li SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY u. :-Ehe.Nce MAR 1971 REFERENCE BOOK Not to be taken from the Library GENERAL REFERENCE Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2009 with funding from San Francisco Public Library http://www.archive.org/details/langleyssanfranc1883sanf GENERAL REFERENCE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. T. X^TJ ISTJD^, titti ismm^ JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, ^©1 REFERENCE CLOCKS IN ALL STYLES WHOLESAIiE AND RETAIL. Sole Agent [or MiiUer's aiul E. I f elsli laiMactnrins Co;s Flue Clocks. 7 and 9 THIRD ST., SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. THE ififfiiii I ( Xj Z 3VC X •Z' Z: X3 . ) LOUDON OFFICE, - m FRANCISCO OFFICE, - - - 3 ANSEL COM N. E. COR. SANSOME AND FINE Authorized Capital Stock, - - - $6,000,000 Subscribed, 3,000,000 Paid in, 1,500,000 Svirplus, 350,000 Zl.exk3.aJ"0I..XJXjiXJ. CITY OF SYDMET. AUSTRALIA CITY OF NEW YORK. ZEALANDIA. February 10 June '2 SepteuibiT 22 March Juiie 10 April 7 July ...28 May T) AuRUst 2') ..30 20 (Or on the arrival of the English Mails.) For New York via Panama On (he iMt and ISth of every Month. Xhe Steamer of the li«t will tnkr Krei^lit niid I'lis-wiiu-crs for J[,AZATLAN\ .\CAPULCO, CHAMPE- KICO, SAN JUSK UK LJIATKMALA, A('AJLTI,A, LA LIHKIM'AH and I'UNTA AKKNA.S. The Steamer of the 15th will taki' Kr.-ljiht and I'assensors for MAZATLAX, .iooL& Stiroot Commercial Credits Issued For use iu Europe, China, Japan, the East Indies, South America and Australia. Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and sold at current rates ; also Telegraph Transfers. Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland ; also on Canada, New York, Chicago, British Columbia and Oregon, arid on the Chartered Mercantile Bank at Hong Kong, Shanghai and Yokohama. Bills collected and other Banking Business transacted. W. LAWSON, ) C. E.TAYLOR, | Agents. The Bank of British Columbia. (INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.) Southeast corner Califoruia and Sansome Streets. PAID UP CAPITAL, $1,800,000 'With poAver to increase to $10,000,000. Branches: PORTLiAND, OREGON; Victoria and New Westmin- ster, British Columbia. AGL: NTS: Ne'w York and Chicago, Agency Bank of Montreal. Canada, Bank of Montreal. Mexico and South America, London Bank of Mexico and South Americk^ Panama, Colonial Bank. China and Japan, Oriental Bank Corporation and Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Australia and New Zealand, Bank of Australasia. English, Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank, Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Bank of New Zealand, and National Bank of Australasia. Eng-land, National Provincial Bank of England, Bank of Liverpool, North and South Wales Bank. Scotland, British Linen Company Bank. Ireland, Bank of Ireland. Deposits received on Current Account, subject to Check, or on Speoial Deposit. Exchange sold in sums of £1 and upwards on the Agencies of the Bank of Ireland and the British Linen Company. ' ; ■ Exchange also sold on London, New York and Canada, and on Victoria, British' Columbia, and Portland, Or. Commercial Credits granted on Europe, China, Japan, South America, Australia and New Zealand' Discount Approved Paper, and make Advances on Collateral Securities. . Collect Bills, and transact a general Banking Business. 8 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. The Nevada Bank OF SAN FRANCISCO, Nevada Block, corner Pine and Montgomery Streets. CAPITAL PAID IN, GOLD - ■ ■ $3,000,000 RESERVE, $4,500,000. Mocird of JDireetOTs: J. C. FLOOD, GEO. L. BRANDER, ProHiclFiit. Vi'-o-I^roftlflent. JOHN W. MACKAY. J. L. FLOOD. JAMES G. FAIR. Ar-TKM-rtTTie ^ 62 Wall Street, New York. AGSIYCI£S, - - - - ( Virginia City, Nevada. Issues Commercial and Travelers' Credits available in any part of the world. Makes transfers of money by telegraph and cable, and draws exchange at customary usances. SE:^ This Bank has special facilities for dealing in BULLION. On the principal Cities throughout the UNITED STATES, EUROPE. JAPAN, CHINA and the EAST INDIES, the AUSTRALIAN COLONIES and NEW ZEALAND, and on HONOLULU, Hawaii. LONDON BANKEHS, - - - The Union Bank cf London ( Limited.) ' National Park Bank. „_,,- ..-T,-- -.A-KTv-mjc! J Hanover National Bank. NEW YORK BANKEES. - - \ ^^^^^^^^ -^^^^^^^ 2ank. . Importers' and Traders' National Bank. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 9 SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION 532 CALIFORNIA ST. CORNER OF WEBB SAN* FRANCISCO, CAL. Deposits, 31st Dec, 1882 $11,261,406.09 Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund 461,908.75 DIRECTOR3Z ALBERT MILLER, President; ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. Sr., Vice-President; JAMES DE FREMERV, J. G. EASTLAND. DANIEL E. MARTIN, CHARLES PACE, CHARLES BAUM, JOHN TAYLOR, WILLIAM ASHBURNER. LOVELL ■WHITE Cashier JOHN ARCHBALD Surveyor HENRT C. CAMPBELL Attorney J. A. L ANOSTROTH Accountant Receives Deposita. Loans on Real Estate Security. Country Remittances may be sent by Wells, Fargo & Co., or by checks of reliable parties, payable in San Francisco, but the responsibility of this Savings Bank commences only with the actual receipt of the money. The signature of the depositor should accompany the first deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee. OFFICE HOURS . .~ 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Saturday evening, for receipt of deposits only, 6| to 8. THE Gebmaii Sathes m Loan Societ? ©W.4S<4irei®® ^MS'tWA^ |4@®»§@©, No. 526 California St. Office lionrs from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Extra lioiirs on Saturdays Irom 7 to 8 P. M. lor recemng oi Deposits only. Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities, at current rates of interest. L. GMDTTIG President F. ROEDING Vice-President and Cashier GEORGE LETTE Secretary \ 10 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. THE Hfbernia Savings and Loan Society INCORPOBATEO lath AprU, 1869. OFFICE N. E. cor. Montgomery and Market Sts. SAIV F'f^A.IV CISCO. The objects for which this Association is formed «re, that by its operations the depositors thereof may be enabled to find a SECURE and PROFITABLE INVESTMENT for SMALL SAVINGS, And borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital, on giving good and sufficient security fur the use of the same. «>FFICEBM: Pbesident ,...M. D. SWEENY. Tbeasubeb KOBERT J. TOBIN Vice-Pbesidekt C. D. O'SULLIVAN. Attorney RICHARD TOBIN Any person can become a depositor of this Society on subscribing to the By-Laws. DepoMitH cun be made of aii.r huiu, from OKR I>0(^I.AK to nn.v amount. I.oanH made on oeeurit.v of Real EHtate within tlie clt:» and oount>. SAN FRANCISCO Constantly on hand, a large and complete assortment of MANILA CORDAGE Whale Line, Bale Rope, Tarred Manila Rope, etc. MANUFACTURED FROM SISAL ROPE OF ALL SIZES AND KINDS. OF^Ric e: at •9 611 and 613 Front Street. Manufactory at the Potrero, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 11 J2^^ OF CALIFORNIA. (^^ Assets, Losses Paid, $1,350,000 $5,000,000 HOME OFFICE S.W. cor. CALIFORNIA and SANSOME STS., TfiE OLDEST and LARGEST Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Company. Its popularity is attested by the fact that its business on this Coast for 1882, yielded PREMIUM RECEIPTS GREATER Than those of any other Company, American or Foreign. 9IARINE ACiESrCIES In Porlland. Oregon. Victoria, B. C, and Honolulu. H. X. Applicants for Slarine I»»iurancc at other Points nia:»' obtain Information and rates through the Company's liocal Agentu. T>. J. STAPLES, ^^e51dent. ALPHEUS BULL, Vice-President. W. .1. DUTTDN, Secretary. E. W. CARPENTER, Asst. Secretary. 12 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Union Insurance Co. Of San Francisco. (THE CALIFOMA LLOYDS, EstaisM il fflj FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. CAPITAL, Fully Paid in Gold Coin, $ 150,0110.00 ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1883, 1,098,512.85 LIABILITIES, 221,715.50 LOSSES PAID SINCE ORGANIZATION, ----- 3,441,513.17 PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 416 CALIFORNIA ST. Branch Office for Eastern Department at 157 and l59 La Salle St., CHICAGO. FAIR RUTES, PBOMPT S[TTL[M[NT OF LOSSES, SOLID SFCURIiy, 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: N. O. Kittle. I. Lawrence Pool, Nicholas Liming, J. H. Freeman. M. J. O'Connor, U. E. MartiD. John Parrott. William Rcholle, R. 8. Floyd, Job. Brandenstein, J. Baum, John Conly, MoM-8 Heller, Charles Baum, M. D. Sweeny, I. SteJnhart, Adam Grant. James MofBtt, Bartlett Doe, N. B. Stone. Daniel Meyer, Isaac L. Rcqua, Qustave Touchard, J. 0. Eldridge, A. E. Sabatie, Benjamin Brewster, Samuel Hort, H. C. Parker, CharleH Kohler, J. G. Kittle, Geo. C. Hickox, Geo. C. Bode. E. L. Ooldatein. W. M. HoBK, • GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. N. G. KITTLE, Vice-President. JAS. D. BAILEY , Secretary. George T. Bohen, Surveyor. C. P. Farnfield, General Agent. Thos . S. Chard, Managei - Eastern Department. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 13 JE ^^ OF PROVIDENCE, R. I. (INCORPORATED A. D. 1799.) CAPITAIi, paid up $ 400,000 ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1883 1,007,364 PRESCOTT INSURANCE CO. Of Boston. CAPITAL, paid up $200,000 ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1883 382,029 Prussian National OF STETTIN, PRUSSIA. (INCORPORATES A. D. 1845.) CAPITAL, subscribed $2,250,000 CAPITAL, paid up and Surplus 787,500 ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1882 3,026,424 Losses Paid here as soon as Adjusted. LOUIS JACOBY, GEN'L AGENT, 439 CALIFORNIA STREET. 14 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. H1B0M& Insurance Company of California. OTia-A^lSriZBID 18723- • Statement January 1st. 1883. Capital Stock fuUy paid $200,000.00 Reserve for Re-Insurance 77,867.00 Losses in process of Adjustment 6,775.00 Net Surplus — over Capital and all Liabilities 91,411.08 Total Assets $376,053.08 Surplus as regards Policy-holders $291,411.08 Losses Paid since organization of Company $867,528.70 PRINCIPAL OFFICE, SAN RRANCISCO- JOHN H. WISE PRESIDENT. CHA'S. A. LATON SECRETARY. ^^^^ TT* ^^^ "^h^ /%. T ^^<^ NORWICH UNION t^ AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES COMBINED CAPITAL, $22,750.CC0. COMBINED ASSETS, $36,000,000, •♦♦ — — FALKNER, EELL &. CO., General Agents, 410 CALIFORNIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 15 MARINE AND FIRE. Tie California Insurance Co. OPFICE: No. 31S ZiUllSmi. ST. One door East from Sansome, SAX FRANCISCO, €AI<. CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOLD) - . . . $600,000 ASSETS, - - - - 920,503 TMM &£cMMSr QF ^^^ TME M(0€^E,&* €. T. HOPKINS, President. JOHN BERMINGHAM, Vice-President. L. L. BROMWELL, Secretary. E. T. BARNES, Assistant Secretary. W. H. C. FOWLER, Marine Secretary. The London and Provincial FIRE INSURANCE CO., (LIMITED) OI= L_ONDON_ Capital Subscfited jnd Guafanteed, ----- $5, |UUU|UUUI Li PI %#P"ri A ^w'ss ^^^^ Insurance Company CAPITAL Subscribed and Guaranteed, $2,000,000. Swiss Marins Insurance Cos. Md CA.T1TKL Subscribed and Guaranteed, $4,000,000. HARRY W. SYZ, General Agent, ** 420 and 422 California St. 16 8AN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. K ASSETS, Home Office, Jan. 1st, 1882 $919,4 1954 DEPOSIT in the State of Oregon 50,000.00 I (MARINE DEPARTMENT.) ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1882 $2,198,008.60 CITY DEPARTMENT OF THE G. D. DORIVIN, Manager PacJac Branch 4a« CALIFORNIA ST. CAPITAL $5,000,000 CUTTE & FRANK, Agents, 307 California street. C. ADOLPHE LOW & CO. 208 California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -A. O-E ITT S American SugEir Refinery, San Francisco; San Jose Fruit Packing Company, San Jose ; Colton Fruit Preserving Company, Colton. OFFICE IN NEW YORK, 42 CEDAR STREET. Liberal Advances made on Oonsig-nments. \ ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 17 J.W. Shaeffer & Co. ,V^^t^F^QWtrSSM§ QS^ 4- i i * i ^ «-' 't-^i^^T 321 and 323 Sacramento St. SAN FRANCISCO. RAFAEL GALLEGOS. T. EDUARDO MONTEALEGRE.j r.T. M. aiONTEALEGRE, Jb. 1 MANUEL MONTEALEGRE. MONTEALEGRE & CO. Mil AND ®@aMtisl®M Mi)ff®toat 230 CALIFORNIA STREET, 'iMM »MA1I©M©@, 18 SAN FRANCISCO - DIRECTORY. m^vmm v m) n For all purposes, such as Pumping Water for Irrigation, Watering Stock, Chopping Feed, Churn- ing, Sawing Wood, Running Machinery for Manufacturing, Mechanical or other purposes. TIIF ECONOMV The Simplicity and Perfection of tiiese Mactiines is the result of 31 years' experience in California. CO rz a §1 o o -a .=; .a o > i: '& ^ 5 "" >> c ^ THE DAIRY a^EEX. Designed especially for the use of Dairymen. THE ECONOMY— At W^ork. 'FJEX.^S X: C? O i^J O IVK (For One or T«'o Horses. ) Wind-Mills, Horse-Powers and Fumps of all kinds Repaired Promptly. ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. 19 '* t,i^ Rotary Pulverizing Mill WORKS ORE WET OR DRY, And Feeds Itself Automatically. Patented October 11th, 1881. MANUFACTUEED BY THE INVENTOR AND PATENTEE, 308 Mission Street, San Francisco. PLEASE SEND FOR CIRCULARS. W. I. TUSTIN. 20 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOKY. CHALLENGE ORE FEEDER FOR. Q^UAT^TZ ]\1IL,LS- Over 1100 are now in use, giving entire satisfaction. 20 per cent, more ore crushed with 15 per cent, less wear of iron than by hand feeding. JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE WORKS Manufacture all descriptions of Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery. A Large Stock of both New and Second Hand at Machine Works, Nos. 49 and 51 FREMONT ST SAN FRANCISCO. Ak^iKh for "BAKKKS ROTARY PRESSIRE RI.OWER.t. *■• •» I'. Bl^AINnEl-I.f* * CO.-.S MACHINIST?*- T<»OI..S. AIbo. hot I»<»I.I>«IIEI> SIIAFTIXO rr»ni Akron Ir<»ii <'o., Akron. O. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 21 _ Jl. 11 il.' 1 Ml ^. _l III' I I' I' ■"■ OFFICE 416 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO. FElirilll rai«®¥, luB©iimt©ad@®t« BASE BULLION, LEAD and SILVER ORES PURCHASED Gold and Silver Bars taken for Refining. Also Ztlannfnctiirers of LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, SHOT, BABBIT METAL H. B. T'NDERHir,!., Jr., S*>oretary. A. J. RAl,STON, President. RoLLSNC Mill Company CAPITAL STOCK, $1.000,000.. Established for the manufacture of Railroad aud Merchant Iron, Rolled Girders, and every variety of KoUed and Hammered Snafting, Railroad Supplies, Forgings of all kinds. Horse Shoe Shapes, Machine and Bridge Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow Teeth, etc., etc. Office : 202 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., P.O. Box 2032, will have immediate attention HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON. President Wm. Alvord. Superintendent Patrick Noble General Manager. . . L. B. Benchley. Secretary .... Charles M. Keeney 22 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. JOHN JXEARTIZImIm, Gold ^Silver Plater Between Montgomery and Kearny, - - - SAN FRANCISCO. 9Iaiiiifa<*tiii'er aiid Iiii|iorlor of C'onc-li and Carriaee Hardw are. T.ain|>H. ote. A erood aiiHorliiiriit or Carriage I.ani|>N and Candles coiihlaiill y <»i liand. I*arli<-iilar altenlion paid t«> tlie repairiii;; uf t'arria^p l.ani|>H. Xainr PlateM made at Hliort notice. A good asAortiiiriit of J>ot>r I'latt'K aii«l >iini Iters on liaiitl. >. B.— Orders from tlieCountr:* liroyipll.T attended to. D. J. HURLEY 1 «■; ta» ^ «- emucLsip 134 MAIN STREET, Bet. Mission and Howard, SAN FRANCISCO. ROBERT BRAGG, On Hand and ^ No, 322 MAIN STREET, Made to Order. Between Foisom and Harrison. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 23 HGENCY, No. 319 CALIFORNIA ST., S.F. Notice is hereby given that arrangements have been entered into between the ROYAL MAIL STEAI^ PACKET COMFANV AND THE • For the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England and to the Bank of France> and Hamburg, by the steamships of the two Companies, under through bills of lading, for delivery at destination by the Packets of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. The following Steamships^of the R. M. S. P. Co. leave Aspinwall for the ,\»K----5:«s!»w»\-^\_;sS"^l^«!§^— 'West Indies and Southampton, calling at Cherbourg, France, to land passengers on the 6th and 2'2d of each mouth. Registered Tonnage. Horse Power. PARA :t.S05 600 DOK ».803 600 MED WAV 3.6H7 (iOO mo»»Ki.]:<>|>i>r«-|i:irliii<-iil _ » OO and lO «0 C'oi»iiii«'r«*lJil l>«-|>3irtiii<-iil IS OO <'olI<-ci]il<> I><-|i»rtni4-nt 15 OO and 20 OO Piano aiiKl Oriran 1,5 oO Vi«>lin. riut*, ra» iii(C lO OO Banking Dei»artni«"nt 2 50 Teleieranliy an«l I'liunoKrapliy s lO OO I>uii«li nia.T IM' liad at the CuIIeve nt an additional rharye of.tflO per quarter. No extra <-harire for llie ntud.v of the French, tiernian and SpaniHh liangrnasea. For further particulars apply to BRO. GENEBERN, Director, Eddy and Larkin Streets. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 25 iT.iiiifi Van Ness Ave., bet Hayes and Grove, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. This Institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of JesuB, was opened for the reception of students on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 1859, it w»s incorporated and empowered to confec degrees and academical honors in all the learned isrofessions, and to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary institution in the JJniled States. The design of this Institiition Is to give a thorough Eiiilisli, Classical, Matlieinatlcal aui PMlosoplilcal IT IS INTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY. The Course of Studies embraces the Greek, Latin and English Languages, Poetry, Rhetoric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Mathematics, Chemistry, Mental, Moral and Natural Philos- ophy. The study of the French and Spanish Languages, Vocal Music and Practical Telegraphy is optional. Besides the Classical, there is a Preparatory and Elementary Department for the younger students. Its object is to qtialify the pupil for the higlier studies. This Institution, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents the highest advantages for the mental and moral training of the students. -A. COI^I'I.ETE HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM PARIS. The Laboratory contains over Two Hundred and Fifty PURE CHEMICALS, and aM that is neces- sary for the most complicated Manipulations and Analysis. THE COLLE&E HAS, MOREOVER, A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, The " St. Ignatius' College Orchestra," and the two " Philhistorian Debating Societies," are established in the College for the improvement of the pupils and younger gentlemen of good standing. ROBERT E. KENNA, S. J., President. 26 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. H. L. DODGE. L. H. SWEEKP:V. J. E. BLGGLES. F. \V. VAN SICKLEN. DODGE, SWEENEY & CO. IMPORTERS, Wholesale Provision Dealers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. U4 and U6 Market St and U and 13 California St., SAN FRANCISCO. Sole Agrents for Libby, McNeill A Libby's Canned Meats. H. M. Dupee's Chicagro Hatns. F. O- BOIX: 1242. C. p. HUBBELL. J. C. HAMI'TON. \V. s*. GA(iF,. D. D. bHAT^IJCK. HUEBELL, SHATTUCK & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC., ETC. Nos. 317-321 Front Street, and 310, 312 and 314 Commercial Street, San Francisco. p. O. BOX 2203. JOHN SKINKER, 256 Market Street, San Francisco. Sole Agent for the Paeific CoaMt for Dupont's Cannon, Musket, Blasting, Mining & Sporting EAGLE SAFETY FUSE and NOBEL'S GIANT CAP COMPANY. ITirXSlMCH i& CO.. m ana Brittan's Building, 109 CALIFORNIA ST., San Francisco, Gal. Agents Moodyville Sa-wmill Company (limited) Bnrrard Inlet, B. C. REPRKSENTED BY R. D. WKI.CH Si CO., - - - / 4-6 Tower Chambers, Liverpool, Engf. WELCH, RITHET & CO., - - ' ' - ' - VUtoria, Brltiaii Columbia. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 27 BYRON JACKSON, Manufacturer of Steam Engines, TliresUng MacMiiery, Harrows, California WliiJ-MlUs, All kinds of Castings, etc., etc. Close regulation, and Ibest attain- able Economy of Fuel. BYRON JACKSON,! 625 to 631 SIXTH STREET, San Francisco. Patented Dec. 21, 1875. Reed's Sectional Boiler""^ and j Steam-Pipe Coveringr. WIKE BOUNU BOILER COVERING AGENT FOE THE ire I. L. MERRELL, AGENT FOE Reed's [lastic Sectiooal Non-Conducting COVEEINe FOR STEAM SURFACES. O-E^ir^IOESs 3XO Tox\7-xxsoxx. Ji Jt y > T ii f liF — AND IRRIGATING PIPE CirmtimTikaDlWtttiU Also, all Kinds of House Fiuisli. FACTORY AND OFFICE Berry St., bet. Third and Fourth, Send for Catalog^ue and Price Liist. • Mm^^WmG'TWME'S: QF'- FINE CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR TO ORDER. Room 14 Fhelan Building, Market Street. MY TWO DOLIiAR SHIRT SPECIAliIiY RKCOMMENDED. 32 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. r. p. BACON, President. C. L. FOOTS, Secretary. 1h Elok Iron Worh Comjanj, Manufacturers and Repairers of all kinds of MACHINERYiND IRON CASTINGS AND BUILDERS OF HOISTING AND MINING MACHINERY, POUTABLE, STATL'NARY AND MARINE ENGINES. OFFICE AND WORKS: 222 and 224 Fremont Street, S. F. Agents for C. H. Baker's Mining Horse Power, Bishop's Mining Pump Apparatus, C. H. Baker's Quicksilver Feeder. DIXON, BERNSTEIN & CO., Manufacturers of every description of m^'^ Cor, Market and Front Sts„ San Francisco, Cal, STEAM FACTORY : Fifth street, near Bryant Street, BRANCH FACTORY Cor. Front and Stark Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND, OR. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 33 GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS' BtS WtB.g MINING, MILLING, PUMPING AND ,H»©1K^ MAO Ml Plans, Working Drawings and Specifications for all kinds of Machinery. GOLDEN STATE SUCTION AND PRESSURE BLOWERS. Nos. 237 to 257 First Street, San Francisco. California Brass and Bell Foundry ±2^ FIIiST STR-EET, Opposite Minna, & SAN FRANCISCO. AGENTS FOK Eureka Lubricator BRASS COMPOSITION, ZrVC AND BABBIT METAti CASTINGS. 4®- Brass Ship Work of all kinds, Spikes, Sheating Nails, Eudder Braces, Hinges, etc. Also Church and Steamboat Bells and Gongs. Steam, Liquor, Water, Oil and Flange Cocks and Valves made and repaired. Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzles, and Hose Couplings and Connections. Garden Valves, substitute for Hose Bibs. 34 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Tho Black Dianod Coal Misiig Co. HolesalE Dealers In all Forelp ai Domestic STEAM and HOUSE COALS and SCREENINGS, By the Cargo and in Lots to suit. EGG COAL, LEHIGH LU3IP and CUMBERLAND COALS. OFFICE, S. E. COR. SPEAR AND FOLSOM. P. B. CORNWALL, President. G. R. JESSE. H. M. DREW JESSE & DREW, ® SOUTH POINT MILL Berry Street, bet. Third and Fourth. ALL KINDS OF WOOD TURNING Constantly on hand and made to order, Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc. icm d Matbatical Inslrmsnl Mabr 429 MONTGOMERY STREET, San Francisco California. Instrnfflents Made to Ortler, Repairei and Carefully Adjusted. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 35 GEO. B. KNOWLES. GEO. B. KNOWLES, Je. CEO. B. KNOWLES ^ SON, Wholesale and Retail LUMBER DEALERS, M©iw®@i® ©)i'©g-@a I'im©^ Smgm^ Ft®©?) CEDAR, SPRUCE, BLACK WALNUT, HICKORY, MAPLE, ASH, OAK AND WHITEWOOD. S.E. COR. MISSION AND MAIN STREETS, And N. W. Cor. Bryant and Main Sts , ----- Scin Francisco. ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT, Wholesale Candy Manufacturers, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NUTS, ETC. 118 FRONT ST., bet California and Pine, - - SAN FRANCISCO. Steaui Candy Factory, 118 Front Street. wlilTE~BROs77 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN" HARDWOOD LUMBER, Cabinet AVoods and Veneers, AVAGON STOCK, PLOW BEAMS AND HANDLES. Is. 13-15 Main Street, and U-16 Spear Street, OPPOSITE OL.D STAND. - ----- NEAR MARKET. Transatlaitic Fire Imrancc Co. OF HAMBURG. Capital. - - -__ ■ $1,500,000 G-EO. MARCUS & CO., Agents, 304 California Street, San Francisco. 36 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY- IfCIES PATENT ARCH The CHEAPKST and BENT Kindler in the World. A1.WAYS READY FOR I'SE. Each Klndler represents all the wuod necessary to build any coal tire, and Is of Itself suftlclent to remove all chill or dampness from a room. In sickness, the very article to start a tire (niickly. USE THIS KINDLER AND AVOID COAL OIL EXPLOSIONS. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS AND COAL DEALERS Office, 213 Mission Street, San Francisco. MdMC'FSQTlTRBM QS^ FINE FURNITURE Mantels, House, Bank and Office Fittings KV PACIFIC COAST WOODS, A SPECIALTY. Nos. 429 and 431 Fourth St. cor. of Silver DESIONS FCHXISHKD. ji. mnm AXD ENGRAVER ^^^ 611 jf:^ Washington Street SAN FRANCISCO. ESTABLISHED 1849. JOSEPH MAYER, ORGAN BUILDER No. 127 Page Street, - - - - - San Francisco. MASCFACTUBER AND REPArRER OF -VLL KINDS OF t^ All order, to the above address txrill receive prompt attention. *^ ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 37 F= A C I F" I C Elass Staining, Ciittiiij, Emksin; d Desp; Works 19 FREMONT ST., aiifl 1213-1215 HOWARD ST„ SAN FRANCISCO. Glass-Cutting, Staining, Embossing and Designing in all its branches. Bending of Glass a Specialty. THE DR. BLY ARTIFICIAL LIMBS -:^^\^■UFACTURED by- Without Lateral Motion. MENZO SPRING, No. 9 Geary Street, Commissioned to furnish Limb.s on Government Orders to "Officer or enlisted or hired man " who has lost a lira ■ in the niilitar.v or naval service of the f. S. Gov.'rnnient; they oeins entitled to one one ' in five years, and tran portation paid to and from Manufactory. Universal Ankle Motion. ARTIFICI.4Ii AR9IS OF THE BEST KINDS AT EASTERN PRICES. Desiriptive Circulars, Blanks for taking Measurements, with instructions and Price List, free on application, as above NEW ENGLAND SOAP CO, S. E. Cor. Sixteenth and Utah Sts., near Potrero Av. H. FISCHBECK t GO'S ueen Lily Soap Is guaranteed to do all -we claim for Washes -without rubbin?, and does not injure the clothes. The largest fam- ily washing in the city can be done in three to four hours. A girl twelve years of age can do a washing w^ith this soap. — A L_ S O — Family, Castile, Toilet, Shaving, Glycerine, etc., etc. PACIFIC *■*■* ♦♦ >*>♦♦♦♦* ♦♦♦■*■ ♦♦♦ 320 POST STREET, Ked Mkn's Building, opp. Usios Square, Sax Francisco. •11119 school is justly ranked by the piibHc as the hest Commercia! College on the Pacific Coast. It aCords excellent facilities in the following courses ot instruction : TKc BUSINESS COURSE. This is desijnied to prepare students for cox mercial and business PtRsnTS. It embraces the foliownijf studies: roOKKFFriXn-BY r.oni sinoi.k avo Ecrp.LE entrv, as applied to all kinds of busint.s Buchas srholciiaud KJtai°"lerchandis.ng. Farming, Ma.nuacturing, Mimng;. Brokerage and Kxchan-e, Imi.i'rtuij,' and Jobbing, Comnussiou, Kadroadmg, Banking Uc. „ , . CO.U.MEliClAL CAiX'UL.^TlOxNS-Euibrucing the most rap.a '^".^ '^'i'''•^;'*^'v' „^^^^^^^ cVoui am.i in I'ercenlage, Protil and l.oss. Commission, Interest and Discount, I>o>"e^i^ -^ > 1 oveig^i lixchange. &. a> o ^ I h3 on? 'il ® rnaiis ii Wi WW. ..wgg^w It: From their own Manufactory in Mancliester, N. H. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED MITCHELL FARM WAGONS. The Sanborn Spring Wagons are the BEST IN THE WORLD. Excelling in Style, Finish, Ease of Draught and Durability. Entered according to Act of Congresg, In the Tear 1883, by Painteb & Co., In the ofiBce of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C. HxszffRir ImJJNu a go. m^l ad CoMission Merckts. A GENTS RELIANCE MARINE INSURANCE CO. (LIMITED. ) OF LIVEKP'OOL. CAPITAL, $2,000,000.00. 3 RUMFORD ST., 214 CALIFORNIA ST. - . . - SAN FRANCISCO. 1»0o TABLE OF CONTENTS.. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT... Board of Supervisors Board of Education ' _ City and Countv Officers...'.".".'.' ELECTION DISTRICTS Congressional Senatorial and Assembly '.".'.".'.".".'.'.' City and Countv „, POLICE DEPARTMENT ".".".". « ¥iii i^EiSffflr^'^^ telegkaphv.".'.".:::".".: | FIRE PATROL .'.";." ^ PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2j PRIVATE SCHOOLS . .. ' « FEDERAL officers::::::::::.^."'::::::::::.::;:;::::::::::;::: ef PAGE. 57 57 57 .... 58 .... 60 ..„ 60 .... 60 60 Arm.v.. 67 Const and Geodetic Survey B7 Internal Revenue ". 67 Light House Department.....".!..','.*."!! 67 Custom House. . " gs United States Treafivmr!!!".".! es United States Mint •' S Surveyor-General. . "" rq Post-office fio STATE OFFICERS " "" m ll^l^i^L^'^'"''^ :.::::!!:::!:;:::::::...!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!! ^ BANKS i} CHURCHES "./r.'.'.'.'.'.'.?.'.'.*.!!.*!!!!;.'.'.'.'!;!!,';.";;!;.';;;;; n FAOK. ... 80 ... 80 ... 81 ... 93 ... 95 SUA SOCIETIES Religious .'.'.'.".".".".'.'."!"■ Benevolent '/.!! Masonic Odd Fellows ....'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.".".'"." Temperance Protective Literary, Historical, etc.!!.!!!!!!!!!."!! Social int: MILITARY i^ United States Armv ."..".".'.".".'.".".".' 109 National Guard of California .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 109 Independent Companies... no CEMETERIES „ " no STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE ".'.'.'.' m BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC... ' 134 Public Buildings. Halls iS Blocks, Rows, Wharves 135 Places of Amusement 135 Prominent Places " 135 KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES :;;.":'.'.'.'..'.'::.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.: m Federal 136 State jgg City and County '."!!! i-w! ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS/ETC!!!!! 137 REGISTER OF NAME.S. o.x-xv. ist CHINESE DIRECTORY .,.!".!! 1097 BUSINESS DIRECTORY .Z " 1105 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS. PAOE. Allen W B. & Co 1196, 1219 Anplo-Callfornlan Bank 4 Asphaltum and Mastic Kooflng Co 1106, 1201 Bandmann, Nielsen & Co 1179, 1197 Bank British Columbia 7 Bank British North America 7 Baptis J. II 1153 Bah- J. D 1215 Barrett & Sherwood, side llpes, front cover Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.— 34 Black, Watt, Bonner ealer« in an klndn or FOBEIOX and f nlHl/UUI^UUun OC l/U. I>OME»iXICCOAl„ 41 Uarket street, corner Sp«ar. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. 69 License Collectok*— D. R. McNEILL ; appointed by the Board of Supervisors; salary, $3,000 per annvun. Deputy— M. C. Conroy, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Collectors— P. F. DuFlon, D. R. Lockwood, H. W. Fraser, George E. Lewis, M. J. O'Reilly, Thomas Bryan, Francis J. Byrne, Andrew Spaulding, John P. Rlordan, J. M. Ferris, W. E. Eakin, A. E. Buckingham, James C. McGlynn and Wm. G. Lansing, $1,500 per annum each. Reoistbab of Votebs— JAMES A. JOHNSON; appointed by the Governor ; salary, $3,600 per annum. Chief Clerk— Wm. Broderick, $1,800 per annum. Deputy — Henry E. Sheldon, $1,800 per annum. Clerk and Messenger— Charles J. Blackburne, $1,500 per annum. SxmvEYOB t— GEORGE H. ROGERS ; salary, $500 per annum and fees. Deputies— Charles S. Tllton and George R. Turner. StTPEBiNTENDENr PPBLio Stbeets AND HIGHWAYS— T. J. LOWNET ; Salary, $4,000 per annum. Depu- ties—Edward H. Drum, John A. Hogan, James E. Lowney, James J. Flinn, Edward Owens, Thomas Clark, John Buckley, Maurice Sullivan, Thomas Blanchfleld, John H. Knight, Michael B. Mara, Patrick Donohue, and John J. McDade. CoBONEB— M. LEVINGSTON ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputies— M. J. Simmons, $1,800 per annum, and Charles Johnson, $1,500 per annum. Messenger — P. J. Shanly, $900 per annum. Public Adminisxbatob— PHILIP A. ROACH ; salary, fees. Attorney— John A. Wright; salary, fees. CiTT Physician— CHARLES BLACH; salary $1,800 per annum. Police Surgeon— 8. S. Stambaugh, $1,200 per annum. Pound Keepeb— J. BRACKEN ; salary, $900 per annum and fees. FiEE Depabtjient CoiTMissioNERS- —EDWARD B. COTTER (President), Edward Flaherty, Frank Q. Edwards, Frederick C. Siebe and John Mason ; no compensation. Clerk — Ezekiel B. Vreeland; salary, $1,800 per annum. Janitor and Messenger— George W. L. Post, $900 per annum. FiBE AxABM AND POLICE Telegbaph— SuPEBiNTENDENT — JOHN CURRAN ; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; salary $2,400 per annum. Operators— William Morton, Alfred Clarke, Jr., and E. H. Eeeee, $1,500 per annum each. Line Repairers— William E. Ackerson, $1,200 per annum ; Antone Chris- tiansen and Daniel Shay, $1,080 per annum each. Pabk Commissionebs- F. M. PIXLEY (President) Leland Stanford and J. Rosenfeld; no compensation. Engineer — City and County Surveyor (ex officio), no compensation. Secretary — R. S. Smith. Superinten- dent— John J. McEwen. BoAED OF Health— Members : THE MAYOR (President), and Doctors J. C. Shorb, O. O. Burgess, William A. Douglass, and A. W. Perry ; no compensation. BoABD City Hall Commissionebs— MAYOR (ex officio) , Auditor (ex officio) , City and County Attorney (ex officio) ; salary, $1,200 per annum each. Secretary— Henry Bartling, $2,400 per annum. Commissionebs of Insanity- ISAAC S. TITUS, M.D., (President), Geo. A. Reich, M.D., L. J. Henry, M.D., J. G. Jewell, M.D. ; salary, fees. Office Health Depabtment— Health Officer— J. L. MEARES, M. D.; salary; $3,000 per annum. Quaran- tine Officer. — William F. McAllister, M.D., $1,800 per annum. Secretary— Peter MuUoy, $2,100 per annum. W. H. A. Hodgdon, M. D., Assistant Secretary; $1,200 per annum. Health Inspectors— Scott Elder, Lewis R. Lull, H. J. Burns, George Decker, R. E. Chapman and Daniel S. Culp, $1,200 per annum each. Market Inspector— Jacob Wray, $1,200 per annum. Superintendent of Disinterments — J. H. Blethen, $900 per an- num. Messenger — William Hoesch, $900 per annum. Alms House and Hospital— Superintendent — M. J. KEATING ; salary, $2,400 per annum. Matron— Mrs. M. J. Keating, $720 per annvun. Resident Physician— S. R. Gerry, $1,500 per annum. City and County Hospital— Superintendent Physician— ISAAC S. TITUS; salary, $2,400 per annum. Resident Physician— W,E. Bates, $1,500 per annum. House Physicians— John H. Sheets, William H. Gris- wald, A. A. Stoneberger and J. P. LeFevre. Visiting hysicians— W. F. McNutt and Henry Gibbons, Sr., $1,200 per annum each. Visiting Surgeons. — W. A. Douglass and R. A. McLean, $1,200 per annum each. Apothecary— J. R. Garratt, $1,200 per annum. Steward— Robert Bell, $1,500 per annum. Terms regulated by the Board of Health. Twenty-sixth Stbeet Hospital— Resident Physician. —JOHN W. FOYE, salary, $1,800 per annum. Steward — Jeremiah Sullivan, $600 per annum. Industbial School (Transferred .to the control of the Board of Supervisors April 9, 1872, by Act of the Legislature)— Superintendent— JOHN S. KENNY; salary, $1,680 per annum. Assistant Superintendent- E. Barthrop, $1,080 per annum. Teachers— J. C. Robinson, $1,080 per annum; B. F. Catlin, S960 per annum. Teacher Music — J. C. Kemp, $780 per annum. Foreman Shoe Shop— Dan Maloney, $780 per annum. Fore- man Tailor Shop— A. P. McCarthy, $780 per annum. Gardener— John Beatty, $480 per annum. Teamster- J. T. Mulligan, $600 per annum. Farmer- A. Sullivan, $600 per annum. Carpenter— Guto Austrine, $780 per annum. Steward— CLarles H. Warren, $780 per annum. Matron- Mrs. Anderson, $600 per annum. Seamstress— Mrs. Nellie Harris, $360 per annum. Visiting Physician— Benjamin D. Dean, $900 per annum. House of Cokbection— Superintendent. -/-SAM SHEAR; salary, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Superin- tendent—Thomas Seal, $1,200 per annum. Matron— Mrs. A. T. Green, $600 per annum. Twenty-one Guards, who receive $660 per annum each. SUPEBINTENDENT CiTY CEMETERY- ALBERT P. STANYAN ; Salary. $900 per annum. G.4.S INSPECTOB— ROBERT C. AMES. Gabdenebs Public Sqtjabes— DANIEL CREIGHTON (chief) ; salary, Sl,200 per annum ; G. C. DriscoU, James O'Brien, J. G. Nihen, A. Oliver, H. G. Allen and James Gilmartin ; $900 per annum each. Gate Keepeb Pioneee Pabk— Augustus Tieroflf ; salary, $480 per annum. Watchman Old City Hall— W. O. Southwick ; salary, $960 per annum. Watchman New City Hall— Henry Armstrong (night) salary, $960 per annum ; Frank Murphy (day) $900 per annum. * The Act of the Legislature, April 3d, 1876, authorizes the Collector of Licenses to appoint, with the advice and consent of the Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer, as many Assistant Collectors of Licenses as they may deem necessary, not to exceed twelve, to hold their offices during the pleasure of the Collector of Licenses. t The County Surveyor receives fees for surveying private property, principally street work. Salaries of Deputies and Clerks paid by the Surveyor. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO. 509, 511 Market St. Warns. Busis^ies, Carrianes. sieamllAmes OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN fVIOnORK. 133 a>|»ear Mtre«*. 60 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Election Districts, state Conffresgional. FtBST DisTBioT.— The City and County of San Fran- CiBCO. Second District.— The counties of Contra Costa, Alameda, San Joaquin, Calaveras, Amador, £1 Dorado, Sacramento, I'lacer, Nevada, Alpine and Tuolumne. Thlri> District. — The counties of Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, Yul>a. Sierra, Butte, Plumas, Lassen, Tehama, Colusa, Mendocino, Hum- boldt, Trinity, Shasta, Modoc, Siskiyou, and Del Norte. I Fourth District. — San Diego, Los Angeles, San Be- nito, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Kern, Mer- ced, Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo. Mono and Inyo. Senatorial and Aasfnibly. ■Eighth District.— The City and County of San Frsuiisro and the County of San JIateo shall be the Eighth Senatorial District, and shall elect one Sena- tor ; the County of San Mateo shall elect one membe^ of the Assembly. Ninth District. — Commencing at a point -where the g a M H « Boutlierly line of United States Military Keservatiou, known as the "Presidio Reservation," intersects with 1 Senatorial Districtraud shall elect two Senators and tersection with Eighth street; thence northerly along said Eighth streit to the point of its intersection with Market street ; thence Bouthwosterly along said Market street to the point of the intersection of Larkinstreet with said Market street ; thence northerly along said Larkin street to the point of beginning, shall be the Twelfth Senatorial District, and shall elect two Sena- tors and four members of the Assembly. Thirteenth District.— Commencing at a point where the Point Lobos Toll Road produced in a direct line westerly intersects with the waters of the Pacific Ocean, and running thence easterly along. said Point Lobos Toll Road to the point of its couuection with Geary street; thence along said Geary street easterly to its" intersection with Larkin street; thence south- erly along said Larkin street to the point of its inter- section with Market street; thence northerly along said Market street to the point where Eighth street intersects with said Market street; thence southeast- erly along said Eighth street to its intersection with Channel street; thence northeasterly along said Chan- nel street to the point of its intersection with Fourth street ; thence southeasterly along said Fourth street to the point of its iutorseition with the Bay of San Francisco; thence southerly along the line of the waters of said bay to the jjoint of intersection of the boundary line between the City and County of San Francisco and the County of San Mateo with the wa- ters of said bay ; thence westerly along said boundary line to the point of its intersection with the Pacific Ocean; thence northerly along the line of said ocean to the point of beginning, shall be the Thirteenth the waters of the Paciftc Ocean ; thence meandering along the waters of said ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Francisco, northerly, easterly, and south- erly, to the point where Washington street intersects with said Bay ; thence westerly along said Washington street, to its intersection with Firtt avenue ; thence northerly, along said avenue, to its intersection with the southerly boundary line to said " Presidio Reser- vation ;" thence westerly and along the southerly boundary line of the said ''Presidio Reservation," to its intersection with the Pacitic Ocean, and the point of beginning, shall be the Ninth Senatorial District, and shall elect two Senators and four members of the Assembly. Tenth District. — Commencing at a point where the soxitherly boundary line of the "Presidio Reserva- tion" intersects with the waters of the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly and along the southerly boundary line of said "Presidio Reservation" to the point where First Avenue intersects with said boundary line; thence southerly along said First avenue to the point where Washington street lutersects with said First avenue ; thence easterly along said Washington street to its intersection with the waters of the Bay of San Francisco ; thence southerly along the line of said Bay to the point of intersection of Market street with said Bay; thence westerly along said Market street to the point where Geary street intersects with said Market street; thence westerly along said Geary street to where It connects with the Point Lobos Toll Road; thence along said Point Lobos Toll Road, and said toll road produced in a direct line to the Pacific Ocean: thence northerly along said ocean to the point of beginning, shall be the Tenth Senatorial District, and shall elect two Senators and foiur members of the Assembly. Eleventh District.— Commencing at a point on the line of Market street where Fourth street intersects with said Market strt'et; thence easterly, and along said Market street to the waters of the Bay of San Francisco; thence southerly and southwesterly along the line of the waters of said Bay, to a point where Fourth street intersects with said Bay ; thence north- erly along the line of said Fourth street to the point of beginning, shall be the Eleventh Senatorial Dis- trict, and shall elect two Senators and four members of the .\s8einbly. Twelfth District.— Commencing at the Intersec- tion of Larkin and Geary streets, and runumgthence easterly alonj: said Geory stri « t to its intersection with Slarktt street; thence southwesterly along the line of said Miiiket street to the pnlntof intersection of Fourth street with said Market street ; thence southerly along said Fourth street to the point of its intersection with Channel street; thtnce southwest- erly along said Channel street to the point of its in- four members of the Assembly. City and County. First Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco on the north and east ; by the north line of Washington street on the south ; by the east Hue of Kearny street on the west ; Including the Islands in the Bay. Number of Voting Precincts — eight. Second Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco on the north ; by the west line of Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Val- lejo street on the south ; by the east line of Larkin street on the west. Number of Precincts — nine. Third Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Wash- ington street on the north, by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco, and the northerly line of Market street on the east ; by the north line of California street on the south, and the east line of Kearny street on the west. Number of Precincts — three. ForRTH Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Val- lejo street on the north, by the west line of Kearny street on the east, by the north line of Washington street on tne south, and by the east line of Larkin street on the west. Number of Precincts — eight. FiKTH Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Cali- fornia street on the north ; by the northerly line of Market street on the southeast ; and by the eatt line of Kearny street on the west. Number of Precincts- Two. Sixth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Wash- ington street on the north by the west line of Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Pine street on the south ; and by the east line of Larkin street on the west. Number of Precincts— six. Seventh AVard.— Bounded by the southerly line of Market street on the north-west ; by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco on the north-east ; by the north- erly line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by the easterVj- line of Second street on the south-west. Number of Precincts- eight. Eighth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Pine street on the north ; by the west line of Kearny street on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street on the smith-east'; and by the east line of Larkin street on the west. Number of Precincts— eighteen. Ninth Ward.— Bounded by the southerly line of Harrison street on the north-west ; by the waters of the bay of San Francisco on the nc*th-east and east ; LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewta, offer Goods Lower than any House in this city. 119 AIontKomery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY GOOD UrfkRK. T.OW I'llK'KN. POLICE DEPARTMENT. 61 by the northerly line of Channel street on the south- east ; and by the easterly line of Seventh street on the south-west. Number of Precincts— ten. " Tenth Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of Market street on the north-west ; by the westerly line of Second street on the north-east ; by the northerly line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by the easterly lino of Seventh street on the south-west. Number of Precincts — twenty-four. Eleventh Wabd.— Bounded by the southerly line of Ridley street, the southerly line of Ridley street produced due west to the PaciHc Ocean, the southerly line of Market street, the westerly line of Seventh street, and the southerly line of Channel street on the north ; by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco on the east ; by the southerly line of the City and County of San Francisco on the south ; and by the waters of the Pacific Ocean on the west. Number of Precincts— thirty-three. Twelfth Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the Pacific Oceau and the waters of the Bay of San Fran- cisco on the north ; by the west lino of Larkin street on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street, the north line of Ridley street, and the north line of Ridley street produced due west to the Pacific Ocean on the south ; and by the waters of the Pacific Oceau on the west. Number of Precincts —twenty-four. Police Department * Chief of Police.— PATRICK CROWLEY. Commissioners.— Richard P. Hammond, William Alvord, Robert J. Tobiu, and the Chief of Police (ex-officio). Captains of Police.— Isaiah W. Lees, William Y. Douglass, John Short, A. W. Stone, and Leonard Guion. Clerk Chief of Police.— Alfred Clarke. Property Clerk.— William Cullen. Detectives. — John Meagher, John Coffey, William S. Jones, G. D. Harper, R. J. Whittaker, Benja- min F. Bohen, Daniel Coffey, J. B. Rogers, Edward Byram,Arnop Bainbridge, Robert Hogan.and Christo- pher C. Cox. Sergeants.- George W. Harman, Abraham Sharp, J. W. Shields, T. P. Kingsbury, Michael Murray, Edward Cohrn, Michael Fitzgerald, Gideon Thomp- son, William L, Coles, William E. Hall, Sonrates C. Fleming, Thomas D. Barnstead, Thomas Flanders, Bernard Harter, James J. Reeves, George Birdsall, C. H. Witham, John Duncan, Charles Nash, Charles Cul- len, C. Martin, R. J. Falls, J. T. Wright, M. Lind- helmer, Joseph Melody, Charles W. Armager, J. A. Wilson, William H. Kentzel, Thomas R. Longford, John P. McDermott, Frederick F. Brown, Charles Cook. M. Murphy, Th(mia8W. Bethel, T.D.McKenna, Stephen Bunner, A. J. Dunlevy, and George W.Hogue. Corporals— P. S. Hagerty, John C. Ayres, A. J. Houghtaling, John M. Fitzgibbon, Joseph Bee, James H. Button, William D. Hensley, Watson Nichols, and John Avan. ♦The Act of the Legislature of 1877-78, approved April 1, 1878, authorizes the Board of Supervisors to increase the police force in their discretion to any number not exceeding four hundred in all. Number now authorized and employed, five captains, salary $1,800 per annum each; one clerk of Chief of Police, $1,800 per annum; one property clerk, $1,800 per an- num; twelve detectives, Sl.iJOO per annum each; twenty-five sergeants, $1,500 per annum each ; twelve corporals, $1,404 per annum each ; two hundred and seventy-three regular patrolmen, $1,224 per annum each. An ordinance has been passed increasing the force to four hundred, the limit allowed by law. The sum of $24 per year($2 per month) is deducted from the pay of every member of the force for the creation of " The I'olice Life and Health Insurance Fund." Fire Alarm and Police Telegraphf Superintendent— John Curran. Operators— Alfred Clarke, Jr., E. H. Keeee, and William Morton. Repairers. — William E. Ackerson, John Hogan and Daniel Shay. signal box stations. 2 — S. W. corner Mason and Lombard. 3 — 8. E. corner Stockton and Greenwich. 4 — N. W. corner Sansome and Greenwich. 6 — N. E. corner Battery and Union. 6 — 8. E. corner Montgomery and Green. 7 — S. E. corner Kearny and Union. 8— S. W. corner Powell and Union. 9— N. E. corner Dupont and Vallejo. 12 — S. W. corner California and Kearny. 13 — S. W. comer Front and Broadway. 14— S. W. corner Stockton and Broadway. 15— S. W. corner Clay and East. !•— N. W. comer Mason and Pacific. 17 — N. E. comer Kearny and Pacific. 18 — S. W. comer Sansome and Jackson. 19— N. E. comer Davis and Washington. 21 — S. E. corner Clay and Kearny. 23— S. E. corner Taylor and Clay. 24 — H. E. corner Clay and Powell. 25 — N. W. comer Washington and Dupont. 26 — S. E. corner Clay and Battery. 27— N. W. corner Montgomery and Commercial. 28—8. W. corner Pine and Dupont. 29— N. W. corner Stockt(jn and California. 31 — N. W. corner Sansome and Halleck. 32— S. W. corner California and Drumm. 34 — S. W. corner Mission and Steuart. 35 — 8. E. comer Montgomery and Pine. 3() — N. W. comer Folsom and Steuart. 37 — N. W. comer Battery and Bush. 38— S. W. corner Market and Second. 39— N. W. corner Howard and Spear. 41 — N. W. com(T Sutter and Jones. 42 — 8. E. comer Geary and Mason. 43 — O'Farrell, near Dupcjnt. 45— S. E. corner O'Farrell and Jones. 46 — N. W. corner Kearny and Sutter. 47— S. W. comer Eddy and Powell. 48—8. W. comer Geary and Kearny. 49— N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter. 51 — N. W. comer Folsom and Beale. 52— S. W. comer Mission and Fremont. 63— N. side King bet Second and Third. 54— Engine House No. 4, Second, near Howard. 56— South side Bryant, west of First. 57— N. W. comer Brannan and Second. 58— N. W. corner Folsom and First. 59— P. M. S. 8. Co. '8 wharf, foot of First. 61— S. W. corner Howard and Third. 62— S. W. comer Mission and Fourth. 63— N. E. corner Harrison and Fourth. 64— S. W. corner Howard and Fifth. 65 — S. W. comer Mission and Sixth. 67 — N. E. corner Harrison and Hawthorne. 68— N. E. corner Brannan and Fourth. 69—8. W. comer Bryant and Third. 71— S. W. corner Mission and Eleventh. 72— S. E. corner Mission and Thirteenth. 73— S. E. comer Howard and Eighth. 74— Engine House No. 7, Sixteenth. 75 — N. W. corner Jones and McAllister. 76—8. W. comer Market and Hayes. 78— N. E. comer Folsom and Ninth. 79— N. W. comer Folsom and Twelfth. 81— S. W. corner Franklin and Hayes. 82— N. E. corner Fulton and Gough. 83 — N. E. corner Octavia and Oak. 84— Juni'tion Valencia and Market. 85 — N. E. corner Laguna and Hayes. 86—8. W. corner Oak and Van Ness Avenue 87—8. E. corner Haight and Webster. 91— N. E. corner Hyde and Turk. 92— S. E. corner Franklin and Turk. 93— N. E. comer Jones and Turk. 94— S. E. corner Polk and Ellis. 95_N. W. comer Taylor and Golden Gate Avenue tEstablished April 24, 1865. 0 0 o w o I P' 1^ O © I O B 9 00 el- O Q I PAPER HANGINGS Inii)orti'rR of Fretioli. Ainerlcitn mid KiiKTlinli l*uiier II»ii(;iiis:H. i'rivate Rekidenceg Decuruted lu Artlbtlc i^tyle. G. W. CLARK & CO. 646 Market St. HINCKLET. SPIERS * HAYES, FITI^TOIV IKON IVOBKN. 213 Fremont MIreet, ' Mauufaolurera of NTATIONABY aud 9IABINK £Ai£M and BOILEBS. eg 62 SAN FRAJ^CISCO DIRECTORY. 96— S. W. corner Ellis and Taylor. 123—8. W. comer Hyde and Union. 124— Pioneer Woolen Mills, Black Point. 125 — N. W. comer Filbert and Jones. 126 — S. E. comer Hyde and Washington. 127 — 8. E. comer Broadway and Polk. 128 — 8. E. corner Cluy and Leavenworth. 129 — N. W. corner Pacific and Leavenworth. 132—8. W. corner Pine and Mason. 134-8. E. corner Bush and Hyde. 135—8. E. corner Bush and Polk. 136— N. E. comer Post and Van Ness avenne. 137— N. W. comer Post and Larkin. 138— S. W. comer Califomia and Larkin. 139—8. E. comer O'Farrell and Hyde. 142 — N. E. corner Valencia and Twentieth. 143— N. E. comer Mission aud Twenty-second. 145 — N. W. corner Folsom and Twenty-second. 146—8. W. corner Folsom and Sixteenth. 147— N. E. comer Howard and Twentieth. 148 — N. E. comer Mission and Sixteenth. 149 — 8. W. comer Folsom and Eighteenth. 162 — N. W. comer Brannan and Eighth. 153 — N. W. corner Harrison and Seventh. 164— N. W. corner Bryant and Sixth. % 156 — N. E. comer Fourth and Berry. 167 — South side Folsom, east of Fourth 158— South side Folsom, east of Fifth. 159— N. W. comer Folsom and Sixth. 162— S. E. comer Pacific and Franklin. 163— N. E. corner Sacramento and Franklin. 164-8. E. comer Clay and Polk. 172 — 8. E. corner McAllister and Buchanan. 173—8. W. corner Ellis and Buchanan. 174 — N. E. corner Turk and Fillmore. 175 — N. E. comer Grove and Webster. 176— N. W. corner Post and Octavia. 178 — N. W. corner Buchanan and Geary. 182 — N. E. corner Sixth and Townsend. 183— S. E. corner Mission and Eighth. 192 — N. W. comer Califomia and Front. 193—8. W. corner Hyde and Chestnut. 194 — N. W. comer Stockton and Francisco. 213 — 8. W. comer Bush and Buchanan. 214 — 8. E. comer Bush and Steiner. 215 — S. W. comer Washington and Webster. 216 — 8. E. comer Sacramento and Fillmore. 217 — S. E. corner Bush and Devlsadero. 218 — N. E. comer Post and Fillmore. 219-8. E. corner Filbert and Fillmore. 231 — N. W. comer Howard and Twenty-foiirth. 234 — N. W. comer Harrison and Twenty-fourth. 236 — 8. W. Twenty-second and Potrero Avenue 236— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-sixth. 237 — 8. W. comer Twenty-second and Dolores. 238 — N. E. comer Santa Clara and Potrero avenue. 2J9 — N. W. corner Butte and Columbia. 241 — 8. E. corner Gough and Bush. 243— N. W. corner Clay and Scott. 245 — S. W. comer Geary and Steiner. 246 — 8. E. comer Geary and Devisadero. 247— N. W. corner Turk and Scott. 248 — N. E. corner Devisadero and Fulton. 251 — N. E. corner Broadway and Octavia 253 — N. E. corner Union and Laguna 254 — N. E. corner Union and Pierce. 261 — 8. W. corner Stevenson and Ecker. 271 — 8. W. corner Seventeenth and Church. 273— Eighteenth, east of Castro. 274 — N. W. corner Twenty-fourth and Guerrero. 275— Corner Twenty-fourth and Church. 281 — San Bruno Road and Twenty-eighth. 283 — Corner Twenty-eighth and Church. 284 — Comer Twenty-niuth and Mission. 291—8. W. comer Jones and Vallejo. 312 — N. E. corner Jackson and Laguna. 314 — 8. E. corner California and Laguna. 321— S. E. corner Pierce and California. 324 — 8. E. corner Sacramento and Broderlck. 325— S. E. comer California aud Central avenue. 326 — S. E. comer Sutter and Baker. 341— S. W. corner Ellis and Pierce. 351 — N. W. corner Montgomery and Broadway. 361 — 8. E. corner Ridley and Guerrero. BOtTTH SAN FBANCISCO BRANCH. 2— Twenty-eighth and San Bruno Road. 3— N. E. comer First avenue and Kentucky. 4— S. W. comer Fifteenth avenue and P. 5 — E. side Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada. 6 — 8. W. corner Butte and Kentucky. 7 — 8. W. corner Yazoo and Averlll avenue. ' DiBECTiONS FOR Eey-holders. — Upou the discov- i ery of a fire near your signal-box, turn the crank ' steadily to the right, forty times, then wait a few j moments, and if you hear no alarm on the large i bells, turn as before. If you still hear no alarm, go ' to the next box and give the alarm from that. Never | open the box or touch the crank except In case of : fire. Never signal for a fire seen at a distance. Do ' not give an alarm for a burning chimney. Be sure ' your box is locked before leaving it. Upon a second alarm being struck for the same fire it will be con- sidered a general alarm. Second alarms will be turned in only by order of the Chief Engineer or his Assistants. Keys of the signal boxes are deposited in the vicin- ity of each box, at such places as are indicated upon cards placed thereon. The signal boxes in use consist of eighty-two crank boxes aud seventy-seven automatic boxes. An alarm from an automatic box is given by pulling down the hook once and letting go, unerring mechanism doing the rest. Complaints concerning the working of the Fire Alarm Telegraph, Irregular striking of the bells and gongs, broken wires, etc., should in all cases be made at the Fire Alarm Office, Brenham Place. In case of tumult or riot, whereby the services of the Police force are required, an alarm will be given, consisting of ten strokes upon the bells and gongs, repeated five times, which will be a signal for the Po- lice to assemble at the old City Hall. This alarm will be given only by order of the Mayor or Chief of Police. The telegraph apparatus consists of about one hun> dred and twenty miles of wire, divided into nineteen circuits, of which twelve are signal circuits, or cir- cuits running to the signal boxes. Alarm gongs are located in the different Engine, Hook and iiadder, and Hose houses, each connected with the Central Office by the fire alarm circuits and eight alarm bells for striking the alarm box, located as follows: One on the Hall of the Exempt Fire Co., one on the Engine House on Sixth street, one on the Engine House on Stockton street, one on the Engine House on Second street, one on the Engine House on California street, one on the Engine House on Sixteenth street, one on the Engine House on Bryant street, and one on the Engine House on Pa- cific street. The bells and gongs are each struck at the same time by electrical machinery. Fire Department. The Paid Fire Department of the City and County of San Francisco was organized December 3, 1866. The present force consists of three hundred and three officers and men (including the Board of En- gineers, the Clerk and Messenger of the Board of Fire Commissioners, the Veterinary Surgeon, and employ- ees at the Corporation Yard) , twelve steamers, to each of which is attached a hose reel, eight hose carriages, and four hook and ladder trucks ; also five steamers, seven hose reels, and three hook and ladder trucks in reserve at the Cor- poration Yard, the condition of which is as fully kept up to the standard required as that of the apparatus in active service. Each steamer and hook and ladder truck is drawn by two horses, and the hose carriages by one each. Number of horses in the Department, seventy-one. Amount of hose in use twenty-four thou- sand feet, all of which is carbolized. Number of hy- drants, one thousand three hundred and seventy-one available for the purpose of extinguishing fires ; num- ber of cisterns, fifty-five, in good order ; total ca- pacity, two million eleven thousand eight hundred and fifty-six gallons. Expenditures for the Fiscal Year ending June 30, 1881.— Salaries, $190,260 00 ; apparatus, materials, etc., $24,779 95 ; running expenses, office rent, stationery, etc., $49,627 18 ; cisterns and hydrants, $3,303 C3. To- tal cost of department, $285,691. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and Dealer* In CO A I, and PIO IRON, 41 Market Ktreet, corner Kpear, FIRE DEPARTMENT. 63 BoABD OF FiKE COMMISSIONERS. —Edward B. Cotter, (President); Edward Flaherty, Frauk G. Edwards, Fred. C. Siebe and John Mason, Commissioners ; E. B. Vreeland, Clerk ; George W. L. Post, Messenger. Officers.— David Scannell, Chief Engineer; James Elley, Assistant Chief Engineer ; A. C. Imbrie, John McCarthy, John E. Koss, and Geo.W. Kennard, Assist- ant Engineers ; Samuel Rainey, Superintendent of Steamers ; John Reilly, Assistant Superintendent of Steamers ; Peter Burns, Veterinary Surgeon ; Will- lam Eyre, Corporation Yard Clerk ; Charles Lyons, Corporation Yard Drayman; John McCarthy and Dennis Sullivan, Hydrantmen; John Wills, Carpen- ter ; H. H. Gorter, Substitute Engineer and Machinist; Cornelius Guinee, Corporation Yard Watchman. Steamer No. 1.— Located 419 Pacific street. Com- pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amoskeag. second class ; size of cylinder, six and a half inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand five hun- dred pounds. Foreman, John Hewston. Steamer, No. 2— Located 412 Bush street. Com- pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinders, six and a half Inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred gallons per minute; weight, six thousand pounds. Fore- man, William J. Courtney. Steamer, No. 3.— Located on the south side of Cali- fornia street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Com- pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine. Amos- keag, third class ; cylinders, seven aind a half inches • length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, three hundred gallons per minute ; weight, five thousand five hun- dred pounds. Foreman, M. J. Dolan. Steamer, No. 4.— Located 144 Second street. Com- pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amos- keag, second class ; cj-linder, six and a half inches • length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred gallons per minute; weight, six thousand five hundred pounds. Foreman, Edward Keating. Steamer, No. 5.— Located 1219 Stockton street. Company organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amos- keag, third class ; cylinders, seven and a half inches • length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, three hundred gallons per minute ; weight, five thousand five hundred pounds. Foreman, John J. Mahoney. Steamer, No. 6.— Located 311 Sixth street. Com- pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amos- keag, second class ; cyUnders, six and a half inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred' gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds. Foreman, John Dougherty. Steamer, No. 7.— Located on the north side of Six- teenth street, between Valencia and Guerrero. Com- pany organized April 15, 1868. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, eight and a half inches ; length of stroke, twelve inches ; capacity, lour hun- dred gallons per 'minute; weight, six thousand pounds. Foreman, John J. Skehan. four hundred gallons per minute ; weight, six thou- sand pounds. Foreman, C. J. Gillen. Steamer No. 12. — Located southwest comer of Drumm and Commercial streets. Company organ- ized September, 1879. Engine. Amoskeag, first class ; cylinders, eight inches; length of stroke, twelve inches ; capacity, six hundred gallons per minute ; weight, nine thousand pounds. Foreman, George Maxwell. Hose, No. 1.— Located 112 Jackson street. Company organized December 3, 1866. Foreman, Charles Towe. Hose, No. 2.— Located on Post street, near Fillmore. Company organized December 3, 1866. Foreman. M. Lavell. Hose, No. 3.— Located on Folsom street, near Twenty-second. Company organized December 3, 1866. Foreman, Isaac V. Denniston. Hose, No. 4.— Located 1802 Stockton street. Com- pany organized December 3, 1866. Foreman, James Derham. Hose, No. 5. — Located on the south side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Company or- ganized December 3, 1866. Foreman, James Riley. Hose, No. 6. — Located on McAllister street, between Webster and Buchanan. Company organized April, 1876. Foreman, P. H. Jones. Hose, No. 7.— Located on Tennessee street, between Sierra and Napa. Company organized February 1, 1879. Foreman, M. McCoy. Hose, No. 8. — Located on Filbert street, between Fillmore and Webster. Company organized February 1, 1879. Foreman, Ira J. Casebolt. Hose, No. 9. — (Fireboat, Governor Irwin) . Located Broadway Wharf, foot of Broadway. Organized 1878. Foreman, Thomas Coleman. Hook and Ladder, No. 1. — Located 22 O'Farrell street. Company organized December 3, 1866. Fore- man, A. Bissland. HoDK and Ladder, No. 2. — Located 627 Broad- way, Company organized December 3, 1866. Fore- man — John O'Brien. Hook and Ladder, No. 3. — Located on the south side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Company organized November, 1874. Foreman, Ed- ward F. McKittrick. Hook and Ladder, No. 4.— Located on the north side of Pacific street, between Jones &nd Leaven- worth. Company organized April, 1877. Foreman, James W. Kentzell. Fire Patrol. Steamer, No. 8.— Located Pacific avenue, between Polk and Van Ness avenue. Company organized June 1, 1869. Engine, Kimball, third class; cylinder, seven and a half inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, three hundred gallons per minute ; weight] four thousand pounds. Foreman, James Grady. Steamer, No. 9..— Located 320 Main street. Com- pany organized October 30, 1873. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, six and a half inches ; length of stroke, ten inches : capacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds. Foreman, M. Kelly. Steamer, No. 10.— Located on Bryant street, be- tween Third and Fourth. Company organized Febru- ary, 1873. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, six and a half inches, length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight, eix thousand pounds. Foreman, Bernard Eawle. Steamer, No. 11.— Located on Fourteenth avenue, between Railroad avenue and N street. South San Trancisco. Company o:.ganized June. 1874. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, eight and a half inches; length of stroke, twelve inches; capacity. Established in May, 1875, by the Board of Fire Un- derwriters. It is conducted on the same principle as the one in successful operation in New York City. The apparatus consists of wagons carrying rubber covers, fire extinguishers, ladders, and other appli- ances for extinguishing fires, saving life, and protect- ing property from damage by water. The force con- sists of fourteen men including the Captain, who are on duty day and night. There are two stations. No. 1, located southwest corner of Stevenson and Ecker streets, and No. 2, north side of Grove, between Lar- kin and Polk streets. Telegraph wires extend from Station No. 1 to the office of the American District Telegraph Co., and also to the Palace and Grand Hotels. Station No. 1. — Members.— Russell White, Captain ; Charles H. , Okell, Lieutenant ; Scott Wycoft", G. W. Harrison, Fred. Armstrong, George B.La Rosse, J. F. McCormack, E. I. Drew, Fred. Brown, Privates. Station No. 2. — Members.— John F. O.Comstock, . Lieutenant ; Thomas Dornin, Charles.Thoney, Chris- topher Lee and William Glynn, Privates. Fire Marshal. — John L. Durkee (appointed by the Board of Underwriters) . Office, old City Hall, first floor, room 21. E o § I W o ® or? s- en © O O B 9 o o TRUMAN, ISHAIIII& CO., 511 MarM St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: ilKi ^*l;*^ar Street. 64 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. O o © o o 32 4^ fen 92 0) sc o > H PUBIilC SCHOOLS. The free public Bchools of San Francisco are the pride of the citizens, and their efficiency attract many families to reside in the city in order that their child- ren may reap the advantages they offer. The first English school was established in April, 1847, with about thirty pupils, taught by a Mr. Marston.who is, therefore, the pioneer teacher of the city. Late In ihe same year the citizens organized a public school, and erected a building on the southwest corner of the Plaza, now Portsmouth Square. In April, 1849, the Common Council established a public school, and John C. Pelton and wife were employed as teachers, and this was the beginning of the system which has continued to the present time. During the fiscal year of 1881-1882 there were 61 schools, employing 675 teachers, and having an enrolled attendance of 10,752 pupils, of whom 21, -185 were boys, and 19,267 girls. By the report of the School Census Marshal, June 30, 1882, the number of youth In the city under seven- teen years of age is 75,386, being a decrease for the yeor of 4.820. The number between five and seven- teen who are entitled to draw school money is 55, ,667 an increase of 562 for the year. The number attend- ing private and church schools only, during the year (not including Chinese) was 5,589, a decrease during the year of 142. The number between five and sev- enteen years of age (not including Chinese) who have not attended school at any time during the year was 14,189, an increase from the preceding year of 1,216. The last exhibit — of children not attending any school — is worthy of note. The enrollment at the different schools was as follows : High schools — Boys, 327 ; girls, 920 ; total, 1,257. Grammar schools, including some Primary grades — Boys, 6,615 ; girls, 7,108 ; total, 13,723. Primary schools, including some Grammar grades — Boys, 11,889 ; girls, 10,794; total, 22,683. Evening schools— Boys, 2,654; girls, 435; total, 3,089. The financial condition of the Depart- ment is represented as follows : The citj' tax for school purposes in the year 1881-82 was OH cents on each 1100. The total income, including cash on hand at the beginning of the year was $764,199 62, a de- crease from last year of $138,286 04. The expeudi- tnresjwere $735,474 61 ; decrease for the year $81,849 10. Cost of instruction per pupil, based on the enroll- ment, and excluding expenditures for buildings, $17 35. Cost of instruction per pupil, based on aver- age daily attendance, and including expenditures for buildings, $23 73. The amount paid teachers' salaries, $623,368 45 ; an Increase from the preceding year of $2,013 83. The estimated value of school property is : School sites. $1,930,000 ; buildings, $975,000 ; school furnibtre, $195,000; libraries, $12,000 ; school apparatus, $25,000. Total, $3,137,000. COSMOPOLITAN SCHOOLS.— Professor Herbst reports there are two Grammar and two Primary Schools, in which instruction is given in French to 231 pupils, and In German to 1,719 pui)il8, besides the English course prescribed for all the Common Schools of the city. There are 20 classes in which German or French is taught ; 27 class teachers holding double certificates. The two Grammar Schools in which French and German are taught are the North Cosmo, politan and South Cosmopolitan, and the Primary are the Bush Street, South Cosmopolitan and Greenwich Street. EVENING SCHOOLS.— Mr. Charles H. Ham, Prin- cipal of Evening Schools, reports the number of pupils enrolled during the year at 3,089. Average daily attendance, 778 ; average number belonging to Evening Schools, 1,048. The terms and holidays are the same as those of the day schools. The studies are reading, arithmetic, penman.ship and composi- tion or letter-writing, bookkeeping, industrial draw- ing, mathematics, etc. There are two Spanish classes of sixty pupils each, who receive lessons alternate evenings, from two teachers appointed for that pur- pose. The total number of classes now in the schools are twenty-eight. The highest number during the year having been thirty. The Evening Schools are held at the Lincoln, Mission and Washington Schools. CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES.— The new Consti- tution brings numerous changes in the Public School system. It recognizes evening, technical and normal schools as properly belonging to the Common School system, and makes high schools and cosmopolitan schools practically independent of the State, but de- pendent upon the city for their establishment and support. The Board of Education (Section 7) will have control of the schools, selecting text-books, direct the examination of teachers, and, unless done by the Legislature, will prescribe the course of studies, which may include all the studies of the high schools. The changes in the examination of teachers and the selection of text- books are important. SCHOOL HOUSES.— The total number of build- ings used by the Department is 64, of which 63 are owned by the city and 1 rented. Of those owned by the Department, 6 are of brick and 57 are of wood. The amount paid for rented rooms was $2,116 60. LOCATION OF SCHOOLS ; NTTMBEB OF PrPILS ENIIOI.I.ED AND AVERAGE ATTENDAKOE OF PUPILS IN THE SCHOOLS, MAY, 1881. BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side Sut- ter street, between Gough and Octavia. Pupils en- rolled, 327 ; average attendance, 259, GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side Bush street, between Hyde and Larkin. Pupils en- rolled, 930 ; average attendance, 789. Branch Girls' High School, east side Powell street, near Clay. BROADWAY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. — Location, north side Broadway street, between Powell and Mason. Pupils enrolled, 772 ; average attendance. 640. CLEMENT GRAMM.\R SCHOOL.— Location, Geary street, between Jones and Leavenworth. Pupils en- rolled,i862; average attendance, 774. -c^^^^-ji- .-^ i ~ COLUMBIA" STREETGRAMMAR-SCHboi,!— toca- tion, Columbia street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Pupils enrolled, 737 ; average attend- ance, 622. DENMAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, north- west corner Bush and Taylor streets. Pupils enrolled, 1,064 ; average attendance, 812. FR.ANKLIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east side Eighth street, between Harrison and Bryant. Pupils enrolled, 1,082 ; average attendance, 918. HAIGHT GRAMMAR SCHOOL —Location, west side Mission street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty- sixth. Pupilsenrolled,981 ; average attendance, 610. HAMILTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, south side Geary street, near Pierce. Pupils enrolled, 747 ; average attendance, 600. HAYES VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, north side McAllister street, between Franklin and Gough. Pupils enrolled, 1,052 ; average attendance, 946. ! LINCOLN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east! side Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled, : 1,589 ; average attendance, 1,249. ! MISSION GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, Mission street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Pupils en- : rolled, 756 ; average attendance, 648. ! NORTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— j Location, north side Filbert street, between Jones 1 and Taylor. Pupils enrolled, 618 ; average attend- 1 ance, 519. | RINCON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, Silver, street, between Second and Third. Pupils enrolled, ' 666 ; average attendance, 526. SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—^ Location, Eddy street, between Polk and Van Nes»< Avenue. Pupils enrolled, 1.178; average attendance,^ 1,058. ) SPRING VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Loca-^ tion. south side Broadway street, between Larkin andj Polk. Pupils enrolled, 934 ; average attendance. 763. | WASHINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location,] southwest corner Washington and Mason streets. Pupils enrolled, 685 ; average attendance. 570. LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS I 19 Montgomery Street, LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAMHISrO CAI.L,En FOR AWn I>EI.IVKBX;n OFFICE, 64S 9IARKET STREET. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 65 BEENAL HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, Cortland avenue, near Moultrie. Pupils enrolled, 166 ; average attendance, 92. EIGHTH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, east side Eighth street, between Harrison and Bryant. Pupils enrolled, 796 ; average attendance, 642. EMERSON PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north- east corner Pine and Scott streets. Pupils enrolled, 552 ; average attendance, 460. EWING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north side Harrison street, between Fourth and Fifth. Pupils enrolled, 1,484 ; average attendance, 1,175. GARFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north side Union street, between Montgomery and Kearny. Pupils enrolled, 540 ; average attendance, 510. GOLDEN GATE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north side Golden Gate Avenue, between Pierce and Scott. Pupils enrolled, 487 ; average attendance, 426. GRANT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, Golden Gate Avenue, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Pu- pils enrolled, 874 ; average attendance, 706. GREENWICH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, south side Greenwich street, between Jones and Leavenworth. Pupils enrolled, 808 ; average at- tendance 642. HAYES VALLEY, PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north side Grove- street, between Larkin and Polk, Pupils enrolled, 1.022; average attendance, 826. IRVING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north side Broadway street, between Montgomery and Sansome. Pupils enrolled, 477 ; average attendance, 438. JACKSON STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, north side Jackson street, between Webster and Fillmore. Pupils enrolled, 336; average attendance, LINCOLN PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, east side Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled, 1,134 • av- erage attendance, 891. LOMBARD STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, north side Lombard street, between Baker and Broderick. Pupils enrolled, 137; average attend- ance, 91. MISSION PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, west side Mission street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Pu- pils enrolled, 793; average attendance, 581. NOE AND TEMPLE STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL. Location, southeast corner Noe and Twenty-fifth streets. Pupils enrolled, 381; average attendance, 343. PINE AND LARKIN STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL. (Now Redding.) Location, southwest corner Pine and Larkin streets. Pupils enrolled, 856 ; average attend- ance, 504. POINT LOBOS PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, Point Lobos avenue, near Nineteenth avenue. Pupils enrolled, 70; average attendance, 47. SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, south side Bush street, near Stockton. Pu- pils enrolled, 1,277 ; average attendance, 918. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL.— Location, Fourteenth avenue, near L street. Pupils enrolled. 530 ; average attendance, 418. POTRERO PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, east side Minnesota, between Sierra and Napa streets. Pupils enrolled, 377; average attendance, 298. POWELL STREET PRIM.\RY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, west side Powell street, between Washington and Jackson. Pupils enrolled, 784; average attend- ance, 531. SANCHEZ STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, Sanchez street, between Fifteenth and Six- teenth. Pupils enrolled, 559 ; average attendance, 428. SHOTWELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, east side Shotwell street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third. Pupils enrolled, 622; average at- tendance, 454. SILVER STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, north side Silver street, between Second and Third. Pupils enrolled, 949; average attendance, 712. SPRING VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, south side of Union street, between Franklin and Gough. Pupils enrolled, 304 ; average attendance, 258, STARR KING PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, Bry- ant street, near Sixth. Pupils enrolled, 830 ; average attendance, 668. TEHAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, south side Tehama street, near First. Pupils enrolled, 1,013 ; average attendance, 773. TURK STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, south side Turk street, between Webster and Bu- chanan. Pupils enrolled, 887 ; average attendance, 685. UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, northwest corner Filbert and Kearny streets. Pupils enrolled, 540 ; average attendance, 445. VALENCIA STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca- tion, east side Valencia street, between Twenty-second and Twentj'-third. Pupils enrolled, 789; average attendance, 686. WEST MISSION STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL. Lacation, West Mission street, between Hermann and Ridley. Pupils enrolled, 683 ; average attendance, 492. BUENA VISTA SCHOOL.-Location, York street, between Solano and Butte. Pupils enrolled, 193 ; av- erage attendance, 146. FAIRMOUNT SCHOOL.-Location, Chenery street, near Randall. Pupils enrolled, 509; average attend- ance, 411. LAGUNA HONDA SCHOOL.-Location, Seventh av. enue, near Laguna Honda. Pupils enrolled, 90; average attendance, 69. LOBOS AVENUE SCHOOL.— Location, Point Lobos avenue, near Parker avenue. Pupils enrolled, 206 ; attendance, 161. OCEAN HOUSE SCHOOL.-Location, San Miguel Road, near Ocean House Road. Pupils enrolled, 76 ; average attendance, 48. SOUTH END SCHOOL.-Location Williams street, near Henry. Pupils enrolled, 106 ; average attend- ance, 92. WEST END SCHOOL.-Location, San Jos^ Road, near Six-Mile House. Pupils enrolled, 78; average attendance, 72. HARRISON STREET UNGRADED SCHOOL.— Lo- cation, Harrison street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Pupils enrolled, 78; average attendance, 45. JACKSON STREET EXPERIMENTAL.— Location, No. 112 Jackson street. Pupils enrolled, 72 ; average attendance, 37. UNION STREET EXPERIMENTAL.— Location. No. 512 Union. Pupils enrolled, 74 ; average attendance, 40. EVENING SCHOOLS.— Location, Lincoln School, Mission School, and Washington School. Pupils en- rolled, 3.089 ; average attendance, 903. Fifty-eight schools, exclusive of Evening Schools, Colleges and Private Schools. Notwithstanding the excellence of the free public schools of the city and State, their exemption from direct cost to the pupil or parent, and the great in- terest taken in them by the public as the nurse and strength of our free institutions, colleges and private schools of great wealth, popularity and importance rise and prosper. That such institutions exist, show the great interest taken in educational matters. The public and private systems are rivals, each stimulat- ing the other, and setting examples of enterprise, management, salaries, edifices, progress and standard of scholarships. There are in San Francisco about one hundred private schools, in which term are in- cluded the select school of a few pupils, the semina- ries, commercial schools, academies, convent schools. WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE G.W.CLARK & CO WMowSMdes lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. * 645 Market st. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FUI-TOW IkioN lVORK«, 213 Frrmont Htpert. Manufacturers of Hugtix MIIIm. Vacaain Paiib, Ete. 66 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. and colleges, with their thousand students. The Census Marshal reported the number of youth at- tending private and church schools iu this city in June, 1881 inot including Chinese) at 5,731. Many of the private schools having edifices of great capacity, cost and grand architectural appearance. SACRED HEART COLLEGE.— The Sacred Heart College, located on the corner of Eddy and Larkin streets, is a wooden structure of three high stories and basement, and covering a large portion of the block. This is conducted by the " Christian Broth- ers," under the direction of Brother Genebem. The number of students is 700. The object of this insti- tution is to give a thoroughly Christian and secular education, embracing the classical, scientific and commercial courses. SACRED HEART PRESENTATION CbNVENT.— The Sacred Heart Presentation Convent Isa fine brick building of ample proportions, located at the corner of Taylor and Ellis streets. This is a chartered col- lege by act of the Legislature and empowered to con- fer graduating certificates. The school is free of charge to all denominations. It was opened on the 24th of May, 1869, and the number of pupils increas- ing, made it necessary to enlarge the building, and In 1870 the portion fronting on Ellis street was added. Later on a wing within the enclosure was built, to afford more ample facilities for the improvement of pupils in music, needlework, painting, drawing, etc. The institution contains 600 pupils, and is under the charge of Mother Mary DeSales. ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.— The St. Ignatius Col- lege located on the west side of Van Ness avenue, and extending from Hayes to Grove streets, ranks among the oldest and most prominent of the colleges of San Francisco, opening for the reception of stu- dents on October 15, 1855. It was incorporated under the law of the State April 30, 1859, and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors. The number of students usually in attendance is upwards of 600, with a stafif of 27 professors aud teachers. The col- lege edifice consists of two main buildings, connected by spacious corridors. On the corner of Grove and Van Ness avenue, the first two stories are used for class and lecture-rooms, and the two upper floors as an exhibition hall. The college will accommodate twelve hundred students. The church and college combined front two hundred and ninety feet on Hayes street, and runs through to Grove street, a depth of two hundred and seventy-five feet. It is one of the largest and most magnificent edifices the city contains. ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.— The St. Mary's College located on the east side of Mission street, or County Road, about four miles from the City Hall, is repre- sented as in a flourishing condition. It is one of the oldest colleges on the coast, and has been under the management of the Christian Brothers since 1863. During the last year there were about 250 students in attendance. UNIVERSITY (CITY) COLLEGE.— The Univesity (City) College, Rev. James Matthews, DD., principal. Is located on the south side of Halgbt street, between Laguna and Octavia. It was founded in 1859. Al- though having a nominal connection with the Pres- byterian Church, the institution Is not under ecclesi- astical control, and is unsectarian in its character. The course of study at present prescribed, extends but Httle further than is needful to fit pupils for entering with advantage a college or university course. The coittte of study will be extended as rapidly as the students can be prepared for it, and the trustees can provide the means of maintaining a competent Faculty. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC— The Medical College of the Pacifi(! is located on Haight street, between Laguna and Octavia. It Is the Medical Department of the University (City) College. The institution was organized in 18.5H as the Medical De- partment of the University of the Pacific, and was transferred to Its present connection in 1870. The professors of the college are mostly experienced and successful teachers, whose interest is strongly en- listed in their work. Several of them bring a large experience, both in this and the old world. Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D., Dean. Office. 101 Dupont. SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.— The San Francisco Theological Seminary is located at 121 Haight street. This Institution was organized by the Synod of the Pacific of the Presbyterian Church, In October, 1871, but is open for students of all de- nominations. The qualifications for admission and the course of studies are the same as in the oldest and best theological schools in the East. It has a library of over six thousand volumes. The Faculty are : Rev. Drs. Scott, Burrowes, Hemphill, and Alex- ander. Term opens Septeml)er Ist, and closes May Ist of each year. CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.- The California College of Pharmacy was incorporated August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the University of California, June 18, 1873. The aim of the institution is to unite the pharmacists and druggists of the Pa- cific States in organized eff'orts to elevate the special educational standard of the business of the apothe- cary, by cultivating, improving and diffusing the principles and practice of legitimate pharmacy ; its collateral branches of science and the arts ; the best modes of rendering available medicinal agents, by giving instructions in the same and in the art of dis- pensing, by a series of lectures and practical demon- strations. Lectures are given for a term of six months, during each year, at the Hall of Academy of Sciences, southwest comer of California and Dupont streets. THE HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW.— This Institution, which Is in connection with and under the auspices of the University of California, owes Its formation to the munificence of Judge S. C. Hastings, who endowed it with a free gift of $100,000. The act of the Legislature establishing the College authorizes the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco to provide suitable rooms in this city, and makes it mandatory upon the Law Library Association to extend its bene- fits to the students of the College. It is now located In the building of the Society of California Pioneers, 808 Montgomery street. The number of students is 200. The Faculty are : John Le Conte, M. D., L. L. D., President ; John Norton Pomeroy. L. L. D., Pro- fessor of Municipal Law; Oliver P. Evans, Adjutant Professor of Municipal Law ; William H. Piatt, D. D., L. L. D., Professor of Ethics and Rules of Morality ; S. Clinton Hastings, Dean ; Charles P. Hastings, .iReg- istrar. Office of Dean and Registrar, room 2, Court Block, 636 Clay street. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.— The Medical Department of the University of California occupy tne building formerly known as the Toland Medical CoUegf, located on the east side of Stockton street, between Chestnut and Francisco. The building was donated to the Univer- sity by the late Dr. H. H. Toland. This is an insti- tution of a high character ; the Faculty being com- posed of some of the most prominent members of the medical profession. The course of studies are the same as those pursued In the most prominent col- leges of the East aud Europe. An annual course of lectures are given, commencing on the first Monday of June and terminating on the 31st of October. R. Beverly Cole, M. D., Dean. Office, 518 Sutter street. DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.— This Department was founded by the Board of Regents, under a petition from the Medical College, September 7, 1881, with a Faculty as follows : William T. Reid, A. M., President of the University and ex-officio President of the Faculty ; A. F. McLain, M. D., D. D. S., Professor of Dental Pathology and Therapeutics ; S. W. Dennis, M. D., D. D. S., F. R. M. 3., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Operative Dentistry and Dental Histology; C. L. Goddard, A. M., D. D. S.. Professor of Mechani- cal Dentistry ; M. W. Fish, M. D., Professor of Pbysi- oloRj- ; A. W. Perry, M. D., Professor of Chemistry; William Lewitt, M. D., Professor of Anatomy ; W. E. Taylor, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Prac- tice of Surgery. In addition to the Professors, there are five demonstrators and thirteen members on the Clinical Board for clinical instruction. The first preliminary term begins April 1, 1882; the regular term June 1, 1882, and continues until October 30. S. W. Dennis, Dean of the Faculty. Office 33 Kearny strett. BUSINESS COLLEGES.— Of these there are four, located as follows : Pacific, 320 Post street ; Heald's, 24 Post street ; Barnard's, 417 Kearny street ; Les- SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific CoasI OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers ofaad Dealers In COAI< and PIO IRON, 41 Market Htreet, comer Spesr. FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS. 67 zynskv's, 10 Geary street. These institutions enjoy ahlgh reputation, as is attested by the large number of students in attendance, both from the city and in- terior. The course of studies embraces bookkeeping, penmanship, mathematics, telegraphy, and others calculated to prepare the student for commercial pursuits. In addition to the institutions enumerated above, are many private schools of excellent reputation ; the most prominent of these are the University School, Urban Academy, Zeitska's Institute, Home Institute. Clarke Institute, Mefrefs French and Eng- lish Institute, Academy of Notre Dame, St. Rose Academy, St. Vincent School and Filippe's Academy of Languages, -which is centrally located at the south- west corner of Bush and Kearny streets, and offers I every facility for those desirous of studying modem hanguages. Professor De Filippe personally superin- Hends the Spanish and French classes, and he has a Hcorps of first-clasB assistants to teach any of the Fetleral aM State Oicers. Federal Offlcera. Army U. S., Division of the Pacifio, and Depart- jiENT OF Camfobnia. — Maj.-Geu. Jonn M. Schofield, Commanding; Capt. "Wm. M. Wherry, Aid-de-Camp ; I.ieut. C. B. Schofield, Aid-de-Camp : Col. J. C. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant-General ; Major Joseph C. Breck- euridge, Assistant Inspector-General; Maj. William Winthrop, Judge Advocate; Lieut.-Colonel Rufus Saxton, Deputy Quartermaster- General, Chief Quar- termaster; Major Michael R. Morgan, Chief Com- missary of Subsistence ; Col. Charles Sutherland, Surgeon U. S.A., Medical Director; Lieut.-Colonel G. L. Febiger, Deputy Paymaster-General, Chief Paymaster; Capt. William A. Jones, Corp. of En- gineers, Engineer Officer. Headquarters, Presidio Reservation. Col. Geo. H. Weeks Jr., Quartermaster, in charge Q. M. Depot, San Francisco, Cal ; Capt. G. A. Hull, M. S. K., in charge of Clothing Depot ; Capt. Charles F. Humphrey, Assistant Quartermaster, Depot Quartermaster ; Capt. Henry Johnson, Medical Store- keeper, and acting assistant Medical Purveyor ; Acting Major T. C. Sullivan, C. S., Purchasing and Depot Commissary of Subsistance; offices, 36 New Mont- gomery. Abmt U. S., Department Califobnia.— Maj.-Gen. John M. Schofield, Commanding (same staff officers as under Division), Presidio Reservation; Lieut.-Col. G. L. Febiger, Deputy Paymaster-General ; Majors James R. Roche and Frank M. Coxe, Paymasters; offices, 36 New Montgomery Army U. S., U. S. Engineers, Pacifio Coast — lieut.-Col. Charles S. Stewart, Senior Engineer, Presi- dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast, and Engineer iu charge fortifications Fort Point ; Lieut.-Col. Geo. H. Mendell, in charge Alcatraz Island, Lime Point, Oakland Harbor Improvement, Humboldt, Wilming- ton, Sacramento River, San Joaquin River, and Peta- luma Creek ; First Lieut. Albert H. Payson, Recorder Board Engineers ; offices 533 Kearny street. Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners— C. N. EUinwood, M.D. ; J. M. McNulty, M.D. ; and L. L. Dorr, M. D. Board meets first Wednesday of each luonth, at 11 o'clock a. m. ; office, 715 Clay. Coast and Geodetic Subvey (Western Coast PivisioN) — Prof essor George Davidson, Augustus F. l;odgers, Louis A. Sengteller, J. S. Lawson, S. Forney. 8nd J. J. Gilbert, San Francisco ; W. E. Greenwell, Janta Barbara; Cleveland Rockwell, Portland, Or., . ssistants. E. F. Dickins and J. F. Pratt, San Fran- ' isco, Sub Assistants. F. W. Mor. Sweeny, president ; Robert J. Tobin, secretary. HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI- ETY. Incorporated November 24, 1869. Capi- tal stock is $100,000; amount paid in is $80,000. Number of shares of stock issued is 100. Direc- tors : A. C.Weber, B. Jordan, E. D. Keyes, E. Brand, Henry Luchsinger. Location— 18 Geary street. A. C. Weber, president; A. Hartman, cashier. MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY (iu liquidation) . Location- 6 Post street. ODD FELL01.\'S' SAVINGS BANK (in liqui- dation). Location— 20 Moutgomery. SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. In- corporated June 18, 1»62. Capital stock, paid up in full, $461,909. Number of shares of stock is- suid is 1.000. Directors : James De Fremery, Al- bert Miller, C. Baum, Alexander Campbell. Sen., W. Ashburner. D. E. Martin. Charles Pace, John Taylor, Joseph G. Eastland. Location— 532 Cali- fornia street. Albert Miller, president; Lovell White, cashier. SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorpor- ated July 23, 1857. Capital stock $500,000, all paid in. Number of shares of stock issued is 6,000. Directors : John Brickell, Isaac Hyde, Horace Davis, W. A. Bray, A. W. Bowman, J. G. Kellogg, W. A. Aldrich, S. C. Bigelow, B. O. Devoe. Lo- cation— 619 Clay street. Horace Davis, president ; Cyrus W. Carmany, cashier. SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated March 2, 1871. Capital stock $300,000; amount paid in is $150,000. Number of shares of stock issued is l;200. Directors : D. O. Mills, W. F. Babcock. William Alvord, Calvin Paige, Adam Grant, Bartlett Doe, Jerome Lincoln, D. C. Mc- Ruer, 8. L. Jones. Location — 215 Sansome street. Jerome Lincoln, vice-president; Winfield 8. Jones, cashier. CHURCHES. BAPTIST. First Baptist Cbnrcli. Location, north side of Eddy street, between Jones and Leavenworth. Rev. William M. Kiucaid Pastor; residence, 606 Eddy This church was organized in June, 1849. Number of communicants, three hundred and fifty. The Sabbath School has an average attendance of about two hundred. The library contains about one thous- and volumes. Sabbath services morning and evening. Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet- ing every Monday and Wednesday evenings ; Church Covenant Meeting the Wednesday evening preceding the first Sabbath in each month. Metropolitan Baptist Cliarch. Location , northeast comer of Fifth and Jessie streets. Rev. I. S. Kalloch, D. D., Pastor; residence, Castro, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. Divine services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Young People's Meeting, Sunday evening at sixo'clock. Church Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening. Tlilrd Baptist Chnrcli (Colored). Location, east side of Powell street, between Bush and Sutter. Rev. George Duncan, Pastor; residence, in rear of Church. Number of members, abotit seveuty-five. This church was organized iu 18.^4. Services are held every Sabbath at three o'clock and half past seven o'clock P. M. A Sunday School, with ati average attendance of thirty, is held at two o'clock P. M. Union Sqaurf Baptist Chnrcli. Location, south side of Post street, between Powell and Mason. Rev. L. N. Rowell, Pastor ; residence, 130 Montgomery aventie. The church was organized in the old City College Chapel, corner of Stoc'kton and Geary streets, Octo- ber 31, 1866, with fiffy-three members, to which ad- ditions have been made nearly every month, the ntun- ber now being about one hundred and forty. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet- ing is held on Wednesday evenings, and a meeting LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Jewelers, ^"^'' hr,iXr.rs* LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD WORK. I.01V PRICED. UFFICK, 648 iKARKET STREET. CHURCHES. 73 for the study of the Sunday School lesson, at which the Pastor presides, is held on Friday evenings at half-past seven o'clock. The Sabbath School is in a prosperous condition, and has a library of more than sixteen hundred vol- umes. It meets immediately after morning service. Fifth Baptist ChurcU. Location, Twenty-second street, between Howard and Capp. Rev. DeWitt T. VanDoren, Pastor ; resi- dence, 2539 Folsom street. This church was organized -August 17th, 1869. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M., in Winter, and forty-five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. in Summer. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half past seven o'clock P. M. in Winter, and forty-five minutes past seven o'clock P.M. in Summer. A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of one hundred and sixty teachers and scholars, and a library of about six hundred volumes, are connected with the church. The school meets immediately after morn- ing service. Baptist 3Iission Chapel. Location, Eleventh Avenue, between F and Q streets. South San Francisco. The house of worship is neat and convenient. One preaching service is held every Sabbath, in connection with which is a Sunday School. No church has yet been organized. Zion Baptist Churcli. This Church was organized February 7th, 1881. Place of worship, east side Laguna street, between Golden Gate avenue and McAllister. Rev. Joseph S. Bromley, Pastor; rasidence, 1304 Post street. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Thurs- day evening. Baptist Cliinese Mission. Location, 740 Washington street ; Rev. J. B. Hart- well and Miss Lowry, Missionaries. One preaching service and Bible Class is held every Sabbath. Sab- bath School at six o'clock P. M. The library, con- sisting of works in the English and Chinese languages, numbers five hundred' volumes. Connected with this is a school for teaching Chinese the English language every evening at seven o'clock, closing with religious exercises. All religious services in the Chinese lan- guage. CONGREGATIONAL. First Congregational Cllnrcli. Location, southeast corner of Post and Mason streets. Rev. Charles D. Barrows, Pastor; residence, 1312 Taylor. Rev. A. L. Stone, D.D., Pastor emeritus. L. B. Benchley, Superintendent of Sunday School. This church was organized July 29th, 1849. Th6 present membership is about six hundred and fifty. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. between the first of September and first of May, and at forty- five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. during the other months of the year. Chinese School at six o'clock. Church Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half past seven o'clock P. M. Young Peoples' Meeting Friday evening. Teachers' Meeting Saturday evening. So- cials monthly, Monday and Thursday evenings. Local Mission rooms, 119 Post street. The Sabbath School connected with the Church has a membership of about six hundred, scholars and teachers. It meets immediately after morning ser- vice. A valuable and instructive library of over fif- teen hundred volumes is attached to the School. Plymoutll Congregational Cliarcli. Location, north side of Post street, between Web- ster and Buchannan. Rev. T. K. Noble, Pastor; resi- dence, 2200 Steiner street. This church was organized January 12th, 1862. During the year 1882, this Church has erected a new edifice, with all modem appointments, at a cost of thirty thousand dollars. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and at half past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School and Bible Classes meet Immediately after the morning service. Weekly Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening. Bible reading in the Chapel on Post street, near Webster, every Friday evening. This Church has a membership of four hundred and fifty, and sustains three Sunday Schools with an enroll- ment of ten hundred and thirty-eight scholars. Tllird Congregational Church. Location, south side of Fifteenth Street, near Mis- sion. Rev. E. G. Beckwith, Pastor ; residence, 1546 Howard street. Number of members, one hundred and seventy. This church had its origin in the Fall of 1862. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet- ing every Wednesday evening. The Sabbath School was organized November 5th. 18G2. Its first session was held on Sunday, November 9th, of the same year, the total attendance being thirty- three. At present the average attendance is about three hundred and fifty. Meets immediately after morning service. Crreen Street Congregational Church. Location, south side of Green street, between Stock- ton and Powell. The church was organized February 1865. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at eight o'clock P. M. The Sabbath School connected with the church numbers about three himdred members and has a library containing eight hundred volumes. Meets immediately after morning service. Bethany Congregational Church. Location, Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth. Rev. William C. Pond, Pastor ; residence, 940 Capp street. This Church was organiaed February 23rd, 1873. Re- cognized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly called February 23rd, 1874. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and thirty minutes past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. A Sabbath School, from whence sprung this church, was organized in August, 1872. It has an enrolled membership of three hundred, and a library of three hundred and fifty volumes. Meets at half past twelve o'clock P.M. Chinese Sunday School meets at half past six o'clock P.M. California Chinese Mission. Rev. W, C. Pond, Superintendent. Incorporated March, 1876. The corporation has been formed for the purpose of conducting Christian, missionary and educational operations among the Chinese and Japanese in California. There are six Mission Schools in San Francisco : 1. Central No. 1— No. 5 Brenham Place ; Teachers. Miss Jessie S. Worley, Miss Anna L. Snook, Daniel F. Sheldon and Jee Gam. 2. Central No. 2— No. 5 Brendam Place ; Teachers, Griffith Griffiths. Miss M. C. Waterbury, Lee Sam and Toy Jim. 3. Barnes— No. 8 Ridley street ; Teachers, Mrs. C. A. Sheldon, Miss J. M. Sheldon, and LuD.Lune. 4. Bethany — Bethany Chapel, No. 412 Bartlett street ; Teachers, Mrs. J. C. Snook and Hoy Sing. 5. West— No. 1818 Laguna street ; Teachers, Misses Florence N. and Effie D. Worley and Lon Quong. 6. North— Polk street near Pacific ; Teachers, J. J. Mason and Chung Mor. Religious services are held every Sunday at No. 5 Brenham Place. , at eleven o'clock A.M., and half past seven o'clock P. M., and every Wednesday at half past seven o'clock P.M. School every evening during the week at Central School, 5 Brenham Place. The Congregational Association of Christian Chin- ese, organized in connection with this Mission, for mutual aid in the development of Christian character and in doing Christian work, has about one hundred and seventy members. Chung Mon, President; Jee Gam, Secretary. EPISCOPAL. Trinity Church. Location, northeast corner of Post and PowelJ. streets. Rev. Hiram W. Beers, Rector ; residence, 1006 Sutter street. 0 o PAPER HANGINGS Importers of Frencli, Aniericiin and Kngrlisii Pufter HangringH. Private Residences Decorated in Artistic Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. H IlWCKKiET. HPIERS <«c HATEN. FITI^TON IRON W^ORKN. 213 Fremont Ml re»r. 9IanuriM.aureri» of KTATIONABY aud MABISiK EKUIXEH and KOII.EB». 74 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. O «8 O O c!8 o This 1b the oldest parish of the Protestant Episcopal Church on the Pacific Coast. It had its beginning in Divine Service, celebrated on the eighth day of July, 1849. The ordinary services are Morning Prayer, at eleven o'clock, with Holy Communion on all Sundays and Holy-days. Evening Prayer at half past seven o'clock every Sunday. Sermons after Morning and Evening Prayers every Sunday, and after Morning Prayers at the greater Festivals and on Thanksgiving Day. Sun- day School at half past nine o'clock A. M., and Public Catechising at the same hour, the first Sunday in the month. Teachers' Meeting, Monday at four o'clock P. M. Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society after Morninf; Prayer, on Fridays at eleven o'clock A.M. Industrial School at ten o'clock A.M., every Saturday. Lenten Services as arranged by the Rector from time to time. Grace CKnrch. Location, southeast corner of California and Stock- ton streets. This church was organized in 1849. The corner stone of the present church edifice was laid by Bi.shop Kip in May, 18(10. Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. St. Jolin^s Churcb. Location, northeast comer Fifteenth and Valencia streets. Rev. E. B. Spalding, Rector ; residence, 1534 Mission street. This church was established in November, 1857. Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M., and on Sunday evening at half past seven o'clock. Also, on all Holy Days at eleven o'clock A. M. The Sunday School numbers about three hun- dred and fifty scholars, and twenty teachers. Num- ber of volumes in the library, one thousand. Meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. Church of the Advent. Location, south side of Howard street, opposite New Montgomery. Right Rev. William Ingraham Kip, D. D., Bishop of the Diocese of California, Rector; residence southwest corner of Franklin and Eddy streets.- Rev. W. L. Githens, Assistant Rector, resi- dence, 623 Howard street. Study at the Church. This parish was organized June, 1858. The present church building was completed and consecrated Feb- ruary 24,1861. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M., and half past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday School has an average attendance of about four hun- dred, and meets at half-past nine o'clock A. M. at. Alban'a Chnrch. Present place of worship, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis- sion street. Rector, vacant. Organized in 1870, as a Free Episcopal Church, with full choral services. It is now under the immediate supervision of the Bishop of the Diocese. Services are held at half past nine o'clock A. M., and the Sunday School, under the superintendence of W. G. Badger, meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. St. liuke's Chnrch. Location, south side of Pacific street between Polk street and Van Ness Avenue. The first services of the Protestant Episcopal Church at Spring Valley, which led to the organization of this church, were held by the Rev. Giles Easton, Assistant Rector of Grace Church, in Spring Vallej School House, on Broadway street, between Larkin and Polk, on the fourth of March, 1866. The building now occupied by the congregation was completed September 2t!, 18(W, and consecrated April 13, 1873. It was enlarged, and a Guild room added, December, 1878. Thi- church will now accommodate over three htindred i)er8on.s. The church is supported by offerings and monthly subscriptions, and seats are free. Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and at half past seven o'cloi-k P. M; and on Saints' Days, and other Holy Days at eleven o'clock A. M. Sunday School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. St, Paul's Protestant Kpiscopal Church. Location, south side California street, between Fill- more and Steiner streets. Rev. W. S. Nealea, Rector: residence. 2115 Bush street. This church is the outgrowth of St. Paul's Mission, organized by several residents of the Western Addi- tion, October Ist, 1873. It was regularly incorporated as a church in the month of March, 1881. Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. The Sunday School, under the immediate superintendence of the minister in charge, meets at three o'clock P. M. It has about 2(J0 children enrolled. . St. Peter's Church. Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Filbert streets. Rev. George C. Whyte, Rector. This parish was organized in July, 1867. The cfiurch building accommodates three hundred, the sittings being free. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday School connected with the church is in a very flourishing condition ; meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. St. Stephen's Church. Location, north side of Fulton street, between Web- ster and Fillmore. Rev. Edgar J. Lion, Rector; resi- dence, 723 Grove street. This church was organized early in the year 1879. The congregation now numbers about two hundred and fifty. Services are held on Sundays at eleven o'clock A.M. and a quarter to eight P.M. The Sunday School, which numbers about two hundred, meets at one o'clock P. M. Mission. Services. Seamen's Mission.— Chapel, 118 Jackson street, corner Front. The Mission is under the charge of the Clergy of the Diocese ; R. B. Sanchez, superin- tendent. Sunday School every Sunday at two o'clock P.M., at the Chapel. Also, a Sewing School for girls, which meets every Saturday at ten o'clock A. M.at the Church of the Advent. EVANGELICAL. United German Evang'elical Lutheran Con- greg^ation ot St. Mark's Church. Location, south side of Geary street, between Stock- ton and Powell. Rev. G. Muehlsteph, Pastor ; resi- dence, 307 Mason street. This is the oldest German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation in the city, it being in existence since 1857. The consolidation of the First German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Greenwich Street, and the German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of St. Mark's Church, took place on Tuesday, the '23d day of July, 1867. Number of members one hundred and twenty. Services in the German language every Sabbath at forty-five minutes past ten o'clock A.M. The Sabbath School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. ; number of children, four hundred. St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church. Location, south side of Mission street, between Fifth and Sixth. Rev. J. M. Buehler, Pastor; resi- dence, 953 Mission street. This church was organized an the fifteenth of May, 1867. The Ladies' Society connected with this church has a membership of eighty, and has proven a very effi- cient auxiliary to the cause. The Sabbath School now numbers six hundred and eleven scholars, with forty-five teachers. Services in the German language every Sabbath at half past ten o'clock A. M.,and half past seven o'clock P. M. Wednesday evening. Sabbath School at nine o'clock A. M. A Day School, under the auspices of the congrega- tion, has been established, which includes the branches taught in the Public Schools; devotes par- ticular attention to the study of the German language, and has special regard to the moral training of their children in the spirit of the Christian religion. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importer* of and nealera In COAli and PIO IRON, 41 JMarket Street, corner Hpear. CHURCHES. 75 Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical Iiutlieran Churcli. Location, 18 Sherman street. Rev. O. Groensberg, Pastor ; residence, adjoining church. Ttiis church was organized on the twentieth of Oc- tober, 1870. A Ladies' Society to promote the interests of the church and for the relief of poor Scandinavians has lately been organized. Services in the Scandinavian language Sundays and holidays at half past ten o'clock A. M. The seats are always free, and strangers are welcome. Its membership is now one hundred and twenty-five. First Evanisfelical Reformed Church (Ger- man). Location, east side of Eleventh street, between Mar- ket and Mission. Kev. J. Fuendeling, Pastor ; resi- dence, 29 Eleventh street, basement of church. This society was organized by the Rev. Frederick Fox, on the eleventh of April, 1869. The church, occupied by the congregation, was dedicated December 15, 1872. Services every Sabbath in the German language at eleven o'clock A. M., and Thursday evening at half past seven o'clock P. M. German Sabbath School at half-past nine o'clock A. M. Emanuel Cliurcli of tlie £}vang^elical As- sociation. Location, north side of Jessie street, between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. F. W. Voegelin, Pastor; residence, 638 Jessie street, rear of church. Number of members one hundred and thirty. Ser- vices in the German language every Sabbath at half- past ten o'clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School, numbering one hundi'ed and ninety teachers and scholars, meets at quarter past nine o'clock A.M. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday and Thursday evening, and Bible Meeting every Fri- day evening at eight o'clock P.M. French Reformed Evangelical CHurcH. Present place of worship, rooms of Young Women's Christian Association, 539 Howard. Rev. Edmond Verrue, Pastor; residence, 1912 Stockton street. Organized February 18th, 1877. Number of mem- bers nineteen. Services in the French language every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. A Sunday School in connection with the church, meets at twelve o'clock M. Oflacers. — Adolphe E. Julllerat, Numa Duperu and F. Venturi, Elders. St. John's Grerman Evang'elical Church. Present place of worship, north side of Greenwich between Stockton and Dupont streets. Rev. C. F. Waldecker, Pastor : residence, 522 Greenwich, rear. This church was organized in July, 1879. Services held every Sabbath, in the German language, at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at nine o'clock A. M. St. Matthew' 8 German Evangelical Church Location, Alabama street, near Twenty-fourth. Rev. J. Fuendeling, Pastor; residence, 29 Eleventh street. This church was organized January 23, 1882. Ser- vices are held in the German language every Sabbath at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at two o'clock P. M. There is connected with the church a ladies' society for the promotion of the interests of the church. was erected In 1865. hundred. Number of members about one • HEBREW. Congregation Emanu-El. Location of synagogue, north side of Sutter street, between Stockton and Powell. Rev. Elkau Cohn, Rabbi ; residence, 905 Hyde street; Max Wolf, Reader. Organized April, 1851. A school for the religious education of the youth, With four hundred and sixty-three pupils, is conducted in the basement rooms of the synagogue building. Congregation Ohahai Shalome. Location of synagogue, east side of Mason street, between Geary and Post. Rev. Dr, A. S. Bettelheim, Rabbi; residence, 1311 Larkin street. The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation Congregation Beth Israel. Location of synagogue, Turk street, near Taylor. Rev. Dr. A. J. Messing, Rabbi; residence, 630 Eddy street. This congregation was organized in 1861. The present membership is about two hundred. Services are held daily, morning and evening, at the usual hours. Congregation Sherith Israel. Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Post and Taylor streets. Rev. Dr. Falk Vidaver, Rabbi ; resi- dence, 1115 Sutter street. M. Luxenbui g. Cantor. Congregation Shaarey Zedeh. Location of synagogue, east side of Stockton street, between Broadway and Vallejo. Dr. O. Weiss, Rabbi. Residence, 622 Filbert. Services every Friday evening and every Saturday morning. School for religious instruction daily, from three to five P. M. Congregation Beth-AIenahim Streisand. Minna street, between fourth and Fifth. Rabbi vacant. Services held every day. L. Levin, Presi- dent. Congregation Nevah-Tzedek. Location of synagogue 14 Golden Gate avenue. Rev. Syskind Caro, Rabbi ; David Davis, teacher of the congregation ; residence, 524 Jessie. Services held three times daily. METHODIST. First Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, west side of Powell street, between Wash- ington and Jackson. Rev.Wm. R. Gober, Pastor ; resi- dence, 1008 Washington street. This is the oldest Protestant church organization in San Francisco or in California, several families having been formed into a society here by Rev. W. Roberts, in 1846. The present beautiful edifice was erected in 1871. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and half-past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting on Wednes day evenings. Ho^vard Street Methodist Episcopal Church Location, south side of Howard street, between Second and Third. Rev. F. F. Jewell, D. D., Pastor; residence, 8 Hubbard street. This society was organized in 1852. There are now two hundred and eighty communi- cants, and a Sabbath School, numbering fifty ofiicers and teachers and five hundred scholars, with an aver- age attendance of about tour hundred, and a library of two thousand volumes. Services every Sabbath morn- ing and evening at the usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Sunday, at half past six o'clock P. M., and on Wednesday, at half past seven o'clock P. M. Class meetings at nine o'clock A. M. and twelve o'clock M. Sundays. Sabbath School at two o'clock P. M. Central Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, north side of Mission street, between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. Elbert R. Dille, Pastor ; resi- dence, 1024 Mission street. The church was organized in 1864. The Society now numbers, including probationers, four hundred ."nd ten. Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings, and Praise Service Sabbath at six and a half o'clock P.M. Sabbath Schooland Bible classes at two o'clock P. M.; number of scholars and teachers, five hun- dred. Class Meetings Sabbath at half pact nine o'clock A.M., and at half past twelve o'clock P. M., and on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Young people's meeting every Monday evening. Lit- erary Society held Saturday evenings. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, east side of Mission street, between Eigh- teenth and Nineteenth. Rev. A. T. Needham, Pastor ; residence, 204 Nineteenth street. o o 9 TRUWftN, ISHAM&COJUMetSt. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: ■'**"^ Yai««T.-"'ii.r.«». 76 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. ThiB church was known as the MisBiun Street Meth- odist Episcopal until 1876, when the present name was adopted. Number of members, one hundred and forty. Services on Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on Wednesdays at half past seven o'clock P. M. The Sabbath School connected with the church has an av- erage attendance of three hundred and eighty, and a library of iive hundred volumeB ; meets at half past two o'clock P. M. Kentucky Street Methodist Episcopal Charcli. Location, Tennessee street, south of Solano, Po- trero. Kev. E. A. Hazen, Pastor; residence, Tener- iflfe, between Platte aud Yazoo streets. Organized 1870. Number of members, thirty. Sun- day School attendance, ninety. Services every Sab- bath at eleven o'clock A. M. and seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings. Sunday School at half-past nine o'clock P. M. St. Paul'8 German Metbodiat £piacopal Church. Location, north side Broadway street, between Stockton and Powell. Rev. C. H. AflBerbach, Pastor ; residence, 738 Green street. This church was organized February 29, 1859. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. ; also, every Wednesday evening in the German language. Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M. German Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, Folsom street, between Fourth and Fifth. Rev. Reinhard Steinbach, Pastor ; residence, 8C4 Fol- som street, rear. This church was organized in the Fall of 1855. Number of members fifty-five. Services every Sunftay at forty-five minutes past ten o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sab- bath School at nine o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at half past seven o'clock. Praise meeting every Friday evening at half past seven o'clock. All services in the German language. Hayes Valley Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, corner Laguna and Grove streets. B. F. Crary, Pastor ; residence, 2735 Pine. Services at eleven o'clock A. M. aud half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School ^t half past nine o'clock A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Location, west side of Buss street, between Howard and Folsom. This chiirch was re-organized in October, 1868. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and half past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at close of morning service. Class Meetings at half past nine o'clock A.M. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings. Bush Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, Bush street, between Scott and Deviea- dero. Rev. T. H. Sinnec, D. D. Pastor; residence, 2520 Bush street. This house oi worship was built from the proceeds of the sale of the Seaman's Bethel, in 1869, and recon- structed in 1881 at a cost of fS.OOO. A Sunday School, with about three hundred members and a library of five hundred volumes, is connected with the church. Number of conununicauts and probationers, one hun- dred and fifteen. SiTvlces every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. ClafS Meetiug Fridays, at half past seven o'clock P. M., and Sundays at ten o'clock A. M. Prsyer Meeting Wednesday evenings. Sabbath School every Sunday at two o'clock P. M. South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, Fifteenth avenue. South S. F. Rev. E. A. Hazen, Pastor ; residence, Tenerifl'e, between Platte and Yazoo streets. Si-rvices every Sunday at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at 3 o'clock P. M., under the supervision of Mr. John Pinder. Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church. Place of worship, nortli side of Harrison street, be- tween Fifth and Sixth ; Rev. C. J. Wigren, Pastor; resi- dence, 923!^ Harrison. This church was organized September 27, 1876. Services are held every Sabbath at half past ten o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting Thursdays at half past seven o'clock P.M. Ttventy-se-renth Street Methodist Episco- pal Church. Location, south side Twenty-seventh street, between Church and Sanchez. Rev. George W. Beatty, Pastor ; residence, -122 Clipper street. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A M., and seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half past twelve o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening. African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. Location, west side of Stockton street, between Clay and Sacramento. Rev. James H. Liavis, Pastor; resi- dence, 1006 Clay street. The congregation was organized by Rev. John J. Moore, August 1, 1852. Connected with the church is a Sabbath School of three teachers and thirty scholars, and s library of four hundred volumes. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at one o'clock P. M. African Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, west side of Powell street, between Jack- son and Pacific. Rev. R. Seymour, Pastor ; residence, 905 Jackson. Tiie society worshiping here was organized in 1859. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at half past one o'clock P. M. Chinese Mission House ot the Methodist Episcopal Church. Location, north side of Washington street, between Stockton and Powell. Rev. Otis Gibson, Superinten- dent; Rev. A. J. Hanson, Assistant; residence, 916 Washington street. Chan Hon Fan, and E. Mieyams, native helpers. This Mission House was erected in 1870. The build- ing contaius rooms designed for, and used as, an Asylum for Chinese women and girls, who may be saved from lives of slavery and shame. Mrs. Jane Walker is employed as teacher and missionary in this department. Sabbath School for women at twenty minutes past one o'clock P. M. every Sabbath. The entrance to the Chinese department is on Stone street, and to the Parsonage department, 916 Wash- ington street. The schools are graded into five classes, employing five experienced teachers, and are open every evening during the week except Saturday. Tuition $1 per mouth. Bible Class meets every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. Sabbath School at six o'clock P. M. Praise Service and Bible Class Wednesday even- ings. Services in the Chinese language every Sab- bath, at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock P. M. Preaching in English the first Sabbath of each month. PRESBYTERIAN. First Presbyterian Church Meets for the present in Hall 1328 Bush street, until their new church, which they are now building, is finished. Rev. A. O. Hills, D. D., Acting Pastor. This church was organized May 20, 1819. The church is entirely free from debt. Present number of communicants is about one hundred and ninety. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and at half past seven o'clock P.M.; Lecture on Wednesday evenings. Evening Prayer Meeting at seven P.M. The public invited to all services. There is a large and flourishing Sabbath School con- nected with the church. Average attendance, two hundred. Number of teachers, thirty-five. A choice library of over eight hundred volumei) is attached to the school. C. C. Shattuck, Superintendent. Sab- bath School and Bible Class meet at one o'clock P. M. Calvary Presbyterian Church. Location, northwest corner of Geary and Powell LOUIS BRAVERIVIAN'& CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS i 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY IVAMHINO CAI>I^F.I> FOB AND nFl.lVKRED. CHURCHES. 77 streets. Samuel P. Sprecher. D. D., Pastor; resi- dence, 1005 Leavenworth street. ■ This church -was organized July 17, 1854. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Public Lecture Wednesday evening. Prayer Meeting every Friday evening and every Sabbath, one hour before the even- ing service. Sabbath School meets at half past twelve o'clock P.M. Hovirard Presbjrterian Clmrch. Location, south side of Mission street, between yrhird and Fourth. Rev. Robert Mackenzie, Pastor; residence, 1124 Eddy street. The church was organized September, 1850. The number of communicants enrolled is about three hundred. „ ^ ^ , Regular services are held on Sundays at eleven o'clock A. M. Sunday School meets at half -past nine o'clock A. M. liurkin Street Presbyterian Cliurcli. Location, corner of Larkin and Pacific streets. Rev. John C. Eastman, Pastor; residence, 1019 Lombard This enterprise was commenced by Rev. J. D. Strong, in April, 1862. . , , » i,t ^ Services every Sabbath at eleven o clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Young People's Prayer Meeting Sundays at half past six o'clock P. M., and regular Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. The Sabbath School has an average attendance of two hundred and fifty, and meets immediately after morn- ing service ; B. Dyer, superintendent. Central Presbyterian Tabernacle. Location, north side of Golden Gate Av, between Taylor and Jones. Rev. W. J. Smith, Pastor ; residence, 2422 Howard street. This church was organized by a Committee ot tne Presbytery of California, May 14, 1865. Sabbath services held at eleven o'clock A.M.. and half-past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer 'Meeting every Wednesday in the lecture room at half-past seven o'clock P.M., and on Sabbath evenings at half-past six o'clock P.M. Praise service is held till half-past seven o'clock P.M., wh«n the usu^l service is held. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is administered on the first Sabbath in March, June, September, and December. The Sabbath School connected with the church was organized January 15, 1865, with fifty- seven scholars and twenty teachers, with Stephen Franklin as Superintendent. The whole number of teachers and scholars now enrolled is two hundred and forty-two ; meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M. The library contains two thousand useful volumes, which are eagerly read by the children. Young People's Aid Society meets every Tuesday evening, at half past seven o'clock. Superintendent of Sunday School, W. H. Davies, M. D. Emmanuel Mission. Location, 928 Harrison street, between Fifth and Sixth Rev. James Woodworth , Superintendent ; res- idence, 1713 Stevenson street. Sunday School every Sabbath at half past two o'clock P. M. United Presbyterian Cburch. Location, west side of Mason street, between Eddy and Ellis. Rev. M. M. Gibson, D. D., Pastor; resi- dence, 803 Guerrero street, near Twentieth. This church was organized January, 1866, by tne Bev. J. T. Cooper, D. D.. with thirty-eight members; it now numbers about three hundred and fifteen. It uses the metrical version of the Psalms of David in praise. The pews are free. , , , . Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o clock A. M., and half past seveno'clock P. M. Sabbath School at half past nine o'clock A. M. ,^. ^. ^ „„ Two Missions are now attached to this Church; one located in Mayberry Hall, Mission street, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, and one at 51i tJnlon street. Westminster Presbyterian Cburcb. Location, south side of Fell street, between Octavia and Laguna. Rev. F. L. Nash, Pastor ; residence, 604 Buchanan street. . Organized April 4, 1864. Number of members, about two hundred. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M; and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half past twelve o'clock P. M.; C. Geddes, Superintendent. Average attendance, two hundred and fifty. Prayer meetings Wednesdays and Fridays at half past seven o'clock P.M. Howard Street Presbyterian Chnrcb. Location.east side of Howard street between Twenty- first and Twenty-second. Rev. A. S. Fiske, Pastor; residence, 2336 Mission street. . , j Organized 1868. ' Number of members, one hundred and fifty. ..,.••» ^ Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer meeting and Teachers' meeting at half-past seven o'clockWednesday evening. , , , , t. ht Sunday School at half-past twelve o clock P.M. Average attendance one hundred and eighty. St. John's Presbyterian Cburcb. Location, north side of Post street, between Mason and Taylor. Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., LL. D., Pastor; residence, 521 Post street. ,o-,n 4 r. •« This church was organized March 6, 1870, In i-acinc Hall by the Presbytery of San Francisco, with fifty- eight communing members. The number at present is about four hundred. a -h^-ie Church services at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven'o'clock P.M. The Sabbath School connected with the church has five hundred members, and a library containing thirteen hundred and seventeen volumes, with nu- merous diagrams of Bible places and scenes. It meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M. Olivet Presbyterian Cburcb. Location, Tennessee street, between Sierra and Napa Rev. J. T. Wills, Pastor; residence, Railroad avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, This Church was erected in' 1871. The church affords sittings for two hundred and fifty. Services every Sabbath at half-past eleven o'clock, A. M. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, P. M. Connected with the school is a library of five hundred vol un^s. Memorial Presbyterian Chnrcb. Location, Eighteenth avenue, near Railroad ave- nue. South San Francisco. Rev. J. T. Wills, Pastor ; residence, Railroad avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. The Memorial Presbyterian Church was incorpora- ted March 23, 1871. Services every Sabbath at half- past ten o'clock, A.M. .., ^. 1. I, The Sabbath School connected with the church meets at twelve o'clock M., and numbers seventy-five members. Hamilton Square Presbyterian Church. Services held in Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steiner streets. . ^ . t oo i quo cor This church was organized January 22. 1882. ser- vices every Sabbath at eleven o.clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. -Woodbridge Presbyterian Church. Location, corner of Twentieth and Capp streets. Pastor vacant. Rev. Joseph Hemphill, Assistant Pastor ; residence, 121 Haight street. This church was organized Easter Sunday, 1876. Services at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday School bas an average at- tendance of three hundred, and meets at halt past twelve o'clock P.M. Welsh Presbyterian Church. Place of worship, Cambrian Hall. 1133 Mission street. Rev. Moses Williams, Pastor Organized March 17, 1878. Number of members, fifty. Hours ot service eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half past two o clock P.M. Average attendance, fifty. w M GC o O rf a P I— ' to o o P P I I OB © 0(0 o O 02 First Presbyterian Chinese Church. Location, west side of Stockton street between Washington and Clay. Rev. A.W. Looinis, D. D., and Bev. A. J. Kerr, A. M.. Missionaries, with two native ''^Thirhouse was formerly the First Presbyterian Church. It was purchased in 1882 by the Presbyte- o o iaiia7nmii riinnrr manufacturers of fine G.W.CLARK & CO. VUINUUW onAUtO WMowSMes lorKesidences, Stores, Offices. etc. 645 Market st. UIMPI^I PY QPIPRQ Ji klAYPQ Fin-TOHr fk<»Br works, 213 Fremont Htrees. nillUni.i- i , Oril-nO OC nn 1 E.O, .Wanufucturerx uf Kusrar MillM, Va«aui» Pan*, KUi, 78 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. O rlan Board of Foreign HissionB. It has about six hundred Bittings. Religious services in the Chinese and English lan- guages are held every Sabbath morning and evening ; Sabbath Schools after the morning service and at six P. M. Chinese Mission House. Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Sacra- mento streets. Rev. A. W. Loomis, D. D., residence, 1505 Jones street, and Rev. A. J. Kerr, A. M., resi- dence, 800 Stockton street. Missionaries. The house is brick, and was built by the liberality of the citizens of San Francisco, and by funds from the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, whose office is in New York, and by which this mission to the Chinese in California is supported. The house contains school rooms and rooms for a Chinese Chris- tian Association, a chapel which will seat nearly two hundred people, and apartments for the residence of a mission iamily. Religious services in the Chinese and English lan- guages are held every Saturday evening. An evening school is open throughout the week. It is free to the Chinese, and is taught by the mis- sionaries and other teachers who are supported by the Mission. ROMAN CATHOLIC. St. Mary's Cathedral. Location, northeast corner of Calif ornia and Dnpont streets. Most Rev. Joseph S. Alemany, Archbishop ; Very Rev. J.'Prendergast, V. G. Pastor; Rev. J. Gr. Cottle and Rev. M. D. Connolly, Assistants ; Rev. Geo. Montgomery, Secretary ; archiepiscopal and pastoral residence, 628 California street. The erection of this structure was commenced July 17, 1853, and dedicated December 25, 1854. Attached to the cathedral is a large day Bchool for boys. Masses: Sundays, at six in Summer, and half-past six in Winter, half past seven, nine, and half-past ten o'clock A.M. ; weekdays, six, half-past six, seven, and half-past seven o'clock A.M. ; Vespers, at half-past seven o'clock Sunday evenings. St. Dominic's Clinrcli and Monastery. Location, northwest corner of Bush and Steiner streets. Served by the Dominican Fathers connected with the Church. Attached to the Church are Confraternities of the Most Holy Rosary ; Holy Name of Jesus and Angelic Warfare, also, a benevolent society. Masses Sunday at five, six, seven, eight, nine and half past ten o'clock A.M. Sermon and benediction at half past seven P. M. Masses week days every half hour from six until eight A. M. St. Francis' Church. Location, north side of Vallejo street, between Du- pont and Stockton. Rev. J. F. Harrington, Pastor; Rev. J. Valentine and Rev. P. Duffy. Assistants. Pas- toral residence, northeast corner Vallejo street and Montgomery avenue. This church was organized by Very Rev. Anthony LangloiB, in the Spring of 18i9. Masses : Sundays at a quarter past six, half past seven, nine, and half past ten o'clock A. M. Sunday School at half past one o'clock P. M. Vespers and Benediction on Sundays at half past seven o'clock P. M. Mass on week days at seven o'clock A. M. St. Iifnatius' Church. Location, north side of Hayes street, west of Van Ness avenue. Served by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, connected with St. Ignatius' College. Masses : Sundays, at live, forty-five minutes past five, half past six, fifteen minutes past seven, eight, forty-five minutes past eight, half jiast nine, and half past ten o'clock, A. M. ; Vespers iit half past seven o'clock P. M. Masses on week days at five, forty-five minutes past five, half past six, fifteen minutes past seven, and eight o'clock A. M. St. Patrick's Church. Location, north side of Mission street, between Third and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Grey. Pastor; Rev. Thomas Larkiu, Rev. John J. Sullivan and Rev. H. P. Gallagher, Assistants. Pastoral residence, 744 Mis- stou street. Masses : Sundays, at fifteen minutes past six, fifteen minutes past seven, eight, nine, and half-past ten o'clock A. M. ; during the week, daily, at half-past six and half-past seven o'clock A. M. ; Vespers and bene- diction of the M. H. 8., at half-past seven o'clock P. M. A boys' school is held in the basement, at which there is an avenge attendance of nearly four hundred pupils. Notre Dame des Victoires. Location, north side of Bush street, between Dupont and Stockton. Rev. Pierre Robert, Pastor ; residence 52t) Bush street. Masses on Sundays at nine, and half past ten o'clock A. M. ; Mass on week days at eight o'clock A. M. Ves- pers, three o'clock P. M. Catechism, on Sundays, at two o'clock P. M., taught in the English and French languages, prejiaratory to communion for children from ten years and older. Bai^tism of infants, one o'clock P. M. The course of preparation requires one year's attendance at the Sunday School, and time fixed for confirmation and communion is the first day of May of each year. Mission Dolores. Location, southwest corner of Sixteenth and Dolores streets. Rev. Richard P. Brennan, Pastor; Rev. Mi- chael Connelly, assistant Pastor. Pastoral residence, adjoining the church. The church was dedicated on the ninth of October, 1776, although projected in 1769, by Father Junipero Serra, the Father of the California Missions. The first Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou, who was assisted in his labors by Benito Cambon. At the organization of this Mission, and for its protection, there were fifteen soldiers located at the Presidio, under the command of S. Flores. A cemetery Is at- ta(-hed to the church, in which the first interment was made in September, 1776. The first Indian con- vert was baptized on the twenty-seventli day of De- cember, in the/ame year. In the introductory por- tion of the San Francisco Directory-for 1862, page 5, will be found further details connected with the his- tory of this Mission. Attached to this church is a large day school. Masses at half past six, eight, one-quarter to nine, and half past ten o'clock A.M. on Sundays and Festi- vals. "Vespers at half past seven o'clock P.M. St. Joseph's Church. Location, west side of Tenth street, between Folsom and Howard. Rev. P. Scanlon, Pastor; Rev. J. A. Gallagher. Rev. Hugh Largan and Rev. P. J. O'Connor, Assistants; residence adjoining the church. This church was opened for divine service on the eighth day of December, 1861. Services on Sundays and Festival days. Masses; Sun- days at six, seven, eight, nine, and half past ten o'clock A.M.; Catechism at nine o'clock A.M., and Vespers at seven o'clock P.M. in Winter, and half past seven in Summer. Masses on week days at half past six, seven, half past seven, and eight o'clock A.M. St. Rose's Church. Location, Braunan street, near Fourth. Rev. D. F. Nugent, Pastor; Rev. J. F. Nugent and Rev. C. O'Con- nor. Assistant Pastors ; residence, adjoining church. This church, which was instituted as a chapel, and served from the various other R 'man Catholic Churches of the city, has been entirely remodeled and rebuilt, and a separate parish constituted for it. It was formerly dedicated April 20, 1879. ' Masses are said at eight and half past ten o'clock A.M. Svinday School at two o'clock P.M., and Ves- pers at half past seven o'clock P.M. St. Bridget's Church. Location, southwest corner of Broadway street and Van Ness avenue. Rev. T. Callaghan, Pastor; Rev. James O'Connor, Assistant; residence, adjoining the church. This church was completed and services first held In February, 18<)4. Masses every Sunday at half past six, eight, and half past ten o'clock A. M. and vespers at half past seven o'clock P. M. Catechism for the children at nine o'clock A. M. Masses on week days at seven o'clock A.M. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. CUKK, 41 9Iurket Slreet, comer KpeHr. CHUECHES. 79 St. Peter's Clinrch. Location, west side of Columbia street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Kev. P. S. Casey, Pastor; Rev. M. Mulville and Rev. James Melvin, As- sistants; pastoral residence, east side of Alabama street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. The Academy adjoining the church , under the charge of the Sisters of Mercy, accommodates the youth of the parish. Masses on Sundays at seven, half past eight, and half past ten o'clock A.M. Sunday School at twenty minutes past nine o'clock A. M. for boys in the church, and one o'clock P. M. for girls in the convent. St. Panl's Cliurcb. Location, northwest corner of Twenty-ninth and Church streets. Rev. Lawrence Breslin, Pastor ; res- idence, 319 Twenty-ninth street. Masses on Sundays at isight and ten o'clock A. M. Sunday School at half past ten o'clock A. M. St. Boniface's Church. (German). Location, south side of Golden Gate Av, between Jones and Leavenworth. Rev. Sebastian Wolf, Pas- tor; residence, in rear of the church. This church was dedicated June, 1870. Masses on i Sundays at eight, and half past ten o'clock A.M. and Vespers at half past seven o'clock P.M.; week days. Mass at half past seven o'clock A.M.; Catechism, Sun- days at a quarter to eight o'clock A.M., under the charge of the Sisters of St. Dominic. Chnrch of the Holy Cross. Location, Calvary Cemetery. Rev. Andrew Cullen, Pastor ; residence, 1122 Eddy street. Masses on Sun- days at eight o'clock A.M. Sunday School after last Mass. St. John the Baptist Church. Location, north side of Eddy street, between Oc- tavia and Laguna. Rev. A. Cullen, Pastor; Rev. James Flood, Assistant ; pastoral residence, 1122 Eddy street. Masses Sundays at stven, nine and half past ten o'clock A.M. Vespers Sundays, with instructions at half past seveh o'clock P.M. Sunday School in the morning alter nine o'clock Mass. Instruction for children in Catechism every Satur- day morning. Ifglesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe. Location, north side of Broadway street, between Mason and Taylor. Rev. Andres Garriga, Pastor ; Rev. Charles Franchi, Assistant ; pastoral residence, 908 Broadway street. This church was organized for the benefit of the Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese residents. The first services were held on Christmas Day, 1875. Services are held in the Spanish language at ten o'clock A. M., and in the Italian language at nine o'clock A. M., on Sundays and Festival days. Masses at seven, nice and half-past ten o'clock A. M. Vespers at half-past seven o'clock P. M. Mass on week days at seven o'clock A. M. The Sunday School has already an attendance of over two hundred scholars ; meets at two o'clock P. M. Chapels. In addition to services held at the different Roman Catholic churches throughout the city, religious exer- cises take place regularly at the following institu- tions : Presentation Convent Chapel, Powell street; St. Rose's Convent, corner Steiner and Tyler streets ; New Presentation Convent, comer of Taylor and Ellis streets ; St. Mary's Hospital Chapel, comer of First and Bryant streets ; Magdalen Asylum Chapel, Po- trero avenue, near Twenty-first street ; St. Mary's College Chapel, San Jose Road; St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum. South San Francisco ; Sacred Heart College, corner of Larkin and Eddy streets ; St. Brendan Chapel, corner of Spear and Market streets, and Italian Hospital, Twenty-eighth street, near Noe. This society was organized February 15, 1852. Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. Administration of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the close of the morning service on the first Sundays in January, April, July, and October. Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock P. M. UNITARIAN. First Unitarian Chnrch. Location, south side of Geary street, between Dn- pont and Stockton. Rev. Horatio Stebbins, Pastor ; residence, 1609 Larkin street. This church was organized September 1,1850. There is connected with the society an organized charity, called The Society for Christian Work. Religious services are held on Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. ; all seats are free at the evening services. The Sunday School has about four hundred and fifty scholars and teachers, and a library of two thousand volumes. The Sunday School is held at half past nine o'clock A.M. SWEDENBORGIAN. First Ne'«v Jerusalem Church. Location north side of O'Farrell street, between Mason and Taylor. Rev. John Doughty, Pastor ; resi- dence, 1508 Leavenworth street. MISCELLANEOUS. The Mariners' Church. Location, northeast corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor ; resid- ence, 1416 Sacramento street; Rev. W. D. Bishop, Missionary. This church was organized with six members, in December, 1858, and now numbers two hundred and twenty. This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the usual church services, a large Bible Class for seamen and strangers, a free reading room, monthly meetings of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, several Prayer meetings on week-day evenings, preaching on the Sabbath, and personal labor on the Sabbath and during the week at the U. S. Marine Hospital, dis- tribution of bibles and tracts on shipboard, boarding houses, and elsewhere, and missionary labors about the streets wharves and shipping, and on board sea- going vessels. It is an undenominational missionary church. There is connected with this church a Bible Class and Sabbath School, niimfcering more than one hun- dred teachers and scholars ; meets at half-past nine o'clock A. M. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer meet- ings every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, at half past seven o'clock P. M. During the year 1860 a society was formed among the business men of San Francisco, having for its ob- ject the moral improvement of seamen, called the San Francisco Port Society. It seeks to attain its ob- ject by sustaining the preaching of the gospel, and other missionary labors in connection with the Mariners' Church. Christian Church. Place of worship. Young Men's Christian Associa- tion, 232 Sutter. Rev. J. H. McCoUough, Pastor ; residence, 410 page street. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Second Advent Christian Church. Location, north side of Eddy street, between Taylor and Jones, Thomes Howell, Elder ; residence, 20 Der- by, off Taylor. This Society was organized in 1870. The church edifice owned and occupied by the society was erected in 1873, at a cost of $3,000. Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. Present membership about fifty. I Seventh-Day Adventists. I Organized, 1871 ; place of worship, Laguna street, ■ between Tyler and McAllister ; M. C. Israel, Elder ; I residence, Oakland. I Services every Saturday, at eleven o'clock A. M. I Sunday School at ten o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting, j Wednesday evenings. '• The Independent German Congregation of I San Francisco. ! Incorporated July 1, 1870. Lectures by the Speaker, 9 O P. \l/ A r n N ^ TRUMATS, I SHAM & CO., I|J H U U 11 O 509, SJl JlarUet St. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES Edwards' lii{;talning Jump- Seat. f'>r tale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT£, BOXWOOD: JOHN WIU-WORK. 133 MPKAK NTKKKT. 80 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Mr. Fred. Sohuenemann-Pott, held at 310 O'Farrell street, Sundays, at two o'clock P. M. during the Win- ter months, and on Wednesday evenings during the Summer. Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M. ; num- ber of scholars, one hundred. Reorg'anized Cbarch of of Latter-Dajr Saint* Brancli; . Jesus Christ (San Francisco Organized 18t>3. George S. Lincoln, Presiding Eld- er. This congregation numbers thirty members, in- cluding three Elders, two Priests, one Teacher, and two Deacons. Meets every Sunday at half-past seven o'clock P. M. in Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. Russian Cliarch. Place of worship, 1713 Powell. Rev. W. N. Weet- homofif. Arch-priest; residence, 720 Filbert street. Services every Sunday at ten o'clock A.M, and Sat- urday at six o'clock P.M. There is a school in connection with the church held every day during the week except Sunday, for the instruction of children in religion and preparing them for the church. S>vedisli Chnrcli. Services held in the Church of the Advent, Howard street, opposite New Montgomery. Rev. Adolph Noren, Pastor ; residence, 332 Shipley street. Friends' Meeting^. Services held in Superior Court Room No. *, third floor New City Hall, every First Day, at eleven o'clock A. M. Entrance on the north side, at the small door near the center of the building. An invitation to attend is cordially extended to all. San Francisco Spiritualists' Union. Organized May 26, 1872. Meets every Sunday at Iiora Hall, 737 Mission. Number of members, two hundred and fifty. Children's Progressive Lyceum at half past ten o'clock A. M. Conference or Lecture at two o'clock P. M. Lecture at half past seven o'clock P. M. SOCIETIES. Religious. AMERICAN TP-VCT SOCIETY— PACIFIC AGENCY. — Rev. Frederic E. Shearer, Secretary. This society was organized in 1H2.5, to diffuse Gospel truth through the printed page. Its headquarters are at 150 Nassau street. New York. It prints the Gospel in one hun- dred and forty-five languages or dialects, publishes over thirteen hundred different books, thlrty-flve hun- dred tracts and cards, and seven periodicals. The Pa- cific agency was established in December, 1869, and employed last year twenty-two colporteurs. Its mis- sionary work in this field, with the aid rendered to churches and Sunday Schools, was at a cost of $10,000. ! Its depository, at 757 Market street, is also the de- ! pository of the American Sunday School Union, the 1 Presbyterian ;Board of Publication, and the Congrega> i tional Publishing Society. Two hundred and ninety- two new publications were issued during the past year. CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.— Organized Octo- ber 30, 1849. The location of the society's building was on Stockton street until the present building on Market street was erected, the corner stone of which was laid May 2, 1862. The building has two stores on the ground floor, one of which is now occupied as the depository of the society. The name of the society was changed by Act of the Legislature, 1859, from the San Francisco Bible Society to its present title. New constitution adopted November, 18l>0. Depository, 749 Market street. Meetings of the Board of Trustees are held by appointment, on the Tuesday after the first Sunday of each mouth. Oflicenj — .\nnis Merrill, President; William Abbott, Secretary; Edward P. Flint. Treasurer. LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY CHURCH.— Organized 1873. Meets every Friday at Trinity Church, after morning service. The object of the society is to take undi'r its care the destitute and friendless within the bounds of Trinity Church parish, to find employment for those requiring it, and to pro- vide clothing and assistance for such as may be in need of It ; to visit and comfort the sick and the afflicted; to endeavor to bring to the church those who are neglectful of its services, and particularly the poorer and friendless classes; to gather chiHren into the Sunday School, and to aid in providing active and competent teachers ; in short, to do all in its power, under the guidance and direction of the Rector of the parish, to advance the interests of the Church of Christ, and to extend to those around the privileges and blessings of the gospel. Officers— Mrs. J. B. Moss, President; Mrs. H. W. Beers, Vice-President ; Miss Huddart, Secretary ; Mrs. J. Mathieu, Treasurer. METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY. — PACIFIC CO.\Sr BRANCH.— The Book Concern was established in 1789 on a borrowed capital of iPm. The total sales of the Eastern and Western concerns for the last fiscal year were $1,566,739. The records show that, by order of the General Conference, the Concerns have paid, for religious and benevolent interests and objects outside of their own business, $1,753,590. Net capi- tal, per report of 1877, $1,40:J,666. The San Francisco Depository, 1041 Market street, Rev. J. B. Hill, Agent, was established in 1864, and entered its own present commodious building in 1877. The National Temperance Publication Society of New York, and the Publishing House of the M. E. Church South, of Nashville, are represented by full lines of stock. OCCIDENTAL BRANCH OF THE WOMAN'S FOR- EIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE PRESBY- TEKI.AN CHURCH.— Organized March, 1874, and has for its especial field of labor the evangelization of heathen women on the Pacific Coast. Thirty-one auxiliary societies have been formed on the coast, seven of which are located in this city. The society purchased in June, 1876, th»property at 933 Sacra- mento street for the purposes of the Mission Home. Daily school iu Euglish and Chinese is maintained, and Chinese women are in cases of persecution afforded shelt-r in the Home. Otficers. — Mrs. P. D. Browne, President ; Mrs. Hen- Bhelwood, Treasurer; Mrs. F. Hiller, Jr., Recording Secretary ; Mrs. I. N. Condit, Corresponding Secre- tary. PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN UNION.— Organized Oo- tober, 1875. Composed of the clergy and laity of the several Presbyterian churches of the City. Objects: The advancement of the interests of Presbyterianism upon the Pacific Coast, mission work and evangeliza- tion. The Union meets quarterly at the different churches. The Board of Directors meet on the first Monday of each mouth. Sabbath Schools are maintained by the Union every Sunday afternoon as follows : 56 First street, George M. Edmunds, Superintendent ; comer Steiner and Geary streets, Jame.s Horsburg, Superintendent ; comer Jersey and Sanchez streets. Rev. John Carring- ton. Superintendent, and Mecartney's Hall, 927 Pa- cific street, George Leonard, Superintendent. Officers.— J. E.Condict, President: W. S. Jsck,Vice- President; George M. Edmunds, Recording Secretary; William Ross, Corresponding Secretary; William A. MacRae, Treasurer. SAN FRANCT8C0 PORT SOCIETY. — Organized March, 1860. Objects: The moral improvement of seamen and others connected with the sea, iu this port, by aiding the American Seaman's Friend Society of New York, In sustaining the Mariners' Church of San Francisco, and in such enterprises connected therewith as the society may approve. Any person may become a member by paying $5 a year, or a life member by the payment at one time of $50. In 1866 they erected a fine house of worship for the seamen of this port, on the corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets, at a cost, for lot and house, of more than $20,000, which was contributed for the purpose by citizens of San Francisco and others. Officers. — Oliver Eldridge, President ; Henry P. Blanchard. Vice-President ; J. Rowell, Secretary ; Rob- ert Balfour, Treasurer ; Ira P. Kankin, J. T. Dean, I.W. LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Braverman A LiCT. I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. ?V LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ^WASWtTHa -WEI^X. I><»NE AT VERY tOW RATES. OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET. SOCIETIES. 81 Raymond, Charles Goodall, Robert Balfour, David Meeker, Charles Ferris and J. Rowell, Trustees. SODALITY OF THE B. V. M.— Organized Decern- ber, 1861. Organizations of the above sodalities have existed for the past two hundred years. This sodality was founded in this city by the Rev. J. M. C. Buchard, 8. J., having for its object the moral and religious im- provement of its members. The society is governed by a Prefect and two assistants, together with a Sec- retary, Treasurer, and a council of twelve members elected annually. Its present spiritual Director is Rev. P. Kelley It has a library of over three thou- sand volumes, which is open every Sunday at half past two o'clock P. M., and Monday, Wednesday and Friday at half past seven o'clock P. M., to members of the Sodality and subscribers paying a small monthly fee. Gentlemen's Sodality meetings held every Sunday morning, at a quarter to eight, in their chapel, basement of St. Ignatius Church, on Hayes street, west of Van Ness avenue. Number of members about six hundred. Ladies' Sodality of the B.V. M. meets every Sunday at half past two o'clock P. M. Number of members, two hundred and fifty. Volumes in library, about fif- teen hundred. Present Director Rev. A. Maraschi, S.J. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— In- corporated September 13, 1853. The objects of this association are: 1st. The improvement of the physical, mental, and spiritual condition of its members, the develop- ment of their charity and zeal, and the extension of the Christian religion, especially to such as are not in the habit of attending public worship in the churches. 2d. To unite the members, particularly the young men of the various churches and congregations of this city, in sucL works of charity as are not specially provided for by the churches themselves. For the attainment of these objects, there is pro- vided and maintained: A library and bath rooms, free to all members of this Sijsociation. A reading room, well supplied with current literature, daily, weekly, pictorial, secular, and religious papers, free to all such as conform to the rules and regulations issued by the Board of Managers from time to time. The library contains upward of four thousand volumes. There is also a gymnasium connected with the insti- tution. A Prayer Meeting, to which all are invited, is held at the rooms every Saturday evening, from eight to nine o'clock ; also a Daily Prayer Meeting, from quar- ter past twelve o'clock to one o'clock P.M. Bible Class, on Monday evenings at half past seven o'clock. Services in the large hall of the association every Sunday at three o'clock P.M. Services are also held under the auspices of the association in the various prisons of the city, as well as frequently in the open air at various localities. The association has a large and handsome building on Sutter street, between Kearny and Dupont. The free reading rooms are open every day from eight o'clock A.M. to half past nine o'clock P.M. OfBcers.— A. B. Forbes, President : H.W. Severance, Recording Secretary ; H. J. McCoy, General Secretary ; A. G. Sheahan, Assistant Secretary: Prentiss Selby, Treasurer; L. B. Benchley, Librarian. Board of Di- rectors—J. W. Whiting, W. B. Parsons, Robert Bal- four, Peter B. Simons, J. S. Taber. L. B. Benchley, S. F. Bufiford, George W. Gibbs, Capt. G. A. Hull, R. V. Watt, A. B. Forbes, J. G. Eastland, John W. Butler, Robert Stevenson, H.W. Severance, Prentiss Selby, E. W. Newhall. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Chi- nese) . — Location of rooms, northeast corner of Sacra- mento and Stockton streets. Open every day until half past nine o'clock P.M. The association is under the charge of Rev. A.W. Loomis, D. D., who gives instruc- tion in the English language, and has charge of the library. Preaching in Chinese on Sundays at eleven o'clock A.M. and at half past seven o'clock P.M., and on Saturdays at half past seven o'clock P.M. Oflacers.— Fong Noy, President ; Yong Lee, Secre- tary. YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION.— Organ- ized October 14, 1877. The objects of the association are: 1st. The improvement of the mental, moral, and social condition of its members. 2d. The protection of Hebrew interests. The association at present numbers one hundred members, and meets monthly at their rooms 211 Sutter street. Officers— Max Popper, President ; Henry Kohn,Vice- President ; Max Goldman, Recording Secretary ; Eu- Eugene G. Davis, Treasurer; Marks Blaskower, R. E. Max, and Maurice Brandt. Directors. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized September 9, 1877. Incorporated February 1, 1878. Number of members, about one hundred and eighty. The objects of the association includes the establishment of an industrial department for desti- tute women, a reading room and library for women and girls, the furnishing of advice, sympathy, tempo- ral aid and encouragement to friendless and homeless young women arriving or residing in the city, and the extension of moral and religious surroundings to all families needing such ministrations. The rooms of the association are located at 314 Sut- terstreet, and corisist of library, reading andsewing- rooms. The library contains over one thousand vol- umes of well selected literature, and the reading room is copiously supplied with the choicest periodicals. The annual meeting is held on the second Monday in September of each year. Ofiicers.-Mrs. P. D. Browne, President; Mrs.C. F. A. Nichell, Secretary; Miss Atkinson, Correspond- ing Secretary ; Mrs. J. U. Ijams, Treasurer; Mrs. H. A. Rindge, Superintendent and Librarian. Benevolent. AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.— This organiza- tion is a secret benevolent society, composed of Su- preme, Grand and Subordinate Councils. Its objects are as follows : 1st. To unite fraternally all white persons of good moral character who are socially acceptable, and, if for beneficial membership, of sound bodily health, and between eighteen and sixty-five years of age. 2d. To give all moral and material aid in its power to its members and those dependent upon them. 3d. To educate its members socially, morally and intellectually. 4th. To establish a fund for the relief of sick and distressed beneficial members. 5th. To establish a Benefit Fund from which, on the satisfactory evidence of the death of a beneficial member of the Order, who has complied with all its lawful requirements, a sum not exceeding $5,000 shall be paid to the family, orphans, or dependents as the member may direct. A Grand Council was instituted August 9, 1881, with the following officers: G.W. Alberti, Grand Commander ,Yuba City ; Aaron Bell, Grand Vice-Commander, Shasta; Manuel Eyre, Grand Orator, San Francisco ; Mrs. Abbie E. Wood, Grand Secretary, San Francisco ; John N. Besse, Grand Treasurer, Watsonville; J, E. Cohenour, Grand Chap- lain, Woodland ; J. M. Lenhart, Grand Guide, Bakers- field ; Louis Ehrlich, Grand Warden, San Francisco ; Dora B. Rogers, Grand Sentry, San Francisco. There are eighty-seven subordinate Councils imder the jurisdiction if the Grand Council, seventeen of which are located in San Francisco, as follows: Golden Council No. 118.— Meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far- rell street. Alta Council No. 147.— Meets every Friday evening at 32 O'Farrell street. Mtktle Council No. 187.— Meets every Wednesday evening in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. California Council No. 250.— Meets every first and third Monday evenings in the month at 32 O'Farrell streets. Bohemian Council No. 261.— Meets every Wednes- day evening at 32 O'Farrell street. San Francisco Council No. 442. — Meets every Tues- day evening at 417 Kearny street. Coleman Council No. 451.— Meets every Wednesday evening in King's Hall. Washington Council No. 480.— Meets every second PFILINrS DECORATED "^""^°°^P'^''^'^''''*''®cf'W. clark&co. most Artistic manner. 645 Market St. H INCKI.KY, NPIERM tV If AYESi, FVI?r IR4»X TVORKN. 213 Fremont Street, Kanai'Mvturera or HOIKTINU WOBK.S, VAUKS, BVCHKTS ana CABS. s 82 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. O o eg © to «;> ^«8 i c3 O 0 «^ •H 9 PQ c X and fourth Friday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far- rell street. Occident Council No. 502. — Meets every first and third Wednesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far- rell street. Golden West CJouncil No. 547.— Meets every second and fourth Friday evenings in the month In Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steiner streets. Golden Stab Council No. 548. — Meets every Thurs- day evening in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street. Pbotection Council No. 596. — Meets second and fourth Friday evening in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy ' street. 1 Metro POLis CotrNOH. No. 640. — Meets every Satur- ! day evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Mystic Council No. 674. — Meets every first and third Wednesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far- i rell street. j Golden Shore Council No. 695. — Meets every Sat- j urday evening at 32 O'Farrell street. AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.— Ob- ject: Mutual benefit to members of the order. Organized 1867. Number of members in San Fran- cisco, about thirty-five hundred. Worthy Grand Lodge.— Meets annually in San Francisco, first Monday in December. District Deputy Grand Master, John D. Coulie. OflBce, 213 Fremont street. Four Subordinate Lodges have been organized in this city, viz : California Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Thursday ' evening at l«>i Eddy street. I Yeeba Buena Lodge, No. 2. — Meets every Friday , evenmg at 18 J^ Eddy street. I Pacific Lodge, No. 5. — Meets every Friday evening at Champion Hall, Potrero. ! Harmony Lodge, No. 6. — Meets every Tuesday eve- ning at 18 >^ Eddy street. ANCIENT ORDER OF FORRESTERS.— The objects of this order are to aid the sick members, give relief to their widows and orphans, to find employment for the unemployed, and all other benevolent purposes. This order has been in existence from time immemo- rial, and its Courts are to be found in almost every civilized country. California District, organized December, 1879. John B. Tungate, D. C. R.; Hy Bea- ver, S. D. C. R. ; Enoch Hughes, D. Treasurer; Fred. C. Hensley, D. Secretary. Fourteen Courts compose the District, viz: Court Robin Hood, No. 5931. — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in Druid's HaU, 413 Sutter street. Court Eureka, No. 6146. — Meets first and third Thursdays of each month in Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush street. Court Aurora, No. 6450. — Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post Court America, No. 6454. — Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month in Champion Hall.Potraro. Court California, No. 6671. — Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street. Court Invincible, No. 6672.— Meets first and third Fridays of each month in Odd Fellows' Hall, corner Eighth and Franklin. Oakland. Court Occidental, No. 6676.— Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month in Shields' Building, 32 O'Farrell street. Court Golden Gate, No. 6681.— Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in Shield's Building, 32 O'Farrell street. Court San Francisco, No. 6744. — Meets first and third Fridays of each month in Bed Men's Hall, 510 Bush street. Court Bay Crrr, No. 6857.— Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month, at B'nai B'rith Ball, 121 Eddy Street. Court Eucliean, No. 6932. — Meets every first and third Tuesday of each mouth at 32 O'Farrell street. Court Pride of California, No. 1 (Juvenllq Branch) . — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays each month in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street. Court Young America, No. 2 (Juvenile Branch).^ Meets first and third Saturdays of each month In Champion Hall, Potrero. ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.— Organized March 29, 1869. Headquarters, Iri8h-.\merican Hall, Board of Directors, composed of all the Division Officers in the county, meets on the 20th of each month. State Officers. — John Fitzsimmons, Oakland, State Delegate; J. C. O'Conmr. State Secretary; P. S. Harney, Sacramento, State 'Treasurer. J. W. Sheehy, County Delegate; Patrick Harrington, County Secretary; J. J. McCallion, County Treasurer. Eight Divisions have been organized in this city, viz: Division No. 1. — Meets second Friday of each month in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street. Division No. 2. — Meets first Thursday of each month in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street. Division No. 3. — Meets third Tuesday of each montn in Huddy's Hall, 909 M Market street. Division No. 4. — Meets first Friday of each month in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street. Division No. 5. — Meets first Wednesday of each month in Mayberry Hall, 2417 Mission street. Division No. 6. — Meets second Wednesday of each month in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street. Division No. 7. — Meets second Tuesday of each month in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street. ■ Division No. 8. — Meets first Tuesday of each month in St. Joseph's Hall, west side of Tenth street, be- tween Howard and Folsom. ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.— This Order, which was first organized in the State by the institution of California Lodge No. 1 at West Oakland, August 21, lt?75, has grown rapidly, until now it has assumed proportions, in respect to num- bers and organization, which places it in the front rank among our many secret benevolent orders. Over two hundred and twenty Lodges have been formed in the State, with an aggregate membership of over fifteen thousand. The Grand Lodge of California. — Organized 1877. Meets in San Francisco. Officers.— C. W. Taylor, P. Q. M. W. ; W. H. Barnes, G. M. W. ; J. T. Rogers, G. F. ; D. McClure, G. O. ; H. G. Pratt. Grand Recorder; C. H. Haile, Grand Re- ceiver; Harry J. Lask, G. G. ; Seneca Davis, G. W. Twenty-three Lodges have been instituted in this city, viz: San Francisco Lodge No. 4. — Meets every Wednes- day at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Golden Gate Lodge No. 8. — Meets every Thurs- day at 32 O'Farrell street. Harmony Lodge No. 9. — Meets every Saturday at 913 Market street. -Meets every Friday at 36. — Meets every Friday at 32 42. —Meets every Saturday at Thurs- Tehba Buena Lodge No. 14.- at 32 O'Farrell street. Bernal XiOdge No. 19.— Meets every Monday corner of Sixteenth and Valencia streets. Unity Lodge No. 27.— Meets every Tuesday at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Valley Lodge No. 30. — Meets every Wednesday at 32 O'Farrell street. Spartan Lodge No. O'Farrell street. Myrtle Lodge No. 913 Market street. Washington Lodge No. 60. — Meets every day at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Burns' Lodge No. 68. — Meets every Thursday at 913 Market street. St. Johns Lodge No. 73. — Meets every Thursday at 32 O'Farrell street. Magnolia Lodge No. 41.— Meets every Monday at 32 O'Farrell street. Franklin Lodge No. 44. — Meets every Friday at 32 O'Farrell street. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST.. West of Fillmore Street OFFICE. 33 CJEABY MT. J. MACOONOUGH & CO. IiuporU^rw of and DenlerM in <'OAI< nnd I*IO IROIV, 41 jnarUet street, corner Npear. SOCIETIES. 83 HER01TLE8 Lodge No. 53. — Meets every Frl day at Hamilton Hall, southwest corner Oeary and bteiuer streets. Excelsior Lodge No. 126.— Meets every Thursday at Mayberry Hall, 2417 MlsBion street. Olympic Lodge No. 127. — Meets every Tuesday at 32 O'Farrell street. Fidelity Lodge No. 136.— Meets every Wednesday at 320 Post street. Bat View Lodge No. 159. — Meets every Friday at corner Ruilroad and Seventeenth avenues, South San Francisco. Triumph Lodge No. 180. — Meets every Tuesday at 320 Post street. NoE Valley Lodge No. 185. — Meets every Tuesday in Edwards' Hall, southeast comer Jersey and San- chez street. WORKMEN GUARANTEE FUND ASSOCIATION. — Iu(!orporated January 2'i, 1880. Objects: To provide for the payment to the widow of a deceased member thereof a stipulated sum of money by contributions from its surviving members. Officers — William H. Jordan, President; P. Veasey, Vice-President; E. M. Reading, Secretary; 0. H. Haille, Treasurer. Office 38 St. Ann's Building. AUSTRIAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Organ- ized April 12, 1879. Number of members, two hun- dred <»nd twenty. Meets at 80H Montgomery street, on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Object — To assist needy members in case of sickness or distress. Officers.— M. P. Milloglav, President; K. T. Mich- aelsen, Vice-President ; G. S. Olsen, Recording Sec- retary; M. P. Milloglav, Treasurer; T, Gurmendez, Financial Secretary. AUSTRIAN MILITARY AND BENEVOLENT AS- SOCIATION—Incorporated March 27, 1879. Number of members, 85. Meets every Friday evening at 310 O'Farrell street. Object : To assist its members in "sickness or distress. Officers — V. Persich, President ; G. Dabelich, Vice- President ; R. Spiro, Recording Secretary ; J. M. Rus- sell, Financial Secretary ; Wm. Green, Treasurer; M. Begovich, Sergeant-at-Arms ; A. Russell, Conductor; R. Spiro, Captain; G. Dabelich, First Lieutenant; N. Sturiza, Second Lieutenant. BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS. — Organized April 11, 1876. John Harnev, Dis- trict Deputy and Grand E. R. San Francisco Lodge, No 3. — Meets every Sunday afternoon at Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush street. Num- ber of members one hundred. Officers.— George Bell, E. R. ; Fred. J. Mackley, E. L. K.; Matthew Trayer, E. L. K.; Albert May, E. L. K; W. C. Dudley, Secretary; J. C. Combes, Treasurer, H. Lehman, Tyler. California Lodge, No. 12.— Organized March 9, 1879. Number of members, sixty-five. Meets every Sunday at 32 O'Farrell street. Officers.— L. Reynolds, E. B.; J. Whalen, E. L. K.; C. W, Nevin,E. L. K. ; A. M. Blade, E. L. K.; C.E.Ba- ker, Secretary; Alfred Perrier. Treasurer; H. Green- hood, I. G. ; T. E. Finley, Tyler; B. McNulty, Esq.; Frank Meyers, Chaplain. B'NAI B'RITH— District Grand Lodge, No. 4.— Meets every fourth Sunday in January, at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street. Officers. — F. Sperling, President; I. J. Aschhim. First Vice-President ; S. S. Hirschberg, Second Vice- President ; Louis Blank, Secretary; M. Kalmuck, Treasurer; L. Danhauser, Guard; J.Hyman, Messen- ger. Nine lodges have been organized in this city, all of which meet in the B'nai B'rith Building upon the foljlowing evenings, viz: Ophir Lodge, No. 21. — Meets every Wednesday. IJnity Lodge, No. 273.— Meets every Monday. TlODiN Lodge. No. 42. — Meets every Tuesday. IIacific Lodge, No. 48. — Meets every Thursday. liiloNTEFiORE LoDGE, No. 51. — Mcets evcry Monday. C Columbia Lodge, No. 127. — Meets every Monday. (Golden Gate Lodge, No. 129. — Meets every Wed- nesday. California Lodge, No. 163.— Meets every Tburs> day. Cremieu.\ Lodge, No. 325. — Meets every Monday. B'NAI B'RITH Hall Association. — Incorporated April 9, 1878, for the purpose of building and main- taining a suitable structure for the accommodation of the order. Under its auspices a magnificent new four story hall building has been erected upon Eddy street, between Mason and Taylor, at a cost of, including the lot, $75,000. Grand dancing hall with stage arrange- ment, with perfect dining-room accomodation. The furnishing involved an additional outlay of $15,000. Six capacious halls are contained within the building, besides a library and reading room. The library con- tains about three thousand volumes. Officers.- Emil Gunzberger, President ; Jacob Zo- bel, Vice-President; Louis Blank, Secretary; Jules Cerf , Treasurer ; Jacob Gans, Librarian. BOYS AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY.— Incorporated September 15, 1874. Objects: To improve the condi- tion and promote usefulness of neglected and friend- loss boys and girls of San Francisco, by furnishing them with free baths, lodgings, library, reading rooms, sewiug school, gymnasium, music, lectures, etc. ; by caring for them in sickness, and. in general, shielding them from temptation, deception, want and distress. This work is sustained wholly by private subsoriptioLs. Office and Rooms, No. 68 Clementina street. Officers.— George C; Perkins, President ; C. K. Bon- nestell. Secretary ; Dudley C. Bates, Treasurer ; E. T. Dooley, Superintendent. BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALIFOR- NIA.— Rooms, 531 California street. This society was organized in 1865, for the purpose of afl'ordiug relief to sick and destitute members and persons who were subjects of Great Britain at the time of their birth, and of promoting the social and intellectual improvement of its members. Between twelve and thirteen hundred members have been ad- mitted to membership, apd there are now some two hundred and fifty paying members, including thir- teen life members, on the rolls. In May, 1867, the association was completely reorganized and incorpo- rated, and a constitution adopted, containing several admirable features, and, among others, provisions for free lectures, debates, and social concerts. From the time of its formation the affairs of the socitty have been carefully and judiciously managed, and its char- ity dispensed with prudent liberality. It has uniform- ly co-operated with the San Francisco Benevolent As- sociation, St. Andrew's Society, and other societies, and through its agency their burden has been greatly lightened ; many hundreds of sick and destitute men, women, and children effectively relieved, and a large number provided with employment. The relief given is, for the most part, temporary. The Board of Re- lief is in attendance daily from ten o'clock A.M. to one o'clock P.M. The regular meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month, at seven and a half o'clock P.M. Officers.— William Lane Booker, H. B. M. Consul, President ; S. L. Jones, First Vice-President ; Henry Austin, M. D., Second Vice-President; H. A. Fox, Treasurer; J. P. McCurrie, Secretary; Gomer Evans, Wm. G. Harrison, George J. Theobald. George Naun- ton, Board of Directors ; D. B. Brown, Charles Hopps, W. A. Spence, W. C. Lyon, James Sennett, W. M. Hin- ton. Board of Relief ; R. L. Pinching, M. D., A. Rat- tray, M. D., G. B. McLay, M. D., Board of Physicians. CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.— Organized November 27, 1865. The objects of this association are the ameliora- tion of the condition ©f prisoners, the improve- ment of prisons and prison discipline, and the aid and encouragement of discharged prisoners in their efforts to regain their forfeited positions and secure for themselves an honest livelihood. Officers.— Ira P. Rankin, President ; Henry Gibbons, M. D., Vice-President; Rev. James Woodworth, Sec- retary and General Agent ; Nathaniel Gray, Treasurer. CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.— Incorporated Sep- tember 2, 1876. Number of members, two hundred and three. Objects : To provide ways and means to secure the enforcement of an Act for the prevention of cruelty o SpTEAM ENGINES ThresMng Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE &4 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY- to children, and to labor in the education of a public sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward chil- dren. Office, 614 Merchant street, room 23. Officers. — Josejih W. Winans, President ; R. H. Mc- Donald, Treasurer ; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary. CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.— Lo- cation Sacramento street, between Baker and Lyon. Inaugurated May, 1867. Organized May, 1868. In- corporated January, 1873. This hospital is specially devoted to the treatment of diseases peculiar to women, and only such cases are admitted. It is open to all irrespective of creed or nationality, and offers the comforts of a home in addition to surgical and medical treatment. The Wo- men's Hospital exists as a purely medical charity, and gives relief to two classes of patients: 1st. To those who are destitute' and unable to pay anything. 2d. Those whose means are too limited to enable them to pay for private medical attendance, by pay- ment of a moderate sum for board, receive medical attendance, medicine and nursing without charge. The svirgeon in chief receives no remuneration for his services. Out patients treated gratuitously by the House Physician. Application for admission must be made to the Lady Managers, the Matron at the Hospital, or to Dr. John Scott, 729 Sutter street. Officers. — E. P. Murphy, President ; J. R. Bolton, Vice-President ; Samuel O. Hunt, Secretary and Treas- urer ; John Scott, M.D.,F.R.C.S., Surgeon in Chief ; Chas. E. Blake, M. D., House Physician; Mrs. Helen J. Hollingsworth, Matron ; Mrs. B. B. Redding, Mrs. D. F. Neal, Mrs. W. M. Searby, Lady Managers. CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Incorporated Septembers, 1869. Num- ber of members, two hundred and ten. Meets second Monday of each month at Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis- sion street. Object: To assist its members in case of sickness or want. Officers.— Thomas Price, President ; H. A. Powell, First Vice-President ; W. A. Jones, Second Vice- President; S. L. Jones, Treasurer; John Edwards, Corresponding and Financial Secretary: H. J. Owen, Recording Secretary; Owen Jones, J. L. Daniels, B. T, Price, Evan Davis, John E. Raymond, Robert E. Williams, David H. Watkins, Board of Directors. CANADIAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized March 5, 1877. Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each month, at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Num- ber of members, two hundred and fifty. Objects: The promotion of more friendly intercourse among Canadians on this coast, for mutual assistance in se- curing employment for those in search of such, and for benevolent purposes. Officers.— Alfred Barker, President; W. J. McCor- mack. First Vice-President ; William Sansom, Second Vice-President; James M. Eamp, Treasurer; W. J. (iilli)and. Recording Secretary ; W. G. Buchanan, Fi- nancial Secretary ; D. Maclean, Physician ; A. H. Wal- ker, Marshal. CELTIC PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SO- CIETY.—OrganizedAugust 23, 1873. Number of mem- bers, one hundred and seventy-five. Meet« every third Wednesday evening of each month at Irish- American Hall, 818 Howard street. Objects : To extend aid and aesistance to members In case of sickness or accident, to bury the dead, to afford mutual protection in business, and to elevate the character of its members. Officers. — Patrick Furlong. President ; Patrick Kil- kenny, Vice-President ; Frank Donnelly, Recording Secretary ; Hugh McKivett, Financial Secretary ; D. Farrell, Treasurer. CHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.— Organized October 26, 1862. Meetings held the first Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of members, one hoindred and twenty- five. Their object is to relieve and care for the sick, in- firm, and disabled members of the society, etc. The funds and property of the society constitute a Charity Fund. Officers. — M. H. Llchtenstein, President ; Charles GrosBlicht, Secretary; J. L. Franklin, Treasurer. CHEBRA BENAX YISRAEL SOCIETY.— Organ- ized September, 1861. Incorporated May, 1868. Meet- ings held the third Sunday of each month at B'nal B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of members, one hundred and forty. Object : To afford relief to its members in case of sickness or distress. Officers. — Joseph Henry, President ; A. Bernstein, Recording Secretary ; M. Livingston, Treas»irer. CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY— Organized February, 1857. Meetings held the second Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street. The object of this society is to aid its members in case of sickness or distress. Officers.— S. Henry, President ; W. Myer, Secretary ,- W. Geist, Treasurer. CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized July 8, 1860. Meetings held the first Sunday of each month at 32 O'Farrell street. Number of members, one hundred and thirty-five. Object: To aid its mem- bers in case of sickness or distress. Officers. — S. Patek, President; L. Licht, Secre- tary; A. P. Craner, Treasurer. CHEBRA OHAVAI SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized July 26, 1874. Meetings held the second Sunday of each month, at B'nai Brith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of members, seventy-five. Officers.— Julius Stamper, President; J. Israelsky, Secretary; W. Davis, Treasurer. CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY- Incorporated October 7, 1870. Meetings held the third Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Ob- ject: Mutual relief of its members. Officers. — A. Zimmerman, President ; Charles Roth- olz, Vice-President; Jacob Oans, Secretary; D.Davis, Treasurer. EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized October, IS.'JO, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in want or sickness. Number of members, five hundred and forty-three, who pay one dollar each per month, besides an additional sum of twenty-five cents, for the support of widows and orphans. The society has a fund on Interest. Office, 414 Clay street. Officers.— Henry Epstein, President ; Leo Eloesser, Secretary ; Aaron Cahn, Treasurer. EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY. — Organized Decem- ber 8, 1862, in pursuance of an Act of the Leg- islature, approved March 26, 1857, which pro- vides that Exempt Members of the Department may organize themselves to be known and des- ignated as the "Exempt Fire Company," and for the purpose of associating themselves together for mutual benefit and assistance, and for the more especial object of receiving and administering the "Fire Department Charitable Fund," from which they are entitled by law to relief. Reorganized April 15, 1872, under a supplementary Act of the Legislature, approved March 14, 1872. Meetings of the company are held on the third Monday of each month, at their hall on Brenham Place. Officers.— John W. Cherry, President ; Edward T. Anthony, and Paulin Huant. Vice-Presidents; George W. Corbell, Secretary ; George T. Bohen, Treasurer. FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA- TION.— Organized 1868. Reorganized May 7. 1874. It includes all the officers and members of the Paid Fire Department, and has for its object the creation and maintenance of a fund for benev- olent purposes in their behalf. An assess- ment of one dollar per month is made on all mem- bers, and benefits to the amount of ten dollars per week are paid members during sickness. Special as- sessments of one dollar on all members is also made upon the death of a member, the amount realized be- ing applied first to funeral expenses, the residue go- ing to the heirs of deceased. Officers— Frank G. Edwards, President; A. C. Im- brle. Secretary ; Frank G. Edwards,Treasurer; Ed\rard Flaherty, John Mason, Fred. C. Siebe and Dvvid Scannell, Trustees. FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT S0CIETY.-40r- ganized in 1849, to assist needy Hebrews in sickness and in want. Reorganized 1853. Incorporated lii62. Number of members, three hundred. Office of Sef a:e- tary, cor Post and Taylor streets. Officers— C. Meyer, President; L. Bramer, Vice-Pres- ident; B. J. Sideman, Treasurer; Isaiah Cohn, Mec- retary; E. Goslinski, Wm. Saalburg, M.Wurkheimu, A. P. Craner, Israel Solomon, Trustees. j LOUIS BRftVERNiflN & co."'""'"':rrr!.x-";'sir':r"°*''^ LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDER!>« FOR WASIIINM I>ROm*TI.Y ATTF.NMEO TO OFFK'i:. a-iii 9IARKKT KTKKKT. SOCIETIES. 85 FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.— Organized January 10, 1864. Meet- ings hAd se«alera In »II klndit of FOREIUN nnd nOMKSTIC; COAl., 41 aiKrket Street, corner Mpesr. SOCIETIES. 87 Fbdbkdship Lodoe No. 1731.— Meets every Tuesday evening at 32 O'Fairell street. Chabteb Oak Lodge No. 1755. — Meets e7ery Thurs- day evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. EuBEKA Lodge No. 1756.— Meets every Wednesday evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Yerba Bdena Lodge No. 1788. — Meets every Mon- day at 32 O'Farrell street. Norman Lodge No. 1841. — Meets every Tuesday evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Saxon Lodge No. 1848. — Meets every Tuesday even- ing at 32 O'Farrell street. Union Lodge No. 1895. — Meets every Tuesday even- ing at 32 O'Farrell street. San Francisco Lodge No. 1922. — Meets every Mon- day evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Tancred Lodge No. 1927. — Meets every Monday evening at 32 O'Farrell street. YosEMiTE Lodge No. 1930. — Meets every Wednesday evening at 32 O'Farrell street. OcciDENTAi, Lodge No. 1990. — Meets every Wednes- day evening at B'nai Brith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Mission Lodge No. 2106. — Meets every Friday even- ing at the corner of Sixteenth and Mission streets. Keystone Lodge No. 2107. — Meets every Thursday evening at 32 O'Farrell street. Fidelity Lodge No. 2108. — Meets every Friday evening in Bed Men's Hall, 3'20 Post street. Eagle Lodge No. 2204.— Meets every Wednesday evening at 32 O'Farrell street. America Lodge No. 2229. — Meets every Wednesday evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Confidence Lodge No. 2282.— Meets every Satur- day evening at 32 O'Farrell street. Fab West Lodge No. 2324.— Meets every Thursday evening at 1901 Geary street. Anchor Lodge No. 2366. — M^ets every Friday even- ing in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR. Aurora Lodge. — Meets every Monday evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Martha Lodge. — Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. KNIGHTS OF LABOR.— United States General As- sembly organized 1879. Objects: Benevolent and Protective. There have been nine Local Assemblies instituted in this city as follows: Bay City L. A. 1390. — Meets every Thursday even- ing in Huddy's Hall, 909 J^ Market street. HjiYEs Valley L. A. 1573. — Meets every Monday evening in Huddy's Hall, 909 H Market street. Pacific L. A. 1580.— Meets every Tuesday evening in hall corner Leavenworth and Pacific streets. Euraka L. a. 1760.— Meets every Friday evening in Mayberry,s Hall, '2714 Mission. Painters' L. A. 1903.— Meets every Tuesday in Huddy's Hall, 909 H Market. Unity L. A. 2130. — Meets in Concordia Hall every Tuesday evening. Pattern Makers' L. A. 2188.— Meets every Tuesday Evening in Huddy's Hall, 909 J4 Market street. White Shoemaker's L. A. 2216.— Meets every Friday evening in K. R. B. Hall. Harness, Collar and Whipmakers' L. A. 2383. — Meets first and third Wednesday of each month in Huddy's Hall. 909)^ Market street. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of this Order in California was organized March 25, 1869. Since then other Lodges have been organized in the State, eighteen of which are in San Francisco. The Grand Lodge of CALiFORNLi.— Organized Sep- tember 28, 1869. Oflftcers.- S. L. Terry, Stockton, P. G. C. ; John H. Harney, G. C. ; F. W. Bell, V. G. C; Frank Fish, G. P.; A. G. Booth, G. K. of R. and S.; George Cantus, G. M. of E. : P. G. C. Eli T. Blackmer and P. G. C. Frederick P. Dann. Supreme Representatives. The following Subordinate Lodges of the City of San Francisco meet at Pythian Castle, 913 Market street, on the following evenings: California Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Thursday. Damon Lodge, No. 2.— Meets every Tuesday. Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Friday. Laurel Lodge, No. 4. — Meets every Monday. Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 5. — Meets every Wednesday. Alemania Lodge, No. 8.— Meets every Wednesday. Eureka Lodge, No. 9.— Meets every Friday. Excelsior Lodge, No. 12. — Meets every Tuesday. Harmony Lodge, No. 15. — Meets every Thursday. Myrtle Lodge, No. 16 — Meets every Tuesday. Metropolitan Lodge, No. 24. — Meets every Mon- day. South San Francisco Lodge, No. 45. — Meets every Tuesday at Myrtle Hall, Railroad avenue. South S. F. Bayard Lodge No. 53. — Meets every Thursday ev- ening. Syracuse Lodge, No. 58. — Meets every Wednesday. Ctity Lodge, No. 61.— Meets every Thursday at 2933 Sixteenth street. Golden City Lodge, No. 63.— Meets every Friday. Ivy Lodge No. 65. — Meets every Tuesday at Ham- ilton Hall, southwest corner Geary and Steiner streets. Garfield Lodge No. 72. — Meets every Tuesday evening at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. Section No. 70 of the Endowment Rank. — Meets the second Saturday of each month at 913 Market street. Bureau of Relief. — Meets at 913 Market street first Monday of each month. Uniformed Division No. 2. — Organized, 1881. Meets on the last Saturday of each month in Pythian Castle, 913 Market street. Officers. — Frank B. May, Sir Knight Commander ; W. J. Rogers, Sir Knight Lieutenant Commander; W. C. Lyons, Sir Knight Herald; J. W. Pool, Sir Knight Recorder ; Geo. W. Peckham, Sir Knight Treasurer ; N. L. Chase, Sir Knight Inner Guard. Knights of Pythias Library Association. — Rooms 913 Market street. KNIGHTS OP ST. PATRICK.— Organized January. 1875. Number of members two hundred and fifty. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at 861 Market street. Objects: The elevation of Ireland to her place among the nations; the formation of a fund for sick members, and to provide them with Christian burial; the education and advancement of the friends of the society. Officers.- T. J. Welsh, President; C. Gildea, First Vice-President ; P. Curry, Second Vice-President ; D. C. Nealon, Recording Secretary; John Mulhern, Financial Secretary ; John McDermott, Treasurer ; P. J. Thomas, Corresponding Secretary ; Hugh Flynn, Sergeant-at-Arms. KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret Irish organization, the object of which is known only to the members of the association. Meets every Wed- nesday, at 861 Market street. KONG CHOW BENEFICIAL SOCIETY (Chinese).— Incorporated September 24, 1867. Location of asy- lum, north side of Pine street, between Kearny and Dupont. Object : To dispense charity to poor and worthy Chinese. LADIES' FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So- ciete de Bienfaisance des Dames Fran^aise) . — Incor- porated June 5, 1867. Meetings held last Monday of each month, at irench Library, 120 Sutter street. Number of members, about two hundred. Object : The relief of French families that may be in want and distress. Officers.- Mrs. C. Mayer, President ; Mrs. E. Raas, Vice-President; Miss M. Fleury, Secretary; Mrs. H. Kahn, Treasurer. LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY.— Established August 4, 1853. Incorporated August 9, 1854. This society has under its supervision a Home where friendless or destitute girls under the age of EDfVABDS' PATENT c .w u- . TRUMAN, ISHAWI & CO., '"«'"* ^r^fno**^' Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. Agents, wholesale and Retail. ban Francisco. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN IVICinOKE, 133 Spear Mtreet. 88 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. foiirteen and over two years, and boys under ten and over two years, may be received and provided for un- til permanent homes in Christian families can be secured for them. The building of this institution is located on Frank- lin street, between Post and Geary, and is a fine and commodious structure. It consists of a main build- ing and north wing, two stories high, with full base- ment and Mansard roof. The wing was commenced October 1, 1863, and completed April 20, 1864, and the main building was finished in the beginning of 1869. The cost of the edifice, including grading, fencing, etc., was ^t,000. Applications for admission should be made to Mrs. J. H. Flint, at the Home, between the hours of one and three o'clock P. M., on Mondays and Fridays of each week. Donations of money, etc., may be sent to Mrs. Jane Flint, at the Home, or at her residence, 1312 Powell street. Letters and communications should be addressed to Mrs. M. S. Jackson, 1006 Pine street. OflScers. — Mrs. Nathaniel Gray, President; Mrs. George Baretow, Vice-President; Miss E. Hutchin- son, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. M. S. Jackson, Corres- ponding Secretary; Mrs. Jane Flint, Treasurer; Miss Mary McGladery, Matron. LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.— Organ- ized March 26, 1856. This society is the oflfspring of the great philanthropic movement on behalf of sea- men which has peculiarly distinguished the last half century. The "men of the sea," an invaluable class of all mercantile countries, are subjected, by the na- ture of their avocation, to hardship and deprivation, moral, social, and intellectual. To ameliorate their condition by supplying them with a home, when on shore, surrounded by remedial influences, and afford- ing them protection from imposition, are the objects of the society. Meetings of the Society are held the first Wednesday of each month, at the Sailor's Home, northeast corner of Harrison and Main streets. Officers.— Mrs. H. S. Tucker, President; Mrs. R. S. Barclay, Vice-President; Mrs. O. J. McKinnon, Secre- tary; Mrs. R. H. Lambert, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. 0. E. Cogswell, Treasurer. LADIES" SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES (Israelitische Frauen Verein).— Established August 12, 1855, for the purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all cir- cumstances of want. Meets Mondays and Thursdays of each week, at 414 Clay street. Officers. — Mrs. S. Foorman, President; Mrs. Jacob Blum. Vice-President ; Leo Eloesser, Secretary ; Mrs. M. Heller. Treasurer. LADIES' UNION BENEFICIAL SOCIETY (Colored) . —Incorporated April 8, 1861. Number of members, twenty-five. Meets in thevestryA. M. E. Church, Pow- ell street, second Monday evening in each month. The objects of the society are to aid its sick and bury its deceased members. Officers.— Mrs. C. D. Pee, President; Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Vice-President; Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher, Chaplain ; Barney Fletcher, Secretary ; Mrs. Annie Jackson, Treasurer. LADIES' UNITED HtBREW BENEVOLENT SOCI- ETY.— Established 1855. Meets Tuesdays and Fridays of each week, at two o'clock P.M., at B'nai B'rith Build- ing, 121 Eddy street. The objects of the society are to assist the poor and needy, to attend the dying, and bury the dead females of the Jewish faith. The affairs of the society are managed by a board of officers and an adjunct* of three Councilmen. Officers. — Mrs. E. Goslinsky, President ; Mrs. G. Brownstein, Treasurer ; Isaiah Cohn, Secretary. LITTLE SI8TEE8' INFANT SHELTER.— Incor- porated March 10, 1874. This society was organized for the purpose of taking care of the young children of working women during the day, thus allowing the mother to perform a day's work. The Infant Shelter is located at 512 Minna street. The rooms are pleas- ant and spacious, and fitted up with all the articles necessary for a nursery. Officers.— Mrs. J. S. Spear, President; Mrs. John G. Harding, Vice-President; Mrs. George W. Tyler, Sec- retary; Mrs. Samuel P. Hall, Treasurer; Mrs. J. B. Stetson, Mrs. J. S. Spear, Mrs. John G.Harding, Mrs. George W. Tyler, Mrs. 8. P. Hall, Miss Maggie Neeb, Mrs. J. B. Wattles, Miss Emma Margo and Miss Fannie C. Sampson , Trustees ; Mrs. Jane Temple, Matron. LONGSHOREMEN'S BENEVOLENT A8S0C1A- TION.— Organized August 6, 1872. Number of mem- bers, sixty. Meets first and third Wednesdays of every month in Ixora Hall, 737 Mission street. Officers. — P. A. Grady, President; Bernard McCann, Vice-President; M. McGivney, Sergeant-at-Arms. LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.— Organized in San Francisco April 17, 1875, ; and acts directly under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of the United States. I Two Lodges have been instituted in this city, viz : California Tbue Blues, No. 118. — Meets atSOSJii Market street every Sunday Habmony, No. 127.— Meets on the second and fourth I Saturdays of each month at the Potrero. MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the charge of the Sisters of Mercy. Location, Potrero avenue, near Twenty-first street. A large and commodious building, three stories in height, has been erected for the accommodation of the ; inmates of the asylum. Since the foundation of this institution, over six hundred females have been re- ' ceived, most of whom have been reformed by the in- fluence and attention of those in charge. Only about six per cent have proved refractory. At the present time there are over two hundred penitents, attended by nine Sisters of Mercy. Rev. Father Messea and Rev. Father Tadini have spiritual charge of the institution. A society called the Magdalen Society of San Francisco has lately been organized with a view to provide funds for the better support of this- institution. MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA- TION.—Organized April, 1867. Incorporated April 28, 1869. Meets every Monday evening, at Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter street. Number of members three hundred and twenty-five. Officers.- Chas. Mathews, President ; James Eivell, Vice-President ; Louis Traung, Recording Secretary ; T. A. Thompson, Financial Secretary; C. Decker, Treasurer. MATER MISERICORDI^ (House of Mercy).— Un- der the charge of the Sisters of Mercy. Location, 23 Ji Rlncon Place, adjoining St. Mary's Hospital. This is for the protection of young women of un- blemished character — none others admitted. Some remain waiting for a situation, and others are em- ployed in the sewing school, where dressmaking and 'all kinds of machine sewing is neatly done at short notice. At present there are about forty inmates. The institution is supported by the inmates and donations. MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. 8.— Or- ganized May 3, 1871. Objects : To cherish the memories and associations of the war waged in defense of the unity and indivi- sibility of the Republic ; to strengthen the ties of fra- ternal fellowship and sympathy formed from com- panionship in arms ; to advance the best interests of I the soldiers and sailors of the United States, especially I those associated as members of this order, and to ex- tend all possible relief to their widows and children ; I to foster the cultivation of military and naval science; I to enforce unqualified allegiance to the General Gov- ; ernment ; to protect the rights and liberties of Amer- ican citizens, and to maintain the national honor, union, and independence. Meets first Wednesday of February, May, August, and November. Officers.— Bvt. Maj.-Gen. W. L. Elliott, U. S. A.. Commander; Lieut.-Col. Alexander G. Hawes, U.S. v.. Senior Vice-Commander; Pay Director Caspar Scbenck U. S. N., Junior Vice-Commander ; Bvt. Lt.- Col. W. R. Smedberg, U. 8. A., Recorder; Capt. 0. Mason Kinne, U. S. V., Treasurer ; Bvt. Brig-Gen. B. G. Barney, U. S. V., Chancellor; Capt. W. H. Holmes, U. 8. v.. Registrar; Rev. Daniel Kendig, U. 8. A., Chaplain. Address of Recorder, 316 California street. MUTUAL SECURITY FUND ASSOCIATION.— In- corporated October 28, 1879. Office, 331 Kearny street. Objects: To improve the social, moral and intellec- tual condition of Its members, and to provide fund& for the benefit of its aged and infirm members, and to secure to the families of its deceased members pro- tection against actual want when most needed. LOUIS BRftVERMAN & CO., Jewelers, ^s^^'' \r;.x::zTX. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY oouD WORK. i,ow pric;e». OFFIC£, 648 MARKET STREET. SOCIETIES. 89 Officers.— J. L. Wilbirt, President; J. P. Brennan, Secretary ; W. H. Wells, General Manager. NETHERLANDS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.— Organized 1873. Incorporated February 17, 1874. Number of members, twenty. Meets at hall junction Market and Sutter street, the first Wednesday of every month. Object: Relief of its members in sick- ness, want, and distress. Officers.—H. G. Gerritzen, President; O. F. Hintz, Vice-President ; A. P. De Wit, Secretary; A. F. Sch- roeder, Corresponding Secretary ; J. De Fremery, Treasurer. NOED-DEUTSCHER VEBEIN— Organized November 5, 1874. Number of members, one hundred. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of every month at Sander's Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. Object: Mutual benevolence in case of sickness or death. Officers.— John Wolf, President ; Henry M. Hink, Vice-President; Charles Moeller, Secretary; M.Eden, Financial Secretary ; C. H. Eeiners. Treasurer. OLD PEOPLE'S HOME OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized March 19, 1874. Meets first Wednesday of each month, at the Home on Francisco street, be- tween Powell and Stockton. Number of members, one hundred and- fifty. Objects: The founding of a Home for the needy, sick and destitute of all nations. The Society have erected a handsome and commo- dious building on the above lot. Officers. — Mrs. C. Nelson, President ; Mrs. John Mason and Mrs. W. Lidstrom, Vice-President ; Mrs. S. B. Petersen, Treasurer; Miss Emma Dugand, Recora- ing Secretary; Mrs. Ehrhorne, Financial Secretary; Miss Amy Hammer, Corresponding Secretary. ORDER HERMANN'S SONS — Organized June 2, 1870. Meets at 510 Bush street. Object: To aid its members and their families in case of sickness, death, or distress. Number of members, two hundred and eighty-five. ' A Grand Lodge was organized June 12, 1878. Grand Officers. — Philip Rotherman, Grand Presi- dent ; Charles Bernard, Grand Vice-President ; Emil Grimm, Grand Secretary ; David Vogt, Grand Treas- urer. * San Fbancisoo Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Wednes- day evening. Ebnst Von Bandel Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Tuesday evening. ORDER KESHER SHEL BARZEL— Hak Hamobiah Lodge, No. 3. — Meets first Sunday of every month at 32 O'Farrell street. Officers. — A. Morris, President; L. Solomon, Vice- President ; Louis Licht, Secretary; Morris Pincus, Treasurer. ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.— Instituted June 20, 1880. A Grand Council was organized May 17, 1881. The Order of Chosen Friends is a secret benevolent society. Not secret for the protection of wrong doing, as is believed by many, but secret only in the sense of being private, having signs and passwords, that its membership may be better protected in their work of giving aid to the distressed and protection to the weak. To unite in bonds of fraternity, aid and pro- tection all acceptable white persons of good charac- ter, steady habits, sound bodily health and reputable calling. To improve the condition of its member- ship, morally, socially and materially, by establish- ing a fund from which a weekly benefit may be paid to sick and distressed members, and upon satisfactory evidence of the death of a member paying from an endowment death fund of from one to three thousand dollars. This society is not intended as a rival of, but a worker with, other benevolent orders in the great work of relieving and elevating the condition of man- kind. Officers Grand Council.— C. W. C. Rowell. Past Grand Councilor ; J.W. MeCormack, Grand Councilor ; Louis Levy, Grand Assistant Councilor ; David Sew- ell. Grand Vice-Councelor ; Mrs. E. A. BuUard, Grand Prelate; Chas. E. Swezy, Grand Marshal; F. M. Haines, Grand Warden ; W. F. Morrison, M. D., Grand Recorder; H. Fromberg, Grand Treisurer ; Fred. Kes- ser. Grand Guard; Philip A. Roach and C. W. C. Rowell, Representatives to Supreme Lodge. Office of Grand Recorder, 23 Kearny street. There are one hundred and forty subordinate Oouncils in the State, fourteen of which are in this city, viz ; Concord Council No. 2.— Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 71 New Montgomery street. Crystal Council No. 4.— Meets every Thursday evening in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. American Council No. 7.— Meets every Tuesday evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Pacific Council No. 8.— Meets every Friday even- ing in Washington Hall, 33 Eddy street. Columbia Council No. 11.— Meets every first and third Thursday evenings in Shiel's Building, 32 O'Farrell street. Samaritan Council No. 13. — Meets every Thursday evening at 1133 Mission street. Washington Council No. 16. — Meets every Wednes. day evening at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Social Council No. 46. — Meets every first and third Monday evenings in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Empire Council No. 47. — Meets every Monday even- ing at 520 Bush street. Cosmopolitan Council No. 52. — Meets every Thurs- day evening at 320 Post street. Valley Council No. 58. — Meets every Wednesday evening corner Ivy Av and Laguna street. Golden Gate Council No. 60.— Meets every Friday evening at hall northwest corner Leavenworth and Pacific streets. Mission Council No. 61.— Meets every Thursday evening in King's Hall, 2131 Mission street. Faibmount Council No. 103. — Meets every Thurs- day corner Thirtieth and Church streets. ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (Protestant) .—Or- ganized January 31, 1851, and incorporated February 10, 1851. Original Officers.— Mrs. Albert Williams, President; Mrs. S. H. Willey, Vice-President ; Mrs. A. E. War- ren, Secretary; Mrs. Boring, Treasurer ; Mrs. R. H. Waller, Mrs. C. V. Gillespie, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs Joice, Mrs. A. Dubbs, and Mrs. O. C. Wheeler, Managers ; Charles Gilmore, D. L. Ross, and S. Franklin, Trus- tees. It originally occupied the building on the corner of Second and Folsom streets, owned by Gen. H. W. Halleck, whence they removed the children in March, 1854, to the present building, corner of Laguna and Haight streets, just then completed, at a cost of $30,000. This house, built of stone and brick, ex- pressly for the purpose, is highly creditable to the institution, as one of the noblest monuments of San Francisco benevolence. During the years 1862-3, a large and convenient addition was made to the pres- ent building, at an expense of $30,000, which, to- gether with the main building, will accommodate two hundred and fifty children. As a complement to the Sansome Hook and Ladder Co., who, upon dis- banding, donated to the asylum the building and lot owned by them, the new addition is called the " San- some Wing." Daring the year 1879 the upper story of the build- ing was fitted up, and for the first time in its history the entire capacity of the asylum has been made available. The present number of children in the asylum is two hundred and five. Officers.— Mrs. Dr. Charles Keeney, President ; Mrs. H. B. Tichenor, Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry Haight, Treasurer ; Mrs. F. MacCrellish, Secretary ; Mrs. D. L. Waterman, Matron; Mrs. M. L. Batturs, Assistant Matron ; Miss Wells and Miss J. W. Corey, Teachers; John Nightingale, Physician. ORPHAN ASYLUM (Roman Catholic) .—Organized March 23, 1851. In July of the same year the erection of a wooden edifice was commenced, and completed the following September. It was occupied in part for a school, and a portion was temporarily used as a church, imder the pastoral charge of the Rev. John Maginnis. On August 18, 1852, the asylum was taken in charge by the Sisters of Charity. In 1854 a capacious brick building was erected on Market street, near Third, at W o o >r Q^ pi © QD O V © B GQ O • P 9 PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. Anieric»n and Kngrlish Paper Uangingrs. Private Residences Decorated in Artistic Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 646 Market st. HIIVCK1.KT. MPIRRN * HAYEN. FUI^TON IRON WORKN. 213 Fremonl attrcer, JMBnurttCturerN of KTAYIOMARV und NABINE £N«INEN and ttOII.KB». 90 8 AN FRANCISCO DIEECTOBY. O Q <^ d as S o a coBt of $45,000. In 1864 an additional brick edifice ■was erected for a school, which was attended by several hundred day scholars. In 1862 a farm of fifty-three acres, near Bay View, Bouth San Francisco, was purchased, where there has been established a branch institution for very young children, called the St. Joseph's Infant Asy- lum. On this same tract of land a large and com- modrouB wooden edifice, with all the modern con- veniences, was erected in 1872. The present building is beautifully located on a hill, commanding an ex- tensive view of the surrounding country. It covers an area of two hundred and four by two hundred and eighty-two feet, including an open centre court, measuring eighty by one hundred and forty-four feet. It will accommodate about eight hundred children. PACIFIC DISPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND CHIL- DREN.—Organized March 24, 1875. The objects of this Institution are to provide for women and chil- dren medical aid of competent physicians of their own sex, and the establishment of a hospital for women and children. They have also fully estab- lished a training school for nurses ; the education of nurses being one main object of the institution. Location, 221-223 Thirteenth street. The Resident Physician is in daily attendance until twelve o'clock m. Officers.— Mrs. H. M. Gray, President ; Mrs. Donald McLennan and Miss L. M. Fay, Vice-Presidents ; Mrs. E. Burke, Secretary; Mrs. F. A. Prentice, Correspond- ing Secretary ; Mrs. O.W. Easton, Treasurer ; Mrs. D. McLennan and Mrs. I. M. Keeler, Auditors ; Mrs. E. C. Gatt, Matron ; Mrs. Charlotte B. Brown, M. D., Mrs. S. M. F. Wanzer, M. D., Mrs. Kate Post- Van Norden, M. D., Attending Physician. PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME SOCIETY.— Incorporated July 26, 1871. Location, east side of Devisadero street, between Hayes and Grove. Formed for the care, relief, protection, and improvement of orphan children, and for the care of aged Israelites who are without adequate means of support. Officers. — S. W. Levy, President; Louis Sachs, Vice- President; Lewis Gerstle, Treasurer; Leo Eloesser, Secretary; David Michael, Collector. PACIFIC HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ASSO- CIATION.—Organized December 7, 1876. Incorpor- ated December 23, 1876. The membership now num- bers nine life members, fifty annual and thirty month- ly subscribers. The Dispensary, located at 843 How- ard street, was opened March 5, 1877. Regular monthly meetings of the Board of Directors are held at the Dispensary, the annual meeting being held in Janu- ary. The object of the Association is to provide for the indigent sick, medical aid of competent Homoeo- pathic Physicians. Several hundred patients are treated annually. The Dispensary is open daily, Sun- days excepted, from eleven to twelve o'clock A. M., and two to three o'clock P. M. Officers — Mrs. David Wilder, President ; Miss Jennie S. Klink. Secretary. POLISH SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA (Towarzystwo Polakow w Kalifornli) .—Organized January 23, 1873. Objects: Social, literary and benevolent. Meeta twice a month (first and third Sunday uf each month) at their rooms, 1235 Market street. Officers. — Dr. L. Pawlicki, President; Alex, Lessen, Vice-President ; Alex. Bednawski, Secretary and Li- brarian ; A. Ueilman, Treasurer. PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Incorporated August, 1868. Meets the second and last Thursdays of each month, at eight o'clock P. M., at 510 Bush street. Objects: To aid its members in sickness and dis- tress. Officers.— Antonio C. Cordon, President ; Antonio Martino.Vice-President; Charles H.Warren, Secretary; Josd Baptiste, Treasurer. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL OLD LADIES' HOME. . — Organized January, 1869. Incorporated January 25, 1870. Objects: To establish and sustain a charit- able institution for the permanent care and main- tenance of poor, aged, or infirm women, members of the Episcopal Church, who are from any cause inca- pacitated from taking care of themselves, and such others as the Board of Managers may think entitled to its benefits. Also, for the temporary residence of Christian women seeking employment. The association is supported by monthly contribu- tions from the various Protestant churches of San Francisco. Location of Home, San Jose avenue, be- tween Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets. Officers.- Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D. D., President j A. N. Drown, Vice-President; C. W. Whitney, Secre- tary ; H. T. Graves, Treasurer ; Rev. E.J. Lion. Chap- lain ; Right Rev.Wm. J. ELip, Rev. E. J. Lion, Joseph G. Eastland, A. N. Drown, E. H. Rixford, C. W. Whit- ney. Trustees. Ladies' Board of Managers: Mrs. 0. W. Whitney, President; Mrs. E- H. Maynard, Vice- President; Mrs. J. G. Clark, Secretary; Mrs. Mary 8. Jackson, "Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO BAECKER VEREIN.— Organized August 5, 1877. Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Meets each alternate Wednesday afternoon in Druid's Hall, 41 3 Sutter street. Obiects, benevolent and protective. Officers. — M.Weber, President ; Adolph Miiller.Vice- President ; Herman Openheim, Recording Secretary; Frank Clauder, Financial Secretary; Gustav Gunther, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. —Organized 1865. Office, 20 Webb street. The de- sign of this Association is to improve the condition of the deserving indigent, and, so far as practicable, to relieve their necessities. Officers. — N. Gray, President ; , Vice- President; J. C. Patrick, Treasurer; Robert Beech- ing, General Agent and Secretary. SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL. — Loca- tion, 806 Stockton street. This hospital was opened for the reception of patients on the first day of April, 1868. The object of the institution is the care of poor, sick women. There is no rule as to the nativity, reli- gion, or social condition. It is a charity in the broad- est sense of the term. Any woman who is poor and sick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general hospital for all diseases, and for lying-in. During the twelve years it has been open there have been near- ly one thousand births. Of the whole number of births over fifty per cent, have been illegitimate, showing conclusively the need of such an institution, as, if it were not for this hospital, the probabilities are that the greater number would have shared the fate of so many thousands of innocents murdered in their moth- ers' womb. There have been besides a large number of patients admitted for general disease. "There have also been a very large number of outside patients treated, the physician and surgeon being in attend- ance every morning from ten to eleven o'clock to treat any poor persons who may come. It was sup- ported by voluntary contributions imtil 1870, when the State appropriated $6,000 a year for its support. In 1879 the appropriation was reduced to $3,000. Dur- ing the past year this appropriation has been with- drawn entirely, consequently fewer patients will be admitted free. The Hospital is under the care of Dr. C. B. Hutchins. Officers. — Mrs. Conkling, President ; Mrs. Morris Greenbauni, Vice-President ; Mrs. C. B. Hutchins, Secrttary ; Mrs. J. H. Booth, Treasurer; Mrs. M. E. Dayton, Matron. SAN FRANCISCO HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.— Location, corner of Valencia and Twenty-seventh streets. This is a well-situated sunny home for the sick, where excellent nursing is provided, and where the best Homoeopathic Physicians and Surgeons are in attendance. Applications for admission should be made to Dr. C. A. Goss, at the Hospital, or to any of the officers. Officers. — Mrs. George Hearst, President ; Mrs. John McKee and Mrs. A. E. Head, Vice-Presidents: Mrs. Ira G. Hoitt, Secretary; Mrs. C. E. Gibbs, Auditor; Mrs. Judge Edmonds, "Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND FOUNDLING ASYLUM.— Incorporated April, 1868, for the care, protection, and proper treatment of un- protected single women, with their oflfspring, together with all other children that may be abandoned in infancy by outside parties, said children being con- sidered foimdlin^s. The Trustees design to make this institution re- spectable in the highest degree. EfiBcient and avail- able to patients from every county in the State, regardless of religious belief sectarianism or national- ity. No one is required to pay more than her average SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importer* or and I>«alerit In COAl. and PIO IRON, . 41 ^Vlarket ftitreet, corner Spenr. SOCIETIES. 91 cost to the hoBpital. It is expected that the institution ■will be supported by receipts from patients, donations and contributions from diflferent sources, appropria- tions by the City and State Governments, and by bequests, legacies, etc. This is a special lying-in hospital, and for the specialties for which It was organized affords facilities not to be found elsewhere on this coast. No cases of disease are admitted for treatment. It is therefore expected to be kept free from erysipelas and other contagious diseases that are the bane of lying-in wards connected with gen- eral hospitals. Its locality, facing Jefferson Square, Is not surpassed for salubrity by any other in the city. The building is thoroughly ventilated, and affords all the comforts of a private home free from intrusion. Competent nurses are in attendance day and night. Applicants must furnish satisfactory proof of having heretofore sustained a good moral character. For consultation the attending physician will be found at the Hospital, 913 Golden Gate avenue, from twelve o'clock M. until one o'clock P. M., daily, or at his residence, 915 Golden Gate avenue, at nine o'clock A. M. and one and five o'clock P. M. Letters of in- quiry should be addressed to Benjamin F. Hardy, M. D., No. 915 Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco, in- closing an addressed and stamped envelope for a prompt reply. Officers. — Solomon Heydenfeldt, President ; Benja- min F. Hardy, Secretary ; Benjamin F. Hardy, M. D., Attending Physician and Surgeon. SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCI- ETY.—Organized December 21, 1870. Incorporated February 23, 1871. Number of members twenty-five. The objects of this society are for the protection and relief of deserving physicians and their families who may suffer from sickness or want, and to promote kindly professional and social intercourse among themselves and their professional brethren at large. A Literary Chapter was organized July 21. 1871, for the following objects: First— The collection of a library. Second — The establishment of a museum. Third— The publication of a medical journal, or mon- ographs on medical subjects, as the society may, from time to time, determine or order to be printed. Fourth— Reports of cases and the discussion of such medical subjects as shall be brought before the Chap- ter. Regular meetings of the society and the Lite- rary Chapter are held on the twenty-first day of each month. Officers.— Washington Ayer, M. D., President ; Lad- islaus Pawlicki, M. D., Treasurer ; A. M. Wilder, M. D., Secretary. LiTEKARY Chapter. — John Nightingale, M. D., Per- manent Secretary; F. B. Kane, M. D., Librarian and Curator. SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.— Incorporated January 20, 1864 ; reorganized December 17, 1875. Meets quarterly, second Tuesday in the month, at two o'clock P. M. in Arion Halle, northeast corner Kearny and Sutter streets, Number of mem- bers, seventy-seven. The object of this society is to assist sick and disabled members and their families, and the better protection of musical interests in San Francisco. Officers.- A. H. Beck, President; T. Eisfeldt and Charles Winkler, Vice-Presidents ; Albert A. Muller. Secretary ; John Baumann, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE MUTU- AL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. -Incorporated March, 1880. Number of members, eighty. Meets at such time and place as may be designated by the Board of Directors. The objects of this society are to secure to the families or dependents of its members such pecuniary benefits and aid in such sums and at such times as may be provided by its by-laws. Officers.— R. P. Tenney, President ; Charles Clay- ton, Vice-President ; W. A. Bray, Treasurer; W. H. Walker, Secretary. SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN- TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.— Incorporated April, 1868. Office, 614 Merchant street. Number of members one hundred and fifty. The objects of this society are to provide ways and means to secure the enforcement of " An Act for the more effectual Prevention of Cruelty to Animals," approved March 30, 1868, and to labor in the education of a public sen- timent of humanity and gentleness toward domestic and other animals. this society and to bury ; Giovanni TRUMAN, ISHAM& CO., 511 MarM St. Officers.— Joseph W. Wlnans, President ; Jacob Z. Davis, Vice-President; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary ; James S. Hutchinson, Treasurer. SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY.— Organ- ized January 8, 1873. Number of members two hun- dred. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of each month, at 71 New Montgomery street, and Norden Hall, 739 Howard street alternately. The object of this society is to assist sick and destitute Scandinavians, help new comers, and encourage a friendly feeling among them. Officers.— Mrs. P. Peterson, President; Mrs. Sophie Johnson, Vice-President ; Mrs. N. M. Lund, Treasu- rer; Miss Mary Anderson, Financial Secretary; Miss C. Murch, Rcording Secretary. SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.— Organized February 28, 1859. Number of members, three hundred and fifty. Meets first Tuesday of every month at Hall, 71 New Montgomery street; open every day and even- ing. The object of this society is to aid their sick and bury their dead, also to assist their country- men and others who may be deemed by the society worthy objects of its charities; also to have a hall for monthly meetings and a library. Officers.— A. C. Knudsen, President ; Axel Thorns- ward, Vice-President ; John Lundstrom and John B. Knudsen, Secretaries ; N. L. Sykes, Treasurer and Li- brarian. SERVIAN MONTENEGRIAN BENEVOLENT 30- CIETY.— Organized May 2, 1880. Number of members about seventy. Meets first and third Wednesday even- ings of each month at 10 California street. The objects of this society are mutual assistance in case of sickness and to bury its dead. Officers.- George Gojcovich, President; Steve Chiu- covich, Vice-President; Lazar Jovovich, Treasurer; Peter Spadier, Secretary. SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT A8- SOCIATION.— Organized November 17, 1857. Incor- porated April 1, 1873. Number of members, one hun- dred and sixty. Meets first Tuesday of each month at 10 California street. The objects of are mutual assistance in case of sickness its dead. Officers.— Peter Svetinich, President Carstulovich, Vice-President; D. Mengola, Treasurer ; Anton Barbich, Recording Secretary; Prospero Mari- sich, Financial Secretary. SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN WORK.— Organized Oc- tober, 1873. This society is connected with the First Unitarian Church ; and is under the auspices of the ladies of the congregation, every one of whom is ex- pected to aid in its support. The objects of the so- ciety are to relieve the sick and destitute, distribute clothing, seek employment for needy women, and assist the unfortunate in all practicable ways. Con- tributions of reading matter are distributed to the prisons, hospitals and asylums. The social interest of the congregation is the special care of the society, and is sought to be promoted by systematic visiting, extending a hospitable welcome to strangers and so- cial receptions. The money needed for the prose- cution of this work is obtained by the Sewing Society of the Congregation, which meets every alternate Monday at two o'clock P. M. in the ch,urch parlors, to which all are cordially invited. Officers.— Mrs. Wm. Hardy, President; Miss Edith Buckingham, Secretary ; Mrs. J. G. Jackson, Treas- urer. SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.— The ob- ject of this society is to relieve distress wherever found. Though a legitimate offspring of the Catholic Church, and principally supported by members of the same, yet its charities are extended to all worthy per- sons who are in distress. St. Patrick's Confebence.- Organized 1866. Meets every Wednesday evening in the basement of St. Pat- rick's Church. St. Peter's CONFEBENCE.—Organized 1870. Meets every Sunday alter last Mass, in library attached to church. SONS OF JACOB.— Organized January, 1878. Num- ber of members, ninety. Meets first Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street Ob- jects: benevolent. a M w o a I 9 SB s o 9 I-' ® © o I I 9 9 O m O B B 9 9 HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOHN wie.iiontK. 133 W|*ear Mtre«t. 92 SAN FRANCISCO » DIRECTORY. —L. Raphael, President; J. Adelson, Vlce- i Wm. Davis, Treasurer; H. Raymond, Sec- Officers. President retary. SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE.— Organized March 17, 1862 ; reorganized April 6, 1H5«. Number of mem- bers, two hundred and fifty. Meetings held first Wed- nesday of each month, at Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street. Officers. — Patrick Hare, President; David Barry, Vice-President; Thomas O'Brien, Treasurer; Luke Battles, Financial Secretary ; Stephen Taylor, Corres- ponding Secretary. SPANISH MDTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETr.— Organized 1877. Number of members about two hun- dred. Meets on the last Thursday of each month at 510 Bush street. Objects: Benevolence and mutual assistance. Office, southwest corner Sansome and Washington streets- Officers.— Modesto E. Garcia, President ; Jose F. Godoy, Vice-President ; Jose A. Garcia, Treasurer; Juan L. Noriega, Financial Secretary ; Tnomas M. Jewett, Recording Secretary ; Jose Alcayaga, Jose Costa. George O. Jewett, Juan V. Drolet, J. J. Fatjo and Jos6 Alonzo, Directors. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY (Scotch Benevolent So- ciety) .—Organized September 21, 1863. Incorporated August 4, 1865, for the purpose of aiding indigent Scotch people and their families; also, for finding employment for their unemiiloyed countrymen. Num- ber of members three hundred and fifty. Meets every Monday evening at eight o'clock, in the upper hall of the Young Men's Christian Association Build- ing, 232 Sutter street. Reading room is open every day and evening, Room 17. All Scotchmen and the sons of a Scotch parent are eligible as members by paying three dollars initiation fee, and fifty cents monthly. Officers. — R. S. Clyde, President; and Donald McLea, Vice-Presidents; H. Dun- can, Treasurer; George St. J. Bremner, Recording Secretary ; William Eaton, Assistant Recording Secre- tary ; Alexaader J. Campbell, Financial Secretary ; Vernon Campbell. Assistant Financial Secretary; Al- exander Murdock, Librarian; David Farquharson, John Bain and Angus McLeod, Trustees ; David Kerr and John Reid, Board of Relief; Rev. W. A. Scott, D. D., Chaplain; Wm. F. McNutt, Physician. ST. BONIFACE ORPHAN ASYLUM.— Location, north side of Grove street, between Polk street and Van Ness avenue. This institution was founded a few- years since by Miss Catherine Gross, for the recep- tion of those poor orjjhans of every nationality and religious denomination for whom no home could be found in the other asylums. Tiie whole institution is the private property of Miss Gross, yet, as a Roman Catholic, she considers herself subject to the jurisdiction of Archbishop Ale- many. The number of children in the institution is twenty-seven, being as many as the building will conveniently accommodate. ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. C) .— Established 18ti0. The objects of this society are to extend assistance to each other in time of sickness, by corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ; for provid- ing their deceased brethren with a decent and Chris- tian interment in accordance with their Holy Faith ; for the relief of the families they may leave after them; as also for stimulating each other to a more constant observance of the duties of religion, and the general promotion of moral and intellectual im- provement. Meetings held third Sunday of each month, in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral. Number of members, four hundred and fifty. Officers.— P. J. Dixon. President; Patrick Swift, Vice-President; Morris Shethan, Treasurer; Thomas Quinn, Secretary. ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. FRANCIS PARISH.— Organized March 3, 1872. Num. ber of members, three hundred. Objects, to visit the sick, bury the dead, and provide for families of deceased members. Meets the first Sunday of each month, at three o'clock P.M., in St. Francis' Church. Officers. — John Simpson. President; Timothy Mc- Ginley, Vice-President; John Mulhollnnd. Treasurer; James M. Reynolds, Recording Secretary ; J. J. Reich- enbach, Financial Secretary. ST. MARY'S LADIES' SOCIETY.- Meets adjoining St. Mary's Hospital, in St. Marj-'s Hall, a wooden building, sixty by thirty feet, erected by the Society for their meetings. St. Mary's Society, which was founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 185!>,for the purpose of promoting piety among the Catholic females, has recently been converted Into a Mutual Benevolent So- ciety. It numbers between eleven and twelve hun- dred members. The officers of the society are se- lected from the Sisters of Mercy. ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE OF CALI. FORNIA.— Headquarters, San Francisco. Objects: To unite in a mutual union. Irishmen and their descend- ants of all creeds and classes, to protect and extend charity to the widow and orphans, and to strengthen, foster, and promote fraternal feelings of friendship and charity among its members. Alliance, No. 1 .—Organized March 20, 1873. Num- ber of memberi' two hundred and thirty. Meets first and third Mondays of every month, at 861 Market street. Alliance, No 2.— Organized February 7, 1878. Num- ber of members eighty. Meets first and third Tues- days of every mouth, at 861 Market street, ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE- NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized July, 1870. Num. ber of members one hundred and twenty. Meets sec- ond Monday of each month In the basement of St. Boniface Church. The objects of this Society are to afford relief to distressed members, and the support of their widows and orphans. Officers.- P. H. Donks, President; F. C. Weber, Vice-President ; J. W. Becker, Recording Secretary; M. Miback, Financial Secretary; John Lehritter, 'I'reasurer. ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE- NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized March, 1865. In- corporated January 7, 1867. Meets first Monday of each month in the basement of St. Boniface Church. The objects of this Society are mutual benefits to its members. Officers.- JosephLessiuann, President ; F. F. Speck- man, Vice-President; Adolph Popper, Recording Secretary ; N. Fischbach, Financial Secretary ; P. Schenkel, Treasurer. SWEDISH SOCIETY— Organized September 20, 1875. Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Meets ' every Monday evening, at 71 New Montgomery street, i Objects : To ta'ie care of sick members, aid the desti- , tute, and bury the dead. | Officers.— H. L. Lidstrom, President; P. E. Erick- t son, Vice-President ; P. O. Peterson, Ilecording Sec- i retary; H. J. Norden, Corresponding Secretary; C. I Th. Lagercrantz, Treasurer. j SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or- ganized 1849. Reorganized 1874. Number of mem- bers, four hundred. A meeting of the society Is held in January and July, at Ihe Swiss Hotel, 627 Commercial street. Object: To afford its mem- bers mutual assistance in cases of sickness or dis- tress. Officers. — Antoine Borel, President ; Louis Jury, Vice-President ; Edward Galliard, Treasurer ; Calixte Denervaud, English Se. retary ; E. Martonoui. Italian Secretary ; .Antonio Rottanzi, M. D., and B. Hoffstet- ter, M. D., Physicians; R. Maestretti, Collector. SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY.- Organized 1874. Ob- jects: To support their sick or poor countrymen, and to procure employment for those who are in want of it. Office 5'27 Clay street. Officers. — F. Berton, President and Secretary ; A. Borel, Vice-President ;N.Giamboni, Edward Galliard, and C. Buxtorf, Committee ; F. Berton & Co., Treas- urer. TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OP SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized May, 1873. Meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at the rooms of the Board of Education. Objects : The mutual assistance of teachers of the San Francisco School Department, and more particularly to minister to the wants of the sick. Officers. — Mrs. L. K. Burke. President ; Miss R. C. Campbell, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. A. Griffith, Fi- nancial Secretary ; Miss N. Haswell, Treasurer. LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY VITAMIIINO CAl.L.E» FOK AND I>Kl,IVKREO. OFFICE, 648 BtARKET STBEET. SOCIETIES. 93 TIVOLI MUTUAL AID SOCIETY — Organized May 9, 1882. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Tivoli Gardens. Number of members, ninety. Object: Assistance in cases of sickness and death, and to defray the funeral expenses of pro- fessionals. Officers. — H. Niemsn, President ; A. Stockmeyer, Vice-President; A. Hofifman, Secretary ; William Krel- ing, Treasurer. UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.— Grand Geove of Califobnia.— Office Druids' Hall, 413 Sut- Grand Officers.— Phillip Rohrbacher, N. G. A. ; Geo. W. Peckham, R. W. D. G. A.; Henry Chase. R. W. G. Secretary ; John Hess, R. W. G. T.; Peter Eckert, W. G. M.; A. Bonetti, W. G. G. The following named chapters and groves meet at the hall, 413 Sutter street : Hartnagel Supreme Arch Chapter, No. 3 (Eng- lish) . — Meets first Wednesday of each month. San Francisco Grove, No. 3 (German) .—Meets every Thursday evening. Eureka Grove, No. 4 (German) . — Meets every Thursday evening. Norma Grove, No. 5 (English) . — Meets every other Tuesday evening. Sigel Grove, No. 7 (German) . — Meets every other Monday evening. Perseverance Grove, No. 10 (French) . — Meets every Tuesday evening. Schiller Grove, No. 11 (German) . — Meets every Wednesday evening. Hesperian Grove, No. 15 (English). — Meets every Tuesday evening. Elvin Grove, No. 16 (English). — Meets every other Monday evening. Laurel Grove, No. 17 (English). — Meets every Fri- day evening. Templar Grove, No. 19 (English) . — Meets every other Monday evening. Gallielo- Galilei Grove, No. 37 (Italian) .—Meets every Friday. BoADiciA Druidio Cikcle No. 3.— Meets every Sat- urday evening. General Relief Committee. — Meets third Sun- day of every month. ■ Druids' Hall Society.— Office Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street. F. Staud, President ; John Biter, Sec- retary. Annual meeting of shareholders, second Mon- day of February. The Board of Trustees meets on the third Wednesday of each month. Druids' Library.— Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street. UNITED CALIFORNIA FINN BROTHERHOOD.— Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month in Sanders* Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. Objects: Mutual benefit. Officers. — Frank Willson, President ; Charles Ahl- gren, Vice-President; Alexander E. Allen, Recording Secretary; Peter G. Sundberg, Corresponding Secre- tary ; Alexander Davis, Treasurer. UNITED CALIFORNIANS.— This order was incor- porated in June, 1876. Number of members, one hundred and thirty. Meets every Friday evening, in their hall, 417 Kearny street. Objects : Mutual benevolence and brotherly love. Officers.— J. D. Sullivan, President; E. W. Herrin, Vice-President; G. Pohlmann, Prelate; J. F. Lyons, Recording Secretary ; Andrew Gorman, Financial Sec- retary ; Geo. E. Luther, Treasurer ; Robert McPeake, Inner Guard ; Louis Robiuett, Outer Guard ; James Callaghan, Conductor. VETERANS' HOME.— Incorporated March 7, 1882. Office, 528 California street, room 2. Objects: The founding of a home for the relief and support of worthy officers, soldiers, marines and sail- ors who honorably served in the army and navy of the United states during the war with Mexico or of the Rebellion, or in any other war, and who. are in indigent circumstances, and by reason of age, -ftifir- mity or wounds receis'ed in service, or incapable of self-support, and for that purpose to receive contri- butions and to take and hold real and personal prop- erty by grant, devise or bequest and to erect suitable buildings for the use and occupation of the benefici- aries of the Association. Officers.— C. Mason Einne, President; T. W. Free- land, Vice-President ; W. A. Phillips, Treasurer; L. Wadham. Secretary. WEST 1NDL\N BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.- Organ, ized June, 1867. Incorporated January, 1870. Meets on the first Monday of each month at Young Men's Beneficial Society Hall, 927 Pacific street. Objects : To take care of the sick members and bury the dead. Officers.— W. R. Strickland, President ; Charles Mal- hado, Vice-President; George Cuthbert, Recording Secretary, C J. Nichols, Corresponding Secretary; J. E. Francis, Treasurer. WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION OF THE POLICE DEPAKTMENT OF SAN FRAN- CISCO.—Organized January 13, 1878. The member- ship embraces the entire force. Two dollars per month deducted from the pay of each officer is re- tained for the creation of a fimd from which benefits are paid to members during sickness or injury, and $1,100 to the heirs of those who die while on the force. Officers.— J. A. Mahoney, President ; Gideon Thomp- son, Vice-President ; James W. Gillen, Recording Sec- retary ; Thomas Wallace, Financial Secretary ; Sam. Alden, Treasurer. YOUTHS' DIRECTORY THE.— Office 1417 Howard street. This institution, established November 1, 1874, under the patronage of Archbishop Alemany, comprises a Free Intelligence Bureau and a Tempo- rary Home for friendless boys in search of employ- ment. It is maintained by voluntary contributions from the public. Destitute lads, in quest of work, are admitted free to the benefits of its refectory, dor- mitory, lavatory, and reading-room, until places are procured for them in town or country, without charge to either employers or employees. No dis- crimination between applicants on account of religi- ous belief. Last year five thousand six hundred of every tongue and kindred, obtained profitable occu- pation on farms, in factories, stores, and shops. Of- fice open every week day from nine o'clock A.M. to one o'clock P.M. Officers.— James R. Kelly, President ; G. Touchard, Treasurer ; James Reid, Superintendent and Secre- tary; Mrs. Ellen Reid, Matron; J. R. Kelly, R. Tobin, C. D. O'Sullivan, G. Touchard, M. J. O'Connor, J. A. Donohoe, Henry Barroilhet and Peter H. Burnett, Directors. Masonic. THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF THE STATE OP CALIFORNIA.— As- sembles annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in October. Its officers for the year ending in October, 1883, are: M.-. W.-. Clay Webster Taylor, Grand Master, Shasta. R.-.W.-. Jonathan Doan Hines, Deputy Grand Mas- ter, San Buenaventura. R.-. W.'. Edmund Clement Atkinson, Senior Grand Warden, Sacramento. . George Binds, Junior Grand Warden, Wil- mington. . Moses Heller, Grand Treasurer, San Fran- cisco. Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San Francisco. . William Fletcher Compton, Grand Chaplain, Ukiah. Henry Edward Highton, Grand Orator, San Francisco. George Tuttle Grimes, Assistant Grand Sec- retary, San Francisco. John Werner Shaeffer, Grand Lecturer, San Francisco. Thomas Cross Pockman, Grand Marshal, Woodland. Justus Michael Hinman, Grand Bible Bearer, Walnut Creek. R.-.W. V.-. W. V.-. W.- V.-. R. W.- W.- W.- W.- w.-. WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WumowSliades lorEesiileiices, Stores, Offices, etc. G.W.CLARK&CO. 645 Market St. UIMPI/I rV QPITRQ Xm UAVCC rVI'TON (Hon WORKN. 213 Fremont Ntr««i, ninivlVLI. I , OrmnO Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steiner streets . ExcELSiOB Degbee LODGE, No. 2.— Meets first and third Saturdays of each month. Teutonia Degree Lodge, No. 4. — Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month. Califobnia Rebekah Degbee Lodge, No. 1. — Meets Saturday. Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 19. — Meets Saturday. General Relief Committee (Composed of all the Noble Grands and Vice-Grands of the Subordinate Lodges of San Francisco) . — Meets every Sunday at ten o'clock A.M. ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.— In- corporated September 26, 1865. Office, 410 Kearny street. ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION.— Organized 1858. Capital stock, $150,000 ; office, 325 Montgomery sti^eet. ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Or- ganized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgomery street. ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated February 3, 1868. Office, 325 Montgom- ery street, room 6. The object of this association is to secure to the families of its deceased members pecuniary aid. ODD FELLOWS' VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Or- ganized April 17, 1877. Objects: The preservation of the history and traditions of Odd Fellowship. Office, 325 Montgomery street. Officers.— C. O. Burton, President; W. H. Barnes, Secretary; Henry B. Brooks, Treasurer. Temperance. CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION OF THE . ARCH DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized June, 1874. It is a branch of the Total Abstinence Union of America, which compri.'ies four hundred and thirty Subordinate Societies. Meets every three *D0nth8 in St. Joseph's Hall, Tenth street. It is sup- ported by an annual tax of ten cents on each member, gives free lectures and entertainments when funds permit, and has for its object a combination of all the total abstinence societies. Officers.— Rev. J. B. McNally, President ; John Mc- Laughlin, Vice-President ; D. O'Conuell, Correspond- ing Secretary ; W. Higgins, Recording Secretary ; John Bolger, Treasurer. The following subordinate societies have been or- ganized, and meet at the time and place below noted, viz: St. Joseph's C. T. A. B. Society.— Meets first and third Sundays of each month at St. Joseph's Church. St. Mary's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets first and third Sundays of each month in basement of St. Mary's Cathedral. St. Patrick's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets second and fourth Sundays of each month in basement of St. Patrick's Church. CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.— A temper- ance mutual benefit organization, to aid by all legiti- mate means in the suppression of the liquor traffic and for mutual relief in sickness, in connection with a life-iusurauce system upon a mutual protective basis — each one of two thousand members In a dis- trict paying one dollar upon the death of another. Supreme Council.— Organized October 22, 1874. Meets annually on the Third Tuesday in October. Officers. — Dr. O. L. Gordon, Supreme Commander, Santa Cruz ; W. A. Bushnell, Supreme Counselor; Mrs. Barkhouse, Supreme Junior Commander; George B. Hudson, Supreme Secretary, Oakland; C.W. Pomeroy, Supreme Treasurer, San Jose ; John E. Harris, Su- preme Captain of the Host. San Jose ; E. P. Murgotten, Supreme Guard, San Jose; Wm. F. Humphreys, Su- preme Sentinel; Rev. J. E. Wootten, Supreme Chap- lain, Madison. The following named Encampments have been or- ganized in San Francisco. Golden Gate Encampment, No. 26. — Meets every Wednesday evening, in Cambrian Hall, 1133 }j Mission street. Templar Encampment, No. 50.— Meets every Mon- day evening, at ISH Eddy street. Mount Horeb Encampment, No. 69. — Meets every Wednesday evening, in Champion Hall, corner Valen- cia and Sixteenth streets. FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 1.— Organized May, 1869. Number of members, three hunored. Meets every Sunday and Friday evenings, at Irish-American Hall. Objects: To encourage all persons to abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors; also to afford re- lief in ease of accident, or sickness, and assist in the burial of deceased members. Officers — Wm. F. Smallman, President ; Peter L. Sheridan and Walter R. Montgomery, Vice-Presidents; D. D. Murphy, Recording Secretary, Geo. H. Branch, Financial Secretary; Joseph T. O'Brien, Correspond- ing Secretary. HOME FOR THE CARE OF INEBRIATES.— Or- ganized May 24, 1859. The property now occupied by the institution, northeast corner of Stockton and Chestnut streets, was purchased in 1862, at an expense of $7,600, and enlarged in 1877, at a further expense of $7,000. It is conducted under the auspices of the Par- ent Dashaway Association. Officers— Capt. H. J. Burns, President; William Martin, Secretarj' ; Dr. R. H. McDonald, Treasurer ; J. Gray Jewell, M. D., Superintendent and Resident Physician. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.— Grand Lodge organized May 29, 1860. Jurisdiction embraces the State of California and Arizona Terri- tory. Number of working Lodges, three hundred and sev- enty-five. Total membership, about nineteen thou- sand. Office of the Grand Worthy Secretary, Sacra- mento. This Order sustains the Good Templars' Home for Orphans, located at Vallejo, California. The build- lugs, which are capacious, elegant and comfortable, were erected in 1869, by the Good Templars of Califor- nia and Nevada. The Home was opened for the recep- tion of orphan children, October 1, 1870, and is now occupied by one hundred apd thirty children, who are receiving shelter and education beneath its roof. LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Braverman A Levy I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHKNO WEI.I. DOIVE AT VEKY 1A*W RATES. OFFICE, 648 9IAKKET STREET, SOCIETIES. 97 $45,000 has been expended in its erection, and about $100,000 in support of its inmates. It is in a com- plete and exact sense a public charity, openly invit- ing the homeless from all portions of the States of California and Nevada, to share in its beneficences. It derives its name from the fact of its erec- tion by the Good Templars and its support by that Order. It is also under the control of the Grand Lodge of the Order, but its title is not meant to con- vey any idea of exclusiveness as to the class admitted to its sheltering offices. To be a homeless orphan is the only passport required at its portals. In connec- tion with this society, and sustainud by them, are Bands of Hope, composed of children under twelve years of age, who are supplied with rituals and badges free. These organizations now number in the State about eight thousand children. Officers of the Grand Lodge. — M. C. Winchester, Grafton, G. W. C. T.; Will D. Gould, Los Angel- es, G. W. C. ; Mrs. Emily P. Stevens, San Fran- cisco, G.W. v. T. ; George B. Katzenstein, Sacramen- to, G. W. S.; Dr. I. S. Halsey, Vallejo, G. W. Treas- urer ; Julius Lyons, Los Angeles, G. W. A. S. ; Frank Storer, San Francisco, G. W. M. ; Miss Mary E. May- hew, Red Bluff, G.W. D. M. ; Mrs. J. L. Coles, Sonora, G.W. I. Guard; Eev. P. Powers, Chico. G. W. O. Guard ; Bev. E. A. Wible, Halfmoon Bay, G. W. Chap- lain ; B. Wood Culver, Newcastle, G. W. Messenger ; Robert Thompson, San Francisco, P. G. W. C. T. ; Mrs. M. E. Richardson, East Oakland, General Super- intendent Juvenile Work. The following named subordinate lodges meet in this city: Califohnia Lodge, No. 7.— Meets every Thursday evening, in Champion Hall, corner Valencia and six- teenth streets. Evening Stab Lodge, No. 114.— Meets every Thurs- day evening, at 320 O'Farrell street. Headlight Lodge, No. 120.— Meets every Wednes- day evening, at 1133 Mission street. CoNSTiTCTiON Lodge, No. 130. — Meets every Friday evening, in Shiels' Building, 32 O'Farrell street. Mission Stab Lodge, No. 160. — Meets every Tuesday evening, in King's Hall, 2131 Mission street. Life Boat Lodge, No. 185. — Meets every Monday evening, at 118 Jackson street. Golden Gate Lodge, No. 186. — Meets every Tues- day evening in Red Men's Hall, 318 Post street. Inteenational Lodge, No. 291. — Meets every Mon- day evening, in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street. Vallet Lodge, No. 293. — Meets every Thursday evening, in Fell Street Presbyterian Church, bet La- guna and Octavia streets. Pleasant Valley Lodge, No. 307. — Meets every Monday evening, in Comerford's Hall, Church street, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth. Spring Valley Lodge, No. 314. — Meets every Tues- day evening, in Union Hall, cor Fillmore and Green- wich streets. Crystal Lodge, No. 417.— Meets every Monday evening, in Myrtle Hall, corner Railroad and Seventh avenues, South S. F. MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. — Organized March 22, 1866. Meets on the second Tuesday eve- ning of each month, at the Mariners' Church, north- east corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Num- ber of members, two thousand, to which additions are made continually. Officers.- Rev. Joseph Rowell, President ; Rev. W. D. Bishop, Secretary. PARENT DASHAWAY ASSOCIATION.— Organized January 2, 1859. Number of members who have joined the association since that time, ten thousand. Dur- ing the year 1878 the association erected on the site of the old hall. Post street, between Dupont and Kearny, a magnificent three-story building of mod- ern style and appointments. It has a front of fifty three feet, and runs through to Morton street, a depth of one hundred and twenty feet. The first floor and basement are arranged for business piirposes. The second floor contains the main exhibition hall, with a seating capacity of ab6ut eleven hundred, the offices of the association occupying the third floor. Ground for its construction was broken April 7, 1878, and the building was formally opened November 7, 1878. The cost of the structure exclusive of the lot was $50,000. The whole property being valued at $150,000. The crowning feature in the work of this associa- tion has been and is their maintenance of the Home for the Care of Inebriates. Five out of the nine Trustees of the Home are elected from the Dashaways, the remaining four being chosen by these five from citizens outside of the Association. The Home is the official receptacle for all insane patients, pending their examination and commitment to the asylums, for which service the city donates the Home certain police court fines, about $800 per month being realized from this source, which, with dona- tions and receipts from paying patients constitutes its income. Officers.— E. T. Batturs, President ; John J. Hucks and Joseph Gosling, Vice-Presidents ; Peter Bell, Sec- retary ; John D'Arcy, Treasurer ; David Hunter, S. W. Holt and William Green, Trustees of the Association • David Hunter, Frank G. Edwards, Joseph Gosling,' John F. English and William Martin, Trustees Home of Inebriates. SONS OF TEMPERANCE.— Office of the Grand Scribe, at San Francisco. Officers of the Grand Division. — Rev. L. N. Bar- ber, G. W. P., Sequel; Mrs. N. Davidson, G.W. A., San Francisco; Joseph R. McLean, G. Scribe, San Francisco ; J. J. Hucks, G. Treasurer. San Francisco ; Rev. D. M. Chappell, G. Chaplain, Stockton; E. A. Lynch, G. Conductor, Sacramento ; Otis Ashley, G. Sentinel, Felton. The following named Subordinate Divisions meet in San Francisco : Grand Division, Annual Session on the fourth Tuesday in April of each year. Centennial Division, No. 18.— Meets every Tues- day evening at Champion Hall, Potrero. Golden Gate Division, No. 12. — Meets every Fri- day evening at 18 H Eddy street. Lincoln Division, No. 70.— Meets every Tuesday evening at Buddy's Hall, 909 Ji Market street. New Eba Division, No. 2.— Meets every Saturday evening at Shiels' Building, 32 O'Farrell street. SuMNEB Division, No. 313.— Meets every Thursday evening at 18>i5 Eddy street. TEMPERANCE LEGION. — Organized February 1, 1866, with forty-five members. Since that time over four thousand members have signed the muster roll, and are now organized in twelve companies. There is also a Ladies' Roll, which numbers over nine hun- dred members, and a Cadets', with over six hundred members. Public meetings are held every Sunday evening. Officers. — F. E. R. Whitney, Commander-in-Chief ; Frank Richards, Colonel and First Aid ; Thomas Ful- ler, Lieutenant-Colonel and Second Aid ; W. G. Cue, Adjutant ; Isaac Nichols, Paymaster ; Dr. H. Gib- bons, Jr., Surgeon; R. B. Gardiner, Chaplain; F. E. Potter, Chief Quartermaster ; Wm. M. Moore, First Assistant Quartermaster; Wm. J. Coulter, Second As- sistant Quartermaster-General ; J. A. Phelps, D. W. Saylor and Charles Wooten, Aides-de-camp. Protective. BARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Jan- uary 13, 1878. Number of members, one hundred. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at 312 Post street. Objects : Protective and benevolent. Officers.— George Kammerer, President; Charles G. Rimassa, Vice-President ; John Frank, Recording Sec- retary ; J. Frank, Financial Secretary; J. Lehrltter, Treasurer ; John Dohs, Employment Secretary; office, 542 Clay street. BAKERS' (PROPRIETORS) PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized November, 1880. Meetings held at the call of the President. Officers.— Wm. Westerfeld, President; P. F. Mc- Grath, Recording Secretary; Isidor Boudin, Financial Secretary; Julius Schulz, Treasurer. CEILINGS DECORATED "^ ''"^^^°^" 5**''^"' '"*''® ^* w. clarka co. most Artistio manner. 645 Market St. H inrCKLEY, MPIERM A HAYEM. FITJLTON IKON W4»KKN. 213 Fremont Street, mnnuiHCturera of HUINTINU W4»BHN, VAiiKH, BCCKKTM Jtnd VABM. eg «s o c «8 © i as si O 0 •H 3D s c •FN .A 98 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. BAKERS' UNION.— Organized January, 1882. Num- ber of memberB, seventy. Meet the first and third Sundays of each month, at 2 o'clock P. M.. in Social Hall, 39 Fourth street. Objects: To improve the condition of the trade by the abolition of Saturday uight work and making labor easier. OfficerB. — Bichard Kessler, President ; T. W. Magee, Recording Secretary; H. Oppenheluier, Financial Sec- retary ; W. Bemmerer, Treasurer. I BOARD OF PHARMACY.— Organized under the I provisions of An Act of the Legislature, approved March 28, 1872. Meets at olBce of the Secretary, corner of Twenty-fourth and Alabama streets. The duties of the Board of Pharmacy are to trans- act all business pertaining to the legal regulations of the practice of pharmacy, and the retailing of poisons, and to examine and register all Pharmacists. The provisions of this Act apply solely to the city and county of San Francisco. Officers.— Emlen Painter, President; J. H. Dawson, Secretarj'. BOARD OF TR.ADE gauized April, 1877. hundred and thirty-six. ket street, upper floor, terests of its members. OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Or- Number of members, two Office. Union Block, 202 Mar- Objects : To protect the In- ! terests of its members, prevent settlements without full investigation, resist inequitable and fraudulent settlements, and bring about joint action in the col- lection of debts (Other than in the ordinary course of business). Officers. — Jacob S. Taber, President; Jules Cerf, First Vice-President ; W. L. Merry, Second Vice-Pres- ident; Moses Heller, Treasurer; J. H. Shankland, Attorney ; H. L. Smith, Secretary. BREWERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Meets at the call of the President. Number of members, thirty, manufacturers only being eligible. Objects: To protect the interests of .the brewers in this city. Officers. — Charles Hansen, President; H. Buttner, Secretary. CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated June 24, 1873. Capital stock $100,000. Office northwest comer Eddy and Powell streets. Officers. — David Farquharson, President ; Robert F. Bunker, Vice-President ; John Bain, Treasurer ; Vernon Campbell, Secretary ; John Easton, Surveyor ; J. F. Cowdery, Attorney, CALIFORNIA STATE DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIA- TION.— Organized in 1882. Number of members one hundred and fifty. Object : The advancement and protection of the legitimate dairy industry. Officers. — John A. Stanly, President ; Robert Ash- burner, Treasurer ; E. J. Wickson, Secretary. Secre- tary's office, 414 Clay street. CALIFORNIA STATE HOMOEOPATHIC MEDI- CAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated January, 1878. Annu- al meeting on second Wednesday of May, in the City of San Francisco. Special semi-annual meeting on the second Wednesday in November, where the Soci- ety may elect. Object: The advancement of the sci- ence of medicine and surgery. Officers. — J. M. Selfridge, M. D., President ; George H. Palmer, M. D., First Vice-President; J. C. Ray- mond, M.D., Second Vice-President; G. M. Pease, M. D., Recording Secretary; M. T. Wilson, M. D., Treasurer. CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE AS- SOCIATION.—Organized July, 1869. Number of members two hundred. Meets semi-monthly. Ob- ject: Woman's political enfranchisement. Officers. — Mrs. Clara S. Foltz, President ; Mrs. Laura DeForce Gordon, Vice-President ; Mrs. Mary J. Col- lins, Corresponding Secretary'; Mrs. Rachael Olmstead, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. A. M. Slocum, Treasurer. CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA- TION OF THE ARCH-DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCIS- CO.—Organized February 1, 1880. Meets first Mon- day of each month at No. 116 Montgomery street. Object— It is established for the purpose of securing a certain sum — not exceeding two thousand dollars — to the person designated by any member of the Asso- ciation previous to his or her death. Officers.— Rev. J. B. McNally, President; John Mc- Laughlin, Vice-President; Edward Gilson, Secretary; - Antonio Fonte, Treasurer. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Rooms, Merchants' Exchange, California Street. Organized April, 1850. Regular meetings, third Tuesdays in January, April, July and October. Annual meeting, third Tuesday in January; election of officers, second Tuesday in Janu- ary. Officers.- Horace Davis, President; D. 3. Staples, First Vice-President; Andrew Welch, Second Vice- President; Andrew Welch, A. Chesebrough, 8. L. Jones, Claus Spreckels, Robert Balfour. A. P. Elfelt, W. J. Adams, A. Scrivener, Wm. B. Hooper, James De Fremery, Eugene De Sabla, and W. W. Dodge, Trustees ; Morris Marcus, Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian. Office, 26-28 California street. CIGARMAKERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Organized June 12, 1876. Number of mem- bers, four hundred. Headquarters of the Association, 114 Dupont street. Objects : To improve the condi- tion of its members and protect them against the encroachments of Chinese cheap labor. Officers.- Frederick Ismer, President ; L. Alexan- der, Vice-President; George W. Van Guelpln, Secre- tary; A. Friedberg, Financial Secretary; L.Alexan- der, Treasurer. COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA.— Organized in 1878. Objects: Protec tive and Mutual. Officers for 1882.— H. Van Heusen President; Oscar White, First Vice-President ; H. C. Allen, Second Vice- President ; Geo. H. Dill, Third Vice-President; E. T. B. Mills, Secretary and 'Treasurer. COOKS' AND PASTRY COOKS' AND BAKERS UNION.— Organized February 6, 1880. Number of members, sixty. Meets on the first and third Satur- days of every month in Walhalla Hall, corner Kearny and Post streets. Objects: To furnish employment and provide for members in need ; also funeral bene- fits. Officers.— Emil Grimm, President; Charles Schu- bach, Vice-President ; Henry Michenf elder. Recording Secretary ; Richard Kessler, Financial Secretary ; Henry Niemeyer, Treasurer. DRAYMEN AND TEAMSTERS' UNION OF SAN FRANCISCO.- Organized August 26, 1876. Number of members, about two hundred. Meets second and last Saturday evenings of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Officers. — John S. French. President; Joseph Camp- bell, Vice-President; P. W.Winkley, Recording Secre- tary; Geo. C. Evers, Financial Secretary; Chas, New- house, Treasurer. EXPRESSMENS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organ- ized January, 1881. Meets first Friday evening in the month in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. Object: Mutual protection. Officers. — A.. Plevin, President ; John McLaughlin, Vice-President: Joon Worrall, Secretary ; James Mc- Mahon, Treasurer. FISHERMEN'S PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.— Organized 1877. Membership, one hundred. Meets on the first Saturday of each month at 307 Broadway street. Officers. — Dominico Mengolo, President; Genaro Scotto, Vice-President ; P. Baretta, Treasurer; Giu- seppe Molinari. Secretary. Office, 23 Vallejo street. FRANKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIN.— Organized December 6, 1875. Office, 539 California street. Objects : To raise funds, and make loans among its members, thus enabling them to acquire and improve real estate. Officers.— George Lang, President; J. D. G. Hoff- man, Vice-President; Hugo Pfersdorff. Secretary; Otto FausB. Treasurer. FRENCH MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS- SOCIATION.—Organized June 14, 1876. Meets second Monday of each month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Objects : To accumulate a fund by monthly subscriptions, etc., and loan the same upon such security and in such manner as the Directors may prescribe to its stockholders, to aid them in acquiring and improving real estate. Officers. — Emanuel Raas, President ; E. G. Lyons, Vice-President ; Henry Barroilhet, Treasurer ; L. L. Dennery, Secretary. Office, 729 Montgomery street, room 4. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street OFFICE. 33 OEABY ST. J. mnUVvllUUUn U UU. 4I JWarUet street, comer »^i»r. SOCIETIES. 99 FRENCH MUTUAL PROVIDENT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated February 1, 1860. Reorganized December 30, 1878. Paid-up capital, $143,195. Office, 634 California street. Officers.— Paul Hussan, President ; J. C. Sala, Vice- President ; G. Touchard, H. Barroilhet, P. Fleury, A. Compte, Jr., F. Perrin, L. Mejasson and J. C. Sala, Trustees. GARDENERS' AND RANCHERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized August 15, 1874. Number of members, seventy-eight. Meets last Saturday of each month, at 105 Pacific street. Officers. — L. Peri, President ; P. Isola, Vice-Presi- dent ; Or. B. Parma, Secretary ; T. Lacoste, Treas- urer. LOAN SOCIETY.— In- Capital stock, $400,000. F. Roeding, Cash- GERMAN SAVINGS AND corporated February 10, 1868. Office, 526 California street. Officers.- L. Gottig, President ; ier; George Lette, Secretary. GOLDEN GATE MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized September, 1877. Office, 309 California street. Objects: To raise funds by installments and to make loans thereof to its members. Officers. — I. Gutte, President; J. C. Higgins, Vice-President ; F. B. Berg, Secretary ; Anglo-Cali- fornian Bank, Treasurer. GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized April 1, 1871. Meets second Wednesday of each month at Huddy's Hall, 909}^ Market street. This is an association of retail grocers, organized for the purpose of protecting its members against bad debtors. Officers. — J. E. A. Helms, President ; M. W. Bergin, Vice-President; Abe Blankman, Secretary; W. Fah- renkrug. Treasurer. Office, 605 Clay street, room 9. GUN CLUB— Organized December 19, 1876. Objects; To practice pigeon-shooting, and assist in enforcing the game law. Officers. — Jas. V. Coleman, President ; F. S. Butler, Secretary and Treasurer. HAT FINISHERS' ASSOCIA-nON.— Organized Feb- ruary 8, 1853. Meetings held quarterly. Number of members, twenty. Officers. — J. A. Johnston, President ; Barnard Le- vy, Secretary ; Frederick Sierp, Treasurer. HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY THE. — Office, northeast corner of Montgomery and Market streets. Officers. — M. D. Sweeny, President ; Robert J. To- bid, Secretary and Treasurer. HOME AND LOAN ASSOCIATES.— Organized Au- gust, 1875. Office, 321 Post street. Objects: To raise funds by installments and to make loans thereof to its members. Officers.— Max Armer, President ; W. B. Bradbury, Vice-President; Otto Esche, Secretary; H. Liebes, Treasurer. HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. — Incorporated December, 1880. Office, Safe Deposit Building. The object of this Association is to provide aid to its members, their heirs or dependents, by a mutual as- sociation of persons in good health, in order to equalize the risk of accident or mortality, and to fur- nish the aid so rendered at the lowest possible cost, to its members. The plan of this Association com- bines the principles of mutual life companies and co- operative or secret societies. Officers. — Sam. JJaker, President ; Andrew S. Brow- nell. Secretary; Charles N. Ellinwood, M. D., Medi- cal Director. HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— In- corporated November 24, 1869. Office, 18 Geary street. Capital, $100,000. Number of shares, one hundred ; $80,000 paid in. Officers. — Adolph C. Weber, President; Henry Luchsinger, Vice-President ; Adolph Hartman, Secre- tary. IRON MOLDERS' UNION.— Organized April, 1873. Number of members, sixty. Meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month, at Huddy's Hall, 909 >^ Market street. Objects: The encouragement and advancement of molders and their social elevation. Officers. — Martin Hennaberry, President ; George Spring, Vice-President ; James Gilleran, Treasurer ; Robert Hansen, Recording Secretary; Hippolyte Cuneo, Financial Secretary; Michael Foley, Corre- sponding Secretary. ITALIAN-SWISS AGRICULTURAL COLONY.— In- corporated March 12, 1881. Capital. $300,000; 5,000 shares at $60 each. Office, 531 Washington street. The objects of this corporation is the promotion of co-operative farming. Officers.- M. J. Fontana, President; B. Frapoli, Vice-President; Henry Cassanova, Treasurer; A. Sbar- boro. Secretary ; D. Freidenrich, Attorney; A. Daneri, S. Campodonico, G. B. Cevasco, N. Giamboni, V. Ra- venna and J. H. Garrett, Directors. JOURNEYMEN BOOK BINDERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized August 15, 1875. Number of members, forty. Meets first Tuesday of each month, at 861 Market street. Officers. — Henry Marsden, President; Jas. J. O'Neil, Vice-President; David K. Don, Secretary; James J. McDonald, Treasurer. JOURNEYMEN SHIPWRIGHTS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized April 1, 1857. Re-organized April 23, 1863. Number of members, four hundred. Meet second and fourth Thursday of each month at Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. The object of this asso- ciation is to procure a fair and uniform rate of wages for the trade. Officers. — Robert Law ton. President; R.H.Porter and William Cahill, Vice-Presidents ; J. G. Martin, Treasurer ; M. Campbell, Secretary. LA SOLIDARITE.— Incorporated December, 1868. Office, 729 Montgomery street. The object of this As- sociation is to secure to the families, or heirs of de- ceased members, a cash payment of as many dollars as there are members ; number of members, one thou- sand. Officers. — W. J. T. Palmer, President; A. Mans, Vice-Presidents ; E. Van Santen, Secretary. LEAGUE OF FREEDOM.— Organized June 19, 1874. Meets annually (no specified place) . Office of Secre- tary, 605 Clay street, room 9. Object: Mutual protec- tion against any infringement upon personal rights of members. Officers. — R. J. Harrison, President; Julius Buh- lert. Secretary ; John Siebe, Treasurer. LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organ- ized September 1, 1872. Number of members, one hundred and twenty-five. Meets the third Tuesday of each mouth, at 71 New Montgomery street. Ob- jects: For mutual ben«volent purposes only, in (tiding and assisting its sick members and burying the dead. Officers. — Andrew C. Freese, President ; James Lynch, Secretary ; George McDonald, Treasurer. MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK.— Incor- porated November 4, 1869. Office, 6 Post street. Capi- tal, $150,000. Number of shares, three hundred. In process of liquidation. Officers. — Peter Dean, President ; Francis Smith, Vice-President; H. T. Graves, Secretary. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Incor- porated June 1, 1868. Capital, $250,000. Office, Mer- chant's Exchange Building, California street, between Montgomery and Sansome. The object of this corpor- ation is the promotion of the interest of trade and commerce. Officers.- C. G. Hooker, President ; James 0. Pat- rick, Secretary ; Moses Heller, Charles G. Hooker, Charles Meyer, Charles Mayne, A. W. Bowman, W. H. Diamond and R. G. Sneath, Trustees. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE (CHINESE.)— Booms, 729 Sacramento street. Object : The promotion of the interest of trade and commerce. Officers. — Wing Chong Wo & Co., President; Quong Chong Sing & Co., Vice-President ; Bow Wing, First Secretary ; Hang Far Low, Second Secretary. METROPOLITAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.— Incor- porated February, 1876. Meets first Monday of each month, at 31 Post street. Objects: To raise funds by installments and to make loans thereof to its mem- bers. Officers. — Julius Bandmann, President : D. Stern, a o o o p to o o ® p B P I & O 53 O B 9 4 O H STEAM ENGINES ThresliiQg Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE 100 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. 35 U > u H a* 5C 95 4i © © 4i © . Vice-President: Julius Jacobs, Treasurer : Otto Esche, , Secretary. j MILKMEN'S MITTUAL AID AND PROTECTIVE AS- I SOCIATION.— Organized December 10, 1874. Meets ! every Friday afternoon at 3.5 Eddy street. Objects: To enable its members to buy feed, stock, ' and all they consume on advsntaReous terms; to pro- ] tectthem from wrong by their employees and the per- sons with whom they deal, and against customers who are delinquent in paying their bills. Board of Directors.— G. C. Smait, F. L. Such, J. D. Daley, J. A. Boy, and C. W. Taber. G. C. Smart, President ; A. T. Noble, Secretary. MINERS' (THE) ASSOCIATION — Organized Octo- ber 1, 1876. Office, 320 Sansome street, room 23. Ob- jects: Protection of members and mine owners from encroachments on their rights. Officers. — Hamilton Smith, Jr., President; L. L. Robinson, Vice-President ; Walter A. Skidmore, Sec- retary; Lazard Freres, Treasurer. MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. — Incorporated November 7, 1874. Capital stock, $1,000,000, in five thousand shares of $200 each. Meets first Tuesday of each month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Objects : To raise funds in shares payable in peri- odical installments, and to make loans to its mem- bers for the purpose of aiding them in acquiring and improving real-estate. Officers.— H. Levy, President ; H. Lowenberg, Vice- President; Ferdinand Tnklas, Secretary ; A. E. Hecht, Treasurer. PACIFIC BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized March, 1875. Meets first Wednesday of each month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of shares, five thousand. Object : To grant loans to members to enable them to provide themselves with homesteads. Officers. — Jules Cerf, President; J. Baum, Vice- President ; L. L. Dennery, Secretary ; Matthias Mey- er, Treasurer. Office of Secretary, 729 Montgomery. PACKERS' EXCHANGE OF CALIFORNIA.— Incor- porated February, 1882. Organized for the purchase and sale of fruits, vegetables and other material used in their manufacturing. Office, 121 Market street. Officers— A. D Cutler, President; B. Cohn, Vice- I President ; I. H. Morse, Secretary and Treasurer. [ PACIFIC STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD.— ' Meetings held daily, morning and afternoon, at 316 I Montgomery street, between California and Pine , streets. I Officers. — Charles L. Weller. President ; Baldwin Gardiner, Vice-President ; Frank L. Unger, Secretary; E. C. Tobin, Treasurer ; Joseph Tilden, Chairman. PAINTERS' CO-OPERATIVE LEAGUE. — Organ- ized 1880. Meets every Tuesday evening at 1605 Polk street. Object: Mutual protection. I Officers.- John O. Ralston. President and Manager; I F, Q. James, Secretary and Treasurer. RETAIL BUTCHERS' UNION.— Incorporated March 28, 1882. Number of members, one hundred. Meets weekly in Buddy's Hall, 909 }4 Market street. Object: To establish and maintain a jobbing stall and butch- ers' exchange. Officers. — George A. Baabe, President; Martin Glennan, Secretary. RIGGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized De- cember 17, 1873. Number of members one hundred and twenty. Meets firpt Wednesday of each month at 71 New Montgomery street. Officers. — Thos. Harripon, President; Geo. Notley, Vice-President; Edward Daw, Secretary ; Henry Wal- lace, Treasurer. RIGGERS' AND STEVEDORES" UNION ASSOCIA- TION.— Organized July 25, 1S^:i, for the regulation of wages and the protection of each other. Number of members two hundred. Meets every Monday evening at 806 Montgomery street. Officers.— Michael J. Moran, President; Patrick Furlong, Vice-I'resldent ; F. E. Durham. Recording Secretary; August Engelke, Financial Secretary; Wil- liam Milestone, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION PACK- ERS.—Organized September 1, 1874. Meets first Mon- day of each month. Objects: Mutual benefit of the members, and to promote the interests of the trade generally. Office of Secretary, 517 Washington street. Officers.— R. F. Bunker, President; Frank Ross- bach, Secretary; William L. Merry, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.— Office 211 Sansome street. A. McKinlay, President; James S. Hutchinson, Secretary; A. McKinlay, Walker Powell, R. 0. Woolworth, Geo. L. Brander and Howard Ha- vens, Committee ; Charles Sleeper, Manager. SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.— Organized February 4, 1868. Number of members one hundred. Meetings held at 317 Mason street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at eight o'clock P. M. Objects of this society: First — The cultivation and advancement of the sci- ence, by united exertions for mutual improvement and contributions to medical literature. Second — The promotion of the character, interests, and honor of the fraternity, by maintaining the union and harmony of the regular profession of the city and its vicinity, and aiming to elevate the standard of medical education. Third — The separation of regular from irregular practitioners. Fourth— The association of the profession proper for purposes of mutual recognition and fellowship. Officers.— Jos. O. Hirschfelder, M. D., President; Robert I. Bowie, M. D.. First Vice-President ; C. E. Blake, M. D., Second Vice-President ; W. H. A. Hodg- don, M. D., Recording Secretary; H. H. Hart, M. D., Assistant Recording Secretary; W. S. Whitwell, M. D., Corresponding Secretary; H. S. Baldwin, M. D., Treasurer; C. G. Kenyon, M. D., Librarian and Cura- tor ; James Simpson, M. D., Henry Gibbons, M. D., and Wm. F. McNutt, M. D., Directors. SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Or- ganized October 5, 1869. Number of members about twenty-five. Meets in the different offices of the members the second Monday evening in each month. Object: The promotion of the dental profession. Officers. — W. N. Knowles, President ; 8. E. Knowles, Corresponding Secretary ; J. J. Birge, Treasurer and Librarian. SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN EXCHANGE.— Organized April 5, 1882. Objects: The buying and selling of grain by the call system. Office, S. F. Stock Ex- change Building. Officers.— J. M. Shotwell, President ; M. J. Miller, Vice-President: B. H. Coit, Caller ; Henry Schmieden, Treasurer; Philip Gerold, Secretary; C. H. Sinclair, Grain Inspector. SAN FRANCISCO MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION. —Incorporated October 28, 1882. Office, 531 Washing- ton street. Object: To make loans to its members for the improvement of real estate. Capital stock, $1,000,000 divided into five thousand shares of $200 each. Officers.— N. Giamboni, President; William Wagner, Treasurer ; M Sbarboro, Secretary. SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.— Orga- nized September 15, 1867. Number of members two hundred. Meets daily at half past ten o'clock A. M., at northeast corner of Davis and Clay streets. Object: To promote the interest and convenience of dealers in domestic produce. Officers.- Chas. Clayton, President; Wm. Babcock, Vice President ; W. H. Walker, Secretary ; W. A. Bray, Treasurer.? SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS LTJION.- Incorporated June 18, 1862. Office 532 California street, corner of Webb. This incorporation now holds deposits to the amount of $11,261,406, and has a paid-up guarantee capital and reserve fund of $461,909, which sum is increased each half year. The guarantee capital and reserve fund cannot be withdrawn, nor can they be diminished, except in payment of losses, and they form an absolute security to depositors for their de- posits and declared dividends. Officers. — Albert Miller, President ; Alexander Campbell, Sr., Vice President ; Lovell White, Cashier and Secretary. LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR HVASnKfUi PROMPTLY ATTKIVOED TO OFFICE, ma MAUliKX STREET. SOCIETIES. 101 SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKERS" ASSOCIATION. — Organized October 23, 1878. Number of members two hundred and thirteen. Meets first Wednesday of every month at 44 Spear street. Officers.— William H. Miller, President; Joseph Eviston, Vice-President ; James E. Connolly, Secre- tary; Thomas F. Mangan, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD.— Organized September 11, 1862. Meetings held daily at eleven o'clock, A. M., and three o'clock P. M., at 333 Pine, between Montgomery and Sansome streets. Officers. — George T. Marye, Jr., President; S. B. Wakefield, Vice-President; B. H. Coit, Chairman; ' J. M. Shotwell. Treasurer; Charles S. Neal, Secretary. SAN FRANCISCO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO. 21. — Organized 1868. Number of members, four hun- dred and fifty. Meets on the last Sunday of every month. Officers.— William Black, President ; J. K. Phillips, First Vice-President ; Edmund Yerworth. Second Vice- President ; J. D. Harvey, Recording and Correspond- ing Secretary ; L. P. Ward, Financial Secretary ; S. H. Jenner, Treasurer. SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated July 23, 1857; re-incorporated December 12, 1865. Office, 619 Clay street. The object for which this society is formed, is, that by means of it depositors may find a secure and profit- able investment for small savings. Deposits received from $2 50 up to any amount. Reserve fund, $218,- 823 35. Capital paid in, $500,000, Officers. — Horace Davis, President ; S. E. Bigelow, Vice-President ; Cyrus W. Carmany, Cashier and Sec- retary. SCAVENGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized August 17, 1879. Meets first Saturday of each month at their rooms 429 Broadway. Number of members one hundred and fifty. Objects; To amel- iorate the individual and social condition of its mem- bers through union and mutual protection in their trade ; to seek with honest and legal means to facili- itate and ameliorate their business, in order to ob- tain their principal object, the welfare and prosperity of its members. Officers. — Giovanni Devincenze, President; Joseph Sbarboro, Vice-President ; S.Deneri, Secretary; Pietro Canepa, Treasurer. SEAMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION OF SAN FRAN- CISCO.—Organized February 1, 1878. Incorporated May 11, 1878. Number of members, nine hundred. Meets every other Friday evening at 54 Sacramento street. Officers. — James Carr, President ; John Lamb, Vice- President ; J. D. Griffiths, Recording Secretary; James Carr, Treasurer. SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.- 1871. Capital stock, $300,000. street. Officers. — (Vacant), President ; Jerome Lincoln, Vice-President; Winfield S. Jones, Secretary. SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' PROTEC- TIVE ASSOCIATION. — Organized February, 1881. Meets first Friday of each month in Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. Officers. — J.J. D. Price, President; B. A. Bawle, Secretary ; John Dougherty, Treasurer. SOCIETE CULINAIRE COSMOPOLITE DE SE- COURS MUTUEL.— Organized Sept. 4, 1876. Num- ber of members, fifty-eight. Meets fijst Monday of every month at 508 Bush street. Officers. — August Portal, President; Henry Le Clair, Vice-President; Henry F. Tyson, Secretary; Joseph Mouthon, Treasurer. SOCIETY OF GERMAN PHYSICIANS.— Organized 1869. Number of members, eighteen. Meets second Tuesday of each month at eight o'clock P. M., at 29 Kearny street. Object: Advancement of medical science. Officers.- C.Von HoflTmann, M.D„ President ; Joseph Bayer, M. D., Secretary: Adolph Aronstein, M. D., Treasurer and Librarian. SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OF CALIFORNIA.- Organ- ized February, 1876. Incorporated August, 1876. Num- -Incorporated March, Office, 215 Sansome ber of members, one hundred. Objects, preservation of fish and game, and retention of fishing preserves, etc. Office, 320 Sansome street. Officers.— C. A.Morse, President; John F. Lotase, Vice-President ; William Stuart, Secretary. STONE CUTTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Organized May, 1863. Meets first Wednesdav of each month, at Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street. Officers.— Peter Hopkins, President ; William Lewis, Vice-President; Francis McLaughlin, Financial Sec- retary ; James McFarland, Treasurer. TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Sep- tember 29, 1873. Number of members, one hundred. Meets second and fourth Moudavs of each month at Eintracht Hall. 316 Post street. 'Objects: The better protection of the trade and to promote the interests of its members. Officers. — Andrew O.Thulin, President ; C. Bauman, Vlce-Presideut; F. Ahlberg, Recording Secretary; Ernest Dressier, Financial Secretary ; A. Meitsch, Treasurer. TRADERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized May 13, 1862. Meets quarterly. Officers. — Charles Kohler, President; Fabian Joost and Nicholas Bruns, Vice-Presidents; A. A. Hobe, Secretary ; John Wieland, Treasurer. UNION LOAN ASSOCIATION,— Incorporated May 3, 1881. Capital Stock $1,000,000, in five thousand shares of $200 each. Meets second Tuesday in each month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Objects: To raise funds in shares payable in peri- odical installments, and to make loans to its members for the purpose of aiding them In acquiring and im- proving real estate. Officers. — Isaac Upham, President ; R. F. Osborn, Vice-Presideat; Mathias Meyer, Treasurer; L. L. Dennery, Secretary, Office, 729 Montgomery street. UNITED WORKINGMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING CO.— Incorporated January 13, 1868. Number of members, twenty. one. Capital, $80,000. Office and depot, 416 Market street. Officers. — J. D.Sullivan, President ; JohnMarkham, Vice-President ; Walter Rosie, Secretary ; Dennis McCarthy, Treasurer. WAITERS' COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY OF CALI- FORNIA.—Meets first Tuesday of each month at San Francisco office, 508 Bush street (Cafe Lafayette). Number of members twenty-five. Officers. — Charles Pinot, President ; A. Jourdain, Vice-President ; Jean L. Bordes, Treasurer ; Henry F. Tyson, Secretary. Literary, Historical, Etc. ADELPHI SOCIETY.— Organized June 30, 1874. Number of members, about sixty. Meets every Fri- day evening during the term of college, at Academy of Sciences Hall, southwest corner California and Du- pont streets. This society was organized by the students of the California College of Pharmacy, for the especial pur- pose of discussing the lectflres of the faculty, and their mutual improvement in matters appertaining to pharmacy. Officers. — Isaac Jacobs, President ; George Cabaniss, Vice-President ; Joseph Kelly, Secretary ; Abraham Williams, Treasurer. CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organ- ized April 4, 1853. Number of members, four hun- dred. Academy Building, southwest corner of Cali- fornia and Dupont streets. Board of Trustees. — George E. Gray, President; Thomas P. Madden, Vice-President ; James Simpson, Ralph C. Harrison, James M. McDonald and William Ashbumer; Charles Wolcott Brooks, Secretary. Officers and Council. — Prof. George Davidson, President; J. P. Moore, First Vice-President; H. Her- mann Behr, SecondVice-President; S.B. Christy, Corre- sponding Secretary; Charles G. Yale, Recording Sec- retary; Elisha Brooks, Treasurer; C. Troyer, Libra- rian ; W. G. W. Harford, Director of Museum M O O a 0 B 9 H «^ W O 0 o B B o P >« 9 P 5* W o o B P' o >i © Ms P Mt 0 G\A/ ni An I/O nr\ 645 Market &t.. Wholesale aud Ret . W. CLAnK OL LU. interior decorators, K^a"tfnVs"a' 8 Wholesale a\id Retail dealers In Paper oil kinds of Window and Fiztores. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, ^11^''?*'' IKON WOKKN, 213 Fremont Ntreet. JVluiinracturerHot AnialipnniallnB Pana uud Ketdent. a a 102 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Curators — Justin P. Moore and Dr. Mary K. Curran, Botany; Dr. A. B. Stout, Ethnology and Osteology; E. F. Lorquin, Mammals and Birds; C. G. Yale, Fishes; J. J. Rivers, Reptiles and Radiates ; H. Herman Behr, Entomologj'; Josiah Keep, Conchology ; Edward Booth, Geology and Paleontology; C. D. Gibbes and J. T. Evans, Mineralogy. Committee on Publication— Robert E. C. Steams, George Davidson, Charles G. Yale, Justin P. Moore and John M. Stillnian. The regular stated meetings of the Academy are held on the first and third Monday evenings of each month. The regular stated meetings of the Board of Trustees, first and third Mondays, and meetings of the Council, last Saturday of each month, CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -Incorpo- rated July 14, 1870. Number of members, fifty. An- nual meeting at College of Santa Clara, on day of commencement. Objects: Cultivation of the history, antiquities, and ethnography of the west coast of America, and the publication of early relations and documents connected therewith. Rooms, 323 Cali- fornia street. Officers.— Rev. A. Varsi, Charles H. Sawyer, Tibur- cio Parrott, and John T. Doyle, Trustees; Ralph C. Harrison, secretary. CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY AND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— The society was incor- porated December 10, 1871. The college was incorpo- rated August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the Univer- sity of California June 18, 1873. The society and college were consolidated January, 1878. Lectures given at the Hall of the College of Pharmacy, Fulton street, between Polk and Van Ness Avenue, for a term of six months, commencing Tuesday, April 3, 1883. The main object of the institution is to unite the apothecaries of this State in organized efiforts to ele- vate the standing of those engaged in the profession, by raising the qualification of its members. This is sought to be accomplished by giving iusti-uction, by lectures and otherwise, in those branches of science on which depend the practice of pharmacy. Four chairs have been established in the College, viz.. Chemistry, Botany, Materia Medica and Pharmacy. The society meets quarterly or oftener for the discus- sion of topics of scientific and practical interest to the pharmacist. Officers. — Emlen Painter, President; F. C. Keil, First Vice-President; E. W. Runyan. Second Vice- President ; Fred. Grazer, Recording and Correspond- ing Secretary; E. A. Schreck, Treasurer; John Calvert, Editor; E. Happersberger, Librarian and Curator; Emlen Painter, S. A. McDonnell, John Calvert, J.H. Dawson, Fred. Grazer, Fred. C. Keil and D. W. Kirk- land, Trustees. CALIFORNIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION. — Incorpor- ated June, 1875. Objects : To encourage rifle prac- tice ; to promote a system of armory drill and target firing among the National Guard; and to provide a suitable range lor the use of the members of the As- sociation. Office, 523 Pine street. Officers.— Col. J. H. Dickinson, President; Lieut. H. T. Sime, Secretary ; Col. A. Andrews, Treasurer: Col. W. R. Smedberg, Col. J. H. Dickinson, Col. A. Andrews, Capt. S. S. Templeton, Capt. M. N. Laufen- berg, Lieut. T. E. Klein, Sergeant Nash, Capt. J. J. Murphy, Lieut. H. Huber, Directors. CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS.— Incorporated March, 1876. Objects: To educate Cali- fornia boys and girls in the mechanical arts and trades. Has an endowment of $475,000, left by James Lick, which has not yet been paid over. Officers— Horace Davis. William Ashburner, Lor- enzo Sawyer, J. D, B. Stillman, and A. 8. Hallidle, Trustees. CALIFORNIA STATE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY — Incorporated December 27, 1876. Number of mem- bers, sixty. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month, at rooms of State Mining Bureau, 212 Suttter street. Object; To make a Pacific Coast geological collection, and to encouragethestudy of geology in all its branches. Officers.— Henry G. Hanks, President; Melville Att- ■wood, Vice-President; S. Heydenfeldt, Jr., Secretary. CALIFORNIA STATE HORTICULTURAL SO- CIETY.—Organized September. 1879. Number of members, one hundred. Meetings held the last Fri- day of each month at Grangers' Hall, 40 California street. Objects: To promote the science and practice of horticulture in all its branches. Secretary's office, 414 Clay street. Officers.— E. W. Hilgard, Berkeley, President; A. T. Hatch, Cordelia, Solano Co., Vice-President; R. J. Turnbull, San Rafael, Treasurer; E. J. Wickson, San Francisco, Secretary. CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU.— Organ- ized under an Act of the Legislature entitled " An Act to provide for the establishment and maintenance of a Mining Bureau," approved April Ifi, 1880. The ob- jects of the Bureau, as set forth in the first section of the Act, are as follows : " There shall be and is hereby established in this State, a Mining Bureau, the prin- cipal office of which shall be maintained in the City of San Francisco, at which place there shall be col- lected by the State Mineralogist, and preserved for study and reference, specimens of all the geological and mineralogical substances, including mineral waters, found in this State, especially those possess- ing economic or commercial value, which specimens shall be marked, arranged, classified and described, and a record thereof preserved, showing the character thereof, and the place from whence obtained. The State Mineralogist shall also, as he has opportunity and means, collect, and in like manner preserve at paid office, minerals, rocks, and fossils of other States, •Territories and countries, and the collections so made shall at all reasonable hours be open to public inspec- tion, examination and study." On May 15, 1880, the Governor appointed, in accordance with the Act, as State Mineralogist, Henry G. Hanks, well-known throughout the State as a gentleman of large practical and scientific knowledge of mining and mineralogy. He at once procured rooms at No. 619 Montgomery street, bnt soon found they were inadequate for the purpose, and therefore removed to No. 313 Pine street temporarily, as the building was soon to be torn down. The Bureau is now located at No. 212 Sutter street, where spacious rooms have been fitted up for the reception and preservation of specimens and a public museum, which are open daily to visitors, free, from ten A. M. to three P. M. The museum will be found very interesting and instructive to tourists as well as our own citizens. CALIFORNIA WING SHOOTING CLUB.— Organs ized 1871. Number of members, twenty-five. Meets monthly at the law office of Crittenden Robinson, 339 Kearny street. Officers.— J. H. Jellet, President ; Robert Ellon, Vice-President; Samuel E. Knowles, Secretary; H. J. Brand, Treasurer. FIRE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC— Organized February, 1876. Meets third Tuesday of February, May, August and November, at rooms 21C Sansome street. Object: Mutual improve- ment. Officers.— George F. Grant, President ; E. W. Car- penter, Vice-President; James W. Staples, Secretary and Trea.surer; T. E. Pope, A. D. Smith and T. A. Mitchell, Executive Committee. GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC— Office, 411 Post street. Objects: To encourage ' Geo- graphical exploration and discovery ; to investigate and disseminate Geographical information by discus- sion, lectures and publications ; to establish in this, the chief city of the Pacific States, for the benefit of commerce, navigation and the industrial and material interests of the Pacific Slope, a place where the means will be afforded of obtaining accurate information, not only of the countries bordering on the Pacific Ocean, but of every part of the habitable globe : to accumulate a library of the best books on Geography, History and Statistics ; to make a collection of the most recent Maps and Charts— especially those which relate to the Pacific Coast, the Islands of the Pacific, and the Pacific Ocean ; and to enter into correspon- dence with scientific and learned societies whose ob- jects include or sympathize with Geography. Officers. — George Davidson, President ; Ogden Hoff. man, Wm. Lane Booker and T. E. Slevin, Vice-Presi- dents ; F. Lambertenghi, Foreign Secretary ; James P. Cox, Home Corresponding Seretary; 0. 1. Hutchin- son, Treasurer ; C. Mitchell Grant, Secretary. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P^»""'**lfir^^"JL»S£!!t';'t^':*^^'''"'' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iinporlern of and Dealern in all kindH of FOREION and noiHKMTIC COAl,, 4t Market Street, t'orner Spear. SOCIETIES. 103 GOLDEN GATE RIFLE CLUB.— Organized Jan- nary 18, 1882. Meet on the second Tuesday of every mouth. Objects: To skill the members thereof in the use of the rifle, and to cultivate and strengthen the bonds of friendship among them. Officers. — J. A. Bauer, President; S.E. Beaver, Vice- President; Wm. Ehrenpfort, Treasurer; J. D. Tallant, Secretary; James Stanton, A. Rahwyler, Fr. Boeck- mann, Shooting Masters. HASTINGS' DEBATING SOCIETY. — Organized September 1, 1878. Number of members, about sev- enty. Meets in Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery street, every Thursday evening. Officers. — Isaac Jacobs, President; Geo. Cabinass, Vice-President ; Joseph Kelly, Recording Secretary ; David Mahouey, Corresponding Secretary ; Abraham Williams. Treasurer. INVENTORS' INSTITUE.— Incorporated in 1883. Rooms 3'21 California street. Objects: To sell and dispose of patent inventions of all kinds, in this State and elsewhere; the placing of creditable and useful inventions of all kinds before the public by advertising, etc. ; the exhibition in the Exhibition rooms connected with the Institute, models of inven- tions, drawings, etc. Officers. — N. W. Spaulding, President; First Na- tional Gold Bank, Treasurer; Daniel Buck, Secretary ; A. B. Smith, Manager. JUNIOR PHILHISTORIAN DEBATING SOCIETY- — Organized in October, 1877. Meets every Monday afternoon in the Debating Hall of St. Ignatius Col- lege. Officers. — Rev. Joseph Sasia, S. J., President; Joseph McArdle, Vice-President ; John Wolan, Recording Secretary ; Clarence McKinstry, Corresponding Sec- retary ; Louis Knell, Treasurer; Wm. Field, Libra- rian ; Chas. Mohun, Censor. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. — Rooms, 913 Market street. This library contains nearly thirty-two hundred volumes in the various departments of literature. Officers.— C. W. Nevin, President; L. S. Kincaid. Vice-President ; T. S. Milton, Secretary. George Can- tus, Treasurer; James Patterson, Librarian. LIGUE NATIONALS FRANCAISE.— Organized Au- gust i, 1871. Meets third Monday of each month, at 120 Sutter street. Objects: To promote friendship, harmony, and intelligence among the French resi- dents of California, and enable them to co-operate in enterprises of general importance. Officers.— Daniel Levy, President; E. Raas, First Vice-President; Henry Payot, Second Vice-President ; E. Meyer, Treasurer ; A. Goustiaux and Raoul Char- trey, Secretaries. The library belonging to the society contains about eleven thousand volumes, all voluntary donations. Any person may have access to the readi ng room, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees and paying an initiatory fee of one dollar, and fifty cents monthly, due in advance. Open every day from twelve to six o'clock P.M., and from half-past seven to ten o'clock P. M., except Sundays and legal holidays. . Officers. — Daniel Levy, President; E. Baas and Henry Payot Vice-Presidents ; John Riehr, Librarian and Secretary. MARINERS' FREE READING ROOM.— Northeast corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Estab- lished March 21. 1876, for the purpose of affording mariners visiting this port, and others, opportunity of reading the local, Eastern, and foreign newspapers, and periodicals, free of charge. A library is also in course of formation, towards which already over five hundred volumes have been donated. Officers.— Henry Chester, President; Charles Ferris, Treasurer; W. D. Bishop, Secretary and Librarian. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.— Organized March 29, 1855. Location, 31 Post street. The objects of this institute are the establishment of a library, reading room, collection of a cabinet, scientific apparatus, works of art, and other literary and scientific purposes. The society has a Reading Room well supplied with the leading scientific and literary periodicals of the day,and a valuable library containing thirty-three thousand volumes, including many rare scientific works. Among these is a com- plete set of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, the full collection of Annales des Ponts et Chaussees, the full set of British Patent Office Reports (thrre thousand five hundred volumes) Dlngler's Polytechnisches Journal, Poggendorf 's An- nalen, Guy's Hospital Reports, etc., etc. Any person may become a member, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees, by isaying au initiation fee of one dollar, and one dollar and fifty cents quarterly dues in ad- vance. Officer.-;.— P. B. Cornwall, President; A. W. Star- bird, Vice-President ; J. A. Bauer, Treasurer ; James Spiers, Corresponding Secretary; E. Fretwell, Re- cording Secretary ; Horace Wilson, Librarian ; Arthur Jellisoa and J. S. Harville, Assistant Librarians. MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organ- ized January 24, 1853. New Mercantile Library Build- ing, north side of Bush street, between Sansome and Montgomery. The rooms of the association are commodious and well arranged. The library contains about fifty-two thousand volumes, and the reading rooms are amply supplied with papers and magazines from the Eastern States and Europe. The terms of membership are three dollars per quarter in advance. Officers.— George T. Marye Jr., President; J. H. Wilder, Vice-President ; F. T. Cooper, Recording Secretary ; David Wilder, Corresponding Secretary ; T. B. Kent, Treasurer ; A. E. Whitaker, Librarian ; L. B. Wetherbee, Assistant Librarian : Edward J. Bailey, Collector. MILITARY LIBRARY.— Incorporated January 3, 1873, for the purpose of acquiring, preserving and con- ducting a public library, to consist chiefly of books, magazines and newspapers of a military character. There are one thousand volumes and two hundred maps. Officers. — John McComb, Archibald Wason, George W. Granniss,W. R. Smedberg, Sheldon I. Kellogg, Jr., Samuel W. Backus, Charles M. Gilmore, David Wilder and P. R. O'Brien, Directors ; John McComb, Presi- dent ; David Wilder, Secretary and Librarian. Office 328 Montgomery street, room 21. NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.— Or- ganized July 11, 1875. This Society is composed en- tirely of young men native to the State and born since July 7, 1846, the day upon which the American flag was raised at Monterey by Commodore Sloat, and has for its object, aside from its social character, the preservation of the traditions inseparably bound up in the pioneer history of the State. A Grand Lodge was instituted in December, 1878, which will hereafter meet annually in June. Officers. — H. Clay Chipman, Past Grand President ; John H. Grady, Grand President; George Hoffmeister, Deputy Grand President; Wm. M. Clark, Grand Treas- urer ; C. L.Weller, Jr., Grand Secretary ; L. C. Branch, Grand Lecturer; C. F. McWilliams, Grand Marshal. Two subordinate Parlors have been organized in San Francisco, viz ; California Parlob No. 1. — Meets every Thursday evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Number of members, one hundred. Pacific Parlor No. 10. — Meets every Wednesday evening at 417 Kearny street. ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION — Organized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgom- ery street. The library contains nearly thirty-nine thousand volumes in the various departments of literature, in- cluding one of the most extensive collections of works on the early history of the Pacific Coast. It also- contains what is believed to be the most com- plete and valuable cabinet of minerals, etc., in the State. Officers.— T. K. Wilson, President; Daniel Mc- Laren, Vice-President ; E. W. Nohl, Recording Secre- tary ; E. F. Adams, Corresponding Secretary ; Henry H. Earle, Treasurer ; George A. Carnes, Librarian ; Andrew J. Cleary, Assistant Librarian. PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA.— This Order was first organized in Philadelphia in 1847. In 1866 the Order was reorganized and placed upon a more substantial basis, and its membership now seek to locate a camp in every town in the United States. It has for its objects the inculcation of pure Ameri- can principles ; the opposition to foreign interference w H W o © o a O ® « O m O B W o o c as O 1-^ GC p ti >^ « X o KDWABDS' rATENT TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., »0«;"1 market ST. Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. Agents, wholesale and Retail. San Francisco. WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: .l<»IIN U^tUinoRE:, Ofliee 133 Spear Street. Y»r«lH: liitf to l-k-. N|>ear SU, and 20, 28 Howard M<. 104 SAN FEANCISCO DIKECTORY. with State interests in the United States of America ; the cultivation of a fraternal and brotherly love ; the preservation of the Constitution of the United States, and the propagation of free education. State Camp. — Was instituted December 15, 1880. State OfBcers.— C. L. Weller" Past President ; 0. K. Robinson, President ; L. A. Norton, Vice-President; J. L. Homer, M. of F. and C. ; J. L. Merguire, Treasurer; A. K. HoUis, Secretary. Office, 2222 Mission street. Number of Camps in the State twenty-nine. Sevee Camps of the Order have been established in this city, viz. : Washington Camp, No. 1.— Instituted October 7, 1877. Meets every Tuesday evening at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. Washington Camp, No. 2.— Instituted April 11, 1878. Meets every Monday at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. Washington Camp, No. 4.— Instituted May 30, 1879. Meets every Wednesday at Washington' Hall, 35 Eddy street, Washington Camp, No. 7, — Instituted December 18, 1879. Meets every Thursday evening at Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission street. Washington Camp No. 9.— Instituted May 23, 1880. Meets every Wednesday evening at Fraternal Hall, Sixteenth street. Washington Camp, No. 12. — Meets every Monday evening in Blair's Hall, Mission street. Washington Camp, No. H. — Meets every Saturday evening at 32 O'Farrell street. daughtebs of libebty. CiKCLE No. 1.— Meets every Wednesday evening in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. Circle No. 2.— Meets every Friday evening In Blair's Hall, Mission street. Golden Gate Commandebt. — Blue Degree, or high- est branch of the Order — was instituted December 14, 1880. Meets every Friday in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. PEOPLE'S FREE LIBRARY, THE.— Organized 1879. Location north side of Bush street, between Kearny and Dupont streets. This institution was provided for in the Act passed by the Legislature of 1877-8, authorizing the creation and maintenance of free libraries, and empowering the Supervisors to levy a tax of not exceeding one mill on the dollar for their support. Pacific Hall, on Bush street, was selected for the library. Albert Hart was appointed Librarian, and on the evening of June 7, 1879, the library was formally opened with about 6,162 volumes, (magazines and periodicals not in- cluded), together with a newspaper department, em- bracing papers from every county of the State, and from all the States and Territories of the Pacific Coast. During the past year, the library has been improved in every department, new books purchased and added, and the facilities for circulating the same greatly improved. At this time there are 35,000 volumes in the Library, and new books are being added at the rate of about 1,000 per month. Between 25,000 and 28,000 are circulated each month. Number of mem- bers (persons entitled to use books at home), 14,000. The library is open for reading from 9 a. m. to 9 p. M. Officers. — George H. Rodgers, President ; Henry Marshall, Secretary; F. B. Perkins, Librarian; T. B. Bishop, John S. Hager, A. 8. Hallidie, Charles Kohler, J. M. McDonald, George H. Rogers, E. D. Sawyer, IrvingM. Scott, Charles C.Terrill, R. J. Tobin John H. Wise and the Mayor, ex-offlcio. Trustees. PHILHISTORIAN DEBATING SOCIETY.— Organ- ized October, 1863. Number of members, twenty- four. Meets every Wednesday' afternoon at St. Igna- tius College. It is composed of the highest classes of the College, the granuates and undergraduates ; but it receives also as members, other educated young men who are not students of this College, pro- vided they possess the required qualifications. Officers.— Rev. Jos. M. Neri, S. J., President; Job. P. Hughes, Vice-President; Jos. Bluxome, Recording Secretary; Jos. Lynch, Corresponding Secretory; William Sweigert, Treasurer ; Edward Luby, Libra- rian ; Thomas Connolly, Censor. SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized March 28, 1871. Objects: The promotion of painting, sculpture, and fine arts akin thereto, the diffusion of a cultivated taste for art in the community at large, and the establishment of an academy or school of de- sign. Membership in this society, which has now about six hundred contributing, one hundred and fifty life, and nine honorary members, is open to all lovers of art. Regular members' meetings held on the fourth Tuesday of March, June, Septem- ber, and December, in the rooms of the society, 430 Pine street. Annual election of officers last Tuesday in March of each year. Officers.- A. G. Hawes, President; F. Marion Wells, and Horace P. Fletcher, Vice-Presidents ; D. P. Bel- knap, Secretary ; J. R. Martin, Assistant Secretary; Lovell White, Treasurer ; Gordon Blanding, Charles Josselyn, R. C. Harrison, J. W, Brown, H. N. Clement and Samuel M. Brooks, Board of Directors. The School of Design connected with the associa- tion was organized December 31, 1873. The school has eighty pupils. Its affairs are managed by a committee of members of the Art Association. Virgil Williams, Director of School. SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION. — Organ- ized April 20, 1872. Number of members, about two hundred. Objects: To maintain the horor and dignity of the prof essidn of the law , to increase its usefulness in promoting the due administration of justice, and to cultivate social intercourse among its members. Rooms 634 Sacramento street and 633 Com- mercial street. Officers.— W. W. Cope, President ; W. R. Wheaton, and John A. Stanley, Vice-Presidents; Thomas V. O'Brien, Secretary ; John F. Swift, Corresponding Secretary; John Burnett, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. — Organized 1865. Library contains about twenty- three thousand volumes. Rooms, New City Hall. Officers — J. P. Hoge, President ; Joseph W.Winans, Treasurer ; F. P. Deering, Secretary and Librarian. SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY.— Organized April 5, 1872. Incorporated August 30, 1872. Number of active members, thirty. Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month at 120 Sutter street, room 44. Object: The study of microscopical science on the Pacific coast. Officers. — Wm, Ashburner, President ; William Nor- ris, Vice-President ; E. J. Wickson, Recording Secre- tary ; Charles W. Banks, Corresponding Secre-tary ; Arthur M. Hlckox, Treasurer. SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.— Organ- ized August, 1850. Rooms, 808 Montgomery street. The expressed objects of the society are to collect and preserve information connected with the early settlement and subsequent conquest of the country, and to perpetuate the memory of those whose saga- city, energy and enterprise induced them to settle in the wilderness and become the founders of a new State. All who were in California prior to the first day of January, 1850, are eligible to membership. Any who have rendered distinguished or important services to the society or State, may be admitted as honorary members. The roll of the society embraces the names of over twenty-three hundred members. Regular meetings of the society take place on the first Monday of each month. Annual election of officers on the seventh day of July, the anniversary of the conquest of California, and of the raising of the American flag on its soil. Annual celebration on the ninth of September, the anniversary of the admission of California into the Union. The Society is pos- sessed of a library, an excellent cabinet of minerals, relics of early times, and various other objects of interest. Officers.— Washington Bartlett, President ; George W. Gibbs, C. A. C. Duisenberg, San Francisco, Chas. H. Chamberlain, Oakland, Wm. McPherson Hill, So- noma, Niles Searles, Nevada City, Vice-Presidents ; Ferdinand Vassault, Secretary ; Howard Havens, Treasurer ; Capt. Isaac Bluxome, Marshal. SOCIETY OF DECORATIVE ART. — Organized March, 1881. Meets first Friday in every month at 300 Stockton St. The objects of this society are the establishment of rooms for the exhibition and sale of woman's work ; the diffusion of a knowledge of de- I nine DDAIirDMAM 9 m manufacturers of fine jewelry in all its LUUlO UnAVLnlllttll a UU. branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOJD WORK. TLOW PRICES. OFFICE. 648 9IARKET STREET. SOCIETIES. 105 corative art among women and their training in arti- sts' industries. To maintain a library of hand-books on subjects of Decorative Art and Design, for the use of members and pupils Ofl&cers.— Mrs. L. L. Baker, President ; Mrs. F. F. Low, Mrs. Hall McAllister, Mrs. A. M. Easton and Mrs. J. L. Rathbone, Vice-Presidents; Mrs. A. Dib- blee. Treasurer; Mrs. John G. Kittle, Recording Sec- retary; Mrs. R. Kaufman and Mrs. J. C. Merrill, Cor- responding Secretaries ; Miss A. W. Barry, Superin- tendent. SWEDENBORG LIBRARY AND TRACT SOCIE- TY.— Incorporated April, 1881. Meets the second Wednesday of each month in the Library of the First New Jerusalem Church, 318 O'Farreli street. Ob- jects : To maintain a library and reading room of the works of Emanuel Swedenborg, and to disseminate books and tracts in harmony therewith. Officers.— B. R. Provines, President ; A. W. Man- ning, Vice-President; Benjamin Shellard. Treasurer ; John Doughty, Secretary; Thomas S. Miller, Benja- min Shellard, Eric Ekelund, A. W. Manning, John McCraith, George H. Sanders, E. D. Feusier, John Doughty and R. R. Provines, Directors. TERRITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA.— In- corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms, 838 Market street. The objects of this association are to form a more perfect union of the Pioneers of California in the bonds of friendship, and to cultivate social inter- course between them ; to collect and preserve histor- ical facts and information in connection with the early and subsequent history of the settlement of the Pa- cific Coast ; to form a library for the diffusion of use- ful knowledge among its members ; to form a cabinet of such minerals, geological, and other natural sub- stances as can be obtained by the association ; to pur- sue such literary and scientific objects, by means of lectures or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient by the Board of Directors, and to perpetuate the mem- ory of those whose wisdom, valor, and enterprise ad- vanced civilization to the shores of the Pacific. All white males who were in California prior to the ninth day of September, 1850, and the male descendants of all such, of lawful age, are eligible to membership. The library now contains upward of twenty-five hundred volumes, and the cabinet for mineralogical, geological, and other specimens of California produc- tion, is in a very flourishing condition. Board meets second Tuesday of each month. Ofiacers.- Wm. T. Garratt, President ; 'William Pear- eon and M. D. Carr, Vice-Presidents ; Lowell J. Hardy Jr., Secretary ; Robert Dinsmore, Treasurer; W. W. Wiiliston, Marshal. UNITED BAR OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized March 8, 1879. Number of members, one hundred and ten. Officers. — James A. Maguire, President ; J. G. Ma- guire. First Vice-President ; A. C. Searle, Second Vice-President; W. A. S. Nicholson, Secretary and Treasurer. Social. ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR.— Organized July 2, 1866. Number of members, sixty-five. Meets second Thursday of each month, at the hall, 516 Bryant street. Officers.- Wm. Blanding, President ; John W. Mc- Kenzle, First Vice-President ; Wm. L. Duncan, Second Vice-President ; John C. Robinson, Secretary ; James L. Martel. Treasurer; Wm. G. Lee, Marshal. BOHEMIAN CLUB. — Incorporated April 9, 1872. — Number of members, five hundred. Business meetings held second Tuesday in January, April, July, and October. Literary and musical meetings last Saturday evening of each month, at the rooms, 430 Pine street. Objects -. The promotion of social and intellectual intercourse between journalists and other writers, artists, actors, and musicians, profes- sional and amateur. Officers. — Paul Neuman, President ; Jerome A. Hart, Vice-President ; Charles Josselyn, Treasurer ; T. H. F. Robertson, Secretary ; J. R. Grismer, A. J. Moulder, Virgil Williams, Joseph D. Redding, and J. A. Thompson, Directors. CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November 24, 1866. Number of members, six hundred and fifty. Meets the first and third Fridays of each month, at 32 O'Farreli street. Objects : Encouragement and Xiractice of the games, and preservation of the customs and manners of Scotland, and a promotion of a taste for her literature, music, etc. Officers.— John F. Kennedy, Chief; Andrew Fore- man, First Chieftain; John Reed, Second Chieftain; David Kerr, Third Chieftain ; Alex. McLea, Fourth Chieftnin ; D. Maclean, M. D., Physician; D. A. McDonald, Donald Mc Lea, and Angus McLeod, Trus- tees. CALIFORNIA BASE BALL LEAGUE.— Organized 1878. Games every Sunday at Recreation Grounds, San Francisco. It is composed of the following Clubs: California B. B. Club, National B. B. Club and Reno B. B. Club. Officers. — Waller Wallace, President ; Edward Mor- ris, Vice-President ; John F. Hennessy, Secretary ; Chas. Rossbach, Treasurer. CALIFORNIA PIONEER COURSING CLUB.— Or- ganized February 20, 1867. Number of members, forty. Regular meetings held on first Tuesday of each month. Location of coiirse, Merced, Merced Co. Officers. — James Adams, President; N. Curry, Vice- President; Clem. Dixon, Treasurer. CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB.— Organized Jan- uary, 1876. Meets at Arion Halle, northeast comer of Kearny and Sutter streets, first Wednesday of each month. Number of members, thirty. Officers.— Philo Jacoby, President; J. Rolfs, Vice- President; A. W. Hatje, Secretary; J. H. Shulte, Treasurer ; A. Rapp, First Shooting Master ; H. Fisch- er. Second Shooting Master. CALIFORNIA WOMAN'S SOCIAL SCIENCE AS- SOCLATION.— Organized August 7, 1880. Number of members, three hundred and seventy-seven. The object of the Association is to promote the social, mental and industrial education of women and girls, and to found a Woman's College of Industry. A printing department is now in operation at 304 Stock- ton street. Meetings are held at half-past 2 P. M., the first and third Saturday of each month, at the rooms of the Association, 304 Stockton street. Officers.— Mrs. J. W. Stow, President; Mrs. Gertie S. Smyth, Vice-President. CONCORDIA CLUB.— Organized November, 1864. Number of members, two hundred. Meetings held first Tuesday of each month at 102 O'Farreli street. Officers. — P. Hagan, President; Sol. Gump, Vice- President ; H. Spitz, Recording Secretary; T. Ober- felder, Financial Secretary; Henry Wangenheim, Treasurer. DANISH SOCIETY (Norden) .-Organized July, 1873. Number of members, about one hundred. Meets second Tuesday of each month at 739 Howard street. Object: To encourage social and dramatic entertain- ment. Officers.— M. W. Mathiesen, President ; James Mad- ison, Recording Secretary ; Hans Ravn, Treasurer. DEUTSCHER VEREIN. — Organized October 2, 1876. Objects: Social recreation and cultivation of music, singing, and German literature among its members. Meets second Monday of each month, at Club Rooms, 216 Dupont street. Officers. — Prof . A. Herbst, President; Charles Bundshu, Vice-President ; Otto H. C. Hundesser, Re- cording Secretary ; H. Ankele, Financial Secretary ; J. G. Oldelehr, Treasurer ; H. C. Meussdorffer, Libra- rian. DOLPHIN SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB.— Or- ganized July, 1877. Number of members, twenty- five. Boat house, foot of Montgomery Avenue. Officers. — Alphonse Deucher, President ; Harry Lusenfeldt, Vice-President ; George W. Lee, Record- ing Secretary; Wm.Van Guelpen, Financial Secretary; H. Weiland, Treasurer; J. E. Petersen, Captain. EL DORADO COUNTY ASSOCIATION.— Organized June 4, 1878. Number of members, twenty-five. An- nual reunion held in May. Officers.— W. T. Gibbs, Oakland. President ; W. H. Bodtish, Secretary ; Thomas McManus, Treasurer. INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 Met St. H IIWCKliEY. SPIERS * HAYES, FCI-TON IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Street, MJ^nf^turers of ROCK BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTING EVRNACESk 106 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. O •H u a> o EUREKA TUEN VEEEIN— Organizpd October 26, 1863. Number of members, one hundred and fifteen. PupilB, one hundred and fifty. Regular meetings, first Wednesday of each month. Hall, 706 Powell street, between California and Pine. Officers. — August Wessell, President : P. H. Kiefer, Vice-President ; A. Kaiser, Recording Secretary; Wm. Dolling, Corresponding Secretary ; William G. Koch, First Leader ; F. Schafer, Second Leader ; C. Locan, Librarian. GEORGE T. TRIMBLE ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Organized January 13, 1875. Number of members, fifty. This Society is composed exclusively of members of the New York Public School No. 7, between the years 1826 and 1846. Annual meeting and banquet in March or April, the date being set in conformity with the same celebration in New York City. Officers. — H. A. Crane, President ; W. H. Bovee and H. N. Morse, Vice-Presidents ; H. F. Stivers, Secretary ; W. F. Buswell, Treasurer. GERMANIA CLUB. —Organized December 12, 1873. Number of members, about ninety. Meets every Tues- day evening, at 71 New Montgomery street, room 3. OflBcers. — F. Mangels, President ; G. Ahlers, Vice- President; D. Tiedemann. Recording Secretary; H. Jansen, Financial Secretary ; W. A. Luhr, Treasurer. GOLDEN GATE YACHT CLUB.— Organized Feb- ruary 28, 1876. Number of members, fifteen. Meets every Monday evening, at northwest corner of Fifth and Stevenson streets. Oflicers. — G. K. Coates, President; J. D. Conniff, Vice-President; C. W. Hubner, Secretary; John E. Broderick, Treasurer ; H. J. Gallagher, Commander ; J. E. Marks, Vice-Commander. GUM TREE CANOE YACHT CLUB.— Organized February, 1881. Number of members twenty. Meets first Tuesday of each month at southeast corner Third and Howard streets. Officers. — A. McGurren, President; W. J. Wren, Vice-President ; George Armstrong, Secretary ; J. C. Doyle, Treasurer ; , Commander; Chas. Wendt, Vice-Commander. HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.— Organized July, 1866. Incorporated February 1, 1873. Number of members, one hundred. Meets every Friday evening at 647 Market street. Officers.- Dr. J. M. Willey, President ; J. H. Culver and Mrs. J. A. Cameron, Vice-Presidents ; H. C. Wilson, Secretary ; James Young, Financial Secretary ; James S. Beasely, Treasurer ; Miss P. V. Gabbs, Librarian; Prof. Heinrich, Conductor. HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ- ized 1874. It is composed of the Pacific Coast Alumni of Harvard University, and now numbers about sixty members. Meetings are held quarterly at some hotel. Objects: Good fellowship and the interests of Harvard University. Officers. — Horace Davis, President; John W. Taylor and Geo. H. Powers, M. D., Vice-Presidents ; Frank J. Symmes, Secretary, office, 122 Sutter; Pelham W. Ames, Treasurer. HAWTHORNE SOCIAL CLUB.— Place of meeting, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Object: Social. Numbers (limited) forty. Officers.— A. M. S. Mayer, President ; H. A. Hahn, Vice-President ; J. A. Mortenstein, Treasurer ; H. W. B. Upton, Recording Secretary ; H. S. Laudon, Corres- ponding Secretary. HOWARD CLUB.— Organized July 21, 1881. Num- ber of members, fifty. Meets every Monday evening at 701 Howard street. Officers.— Jas. Cunningham, President ; Frank Mc- Carthy, Vice-President ; Wm. Liavelle, Secretary ; Jas. McDermott, Treasurer. IVY SOCIAL CLUB —Organized August 15, 1870. Number of members, sixty-five, to which number it is limited. Meets third Monday of each month, at 238 Kearny street. Officers.- Adolph Kahn, President; Chas. F. How- land and S. P. Robbing, Vice-Presidents; James M. Wright, Treasurer; William F. Bryant, Secretary. NEPTUNE SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUBT- Organized February 21 1877. Number of members, thirty-seven. Boat house foot of Leavenworth street, North Beach. Boats, three fovir-oar barges. Colore, blue and white. ODD FELLOWS' LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB. — Organized January 1, 1881. Meet on the second and fourth Saturday evenings of each month in Odd Fel- lows' Hall, 325 Montgomery street. Objects: The im- provement of its members in the work of the order, and for social and literary purposes. Officers.- J. M. Troutt, President ; John Tkompson, Vice-President ; John Edwards, Secretary ; George A. Carnes. Treasurer. OLD NEVADANS.— Orgsnized 1876. Number of members, four hundred. Meets annually. Officers.— J. M. Days, President ; Charles Wilder, Secretary ; Horace Hale, Treasurer. OLYMPIC CLUB.— Reorganized September 1, 1873, by the consolidation of the San Francisco Olympic and the California Olympic Clubs. Number of mem- bers, seven hundred. On the first of January, 1879, the Club moved from their old rooms, on the corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets, to the splendid quarters built especially for them at 119 Post street. The rooms and fittings, furniture and paintings cost upwards of $50,000. The Boxing, Fenc- ing, Dumb-bell, Indian Club and Gymnasium Depart- ments are all elaborately fitted up ; the Billiard, Chess and Reading Rooms are models in their way, and the dressing room department contains five hundred dressing lockers, eighteen bath-rooms, numerous ba- sins, three barber's chairs, and other conveniences. The Club give socials on the third Friday of each month, to which no gentlemen but members are ad- mitted. Class afternoons, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days. Class evenings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Officers. — Horace Fletcher, President ; M. J. Flavin, Vice-President ; R. S. Polastri, Secretary ; R. T. Stombs, Assistant Secretary ; H. B. Rusf , Treasurer ; H. B, Cook, Leader ; L. P. Ward, Collector ; Louis Gerichten, Instructor of Fencing and Boxing ; John A. Hammersmith, Instructor of Gymnastics ; J. Lj-ons, W. Leviston, J. B. Stetson, W. C. Brown, J. H. Jennings and G. M. Robinson, Board of Directors. PHILOMATHIC CLUB.— Organized November 1, 1881. Object: Literary, especially debate. Meets every Monday evening in Society Hall, 310 O'Farrell street. Freeto the public. Officers.— E. B. Cutler, President; W. W. Davidson, Secretory ; J. J. Dunne, Treasurer. PACIFIC CLUB.— Number of members two him- dred and two. Booms, north-east corner of Mont- gomery and Bush streets, containing library and read- ing rooms, supplied with all the domestic and foreign newspapers and periodicals. Officers.— James T. Boyd, President; C. J. Swift, Secretary ; John McKee, Treasurer. PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION SONS OF VER- MONT. — Organized January 6, 1879. Number of members about three hundred. Meet second Friday of eaJh month in Saratoga Music Hall, 814 Geary street. Anniversary festival, January 17. Objects: Social and beneficial. Officers.- Hon. James McM. Shaffer, President ; A. C. Taylor, L. C. Dodge and Charles F. Bassett, Vice- Presidents ; Geo. W. Hopkins, Secretary ; E. P. Mon- roe, Treasurer. PACIFIC COAST KENNEL CLUB (Sporting).— Office, 313 Montgomery SI reet. Organized February, 1881. Number of members about twenty-five. The objects of tl.is Club are to awaken and ptomote pub- . lie interest in thoroughbred dogs ; to familiarize SAN FRftNniSCO LAUNDRY. **^'""8*«?"3!S7t'-»*''**''* J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and I>eulers in COAl, and 1»I« IROKT, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. SOCIEBIES Efll 107 owners, breeders, fanciers and sportsmen generally with the proper judging of dogs, as to breeding, sym- metry, form, condition and quality. The above ob- jects are sought to be obtained by holding yearly Bench Shows, and the awarding of valuable prizes for the purpose of encouraging competition. Officers. — Clem Dixon, President; J. L. Meares, Vice-President ; Col. Stuart M. Taylor, Secretary ; Nevada Bank, Treasurer; Thomas Tunstead, Super- intendent ; D. R. McNeill, Business Manager. , PACIFIC TUKN BEZIHK (of the North American Turner Bund) .—Organized 1859. Meets at the call of the President. The next anniversary meeting will be held in San Francisco. This Bezirk has fifteen hundred members. This is an organization of the different TurnVerein of the States and Territories of North America on the Pacific Coast, and has for its object the cultivation of gymnastic exercises in general, mental and physical education, to facilitate as much as possible the estab- lishment of new Turn Verein, and to impart informa- tion on the subject of their organizatioti to the differ- ent associations constituting the Pacific Turn Bezirk. The following societies constitute the Pacific Turn Bezirk: Turn Verein Vorwarts, and Eintracht Turn- sedion, San Francisco ; Sacramento Turn Verein, Sac- ramento ; Marysville Turnliederkranz Verein, Marys- ville ; Stockton Turn Verein, Stockton ; Oakland Turn Verein, Oakland ; San Jose Turn Verein, San Jose ; Turn Verein Germania, Los Angeles ; Napa Turn Verein, Napa ; Virginia City Turn Verein, Virginia City, Nev. ; Petaluma Turn Verein, Petaluma. PACIFIC YACHT CLUB.— Organized June 28, 1878. Number of members, one hundred and ninety-five. Meets quarterly, first Wednesday in March, June, September and December, at the Palace Hotel. Head- quarters, Club-house, Old Saucelito. Officers. — R. S. Floyd, Commodore ; Joseph Macdo- nough, Vice-Commodore ; Cornelius O'Connor. Treas- urer ; John C. Xelley, Measurer ; ■: — . Secretary; Stewart Menzies, Cornelius O'Connor, W. H. Martenstein, J. Kae Hamilton, Philip Caduc, J. V. Coleman, Directors. PLACER COUNTY ASSOCIATION. — Organized 1877. Number of members, about four hundred. Annual reunion held in Jime. Officers. — William Hollis, President ; J. H. Gates, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO BICYCLE CLUB. — Organized December 13, 1878. Number of members, thirty-two. Meets second Thursday of each month at The Windsor, corner of Fifth and Market streets. Officers. — Columbus Waterhouse, President; Henry London, Captain ; John C. Quinn, First Lieutenant ; F. A. McLaughlin, Second Lieutenant ; J. W. Gibson, Bugler ; George J. Hobe, Secretary and Treasurer, SAN FRANCISCO CADETS' SOCIAL CLUB.— Or- ganized September, 1874. Number of members, sixty. Meets first Wednesday of each month, at Turn Verein Hall, 510 Bush street. Objects: Social enjoyment and mutual improvement of its members. Officers.— George Bigley, President; W. E. Cunning- bam, Vice-President; Thomas O'Neil, Secretary; Wm. Waters, Treasurer. SAN FRANCISCO GRUTLI-VEEEIN. — Organized September, 1874. Objects: Cultivation of music, so- cial entertainments, and to assLst its members in sick- ness. Meets first Tuesday of every month, at Geneva House, 118-120 Ellis street. Number of members, about seventy. Officers. — J. H. Fritchi, President; C. A. Renner, Vice-President ; Fred Spelt, Treasurer ; S. Jritchi, Recording Secretary; F. F. Winkler, Financial Secre- tary ; 1^. Eichenberg and J. Appenzeller, Librarians. SAN FRANCISCO LIEDERTAFEL. — Organized May, 1878. Number of members, forty. Meets every Thursday at Powers' Hall, southeast corner Turk and Pierce streets. Objects: Social. Officers.— F. Schilling, President ; Ph. Kinzel.Vice- President; J. Augustiny, Secretary ; Ad. F. Hinz, Treasurer ; A. Waidle, Leader. SAN FRANCISCO MAENNERCHOR. — Organized 1865. — Number of members seventy. Monthly contri- bution, one dollar. Meets every Tuesday evening in Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk street. The object of this association is the cultivation of music. Officers. — William Stapf , President ; Julius Rausch, Vice-President ;.H. Fortriede, Secretary ; C. Schilling, Treasurer ; Joseph Flach, Librarian ; H. Holzhauer, Leader. SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN.— Organized 1852. Hall south side of Turk street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. The objects of this society are the cultivation of gymnastic exercises in general; to encourage morality ; to improve health ; to cultivate music, and to enter- tain and cultivate free religious and political senti- ments. Stated meetings first and third Wednesday evenings of each month, at half -past eight o'clock. Number of members, about four hundred, of which about forty are attached to the vocal department, F. Waidle, Leader ; twenty-five to the dramatic section, N. Cremer, Manager; forty-five to the rifle section, D. Schoenfeld, Captain, and twenty- five to the fencing section, F. C. Miller, Teacher. Be- sides this, there exists, in connection with the associ- ation, a Verein for boys, from fourteen to eighteen years, which numbers fifty-six members, and is called the Tiirnzcelingsverein, governed by their own offi- cers, under the supervision of three members of the San Francisco Turn Verein. Stated meetings last Wednesday of each month. There is also a school for boys from seven to four- teen years, which numbers two hundred and fifty pupils. Social meetings for members are held every first Thursday evening, and on the last Sunday evening of each month, when a dramatic entertainment is given. Arelief society for sick members, numbering two hun- dred members, is attached to the association. Officers of the Verein. — H. Herzer, President ; Wm. Plageman, Vice-President ; Louis Markus, Recording Secretary ; Ad. Weiss, Corresponding Secretary ; O. Burmeister, First Treasurer; H. Thauwald, Second Treasurer; F. Attinger, First Leader; D. Stieber, Sec- ond Leader; E. Lehmann, Sergeant -at -Arms ; F. Koch, First Librarian ; L. Schmeider, Second Libra- rian ; J. Weiss, H. Plageman and H. 6chutt, Trustees ; C. Wiedeman, Teacher. SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.— Incorporated October 2, 1858. Number of members, two hundred and fifty. Reading room is supplied with thirty difi'erent news- papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals. Library numbers about twenty thousand volumes. Rooms 219 Sutter street. Officers. — Otto Mueser, President ; Joseph May and R. H. Lloyd, Vice-Presidents ; Albert Meyer, Treas- urer ; C. Altschul, Corresponding Secretary ; Albert Schoenfend, Financial Secretary; E. Pallitz, Librarian; L. Goettig, N. S. Bachmann, H. Hofman, M. Rehfisch and I. C. Moore, Directors. SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organized Ju- ly, 1869 ; reorganized, July, 1873. Number of mem- bers, one hundred and forty-five. Meets first Tuesday of each month, at parlor A, Palace Hotel. Headquarters. Club House, Saucelito. Secretary's address, 416 Montgomery street. Officers. — Charles H. Harrison, Commodore ; W. L. Oliver, Vice-Commodore; Franklin Bangs, Treasurer; Mathew Turner. Measurer ; H. B. Underbill Jr., Secretary. SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS OF THE PA- CIFIC—Organized October 1, 1875. Number of mem- bers, seventy. Meetings held quarterly. Objects : To perpetuate a friendly feeling among the ex-mem- bers of the Seventh Regiment (New York City) , resid- ing on the Pacific Coast. Officers. — J. T. Yarrington, Captain ; Joseph Dur- brow. First Lieutenant ; William R. Wheaton, Second Lieutenant ; W. R. Smedberg, Clerk. SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.— Or- TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509 5 I I SOV.K AGENTS FOR Market St. Dedencrs PerDetMl HAY PRESSES MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: 108 SAN FRANCiafO DIRECTORY. St »0 QO •H -d •H O •H V © © X -d as •H as U > u H H ganized November 39, 1865. Annual meeting held on the twenty-fifth day of April, the anniversary of Gen- eral E. V. Sumner assuming the command of the Department of California. Composed of the officers of the California Volunteers, U. 8. A. Officers.— John Lafferty, President; James L. Ho- mer and James E. Hughes, Vice-Presidents ; J. 0. In- niss, Recording Secretary; J. B. Whittemore, Corres- ponding Secretary ; 8. P. Ford, Judge Advocate; Cap- tain W. F. R. Schindler, Treasurer. SOCIETY OF OLD FRIENDS.— Meets second Tues- day in every month in the Justices' Court, corner of Washington and Kearny streets. Officers. — P. H. Hiuli, President; Andrew Ja<;kBon, Vice-President; Emmett Brown, Secretary; Martin Clark, Treasurer ; E. Deaves, Sergeant-at-Arms ; Chas. H. Gough, Marshal. SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized Septi-mber 1, 1860. Number of members, forty-five. Meets second Tuesday of each month at Swiss Hotel, 629 Commer- cial street. Officers.- P. A. Giannini, President; M. Stuber, Vice-President and Treasurer ; J. FrappoUi, Secre- tary ; P. E. Croce, Shooting Master. TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— Organized June 1, 1866. Number of members, three hundred. Meets at Teu- tonia Hall, 1322 Howard street, every Tuesday eve- ning for business purposes, and Wednesday evening for social enjoyment. The objects of this society are to assist members ■who, by accident or sickness, are incapacitated from pursuing their calling, and for the relief and support of the aged and the widows and orphans of deceased members, and for the purpose of defraying the fune- ral expenses of the members thereof. Officers.— J. P. Schmitz, President ; C. F. Holling, Vice-President ; Julius Armbruster, Financial Secre- tary ; F. A. Lux, Treasurer. THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2, 18G2. Incor- porated January, 1871. Meets on the first and third Tuesday evenings of each month, at the club rooms, 414 Pine street. Number of members, about two hundred and eighty-five. Officers.- K. Meussdorffer, President; C. W. Renit- zer, Vice-President ; Emil Meyer, Secretary ; Albert Wissel, Treasurer; Th. Groeling, Librarian. TICINESE LIBERAL SOCIETY.— Organized Nov- ember 17, 1877. Number of members, one hundred and ninety. Meets the fourth Saturday of each month at 023 Pacific street. Objects : Social and be- nevolent. Officers.— D. Paroni, President ; G. D. Mariani and M. Vanoni, Vici -Presidents ; G. Lepori, Secretary; G. Male, Treasurer. TUOLUMNE COUNTY REUNION ASSOCIATION. —Organized June, 1868. Incorporated, 1877. Num- ber of members, seven hundred. Objects : Social intercourse and the annual reunion of the members, which is celebrated by a picnic. Officers. — J. J.Vasconcellos, President ; J. C. Bacon, Vice-President ; W. L. Cunningham, Secretary ; H. M. Rosekrans, Treasurer. TURN-VEREXN VORWARTS.— Organized Jan. 11, 1880. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of each month at their Hall, 310 O'Farrell street. The objects of this Society are : The cultivation of gymnastic exercises, the improvement of health, to entertain and cultivate free religious and political sentiments, and to encourage morality. Number of members, about three hundred. Exercise nights Tuesday and Thursday of each week. School lor ladies, boj's and girls every afternoon. There is also an English- speaking section connected with the Society, which meets every Monday and Wednesday night. Officers.- E. Soedler. First Leader ; O. Fischer, Sec- ond Leader ; H. Mueller, Recording Secretary ; Albert Meyer, Corresponding Secretary ; Wm. Maas, First Treasurer ; C. Schwender, Second Treasurer ; J. Faick, Librarian; Stephen Ruf, John Furst and F. Eaulfuss, Directors ; Conrad Flach, Teacher ; M. Frankenberg, Sergeant-at-arms. UNION CLUB.— Incorporated November 8, 1865. Rooms, northwest comer of California and Mont- gomery streets. The objects of this association are to carry on and conduct the business of a Club House for the enter- tainment, use and profit of such persons as may be- come members thereof. Officers. — Wm. Ashburner, President; Wm. Lane Booker, Vice-President ; Eugene E. Dewey, Secretary and Treasurer. UNITED FIRE ASSOCIATES.— Organized April 8, 1874. Meets at the call of the President. Number of members, two hundred and seventy-tive, composed entirely of members and ex-members of the Fire De- partment. Objects : Social culture and benevolence. Officers. — Wm. H. Bogardus. President; Samuel McDowell and H. W. Burckes, Vice-Presidents; Wil- liam G. Cue, Secretary ; William J. Smith, Treasurer ; J. E. Mitchell, Marshal ; John W. McAdoo, Sergeant at- Arms. VEREIN EINTRACHT.— Organized May, 1868; re- organized December, 1873. Number of members, eleven hundred. Meets every Wednesday evening at their Hall, 316 Post street. Objects : To foster and cultivate the musical and dramatic arts, to give social and literary entertainments, and to assist its mem- bers in sickness and times of need. In connection with this society a gymnastic section, under the leadership of Louis Gerichten, is maintained. Officers.— Otto Sinz, President ; Joseph Sherer .Vice- President ; J. F. Sarcanda, Recording Secretary ; P. Kuhls, Treasurer. VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1866. Office, 422 California street. Number of members originally one hundred aqid eighty-two, comprising the surviv- ors of the five hundred men in the California Battal- ion and Calfornia Hundred at their discharge in Au- gust, 1865. Holds an Annual Reunion on April 9, each year, the anniversary of Lee's surrender. Officers. — Captain C. MasonKinne, President; Lieu- tenant W. A. Robinson, Secretary; General D. W. O. Thompson, Treasurer. WAGNER VEREIN.— Organized August 23, 1876. Meets every month at the call of the President. Ob- jects : Cultivation of music, recreation, and promotion of social Intercourse. Officers.— F. T. Briggs. President; Robert Effey, Vice-President; George W. Longley, Secretary and Treasurer — office, 332 Bush street ; R. H. Swayne, Mu- sical Director. YALE CLUB OF CALIFORNIA .— Organized Sep- tember 1, 1877. Number of members, seventy-five. Regular meetings are held on the second Fridays of January, April, and October, of each year, at place that may be designated by the Executive Committee. There is also an annual meeting and banquet on the last Friday of October. Objects: To promote social intercourse among its members ; to revive the memories and cherish the spirit of Alma Mater, and to further the interests of liberal education upon the Pacific Coast. Officers. — Martin Kellogg, President; Gordon Blan- ding and Ely I. Hutchinson, Vice-Presidsnts ; Mount- ford S. Wilson, Secretary ; Donald Y. Campbell, Treasurer. LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & C0."""»~"''.7^"fcfont'i'A'eTSr '""" LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHINO CAI4I.ED FOK AND DKT.I VKBKD. OFFICK, 64» MAKKKT WTUKET. MILITARY. 109 Military— U, S. Army. MILITARY DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC— In- cludes the Department of California, the Department of the Columbia, and the Department of Arizona ; Maj.-Gen. John M. Schofield, commanding ; Capt.Wm. M.Wherry and Lieut. Charles B. Schotield, Aids-de- Camp; Major William Winthrop, Judge Advocate; Col. JohnC. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant-General; Major JoEeph C. Breckenridge, Assistant Inspector-General; Lieut. -Col. Rufus Saxton, Deputy Quartermaster-Gen- eral, Chief Quartermaster ; Major Michael R. Morgan, Assistant Commissary-General of Subsistence, Chief Commissary of Subsistence; Col. Charles Sutherland, Medical Director ; Lieut-Col. G. L. Febiger, Deputy Paymaster-General, Chief Paymaster ; Capt. William A. Jones, Engineer OflScer ; Capt. Henry Johnson, Medical Storekeeper, Assistant Medical Purveyor; Col. George H. Weeks Jr., Depot Quartermaster; Capt. Gustavus A. Hull, Military Storekeeper; Major Thos. C. Sullivan, Purchasing and Depot Commissary of Subsistence. DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, U. S. A.— In- eludes the States of California and Nevada, and south- east part of Idaho Territory; Maj.-Gen. John M. Schofield, commanding. (Same officers as above on the staff for the Department.) Engineeb Depaetment fob Pacific Coast, U. S. A. —Lieut. -Col. C. S. Stewart, Senior Engineer and Presi- dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast, and Engineer in charge fortifications. Fort Winfleld Scott ; Lieut-Col. Geo. H. Mendell, in charge Alcatraz Island.Lime Point, and Oakland Harbor Improvement ; FirstLieut. Al- bert H. Payson, Recorder Board of Engineers, office 533 Kearny street ; Lieut. -Col. Charles S. Stewart, Twelfth Light House District, office 73-79 U. S. Ap- praisers' Building. NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA. Commander-in-Chief, Governor George Stoneman. Staff. — Major-General George B. Cosby, Adjutant- General, Inspector, Quartermaster, and Commissary- General, Chief of Ordnance, and ex officio Chief of Staff; Colonel John J. Tobln. Assistant Adjutant-Gen- eral ; Colonel Wm. Hammond Hall, Chief Engineer ; Colonel John F. Godfrey, Judge Advocate-General ; Col. G. G.Tyrrell, Surgeon-General; Col. A.Andrews. Paymaster-General ; Colonel Chas. Sonntag, Inspector- General of Rifle Practice ; Lieutenant-Colonels Cabel H. Maddox, George H. Kimball, J. Mervin Donahue, Harry W. Carroll, Cornelius McLean, Guy Shirley, H. R. Williar, Jr., Delmar E. Ashby, Aids-de-Camp. Major-General Walter Turubull, Commanding Division ; headquarters, San Francisco. Staff. — Lieutenant-Colonel R. G. Brush, Assistant Adjutant - General and Chief of Staff; Lieutenant- Colonel John R. Sayers. Division Inspector ; Lieuten- ant-Colonel Lyman C. Parke, Engineer Officer ; Lieu- tenant-Colonel J. P. Triest, Ordnance Officer ; Lieuten- ant-Colonel Warren P. English, Quartermaster ; Lieu- tenant-Colonel Robert McKillican, Inspector of Rifle Practice ; Lieutenant-Colonel William Forsyth, Com- missary ; Lieutenant - Colonel Charles E. Travers, Paymaster; Lieutenant - Colonel H. J. Brady. Judge Advocate ; Lieutenant- Colonel J. C. Tucker, Surgeon; Majors F. A. Woodworth and Chas. A. Kenney, Alds- de-Camp. Second Bbigade. — That portion of the National Guard located in the City and County of San Francisco and the counties of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, San Mateo, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma, Solano, Napa and Lake, now consists of one Reg- iment of Infantry, one Regiment of Artillery, one Battalion of Infantry, two unattached Companies of Infantry, and two Companies of Cavalry, comprising Second Brigade. Headquarters, 7 Nucleus Building. Brigadier-General William H. Dimond, commanding. Staff. — Major George W. Reed, Assistant Adjutant- General and Chief of Staff; Major W. H. Holmes, Brigade Inspector ; Major Horace G. Piatt, Judge Advocate; Major Thos. H. Griffin, Quartermaster; Major Vanderlynn Stow, Commissary; Major John Nightingale Surgeon ; Major Frank P. McLennan, Engineer Officer ; Major Chas. F. Hanlon, Paymaster; Major John T. Cutting, Ordnance Officer; Major Adolpb F. Klose, Inspector of Rifle Practice ; Captain Perrie Kewen, Aid-de-Camp. FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters, 402 Montgomery street. J. H. Dickinson, Colonel Louis L. Bromwell, Lieutenant-Colonel ; George M Gaylord, Major ; Edward R. Swain, Adjutant; Quartermaster; E. C. Hughes, Paymaster; George H Strong, Inspector Rifle Practice; A. S. Peterson, Commissary; A. M. Wilder, M. D., Surgeon; D..D.. Chaplain; Composed of the following companies, viz.: Company A. — J. H. McMenomy, Captain; William P. Sullivan Jr., First Lieutenant ; Henry A. Thomsen, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty. Ar- mory, 420 Post street. Company B. — Samuel J. Taylor, Captain; August F. Plate, First Lieutenant ; John G. Conrad, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-one. Ar- mory, corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets. Company C. — H. S. Templeton, Captain ; John E. Klein, First Lieutenant ; H. T. Sime, Second Lieuten- ant. Number of members, sixty-eight. Armory, 322 Post street. Company D.— George D. Harvey, Captain; Vincent Kingwell, FirSt Lieutenant ; W. H. Nelson, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty - three. Armory, northwest comer of New Montgomery and Howard streets. Company E. — M. N. Laufenburg, Captain; Thomas R. Browne, First Lieutenant ; , Second Lieutenant. Number of members, ninety-three. Ar- mory, northwest corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets. Company F.— E. Everett, Captain; , First Lieutenant ; , Second Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty-nine. Armory, 322 Post street. Company G.— Chas. P. LeBreton, Captain ; Francis J. Kremple, First Lieutenant; Charles L. Tllden, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-three. Armory, 322 Post street. Company H.— Hyman P. Bush, Captain; Joseph B. Smyth, First Lieutenant; W. H. Fraser, Second Lieu- tenant. Number of members, fifty-five. Armory, northwest comer of New Montgomery and Howard streets. SECOND ARTILLERY REGIMENT.— Headquarters, 316 California street. William R. Smedberg, Colonel; David Wilder, Lieutenant-Colonel; James E. Hughes, Major ; Carlton C. Coleman, Adjutant; , Quartermaster; W. H. C. Fowler, Paymaster; George F. Ashton, Ordnance Officer ; Henry Geilfuss, Commissary ; Chas. K. Fitch, M. D., Surgeon; Rev. C. D. Barrows, Chaplain ; Edward G. Sprowl, Inspector of Rifle Practice ; Richard Brown, Sergeant Major ; Harry Durbrow, Quartermaster Sergeant ; Spencer C. Buckbee, Commissary Sergeant ; Charles E. Hinckley, Ordnance Sergeant ; Lorenzo R. Heitler, Drum Major. Composed of the following companies, viz.: Company A, (Gatling Battery) .—John C. Murphy, Cantain; John G. Noonan, Senior First Lieutenant; James Byrnes, Junior First Lieutenant; John P. Warren, Senior Second Lieutenant ; Wm. M. Shaugh- nessy. Junior Second Lieutenant. Number of mem- bers, one hundred. Armory, southeast corner of New Montgomery and Minna streets. Company B, (Light Battery) .— W. B. Collier, Cap- tain ; Wm. H. Aldrich, Senior First Lieutenant; Wm. Macdonald, Junior First Lieutenant; E.'M. Green, way. Senior Second Lieutenant; Charles C. Fisher, Junior Second Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty. Armory, 519 Mission street. Company C— John Bruer, Captain; A. Huber, First Lieutenant; Henry J. Mangels, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy. Armory, 620 Bush street. Captain ; Gerhard - Second Armory, Company D.— Philip Newman F. Reck, First Lieutenant ; Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy. 620 Bu6h street. Company E.— Joseph T. Donovan, Captain; J. J. Carroll, First Lieutenant; G.W.CLARK & CO.™?S.E*IfP 645 MARKET ST. UIMPI/I CY QDICDC S. UAVCC FIII.TON iron WUKHM. 213 FremoiU Mtreet^ nillvl\I.C I jOriund tt fin I CO, Agents for the cembratcUDEANK STEAM PUMPS. 110 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Second Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty. Armory, northeast corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets. Company F.— Wm. B. Quinan, Captain; Thomas 8. Taylor, First Lieutenant; Chas. N. Stangroom, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, eighty. Armory, corner of Sutter and Powell streets. Company G.— Lee W. Mix, Captain; Charles S.Neal, First Lieutenant ; George F. McLeod, Second Lieu- tenant. Number of members, sixty. Armory, cor- ner Sutter and Powell streets. Company H. — William D. Waters, Captain; James W. Reinfeld, First Lieutenant ; Thomas F. O'Neill, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty. Armory, 620 Bush street. Cadet Company. — William C. Sharpstein, Captain; John W. Davis, First Lieutenant ; Cliflford A. Davis, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty. Armory, Boys' High School, north side Sutter street, between Gough and Octavia. FIFTH INFANTRY BATTALION.— Headquarters, 218 California street. Horace D. Ranlett, Lieutenant- Colonel Commanding ; J. K. Duncan, Major; A. L. 8mith,Adjutant; H. L. DeForrest, Ordnance Officer; W. Verbeck, Quartermaster ; C. H. Parsons, Commissary ; Wm. Simpson, Surgeon; , Paymaster; F. Kuhnle, Inspector of Bifle Pracice ; Wm. S. Coch- ran, Chaplain. Composed of the following companies, viz: Company A. — Thos. H. Thompson, Captain; Jos. S. Green, First Lieutenant; E. M. Campbell, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy-five. Lo- cated at Oakland. Company B.- , Captain ; Chas. E. Bradley, First Lieutenant ; Albert K. Whitton, Second Lieuten- ant. Number of members, one hundred. Located at San Jos^. Company C. — D. B. Fairbanksf Captain ; Geo. W. Zartman, First Lieutenant ; Gilbert P. Hall, Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-five. Located at Petal uma. Company D.— Frank O'Grady, Captain ; Thomas P. McDonald, First Lieutenant ; Bichard Coleman, Sec- ond Lieutenant. Number of memfeers, seventy. Lo- cated at Vallejo. UNATTACHED COMPANIES. — San Fbanoisco HnssABs. — C. C. Keene, Captain ; Martin Brunsen, First Lieutenant ; Frank M. Parker, Senior Second Lieutenant ; Robert D. Cunningham, Junior Second Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy-seven. Armory, southeast corner of Minna and New Mont- gomery streets. Oakland Light Cavalry. — Louis L. Bromwell, Captain ; Webb N. Pearce, First Lieutenant ; Varney W. Gaskell, Senior Second Lieutenant ; Ed. E. Dan- forth, Junior Second Lieutenant. Number of mem- bers, seventy-five. Located at Oakland. INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. — The following companies are independent of the National Guard of California, and not under control of the State mili- tary authorities : Austrian Military Co. — Organized March, 1879. Armory, 310 O'Farrell street. Officers— B. Spiro, Captain ; G. Dabelich, First Lieutenant ; N. Sturiza, Second Lieutenant. California Jaegers. — Organized February 5, 1871. Number of members, fifty. Armory, 620 Bush street. Officers. — C. Spiegel, Captain ; William Schuhrer, J First Lieutenant ; Martin Lange. Second Lieutenant. Edjtracht Rifle Section. — Organized, 1876. Num- ber of members, sixty. Armory, 310 Post street. Officers.— W. Hat.)e, Captain ; F. Kuhls, First Lieu- tenant ; H. Coffin, Second Lieutenant. Emmet Guard. — Organized November 18, 1862. R^gan-ized May, 1868. Number of members, forty- seven. Armory, northeast corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets. Officers.— Robert Cleary, Captain ; M. Leahy, First Lieutenant ; James McElligot, Second Lieutenant. French Zouaves.— Organized May, 1870. Number of members, one hundred and thirty-one. Armory, 808 Pacific street. Officers. — J. Boutes, Captain; E. Godeau, First Lieutenant ; H. Picheu. Second Lieutenant. Garibaldi Guard. — Organized June 6, 1868. Num- ber of members, five hundred and fifty. Armory, 423 Broadway street. Officers.-F. Luchetti, Captain ; P. Paganini, First Lieutenant ; A. De Luca, Second Lieutenant. German Fusilier Guard.— Organized December 17, 1870. Number of members, eighty. Armory, Old Tum-Verein Hall. Officers. — C. A. Duisenbertt, President ; Charles Paull, Secretary ; Charles Kirch, Treasurer ; Ernest Maack, Captain ; F. Bodefeld, First Lieutenant ; John Wiese, Second Lieutenant ; George Schaefer, Third Lieutenant Independent McMahon Grenadier Guard. — Organized March 17, 1876. Number of members, eighty. Armory, Irish American Hall. Officers. — John E. Green, Captain ; Daniel Hughes,' First Lieutenant ; S. J. Steele, Second Lieutenant. Independent Bifles. — Organized March 15, 1877. Number of members, seventy. Armory, 620 Bush striet. Officers.— George Cantus, Captain; Theo. Schmal- holz, First Lieutenant ; Henzing, Second Lieuten- ant. Italian Sharpshooters (Bersaglieri Italiani) . — Organized May, 1878. Number of members, seventy. Armory, 625 Broadway street. Officers.— Venanzio Quilici, Captain; S. Giovannini, First Lieutenant; A. Codeglia, Second Lieutenant. Juarez Gu.vbd. — Organized October 28, 1877, out of the Guardia Juarez and Guardia Lerdo. Number of members, forty-three. Officers— Antonio De La Torre, Captain ; F. Ybarra, First Lieutenant ; Joaquin Sobarzo, Second Lieuten- ant. Lafayette Guard.- Organized June 1, 1868. Num- ber of members, one hundred and twenty. Armory, 730 Montgomery street. Officers.— E. Luttringer, Captain ; H. Tyson, First Lieutenant; L. Boudin, Second Lieutenant. Sabsfield Guard.- Organized September 7, 1868. Beorganized May 8, 1878. Number of members, forty. Armory, Humboldt Hall, Mission and 13th streets. Officers.— John Fitzgerald, Captain ; S. F. Farrell, First Lieutenant ; T. J. Harris, Second Lieutenant. Schuetzen Vebein. — Organized September, 1859. Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Armory, Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk street. Officers. — John Wulzen, Captain ; A. Browning, First Lieutenant; H. Schroder, Second Lieutenant; H. Evers, Third Lieutenant ; C. C. Funk, Fourth Lieu- tenant. Swiss Sharpshooters. — Organized March, 1860. Number of members, fifty-four. Armory, 630 Bush street. Officers. — Giuseppe Bontempi, Captain; P. G. Moresi, First Lieutenant ; B. E. Zambelli, Second Lieutenant. Cemeteries. BETH OLAM ( Hebrew) . — Point Lobog avenue, near Thirty-third avenue. CALVARY (Roman Catholic).— North side Broder- ick street, between Geary and Turk streets. CITY.— From Thirty-third avenue to Forty-eighth avenue, north of Point Lobos avenue. GREEK— Turk street, rear of Odd Fellows'. HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew).— Between Eight- eenth, Nineteenth, Dolores and Church streets. LAUREL HILL (late Lone Mountain). — Between Post and California streets, fronting Central avenue. MASONIC— West of Masonic avenue, between Ful- ton and Turk streets ; entrance, Turk street, near Lone Mountain. Office, Masonic Temple. ODD FELLOWS'.— Point Lobos avenue, near Lone Mountain. Office. 410 Kearny street. SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew) .—Between Nine- teenth, Twentieth. Dolores and Church streets. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^^'''"Ih"^}^ I^l^^^i^"''' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. '™p""*"" "'^ »"«*»•'»»*'• *"«:oAL»M.di.i«iROK, *» Market Street, corner Spear. PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES, OF TH£ COMBOLIDAl^D CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OFFICIAL MAPS, 1868, 1870, AND 1872, AND SUBSEQUENT OEDINANCES. Explanatory.— The Ordinance for re-nnmberlnp the buildings of this city provides that " Market Street shall b«> thp start.nK point for the nnmbers of all buildings fronting on the streets running therefrom In a northerly diJIctlon and also for those running therefrom in a southeasterly direction. The streets laid down in the official map of thrcltv rs'foming the water front thereof shall be the starting point for numbers on all streets running westerly and southwesterly therp from except upon such streets ninning westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such street-; Market Street shall be the starting point for numbers. On all streets the numbers on the right hand side, starting from the nolnt of beginning, are even numbers, and on the left hand side, odd numbers. One hundred numbers, or as manTthcreof as may be necessary, shaU be allotted to each block bounded by principal streets; numbers 100, 200 and .300 being resnect- Wely the numbers for commencing the blocks distant one, two. and three streets from the starting point on the side vacant lots of ground shall be allowed for each number. On all cross or intermediate streets the numbering shall com- mence where said streets begin, and shall conform to the plan specified in this Order." "umucimg suau com block from the water front, which is the one extending from Dupont to Stockton. Itmiist be borne" inm'lnd'that'one hundred numbers are allowed on each block between principal streets. The following streets are but partially opened, and each differ materially from the plan originally laid out vl? • Clementina, Ecker, Jessie, Minna, Natoma, Bitch, Shipley, Stevenson, and Tehama. .> miu uui, viz. The territory lying west of Laurel Hill and Odd Fellows' Cemetery, and generally known as the Outside Lands has recently been surveyed, and is designated on the new_official City and County Map as avenues and streets. Those running north and south are named respectively from First to Forty-ninth avenues, and those runnine east and west from First avenue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to W streets running east ana west, A ^Ji^^^^^^^^ '^ frequently made in the Register of Names to the following, and which are located as follows- Hoadley's Addition, situated west of Pierce and between Geary and AVashington; Horner's Addition, south and near the Mission IJolores; Western Addition, west of Larkin; San Miguel Ranch, southwest and near the Mission Dolores; Bernal Heights (U. a.) south of Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno and San Jos6 Roads; and University Mound Tract fU M T 1 west of San Bruno Road, five miles from the City Hall. See, also, Prominent Places, end Street Directory " " (6) Street not opened, (c) Fractional blocks, one hundred numbers allowed for first two blocks (r{) Fronting the bay. (e) Street ends. ( ) Street does not cross. B. H., Bernal Heights. U. M. T., University Mound Tract SSF bouth San If rancisco. A blank is used where the number at the crossing of a street could no"t be ascertained. A, bet Point Lobos av and B fm First av W. A. South S F. See Alle- grhany. Aberdeen, bet Jonah and Albert fm Sunny Vale Homestead Association S to County line. A«oacia, fm Ocean House Road SW San Miguel. Acorn Alley, .'bet Cali- fornia and Sacramento, fm Leavenworth W. Acton, West End Home- stead. Ada Alley, bet Hyde and Leavenworth fm Ada Court E. Ada Court, bet Leaven- worth and Hyde fm O'Far- rell N. Adair, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth fm Howard W to Capp Adam, N and S s Eve bet San Bruno Road and Cali- fornia av, B H Addison, fm Bemis W to Castro, Falrmount Tract. Adelaide Place, bet Geary and Post fm Tavlor W. Adelc, bet Chace and Strineham fm Islais Creek S to Hecker Adele Alley, bet Stock- ton and Powell fm Jackson N. Adler, bet Pacific and Broadway fm Dupont E to Montgomery av Adona Place, bet Ma- son and Taylor fm Wash- ington N. Agate Alley, bet Tav- lor and Jones fm Pos* N to Lewis pi. Agnes liane, bet Stock- ton ami Dupont fmVallejo N. Alabama, bet Florida and Harrison fm Twenty- first S to Serpentine av Alameda, bet Channel and El Dorado fra the bay Wto Harrison. Alamo Square, bet Scott and Steiner, Hayes and Fulton. Alaska, bet Water Front and Mexico Iiq Water Front S to India. Alaska Place, bet Bay and North Point f m Mason W. Albert, Sunny Vale Homestead. Albert Alley, bet Fif- teenth and Sixteenth fm Dolores W. Albion Avenue, bet Valencia and Guerrero fm Fifteenth to Seventeenth. Aleatraz Square, bet Jetterson and N Point, Franklin and Gough. Alder Alley, bet Guer- rero and Fair Oaks fm Twenty-flnstS to Twenty- fourth. Aldine, fm Willard E to Masonic Cemetery. Alemany ATCnne, Academy Tract. Alemany Avenue, bet Dolores and Church fm Seventeenth to Church lane. Alger Place, bet Harri- son and Bryant fm First E Algeria, South S F, bet Sumatra ar.d Lahaina fm Islais Creek SE to Water Front. Alice, bet Third and Fourth fm Folsom to Louisa. Alice Alley, bet Tavlor and Jones from Post N to Lewis. Alleghany, South S F, bet Ship and St Lawrence fm St Thomas SW to County line. Allen, bet Union and Fil- bert fm Hyde W 275 ft and thence at right angles S 57 ft. Allen, BH. See Bronte Alleys Court, bet San- some and Montgomery fm Greenwich N. Allison, West End Man No 2. A I m e r a . bet Leaven- worth and Hyde fm ClayN Alta, bet Union and Fil- bert fm Sansome W. Alta Plaxa, betScottand Steiner, Jackson and Clay. Alvarado, bet Twenty- second and Twenty-third j fm Sanchez to Diamond. ! Amador, bet Islais and i Calaveras fm the bay to [ Honduras. Amazon, E s County Road 5)4, miles fm City Hall, Excelsior Homestead Association. Amboy Alley, bet Pow- ell and Mason fm Union N Amherst, bet Princeton and Yale tm Silver av S, U. M. T. Amity Alley, bet Mont- gomery av and Mason fm Chestnut S. Anderson, bet Cherubus- co and Jefferson av fm Cortland av N, B H. Andover Avenne, fm Cortland av S to Holiday Map A. Andrew, bet Fifth and Sixth fm Folsom N. Ankeny Place, bet Sut- ter and Bush fm Powell E. Anna. See Clasgow. Annie, bet New Slont- gomery and Third fm Mar- ket to Mission. Anthony, bet First and Second fm Mission N. Antonio, bet Ellis and O'Farrell fm Jones W. Appleton, bet Baker av and Charity fm Nashua S. Arago, fm Havelock NE. Belleroche City. Arch, City Land Associa- tion. Argentine, South S F, bet Guatemala and Ecua- dor fm San Bruno Road to County line. Arizona, bet Colorado and Idaho fm Water Front S to India. Arkansas, bet Connecti- cut and Wisconsin fm Cen- ter S to Tulare. Arlington, fm San Jose Road nr Charles SW to Mateo. Army, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh fm San Bruno Road W to Bellevue. Ash Avenue, bet Fulton and McAllister fin Larkin to Fillmore. South Street Jf. side. 1 LSrkln 2 101 Polk .-.. 100 201 Van Ness avenue.. 200 301 Franklin 300 401 Gough 400 a M o Hd H P rt- o to o © a Pi so p SS I © O B 9 © C o 3 9 9 p. BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHANI & CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses. JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. 112 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. 501 Octavln 500 601 LaKuna 600 701 Buchanan 700 Aahburton Place, bet Post and Sutter fm Du- pont K. Afihbury, bet Masonic av and Clayton fra Fulton S. Anfor. bet Medford and Walbrldge, Vlsitacion Val- ley. AthenH, Excelsior Home- stead Association. Atlridec Alley, bet Jones and Leavenworth fni Filbert N. Auburn, bet Mason and Taylor Ihi Jackson to Pa- cific. Ausnst Alley, bet Pow- ell and Mason fm Green N. AngruHta, .South S F, S of Helena fm Silver av W to York. Austin, bet Pine and Bush fm Larkin to Octavla. South Street. If. side. 1 Larkin 2 101 Polk 100 Van Ness avenue.. 200 301 Franklin 300 401 Goush 400 (e) Octavla (e) Averill Avenue, bet Fifth and Sixth fra Harri- son S. Azores. South S F. bet Gibraltar ond Guadaloupe fm Charter (»ak av to County line. Aztecs, bet Cherubusco and Buena Vista fm Coso av NE, B H. B, bet A and C fm First av W. B. South S F. See St. liawrence. Bache, bet Porter and Andover av fm Crescent av S, B H. Bacon, bet Burrow ond Wayland, Im Potrero av \V, U. M. T. Bad$rer, Spring Valley Homestead Association. Bagley Place, bet Du- pont and Stockton from O'Farrell N. Bahama, South S F, bet Trinidad and Corea fm Schneider SE to Water Front. Baker, bet Broderlck and Lyon fm Halghtto Lewis. WeM. Street. E. aide. 1 Halght 2 101 Page 100 201 dak , 200 301 Fell 300 401 Hayes 400 oOl Grove 500 601 Fulton 600 701 McAllister 700 801 CJolden Gate av 800 Turk Calvary Cemetery 1301 Geary 130O 1401 Post 1400 1501 Sutter 1500 1601 Bush IfiOO 1701 Pine 1700 1801 California I8OO 1901 Sacramento 1900 2001 Clav 2000 2101 Washington 2100 2201 JnckBon 2200 2301 Paciac 2300 2401 Broadway 2400 2501 Vallejo 2.500 2601 Green 2600 2701 Union 2700 2801 Filbert 2800 2901 Greenwich 2SK)0 3001 Lombard 3000 3101 Chestnut 3100 3201 Francisco 3200 3301 Bav 3:»0 3401 North Point 3400 3501 Beach :«00 3601 Jctferson .3800 3701 Tonquin .3700 (e) Lewis (e) Baker Avenue, fm Kallroad av E to Islals Creek. Balance, bet Sansome and Montgomery fm Jack- son to Gold. Baldwin Court, bet Fremont and First fm Fol- Bom NE. Baltimore Park, bet Bldley and Fourteenth I'm Guerrero W to Dtalores. fianks, fm California av S to Crescent av, B H. Bannam Place, bet Dupont and Stockton fm Green to Union. Barbadoes, South S F, bet Uruguay and Potto Rico fm Railroad ov to County line. Barneveld Avenue, E of San Bruno KoaA f m Conkling S to Silver av. Bartlelt, bet Valencia and Mission fm Twenty- first S to Serpentine av. East. Street. W. side. 1 Twenty-flrst 2 101 Twenty-second 100 201 Twenty-third 200 301 Twenty-fourth ;»0 401 Twenty-fllth 400 501 Twenty-sixth 500 (e) SerpentineA venue (e) Bartlett, bet Warren and Merced fm Thirtieth S to Laldley. See Harper. Bartlett Alley. See I^ozier. Bartol, bet Sansome and Montgomery fm Vallejo S. Battery, bet Front and Sansome fm Market to the Bay West. Street. • E. side. 1 Market and Bush.. 2 101 Pine 100 201 California 200 213 Halleck 301 Socramento 300 315 Commercial 312 401 Clay 400 417 Merchant , 416 501 Washington 500 Oregon 512 601 Jackson 600 701 Pacific 700 Chambers 710 801 Broadway 800 901 Vallejo 900 1001 Green 1000 Commerce 1101 Union 1100 1201 Filbert 1200 1301 Greenwich (d) (e) Lombard (e) Bauer, Acailemy Tract. Banm Alley, bet Pow- ell and Mason fm Union N Bay, bet Francisco and North Point fm Kearny to Presidio Reservation. South. Street. iV. \ide. 1 Kearny 2 101 Dupont 100 Midway East 201 Stockton 200 Midway West 301 Powell .300 401 Mason 400 501 Taylor 500 601 Jones 600 Montgomery av ... 701 Leavenworth 700 801 Hyde 800 901 Larkin 900 1001 Polk 1000 1101 Van Ness av 1201 Franklin 1301 Gough 1401 (Jctavia Laguna I.tOO Buchanan 1600 1701 Webster 1700 1801 Fillmore 1800 I'JOl Steiner ; 1900 2001 Pler(.e 2000 2101 Scott 2100 2201 Devlsadero 2200 2301 Broderlck 2300 2401 IJakcr 2400 («) Lyon (e> Bay View Place, bet Jones and Leavenworth fm Union N. Bay Avenue, bet First and Second fm Bryant S. Beach, bet North Point and Jefferson fm Dupont to Presidio Reservation. South. Street. if. side. (d) Dupout 2 (d) Stockton 100 201 Powell 200 .301 Mason 300 401 Taylor 400 501 Jones 500 601 Leavenworth 600 Montgomery av... 701 Hyde 700 801 Larkin 800 901 Polk 900 Van Ness av Gov't Reservation 1401 Laguna 1400 1501 Buchanan l.'iOO 1601 Webster 1600 1701 Fillmore 1700 1801 Steiner 1800 1901 Pierce 1900 211OI Scott.' 2000 2101 Devlsadero 2100 2201 Broderlck 2200 2301 Baker 2300 (e) Lyon (c) Beacon, fm Castro SE to Bemis, thence W to Cas- tro. Beale, bet Main and Fre- mont fm Market SE to the bav. S.W. Street. N.E. 1 Market.'. 2 VIscher place 101 Mission 100 Bertha 201 Howard 200 301 Folsom 300 Beale ploce 401 Harrison 400 501 Bryant 500 (e) BratKian (e) Beale Place, bet Fol- som and Harrison fm Main W. Beaver, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth fm Noe W to Castro. Becker Place, bet Post and Sutter fm Taylor E. Bedford Place, bet Stockton and Powell fm Jackson N. Beideman, bet Devlsa- dero and Scott fm Ellis to O'Farrell. Belcher, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth fm Market N Belden, bet Montgomery and Kearny fm Bush to Pine. Bellair Place, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm Chestnut to Francisco Bellevue, W of Ellen fm Elizabeth to Thirtieth Bellevue Avenue, West End Homestead As- sociation. Bemis, fm Beacon SE to Fairmount, thence SW to Castro. Bennini;ton, bet Wood and North av, B H. Benton Avenue, fm Andover av nr Crescent av. Beppeler, San Miguel. Beri^en Alley, bet Bay and North Point, fm Hyde W. Berkeley Avenue, bet Ninth and Tenth fm Mis- sion to Howard. BerkMliire, Mission and Thirtieth Street Exten- sion Homestead Union. Berlin, bet GIrard and Goettingeii ftn Sliver av S. Bcriiiu4»NE AT VERY l,OW RATES. OFFICE. «48 MARKET STREET, STREET GUIDE. 113 O I I n ■ o o o o Of? o © © © © Bourbon, bet Prectta Creek and Norman fm Or- leans NE. Bourne, bet Chace and Llewellyn fm Kossuth S to Hecker. Bontn-ell. bet Steuben and Charter Oak av fm Islais Creek S. Bowdoin, bet Hamilton and Dartmouth fm Sliver av S, V. M. T. Bower Plaee, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm Green S. Bowie Avenae, bet Howard and Folsom fm Eleventh E. Bowles Place, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth fm Howard N. Bowman Pl.tce. S s Bryant nr First. Boj ce, bet Cook and Wil- liamson fm Geary N. Boyd, bet Harrison and Bryant, Seventh and Eighth, and E and W sides Chesley. Boylnton, bet Holyoke and Hamilton fm Silver av N to Rlckard. Bradford, fm Cortland av N to California av BH. Brady, bet Potter and Hermann fm Market SE to Mission, Brady Place, bet Green and Union fm Larkin E. See RorUland. Brannan,)x>t Bryant and Townsend SW fm Beale to Potrero av. 8.E. Street. N. W. 1 Beale 2 101 Fremont 100 201 First ; 200 301 Second 300 311 Stanford Central place 371 Thompson avenue 401 Third 400 417 Bitch ;.. 416 Zoe 430 501 Fourth 500 601 Flflh 600 701 Sixth 700 Clinton. Geneva Boardman place ... Brannan place Gilbert 801 Seventh 800 Korton court 901 Eighth 900 Converse 1001 Ninth 1000 Brannan Place, bet Sixth and Seventh fm Brannan SE. Brazil A-^enne, Excel- sior Homestead Associa- tion. Brenliani Place, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Clay to ■Washington. Brewster, fm Hope SW to California a v,B H. Bridge, bet Leavenworth and Hyde fm Broadway S. Brigbt, nr San Miguel Station. Broad, W s Old San Jos€ Road nr San Miguel Sta- tion. Broad's Place, bet Hyde and Larkin fm Bush N. Broadway, bet Pacific and Vallejo fm Davis W. South. Street. iV. side. 1 Davis 2 101 Front , 100 201 Battery 200 Stevens alley 301 Sansome 300 321 Prescott Bartol 340 401 Montgomery 400 Rowland 501 Kearny 500 Plnckney 620 Montgomery av.... 601 Dupont 600 Duncan court 620 701 Stockton 700 709 Virginia court Morev alley 730 801 Powell 800 817 Scott place 901 Mason 900 921 Salmon 1001 Taylor 1000 - — Sweet Florence 1101 Jones 1100 1201 Leavenworth 1200 1205 Morse place 1213 Bridge 1301 Hvde 1300 1401 Larkin 1400 Maxwell 1501 Polk 1500 1601 Van Ness avenue .1600 1701 Franklin 1700 1801 Gough 1800 1901 Octavia 1900 2001 Laguna 2000 2101 Buchanan 2100 2201 Webster 2200 2301 Fillmore 2300 aiOl Steiner 2400 2501 Pierce .' 2500 2601 Scott 2600 2701 Devlsadero 2700 2801 Broderick 2800 2901 Baker 2900 (e) Lyon (e) Broderick, bet Devlsa- dero and Baker fm Waller to Lewis. Wett. Street. E. side. 1 Waller 2 101 Haight 100 201 Page 200 301 Oak 300 401 Fell 400 501 Haves 500 601 Grove 600 701 Fulton 700 801 McAllister 800 901 Golden Gate av 900 1001 Turk 1000 1101 Eddy 1100 1201 Ellis 1200 1301 O'Farrell 1300 1401 Geary 1400 Garden av 1501 Post 1500 1601 Sutter 1600 1701 Bush 1700 1801 Pine 1800 1901 California 1900 2001 Sacramento 2000 2101 Clav 2100 2201 Washington 2200 2301 Jackson 2300 2401 Pacific 2400 2501 Broadway 2500 2601 Vallejo 2600 2701 Green 2700 2801 Union 2800 2901 Filbert 2900 3001 Greenwich 3000 3101 Lombard 3100 3201 Chestnut 3200 3.301 Francisco 3300 3401 Bav 3400 3501 North Point 3500 3601 Beach 3600 3701 Jeflerson :P00 3801 Tonquin 3800 (e) Lewis (e) Brodericb: Avenue, bet Eleventh and Potter fm Market S. Bronte, bet Mercer and Putnam fm C'ortland av 8 to San Bruno Road, B. H. Brook, fm Dolores nr Thirtieth E to San Josfi Road. Brooklyn Place, bet Dupont and Stockton fm Sacramento S. Brooks, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Market to Geary. Brosnan, bet Ridley and Fourteenth fm Valencia to Guerrero. Brown's Alley, bet Hyde and Larkin fm Mc- Allister N. Bruce Place, bet Lang- ton and Otis pi fm Folsom SE. Brunswick, West End Homestead. Bryan Place. See Burnett Place. Bryant, bet Harrison and Brannan SW fm Spear to Eleventh. S.E. Street. N.W. 1 Spear 2 101 Main 100 2ri Beale 200 301 Fremont 300 401 First 400 Ellery 419 Rlncon place 418 443 Stanlv place .'. 444 501 Second 500 533 Central place 601 Third 600 615 Eltch 635 Zoe 701 Fourth 700 801 Fifth 800 Averillav Oak Grove av Morris av 900 Sixth 900 Clinton Garden Jones place Gilbert 1001 Seventh 1000 Langton White place Decatur 1101 Eighth 1100 1117 Converse Preston place 1118 1201 Ninth 1200 Dore 1301 Tenth 1300 (e) Eleventh (e) Bryant Airenne, bet York and Columbia fm Twenty-flrst S to Serpen- tine av. Bryant Avenue, bet Eighth and Ninth. See Preston Place. Buchanan, bet Laguna and Webster ftn Market N to Lewis. W. Street. E. side. 1 Market 2 101 Kate too 201 Waller 200 301 Haight 300 Rose avenue 401 Page 400 Lily avenue 501 Oak 500 Hickory avenue... 601 Fell 600 Linden avenue 701 Hayes. 700 Ivy avenue 801 Grove .^ 800 Birch avenue 901 Fulton 900 Ash avenue 3001 McAUieter 1000 Locust avenue 1101 Golden Gate av....llOO Elm avenue 1201 Turk 1200 Lauiel avenue 1301 Eddy 1300 Willow avenue 1401 Ellis 1400 8 live avenue 'Farrell 1500 1601 , l,KHIUH. and KNOl,INH FOtrNnRV COKE, 41 9Inrket Street, corner ft»pear. STREET GXnDE. 115 Clipper, bet TVenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth fm Old San Jose Road W to Doug- Clyde, bet Third ond Fourth ftn Townsend NW Codnian Place, bet Powell and Mason fm Washinston S. Cohen Place, bet Leav- enworth and Hyde fm El- lis S. Colin Place, bet Leav- enworth and Hyde fm Jackson S. Cole, W of Qayton S fm Fulton to Carl. Collegre, bet Dartmouth and University fm Silver av S, U. M. T. College Place, bet Lar- kin and Polk fm Hayes N. Collingwood, bet Cas- tro and Diamond fm Sev- enteenth S to Twenty-sec- ond. Collins, bet Wood and Ferrie fm Geary N. Colorado, bet Mexico and Arizona fm Water Front S to India. Colton, bet Market and Mission fm Brady E. Columbia, bet Nine- teenth and Twentieth. See Cniuberland. Columbia, bet Bryant and Harrison. See Flor- ida. Columbia Place, S s Precita av S to California av, B H. Columbia Place, bet Bryant and Brannan. See Fargo Place. Columbia S- wi4ii.n4»K:.. «. rritE i:t3 spear street. Yitr
  • : ia» to 147 S|>«ur St., and 2»S, 2» Howard St. 116 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Drnrr I^ane.bet Folsom and HarrlBon fm Seventh to Langton Dry, or Junction, W s Old San .Iof6 ituad bet Twentv-nlnth and Thir- tieth W to Bellevue. Duane, bet Lombard and Chestnut fm Jones \V. Dublin, Excelsior Home- stead Association. D u ni c o ni b e Alley, bet Kearnv and Diipont tin Jackson X. Dunbar Alley, bet JIontKomery and Kearny fm Merthant to Washing- ton. Duncan, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty- eighth fm Old San Jos6 Road W to Bellevue. Duncan <'ourt, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm ISroadwavN. Dunkirk, bet Rosecrans and I'reiitiss f ra California av S to I'owhattan. Dunn Alley, bet Broad- way and Vall<)o fm Kear- ny E. Dnpont^ bet Keaniy and Stockton K fm Market to Beach. West. Street. E. side. 1 Market AO'Farrell 2 101 Geary 100 111 Morton 110 201 Post 200 Ashburton place... 208 213 Stockton place 219 Mills place Tillman alley 301 Sutter 300 Martin 312 313 Harlan place ■ 401 Bush 400 801 rine 500 505 Virginia court 601 California 600 Mansion House pi 701 Sacramento 700 Commercial 714 801 Clay 800 901 Washlngto-n 900 923 Hall Court 1001 Jackson 1000 1021 Sullivan alley 1101 Paclflc 1100 Dupont alley 1126 1201 Broadway 1200 Montgomery av.... Hinckley 1301 Vallejo 1300 1401 Green 140O 1501 Union 1500 Noblll alley 1506 1601 Filbert 1600 Pardee alley Gerke alley 1618 1701 Greenwich 1700 1709 Kdith place Kdgar place 1801 Lombard 1800 1901 Chestnut 1900 Pfeiffer - — 2001 Francisco 2000 2101 Bay 2100 2201 North Point 2200 (e) Beach (e) Dupont Alley, bet Pa- cific and Broadway fm Dupont E to Montgom- ery av. Dupont Place. See Mansion IIouMe Place. Duiifht, bet Woolsev- and Olmstead fm San Bruno Road W, U. M. T. E, South S F. See Olla. Kast, fm Folsom NW to PaclHc, fronting the bay. West. Street. E. side. 1 Kolsom (d) 101 Howard M, 201 Mission (d, aoi Market (d, 401 Clay (d) Merchant (d) 501 Washington (d) 601 Jackson (d) (e) Paclflc (e) Eaton Alley, bet Pow- ell and Mason fm Green S. Ecker, bet First and Sec- ond fni Market to Mission. Ecuador. South 8 V. bet Argentine and Nicaragua fm San Bruno Road to County line. Eddy, bet Turk and Ellis W fm lunctlon Powell and Market. South. Street. iV. .Hde. 1 Market and Powell 2 - — Glasgow 14 27 Eddy place 101 Mason 100 201 Taylor 200 301 Jones 300 Wagner alley 401 Leavenworth 400 501 Hyde 500 601 Larkin 600 701 Polk 700 801 Van Ness avenue. 800 901 Franklin 900 Gough 1000 Octavia 1100 1201 Laguna 1200 1301 Buchanan IJJOO 1401 Webster 1400 1501 FiUmore 1500 1601 Steiner 1600 1701 Pierce 1700 ■ Farren avenue 1801 Scott 1800 1901 Devisadero 1900 2001 Broderick 2O0O (e) St. Joseph's av (e) Eddy Place, bet Mason and Market f m Eddy. Edirar Place, bet Greenwich and Lombard fni Dupont W. Edinburgh, E.xcel8lor Homestead Association. Edith, bet Greenwich and Lombard fm Dupont W. Edward, bet Hyde and Larkin I'm Bush N. Eigrhteenth, bet Seven- teenth and Nineteenth fm Harrison W. South. Street. JV. tide. 1 Harrison 2 101 Folsom 100 119 Shotwell 118 201 Howard 200 219 Capp 218 301 Mission 300 Jessie Stevenson 401 Valencia 400 501 Guerrero 500 Dolores 600 701 Church 700 801 Sanchez 800 901 Noe 900 Colllngwood 1001 Castro 1000 1101 Diamond 1100 Eureka 1201 Douglass 1200 EiBhteenth Avenue, South SF. See.tlgrcria Eighteenth Avenue, bet Seventeenth and Nine- teenth avs from Presidio Reservation S. Eiehth, bet Seventh and Ninth fm Market SE to CcDt6r. East Street. W.stde. 1 Market 2 Stevenson 101 Mission.'.'..'.'...."."!!!!.' 100 115 Minna 114 Natoma 201 Howard 200 205 Nunan's alley (6) Tehama Clementina 301 Folsom 300 Shipley Heron 401 Harrison 400 501 Bryant 500 801 Braunan 600 Townsend Eighth Avenue, bet Seventh aud Ninth avs fm Presidio Reservation 8 too. Eighth A venue. South S F. Sec Bahama. El Dorado, bet Alameda and Center fra the bay to Sixth and fm Eighth to Harrison. El Monte, fm Beacon W to Castro, Falrmount Tract Eldriflge. bet Harrison and Bryant Seventh and Eighth, E and W sides Chesley. Eleventh, bet Tenth and Twelfth fm Market SE to Bryant. East. Street. W. side. 1 Market 2 101 Mission 100 201 Howard 200 Bowie avenue Henrietta square.. 301 Folsom 300 401 Harrison 400 (e) Bryant (e) Eleventh Avenue, bet Tenth atid Twelfth avs fm Presidio Reservation StoS. Eleventh Avenne, South S F. See Mani- toba. Elgin Park Avenne, S s Market bet Valencia and Guerrero. El iia.bet Taylor and .Tones See Marion Place. Eliza Place, bet Taylor and .Tones fm Washington N. Elisabeth, bet Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth fm San Jos6 av W. Elizabeth, bet Third and Fourth fm Folsom SE to Louisa. Elk, fm Cadwallader N to Islals Creek. Ellen, bet Douglass and Bellevue fm Elizabeth S to Thirtieth. Ellen, bet Seventh and Eighth fm Harrison S. Ellery, bet First and Sec- ond fm Bryant SE to Fed- eral. Ellick Alley, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm Pa- cific N. Ellick l.ane, bet Stock- ton and Powell fm Califor- nia N. Elliot Park, bet Geary and O'Farrell fm Steiner W. ElllH, bet Eddy and O'Far- rfell W fm Junction Stock- ton and Market. South. Street. N. side. 1 Market & Stockton 2 101 Powell „ 100 111 Glasgow 201 Mason 200 301 Taylor 300 401 Jones 400 501 Leavenworth 500 601 Hvde 600 701 La'kin 700 801 Polk 800 iX)l Van Ness avenne_ 900 1001 Franklin 1000 1101 Gough.... 1100 1201 Octavla 1200 vm Laguna 1300 1401 Buchanan 1400 Hollis 1501 Webster 1500 Folger alley 1601 Fillmore 1600 1701 Steiner 1700 Bourbin place 1801 Pierce 1800 Farren avenue 1901 Scott 1900 Beldeman 2001 Devisadero 2000 2101 Broderick 2100 (e) St. Joseph's av (e) Ellnworth, fm California av S to Cortland av, B H. Elm Avenue, bet Gol- den Gate av and Turk fm Larkin \V. South. Street. N. side. 1 Larkin 2 101 Polk 100 201 Van Nesc avenue. 200 301 Franklin 300 (W Gough (6) Jefferson Square... Elmlra, bet WatervlUe and Charter Oak av fm Islals Creek S to Silver av. Emma, bet Bush and Pine fm Stockton E. Emma. Sei- I.,edyard. Emma Place, bet Stockton and Powell fm Chestnuts. Emmet Plaee, bet Cal- ifornia anil Sacramento fm Stockton W. Erie, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth fm Mission to Howard Esmeralda Avenue, fm North av NW to Cali- fornia av. Essex, bet First and Sec- ond f m Folsom to Harrison Essex Plaee, bet Folsom and Harrison fm Essex W to Charles pi. Esterana,]unction Beck- er and Stringham SW to Islals Creek. Eugenia, bet Josephine and Wood fm Geary N. Eugenia, bet Virginia and Cortland avs fmMls- ■ sion E, B H. Eureka, bet Diamond and Douglass fm Seven- teenth S to Twenty-third. Eureka. See Yuma. Eureka Place, bet Bush and Pine fm Larkin E. Eve, W 8 San Bruno Road W to California av, B H Everett, bet Mission and Howard fm Third to Fourth. Ewer Place, bet Sacra- mento and Clay tin Mason W. Ewing Place, bet Post and Sutter fm Laguna W. Exeter, bet Crane and Gould im Paul av S to Salinas. F, South S F. See Talla- poosa. Fair Avenue, fm Cali- fornia av W to San Jos6 Road. Fair Oaks, bet Guerrero and Dolores fm Eigh- teenth to Nineteenth and fm Twenty -first to Twen- ty-fourth Falrmount, S of Ran- dall fm San Jose Road W to Bemls Faith, fm California av N W to Brewster, B H Falcon Place, bet Broadway and Vall^o ftn Taylor E. Falkland. South S F, bet Tenerltfe and Sumatra fm San Joaquin to Water Front. Falmouth, bet Fifth and Sixth from Folsom to Shipley. Fargo Place, bet Bry- ant and Brannan fin Boardman pi SW. Farragiit Avenne, Sun Miguel. FarralloncH. Railroad Homestead. Farren Avenue, bet Scott and Pierce fm Eddy N. Federal, bet Bryant and Brannan fin First SW. Fell, bet Oak and Hayes W fni Jimction Polk and Mar- ket. South. Street. N. side. 1 Market and Polk.. 2 101 Van Ness avenue . 100 201 Franklin 200 301 Gough 300 I nine DDAUrPMAN £. rn importers of jewelry and watches, L-UUlO DnAVLnmnll (X UU. 119 Montgomery St., sen lowerthan any Housein this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTEKMFD TO OFFICE. 048 9IARHET STREET. STREET GUIDE. 401 Octavia 400 501 Laguna 500 601 Buchanan 800 701 Webster 700 801 Fillmore 800 901 Steiner 900 1001 I'lerce lOOO 1101 Scott 1100 1201 Devisadero 1200 i:»l Broderlck -.1300 1401 Baker 1400 Lyon 1500 Lott 1600 JIasonic avenue... 1700 AFhbury 1800 , Clayton 1900 Cole 2000 Shrader 2100 (e) Stanyan (e) Fella Place, bet Bush and Pine fm I'owell E. Felton, bet Sillinian and Burrows fm San Bruno Road SW to La Grand av. Fern Avenue, bet Sutter and Buth fm Larkin to La- guna. South. Street. N.side. 1 Larkin 2 101 Polk 100 201 Van Ness avenue. 200 301 Franklin 300 401 Gough 400 501 Octavia 500 601 Laguna 600 Ferrie. Sec RIahe. Fielding, bet Mason and Taylor fm Lombard N. Fifteenth, bet Four- teenth and Sixteenth fin Harrison W. South Street. N. aide. 1 Harrison 2 101 Folsom 100 Shotwell 201 Howard 200 Natoma. 217 Capp Minna. 301 Mission 300 Lida place Julian avenue Caledonia alley 401 Valencia 400 501 Guerrero 500 601 Dolores 600 701 Church 70O 801 Sanchez 800 901 Noe 900 1001 Castro 1000 Fifleentli Avenue, South S F. See Tener- ifTe. Flfteentii Avenue, bet Fourteenth and Six- teenth av8 tm Presidio Reservation S to W. Firth, bet Fourth and Sixth fm Market SE to the bay. East. Street. W, side. 1 Market 2 (6) Stevenson 14 Mint av 22 33 Jessie (&) 101 Mission 100 107 Minna 106 125 Natoma 124 201 Howard 200 211 Tehama 210 227 Clementina 226 301 Folsom 300 317 Sbiplev 316 329 Clara 328 401 Harrison..'. 400 Perry 501 Bryant 500 - — Tilford 601 Brannan 600 Bluxome _.... 701 Townsend 700 Jewett King 801 Berry _ 800 Channel. Hooper Irwin HubbelL South Fifth Avenue, South S F. See St. Thomas. Fifth Avenue, bet Fourth and Sixth avs, fm Presidio Reservation S to K. Fifth Avenue, bet Fifth and Sixth. See Averill Avenue. Figaro, bet Isabel and California av S fm Califor- nia av to Montcalm, B H. Filbert, bet Union and Greenwich W fm Front to Presidio Reservation. South. Street. N. side. 1 Front 2 101 Batterv lOO 201 Sansome 200 Billings place Napier alley Norton place Montgomery 300 Kearny 400 Filbert place Varennes Grand place Dupont 500 Medau place 504 Jasper place Stockton 600 Powell 700 Gaven 706 Montgomery av.... Scotland 724 Mason 800 Taylor 900 Roach Jones 1000 AtMUge alley LeaBtnworth 1100 Randall place Hyde 1200 Lartiin 130O Polk 1400 Van Ness avenue..l500 Franklin 1600 Gough 1700 Octavia 1800 Laguna 1900 Buchanan 2000 Webster 2100 Fillmore 2200 Steiner 2300 Pierce 2400 Scott 2.500 Devisadero 2600 Broderick 2700 Baker 2800 Lvon (e) Filbert Place, bet Kear- ny and Dupont fm Union to Filbert. Fillmore, bet Webster and Steiner N fm Ridley to Lewis. South. Street. E. side. X Ridley 2 101 Kate 100 Gemiania 201 Waller 200 301 Halght 300 401 Page 400 501 Oak 500 601 Fell 600 701 Hayes 700 801 Grove 800 901 Fulton 900 1001 McAllister ,1000 1101 Golden Gate av....lllOO 1201 Turk 1200 1301 Eddy 1300 1401 EUis 1400 Byington 1501 O'Farrell 1500 1601 Gearv 1600 1701 Post 1700 1801 Sutter 1800 1901 Bush 1900 AVildev 2001 Pine.." 2000 2101 California 2100 2201 Sacramento 2200 2:»1 Clay 2300 2401 Washington 2400 2501 Jacksoa 2.500 2601 Pacific 2600 2701 Broadway 2700 2801 VaUeJo 280O 2901 Green 2S00 3001 Union 3000 3101 Filbert 3100 Pixley 3201 Greenwich 3200 Moulton 301 401 407 417 427 501 515 701 801 901 1001 1101 1201 1301 1401 1501 1601 1701 1801 1901 2001 2101 2201 2301 2401 2501 2601 2701 2801 (e) 3301 Lombard 3300 3401 Chestnut 3400 3.501 Francisco 3500 3601 Bay 3600 .3701 North Point 3700 3801 Beach 3800 3;K)1 Jefl'erson 3900 4001 Toniiuln 4000 (e) Lewis (e) First, bet Fremont and Second fm Market SE to the bay. EwsU Street. W. side. 1 Market 2 Stevenson 22 Jessie 46 Lick alley _ 56 101 Mission 100 Minna 118 Natoma 146 Melius 201 Howard 200 Tehama 220 •223 Tehama place Clementina 248 301 Folsom 300 - — Guy place 318 Boston place 320 Laurel place........ 350 401 Harrison 400 Goodsell place Simpson place 416 Alger place 501 Brvant 500 Federal 520 601 Brannan 800 Bluxome (e) Townsend (e) First A ve n ue, bet Mission and Valencia. See Julian Avenue. First Avenue, fm Pre- sidio Reservation S to J. First Avenue, South S F. See Honduras. Fisher Alley, bet Pa- cific and Broadway fm Powell E. Flint Alley, bet San- some and Battery fm Val- lejo S. Floral Orove. See Rrooks. Florence, bet Taylor and Jones fm Broadway to Vallejo. Florida, bet Alabama and Bryant av fm Channel S to Serpentine av. Folger Alley, bet Web- ster and Fillmore fm Ellis S. Folsom, bet Howard and Harrison SW from East to Thirteenth thence S. S.E. Street. A\W.side. 1 East 2 (r) Steuart (c) 101 Spear 100 201 Main 200 301 Beale 300 315 Zoe place 401 Fremont 400 Baldwin court 408 409 Grant place 501 First 500 Rodney 543 Essex 601 Second 600 6*3 Hawthorne 649 Hampton place 701 Third 70O 717 Ritch 761 Alice 801 Fourth 800 827 Miller place 901 Fifth 900 929 Falmouth 1001 Sixth lOOO 1011 Caroline Harriet 1016 1019 Columbia Square... Russ 1028 10.39 Sherman Moss 1042 1101 Seventh 1100 1113 Langton 1114 1127 Bruce place Rausch 1130 1145 Otis place 1201 Eighth 1200 1301 Ninth 1300 1401 Tenth 1400 117 1417 Juniper 1501 Eleventh 1500 Norfolk 1601 Twelfth 1600 1701 Thirteenth 1700 Erie 1801 Fourteenth 1800 1901 Fifteenth 1<)00 ?001 Sixteenth 2000 2101 Seventeenth 2100 2201 Eighteenth 2200 2;501 Nineteenth 2:«lO 2401 Twentieth 2400 2.501 Twenty-first 2500 2601 Twenty-second. ...2600 2701 Twent.v-third 2700 2801 Twenty-fourth 2800 2901 Twent.v-fifth 2900 3001 Tweut> -sixth 3000 Folsom Avenue. See Otis Place. Foote Avenue, San Mi- guel. Ford, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth fm Sanchez W to Castro. Fortieth Avenue, South S F. See Porto Rico. Fortieth Avenue, fin City (;emetery S. Forty-eighth Avenue fm City C'emeterv S. Forty-eighth " A ve- nue. South S F. See Carthagcna. Fort.T-lifth Avenue, fm Cit.N Ci'inetery S. Forty -fifth Avenue, South S F. See Nica- ragua. Forty-first Avenue, fm City Cemetery S. Forty-first Avenue, South S F. See San Do- mingo. Fort.v -fourth Ave- nue, fm City Cemetery S. Fo r t y • f o u r t h Av- enue, South S F. See Ecuador. Forty-ninth Avenue, fm B, south to J. Forty-ninth Avenue SouthSF. See Rolivla Forty-second Av- enue, fm City Cemetery S. Forty-second Av- enue, South S F. See Ouatemala. Forty-seventh Ave- nue, fm City Cemetery S. Forty -seventh Ave- nue, South S F. See Yucatan. Fort.v-sixth Avenue, fm City Cemetery S. Forty-sixth Avenue, South S F. See Tahiti. Fortj'-tliird Avenue, fm City Cemetery S. Forty-third Avenue, South S F. See Argen- tine. Fountain, bet Ellen and Bellevue fm Twenty- fourth to Twentv-sixth Fourteenth, bet Thir- teenth and Fifteenth ftn Harrison W. South. Street. jV. side. 1 Harri6on..„ 2 101 Folsom 100 Shotwell 201 Howard 200 Natoma Minna 301 Mission 300 Julian avenue 401 Valencia 400 501 Guerrero 50O 601 Dolores 600 Market „ 701 Church 700 801 Sanchez 800 901 Noe 900 1001 Castro 1000 Fourteenth Avenue, South S F. See Para- guay. aWXLARK&CO. 9 LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST : .* : : : 645 MARKET ST. UIKiri^l CY QDirPC JC UAYCQ FI'I^TOBT iron WOKKM, aiS Fremont ni. nilHOnLCI, OrmnO OC nMICO, JMuiintucturers of HIJARTZ lHIt,l,(* and Mining Slachlneiy, a « c c 118 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Fonrteentli Avenue, I'm Preskllo Keservation .south to V. Fourth, bpt Third and Fifth fm Market SE to the bay. £a3t. Street. W. side. 1 Market 2 21 StevenBon HI Jessie 30 101 Mission 100 117 Minna 116 l;tt Everett 201 Howard 200 219 Tehama 218 243 Clementina 242 :m Folsom 300 :n7 Louisa 316 ;«3 Clara 332 401 Harrison 400 418 Perrv 416 431 Silver 501 Brvaut._ 500 523 Welch 5W Freelon 601 Brannau 600 Bluxome 620 701 Townsend COO - — - Jewett Kin? 801 Berry 800 Channel Hoop r Irwin Hubbell Fourth Avenue, fm Presidio Keservation S to K. Fourth Avenue, South S F. See IMauila. Fourth Plftce,bet Hyde and Larkin fm Pacific 8. France Avenue, Ex- celsior Homestead Asso- ciation. FrauoiM. Academy Tract FranciM'o, bet Chestnut anil Bay W fm Montgoin- erv to Presidio Reserva- tion. South. Street. N. side. 1 Montgomery 2 Winthrop (c) Kearny (c) 101 Dupont 100 Midway East Bellair place 201 Stockton 200 Midway West 301 Powell 300 401 Mason 400 501 Taylor 500 Montgomery av.... 601 Jones 600 701 Leavenworth 700 801 Hvde 800 901 Larkin 900 1001 Polk 1000 1101 Van Ness avenue..l100 1201 Franklin 1200 1301 GouKh 1300 1401 Octavia 1400 Laguna Lobos Square 1701 M'ebster 1700 1801 Fillmore 1800 1901 Steiner 1900 2001 Pierce 2000 2101 Scott 2100 2201 Devlsadero 2200 2.301 Broderlck 2300 2401 BaKcr 2400 Franvonia Avenue, (e) Lyon (e) fm Hone SW to California av, B H. Frank Plaee, Det Pine ami Cfllilornla fm Mason W Franklin, bet Van Ness av and Gough N fm Mar- ket to Lewis. West. Street. E. sUie 1 Market and Page... 2 Lilv avenue 101 Oak 100 Hickory avenue.... 201 Fell 200 Linden avenue 301 Hayes 300 Ivy avenue 401 Grove 400 Birch avenue 501 Fulton 500 Ash avenue 601 McAllister 600 Locust avenue 701 Golden Gate av 700 Elm avenue 801 Turk 800 Laurel avenue 901 Eddy 900 Willow avenue 1001 Ellis lOOO Olive avenue 1101 O'Farrell 1100 Myrtle avenue 1201 Geary 1200 Cedar avenue 1301 Post 1300 Walnut avenue 1401 Sutter 1400 Fern avenue 1501 Bush 1500 1507 Austin 1508 1601 Pine 1600 1701 California 1700 1801 Sacramento 1800 1901 Clay liiOO 2001 Washington 2000 2101 Jackson 2100 2201 Pacific 2200 2301 Broadway 2;}00 2401 V»lle]o 2400 2501 Green 2500 2601 Union 2600 2701 Filbert 2700 2801 Greenwich 2800 2901 Lombard 2900 3001 Chestnut 3000 3101 Francisco 3100 Bay Gov't Reservation (e) Lewis (c) Franklin Square, bet Santa Clara and Center, York and Jersey. Freileriek, bet Brvant and Brannan. See Fed- eral. Frederick, bet Carl and Waller fm Masonic av W. Freelon. See I^lew- ell^tn. Freelon, bet Bryant and Brannan fm Fourth E to Zoe. Fremont, bet Beale and First fm Market SE to the bay. East. Street. W. aide. 1 Market 2 101 Mission 100 Melius 201 Howard 200 243 Lincoln place 301 Folsom 300 401 Harrison 400 425 Lawrence place... 501 Bryant 500 (e) Brannan (e) Fremont Court, bet Powell and Mason fm Clay S. Fresno, bet Plumas and India fm the bay W to Honduras. Friedman Place, bet Paciflc and Broadway from Larkin E. Front, bet Davis and Bat- tery N from Market to Greenwich. West. Street. E. side. 1 Market 2 101 Pine 100 201 California 200 211 Halleck :»1 Sacramento 300 317 Commercial 318 401 Clay 400 (c) Merchant 416 501 Washington 500 Oregon 510 601 Jackson 600 Clark fil4 701 Pacilic 700 713 Chambers 712 801 Broadway 800 901 Vallfilo (rf) 1001 Green (d) t'ommerce (d) 1101 Union (d) Dock (d) 1201 Filbert (d) (e) Greenwich (e) Front Avenue, bet Water Front and Hondu- ras fm India SE. Fulton, bet Grove and McAllister W fm Larkin. South. Street. iV. side. 1 Larkin 2 101 Polk 100 201 Van NesB avenue.. 200 .•iOl Franklin 300 401 Gough 400 501 Octavia 500 HOI Laguna 600 701 Buchanan 700 801 Webster 800 901 Fillmore 900 Steiner 1000 Pierce 1100 1201 Scott 1200 liiOl Devlsadero 1300 1401 Brodorick 1400 1501 Baker 1500 1601 Lyon 1600 1701 Lott 1700 1801 Masonic avenue....l800 1901 A-shbury 1900 2001 Clayton 2000 2101 Cole 2100 2201 Shrader 2200 2301 Stanyan 2:«0 «, South S F. See Hantee Oaines, bet Battery and Sansome fm Green to Union. Oale, bet First and Second, fm Townsend to.and front- ing, the bay. Oalindo Alley, bet Gu errero aud Dolores Im Fif- teenth to Sixteenth. Oambter, bet Madison and Harvard fm Silver av SE. Oarden, bet Sixth and Seventh fm Harrison to Bryant. Oarden Avenue, bet Geary and Post fm Devls- adero to Broderick. Oardner, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Post N. Oardner Place, bet Clay and Washington tm Mason W. Oaren, W s San Bruno Roait 4 miles fm CItv Hall Oarlield, N of Shields fm (Jrizaba av W, City Land Association. Oates, fm Cortland av S to Crescent av, B H Oaven, University H .\ssn. Oaven, bet Powell and Mason fm Filbert to Gerenwich. Oeary, bet O'Farrell and Post W fm Junction Kear- ny and Market to First av. South. Street. N. side. 1 Market & Keainy.. 2 25 Brooks 101 Dupont 100 201 Stockton 301 Powell 300 401 Mason 400 Metcalfe place 416 417 Martha place - — .501 Taylor 500 511 Geary place 515 William 512 601 Jones 600 701 Leavenworth 700 801 Hyde 800 901 Larkin 900 1001 Polk 1000 1101 Van Ness avenuc.llOO 1201 Franklin 1200 1301 Gough tlSOO 1401 Octavia 1400 1501 Laguna. 1500 1601 Buchanan 1600 1701 Webster 1700 1801 Fillmore 1800 1901 Steiner 2001 Pierce 2101 Scott 2100 2201 Devlsadero 2200 2301 Broderick 2300 St Joseph's av Baker 2400 Lyon... 2500 Central avenue 2600 V Walnut 2700 2S01 Laurel 2800 21)01 Collins 2900 3001 Blake 3000 3101 Cook 3100 3201 Bovce 3200 3301 Williamson &300 3401 Chase 3400 3501 Merrlfield 3.500 3601 Mears 3600 (e) First avenue (e) Oeary Place, bet Taylor and .Jones fin Geary S. Oeneva, bet Sixth and Seventh fm Brannan SE. Oeneva Avenue, fm Old County Road, San Miguel. Oeorge, bet Fifth and Sixth fm Hooper to Hub- bell. Oeorgia, bet Louisiana and Michigan fm Solano S to Honduras. Oerke Alley, bet Filbert and Greenwich fm Dupont E. Oermania, bet Kate and Waller iux Webster to Fill- more. Oertrudis, fm Hecker S W to Islais Creek. Oibb8,bet Washington and Jackson tm Montgomery Av W. Oibraltar. South SF.bet Madagascaraud Azores fm (Jbarter Oak av to County line. Oibson, bet Green and Union fm Larkin E. Olla, South S F. bet Kas- kaskia and Tallapoosa fm Inilia SW to County line. Oilbert, bet Sixth and Seventh fm Bryant to •Townsend. Ollniore, E s Kentucky nr Shasta. Oirard, bet San Bruno Road and Berlin fm Sliver av S. Olasgoiv, bet Powelland Mason tm Eddy to Ellis. Olen Park Avenue, bet Mission and Howard fm Twelfth SW. OleuM'Ood Place, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth fm Howard S. Olover.betBioadway and Vallejo tm Jones W. Ooat Alley, bet Battery and Sansome fm Vallejo to Green. OodeuH, E e Mission nr Thirtieth E to California av. Oody, W s Mission near Twerty-elghth. Ooettingen, bet Berlin and Somerset fm Silver av S. Oold, bet Jackson and Pa- cific fm Sansome to Mont- gomery. Oolden Court, bet Jones and Leavenworth fm Sac- ramento S. Oolden Oate Av- enue, bet McAllister and T'urk W fm Junction Tay- lor and Market. South. Street. N. side. 1 Market and Taylor 2 101 Jones 100 201 Leavenworth 200 Dale place ('harles 301 Hyde 300 401 Larkin 400 501 Polk 500 6U1 Van Ness avenue. 600 701 Franklin 700 801 Gough 901 Octavia 1001 Laguna ,. 1000 1101 Buchanan 1100 1201 Webster 1200 1301 Fillmore 1300 1401 Steiner 1400 1501 Pierce 1500 1601 Scott 1600 SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "*SHING^DONE^at^SHORT NOTICE JMArnriMniirU Am Importersorand Dealers in amclnd« or POBEI«N»na . WIAl/lJUIMUUbn et Union and Fi 1 bert f m Jasper place E. Jasper Place, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm Union to * ilbert. Java, South S F. bet Mau- ritius and Salvador fm Sil- ver av to Alleghany. Jefferson, bet Beach and Tonquin W fm Powell to Presidio Reservation. South. Street. Jf. side. 1 Powell (d) 101 Mason (d) 201 Taylor (d) 301 Jones (d) 401 Leavenworth (d) 501 Hyde (d) 601 Larkin 600 701 Polk 700 Van Ness avenue. Gov't Reservation 1201 Laguna 1200 1301 Buchanan 1300 1401 Webster 1400 1501 Fillmore 1500 1601 Steiner 1600 1701 Pierce 1700 1801 Scott 1800 1901 Devisadero 1900 2001 Broderlck 2000 2101 Baker 2100 (e) Lyon (e) Jefferson Avenue, E s Laurel av nr Cortland av E to San Bruno Road. JefTersou Square, bet Golden Gate av and Eddy, Laguna and Gou:;h. » Jerome Alley, bet Montgomery and Kearny fm Pacific S. Jersey, bet Potrero av and Hampshire fm Mission Creek S to Twent.v-flrst, Jersey,bet Twenty -fourth and Twenty-flfth fm Old San Jos6 Road W to Doug- lass. Je»aie, bet Market and Mission fm First SW. S.E. Street. If. W. aide. 1 First 2 Ecker „ Anthony 101 Second 100 New Montgomery 161 Annie 162 (6) Third (6) 301 Fourth 300 (6) Firth (b) 431 Mint avenue 501 Sixth 500 601 Seventh 600 There are also in this block numbers from 1 to 30 inclusive. 701 Eighth 700 801 Ninth 800 901 Tenth. 900 (6) Eleventh (6) (W Twelfth (6) (b) Thirteenth (b) lb) Fourteenth (6) (6) Fifteenth (6) (6) Sixteenth (b) lb) Seventeenth (b) Willow avenue 1701 Eighteenth 1700 1801 Nineteenth 1800 1901 Twentieth 1900 (e) Twenty-iirst (e) Jewett, betTownsendand King fm Fourth to Fifth. John, bet Jackson and Pa- cific fm Powell to Mason. John, bet First and Sec- ond. See Dover. Johnson Avenue, bet Parker av and Henderson av fm Geary S. Johnston, bet Spear and Main fm Harrison to Bry- ant. Jonah, Sunny Vale IJome- stead. Jones, bet Taylor and Leavenworth N fm Mar- ket to JetTerson. West. Street. E. side. 1 Mkt & McAllister.. 2 101 Golden Gate av 100 201 Turk 200 215 McDermott place.. 301 Eddv 300 401 EUis 400 411 Antonio Steveloe place 412 501 O'FarreU 500 601 Gear.v 600 Cottage place „ 614 701 Post 700 Lewis place 704 801 Sutter 800 White's place 806 901 Bush 900 1001 Pine 1000 1101 California 1100 1201 Sacramento 1200 Pleasant 1301 Clay 1300 1401 Washington 1400 1501 Jackson J500 1601 Pacific 1600 1607 Bernard 1608 1701 Broadway 1700 1801 Vallejo 1800 Merrill 1901 Green 1900 Lincoln av 2001 Union 2000 2101 Filbert 2100 Valpaialso _. 2201 Greenwich 2200 2301 Lombard 2300 Duane 2401 Chestnut 2400 2501 Francisco 2500 Blontgomerv av... 2601 Bav 2600 2701 North Point 2700 2801 Beach 2800 (e) JetTerson (e) Jones Alley, bet San- some and Montgomery fm Washington to Jackson. Jones' Place, N s Bry- ant bet Sixth and Seventh Josephine, bet Central av and Eugenia fin Geary N. Joseph's Terrace, E s Stockton bet Lombard and Chestnut. Joy, fm California av NW to Brewster, B H. Julia, bet Seventh and Eighth fm Missions. Julia Court, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm O'FarreU N. Julian Avenue, bet Mission and Valencia fm Fourteenth to Sixteenth. Julius, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Lombard N. Junction, or Dry, bet Twenty-ninth and Thir- tieth fm San Jos6 Road W to Bellevue. Juniper, bet Tenth and Eleventh fm Folsoc; to Harrison. Junipero, bet Turk and St Rose's av fm Masonic av AV to Parker av. K, bet J and L fm Fourth av W. K, South S F. See Savan- nah. Kansas,bet Rhode Island and Vermont fm Mission Creek S to Precita Creek. Kappeler Court, bet Gearv and Post fm Mason W. Kaskaskia, South S F, bet James and GUa fm Water Front SW to Coun- ty line. Kate, bet Ridley and Wal- ler W fm Junction Market and Laguna to Steiner. Kate Place, bet Seventh and Eighth fm Brvant SE. Kearny, bet Montgomery and Dupont N fm Market to North Point. West. Street. E. side. 1 Market and Geary 2 19 Morton 101 Post 100 Verraehr place 116 201 Sutter 200 Hardie place 218 ;?01 Bush 300 401 Pine 400 Summer 414 501 California 500 601 Sacramento 600 627 Commercial 632 Clay 700 Merchant 720 801 Washington 800 901 Jackson 900 Montgomery av ... 1001 Pacific 1000 Rowland 1018 1101 Broadway 1100 Dunn alley 1106 1121 Hinckley 1120 1201 Vallejo 1200 1215 San Antonio 1301 Green 1300 1401 Union 1400 1-jOI Filbert ."....1500 1601 Greenwich _1600 1701 Lombard 1700 1801 Chestnut 1800 1901 Francisco (d) 2001 Bay (d) (e) North Point le) Kennebec, l>et Banks and Gates fm California av S to HoUldav Tract, B. H. Kensingrton Place, bet Nineteenth and Twen- tieth fm Howard W. Kent, bet Union and Fil- bert I'm 51a son W. Kentucky, bet Illinois and Tennessee fm Chan- nel S to Denmark. Keppler Alley, bet Noe and Sanchez fm Jer- sey S. Keyes Alley, bet Pow- ell and Mason fin Pacific N. Kimball Place, bet Leavenworth and Hyde fm Sacramento N. King, bet Townsend and Berrv SW fm the bay to Eighth. 8.E. Street. N. W. side. 1 Second..., 2 Hammond place... 101 Third 100 Madden Haggin 201 Fourth 200 301 Fifth 300 401 Sixth 400 501 Seventh 500 (e) Eighth (e) King, S fm Islais Creek to Sliver av, nr San Bruno Road, U 31 T. Kingston Avenue,bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first fm Mission W. Kissling,bet Howardand Folsom rrom Eleventh to Twelfth. Klssling Place, bet Folsom and Harrison, Thirteenth and Four- teenth. Knight's Place, West Eud Map No L Knox, bet Mansfield and Madison f m India av SE. Kohler's Place, bet Kearny and Montgomery fm Green S. Kosciusko, fm Cortland av S to Crescent av, B H. Kossuth, E s Railroad av E to Ohace. Kramer Place, bet Dupont and Stockton fm Greenwich S. li, bet K and M Seventh fm av W. li. South S F. See Platte liafa.rette, bet Eleventh and Twelfth fm Mission to Howard. I^afayette, West End Homestead. I^afayette Park, bet Sacramento and Washing- ton, Gough and Laguna. liafayette Place, bet Kearny and Dupont tm Green to Union. lia erand Avenue, fm India av S. liaguna, bet Octavia and Buchanan N fm Market to Lewis. West. Street. E. side. 1 Market and Kate .. 2 101 Waller 100 201 Haigbt 200 Rose avenue 301 Page 300 Lilv avenue 401 Oak 400 Hickory avenae.... 501 Fell 500 Linden avenue 601 Hayes 600 PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. A English Paper Hangings Residences Decorated in Artistic Style, .X'ir-p^v-atl G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. H INCKI.ET. SPIERS * HAYES, FUI.TON IR«W WORKS, 213 Fremont »«>-f*»' ^„ _,„^ Mai»ufl»cturer« of STATIONARY and MARINE ENOINES »nd R«»II.ERS. eg « O o . u © u Q o £ O 1^ 122 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. Ivy avenue 701 Grove 700 Birch avenue 801 Fulton 800 ABh avenue 901 McAllister 900 Locust avenue 1001 Golden Gate av 1101 Turk Laurel avenue 1201 Rldy 1200 Willow avenue 1301 Ellis 1300 Olive avenue 1401 O'Farrell 1400 Myrtle avenue 1501 Geary 1500 Cedar avenue leoi Post 1600 Ewlng place Walnut avenue .... 1701 Butter 1700 Fern avenue 1801 Bush 1800 1901 Pine 1900 2001 California 2000 2101 Sacramento 2201 Clay 2301 Washington 2300 2401 Jackson 2400 2501 Pacific 2500 2601 Broadway 2600 2701 Vallejo 2700 2801 Green 2800 2901 Union 2900 Grisar 3001 Filbert 3000 Harry place 3101 Greenwich 3100 3201 Lombard 3200 Magnolia 3301 Chestnut 3.S00 3401 Francisco 3400 3501 Bav 3500 3601 North Point 3600 3701 Beach 3700 3801 Jeflerson 3800 3901 Tonquln 3900 (e) Lewis (e) lialialna. South S F, bet Algeria and Mauritius fm Islals Creek to Water Front. I^aidley, fm Thirtieth S E to Falrmount, thence SW to Castro. Iiaiie, bet Clay and Sacra- mento fm First av to City Cemetery. Iiandera, crosses Market at Junction of Fourteenth and Church. Iiangrton, bet Seventh and Eighth fm Howard to S of Bryant. Iiapldgre. bet Valencia and Guerrero fm Eigh- teenth S. Iealer« in COAE. and PIO rRON, 41 JMarket Street, corner Sipear. STREET GUIDE. 123 l.nnt Avenue, bet Gol- denGate nv and McAllister fm Laguna 1, .V e 1 1 , SprlDK Valley Homestead Association. I^yncli, bet Pacific and Broadway fm Lieaven- worth to Hyde. IrTon, bet Baker and Lott N fm Haight to Turl;, and bet Baker and Cen;ral av fm Gcarv to Lewis. li^ons, B H. See l«lnot I<;»'8ett Place, bet Jones and Leavenworth fm Sac- ramento S. M, bet L and N fm Seventh •av W. M, South S F. See Yaioo M, bet Twentv-second and Twenty-third fm Sanchez to Piamond. See Alva- rado. IMtabel Alley, bet O'Far- rell ami (Jeary fm Hyde E Macedonia, S s Califor- nia av S to Cortez, B H. Madagascar, South S F, bet Jamaica and Gib- raltar fm Railroad av to County line. Madeira, South S F, bet 'Costa Rica and Uruguay fm Railroad av to County line. Madden, bet Third and Fourth fm King to Berry. Madison, bet Knox and Gambter fm Silver «v S Madrid, Excelsior Home- stead Association. \ Magrgie AIley,bet Geary and Post fm Jones E. Magnolia, bet Lombard and Chestnut fm Laguna W. Maiden Iiane,bet Mont- fomery and Kearny fm lontgomery av S. Maiden I^ane, bet Stockton and Powell fm Vallejo N. See Vulcan Iupi)nt fin Fran- cisco to Hav. MidwuyYVeitt.bctStock- ton and I'owell fin Fran- cisco to Bay. MiKUfl, fm Bemis near Falrinouut SE to San Jos6 Road. JMileH Cenrt, bet Stock- ton and Powell fm Califor- nia N. mien Place, bet Stock- ton and Powell fin Sacra- mento N. 911 Her Place, bet Fourtb and Fifth fm Fol- Bom S. milH Place, bet Post and Sutter fm PupontW. mi ton. Spring Valley Homestead Association. 91 i n e r V. a , Railroad Homestead. Minna, bet Mission and Howard fm First SW. /?. E. Street. JV. W. side. 1 First 2 Shaw alley _... 101 Second 100 New Montgomery 201 Third 200 301 Fourth 300 401 Fifth 400 Mary 501 Sixth 500 Rnss 601 Seventh 600 645 Julia 646 701 Eighth 700 (6) Ninth (6) (6) Tenth (6) 1001 Eleventh 1000 1021 Lafavette place 1020 (6) Twelfth (6) (6) Thirteenth (6) 1301 Fourteenth 1300 (6) Fifteenth (6) niinna Place, bet Mis- sion and Howard fm Beale \V. Minnesota, bet Tennes- see and Indiana fm South S to Tulare. Minnie, bet Ashbury and Clayton fm Waller S. Mlnot, fm California av S to Cortland av, B. H. Mint Avenue, bet Fifth and Sixth fm Mission N and bet MarKet and Mis- sion fm Fifth W. MiB»ion, bet Market and Howard SW fm East to Thirteenth, thence S to County Road. S. E. Street. N. W. aide. 1 East 2 (c) Steuart (c) 101 Spear ^ 100 201 Main 200 .■WI Beale 300 401 Fremont 400 501 Firht 500 Ecker 5;J7 Shaw alley .\nthony .570 601 Second 600 New Montgomery. Annie 6.50 701 Third 700 Opera alley 801 Fourth 800 901 Fifth 900 • — Mint avenue 921 Mary 1001 sixth 1000 1101 Seventh 1100 Mission alley 1201 Eighth 1200 Laskie 12:» L-Wl Ninth 1300 1313 Berkeley avenue... 1323 (Jrand avenue 1401 Truth 1400 1.501 Eleventh 1500 1.525 Lafavette Potter 1600 West Mission 1601 Twelfth Bond 1701 Thirteenth BIdley 1700 1749 Erie 1801 Fourteenth 1800 1901 Fifteenth 1900 2001 Sixteenth 2000 2013 Goldman place 2101 Seventeenth 2100 Clarion alley Willows avenue ...2120 2201 Eighteenth 2200 2;»1 Nineteenth 2:100 2401 Twentieth 2400 2501 Twenty-first 2500 2601 Twenty-second 2600 2701 Twenty-third 2700 2801 Twenty-fourth 2800 2901 Twentv-lifth 2900 3001 Twenty-sixth ;«)00 MlHHiwn and Ocean Kuad, fm terminus of Mission W. MiHHlon Alley, bet Seventh and Eighth fm Mission N to .Jessie. MlfiHion Avenue, bet Valencia and Guerrero Cm Seventeenth S. See nenrborn Place. MiNMion PIsiia.liet Mis- sion and West Mission fm Twelfth to Thirteenth. Mississippi, bet Penn- sylvania and Texas fm Center S to Tulare. Missouri, bet Texas and Connecttcutfm Center S to Tulare. Mo hank Avenue, San Jllguel. Monongahela, South S F, bet Osage and Savan- nah fm Honduras SW to Visitaclon Valley. Monroe, bet Stockton and Powell fm Bush N to Pine. Montana, Railroad Homestead. Montealni, bet Wolfe and Cortez fm California av E to Isabel. B H. Montenegro, South SF, bet Denmark and Manila fm Islais to Calif ornia Dry Dock. Montezuma, fm Coso av E to Folsom, B H. Muulgoiuery, bet San- some and Kearny N fm Market to Francisco. West. Street. E. side. 1 Market and Post... 2 101 Sutter 100 201 Bush 200 :«l Pine 300 319 Summer 401 California 400 501 Sacramento ,500 513 Commercial 518 601 Clay 600 613 Merchant 622 701 Washington 700 Montgomery av.... 801 Jackson 800 Gold 806 901 Paclflc 900 915 Montgomery court 1001 Broadway 1000 Hinckley 1101 Vallejo 1100 Jackson place 1112 1201 Green 1200 Moulton place 1301 Union 1300 1311 Montgomery place— l.tl5 Alta 1314 1401 Filbert 1400 1.501 Greenwich 1,500 1601 Lombard 16O0 1701 Chestnut (b) (e) Francisco (e) Montaroniery Av- enuerfm NW cor Mont- gomery and Washington NW to Beach. .S IK Street. N:E.side. 1 .Wash and Mont... 2 Glbbs 101 Jackson 100 Kearny 201 Pacllic 200 Adler 301 Broadway 300 Dupont 401 Vallejo 400 Stockton .501 Green „ 500 601 Union 600 I'owell 701 Filbert 700 801 Greenwich 800 Mason !I01 Lombard 900 1001 Chestnut 1000 Taylor „ 1101 Francisco 1100 Jones 1201 Bay 1200 1301 NorthPoint V.m Leavenworth (e) Beach (e) MonlKonier.r Court, tjct Pa.itlc ami Broadway fill Montgomery W. Moii' Morse, San Miguel, W End Map No 1. Morse Place, bet Leav- enworth and Hyde I'm Broadway S. Morton, bet Geary and Post fm Keorny to Stock- ton. Moscow, Excelsior Homestead Association. Moss, bet Sixth and Sev- enth fra Howard to Fol- som. Moulton, bet Greenwich and Lombard fm Buchan- an to Steiner. Moulton Place, bet Green and Union fm Mont- gomery W. Moultrie, fm Cortland av to 'Jrescent av, B H. Mount Vernon Av- enue, bet Mission and San Jose Road fm Accacia SF Mniford Alley, bet Bush and Pine Im Tay- lor E. Munich, E.xcelslor Home- stead Association. Myrtle Avenue, bet O'Farrell and Geary fm Larkin to Laguna. South. Street. N. tide. 1 Larkin 2 101 Polk 100 201 Van Ness avenue. 200 :i01 Franklin '.m 401 Gough 400 501 Octavio 500 601 Laguna 600 N, bet M and 0 fm Seventh avW. Sr, South S F. See Sus- quehanna. Kaglee .Avenue, San Miguel. Napa, bet Butte and Sierra fm the bay Wto Harrison. Napier Alley, bet San- j some and Montgomery fm i Filbert N. I Naples, Excelsior Home- : stead Association. I Napole«»n, bet Norman | and Tulare fm Biggs SW to i Orleans. 1 Nashua, fm I.slais Creek > S to Islais Creek, Gift Map ' No 4. : Natick, bet Roanoke and ; Castro fm Chenery S. : Natonia, bet Mission and Howard fm Fremont SW. S. E. Street. N. W. side. 1 First 2 101 Second 100 New Montgomery (6) Third (b) (M Fourth (6) 40i Fifth 400 501 Sixth 500 601 Seventh 600 701 Eighth 700 (6) Ninth (6) 901 Tenth 900 1001 Eleventh 1000 1019 Lafayette place ....1018 (ft) Twelfth (6) (6) Thirteenth («) 1301 Fourteenth V.m (6) Fifteenth (6) Nebraska, bet Vermont and Utah fm Mission Creek ri to Preclta Creek. Necropolis Avenue, bet Sixteenth anil Seven- teenth fill Dolores W. Nevaahaina Ninth, bet Eighth and Tenthtffm MarKet 8E to Mission Creek. Ea.1t. Street. W. side. 1 Market 2 Stevenson Jessie 101 Mission 100 LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS i 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY fTAMHINQ CAl.L.KI> FOK ANI> DRI.I VKRKR. OFFICK, 64* MAKKKT StTKKET. STREET GUIDE. 125 Minna Natoma 301 Howard 200 Tehama Clementina 301 Folsom 300 401 Harrison 400 SIcLea court 501 Bryant 500 601 Brannan 60« Ninth Avenae, from Presidio Reservation S to P. Ninth Avenue, South S F. See Corea. Noble, bet Fifth and Sixth fin Hul)lieli to South. Noble Place, bet How- ard and Folsom fm Third W. Noble's Alley, bet Union and Filbert fm Du- piint E. Noe, bet Sanchez and Cas- tro fm Ridley S to Thir- tieth. Noonan Avenue, bet Howard and Clementina fm Eighth E. Noonan's Alley, bet Stoclcton and Powell fm A'allejo S. Norfolk, bet Eleventh and Twelfth fm Foisom SE to Harrison. Norman, b>-t Bourbon and Napoleon fm Preclta Creek SW to Orleans. North Avenue,fm Coso av SW to HoUy Park. B H. North Point, bet Bay and Beach W fm Kearny to Presidio Reservation. South. Street. N. tide. Kearny 2 (c) Dupout (c) 101 Stockton 100 201 PoweU 200 301 Mason 300 401 Tavlor 400 501 Jones 500 Montgomery av.... 601 Leavenworth 600 701 Hyde 700 801 Larkin 800 901 Polk 900 Van Ness avenue.. Gov't Reservation Laguna 1400 Buchanan 1500 1601 Webster.... 1600 1701 Fillmore 1700 1801 Stelnor 1800 1901 Pierce 1900 2001 Scott 2000 2101 Devisadero 2100 2201 Broderick 2200 2301 Baker 2300 (e) Lyon (e) Norton, Academy Tract. Nortom Court, bet Sev- enth and Eighth fm Bran- nan S. Norton Place, bet Montgomerv and Sansome fm Filbert N. Norwich, bet Montezu- ma and Prospect av fm Folsom \V, B. H. See Mtoneinan. Nunan'8 Alley, bet Howard and Tehama fm Eighth E. Nye, fm Cadwallader N to Islais Creek. O, bet N and P fm Eighth av W. O'C'onnell Place, bet Mason and Powell, from Vallejo N. O'Farrell, bet Ellis and Geary W fm Junction Du- pont and Market. South. Street. JV. side. 1 Market and Dupt.. 2 Bagley place 14 Julia court 28 101 Stockton 100 201 Powell 200 219 Carlos place - — O'Farrell alley 228 301 Mason 300 Raphael place 401 Taylor 400 William 430 501 Jones 500 601 Leavenworth 600 Harlem alley Ada court...., 701 Hyde 700 801 Larkin 800 901 Polk 900 1001 Van Ness avenue..l000 1101 Franklin IlOO 1201 Gough 1200 1301 Octavia 1300 1401 Lagana 1400 1501 Buchanan 1500 1601 Webster 160O 1701 Fillmore 1700 1801 Steiner. :..1800 1901 Pierce 1900 2001 Scott 2000 2101 Devisadero 2100 2201 Broderick 2200 (e) St Joseph's av (e) O'Farrell Alley, bet Powell and Mason fm O'Farrell N and bet O'Far- rell and Geary f m Mason E. Oak, bet Page and Fell W fm luiiction Van Ness av and Market. South. Street. JV. side. 1 Mkt &Van Ness av 2 101 Franklin 100 201 Gough 20a 301 Octavia 300 401 Laguna 400 501 Buchanan 500 601 Webster 600 701 Fillmore 700 801 Steiner 800 901 Pierce 900 1001 Scott 1000 1101 Devisadero 1100 1201 Broderick 1200 1301 Baker 1401 Lyon 1501 Lott 1601 Masonic avenue... 1701 Ashburv 1801 Clavton 1901 Cole 2001 Shrader (e) Stanyan (e) Oak Orove Avenue, bet Fifth and Sixth fm Harrison to Bryant. Oak Place, bet Geary and Post Im Mason to Tay- lor. See Derby. Ocean House and Beach Boad, fm ter- mination Point Lobos av S and E to Ocean View House. Ocean Ilonne Road, (Central) fm McAllister SW to Ocean View House. Ocean Hou»«e Road, (Mission) fm Mission Do- lores SW to Ocean View House. Ocean House Road, (old) fm San Jos6 Road nr Industrial School W to Ocean View House. Octavia, bet Gough and Laguna N fm Market to Lewis. We.it. Street. E. side. 1 Market & Waller... 2 101 Haight 100 Rose avenue 201 Page 200 Lily avenue 301 Oak 300 Hickory aveuue.... 401 Fell 400 Linden avenue 501 Hayes .500 Ivy avenue 601 Grove 600 Birch avenue 701 Fulton 700 Ash avenue 801 McAllister 800 Locust avenue Golden Gate av Jefferson Square... 1101 Eddy 1100 W^lllow avenue 1201 ElUs 1200 Olive avenue 1301 O'FarreU 1300 Myrtle avenue 1401 Geary 1400 Cedar avenue 1501 Post 1500 Walnut avenue 1601 Sutter 1600 Fern avenue 1701 Bn.sh 1700 Austin 1801 Pine 1800 1901 California 1900 Sacramento Lafavette Park 2201 Washington 2200 2301 Jackson 2300 2401 Pacific 2400 2501 Broadway 2.500 2601 Vallejo 2600 2701 Green 2700 2801 Union 2800 Grisar 2901 Filbert 2900 :J001 Greenwich 3000 3101 Lombard 3100 3201 Chestnut 3200 3:»1 Francisco 3.300 Bay Gov't Reservation 3801 Tonquln 3800 (e) Lewis (e) Ohio, bet Sansome and Montgomery fm Pacific to Vallejo. See Prescott. Ohio, bet Wyoming and Virginia fm Water Front S to Honduras. Old Hickory, E s And- overav nr Crescent av E to San Bruno Road. Old San Jose Road, fm Junction Valencia and Twenty - second SW to County line. Olean, Gift Map No 4. Olive Avenue, bet El- lis and O'Farrell fm Lar- kin to Buchanan. South. Street. N. side. 1 Larkin 2 101 Polk 100 201 Van Ness avenue.. 200 301 Franklin 300 401 Gough 400 501 Octavia 500 601 Laguna 600 01iv>* Court, bet Laguna and Buchanan fm Union S. Oliver, West End Home- stead. Olnistead, bet Dwight and Mansell fra San Bru- no Road W, U. M. T. Oiney Place, bet Town- send and King fm Ham- mond SW. Oneida Avenue, San Miguel. Oneida Place, bet Stockton and Dupont fm Sacramento S. Onondagra Avenue, San Miguel, W End Map Nol. Opal Place, bet Golden Gate av and 'Turk fm Tay- lor E. Opera Alley, bet Third and Fourth fm Mission N\V. Ophir Alley, bet Taylor and .Tones fm Post N to Lewis pi. Oransre Alley, bet Va- lencia and Bartlett fm Twenty-fourth to Twen- ty-sixth. Ordway, bet Ward and Mansell fm San Bruno Road W. Oregon, bet Wasrhington and Jackson W fm Eastto Battery. South. Street. N. side. 1 East 2 101 Drumm 100 201 Davis 200 (6) Front (6) (e) Battery (e) Orient Alley, bet Church and VIcksburg fm Twenty-third N. Orizaba Avenue, City Laud Association, Orleans, bet Vermont and Mazzini fm Kansas SW to Tulare. Orsenlua, fm Peabody S to Salome. Osage, South S F, bet Penobscot and Mononga- heia fm India SW to Vlsl- taclon Valley. Osuge Alley, bet Miss- ion and Bartlett f m Twen- ty-fourth N. Osborne, fm State N to Sixteenth. Oscar Alley, bet Second and Rodney fm Clemen- tina NW. Otis Place, bet Seventh and Eighth fm Folsom SE Otsego, bet Cayuga and Delaware avs tm Geneva av N. Ottowa, San Miguel. Oxford, bet Cambridge and Harvard fm Silver av S, U M T. P. bet 0 and Q fm Ninth av W\ P, South S F. See St. John. Pacitic, bet Jackson and Broadway W fm East. South. Street. Jf. side. 1 East 2 (c) Drumm (c) 101 Davis 100 201 Front 200 301 Battery 300 401 Sansome 400 Prescott 418 501 Montgomery 500 Jerome alley 601 Kearny 600 Montgomery av.... Lestrade place 632 641 Lozier 701 Dupont 700 Pacific place 706 719 SuUivan alley - — - Ellick alley 722 801 Stockton 800 Trenton 901 Powell 900 Keyes alley.. ..i 906 Scott place 922 Hewlett alley 1001 Mason 1000 Salmon 1016 1018 Auburn Himmelmann pl...l024 1101 Taylor 1100 1201 Jones 1200 1301 Leavenworth 1300 1.307 Burgoyne place 1401 Hyde 1400 Morrel place 1420 1421 McCormick 1433 Fourth place (e) Larkin (e) Pacific Alley, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm Broadway S. Pacific Avenue, tbat part of Pacitic street ex- tending f m Larkin to First av ; the numbers continue, however, in regular order fm the commencement of Pacific street: South. Street. N. side. 1501 Larkin 1.500 1601 Polk ItiOO 1701 Van Ness avenue..]700 1801 Franklin 1800 1901 Gough 1900 2001 Octavia 2000 2101 Laguna 2100 2201 Buchanan 2200 2301 Webster 2300 2401 Fillmore 2400 2501 Steiner 2500 2601 Pierce 2600 2701 Scott 2700 2801 Devisadero 2800 2901 Broderick 2!)00 3001 Baker 3000 3101 Lyon 3100 3201 Central avenue 3200 .3301 Walnut 3300 3401 Laurel 3100 3501 Locust 3500 :J601 Spruce 3600 3701 Maple 3700 u/iNnnuf QUAnrc manufacturers of fine g.w.clark & to. WinUUVi OnHULo Wmdow Sliades lor Besidences, Stores, Offices, etc. 645 Market st. UIMPI/I CV CDICDC JP. UAVCC m.TOSr fK05r YVOKKN. 213 Fremont Ntreei, nillUIVLu I f OribilO Ot rtHI CO, >ianufacturers <.t Kuffar nfllH, Vncunni PanK, Ktcw ^ 126 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. o o :8 © as .18 0 o 93 0) 0 3801 Cherry 3800 (e> First avenue (e) Pacific Place, bet Du- pert and Greenwich fm Dupont W to Kramer pi. Paris, F,.xcelsior Home- steail .\ssociatlon. Pari* Avenue, bet Fifth and Sixth fm Harrison to Bryant. .See Morris Avenne. Park Avenne, l)et Mar- ket and the Cit% Hall SW fm McAllister to Larkin. Park Avenue, luclos- Ini: Holly Park, SW s Bi^r- nnl Heights. See Holly Park. Park I.ane North, bet Bryant and Brannan fm Second to Third. Park Iiane South, bet Bryant and Brannan fm Third to Central pi. Park Place, bt- 1 Folfom ami Harrison fm Second K. Park Road, S of Haight and E of Broderlck, in- closing Buena Vista Park. Parker Alley, bet Powell and Clav av fm CTay N. Parker Avenue, bet Odd Fellows', Calvary and Masonic Cemeteries fm Fultcm N to (Jeary. Parker Avenue, bet Wolfe and Riuledge avfni Alaliama E, B H. Parrott Alley, bet Cal- ifornia and Sacramento fm Davis W. Patterson, K s Bernal Helt;hts bet San Bruno Uofld and Bernal. Paul. S s Crescent av nr San Bruno Koad. PauldiuK, fm Old San [ Jose Hoaii NW of House nf ('orrc'ction. PealM»dy.bet Talbert and I Itiitland fm Sunny Vale Homestead S to County line. Pearl, bet Valencia and I (iuerrero fm Market to K'dley. i Pelham, let Barbadoes and San Domingo fm San Bruno Road to County line. Portsmouth Sf|uare, bet Clay and Washington, Kearny and Brenham pi. Post, bet Geary and Sutter Wfm Junction Marketand Montgomerv to Central av . South. Street. X. side. 1 Market and Mont 2 Lick place 12 Kearny 100 Gardner 112 Dupont 200 Stockton 300 Powell 400 Mason- 600 Taylor 600 Agate allev William Ophir alley Jones 700 Leavenworth 800 Hyde 900 Meacham place Larkin 1000 Polk 1100 Van Ness avenue.. 1200 Franklin 1300 Gough 1400 Octavla 1500 Laguna IfiOO Buchanan 1700 Webster ISOO Fillmore 1900 Stelner. 2000 Pierce 2100 Scott 2200 Devlsadero 2;i00 Broderlck 2400 Baker 2500 Lyon 2600 Central avenue (e) Post Ottice Place. See Custom House PI. Potomac. South S F, bet Tombigbee and .San Joa- quin fm Islais SW to Sil- ver av. Potrero Avenue, bet LTtah and Hamiishire I'm Brannan S to Preclta Creek. Potter, bet Eleventh and Brady tm Market SE to Mission. Powell, bet Stockton and Mason fm Market to Jef- lerson West. Street. E. side. 1 Market and Eddy.. 2 101 Ellis lOO O'Farreli 200 Geary Post 400 Sutter 500 Ankenv place 518 Bush 600 Fella place 616 Pine 700 California 800 Sacramento SOO Clav 1000 Washington 1100 Jackson 1200 John Caroline place 1218 101 201 401 501 601 617 701 801 901 1001 1101 1201 1301 1401 1501 1601 1701 1801 1901 2201 2.301 2401 2.501 2801 (e) 201 301 <01 .501 601 701 801 901 1001 1101 1201 1211 SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACgONOUGH & CO. CIT9IBER1.AND, l,EH(UH. »ne»r. STEEET GUIDE. 127 1301 Pacific 1300 Fisher alley I-IOI Broadway HOO 1.501 Vallejo 1500 1601 Oreeu 1600 1701 UnioD Mod tiromery a v 1801 Filbert 1800 1901 Greenwich ISOO 2001 Lombard 2000 2101 Chestnut 2100 2201 Francisco 2200 Vandewater 2301 Bav 2300 2401 North Point 2400 2501 Beach (d) (e) Jefferson „. (e) Powell Avenue, W s Calllornla av W to San Jos6 Road. Powhattan, fm North av E to Wlnslow, B H. Prague, Excelsior Home- stead AsBociation. Pratt, bet Brannan and Townsend t"m Seventh SW. Pratt Plaee, N s Cali- fornia bet Stockton and Powell Precita Avenue, from San Jo^;6 Koad nr Twenty- seventh E to San Bruno Road. PrentiHs, fm California av S to Cortland av, B H. Prescott, bet San come and Montgomery fm I'a- cific N to Broadway and fm Vallejo S. Presidio Road, fm ter- mination of Central av N to Presidio Barracks Preston Plaee, bet Eighth and Ninth fm Bry- ant NW. Prelch. E of San Bruno Road 3 miles fm City Hall. Priest, bet Jones and Leavenworth fm Clay to Washington. Prim, San Miguel. Princeton, bet Univer- sltv andAmhertt fm Sil- ver av S, U M T. Pringle Court, bet Sansomeand Montgomery fm Greenwich N. Pro8|iect Avenue, fm Cortland av NE to Coso av,B H. Prospect Place, bet Stoclcton and Powell fm Pine to piay. Pulaski, fm Cortland av S to Crescent av, B H. Putnam, fm Cortland av S to Crescent av, B H. Putzman, E of San Bru- no Road 3 miles fm City ; Hall. ^i, South S F. See Tom- Q, bet P and R fm Tenth av \y. Quince Alley, bet Do- lores and Fair ilaks fm Twenty-first to Twenty- fourth. Quincy, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Pine to Cali- fornia. Quincy Place, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Pine S. Quinn, bet Ridley and Fourteenth fm E of Valen- cia W to Guerrero. R, bet Q and 8 fm Eleventh av W. R, South S F. See Poto- mac. Railroad Avenue, South S F, fm Denmark SW to San Bruno av nr Barhadoes. Railroad Avenue, fm Mareupo to Delaware av. See Palmetto Avenue. Railroad Avenue, fm Islals Creek to Silver av. ^ee Barneveld Avenue. Railway, bet Seven- teenth and Eighteenth fm Dolores E. Ralston. City Land Asso- ciation. Ramsell. bet Arch and Victoria, City Land Asso- ciation. Randall, W s San Josfi Road nr Thirtieth W to Palmer. Randall Place, bet Leavenworth and Hyde fm Greenwich N. Randolph, bet Sargent and Stanley fm Orizaba av W; Cit> Land Association Raphael Place, bet Tavlor and Mason fm (I'Farrell N. Rausch, bet Seventh and Eighth fm Howard to Fol- som. R a y n o 1 d a^ Vlsitaclon Valley. " Reagan Place, bet Powell and Mason fm Gea- rvS. Redfield Alley, bet Union and Filbert fm Taylor W. Reed, bet Jor»es and Leav- enworth fm Clay to Wash- ington. Reed Place, bet Mont- gomery and Kearny fm Green S. Regent, bet Sickles av and Liebig fm Old San Jose Road SE to Wyom- ing. Reservoir, bet Kate and Fourteenth fm Market W. Rhine, San Miguel. Rhode Island, bet De Haro and Kansas fm Eighth S to Precita Creek. Rice, Sau Miguel. Richards, VV s San Bru- no Road 3 miles fm City Hall. Ridley, bet Hermann and Fourti'enth fm Mission W to Devisadero. Riggs, fra Napoleon S to Schneider. Rivcon Avenue, bet Brannan and Townsend fm Second to Japan. Rincon Court, bet Foi- som and Harrison fm Main SW. Rincon Place, bet First and Second fm Harrison to Federal. Ringold,bet Folsom'and Harrison fm Eighth to Ninth. Ripley Place, bet Ca- bot and Samoset fm Cali- fornia av W to California av. B. H. Ritch, bet Third and Fourth fm Folsom SE. East. Street. W. side. 1 Folsiim 2 (6) Harrison (6) 201 Brvant 200 301 Brannan 300 (e) Townsend (e) Ritter, bet Seventh and Eighth SE fm Harrison. Roach, bet Taylor and Jones fm Filbert to Green- wich. Roanoke, bet Mateo and Castro fm Old San Jof6 Road NW to Bemls. Robbins Place, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Union N. Rockland, bet Union and Green fm Larkin E. Rodney, bet Fir.-^t and Second fm Folsom NW. Rondell Place, bet Mission and Valencia fm Sixteenth to Seventeenth. Roscoe, fm Crescent av 2fi01 W of Porter S. i 2701 Rose, S 6 Chenerv nr 2801 Castro. See Natick. 2901 Rose, S s Crescent av S to 3001 Case. See Salem. 3101 Rose Alley, bet Jessie 3201 and Mission fm New 3301 Montgomery W to Annie. 3401 Rose Avenue, bet 3501 Halght and Page fm Mar- 3601 ket W. 3701 South. Street. N.side. 3801 1 Market 2 3901 101 Gough 100 (e) 201 OcUvia 20O 301 Laguna 300 401 Buchanan 400 501 Webster .500 Rose Place, bet Ellis and Eddy fm Taylor E. Rosecrans, fm Califor- nia av S to Powhattan, B H. Ross Alley. See Stout's Alley. Rousseau. Spring Val- ley Homestead Associa- tion. Rowland, bet Montgom- ery and Kea:ny fm Broad- wav S, and bet Pacific and Broadwav fm Kearny E. - Ruger, E of San Bruno Road 3 miles f m City Hall. Rushton Place, bet Third and Fourth fm ' Brannan S. | Russ, bet Sixth and Sev- enth fm Minna to Folsom. Russ Alley, bet Mont- gomerv and Kearny fm : Pine to Bush. Russell, bet Green and . Union fm Hyde W. Russia Avenue, Ex- celsior Homestead Asso- ciation. Rutland, bet Peabody and Cora fm Sunny Vale ; Homestead Tract S to Countv line. Rutledge Avenue, B H. S, South S F. See San ; Joaquin. S, bet R and T fm east of Twelfth av W. Sacramento, bet Call- ; fornia and Clay W fm Market. i South. Street. N. side. 1 Market and East... 2 101 Drumm 100 201 Davis 200 I 301 Front 300 401 Battery 400 [ 501 Sansome 500 i 525 Leidesdorff. 522 fiOl Montgomery 600 | 629 Webb 701 Kearny 700 801 Dupont 800 , Waverly place 810 I 827 Oneida place 833 Pioche alley 901 Stockton 900 923 Prospect place 924 Miles place 928 1001 Powell 1000 1013 Gustavus Tav 1014 1101 Mason IIOO Verba Buena 1114 1115 Cushman 1201 Tavlor l200 1301 Jones 1300 1311 Lysett place 1319 Leroy place 1320 Golden court 1401 Leavenw^orth 1400 Kimball place 1406 1501 Hyde 1500 IBOl Larkin 1600 1701 Polk 1700 1801 Van Ness avenue..I800 UK)l Franklin 1900 2001 Gough 2000 2101 Octavia 2100 2201 Laguna 2200 2301 Buchanan 2300 2401 Webster 2400 2501 Fillmore 2500 Steiner 2600 Pierce 2700 Scott 2.S00 Devisadero 2900 Broderick 3000 Baker 3100 L.von :nO0 Central avenue 3300 Walnut 3400 Laurel 3.500 Locust 3600 Spruce 3700 Jlaple 3800 Cherry 3900 First avenue (e) Sadowa,Ws Old San Jos6 [ Road nr San Miguel Sta- tion, f Sagamore, Railroad; Homestead Association. -^ Salem, fm Crescent avS to Case. Salinas Avenue, bet Malacca and Tobago fm Railroad av W to San Bruno Road. Salmon, bet Mason and Taylor fm Pacific to Broad- wav. Salmon Place, bet Broadway and Vallejo im Larkin E. Salmon Place, bet Mason and Taylor fm , Green N. ! Salome, fm Islais Creek NE to Baker av. Salvador, South SF, bet Java and Granada fm Sil- ver av to Alleghanv. Samoset. bet Cortez and Cabot Im California av SE to Franconia av, B H. , San Antonio, bet Val- lejo and Green fm Kearny , W, and bet Kearny and Dupont fm Vallejo N. San Bruno Avenue. fm Nebraska bet Utah j and Vermont S to County line. San Domingo. South j S F, bet Porto Rico and Guatemala fm San Bruno \ Road to County line. San Joa<|uin, South £1 F, bet Potomac and St Francis fm Islais SW. San Jose Avenue, fm Castro (Fairmount Tract) SW to County line. San Jose Avenue, fm Twentv-second bet Valen- cia and Guenern SW. San Jose Road, or County Road, f m ter- mination Mission SW to County line. San I^uis Alley, S s Jackson bet Dupont and Stockton. San Miguel Station, San Jose Road 5S miles fm Citv Hall. Sanchez, bet Church and Noe fm Ridley S to Thir- tieth. Sansome, bet Battery and Montgomery N fm Market to Chestnut. WeU. Street. E. side. 1 Market and Sutter 2 Bush 100 Pine 200 California 300 Halleck 312 Sacramento 400 Commercial 416 Clay 500 Merchant 514 Washington SOO Jackson 700 Gold Pacific 800 Stevens alley Broadwav 000 Vollejo 1000 Green 1100 Union 1200 Alta Filbert 1300 Greenwich 1400 0 M N< a SD ; ore M ^^ w o o S3 P O c © 00 O 101 201 301 313 401 417 501 515 601 701 705 801 901 1001 1101 1201 O P. 1301 1401 Uf A P n N Q TRUMAIV, ISHA3I & CO., ^u W n U U ll O 509, 511 jnarUct St. BUGOTES, CARRIAGES wards' liightning Juiup- ^eat. for .'^ale to tlie Trade. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VITflE, BOXWOOD: '""^^'^'Taf^rK^K ^t«kkx. 128 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. 1501 Lombard (d) (e) Chestnut (e) Santn 4'lara, bet Center and Marlpofa fm the bay W to Harrison. Santa Kona Avenue. See St Konte's Ave- nue. Santee, South S F, bet Tallapoosa and Penobscot S\V to County line. SaralOKa, bet Lo^anand Grant fm La Grand avSE. Sariffenl, bet Kandolph and Shields fm Orizaba av W. Savannah, South S F, bet Monongahela and Platte fm Honduras SW to Railroad av. Sclieerer Place, bet Post and Sutter fm Mason \V. Schiller, San Miguel, W End Map No 2. See I>e IiOni;. Schneider, S of Bema- dotte fm Islals Creek chan- nel NE to Trinidad. Schu.vler, tm Cortland av .S to Crescent av, B H. Schwerln, Vlsltaclon Valley. Scot land, bet Powell and Mason f m Filbert to Green- wich. Scott, bet Pierce and De- vlsadero N fm Ridley to Lewis. Wat. Street. E. tide. 1 Ridley 2 101 Waller 100 201 Haight 200 301 Page 300 401 Oak 400 501 Fell 500 601 Hayes 701 Grove 801 Fulton 800 901 Mc.\llister 900 1001 Golden Gate av 1000 1101 Turk 1100 1201 Eddy 1200 1301 Ellis 1300 1401 O'Farrell 1400 Elliot Park 1501 Geary 1601 Post 1600 1701 Sutter 1700 1801 Bush 1800 1901 Pine 1900 2001 California 2000 2101 Sacramento 2100 2201 Clay 2301 Washington 2401 Jackson 2400 2501 PaclUc ..2500 2601 Broadway 2600 2701 Vallejo 2700 2801 Green 2800 2901 Union 2900 3001 Filbert 3000 3101 Greenwich 3100 3201 Lombard 3200 3301 Chestnut 3300 3401 Francisco ;J400 3501 Bay 3500 3601 NorthPoint 3600 3701 Beach 3700 3801 Jefferson 3800 3901 Tonquin 3900 (e) Lewis (e) Scott, Im North av S to C'nrtland av, B. II. See Bennington. Scott Avenue, fm Bar- neveld av N\V to Silver av, Potrero. Scoti Place, bet Powell and ^Mason fm Pacific to Broadway. Second, bet First and Third fm Market SE to the bay. East. Street. W. side. 1 Market 2 21 Stevenson 20 (6) Jessie as 101 Mission 100 117 Minna 118 137 Natoma„ 138 201 Howard 200 ! 219 Tehama 218 i 233 Clementina (b) 301 Foisom .300 313 Park place Dow place Vernon place 326 401 Harrison 400 Silver 428 501 Bryant 500 North Park lane... South Park 518 533 De Boom _ 601 Brannan 600 Klncon avenue 701 Townsend 700 (e) Berry (e) I j Second Avenue, bet Valencia and Guerrero fm I Fifteenth to Seventeenth. I See Albion Avenue. ; Second Avenue, South 8 F. .See Denmark. Second A venue,fiu Pre- sidio Ueeervation S to ,). Sellna Place, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm Cal- ifornia N. Senator, bet Broadway and Vallejo fm Davis to Front. Seneca Avenue, bet Ocean House Road and Niagara av fm Mission \V to San Jose Road. Ser|>entine Avenue, fm Utah nr Yolo W to Old San Josfi Road. Servia, South S F, bet Dominica and Paraguay fm Islals Creek to Water Front. Seventeenth, bet Six- teenth and Eighteenth fm Harrison W. I South. Street. N. side. 1 Harrison 2 Treat avenue 101 Foisom 100 Shotwell 201 Howard 200 219 Capp 220 301 Mission 300 Hoff avenue 318 401 Valencia 400 Second avenue 431 Mission avenue 501 Guerrero 500 601 Dolores 600 Alemany avenue... 701 Church 700 801 Sanchez 800 901 Noe 900 1001 Castro 1000 Coilingwood 1101 Diamond 1100 Eureka Douglass Clara avenue Seventeenth Avenue, South 8 F. SeeKunialru Seventeenth Avenue, fm Presidio Reservations. Seventh, bet Sixth and Eighth fm Market to Pennsylvania av. East. Street. W. side. 1 Market 2 11 Stevenson 12 Jessie 38 101 Mission 100 Minna Natoma 201 Howard 200 :i01 Foisom 300 Decker allev Drury lane r 306 Cieaveland 401 Harrison 400 501 Bryant _... 500 601 Brannan 600 701 Townisend 700 King 801 Berry. 800 Channel 901 Hooper Irwin 1001 HubbelL South 1101 Center (e) Pennsylvania av.,,. (g) Seventh Avenue, South S F. See Trinidad. Seventh Avenue, fm Presidio Reservation S to N. Seymour Avenue, bet Scott and Devlsadero fm Golden Gate av to Turk. ShakH|teare, fm Isab^ S to Hope, B H. Shakapeare, .San Mi- guel. Sharon, bet Church and Jluiket fm Fifteenth SE. Sharp Place, bet Leav- enworth and Hyde fm Union S. Shanta, bet Napa and Sierra fm the bay W to Delaware and fm Vermont to Utah. Shaw Alley, bet First and Second tm Mission to Minna. Sheppard Place, bet Clay and Washington fm Alason E. Sheridan, bet Foisom and Harrison fm Tenth NE. Sheriu^, bet Sixth and Seventh fm Foisom to Harrison. Sherman, bet Castro and Diamond fra Seventeenth S to Twenty-second. See Coilingwood. Sherman, bet Webster and Fillmore fm Ellis S. Sherman Avenue, San Miguel. Sherwood Place, bet Mission and Howard fm Third NE. Shield!), bet Gartield and Sargent fm Orizaba av W. Ship, South S F, bet Dock und Alleghany trom St. Thomas SW to County line. Shipley, bet Foisom and Harrison fm Fourth SW. Shotwell, bet Howard and Foisom fm Fourteenth S to Serpentine av. East. Street. W. side. 1 Fourteenth 2 101 Fifteenth 100 201 Sixteenth 200 301 Seventeenth 300 401 Eighteenth 400 501 Nineteenth 500 601 Twentieth 600 701 Twenty-first ■ 700 801 Twenty-second \800 901 Twentv-thlrd 900 1001 Twenty-fourth 1000 1101 Twentv-lifth IIOO 1201 Twenty-sixth 1200 (e) Serpentine avenue (e) Shrader, bet Cole and Stanyan S fm Fulton to Waller. Sickles Avenue, San Miguel. Sieeel, fm California av S ' to Cortland av, B H. Sierra, bet Napa and Ne- vada fm the bay W to Po- trero av. Sillinian, bet Sliver av and Felton fm San Bruno Road W, U M T. | Sliver, bet Harrison and Bryant fm Second to i Fourth. S.E. Street. N.W.side. 1 Second 2 101 Third 100 (e) Fourth (e) surer Avenue, South S F, tm TeneiifTe nr Tom- . bigbee W to County road. SlmpMon Place, bet Harrison and Bryant fm First W. Sixteenth, bet Fifteenth and Seventeenth fm Har- rison W to Castro. South. .'itreeL N. side. ' I Harrison (2S00) 2 [ 101 FolBom (2700) 100 Shotwell (700) 201 Howard (2800) 200 \ Capp 301 401 501 601 701 801 901 1001 Mission (2900) Julian avenue.... Hoff avenue Lida place Kondell place Valencia fSOOO) Albion avenue Guerrer (3100) Oallndo alley Spencer allev Dolores (.3200) Church (3:too) Sanchez (3400) Noe & Mkt..(;{5no) 300 400 SOO 600 700 800 900 ,.(;: Castro (:J600) lOOO Sixteenth Avenue, South S F. See Falk- *Iand. Sixteenth Avenue, fm Presidio Reservations. Sixth, bet Fifth and Sev- enth fm Market SE to Ten- nessee. East. Street. W. tide, 1 Market ' 2 17 Stevenson 16 Jessie 28 Mission 100 Minna _. 112 Natoma (6) Howard 200 Tehama (6) Clementina (6) Foisom 300 Shipley (6) Clara Harrison 400 Bryant „ 500 Tilford „.. Brannan 600 Bluxome Townsend 700 King Berry: 800 Channel Hooper 900 Irwin Hubbell 1000 South West Eldorado Yuma Minnesota.... Tennessee (e) 29 101 113 12;} 201 211 227 :«1 313 .329 401 501 601 701 801 901 1001 (e) Sixth Avenue, fm Pre- sidio Reservation S to K. Sixth Avenue, South S F. See Venezuelik. Solano, bet Mariposa and Butte fm the bay W to Harrison. SomerHct, bet Goettln- gen and Hoivoke fm Sil- ver av S, U. M. T. Sonoma, bet Nevada and Yolo fm the bay W to Minnesota. Sonoma Place, bet Kearny and Dupont fin Vallejo N. See San Antonio. Sonora, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Green to Union. Sophie Terrace, bet Dupont and Stockton fm Pine N. South, SE off Hubbell SW fm Kentucky to Center. South Avenue, fm Crescent av NE to Holly Park, B H. South Park, bet Bryant and Brannan fm Second to Third. South Park Alley, bet South Park and Bran- nan fm Third E. South Park Avenue, bet Second and Third fm Brannan S. South Park liane, bet Bryant and Brannan fm Central pi to Third. Spear, bet Steuart and Main fm itfarket SE to the bay. Eaat. Street. W. side. 1 Market 2 Hodges Court „ 101 Mission 100 201 Howard 200 301 Foisom .; 300 LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Braverman A K4»W RATES. OFFICE. CIS MARKET »»TR£ET, STREET GUIDE. 12& 401 HarrlBon 400 (e) Bryaut (e) Spencer Alley, bet Guerrero and Dolores fm Sixteenth N. SpofTord, bet Dupont and Stockton fm Clay to WjiBh- Ington. Spring, bet Montgomery and Kearny fm CalUbrnia to Pine. Spruce, bet LocuBt and Maple fm California H. St. Charles, bet Pacific and Broad wa\' fm Kearny E. See Rowland. St> <'liarles Place, bet Vallelo and Green fm Kearny W. See San Anionio. St. Francis, South S F, fm Trinidad SW to Mar- quesas. St. Oeorge Alle.r, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Bush to Pine. St. James Alley, bet Post and Sutter fm Mason St.' John, South S F, bet Susquehanna and Tom- bigbee fm Honduras SW to Potrero av St. Joseph's ATenue, bet Broderlck and Baker fm Turk N to Geary. St. liawrence. South S F. fm Montenegro SW to Guadaloupe. St. lionis Alley, bel Dupont and Stockton fm Jackson S. St. Mary's, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Pine to California. St. Rose's ATenne,bet Gearv and Junipero Im Masonic av W to Odd Fel- low's Cemetery. St. Thomas, South S F, bet Manila and Venezuela fm Islais to Water Front. St. Vincent. See Vim- cent. Stable Alley, bet Fif- teenth and Sixteenth fm Valencia E. Standlsh, fm California av S to Powhattan, B H. Stanford, betSecond and Third fm Brannan to Townsend. Stanley, S of Randolph fm Orizaba av W, City Land Association. Stanly Court, E s Stanly pi bet Harrison and Bryant. Stanly Place, bet First and Second fm Har- rison to S of Bryant. Stanyan, betShrader and Golden Gate Park fm Ful- ton S. Star, fm California av SE to Franconia av, B H. Stark, bet Paeiflc and Broadway fm Stockton E. State, City Land Associa- tion. See Ramsell. Steiner, bet Fillmore and Pierce N fm Ridley to Lewis. West. Street. JE. side. Ridley 2 - Kate 100 201 Waller 200 301 Haight 300 401 Page 400 501 Oak 500 601 Fell 600 Ha.ves 700 Grove 800 901 Fulton 900 1001 McAllister. 1000 1101 Golden Gate av 1100 1201 Turk 1200 1301 Eddy 1300 1401 Ellis 1400 Byington 1501 O'Farrell 1500 1503 Elliot nark Geary 1600 1701 Post 1700 1801 Sutter 1800 1901 Bush 1900 Wildev 2001 Pine 2000 2101 California 2100 Ferine 2201 Sacramento 2200 Clay 2:«)0 Washington 2400 2501 Jackson 2500 2601 Pacific 2600 2701 Broadway 2700 2801 Vallelo 2800 2901 Green 2900 3001 Union 3000 3101 Filbert 3100 Pixley 3201 Greenwich 3200 Mouiton 3301 Lombard 3300 3401 Chestnut 3400 3501 Francisco 35U0 3601 Bay 3600 3701 North Point 3700 3801 Beach 3800 3901 Jetrerson 3900 4001 Tonquin 4000 (e) Lewis (e) Steuart, bet Cast and Spear fm Market SE to the bay. Hast. {nd and Third fm Brannan S. Thornton, City Land Association. Thrift, Railroad Home- stead. Tllden, W s Noe bet Fif- teenth and Sixteenth. Tllford, bet Bryant and Brannan fm Sixth NE. Tillman Alley, bet Sutter and Stockton pi fm Dupont W. Tineley, Academy Tract. Tobago, South S F, bet Malacca and Martinique fm Railroad av to County line. Tobin, VIsltaclon Valley. Toinasa, fm Calltornia av SE to California av, B H. ToniblKbee, South S F, bet St. Jolin and Potomac fm Honduras SW. Tonquin, bet Jefferson and Lewis W fm Larkin to Presidio Reservation. Torrens Court, bet Hyde and Larkin fm Clay N. Touchard, bet Jones and Leavenworth fm Pine S. Townsend, bet Brannan and King SW from First to Eighth. S. E. Street. N. W. side. 1 First 2 Japan 101 Second 100 Stanford Clarence place Hammond place... 201 Third 200 Rltch Clyde Madden Haggin CrooKS _._ 301 Fourth 300 401 Fifth 400 501 Sixth 600 Ullbert 601 Seventh fiOO Eighth Treat Avenue, bet Fol- som and Harrison fm Thirteenth 8 to Serpentine av. East. Street. W. side. 1 Thirteenth 2 101 Fourteenth 100 201 Fifteenth 200 :«11 Sixteenth .'JOO 401 Seventeenth 400 501 Eighteenth 500 601 NIniteenth 600 701 Twentieth 700 801 Twentv-first 800 901 Twentv-.second.... 900 1001 Twentv-third 1000 1101 Twenty-fourth 1100 1201 Twentv-tilth 1200 1301 Twenty-sixth 1300 (e) Serpentine av (e) Trent Alley, bet Dolo- res and Chattanooea fm Twenty-fourth N. Trenton, bet Stockton and Powell fm Washing- ton N to I'aclfic. Trinidad, South 8 F, bet Venezuela and Bahama fm Schneider S to Water Front. Trinity, bet Montgomery and Kearny fm Sutter to Bush. Trinity Court, W- g Trlnltv bet Sutter and Bush. Troy Alley, bet Sacra- mento and Clay fm Hyde W. Trnett, bet Clay and Washington fm Mason W. Trumbull, bet Canal and Ney fm County Road E. Tulare, bet Marin and Islals Creek channel fm the bay W to Orleans. Tulip Alley, bet How- ard and Minna fm Russ SW. Turk, bet Golden Gate av and Eddy W fm Junction Mason and Market. South. Street. A*, side. 1 Market & Mason... 2 Margaret place 14 101 Taylor 100 201 Jones 200 301 Leavenworth 300 401 Hyde 400 Dodge 501 Larkin 500 601 Polk 600 701 Van Ness avenue. 700 801 Franklin 800 901 Gough 900 Octavia Laguna 1201 Buchanan 1200 i:»l Webster 1300 1401 Fillmore 1400 1501 Steiner 1500 1601 Pierce 1600 1701 Scott 1700 Sevmour avenue... 1801 Devisadero 1800 1901 Broderick 1900 St. Joseph's av.... 2001 Baker (6) L.von (6) Lott (6) Masonic avenue... Tweinh, bet Eleventh andThirteenth fm Mission SE to Harrison. N.E. Street. S.W.side. 1 Mission 2 Glen Park avenue. 26 101 Howard 100 201 F'olsom 200 Isis Bernlce (e) Harrison («) Twelfth Avenue, fm Presidio Reservation S to T. Twelfth Avenue, South S F. .See nomln- Ica. Twentieth, bet Nine- teenth and Twenty-first fm Harrison W to Doug- lase. So\Uh. Street. N. side. 1 Harrison 2 Treat avenue 101 Folsom (400) 100 Shotwell 201 Howard (700) 200 Capp 301 Mission. (800) 300 Jessie .Stevenson 401 Valencia (900) 400 501 Guerrero 500 BOl Dolores 701 Church 700 801 Sanchez 800 901 Noe 900 1001 Castro 1000 Colllngwood_ 1101 Diamond 1100 Eureka. (e) Douglass (e) Twentieth Avenue, fm Presidio Reservation S. Twentieth Avenue, South S F. See Mauri- tius. Twenty-elgfith, bet Duncan and Valley fm Old San Jos6 Road W to Bel- levue. South. Street. N. side. 1 Guerrero 2 101 Dolores 100 .201 Church, 20O 301 Sanchez 300 401 Noe 400 501 Castro 600 601 Diamond 600 701 Douglass 700 801 Ellen 800 (e) Bellevue (e) Twent.v-elKhth Av- enue, fm Presidio Reser- vation S. Twenty-elgrhtli Av- enue, South S F. See Olbraltar. Twenty -finh,bet Twen- ty-fourth and Twenty- sixth im Potrero av W. South. Street. iV. side. 1 Potrero avenue 2 101 Hampshire 100 201 York 200 301 Brvant avenue 300 401 Columbia 400 5fll Alabamo 500 601 Harrison 600 Treat avenue 701 Folsom 700 Horace allev...„„.. Shotwell Virgil aliev 801 Howard 800 Cypress alley Capp Lilac allev 901 Mission 900 Bartlett Orange alley 1001 Valencia 1000 Son Jose avenne... 1101 Guerrero 1100 1201 Dolores 1200 1301 Church 1300 Vickbburg .•. 1401 Sanchez 1400 Kkppler allev 1501 Noe 1500 1601 Castro 1600 1701 Diamond 1700 1801 Douiilass 1800 1901 Ellen 1900 Bellevue Twenty-lifth Avenu^ fm Presidio Reservation S. Twenty-nnh Avenue South S F. See Malta. Twenty-flrnt, bet Twen- tieth aud Twenty-secoud fm Potrero av W to Eu- reka. South. Street. iV. side. 1 Potrero av 2 Jersev 100 201 Hampshire 200 Bryant avenue SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street OFFICE, 33 «1EARY ST. I MAODONOURH & CO ''"»»«»"'^*" "^ »»••*»«»>«»•»•" tOAI. and PI« iron, J, ITIHUUUIlUUUn (X UU. 41 Market Street, corner S^ur. STREET GUIDE. 131 301 501 601 701 801 901 1001 1101 1201 1301 1401 1501 1601 1701 (e) 101 201 301 401 501 601 701 801 901 1001 1101 1201 1301 1401 1501 1601 1701 1801 1901 York 300 Florida 400 Alabama Columbia 500 Harrison 600 Treat avenue Folsom 700 Shotwell Howard 800 Capp Mission (1000) 900 Bartlett Valencia..,. ..(1100) 1000 Guerrero (1200) 1100 Alder alley Fair Oaks Quince alley Dolores 1200 Chattanooga Church 1300 Vlcksburg — Sanchez 1400 Noe 1500 Castro 1600 CJoUingwood Diamond 1700 Eureka (ei Twent^'-flrstAvenue, fm Presidio Reservations. Twfnt>:-fir8tAvenue, South S F. See Java. Twenty - fourth, bet Twenty-third and Twen- ty-llfth fm Potrero av W. ftouth. Street. N. side. 1 Potrero avenue 2 Hampshire 100 York 200 Brvant avenue 300 Columbia 400 Alabama 50O Harrison 600 Treat avenue Folsom 700 Shotwell Howard 800 Cypress alley Capp Lilac alley Mission 900 Osage alley Bartlett...". Orange alley Valencia... 1000 Popiar alley San Jor€ avenue... Guerrero 1100 Alder allev Fair Oaks Quince alley Dolores 1200 Trent alley Chattanooga Church 1300 Vlcksburg Sanchez 1400 Noe 1500 Castro 1600 Diamond 1700 Douglass 1800 Ellen 1900 Bellevue Twenty - fourth Av- enue, fm Presidio Kes- ervation S. Tvrenty - fourth Av- enue, South S F. See Bermuda. Twenty -ninth, bet Val- ley and Day fm Mission W to Bellevue. Twenty • ninth Av- enue, fm Presidio Res- ervation S. Twenty • ninth Av- enue, South S F. See Azores. Twenty - second, bet Twenty-first and Twenty- third fm Potrero av W to Ocean Road. South. Street. JV. side. 1 Potrero avenue Hampshire 100 York 200 Brvant avenue 300 Columbia 400 Alabama 500 Harrison 600 Treat avenue Folsom : 700 Shotwell Howard 800 101 201 301 401 501 601 701 801 Capp 901 Mission 900 Bartlett 2001 Valencia 1000 San Josfi avenue .. , 1101 Guerrero ....1100 Alder allev FalrOak.s Quince nllev 1201 Dolores 1200 Chattanooga 1.301 Church 1300 Vlcksburg 1401 Sanchez 1400 1501 Noe 1500 1601 Castro 1600 Colllngwood 1701 Diamond 1700 Eureka 1801 Douglass 1800 Tw^enty - second Av- enue, fin Presidio Res- ervation S. Twenty - second Av- enue, South S F. See SsIvaVior. Twenty - seventh, bet Army and Duncan tm ( )ld San Jos6 Road W to Belle- vue. SoiUti. Street. JV. side. 1 Guerrero 2 101 Dolores 100 201 Church 200 301 Sanchez, :»0 401 Noe 400 501 Castro 500 601 Diamond 600 701 Douglass 700 801 Ellen 800 (e) Bellevue (e) Twenty-seventh Av- enue, fm Presidio Res- ervation S. Twenty-seventh Av- enue, South S F. See madagasear. Twenty - sixth, bet Twenty-fifth and Army fm York W to Ocean Road South. Street. iV. side. 1 York 2 101 Bryant avenue 100 201 Columbia 200 301 Alabama 300 401 Harrison 400 Treat avenue 501 Folsom 500 Horace alley Shotwell Virgil alley 601 Howard 600 Cypress alley Capp Lilac allev 701 Mission 700 Bartlett Orange allev 801 Valencia 800 San Josg avenue... 901 Guerrero 900 1001 Dolores 1000 1101 Church 1100 1201 Sanchez 1200 1301 Noe 1300 1401 Castro 1400 1501 Diamond 1500 1601 Douglass 1600 1701 Ellen 1700 Bellevue Twenty • sixth Av- enue, fm Presidio Res- ervation S. Twenty - sixth Av- enue, South S F. See Jamaica. T w e n t y - 1 •» i r d, bet Twenty-second and Twen- ty-fourth fm Potrero av W to Douglass. South. Street. N. side. 1 Potrero avenue 2 101 Hampshire 100 201 York 200 301 Bryant avenue 300 401 Columbia 400 501 Alabama. 500 601 Harrison 600 Treat avenue 701 Folsom 700 Shotwell 801 Howard 800 Capp 901 Mission 900 Bartlett 1001 Valencia 1000 San Jos6 avenue... 1101 Guerrero 1100 Alder allev Fair Oaks Quince alley 1201 Dolores 1200 Mersey alley Chattanooga Medwav alley 1301 Church 1300 Orient alley Vlcksburg Blanche alley 1401 Sanchez 1400 1501 Noe 1.500 1601 Castro 1600 1701 Diamond 170O Eureka 1801 Douglass 1800 Twenty - third Av- enue, fm Presidio Res- ervation S. Twenty - third Av- enue, South S F. See Vrauada. Tyler,now Golden GateAv V, bet T aud V fm Thir- teenth av W. Vnadilla Avenue, -San Miguel. Union, bet Green and Filbert W fni Front to Presidio Reservation. South. Street. J!f. siile. 1 Front 2 101 Battery 100 Gaines 201 Sansome 200 Calhoun. 301 Montgomery 300 :S3 Vincent 401 Kearny 400 Filbert place 406 407 Sonora 419 Lafayette place Varennes 420 501 Dupont 500 Cadell alley 508 .509 Bannam place - Jasper place 518 523 Union place 535 Graham place 601 Stockton Montgomery av.... 701 Powell 700 Baum alley Amboy alley 717 August alley 801 Mason 800 901 Taylor „ 900 Marlon place 1001 Jones 1000 Bay View place 1101 Leavenworth 1100 Sharp place 1201 Hvde 1200 West End alley.... Moore place 1301 Larkln 1300 1401 Polk 1400 1501 Van Ness avenue. 1500 1601 Franklin 1600 1701 Gough 1700 1801 Octavia 1800 1901 Laguna 1900 2001 Buchanan 2000 2101 Webster 2100 2201 Fillmore 2200 2301 Stelner 2300 2401 Pierce 2400 2511 Scott 5200 2601 Devisadero 2600 2701 Broderick 2700 2801 Baker 2800 (e) Lyon (e) Union Alley, fm Union pi. Union Avenue, f m Audover av E to San Bruno Road, B H. Union Place, bet Du- pont and Stockton fm Green to Union. Union Square, bet Powell, Stockton, Postand Geary. University, bet College and Princeton fm Silver av S, U M T. UruKuay, South 8 F.bet Mailelra and Barbadoes fm Railroad av to County line. Utah, bet Nebraska and Potrero av fm Mission Creek 8 to Preclta Creek. V, bet U and W fm Four- teenth av W. Talencia, bet Guerrero and Mission fm Market S to Twenty-ninth. Ea.1t. Street. W. tide. 1 Market 2 15 Stevenson avenue 101 Hermann 100 201 Ridley 200 209 Qulnn 208 Brosnan 301 Fourteenth 300 401 Fifteenth.... 400 Stable oUey 501 Sixteenth 500 601 Seventeenth 600 Clarion alley 611 Cedar lane 617 Willows avenue.... 701 Eighteenth 700 801 Nineteenth 800 Cumberland pi 820 901 Twentieth 900 Liberty 1001 Twenty-first 1000 Hill 1018 1101 Twenty-second ....1100 1201 Twenty-third 1200 1301 Twenty -fourth ....1.300 1401 Twenty-fifth 140ii 1501 Twenty-sixth 1500 Army (e) Twentv-ninth (e) Vallelo, bet Broadway and Green fm Davlg W to Presidio Reservation. South Street. N. side. 1 Davis (d) Front 101 Battery 100 Flint alley- Goat alley 201 Sansome 200 Hall alley Prescott court Hodges alley Bartol 301 Montgomery 300 ^401 Kearny 400 Pinckney San Antonio Pollard place Margaretplace 501 Dupont 500 Montgomery av ... Vallejo place Agnes lane 601 Stockton 600 Vulcan lane Theodore alley Noonan's alley Wheelock place 701 Powell 700 Washoe place O'Connell place .... 801 Mason 800 Vallejo court. 901 Taylor 900 Sweet Florence 1001 Jones 1000 1101 Leavenworth 1100 1201 Hyde 1200 White 1301 Larkln 1300 1401 Polk 1400 1501 Van Ness aveuae..l500 1601 Franklin 1600 1701 Gough „....17O0 1801 Octavia 1800 1901 Laguna 1900 2001 Buchanan 2000 2101 Webster 2100 2201 Fillmore 2200 2301 Stelner 2300 2401 Pierce 2400 2501 Scott 2500 2601 Devisadero 260o 2701 Broderick 270o 2801 Baker _.. 2800 (e) Lyon (e) Vallejo Court, (or Ter- race) bet Mason and Tay- lor fm Vallejo S. 0 S n o o « ts 0 O c P I H o QO O «?♦• O B « O c B B 1 S9 STEAM ENGINES Threshing Machines, TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO.. 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE 132 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. 700 800 900 908 ValIert and Greenwich (m Mason to Jones. Van NestR Avenne, bet Polk and Franklin N fm Market to Lewis. Wast. Street. E. side. 1 Market and Oak... 2 Hickory avenue... 101 Fell 100 109 Linden avenue 201 Uayes 200 Ivy avenue. .._ 301 Grove 300 Birch avenue 401 Fulton 400 Ash avenue 501 McAllister 500 Locust avenue 601 Golden Gate av 600 Elm avenue 701 Turk Laurel avenue. 801 Eddy Willow avenue 901 Ellis 909 Olive avenue.... 001 O'Farrell 1000 009 Myrtle avenue 1008 101 Geary ilOO Cedar avenue 201 Post _„ 1200 Walnut avenne 301 Sutter 1300 311 Fern avenue 1310 401 Bush 1400 409 Austin 1408 501 Pfne 1500 601 California 1600 701 Sacramento 1700 801 Clay 1800 901 Washington 1900 2001 Jackson 2000 2101 Pacific 2100 2201 Broadway 2200 2301 Vallejo 2300 Bonita 2401 Green 2400 2501 Union 2500 2601 Filbert 2600 2701 Greenwich 2700 2801 Lombard 2800 2901 Chestnut 2900 3001 Francisco 3000 (6) Bay 3100 (6) North Point 3200 (6) Beach 3300 (b) Jefferson 3400 (6) Tonquin 3500 (e) Lewis (e) Vancouver, South S F, bet Guadaloupv and Gui- ana fm Railroad av to County line. Vandewater, bet Fran- cisco and Bav fm Powell to Taylor. Varennes, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Union to Filbert. V a H H a 1 b o'r o. Sunny Vale Homestead. Vannar Place, bet Sec- ond and Third fm Harri- son SE. Venezuela, South S F, bet St Thomas and Trini- dad fm Islais to AVater Front. Vermehr Place, bet Post and Sutter fm Kearny E. Vermont, bet Kansas and Nebraska fm Mission Creek to Preclta Creek. Vernon, City Land Asso- ciation. Vernon Place, bet Fol- Bom and Harrison fm Sec- ond W. Vernon Place, bet Mason and Taylor fm Jackson S. See Harcy Place. Vernon Place, bet Green and Union fm Hyde E. Verona, bet Folsoni and Harrison fm Third NE. VIckHburg, bet Church and Sanchez fm Twentv- flrst S to Twenty-fifth. East. Street. W. side. 1 Twentv-flrst 2 101 Twenty-second 100 201 Twentv-thlrd 200 301 Twentv-fourth 300 (e) Twenty-fifth (e) Victoria, City Land As- sociation. Vienna. Excelsior Home- stead Association. Villa Place, bet Pine and California fm Taylor E. Vincent, bet Montgom- ery and Kearny fin Green to Union. Virgil Alley, bet How- ard and Shot well fm Twen- ty-tifth .S to Twenty-sixth. Virgrinia, bet Ohio and New York fm AVater Front S to Honduras. Virginia, bet Stockton and Powell fm Washing- ton to Pacific. See Tren- ton. Virginia Avenue, fm California av SE to Cher- ubusco, B H. Virginia Court, bet Pine and California fm Dupont W. Virginia Place, bet Powell and Stockton fm Broadway to Pacific. Visclier Place, bet Market and Mission fm Beale E. Visit aclon, Ylsltacion Valley. Voight, E of San Bruno Road 4 miles fm CltyHall. V o 1 n e y Alley, bet Alice and Rltch fm Fol- som SE. Von Scbmidt, South S F, bet Pollock and Tevis fm Water Front SW to County line. Torratta Place, bet Bush and Pine fm Larkln E. Vulcan liane, bet Stockton and Powell fm Vallejo N. W, south of V fm Fifteenth av W. Wagner Alley, bet Jones and Leavenworth fm Eddv S. ^' a 1 d o A 1 1 e y , bet Broadway and Vallejo fm Leavenworth W. Walbrldge, VIsitaclon Vallev. 'Wall Place, bet Leav- en woith and Hyde fm Jackson N. Wallace Place, bet Kearny and Dupont fm California N. Waller, bet Ridley and Haipht W fm Octavla and Market. South. Street. If. side. 1 Market* Octavla.. 2 101 Laguna 100 201 Buchanan 200 301 Webster 300 401 Fillmore 400 Steiner 500 Pierce 600 701 Scott 700 801 Devlsadero 800 Broderick 900 Public Park Lott 1200 1301 Masonic avenue... 1300 1401 Ashbury 1400 1501 Clayton I.WO 1601 Cole 1600 1701 Shrader 1700 (e) Stanyan (e) Walnut, bet Central av and Laurel fm Calitornia N. Walnut Avenue, bet Post and Sutter fm Larkln to Laguna. South. Street. N. side. 1 Larkln 2 101 Polk 100 201 Van Ness avenue.. 200 301 Franklin 300 401 Gough 400 501 Octavla SOO (e) Laguna. (e) Walthani, bet Prospect av and California av fm Folsom E. Ward, fm California av S to Crescent av, B H. See Banks. Warren, S s Thirtieth bet Whitney and Bartlett S to Palmer. IVarren Avenue, bet Howard and Folsom fm Tenth NE. Warren Place, bet Six- teenth and Seventeenth fm Jllssion E. YVasbington, bet Clay and Jackson W fm East. South. Street. A', side. 1 East 2 101 Drumm 100 201 Davis 200 217 Cedar 301 Front 300 401 Battery 400 Custom House pL. 412 501 Sansome 500 Jones alley 532 601 Montgomery 600 Montgomery av 641 Dunbar alley Kearny 700 727 Brenham place ... Washington alley_ 744 801 Dupont 800 811 Waverlv place 82:j Spofford Stout's or Ross al. 828 901 Stockton 900 907 Havens place 913 Hopeton Terrace . Trenton 914 Stone 918 1001 Powell 1000 1007 Codman place 1017 Wetmore place. ...- — 1101 Mason .7. 1100 Adona place 1106 1201 Taylor 120i'i • Camllle place 1301 Jones 1300 1319 Priest 1325 Reed 1401 Leavenworth 1400 1501 Hvde 1500 ISOl Larkln 1600 1701 Polk 1700 1801 Van Ness avenue..l800 1901 Franklin liKX) Gough 2000 Octavla 2100 2201 Laguna 2200 2;»1 Buchanan 2.100 2401 Webster -.WOO 2501 Fillmore 2500 Steiner Alta Plaza 2801 Scott 2800 ' 2901 Devlsadero 2900 3001 Broderick 3000 | 3101 Baker 3100 i 3201 Lyon 3200 3:«)1 Centralavenue 3300 3401 Walnut 3400 ' 3501 Laurel 3500 3601 Locust 3600 3701 Spruce 3700 3801 Maple .„ _ 3800 3901 Cherry 3900 (e) First avenue (e) Washington Alley, bet Kearny and Dupont fm Washington to Jack- son. Washington Avenne bet Ninth and Tenth fm Mission to Howard. See Berkeley Avenue. W^ashington Avenue bet Folsoni and Columbia pi fm I'recifa av S, B H. Washington Kquare, bet ^Imitgomerv av and Powell, Stockton, Filbert and Union. Washoe Place, bet Powell and Mason fm Val- lejo N. Water, bet Che.stnut and Francisco ftn Mason to Taylor. Water Front, fm Coun- ty line northerly along the bav to .Shasta. Water vi lie, bet Elmira and Conkling fm Aug^iista to Helena. W^atson Place. West End Map No 1. 'Watt Avenne. West End Homestead. Waverly Place, bet Dupont and Stockton fm Sacramento to Washing- ton. W a y 1 a n d, bet Bacon andWoolsey fm Potrero av W. U M T. 'Wayne, bet Gates and Kosciusko fm Cortland av S. W^ebb, bet Montgomery and Kearny fm California to Sacramento. 'Webb Place, bet Green and Union fm Mason W. 'Webster, bet Montgom- ery and Kearny Im Lom-* bard to Chestnut. See W^inthrop. IVebster, bet Buchanan and Fillmore N fm Kate to Lewis. West. Street. £. side. 1 Kate _ 2 Germania „ 101 Waller 100 201 Haight 200 Rose avenue 301 Page _ 300 Lily avenue 401 Oak 400 Hickory avenue ... 501 Fell 500 Linden avenue 601 Hayes 600 Ivy avenue „ 701 Grove 700 Birch avenue 801 Fulton 800 Ash avenue 901 McAllister 90O Locust avenue 1001 Golden Gate av 1000 Elm avenue 1101 Turk UOO Laurel avenue 1201 Eddy 1200 1301 Ellis 1300 1309 Byington 1401 O'Farrell 1400 1501 Geary 150a 1601 Post 1600 1701 Sutter 1700 1801 Bush 1800 Wlldev 1901 Pine 1900 2001 California 2000 2101 Sacramento .._ 2100 2201 Clay 2200 2;«1 Washington 2300 2401 Jackson 2400 2501 Pacific 2500 2601 Broadway 2800 2701 Vallejo 2700 2801 Green 2800 2901 Union 2900 3001 Filbert 3000 Plxley 3101 Greenwich 3100 Moulton 3201 Lombard 8200 :B01 Chestnut ^„^ :}401 Francisco 3501 Bay 3500 .■!60l North Point 3600 3701 Beach 3700 3801 Jeflerson 3800 3901 Tonouln 3900 (e) Lewis ;(e) LOUIS BRAVERIKIAN & C0.""""'"'rfrJ.5;V8?A';"r;t.r.°'''*""^ LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASIIINO PROnPTI.Y ATTE»'>»EU TO OFFICE, 648 9IARKET K'JTREET. STKEET GUIDE. 133 Weldon, S s Crescent av nr 8sn Bruno Road. ^Vella Avenue, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth fm Dolores to Chnrch. IVells Court, bet Dxi- uont and Stockton fm Lombard S. Welsh, bet Bryant and Brannan fm Zoe to SW of Fourth. Weftt Avenue, fm San .lose Riiftci nr Cortland av SE to Hollv Park. IVeitt EI Dorado, bet South and Eurelta SW fm Sl*ith to Center. W^est-End Alley, bet Hyde and Larkiu fm Green to Union. TVest miMlon, W a Mis- sion bet Twelfth and Thirteenth. Wetniore Place, bet Powell and Mason fm Clay to Washington. Wlieeloek Place, bet Stockton and Powell Im Vallejo N. IVlilte, bet Hyde and Larkin fm Valle]o N. IVhlte Place, bet Sev- enth and Eighth fm Bryant SE. IVlilte'B Place, bet Sut- ter and Bush fm Jones E. Wliltlug, bet Lombard and Chestnut fm Dupont E. fm N s Qrat- Golden Gate IVhltney, bet Misslim and Howard fm Fifteenth to Sixteenth. Whitney, bet Dame and Warren fm Thirtieth S to Palmer. Wildey, bet Pine and Bush fm Webster to Stelner. 'Wlllard, tan N to Park. William, bet Taylor and Jones fm O'Farrell to Post. West. Street. E. side. 1 O'Farrell 2 101 Gearv 100 (c) Post (e) W^illinnia, bet Goettln- gen and Holvoke fm Stiver av S. U M T. See Som- ersel. WilllamBon, bet Boyce and Chase fm Gearv N. W^lllow, bet Firth and Sixth fm Folsoni to Ship- ley. See Falmouth. 'Willow Avenue, bet Eddy and Ellis fm Larkin to Buchanan. South. Street. 2f. side. 1 Larkin 2 101 Polk 100 201 Van Ness avenue.. 200 301 Franklin 300 401 Gough 400 501 Octavla 500 601 Laguna 600 (e) Buchanan (e) Willowa Avenue, bet Seventeenth and Eigh- teenth fm Valencia to Mission. Winans Alley, bet Howard and Tehama tm Eighth E. Winkle, S of San Bruno Road 3 miles fm CltyHall. Winalofv, fm Calll'ornia av S to Powhattan, B H. Winter Eane, bet Green and Union fm Mason E. 'Wlntlirop, bet Mont- fouiery and Kearny fm iombnrd N to (Jhestnut W^isconsin, bet Arkan- sas and Carolina fm Eighth S to Napoleon. Wolfe, fm California av E to Isabel, BH. Wood, bet Eugenia and Collins fm Geary N. Wool, fm North av S to Cortland av, B H. Wool«ey, bet Wayland and Dwightfm Potrero av W, U M T. W^orcester Avenue, City Land Association. Worden, bet Stockton and Powell fm Francisco N. W^orden Avenue, San Miguel. Wyoming;, bet Dacotah and Ohio fm Islais S to Honduras. W^yoniiUK Avenue, San Miguel. Tale, bet Amherst and Cambridge fm Silver av S. UMT. Yazoo, South S F, bet Platte and Susquehanna fm Honduras SW. Iferba Buena, bet Ma- son and Taylor Im Sacra- mento to Clay. ITolo, bet Nevada and Co- lusa tm ttie bay VV to Po- trero av. ITorh, bet Hampshire and Florida fm Mission Creek S to Twenty-first, thence E to Hampshire, thence S to Serpentine av. Tuba, bet Colusa and Yolo fm the bay W to Iowa. Yuoatau, South S F, bet Tahiti and Carthagena fm San Bruno Road to Coun- ty line. Yuma, S of El Dorado fm Sixth SW to Center. Zini, fm Napoleon S to Schneider. Zoe, bet Third and Fourth fm Bryant to Brannan. Zoe Place, bet Beale and Fremont fm Folsom S£. DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO. -OFFICE- No. 518 Clay Street, San Francisco. Directories of all the principal cities of the United States, Canada and Australia, kept on file For the accommodation of our Patrons. BI^S G-TJIIDEI AND EXPRESS DIRECTORY ROR 1883 vol IV_ Is now in press, and will be issued shortly. Parties leaving their names at ofiBce, 518 Clay street, will be supplied with copies immediately on publication of the work. Publication Ofltioe, 518 Clay Street. G.W.CLARK & CO. 10 LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST : : .- : : 645 MARKET ST. UlklPI/l CV CDICDC St. UAVCC TWr**H TRON ^rORKM, «13 FreiMOn* «t., nllMUlVLtT, OrltnO W rlAfCO, AlanufactarcK of (^ITAKTZ ]HII.U» and Mtmng JHUcblneiy. BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. • Alms Hodse, San Miguel or Mission Ocean House Road, 4>4 miles from City Hall City Hall (new), bet McAllister, Larkin, and Park Av City Hall (old) , E s Kearny, bet Merchant and Wasb. County Hospital, E 8 Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third County Jail, N b Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont Custom House, NW cor Washington and Battery Hall of Records, S s McAllister, nr Leavenworth House of Correction, Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from City Hall Industrial School, Old San Jos6 Road, 5 miles from City Hall Post Office, NW cor Washington and Battery Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), S s Colusa, nr De Haro United States Appraisers' Store, E s Sansome, bet Washington and Jackson United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain Lake United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth United States Sub Treasury, 610 Commercial BUILDINGS. Academy, N s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome Alhambra, 325 Bush Alta California, 529 California Anglo-Californian Bank, NE cor Sansome and Pine Bancroft's, 721-725 Market Bank California. NW cor California and Sansome Bernis', 626 California Bradbury, 52 Second Brittan's, SW cor California and Davis Capital, NW cor Kearny and Pine Central Pacilic RR.Co.'s, NE cor Fourth and Townsend Chronicle, NE cor Keaniy and Bush Cochituate, 213-215 Sansome Cogswell's, SE cor Front and Clark Commercial, NW cor Pino and Battery Cosmopolitan, SW cor Bush and Sansome Crook's, SE cor Mission and Third Davidson's, NW cor Montgomery and Commercial Dividend (or Morrison's), NW cor Pine and Leid. Dolan's, NE cor Third and Hunt Donohoe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Sac. Dooly's, NW cor Sansome and Sutter Duncan's, 411^ California Exempt Fire Company, W s Brenham PI, opp Plaza Express, NE cor California and Montgomery Fair's, SW cor Sansome and Pine Firemens Fund Insurance Co.'s, SW cor California and Sansome Franklin. 406-410 California Friedlander's, NE cor California and Sansome German Savings and Loan Society's, 526 California Halleck, E s Sansome, from Sacramento to Halleck Hayward's, 415-423 California Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, NE cor Mont- gomery and Market Howard's, 521-523 Montgomery Johnson's, N s Sutter, bet Montgomery and Kearny Le Count's, 417 Montgomery Levison Brothers', 134 Sutter Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., NE cor California and Leidesdorff London and San Francisco Bank, NW cor California and Leidesdorflf Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post Maynard's, NW cor California and Battery McCreery's, NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pine Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post Mechanics' Pavilion, W b Larkin, bet Hayes and Fulton Mercantile Library, 216 Bush Merchants' Exchange, SsCal., bet Mont, and San. Merritt's. NW cor California and Drumm Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie Morrison's, NW cor Pine and Leldesdorif Murphv, Grant & Co.'s, NE cor Sansome and Bush Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansome Nucleus, SE cor Market and Third Odd Fellows', 323-327 Montgomery Olympic, 119 Post Pacific Bank, NW cor Sansome and Pine Pacific Exchange, 316 Montgomery Parrott's. NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery Phelan'B, junction Market and O'Farrell Phcenix, SW cor Sansome and Jackson Pioneers', 808 Montgomery Reese's, 716-722 Washington Safe Deposit Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and California San Francisco Gas Co.'s, First, Howard, and Natoma San Francisco Savings Union, NE cor Cal. and Webb San Francisco Stock Exchange, S s Pine, bet Sansome and Montgomery Sather's, NE cor Montgomery and Commercial Savines and Loan Society's, 617-621 Clay Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay Shiels", 32 O'Farrell St. Ann's, NW cor Powell and Eddy St. Mark's, SW cor Kearuy and Morton St. Lawrence, 212 Sutter Stevenson's, SW cor Montgomery and California Sullivan's, SW cor Dupont and Pacific ' Tallant & Co.'s, NE cor California and Battery The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell The Real Estate Associates, 230 Montgomery Tucker's, NW cor Montgomery and Sutter Union Insurance Co.'s. 416-418 California United States Appraiser's. E s Sansome, bet Wash- ington and Jackson Webb's, 37 Second Wells', SW cor Montgomery and Clay White House, NW cor Kearny and Post Whiting's, SE cor Sansome and Pine Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter HALLS. Alldacks, SW cor Bush and Devieadero American, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth American Protestant Association, 713 Mission Apollo, 808 Pacific Archery, 1155-1157 Mission Armory, 1.34 Fourth Barra's, 118 First B'nai B'rith, 119-121 Eddy Cambrian, 1133 Mission Carll's, 1328 Bush Centennial, 421 HayeB Champion, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Kentucky Charter Oak, 771 Market Columbus, S s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie Crusader, ll.')9 Mission Dashaway, 139 Post Docking's. 409 Montgomery Av Druids', 413 Sutter Golden Gate, 1622 Pacific Av Grand Army of the Republic, 71 New Montgomery Grand Central, '.197 Market Grand Western, 13'28 Bush Hare's, Tenth Av, Soutli S. F. Hibernia, 246 Third Hoag's, SW cor Sutter and Powell Horticultural, W s Stockton, bet Post and Sutter Huddy's.909M Market Humboldt, SE cor Mission and Erie Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post Independence. 39 Fourth Independent Order Red Men's, 510 Bush Irish American, 816-81H Howard Irish Confederation, 751 Market Ixora, 737 Mission Kessing's, cor Twenty-first and Howard King's, 2131 Mission Knight's of Pythias, 913 Market Lafayette, 7.30 Montgomery Lincoln, 413 Third Manuerbund, W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post Mayberry's, E s Mission, bet Twentieth and Twenty- first Mechanics' Institute. 27 Post Mercantile Library's, 216 Bush Mowry's Opera, SW cor Grove ana Laguna Myrtle, W s Railroad Av, bet Seventh and Eighth Avs SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^^'N^SSN^^tEfsr ""ice ^ J. nriMbUUniUUun a 1>U. I>0ME»TIC COAI,. 41 MarUet street, comer Xpear. BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC. 135 National Armory, 324 Post National Republican, 1113 Mission Odd Fellows', 325 Montgomery Ono, 1883 Mission Philharmonic, NE cor Stockton and Jackson j Pixley, NE cor Pacific and Polk I Piatt's, 216 Montgomery Polk Street Music, 1605 Polk Riggers' and Stevedores', 429 Pacific Sanders', 71 New Montgomery Saratoga, 814 Geary Scollay's, 1524 Stockton St. Cyprian's, NW cor Jackson and Virginia St. Ignatius', 841 Market St. Joseph's, W s Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom St. Peter's Temperance, E s Alabama, bet Twenty- third and Twenty -fourth Tammany, cor Folsom and Eighth TerpsIchorean.N s Pacific, nr Stockton Teutonia, 1322 Howard Turn Verein (Eureka) , E s Powell, bet Cal. and Pine Turn Verein (old) , N s Bush, bet Stockton and Powell Turn Verein (San Francisco) , S s Turk, bet Leaven- worth and Hyde Turn Verein Vorwiirts, 310 O'Farrell Union, S s Howard, bet Third and Fourth Veterans', 51C Bryant Washington, 35 Eddy Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter BLOCKS. Armory, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard Astor, 625-633 Sacramento Belden, SW cor Bush and Montgomery Blythe's. SE cor Dupont and Geary Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Kearny California. SE cor California and Battery Commercial, SE cor California and Front Court, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant Eagle, NW cor Pine and Davis Frank's, NW cor Sansome and Washington Front Street, E s Front, from Clay to WsBhington Golden Gate, 131 Post Hansford, 110-132 Market Harpending, S s Market, bet First and Second Holbrook, SE cor Market and Beale Howard's, 627 Third ! Metropolitan, 8-14 Montgomery Av I Montgomery, E s Mont.,from Merchant to Washington Nevada, NW cor Montgomery and Pine I O'Donnell's, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont j Oriental, SW cor Bush and Battery Park's, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth I Reese's, W s Battery, bet Pine and California Safe Deposit, SE cor California and Montgomery Shiels', junction Market and Post Thurlow, E s Kearny, bet Sutter and Ver Mehr PI Union, junction Market and Pine Virginia, NW cor Stockton and Pacific Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av Yankee, SW cor Front and Pine ROWS. MaYnahd's, SE cor Pine and Battery South Park, Third, bet Bryant and Brannan Tittel's, W B Clara Lane nr Sutter WHARVES. Battery Street, foot Battery Beale Street, foot Beale Broadway, foot Broadway Central Pacific RR., foot Second Channel Street, foot Channel Channel Street South, extension of Channel Street Dewey's, foot Third Dry Dock Co.'s, Hunter's Point East Street, from Market to Folsom Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore Folsom Street, foot Folsom Front Street, foot Front Green Street, foot Green Hath away 's, cor Spear and Bryant Harrison Street, foot Harrison Hobbs', E 8 Long Bridge, foot Fourth Hodgkin's, foot L, South S. F. Howard Street, foot Howard Howard No. 2, bet Howard and Folsom Humboldt, foot Spear Jackson Street, foot Jackson Main Street, foot Main Market Street, foot Market Meiggs', from Francisco, bet Powell and Mason, North Beach Oakland Ferry, East, bet Market and Clay Oriental, foot First Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s, Brannan and First Pacific Rolling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point Pacific Street, foot Pacific llincon, foot Steuart Rincon Point, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison San Francisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second Second and Berry Street, foot Second Section 1 Sea Wall, from Kearny to Stockton " 2 " •' Kearny to Sansome 3 A Sansome to Front Stockton West Spear Street, foot Spear Steamboat, Long Bridge Third Street, foot Third Union Street, foot Union Vallejo Street, foot Villejo Washington Street, foot Washington PLACES OP AMUSEMENT. Adelphi Theater, 607 California Baldwin Theater, 932-936 Market Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Kearny Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush Haverly's California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont Chinese Theaters, G23 and 626 Jackson, and 814 and 836 Washington Emerson's Theater, 320 Bush Fountain, SE cor Kearny and Sutter German Theater (California), N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont Germania Summer Theatre, S s Erie, nr Mission Grand Opera House, N s Mission, bet Third and Fourth Tivoli Garden, 28-32 Eddy Wiener Garten, NW cor Sutter and Stockton Winter Garden, W s Stockton, bet Post and Sutter Woodward's Gardens, N s Mission, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth PROMINENT PLACES. Alcatraz Island, 2 miles NW Telegraph Hill Angel Island, 5 miles from City Hall Bay District Fair Race Grounds, entrance cor Seventh Av and Fulton Bay View, nr Hunter's Point, 5 miles S City Hall Bernal Heights, S of Serpentine Av, bet San Jose and San Bruno Roads Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and Bay Shore Buena Vista Park, S of Haight.bet Broderick andLott Clark's Point, foot Broadwav Clifl' House, 6 3^ miles W City Hall Dry Dock (California), Hunter's Point Fairmount, W s San Jose Road, nr Thirtieth Farallones Islands, '29 miles from City Hall Fort Point, nr the Golden Gate, 4 milesW City Hall Garratt's Point, 3<> mile SW Hunter's Point Golden Gate, 6 miles W City Hall Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Av, 5 miles from City Hall Golden Gate Park, W of Stanyan, bet D and H to Ocean, entrance Baker, bet Oak and Fell Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin Holladay Heights, bet Clay,Wash., Gough and Octavia Holly Park, SWs Bernal Heights, nr San Jose Road Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE City Hall Islals Creek Bridge, from the termination of Ken- tucky to Railroad Av Kensington, Howard, nr Twenty-first Lagoon, Gough, bet Lombard and Francisco Laguna de la Merced, 73^ miles SW City Hall, nr Ocean View House Lake Honda, 4 miles SW City Hall Lakeville, nr Laguna de la Merced Lime Point, opp Fort Point Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Av, nr Toll Gate Long Bridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo Mission Creek, from Harrison and Nineteenth, SE to the Bay Mission Dolores. 2^ miles SW City Hall Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point Lobos Av and Presidio Road Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point Lobos Av and Presidio Road North Beach, foot Powell, W to Black Point North Point, foot Francisco Ocean View House, Ocean House Road, 7 miles SW City Hall TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO. 509, 511 Market St. Wagons. BDggles, carriages, sieanTEngiies LA GRANDE LAUNDRY 000» WORK. I.OW PRICKM. OFFICE. e-tS MARKET MTREET. 136 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. > H H Mission Street, foot Mission Mission No. 2, bet Mission and Howard Ocean Side House, Beach Road, 8 miles SW City Hall Ocean View Biding and Driving Park, Ocean House Road. 7 miles SW City Hall Pacific Heights, California to Broadway, bet Van Ness Av and Fillmore Point Lobos. 6Ji miles W City Hall Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo, nr Bay Shore Potrero Nuevo, m miles S Citv Hall Presidio, 3 miles W City Hall Eincon Point, foot Harrison Russian Hill, Taylor, bet Broadway and Green San Jos^ or Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and Bay Shore Seal Rock, 6)4 miles W City Hall Spriug Valley, nr and S Lagoon Telegraph Hill, Montgomery, from Broadway N to the Bay Tuckerville, from Buchanan to Webster and Wash- ington to Pacific Visitacion Valley, nr the Bay and San Mateo Co. Line Yerba Buena, or Goat Island, 2 miles NE City Hall KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES, FEDERAL.. Army, Military Division of the Pacific, and Dept of California, headquarters Presidio Reservation Army, Engineers, Engineer Officer Military Division of the Pacific, Presidio lie.servation; Fortifications Harbor S. F., 533 Kearny; Light-house, U. S. Ap- praisers' Building Army, Depots and Warehouses, 36 New Montgomery, and Yerba Buena Island Bankruptcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay and 506 Battery Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners, 715 Clay Coast and Geodetic Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Building Courts, Circuit Judge, Clerk; District Judge, Clerk ; District Attorney. Marshal, Commissioners, U. S. Appraisers' Building Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Officer, and Surveyor, NW cor Washington and Battery; Appraisers' Store, E s San. bet Wash, and Jackson Geological Survey, 155 New Montgomery Inspector Boilers, U. S. Appraisers' Building Insi^ector Hulls, U. S. Appraisers' Building Internal Revenue, Agents, Collector, Gangers, IT. S. Appraisers' Bxiilding Land Office, Register and Receiver, 610 Commercial Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach, nr Golden Gate Park Light House Department {Twelfth District) Inspector and Engineer, TJ. S. Aispraisers' Building Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain Lake ; Superintending Surgeon, U. S. Appraisers' Building Mint, Superintendent, Assayer, Coiner, Melter and Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mission Navy Pay Office, TJ. S. Appraisers' Building Pension Agent, Army and Navy, 620 Washington Post Office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Bat- tery ; Assistant Superintendent Railway Mail Ser- vice, SW cor Jackson and Battery ; Post Office In- spectors, 320 Sansome Secret Service Division, U. S. Appraisers' Building Shipping Commissioner, 118 Jackson Signal Service, 42 Merchants' Exchange Special Agent Treasury Dept, U. 8. Appraisers' Bldg Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, U. S. Apprais- ers' Building Surveyor-General California, 610 Commercial Treasurer Assistant, 608 Commercial STATE. Assayer State, 328 Montgomery Bank Commissioners, 528 California Fish Commissioner.^, 401 California Harbor Commissioners, 10 California Mineralogist State, 212 Sutter Immigration Commissioner, 508 Battery Insurance Commissioner, 401 California Pilot Examiners, 62 Merchants' Exchange Pilots, 501! Battery Port Wardens, .525 Front Prison Directors, 410 Kearny Railroad Commissioners, 320 Sansome State Univer.sity, Laud Department, 310 Pine Supreme Court, 105 Stockton, Judges' chambers, 105 Stockton Vlticultural CommisBloners, 111 LeldeSdorff CITY AND COUNTY. Assessor County, new City Hall, first floor Attorney and Counselor, new City Hall, third floor Attorney District, 8 Montgomery Av Attorney Police, old City Hall, first floor Auditor County, new City Hall, first floor Board City Hall Commissioners, New City Hall Board Education, new City Hall, third floor Board Election Commissioners, new City Hall, base- ment Board Equalization, new City Hall, second floor Board Fifteenth Avenue Extension Commissioners, 69-60 Merchants' Exchange Board Health, 14 O'Farrell Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Office, new City Hall Board Supervisors Clerk of, new City Hall, second floor Clerk County, new City Hall, first floor Coroner County, 641 Sacramento Court Superior, Departments No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, old City Hall, second floor; No. 6, 7. new City Hall, second floor; No. 8, new City Hall, third floor; No. 9 (Probate), and No. 10 (Special), new City Hall, second floor; No. 11 (Criminal), 8 Mont- gomery Av, third floor; No. 12 (Criminal), 729 Montgomery Courts Justices', SE cor Kearny and Washington Courts Police, old City Hall, first floor Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI Fire DeiJartment Commissioners, old Cily Hall Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento, bet Kat^tand Drumm Fire Department Engineers, old City Hall Fire Marshal, old City Hall, third floor Free Public Library, 428 Bush Gas Inspector, old City Hall, first floor Grand Jurv rooms, new City Hall, basement Health Offi'cer, 14 O'Farrell Hospital, E 8 Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third House of Correction, old San Jos^ Road, 6 miles from City Hall Industrial School, old San Jose Road, 5 miles irom City Hall Jail, N 8 Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont License Collector, new City Hall, basement Market Inspector, 14 O'Farrell Mayor City and County, new City Hall, first floor Park Commissioners, 336 California Physician City, 514 Kearny Police Chief, old City Hall, first floor Police Commissioners, old City Hall, second floor Police Stations, old City Hall, basement ; 829 Folsom ; 522 Davis ; 247 Steuart ; new City Hall; 207 Seven- teenth, and cor Polk and Jackson Pound Keeper, N s California, bet Walnut and Laurel Public Administrator. 528 California Quarantine Officer, SE cor Green and Front Recorder County, Hall of Records, new City Hall Registrar of Voters, new City Hall, basement Sheriff' County, old City Hall, first floor Superintendent Common Schools, new City Hall, third floor Superintendent Streets, new City Hall, basement Surveyor County, new City Hall, third floor Tax Collector County, new City Hall, first floor Treasurer County, new City Hall, first floor Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), Colusa, nr DeHaro LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jmlers, offer Goods Lower than any House in this city. 119 Montgomery St. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: 133 Sr«ar Street. ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, ETC. KECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION. Abbot Charles M., cashier Newton Bros. & Co., r. 814 Post Adler Solomon, salegiuaii Altschul, Seller k Co., r. ltil'2 California Albrecht Albert, agent, r. 713 Valencia Allison John C, job printer, 128 (Jeary, r. 722 Cal Altschul Leopold (Altschul, Seller* Co.) r. 1612 Cali- fornia Alvarez Luis F., r. 424 Hayes Ames K. B., manager Studebaker Brothers Man- ufacturing Co., 201-203 Market, r. 917 Lnrkin Ames Howard C, clerk Studebaker Brothers Mnfg Co., r. 917 Larkin Anaguostopulos Athanasios, liquor saloon, NW cor East and Commercial, r. lOOM Jackson Anderson Charles J., tailor, r. 1027 Hampshire Anderson Frank Mrs., matron Industrial School Andrews (i. B. (G. B. Andrews & Co.) 710 Mont Andrews G. B. & Co. (G. B. Andrews and H. L. Eirch- oflf) employment office, 710 Montgomery Ansbro James, driver City RR., r. 1323 Natoma Apel John, architect, r. 1007 Union Arkwright Eliza Mrs., teacher music, r. 1205 Polk Arnessen Soren, packer, r. 1917 Hyde Arrington N. O., agent Bancroft's Histories, 9 Safe Deposit Bldg Babin Landry C, real estate agent. 612 Commercial, r. 1213 Filbert Baer Joseph (Kaufman b Baer) r. 312 Stockton Bailey Henry M., r. 329 Twenty-second Baird Andrew, note broker, 430 California, r. North Oakland Baker Charles H., machine agent, r. 2626 Sutter Baker J. Ridley, with A. Schilling & Co., r. 304 Sutter Baldwin Calviii, engineer flreboat Governor Irwin Bail M. E. Mrs., teacher English, r. 240 Sixth Ball Thaddeus, r. 1203 Union Ballough George, r. 131 Turk Banco Colomblano, £1 (Guatemala, Central America) Cabrera, Boma & Co. agents, 123 Cali- fornia Bangs Albeit H. (Bangs & Theller) r. 1938 Stevenson Banks W., machinist and engineer, 42 First Banes & Theller (Albert H. Bangs and George P. Theller) groceries, 826 Twentieth Banner Brothers, imports clothing, 5-7 Sansome Barber George H., 634 Mission Bartlett Edward, shoemaker, r. 319 Tehama, rear Barrington Joseph H., mnfr stayrods, 974 Harrison, r. 516 Howard Barth Pliilip, stock and bond broker, 306 Sansome, r. 124 O'Farrell Bartlett Earl, attorney at law, 324 Pine, rooms 8-9. r. 400 Van Ness Av Bartlett RobertH., barb fence maker Cal. Wire Works, r. 1312 California Bartlett Roscoe, r. 513 Fell Bartlett Wasliintjrton, Mayor San Francisco, office New City Hall, first floor, r. 427 Eddy Bartlett William 8., real estate, 612 Commercial, r. Tustin City, Los Angeles Co., Cal. Baum George A. R., r. 867 Mission Beighle George W., salesman Schlueter & Volberg, r. 27 Taylor Belinger Charles, r. 1131 Columbia Bell Benjamin C, millwright Philip Hinkle & Co., r. 7 Dehon Benjamin C. T., r. 543 Minna Bennett Cliarlea S., manager Brooklyn Hotel bar and billiard room, 208 Bush, r. Brooklyn Hatel Bergmann August, teacher First School of the German School Union, r. 211 Eddy Biber F. M., physician, office and r. 1713 Mason Bird Frank W.. salesman West Coast Furniture Co., r. 128 Willow Av Black Samuel, r. 905 Ji Folsom Blackburne Francis, engineer, r. 21 Caroline Blake Philip H. (Blake is Fieldsl r. 3032 Geary Blake & Fields (Philip H. Blake and James L. Fields) real estate brokers, 313 Montgomery Boedefeld John, upholsterer, 960 Folsom BOON POLLY MRS. .«rnuned rooms, 7 14 Stockton Boone William D., n Iner, r. 106 Post Bowers L. S. Mrs., seeress, 850 Market, room 22 Bourquin Charles Mrs., r. 521 Leavenworth Branson Thomas, laborer C. P. RR., r. 832>S Howard Brewer Francis A., dentist, 209 Geary Briggs Edgar, with E. W. Briggs, r. 791 Stevenson BrlggH EAgar W., cigars and tobacco, 646 Mar- ket, r. 204 McAllister Brif^gfS & Harrington (Arthur R. Briggs and Willard B. Harrington) publishers Grocer and Country Merchant, 123 California Brock John A., speculator, r. 1340 Folsom Bromley Joseph S. Rev., pastor Zlon Baptist Church, r. 2708 Turk Brookfield Arthur C, brickmason, r. 7 Langton Brooklyn Hotel, Schmidt k Bush proprietors, 110 Bush Brouchard J., artist, 213 Phelan Building Brown Benjamin, r. 3 Bond Bruce John T., painter, r. SW cor Vallejo and Bu- chanan Brunck Otto, r. 403 Stevenson Bugler John, r. 127 Seventh Burdett William, policeman, r. 1018 Montgomery Burnell Manfred C, deputy collector U. 8. Internal Revenue, r. 208 Ellis Bush C. 8. (Schmidt & Bush) r. Brooklyn Hotel Byrnes J. C, proprietor Brooklyn Hotel bar and billiard rooms. '208 Bush, r. Brooklyn Hotel Cahalin Gertrude H. Miss, vice-principal Mission Grammar School, r. 271 Stevenson California Grlue Works, Martin Holje proprie- tor, cor Sixteenth and DeHaro. office 5 First California Philatelist, E. F. Gambs publisher, 234 Montgomery California Suspender Co., office 105 Battery Cameron Alexander, conductor Cal. St.RR., r. 325 Polk Cannon John, grocer, r. 1133 Columbia Cansdale Ernest, r. 1908 Dupont Cansdale Walter J., r. 1908 Dupont Carpeaui G.D., bricklayer, r. 24 Tehama Carr William J., clerk, r. 406 Eddy Carson Thomas E., millwright Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 539 Second Carusi Samuel P.. attorney at law, r. The Cottage, cor Central Av and Geary Casliin John, assistant superintendent Union Ice Co., 735-737 Fourth, r. 2023 Webster CasBor Peter (Pace & Cassor) 541 Merchant CasTrell Thomas H., Grand Secretary Grand Chapter, and Grand Recorder Grand Commandeer Knights Templars, office Masonic Temple, resi- dence 109 Tenth Caybergs Felix, carpenter, r. 142 Shipley Charlock William H., night watchman Craig & Krem- ple, r. 1.303 Eddy Charlock William H. Jr., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1303 Eddy China and Japan Tea Co. (Charles B. Knocker and George T. Marsh) wholesale dealers teas, 126 Kearny, rooms 3-4 Clark Benjamin, clerk, r. 1411 Washington Clarke Harry P., clerk Cal. Insurance Co., r. 228 Turk Clarke Thomas B., capitalist, r. 228 Turk Cleveland Charles D., physician and surgeon, school director, and manatter Examiner Publish- ing Co., office junction Market and O'Farrell, r. 604 Leavenworth Clint Charles, master mariner, r. 23 Scott PI Clough Charles L., bookkeeper Freeman, Smith & Co., r. 2107 J4 Webster Coffin Charles G., clerk Coffin k Hendry, r. 20 Met- calf PI PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. American and £ncrllah Paper H»ng%ng». Private Residences Decorated in Artistic Style. Cf.W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. H INCKI^KY. NPIKRN A: HAYES, FUI^TOX IRON TVORKS. 213 Fremont Hfi-eel. :(tBnufl»c(arer» of STATIONARY and BIARINE ENOINEM »nd ROII.RB!». 138 SAN FRA.NCISCO DIRECTORY. Coffin Wesley, r. 2() Metmlf PI Coghlll A. J., stationery, 20 LeideRdorff, r. 1217 Clay Cohen Phillpp, r. 8W cor Fifteenth and Mission Cohen Reuben, r. 306 Kearny Cohen O. & Co., wholesale cigars, 208 Battery Coiuniissioner of Immigration, P. A. Forrester, office S'jri Front, room 8 Conlln John F., r. 420 McAllister Conlin Thonias, roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 1 Laskie Conner Samuel A., compositor, r. 335 Geary Conrad George, butcher, r. '2G Langtou Conrad Minna Miss, shoefltter Jory Bros., r. 26 Lang- ton Gonvcry William A., laborer, r. 223 Fifteenth Coombs Ancil B., r. 44<) Minna Corniick Albert B., sawyer W. B. Bradbury, r. 739 Minna Cormick Joseph, carpenter, r. 789 Minna Corr Harry J., r. 5 Oak Cotrel Thomas, guns, ammiiultion, etc., 628 Mont- gomery, r. 1522 Clay Cotrel William B., salesman Thos. Cotrel, r. 1518 Clay Cowles Winthrop I.. (W. L. Cowles & Co.) r. 1138 Sutter Cowles W. L. & Co. (Winthrop L. Cowles) mnfrs and importers army and navy goods, regalia, etc., 120 Sutter, room 21 Coyle Stephen, r. 313 Green Craig Peter W., trimmer Craig & Kremple, r. 311 Oc- tavia Craven Nettie R. Mrs., principal Mission Grammar School, r. 704 Powell Crockett Charles, policeman, r. 30 Russ Cross S. J. Mrs., r. Milton House Crowell 8. T., r. Park Hotel Crystal Soda Water Cc.SKcor Mason and Vandewater Cunimiugs Walter B., office 430 Californla.r.San Mateo Dalmas George W., cabinetmaker, r. 237 Seventh Dulmas William C, coojier L. N. Handy & Co., r. 237 Seventh Daly Edward, blacksmith and horseshoer, 2312 Pine, r. Wildey, bet Fillmore and Steiner Dauth John M., barber, r. 905 H Mission Davidson Arthur D.. printer, r. 315M Stockton Debruniier lllrich, cloth merchant, 691 Market De Lauey Diniel M., musician, r. 1409 Buchanan Dfnnery L. L., office 126 Kearny, room 5 Diusniore Wallace, law student, r. 421 O'Farrell Dittmer Herman W., clerk German Consulate, r. 1819 Pine Dittmer Hermina Mrs., teacher sewing and fancy work. r. 1819 Pine Dittmer Max, with Edward E. Ehrenfort, r. 1819 Pine Dittmer Oscar, clerk Laugley & Michaels, r. 1819 Pine Donchue Henry, sewing machine agt. r. 530 Linden Av Dorxan William Jr., bookkeeper, r. 20 Russ Dorn M. .\., attorney at law, 429 Montgomery Dougherty Henry, r. 1029!^ Market DouK'la.-<.s Daniel, wheelwright, r. 442 H Clementina Dowland Edwiu, musician, r. 702 Sutter Duboce Victor D., clerk dead letter dept Post Office, r. 641 Valencia Duckett Chorlcs 8., dentist, office and r. 35 Sixth Ducruet Theodore, upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadonx, r. 1114 Stockton Duden George, attorney at law, r. 313 O'Farrell Dugan John, service man Spring Valley W. W., r. 1527 Market Dunkley John, laborer, r. 1180 Harrison Eber Albert, r. 861 Folsom Eckstein Oscar, r. Kentucky House Edgerly Anson B., picture framemaker George R. Klbbe & Co., r. 100 Jones Edwards Edward, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 65 Langton Edwards William P. Jr., register deposits U. S. Mint, r. 1901 Baker Elliott W. W. As Co., lithographers, 429 Montgomerj- Eloesser Arthur (Heyueraann & Co.) r. 138 Chestnut Emerson L. D.. r. 1814 Post Emnie Louts, bakery, 1191 Harrison Evans J. J. Mrs., r. 1033 Sutter V.vHus Augustus F. (A. F. Evans ft Co.) and president Arctic Ice Co., r. Oakland Evans Moses. t>hyi-ician, r. 910 Natoma Evnminer Piibllsliint; Co., Charles D. Cleve- land manager, junction O'Farrell and Market Fahev Patrick, r. 50U Grove Fairfax C. S. Mrs., r. 513 Post Farrell John D., r. 2010 Ellis Faymonville Bernard, special agent Flremana Fund Insurance Co.. 401 California, r. 530 Geary Ferguson George H., engineer, r. 2510 Steiner Ferguson William D., policeman, r. 118 Francisco Fernandez Santiago B., r. C36 Commercial Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Co. (of New York) James R. Garniss agent, 219 Sansome Fischer Wilhelm A. I., cabinetmaker, r. 131 Perry Fish L. W. Mrs., healer, office and r. 783 Market Fitzhenry John T., policeman, r. 207 Seventh Flood Alvah H., engineer, r. 1 Beaver Flynn William E., policeman, r. 1163 Market Follin Orrin W., clerk wholesale dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 13 Powell Forrester P. A., Commissioner of Immigration, office 525 Front, room 8 Fowler Charles (Schiiiir & Fowler) r. 924 Broadway Fox E.. r. 2507 Sutter Fraukel David, salesman, r. 915 )>i McAllister Free Robert H.. proptr Excelsior Coffee and Spice Mills, office 104 Market, r. 911 Folsom Freeman Frank, r. 904 Powell French Mutual Building and lioan A880> ciation, office 126 Kearny, room 5 French T. J. & Co. (T. J. French) groceries, 2339 Mission Gamba E. F., importer foreign stamps, 234 Mont. gomery, r. 1817 M Pine Garniss .Tames R. , insurance agent and adjuster, office 219 Sansome. r. 1224 Pine Oawthorne J. F., shorthand reporter, 444 California, r. 137 Chestnut Gay Charles A., r. 110 Sixth Gearhart Charles W.. shorthand reporter, 607 Mont Geist William (Krapeu & Geist) r. 420 Golden Gate Av Gibbous William, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, rooms 12-13 Gibson Andrew, cook, r. 812 Folsom Gibson Thomas B., foreman Wells, Chandler & Co., r. 20Metcalf PI Giffin Herman E.. r. 2740 Pine Oilman & Dauforth (Charles M. Oilman and Edwin Danforth) proprietors Pacitic IT. S. Bonded Ware- house, NE cor Battery and Broadway, Pacific Free Warehouse. NW cor Front and Broadway, and Front St. Warehouse, SW cor Front and Broadway, office NW cor Battery and Broadway Gilinore .Tolin H., real estate a^ent and house broker, 'AOi Montgomery, r. 2032 Bush Glassford John R., conductor, r. 221 Polk Gleason Ruggles, laborer, r. 422 Powell GoadW. F. , attorney at law, office 606 Montgom- ery, room 2, r. NWcor Washington and Gough Goesch Theodore, waiter, r. 955 Howard Gore John C, collector S. V. W. W., r. 513 Post Gottung Catherine, widow, r. 607 Fourth Gottung Frederick, sign engraver, r. 607 Fourth Goycoola A., r. 929 Post Goycoola A. J., r. 92'.i Post Gradwohl Maurice, attorney at law, 324 Pine Graham E. J. (Ha.s.sell & Graham) r. Oakland Graliam Transfer Co., Hassell & Graham pro- prietors, 136-138 Market Grant Julius W., machinist, r. 131 Turk Graves Augustus B. , clerk, r. 2017 Powell Graves Frauk B., roller maker, r. 2017 Powell Graves Lawrence 8., pressman, r. 2017 Powell Gray James M. (Sresovich & Gray) r. Alameda Greene George W. & Co. (George W. Grenne) patent medicines, 214 Sacramento Gruhn Abraham, r. 907)4 Mission Gude Herman F., packer U. 8. A., r. 138 Gough Hahenthal Charles, r. 440 Natoma Unlin, Levy «fc Co., manufacturers cigars, 413 Washington Haislip B. F. (Halslip ^Rohrbach) r. 707 Clementina Halslip J: Rohrbach (Benjamin F. Haislip and John P. Rohrbach) employment office, 34 Montgomery Block Hale W. F., physician and surgeon, 316 O'Farrell Hall Raymond, r. 323 Dnpout Halsey Henry G., clerk Firemans Fund Insurance Co., r. 1004 Powell Halsey William F., bookkeeper, r. 1004 Powell Hammer Emlle.drug clerk, r. 217 Mason SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ^"''''''*^"' ''"'"'' '*'''''l\'A^Xit\t^^a^rl'^^S^.r. ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC. Hammond Anselm C. secretary United Land Assn, and mining secretary, 330 Pine, room 14 Hammond Jobn, millwright, and car works, 42-60 Beale.r. 714 Geary Hanks Perry, r. 641 Valencia Hauley Mrs., r. 121 Powell Hanscom & Bynon (M. L. Hanscom and A. A. Bynon) book sellers and publishers agents, 2'J Kearny Harman Theodore, r. 1417 Polk Harris John F., postal clerk, r. 1144 Howard Harrold Frank, bookkeeper Welhuan, Peck A: Co., r. laOO Broadway Haskius T. J. (Mitchell & Haskins) r. Petaluma HasriellJ. J. (Hassell & Graham) r. Oakland Haasell & Graliaiii (J. J. Hassell and E. J. Gra- ham) proprietors Graham Tr^insfer Co., 136-138 Market Hauser Abram, r. 1708 Polk Heider Frank, tinsmith, r. 319 Green Heiueberg Beuedix, dealer hides and leather, 4U9 Bat- tery, r. 837 McAllister Heinecke F. A., watchmaker, r. 281 Stevenson Henderson John, compositor, r. 1821 Stockton Henkel Andrew M., r. 1908 Jessie Hesketh Thomas, r. 0 O'Farrell PI Hester William F., canvasser, r. 1017 Mason Hill Frank N., butcher, r. 946 Howard Uobson Charles, r. 248 Tehama Hobson HeSry B., grain broker, r. 1109 Shotwell Hodgkius William L., salesman Western Paper Co., r. 32 Golden Gate Av Holje Itlartin, proprietor California Glue Works, Sixteenth and De Haro. office 5 First, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Sonoma and Nevada HoUaday S. W., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery Holmes Silas M., railroad secretary, 318 Pine, room 39, r. Oakland Hopkins Lambert N. Jr., clerk Fay Dept. U. S. A., r. 309 Hyde Hopkins Uufus C, translator Spanish archives, r. 235 Kearny Hosie James, wool sorter, r. 5>S Bausch Hosie Thomas, spinner, r. 6Ji Bausch Howell Josiah, insurance. 220 Sansouie, rooms 1-2, r. 320 O'Farrell Humphrey Anthony B., r. 848 Grove Humphrey John O., r. 848 Grove Humphrey Mary Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Gram- mar School, r. 848 Grove Hurlbut Albert, r. 2918 Howard Button Ealph T., r. 703 Stockton Hyman Presley C, speculator, r. 728 Fulton Ingalls Benjamin A., r. 335 Fell Irving Andrew K., ship carpenter, r. 1144 Howard Israel Charles, cigar dealer, r. 934 Howard Jamleson James, machinist, r. 525 Folson Jeflerys Henry Scott, Eev., r. 1035 Market Jimenez Miguel, r. 1236 Dupont Johnson Peter, aspbaltum roofer, 413 Third, r. 101 Minna Kaufman Julius M. (Kaufman & Baer) r. 312 Stockton Kaafiiian^ Professor T. B. de Filippe proprietor, SW cor Bush and Kearny Academy of Natural Sciences, SW cor Cali- fornia and Dupont SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "«hing MNE^at^sHORj notice J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and Dealer* In all kinds of FOREIODT and I>«MKSTIC COAIj, 41 Market Street, corner K|>ear. ACA 179 ADA Academy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores, bet Six- teenth and Seventeenth ' Accident Insurance Co. of Nortli America (of Montreal, Can.) Horace D. Irwin & Co. general agents, 232 California Aceret Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 708 Qough Aceret Jacob, gardener, r. 708 Gough Aeeves Alexander, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 423 >i Clementina Achard Charles, carriagetrimmer, 222 Mission, r. Oak- land Acheson Robert, hop broker, 232 California, r. 1103 Montgomery Achin Auguste (Bernou & Achin) r. 635 Third Achorn Albion G., carpenter, r. 922 Folsom Acker Miss, saleslady Yates & Jackson Acker Christ, baker, r. 10 J^ Rausch, rear Acker Francis V., carpenter and builder. 1207 Polk, r. 1640 Sacramento Acker Frederick, r. 559 Howard Acker George, bollermaker, r. 559 Howard Acker V. Mrs., dressmaking, 407 Sutter Acker Valentine, tailor, r. 407 Sutter Ackerman A., salesman Newman & Levinson, r. cor Bush and Dupont Ackerman Benjamin, r. 931 Market Ackerman, Block & Co. (H. S., Samuel S., Isidore H., and Isidore S. Ackerman and Maurice Block) wholesale crockery, glassware, and fancy goods, 15-19 Front Ackerman Brotliers (Samuel S., Hart S., Isidore S., and Isidore H.; importers and retail dealers fancy goods, crockery and general varieties, 123 Kearny and 207-209 Sutter Ackerman Charles, painter, r. 734 Tehama Ackerman Charles L. (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ack- erman) attorney at law, 426 California, rooms 4-5, r. 423 Eddy Ackerman Claus, packer Golden Age Mill Co., r. 322 Ji Broadway Ackerman David, butcher Grand Central Market, r. 921 Polk Ackerman Emanuel, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1309 Larkin Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman Bros, and Ackerman, Block & Co.) r. 1509 Gough Ackerman Henry, clerk, t. 520 Eddy Ackerman Henry, r. Six Mile House Ackerman Herman, master mariner, r. 2717 J$ Mission Ackerman Hyman S., cashier Ackerman Bros., r. 112 Kearny Ackerman Isidore H. (Ackerman Bros, and Ackerman, Block & Co.) r. 1509 Gough Ackerman Isidore S. (Ackerman Bros, and Ackerman, Block & Co.) 1509 Gough Ackerman Jacob, r. 1039 Mission Ackerman Joseph, poultry ranch, nr Ocean View Sta- tion Ackerman Lazarus, commercial traveler, r. 122 Post Ackerman Robert, master mariner, r. 2724 Folsom Ackerman Samuel, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1309 Larkin Ackerman Samuel S. ( Ackerman Bros, and Ackerman, Block & Co.) r. New York Ackerman Sigmund H., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 1509 Gough Ackerman Sigmund L., salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 520 Eddy Ackerman S. L. Mrs., widow, r. 520 Eddy Ackermann Charles H., baker, r. 625 Clay Ackermann Loviisa Mrs., widow, r. 1816 Mason Ackerson Charles H., contractor and builder, r. 215 Kearny Ackerson George T., speculator, r. 837 Hayes Ackerson John W. (estate of) ofilce Pier 10 Steuart Aclcerson, Moore & Co. (John W. Ackerson, es- tate of, Austin D. Moore and Hiram C. Smith) lumber and consignees Port Discovery Mills, Pier 10 Steuart Ackerson Peter, seaman, r. 700 Front Ackerson William E., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, r. 907 Jackson Acklen William E., mate schr Fannie A Hyde Ackley Henry S., first officer O. R. and N. SS. Co- lumbia Ackley Lyman, r. S s Precita Av, nr Washington Av, B. H. Acklund S. A., tailor, r. 1025 Hampshire Acme Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 309 California, room 4 Acme Photographic Studio, Mrs. Sarah Fletcher proptr, 914 Market Acosta Antonio, locksmith, r. 7 Salmon Acosta Donate, painter, r. 7 Salmon Acres Richard T. (A. Buswell & Co.) r. 611 Pine Acton Martin J., laborer Custom House, r. 15 Elliot Park Acton Richard, saddler and hamessmaker, 2760 Mis- sion, r. 794 Twenty-fourth Acton Robert, shoemaker, r. 1904 Market Acty Herman, teamster, r. 524 Mission Acworth John, r. 109 Fifth Adae William W., civil engineer, 606 Montgomery, room 1, r. 221 H Valencia Adair Bruce, butcher, r. 24 Welsh Adair George B., salesman Gordon Hardware Co., r. cor Polk and Sacramento Adair Jennie M., widow, r. 24 Welsh Adair R. G., r. 4 Scott PI Adair Stafford, r. 605 Broadway Adair William H., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 232 Minna Adair William T., cabinetmaker J.S.Bennett, r. 24 Welsh Adam John, teamster, r. 16 Antonio Adam Robert, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Adam Rudolph, cooper Pac. Distilling Co. Adam Theodore, r. 605 Broadway Adam Thomas (Adam & Kibbe) r. 814 Hayes Adam & Kibbe (Thomas Adam and Millard Kibbe) wines and liquors, junction Market, Kear- ny and Geary Adami Cremente, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Stock- ton and Greenwich Adami John, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 612 Broad- way, r. 113 Trenton Adami Luigi, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Adamich John, bartender S. Divisich & Co., r. S b California, nr Kearny Adams Adolph, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 9 Graham PI Adams Albert F., blacksmith City RR., r. 1603 Mis- sion Adams Albert F., Custom House and Internal Rev- enue broker, 405 Washington, r. Alameda Adams Albert H., engineer, r. 37 O'Farrell Adams Alexander P. , mnf r compressed coffee and coffee roaster, 51 Fremont, r. 109 Twenty-fourth Adams Amos, office 40 California, room 8, r. 100 Mc- Adams Amos C. attorney at law, 137-139 Phelan Bldg, r. 2401 Webster Adams Arthur L., clerk paper division Post Office, r. 1802 Dupont Adams Charles, r. Branch House Adams Charles, cooper, r. 1216 Green Adams Charles, tireman, r. 736 Market • Adams Charles, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Tennes- see, nr Napa Adams Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SE cor Mariposa and Mississippi Adams Charles, seaman, r. SW cor Solano and Penn- sylvania Av Adams Charles D., clerk O. F. Willey & Co., r. Domin- ica, bet Platte and Yazoo Adams Charles F., with Butler & Haldan, r. 1910 Hyde Adams Charles W., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Alameda Adams Charles W., car repairer C. P. RR., r. 1504 Fol- som Adams Christopher, gunsmith, cutler, etc., 508 Com- mercial, r. 529 Union Adams Clara Mrs., r. 1142 Market Adams Clara A. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar School, r. 1910 Hyde Adams Cyrus (Cyrus Adams & Co.) r. 2205 Devisa- dero Adams Cyrus & Co. (Cyrus Adams) importers and dealers leaf tobacco, 417 Battery Adams Daniel, waiter, r. 47 Second Adams Daniel S., shoemaker, r. 631 Stevenson Adams Daniel T., cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co.. r. 14 McLea Court Adams Edson, real estate, 91-92 Montgomery Block, r. Oakland Adams Edward, melter Mechanics* Foundry, r. 522 Howard Adams Edward F., agent, r. 15 Glen Park Av Adams E. W., miner, r. North Pacific Hotel Adams F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 522 Howard o o o p S3 o o QO O or? o B o K o o 3 TRUMAN. ISHAM& CO.. 511 Het St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN WIl«»KK. 133 Spear Street. ADA 180 ADD 1001 Battery. clerk, r. 1533 Sutter , compositor Commercial News, r. clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 627 Adams F.F., merchant (Walla Walla) office 121-123 SanBome Adams Francis S., longshoreman, r. rear Adams Frank A., cutter Rosenthal, Feder k Co., r. Berkeley Adams Frank H., clerk Charles A. Bailey, r. East Oak- land Adams Frederick B., r. 825 Bush Adams George, clerk Mrs. L. F. Pommer, r. 529 Union Adams George, expressman, SW cor Dupont and Post, r. 1213 Kearny Adams George E., watchman, r. 1837 Market Adams George H., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 4 Elgin Park Adams George M., foreman cutting room, coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r. 923 McAllister Adams George P., clerk, r. SW cor Sacramento and Baker Adams George B. Adams George W, 1910 Hyde Adams George. W. Geary Adams George W., lumber surveyor, r. 613 Stockton Adams Grove, mining, 302 Montgomery, room 14, r. San Rafael Adams H. B., student Heald's Business College Adams Henry B., gunsmith Liddle & Kaeding, r. 1202 Mason Adams Henry Q. , searcher records, r. BE cor Bartlett and Twenty-second Adams Henry W., collector Board of Trade of 8. F., r. 1522 Eddy Adams Herbert, second assistant engineer P. C. 88. City of Chester Adams H. F., physician, r. SW cor Baker and Sacra- mento Adams Hill Con. Mining Co.* (Eureka, Nev.) D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California, room 3 Adams Horace, machinist, r. 201 Powell Adams House. Clark Clapp proptr, 519 Sacramento Adams Isaac, barber, r. V04 Ellis Adams Jacob, proptr Broadway Brewery, 637 Broad- way, r. 628 Broadway Adams James (Adams & Butler) r. 28 Berkeley Av Adams James, brass molder William T. Gsrratt, r. 331 Green Adams James H., real estate, r. 1910 Hyde Adams J. Edward (Murphy, Adams & Co.) r. NE Kearny and Sutter Adams Jessie Miss, saleslady Mrs. L. A. Burton, r, Adams Joel, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 724 Bran- nan Adams John, carpenter, r. 904 Kearny Adams John, carpenter, r. 314 Third Adams John, clerk, r. 105 Stockton Adams John, coffee saloon, 606 Third Adams John, driver Pacific Carriage Co. Adams John B., bootblack, NWcor Stockton and Ellis, r. 25 Stockton Adams John D., porter, r. Dominica, bet Platte and Yazoo Adams John E., merchant, r. 206 Kearny Adams John F., barber, r. 322 Third Adams John G., brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 10 Polk Lane Adams John I., laborer, r. 681 Mission Adams John M. (Adams & Carter) r. 2510 Washing. ton Adams John P., r. 2304 Harrison Adams John P. Jr., steward Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D.. r. 2304 Harrison Adams John Q,., attorney at law, 604 Clay, r. 1028 Vallejo Adams John Q., carriagesmith A. Folsom, r. 110 Sixth Adams John Q., plumber, r. 9 Clara Adams John Q., receiving feller Nevada Bank of S. F., r. 734 Sutter Adams John 8., policeman, r. 1615 Baker Adams Joseph B., bookkeeper, r. SW cor Solano and Pennsylvania Av Adams Joseph W. (Flke & Adams) r. 32 Golden Gate Av Adams Joseph W., painter and whitener, 5Ji Minna Agnew Samuel, porter Merry, FauU & Co., r. 1616 Do- lores Agnew Thomas, city agent and surveyor The State In- vestment and Ins. Co., 218 Sansome, r. 2129 Bush Agnew William G., wood and coal, 42 Mary, r. 430 Clementina Agricultural Fire Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California Ag^ricultural Machine Works, Byron Jackson proprietor, 625-627 Sixth Agricultural Park, N s Point Lobos Av, bet Twenty- third and Twenty-seventh Avs PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. American and Engrlisli Paper Hangings, i'rirate Residences Decorated In Artistic Style. G.W.CLAKK&CO. 645 Market st. H INC'KliET, KPIICR.S A HAYKS. FI'l.TOX IRON IVORHK. 2i:{ Frcnioni !l>tr<-er, IWanufut-turerH of ft»TATIU>AR¥ nna 9IABINK CNCilKEM uiiU RUI)L.EK». AGU 182 AIG Aguilar Adiodato R., bootblack H. H. Crelghton, r.428 Broadway Agiiilar Antonio, carpenter, r. 638 Green Aguilar James L., cook, r. 802 Jackson Aguilar Nicolas, r. C21 Pacific Aguilar R., coalpasser P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 428 Broadway Aguirre Martin J., confectionery, 429 Kearny, r. 1316 Powell Ahearn Patrick, gardener Sutro Heights, terminus of Point LoboB Av Ahearn Patrick, laborer, r. 1926 Folsom Ahearn Patrick, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co. 1^^ Aheam. SeeAhern Aherene Joseph, r. 520 Sutter Aherene Morton J., broker, 715 Clay, r. 520 Sutter Ahern Bartholomew, laborer, r. Roman Catholic Or- phan Asylum Ahem Catherine, widow, fancy goods and bakery, 316 Folsom Ahem Daniel, laborer, r. 542 Mission Ahem Daniel, laborer S. P. C. RR. r. 1611 Broderick Ahern Daniel, plasterer, r. 11 Hunt Ahern James, gardener City and County Hospital, r. 868 Folsom Ahem James, gasfitter, r. 213 Larkin Ahern James, laborer, r. NW cor Larkin and Ash Av Ahern James D., laborer, r. 1113 Bryant Ahem Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 2029 Polk Ahem Jeremiah, teamster, r. 235 Oak Ahem John, hack driver, r. 1633 Howard Ahern John M., liquor saloon, 211 Larkin Ahem Julia, domestic 912 Union Ahern M. A. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, r. 213 Larkin Ahern Margaret Mrs., r. 24 Hampton PI Ahem Martin, r. 803 Montgomery Ahern Mary, domestic 1728 Golden Gate Av Ahern Maurice, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 44 South Park Ahern Maurice, watchman, r. 2406 Post Ahern Michael, laborer, r. 13 J^ Clinton Ahern Michael, laborer, r. 2733 Pine Ahern Michael, shoemaker, r. 1820 Ellis Ahem Michael Mrs., bakery, 1820 Ellis Ahern Patrick, dock hand C. P. RR. Ferry Wharf, r. Oakland Ahem Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR. Ahem Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Howard Court Ahern Patrick, tailor, r. 2021 Mission Ahern Roger, carpenter Hibernla Brewery, r. 1163 H Howard Ahern Thomas, blacksmith, r. 34 Minna Ahern Thomas, fireman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 9 Pacific Ahern Timothy, blacksmith City Forge, r. 34 Minna Ahern Timothy, laborer, r. 125 Lily Av Ahern William, carpenter Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Ahern William, printer, r. Branch House Ahern William C, oysterman, r. Branch House Ahern William J., collector G. W. Clark & Co., r. 535 Minna B^ Ahern. See Ahearn Aherne Denis, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 419 Ivy Av Aheme Patrick O., laborer, r. 419 Ivy Av Ahlbach Heinrich, porter Bachman Bros., r. 606 Wil- low Av Ahlbach Jacob, stoves and tinware, 231 Fourth, r. 1506 Folsom Ahlbach Julia, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 24 Cleaveland Ahlbach William, plumber, r. 1506 Folsom Ahlberg Frederick, tailor, 445 Bush, r. 417 Mason Ahlborn August, cook Philadelphia House, r. 7 Bush St. PI Ahlborn Charles (Ahlborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahlborn House Ahlborn Henry, exprcFsman, cor Dupont and Post, r. 23 Johnson Av AlUborn House, Ahlborn & Boeckman proprietors, 319-323 Dupont Ahlbom William, watchman Dphrmann & Co., r. 15 Jj Preston PI Ahlborn & Boeckmann (Charles Ahlborn and George Boeckmann) proprietors Ahlborn House, 319-323 Dupont Ahlenfeld Morris D., cigars and stationery, 103>i Fifth Ahlers George, liquor saloon, 229 Spear Ahlers Henry, brewer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Everett Ahlers Hermann, Cooks and Baker's Union, 101 Poet Ahlers John D. A., liquor saloon, 228 Pacific, r. 704 Battery Ahlers John H., laborer, r. 1336 Bush Ahlers Karl G., clerk, r. 114 Fourth Ahlers William, laborer, r. 114 Dore 8^" Ahlers. See Alers Ahlert Frederick, r. 2215 Post Ahlert J. M., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1108 Steiner Ahlert Joseph, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. 2215 Post Ahlert William, plumber, r. 2216 Post Ahlf Diedrich, hog ranch, St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo Ahlf John C, student Heald's Business College Ahlgren Charles, proptr Finland House, 20 Folsom Ahlgien Frank, r. 20 Folsom Ahlstrom John, shoemaker, r. 220 Montgomery Av Ablstrom Peter M., engineer, r. 809 Harrison Ahnert August (Ahnert & Steinmiller) r. 329 Fran- cisco Ahnert & Steinmiller (August Ahnert and Louis Sleinmiller) junk, 318 Francisco Ahpel Carl, agent Hyam Joseph estate, 230 Montgom- ery, room 13, r. 518 Golden Gate Av Ahpel Henry, salesman M. Banner & Co., r. 439 Bush Ahrens Charles F., cabinet maker Charles J.Elemm. r. 114 }<^ Morris Av Ahrens Christian, watphmaker and jeweler, 616 Wash- ington Ahrens D.&G. (Diedrich N. and George M.) wines, liquors and cigars, SE cor Howard and Fremont and SW cor Mission and Main Ahrens Diedrich N. (D. & G. Ahrens) r. SW cor Mission and Main Ahrens Frederick , butcher J. C. Lutz, r. Green Tree House Ahrens Frederick, glovecutter Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. 905 Shotwell Ahrens George, jeweler, r. 616 Washington Ahrens George M. (D. & G. Ahrens) r. SE cor Fre- mont and Howard Ahrens Henry (Chicago Brewing Co.) r. 1420 Pine Ahrens Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Ahrens Henry, waiter Neilson Bros., r. 1944 Mission Ahrens Henry F. C. conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1686 O'Farrell Ahrens Jacob, liquor saloon and restaurant, SW cor Davis and Commercial, r. Oakland Ahrens John, liquor saloon, 525 East Ahrens John, seaman, r. 333 Beale Ahrens Kate, widow, r. 4 San Antonio Ahrens Louis N., cigarmaker, r. 1512 Powell Ahrens Martin, clerk, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Fol- som Ahrens Meta Miss, r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and Fol- som Ahrens Nicholas H. M. (Ahrens & Shattnck) r. 141 Minna Ahrens Rudolph C, clerk John P. Wieboldt, r. NW cor Valencia and Twentieth Abreiis Wilken, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth and Folsom Ahrens William F., porter Richards & Harrison, r. 305 Capp Ahrens & Shattnck (Nicholas H. M. Ahrens and Orville J. Shattuck) groceries and liquors, NW cor Second and Minna Ahumada Joseph M., real estate agent, office and r. 235 Kearny Aich Rudolph, gardener, r. 2926 Sacramento Aicher August, clerk Davis Bros., r. 1(118 Stockton Alcher Frank, real estate, r. 1618 Stockton Aicher Frank Jr., clerk Strauss & Frohman, r. 1618 Stockton Aicher Olga. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1618 Stockton Aierstok Jos., waiter M. Deutsch. r. California Hotel Aig^eltiiigfer Brothers (Charles A. Jr. and George) wood and coal, SW cor Sutter and La- guna Aigeltinger Charles A., with Aigeltinger Bros., r. 1768 Ellis Aigeltinger Charles A. Jr. (Aigeltinger Brothers) r. 1814 Laguna Aigeltinger Edward (Aigeltinger & Co.) r. 1758 Ellis Aigeltinger George (Aigeltinger Brothers) r. SW cor Sutter and Laguna Aigeltinger Leopold, furrier Henry Froomberg, r. 840 Grove SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers or and nealera in COAI^ and PIC ntON, 41 JMarket titreet, corner Spear. AIG 183 ALB Aigeltinger & Cp. (Edward Aigeltinger and Henry Christian) wood, coal, hay and grain, 1758 Ellis Aigner Lucas, tailor, r. 1702 Pacific Aiken A., merchant, r. 523 Sacramento Aiken Addie E. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar School, r. 2110 Larkin Aiken C. H., Master Mariner's Benev. Assn, 413 Sutter Aiken Charles, teamster, r. 104 Vallejo Aiken Charles S., journalist Bulletin, r. Berkeley Aiken Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Aiken Henry H. (Aiken & Warden) r. E s Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Aiken James, teamster, r. 212 Vallejo Aiken John P., wharfinger Green St. Wharf, r. 2110 Larkin Aiken Martha Mrs., r. 315 Eddy Aiken Robert, shoemaker, 1303 Buchanan, r. 654 Wil- low Av Aiken William, r, 326 Jessie Aiken .William H., attorney at law, 509 Keamy, room 5, r. 2110 Larkin Aiken & Warden (Henry M. Aiken and James W. War- den) hay, grain, coal and wood, NW cor Twenty- second and Valencia 8^ Aiken. See Aitken and Akin Aikens Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Aikins William, laborer, r. 127 Clementina Ainsa Eloise Mrs., r. 257 Perry Ainsa Jesus, miner, r. 519}^ Greenwich Ainsa Lola Miss, r. 916 Greenwich Ainsa M., r. 257 Perry Ainsley John (Ainsley & Wagner) r. 5023^ Seventh Ainsley Matthew A., r. SW cor Pacific and East Ainsley & Wagner (John Ainsley and Adam Wagner) cabinetmakers, 516-518 Sixth 'B^ Ainsley. See Inslee Ainslie Francis (Bender & Ainslie) r. 119 Perry Ainsworth A. G., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Oakland Ainsworth Annie Miss, actress Winter Garden, r. 16 Stockton Ainsworth Danforth H., dealer Texas lands, 5J6 Kear- ny, r. 104 Taylor Ainsworth Emma C, adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 320 Turk Ainsworth Frances Mrs., nurse Infants' Shelter, 512 Minna Ainsworth Frederick W., salesman Bonestell, Allen & Co.. r, 603 Bush Ainsworth Sadie, widow, varieties, 2204 Fillmore Ainsworth William, watchman C. P. RR., r. 620 Fourth Air David, carpenter, r. 37 Lafayette PI Aird Borland, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant Alrd James C, blacksmith Cal. Machine Works, r. 562 Bryant Airs L. M., seaman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janerio Aitchison John, carpenter Young, Thomson & Co., r. 1040 Army Aitken Albert E., watchman, r. 1258 Montgomery Aitken Charles H., butcher, r. 830 Mission Aitken Edwin J., elevator man McCrary's Bldg, r. 1511 Broadway Aitken Eggert Mrs., mediiim and magnetic healer, ofllce and r. 830 Mission Aitken Eugene T., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 1511 Broadway Aitken Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Broadway Aitken James (Moynihan & Aitken) r. 217 Devisadero Aitken James, policeman, r. 1934 Folsom Aitken James C, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. Berkeley Aitken Jessie S. Miss, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Capp Aitken John R., carrier Chronicle, r. 314 Seventh Aitken Mary, operator Pioneer Woolen Factory Aitken Mary A., widow, r. 1511 Broadway Aitken Robert, r. 121 Montgomery Aitken S. Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Capp Aitken Samuel, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Capp Aitken T., r. 781 Mission Aitken William, driver Newell & Bro., r. 1620 Jessie B^" Aitken. Bee Aiken and Akin Ajax Heaving Do-wn Hulk Association, Frank Wooisey secretary, 28 California, hulk foot Second Akamatsu Saizo, salesman Ichi Ban, r. 2414 Waslling- ton Akenoor M. M., seaman, r. 531 East Akerblad Joseph, Swedish Society 71 New Montgomery Akerly Benjamin M., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., r. Oakland Akerly Morris K., bookkeeper Gilman, Walker & Co., r. Oakland Akerman Benjamin J., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 931 Market .^.kerman Williams F., actor, r. 401 Kearny Akeroyd James, wool sorter J. F. Knox, r. Thorough- fare Hotel Akers Harry, drayman Peck & Co., r. 1612 Buchanan Akerson Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Akin J. S., millwright Jos. Wagner & Co., r. 568 Fol- som Akin William A., carpenter, r. 1050 Howard Akins Charles H., r. 23 Glen Park Av ^Akins William, janitor Hall of Records Akmann William(Meyer & Akmann)r. NE cor Eureka and Seventeenth Alameda ahd San Joaquin Railroad Co., George H. Waggoner secretary, office foot Market Alameda Building and Loan Association, Charles K. Clark secretary, 433 California Alameda Ferry, foot Market Alameda Frank, laborer, r. SW cor Sansome and Union Alameda H. C, r. 547 Mission Alameda Joseph, fisherman, r. 221 Pacific Alameda Real Estate Association, Jas. E. Damon man- ager, 436 Montgomery Alaska House, Charles Jekel proptr, 625 Pacific Alaska Commercial Co., Emanuel Neumann secretary, 310 Sansome Alaska Mining Co.(SierraCo.,Cal.)A.Jud8onBecretarj% 320 Sansome, room 52 Alatorre A., waiter-P. C. SS. Los Angeles Alatorre GuiUermo Z., barber H. H. Creighton, r.523 Kearny Alatorre Theophilo, jeweler, r. 835 Broadway Albany Bre-wery, F. Hagemann & Co. proprietors, 71-75 Everett Albany House, Julius Hack proptr, 31 Eddy Albascheil Charles, salesman A. Peiser, r. Philadel- phia House Albee Charles, butcher, r. 246 Third Albee Herbert, shoe cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 631 Sacramento Albemarle House, Mrs. M. F. Collins proptr, 8 Mason Alber John, harnessmaker, r. 418 Broadway Alberg John, master mariner, r. 68 Oregon Alberga George B., porter John Stable, r. 1220 Powell Alberigi Demetrio (Alberigi & Franceschi) r. 315 Broadway Alberigi Pietro, laborer, r. SE cor Broadway and Kearny Alberigi & Franceschi (D. Alberigi and N. Franceschi) wood and coal, 315 Broadway Albers Anton E. E., solicitor F. Korbel & Bros., r. 25 Gilbert Albers August (Albers & Schmidt) r. Alameda Albers B. Marcus (M. Albers & Co.) r. 335 Fourth Albers George H., clerk London Tea Co., r. 222 Minna Albers George W., machinist Gilbert & Moore, r. 9J4 Dikeman PI Albers G. W., r. 551 Fifth Albers Herman, teamster, r. N s St. Rose's Av, bet Blake and Cook Albers M. & Co. (B. Marcus Albers) groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Clara Albers & Schmidt (August Albers and Henry Schmidt) oyster saloon, 50-52 Cal. Market BS" Albers. See Alpers Albert Henry F., oysterman Matteo Cressaglia, r. 353 Albert James T., clerk George H. Abbott, r. 2617 Mis- sion Albert John, laborer, r. 418 Broadway Albert Lewis (Lewis & Co.) r. 613 Pine Albert Martin, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 333 Beale Albert William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento Albert William, fisherman, r. 263 East Alberti Antonio, piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 913 Filbert Alberti Francisco, musician and piano tuner, r. 1020 Stockton Alberti G. A., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Albertini Giuseppe, dishwasher, r. 535 Merchant Alberts Peter, liquor saloon, 8 Jackson Alberts Sikko H., seaman, r. 100}<5 Jackson Albertson Albert H., seaman, r. 39 Pacific W ft R n N ^ TRUMAIV, ISHAM & CO., ^uaaiE^^ carriages Wl H U U 11 O sou, 511 aiarkct .St. Seat, for sale to the Trade. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOHN M'io:noRE. i:t3 Mi><*ar Mtreet. ALB 184 ALE Albertson BuBbard E., carpeuter, r. 541 Minna Albertson Josepb A., phyelclau, office and r. Ill Pow- ell Albey Alfred, seaman, r. 409 Pacific Albin Ellen Mrs., liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-sec- ond and Potrero Av Albin Louis, bartender, r. 8W cor Twenty-second and Potrero Av Albini G., r. 509 Broadway Albion Brewery, J. H. Burnell & Brother proptrs, Corea, bet Santee and Penobscot, office 519 Sacra- mento Albion Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) B. L. Shainwald secretary, 327 Pine, room 9 Albion Pottery (Autioch, Cal.) W. S. Ray & Co. agents, 12-14 Marlcet Alborelli Antonio, upholsterer Robert Blum, r. 7 Pratt PI Albrecht Adam A., proptr S. F. Lunch Eitchen, 5}^ Belden, r. 1306 Powell Albrecht Albert, agent, r. 5 Torrens Court Albrecht Andrew, r. 747 J4 Folsom Albrecht August (Schroder, Albrecht & Co.) r. Oak- land Albrecht Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 430J4 Clementina Albrecht George, blacksmith, r. 242 Thirteenth Albrecht James, driver, r. 1006 Union Albrecht Johau, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor Fillmore and Elm Av Albrecht John, tailor, 528 Bush Albrecht Joseph, clerk, r. lilii Folsom Albrecht Laura Mrs., r. 217 Leavenworth Albrecht Rudolph, bookkeeper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1237 Folsom Albright George W., chief clerk Depot Quartermaster, U. S. A., r. 36 New Montgomery Albright J. T., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 36 New Montgomery Alcaraz George, laborer, r. 722 Broadway, rear Alcaraz Jacob, carpenter, r. 722 Broadway, rear Alcaraz Mary, widow, r. 722 Broadway, rear Alcaru Triuidad Mrs., r. 735 Broadway Alcttyag!^ Jose, groceries and restaurant, 522-524 Broadway Alcock John, cook, r. 12 Washington Alcorn John, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 206 Powell Alcot William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart Alden Fruit Co., George W. Deitzler president, 220 Sansome Alden Louis D., contractor, r. 411 Sansome Alden Samuel B., policeman, r. 4 Bernard Alden Samuel B. Jr., clerk Scofield & Tevis, r. 4 Bern- ard Alden Thomas H., carpenter, r. 17 Washington Aldersey Ellen, widow, private school, 2428 Bucha- nan Alderson David H., miner, r. 28 Seventh Alderson Frederick L., bookkeeper Huntington, Hop- kins & Co., r. 214 Powell Aldred Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32 Ecker Aldrich Frederick C. , grooferies and liquors , 719 Pacific , r. 823 Pacific Aldrich Lettie S. Miss, school teacher, r. 1026 Jackson Aldrich Louis, attorney at law, r. 1026 Jackson Aldrich Marion, r. 256 Third Aldrich Stuart, clerk box dept Post Office, r, 1026 Jackson Aldrich Theodore, r. 462 Minna Aldrich William A., capitalist, 314 California, r. 1605 Franklin Aldrich William H., clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., r. 1605 Franklin Aldrich William F., clerk E. V. Joice, r. 1026 Jac.kson Aldridge Charles M., barber Bernbard Bernhald, r. 505 Jones Aldridge M. L., student Heald's Business College Aldridge McPhersou, carpenter, r. 525 Seventh Aldridge Peter, teamster, r. SE cor Webster and Lom- bard Aldridge Robert, carpenter, r. 747)^ Minna Aldridf,'e W. D., student Heald's Business College Alduk Mateo, cook, r. 217 Minna Alegre Manuel M., Spani.sh Mutual Ben. Soc.SlO Bush Alegrio Gil T., bide Salter California Hide and Leath- er Co., r. NW cor Van Ness Av and Green Aleixo Jos6 F., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc. 510 Bush Alemany Jogepli S. AIostRev., Archbishop of San Francisco, r. 628 California Alers P. F. Auguste (Hayne & Alers) and physician, office and r. 10 Ellis H^ Alers. See Ahlers Alex Joseph F., restaurant, 1408 Stockton, r. 638 Na- toma Alexander — . Mrs., fortune teller, r. 1006 Market Alexander Abraham, r. 318 J^ Ivy Av Alexander Abraham (Honig & Alexander) r. 27 South Park Alexander Adolf, tailor, 303 Stocktpn, r. 905 Market Alexander Albert(Alexander Brothers) r. London, Eng Alexander Andrew, ship carpenter, r. IMS Second Alexander Archibald Mc I., sash and blind maker Uriah Segars, r. 2209 Pine Alexander Benjamin, commercial traveler P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1026 Folsom Alexander Benjamin, shipping clerk Liebes Bros. & Co., r. 1715 Mission Alexander Brothers (Josias and Albert) grain com- mission merchants, 123 California, room 36 Alexander Catherine Mrs., r. 522 Folsom Alexander Charles, r. 317 Powell Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 975 Market, r. 501 Jessie Alexander Charles M., crockery and glassware, 207 Fourth Alexander Charles O., bookkeeper E. W. Forsaith & Co., r. Oakland Alexander C. M., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. Alameda Alexander David, manager Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r. 513 Taylor Alexander David G., with Welch & Co., r. 2209 Pine Alexander Edward L., clerk, r. 16 Ninth Alexander Edwin C, compositor, r. 18 Mason Alexander Elizabeth, widow, r. 318J^ Ivy Av Alexander Ernest, gasfltter William D. Hobro, r. 2613 Clay Alexander Ernst, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Alexander Esther Miss, artist r. 109 O'Farrell Alexander Eva Miss, r. 109 O'Farrell Alexander Ezekiel, captain P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 726 California Alexander Flora, widow, furnished rooms, 503 Mason Alexander Frank A., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 1053 Market Alexander Gantio, machinist, r. 468 Sixth Alexander George, clerk Morris Louisson, r. 603 Mason Alexander George W. (Osborn & Alexander) r. 2432 Pine Alexander George W., salesman Cohnreich Bros., r. 502 Bush Alexander Goodman, glazier, r. 27 Rausch Alexander H. Mrs., r. 625 Geary Alexander Harry, foreman factory W. Cohen & Co., r. 763 Howard Alexander Isaac, shoemaker, 404 Pacific, r. 21 Prescott Alexander Isham E., carpenter and builder, 616 Cali- fornia Alexander Jacob A., hide dealer, r. 2513 Clay Alexander James, wood dealer, S 8 Berry, nr Third, r. 35 South Park Alexander James, salesman A. I. Hall & Sou, r. 763 Howard Alexander James B., groceries, 944 Harrison Alexander Jsuet, widow, r. 2209 Pine Alexander John, laborer O. R. and N. Co., r. 548 Bryant Alexander John E., bookkeeper Richard S. Alexander, r. 23 Haight Alexander Joseph, office 17-19 Sansome, r. 1102 Van Ness Av Alexander Joseph, stock clerk S. O. Alexander & Co., r. 125 O'Farrell Alexander Joseph, salesman Neuburger, Beiss & Co.. r. 617 Green Alexander Joseph D., engineer, r.l016 Green Alexander Josias (Alexander Brothers) London, Eng Alexander Leo, salesman S. L. Mack & Co., r 1026 Fol- som Alexander Louis, cigarmaker, r. 524 Jessie Alexander Manuel, shoemaker, r. 730 Minna Alexander Michael, short-hand correspondent Lilien- thal & Co., r. 1026 Folsom Alexander Orlando, merchandise broker, 121 Utlifornia, rooms 3-4, r. Galiudo Hotel, Oakland Alexander Oscar, clerk, r. 125 O'Farrell Alexander P., lauudyman S. F. Laundry LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. ''"'"'V^ZoZt^^Z'i^l'"^"' LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASiHINO CAI FOB A NO I>EI,IVERED. OFFICE, 648 9IARHET STREET. ALE 185 ALL , porter Colman Bros., r. 919 laborer, r. 1209 Twenty-sixth N s Filbert, bet Alexander Peter, blacksmitU L. Geitner, r. 526 Mission Alexander Philip, clerk Samuel Irving & Co., r. 109 O'Farrell Alexander Philip, varieties, 1715 Mission Alexander Rebecca Miss, assistant West Mission St. Grammar School, r. 625 Geary Alexander Rebecca, widow, boarding, 109 O'Farrell Alexander Reuben F., carpenter, r. McClellan, bet Courtland and Lincoln Ave, B. H. Alexander Richard S., shipwright, 223 Drumm, r. 23 Haight Alexander Robert B., compositor Wasp, r. What Cheer House Alexander Robert J., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 614 Grove Alexander Sadie, widow, coflfee saloon, 238 Ellis Alexander Samuel, r. 1026 Folsom Alexander Samuel J., paper carrier, r. 520 Bush Alexander Samuel O. (S. O. Alexander & Co.) r. 125 O'Farrell Alexander S. O. & Co. (Samuel O. Alexander and Abram Marcus) wholesale clothing, 2 Battery Alexander Simon, clothing, 772 Howard, r. 763 Howard Alexander S. Cameron, with Bank of British. Colum- bia, SE cor Sansome and California Alexander Theodore, clerk William D. Hobro, r. 2110 Stelner Alexander Thomas, teamster, r. 529 Sacramento Alexander Tina, widow, r. 223 Austin Alexander Wallace, clerk Hanson & Co., r. 1016 Green Alexander William, deck hand Cal. S. N. Co.'s stmr Citv of StocKton Alexander William, clerk J. H. Sayre, r. 2209 Pine Alexander William F., painter, r. N s Filbert, bet Steiner and Pierce Alexand'=T William H Pacific Alexander William J., Alexander WUliam J., painter, r- Steiner and Pierce Alexander William T., real estate, r. 476 Jessie Alferitz Peter (Dellepiaue & Co.) and groceries and liquors, 521 Montgomery At, r. 620 Green Alford Amasa, surveyor, r. 66 Minna Alfred John N., compositor, r. 22Natoma Alfred Rose, widow, r. 3 Boston PI Alfs Frank J., clerk Christian D. Postel, r. 1424 Tay- lor Alf s William H. A. (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. 110 Lily Av Algeo Charles L., tanner Philipp, Hesthal?: Co., r. 340 Guerrero Algeo James, bootmaker, r. 1019 Market, rear Algeo James, glove cutter Philipp, Hesthal & Co., r. 340 Sixteenth Algren Charles, baker, r. 3 Chatham PI Algren John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Alhambra Building, 319 Bush Alison Charles, engineer, r, 2130 Mission Alison Charles, port captain John Rosenfeld, r. 210 Seventh Alison Charles Jr., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 210 Seventh Alison Charles N.. brass finisher William T. Garratt, r. 138 Fremont Alison Rufus B.. machinist, r. 210 Seventh Alison William H., assistant engineer P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 210 Seventh tff" Alison. See Allison Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 26 Fourth, r. 502 Bush Allabaugh Mary Miss, dressmaker, 504 Ellis Allan Benjamin, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Allan James, r. 506 Seventh Allan P. Macdonald, surgeon O. and O. SS. Belglc and physician, office and r. 1160 Market Allan Robert I., cooper, r. 506 Seventh Allan Sarah K. Miss. r. 2230 Howard Allardt George F., <:ivil engineer, 418 California, room 5, r. Oakland Allardyce Alexander Rev., res 1225 Green Allardyce John C, clerk, r. 1506 Leavenworth Allari Joseph, delicacies, 55-56 Cal. Market, r. 417 Mason, rear Alldack Joseph, groceries, liquors, hay, coal, wood and boarding stable, SW cor Bush and De- visadero Alldack^ Hall, SW cor Bush and Devisadero Alldis Johi?G., teamster, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Bernal Station Allee Daniel, clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 220M Mc- Allister Allee Minnie Mrs., r. 735 McAllister AUegretti Ignazio, confectioner, SW cor Sutter and Powell, r. 505 Powell Allegria Hill Y., tanner, r. 11 Hinckley Allemannla Fire Insurance Co. (Pittsburg) William G. Elliott agent, 410 California. Allen A. Mrs., r. 911 Bush Allen Addison F., salesman William T. Garratt, r. 416 O'Farrell Allen A. J., r. Commercial Hotel Allen Albert J., superintendent stables Market St. RR., r. 446 Sixteenth Allen Albert W., iron worker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa Allen Alexander H., watchman, r. 514 Shotwell Allen Alexander W., clerk, r. 514 Shotwell Allen Alfred D., mining, r. 906 McAllister Allen Alonzo W., pattern maker, r. 675 Mission Allen Ansel S. (Allen & Obin) r. 654 Pacific Allen A. W.,r. 104 Powell Allen Benjamin, pantryman, r. 227 O'Farrell Allen Benjamin E., student Heald's Business College Allen B. G., Mrs. (Wing & Allen) r. East Oakland Allen C driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 37 Second Allen Carrie M., widow, r. 630 M Minna Allen Catherine, widow, r. 11 Pollard PI Allen Cecelia Miss, machine operator Philipp, Hesthal & Co., r. 1223 3^ Folsom Allen Charles, r. 10 Alaska PI Allen Charles, cook Sanders' Hotel, 823 Battery Allen Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E b Il- linois, bet Napa and Shasta Allen Charles, master mariner, r. 100 Vj Jackson Allen Charles, seaman P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 625 Davis Allen Charles D. (Bonestell, Allen & Co.) r. 2500 Washington Allen Charles E., helper Chace & Wilson, r. 2126 Brod- erick Allen Charles E., commission merchant, 238 Mont- gomery, r. Oakland Allen Charles F., mining engineer, r. Occidental Hotel AUen Charles R., agent Pittsburg Coal Mining Co., and dealer all kinds coal, 118-120 Beale, r. Oakland Allen Charles W., railroad engineer, r. 474 Jessie Allen Charlotte, widow, r. 1117 Howard Allen Daniel B., cabinetmaker Becker & Dillmann, r. 148 Sixth Allen David H. (Allen, McGary & Co.) r. 1431 Steiner Allen Declan (Ross s Allen) r. 3J4 Larkin Allen D. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 227 O'Farrell Allen Edg-ar li., secretary Redwood Manufactur- ers' Association. 18 Market, r. 636 Post Allen Edward F. W., sawmaker William Brown, r. 1207 Montgomery Allen Edward, S. J., student St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Allen Edward T., manufacturers' agent, hard- ware, cutlery and firearms. 416 Market, r. 2204 Jackson Allen Elizabeth, widow, r. 1223 >i Folsom Allen Elizabeth P.. dressmaker, r. 2315 Mission Allen Emma Miss, r. 514 Shotwell Allen E. S. Mrs., boarding, 122 Taylor Allen Frances Mrs., bakery, 2926 Sixteenth Allen Frank F., real estate agent, r. 10 Polk Lane Allen Frank H. (Allen, Tuggle & Co.) r. 614 Mission Allen Fred. E., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2224 Howard Allen Frederick M., clerk Portland Lodging House, 807 Kearny Allen George, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. Alameda Allen George, ship calker, r. 11 Minna Allen George B., r. 1105 Van Ness Av Allen George P., boilermaker, r. 2926 Sixteenth Allen George P., surgeon, office Chronicle Building, r. 1505 Devisadero Allen George S. (W. R. Allen & Co.) r. Oakland Allen George Fillmore Allen George W 325 Main Allen George W., miner, r. 519 Sacramento Allen Hannah, domestic 215 Seventeenth Allen Harry M., barber, r. 427 Stevenson W., clerk A. SchiUing & Co., r. 1706 iron molder McCormick Bros., r. P. ufiNnnu/ cuAnrc manufacturers of fine g.w.clark&co. WlliUUffi OnHUilO Window snades lor Resiliences, Stores, Offices, etc. 645 Market st. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FULTON nsWN IVORKN. 213 Fremont Ntreei, Manufacturers of Sugar ^lillti. Vacuum PanK, Etc ALL 186 ALL O 0 Allen Hattie H., dressmaker, r. 2315 MisBion Allen Henry C, traveling salesman Langley & Mi- chaels, r. 1104 Market Allen Henry F., clerk Allen & Lewie, r. Boss Valley, Marin Co. Allen Henry H., mining, 318 Pine, room 17 Allen Hugh, gardener Hamilton Square, r. 930 McAl- lister Allen Iowa W., clerk Davis Bros., r. 319 Bush Allen Isaac, compositor, r. 725 California Allen Isaac, shoemaker, r. 15 Hayes Allen Isaac P., exchange clerk Bank of California, r. 1611 Clay Allen Isaac P., ship carpenter, r. 126 Perry Allen Isaac S., r. 1028 Pine Allen J., ship carpenter Dickie Bros. Allen James, carriage painter, r. 3M Larkin Allen James, conductor Omnibus EB. Allen James, assistant engineer P. C. 88. City of Chester, r. 18 Eidley Allen James, expressman, KE cor Polk and Clay, r. 1918 Pacific Av Allen James, longshoreman, r. 125 Clinton Allen James, mnfr toilet articles, r. 728 Bay Allen James, seaman P. C. SS. Victoria Allen James, tailor, r. 319 Tehama, rear Allen James B., compositor Chronicle, r. 5 Cleave- land Allen James D., salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. 502 Washington Allen James H., porter Olympic Club, r. 807 Kearny Allen James M. (Preston & Allen) attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 13, 14, 16, r. 8E cor Buchanan and Green Allen James M., laborer Custom House, r. 415 Steven- son Allen Jane, widow, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde Allen Jason (Nugent & Allen) r. 21 Sherman Allen Jerome A., salesman Keane Bros., 115 Kearny Allen John. r. 24 Julian Av Allen John, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Allen John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Folsom Allen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Allen John, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 1315 Broadway Allen John, teacher music, r. 845 Howard Allen John, teamster, r. 1207 Montgomery Allen John Jr., showcasemaker Dixon, Bernstein & Co., r. 845 Howard Allen John de W., clerk Allen & Lewis, r. 570 Harrison Allen John E., machinist, r. 2 Simpson PI Allen John G., shorthand reporter, ofllce 621 Clay, room 1, r. 9 Valparaiso Allen John H., comicemaker G. H. Tucker, r. 244 Clementina Allen John J., mining, r. 906 McAllister Allen John W., foreman Clayburgh & Brandenstein, r. 12 O'Farrell Alley Allen Jonas A., fruit and produce commission, 309-311 Washington, r. 21 Sherman Allen J. S., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 1028 Pine Allen J. W. Mrs., r. 534 Minna Allen L. A. Mr?, widow, r. 321 Eddy Allen Lady, clairvoyant, r. 623 Bush Allen L. D., r. 109 Montgomery Allen Lizzie U., Kindergarten and Primary School, 2224 Howard Allen Lorenzo D., coal dealer, 422 Montgomery, r. 11 Elliot Park Allen Lorenzo H., oyster dealer, r. 10 Alaska PI Allen Lottie Miss, actress Bella Union Theatre, r. 229 Kearny Allen Lucius H. (Allen & Lewis) r. 570 Harrison Allen Lumber S., shipwrinht and sparmaker, 103 Steuart, r. 1526 Post Allen M., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Allen Mary Miss, shirtmaker, r. 13 Rondell PI Allen Mary, widow, r. 1223 M Folsom Allen Mary G. Mrs., dressmaker, 208 Ellis Allen May Mrs. furnished rooms, 238 Kearny Allen McCarthy W., laborer, r. cor Polk and Lombard Allen, McGary & Co. (David H. Allen and Edward Mc- Gary Jr.) importers and wholesale liquor dealers, 322-324 Front Allen M. E. Mrs., presser Parisian Dyeing and Clean- ing Works, r. 534 Minna Allen Michael, laborer, r. What Cheer House Allen Miles, laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 521 Howard Allen Nathaniel, laborer C.P.RR., r.What Cheer House Allen Nellie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1526 Post Allen Nicholas J., woodburner I. Hardenburgh, r.|1315 Broadway Allen Oliver P., oollector Howard St. Wharf No. 2, r. 308 Eighteenth Allen Peleg 0., roofer, r 8633^ Market Allen R. C.,r. Lick House Allen Reece B.. cashier Sherman, Clay & Co.. r. 2607 Clay Allen Richard, bookkeeper, r. 839 Hayes Allen Richard, foreman J. Macdonough k Co., r. 125 Folsom Allen Richard, telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 20 Montgomery Allen Richard J., metal roofer, r. 244 Clementina Allen Richard K., special Agent Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., 415 Montgomery, r. Oakland Allen Richard S., clerk ticket auditor 8. P. RR., r.446 Sixteenth Allen Robert, musician, r. 2731 Folsom Ailed Robert, steward, r. NE cor Pacific and Kearny Allen Robert E., compositor Commercial News, r. 1410 Sacramento Allen 8. A., r. 1126 Market Allen Samuel, janitor, r. 521 Capp Allen Samuel J., bookkeeper Frank Barnard & Co., r. 132 Sixth Allen Sandy, clerk Edward T. Allen, r. 514 Shotwell Allen S. K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 23Iar- ket Allen Si liP^vis (Lucius H. Allen and C. Hunt Lewis) commission merchants, 202 California Allen & Obin (A. S. Allen and David Obin) liquor saloon, 6.54 Pacific Allen & Young (Theodore H. Allen and Thomas Young) stevedores, 1026 Battery ]^" Allen. See .4.11an AUenbf-rg Charles, mining secretary, 6.30 Brannan, r. 507 Golden Gate Av AUenberg Leopold, bookkeeper C.H. Meyer & Bros., r. 607 Golden Gate Av AUendorf Henry, steward, r. 11 Pacific Alleq Eugene, wholesale sheep butcher, office 320 Sansome, room 11, r. San Jose AUeri Louis, butcher John Cabossel. r. 1402 Pacific Alley Andrew, seaman, r. 68 Oregon SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific CoasI OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. COKE, 41 ]T|arket »(treet, corner ISpear. ALL 187 ALT Alley Benjamin F., publisher, r. 307 Fourth Alley Charles W., plumber, r. 1813 Stockton Alley Henry L., insurance broker, r. 1126 Market Alley Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth Alley William H., Stevedore, r. 222 Greenwich BS" Alley. See Allee Allgern Justus, cook, r. 1304 Jackson AUgier Mary, domestic 1121 Bush Alliance Marine Assurance Co. (limited of London) Parrott & Co. agents. 306 California Ailing' Brothers & Co. , manufacturing jewelers (New York) Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter, room 1 Allione Charles, clerk Frank Allione, r. 23 Stockton PI AUione Francis, ovster saloon and restaurant, 87- 88 Centre Market, r. 23 Stockton PI Allione Henry, clerk A. Lo Presti, r. 929 Jackson Allis Edward P. (Edward P. Allis & Co.) r. Milwau- kee, Wis. Allis Edward P. & Co. (Edward P. Allis, John K. Cross and A. Hallett) flour mill builders, office 318 Pine, rooms i-a, salesroom 737 J^ Mission Allis Watson C, clerk Fairbanks & Hutchinson, r. 510 Powell Allison Charles, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 318 Brannan Allison David E. (Littlefield, Allison & Co.) r. Grand Hotel Allison Edwin C. coachman, 415 Sutter Allison Frank J., salesman Louis Braverman & Co., r. 601 Stockton Allison George, mining, r. 507 Stevenson Allison John, engineer SS. Hylton Castle Allison John C, job printer, 612 Commercial, r. 722 California Allison Joseph, bellman International Hotel Allison Josiah E., bookkeeper Littlefield, Allison & Co., r. 215 Kearny Allison Mary, domestic 415 Sutter Allison Thomas It,., bookkeeper Mutual Ice Co., r. 718 Battery Allison William, bricklayer, r. 164 Silver fi£?" Allison. See Alison Allkire Samuel H., collector, 640 Clay, room 9, r. 1026 Bush Allman George, inspector Custom House, r. 120 Turk Allman Miles, trackman Sutter St. KE. Allman Timothy, teamster Spring Valley W.W., r. 14 M Heron Allman T. Mrs., restaurant and lodgings, 272 'Bran- nan Allmayer Mark, paper hanger and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. S s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh AUmond Kate Mies, artist, r. 311 Stockton Allseitz Wilhelmina, r. 19 Bruce PI Allsopp James P. C, with Bancroft Library, r. 541 Valencia 8^" Allsopp. See Alsop Allwell John M., stableman, r. 11 Quincy Allwood Henry, wood carver, 8W cor Fifth and Bry- ant, r. Guadaloiipe, bet Osage and Monongahela Allyne John W. (Allyne & White) r. NW cor Gough Green Allyne & "Wliite (John W. Allyne and William H. White) importers and jobbers oils, paints, lamps, etc., 112-114 Front, and proprietors Pacific Oil Works, cor Chestnut and Taylor Alma Caspar, coffee saloon, 304 Dupont Almegren Charles J., seaman, r. 313 Beale Almaden Quicksilver Mining Co. (Santa Clara Co., Cal.) J. F. Mahoney secretary, 207 Sansome Almon D. & Co. (David Almon and William C. Her- bert) coopers, 38 Commercial Almon David (D. Almon & Co.) r. 137 Dore Alms House (City and County) San Miguel or Mis- sion Ocean House Koad, four miles from new City Hall Almy Frank, dentist, r. 1016 Pine AUogi Achille, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 O'Far- rell Alois Jos6 A., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Alonso Jose, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 434 Green Alpers Charles, r. 706 Ivy Av Alpers Charles, mnfr neats foot oil, cor St. Thomas and Susquehanna, r. SW cor Grove and Buchanan Alpers Charles W., musician, r. 713 Filbert Alpers John, leader orchestra Adelphi Theatre, r. SE cor Treat av and Twenty-fourth Alpers Peter, porter Capitol Mills, r. 819 Filbert 8^" Alpers. See Albers Alpha Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block Alsberg Sigmund, mining, r. 1009 Broadway Alsenz Jacob, shoemaker, r. 1614 Post, rear Alsford William, steward Mrs. F. D. Atherton, 1950 California Aleop John S., umbrella maker, 341 Bush, r. 620 Pine Alsop Joseph, r. 1121 Sutter fl^" Alsop. See Allsopp Alston A., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery Alston A., seaman, r. 823 Battery Alston Frank R., machinist, r. 234 Perry Alston James, carpenter, r. 506 Fourth Alston John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Alt Bernard, porter Littlefield, Allison & Co., r. 608 Vallejo Alt Christopher, shoemaker, 608 Vallejo Alt Joseph, clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r.. 608 Vallejo Alta California (daily and weekly) Frederick MacCrelUsh & Co., proprietors, 529 California Alta California Almanac (annual) Frederick MacCrellish & Co. proprietors, 529 California Alta California Building', 529 California Alta Job Printing Office, W. A. Woodward & Co. proprietors, 529 California Alta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6 Alta Soap Co. (William A. Engwer and Samuel Wein- traub) soap mnfrs, 109-111 Oregon Altemus John, bakery, SE cor Columbia PI and Twenty-sixth Altenberg P. F. H., cutter Charles Mayer, r. Alameda Altenburg Charles, cook, r. 515 Sacramento Altenburg Pauline Mrs., widow, r. 922 Greenwich Altendorf Julius, grinder Pac. SawMnfg Co.,r. Oak- land Altfield Abel, merchant, r. 522 Natoma Alttield Simon, merchant, r. 265 Clara Althamer Henry, driver William Noethig.r. 1833 Mis- sion Althausen John, bartender The Fountain, r. 1024 Pacific Altherr Adolph, baker, r. 14 Bruce PI Althof E. & T., oyster saloon, 626 Market Althof Ernest (E. & T. Althof) r. 1029 Valencia Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland Althof Theodore (E. &. T. Althof) r. 1029 Valencia Althof & Bahls (Herman Althof and John F. W. Bahls) bookbinders and paper rulers, 329 Sansome Altman F., r. 127 Jackson Altman Fanny Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 555 Natoma Altman George, teacher music, r. 252 Fourth Altman Louis, house painter, r. 555 Natoma Altman Otto, iron molder, r. 252 Fourth Altman Theresa Mrs., widow, r. 555 Natoma AltmannDrew, jeweler, r. 5 Quincy PI Altmann Franz, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 61 Second Altmann Jacob, tailor, 1026 Sutter Altmann Louis, salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 202 Van Ness Av Altmayer Aaron, bookkeeper Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 435 Golden Gate Av Altmayer Abraham, manager Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 823 Turk Alton Francis C, clerk F. Dexter, r. 1211 Powell Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.) Charles Allenberg secretary, office 630 Brannan Altpeter Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 226 Oak Altreuter William, furnished rooms, 825 Kearny Altschul Charles, chief clerk Lazard Freres, r. 101 Dupont Altschul Leopold (Altschul, Seller & Co.) r. 1205 Bush Altschul Ludwig, capitalist, r. 2417 Sutter Altschul, Seller & Co. (Leopold Altschul and Samuel Seller) wholesale crockery, glassware, etc., 119 Battery Altehuler Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 633 Ellis Altshuler Henrietta Mrs., milliner, 2837 Sixteenth, r. 633 Ellis Altshuler L. & Son (Levi and Samuel) gents' furnish- ing goods, 625 Montgomery, and clothing 505 Montgomery Altshuler Levi (L. Altshuler & Son) r. 633 Ellis Altshuler Samuel (L. Altshuler & Son) r. 633 Ellis Altube Bernard, cattle dealer, r. 1316 Powell Altube Gracie, r. 4 Burritt Altube Nellie, r. 4 Burritt P. STEAM ENGINES Threshing Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 market Ht. San Francisco. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VITAE; BOXWOOD: JOHN IVKi^IORE. 133 M»KAK MTBEKT. ALT 188 AME Altube Peter, cattle dealer, r. 4 Burritt Altvater Francis, clerk Shreve & Wolf, r. 1033 Twenty- fourth Altwater David, engineer National Flour Mills, r. Alameda Alva Miguel, porter Barrett & Sherwood, r. 629 Wash- ington Alvarado Alice Miss, teacher niuslc.r. 5J4 Prospect "PI Alvarado Pasquale Mrs., widow, r. 5J4 Prospect PI Alvarez Antonio, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1405 }4 Stockton Alvarez Francisco, cigar maker, r. C21 Powell Alvarez Henry, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 518 Green Alverson-Blake Mrs., teacher yocal music, r. 813 Hyde Alverson Charlotte W., widow, r. 616 Jessie Alverson David W., machinist, r. 813 Hyde Alverson Stephen H., blacksmith Eugene Soule. r. 616 Jessie Alves Domingo, clerk M. Alves & Co., r. 23 Anthony Alves Frederick, teamster Q. H. Morrison, r. 442J^ Brannan Alves M. & Co. (Mauoel Alves) produce commission merchants, 417 Davis Alves Manoel (M. Alves *j Co.) r. 23 Anthony Alvey Charles W., plumber andgasfitter, 24 Montgom- ery Av, r. 1813 Stockton Alviso Guadalupe, laborer, r. 2123 Devisadero Alviso John, vaquero, r. S s Servia, bet Susquehanna and St. John Alviso Valentine, clerk Naval Office Custom House, r. Oakland Alvord Edward R., helper S. F. Forge, r. 537 Howard Alvord Frank, carpenter, r. 1219 Pacific Alvord Mary J., dry goods. 1219 Pacific Alvord WilliauL, president Pacific Rolling Mill Co., office 202 Market, and president Bank of Cali- forn ia, NW cor California and Sansome, r. 564 Folsom Alvord William, teamster, r, 8M Hulbert Alley Alvord William M., paymaster Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 832 Howard Amador Canal and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) R. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6 Amador Pacific Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) office 224 California Amador House, Matthew T. Eddy proptr, 675 Mission Amador Reduction Works (Amador Co., Cal.) C. J. Garland agent, 528 California, room 6 Amador Tunnel, Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 Amanta Salvatore, laborer, r. 12 Margaret PI Amark Babette, widow, r. 14 Alvarado Amarum MoritE,notion8, 517 Washington, r. 359 Jessie Amaya Edward, cotton spinner, r. S s Butte, bet Bry- ant and Florida Amazon Distilliug Co. (Covington, Ky.) Oberfelder Brothers & Co. agents, 252 Market Amazon Insnrance Co., (fire of Cincinnati, Ohio) Smith & Snow general agents, 310 Califor- nia Ambler Benjamin, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2110 Jj Larkin I Ambler Samuel, hostler C. H. Prince, r. 2125 Mission Ambrose Edward, theatrical manager, r. 36 Rnss Ambrose J., laborer American Sugar Refinery Ambrose James (Ambrose & Horan) r. 540 Birch Av Ambrose John, carpenter, r. 1227 Lombard Ambrose John, fish dealer, r. 7 Hinckley Ambrose Mary Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 405 Kearny Ambrose Michael, salesman P. Flanigan, r. 37 Buss Ambrose P., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 11 Pollard PI Ambrose Samuel, mining superintendent, r. 943 Va- lencia Ambrose William A., conductor N. B. and M. BR., r. 316 Fourth Ambrose & Horan (James Ambrose and Joseph J. Horan) poultry and game, 78-79 Centre Market i Ambrosio Jos^, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 510 Bush I Ambrosio Natale, vegetable peddler, r. 1137 Harrison I Ambruun Frederick, cornicemaker, r. 328 Minna Amedee Camillo E., driver Haywards Express, r. 409 Post Amedee Pierre, porter Belloc k Co., r. 409 Post Amelung Julius C, broker, r. 519 Bush Amend Charles, druggist Louis Hilmer, r. 1413 Du- pont Amendt Emil, carpenter, r. 903 Shotwell, rear Ameneker Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. £ s Illinois, bet Nap:i and Butte American Borax Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,Nev.) W. H. H. Hart sec, 230 Montgomery, rooms 23-24 American Central Insurance Co. (fire of St. Louis, Mo.) Smith & Snow general agents, 310 California American Colony (Los Angeles, Cal.) W. H. Martin general agent, 26 Merchants' Exchange American Contracting and Dredging Co. (New York) H. B. Slaven president, William M. Ivens secre- tary, James Phelan treasurer, office 126 Kearny, rooms 41-42 American District Telejprapli Co., John I. Sabin superintendent. Main office 222 Sansome ; branch offices 205 Sutter, 206 Market, 833 Sutter, 961 Mission, 1000 Market, cor California and Fill- more, cor Hayes and Laguna, C. P. RB. Building cor Fourth and Townsend, cor Union and Powell, NE cor Mission and Twentieth, Market St. Ferry, and cor Kentucky and Honduras American Druid's Journal, Daniel Brown publisher. 402 Montgomery American Eagle Association (co-operative life insur- ance) A. W. Burrell president, M. C. Thielmann secretary, 123 California American Excliang'e Hotel, Charles Montgom- ery & Brothers proprietors, 319-325 Sansome American Fur and Seal Skin Coloring Co., Adolph Miiller superintendent, 27 Ellis American Grape Sugar Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.) Willis J. Currier agent, 205 Front American Hall, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth American Heat and Light Co., Charles A. Low secre- tary, office 821 Market American Home Missionary Society, Rev. James H. Warren, D. D., superintendent, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23 American House, Mrs. Mary Creighton proptr, 81 Na- toma American Leg'ion of Honor, Mrs. Abbie E. Wood grand secretary, office 32 O'Farrell American Lloyd's Register American and Foreign Shipping, T. W. Hutchinson agent, office 425 Cal- ifornia American Macliine and Model Works, Issachar A. Heald proprietor, 111-113 First American Mercantile Union, Edward B. Thompson manager, 76 Montgomery Block American Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) M. E. 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Shearer secretary, 7.57 Market American Type Fouudiy, 510 Clay Amerman Charles F., clerk box dept Post Office, r. Oakland ' , Ames Almon, foreman machine shop Pac. Iron Works r. 529 Post Ames Benjamin F., team^-ter Davis & Oowell, r. 641 Stevenson, rear Ames Charles E., compositor 8. H. Sheplar & Co., r. 541 Stevenson, rear Ames Fisher, attorney at law, 607 Kearny, r. 1222 Pine LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Brarerinan A lievy I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASniNO WEI.I. DONE AT VERY 1,0 IV RATES, OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET. AME 189 AND Ames Frank B.. hoiiBe painter, r. 19 Kldley Ames Frank H., clerk Newton Bros. & Co., r. 721 Golden Gate Av Ames Frank M., with O. Lawton & Co., r. 721 Golden Gate Av salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. Ames Fred F. 419 Eddy Ames George Works, r E., mechanical engineer Union Iron 1027 McAllister Ames George H., clerk Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 116 Turk Ames George N., ship clerk, r. 1030 Pine Ames George S., engineer S. P. C. KR. stmr Bay City, r. Alameda Ames Henry K., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 136 Twenty-sixth Ames Henry W., miner, r. 931 Howard Ames Herman, carpenter, r. 1001 Folsom Ames Martha Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary School.r. 218 Eddy Ames Mary E. H. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 213 Chattanooga Ames Octavius A., teamster, r. 222 Perry Ames O. F., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 406 Minna Ames Oscar F., shirt cutter, r. 213 Chattanooga Ames Pelham W., secretary Sutro Timnel Co., 320 Saneome, room 21, r. San Rafael Ames Robert C, gas Inspector, office SE cor Kearny and Washington, r. 2012 Fillmore Ames Simon R., clerk, r. 136 Twenty-sixth Ames Walter F., clerk, r. 931 Howard Ames William, purser P. C. SS. Gipsy, r. Oakland Ameson Frederick, seaman, r. 30 Clay Amette John B., barber, 1005 Howard, r. 23 Harriet Amick Myron J., miner, r. 323 O'Farrell Amidon Cyrus S., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. .521 Powell Amidon Simeon, driver Graham & Chase, r. Oakland Amiraux Peter, speculator, r. 615 Van Ness Av ' Amlin Arthur, butcher J. Herman Horn, r. 615 Pine Ammann Adolph, currier Jeremiah J. Geary, r. 1906 Mission Ammann Joseph, bartender H. Wahmuth & Co., r. 514 Grove Aminernp George A., paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, glass and wall paper, 1220 Market Ammon Bernliard voii, commission merchant, 310 California, r. 1922 Sacramento Amors Catello, laborer, r. 6 Washington Amoroso Angiolo A.. Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Amoroso Filippo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Amoroso Giovanni B., laborer, r. -11 Pollard PI Amos Fannie, domestic 312 Brannan Amos George, machinist Joseph Wagner & Co.. r. 1721 M Hyde Amos John T., millwright, r. 1721 M Hyde Amos J. Philip, bookkeeper A. B. Patrick & Co.,r. 415 Van Ness Av Amos Louise I. Mrs. (A. B. Patrick & Co.) r. 415 Van Ness Av Amos Mary C, widow, r. 818}^ Montgomery Amoureux William, laborer, r. 5 Pollard PI Amrock Patrick, driver Market St. RR. Amsbury Susan Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 124 Gol- den Gate Av Amsden Ernest, r. 1407 Van Ness Av Amsterdam Board of tJnder^vriters, James De Fremery & Co. agents, 410 Battery Amstuz Charles, Swiss Mutual Benev. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Amundsen August, upholsterer, r. 722 Shotwell Amy Gustave L., salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 718 Ellis Amy Marcus P., driver F. R. Smith, r*. cor Vienna and Persia Avs Amy Oscar M., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1710 Mason Amy Winfield S., teamster, r. 507 Sixth Anagnostopoulos Athanasios (J. Dabcovich & Co.) r. 253 Stevenson Anatomical Museum, Louis J. Jordan proptr, James Du Bois superintendent, 751 Market Ancel Gustave, bartender, r. 1118 Dupont Ancelin Arthur, with Marchebout & Boudin, r. 965 Folsom Ancell William 8., laborer, r. 349 Minna, rear Anchick Conrad, sash and blind maker Stockton Planing Mills, r. 245 M Clara Anchor Restaurant, M. Hofmann proprietor, 10 Sacramento Anclior Saloon, M. Detels & Co. proprietors, 8 Sac- cramento Ancient Order United Workmen, H. G. Pratt Grand Recorder, office 40 St. Ann's Building Ancon Hotel, J. F. Hinrichs proptr, 9 Pacific Anconi William, waiter Vienna Gardens Andelun Gustava Mrs., r. 14 Oak Grove Av, rear Andeman George, baker John Doelger, r. 634 Pacific Andemard Jules P., student Pacific Business College, r. 470 Tehama Andepa Pana, poultry ranch, W s Kennebec, nr Cres- cent Av, B. H. Anderan Joseph S., sausage mnfr, 1517 Leavenworth Auderfuren Jacob, Swiss Mutual Benev. Soc, 627 Commercial Anderfuren John, r. 1424 Twenty-fourth Anderfuren Katie E., widow, r. 2304 Folsom Anderfuren William J. (Anderfuren & Garratt) s. 320 Bartlett Anderfuren & Garratt (William J. Anderfuren and and William T. Garratt) proptrs 8. F. Pattern Works, 110-112 Beale Anderlee Frank, milker Charles M. Hawes, r. 8W cor Napa and Connecticut Anders Albert A., box maker Pac. Box Factory, r. 1236 Harrison Anders Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay Andersen , seaman, r. 116 Jj Freelon Andersen Albert, salesman Meyer & Walker, r. Ala- meda Andersen Alexander, seaman barkentine Webfoot, r. 238 Steuart Andersen Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Andersen Andrew, shoemaker Peter Horslev, r. 231 Sixth Andersen C, laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av Andersen Carl, seaman, r. 15 Howard Andersen Carl C, gardener, r. S s Hermann, bet Fill- more and Steiner Andersen Carsen, bartender, r. 131 Harrison Andersen Charles, r. 127 Jackson Andersen Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Andersen Charles, seaman schr Rebecca, r. 30 Clay Andersen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Andersen Charles A., carpenter, r. 127 Jackson Andersen Charles A., carpenter, r. 22 Isis Andersen Christian, laborer, r. 1513 Montgomery Andersen Christian M.. watchman, r. 1335J<5 Natoma Andersen Emil, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor Shasta and Michigan Andersen Frank O., galvanizer Cal. Wire Works, r. 410 Broadway Andersen Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Andersen G., seaman r. North Pacific Hotel Andersen H., Journeymen Shipwright's Assn Andersen Hans P., seaman schr George Washington, r. 20 Folsom Andersen Heinrich, r. 127 Jackson Andersen Henry P,, cabinetmaker, r. 1026 Hampshire Andersen Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Andersen Jacob, r. 10 Sherwood PI Andersen Jacob, pianomaker, r. 114 Welsh Andersen Jennie, stewardess P. M. SS. Collma Andersen John, seaman, r. 15 Howard Andersen John, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Andersen Julius, carpenter, r. 6 Everett Andersen Lauridts P., second mate bark Henry Buck, r. 26 Steuart Andersen Nicholas, painter, r. William Tell House Andersen Nils M., tanner, r. Nicolaus Hotel, San Bruno Road Andersen Nis, cigars and tobacco, 5283^ Sixth Andersen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel > Andersen Peter C, clerk Charles C. Rohlffs, r. 1 Mis- sion Andersen Robert, baker, r. 625 Clay Andersen Samuel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Andersen Svend, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Andersen William, engineer S. F. Cordage Factory Andersen William, seaman, r. 908 Sansome Ander.son , tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane Anderson , Mrs., widow, r. Everett House Anderson A., ship carpenter, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson A. B. Mrs., assistant Hamilton Grammar School, r. 344 Sixth Anderson Abraham, cabinetmaker, r. 833 Fifteenth Anderson Adolph, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Anderson .\dolph F., cleaner John F. Snow, r. 9 Val- encia, rear Anderson Albert, seaman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro ULlLlllUO ULUUIIH I kU most Artistic manner. 645 laarket St. H mrCKLKV, SPIERS A HAYES, FUI-TON IRON HVORKS, 213 Fremont Street, :»laiiii/arturerN of HOISTINO WORKS, CAUES, BUCKETS and CARS. a « si •H o O -♦J 4J I © U 9 .«8 I OS O O 0) u © AND 190 AND 104 961 Clara Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE Anderson Albert G., gilder, r. 313 Shotwell Anderson Alexander, cooper David Woemer, r Mission Anderson Alfred, clerk, r. Anderson Alfred, laborer cor Napa and Illinois Anderson Alfred, seaman, r. 12 Washington Anderson Amanda, domestic 105 Cumberland Anderson Andreas C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 7 Decatur Anderson Andrew, r. 565 Bryant Anderson Andrew (Anderson & Co.) r. 126 Capp Anderson Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 617 Post Anderson Andrew, clerk S. Pidancet, r. 12 Valparaiso Anderson Andrew, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. 105G Third, Oakland Anderson Andrew, laborer Cal. Oil Works, r. 23 Silver Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 29 Washington Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 250 Spear Anderson Andrew, machinist Golden State and Min- ers' Iron Works, r. 506 Folsom Anderson Andrew, restaurant, 540 Market, r. 720 Mis- sion Anderson Andrew, salesman, r. 303 Jessie Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 8 August Alley Anderson Andrew H., tailor, r. 11 Harlan PI Anderson Andrew J,, carriage maker, r. 2ul5 Folsom, rear Anderson Annie, domestic 1641 Bush Anderson Annie, domestic 1840 O'Farrell Anderson Annie, domestic Manitoba, bet Santee and Penobscot Anderson Anton, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson Antone, stableman Alexander Weed, r. 212 Mason Anderson August, bootmaker, 37 Pacific Anderson August, dishwasher George H. Richard, r. 313 Fourth Anderson August, seaman, r. 120 Howard, rear Anderson August, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Anderson August, seaman, r. Mechanics' House Anderson August, second officer 8. P.C. RR. stmr Bay City. r. 267 East Anderson August, shoemaker, r. 537 Sacramento Anderson August, tailor, r. 417 Bush Anderson August, tailor, r. 81 Stevenson, rear Anderson Augustus G., machinist Fulton Ironworks, r. 185 Sixteenth Anderson August W . , cook Peter Johnson, r . 442 Minna Anderson B. A., blacksmith, r. 54 Sacramento Anderson Benjamin D., clerk, r. 629 Clay Anderson Benjamin F., waiter, r. 33 Everett Anderson B. P., r. 510 Geary Anderson Brothers (William B. and Richard K.) car- penters and builders, 2 Golden Gate Av Anderson Beulah J., widow, r. 1108 Folsom Anderson C. A. Mrs., select school, 33 Turk Anderson Carl, pantryman Alexander W. Wilson, r. 347 Jessie Anderson Carl, waiter M. B. Moraghan Anderson Carl C, seaman Pacific St. Wharf Anderson Clarl D., seaman, r. 238 Steuart Anderson CatherineM., widow, varieties, 817 Stockton Anderson C. H., cook, r. 1120 Montgomery Anderson Charles, blacksmith, r. 527 Mission Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 107 Clay Anderson Charles, cook, r. 255 Jessie Anderson Charles, distributor La Grande Laundry Anderson Charles, engineer T. Bailey & Co.,r. 8 Berry An(^son Charles, house painter, r. 630 Minna And^son Charles, laborer, r. 23 Garden Anderson Charles, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay Anderson Charles, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Anderson Cnarles, seaman stmr Areata Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 10 Clay Anderson Charles, ship joiner P. C. SS. Co. Anderson Charles A., liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, r. 266 Minna Anderson Charles E., cashier H. H. Shinn, r. 718 Bu- chanan Anderson Charles F., engineer, r. 551 Fifth Anderson Charles H., deckhand stmr Pilot Anderson Charles H., laborer, r. 12 Washington Anderson Charles J., longshoreman, r. 4 Federal Anderson Charles J., seaman, r. 218 Broadway Anderson Charles J., tailor, r. 8 Jane PI Anderson Charles L., awning making, 761 Howard Anderson Charles P., longshoreman, r. 4 Federal Anderson Charles W., teamster, r. 721 Market Anderson C. P., seaman, r. 30 Clay Anderson C. S., janitor Washington Hall Anderson David, employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 427 Fourth Anderson E., helper Pac. Rolling Mills Anderson Edward, clerk, r. 1206 Mission Anderson Edward A., r. 1 Liberty Anderson Edward J., second mate brig Consuelo, r. 416 Folsom Anderson Edward R., freight clerk 0. P. RR., Oakland Ferry, r. 1206 Mission Anderson E. J., secretary 8. F. Chronicle, office Chronicle Building Anderson Elizabeth Mrs., widow, r. 8E cor Solano and DeHaro Anderson Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 118 Ninth Anderson Emma Mrs., widow, r. 317)4 Hayes Anderson Emma I., widow, dressmaker, r. 16 ProB- pect PI Anderson Erie M., tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane Anderson Erick E., cutter Joe. Poheim, r. 605 Pine Anderson Ernst E., tailor, r. 213}^ Clara Anderson E. S.Miss, assistant Lincoln PrimarySchool, r. 534 Bush Anderson Eugene L., porter Ackerman Bros., r. 246 Third Anderson Eva Miss, r. 534 Bush Anderson Frank, cook, r. 233 Third Anderson Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson Frank, speculator, r. 331 Kearny Anderson Frank, steward United States Restaurant, r. 309 Tehama Anderson Frank A., r. 207 Post Anderson Frank A., liquor saloon, 20 Stockton, r. 20 H Stockton Anderson Frank H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1509 Steiner Anderson Frederick, carpenter, r. German Hotel Anderson Frederick-, janitor Omnibus RR. Co., r. 219)4 Tehama Anderson Frederick, quartermaster P. M. 88. City of Peking Anderson Frederick, teamster, r. 21 Fulton, rear Anderson Frederick A., liquor saloon, NW cor Bran- nan and Ninth Anderson F. P., seaman, r. 503 Folsom Anderson G. Mrs., ladies' hair goods, 806 Larkln Anderson Gaynor, blacksmith, r. 675 Mission Anderson George, r. 1407 Sacramento Anderson George, bargeman Cal. Transportation Oo. Anderson George A., policeman, r. 938 Pacific Anderson George W., proptr Anderson's Oakland and S. F. Express, 331 East, r. Oakland Anderson George W., miner, r. 6)4 St. Mary's, rear Anderson Gotfried, cofi'ee saloon, 413)4 East Anderson Gustaf , mail driver, r. 110 Jackson Anderson Gustav, seaman, r. 30 Clay Anderson Gustave, r. 806 Larkin Anderson H., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Anderson H. Mme.. dressmaking and costumer, 113 Stockton Anderson Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8W cor Eighth and Bi-yant Anderson Hans, painter, r. 630 Minna Anderson Hans, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson Hans, varuisher H. Granz, r. 410)4 Fifth Anderson Hans S., clerk, r. 537 Sacramento Anderson Harold (Anderson & Danielson) r. 1423 Cal- ifornia, rear Anderson Harry, butcher Crossley & Adrian, r. 411 Lar- kin Anderson Harry, seaman, r. 503 Folsom Anderson Harry, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. Sanders' Hotel Anderson Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson Harry, student Cal. Commercial College Anderson Hattie F. Mrs., r. 220 Third Anderson Henry, cook, r. Empire Lodgings Anderson Henry, master schr Matthew Turner, r. 121 Francisco Anderson Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Anderson Henry, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Anderson Henry A., compositor, r. 615 Merchant Anderson Henry G., student Pacific Business College, r. 1415 Mason Anderson Herman, gardener, r. 1605 Scott Anderson Hermann, seaman schr Annie Larsen, r. N £ cor Jackson andDrumm Anderson Hilda E. Mrs., widow, r. 1415 Mason Anderson Hugh, photographer, NW cor Sixteenth and Valencia SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST.. West of Fillmore Street OFFICE, 33 OEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ''"»'*"^*«*^'*«»«^»"'» »«»>«" 1„C0AI. and PI« iron. *• JJIarket ft»(rc«t„ corner Kpear. AND 191 AND Anderson H. W. (Anderson i: Brother) r. 347 Brannan Anderson Isaac, carpenter, r. 503 Folsom Anderson Isaac, -watchman U. S. Mint, r. 327 Fifth Anderson J., master mariner, r. 542 Bryant Anderson J., tailor, r. 529 Sacramento Anderson J. A., student Cal. Commercial College Anderson Jacob, seaman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz. r. 321 Pacific Anderson Jacob H. V.. clerk Samuel H. Harmon, r 401 O'Farrell ' Anderson James, boatman. r.QH Liberty Anderson James, carder, r. 2 Russell Anderson James, compositor, r. Howard House Anderson James, laborer, r. 416 Greenwich, rear Anderson James, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Anderson James, laborer, r. 17 Bruce PI, rear Anderson James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Anderson James, seaman, r. 510 Davis Anderson James, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Anderson James, seaman, r. 30 Clay Anderson James Mrs., widow, r. 2030 Bush Anderson James A., wax-thread operator Rosenthal Feder & Co., r. 6 Telegraph PI Anderson James D., longshoreman, r. 1115 Sansome Anderson James H., bookkeeper Samuel H. Harmon r. 427 O'Farrell Anderson James H., clerk California Insurance Co r 2631 Howard Anderson James H., dresser City and County Hospi- tal Anderson James W., principal Spring Valley Gram- mar School, r. 3044 Sixteenth Anderson Jerome A., physician, office 9 Geary, room 10, r. 1108 Folsom Anderson Johann, seaman, r. 120 Howard, rear Anderson Johanna F., widow, r. 1322 J^ Harrison Anderson John (Anderson & Matteson) r. W s Rail- road Av, bet Corea and Bahama Anderson John (Anderson & Brother) r. 348 Brannan Anderson John, carpenter P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Anderson John, clerk Moore. Hunt & Co., r. 452 Jes- sie Anderson John, cook, r. 531 East Anderson John, expressman, cor Sixth and Brannan, r. S s Bryant, bet Eighth and Ninth Anderson John, janitor, r. 115 Eddy, rear Anderson John, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 1 Jackson Anderson John, lithographic transferrer Bosqui Eng. and Printing Co., r. 255 Clementina Anderson John, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson John, mill hand, r. 1143^ Morris Av Anderson John, seaman ship Otago, r. 26 Steuart Anderson John, seaman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. South Pacific House Anderson John, seaman, r. 9 Jackson Anderson John, tailor, r. 814 Montgomery Anderson John, tailor, r. 7 August Alley Anderson John, tailor, r. 1111 Kearny, rear Anderson John, tailor Simon Alexander, r. Grand Cen- tral Hotel Anderson John, teamster Doane & Co., r. 1006 Natoma, rear Anderson John, waiter, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Anderson John A., janitor, r. 815 Bush Anderson John C. (Anderson & Co.) r. 1536 Sanchez Anderson John E., painter, r. 46 Seventh Anderson John H., clerk, r. 2412 Pacific Av Anderson John H. E., sawyer Kragen & Geist, r. 1312 Broderick Anderson John J., marker La Grande Laundry, r. 210 Thirteenth Anderson John M., clerk, r. 528 Ellis Anderson John M., expressman, r. 1133 Florida Anderson John P., laborer Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 1064 Bryant Anderson Joseph, laborer, r. 338 Minna Anderson Joseph D., clerk, r. 115 Minna Anderson Joseph W., wool sorter, r. 347 Brannan Anderson Julius, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 113 Harrison Anderson Knight, carpenter, r. 1527 }«S Market Anderson L., seaman P. C. SS. Victoria Anderson Lars, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Anderson Laura J., governess, r. 533 Sacramento Anderson Lois S., widow, r. 15 Guerrero Anderson Louis, blacksmith J. H. Toothaker, r. 1313 Jackson Anderson Louis, driver Z.W. Moore, r. 21 Rose Av Anderson Louis, fireman P. C. SS. Santa Cmz, r. 238 Steuart Anderson Louis J., barber Cornelius W.Wilson, r. 219 Minna Anderson Marcellus O., noliceman, r. 142 H Fourth Anderson Marion 8., assistant Emerson Primary School, r. 2414 Pacific Av Anderson Mark (Anderson & Peterson) r. 6 Sacra- mento Anderson Martin, longshoreman, r. 327 Beale Anderson Martin, teamster William Kerr, 903 Battery Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1115 Sansome Anderson Mary, widow, r. 185 Sixteeuth Anderson Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 1115 Sansome Anderson Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 118 Ninth Anderson Mary Miss, saleslady Veruier, Moreau & Co., r. 120 Ellis Anderson Mary Mrs., r. 1 Moulton PI Anderson Mary Mrs., r. 1 Russell Anderson Mathias, laborer, r. 239 Fremont Anderson N., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Anderson Nettie H. Miss, assistant Emerson Primary School, r. 2414 Pacific Av Anderson Niels, gardener, r. 1330 Sutter Anderson Nils, cigarmaker, r. 528 H Sixth Audersou Nils, secretary Caliifornia Transporta- tion Co., NW cor Jackson and East, r. 10 Oak Grove Av Anderson N. P., seaman, r. 30 Clay Anderson N. P., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Anderson O., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Anderson Ole A., master mariner, r. 417 Kearny Anderson Oliver, longshoreman, r. 34 Natoma Anderson Oliver, tanner, r. Falkland, bet St. John and Tombigbee Anderson Olof, laborer, r. 4 Scotland Anderson Olof A., clerk Bozio & Leturc, r. 261 Clara Anderson Oscar, ropemaker, r. 26 Sacramento Anderson Oscar O., mate stmr Constance, r. 1^ Clyde Anderson P., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Anderson Paul, fireman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D,, r. 144 Second Anderson Peter (Olsen & Anderson) r. 710 Green Anderson Peter, clerk J. H. Kessing, r. 252 3iS Tehama Anderson Peter, engineer stmr Pioneer Anderson Peter, laborer, r. W s Railroad Av, bet Corea and Bahama Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 625 Bay Anderson Peter, painter, r. 910 Folsom Anderson Peter, seaman schr Wonder, r. 20 Folsom Anderson Peter, seaman P. C. SS. San Vicente, r North Pacific Hotel Anderson Peter, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Teneriflfe, nr Railroad Av Anderson Peter A., carpenter, r. 113 Stockton Anderson Peter E., cook, r. 413 J^ East Anderson Peter M., seaman, r. 14 De Boom Anderson Philip, laborer John Kelso, r. NW cor Pow- ell and Bay Anderson Reinhold, laborer, r. 313 Shotwell Anderson Richard K. (Anderson Brothers) r. 1527k Market Anderson Robert, carpenter J. V. Lawrence Anderson Robert, passepartout maker A. T. Ruthrauff, r. Oakland Anderson Robert M., clerk, r. 537 Sacramento Anderson Robert S., student, r. 3044 Sixteenth Anderson Robert W., first officer P. C. SS. Constan- tine, r. 62 West Mission Anderson Rudolph, cabinetmaker Theodore Erdin, r, E s San Bruno Road, nr Teneriffe Anderson S., laborer American Sugar Refinery Anderson Samuel, with John F. Knox, r. 626 Brannan Anderson Samuel, laborer Bonanza House, 869 Market Anderson Sarah, widow, r. 2631 Howard Anderson S. P., gardener, r. 23 Jessie Anderson Stewart M., clerk Balfour, Guthrie ic Co., r. 2030 Bush Anderson T. Alfred, laborer, r. 415 East Anderson T. H. B., r. 1515 Post Anderson Theodore, seaman, r. 531 East Anderson Theodore, seaman, r. 9 Pacific Anderson Theodore R., cook, r. 307 Fourth Anderson Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 832J4 Harrison Anderson Thomas (Anderson & Fredericks) r. 2209 Devisadero Anderson Thomas (Sound & Anderson) r. 4 Jackson Anderson Thomas, second engineer C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. Oakland Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. a TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., Agents, Wholesale and Retail. 509. 5H MARKET ST. Sani Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE AND 192 AND Anderson Thomas, storekeeper Alexander W. Wilson, r. 347 Jessie Anderson Thomas H., clerk Payot, TJpham & Co., r. 3044 Sixteenth Anderson T. P., r. 846 Mission Anderson Victor, tailor, r. 10 Prospect PI Anderson W., molder Risdon I. and L. Works Anderson Walter B., proptr Climax Washing Powder Co., 905^ Howard, r. 144 Fifth Anderson Walter G., bookkeeper Friedlander & Co., r. 2209 Devisadero Anderson W. G-., ship carpenter, r. 613 Mission Anderson William, barber, r. 4J^ Elizabeth Anderson William, captain schr Garibaldi, r. 353 Minna Anderson William, engineer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r. W B Indiana, bet Sierra and Shasta Anderson William, longshoreman, r. 513 Howard Anderson William, mate schr Lizzie Madison Anderson William, seaman O. B. and N. SS. Colum- bia, r. 227 Second Anderson William, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Anderson William B. (Anderson Brothers) r. 236M Sixth Anderson William B. (W. S. Ray & Co.) r. 14 Liberty Anderson William H., calker Matthew Turner, r. 511 Folsom Anderson William R., porter Henry Koster, r. 107 Fifth Anderson William T., broommaker, r. 153 J^ Clara Anderson Winslow, medical student, r. 707 Montgom- ery Av Anderson W. W., laborer, r. Branch House Anderson & Brother (H. W. and John) wood and coal, 347 Brannan Anderson Si Co. (Andrew Anderson, George H. Wright, E. H. Hansen and S. F. Gashwiler) im- porters twines and duck and manufacturers bags, tents and awnings. 111 Clay and 112 Commercial Anderson & Co. (John C. Anderson and Antonio C. A. Boysen) general merchandise, NW cor Twenty-ninth and Sanchez Anderson & Danielson (Harold Anderson and Peter Danlelson) whiteners, 637 California Anderson & Fredericks (Thomas Anderson and Frank Fredericks) coal dealers, 16 Drumm Anderson & Matteson (John Anderson and M. Matte- son) liquor saloon, W s Rail Road Av, bet Bahama and Corea Anderson & Peterson (Mark Anderson and William Peterson) liquor saloon, 8 Clay BS?" Anderson. See Andersen and Andresen Anderton Frederic C. (B. F. Sawyer & Co.) r. Railroad Av, bet Dominica and Manitoba Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler Burris secretary, 2 Nevada Block Andker Andrew G. B., coffee saloon, 629 Washington, r. St. George's Hotel Andlauer Jacques, carpenter, r. 229 Tenth Andlauer Jeanette Mrs., bakery. NE cor Stockton and Washington, r. 229 Tenth Andlauer Joseph V., clerk John Mallon, r. 229 Tenth Andornetti Celeste, compositor Courrier de 8. F., r. 826 Broadway, rear Andornetti Joseph J., laborer, r. 36 Clay Andornetti Paul, packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 826 Broadway, rear Andrade Antonio, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 510 Bush Andrade Charles K., sawmaker, r. 1308 Montgomery Andrade Joaquin D., laborer, r. 1308 Montgomery Andrade Zeferino, cigarmaker, r. 1505 Dupont Andre Alexander, laborer F. M. Orjubin, r. 1419 Du- pont Andre George, showcasemaker J. M. Miller, r. 1701 Mission Andr6 J. Lewis, porter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 416 Montgomery Andre Pauline, laundress, r. 1413 Dupont Andreaccetti Danlele, Bersaglierl Soc, 626 Broadway Andreaggi Giacomo, Swiss Benev. Si/c, 627 Commer- cial Andreas Henry, machinist, r. German Hotel Andres Christian, musician, r. 345 Jessie Andres Henry, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Andres John P., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro.. r. 12 Tehama Andres Mary M. Mrs., matron S. F. Lying-in-Hospital and Foundling Asylum, r. 913 Golden Gate Av Andres Pierre, barber, r. 1205 Stockton Andresen Brothers (John G and Christian) carriage and wagon makers, 607 Battery Andresen Christian (Andresen Brothers) r. Oakland Andresen John, baker Page & Falch, r. 333 O'Farrell Andresen John G. (Andresen Brothers) r. Oakland Andresen Nicolai, seaman, r. 40 Jackson Andresen P. A., baker E. A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny Andresen Peter, fish dealer, r. 2523^ Tehama Andresen Peter N., cooper David Woerner, r. 27 Erie B^ Andresen. See Andersen and Anderson Andressen P. Henry, cabinetmaker, 1026 Hampshire Andressen Nick, r. William Tell House Andrew Alfred G., carpenter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 1816 Hyde Andrew Charles W., weaver 8. F. Pioneer Factory, r. 1816 Hyde Andrew Elizabeth Mrs., r. 251 Third Andrew Hannah Miss, varieties, 105 Ninth and fur- nished rooms, 1245 Mission Andrew Harry, painter, r. 533 Sacramento Andrew Henry P., general agent Williams Sew- ing Machine and sewing machine attachments, 1036 Howard Andrew John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Andrew William, boot and shoemaker, 1407 California Andrews A. B., inspector Custom House, r. 723 Howard Andrews Abraham, jewelry, 221 Montgomery, r. lick House Andrews Abraham L., clerk, r. 817 Howard Andrews Ada Miss, r. 908 Treat Av Andrews Ada C. Mrs., compositor S. F. Newspaper Union, r. 941 Howard Andrews Albert, bookkeeper A. Jansen, r. 211 Second Andrews Alexander, engineer, r. 13 Johnson Av Andrews Alfred R., cook, r. 7 Plnkney Andrews Amador, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex- press, r. 127 Kearny Andrews Catherine, widow, r. 452 Bartlett Andrews Charles S., r. 805 Hyde Andrews Clark, clerk Jones & Co., cor Main and Market Andrews C. N., furniture mnfr, 574 Brannan, r. 965 Mission Andrews Daniel, cook A. H. Cousins, r. 202 Sixth Andrews Edward, waiter P. C. SS. State of California Andrews Edwin O., cabinetmaker Joseph T. Terry & Co., r. 631 Harrison Andrews Eli, farmer, r. 424 Bryant Andrews F. machinist Riedon I. and L. Works Andrews Frank, clerk, r. 127 Kearny Andrews Frank G., deputy County Clerk, r. 646 Fol- som Andrews Frederick C, r. 127 Jackson Andrews Frederick J., carpenter, r. 908 Treat Av Andrews G. B., restaurant, 422 Jackson Andrews George, foreman Horatio Frost, r. 8J4 Lewis PI Andrews George P., Colonel Ist Artillery U. 8. A. and commanding Post, Presidio Reservation Andrews George W., bookkeeper E. & H. Moffat, r. SJj Lewis PI Andrews Gorham C, salesman Charles Sutton Jr. & Co., r. E s Harrison bet Eighteenth and Nine- teenth Andrews Harry, r. 312 Bartlett Andrews Hannah Mrs., proptr Grand Central Lodging House, 957-961 Market and lodgings, 536 Market Andrews Henry M., first lieutenant Battery D Ist Ar- tillery T7. 8. A., Presidio Reservation Andrews Jacob, r. 109 Taylor Andrews James, crockery and glassware, 248 Third Andrews James, produce dealer, r. 1009 PoweU Andrews James E., clerk, r. 536 Market Andrews J. D. Mrs., r. 1043 Mission Andrews J. E., r. 207 Post Andrews John, clerk, r. 536 Market Andrews John, night clerk Russ House Andrews John, seaman, r. 415 East Andrews John, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Andrews John C, bakery, 203 Second, and machinist Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 203 Second Andrews Joseph A., liquor saloon, S s Geary, bet Par- ker Av and Boyce Andrews Lee, blacksmith, r. German Hotel Andrews Marion Miss, r. 908 Treat Av Andrews Mary, domestic 221 First Andrews Oliver, wholesale hog butcher 8W cor Vene- zuela and Platte Andrews Otis C, teamster, r. 685 Harrison Andrews Peter, lumberman, r. 12 Tehama LOUIS BRAVERWIAN & C0."'""'""':fSiiS4^o*r;t.r?r'"*"'' LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERIS FOR WAiitHINO PROMPTLY ATTEN0KD TO OFFICE, 648 SEARKKT STREET. AND 193 ANS Andrews Richard, milk ranch, Ss Niagara Av, nr Mis- sion Andrews Robert F., brass finisher, r. 512 Mission Andrews Thomas, carpenter, r. 606 J<5 Powell Andrews Thomas H. , carpenter, r. 229 Sixth Andrews Thomai J., machinist, r. 7 Vassar PI Andrews Thomas J., maltster, r. 436 Brannan Andrews Thomas P., journalist, r. 957 Market Andrews Tyre N.. carpenter, r. E s Railroad Av, bet Manila and St. Thomas Andrews Walter J., transfer agent, r. Brooklyn Hotel Andrews William, milkman, W s Mission Road, nr Junction House Andrews William, plasterer, r. 869 Market Andrews William, stone cutter, r. Branch House Andrews William Jr., milkman, W s Mission Road, nr Junction House Andrews William A., stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. 818 Fifteenth Andrews William C, student, r. 219 Geary Andrews William J., dairyman, S s Niagara Av, nr Mission Andrews William J., teamster, r. 123 Oregon B^" Andrews, bee Andrew and Andrus Andriani Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Andrizzi Alvezia, Swiss Mutual Benev. Soc, 627 Com- mercial' Andros Mary, widow, r. 1116 Kearny Andros Milton, attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r. 301 Van Ness Av Andross J. H., clerk ticket auditor C. P. RR., r. 846 Mission Andross Porter H., coiner's clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1004 Bush Andrus George W., upholsterer, 1920}^ Howard Andrus Jesse B., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 242 Taylor Andrus Thomas J., compositor Chronicle, r. 236 Minna Andrus WasUbwrne R. , secretary Board of Railroad Commissioners, oflSce 320 Sansome, r. Oakland Andruss E. "Van A., captain Battery B. Ist Artillery U. S. a;, Fort Winfield Scott Andruss George H., with Tallant & Co., r. 2226 Pine Andrzejowsky Lina, widow, r. 702 Bush Andnran C. ^ o o ft 83 w o o as © p ts ^^ g o Arata Giovanni, r. 31 9 H Green Arata Giovanni, scavenger, r. 625 Green, rear Arata Giovanni, vegetables, 31 Columbo Market Arata Giovanni B., hostler, r. 9 Lafayette PI Arata Giuseppe, jellymaker Cutting Packing Co., r. 21 Lafayette PI Arata Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 513 Greenwich Arata Henry, r. 2323 Mason Arata Joseph, scavenger, r. 5 Vulcan Lane Arata Louis (Arata & Casassa) r. 907 Steiner Arata Louis, cartman, r. 412 Js Shipley, rear Arata Luigi, laborer, r. 420 Broadway Arata Nicholas, r. 5 Vulcan Lane Arata Pablo, laborer, r. 420 Broadway Arata Paul, lime peddler, r. 3 Margaret PI Arata Paolo B., laborer, r. 2217 Mason Arata S., r. 736 Vallejo, rear Arata Serafino (Arata & Guinasso) r. 801 Bush Arata Stephen, teamster, r. 3 Maiden Lane Arata & Casassa (Louis Arata and Domenico Casassa) produce commission merchants, 515-517 Davis Arata & Guinasso (Serafino Arata and Antonio Gui- nasso) groceries, fruit and produce, 801-803 Bush Arauz Jose E., bootblack, r. 27 Hinckley Arber Alfred, fringemaker, r. 52 Everett Arbiddson Charles D., civil engineer, r. 750 Howard Arbogast Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards Arbuckle Perry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Arcade Hall, 270 Clara Arcade House, Louis S. Starkweather proptr, 930 Market Arcade TUe, J.J. O'Brien & Co. proprietors, 924-928 Market Arcadian Club Rooms, 211 Sutter Arcega John A., candymaker Rotger & Bischoff, r. 351 Jessie Archambault Delia Mrs., r. 408 Broadway Archange R., r. 621 Pacific Archbald John, surveyor S. F. Savings Union, r. 1312 Powell Archer Charles H., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 417 Fifth Archer Edward, cook, r. 546 Mason, rear Archer Edward, dishwasher H. Lichtenstedt, r. 141 Natoma Archer Edward, gardener Jacob G. Jackson, r. 1324 Sacramento Archer John, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 919 Fol- 8om Archer William, machinist, r. 919 Folsom Archer William Jr., iron molder Thompson Bros. , r. 919 Folsom Archibald Arthur W., foreman Record Livery and Sale Stables, r. 1129 Market Archibald James W., foreman foundry Byron Jack- son, r. 987 Harrison Archibald Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Hyde Archibald I». li. di Co. (Prescott L. Archibald) proprietors Record Livery and Sale Stables , 1129 Market Archibald Prescott L. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. 40 McAllister Archidet Victor J. P., waiter Bosq & Co., r. 8 Chat- ham PI Archie Annie, widow, r. 110 Prospect PI Arcliitectural Iron Worlcs, O'Connell & Lewis proprietors, 230-238 Steuart Arcieneaga Antonia, widow, r. 909 Broadway Arctic Ice Co., A. F. Evans president, John W. Pew secretary and treasurer, N s Townsend, bet Sec- ond and Third, office 310 Pine, room 15 Ardery James A., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 1067 3^ Howard Ardouin Henry, fruit peddler, r. 623 Davis Arend Peter, waiter, r. 621 California Arendt Edward T., upholsterer S. P. BR., r. 1005J4 Minna * Arensberg Hermann, physician, ofllce 23 Kearny, r. 307 Sixth Arensen M., clerk Davis Bros., r. 24 Fourth Arey E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2326 Mission Arey John M., master mariner, r. 2225 California Arey Walter W., clerk Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., r. 2225 California Arfort John B., carriage and wagon maker, 623 Geary Arfsten Knudt E., cabinet maker J. Kemp & Co., r. Park Hotel Argall Mrs., r. 906 Market Argall John, machinist, r. 628 Golden Gate Av Argenta Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall sec- retary, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg Argenti Frank W. D., student, r. 2940 Mission Argeuti Jerome J. B., clerk William M. Searby, r. 2940 Mission Argenti John, gardener John Condray, r. 8 s Silver Av, nr Mission Argenti TuUio, marble cutter, r. 2940 Mission Argenti Tullio Jr., blacksmith P. Commons, r. 2940 Mission Argento Lazaro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Argonaut Mining Co. (Globe District, A. T.) Joseph Pentecost secretary, office 702 Market Arg'onaut Publisliiiij; Co., F. M. Pixley presi- dent, Jerome A. Hart secretary, A. P. Stanton business manager, publishers and proprietors The Argonaut, 213 Dupont Argonaut TUe (weekly) Argonaut Publishing Co. publisners and proprietors, 213 Dupont Argortino G. D., barber, r. Ahlborn House Arguello Albert R., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 730 Howard Anguello Joseph R., carpet beater, r. 418 Van Ness Av Arguillos Eugenic, dishwasher Jos6 Alcayaga, r. 526 Broadway Argus PublisKing Co. (Robert E. Culbreth) publishers City Argus, 629 Kearny Ariani Amabilia, Bereaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Ariani Clementino, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Ariani Santi, liquor saloon, 894 Front, r. 331 J^ Vallejo Arias Cipriaao, clerk Jesus Lopez, r. 710 Vallejo Arica Jose M., bootblack, r. 27 Keyes AUcj' ^ Arighi Giovanni, vegetables, 70 Colombo Market Arellano Bernard, cagemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 826^ Pacific Arillano John, cagemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 826 M Pacific Arion Halle, Henry Grimm proprietor, NE cor Kearny and Sutter Arion House, Frederick Huber, proptr, 13-15 Page Aristide Gus., steward bktn Eureka, r. ,16J6 Hunt Aritola Dolores, r. 1318 Dupont Arizona Block, SW cor Market and Main Arizona Hotel, Adolph Classen proptr, 11-13 Clay Arjo Manuel, salesman G. Venard,r. 136 Lombard Arkwright Edward, laborer, r. 117 Drumm Arkwright Eliza Mrs., teacher music, r. 315 Shotwell Arl Joseph, waiter, r. 630 3«S Natoma Arlanads Charles, tanner Anton Krieg, r. San Bruno House Arlic Jules, r. 817 Montgomery Arling Isaac 8., watchman, r. 2731 Bryant Arlington House, Mrs. W. H. Brown proptr, 127 Kearny Armager Charles W., sergeant police, r. 1423 Steiner Armagosa Borax Co., William L. Locke secretary, office 121 Market Armale Frenz, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commer- cial Armand Adolphe M., cashier Abend Post, r. 2620 Sutter Armand August, r. 1412 Jij Powell Armand Gregoire, cook, r. 1122 Dupont Armand Louis, teacher languages, r. 405 Post Armbruster D. Mrs., widow, r. 11 Hickory Av Armbruster Daniel , driver L. Hartter, r. 11 Hickory Av Armbruster George W., tinsmith A. Gysin, r. 153 Shipley Armbriister Julius, engraver George C. Shreve & Oo., r. 2101 Steiner Armbruster Sophia, widow, r. 153 Shipley Armer Andrew M., bookkeeper S. B. Dinkelspiel Co., r. 1424 Bush Armer Benjamin, shipping clerk M. Armer & Co., 'r. 1424 Bush Armer Joseph L., bookkeeper M. Armer & Co., r. 1424 Bush Armer M. & Co. (Max Armer) manufacturers cigars and dealers tobacco, 306-308 Sacramento Armer Max (M. Armer & Co.) r. 1424 Bush Armer Sidney, student, r. 1424 Bush Armes Charles W., with Armes & Dallam, r. Oakland Armes George W. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland Armes William B., with Armes & Dallam, r. Oakland Arnies «& Dallam (George W. Armes and Richard B. Dallam) importers wooden and willow ware, manufacturers brooms, tubs and pails, and agents F. N. Davis & Co's. building paper and Irving Bros, paper carpeting, factory San Quentin, office 230-232 Front & TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO.,509,511 Market si Wagons. Bu£g[ies,cama£:es, steal Eiigmes WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: JOH7V W^IUiflORE, Office 1S3 S|>ear Street. Yardm: ISU tu 147 Kpear St., itiifl SiO, •£» Howard SU AKM 196 AKM •ff •H U a u © O o ® ® H fen ;>» » o S^ H o H 1^" Armes. See Arms Armiger Minnie Miss, saleslady Horace A. Deiulng, r. 516 Minna Armiger Thomas H., teamster, r. 218 Harrison Armiuio Luigi, gardener, r. SE cor Fifteenth and San- chez Armington Edward J., compositor, r. 33 Buss Armington Edward R., tailor, r. 33 Russ Armington L. E., salesman Levy, Diamant, Oppen- heimer & Co., r. Palace Hotel Armitage George E., sailmaker, r. 120 Sixth Armitage Herbert, butcher, r. 349 '4 Minna Armitaae John (Branson, Armitage & Co.) r. 1008 Mc- Allister Armitage Joseph, painter, r. 1008 McAllister Armitage Thomas W., proptr Lattin's New Extension Spring Bed Mnfg Co., 946 Howard, r. 333 Eddy Armknecht Louis, blacksmith National Iron Works, r. 546 Tehama Armoniuo Lorenzo, r. 314 Pacific Armonino Pietro, r. 222 Bri'adway Armour Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L.Works Armour Peter, r. 202 Sixth Armour William, tinner, r. 724 Mission Arms Claude, r. 2 Grove Arms Clayton, engineers' storekeeper P. C. SS. State of California, r. 210 OTarrell Arms Edward, laundrymau, r. 210 O'Farrell Arms Richard D., r. Wadsworth House Armsbury Eugene W., oiler O. B. and N. S8. Colum- bia, r. 1 Central PI • Armsby J. K. (J. K. Armsby & Co.] r. Chicago, 111. Armsby J. K. & Co. (J. K. Armsby, John M. Waite and Henry Newton) commission merchants (Chi- cago) and 318 Front Armstead John W., waiter, r. 40 Natoma Armstrong A., seaman, r. 30 Clay Armstrong Albert M., student, r. 426 Fell Armstrong Andrew J., waiter, r. 90" Folsom Armstrong Angel, cooper Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 137 }w prices. OFFICK. C4S 9I.«RKET STBRRT. AKM 197 AEO Armstrong Zaohary T., law student William R. Dain- gerfield, 234 Montgomery, r. 615 Post Armstrong & Small (George Armstrong and Archibald Small) liquor saloon, 30 Montgomery Armstrong & Sohmitt (Samuel C. Armstrong and Ed- ward A. Sohmitt) hatters, 726 Market Arm8trong''s Alameda Express, Thomas C. Armstrong proprietor, 1 Commercial Armstrongs' 8 Haywards Express, Thomas 0. Armstrong proprietor, 1 Commercial Arnaiz Leonzo, blacksmith, r. 1331 Sacramento. ARNAUD ALBERT, importer and dealer -vvines and liquors, NW cor Post and Dupont, r. 308 Stockton Arnaud Charles, scissors grinder, r. 1028 Pacific Arnaud Mathilde Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1028 Pacific Arnaud Paul, upholsterer, r. 810 Stockton Arnaud Pierre, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 12 Wil- low Arnberger Frank, musician, r. 1209 Montgomery Arnberger Theodor, eleotrotyper Palmer & Rey, r. 1209 Montgomery Arndt William R., laborer American Sugar Refinery Arnessen Kven, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 1023 Hampshire Arnessen Soren, packer, r. 906 Filbert Arnett N. Henry, driver Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 23 Fell Arnett Richard (Starkey & Arnett) r. SW cor Naples and China Av, Excelsior Homestead 8^" Arnett. See Arnott Arnheim Gustave S., salesman S. 8. Arnheim, r. 8 Steuart Arnheim Herman S., accountant, r. 8 Steuart Arnheim Joseph, cook, r. 634 Pacific Arnheim Julius S., apothecary, NE cor Octavia and Oak Arnheim Samuel 8., varieties, 8 Steuart Arnheim William S. .watchmaker and jeweler, 8 Steu- art, r. 2740 Folsom Arnhold Benjamin, clerk L. Sloss & Co., r. 615 Eddy Aruhold Hugo, salesman Lilienthal & Co.,r. 615 Eddy Arnhold Johanna Miss, r. 10 San Antonio Arnl George, Swiss Ben. Assn, 627 Commercial Arnold A. Mrs., r. Silver Star House Arnold Alexander S., reporter Alta California, r. 314 Thirteenth Arnold Austin, cashier Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 413 Van Ness Av Arnold Benjamin E., proprietor Valencia Pack- ing House and wholesale butcher, Yazoo, bet Manila and St. Thomas, r. 1121 Valencia Arnold Benjamin F. K., merchant, r. 311 Dupont Arnold Brothers (Cyrus M. and Gilbert C.) real estate agents, 207 Kearny Arnold B. W. Mrs., r. 1530 Jackson Arnold C, hatter, r. 308 Dupont Arnold Charles 8.. clerk N. S.Arnold & Co., r. 514 Van Ness Av Arnold Charles W., secretary E. B. Perrin, r. 120 Ful- ton Arnold C. M., r. 2309 Broadway Arnold Cyrus M. (Arnold Brothers) r. 515J4 Valencia Arnold David E., foreman George H. Mixer, r. 275i Pearl Arnold D. B., carpenter, r. 1703 Polk Arnold Edson C, bookkeeper, r. 1322 Valencia Arnold Edward H., milk dairy, SE cor Eighteenth and Diamond Arnold E. J., r. 514 Van Ness Av Arnold E. M., porter B. Nathan & Co., r. Oakland Arnold Emily, widow, r. 1 Delgado PI Arnold Ernest, boxmaker, r. 12 Willows Av Arnold Ferdinand D., letter carrier Post Office, r. 945 Twentieth Arnold Florence Mrs., furnished rooms, 12 Masom Arnold Francis W., cooperage, 2 Chambers, r. 523 Oc- tavia Arnold Frank, actor, r. 737 Market Arnold Frederick R., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. Oakland Arnold Fremont C, clerk, r. 226 Sixteenth Arnold George, seaman, r. 9 Pacific Ai-nold Gilbert C. (Arnold Brothers) r. San Diego, Cal. Arnold George H. , manager Occidental Hotel. E s Montgomery, from Sutter to Bush Arnold George W.. trimmer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 22 Berkeley Av Arnold Gold Mining Co. (Mohave Co., A. T.) A. Jud- son secretary, 320 Sansome, room 62 Arnold Gottlieb, butcher, NW cor Twenty-eighth and Church, r. W s Mission, nr Thirtieth Arnold Harry B., driver Luther J. Ewell, r. 609 Shot- well Arnold Henry A., r. 31 Clinton Park Arnold Henry J., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. i Vallejo PI Arnold John, milker E. H. Arnold, r. 8E cor Eigh- teenth and Diamond Arnold John C, theatrical manager, r. 514 Bush Arnold John F., shoe stamper Nolan Bros., r. 523 Octavia Arnold John F., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1503 Leav- enworth Arnold Joseph, wood and coal, 333 Third, r. 331 Third Arnold Julia A. Miss, teacher music, r. 1142 J^ Folsom Arnold Julia T. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Delgado PI Arnold Louis, clerk, r. 4 Vallejo PI Arnold Lulu Miss, book sewer Bartling & Kimball, r. 1811 O'Fairell Arnold Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Delgado PI Arnold Matthew, superintendent Union Iron Works, r. 670 Harrison Arnold Michael, driver -fteorge Mayer, r. 530 Seven- teenth Arnold Michael, teamst=!r, r. 727}^ Clementina Arnold Noah S. (N. S. Arnold &Co.) r. 514 Van Ness Av Arnold N. S. & Co. (Noah S. Arnold) hardware commission merchants and manufacturers agents, and agents Powellton Coal Co., 109 California and 23 Davis Arnold Otto, collector London and S. F. Bank, r. 719 Sutter Arnold Patrick H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co. and (Britt & Co.) r. 307 Eddy Arnold Peter, salesman J. Wand & Bro., r. 125 Seventh Arnold Rebecca H., widow, r. 945 Twentieth Arnold Richard, stone mason, r. 1142 Jij Folsom Arnold Richard, photographic printer Louis Thors, r. 1025 Market Arnold Rufus G. W., teamster, r. 2022 Folsom Arnold Sarah W., widow, r. 609 Shotwell Arnold Thomas C., salesman Cal. Boot and Shoe Co., r. Grand Hotel Arnold Thomas J. Rev., r. 745 Folsom Arnold Thomas P. J., bricklayer, r. 1142)^ Folsom Arnold TTriah K., secretary and treasurer Rich- maun Drill and Compressor Co., and bookkeeper Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r. Lick House Arnold Willard F., miner, r. 216 Powell Arnold William G., bookkeeper, r. 609 Shotwell .Arnold William H., locksmith Raymond & Wilshire, r. 863}^ Market Arnold William S., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 745 Folsom Arnott N. D. Mrs., widow, r. 820 Twenty-first )1^~ Arnott. See Arnett Arnstein Eugene (Lazard Freres) r. 1209 Leaven- worth Arnstein Ludwig (Stein, Simon & Co,) r. 1706 Geary Arou Leopold, fresco painter, r. 14)jj Shipley Aspell John W., second mate brig Sheet Anchor, r. 44 Steuart Aspem John, seaman, r. 5 Rineon Court 'Asphaltnm and Mastic Roofing Co., George Duncan & Co. proprietors, 652 Market Aspland Peter, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Aspola Angelo, laborer, r. 818 Sansome Assalina Louis R., packer George H. Tay & Co., r. Oakland Assalino Salvatore, cook, r. SW cor Preclta and Gun- nison Avs, B. H. Assanger Eliza Miss, r. 18 Harlan PI Asselin John, carpenter Enterprise Mill and Build- ing Co. Assel Pierre, cook Mongomery's Hotel Assenti Basilic, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Assessor City and County, new City Hall, first floor Asset W., cook E. A. Engelberg, r. 1218 Kearny Assion Henry, tailor, r. 730 Vallejo Assion Joseph, tailor, 205 Montgomery, r. 348 Third Associated Press 0% California, William M. Webster, general agent, 302 Montgomery, room 33 Ast Bartley, miner, r. 436 Minna Ast Louis E., barber, 506Washingington, r. 3 Bartol Astburry F. Mrs., confectionery, 127 Fourth Astburry John, engineer, r. 127 ii Fourth Astell Henry, compositor Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 239 Fremont Astell Mary, domestic 106 Guerrero Asten John L., proptr Asten's Transfer Co., 331 East, r. 5 Market Aster George, bookbinder, r. 1622 West Mission Aston James L., plumber, r. 411 Tenth Aston Sarah E., widow, r. 411 Tenth Aetor Block, 631 Sacramento Astor House, Adolph D. Segelke proptr, 522 Pine Astorg Alphonse, butcher E. Di Vecchio, r. 871 Mis- sion Astorg Marcellin, butcher, 154 First Astredo Anthony, liquor saloon ,SE cor Stockton and O'Farrell, r. 914 Vallejo Atchinsou B. M. & Co. (Edward L. Outten and Mrs. C. M.Atchinson) dairy produce and provis- ions, 16-17, 28-30 Centre Market Atchinson C. M. Mrs. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r. East Oakland Atchison Mary Mrs. linguist, r. 314 Bush Atchison Silas M., miner, r. 793 Mission Atchison Thomas, broker, r. 314 Bush Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. D. W. Hitchcock agent, 1 Montgomery Atchisson John, carpenter, r. 1040 Army Atencia Francesca, r. 6 Polk Lane Athanasiade Marco, peddler, r. 67 Everett Athearn Charles G. (Athearn & Co.) r. 813 Laguna Athearn Charles H., bookkeeper Athearn & Co., r. 813 Laguna Athearn Frank, messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- press, r. Calistoga Athearn Joseph H. (Athearn & Co.) r. Oakland Athearn Mary A., widow, bakery, 1638 Polk Athearn William, chief clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 2916 Sacramento Athearn Si Co. (Charles G. and Joseph H. Ath- earn) groceries, provisions and ship stores, 54-56 Steuart Athenour A., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Athenour Giuseppe, florist, r. 1337 Dupont, rear Atherstone Thomas S., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1633 Clay Atherton F. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1950 California Atherton J. N., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1213 Green Atherton JohnN., barber, r. 1708 Turk Athies John, quartermaster O. and O. SS. Belgic Athol Frank, clerk E. F. Badgley, r. 2217 Howard Athy Andrew, laborer, r. 213 Perry Atino Joseph, r. 1337 Dupont, rear Atkins Charles, tinner American Light and Heat Co., r. Alameda Atkins David, machinist Clay St. RR., r. 5 Leroy PI Atkins Ebea, porter Yates & Co., r. 1124 Pacific Atkins Edward, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Atkins Frank, actor, r. 110 Taylor, rear Atkins Henry B., clerk Meyer Bros. & Co., r. 2 Rose Av Atkins John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 346 Beale Atkins Joseph, engineer, office 32 Merchants' Ex- change, r. 1616 Geary Atkins Robert C. (Orr & Atkins) r. 608 Geary Atkins Robert S. , clerk Orr & Atkins, r. 608 Geary Atkinson Catherine M. Miss, r. 1032 Broadway Atkinson David, laundryman, r. W s Church, bet Twentv-third and Twenty-fourth Atkinson Edward W., shademaker, 108 J^ Jessie, r. 371 Minna Atkinson E. V., conductor Market St. RR. Atkinson Francis, fireman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 963 Folsom Atkinson George F., wood turner, 259 Firflt, r. 10 Clementina Atkinson Harrv, wool sorter Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1240 Mission Atkinson Harry, seaman, r. 308M Folsom, rear Atkinson Henry, painter, r. 200 Beale BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses. MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: 13a Spear (»t,i-«>et. ATK 200 AUL Atkinson Henry T., clerk Union Box Factory, r. Oak- land Atkinson James, bartender H. Otersen.r. 1021 }i Market Atkinson James, merchant, r. 133 Ninth Atkinson J. M., harnesstuaker Main& Winchester, r. Brooklyn Hotel ^ Atkinson John, molder, r. 346 Beale Atkinson John R.. laborer, r. 824 Kearny Atkinson Joseph B., office 26 Montgomery, r. Alameda Atkinson Joseph F., seaman, r. 238 Fremont Oe i Atkinson Nathan, real estate, 330 Pine, room 5. r. 803 Golden Gate Av Atkinson Ralph L., rigger, r. 324 Vallejo Atkinson Richard E., waiter S. F. Bar Assn, r. 634 I Sacramento ! Atkinson Rose H., widow, r. 371 Minna 'Atkinson Thomas, laborer, r. 28 Zoe . Atkinson Thomas, real estate, r. W s Church, bet ! Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth I Atkinson Thomas, trader, r. 520 Seventh , Atkinson Tltomas T. & Co. (Thomas T. Atkin- I son) stockbrokers, 337 Pine Atkinson Tlxoinas TUoinpson (Thomas T. At- kinson & Co.j r. 1610 Turk Atkinson William, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. 22 H Sacramento Atkinson W. E., waiter Union Club Atlantic Dynamite Co., Albert Dibblee presi- dent, L. B. Chapman secretary, office 4 California Atlantic Giant Powder Co., office 4 California Atlantic Hall, Jacob Klhlmeyer proptr, 308 Francisco Atlantic Straw Works, James M. Forrest proptr, 132 Fourth Atlas Iron Works, J. B. Jardine proprietor, 135 Beale Atlas Mining Co. (Utah) J. F. Mahoney secretary, 207 Sansome Atlof Gustave, dyer, r. 955 Howard Attel Marks, watchmaker, 255 Third Attell Seymour, merchant tailor, 55 Third, r. 132 Perry Atthowe Charles, purser stmr Constance, r. cor Fifth and Harrison Attinger Christian, tailor, r. Turk St. Hotel Attinger Frederick, tailor, r. 7 Carlos PI Attinger Gottlieb, boot and shoemaker, 115 Leides- dorff, r. 5 Elizabeth Attinger John, cutter Joe Poheim, r. NE cor Twenty- fourth and Noe Attinger Mary, widow, dressmaker, 608 Sacramento Attinger Salome, widow, r. N s Clipper, bet Noe and Sanchez Attorney City and Connty, new City third floor Hall, Attridge Arthur, bootmaker Cahn, Nickelsburg b Co., r. W s Noe, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth Attridge Edward, laborer, r. 1010 Filbert Attridge James Jr., porter Vallejo St. Bonded Ware- house, r. 2003 Leavenworth Attridge Thomas, laborer, r. 115 Second Attwell Edward E., butcher, r. 216 Sixteenth Attwell Eugene, brand maker, r. 421 Fourth Attivood Melville, consulting mining engineer, 402 Montgomery, rooms 30-31, r. Saucelito Atwell Mrs., seamstress, r. 1225 Market Atwood Caroline L. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r. 1511 Clay Atwood Oarrille W. Miss, r. 1511 Clay Atwood Charles H., captain schr Sparrow, office 44 Market, r. 1103 Broadway ■ Atwood Ernest C, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 3 Lawrence PI Atwood George E., r. 169 Perry Atwood George W., teamster S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E B Illinois, bet Napa and Butte Atwood R. H.. r. 742 Pine Atwood Robert B., clerk, r. 32 Fourth Atwood Thomas, cook, r. 107 Clay Atwood William T., r. 206 Powell Atwood William W. (Atwood & Groupp) r. 742 Pine Atwood k Groupp (William W. Atwood and John B. Groupp) designers and engravers on wood,* 519 Montgomery Atzeroth Frederick W. H., groceries, liquors, wood and coal, SW cor Eddy and Buchanan, r. 1120 Turk Atzeroth Henry (Atzeroth & Maas) r. 1708 Fillmore Atzeroth & Maas (Henry Atzeroth and Frederick Maas) liquor saloon, 1708 Fillmore Aubert Albert, pork packer,ao S. F. Market, and sau- sagef aotory, 732 Montgomery, r. 818 Broadway I Aubert Charles, waiter P. C. SS. Dakota I Aubert Lucien J., clerk wholesale dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1314 O'Farrell Aubert Paul L., r. 1314 O'Farrell Aubertiu George, barber, 724 Brannan Aubin Henry, restaurant, 434 Bush Aubrey Charles, r. 246 Third Aubrey Charles, r. 233 Fair Oaks Aubrey Charles, tinsmith G. & E. Snook, 630 Sacra- mento Aubrey Charles £., teamster Bouse & Laws, r. 261 Jer- sey Aubrey Frank, master mariner, r. North Pacific Ho- tel Aubrey Frank, driver Roth & Co., 214 Pine Aubry Edmond E., clerk, r. E s Chattanooga, nr Twenty-third Aubry Francis O.. cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 2609 Mission, r. E s Chattanooga, nr Twenty-third Auchinachie George, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 205 Second Auclair Thomas, tanner, r. SE cor Sonoma and Utah Aude Francis L. Mrs., r. 731 Pine Aude Jean, baker, r. 1205 Stockton Aude Joseph F., printer, r. 731 Pine Audemard Emanuel, porter Eugene Thomas & Co., r. 470 Tehama Audemard Emanuel Jr., with Mrs. K. Audemard, r. 470 Tehama Audemard Kate Mrs., laundry, 470 Tehama Audet Louis, machiniBt Pac. Rolling Mills Auditor City and County, new City Hall, first floor Audley Thomas, sailmaker, r. 120 Sixth Auer Emil, laborer Chicago Brewery, r. 1420 Pine Auerbach Alfred (Auerbach & Thompson) r. 52 Ever- ett Auerbach Leopold, merchant, r. 1516 Post Auerbach & Thompson (Alfred Auerbach and David Thompson) fringe mnfrs, 751 Market Auffarth Bernhard, seamau P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 700 Front Aufrichtig Moritz, watchmaker and jeweler, 116 Sixth Auger Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1318 Duijont Auger Bernard E, commission merchant, 409 Battery, r. 826 Howard Auger Eugene A., clerk, r. 826 Howard Auger Flora Mme., millinery, 621 Larkin Auger John, baker, r. 621 Larkin Auger Lewis S., r. 8 Albion Av Auger Louis, carpenter, r. 13273^ Natoma Augerstein Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 Geneva Augoustures Franfiois, dairyman, r. NW cor San Jos6 Av and Thirtieth Augeburgh Frederick (Fawcett & Augsburgb) r. 63 Minna August Brothers (John and J^Ianuel) milkmen, 21 Steuart August Edward, steward Clipper Restaurant, 313 Pa- cific August John (August Brothers) r. 21 Steuart August John, tailor, r. 532 Drumm August John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel August Manuel (August Brothers) r. 21 Steuart Augustine M. B., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. Ala- meda Augustine Morris (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 23 Kearny Augustine William, cabinetmaker, 639 Third , Augustiny John, butcher Roger H. Ssyre, r. 405}$ Turk Augustus Joseph, painter, r. 913 Montgomery Aukamp Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Brannan and Ninth Aul George, poultry ranch, E s Ward, nr Crescent Av, B. H. Auld James, r. W s Buchanan, bet Bush and Pine * Auld Robert W., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 34 Austin Auld Royal I., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland Aulds Frances Miss, compositor 8.F. Newspaper Union, r. 108 McAllister Aulds William P., clerk I X L, r. 108 McAllister Ault Henry W., conductor, r. 112 Sutter Ault Joseph H., porter, r. -5.52 Bryant Ault Joseph P., car washer Potrero and B. V. BR.,r. 552 Bryant Ault Matthias M., miller National Flour Mills, r. 675 Mission LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWELRY and WATCHES ( 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY TTASHINO CAIiliED FOR AKJ> OKILIVKKFO. OFFICK, 648 9IAUK1':T KXUKET. AUL 201 AYE Ault M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2i2 Taylor Ault Samuel, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 552 Bryant Ault «& Wibors (Cincinnati, Ohio) mnfrs printing and lithographic inks, varnishes, etc., and dealers bronzes, roller composition, etc., William H. Campbell Jr. agent, 205 Leidesdorflf l^~ Ault. See Alt Aultman Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) J. M. Bulflngton secretary, 309 California, room i Aungst Henry, laborer freight depot C. P. RR., r. 608 Sixth Auradou A. L. & Co. (A. L. Auradou and George Tiaf- fay) poultry, game, etc., 515 Merchant Auradou A. Leon Jr., lithographer Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 1309 Powell Auradou Alexander L. (A. 3L. Auradou & Co.) r. 1309 Powell Aurich Abraham, butcher, stalls 5-6 Grand Western Market, r. 211 Austin Aurich Charles, seaman, r. Mechanics' House Aurouze Ma-ius, barber, 203 Montgomery Av, r. 3 Grand PI Aurrecoechea Joseph, real estate, r. 1516 Larkin Ausinder Thomas J., conductor, r. 1613 Broderick Ausman Otto H., teamster John A. Shaber, r. 224} W0RK»>. 213 Fremont Street. nillUlVUU I 3 Ori(unO 01 riM 1 UO, AgenU for the celebroteU I>KAX£ i^TEAJtl PtJinPS. AYE 202 BAG AyersLotta M. Mrs., r. 6 Perry Ayers Ransom G., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. Oak- land Ayers Robert E., machinist, r. cor Santa Clara and Carolina Ayers William, calker Dickie Bros., Dominica, bet Susquehauna and St. John Ayers William, laborer C. P. RR. Ayers William Jr., blacksmith, r. Dominica, bet Sus- quehanna and St. John Ayers William H., machinist C. D. Harvey, r. 1612 Gough tff" Ayers. See Ayres and Eayrs Ayhens Leon, butcher, r. 210 Montgomery Av Ayler Edward, blacksmiths helper Bigelow & Morris, r. Wh^t Cheer House Ayling Walter, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 13 Bernard Aylsworth Nellie G. Mrs., medium, 113 Eighth Aylward Ellen, laundress S. F. Laundry Aymer Blanche Miss, actress, r. 136 Sixth Ayres Alice Miss, telegraph operator, r. 211 Minna Ayres Charles, milkman Thomas Reed, r. 3 Boardman PI Ayres Charles J., plumber D. O'Brien, r. 827 Nine- teenth Ayres Emma, widow, r. 1208 Sutter Ayres Frederick L., house painter, r. 10 Hulbert Alley Ayres Henry, machine hand Albert Washburn, r. 563 Bryant Ayres Irvin, merchant (Fort Bidwell, Cal.) ofiBce 219 Front, r. Oakland Ayres Sarah Mrs., groceries, 15083^ Powell, r. 1303 Broadway Ayres William G., clerk Mrs. 8. Ayres, r. 1303 Broad- way Ayres & Lowell, merchants (Fort Bidwell, Cal.) office 219 Front 90" Ayres. See Ayers and Eayrs , Azard William A., clerk, r. 311 Green Azevedo Fernando, seaman, r. 316 Drumm Azavedo Joseph, steamboatman,r. 75 Oregon, nr Davis Azores' Home, Coelho & DeFreitas proptrs. 111 Jackson B Baadee John, bartender Jacob Weiss, r. 2 Bush St. PI Baagoe Knud, tailor, r. 327 Tehama Baagoe Peter, cooper, r. 227 Tehama Baagoe Peter L., master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Baagoe Robert, steward schr Staghound Baar I., salesman Newman & Leviuson, r. 518 Taylor Baar Jess, teamster, r. 207 Montgomery Av Baas Charles, bartender, r. 1718 Stockton Baaser Ferdinand, distiller, r. N s Servia, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Baashuus John, packer Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 657 Howard Babb Milton E., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 31 Third Babbitt Amelia, widow, r. 1129 Mission Babbitt John H., proptr Excelsior Straw Works, 120 Fourth, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and Bartlett Babbitt M., r. 444 Branuan Babbitt Samuel T., laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. NE cor Sierra and Tennessee Babcock A. H., r. 127 Jackson Babcock Benjamin E. Mrs., widow, r. 1124 McAllister Babcock Charles F. (Hutchinson & Babcock) r. 713)4 Greenwich Babcock Ella L. Miss, saleslady Horace A. Deming, r. 546 Minna Babcock George, clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service, r. Washington Corners Babcock George A., clerk, r. 2628 Sacramento Babcock Harry, clerk Parrott & Co.. r. U Essex Babcock John, r. 546 Minna Babcock John P., workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r. H30 O'Farrell Babcock M. S., r. 724 California Babcock Nellie G., widow, r. 502 Grove Babcock S. P., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's Office, r. West Oakland Babcock Warren, calker, r. 40 Spear Babcock William (Parrott & Co.) r. 11 Essex and San Rafael Babcock William F. (Parrott & Co.) r. 11 Essex Babcock William W., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie Babcock & Wilcox Co., manufacturers water tube steam boilers, Charles G. Ewing agent, 605 Mission Babcox Charles A., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 476 Jessie Baber Fannie Mrs., r. 215 Green Babin Landry C, rent collector, 612 Commer- cial, r. 2116 Larkin Babkirk Frederick, watchman, r. 8 Bonita Bablidge Stephen R., seaman, r. 59 Tehama Babson Seth, architect, 318 Pine, room 37, r. Ala- meda Babylon George P., engineer, r. 535 Howard Baccala Chlementino, Swiss Ben. Assn, 627 Commer- cial Baccala Fulvio, Swiss Ben. Assn, 627 Commercial Baccala Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Assn, 627 Commercial Baccala Louis (Bocken & Baccala) r. 726)^ Broadway Baccelli P. (Martini & Baccelli) r. NE cor Post and Fillmore Bacci Domenico, macaronimakerC. R. Splivalo & Co., r. 13 Jasper PI Baccl Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Bacci Martino, laborer, r. 6 Filbert PI Bacci Santi (G. Martini & Co.) 635 Vallejo Baccia Anton, bartender, r. SW cor Third and King Baccus B., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 4 Twentieth Baccus Isabella Miss, r. S s Twentieth, bet Treat Ay and Harrison Baccus John B., with Richard T. Baccus, r. 4 Twen- tieth Baccus Mary Miss, weaver, r. S s Twentieth, bet Treat Av and Harrison Baccus Peter, cook Hinricks & Haesloop, r. Oriental Hotel Baccus R., laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 4 Twen- tieth Baccus Richard T., butcher, SW cor O'Farrell and Mason, r. 119 Ellis 1^" Baccus. See Backus Bace Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom- ery Bach August, r. 3 Morrel PI Bach Charles (Bach & Lux) r. 1583 Folsom Bach Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay Bach Emile, eook, r. 1735 Mission Bach Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 1007 Washington Bach Frederick W., bookkeeper Eline & Co., r. 1105 Powell Bach Harry P., barber, 1116 Leavenworth Bach Herman, traveling salesman Mayrisch Bros., r. 1007 Washington Bach Isaac, traveling salesman Goldstein & Cobn, r. Lick House Bach John (Bach, Meese & Co.) r. 2022 Mission Bach Mathias, porter Ahlborn House Back, 3Ieese & Co. (John Bach and Hermann Meese) formerly United .\naheim Wine Growers' Association, wholesale liquors and agents C. Con- rad & Go's BudweiSf r Beer, 321 Montgomery Bach William F., lithographic engraver Schmidt La- bel and Lithograph Co., r. 2022 Mission Bacli & Iiux (Charles Bach and Frank A. Lux) pro- prietors Piiiueer, Bay and Union Malt Houses, and importers and jobbers hops, corks and brew- ers' materials, 535-537 Sacramento Bachelder Alvah A., manager Holt Bros., r. Oakland Bachelder Chas. S.. collector Pacific Bank, r. 534 Bush Bachelder Edward M., clerk Williams Bros., r. 1816 Stevenson Bachelder Frank J., traveling salesman Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. 926M Broadway Bachelder Frederick, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1585 Folsom Bachelder Horace, bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 1816 Stevenson Bachelder James W., clerk Mission Bay Warehouse, r. 1816 Stevenson Bachelder John W., attorney at law, r. 1585 Folsom Bachelder Sarah C, widow, r. 1816 Stevenson a^ Bachelder. See Batchelder Bacher Charles S., butcher, SE cor Clay and Taylor, r. 1133 Clay Bacher E. Mme., hair emporium, 918 Market Bacher Frank A., hair emporium, 918 Market Bacher John, r. 431 Pine t^ Bacher. See Backer, Baker, Bakker and Becker Bachert August, clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 331 Kearny Bachfelder Frank, carpenter, r. 1072 Howard Bachle Charles T., carpenter, r. 500!:i Natoma SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY Washing Called for and Delivered OFFICE. 33 CiEARY HT. I MAnnONniinH Ri V:(\ C^MBERI^AXD, I^EHIOH, and EN«>I.INH FOUNDRY J. IVIHUUUnUUUn aTld 8. and Leopold S.) importers foreign and domes- tic dry-goods, 10-12 Battery and 10 Bush, New York ollice 66-68 Worth Bachman Charles, Invoice clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 502 Bush Bachman David S. (Bachman Brothers) r. 1617 Van Ness Av Bachman Herman S. (Bachman Brothers) r. New York Bachman Leopold (Frankenthal, Bachman & Co.) r. 1115 Van Ness Av Bachman Leopold S. (Bachman Brothers) r. 619 Leav- enworth Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman Brothers) r. 1716 Van Ness Av Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. 1115 Van Ness Av Bachman S. N., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1716 Van Ness Av Bachmann Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. E s California Av, nr Esmeralda Av, B. H. Bachmann Frederick W., packer Langley & Michaels, r. 11 Kate Baclimann Jacob, hardware and cutlery, lock- smith and bellhanger and shooting gallery, 729 Clay BS" Bachmann. See Beckmann Bachrach Martin, collector 604 Merchant, r. Oakland Bachrach Simon, editor and proptr Jewish Times, 415 Montgomery, r. Oakland Bacigalupi Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Bacigalupi Antonio, porter George H. Tay & Co., r. 627 Lombard Bacigalupi Antonio L. (Bacigalupi & Casassa) r. 2 Telegraph PI Bacigalupi August, porter Rouse & Laws, r. 1805 Mason Bacigalupi Carlo, scavenger, r. 21 Lafayette PI Bacigalupi Francisco, scavenger, r. 723 Vallejo Bacigalupi Frank, yardman Bay View Dtstillery,r. 10 Union PI Bacigalupi Gaetano, melter melter and refiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r. 524 Filbert Bacigalupi Gerolomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad- way Bacigalupi Giovanni, bootblack, r. 1114 Kearny Bacigalupi Giovanni, boots and shoes. 1404 Dupont Bacigalupi Giovanni, musician, r. 718 Greenwich, rear Bacigalupi Giovanni, scavenger, r. 16 Union PI, rear Bacigalupi Giuseppe (Linn & Co) r. 718 Greenwich Bacigalupi Giuseppe, woodcarver, r. 1805 Mason Bacigalupi Joseph, peddler, r. 810 Union Bacigalupi Livia Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Bacigalupi Louis, produce dealer, r. 526 J4 Linden Av Bacigalupi Luigi, florist, r. 2309 Mason Bacigalupi Napoleone, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broad- way Bacigalupi Paul, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI Bacigalupi Paul, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. 416 Union Bacigalupi Serefino, porter Deckelman & Lipman, r. 524 Green Bacigalupi Stephen, marble cutter, r. 1805 Mason Bacigalupi Tomaso, fruit, r. 628 Broadway Bacigalupi & Casassa (A. L. Bacigalupi and Stefano Basassa) fruit and vegetables, 507 Washington Bacig'alnpo Domenico, wine manufacturer, 1419 Dupont Bacigalupo Vincent, merchant, r. 681 Mission Backe Arent C, compositor, r. 318 Davis Backe Charles, shoefitter, r. 422 Post, rear Backe Frank, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg, r. 2622 Sutter Backe Henry, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 460 Jessie Backer August, cabinetmaker, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Sanchez 1^" Backer. See Bacher, Baker, Bakker and Becker Backess Charles E., compositor Examiner, r. 904 Jackson Backman Jacob, cabinetmaker John Boehrer, r. 815 Harrison Backstrom G., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Backstrom Otto, with Charles F. Merle, r. 522 Jones Backus Charles, master mariner, r. 121 Francisco Backus Jacob, teamster, r. 216 Ninth Backus Jerome H., hotel keeper, r. 1103 Sutter Backus Lucy Mrs., r. 2806 Buchanan Backus Oscar (George H. Tay & Co.) r. Oakland Backus Philip M., bookkeeper, r. 725 California Backus Samuel 'W., postmaster San FranclBCO oflace, NW cor Washington and Battery, r. 22 Geary B^ Backus. See Baccus Bacome William (Flood & Bacome) r. 258 Clementina Bacon Adeline A. Mrs., assistant Grant Primary School, r. 1714 Sacramento Bacon Alonzo P., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 513 Taylor Bacon Bridget, widow, r. 1510 Washington, rear Bacon C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2513 Folsom Bacon Edward T., merchant, r. 606 Montgomery Bacon Edwin H., r. 239 Oak Bacon Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 1070 Howard Bacon Eugene T. S., seaman, r. SW cor Beale and Bryant Bacon Francis H., clerk Edward S. Spear & Co., r. 1318 Jackson Bacon Frank F., carpenter, r. 619 Fulton Bacon Frank P., president Globe Iron Works Co., 222-224 Fremont, r. Oakland Bacon Fred L., engineer Geary St. RE., r. 2515 Folsom Bacon Gaston E. (Abramson & Bacon and Abramson, Bacon & Heuuisch) r. 5 Quincy PI Bacon George H., assistant superintendent N. B. and M. RR., r. 418 Twenty-fourth Bacon Henry D. , real estate, 305 Sansome, r. Oak- land Bacon Horace, bailiff U. S. District Court, r. 8 Sixth Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co.) r. 2200 California Bacon Jolin B. , wines and liquors, 213 Mont- gomery, r. 529 Turk Bacon Joseph S. , agent Boston and Philadelphia Boards of Underwriters, 316 California, r. 1020 Pine Bacon Joseph V., clerk Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 1020 Pine Bacon J. W., painter Mrs. D. Lydon, r. 23 Sixth Bacon Lewis G., teamster, r. 334 Tenth Bacon Martin, stockbroker. 325 Montgomery, I. O. O. F. Bldg, r. 2022 Fillmore Bacon Robert M., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 239 Oak Bacon William, stableman, r. 258 Clementina Bacon William A., assistant superintendent Boys and Girls' Aid Soc, 68 Clementina • Bacon William J., paper hanger, r. 995 Market Bacon William O., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1714 Sac- ramento Bacon <& Co. (Jacob Bacon and James E. Ager) book and job printers, 508 Clay and 509 Sansome Bacqui^ Henry, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Badaer Albert, dish washer Henry Aubin, r. 438 Bush Badaracco Antonio, liquor saloon, 1308 Pacific Badaracco Charles, tinsmith, r. 1308 Pacific Badaracco David (J. Demartini & Co.) r. 428 Dupont Badaracco Louis, wood and coal, 1511 California Badorous Sidney B., assistant bookkeeper Moore, Ferguson & Co., r. 579 Harrison Baddeley William B., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 5 Hunt Bade Joseph, coffee saloon, 654 Mission Bader Henry F., pi inter, r. 326 Kearny Bader John, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. Ala- meda Badger Ella F. Mrs., actress, r. SW cor Julian Av and Fifteenth Bhdger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Co. (Neva- da Co., Cal.) H. Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24 Badger James, expressman, NW cor Market and Eddy, r. 1221 Laguna Badger Josie A. Miss, furnished rooms, SW cor Julian Av and Fifteenth Badger William G. , wholesale clothing and fur- nishing goods and agent Hallett, Davis & Co's pianos and George Wood & Co's organs, 13 San- some. r. Fruit Vale Badgley Eugene F., jeweler, 205 Montgomery, r. 602 Geary Badgley William, tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane Badlam Alexander, real estate, 408 Montgom- ery, r. 1024 Franklin Badlam Alexander Sr., r. 926 Clay Badlam Alexander T., clerk, r. 1024 Franklin Badlam Edgar, machinist, r. 1024 Franklin Badlam EzraB., secretary Antelope Milling and Mining Co., 408 Montgomery, r. 1008 Union » M o w o o o H w. I © O © o o B B ft P. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 5 I I Market St. SOI.E AOEXTS FOR Dedericrs PerDetual HAY PRESSES JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. BAD 204 BAI Badouin Angust, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r. 5 Rondell PI Badi Alexander L., bookkeeper P. 'Berwin & Brc, r. 1305 Gough Badt Morris, merchant, r. 635 Ellis Baehr Ferdinand W., bookkeeper Carlson & Currier, r. 705 Ellis Baehr Henry, r. 1721 Sacramento Baehr John M., liquor saloon, 414 Sansome, r. 128 Oak Baelir William, manufacturing jeweler, 649 Sac- ramento, r. 1721 Sacramento Baehr William Jr., bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co., r. 1721 Sacramento Baer Eliza, widow, r. 35 Buss Baer Kmile, bartender, r. 719 Clay Baer Emilie Miss, teacher music, r. 35 Buss Baer Isaac, carrier Bulletin, r. 38 Moss Baer M., furrier, r. 428 Fell 8^ Baer. See Baehr, Bahr and Bare Baerschmidt Emilia, widow, r. 3010 Sixteenth Baethge H., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Baettge Peter (Brugge & Baettge) r. 118Ji Washing- ton Baez B. S., widow, r. 608 Filbert Baffrey Seraphin, cook, r. 919 Clay Bagala G-eorge, tanner, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Al- abama Bagala James L., r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Alabama Bagala Louis, driver Gal. Cracker Co., r. SEcor Twen- ty-fifth and Alabama Bagdaii Michael, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo Baget Jean B., bntcher D. Coutolenc, r. 614 Broadway Bagge Annie J. Miss, r. 2832}^ California Bagge Louis, seaman, r. 263 East Bagge Mary, widow, r. 2832 J(5 California Bagger Joseph, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 1217 Kearnv Baggett William T. (William T. Baggett & Co. and Stockwell & Co.) and attorney at law, 402 Montgomery, rooms 10-11, r. 525 Turk Baggett William T. <& Co. (William T. Baggett) Dook, job and law printers and proprietors Pacific Law Journal, 538 Sacramento Baggett Winfield S., bookkeeper William T. Baggett & Co., r. 115 Page Baggiadonna .Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash- ington Baggs Alexander L., clerk, r. 44 Twelfth Baggs Edward B., r. 44 Twelfth Baggs Isaac, attorney at law, r. 44 Twelfth Baggs Samuel, helper Phelps Manufacturing Co., r. S s Lombard, bet Fillmore and Steiner Bagley David B., messenger Bank of California, r. 28 Libertv Bagley D. J., steward P. M. SS. San Jose Bagley Hudson W., carpenter, r. 34 Hayes Bagley John, laborer John Kelso, r. NW cor Powell and Bay Bagley John P., helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 627 Stevenson Bagley John W.,r. 502 J4 Third Bagley J. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 502 3^ Third Bagley Perkins H., solicitor Examiner, r. 118 Eddy Bagley Peter, laborer, r. 34 Federal tar Basjley. See Begley Baglietto Giuseppe, boat builder, r. 422 Vallejo Baglietto Louis (Baglietto & Gracchi) r. 422 Vallejo Baglietto & Gracchi (Louis Baglietto and Giacomo Gracchi) produce commission, 421 Davis Bagnall John, assistant Hamilton Grammar School, r. Geary, bet Scott and Steiner Bagnasco Policarpo, photographer I. W. Taber, r. 18 Lewis PI Bagner Joseph, longshoreman, r. 60 Annie Bagnoli Temistocle, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Bagot Frederick, solicitor L. M. McKenney & Co., r. Oakland Bahlmann Henry, cashier Philadelphia Brewery, r. 2231 Howard Bahlmann Herrman N., driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 208 Twenty-second Bahls John F. W. (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland Bahn Louis, blacksmith Eugene Soule, r. Linden Av, nr Franklin Bahn Otto, seaman schr Felicity, r. 238 Steuart Bahnsen William J., waiter, r. G Montgomery Court Bahr Frederick, but-her, r. 509 Chestnut Bahr Louis, clerk F. Atzeroth, r. 8W cor Eddy and Buchanan Bahr William, butcher, r. cor Bahama and Yazoo Bahrendz A., waiter stmr Constance Bahrenfuss Henry, carpenter, r. 935 Vallejo Bahrs Andrew, insurance broker, 322 California, r. 2025 Polk Bahrs George, clerk F. J. Castelhun, r. 2025 Polk Bahrs John, drayman Naber, Alt's & Brune, r. NW cor Eighteenth and Sherman Bahrt Martin, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twelfth and Folsom Bahruth Hilbert G. M., restaurant, E s Baker, bet Beach and Jefferson Bail Adolf (Kowalski & Co.) r. 524 Eighteenth Bail Emil, clerk William McCormick, r. 524 Eigh- teenth Bail Paul, tailor Henry Planz, r. 15 Monroe Baile James, baker, r. 310 Montgomery Av Bailey Alburn, machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 623 Jj Minna Bailey Alexander H., student, r. 1747 Mission Bailey Amos J., capitalist, r. 417^ Pine Bailey Ann, widow, r. 612 Powell Bailey Annie, widow, r. 1423 Rearny Bailey August, expressman, SW cor Broadway and Kearny, r. 501 Broadway Bailey Byron, carpenter, r. 168 Tehama Bailey Byron Jr., carpenter, r. 168 Tehama Bailey C. A., carpenter, r. 48 Fourth Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 417>^ Pine Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 837 J^ Market Bailey CUarles A., real estate, 36 Market, r. Oak- land Bailey Charles B.. carpenter, r. 341 Fifth Bailey Charles H. (Haslett & Bailey) r. Clarendon House Bailey Charles J., second lieutenant Battery L, let Artillery U. S. A., Presidio Reservation Bailey Charles L., salesman, r. 121 Seventh Bailey Charles P., clerk, r. 319 Bush Bailey Clarence M., captain Co. D,8th Infantry U. S. A., Angel Island Bailey Clement S., plumber, 1621 Fillmore, r. 1615 Ellis Bailey Daniel, stableman, r. 1637 Eddy Bailey Daniel P., paper ruler A. J. Leary, r. 32 Lin- den Av Bailey Edward A.^ r. 417 J4 Pine Bailey Edward H. , harnessmaker, r. 644 Sacramento Bailey Edwin F., teamster, r. 29 Commercial Bailey E. Frank, salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 305 Third Bailey Elenore, widow, r. 813 Bush Bailey Elton F., driver, r. cor Kentucky and Hum- boldt Bailey Frank, carpenter, r. 168 Tehama Bailey Frank, waiter P. Scattiny, r. 25}^ Stockton Bailey Frankie Miss, dressmaker, r. 603 Jackson Bailey Frederick P., engineer, r. 1309 Mission Bailey George (Bailey & McLean) r. 533 Commercial Bailey George, laborer, r. 32 Linden Av Bailey George G., stoker Engine No. 9, S. F 320 Main Bailey George H., foreman S. F. Tool Co., r. 1516 Pa- cific Av Bailey George W., laborer, r. Treat Av, bet Twenty- first and Twenty-second Bailey Harriet F. Miss, paper sculptor, r. 922 Green Bailey Henry, barrel dealer, r. 1013 Howard Bailey Henry, laborer Bonanza House, 869 Market Bailey Henry, painter, r. 1229 Lombard Bailey Henry Jr., with Henry Bailey, r. 1013 Howard Bailey Henry A., pantryman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1012 Kearny Bailey Henry M., r. 407 Geary Bailey Isaac L., carriageniaker, r. 911 Harrison Bailey James, laborer A. H. Wensley, r. 1803 Mission Bailey James D. , secret.iry Union Insuiance Co., 416 California, r. 1915 Franklin Bailey James S., soap peddler, r. N s Silver Av, nr San Brunb Road Bailey J. M., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 8 Miller PI Bailey John, bootblack, 648 Commercial Bailey John, painter Thos. Downing, r. 522 Turk, rear Bailey John, saloon watchman P. M. S3. Collma, r. 223 Minna Bailey Joseph C, commission wool, leather and hides, 218 California, room 1, r. Oakland Bailey Joseph H., stationery and hardware, 524 Mont- gomery Av, r. 830 Union D., r. LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.°'""™"'',^TIifo'„t"re';"/sr"''"" LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHIKO WELl. DONE AT VERY I^W RATES. OFFICE. 648 3IARKET STREET, BAI 205 BAK Bailey Joseph J., soap peddler, r. N a Silver Av, nr Merrill, U. M. T. Bailey Kate, widow, r. 17 Guerrero Bailey Lewis H. Jr., machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 207 Fell Bailey Margaret, widow, r. 73 Minna Bailey Margaret, widow, r. 236 Jessie Bailey Mary, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 32 Linden Av Bailey Nathan J., butcher, 513 Bryant, r. Oakland Bailey Newtou J., driver City RR., r. 1743 J^ Mission Bailey Orrin, salesman William J. Heney & Co., r. 1423 Kearny Bailey Patrick, barrel dealer, r. 719 Brannan Bailey Peter (Kelly & Bailey) r. 5 Howard Court Bailey Samuel, r. 1067 Howard Bailey S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 7573^ Howard, rear Bailey Thomas (Thomas Bailey & Co.) r. Truesdell House Bailey Thomas & Co. (Thomas Bailey and William P. Pyne) wool graders, packers and scourers, NW cor Fifth and Blusome Bailey Thomas J. (Bailey & O'Donnell) r. 532 Hayes Bailey Walter, bartender, r. 523 Kearny Bailey William, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 719 Brannan Bailey William, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r. 1013 Howard Bailey William E., teamster Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 327 Minna Bailey William F., wheelwright, r. 168 Tehama Bailey William J., shoecutter S. W. Eosenstock & Co., r. 612 Powell Bailey William Wallace, mechanical engineer, 22 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. 646 Folsom Bailey & McLean (George Bailey and William Mc- Lean) proptrs Railroad Lodgings, 533 Commercial Bailey & O'Donnell (Thomas J. Bailey and Thomas J. O'Donnell) plumbers and gastitters, 532 Hayes tff" Bailey. See Baillie, Bailly, Bayley and Bayly Bailie James L., policeman, r. 103 Leavenworth Bailie John C, messenger O. R. and N. Co., r. 41 De Boom Bailie Thomas, foreman O. K. and N. Co., r. 41 De Boom Bailie Pierre, laundrymian, r. Ws Bartlett, bet Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth Baillet Auguste, cook, r. 3 Caroline PI Baillie George B., r. 326 Geary Baillie William, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 13 Ev- erett Baillie William T., second cook P. M. SS. Colima Bailly Achille (Bailly Brothers) r. 514 Filbert Bailly Arthur (Bailly Brothers) r. 514 Filbert Baillv Brothers (Arthur and Achille) porkpackers, 71 Cal. Market Bailly Jules J., porkpacker, r. 1703 Dupont Bailly Leon F., lithographer, r. 514 Filbert Baily Alexander H., carpenter, r. 309 Fell Baily Alexander H. Jr., carpenter, r. 309 Fell Baily Anne, widow, r. 33 DeBoom Baily Arthur, laborer, r. 33 DeBoom Baily Charles M., first lieutenant 8th Infantry U. S. A., regimental and post adjutant, Angel Island Baily David, carpenter, r. 309 Fell Baily Elijali I., lieutenant colonel and surgeon U. S. A., oflace 36 New Montgomery, r. 607 Bush Baily Erasmus F., salesman, r. 205 Third Baily James, second cook P. C. SS. Constantine Baily Jean, porter Ackerman Bros., r. 360 Clementina Baily Joseph C, major and surgeon U. S. A., liost surgeon, Presidio Reservation Baily Shepard D., lodgings, 502}^ Broadway Baily William, whitener, r. Minnesota, nr Butte Baily WilUam J., proptr Isthmus House, 52-54 First 1^" Baily. See Bailey, Baillie, Bailly and Bayley Bain Alexander, longshoremiin, r. 425 Greenwich Bain Frank, student, r. 605 Pine Bain Hannah, widow, r. 724 Harrison Bain James, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 229 Minna Bain James S. , engineer and extraman Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. N s Twenty-fifth, nr Castro Bain John, r. 31 Perry l^" Bain. See Baine and Bane Bainbridge Arnop, detective, r. 622 Grove Bainbridge Thomas, master mariner, r. 68 Oregon Baine Melinda, widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 122 Taylor Baine Patrick, plumber J. P. Doherty, r. 737 Brannan 233 Baines George W. B.. painter B. Bradley, r. 777 Mar- ket Baines Thomas F. O'M., r. 652 Howard Baird Andt«w, note broker, 312 California, r. North Oakland Baird Azariah M., teamster Charles A. Worth, r. 620 Fulton Baird Cbarles W., clerk freight depot C. P. BR., r. Marlborough House Baird James M. (Barry, Baird & Co.) r. 2705 Bush Baird J. H. Mrs., r. 2119 California Baird J. N., painter Byron Jackson, r. 10 Louisa Baird Robert H., molder Fulton Iron Works, r Seventh Baird Thomas, r. 2705 Bush Baird William D., calker, r. 335 Beale 85" Baird. See Beard Bakarcich S., bartender, r. 10 Hinckley Baker Mrs., widow, r. 549 Minna Baker A. & A. (Augustus Baker) pictures and frames, 742 Mission Baker Abijah, capitalist, r. 920 Sutter Baker Adam, driver R. R. Swain, r. 115 Natoma Baker Adam, drayman, r. 323 Brannan Baker Albert, laborer, r. 902 Filbert Baker Alfred D., night watchman Laumeister Mills, r. 625 Vallejo Baker Alfred W., Impost bookkeeper Custom House, r. 403 Leavenworth Baker Alonzo, r. 405 Natoma Baker Andrew, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 316 Fre- mont Baker Andrew F., teamster, r. 1717 Post Baker Annie Mi, widow, furnished rooms, 13 Harlan PI Baker Arthur, teamster, r. 449 Clementina Baker Arthur S., accountant 8. B. Boswell & Co., r. 1812 Lyon Baker A. S., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 513 Eleventh Baker Augustus (A. & A. Baker) r. Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second Baker A. W., conductor S. P. RR. Baker C. C, r. 127 Thirteenth Baker Charles (Baker & Christensen) r. 105 Prospect PI Baker Charles, bakery, 508 Sixteenth Baker Charles, hostler Market St. BR., r. Albion Av, nr Fifteenth Baker Charles, r. Marlborough House Baker Charles A., waiter, r. 24 Verona PI Baker Charles E., shipping clerk Haas Bros., r. 1504 Howard Baker Charles F. (Witzel & Baker) r. 1906 Polk Baker Charles F., bookkeeper Sather & Co., r. Oak- land Baker Charles H., gardener, r. W s Chenery, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first Baker Charles H., lithographic printer, r. 1521 Leav- enworth Baker Charles H., machine agent, r. 1104 Market Baker Charles H., teamster, r. 549 Third Baker Charles S., letter carrier Post OfBce, r. 308 Sut- ter Baker Colgate Mrs., Young Ladies' Seminary, 1608 Van Ness Av Baker Conrad, assayer Thomas Price, r. 34 Page Baker Divide Mining Go. (Placer Co.) W. G. Hughes secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19 Baker Dorsey F., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. 605 Mason Baker Eliza, widow, r. 634 Natoma Baker Emma, wrapper E. Guittard & Co., r. cor Fil- bert and Taylor Baker Eugene J., teamster, r. 23 Oak Grove Av Baker Fannie E. Mrs., assistant Mission Grammar School, r. 127}^ Guerrero Baker Ferdinand M. , miner, r. 632 Market Baker Francis E., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1626 Sacramento Baker Florence Miss, compositor Truth, r. 733 Minna Baker Frank, bartender Nils Nelson, r. 207 Main Baker Frederick W., machinist Singer Mnfg Co.,r. 13 Harlan PI Baker George, deck hand U. S. stmr General McPher- son Baker George, diver, r. 20 Stanford Baker George, waiter, r. 257 Minna Baker George, porter M. Heller & Bros., r. 310 Sixth Baker George H., engraver and lithographer, 410 Clay, r. S s Green, bet Baker and Lyon M O o o g: % H g I H I go © 00 o o o o H P. WINDOW SHADES "KS S VXl G. W, CM & Co., 645 MarM St. H IKCKIiEY, SPIERS A RAITES. Fri.TOX IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont St., 91anu|-a«turera of SAW 9II1.1. MACHINERY and SHIX01.E MACHINES. c8 o o 4^ 43 C8 © CD u ?! 4) o m BAK 206 BAL •H 4S pq o Baker George O., conductor Sutter St. RB., r. 1305)i Polk Baker George W., civil engineer, r. 933 Sutter Baker G. F., r.323 Kearny Baker Hannah S ., widow, r. 732^ Minna Baker Harry, coffee saloon, 103 Third, r. 450 Katoma Baker Hattie Miss, whipmaker Main & Winchester, r. 704 Pine Baker Hattie Miss, machine operator Philipp, Hesthal & Co., r. 509 Twenty-third Baker Henry, r. 27 Oak Grove Av Baker Henry, glass etainer John Mallon, r. 40 Lang- ton Baker Henry H., longshoreman, r. 327 Langton Baker Henry H., r. 13 Harlan PI Baker Henry T., bookkeeper, r. 701 Stockton Baker Horace, refiner, r. 501 Sixth Baker Isaac, laborer Pac. Imp. Co., r. Twenty-eighth, nr Dolores Baker Isaac M., groceries and liquors, NW cor Mason and Eddy, r. 103 Mason Baker Isaiah (Freeman & Baker) r. 925 Washington Baker Jacob H., clerk construction dept P. C. SS. Go., r. 219 Chatanooga Baker James, r. 1939 O'Farrell Baker James, clerk, r. 2006 Mission I Baker James B., engineer, r. 1020 Mission Baker James W.. bookkeeper Henry C. Egerton, r. Oakland Baker John, hackman, r. 537 Sacramento Baker John, hostler Cliff House Baker John, milker Poorman & Jackson, r. SE cor In- diana and Nevada Baker John, miner, r. Ill Langton • Baker John, seaman, r. W s Chattanooga, bet Twenty- first and Twenty- second Baker John, watchman P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 347 Fifth Baker John B.. cashier Kenney & Dyer, r. 1626 Sacra- mento Baker Jobn G. , paymaster Pacific Improvement Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r. Oakland Baker John H., carpenter, r. Lindell House Baker John H., laborer, r. Elcho House Baker John H., longshoreman, r. 330 Green Baker John L., law student William M. Pierson, r. 1613 Clay Baker John M., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 606 Folsom Baker Joseph, r. 324 Seventh, rear Baker Joseph, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 14 Ninth Baker Joseph H., painter, 602 Washington Baker Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 430M Green Baker J. Ridley, salesman I. West Taber, r. 304 Sutter Baker Judah (Stevens, Baker & Co.) r. 316 Fremont Baker L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1090 Union Brker L. E., student Heald's Business College Baker Livingston L. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1882 Washington, cor Franklin Baker Louis, foreman American Bakery, r. 825 Jackson Baker Louis, speculator, r. 737 Market Baker Louis F., produce commission merchant, 121 Washington, r. Oakland Baker M. Mrs., r. 1227 Pierce Baker Martin, clerk, r. 117 Drumm Baker Maurice M., special policeman, r. 120 Eleventh Bakor Melville C, machinist, r. 224 Taylor Baker Mollie, seamstress, 015 Bush Baker Nettie Miss, chambermaid, 54 Third Baker Oliver H., office 218 California, room 8, r. 700 Broadway Baker Osborne F. (Baker & James) and extraman En- gine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 419 Pacific Baker Osgood D., engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 314 Fifth Baker Peter, seaman, r. 337 Bryant, rear Baker Peter H., patternmaker, r. 13 Tehama Baker Richard J., clerk Peter T. Gannon, r. 2006 Mis- sion Baker Robert B., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 2517 Larkin Baker Robert G., teamster, r. 85 West Mission Baker Robert T. (Kirk & Baker) r. 1115 Brvant Baker Rudolph, clerk Singer Mnfg Co., r. 13 Harlan PI Baker Samuel, r. 1322 O'Farrell Baker Samuel, agent Garcia Saw Mill (Point Arena) office 202 Sacramento, r. East Oakland Baker Samuel, clerk, r. 215 Austin Baker Samuel, salesman A. Andrews, r. 14 Turk Baker SanfordC, printer, r. 1013 H Folsom Baker Schuyler, laborer Central Gas Light Co., r. 637 California Baker Thomas, blacksmith helper, r. 634 Natoma Baker Thomas P., compositor Morning Call, r. 1013)4 Folsom Baker Walter H., clerk Baker, Stevens & Co.. r. 717 Shotwell Baker Walter T. , solicitor F. C. Baxter, r. 349 Jessie Baker Wesley J., paper hanger Hartshorn &«McPhun, r. 995 Market Baker William, carpenter, r. 13 Twenty-second, nr Valencia Baker William, painter, r. 411 Sansome Baker William G., actor, 434M Tehama Baker & Christensen (Charles Baker and E. John Christenseu) liquor saloon, 1005 Kearny Baker Hi, Hamilton (Livingston L. Baker and Robert M. Hamilton) importers and jobbers agri- cultural implements, machines, hardware, etc., and proprietors Benicia Agricultural Works (Beni- cia, Cal.) NW cor Davis and Pine and 9-15 J, Sacramento Baker & Jamefi(0. F. Baker and Richard James) liquor saloon, 825 Montgomery Bakers' Home, Moeller & Grauffel, proprietors, 625 Clay Bakers' (Proprietors) Protective Union, P. F. Mc- Grath secretary, 135 Fifth Bakerich Samuel, chop house, NW cor Stockton and Clay.r. 10 Hinckley Bakewell Frederick F., hostler Wesley Riphenburgh, r. 21 Steuart Bakhauss Edward, r. 504 Leavenworth Bakofsky Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 13 H Dore Balabusich Mitchel, Servian Montenegrian Ben. Soc. 10 California Balanesi Giuseppe, produce commission merchant, 107 Clara Balbi Louis, commercial agent, r. 220 Montgomery Av Bale Valentine, butcher, r. Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Platte Balcear E. J. Mrs., hair doctress, r. 1312 Larkin, rear Balch Daniel W., assayer, r. 801 Golden Gate Av Balch Eustis Mrs., r. 18 Verona Balch Horace M., piano and organ builder, 432 Kearny, r. 32 M Perry Balch John W., master mariner, r. 28 Rincon PI Balcom Margaret E., widow, r. 1413 Larkin Bald Herman, collector, r. 1013 Mission Bald Mountain Oil Co. (San Mateo Co.) Lawrence Shanahan secretary, office 769 Market Baldinelli Lorenzo,, cook, r. 894 Front Baldissoni Giovanni, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 9 St. Charles PI Baldocchi Frank, clerk Louis Baldocchi, r. 1504 Fol- som Baldocchi Giuseppe, salesman M. Barsi, r. 1314 Dupont Baldocchi Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1504 Folsom Baldoni Crispino, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Balclrid^e B. Ii., chaplain U. S.A., post chaplain, Angel Island Baldwin Addison H. (McDowell & Baldwin) r. 1334 Folsom Baldwin Addison S., artist, studio 311 Phelan Build- ing, r. Oakland Baldwin Albert S., physician and surgeon, office and r. 530 Geary Baldwin .Ufred W., superintendent Porter, Slesslnger & Co., r. 317 Jones Baldwin A. Stuart, clerk James B. Haggin, r. 501 Geary Baldwin Barry (Fish, Blum & Gir\-in) r. 729 Turk Baldwin Charles A., clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co., r. 1222 Pine Baldwin Charles H. (C. Adolphe Low & 0*'•" »"*«Ai.a„dPi« ikon, ■ w.nwk^wiivwviii %» WW. 41 Market S«rect, corner Spear. BAL 207 BAL Baldwin Henry, horse clipper, r. 101 Jessie Bald^vin Henry B. , manager California Coal Yard, SE cor Turk and Jones, r. 1 Burcham PI Baldwin Henry P., r. 1824 Vallejo Baldwin Henry E., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 942 Mission Baldwin Hiram S.. physician, 612 Clay, r. 2700 Pierce Baldtvin House, Holm & Saxtorph proprietors, 14-16 Ellis Baldwin James M., cai-penter, r. 830 Folsom Baldwin James T., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 942 Mission Baldwin James W., carpenter S. F. School Dept., r. 1024 Mission Baldwin John M., laundryman, r. 348 Fourth Baldwin Josiab A., registry clerk Post Office, r. 614 Powell Baldwin Leon McL. Mrs., r. 34 Glen Park Av Bald-fvinliloyd, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r. Vernon Heights, Oakland Baldtvin liocomotive "Woi-Us (Philadelphia) Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market Baldwin Lydia A., widow, r. 107 Hayes Baldwin Marshall, clerk John F. English, r. 309 Jones Baldwin M. V. Mrs., r. 410 Geary Baldwin Nellie Miss, assistant Hamilton Grammar School, r. 1624 Clay Baldwin Orville D., r. 114 Powell Baldwin Persis N., widow, r. 1.517 California Baldwin Pliarinacy, Henry B. Slaven proprie- tor, NE cor Market and Powell BaldTvin, Sexton Hi Peterson, manufacturing jewelers (New York) Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter, room 1 Baldwin Sherman C, physician, office 850 Market, r. West Oakland Baldwin Sidney M., skating rink, 1049 Market, r. 1 Noble PI Baldwin Starr, merchant, r. 1007 Market Bald-win Tlie, H. H. Pearson proprietor, NE cor Market and Powell Baldwin Theatre, E. M. Boberts manager, Samuel Myers treasurer, pavid Belasco stage manager, 932-936 Market Baldwin William, r. 1030 Howard Baldwin William H., foreman John Eelso, r. 2132 Stockton Baldwin William H., shipwright Castner & McLellan, r. 3 Liberty Baldwin W. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 308 >^ Stockton Bald-win's Dining Palace, Alexander W. Wil- son projirietor, 35-37 Geary Balemi Giacomo, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Baley Henry, curled hair, Marquesas, bet St. John and Tombigbee Baley Stillman B., shipwright M. Turner, r, E s Min- nesota, bet Butte and Solano Baley William, whitener, r. E s Minnesota, bet Butte and Sierra Balfe Michael J., -wineman Occidental Hotel, r. 2415 Fillmore Balfour, Gutlirie & Co. (Robert Balfour, Alex- ander Guthrie and Robert B. Forman) shipping and commission merchants, 316 California Balfour Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. 1401 Sutter Balf rey John, shoemaker, 506 }i Howard Balge Henry A., wood carver West Coast Furniture Co., r. 624 Fourth Baliran Pierre, waiter, r. 235 Montgomery Av Balk Frederick, master mariner, r. 1525 J^ Dupont Balk Governeur S., porter Kohler & Chase, r. 2311 Larkin Balk M. A. Mrs., r. 2311 Larkin Balk Parthenia Miss, r. 2311 Larkin Balk Stephen S., miller Charles Fett and extraman Hose 8, S. F. F. D., r. 2013 Hyde Balke William, boarding, 820 Battery Balkin H. M., r. 942 Howard Ball Alfred, carpenter, r. 409 Stevenson Ball Alfred, cigar dealer, r. 102 Eddy Ball Ambrose E. (Sawyer & Ball) attorney. at law, 420 California, r. 8 Mason Ball Eldridge B..' teamster, r, 1330 Howard Ball Elizabeth, widow, r. 2111 Scott Ball E. M. Mrs., r. 45 Garden Av Ball Emeline, widow, r. 2840 Mission Ball E. P., laborer Byron Jackson, r. 204 Eddy, rear Ball F., r. Park Hotel Ball Frederick, porter, r. 257 Minna Ball Gardner (Ball & Julian) r. Oakland Ball George, stevedore, r. 160 Steuart Ball George A., mining, r. 1818 Pierce Ball George D. , expressman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak- laud Ball George L., assistant superintendent Geary St. BE., r. 1612 Turk • . Ball Horace W.. chief clerk M. P. and M. dept 0. P. RR., r. Oakland Ball James E., varnisher J. A. Miller & Co., r. 21 Ful- ton, rear Ball Joel, dentist, r. 45 Garden Av Ball John, watchmaker T. D. Hall, r. 213 Jones Ball John C, cashier James B. Haggin, r. Lick House Ball John S., machinist Paul Cavalli. r. 1030 McAl- lister Ball L. Mrs., nurse, r. 526 Twenty-second Ball M. E. Mrs., teacher English, r. 1029 Howard Ball Nichols A., painter, r. 1234 H Bush Ball Randolph D., shipwright, r. 1103 Stockton Ball Richard, butcher P. M. S8. City of Rio de Janeiro, r. 1080 Howard Ball Thaddeus, conductor, r. 1029 Howard Ball William K., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1317 Larkin Ball William P., machinist Byron Jackson, r. 204 Eddy, rear Ball & Julian (Gardner Ball and George N. Ju- lian) proprietors Occidental Wool Depot, 436 Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth Balla Antonio, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Ballagh William J., molder, r. 733 Minna Ballantine Charles M., bookkeeper Lippitt, Leak & Co.,r. 808 Twentieth Ballantine Edward, clerk, r. 2336 Mission Ballantine Robert, carpenter William Clarke, r. 2221 California Ballard Alfred H., merchant, r. Grand Hotel Ballard Duane (Duane Ballard & Co.) r. 1601 Golden Gate Av Ballard Duane & Co. (Duane Ballard) grain brokers, 22 California, room 13 Ballard Edward R., clerk, r. 1601 Golden Gate Av Ballard Eli W., porter S.B. Frank & Co., r. 667 Clem- entina Ballard George, carpenter, r. 1924 Folsom Ballard George, sign writer A. Wason, r. 31 Everett Ballard George, tinsmith, 215 Second, r. 202 Second Ballard Irving T., r. Grand Hotel Ballard John(W. H. Martin & Co.) r. 2121 Sacramento Ballard Laura A. Mrs., homoeopathic physi- cian, office and r. 205 Powell Ballard Sanford K., clerk California Insurance Co., r. Oakland Ballard & Hall (Isaac R. Hall) commission merchants, 320 Sansome, room 14 Ballario Enrico, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 419 Broadway Ballenberg Nathan, musician, r. 711 California Balletti Peter, liquor saloon, 1506 Powell, r. 738 Val- leio Balletto Gabrille, produce, r. Vandewater, nr Taylor Balletto Nicolas, Spanish Mutual Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Bailey Edward J., collector Mercantile Library, r. 914 Jackson Ballhaus Frederick, miner, r. 2209 Leavenworth Ballhaus Frederick Jr., blacksmith, r. 2209 Leaven- worth Ballheimer Charles J., porter Michels, Friedlander & Co., r. Alameda Balling Anton F., wood turner West Coast Furniture Co., r. 27}^ Clinton Ballinger Andrew, laborer, r. 128 Gilbert Ballinger Charles, carpenter, r. 730 Natoma, rear Ballinger Frank J., city editor Call, r. 1920 Sacra- mento Ballinger John J., driver W.W. Sessions, r.805 Frank- lin Ballinger Lucy, widow, r. 246 Fourth . Ballinger Patrick R., clerk, r. 105 Oak Ballinger Thomas R., clerk, r. 105 Oak Ballinger William, wool dryer J. F. Knox,-r. 128 Gil- bert Ballinger William G., driver United Carriage Co., r. 17 Hubbard Ballinger William R., driver W. W. Sessions, r. 805 Franklin IJ^ Ballinger. See Bellinger Balloch George, branch bakery and varieties, 2206 Mission A. H. ISHA9I I. J. TBrMAN Truman, Isham & Co, Manufacturers' Igents, 509, 511 MARKET ST, SAK FRANCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: J4»HN WIOMORE, OFFICK 133 NPEAR KTRKKT. YardH.- 129 t<> 147 Mpear Mt., und 2<», fi» Howard Ht. BAL 208 BAN Ballon Addie L. Mrs., portrait painter, 759 Market Ballou Evangeline Miss, actress Tivoli Opera House, r. 759 Market Ballou T., laborer P. M. 8S. Go's Wharf Balluff Joseph, laborer, r. E s Harrison, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Balny Alexander J., importer and ranfr ostrich and fancy feathers, 608 Market, r. 133:^ O'Farrell Balny August, feather maker, r. 1005 Buchanan Balny N.. r. 1005 Buchanan Baloise Itlarine Insurance Co., of Basle, Harry W. Syz general agent, 420-fi2 California Baloun Joseph L., tailor, G21 Washington, r. 615 Washington Balthis James H., compositor Examiner, r. 728 Bush Balthrop Louis W., carpenter, r. 20 Sonoma, nr Utah Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Peter Harvey general agent, 2 New Montgomery Baltimore John M., assistant agent Associated Press of Cal., 302 Montgomery, room 33, r. 206 Kearny Baltz Ferdinand, brewer, r. 614 Seventh Baltzer Frederick, porter Lilienthal k Co., r. 843 Mc- AlliRter Balz Adolph (Balz Brothers & Finkeldey) r. NE cor Twentj'-fifth and York Balz Adolph, clerk purchasing and depot commissary subsistence V. S. A., r. 2328 Folsom Balz Brothers & Finkeldey (Louis and Adolph Balz and Charles Finkeldey) tannery, E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-sixth Balz Louis (Balz Brothers & Finkeldey) r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-sixth Balz Thomas, machinist, r. 750 Harrison Balz Valentine, butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Trini- dad, bet Platte and Yazoo Balzac A., laborer New Guillaume Tell House, 619 Pacific Balzarini Carlo, steward Campl's Restaurant, r. 2107 Jones Balzer AnnaL. Miss, r. Ill Stevenson Balzer Frederick, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 10 Te- hama PI Balzer Henry J., porter Glover & Willcomb, r. Ill Stevenson Balzer Hy & Co. (Cesar Bertheau) importers and commission merchants and agents Bremen Un- derwriters, and Danube-Austrian Insurance Co., (Marine Branch) 209 Sansome Bamber Joseph J., proptr Sheltered Cove Baths, Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin Bamber Philip, cigarmaker. r. 362 Jessie Bamber William.weaver 8. F. PioneerWoolen Factory Bamberger G., laborer, r. Park Hotel Bamberger Sigmund S., travelling salesman New- mark, Gruenberg & Co., r. 1309 Ellis Bamberger Solomon S., r. 1309 Ellis Bamburger David, laborer, r. 869 Market Bamerman A., first officer P. M. SS. Australia Bammann Brothers (Frederick and Richard) produce commission, 309 Davis Bammann Fro'Jerick (Bammann Brothers) r. 1109 Treat Av Bammann Henry H., teamster, r. 385 Shotwell Bammann Richard (Bammann Brothers) and grocer- ies and liquors, 219 Fourth Banahan Alice Miss, furnished rooms, 113 Perry Banahan Henry, hostler McCord & Scott, r. 173 Clara Banahan M., molder Risdon 1. and L. Works Banahan Patrick, laborer, r. 113 Perry Banard Edward, cook, r. 9 Hubbard Bancroft A. L. 4» 91 ARKET STREET. BAN 209 BAK Banks Robert W., special policeman, r. 533 Commer- cial Banks Roderick, pressman, r. 1712 Hyde Banks Thomas C, office 116 California, r. 724 Cali- fornia Banks William, machinist West Coast Furniture Co., r. 22 South Park Banks William O. (Meeker & Banks) r. 1419 M Wash- ington i Bankson Joseph R., liquor saloon, 1151 Market I Banman George, Tailors' Pro. Union, 31{) Post I Banmau Sigmund, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. SOI- I Sutter 1 Bannau Barbara C. Miss, assistant Jackson St. Pri- I mary School, r. 2012 Pierce Bannan Bridget, widow, r. 2014 Pierce Bannan Elizabeth, widow, r. 2303 Taylor I Bannan Frank P.. blacksmith, r. 2303 Taylor i Bannan George, shipping qlerk William Lewis & Co., r. 2012 Pierce I Bannan John, laborer, r. 1214 Bryant I Bannan John, laborer, r. 1216 Pacific Bannan John, porter Battery St. Warehouse, r. 26 I Glover I Bannau Maggie Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Primary School, r. 2012 Pierce I Bannan Patrick, engineer, r. SE cor Butte and Flor- ida Bannan Thomas F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE cor Butte and Florida Bannan William, bookkeeper Edwards & Co., r. 2012 Pierce Bannan William J., shoe fitter, r. E s Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth 1^" Bannan. See Bannon Banner Brotliers (Pincus and Samuel) importers clothing and furnishing goods, J^E cor Sutter and Sansome Banner Charles, mnfr surgical elastic stockings, r. 233 Seventeenth Banner Lizzie, domestic 1583 Folsom Banner M. Si Co. (Marcus Banner and F. Top- litz) proprietors Banner Packing Co., office and factory NW cor Folsom and Spear Banner Marcus (M. Banner & Co.) r. 1002 Van Ness Av Banner Packing Co. (M. Banner & Co.) manu- facturers hermetically sealed goods, office and factory NW cor Folsom and Spear Banker Pincus (Banner Brothers) r. 1012 Van Ness Av Banner Samuel (Banner Brothers) r. New York Bannerot Eugene A., machinist Vulcan Forges, r. 2141 Mission Bannett Harris, tailor, r. 2244 Mission Bannett Louis, jeweler, r. 2244 Mission Bannick Johannes F., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 314 Gough Banning Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Mason Banning Frances A. Mrs., principal Sanchez St. Primary School, r. 606 Castro Banning John, laborer C. P. RR. Bannister Alfred, vice-president Starr & Co., office 16 California, r. Mosswoods, Oakland Bannister Edward J., bosmaker Union Box Factory, r.a2 Stanford Bannister John C, seaman, r. 18 Stone Bannister John H., shipwright, r. 138 Townsend Bannister Joseph, upholsterer, r. 12 Stanford Bannon Jane, nurse St. Mary's Hospital Bannon John, teamster r. SW cor Vallejo and Leaven- worth Bannon Philip, night watchman Occidental Foundry, r. 309 Seventh Bannon William, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 309 Seventh 90" Bannon. See Bannan Bantel Charles A., confectioner Page & Falch, r. 20 Eleventh Bantel George, baker Page & Falch, r. 12 Harlan PI Bantley Marciis, cigars and tobacco, 1408 J<^ Powell Banz John, bakery, 1326 Howard Banz Louis A., porter Root & Sanderson, r. 1326 How- ard Baptis John H., manufacturer gold pens, 328 Bush, r. East Berkeley Baptist Chinese Mission, Rev. J. B.Hartwell mission- arv, 740 Washington Baptist Honore, laborer Pac. Cream Tartar Works, r. 428 Dupont Baptista Louis, cook, r. 604 Chestnut i Baptiste Antonio, deckhand stmr El Capitan, r. 315 ' Drumm Baptiste Bernardino, laundrvman Stephen Garnaud, r. W s Bartlett, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Baptiste Frank, clerk Amadeo Fava, r. 1136 Folsom Baptiste John, cattle driver, r. Golden City Hotel Baptiste John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. NE cor Larkin and Bay | Baptiste Jose (Cardozo & Baptiste) r. 315 Drumm Baqui Daniel, capit.ilist, r. 1523 Powell [ Bar Association, rooms 634 Sacramento Bar Jacob, teHmster, r. W s Rail Road Av,bet Bahama and Trinidad Barabino Charles, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 335 Union Barada Ernst, traveling salesman Wells, Chandler & i Co., r. 472 Tehama Barada Laurent, commercial traveler Roth & Co., ' 214 Pine I Barao Jose S., Portiiguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 i Bush ] Barata Nicholas, waiter P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 828 Broad- > way Barattini Lorenzo, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, r. Oakland Baraty Jean M., r. 1804 Dupont Barbach F., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 10 St. Charles PI Barbagelata Frank, foreman D. GhirardelU & Sons, r. Oakland Barbanson John, superintendent Columbia Soap Works, 26 Jessie Barbaste Grace, widow, laundry, 838 Clay Barbat John, physician and druggist, 910 Pacific Barbat J. Henry, clerk Henry Tiouette, r. 910 Pacific i Barbe Alexander, clerk, r. 2630 Bush • | Barbe Jean, gardener, r. 2630 Bush . Barbee Charles P., carpenter, r. 133 Ninth 1 Barbee Henry, student, r. 1090 Union | Barbee John, captain stmr Daisy, r. 1090 Union i Barber Anna Mrs., r. 21 Caroline Barber Augustus H., clerk S. F. Directory, r. 207 Montgomery Av Barber Charles L., r. 1124 Shotwell Barber Edward William, r. 417 Sutter Barber George, r. 715 Howard Barber George, bookkeeper Charles D. Ladd, r. 1222 Pacific Barber Henry, printer, r. 117 Drumm Barber James B., clerk, r. S s Twenty-fourth, nr Cas- tro Barber James O., messenger Orr & Atkins, r. 24 Ber- nard Barber John, stevedore, r. Philadelphia House Barber John A., plasterer, r. 24 Bernard Barber John A. Jr., plasterer, r. 24 Bernard Barber Joseph, cashier George Loomis, r. 647 Wash- ington Barber Mary, domestic 1308 Post Barber Phineas S., draftsman H. D. Mitchell, r. 9 Harriet Barber Robert L., tailor, 40 Ellis Barber S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1625 Webster Barber Thomas H., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 1222 Barber William (Doyle, Barber, Galpin & Scripture) attorney at law, 323 California, r. San Rafael Barber Zachary T., driver, r. 230 Fourteenth 8^ Barber. See Barbier and Barbour Barbers' Protective Union, John Dohs secretary, 312 Post Barberi Frank, collector, r. 15 Clinton Barbetta Frederick, fish dealer, 31 S. F. Market, r. 101 Jackson Barbetta Nicholas J., salesman F. Barbetta and extra- man Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 101 Commercial Barbich Anton, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 120 Mor- ris Av Barbier Armand, decorator, r. 706 Pine Barbier Felix, painter, r. 827 Pacific Barbier Howard F., clerk W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r. 706 Pine Barbier Joseph P., barber, r. 516 Vallejo Barbier Louis, painter, r. 1507 Powell Barbier Paul L. A., bartender, r. 1149 Market Barbieri Bartolomeo, flower peddler, r. 114 Shipley Barbieri Giuseppe, liquor saloon, 1522 Stockton, r. 1425 }<5 Dupont . Barbieri Joseph, groceries and liquors, 136 Folsom a M n o o o ri- o B «^ el- • o m o B B ft P 0 0 § o o G.W.CLARK & CO. LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST 645 MARKET ST. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES Fl'£X IROIV 1VORKi«, 213 Fremont St., J Alanufactnrers of ^ Natoma Barkeloo John, real estate, r. 1114 Post Barker Albert, stereotyper. Painter & Co., r. 528 Eight- eenth Barker Alfred, salesman O'Connor, Mo£Fatt & Co.,r. 1044 Mission Barker Charles H., painter, r. 125 Langton Barker Enoch W., teacher penmanship, 313 Phelan Building, r. 1705 Howard Barker Frank, carpenter, r. Falkland, bet St. John and Tombigbee Barker Frank, carpenter, r. 1027 Twentieth Barker Grace, widow, r. 1421 Folsom Barker Henry, r. 133 Taylor Barker Henry, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 12 Boyd with Meyer, Wilson & Co., 212 Bat- Barker Hinry E., tery Barker Henry L. Barker Henry L., bricklayer, r. 309 Capp carpenter, r. 1918 Union Barker Henry N., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. N a Powhattan, nr San Bruno Road, B. H. Barker Hosea, house painter and whitener, 810 Jones Barker Isaac, decorative art rooms, 316 Sutter, r. 309 Capp Barker James H., painter, 19 Seventh, r. 4 Leroy PI Barker James L., salesman Wallace Everson & Co., r. Berkeley Barker John E., porter P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 122 First Barker Joseph, r. 315 Ellis Barker Joseph, clerk, r. 647 Washington Barker Joshua, bookkeeper Coghill & Simon, r. Oak land Barker Martha, widow, r. 1117 Ellis Barker Richard, salesman, r. 21 Julian Av Barker Robert L., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 7 Pratt PI Barker Squire, molder Globe Iron Works, r. Oakland Barker Stephen, milk dairy, 528 Eighteenth Barker Thomas, bartender, r. 805 Brannan Barker Thomas, clerk, r. 117 Drumm Barkhaus Dietrick (F. W. & D. Barkhaus) r. Alameda Barkhaus Frederick W. (F. W. & D. Barkhaus) r. 1812 Buchanan Barkhaus F. W. Si D., books and stationery, 213 Kearny Barkhaus William, bartender Pac. Oyster House, r. 337 Bush Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 1324 Filbert Baikhouse Creek Gravel Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co., Cal.) W. H. H. Hart secretary, 230 Montgomery, rooms 23-24 Barkley Andrew J., printer, r. 123 O'Farrell Barkley Charles J., printer, r. 1745}^ Mission Barkley Harry G., clerk H. F. Gullixson & Co., r. 123 O'Farrell Barkley Henry M., tinsmith John Lee & Co., r. 61 Stevenson Barkley James, seaman, r. Bay St. House Barkley William H., bookkeeper George C. Bode, r. 1019 Union fff" Barkley. See Barclay Barkmann Henry, cook J. H. Schiiur, r. North Pacific Hotel Barko Charles, helper Cal. St. RR., r. 420 O'Farrell Barks Alfred W., painter S. P. RR., r. 9 Bruce PI Barl William, machinist, r. 1230 Valencia Barlag Sophie, domestic 726 Turk Barlage Charles G., sign painter, r. 27 Clinton Park Barlage Henry A., stair builder Albion I. Sanborn, r. 27 Clinton Park ' Barlage Henry D., teamster L. Knights, r. 27 Clinton Park SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^hing MNE^at^sHOBj notice J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importer!! of and Dealers in all klndn of FOREIODT and nOIMKSTIC COAli, 41 Slarkvt .Street, eorner Kpear. BAR 211 BAR P Ci o i p. I I c o o 4 QD o o I o ® o B Barlage William A., bookkeeper Nordman Bros., r. 27 Clinton Park Barletti Felice, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI Barletti Francisco, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI Barli Alexander, tailor, 651 Washington, r. 724 J^ Mar- ket Barling Horatio J., bookkeeper Murray Bros., r. 132 Sixth Barling Louisa Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1810 Broderick Barling William, clerk Livingston & Co., r. 1717 Post Barlow Albert, driver Whitney & Co's Express, r. Oakland Barlow C. A., r. 214 Powell Barlow Carrie B. Miss, principal Irving Primary School, r. 1312 Jones Barlow Charles, workman U. S. Mint, r. 566 Bryant Barlow Frank T., salesman Muser Brothers, r. Oak- land « Barlow John, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. 26 Minna Barlow John, longshoreman, r. 69 Minna Barlow John, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 63 Na- toma Barlow Loretta Miss, shoefitter, r, junction Channel and Eleventh Barlow Martin, laborer, r.321 Vallejo Barlow Susan B., widow, r. junction Channel and Eleventh Barlow William, clerk, r, 115 Seventh Barlow William, painter, r. 117 Drumm Barlow W. W., r. 1161 Howard Barman Benjamin, bar tender George Harsy, r. 420 Jackson Barman Bernhard. upholsterer, r. 26 Turk Barman Charles (Barman & Flick) r. 117 Fifth Barman Frederick, cigarmaker Hoffman & Cohn, r. 1225 Mission Barman Isaac, brass finisher. William T. Garratt, r. r. 1225 Mission Barman .Jonas, real estate, r. 934 Folsom Barman Jonas S., r. 1225 Mission Barman Maude Miss, r. 1225 Mission Barman Rebecca Miss, fancy goods, 124 Fifth, r. 943 Folsom Barman Sarah Miss, saleslady Miss Bebecca Barman, r. 943 Folsom Barman & Flick (Charles Barman and Philip Flick) plumbers and gasfitters, 117 Fifth BarmuUer Keinhold, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 1131 Mission Barnaby Reginald H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1202 Steiner Barnacle James, sawmaker, r. W s Eureka, nr Twenti- eth Barnard A. B. , mechanical and mining engineer, 417 Kearny Barnard Ellen, widow, r. 531 Linden Av Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co.) r. NE cor Gough and Vallejo Barnard Frank & Co. (Frank Barnard and Henry Voorman) importers and jobbers coal and agents Newport Coos Bay Coal Co., and agents stmr Wilmington, 609 Battery Barnard Fred H., butcher G. G. Wickson, r. 216 Capp Barnard George B., manager California Comm- ercial College, 417 Kearny, r. 1402 Bush Barnard I. D., real estate and business agent, 29 Kearny, r. Russ House Barnard James S., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8 Kentucky, bet Napa and Butte Barnard Lemuel H., secretary S. F. Candle Co., r. 1007 Twenty-first Barnard Mary, widow, r. 1224 Broadway Barnard Matthew, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 216 Capp Barnard Moses S., cooper, r. 31 S s Sonoma, bet Ver- mont and Kansas Barnard Orin, clerk Redington & Co., r. 28 Pleasant BarAard P. H., r. Palace Hotel Barnard Silas, carpenter and builder, r. 659 Clay BS" Barnard. See Bernard and Bernhard Barnard's Business College and Tele- graphic Institute, G. B. Barnard manager, 417 Kearny Barne Jacob, cook Hackmeier's Hotel Barner Louis, fruits and vegetables, 153 Ninth Barner William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ninth and Natoma Barnes Miss, ladies's nurse , r. 1004 Sutter Barnes Andrew J., foreman Nevada and California Lumber Co's box factory, r. 14 Perry Barnes Belle, r. 214 Eighteenth Barnes Benjamin J, expressman, r. 906 Dolores, rear Barnes Charles, r. 214 Eighteenth Barnes Charles A., plasterer, r. SWcor Twenth-fourth and Howard Barnes Charles M., solicitor Brooklyn Hotel Barnes D., shipcarpenter Dickie Bros. Barnes Daniel, seaman, r. 43 Stanly PI Barnes Daniel H., watchman P. M. SS. City of Peking, r. 1205 Montgomery Barnes David, tailor, r. 717 Vallejo Barnes Edward, quartermaster P. M. SS. San Jos6 Barnes Edward, seaman, r. 30 Clay Barnes Dd^vard <& Sons, cutlery (Sheffield, England) Thomas S. Oonran agent, 120 Sutter, room 27 Barnes Edward H., machinist H. W. Rice, r. 468 Sixth Barnes Edward T., bartender, r. 21 Clara Barnes Euclid T., assistant secretary Cal. Insurance Co. 318 California, r. Alameda Barnes Frederick, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 869 Market Barnes George, dairyman, r. NE cor Greenwich and Laguna Barnes George E., reporter Call, r. Commercial Hotel Barnes George L. (Hiends & Barnes) r. 68 Oregon Barnes Henry L., carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 420 Sixth Barnes H. S. Mrs., r. 1421 Devlsadero Barnes James, blacksmith, r. 17 Russell Barnes James, engineer, r. 137}^ Fifth Barnes J. D., carpenter, office 28 New Montgomery, r. 48 Fourth Barnes J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 131 O'Farrell Barnes John, r. 782 Harrison Barnes John, spinner, r. 17 Russell Barnes John P., horseshoer, r. 2759 Mission Barnes Monroe, engineer Horace Davis & Co., r. 1905 O'Farrell Barnes Nathan E. , agent McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., 37 Market, r. Oakland Barnes Nelson, steamboatman, r. 54 Sacramento Barnes Richard M., policeman, r. 430 Montgomery Av Barnes R. Lea, with Bank of British Columbia, r. Oakland Barnes Robert £., manager Nevada and Califor- nia Lumber Co's box factory, r. 14 Perry Barnes Robert L. C, mailing clerk Bulletin, r. 1023 Stockton Barnes R. W., millhand Golden Gate Flour Mills, r. 413 Second Barnes S. G. Mrs., r. 945 Mission Barnes Thomas J., stair builder J. R. Drew, r. 967 Mission Barnes W. H. Li., attorney at law, 426 California, room 7, r. 821 Sutter Barnes William, carpenter, r. 420 Sixth Barnes William Mrs., cemetery fence builder, 1924 Ellis Barnes William B., loom fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. SW cor Larkin and Beach Barnes William H., editor Weekly Call, r. Florence House "Barnes William P., capitalist, r. Lick House Barnes William T., trunkmaker, r. 2043 Howard Barnes William W., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 748 Howard Barnes W. R., driver, r. NE cor Turk and Steiner Barnett A., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. W s Larkin, bet North Point and Beach Barnett Absalom, builder, r. 411 Twenty-second Barnett Benjamin, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. 1021 Filbert, rear Barnett Bettie, widow, r. 1021 Filbert, rear Barnett E. Miss, dressmaker, 37 Post Barnett Emanuel, upholsterer, r. 1415 Powell Barnett George A., superintendent Jersey Farm Milk Depot, r. 835 Howard Barnett John J., helper Bigelow, Sims& Morris, r. 20 Ji Minna, rear Barnett Joseph (Barnett & Marks) r. 510 Stevenson Barnett Joseph, merchant, r. 919 Polk Barnett Louis, porter Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1021 Fil- bert, rear Barnett Marks, salesman Barnett & Marks, r. 546 Jj Na- toma Barnett Mary E. Miss, r. 620 Jessie Barnett Morris S. (S. A. Gyle & Co., Tehama Cal.) office 210 Davis, r. 227 Ljavenworth Barnett Rachel, widow, r. 5 Bruce PI Barnett Samuel, peddler, r. 1003 Bryant TRUMAN, ISHANI& CO., 511 MarMSt HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN -n'Kji^IOKK, 133 Spear $itreet. BAR 212 BAR o M o f o o '^ u a -*^ i o a c8 OS a H 39 H Barnett Thomas, butcher, 233 Third, r. 251 Third Barnett W., stone mason, r. Montgomery's Hotel Barnett William A., type dresser Harder, Luse & Co., r. 528 Sacramento Barnett William J., salesman Fratinger & Co., r. 620 Jessie Barnett William T., clerk Wallace, Greathouse & Blanding, r. Oakland Barnett & Marks (Joseph Barnett and Mannheim Marks) crockery and glassware, 199 Stevenson Barney Alfred S., chief deputy V. 8. Shipping Commissioner, 118 Jackson, r. 194? Geary Barney Aurelius, collector, r. 1006 Market Bariiey Benjamin A., president Silver King Mining Co., 328 Montgomery, room 19, r. 817 Van Ness Av Barney B. Griffin, depiity U. S. Shipping Com- missioner, oflSce P. M. SS Go's Wharf, r. 2209 Jack.son Barney Charles W., salesman P. Fernandez, r. 729J4 Natoma Barney James M., mining and capitalist, 328 Montgomery, room 19, r. Arizona Barney John W., clerk Medical Director's OflSce U. 8. A. Presidio Reservation, r. 32 Sixth Barney Morvaldiu, coachman, 817 Van Ness Av Bamhart George W., clerk la-w dept A. L. Bancroft b Co., r. 317 Stockton Barnhisel E. R., r. 1634 West Mission Barnhisel S. H., stockkeeper Bro'wn Bros. & Co., r. 423 Laguna Barnstead Thomas D., sergeant police, r. 821 Valencia Barnum Howard, carpenter Woodward's Gardens, r. 1644^ Mission Barnum John, r. 119 Third Barnum John, foreman A. Waldstein, r. 6 Haggin . Barnum John G., collector, r. 304 Twenty-lirst Barnum Thomas L., compositor Barry, Baird & Co., r. 1022 Vallejo Barnum William G., clerk, r. 932 Pacific Barnwell Gilbert T.,clerk, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet San Jose Av and Guerrero Barnwell Thomas F., machinist Bigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 513 Folsom Baron Bertrand, blacksmith, r. 616, Broadway, rear Baron Charles, painter, r. 307 Twenty-sixth Baron Emil, cabinet maker Charles J. Klemm, r. New Atlantic Hotel Baron Isidore, r. 419 Fell Baron John (J. Dupuy & Co.) r. 630 Broadway l^~ Baron. See Barron Baronidis George C. M., botanist, office and r. 201 Powell Barouquare James, can maker, r. 807 Kearny Barr Daniel, laborer, r. 620 Brannan Barr Charles, liquor merchant, r. 326 Geary Barr Edward, coal passer P. M. SS. City of Sydney Barr Frank, mill hand Capitol Mills, r. 1334 Dupont Barr George, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co. Barr Hannah K. Mrs., r. 318 Oak Barr John, machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 415 Na- toma Barr Jolin D., manufacturer umbrellas and para- sols, 323 Bush, r. 1207 Bush Barr John G., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 8 Aver- ill Av Barr Jonas, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 518 Taylor Barr Neil, iron molder, r. 602 Grove Barr Peter, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Barr Stewart A., bookkeeper John D. Barr, r. 1207 Bush Barr William, machinist, r. 107 Mason Barr William H., master mariner, r. 1011 Union B^Barr. See Bahr, Bar and Barre Barra Ezekiel I., liquor saloon, NW cor First and Minna Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Minna Barracca Charles, mining, r. 202 Stockton Barragat Baptiste, shoemaker, 1105 Stockton, r. 103 Seventh Barragat Pierre, boots and shoes, 103 Seventh Barraillac Adolph C. clerk William A. H. Godfrey, r. 530 Bush Barraillac Alice Mrs., r. 530 Bush Barran Gustave, baker, r. 625 Clay Barraqu^ Jean, engineer P. G. Scmps, r. 261 Clemen- tina Barrassa Ascension C, coal passer P. C. SS. Ancon, r. .524 Vallejo Barraud Pauline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 730 Vallejo Barraud Philip, cook Leon Faure, r. 730 Vallejo Barre August, liquor saloon, NE cor Lombard and Octavia Barreallis Feliclen, milker A. T. Noble & Co., r. NW cor Thirtieth and San Jos^ Road Barreda Frederick F., clerk Barreda & Co., r. ^2121 Buchanan Barreda Frederick L., Mrs., widow, r. 2121 Buchanan Barreda & Co. (estate of Frederick L. Barreda, and F. Mi Otis) shipping and commission merchants, 213 Sansome, rooms 1-4 Barren Gustav, baker, r. German Hotel Barren Peter, r. 21 Vandewater Barren Rudolph, cook, r. German Hotel Barreros Carmen Mrs., seamstress, r. 607 Vallejo Barrtto Adolphe, fringemaker, r. 917 Jackson, rear Barreto Emily Mrs., r. 917 Jackson, rear Barrett Alfred J. .watchmaker and jeweler, 42 Fourth, r. 236 Seventh Barrett Alfred J., Jr. oiler P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 236 Sev- enth Barrett Annie Miss, r. 1515 Mission Barrett Charles L., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1000 Pine Barrett Cornelius, laborer, r. 431 Shipley Barrett David E., farmer, r. E s Vermont, bet Hum- boldt and Nevada Barrett Edward, shoemaker, r. 15 Stevenson Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 537 Valencia Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 609 Minna Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 907 Folsom Barrett Edward, painter, r. 233 Stevenson Barrett Edward F., butcher, r. 965 Folsom Barrett Edward J., laborer, r. 1002 Montgomery Barrett Edward J. (Mathieu & Barrett) r. 207 Post Barrett Fanny, domestic 1320 Golden Gate Av Barrett Francis A., carpenter, r. Sumatra, bet Savan- nah and Monongahela Barrett Frank, ship carpenter, r. 321 Drumm Barrett Frank M., salesman C. A. Hooper & Co.,r. 31}^ Fourth Barry John H., delivery clerk W. IT. Tel. Co., r. 749 Howard Barry John J., brassmolder, r. 1474 Harrison Barry John J., calker, r. 21 Rausch Barry John J., driver, r. 1006 J^ Natoma Barry John J., molder, r. 2526 Sacramento Barry John J., shoemaker, r. 361 Clementina Barry Joseph, blindmaker, r. 3 Maria Barry Joseph, sock liner Rosenthal, Feder & Co. Barrj- Joseph P., boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works Barry Julia, widow, r. 415 Green Barry M. A. Miss, dressmaker, 841 Market Barry Mannis, laborer, r. 2733 Pine Barry Margaret, widow, r. 8 Glover Barry Mary Miss, r. 3 Pratt PI Barry Mary, widow, r. 1474 Harrison Barry Mary, widow, r. 35 Vali^araiso Barry Mary, groceries, 540 Natoma Barry Mary A. Mrs., groceries, 941 Bryant Barry Mary C. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar School, r. 211 Taylor Barry Mary L., dressmaker, r. W s Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara Barry Matthew B., produce dealer, r. SE cor Rail Road Av and Falkland Barry Maurice, laborer, r. 8 b Geary, bet Parker and Johnson Avs Barry Merchant, tailor Roos Bros. , r. 1926 Bush Barry Michael, deck hand C. P. RR. stmr El Capitan, r. 360 Clementina Barry Michael, laborer, r. 3 Powell Av, B. H. Barry Michael, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear Barry Michael, molder, r. 209 Leidesdorff Barry Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. W 8 Roanoke, bet Laidley and Chenei-y Barry Michael, track cleaner Omnibus RR. Barry Michael Jr., porter O. Lawton & Co.,r. 360 Clementina Barry Michael H.. selector Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., r. 8 Glover Barry Michael J., blacksmith J. Lowney & Son, r. W s tJthah, bet Center and Santa Clara Barry Michael J., machinist I. A. Heald. r. 710 How- ard Barry Nellie Miss, operator B. k O. Greenebaum Barry Owen, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. 623 Ful- ton farry Owen, shoemaker and groceries, 148 Shipley arry Patrick, r. 413 Broadway Barry Patrick, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works and assistant foreman Engine No. 3, 8. F.F. D..r. 1018 Leavenworth Barry Patrick, carriage painter B. F. Briggs & Co., r. Oakland Barry Patrick, cook, r. 101 Jessie Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Natoma and Fifth Barry Patrick, harness maker Main & Winchester, r. 720 California Barry Patrick, laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 140 Freelon Barry Patrick, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co. Barry Patrick, plumber, r. 63 Everett Barry Patrick, tobacco stripper, r. 303 Ninth Barry Patrick, watchman Michelssen, Brown & Co,,r. W 8 Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara Barry Patrick, ticket clerk C. P. RR., r. Oakland Barry Patrick O., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 1112 Pa- cific Barry Peter, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., and bakery, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Keutucky Barry Richard, brass worker Weed & Kingwell, r. 260 Clara Barry Richard, house mover, r. 440 Fifth Barry Richard, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Geary Barry Richard, mattress maker, r. Tenth, nr Harrison Barry Richard, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 18 Berkeley Av Barry Richard, watchman C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. Oakland Barry Richard J., currier John Counihan & Son, r. W B Mississippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara Barry Richard L., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 21 Rausch Barry Richard T., frame maker, r. 2021 Mission Barry Robert, bookkeeper, r. 21 Prospect PI Barry Robert, engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1301 Larkln Barry Robert, laborer, r. NE cor Doloies and Valley Barry Robert, tailor, r. 9 St. Mary's Barry Robert, watchman, r. 34 Hayes Barry Robert V., macbinist, r. 342 Fremont Barry Theodore A. Mrs., r. 1915 Polk Barry Thomas, fireman West Co/ist Furniture Co., r. Harrison, bet Fourth and Fifth Barry Thomas, painter, r- 101 Jessie Barry Thomas, shoemaker, and extraman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. 7 Church Lane Barry Thomas, teamster William Kerr, 903 Battery Barry Thomas, weigher, r. 35 Everett Barry Thomas F.. attorney at law, 409 California, room 1, r. 2200 Taylor Barry Thomas T., salesman Neustadter Bros., r. Ala- meda Barry William, currier, r. 531 Shotwell Barry William, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 34 Austin Barry William, foreman of repairs Omnibus RR., r. 640 Jessie Barry William, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av Barry William, laborer O. B. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 637 Stevenson Barry William, laborer Enterprise Mill and Building Co.. r. 2523 Sacramento Barry William, livery stable, 1623 Washington Barry William, teamster, r. 315 Jessie Barry William, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 415 Green Barry William, ship carpenter, r. 21 Rausch Barry William, wheelwright, r. 38 Quinn Bairy William F., pressman Barry, Balrd & Co., r. 1022 Vallejo Barry William H., laborer, T. 151 Natoma Barry William I., bookkeeper Lawrence & Levy, r. 609 Post Barry William J., blacksmith Fulton Iron Works Barry William J., clerk T. F. Barry, r. 35 Valparaiso Barry William J., blacksmith A. Doble, r. 211 Taylor Barry William McG., architect, r. 609 Post Barry & Evans (Charles E. Barry and William M. Evans) searchers records, 415 Montgomery ter Barry. See Barrie Barsanti George, fruits and vegetables, 233 Eighth Barsel Ernest, waiter, r. 416 Francisco Barsel Frank, brick layer, r. 415 Francisco Barsel Louisa, widow, r. 416 Francisco Barsi Michael, fruits and vegetables, 1310 Dupont Barsolia .\ntnuio (Barsolia & Landucci) r. 8 Scotland Barsolia & Landucci (Antonio Barsolia and Martin Landucci) fruits and vegetables, 715 Montgomery Av Barson Isidor. merchant, r. 419 Fell Barsotti Antonio. Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Barsotti Egidio, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ImporterM ornnd I>onIc>rH in COAT^ ntnl HIO IROW, 41 Jdarkct Mtreet, corner Kpeair. BAR 215 BAR Barsotti Ernesto, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Barsotti Virgilio (P. Perpoli & Co.) r. 1521 Mason Barstley Samuel, cook O. R. and N. SS. Columbia Barstow Alfred (Khodes & Barstow) attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r. Oakland Barstow George, attorney at law, 309 California, room 19, r. 927 Pine Barsuglio Charles, fruits and vegetables, 741 Vallejo, r. 731 Vallejo Bart John, cook, r. 7 Graham PI Bartalloni Ermanno, liquor saloon, NWoor Stevenson and Seventh Bartch Frank, milkman, r. cor Lahaina and Savan- nah Bartell William, coal passer P. 0. SS. State of Califor- nia Bartelow William, porter John Stable, r. Oakland Battels C, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Bartels Conrad, carpenter, r. 1503 Mason Bartels Frederick, bartender P. F. F. Eobnke, r. 1619 J^ Dupont Bartels Henry P., liquor saloon, 2232 Union Bartels Henry, upholsterer, 232 Ellis, r. 621 Ellis Bartels Herman C, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 864 Mission Bartels John, r. 474 Jessie Bartels Max, musician, r. 703 Stockton Bartelsou Gustav, ship carpenter Dickie Bros. Barter A. B. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 109 Tenth Bartet Annie, widow, r. 36 Austin Barth Charles, metal worker Conlin & Roberts, r. 307 Seventh Barth Frederick, stevedore, r. Philadelphia House Barth Herman, draftsman, r. 1518 Broadway Barth Isidore, machinist, r. 514 Green Barth Jacob, stock keeper Rosenbaum & Co., r. Ala- meda Barth Richard, foreman Edward A. Rix, r. 435 Minna Barth William, harnessmaker, r. 335 J^ Shiplejr Barthel Robert O., liquor saloon, 273-275 East, r. 3 Chatham PI Barthelemjr Nicholas, shoemaker Boisseau & Son, r. 632 Green Barthol Adam, teamster, r. 463 Minna Barthold Emma, r. 1050 Howard Bartholdt Herman, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2315 Mason Bartholdt Max, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2206 Mason Bartholdy August, Teutonia Soc, 1323 Howard Bartholdy Otto, tinsmith John Bohn, r. 627 Natoma Bartholome John, liquor saloon, 1012 Battery Bartholomew Henry, bolt cutter Pac Rolling Mills Bartholomew James, laborer, r. 807 Kearny Bartholow John, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 49 Clay Bartholow Welsey E. B., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 615 Stockton Barthrop Edward, r. 728 H Clementina Bartles C. F. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Twenty-third and Valencia Bartles Richard, r. 1018 Hampshire Bartleson Edward A., waiter, r. 8 Hunt, rear Bartlett . r. 1618 Buchanan Bartlett Albert J., porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. Park Hotel Bartlett Backus L., commercial adjuster, r. 1124 Pine Bartlett Colnmliiis, attorney at law, 12 Mont- gomery, r. 1131 Ellis Bartlett Earl, attorney at law, 339 Kearny, r. 400 Van Ness Av Bartlett Edward, carpenter, r. 648 Howard Bartlett Edward C. clerk John Scott Wilson & Co., r. 317 Geary Bartlett Edward H., boot finisher, r. 915 Natoma Bartlett Erastus, master mariner, r. Ill Hayes Bartlett George C, bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 317 Geary Bartlett Gideon N., shipping and commission mer- chant. 20 California, r. Occidental Hotel Bartlett H., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery Bartlett Harry E., bookkeeper, r. 948 Harrison Bartlett Harry S., shipping clerk E. Guittard & Co., r. 317 Geary Bartlett Hazen W., master mariner, r. 2510 M Mis- sion Bartlett James H., carpenter, r. NW cor Sanchez and G j-y+ppT^ til Bartlett Jared A., shipwright Matthew Turner, r. 312 Beale Bartlett Job C, teamster D. L. Farnsworth, r. 334 Braunau Bartlett John, r. 519 Stevenson Bartlett Joseph A., assistant manager Studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co., r. 314 Jones Bartlett Joseph L., peddler, r. 61 )4 West Mission Bartlett Louis, r. 232 Sixth Bartlett M., r. 334 Brannan Bartlett Pliny (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r. Oak- land Bartlett Robert B., r. 36 Moss Bartlett Robert H., barbfencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 1619 Washington Bartlett Robert M., elevatorman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 36 Moss Bartlett Susie Mrs., furnished rooms, 923 Howard Bartlett Thomas, plumber, r. 372 Brannan Bartlett Thomas, teamster, r. Ill Natoma Bartlett Walter A., druggist, r. 1620 West Mission Bartlett Washington, Mayor San Francisco, of- fice new City Hall, first floor, r. Florence House Bartlett William, engineer tug Frolic Bartlett William C, journalist Bulletin, r. Oakland Bartlett William G., teamster Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 1620 West Mission Bartley Charles H., painter Edward Korman, r. 125 Langton Bartley George, rail straight«ner Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW cor Louisiana and Shasta Bartley George W., gasfitter Central Gas Light Co., r. 465 Minna Bartling Henry, civil engineer, r. 24 Glen Park Av Bartling William (Bartling & Kimball) r. Oakland Bartling & Kimball (William Bartling and Hen- ry Kimball) bookbinders and blank book manu- facturers, 505 Clay Bartlow Alfred, bell boy P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. Oakland Bartmann Antone, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 1215 Filbert Bartmann John B., carpenter, r. 718 Grove Bartmann Ferdinand, millwright, r. 729 Grove Bartmann G. Mrs., actress Tivoli Opera House, r. 729 Grove Bartmann John C, musician, r. 729 Grove Bartnett Garrett, blacksmith Whitmore & Briggs, r. 1310 Jackson Bartoli Antonio, laborer, r. 629 Davis Bartolla F., r. 621 Broadway Bartolo Enrico, cook, r. 405 Filbert Bartolomeo A., r. 509 Broadway Bartols Christian, bartender, r. 766 Mission Bartolucci Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Barton Benjamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.) r. 822 Twen- ty-first Barton B. F. & Co. (Benjamin F. Barton) proptrs Pioneer Salt Works and mnfrs Peerless Yeast Powder, 211-213 Sacramento Barton Carrie Mrs., bracemaker National Surgical In- stitute, r. 319 Bush Barton Daniel, plasterer, r. 45 Jessie Barton Frank, sawyer, r. 54 First Barton Frank, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. East Oak- land Barton Frank A., bookkeeper Bonestell, Allen & Co., r. 1425 Sacramento Barton George, engineer, r. 418 Brannan Barton H., r. City Hotel Barton Harry F., clerk B. F. Barton & Co., r. 2422 Bu- chanan Barton Hugh, stone cutter, r. 22 Johnson Av Barton James, liquor saloon, 819 Battery Barton James, teamster Albert L. Collins, r. 708 Clem- entina Barton James S., engineer, r. 418 Brannan Barton J. H. Mrs., r. 2032 Mission Barton John, bootblack H. H. Creighton, r. 1224 Union Barton John, clerk George H. Hampshire, r. 731 Davis Barton John, Jour. Shipwrishts' Assn BARTON JOHK, ^^i^r^^^: 316 Sacramento, r. cor. Broad^vay and Central Av, Alameda Barton Joseph C, commercial traveler, r. 413 Bran- nan * Barton Phineas W.; bookkeeper Firemans Fund In- surance Co., r. Alameda Barton Robert P., painter, r. 2021 Polk Barton S. M., insurance broker, 322 California a o g w o 1—1 © © o Ed in- O B ® o 9 P. WAGONS TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, SJl :Uarli.et St. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES Kdwartis' l,ig:htning Jniup- Seat. f')r s-ale tj the Trade. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOUX WIOMORE. 133 Si>ear Street. BAE 216 BAT CD C Barton Tlioinas (Chicago Geld, Silver and Xickel Plating Co.) r. 313 Eddy Bartou Thomas S., salesman Coffin & Hendry, r. 1211 Bush Barton Vineyard Co. (Gal.) John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15 Barton Willard T., recordijig secretary S. F. Stock Exchange, r. 1G05 Franklin Barton William, barber, 1741 Mission Barton William, painter, r. 1224 Union Barton William, Eig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom- ery Bartou William D., traveling agent, r. 1232 Union Barton William H., traveling salesman B.F.Barton & Co., r. 2422 Buchanan Barton William W., clerk B. F. Barton & Co., r. 2422 Buchanan 1^^ Barton. See Burton Bartram Eliza, domestic 539 McAllister Bartram Ernest, butcher John Denhard, r. 200 Ninth Bartram W., waiter P. M. SS. Granada Bartrin Bertha Miss, r. 22 Morris Av Bartrin Susan Mrs., r. 22 Morris Av Bartscher Paul, S. F. Baecker Vereiu, 413 Sutter Baruch Albert, stock clerk Hoffman is Co., r. 1405 Van Ness Av Baruch'Annie Hiss, r. 912 Folsom Baruch Frederick, traveling salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 1405 Van Ness Av Baruch Isaac, real estate, r. 1405 Van Ness Av Baruch M., salesman B. Bhimenthal & Co.,r. 657 Har- rison Baruch Morris, clerk, r. 1530 Ellis Baruch Pauline, widow, r. 912 Folsom Baruch Simon (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 657 Harrison Barut Albert, compositor, r. 1418 Powell Barut August J., blacksmith J. Dupuy & Co., r. 1418 Powell Barut Raymond (Barut & Bellocq) r. 1418 Powell Barut & Bellocq (Raymond Barut and Alfred Bellocq) liquor saloon, 1401 Powell Baruth Ernst F., liquor saloon, 1901 Post Baruth Henry, tailor, 445 J^ Natoma Baruth Peter W., cabinetmaker, r. 11 Beideman Barveldt Charles, waiter Meyer's Bakery, r. 363 Minna Barz August, blacksmith, r. 10 Salmon Barzone Paolo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Barzuglia Achille, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Basalt Company The, Frank L. Palmer secretary, 533 Kearny, room 1 Basch Louis, commercial traveler, r. 405 J^ Grove t^ Basch. See Bash Bascom Henry B., dressmaker, 115 Geary Bascom Mattie E. Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Geary Baacombe A. Miss, r. 420 Eddy Basendorf Michael, scroll sawyer Eragen & Geist, r. 919 Clay Basford John F., laborer, r. S s Geary, nr Blake Bash Hyman, tailor, 2 Burnett PI, r. 523 3«S Natoma Bash Samuel, furniture. 144 Fourth, r. 203 Fourth Basil Joseph, barber, 519 Fourth Basilauski Alphonse, clerk P. S. Metrovich, r. 36 Aus- tin Basker David R., waiter, r. 267 Minna Baskerville , barber, r. 140 Minna Baskerville Edwin, machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 48 Minna Baskerville John, sawyer Standard Box Factory, r. 737 Howard Basler George A., painter, 19 Seventh, r. 1005 Market Basold Franz, miner, r. 608 Sixth Bass , Mrs., r. 1 Chatham PI Bass Isaac H., proptr Elcho Lodging House, 863)4 Market, r. 10:!2 Mission Bass Lavinia, widow, r. 434 Union Bass Thomas J. (T. J. Bass & Co.) r. SE cor Noe and Fifteenth Bass T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. Bass) wholesale and retail dealers artists' materials, paints, oils, glass and coach painters .supplies, 14-16 Ellis Baesen Joachin, brewer, r. 74 Everett Bassett A. C. , supeiinteudent Southern Pac. Rail- road (northern division) NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 31, r. Menlo Park Bassett Anna Miss.r. 1006 Bush Bassett Byron S., yardman John Wigmore, r. Mont- gomery's Hotel Bassett C. B., clerk U. S. Geological Survey, U. S. Apijraisers' Building, room 87 Baasett C. F. & Co. (Charles F. Bassett) grain commission merchants, 220 Clay Bassett Charles E., master mariner, r. 2024 Mission Bassett Charles F. (C. F. Bassett & Co.) r. 1630 West Mission Bassett Daniel J., machinist Risdon I. & L. Works, r. 50 Clementina Bassett Henry, clerk, r. 324 Broadway Bassett John, longshoreman, r. 30 DeBoom Bassett John M., conductor, r. 1212 Larkin Bassett Joseph, produce commission merchant, 222 Clay, r. Fruit Vale Bassett Madison H., teamster Capitol Mills,,r. 6 Creek Lane Bassett Manton E, miner, r. 25 H Stockton Bassett Martin L., contractor, r. 3 Mariposa Bassi Louis, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works, r. 220 Minna BasBignano Peter F., bartender Horton & Baum, r. 306 Langton Bassillio Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal Min- ing Co., r. 216 Union Bassiui Bernardo, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1207 Pacific Bassity James E., plasterer, r. 113 Jones Bassity Matthew F. , plasterer, r. 414J4 Fulton Bassler Alice Mrs. (Bassler & Hevener) r. 12.38 Mission Bassler & Hevener (Mrs. Alice Bassler and Mrs. E. L. Hevener) millinery, 932 Market Basso A., gardener, r. 318 Drumm Basso Angelo, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Basso Salvatori, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Basso Stefano, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Basson Joseph (Basson & McDonnell) r. 71 Everett Basson & McDonnell (Joseph Basson and John P. McDonnell) dry goods, 2(;04-'2606 Mission Bastheim Joseph (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 2126 California Bastian Benedict, merchant tailor. 311 Sutter Bastian John, gardener, r. 2027 Howard Bastiani Z., cook Jo.st-ph A. Giusti, r. Alameda Baston Abner F., drayman Waterhouse & Lester, r. 1022 McAllister ' Baston Joseph G., salesman Waterhouse & Loster, r. 1014 Eddy Baston Joseph W. , laborer, r. 1022 McAllister Bataille Albert P. (Bataille & Winterhalder) r. 726 Green Bataille & Winterhalder (Albert P. Bataille and Jos- eph Winterhalder) liquor saloon, 544 California Batallone N., milk ranch, N s Greenwich, bet Steiner and Pierce Batavia Laura Mrs., bakery, 107 'j Fifth Batavia Philip S., barber, 01 Third, r. 107 JmVERR». ©FFICK, 648 inARKt:T STRF.KT. BAT 217 BAU Bateman Robert A., bamruerman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 3015 Laguna Bateman Stewart A., engineer, r. E s Lyon, bet Post and Sutter Bateman Talbot f solicitor Singer Mnfg Co. Bateman William (J. Kemp & Co.) r. 318}i Capp Baten Louis, apprentice David Woerner, r. 513 Frank- lin Bates Alfred, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 11 Boardman PI Bates Alfred, with Bancroft Library, r. 1009 Powell Bates Brothers (H. F. A., Thomas D. and George A.) job printers, 603 Post Bates Catherine M., widow, r. 764 Harrison Bates C. M. Mrs., r. 309 Hyde Bates Daniel S., r. 128 Tenth Bates Dudley C, mining secretary, 79 Nevada Block, r. 1705 Octavia Bates Edward P., mining, office 320 Sansome, room 52 Bates Eugene J., r. 2014 Jackson Bates F. M. Mrs., actress, r. 1709 Baker Bates Frand D., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 1705 Octavia Bates Frederick, seaman, r. 820 Battery Bates Frederick L., r. 309 Hyde Bates George A. (Bates Brothers) r. 603 Post Bates George E., clerk Joseph Wolf, r. SW cor Vicks- burg and Jersey Bates Hattie, widow, r. 60G Larkin Bates H. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 921 Market Bates Herbert F. A. (Bates Brothers) r. 603 Post Bates James, solicitor W. W. Lane Bates John, deckhand stmr City of Stockton Bates John S., gardener, r. W s Vicksbuvg, nr Jersey Bates Josepli C. , attorney at law, 434 California, rooms 8-10, r. 2412 Pine Bates Kate E., widow, r. 603 Post Bates Marshall A., cashier W. J. Calliugham & Co., r. 1405 Taylor Bates Mary, widow, r. 2107 Jones Bates Morris S., r. 504 Geary Bates Morris U. (Morris U. Bates & Co.) r. 2006 Jack- son Bates Morris U. & Co. (Morris U. Bates) pub- lishers and proprietors Commercial News and Shipping List, and S. F. Trade Review, 123 Cali- fornia, room 27 Bates Sarah, widow, r. 625 Seventh Bates Thomas D., timekeeper Tivoli Opera House ana (Bates Brothers) r. 603 Post Bates Walter E., resident physician City and County Hospital Bates William, druggist, r. 11 Mason Bates William, helper Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r. 625 Seventh Batvin Alfred A., music clerk William A. Frey, r. 932 Pine Batkin Henry M., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 932 Pine Batkin Leonard S., salesman George Loomis, r. 932 Pine Batsere John, cook V. Bigne & Co., r. 2713 Howard Bate Henry, clerk Philip Cowen, r. 1437 Polk Batt Jacob, merchant (Portland, Or.) r. 1437 Polk Batt Samuel, glovemaker I. L. Phillips, r. 1437 Polk Battaglia Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Battaglia Raffaelo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Battalora Pietro, glazier, 1419 Dnpont Battams William, salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r. Occidental Hotel Battelle Roger S., shoemaker, r. 21 Sixth Batten Evans D., stone cutter, r. 2921 California Batten Michael, rigger, r. 101 Jessie Batten Sampson, marble yard, SW cor Geary and Ma- sonic Av. r. 2921 California Batten Samuel H., clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 2921 Cali- fornia Battersby James, watchmaker and jeweler, 13 Third, r. 632 Jessie Battersby William N., painter, r. 22 Verona Battery St. Free Wareliouse, Bode & Searle proprietors, 1201-1203 Battery Batteux Caroline, widow, r. 106 Morris Av Battle James, tailor, r. 55 South Park Battista John, laborer Pac.Pickle Works, r. 624 Linden Av Battista Lewis, cook, r. 604 Chestnut Battje J. K., r. 269 Minna Battke Henry J., longshoreman, r. 220 Ritch Battke John E., cabinetmaker, r. 220 Ritch Battlebenner Robert V., house carpenter, r. 411 Minna Battles Albert, carpenter, r. 8M Freelon Battles James, seaman, r. S s Jackson St. Wharf Battles Luke, r. 34 J^ Clara Battles Ward, salesman Magee & Moore, r. 1113 Post Battleson Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 422 Post, rear Battu Hippolyte Jr., paper hanger, r. 1413 Sacramento Battu Zoe Airs., r. 1413 Sacramento Batturs Edward T., deputy City and County Assessor, r. 842 McAllister Batturs Edward T. Jr., clerk, r. 842 McAllister Bauch Peter G., Custom House broker, office 520 Bat- tery, r. 719 Union Baucher Patrick, hostler, r. 113 Perry Bauchet Joseph, pantryman Maison Doree Baud Frank, proptr Hayes Valley Brass Works, 622 Fulton Baudoin John, molder, r. 651 Third Baudoin Louis, laborer, r. 651 Third Baudoin Oliver, waiter Buss House Bauer Abraham (Bauer Brothers & Co) r. Paris, France Bauer Adolph, dairyman Carl Bauer, r. NE cor Sev- enteenth and Douglass Bauer Adolph C, agent, r. 571 Minna Bauer Alexander, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills Bauer Brothers (John and Louis) cutlers and tool- makers, 637 Kearny Bauer Brothers ^ Co. (Abraham, Moses and Samuel Bauer) importers and wholesale dealers fancy goods, laces, embroideries and Victoria zephyr, 547 Market Bauer Carl, milk dairy, NE cor Seventeenth and Douglass Bauer Charles, deckhand stmr Relief, r. 212 Stewart Bauer Charles, j)oliceman, r. 7215^ Clementina Bauer Charles F., cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r. 646}^ Natoma Baiier Charles G., liquor saloon, 804 Pacific, r. 813 Pacific Bauer Charles H., oysterman George Mayes, r. 2005 Mission Bauer Christ (Bauer & Schmidt) r. S s Chestnut, bet Steiuer and Pierce Bauer Emil E., laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 7 Ale- many Av Bauer Einile, manager S. F. News Co., 210 Post, r. 1838 Geary Bauer Frank, fisherman, r. 1309 Dupont Bauer Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 108 Third Bauer George, varnisher, r. 81 Natoma Bauer Gustavus A., liquor saloon, SW cor McAllister an i Lott Bauer Hannah, domestic 1432 Golden Gate Av Bauer H' nry, farmer, r. Hotel Rhein Bauer Henry, upholsterer, r. 1519 California Bauer Henry C, boxmaker Salz & Prag, r. 35 J^ Lang- ton Bauer Henry G., paper cutter Salz & Prag, r. 35Ji Langton Bauer Hermann, gilder, r. 28)^ First Bauer Jacob, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Bauer Jacob, liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and Fol- som Bauer J. C. & Co. (J. Christian Bauer and Jos- eph Schweitzer) importers hops, corks and brew- ers' stock, 632 Sacramento Bauer J. Christian ( J. C. Bauer & Co.)r. 1516 Frank- lin Bauer John ( Bauer Brothers ) r. SE cor Clay and Kearny • Bauer John, farmer, nr Ocean View Station Bauer John, proptr Tivoli Brewery, 120 Fillmore Bauer Jolin A., manufacturing chemist and druggist, 101 Post, r. 509 Post Bauer John C, milkman, r. S s Chestnut, bet Steiner and Pierce Bauer John F., farmer, r. Lake Merced Bauer John J., cabinetmaker, r. 36 Clay Bauer John W., brewer John Bauer, r. 120 Fillmore Bauer Joseph, r. 39 Moss Bauer Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 609 Sev- enth . Bauer Joseph, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012 Pa- cific Bauer Leonard, mechanic Alexander J. Forbes, r. 14M Gilbert Bauer Leopold, stonecutter, r. S s Green, bet Frank- lin and Gough Bauer Louis (Bauer Brothers) r. 223 Stevenson 9 H« 95. WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE Wmdow Shades lorEesidences, Stores, Offices, etc. G.W.CLARK &€0. 645 Market St HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FI71.TOX IHON IVORKK, 213 Fremont Ntreec, .Manufacturers of Siif;»r stills, Vaouiint Panh, Et< Bauer Louis, salesman Boseubaum & Co., r. 1103 Van Ness Av Bauer Marks, baker, r. 625 Clay Bauer Martin, tinner Eniile Boesch, r. 1616 West Mis- sion Bauer Moses (Bauer Brothers & Co.) r. 122 Post Bauer Otto, manager J. Micballtschke, r. 1621 Clay Bauer Peter, real estate, r. 1321 M Stockton Bauer Richard, machinist, r. German Hotel Bauer Salomon M., upholsterer, r. 1521 Polk Bauer Samuel (Bauer Brothers & Co.) r. 1307 Gough Bauer Simon, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 514 Jj Third Bauer William H., upholsterer, r. 1519 California Bauer & Schmidt (Christ Bauer and Philip Schmidt) milk ranch, S s Chestnut, bet Steiner and Pierce B^ Bauer. See Bo^er Bauerfeld Frederick, upholsterer, r. 1137 Harrison Bauerman Frank, polisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 5 Otis PI Bauermeister Henry, cooper, r. North German House Baugh .Josephine Miss, r. 102 Mason Baugh William W., clerk, r. 521 Pacific Bauhof Charles, baker, r. 645 Clay Baukins Burrell B., carpenter, r. 910 Vallejo Bauldin Rose, widow, r. Dominica, bet Platte and Yazoo Bauldry George, r. 1005 Powell Baulsir Nimrod, blockmaker R. C. Hanson, r. 1332 Washington Baum Alexander, r. 1705 Powell Baam Charles, consul Argentine Republic, 510 Battery, and president American Commercial Co., 718 Battery, r. 1705 Powell Bavim David A., city agent Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., r. 310 Kearny Baum George, clerk Flint Bros., r. 1021>2 Market Baum Gustave, r. 1715 Larkin Baum Henry, clerk, r. 1715 Larkin Baum Hyman, carpet layer, r. 1715 Larkin Baum J. «Ss Co. (Julius Baum and Henry and Morris Shrier) importers and manufacturers clothing, 9-11 Sausome Baum John T., liquor saloon, NW cor Bush and San- some, r. 2703 Bush Baum Julius (J. Baum & Co.) r. 1111 Van Ness Av Baum Morris (Fisher & Baum) r. 534 Grove Baum Morris C, attorney at law, 315 California, rooms 5-7, r. 1713 Bush Baum Beinhold, upholsterer, r. 448 Jessie Baum William, bartender Harry Ayers, r. 448 Jessie Banman Charles J., tailor, r. 919 )i West Mission Beatson Alexander, waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific, r. 521 First Beattie .James, Tailor's Pro. Union, 316 Post Beatty Charles (Beatty & Dolan) r. 1221 Folsom, rear Beatty Christopher, porter Wheeler & Wilson Manu- facturing Co., r. 530 Natoma Beatty Emily Mrs., proptr Everett House, 55 Second Beatty George W., pastor Twenty-seventh St. M. E. Church, r. 222 Clipper BEATTY JAMES, Hide c«rer, teaiiLster and aIAKHKT «iTREET, BEC 221 BEC Beck Loreuz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735 Braunan Beck Ludwig, solicitor New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Co., r. Alameda Beck Meyer, salesman Eeiman Bros., r. 213 Eddy Beck Nathaniel A., liquor saloon, 2300 Folsom Beck Nathaniel A. Jr., collarmaker Main & Winches- ter, r. 2300 Folsom Beck Nicholas, seaman schr Golden Oate, r. NE cor Jackson and Drumm Beck Reinhold, confectioner Vienna Model Bakery, r. 338 Third Beck Robert, cattle breeder, r. 229 Geary Beck Robert, janitor Call, r. 231 Stevenson Beck Robert, porter, r. 611 Howard Beck S. B., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Beck Thomas (Burnham, Beck & Co.) r. 1409 Van Ness Av Beck Walter A., trussmaker Magnetic Elastic Truss and Belt Co., r. 704 Sacramento Beck Walter F. (D. L. Beck & Sous) r. Oakland Beck William, cook O. Imp. SS. Willamette Beck William, tanner Emil Erenz, r. 1023 Treat Av Beck William A., cashier Burnham, Beck & Co..r. 614 Sutter Beck William J., tinsmith, r. 145 Main Beckedorflf Christian G. H., teamster, r. 1000 Folsom Becker Adolph, clerk Prescott House Becker August, r. 34 Austin Becker August, salesman Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1349 Howard Becker August, driver Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 130 Fern Av Becker August, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. S s Twenty- fifth, bet Church and Sanchez Becker August C, cofi'ee saloon, 341 Bush, r. 524 Pine BECKER B. ADOLPH .eai es- tate agent and house broker, 334 Kearny, r, 901 Golden Gate Av Becker Barbara, widow, r. 523 Sixth Becker Brothers (Dledrich, John H. and Charles H.) groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Tay- lor, SE cor Sutter and Leavenworth, SE cor Geary and Larkin and SE cor Turk and Larkin Becker Casper, tannery, E s San Bruno. Boad, nr Twenty-eighth Becker Charles, clerk William Becker, r. 1036 Clay Becker Charles H. (Becker Brothers) r. 420 Larkin Becker Charles H., machine operator, r. 519 Jiarket st. H INCKI>i:V, KPIKRS A IIATEN, FVK.TOX IROX W4»KKS. 213 Frenioiit Street, »ni>u/»vturerH oe IIOINTIXCi WUKKK, <'AUKM, Bl'CKKTfti and CARS. EEC 222 BEH I o O 4^ 4^ 9 © ;-( CD .e8 OS O •V ! o •H CD CD c Beckwith Elliot S., ship carpenter, r. 641 Commer- cial Beckwith F. A., r. 12 Beaver Beckwith George L., porter Beacon Light Oil and Commercial Co., r. 719 Gough Beckwith Jacob, waiter, r. 309 Tehama Beckwith James R., driver Wells, Fargo & Co. 's Ex- press, r. 230 Kearny Beckwith John W., policeman, r. 565 Tehama Beckwith Seth L., boat builder Thomas Vice, r. 719 Gough Beckwith William, carpenter, r. 641 Commercial Beckwith William, shoemaker Jones & Bryant, r. 565 Tehama Beckworth B., coal passer O. Imp. SS. Willamette Becraft Almarin T., carriage blacksmith, r. 824 Capp Becsey Joseph A., official interpreter Police Courts, r. 1713}^ Post Bedbury Joseph H., cornice maker, r. 224 Fourth Beddome George K., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 619 Bush Bedell Cemanthe Mrs., r. 1933 Geary Bedell Cyrus, laborer, r. 122 Eddy Bedell Joseph C, tinner, r. 702 Vallejo Bedell Manuel, tinsmith, r. 5 Morey Alley Bedell O., salesman, r. 1933 Geary BeDell William, general agent Lake Shore and Mich- igan Southern and Michigan Central Bailroads, 22 Montgomery, r. 533 Turk Bedell William, machinist U. S. Mint, r. 15 Dearborn PI Bedell William E., glazier Jason Springer & Co. r. 606 Mission Bederman H.J. , brakesman 8. P. RE., r. 421 Fourth Bedford E., clerk H. Palmer & Co. Bedford Harry, machinist, r. 32 Fourth Beduawski Alexander, civil engineer, r. 16 Clinton Park Bedoni Luigi, painter, r. 9 Jasper PI Bedorf Ferdinand, laborer, r. Spring Valley Home- stead, off Mission Road Bee Emil, tailor, r. 5 Quincy PI Bee Everett N., clerk American Sugar Refinery, r. 614 Sutter Bee Frank M., inspector Custom House, r. 1533 Sutter Bee Frederick A., consul China, office 917 Clay, r. r. 1533 Sutter Bee Hive Casli Grocery, Louis Mohlfeldt pro- prietor, 131 O'Farrell Bee Joseph, policeman, r. 959 Mission Bee Samuel J., butcher, r. 651 Stevenson Bee Theodore C, tailor, r. 213 Scott Bee Th odore C. Jr., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 213 Scott Beebe Charles W. (R. J. Trumbull & Co.) r. Oakland Beebe Joseph J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 156 Third Beebe Lawrence, clerk, r. 209 Leidesdorff Beebe Walter A., teacher, r. 526 Guerrero Beebe William S., r. 386 Dolores Beebee G. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2200 Broadway Beecher Andrew J., carpenter, r. 6 Laskie Beecher Charles, clerk, r. 6 Laskie Beecher Delaware A., last maker, r. 3 Hampton PI Beecher Harry, cook Russ House Beecher Matthew, laborer, r. 18 First Beeching Robert, manager S. F. Benevolent Associa- tion, 20 Webb, r. Alameda Beeching Robert A., attorney at law, 310 Pine, r. Ala- meda Beechlnoir Norman, teamster Corning & Co., r. 2Bur- cham PI Beede Alexander C, clerk, r. 7Ji Oak Grove Av Beede David H., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 7Ji Oak Grove Av Beede H. P., chief engineer P. M. SS. San Jos^ Beede Napoleon B., merchant, r. 7 k Oak Grove Av Beede William A., steward P. M. SS. Granada, r. 754 Oak Grove Av Beegan Daniel, drover, r. 26 Bluxome Beegan James, glass blower, r. 26 Bluxome Beegan John, r. 26 Bluxome Beegan John Jr., salesman Keane Bros., r. 26 Bluxome Beehler William, mill hand, r. 101 First Beehn Engelhard, baker, r. 1523 Mission Beekman Dietrich, laborer, r. Harmony Hotel Beekman Helen C, widow, r. E b Goettingen, nr Sil- ver Av, U. M. T. Beelard Sarah J. Miss, r. 801 Leavenworth Beeman L. K. Mrs., r. 424 O'Farrell Beeman Martha J., widow, teacher music, r. 16 Hope- ton Terrace Beeman William, manufacturer elastic cork tras- ses, 32 O'Farrell, r. 424 O'Farrell Beeman William A., conductor Geary St. RE., r. 16 Hopeton Terrace Beer Bernard (S. Levy 4 Co.) r. 1624 Geary Beer Fred, bartender, r. 129 Jackson Beer Jacob, salesman H. Lando, r. 536 Natoma Beer John, painter Hopps & Sons l»" Beer. See Behr Beermann Max, horse dealer, r. 315 Fulton Beers Barrett B., dentist, office 2.30 Kearny, r. 1124 Golden Gate Av Beers Ell F., salesman Peterson & Palmer, r. 44 Third Beers Gustav, teamster, r. Turk St. Hotel Beers Hiram W. Rev., rector Trinity Episcopal Church, NE cor Post and Powell, r. 1006 Sutter Beerstecher Charles J., attorney at law, r. 2206 Steiner Beerstecher Frederick, r. 2206 Steiner Beery Albert A., engineer, r. Empire House Beeson Charles, fireman, r. 134 Folsom, rear Beeson Frederick P., drayman Sroufe & McCrum, r. 807 Kearny Beeson William F., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 817 Mission Beevan Isaac, porter J. Schoenfeld, r. 12 White Begemann J. H., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 542 Bryant Beggs Ellen, widow, r. 122 William Beggs Emma G. Mrs., widow, r. 1710 Geary Beggs Hugh, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Michi- gan, bet Shasta and Sierra Beggs Jane Miss, dressmaker, r. 122 William Beggs M., r. Park Hotel Beggs Mark, stonecutter, r. SE cor Devisadero and McAllister Beggs Mary E., shoefitter, r. 122 William Beggs Samuel C, first assistant engineer SS. Mexico, r. 1225 Twenty-sixth Beggs Thomas, clerk Bernhard Miller, r. 122 William Beggs William F., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 122 William Begin Joseph, gardener, r. 1926 Sutter Begley James £., blacksmith's helper Risdonl. and L. Works, r. 3 Natoma Begley Jeremiah, hostler Pac. Carriage Co., r. 261H Jessie Begley John, laborer, r. 3 Natoma Begley John, mining, r. 27 Minna Begley John, shoemaker, r. 21 Telegraph PI Begley John A., gasfitter, r. 3 Natoma Begley Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. Begley Michael, molder, r. SW cor CoUingwood and Seventeenth Begley Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Dale PI n^ Begley. See Bagley Begovich John (Josich i Begovich) r. 212 Brannan Begovich Martin, coflfee saloon, 419 Davis, r. 118J4 Washington Begovich Bade, Servian Monteuegrian Ben. Soc, 10 California ttH^ Beguhl Adolph F. F., fresco painter, r. NE c^TCali- fornia Av and Montcalm, B. H. Beguhl Henry F., house and sign painter, r. 154 }4 Shipley Beguhl Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor California Av and Montcalm, B. H. Behan Charles T., jeweler, 108 Fourth, r. 824 Geary Behan Edward, laborer, r. W s Kennebec, nr Crescent Av, B. H. Behan Edward J., car builder Market St. RR., r. Gates, nr Crescent Av, B. H. Behan Frank, brushmaker R. W. Simpson, r. E s Gates, nr Crescent Av, B. H. Behan James, printer, r. 206 Twenty-third Behan Mary A., r. 742 Minna Behan Maurice, policeman, r. 728 Union Behan Patrick, driver City RR., r. SE cor Twenty- fourth and Shotwell Bebau Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor San Bruno Road and Army Behan Timothy, bartender J. A. Blaney, r. 277 Minna Beharrel Edward E., r. 813 Howard Behler Joseph, gardener SW cor Union and Fillmore Behlmer Henry, laborer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 119 Francisco Behlow Charles J. (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1807 Octavia Behlow Emil R., furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 1807 Oc- tavia SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST.. West of Fillmore Street OFFICK, 33 OEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. IiuporterM of and I>cnlor«« in C<»AI> nnfl I»I« IKON, 41 jnarket MIrcct, corner Spear. BEH 223 BEL Behlow Gustave A., cigarmaker, r. 1729 Eddy Behlow John, r. 1538 Eddy Behlow Robert, furrier H. Liebes & Co.. r. 1538 Eddy BeliloTT William, carpets, furniture and uphol- stery goods, 208 Post, r. Oakland Behn Walter, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1717 Mason Belineinann Henry, eroceries and liquors, SW cor Taylor and O'Farrell, r. 401 O'Farrell Behuke John, cabinetmaker Richard Herring, r. 755 Howard Behnke John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Behuke Nickolaus, butcher, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Yazoo Behnken John, speculator, r. 1917 Polk Behr Ferdinand, r. 700 Ellis Behr Hans C, mechanical engineer Salkeld & Eckart, r. 816 California Behr Hermann H., physician, office and r. 34 Ellis Behr Louis A., driver Charles W. Gercke, r. 1924 How- ard Behr Otto, mlrrormaker Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r. Geary, nr Cook IG^ Behr. See Beer Bohre Ernest, pianomaker 8. H. Long, r. 429 McAllis- ter Behre Frederick (Koehncke, Behre & Co.) r. 429 Mc- Allister Behre Frederick C, lithographer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 429 McAllister Belire Robert L., attorney at law, 315 California, rooms 16-17, r. 429 McAllister Behreud John, shoemaker, r. 1825 Hyde Behrend Meyer, clerk, r. Brunswick House Behrends Joseph, rigger, r. North Pacific Hotel Behrendt Richard, salesman Hermann Cohen, r. 244 Taylor Behrendt Wolf Mrs., r. 915 McAllister Behrens Adolph, jeweler, r. 637 Minna Behrens Adrian G., storekeeper Central Gas Light Co., r. Berkeley Behrene Charles, clerk F. Mohrmann & Co., r. 501 Broadway Behrens Diedrich, carpenter Presidio Reservation, r. 2196 Devisadero Behrens Frederick, seaman, r. 5 Washington Behrens George H., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 1517 Dnpont Behrens Henry C. F., physician, offlpe and r. 474 Jes- sie Behrens James G., architect, r. 1217 Golden Gate Av Behrens Johan, expressman, SW cor East and Com- mercial, r. 2 Washington Behrens John H., clerk William Boedefeld & Co., r. 1115 Folsom Behrens R., longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific Behrens Rudolph, cooper David Woerner, r. 120 Silver Behrens S., r. 16 Stockton Behrens Walter, seaman, r. 15 Pacific Behrens Walter N. F., engineer Central Gas Light Co., r. 247 Sixteenth Behr^Mk William, seaman, r. 15 Pacific BS^" Bm'ens. See Behrends Behringer Amelia Mrs., r. 138 Thirteenth Behringer Christopher, liquor saloon, 308 Dupont, r. 331 J^ Bush Behringer Frederick, clerk J. G. Friedrich, r. 1012 Valencia Behringer William, fresco painter, r. W s Cook, nr Geary Behrle R. Theodore, r. 605 Post Behrmann Christian F., bakery, 1218 Powell Behrmann Franz E., special agent German Ben. Sec, 535 California, r. 262 Minna Behrmann Henry, type caster Palmer & Eey, r. 36 J^ Perry Behrmann Henry O., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 36 Perry Behrmann John H., wood and coal, 1819 Howard Behrmann Maria Mrs., midwife, r. 1819 Howard 1^" Behrmann. See Beerman Behrs Joseph, teamster, r. NW cor Collingwood and Eighteenth Beicke Louis J., machine hand Young, Thomson* Co., r. 875 Shotwell Beier William, blacksmith Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 417^ Clementina Beigbeder Victor, laundry, 527-529 Hayes Beighle George W., salesman Schlueter & Volberg, r. 106 J4 Turk Beighold Charles, cutter David Samuels, r. 108 Stock- ton Beileck Adam, paperhanger Jacob Gumpertz Beilhes Juan B. (Beilhes & Co.) r. 929 Jackson Beilhes & Co. (Juan B. Beilhes and Frank Lacua) barbers, 124 Montgomery Av Beilstein Leonard, laborer Cal Sugar Refinery, r. 733 Brannan Bein Louis, cabinet maker Theodore Erdin, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth Bein William, machinist, r. 12 J^ Bluxome Beinert George, barber, r. 1046 Folsom Beinsen Adolph, bartender Henne & Kruft, r, 2623 Sutter Beintz Reinhard, merchant, r. 322 Taylor Beirne Bedford €., receiver Sutter St. RR, r. 1408 Pine Beirne Michael G., gasman Occidental Hotel Beirne Patrick, grocery, 123 Shipley tt^ Beirne. See Byrne Beisel Jacob, tannery, W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa, r. W s Mississippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara Beismann August C, confectionery, 127 Taylor Beither F. L., packer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 517 Howard Beither L. H., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 525 Howard Bekeart Frank C, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 346 Third Bekeart Julius F., hardware, 346 Third Bekeart Philip B., salesman Edward T. Allen, r. 346 Third Bel A. W. Mrs., r. 614 Sutter Belando John, laborer O. Imp Co. Belando John, rigger William H. Smith, r. 120 How- ard Belando P. & Co. (Peter Belando, Thomas Justi and John Daneri) wood and coal, 1210 Powell Belando Peter (P. Belando & Co.) r. 1208 Powell Belanger Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, 14 Dupont, rooms 49-51 Belasco Abraham, broker, r. 174 Clara Bolasco Abe Jr., mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r. 174 Clara Belasco David, stage manager Baldwin Theatre, r. 346 Clementina Belasco Isa, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 174 Clara Belasco Isaac, barber, r. 174 Clara Belau Michael, tailor, r. 616 J^ Filbert Belau Otto, clerk Greenebaum k. Co., r. 806 Lombard Belau Richard, messenger, r 616 J^ Filbert Belau Rudolph, clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. 616% Filbert Belcher Edward S., compositor S. F. Journal of Com- merce, r. Oakland Belcher Elizabeth B., widow, r. 712 Capp Belcher Frederick P., Drayman and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy Belcher Gilbert L., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r. Oakland Belcher Julius, bricklayer, r. 105 Germania Belcher Robert H., drayman, r. 1019 Union Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John Crockett secretary, 8 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg Belcher W. C. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) attorney at law, 520 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel Belcir John, pipemaker, r. 418 First Belden Block, SW cor Bush and Montgomery Belden Charles A. (W.W. Montague & Co.) r. 907 Sut- ter Belden Edward J., machine hand Union Box Factory Belden Edwin S., official law stenographer, 66 Ne- vada Block, r. Temescal Belden Francis C, distiller, r. 507 Pine Belden Henry, with Baker & Hamilton, r. 4 Liberty Belden Henry K. (Belden & Orton) r. Piedmont Springs Belden Joseph W., receiving teller Anglo-Oalifornian Bank, r. 2434 Pine Belden Josiah. capitalist, 314 California, r. San Jo86 Belden Margaret S., r. 510 Mason Belden & Orton (Henry K. Belden and Richard H. Orton) local agents Hartford Fire Insurance Co., 313 California Belding Frank, bookkeeper, r. 609 Pine Belding Mary L. Mrs., assistant Mission Primary School, r. 2 Bond Belding Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) R. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, room 17 EDWARDS' PATEUTT , . . _ , c ♦!# u- . TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. Agents, Whoresale and Retail. 509, 511 MARKET ST. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE BEL 224 BEL 9S 'M O u H 50 •H © o 9 o >> o Belding Oren, miner, r. 2 Bond Belender Charles, varnisher and polisher, 511 Oak Belenz George, salesman P. S. Mitrovlch, r. SE cor Polk and BuBh Belezia Dominique, musician, r. 210 Montgomery At Belfrage Gustave, butler John Parrott, 620 Folsom Belile Hubert, laborer Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. Oak- land Belill William, laborer, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Noe and Sanchez Behne Arthur, seaman, r. 104 Steuart Belinge Felix A. A., physician, office and r. 1911 Polk Belinger Charles, r. 410 Capp Belitzer Jacob, salesman Edward Cohn & Co.. r. 225 Montgomery Belknap David P. (Winans, Belknap & Godoy) attor- ney at law, 604 Merchant, rooms 7-10. r. 24 Met- calfe PI Bell Mrs., r. Clarendon House Bell Abraham P., engineer Pac. Box Factory, r. 12 Oak Bell A. J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1434 Turk Bell Alexander D. (Merchant Publishing Co.) office 323 Front, r. Saucelito Bell Alexander G., commercial reporter Merchant Pub. Co.,r. 9G9 Mission Bell Alexander G., vice-president People's Ice Co., r. 846 Mission Bell Alfred, teacher languages, r. 816 Jackson Bell A. M., r. 675 Mission Bell Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 202 Second Bell Amory F., collector and auctioneer, r. 2609 Sac- ramento Bell Amory F. Jr., clerk Davis Bros., r. 2609 Sacra- mento Bell Arthur F., draftsman 8. F. Tool Co., r. 631 Geary Bell B., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Bell Benjamin C. , millwright Philip Hinkle & Co., r. 812 Jessie Bell Burleigh C, druggist, SE cor Sixteenth and Howard Bell Charles, r. 1434 Turk Bell Charles, fireman Engine No. 4, S. F.F. D. Bell Charles W.. conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1314 Pine Bell Daniel P., bookkeeper Davisson, Hall & Co., r. ollH Gough Bell David B. (D. B. Bell & Co.l r. 467 Stevenson Bell D. B. & Co. (David B. Bell) fish dealers, 27-29 Bay City Market Bell Edward C. butcher Liness A. Terry, r. 524 Turk, rear Bell Etta Mrs., r. 210 Powell Bell Francis V., managing clerk W. H. L. Barnes, r. 1020}^ Geary Bell Frank, engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 4 Myrtle Av Bell George, carpenter Fulton Iron Works, r. 625 Har- rison Bell George, scenic artist Winter Garden, r. 1013 Market Bell George H. (Bell & Co.) r. SWcor Twenty-second and Bartlett Bell George H., collector, r Bell George J., waiter P. C. 2104 Van Ness Av Bell George W., messenger J. W. Pew, r. 1202 Powell Bell Henry, gardener, i. NW cor Lily Av and Bu- chanan Bell Henry, porter, r. 524 Turk, rear Bell Henry S., waiter Alexander W. Wilson, r. 623 Minna, rear Bell Hiram H., hostler James L. Berry, r. 552 Bryant Bell Horace, mate stmr Pilot Bell Isabella Miss, dressmaker, r. 1224 Folsom Bell James, gardener, r. W s Polk, bet Chestnut and Lombard Bell James, waiter P. M. SS. San Jo86 Bell James H. bar ber, r. 27 Bernard Bell J. Evelyn, wool department Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Saucelito Bell John, carpenter, r. 79 West Mission Bell John, carpenter James McPoland, r. 310 Mont- gomery Av Bell John, expressman, SE cor Beale and Market, r. N 8 Nineteenth, nr Noe Bell John, mining, r. 1323 Jackson Bell John, plumber Thomas Day & Co., r. 1715 Jones Bell John B., barber, 1244 Folsom Bell John C. Jr., r. 711 Greenwich Bell John F.. floorman City Gab and Carriage Co., r. 178 Jessie . Montgomery's Hotel SS. State of California, r. Bell John J., boltmaker, r. E e San Jose Av, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Bell John P., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 40- 41. r. 2404 Clay Bell John W., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 46 Liberty Bell Joseph, carpenter Presidio Reservation, r. 2437 Greenwich Bell Joseph, chief engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1314 Pine Bell Joseph, conductor Geary St. RR.. r. 1505 Bu- chanan Bell Joseph, shoemaker, r.21 Prescott Bell Joseph, waiter S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 37 Sacramento Bell Joseph P., r. 530 Bush Bell Louis F., conductor, r. E s Central Av, nr Post Bell Lucy J., widow, r. 102 Natoma Bell Maggie Mrs., lodgings, 120 Seventh Bell Margaret R. , widow, r. 10J6 Rausch Bell May Miss, cashier Matthias Gray, r. 1518 Cali- fornia Bell Nancy, widow, r. 1119 Folsom Bell Nathan, r. Montgomery's Hotel Bell Newton M., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., r. 704 Post Bell Otto, roofer H. G. Fiske, r. 454 Stevenson Bell Peter, painter, r. 818 Jessie, rear Bell Peter, tinsmith '(Rio Vista, Cal.) r. 915J4 McAl- lister Bell Philip A., editor The Elevator, r. 612 Battery Bell R., solicitor Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. Bell Robert, steward City and County Hospital, r. 216 Dolores Bell Robert, upholsterer, r. 1114 Bryant Bell Robert N., foreman Occidental Laundry, r. N B Greenwich, bet Gough and Octavia Bell Samuel, shipwright, r. N a Greenwich, bet Polk and Van Ness Av Bell Thomas (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 1661 Octavia Bell Thomas, compositor, r. 1522 Mason Bell Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 608J4 Fourth Bell Thomas, stableman, r. Empire Lodgings Bell Thomas, stevedore, r. 3M Gilbert Bell Tliomas & Co. (Thomas Bell and George Staacke) commission merchants, 305 Sansome Bell Thomas H., ehophouse, 15-17 Leidesdorff, r. 1153 Mission Bell William, r. 462 Jessie Bell William, clerk, r. Empire Lodgings Bell William, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 418 Sutter Bell William, hammerman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear Bell William, laborer, r. 809 Markit Bell William, printer, r. 420 Jackson Bell William, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Bell William, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Bell William, ship carpenter, r. Greenwich, bet Polk and Van Ness Av Bell William, shipwright Dickie Bros., r.^S cor Butte and Minnesota ^^ Bell William, waiter, r. 423 Dupont Bell William D., compositor S. W. Raveley, r. 911 Clay Bell William H., clerk, r. 102 Natoma Bell William H., teamster, r. 524 Turk, rear Bell William S. , draftsman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 969 Mission Bell & Co. (George H. Bell) booksellers, station- ers and periodical agents, 639 Kearny Bella Union Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 Bella Union Theatre, Patrick McAtee proptr, 805 Kearny Bellamore Antonio, clerk A. Cressino, r. 10)i Taylor Bellamy Henry, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 473 Jes- sie Bellano G. M., Swiss Ben. Assn, 627 Commercial Belle Isle Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15 Bellegarde Jean, baker E. Pierron, r. 34 Hinckley Bellegarde John B., proptr Filth Avenue Hotel, cor St. Thomas and Railroad Av Bellegarde Pascal, butcher, r. St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo Bellemere Augustus, mnfg jeweler, lapidary and quartz cutter, 331 Kearny, r. 115 Stockton Bellemere Hannah B.. widow, r. 1163 Mission LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO. Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work 1 19 IVIontgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOB WA.SUINO PROMI»TI.Y ATTENDED TO OFFICE, 648 9IAKKET NTKEET. BEL 225 BEN Bellerive Charles L., bookkeeper, r. 312 MinDa Bellermann Emilj accountant Pacific Bank, r. 1115 Sbotwell Bellermann Theodore, florist, r. 1115 Shot-well Belleronini Eugenic, cigars, r. 619 Broadway Bellet Auguste M., cook, r. 605 Broadway Belleville Eli, broommaker, r. 273 Stevenson Belleville Mining Co. (Columbus District, NeT.)G.W. Fisher secretary, 306 Pine, room 10 Bellew James H., upholsterer, r. 19 Prescott Bellew John, capitalist, r. 19 Prescott , Bellew Thomas, r. 121 Olive Av B^~ Bellew. See Bellue Belli Agostino, driver O. Guinasso, r. 1523 Dupont Belli Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Belli Benedetto, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Belli Daniel, Bersaglieri See, 625 Broadway Belli Eustachio,^ersaglierl Soc, 625 Broadway Belli Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Belli Mansuelo, vegetables, 67 Colombo Market Bellingall Peter W. (Bellingall & Miller) r. Oakland Bellingall & Miller (Peter W. Bellingnll and Peter Miller) Custom House brokers, 425 Battery Belling-liain Bay Coal Co., Pierre B. Cornwall president, SE cor Spear and Folsom Bellingham Edward, shoemaker, r. 1120 J^ Broadway Bellingham Harry, shoemaker, r. 1120 J^ Broadway Bellingham James, shoefitter Charles W. Pope, r. 1120 M Broadway Bellingham Eobert, shoemaker, r. 1120 J4 Broadway Bellini Luigi, carpenter E. Castagnino, r. 427 Filbert Bellisle Benjamin, millband Jason Springer & Co., r. 120 Fourth Bellisle Frank N., master car builder S. P. KR., r. 2614 Bryant Bellisle Philibert, shoemaker, r. 420 Minna Bellman Oliver P., painter Edward Norman, r. 322 Fifth Bellman Eobert A., machinist Pac Boiling Mills, r. E B Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada Bellman Vincent, real estate, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada Bellman Vincent Jr., clerk Thomas B. DeWitt, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada Bellmer Christ., restaurant, 421 Fourth, r. 278 Te- hama Bellmer Duff, furniture finisher A. Frei, r. N s Minna, nr Fifth Bellmer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1137 Har- rison Bellmer Henry, brewer, r. 119 Francisco Bellmer Herman A., liqiior saloon, 600 Dupont, r. 609 Pine Bellnow Louis, asphaltum roofer, r. 24 Natoma Bello Bina, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Bello Vincent, vegetable peddler, r. 74 Jessie Belloc Hippolyte (Belloc & Co.) r. Paris, France Belloc & Co. (Hippolyte Belloc) bankers and gen- eral agents General Transatlantic Co. (Paris, 78 Rue de Courcelles) 524 Montgomery Bellocq Alfred (Barut & Bellocq) r. 1320 Powell Bellorio Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Bellows Arthur A., phimber, r. 120 Fourteeeth Bellows Arthur E., painter, r. 102 Eddy Bellows Henry H., engineer, r. 120 Fourteenth Bellows Herbert, barnessman F. M. Chapman, 126 Ellis Bellows William H., contractor, r. 120 Fourteenth Bellrude Jacob M., saloon and boarding. 3253 Mission Bellstedt John, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 25>^ Decatur Bellue Auguste, bartender Joseph Dnrroux, r. 817 Broadway Bellue Camilla, liquor saloon, 515 Valencia Bellue Josephine Mrs., laundress, r. 817 Broadway Bellue Pierre, liquor saloon, NW cor Seventh and 8^ Bellue. See Bellew Belluomini Eugene, salesman S. Vuscovich, r. 10 Havens PI Belmont Mining Co. (Nevada) John W. Pew secreta- ry, 310 Pine, room 15 Belmore George E., boiler maker Moynihan & Aitkin, r. 142 Natoma Belmour Louis, actor, r. 39 Berkeley Av Belodo John A., with C. D. Ladd, r. 704 Sutter Belotti Ferdinand, painter, r. 1113}^ Kearny Belowitz W., r. 921 Market Belozzi Giuseppe, laborer, r. W s Edinburg, nr Per- sia Av, Excelsior Homestead Belser Julius H., bricklayer, r. S s Germania, bet Fillmore and Steiner Belshaw Mortimer W., mining, ofBce 402 Front, r. 1626 Jackson Belshaw William, r. 744 Howard Belt Alfred M. Jr., with Granger's Business Assn, r. Lick House Belt J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 709 Geary Belting Henry, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 4 Liberty Belting Henry Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Thirtietli and Harper Belton Philip M., weigher Custom House, r. 1019 J4 Alabama Beltremi Dorina, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Beltraminelli A. G., Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Belvert Mary, domestic 1709 Hyde Belvidere Mining Co. (Bodie) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11 Belz Johannes, tailor, r. Ahlborn House Belzebuth Henry, seaman, r. 832 Broadway Bemis CUnrles C, U. S. supervising inspector steam boilers, Ist district, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 23, r. 419 Bryant Bemis Elizabeth N. Mrs., r. 781 Mission Bemmerer August, cutler, 318 Pine, r. 18 Reed Bemmerer Robert. Cooks and Bakers Union, 101 Poet Bemus James, r. 412 Kearny Ben Annie, domestic 2207 Devisadero Benadom George A., blacksmith, r. 533 Sacramento Benard Auguste F., liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and Howard, r. 144 Eighth Benassini Pietro, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Benavides Alfred, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 921 Vallejo Benavides Antonio, cigarmaker, r. 1410 Stockton Benavides Rosa Mrs., seamstress, r. 1410 Stockton Benbow David, painter Thomas Downing, r. 2309 Larkin Beiichley Leonldas B., general manager Pacific Rolling Mill Co., office 202 Market, r. 2101 Cali- fornia Benckert C. Mrs., r. 500 Fell Bendegard Martin, captain schrWing and Wing, office 44 Market, r. 1731 Jessie Beudel B. & Co., proprietors Empire Match Fac- tory, L. Hofen & Co. sole agents, 412 Clay Bendel Herman (Tillmann & Bendel) r. Oakland Bender Albert M., clerk, r. 1228 Post Bender Benjamin, r. 335 Broadway Bender Charles A., bartender, r. 619 Turk Bender Frank, molder George H. Mixer, r. 139 Clara Bender Frederick C, foreman carshop Sutter St. RR., r. 1516 Leavenworth Bender George L., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 1009 Clay Bender Isaac, peddler, r. 4 Caroline Bender Jacob, butcher, 1020 Howard Bender Jacob, waiter, r. 299 Clementina Bender Jacob A., bricklayer and contractor, r. 1009 Clay Bender James, hostler N. B. and M. RR. Bender John, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. Berke- ley Bender Josiah D. (Bender & Ainslie) r. 119 Perry Bender Josiah P., bricklayer, r. 421 Twenty-ninth Bender Louis, cook Henry Dederky, r. 134 Fourth Bender Maximilian F., teacher languages and draw- ing, r. 1223 Washiugton Bender Noah W., agent La Grande Laundry, r. 28 Al- bion Av Bender Sarah E. Miss, artist, r. 1009 Clay Bender Thomas L., bricklayer and extramsn Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., r. 112 J,^ Silver Bender William A., bookkeeper William H. Wright, r. 1009 Clay Bender & Ainslie (Josiah D. Bender and Francis Ains- lie) harness and collar makers, 420 Brannan Bendewald Louis, packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 624 Fourth Bendit Herman, clerk Samuel Bendit, r. 17 Hyde Bendit Morris, hatter, r. 12 Dale PI Bendit Morris, laborer, r. 321 Twenty-seventh Bendit Samuel, auctioneer, 538 California, r. 17 Hyde Bendixen John, clerk John C. Schmidt, r. 425 J^ East Bendt Henry, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn Bendt William, liquor saloon, 10-12 Clay, r. 10 Clay Senear James S., speculator, r. 510 Jessie Benecke H. D., groceries, 520 Broadway Benecke Henry T., captain schr Tlalok, r. 324 Wash. ington Benedetti Luigi, bootblack, r. 14 Hinckley G\A/ r\ ADI/ P m 645 Market St., . YV. LLAnix 06 v^U. interior decorators, Wholesale awrt Retail dealers in Paper Haiisiiigrs, and all kinds of Window Shade Materials and Fixtures. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FlTliTOX IKUN ^V<>RKM, 213 Fremout Ktreet, Manuracturerb uf AiuaIe»iii»(iiiK I'anfi and Settlers. BEN 226 BEN o 4i» c8 © OS ;^ C5 O O ;;> «!3 o Benedetti Peter, r. 19 Union PI Benedict Charles E., milkman, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Noe and Castro Benedict Courtland S. (Benedict k Smith) r. W s Valencia, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth Benedict Jacob, carpenter, r. 10 Beaver Benedict James, driver R. G. Sueath, r. 837 Howard Benedict Joseph, waiter, r. 228 Bush Benedict Si SmitU (Courtland S. Benedict and ^ James R. Smith) merchant tailors, 136 Montgom- ery Benedicto Mary, dressmaker, r. 6 Rose Alley Benedicto Sebastian, peddler, r. G Rose Alley I Beuevet Alexander, lauudryman, r. W s Bartlett, bet Twentv-ljfth and Tweutv-sixth j BENH AM AZEL M. .vUdesale I dealer piaiioi^, organs and musical j inercliandise, T35 Market, r. Oakland i Benham Calhoun, attorney at law, 511 Montgomery, r. 1112 Leavenworth Benham M. T., compositor Bulletin, r. 205 Third Benham Raymond S., agent, r. 2322 Mission Benhaus John H., tailor, r. 473 Tehama Beubayon Heurj-. furnished rooms. 418 Post Benhuyon Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 418 Post Benicia Agricultural Works (Benicia, Csl.) Baker & Hamilton proprietors, office NW cor Davis and Pine Benicia Flouring Mills (Benicia, Cal.) Sol. Wangenheim i^ Co. proprietors, 126 Davis Benicia Tannery (Benicia, Cal.) KuUman, Salz& Co. proprietors, 106 Battery Bening August, clerk, r. 1114 Webster Bening George F., r. 1114 Webster Bening Henry, laborer N. B. and M. RE. 1^" Bening. See Benning Benito Theodore, cook, r. 819 Montgomery Benjamin Abraham F., manager Davis Bros., 419 Kearny, r. 1624 Clay Benjamin Alexander E., cashier Davis Bros., r. 721 Eddy Benjamin Alfred D., trimmer, r. 721 Eddy Benjamin Benjamin t>., bookkeeper S. Benjamin, r. 618 Eddy Benjamin Charles E. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) r. 224 Van Ness Av Benjamin Daniel, clerk Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. 721 Eddy Benjamin E., bookkeeper M. S. Grinbaum & Co., r. The Baldwin Benjamin Edward, clerk, r. 122 Turk Benjamin Edward C, clerk Allen, McGary & Co., r. 215 Post Benjamin Edward H., tuner Kahler & Chase, r. 520 Bush Benjamin Elias, clothing, 229-231 Third Benjamin Fannie, r. 120 Fell Benjamin Frederick A., civil engineer, r. 433 Second Benjamin Jacob, physician, office 127 Fourth Benjamin Jacob, broker, r. 721 Eddy Benjamin Joseph B., clerk Samuel Benjamin, r. 618 Eddy Benjamin Lucien.cook Masson Freres, r. 532 Vallejo Benjamin Moses H., bookkeeper Sbarboro & Co., r. 721 Eddy Benjamin Orchard S., sawyer MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 127 Fourth Benjamin Orson C. purser O. and O. SS. Belgic Benjamin PhiUp, clerk Henry E. Highton, r. Oak- laud Benjamin Philip S., electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r.721 Eddy Benjamin Samuel, proptr Nonpareil Soda Water and Syrup Co., 719 Bryant, r. 618 Eddy Benjamin S. G. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 616 Harrison Benjamin Thaddeus S., clerk, r. 1324 Sacramento Benjamin Wallace A., clerk M. Herman, r. 721 Eddy Benjamin WUllam K., janitor O. S. Mint, r. 2808 Pine Benkelmann Rosalie, widow, r. Teneriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee Benker George J., cigarmaker, r. 511 O'FarreU Benn Charles H., miner, r. 532 Commercial Benn George M., hostler Long Branch Hotel Benn James, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 150 Eighth Benn John 3., mnfr fishing tackle, 623 Brannan Benner Anna, r. 941 Howard Benner Daniel J., carpenter, r. 304 Beale Benner Edwin, patternmaker Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. Oakland Benner Felix D., printer F. Korbel & Bros.,r. 516k Sixth Benner Frederick M., melter melter and refiners' dept V. S. Mint, r. Oakland Benner Henry D., carpenter, r. 801 Vallejo Bennerscheidt Bruno, foreman Franklin Brass and Iron Works, r. 5 Latham PI Bennet H. W. Mrs., widow, artist, r. 215 Austin Bennet Thomas, general agent Travelers Insur- ance Co., 242 Montgomery, r. Oakland Bennett Albert A. (Curtis & Bennett) r. 2323 Calif ornia Bennett Albert A., plumber, r. 1024 Clay Bennett Alfred, painter, r. 454 Sixth Bennett Anastasia Mrs., widow, r. 2600 Mission Bennett Anthony J., painter, r. 10 Anthony ♦ Bennett Brothers (John R. and George) Point Reyes Butter Depot, 35-36 and 88-91 Cal. Market Bennett Charles A., salesman Robert McArthur, r. 525 Franklin Bennett Charles G., currier, r. 2329 Harrison Bennett Charles H., teamster Dore & Co., r. 413 Fourth Bennett Charles I., purser P. 0. SS. Victoria, r. Lick House Bennett Charles S., bartender J. B. Bacon, r. 543 Minna Bennett Clara Miss, r. 145 Fourth Bennett Clement, official shorthand reporter, 434 Cali- f ornia, room 13, r. The Baldwin Bennett Daniel L. , fuller Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 2323 5^ Harrison Bennett David, salesman Pac. Spring and Mattress Co., r. 727 Treat Av Bennett E. Mrs., widow, r. 525 Franklin Bennett Edward, seaman, r. 426^ Clementina Bennett Edward, upholsterer, r. 326 Green Bennett Edward J., clerk, r. 286 Stevenson Bennett Edward J., lauudryman Mary Bennett, r. 555 Bryant Bennett Edward O. , machinist E. Moreau, E s Alabama, nr Twenty-eighth, B. H. Bennett Edwin S., foreman Fashion Stables, r. 116 Turk Benoett E. J. Mrs., coflfee saloon, 641 Washington Bennett Frederick, horsetrainer, r. W s First Av, nr Fulton Bennett Frederick, liquor saloon, 230 Brannan Bennett Frederick Y. , clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1521 California Bennett George (Bennett Brothers) r. 1931 Sutter Bennett George, driver Omnibus RR. Bennett George, stableman Empire Brewery, r. 420 Chestnut Bennett George, waiter, r. 309 Minna Bennett George J., assistant weigh clerk U. S. Mint, r. 730 Shotwell Bennett George W. (Bennett & Frisbee) r. 728 Bryant Bennett George W., policeman, r. SE cor Solano and Tennessee Bennett George W., salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,r. Alameda Bennett Gilbert L., r. 1301 Sacramento Bennett Harold E., compositor Post, r. 1108 Taylor Bennett Henrietta Mrs., teacher music, r. 145 Fourth Bennett Henry, painter, r. 32 Fourth Bennett Henry H., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Iowa, bet Solano and Mariposa Bennett H. W. Mrs., r. 215 Austin Bennett Ida Miss, labeller, r. E s Iowa, bet Solano and Mariposa Bennett James, bolt(-utter Pac. Rolling Mills, r.W b Kentuckv, bet Mariposa and Solano Beunett James, clerk Bennett Bros., r. 1931 Sutter Bennett James, seaman, r. Bay St. House Bennett James G., oiler P. C. SS. State of California, r. 571 Brvant Bennett Jay S., furniture mnfr, 556-566 Brannan, r. Alameda Bennett J. D., traveling agent, r. 363 Minna Bennett J. L., carpenter, 98 Eighth, r. Fair Oaks, nr Twenty-sixth Bennett John, r. 145 Fourth Bennett John, captain SS. Hylton Castle, office 620 East Bennett John, clerk John H. Boden & Co., r. 1015 Folsom Bennett John, hackman, r. 16 Bernice Bennett John, salesman Keane Bros., r. Alameda Bennett John, sausage mnfr, 1305 Powell 1 Bennett John D., carpenter, r. 1455 Minna SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ^'"TZV^^s^I.'^J^^.rcirAL'^^^l^il^^^^^^^^ BEN 227 BEN Bennett John R. (Bennett Brothers) r. 1931 Sutter Bennett John W., catcher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Bennett Joseph, seaman, r. 829 Pacific Bennett Joseph E., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W B Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Bennett Joseph M., clerk Levaggl, Barbieri & Co., r. 9 Freelon Bennett Joseph P., seaman, r. 406 Pacific Bennett Louisa H., widow, r. 9 Freelon Bennett M. A., r. Montgomery's Hotel Bennett Margaret A., widow, r. E s Iowa, bet Solano and Mariposa Bennett Martin J., stonecutter, r. .571 Bryant Bennett Mary, widow, r. 1325 Natoma Bennett Mary, widow, laundry, 559 Bryant Bennett Mary Miss, r. 636 Market Bennett Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 310 Stockton Bennett Maurice, laborer, r. 1604 Bush, rear Bennett Nathaniel (Bennett & Wigginton) r. 2425 Fil- bert Bennett Patrick, watchman, r. 571 Bryant Bennett Patrick Jr., gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. 571 Bry- ant Bennett Peter H., r. 610 Jones Bennett Philip, r. 326 Green Bennett Robert, barber Manuel Silva, r. 112 First Bennett Robert, carpenter J. V. Lawrence Bennett Robert E., tailor, r. Thoroughfare Hotel Bennett Robert H., warehouse (Hay wards, Alameda Co., Cal.) office 302 Davis, r. Fruit Vale Bennett Samuel, guard Fols >m Prison, r. 1336 Pacific Bennett Samuel, stock operator, r. 1426 Ellis Bennett Sanford, bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. Oakland Bennett Sarah, widow, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Bennett Stephen, teamster, cor Drumm and Washing- ton, r. 906 Filbert Bennett Susan, widow, r. NW cor Utah and Santa Clara Bennett Thomas, cook, r. 115 Oregon Bennett Thomas, physician, office 46 O'Farrell, r. 716 Pine Bennett Thomas, superintendent Keane Bros., r. 2214 Fillmore Bennett William, plumber and gasfitter, 1015 Clay Bennett William, physician, office and r. 145 Fourth Bennett William H., laundryman Mary Bennett, r. 559 Bryant Benuett William J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 42 Louisa Benuett W. P., driver Market St. RR., r. 223 Fifteenth Bennett &Frisbee (George W.Bennett and William B. Frisbee) piano mnt'rs, 728-730 Bryant Bennett & Wigginton (Nathaniel Bennett and P. D. Wigginton) attorneys at law, 330 Pine S^ Bennett. See Benuet Benney John, solicitor Singer Mnfg Co., r. 59 Minna Benning Anton, clerk J. Witt, r. 136}^ Shipley BenningJohn, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiuery, r. 225 Langton Benning Thomas, stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 8 Drury Lane Benning William, stovemounter, r. 8 Drury Lane 8^" Benning. See Bening Bennink Adrian W., compositor H. S. Crocket & Co., r. 729 California Benoit Amedee J., compositor Courrier de S. F., r. 16 Montgomery Av Benoist William B., compositor Examiner, r. 414 Post Benonate , fish dealer, r. 220 Montgomery Av Benrimo Joseph, stock broker, r. 1513 M Market Benrimo M. A., bookkeeper, r. 2922 Clay Benschutz Otto Z., soap maker, r. 277 Minna Bensen Conrad, groceries and liquors, 1501 Buchanan Bensen Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth and Bryant 8^ Bensen. See Benson Bensenhofer David, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Bensinger Daniel, baker O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 2109 Howard Bensley John Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel Bensou Alanson (Beadle & Co.) r. Oakland Benson A., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Benson Andrew, longshoreman, r. W a Prlngle Court, ur Greenwich Benson Andrew S., mate schr Annie Harley, r. 225 Drumm Benson Annie, widow, r. 251 Minna Benson Andrew W., tailor, r. 218 O'Farrell Benson Annie E. Miss, assistant Noe «nd Temple St. Primary' School, r. 2710 Howard Benson Anthony, laborer, r. 138 Silver Benson Benjamin C, pilot stmt Mary Garratt Benson Benjamin F. M., bookkeeper Boca Brewing Co., r. 700 California Benson Botilda, domestic 2315 California Benson Brown, seaman, r. 5 Washington Benson Building, NE cor Pine and Leidesdorflf Benson Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Benson Emanuel, driver Luther J. Ewell, r. 1135 Treat Av Benson Franklin R., storekeeper P. M. SS. Gaelic. r. 2710 Howard Benson G., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Benson H. C, second lieutenant Battery A, let Artil- lery U. 8. A., Alcatraz Island Benson Janieg, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, office 20 Montgomery, r. 2710 Howard Benson James A., r. 310 Eighth Benson James E. R., printer, r. 2710 Howard Benson Johanna, groceries, 51 Brady Benson John, capitalist, r. 803 Stockton Benson John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Ws Mich- igan, bet Shasta and Napa Benson John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. SE cor Clay and Powell Benson Joiin A., surveyor and civil engineer, 507 Montgomery, r. Seminary Park, Oakland Benson Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Benson Kate Mrs., varieties and bakery, SE cor Clay and Powell Benson Lucy, widow, r. 411 Powell Benson Martin, coachman, SE cor Pine and Mason Benson Martin, seaman, r. 12 Washington Benson Minnie Miss, r. 1145 Mission Benson Ole, ship carpenter, r. 135 Perry Benson Olof, seaman, r. 12 Washington Benson P., driver Market St. RR. Benson Richard, boatman, r. 1142 Pacific Benson Samuel H., foreman boilermaker S. P. RR., r. 37 Hoff Av Benson Simon J., master mariner, r. 925 Jones Benson S. J. Mrs., cloakmaker, 1105 Pine, r. 925 Jones Benson Thomas A., stock clerk Banner Bros., r. 204 J^ Eddy Benson Walter, seaman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 109 Val- lejo Benson William, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. Gercke's Hotel Benson William F., surveyor, r. 522^ Shotwell Benson William H., helper W. G. Bradshaw, r. 521}^ Valencia Benson William H., with Bancroft Library, r. 33 Powell Av, B. H. 13^" Benson. See Bensen Bent Edward F. (E. F. Bent & Co.) r. 801 Leaven- worth Bent E. P. «Sc Co. (Edward F. Bent and Lewis W. McGlauflin) grain commission merchants, 18 California Bent John T., bookkeeper Mission Rock Dock and Warehouse, r. 510 Franklin Bent Peter S., seaman, r. 605 Broadway Bent Robert T., i^erk, r. 510 Franklin Bent Silas E., cafcrlagemaker Carvill Mnfg Co., r. 22 Turk • > ' ■ '■ 8^ Bent. Sfee Bendt Beutack H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Benter Henry, fringemater Auerbach & Thompson, r. Oakland Bentfeldt George, cook Adolpji Beth, r. 40 Silver Bentfleld Conrad B., master nia'P3iper,r. 12 Liberty Bentham Harry, liquor saloon, -588 Market, r. A.W&- rado, bet Guerrero and Valeiic'i^ Bentham Henry, laborer, r. Harmony Hotel Bentham William, cigars and tobacco, 538 Market, r. Alvarado, bet Guerrero and Valencia Bentjon John, deckhand P. C. SS. George W. Elder Bentley Frank S., clerk Cunningham, Curtis s & Welch, r. Oakland Bentley R. R., engineer, r. 902 Montgomery Bentley William F., painter, r. 127 Montgomery Bentley William B. (William R. Bentley & Co.) r. Oakland Bentley William R. & Co. (William R. Bentley) mnfrs sole agents Star Mixed Paint, 116 Front Benton Angus, carpenter, r. 108 Hermann TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO.,509,511 Market si ¥?SS^SnagpSM?TSS?Jp^ WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: JOHN WIWIHORE, OflOce 133 Np«ar Street. Yard*: 12U to 147 Npear St., and 26, 28 Howard HU. BEN 228 BER Benton Charles B., compositor, r. 405 Polk Benton Charles J., conductor Cal. St. RE., r. 1519 Larkln Benton Charles L., clerk F. N. Woods & Co., r. 710 Cal- ifornia Benton Consolidated Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) 'William H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-C Benton Edward, conductor, r. 1207 Steiner Benton Millard, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 3 Dale PI Benvenuti Germano, butcher S. Di Vecchio, r. 301 Hayes Benvenuti Pietro. Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Benz J., machinist William T. Gnrratt Benz John C, salesman J. H. Kessing, r. 723 Vallejo Benze Abraham, laborer, r. 8G9 Market Benzenhofer David, baker F. Pharion, r. 630 Grove Beppler David, miller Yolo Mills, r. 1822 Stockton Beppler Frederick D.. machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 103 Eighth Beppler John, butcher, r. 1516 Dupont Bequette Derville, millwright r. S s Fifteenth, bet Castro and Noe Bera Antonia Mrs., r. 314 Fifth Beracco Vincent, clerk, r. 903 Twentieth Beran Adolph, shoemaker, r. 1402 J4 Powell Beran Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 922 Folsom Beran Frank, shoemaker, 1001 Pacific Beran John G., compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 922J4 Folsom Beran W. J., r. 951 Howard Berard Alfred, French laundry, 2206 Fillmore Berard Edward, furnished rooms, 1403 Stockton Beraud Brothers (Philip and Andrew) bakery, 420 Jackson Beraud Andrew (Beraud Brothers) r. 420 Jackson Berard Philip (Beraud Brothers) r. 420 Jackson Berblinger Franz, waiter O. E. and N. SS. Columbia Berbora Giovanni N. (G. N. Berbora & Co.) r. 809 Jackson Berbora G. N. & Co., (Giovanni N. and Nicolo Q. Berbora), cofl'ee saloon, 624 Kearny Berbora Nicolo G., (G. N. Berbora & Co) r. 809 Jack- son Berce Leon, bartender, r. 1023 Stockton Berch Abraham, tailor, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace Berck Isaac, expressman, SW cor Sansome and Jack- son, r. 405)^ Grove •^ Berck. See Berk, Bourke, and Burke BercoTich Peter, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo Bercowitz Simon, shoemaker, 634 Pacific Berdan Frank C, weigher coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 433 McAllister Berdan M. B., r. Abbotsford House Berdan Kelson L., civil engineer, r. 18 Mason Berel Jacob, merchant, r. 1806 Stockton Berenz A. & Son (Adolph and Adolph Jr.) boots and shoes, 140 Montgomery Berenz Adolph (A. Berenz & Son) r. 921 Sacramento Berenz Adolph Jr. (A. Berenz & Son) r. 921 Sacra- mento Beresford Hotel, William Chamberlln proprietor, NW cor Bush and Stockton Beresford John, caterer Eiiss House Beresford Matthew, watchman, r. 1028 Market Beretta A. & Co. (Angelo Beretta and Joseph Bulotte) groceries. 2201 Steiner Beretta Angelo (A. Beretta & Co.) r. 2201 Steiner Beretta Federico, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 O'Farrell Beretta Giorgio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Beretta J. A., clerk N. Giamboni & Co., r. 210 Hyde Beretta John, junk, r. 445 Tehama Beretta John, machinist, r. 9ii0 Nineteenth Beretta Pietro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Bejg Adolph, registry clerk Post Cflace, r. 1908 Stock- ton Berg Andrew, seaman, r. 218 Drnmm Berg Anton, clerk George A. Ammerup, r. 12 Mary Berg Antonio, barge pilot, r. 1C0J« Jackson Berg August, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Berg C. F. Mrs., bakery, 428 Grove Berg Charles, seaman, r. 263 East Berg Charles, ship carpenter, r. 205 Second Berg Charles G. F., surgical instrument maker Hat- teroth & Euss, r. 260 Tehama Berg Ed. E., porter Le Count Bros., r. 633 Sacramento Berg Erasmus, laborer, r. 177 Clara Berg Eric, seaman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 609 Jii Howard Berg Frederick R., bookkeeper Gutte & Frank, r. 611 Taylor Berg George C. teamster Capitol Mills, r. 21 Erie Berg Henry, seaman barkentine Marion, r. SW cor Center and Kentucky Berg John, baker Eobert Stein, r. 1135 Folsom Berg John A., clerk Peter A. Swansey, r. 38 Bitch Berg Julius, shoemaker, r. 1 Chatham PI Berg Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Berg Peter A., molder .Etna Iron Works, r. 1016 Pa- cific Berg Richard, baker Eobert Stein, r. 1137 Folsom Berg Eudolph E., clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 611 Tay- lor fl^ Berg. See Berge and Bergh Bergaler Charles, barber Joseph Eyman, r. 131 Turk Berge Emil, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. Alameda Berge Easmus O., watchman, r. 1119 Montgomery Bergen Adrian (A. Galli & Co.) r. 816 California Bergen Alexander, bookkeeper A. Galli & Co., r. 816 California Bergen James, machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 24 Euss Bergen William, r. 508 Sixteenth 1^" Bergen. See Bergin and Burgin Bergenholtz C. A., porter Albert Mau & Co., r. Phila- delphia House Berger Christian G., druggist, SE cor Union and Lar- kin Berger Gabriel, builder, r. Ill Franklin Berger Helen Mrs., r. 411 Post Berger Henry, r. 536 Ellis Berger Henry, pantryman Malson Dor^e, r. 533 Sacra- mento Rerger Henry J., painter, r. Lindell House Berger John, laborer Nelson C. Walton, r. 219 Mission Berger John P., liquor saloon, 507 Pine, r. 422 Bush Berger Julius (Edward Cohn & Co.) r. 209 Dupont Berger Louis, stockbroker, r. 256 Eighth Berger Rosa Mrs., confectionery, 422 Bush t^ Berger. See Burger Bergerole Louis E., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 273 Jessie Bergerot Ellen L., teacher music, r. 6135^ Stockton Bergerot Jean, teacher French Academy, r. 613J4 Stockton Bergerot John A. (Bergerot & Lacoste) r. NE cor Kan- sas and Center Bergerot & Lacoste rJohn A. Bergerot and Thomas Lacoste) gardeners, NE cor Kansas and Center Berges Michael, laborer, r. 430 Brannan Berges Nicholas, policeman, r. 39 Lafayette Berges P., r. 2325 Pine Berges Peter, vegetables, 22 Colombo Market Berges Peter B. (Frapolli, Berges & Co.) r. 1911 La- guna IfiT Berges. See Bergez, Burges and Burgess Bergevin Nelson L., salesman Kelly & Gilchrist, r. 1230 3« Folsom Bergevin Peter, teamster, r. 61 Federal Bergez John, proprietor Bergez's Eestanraut, 332- 334 Pine, r. 1428 Jackson Bergez John P., chief cook John Bergez Berg^ez's Restaurant, John Bergez proprietor, 332-334 Pine Bergfeld Eobert, carpenter, r. 1534 Dolores Berggren August, Consul Sweden and Norway, 406 Montgomery, r. Lick House Berggren A. W., r. 1406 Ji Stockton Bergh Conrad, laborer, r. 2 Varennes, rear Bergh Herman J., carpenter, r. 1211 Folsom, rear Berghauser Marget, widow, r. 1319 Mason Bergin J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Polk Bergin John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 37 Minna Bergin John, laborer S. P. RE., r. E s Kansas, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara Bergin Michael, attorney at law, 79 Montgomery Block Bergin Michael W., grocer. 720 Harrison Bergin Patrick, grocer, r. 212 Eighth Bergin Thomas I. (McAllister & Bergin) attorney at law, 38-39 Nevada Block, r. 2032 Jackson B^Bergin. See Bergen and Burgin Birgion Manuel, machinist, r. 1400 Mluna Bergion William F., barber, r. 1460 Minna Berglund Andrtw, tailor, r. 1310 Jackson Berglund Charles, machinist Pac Rolling Mills, r. 923>« Harrison Berglund Hans, carpenter, r. 38 Perry LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all Its branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA iSRANDE LAUNDRY OOU]> UrORK. LOW PRICES. OFFICE, 64S 9IARKET STREET. BEE 229 BER Berglund Nels, boots and shoes, 518J^ Geary, r. 3 Raphael PI Bergman Alexander, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn., 413 Sutter Bergman Gustave, seaman, r. 21 Hinckley Bergman Louise Mies, cloak and dressmaker, 1226 Pine Bergman Samuel, butcher Mark Strouse & Co., r. 506 Jessie Bergmann Abraham, candy maker Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r. 1435 O'Farrell Bergmann August, teacher First School of the German Union, r. 113 Turk Bergmann Henry, shoemaker Henry Thummler, r. 753 Folsom Bergmann Jacob (Davis Brothers, Toklas & Co.), r. 1603 Gough Bergmann Joseph L., musician, r. 1515 Post Bergmann Nathan J., candy maker Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r. 1435 O'Farrell Bergner Charles F., clerk, r. 131 Turk Bergner James, locksmith James D. Davidson, r. 131 Turk Bergold Charles V., waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 5 Cottage PI Bergold T., cloakmaker D. Samuels, r. 108 Stockton Bergquist E. N., laborer, r. 46 Steuart Bergschicker Wilhelm, brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 628 Broadway Bergsen Charles, boxmaker Wempe Bros., r. 704 Powell Bergsen Frank, with Cubery & Co., r. 704 Powell Bergson Elo, blacksmith, r. 312 Fulton Bergson Emma L. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Primary St'hool, r. 312 Fulton Bergson Ole, carpenter, r. 312 Fulton Bergson Oscar, moider S. F. Brasb Works, r. 312 Ful- ton Bergstein Marian, widow, r. 1439 Pine Bergstein Sigmund, clerk, r. 1439 Pine Bergstrom John, church organ builder, W b Mission, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth, r. Califor- nia Av, bet Virginia and Esmeralda Avs Bergstrom S. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Bergue Joseph, butcher, r. St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo Bering James E., teacher music, r. 821 Filbert Bering John P., salesman Justinian Oaire, r. 511 Lom- bard Beringer Emil, moider Savage & Sons, r. 417 Katoma Berion Emanuel, clerk, r. 922 J4 Folsom Beritzhoflf Alexander C., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 121 Fulton Beritzhoff John A., clerk bank and official dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 121 Fulton Berjeson Edward, tailor J. Lancaster & Co., r. 651 )$ Minna Berk Morris G., cigar dealer, r. 700 California Berke Louis, cook Corcoran & Sheridan, r. 46 Steuart Berkeley BraiicU Railroad, W. V. Huntington secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townaend, room 1 Berkeley Express, J. E. Boyd proptr, 717 Montgomery and Berkeley Ferry Berkeley Ferry Wharf, E s East, bet Washington and Jackson Berkenhazer F., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Berkhard Christina Mrs., varieties, 1117 Folsom Berkhard Louis, r. 1117 Folsom Berkholm C. C, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter Berkholm H. H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter Berkhout Jacob, bricklayer American Sugar Refinery, r. 2128 Stockton Berkhout Nicholas, steward bktn Webfoot Berkhout Peter, tinsmith Hoffmann & Ernst, r. 2118 Stockton Berkley Mary A., widow, r. 21 Caroline Berkovich G., upholsterer, 4 Golden Gate Av Berkowitz Meyer, cloakmaker, r. 414 J^ Shipley Berkowitz Morris, musician, r. 1833 Howard Berkowitz Simon, shoemaker, r. 534 Pacific Berl Harry, broker, r. 1313 California Berlack Maurice, clerk Walter Harris, r. 4 Central PI Berlin Axel L., cook, r. 108 Steuart Berlin PredericK A. , attorney at law, 420 Mont- gomery, rooms 29-30, r. 1237 Stockton Berlin Jacob, baker, r. 1523 Mission Berlin Peter, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Berlin Simon, clerk Hebrew Observer, r. 23 Fell Berlin William, longshoreman, r. 31 Erie Berliner Charles, tailor, r. 461 Jessie Berlini'r E., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Berliner Herman A., merchant, r. 134 McAllister Berliner Isadore A., tailor, 33 Eddy, r. 461 Jessie Berlinger Jacob, cigarmaker, r. 1707^ Jones Berloggi Giuseppe, Swiss Mutual Ben, Soc, 627 Com- mercial Berlowitz William, salesman A. Mayfield, r. 921 Market Berly Solomon, gardener, r. 512 Bush Bermingham Bridget, widow, r. 130 Eleventh Bermingham Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 311 Sutter Berminghaip de Lorenzo, r. 400 Geary Bermingham John, policeman, r. 340 Eighteenth Berming'liain John, agent California and Mexi- can Steamship Line, 10 Market, r. 611 Chestnut Bermingham Thomas I., haruessmaker, r. 130 Elev- enth O^Bermingham. See Birmingham Berna Frederick, deputy Assessor, r. 411 Brannan Bernal G. R. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Seventeenth and Church Bernal Heights Primary School, Philip Prior princi- pal, Cortland Av, nr Moultrie Bernal John, dishwasher E. L. Cotta, r. 818 Jackson Bernal Jose C, assistant bookkeeper L. J. Ruffino & Co., r. SE cor Seventeenth and Church Bernard Bernard, upholsterer, r. 215 Seventh Bernard C. Mrs., confectionery, 614 }« Post Bernard Charles (Bernard & Mantell) r. 312 Oak Bernard Charles, dental student Isidor Sanger, r. 121 Powell Bernard Charles, seaman, r. 10014 Jackson Bernard Charles A., house and sign painter, 629 Mer- chant, r. 831 Bush Bernard Florence, expressman, 213 Jackson, r. 108 Lily Av Bernard Francis, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny, r. 1515 Hyde Bernard G. F., clerk, r. 28 Rincon PI Bernard Gustave, salesman U. Simon, Sons & Cook, r. 2914 Sixteenth Bernard Harris, barber, 821 Market, r. 22 Mary Bernard Henry, mate schr Argonaut, r. 30 Clay Bernard Ida L. Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary School, r. 1515 Hyde Bernard Isaac, crockery, 2914 Sixteenth Bernard James C, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r. 1220 Hampshire Bernard Jane, widow, r. 863 Folsom Bernard John, laundryman, r. 115 Jasper PI Bernard John, master mariner, r. 11 Oak Grove Av Bernard John, seaman, r. lOOM Jackson Bernard John F., bookkeeper Pac. Soda Co., r. 11 Oak Grove Av Bernard John F., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 28 Rin- con PI Bernard John L., porter Capitol Mills, r. 736 Jj Clem- entina Bernard Joseph F., fireman, r. 1403 Mason Bernard Jules (Bernard & Pouzadoux) r. 325 J4 Geary Bernard Lemuel H., bookkeeper S. F. Candle Co., r. 1007 Twenty-first Bernard Louis, hatter, r. 6143^ Post Bernard Manuel, milker Frederick Miller, r. NE cor Cole and Carl Bernard Michael D.. leather inspector Main & Win- chester, r. 1220 Hampshire Bernard Michael D. Jr., clerk leather dept Main & Winchester, r. 1220 Hampshire Bernard Nazaire. agent, r. 1220 Hampshire Bernard Richard, engineer, r. 105 Ninth Bernard Thomas G., contractor, r. 32 Rincon PI Bernard Walter, bartender Cope & Brooks, r. 405 Kearny Bernard William J., bookkeeper, r. 11 Oak Grove Av Bernard «S£ Mantell (Charles Bernard and Ferdi- nand Mantell) cofioeand spice mills, 707-709 San- some Bernard <& Pouzadoux (Jules Bernard and Louis Pouzadoux) furniture and carpets, 312 Sut- ter 0^" Bernard. See Barnard, Benard and Bernhard *Bernardelli Andrea, liquor saloon, 500 Broadway, r. 331 Broadway Bernard! Francis, cook V. Bigne & Co., r. 10 Pollard PI Bernardini Antonio, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush IHTEEIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO.. 615 MarM St. H IWCKI.EY. SPIERS * HAYES, FVI.TON IROX -n'ORKS. 213 Fremont Street, 9l4^uractur«rfi or KOCK BREAKERS, RETORTS anil ROASTINO FITRNACES^ BEE 230 BEE 50 U u ss I 35 © o o Bernardo Colombo, r. 605 Broadway Bernardo Joseph, fireman Union Box Factory, r. 1403 Mason Berndt William, fireman Pac. Bietilling Co., r. cor I'illmore and Greenwich Bernert Ferdinand, waiter, r. 1009 Stockton Beruert John, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. 229 Jessie Bernes Louis, cook William H. Johnson, r. 24 Howard Bernetat George H., cabinetmaker West Coast Furni- tiire Co., r. 978 Harrison Bernhamer Harry .restaurant, 504 Market and 5 Sutter, r. 949 Mission Bernliard Bernliard, proprietor baths and hair dressing saloon Palace Hotel, r. 215 Prospect PI Bernhard Charles, r. Hotel Khein Bernhard George Jr., liquor saloon, 8W cor Summer and Spring, r. 15 Twenty-second Bernhard George J., r. 1129 Turk Bernhard Henry, laborer National Flour Mills, r. 855 Folsom Bernhard Jacob, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 615 Natoma Bernhard John, barber, r. 631 Union Bernhard Joseph, stockbroker, 404 Montgomery, r. 1601 Post Bernhard Julius, laborer Pac. Distilling Co., r. cor Francisco and Fillmore Bernhard Margaret, widow, r. 1 August Alley Bernhard Monro, salesman Reichenberg& Co., r. 1015 Polk Bernhard Peter D., foreman B. Bernhard, r. 215 Pros- pect PI Bernhard Bobert, ship and freight broker, 40 Califor- nia, r. 1553 Eighth, Oakland Bernhard Samuel, laborer, r. 319 Union Bernhardt A., laborer Cal. Glass Works Bernhardt B. E. Mrs., r. 726 Bush Bernhardt Frederick, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 501 Brannan Bernhardt Peter, seaman, r. 318 Drumm B^" Bernhardt. See Barnard. Benard and Bernard Bernieri John, teamster, r. 1015 Washington Bernou Jean (Bernou & Aehin) r. 409 Fourth Bernou & Achln (Jean Bernou and Auguste Achin) laundry, 635 Third Bernstein A., peddler, r. 55 Minna Bernstein Abraham, oyster saloon, 1140 Market, r. 233 Golden Gate Av Bernstein Abram, peddler, r. 156 Shipley Bernstein Alexander, waiter A. Bernstein, r. 233 Gol- den Gate Av Bernstein Charles, r. 1546 California Bernstein Charles, salesman G. W.Clarke & Co., r. 855 Market Bernstein David, tailor, 729 Folsom Bernstein Elias, furniture, 1942 Mission, r. 1765 How- ard Bernstein George, manager A. Bernstein, r. 233 Gol- den Gate Av Bernstein Her.ry, baker, 410 Sixth Bernstein Hermann, tailor, 228 Fourth, r. 791 Mission Bernstein Hyman, junk dealer, r. 219 Ninth Bernstein J., with Louis Bernstein, r. 474 Jessie Bernstein Joseph, clerk, r. 219 Ninth Bernstein Julius C, speculator, r. 517 Linden Av Bernstein Lena Miss, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 520 Jessie Bernstein Louis, r. 18 M Harriet Bernstein Louis (Bernstein & Co.) r. 321 Powell Bernstein Louis, oil stoves and heaters, 935 Market, r. 33 Buss Bernstein Louis Jr., salesman J. Wisluzil, r. 33 Russ Bernstein Max, clerk Frederick C. Keil, r. 520 Jessie Bernstein Moritz. clerk, r. 1019 Golden Gate Av Bernstein Morris A., furniture dealer, r. 4 Jacoby PI Bernstein Oscar, clerk subscription dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co.. r. 233 Golden Gate Av Bernstein Philip, butcher George Werner, r. 19 John Bernstein Philip Jr., porter Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen. r. 19 John Bernstein Rebecca, widow, r. 520 Jessie Bernstein Rosa Miss, seamstress, r. 520 Jessie Bernstein Samuel (Dixon, BerDstein & Co.) r. 520 Jessie Bernstein Samuel, tailor, r. 407 Mason Bernstein Sarah Miss, saleslady E. Mansbach & Co., r. 791 Mission Bernstein Signiund, traveling agent Louis Sloss & Co., r. 18M Harriet Bernstein Solomon, fancy dry goods, 38 Fourth, r. 321 Powell Bernstein Solomon, iron dealer, r. 219 Ninth Bernstein & Co. (Louis Bernstein and A. C. Rosen- dale) jewelry and fancy articles, 902 Market Bernzott Frank, r. 628 Grove Bernzott Michael, cooper, r. 36 Sacramento Berolzhime Joseph, cashier Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1507 Devisadero Beronio Antonio, bricklayer American Sugar Refinery, r. 337 Union Beronio Augustino (Beronio & Zofo) r. 143C Califor- nia Beronio F., bricklayer American Sugar Refinery, r. 337 Union Beronio Gaetano, proptr Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome Beronio Peter, bookkeeper Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome Beronio Peter Jr., clerk, r. 818 Sansome Beronio Tomasso, r. 621 Broadway Beronio & Zofo (Aiigustino Beronio and John Zofo) fruits and vegetables, 1436 California Berre Thunen, laundry, 341 Third Berren John, laborer, r. 44 Quinn Berretta Guglielmo (Catania & Berretta) r. Oakland Berrian Augustus, carpenter, r. 257 Fourth Berrill Joseph B., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 142 Seventh Berrill William, patternmaker, r. 142 Seventh Berriman John, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 1003 Powell Berroa Espiridion, cigar dealer, r. 443 Green Berry Albert A., engineer, r. Empire Lodgings Berry Charles, driver, r. 555 Stevenson Berry Dora D., widow, dressmaker, r. 750 Howard Berry Edward, r. 1401 Powell Berry Edward T., teamster Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 434 Chestnut Berry Edward W., helper melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Berry Edwin W., foreman Spirit of the Times, r. 435 Minna Berry Eliza L., widow, furnished rooms, 824 Mission Berry Enoch, carpenter, r. 2 Potter Berry Frank L., coal passer P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 37 South Park Berry Freedom S., suspendermaker D. H. Mathes, r. 1018 Leavenworth Berry Freedom S. Jr., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1903 Hyde Berry Fulton N., special agent Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co., r. 2212 Howard Berry George H., painter and whitener, 1001 Howard, r. 30 Erie teamster George B. Knowles &,Son widow, candies, 128 Kearny , captain P. M. SS-City of Peking, r. r. 5183« Berry George W. Berry G. M. Mrs Berry Gordan G. 515 Webster Berry James, ship carpenter, r. 26 HamiJton PI Berry James L., livery stable, 552 Bryant, r. 554 Bry ant Berry J. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Montgomery Berry John (Griswold & Berry) r. 200 Fifth Berry John, laborer, r. 220 Pacific Berry John, laborer, r. 802 Jackson Berry Julia Mrs., seamstress, r. 256 Eighth Berry Louisa, bakery, 534 Valencia Berry Lucihda K., widow, r. 618 Jessie Berry Lucretia, widow, r. 1419 Taylor Berry Manuel J., clerk Armes & Dallam Montgomery Av Berry Mary, widow, r. 13 Hinckley Berry Nicholas B., compositor, r. 618 Jessie Berry Peter, baker, r. 625 Clay Berry Peter, fisherman, r. 12 Washington Berry Richard, miner, r. 427 Filbert Berry Robert, ropemaker, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Guer- rero and Dolores Berry Thomas, carjienter Cal. Mill, r. 567 Howard Berry Thomas, waiter The Baldwin, r. 32 Second Berry Thomas, watchman, r. NE cor Harrison and Spear Berry Thomas H., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 746 Capp Berry Washiufiton, post truder. Angel Island Berry W. F.. clerk Nevada Bank, r. Beresford Hotel Berry William, steward, r. 417 Bush Berry 6 Liberty Bhaen Thomas, soapmaker, r. Franconia Hotel Biagi Biagio, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Biagl C, milkman, r. SE cor Columbia and Twentieth Biagl Carlo (Carlo Biagi & Co.) r. 11 Broadway Biagi Carlo & Co. (Carlo Biagi) boarding stable, 11-13 Broadway Biaiifi D. 6iCo, (Domenico Biagi) fruit and produce commission, 520 Sansome Biagi Doraenico (D. Biagi & Co.) r. 108 Geary Biagi Jean, mufr plaster statuary, 15 Bannam PI, r. 1337 Dupout Biagiui Achili. Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Biagiti Casimiro. Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWELRY and WATCHES I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY tTASHINO CAIil.F.I> FOR A^Sn DKY.IVClRKn. OFFK-Jt:, 648 BIARKKT STREET. BIA 233 BIG Biagini Florindo, r. 15 Prospect Biagini Jacopo, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Biagini Lorenzo, wagonmaker C. Grosso, r. 31 Clark Biagini Pacifico, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Biagini Pietro, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Biagini Rafaele, ice cream maker, r. 118 Gilbert Biagioui Arico, statuary maker J. Biagi, r. 1337 Dupont Biancalana G., clerk Michelebimi & Co.,r. 540 Fulton Biancalaua Leonildo, r. 11 Broadway Biancalana Matteo, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Bianchi Amerigo, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Biauchi Angelo, tailor, r. 11 Bannam PI Bianchi Angelo, stonecutter, r. 427 Seventh Bianchi Carlo D. (L. J. Eufflno & Co.) r. 427 Sev- enth Bianchi Eugenic, teacher vocal music, r. 765 Market Bianchi Giovanni, fisherman, r. 2 Kohler PI Bianchi Giuseppe, macaronimaker, r. 621 Broadway Bianchi Guerino, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Bianchi Luigi, coal oil, lamps, etc., 300 Montgomery Av., r. 511 Dupont Bianchi Martin, milk ranch, r. S s Sumatra, bet Poto- mac and San Joaquin Bianchi Pietro, foreman L. J. Buffino & Co., r. 418 Seventh Bianchini Virgilio, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Bianchini Dominico, peddler, r. 135 Langton Bianchini Michael A., clerk Samuel P. Soule, r. 804 Jackson Biarnes A. Mme., laundry, 918 Larkin Biart Henry G., jeweler George C.Shreve&Co.,r. 2055 Sixteenth Bibb A. H. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Grammar School, r. 2505 Washington Bibb Daudridge H., salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 31 Grand Av Bibb George H., mining, r. 31 Grand Av Bibbero David, salesman, r. 927 J^ Post Bibbins George W., mining, r. 1811 Steiner Bibbins Tracv E., papercarrier Examiner and Post, r. 1233 Pacific Bibbins Tracy L., mining agent, r. 1233 Pacific Bibblee William, sawyer A.Waldstein, r. 2014>4 Stock- ton Bibby Augusta M. Mrs. (T. Henry Asche & Co.) r. San Bafael Bibeau Philomena, widow, r. SE cor Eugenia and Mission Bibend Ferdinand, machinist, r. 612 California Biber Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, 311 Sutter Biber F. M., physician, r. 626 California Bibergall Jacob, peddler, r. 825 Pacific Bibergall Sarah Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 825 Pa- cific Bible Trntb. Depot, Charles Montgomery proptr, 640 Clay Bibo Samuel (Weitz & Bibo) r. 2011 Fillmore Bichard Charles N., bookkeeper Nicholas Bichard, r. 23 South Park Bichard Nicholas, wholesale coal dealer, 16-18 Howard, r. 365 First Bicina Nicholas, laborer C. P. RR. Bick Frank, driver Market St. RR., r.l434 Turk Bick Robert, upholsterer. 211 Ellis, r. 213 Ellis Bicke Hyman, r. 875 Shotwell Bicke Louis, r. 875 Shotwell Bicke Mary, widow, r. 875 Shotwell Bickel Madeline, widow, r. 28 Haight Bickerstafif Joseph, nutmaker Pac Rolling Mills, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Bickford Chauncey. peddler, r. NW cor Carolina and Alameda Bickford Clarence E., clerk R. Hochkofler, r. 524 Jones Bickford John, laborer Commercial Soap Co., r. NW cor Carolina and Alameda Bickmore George, carpenter, r. 5 Burcham PI Bicknell Clifford N., fireman Clay St. KR. Bicknell F., shoemaker, r. 212 Second Bicknell James, r. cor Union and Larkin Biconso Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Biddick Ann, widow, r. 21 Rausch, rear Biddick James, carpenter, r. 21 Rausch, rear Biddle P.,/. Commercial Hotel Biddlecom George A., barber, r. 631 Sacramento Biddolph Edward, clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. 6 Verona Biddolph James, collector, r. 6 Vernon Bidinger Charles, barber, r. 2 Jackson PI Bidinger Edward G., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 724 Mission Bidlack William W., physician, office and r. 146 Fourth Bidleman Enoch G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r. The Baldwin Bidleman William A., clerk, r. 211 Thirteenth Bidot Jean, laundryman, r. 325 Twenty-second Bidwell John E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 514 Guerrero Bidwell Richard, policeman, r. Lick House Biebesbeimer Peter, barrel washer S. F. Stock Brew- ery, r. 8 Vandewater Biedenbach August, liquor saloon, 210 Leidesdorfi, r. 140 Silver Bledenholz Peter, waiter Sanders' Hotel, 823 Battery Biedermann H. J., brakesman C. P. RR., r. 421 Fourth Biedermann Louis, cook, r. 625 Stevenson Biedert Albert, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Bieghle George W., collector Schlueter & Volberg, r. 509 Jones Biehl Herman, r. 127 Jackson Bielawski Casimir, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gener- al's Office, r. 2324 California Bieleck Adam, tailor, r. 1007 Harrison Bieleck Qermena Mrs., midwife, r. 1007 Harrison Bielenberg Herman, butcher J. J. Mahlstedt, r. 322 Folsom Bielenberg Peter H., groceries and liquors, 31 Te- hama Bieler Adolph, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI Bielski Max, bookkeeper, r. 629 Grove Bieu (Scandinavian illustrated weekly) Isaac Diet- richson publisher, 409 Washington Bien Abraham J., locksmith, r. 1216 Pierce Bien Joseph, locksmith, 412 Commercial, r. 1216 Pierce Bien Louis, salesman Weil Bros, k Co., r. 1417 Cali- fornia BS~ Bien. See Bean Bienenfeld Bernard, civil engineer, r. 1015 Larkin Bienenfeld Elias, dry goods, 1015 Larkin Bienenfeld Herman, clerk, r. 1015 Larkin Bier William, blacksmith Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 417 J4 Clementina Bierbrauer Charles F., bookkeeper Wieland Bros., r. 1205 Folsum Bierbrauer George J., clerk K. Meussdorflfer, r. 1205 Folsom Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker, 1205 Folsom Bierce Albert S., sweepcellar operative melter and refiner's d'ept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Bierce Ambrose G., editor S. F. Illustrated Wasp, r. Oakland Bierhoff , r. 16 Taylor Bierhoif Samuel, merchant, r. 535 }4 O'Farrell Biermanu August, baker, r. 112 Fourth Bieriuann Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific Biers Charles H., cabinetmaker, r. 26 Clementina Bierschwale Charles, cabinetmaker, r. Guadaloupe, bet Susquehanna and St. John Biesda Frederick, clerk, r. 331 Montgomery Blester Wilhelm, cook, r. 700 Front Biesterfeld Lorenz, laborer, r. French Hospital Biesterfeldt Frank, bartender H. D. Haase, r. NE cor Main and Bryant Bifeldt August, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Big Prize Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.) William Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13 Bigaze Bartolomeo, laborer, r. 12 Union PI Bigazze Giovanni, peddler, r. 525 Green, rear Bigazze Louis A., agent Singer sewing machines, 328 Montgomery Av Bigbee Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 409 Brannan Bigelow Benjamin D., ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 1407 Church Bigelow Benjamin D. Jr., ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 1407 Church Bigelow Charles L. (Bigelow, Sims & Morris) r. 688 Twentieth Bigelow Charles P., bricklayer, r. 605 Dolores Bigelow Clara J. Mrs. , assistant Columbia Grammar School, r. 2408 Folsom Bigelow Cornelius, millwright, r. 210 Langton Bigelow Daniel, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 210 Langton Bigelow Daniel Jr., porter Tax Collector, r. 210 Lang- ton Bigelow Edwin, bricklayer, r. 529 Sacramento Bigelow Francis H., compositor Bulletin, r. 50}^ Zee Bigelow Henry D., journalist The Argonaut, r. Ala- meda G.W.CLARK k CO.ni»S.ee^!?P 645 MARKET ST. HINCKLEY3SPIERS& HAYES, rUI-TON IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont !«trcer. Agents for the celebrated I>£AN£ MTKAiTI PITAUPS. BIG 234 BIN Bigelow H. H., city agent Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 411 California, r. Ala- meda Bigelow John K., machinist, 10 Stevenson, r. 737 Market Bigelow Louis, driver City RR., r. 1807 Mission Bigelow Lyman M., machinist John K. Bigelow, r. 737 Market Bigelow Palmer, bookkeeper E. J. Bowen, r. 105 Stockton Blgelo-w Samuel C, president Central Railroad Co., and capitalist, 314 California, r. NW cor Mc- Allister and Steiner Bigelow Samuel F., attorney at law, r. Lick House Blg'elo'^v, Sims Jii Morrig (Charles L. Bigelow, J. Fletcher Sims andWillard B. Morris) proprie- tors Western Iron Works, 123-125 Beale Bigelow Susan H., Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar School, r. 1608 Polk Biggart John, shipwright Matthew Turner, r. 624 Fourth Bigger Alexander, waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific, r. 1808 Stevenson Bigger William H., deputy Sheriff, r. 26 Louisa Biggi Narciso, laborer, r. 1715 Leavenworth, rear Biggins James, expressman, SW cor Third and Steven- son, r. 101 Ji Mission Biggins John J., helper Fulton Iron Works, r. NE cor Stoneman and Tehama, B. H. Biggins Patrick, boarding, 630 Brannan Biggins Thomas, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 10 Berry Biggio Domenico (Mussante & Co.) r. 628 Broadway Biggio Giovanni, teamster, r. 14 Union PI Biggs David A., butcher, r. S s Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Biggs Edward E., bookkeeper, r. 509 Bush Biggs George W., tinsmith, r. 730J. George E. Stockton Billings E. P., r. 632 Howard Billings George A., superintendent Station A Post Office, 1309 Polk, r. 621 Eddy Billings George E. (Billiugs, Harbourne & Co.) r. 1612 Clay Billing:^, Harbonrne & Co. (George E. Billings and John W. Harbourne) books and stationery, 3 Montgomery Billiugs Henry, night clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, 902 Montgomery Billings Kate, widow, r. 55 Minna Billings M. Mrs., r. 532 Geary Billon Lena Miss, r. 1118 Folsom Bills Albert B., dentist, office 14 Geary, r. Oak- land Bills George A., dealer enlarged pictures, r. 1013 Mar- ket Bilse Adolph, clerk Phcenix and Home Insurance Go's r. 603 Hayes Bilty S. A. D., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1420 Powell Bilty Theodore G., mining, r. 1420 Powell Biltz Frederick R., piano tuner Zeno Mauvais, r. Oakland Bimmlere Moritz, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Bincent Delia Miss, nurse Pacific Dispensary Train- ing School, r. 223 Thirteenth Bindelli Caddeo, vegetable peddler, r. 608 Broadway, rear Binder Albert, Barber's Pro. Union, 312 Post Binder Charles, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 411 Fourth Bine Leon (Bine & Georges) r. 1012 Geary Bine Solomon, trimmings and fancy goods, 130 Kear- ny, r. 1006 Geary Bine & Georges (Leon Bine and Hippolyte Georges) merchant tailors, 119 Sutter Binet Joseph L, carpenter, r. 325 Fair Oaks Bing George, barber Hammam Baths, 11 Dunont Bing Plumeto M., waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific Binge Theodore C. D., surveyor J. A. Benson, r. 464 Minna Bingham Alexander, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 4.35 Pine Bingham Charles E., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 302 Fourth Bingham Daniel, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada Bingham Ellis, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada Bingham Frank, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., r. E s Bryant, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Bingham Henry (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 1808 Dupont Bingham J. F., chief engineer U. S. Coast Survey stmr Hassler Bingham Lindsley G., bookkeeper, r. 1714 Sacramento Bingham Thomas, hammerman Pac. Rolling Hills, r. E s Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada Bingham William F., mailing clerk Evening Post, r. 2C.35 Post Bingle William, policeman, r. 401 M Oak Biul Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Bini Luigi, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY '"'''^'"'Ir^^}^ JZH'^.^^!""'^ J. MACDONOUGH & CO. COKK, 41 Market. Street, corner Spear. BIN 235 BIS Bink Conrad, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 10 Board- man PI, rear Binnier Joseph, hog ranch, Ws MiBsion Road, nr Five Mile House Binning Charles, clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 105 Eighth Binning Herman, blacksmith, r. 105 Eighth Bios Dorotea, seamstress, r. 8 Pinkney PI Bique John, laundryman, r. 1419 Dupont, rear Bique Marie Mrs., laundry, 1419 Dupont l^~ Bique. See Bigue Birabent Eugene, baker, r. 1611 Powell Birabent Marc A., r. 724 Filbert Birbe Henry C, salesman, r. Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo Birch Clarence, r. 915)4 Market Birch Henry, stevedore Chase & Wolflf, r. 402 Vallejo Birch James H., miner, r. 704 California Birch John Jr., engineer, r. 11 Bryant Birch Joseph, butcher William G. Elliott, r. 2323 Webster Birch Lawrence (Burr & Co.) 34 Mission Market Birch Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Bore Birch Samuel, gardener, r. 424 Castro Birch Thomas J., clerk, r. 616 Filbert Birch Walter W., machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 1906 Laguna Birch William, bartender Edward Conolley, r. 439 Sixth Birch William A., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 913 Sacramento Birch William H., proprietor California Ma- chine Works, 119 Beale. r. 1906 Laguna B£F" Birch. SeeBurch Birchell Edward, r. 1601 Eddy Birchell Edward Mrs., fancy goods, 1601 Eddy Bird Annie F. Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 68 Clementina Bird Charles L. (Bird & Falls) r. 804 Jones Bird Edward, fireman tug .^tna, r. 524 Filbert Bird Eliza, r. 408 Harrison Bird Frank W., salesman West Coast Furniture Co., r. 2 Eighth Bird Henry, coachman 2220 Broadway Bird Howard, apprentice Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 908 Lombard Bird James Mrs., widow, r. 67 Clementina, rear Bird James, porter H. Levi k Co., r. 454 Jessie Bird James E., clerk Weil & Woodleaf, r. 160 Silver Bird John F., oiler P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 439 Clemen- tina Bird Joseph, painter S. P. RR., r. 504 Third Bird Laura Miss, nurse S. F. Female Hosisital, r. Clay Bird Lizzie, widow, cloakmaker, r. 408 Harrison Bird Mary, widow, r. 454 Jessie Bird Michael, apprentice, r. 67 Clementina, rear Bird Michael H., coal passer P. C. SS. Queen of Pacific Bird M. L., r. The Baldwin Bird Patrick, boxmaker, r. 439 Clementina Bird Patrick F., assistant bookkeeper C. Curtin, r. 717 Natoma Bird Richard, laborer C. P. RR., r. 29 Fargo PI Bird Robert S., watchmaker, r. 910 Powell Bird Samuel A., foreman John Utschig, r. 161 Clara Bird Susie A., r. 2015 Polk Bird Thomas, liquor saloon, 730 Washington Bird Thomas, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 454 Jessie Bird Walter F., teamster, r. 835 Mission Bird William, tailor, r. 70 Shipley Bird & Falls (Charles L. Bird and Stephen D. Falls) proprietors Quaker Restaurant, 33 Post l»" Bird. See Burd Birdsall Charles, tinsmith G. & E. Snook, r. 448J^ Third Birdsall David H., traveling agent Giant Powder Co., r.8H Harriet Birtlsall Elizabeth, widow, r. 824 Folsom Birdsall Eugene, r. 24 Moss Birdsall George, sergeant police, r. 320 Ritch Birdsall Luke W., foreman J. W. Morshead, r. 25 Washington Birdsall R. B. Miss, i.Sii Harriet Birdsall Samuel T., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery. room 19, r. 321 Ellis Birdsall Walter B., bookkeeper Marder, Luse & Co., v. 824 Folsom Birdsall William L., clerk C. F. Baesett & Co., r, 824 Folsom Birdsall Wyatt, r. 602 Stockton 806 the Birdsall Zephariah, wagon master Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 821 Green Birge Ftederick E., miner, r. 907 Bush Bii-ge James J., dentist, oflace and r. 313 Kearny 8^~ Birge. See Burge Birkmaier George L., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. Alameda Birmingham Delia, domestic 801 Van Ness Av Birmingham John, laborer, r. Chenery, nr Fair- mount Birmingham Margaret, widow, r. 341 McAllister B^" Birmingham. See Bermingham Birnbaum Abram, peddler, r. 348 Shipley Birnbaiim Herman B., clerk Charles P. Lolor, r. 220 Eddy Birnbaum Isaac, bookkeeper Feigenbavim & Co., r. 706 Ellis Birnbaum Louis, elevator man B. Nathan & Co., r. 348 Shipley Birnie Nellie Miss, carpet sewer William Ehrenpfort, r. 517 Post Birrell George, bookkeeper S. F. Tool Co., r. 105 Stockton Birth L. Henry, machine band Young, Thomson & Co., r. 807 Treat Av Bisagno Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 924 Pacific Bisagno Luigi, capitalist, r. 924 Pacific Bisagno Victor, clerk, r. 924 Pacific Bisari Jean B., dyer, r. 1129 Florida Bisazza Frank G., restaurant, 1304 Stockton Bisbee Dewitt F. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616 Geary Bisbee, Williams «& Co. (Dewitt F. Bisbee and John, Lewis, John J. and Benjamin Williams) mining and metallurgy, 32 Merchants' Exchange Bischoff Antone, r. NW cor Spear and Bryant Bischoflf Frederick, with Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co., r. 417 Third Bischoflf Henry (Rotger & Bischoflf) r. cor Ellis and Steiner Bischofll Henry, clerk Henry Brunjes, r. 432 Brannan Bischoff John A. (M. Betels & Co.) r. SE cor Main and Harrison Bischoflf William H.; restaurant, 715 )i Howard 0^" Bischoff. See Bishop Bischel Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 20M Fifth Biscou Benoit (Castagnet & Co.) r. 530 Merchant Bisen Annie, domestic NE cor Gough and Vallejo Bisenius Charles, liauor saloon, 921 Howard Bishop Annie Mrs., liquor saloon and boarding house, 1829 Mission Bishop Diincan M., printer, r. 607 Washington Bishop Edward, shipwright, Matthew Tiirner, r. 434 Sixth Bishop Ephraim B., inventor, r. 1039 Valencia Bislnop Francis A., chief engineer Board State Harbor Commissioners and California and Ne- vada Railroad Co. , oflace 10 California, r. 1414 Post Bishop Frank, carpenter, r. 1320 Steiner Bishop Gabriel, stevedore, r. 311 Pacific Bishop Gabriel, warehouseman, r. 444 Brannan Bishop G. W. Mrs., r. 239 Eleventh Bishop Harry, r. 1829 Mission Bishop Harry, fireman Cal. St. RR., r. 1330 Broadway Bishop Henry, liquor saloon, 136 Main, r. NW cor Chenery and Roanoke Bishop James, sailmaker, r. 317 Minna Bishop James H., r. 419 Stockton Bishop James W., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. SE cor Ninth and Market Bishop John A., teamster C. C. Shattuck &Co., r. 1301 Mason Bishop John A., molder, r. 536 Mission Bishop Mary, widow, r. 1330 Broadway Bishop Michael, liquor saloon, 60 First, r. 912 Harri- son Bishop Oliver H., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 153 Sixteenth Bishop Phoebe Mrs., nurse, r. 206 Stockton Bishop Richard, teamster, r. 421 Fifth Bishop Susan, widow, r. 421 Vallejo Bishop Thomas B. (Garber. Thornton & Bishop) at- torney at law, 11-15 S. F. Stock Exchange Build- ing, r. 1503 Larkin Bishop Thomas J., clerk Leon R.Myers, r. 421 Vallejo Bishop W. D., missionary Mariners' Church, NE cor Sacramento and Drumm, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace Bishop William H. I., salesman, r. 153 Sixteenth Bishop W^illiam W., attorney at law, 324 Pine, rooms 1-3, r. 1039 Market TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO. 509 5 I I SOI.E AOENTS FOR Market St. DeMcrs PeFDetual HAY PRESSES JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. BIS 236 BLA B^ Bishop. See Bischoff Bias William C, laborer C. P. ER., r. 3J4 Clinton Bissell Lewis H., clerk Humboldt Warehouse and cashier Lick House Restaurant, r. Alameda Bissell William A., chief clerk freight depot C. P. RR , r. 1723 Buchanan Bissert Mary E., widow, r. 1824 Stockton Bisset Andrew, stonecutter, r. 2003 Polk Bisset Robert, r. 2003 Polk Bissett David, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 526 Howard Bissett George, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r. SE cor Beale and Harrison Bissett Horatio N., shipwright, r. 311 Stockton Bissinger Adolph (Bissinger & Co.) r. Portland, Or Bissinger Samuel with Alaska Fur Co., r. 103 Geary Bissinger & Co. (Adolph Bissinger and Max Heil- bronner) hide dealers, 310 Sansome Bitau Isidore (Venaglia & Bitau) r. 614 Broadway Biteman A., r. 127 Taylor Biter John, nursery and florist, S s Waller, bet Stein- er and Fillmore Bither Benjamin J., student Heald's Business Col- lege, r. 419 Harrison Bither Frederick L., bookkeeper, r. 517 Howard Bither G. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1 Fifth Bittaglia Rafaelo, expressman, r. 618 Front Bittaglia Luigi, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 626 Green Bitter Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 2603 Sacramento Bitter August, tinsmith Wm. Mclntyre, r. 248 Sutter Bitter Edward, upholsterer, r. 2603 Sacramento Bitter Ferdinand, lithographer, r. 2603 Sacramento Bitter Georgiana, widow, r. 2603 Sacramento Bitter Matilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 2603 Sacramento Bittermann Charles, butcher, r, 310 Treat Av Bitters Julius, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 618 Fourth Bittle William H., oiler O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla Bittner Henry, baker, r. 210 >i Clara, rear Bixby Edward M., student Pacific Business College, r. 109 Fifth Bixby John (Chittenden & Co.) r. 562 Howard Bixby Llewellyn (Flint, Bixby & Co.) r. Los Angeles Bixby Sarah J., furnished rooms, 527 Pine 1^" Bixby. See Byxbee Bixio Antonio, vegetables, 27-28 Colombo Market Bixler David (Williams & Bixler) r. 920 Van Ness Av Biza Antonio, cook G. D. Becich, r. 222 Minna Biziou Louis, r. 1413 Dupont Bizzini Daniel, cook Perini & Ferini,r. 8 Telegraph PI Bjarkness S., master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Bjarnsen Niels D., stableman, r. 9 Washington Bjeregard Julius, laborer, r. 307 Ritch Bjerre A. M., laborer, r. Hotel Rheiii Bjerremark Christian, bartender, r. 14)• © 00 o o w m o m r. o 3 U 9 O H) P. WINDOW SHADES "KS S tfK G. W. CM & Co., 645 Met St. H INCKliEY, SPIERS & HATES. FITI.TOX IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont St., jHanuracturerit or SAW inil.1. MACHINERY und SHIK«L,E 9IAOIfIBrES. c3 BLA 238 BLE cS o © o -p © ;^ u <;; P Pi c3 0 A GO O cJ8 tF4 o .a (=1 Blake Thomas W., bartender Charles 0. Kohlffs, r. 122 Howard Blake Walt^ W., bouse and sign painter, 618 Califor- nia, r. 813 Harrison Blake William, helper Moynihan « Aitken.r. 511 Mis- sion Blake William, house painter, r. 523ic Brannan Blake William, seaman, r. 32 Steuart Blake William E., driver Capitol Mills, r. 813 Hyde Blake William H.. barber David E. Dunn, r. 28 Stone j^lake dc Blake (Maurice C. and Maurice B.) at- torneys at law, rooms 206-208-210 Phelan Build- ing, 806 Market Blakeley Bridget, widow, r. 10 Clara Blakeley Bridget, widow, r. 218 Van Ness Av Blakeley John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 41 Na- toma Blakeley Joseph, conductor, r. 1224 Union Blakely Alexander, printer, r. 1G28J4 Mission Blakely Calvin, carpenter Cal. Mills, and groceries, 8 W cor Powell and California Avs, B. H. Blakely Charles, machinist ^tna Iron Works, r. Po- trero Av, nr Thirtieth, B. H. Blakely John Edward, chemist, r. 26 Bauscb Blakely Mary I. Mrs., r. 1065 Market Blakely Sheldon E., commercial traveler, r. 1065 Mar- ket Blakeman TUeodore Z., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r. 2424 Fillmore Blakeiiey Tlioiiias J., superintendent U. S. Life Saving Station, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 20, r. Palace Hotel Blakeslee Charles A. Mrs., widow, r. 560 Minna Blakeslee Charles C. (Blakeslee & Week) r. 2214 Jack- son Blakeslee & Week (Charles 0. Blakeslee and Frank A. Week) mufg pharmacists, 1225 Market Blakiston John R., sailmaKer Simpson & Fisher, r. 117 J^ Clementina Blakiston John S., sailmaker, 6-8 Clay Blanc Alexander, real estate, r. 837 California Blanc Alexander Jr., clerk Engelbrecht, Fox & Co. , r. 837 California Blanc Henry, waiter, r. 1125 Stockton Blanc Maurice, liquor saloon, 217 Beale Blanc Paul, proptr Hotel des Alpes, 621 Pacific «^ Blanc. See Blank Blanch Bernard, carriagemaber, r. 314 Third Blanchard Almon, bill poster T. N. Dunphy & Co., r. 537 Sacramento Blanchard Candace H. widow, r. 511 Mason Blanchard Carlisle P., bookkeeper Huntington, Hop- kins & Co., r. 124 Fourteenth Blanchard David (Ginty & Blanchard) r. 1143 Howard Blanchard Edward, teamster Peck & Co., r. 710 Post Blanchard Francis A., carpenter, r. 1507 Market Blanchard Francis A. Mrs., bakery, 1.507 Market Blanchard Jules, bedspriog mnfr, r. 719 Minna Blanchard L. A. Mrs., r. 1008 Bush Blanchard Llewellyn J. (Hoadley & Blanchard) r. 5^ Kearny Blanchard Mafcellus C, captain schr Georgie Woods olfice T Clay, r. 100^ Second Blanchard Moutie F., well borer, r. 511 Mason Blanchard PhineasV., milkman, r. 1703 Jessie Blanchard W. E., brakesman S. P. KB., r. San Jos6 Blanchard William L., laborer Geary St. RR., r. 1012 Webster Blauchet Henry, tailor, r. 407 Third Blanchet Henry Jr., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 407 Third Blanchet Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 732 Howard Blanchette Louis, boot and shoe maker, 1736 Market Blanchette Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 329 Fourth Blanchette Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 232 Minna Blanchfield Andrew, horse shoer, 566 !« Linden Av Blanchfield James, laborer, r. 14 Baldwin Court Blanchfield John, long^ihoreman, r. 8 Zoe, rear Blanchfield MoUie Miss, shoe fitter Cahn,Nickelsburg & Co., r.228J4 Oak Blanchfield Thomas, deputy Superintendent of Streets, r. 228 M Oak Blanckenburg Adolph, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co., r. 1717 Clay Blanckenburg Theodore J. H. (Dresel & Co., Sonoma) r. 1717 Clay Blanco Aurelia Miss, seamstress, r. 525 Union ■ Blanco Benicio R., compositor La Republlca, r. 525 Union Blanco Teresa, r. 1318 Dupont Bland M. A. Mrs., r. 37 Second Bland Washington, waiter The Baldwin, r. 4 Eddy PI Blanding Edward J., real estate, r. 1019 Capp Blauding Forrest H., machinist, r. 5 Hyde Blanding Gordon (Wallace, Greathouse & Blanding) attorney at l%w, 324 Pine, rooms 15-21, r. 1900 Franklin Blanding Henrietta Miss, teacher elocution, 126 Kearny, room 54 Blanding William, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 7, r. 913 Van Ness Av Blaney .\nnie, widow, r. 113 Harrison Blaney Edward W., attorney at law, 520 Montgomery, r. .507 Ellis Blaney Henry, salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 51854 Na- toma Blaney James A., liquor saloon, 8W cor Fourth and Mission, r. 23 Laskie Blaney John, painter, r. 507 Ellis Blaney John H., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, r. 420 McAllister Blangey Budd, glass blower, r. 567 Bryant Blangey Samuel, glassblower, r. 567 Bryant Blank Christopher, bollermaker, r. 5 Geneva Blank J. W., fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel Blank Louis, secretary B'nai B'rith Hall Assn, 121 Eddy, r. 1151 Mission B^Blank. See Blanc Blankart Otto, teacher violin, r. 922 Geary Blanke J. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Blanke Louis, clerk Nicholas Bruns, r. 617 Davis Blanken Henry, clerk Becker Bros., r. 622 Taylor Blanken Henry, proprietor Six Mile House, San Bruno Road, 6 miles from Old City Hall Blanken Hermann G. N., clerk, r. Six Mile House, San Bruno Road Blanken Jacob, fireman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin Blanken Nicholas (F. Mohrmann & Co.) r. 501 Broad- way Blankenhorn Gottlieb, baker, r. 1328 Dupont Blankenstein Henry, manager David Samuels, r. 1322 Geary Blankman Edmond, secretary Grocers' Protective Union, 60) Clay, r. Oakland Blankman Harry, clerk Custom House, r. Oakland Blankman Henry G., dentist, office and r. 106 Post Blankman Ii. W. Mrs., teacher music, elocution and languages, r 313 Ellis Blankman William, dentist, 719 Market, r. 1517 Sac- ramento Blasdel Heury G., mining, 419 California, room 26, r. East Oakland Blaser Edward, r. 223 Seventh Blasgen Henry, Cigar Makers' Assn, 114 Dupont Blasbower Marks, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., r. 1209 Bush Blaskower Pauline, widow, r. 1209 Bush Blass Charles, machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 100 M Second Blass J. C«, newspaper carrier, r. 611 Natoma Blass Maurice, salesman, r. 1132 Mission Blass Meyer, merchant, r. 729 5i Folsom Blatchley Ambrose, miuiug engineer, r. 525 Post Blath Sigraund, commercial traveler, r. 736 Geary Blattner Nicholas, Russ House carriages, r. 228 Green Blattner William J., deputy County Clerk, r, 32 Ever- ett Blauert Berthold. jewelry-boxmaker Leonard Brel- denstein, r. Siegfried's Hotel Blaut Samuel, butcher, r. 6.52 5i Natoma Blauvelt Richard D. (Coxe & Blauvelt) r. 34 Eddy Blay Adolph, boatman, r. 11 Pacific Bleasdale John I., physician. 613 Merchant Bleoher William, poultry ranch, Hale, nr Silver Av, U. M. T Bleeker Edward H., cook, r. 519 Sacramento Bleeker James, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. 6 Zoe PI Bleily Joseph B., barber, 42 O'Farrell, r. 816 Twen- tieth Bleiweiss Benjamin, varnisher, r. 1133 M Mission Bleiweiss Charles, varnisher Herman Granz, r. 1133J4 Mission Bleiweiss Hyman, tailor, 1133 J4 Mission Bleniau Eugene, seaman, r. 16 Federal Bleunerhaasett John, shoemaker, r. 548 }4 Mission Blennerhassett Richard, shoemaker, r. 22 Clara Blesi Sebastian, pattern maker, r. Everett, bet Third and Fourth SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P'-«'"P'*5l?«ri?2£!l!.'?St':"''^'''''9 J. mnUI/UllUUUn %X \j\J, 41 Market street, corner Spear. BLE 239 BLO w. cor Blessing Frederick, doorkeeper Free Public Library, r. 428 Bush Bl^tbeu Eugene O., f^alesman Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r. Oakland Blethen Grace L. Miss, r. 2124 California Blethen James H., inspector interments, 14 O'Farrell, r. 929 Golden Gate Av Blewett Joseph H., copyist, r. 239 Eleventh Bley Abraham, millinery goods, 750 Market, r. 905 Ellis 0^ Bley. See Bly Bleydorn John, cabinet maker A. Frei, r. 312 Jessie Blick Alphonse S., cigar maker, r. S s Twenty-third, bet Harrison and Alabama Blick Peter C, cigar maker, r. S s Twenty-third, bet Harrison and Alabama Blifflns Thomas V., master mariner, r. Teneriffe, bet Yazoo and Platte Blight Frederick, waiter, r. 308 Mason Blinn Charles H., permit clerk Custom House, r. 1527 Post Blinn liUmberCo. , The Li. W., George Hooper secretary and treasurer, office SE Fourth and Channel Blinn M. Mrs., r. 531 Capp Blinn William P., water tender P. M. SS. Colima Bliss George D., cattle dealer, r. 1597 Pacific Av Blitz Caroline Mrs., boarding, 501 Geary Blitz Julius, r. 345 Clementina Bliven Fannie M. Miss, assistant Starr King Primary School, r. 910 Post BJiven James I. (Bliven & Mitchell) r. 29 Haight Bliven Kate, widow, r. 910 Post Bliven & Mitchell (James I. Bliven andD. C.Mitchell) proptrs Pacific Congress Springs, depot 29 New Montgomery Bloch Abraham B., capitalist, r. 2106 Mason Bloch Abraham I., bookkeeper flecht Bros. & Co., r. 820 Larkin Bloch Arthur, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 820 Larkin Bloch Bernard, clerK, r. 2106 Mason Bloch Bertha B. Miss, assistant Union Primary School, r. 615 Green Bloch Constantin, dentist, office and r. 420 Octavia Bloch Ellen Miss, r. 3 Seventh Bloch Ellis, salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 2106 Mason Bloch Etta Mis-i, r. 3 Seventh Bloch Henry M., with Bloch Larkin Bloch Isaac F. (Bloch & Davidson) r. 820 Larkin Bloch John, clerk I. Daus, r. 615 Green Bloch Jules, teacher music, r. 604 Geary Bloch Leon (P. Pyat & Co.) r. 225 O'Farrell Bloch Leon Jr., salesman Strauss & Frohman, r. 615 Green Bloch Michel, cigarmaker, r. 1515 Powell Bloch Oscar.waiter Cabinet Kestaurant, r. 1007 Market Bloch Rachel, widow, r. 3 Seventh Bloch Samuel, butclier, r. 532 O'Farrell Bloch Valence V. Miss, r. 615 Green Bloch William, coflfee saloon, 227 Montgomery Av, r. 1515 Powell Bloch & Davidson (Isaac F. Bloch and James W. David- son) morocco mnt'rs, tannery 317-319 Eleventh, office 223 Battery B^~Bloch. See Block Blochman E. Mrs., millinery, 1019 Larkin Blochman Emanuel, inventor, r. 1019 Larkin Blochman Hannah Miss, milliner, r. 1019 Larkin Blochman Herman, shoemaker, r. 1019 Larkin Blochman & Cerf (Moses Cerf) commission mer- chants and agents I X L Lime Co., 5-7 Drumm Block Albert, r. 1226 Post Block Bernard, bookkeeper Zadig, WoUberg & Co., r. 220 Eddy Block Constant, r. Gailhard Hotel Block D. & Co. (D. Block, E. Mandel, M. Long and C. Zinkand) mnfrs trunks, etc., factory Crook, bet Townsend and Brannan, salesroom 107 Sansome Block Daniel (D. Block k Co.) and merchant (Stock- ton and Virginia City) r. 1326 Geary Block Edmund, r. 426 Kearny Block Elias M., proptr Carmen Island Salt Works, Pier 23 Stenart, office 207 Front, r. 619 Eddy Block Emanuel D., cigar mnfr, r. 1816 Sacramento Block Felix, traveling salesman Keiss Bros. & Co., r. 1415 Stockton Block Frederick, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 912 Jackson & Davidson, r. 820 Block George, sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. N s Fol- sora, nr Fifth Block Harry, jewelry, 316 Kearny, r. 240.7 Sacramento Block Henry, salesman I. Abrams, r. Ha'nsa Hotel Block Isadore, r. 426 Kearny Block Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, r. Oak- land Block James N. (Comegys, Block & Co.) r. 428 Golden Gate Av Block John, r. 411 Greenwich Block John, r. 637 California Block John, tailor, 648 Commercial, r. 524 Eddy Block Joseph, r. 426 Kearny Block Marcus, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 524 Eddy Block Maurice (Ackerman. Block & Co.), r. 1503 Steiner Block Maurice, bookkeeper Wenzel, Bothschild & Ha- denfeldt, r. 528 Fulton Block Nathan, laborer, r. 438 Broadway Block S. Mrs., r. 231 Sixth Block W., porter Cal. Cracker Co., r. 411 Greenwich Block William N., traveling salesman Carmen Island Salt Works, r. 619 Eddy IK?" Block. See Bloch Blocksom Ensign C, r. 311 Stockton Blocksom Fisher A., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 311 Stockton fi^" Blocksom. See Bluxome Blodes Theodore, barber, r. 1239 Folsom Blodgi'tt Edwin A., shipping clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1909 Jessie Bloess Carl, baker W. Westerfeld, r. 1035 Market Blohm August, bookkeeper Jean X. Vermeil, r. N s Clipper, bet Dolores and Church Blohm Charles H., bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co., r. Berkeley Blohm John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Stockton and Greenwich Blohm John, saloon keeper, r. 435 Broadway B^" Blohm. See Bloom Bloliine John, groceries, NW cor Polk and Sutter, and NE cor Second and Tehama, r. 1202 Sutter Blom Gustav, seaman, r. 30 Clay Blom John, calker, r. 426 Vallejo, rear Blomberg Robert L. (Svenkeson k Blomberg) r. 104 Berry Blome H. & Co. (Henry Blome and Henry Meyer) liquor saloon, 3 Clay Blome Henry (H. Blome & Co.) r. 3 Clay Blome Laborious, helper Albany Brewery, r. 86 Ever- ett 83" Blome. See Blohm Blomquist Olof, watchmaker George C. Shreve & Co., r. 3 Harry PI Blond Louis, r. Dominican Monastery Blondeau Zachary, foreman Em. Meyer & Co., r. 8 Pratt PI Blondell August, bartender, r. 210 Montgomery Av Blondell Thomas (Blondell & Son) r. 606 Fulton Blondell William G. (Blondell & Son) r. 606 Fulton Blondell & Son (Thomas and William G. Blondell) draymen, 404 Front fi^" Blondell. See Blundell Blondin A. A., clerk IXL, r. 609 Pine Blondin John, calker, r. 826 Broadway, rear Blondin L. D., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r. 609 Pine Blood James, pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 116 Francisco Blood J. H., attorney at law, notary public and commissioner of deeds, 304 Montgomery, r. 409 Mason Blood John N., dental student H. J. Plomteaux, r. 516 Noe Blood Sigmund, r. 736 Geary Blood William, sailmaker, r. 1703 Stockton Blood William W., student Heald's Business College, r. 615 Stockton Bloom Charles, cooper, r. 424 Sansome Bloom David (Hoffman & Co.) r. 1405 Van Ness Av Bloom Edward, molder Metropolitan Iron Foundry, r. 86 Everett Bloom Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 606 Ji Nineteenth Bloom George, rail straighteuer Pac. Boiling Mills Bloom George J., bookkeeper, r. 606 J^ Nineteenth Bloom Grayson, peddler, r. 462)^ Sixth Bloom Henry W., salesman, r. Grand Hotel Bloom Isaac, peddler, r. 632 Stevenson Bloom Joseph (Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.) r. 716 Golden Gate Av A. H. ISHAIH I. jr. TRUmAN Truman, Isham & Co. Manufaclorefs' Hgenls, 509, 511 MARKET ST. SAUr FRANCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: J4»IIN WI3I«»RE, office: 133 NPEAR NTRKKT. Yarda: 12» to 147 Spear St., and 2G, 2» Howard St. BLO 240 BOA Bloom Lizzie M. Miss., telegraph operator American District Tel. Co., r. 606 5^ Nineteenth Bloom Samuel, tannery, N 8 Army, nr San Bruno Road, r. 1943 Howard Bloom Wolf, wood puller, NE cor Folsom and Nine- teenth, r. 408 Golden Gate Av Bloomer Charles, driver City ER., r. 21 Valencia Bloomer John G.. cashier Cal. Electrical Works, r. 1840 O'Farrell Bloomer Theodore H., insurance broker James Mun- sell Jr., r. N s Bahama, bet Platte and Yazoo Bloomfield Homer, engineer, r. Occidental Hotel Bloomfield James, r. 20 Prospect PI Bloomfield James T., clerk J. P. Bell, 330 Pine, room 40 Bloomfield Mary G., widow, r. 212 Francisco Bloomfield William, bookkeeper, r. 212 Francisco Bloomfield William, tailor, r. 16 Metcalfe. PI Bloomington Adolph,waiter,r. Empire Lodging House Bloomington L. J., tailor, r. 1120 Folsom Bios Joseph A., expressman, SE cor California and Battery, r. 214 Nineteenth Bios William J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 214 Nineteenth Blossom Henry E., clerk, r. 212 Powell Blossom Isaac, porter C. D. Ladd, r. Jackson PI Blot Louis, mailing clerk Courrier de San Francisco, r. 725 California Blote Henry F. B., collector Chronicle, r. 1513Larkin Blow A. W., broker local seciirities, 412 California, r. 504 Taylor Blow Mrs., r. Abbotsford House Blower George, laborer, r. 519 >i Jessie Blowers Elijah J., blacksmith, r. 46 Clementina Bloxham Charles-, stationery and periodicals, 302 Sixteenth Blucher George, hay, grain, wood and coal, NW cor Lombard and Fillmore, r. N s Greenwich, bet Steiner and Fillmore Blucher George H., drayman Kohler & Frohllng, r. 18 Russell Bludworth Harry W., clerk, r. 311 Stockton Blue Bell Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co.. Nev.) H. P. Bush secretary, 27 Merchants' Exchange Blue Jacket Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) W. H. H. Hart secretary, office 724}$ Market Blue Line Transportation Cp., John S. Inglis agent, 22 Montgomery Blue Mountain Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) J. F. Mahoney secretary, 207 Sansome Bluel E. A., lighthouse keeper, Point Bonita Bluemel Julius, gunsmith Clabrough & Golcher, r. 1211 Columbia Bluet John, teamster, r. 18 First Bluett John, miner, r. 102 McAllister Bluhm Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Bluhm Gustave A., seaman, r. 212 Steuart Bluhm J., laborer, r. North Pacific Hotel Bluhm Rudolph, butcher, r. 52 Louisa Bluhm William G., master mariner, r. 1413 Buchanan Blum Adolph (Blum Brothers) r. 1303 Gough Blum BrotJhers (Adolph and Charles) manufac- turers cigars, 316 Sacramento Blum Charles (Blum Brothers) r. 1303 Gough Blum Charles, cook. r. 445 Bush Blum Edward B., baker R. R. Swain, r. 336 Fourth Blum Henry, bakery, 1817 Powell Blum Henry Jr., clerk, r. 1817 Powell Blum Hermann, r. 708 Taylor Blum Isaac, peddler, r. 632 Stevenson Blum Isaac, traveling salesman A. Schilling & Co., 122-124 Davis Blum Isidor, r. 325 Eddy Blum Jacques (Loewe Brothers) r. 834 McAllister Blum John, shooting gallery, 633 Clay, r. 4 Graham PI Blum Jonas N., traveling salesman S. Lachman & Co., r. 1615 Bush Blum Joseph, stock clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 916 Lar- kin Blum Idcon (J. Schweitzer & Co.) and commisBion merchant, 514 Clay, r. 1226 Post Blum Louisa, widow, r. 417 Mason Blum M., merchant (VacavDle) office 117 Battery Blum Marcus M., leader Blum's Band, 735 Market, r. 916 Larkin Blum Maurice, cigars and tt'bacco, 212 Sansome, r. 1303 Gough Blum Moses, with H. Wangenheim & Co., r, 1018 Van Neps Av Blum Nanette Mrs., r. 916 Larkin Blum Paul, with Bush St. Theatre, r. 317 Bush Blum Peter, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. Wash- ington Hotel Blum Robert, brewer Albany Brewery, r. 86 Everett Blum Robert, interior decorator, imitation stained glass and wood parquet floors, 126 Kearny, rooms 29-30 Blum Simon (Fish, Blum & Girvin) r. Martinez Blum Simon, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1018 Van Ness Av BE^ Blum. See Bloom, Blohm and Blume Blumann Alexander, foreman Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 905 Market Blumberg Ferdinand, machinist ^tna Iron Works, r. 36 Twelfth Blumberg Frederick W., clerk, r. 36 Twelfth Blumberg Julius F., commission merchant, 306 Mont- gomery, r. 36 Twelfth Blume August, seamau, r. 9 Pacific Blume Charles, butcher, r. NE cor Eddy and Pierce Blume Daniel, porter Hyams Bros., r. 18 Eusb Blume Henry, shoemaker, (27 Commercial Blume Herman, salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 18 Buss Blume John, butcher, r. Platte, bet Cores and Mar- queses Blume Louis, speculator, r. 18 Russ Blume Rudolph, teacher music, r. 609% Minna Blumel Lebrecht, tailor, r. 1211 Columbia Blumenberg Samuel H., r. 510 Pine Blumenberg Susan M., widow, r. 510 Pine Blumenkron Isaac, r. 461 Tehama Blumenkron Nathan, traveling salesman Nathan, Pulverman & Co., r. 461 Tehama Blumenschein Philip, florist, r. SE cor Trinidad and Savannah Blumenthal Adolph (Seeligsohn & Co.) r. 7 Dupont Blumenthal Albert, agent, r. 514 Bush Blumenthal B. & Co. (Bernard Blumenthal, Simon Baruch, Philip N. Aronson and Aaron Galland) glove mnfrs and dealers glove materials, 18-20 Battery Blumenthal Bernard (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 1530 Ellis Blumenthal Bernard, dry and fancy goods, 848 Mar- ket, r. 211 Jones Blumenthal Edward M., peddler, r. 717 Vallejo Blumenthal Emanuel, merchant (Victoria, B. C.) r. 1515 Gough Blumenthal Emil, jeweler, r. 85 Ninth Blumenthal Henry, butcher, 46 Grand Central Mar- ket, r. 1014 Hampshire Blumenthal Henry M., produce commission merchant and contractor, 422 Davis, r. 227 Golden Gate Av Blumenthal Isaac, cashier Bernard Blimienthsl, r. 211 Jones Blumenthal Julius, r. 332 Hayes Blumentlial Julius, manager Pacific Collection Co., 528 California, room 3, r. 507 Post Blumenthal Leo, packer Davis Bros., r. 1014 Hamp- shire Blumenthal Phineas, r. 211 Jones Blumer Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 1011 Harrison Blumer Jacob Jr., printer, r. 1011 Harrison Blundell Henry, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 476 Jessie Blundell John W., sailmaker, r. 21 Glover a^- Blundell. See Blondell Blunt John P., salesman Cal. Boot and Shoe Co.. r. 210 Jones Blunt Phineas U., Internal Revenue store keeper Greenwich Dock Warehouse, r. 210 Jones Blunt William G., naturalist, 813 Market, r. 210 Jones Blute Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Shas- ta, bet Illinois and Michigan Bluxome Isaac, mining, r. 32 Twelfth Bluxome Joseph, physician, office and r. 217 Powell V^ Bluxome. See Blocksom and Bloxham Bly Leonard A., machinist W. A. Meeker, r. 811 Ma- son 0^ Bly. See Bley Blyth Henry, salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r. 2616 Sacramento Blythe Frederick, r. 308 Mason • Blytlie Tliomas H., capitalist, office 724H Mar- ket, r. 27 Geary Blythe William J., S. F. Musicl Fund Soc. Arion Halle B'nai B'ritli Hall, S s Eddy, bet Mason and Tay- lor B'nai B'ritli Hall Association, Louis Blano secretary, 121 Eddy Boaf Pincus, tailor, r. 32Rausch I nill^ RRAUrRMAN £ PH importers of jewelry and watches, UUUIO DnHVLnillMIl W UU. 119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OKDKRK FOR WASIIIXO PROMPTLY ATTENWFO TO OFFICK, «4S MARKKT STUKF.T. BOA 241 BOG Boag John, carpenter, r. W s Anderson, nr Powhat- tan, B. H. Boa^ Michael, Jaborer, r. W s Ellsworth, nr Court- land Av, B. H. Boalt John H. (Estee & Boalt) attorney at law, 419 California, rooms 18-20, r. 1003 Central Av, Oak- land Boar J. L., driver Market St. RR., r. 1207 Fillmore Board of Bunk Coininissioners, John E. Far- num, J. M. Litchfield and William F. White, 528 California, room 2 Board of Brokers (Pacific Stock Exchange) 318 Montgomery Board of Brokers (San Francisco Stock Exchange Board) 327 Piue Board of Brokers (Stock and Bond) Merchants' Exchange Board of City Hall Commissioners, office new City Hall Board of Commissioners Fnnded Debt, new City Hall, third floor Board of Education, office and committee rooms, new City Hall, third floor Board of Election Commissioners, new City Hall, basement Board of Engineers (U. S. A.) for the Pacific Coast. Colonel C. S. Stewart senior member, office 533 Kearny, room 7 Board of Equalization, new City Hall, second floor Board of Fire Commissioners, old City Hall Board of Fire Under'writers of San Fran- cisco, office 216 Sansome Board of Fish Commissioners, 401 California, room 5 Board of Health, office 14 O'Farrell Board of Locomotive Engineers, 909 )i Market Board of Managers Industrial Exhibition, 31 Post Board of Marine Surveyors, 418 California Board of Marine Undertvriters of San Francisco, C. T. Hopkins secretary, 318 Cali- fornia Board of Pai-k Commissioners, office Park Lodge. Golden Gate Park Board of Pharmacy, J. H. Dawson secretary, cor Twenty-third and Valencia Board of Pilot Examiners, 62 Merchants' Ex- change Board of Police Commissioners, old City Hall, room 7 Board of Port Wardens, 625 Front Board of Railroad Commissioners, 320 San- some, rooms 42-46 Board of Regents State University, 310 Pine, rooms 36-38 Board of State Harbor Commissioners, office 10 California Board of State Viticultural Commissioners. Arpad Haraszthy president, Charles A. Wetmore vice-presiden€. John H. Wheeler secretary. 111 Leidesdorff Board of Supervisors, new City Hall, second floor Board of Trade of San Francisco, Jacob S. Taber president, J. H. Shankland attorney, Henry L. Smith secretary, office 202 Market and 3 Pine, fourth floor Board of Underwriters Amsterdam, James De Fremery agent, 410 Battery Board of Under\vriter8 Bordeaux, Eugene Thomas & Co. agents, 617-619 Saneome Board of Underwriters Boston, Joseph S. Bacon agent, 318 California Board of Dnderwiters Bremen, Hy. Balzer & Co. agents, 209 Sansome Board of Underwriters French, Edouard ChevasBus agent, 205 Sansome Board of Under'writers Hamburg, Hellmann Brothers & Co. agents, 525 Front Board of Under'writers Havre, Gustave Touch- ard agent, 416 California Board of Underwriters Marseilles, Gustave Touchard agent, 416 California Boai-d of Underwriters Ne>v York Marine, Oliver Eldridge agent, 318 Califorjia, room 3 Board of Underwriters Philadelphia, Joseph S. Bacon agent, 318 California Board of U. S. Inspectors Staam Vessels, office 21-23 U. S. Appraisers' Building Board of Water Commissioners, new City Hall, first floor Board William K.. salesman Moore, Ferguson k Co., r. Nucleus House Boarding Masters' Association Richard Chute agent. 603 Front Boardly James, laborer, r. 863 Market Boardley James, carpet cleaner, r. 458 Natoma Boardman Frank, clerk J. M. Moran & Co., r. 8J4 Boardman PI Boardman George C, manager ^tna Insurance Co., 311 California, r. 1750 Franklin Boardman H. E. J., r. Baldwin Hotel Boardman Jane Mrs., r. 8}^ Boardman PI Boardman John H., printer, r. 8)^ Boardman PI Boardman John H., salesman McCarthy Bros. & Co., r. 216 Fair Oaks Boardman Joseph, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, r. 41'J Tenth Boardman Samuel H., machinist Tatum & Bowen, r. Montgomery's Hotel Boardman Thomas, foreman Golden City Chemical Works, r. 419 Tenth Boarman Margarette Miss, r. 2318 Howard Boarman Mary, widow, r. 2318 Howard Boarman Thomas M., collector, 230 Montgomery, room 21, r. 2318 Howard Boaro James, chicken ranch, W s Otsego, nr Onon- daga Av Boas Isadore, peddler, r. 1405 Mason Boas Judah, note and money broker, 402 Montgom- ery, room 4, r. 1005 Golden Gate Av Boas Pincus, tailor, r. 32 Rausch Bob Anton, baker, r. 141 Shipley Bobbitt Elisha B., laborer, r. 625 Bay Boberg Adolph, fisherman, r. SE cor Baker and Lewis Bobier John, gardener, r. W s Twenty-seventh, bet Sanchez and Noe Bobkirk D., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 8 Bonita Bobkirk F. B., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 8 Bonita Boca Breiving Co., William Hesse president, William Hesse Jr, secretary, J. B. Fargo treasur- er, brewery Boca, Cal., depot S s Berry, nr Fifth, branch office, 406 Skcramento Bocaccio Pasquale, tinsmith, r. 13 Jasper PI, rear Bocanovich Peter, restaurant, 161 Steuart Bocarde James (Bocarde & Whittier) r. 620Tiiird Bocarde & Whittier (James Bocarde and Joshua A. Whittier) asphaltum workers, 620 Third Boccard Frank, cabinetmaker Charles Nougaret, r. 104 McAllister Boccardo Luigi, Garibaldi Giiard, 423 Broadway Bochan A., chief engineer P. C. SS. Yaquina Bochi Jacob, lithographer, r. 524 Greenwich Bock Charles J. C, bartender, r. SE cor Baker and Jefl'erson Bocke Frederick, sausagemaker J. Buttgenbach, r. 526 Fourth Bock Hannah Miss, teacher music, r. 177 Perry Bock Henry, framemaker Wm. Corbett, r. 434 Vallejo Bock Jacob, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 305 Haight Bock John (Heintz & Bock) r. 735 Brannan Bock Joseph, bakery, 1221 Polk Bock Louis, contractor, r. 177 Perry Bock William, liquor saloon, 1914 Market Bockelman Henry, driver Junker & Ecks, r. 608 Lo- cust Av Bockelmann George, paper hanger, r. 114 Olive Av Bocken Henry (Bocken & Baccala) r. 811 Union Bocken & Baccala (Henry Bocken and Louis Baccala) restaurant, 540 Commercial Bocker Henry, r. 224 Fourth Bocker John, basketmaker, r. 637 Broadway Bockius Charles G., solicitor Cal. Insurance Co., r. 2326 Folsom Bockius Charles P., machinist, r. 520 Bush Bockmann Diederich H., liquor saloon, SE cor Polk and Austin, r. 107 Austin Bockmann John C, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Freelon Bockmann Mary, widow, r. SW cor Filbert and Fill- more Bockmann William H., clerk John C. Bockmann, r. 535 Fourth i^'Bockmann. See Boeckmann and Bnckman Bockwood Hermann, barber, r. 521 Geary Bocqueraz Antoine (Shea, Bocqueraz & McEee) r. France G\M r\ KQW 2 rr\ largest and best selected stock of wall papers BYV=L»Lnni\ QL vU. on the coast : t : i : 645 market st. 15 LIIMPl/l CV QDICPC je, UAYTQ fi'£.tox ibox u'okhs. aia j^emoiii .si., rllnlUnLLT, OrlCnO CX nHIuO, J»laiiiilactiirer= ol ear. BOG 243 BOL Bogai^UB John P., editor and proptr Figaro, 532 Mer- clJaut, r. 9 Delgado PI Bogardus Mary C. Miss, correspondent, office 532Mer- cbant Bogardus William H., captain State Dredger No. 1, r. 396 Waller Bogart Arthur W. (Earle & Co.) r. 414 Fulton Bogart Charles H. .bookkeeper Thomas J. Chadbourne, r. 1023 Stockton Bogart Edwin V., teamster Charles A. Worth, r. 1002 McAllister Bogart .James, clerk Thomas J. Chadbourne, r. 1415 Stockton Bogart Joseph N., foreman J. P. Sheldon, r. 403 Fol- som Bogart Orlando H., mining secretary, 109 Cali- fornia, rooms 14-15, and cashier N. S. Arnold & Co., r. 930 Market Bogart Robert D., journalist, r. 106 Post Bogart William F., bookkeeper The Examiner, r. Nu- cleus House B^" Bogart. See Bogert Bogasch Eugene, porter, r. 313 Geary, rear Bogden Acton, bartender, r. 715 Davis Bogel Charles H.. saloon keeper, r. 17 Water 8^ Bogel. See Bogle Bogen William, bookkeeper, r. NW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth Boger Brothers (William and Frederick E.) cigar mnfrs, 540 Hayes Boger Frederick E. (Boger Brothers) r. SE cor Hayes and Fillmore Boger William (Boger Brothers) r. 540 Hayes Hogert 'William T. , superintendent Pulver- maeher Galvanic Co., r. Fruit Vale Bogrgan O^ven, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bu- chanan and Bush Boggs Samuel, laborer, r. Lombard, bet Fillmore and Steiner Bogie William, laborer, r. Masonic Cemetery Bogle Eliza A., -widow, r. 543 Minna Bogle Joseph 8., boat builder Burns & Kneass, r. 157 Fifteenth Bogle William H., special policeman Grand Hotel ay Bogle. See Bogel Boglianich M., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom- ery Bogliotti Tomaso, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Boguer Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter, r. 96 Hayes Bogue Bernard, laborer .Etna Iron Works, r. 20 Wil- lows Av Bogue Catherine, janitress Bernal Heights' School, r. Ellsworth, nr Courtland Av, B. H. Bogue Hugh, laborer, r. 333 J^ Ritch Bohau Jaiues A., r. 821 Howard Bohan John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 206 Hyde Bohan Patrick, laborer, r. 426 Shipley Bohan John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S s Shasta, bet Georgia and Michigan Bohan Patrick Jr., stock cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 426 Shipley Bohan Peter, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 426 Ship- ley Bohan Peter, groceries and liquors, 165 Silver Bohan William, laborer, r. 42 Clara B5"Bohan. See Bohen, Bohn and Bone Bohannan Edward, expressman, cor Dupont and Com- mercial, r. 253 Minna Bohannan Eatie Miss, compositor, r. 921 Howard Bohemian Club, rooms 430 Pine Bohen Benjamin F., detective, r. 410 Kearny Bohen D.. r. Commercial Hotel Bohen George T., fire surveyor Union Insurance Co., r. 617 Pine Bohen John, coachman, r. 5 Hill l^"Bohen. See Boweu and Bohan Bohle F. W., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Bohle William, longshoreman, r. 5 Berry Bohlen Gerhard Mrs, widow, r. 3033 Sixteenth Bohlen Henry (Schroeder & Bohlen) r. 2218 Fillmore iS^"Bohlen. See Bolan and Bolen Bohlin John, seaman P. C. SS. Ancon Bohlm Margaret Mrs., r. 313 Vallejo Bohling Charles, clerk Becker Bros., r. 420 Larkin Bohlmann Ehler, clerk H. Ebbinghausen & Co., r. 2442 Mission Bohlmann Herman (Henry Ebbinghausen & Co.) r. NW cor Polk and Hayes B^Bohlmann. See Bollman Bohls Henry (Baumgartuer & Bohls) r.2036 Folsom Bohm Arthur, bartender E. D. Newton, r. 644 Sacra- mento Bohm Beda Mrs., ladies' and children's underwear, 204 Stockton Bohm Charles, pantryman Prescott House Bohm E. A., Japanese curios, 44 Second, r. 43 Second Bohm Emanuel, tailor, r. 836 Mission Bohm Herman, molder, r. SW cor Harrison and Eighteenth Bohm John A., porter Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r. 40 Grove Bohm John A. Mrs., books, stationery and varieties, 40 Grove Bohm William, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 204 Stockton Bohme Frederick, commercial traveler, r. 442 Jessie Bohmer Henry, r. 605 Broadway Bohn Daniel, lauudrymau Occidental Hotel, r. 9 Vau- dewater Bohn G., r. Hotel Rhein Bohn Henry, keeper U. S. Life-Saving Station Bohn John, stoves, plumbing and gasfitting, 112 Sev- enth Bohn .Mary A., widow, r. 9 Vandewater ft?"Bohn. See Bohan and Bone Bohnenburg Frederick, carpenter, r. Teneriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee Bohner William H., upholsterer, r. 119 Second Bohns Louis, engineer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 119 Francisco Bohns Ludwig, seaman, r. 119 Francisco Bohun James, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Boice Charles DeS., city agent FiremansFund Insur- ance Co., r. Oakland Boice William, laborer, r. 903 Battery B^Boice. See Boyce Boichart Josephine, widow, r. 12 Hinckley Boids Lorenzo, merchant, r. 226 Eleventh Boie Frederick H., master mariner, r. 230 Francisco Boie George, flour packer Horace Davis & Co., r. 12 Lewis Boies Justus W., bookkeeper Sperry & Co., r. 2204 Steiner Boies Mary E. Mrs., r. 2204 Steiner Boise Henry T., r. 613 Post Boisnet Alphonse, cabinetmaker. 134 Main, r. 6 An- thony Boisse Eugene, barber, 526 Commercial, r. 1026 Stock- ton Boisse Gaston, ship carpenter, r. 2219 Powell Boisseau Emile (Boisseau & Son) r. 625 Post Boisseau Jean (Boisseau & bon) r. 625 Post Boisseau Jt Son (Jean and Emile) boots and shoes, 324 Dupont Boisson Francis (Boisson & Pichon) r. Oakland Boissou & Pichon (Francis Boisson and Pierre Pichou) poultry and game, 15-19 S.F. Market Boitano Frank (Boitano & Raflfetto) r. 13 Union PI Boitano G. B., Garribaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Boitano .John, bootblack, r. 511 Green, rear Boitano Louise Mrs., tailoress, r. 9 Union PI, rear Boitano & Raflfetto (Frank Boitano and Luigi Raflfetto) wood and coal, 1516 Stockton Boivin Auguste, waiter, r. 1013 Stockton Bojas Vicente, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Bokee David M., bookkeeper Pac. Insurance Agencv, r. 2008 Pierce Bokee Robert O., clerk C. S. Moses & Co., r. 2008 Pierce Boker Solomon, capitalist, r. 331 Montgomery Bolado Joaquin, real estate, r. 526 Sutter Bolan John, r. 108 Minna Bolan John, fireman P. C. SS. Victoria, r. 24 DeBoom Bolan Lawrence, laborer C. P. BR., r. 20 Mary Bolau William N., plumber, r. 47 3^ Ritch 8^ Bolan. See Bohlen and Bolen Boland Bridget, widow, r. 109 M Shipley Boland Edward, laborer C. P. RR. Boland Edward, teamster, r. 710 (654) Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth Boland Edward M.. bookkeeper J. M. Spaflford & Co., r. 109 !^ Shipley Boland Ellen Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r. 1093^ Shipley Bolaud James, bookkeeper, r. 521 Folsom Boland James, laborer, r. 710 (654) Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth Boland James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Boland James B., bookkeeper John H. Sievers, r. 26 Turk 5 8p n c I I ® SB w I I c o o § © O o o TRUMAN. ISHAM& CO., 511 MarM St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN IVIUnOKK, 133 Spear Street. BOL 244 BON Boland James 1., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, room 7. r. 819 Golden Gate Av Boland J. M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Grammar School, r.l09M Shipley Boland John, real ebtate, r. 819 Golden Gate Av Boland Maurice, r. 511 Mission Boland Maurice, laborer Mission Bay Warehouse, r. 57 Shipley Boland Michael C, harness maker John O'Kane, r. 1127 Twentieth Boland Patrick (KeaneBros.) r. 340 Page Boland Richard J., sail maker, r. 109^ Shipley Boland Robert J., clerk John Higg8,r. 710 (654) Bryant Boland Thomas, S. J., student St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Boland William, trackman N. B. and M. BR. Boland William H., clerk, r. 54 First Bolander H. N. Mrs., r. 308 Sixth Bolander James, r. 711 Howard Bolander John, carpenter L. D. Frichette.r. 11 Howard Bolander Loiiis P. (Nelson & Bolander) r. 208 Her- mann Bolander Theodore L., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 308 Sixth Bolar Frederick, millhand West Coast Furniture Co., r. 1033 Howard BolascuBS Manuel, pantryman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 1332 Dupont Bolber Antone, car driver Presidio EB., r. cor Jack- son and Drumm Bolce George S., brushmaker George Lipsher, r. 528 Stevenson Boldemann Adolph, cook, r. 2624 Sutter Boldemann Adolph Jr., salesman Hirschfeld & Saroni, 2624 Sutter Boldemann Bernard, clerk Hirschfeld & Saroni, r. 2624 Sutter Boldemann Charles A., bookkeeper Harris Bro8.,r. 2624 Sutter Boldemann Gustav, clerk Donaldson & Co., r. 2624 Sutter Bolden M.. laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Boldt T., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Bole Constant, gardener, r. 56 Shipley, rear Bole David C, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 761 Harrison Bole Henrietta Mrs., fancy goods, 148 Fourth, r. 761 Harrison Bole James, clerk Forbes Bros. & Co., r. 761 Harrison Bole John, teamster, r. 911 Battery, rear Bolger Ann, widow, proptr Globe House, SE cor Sixth and Brannan Bolger Edward, conductor Geary St. BE., r. 1602 Geary Bolger John, r. 446 Clementina Bolger John, whitener. 25 Golden Gate Av, r. 819^ Dolores Bolger Miles J., packer Bothin, Dallemand & Co Globe House Bolger Philip, receiver N. B. and M. BE., r. 829 som Bolger SolomoB, teamster, r. 22 Folsom Av Bolger Thomas, bookkeeper Nolan Bros., r. Market Bolger William, driver N. B. and M. ER., r. 829 Bom Bolin Edward J., bartender John A.Tidd, r. 1401 Pow- ell Bolini Antone, umbrellamaker Mrs. T. T. Yeager, 3 Dupont Boll George, messenger Adjutant General's Office, U. 8. A., Presidio Reservation Boll James, laborer Arpad Haraszthy & Co. Bolla Antonio, dairyman, r. Ticino Hotel Bollard Valerie, cooper, r. 8 Jasper PI Bollenhagen Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk and Union Boiler Conrad, cabinet maker George H. Fuller, r. 33 Harriet Boiler Joseph, butcher Herman A. Eosenbanm. r. 430 Greenwich Bolles Eliza Mrs., r. 61 Jessie Bolles James C, miner, r. 318 Minna Bolles J. H., president Excelsior Water and Gravel Mining Co., 215 Sansome, r. 920 Bush Bolles O. Frederick, captain O. E. and N. SS. Colum- bia, r. 702 Dolores Bollier Charles, glassblower, r. 230 Perry Bollier Elizabetn Miss, governess, r. 230 Perry Bollier Julius, glass blower, r. 230 Perry Bollier Paul, laborer Cal. Glass Works, r. 230 Perry r. Fol- 1206 Fol- BoUierPaul Jr., blacksmith S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 610 Sixth BoUin Philipp, porter Tivoli Opera House, r. 5 Glas- gow Bollinger Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, 409 Sixth, Bollinger Francis, barber, 103 Jackson, r. 18 John Bollinger Francis, cabinet maker, 409 Sixth Bollinger John C, collector, 436 Montgomery, r. Oak- land Bollinger Nicholas, butcher, r. 315 Green Bollinger Nicholas, porter Getz Bros. & Co., r. 315 Green Bollinger Eobert, bookkeeper German Hospital Bollinger William A., watchmaker, r. 846 Market BoUiver Frank, laborer, r. 117 Jackson Bollman Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel B^" Bollman. See Bohlmanu BoUo Giulio, master mariner, r. 1800 Dupont Bolmer Hugh, captain schr Lookout Bolshaw William H., sheriffs keeper, r. 744 Howard Bolsted Larsen M., laborer Cal. Sugar Eefinery, r. 2 Park Av Bolster Bridget, widow, r. 846 Howard Bolster George M., bartender Michael Flanagan, r. 846 Howard Bolster John T., salesman Keane Bros., r. 846 Howard Bolt Thomas, clerk C. P. ER.,r. 220 Eddy Bolte Henry, clerk, r. SW cor Tennessee and St. John Bolte Henry, clerk L. Jacoby, r. 563 Geary Bolte John H., molder, r. 305 Davis Bolte Ludwig, captain schr Lookout, office 7 Clay Bolte Louis, salesman Arnold Pollak,& Co., r. 602 Lombard Bolteu Adolph H., salesman, r. 20 Montgomery Bolton E. C, speculator, r. 781 Mission Bolton Ellen, widow, r. 550 Fifteenth Bolton James E., capitalist, 618 Merchant,, r. 2201 Jones Bolton J. D., bookkeeper Pioneer Warehouse, r. 610 Sutter Bolton John H., cashier Miller & Lux, r. 412 Second Bolton Minnie Mrs., widow, r. 518 Geary Bolton Sarah Miss, r. 412 Second Bolton T. & Co. (Thomas Bolton and T. Bagley Har- rington) dentists, 805 Howard Bolton Thomaf (T. Bolton & Co.) r. 142M Fourth Bolts Jolin F., wines and liquors, 907 Market, r. 1351 Howard Boltz Albert R., waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 521 Natoma Boltz H.. selector B. Nathan & Co.. r. 521 Natoma Boman Charles E., carpenter and builder, r. E s Ash- bury. S of Golden Gate Park Bomke Charles, japanner, r. 26 3^ Ritch Bomke Herman, laborer Franklin Brass and Iron Works, r. 26 k Bitch Bomm Henry, r. S s Lombard, bet Gough and Frank- lin Bon Jean, laundry, 325 Twenty-second Bona Domenico, clerk, r. 628 Broadway Bona Elizabeth, widow, r. 327 Vallejo. rear Bona Ferdinand, merchant, r. 772 H Folsom Bona Luigi, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Bonacina Angelo, carver Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 1524 Dupont Bonacina Fernando, mining, 407 Montgomery, r. 807 California Bonacina Joseph, salesman J. M. Bonacina, r. 7 Mont- gomery Ay Bonacina Joseph M., furniture, 17 Montgomery Av and 622 Washington, r. S s Solano, bet Minnesota and Indiana Bonalez Henry, steward P. M. SS. Co., r. 929 Jackson Bonalez Pablo, engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 929 Jackson Bonallls Jesus, widow, r.436 Union Bonanza Lodging House, Holm & Saxtorph proptrs, 867-8C9 Market Bonath Charles A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Bond A., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co. Bond August, sausagemaker Heineman & Stern, r. 958 Larkin Bond Edward, shoefitter, r. 83 Stevenson Bond Eliza J., widow, r. 615 Stockton Bond Frederick, clerk John Calvert, r. 824 Geary Bond G. Mrs., r. 309 O'Farrell Bond Henry H., teamster, r. E s Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica Bond James E., fireman tug Anasha, r. 2913 Harrison Bond John, driver Thomas Morton, r. 210 First Bond Marv, domestic Point LobosAv. bet Fourth and Fifth Avs LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, fJ offer Goods Lower than any House this city. 119 Montgomiery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY GOOD WORK. I.OM'* PRICKS. OFFICK, «48 MARKET STREET. BON 245 ~Tb BOO ,101 678 r. Bond Thomas, currier, r. E s Railroad Av, bet Maui- tobaand Dominica Bond William H.. gardener, r. 1524 Mission Bondanza Pasqual, scavenger, r. 516 Union Bonde James, carpenter and builder, 1110 Dupont, r. 1125 Stockton Bondeson Jo tin A., student Pac. Business College, r. 316 O'Farrell Bondil Pierre, cook, r. 510 Washington Bondolfi Peter, bartender, r. 327 Montgomery Av Bondow Frederick, seaman schr Fanny Gilmor, r Jackson Bonds George W., foreman Byron Jackson, r. Twentieth Bone Andrew, r. 23 Hunt Bone Charles, harnessmaker Main & Winchester 1206 Market Bone Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 1526 Dolores Bone George, japanner, r. 1218 Powell Bone John, deck hand P. C. SS. Dakota Bone John P., machinist, r. 942 Bryant Bone William H., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 1607 Mission Bonelli E. S., pianos, 144 Third, r. 126 Fifth Bonelli E. S. Mrs., assistant Golden Gate Primary School, r. 126 Fifth Bonelli Gaetano, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Boner Niel, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 227 Ritch Bonesteel A. D. Mrs., r. 1809 O'Farrell Bonestell, Allen & Co. (Louis H. Bonestell and Charles D. Allen) wholesale paper dealers, 411- 415 Sansome Bonestell Chesley K., attorney at law, 240 Montgom- ery, rooms 3-4, r. 731 Bush Bonestell John T. (California Jewelry Co. and Levi- son Brothers) r. 1506 Sacramento Bonestell Louis C., salesman Bonestell, Allen & Co., r. 512 Stockton Bonestell Louis H. (Bonestell, Allen & Co.) r. 512 Stockton Bonglet Celestine Mme., r. 525 Hayes Bonglet Theodore, r. 525 Hayes Bonheiu George C, barber, r. 712 Sansome Bonick A., machinist I. and L. Works Boniface Sara, teacher (Oakland) r. 1620 Washington Bonifield James T., salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r. 8 Harriet Bonifleld Josiah S., carpenter, r. 772 Mission Bonifield Samuel, captain schr Lottie Carson, 22 Cali- fornia Bonis Peter, veterinary surgeon, 924 Mission Bonkowsky Fritz, porter Davis Bros., Toklas & Co.,r. Berkeley Bonn Albert, mechanic, r. 114 Dupont Bonn Gustave, liquor saloon, 258 Steuart, r. 309 Main Bonn Henry (Rader & Bonn) r. 1319 Montgomery Bonnard Marianne Miss, assistant Spring Valley Grammar School, r. 1327 Howard Bonnard N. Paul, machinist A. Larios, r. 929 J^ Jack- son Bonnell Allison C, clerk Bedington & Co., r. 1709 Gough Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Soc, r. 1709 Gough Bonnell Henry, clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 1527 Clay Bonnell Kate Miss, assistant Redding Primary School, r. 1527 Clay Bonner Benjamin, porter J. C. Meussdorfifer & Son Bonner Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Sonora Bonner John J., clerk William Hale Jr., 5343^ Califor- nia Bonner Joseph M., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1006 Market Bonner William (BlacK, Watt, Bonner & Co.) r. 538 Minna Bonnet Bonnet, asphaltum contractor, 335 Mont- gomery, r. 610 Ellis Bonnet Edward, laborer R. R. Swain, r. 621 Pacific Bonnet Eli, asphaltum contractor, 335 Montgomery, r. 220 Montgomery Av Bonnet Laurent, with G. Venard, r. 502 Vallejo Bonnet Leonard, laborer, r. 6 Quincy PI, rear Bonnet Marin A. S., baker, r. 8 Polk Lane Bonnet Theodore F., clerk, r. 610 Ellis Bonnetti A'nselmo (Bonnetti & Peyre) r. 813 Stockton Bonnetti & Peyre (Anselmo Bonnetti and Jean Peyre) liquor saloon, 819 Stockton Bonneur Alessandrino, r. 555 Harrison Bonneville Philias, salesman J. W. Tucker & Co. r. 443 >$ Natoma Bonney Fannie, widow, r. 1829 Jessie Bonney Frank J. (McPike & Bonney) attorney at law, 522 Montgomery, r. Oakland Bonney Joseph, house mover, r. 544 M Natoma Bonney William L., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r. 230 California Bonnheim Albert, office 17-19 Sansome, r. 1627 Polk Bonnington Charles J., teacher music, r. 1906 Du- pont Bonny George (George S. Shreve & Co.) r. 837 Post Bonsen Joseph, conductor Clay St. RR. Bonsiebe Hans, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Bontadelli Antonio, painter G. B. DeFerrarl, r. 4 Reed PI Bontadelli Peter, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Bontempi Cesare, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Bontempi Giuseppe, with J. B. Wooster & Co., r. 809 Pacific Bonynge 0. W., r. Occidental Hotel Bonython Alfred, bookkeeper William Ward & Oo. r. 762 Mission Bonzi Antonio, cook, r. 614 Broadway Boobar James G., wharf builder, r. 554 Polsom Boock John, watchman Cal. Artificial Stone Pave- lug Co., r. Hansa Hotel Booker Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Oal.) William H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block Booker George E., chief clerk Spring Valley W.W., r. 1354 Brush, Oakland BookmeyerO. W. J., ship carpenter Dickie Bros,, r. 5 Washington Bookstaver John, cigar dealer, r. 348 Third Bookstaver Walter H. salesman Brown & Wells, r. 817}^ Post Bool Niels N., tailor, r. 251 Minna Boole Frank A., r. 815 Shotwell Boole Fred W. weigher Black Diamond Coal Mining Co., r. 903 Valencia Boole George, ship builder, office 5 Spear, r. 903 Valencia Boole George Jr., salesman, r. 903 Valencia Boole Gustavus J., carpenter, r. 545 Jessie Boole William A. (Middlemas & Boole, and A. B. Patrick & Co.) r. 312 Fair Oaks Boomershine Jonathan, engineer, r. 928 Clay Boon Andrew J., cook, r. 5 Broadway Boon Polly Miss, r. 5 Belden PI Boon Theodore, bookkeeper Henry Koster, r. Phila- delphia House Boone August, tailor, r. 8263^ Pacific Boone Charles H., barber Lampe Bros., r. 306 Mason Boone Charles L., plumber, r. 652 Market Boone Jesse T., compositor Frank Eastman jc Co., r. 420 Sixth Boone John L. (Boone & Miller) r. 1018 Twenty-first Boone William, r. 311 Hyde Boone William D., miner, r. 336;^ Bush Boone & Miller (John L. Boone and John H. Mil- ler) attorneys at law, 320 California, rooms 7-9 Boop John, D. watchman, r. 429 Bush Boor John, compositor, r. 681 Mission Boorem Henry, fruits, r. 116 Freelon Boorem Margaret, widow, r. 116 Freelon Boorem William, fruits, r. 116 Freelon Boorman William, carpenter, r. N s Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro Boos George, wines and liquors, 1242 Market, r. 529 Valencia Boos Mary, widow, r. 1320 Jackson Boose Robert, waiter The Baldwin, r. 275 Minna Booth A.. & Co., oysters and canned salmon (Chicago and Astoi-la) Scotchler & Gibbs agents, 318 Front Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison & Booth) attorney at law, office 325 Montgomery, r. Lick House Booth Arthur E., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1510 Bush Booth Arthur P., stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 616 Guerrero Booth Charles S., foreman Union Iron Works, r. 616 Guerrero Booth David, carrier Evening Post, r. 616 Guerrero Booth Edward, assayer and chemist, 110 Sutter, r. Oakland Booth Ella N. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary School, r. 512 Shotwell Booth Franklin, draftsman, r. 418 Shotwell Booth George W., seaman, r. 56 Minna Booth Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co.. Cal.) George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44 PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. American and English Paper Hangins"- i"rivate Residences Decorated in Artistic Style, G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market St. HINCKI^EY. NPIKR!* »fe HAYES, m^TON IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Mfreet, SlauuravtorerM of SXAXKkKARY und SIARINE E3i4iiJIK£S and R01l.KR», BOO 246 BOE Booth Henry J., capitalist, office 419 California room 16, r. 501 Harrison Booth James, blacksmith, r. 286 Stevenson Booth James E., tanner Charles Hellwlg, r. SE cor Florida and St-rpentine Av Booth John O., seaman, r. 1014 Montgomery Booth Jonathan, soapmaker Wool Agency Warehouse, r. 620 Sixth Booth J. T., artist, r. Nucleus House Booth Levi, engineer, r. 418 Shotwell Booth Lucius A., weigher Custom House, r. Oakland Booth Mary I. Miss, assistant West End School, r. 512 Shotwell Booth Newton (W. W. Dodsje & Co.) r. Sacramento Booth Robert, tanner C. Hellwig, r. SE cor Serpen- tine Av and Florida Booth Samuel, cutter coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 512 Shotwell Booth Samuel Jr., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 512 Shotwell Booth Sidney, salmon canner, office 318 Front, r. 2107 Bush Booth Wells O., r. 1009 Valencia Booth William F., attorney at law, 252 Market, r. Berkeley Boothby Adolph F., restaurant, 312 Townsend Boothby August P., expressman, cor Ellis and Powell. r. 318 Fillmore Boothby Melvin, driver Central RR., r. 1211 Fillmore Boothby William L., driver Omnibus BR., r. 300 Fourth Boothroyd A. R., teamster, r. 220 Grove Bootz Adam, proptr Bootz Park, Mission Road, nr County Line Bootz Adam J. Jr., clerk Tax Collector, r. 331 Kearny Bootz George, seaman, r. 409 Pacific Bootz Henry (Meyer & Bootz) r. 32 Eddy Bootz Park, Adam Bootz i)roptr, Mission Road, nr County Line Booze Robert, waiter The Baldwin Bopp William, butcher, r. 112 Fourth Boquist Nils G., farmer, r. 7043^ Mission Boraeic Acid Manufacturing Co., Henry C. Droger secretary, 53 Nevada Block Boradori Frank, dairyman, r. E s Berlin, nr Felton, U. M. T. Boradori Raphael, milkman, r. cor Woolsey and San Bruno Road Boradt Henry, liquor saloon, 528 Valencia Borba John, dairyman, r. W s Minnesota, bet Sierra and Napa Borbeck Agnes Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 503 Pacific Borchelt Georce F., boxmaker, r. 1209 Green Borchelt John H., carpenter, r. 1209 Green Borchelt Martin, boxmaker Carrick, Williams & Wright, r. 1209 Green Borchers August A., laborer, r. 624 Lombard, rear Borchers J. E., physician, r. 207 Montgomery Av Borchers William, master mariner, r. 3 Rincon Court Borchers William Jr., seaman, r. 3 Rincon Court Borchert Wilholmina, widow, r. 1190 Harrison Borchert William, teacher vocal music, 928 Mission Borcutz A. L., seaman, r. 30 Clay Borde Adeline, widow, r. 1616 Powell Borde Harry, medical student, r. 2110 Mason Bordeaux Board of Under^vrlters, Eugene Thomas .s; Co. agents, 617-619 Sansome Bordebeure Artemise Mrs., dressmaker, r. 632 Green Borden C. J., teamster L. G. Lauder, r. 1 Haggin Borden Henry R., patternmaker, r. 828 Howard Borden James, driver R. G. Sneath, r. 837 Howard Borden John J., clerk Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 1 Haggin Borden John V., brass worker, r. 911 FoUom Borden John Vonder, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Missouri, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara Borden Joseph W., bottler Lang Bros., r. 1406 Polk Borden M., boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works, r. 911 Folsom Borden Rhodes, law student Garber, Thornton & Bishop, r. 712 Taylor Borden Sheldon, law student Garber, Thornton & Bishop, r. 712 Taylor Bordenave Albert J., restaurant 732 Montgomery, r. 319 Sutter Bordenave Bernard, with Albert J. Bordenave, r. 319 Sutter Bordenave John, r. 826 Broadway, rear Bordenave Joseph A., bufrher, SE cor Trinidad and Susquehanna Bordenave Pietro, baker, r. 629 Broadway Bordf s Jean L. (Mouthon \- Boides), r. 1005 J« Powell Bordner Jacob, carpenter, r. Kuss House Bordnian H. H., tinner Wiester & Co., r. 715 Gough Bordo Pietro, laborer Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 517 Birch Av Bordoui Eliseo, balloon peddler, r. 262 Jessie, rear Bordoni Mary Mrs., florist, r. 262 Jessie, rear Bordwell Albert B., laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 22 Morris Av Bordwell George A., architect, 318 Pine, room 36, r. 732 Capp Bordwell Henry W., engineer, r. 529 Sacramento Bordwell Walter T., r. 732 Capp Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.) r. Switzerland Borel AlA-ed & Co. (Alfred and Antoine Borel) bankers, NW cor Montgomery and Clay Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel & Co.) and vice-consul Switzerland, NW cor Montgomery and Clay, r. 929 Pine Borel Auguste, foreman G. Venard, r. 502 Vallejo Borel Florentine, r. 207 Pacific Borel Joseph, with G. Venard, r. 817 Broadway Borel Joseph T., cook Charles Pechin, r. 815)^ Vallejo Borel Leon F., cook, r. 4343^ Vallejo, rear Borel T. H., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Borella Angelita Mrs., furnished rooms, 1136 How- ard Borella Angelo, bottle dealer, SW cor Kearny and Broadway, r. 1136 Howard Borella Carl, cook M. B. Moraghan, r. 434 M Vallejo Borella Louis, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 525 Vallejo Borella Giuseppe, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc. , 627 Com- mercial Borelli Luigi, shoemaker F. Soldati, r. 1504 Stockton Borelli Vincenzo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway. Boreman Henry A., tailor, r. 650 Washington Boreman Thomas, tailor, r. 650 Washington Boren G. A., student Heald's Business College, r. 1126 Market Boreni Julius, laundryman Joseph A. Trudell, r. 19 Ridley Boretti Giovanni, junk store, 1512 Stockton, r. 455 Tehama Boretto Silvio, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commer- cial Borg Frank, laborer, r. 281 Minna Borger Anna, widow, r. 515 Bryant Borger Frederica widow, r. 321 Capp Borgerding Henry, boxmaker Wempe Bro8..r. 419 Oak Borgeseu John A., seaman, r. Mechanics' House Bergesson Josephine, domestic, 522 Capp Borghgren Nils, tailor, r. 1206 Howard Borghgren William, tailor, r. 228 Montgomery Av Borgholm C. B., captain schr Aurora Borgstrom Gustav, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Borgstrom Jennie Mrs., milliner, 122 Montgomery Av Borgstrom John A., laborer, r. 115 Geary, rear Borgstrom Minnie Mrs., milliner, 322 Montgomery Av« r. 324 Montgomery Av Borgstrom Peter, tailor, 324 Montgomery Av Borgwardt Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Borgwardt Frederick W., boots and shoes, 1208 Mar- ket, r. 634 Jessie Borgwardt Herman W., barber, 6 Stockton Borgwardt Rheiuhold, machinist, r. 634 Jessie Boriians Herinaun, tailor, r. 473 Tehama, rear Borie H. J., civil engineer, 328 Montgomery, room 10, r. 1528 Bush Borie Louis J., bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r. 1528 Bush Boris Lambert, gents' furnishing goods, 218 Mont- gomery Av, r. 216 Montgomery Av Borjor Juez B., cooper, r. 1012 Kearny Borke Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Borkheim Herman, tailor, 529 East, r. 119 Langton Borkheim Samuel H., pressman, r. 119 Langton Borkhnider Jacob, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. E 8 Stockton, bet Bay and Francisco Borkman Louis A., barber, 221 Dupont, r. 520 Bush Borla Angelo, Swiss Ben. .\ssn, 627 Commercial Borla Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Assn, 627 Commercial Borland Archie, mining. 308 Pine, r. Oakland Borland A. W. Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Bartlett and Twenty-fourth Borland Lewis, miller Caledonian Mills, r. 715 San- some Borland Samuel H., clerk, r. 40 J4 Geary Borie Gustavus H., upholsterer Connelly & Borie, r. .147 Jessie SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIAJ.TY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers oran«l nealcrs in CO .41^ and PIG IRON, 41 ^tlarket Street, corner Kpear. BOK 247 BOS Borle Gustavus J., carpenter, r. 515 Jeesie Borle Lewis (Connelly & Borle) r. 547 Jessie Borm Henry E., seaman P. CSS. Los Angeles, r. Con- tinental Hotel Born Charles, barber, 417 Post Born Conrad, barber George Obenauer, r. 64 First Born Frederick, machine hand Jason Springer & Co., r. 1712 Stevenson Born Philip M., collector, r. 1239 Folsom Born Stephen A., waiter, r. B15 Pine Bornemann Francis G., cashier U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 235 Thirteenth , Bornemann Fred, stage manager Winter Garden Bornemann Frederick Mrs., r. 1414 Pacific Bornemann Hartwig, artist, r. 4 Highland Terrace Bornemann Julia J., widow, r. 235 Thirteenth Bornemann S. Von, bartender, r. NE cor Union and Steiner Borner Henry, blacksmith, r.W s San Bruno Boad, nr islais Creek Bomheimer Francis, tailor, r. 486 Haight Bornboldt Hans, bartender Giese Bros., r. 409 Pacific BornmuUer Reinhold, upholsterer, r. 1231 Mission Bornstein H., r. 726 Octavia Bornstein Max (Cal. Suspender Co.) r. 1019 Golden Gate Av Bornstein M. S., clerk Bscbman Bros., r. 1019 Gol- den Gate Av Boro Nicholas, coffee saloon, 32f Davis, r. 325 Green Boromeo Augustine, shoemaker, 312 Pacific Borone Emilio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Boroviiiich Nick, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Borowsky Michael, liquor saloon, 514 Hayes, r. 510 H Hayes Borradalle Augustus, clerk' John C. Pelton Jr., r. 1429 O'Farrell Borradalle George, traveling salesman Sam. Lewis Jt Co.,r. 1429 O'Farrell Borremans Charles, merchant, r. 207 Valencia Borremans Edward, bookkeeper E. Artigues & Co., r. 207 Valencia Borren Kolman, upholsterer, r. 417 Grove Borren Solomon, clerk Samuel Flyshaker, r. 417 Grove Borrer Eatrina, widow, r. 679 Clementina Borrman Henry A., clerk JohnC. Borrman, r. NWcor Howard and Eighth Borrman John C, trroceries and liquors, NW cor How- aid and Eighth Borrmann William G., salesman Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1637 Howard Borroni Alfonso, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway Borroni Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Borsch Bridget, widow, r. 126 Ivy Av Borsch Henry, optician Berteling& Watry,r.429 Bush Borstel Henry, second mate schr Staghound, r. 12 Jackson Bortfeldt Ernest H. C, billiard maker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 224 Chestnut Boruck Marcus D.. publisher and proptr Spirit of the Times, 621 Sansome, r. 2125 California Boscacci Battista, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Boscacci Giovanni, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Boscacci Natale, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Boscacci Pietro, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Bosch William, cooper David Woemer, r. 921 Polk Boschen Edward, clerk Nicholas Boschen, r. 109 H Fifth Boschen Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 109 J^ Fifth Boscow A. B., printer, r. 537 Sacramento Bose August, groceries and liquors, SW cor Howard and Langton, r. 1113 Howard Bose Benjamin, bookkeeper London Tea Co>, r. 48)4 Zoe Bose Charles M., groceries and liquors, NW cor Nato- ma and Mary. r. 432 Natoma Bose Dietrich, packer Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1112 Bry- ant Bose Frederick (Bose & Jurgens) r. 731 Brannan Bose Hermann, harness maker Charles L. Haskell, r. 1131 JiS Folsom Bose John, laborer, r. 1131 J^ Folsom Bose John H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 505 Eighth Bose Martin H., shoe cutter, r. 11313^ Folsom Bose & Jurgens (Frederick Bose and Kichard Jur- gens) groceries and liquors, 731-733 Brannan B^" Bose. See Boes, Boese and Bowes Bosen H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Bosisio Carlo, butcher, r. 112 Jasper PI Boskowitz Charles J., traveling salesman Cartan, Mc- Carthy & Co., r. 1409 Octavia Bosnick Peter, Servian Montenegrian Ben. Soc, 10 California itosq Elizabeth, widow, r. 1023 5^ Sutter Bosq Romain, laundryman, r. H s Fillmore bet Pine and California Bosq Sylvie, French laundry. 1610 Stockton Bosque Ella Mrs., r. 1315 Sacramento Bosque Frank C, carriage trimmer B. Grave & Co., r. 528 Green Bosques Charles, blacksmith J. Adaml, r. 514 Bush Bosquet Andrew, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 507 Jj Hyde Bosqiii Ed-wartl, manager Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., .523 Cl.iy, r. 814 Lombard BOSP EMRAYING aM PRINTINS CO, cnromo litliograpUers, enijrnvers, printers and boolEbinders, Edward Bosqui manager, 5^3 Clay and 518 Commercial Boss Frederick (Todt k Boss) r. 34 Willows Av Boss Henry, carpenter, r. 16^ Garden Boss ni. P. , milling engineer. 309 Califomia, rooms 16-17, r. Oakland Bossard George D., laborer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 512 Fourth Bosschaardt Peter, cook schr Vanderbllt, r. 1117 Bry. ant Bossert Albert Th., bookkeeper Hellmacn Bros. & Co., r. 142 Seventh Bosshard Albert, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. NE cor Beach and Larkin Bosshard Jacob, whipmaker, r. Park House Bossi E. Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Bossier Frank, harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r. 317 Jessie Bosson Honore, r. 17 Gilbert Bosten Levy, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Bostick M. B.. agent John D. Callaghan, r. 852 Folsom Bostin John, painter, 118 Fulton Boston and California Dregs Reform Rooms, M. H. Ober & Co. proprietors, manu- facturers corsets and ladies' furnishing goods, 326 Sutter Boston Board of Under'tvriters, Joseph S. Ba- con agent, 318 California Boston Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Ca, Cal.) F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine, roopi 5 Boston Dairy, Hiram Cliflford proptr, 8W cor Cam- bridge and Bacon, V. M. T. Boston Marine Insurance Co., J. N. Knowles agent, 28 California Boston Underwriters (composed of the Wash- ington and Eliot Insurance Cos of Boston) Ed- ward E. Potter agent, 430 California Boston William A. , bookkeeper Savings and Loan Soc, r. 2414 Sacramento Bostrom John, laborer, r. 115 Geary, rear Bostrom Peter, master mariner, r. 2 Gerke Alley Bostwick F. M., ensign U. S. Coast Survey stmr Hass- ler Bostwick Frank F., clerk H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 732 Capp Bostwick Henry E., salesman 'Doane b Henshelwood, r. 732 Capp ^r Bostwick. See Bostick Boswell 8. B. & Co. (S. B. Boswell) stockbrokers, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg Boswell Solomon B. (S. B. Boswell & Co.) r. 927 Bush Boswell William, laborer Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 427 Fourth BoBworth Charles H., watchman Black Point Packing House, r. 3112 Fillmore Bosworth Charles J., bookkeeper Langley & Michaels, r. 6 Monroe Bosworth George F., compositor Examiner, r. 1014 Montgomery Bosworth Henry M., organist, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Sanchez and Noe Bosworth Lilly MisS, r. 813 Pierce Bosworth S. F. Mrs. , widow, school teacher, r. 804 Jones Bosworth TTilliam, mining, 432 Montgomery, room 5. r. 2299 Sacramento Bosworth William Jr., r. 2299 Sacramento Bosz Henry, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 16Vi Garden U/ A P n N Q TRUMAX, ISHA3I & CO., ■I n U U 11 O S09, 311 3Iarket St. BUGQIES, CARRIAGES EdM'ardtt' Ijigrhtning: Junip- ^eat. for sale to the Trade. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOHN WIOMORE, 133 Speai' Street. BOT 248 BOU Botazio Frederick, with J. J. Mack & Oo., r. 2200 Fill- more Botcher Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Laguna and Fell Botcher Hendrick, master mariner, r. 5 Seymour Av Both Jacob, r. 530 Third Both Louis, driver William Westerfeld, r. 1035 Mar- ket Both Kichard W., cooper David Woerner, r. 27 Greek Lane Botheuback Otto, mill hand H. Granz, r. 514 Sixth Bothin, Dallemand & Co. (Henry E. Bothin and Albert Dallemand) coffees, teas and spices, 305-307 Front Bothin Henry E. (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Bothmann Elizabeth Mrs., widow, r. 1237 York Bothmann Frederick, expressman, 8E cor Sixth and Brannan, r. 1237 York Bothmann Henry, turner A. Frei, r. 10 Byiugton Bothwell Thomas, boatman, r. 415 East Botron Ferdinand, r. 3 Marion PI Botscheider George, cabinetmaker, r. 245 Eighth Botsford Annie Mrs., widow, r. 1031 Valencia Botsford Hsrry 0., clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 611 Harrison Botsford Henry K., engineer, r. Commercial Hotel Botsford William, physician and surgeon, of&ce and r. 1001 Market Botta Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Bottcher Paul, clerk Verdier, Moreau & Co.. r. 502 Bush Bottelle Samuel, Cooks and Bakers' Union, 101 Post Bottenberg Henry, laborer, r. 37 Baldwin Court Botters Jasper, saloon keeper, r. 9 Pacific Botti Pietro, r. 517 Birch Av Bottle Koeuig's Beer Hall and Theatre, Ferdinand Koenig proprietor, 632-638 Pacific and 217 Montgomery Av Bo"tto Joshua, laborer, r. 1 Lafayette PI Botto Napoleon, driver C. J. Hawley & Co., r. NE cor Mason and Union Bottomley J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Bottomley Charles, laborer, r. 1623}^ Turk Bottomley Liberty H., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 309 Austin Botts Charles T., attorney at law, 6-7 Montgomery Block, r. Oakland Botts John, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Boucher Charles, laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI Boucher Charles C, bookkeeper B. F. Sawyer & Co., r. 1209 Clay Boucher Charles W., longshoreman, r. 3 Goodsell PI Boucher E., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Boucher Fannie, widow, teacher Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1814 Market Boucher Henry A., laundryman, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Boucher Henry S., boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI Boucher James, boot treer, r. 550 Stevenson Boucher John, carpenter, r. 1209 Clay Boucher Joseph, waiter Maison Doree, r. 33 Hinckley Boucher Joseph, longshoreman, r. 3 Goodsell PI Boucher Sadie E. Miss, assistant Irving Primary School, r. 550 Stevenson Boucher Thomas P., laborer, r. 2 Goodsell PI 8^ Boucher. See Bowcher Bouchet Jules, clerk Leuormand Bros., r. SW cor Dupont and Pine Bouckou B. E., salesman Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r. 330 Geary Boudan Louis (Christin & Boudan) r. 802 Folsom Boudin Lucien L. (Marchebout & Boudiu) r. 963 Fol- som Boudouin Auguste, patternmaker, r. 3 Graham PI Bouge Michael, laborer, r. Ellsworth, bet Courtland and Lincoln Avs Boughton Caroline Mrs., milliner, r. 930 Market Bougrand Louis, laundryman, r. 1318 Dupont Bougrand Paul V., bathtender, r. 536 Vallejo Bouhaben Pierre, waiter, r. 233 Montgomery Av Bouick Alexander, machinist, r. 678 Harrison Boukofsky Emll, r. 1607 Post Boukofsky Minnie, widow, r. 402 Octavia Boukofsky Samuel, clerk M. Wuusch & Co., r. 402 Oc- tavia Boulanger Peter, mining, r. 618 Green Bdulden N. T., clerk, r. 632 Howard Boulin Pierre, carpenter, r. 517 Filbert BouUet Eugene J., machinist F. A. Robbins, r. 1239 Folsom, rear BouUet Joseph R., teacher music, r. 134 Hickory Av BouUet Olivia, widow, r. 1239 Folsom, rear Boulon Etienne, r. 523 Montgomery Av Boulton Thomas, seaman P. M. SS. Granada, r. 38M Zue Bourbin James C, grainer, r. 1600 Eddy Bourdet John, r. S s Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo Bourdet John W., r. 537 McAllister Bourdet Kittie Miss, r. 537 McAllister Bourdet Minnie Miss, r. 537 McAllister Bourdet Peter, butcher, r. St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo 4 Bourdet Peter Jr.. clerk Telephone Cab Co., r. sy McAllister Bourgeois Alexander foreman coal yard George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 21>i Langton Bourgeois Antoine, porter, r. 613}^ Stockton Bourgeois C. Mrs., laundress, r. 21}^ Langton Bourgeois Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1332 California Bourgoin Adolph, second-hand books, 206 Montgom- ery Av Bourguignon August, shoemaker, 1034 Kearny Bourguignon Ernest, boots and shoes, 1411 Jj Stock Bour.iade Cheri P., liquor saloon, 1509 Dupont Bourke Jeremiah F., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., r. 2108 Powell Bourke William Mrs., r. 19 Van Ness Av 8^" Bourke. See Berck, Berk and Burke Bourn William B., manager estate of W. B. Bourn, 401 California, room 3. r. 317 Powell Bourne Elvina W., widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1240 Mission Bourne H. J., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Bourne Jo6n B., stockbroker, 12 Leidesdorflf, r. 2516 California Bourne Joseph N., watchman, r. 520 Howard Bourne Philip, collector, r. 1239 Folsom Bourne Kichard A., leather and shoe findings, 28 Sec- ond, r. 2120 Bush Bourne William, salesman, r. 126 Ninth Bourne William, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 331 Branuan Bourneque Charles, bath tender, r. 738 Pacific Bourquard Albert, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 42 Ritch Bourquln Charles Mrs., widow, r. 121 Powell Bourquin Frances, widow, r. 436 Green Bourquin James, plumber, r. 436 Green Bousfield Frederick H., assayer F. Berton & Co., r. 621 Geary Bousfield William C. (Bousfield & Abbott) r. 604 Sut- Bousfield & Abbott (William C. Bousfield and Osborn Abbott) local security brokers, 312 Cali- fornia Boushey Julius, physician, office and r. SW cor Ninth and Mission Boushin Zoe Mrs., r. 1 Berkeley Av Bousquet Adele M., widow, dyeing and scour- ing, 726!^ Howard Bousquet E., laundry man Model Laundry, 2923 Cali- fornia Bousquet Eliza, widow, r. 916 Montgomery. Bousquet Eugene, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert Bousquet Leon, foreman Pac. Cream Tartar Works, r. 17 Gilbert Boute Charles, butcher, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Yazoo Bouteiller Louis A., gardener Presidio Reservation, r. NE cor Baker and Vallejo Boutell William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 112 O'Farrell Bouterious Angel, butcher, r. 34 Langton Routes James F. (Boutes & Pac) r.-1219 Kearny Boutes Si Pac (James F. Boutes and John J. Pao.) liquor saloon, 511 Washington Bouton Albert, clerk Holt Bros., r. Oakland Bouton Andrus P., r. 116 Ellis Bouton B'rancls G., clerk, r. 32 Ellis Bouton Frederick G., salesman wholesale dept, A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 737 Market Bouton Hart, foreman La Grande Laundry, E s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom, r. 210)i Thirteenth Bouton Nathan, butler, r. 31 South Park Bouton Seth S. , carpenter, r. 830 Howard Bouton Wilson F., clerk, r. 226 Stockton Boutz Leon, bottler Pioneer Soda Water Works, r. 306 Webster LOUIS 6RAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHINO CAI FOR AND MRMVKREn. OFFICE, 648 BIARKKT STREET. BOU 249 BOW Bouve Claude, ship joiner P. C. SS. Co., r. 22 Lily Av Uouvet Jules, laundry, 21 Trenton Bouwman Bernardus. capitalist, r. 574 Minna Bovee James S., machinist, r. 2814 Laguna Bovee Nestell C, bookkeeper William H. Bovee, r. 1504 J^ Franklin BoT-ee William H. , real estate agent and auction- eer, 324 JiS Montgomery, r. 1515 California Bovee W. R. Mrs., r. 538 Fulton Bovo Gabriel, wholesale and retail wines and liquors, NE cor Dupont and Vallejo, r. 516 Vallejo Bovyer William L.. carpenter and builder, 510 Sacra- mento Bowas John, buggyman Pac. Boiling Mills, r. N s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan Bowbeer Thomas, butcher L. Werner, r. 910 Bryant Bowcher James, upholsterer and furniture, 228 Stock- ton, r. 728 Valencia Bowden Francis 0. (Miller & Bowden) r. 867 Mission Bowden Hannah Miss, r. NE cor Twentieth and Treat Av Bowden John, cartman A. Waldstein, r. 2 Clyde Bowden Joseph, painter, r. 15 Priest Bowden Mary, widow, r. 1113 Filbert Bowden William, painter, r. 6 Havens 8^"Bowden. See Boden Bowe Jay S., r. 736 Folsom Bowe William H., groceries and liquors, BE cor Cen- ter and Potrero Av Bowen Agnes, domestic 1.322 Golden Gate Av Bowen Albert H., dry and fancy goods, SW cor Valen- cia and Sixteenth Bowen Alfred, gents' furnishing and fancy goods, 1055 Market Bowen Annie Miss, liquor saloon, 205 Pacific Bowen Anna Miss, r. 16 Bluxome, rear Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, r. 5 Winthrop Bowen Asa M., r. 1544 Howard Bowen Avery L., watchman Cal. St. RR., r. 1415 Larkin Bowen Cassie Miss, r. 725 Pine Bowen Charles R. (Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen) r. 1941 Clay Bowen Charles W., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 636 Commercial Bowen Daniel, shipcarpeuter Dickie Bros., r.l526 Do- lores Bowen David, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Bres- lin Hotel Bowen Dennis, hostler N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie Bowen Dennis, laborer, r. 124 Ivy Av Bowen Kdgar J., importer and dealer seeds, 815- 817 Sansome, r. 805 Golden Gate Av Bowen Ernest W., r. 124 O'Farrell Bowen Ezekiel C, foreman pressroom coiner's depot, U. S. Mint, r. 32 Sixth Boiven Firancis W. , secretary Excelsior Powder Co., 3 California, r. 124 O'Farrell Bowen Frank, molder Pac. Stove and Iron Works, r. Dolores, nr Eighteenth Bowen Frank, laundryman, r. 1402 Turk Bowen Frank A., student Pac. Business College, r. 304 Jessie Bowen George G., student Pac. Business College, r. 304 Jessie Bowen George H., teamster, r. 1112 Devisadero Bowen Henry A., delivery clerk Lebenbaum, Gold- berg & Bowen, r. 1941 Clay Bowen James, helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Illinois, nr Napa Bowen James B., porkpacker Merry, Faull & Co., r. 1619 Leavenworth Bowen James P., longshoreman, r. 412J^ Fifth Bowen J. Joseph (Tatum & Bowen) r. 802 Van Ness Av Bowen John, peddler, r. 532 Second Bowen John, salesman Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r. 206 Hyde Bowen John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 2316J4 Mason Bowen John H., carpenter, r. 913 Clay Bowen John J., brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 1055 Howard Bowen John L., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1304 Webster Bowen Margaret Mrs., r. 37 Second Bowen Mary, domestic 1721 Clay Bowen Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1319K California Bowen Nora Miss, r. 725 Pine Bowen Rosie Miss, cloak maker, r. 1319M California Bowen Samuel W. salesman P. Steinhagen & Co., r. 11 Valparaiso Bowen Thomas, laborer, r. 261 First Bowen Thomas J., collector N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jes- sie Bowen Timothy, lamp lighter, r. S s Green, bet Franklin and Gough Bowen AValdo E., r. 124 O'Farrell Bowen Willard H., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. 1941 Clay Bowen William M., assistant engineer stmr Crescent City, r. 40 Minna 8^" Bowen. See Bohen Bowen's Block, W s Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica Bowens George, laborer, r, NW cor Butte and Ten- nessee Bowens L. Mrs., widow, r. 837 Broadway Bower Alexander, dyer, r. W s Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth Bower James, tinsmith, r. 1407 Jackson Bower James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 124 Gil- bert Bower Solomon M., furniture and upholstery, 1520 Polk B^" Bower. See Bauer and Baur Bowers , shoemaker, r. 327 Twenty-seventh Bowers Alphonzo B., civil engineer, r. 613 Mission Bowers Catherine E., widow, r. 1119 Folsom Bowers Charles, coachman, r. 416 Austin Bowers E. Mrs., physician, ofifice ancj r. 58 St. Ann's Building »' , Bowers Eliza, domestic 1712 Hyde • Bowers Ella C, widow, r. 556 Brannan Bowers George, bartender, r. 81 Natoma Bowers Henry, teamster, r. 1546 Howard Bowers Jacob, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 541 Fourth Bowers J. Milton, physician, oflBce and r. 32 J4 Geary Bowers John, farmer, nr Ocean House School Bowers John T., commission merchant, 36 Market, r. 1427 Washington Bowers William F., salesman Gutta Percha and Rub- ber Mnfg Co., r. 1227 Turk Bowers Caroline, widow, r. 437 JKAK NTBEET. BKA 252 BRA Bracken J., poundkeeper, N s California, bet Walnut and Laurel Bracken James, with Lawrence Bracken, r. 8 Geneva Bracken James O., clerk, r. 621 Eddy Bracken John, hostler, r. NW cor Geary and Central Av Bracken Lawrence, furniture dealer, r. 8 Geneva Bracken T. W., laborer, r. 402 Broadway Brackett A. S., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 109 Pow- ell Brackett Charles, r. 520 Bush Brackett Charles A. B., clerk, r. 425 Tehama Brackett Edward, agent, r. 536 Minna Brackett Eugene, machinist Thomson & Evans, r. 37 Second Brackett Frank O., student Cal. Commercial College Brackett William K., commercial traveler, r. 824 El- lis Brackett William L., r. 824 Ellis Bracktell Walter S., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 2}^ Ninth Bracq Frank, laborer, r. St. Thomas, nr Railroad Av Bracq John B., laborer, r. St. Thomas, nr Bailroad Av Bradberg Frederick, baker, r. 533 Sacramento Bradbrook Harris, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1212 Union Bradbrook William J., upholsterer, r. 257 Tehama Bradbury Albert W., attorney at law, 509 Kearny, room 5 Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper Crocker & Suydam, r. 1511 Clay Bradbury Fannie W., widow, r. 1511 Clay Bradbury George F.. physician and surgeon, office and r. 529 Twenty-second Bradbury Helen E., widow, r. 1504 Jones Bradbury John, machinist S. P. RR., r. 529 Valencia Bradbury Lester J., civil engineer, r. 850 Market Bradbury N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Nineteenth Bradbury Philip H., clerk Levison Bros., r. 1504 Jones Bradbury Phylenda N., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1125 Filbert Bradbury Vesta E. Miss, assistant Jackson St. Pri- mary School, r. 1511 Clay Bradbury William, clerk J. A. Benson, r. 610 Nine- teenth Bradbury William B., proprietor Centennial Planing Mill, 556-572 Brannan, r. NEcor Van Ness Av and California Bradbury's Building, 52 Second Braddock Frank H., carriage painter, r. Falmouth Braddock William J., carriage painter, r. 1122 Larkin Braden Oliver J.., driver Central RR., r. S s Laurel Av, bet Buchanan and Webster Braden Rosa Mrs., r. 914 Lyon Braden W. C, compositor Examiner, r. 728 Bush Braden William, driver, r. 1316 Laurel Av Braden William D., well borer, 730 Howard Brader Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 738 Broadway Braaer Charlutte Mrs., bakery, 740 Broadway Brader Christian, soda water, r. 4 Maiden Lane Brader Henry, liquor merchant, r. 738 Broadway Brader Henry J., clerk, r. 738 Broadway Brader H. F., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 324 Kearny Brader John H., merchant, r. 738 Broadway Brader Peter, cook, r. 1938 Mission Bradery H., porter Auditor's Office, new City Hall Bradheld Richard, miller Genessee Mills, r. 1103 Montgomery Bradford Abram C, attorney at law District Attor- ney's Office, old City Hall, r. 808 Montgomery Bradford Abram C. Jr., policeman, r. 13)^ Oak Bradford Ada Mrs., elevator tender Appraisers' Build- ing, r. Commercial Hotel Bradford Albert C, carpenter, r. 131 Thirteenth Bradford Charles A., salesman Charles A. Hawley & Co., r. 65 Tehama Bradford Daniel F., office 318 Front, r. San Rafael Bradford Edward W., r. 65 Tehama Bradford George, sign painter, r. 605 Pine Bradford George B. , real estate agent, office 413 Montgomery, r. 65 Tehama Bradford George L., clerk George B. Bradford, r. 65 Tehama Bradford James, captain schr Felicity Bradford Joseph F., clerk, r. 65 Tehama Bradford Julia Mrs., r. Palace Hotel Bradford Kate, domestic 2326 Mission Bradford Llewellyn, engineer, r. 164b>^ Mission Bradford Sarah, laundress La Grande Laundry, E s Thirteenth, bet Howard andFolsom Bradford Thaddeus D., stockbroker, r. 1513 Hyde Bradford Wallace, salesman W. & J. Sloane, r. 2123 California Bradford William B., manager Sacramento River Packing Co., 318 Front, r. San Rafael Bradford WilUam B., solicitor George D. Morse, r. 118 Eddy Bradford Wilmer, draftsman C. W. M. Smith, r. 652 Market Bradford Woodbury, [compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 2123 California Bradlee Frank K., pyrotechnist, r. Dominica, bet Piatt and Yazoo Bradlee Stephen, butcher Louis MuUer, r. 703 Te- hama feradley Albert D., actor, r. 5 Mint Av Bradley Alfred O., photographer T. A. Brown, r. 208 Ellis Bradley B., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Bradley Benjamin, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 8 8 Eddy, bet Fillmore and Stelner Bradley Bernard, house and sign painter, 1704 Fill- more and 925 Mission, r. 1222 Eddy Bradley Bernard Jr., painter Bernard Bradley, r. 1222 Eddy Bradley Bernhard, driver N. B. and M. BR., r. 3 Lin- coln PI Bradley Charles, fireman P. C. SS. City of Chester Bradley Charles, longshoreman, r. 247 }$ Perry Bradley Charles R., driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 546 Minna Bradley Charles T., woolscourer, r. Paraguay, bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna Bradley Edward H., salesman O'Connor. Mofifatt k Co., Ill Post Bradley Eliza Mrs., proptr Bradley House, 1126 Mar- ket Bradley Francis D. (Bradley & Johnston) r. 233 Third Bradley George L., real estate, r. 1024 Bush Bradley Henry W., clerk Stanly, Stoney & Hayes, r. 1316 California Bradley House, Mrs. Eliza Bradley proptr, 1126 Mar- ket Bradley H. W., janitor New City Hall, r. 1316 Cali- fornia Bradley James, driver Market St. RR. r. 223 Fifteenth Bradley James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Maryland, bet Sierra and Nevada Bradley James A., real estate, r. 201 Powell Bradley James J., painter Bernard Bradley, r. 1222 Eddy Bradlev John, engineer J. Spaulding & Co., r. 237^ Fifth Bradley John, laborer, r. 1110 Green Bradley John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills Bradley John, porter, r. 100 J^ Second Bradley John T., house painter David Kanary & Oo., r. 27 Rausch Bradley Joseph B., clerk J. A. Wright, r. 513 Minna Bradley Josephine Mrs., bakery, 237)4 Fifth Bradley Josie, r. 303 Third Bradley Kate Mrs., copyist, r. 732 Sutter Bradley Levi L., speculator, r. 703 Market Bradley Margery, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 410 Sixth Bradley Mary J. Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 528 Ellis Bradley Michael, laborer, r. 247 H Perry Bradley Millard F., stage carpenter, r. 1126 Market Bradley M. J. Miss, r. 303 Third Bradley M. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 19 Sixth Bradley Osgood G., cleik Commercial Ins. Co. of Ctl., r. 1024 Bush Bradley Patrick, baker, r. 28 Chenery Bradley Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Tehama Bradley Patrick, soap dealer, 750 Brannan Bradley Patrick, teamster, r. NW cor Gilbert and Brannan Bradley Peter, furniture dealer, r. 1604 Jessie Bradley Richard, captain 8. P. C. BR. stmr Garden •City, r. .32 Fourth Bradley Richard, carpenter, r. 304 Beale Bradley Richard, clerk Wadhams & Elliott, r, 1316 California Bradley Richard, coal passer O. Imp. SS. Willamette Bradley Robert, lather, r. 1656 West Mission Bradley S. O.. r. 2302 Polk Bradley Theodore, attorney at law, .502 Montgomery Bradley Thomas, glassblower, r. 247 )i Perry Bradley Thomas, glassblower, r. 732 Folsom LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successor!^ to Braverman Jk I^evy I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY 'iVASHiiro i;vEi.i. »oxk at very low rates. OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET, BKA 253 BRA Bradley Thomas H., clerk Baldwin House, 14 Ellis Bradley William, foreman David Stewart, r. 134 Sev- enth Bradley 'William, mashmsn Bay View DletilJery, r Lahaina, nr Penobscot Bradley William, teamster, r. 20 Bradley ■William O., r. 2302 Polk Bradley W. J., attorney at law, r. 957 Market Bradley & Johnston (F. D. Bradley and J. P. John- ston) Chinese employment office, 640 Clay Bradley Si Rulofsoii (John H. Dall and estate of William H. Rulofson) photographic art gal- lery, SE cor Geary and Dupont, fifth floor Bradlow Herman, carpenter, r. Prospect PI, bet Twen- ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Bradrick Isaac, policeman, r. 113 Langtou Bradshaw David, molder McCormick Bros., r, 564 Mission Bradshaw David, laborer, r. 44 Bitch Bradshaw Frank H., candymaker W. G. Bradshaw, r. 18 Hoflf Av Bradshaw Frederick, student Heald's Business Col- lege Bradshaw George H., clerk, r. 2107 California Bradshaw M. P. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Twenty-second Bradshaw Samuel C, clerk, r. 2107 California Bradshaw William G., candy mnfr, 2951 Sixteenth, r. 18 Hofl' Av Bradstreet (The) Company, Improved Mercan- tile Agency (New York) L. B. Billiard superin- tendant, 230 California, cor Battery Bradstreet J. Rea, manufacturer weather strips and rubber moldings, 641 Mission, r. 1 Cottage PI Bradt John M., carpenter, r. 424 Stevenson Brady Adolph (Brady & Co.) r. 420 Tehama Brady Ann Miss, r. 40 Quinn Brady Anna C, with F. F. DuRose, r. 520 Kearny Brady Annie, domestic 2619 Sacramento Brady Augustus, r. Montgomery's Hotel Brady Benjamin, commission merchant, r. 1318 Broadway Brady Bernard, gardener John H. Wise, 1409 Leaven- worth Brady Bernard F., carpenter, r. 1626 Devisadero Brady Bonaventure P., clerk freight auditor C. P. KR., r. 214 Chestnut Brady Bridget Miss, r. 40 Qulnn Brady Charles, clerk, r. 132 Turk Brady Charles, clerk J. Lancaster & Co.. r. 176 Minna Brady Daniel, porter Bachman Bros., r. 22 Ash Av Brady Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 436 Twenty-second Brady David, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 244 Jessie Brady David J., r. Park Hotel Brady Edward, plumber, r. 1215 J^ Folsom Brady Edward R., clerk, r. 132 Turk Brady Frank, laborer, r. W s Nebraska, bet El Dorado and Center Brady Frank, Jour. Shipwright's Assn, 71 New Mont- gomery Brady Henry, plumber, r. 1215 ^ Folsom Brady Henry J., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery, room 19, r. 29 Dupont Brady Hugh, fruit dealer, r. 529 Sacramento Brady Hugh J., driver Wells, Fargo Go's Express, r. 624 Brannan Brady James, engineer, r. 316 Laguna Brady James, housesmith Bigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 1016 Mason, rear Brady James, laborer, r. 318 Davis Brady James, laborer, r. 421 Fremont Brady James, laborer, r. North Pa<;ific Hotel Brady James, liquor saloon, 821 Market, r. 12 Howard Court Brady James, longshoreman, r. 15 J^ Clara Brady James, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansome.rear Brady James, machinist, r. 43 Jessie Brady James H., teamster, r. 715 Davis Brady James J., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero Brady James W., tinsmith and extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1 Vincent PI Brady John, boilermaker, r. 349 Tehama Brady John, butcher, r. Empire Lodgings Brady John, fireman C. P. RR. stmr El Capitan, r. 177 Clara Brady John, fireman O. Imp. SS. Mississippi, r. 210 Second Brady John, house painter E. M. Gallagher, r. Oak- laud Brady John, Ironmonger, r. 1015 J4 Market Brady John, laborer, r. 34 Hawthorne Brady John, laborer, r. 176 Minna Brady John, water tender P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 476 Natoma Brady John Jr., laborer, r. 1616 Mason Brady John F., farmer, r. Capitol House Brady John F., tinner, r. 444 Sixth Brady John J., contractor, r. 309 Ritch Brady John J., janitor Lincoln Grammar School, r. 717 Tehama Brady John J., blacksmith Pioneer Iron Works, r. 1616 Mason Brady John R., boxmaker,.r. 114 Fourth Brady John T., druggist, r. 720 California Brady John T., laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 725 Harrison Brady Kate Miss, cook, 1011 Bush Brady Kate E. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School, r. 353 Grove Brady Kitty, starcher Standard Shirt Factory, r. 328 Jessie Brady Louisa Miss, shoe fitter Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r. Ill Leavenworth Brady Margaret, widow, r. 6 Polk Brady Margaret, widow, r. 1512 Pacific Av Brady Martin, currier, r. 520 Ninth Brady Martin, laborer, r. 1616 Mason, rear Brady Mary, domestic NE cor California and Taylor Brady Mary J., widow, r. 126 Eighth Brady Matthew, butcher, r. 737 Clementina Brady Matthew, clerk Patrick Cassidy, r. 204 Twenty- third Brady Matthew, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra Brady Matthew, steward SS. Mexico, r. 353 Grove Brady Matthew I., clerk Sachs, Heller & Co., r. 853 Grove Brady Michael (Brady & Howard) r. 1310 Florida Brady Michael, laborer, r. 520 Broadway Brady Michael, laborer, r. 8 Welsh Brady Michael, laborer, r. 120 Alta Brady Michael, laborer Pac Boiling Mills, r. Cascius Hotel Brady Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. Brady Michael, lard renderer Michelssen, Brown & Co., r. S 8 Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Platte Brady Michael, miner, r. 402 Broadway Brady Michael, Jr., laborer, r. Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo Brady Nicholas, marble worker James Henderson, r. 416 Stevenson Brady Owen (Brady & Boyston) r. 1023 Post Brady Owen, porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 328 Jessie Brady Owen E., contractor, r. 822 Valencia Brady Patrick, assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 1711 Stockton, rear Brady Patrick, cemetery fences, SE cor Post and Cen- tral Av, r. 1416 Devisadero Brady Patrick , laborer, r. 1142 H Folsom Brady Patrick, lather and plasterer, r. 458 Jessie Brady Patrick, metal roofer, 116 Tenth Brady Patrick, porter, r. 17 Kate Brady Patrick J., teamster, r. 1005 Bryant Brady Patrick J., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero Brady Patrick T., porter P. J. Cassin & Co., r. 423 Jfi Shipley Brady Peter G., groceries and liquors, 391 J^ Ninth Brady Philip, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 207 Langton Brady Philip, fireman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 541 First Brady Philip, laborer Fulton Iron Works, lZH Eliza- beth Brady Philip, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 34 Haw- thorne Brady Philip, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter Brady Philip, picture frame maker McEachren & Eowe, r. Nebraska, bet Sixteenth and Alvarado Brady Philip, teamster, r. 15 Gilbert, rear Brady Philip F., printer, r. 423 Dupont Brady Philip R., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 419 Stockton Brady Philip W., assistant surveyor City and County, r. USa Third Brady Richard R., teamster, r. 1005 Bryant Brady Robert, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 3 Eddy PI Brady Sarah A., widow, r. 1218 Green Brady S. F. Mrs., r. 401 Fifth Brady Thomas, r. Montgomery's Hotel PFII INPQ ncpnRATFn "^""^°°'^''*''^" '"*^® G.W.CLARK & CO. ULILIIlU^ ULUUnH I LU most Artistic manner. 645 Market st. H INC'KL,EV, MPIERti & HAYKS, FtTK.TOX IROBT tV4»RKS. 213 Fremont Street, :tlnnii:»cturer8 of HOIKXINU WORKM, CAOKK, RITCKKT!« and CARS. i sS o o -4J © C © c!8 P5 c BRA 254 BRA Brady Thomas, boatman Union St. Wharf Brady Thomas, bricklayer, r. 353 Clementina Brady Thomas, clerk, r. 424 Sansome Brady Thomas, tireman, r. 41 Pacific Brady Thomas, fireman, r. SW cor Larkin and Beach Brady Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 34 Rausch Brady Thomas, laborer, r. 928 Twentieth Brady Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 8 8 Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Brady Ttiomas, liquor saloon, 4 Fourth, r. 319 Jessie Brady Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works. Brady Thomas, seaman, r. 161.5 Pine Brady Thomas, teamster WjUiam Kerr, r. 903 Battery, rear Brady Thomas A. E., machinist Hall's Safe and Lock Co., r. 307 Seventeenth Brady Thomas F., machinist, r. 5(j6 Howard Brady Thomas F., news depot, 2001 Fillmore Brady Thomas H., carpenter, r. 1416Devi8adero Brady Thomas H., clerk, r. 353 Grove Brady William, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Brady William, masher Bay View Distillery, r. La- haina, nr Penobscot Brady William J., foreman boiler maker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 369 Eleventh Brady & Boyston (Owen Brady and John L. Boyston) liquor saloon, 610 Market Brady & Co. (Adolph Brady and Simon Kafka) butch- ers, -209 Sixth Brady Jfe Howard (Michael Brady and John J. How- ard) housesmiths, 109 First • Brag Peter, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s Iowa bet Yuba and Yolo Braga Mauoel, barber A. 8. Martinho, r. 113 Jackson Bragdon Charles A., nurse City and County Hospital Brags Ada Miss, assistant Noe and Temple St. Pri- mary School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver Bragg Frank, third assistant engineer P. M. S3 Coli- ma, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver Bragg George H., salesman Waterhouse cfc Lester, r. 314 Seventeenth Bragg H. W., with Waterhouse & Lester, r. Oakland Bragg John, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver Bragg Lizzie Miss, assistant Irving Primary School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver Bragg Mary J. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver Bragg Robert, manufacturer steering wheels, 322 Main, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver Bragg Robert Jr., shipjoiner P. M. SS Co., r. 110 Ridley Bragg Thomas W., bartender, r. 514 Bash Bragg William, ship carpenter, r. 110 Ridley Braghetta Julius, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Braham George, superintendent Pac. Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Soc, E 8 Devisadero, bet Hayes and Grove Braham George Mrs., matron Pac. Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Soc.,E s Devisadero, bet Hayes and Grove Braham James E., porter Lynde & Hough, r. 8053^ Howard Braliam Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 805 J4 Howard Braham Thomas, r.Wa Hampshire, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Braid D. C. Mrs., millinery, 515 Hayes Braig Joseph, cellarman S. Lachman &Co., r. 232 Jes- sie Brainarcl George Li. , druggist, SE cor Bush and Fillmore, r.2131 Bush Brainard H. G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 334 Bush Brainard Henry C, carrier Alta California, r. 334 Bush Brainard John, coachman, r. 1918 Pacific Av Brainard Richard, salesman Lilienthal & Co., r. 1105 Van Ness Av Brainerd James A., publisher, 525 Clay, r. Oakland Brakefield A., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy Brakenwagen, blacksmith Risdon I. andL. Works Brakenwagen Henry, carpenter, r. 442 Green Brakmaun Ferdinand, dairy produce, 19 Grand Cen- tral Market, r. 478 Jessie Brali George (Ferrea k Brali) r. Wheat, bet Paul and Salinas Bralicb Frederick, bartender, r. 308 Union Bralya Christian, laborer Gal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 10 Preston PI Bramah Alfred, tailor, r. 404?^ Geary Bramhall Bartlett M., clerk bank and official dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 606 Shotwell Bramhall Walter M., with Charles F. Merle, r. Abbots- ford House Bramhall William G., clerk, r. 68 Oregon Bramlett Caleb A., farmer, r. 25 Hermann Bramson A. Henry, machinist, r. 14 Pfeiffer Bramson S., salesman A. Kellner, r. 35 Lsngton Bramson Solomon, clerk, r. 34 Langton Bramstedt John H., liquor saloon, 251 Steuart, r. 210 Steuart Bramwell Aaron, Rig. and Steve. Onion, 806 Mont- gomery Bran M. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 413 Fourth Branagan Christopher (Macpberson & Branagan) r. 324!^ Broadway Branagan Patrick, porter Macpherson & Branagan, r. 324 Jort«ri4 ofaud DealprH in COAL, and I»I« IRON, 41 Jflarket Street, corner Mpear. BRA 255 BRA Brandl Kulina Mrs., r. 106 McAllister Brandner A. G., r. Baldwin Hotel Brandner Pauline, widow, r. 573 Minna Brandou , r. 327 Geary Brandon Alfred, student Art Assu, r. 2907 Washing- ton Brandon Fred D. . attorney at law. 528 California, room 8. r. 1 Fifth Brandon Joseph K., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r. 2907 Washington Brandon Julian R., clerk, r.2907 Washington Brandon Michael, hackman United Carriage Co.,r.7 Clara Brandon O., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Brandon Owen, boilermaker, r. 5 Zoe Brandon Patrick H., special policeman, r.28 Clarence PI Brandon Patrick H. Jr., plumber, r. 28 Clarence PI Brandon Peter, .miner, r. Bay District Race Track Brandon William, seaman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz Brandon W. M. (W. M. Brandon & Co.) r. North Oak- land Brandon W. M. & Co. (W. M. Brandon and F. E. Thomasi real estate agents. 344 Kearny Brandstetter George, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r. 1333 Dupont Brandstetter Joseph, pork dealer. Grand Arcade Mar- ket, 1'. Oakland Brandt A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Brandt Adolph R. (Brandt Brothers) r. NE cor Yolo and Utah Brandt Alonzo B., engineer Engine No. 8, 8. F. F. D., r. 1623 Pacific Av Brandt August W., cook F. W. Kamps, r. 605 Jessie Brandt Bernard Lc., house and sign painter, 404 Montgomery, r. 1013 Tan Ness Av Brandt Brothers (Adolph E. and Herman C.) tanners, W s Vermont, nr Army Brandt Eric A., cigars and tobacco, 328 Davis, r. 110 Mason Brandt Frank, watchman P. C SS. Santa Cruz, r. 504 Davis Brandt Frederick, carpenter P. M. SS. City of Tokio Brandt Frederick, groceries and liquors, 732 Ivy Av Brandt Frederick (Brandt & Co.) r. 2314 Larkin Brandt George E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 1029 Clay Brandt George H., sailmaker, r. 1029 Clay Brandt Henry (Knopf & Brandt) r. 1412 Larkin Brandt Herman C. (Brandt Brothers) r. NE cor Yolo and Utah Brandt Isaac B. L., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 5, r. 614 Hyde Brandt Jacob, superintendent factory William Lewis & Co.,r. 1339 Howard Brandt John J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NWcor Bryant and Eighth Brandt John J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 1029 Clay Brandt Lewis B., commercial traveler, i. 1013 Van Ness Av Brandt Louise E. Miss, assistant Hamilton Grammar School, r. 1029 Clay Brandt M. A., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn., 413 Sutter Brandt Maurice, salesman Colman Bros., r. 504 Grove Brandt Otto (Brandt & Co.) and wood and coal, 1033 Valencia Brandt Peter, waiter, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Brandt William, r. 1149}^ Harrison Brandt William, cook, r. Empire Lodgings Brandt & Co. (Frederick Brandt and Christopher Johnson) coffee saloon, 614 J$ California Brandt & Co. (Otto Brandt and Henry R. Jackson) groceries and liquors, 1038 Market S^ Brandt. See Brand and Brant Brand tj en John, liquor saloon, 810 Sixth Brandy City Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) Charles Allenberg secretarv, office 630 Brannan Brangon Richard M. (Philip Neis & Co.) r. 1304 Post Brankin M. Mrs., widow, r. 1513 Powell Brann Alonzo R., sailmaker, r. 811 Mission Brann Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom Brann Frank, clerk, r. 627 Twenty-second Brann Frank E., boat keeper yacht Lily, r. W 8 Mis- souri, bet Marix^osa and Santa Clara Brann Frank R. (Redstone & Brann) r. 527 Twenty- second B'^ann Frederick, salesman, r. 811 Mission B ann Lorin, farmer, r. W s Missouri, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara Brann Robert C. (Harding, Brann & Prior) r. 117 Cum- berland PI Brann Thomas M., clerk J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 686 J6 McAllister Brannagan P., tanner, r. 2759 Mission 8^ Brannagan. See Brannigan and Branagau* Brannan A. L. Mrs., r. 610 Folsom Brannan Ambrose T., molder Risdonl. and L. Works, r. 247 Clara Brannan Edmund H., wagon maker John W. Farren, r. 42 Tehama Brannan Edward, bartender, r. 719 Brannan Brannan George H.. housesmith C. Nutting & Son, r. 527 Howard Brannan Isaac F., engineer, r. 608 Mission Brannan James, collector, r. 48 Louisa Brannan James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Brannan James, laborer Spring Valley W.W., r. 1621 Leavenworth Brannan James, longshoreman, r. 308 J^ Folsom, rear Brannan James, mattress maker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 3011 Clay Brannan James J., tinsmith, r. 28 Freelon Brannan James M., r. 2510 Post Branuau Jeremiah, hostler J Kenney, r. 522 Chestnut Brannan John, captain bktn Melancthon, office 44 Market Brannan John, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 405 Greenwich Brannan John, laborer, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and Baker Brannan John, longshoreman, r. 21 Anthony Brannan John, pantryman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 30 Clinton Brannan John, peddler, r. 47 Minna Brannan John E., clerk, r. 1711 Eddy Brannan John E., wood and coal, 455 Clementina, r. 26 Russ Brannan John T., porter Hoffman & Co., r. Santa Clara, bet Utah and Nebraska Brannan L., seaman, r. 406 Pacific Brannan Lawrence, blacksmith P. M. 88. Co., r. 46 Louisa Brannan M., laborer O. Imp. Co. Brannan Maggie Mrs., bakery, 649 Howard Brannan Mamie Miss, r. 312 Lily Av Braonan Martha, widow, r. 28 Freelon Brannan Martin, r. 444 ?4 Clementina Brannan Martin, molder, r. 5P8 Howard Brannan Mary F., widow, r. 110 Natoma Brannan Michael, real estate, r. Brooklyn Hotel Brannan Patrick, blacksmith, 821 Geary, r.312 Lily Av Brannan P. G., carpenter, r. 346 Fourth Brannan Samuel, office Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery Br.innan Sarah, widow, r. 434 Minna Branuau Stephen, brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 12 Howard Brannan Thomas Mrs., r. 16}^ Wildey Brannan Thomas, fireman Phelps' Mnfg Co., r. 1604 Pacific Av Brannan Thomas, laborer, r. 233 Tenth Brannan Thomas, wood and coal, 1161 Howard, r. 714 Tehama Brannan Thomas J., r. 212 Bush Brannan Timothy, saloonkeeper, r. 527 Howard Brannan William, laborer, r. 247 Clara Brannan William, longshoreman, r. 502 First Brannan William, teamster, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Railroad Av l^'Brannan. See Brennan Brannick James, agent, r. 525 Howard Brannigan Annie, laundress La Grande Laundry Brannigan Kate, laundress La Grande Laundry Brannigan Matthew, bricklayer, r. 1136 Howard Brannigan Peter, tanner, r. SW cor Trinidad and Sus- quehanna Brannigan Philip, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont- gomery, r. 149 Filbert e^ Brannigan. See Branagan and Brannagan Branquart Victor, butler, r. 517 Sutter Branscheid Charles Francis, clerk Wieland Bros., r. 820 Pacific Branscheid Edward C, clerk B. B. Newman, r. 820 Branscheid William (G. Weber & Co.) r. 820 Pacific Branscheid William H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 820 Pacific Branson, Armitage & Co. (Ware Branson, John Armi- tage and Jacob F. Miller) sailmakers, 111 Broad- way CO o c i n M« EDWARDS' rATEBnr TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles, Agents, wholesale and Retail. 509, Sli IMABKET ST. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE BRA 256 BEE Branson Thomas, laborer C. P. BR., r. 362 Natoma Branson Ware (Branson, Armitage & Co) r. Oakland Brant Charles, r. Lick House Brant Clarence A., bookkeeper B. F. Barton & Co., r. 329 Eddy Brant John H., teamster, 113 Davis, r. 329 Eddy Brant Luke, actor, r. 523 Kearny Brant William P., bricklayer, r. 1712 Jones Vff" Brant. See Brand and Brandt Brarens Frederick (Brarens & Christen) r. W 8 Kan- sas, bet Colusa and Marin Brarens Henry, laborer, r. 16 Beaver Brarens Peter 8., milk dealer, r. NW cor Seventeenth and Church Brarens & Christen (Frederick Brarens and Antone Christen) proptrs Union Dairy, W s Kansas, bet Colusa and Marin, and Twenty-seventh, nr Army Brashears Richard B., cook, r. 1226 Folsom, rear Brask John G., proptr New Scandinavian Home, 129 Folsom Brask Nicholas, surveyor, r. 1719 Powell Brasse Louis, cook Henry Simon, r. 708 Larkin Brassell Patrick, laborer P. M. S8. Go's Wharf, r. 162 Ciara. rear Brasto-w Solomon D., division superintendent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1205 Jackson Brau Mary, widow, r. 524 Fulton Brand Caroline Mme., feather mnfr, 425 Post Brauer Albert, liquor saloon, W s Baker, bet Beach and Jefferson Brauer Annie Mrs., r. 424 Grove Brauer A. W., teacher music, r. 30 Page Brauer Catherine, widow, r. 724 Union Brauer J. A., r. 207 Montgomery Av Brauer John, cabinet maker, r. 1205 Folsom Brauer John H., butcher, r. 1729 Eddy Brauer John W., coppersmith, r. 501 Broadway 8^ Brauer. See Brewer and Broyer Braughal Joseph, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Tokio Braun Adolph, porter E. Golinsky & Co., 219 Battery Braun Adolph W., tailor, 240 Jessie Braun August, r. 127 Jackson Braun August F. H., machinist, r. 1004 Hyde Biaun Augustus, meerschaum and amber worker S. Frohman & Co., r. 1004 Hyde Braun Bernhard, conductor N. B. and M. RR. r. 820 Folsom Braun Carl, waiter, r. 146 Second Braun Catherine, domestic 2512 Washington Braun Frederick, bar tender, r. 921 Kearny Braun Henry, foreman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 262 Clementina Braun Joseph, Hungarian Soc, 417 Kearny Braun Leonhard, S. F. Baecker Vereln, 413 Sutter Braun Mary J., furnished rooms, 413 Fourth iff" Braun. See Brown Braune F. waiter, r. 261 Stevenson Braunhart Samuel, commercial traveler, r. 220 Third Braunlich Harry, r. 726 Fulton Braunlich JuMus (Wolff & Braunlich) r. 726 Fulton Brauns J. D., broker, r. 48 Fourth Braunschweiger Herman (Braunschweiger & Bum- sted) r. 2216 California Braun scb'weig'er & Bomsted (Herman Braunschweiger and Edward H. Bomsted) im- porters and wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 223 California Braven R. D. Mrs., r. 925 Powell Bravender Joseph, teamster William Graham, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada Braverman Charles, laborer C. P. RR. Braverman Louis (Louis Braverman & Co.) r. 1016 Eddy BRAVERMAN LOUIS & CO. (l^onls Braverman) importers and re- tail dealer* watches, jewelry, dia- monds, silverware, etc, 119 Mont- gomery Braverman Sig. L., salesman Louis Braverman & Co., r. 1016 Eddy Brawell William, cooper, r. 117 Drumm Bray Alonzo W., teamster L. Knights, r. 6 Jane PI Bray Brothers (Watson A. Bray) grain commis- sion merchants and agents Alviso Flouring Mills, 226 Clay Bray Charles £., general agent Cal. Transfer Co., 222 Montgomery, r. 140 Minna Bray Edward M., bookkeeper Bray Bros., r. Fruit Vale r. 247 Bray E. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Eddy Bray Ellis H., carpenter, r. 225 Bartlett Bray Frank, wood and coal, 1937 Howard Sixteenth Bray Federlck, clerk Frank Bray, r. 247 Sixteenth Bray Frederick, teamster J. & P. N. Hanna, r. 533 Ivy Av Bray Grace S. Mrs., proptr St. Cloud House. 418 Sut- ter Bray Henry T., contractor and builder, r. 2921 Mis- sion Bray Ira, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor Ken- tucky and Nevada Bray John L., mining engineer, r. 543 Turk Bray Michael, shoemaker, r. 1046 Folsom Bray Patrick, laborer, r. 1745 Union, rear Bray Sylvester L., steward J.Bertz, r. 3 Hopeton Ter- race Bray Warren L., drayman Peck & Co., r. 217 Austin Bray Watson A. (Bray Brothers) r. Fruit Vale Bray William H., quartermaster P. M. SS. Colima, r, 6 Jane PI Bray William H., journalist, r. 418 Sutter Braynard Charles, law student, r. 210 Ellis Braynhaw Alice Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Brayshaw William H., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. SE cor Greenwich and Larkin Brayton A. P. (Rankin, Brayton & Co.) r. Oakland Brazel William, hostler, r. 714 Geary . Brazell James M. , mining secretary, 328 Mont- gomery, room 3, r. 310 Stockton Brazil Patrick, drayman, r. 117 Ash Av Brazzanovich Nicholas, gilder, r. 9 Union PI Brazzi Lawrence, milker Hiram Clifford, r. SW cor Cambridge and Bacon, U. M. T. Bready Edward, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 22 Ash Av Breal August G., butcher, r. Teneriffe, bet Tombig- bee and Potomac Breal John H., butcher, r. Teneriffe, bet Tomblgbee and Potomac Brearty Daniel, blacksmith, r. 611 Natoma Brearty James M. (Brearty & Tyrrell) r. 1111 Market Brearty & Tyrrell (James M. Brearty and John H. Tyrrell) carriage and wagonmakers, 1111 Market Brechman Frederick, vegetable dealer. Grand Central Market, r. 458 Jessie Brechtel Andrew, hostler John Peters, r. 2320 Fill- more Brechtel Edna A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Lafayette Brechtel William F., teacher languages and mathe- matics, r. 16 Lafayette Breck Charles E., bookkeeper, r. Branch House Breck Frederick, porter, r. 305 Davis Breckenfeld Augustus H., note teller Lazard Freres, r. 611 Taylor Breckinridge Joseph C, major U.S. A. ant inspector general Military Division ■ Pacific, Presidio Reservation Brede Henry J., liquor saloon, 1048 Howard Bredendlck John F., clerk D. H. Schrlefer, r. 155 Na- toma Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper Siebe Bros. & mann, r. Oakland Bredhoff Charles M., r. 423 East Bredhoff Henry, wines and liquors, 423 East Bredhoff Henry Jr., porter B. & J. 8. Doe, r. 423 East Bredhoff John C, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 317 Green Bredlow Hermann, carpenter, r. N s Prospect PI, nr Folsom, B. H Bree H. & Co. (Hugo Bree and Hermann Rademann) tannery, SE cor Serpentine Av and Florida Bree Hugo (H. Bree & Co.) r. Bryant, nr Twenty- fourth Bree John H., brass finisher, r. 62 Natoma Bree Thomas, r. 1618 Buchanan Breed Mrs., r. 870 Mission Breed Arthur H., clerk Samuel Carson, r. 512 Jones Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper, r. 512 Jones Breed Edward A., cashier A. P. Hotalling & Co., r. 1206 Mission Breede Henry A. , wines and liquors NE cor Geary and Larkin, r. 913 Post Breeder and Sportsman Publishing Co., publishers Breeder and Sportsman, 508 Montgomery Breeder and Sportsman (weekly) Breeder and Sports- man Pub. Co., publishers, 508 Montgomery Breen Frank, rustic worker T. Duffy, r. 819J4 Larkin , assist- of the Plage- LOUIS BRAVERMAN & C0."^""'''':rrJ.r8?^^e?yt.r.r°"°'^ LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASIU^Wti PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OFFICE, e48 MARKET STREET. BEE 257 BEE Breen Henry, driver Wheeland Bros., r. 2232 Mission Breen Jennie, widow, r. 530 Valencia Breen John, blacksmitli City Forge, r. 511 Mission Breen John, laborer, r. 5 Chestnut Alley Breen John, porter, r. 621 Second Breen Mary, widow, r. nr Ocean View Station Breen Michael J., carrier Call, r. 1101 Broadway Breen Owen, blacksmith Omnibus RE., r. HSU Clara Breen Patrick, milkman, Ocean View Station Breen Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery Breen Peter, blacksmith Omnibus R. R. Breen Thomas, machinist, r. NW cor Market and La- guna Breen Timothy K., salesman Keane Bros., r. 863 Mission Breese Mate Miss, r. 921 Howard Breeze Charles K. (Breeze & Loughran) r. 317 Powell Breeze James H., day inspector Custom House, r. 11 Hyde Breeze Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1330 Sutter Breeze William, seaman, r. 30 Clay Breeze & liOughran (Charles K. Breeze and Thomas Loughran) produce and commission merchants, 221-223 Clay Breffeilh Louis C, clerk Madison & Burke, r 11 Ellis Breganto Geralomo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Brehany James, wood dealer, r. 1410 Folsoni, rear Brehany Martin J., confectioner, r. 409 Polk Brehaut Louis, confectioner Masson Fr^res, r. KW cor Dupont and Vallejo Brehm Edward E., traveling salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. Berkeley Brehm Lewis W., woodturner R. W. Brehm, r. Berke- ley Brehm Rudolph W., wood turner, 221 Mission, r. Berkeley Breidenbach Frank, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 317 Bush Breldenstein Charles, jewelry box maker Leonard Breidenstein, r. 631 J^ « 3Q O o G. W. CLARK & CO. 1£l 645 Market St. INTERIUK ■Wholesale a\id Retail dealers In Paper npr'nRflTnRC ?f"?'^!""*' '^'^^ "" "^'"''^ of window UtUUriA I una, shade Materials and Fixtures. Ulhirif! FY QPIFR^ Ai HAYFQ FJTI-TON IKOBT works, 213 Fremont street, nillUl\l.U I ; OriCino UC nnl UO, MaDutaclurersotAiualsamatinsr Pam* una settlers. BKE 258 BRI Brennau William M., collector P. C. MoUoy, r. i Bos- ton PI {^"Brennan. See Brenan and Brannan Brenneman Louis, expressman, NW cor Clay and Montgomery, r. 721 Church Brennen S. B., driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RR., r. ilS Fourth Brennenkant Joannes, peddler, r. 1227 Mission 8^ Brennenkant. See Brunenkant Brenner George, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 524 Sutter Brenner Gustave, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 611 Eddy Brenner Joseph, porter Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co., r. 4.59 Minna Brenner Leopold (Brenner & Levy) r. Oakland Brenner Martin, steward, r. 9 St. Mary's Brenner William H., clerk, r. 1217 Pacific Brenner & Levy (Leopold Brenner and Solomon J. Levy) proptrs New York and S. F. Collar Co., 6 Battery Brentler W., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Brentnall Ezra, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Breny Adolph, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 1736 Market Brenzel Henry, tailor, r. 911 M Sacramento Brereton Daniel M., superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 502 O'Farrell Brereton James, capitalist, r. 514 Brannan Bresett John, r. 281'4 Folsom Breslauer Baruch, r. 803 Leavenworth Breslauer Benjamin, merchant, r. 1818 Buchanan Breslauer Henry, clubrooms, 646 Market, r. 803 Leav- enworth Breslauer L. & Co. (Lipman Breslauer) commission merchants, wool, hides and pelts, 235 Berry Breslauer Lipman (L. Breslauer & Co.) r. The Bald- win Breslauer Louis (Simon & Breslauer) r. 1352 Post Breslin , ship joiner Dickie Bros. Breslin Andrew, butcher J. Nelson, r. 21 Morris Av Breslin Daniel, stevedore 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 21 MoiTis Av Breslin Daniel Jr., coppersmith G.A.Tripp, r. 21 Mor- ris Av Breslin Edward, porter Commercial Hotel Breslin Hotel, Owen Breslin proprietor, SW cor Louisiana and Sierra Breslin Jeremiah, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. W s Maryland, bet Sierra and Nevada Breslin John, laborer, r. 505 Howard Breslin John, stone mason, r. 1107 Clay Breslin Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 264 Eighth Breslin Lawrence W. Bev., pastor St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, r. 1526 Church Bresliu Madge, seamstress La Grande Laundry, r. 264 Eighth Breslin Owen, proptr Breslin Hotel, SW cor Louisana and Sierra Breslin Patrick, brass finisher Franklin Brass and Iron Works, r. 119 Clinton Breslin Patrick, laborer, r. W s Bernal, nr Army Breslin William, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 3 Ve- rona Breslin William, laborer S. P. Gas Light Co., r. 119 Clinton, rear Bresnahan Daniel, laborer, r. 228 M Perry Bresnahan Dennis, laborer, r. 104 Shipley Bresnahan Thomas, laborer, r. 228 >^ Perry Bresnan Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 108 Fell Bresse Louis, cook, r. 708 Larkin Bresse Louis C, clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 708 Larkin Bresser Herman, doorkeeper German Hospital Bresson Joseph, tobacco mnfr, 928 Pacific Brestner D., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Bretonnel Jules V., lapidary, r. 823 Bush Brett John, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1001 Battery Brettschneider Frederick, foreman Bavaria Brewery, r. 412 Green Bretz Aaron, Insurance agent, r. 912 Laguna Bretz Henry, porter Hartmann & Dammasch, r. Branch House Brener Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont and Vallejo, r. 532 Green Breuer John, r. 10 Marquesas Breuer John T., tajlor, 824 Pacific Brener Peter, clerk Henry Van Glahn, r. NE cor Chat- tanooga and Twenty-second Breuer William J., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 938 Howard B^ Breuer. See Brewer and Brauer Breuss Peter, gardener, r. 12 Wildey Breviate of Records (daily) F.W. Croudace publisher and proptr, 620 Merchant Brevot August, shoemaker, 15 Hayes Brew Catherine, domestic 614 Hyde Brew Charles E., upholsterer, r. 748 Harrison Brew N. Charles, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 748 Harrison Brewer Augusta Miss, r. 938 Howard Brewer Edwin W., wood turner R. W. Brehm, r. 317 Ninth Brewer Francis A., dentist, office 724X Market, r. Oakland Brewer George W., broker, r. 1011 Twentieth Brewer Harry, clerk freight office C. P. RR., r. 913 Bryant Brewer Henry, fresco painter Otto Schnltz, r. 938 Howard Brewer Henry, waiter P. C. S8. George W, Elder, r. 533 Sacramento Brewer Herman L., r. 1303k Polk Brewer Jacob, pattern maker, r. 1711 Market Brewer John H., attorney at law, 419 California, room 9, r. Oakland Brewer John M., clerk freight office C. P. RR., r. 913 Bryant Brewer Rudolph, bartender J. F. G. Eggers, r. 127 Olive Av 1^" Brewer. See Breuer and Brauer Brewitt Otto, salesman Matthias Gray, r. Alameda Brewster Barbara, furnished rooms, 118 Dupont Brewster Charles U., lithographer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 534 Ellis Brewster Daniel E., purser P. M. SS. Colima Brewster George, painter, r. 32 Steuart Brewster Harriet, widow, r. 48 Tehama Brewster J. E. Mrs., r. 534 Ellis Brewster John A., civil engineer, r. Merrimac, bet Illinois and Michigan Brewster Rolla E., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 5, r. 234 Bush Brewster William, rigger, Bryant, nr Beale, r. Tem- escal Brewton James G., bartender, r. 331 Kearny Brewton John C, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 713}^ Vallejo 1^" Brewton. See Bruton Breyfogle Edwin S., homoeopathic physician and surgeon, office 14 Dupont, rooms 14-15, r. 1916 Franklin Brial Josenh, pantry man Alfred Perrier.r. 619 Pacific Brian Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Briand Victor, tailor, r. 503 Union Brie a Brae Rooms, Edward Paine proprietor, 25 Geary Bricca Constantino, scavenger, r. 515 Union, rear Brice Ellen, widow, groceries, 237 Minna Brice George, tanner, r. 133 Twenty-sixth Brice James Mrs. , widow, r. 740 Guerrero Briceno Jesus, barber C. E. Rapp, r. cor Vallejo and Montgomery Av Brichette Angelo, bedmaker California Hotel, r. 210 Montgomery Av Brick John, collector London and S. F. Bank, r. Ala- meda Brick Timothy, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 44 Jes- sie Brickell E. J. (Brickell & Kruger) r. Truckee, Cal Brickell John, capitalist, r. 1023 Green Brickell Shepard, engineer Cal. Electrical Works, r. 1023 Green Brickell & Kruger (E. J. Brickell and W. H. Kru- ger) proprietors Truckee Lumber Co.'s Box Fac- tory, 249-251 Berry Brickett J. B., fruits, 1256 Market, r. 109 Grove Brickett Thomas, salesman Henry White, r. 109 Grove Bricketti Louis G. (Bricketti & Devoto) r. 148^ Min- na, rear Bricketti & Devoto (Louis G. Bricketti and Michael Devoto) fruits and vegetables, 127 Third Brickley Ellen, widow, r. 729 3^ Clementina Brickley James, carpenter, r. 729 }4 Clementina Brickley John, watchman Centre Market, r. 729 J4 Clementina Brickley Michael, policeman, r. 133 Lily Av Brickley Peter, peddler, r. E s Cherubusco, nr Cort- land Av, B. H. Brickley William, waiter Buss House, r. 22 Freelon Brickwaldt Frederick, laborer, r. 114 Dore SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office, 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of aiiid nealern in all klnda of FOBEICtX and nOKIKSTIC COAl,, 41 Sfarket Street, corner Spear. BEI 259 BRI Brickwedel Charles H. Jr., freight clerk P. M. SS. City of Tokio, r. 569 Bryant Brickwedel Harry, clerk C. P. RR., r. 745 Harrison Briclovedel Henry & Co. (Henry Brickwedel, Martin Hencken and Henry Schroder) importers and jobbers wines and liquors, 208-210 Front Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel & Co.) r. 512 Franklin Brickwedel Henry Jr., clerk, r. 1519!^ Market Brickwedel Jacob, liquor saloon, NE cor Fremont and Mission Brickwedel John, groceries and liquors, NW cor North Point and Larkin Brickwedel John H., clerk Eugene Mercier, r. 1100 Folsom I Brickwedel Martin H., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., 1 r. 26 South Park Brickwedel Rebecca, widow, r. 1519 3ii Market I Bride Anna, widow, r. 976 Harrison i Bride Maurice, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 713 Clementina, rear BrJdeson William A., expressman, 27 Sutter, r. 1617 California, rear Bridewell Mary B. Mrs., dressmaker, 1606 Leaven- worth Bridewell Richard F., carpenter, r. 1606 Leaven- worth Bridge Arthur F., clerk Travelers Insurance Co., r. 1717 Larkin Bridge Cliarleg T., mining secretary, 224 Cali- fornia Bridge F. C, foreman William E. Bridge, r. 215 Post Bridge Frederick W., clerk Benedict & Smith, r. 1717 Larkin Bridge Henry S., cutter Samuel R. Rhodes, r. 1717 Larkin Bridge Matthew, contractor, r. 1717 Larkin Bridge William, clerk Harry M. Heineman, r. 1717 Larkin Bridge William E., proprietor St. Lawrence Liv- ery Stable,212 Sutter, r. Beresford Hotel Bridgeman John W. (Glynn & Bridgeman) r. 907 O'Farrell Bridges Charles P., laundryman, r. N s Filbert, bet Gough and Octavia Bridges Francis, assistant chief engineer S. F. and Ocean Shore RR. Co. and Cal. Central Railway, of- fice 702 Market, r. 913 Polk Bridges Frank, musician, r. 912 Ellis Bridges George R., laborer N. B. and M. RR., r. 431 Geary Bridges Jabez T., laborer Martin Holje, r. E s De Haro, bet Center and El Dorado Bridges Lyman, chief engineer S. F. and Ocean Shore RR. Co. and Cal. Central Railway, office 702 Mar- ket, r. 1105 Van Ness Av IK?" Bridges. See Brydges Bridgewood David, helper David Bush, r. 322 Main Bridge wood Elizabeth Mrs., r. 2607 Polk Bridgewood George W., machinist, r. 328 Main Bridgewood Joseph, engineer Engine No. 10, 8. F.F. D., r. 516 Bryant Bridgewood Samuel, engineer Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 322 Main Bridgewood Samuel J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 322 Main Bridgewood William N., boiler maker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 322 Main Bridgman Agnes Miss, r. 1712 Mason Brieger Samuel, compositor S. F. Journal of Com- merce, 1. 131 Montgomery Brlel August, butcher, r. Teneriffe, bet Tombigbee and Potomac Brlel Henry, upholsterer, r. 913 Sacramento Briel Maurice L., r. The Baldwin Brien John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 739 J" Britton. See Brittain Britton's Building. 109 California Britz Jacob, assayer, r. German Hotel Brizzolara Charles, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. Oakland Brizzolara Giacomo, waiter F. Lucchetti Brizzolara Louis (Brizzolara & Roccatagliata) r. 24 Wetmore PI Brizzolara Sini, expressman, NE cor Front and Com- mercial Brizzolara Vincenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Brizzolara & Roccatagliata (Louis Brizzolara and Giu- seppi Roccatagliata) wood and coal, 1015 Wash- ington Bro Max, clerk Max Goldberg, r. 606 Powell Broa Jose S., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Broad Catherine Mrs., widow, r. 1222 Bush, rear Broad Charles E., grainer. r. 1000 Hyde Broad Charles E., salesman East & Co.,r. Oakland Broad Edward, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 303 Chest- nut Broad James F., plumber David Bush, r. 1222 Bush, rear Broad Robert, carder Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 824 Treat Av Broad William clerk Imperial. London, Northern and Queen Ins. Cos, r. 1001 Vallejo Broad William, compositor, r. 1222 Btish, rear Broadbent Charles W. (Broadbent & Parker) r. 339 Eddy Broadbent ^A., pianomaker Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 331 Minna Brown Albert L., bookbinder, r. 2120 Mission Brown Albert W., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.l5 Grand Av Brown Alexander, cook, r. 536 Green Brown Alexander, dummyman Clay St. RE., r. 1303 Leavenworth Brown Alexander B., r. 1518 Larkin Brown Alexander W., cabinetmaker Snyder & Reich- ling, r. 645 Folsom Brown Alfred, cooper, r. 25 Rausch Brown Alonzo, r. 417 Bush Brown Alonzo, carpenter, r. W s Arkansas, bet Yolo and Colusa Brown Alonzo F., fancy goods, r. 1720 Sutter Brown Alonzo I, carpet layer, r. 17 Hinckley Brown Amelia A. Mr8.,r. 8 Hopeton Terrace Brown Andrew, bath tender Lick House Baths, r. 728 Harrison Brown Andrew, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn., 413 Sut- ter Brown Andrew A., clerk William H. Stowell, r. Ala- meda Brown Andrew M., captain U. S. A., r. 1007 Jackson Brown Andrew W., fireman S. P. ER., r. 1635 Mission Brown Anna Mrs., r. 335)^ Third Brown Annie, widow, r. bet China and Japan Avs, nr 0 Mission, Excelsior Homestead Brown Annie, widow, r. N s Precita Av, nr Bernal Brown Annie Miss, whiplashmaker, r. cor Twenty- seventh and Howard Brown Annie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Brown Annie D. Mrs., widow, r. 516 Sixth Brown Anthony, lapidary, r. 1434 Mason Brown Archibald, tinsmith, r. 208 Hyde Brown Archibald M., bricklayer, r. 329 Minna Brown Arthur, seaman P. C. SS. Los Angeles Brown Arthur F., conductor Presidio RR.. r. 2607 Polk Brown Ashbel G., teacher languages, r. 1031 Mission Brown B., r. 410 Capp Brown B., salesman N. Brown & Co., r. 724 O'Farrell Brown Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 707 Vallejo Brown Benjamin, clerk, r. 335 O' Farrell Brown Benjamin, student, r. 1635 Mission Brown Benjamin B., driver Charles Hyde, r. 407 Jones Brown Benjamin H., laundryman, r. 345 Seventeenth Brown Benjamin L., vice-principal Franklin Gram- mar School, r. 313 Geary Brown Benjamin W.(Michelssen, Brown & Co.) r. 726 Sutter Brown Benton B., paper hanger, r. 33 Eddy Brown Bernhard C. (Charles Brown & Son) r. 335 O 'Farrell Brown Brainard C, shorthand reporter, 604 Merchant Bro-»vn Brothers «fc Co. (Lewis. Ralph and Mor- ris Brown and Bahr Sheideman) agents Oregon City Woolen Mills and manufacturers clothing, 121-123 Sansome Brown Brown, carpenter, r. 23 Ritch iJrown C. Mrs., widow, r. 1664 Mission Brovn C. A. Mrs., r. 932 Mission Brown C. A., driver Omnibus RR. Brown Case N., student Pac. Business College, r. 365 Jessie Brown Catherine, widow, r. 11 Jansen Brown Catherine, widow, r. 844 Folsom Brown Catherine, widow, r. 1312 Larkin Brown Charles (Charles Brown & Son) r. 335 O'Farrell Brown Charles, bartender, r. 68 Oregon Brown Charles, blindmaker, r. 904 J^ Folsom Brown Charles, bricklayer, r. 117 Drumm Brown Charles, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 828 O'Far- rell Brown Charles, conductor, r. 304 Jessie Brown Charles, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Folsom Brown Charles, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Broadway, r. 605 Broadway Brown Charles, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Jack- son, r. 15 Hinckley Brown Charles, gasfltter, r. 208 Hyde Brown Charles, laborer, r. 115 Germsnia Brown Charles, laborer, r. Sixth St. House Brown Charles, laborer Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r, 115 Geary Brown Charles, laborer Golden City Chemical Works Brown Charles, liquor saloon, 411 East, r. 29 Com- mercial Brown Charles, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Brown Charles, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York Brown Charles, third officer P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 8 Oregon Brown Charles, waiter Hotel Rheiu Brown Charles, winchman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz Bro-ivn Charles & Son (Charles and Bernhard C.) stoves and tinware, 38 Geary Brown Charles A., seaman, r. 412 Folsom, rear Brown Char leg A., laborer, r. 131034 Natoma Brown Charles E., baggage agent S. P. RR., r. 1635 Mission Brcivn Charles F., real estate and fire insurance agent, 37 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1333 Howard Brown Charles H. (Cotter & Co.) r. 603 Geary Brown Charles H., sign painter, 6 Golden Gate Av, r. 2013 Mission Brown Charles J., seaman, r. 435 Shipley Brown Charles M., captain tugboat Jennie Gawn, r. 156 Perry Brown Charles M., expressman, 8W cor Sixth and Fol- som, r. 4 Elizabeth Brown Charles S., clerk Cluff Bros., r. 208 Hyde Brown Charles W., clerk American Sugar Refinery, r. Alameda Brown Charlotte Blake, physician and surgeon, office and r. 435 Geary Brown Clemmie Miss, r. 205 Third DAI IMP DDCCCCC truman, ishani & co., 509, 5i « market st. DhLIIiII rnLOOtO Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and OrchlUa presses. MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: 133 Mpoar Street. BRO 264 BRO c8 Brown, Craigf & Co. (Edward Brown and Homer A. Craig) general insurance agents, 215 Sansome Brown C. W., r. Palace Hotel Brown C. W., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 1719 How- ard Brown D., watchman, r. North Pacific Hotel Bro\m D.. & Co. (Daniel Brown) shipping and commission merchants, wool, tallow, hides, grain and general merchandise, 402 Montgomery Brotvii Dnniel (D. Brown & Co.) advertising and subscription agent and teacher navigation, 402 Montgomery, r. Oakland Brown Daniel, horseshoer, r. 206 Langton Brown Daniel Jr., law student F. Or. Newlands, r. 317 Golden Gate Av Brown Daniel J., sashmaker Jason Springer & Co., r. 4 Powell Av Brown Daniel T., r. 1635 Hyde Brown David, carpenter, r. 90^ Minna Brown David, carpenter, r. 1231 Lombard Brown David A., bookkeeper N. Gray & Co., r. 802 Turk Brown David B., wholesale and retail dealer coopers' stock, 106 Drumm and (Hogan & Co.) r. 139 Chest- nut Brown David C, grainer, r. 20 West Mission Brown David P., teamster, SvV cor Washington and Drumm, r. SE cor Sierra and Indiana Brown Denton D., civil engineer, r. 311 Polk Brown Dillon H., decorator Frank G. Edwards, r. 502 Washington Brown Dot Miss, r. 1007 Jackson Brown D. S. (D. S. Brown & Co.) r. SW cor Sacra- mento and Buchanan Brown D. S. & Co. (D. S. Brown and Thomas F. Robertson) commission merchants and manufac- turers agents. 36 California Brown E. A., house painter, r. 8215^ Dolores Brown E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 918 Folsom Brown Ed., hostler New Telegraph Stables, r. 180 Sec- ond Brown Edgar, clerk, r. 7 Everett Brown Edgar C., messenger, melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Brown Edgar L., electrician, r. lOJ^ Farren Av Brown Edward (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Alameda Brown Edward, miner, r. 863 Mission Brown Edward, pantryman What Cheer House Res- taurant. 529 Sacramento Brown Edward, tinsmith, r. 25 Bauscb Brown Edward C, engineer A. L. Bancroft & Co. r. W s Cook, nr Geary Brown Edward D., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r. 18 Wildey Brown Edward D., telegraph operator S. P. RE., r. 2040 Howard Brown Edward F., salesman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 15 Elncon PI Brown Edward M ., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 826 Broadway Brown Edward W. , printer, r. 1122 Alabama Brown Edwin, i. 229 Kearny Brown Edwin C, hostler, r. 231 Stevenson Brown Edwin T., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 402 Hayes Brown Eleanor, widow, r. 1611 Howard Browu Elijah W., milkmar, r. 16 Hickory Av Brown Elizabeth, widow, r. E s Wayne, nr Old Hick- ory, B. H. Brown Elizabeth, widow, r. 8 s Lombard, bet Gough and Franklin Brown Ella Mrs., r. 129 Valencia Brown Ellen J. Mrs., sewing machine operator, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Brown Ellis, merchant (Montana) r. 910 McAllister Brown Emma Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Geary Brown Emmett, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 1326 Kearny Brown Ernebt. r. 605 Broadway Brown E. 8. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 46 St. Ann's Building Browu Esther, widow, r. 667 Clementina Brown E. T., solicitor Examiner, r. 710 Fell Brown Eugene H., salesman Waterhouse Jc Lester, r. 1635 Mission Brown Eugene W., clerk Dr. William J. Yotinger, r. 13*i Howard Brown Felix G., telegraph operator W. IT. Tel. Co., r. 226 Sutter Brown Ferdinand, brewer, r. 415 Jj Stevenson Brown Florence Mrs., r. 1030 Howard Brown F. P., r. 39 Fifth Brown F. K., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 1122 Ala- bama Brown Frank, butcher The Baldwin Brown Frank, clerk Singer Mnfg Co., r. 208 Hyde Brown Frank, longshoreman, r. 127 Jackson Brown Frank, painter and whitener, 722 Laguna Brown Frank, waiter, r. 423 Dupont Brown Frank A., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 331 Minna Brown Frank B., watchman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 77 Fourth Brown Frank E., dyer Palace Dye Works, r. 819 Jessie Brown Frank H., student Heald's Business College Brown Frank M., contractor, office 22 Montgomery, r. 1900 Vallejo Brown Frank W., r. 2323 Harrison Brown Fred, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 324 Seventh Brown Frederick, armorer, r. 2 Elliot Park Brown Frederick, bartender, r. 10 Margaret PI Brown Frederick, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 25 Rausch Brown Frederick, deckhand tug Pelican, r. 632 Mar- ket Brown Frederick, expressman, NW cor Steuart and Howard, r. 1125 Florida Brown Frederick, housepainter, r. 821 Ji Dolores Brown Frederick, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 119 Stockton Brown Frederick, stevedore, r. 29 Jessie Brown Frederick A., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r. 16 Verona Brown Frederick J., engineer Post, r. 26 }4 Kearny Brown Frederick L., barber, r. 5 Vallejo PI Brown Frederick T., sergeant police, r. 2510 Webster Brown Frederick W., cooper, r. 728 Howard Brown George, r. Branch House Brown George Mrs., millinery, 1003 Howard, r. 821 Jj Dolores Brown George, candymaker Foster & Co., 1025 Mar- ket Brown George, driver W. F. Witzemau, r. 517 Wash- ington Brown George, helper melter and refiner's dept U 8. Mini, r. 2045 Mission Brown George, machine operator Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 43 Powell Av Brown George, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento Brown George, principal Hayes Valley Grammar School, r. 2703 Mission Brown George, real estate, r. 1006 Post Brown George, whiplashmaker, r. 327 Twenty-ninth Brown George A. (Brown & Perkins) r. 843 Mission cashier Cal. Wire Works, r. 1026 Brown George C. Washington Brown George C. , Brown George E. bookkeeper Cluflf Bros., r. 208 Hyde shoemaker, r. 4 Powell Av, B. H. Brown George G., cooper, r. 25 Rausch Brown George H., r. 2513 Mission Brown George H., miller, r. 1112 Devisadero Brown George H., salesman C. C. Hastings b Co., r. 914 Clay Brown George L., tannery, cor San Bnmo Road and Army, r. 2819 Folsom Brown George N., engineer stmr Clyde Brown George S., janitor 506 Battery, r. Alameda Brown George T., student Heald's Business College Brown George W., carpet beater J. Spaulding & Co., r. 114 Fourth Brown George W., coal passer P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 537 Sacramento Brown George W., agent, r. 139 Fourth Brown George W., piano mover, r. 1715 Leavenworth Brown George W., mining, 436 Montgomery, r. 713 Valencia Brown Georgie, widow, r. 639}^ Minna ■ Brown Grafton T., lithograph artist, 540 Clay, r. Oak- land Brown Gustav, Cooks and Bakers' Union, 101 Post Brown Gustave, soapmaker Newell & Bro., r. E 8 ■ Douglass, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth Brown H. Mrs., r. 1135 Pacific Brown Hamilton, packer Holbrook, Merrill k Stet- son, r. 321 O'Farrell Brown Hannah, widow, r. 5 Lick Alley, Brown Hanora, widow, r. 1122 Alabama Brown Hanora, 'itidow, r. S s Palmer, nr Whitney, Fair Mount Tract Browu Harrj' A., machinist Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 2943 Mission • LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWELRY and WATCHEiS I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY MTASHIKe CAKiLiRn FOR ATSn DET.ITKREn. OFFICK, 648 SfAKKKT KTKKET. BKO 265 BKO Brown Harry H., bookkeeper Chailes Brown & Son, r. 335 O'Farrell Brown Harvey S., attorney Central Pacific Eail- road and Southern Pacific Railroad, NE cor Fourtn and Townsend, room 40, r. Oakland Brown Henrietta, widow, r. 814 Green Brown Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1220 Pacific Brown Henry, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1622 , Broadway Brown Henry, boarding, 810-812 Battery Brown Henry, clerk D. R. Avery & Co., r. 1528 Eddy Brown Henry, drayman, r. 6 Pleasant Brown Henry, liquor saloon and lodgings, 1012 Kearny Brown Henry, longshoreman, r. 18 J^ Sacramento Brown Henry, porter Firemans Fund Insurance Co., r. 4 Auburn Brown Henry A., paying teller Wells, Fargo & Co'a Bank, r. 435 Geary Brown Henry J., shoecutter Cahn, Nickelsburg& Co., r. 543 Stevenson, rear Brown Henry P., seaman; r. 836 Broadway Brown Henry K., jeweler, r. 1910 Stockton Brown Henry W., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 1719 Howard Brown Henry W. B., assistant surveyor port San Fran- cisco, r. 10C3 Sutter Brown Horace, pressman Pac. Newspaper Publishing Co., r. Oakland Brown House, Mrs. William Clark proptr, 787 How- ard Brown Howard W., assistant property clerk Quarter- master's Department U. S. A., r. Oakland Brown Hugh, teamster William G. Jobson, r. 23 An- thony Brown Hugh T., bellman, 1222 Pine Brown Hugo, steward, r. 1723 Eddy Brown Hyman, cigarmafier, r. Turk St. Hotel Brown Inez, r. 433 Geary Brown Iruson C, carpenter, r. 730 Guerrero Brown Isaac, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Brown Isaac, seaman, r. 209 Leidesdorff Brown Isaac W. W., butchei', r. 35 Oak Grove Av Brown J.,r. 655 Washington Brown J., furniture dealer, r. 1225 Market Brown James, baker P. M. SS. San Jose Brown James, barber, r. 931 Sacramento Brown James, capitalist, r. 10 Scotland Brown James, carpenter John Gibson, r. 703 Brannan Brown James, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Brown James, hoppresser, r. 914 Vallejo Brown James, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. E a Douglass, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth Brown James, moulder, r. 54 First Brown James, packer, r. 914 Vallejo Brown James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery Brown James, salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 340 Third brown James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Brown James, student, r. 1019 Bush Brown James, teamster P. J. Gallagher, r. 4 Gilbert Brown James, mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r. 903 Treat Av Brown James, wool dealer, r. 410 Capp Brown James Jr., glass blower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 4 Gilbert Brown James A., drayman, 309 Front, r. 6 Pleasant Brown James B. , stevedore Chase & Wol£F, r. 304 Te- hama Brown James C, mining, r. 1032 Mission Brown James D., clerk, r. 137 Chestnut Brown James D., phonographer, r. 66 First Brown James E., clerk, r. 49 Clara Brown James F., carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 515 J^ Bush Brown James H., painter, r. 114 Dupont Brown James K., wholesale sheep butcher, St. Thomas, bet Rail Road Av and Susquehanna, r. 416 J^ Larkin Brown James M., salesman C. Curtin, r. 703 Market Brown James Mc, dairy, bet China and Japan Avs, nr Mission, Excelsior Homestead Brown James P., stenographer law dept C. P. RE. and S. P. RR., r. Oakland Brown James S., clerk Grangers' Business Assn, r. 1001 Twenty-first Brown Jared C, journalist, r. 426 Kearny Brown J. B., capitalist, r. 220 Third Brown J. E., bill poster T. N. Dunphy & Co., r. 506 Commercial Brown J. E. Mrs., artist, r. 675 Mission Brown Jesse, assistant engineer stmr City of Stockton Brown Jesse P., clerk Joseph Koster, r. Avenue House Brown Jesse R., paper carrier, r. 215 Linden Av Brown Jesse R., shoemaker, r. 25 Oak Brown Jesse W., mining engineer, r. 118 Eddy Brown Jessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 568 Seventeenth Brown John, r. 205 Third Brown John, r. 306 Filbert Brown John, boilermaker Fulton Ironworks, r. 131J4 Shipley Brown John, butcher Henry C. Flageollet, r. 912 Val- encia Brown John, butcher, r. 1713 M Stevenson Brown John, carpenter, r. 512 Bush Brown John, clerk Pope Je Talbot, r. 847 Harrison Brown John, laborer, r. 9 Water Brown John, laborer, r. 53 Jessie Brown John, laborer, r. 138 Silver Brown John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E a Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Nevada Brown John, longshoreman, r. 23 Clara • Brown John, longshoreman, r. 123 Jackson Brown John, longshoreman, r. 823 Battery Brown John, master mariner r. North Pacific Hotel Brown John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 347 Natoma Brown John, bartender, r. 927 Jackson Brown John, seaman r. 8 Bartol Brown John, seaman, r. 12 Washington Brown John, seaman, r. 30 Clay Brown John, sexton, r. 216 Powell Brown John, Boapmaker, r. Channel, bet -Fourteenth and Fifteenth Brown John, teamster William G. Jobson, r. 512 Bush Brown John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 248 Third Brown John, wool sorter T. Bailey & Co., r. 4 Gilbert Brown John A., housepainter H. W. Gray, r. 235 Perry Brown John A,, packer George W. Meade & Co., r. 505 Twenty-ninth Brown John A., porter Post Office, r. Oakland Brown John A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r, 313 Sixth Brown John A., watchman Eisen Bros., r. 57 Jessie ,Brown John B., lighthouse keeper Point Bonita Brown John C, r. 518 Montgomery Av Brown John C, captain C. P. ER stmr Transit, r. 1784 Eighth, Oakland Brown John F., printer, 621 Sanaome, room 20, r. 2120 Mission Brown John G., barber, r. 1747 Mission Brown John H., butcher, 1552 Howard, r. 1403 J4 Fol- som Brown John K., attorney at law, 44 Phelan Bldg, r. 1104 Market Brown John K., captain C. P. ER stmr Oakland, r. Alameda Brown John 0., messenger engineer's office Light House Dept.. r. 707 Vallejo Brown John P., heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W a Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta Brown John R., carpenter James McPoland, r. 310 Montgomery Av Brown John E. (J. R. Brown & Co.) r. Benicia Brown John S., salesman J. E. Brown & Co., r. 203 Taylor Brown John W., draftsman Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 4 Bowles PI Brown John W., steward Occidental Hotel, r. 248 Third Brown Joseph , r. 2420 Pacific Av Brown Joseph, longshoreman, r. 61 Tehama Brown Joseph, salesman Wolf Sanders, r. 4 Elizabeth Brown Joseph, teamster, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin Brown Joseph B., cook William McAllister, r. N a Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland Brown Joseph H., carpenter, r. 2513 Mission Brown Joseph Plummer. chicken ranch, NE cor Dwight and Girard, U. M. T. Brown J. P., banker (Camptonville, Cal.) office 320 Sansome, room 52 Brown J. P. Mrs., r. 506 Hayes Brown J. E. & Co. (John E. Brown) leather dealers, 409 Battery Brown Julia A. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 2513 Mission Brown Justice, engineer, r. 1614 Powell Brown J. W., capitalist, office 18 Nevada Block, r. 920 Pine Brown J. W., mining, r. 118 Eddy Brown Lawrence L., r. 2253 Mission Brown Lemuel A., brakesman S. P. ER. G.W.CLARK & CO. ™?ffi Sil?s^« 645 MARKET ST. UIMPI/I CY QPICDQ X. UAYCQ ririiXOW iron WORKN. 213< Fremont Ktreeu ninV/llLC I , OritlnO OC riM l UO, Agents for the celeUrateU I>KAI«K MTEAH PUMPS. BRO 266 BKO Brown Leo A., printer, r. E a Potrero Av, bet Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth Brown Lewis, canvaeser, r. 1026 Market Brown Lewis (Brown Brothers k Co.) r. 824 O'Farrell Brown Lewis, porter, r. 33 Everett Brown Lizzie, widow, furnished rooms and boarding, 433 Geary Brown Lizzie Mrs., restaurant,' 10 Steuart Brown L. J. Mrs., talloress, 148 Minna, rear, r. Berke- ley Brown L. L. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 2953 Sixteenth, r. 2253 Mission Brown Lou Mrs., dressmaker, 26 J4 Kearny Brown Louis, expressman, 8E cor Steuart and Mis- sion, r. Third Av, nr Point Lobos Av Brown Lycurgus L., salesman Frederick Chester & Co., r. cor Powell and Ellis Brown M.. driver United Carriage Co. Brown Margaret, widow, r. 138 Silver Brown Margaret, widow, r. 1C20}< Stockton Brown Margaret, widow, r. 1635 Mission Brown Margaret Mrs., r. 650 Pacific Brown Margaret Mrs., second band clothing, 238 Third Brown Mark, caulker, r. 203 Bitch Brown Mark, teamster, r. 4 Gilbert Brown Mark Jr., ^ool sorter T. Bailey & Co., r. 4 Gil- bert Brown Martin C, engineer, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Shotwell Brown Mary, widow, r. 4 Powell Av, B. H. Brown Mary, widow, r. 7 Elizabeth Brown Mary, widow, r. 18 JS Garden Brown Mary, widow, r. 1330 California Brown Mary Mrs,, r. 413 Stockton Brown Mary Mrs., r. 1318 Scott Brown Mary, domestic 1816 Pierce Brown Matthew, r. 31^ Broadway Brown Matthew D., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 1635 Mission Brown Maurenus, engineer, r. NW cor Fifteenth and Shotwell Brown McKenzie, waiter The Baldwin, r. 409 Powell Brown M. E., widow, r. 1125 Columbia Brown Michael, fireman Potrero Gas Works, r. E s Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra Brown Michael, molder, r. 47 Ecker Brown Michael, wool sorter Falkner, Bell & Co., r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk Brown Minnie, domestic 2437 Buchanan Brown Morris (Brown Brothers k Co.) r. 828 O'Farrell BrowTi Mortlock, coppersmith Geo. A. Tripp, r. 645 Folsom Brown Moses P., bookkeeper W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 1414 Geary Brown N. & Co. (Nathan Brown) mnfrs clothing, 108 Battery Brown Napoleon, speculator, r. 605 Broadway Brown Nathan (N. Brown k Co.) r. 724 O'Farrell Brown Nelson, deckhand Cal. 8. N. stmr City of Stock- ton Brown Nicholas, oiler P. M. SS. Clyde Brown Nicholas, expressman, r. 3 Lick Alley Brown Noah J., satchel maker, r. 2513 Mission Brown Oscar, laborer, r. 904 Kearny Brown Otto, r. Hotel Rbeln Brown Page, physician, office 24 Ellis, r. 1019 Bush Brown Patrick, r. 20}^ Bruce PI Brown P. D., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. Oak- land Brown Peter, carpenter, r. 734 Folsom Brown Peter, carpenter, 1326 Bush, r. 819 Jessie Brown Peter, clerk, r. 406 Fourth Brown Peter, laborer, r. 1100 Powell Brown Peter, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Brown Peter, sail maker clothing dept U. S. A., r. 6 Rose Alley Brown Peter L., salesman Cluff & DeWitt, r. 765 Howard Brown Philip, stevedore, r. 228 Filbert Brown Prentice M., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1108 Steiner Brown B., laborer P. M.SS. Co's Wharf Brown Rachel F. Miss, seamstress, r. 1635 Hyde Brown Ralph (Brown Brothers & Co.) r. New York Brown R. C., glassblower, r. 624 Fourth Brown R. E. Mrs., r. 22 Gleu Park Av Brown Regina, widow, coffee saloon, 721 Clay Brown Reuben W. (Brown & Draper) r. 2732 Folsom Brown Richard, r. 8 a Lombard, bet Devisadero and Broderick Brown Richard, capitalist, 215 Sansome, r. 2330 Jones Brown Richard, clerk New York Underwriters' Agency, r. 16 Howard Court Brown Richard, fruits and vegetables, 911 Harrison Brown Richard, laborer, r. 4 Hayward Brown Richard, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom- ery Brown Richard, soap mnfr, S s Channel, bet Four- teenth and Fifteenth Brown Richard A., bootblack and laundry office, 436 Bush Brown Richard M., brewer, r. W s Railroad Road Av, nr Paraguay Brown R. Nelson, merchant, r. 2324 Washington Brown Robert, brass finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 921 Dolores Brown Robert, cook, r. 152 Silver Brown Robert, cook, r. Golden Eagle Hotel Brown Robert, stableman C. F. Dryer, r. New Atlantic Hotel Brown Robert A., clerk U. 8. Railway Mall Service, r. 334 Ellis Brown Robert B., carrier Call, r. 2709 Mission Brown Robert F., driver G. C. Smart, r. W s Old San Jos^ Road, nr Industrial School Brown Robert H., butcher C. E. Edwards, r. 17 Fourth Brown Robert M., student Pac. Business College, r. 515 J4 Bush Brown Roland G., capitalist, office 328 Montgomery, room 13, r. Oakland Brown Rose, widow, r. 322 Fifth Brown Ruth, widow, r. 1067 Howard Brown Sadie Mrs. (Karras Jt Brown) r. 317 Eddy Brown Samuel (Cotter & Co.) r. 8W cor Jones and Geary Brown Samuel, night watchman Hathaway's Wharf, r. 751 Folsom Brown Samuel A., cigars and'tobacco, 222 McAllister, r. 22 Glen Park Av BroAvn Samuel C, physician, office and r. 426 Twenty- fourth. Office hours 7 to 9 A. M., 12 M. to 2 P. M., and 6 to 7 P. M. Brown Samuel E., compositor News Letter, r. 407 Grove Brown Samuel H. (Brown & Sanford) r. Russ House Brown Samuel H., salesman T. J. Bass & Co., r. 903 Treat Av Brown Samuel M., carrier The Guide, r. 139 Fourth Brown Samuel P., r. 1 Rincon Av Brown Sarah, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 333 Eddy Brown Spafford W., clerk Gilbert & Moore, r. 2125 Mission Brown Spencer R., freight clerk O. and O. S8. Gaelic, r. 722 Folsom Brown Stephen, house painter, r. 821 Dolores Brown Stephen G., barber, r. 215 Sixteenth Brown Susan, widow, r. 141 Shipley Brown Sylvester B., teamster C. C. Shattuck & Co., r. 1319 Sacramento Brown T. Miss, whiplash maker, r. cor Twenty- seventh and Howard Brown T. Mrs., r. 28 Seventh Brown T. H.. student Heald's Business College Brown T. H., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. Alameda Brown Theodore, clerk, r. 638 Green Brown Thomas (Brown & Wall) r. E s Missouri, bet Sierra and Shasta Brown Thomas, cashier Bank of California, NW cor California and Sansome, r. 1019 Bush Brown Thomas, calker, r. 629 Fulton Brown Thomas, cook, r. 1745 Union, rear Brown Thomas, seaman P. C. SS. Ancon Brown Thomas, stevedore, r. 612 Greenwich Brown Thomas, stockkeeper Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co., r. cor Paraguay and Potomac Brown Thomas, superintendent California Mar- ket, r. 1911 Sutter Brown Thomas A., photographer, 606 Kearny, r. 1786 Folsom Brown Thomas J., doorfinisher, r. Bennington, nr Courtlandav, B. H. Brown Thomas P. S., salesman Bernard Blumenthal, r. 820 Howard Brown Timothy, carpenter, r. 310 Montgomery Av Brown T. M. Mrs., widow, r. 207 Thirteenth Brown Vincent W. M., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., 2-4 California Bro^vn AV. A. Si Co. (William A. Brown) depot Napa Soda Springs, 159 New Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY Washing Called for and Delivered OFFICE. 33 OEAKY MT. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. '^'^'•«^'SS^?'«'']gl?i*tr«t?Se^.,^e2:r«VA^^^ BRO 267 BRO Brown Walter K., student Alison VanDenburgh, r. 10 H Farren Av Bro-vm Walter S. (Brown & Metzner) r. 850 Bush Brown Ward, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 405 Gough Brown Ward, stableman Milbrae Dairy, r. 610 Gough Brown W. C. Mrs., corsetmaker, 706 Larkin, r. 1104 Mission Brown Wellington J., ship carpenter, r. 640 Howard Brown W. H. Mrs., proptr Arlington House, 127 Kearny Brown W. H., student Heald's Business College Brown W. H. & Co. (William H. Brown) real estate, 11 Geary, room 4 Brown Wilber E., teamster Pac. Glass Works, r. 744 Harrison Brown Willard B., compositor Figaro, r. 732 Washing- ton Brown Willard J., upholsterer, r. 1731 Broadway Brown William, r. 208 Second Brown William, r. 435 Bush Brown William, r. 714 Ellis Brown William, clerk, r. 15 Grand Av Brown William, driver Market St. RR., r. 123 Fif- teenth Brown William, extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. SW cor First and Tehama Brown William, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Brown William, liquor dealer, r. 321 Taylor Brown William, master mariner, r. 716 Bay Brown William, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Brown William, poultryman F. N. Woods & Co., r. 614 Mason Brown William, sawmaker, 222 Jackson, r. 920 Union Brown William, seaman, r. 30 Clay Brown William, seaman, r. 1003^ Jackson Brown William, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York Brown William, seaman P. M. SS. Colima Brown William, seaman P. C. SS. Dakota Brown William, superintendent Potrero Marine Rail- way, r. SW cor Sierra and Maryland Brown William A. (W. A. Brown & Co.) r. 527 Seven- teenth Brown William A 331 Minna Brown William A carriagepainter Walter Welsh, r. calker, r. 242 Minna, rear Brown William A., engineer, r. 718 Bay Brown William A., foreman Blake, Robbins & Co., r. 2253 Mission Brown William A., deputy Assessor, r. 527 Seven- teenth Brown William A., wood dealer, r. 104 Freelon Brown William C, book and job printer, 419 Sacra- mento, and 320 Sansome, r. 226 Stockton Brown William C, bookkeeper William Helmuth, r. 1104 Mission Brown William C, cashier William T. Coleman k Co., r. 1019 Bush Brown William C, pressman 8. F. Newspaper Union, r. 819 Jessie Brown William E., miner, r. Ahlborn House Brown William E., oflace NE cor Fourth and Town- send, r. SW cor Buchanan and Sacramento Brown William F.. laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 754 Folsom Brown William F., stevedore, r. 3 Tehama Brown William G., collector The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 208 Hyde Brown William G., news agent 8. P. RR., r. 1911 Lea- venworth Brown William H. (W. H. Brown k Co.) r. 11 Geary Brown William H. (Brown & Wells) r. 127 Kearny Brown William H., night contractor, 6 Mills PI, r. 17 Vandewater Brown William H., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 2322 California Brown William H., teamster, r. 1318 Kearnv Brown William H., U. S. Surveyor-General, ofllce 610 Commercial, r. 1212 Washineton Brcwn William H., vice-president Pacific Manu- facturing Co., 629 Mission, r. Oakland Brown William J., boxmaker Carrick, Williams & Wright, r. 411 Fourth Brown William M., driver Market St. BR., r. SW cor Steiner and Ellis Brown William N., ship carpenter, r. 645 Folsom Brown William P., grocer, r. 114 Bernard Brown William P., lumberman, r. 529 Sacramento Brown William P., salesman, r. 1622 Broadway Brown William W., bookkeeper Howe & Hall, r. 1519 Leavenworth Brown William W., metallurgist, r. 628)4 Minna Brown Winsor L., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. Oakland Brown W, L., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1104 Mission Brown W. M., tanner, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission Brown W. P., guard House of Correction Brown W. W., r. 32 Fourth Brown W. W., r. 129 Valencia Brown W. W., r. 220M McAllister Brown William W., letter carrier Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 328 Geary BrowH Zelotus W., boxmaker, r. 1719 Howard Brown & Draper (R.W. Brown and E. Draper) whole- sale sheep butchers, St. Thomas and Railroad Av Brown & Bletzner (Walter S. Brown and William Metzner) agents Corticelli silk and Chadwick's spool cotton, 549 Market Brown & Perkins (George A. Brown and George F. Perkins) liquor saloon, SE cor Montgomery and Washington Brown & Sanford (S. H. Brown and J. L. San- ford) real estate agents. 30 Kearny Brown & Wall (Thomas Brown and Patrick Wall) dairy, E s Missouri, bet Sierra and Shasta Brown & Wells (William H. Brown and William F. Wells) fruits and vegetables, 30-31 Cal. Market Sff' Brown. See Browne and Braun Browne A. T., porter, r. 21 Fulton Browne Christopher R., clerk Firemans Fund Insur- ance Co., r. Saucelito Browne David A., painter, r. 495 Brannan Browne Edward, watchman quartermaster's dept Pre- sidio Reservation Browne Edwin, actor, r. 1008 Clay Browne Fritz, waiter Tivoli Opera House, r. 261 Ste- venson Browne George H., steward 707 Front Browne Jacob L., secretary Bank of San Francisco, 23 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. Oakland Browne James, engineer, r. 217 Ritch Browne James G., carpenter, r. 89 Brady Browne John A., sailmaker, r. 232 Minna Browne John M., furniture, 855 Market, r. 21 Fulton Browne Joseph M., boxmaker, r. 430)4 Shipley Browne Lucy R., dressmaker, r. 1122 Alabama Browne Margaret L., widow, r. NE cor Center and Carolina Browne Montelius P., mechanical engineer, r. 1108 Green Browne Nelson H., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 1210 Devisadero Browne Robert, laborer, r. 7 Water Browne Robert T., whitener, and extraman Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1122 Alabama Browne Thomas M., inspector Custom House, r. Oak- land Browne Thomas R., clerk, r. 1122 Alabama Browne William, painter, r. 262934 Harrison Browne William C, wood and coal, 8 Sherman, r. 7)4 Langton t^ Browne. See Brown and Braun Brownell Andrew S., secretary Home Benefit Assn, 328 Montgomery, room 24, r. Oakland Brownell Charlotte S., widow, r. 712)4 Clementina Brownell Don Carlos, salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r. Oakland Browning August (Browning & Bremer) r. NE cor Leavenworth and Jackson Browning Edward, clerk Dunham. Carrigan & Co., r. 401 Van Ness Av Browning Jacob, teamster, r. 401 Van Ness Av Browning Jeremiah, teamster, r. 215 Larkin Browning John (Browning & Scheele) r. NW cor Mis- sion and Nineteenth Browning John N., clerk American Sugar Refinery, r. 771 Folsom Browning Walter, r. 263 Third Browning William, liquor saloon, 541 Clay, r. 771 Fol- som Browning & Bremer (August Browning and Otto A. Bremer) gunsmiths, bell hangers, etc., 651 Clay Browning & Scheele (John Browning and Hermann F. Scheele) groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission and Nineteenth Brownlee Frances C. Mrs., agent Needham's Red Clover Blossoms, 1059 Mission H M W o ■ td o o I P' rf- 9 H ^ © O o o O P. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 51 I Market St. SOLE AeENTS FOR Dedericrs Perpetual HAY PRESSES JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. BKO 268 BKU Brownlee J. Clark, news agent The Baldwin, r. 1059 Mission Brownlee Jesse S., cabinet maker, r. 1059 Mission Brownlee Bobert Q., salesman E. J. Bowen, r. 230 Sixth Brownlie David S., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. E s Diamond, bet Nine- teenth and Twentieth Brownlie James, painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. 717 Howard Brownlie John, house painter, r. E s Diamond, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Brownlie Robert G., plumber George Crowley, r. 1728 Stevenson Brownlie William G., compositor, r. E 8 Diamond, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Brownlow Charles B., special policeman, r. Sophie Terrace Brownridge Robert, candies, 133 Ninth Brownrigg William J., carpenter, r. 1047 Eighteenth Browneon Frederick, collector Domestic Sewing Ma- chine Co.,r. r. W s Harrison, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-lifth Brownstein Daniel G., salesman E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 1017 Post Brownstein George (E. Goslinsky & Co.) r. 1017 Post Brownstein Jacob (Kramer, Goodman & Co.) r. 411 Post Brownstone Alfred, r. 722 Hayes Brownstone David, r. 722 Hares Brownstone Isaac, merchant, r. 1002 Larkln Brownstone Moses, tailor, r. 421 Fourth Broyer Alexander B. (Broyer Brothers) and groceries and liquors, NW cor First and Tehama Broyer Brothers (John and Alexander B.) liquor sa- loon, foot of Second Broyer Hermann (Isola & Broyer) r. E s Mission, bet Godeus and Virginia Av Broyer Jolin (Boyer Brothers) and groceries and liquors, 623 Second, r. 15 Rincon Av Broz Edward, photographic retoucher, r. E s Alabama, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Broz Frank, salesman, r. E s Alabama, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Bru John, boots and shoes, 1108 Stockton Brubaker Effinger, teamster, r. 121 Sixth Bruce Annie Mrs., glove maker, r. 12 Selina PI Bruce Charles, cook. r. Branch House Bruce Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Bruce D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 310 Montgomery Av Brnce Donald, general printer Chinese and labels, 618 Sacramento, r. 1020 Hyde Bruce Frank T., cigars and tobacco and laundry office, 212 Dupont, r. 1007)^ Minna Bruce Henry, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 5 Good- sell PI Bruce Herbert E., milkman, office 35 Eddy, r. 826 Treat Av Bruce James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Bruce James H., marine surveyor Firemans Fund Insurance Co., r. 1218 Jackson Bruce John, calker, r. 18 First Bruce John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Bruce John C. G., grocer, r. 1320 Pacific Bruce John T., painter, r. 1109 Jones Bruce Joseph, bedmaker Mrs. D. Bruce, r. 310 Mont- gomery Av Bruce J. L., r. 429 Sixth Bruce Lillle S. Miss, r. 1 Fifth Bruce Robert, carpenter, r. W s Boyce, nr Geary Bruce Robert C. , with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 2122 Pacific Av Bruce Susan 0., widow, r. 2324 Fillmore Bruce Thomas, stevedore, r. 12 Howard, rear Bruce Walter S., assistant bookkeeper H. Heynemann & Co., r. 1218 Jackson Bruce William D., expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. N s Jersey, bet CastrO and Noe Brucher Frenz, Swiss Mutual Ben. See, 627 Commer- cial Briichmann Bernbard, liquor saloon, 627 Washing- ton Bruck Arthur A., physician, office NE cor Powell and Broadway, r. 1415 Powell Bruck Charles H., upholsterer, r. 864 Folsom, rear Brucker Anton, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc. , r. 627 Com- mercial Brucker Gottlieb, gilder 8. & G. Gump, r. 523 Vallejo Bruckman John, clerk Arpad Harasztby & Co., r. 1324 Sutter Bruckmann Hermac. correspondent Mutual Life In- surance Co., 214 Sansome Briickmann Moritz K., r. 14 Columbia Square Bruckner John, salesman, r. 521 H Stevenson Bruecker August, gilder Louis Dampf, r. Oakland Brueger Catherine, domestic 2120 Pine Bruen Edwin G., miner, r. 948 Howard Bruenn Henry J., miller Eisen Bros,, r. 1120 Mission Bruer John, tanner, r. Marquesas, nr Railroad Av Brugge George (Brugge & Raettge) r. 200 Washington Brugge John, hostler, r. 200 Washington Brugge & Beattge (George Brugge and Peter Beattge) boarding stable. 111 Washington Bruggeman Henry, asphaltum roofer, 425 Bush, r. 31 Langton Briiggemann Henry, merchant tailor, 526 Montgomery r. 503 Union Brugier Adolph, r. 719 Green Brugno Faustino, laborer Philadelphia Brewery Bruguiere Emil A., r. 1800 Franklin Bruguiere Victor F., collector L. C. Babin, r. Oakland Bruhn Peter F., porter Henry Brickwedel & Co., r. NE Cor Mason and Filbert Bruhning Mary, widow, r. 138 Thirteent,h Bruhus Adolph C, saw maker, r. 430 Chestnut Bruhus Caroline, widow, r. 430 Chestnut Brulins Hans W., restaurant and liquor saloon, 1122 Battery, r. 411 Dolores Bruhus Henry, harness maker Main & Winchester, r. 430 Chestnut Bruhns Julius H., harness maker Main & Winchester, r. 430 Chestnut i^" Bruhns. See Bruns Brulou Henry G., saloon keeper, r. 641 Washington Brumaglm John W., attorney at law and real estate agent, 33 Nevada Block, r. 1315 Mason Bruman Aaron, commission merchant, r. 262 Octavia Bruml Simon, proptr Pacific Glove Works, 106 Bat- tery, r. 614 Fulton Brumui Charles, blacksmith; r. 647 Natoma Brummel Aaron, stevedore, r. 8 Calhoun Brummer John, engineer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Ev- erett Brumund John (Brumund & Schutte) r. SE cor Six- teenth and Albion Av Brumund Si Sclintte (John Brumund and Die- drich Schutte) groceries and liquors, SE cor Six- teenth and Albion Av Brun Louis, cook Poodle Dog Restaurant Brun Peter, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Brunck H,, ship carpenter, r. 812 Kearny Brundage Charles G., bridge tender S. P. RR., r. S 8 Channel, bet Third and Fourth Brundage Charles G. Jr., assistant toll collector MiB- sion Bay Bridge Co., r. 114J4 Freelon Brundage Edward, carpenter, r. 161 Silver Brundage James H., steward, r. 421 Folsom Brundage Levy, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. Central Pacific Hotel Brundale William, bridgetender S. P. RR., r. 8 8 Channel, bet Third and Fourth Brune Annie Miss, r. 107 Capp Brune August, mnfr cigars, 227 Clay, r. 1715 Mason Brune Diedrich, liquor saloon, NW cor Ninth and Mission, r. 1300 Mission Brune Henry (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. 107 Capp Brune Louis, candymaker Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r. Ahlborn House Brunell Henry, brickmaker, r. Four Mile House, cor Mission and Randall Brunenkant Matthias, cabinetmaker, r. Ill Morris Av Bruner Henry S., bookkeeper Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 2610 Bush Bruner John, cellarman Mason's Brewery, r. 2315 Mason Bruner William H., physician, office and r. 703 Market iS^ Bruner. See Brunner Brunei Eugene, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 614 Merchant Brunette Louis. Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Brunette Zotique, engineer Lick House Restaurant, r. 1030 Mission Brunger John, horseclipper, r. 423 Natoma Biunlg Chiistian, liquor saloon, 49 Stevenson Brunig Louis, laborer, r. Railroad Av, bet Dominica and Manitoba Brunig Louis Mrs., varieties. Railroad Av, bet Domin- ica and Manitoba Bruning William, proptr S. F. Soda Works, 733 Union LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & CO/"°""'',^TIi,Vn"rrr"/Sr ""•''' LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAKUINO WE1.I. »ONK AT VERY I.OW RATES OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET. BRU 269 BEY Brunings Martin (Brunings & Myers) 600 Market Brnning-s »te Myers (Martin Brunings and Harry Myers) wines and liquors, 600 Market and 1 Post Brunjes Diedrlch, groceries and liquors, W s Mission Koad, five miles from Old City Hall Brunjes Henry, groceries and liquors, 432 Brannan Brunjes John C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.NW cor Eighth and Brannan Brunkhorst C. Louis, porter Tillmann & Bendel r 1815 Lyon Brunkhorst Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9 Preston PI, rear Brunn Hans P., seaman, r. 156 Berry Brunn Hermann, salesman M. Wunsch & Co. r 22}<5 Fifth Brunn Jacob, bookkeeper, r. 1709 Polk B^ Brunn. See Brune, Brun and Bruun Brunne T. O., clerk, r. 924 Washington Brunner Adolph L. (Brunner & Thielemann) r. 1929 Bush Brunner Albert J., assistant librarian S. F. Law Li- brary, r. 714 Grove Brunner Henry, stock clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co r. 2526 Washington Brunner Henry E., tinsmith Hoffman & Ernst, r. 20 Prospect PI Brunner Jacob A., insurance broker, 420 California, r. 2526 Washington Brunner Louis, stationery and fancy goods, 227}^ Hayes, r. 714 Grove Brunner Phillip, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1014 Clay Brunner Rosalie Miss, teacher music, r. 714 Grove Brunner Thomas H., waiter Union Club, r. 1475 Twen- ty.first Brunner & Thielemann (Adolph L. Brunner^tnd Otto C. Thielemann) produce commission, 427 Front t^" Brunner. See Bruner Brunnert Hermann, butcher J. Band, r. 700 Valencia Bruno Andrew, butcher, r. Paraguay, bet Susquehanna and St. John Brunotte Louis, tailor, r. 10 Axigust Alley Brunette Paul S., gunsmith, r. 10 August Alley Bruns Albert F., painter, r. 939 Valencia Bruns Anna M. Miss, saleslady, r. 2528 Bryant Bruns Brothers (George and John H. Bruns and John Steimke) groceries and liquors, SE cor Six- teenth and Mission Bruns Bruen, engineer Union Brewery, r. 317 Clem- entina Bruns Csesar, manager Peter Bruns (estate of) r. 457 Guerrero Bruns Charles, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 8053^ Geary Bruns Charles, laborer, r. NE cor Larkin and Bay Bruns Claus, hostler, r. 620 Shotwell Bruns Conrad, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2528 Bryant Av Bruns Conrad, packer Swanberg & West, r. 550 Minna Bruns Diedrich, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin Bruns Frederick, bartender, r. 1201 Market Bruns George (Bruns Brothers) r. 2001 Mission Bruns George, cook, r. 429 Stevenson Bruns George F., shipping clerk Swanberg & West, r. 550 Minna Bruns George W., bookkeeper Nicholas Bruns, r. 467 Guerrero Bruns H. Mrs., widow, r. 939 Valencia Bruns Henry, cabinetmaker Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 32 Erie Bruns Henry, carpenter, r. SW cor Nineteenth and Folsom Brunt. Henry, laborer, r. 2300 Folsom Bruns Henry P., president 8. F. Stock Brewery, and liquor saloon, SW cor Market and Eighth and SW cor Spear and Folsom, r. 4 Eighth Bruns Henry H,, metals and machinery, 306 Mission, r. 925 Union Bruns Henry N., tanner, r. SW cor San Jos^ Av and Thirtieth Bruns Hermine Mrs., dressmaker. 969 Howard Bruns John, cigarmaker, r. 2528 Bryant Bruns John C. C, bookkeeper Eisen Bros., r.969 Howard Bruns John H. (Bruns Bros.) r. 2001 Mission Bruns John H., liquor saloon, 123 Front, r. Alameda Bruns John P., carbuilder, r. SW cor San Jose Av and Thirtieth Bruns Julius, upholsterer, r. 939 Valencia Bruns Margaret, widow, r. 35 Converse Bruns Marie L. Mrs., r. 2110 Taylor Bruns Mena T. M., domestic 251a Howard Bruns Minnie M. Miss, r. 2528 Bryant Bruns IVicholas, groceries, wood and coal, 617-619 Davis, r. 457 Guerrero Bruns Otto C, bench hand W. A. Meeker, r. 773 Har- rison ' Brnng Peter (estate of) groceries and Uquore.NW cor Third and Berry Bruns William, barber Flieler & Kiefer, r. 650 Minna 8t#"Bruns. See Bruhns Brunsberg Gus, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Brunschwiler Christopher, bookbinder, r. 240 Ellis Brunschwiler Joseph A., clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,r. 240Ellis Brunsdon William J., harness cleaner Charles F Marson, r. 325}^ Bush Brunsen Henry, metal roofer, r. 202 Sixth Brunsen Martin, liquor saloon, 528 Pacific Brunstamp John A., master mariner, r. 129 Jackson Brunswick Emanuel (The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co.) r. 1403 Van Ness Av Brunswick House, David Stern proptr, 148 Sixth Brunswic k Samuel, cattle dealer, r. 930 Post BElfflSWICK I BALKE CO, THE J. M. manufacturers of billiard and pool tables, patentees' Monarch tables and cushions, dealers in billiard materials, and sole agents Hyatt's billiard "and pool balls, 653-655 Market, opp Lotta Fountain Brunt Leonard, plumber, r. 34 Alabama Brunt Walter N. (Brunt & Fisher) , r. 330 Duncan Brunt William N., butcher, r. 330 Duncan Brunt & Fisher (Walter N. Brunt and Charles W. Fisher) printers and stationers, 509 Bush Bruntsch Charles C. (Bruntsch & Wheeler), r. 730 Broderick Bruntsch die Wheeler (Charles Bruntsch and Rob- ert S. Wheeler) Custom House and internal reve- nue brokers, 600 Battery Bruppacher John, valet. 620 Folsom Brusaber Charles H., liquor saloon.W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Humboldt Bruschl Giuseppe, vegetables, 33 Colombo Market Brusco Augustino, fisherman, r. 126 Pacific Brusco G. & Co. (Giacomo Brusco and Louis Corte) restaurant, 509 Washington Brusco Giacomo (G. Brusco cSi Co.) r. 17 Prescott Bruse Bernhard F., clerk, r. 269 Third Bruse Christian, groceries and liquors, NW cor Leavenworth and Pacific, r. 1601 Leavenworth Brush Albert, blacksmith, r. 1318 Steiner Brush Creek Gold Mine and Mill Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) A. Judson secretary, 320 Sansome, room 52 Brush George E., grainer, r. 1633 Ellis Brush Reuben G. , secretary Western Fire Insur- ance Co. of California, r. Oakland Brushaber William (John Hoss & Co.) r. SW cor Stockton and O'Farrell Brust Frank P., bookkeeper, r. 770 Howard Brust M. A. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 770 Howard Bruton Daniel, agent Marburg Bros., Baltimore, Md., office 206 Front, r. 409 Ellis Bruton Thomas, clerk Grocer and Country Merchant, r. 409 Ellis Bruton Timothy, laborer, r. 3 Morrel PI B^Bruton. See Brewton Brutscher Adam M., salesman William Davis, r. 469 Minna Bruun Engelbrecht F., secretary Danish Consul, r. 833 Fifteenth Bruun Thoger O., packer Feigenbaum & Co., r. 924 Washington Bruzaud William P., second steward P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Bruzzo Achille, marble worker, r. 974 Bryant Bruzzo Tomaso, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Bruzzone Antonio, expressman, cor Marke): and Fourth, r. 627 Grove Bryan Charles H., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 610 Fell Bryan Dudley C, r. 1036 Jackson Bryan Duncan, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road, opp Fifteenth Av Bryan Emma H. Miss, teacher French and music, r. 2321 Fillmore Bryan Frederick, salesman A. Pallies, r. 841 Market Bryan J. A., r. S Mason Bryan James, fireman P. 0. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 22 Perry w M o o WINDOW SHADES "XS S MU" G. W: Clart & Co., 645 MarM St. H INCKI^EY, .SPIKR.S A RATES. FU1.TOX IRON Vt'ORKS, 213 Fremont St., Slanur&cturers of MAW MILI^ 9tACUIN£RY and SIIINOl.!: ^lACHIIirES. BEY 270 BUG eS o o 4S © SO U 9 U P © cJ8 o Bryan J. E., trayeliog salesman L. Kline & Co., r. Lick House Bryan J. F., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Bryan John H., r. 2315 Webster Bryan John J., clerk C. E. Hansen & Co., c. 224 Sec- ond Bryan John M., stoves and tinware, 130 Third, r. 916 Howard Bryan J. W., hostler New Telegraph Stables, r. 234 Miuna Bryan Louis, porter Bullock & Jones, r. 107 Natoma Bryan Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 8 Potter Bryan Patrick O., carpenter, r. 33 Pleasant Bryan Thomas, assistant License Collector, r. 116 Leidesdorff Bryan William, capitalist, r. Lick House Bryan William, collector, r. 418 Sutter Bryan William F.. bookkeeper, r. 2321 Fillmore Bryan William H., deputy County Clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel Bryan Williaui J., druggist and apothecary, SE cor Market and New Montgomery, NE cor Turk and Taylor, NW cor Howard and Second, and dis- pensary, 603 Merchant, and County Recorder, Hall of Records, new City Hall, r. 611 Post Bryan TV. J., superintendent Occidental and Ori- ental Steamship Co., office Pacific Mail Steamship Co's Wharf, r. Marlborough House ay Bryan, bee Brien, Bryant and O'Brien Bryans Edward, packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 1107 Shotwell Bryans James, clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 1107 Shot- well Bryant — , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 715 Howard Bryant Agnes, widow, dressmaker, r. 345 Fifth Bryant Alexander, miner, r. 129 Valley Bryant A. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 26 }5 Kearny Bryant Andrew J., president The State Invest- ment and Insurance Co., and president California Electric Lighting Co., office 218 Sansome, r. 822 Sutter Bryant Caroline. A. Mrs., r. 337 Turk Bryant Charles W. (Bryant & Sayers) r. 1235 Hyde Bryant Daniel F., compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 545 Stevenson Bryant Daniel S. (Bryant & Cook) r. Oakland Bryant Emory A., r. 522 Stockton Bryant George (Jones & Bryant) r. 216 Lombard Bryant George H. (Neville & Co.) r. 1619 Clay Bryant James E., clerk A. Mayfield, r. 432 Fulton Bryant Jeremiah, baker, r. 1413 Dupont Bryant John, foreman Examiner, r. 910}^ Jackson Bryant John, waiter, r. 1307 Greenwich Bryant John, woodcarver Enterprise Mill and Build- ing Co., r. 127 Shotwell Bryant John T., teamster, r. 1002 McAllister Bryant Joseph, laborer, r. 172 Clementina Bryant Kittie S. Miss, fancy work, 244 Ellis Bryant Laura, domestic 1405 Jones Bryant Lizzie Mrs., r. 7^37 Market Bryant Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) George W. Reynolds secretary, 609 Sacramento Bryant Patrick, r. 444 Brannan Bryant Richard P., r. 1410 Folsom, rear Bryant Robert, surveyor, r. 244 Ellis Bryant Robert M., carpenter, r. 619 Minna Bryant Ruth, widow, r. 1429 Geary Bryant Samuel, carpenter, r. 1307 Greenwich Bryant Samuel A., r. 107 Turk Bryant Samuel C, waiter, r. 1307 Greenwich Bryant Stephen A., waiter, r. 108 Second Bryant Street Pharmacy, John A. F. Heyer- mann proprietor, SW cor Fourth and Bryant Bryant Susan J., widow, r. 2030 Howard Bryant Thomas, janitor, r. 1715 Leavenworth Bryant Thomas, porter P. M. SS Granada Bryant Thomas F., rigger, r. 10 Natoma Bryant Walter E., bookkeeper Bryant & Cook, r. Oak- land Bryant W. E., r. Commercial Hotel Bryant William, boilermaker O. and O. SS Belgic Bryant William, steward pay car C. P. RR., r. 905 Jack- son Bryant William, boilermaker, r. New Wisconsin Hotel Bryant William F., bookkeeper John A. Roebling Sons Co., r. 122 Geary Bryant i l-H o PU o eg 35 o Buckley Michael G., machiDlst Tatum & Bowen, r. 417 Seventh Buckley Nora, domestic 1405 Jones Buckley Patrick, cooper Randolph Armstrong, r. 6 Lick Alley Buckley Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 12 Na- toma Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 925 Broadway Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 2748 Bush Buckley Patrick H., bootmaker, r. 312 Jessie Buckley S., laborer P. M. SS. Go's wharf Buckley Sarah, widow, dressmaker, r. 423 Tehama Buckley T., peddler, r. Branch House Buckley Thomas F., harnessmaker Main & Winches- ter, r. 414 Seventh Buckley Thomas H., cigarmaker, r. Coso House Buckley Timothy, groceries and liquors, 761 Folsom Buckley Timothy, laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 261 First Buckley Vincent P., student Toland's Medical Col- lege, r. 1103 Jackson Buckley William, bartender Adelphi Theatre, r. 605 Pine Buckley William, brickmaker, r. NE cor Green and Polk Buckley William B., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 435 Clementina Buckley William E., teamster, r. 621 Stevenson Buckley William H., treasurer Adelphi Theatre, r. 607 California Buckley William J., oil-skinmaker, r. NE cor Green and Polk Buckley & Son (Edward P. and Edward M.) mnfrs Ratafia Damiana Bitters, 520 Lombard 8^ Buckley. See Bulkeley and Bulkley Bucklin Albert G., carpenter, r. 914 J$ Valencia Bucklin Edward P.,proptr What Cheer House Restau- rant, 529 Sacramento, r. 534 Bush Backman Albert E., contractor, 528 California, room 6, r. 617 Bush Buckman Charles, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 609 Bush Buckman J., machinist Bisdon I. and L.Works Buckman Richard H. L., liquor dealer, r. 461 Natoma Buckman Thomas, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co.,r. 140 Silver Buckmann John, tanner, r. German Hospital Buckmaster John C, lather, r. 634 Mission Buckminster L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 246 Taylor Buckminster Luella Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School, r. 246 Taylor Buckminster Park B. , compositor, r. 107 Ninth Bucknall George J., physician, skin diseases a specialty, oflace SW cor Sutter and Dupont, r. 822 Geary Bucknam Edmund H. (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) r. 502 Powell Bucknam E. H. & Co. (Edmund H. and Miss Theresa Bucknam) dealers and manufacturers ship stoyes and tinware, 22 Steuart Bucknam Georgia P .Miss, r. 732 Shotwell Bucknam Meldon M., purser P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Bucknam Theresa Miss (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) r. 602 Powell Buckner Charles, cabinetmaker, 463 Natoma Buckner Charles Jr., carpenter, 113 Geary Buckner John, cook, r. 11 Pacific Buckner Josephine Miss, r. 252 Ji Third Buckstone N. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1710 Geary Budd James, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Budd Thomas, longshoreman, r. 112 Stuart Budde Joseph, brassfinlsher William Smith, r. 5 Roach Buddenbaum Harry, blacksmith helper Vulcan Forges, r. 37 Baldwin Court Buddington Moses J., master mariner, r. 1105 Golden Gate Av Buddington Walter, pilot C. P. RR. stmr Apache, r. Oakland Budelmann M. Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 926 Washington Budge Richard, bookkeeper, r. 1525 Mason Budlong Abe, dishwasher International Hotel Budor Olof , carpenter, r. 243 Clara Budrovich Thomas, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery Budrow Charles, laborer, r. 4 Cadell Alley Budzzileni John, laborer, r. 70 Jessie Budzzileni Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 70 Jessie Buehler Frederick, lithographer A. Waldstein, r. Oak- land Baehler Jacob M. Rev., pastor St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 9.53 Mission Buehler John F., shoemaker, 403 >i Montgomery Av, r. 1002 Montgomery Buehler Julius, baker, r. 112 Fourth Buehn Gottlieb, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, r. 79 Clementina 8^" Buehn. See Buhn Buell Charles 8., commercial traveler, r. 2124 Bush Buell Walter B., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1007 Powell Buena Vista Primary School, Mrs. Emma 8. Code principal, York, bet Solano and Butte Buer Henry C, box maker, r. 35 J4 Langton Buermann Frederick, bookkeeper F. Mandlebaum & Sons., r. 919 Filbert Buero Geralamo, cook, r. 1503 Dupont Buero Louis (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r. 712 Val- lejo Buescher Wilhelm, waiter Tivoli Opera House, r. 640 Natoma Buettel Frank, tailor Joseph Wisluzil, r. 911 Sacra- mento Buettner Herman, musician, r. 917 Filbert Buevoz Etienne, salesman J. B. Deloche, r. 530 Mer- chant Buffalo Grape Sugar Co. (Bufi'alo, N. Y.) Willis J. Cur- rier agent, 205 Front Buflfandeau Laura L., widow, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Cas- tro and Noe Buffington Amy Miss, r. 414 Hayes Bufliugton John, harnessmaker, r. N s Sacramento, bet Spruce and Laurel Bnfflngton John M., mining secretary, 309 Cali- fornia, room 4, r. 137 Silver BuflSngton William H., bookkeeper, r. 137 Silver Buffington William H., painter, r. 2107 California Bufiford Henry L., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1315 Web- ster Bnfford Saninel F., president San Francisco Laundry Association, office 33 Geary, r. 1814 Sut- ter Buffum C, bookkeeper Krone & Co., r. 1525 Powell Buffum Herbert H., machinist Frank W. Fuller, r. 906 Market Buffum John W., clerk William Payzant, r. 2318 Pine Buford John B., employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 28 Everett Biiga Hermann, captain schr Lizzie C. Jurgss, r. 12 Dale PI Bugbaker Charles, painter, r. 605 Broadway Bugbee George E., sampler Custom House, p. Oakland Bugbee J. H., contractor, 631 Sacramento, r. 963 Mis si on Bugbee John S., attorney at law, 631 Sacramento, r. 2237 Jackson Bugbee Maxwell G., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r. 2237 Jackson Bugbee Sumner W., general agent,' 406 California, r. Oakland B^" Bugbee. See Buckbee Buge Frederick, cellarman Bavaria Brewery, r. E s Montgomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green Bugnicourt Joseph, cook Occidental Hotel Buhl Charles, steward Page & Falch, r. 619 Pine Buhl Henry, machine hand George M.Wetherbee, r. 10 Alice Buhl Samuel N., wood carver, r. 366 Natoma Buhlert Albert F., clerk Julius Buhlert. r. 570 Minna Buhlert Jean A., butcher Mark Strouse & Co., r. 570 Minna Bnlilert Julias (Luhrs k Buhlert) and attorney at law and collector, 605 Clay, and groceries, NE cor Second and Howard, and 1000 Valencia, r. 1401 Folsom Buhlert William A., clerk Mark Strouse & Co., r. 470 Minna Buhlinger Joseph, cellarman Walter, Schilling b Co., r. W s California Av, bet Virginia and Esmeralda Avs, B. H. Buhlman Fritz ( MuUer & Buhlmanj r. 610 Sacra- mento Buhlmeier Gustavo, liquor saloon, 529 Jackson, r. 807 Kearny Buhmaun John, teamster, r. 242 Jessie Buhn Christian H., dairyman, cor Lombard and Franklin l^"Buhn. See Buehn Buhot Euphrasie, French laundry, 743 Howard Buhot George, laundryman, r. 743 Howard I nilK RRAUrRMAN 2. rn IMPORTERS OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES, bUUlO UnMVLrilllHIl (X UU. tl9 Montgomery St., sen Lower than any House in « I this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASIIINO PROMPTLY ATTENWKO TO OFFICE, GiH 9IARUET IKTRKKT. BUH 273 BUN Buhr Benjamin F., bookkeeper N. Pardlni & Co., r. 101 Dupont Buhr Paul, oiler S. P. 0. ER. stmr Garden City, r. 15}i Tehama Bnhrman H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Buhrmeister John, furnished rooms,' 637 California Buick John, painter, r. 1818 Scott Buie J. J., carpenter, r. 1 Cottage PI Buist William, porter Rosentlial, Fader & Co., r. 24 Sixth Buja Mary, widow, r. 810 Green Buj an Antonio, proptr Visitacion Valley Hotel, Es San Bruno Road, nr County Line Bujol Marcellus, r. 1426 Mason Buker Levy K., brlckmason, r. 3 Wall PI Bulfinch Henry, salesman Colli ver k Bro., r. 723 Hayes Bulgarian Plantain Syrnp, S. 8. Petrovich proptr, 420 Jackson Bulger Francis, laborer, r. E 8 Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta Bulger J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills Bulger James A., boilermaker. r. 219 J^ Ritch Bulger James K., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 31 Rues Bulger John K., engineer P. M. SS. City of Peking, r. 31 Russ Bulger John T., carpenter, r. 502J4 Broadway Bulger Julia, widow, r. 219% Bitch Bulger Martin, mechanical engineer, r. 31 Russ Bulger Michael, carpenter, r. 213 Valencia Bulger Michael, longshoreman, r. 112 Steuart Bulger Patrick, teamster Hibernia Brewery, r. 4 Boyd Bulger Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Otis PI Bulger Thomas D., engineer P. M. SS. City of Sydney, r. 31 Russ Bulhao Manuel L., barber, r. 605 Mission Bulkeley li. B. , attorney at law, 603 Washington, r. Berkeley Bulkley Charles, draftsman engineer's oflce S. P. RR. r. 405 Turk Bulkley Ichabod, salesman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 7 Crooks Bulkley Stephen R., candy dealer, r. 1628 Mission Bull Alplieus, vice-president Firemana Fund In- surance Co., oflace 401 California, r. NW cor Fran- cisco and Leavenworth Bull Alpheus Jr., machinist Union Iron Works, r. NW cor Francisco and Leavenworth Bull Arthur W., clerk George Bull & Co., r. Nucleus House Bull FranUlin P., attorney at law. 327 Pine, room 7, r. Nucleus House Bull George (George Bull & Co.) r. Nucleus House Bull George & Co. (George Bull and W. W. Stevens) agricultural implements, 81 Market Bull George M., compositor, r. St. George's Hotel Bull James, merchant tailor, 209 Third, r. 2660 Fol- som Bull Jennie, widow, r.- 1028 Jackson Bull Jerome, student, r. Nucleus House Bull Louis, tailor, r. 306 Stockton Bullard James, r. 1044 Mission Bullard James A., expressman, r. 2108 Hyde Bullard James H., produce merchant, 110 Drumm, r. 2108 Hyde Bullard Lucy Mrs., r. 1223 Mason Bullard Matthew B., with American Salt Co., r. 1820 Turk Bullard Samuel, teamster, r. 1020 Clay Bullard William P., bookkeeper Bray Bros., r. 2314 Clay Bullasbach C. Anton, butcher, r. 32 Rausch BuUen John, expressman, 8W cor Fourth and Market, BuUen John R., bookkeeper E. H. Doyle, r. 246 Third Bullerdieck Nicholas (Bullerdieck & Mertz) r. 1632 Mission Bullerdieck & Mertz (Nicholas Bullerdieck and Fred- erick Mertz) wood, coal, hay and grain, 1632-1634 Mission BuUier Albert A., barber J. F. Bullier, r. 1729 Market Bullier John F., barber, 3 Haight, r. 1729 Market Bullion Adam, salesman, r. 136 Perry Bullion Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nevada) J. M. Urazell secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 3 Bullis Edward A., salesman J. W. Evans & Co..r. 1513 Steiner Bullivant Herbert E., bookkeeper Hartshorn & Mc- .' SlPliun, r. 2519 Mission Bullock Benjamin V., mining, 420 Montgomery, room 23, r. SW cor Clay and Steiner Bullock Boyd, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Oak- land Bullock Ezra B., secretary Pacific Electric Co., oflBce 330 Sutter, r. 2623 Sacramento Bullock John H., r. 2623 Sacramento Bullock John H. Jr., bookkeeper Beadle & Co., r. 2623 Sacramento Bullock Lathrop L., mining, 420 Montgomery, room 23, r. 2217 Steiner Bullock William K., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 503 Folsom Bullock A; Jones (John L. Jones), men's fur- nishing goods and merchant tailors, 105 Mont- gomery Bullut Mitchell, bartender Louis Martin, r. 830 Bullwinkel Henry (DaUdorf & BuUwinkel), r. 23 Bullwinkel John C. H., clerk Julius Buhlert, r. NE cor Second and Howard Bullwinkel John D., bartender Cord Wrede, r. 419 East Bullwinkel John F., groceries, 1019 Pacific, r. 1021 Pacific Bullwinkel John H., bartender Henry VoUmer, r. SW cor Pacific and East Bullwinkel Sophie, domestic 830 California Bulotti Ferdinando, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commer- cial Bulotti Giacomo (Bulotti & Perini) r. 310 Montgom- ery Av. Bulotti Gottardo, knife grinder, r. 1 Langton Bulotti Joseph (A. Beretta & Co.) r. 2201 Steiner Bulotti & Perini (Giacomo Bulotti and Gottardo Per- ini) wine cellar, 304}^ Montgomery Av Bulson John, engineer tug Rabboni, r. 518 Eighteenth Bultman Charles, clerk John H. Pohlker, r. NW cor Howard and Twenty-sixth Bultman John H., clerk John H. Pohlker, r. NW cor Howard and Twenty- sixth Bulwei Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal) William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block Bumm George W.. pressman Barry, Baird & Co., r. 1517 Larkin Bumpus Dolores Mrs., dressmaker. 615 Montgomery Av Bumstead E. A. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1039 Howard Bumsted Edward H.(Braunschweiger & Bumsted) r. 18 Hawthorne Bunce Henry, blacksmith, r. 807 Kearny Buncken Louis C, accountant John Rae Hamilton, r. 421 Eddy Blinders Peter, seaman, r. 700 Front Bunderson Bog, master mariner, r. 6J^ Liberty Bundoon Charles, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 16 Berkeley Av Bundschu Charles (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125 Chest- nut Bundy Daniel S., teamster, r. 10 Rondell PI Bundy J., cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co., r. Oakland Bundy John H., messenger U. 8. Mint, r. 10 Rondell PI Bundy Joseph A., porter, r. 10 Rondell PI Bundy Mary A. Miss., r. 10 Rondell PI Buneman Eaward, bartender Gehrels & Lubben, r. cor Noe and Henry Buneman Henry (Buneman & Martinoni) r. 123 Haight Buneman & Martinoni (Henry Buneman and Emil Martinoni) wholesale liquors, 321 Battery Bunemann William, clerk J. Horstmann & Co., r. 605 Powell Bungard Thomas, nurse U. S. Marine Hospital Bunger Christian (Heitman & Bunger) r. 1103 Pine Bunker Carrie R. Miss., assistant Hamilton Grammar School, r. 1437 Steiner Bunker Charles D., office 508 Battery, r. 1823 Jessie Bunker Cromwell, r.620 Eddy Bunker Edward A., shipping clerk H. Dutard, r. 1630 West Mission Bunker Eliza A., widow, r. IIIOl Sacramento Bunker Frederick H., porkpacker, r. 148 Eddy Bunker Frederick R., mining secretary, 420 Mont- gomery, room 23, r. 38 Silver Bunker George W., printer S. F. Daily Report, r. 1502 Powell G.WXLARK&CO. LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST 645 MARKET ST. LjIMPI/I CV CDICDC p. UAVCTQ FltTOX IBO> nOKKS. 313 Freiiiuiit M., nilMwl\Lt.Ij OriLnO U, riAlLO, Aianufacuirers of and ItUuIng Macblaety. i i u P4 «e 5S u o & c ee o DC 0^ -*i> c BUN 274 BUK eS C • O Q fi % p; ;: o Bunker Henry C, grain broker with CharleB Claytiiu, office 400 Front, r. 21 Hill Bunker Henry S., ship and Cu8lom House broker, 608 Battery, r. 1630 West Mission Bunker Paul, foreman Oriental U. S. Bonded Ware- house, r. 2011 Devisadero Bunker Robert F., porkpacker Cal. Market, r. 620 Eddy Bunker barah E., widow, r. 13 De Boom Bunker Ten Eyck. clerk ticket auditor C. P. RR., r. 501 Geary Bunker William F., printer C. W. Gordon, r. 305 Minna Bunker William 91. (The Daily Report Publish- ing Co.) r. (iOOBush Bunker W. Wallace, U. S. Ganger, 316 Sacramento, r. 23HoffAv Buuu Edwin, teamster H.Dutard, r. CIS!^ Hayes Bunnell Edward F., dentist, 319 Kearny, r. Oakland Bunnell Jameei S., accountant Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 2610 Pacific Av Bunner Bessie Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Primary School, r. 1914 Stockton Bunner John C, r. 1914 Stockton Bunner Minnie Y. Miss, negative retoucher Bradley & Bulofson, r. 1914 Stockton Bunner Stephen, sergeant police, r. 1219 Webster Bunting J . C, r. 32 Glen Park Av Bunton Ricliard, wines and liquors, 705 Market, r. 273 Stevenson Bunyan Edward T. (Wagner & Bunyan) 60C Clay Bunyan James, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Bunyan Michael, laborer, r. 402 Broadway Buuyan Thomas, laborer, r. 402 Broadway Bun'zl Dena J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 309 Jessie Buuzl Julius, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 309 Jessie Bura Adolph, mnfr and retail cigars and tobacco, 104 Dupont, r. 447 J^ Jessie Burbank Albert E., fancy poultry, 43-44 Cal. Market, r. 1035 Market Burbank Betsey W. Mrs., r. 513 Eighth Av, bet Point Lobos Av and Clement Burbank Lh.irlesD. (Burbank & Co.)' r. 513 Eighth Av, bet Point Lobos Av and Clement Burbank Charles L., driver Luther J. Ewell, r. NW cor Folsom and Twenty-first Burbank Samuel, porter Whlttier, Fuller & Co., r. Oakland Burbank W. F., stenographer Firemans Fund Insur- ance Co., r. Oakland Burbank & Co. (Charles D. Burbank) real estate agents, 1065 Market Burbridge Rachel Mrs., r. 807 Valencia Burbridge S. L., r. 1221 Washington Burch George, waiter, r. 405 East Burch John C. (Burch, Verdenal & Lowenberg) attor- ney at law, 318 Pine, r. 1124 Jackson Burch Patrick, laborer C. P. RR., r. 10 Dore BurclL, Verclenal & Lo'^venberg ( John C. Burcli, John M. Verdenal and H. Lowenberg) attorneys at law. 318 Pine, rooms 26-27 tS" Burch. See Birch Burchard Leouidas S.. student, r. 1817 Stockton Burchell Samuel, laborer, r. 12 Clara Burckes Henry W., carpenter, r. 108 Turk Burckes Samuel S., carpenter, r. 607 Folsom Burckhalter Charles, solicitor T. C. Grant, r. Oakland Burd John L., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r . 323 Hyde Burd R. M. Mrs., varieties, SW cor Ellis and Hyde ^r Burd. See Bird Burdell Harvey, clerk, r. 1007 Mission Burdello Julius, cook P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. lePiukney PI Burdet Francisco, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Burdett Carson, r. 204 Valencia Burdett William W., detective, r. 104 Turk Burdette William, longshoreman, r. 1018 Montgom- ery Burdick George R., receiving teller Lazard Freres, r. 1523 Scott Burdick James E., printer, r. 1121 Montgomery Burdick William L., policeman, r. 430 Montgomery Av Burdjorf Charles, cooper, r. 137 J^ Dore Bureau Chinese Registration, Custom House, base- ment Bureau of Records, Simpson & Millar proprie- tors, 522 California Bureau Veritas, International Register of Ship- ping (district of the Pacific Coast of U. S.) I. E. Thayer surveyor, office 22 California Burfeind Herman W.f farmer Park Road, nr Sunny Side House Burfeind John H., proplr Union- House, NE cor Lar- kin and Bay Burgans Charles E., gunsmith, 503 Montgomery, r. 1211 Broadway Burgdorf Gottlieb, butcher John Stark, r. 501 Ellis Burgdorfif Charles, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 8 Humboldt, bet Kansas and Vermont Burge Francis A., sash and blindmaker Uriah Segars, r. 17 Freelon Burgemeister August, tinsmith, 140 Second Burger Jacob, barber, 523 Pacific, r. 811 Filbert Burgero August, cook, r. 1151 Mission Burges Trlstam, bookkeeper A. V. Hathaway, r. 1235 Pine Burges William H., cook, r. 11 Eddy Burgeson Charles (Dixon, Bernstein & Co.)r. 985 Wil- low, Oakland Burgess August, teamster, r. 216 Ninth Burgess Caleb A., mining, r. 593 Ellis Burgess George, bookkeeper Dunphy & Co., r. 1024 Franklin Burgess George H., artist, 126 Kearny, room 52, r. 1920 Fillmore Burgess Hubert, mnfr lead pencil sharpeners, 72454 Market, r. Berkeley Burgess Hubert F., clerk The Lion Fire Insurance Co., r. Berkeley Burgess James, longshoreman, r. 207 Folsom, rear Burgess John M., seaman, r. 1 Ji Goodsell PI Burgess Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 430 Brannan Burgfesg Oscar O., phvsician, ofB.ce and r. 329 Geary Burgess Samuel, steerage steward P. C. 88. Constan- tine, r. 623 Davis l^"Burgess. See Berges, Bergez and Burges Burggraf Charles, florist Jacob Welspiel, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Dolores Burggraf William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Burgher Frederick, teamster Otto Brandt, r. 1033 Valencia Burgin Gustave, porkpacker, 26 Centre Market, r. 2010 Geary Burgin John F., civil engineer, r. 407 Van Ness Av Burgin John F. Jr., salesman retail department A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 407 Van Ness Av ^F"Burgin. See Bergin Burgmau Charles F., business manager Truth, 608 Market, room 9. r. 2943 Howard Burgoyne Thomas, bartender, r. 815 Twentieth Burhans John W., tailor, r. 2 Taylor PI Burhans William D., clerk, r. 217 Stevenson Burkardt Max, clerk, r. 732 Fourth Burkardt Max, importer engravings, chromos, pliotographs and oil paintings, and mnfr frames and passe partouts, and gilder, 545-547 Washing- ton, r. 1602 Howard Burke Albert, r. 6.59 Howard Burke Alfred I., accountant, r. 3 Wall PI Burke Andrew, teamster, r. 529 Haight Burke Ann, widow, r. 302 Jackson Burke Ann Mrs. , r. 13 Hunt Burke Anne, widow, r. 519 Fillmore Burke Annie Miss, glovemaker S Bruml Burke Anthony, fireman, P. C. SS. State of Califor- nia, r. 323 Bryant Burke Barbara Mrs., widow, r. 2113 Jonea Burke Bridget, widow, r. 1123 Twentieth Burke Cecilia G. Miss, glovemaker, r. 406 Capp Burke Charles, physician, office and r. 213' Powell Burke Charles J., printer Wood & Strickland, r. 28 Turk Burke Cornelius J., stairbuilder Albion I. Sanborn, r. 2114 Mason Burke Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Noonan Av Burke David, second steward P. M. SS. City of Sydney Burke Dennis, fireman, r. 447 First Burke Edmund, printer, r.o Leroy PI Burke Edmund W., clerk S. F.News Co.,r. 2113 Jones Burke Edward, expressman, r. 86 Brady Burke Edward, fireman Potrero Gas Works, r. E s Ten- nessee, bet Butte and Solano Burke Edward, gardener, r. E s Blake, nr Geary Burke Edward, ironworker, r. 825 Harrison Burke Edward, laborer, r. 613 Mission Burke Edward, paper carrier, r. 220 Pacific Burke Edward, porter Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r. 901 Market SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY **shing„done at short notice 33 G«ary St. . IVIAbUUlNUUUn a l/U. nOMESTIC COAl., 41 MarKet Street, corner Sp«.ar. BUK 275 BUR Burke Edward S., plumber, r. 60 Third Burke Ellen, widow, varieties, 'iS'i Eighth Burke Emma Miss, comfortmaker, r. 1129 Filbert Burke Ethelbert, attorney at law, r. 722 Turk Burke Fannie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Burke Fraucis J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 211 Page Burke Frank, shoemaker JoryBros., r. 33 Crocker Burke Frank H. (Madison & Burke) r. 931 Golden Gate Av • Burke Garrett, carpenter, r. 1234 York Burke George, boxmaker, r. 907 Folsom Burke George L., stage carpenter Bella Union Theatre, r. 1307 Stockton Burke Gerston Mrs., widow, r. 121 Cedar Av Burke Gilbert, watchman, r. 426M Linden Av Burke Hannah Miss, r. 2615 Howard Burke Henry S., bookkeeper Keane Bros., r. 1514 Vallejo Burke Hugh, porter, r. 4 Grand PI Burke Hugh M., journalist Bulletin, r. 122 Taylor Burke Isabella M. Miss, weaver, r. 1715 Ji Stevenson Burke J., baker California Cracker Co., r. 1910 Powell Burke Jackson V., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 611 Folsom Burke James, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 122 Shipley Burke James, engineer, r. 1715^ Stevenson Burke James, fireman O. Imp, SS. Mississippi, r. 135 Townsefid Burke James, laborer, r. 506 Eighth Burke James, laborer, r. 2518 Mission Burke James, laborer, r. Globe House Burke James, laborer Presidio Reservation Burke James, plasterer, r. 718 Clementina, rear Burke James, porter Spring Valley W. W., r. 18 Wil- low Av Burke James, plasterer, r. NW cor Tenth and Bryant Burke James, tailor, r. 2114 Mason Burke James, tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan Burke James C, laborer, r. 156 Clementina Burke James F., laborer, r. 907 Folsom Burke James F., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 963 Folsom Burke James F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1715 J^ Stevenson Burke James M. , delivery clerk S. F. and N. P. RE., Washington St. Wharf, r. 903 Sansome Burke James T., upholsterer, r. 406 Capp Burke Jane, widow, r. 133 Seventh Buike Jefferson, plasterer, r. 815 Mission Burke John, r. 963 Folsom Burke John, barber, r. 18 John Burke John, blacksmith Presidio Reservation Burke John, blacksmiths' helper S. P. RR., r. E s Florida, bet Solano and Butte Burke John, boilermaker, r. 65Q Missi,on Burke John, canvasser, r. 36 Clay Burke John, ex^jressman, r. 2431 Bryant Burke John, expressman, SW cor Market and Fifth, r. 229 Fell Burke John, liquor saloon, 234 Townsend Burke John, liquor saloon, 668 Mission, r. 21 Everett Burke John, laborer, r. 218 Broadway Burke John, laborer, r. 302 Jackson Burke John, laborer, r. 506 Sixteenth Burke John, laborer, r. 523 Minna, rear Burke John, laborer P. M. 8S. Go's Wharf Burke John, manager South End Pharmacy, SE cor Sixth and Bryant Burke John, proptr Union Hotel, 511 Mission Burke John, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Burke John, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 33 Crocker Burke John, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 616 Eddy Burke John, teamster, r. S s Greenwich nr Montgomery Burke John, teamster, r. 2556 Greenwich Burke John, teamster E. D. Chandler, r. 908 Sansome Burke John, waiter Miner's Restaurant, r. 81 Steven- son Burke John Jr., r. 963 Folsom Burke John Mrs., widow, r. 1514 Vallejo Burke John C, clerk County Recorder, r. 2114 Mason Burke John E., assistant bookkeeper Continental Oil and Trans. Co. of Cal., r. 1514 Vallejo Burke John F., foreman Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 1408 Kearny Burke John H., policeman, r. 801 Grove Burke John I., brickman, r. 7 I'erba Buena Burke John J., saddlery and harness, 618 Mission, r. 546 Howard Burke John J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 519 Fillmore Burke John K., varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 119 Olive Av Burke John P., bartender Wm. J. Burke, r. 211 Page Burke John P., machinist, r. 1105 McAllister Burke John P., S. J., r. 214 Hayes Burke Joseph, carpenter, r. 325 Height Burke Joseph F., clerk, r. 156 Clementina Burke Julia, domestic 314 Seventeenth Burke Katie E., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 718 Clementina Burke L., carpenter National Iron Works Burke Lena, r. 1055 Market Burke Lewis, molder Occidental foundry, r. 764 Mis- sion Burke Lizzie Miss, r. 912 Ellis Burke Lizzie K. Mrs., vice-principal South Cosmopol- itan Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay Burke Lulu L. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1716JI. , lumber, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1500-1518 Market, r. 1639 Mission Burnham Henry, painter, r. 509 Bush Burnham James W. (Burnham, Beck & Co.) r. 926 Dolores Burnham Louis H., deckhand C. P. RB. stmr El Cap- itau Buruham Louis P., painter, r. 2710 Pine Burnham Lucy A., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory Burnham Lulu Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, r. 1639 Mission Burnham Nelson H., porter City Hall, r. 8 Natoma Burnham Samuel S., woodworker Milo P. Holmes, r. 221 Minna Burnham William F., upholsterer, r. 26 Ellis Buruham & Scott (Charles F. Burnham and Orchard G. Scott) produce commission, 321 Davis Buruheimer Frank E.. fireman S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W 8 Kentucky, bet Sierra and Humboldt Burnhope Alexander, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Burnhope Isaac, seaman schr Anna Mathllde, r. i Johnston Burning John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 225 Langton Burns Alexander, boilermaker H. W. Rice, r. 43 Buss Burns A. M., marine surveyor Hutchinson & Mann, r. 801 Leavenworth Burns Andrew, teamster, r. 3083^ Fulton Burns Ann, widow, r. 1025 Sutter Bums Annie Miss, milliner Mrs. Annie Green, r. 163 Tehama Burns Barbara, widow, groceries and liquors, 41 Jessie Burns Barclay J., journalist, r. Commercial Hotel Burns Bernard, yardman O. Imp. Co.,r. 405 Beale Burns Bridget Mrs., r. 1015 Alabama Burns Bridget, widow, r. 284 Union, rear Burfis Bryan, teamster, and extraman Engine No.]?, S. F. F. D., r. 5 Albion Av Burns Catherine, widow, r. 500 Fell Burus.Catherine, domestic iOll Pine Burns Catherine, widow, r. 1930 Stevenson Burns Catherine Mrs., liquor saloon, 258 Brannan Burns Charles, seaman, r. 524 First Burns Charles O., agent, r. 2109 California Burns Clayton J., salesman Albert Mau & Co., r. Buss House Burns Conrad, r. 550 Minna Burns Cornelius, laborer, r. Boyce, nr Geary Burns D., laborer Dickie BroR Burns Daniel, wharfinger, r. 23 Ritch, rear Burns Daniel, whipmaker Main & Winchester, r. West Oakland Burns Daniel W., policeman, r. 1311 Eddy Burns Dennis, canmaker, r. 15 Scott PI Burns Dennis, waiter, r. 413 Union Burns D. R., r. 2109 California Burns Edward (Burns & Co.) r. 616 Capp Burns Edward, blacksmith, r. 675 Mission Burns Edward, carpenter, r. 84 Mission Burns Edward, stonecutter, r. 1013 Market Burns EUen M., widow, r. 521 Brannan Burns Frances, widow, r. 15 Scott PI Burns Frank, captain ship Oriental, r. 801 Leaven- worth Burns Frank, steward, r. 1812 Broderick Burns Frank, teamster, r. 338 Minna Burns Frank E., r. 704 Howard Burns Frank E., painter, r. 319 Tenth Burns Frank J., reporter S. F. Journal of Commerce, r. 521 Brannan Burns Garrick. fireman O. Imp. SS. Umatilla Burns Gaty A., salesman George H. Tay & Co., r. Oak- land Burns George, fireman C. P. BR. stmr Apache Burns George O., nightwatchman, r. 40 Spbar Burns Hannah Mrs., r. 1109 McAllister Burns Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Third, r. 222 Turk Burns Henry, contractor and builder, r. 715 Natoma, rear Burns Henry B., mastermariner, r. 1618 Eddy Burns Henry J., health inspector, office 14 O'Farrell, r. 325 Seventeenth Burns Hugo, laborer, r. 909 Geary Burns Hugh, painter, r. 359 Minna Bums Ignatius R. (I. R. Burns & Co.) r. 2109 Califor- nia Burns I. R. & Co. (Ignatius R. Burns) commis- sion merchants and manufacturers' agents, 612 Clay Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. Grand Hotel Burns James, cook What Cheer House Restaurant, 529 Sacramento Burns James, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. Central Pacific Hotel Burns James, fireman O. Imp. SS. Willamette Burns James, hostler, r. 2414 California Burns James, laborer, r. 7 Johnson Av Burns James, laborer, r. 13 Tehama Burns James, laborer Mechanics' Foundry Burns James, laborer'Potrero Gas Works, r. E s Mary- land, bet Sierra and Nevada Burns James, stoker Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 412 Bush Burns James, teamster, r. 1013 Scott Burns James, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 576 Mission Burns James, water tender P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 236 Brannan Burns James C, carpenter, r. 613 Mission Burns James H., capitalist, r. 236 Eleventh Burns James J., blacksmith, r. 319 Tenth Burns James J., clerk Michael Lynch, r. 319 Tenth Burns James J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r, 1930 Stevenson Burns James T., r. 521 Brannan Burns J. C, hotel keeper, r. 314 Bush Burns Jeremiah, stone cutter, r. Sixth Av, bet 0 and D Burns John, r. 127 Jackson Burns John, r. 650 Howard Burns John, baker P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 1313 Sacramento Burns John, blacksmith, r. 112 Natoma Burns John, butcher F. C. Hornung, r. 1930 Steven- son Burns John, calker, r. German Hotel Burns John, cook, r. 2 Lysett PI Bums John, expressman, r. 366 Natoma Burns John, expressman, cor Spear and Mission, r. 1308 Jackson Burns John, extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D.. r. 1219 Stockton Burns John, farmer, r. 400 Union Burns John, laborer, r. 20}^ Rausch, rear Burns John, laborer, r. S s Shasta, bet Georgia and Michigan Burns John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Burns John, longshoreman, r. 522 Pine Burns John, longshoreman, r. St. Nicholas Hotel Burns John, miner, r. 547 Mission Burns John, poultry dealer, r. 21.38 Mission , Burns John, ropemaker, r. 641 Commercial Burns John, sailmaker, r. 507 Sixth Bums John, shoemaker, r. 4 Virginia PI Burns John, teamster, r. 354 M Eleventh Burns John, teamster, r. 2420 Sutter Bums John Jr., teamster, r. 1308 Jackson Burns John F., clerk James McGinn, r. 1802 Ellis Burns John G., tinsmith, r. 1017 Battery, rear Burns John H. (Burns & Kneass) r. 602 Howard Burns John H., bartender, r. 718 Howard Burns John M., compositor, r. 319 Tenth Burns -lohn T., jailor County Jail, r. 231 Green Burns John T., gasfitter, r. 1046 Folsom Burns Joseph, carrier Morning Call, r. SW cor Santa Clara and Carolina Burns Joseph, hostler F. M. Chapman Burns Joseph, hackman. SE cor Fourth and Market, r. 16 Bourbin PI Burns JosejA A., carpenter, r. Teneriffe, bet Platte and Yazoo Bums Joseph T., musician, r. 236 Eleventh Burns Kate, widow, r. 4 White Bums Louisa Miss, boarding, 1522 Polk Bums Marcella, widow, r. SW cor Santa Clara and Carolina PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French, American and English Paper Hansingr"* Private Residences Decorated in Artistic Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. H I^rCKIiEX. SPIERS A IIATTES, FrtTON IRON 1VORKS. 21» FremoiM Nf i-f-et. nanufuctarei-M of KTATIUNARY and SIARiaTE £X«iIXES and ItOIl.ERS». BUK 278 BUR o o Burns Martin, laborer, r. 407 Tehama Burns Martin, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 405 Beale Burns Martin H., laborer Standard Packing Co., r. ■White, nr Vallejo Bums Mary, ■widow, r. 44 Clementina Burns Marj', widow, r. NW cor Waller and Broderick Bums Mary, domestic 427 Bryant Bums Mary, domestic 1825 Scoit Burns Mary Miss, r. 1709 Stevenson Burns Mary Miss, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 22 Twenty-second Burns Mary Miss, hair dresser John Deler, r. 1313 Sacramento Burns Mary Miss, shoefitter Cabn, Nickelsburg & Co. Burns Mary A., widow, r. 19 Morey Alley Burns Matthew B., horseshoer James Kennedy, r. 58 Everett Bums Maurice J., actor The Fountain, r. 1110 Har- rison Burns Michael, cooper, r. 163 Tehama Burns Michael, gardener Magdalen Asylum Burns Michael, laborer, r. 21}^ Geneva Burns Michael, machinist .2Etna Iron Works, r. 217 Minna Bums Michael, shoemaker, r. 108 Fell Burns Michael, porter Grand Hotel, r. 613 J^ Minna Burns Michael, teamster Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r. 922 Minna Burns Michael J., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 163 Tehama Burns Mvra, r. 1225 Market Burns O. B., dentist, office and r. 112 O'Farrell Burns Owen, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Jack- son, r. 9 Water Burns Owen, teamster Benton Coal Co., r. 1715 Pierce Burns P., watchman RIsdon I. and L. Works Burns Patrick, assistant engineer Bernard & Mantell, r. 420 Union Burns Patrick, blacksmith, r. 712 Church Burns Patrick, fireman P. C. SS. Constantine, r. 231 Green Bums Patrick, furrier, r. 425 Bush Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Lafayette Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 20}tr«et, corner Spenr. BUR 279 BUS Burrington A. C. Mrs., r. 2816 Laguna Burrington George A., lithographer, r. 4 Olive Court Bm-ris Butler, ruining secretary, 2-3 Ne'vada Block, r. 418 Brannan Burris Caroline, widow, r. 16 Freelon Burris John, carpenter, r. 732 Brannan Burris John F.. stenographer Garber, Thornton & Bishop, r. Fruit Vale 8^ Burris. See Burress Burroughs A. R. Mrs., widow, r. 711 Polk Burroughs A. S. , r. 317 Geary' Burroughs Charles, waiter J. Bertz, r. 618 Stevenson Burroughs George, r. 219 Leavenworth Burroughs J. M., waiter The Baldwin Burroughs Joseph, steward, r. 613 Howard Burroughs Richard, broommaker, r. NE cor Gunni- son Av and Stoneman, B. H. Burroughs William, selector O. Lawton & Co., r. 638 J$ Jessie Burroughs William H., fruits, 1211 Steiner Burrowes Alexander, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 17 Ve- rona Burrowes George Kev., D. D., professor Greek and Hebrew. Theological Seminary, 121 Haight, r. 19 Haight Burrows Edward M., clerk, r. 157 M Perry Burrows Frank D., salesman, r. 1104 Market Burrows Hannah Mrs., widow, r. E 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Burrows H. L., commission merchant, 535 Clay, r. Alameda Burrows John, laborer, r. 339 Duncan Burrows John, longshoreman, r. 28 M Gilbert Burrows Richard, patternmaker Rigdon I. and L. Works, r. Montgomery's Hotel Burrows Thomas, carpenter, r. 117 Germania Burrows William H., clerk N. S. Thompson, r. 411 Turk Burscough Henry, r. 457 Bryant Burson James N.. r. 926 Mission Burson Joseph W., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1122 Larkin i^ Burson. See Berson Burt Andrew J., boxmaker, r. 565 Stevenson Burt Charles, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works Burt George, steward, r. 617 Davis Burt J. GuB., general purchasing agent, oflfice 314 California, r. 517 Leavenworth Burt Joseph H., carpenter, r. 528 Jessie Burt Robert, clerk Eagleson & Co., r. 528 Jessie Burt Samuel, compositor Post, r. 1520 California Burt William J., house mover, 2817 Mission tff" Burt. See Bert Burtchaell John, carpenter, r. 1914 Union Burtchaell John W., brass finisher Thomas Day & Co., r. Oakland Burtchaell William, oiler O. R. and SS. Columbia, r. 36 Natoma Burton Augustus A., salesman Sam. Lewis & Co., r. 436 Hayes Burton Benjamin, r. 2101 Hyde Burton Charles E., bookkeeper Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. 1916 Buchanan Burton Charles F.. student, r. 1024 Washington Barton Charles H., capitalist, 415 Montgomery, • room 2, and Supervisor Fourth Ward, r. 1024 Washington Burton Charles O., furnished rooms, 109 Fifth Burton Ed-^vard F, , superintendent TJ. S. Mint, NW cor Fifth and Mission, r. East Oakland Burton Emily Mrs., r. 121 Sixth Burton George A ., r. 421 Linden Av Burton George A., barber Hyman & Shaen, r. 153^ Third Burton Harry, salesman Keane Bros., r. 109 Fifth Burton H. F., driver City Cab and Carriage Co. Burton Isaac L., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 613 Mission Burton J., conductor, r. 1207 Lyon Burton John, foreman patternmaker Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 508 Folsom Burton L. E. A. Mrs., r. 10 Mint Av Burton Sophia Mrs., r. 436 Hayes Burton William, r. 313 Gough Burton William H., awnings and steam pipe and boiler felting, 706 Mission, r. 5 Henrietta Square Burton William M., bookkeeper, r. 121 Sixth B^Burton. See Bertou and Bertin Bury A., r. 1.518 Stockton Busanch Antonio, cook, r. 419 Davis Busby Benjamin, steward, r. i\5% Natoma iJUbJjX £ Il£jiJ lln mannfactnrer li«iirt-se-\vec»r Street. BUS 280 BUT c Bubs Charles R., uiarblecutter, r. 807 Kearny Buss Fred, Swiss Ben. Soc.,627 Commercial Buss George F., baker John G. Buss, r. 1711 Mission Buss Gerhard, baker, r. 1523 Mission Buss John G., bakery, 1711 Miosiou Buss Phillip Mrs., widow, r. 1619 M Dupont Busse Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms, 421 Sixth Bussell Arthur, bakery, 17 Taylor Bussey William C, locksmith, iX Bush, r. 533 Com- mercial Bussinger Ferdinand, instrumentmaker, r. 708 Laakin Bussoliuo Severino, shoemaker, 500J^ Union BuBsow Gustav, porter Braunschweiger & Bumsted, r. 3 Chesley Bustamente J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 524 Vallejo BuBtamente Rosa, widow, r. 524 Vallejo Bu steed Anna, widow, jani tress Noe and Temple St Primary School, r. NE cor Noe and Twenty-sixth. Bnstorf Hermann, cutler Will k Flnck, r. 978 Har- rison Buswell A. & Co. (Alexander Buswell, William F. Buswell Jr. and Richard T. Acres) bookbinders, paperrulers, and blank-book mnfrs, 525 Clay Buswell Alexander, (A. Buswell & Co.) r. 1005 Union Buswell George F., patternmaker William F. Bus- well, r. 319 Fremont Buswell William. F. , millwright, engineer and pattern maker, 223 Mission, r. 319 Fremont Buswell William F. Jr. (A. Buswell & Co.) r. 1005 Union Butcher Henry, laborer, r. 1408 Church Butcher James L., butcher, r. S s Trinidad, nr Sus- quehanna Butcher M. J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1408 Church Butenop Henry, r. 606 Filbert Butenop Henry C, salesman Fisher Packing Co., r. 1213 J^ Green Buthernuth Anton, r. 23 M Sumner Butler Alexander J., longshoreman, r. 207 Union, rear Butler A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 212 Octavia * Butler Annie, widow, r. 246 Clara, rear Butler Benjamin, clerk, r. 325 >6 Bush Butler Benjamin F., engineer Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. cor San Jose Av and Twenty-ninth Butler Bettie, widow, r. 336 Shipley Butler Beulah R., widow, r. 1709 Stevenson Butler C. C, real estate, r. NE cor Sutter and Steiner Butler C. H., Master Mariners' Ben, Assn, 413 Sutter Butler Charles A. (Dames & Butler) r. 212 Octavia Butler Charles G., wines and liquors, 310 Mont- gomery, r. 663 Harrison Butler Charlotte, widow, r. 797 Mission Butler Elizabeth, widow, r. 315 Fflbert Butler F., r. 1216 Guerrero Butler F. K., salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. East Oak- land Butler Frank M., bookkeeper Pac. Bridge Co., r. Oak- land Butler Fred. W., bookkeeper George R. Starr & Co., r. 121 Montgomery Butler Frederic S., actuary Union Insurance Co., r. N s Jackson, bet Fillmore and Steiner Butler George E. (Butler & Haldan) r. San Rafael Butler George F., porter Coates & Street, and waiter Tiyoll Opera House, r. 215 Minna Butler George R., photographer Dames & Butler, r. 212 Octavia Butler Gerald, watchman, r. NW cor Folsom and Spear Butler Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Butler Henry M., master mariner, r. 600 Willow Av Butler Henry R., cook Heun & Laudgraf, r. 252 Tehama Butler Henry W., chief clerk paper division Post Office, r. 7 Montgomery Av Butler Horace, machiuist, r. 718 Greenwich Butler James, laborer, E s Florida, bet Solano and Butte Butler James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Butler James, stone blockmaker Edwin Dudgeon, r. e08 Sixth Butler James, supt. U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 116 Twenty-sixth Butler James, with Eiug, Morse & Co., r. 286 Steven- son Butler J. C, canvasser, r. 869 Market Butler J. E., carpenter, r. 529 Valencia ButliT Joel, organmaker John Bergstrom, r. E s Mis- sion, nr Twenty-ninth Butler Johanna, domestic 526 Harrison Butler John, currier, r. 2630 Bryant Butler John, blacksmith S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 2624 Tehama, B. H. Butler John, driver City RR., r. 31 Julian Av Butler John, laundryman Bernou & Aching r. 635 Third Butler John, liquor saloon, 7 Sutter and 506 Market, r. 2209 Steiner Butler John, longshoreman, r. 14 Tehama PI Butler John, teamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. NW cor Tenth and Bryant Butler John A., lumberman, r. 642 Minna Butler John F., teamster, r. 5 Broadway Butler John J., foreman pressroom A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. 939 Guerrero Butler John W., compositor P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 312Ji Waller Butler John W,, bookkeeper Pac. Improvement Co., r. 2336 Mission Butler Joseph D., butcher, r. 117 J^ Webster Butler Joseph F., plumber and gasfitter, r. 435 Hayes Butler Joseph J., clerk, r. 923 Valencia Butler Joseph R., currier, r. 2630 Bryant Butler Julia, widow, r. 10 Noonau Av Butler Julius, bootblack, r. 1116 Kearny Butler Kate, widow, r. 126 Fourteenth Butler Lizzie, housekeeper The Baldwin Bixtler Louis, laborer, r. NW cor Baker and Vallejo Butler M., shipjoiner'Dickie Bros. Butler Martin Mrs., wholesale liquor dealer, NW cor Tentn and Bryant Butler Mary, widow, r. 117 }i Webster Butler Mary A. Miss., fusemaker, r. 2630 Bryant Butler Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, 14 Dupont, room 31 Butler Mary H., widow, r. 420 Dolores Butler Maurice, laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 519 Howard Butler Michael, laborer, r. 6 Frederick Butler Michael, liquor saloon, 852 Howard, r. 856 Howa»d Butler Michael, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckeleburg & Co., r. 1509 >ET.IV»:REI>. OFFICK, 648 9IARHKT KTRKET. BUT 281 •BYK Butler & Haldan (George E. Butler and Edward B. Haldau) general agents Phcenix Assurance Co. of London, British America Assurance Co. of Toronto and Western Assurance Co. of Toronto, office 413 California B^" Butler. See Beutler Butop Harry, vinegar maker, r. 1213 J^ Green Cutt Alfred, jeweler Levison Bros., r. h22 i^olsom Butt Caston C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Nineteenth and Stevenson, r. 629 Nineteenth Butt Peter N., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Laguna Butte-Caspari Charles F., civil and mining engineer, r. 1027 Pacific Butte Creek Hydraulic Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) R. L. Taylor secretary, 230 Montgomery, room 2i Butte Ditch and Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) William B. Lake secretary, office 204 Post Buttel Harry, r. 331 Jessie Buttelmann Henry E. A., clerk Hermann Paulsen, r. 27 Taylor Buttelmann Otto D., groceries and liquors, 2700 Mis- sion Butterfield Almira E. Miss, teacher, r. 1614 Leaven- worth Butterfield Edward, fireman, r. 304 Beale Butterfleli Frank W., deputy County Clerk, r. 109 Montgomery Butterfield Frederick L., carriagemaker, 834 Howard, r. 28 Alabama Butterfield George W., miner, r. 1236 Mission Butterfield James, lighthouse keeper. Point Bonita Butterfield Richard O. , boots and shoes, 777-779 Market Butterfield William, auctioneer and real estate agent, 109 Montgomery, r. Menlo Park, San Mateo Co. Butterfield William E., boots and shoes, 777 Market Butterick E, & Co's Patterns, Horace A. Deming agent, 124 Post Butterly B., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Butterly Edward, fireman, r. 306 Beale Butters Agnes M. Miss, embroiderer, r. 1021 Capp Butters Jasper, liquor saloon, SE cor Drumm and Pacific Butters John S., seaman, r. 1021 Capp Butterworth James, stoves, ranges, tinware, etc., 1139 J^ Folsom Butterworth James Jr., tinsmith, r. 1139}^ Folsom Butterworth John, plumber, r. 1139)^ Folsom Butterworth John B., spinner, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. SW cor Larkin and Beach Butterworth Sarah, widow, r. SW cor Larkin and Beach Butterworth Thomas C, painter, r. 1139 54 Folsom Biitgenbach Joseph, sausage factory, 526 Fourth Buttini v., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 387 Union Buttlar C. J. H., r. 518 Geary Buttle Agnes Miss, r. 2325 Harrison Buttle John J., carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison Buttle Walter C., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 2325 Harrison Butte William F., blacksmith, r. 2325 Harrison Buttner Aug., Pacific Shirt Factory, 15 Valparaiso Buttner Christopher, maltsttr, r. SW cor Eighteenth and Shotwell Buttner John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 407 Third Buttner Henry, baker Gustave Melsing, r. 120 Third Buttner Rebecca, widow, r. 1922 Stevenson Buttomer John, groom A. de Tavel, r. 811 Howard Button Herbert E., clerk Wohl & Pollitz, r. 131 Mont- gomery Butts James H., laborer Thomas L. Smith, r. 31 Oak Butts Martha Mrs., r. 31 Oak Butz Frederick, clerk r. 339 Eddy Buxton Annie M., widow, r. 230 Minna Buxton Frank (Buxton & Co) r. 817 Howard Buxton P. B. Mrs., lodgings, 330 3^ Bu§h Buxton & Co. (Frank Buxton) groceries and liquors 137 Fourth Buxtorf C, cigars and tobacco, 423 Sansome, r. 348 Third Buyer Charles (Buyer & Reich) r. 222 Post Buyer <$c Reicli (Charles Buyer and Leopold Reich) importers and jobbers trimmings, ribbons, no- tions, etc., 126-128 Sansome Buyer. See Beyer and Bj"er Buzenet Alexander, wines and liquors, 40 McAllister Buzzala Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Buzzejl Mollie Miss, r. 328J^ Capp Buzzell Stillman C, policeman, r. 81 Fourth Buzzinni Basilio, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Buzzlni Brothers., (Israel aud Martin) liquor saloon and fruits, SE cor Mission and Ninth Buzzini Eugenio, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc. 627 Com- mercial Buzzinni George (Rotanzi & Buzzini and Buzzini iistant weigher Custom House, r. 715 Howard Byles George T., real estate, r. 725 California Byles George T. Jr., student, r. 725 California Bymer Peter, laborer Pac Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Byne Susan Mrs., r. 155 Minna Byram Edward, detective, r. 929 Greenwich Byram Izanah Mrs., widow, r. 929 Greenwich Byram James F., upholsterer A. Berson & Son, r. 929 Greenwich Byram Maria, domestic SE cor Pine aud Mason Byring Ole H., repacker, r. 200 Washington Byrne A. E. Mrs., r. 315 Gough Byrne Allen, salesman Frederick Chester & Co., r. Lick House Byrne Alonzo L., polisher Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 8 Lily Av Byrne Anne, widow, r. 7 J^ Morris Av Byrne Annie Miss, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Minna Byrne Callahan, clerk The State Investment and In- surance Co., r. cor Eleventh and Folsom Byrne Daniel, agent Patent Brick Co., office Pacific St. Wharf, r. 23 Ritch Byrne Daniel, night watchman Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc. r. 920 Jj Natoma Byrne Dennis, waiter, r. 413 Minna Byrne F. M. Mrs., varieties. 224M Fifth Byrne Francis J., r. 221 Taylor Byrne Francis J., engineer, r. Il8 Ninth Byrne Francis J., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 542 Minna Byrne Frank, teamster, r. 805 Jrove Byrne Frank E., r. 704 Howard Byrne Frank E., laborer O. R: and N. Co's Wharf, r. 147 Hunt Byrne Frank M., stereotyper, r. 224 k Fifth Byrne Frank X., carpenter, r. 1405 Buchanan Byrne Garratt J., salesman David Samuels, r. Lick House Byrne Henry, r. 127 Jackson Byrne Henry, clerk, r. 805 Grove Byrne Henry L.. cattle dealer, office 533 Kearny, room 8, r. Elko, Nevada Byrne Henry T., hostler, r. 1029 Pacific Byrne Henry T., longshoreman, r. 4 Johnston Byrne James, guard House of Correction Byrne James, laborer, r. 248 Jessie Byrne James A., laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. W B Lonsiana, nr Sierra Byrne James D., carriagepainter Carvill Mnfg Co.,r. 15 Beideman Byrne James F., foreman Doane & Co., and assistant foremau Hose No. 2. S. F. F. D., r. 181854 Post Byrne James F. Jr., clerk R. M. Black, r. 181834 Post Byrne James J., plumber, r. 11,9 Welsh Byrne James K. (Robinson, Olney k Byrne) at- torney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-41, r. San Rafae'l w M o p (S b: o o as P a I O o S3 o B 92 O O 9 P. WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WmilowSliades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc, G.W.CLARK &€0. 645 Market St. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FUI-TOW IHON WORKS, 213 Fremont Street, ilanufacturers of Su^ar mill*, Vaeuuni Pana, Etc BYR 282 CAD I u o o 'H c8 © I 0^ O O •H e ;3 o .a Byrne Johanna, r. 4 Johnston Byrne John (Rice & Byrne) r. 650 Howard Byrne John, cartman City RB., r. 44 Quinn Byrne John, cooper, r. Oriental Hotel Bvrne John, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter Byrne John, ghipcarpenter, r. W s Tenneeaee, bet Solano and Mariposa Byrne John, teamster Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1112 Byrne John A., laborer Pao. Rolling Mill, r. W s Ten- nessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Byrne John F., grainer, r. 42 Moss Byrne John M., capitalist, office 533 Kearny, r. 537 Sutter Byrne John T., straw presser, r. 347 Fremont Byrne Joseph, laborer H. B. Hixson, r. 322 Eighth Byrne Joseph T., engraver James McGinn, r. 7 Mor- ris Av „ i , Byrne M., laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel Byrne Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Minna Byrne Martin, laborer, r. NE cor Nevada and Harri- son _ . , Byrne Martin, -salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. Lict Byrne Mary Miss, florist, r. 71G Washington Byrne Maurice, cooper, r. Manitoba, bet Susquehanna and St. John Byrne Michael, dairyman, r. SE cor Scott and Lom- bard Byrne Michael, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery Byrne Michael C, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 2 Chesley Byrne Patrick, cooper, r. 8 Gilbert Byrne Patrick, expressman, cor Commercial and Montgomery, r. 420 Fulton Byrne Patrick, hot-bedman Pac. Boiling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Byrne Patrick, laborer, r. 737 Brannan Byrne Patrick, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Byrne Patrick, teamster Rcnton Coal Co., r. 1717 val- lejo ^ . Byrne Peter P., engineer, r. 410 Harrison Byrne Philip, waiter P. C. SS. City of Chester Byrne Richard, coachman Mrs. D. D. Colton. r. 25 Pleasant Byrne Robert, miner, r. 15 Lafayette Byrne Roderick, poster Martin Kedon Jr., r. cor Minna and Lafayetta ^.^j.x. ^ Byrne Rose, widow, wood and coal, SW cor Fifth and Harrison Byrne Stephen, morocco finisher, r. 14 Gunnison Av, B. H. Byrne Stephen L., salesman George W. Clarke & Co., r. 315 Gough Byrne Thomas, r. 311 Linden Av Byrne Thomas, r. 340 Seventeenth Byrne Thomas, cattle dealer, r. 1028 Alabama Byrne Thomas, laborer, r. 632 Fell Byrne Thomas, milkman, r. 1029 Pacific Byrne Thomas, policeman, r. 91# Natoma Byrne William, carpenter, r. 231 Second Byrne William, salesman B. Friedlander, r. 615 Leavenworth Byrne William, steward Hose No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r. 1815 Post Byrne William J., engineer, r. 13 Clementina Byrne William J., janitor, r. 1407 Devisadero Byrne William W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solauo and Mariposa 0£?" Byrne. See Beirue Byrnes A. M., blgckmaker, r. 402 Broadway Byrnes David, teamster, r. 8 Ayarren Av Byrnes Edward, bookkeeper, r. 174 Perry Byrnes F., carpenter Geary St. RR., r. 1405 Buchanan Byrnes Henry, r. 810 Mission Byrnes James, laborer, r. 524 Sixth Byrnes James Jr., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 220 Union, rear Byrnes James E., purser P. C. S8. State of California, r. K19 Nineteenth Byrnes John, r. 315 Union Byrnes John, teamster Presidio Reservation Byrnes John T.. engineer, r..22 Alvarado Byrnes Joseph T., stevedore, r. 220 Union, rear Byrnes Kate Miss, r. bi2 Eighth Byrnes Miihael, horseshoer. r. 22 Alvarado Byrnes Patrick, groceries and liquors, V2d Shipley Byrnes Peter, laborer, r. NW cor Third and Town- Bend Byines Sarah A., bakery and varieties, 2130 Fill- more Byrnes Thomas, plumber Fritz & Kean Bvmes Thomas E., bookkeeper Bigley Bros., r. 619 Nineteenth Byrnes Thomas H., brassfinisher, r. 22 Alvarado Byrnes William, carriagepainter, 630 Broadway, r. W s California Av, nr Virginia Av, B. H. Byrnes William A., woodturner Albion I. Sanborn, r. 1939 Stevenson Byrnes William H., lithographer Schmidt Label and Lithograph Co., r. 1939 Stevenson 8^"Byrnes. See Burnes and Burns Byron Benjamin, clerk C. P. RR., r. E s Fair Oaks, nr Twenty-sixth ' Byron Club, room 31 Phelan Bldg Byron Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 20 Willows Av Byron John J., painter, r. 1427 Jackson Byron John M., bricklayer and extraman Engine No. 7. S. F. F. D., r. 117 Nineteenth Byron Kate Miss.r. 117 Nineteenth Byron Margaret Miss, samplecardmaker Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 117 Nineteenth Byron Mary, domestic 2416 Mission Byron May A. Miss, samplecardmaker Whittler, Ful- ler & Co., r. 117 Nineteenth Byron Michael, teamster, and extraman Hose No. 6, 8. F. F. D.. r. S s McAllister, bet Buchanan and Webster Byron Thomas, painter, r. 863 M Market Byron Thomas, employee Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 117 Nineteenth Byron Timothy, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento Byron William, driver, r. N s Geary, bet Johnson Av and Cook Byscar Adam, wireworker, r. 38 Jessie Byson Henry, caterer Vienna Model Bakery, r. 3 Har- riet Bj'stedt John, carpenter, r. 3M Liberty Byxbee George F., shipping clerk G. M. Josselyn S Co.. r. West Berkeley Byxbee John F., salesman Doe, Kimball & Co., r. 822 Turk Byxbee Robert G. {H. B. Tichenor & Co.) r. Fruit Vale 86?-Byxbee. See Bixby c Cabanas Lootb, seaman, r. 114 Main Cabinlss George H., law student Taylor & Haight, r. 124 Turk ^ , _ Cabanot Pierre, butcher, r. cor St. Thomas and Yazoo Cabezout A. C. Mexican correspondent A. L. Bancroft & Co. „ „ , Cabinet Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) David Wilder secretary. 328 Montgomery , room 21 Cabinet Restaurant, Edward B. Thomas pro- prietor, 1007 Market Cable Emma R. Miss, r. 1320 California Cable Samuel G., clerk L. Popper, r. Oakland Cables Alfred H., bartender William gchreiber, r. 1513Steiner ^ ^ „,. ^. Caborca Mining Co. (Sinaloa, Mexico) W. L. WJiott secretary, 220 Sansome :, „ , Cabossel John B., butcher, NW cor Pacific and Hyde, r. 1402 Pacific Cabra Joao S., laborer, r. 315 Drumm Cabral Cassimero, tailor Palace Dye Works, r. 700 Broadway Cabral G., cook, r. 502 Davis „,, t> ». Cabrera Eduardo (Cabrera, Roma & Co.) r. 1717 Bustt Cabrera Pasquale, tailor, r. 929 Jackson Cabrera, Roma & Co. (Eduardo Cabrera and J. Mariano Roma) importers and commission mer- chants, 128 California, rooms 7-10 Cabunetti Francesco, Italian Ben. Soc ton Caccie Arnold, teamster, r. 611 Natoma Caccres .James, stevedore, r. .i21 Green Cachot Maximilian A., physician, office and r. 110 Stockton Cadden John, painter Thomas Downing, r. 609 IvyAV Cadden Matthew, pictures, 36 Grove Caddv Louise Mrs., r. 224 Shotwell Cademartori John, boot black, r. 15 Jasper PI Cademartorl Luigi, laborer, r. 606 Greenwich Cadenasso Giuseppe, crayon artist, 208 Kearny. , 423 Washing- SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. CUMBERILAND, I.EHIOH, and ESTULISIf FOITWDRY t.'OK£, 41 market Street, corner Spear. CAD 283 CAH Cadenau John M. (John M. Cadenau & Co.) r. 906 Pine Cadenaii John M. & Co. (John M. Cadenau) French caterers, 906 Pine Cadigan James, laborer, r. 221 Tehama Cadigan Mary, widow, bakery, 1128 Folsom Cadifran Patrick, etableman Spring Valley W. W., r. 752 Bryant Cadigan William, stevedore, r. 13 Baldwin Court B£?" Cadigan. See Cadogan Cadez Joseph G., accountant, r. 721 Broadway Cadman Charles K., bookkeeper Edward E. Cook, r. 1303 y, Polk Cadman John G., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1303)^ Polk Cadman John O., bookkeeper A. S. Brownell, r. 501 Post Cadogan Andrew, laborer, r. 114 J4 Langton Cadogan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 230 Folsom Cadogan James J., bookkeeper M. Warde & Co., r. ■ Oakland Cadogan John, laborer, r. lllj* Langton Cadogan John H., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland Cadogan Joseph J., teamster, r. 1143^ Langton Cadogan Lawrence F., correspondent First National Gold Bank of S. F., r. Oakland Cadogan Patrick A., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oakland Cadogan Patrick J., bookkeeper G. W. Clark & Co., r. Oakland Cadogan Timothy, plumber, r. 114 M Langton Cadogan William, laborer, r. 81 Natoma t^" Cadogan. See Cadigan Caduc Philip, president Patent Brick Co., 512 Califor- nia Cadwalader Charles, resident engineer C. P. HE., KE cor Fourth and Townsend. room 49, r. Eed Bluff Cadwell L. F. Mrs., principal West Mission St. Pri- mary School, r. 614 Sutter Cady Dennis, fireman C. P. KR. stmr Transit, r. 137 Freelon Cady Edwin A., watchman TJ. S. Mint, r. 102 Sixth Cady Elizabeth Mrs., housekeeper, 961 Mission Cady George, r. 109 Morris Av Cady George, photographer Louis Thors, r. 14 Geary Cady Henry, bookkeener Doane & Henshelwood, r. 705 Post Cady Joseph, barber Frank Fischer, r. 815 Battery Cady Josephine Mrs., r. 114 Mason Cady Mary C. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School, r. 36 Moss Cady William J., clerk, r. 115 Olive Av Cady Zadock O., teamster, r. 109 Morris Av Caen Jacob, parasol and umbrellamaker, 22 Stockton, r. 507 Jackson Caen Winifred, domestic 630 Folsom Cafe Frangais, M. Lipman & Co. proptrs, S E cor Kearny and Sacramento Cafferata Antonio, vegetables, 19 Colombo Market, r. San Bruno Road, nr Guiana Cafferata Antonio, groceries, 1403 Powell Caffereno Antonio, laborer, r. 415 Green, rear Cafferty Martin, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel Caffiere Frank, cook Anton Laslnovich, r. 2016 Fill- more Caffrey Edward, machinist Fulton Lron Works, r,. 817 Mission Caffrey Edward L., butcher, r. 34 Averill Av Caffrey John, seaman, r. 112 Stuart Caffrey John, laborer, r. 12 Maria Caffrey John F., plumber, r. 614 Stevenson Caffrey Julia, domestic 1116 Sutter Caffrey Mary, widow, r. 913)4 Eighteenth Caffrey Michael, cook, r. Empire Lodgings Caffrey Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery Caffrey Peter J., clerk, r. 17 Chesley, rear Caffrey Timothy, trackman Omnibus RR., r. 207 Montgomery Av Caffrey William R.. laborer, r. 36 Clay B^" Caffrey. See McCaffery and McCaffrey Caflisch Leonardo. Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Caglieri George, bookkeeper F. Daneri & Co.,, r. 1312 Kearny Caglic-ri Guido, r. 1312 Kearny Cagnacci Federigo, fruits and vegetables, NW cor El- lis and Buchanan Cagnacci Giuseppe, fish peddler, r. 824 Jackson Cagnacci Luigi, fish, 1338 Dupont. r. 517 Green Cagnacci Mary Mrs., operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Cagnacci Pasquale, shoe maker, r. 619 Broadway Cagney Martin, teamster, r. 1 Middle Cagney Timothy J., plumber, r. 1 Middle Cagney Timothy M., groceries and liquors, 349 Minna Cahalan Cornelius, carpenter^ r. 1440 Valencia Cahalan George, calker, r. 1440 Valencia Cahalan John L., carpenter, r. 17 Larkie Cahalan Julia, widow, fancy goods. 1440 Valencia Cahalan Lincoln, clerk, r. 1440 Valencia Cahalin Gertrude H. Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School, r. 271 Stevenson Cahalin John, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., and School Director, r. 271 Stevenson Cahen A. & Co., merchants (Hills Ferry) oflSce 25-27 Battery Cahen Abraham S., hi'de dealer, r. 409 Golden Gate Av Cahen August, agent, 320 Sansome, room 60, r. East Oakland CAHEN BROTHEES (soiomon Cahen) tanners and dealers in hides, 41 Clay Cahen Isidore W. (Louis Cahen & Son) r. 732 Grove Cahen Jacob, hide and wool dealer, 41 Clay, r. 331 Kearny Cahen Louis (Louis Cahen & Son) r. 732 Grove . Cahen Louis & Son (Louis and Isidore W.) mnfrs syrups, bitters, etc., and agents Bethesda Mineral Water, 418 Sacramento Cahen Max, bookkeeper Cahen Bros., r. 1944 Fillmore Cahen Solomon (Cahen Brothers) r. 1944 Fillmore Cahen William H., cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush, r. 331 Kearny 8^" Cahen. See Cahn, Cain and Kahn Cahill Alexander, machinist, r 8 Zoe Cahill Anastasia, domestic 1011 Bush Cahill Andrew, expressman, r. 270 First Cahill Connell, ship carpenter, r.W s Dame, bet Thir- tieth and Randall Cahill Daniel M., cleik, r. 354 Eleventh Cahill E. (St Co. (Edward Cahill) stock brokers, 406 Montgomery Cahill Edward (E. Cahill & Co.) r. 706 Stockton Cahill Edward F., clerk Matthias Gray, r. 410 O'Far- rell Cahill Edward F.. painter John L. Cahill, r. 1208 Union Cahill E. J., civil engineer and surveyor, 316 Califor- nia, room 11, r. 435 Bryant Cahill George, butcher, r. 27 Clara Cahill Howard, clerk Wurkheim & Co., r. 1324 Broad- way Cahill James, clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 410 O'Farrell Cahill James, driver, r. 23 Hunt Cahill James, laborer, r. 227 Fulton Cahill James, sawyer, r. 514 Bryant Cahill James F., r. 228 Turk Cahill James H., policeman, r. 227 Fulton, rear Cahill John, clerk Martin Bacon, r. 410 O'Farrell Cahill John, laborer, r. 9 Lick Alley Cahill John, laborer, r. 728 Fourth Cahill John, painter, r. 1324 Broadway Cahill John J., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 14 Ellis Cahill John J., painter John L. Cahill, r. Oakland Cahill John li., house and sign painter and paper hanger. 302 Post, r. 2306 Larkin Cahill Kate Miss, r. cor Filbert and Van Ness Av Cahill Lawrence, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Cahill Louisa, bakery and confectionery, 145 Second Cahill Mary, groceries, SE cor Fell and Webster Cahill Michael, liquor saloon, 331 Fifth, r. 357J6 Clementina Cahill Michael, physician, office and r. NW cor Elev- enth and Mission Cahill Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Chesley Cahill Patrick, laborer, r. 532 Mission Cahill Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Cahill Patrick D.. painter, r. 20 Verona Cahill Patrick H., drayman, r. 714 Turk Cahill Patrick H., wool grader Pac. Scouring Co., r. 343 Tehama Cahill Patrick W., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 12 Chestnut Cahill William, bartender W. Pendergast, r.l314 Har- rison Cahill William, shipwright Castner & McLellan, r. 221 Langton Cahill William H., lather, r. W s Dame, bet Thirtieth and Randall STEAM ENGINES ThresMng- MacMnes. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. Sari Francisco. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT£, BOXWOOD: i:t3 si>I':ak ntkkkt. CAH 284 CAL Cahmbley Charles, cabiLetmaker, r. NE cor Bush aud Mason Cabn Aaron, capitalist, 115 Battery, r. 1204 Geary Calm Armaud, clerk, r. 512 Third Cahn David (Lazard Freres) r. ICAO Pine Calin Israel, manager S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, 115 Battery, r. 1120 Post Cabn Jerome, r. 512 Third Cabn Lambert M., office 115 Battery, r. 1204 Geary Cahn Leopold, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1120 Post Cahn Maier A. (Whitney b Co's Express) r. Oakland Cahn Mayer I. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 1120 Post Cahn Meyer, r. 1219 Sutter Cahn Nathan, merchant (Los Angeles) office 125-127 Sansome, r. 1230 Geary Calin, IVickelsbur^ «$lc Co. (Mayer I. Cahn, Siegfried Nickelsburg, Joseph Bastheim and Cerf Weyl) mnfrs and importers boots and shoes, leather findings, etc., factory 115-117 Hayes, office and salesroom 129-131 Sansome Cahn Bosalind, widow, r. 1219 Sutter ^^ Cahn. Scie Cahen and Kahn Caillabet Francois, nurse French Hospital, r. Ss Bry- ant, bet Fifth and Sixth Caillaud Henry, butcher Bernhard Fulda, r. 801 Geary Cailleau Ariuaiid, cloaks and suits, 48 Geary, r. 860 Mission Cain Aquilla, clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r.NE cor Twenty-sixth and Bartlett Cain Archibald, boilermaker, r. 32 Tehama, rear Cain Brothers & Co. (Peter P. and James H. Cain, and Eugene A. Cutting) produce commission, 206-208 Washington Cain Charles, carder, r. 7 Gaven Cain Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Cascius Hotel Cain Charles W., laborer, r. 529 Valencia Cain Chauncy, horsetrainer, r. First Av, bet C and D Cain Dominick, junkdealer, r. 19 Jessie Cain Edward, pressman, r. 8 Moss Cain George, laborer Pac, Rolling Mills, r. Cascius Hotel Cain James, grocer, r. W s Jersey bet Church and vicksburg Cain James, laborer, r. 118 Shipley Cain James, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 32 Teha- ma, rear Cain James H. (Cain Brothers & Co.) r. 1111 McAl- lister Cain Jeremiah, tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 206 Minna Cain John J., teamster, audextraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 226Ji Clara Cain Martin, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Franklin and Gough Cain Michael, laborer, r. 7 Gaven Cain Nora, domestic, 1916 Howard Cain Patrick, painter Thomas Downing Cam Peter P. (Cain Brothers & Co.) r. 1111 McAllister Cain Rufus K., brickmason, r. 213 Page Cain Thomas, merchant, r. 15 Gilbert t^ Cain. See Cane, Eaen, Kaln and Kane Caine Thomas W., carpenter Harry H. Bodwell, r. 748 Harrison Cainen William, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 1113 H Kearny Caipe E., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 222 Broadway Caird George B., compositor A. L.- Bancroft & Co., r. 9 Graham PI Cai re Arthur J., salesman Justinian Caire, r. Oakland Caire Frederick, clerk Justinian Caire, r. Oakland Caire Justinian, hardware andassayers' materials, 621 -523 Market and 528 Broadway, r. Oakland Cairns Ann, widow, r. 7 Varennes, rear Cairns Bernard, foreman Mrs. R. Byrne, r. Central Pac. Hotel Cairns Francis, barber, 864 Harrison Cairns John T., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 209 Harrison Cairns John W., barber, r. Elcho House Cairns Mary, widow, r. 423 ('lementina Cairns Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta bet Michigan and Illinois 8^ Cairns. See Cams, Reams and Kerns Calamari Agostino, street sprinkler, r. 514 Green Calamari Antonio (L. Guinasso & Co.) r. 511 Green Calamini Agostino, candy maker, r. 11 fionora Calastini Angelo, laborer, r. 405 Filbert Calastini Antonio, laborer, r. 405 Filbert Calbeck Henry, carriage trimmer, r. 25 Washington Calbert John L., varuisher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 9153sor!« to Braverman A Itevy I 19 MONTCOiVIERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHIXQ 'WEIil. DONE AT VERY lAtW RATES. OFFICE. 618 MAKHET STREET. CAL 285 CAL Caleb George, captain schr Adrianna, r. 44 Sixth Calebota Silvestre, cook, r. 35 Everett Caledonia Club, rooms 32 G'Farrell Caledonia Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Territory) Will- iam Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13 Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, Watson, Miller & Co. proprietors, 713-719 Sansome Calegaris Joseph (Eoturier& Calegaris) r. 1811 Powell Caler Frederick E., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 132754 Minna Caler Isabella, widow, r. 1327 J4 Minna Caley Fannie, domestic 1900 Franklin Caley John, bartender Chenoweth & Lewis, r. 226 Sutter Calhoun Alexander, laborer, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and Baker Calhoun Charles A., cutter Kraker & Israel, r. East Berkeley Calhoun David T., carpenter, r. 325 Langton Calhoun John, laborer Scott & McCord, r. 3 Johnston Calhoun John B., millwright, r. 1312 Howard Calhoun Joseph A., compositor Bulletin, r. 1312 How- ard Calhoun Kirkland. actor Haverly's California Theatre Calhoun William, stevedore, r. 3 Johnston Calhoun William Jr., teamster Bider, Somers & Co., r. 3 Johnston ■ 0^ Calhoun. See Colhoun Calibert Julius, waiter, r. 619 Pacific California Academy of Sciences, SW cor Cali- fornia and Dupont California and Mexican Steamsbip Line, John Bermingham agent, 10 Market California and Nevada Ice Co., John W. Stewart superintendent, 356 Tehama California and Nevada Railroad Co., oflEice 328 Mont- gomery, room 10 California and Oregon Cider "Worlis, Preble & Jones proprietors, 218 Davis California and Oregon Land Co., R. N. Van Brunt secretarj;, 318 Pine, room 6 California and Pacific Cream of Tartar Works, Ami Vignier proptr, 429 Battery California Architect and Building News, James E. Wolfe editor, 240 Montgomery, room 11 California Artificial Stone Paving Co., Crowson Smith president, L. F. Keichling secre- tary, 404 Montgomery California Asplialtum and Roofing Co., Joseph Scheerer & Co. proprietors, SW cor Market and Ninth, office 22 Montgomery California Bellows Manufacturing Co., James Camp- bell superintendent, 32 Fremont California Bible Society, Wood & Strickland agents, 749 Market California BleacHing Soap Co., Peake&Fiske proprietors, cor Folsom and Sixteenth California Boiler Works, Pretorious &Lemmer proprietors, 141-143 First California Boot and Shoe Co. , manufacturers and wholsesale dealers boots and shoes. 615-617 Dupont California Brass Worlts, Weed & Kingwell pro- prietors, 125 First California Brewery, Henry Schulte proptr, S s Ser- pentine Av, nr Bryant California Bridge Co., A. W. Burrell president, C. E. Cotton secretary, office 22 California rooms 23-24 California Brush Factory, Figer Bros, proptrs, 615 Sacramento California Business Agency, Augustus C. Evers proptr, 611 Clay, room 3 California Candy Factory, Schroder, Albrecht & Co. p^op^ietors, 224 Battery California Cap Co. (William Letts Oliver and F. J. Fletter) manufacturers blasting caps, Stege Station Contra Costa Co., oflice 214 California California Central Railway, P. W. Johnson secretary, office 702 Market California Chemical Works, John Reynolds proptr, E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth California Chinese Mission, 5 Brenham PI California Clirigtian Advocate, (weekly) Rev. B. F. Crary editor, J. B. Hill agent, 1041 Market California Clironilc (weekly) Fr. Hess & Co. proprietors, 409-413 Bush California Cigar Box Co, (Charles A. and George W. Hooper and Moses P. Hubbard) N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth California Cloak and Suit Manufacturing- Co. (Charles Mayer) 509 Market and 145 Post California Coal Yard, Henry B. Baldwin man- ager, SE cor Turk and Jones California College of Pharmacy, F. Grazer secretary, Fulton, bet Polk and Van Ness Av California Commercial College and Tele- grapliic Institute, George B. Barnard man- ager, 417 Kearny California Corset Co., 8. Rosenfeld proptr, 539 Market California Cracker Co. Adolph Weske presi- dent. George Edmunds secretary and treasurer, James Dunn superintendent, NW cor Broadway and Battery, branch depot 206-208 Sacramento California Dairy, William Hall proptr, France Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road Califoi-nia Demokrat (daily and weekly) Fr. Hess & Co. publishers and proprietors, 409-413 Bush California Directory of Nurses, William S. Whitwell director, Mrs. Newton Logan secretary, office 425 Sutter California Distillery (Antioch) Jost & Adler proprietors, 321 Battery California District Telegraph, M. L. Mowry manager, 222 Montgomery California Door Co., S. S. Hinkley secretary, 44-48 Market California Dry Dock Co., Oliver Eldridge president, William C. Gibbs secretary, J. C. Cousins Superintendent, docks foot of Bryant and Spear, and Hunter's Point, and proprietors Mis- sion Rock Warehouse, office 318 California, room 3 California Elastic Truss Co., Walter J. Home proptr, office 702 Market California Electric Gas Iiigliting Co. A. J. Bryant president, H. G. Boyce secretary, office 22 Kearny California Electric Liglit Co., George H. Roe secretary, 220-226 Jessie California Electrical Works, M.Greenwood president, Andrew White secretary, 35 Market California Farmer (weekly) Warren & Co. proptrs, 1021 Market California Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Assn, Thomas Flint president, I. G. Gardner vice-pres- ident and manager, F. K. Rule secretary, 310 Pine, room 8 California Fast Freight Line, Henry P. Stanwood agent, 2 New Montgomery California Fire Apparatus Manufacturing Co. , manufacturers fire engines and fire depart- ment supplies, A. F. Spawn manager, office 409 California California Fire Works Factory, J. B. Woos- ter & Co. proprietors, cor Maiiritiiis and Platte, office, 218-220 Front California Furniture Manufacturing Co., N. P. Cole president, S.Merrill treasurer, B. P, Moore secretary, manufacturers, importers, wholesale and retail dealers furniture, 220-226 Bush California Fuse Association, James B. Mer- ritt manager, 35 Market California Fuse Works, James Eva .% Co. proptrs, cor Fourteenth and Channel California Glass Bending and Cutting Works, Samuel E. Hopper proprietor, 39)4 Fre- mont California Glass Works, Maurice C. Blake president, William B. Lake secretary, SE cor Dtah and Alameda, office 405 Front California Glove Co., P. .% F. G. Conklin proptrs, 585 Market California Glue Works, Martin Holje proptr, E s De Haro bet Center and El Dorado California Grocer and Canner (mercantile weekly) California Groc-er and Canner Publishing Co. pub- lishers and proptrs, 124 California California Grocer and Canner Publishing Co., B. N. Rowley manager, publishers and proptrs Califor- nia Grocer and Canner, 124 California California Hide and Leather Co. (Aron Samuel). 303 Battery California Homoeopath (bi-monthly) Boericke & Schreck publishers, 234 Sutter California Hosiery Co., Peter Thomson presi- dent, 217-219 Pine California Hotel, Pinson k Michaud proptrs, 210 Montgomery Av PCM IMPC n cm D A TCn 'N FRESCO OR PAPER, in the O.W.CLARK & CO. uClLlllUl'd ULUUnMILU most Artistic manner. 6i5 Market st. H INCKLL^, '*-*'^"Vi,Jr*„ of H«»i:>nriX« WOKK.^. < A«KS, BUCMKTS »n.i CAB*. :tknnii. © CAL 286 CAL C B 5 0!! 03 O C c!3 9 c San pro- Cot- California House, Souialy k Schneider proprie- tors, 02+-i')-2ti California California Illustrated Spirit of the Times, Marcus D. Boruok publisher and proprietor, 621 Sausome California Insurance Co. (fire and marine) Caspar T. Hopkins president, Lewis L. Bromwell secretarv, 318 California California Iron and Steel Co., 329 Market California Italian Paste Co. (C. R. SpUvalo & Co.) office 415 Battery California Je^velry Co. (Herman Levieon, John T. Bonestell and Gustav Marcus) manu- facturers and Importers jewehy, watches and silverware, 134 Sutter California Jewelry Factory, Wenzel, Koth- schild & Hadenfeldt proprietors, 9 Hardie PI California Journal (weekly) Huefner & Kayser proprietors, 802 Montgomery California Last Factor>', William H Wing & Co. proptrs, NE cor Mission and Fremont California Line Clipper Ships from Xew York, Williams, Dimoud & Co. agents, 202 Mar- ket California Machine Works, William H. Birch proprietor, 119 Beale California Market, Thomas Brown superinten- dent, from California to Pine, bet Kearny and Montgomery California Mill, Beane & Parrish proprietors, 30-32 Spear I California Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) C. P. Gordon secretarv, 23 Nevada Block ' California Mining Investment Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) ] A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 California Nursery, Henry Melde proptr, W s ' Bruno Road, ur Twenty-ninth California Oil Refining Co., -John O. Klewisch prietor, 2212 Tavlor and 935 Montgomery Av California Oil Works, Haycock, Tallant & I ton proprietors. NW cor Main and Folsom ' California Pacific Railroad Co., Willard V. Huntington secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, freight and steamer depot foot of Mar- ket California Paint Co., C. W. Beach president, F. H. Kellogg secretary, manufacturers Averill mixed paint, office 419-421 Jackson California Paper Bag Co. (Santa Clara Co.) McCormick & Delanoy agents, 109 California California Paper Co., Egbert Judson president, Wil- lard G. Halstead secretary, office 4 California, mills Stockton, Cal. ^ California Patron (agricultural weekly) J. v. Web- ster managing editor, 40 California, room 8 California Pharmaceutical Society and College of Pharmacy, Frederick A. Grazer secretary, Fulton, bet Polk and Van Ness Av California Piano Manufacturing Co., Wal- ter S. Pierce secretary, office 30 New Montgomery, factory NE cor Fourth and Bryant California Pioneers, Society of, 808 Montgom- California Political Record, California Politi- cal Record Co. publisliers, 018 Sacramento California Political Record Co., publishers California Political Record, Donald Bruce man- Bger, G18 Sacramento California Portland Cement Co. (Santa Cruz Co.) .John H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 3C California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co. (East Oakland) William E. Stevens agent, NE cor i Market and Larkin, office 316 Montgomery I California Powder Works (Santa Cruz, Santa 1 Cruz Co. and Powuiu^' Station, Contra Costa Co., Cal.) N. G. Kittle president, John F. Lohse sec- retary, office 230 California California Refrigerator and Pork Packing Co., Albert T. Spotts president, office 727 Fourth, works 727-731 Fourth California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., J. D. Fry president, C. R. Thompson treasurer, William Cunningham secretary, -326 Montgomery California Savings and Loan Society, Da- vid Farauharson president, 1 Powell California Ship Owners' Association, I. E. Thayer secretary, 22 California California Silver and Plated Ware Manu- factory, Robert Schaezlein proprietor, 13 Trin- ity of California Society for the Prevention Cruelty to Children, 014 Merchant California Spring Manufacturing Co., Amos S. Warner president, Amasa Eaton secre- tarv. 147-149 New Montgomery California Staats Zeitung (weekly) Fr. Hess & Co. proprietors, 409-413 Bush California Stahles, John Nolan proprietor, 1611- 1613 California .■ California Star Oil Works Co. (Los Angeles, Cal.) office 123 California, room 22 California State Almanac (German) Phllo Jacoby publisher, 012 Commercial California State Dairymen's Association, E. J. Wick- son secretary, office 414 Clay California State Democratic Club, 630 Commercial California State Grange, J. V. Webster secretary, 40 California, room 8 _,, ,. California State Horticultural Society, E. J. Wlckfloii secretary, office 414 Clay California State Mining Bureau (museum) Henry G. Hanks State Mineralogist, Joseph Per- kins secretary, 212 Sutter California State W^omen's Hospital, Mrs. Helen Hollingsworth matron, N s Sacramento, bet Lyon and Baker California Steam Navigation Co., Thomas C. Walker president, William Martin secretary, Washington St. Wharf California Street Railroad Co., Leland SUn- ford president, N. %. Smith vice-president. Thomas W. Hinchman secretary, office and depot SE cor California and Larkin California Sugar Refinery (old) SW cor Eighth and Brannan (new) from Nevada to Hum- boldt and Louisiana to Maryland, Claus Spreckels president, office 327 Market . , ,, California Suspender Co. (Max Bornstem and Julius Loewi) mnfrs suspenders, 329 Sansome California Teachers' Agency, Miss Julia M. White proprietress, 45 Phelan Building California Theatre, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont * X i,o 1 je California Tool Works, JohnWeichhart proptr,143-145 California Transfer Co. (John Hayes, James J. Gaffeney and M. L. Mowry) 222 Montgomery and 429 Davis California Transportation Co., Andrew Nel- son presideut, N. Anderson secretary, office NW cor Jackson and East Califoruia Tug Boat Co., Joseph H. Redmond mana- ger, 100 Steuart Califoruia Type Foundry. 511 Sansome California rnder*vriters' Association, C. A. Laton president, A. D. Smith secretary, office 310 California CALIFORNIA VARNISH WORKS W s ji Patrick trtah, bet D. Winter proprietor, El Dorado and Center California Vigorit Powder Co., English & Wright agents. 327 Pine. William Stuart secre- tary. 320 Sansome, room 12 California Vinegar Works, Schammel, Rey- nolds & Co., proprietors, 413-419 Chestnut, office 120 Front Califoruia Volcanic Water Co., office 671 Howard California Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey proprietors, NE cor Townsend and Second California Watch and Jewelry Co., Larsen & Wilson agents, 201 Kearny California Wine Cooperage, Fulda Brothers proprietors, 30-40 Spear California Wire Works, A. S. HalUdie preai- dent, Henry L. Davis secretary and treasurer, warerooms 6 Califoruia Califoruia Women's Social Science Association, 304 Stockton California Wool Depot, John F. Knox proprie- tor, 426 Townsend Caligraph (The) J. H. W. Riley agent, 40 Steven- son Building Calish Edward A., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1411 Sacra- mento Calish John J., barber, r. 310 Bush Calish Raphael S., expressman, 871 Market, r. 1411 Sacramento Calisher Minnie Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General s office, r. Oakland SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST.. West of Fillmore Street OFFICE, 33 «EARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. '•""*'^^*»^'* "'^ «««»»««««■>:- i"«oAi.a„dni«iR«x, *' ^•■■Pii** street, «-oruer!Si»enr. CAL 287 CAL Call Francis, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento Call John, baker, r. 23 White Call Jonas, miner, r. lOOfi Leavenworth Call, ?ilortiing (daily and weekly) S. P. Call Co. publishers, 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay, branch office 710 Market Callaghan Anne, widow, r. 1003 Devisadero Callaghan Charles, laborer, r. 10 Merchant Callaghan Charles, master mariner, r. 120 Oak Callaghan Cornelius, carpenter, r. 132 Hickory Av Callaghan Cornelius J., gardener, r. 48 J^ Ritch Callaghan Daniel (McCarthy Brothers & Co.) r. 830 Eddy Callaghan David F., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. 408 Fourth Callaghan Dennis, laborer, r. 62 Tehama Callaghan Dennis J., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 918 Montgomery Callaghan James, foreman North Point Dock Ware- house, r. 331 Filbert Callaghan James J., r. 1424 Kearny Callaghan James J., blacksmith, r. 714J^ Clementina Callaghan Jeremiah, driver City RR., r. 123 Fifteenth Callaghan John, fruit peddler, r. 1108 Alabama Callaghan John, laborer, r. 11 J^ Freelon Callaghan John, laborer, r. 62 Tehama CaUaghan John, laborer, r. 636 Commercial Callaghan John, longshoreman, r. 619 Second Callaghan John, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 17 Laskle Callauliaii Jolin O., physician and surgeon, office and r. 852 FoLsom Callaghan, John J. weigher, r. 306 Tenth Callaghan John M., clerk, r. 852 Folsom Callaghan Joseph, hatter James M. Forrefet, r. 132 Fourth Callaghan Julia, domestic 1614 Turk Callaghan Kate, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 714 J PROMPTLY ATTENDKI> TO OFFICE. 648 HABHET STREET. CAM 289 CAM Cammenzind Louis, waiter Bay Oyster House Cammet John H., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 126 Fifth Camous Andre, locksmith, 436 Bush Camous Peter, baker, r. 619 Pacific Camozzl Antonio, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Caniozzi Charles, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Camozzi Giovanni, cook Palace Hotel, r. 533 Green, rear Camozzi Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guaid,423 Broadway Camp Calvin E., office 13 Sansome, r. 122 O'Farrell Camp Edward W., clerk, r. 232 Fell Camp George, cook Chris. Nielson, r. 217 Minna Camp Henry C, general business agent, r. 514 Bush Camp James H., carriage trimmer D. S. Shute, r. 311 }V«>RKN, 213 Fremont Ktreet, 31aiiufacturer!> oi AiuulsHiiintiiis JPann und Kettlers. CAM 290 CAM tt J3 0 4^ o c8 © U o o Q u PQ o .a Campbell John, millband Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 9t)4 Harrison Campbell John, real estate, r. 1519 Van Ness Av Campbell John, Ehoeuiaker, 229 Tenth, r. 1141 Har- rison Campbell John D., carpenter John Hammond, r. 514 Leavenworth Campbell John J., commercial traveler, r. Commer- ciul Hotel , extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., Campbell John J. r. 947 FolBom Campbell John J., Rausch Campbell John ffl. Campbell John P. salesman McEenna & Oreany, r. 31 teamster, r. 158 Shipley traveler, r. 619 Pine Campbell John J. O. G., salesman Walter S. Pierce, 30 New Jlontgomery CampbellJohn 8., bookkeeper Thomas Day & Co., r. 1910 Steiuer Campbell John S., wheelwright, r. 33 Eddy Campbell John V., waiter, r. 736Vallejo Campbell John W., carpenter, r. 540 Folsom Campbell John V. , barber, r. 19 Trenton Campbell Joseph, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy Campbell Joseph, laborer, r. 220 Pacific Campbell Joseph, seaman, r. 40l> Pacific Campbell Joseph T., toll collector Clay St. Wharf, r. Oakland Campbell Juan, r. 1519 Van Ness Av Campbell Julius D., r. 34G Minna Campbell Lawrence, laborer, r. 513 Minna Campbell Lewis .\., clerk, r. 1720 Stockton Campbell Lily, machine operator Standard Shirt Fac- tory, r. 408 Laguna Campbell Louis, r. 736 Vallejo, rear Campbell Louis, butcher, r. 413 Powell Campbell Lulu Mrs., r. 1721 Larkin Campbell Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 670 Twentieth Campbell Manuel, stone setter, r. 208 Langton Campbell Margaret, widow, r. 440 Twenty-second, rear Campbell Mark, carpenter John Hammond, r. 434 Twenty-second Campbell Mary, widow, r.W s Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada Campbell Mary A., widow, r. 728 Brannan, rear Campbell Murdoch, shipwrights', calkers' and join- ers' tools, 7 Steuart, r. 203 Turk Campbell Murdoch A., ship carpenter, r. 752 Folsom Campbell Patrick (Campbell & Gallagher) r. 5363^ Howard Campbell Patrick, real estate, r. 117 Oak Canipbell Patterson A., president Golden Age Mill Co., 717-721 Battery, r. 1920 Jackson Campbell Peter, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 13 Geneva Campbell Peter, restaurant, 718 Howard Campbell Peter, shoemaker, r. 324 Vallejo, rear Campbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clay St. RR., r. 1220 Jackson Campbell Philip A., gilder Morris & Kennedy, r. 513 Minna Campbell Ralph, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. N s Waller, nr Cole Campbell Rebecca, widow, r. 1929 Howard Camobell R. J., traveling salesman A. Schilling & Co., r. 2445 Howard Campbell Robert, boilermaker 8. F. Boiler Works, r. 2 Hampton Court Campbell Robert, laborer, r. 412 Folsom, rear Campbell Ruth E. Miss, assistant Washington Gram- mar School, r. 1220 Jackson Campbell Sadie, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. W s Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada Campbell Samuel G., traveling salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 10 Middle Campbell Samuel J., butcher, 258 Third, r. 45?^ Ritch Campbell Sarah, widow, fruits and vegetables, 211 Sixth Campbell Shadrick M. A., steward Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 112 Jackson Campbell Sophia, widow, r. 523 Minna Campbell Stephen D., engineer, r. 129 Thirteenth Campbell Susan Miss, r. 1028 Folsom Campbell T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Campbell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 268 Brannan Campbell Thomas, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 522 Union Campbell Thomas, laborer Custom House, r. Oakland Campbell Thomas Jr., blacksmith, r. 268 Brannan Campbell Thomas J., bricklayer, r. W s Clara Av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth Campbell T. W., carpenter P. C. 88. Queen of the Pacific Campbell Vernon, secretary California Savings and Loan Society, 1 Powell, r. 312 Brannan Campbell W., laborer P. M. S3. Co's Wharf Campbell Walter, stock clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1610 Polk Campbell Walter C, clerk freight auditor 0. P. RB., r. 1820 Turk Campbell W. F., r. Oregon House Campbell William, blacksmith, r. 438 Broadway Campbell William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 513 Minna Campbell William, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 1215 Folsom Campbell William, waiter Joseph A. Oiusti, r. 913 Sacramento Campbell William, with Gilbert & Moore, r. 413 Bran- nan Campbell William H., r. 429 Chestnut Campbell William H., r. 2301 Devisadero Campbell William H., bookkeeper law dept C. P. RR. and S. P. RK., r. 961 Howard Campbell William H., carpenter, S s Geary, bet John- son and Henderson Avs, r. Odd Fellows' Cemetery Campbell William H., importing and commission merchant, 402 Front, r. 628 Twenty-third Campbell William H. Jr. , agent Ault & Wiborg, 205 Leidesdorff, r. NW cor Devisadero and Wash- ington Campbell William J., Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn Campbell William M., photographer, r. 413 Brannan Campbell William S., notary public and commissioner deeds, 401-403 Montgomery, r. 113 Powell Campbell William W., clerk shipping dept Falkner, Bell & Co., 801 Leavenworth Campbell W. J., saloon waiter P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Campbell & Gallagher (Patrick Campbell and Jsmes Gallagher) liquor saloon. 225 Third Campbell & Sanderson (Colin Campbell and Austin A. Sanderson) attorneys at law, 530 California, room 13 Campe Charles J., clerk Davis Bros., r. 514 Bash Campe Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Tehama, r. 306 Tehama Campe Harry, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 17 Gar- den Campe Harry M., shipping clerk Meyer Bros. & Co., r. 104 Twelfth Campe Henry (Dunker, Siebe & Co.) and groceries and liquors, SE cor Twelfth and Howard Campe John, laborer, r. 515 Pacific fl^ Campe. See Camp and Kamp Campen Frederick, baker, r. 625 Clay CampfS Joaquin D., expressman, 58 Clay, r. Wood, bet Laurel Hill and Geary Campfield Frederick, printer, r. 411 Sansome Camphausen Ina B. Mrs., r. 1218 Guerrero Campi Antonio, laborer, r. 20 Lafayette PI, rear Campi's Branch Restaurant, N. Giamboui k Co. proprietors, 33-35 O'Farrell Campi's Restaurant, N. Giamboni proprietor, 531-533 Clay Campin Mary, domestic 630 Harrison Campini Mansuette, bartender N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 O'Farrell Campion Albert, laborer E. J. Duffey, r. 2 Antonio Campion Benjamin W., attorney at law, 230 Montgom- ery, r. 735 Bush Campion Edward, laborer, r. 2 Antonio Campion Edward C, clerk, r. 518 Fourth Campion F., canvasser Patrick J. Leonard, r. Oak- land Campion Henry E., laundryman, r. 80 Everett Campion John, milker G. C. Smart, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School Campion Michael, laundryman Mary Bennett, r. 518 Fourth Campion Thomas, driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1620?$ Post Campo Seco Copper Co. (Calaveras Co.) Daniel Buck secretary, 81 Nevada Block Campodonico Carlo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing- ton Oampodonico Emannelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad- way SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDOMOUGH & CO. ^"'KlV,7^^Itr^^>^.TlrAL'^^^l}^il!^^^^^^^ CAM 291 CAN Campodonico Gaetano, vegetables, 30 Colombo Mar- ket Campodonlco Giovanni, Italian Ben. See, 423 Wash- ington Campodonico Pasquale, teamster, SE cor Clay and San- some, r. 17 Prescott Campodonico Stefano, vegetables, 26 Colombo Mar- ket Campodonico Stephen, r. 122 Fulton Campolinio R., laborer 'American Sugar Eeflnery Camps Frederick, bartender, r. 211 Minna Camuflfo Charles, shipcarpenter and contractor, r. 253 y^ Perry Camuffo Richard, ship carpenter, r. 253 J^ Perry Canadian Pacific Railroad Co. , D. Henshaw Ward business manager, 426 California, room 2 Canahan Johanna, furnished rooms, 28 First Cauahan Julius, r. 305 Davis CanaUan Michael, r. 305 Davis Canalizo Feliclano, compositor La Voz del Nuevo Mundo, r. 9 Vareunes Canalizo Jorge L. (Wenceslao Loaiza) r. 1617 Powell Canavan Adelia, widow, nurse, r. 11 Lynch Cauavan Hartley, billiard maker The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co., r. 1721 Leavenworth Canavan Bridget, widow, r. 522 M Ninth Cauavan Edward, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1721 Leavenworth Canavan Edward A., carriage painter, r. 2928 Wash- ington Canavan Elizabeth, widow, r. 273 Jessie Canavan Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 557 Fourth Canavan John, laborer, r. E s Albion Av, nr Fifteenth Canavan Mark, gardener, r. 2928 Washington Canavan Patrick, upholsterer, r. 2928 Washington Canavan Patrick F., butcher, 1129 Howard, r. 7K Rausch Canavan Thomas, trunkmaker. r. 557 Fourth B^Cauavan. See Cannavau Cauavascino Joseph, cook J. Bertz, r. 341 Tehama Canavascino Martino, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Cauavascino Maurice, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Caudage Wildes P., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 512 Ninth Candahousie Jean, peddler, r. Mayflower, nr Standish, B. H. Candau & Co. (Felix Candau and Michael Hirigoyen) liquor saloon, 213 Third Candau Felix (Candau & Co) r. 233 Third Candelaria Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) C. E. Elliot secretary, i S. F. Stock Exchange Building Candeze Peter, waiter, r. 568 Mission Candido Luis, laborer, r. Ill Jackson Candido Venturi, tailor, r. 511 5i Greenwich Cttudio Puricedo, vegetable gardener, Waller, bet Steiner and Pierce Cane Alfred (Cane & Teague) r. Nucleus House Cane Dennis, laborer, r. 1324 Church Cane Gustave F.. barber John Stable, r. 536 Hayes Cane J., laborer, r. 100}^ Jackson Cane John, boarding, 15 Howard Cane Julius B., hackman, Oakland Ferry, r. 504J<5 Hyde Cane Marshall, glazier, r. 536 Hayes Cane & Teague (Alfred Cane and Luther A. Teague) dentists. 142 J^ Fourth and Nucleus House B^ Cane. See Cahen, Cahn, Cain, Kean, Kahn, Kain and Kane Cauepa Andrew, paste maker L. Valente, 216 Broad- way Canepa Bartolomeo, r. 607 Union Canepa Catherine Mrs., midwife, r. 618 Green Canepa Giuseppe, clerk, r. 607 Union Canepa James, scissors grinder, r. 37 Moss, rear Canepa Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 607 Union Canepa Louis, bathman P. Canepa, r. 323 Montgom- ery Av Canepa Pietro, proptr Montgomery Av Baths, 323 Montgomery Av, r. 618 Green Canessa G. B., vegetables, 40 Colombo Market Canessa Paride, clerk La Voce del Popolo, r. 618 Green Canevaro Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington, Ca^field A. O., r. 228 Minna Canfield John W., bottler Sroufe & McCrum, r. 313 Fremont Canfield Michael, laborer, r. 337 Shipley Canfield Milton L., clerk, r. 2916 Clay 636 J^ Jessie . E a Columbia PI, nr Canfield Rufus J., assistant secretary Produce Ex- change, r. 2133 Bush Canfield Theodore P.. bartender, r. 32 Fourth Cauham Frederick, with Morgan Bros., r. 226 Shot- well • Canham Mary J. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram- mar School, r. 1712 Pacific Av Canham T., r. 605 Broadway Canham Thomas F., painter, r. 1314 Natoma Canham Thomas P., painter, r. 319 Tehama Canham William F., house and sign painter, 1712 Pac- ific Av Canioni Pascal, restaurant, 1126 Dupont Cann Thomas, carpenter, r. 2 Elliot Park Cannan William, shoemaker, r. 11 Hickory Av Cannavan Elizabeth, widow, r. Cannavau James, stevedore, r Rutledge Av, B. H. Cannavau James H., plumber, r. 630 }g Jessie Cannavan Michael P., sailmaker, r. 331 Kearny B^ Cannavan. See Canavan Cannell William, fish. Centre Market, r. 418 Powell Canney Fox E. J., surgeon, oflace 6 Eddy, rooms 28-29, r. 108 Taylor Canney Rose, widow, r. 909 Battery, rear Canning Charles J. H., clerk John H. Schroder, r. 2400 Washington Canning George, carpenter, r. 238 J^ Fifth Canning James, porter George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 709 Natoma Canning Margaret Mrs., r. 615 Chestnut Canning William, longshoreman, r. 12J4 Boardman PI, rear Cannon Annie J. Miss, winder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 2100 Howard Cannon Edward, coal passer O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 440 Third Cannon Eron, photographer William Shew, r. 18 Eleventh Cannon Estelle, domestic 1717 Bush Cannon Hugh, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining Co., r. 129 >^ Welsh Cannon James, laborer C. B. Williams, r. 204 Perry Cannon James, laborer, r. NW cor Yuba and Ne- braska Cannon James, molder, r. 729 Eddy Cannon John, groceries and liquors, 2100 Howard Cannon John J., boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 2100 Howard Cannon Louisa, fancy goods, 1554 Howard Cannon Marsena. r. 18 Eleventh Cannon Patrick, hair worker Glover & Willcomb, r. 129 Welsh Cannon Patrick, hog ranch, N s Silver Av, nr St. Mary's College Cannon Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Cannon Philip T., house painter, r. 319 Tehama Cannon Sophia S., widow, r. 609 Shotwell Cannon Thomas, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson Cannon Thomas, laborer, r. 141 Page Cannon Thomas, laborer, r. 8E cor Geary and Brod- erick Cannon Thomas, upholsterer, r. 129 Ji Louisa Canty Nellie Miss, r. 2710 Folsom Canty Patrick, blacksmith John Lennon, r. 56 Ritch Canty Patrick, hostler Club Stables, r. 33 Eddy Canty Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and extramau Hose 8, S. F. F. D., r. 189o Broadway Canty Thomas, groceries and liquors, 523 Fourth Canty Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and extraman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1616 Pacific Cantv Thomas F., harness maker William Davis, r. 853!^ Folsom, rear Canty Timothy, tailor, r. 818 Howard Canty William, carpenter Tivoli Opera House, r. 425 Tehama Canty William W., boiler maker H. W. Rice, r. 438 Minna Cany Mary A., widow, r. 1308 Folsom Canzer Louis, tailor, r. 625 Vallejo Caorsi Louis C, laborer, r. 603 Fourth Capdevielle Pierre, French laundry, 1211 Howard Capdevielle Theodore, nurse French Hospital, r. S s Bryant, bet Filth and Sixth Capek Joseph V., printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 115 Morris Av Capell Howell P., bookkeeper Edward T. Allen, r. East Oakland Capelli Antonio, beer bottler, r. 706 Fulton Capelli Charles, liquor saloon, 1400 Dupont, r. 16 Union PI Capelli Giovanni B., vegetables, r. 628 Broadway Capelli Joseph, scavenger, r. 208 Francisco, rear Capelli Julia Mrs., r. 1310 Kearny, rear Capen M. S. Mrs., widow (Capen & Co.) r. 543 Turk Capen Willard F., with Capen & Co., r. 316 Hayes Capen & Co. (Mrs. M. S. Capen) furniture, 316 Hayes Capion Lawrence F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1236 Harrison Capitaine Joseph, waiter, r. 52 Second Capitol House, Frederick L. Turpin proprietor, 537 Sacramento Capitol Mills, Deming, Palmer & Co. proprietors, 202-204 Davis Capitol Mills (^os Angeles) Deming, Palmer & Co. proprietors, oflBce 202-204 Davis Capitol Restaurant, Rampe & Marrett proptrs, 204-206 Fourth Capitol fiialoon, H. Diers proprietor, NE cor Davis and Sacramento Capitol Saloon, John D. Will proprietor, 226 Montgomery Caplice Edward, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 81 Stev- enson Capllce John, laborer Hibemia Brewery, r. 728 Jij Na- toma Caplice Michael, cigar box maker A. Waldstein, r. 728 J« Natoma • Caponelli F., r. 509 Broadway Caponelli Philippe, cabinet maker, r. 632 Vallejo Caponete Francisco, shoemaier, 630 Vallejo Capoulade John, tailor, 632 Washington Cai^oulade Marie Mrs., seamstresH, r. 911 Pacific Capp Abraham B., teacher Heald's Business College, r. 228 Turk Capp Charles S. (C. S. Capp & Co.) r. SE cor Buchanan and McAUialer Capp Charles W., carpenter, r. 2529}^ Mission Capp C. S. dc Co. (Charles S. Capp) real estate agents and house brokers, 428 Montgomery Capp Frank P. , clerk, r. 12 Hollis Capp Thomas, r. 22 Morris Av Cappel Bernard, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Michi- gan, bet Sierra and Shasta Cappelletti Simone, r. Milano Hotel Cappelmaun Otto C. , r. 1038 Howard Capra Carlo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Caprini Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Washington Capron Julia Mrs., r. 327 Ellis Capuano Antonio, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Capucetti Antonio, waiter Perini & Ferini, 207 Post Capuccetti Louis, waiter, r. 16 Metcalfe PI Capurro Augustus, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 4 Lafayette PI Capurro Agostino, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 4 Lafayette PI Capurro David, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 4 Lafayette PI Capurro G. B., vegetables, 54 Colombo"Market Capurro Giuseppe, engineer, r. 6}^ Lafayette PI Capurro John, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 4 Lafayette PI Capwell H. C, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 326 Geary Caraccioli Rocco, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo Caraffa G. B. & Co. (Giovanni B. Carafifa and Tomaso Guinasso) bakery, 1309 Dupont Carafl'a Giovanni B. (G. B. Carafia & Co.) r. 406 Green Caraffa Giuseppe F., clerk G. B. Caraffa & Co., r. 1309 Dupont Caraffa Maggie, widow, r. 406 Green Carafl'a Paolo A., Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Carah John H., machinist 8. F. Tool Co., r. 793 Mis- Bion Caraman Giacomo, waiter M. Begovich, r. 503 East Caraman Vicente, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Carata Marco, cook A. Lo Presti, r. 503 Natoma Carberry Cormac, carpenter, r. 261 Octavia Carberry Edward, boat builder, r. 974 Folsom Caberry John, carpenter, r. 307 Oak Caberry Patrick, carpenter, r. 257 Octavia Carbon Hill Coal Co. (Washington Ter.) George Crocker president, Frank S. Douty, secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4 Carbone Andre, marblecutter, r. 422 Broadway Carbone Antonio, vegetable garden. Waller, betStein- er and Pierce Carbone Giuseppe, candymaker L. De Martini & Co., r. 3 Margaret PI Carbou John, laborer, r. 619 Pacific Carbrae David, sexton Howard Presbyterian Church, r. 409}^ Brannan Carbuhn Jacob, cook Ahlborn House Card George, watchman, r. E s Main, bet Bryant and Harrison Card John, dishwasher Golden Eagle Hotel Card John, driver Mission Soap and Candle Works, r. 1205 Valencia Card Joseph, cutter H. S. Crocker & Co.,r. 215 Kearny Card William H., dentist, 413 Bush Carda Battista, drayman, r. Ticino Hotel Cardaire D., r. NW cor Fourth and Townsend Cardarro Luigi, candymaker, r. 504 Green Cardella Charles, laborer, r. 18 Masonic Av Cardelle Alphonse, tanner Dominique Legallet Carden Humphrey M., accountant, r. 1030 Howard Carden Thomas, laborer C. P. RR., r. 764 Harrison, rear Carder Alfred, steward P. C. SS. State of California, r. Bay St. House Cardiff Richard J., plumber, r. 319 Tehama Cardinell Alfred, calker, r. 28 Minna Cardlnell Alice, widow, r. 430 Valencia Cardinell Charles, calker, r. 128 Rincon PI. Cardinell John A. Mrs., widow, r. 430 Valencia Cardinet Emil H., (Cardinet & Desenfant) r. Alameda Cardinet & Desenfant (Emil H. Cardinet and Paul J. Desenfant) poultry and game, 85 Cal Market Cardona D., clerk, r. 240 Fell Cardozo John (Cardozo & Baptiste) r. 22 Garden Cardozo Joseph painter, r. 1007 Broadway Cardozo & Baptiste (John Cardozo and Jose EaptiBte) proptrs Lisbou House, 315 Drumm Cardy E., driver United Carriage Co. Cardy M., guard House of Correction Carew Annie Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 339 Fell Carew Frank P., painter, and extraman Hook and Lad- der No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 307 Linden Av Carew George A., plasterer, r. 330 Fell Carew H., stonemason, r. 907 Folsom LOUIS BRftVERNIflN & CO. S™ ™"' °' FINE JEWELRY in all Its 119 MOXTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY «00» WORK. IMW PniCKS. OFFICK. 648 SIARKET STREET. CAR 293 CAR Carew Thomas, r. 330 Fell Carew Thomas R., shipping clerk Fechhelmer, Oood- klnd & Co. , r. 326 Fell Carew William A., painter, and extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 823 Jessie Carey Agnes Miss, substitute teacher public schools, r. N s Jersey, nr Church Carey A. M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 226 Stockton Carey C, r. 681 Mission Carey Cornelius, laborer, r. 2 Grand Av Carey Cornelius B., drayman, r. 741 Brannan Carey Delia, domestic 1810 Union Carey E. Mrs., r. 668 Clementina Carey Edward, r. St. Mary's Hospital Carey James, r. 280 Jessie Carey James, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 4 Myrtle Av Carey James, tailor Joseph Wisluzil, r. 304 Minna Carey James, seaman, r. 100 J4 Jackson Carey James A., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1044 Army Carey J. H., teacher mathematics E. McNevin, r. 612 California Carey John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 306 Filbert Carey John, stevedore, r. 212 Broadway Carey John, teamster, r. E s Florida, bet Solano and Butte Carey John, typecaster Palmer & Key, r. California Av, B. H. Carey John, upholsterer, r. 1 Eddy Carey Kern, stevedore, r. 212 Broadway Carey Lawrence, plumber, r. 52 Jessie Carey Lawrence, teamster, r. 57 Shipley Carey Louisa E. M. Miss, r. 251 Third Carey Louisa M. Miss, r. N 8 Jersey, nr Church Carey Margaret, widow, r. 21 Glasgow Carey Maurice, groceries and liquors, 49 Minna Carey Michael, liquor saloon, 642 Mission Carey Michael, wood and coal, 1230 Alabama Carey Michael, laborer, r. 239 Fifth Carey Michael C, bookbinder Bartling & Eimball, r. 3 Hardie PI Carey Nora, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 220 Fifth Carey Ralph, carpenter, r. 735 Folsom Carey S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1 Willows Av Carey William, laborer, r. 14 Tehama Carey William, laborer, r. 12^ Preston PI Carey William H., canner Cutting Packing Co., r. 1216 Pacific 1^" Carey. See Cary Cargenia George, machinist, r. 566 Folsom Cargill A. B., captain P. M. SS. Australia Cargiulo Salvatore, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Carillo Lucina Mrs., widow, r. 830}^ Broaaway Carillo Savas, widow, r. 527 Vallejo Caristie Rine. florist, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores Caritey John B., r. 929 Howard Carl Andrew (Carl & Co.) r. 10 Boardman PI Carl Charles, laborer, r. 1027 Market Carl Cora L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1331 J4 Vallejo Carl James, laborer, r. 216 Ritch, rear Carl Jane H. Mrs., r. 1331 J^ Vallejo Carl Joseph A., waiter Sproul & Krill, r. 1422 Pacific Carl William, varnisher \. Frei, r. 10 Boardman PI Carl William H., cooper Carl & Co.,r. lllTwelfth.rear Carl & Co. (Andrew Carl and John Cullumber) coop- ers, 204-206 Commercial a^ Carl. See Earl Carlan Bernard, junkman, r. NE cor Courtland and Prospect Avs, B. H. Carlan RosaunaMiss, r. 733 Vallejo Carle August, agent, r. 824 Montgomery Carle Charles J. (Carle & Luce) r. 1070 Howard Carle & Luce (Charles J. Carle and Arthur S. Luce) butter and eggs, 10 Cal. Market Carlen John W., clerk R. G. Dun vVc Co., r. Oakland Carleton Frederick W., purser P. C. SS. City of Ches- ter, r. 1216 Mission Carleton George A., freight clerk P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 1216 Mission Carleton George N., sailmaker, r. 14 Ellis Carleton H. P., advertising agent S. F. Chronicle, r. Oakland Carleton Jerome, whitener James C. Sellers, r. 248 Ellis Carleton Nettie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 248 Ellis Carleton Slicer B., foreman Commercial News, r. 317 Geary Carleton. See Carlton Carli Clemento. saloonkeeper, r. 414 Green Carlile W. E., r. 1304 Turk Carlin A., boltoutter Pac. Rolling Mills Carlin Bernard, teamster, r. 1111 Pierce Carlin Edward, carpenter, r. St. Charles PI, nr Kearny Carlin Ellen, laundress La Grande Laundry Carlin Henry, cashier Wakelee & Co., r. 32 Laurel Av Carlin Hugh, clerk John M. Farrell, r. 346 Fourth Carlin James, coachman, r. Ill Mason Carlin James, coalpasser SS. Mexico, r. 625 Davis Carlin John, city agent Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 California, r. 1628 Post Carlin Lawrence, clerk Patrick Enright, r. 1131 How- ard Carlin Martha J., r. 204 McAllister Carlin Philip, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N 8 Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan, rear Carlin R., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works CarlinRichard J., gasfitter, r. 262 Jessie Carlin Roger, janitor West Mission Primary School, r. 6 H Garden Carlin William, porter Taber, Harker & Co., r. 32 Laurel Av Carlin William J., clerk Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 32 Laurel Av i^" Carlin. See Carlen Carlisle A. & Co., (.\lbert Carlisle, Harry R. Williar Jr. and George H. Roe) stationers, 226 California Carlisle Albert (A. Carlisle & Co.) r. Es Central Av, bet Sutter and Bush Carlisle Ellen M. Mrs., assistant Shotwell Primary School, r. 1412 Pine Carlisle George, r. 208 Chestnut Carlisle George O., real estate, r. 1412 Pine Carlisle Marcellus W., porter, r. 4 Eddy PI Carlisle Thomas S., bartender Bella Union Theatre, r. 205 Bartlett B^" Carlisle. See Carlyle Carll A. W., dancing academy, 1330 Bush Carll Joseph, carpenter and jobber, r. 793 Mission Carll Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 793 Mission CarlmuUer Eugene, actor German Theatre, r. 618 Ellis Carlo August, r. 824 Montgomery Carlos Tiburcio (Joseph J.Cuelio & Co.) r. 831 Pa- cific Carlow William H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1130 Market Carls Eugene B., laborer, r. 20 Scott PI Carls George W., butcher, r. 20 Scott PI Carlsen Benjamin, engineer, r. 207 Montgomery Av Carlsen Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Carlsen Carl J., leader Galling Band, 126 Kearny, room 1, r. 27 Oak Grove Av Carlsen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Carlsen Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington Carlsen Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Carlsen Moritz, seaman, r. 30 Clay Carlsen O. B., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Carlsen Olof C, bartender, r. O'Connell PI Carlsen Oscar, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Carlsen Robert, seaman bark Samoset, r. 37 Pacific Carlson A. H., seaman, r. 823 Battery Carlson Andrew, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills Carlson Andrew, seaman, r. 30 Clay Carlson Andrew, watchman Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 506 Folsom Carlson Andrew P., blacksmith Phelps' Mnfg Co., r. 2223 Greenwich Carlson August, billiard maker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 1120 Mission Carlson August, ship carpenter, r. 24H Third Carlson August, cook Michael Wappel, r. 140 Miuna Carlson Brothers (Charles E. and Swan A.) liquor sa- loon, 415 East Carlson C., laborer O.Imp. Co. Carlson Carl, seaman, r. 317 Harrison Carlson Carl J., furniture, 223 Fourth Carlson C. Edward, clerk Peter Johnson, r. 466 Minna Carlson Charles, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and Greenwich Carlson Charles E. (Carlson Brothers) r. 10 Washing- ton Carlson Charles F., blacksmith W. Halkett, r. 1206 Larkin Carlson Charles J., figure painter, r. 523 Pine Carlson Daniel, waiter J. Bertz, 737 Market INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 Martet SI. H iKNCKIiET, SPIERS »t HAYES. FUIiTON IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Street, aiiMiuractarera of ROCK BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTIKO FlIRNACEflIk i i u o >> u o 49 c8 O U 0) 3 I 99 O o Q •H a o .a Q CAR 294 CAR Carlson D. C, book agent, r. 708 Larkin Carlson D. O., laborer, r. 140 Minna Carlson Edward (Carlson & Currier) r. 1708 Sacra- mento Carlson H., entry clerk Carlson & Currier, r. 1708 Sac- ramento Carlson Henry, r. 127 Jackson Carlson Hendrick, seaman P. C. SS. Bouita, r. San- ders' Hotel Carlson John, ballman Grand Hotel Carlson John, laborer, r. 159 Clara Carlson John, seaman, r. 503 Minna Carlson John P., fireman P. M. SS. tug Millen Grif- fith Carlson Lars, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co., r. 52.'} Pine Carlson Louis, fisherman, r. 263 East Carlson Olof , tailor, r. 6 Adelaide PI Carlson Olof G. (Carlson & Erickson) r. 1208 Kearny Carlson Peter, clerk Smith & Merkins, r. 10 Washing- ton Carlson Swan A. (Carlson Brothers) r. 116 Washington Carlson T. O., seaman, r. 30 Clay Carlson William, bookkeeper, r. 523 Pine CARLSON & CUERIER (^a. ■ward Carlson and James P. Currier) manufacturers Belding Brothers & Go's and California spool, skein and em- Ijroidery silk, factory cor E3cker and Stevenson, salesroom and office 5S5 Market Carlson & Erickson (Olof G. Carlson and Swan Eiick- son) liquor saloon, 427 Bush Carlton Charles C, commission and insurance, 311 California, r. 1418 Larkin Carlton Hans H., feltmaker, r. 006 Third Carlton Harriet C. Mrs., insurance broker, 310 Cali- fornia, r. 1208 Bush Carlton Harry P., clerk Matthias Gray, r. Oakland Carlton Henry Jr., Insurance, 311 California, r. 2706 California Carlton Henry H., clerk Jones & Co., r. 2706 Califor- nia Carlton William H., surveyor, r. 1137 Mission 8®^ Carlton. See Carleton Carly Edgar L., butcher W.Witzemann, r. 5 Washing- ton Carlyle C. A. Mrs., widow, varieties. Railroad Av, bet Dominica and Manitoba >6®" Carlyle. See Carlisle Carmack W. Daniel, liquor saloon, 666 Mission, r. 219 Minna Carman Benjamin F., conductor, r. 1027 Sutter Carman D. M., mnfrs' agent, 419 California, room 11, r. Oakland ' Carman Edward P., salesman, r. 44 Third Carman Frank B., lumber surveyor, r. 1424 Howard Carman Warren P., carpenter, r. NE cor Sanchez and ClipperJ Carman Willium, dmnmyman Sutter St. ER., r. 353 Clementina Carman William, physician, oflBce and r. 410 Post Carman William Jr., clerk, r. 410 Post Carmany Cyrus, manager Commercial Hotel, r. 923 Jackson Carmany Cyrus W., cashier and secretary Sav- ings and Loan Society, 619-621 Clay, r. 923 Jack- son Carmany John H. (John H. Carmany & Co.) r. 923 Jackson Carmany John H. Si Co. (John H. Carmany) publishers and proprietors Commercial Herald and Market Review and San Francisco Market Review, 409 Wasbiutjtou CARMANY JOHN W. sh,rt,and yents' fiirnishin|B^ g'oods, 35 Kearny, r. SOS Mason ' Carmany Ringgold, bookkeeper, r. NE cor Green and Leavenworth Carmasfrl Casimirro, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 627 San- some, r. Ill Montgomery Block Carmelich Areihusa Mrs., janitress Emerson Primary School, r. 2234 Post Carmelich Mark, batnespmaker, r. 2234 Post Carmella Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Carmen Island Salt Works, Eliae M. Block proptr, Pier 23 Steuait, office 207 Front Carmichael Daniel, marble cutter, r. 706 Tehama Carmichael James, stone cutter, r. 706 Tehama Carmichael John A., furnishing goods, 1224 Market Carmichael Neil, policeman, r. 743 Pine Carmichael William, r. 834 Folsom Carmody Arthur F., clerk, r. 501 Geary Carmody Cornelius, laborer, r. 836 Howard Carmody Daniel, watchman, r. 241 Laugton Carmody John, glass blower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace Carmody John, laborer, r. 26 Garden Carmody Julia Miss, r. 804 Fulton Carmody Martin, coach driver New Wisconsin Hotel, 902 Montgomery Carmody Michael, painter Thomas Downing, r. 429 Clementina Carmody Patrick, expressman, r. 542 J$ Bryant Carmouche Michael, chair mnfr, 134 Main, r. cor First and Natoma Cam David B., compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r. 610 Powell * Carnall Nathan C, real estate, 104 Leidesdorff, r. Searsville, San Mateo Co. Carnall William N., waiter Russ House, r. 614 Bush Carnaud Octave, compositor Courrier de S. F., r. 208 Stockton Carndufif Samuel Jr., tanner Morris Wendt, r. 1328 Columbia Carne Reuben, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 741 Harrison Carnegie George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Carnell Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 974 Folsom and varieties, 972 J^ Folsom Carnell George, engineer Hiram Clifford, r. SW cor Cambridge and Bacon, U. M. T. Carnell Joseph F., clerk Mrs. Eliza Carnell, r. 974 Folsom Carnell Richard, fruits, 144 Fifth Carnes Frederick G., teacher music, r. 2621 Mission Carnes George A., librarian Odd Fellows Library, 325 Montgomery, r. 218 Stockton Carnes John C., teamster, r. 1209 Folsom Carnes Walter, bookkeeper, r. 2621 Mission Carnes William A., bookkeeper Sumner Whitney & Co., r. 228 Stockton l^~Carnes. See Cairns and Kearns Carney Ann, widow, r. 14 Harriet, rear Carney Bernard, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Carney Cornelius F., gilder, r. 217 Third Carney Francis I., machinist, r. 221 Clura Carney James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento Carney James, porter M. Ehrmau & Co., r. 14 Harriet, rear Carney John, r. 1080 Howard Carney John, coal passer O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla Carney John, harnessmaker, r. 12 Clara Carney John, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Carney John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 057 Mission Carney Joseph, r. 547 Mission Carney Lawrence, pipe layer, r. 1080 Howard Carney Mary Miss, r. 14 Harriet, rear Carney Mary, widow, r. 12 Clara Carney Neil, laborer, r. 1001 Battery Carney Patrick, fireman, r. 318 f Folsom Carney Rodger, teamster, r. 9H'Sansome Carney Thomas, porter M. Ebrman & Co., r. l4Harriet B^ Carney. See Kearney and Kearny Carniglia Pietro, fisherman, r. 126 Pacific Caro Armand, clerk E. Raas & Co.. r. 112 Jones Caro Isaac W., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 712 Hayes Caro Joseph, waiter, r. 9 Salmon Caro Louis, fancy goods, 236 Fifth Caro Morris, clothing, 414 Pacific Caro Samuel, clothing, 1032 Market, r. 112 Jones Caro Samuel, fruits 43 Third Caro Samuel, salesman, r. 1413 Bush Caro Saul, traveling salesman, r. 542 Jessie Caro Simon, commercial traveler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1529 Post Caro Syskind, rabbi, r. 542 Jessie Caro W. J: Co. (Wolf Caro) importers diamonds and jewelry. Chronicle Bi ildlng Caro Wolf (W. Caro & Co.) r. 712 Hayes Carochiola Vachino, cook P. Svetiuich, r/114 Shipley Carolaii, Cory & Co. (James Caiolan aud Isaac H. Cory) importers and jobbers iron, steel and hardware, 117-119 Caliiornia and 120 Front Carolan Frank j;, clerk Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 1714 California SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. *"'*'""8*§{'#3!?L^„?7t'-"'*'"'"" J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and Deulern in COAI. nnd 1»I« IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. CAR 295 CAR Carolan James (Carolan, Cory & Co) r. 1714 Cali- fornia Carolan James, coachman. 111 Mason Carolan Nora, widow, r. 30 Kearny Carolin James, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and Har- rison, r. 680 Harrison Carona Antonia, dressmaker, r. 501 Broadway Caronte Joseph, mnfr umbrellas and parasols, 46 Geary Carosio Angelo, jeweler, r. 105 Prospect PJ Carosso Paulo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Carothers Alexander B., printer, r. 215 Post Carothers John T., station baggage master C. P. RR., r. Oakland tST Carothers. See Carnithers and Crothers Carpenter Alfred A., calker, r. 161 Clara Carpenter Annie, widow, r. 1448 Minna Carpenter Augustine D., bookkeeper Goss & Dow, r. 609 Hyde Carpenter Aurora N. S., clerk W. M. Brandon & Co., • r. 6119 Folsom Carpenter Catherine, widow, r. 560 Stevenson, rear Carpenter C. F. , compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 619 Sacramento Carpenter Charles A., assistant superintendent Clay St. RR., r. 806 Jones Carpenter Chester W., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 609 Hyde Carpenter David C, furniture, 521 Valencia Carpenter Dyer A., office 25 Market, r. San Rafael Carpenter Delina, widow, r. 536 Twenty-third Carpenter E. C, baker, r. NW cor Buchanan and Bay Carpenter Edmund, jeweler, r. N s Sixteenth, nr Guerrero Carpenter Edward J., entry clerk W. W. Montague & Co.. r. 44 Sixth Carpenter Edward S., fireman tug Rabboni, r. 10 Gar. den Carpenter Edwin W., assistant secretary Eiremans Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r. 1311 Taylor Carpenter Florentine A., teamster H. G. Fiske, r. 454 Stevenson Carpenter F. P. Mrs., city agent Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 Califor- nia Carpenter Frank W., compositor, r. 1142 Howard . Carpenter Frederick L., driver City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 1142 Howard Carpenter George J. , president Board of Rail- road Commissioners, office 320 Sansome, r. Placer- ville. Cal. Carpenter Henry E. (W. H. Carpenter & Son) r. 966 Howard Carpenter James, safemaker Mighell & Richards, r. Oakland Carpenter John, attorney at law, r. 904 Kearny Carpenter John, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Carpenter John K., bookkeeper William E.Stev- ens, r. 411 Ninth, Oakland Carpenter Joseph F., bookkeeper I. H. Small, r. 221 Seventh Carpenter J. T., copyist County Clerk, r. 221 Seventh Carpenter L., calker Dickie Bros. Carpenter M. A. Mrs., r. 926 Clay Carpenter M. M. Mrs., r. 1142 Howard Carpenter Patrick, laborer, r. E s Mission, bet Twen- ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Carpenter Thacher B., r. 1311 Taylor Carpenter Thomas, expressman, r. 104 San Jos6 Av Carpenter Thomas, salesman, r. 966 Howard Carpenter W. H. & Son (William H. and Henry E.) veterinary surgeons, 371 Natoma and 966 Howard Carpenter William B., plumber, r. 7 Elliot Park Carpenter William E., brass finisher Thomas Day & Co., r. Oakland Carpenter William H. (W. H. Carpenter & Son) r. 966 Howard Carpenter William H., porter Joseph T. Terry & Co., r. 454 Stevenson Carpentier Alphonse, importer and commission merchant, 204 California, r. 718 Golden Gate Av Carpentier Horace W., attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Av, r. Oakland Carpentier Pierre, r. 621 Pacific Carpmill John, carpenter W. B. Bradbury, r. 147 Ship- ley Carpmill Samuel, porter, r. 208 Second . Carpy Charles (C. Auduran & Co.) r. 922 Jackson Carr Ballis J., conductor, r. 1601 Geary Carr Bridget, widow, r. 2000 Dupont Carr Charles, coachman, r. 829 Howard Carr Charles A., gunsmith, r. 819 Market Carr David, machinist The Singer Mnfg Co. , r. 503 Jessie Carr Edward B., policeman, r. 437 Jessie Carr Edwin W., foreman pattern maker Mtaa. Iron Works, r. 112 M Fell Carr Frank, clerk Palmer & Rey, r. 1306 Stockton Carr Frank, porter Harvey House, 807 California Carr Frank D., bookkeeper Easton & Eldridge, r. 1927 Laguna Carr George, barber, r. 1134 Folsom Carr George G., student, r. 220 San Jose Av Carr George P., tinner, r. 311 Franklin Carr George W., clerk superintendent S. P. RR., r. 157 M Perry Carr Henry B., r. 434 Fifth Carr Howard (Klein & Carr) r. 119 O'Farrell Carr James (Devaney & Carr) r. 27 Federal Carr James, proptr Portland House, 94 Sacramento Carr James J., helper National Iron Works, r. 523 Howard Carr Jerome B., contractor, r. 2017 Hyde Carr Jolm, druggist, SE cor Sixth and Harrison Carr John, hackman Plaza, r. 110 Clinton Carr John, laborer, r. Breslin Hotel Carr John, laborer, r. 510 Mission Carr John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Carr John, packer, r. 221 Ritch Carr John G., carpenter, r. 20 Taylor Carr John R., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1712 Sacramento Carr John W., teamster Presidio Reservation Carr Joseph, laborer, r. 504 Sixteenth Carr Joseph, teamster Reno & Emmons, r. 630 Bran- nan Carr Joseph J., plumber, r. NE cor Eighteenth and Dolores Carr Joseph L., r. Ill Jessie Carr Levi, carpenter Andrew Wilkie, r. 658 Minna Carr Margaret, widow, r. 1412 Folsom Carr Margaret C, widow, r. 7 Bowie Av Carr Matthew D., printer, r. 1016 Pine Carr Michael C, librarian Bancroft Library, r. 1102 Taylor Carr Michael R., porter, r. 2000 Dupont Carr Nelson F., teamster American Sugar Refinery, r. 606 Linden Av Carr Patrick, laborer, r. 238 Ju.ner and -wholesale book seller, publislier of the Overland Monthly, 130 Sutter, rooms 7-11, r. 1100 Van Nesa Av Carson Theodore L., oflicers' messman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Carsou Thomas, wood carver, r. 158 Shipley, rear Carson Thomas E., milUwright Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 25 Glover Carson William (Dolbeer & Carson) r. Eureka, Cal. Carson William, machinist, r. 5 Bush St. PI Carss Catherine, widow, groceries, 51 M Louisa Carss William, house painter, r. 513^ Louisa Carsten Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission and Seventeenth, r. 302 Seventeenth 1^" Carsten. See Karsten Carstens Charles, cooper David Woerner, r. 65 Minna Carstens George, painter, r. 1734 Sumner Carstens John F., laborer, r. 186 Vandewater Carstensen Henry, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni- ture Co., r. 1504 Buchanan Carstensen Julius, general merchandise, NW cor Twenty-ninth and Dolores Carstensen Peter A., fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 18 Decatur Carston George E., storekeeper The Baldwin, r. 1025 Mission Carstons Henry, longshoreman, r. 403 Francisco Carswell George W., drayman, r. 428 Hayes Cartan Charles M., paperhanger and painter, 1120 Taylor, r. 1207 Clay Cartan Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r. 330 Sutter Cartan, McCarthy «& Co. (Frank M. Cartan and Timothy F. McCarthy) wholesale wines and liq- uors and distillers' agents, 511-513 Sacramento Carter Alfred, waiter P. C. SS. State of California, r. Bay St. House Carter Anthony, plumber Golden City Chemical Works, r. 608 Seventh Carter Arthur P., sign painter Jabez S. Swan, r Brooklyn Hotel G.W.CLARK & CO. nKI SSMP 645 MARKET ST. UIMni/l CV CDirOC 8 UAVCC FlIIiTOHr IROX ^VURHM, ais Fremont Ktreer, nINulVLt T jOrltllO tt rlAT CO, Agents for the celebrated I»£AI«£ »TKAiV PUMPS. CAR 298 CAS Carter A. 8., r. Park Hotel Carter Benjamin, whitener, r. E 8 Minnesota, bet Butte and Sierra Carter Bernard B., cook SS. Mexico Carter C. E.. telegraph operator S. P. RR., r. 915H Market Carter Charles, engineers' storekeeper P. M. SS. City of Sydney Carter Charles C, carpenter, r. 317 Third Carter Charles H., mnfr iron laths and contractor, office 328 Pine, r. 327 Fell Carter Edward, janitor Nevada Block Carter Fannie, widow, r. 5 Prospect PI Carter Frederick F., messenger depot quartermasters' office Presidio Reservation Carter Frederick S., mining secretary, r. 1915 Sacra- mento Carter George-, longshoreman, r. 325 Bryant Carter George A., cigarmaker, r. 751 Twenty-fourth Carter George B., janitor Nevada Block, r. 1828 Pow- ell Carter George E., bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., r. 610 Sutter Carter George J. (McQuade & Carter) r. 9 Russell Carter Henry, clerk, r. 1717 Ellis Carter Henry, merchant, r. 1639 Ellis Carter James, laborer, r. 19 Stevenson Av Carter James A. Mrs., r. 729 3^ Natoma Carter James E., laundryman, r. 2927 Mission Carter James J., machinist, r. 19 Stevenson Av Carter James W., hair dresser, r. 47 Second Carter Jane Mrs., hair dressing, 403 Sixth Carter Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1109 Folsom Carter John, boatman U. S. Naval Landing, r. 1709 >^ Jones Carter John, carpenter, r. 230 Kearny Carter John, driver City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth Carter John, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 1021}^ Market Carter John, laborer, r. 12 Graham PI Carter John, laborer, r. 132 Hayes Carter John C, lumberman, r. 36 Natoma Carter John M., shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 405 Polk Carter Jolfti T., accountant, 513 California, r. 1915 Sacramento Carter Joseph, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Carter Joseph H., machine ojierator Cahn, Nickels- burg & Co., r. 12 Graham PI Carter Joseph K., notary public and commis- sioner deeds, 416 Montgomery, r. 610 Nineteenth Carter L., machinist, r. 1300 J^ Stockton Carter L. Mrs., widow, r. 516 Taylor Carter Margaret Mrs., r. 542 Natoma Carter Mary Miss, r. 1616 Powell Carter Mary E. Mrs. r. 2419 Clay Carter Maud M. Miss, r. 951 Harrison Carter Myron H., drayman, r. 4 Caroline Carter Patrick, laborer, r. 714 Larkin, rear Carter Rebecca T. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan Primary School, r. 44 Sixth Carter Richard, clerk Wolff & Kelley, r. 729 JiJ Natoma Carter Robert W., broker, r. 2419 Clay Carter Sarah R.. widow, r. 178 Fourteenth Carter Thomas, contractor, r. 632 Market Carter Thomas, plumber, r. 117 Drumm Carter Thomas, teamster Pac. Trucking Co. Carter Thomas B., machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 533 Sacramento Carter Thomas S., solicitor Call, r. 951 Harrison Carter William, boatman, r. 5 Broadway Carter William F. (Adams & Carter) r. 1808 Laguna Carter William H., janitor Nevada Block, r. 6 Salmon Carter William H., marble cutter, r. 164 Jessie Carter William H., stevedore, r. N s Greenwich, nr Sausome Carter William W., traveling salesman Merry, Fault & Co.. r. 1810 Jessie Carthcut James L. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry Cartier Victor, lapidary, r. 9 Varennes Cartledge William, medical student, r. N s Twenty- second, bet Howard and Capp Cartless Timothy, watchman, r. N s Parker Av, nr Columbia PI, B. H. Cartmell James, mason, r. 2110 Green Cartmell John, carpenter, r. 147 Shipley Cartmell Margaret Mrs., r. 634 Howard Cartmell Robert J., machinist H. W. Rice, r. 534 Six- teenth Carto Anna Mrs., r. 425 Grove Carto Charles F., architect, r. 24 Lewis PI Carton John, gardener Leland Stanford, r. 6 Miles Court Cartcn Mary E., widow, r. 805 Filbert Cartwright A. D., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 771 Fourteenth Cartwright David S., teamster, SE cor Mission and Main, r. 334 J^ Tenth Cartwright Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1335 Pacfic Cartwright William, waiter, r. 931 Sacramento Carty George, stock clerk Wiester & Co., r. 524 Minna Carty James, r. 72 Natoma Carty James, r. City Hotel Carty James, tinsmith, r. 1508 Powell Carty John J., tanner, r. 413^ Borland Carty Luke, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansome Carty Martin, laborer, r. 318 Pacific Carty Michael, pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 1257 Montgomery, rear Carty Paul, watchman Bode & Searle. r. 524 Minna Carty Peter, sexton St. Rose Church, r. N s Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth Carty Stephen, night watchman steamers, r. 24}^ Garden Carty Sylvester J. , bookkeeper City Cab and Carriage Co.. r. 524 Minna Carty Thomas, hostler, r. 830 Eddy Carue Thomas, drayman, r. 321 Fifth Carusi J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Cariasi Mary J. Mrs., principal Ocean House School, r. 1604 Larkin Carusi Samuel P., attorney, r. 1604 Larkin Caruthers George, contractor and builder, r. 5 Terba Bueua Carvel 1 Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 944 }Walter M., draftsman, r. 916 Larkin tJ^ Cary. See Carey Casa Antonio, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Casabonne John P., bartender Joseph B. Casabonne, r. 523 Union Casabonne Joseph B., liquor saloon, 614 Broadway, r. 523 Union Casad Martin R., detective, r. 214 J^ Sixth Casadebat J., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific n Casamajou Augustus Mrs., widow, r. 435 Jessie Casamajou Victor, collector, r. 637 Broadway Casanova Anton, r. 431 Pine Casanova Henry (F. Daneri & Co.) r. 1007 Union Casanova Jose R.. r. 1153 Mission Casanova Martin, Swiss Mutual Ben. See, 627 Com- mercial Casanova Matthew, r. 431 Pine Casanueva Francisco, r. 502 Washington Casares Juan G., waiter, r. 217 Kearny Casaretto Gabriel, carpenter, r. 4 Vulcan Lane Casarubio Carmel, widow, r. 512 Vallejo Casassa Auguste, collector, r. 10 Cadell Alley Casassa Augustine, clerk Luigi Giannotti, r. 209 H Second Casassa .•Vugustino, fireman, r. 1031 Montgomery Casassa Bartolomeo, laborer, r. 4 Lafayette PI Casassa Carlo, laborer Bay View Distillery, r. cor Sumatra and Monougahela Cassssa Charles, vegetables, r. 6 Elm Av Casassa Charles H., boarding, 517 Union Casassa Domenico (Arata & Casassa) r. 1522 Turk SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «»^'''"9j/.^i:'3t''L»."iv?l"'«"-«' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. CmBERI^ANn, 1,EHIUH. and EN«I.INH FOriVORV COKE, 41 Market Mtreet, corner Spear. CAS 299 CAS Casassa Eugenio, Italian Ben. Soc. 423 "Washington Casassa Francisco, fruits, 841 Market, r. 17 Lafayette PI Casassa Giovanni (Perazzo & Casassa) r. KE cor Union and Kearny Casassa John B., scavenger, r. 9 Union PI, rear Casassa Roland, carrier La Voce del Popolo, r. 11 Union PI Casassa Rolando, vegetable peddler, r. 503 Union Casassa Stefano (Bacigalupi & Casassa) r. 908 Jj Pacific Casassa Stepli«n, laborer, r. 517 Union Casautancq Frank, butcher, r. Savannah, bet Venezu- ela and Trinidad- Casavecchia Egisto, r. 618 Green Casciani Salvatore, coal dealer, r. 907 'Washington Cascina Emamiele, Italian Ben. Soc, iT3 Washington Cascinelli G. B., vegetables, 34 Colombo Market Cascius Hotel, Mrs. Timothy Keeflfe proptr, NE cor Louisiana and Sierra Case Charles E., dentist, ofilce and r. 209 Kearny Case Ervin T., attorney at law, 430 California, room 5, r. 1203 Pacific Case George A., bookkeeper S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 2338 "Washington Case George A., milkman, r. 1606 Larkin Case George J., teamster, r. 1047 3^ Market Case Herbert P., teamster, r. 1606 Larkin Case Isham, workman U. S. Mint, r. East Oakland Case Joseph D., freight agent C. P. RR., Ferry "Wharf Case Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 20}^ Fifth Case P. S., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn. Case Samuel S., printer, r. 2028 Folsom Case Thomas J., clerk, r. 48 Fourth Casebolt H. i Co., (Henry Casebolt) carriage mnfrs, cor Union and Lagima, office and salesroom 31 Market Casebolt Henry (H. Casebolt & Co.) r. 2700 Pierce Casebolt Ira J., blacksmith, and foreman Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D. Casebolt Jacob D., r. Laguna. bet Filbert and Union Casebolt Jonathan B., foreman Sutter St. RR., r. 625 "Walnut Av Casebolt Simon, machinist Pac. Iron "Works, r. 625 "Walnut Av Casedebat Peter, waiter, r. 815 Stockton Caselini V., r. 509 Broadway Casella Andrew, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Casella Antonio, office cleaner, r. 1508 Dupont Casella Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Casella Gio B., Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Casein Ansano, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Caselli Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 62t Broadway Caselli Olinto, porter, r. 1425}^ Dupont Caselli Peter, laborer, r. 525 Union Casement Frank, shoe cutter, r. "W s San Jose Av, nr Twenty-fourth Casement "William K., clerk "W. A. Holcomb & Co., r. "W 8 San Jose Av, nr Twenty-f oiurth Casentino Pasquale, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Cases Albert, shoemaker, 702 Broadway Casey Andrew, laborer, r. 20 Stevenson Av Casey Andrew J., bookkeeper, r. 214 Austin Casey Agnes Miss, telegraph operator S. P. C. RR., r. Alameda Casey Catherine, r. 5 Sheridan Casey Catherine, widow, r. 307 Eddy Casey Charles, boilermaker, r. 328 Brannan Casey Charles F., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 207 Seventh Casey Charles H., clerk Call, 710 Market, r. 7 Grand Av Casev Daniel, foreman Pac. Bonded Warehouse, r. 6 Hinckley Casey Daniel, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 34 Haw- thorne Casey Daniel, miner, r. 547 Mission Casey Daniel, wood turner, r. 416 Fulton Casey Daniel D., butcher, r. 214 Austin Casey Daniel J., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co.,r. 7 Grand Av Casev Daniel J., molder, r. 17 Twenty-second, nr Bart- lett Casev Dennis, teamstei, r. 116 Clara Casey Edward J., deputy County Clerk, r. 1806 Ellis Casey Edward M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 307 Eddy Casey Edward W., broker, r. 1806 Ellis Casey Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 307 Eddy Casey Ellen, widow, r. 668 Clementina Casey Eugene M.. gasfitter. r. 443 Natoma, rear Casey Francis, waiter, r. 416!^ Natoma Casey George, soapmaker, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth Casey Gregory, engineer and roaster Bernard & Man- tell, r. 6 Hinckley Casey Harry J. (H. J. Casey & Co.) r. 419 Geary Casey Henry, deputy County Recorder, r. 17 Twenty- second Casey Henry Jr., r. 17 Twenty-second, nr Bartlett Casey Henry H., shoemaker, and extraman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., r. 328 Brannan Casey H. J. & Co. (Harry J.Casey) engravers and cop- perplate printers, 219 Bush Casey James, r. 442 Fifth Casey James, butcher, r. 6 Antonio Casey James, carpenter, r. 15 Verona Casey James, contractor, r. S s Duncan, bet Dolores and Guerrero Casey James, deckhand 8. P. C. RR. stmr Garden'Clty, r. 3 Freelon Casey James, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. 625 Second Casey James, painter, r. 11^ Hollis Casey James, tanner, r. Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac Casey James, teamster, r. 423 Ninth Casey James Jr., clerk Corneliiis Toohey, r. 11 3^ Hol- lis Casey James Jr., machinist, r. S s Duncan, bet Dole- '■ res and Guerrero I Casey James B., carpenter, r. 4113^ Natoma ! Casey James F., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. NW cor Bryant and Ninth Casey J. B., carpenter, r. 533 Sacramento Casey Jeremiah, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, r. Oakland Casey Jerome, painter, r. 328 Brannan Casey John, asphaltum roofer, r. 724 Brannan Casey John, bar tender, r. 158 Tehama Casey John, coppersmith, r. 9 Salmon Casev John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2 Goodsell PI Casey John, laborer C. P. RR. Casey John, longshoreman, r. 423 Natoma Casey John, mason, r. 45 Sacramento Casey John, policeman, r. 1153 Howard Casey John, seaman, r. 36 Clay Casey John, seaman, r. 867 Market Casey John, shoemaker, r. 123 Jtf Shotwell Casey John, stableman, r. 1743^ Clementina Casey John, teamster George B. Knowles & Son, r. 214 Austin Casey John, tobacconist, r. 411 3^ Natoma Casey John, upholsterer, r. 424 Broadway Casey John, with Cal. Cracker Co., r. 313 Pacific Casey John C, tanner, r. 724 Brannan Casey John E., distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 24 Nevada Casey John F., painter, r. 11)^ Hollis Casey John S., painter, r. 328 Brannan Casey John W., porter Pac. Bonded Warehouse, r. 6 Hinckley Casey Joseph, messman P. M. SS. City of New York Casey Joseph, painter, r. 328 Brannan Casey, Joseph A., check clerk Hibemia Savings and Loan Soc, r. Oakland Casey Joseph H., laborer, r. 20 Stevenson Av Casey Joshua B., carpenter, r. 227 Green Casey Kate, domestic 821 Grove Casey Kate, domestic 1404 Van Ness Av Casey Kate F. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary School, r. 328 Brannan Casey Lawrence, porter George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 11 White PI Casey Margaret, widow, r. 9 Salmon Casey Margaret, widow, r. 411 J« Natoma Casey Martin, plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 24 Nevada Casey Mary, domestic 348 Fremont Casey Mary E. Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School, r. 17 Twenty-second Casey Mary T., domestic 509 Twenty-fifth Casey Matthew, fireman La Grande Laundry Casey Maurice, clerk Tully R. Wise, r. 1612 Jones Casey M. Francis, superintendent G. Coblentz, r. 1802 Market Casey Michael, boarding, 4S0 Brannan Casey Michael, laborer, r. 6 Hinckley Casey Michael, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel Casey Michael, plumber Frederick Raisch, r. 420 Ful- ton Casey Michael J., clerk, r. 9 Salmon w H o w o o SB I s 9 SO © o o O o TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 5 I I Market St. S01.K AGEXTS FOR Dedericr's Pernetnal HAY PRESSES JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. CAS 300 CAS ft o s «3 A t o HI OP V o •H ;h CP l-H OP S3 ;h H o .4 H Casey Minnie C. Mrs., assistant Spring Valley Primary School, r. 32 Langton Casey Nellie Miss, dressmaker, 30 Post Casey Nellie Miss, millinery, 1003 Mission, r. 1007 Market Casey Nellie A. Miss, r. 17 Twenty-second, nr Bartlett Casey Nora, domestic 20 Hawthorne Casey Owen, carpenter, r. 1149 )i Harrison Casey Owen, groceries and liquors, 1038 Bryant Casey Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 120 Perry Casey Patrick, saloon waiter P. M. S8. City Rio de Janeiro Casey Patrick A., clerk, r. 307 Eddy Casey Patrick C, sparmaker, r. 1 Ridley Casey Patrick D., brass molder Weed & Kingwell, r. 24 Nevada Casey Patrick D., steward R. R. Swain, r. 610 Castro Casey Patrick F., plumber and gasflttei, 830 Pacific, r. 9 Salmon Casey Patrick J., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 37 Ev- erett Casey Patrick J., painter, r. 1207 Laguna Casey Peter S. Rev., pastor St. Peter's Church, r. 1203 Alabama Casey Richard, carpenter, r. 561 Bryant Casey Rosa, chambermaid International Hotel Casey Sarah M. Miss,r. 17 Twenty-second, nr Bartlett Casey Thomas, carpenter, r. German Hotel Casey Thomas, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 1821 Jessie Casey Thomas, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. E s Central Av, bet Sutter and Bush Casey Thomas, shoemaker, r. 123 Shipley Casey Thomas, teamster, r. 14 Boardman PI Casey Thomas F., clerk County Recorder, r. 328 Bran- nan Casey Thomas J., r. 48 Fourth Casey William, bill poster, r. 313 Pacific Casey William, carpenter, r. 433 Minna Casey William, clerk Falk & Simon, NE cor Larkin and O'Farrell Casey William, laundryman, r. 24 Nevada Casey William, laborer, r. 113 Clinton Casey William, laborer C. P. RR. Casey William, longshoreman, r. 328 Brannan Casey William, watchman Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 416^ Natoma Casey William J., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 907 Sutter Casey William P., teacher mathematics, r. 917 Polk Cash Augusta, cloakmaker, S s Twenty-seventh, nr Church, r. 1404 Church Cash George A., r, 1404 Church Cash Robert, broker, r. 568 Mission Cash Sti llman'.TK 156 Clementina Cashel Francis, laborer, r. 817 Mission Cashel George J., driver D. McMillan, r. 817 Mission Cashel John, porter George Morrow, r. 746 Howard Casben Benjamin, r. 1413 Vallejo Cashen John, laborer, r. 26 Langton Cashier Minibg Co, (Dakota Ter.) office 327 Pine, room 9 Cashin D'Arcy M., examiner gangers' returns. Custom House, r. 2023 Webster Casbin James, clerk Mutual Ice Co., r. 2023 Webster Cashin James D., boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 70 Minna Cashin James O., clerk Mutual Ice Co., r. 2023 Web- ster Cashin Jolin, superintendent and secretary Mu- tual Ice Co., 222 Fifth, r. 2023 Webster Cashin Katie Miss, booksewer Bartling & Kimball, r. 34RU8S Cashin Mary E., widow, r. 34 Russ Cashin Richard, hostler William Kerr, r. 903 Battery Casbin Timothy, laborer, r. 223 Linden Av Cashman Cornelius, bartender Doyle & Cashman, r. 156 Clementina Cashman Daniel (Doyle & Cashman) r. 764 Howard Cashman Denis, laborer, r. 8 Silver Cashman James, engineer stmr Rockaway, r. 1107 Stockton Cashman James, ship carpenter, r. 530 Howard Cashman Mary, widow, r. 2 Federal Cashman Mary A., widow, agent Gold Cure, r. 1104 Mission Cashman Mary Ann, widow, furnished rooms, 148 Fifth Cashman M. J., molder Occidental Foundry, r. 148 Fifth Cashman Patrick H., housepainter, r. 148 Fifth Cashman Richard, laborer, r. 17 Welsh Cashman Theodore J., machinist, r. SE cor McAllis- ter and Devisadero Cashman William, ship carpenter Matthew Turner, r. 39 Clarence PI Cashman William, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1866 Stevenson Cashman William M., with Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg Co., r. 1104 Mission Cashmore George E., laborer, r. Brooklyn Hotel Casinelli Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Casinelli Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Casinet S., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Casini Paris, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Casino HispaSo-Americano, Eugene De Sabla presi- dent, 226 Sutter Caskett James, seaman, r. 243 Perry Casner Gussie, clerk Mrs. R. Piatt, r. 1118 Howard Casner Harry, clerk, r. 1118 Howard Casner Jonas, mnfr cigars, 1118 Howard Cason Cesar, liquor saloon, 246 Third, r. 712 Folsom Cason Joseph H., barber Cornelius W. Wilson, r. 6 Burritt Caspari Caesar, musician, r. 814 Bush Caspar! Christina, teacher vocal and instrumental music, r. 814 Bush Casper Andrew, laborer C. P. RR. Casper Caesar, commission merchant, 585 Market, t. 516 Van Ness ^v Casper Charles, molder McCormick Bros. Casper Charles, tailor, r. 203 Fourth Casper H., laborer Dickie Bros. Casper Samuel, importer human hair and fancy hair ornaments, 585 Market, r. The Windsor Casper Wolf, tailor, r. 1080 Howard Casperson Martin, r. 7 Russ Caspersson Andrew P., laborer, r. 508 Howard Cass John J., hardware, 360 Third Cass Richard, expressman, foot of Market, r. 1807 Ste- venson Cass Robert, wool scourer, r. 724 Brannan Cassa Joseph, gardener, r. Spring Valley Homestead, off Mission Road Cassar Michelle, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Cassaretto Antonio, scavenger, r. 533 Green Cassebohm Margaret, widow, r. 1429 Polk Cassel H., teacher music, r. 541 Sixteenth Cassel Katie Mrs., plaster casts, 1058 V4 Howard Casselini F., r. 509 Broadway Casselini Vincenzo (M. Pedroni & Co.) r. 527 Broad- way Cassell John F., mining, r. 211^ Pacific Av IW Cassell. See Castle Casselli Domenico, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing- ton Casselmann Ernestine W., widow, r. 113 Capp Casselmann Louise C. Miss, embroiderer, r. 113 Capp Cassen Isaac, r. W s Washington Av, nr Precita Av, B. H. l^"Ca6sen. See Cassin Cassens John, seaman, r. 427 Green ^ Casserly Augustine, law student, r. 848 Van Ness Av Casserly Edward, storekeeper Board of Education Casserly Edward P., clerk, r. 321 Pacific Casserly Eugene, attorney at law, r. 848 Van Ness Av Casserly John, r. 848 Van Ness Av Casserly John, cutter Reichenberg & Co., 120 Battery Casserly William, helper William Dunmore, r. 17 Glasgow Casserly William, hostler Daly & Ei&ne, r. 1010 Val- encia Cassidy Andrew, groceries and liquors, SW cor Val- encia and Ridley Cassidy Andrew, teamster Holbrook, Merrill h Stet- son, r. 75 Clementina Cassidy Andrew E., glassblower, r. 1412 Howard Cassidy Ann, widow, r. 140 Hickory Av Cassidy B. Mrs., r. 68 Minna Cassidy Bernard, teamster, r. 245 Clementina Cassidy Bridget, widow, r. 42 Stanley PI Cassidy Bridget, widow, r. 243!^ Langton Cassidy Christopher, laborer, r. 408 Natoma Cassidy Edward, groceries and liquors, 221 G<^K den Gate Av Cassidy Edward, vegetables, r. 2537 Post Cassidy Francis J., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1326 Natoma LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. "''"°"°'rnVnttrr5'Sr ""'''' LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAAiHIXO WEL.!. ]><»NE AT VERY LOW RATEV. OFFICE, 64S MARKET STREET, CAS 301 CAS Cassidy Frank, wool sorter T. Bailey & Co., r. 243J^ Langton Cassidy Hugh, produce dealer, r. 1326 Natoma Cassidy James, deckhand Cal. S. N. stmr Mary Garratt Cassidy James, laborer, r. 21 Hinckley Cassidy James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Cassidy James H., teamster Fox & Duley, r. 1326 Ka- toma Cassidy J. H. Mrs., r. 933 Twenty-first Cassidy John, driver Austin King, r. cor Sixteenth and Howard , Cassidy John, fireman, r. 719 Montgomery Av Cassidy John, glassblo"wer Cal. Glass Works, r. 5 Sheridan Cassidy John, horse trainer, r. SW cor Twentieth and Point Lobos Avs Cassidy John, teamster, r. 517 Ivy Av Cassidy John J., morocco dresser Bloch & Davidson, r. 5 Gilbert Cassidy John J., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. Laurel Av, nr Crescent, B. H. Cassidy Joseph, conductor Geary St. EK., r. 1505 Bu- chanan Cassidy Katie Q. Miss, r. 466 Tehama Cassidy Maria, domestic 1109 Clay Cassidy Mary, widow, r. 5 Gilbert, rear Cassidy Mary E. Mrs., news depot, 143 Fifth Cassidy Mary J., widow, r. 321 Golden Gate Av Cassidy Matthew, cartman, r. 97 Colton Cassidy Michael, molder S. F. Brasc Works, r. 5 Sher- idan Cassidy Patrick, r. 46 Louisa Cassidy Patrick, butcher, 204 Twenty-third Cassidy Patrick, laborer Cal. Glass Works Cassidy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 17 Tehama, rear Cassidy Robert, laborer, r. 46 Louisa Cassidy Sarah, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Cassidy Thomas P., leather dresser Bloch & Davidson, r. 5 Gilbert, rear Cassidy William, coal passer O. Imp. SS. Umatilla Cassidy William, laborer Presidio Reservation Cassidy William, ship carpenter, r. 143 Fifth Cassie George W., bartender, r. 504 Howard Cassie William, engineer Eisen Bros., r. 504 Howard Cassie William Jr., silversmith, r. 504 Howard Cassilll Augustino, artist plaster Paris, r. 139 Elev- enth Cassilly John P., physician and dentist, 132 Fourth Cassm Albert W., laborer Spence & Johnson, r. 607 Greenwich Cassin B. F., shoemaker, r. 616 Minna Cassin Cornelius J., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. W s Clara Av, nr Seventeenth Cassin Francis, r. 959 Howard Cassin Francis Jr., commercial traveler, r. 959 Howard Cassin Henry C, porter King, Morse & Co., r. 607 Greenwich Cassin Julia, widow, r. 245 Clementina Cassin Mary F. Miss, teacher music, r. 959*Howard Cassin Nellie Miss, shoefltter, r W s Clara Av, nr Seventeenth Cassin Patrick Rev., clergyman Dominican Monas- tery. SW cor Bush and Steiner Cassin Patrick J. (P. J. Cassin & Co.) r. 917 Golden Gate Av Cassin Peter F., shoemaker, r.W s Clara Av, nr Seven- teenth Cassin P. J. & Co. (Patrick J. Cassin) wholesale li- quor dealers and rectifiers, SW cor Battery and Washington Cassin Sarah, shoefltter, r.W s Clara Av, nr Seven- teenth 8y"CaBsin. See Cassen Cassina Giovanni B., laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI Cassinelli Stephen, laborer, r.W s San Bruno Road, nr Bacon, IJ. M. T. Cassie Giovanni A., barber, 1423 Dupont Cassio Louis, drayman, r. 331 Union, rear Cassius M., compositor, r. 530 Commercial Cassou Bernard, r.W s Girard, nr Silver Av, U. M. T. CasBou Jean P., milkman, W s Girard, nr Silver Av, tJ. M. T. Castagnet Peter (Castagnet & Co.) r. 530 Merchant Castagnet & Co. (Peter Castagnet and Benoit Biscou) liquor saloon, 530 Merchant Castagnet Pierre, boarding, cor Venezuela and Rail- road Av Castagnetto Agostino, clerk P. Castagnetto, r. 503 Green Castagnetto Emanuele, Italian Ben. Sec, 423 Wash- ington Castagnetto Giovanni, Fishermen's Market, NE cor Front and Vallejo Castagnetto Giovanni, dry and fancy goods, 1234 Du- pont Castagnetto Gregorio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing- ton Castagnetto Pietro, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Green Castagnino Andrea, fish dealer, 1409 Dupont Castagnino Emanuele, carpenter, 427 Filbert Castagnino Peter, carpenter E. Castagnino, r. 427 Fil- bert Castaneda Alanacio, jeweler, r. 417 Broadway Castanisco Henry, gardener ,W s Mission Road, nr Six- Mile House Castel George, furniture and upholstery, 416 Powell Castelazo Arthur, messenger Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 722 O'Farrell Castelliun Frederick J,, attorney at law, 609 Sacramento, rooms 7-8, r. 224 Shotwell Castelhun Mary A. Miss, principal South Cosmopoli- tan Primary School, r. 224 Shotwell Castellanos Jose, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 835 Broadway Castellanos Margarita Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1402 Stock- ton Castelle B. Stephen, boiler felter, r. 236 Minna Castello Henry C, clerk Alms House Castello Mollie Miss, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1316 California B^Castello. See Costello Castens Henry, cooper, r 411 Pacific Caster James L., compositor Argonaut, r. Alameda Casterline Edward P., clerk freight auditor C. P. ER., r. Oakland Castiglioni Serafino, butcher Emelio Di Vecchio, r. 728 Vallejo Castillar Hairison M., lettercarrier Post OfBce, r. 642 Washington Castillar Sarah Mrs., bookbinder, 642 Washington Castillo Daniel M. (D. M. Castillo & Son) r. NE Cor Day and Sanchez Castillo D. M. & Son (Daniel M. and Leo M.) gro- ceries and liquors, NE cor Day and Sanchez Castillo Fermin, restaurant. 20 Hinckley CastiUo Leo M. (D. M. Castillo & Son), r. NE cor Day and Sanchez Castillo Reyes, fortuneteller, r. 1328 Dupont Castillon Dolores Miss, seamstress, r. 29 Hinckley Castillon Jesus, widow, r. 29 Hinckley Castino Joseph, seaman P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 715 Davis Castle Albert E., bookkeeper T. ff. Dowling & Co., r. 2535 Mission Castle Albert E., clerk Castle Bros. & Loupe, r. 621 O'Farrell Castle Brothers & Loupe (WaWer M. and Fred- erick L. Castle and Leopold Loupe) importers and wholesale grocers, 213-217 Front Castle Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, r. 18 Freelon Castle John, N s Gody, bet Mission and California Av Castle Dome Mining and Smelting^ Co. (Melrose, Alameda Co.) Daniel Buck secretary, 81 Nevada Block Castle Edward, laborer, r. 372 Natoma Castle Frederick, brakeman S. P. RR., r. 117 Perry Castle Frederick li., capitalist, ofiBce 213 Front Castle James, teamster, r. W s Mission, nr Randall Castle John G., shipcarpenter, r. 544 Howard Castle Michael (Macondray & Co.) r. 621 O'Farrell Castle Stephen, pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 922 Green- wich Castle W. A., laborer Cal. Oil Works, r. 612 Howard Castle Walter M. (Castle Brothers & Loupe) r. 621 O'Farrell 1^" Castle. See Cassell Castlen Edward B., bookkeeper J. C. Merrill & Co., r. 237 San Jose Av Castlen John G., salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co., r. 237 San Jose Av Castner Charles A. (Castner & McLellan) r. 801 Hayes Castner Frederick S., gardener, r. SW cor Solano and Tennessee Castner & McLellan (Charles A. Castner and Robert McLellan) sparmakers, S s Berry, ' bet Fifth and Sixth Castor Joseph, porter Bachman Bros., r. 1618 Turk WINDOW SHADES "5.Sa S SUS G. W. Clarl & Co,, §45 Met St. H IMCKI.EY, SPIKRS A HATES. F171.TON IRUX WORKS. 813 Fremont St.. aianuracturerii of SAW :tIII o O tt. o Castorena Jesus, carpenter Jacob Strahle& Co., r. 1513 Powell Castrapelli John, seaman P. M. SS. City of Bio de Janeiro Castro Albert, upholsterer A. N. Levy, r. 608 Fell Castro Frank, oiler C. P. RE., r. 3 Bernard Castro Jesus, r. 603 Broadway Castro Jose M., farmer, r. 523 Vallejo Castro Joseph, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 717 Stockton Castro Louis, civil engineer, 511 Montgomery, r. San Leandro Castro Magiu, farmer, r. 310 Tehama Castro Marina, widow, r. 1612 Stockton Caswell E. E. Mrs., millinery, 28 Poet Caswell Erastus, pianist, 733 Market Caswell George W., salesman William G. Badger, r. Fruit Vale Caswell Harvey Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 535 Post Caswell John, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Caswell Samuel C, teamster William BuUen, r. 242 Seventh Caswell Thomas H., Grand Secretary Grand Chapter R. A. M. and Grand Recorder Grand Commandery Euights Templar, office Masonic Temple, r. 25 Potter Caswell William, second officer P. C. SS.Bonita, r. 540 Market Caswell William A., weigher, r. 209 Leidesdorflf Catalini Joseph, poultry, Clay St. Market, r. 12 Ever- ett Catania George, clerk Catania & Berretta, r. 1031 Clay Catania Joseph (Catania & Berretta) r. 1031 Clay Catania & Berretta (Joseph Catania and Guglielmo Berretta) fish dealers, 33-39 S. F. Market Cataract Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 California, room 26 Cate Charles, contractor, r. 630 Natoma Cate Frank L., painter, r. 630 Natoma Catechi John, fruits, 204 Second Catello Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Cateron W. H., r. 1434 Turk Cates Augustus, carpenter, r. 533 Sacramento Cathcart Alfred- B., bookkeeper George Morrow, r. 18.56 Stevenson Cathcart Charles L., bookkeeper J. W. Brown, r. 711 Nineteenth Cathcart George G., seaman, r. 226 Pacific Cathcart James, cooper, r. 226 Pacific Cathcart Lizzie A. Miss, r. 1922 Stevenson Cathcart W., widow, r. 1922 Stevenson Cather Leonard R., shoemaker, r. 838 Mission Gather William J., fruits and vegetables, 534 Six- teenth, r. 1829 Howard Catin Robert, laborer, r. 212 Ninth Catlna Lorenzo, grocer, r. 444 Green Catlin Agnes, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Catliu Amelia G.Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. Abbotsford House Catlin Braudi T., teacher, r. The Baldwin Catlin James, r. 555 Natoma Catlin Jennie Miss, r. 553 Natoma Catlin P. H. (P. H. Catlin & Co) r. 714 Vallejo Catlin P. H. & Co. (P. H. Catlin and Paul Grampsas) fruits, confectionery, etc., 37 Turk Catlow John, wholesale butcher, r. 9 Liberty Catir Julius, butcher, r. 1402 Pacific, rear Caton , tanner, r. 138 Twenty-fourth Caton Cornelius, laborer C. P. RR., r. lb}4 Boardman PI Caton Gfeorge R., tailor, r. 1616 Mason, rear Caton John R., tailor, r. 1616 Mason, rear Catiarina Catherine, widow, r. 614 Greenwich Cattariua Emauuel J., fruit dealer, r. 614 Greenwich Cattarina Matthew M., porter Sanderson & Horn, r. 6 Prospect PI Cattermole Charles (Charles H. and John C. A. Cat- termole) groceries and liq^uors, SE cor Mason and Vallejo, and NW cor Davis and Broadway Cattermole Charles H. (Charles Cattermole) r. SE cor Mason and Vallejo Cattermole Henry J., clerk Charles Cattermole, r. SE cor Mason and Vallejo Cattermole John C, salesman Charles Cattermole, r. SE cor Mason and Vallejo Cattermole John C.A. (Charles Cattermole) r. SE cor Mason and Vallejo Cattermole Luder, stevedore, r. SE cor Mason and Vallejo Cattermole Robert, benchtaand W. A. Meeker, r. 16 Oak Grove Av Catto Antone, wood and coal, 2738 California Cation Anna M., widow, r. 1417 Taylor Catton C. H. Mrs., r. 1929 Geary Catton Frederick E., bookkeeper Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Oakland Catton Kenneth H., clerk shipping dept Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1417 Taylor Catton William M., cashier Dickson, DeWolf jc Co., r. 1417 Taylor Cattran Joseph H., ship joiner, r. 516 Folsom Catu'ni Antonio, laborer, r. 621 Broadway Caubu Peter, milk ranch, cor Lahaina and Savannah Caughell James, captain stmr Mary D. Hume Caughell John, peddler, r. W s Lundy Lane, nr Es- meralda Av, B. H. Caughell Michael, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Caughell Peter, captain tug Pelican, r. 2747 Bush Caughell William, deck hand tug Pelican, r. 2747 Bush Caughie William, physician, r. 81 Natoma Caughlan Cornelius, porter Vallejo St. Bonded Ware- house, r, 9 Adelaide PI Caughlan Denis, hog ranch, cor St. Thomas and Platte, r. cor Venezuela and Platte Caughlan John, engineer Allen & Toung, r. 1812 Stockton Caughlin Patrick, laborer, r. Mission, nr Thirtieth Cauley A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 357 First Caulfield Daniel, laborer, r. 85 West Mission Caulfield Elizabeth, widow, r. 634 J^ Natoma Caulfield Henry F. (Caulfield & Lynch) r. 228 Bitch, rear Caulfield Kate, widow, r. 85 West Mission Caulfield Maria Miss, r. 328 Jessie Caulfield Michael H., shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock ft Co., r. 39 Averill Av Caulfield Patrick, laborer, r. 320 Chestnut Caulfield Rosina, widow, r. 228 Ritch. rear Caulfield Thomas, laborer, r. 841 Hayes Caulfield & Lynch (Henry F. Caulfield and Hubert T. Lynch) cigars and tobacco, 452 Third Cause William B., r. 26 First Causse Marcus, French laundry, 611 Turk Cavacich Antenio, bartender, r. 32 Steuart Cavagnaro Carlo, r. 911 Jackson Cavagnaro David, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Cavagnaro Domenico, grocer, r. 628 Broadway Cavagnaro Florence, liquor dealer, r. 618 Green Cavagnaro Frank, boots and shoes, 1319 Pacific Cavagnaro Frank A., clerk F. paneri & Co., r. 911 Jackson Cavagnaro G. B., vegetables, 32 Colombo Market Cavagnaro John, merchant, r. 628 Broadway Cavagnaro Joseph F., attorney at law, 318 Pine, room 34, r. 911 Jackson Cavagnaro Louis, clerk, r. 628 Broadway Cavagnaro Luigi, boarding, 14 Union PI Cavagnaro Pasquale, Garibaldi Guayd, 423 Broadway Cavallera Serafino, Bersaglieri Soc, 623 Broadway Cavalletti Charles, fish dealer, r. 828 Ji Bfoadway Cavalletti Democrito, fish, 21-22 New Metropolitan Market, r. 828 H Broadway Cavalli George H., purchasing agent Brigham, Hoppe Je Co., r. 110 O'Farrell Cavalli John, laborer, r. 1107 Montgomery Cavalli Paul, machinist, 1011 Kearny CavflUi S., laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 1107 Mont- gomery Cavallier Jnles P., commission merchant, 220 Sansome, r. 33 Bedford St., Strand, Liondon, En- gland Cavallo Giovanni, baker, r. 3 Gterke Alley Cavan George, ship joiner, r. 129 Turk Cavanagh Agnes, widow, r. 140 Natoma Cavanagh Charles E., laster Hue, Kai & Co., r. 140 Na- toma Cavanagh Edward, plumber Freeman & Wrin, r. 106 Freelon Cavanagh Edward G., machinist John K. Bigelow, r. 1511 Larkin Cavanagh James, doormaker W. B. Bradbury, r. 1901 Bush Cavanagh James F., shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 709}i Minna Cavanagh James 8., tailor, r. 417 Bush Cavanagh Jennie, widow, r. 1511 Larkin Cavanagh John.wood and coal, 1505 California, r. 1511 Larkin SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •'■•'""'" *5S."i"»H'?t°x':*»''''"'' J. MACDONOUGH & CO *"'»**♦■••*•'»«'■»"•»»*'»»*»•" «n«"OAtttii€ii»i«iRo>. ****■ 41 market street, corner Spear. CAV 303 CEN Cavanagh John, yardman S. F. Oafi Light Co., r. 538 Howard Cavanagh John D.. bricklayer, r. 417 Stevenson Cavanagh Joseph, -laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 29)^ Averill Av Cavanagh Luke, laborer C. P. RR., r. 100 Freelon Cavanagh M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Cavanagh Maurice, laborer, r. cor Church and Day Cavanagh Patrick, carriage painter, 426 Pacific, r. 11 Mason Cavanagh Patrick, spinner, r. 5 Alaska PI Cavanagh Richard, trackman N. B. and M. RR., r. 5 Alaska PI Cavanagh Sarah, ■widow, r. N s Dominica, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Cavanagh Thomas, calker, and assistant foreman Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. E s Harrison, bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth Cavanagh Thomas J., policeman, r. 103 Natoma Cavanagh William, blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L. Works Cavanaugh Bartley, workman coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r. 26 Turk Cavanaugh Daniel, laborer Magdalen Asylum Cavanaugh Edward, miner, r. 860 Folsom Cavanaugh Eugene W.,collarmaker, r. SW cor Laguua and Clay Cavanaugh James B., teamster G. H. Pitts & Co., r. Franklin Hotel Cavanaugh John, lumberman, r. 511 Mission Cavanaugh Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 813 Howard Cavanaugh Julia, widow, r. SW cor Laguna and Clay Cavanaugh Matthew, coachman 1115 Geary Cavanaugh Patrick, teamster William Kerr, 903 Bat- tery Cavanaugh Richard H., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1510M Polk Cavanaugh Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 36 Louisa Cavanaugh Walter, laborer, r. 127 Welsh Cavanaugh William H., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1907 Hyde Cavanaugh William M., bookkeeper James T.W^hite & Co., r. 218 Eddy 8^ Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Kavanagh, and Kav- anaugh Cavano John, gasfitter John F. McCormick, r. 739 Broadway Cavasso Isidore, mnfr shirts, neckties, etc., 608 Mont- gomery, r. 911 Pacific Cavasso Isidore L., driver X. M^fret, r. 911 Pacific Caveigl Mary, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Cavello F. Miss, r. 309 OTarrell Cavendish Henry M., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. Oakland Cavendish John, woodturner, r. E 8 Lundy Lane, nr Esmeralda Av, B. H. Caveney John, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 13 Js Bruce PI Caveney Thomas, cutler M. Price, r. 13 Ji Bruce PI Caverly John M., captain P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro, r. 1815 Sutter Caverly Mary A., tailoress, r. 139 Fourth Caverly Grin E., driver Steere & Colby, r. East Oak- land Cavlero Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Caviezel Johan, wlnekeeper Lachman & Jacobl, r. 9 Varennes Caviold Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Cavo August, marble cutter, r. 267 Jessie Cavolara L. F., shoemaker John Utschig, r. 413 Teha- ma Cawley Catherine, domestic 1307 Gough Cawley Edward, coal passer P. C. SS. Dakota Cawley Edward H., foreman Union Warehouse, r. 13 Verona Cawley John, fireman U. S. Revenue stmr J. F. Hart- ley, r. 606 Lombard Cawley William, liquor saloon, 147 Third, r. 210 Third Cawson Benjamin, foreman dressing dept S. F. Pion- eer Woolen Factory, r. E s Larkin, bet North Point and Beach Cawson James, machiniet, r. E s Larkin, bet Beach and North Point Caybergs Felix, carpenter, r. 14 Langton Cayron Emilie Mme., nurse French Hospital, r. S s Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth Cayron Louis, furnished rooms, 1320 Stockton , Caywood Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Caza.ious Peter, laundryman, r. 1211 Howard Cazeau Charles, laborer C. P. RR.,r. 305 Minna Cazeaux D. tSf Co. (Dominique Cazeaux and Au- gusta Drayeur) proprietors Miners' Restaurant, 531-533 Commercial Cazeaux Dominique (D. Cazeaux & Co.) r. 540 Wash- ington Cazeaux Jane, widow, r. 817 Broadway Cazeaux Jean, butcher, 65 Centre Market, r. il7 Ellis Cazeres William, butcher, 322 Fifth Cazneau Jennie P., widow, r. 1405,'^ Folsom Cazneau William L., searcher records, r. 1709 Dupont Cebrian Eusebia, miner, r.l313 Stockton Cebrian John C, civil engineer and architect, 1413 Polk, r. 309 Taylor Cecchettiui Fedele, vegetable peddler, r. 1317 Eearny Cecil John, receiving clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 904 Powell Cecil Samuel, machine hand, r. 608 Fulton Cecottl Cuerico, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo Cederbloom Arved, tailor, 713 M Bush Cediey Emma Mrs., laundry, 2020 Fillmore Cefous James, barber, 125 Fifth, r. 110 Prospect PI Celde Joseph A., laborer, r. 628 California Ceis Henry, painter, r. 718 Green Ceis John, shoemaker, r. 718 Green Celas Demetrio, laborer, r. 28 Hinckley Celery John, clerk CluS'Bros., r. 410 Larkin Celhay E., real estate, r. 210 Montgomery Av Celillo Frank, barber, r. 10 Pollard PI, rear Cella Antonio, fruits and vegetables, NW cor Wash- ington and Powell Cella Bartolomeo (L. De Martini & Co.) r. 431 Vallejo Cella Giovanni, r. 314 Pacific Cella Louis, scavenger, r. 1516 Howard Cellarius George G., musician, r. 1614 Mission Celle John B., boxmaker Wempe Bros., r. 5 Margaret PI Celle Joseph, macaronimaker, r. 5 Margaret PI Celler Mark, clerk S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,r. 163 Perry Celler Samuel, upholsterer, r. 727 Folsom i^~ Celler. See Seller and Zeller Cellinari Giovanni, scavenger, r. 530 Green Cellis Leocardo, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont Cellner William, cigarmaker, 12 Hinckley Celsl Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Celtic Protective Benevolent Society, rooms 818 How- ard Cenac Bernard, rancher, r. 736 Pacific Cennen Kate Mrs., r. 11}^ Antonio Cenowa Julius, master mariner, r. 318 Drumm Centanaro Lorenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Centennial Livery Stable, Fitzgerald & Conlon proptrs, 1513-1515 California Centennial Lodging House, SE cor Drumm and Clay Centennial Planing- Mill, William B. Brad- bury proprietor, 556-572 Brannan Center David, carpenter, r. 2418 Folsom Center House, Mrs. Frances Lejeal proptr, 2013-2015 Folsom Center J. M., filer Union Box Factory, r. Oakland Center Jolm, fireman S. P. RR., r. 212 Sixteenth Center Jolin, real estate, office 512 California, r. NE cor Shotwell and Sixteenth Center Samuel H., laborer Custom House, r. 219 Jj Austin Center William, real estate, r. 244 Shotwell 1^" Center. See Senter Centlivre Francis, hackman, r. 55 Natoma Central Block. 14 Dupont Central Gas Lig-Ut Co., The, George D. Newhall secretary, oflice 841 Market, Avorks N s King, bet Second and Third, and cor Stelner and Bay Central Hotel, Harry W. Lewis proptr, 217 Broadway Central Methodist Episcopal Chiirch, Rev. Elbert R. Dille pastor, N s Mission, bet Sixth and Seventh Central Nevada Live Stock and Land Co., Robert N. Graves president, Joseph M. Quay secretary, office 406 Montgomery Central Pacific Hotel, John M. Farrell proprie- tor, 346-348 Fourth Central Pacific Railroad C'o.,Leland Stanford president, Edward A. Miller Jr. secretary; general office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, passenger depot Oakland and Alameda Ferry, foot Market, freight depots Fourth, King and Townsend Central Pacific Railroad Co. '8 Building', NE cor Fourth and Townsend Central Pacific Railroad Co. 's Freight Depot, SW cor Fourth and Townsend A. H. ISHA9I I. J. TRUMAK Truman, Isham & Co. Manofaclorers' Hgents, 509, 511 MARKET ST. SAN FRAXCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: ■nillV WICtllfORE. OFFICE 133 SPEAR STREET. JOHN WI«I««K|« ;;f j^7 Spear St., and 8«, 28 Howard St. CEN 304 CHA © CO « u '^ I— I o A o o 4s Si OS H 0) Central Paciflc Railroad Co.'s Steamers, office Ferry Building, foot of Market Central Paciflc Railroad Co.'s Wharf; foot Second , -, a ni. Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Rev.W. J. Bmltn pastor, N s Golden Gate Av, bet Taylor and JoneS Central Railroad Co., S. C. Bigelow president, Charles P. Le Breton secretary, office 32 Turk Centre Daniel, machinist 8. F. Cordage Factory Centre Market, Nathan Dodge superintendent, SE cor Sutter and Dupont Cephes George, cook, r. 110 Trenton Cerda Juan de la Crux, consul-general for Chili, office 506 Battery, rooms 21-22 Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 430 Pacific Cereghino David, bootblack, r. 3 St. Charles PI Cereghino David, cigars and tobacco, NE cor wasn. ington and Montgomery, r. 430 Jackson Cereghino Gio B., Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway Cereghino Giovanni, marble cutter L. J. Buffino & Co., r. 11 Union PI Cereghino Giovanni B., seaman, r. 7 Jasper PI Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, NE cor Market and Front, r. 14 Hinckley Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, 537 Merchant, r. 327 Val- lejo, rear Cereghino Mary, packer Hirschfeld & Saroni, r. 414 Vallejo Cereghino Kocco (Cereghino & Ferretti) r. E s Mis- sion, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Cereghino Stefano, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Cereghino & Ferretti (Eocco Cereghino and Louis Ferretti) groceries and liquors, E s Mission, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Cerelli Lorenzo, bootblack, r. 3 Margaret PI Ceresito Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Cerf Albert (Bay City Mnfg Co.) r. 2318 California Cerf Emanuel, expressman, r. 6 Sheridan Cerf Eugene, printer, r. 801 Vallejo Cerf Jules (Bay City Mnfg Co.) r. 716 Post Cerf Julia, widow, furnished rooms, 801 Vallejo Cerf Moses (Bloehman & Cerf) r. 1203 Sutter Ceriale Giovanni, laborer, r. NW cor Francisco and Taylor Cerini John C, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Cerisola Alejandro, commander stmr Democrats, r. 2313 California Cerisola Nicola, boarding, 331 Broadway Cemogorcevich Costo, waiter Cristofora Cernogorce- vich, r. 1711 Jones Cemogorcevich Cristoforo, coffee saloon, 15 Vallejo, r. 1711 Jones Cemogorcevich Stefano, r. 15 Vallejo Cemogorcevich Teofllo, bartender, r. 24 Wetmore PI Cerper John, driver Central KR., r. 605 Seventh Cerritos Deciderio, cigarmaker C. C. Diez, r. 14213^ Dupont Cerro Carlos, tailor, r. 515 Union Cerru Etienne, gardener, cor Java and Santee Ceruttl Antonio. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Cerutti Joseph J., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 9 Cal- houn Cervantes L., civil engineer, r. 633 Sacramento Cervas John, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Cervelli Alessandro, oysterman Joe. A. Giusti, r. 12 High Cervelli Ernesto, cook Nicholas Eendich, cor Broad- way and Kearny Cervelli Francesco, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Cervelli Raffaelo, saloon keeper, r. 519 Greenwich Cevalli Green, porter Palace Hotel, r. 189 Jessie Cevasco Antonio, peddler, r. 8 Russell Cevasco Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Cevasco Giovanni Battista, publisher La Voce del Popolo, 635 Washington Cevasco Laurentz, liquor saloon, 1229 Dupont, r. 3 Union Chabirna Joaquina, widow, r. 33 Hinckley Chabree Louis, tailor, r. 841 Pacific Chace Henry B., sawing, planing and molding mill, 126 Main. r. 2126 Broderiek Chace Herbert M., shorthand reporter, r. Empire Lodgings Chace Nathaniel L., driver O. Lawton & Co., r. 1 Cot- tage PI aarchace. See Chase Chadboume Charles F., salesman Kittle & Co., r. Oak- land . . ^ Chadboume Forrest S. (F. S. Chadboume & Co., and Kieman & Co.) r. 1106 Bush Chadboume F. S. «& Co. (Forrest S. Chad- boume) importers and manufacturers furniture and bedding. 741-745 Market Chadboume Jabei, attorney at law, 528 Califor- nia, room 8, r. Alameda Chadboume Joseph, baker, r. 7 Montgomery Av Chadboume Joshua (Rider, Somers & Co.) r. 828 Treat Av Chadboume M. Miss, r. 331 Jessie Chadboume Thomas J., proptr Eclipse Cracker Bak- ery, 1412-1420- Dupont, office 214 Sacramento, r. 1412 Dupont Chadsey John F., carpet beater J. Spaulding & Co., r. 448 Guerrero Chadsey William R., mining engineer, r. 48 Fourtb Chadwick Andrew J., starter Cal. St. RR., r. SE cor California and Larkin Chadwick Arthur, teamster, r. 117 Ninth Chadwick A. W., driver John Kelso, r. NWcor Powell and Bay Chadwick Charles, liquor saloon, Seventh Av, nr Gol- den Gate Park Chadwick Curtis F., carpenter, r. 122 Eighth Chadwick Frank, bookkeeper, r. 122 Eighth Chadwick Frank R., exchange teller Donohoe, Kelly Jfe Co r BBrkdGV Chadwick Nathaniel G., carpenter and builder, r. 1937 Broadway Chadwick Walter, sashmaker W. B. Bradbury, r. 122 Eighth „ „ Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell,.merchants (San Buena- ventura, Cal.) office NE cor Front and Clay Chaffee Hezekiah C, saloonkeeper, r. 403 Broadway Chaigneau Alfred, label printer, 4 Sutter, nr Sansome, r. 216 San Jos6 Av Chaigneau Victoria, widow, r. 216 San Jo86 Av Chaler V.. r. 605 Broadway Chalich S., r. N s Geary, bet Boyce and Williamson Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean secretary. 79 Nevada Block Challiol Charles, porter Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 12 Dale PI Challiol Helena, widow, r. 12 Dale PI Chains A. D., baker, John G. Buss, r. 1711 Mission Challman Albert, miner, r. Oriental Hotel Challman Peter, oysterman The Fountain, r. 91J Chalmers Alexander, with Hutchinson & Mann, r. 207 Post Chalmers Andrew, seaman, r. 528 Pacific Chalmers Annnie B. Miss, principal Lombard St. Pri- mary School, r. 1528 California Chalmers F., engineer, r. 148 Sixth , ^ . rr a Chalmers Hugh, assistant clerk coiner s dept U. 8 Mint, r. 1118 Market Chalmers James C, manager Crystal Vinegar Works, r. Brunswick House Chalmers J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2124 California Chalmers John C, r. SE cor Clay and Baker Chalmers T. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School,. r. Brunswick House „,c r> Chalmers William, drayman, 537 Market, r. 716 (.app. Chalmers William L., special agent Hutchinson & Mann, r. 1210 Mission Chalmers William P., student, r. 429 Minna Chaloner Mary A., widow, r. 439 Green Chaloner Richard, plumber, r. 916 Jones Chambelle Albert, bartender Pierre Dumont, r. 166 Chamber of Commerce, rooms Merchants' Ex- change Building, secretary's office with S. Foster k Co., 26-28 California Chamber P. P., r. Ahlborn House „ xv w .» Chamberlain Abbie, widow, janitress South lina School, r. W s Somerset, nr Felton. U. M. T. Chamberlain C, carpenter Enterprise Mill and Build- Chamberlain Charles H., receiver U. S. Land Office, C04 Commercial, r. Oakland Chamberlain Charles S., general manager Jud- son Manufacturing Co., office 329 Market, r. Oak- land . ,, T 11 •- Chamberlain Edward W., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co..r. Oakland Chamberlain Elizabeth M. Mrs., r. 720 Laguna Chamlierlain Ellen Mrs., r. 119M Sixth Chamberlain Eugene E., carpenter, r. 720 Laguna Chamberlain Frank, telephone repairer, r. 119M S«tn Chamberlain Frank E., collector A. L. Bancroft S. Co., r. Berkeley I nine DDAIfCDMAM 9 PC\ importers of jewelry and watches, LUUlO DnrtVtnmHn « UU. 119 l«ontgomerySt., sen Lower than any House m this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY UKDERS FOR WASHISrO PROJirTI.Y ATTENl«ei> TO OFFICE. 648 MARU.ET STREET. CHA 305 CHA (^Villiam E. Chamberlain Harry L., carriagetrimmer, r. 608 Leav- enworth Chamberlain Henry L., commission merchant, r. 608 Leavenworth Chamberlain Louis C, compositor, r. Pacific Lodgings Chamberlain William, seaman P. C. 88. Ancon, r. 23 Baldwin Court Chamberlain William B., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1408 Powell Chamberlain William E. Jr. (Chamberlain and Robinson) and principal actual business de- partment Pacific Business College, 320 Post, r. 411 Ellis Chamberlain William H., clerk general auditor's office C. P. RR.,r. Oakland CHAMBERIAIN & ROBINSON Cliainberlaiii Jr. and Tlionias A. Robin son) proprietors Pacific Business Col- lege, 320 Post Chambeilin A. E., r. 2 Leroy PI Chamberlin Arthur N., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1014 Leavenworth Chamberlin Charles C," Carpenter, r. 515 J4 Bush Chamberlin Joseph P. (Lauterbach & Chamberlin) r. cor Army and San Jose Av Chamberlin Lowell A., first lieutenant Battery K. 1st Artillery U. S. A., Presidio Reservation Chamberlin William, proprietor Beresford Hotel, NW cor Bush and Stockton Chamberlin William C, carpenter, r. 524 Hayes Chamberlin Willis P., clerk San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada BR. Co., r. Oakland Chamberlin. See Chamberlain Chambers Bridget, widow, r. N s Dominica, bet Sus- quehanna and St. John Chambers Carrie M., widow, r. 615 Lombard, rear Chambers Edward R., waiter P. C. 88. Queen of the Pacific Chambers George. (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. Chi- cago, 111. Chambers George, waiter P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 318 Davis Chambers Harry L., foreman P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 952 ii Howard Chambers Henry, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Chambers James, deckhand tug Donald Chambers John, captain stmr Constance, r. SW cor Market and East Chambers John, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 2920 Fillmore Chambers Joseph, expressman, cor First and Bran- nan, r. Ward, nr Courtland Av Chambers Lloyd, clerk, r. 615 Lombard, rear Chambers Sarah Mrs., r. 12 Sacramento Chambers Simon P., carpenter, r. 916 Laguna Chambers Thomas, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 31 South Park Chambers Thomas J. A., clerk 8. M. Hills, r. 615 Lombard, rear Chambers Urie, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 512 Mission Chambers Westley, cook, r. 869 Market Chambler Joseph, painter, r. 15 Laskie, rear Chamney Ernest, cook, r. 304 Jessie Champion Hall, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Ken- tucky Champion Joseph, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 759 Howard Champion Michael, fireman P. M. 88. City of Sydney Champion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Butler Burris secretary, 2 Nevada Block Champion Samuel, laborer, r. 216 Ninth Champion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolan pro- prietor, E B Potrero Av, bet Alameda and El Do- rado Champlin Calvin H., bookkeeper Doyle & Wilson, r. Lick House Champmartin Pierre, r. 626 California Chamnreux Alfred, brassmolder William T. Garratt, r. 328 Spear Champreux Gustav, brass finisher William T. Gar- ratt, r. Oakland j Champroni John B., liquor dealer, r. 1030 Kearny | Chancel Jules, French laundry, 2405 California i Chandler Augustus W., painter Thomas Downing Chandler Bartlett B., machinist, r. 120 O'Farrell Chandler Charles, r. 1907 Stockton Chandler Edwin J., traveling salesman J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1814 O'Farrell | Chandler Etta Miss, dressmaker, r. 236 Taylor Chandler George, tailor, r. 2808 Howard Chandler George C, painter, r. W s Eleventh, bet Harrison and Bryant Chandler H. F. Mrs., r. 906 Market Chandler Increase, conductor, r. 1510 Turk Chandler John H., solicitor Argus, r. 415 Mason Chandler Maria, widow, r. 1814 O'Farrell Chandler Martha A. Mrs., r. 1939 Geary Chandler R. D., coal and iron, and agent East- port Coos Bay Coal Co., and East Wellington Coal Co., office 118-120 Pacific, r. SE cor Chestnut and Hyde Chandler R. O., driver Market St. RR., r. 1209 Steiner Chandler Robert H., clerk R. D. Chandler, r. 1814 O'Farrell Chandler Russell H., clerk, r. 9 Henrietta Square Chandler Silvester W., steerage steward P. C. 88. Dakota Chandler T. H. (Wells, Chandler & Co.) r. Alamedg Chandler rUomas. president Seaman's Boarding Masters' Assn, r. 1122 Montgomery Chandler William L., bookkeeper Huntington, Hop- kins & Co., r. 730 Post Chandler William S., steward P. C. SS. Ancon, r. Dun- can, nr. Guerrero Chandler William W., physician, r. 520 Pacific Chandons Charles F., fruits, 1127 Howard Chaney Frank 8., seaman, r. 1625 Howard Change House, or Stevenson Building, Mrs. C. J. Furman proptr, SW cor California and Montgom- ery Channell Brackett F., capitalist, 419 Clay, r. Alameda Chapaux C, r. 429 Bryant Chapeau F. Mrsi, finisher Parisian Dyeing and Clean- ing Works, r. 1620 West Mission Chapeau Louis, machinist, r. 1620 West Mission Chapel Deodatus, machinist, r. 1713 J^ Stevenson Chapelain Charles, liquor saloon, 159 Third, r. 664 Howard Chapin A. Bliss, delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co's "Wharf Chapin Charles W., salesman Greensfelder & Co., r. 601 Bush Chapin Chauncy, watchman, r. 623 Howard Chapin Edgar W., clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept C. P. RR., r. 320 Taylor Chapin Frank E.. starter Cal. St. RB., r. 1607 Cali- fornia Chapin George M., teamster, r. 1704 Eddy Chapin George W., real estate agent, 310 Montgomery, r. 9 Albion Av Chapin Hamilton B., cutter Main & Winchester, r.418 Sutter Chapin Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 830 Fol- som Chapin Samuel A., mining, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23, r. 1016 Bush Chaplain Samuel, salesman Scofleld & Tevis, r. 313 Fremont Chaple William T., carriage painter P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 124 Golden Gate Av Chaplin James, accountant expert, 104 Market, and 3 California, room 10, r. Alameda Chaplin John, French laundry, 1242 Folsom Chaplin Walter H., bookkeeper James Chaplin, r. Ala- meda Chapman Benjamin F., shipwright, r. 4183^ Sixth" Chapman Charles W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 141 Chestnut Chapman Edmimd B., clerk J. F. Chapman k Co., r. East Oakland Chapman Edward, laborer Mountain Lake Chapman Edward K., accountant Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush Chapman Francis M., proprietor Norfolk Sta- bles, 126 Ellis, r. 203 Powell Chapman'Frank, plumber, r. 631 Fulton Chapman Frank, watchman U. 8. Sub-Treasury, r. 408 Fell Chapman Frank J., conductor, r. NE cor Turk and Steiner Chapman Frank N., salesman C. Herrmann & Co., r. 1118 Larkin Chapman Frederick J., compositor, r. 814 California Chapman George, r. 631 Fulton Chapman George, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co. Chapman George, laborer, r. 221 Fifth Chapman George, laborer, r. 2110 Powell Chapman Henry, jeweler, 608 Merchant, r. Oakland Chapman Henry Mrs., widow, r. 814 California G\M r\ ARl^ )?i rn largest and best selected stock of wall papers = YfoULMni\ 06 \j\J, ON THE COAST : ; : : : 645 MARKET ST. 1 r\ UIKIPI/I CV CDICDQ JR. UAYCQ FVLTOX IBOSi IVORKM. 213 Fremont »I., nlllwIVLtl, OrltInO CK riAILO; Mamifacturerc^ot quartz 9II1.1J« ana Mining Macbtnery. CHA 306 CHA c8 p Chapman James H., Cliajjman James W., Cliapman J. F. Chapman Howard, r. 1106 McAllister Chapman James, cook New York Bakery, r. 1 Alabama Chapman James, master mariner, r. 141 Chestnut Chapman James B., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 141 Chestnut Chapman James F. (J. F. Chapman & Co.) r. East Oakland tinsmith, r. 129 Freelon compositor, r. 510 Greenwich <& Co. (James F. Chapman) shipping and commission merchants, 22 Califor- nia Chapman John, cigars and tobacco, 620 Market, r. 917 Sacramento Chapman John B., laborer, r. 2110 Powell Chapman John E., cabinetmaker, r. 510 Greenwich Chapman John J., laborer, r. 2110 Powell Chapman L. C, brakeman S. P. RE., r. 748 Harrison Cliapinaii Iioui^ B., secretary Giant Powder Co., 4 California, r. 513 Taylor Chapman Mary, widow, r. 60 Tehama Chapman Philip, carpenter, r. 206 Franklin Chapman R. Mrs., boarding, 227 Ellis Chapman Ralph J., piano mover, NW cor O'Farrell and Stockton, r. 513 Taylor Chapman Robert, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1128 Mc- Allister Chapman Robert E., health inspector, office 14 O'Far- rell, r. W 8 Sanchez, bet Army and Twenty- seventh Chapman Rockwell S., watchman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker Chapman Russell, real estate and loan agent, and agent Travelers Insurance Co., 317 Montgomery, r. San Rafael Chapman Thomas, first officerP. M. SS. Colima, r. 920 Harrison Chapman T. M. Mrs., r. 408 Fell Chapman Valeria, widow, r. 1123 Ellis Chapman Warren, actor, r. 246 Third Cliapmaii Wilfrid B. , 'commission merchant, agent Universal Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of London, and Consul Belgium, office 123 Cali- fornia, r. Union Club Chapman William, contractor, r.403 Broadway Ctiapman William Hy., attorney at law, 420 California, room 1, r. Berkeley Chapman William J,, contractor, r. 2110 Powell Chapman William J. Jr., contractor, r. 916 Mont- gomery Chapman William R., teamster, r. 34 Hayes Chapman William S., real estate, 306 Pine, room 6, r. Palace Hotel Chappel Edward J., laborer, r. 404 Broadway Chappell Peter, merchant, r. 228 Eleventh Chappell Scott R., traveling auditor C. P. ER. and S. P. RR., r. Alameda Chappell William, expressman, SW cor Sixteenth and Mission, r. 640 Seventeenth Chapuis Bertha Mrs., r. Ill Valparaiso Chaquette Ephraiem, mechanical engineer, 320 Cali- fornia, room 9, r. 715 Hayes Chaqnt^tte Pulverizer and Mining AIa>i chine Co., E. Chaquette president, John D. Gagnon secretary, 320 California, room 9 Chtfrbonnell Henri, inspector Custom House, r. 601 Brannan Charbonuier F. Miss, governess J. W. Brown, 920 Pine Chard George H., foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. W s Clipper, nr Diamond Chard George R., pharmacist H. Staub, r. SW cor Larkin and Sutter Chard Henry C.marbleworker A. Morris, r. 321 O'Far- rell Chard Kate B. Mrs., r. 321 O'Farrell Chard William A., bartender Fallon & Buckley, r. 622 Pine Chariot Joseph, chainmaker Leviaon Bros., r. 38 Langton Charles Andrew, mining, r. 541 Turk Charles Frank H., hostler, r. 326 Golden Gate Av Charles George, slater, r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom Charles Henry, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 6 Jansen Charles Henry A., mining secretary, 419 California, room 21, r. 2417 Pacific Av Charles Hermann, clerk, r. 212 Hickory Av Charles Louis, peddler, r. 531 Sacramento Charles R. L., clerk, r. 2417 Pacific Av Charles Sylvester, carpenter, r. 733 Treat Av Charles William H., compositor, r. 6 Jansen Charleston D. M., second assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Charlesworth James C, assistant engineer Cal. and Nev. Ice Co., r. 356 Tehama Charleton E., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. cor Bush and Devisadero Charlock William H., night watchman Craig & Krem- pie, r. 9 Thirteenth Charlock William H. Jr., salesman Davis Bros., r. 9 Thirteenth Chariot Marie A. Mme., ladies' hair work, 1618 Polk Charlseu John, captain schr Ellen Adella, Pier 13 Steuart, r. 1426 Howard Charlson John, cutter J. Lucier, r. 2323H Pine Charlton Edward, r. 1012 Jessie Charlton Frank F. (Charlton & Lopes) 117 Jessie Charlton Harry E., engineer, r. 142H Fourth Charlton John C, teamster Pac. Trucking Co., r. 521 Franklin • , Charlton Sarah, domestic 193rJe8sie Charlton & Lopez (Frank F. Charlton and Joseph Lopes) tailors, 117 Jessie Cbarmak Herman, jewelry and optical goods, 846 Mar- ket, r. 525 Golden Gate Av Charpiot Adeline, widow, r. 632 Gresn Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Connecticut) Frank Eno attorney, 528 California, room 1 Charteris W., r. Montgomery's Hotel Chartier Auguste, r. 1019 Folsom Chartier Louisa Mrs., laundry, 1019 Folsom Chartrey Raoul, manager City Iron Works, r. Alameda Charvoz John J., molder Pac. Stove and Iron Works, r. 9 Hubbard Chase Albert, physician, office and r. 652 Market Chase Alvah M., cashier J. B. Jaques, r. Montgomery's Hotel Chase Andrew K., salesman Eohler & Chase, r. 217 Capp Chase Benjamin F., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 606 Montgomery Chase Charles E., bartender, r. 1024 Howard Chase Charles F., dairyman, r. N 8 Greenwich, bet Pierce and Scott Chase Charles J., stevedore, r. 420 Folsom Chase C. M. (Killip & Co.) r. 2417 California Chase Edward C, salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak- land Chase E. Jacob, butcher, r. 519 Sacramento Chase Ella Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School, r. 524 Jones Chase Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 119 Ellis Chase E. M. Mrs., r. 524 Jones Chase Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1652 Polk Chase E. R., mechanic, r. Brooklyn Hotel Chase Frank A., r. Montgomery's Hotel Chase Frank H., journalist Post, r. 718 CaUfomla Chase George M., engineer, r. 811 Mason Chase George W., foreman Dore & Co., r. 920 Harrison Chase Gilbert P., truckman Continental Oil and Tran- sportation Co., r. 404 Braunan Chase Harrison O., law student, r. 121 Turk Chase Henry A., compositor, r. 832 California Chase Heury Fitz, stevedore, r. 1518 Mason Chase I. F., farmer, r. 207 Post Chase James A., contractor, r. 720 Leavenworth Chase James B. (Chase & WolfiE ) r. 1518 Mason Chaise James M., conductor Presidio BE., r. 335 Fourth Chase James W., laborer, r. 206 Pacific Chase John G., contractor and builder, r. 33 Powell Av, B. H. Chase Joseph, mill hand, r. 920 Harrison Chase L. M. Mrs., r. IIOM Turk Chase M. £. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 611 Stockton Chase Quincy A. (Kohler & Chase) r. Oakland Chase Robert P., physiiian, office and r. 121 Turk Chase Robert P. Jr. (R. P. Chase & Co.) r. Kl Turk Chase R. P. & Co. (Robert P. Chase Jr.) shoe and slip- per mnfrs, 869 Market Chaee S. C. (Graham & Chase) r. Oakland Chase 8. W. student, r. 44 Third Chase William, proptr Revere House, 48 Fourth Chase William B., attorney at law, r. 1104 Mission SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY **sHiNG„DONE^at^sHORT notice iJ^«ACDONOUGHJ^C^^ CHA 307 Chase William T., carpenter. 101 Howard, r. 2J Market Chase William W. (W. W. Chase & Co.) r. 190(5 Mason Chase Winheld S carriage builder, r. 419 Filbert ^ ^^^^'r,^.' * ^"- (William W. Chase and Rich- ard M. Collins) commission wholesale ana retail dealers hay, grain, and feed, 1912 Market ^ ^^,^ Wolff (James B. Chase and Charles P. J Wolff) stevedores, 900 Front eff" Chase. See Chace Chassagne Leon (E. A. Jaujou & Co.) r. 1830 Powell Chasse Pierre, tanner Morris Windt. r. Army, nr San Bruno Road ' Chasser Laura, r. 2103 Hyde ''^*ln^"„^?*°*°®- laundryman August Reymond. r. 507 Hyde Chateau C. A., porcelain painter Ackerman Bros 123 Kearny Chatelain Claude, laundryman, r. 815 J^ Vallejo ? I w I o o o ;i H O QD o o ti o B o o o 2 3 ® HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES, OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN WIOnORK, 133 Spear Street. CHE 308 CHI .9 o 50 B o I o o a o H SfS > H o H Chevannier Amiand, carrier Post, r. 1611 Powell Chevannier Justine, widow, r. 1711 Powell Chevannier Louis, r. 1611 Powell dievassus Edonard, paying teller Lazard Freres, and agent French Board Underwriters, 205 San- some, r. 1710 Fillmore Chevers W. H. Mrs., r. 822 Lombard Chevesich Henry, bookkeeper French Savings and Loan Soc, r. Commercial Hotel Chevesich Vincent, molder S. F. Brass Works, r. 4 Scott PI Chew John P., barber, r. 1016 Powell Chew Washington P., compositor Bulletin, r. 217 Third Cheyne Robert, fruits and cigars, 140 First ChejTias Bainaud (Cheyrias & Passet) r. 335 Geary Cheyrias & Passet (Rainaud Cheyrias and Augusta Passet) show cards and signs, 7 Brook Chiappa Antonio, laborer, r. 621 Broadway Chiappa Vincent, 8. J., professor St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Chlappari Giovanni, vegetables, 7 Colombo Market, gardens Bay View Chicago and Alton Railroad, C. Macabe general agent, 8 New Montgomery Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, office foot Mar- ket Chicago Bottling Co., S. Aronsohn sole agent, 3 Mon- roe Cliicagfo Bre-M^ng Co., Theodore Von Borstel president, William H. Wenck secretary, 1420-1434 Pine Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy Railroad, Thomas D. McKay general agent, 32 Montgomery Cliicag^o Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating' Co., Sylvester J. Baumgartner and Thomas Bar- ton proprietors, 23 Stevenson Cliicago Hotel, Mrs. E. W. Heimburg & Co. pro- prietors, 218-222 Pacific Cliicago, Miltvankee and St. Panl Rall- ■way, Charles E. Fairbank agent, oflSce 138 Mont- gomery Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, Clinton Jones general agent, 2 New Montgomery Chicago Singer Sewing Macliine, Mark Shel- don agent, 9-11 First Chichester James R., wood polisher, r. 915 Vallejo Chichester Jennie E. Miss, r. 2611 Mission Chichester L. A. Miss, r. 2611 Mission Chichester Mary E., widow, r. 2611 Mission Chichizola Antonio, groceries, and importer Italian goods, 725 Sansome, r. 325 Broadway Chichizola Francisco, fruit dealer, 815 Union Chick Elwell, carpenter, r. NW cor Hyde and Wash- ington Chick Harry E., clerk Wittland & Fredrickson, r. Oak- land Chick William F., engineer, r. 1619 Devisadero Chickering Pianos, Benjamin Curtaz sole agent, 20 O'Farrell Chickering William H. (Chickering& Thomas) r. Oak- land Chickering & Thomas (William H. Chickering and William Thomas) attorneys at law, 214 San- some Chief Engineer San Francisco Fire Depart- ment, ofiice old City Hall Chief of Police, office old City Hall, first floor Chielovich E. & Co. (Elia Chielovich and Lazarus Radovich) wholesale wines and liquors, 601 Front Chielovich Elia (E. Chielovich & Co.) r. 1719 Pacific Av Chielovich Martin, cook Chris. Bellmer, r. 1112 Kearny Chielovich Mary Miss, r. 1719 Pacific Av Chiesa Angelo, butcher, r. 423 Broadway Chiesa Giacomo P., laborer, r. 425 Broadway, rear Chiesa Prospero, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Child Ezra O., sign painter, r. 516 Davis Child Luis M. Miss, r. 349 Jessie Child M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 349 Jessie Child Thomas T., clerk Liddle & Kaeding, r. 203 Va- «&• Child. See Childp Childes Charles, hostler, r. 21 Steuart Children's Day Home, Sister Mary Dolores superioress, 110 Hayes and 1413 Powell Children's Hall, 806 Sansome Childress Samuel S. P., clerk, r. 331 Kearny Childs , master mariner, r. 1051 Mission Cbilds Charles W., collector and liquor saloon, 506 Washington, r. 1918 Polk Childs Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1153 Mission Childs George, insurance agent, office 422 California, r. 222 Fair Oaks Childs George A., teamster Cal. Furnitxire Co., r. 8 Elgin Park Childs George B., milkman, r. 2112 Broderick Childs George E., bookkeeper L. G. Sresovich jt Co., r. 962 Mission Cbilds George W., laborer, r. 951 Chestnut Childs James H., carpenter, r. S s Brosnan, nr Valen- cia Childs James M., dairyman, r. 2112 Broderick Childs Kate B. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School, r. 421 Hyde Childs Perry G., broker, r. 415 Jones Childs Kuf us H., elevator man S. F. Stock and Ex- change Building, r. 222 Fair Oaks Childs S. B. Mrs., r. NE cor Green and Laguna Childs Walter C. (Gillespy & Childs) office 123 Cali- fornia, room 34, r. Glencoe, Cal. Childs William, storekeeper U. S. Mint, r. 821 Golden Gate Av B^Childs. See Child Chiline Joseph (Chiline & Rossi) r. 332 Sixth Chiline & Rossi (Joseph -Chiline and Vinq^nzo Rossi) fruit and vegetables, 332 Sixth Cliina and Japan Tea Co. (Charles B. Knocker and George T. Marsh) wholesale dealers teas, 123 California, rooms 30-31 China Traders' Marine Insurance Co. (limited) Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market Chinan John, milker W. B. Megilligan, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School ChinelU Giaenda, tailor, 104 Pacific Chinese Baptist Mission, Rev. J. Boardman Hartwell pastor, 740 Washington Chinese Hosjiital, E ^Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and Broadway, and N s Piue, bet Kearny and Dupont Chinese Insurance Co. (Marine) of Hongkong (limited) William T. Coleman & Co. agents, office 121 Market Chinese Merchants' Club, 739 Sacramento Chinese Merchants' Exchange, 739 Sacramento Chinese Mission Home (Presbyterian) Miss Maggie Culbertson matron, 933 Sacramento Chinese Mission House (Baptist) 740 Washington Chinese Mission House (Congregational) 5 Brenham PI Chinese Mission Houoe (Methodist Episcopal) Rev. Otis Gibson principal, 919 Washington Chinese Mission House (Protestant Episcopal) 913 Clay Chinese Mission School of the American Missionary Assn, 5 Brenham PI Chinese Registration Bureau, Custom House, base- ment Chinf se Theater, 626 Jackson Chinese Theater (Grand) 814 Washington Chinese Theater (new) 623 Jackson Chinese Theater (Royal) 836 Washington Chinese Women's Mission Home, 933 Sacramento Chinn Thomas W., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., r. 2426 Buchanan Chiocca Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Chioni Gio Batta, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Chipchase John, patternmaker S. P. RR., r. 16 Elgin Park Chipchase John M., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 16 Elgin Park Chipchase William J., foreman patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 2 Elgin Park Chipman Benjayiin F., shipwright, r. 520 Sixth Chipman H. A., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 438 Second Chipman Isaiah M., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 6 Vernon PI Chipman William, master mariner, r. 1016 Powell Chiricahua Mining Co. (Cochise Co., A. T.) W. H. H. Hart secretary. 230 Montgomery, rooms 23-24 Chishold L. B. MisS, r. Colonnade House Chisholm Alexander, hamessmaker John A. McKer- ron, r. 22 Turk Chisholm Alexander, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 4 Natoma Chisholm Alexander, salesman Verdier, Moreau k Co., r. 2220 Jackson Chisholm Archibald, carpenter, r. 230 Thirteenth Chisholm Christopher, builder, r. 523 Guerrero LOUIS BRAVERIVIAN& CO., Jeie offer Goods Lower than any House in this city. 119 Montgomery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOI> WORK. 1.0TV PRICKS. OFFICE, «48 BIARKET STREET. CHI 309 CHK Chisholm Colin, carpenter, r. 312 Minna ■Chisholm Colin E., pressman Alta Job OflBce, r. 19 Stockton PI Chisholm Daniel, carpenter, r. 505 Linden Av Chisholm Daniel, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Chisholm Daniel Stephen, shipwright, r. 511 }4 Minna Chisholm Donald, wool sorter T. Bailey & Co., r. 113 Nineteenth Chisholm Duncan, tailor, r. 7 Auburn Chisholm Ella, domestic 2338 Washington Chisholm Jeannette, domestic 152-1 Mission Chisholm Maggie C, domestic 2510 Washington Chisholm William, pressman Alta, r. 19 Stockton PI Chisholm William H., bookkeeper, r. 18U}^ Devisa- dero Chisholm William T., pressman Alta, r. 19 Stockton PI Chisinore George, physician and surgeon, office and r. 920 Market Chisola Frank {G. Vaccaro & Co.) r. 815 Union Chittenden Joseph G. (Chittenden & Co.) r. 1216 La- guna Chittenden N. W., attorney at law, 803 Montgomery Chittenden & Co. (Joseph G. Chittenden, Elam Dye and John Bixby) planing mill, 221 Mission Chittick James J., printer, r. 714 Natoma Chittick Johnson, laborer, r. 30 Russ Chiucovlclf Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and Sansome Chiucovich Stephen, porter H. F. Morken. r. 305 Mc- Allister Chiuda Vladimir (Vuscovich & Chiuda) r. 627 Green Chmelitzck Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 2208 Geary Chodrick George, foreman Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 810 Webster Choice John, surveyor, r. 622 Jessie Chollar Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean secretary, 79 Nevada Block ChoUar-Norcross-Savage Shaft Co., W. E. Dean sec- retary, 79 Nevada Block • Chon Albert, r. 728 Green Chope Thomas, painter, r. 1759 Howard Chope Thomas Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1759 Howard Chord Frank, student Heald's Business College Chorley John A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1133^ Howard Choubert Julius (A. Prou & Co.) r. E s Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa Choynski Isidore F., editor and proptr Public Opin- ion, office 34 Geary, r. 420 Van Ness Av Choynski Isaiah, salesman, r. 905 Market Choze Joseph, waiter P. C. SS. Dakota Chretien John M., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, room 10, r. 804 Bush Chrisler Leslie J., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 222 J^ O'Farrell Chriss Jose, seaman, r. Avenue House Chrissinger Philip B., engineer, r. 732 Lombard Christ Edward, captain schr Edward Parke, 22 Cali- fornia, r. 735 Turk Christ John L., patternmaker, r. 99 Powell Av, B. H. Christ Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 735 Turk Christ Robert (Christ & Frahm) r. 421 Natoma Christ William H., Shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 153 Fifteenth Christ & Frahm ( Robert Christ and Henry Frahm) coffee saloon, 24 Third B^" Christ. See Crist Christal Thomas, marblecutter Edward McGrath, r. 555 Stevenson Chri.sten Antone (Brarens & Christen) r. W s Kan- sas, bet Colusa and Marin Christen Christ, milkman, r. cor Lahaina and Savan- nah Christen Christian, milkman, r. Twenty-seventh, nr Army Christen Joseph, r. 431 Pine eS" Christen. See Christian Christenot Benjamin V., bookkeeper, r. 1224 Union Christenot S. Willis, printer, r. 836 Mission Christensen A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. White House, Potrero Christensen Abraham, deckhand stmr Petaluma, r. 122 Morris Av Christense i Andrew, laborer, r. 319 Harrison Christensen Andrew, shoemaker, r. 2016 Mason Christensen C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Christensen Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacltic Christensen Charles, cook, r. 1520 Dupont Christensen Charles, ship carpenter Dickie Bros. Christensen Charles A., clerk, r. 107 Fifth Christensen Christen, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Christensen Christian, chop house 127 Berry, r. 8E cor Fourth and Berry Christensen Christian, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Christensen E. John (Baker & Christensen) r. 636 Commercial Christensen Emil, seaman, r. 30 Clay Christensen Eric C, drayman Wieland Bros., r. 17U Laguna Christensen Francis H. C, liquor saloon, 245 Town- send Christensen Fred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Christensen Gustavus A., dentist, office and r. SW cor Sixteenth and Mission Christensen Hans A., clerk William Oftermann, r. tNW cor Folsom and Tenth Christensen Hans P., laborer Henry Schulte, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr Bryant Christensen Henry, seaman, r. 1307 Broadway Christensen Jacob, driver City RR., r. 1450 Minna Christensen James, seaman, r. 11 Telegraph PI Christensen John, bartender, r. 6 Central PI Christensen John, carpenter, r. 26 Sacramento Christensen John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 136 Fern Av Christensen John, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 1918 Taylor Christensen John M., driver John Skinker, r. Michi- gan, bet Shasta and Sierra Christensen Joseph, deckhand stmr Onward Christensen Julia, domestic, 429 Bryant Christensen Lorentz, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Christensen Lorentz, seaman, r. 30 Clay Christensen Louis, seaman, r. 263 East Christensen Mary, widow, r. 512 Front Christensen Niels T., tailor Frank Elwell, r. 2016 Ma- son Christensen Olof , master mariner, r. 734 Hayes Christensen Peter, shipcarpenter Dickie Bros. Christensen Paul (Hansen & Christensen) r. 928 Mont- gomery Christensen Paul, waiter, r. 636 Commercial Christensen Peter, engineer, r. 433 Broadway, rear Christensen Peter T., seaman, r. 1437 Mission Christensen Rice, coachman, 1112 Bush Christensen Robert, fireman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 333 Bryant, rear Christensen Sophia, domestic 1324 Golden Gate Av Christensen Soren, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Christensen T. L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Christensen T. V., master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Christensen William, blacksmith, r. North Pacific Hotel B^" Christensen. See Christiansen and Christianson Christenson Andrew, salesman John Kentfield & Co., r. 1236}g Folsom Christenson Carl R., fireman, r. 333 Bryant, rear Christenson Christian, seaman, r. 321 Drumm Christenson Jalmar, plasterer, r.'1423 California, rear Christesen Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 16JS Boardman PI Christesen Martin A. (Ravn & Christesen) r. 22 Fifth Christian , master mariner, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Christian Bernhard, longshoreman, r. 520 Sixth Christian Caesar, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Pe- king Christian Church (Church of ihe Disciples) Rev. J. H. McCullough pastor, 232 Sutter Christian Dora, domestic 1608 Golden Gate Av Christian Edwin J., contractor, r. 1807 Mission Christian Ferdinand, milker Louis Renner, r. W s Mission, nr Onondaga Av Christian Henry (Aigeltinger & Co.) r. 603 Willow Av Christian Henry, seaman schr Pannonia, r. 1307 Broad way Christian James, conductor Omnibus RR. Christian John, milk ranch, NE cor Clement and Twenty-ninth Av Christian Louis, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Christian Louie, liquor dealer, r. 258 Fourth Christian M., fruit dealer, r. 551 Stevenson Christian Michael, horse clipper, r. 944 Mission Christian Sarah, widow, r. 414 }5 Fulton Christian Sophia Mrs., widow, r. 1600 Mason Christian Sophia A. Miss, operator American District Tel. Co., r. 1600 Mason s PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French, American and English Paper IlMn8;ine<*. Private Residences Decorated in Artistic Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. HINCKliE'r. SriKRS * HAYES. FUIiTON IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont Sfre<>r, ManuractarerM of STATIONARY and 9IARINK C:N«INEN and ItOII^KR». u d u o o PR +3 U © i O -d © PQ d CHR 310 CHU a^ Christian. See Christen Chrletiancy James W., news agent 0. P. RB., r. 68 Everett Ohrlstiani Emlle W., molder National Iron Works, r. 1120 Harrison Cbristiani Theodore, cabinet maker A. Frei, r. 425 Grove Christiansen Anton, r. 6 Zoe PI Christiansen Carl, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills Christiansen Carl, seaman, r. 732 Folsom Christiansen Carl J ., carpenter, r. 12 Washington Christiansen Charles, third officer O. B. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 16 Folsom Christiansen Charlotte Miss, r. 228 Montgomery Av Christiansen Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Christiansen Christian, coal passer P. M. SS. City of New York % Christiansen Christian, seaman schr Jilt, r. NE cor Drumm and Jackson Christiansen Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, r. Oakland Christiansen Hans, driver Cal. Brewery, r. 2626 Bryant Christiansen Hans B., barber, H Grove Christiansen J., quartermaster P. M. SS. Colima Christiansen Jam^s, barb fence maker Cal. Wire Works, r. 159 Lombard Christiansen James, carpenter, r. 19 Freelon Christiansen James, cook, r. Empire Lodgings Christiansen Jens, cabinet maker, r. 19 Freelon Christiansen Johan, seaman, r. Ws Dolores, nr Twen- ty.fifth Christiansen M., glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. Oakland Christiansen N. Otto, porter Gutta Percha and Bub- ber Mnfg Co., r. 212 Minna Christiansen P., longshoreman r. German Hotel Christiansen Peter gardener W. H. Bovee, 1515 California • Christiansen Thomas M., seaman, r. 250 Spear Christianson Charles, polisher J. S. Bennett, r. Ala- meda Christlanson Oscar, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Christianson William, seaman, r. 531 East B^"Chri8tianson. See Christiansen aud Christensen Christie Alexander, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 342 Fremont Christie Alexander P., carpenter, r. 342 Fremont Christie Edward W., mate brig Consuelo, r. 416 Fol- som Christie George, frescoer and paperhanger, r. 615 Capp Christie Harry P., machinist, r. 12 Hampton PI Christie Henry, mining stocks, r. 465 Jessie Christie James A., driver Market St. BB., r. 1108 Steiner Christie Nathan D., night clerk Waldo Lodging House, r. 115 J^ Shipley Christie Bobert, blacksmith, r. 737 Howard Christie Bobert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 342 Fremont Christie Bobert, policeman, r. 1038 Twentieth •^Christie. See Christy Christin Charles, wines and liquors, 313 Hayes Cbristin Edward, clerk, r. 313 Hayes Christin Louis J. (Christin & Boudan) r. 802 Folsom Christin & Boudan (Louis J. Christin and Louis Bou- dani wines and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Fol- som Christinet Benjamin V., bookkeeper, r. 12C2 Union Christman Frank, barber, r. 516 O'Farrell Cbristman Henry, r. 603 Willow Av Cliristinanii William, druggist, SE cor Geary and Devisadero Christmas Kate, widow, r. 36 Federal Christmas William, clerk Colman Bros., r. 36 Federal Christofersen Charles, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Christoffel Jacob, butcher >l. Neumann, r. 161 Clara Chrlstofiersen Anthony, shipsmith Hugh Crockard, r. Oakland Christotf'ersen H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Christoffersen Lindwahl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel «» B^Cliristoffersen. See Christnpherson Christophe Ferdinand, upholsterer Burnham, Beck & Co.,r. 23BondellPl Christophe Louis, barber, 1405 Polk. r. 1436 Pine Christopher Charles, seaman, r. 700 Front Christopher Julius, cabinetmaker Eragen & Geist, r. 14 Pieston PI Christopher S., r. 1017 Larkin Christopher Telfer, dentist oflSce, 204 Sutter, r. 810 Octavia Christopherson Peter, master mariner, r. 521 H Bran- nan Sy Christopherson. See Christoffersen Christowitz F., miller, r. Hotel Bhein Christsen James, cook Westheimer & Eahn, r. 636 Commercial Christson Carlson P., waiter, r. 732 Fourth Christy James, shipsmith, r. W s Mississippi, bet So- lano and Mariposa Christy James B., machinist Goss & Dow, r. W s Mis- sissippi, bet Solano and Mariposa Christy Mill and Mining Co. (Washington Co., U.'T.) Geo. B. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44 Christy Bobert, jailer County Jail, r. 8W cor Santa Clara and Connecticut Christy Si Wise (John H. Wise and Thomas Den- igan) wool commission merchants, NE cor Fifth and Townsend BS" Christy. See Christie Chronicle (daily, weekly, and semi-weekly) Chas. DeYoiing & Co. proprietors, NE cor Kearny and Bush Chronicle Building', NE cor Kearny and Bush Chroniger S. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 106 Stockton Chrysostom John, r. 1238 Mission Chrystal Hannah M., widow, r. 1933 Sutter Chrystal James B., clerk First National Gold Bank of S. F.. r. 1933 Sutter Chrystal Peter J., clerk, r. 1933 Sutter Chrystal Thomas, guard House of Correction Chule Charles F., teamster, r. 4 Hubbard Church Albert R. (Dolliver & Brother) r. 2208 Steiner Church Ambrose A., hotbedman Pac. Boiling Mills, r. W s Lapidge, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth Church Arthur L., water tender P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Church C. C. Mrs., jjridow, r. 317 First Church C. P. Mrs., r. 69 St. Ann's Building Church Edward B. Bev., principal Irving Institute, r. 1036 Valencia Church Edward I., fire patrol, r. 35 Stevenson Church Emma F. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram- mar School Church Frances A., Mrs., teacher Irving Institute, r. 1036 Valencia Church Isaac S., r. 2727 California Church Jerome E., bookkeeper, r. 609 Powell Church J. H,, capitalist, r. 207 Montgomery Av Church John, longshoreman, r. 1317 Sansome Church Joseph W., bagmaker J. & P. N. Hanna, r. 317 First Church Joseph W., clerk surveyor's office Custom House, r. Oakland Church Julia O., widow, r. W b Lapidge, bet Eigh- teenth and Nineteenth Church Lizzie Mrs., hair dressing, 505 Third Church Mark C, lumberman, r. 505 Third Church Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 417 Kearny Church of Latter Day Saints, 71 New Montgomery Church of the Advent, Bight Bev. William Ingraham Kip rector, S s Howard, opp Mew Montgomery Church of the Holy Cross, Bev. Andrew CuUen j)astor. Calvary Cemetery Church Samuel R., teamster, r. W s Valencia, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth Church Seymour B. wilh Oswego Iron and Steel Co., office 206 Folsom, r. 1212 Geary Church Thomas B., insurance and mining, 220 San- some, r. 1016 Franklin Church Thomas W., clerk James B. Roberts, r. 572 Harrison Church William A., capitalist, r. 636 Commercial Churchill George, boxmaker, r. 787 Mission Churchill Henry B., teamster, r. 115 Oregon Churchill J., clerk U. S. Kailway Mail Service, r. Stockton Churchill James, plasterer, r. 34 }4 Clara Churchill L. A. Mrs., r. 1 Fifth Churchill N. L. Mrs., r. 1068 Howard Churchill Normand B., carpenter, r. 12 Willows Av Churchill W. B., capitalist, r. American Exchange Hotel Churchward John, longshoreman, r. 39 Eddy Churchward L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 510 Jones Churchward Thomas, shipping clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 218 Broadway Chute Alanson W., gas fitter, r. 426 Stevenson SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO, ''"''''''^^"''''''-'''^^'''^Z'Ji.^^^I's^t^^.^rc^.^^^^^r. CHU 311 CLA Chiite D. W.. seaman, r. 922 Battery Chute Ricliard, shipping agent, office 603 Front, r. 1182 Sutter Ciblen Victorine, -widow, artificial flowers, 1115 Stock- ton Cicchi Ludovico, r. 1423 Dupont Cicott Frank X., commisBlon merchant and manufacturers* agent, 217 Front, r. 8 Mason Cigarmaker's Association of the Pacific Coast, 114 Du- pont Cienega Buenaventura, lithograph printer, r. 812 Vallejo Cilley Scott, driver Standard Express, r. East Oak- land Cillillo Vincent, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI Cills Arthur W., telegraph operator, r. 524 Chestnut Cills Edward, clerk S. B. Oppenheim, r. 524 Chestnut Cills Harry, teamster, r. 524 Chestnut Cills James H., clerk, r. 524 Chestnut Cills John W., salesman, r. 413 Brannan Cima Giovanni, frame maker Lippi Bros., r. 8E cor Fourth and Minna Cimentel Hilaria, saddler, r. 5 Pollard PI Cimpher Jacob, engineer Market St. RR., r. 2 Rose Av Cincinnati Hotel, Francis Burmester proprietor. 529 Valencia Cincotta Giovanni, fisherman, r. 708 Front Cindon Osmund, painter Noble Bros., r. 613 M Nato- ma Ciphers David S., confectioner, r. 32 Golden Gate Av Cipollone Germano, artificial marble maker, r. 223 Leavenworth Ciprico Anita, widow, r. 2312 Mission Ciprico Edward S.. clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 2312 Mission Ciprico Ella L. Miss, assistant West Mission St. Pri- mary School, r. 2312 Mission Ciprico Ferdinand D., inspector Custom House, r. 230 3i u o OP :8 © u o © ,4 o o CLA 314 CLA Clark Thomas, boatman, r. 721 Davis Clark Thomas, filer Union Box Factory, r. 17 H Averill Av Clark Thomas, iron molder, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission Clark Thomas, laborer, r. 1160 Folsom Clark Thomas, longshoreman, r. 103 Sacramento Clark Thomas, plumber David Bush, r. 569 >i Minna Clark Thomas, plumber Thomas Hayes, r. 1528 Polk Clark Thomas, seaman, r. 104 Steuart Clark Thomas, steamboat hand, r. North Pacific Hotel Clark Thomas, stonecutter, r. 1401 Buchanan Clark Thomas F. , barber, NE cor Sixteenth and Mis- sion, r. al3 Eighteenth Clark Thomas F., helper melter and refiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r. 128 Locust Av Clark Thomas P., butcher, r. 114 Bernard Clark Titus, carpenter, r. 816 Jackson Clark Treat P.. carpenter, r. 429 Greenwich Clark Truman S. (Truman 8. Clark & 8on) r. 612 Pow- ell Clark Truman S. & Son (Truman S. and Lewis C. Clark) mnfrs mattresses and bedsteads, 21 New Montgomery Clark W., machinist, r. Golden Gate Hotel Clark Warren D., clerk, r. NE cor Van Ness Av and California Clark Waverly, clerk, r. 720 Union Clark Webb L., conductor Clay St. RE. Clark William, assistant bookkeeper J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1225 Union Clark William, carpenter, r. 437 First Clark William, compositor Dewey & Co., r. 223 Jessie Clark William, driver Potrero and B. V. RK., r. N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky Clark William, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r. 1608 Hyde Clark William, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 317 Fell Clark William, miller, r. 1719 Jessie Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital, r. 737 Howard Clark William Mrs., proptr Brown House, 737 Howard Clark William A. (Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.) r. 2308 Harrison Clark William B., shipping clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 1627 Sacramento Clark William C, bookkeeper Carolan, Cory & Co., r. The Spalding, 1222 Pine Clark William D., medical student, r. 429 Greenwich Clark William F., stenographer F. M. Deckerhoff & Co.. r. 123 Cumberland Clark William H., adjuster weights U. 8. Mint, r. Alameda Clark William J., ship joiner, r. 123 Cumberland Clark William J., shoemaker, r. 422 Grove Clark William M., liquor saloon, 409 Fourth Clark William J., r. 1107 Bush Clark Zerah P., special agent Commercial Union As- surance Co., r. 13 Glen Park Av Clark & Kresler (James Clark and Henry S. Kresler) wines and liquors, 228 Fourth Clark & Stone (Samuel P. B. Clark and Jacob Stone) stock and sale yard, SW cor Fifteenth and Folsom Clark & Webster (George Clark and Benjamin F. Webster) shipwrights, calkers and sparmakers, 22 Howard Clarke Alfred, counselor at law and clerk Chief Police, old City Hall, first floor, r. 1421 Howard Clarke Alfred Jr., operator Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, r. 1814 Pierce Clarke Alice, widow, r. 423 Clementina Clarke C, laborer Dickie Bros. Clarke Charles, liquor saloon, 149 Second Clarke Charles, shoemaker. 609 Howard Clarke Charles H.. clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., r. 225 Leavenworth Clarke Charles S.. attorney at law, r. 2111 Jones Clarke David, builder, r. 427 Fremont Clarke Dennis, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Shasta, nr Illinois Clarke Edward, carpenter, r. 607 Linden Av Clarke E. H., traveling agent Christy & Wise, r. 410 Leavenworth Clarke Elliott O., r. 2419 Mission Clarke Francis M., stevedore, r. 1422 Montgomery Clarke Frank, druggist, r. 1231 Market Clarke Frank, entry clerk Custom House, r. Alameda Clarke Frederick A., piano maker 8. H. Long, r. 1727 Broadway Clarke Frederick W., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1826 Jessie Clarke George, boarding, 110 Pacific Clarke George, calker, r. 43 Ritch Clarke George W. (George W. Clarke & Co.) r. 855 Market Clarke George W.& Co. (George W. Clarke and Thomas Lawson) furniture, 855 Market Clarke Harry P., clerk Cal. Insurance Co., r. 626 Sutter Clarke Hugh R., r. 1135 Folsom Clarke Institute, Miss H. Weeden principal, 239 O'Farrell Clarke James, expressman, cor Sixth and Howard, r. 1422 Howard Clarke James, laborer, r. 249 Minna Clarke James L., plasterer, r. 2419 Mission Clarke James T., plasterer, r. 2419 Mission Clarke John, r. 222 Lombard Clarke John, helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta nr Illinois Clarke John, saloon waiter P. M. 88. Colima Clarke John, steward, r. 440 Third ClarKe John C, plasterer, r. 2419 Mission Clarke John J., physician and surgeon, office 6SS Washington, r. 221 Mason Clarke Matthew, r. 222 Lombard Clarke Michael, contractor, r. 447 Stevenson Clarke Murty, porter Battery St. Warehouse, r, E 8 Billings PI, nr Filbert Clarke Patrick, r. 1336)^ Natoma Clarke Philip, teamster Martin Connelly, r. 1082 Howard Clarke Randall, painter, r. 427 Fremont Clarke Robert, leweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 532 Chestnut Clarke Samuel J. Jr., register bankruptcy, 506 Battery, rooms 25-26, r. Lick House Clarke Septimus W., student, r. 2419 Mission Clarke T. Dwight. r. Grand Hotel Clarke Thomas, carpenter, r. 32 Silver Clarke Thomas, plumb.;r, r. 559 3^ Minna Clarke Thomas B., capitalist, r. G2G Sutter Clarke Thomas C, plasterer, r. 2419 Mission Clarke Thomas J., deputy Superintendent Streets, r, 714 Natoma Clarke William, carpenter and builder, 108 Geary Clarke William, fouudryman, r. 317 Fell Clarke William, machinist, r. 519 Sacramento Clarke William, student Pac. Business College, r. 2419 Mission Clarke William G., driver Potrero and B. V. BE., r. cor Kentucky and Nevada Clarke William H., clerk John Calvert, r. NW cor Fourth and Howard t^ Clarke. See Clark Clarken Philip, painter B. Bradley, r. 346 Fourth Clarkin Beujamin F., laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory Clarkin Thomas, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory Clarkson Milton L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- press, r. 1>2 Ridley Clarkson Prentice M., policeman, r. 1039 Mission Clarkson Susan, widow, r. 539 California Clarkson William O., attorney at law, r. W s Potrero Av, nr El Dorado Clarrage Edward E., inspector McKay Sewing Ma- chine Assn, r. Oakland Clarson Michael, carpenter, r. 913 Howard Clary Bridget, domestic 1501 Steiner Clary House, Thomas Clary proptr, 1024 Howard Clary Thomas, proptr Clary House, 1024 Howard e^ Clary. See Cleary and Clery Clasby James, warehouseman, r. 630 Branuan Clasby James E., conductor Sutter St. RE., r. E 8 Oen- tral Av, nr Sutter Clasby William J., driver City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth Clase A., cook, r. Capitol House Classen Andrew, expressman, NW cor Washington and Dupout, r. 721 Seventeenth Classen Bernhard, r. 512 Taylor Classen Charles A. W., clerk Dix & Stranb, r. NE cor Filbert and Fillmore Classen Charles B.. clerk, r. 709 Shotwell Classen Frederick H., salesman Eisen Bros., r. 1011 Valencia Classen Henry, operative melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint Classen Henry Jr., clerk, r. 709 Shotwell Classen James M., capitalist, 413 California, r. 1808 Van Ness Av Classen John C, carpenter and builder, 616 Eearny, r. 232 Francisco SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. *^^™"^?S^^?'«'^SS'A"e?'st??e^t.^er«VA^^^^^ CLA 315 CLE Classen John M., r. 709 Shotwell Classen John W., clerk Wilkens & Co., r. 232 Fran- cisco Classen Lou M. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, r. 232 Francisco 07* Classen. See Claassen, Clausen, Claussen and Klassen Classes John, groceries and liquors, 446 Clementina Clatchy William, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. 541 Fourth Clatorg Paul, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Claude Armand, jewfler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 218 J4 O'Farrell Clauder Frank, baker, r. 625 Clay Claudi Julius, chop house, 17 Valencia Claudianos C. M. & Co. (C. M. Claudianos and William Kemp) poultry and game, 7 Bay City Market Claudianos Constantine M. (C. M. Claudianos & Co) r. 253 Stevenson Clsudiiis Peter, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 34 Tehama Claus Alfred, mattressmaker, r. 6 Polk lane Claus August, tanner, r. 278 Tehama Claus Frank, commercial traveler Welters Bros. & Co., r. Prescott House 8^ Claus. See Clauss and Klaus Clausen Alfred, steward, r. 207 Montgomery Av Clausen Francis, mnfg jeweler and diamond setter, 410 Kearny, r. 17 Albion Av Clausen Frederick, boatswain P. M. SS. San Jos6 Clausen Frederick W., shipwright, r. 512 Sixth Clausen Fredolf, clerk Francis Clausen, r. 17 Albion Av Clausen Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 508 Ninth Clausen J., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1426 Geary Clausen Ludwig, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SW cor Eighth and Bryant Clausen Nicholaus A., baker E. A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny Clausen Peter W., watchman Dickie Bros., r, W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and Mariposa Clausen R., r. 127 Jackson B^ Clausen. See Claussen Clausmann Madelaine, widow, r. 738 Pacific Clausmann Mary, widow, proptr New York Baths, 738 Pacific Clausnitzer Charles, photo engraver S. F. News Let- ter, r. Prescott House Clauss Jacob, pork butcher, 3-4 Grand Western Mar- ket, r. 1228 Pine Claussen Bernard, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Claussen Charles (H. Muller & Co.) r. 912 Bryant Claussen Daniel, Cigarmakers' Assu, 114 Dupont Claussen Emil S.. mattressmaker, r. 701 Devisadero Claussen Henry, bookkeeper Starr & Co., r. Alameda Claussen Henry, clerk, r. SE cor O'Farrell and Larkin Claussen H. H., veterinary surgeon, ofi&ce 332 Bush, r. 116 O'Farrell Claussen John, cigarmaker, r. 1206 Laurel Av, bet Bu- chanan and Webster Claussen John, clerk Henry F. Gasque, r. 701 O'Far- rell Claussen John, seaman O. B. and N. SS. Oregon, r. North German Hotel Claussen Kate, domestic 517 Fell Claussen L. G. H. Mrs., widow, r. 701 Devisadero Claussen Peter F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 135 Dore Claussen William, bricklayer, r. 17 Averill Av. rear Claussen William D., clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 701 Devisadero >^ Claussen. See Claassen, Clausen, Classen and Klassen Claveau Frederick F., carriage painter, r. 26 Ritch Claveloux Anthony, barber, r. 520 Turk Claveloux Q., engraver George C. Shreve & Co., r. 620 Turk Claveloux Josephine, dressmaker, 520 Turk Clavere Jean P., bartender Gales & Clavere,r. NWcor Montgomery Av and Lombard Clavere Maurice, laundryman, r. 325 Twenty-second Clavere Peter (Gales & Clavere) r. 701 Lombard Claverolas Henry, cook The Baldwin, r. 702 Mason Claverty Harry, washer McGurk & Russell, r. 850 Howard Clavin John, hackman, r. 104 Silver Clavis Paul, painter, r. 817 Bush Clawder A., capitalist, r. 316 Montgomery Av Clawson George, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1426 Geary Sewer Pipe Assn, Clawson Leonard E., agent 8. F office 914 Kearny, r. 129 Oak Clay C. Clement (Sherman, Clay k Co.)r. 2216 Steiner Clay Frederic, real estate, 104 Leldesdorff, r. Oakland Clay Jabez P., mnfr bricks, r. 1221 Washington Clay Street Hill Railroad Co., C. P. Campbell secretary. Joseph Britton superintendent, ofBce and depot SW cor Clay and Leavenworth Clay Street Market, 514-516 Clay Clay William M., machinist, r. 44 Minna •^ Clay. See Kley Clayburgh Albert (Clayburgh & Wise) r. 902 McAllis- ter Clayburgh M. & Co. (Meyer Clayburgh and Tullius W. Strobridge Jr.) dealers hides, tallow, etc., 109 Clay Clayburgh Meyer (M. Clayburgh & Co.) r. Alameda Clayburgh Moses (Clayburgh & Brandenstein, andH. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 924 Geary Clayburgh Simon (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. 516 McAl- lister Clayburgh & Brandenstein (Moses Clayburgh and Herman Brandenstein) proptrs Dashaway Stablts, 108-112 Post Clayburgh & Wise (Albert Clayburgh and Henry Wise) dealers hides and leather, 322 Battery Clayes Charles W., warehouse clerk Custom House, r. 13 Yerba Buena Clayes Henry M.. clerk melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 420 Post Clayes Orlando M., compositor Evening Post, r. 12 Masonf Claymeyer H., bartender, r. 137 Montgomery Claymour Edward, conductor C. P. RR., r. 20 Morris Av Clayton Charles, copyist, r. 225 Bush Clayton Cliarles, grain and produce commission merchant, NE cor Front and Clay, r. Lick House Clayton Charles, steward, r. 310 Montgomery Av Clayton Edward, waiter stmr City of Stockton Clayton Frank D., clerk, r. 225 Bush Clayton Furnian, engineer, r. 2327 California Clayton Ida M. Miss, assistant Redding Primary 'School, r. 2327 California Clayton Mollie Miss, actress, r. 12 Mason Clayton Sarah, widow, r. 647 Natoma Clayton William, r. 142 Sixth Clayton William A., foreman construction Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 1861 M Stevenson Clayton William H., painter T. Downing, r, Clear Creek Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 Clearing House, San Francisco, 211 some Cleary Andrew, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 519 Howard Cleary Andrew J., assistant librarian Odd Fellows' Library, r. 534 Second Cleary Bernard, laborer, r. 44 Louisa Cleary C. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 423 Fourth Cleary Edward, r. 810 Mission Cleary Edward, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 13 Jj Morris Av Cleary Frank C, clerk O. and O. SS. Coptic, r. 333 Bartlett Cleary Frank C, law student Garber, Thornton & Bishop, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Howard Cleary Hannah, widow, r. 623 Jessie Cleary J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 22 Geary Cleary Johanna Miss, dressmaker, r. 1117 Folsom Cleary John, blacksmith, r. 534 Second Clears John, foreman metershop The Central Light Co Cleary John, laborer, r. Algeria, bet Tombigbee and Potomac Cleary John, miner, r. 280 Minna Cleary John F., gasfitter, r. 623 Jessie Cleary John J., teamster Golden City Chemical Works, r. 747 Brannan Cleary Margaret, widow, r. 1117 Folsom Cleary Margaret Miss, r. 1117 Folsom Cleary Martin T., r. 1135 Howard Cleary Mary Mrs., r. 3514 Freelon Cleary Michael, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills Cleary Patrick, r. 2935 Howard Cleary Patrick, engineer, r. 52 Louisa Cleary Patrick M., shoemaker, 68 First Cleary Peter, seaman, r. 104 Steuart Cleary Robert, collector, 224 Montgomery Cleary Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1117 Folsom 142 Sixth , Cal.) A. San- Gas STEAm ENGI?VES Threshing Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. ROSEWOOD, LiGNUIVI-VIT€, BOXWOOD: aoHsr wionoRE, 133 SPEAR MTBKET. CLE 316 CLI ^ Cleary Thomas, watertender SS. Mexico, r. 52 Louisa Cleary Thomas F., assistant librarian Odd Fellows' Library, r. 534 Second Cleary Thomas J., policeman, r. 714 Octavia Cleary William, clerk Joseph Wores, r. llfi Fulton Cleary William J., butcher, r. 8 8 St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo Sff" Cleary. See Clary and Clery Cleaveland George R., commercial traveler P. Berwln & Bro., r. 1215 Jones Cleaveland Henry W. (Cleaveland & Swain) r. Occi- dental Hotel Cleaveland Hi Swain (Henry W. Cleaveland and Edward E. Swain) architects, room 70 St. Ann's Building 1^" Cleaveland. See Cleveland Cleaves Cyrus, carpenter quartermaster's dept U. S. A., r. 1025 Laguna Clebenger Daniel H., hostler, r. 775 Market Clebourne Thomas, laborer, r.- Empire Lodging^ Clecak Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Clecak John, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery Cleeneweck Henry, artist, r. 732 Green Clees Peter, carpenter, r. 1205 Stockton Clegg Agnes M., widow, r. 126 Perry Clegg Oscar A., boxmaker, r. 126 Perry Clegg Thomas H., ironmolder, r. 126 Perry Cleghorn Robert, foreman blacksmith shop Pac. Iron Works, r. 521 Folsom Cleghorn Thomas A., teamster, r. NE cor Webster and Filbert Clemens Albert, barber Joseph Fisher, r. 105 Clara Clemens Carl, molder, r. N s Clipper, bet Sanchez and Church Clemens J. C, r. 1509 Leavenworth Clemens John, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Clemens Owen, laborer, r. 437 (525) Tehama Clemens Thomas, painter, r. Capitol House Clemens William F., hostler, r. 1819 Powell Clement , r. 817 Montgomery Clement Benjamin F., pressman Call, r. 1235 Union Clement Caroline Mrs., bakery, 911 Pacific Clement Edward, carpetlayer Gilbert k Moore Clement Ephraim B. (Joseph b E. B. Clement) r. Oakland Clement Felice Mrs., laundry, 1052 Howard Clement F. H., clerk S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 713 How- ard Clement Grammar School, Mrs. A. C. DuBois princi- pal, E 8 Geary, bet Jones and Leavenworth Clement Henry N. (Clement, Osment & Clement) r. 26 Glen Park Av ' • Clement John, merchant, office 211 Sansome, room 1, Lick House Clement John, laundry man, r. 1052 Howard Clement Joseph (Joseph & E. B. Clement) r. 526 Green Clement Joseph & £. B., searchers of records, 710 Washington Clement Lewis M., civil engineer, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 58, r. Oakland Clement Lyman H., cashier WilUams. Dimond & Co., r. 232 O'Farrell Clement Moody, pressman Cal. Demokrat, r. Oak- land Clement Moses W., carpenter, r. cor St. Thomas and Monougahela Clement, Osment & Clement (Eoswell P. Clem- ent, Thomas M. Osment, and Henry N. Clement) attorneys at law, 420 Montgomery, rooms 16-18 Clement Peter,. upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 1610 California Clement RoBwell P. (Clement, Osment & Clement) r. Seminary Park. Alameda Co. Clement Samuel W., apprentice Tait & Hainque, r. Oakland Clements D., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 514 Sixth Clements Daniel L., tanner S. Kraus, r. NE cor Twenty-ninth and Dolores Clements Frederick W., traveling salesman A. Schil- ling & Co., r. 113 Powell Clements George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Clements Gilbert, commission merchant, 318 Front, r. E 8 Webster, bet Union and Green Clements Janaro S. , machinist, r. 619 Natoma Clements J. E., agent Mexican Colonization Co., office .506 Battery, room 13 Clements John F., pressman, and extraman Hose No. 2, 8. F. F. D.,r. 1210 Devisadero Clements Robert R., teamster, r. 1214 Mission Clements William, commission merchant, 318 Front, r. E s Webster, bet Union and Green Clements William, seaman, r. 10 Berry S^ Clements. See Clemens and Clement Clemmensen Hans, clerk William A. Asmussen, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Clench Laura Miss, saleslady White & Cambridge, r. 220 Eddy Clendenen C. Mrs., dressmaker, 83 St. Ann's Build- ing Clephane William, brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 544 Howard Clerc de Landresse Henri, collector French Savings and Loan Soc, r. 10 Jansen Clerc Peter, teacher languages, r. 428 Geary Clerc P. F., machinist, 51 Fremont, r. 417 Sutter, rear Clerc Raoul (N. Ten Bosch & Co.) 28 Merchants' Ex- change Clerk Board of Supervisors, office New City Hall, second floor Clermont Jean M., baker, r. 327 Montgomery Av Clery Minnie L. Mrs., teacher, r. 16^ Rausch 8^"Clery. See Cleary Cleu John P., baker, r. 2210 J4 Mason Cleve Ellen Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum Cleve Ernest, tanner Morris Windt, r. NW cor San Bruno Road and Tuba Cleveland diaries D., physician and member Board of Education, r. 604 Leavenworth Cleveland E. A. Miss, principal Rincon Grammar School, r. 228Capp Cleveland Edwin L., speculator, r. 21 M Oak Cleveland Ida, widow, r. 2019!^ Howard Cleveland Louis, rancher, r. 1055 Mission Cleveland Mary, domestic 20 Stanly PI Cleveland P. Mrs., widow, r. 806 Valencia Cleveland William B., lumberman, r. 323 Fair Oaks l^^Cleveland. See Cleaveland Clever C. H. J. Miss, fancy goods, 217 Sixteenth, r. 233 Sixteenth Clexton Thomas G,, stonecutter, r. 253 Clementina Clichen Owen, laborer, r. 3 Welsh Cliff House, Junius G. Foster proprietor, termin- us Point Lobos Av, six miles from City Hall Clifford Albert F., japanner Seller Bros. & Co., r. Oak- land Clifford Bridget, widow, r. 225 Perry Clifford Bridget, widow, r. 311 Seventeenth, rear Clifford Catherine, widow, r. 107 Welsh Clifford Daniel, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 716 Bryant Clifford Daniel L., clerk, r. 133 Langton Cliff )rd Eugene, liquor saloon, 221 Folsom Clifford George, candy maker George Haas, r. 1030 Guerrero Clifford George Jr., clerk, r. 1030 Guerrero Clifford Grant, driver Hiram CUfford, r. SW cor Cam- bridge and Bacon, U. M. T. Clifford Hiram, proprietor Boston Dairy, SW cor Cam- bridge and Bacon, U. M. T., office 35 Eddy Clifford James B., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 718 Union Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, r. SE cor Church and Army Clifford Jeremiah J., laborer, r. NW cor Sanchez and Clipper Clifford John, r. 220 Fifth Clifford John (Moriarty & Clifford) and bailiff Police Court No. 2, r. 183 Jessie Clifford John, laborer, r. 225 Perry Clifford John E., model maker Charles D. Ladd, r. 655 Washington Clifford Joseph A., carriage painter, r. 311 Seven- teenth, rear Clifford Nora, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Clifford Patrick, laborer, r. Ill ii Dore Clifford Patrick, stockman Bay View Distillery, r. Lahaina, nr Penobscot Clifford Thomas. Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom- ery Clifford Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2937 Jr IRO^T YVOKKM. 213 Fremont Street, 9lsnii('HCturera of HOIKTf 5rw WOKKK, C'AWEN, HITCKKTM and CABS. o u o © U B I 9 o O 0^ P4 c CLT 318 coc Clyma James, laborer, r. 224 Francisco, rear Clyma James Jr., engineer Jack'son Foundry, r. 224 Francisco, rear Clyne Hartley S., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 95t> Folsom Clyne John, tanner Oeorge ti. Br&WD, r. 305 Twenty- sixth Clyne Maria, wi'dow, r. 956 Folsom Clyne Mary, domestic 1707 Powell Clyne Matthew R., compositor Alta California, r. 242 Clara e^ Clyne. See Cline, Klein, Kleyn and Kline Clynes John, tanner, r. 303 Twenty-sixth Cuopius John, porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 721 Market Coad Alfred, engineer, r. 1028 Washington Coad Henry, actor, r. 710 Geary ■^ Coad. See Code Coadros Matheos &., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Coady Annie F. Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 2757 Mis- sion Coady Charles F., carpenter, r. 2737 Mission «»■ Coady. See Cody Coakes Belle Mrs., bakery and varieties, NE cor Frank- lin and Fulton Coakes Charles, engineer, r. NE cor Franklin and Ful- ton Coakley Andrew, laborer Pac. Distilling Co., r N s Lombard, bet Fillmore and Steiner Coakley Cornelius, purifier Potrero Gas Works, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan Coakley Dennis J., salesman John McMahon, r. 114 Clinton Coakley Henry, coal and wood, Wool, nr Blaine, B. H. Coakley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 236 Townsend Coakley Jeremiah, teamster G. C. Fowler, r. E s Wool, bet Lincoln and Powhattan, B. H. Coakley John, house painter, r. E s Dame, bet Thir- tieth and Randall Coakley John, lumberman, r. 254 First Coakley John F., driver United Carriage Co., r. 39 Na- toma Coakley Julia Miss, forelady J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 506 Hayes Coakley Maggie, domestic 1802 Ellis Coakley Mary, widow, r. E s Dame, bet Thirtieth and Randall Coakley Owen, laborer, r. 246 Tehama Coakley Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 114 Clinton Coakley Patrick H., laborer, r. 212 Broadway Coakley Timothy, longshoreman, r. 54 Sacramento Coakley Timothy R., team^iter, r. cor Thirtieth and Randall i»" Coakley. See Cokely Coast John, seaman, r. 528 Pacific Coast Review (insurance monthly) J. G. Edwards publisher, 320 Sansome, room 14 Coast Survey U. S., office U. S. Appraiser's Building Coasting House, William Johnson proptr, 138-140 Fol. 6om Coates A. Mrs., r. 25 Hawthorne Coates Alfred, carpenter, r. 27 Pearl, rear Coates Caleb (Coates & Street) and wines and liquors, 37 Sutter, r. Oakland Coates Flora Miss, telegraph operator, r. 25 Haw- thorne Coates George K., salesman BuUock & Jones, r. 1512 Bush Coates John, stair builder Nelson P. Langland, r. 913 Sacramento Coates Laura Miss, telegraph operator, r. 25 Haw- thorne Coates William D., with Havens & Co., r. Oakland Coates William E., bookkeeper Charles Clayton, r. Oakland Coates William W., clerk C. H. Reynolds & Co., r. 1512 Bush Coates Si Street (Caleb Coates and John Street) wines and liquors. Union Block junction. Market and Pine Coats John R., conductor N. B. ^d M. RR., r. 418 Twenty-fourth Cobb David, photographer, 1144 Market, r. 1818 Post Cobb George, carpenter, r. 263 East Cobb George, carpenter bark Henry Buck, r. 140 Fol- som Cobb Henry A. (Cobb & Co.) r.l05 Mason Col^ Henry A., seaman, r. 408 Beale Cobb Henry A. Jr., freight clerk Saucelito Ferry, r. Saucelito Cobb Joseph L., lumberman, r. 27 !4 Welsh Cobb J. W.. student California Commercial College Cobb Llewella F. Miss, saleslady Armand Cailleau, r. 706 California Cobb May Miss, saleslady Martin J. Aguirre, r. 103 Prospect PI Cobb Moses G. (Cobb & Moore) r. 103 Montgomery Cobb W. Horace, bookkeeper L. & E. Emanuel,, r. 128 Second Cobb William, waiter P. C. 8S. George W. Elder Cobb William B., captain P. C. S8. City of New York Cobb & Co. (Henry A. Cobb) real estate agents and general auctioneers, 321 Montgomery Cobb 4 Natoma Cochran Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington Cochran Charles H., porter W. J. Callingham & Co. Cochran E. Mrs., widow, r. 511 Jones Cochran J., r. Baldwin House Cochran James, carpenter, r. 421 Stevenson Cochran James, policeman, r. 1219 Mason Cochran James H., policeman, r. 530 Chestnut Cochran John, contractor and builder, r. 419 Hyde Cochran John, laborer, r. 22 M Federal. Cochran John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 425 Fremont Cochran John T. (J. T. Cochran & Co) r. Oakland Cochran Joseph P., clerk, r. 122 Taylor Cochran J. T. & Co. (John T. Cochran) general commission merchants, 302 California Cochran Robert J., salesman, r. 314 Golden Gate Av Cochran Robert N. , night inspector Custom House, r. 122 Taylor Cochran William, teamster, r. 112 Perry Cochrane Alexander, cabin boy, r. 919 Broadway CocUrane Ed-win O., dentist, office 830 Market, r. 410 Eddy Cochrane Henry, janitor, r. 1419 Dupont Cochrane John, mechanic American Sugar Refinery, r. 44 Third Cochrane Joshua J., agent, r. 331 Kearny Cochrane Mamie Miss, compositor, r. 781 Mission Cochrane Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 734 Mission Cochrane Mary, widow, r. 919 Broadway Cochrane Mary B. .Miss, associate principal Irving In- stitute, r. 1036 Valencia SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST.. West of Fillmore Street OFFICE, 33 OEABY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and JDcalern in C0.41. and HI« IRON, 41 Market Sitreet, corner Npear. coc 319 COF Cochrane Richard, waiter P. M. SS. Colima, r. 919 Broadway Cochrane Richard L.. r. 410 Geary Cochrane Robert B., carpenter, r. 1315 Kearny Cochrane Robert B. Jr., printer, r. 1315 Kearny t^ Cochrane. See Cochran and Corcoran Cockburn George M., chemist, r. W s Putnam, nr Cortland Av, B. H. Cockrill Jennie, student Heald's Business College Cockrill Robert L., policeman, r. 535 Post Cockrill Theodore G., salesman, r. 2829 Bush Cocks BarziUa, shipjoiner, r. 929 Valencia Code, Elfelt & Co. (Philip D. Code and Joseph Elfelt) mnfrs jams, pickles, etc., 126 Main, office 314 Washington Code Emma S. Mrs., principal Buena Vista Primary School, r. 711 Treat Av Code George R., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 711 Treat Av Code John (Code & Lasar) r. 25 Twenty-second, bet Mission and Bartlett Code Philip D. (Code, Elfelt & Co.) and vice-presi- dent Union Packing Co., r. 930 Valencia Code & Lasar (John Code and David Lasar) sale and exchange stable, 1013-1015 Valencia l^'Code. See Coad Codeglia Antonio, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Codington Charles F., shipping clerk Taber, Barker & Co., r. 668 Twentieth Codington C. P., clerk general freight office C. P.RR., r. Alameda Codington Frank P., foreman Codington, Wilcos & Co., r. Teneriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee Codington Isaac, bakery. 1208 Valencia Codington James, clerk Codington, Wilcox & Co., r. 210 Eddy Codington Joseph, clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,r. 210 Eddy Codington. Wilcox & Co. (William H. Codington and Willard J. Wilcox) proptrs Pac. Glue Factory, Teneriffe, bet Adele and Stringham ^ Codington William H. (Codington, Wilcox & CoT *- Teneriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee Codini Auguste, finisher Golden Gate Woolen Mills Codiroli Peter, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Cody John, expressman, r. S s Berry, bet Sixth and Seventh Cody John, laborer, r. 308 Minna Cody John, milkman, r. 116 Clinton Cody John C, guard House of Correction, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Bernal Station Cody Lawrence, messman O. Imp. SS. Mississippi, r. 36 Third Cody Mary Miss, fringe maker Morjtz Ettinger. r. 116 Clinton Cody Matthew, melter Fulton Iron Works, r. 9?^ Garden Cody M. T. Mrs., r. 504?^ Francisco Cody Nelson L. A., druggist J. R. Gates & Co., r. 615 Stockton Cody Patrick J., liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-ninth and Mission Cody Thomas, coal passer P. M. SS. Oplima Cody Thomas, engineer, r. 541 First Cody Thomas P., driver Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 162 Perry Cody William, clerk Weil & Woodleaf , r. 211 Jones B^- Cody. See Coady Coe E. B.. watchman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Coe Edward H., speculator, r. 1811 Scott Coe George, messenger Surveyor's office. Custom House, r. 120 Capp Coe George E., clerk S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 120 Capp Coeflelene L. Miss, teacher music, r. 120 Capp Coe Henry W. Jr., student Pac. Business College, r. 819 Mission Coe Lawrence W., r. 120 Capp Coe N. T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 419 Geary Coe Orlow R., general agent Health Lift Co., 402 Kearny Coe Walter E., clerk Gillespie, Van DeMark & Co., r. 120 Sixth Coeke Charles, groceries and liquors, 1900 Larkin Coelho Joaquin, r. 423 J4 Greenwich Coelho John C. (Coelho & De Freitas) r. Ill Jack- son Coelho & De Freitas (John C. Coelho and Joseph M. De Freitas) proptrs Azores' Home, 111 Jackson Coen Frank, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific ranch, Manila, bet Yazoo and , r. N s Trinidad, bet Platte and , r. , r. Coen Martin P., hog Susquehanna Coen Patrick, laborer Yazoo Coen William, hog ranch, Manila, bet Yazoo and Sus- quehanna, r. N s TrinWad, bet Platte and Yazoo l^"Coen. See Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, Cone, Kohen and Kohn Coerylia Baptiste, carpenter, r. 1518 Howard, rear Coeuru Etienne, gardener, r. San Jose Av,nr Twenty- ninth Coey Charles P., clerk, r. 44 Sixth Coey David N., clerk Custom House, r. Alameda Coey James, r. 30 Twelfth Coey William J. Jr., register clerk Custom House 44 Sixth Cofer Elliott M., r. NE cor Devisadero and Sutter Cofer William W., framemaker S. A. Perry & Co. 1429 Mission Coffany Edward J., washer James McGinn, r. 863 Mar- ket Coffee Andrew J., notary public, 515 California, r. 7 South Park Coffee Esther, widow, r. 811 Filbert, rear Coffee Frank L. . collector The Central Gas Light Co., r. 7 South Park Coffee George W., bookkeeper London and San Fran- cisco Bank, r. Alameda Coffee James, r. 79 Clementina, rear Coffee James, saloon watchman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Coffee John, clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 7 South Park Coffee John (Walcom, Gowan & Coffee) r. 704 Larkin Coffee John, horseclipper, r. 546 Mission, rd» Coffee Josej)h, laborer Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 439 Union Coffee Michael, fireman O. R. and N. 88. Columbia, r. 227 Second Cofl'ee William H., ships clerk, r. 1555 Js Market Cofiey Alfred I., with Schmidt & Havens, r. 914 Do- lores Coflfey Andre^w J., business manager Grangers' Business Assn, 38 California, r. San Rafael Coft'ey Daniel, blacksmith, r. 23 Gilbert Coffey Daniel, detective, r. 800 Shotwell Coffey Daniel, horseshoer, r. 1034 Folsom Coffey Dennis, laborer, r. 434 Shipley Coffey E. C. Miss, teacher music, r. 2 Park PI Coffey Frank H., engineer, r. 2 Park PI Coffey Henry E., clerk Easton & Eldridge, r. 914 Do- lores Coffey J., r. 173 Minna Coffey James, bookkeeper M. C. Ellis & Son, r: 2007 Webster Coffey James, seaman, r. 629 Second Coffey James V., Judge Superior Court Depart- ment No 3, chambers New City Hall, third floor, r. 702 Post Coffey James W., clerk, r. 914 Dolores Coffsy Jeremiah, brassfinisher, r. 502 Mission Coffey John, boatman, r. 715 Davis Coffey John, detective, r. 914 Dolores Coffey John A., clerk, r. 571 Stevenson Coffey John E., r. NE cor Twenty-third and York Coffey John J., engineer City and County Hospital, r. 1041 York Coffey John J., engineer Frank McAleer, r. 1216 Hampshire Coffey John J., longshoreman, r. 143 Natoma Coffey John J. E., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery, r. Berk'eley Coffey Joseph, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 23 Gilbert Coffey Joseph F., prosecuting attorney Police Court No. 2, office old City Hall,*r. 836 Guerrero Coffey Lewis, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. SW cor Howard and Beale Cofi'ey Lizzie T. Miss, clerk Samuel Hill, r. 2 Park PI Coftey Lydia B. Mrs., r. 2 Park PI Coffey Mary Mrs., r. 571 Stevenson Coffey Michael J., cooper S. Lachman & Co., r. 173 Minna Coffey Michael W., hackman, r. 906 J4 Folsom Coffey Patrick, laborer, r. N s Courtland Av nr Chapul- tepec, B. H. Coffey Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 906 M Folsom Coffey Walter, porter Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. 914 Dolores Coffey William, engineer N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 O'Farrell ft M Q o a ri- Mi P o o M« B • ® OB § p I I o O O B o m o o B P . • ux^"*^t'*"*'r'''x^,ru. . TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., «o9, 511 market st. Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. Agents, wholesale and Retail. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE u COF 320 COH Coffey William, peddler, r. 533 Commercial Coffey William C, plumber, r. 571 Stevenson Coffin Albert F. (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook) r. Oak- land Coffin AloDzo, patternmaker Cornelius Leonard, r. 1324 Mission Coffin Andrew G. (Redlngton & Co.) r. New York Coffin Arthur, boxmaker, r. 616 !4 Natoma Coffin A. W., clerk general auditor's office C. P. RR., r. 865 Filbert, Oakland Coffin Benjamin, cooper, r. 1715JSacramento Coffin Charles G., clerk Coffin & Hendry, r. 111J^ H a M» X c G. W. CLARK & CO, 645 ]»Iarket St., INTERIOR DECORATORS, WTiolesale avid Retail dealers In Paper Haiieiugrs, and all kinds of Window Shade Materials and Flxttu-eg. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES FULTON IRON IVORKM, 213 Fr<>iiioiit .Street, f MaDUfacturersof AiualgainatiuB I*anH and Settler*. COH 322 COL c3 PQ s © u o o © 0) o .58 § OS :8 O u pq o Cohn Michael, clothing, 209 Pacific Cohn Moritz B., clothing, 131 Jackson Cohn Myer A., laborer, r. 428 Hayes Cohn Nathan, r. 224 Turk Cohn Newman, barber. 931)i Market, r. 207 Eleventh Cohn Philip, butcher, 491 Haight, r. 497 Haight Cohn PhiliiJ, tailor Joseph Bros., r. 1020 VaJlejo Cohn Philip C, ealeBman Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co., r. 513 Poht Cohn Samuel, clothing, l.'J2 Third Cohn Samuel, glazier, r. 14.5 Second Cohn Samuel, grocer, r. 215 Gough Cohn Saniuel E.,proptr Horse Shoe Bazaar, 512 Eeamy, r. 1609 Webster Cohn Samuel M. (Cohn Brothers) r. 1520 Hyde Cohn Simou, barber Xewman C<)}in, r. 207 Eleventh Cohn Simon, clothing, 421 Kearny, r. 21 Golden Gate Av Cohn Simon, merchant, r. 148 Sixth Cohn Simon, merchant (Chico) r. 1609 Post Cohn Solomon, barber, 30 Geary, r. 602 Linden Av Cohn Solomon, clerk, r. 723 Montgomery Cohn Solomon B., tailor, r, 957 Market Cohn Solomon 8., money broker, 428 Montgomery, r. 1610 Post Cohn Theodore (Cohn Brothers) r. 1520 Hyde Cohn Theresa Miss, millinery, 428 Uayes Cohn Thomas, tailor, 7.34 Washington Cohn William, foreman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 803 Hyde Cohn William, compositor The Hebrew, r. 221X Aus- tin Cohn Wolf L.. tailor, 411 Pine, r. 109 O'Farrell Cohn & Frankenheimer, merchants (Idaho) office 108- 110 Sansome J&"Cohn. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cone,Kohen and Kohn Cohnreich Brothers (Israel Cohnreich and Isidor Haendel) boots and shoes, 840 Market Cohnreich Israel (Cohnreich Brothers) r. 205 Turk Cohru Albert, leader ofchestra Theatre Comique, NW cor Kearny and Pine Cohm Edward, sergeani police, r. lO'J O'Farrell Cohm Thomas, clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 109 O'Far- rell Coiley Ellen, domestic 2614 Pacific Av Coit B. Howard, chairman S. F. Stock and Ex- change Board, r. Pacific Club Coit Charles T. (Harrisson & Coit) r. 21 Stockton PI Coit Henry H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 2012 Broadway Cokel Louis, carpenter B. E. Barnes, r. 735 Brannan Cokeland George, carpenter, r. 208 Second Cokely Thomas, clerk, r. 722 Shotwell ^"Cokely. See Coakley Cola Domenico, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Colbert Edward, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 40 Crocker Colbert Ellen, widow, r. 323 Duncan Colbert John G., clerk WellB, Fargo & Co., r. 729 Gough Colbert John H., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 36 H Zoe Colbert John H., horse and cattle dealer, NE cor Her- man and West Mission, r. 40 Crocker Colbert Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 337 J^ Shipley Colbert Lewin R., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 6525$ Natoma Colbert Michael, r. 729 Gough Colbert Philip G., way bill clerk 0. B. and N. Co., r. 729 Gough Colbert Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 32 Fourth Colbert Thomas H., conductor Market St. RE., r. 24 Julian Av Colbert Thomas J., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 729 Gough a^Colbert. See Culbert Colbourn Richard, r. 11 Calhoun Colboum Richard Jr., driver Engine No. 8, 8.F.F.D., r. 19 Calhoun Colbrandt Richard, laborer Charles Laubenheimer, r. 36 Jessie Colbrandt William M., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 310 Linden Av Colbum Charles E., real estate, r. 1033 Twentieth Colburn Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- press, r. 5 Hopeton Terrace Colbum Charles L., teamster, r. 226 Third Colbum E. 8., freight clerk C. P. RE. Ferry Wharf, r. East Oakland Colburn George, watchman Horace Davis & Co., r. 2759 Mission Colburn George L., agent Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1119 Hyde Colbum James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific Colbum Rebecca Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 1209 Powell Colby Alfred S., messenger Merchants' Exchange Assn, r. 1513 Howard Colby Alonzo J., porter, r. 328 Geary Colby Augusta, widow, r. 1513 Howard Colby Deacon A., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 328 Geary Colby E. Fannie Mrs., furnished rooms, 515 Kearny Colby Harvey W., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 1612 Jessie Colby H. B. Mrs., fumished rooms, 912 Pine Colby Henry B., coal inspector Quartermaster's dept Presidio Reservation, r. 912 Pine Colby Henry H., policeman, r. 9185^ Capp Colby H. F., seaman, r. 5 Washington Colby Hiram H. (Steere & Colby) r. East Oakland Colby Hubbard, assistant storekeeper Custom House, r. Alameda Colby James, blacksmith, r. 13 Morris Av Colby Mary, widow, r. 1220 Market Colby Moses L., porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. 133 Seventh Colby Zebulon F., cigars and tobacco, 1940)4 Mission Colby. See Kolbe and Kolby Cole Alesio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Cole Alexander, miner, r. 967 Mission Cole Alfred L., physician and surgeon, r. 835 Bush Cole Arthur B., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 515 Leavenworth Cole B., blacksmith, r. 28 Seventh Cole C. Mrs., r. .531 Post Cole Charles, clerk, r. 1028 Market Cole Charles D., bookkeeper, r. 409 Mason Cole Charles H., machinist, r. 1911 Jessie Cole Charles M., clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 1801 Franklin Cole Clementine, widow, r. 915 Capp Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, 606 Battery, room 23, r. Los Angeles Cole Edward F., salesman Thomas Day k Co., r. 127 Kearny Cole Edward P., attorney at law, 119-121 Phelan Building, r. 2611 Sacramento Cole Elijah T., r. 520 Bush Cole Ellen Mrs., seamstress, r. 220 Montgomery Av Cole Fannie Mrs., r. 238 Kearny Cole Foster P., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 1614 Golden Gate Av Cole Frank, clerk, r. 640 Howard Cole Frank, htistler R. D. Ledgett, r. NW cor Pacific and Prescott Cole Frank H. M., teamster, r. 168 Tehama Cole Frederick Mott, r. 3 Bryant Av Cole Frederick W. , attorney at law, 17 8. F. Stock and Exchange Building, r. 1418 Clay Cole George, bartender, r. 168 Tehama Cole Henry, driver MlUbrae Dairy, r. 610;Gough Cole Henry, house mover, r. 326 Fifth Cole Henry, laborer, r. 402 Broadway Cole Henry, seaman, r. 100)4 Jackson Cole James, hostler, r. 613 Mission Cole James, house mover, r. 336 Fifth Cole James, master mariner, r. 100)4 Jackson Cole James, wharfinger Section 4 Seawall, r. 1753 How- ard Cole James H., waiter, r. 171 Minna Cole James S., shoemaker, r. 210 Chestnut Cole Jason B., teamster, 120 Mission, r. 1515 Mission Cole John, harnessmaker R. Stone, r. 210 Chestnut Cole John A., r. 915 Capp Cole John D , porter Lick House Cole John R.. porter, r. 219 Minna Cole Joseph F., dresser, r. 210 Chestnut Cole Josiah L., carpenter, r. 609 Hyde Cole Katharine A. Mrs., r. 835 Bush Cole Kittle Miss, compositor A. L. Bancroft k, Co., r. 210 Chestnut Cole L. Mrs., widow, r. 756 Bryant Cole L. D., salesman I X L, r. 435 Pine Cole Lena C, assistant Washington Grammar School, r. 520 Grove Cole Levi F., foreman boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 1911 Jessie Cole Mark T., bookkeeper Hawley Bros Hardware Co.. r. 1005 Post SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St. J. IVIMUUUNUUUn a bU. «>0MKSTIC coal. 41 M»rUet street, eorn"r!«|^«r" COL 323 COL , r. 520 Grove Miss, schoolteacher, Cole Mary Mrs Cole Hsttie A. Miss, schoolteacher, r. 615 Leaven- worth Cole NatHauiel P., president California Fur- niture Manufacturing Co., 220-226 Bush, r. 1801 Franklin Cole Nathaniel W., real estate, r. 727 Shotwell Oole Nicholas V., wood and coal, 662 Mission, r. lOOH Second Cole Olive Mrs., artist, r. 1008^ Market Cole Oliver H., insurance adjuster, 433 California, r. 1626 Sacramento Cole Paul R., blacksmith, r. 28 Seventh Cole R. Bevf rly, physician, office 218 Post Cole Robert, harnessmau United Carriage Co., r. 125 Perry Oole Sadie E. , Miss, compositor S. F. Newspaper Union, r. 210 Chestnut Cole Schuyler, 'clerk Cornelius Cole, 506 Battery, room 23, r. 1029 Post Cole Thomas, laborer, r. 346 Fourth Cole Thomas, mining, r. 1799 Filbert Cole Thomas S., stonecutter, r. 346 Fourth Cole 'William, carpenter, r. 935 Twenty-second, bet Valencia and Bartlett Cole William, laborer, r. lOOM Jackson Cole William, teamster C. D. Dean, r. 444 "^Clementina Cole William H., manager Walter J. Home, r. 702 Market Cole William H. B., mnfr brooms, 315 Davis, r. 715 Howard Cole W. J., porter Levy, Diamant, Oppenheimer & Co., r. Oakland Cole WlUoughby, attorney at law, 506 Battery, room 24, r. Grand Hotel «&• Cole. See Kohl Coleman Abraham, barber, r. 428 Green Coleman Adolph, barber, 218 Pacific, r. 428 Green Coleman Alexander, seedsman £. J. Bowen, r. 428 Green Coleman Andrew, watchmaker, r. 41 Third Coleman Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 1326 Stockton Coleman August, clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 403 Leavenworth Coleman Carlton 0., with William T. Coleman & Co., r. 1299 Taylor Coleman Catherine, widow, r. 7 Sherwood PI Coleman Catherine Mrs., watches, jewelry and second hand clothing, 41 Third Coleman Charles, r. 1517 Post Coleman Charles, jeweler, r. 148 Perry Colemau Charles, laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works Oolemau Charles H., barber, 527 Sacramento, r, 428 Green Coleman Charles M., receiver Cal. St. BR., r. 1528 California Coleman Clarice Mrs., furnished rooms, 530 Pine Coleman Daniel, fireman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 368 Eleventh Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 368 Eleventh Colemau Daniel, longshoreman, r. 3 Warren Av Coleman Daniel H., policeman, r. 748 Brannan Coleman David M., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft jc Co., r. 938 Pacific Coleman David R., shipsmith, 11 Vallejo, r. 1104 Market Coleman Dennis, driver M. Coleman, r. E s Diamond, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth Oolemau Dennis, shoemaker, r. 15 Hayes Coleman E., w^atohmaker, r. 191 Jessie Coleman Edward W., with Hatch & Barclay, r. 1618 Bush Coleman Evan J., president Pacific Transfer Co.. 110 Sutter, and president Gas Consumers' Assn. 202 Bush, r. 1217 California Coleman Eugene, boilermaker helper S. P. RR., r. 133 Clara Coleman Fannie E. Miss, assistant Grant Primary School, r. 655 Harrison Coleman Frederick, seaman, r. 326 Main Colemau George B., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 23^ Lang ton Coleman George D., r. 649 Howard Coleman George E., clerk W. Parks Morrison, r. 520 Valencia Coleman George P., salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1130 Market Colemau Gustavus A., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 501 Mason Coleman G. V., chief engineer P. M. 88. Clyde Coleman Harlow G., undertaker William H. Porter, r. 16 O'Farrell Coleman Harris, tailor, 521 Hyde, r. 428 Green Coleman Harry, harnessmaker Richard Shea, r. 148 Perry Coleman Henry R., salesman retail dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co., r. 2024 Pine Colemau Hyman, expressman, cor Fourth and Mis- sion, r. 148 Perry Colemau James, r. 7 Mason Coleman James, molder ^tna Iron Works, r. 1008 Florida Coleman James, packer Ackerman, Block & Co., t. 11 Clara Coleman James H., r. 509 Bryant Coleman James S., delivery clerk P. M. 83. Co.'b Wharf, r. 118 Freelon Coleman James S.. physician and surgeon, office and r. 520 Valencia Coleman Jauies V. , capitalist, office 42 Nevada Block, r. 517 Sutter Coleman James W., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 6 Clinton Coleman Jane, widow, r. 8 s Henry, bet Noe and Castro Coleman John, laborer, r. 6 Clinton Coleman John, salesman Frederick Hofleng, r, Oak- land Coleman John, seaman P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 811 Fil- bert Coleman John, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, r. 20 Freelon Coleman John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1006 Clay Coleman John A., cigar dealer, r. 249 Stevenson Coleman John E., clerk Joseph Holland, r. 760 Folsom Coleman John E. W., painter and whitener, 924 Fol- som Colemau John H.. clerk, r. 712 Bush Coleuian John H., clerk, r. 905 Market Coleman John H., engineer, r. E s Diamond, bet Sev- enth and Eighteenth Coleman John J., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 6 Clin- ton Coleman John W., capitalist, office 1 8. F. Stock and Exchange Building, r. Oakland Coleman Joseph, speculator, r. 781 Mission Coleman Joseph, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 437 Ful- ton Coleman Lemon L., waiter Beresford Hotel, r. 45 Sec- ond Coleman Louis, seedman E. J. Bowen, r. 428 Green Colemau Luther B. Mrs., r. 522 Sutter Coleman Maria I^Iiss, r. 10 Margaret PI Colemau Mark, carpenter, r. 1326 Stockton Colemau Martha M., widow, r. 2751 Harrison Coleman Maurice, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 437 Fulton Coleman Max, peddler, r. 437 Fulton Coleman Michael, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 1326 Stockton Coleman Michael, glazier B.& J. S. Doe, r. 7 Sher- wood PI Coleman Michael, hostler, r. 113 O'Farrell Coleman Michael, mangier La Grande Laundry Coleman Michael, milkman, E s Diamond, bet Sev- enteenth and Eighteenth Colemau Michael, ware^)onseman. r. 440 Brannan Coleman M. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 214 Hyde Coleman Morris, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 148 Perry Coleman Nicholas S., mining expert, r. 531 Turk Coleman Owen, laborer Occidental Hotel Coleman Patrick, blacksmith helper S. P. BR. r. 133 Clara Coleman Patrick J., salesman Eeane Bros., r. Buss House Coleman Peter, policeman, r. 508 Stevenson Coleman Philip, laborer, r. 440 Ji Bryant Coleman Simon, shoemaker S. W. Roseustock & Co., r. 507 Grove Coleman Solomon, tailor, r. 316 Pacific Coleman Stephen, teamster Pac. Distilling Co., r. SW cor Pierce and Chestnut Coleman Thomas, r. 1717 Turk Coleman Thomas, bartender James Conway, r. 105 Stocktou Coleman Thomas, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 12 Anthony Coleman Thomas, hostler Fitzgerald & Oonlon, r. 34 Austin Coleman Thomas, porter and foreman Hose No. 9, S. F.F. D., r. 321 h Union o P I O TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO., 509,511 ma st AGEICTILTURAL IMPLEMENTS Wagons. BQs;gaes, Carriages, Steam Engines WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: .I«»IIIV WIOMURK, Office 1S3 Kpear Street. Yards: 189 to 147 Spe»r St., and 26, 88 Howard St. COL 324 COL Coleman Thomas, waiter, r. 551 Mission Coleman William, driver, r. 33 Park Av Coleman William, expressman. NE cor Fourth and Howard, r. 148 Perry Coleman William, machinist William H. Ohmen, r. 124 Julian Av Coleman William E., clerk Chief Quartermaster's Office, Presidio Reservation, r. 418 Sutter Coleman William F., r. 822 Bush Coleman William J., r. 913 Montgomery Coleman William J., carpenter Pac. Box Factory Coleman William T. (William T. Coleman & Co.) r. 1299 Taylor Coleman William T. & Co. (William T. Cole- man) shipping and commission merchants, SE cor Market and Main Coleman William T. &Co. 's lines of clipper ships, Philadelphia, Hongkong and Boston, office SE cor Main and Market Coleman William W., clerk, r. 1618 Bush Coleman W. P., merchandise broker and commis- sion merchant, 214 Sacramento, r. 2437 California Coleman W. S,, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 1104 Market t^ Coleman. See Colman, Eoblman and EoUman Colen Bertha, widow, r. 1305 Green Colen John H., teamster, r. 917 Greenwich B^ Colen. See Colin and Collin Coles Augustus D., painter Thomas Downing, r. 5 Ivy Av Coles Harry, compositor, r. 120 Fourth Coles Ida E. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple St. Pri- mary School, r. 1232 Twenty-first Coles John B., calker, and extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 606 Montgomery Coles John E., r. 219 Minna Coles Seymour B., hostler, r. 613 Mission Coles Thorn, engineer Dohrmann & Co.. r. Commer- cial Hotel Coles Wesley, emj)loyee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 427 Fourth Coles William J., porter Levy, Diamant, Oppenheim- er & Co., r. Oakland Coles William L., sergeant police, r. 1232 Twenty-first Colette Claudine, widow, laundry, 1021 Stockton Coletti Luigi, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 103 Ore- gon, r. 20 Lafayette PI Colety Harry M., clerk A. P. Lorentzen, r. 675 Mission Coley William C, r. 424 Sansome Colfer Patrick C, laborer William E. Bridge, r. 512 Bush Colgan John, fireman, r. 6 Jackson Colgan John, fireman SS. Mexico, r Colgan John Jr., machinist Eisdon I r. 305 Fremont Colgan William W., longshoreman, r. 1 Freelon Coli A. & Co. (Alesio and Bartolomeo Coli) wood and coal, 907 Washington Coll Alesio (A. Coli & Co.) r. 907 Washington Coli Bartolomeo (A. Coli & Co.) r. 907 Washington Colibert Jules, waiter Campi's Eestaurant, r. 619 Pa- cific Colin John B., expressman, r. W s Montgomery Av, nr Chestnut Colin Josephine, widow, teacher Zeitska Institute, r. . 820 Filbert B^" Colin. See Colen and Collin Coll Dennis, teamster Nicholas Bruns, r.lOOl Battery, rear Coll Frank, teamster A. M. Ebbets, r. 54 Sacramento Coll John, baker, r. 23 White PI Coll Michael, baker James McDevitt, r. 674 Clemen- tina Coll Patrick, tailor, 307 Minnna, r. 451 Jessie Coll W. W., r. Grand Hotel Collan John, laborer Cal. Sugar Eeflnery, r. 2 Park Av Collamore Addie 8. Mrs., r. The Inglewood Colleary Ambrose, clerk, r. 829 Greenwich Colleary John, teamster, r. 829 Greenwich Collector Customs U. S., Port of San Francisco, office Custom House, third floor Collector Licenses City and County, new City Hall, basement Collector Taxes City and County, new City Hall, first floor Collector U. S. Internal Revenue, office TJ. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 2-6 College ot Notre Dame, E s Dolores, bet Six- teenth and Seventeenth 305 Fremont and L. Works, CoUenberg August, blacksmith, r. 872 Mission Collet Mrs., r. 502 Linden Av Collet Fortune, liquor saloon, SW cor Second and Bryant Colleton James, collector Tallant & Co., r. 524 Bryant Collett Henry G., foreman Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 919 Bryant Collett Theodore H., master mariner, r. 198 Lombard CoUey Charles J., millwright, r. 1505)6 Franklin CoUey Frederick A., manager wholesale dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 202 San Jos6 Av Colley Moses H., carpenter and builder, ^r. 202 San Jos^ Av Colliard Louis, liquor saloon, 324 Sixth Collie Thompson, freight agent. Pier 7 Steuart, r. Al- ameda Collie W. H. & Co. (William H. Collie, George B. Jones and John Forsyth) proprietors Park Nursery, cor Hayes and Baker Collie William H., florist, 20 Post, and (W. H. Collie & Co.) r. 818 Octavia Collier Frederick, broker, r. 234 Bush Collier James W., foreman Neville & Co., r. 421 FIl- bert Collier John M., shipcarpenter. r. 363 Minna Collier Michael, cook, r. 421 Filbert Collier Peter F., publisher, office 22 Geary, r. New York Collier William B., capitalist, r. 916 Van Ness Av 8^"Collier. See Collyer Colligan Terrence, fireman Sutter St. RE., r. 1333 Val- lejo Collin Henry, tailor, 1311 Pacific, r. 1307 Pacific Collin M. Miss, school teacher, r. Abbotsford House Collin Maggie J., domestic 1914 Sutter Collin Robert, stevedore, r. 112 Steuart B^CoUin. See Colen and Colin Colling Charles, conductor N. B. and M. ER., r. 636 Third Ceilings Francis, stonecutter, r. 28 Nevada CoUlngs John, merchant, r. 13 Linden Av Colllngwood C. B., conductor Market St. ER., r. 528 J!5 Valencia Collins Abraham A., janitor, r. 1032 Clay • Collins Adeline L. Mrs. (Collins & Lyons) r. 208 Fifth- Collins Albert F., salesman Merry, FauII & Co., r. 32 Fourth Collins Albert L., teamster Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 308 >i Tenth Collins Albertine Mrs., restaurant, 817 Montgomery Collins Andrew P., carpenter, r. 545 Mission Collins Ann M. Mrs., r. 817 J^ Jessie Collins Annie Mrs. , ladies' nurse, r. 184 Jessie Collins Annie E. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 2919 Mission Collins Asa S., coin teller U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. Oak- land Collins A. W., bookkeeper Nathan W. Spaulding, r. Oakland Collins Berkley, painter, r. 1313 Steiner Collins Barney, cigarmaker David Barry, r. 37 Sixth Collins Barney Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 37 Sixth Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman Frank Eastman & Co., r. 286 Stevenson Collins Bernard, hostler, r. N 8 Fulton, bet First and Second Avs Collins Brothers (John and Timothy) dairymen, S B Twenty-fourth, nr Douglass Collins Charles, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. 922 Pine Collins Charles H., clerk, r. 1585 Turk Collins Charles J. {Collins & Co.) r. 1023 Twenty-first Collins Charles J. Jr. (Collins & Co.) r. 1028 Twenty- first Collins Charles W., clerk Merchant Publishing Co., r. 969 Mission Collins Corinne Mrs., r. 408 Jones Collins Cornelius, r. 46 Louisa Collins Cornelius, bricklayer, r. 3 Otis PI Collins Cornelius S., miner, r. 1009 MS York Collins C. P., waiter J. B. Jaques, r. Hubbard House Collins Daniel, seaman, r. 117 Drumm Collins Daniel, varieties, N s Twenty-fourth, bet Ala- bama and Florida Collins Daniel M., photograph printer Peters k Sew- ell, r. 10 Zoe Collins Daniel W., sewing machine adjuster, r. 2617 Harrison LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY COOD WORK. l,OW PRICES. OFFICK. 64» MARKET STREET. COL 325 COL Collins David, laborer, r. 1332 Washington Collins Dennis, r. 38 Clara Collins Dennis, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 622 M Jessie Collins Dennis, blacksmith Omnibus RR. Collins Dennis, butcher, r. 8 s Venezuela, bet Platte and Savannah Collins Dennis, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1308 Green Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 320 Eighth Collins Dennis, vamisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 39 Everett Collins Dennis B., livery stable, 222 Fifth, r. 922 Pine Collins Dennis P., cook S. P. Collins, r. 117 Bernard Collins Edward, bartender, r. 708 Howard Collins Edward, stevedore, r. 6 Norton PI- Collins Edward, wool scourer Thomas Bailey & Co., r. 20 Gilbert ■ Collins Edward F., laborer, r. S s Twenty-first, nr Eureka Collins Edward F., solicitor, r. 922 Pine Collins Edward S., plumber and gasfitter, 2i Mont- gomery Av Collins Elizabeth, widow, r. 365 Minna Collins Elizabeth Mrs., r. 424 Minna Collins Emma, widow, r. 18 William Collins Eugene A., cook Sailor's Home Collins Fannie E., widow, r. 129 Eleventh Collins Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Collins Frederick T. (F. T. Collins & Co.) r. 1223 Polk Collins F. T. & Co. (Frederick T. and Thomas W. Collins) hatters, 1223 Polk Collins George, cook Joseph Marshall, r. 662 Howard Collins George B., pictorial painter Jabez S. Swan, r. Oakland Collins George D., clerk O'Brien & Morrison, r. 2434 • Larkin Collins George G., paper ruler, r. 232 Jessie Collins George H. (Higgins & Collins) r. Oakland Collins George J., cabinetmaker, r. 613 Mission Collins George W., bookkeeper W. W. Chase & Ccf., r. 1906 Mason Collins George W., commercial traveler, r. 30 Powell Av, B. H. Collins George W., seaman, r. 68 Oregon Collins Henry C, clerk, r. 1585 Turk Collins Henry P., cler^ r. 969 Mission Collins Hugh, laborer,'. 408 Fourth Collins James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 16 Isis Collins James, painter W. W. Blake, r. 1606 Steiner Collins James, stonecutter, r. 11 ?i Garden Collins James, tailor, 643 Post Collins James E., blacksmith, r. Empire Lodgings Collins James F., engineer A. Waldstein, r. 732 Clem- entina Collins James G., carpenter, r. 613 Mission •Collins James J., machinist helper S. P. RR., r. Twenty-third, nr Sanchez Collins James W., proptr Belmont Dairy, r. 3 Board- man PI Collins James T., engineer, r. Commercial Hotel Collins Jeremiah, lithogi-aphic transfer worker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 215 Ninth Collins Jeremiah, soapdealer, r. 234 Langton Collins Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 131 Lily Av Collins Jeremiah J., deputy Sherifif, r. 1123^ Silver Collins' Jewelry Store, successor to H. Myers & Son, 227 Kearny •Collins John (Collins Brothers) r.N s Twenty-fourth, ur Ellen Collins John, baker, r. 406 Shipley ■CoUius John, barber, r. 910 J^ Harrison Collins John, blacksmith helper, r. 420 M Natoma Collins John, brass finisher William T. Garratt, r. 212 Second Collins John, butcher, r. 535 Mission 'Collins John, compositor, r. 260 Jessie Collins John, driver John Nolan, r. 1613 California Collins John, expressman. NW cor First and Mission Collins John, fireman SS. Modoc, r. 2526 Bryant Collins John, flagman C. P. RR. Collins John, horseshoer G. P. Graney, r. 520 Bush Collins John, laborer, r. 20 Gilbert Collins John, laborer, r. 15 Jessie •Collins John, laborer, r. 60 Shipley Collins John, laborer, r. 109M Freelon •Collins John, laborer, r. 608 Sacramento Collins John, laborer, r. 710 Lombard Collins John, longshoreman, r. N 8 Day, bet Church and Sanchez Collins John, machinist, r. 212 Second Collins John, milkman, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet Douglass and Ellen Collins John, rope splicer Sutter St. BE., r. 1336 Bush Collins John, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 943 Folsom Collins John, teamster, r. 1618 West Mission Collins John, night watchman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, T.1% Liberty Collins John, waiter, r. 37 Pacific Collins John, worm cutter, r. 12 Gilbert Collins John A., attorney at law, 526 Kearny, room 11, r. 2430 Mission Collins John C, compositor Bulletin, r. 3 Yerba Buena Collins John D., cattle dealer, r. 118 Valley Collins John J., laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 11 Hubbard Collins John J., morocco shaver, r. 127 Fifteenth Collins John J., porter Hoffman & Co., r. 1023 Vallejo Collins John P., r. 419 Stevenson Collins John T., clerk, r. 3 Otis PI Collins Joseph, carpenter, r. 18 Zoe Collins Joseph, weaver, r. 1023 Vallejo CoUius Joseph C, real estate, office 509 Bush, r. 112 Mason ColUns Joseph V.j salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 325 Ellis Collins Julia A. Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 339 Shipley Collins Kate Migs, dressmaker, r. 1313 Steiner Collins Lyman P., salesman Samuel Hill, r. Oakland Collins M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 310 Kearny % Collins Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 2526 Bryant Collins Margaret, widow, r. 323 Tehama Collins Martin J., carpenter, r. 1508 Mason Collins Mary, domestic 707 Shotwell Collins Mary Mrs., r. 419 Stevenson Collins Mary E. Miss, assistant Starr King Primary School, r. 424 Minna Collins Mary F. Mrs. proptr Albemarle House, 8 Ma- son Collins Matthew, policeman, r. 144 Chestnut Collins Michael, drayman Cal. Powder Works, r. Baker, bet Jefferson and Beach Collins Michael, laborer, r. 270 Clementina Collins Michael, laborer, r. 18 Bonita Collins Michael, laborer, r. 1023 Vallejo Collins Michael, plasterer, r. 1313 Steiner Collins Michael T., tinsmith, r. 1023 Vallejo Collins Miles, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 5 Natoma Collins Mortimer, plasterer, r. NW cor Van Ness Av and Franklin Collins Moses H., coachman, r. 46 Second Collins Nellie L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1023 Twenty. first Collins Nicholas, packer Levison Bros., r. 33!^ O'Far- rell Collins Owen, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co. Collins P.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.s Wharf Collins Patrick, r. Pierce, bet Greenwich and Lom- bard Collins Patrick, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. NE cor Vermont and Nevada Collins Patrick, hostler James Fagen, r. 61 Natoma Collins Patrick, laborer Mechanics' Foundry Collins Patrick, proprietor Washington Hotel, NW cor First and Mission Collins Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 304 Beale ColUns Patrick, teamster, r. 1200 Ji Larkin Collins Patrick F.. junk dealer, r. 712 Fulton Collins Patrick F„ laborer, r. 732 Clementina Collins Patrick J., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Sanchez and Noe Collins Peter, laborer, r. 307 Folsom Collins Peter F., carpenter, r. 1621 H Howard, rear Collins R., r. 419 Stockton Collins R. Mrs., widow, r. 68 Alta Collins Richard, fireman Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 2919 Mission Collins Richard, springmaker, r. 775 Folsom Collins Richard J., blacksmith Joseph J. Lachapelle, r. 2919 Mission ColUns Richard M.(W. W. Chase & Co.) r. 1906 Mason Collins Richard W.. laborer, r. 17 Third Collins Robert, compositor Bulletin, r. 1110 Clay Collins Robert, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 MarM St. H IKNCK1.EY, SPIERS * HAYES. FUI-TON IRON IVORKS. 813 Fremont Street, JHfMiuracturera of ROCK BREAKERS. RETORTS and ROASTINU FlTRNACEflb COL 326 COL i PQ « © U o 49 e8 © Vi '♦-I C8 m c8 O A o .a I d I Collins Salvln P. (S. P. Collins & Co.) r. 8W cor Franklin and Sacramento Collins Samuel, carbuilder N. B. and M. RR., r. 10)4 Falmouth Collins Sarah, widow, r. 339 Shipley Collins Savory W., solicitor, r. 825 Broadway Collins S. H., watches, jewelry and diamonds, 227 Kearny, r. 2612 Sacrameuto Collins Silas M. (Collins h Tilden) r. 119 Mason Collins S. P. 6i Co. (Salvin P. Collins and James Wheeland) wines and liquors and oyster and chop house, 329 Montgomery and 511 California Collins Terrence, fireman P. M. SS. Colima Collins T. F.. painter Hugh G. Jarman Collins Thomas, r. 969 Mission Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Ritch Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 413 Polk Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 564 Mission Collins Thomas, laborer Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 712 Larkin Collins Thomas, laborer, r. Turk St. Hotel Collins Thomas, morocco finisher, r. 632 Clementina Collins Thomas, varnieher L. & E. Emanuel, r. 60 Shipley Collins Thomas C, driver City RR., r. 123 Fifteenth Collins Thomas F., laborer, r. W s Boyce, nr Geary Collins Thomas M. steward stmr James M. Donahue Collins Thomas W. (F. T. Collins & Co.) r. 1585 Turk Collins Timothy (Collins Brothers) r. S s Twenty- fourth, nr Eureka Collins Timothy, bricklayer, r. 2434 Larkin CoUins Timotliy, boat builder, 120-122 Berry, r. 11 Haggln Collins Timothy, laborer, r. 238 Oak Collins Timothy, laborer, r. 277 Stevenson Colli^ Timothy, printer, r. 1230 Bush Collins Timothy, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 621 Minna Collins Timothy Mrs., boarding, 307 Folsom CoUins W., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills Collins W. B., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Collins William, coal passer P. M. SS. San Jose Collins William, plumber, r. Alta, bet Montgomery and Kearny Collins William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart Collins William, tin roofer, r. 229 Jessie Collins William, with Keane Bros., r. 207 Post Collins William D., carpenter, r. 308 Tenth Collins William E., merocco finisher, r. 127 Fifteenth Collins William R., barber C. 2. Rapp, r. 250 Ellis Collins William W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW cor Butte and Kentucky Collins W. J., mining expert, r. 725 Pine Collins Wolsey W., attorney at law S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 314 Fremont Collins & Co. (Charles J. and Charles J. Collins Jr.) hatters, 51ii Montgomery Cilllns & Lyons (Mrs. Adeline L.Collins and John Lyons) teamsters, Pier 11 Steuart Collins & Tilden (S. M. Collins and H. N. Tilden) commission and dairy produce, 426 Sansome B^Collins. See Colllngs CoUischonn Charles, corresponding clerk Belloc & Co., r. Oakland Collison James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 4 Simpson PI Collison John A., collector, r. 915 Polk Collner John, compositor Examiner, r. 11 Natoma CoUou William M., r. 114 Vicksburg Collonan William, boilermaker, r.l31 Valley Collopy Edmund, baker James Collopy, r. 953 Bryant CoUopy George, varnisher A. Frel, r. 27 Ritch Collopy James, bakery, 953 Bryant Collopy Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 27 Ritch Collopy Timothy, laborer, r. 311 Clementina Collopy William P., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 27 Ritch Collum Bernard, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 108 Liberty Colly Charles, teamsttr, r. 1508 Mason 1^ Collyer. See Collier Colman Abraham (Colman Brothers) r. Piedmont, Alameda Co. Colman Abraham, tailor, r. 635 Jessie Colman A. F., widow, varieties, 433 O'Farrell Colniun Brotbera (Moiris, Abraham and Charles) importers and wholesale and retail clothing and gents' furnishing goods, SW cor Montgomery and Bush Colman Charles, r. 635 Jessie Colman Charles (Colman Brothers) r. 905 Hyde Colman Christina, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear Colman Joanna, widow, r. 15 Hayes, rear Colman Joseph, mining, office 314 Montgomery Colman Morris (Colman Brothers) r. 914 Sutter Colman Nathaniel B., physician, office 204 Sutter, r, 608 Bush Colman William, r. 317 Mason VS" Colman. See Coleman and Kohlman Colmann Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Pine and Kearny, r. 639 California Colmann Martin J., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 639 California Colmesnil James G., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 708 Fulton Colmorio E. Mrs., r. 1421 Stockton Coloflf Herman, musician Winter Garden, r. 615 Bnsb ColomaI.de Santa, porter Percy Beamish, r. 1116 Kearny Colomb Julius, woodcarver Thomas Howard, r. 13 Salmon Colombat A. Mrs., fringe factory, 108 O'Farrell, r. 623 California Colombier L., cook, r. 623 California Colombier Leonle Mme., dressmaker, r. 623 California Colombinl Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Colombo Alexis, cook, r. 520 Vallejo Colombo Francisco, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni- ture Co. , r. Thoroughfare Hotel Colombo Hotel, Quillci & Lurati proptrs, 621 Broad- way Colombo Market, G. B. Parma superintendent, S s Pacific, bet Front and Davis Colombo Nlcolo, Italian Ben. Soc. ,423 Washington Colombo Rosie, widow, r. 5 Margaret PI Colomboti Antoni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Colon Ellen, chambermaid International Hotel Colon Harry, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Colonnade House, Mrs. Alfred Rlx proptr, 1206 Market Colorado Steam Navi(;ation Co., Charles Oocker president, Frank S. Douty secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend Colorado Valley Land and Irrigating Co., Thomas H. Blythe president, office 724 M Market Colosseum Saloon, Kayser & Mayer proprietors, 910 Market Colquhoun Robert D., clerk I^verpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., r. 48 South Park Colson A., laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 506 Folsom Colson Edward A., clerk Custom House, r. E e Penn- sylvania Av, bet Solano and Mariposa Colson F., watchman Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 606 Folsom Colson John, liquor saloon, 118 Washington 0S'"Col8on. See Coulson Colston George J., laborer, r. 310 Montgomery Av Colston Samuel B., boilermaker, r. 1607 Church Colter Andrew, calker, r. 103 First Colter Edward J. , bookkeeper, r. 2322 Pine Colter Henry, clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel Colter John N., upholsterer, r. 2322 Pine Colter Nicholas, teamster, r. W s Clinton, bet Brannan and Townsend Colter William, carpenter, r. 2322 Pine l^'Colter. See Coulter. Colthorp Robert, elevatorman, r. 214 Minna Colthurst John H., painter, r. 319 Fourth Coltman George E., r. 1812 Dnpont Colton AlricO., attorney at law, 621 Clay, r. 306 Eighteenth Colton D. D. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor California and Taylor Colton Dental Association, Dr. Charles W. Decker, Phelan Building, rooms 6-11 COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION PMaE's Building, Rooms 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. (Entrance. 80U Market.) n A CI ODDPT A T T^TQ! ■ '""sltlvely Extract Teeth wlth- UnO UrjJumLlO 1 U , ""t Pam— the only office that nmkfs and t-lves th'- cel'liruted "C'olton «n»." Estab- lished In 1863. (iverit.OOO retereucee. Also, performs all (jperatlons In Dentistry. DR. CIIAR1.es W. AECKEB. SAN FRIINCISCO LAUNDRY. ""'""'fl^SJ'nS.TalLlif/T'-'* ""♦•'» J. MACOONOUGH & CO. Importers of and DealerH in COAl< and 1»I« IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. COL 327 COM Colton George, r. 728 Lombard Colton James, plumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 110)4 Dore Colton James, watchman, r. 120 Seventh Colton Nathaniel W., shoemaker, r. 437 Fulton Colton Walter, boilermaker S. P. BR., r. 112 Shotwell Colton William, artesian well borer, r. 110 M Dore Colton William Jr., plumber W. C. Forsyth, r. IIOM Dore Colty Harry M., clerk, r. 675 Mission Columbia and Pnget Sound Railroad Co., office 210 Battery Columbia Foundry, Keeee Llewellyn proptr, 133-135 Beale and 130-136 Main Columbia River Packets, A. M. Simpson & Brothers agents, 44 Market Columbia Soap 'Works, 26 Jessie, office 202 Mar- ket, room 4 Columbia Street Grammar School, Mrs. Margaret Deane principal, E s Florida, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Columbus Christopher, laborer, r. 362 Fifteenth Columbus Consolidated Mining Co.(Candelaria, Nev.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 309 California, room 4 Columbus Hall, S s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie Columbus J. S., second steward 0. K. and N. SS. Oregon Columbus Packing' Co., manufacturers her- metically sealed goods, office 217 Sacramento Oolvey Francis, cook, r. 919 Sacramento Colvil William, captain stmr Barnard Castle, office 620 East Colville James, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 630 Mission Colvin Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1160 Market • Colvin Edward H., machinist, r. 10 Lily Av Colvin Edward J., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1223 Stockton Colvin Hugh J., engineer Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 1223 Stockton Colvin James J., plumber Thomas Day & Co., and ex- traman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1501 Broad- way Colvin John J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 823 Pacific Colwell Carrie Mrs., artist, r. 1104 Mission Colwell F. M. Miss, r. 1526 California Colwell Harry C, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 1526 California Colwell Ealph, clerk Emile Wells, r. Oakland Colwell Samuel B., journalist, r. 757 Harrison Colwell William A., clerk A. Crawford & Co., r. 1104 Mission ^"Colwell. See Caldwell and Cauld well Comache C, shipcarpenter Dickie Bros. Comaichi Mateo, teamster, r. 18 Clarence PI Combatalade Felix, tanner Dominique Legallet, r. Teneriffe, bet St. John and Tombigbee Combatalafie Jules, laundryman Model Laundry, 2923 California Combatalade L., furnished rooms, 817 Montgomery Combe Edward, r. 2110 Mission Comber Patrick, teamster, r. 532 Howard Comber Thomas J., porter Eeane Bro^., r. 9 Dear- born PI Combes Edward L., teamster, r. 2120 Mission Combes Lottie, widow, r. 425 Fulton Combes Stephen D., cook P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 275 Minna B^ Combes. See Coombs and Combs Combland Bertha Mrs., cloak and dressmaker, 715 Stockton Combland George, bookkeeper, r. 715 Stockton Combs Charles C., teamster, r. 6 Creek Lane Combs Laura S. Miss, r. 2910 Folsom Comegys, Block & Co., merchants (Livermore, Cal.) office 207 Front Comer Bartholomew, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI Comer Dennis, helper Hyman Levison, r. 432 Minna Comer Hannah, widow, r. 121 Ninth Comerford Edward, mason, r. 27 Freelon Comerford John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama Comerford Joseph M., builder and real estate agent, r. 334 Duncan Comerford Patrick, liquor saloon, 1911 Hyde Comerford Patrick H., hostler, r. 416 Clementina Comerz Charles N., cigarmaker, r. 1032 Market Comet Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) K. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine Comfort J. V. C, purser P. M. SS. City of Sydney Comfort Martha Miss, r. 114 Powell Comings Patrick, laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-sixth and Army Comins P. B. Mrs., r. 933 Greenwich Commary John A., painter, r. 610 Jessie Commercial Agency, Edwards, Pickens & Ful- ton proprietors, 401 California, room 1 Commercial Block, 121-131 California Commercial Exchange, Thomas King proprie- tor, NW cor Clay and Drunim Commercial Fire Insurance Co. (of New York) William G. Elliott agent, 410 California Commercial Herald and Market Review (weekly) John H. Carmany & Co. publishers and proprietors, 409 Washington Commercial Herald Freight Circular (monthly) John H. Carmany & Co. publishers and proprietors, 409 Washington Commercial Hotel, Cyrus Carmany manager, 8E cor Pacific and Montgomery Av Commercial Insurance Co. of California, John H. Wise president, Charles A. Laton secre- tary, 405 California Commercial Ne-ws and Skipping Liist (dally) Morris U.Bates & Co. publishers and proprietors, 123 California, room 27 Commercial Soap Co., Dakin & Libbey manag- ers, Alameda, bet Rhode Island and De Haro, office 223 Sacramento Commercial Steam Power Works, 500 M Commercial Commercial Tea Importing Co. The (George H. C. Haake and Gustav Pulschen) 957 Market Commercial Union Assurance Co. of Lon- don, John Eae Hamilton manager, 210 Sansome Commercial World (mercantile monthly) Com- mercial World Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 121 California Commercial World Pnblisking Co., publish- ers and proprietors Commercial World, 121 Cali- fornia Commius Edward (Commins & O'Connor) r. 714 Gol- den Gate Av Commins Edward, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1210 Clay Commins Edward P., clerk Wallace, Greathouse & Blanding, r. 714 Golden Gate Av Commins Frank, clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 601 Geary Commins Peter W., wagonmaker, 3251 Mission Commins & O'Connor (Edward Commins and Thomas M. O'Conno^ importers and wholesale liquors, 204-206 Market, and 5-7 Pine 1^" Commins. See Cummings, Cummins and Com- ings Commissioner Immigration State, 508 Bat- tery Commissioner Insurance State of Cali- fornia, 401 California Commissioner Skipping Ignited States, 118 Jackson Commissioners Bank, John E. Farnum, Joseph M. Litchfield and William F. White, 528 Califor- nia Commissioners City Hall, New City Hall, first floor Commissioners Fisk, 401 California Commissioners Harbor, 10 California Commissioners of Insanity, New City Hall, basement Commissioners Park, Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park Commissioners Pilot, 62 Merchants' Exchange Commissioners Police, Old City Hall, second floor Comntissioners Railroad, office 320 Sansome Commissioners Revenue Fund, New City Hall Commissioners San Francisco Fire Depart- ment, Old City Hall Commissioners Viticultural, State Board of, Arpad Haraszthy president, John H. Wheeler secretary, 111 Leidesdorflf Commissioners Water, New City Hall, first floor Commo Reuben, captain ship War Hawk, r. Golden Eagle Hotel Commons John, machinist E. A. Rix, r. 5 Chesley Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) P. F. Mohrhardt secretary, office 311 Mont- gomery Compagnie Generale Transatlantique (New York and Havre) J. F. Fugazi agent, 5 Montgomery Av o 0 is p. 9 GC 0 w o o t«r c p. s ef 0 K o © O M B o B o o B B o o p. BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and OrchiUa Presses. MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: JOHN wienoBE, 133 Spear Htr««t. COM 328 CON Compania Mexicana Agricola Industrial y Coloniza- dora de Terrenos del Colorada, G. Andrade presi- dent, office 724 ii Market Compena Loretta, r. 5 Polk Lane Comper James, r. 215 Linden Av Compromise Gold Alinin^f Co. (Mariposa Co.) Daniel Buck secretary, 81 Nevada Block Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, C. de Guigne agent, 412 Montgomery Compton Frank Vf., assistant foreman George G. Shreve & Co., r. Oakland Compton G. & Co. (George Compton) wood, coal and produce, 635 Minna Compton George (G. Compton & Co.) r. 636 Minna, rear Compton John, laborer Mission Baths, r. 1633 Mission Comstock Agnes M. Mrs. , compositor, r. 610 Front Comstock Charles, r. 405 Natoma Comstock Clarence C, compositor Spirit of the Times, r. 610 Front Comstock Elisha, bookkeeper A. E. Mintie & Co., r. 209 Kearny Comstock George, clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 708 Pine Comstock John F. O., lieutenant Underwriters' Fire Patrol, Station 2, r. 34 Grove Comstock Mary, widow, r. 708 Pine Comstock Sarah C, widow, r. 610 Front Comstock William, clerk A. W. Furst. r. 1027 Market Comte Augustus Jr., attorney at law, 534 J^ California, rooms 1-2, r. Alameda Comyns John, calker, r. 326}$ Seventh Comyns Joseph, clerk John Hanly, r. 326 }$ Seventh Comyns Lawrence, calker, r. 14 Federal Comyns Maurice, calker, r. 724 Natoma B^ Comyns. See Commlns, Cummings and Cum- mins Conagen Andrew, calker, r. 312 Folsom Conaghan Patrick, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co. Conahan John, farmer. Old Ocean House Road Conans Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 315 Langton Conant Augustus F., manager Pac. Trucking Co., office 3s Main, r. 44« Bartlett Conant Benjamin H., stationery and fancy goods, 236 Ellis Conant B. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 236 Ellis Conant Charles H., driver street sprinkler, r. 27 Moss Conant George B., clerk, r. 536 Ellis Conard W. D., r, 144 Fourth Conaway Archibald J., clerk, r. 1734 Devisadero Conaway James B., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 9 Auburn Conboie George R., carpehter and builder, 797 Ji Mission Conboy Daniel, laborer, r. 1316 Kearny Conboy George C, entry clerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r. 524 Ninth Conboy James, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery Conboy John, glass blower, r. 10 Anthony Conboy M.. laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Conboy Michael J., policeman, r. 1316 Kearny Conboy Patrick, r. Montgomery's Hotel Conboy Patrick H., messman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 261 First Conboy Thomas H., buttermaber, r. 824 Kearny Concannon James, traveling salesman, r. 2650 Folsom, rear Concannon Luke, groceries and liquors, 1577 Market Concannon Thomas, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson, rear Concordia Club Rooms, 102 O'Farrell Concordia Hall, Gustav Wiinsche proptr. 927 Mission Concordia Hotel, Jotm Grundies proptr, 907 Folsom Concordia Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William J. Taylor secretary, 310 Pine, room 25 Condari Theodore G., liquor saloon and boarding, 816 Front Cond6 Antonio, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Condee George M., mining, r. 2118 Van Ness Av CondoU Gustavus, soapmaker, r. NE cor Santa Clara and Hampshire Condict J. ISlliot, chief engineer The Central Gas Light Co., office 841 Market, r. Palace Hotel Condon Charles, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Condon Cornelius, fireman tiig Katy, r. 1030 Pacific Condon Cornelius, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Condon David, r. 519 Bush Condon David, laborer, r. 639 Minna Condon David, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station Condon Edmond, laborer, r. 28 First Condon Edward F., type ca.ster Marder, Luse & Co., r. 1 Eddy Condon Frank, tobacco stripper Simon Hasterlick, r. 425 Clementina Condon Frederick, engineer tug Water Nymph, r. 1030 Pacific Condon James A., machinist, r. 567 Mission Condon John, liquor saloon, 733 Howard Condon John, tanner, r. 1025 York Condon John D., cabinetmaker Charles J. £Uemm, r. lOM Geneva Condon Julia, stewardess P. M. SS. City of Sydney Condon Julia, widow, r. 447 First Condon Lawrence, cooper, r. 1030 Pacific Condon Maria Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1030 Howard Condon Michael, donkeyman P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 1030 Pacific Condon M. J. Mrs., widow, r. E s Buchanan, nr Fil- bert Condon Patrick, laborer, r. W 8 San Jo86 Av, nr Twen- ty-fifth Condon Patrick H., laborer freight depot 8. P. BE., r. 525 Natoma Condon Richard T., collector, r. 1310 Broderick Condon Sarah, widow, r. 1310 Broderick Condon Sarah C, widow, branch bakery, 254 Fourth Condon Terrence, hostler N. B. and M. ER., r. 151 Clara Condon Thomas D., clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 318 Clementina Condon William, tanner, r. SW cor Trinidad and Sus- quehanna 8^ Condon. See Congdon Condra Amos H., hide dealer, r. 7 Noonan Av Condray John, vegetable garden, S s Silver Av, nr Mission Condrick Michael, teamster John Rodgers & Sons, r. 3 Polk Condrick William, shoemaker, r. S s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh Condrin James T., machinist Union Iron Works, r. NW cor Page and Fillmore Condrotte Adolphe, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 3 Rushtou PI Condrotte Joseph, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 3 Rushton PI Condrotte Joseph, waiter V.Bigne & Co., r. 655 Wash- ington Condrotte Lucien, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 3 Rushton PI Cone Henry, piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 502 Geary Cone James H., watchman P. C. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 1811 O'Farrell B^Cone. See Coen, Cohen, Cohn, Kohen and Kobn Conenz Girard, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228 Kearny Conerty Mary Miss, furnished rooms. 111 Silver Coneus Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 315 Langton Coney Alexander, sexton Congregation Sheritb Israel, r. 616 Laguna Coney Charles W. H., collector, r. 432 Hayes Coney C. W. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 432 Hayes Coney Elkan H., plumber, r. 616 Laguna 1^" Coney. See Cooney Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) B. Wegener secretary, 414 California Congdon Charles H., mining engineer, r. 2418 Sacra- mento Congfdon George, real estate, office 40-41 Nevada Block, r. 320 Mason Congdon Hannah, domestic 1227 Clay Congdon Henry (J. H. Congdon & Co.) r. 501 Post Congdon Henry B., mining, 330 Pine, r. 2418 Sacra- mento Congdon Henry M., boat builder, r. 322 Main Congdon «J. H. & Co. (Joseph H. and Henry Congdon) wool and grain commission merchants, and agents Paradise Flouring Mills, 34 California Congdon Joseoh H. (J. H. Congdon & Co.) r. 1922 Eddy •y Congdon. See Condon Conger Benjamin T., printer, 524 Washington, r. Oak- land Congers J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Congregation Beth Israel, Dr. A.J. Messing rabbi, 8 S Turk, bet Taylor and Jones Congregation Buth Menahlm Streisand, 335-337 Minna Congregation Eraanu-El, Rev. Elkan Cohn rabbi, N 8 Sutter, bet Stockton and Powell LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWELRY and WATCHES I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY TTASHINO CAI.I.ED FOB AND nKY.ITEREn. OFFICK, 648 MAKKKT NTKKET. CON 329 CON Congregation Navah Tzedek, Rev. Syskind Caro rabbi, 14 Golden Gate Av Oongregatiou Ohabai Shalome, Rev. A. S. Bettelhelm rabbi, E s Mason, bet Geary and Post Congregation Shaarey Tzedek, Rev. O. Weiss rabbi, E B Stockton, nr Broadway Congregation Sherith Israel, NE cor Post and Taylor Congregational Mission House (Chinese) 5 Brenham PI Congregfational Pnblisliing Society, Rev. Frederic E. Shearer agent, 757 Market Conkelman Frank, clerk, r. 777 Market Conklin Anna M., wido-w, r. 1130 McAllister Conklin Brotbers (William M. and Frank) pro- prietors Pacific Steam Carpet Beating Works and whiteners, 333 Golden Gate Av Conklin Charles P., bookkeeper P. & F. G. Conklin, r. NE cor Valencia and Twenty-second Conklin Enoch, office 12 Montgomery, room 7, r. Grand Hotel Conklin Frank (Conklin Brothers) and School Di- rector, r. 516 Duncan Conklin Frank G. (P. & F. G. Conklin) r. Oakland Conklin John, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1917 Hyde . Conklin Kate Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar School, r. 1152 Sanchez Conklin Maurice, capitalist, r. NW cor Valley and Conklin P. & F. G. (Piatt and Frank G.) proptrs Cal. Glove Co., 585 Market Conklin Piatt (P. & F. G. ConkUn) r. 2216 Webster Conklin Thomas, brush maker, r. 411 Fourth Conklin Thomas F., solicitor Charles Pace, r. 123 Fourth Conklin William, laborer Continental Oil and Trans- portion Co., r. 28?4 Morris Av Conklin William Mrs., widow, r. 28M Morris Av Conklin William G., r. 28M Morris Av Conklin William M. (Conklin Brothersjr. cor Twenty- ninth and Sanchez Conkling Cornelius, with Savage & Son, r. 513 How- ard Conkling George W., gents' furnishing goods, 610 Market, r. 119 Powell Conlan Arthur, laborer, r. 1727 Market Conlan Charles T., clerk M. S. Horan, r. 16 Oak Conlan Francis, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 3 Channel Conlan James M., helper King St. Gas Works, r. 359)4 Brannan Conlan John, carpenter, r. 428 Castro Conlan John, seaman, r. 541 First Conlan John H., painter, r. 26 Turk Conlan John P., cleik King St. Gas Works, r. 359 J4 Brannan Conlan Mary E. Mrs., r. 359)4 Brannan Conlan Patrick, r. 16 Oak Conlan William E., medical student, r. 16 Oak I^^ Conlan. See Conlin and Conlon Conless John, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Jack- son, r. 10 Kissling PI Conley Catherine Mrs., r. 449 Jessie, rear Conley Celia, widow, r. 628 Brannan Conley Charles, expressman, 109 Sansome, r. 530 Jessie Conley Conrad, seaman, r. 212 Steuart Conley Edward, r. 613 Mission Conley F. Mrs., instructress The Singer MnfgCo., r. 4 Russ Conley Francis, machinist The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 4 Russ Conley Frank M., waiter Capitol Restaurant, r. 19 Everett Conley James, r. 820 Vallejo Conley James, laborer, r. W s Chenery, nr Thirty- first Conley James, painter, r. 449 Jessie, rear Conley James M., compositor Call, r. 716 Stockton Conley John, boilermaker, r. 322 Beale Conley John, contrac^r, r. 530 Jessie Conley John, expressman, 606 Market, r. SO Jessie Conley John, laborer, r. 167 Silver Conley John, laborer, r. 310 Minna Conley John, labor^ir, r. Eleventh Av, nr L Conley John J., policeman, r. 435 Eddy Conley Kate, widow, r. 362 Fifteenth Conley Kate, domestic 458 Guerrero Conley Mary J., widow, r. E s Iowa, bet Yuba and Yolo Conley T., cook P. M. SS. Granada Conley William, r. 246 Third Conley William, seaman, r. E s Fillmore, bet Turk and Golden Gate Av Conley William A., clerk, r. 217)4 Elm Av Conley & Gowell- Consolidated Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 fS" Conley. See Conly, Connelly and Connolly Conlin Catherine, widow, r. 17 Sherwood PI Conlin Catherine, widow, r. 268 Jessie, rear Conlin Francis, laborer, r. 455 Clementina Conlin Hugh, special policeman, r. 1317 Octavla Conlin James (Conlin & Roberts) r. 113 Grove Conlin James, special policeman, r. S a Washington, bet Franklin and Gough Conlin James, teamster, r. 4 Gilbert Conlin John, carpenter, r. 338 Seventh Conlin John, steerage watchman P. M. SS. City of Pe- king Conlin John F., r. 1332 Natoma, rear Conlin John J., contractor and builder, r. 130 Clara Conlin Joseph R., clerk, r. 869 Market Conlin Matthew G., trimmer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1853 Stevenson Conlin Michael H., soap peddler, r. 3 Gilbert Conlin Michael H. Jr., laborer Michael H. Conlin, r. 3 Gilbert Conlin Owen, machinist, r. Shell Road, nr Teneriffe Conlin Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1853 Stevenson Conlin Thomas, laborer Market St. RR., r. 34 Hayes Conlin Thomas, metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 706 Natoma Conlin Thomas, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 125 Thirteenth Conlin & Roberts (James Conlin and John C. Rob- erts) metal roofers and mnfrs galvanized iron cornices, 728-730 Mission Conlon Annie, widow, r. 1012 Hampshire Conlon Bernard, whitener, r. 169 Minna Conlon Charles, laborer, r. 67 54 Shipley Conlon Helen, widow, furnished rooms, 813 Howard Conlon Honora Mrs., fancy goods, 707 Hyde Conlon James, salesman Julius Samuels, r. 608 Jones Conlon John, bagmaker Blake, Robbins & Co., r. 125 Thirteenth Conlon John J., printer, r. 455 Clementina Conlon Martin, laborer, r. 730 Harrison Conlon Matthew, driver Armes & Dallam, r. 1129 Harrison Conlou Michael (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 707 Hyde Conlon Patrick, bartender, r. 20 Howard Court Conlon Patrick, fireman Grand Hotel, r. 613)4 Minna Conlon Patrick, laborer, r. 28 First Conlon Robert, molder, r. 412 Beale Conlon Thomas, fireman, r. 320 Vallejo Conlon William, shoemaker, r. 25 Julian Av Conlon William J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 223 Fifteenth 1^" Conlon. See Conlan and Conlin Conly Arthur, teamster William Kerr, 903 Battery Conly John, capitalist, r. 1007 Gough Conly Martin, laborer C. J. Pidwell & Co.,r. 628 Bran- nan Conly Michael, paperboxmaker, r. 736 Clementina Couly Thomas, laborer, r. City Hotel ^?" Conly. See Conley, Connelly and Connolly Conmy Thomas C, compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r. 926 Broadway Conn Edward J., sawmaker, 641 Mission, r. 27 Haight Conn Francis, foreman U. P. Salt Works, r. 1229 York Conuahan Cornelius, farmer, r. W s Mission Road, bet Seneca and Niagara Av Connahan Timothy, laborer, r. 129 Francisco Connaughton John, lather, r. 917 Broadway Connaughton Owen, grocer, r. 170 Ninth Connaughton Thomas, laborer, r. 609 Lombard Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (of Hartford) Hagan & Manheim agents, 401 California Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. (of Hartford) James B. Roberts general agent, 315 California, rooms 13-14 Connell Annie, widow, r. 412 Locust Av Connell Charles H., chief janitor City Hall, r. 1409 Ma- siin Connell Cornelius, hostler John O'Connor, r. 1915 Pa- cific Av Connell Daniel, compositor Examiner, r. 937 Folsom Connell Daniel, salesman, r. 320 Jessie Connell Dennis, laborer, r. 310 Ninth G.W.CLARK k CO. ^KI SSiJfP 645 MARKET ST. UIMPI^I CV QPICrPQ JJ. UAVrC Firi^TOBT IRO^V WORKK, 213 Fremont Street, ninvlVLL I jOriunO OC riHIIld, Agents for the celebrated DEANC: steam PVnPS. CON 330 CON Connell Eliza, r. 2012 Fillmore Connell Elizabeth A., widow, r. 907 8hotweU Connell Hugh, gardener, r. 219 Prospect PI Connell Hugh, laborer, r. 3 McCormlck Connell James, fireman P. M. SS. San Jos^ Connell James, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills Connell James, horseman, r. Townsend, bet Third and Fourth Connell James, painter, r. 118 Dupont Connell James, teamster, r. 326 Minna Connell James D., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 907 Shotwell Connell James E., packer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 310 Ninth Connell James W., carpenter, r. 20 Berkeley Av Connell Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 78 M Colton Connell J. M., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 1209 Folsom Connell John, compositor Examiner, r. 226 Clara Connell John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Connell John, miner, r. 209 Leidesdorfif Connell John, porter Blake, Bobbins & Co., r. 212 Clara, rear Connell John T., porter Redington & Co., and extra- man Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1616 Pacific Av Connell Joseph, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 322 Third Connell Maggie, chambermaid Montgomery's Hotel Connell Mamie, shoe fitter Jory Bros., r. 310 Ninth Connell Mary Irene Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School, r. 907 Shotwell Connell Max, carpenter, r. 1209 Folsom Connell Michael, carpenter Fulton Iron Works, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Ellen Connell Michael, helper Union Iron Works, r. 454 Minna, rear Connell Michael, soap dealer, .593 Sixth Connell Michael, teamster, r. 22 Langton Connell M. L. Miss, dressmaking, 520 Kearny Connell Nora Miss, teacher music, r. 1329 Clay Connell Patrick, calker, r. 2014 Dupont Connell Patrick, groceries and liquors, 28 J« Rausch Connell Patrick, laborer, r. Washington Hotel Connell Patrick, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf Connell Philip, bricklayer and stone mason, r. 533 Natoma Connell Sadie Miss, teacher, r. 907 Shotwell Connell Thomas, r. 907 Shotwell Connell Thomas, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r. 360 Natoma Connell Thomas, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo Connell Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works Connell Timothy, laborer, r. 410?^ Natoma Connell Timothy, laborer, r. 652 Jessie Connell Timothy, laborer, J. F. Knox, r. 141i Natoma Connell Timothy G., teamster, r. 20 Berry Connell William, salesman, r. 418 Powell 1^" Connell. See Cornell Connelly Miss, seamstress, r. 1104 Mission Connelly Annie, widow, r. 79 Minna Connelly Bartlett, laborer, r. 736 Clementina Connelly Bernard mining, r. 932 Pacific Connelly Bridget, domestic 615 Chestnut Connelly Bridget Mlsfe, r. 69 Minna Connelly Catherine, widow, groceries and liquors, 20 Everett Connelly Daniel, longshoreman, r. 407 Main Connelly Edward, driver United Carriage Co. Connelly Frank, finisher Hue Kai & Co., r. 517 Natoma Connelly Frank J., salesman E. Sikes & Co., r. 2 Cot- tage PI Connelly Hugh, morocco finisher, r. 741 Brannan Connelly James, r. 413 Natoma Connelly James (Connelly & Borle) r. 118 Chatta- nooga Connelly James, hostler James Hurst, r. 510 Jessie Connelly James, laborer, r. NE cor Berry and Fifth Connelly James, painter Mrs. Daniel Lydon, 23 Sixth Connelly James, upholsterer Connelly & Borle, r. 820 Vallejo Connelly James E., calker, r. 52 Tehama Connelly Jennie Miss, compositor The Monitor, r. 432 Jackson Connelly J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 239 Eleventh Connelly John, clerk James Driscoll Connelly John, laborer, r. 15 Antonio Connelly John, laborer, r. 1123 Broadway Connelly John T., with S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 2529 Mission Connelly Maggie A. Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 309 Aiisftn Connelly Martin, plater Cal. Electrical Works, r. cor Seventh and Folsom Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 1082 Howard, r. 227 Clara Connelly Mary, domestic 320 Fulton Connelly Michael, laborer, r. 1033 Twentieth Connelly Michael, steward Kohlmoos & Gallagher, r. 715 Natoma Connelly Patrick, r. 228 Clara Connelly Patrick, driver J. M. Johnson, r. 413 Golden Gate Av Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear Connelly Patrick , plasterer, r. 2752 Bush Connelly T., laborer National Iron Works Connelly Thomas, laundryman. r. 559 Bryant Connelly Thomas N., shoemaker, r. cor Cortland Av and Cherubnsco, B. H. Connelly Timothy, groceries, 2529 Mission Connelly William, upholsterer Connelly & Borle, r. 820 Vallejo Connelly William H., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 820 Vallejo Connelly k Borle (James Connelly and Lewis Borle) furniture and bedding, 532-.534 Market B^ Connelly. See Conley, Conly and Connolly Conner Arcemus F., laundryman, r. N s Filbert, bet Gough and Octavia Conner A. Sarah, widow, r. 742 Pine Conner Browni Miss, journalist, r. 335 Eddy Conner Cornelius, tanner, r. NE cor Twenty-ninth and Sanchez Conner E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 404 Post Conner Frank, shademaker G. W. Clark & Co., r. 102 Eddy Conner James F., r. 2307 Octavia Conner J. L., r. 68 St. Ann's Building Conner John, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station Conner John, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Conner John E., musician, r. 863 J^ Market Conner John M., carpenter, r. 219 Mason Conner John W., real estate, ofiSce 604 Merchant, r. 504 Second Conner Nicholas W,, expressman, r. 1509 Church Conner Patrick, broker, r. 915 Sutter Conner Samuel A., compositor S. W. Raveley Conner Thomas, starcher La Grande Latindry Conner William E., student, r. 742 Pine Conners Charles C, salesman J. Lowth & Co., r. 1421 Laguna Conners Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Conners Daniel, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom- ery Conners Edward, milkman, r. 509 Twenty-ninth Conners George M., clerk, r. 1421 Laguna Conners M., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Conners Mary, widow, r. 7 Webster Conners Oscar W., brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, r. 1013 Scott Conners Patrick, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co. Conners Robert, carpenter, r. 1421 I^agima Conners Robert E., brassmolder, r. 1421 Laguna Conners Thomas, r. 118 Ellis Conners W.. laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Conners William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co., r. T2SH Howard Conners William, stableman City RR., r. 1436)ti Minna Conners William, teamster I. S. Van Winkle & Co. B^" Conners. See Conner, Connor and Connors Connerton Joseph, clerk, r. 170 Ninth Connerton Owen, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ninth and Howard Connery John, r. 223 Fifteenth Connery William, r. 223 Fifteenth Conness John Jr.. workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r. 1021 M Market Conness John F., laborer, r. 71^Filbert Conness Robert, mailing clerk Post Office, r. 44 Third Conney Neil, laborer, r. 1001 Battery Connick Alexander (McKay & Co.) r. Eureka, Cal. Connick Harris (McKay & Co.) r. Eureka, Cal. Conniff Dominick R., compositor, r. 140 Perry Conniff E., clerk, r. 675 Mission Conniff James, laborer, r. 1 Lincoln PI Conniff Joseph D., clerk, r. N s Rose Av, bet Octavia and Lasuua Conniff Micliael, real estate, r. 225 Fulton Conniff Nicholas, contractor, r. 140 Perry SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY *='"''"ae:'.t''.';A"H^v°,Si""™'' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. CI7iniBERl,ANn, I^EHIUH, and ENtil.INH TOVJiDUTT COKE, 41 MMrket Aitreet, corner Sp<>ar. CON 331 CON Conniff Patrick, laborer, r. 104 Twenty-fourth Conniff Peter, pressman H. S. (Jrocker & Co., r. 1807 Jessie Connifif Peter, shoemaker Bnckingham & Hecht, r. N s Rose Av, bet Octavia and Laguna Connifif Thomas F., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. N s Rose Av, bet Octavia and Laguna t^ Conniff. See Cunniff Conning John, foreman Cook & Trounson, r. 320 Sixth Conning Robert, accountant W. J. Callingham & Co., r. 140S Taylor Conning Stephen, carpenter, r. 320 Sixth Connolly Andrew, laborer, r. 520 Eighth Connolly Anna, widow, r. 279 Minna Connolly Annie, domestic 913 Pine Connolly Annie Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 1827 Market Connolly Benjamin, waiter, r. 709 Stockton Connolly Bernard A., firemen P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 212 Broadway Connolly Daniel, laborer, r. 2752 Bush Connolly Dennis, plasterer, r. 1330 Folsom Connolly Edward, bookbinder, r. 1111 J^ Pacific Connolly Edward, gardener, r. St. Mary's Hospital Connolly Edward, longshoreman, r. 246 Tehama Connolly Edward, teamster, r. Montgomery's Hotel Connolly Edward A., bricklayer, r. 622 Larkin Connolly Ellen, widow, r. 1124 Harrison, rear Connolly Eugene J., laborer, r. 810 Mission Connolly Frank, trunkmaker, r. 228 Clara Connolly Tames, herder Presidio Reservation Connolly James, laborer, r. 413 Natoma Connolly James; laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Connolly James D., waterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2313 Mission Connolly James H., sallmaker, r. 513 Minna, rear Connolly Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 218 Minna Connolly John, r. City Hotel Connolly John, expressman, r. 13 Boardman PI Connolly John, fireman, r. 541 First Connolly John, gasfitter, r. 37 Baldwin Court Connolly John, laborer, r. 28 First Connolly John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf Connolly John, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co. Connolly John, millhand, r. 218 Minna Connolly John, miner, r. 529 Sacramento Connolly John, policeman, r. 344 Clementina Connolly John, teamster, r. 1120 Mission Connolly John, warehouseman, r. 541 Fourth Connolly John G., tailor, r. 523 Pine Connolly John J., teacher, r. 202 Sixth Connolly Joseph, machine hand A. Frel, r. 634 How- ard Connolly Joseph M., soapmaker Newell & Brc, r. 29 Waller Connolly Josephine J. Mrs., assistant Franklin Grammar School, r. 239 Eleventh Connolly Kate, domestic 38 Zoe Connolly M., captain P. M. SS. Granada, r. Occidental Hotel Connolly Mark, laborer, r. 307 Filbert Connolly Martin, laborer, r. 209 Seventh Connolly Mary, domestic 1508 Taylor Connolly Mary Miss. r. li^i Langton Connolly Matthew, sawyer A. M. Jewell & Co., r. 247}^ Perry Connolly Maurice, laborer, r. 562 Natoma Connolly Michael, r. 218 Minna Connolly Michael, blacksmith, r. 37 Baldwin Court Connolly Michael, butcher, r. W s Vermont, bet Yuba and Colusa Connolly Michael, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 624 Fourth Connolly Michael, clerk, r. 19 Clara Connolly Michael, expressman, r. E s Bryant, bet So- ' lano and Mariposa Connolly Michael, gardener, r. 9 Beideman Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 62 Everett Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 151 Natoma, rear Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 1431 Valencia Connolly Michael, laborer, r. W s DeHaro, bet Center and El Dorado Connolly Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Connolly Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 5533^ Minna Connolly Michael D. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 628 California Connolly Michael J., clerk Russ House, r. 19 Clara Connolly Michael T., r. 305 Minna Connolly Nicholas, butcher, r. 61M West Mission Connolly Nora Miss, tailorese. r. 2600 Folsom Connolly Owen, butcher, r. 29 Waller Connolly Owen, laborer, r. 216 Minna Connolly Patrick, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 9 Boardman PI Connolly Patrick, cook, r. 541 First Connolly Patrick, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 1124 Folsom Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 68 Shipley Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 245 Ji Perry, rear Connolly Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 8 Nebraska, bet Center and El Dorado Connolly Patrick, liquor saloon, 422 Kearny, and 622 Fourth, r. 609 Pine Connolly Patrick, Sheriflf City »nd County of San Francisco, oflSce Old City Hall, first floor, r. 968 Harrison Connolly Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Connolly Patrick Jr., bartender Patrick Connolly, r. 622 Fourth Connolly Peter (Connolly & Kiernan) r. 3 Everett Connolly Peter, butcher, r. Vermont, bet Yolo and Colusa Connolly Peter, contractor, r. 646 Stevenson Connolly Peter, driver Charles R. Allen, r. 132 Clara, rear Connolly Peter, gardener, r. 5 Jacoby PI Connolly Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Connolly Peter J., liquor saloon S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City Connolly Samuel, waiter P. C. SS. State of California Connolly Stephen A., laborer, r. 37 Baldwin Court Connolly Terrence, butcher Mlchelssen, Brown &Co., r. 1124 Folsom Connolly Terrence F., r. 37 Minna Connolly Thomas, assistant engineer stmr Ferndale Connolly Thomas, conductor N. B. and M. BR., r. 829 Folsom Connolly Thomas, foreman McHugh & Pirrie, r. 23 Federal Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Bernard Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 119 Welsh Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 3036 J^ Sixteenth Connolly Thomas, peddler, r. 269 Jessie Connolly Thomas, poultry, butter and eggs, 7-11 S. F. Market, r. 411 Oak Connolly Thomas, shoemaker, r. NW cor Courtland Av and Cherubusco Connolly Timothy, laborer, r. 24 Bitch Connolly Timothy F., special policeman, r. 6 Miles Court Connolly Timothy W., laborer, r. E s Gough, bet Vallejo and Green Connolly William, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1326 Fillmore Connolly William, stonecntter, r. 346 Fourth Connolly William J., market, 1837 Market, r. 29 Waller Connolly William R.. brassfinisher F. Baud, r. E s Bryant Av, bet Mariposa and Solano Connolly & Kiernan (Peter Connolly and Thomas J. Kiernan) liquor saloon, 643 Merchant B^" Connolly. See Conley, Conly and Connelly Connor Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 510 Ellis Connor Edward, master mariner, r. 2 Glover Connor Frances, widow, r. 112 Guerrero Connor James, wood and coal, 113 Shipley Connor Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 1004 McAllister Connor J. H. & Co. (John H. Connor and John F. Den- niston) plumbers and gasfitters, 528 Third Connor John (Onestl & Connor) r. 246 J^ Oak Connor John, engineer Carmen Island Salt Works, r. 310 Folsom Connor John, fireman P. C. SS. Los Angeles Connor John, fireman Potrero Gas Works, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear Connor John, laborer, r. 233 Langton Connor John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 1110 Harrison Connor John H. (J. H. Connor & Co.) r. 528 Third Connor Lawrence, fireman S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City, r. 10 Howard Court Connor Margaret, widow, r. 97 Stevenson Connor Martin, laborer, r. 230 Tenth Connor Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 528 Pine Connor Mary F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 102 Eddy Connor Matthew, miner, r. 519 Sacramento Connor Maurice, deck, r. W 8 Albion Av, nr Six- teenth Connor Michael, laborer, r. 13 Zoe TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO., 50Q 5 1 I SOI.E ACEXTS FOB Market St. DeHencrs PerDetnal HAY PRESSES JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. CON 332 CON Connor Michael, laborer O. B. and N. Co's Wharf, r. S46 Mission Connor Michael, seaman, r. 122 Shipley Connor Nicholas W., expressman, NW cor Sansome and Clay, r. 1509 Church Connor Owen, laborer, r. 11 Cumberland Connor Patrick, boatman, r. 16 Alta, rear Connor Patrick, carpenter, r. 26 Turk Connor Patrick, boots and shoes, 623 Union, r. 116 Valparaiso Connor Patrick, farmer, r. 327 Halght Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 412 Folsom, rear Connor Patrick, watchman William E. Bridge, r. 3 Chatham PI Connor Rose, widow, r. 1112 Harrison Connor Thomas, boatman, r. 11 Pacific Connor Thomas, lauudryman S. F. Laundry Connor Thomas, marble polisher, r. 661 Minna Connor Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 6 Rose Ay Connor Thomas, steward Hose No. 9, S. F. F. D. Connor Thomas J., boilermaker, r. 54 First Connor William, laborer, r. 103 Hayes Connor William H., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 54 First Connors Daniel, fruit dealer, r. cor Guadaloupe and Monongahela Connors Dennis, r. 529 Sacramento Connors Dennis, laborer C. P. BR. Connors Edward, horseshoer, r. 1123 Market Connors James, r. 37 De Boom Connors James E., bookkeeper C. S. Neal, r. 7 Boyd Connors Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 246 Clementina Connors John, r. 408 Clementina Connors John, r. 731 Harrison Connors John, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 227 Eighth Connors John, fireman, r. 100 Jj Jackson Connors John, fireman P. C. SS. Victoria, r. 41 Pacific Connors John, foreman City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 178 Jessie Connors John, laborer, r. 26 J^ Freelon, rear Connors John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Washing- ton Hotel Connors John, Connors John hama Connors John longshoreman, r.' Oriental Hotel molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 31 Ji Te- seaman, r. 16 Pfeiffer Connors Joseph, packer Merry, FauU & Co., r. SW cor Fillmore and Moulton Connors Luke, liquor saloon, 212 Eighth Connors Mary, domestic 1513 Scott Connors Mary, widow, r. 840 Harrison Connors Maurice, miner, r. 4 Freelon Connors Michael, dairyman, r. 256 Jessie Connors Michael, laborer, r. 911 Treat Av Connors Patrick, coachman, r. NW cor Jackson and Gough Connors Patrick, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 1061 Folsom Connors Patrick, laborer, r. 22 Louisa Connors Patrick, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station Connors Patrick, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Connors Patrick, longshoreman, r. 214 Vallejo, rear Connors Peter, fireman P. C. S3. Victoria, r. Folsom, bet Beale and Main Oonaors Redmond, laborer McCormick Bros., r. 521 Howard Connors Thomas (Sullivan & Connors) r. NW cor Taylor and Golden Gate Av Connors Thomas, carpenter, r. SW cor Sierra and Michigan Connors Thomas, fireman, r. Davis, bet Broadway and Vallejo Connors Thomas, livery stable, 2111 Polk Connors Thomas, waiter, r. 824 Kearny Connors Timothy, r. 100 Sixth Connors William, silversmith, r. 1103 Montgomery Iff" Connors. See Conner, Conners and Connor Connot Alfred, confectioner, r. 610 Ellis Conolley Ed-»vard, wines and liquors, 208-210 Kearny and 14 Leidesdorff, r. 1407 Folsom Conor Francois (Leduc, Conor & Laine) r. 319 O'Far- rell, rear Oonover George, carpenter, r. 528 Pacific Conrad A., r. cor Castro and Market Conrad Andrew, piano maker, r. 14 Eureka Conrad Charles, bartender Hageman & Haquette, r. 043 Folsom Conrad Charles A. B., r. 825 Vallejo, rear G.) and r. 151 725 Go's Conrad Christian, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1527 Ellis Conrad David (David Conrad & Son) r. 441 Golden Gat6 Av Conrad David & Son (David and John wholesale fruits and nuts, NW cor Front Washington Conrad George, r. 313 Stockton Conrad George, butcher Mark Strouse & Co Seventh Conrad Henry A., carpenter and builder, 625 Califor- nia, r. 16 Selina PI Conrad Jacob, cook, r. 123 Jackson Conrad John G. (David Conrad & Son) r. 441 Golden Gate Av Conrad Mary, widow, seamstress, r. 151 Seventh Conrad Minna' Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 151 Sev- enth Conrad S., r. William Tell House Conrad William A. (Conrad & Miller) r. Oakland Conrad & Miller (William A. Conrad and A. MiUei) carpenters and builders, 516 Kearny 1^" Conrad. See Conradt Conrades Ferdinand, restaurant, 612 Market, r. 1220 Howard Conradi William, bookkeeper German Savings and Loan Society, r. 2907 Clay Conrado Luigi (Romani & Conrado) r. 321 Broadway Conrado Uzeta, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Conradsen Jacob, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Conradson Alfred, master mariner, r. 30 Federal Conradt Herman J., dentist, oflice andr. 821 J6 Eearny Conrady C. Diedrich, clerk, r. 9 Tehama Conran Thomas S., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter, room 27 Conreieh Henry, cook, r. 411 Tehama Conro George A., cigars and tobacco, 518 Battery, r. 1309 Webster Conroy Ann, widow, r. 6 Bartol Conroy Daniel, laborer, r. 356 Clementina Conroy Edward J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r Harrison Conroy Edmund C, delivery clerk P. M. SS Wharf, r. 1807 Dupont Conroy Francis, teamster, r. 724 Brannan Conroy Henry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, r. 1 Highland Terrace Conroy James, laborer, r. SW cor Geary and Collins Conroy James, carpenter, r. 356 Clementina Conroy James, laborer, r. 120 Shipley, rear Conroy James Jr., junk dealer, r. S s Geary, bet Blake and Collins Conroy James G., upholsterer G. W. Clark & Co., r. 444 Sixth Conroy John, laborer, r. 254 Clara Conroy John W., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 319 Beale Conroy Margaret Mrs., r. 523 Seventh Conroy Michael, housepainter, r. W s Folsom, nr Twenty-seventh, B. H. Conroy Michael, tailor N. Sweeny, r. 724 Brannan Conroy Michael C, deputy License Collector, r. 1707 Powell Conroy Patrick, carpenter, r. 1727 Market Conroy Peter, laborer, r. 113 H Shipley, rear Conroy Peter, miner, r. 37 H Averill Av Conroy Simon P., salesman Robert Flenniken, r. 127 Jackson Conroy Thomas J., clerk Firemans Fund Insurance Co., r. 1707 Powell Conroy Thomas J., clerk invoice dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 477 Jessie Conroy William, psinter. r. 523 Seventh Consani Achille, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Conservatory of Music, H. C. Roeth manager, 640 Clay Considine Daniel, laborer, r. 4 Clinton Considine Dennis, waiter P. C. SS. State of Californls Considine Edward, drayman, r. 811 Twenty-fourth Considine John, liquor saloon, 503 Fourth, r. 27 Clin- ton Consolidated Amador Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) F. B. Latham secretarj-, 310 Pine Consolidated Astor Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John F. Mahoney secretary, 207 Sansome Consolidated Iinperial Mining: Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean secretary, 79 Nevada Block Consolidated Pacific Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5 LOUIS BRAVERIWAN & C0/'""°"°%7^"li,V„l"reTSr """'* LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WA»iHINO 1VEL.Ii DONE AT VERY I,OW RATES. OFFXCE, 648 3IARKET STREET, CON 333 CON Consolictated Reforma Lead and Stiver Mining' Co. (Lower California) J. Schreiber president, 36-37 Stevenson Building Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. W. Havens secretary, 26 Nevada Block Consolidated Wyoming Mining Co. (Nevada City, Cal.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 309 California, room 4 Consomo Guglielmo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wasliing. ton Constalne Nicholas, cook, r. 9 Vallejo Constantin John, laborer V. Eigne & Co., r. 1407)j Powell Conetantine Cosma, liquor saloon and boarding, 3 Vallejo Constantine Edward, confectioner, r. 1005 Twenty, fourth Constantine John, cook L. Badovich k Co., r. 34 Eddy Constine Abraham, groceries 144-146 Sixth, r. 12>i Buss Constine Augustus, salesman Abraham Constine, r. 12 Ji Russ Constine Emanuel, clerk, r. 110 Sixth Constine Isaac, clerk, r. 12 Ji Russ Constine Mace, r. 12 Moss Consul Argentine Republic, Charles Baum, 610 Battery Consul A nstro-Hnngarian Empire, R. Hoch- kofler, 203 Front Consul Belgium, Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 Cali- fornia Consul Bolivia, Francisco Herrera, 218 Califor- nia Consul Brazil, F. W. Ludovici vice consul, D. L. Randolph acting vice consul, 202 Bush Consul CbUi, Juan de la Cruz Cerda consul gen- eral, 506 Battery, rooms 21-22 Consul Cliina, Huang Tsun Hsien consul general, Frederick A. Bee consul, Tsang Hoy vice consul and interpreter, 917 Clay Consul Costa Rica, T. Lemmen Meyer consul, R. H. Pond vice consul, 320 Sansome, room 10 Consul Denmark, Charles Wilson, 307 Califor- nia Consul Ecuador, Francisco Herrera, 218 Califor- nia Consul France, Auguste Vauvert de Mean, 704 Washington Consul German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal. 318 Sacramento Consul Great Britain, Charles Mason vice con- sul, 319 California Consul Greece, George T. Marye Jr., office 234 Montgomery Consul Guatemala, Louis B. Parrott, 306 Cali- fornia Consul Hawaiian Islands, H. W. Severance, 316 California Consul Honduras, Francisco Herrera, 218 Cali- fornia Consul Italy, Francisco Lambertenghi, 606 Bat- tery, rooms 18-19-20 Consul Japan, Kentaro Tanagiya consul, Sada- maBa Tanabe acting consul, 703 Market Consul Mexico, J. Carlos Mexia, 506 Battery room 7 Consul Netherlands, James DeFremery, 410 Bat- tery Consul Nicaragua, Francisco Herrera consul general, 218 California Consul Paraguay, P. J. Van LobenSels, 530 Cali- fornia, room 4 Consul Peru, Eugene DeSabla, 40 California Consul Portugal, Francis Berton, Henry Lald- ley vice-consul, 527 Clay Consul Russia, A. E. Olarovsky consul-general, office 4113^ California, room 3, Gustave Niebaum vice-consul, 310 Sansome Consul Salvador, Jose M. Tinoco, 506 Battery Consul Spain, Camilo Martin, 4113^ California, room 1 Consul Sweden and Norway, August Berg- gren, 406 Montgomery Consul Svritzerland, Francis Berton, 527 Clay, Antoine Borel vice-consul, NW cor Montgomery and Clay Consul Turkey, (vacant) Consul United States of Colombia, Francisco Marulanda, 415 Montgomery Consul United States of Venezuela, Fran- cisco Herrera, 218 California Consul Uruguay, George L. Duval (acting) 40 California Content Francisco P., barber, 30)^ Clay Contente Jo86 F. M., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Contention Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona Ter.) D. C. Bates secretary, 79 Nevada Block Continental Insurance Co., (fire of New York) Balfour, Guthrie & Co., general agents, George W. Spencer manager, 316 California Continental Lodging House, Joseph Reed proptr,517- 525 Pacific Continental Oil and Transportation Co. of California, Isaac E. Blake president, Hugh Tevis secretary, warehouses SW cor Fifth and Berry, office 123 California, rooms 1-2 Continental Warehouse, Thomas P. H. Whitelaw pro- ptr, foot of Second Contra Costa Laundry Association (George H. Hallett, Pliny Bartlett and P. E. Dalton) office 56 Sacramento Contrerss Crisostomo, clerk M. Freud b Sons, r. 11 Hinckley Oontreras Louis, bootblack 1405 Polk, r. 2 Vallejo Contreras Pedro, waiter P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 605 Broad- way Contreras Tula, widow, r. 5 Pollard PI Contreres Pedro, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co. r. Oakland Contresas Joseph, teamster, r. 607 Greenwich Conturean R., messmau SS. Hylton Castle • Converse A. A., r. 120 O'Farrell Convery Patrick, teamster, r. 608 Jones, rear Convery William A., laborer, r. 239 Eleventh Convey Edward, butcher, SE cor Hyde and Green, r. 1924 Hyde Conway Agnes, with W. S. Townsend, r. 1157 Market Conway Annie, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fact- ory Conway Barney, coalpasser P. M. SS. City of New York Conway Bernard, liquor saloon, 997 Market, r. 109 Turk CoBway Bernard, plasterer, r. 444 Sixth Conway David G.. salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r. 35 Grand Av Conway Edward F., compositor Alta, r. 739 Harrison Conway Ella, widow, r. 1405 Guerrero Conway Emma B. Miss, r. NE cor Twenty-third, bet Alabama and Florida Conway Frederick R., packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 1227 Broadwar Conway George F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1614 Pacific Av Conway Henry, messman P. C. 88. Queen of the Pacific, r. 34 Natoma Conway James, r. Empire Lodgings Conway James, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. "JH Garden Conway James, conductor Presidio RR., r. 28 Allen Conway James, wines and liquors, 1200 Market, r. 113 Turk Conway James H,, watchman, r. Osage, bet Azores and Guadaloupe Conway James M., engineer The Baldwin, r. 1614 Pa- cific Av Conway J. B., r. 9 Auburn Conway John, candymaker, r. 1157 Market Conway John, engineer, r. 261 First Conway John, wholesale butcher, r. W s Utah, bet El Dorado and Alameda Conway John H., clerk John Conway, r. W g Utah, bet El Dorado and Alameda Conway John H., clerk J. P. Bell, r. 1012 Filbert Conway John H., jeweler, r. 650 Sacramento Conway John P., cigarmaker, r. 2253 Mission Conway Joseph, cutter Main & Winchester, r. 636 Commercial Conway Kate, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Conway Major (McPherson & Conway) r. 14 Ji Harlan PI Conway Mary, widow, r. 113 Clinton Conway Mary, widow, r. N s Sweeny, nr Williamson, U. M. T. Conway Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1157 Market Conway Mary J., widow, r. 1879 Mission Conway Maurice, marblesawyer L. J. Ruffino & Co., r. 324 Austin WINDOW SHADES "US S 1"S &. W. CM & Co., 645 Market St. H IIVCK1.1:T, MPIKRM Jt hates, FVIiTOSr IBOW n^ORKAi. sis Fremont St., Slauuractnrera or SAW 911 1.1. 9IACIIINKKY and MIIIN01,E MACHINES. CON 334 COO Conway Michael, engineer, r. 261 First Conway Micliael, janitor Italian Hospital, W 8 'Noe, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Conway Michael, laborer, r. 336 Fifth Conway Michael Q., saddle and harnessmaker, 606 Market, r. East Oakland Conway Michael H., painter and whitener, 922 How- ard, r. W 8 Florida, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty- sixth Conway Michael J., saddlemaker Michael G. Conway, r. East Oakland Conway Nellie Miss, r. 6 Vincent Conway Owen, porter Whitney & Marshall, r. 910)i Folsom Conway Patrick, marblepolisher, r. 6 Decatnr Conway Patrick, milkman, r. Servia, bet Savannah and Platte Conway Patrick, seaman, r. 150 Natoma Conway Patrick, tanner, r. W s Chenery, nr Thirtieth Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, r. 139 Minna Conway Paul J., laborer, r. 525 Sacramento Conway Peter H., miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 51 Na- toma Conway P. H., laborer, r. 547 Mission Conway Richard, shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. 34 Ritch Conway Thomas, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 119 Shipley Conway Thomas, carpenter, r. 43 Federal Conway Thomas, coalpasserO. R. and N. SS. Columbia Conway Thomas, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r. 18 Moss Conway Thomas, haokman Plaza, r. 121 Shipley Conway Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 1157 Market Conway Thomas J., moroccofinlsher Cornelius O'Don- nell, r. 21 Gilbert Conway Timothy, coalpasser O. Imp.SS. Walla Walla Conway William, nurse City and County Hospital Conyers James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 316 Beale Coogan Annie Miss, r. 1618 Jessie Coogan Johanna, widow, r. 1618 Jessie Coogan John, miner, r. 25 Averill Av Coogan Julia, domestic 663 Seventeenth Coogan Patrick, flagman freight depot S. P. RR., r. 507 Sixth Coogan T. C. , attorney at law, 504 Kearny, r. Oak- land Coogan Thomas, engineer, r. 1107 Sansome , Coogan William, waiter Hemme & Maurer, r. 1618 Jessie Coogan William H., engineer, r. 317 Green Coogan W. N., correspondent O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 210 Powell B^ Coogan. See Cogan Google Walter J., printer E. Detrick & Co., r. 1338 Washington Cook Mrs., r. 1521 California Cook Aaron (U. Simon, Sons & Cook) r. 1308 Post Cook A. E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 024 Jessie Cook Albert A. , cooper, r. 449 Guerrero Cook Albert A., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 1329 • Sansome Cook Albert O. (.V. O. Cook & Son) r. 606 Guerrero Cook Alfred H., longshoreman, r. 7 Downey Cook Algernon M., salesman William Winslow, r. 2110 Howard Cook Alphonso, manager Davis Bros., r. 1110 Nine- teenth Cook Annie, widow, liquor saloon, 3W cor Third and Harrison Cook A. O. Mrs., hair jewelry, 126 Eearny, room 58, r. 606 Guerrero Cook A. O. & Son (A. O. and Frederick R.) leather belting and hose, 415 Market Cook Archer S., physician, 224 Post Cook August, cooper, r. 431 Union Cook Augustus C, journalist, r. 614 Harriet Cook A. W., widow, r. 575 Bryant Cook Benjamin C, foreman Western Oil Co., r. 17 Grand Av Cook Bernard, carpenter, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty- second and Twenty-third Cook Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 621 Ellis Cook C. Mrs., hair jewelry, 212 Kearny Cook 0. A. Mrs., physician, 224 Post Cook Carroll, assistant IT. S. Attorney, and attorney at law, offices U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 61-67, and 67-68 Nevada Block, r. 122 Lake, Oak- land Cook Catherine, widow, r. 1517 Taylor Cook Charles, lithographer, r. 1007 Harrison Cook Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 3 Bonora Cook Charles, sergeant police, r. 437 Fell Cook Charles E., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Cook Charles E., piano finisher Charles R. Hall, r. 1761 Howard Cook Charles M., painter M. J. & J. J.Donovan, r. 125 Seventh Cook Charles T., clerk I. L. Lang, r. 969 Mission Cook Christian, master mariner, r. 2105)4 Stockton Cook Cosumnes P., artist, r. 1014 Montgomery Cook Daniel, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 623 Folsom Cook Daniel, laborer, r. 127 Francisco Cook Daniel Mrs., widow, r. NE cor California and Taylor Cook David R.. nurse City and County Hospitj^l Cook David S. (Bryant & Cook) r. San Mateo Cook Edward, laborer Fac. Rolling Mills,T. S s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Cook Edward, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Cook Edward E., plumber and gasfitter, 1210J4 Polk, r. SE cor McAllister and Lott Cook Edward L., liquor saloon, 221 Ellis, r. 1128 Gol- den Gate Av Cook Elbridge G., r. 1761 Howard Cook Elias, peddler, r. 1214 Powell Cook Emanuel, stone cutter, r. 1601 Geary Cook Emma J., widow, r. 449 Guerrero Cook Ernest, engineer Krenz & Getz, r. W 8 Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and Valley Cook Ernest A., tinsmith Freeman k Wrln, r. 40 Powell Av, B. H. Cook Fayette, brick mason, r. 340 Third Cook Felix, r. 127 Jackson Cook Fernando C, physician, office and r. 716 Howard Cook Finley, clerk, r. 345 Brannan Cook Frederick, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 515 Chestuut Cook Frederick, teamster, r. 1 Freelon Cook Frederick R. (A. O. Cook & Son) r. 606 Guerrero Cook Frederick T. H., teamster, r. W s Collins ,nr St. Rose's Cook George, laborer, r. 317 Third Cook George E. (D. R. Billings & Go.) r. 416 Broadway Cook George G., engineer, r. 162 Tehama Cook George H., machiui8.t, r. W s Church, bet Twenty.second and Twenty-third Cook George M., branch bakery, 80TH Valencia Cook George W., chemist J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak- land Cook George W. Jr., clerk F. W. Hutchinson, r. Oak- land Cook G. W. F., attorney at law, 511 Montgomery, r. 2518 Sacramento Cook Henry, bartender, r. 2210 Mason Cook Hiram B., clerk Police Judge's Court, r.9)4 Wet- more PI Cook Horatio N., manufacturer leather belting, and hose, S\V cor Market and Fremont, r. 809 Hyde Cook Ira, packer subsistence dept U. S. A. , r. 2443 Howard Cook Isaac, fruit peddler, r. 1415 Baker Cook Isaac, milkman, r. 102 Mason Cook Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 1111 Post Cook J., cooper Standard Packing Co. Cook J., printer, r. 357 Jessie Cook J. Mrs., bakery, 521 Fourth Cook James, blacksmith, r. 100 >i Jackson Cook James, engineer, r. 777 Harrison Cook James, Tailors Pro. Union, 316 Post Cook James H., telegraph operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 2101 Bush Cook James M., student Pao. Business College, r. 1045 Folsom Cook Jay H', plasterer, r. 139 Fourth Cook J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 335 Fourth Cook John (Cook & Trounson) r. 323 Kearny Cook John, barber, 131 Moutsromery, r. 805 Mason Cook John, bookkeeper Moore, Ferguson & Co., r. 503 Post Cook John, cook, r. 33 Ritch Cook John, fireman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. NW cor Albion Av and Sixteenth Cook John, laundryman Occidental Hotel r. 515 Chest, nut Cook John, liquor saloon, 530 Valencia Cook John , machinist John Hammond, r. 621 Fourth SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY p^»'"p'*«l?tri'>S£ll';» ?/*'«'•''"« J. MACDONCUGH & CO *•"»•"'•*«'"» «*"a"«*»*»l*»-i» in CO a I.anUPI«IKOW, 4* Market Mtreet, corner Spear. COO 335 COO Cook John, porter Anderson & Co., Ill Clay Cook John, waiter, r. 1107 Kearny Cook John A. (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. New York Cook John J., hotel keeper (Yosemlte) r. 1722 Bush Cook John L., miner, r. 624 Jessie Cook John S., healer, r. 2101 Bush Cook John T., millhand Horace Pavis & Co., r. 372 Clementina Cook John V., carpenter Clay St. RR., r. 526 Kearny Cook Joseph, laborer, r. 23 Jessie Cook Joseph, laborer, r. 814 Montgomery Cook Joseph B., copyist County Clerk, r. 777 Howard Cook Joseph E. (Coffin. Sanderson & Cook) r. Oakland Cook Lester S., teamster Byron Jackson, r. 153 Blux- Ome Cook Marcus M., milkman. Central Road, nr Giant Powder Works, office 35 Eddy Cook Mary, nurse City and County Hospital Cook Mary A., student Heald's Business College CookM. E.,r. 403* Sixth Cook Michael, janitor old City Hall, r. 12 Hopeton Terrace Cook Michael S., contractor, r. NE cor Cook and Geary Cook Morton, clerk, r. 456 Natoma Cook Neil, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 343 Bryant Cook Nellie Mrs., seamstress, r. 1312 Larkin, rear Cook Nicholas L., compositor, r. 711 California Cook Pardon A., machinist, r. 2212 Sutter Cook Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Cook Richard, carpenter, r. 1715 O'Farrell Cook Richard, student Pac. Business College, r. 20 Turk Cook Robert, hostler John Peters, r. 2320 Fillmore Cook Robert, janitor, r. 11 Clara Cook Ronald, ship carpenter, r. 345 Brannan Cook S. A., r. 207 Post Cook Samuel, stevedore, r. 126 Golden Gate Av Cook Seth, mining, office 4-5 Nevada Block, r. New York Cook Sydney P., bookkeeper Horatio N. Cook, r. 1517 Taylor Cook Sylvan, r. 1308 Post Cook Thomas, machinist, r. 100 H Jackson Cook Thomas, miner, r. Randall, nr Old San Jose Road Cook Thomas, pressman P. E. Dougherty '& Co., r. Oakland Cook Thomas, well digger, r. Collins, nr Geary Cook Thomas M., grand counselor Independent Order Chosen Friends of the Pacific Coast, office 50 St. Ann's Building, r. tl69 Mission Cook Uriah, teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 202 Sixth Cook Walter H., deputy County Clerk, t.9H Wetmore PI Cook Warren F., horseshoer S. A. Winall, r. 317 Te- hama Cook Warren F., teacher, r. 702 Market Cook William, r. 127 Francisco Cook William, r. 224 Fourth Cook William, laborer, r. 8 Welsh Cook William, master mariner, r. 1015 Clay Cook William, musician, r. 212 Twenty-third Cook William, newspaper dealer, r. 313 Pacific Cook William, uphol-terer, r. 629 Stevenson Cook William A., special policeman, r. 1312 Larkin, rear Cook William H., law student Carroll Cook, r. Oak- land Cook William I., teamster, r. Capitol House Cook William L.. groceries and liquors, 701 Laguna, r. 604 Grove Cook William N., carpenter, r. 984 Harrison Cook William N. Jr., r. 984 Harrison Cook & Trounson (John Cook and John Trounson) carpenters and builders, 514 Pine Cooks. Pastry Cooks and Bakers' Union, 101 Post Cooke C. J. Mrs., r. 913 McAllister Cooke Frank, bookkeeper, r. 8 Elliot Park Cooke Frank W., compositor Alta, r. 10403^ Howard Cooke George B. Mrs., widow, r. 933 Sutter Cooke George J., cigar maker, r. 819 Vallejo Cooke George W., foreman bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.,r. 320 Mason Cooke Hannah Miss, principal Jackson Street Primary School, r. 1235 Hyde Cooke Lena C. Mrs., r. 320 Mason 8^ Cooke. See Cook and Koch Cookingham George V., r. 1218 Jackson Cookman, Annie, operatoj; S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Cookson D. Franklin, chief engineer P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 1919 Jessie Cookson Harry H., shipwright Matthew Turner, r. 713 M Treat Av Cool William P., dentist, office and r. 22 Kearny B»- Cool. See Kuhl Cooley Earl K., r. Tenerlffe, bet Platte and Yazoo Cooley Francis M., deputy collector U. 8. Internal Revenue, r. Oakland Cooley Michael, plasterer, r. 3 Morris Av Coolidge Charles S., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. Oak- land Coolidge Henry C, fruit and varieties, 55 Fifth, r. 51 Fifth Coolidge James C, local agent U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland Coolidge Joseph A., with Merchants' Exchange Assn, r. 214 Powell Cooling George W., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills Coombe Philip H., silver plater E. G. Denniston, r. 133 Ji Clara Coombs Albert B., oiler Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 72 Everett Coombs Charles, teamster Capitol Mills, r. 1744 Fol- Bom Coombs Charles C, miller Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 72 Everett Coombs Geo., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery Coombs J., clerk F. A. Rouleau, 328 Montgomery Coombs J. H. & Co. (John H. Coombs) shipwrights ank sparmakers, 22-24 Spear Coombs John, bartender Belle Union Theatre, r. 825 Kearny Coombs John H. (J. H. Coombs * Co.) r. 1605 Scott Coombs John H. Jr., bookkeeper J. H. Coombs & Co., r. 1809 O'Farrell Coombs Julian, r. 313 Fourth Coombs Stephen D., steward P. M. 8S. San Jacintb, r. 275 Minna B^" Coombs. See Combes Coon Albro, clerk, r. 225 Bush Coon Benjamin R., speculator, r. 24 Third Coon Charles D., bookkeeper A. Buswell & Co., r. 927 Howard Coon Charles M., bookkeeper King, Morse & Co., r. 1624 Jackson Coon Charles W., clerk educational dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co., r. 927 Howard Coon David, proptr Wadsworth House, 225 Bush Coon George W., carriage maker A. Folsom, r. 132 Sixth Coon Henry I. (Merten, Moffltt & Co.) r. 1624 Jackson Coon Henry P. (King, Morse & Co.) r. Menlo Park Coon Matthew F., wood engraver, 529 Commercial, r. Berkeley Coon Nathan L., physician, r. 4 Grand Av Coon Rose, widow, r. 120 Capp <^" Coon. See Koon, Kuehn and Kuhn Coonen James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,r. 41 West Mission Cooney Ann Miss, r. 291 Union Coouey Daniel, dairyman, W s Castro, nr Fourteenth Cooney Daniel Jr., laborer, r.W s Castro, nr Four- teenth Cooney Edward, laborer, r. Wood, nr Geary Cooney Ellen, r. 336J5 Jackson Cooney James J., law student Michael Cooney, r. 312 Seventh Cooney James R.. conductor, r. SW cor Webster and Fell Cooney John, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 16 Heron, rear Cooney John, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson Cooney John, laborer, r. 502 Mission Cooney John, laborer, r. W s Castro, nr Fourteenth Cooney John, liquor dealer, r. 1622 Turk Cooney John, wall paper, paints and glass, 113 Fourth, r. 507 Haight Cooney John N., groceries and liquors, NE cor Na- toma and Mary A. H. ISHAM I. J. TKUIttAX Truman, Isham & Co. Manofaclurers' llgenls, 509, 511 MARKET ST, SAN FRANCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: JOHN WIOMORK. OFFICE 133 SPEAR STREET. Yards: 12» to 147 Spear St., and 20, 28 Howard St. COO 336 COP Cooney Joseph T., bookkeeper, r. 1622 Turk Cooney Kate Miss, machine operator E.I)etrick& Co., r. 44 Ecker Cooney Itlicliael, attorney at law, office 405 Kearny, rooms 3-4, r. 312 Seventh Cooney Michael, hostler Potrero and B. V. KR., r. S 8 Venezula, bet Platte and Yazoo Cooney Michael, molder FtUton Iron Works, r. cor Twenty-fifth and Diamond Cooney Michael, shoemaker, r. 18 First Cooney Owen, boilermaker, r. 9 Minna Cooney Patrick, hostler, r. 1706 Sacramento Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 30 Welsh Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. S s Twenty-fifth, nr Dia- mond Cooney Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Cooney Richard, fireman, r. 708 Mission Cooney Thomas, bootmaker, r. 26 Clinton Cooney Thomas, laborer, r. 1219 Florida Cooney Thomas B., molder ^tna Iron Works, r. 144 Perry Cooney Thomas J., shoemaker, r. 318 Ivy Av Cooney William, helper Fulton Iron Works Cooney William, house painter John Cooney, r. 291 Union Cooney William J., shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock & Co.,r. 318IvyAv t^ Cooney. See Coney Coons Albert J., sawyer W. A. Meeker, r. 846 Folsom Coons Frank, teamster, r. 732 ?4 Clementina Coons George, carpenter, r. 846 Folsom Coons James A., machine hand, r. 846 Folsom Coons John T. W., expressman, cor Jackson and Bat- tery, r. 7323^ Clementina fG" Coons. See Eoons Coop Christian, seaman, r. Mechanics' House Coop John, foreman M. & A. Hansen, r. Oakland Cooper Abraham, tailor, r. 3 Trenton Cooper A. B., deputy County Clerk, r. 627 Ellis Cooper Albert E., salesman Continental Oil and Trans- portation Co., r. 413 Brannan Cooper Albert T., agent, r. 1423^ Fourth Cooper Amanda L. Miss, r. 217 Stevenson Cooper Archibald, gold refiner, r. 810 Leavenworth Cooper Astley D. M., artist, r. Nucleus House Cooper B., patternmaker Cal. Sugar Refinery Cooper Benjamin, liquor saloon, 119 Main, r. 7 Stev- enson Cooper Bertha, governess, 617 Bush Cooper Charles, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 8 Virginia Cooper Charles, janitor Cal. State Democratic Club.r. 21 Perry Cooper Charles E., clerk Pacific Bank, r. 517 O'Far- rell Cooper C. O., clerk King, Morse & Co., r. 7 Caroline Cooper Eben B., bookkeeper Standard Boap Co., r. 517 O'Farrell Cooper E. B. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1928 Sacramento Cooper E. D., harness cleaner Sullivan & O'Neill, r. 836 Howard Cooper Eugene T., commission merchant, 4 California, room 7, r. East Oakland Cooper Ezekiel, janitor, 318 California, r. 1229 Pacific Cooper Frank, seaman, r. 409 Pacific Cooper Franklin P., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 215 Jones Cooper Frederick, accountant, r. 142 }< Fourth Cooper Frederick T., cashier Richard C.Hooker, r. 611 Pine Cooper George, carriagemaker, r. W b Sanchez, nr Twenty-fourth Cooper George D., cashier W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 907 Sutter Cooper Halsey F., deputy Surveyor Port San Francisco, Custom House, r. 1902 Vallejo Cooper Harry, water tender P. M. SS. City of Sydney Cooper Henry, cabinetmaker Richard Herring, r. 2819 M Mission Cooper Henry, estraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 419 Pacific Cooper Henry T., cooper, r. 1000 Battery Cooper James, butcher, r. 5 Gilbert Cooper James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Cooper James, laborer, r. 44."i Clementina Cooper James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Cooper James, molder. r. 219 Clara Cooper James, molder Mechanics Foundry, r. 454 Ji Tehama Cooper James B., mining, r. SJ^ Golden Gate Av Cooper James H., waiter, r. 108 Second Cooper Jamei K., books, stationery, cutlery, op- tical goods, etc., 740 Market, r. 219 Powell Cooper Jennie D. Mrs., vice-principal Columbia St. Grammar School, r. Brunswick House Cooper Jessie, patternmaker, r. 47 Ecker Cooper John, r. 640 Natoma Cooper John, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn. Cooper John, laborer, r. 100 M Jackson Cooper John, merchant tailor, 24 New Montgomery, r. 704 Sutter Cooper John A., conductor, r. 258 Brannan Cooper John B. H., capitalist, r. 1926 Octavia Cooper John J., mnfr shoe blacking, 1734 Market Cooper John P., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1652 Polk Cooper John P., longshoreman, r. Empire Lodgings Cooper Joseph, cutter Jachiel Meyers, r. 7 Caroline Cooper Joseph W., clerk, r. 633 Geary Cooper Louis, clerk, r. 45 Sacramento Cooper Louis, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 810 Montgomery Cooper Lucinda Miss, dressmaker, 217 Stevenson Cooper Medical College, Levi C. Lane president, cor Sacramento and Webster Cooper Morris, tailor, r. 247 Clementina Cooper Robert, laborer, r. 521 Pacific Cooper Roxey, r. cor Honduras and Kentucky Cooper Sarah Mrs., branch bakery, 2819)4 Mission Coopf-r Selina M. Mrs., branch bakery, 2549 Folsom Cooper Solomon, sexton, r. 122 Trenton Cooper Theodore, cook, r. 15 Pinkney PI, rear Cooper Theodore B., janitor, r. 47 Minna Cooper Thomas, glassblower, r. 18 Bluxome Cooper Thomas, janitor Golden Gat« Block, 131 Poet Cooper Thomas, laborer, r. 6 Polk Lane Cooper William, r. 129 Third Cooper William, r. 426 Kearny Cooper William, bartender, r. 129 Third Cooper William, carpenter S. F. School Dept,, r. 330 O'Farrell Cooper William, cabinetmaker Richard Herring, r. 2549 Folsom Cooper William A., mailing clerk Post Office, r. 1206 Mason Cooper William H., butler, r. 1112 Bush Cooper William R., patternmaker, r. 11 RAmsell Co-operatlveiGrocery Store, Herman G. Sahnke proprietor, 8E cor Sixteenth and Dolores CO-OPERATIVE WATCH REPAIRDiG CO. Otto Sinz president, Tliomas H. Lord manager, 331 Kearny, room 14 Coos Bay Coal Co. (Newport) Frank Barnard & Co. agents, 609 Battery Coos Bay Oregon Coal Co., Willard V. Hunt- ington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend Coos Bay Packets, A. M. Simpson & Brother agents, 44 Market Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co.. John L. Eoster manager, 33 Main, office 323 Front Cootey George M., bookkeeper William J. Taylor, r. 8 Lafayette Cootey Nellie Miss, r. 728 Grove Cootey Patrick H., collector section 4 Sea Wall, r. 7 Pearl Coover Charles S., miner, r. BE cor Geary and Leav- enworth Cope George W. (Cope & Davis) r. 906 Leavenworth Cope Harry P. (Cope & Brooks) r. 2221 California Cope James H., cutter B. GetleSon & Co., r. 462 Jessie Cope Oliver, mill hand Horace Davis & Co., r. 169 Silver Cope Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 1622 Mission Cope W. W. (Cope & Boyd) r. Oakland Cope & Boyd (W. W. Cope and James T. Boyd) attorneys at law, 324 Pine, rooms 11-14 Cope <& Brooks (H. P. Cope and Charles Brooks) proprietors A. A. House, 308 Kearny Cope & Davis] (George W. Cope and George O. I^avis) stockbrokers, 324 Montgomery Copeland Alexander E., fireman, r. 150 Perry Copeland A. F., machinist, r. Brooklyn Hotel Copeland Edward, porter, r. 26 Alvarado Copeland George B., carpenter, r. 317 Bush Copeland John, gasfitter, r. 309 Ivy Av Copeland Kate, widow, r. 309 Ivy Av Copeland Robert A., nrlnter, r. 211Jones Copeland William G. (Taylor & Copeland) r. 1304 Folsom Copeland William W., printer, r. 533 Sacramento LOUIS BRAVERIWAN & CO. rrri"' ''*''"' "'° """''"■ Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House In this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTKNUEO TO OFFICE, U-18 JMARUET STREET. COP 337 COR B^ Copeland. See Copland Copemau Mary E., widow, r. 303Capp Copithorne Richard, stovemounter W. W. Montaeue & Co., r. 12 Eauscb Copland Eliza A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 215 Jones Copland George H., civil engineer, r. 21.5 Jones Copley Harvey, capitalist, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace Copley Richard L., law student, r. 309 Elm Av Copp Frank P., salesman, r. 12 Hollis Coppage John W., button hole mnfr, 31 Second Coppe V. Mme., r. 2934 California Coppel Theresa Miss, r. 826 Mission Coppelli Charles, liquor saloon, 1506 Powell, r. 16 Union PI Coppen August, carpenter P. C. SS. Victoria, r. 315 Bryant Copper Frank, gents' furnishing goods, 436 Kearny. r. 602 California Copper King Mining Co. (Cochise Co., A. T.) W. H. H. Hart secretary, 230 Montgomery, rooms 23-24 Copper Queen Mining Co. (Yuma Co., A. T.) office 26 Merchants' Exchange Coppertini Gaetano, peddler, r. 11 Bannam PI Copplemann Otto C, bottler S. Lachman & Co., r. 625 Natoma Coppola M. R. Miss, teacher languages, r. 506 Fourth Copriviza John, teamster Stewart & Buckley, r. 1026 Montgomery Copson Benjamin, broom mnfr, 322 Davis, r. 507 Bush Coquille Mill and Tug Co. (Coos Co., Or.) M. Ii. Hanscom agent, office 121 Washington Goran John, r. 10453^ Harrison Corbaley Robert C, clerk law dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 516 Fell Corbaley William G., conductor S. F. and N. P. RR.. r. 115Ji Ridley Corbell George W., clerk, r. 1015 Jackson Corbell Peter, brakeman S. P. RR., r. 1015 Jackson Corbell Susie L. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School, r. 1015 Jackson t0- Corbell. See Korbel Corbett Miss,machine operatoriPhillpp.Hesthal & Co., r. 14 Albion Av - Corbett Edward, longshoreman, r. 27 Stevenson Av Corbett Edward P., receiver Market St. RR., r. 516 Valencia I Corbett Elizabeth J. Mrs., physician, office and r. 311 Taylor I Corbett, Failing & Co., merchants (Portland, Or.) L. H. Wakeeeld agent, office 22 California ' Corbett Frank (Patrick J. Corbett & Sonsjr. 518 Hayes 1 Corbett Henry E. (Patrick J. Corbett & Sons) and sergeant-at-arms Board of Supervisors, r. 528 Hayes I Corbett Hugh, capitalist, r. 16 Willow Av I Corbett James, engineer J. Sennett & Co.,r. 447 Guer- rero I Corbett James G., shoe dresser U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 27 Stevenson Av Corbett James J., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 518 Haves I Corbett John, bottler Bliven & Mitchell, r. 240 Minna Corbett John, butcher J. Kaufl'mann, r. 325 Perry Corbett John, jeweler, r. 140 Minna Corbett John, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo Corbett John, night watchman, r, 3 Gilbert Corbett John, superintendent laborers Custom House, r. 1014 Lombard 1 Corbett John C.,law clerk H. C. Newhall, r. 14 Albion Av Corbett John E., clerk Free Public Library, r. 3 Gil- bert Corbett John P., helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 518 Hayes Corbett Kate Mrs., janitress Starr King Primary School, r. 3 Gilbert Corbett Malachi, trackman, r. 27 Stevenson Ay Corbett Mary Mrs., bakery, 110 Second Corbett Patrick, blacksmith helper Spring Valley W. W., r. 1125 Broadway j Corbett Patrick J. (Patrick J. Corbett & Sons) r. 518 Hayes ' Corbett Patrick J. & Sons (Patrick J., Frank and Henry E.) proprietors Hayes Valley Livery Stables, 518-520 Hayes , Corbett Robert L., engineer, r. Ocean House Flat I Corbett Samuel J., physician, office and r. 311 Taylor Corbett Thomas (Corbett & Roche) r. 632 Hayes , [Corbett Thomas, bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r. I 1625 Geary j Corbett Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 2415 California i Corbett Thomas, tinner Wiester & Co..r. 14 Albion Av Corbett Thomas, well borer, r. 5Jii Natoma B£^ Coyne. See Coin Coyt George, cook, r. 317 Third Coz Louis, butcher, r. 16 Taylor Cozine Charles H., teamster, r. 144 Shipley, rear Crabb Alexander, compositor Bulletin, r. 21 Clinton Park Crabb Elmina S., varieties, 2331 Mission Crabb Henry H., clerk Ganger's dept Custom House, r. 2331 Mission Crable H. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 435 Bush Crable O.. actor, r. 435 Bush Crabtree Converse L., assistant general baggage agent C. P. RR., r. Oakland Crabtree Frank, foreman Elng, "Morse & Co., r. 423 Union Crack Peter, master mariner, r. 814 Twentieth Crackbon Charles L. (C. A. Murdoik & Co.) r. 1516 Eddy Crackbon Frederick, clerk C. A. Murdock & Co. , r. 1516 Eddy Craddock Martin, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. 647 Brannan Cradlck Martin, oiler O. and O. SS. Belgic Cradock William, borseshoer, 833 Geary, r. 1413 De- visadero Crafts Frank, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Amador CrHfts George W., mining, r. 514 Sutter OS" Crafts. See Krafts , Crage William, carpenter, r. 34 Ellis Cragin Kate, widow, r. 19 Natoma Cragin William S. W., clerk Savings and Loan Soc. r. 1921 Buchanan OS^ Cragin. See Kragen Cragmore Cerena, domestic 1823 Turk Cragoe William D., druggist, r. 2301 Polk Craig A. G. Mrs., foreign stamps, 612 Post Craig Albert, whltener, r. 1703 Howard Craig Albert W. (Craig & Mosher) r. Oakland Craig Alexander (Crait; & Kremple) r. 1220 Mission Crais Alexander, stonegrinder Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r. S s Brannan, bet Sixth and Seventh Craig Alfred C, fresco painter, r. 1703 Howard Craig Andreiv, attorney at law, 420 Montgomery, r. -^308 Market St. Extension Craig Archibald, printer, r. 1703 Howard Craig Charles H., roaster J. A. Folger & Co., r..l814 Market Craig C. W. (Oilman, Walker & Co.) r. Park Hotel, Alameda Craig E. Mrs., r. 521 Piue Craig Edward, laborer, r. cor Twenty .fourth and York Craig Frank S., clerk, r. 9 Thirteenth Craig Frederick W., stenographer Williams, Dimond & Co., r. 534 Bush Craig George, engineer Chase & Wolff, r. 533 Com- mercial Craig George P., clerk Andrew Craig, r. 2308 Market Street Extension Craig Homer A. (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Oakland Craig Howard U., r. 1703 Howard Craig HugU, manager New Zealand Fire and Ma- rine Insurance Co., and agent New Zealand Loan and Agency Co. (Umited) office 412 California, r. Piedmont Craig J., clerk Pope .t Talbot, r. 2221 Jackson' Craig James, r. 110 Townsend Craig James, lather, r. 962 Mission Craig James, cook Westheimer & Kabp, r. Ill Jessie Craig James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Craig James, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 603 Fourth Craig James, proptr Red Stables, 713 Commercial, r. 521 Pine Craig James, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 233 Folsom Craig James A., porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 15 John « Craig James F., collector 8'. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2210 Webster Craig James S., physician, r. 737 Harrison Craig J. C, salesman, r. 675 Mission Craig John, shipjoiner, r. 1814 Market Craig John, boxmaker R. £. Barnes, r. Harrison nr Sixteenth Craig John, carrlagemaker, 1076 Howard, r. SW cor Chattanooga and Twenty-fourth Craig John, expressman, cor Market and Dupont, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr Bernal Craig John E., clerk Cluff Bros., r. 316 Third Craig John R., plumber and gasfitter, 256 Ellis, r. 1039 Mission Craig John W., student Edwin O. Cochrane, r. 1703 Howard Craig L., laborer, r. 2627 Harrison Craig Larkin W., compositor Call, r. 729 California Craig Lee D., notary public, 316 Montgomery, r. 417 Kearny Craig Maggie, domestic 2204 Jones Craig Margaret, laundress La Grande Laundry Craig Margaret, widow, r. 1003 Bryant Craig Mary, widow, r. 17 Bruce PI, rear Craig Mary, widow, r. 31G Third Craig Mary Miss, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Indus- trial school Craig Mary J., widow, r. 1703 Howard Craig Michael, blacksmith, r. 447 Stevenson Craig Michael, lather, r. 351 Tehama Craig Michael, stone cutter, r. W s York, bet EI Dorado and Center Craig Minerva R., widow, r. 205 Tirteenth Craig Noah, r. 11 Scott PI LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '"""T,l'S","El,IVEREn. OFFICE, 648 9IARKET !«TBEET. CKA 345 CKA Craig Peter W., trimmer Craig & Kremple, r. 9 Thir- teenth Craig Phoebe C, r. 205 Thirteenth Craig P. M., carpenter, r. 32 Fourth Craig Robert, clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 2308 Market Craig Susie, domestic 1406 Ellis Craig Thomas H., entry clerk Custom House, r. 1532 Ellis Craig Victor, photo-lithographer, 659 Clay, r. Oak- land Craig Warner, mining, r. 2221 Jackson Craig Williani (Craig & Meredith) and City and County Attorney, ofiBce New City Hall, third floor, r. 2503 Clay Craig William J., dentist, r. 1703 Howard Craig «Sc Kremple (Alexander Craig and F. J. Kremple) vtndertakers and embalmers, 22-26 Mint Av Craig & Meredith (William Craig and John H. Mere- dith) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery, room 23 Craig & Mosher (Albert W. Craig and James L. Mosher) solar printers and photographic copying, 22 Kearny Craigh Agnes Miss, furnished rooms, 16 Mason Craigie Henry, dentist, office and r. 815 Market Craigie Thomas R., clerk U. S. Inspectors Bteam vessels, r. 126 Sixth Crajl John, Austrain Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery Craker Judson T., sash and blind maker Uriah Segars, r. Oakland Crall Elizabeth A., milliner, 1221 Stockton, r. 1231 Stockton Crall George A., foreman S. F. Laundry, r.l231 Stock- ton Crall Henry J., salesman, r. 658 Folsom tff" Crall. See Krall Cram Charles S., carpenter, r. 1122 Ji Golden Gate Av, rear Cram Daniel, r. 28 Seventh Cram William R. (Cram & Roberts) r. 19 Verona Cram & Roberts (W. R. Cram and N. H. Roberts) har- ness makers, 81 Fourth Cramer , carpenter, r. 5 Mason Cramer Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery, r. 211 Third Cramer Bernard, lumberman, r. 14 Ritch Cramer Charles L., photographer, 402 Kearny, r, 1032 34 .Folsom Cramer Charles W., hostler James Craig, r. 713 Com- mercial Cramer David, printer, r. 1611 Stevenson Cramer George, tinsmith J. J. Vasconcellos, r. 1422 Washington Cramer Henry, teacher music, r. 607 Fell Cramer Harry A., carpenter, r. W s Harrison, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Cramer Hugh, clerk Feinberg & Winter, r. 611 Folsom Cramer Jessie, r. 931 Market Cramer John D., artist, r. 1812 M Sacramento Cramer Oscar, bartender Richard Kumerlander, r. cor Napa and Illinois Cramer Otto L., grocers' specialties, 119 O'Farrell Cramer Philip, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Pollard PI, rear Cramer Walter H., clerk Montealegre & Co.,r. 1023 Powell t^ Cramer. See Creamer, Cremer, Kramer and Kremer Cramerding Herman, butcher A. Aurich, r. 1614 Bush Cramerdiug Philip, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Mufg Co., r. 9J^ Grand Av Cramm Job T., ship carpenter, r. 449 Stevenson Crampton 'James, night watchman O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 119 Silver Cramsie Edward C, clerk Herrmann Cohen, r. 333 Tehama Cramsie William, marble cutter John Daniel, r. 467 Jessie Cramsie William J., packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 333 Tehama Cran James, accountant Bank of British North Amer- ica, r. Park Hotel, Alameda Crandail Charles D., miner, r. Commercial Hotel Crandall John, clerk, r. 482 Jessie Crandail John, laborer, r. 402 Broadway Crandall John R., cashier Homer S. King & Co., r. 1037 Valencia Crandall Mary A., widow, r. 1037 Valencia Crandall Orman, millwright and machinist, r. Ameri- can Exchange Hotel Crandall R., r. St. David's House Crandall Thomas, boatman, r. 415 East Crandall Warner G., real estate, r. 1301 Gough Crane Albert E., country real estate, 410 Mont- gomery, room 1, r. 641 Folsom Crane Alfred C, notary public and commissioner deeds, 324 Montgomery, r. 2118 Steiner Crane Byron G. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) r. 428 Ellis Crane Carleton C.. clerk general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR., r. Oakland Crane Charles, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 211 Turk Crane Charles H., carpenter, r. 234 Minna Crane Charles W., advertising and purchasing agent, 318 Pine, room 39, r. Oakland Crane Dennis, hostler, r. 315 First Crane Dennis F., student Pac. Business College, r. 48 Louisa Crane E. I., salesman Keane Bros., r. 312 Seventeenth Crane Emerson T., fruit grower (San Leandro) office 410 Montgomery, room 1 Crane Emily N. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 531 Post Crane Frank, sawyer, r. 234 Minna Crane Frederick, brakeman S. P. RR., r. Montgom- ery's Hotel Crane George E., messenger auditor M. and M. dept C. P. RR., r. Oakland Crane George F., driver Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. 703 Stockton Crane George J., correspondent O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 408 Austin Crane, Hastings Si Co. (Byron G. Crane and Charles E. Benjamin) importers and dealers wines and liquors, 31<) Sacramento and 321 Commercial Crane Henry A., office 638 Market, r. 211 Turk Crane Henry M., r. Commercial Hotel Crane Irving, clerk Keane Bros., r. 312 Seventeenth Crane James E., clerk general auditor's office C. P. RR., r. Oakland Crane James P., patternmaker P. M. SS. Co.,*. 1036 Twenty-fourth Crane James P., r. 531 Post Crane Jane W., widow, r. 531 Post Crane John, watchman First Av Gate, Presidio Reser- vation Crane John M., foreman California Grocer and Can- ner, r. 510 Stockton Crane Kate, domestic 812 Bush (Jrane Lemuel P., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 312 Seventeenth Crane L. F., salesman Keane Bros.,r. 312 Seventeenth Crane L. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1825 Market Crane Nathaniel H., carpenter, r. 91 Elizabeth Crane Owen, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Howard, r. 240 Clara Crane Peter, proptr Theatre Comique, NW cor Pine and Kearny, r. Saucelito Crane Thomas, capitalist, 77 Montgomery Block, r. Russ House Crane Thomas F., molder S. F. Brass Works, r. 8 Perry Crane W., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery Crane William, treasurer Theatre Comique, r. Sauce- lito Crane William, expressman, cor Fourth and Howard, r. 48 Louisa Crane William T., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1009 Pacific Craner Adolphe P., r. 657 Harrison Cranert Doretta. widow, r. 444 J4 Natoma Cranford John A., merchant, r. 323 Eddy Cranston Robert D., carpenter Enterprise MiU and Building Co., r. Oakland Cranz Charles, clerk M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 423 O'Far- rell Cranz Florin, bartender, r. 545 First Cranz Louis, restaurant, 448 Spear Cranz Louis T., student J. J. Birge, r. 210 Prospect PI Cranz Theodore, cabinetmaker, r. 210 Prospect PI Crary Benjamin F. Rev., editor Cal. Christian Advo- cate, 1041 Market, r. 2735 Pine Crary George R. (Crary, Wild & Adams) r. 638 Green Crary Oliver B., broker, r. 503 Minna Crary Russell L. Jr., conductor, r. 335 Fourth Crary, Wild & Adams (George R. Crary, Frederick Wild and L. O. Adams) ships' stoves, pumps, etc., 14 Steuart Crass Harry, cook, r. 502)4 Broadway Cracs John H., cook, r. 502 M Broadway Crather Martin, deck hand Cal. S. N. Co's stmr City of Stockton Craumer Jacob F., carpenter, r. 1515 Post WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WimlowSliades lorEesideiices, Stores, Offices, etc, G.W.CLARK & CO. 645 Market St. UlldPI/l CV CDICRQ Jf. UAYCQ FUI-TOW fKOX works. 213 Fremont Ntreei., nillUl\L.ll I ) OriC.no OC rtn l UO, Aianufacturers of Kusrar MillH, Vacuum Pantt, £(«. a a u '^ •H u o o o 4S 58 © O I .e8 d :8 o O PQ o CKA 346 CEE Craven Andrew F., principal Oakland High School, r. 704 Powell Craven Annie, domeBtic 340 Page Craven Bridget, widow, r. 55 Natoma Craven James, gas fitter, r. 55 Natoma Craven Jane Miss (Craven Sisters) r. 756 Folsom Craven Lewis S., r. 1418 Clay Craven Mary Miss (Cyaven Sisters) r. 756 Folsom Craven Nettie R. Mrs., principal Powell St. Primary School, r. 704 Powell Craven Peter, boilermaUer Fulton Iron Works, r. 530 Mission Craven Peter, farmer, r. San Miguel Station Craven Sisters (Jane and Mary) importers dress pat- terns, 127 Kearny Craven Thoifias, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station Craven 'William, laborer, r. San Miguel Craven Jerry, agent, r. 16 Harlan PI Cra-wford A. & Co. (Andrew Crawford) ship chan- dlers, 25-27 Market Crawford Andre-»v (A. Crawford & Co.) and shipping and commission merchant, 27 Market, r. 608 Greenwich Crawford Andrew, upholsterer Occidental Hotel Crawford Annie Miss, milliner, r. 745 Miuna Crawford Archibald, salesman Joseph T. Terry & Co., r. 2242 Howard Crawford Charles D., dentist, office and r. 1415 Stock- ton Crawford Ezekiel M., cashier Occidental Hote?, r. 905 Guerrero Crawford Frank, fireman C. P. RR. stmr El Capitan, r. West Oakland Crawford Frank, foundryman, r. 674 Clementina Crawford Frank M., clerk W. TurnbuU & Co., r. 603 Sutter Crawford George, gardener, r. SW cor California Av and Gody, B. H. Crawford George B., teamster Lynde & Hough, r. 46 H Zoe Crawford George W. , carpenter, r. 312 Ninth Crawford George W. Jr., frame maker Davis Bros., r. 312 Ninth Crawford Georgie Miss, clerk Central Gas Light Co., r. 1221 Mission Crawford James, boiler maker, r. 49 South Park Crawford John, carpenter. 209 Second Crawford John, clerk Wool agency, Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Alameda Crawford John, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1602 Geary Crawford John, messman P. M. SS. Colima Crawford John C, laborer, r. SE cor Fifteenth and Julian Av Crawford John F., clerk auditor's dept C. P. RR., r. 320 O'Farrell Crawford John F. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar School, r. 320 O'Farrell Crawford John S., master mariner, r. 1 White's PI Crawford John W. , teamster, r. 40!ii Zoe Crawford Joseph A., broker, r. 1720 Jessie Crawford M. Mies, r. 526 Pine • Crawford M. M. Mrs., r. 120 Golden Gate Av Crawford Robert, r. Abbotssford House Crawford Robert, longshoreman, r. 3U Broadway Crawford Robert, ship carpenter, r. 405 Folsom Crawford Samuel J., plasterer, r. 717 Church Crawford T. F., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 320 O'Farrell Crawford Thomas, carpenter, r. 25 Beideman Crawford Thomas, engineer stmr Pilot Crawford William, drayman, r. 444 Brannan Crawford William C, teamster, r. 40 J4 Zoe Crawford William D., liquor saloon, SW cor Annie and Stevenson, r. 178 Steveuson Crawford William L., watchman Custom House, r. 603 Sutter Crawhall Annie Miss, r. 520 Third Crawhall John, check clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r. 520 Third Crawhall William, plumber, r. 520 Third Crawl Joseph, dishwasher Michael P. Milloglav, r. 138 Fourth Crawley George W., r. Corea, bet Tallapoosa and Santee Crawley George W., engineer, r. 625 J4 Brannan Crawley James M., painter, r. Corea, bet Tallapoosa and Santte Crawley John, porter Russ House Crawley John E., engineer Meuzies, Bingham & Co., r. 11 Louisa Cra-wley John M., assistant general freight agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 22, r. 527 Capp Crawley Thomas, painter, r. 15 Verona Crawley William H., clerk depot quartermaster's of- fice Presidio Reservation Craythorn Charles W., millhand, r. 361 Minna Creadon Daniel, gardener, r. 246 Taylor Creagh A. G. , clerk, r. 869 Market Creagh Anna W., widow, r. 1510 Sacramento Creagh Merrick S., bookkeeper McCormack &Qainne, r. 511 Stockton Creamer Aaron, barber, r. 900 Greenwich Creamer Frank, foundryman, r. 431 Clementina, rear Creamer James H., drayman E. Martin & Co., r. 1422 Washington Creamer John, porter E. Martin & Co., r. 1422 Wash- ington Creamer John F., baker Wheeland Bros., r. 1611 Ste- venson Creamer Nora Mrs., r. 431 Clementina, rear Creamer Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Bres- lin Hotel Creamer Thomas, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Creamer William D., foreman F. W. Croudace, r. 1422 Washington l^" Creamer. See Cramer, Cremer, Kramer and Kremer Crebbin William F., clerk James Humphrey, r. 516 Geary Creber Walter, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 16 Vande- water Credau William, soapmaker, r. 641 Commercial Creed Daniel F., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 683 Harrison Creed Dennis, laborer, r. 529 Valencia Creed Jeremiah, teamster Oilman M. Buruham, r. 3 Polk Creed John M., delivery clerk Custom House, r. Ber- keley Creed Michael, laborer, r. 108 Tehama Creedmcire House, Mrs. J. H. Graham proptr, 1122 Larkin Creedon Daniel, blacksmith Patrick Brannan, r. Minna, bet Third and Fourth Creedon Daniel J., gardener, r. 246 Taylor Creedon Patrick H., dairyman, r. 114 Collingwood Creedon William, shoemaker, 27 Commercial Creegan James F., bookkeeper Garrett & Creegan, r. 543 Stevenson Creegan Peter (Garrett & Creegan) r. 543 Stevenson Creely Edward, horseshoer, r. 64 Natoma Creely James, horseshoer, 108 Jessie, r. 64 Natoma Creely James Jr., r. 64 Natoma Creem Frank, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 129 Welsh Cregan James H., salesman P. Flanigan, r. 812 Oc- tavia Cregan John H. , liquor saloon, 200 Sixth, r. 1512 Howard Cregan Michael H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 511 Post Creger Thomas, laborer, r. Silver Av, nr San Bruno Road Creger William, tailor, 9 Trinity Creglievich Autouio, seaman P. M. SS. Granada Crego Cyrus, salesman R. F. Briggs & Co., r. 675 Mis- sion Crelgh Carrie Miss, teacher Howard St. Kindergarten, r. 2313 Howard Crelgh Catherine, widow, r. 903 Shotwell Creigh Edward, r. 2313 Howard Creigh Mary, widow, r. 2313 Howard C^eighton Charles, chief clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1108 }ear. ORE 347 CRO Oreighton James, laborer, r. 869 Market Creighton John F., bookbinder!). Uicks k Co., r. 808 Filbert Creighton John T., boiler maker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 242 Fremont Creighton Joseph, umbrellas, and -walking canes, 310 Post Creighton J. Y., r. 227 Ellis Creighton Mary, domestic NW cor Folsom and Twen- ty-first Creighton Mary Miss, dressmaker, 47 Natoma Creighton Mary Mrs., proptr American House, 81 Na- toma Creighton Patrick, contractor, r. 81 Natoma Creighton Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth and Folsom, and jailer County jail, r. 304 Fifth Creighton Peter, laborer, r. 231 Second Creighton Robert J., journalist Evening Post, r. 609 Lombard Creighton Rosie, packer Mission Soap and Candle Works Creighton Terrence, engineer, r. 47 Natoma Creighton Thomas F., bookkeeper Feinberg & Win- ter, r. 444 Twentieth Creighton William, boiler maker P. F. Dundon, r. 47 Natoma Creleih Washington, millwright, r..808 Howard Crelley James, porter Tillmaun & Bendel, r. 317 Ivy Av Crelley Joseph J., laborer E. Guittard & Co., r. 325J^ Bush Crellin John (Morgan & Co.) r. lOGl Oak, Oakland Crellin Thomas (Morgan & Co.) r. Oakland Cremer N., traveling agent Abend Post, 535 Califor- nia Cramer Nicholas, confectioner, r. 12 Dale PI Cremmlen Charles, seaman, r. 104 Stenart Crenan Catherine, widow, presser Palace Dye Works, r. 1610 J^ Mission Crenn Oliver, shoemaker, r. 531 Geary, rear Crenshaw Julian, r. 846 Mission Creon J., r. Park Hotel Creque Frederick F., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser- vice, r. Berkeley Crespo Joseph, waiter P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 405 Green Crespo Joseph, lapidary Jules Laine, r. 1010 Stockton Cress George, cooper Bay View Distillery, r. Platte, bet Falkland and Teneriffe Cress Lorenzo, shipcarpenter, r. 139 Valley Cressaglia Matteo, restaurant, 15 Third, r. 219 Steven- son Cressey Edward P., clerk P.M. SS. Co.. r. 609 Folsom Cressey Frank A., accountant, r. 5C9 Bush Cressino Anthony, fruits, etc., 8 Taylor, r. 10 M Taylor Cresta Tomaso, vegetables, 59 Colombo Market Cresswell a. Leslie (Cresswell, Packham & Co.) r. 833 Harrison Cresswell David P., teamster Cresswell, Packham & Co., r. 833 Harrison Cresswell John, laborer C. P. RR., r. 413 Brannan Cresswell. Packham & Co. (A. L. Cresswell and Rob- ert Packham) teamsters, NW cor Beale and Mis- sion Cressy Albert, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 817 J4 Larkin Cressy Theodore S., r. 933 Bush Crew Harry, clerk Steylaars & Rossi, r. 426 Vallejo Crew John S., r. 1618 Powell Crew Joseph, molder McCormick Bros.,r. 520 Folsom Crews John T., carpenter, r. 219 Sixteenth Crewziger Hugo, upholsterer, r. Lucy, nr Frederick Creyer Charles, butcher John Denhard. r. 200 Ninth Cribbins John Mrs., r. 514 Third Cribbins Patrick, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- press, r. 209 Leidesdorff Crichton David, brewer, r. 420 Chestnut Crichton Henry F., carpenter, r. 219 Twelfth Crichton James, carpenter, r. 17 Ellis Crichton Peter, carpenter and builder, office 28 New Montgome-y, r. 1728H Jessie Crichton Robert, receiving teller Odd Fellows' Sav- ings Bank, r. 218 Locust Av Cridge Jessie D., domestic 36 Moss Crim George S., real estate, office 512 California, r. 2320 Howard Crim Samuel, real estate, office 512 California, r. 2320 Howard Crim William H. (O. F. Von Rhein4& Co.) r. 2526 Howard Crimi Lawrence, watchman Mechanics' Mill, r. 3 Gaven Crimmins Cornelius, laborer, r. 803 Greenwich Crimmins Cornelius P., steward 8. P. Collins & Co., 329 Montgomery Crimmins Daniel F., knitter, r. 703 Greenwich Crimmins Dennis, r. 620 Mission Crimmins John, laborer, r. 2G1 First Crimmins Mary, operator S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Crimmins Michael, laborer, r. 1727 Market Crimmins Phillip J., copyist County Clerk, r. 46 Bitch Crimmins Timothy, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1009)4 Alabama Crimmins William, porter New City Hall, r. 45 Ritch Crimmins William Jr., shoemaker, r. 45 3i Ritch Crinneir James W., carpenter, r. 20 Berkeley Ay Crinnion Kate, r. 127 O'Farrell ' Crisman C. L., carpenter, r. Ahlborn House Criss Lorenzo D., ship carpenter P. C. SS. Co. Crist A. B. clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Grand Hotel Crist Jacob, milk ranch, S s Silver Av, bet Mission and Sau Bruno Roads Crist John L., patternmaker Cal. Mill, r. 99 Powell Av, B. H. Crist Julius A., student Heald's Business College Crist R. F., bookkeeper John C. Rued, r. East Oak- land Crist William E., machinist, r. cor Precita Av and Mission B^" Crist. See Christ Cristerfort John, driver Dupont Powder Co., r. E s Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra Cristofani Anacleto, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Cristovich &., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom- ery Critcher Edward P., clerk E. Dunn & Co., r. SW cor Clay and Lyon Critcher Henry, stock broker, r. SW cor Clay and Lyon Critcher Henry Jr., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. SW cor Clay and Lyon Critcher Madison H., bookkeeper A. I. Hall & Son, r. SW cor Clay and Lyon Critchlow Robert G., teamster, r. 4Zoe Crittenden Charles S. , proprietor Club Stables. 409-411 Taylor, r. 305 Jones Crittenden Dwight, mining, r. Occidental Hotel Crittenden James L., attorney at law, 240 Montgomery, rooms 9-10, r. Oakland Crittenden J. L., assistant Lincoln Evening School Crittenden Martin, carpenter, r. 371 Jessie Crittenden Parker, auctioneer and mining, 302 Mont- gomery, room 14, r. San Rafael Croake Edward H., blacksnjith, r. 869 Market Croall James, plumber, r. 7 Valparaiso Crobert James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.Ws Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada Crocco Giuseppe (Crocco & Fugazzi) r. 546 Green Crocco & Fugazzi (Giuseppe Crocco and Francisco Fugazzi) liquor saloon NE cor Stockton and Green Croce Peter E. (Croce & Marchand) r. 109 Montgom- ery Croce Severino, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Croce & Marchand (Peter E. Croce and Constant Mar- chand) watch case makers, 622 Clay Crochet Felix, cook Miners' Restaurant, r. 210 Mont- gomery Av Crockard Hugh, shipsmith, 20 Mission, r. N s Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo Crockard John, shipsmith, r. 66 Clementina Crockard Mary E. Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r. N s Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo Crockard William J., shipsmith Hugh Crockard, r. 3 Stanly PI Crocker , stairbuilder John R. Drew Crocker Aaron, bootblack, 631 Merchant, r. 322 Broad- way Crocker Aaron (L. & A. Crocker) r. 1125 Stockton Crocker Adolph (Crocker Brothers) r. 1412 Powell Crocker Adolphe, salesman L. & A. Crocker, r. 1921 Taylor Crocker Albert W., laborer, r. 365 Jessie Crocker Brothers (Jacob and Adolph) boots and shoes and dry goods, 1303 Stockton Crocker Charles, student, r. 1609 Sutter CrocUer Charles, president Southern Pacific Rail- road Co. and second vice-president Central Pacific Railroad Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r. NW cor California and Taylor STEAM ENGINES Thresliiiig MacMnes. TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT€, BOXWOOD: 133 i»I>EAK MTREET.. CRO 348 CRO Crocker Charles F., president Southern Pacific Railroad of Arizona, vice-president Southern Pa- cific Kailroad and Occidental and Oriental Steam- ship Co., NE cor Fourth and Tuwnsend, room 42, r. SW cor Leavenworth and Pine Crocker Clark W. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. 1609 Sut- ter ' Crocker E. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Crocker E. Mrs., r. 128 Golden Gate Av Crocker Frank, teamster, r. 216 Ninth Crocker George, president Carbon Hill Coal Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r. NW cor Taylor and California Crocker Henry J., clerk Sisson Crocker & Co.) r. 1609 Sutter Crocker Henry S. IS. 8. Crocker & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Crocker H. S. Si Co. (Henry S. Crbcker and John D. Yost) importing stationers, lithographers, printers and bookbinders, 215-219 Bush Crocker Isaac B., r. 20 Bond I Crocker J., pipe fitter Cal. Sugar Refinery I Crocker Jacob (Crocker Brothers) r. 1412 Powell Crocker John, clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1520 Clay Crocker John H. (Crocker & Suydam) r. 1520 Clay Crocker John B., driver Market St. RR., r. 36 Welsh, rear Crocker L. & A. (Lesser and Aaron) dry-goods, 1125 Stockton Crocker Lesser (L. & A. Crocker) r. 1125 Stockton Crocker Louis, r. 1919 Mason Crocker Mary A. Mrs., r. 2105 Mason Crocker Mary J. C. Mrs., assistant Sanchez St. Pri- mary School, r. Oakland Crocker Minnie Miss, r. 16 Harriet Crocker Morris, tailor, r. 3223^ Broadway Crocker Roland B., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 244 Suiter Crocker W., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Crocker William, carpenter A. Wilkie, r. 404 Bryant Crocker William, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 1128 Florida Crocker William A., gasfitter, r. 16 Harriet Crocker di Suydam (John H. Crocker and J. N. Suydam) stock brokers, 322 Montgomery Crockett Charles, wood turner, and extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D.. r. 34 Russ Crockett Elizabeth T., widow, r. 2203^ Ninth Crockett Frank, engineer Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 101 Commercial Crockett George, r. W s Maple, bet Jackson and Wash- ington Crockett George A., quartermaster P. C. 8S. Queen of the Pacific Crockett Joliii, mining secretary, 8 S. F. Stock and Exchange Building, r. Fruit Vale Crockett Joseph B., attorney at law, 438 Califor- nia, r. Fruit Vale Crockett Joseph B. Jr. , engineer San Francisco Gas Light Co.. office NE cor First and Howard, r. 1711 California Crockett J. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 846 Mission Crockett Robert, attorney at law, 202 Sansome, r. Ala- meda Crofoot Charles H., teamster Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, r. 840 Fourth Crofoot William M.. furniture dealer, r. 33}^ Moss Croft Charles, r. 8.54 Mission Croft Martin, carpenter Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. 1 South Park Crofton George, r. 1415 Mason Crofton James, longshoreman, r. W s Battery, bet Val- lejo and Green Crofton John, salesman, r. 815 Eddy Crofton John J., helper Tait & Hainque, r. 416 Broad- way Crofts John J., chief engineer P. C. SS. Newport, r. 438 Clementina Crogan Bridget, widow, r. 909 Vallejo Crogan Edward L., housepainter, r. 963 Mission Crogan James, housepainter, 1502 Buchanan, r. 12 Hollis Crogan James T., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1532 Eddy Crogan M. A. Miss, tailoress, r. 963 Mission Crogan Patrick J., painter, r. 1.532 Eddy, rear Crogan Thomas H., laborer, r. 234 Folsom Crogban Francis, chief engineer P. C. SS. Constan- tine, r. Oakland Croghan Frank, oiler P. 0. SS. Constantiue, r. 37 De Boom Croke James, r. 918 Natoma Croke John P., collecting clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 961 Mission Croke Kate, widow, r. 21 Grand Av Croke Thcmias J., entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r. 918 Natoma CroUard Jules, r. 126 Kearny, room 42 Cromer Henry, r. 19 Louisa Cromhane Jeremiah S., miner, r. 708}j Tehama Crompton John, chief engineer C. P. BR. stmr Mo- doc Crompton Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry Cromwell James H., seaman, r. 533 Sacramento Cron Albert, candymaker George Haas, r. 229 Eighth Cron Eugene, cigarmaker, r. 229 Eighth Cron Minnie, widow, r. 229 Eighth Cron W., driver Market St. RR. Crouan Cornelius, laborer, r. 1 Shaw Alley Cronan Ellen Mrs., domestic 1218 Green Cronan John B., bookkeeper Boot & Sanderson, r. 328 Capp Cronan Julia Miss, milliner, r. 8 Dale PI . Cronan Michael, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 446 (532) Tehama Cronan Michael, teamster, r. 131 Shipley Cronan Michael M., teamster, r. 427 Valencia Cronan Peter E., carriagepainter Charles J. Moyes, r. 8 Dale PI Cronan Samuel T., planer W. B. Bradbury, r. 3 McLea Court Cronan Thomas, metal roofer, r. 1409 Folsom Cronan William (Cronan & Dunbar) r. 9 Elliot Park Cronan & Dunbar (William Cronan and James Dun- bar) metal roofing, 1073 Market 8^ Cronan. See Cronin Crone David, foreman Salomon. Wise & Cohn, r. 632 Fulton , Crone Henry, ship carpenter, r. SW cor Tennessee and Sierra Crone James, painter, r. 1242 Mission Crone John J., carpenter, r. 121 Webster Crone Margaret, widow, r. 26 Hermann Crone P., bricklayer, r. NE cor Baker and Bush Crone Wolff, tailor, r. 10 Sherwood PI 1^" Crone. See Krohn and Krone Cronin Barbara, widow, r. 159 Minna Cronin Cornelius, railroad man, r. 681 Mission Cronin Daniel, teamster Hibernia Brewery, r. 118 Page Cronin David, groceries and liquors, 159 Minna Cronin David, tanner. Sweeny, nr San Bruno Road Cronin Dennis, laborer, r. 159 Minna Cronin Dennis, porter John Kenny, r. E 8 Nebraska, nr Twenty-fourth Cronin Edward F., bootmaker, r. 7 Columbia PI, B. H. Cronin Edwin, cooper, r. 727 Bryant Cronin Ellen, widow, r. Sweeny, nr Railroad Av, U. M. T. Cronin Francis, engineer, r. 1206 Market Cronin Hannah, widow, r. 7 Columbia PI, B. H. Cronin Henry J., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 727 Bry- ant, bet Fourth and Fifth Cronin James, baker, r. 560!^ Bryant Cronin James, hostler Hibernia Brewery, r. 141 Ninth Cronin James, laborer, r. 13 Tehama PI Cronin James, laborer, r. 141 Seventh Cronin James A., clerk, r. 560 Bryant Cronin Jennie Mrs., r. 405 Taylor Cronin Jeremiah, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 553 Howard Cronin John, extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D. Cronin John," laborer, r. 321 Pacific Cronin John, laborer, r. 681 Clementina Cronin John, liquor saloon, SE cor Fillmore and Cal- ifornia Cronin John, porter, r. 1191 Harrison Cronin John D., stone cutter, r. 739 Harrison Cronin John F., policeman, r. 40 }< Louisa Cronin John J., painter, r. 14 Dore Cronin Julia, widow, r. 727 Bryant Cronin Katie Miss, r. 845 Valencia Cronin Mary, domestic 2223 Webster Cronin Mary, house keeper, r. 1617 Broderick Cronin Michael J., laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 22 Te- hama Cronin N. M. Miss, dressmaking, r. 1008 Mission Cronin Owen, longshoreman, r. 569 Natoma Cronin Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, p. 549 Howard LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to BruTernian A Lievy I 19 MONTCONIERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASTtltIG WEIIKR<« Oc HAYES, FVLTON IRON WORKN. 213 Fremont Otreet, 9I*nuJiM!tnrers of HOIKTINU WORHN, CAUKM, RCCKETS and CABS. u O A m 0 •H e Vv c 0 o u o .sS i © CRO 350 CRO Crow David, laborer, r. C68!< Clementina Crow Patrick, Bboemaker, r. 437 Tehama Crowe James S., scroll sawyer, r. E s California Av, nr Fair Av, B. H. Crowe James W., varnlsher 8. & O. Gump, r. 498}< Shipley Crowe J. H., r. 23 Kearny Crowe John J., painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 2408 Sacra- mento Crowe Mark V., with Herbert G. Trueman, r. 2408 Sac- rap en to, rear Crowe Maxwell L., printer Billings, Harbourne & Co., r. 136 Hancock Crowe Thomas, blacksmith helper S. P. RR., r. 1256 Bryant Crowe Thomas, watchman Presidio RR., r. 120 Wlldey Crowe Thomas M., butcher r. 1155 Folsom Crowe Timothy, locksmith, 115 Fourth, r. 76 Fourth, rear Crowell Alma, r. 1217 Jones Crowell Aurelia A. Mrs., r. 330 Eighteenth Crowell Charles H., superintendent Laurel Hill Ceme- tery, r. 3209 Clay Crowell Charles I., with Sroufe jt McCrum, r. 1217 Jones Crowell Charles H., student Heald's Busines Colleges Crowell Eliza A., widow, r. 1603 Larkin Crowell Ella Mrs., r. 1774 Folsom Crowell George, driver Union Box Factory, r. 104 Mis- sion Crowell George C, compositor Chronicle, r. 237 Eighth Crowell George E., mining, r. 714 Larkin Crowell James P., dentist, office and r. 215 Kearny Crowell Martin L., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1928 Sutter Crowell Walter T., compositor Chronicle, r. 115 Lang- ton Crowell William L., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service r. 44 Sixth Crowell. See Croall Crowhurst William, grand lecturer I. O. G. T., r. 1041 Twenty-fourth Crowl Bradford A., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 504 Powell Crowley Bartholomew, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 320 Fifth Crowley Catherine, widow, r. 1 Boardman PI Crowley Catherine, widow, r. 11 Nevada Crowley Charles, conductor Geary St. BR., r. 1426 Geary Crowley Charles, longshoreman, r. 315 Beale Crowley Cornelius (N. Crowley & Co.) r. 334 Third, rear Crowley Cornelius, laborer, r. 634 Mission Crowley Cornelius, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty- sixth and Valencia Crowley Cornelius, plumber, r. S s Fulton, bet Lott and Masonic Av Crowley Cornelius, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 211 Ook Crowley Cornelius H., carpenter, r. 521 Minna Crowley Daniel, r. 237 Minna, rear Crowley Daniel, r. 620 Linden Av Crowley Daniel, blacksmith, r. 4 Leroy PI Crowley Daniel, groceries and liquors, NW cor McAl- lister and Polk Crowley Daniel F., bricklayer, r. SW cor Johnson Av and St. Rose's Av Crowl-iy Daniel F., clerk, r. 212 Eleventh Crowley Daniel J., clerk, r. 106}^ Third Crowley David, boatman foot of Powell, r. E b Kear- ny, nr Bay Crowley David W., wrapper Davis Bros., r. 731 Six- teenth Crowley Edward, tailor, r. 256 Minna Crowley Ellen, domestic William Blackwood, NW cor Bryant and Oak Grove Av Crowley Florence, contractor, r. 749 Harrison Crowley Florence, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 334 Bryant Crowley George, carwasher Sutter St. RR., r. 1825 Greenwich Crowley George, stoves and tinware, 230 Sixth, r. 234 Sixth Crowley George W., solicitor, r. N s Cores, nr Santee Crowley Jacob, r. 202 Sixth Crowley James, deck hand stmr City of Stockton Crowley James, mechanic Davis Bros., and cxtraman Engine No. 8, 8. F. F. D., r. 1608 Pacific Av Crowley James, ship carpenter, r. 721 Natoma, rear Crowley James, steamboat fireman, r. 60 First Crowley James 0., cooper David Woerner, r. 412 Min- na Crowley JaAes F., teacher music, r. 32 Turk Crowley J. E., clerk educational dept A. L. Bancroft &Co. Crowley Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 210}$ Clara Crowley Jeremiah C, salesman Kennedy, Brennan j( Co.,r. 210 J4 Clara Crowley Jeremiah F., carpenter, r. N b WaUer, bet Webster and Buchanan Crowley John, blacksmith T. J. Crowley, r. 563)4 Stevenson Crowley John, boot treer Cabn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r. 320 Fifth Crowley John, clerk John Hanly, r. Oakland Crowley John, cooper Mattutath Mnfg Co., r. 6 Clea- v eland, rear Crowley John, extramau Hook and Ladder No 1, S. F. F. D. Crowley John, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. Oakland Crowley John, laborer, r. Billings PI, nr Greenwich Crowley John, laborer, r. 237 Minna Crowley John, laborer, r. 620 Linden Av Crowley John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 8 8 Shasta, bet Georgia and Michigan Crowley John, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. N B Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky Crowley" John, lumberman, r. 47 Natoma Crowley John, peddler, r. 1805 Ellis Crowley John, calker, r. 630 Mission Crowley John, stableman, r. 624 Fourth Crowley John, stamp clerk Post Office, r. 1514 Howard Crowley John, teamster, r. 372 Natoma Crowley John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 62 Minna Crowley John Jr., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 8 s Shasta, bet Georgia and Michigan Crowley John D., carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 12 Lafayette Crowley John D., waiter Arcade Restaurant, r. 567 Stevenson Crowley John F., foreman United Carriage Co., r. 12 Lafayette Crowley John J., r. 808 Guerrero Crowley John J., assistant bookkeeper E. G. Lyons Jt Co.. r. 749 Harrison Crowley John J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 28 Dear- born PI Crowley John J., longshoreman, r. 223 Green Crowley John N., watchmaker, r. 77 West Mission Crowley John W., molder Union Iron Works, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Crowley Katie F. Miss, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth Crowley Katie H. Mii^, assistant Lincoln Evening School, r. 1629 Sacramento Crowley L. G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1118 Howard Crowley Lizzie E. Miss, as!or(«ra ofnnd Dealern In COAli and PICS IRON, 41 iMarket Siireet, corner Spear. CRO 351 CUL Crowley Robert A., bookkeeper, r. 1514 Mlsaion Crowley Robert A., forage master quartermaster's dept. Presidio Reservation Crowley Robert S, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 820 Busb Crowley Stephen, waiter, r. 531 Stevenson Crowley Stephen F., clerk The State Investment and Insurance Co., r. 749 Harrison Crowley Stephen J., boot crimper S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. Day, bet Church and Sanchez Crowley Thomas, bricklayer, r. 37 Sacramento Crowley Timothy, laborer, r. N s Day, bet Church and Sanchez Crowley Timothy A., longshoreman, r. 223 Folsom, rear Crowley Timothy J , attorney ^t law, 502 Montgomery, r. Sau Rafael Crowley Timothy J., horshoer, NE cor Merchant and Drurem, r. 553 M Stevenson Crowley T. P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 110 Hyde Crowley Vincent de P., window cleaner, r. 1043 Mis- sion Crowley William, blacksmith, r. 648 Jessie Crowley William C, conductor Market St. RR., r. 521 Valencia Crowley William J., carriage maker, r. 648 Jessie Crowley William J., expressman, r. 2827 Clay Crown David S., cigarmaker, r. 634 Fulton Crown Esther Miss, operator B. & O. Greenebaum, r. 736 J« Grove Crown Harris, foreman Salomon, Wise k Cohn, r. 736 >i Grove Crown Isaac, barber Kammerer & Eoch, r. 169 Minna Crown Morris, clerk, r. 736 J4 Grove Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Co (Storey Co., Nev.) James Newlands secretary, 3 S. F. Stock and. Exchange Building Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) J. M. Bufflngton secretary, 309 California, room 4 CrowD Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill agent, 634 Market CroxallJulias D., agentLindley& Co., 405 Front, r. 314 Jones Croyland John, journalist Examiner, r. 1427 Mason Croze August, r. 231 Ritch Crozer Enoch L., patternmaker .^Etna Iron Works, r. Alameda Crozier Samuel, barber A. J. Korn, r. 1108 Mason Crozior William J., bookkeeper, r. 619 Pine Crudden William, butcher, r. 12 Pinkney PI Cruden David, foreman shipcarpenter Richard S. Alexander, r. 2545 Howard Cruikshank Joseph, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 1222 Mission Cruikshank Peter, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. NE cor Fourth and Berry Cruise Jane, widow, r. Collins, nr Geary Cruise William, plasterer, r. 127 Guerrero Cruise William Jr., driver Mark Strouse k Co., r. 127 Guerrero Crumb P. D., painter, r. 536 Howard Crumlisk James, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min- ing Co. , r. 307 First Crummey Eugene, butcher, r. N s Manitoba, bet Sus- quehanna and St. John Crummey Hugh P., butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Do- minica and Servia Crummey James (Crummey & Hall) r. 16 Creek Lane Crummey John A., butcher, r. N s Manitoba, bet Sus- quehanna and St. John Crummey John T., stockkeeper , and extraman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Crummey Owen, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Domin- ica and Servia Crummey Rebecca, widow, r. Railroad Av, bet Do- minica and Servia Crummey & Hall (James Crummey and James Hall) wholesale butchers, cor Honduras and Kentucky Crumry Walter H., jig sawyer, r. 342 Third Cruse Ferdinand, night inspector Custom House, r. 1211 Kearny Cruse John H., bartender E. H. Fitter, r. 1 Jackson Crusoe George E., waiter, r. 704 Folsom Crussell Frank R., locksmith, 407 Brannan Cruyl F., laundrymau, i. 1318 Dupont Cruz Charles H., compositor, r. 1616 Mason Cruz Elizabeth, widow, r. 1616 Mason Cruz Enos. seaman, r. 8 Hinckley Cruz Frank F., driver Anton Raymond, r. S s Napa, 'bet Arkansas and Connecticut Cruz Manuel, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. Oakland Cruz Mary A. Miss, actress, r. 536 Pine Cruz Mary A. Miss, teacher languages, r. 529 Filbert Cruz Micaela Mrs., widow, r. 529 Filbert 8^'Cruz. See Cruise, Krooss and Erase Cruza Adolphe, butcher, r. 734 Minna Cruza Mary Miss, milliner, r. 734 Minna Cryer Charles, engineer, r. 1423 Pine Cryer Lilian, domestic 1214 McAllister Crystal Hotel, Herman Kirchner proprietor, NE cor Fourth and Berry Crystal Palace Association, Fillmore, bet Post ^nd Sutter Crystal Palace Saloon, Hageman k Haquette proprietors, 5 Eearuy and 12 Geary Crystal Soda Water Co., Frank Makson president, S. R. Simmons secretary and superintendent, NE cor Stockton and Union Crystal Vinegar Works, James C. Chalmers manager. SW cor Fourteenth and Folsom Cubbon Thomas, helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Cubery William M. (Cubery & Co.) r. 818 Powell CUBERY & COi (William M. Cubery) steam printers, 415 Market, beloAv First Cubitt William C, stenographer W. V. Tel. Co., r. 22 Metcalfe PI Cucagna Antonio, cook S. Divlsich & Co., r. Vallejo, bet Kearny and Dupont Cuccia Giuseppe, barber John Hefty, r. 102 Pacific Cucuel Alfred E., machinist Clot & Meese, r. 1424 Powell Cucuel F.mlle, carrier The Guide, r. 1511 Taylor Cucuel George, glass polisher, r. 1424 Powell Cucurullo Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Cuddebach George, r. 1070 Howard Cuddy Catherine, widow, r. 6 Alice Cuddy Jeremiah, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Alameda, r. 2 Washington ' Cuddy John, longshoreman, r. 823 Brannan Cuddy William, ironworker, r. 6 Alice Cudell Gus., soapmaker, r. Santa Clara, bet York and Potrero Av Cudennec Francis, laborer, r. 472 Tehama Cudworth Abel W., real estate, r. 2420 Fillmore Cudworth James W., capitalist, r. 2018 Union Cudworth T. J. B., r. 2420 Fillmore Cue William G., clerk, r. 120 Shotwell 8^ Cue. See Euh Cuello Joseph J. (Joseph J. Cuello & Co.) r. 154 Second Cuello Joseph J. & Co. (Joseph J. Cuello and Tibur- cio Carlos) harnessmakers, 525 Pacific Cuello Joseph L. (Cuello & Fernandez) r. 154 Second Cuello & Fernandez (Joseph L. Cuello and Man- uel Fernandez) restaurant, 156 Second Cuenin Ildefonse (N. Giamboni & Co.) r. 911 Vallejo Cuff John (Cuff & Dewey) r. 7 Morris Av Cuff Louisa Miss, r. 762 Brannan Cuff & Dewey (John Cuff and Josiah A. Dewey) mnfrs ornamental furniture, organs and pianos, 4^31 Fourth Cuffield Harry, peddler, r. 444 )i Natoma Cughler William, tanner Peter Stolberg Culbert Charlotte, widow, r. 969 Harrison Culbert William C, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 969 Harrison Culbertson Adela, widow, r. 726 Mission Oulbertson Arthur, with W. B. Chapmau^r. Union Club W Culbertson Maggie Miss, matron Chinese Mission Home (Presbyterianj r. 933 Sacramento Culbertson Stephen, baker, r. 616 Sacramento Culbertson William A., carpenter, r. 318 Minna Culbretli Robert E., editor and publisher City Argus, 629 Kearny, r. 405 O'Farrell Culin John L., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 2629 Howard Cull Henry C, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg k Bowen e^ Cull. See Kull CuUagh Owen, laborer, r. N s Vallejo, nr Sansome Cullen Andrew J. Rev., pastor St. John the Baptist Church, r. 1122 Eddy CuUen Ann, widow, r. 522 Filbert, rear CuUen Annie Miss, r. 1122 Eddy o m n o EDinrAKDS' PATENT , - .^ . , c *w u- . TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., «o9, 5,1 market st. Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. Asents, wholesale and Retail. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE CUL 352 CUM OuIIen Bridget, -widow, groceries and liquors, NW cor ! Ellis and Devisadero Cnllen Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Russ and Natoma CuUen Charles, housefitter, r. 2733 Bryant CuUen Charles, sergeant police, r. 737 Harrison Cullen Daniel J., plumber, r. 617 Post Cullen Delia, domestic, 832 Shotwell CuUen Dennis J., plumber's helper, melter and refin- er's dept U. 8. Miut, r. 617 Post Cullen Edward, drayman, r. 838 Harrison Cullen Edward F., clerk, r. 529 Howard Cullen Edward 8., whipper Hue Kai & Co., r. Oakland Cullen Gerald, r. 2013 Taylor Cullen James, hammerman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear Cullen James, laborer, r. 303 Capp Cullen James, laborer, r, W s Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra Cullen James B., porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 617 Post Cullen James F., teamster, r. 303 Capp Cullen John, longshoreman, r. 522 Filbert, rear Cullen John, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific Cullen John, laborer W. B. Bradbury, r. 541 Fourth Cullen John A., laborer, r. N s Twenty-third, bet York and Bryant Cullen John E., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1326 Polk Cullen John J., foreman A.. Hlrschman, r. 2101Steiner Cullen Joseph, laborer, r. 911 Treat Av Cullen Lawrence, special policeman, r. 521 First Cullen Lizzie Mrs., saleslady Verdier. Moreau & Co.. r. 614 Sutter Cullen Louise A. Miss, assistant Bemal Heights School, r. 529 Howard Cullen L. R. MiPS, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, r. 1220 Valencia Cullen Mary Miss, housekeeper, 2 Hoff Av Cullen P.. fireman Pac. Rolling Mills Cullen Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park Cullen Patrick, milkman, nr Lake Honda Cullen Patrick J., miner, r. Ahlborn House Cullen Paul, laborer Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 178 Minna Cullen Paul E., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 59 South Park Cullen Philip, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 529 Howard Cullen Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 25 Rltch Cullen Thomas, elevator man Rosenbaum & Co. Cullen Thomas W., clerk Wells, Fargo & Go's Blank, r. 63 Clementina Cullen Thomas W., painter, r. 303 Capp Cullen Timothy, laborer, r. 511 Mission Cullen Winifred Miss, r. SOSJ^ Pacific Cullen William, longshoreman, r. 522 Filbert, rear Cullen William, property clerk old City Hall, r. 59 South Park Culleton Michael, laborer, r. W b Brewster, nr Faith, B. H. Culley Anne Mrs., furnished rooms, 328 Jessie Culley John J., barber, r. 306 Folsom Culley John P., stoves, tinware, plumbing and gas- fitting, 24 Seventh, r. 6o7 Howard Culligan Andrew, laborer P. M. S8. Go's Wharf, r. 27 Kate PI Culligan Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor Utah and El Dorado Culligan Hannah, widow, groceries and liquors, 218 Kitch Culligan James, gardener, r. 18 Gilbert Culligan James E., compositor, r. 218 Bitch Culligan James K., butcher, r. NE cor Utah and El- Dorado Culligan John, gardener, 704 Turk, r. 707 Van Ness Av « Culligan Michael, bog ranch, NE cor Utah and El- Dorado Culligan Michael Jr., candle cutter Mission Candle Co., r. NE cor Utah and ElDorado Culligan William, gardener, r. 315 Ninth Culligan William, S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col- lege, r. 214 Hayes CuUim Michael, drayman, r. 137 Lily Av CuUim Nellie, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 137 Lily Av Cullinan B. Mrs., r. 19 Gilbert CuUinan Dennis, wholesale groceries, 406 Commercial, r. 620 Harrison Cnllinan Mary, domestic r. 700 Fllmore CuUinane Dare, artist Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 24 Mint Av CuUinane Eliza, widow, r. 65 West Mission CuUinane Henry J., stock clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 65 West Mission CuUinane James, tinsmith G. & E. Snook, and extra- man Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 77 Natoma CuUinane Jeremiah J., japanner Seller Bros. & Co., r. Oakland CuUinane Lawrence J., harnesEmaker, Julius Deutsch, r. 65 West Mission CuUinane Michael, shoemaker, r. W s Church, bet Thirtieth and Day CuUoden J., book agent, r. 96 Montgomery Block Cullum Allen W., clerk, r. 501 JiS Sixth CuUum Charles, watchman^r. 360 Jessie Cullum Frank D., stonecutter, r. 360 Jessie CuUumber John (Carl & Co.) r. W s Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Gully John, horseshoer, Trinidad, bet Monongahela and Savannah Gulmerry William S., porter San Jose Woolen Mills Agency, r. 224 Fourth Gulp Daniel S., Health Inspector, office 14 O'Farrell, r. 1812 Webster Gulp James D. (J. D. Gulp & Co.) r. San Filipe Gulp J. D. Si Co. (James D. Gulp, William B. Isaacs, Samuel K. Thornton, andWilliam Macdon- ald) wholesale cigars and leaf tobacco, 16 Front Gulten John, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Culver Carrie Mrs., saleslady Thomas F. Palmer Culver Charles G., clerk I. D. Barnard, r. 10 Geneva Culver Frank D., salesman law dept A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. Brunswick House Culver James E., driver City RR., r. 1747 Mission Culver James H., secretary Industrial Exhibi- tions of the Mechanics' Institute, 31 Post, r. 1111 Clay Culver John O., Post Office Inspector, 320 Sansome, room 27 Culver Marshall L., foreman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 2108 Larkin Culver Mary, widow, r. 10)i Geneva, rear Culver Orrin B., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 1511 Lar- kin Gulverwell Joseph E., teamster, r. 1325 Ellis Culverwell Richard S., civil engineer, r. 2033 Howard Gulverwell Stephen S., mufr, r. 2033 Howard Cumberton Thomas, seaman 0. Imp. SS. WaUa Walla, r. 48 Sacramento Gumbo Edward L., plumber, r. 201 Stockton Cumins Judson, carpenter, r. 5 Haggin Cumins WilUam N., furniture finisher A. Frei, r. & Haggin Cumisky Henry, baker, r. 1615 Leavenworth Cumisky James P., seaman, r. 1615 Leavenworth Cumisky John, porter Whitney & Marshall, r. 7 N*- toma Cumisky Patrick, watchman G. A. Hooper & Co.,r. 8E cor Fourth and Channel Gumming Alexander M., clerk George H. Foster, r. Fruit Vale Gumming David (George Gumming & Go.) r. 20 Fell Gumming Francis, clerk C. A. Macomber & Co.. r. Oakland Gumming George (George Gumming & Go.) r. 20 Fell Cnniming George, Port Warden, office 525 Front,. and marine surveyor GaUfornia Insurance Co., r. Oakland Cumming George, seaman, r. 100)^ Jackson Cummini; George & Co, (George, David and George M. Gumming) mechanical engineers and machinists, machine tool makers, hydrauUc ma- chinery, etc., 18-20 Fell Gumming George M. (George Gumming & Go.) and draftsman C. P. RR.. r. 20 Fell Gumming Joseph M., clerk Gal. Savings and Loan Soc, r. 20 Fell Gumming R. M. (Elliott & Cumming) r. The Baldwin Cummings , calker Dickie Bros. Gummings A. Mrs., clerk general freight office 0. P. RR., r. 107 O'Farrell Gummings A. Mrs., widow, r. 11 Clara Cummings Alonzo A., r. 116 Turk Gummings .\lonzo H., salesman, r. 961 Market Gummings Benjamin F. (Cummings' Sons) r. 327 Kearny Cummings Charles D., watchman Jackson St. Wharf, r. 236 Fremont Cummings Cyrus C., teacher, r. 974 Folsom Cummings Delia, widow, r. 129 >i Welsh Gummings Edmund, r. 714 Golden Gate Av LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & C0."^""":frJ.5nVg^".?.'-e^;tr^^^^ LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OROERS FOR MTASMKflii PROMPTLY ATTF.NDED TO OFFICK, (>48 BIAKKKT STREET. CUM 353 CUN Cummings Edmund Jr., law student, r. 714 Golden Gate Av Cumtnifigs Edward, lanndryman S. F. Laundry Cummings Eva Mrs., r. 7 Dupont Cuinmines George H., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 850 Folsom Cummings Gordon P., architect, r. 131 Montgomery Cummings Henry A., chief clerk treasurer's office C. P. RR., r. 417 Laguna Cummings Henry K., commission merchant, r. 20 Perry Cummings Hiram Rev., r. 411 Turk Cummings Jacob J., r. 846 Mission Cummings James, carpenter, r. 907 Union, rear Cummings James, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 246 Tehama Cummings James, hostler, r. 131 Twenty-sixth Cummings James, packer 8. F. andPac. Glass-Works, T. 129 H Welsh Cummings James, upholsterer, r. 976 Harrison, rear Cummings James, woolgrader, r. 668 Clementina Cummings James J., carpenter, r. 456 Twentieth Cummings John, drayman, 250 Market, r. 1816 Scott Cummings John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 233 Tehama Cummings John, quartermaster P. M. SS. Co., r. 313 Fourth Cummings John B., teacher, r. 517 Ellis Cummings John R., clerk, r. 961 Market Cummings Joseph, seaman, r. 272 Brannan Cummings Julia M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 846 Mis- sion Cummings Lawrence, gardener, r. 706 Nato'ma Cummings L. E. Mrs., r. 19 Sixth Cummings Lewis B. (Cummings' Sons) r. 115 Cedar Av Cummings M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Cummings Martin, expressman, r. 18 Clarence PI Cummings Mary, widow, r. 701 Natoma Cummings Mary, widow, r. 14 Metcalfe PI Cummings Michael, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. Twentieth, bet Shotwell and Folsom Cummings Michael, fireman, r. 541 First Cummings Michael F. , under Sheriff City and County of San Francisco, office old City Hall, first floor, r. 2023 Fillmore Cummings Patrick, horseshoer, 319 Leavenworth, r. 2808 Sacramento Cummings Patrick, laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-sixth and Army Cummings Quincy C, clerk general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR., r. 6i0 Hayes Cummings Rodger D.. coal oil, W s Landers, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth Cummings Ross, bookkeeper Thomas Morton, r. 328 O'Farrell Cummings Sarah M. N. Miss, r. 1416 Sacramento Cummings' Sons (William Jr., Lewis B. and Benjamin F.) watchmakers and jewelers, 327 Kearny Cnmmings Susan, widow, r. 5 Chesley Cummings T., laborer, r. 220 Pacific Cummings Thomas, horseshoer Patrick Cummings, r. 2808 Sacramento Cummings Thomas, laborer, r. 236 Fremont Cummings Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta, rear Cummings Wallace E. , carpenter and builder. 328 O'Farrell Cummings Walter B., commission merchant, 415 Cal- ifornia, r; San Mateo Cummings William, r. 123 Turk Cummings William, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 460 Sixth Cummings William, liguor saloon, 37 Third, r. 210 Second Cummings William Jr. (Cummings* Sons) r. 2137 Mission Cummings William H., salesman J. M. Browne, r. 226 Shotwell Cummings William J., teamster, r. 18 Rltch Cummings William L., policeman, r. 10 Ash Av Cummins Adley H., stenographer law dept C. P. RR. and S. P. RR., r. 2304 California Cummins C. H., Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Cummins Emma, widow, groceries, 438 Shipley Cummins George W., painter, r. 1254 Howard Cummins George W., salesman Shot Tower, r. 207 Waller Cummins John J., morocco finisher Patrick Barrett, r. 4^ Co. (Arthur L. and Mrs. Benette Currie) books and stationery, 514 Post Currie Alexander, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 8 Clementina Currie Arthur L. (A. L. Currie & Co.) and driver S. F. News Co., r. 514 Post Currie Donald, carpenter, r. 116 Dorland CuiTie Frank, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1215 Folsom Currie Frank P., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 413 Stevenson Currie James, r. 6.52 Market Currie John, collector The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 106 Eleventh Currie .John, liquor saloon, 254 Brannan Currie Joseph S., assayer, r. 1833 Market Currie Patrick, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom- ery TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO., 509,511 larMst. wfSS^SnaMMSl WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: JOIf V WIUMORE. Yard*: i;t» to 14 Kprar KtreeC id m OflIc« 133 Ki Npcur Nt., and »«. 28 Howard HU CUR 356 CUR Currie Renette Mrs. (A. L. Currle & Co.) r. 514 Post Carrie Robert, carpenter, r. 023 Locust Av Currie Thomas, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 17 Hubbard iK^Currle. See Curry- Currier Ada Miss, r. 816 Grove Currier Albert C. .butcher J. S. Ferrier, r. 12 Golden Gate Av Currier Amos (Amos Currier & Co) r. N s Sixteenth, bet Sanchez and No^ Carrier Amos & Co. (Amos Currier and David Van Iderstiue) pictures, frames and oil paint- ings, 15 Dupont Currier Benjamin F., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell Currier C. Bod^vell, physician, specialty dis- eases of the throat and chest, office and r. 427 Geary. Office hours, 11 to 12 a. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. Currier Charles H., pump and block maker, 28 Mar- ket, r. 816 Grove Currier E. H. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Albion Av Currier Frank J., machine band coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. N 6 Sixteenth, bet Noe and Sanchez ' Currier George F., cigardealer, r. 37 Valparaiso Currier James P. (Carlson & Currier) r. 331 Ellis Currier John B., r. 37 Valparaiso Currier John M., warrant clerk U. 8. Mint, r. 110 Eighteenth Currier John W., clerk, r. 6 Albion Av Currier Joseph H., teamster, r. 2012 Taylor Currier Joseph H., porter A. Galli & Co., r. 35 Val- paraiso Currier J.. W.. r. 105 Austin Currier M. H. Mrs., assistant Broadway Grammar School, r. 2012 Taylor Currier Milton L.. clerk Amos Currier & Co., r. N s Sixteenth, bet Sanchez and Noe Currier Willis J., commission merchant and agent Buflfalo Grape Sugar Co., office 205 Front, r. 317 Powell Currington Joseph, tinsmith, and extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 14 Clara Curry Arthur A., salesman George Loomis, r. Inter- national Hotel Curry Charles, gunsmith N. Curry & Bro., .r. 450 Bryant Curry Charles F., jeweler, r. 334 Clementina Curry Charles H. M., r. 334 Clementina Curry Cornelius, wireworker,r. 402 Broadway Curry Daniel, painter, r. 233 Fell Curry Edward J., cutter John H. Tobin, r. 1626 Eddy Curry Frank J., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 519 Folsom Curry George, cook John Beagan, r. 723 Market Curry Harrison, jobber, r. 3 Morse PI Curry Henry, currier John Fitzgerald, r. 2530 Bryant Curry Hugh, laborer, r. 510 Mission Curry Jennie Miss, r. 109 M Langton Curry John, r. 444 Brannan Curry John (N. Curry & Brother) r. 450 Bryant Curry John, bartendtsr. r. 1598 Bush Curry John, bellman Occidental Hotel Curry John, collector, r. 106 Eleventh Curry John, driver City RR., r. 6 Julian Av Curry John, messenger U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Curry John, housepainter. r. 35 Louisa, rear Curry John 'F., teamster Commercial Soap Co., r. SW cor Alameda and Utah Curry John J., bookkeeper John Taylor & Co., r. 334 Clementina Curry Luke P., machinist £tna Iron Works, r. 278 Minna Curry Maggie Miss, r. 450 Bryant Curry Maggie Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School Curry Martin, shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock & Co., r. 318 Ivy Av Curry Mary, r. 541 McAllister Curry Mary Miss, r. 109!^ Langton, rear Curry Mary, widow, r. 240 Fifth Curry M. E. Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary School, r. 278 Minna Curry Michael, r. 1605 Jones Curry Michael, laborer, r. 407 Tehama Curry Michael H., tanner, r. 2530 Bryant Curry Michael J., laborer, r. 1115 Broadway Curry N., wire drawer Cal. Wire Works; r. Golden Eagle Hotel Curry N. Hi Brother (Nathaniel and John) guns, pistols and sporting materials, 113 Sansome Curry Nathaniel (N. Curry & Brother) r. 2416 Howard Curry Patrick, r. 278 Minna Curry Patrick, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom Curry Roger, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 14 Bonita Curry Rosa, seamstress Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, r. S s Brannan, bet Third and Fourth Curry Sadie, domestic S s Fifteeuth bet Noo and Castro Curry Theresa, r. 519 Folsom Curry Thomas, laborer P. M. 8S. Co's Wharf,* r. 716 Brannan Curry Thomas J., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-second, nr Dolores Curry William, hostler William E. Bridge, r. 433 Bush Curry William C, clerk S. F. Purdy, r. 334 Clemen- tina •^ Curry. See Currie Cnrtaz Benjamin, pianos, 20 O'Farrell, r. 6 Bag- ley PI Curtaz Henry, bookkeeper Benjamin Curtaz, r. 5 Bag- ley PI Curtin C, importers and wholesale and retail dry- goods, 911-913 Market, r. 318 Ellis Curtin Carrie Miss, shoe fitter, r. 718 Broadway Curtin Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NWcor Noe and Twenty-fourth Curtin Daniel J., milker John Lenahan, r. S s Jersey, bet Diamond and Douglass Curtin David, porter Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 25 Scott Curtin Deborah, widow, r. Scott, nr Courtland Av, B. H. Curtin Dennis M., peddler, r. NW cor Castro and Twenty-fourth Curtin Edward H., r. 142 Minna ' * Curtin Eliza Mrs., r. 117 Stockton Curtin F.. machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Curtin Frank, purser P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 817 Jackson, Oakland Curtin James, r. 325 Minna Curtin James, groceries, stoves and liquor saloon, 480 Jessie Curtin James, guard Folsom Prison, r. 1336 Pacific Curtin John, captain Morse's Merchants' Patrol, 417 Montgomery Curtin John, proptr Fulton House. 112 Steuart Curtin John, salesman C. C'lrtln, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Dolores Curtin John B., expressman, r. SW cor Eleventh and Bryant Curtin Julia, widow, groceries, 506 J4 Natoma Curtin Mary, domestic 1224 Golden Gate Av Curtin Michael J., peddler, r. 30i» Minna Curtin Michael M., peddler, r. 482 Jessie Curtin Owen, expressman, r. SW cor Eleventh and Bryant Curtin Robert, longshoreman, r. 112 Steuart Curtin Thomas, guard Folsom Prison, r. 1336 Pacific Curtin Thomas J., expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. NW cor Eleventh and Bryant Curtin Timothy, longshoreman, r. 309 Minna Curtin William, driver Collins Bros., r. S s Twenty- fourth, nr Eureka Curtin William L., shipping clerk C. Curtin, r. 818 Ellis Curtis Albert G., assistant bookkeeper Neville & Co., r. 134 Church Curtis Annie, domestic 1815 O'Farrell Curtis Charles, r. 810 Leavenworth Curtis Charles, molder, r. 54 Sacramento Curtis Cha;le8, paver, r. 1 Grant PI Curtis Charles, special officer, r. 627 California Curtis Charles J., boilermaker, r. 1 Grant PI Curtis Christopher S., patrolman Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust Co ., r. 1020 Washington Curtis Consolidated Mining Co. (Devil's Gale Dis- trict, Nev.) David Wilder secietary, 328 Mont- gomery, room 21 Curtis Daniel, cook, r. 19 Vallejo Curtis, Dixon & Co. (John W. Curtis and George W. Dixon) manufacturers cigars, 309-313 Clay Curtis Edward, messman SS. Mexico, r. 686 Commer- cial Curtis Edward, personal editor Call, r. Grand Hotel Curtis Edward B., watchman Pope & Talbot, r. 777 Harrison Curtis Edward E., wheat sampler, r. 431 Bryant Curtis Edward Emmet, journalist Chronicle, r. 609 Pine Curtis Edwin, shipping clerk, r. 546 Mission Curtis Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 109 Austin LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ooon OFFICE, CUT 358 DAH Cutler Alfred D., superintendent Cutting Packing Co. and president Packers' Exchange, r. 1214 Hyde Cutler Anna Mre., r. 1521 J4 Market Cutler Charles S.. ham sewer Lobos Square Packing House, r. NE cor Union and Fillmore Cutler Charles W., bookkeeper Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., r. 1617 Turk Cutler Edward W., tinsmith James de la Montanya Cutler Elijah B. (Cutler & Eisner) r. 1737 Broadway Cutler Frank S., clerk E. Detrick & Co., r. NE cor Union and Fillmore Cutler James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Cutler James S., salesman, r. N s Union, nr Fill- more Cutler Joseph S., salesman Edward Denny & Co., r. NE cor Union and Fillmore Cutler Mary R. Mrs., r. NE cor Union and Fillmore Cutler Samuel M. (Sisson, Crocker A: Co.) r. 914 Eighth. Oakland Cutler & Eisner (Elijah B. Cutler and Milton S. Eis- ner) attorneys at law, 330 Pine, rooms 55-56 Cutslnger S. & Co. (Edinburg, Ind.) mnfrs starch, W. J. Houston & Co. agents,' 37 Market Cutten Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r. 2516 Sacramento Cutter Aaron, wharfinger Mission St. Wharf, r. East Oakland Cutter Alph, stableman H. W. Gray & Co., r. Bootz Hotel Cutter B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 500 Van Ness Av Cutter Charles E., cashier Eppinger & Co., r. 720 Leavenworth Cutter Daniel (Cutter & Co.) r. 845 Harrison Cutter David S., printer, r. 410 Clay Cutter Edward, cook, r. 357 Jessie Cutter Edward B., cashier Geoiige W. McNear, r. 1810 Fillmore Cutter Frederick I., coffee saloon, 134 Eddy Cutter George, bartender, r. 317 Masou Cutter Horace F., capitalist, 523 Moutgonery, r. Union Club Cutter James H. (Cutter, Lloyd & Co.) r. 1608 Bush Cutter James W., housepainter. r. 14 Cleaveland Cutter J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 108 Ridley Cutter John, fisherman, r. 370 Natoma Cntter John D. <& Co. mnfrs silk fabrics (New York) Allen C. Reid agent, 26 New Montgom- ery Cutter Lloyd & Co. (James H. Cutter and Charles R. Lloyd) grain, produce and commission mer- chants, SE cor Clay and Davis Cutter Maria Mrs., furnished rooms and boarding, 317 Mason Cutter & Co. (Daniel Cutter and John P. Robertson) draymen, office 302 Davis l»" Cutter. See Kutter. Cutting Daniel, speculator, r. 637 California Cutting Eugene A. (Cain Brothers & Co.), r. 350 San Jose Av Cutting Evelina, widow, r. 350 San 3ob6 Av Cutting Francis, vice-president Cutting Packing Co., 17-41 Main, r. Oakland Cutting John T., (John T. Cutting & Co.) r. 1717 Eddy Cutting John T. & Co. (John T. Cutting) commission merchants, 407 Front Cutting Lewis, machinist, r. 332 Bryant Cutting^ Packing: Co. Sydney M. Smith presi- dent, mnfrs hermetically sealed goods, 17-41 Main Cuvellier B. Charles, clerk James De Fremery & Co., r. 613 Valencia Cuvlllie William T., porter William Eckstein, r. 149 Shipley, rear Cuzner Eliza, widow, r. 108 Shipley Cycloiw Engine and Macliine Works, Tait & Hainque proprietors, 115-117 Beale Cykler Emanuel, engineer Jackson Brewery, 1428 Mission Czaikowski Boleslaws, tailor, r. Coso House Czank Elek, r. 45Hii Jessie Czapkay L. J. Mrs., widow, r. 521 Union Czar Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) George W, Reynolds secretary, 609 Sacramento Czarnecki Anton (Zychlinski b Czarnecki) r. 1003 Mission Czeiwiuski Gustav, cook, r. 5 Washington Czipowskl August, captain schr Arthur, office 7 Clay Czuszek Ignatz, sculptor, r. WH Golden Gate Av r> Dabcovich John, r. 44 Fourth Dabelich George (Dabelich & Franusich) r. 232 Bran- nan Dabelich & Franusich (George Dabelich and John Franusich) chop house, 232 Brannan Dabelstein Henry, cigar mnfr, 28 H First, r. 29 Na- toma Dabelstein Henry, shoemaker, r. 620 H Turk Dabis John, reporter Cal. Demokrat, r. 1211 >i Clay Dabovich Andrea, miner, r. NE cor Hyde and Lom- bard Dabovich George, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo Dabovich Michael, fisherman, r. 503 East Dabovich Nicholas, fruit dealer, r. 133 Chestnut Dabovich Stephen, bartender, r. NE cor Hyde and Lombard Dacey Dennis, seaman, r. 44 Louisa Dacey Patrick C, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 179 Minna Dacliu C. & Son (Charles and Emile) blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 702Sansome Daclin Charles (C. Daclin & Son) r. 911 Vallejo Daclin Emile (C. Daclin & Son) r. 911 Vallejo Daclin Eugene, wagonmaker, cor St. Thomas and Railroad Av, r. cor Teneriffe and Railroad Av Daclin John, fireman Potrero Gas Works, r. N 8 Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Dacy Bridget, furnished rooms, 52 Second Dacy Cornelius, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r. S s Bay, nr Leavenworth Dacy Daniel, r. 1532 Clay Dacy Michael, laborer, r. 13 Ritch 0^ Dacy. See Dacey Dadomsky Richard, laborer Enterprise Mill and Build- ing Co. Dady Cornelius, stair builder, r. 2114 Mason Dady Mary, clerk Palace Dye Works, r. 41 Quinn Dady Robert, laborer, r. 41 Quinn Daegener William, real estate, r. 922 Powell Daemon Brothers (R. and John J.) proptrs Casino, Golden Gate Park .Daemon John J. (Daemon Brothers) r. N s Fulton, nr First Av Daemon Reinhardt (Daemon Brothers) r. Golden Gate Park Daeweritz Moritz, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, 101 Post Dafeldecker Charles, carpenter, r. 26 )i Howard Court Dager Charles, r. 863)4 Market Dager Joseph W., real estate, r. 1140 Pacific Dagnel J. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1160 Folsom Dagnino C, cigar mnfry, 318 Broadway Dagnino Felice, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Dagnino Mary, widow, r. 811 Vallejo Dagnino Paulo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Dahinden Joseph, tailor, 284 Stevenson, r. E s Fifth, nr Folsom Dahl B. F. , President North Gould and Curry Min- ing Co., and secretary Ida Mill and Mining Co., 18 Sttvenson Building, r. East Berkeley Dahl Henry, butcher, r. 216 Second Dahl Henry Jr.. clerk White & Cambridge, r. Sb Twen- ty-first, bet Folsom and Treat Av Dahl Peter, driver Central RR., r. 605 Seventh e^ Dahl. See Dall Dahlberg Adolpb, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Dahlberg Alexander, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Dahlblohm T. S.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Dahle Charles O., driver F. L. Such & Co., r. NE cor Jersey and Vicksburg Dahler Henry M. G., captain bark Charles B.Eenney, r. N s Market, nr Noe Dahlgren Daniel, r. 127 Jackson Dahlgren Marinus, artist. 408 California, room 2,3 Dahlin A. E., Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Dahlmau Jonas, broker, r. 122 Post Dahlnian Joseph, r. 112 Kearny Dahlmau Nathan, salesman Triest & Co., r. 122 Post Dahlraann Charles (E. Guittard & Co.)r. 419 Van Ness Av Dahlquist Olof P., liquor saloon, 813 Kearny, r. 812 Kearny Dahlsson William, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 735 Bryant Dahlstrom Charles, oysterman, r. 225 Third SAN FRawriSCO LAUNDRY. "^'''"'s^gJ'.iTsfLW-''*'"'*''* J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and J>ealern in COATj and fHi IRON, 41 Market ^itrect, eorner Spear. DAH 359 DAL Dahktrom Erasmus A., cook, r. 5 Fielding Dahlton Oliver, carpenter, r. 311 Harrison I>atim Augustus, teacher languages, r. 920 Jackson Dahm Charles, astrologer, r. 121 Ellis Dahm Joseph, tanner Anton Krieg, r. San Bruno Hotel Dahmel August E. G-., groceries and liquors, NW cor Turk and Scott Dahmer August, carpenter, 315 J$ Fifth Dahmke Frederick, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Berry and Ritch Dahmke Jacob, seaman, r. SE cor Berry and Eitch Dahnbart Herman, porter Haas Bros., r. 1006 Minna Dahse Theodore, laborer, r. 25 Glover Daigneau Delia, widow, r. 1071 Market Daigneau Edward, laborer C. P. RR. Dailey John T., gasfitter, and extraman engine No. 6, S. F. F. D.,r.,311 Sixth Dailey Mary, widow, r. 1218 Powell Dailey Michaei, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 15 Decatur Dailey Michael, fuller, r. 625 Bay Dailey William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 15 Decatur Daily Catherine Mrs., r. 1 Crooks Daily David, blacksmith. 612 Sixth, r. 42 Clarence PI Daily Ellen, domestic NW cor California and Powell Daily Ellen Miss, liquor saloon, NE cor Shasta and Illinois Daily Examiner, Examiner Publishing Co., pub- lishers and proprietors. oflSce 800 Market (Phelan Block) editorial and composing rooms, 528 Sacra- mento Daily Exchange TUe, Exchange Publishing Co., publishers and proprietors, Grattan Perry mana- ger, office 306 Montgomery Daily Frank, waiter, r. Branch House Daily Hotel Gaseette, William P. Harrison pro- prietor, 518 Sacramento Daily James, horse shoer, r. 14 Zoe Daily John, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 1 Crooks Daily Kate Miss, seamstress Mrs. W. H. Daily, r. 107 Sixth Daily Lia-*v Journal Tlie, Stockwell & Co. pro- prietors, 638 Sacramento Daily James, laborer, r. 525 Tehama Daily Michael, iron pipe worker, r. 525 Tehama Daily Report PubJisliingf Co. The (William M. Bunker and Amos C.Hiester) printers and pub- lishers. S. F. Stock and Exchange Building,branch office 238 Montgomery Daily Report The S. F. , The Daily Report Pub- lishing Co., publishers and proprietors, office 238 Montgomery Daily Thomas, presser, r. nr Ocean View Station Daily W. H., teacher swimming, r. 107 Sixth Daily W. H. Mrs., dress maker, 107 Sixth Daily William, confectioner, r.641 Commercial Daily William, groceries, 668 Clementina Daily William, teamster r. 1 Crooks Daily William H., r. 26 >^ Kearny 8^" Daily. See Dailey, Daley and Daly Dain Thomas, solicitor L. M. Kenney & Co., r. Sutter Daingerfield EMza E., widow, r. 502 Powell Dalngerfield M. E. Mrs., adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. Hyde Daingerfield Willian* R. , attorney at law, and court commissioner, 234 Montgomery, rooms 8-9- 10, r. 502 Powell B^ Daingerfield. See Dangerfield Daibley John, boxmaker, r. 762 Mission Daisley John Mrs., dressmaker, 762 Mission Daisley Samuel, millwright Golden Age* Mills, r. 315 Minna Daiss Edmund, bartender, r. 8 Derby Daisy Daniel, seaman, r. 30 Clay Dake Edmund C, agent Arizona Journals, 65 Mer- chants' Exchange, r. 1709 Turk Dake Edmund D., clerk E. C. Dake, r. 1709 Turk Dakin A. T. Mrs., r. 1401 Jackson Dakin Charles W., entry clerk Whittier, Fuller k Co., r. 1401 Jackson Dakin B. A. agent Edison's electric pen and and press and electric pen writer and manufact- iirer Multiplex copying tablets, 320 Sansome, rooms 40-41, r. 217 Post Dakin Edwin (Dakin &Libbey) r. 517 Fell Dakin William, fruits and vegetables, 1037 Howard Dakin W. J., millhand Horace Davis & Co.,r. 29 Berk- eley Av 308 709 Dakin •!(£ Iiibbey (Edwin Dakin and John G. Lib- bey) commission merchants and agents Commer- cial Soap Co., 223 Sacramento Dalby Edgar W., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1623 Powell Dale Albert C. (Dale Brothers) r. Park Hotel Dale Brothers (Albert C. and William C.) cigar mnfrs, 943 Market Dale Charles F., with D. M. Osborne & Co., r. 831 Howard Dale Henry, blacksmith S. F. Candle Co. Dale Lizzie Mrs., r. 623 Larkin Dale Louis, clerk, r. 45 Sacramento Dale Owen, r. 934 J4 Harrison Dale W'illiam, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 409 Minna Dale William C. (Dale Brother) r. Park Hotel Daley ^neas J., laborer, r. Empire Lodgings Daley Ann J., widow, bakery, 931 O'Farrell Daley Bartholomew, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 29 Fargo PI Dalev Carsten, bartender Peterson & Decker, r. 644 Fourth Daley Charles, tinsmith, r. 147 Natoma Daley Dennis, teamster, r. E s Hampshire, S of "Twenty-second Daley Dennis, lumberman, r. NW cor First and Te- hama Daley Eliza, widow, r. 537 Mission Daley Francis, shoecutter, r. 311 Twenty-eighth Daley Francis R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-eighth and Alabama. B. H. Daley Hanorah Miss, r. E s Hampshire, 8. of Twenty- second Daley Henry J., shoecutter, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth and Church Daley James, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 2 Welsh Daley James, grocer, r. NW cor California and Lyon Daley James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Tehama bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Daley James, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 10 Berry Daley Jennie, domestic 1120 Sutter Daley Jeremiah, laborer Magdalen Asylum Daley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 6 Boston PI Daley John, marble polisher, r. 277 Stevenson Daley John F., seaman, r. 444 Brannan Daley John F., clerk, r. 225 Bush Daley John H., teamster, r. E s Hampshire, nr Twen- ty-second Daley Lawrence, raarbleworker, r. 255 Minna Daley Maggie, domestic, 2511 Sacramento Daley Margaret T. Miss, wool carder, r. 1024 Hamp- shire Daley Mary, widow, r. 147 Natoma Daley Mary E. Miss, r. E s Hampshire S. ot Twenty- second Daley Michael J., pipemaker, r. 525 Tehama Daley Patrick, hostler N. B. & M. RR.. r. 546J< Bry- ant Daley Patrick, trackman Omnibus RR. Daley Patrick F., fruit dealer, r. 1024 Hampshire Daley Robert H., architect, r. 1306 Webster Daley T., laborer, r. 402 Broadway Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Bernard Daley Thomas, seaman, r. 904 Kearny Daley Thomas, watchman Hibemla Brewery, r. 720 Tehama Daley Timothy J., boatman, r. 1010 Montgomery Daley Timothy J., expressman, NW cor Fourth and Folsom, r. 361 Eleventh Daley William, laborer, r. NE cor Eighth and Bran- nan Daley William, liquor saloon, 924 Brannan tt^ Daley. See Dailey, Daily, and Daly Dalgleish James, cutter T. G. Parker & Co., r. 211 Polk Dall Charles L., toll collector Broadway St. Wharf, r. 416 Seventeenth, Oakland Dall Christopher C, printer Bradley & Rulofson, r. 614 Broadway Dall Cornelius J., real estate, r. 306 Sutter Dall EdwM'd R., collector Spring Valley W. W., r. Nucleus House Dall George A., clerk melter and refiner's dept U. 8. Mint; r. 514 Eighteenth Dall John H. (Bradley & Rulofson) and importer pho- tographic and ambrotype materials, 618-620 Clay, r. Occidental Hotel 1^" Dall. See Dahl B B H O P. BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHANI <&, CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and OrchiUa Presses. MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: JOHN WIOMOBE. 133 Spesr Street. DAL 360 DAL © Dallam Richard B. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland Dallamore Elizabeth, widow, r. U Moss Dallamore Frederick, baker, r. 6 Moss Dallamore George, plumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 6 Mobs Dallas Amanda Mrs., r. 1037 Mibsion Dallas James, clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept C. P. RR., r. Oakland Dalldorf Rudolph (Dalldorf & Bullwinkel) r. SW cor Mission and Eighth Dalldorf k Bullwinkel (Rudolph Dalldorf and Henry Bullwinkel) liquor saloon, NE cor MiBsion and Beale Dallemand Albert (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.) r. 909 Polk ■ Dallerup Benjamin, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Dalliba Henry S., journalist Bulletin, r. 522 Geary Dallin Brothers (Rudolph J. and Otto) merchant tailors, 406 Kearny Dallin Otto (Dallin Brothers) r. 540 Washington Dallin Rudolph J. (Dallin Brothers) r. 540 Washing- ton Dallman Louis (Xourse & Dallman) r. 619 Larkin Dally Andrew J., engineer, r. 109 Van Ness Av Dally Joseph I., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 109 Van Ness Av Dalman Louis, porter H. Braudenstein & Co., r. 102 Minna Dalmas Charles, upholsterer, r. 304 Sixth Dalmas Frank, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 920 Natoma Dalmas Geortre W., cabinetmaker, r. 304 Sixth Dalmas Gustave, clerk, r. 1411 Stockton Dalmas John K., contractor, r. 157 Eleventh Dalmas Preston, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 920 Natoma Dalmas William C, cooper L. N. Handy & Co., r. 304 Sixth Dalmas William W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 920 Natoma Dalpino Amato, fruits and vegetables, 1514 Dupont Dal Poggetto Raffaello, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad- way Dal Porto Eliseo, laborer, r. 619 Broadway Dal Porto'Eugenio, laborer, r. 619 Broadway Dal Porto Raffaello, laborer, r. 619 Broadway Dalton Annie, nurse 2211 Fillmore Daltoii Brothers (Frank and T. B. Dalton) pro- duce and fruit commission merchants, 404-406 Davis Dbltou Daniel, r. Bay St. House Dalton Daniel, laborer, r. 1807 Mission Dalton Daniel, laborer, r. 2710 Sutter Dalton Edward, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r. 12 Elizabeth Dalton EJla Mrs. , saleslady, r. 311 Hyde Dalton Eugene, stonemason, r. S s Jackson, bet Devis- adero and Broderick Daltou Eugene Jr., shoemaker, r. S s Jackson, bet De- visadero and Broderick Dalton Esgene P., painter, r. SW cor Page and Fill- more Dalton Frank (Dalton Brothers) r. NW cor Twenty- Sixth and Fair Oaks Dalton James, gardener, r. S s Jackson, bet Devisa- dero and Broderick Dalton James, laborer, r. 2 Antonio Dalton James, private school, 717 Valencia Dalton James, teamster, r. 10O3 Battery, rear Dalton John, stonecutter, r. 8 s Jackson, bet Devlsa- dero and Broderick Dalton John P., painter, r. SW cor Page and Fillmore Dalton M., r. St. Mary's Hospital Dalton Margaret, domestic 2530 Washington Dalton Martin, lauudrynian City aud County Hospital Dalton Mary, chambermaid 1104 Market Dalton M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Rausch, rear Dalton Michael, horse trader, r. 44 Quinn Dalton Michael, laborer P. C. 8S. Go's Wharf, r. 23 Freelon. rear Dalton Patrick, laborer, r. 2710 Sutter Dalton P. E. (Contra Costa Laiindry Assn) r. Palace Hotel Dalton Richard, laborer, r. 1030 Howard • Dalton Richard, laborer, r. 610 Batt>ry Dalton Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 555>j Natoma Dalton Roland, dishwasher, r. 204 Stevenson Dalton Thomas, laborer, r. 307 Folsom Dalton Thomas B. (Dalton Brothers) r. 2414 Sutter Dalton William, baker, r. 0 Card Alley Dalton William, laborer Gower & Oilman, r. Oakland Dalutieng Baptiste, laborer S. Lachman & Co., r. 1320 Stockton Daly Ann, widow, r. 1885 Mission Daly Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 520 Bush Daly Annie Mrs., r. Falkland, bet Santee aud Talla- poosa Daly Annie Miss, r. 7 J4 Liberty Daly Bernard H., book and job printer, 609 Merchant, r. Oakland Daly Catherine, domestic 1250 Taylor Daly Catherine, widow, r.W s Alabama, bet Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth Daly Charles H., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. Oakland Daly Charles L., longshoreman, r. Mechanics' Honae Daly Cornelius, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 118 Dore Daly Cornelius, clerk Daniel E. Sullivan, r. 1214 Bryant Daly Cornelius, coachman Lloyd Tevis, r.. 1103 Pa- cific Daly Daniel, brass finisher, r. 219 Linden At Daly Daniel, laborer, r. 7}^ Liberty Daly Daniel J., tinsmith, r. 772 Mission Daly Dennis, teamster, r. 2715 Bush Daly Dennis J., cigaimaker E. Sikes & Co., r. 920 Na- toma Daly Edmund, carriage trimmer P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 1885 Mission Daly Edmund, teamster, r. cor Java and Savannah Daly Edward, blacksmith and horseshoer, 2312 Pine, r. 2916 Fillmore Daly Edward, butcher, r. NE cor Precita Av and Mi.«sion Daly Eliza, domestic 899 Fulton Daly Elizabeth F., widow, r. 787 }« Stevenson Daly Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 410 Sixth Daly Ellen, widow, r. NW cor Twenty-second and Bartlett Daly Felix, real estate, r. 411 Ellis Daly George W., bartender, r. SlLFilbert Daly Hannah, widow, fruits, 1913 Hyde Daly Henry, stevedore, r. 405 Main Daly James, bagmaker, r. 108 Silver Daly James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 24 Tehama Daly James, hostler Omnibus RR Daly James, laborer, r. 219 Linden Av Daly James, longshoreman, r. 69 Natoma Daly James, real estate agent and house broker, office 304 Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel Daly James, teamster, r. 70 Minna Daly James, solicitor, r. 668 Twentieth Daly James B., clerk, r. 787 Ji Stevenson Daly James H., lumberman, r. 122 Howard Daly James H., janitor new City Hall, r. 145 Main Daly James R., liquor saloon, cor Fourth and Clem- entina, r. 927 Folsom Daly James T., liquor saloon, 624 Clay Daly James W., blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 250 Clara Daly Jennie Miss, shoefitter Levy, Diamaut, Oppen- heimer & Co. Daly Jeremiah, deckhand S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City, r. 242 H Clara Daly Jeremiah, porter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 31 Dorland Daly J. H. Mrs., r. 526 Twenty-second Daly Johanna Miss, shoefitter, r. NW cor Twenty-secr ond and Bartlett Daly John, bartender John Hough, r. 911 Folsom Daly John, Jilacksmith, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr Fol- som Daly John, coachman James B. Haggin, r. 1116 Clay Daly John, deckhand Cal. S. N. stmr Mary Qarratt Daly John, expressman, r. 68 Oregon Daly John, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av Daly John, laborer, r. 52 Jessie, rear Daly John, laundryman La Grande Laundry Daly John, longshoreman, r. 122 Howard Daly John, packer, r. 915 Sansome Daly John, shoemaker, r. 101 Stevenson Daly John, teamster The H. T. Holmes Lime Co., r. 322 Third Daly John B., clerk Call, 710 Market, r. 1305 Mission Daly John C, liquor saloon, 5.58 Howard Daly Johu D. (Daly & Kinne) r. 1027 Valencia Daly John F., machinist Ellas H. Thompson, r. 51BH Natoma LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWEI.RY and WATCHES I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY TTASHINO CAI, liEHIUII, and KK«l,IMH FOITIVOKY COKE, 41 Market Street, corner iipear. DAE 363 DAY Darbey George W., bookkeeper Painter & Co., r. •214 Golden Gate Av 83" Darbey. See Derby Darby Thomas, student, r. 234 Sixth Darby Thomas, whaleman, r. 68 Oregon Darby Thomas F., brushmaker, r. 315 Goggh Darby William, pantryman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 317 Bush Darby TVilliam, porter, r. 20 Berry D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, assistant Washington Grammar School, r. 120it Clay D'Arcy Charles, clerk Scofleld & Tevis, r. Philadel- phia House Darcy Cornelius, teamster, r. 4 Bryant At, rear D'Arcy Eleanor, ■widow, r. 1209 Clay D'Arcy James, plasterer, r. 250}^ Tehama D'Arcy James J., harness maker Julius Deutscb, r. 1503 Buchanan D'Arcy James, groceries and liquors, 17 Ritcti D'Arcy John, bakery, 911 Buchanan D'Arcy John, janitor, r. 139 Post Darcy John T., gilder James T. McDermott, r. 250J4 Tehama Darcy Matthew, boilermaker, r. 101 Jessie D'Arcy Patrick, waiter, r. 222 Minna D'Arcy Richard S., pipelayer, r. W s Cook, bet Boyce and Blake, D'Arcy S. J., Miss, teacher, r. 114 Ninth Darcy Thomas, carpenter, r. 907 Folsom Darcy Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1319 Kearny Darcy Thomas, miller, r. 2 27 Second Darcy Thomas, laborer, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty- third and "rwenty-fourth Darcy Thomas, shoemaker, r. 826 Broadway D'Arcy William H., plasterer, r. 250}^ Tehama Dardis Lawrence, r. Park Hotel Dardier Leopold E., porter S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 220 Montgomery Av Dare Jolin F. (Barrows & Dare) attorney at law, 204 Phelan Building, r. 215 Shotwell Darey John N., laborer, r. 344 Fifth Dargan James B., clerk Tax Collector, r. 52 Natoma Dargan W'illiam, sampler Parrott & Co., r. 50 Natoma Darioli Lorenzo (Darioli & Ribolsi) r. 440 Broadway Darioli & Ribolsi (Lorenzo Darioli and Paul Ribolsi) plumbers, 440 Broadway Darius Henry, butcher, r. 20 Morris Av Darius Peter, dishwasher French Hospital, r. 20 Morris Av Darling Azariah W., carpenter, r. 929 Js Howard Darling Charles C, dairyman J. D. Darling, r. Ss Fourteenth, nr Guerrero Darling Ebenezer. expressman, NE cor Mission and Fourth, r. 1139 Market Darling E. H., clerk, r. 2409 Sacramento Darling George E., r. 110 Twenty-fourth Darling George L. (Hardie & Darling) r. 513 Ellis Darling Henry T., varnisher A. Frei, r. 125 Langton Darling John, carpenter, r. 37 Sacramento Darling' Jobn A., captain Battery M. 1st Artillery U. S. A., and commanding Post, Fort Mason (Black Point) Darliog John D.. milk dairy, S s Fourteenth, nr Guerrero Darling Joseph T., ornamental painter, r. 121 Morris Av Darling Lafayette, laborer, r. 12 Alemany Av Darling William A., invoice clerk Custom House, r. 214 Powell DarmerC. August, architect William Curlett,r. 1055 J^ Howard Darmody James, porter The Baldwin, r. 416 H Natoma Darneal Hervey, official reporter Superior Court dept 7, office 414 California, r. Alameda Darolles Leon, proprietor Model Laundry, 2923 California Darr Henry, mnfr edge tools, 42 Spear, r. 106 Com- mercial Darr John, gunsmith, r. 106 Commercial Darr Otto, tool maker Henry Darr, r. 106 Commer- cial Darragh Frank, machine hand, r. 33 Oak Grove Av Darragh James W., gardener, r. 327 Main Darragh John H., pattern maker, r. 33 Oak Grove Av Darragh Patrick, gardener, r. 327 Main Darrell George, blacksmith, r. 37 Sacramento Darrell N., bookkeeper, r. Russ House Darrow Henry (Bowles & Darrow) r. 1009 Stockton Dart George, longshoreman, r. 623 East D'Artenay Eugene, druggist E. W. Joy, r. 510 Mason D'Artois Gaston, traveling salesman Harrison & Dickson, r. 941 Valencia Darvllle Samuel W., porter, r. 422 Capp Darwin Charles B. (Darwin i Murphy) r. San Rafael Dar-win & MnrpUy (Charles B. Darwin and Daniel J. Murphy) attorneys at law, 636 Clay Daryes Richard, real estate, r. W s Laidley, nr Thirty- first Dasha William F., lather, r. 647 Howard Dashaway Association, rooms 139 Post Dashaway Hall, 139 Post Dashaway Stables, Clayburgh & Brandensteinproptrs, 108-112 Post Dashboard Fredeilck, housepainter, r. 415 Minna Dashe Theodore, screentender Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r. 25 Glover Dasher Jacob, housemover, r. 73 Brady Dasher John, milker G. C. Smart, r. Ws Old San Jo86 Road, nr Industrial School Dasher Samuel, ironmolder William Axford, r. Ala- meda Dashwood Alice Miss, actress Bella fnion Theater Dasmann Frederick, laborer, r. 80 Colton Dasmann Frederich W., clerk W. L. Cook, r. 402 Hayes • ( Dasmann William, groceries and liqiuDrs, SE cor Howard and Thirteenth Dasson Richard, teamster Timothy Duggan, r. 1019 Clay I Dassonville Frederick, salesman Hawley Bros. Hard- ware Co., r. 1622 Polk Dastugue Gabriel, butcher. 12 Clay St. Central Mar- ' ket, r. 1116 SacramentP I Dastugue Peter D., laborer, r. 1332 Dupont Dastugue Romain, laundry, 604 Broadway Dato William T., cutter B. & O. Greenebaum, r. 530 Stevenson Daucher Eugene, upholsterer Cal. Fiu-niture Mnfg , Co., r. 430 Stevenson Daucher Herman, brassfinisher F. Baud, r. Union Hotel Daughney John, teamster, r. 117 Shipley Daugkush D., helper Pac. Rolling Mills Dauguet Frank, wines and liquors, 7 3^ Mission Dauner Frederick, real estate, r. 74 Brady Daunet Isidore, miner, r. 204 Sutter Daunet Peter, waiter, r. 814 Montgomery Daure Bernard, laborer Arpad Harasztby & Co., r. 1122 Dupont Daus Isidor, dry goods, 1343 Dupont and 1403 Stock- ton, r. 1343 Dupont Daussat P. Lucien, porkpacker Bailly Bros., r. 524 Union Dautermau William L., clerk Louie Sloss & Co., r. 418 Waller Dauth John, shoemaker, r. 1509 J4 Mason Dauth John M., barber, r. 1010 Mission Dautrick Frank, r. 546 Minna Dautz F., confectioner Carl Eisert, r. 537 Hayes Dauvilliers Justin, gardener, r. 1218 Larkin Davalle Angiolo, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Davalle Attilio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Davalle Frediano, laborer, r. 619 Broadway Davalle Lorenzo, laborer, r. 619 Broadway Davalle Vicenzo (Vicenzo Davalle & Co.) r. Toscano Hotel Davalle Vicenzo & Co. (Vicenzo Davalle, Vicenzo Puccinelli and Simone Ragghianti) proptrs Tos- cano Hotel, 619 Broadway Davalos Faustino, shoemaker, r. 1019 Pacific Davalos Michael L., compositorA. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 519 Vallejo Davalos Ygnncia Miss, seamstress, r. 519 Vallejo I Davega Benjamin F., optician, r. 405 Natoma j Davega Edgar J., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 923 j Geary Davega Isaac, clerk, r. 627 California Davenport Abraham L., teamster Freedom M. Bice, | r. 1925 Bush j Davenport Charles S., clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r. 501 Geary Davenport Edward A., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 512 Golden Gate Av Davenport Helena Mrs., Indies' nurse, r. 712 Natoma Davenport Frank, deckhand P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 77 Clementina Davenport Frank, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 37 Sec- ond Davenport James P. (Davenport & Co) r. 2421 Post . Davenport Mary E. C. Mrs., actress, r. 101 Minna n M n o w o o P I © 00 o p rt- O B 9 XP. O TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO.. 509, 5 I I SOI.E AGEXTS FOR Market St. Dcdenck's PerDetiial HAY PRESSES JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. DAV 364 DAV DaTenport May Miss, r. 127 Eddy Davenport Perry M. (Davenport & Bobinson) r. 759 Howard Davenport Richard, cook, r. 1419 Dupont Davenport Stephen, blacksmith, r. 712 Natoma Davenport Thompa M., tailor John Blake, r. 2518 Bush Davenport William, whipmaker Main & Winchester, r. 659 Howard Davenport William B., r. Bohemian Club Davenport William H., traveling ageut Lippitt, Leak it Co., r. 503 Post Davenport i Co. (James P. Davenport) fruits and veg-etables, 13-U and 34 Centre Market Davenport & Robinson (Perry M. Davenport and John Robinson) agents Kelsey's Pillow Sham Holder, 759 Howard Daverkosen Peter, butcher, 2512 Bush Davem Michael E., laborer, r. 624 Fourth Davey Henry, steward P. 0. SS. Geo. W. Elder, r. 607 Fourth Davey John, longshoreman, r. 59 Clementina Davey John, teamster, r. 213 Langton Davey Patrick, peddler, r. 907 Sacramento Davey Silas, cigars and tobacco, 1330 Market Davey William J.*, clerk, r. 1711 Van Ness Av Davey William P. .housesmithBigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 452^ Minna 10" Davey. See Davy David Allen, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 921H Fol- som David August, plumber and gas fitter, 1103 Stockton, r. 927 Vallejo « David Emil, S. F. Music Fund Soc, Arion Halle David Frank, r. 919 Clay David Isaac L., clothing, 500 Davis, r. 763 Harrison David J. v. Mrs., r. 1420 Powell David Lazarus, seamens' furnishing goods, 7 Broad- way David Louis N., clerk, r. 312 Union David Robert L., clerk Lazarus David, r. 7 Broad- way David Victor, porter, r. 804^ Larkin Davids Adolph, seaman, r. Korth Pacific Hotel Davids L. J., office 330 Pine, room 42, r. 216 Powell Davids Morris, r. 356 Jessie Davids William, tailor, 504}^ Sixth Davidson Albert, apprentice F. G. Beckett, r. 116 Na- toma Davidson Alexander, cooper, r. 327 Capp Davidson Alonzo, milk ranch. Five-mile House, office 35 Eddy, r. E s Eureka, bet Nineteenth and Twen- tieth Davidson Arthur D., printer, r. 1203 Bush Davidson C, machine operator Philipp, Hesthal & Co., r. 1036 Twentieth Davidson David, r. 411 Golden Gate Av Davidson David, ship carpenter, r. 1036 Twentieth Davidson David N., agent, r. 328 Hickory Av Davidson Edward, clerk, r. 336)4 Bush Davidson Elijah J., driver Market St. RR., r. 1854 Ste- venson Davidson Frank, ship carver E. B. Lovejoy, r. 1036 Twentieth Davidson George, carpenter Andrew Wilkie, r. 754 Mission Davidson George, with Obadiah Livermore, r. 219 Eddy Davidson Georg^e Prof., In charge U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, office U. S. Appraiser's Building, rooms 33-43, and president California Academy of Sciences, r. 923 Hyde Davidson Hugh, with J. W. Davidson b Co., r. 504 Geary Davidson Hugo J., cook, r. 538 Minna Davidson Jacob, merchant, r. 411 Golden Gate Av Davidson James, wool grader C. S. Moses k Co., r. 1014 Treat Av Davidson James D., locksmith and bell hanger, 30 O'Farrell, r. Oakland Davidson James W. (Bloch & Davidson) r. 317 Jones Davidson John, r. 8 Margaret PI Davidson John, gardener W. Patterson, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr Fifteenth Av Extension Davidson John, florist, r. 2312 Folsom Davidson John W. (J. W. Davidson & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Davidson Joseph (Krone & Co.) r. 538 Minna Davidson Joseph R., physician, office 20b Kearny, r. 411 Golden Gate Av Davidson J. W. & Co. iJohn W. Davidson and Raphael and Henry Weill/ importers, wholesale and retail fancy and domestic dry goods, NW cor Kearny and Post Davidson Louis S., clerk, r. 226 Stockton Davidson Marcus, crockery and window shade mnfr 231 Sixth Davidson Margaret Mrs., midwife, r. 610 Minna Davidson Matthew J., cook, r. 947 Howard Davidson Meyer (Davidson & Peek, Mokelumne Hill, and M. Davidson, Eureka, Nev.) office 111 Batiery, r. 813 O'Farrell Davidson Myer, clerk Marcus Davidson, r. 231 Sixth Davidson Nathan, proptr Glen Ranch Dairy, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Shasta Davidson Newton O., milker Asa H. Eenison, r. 912 Lyon Davidson Othelia A. Miss, teacher music, r. 327 Capp Davidson Peter A., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 514)4 Geary Davidson Robert, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 526 Howard Davidson Robert P., principal Noe and Temple St. Primary School, r. 2.512 H Mission Davidson Sarah Mrs., bakery, 420 Third Davidson Solomon, expressman, cor Sansome and Pine, r. 11 Harriet Davidson Thomas B., calker, r. 11 Scott PI Davidson Thomas J., wool sorter, r. 1014 Treat Av Davidson Thomas W., ship carpenter, r. 725 Brannan Davidson Walter P., receiving teller Bank of Califor- nia, r. 126 Sixth Davidson Walter S., teamster C. Pillsbury, r. W B Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Davidson William, with Leavitt & Co., r. Nucleus House Davidson William H., weigher, r. 504 Third S^ Davidson. See Davison and Davissoa Davie Lesler J., butcher J. H. McMenomy, r. 23 Stockton PI Davies Arthur P., clerk insurance dept Falkner, Bell & Co.. r. 630 Golden Gate Av Davies Charles H., wood molder Cal. Mills, r. Oak- land Davies David, captain Light House tender Manzanita, r. 32 Garden Davies Edward, coachman Cliflf House Davies Evan, plasterer, r. 1420)4 Broadway Davies Fanny Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School, r. 1420 Hyde Davies Frank W., clerk Dickson, De Wolf 4 Co., r. 630 Golden Gate Av Davies George, restaurant keeper, r. 142)4 Fourth Davies George W., druggist, r. 719 Polk Davies Harry C, driver Summit Ice Co., r. 64 Minna Davies Helen, widow, lady's nurse, r. 1305 Vallejo Davies Henry, longshoreman, r. 100)4 Jackson Davies Henry J., shoemaker, r. 803 Montgomery Davies I. W. Mrs., widow, r. 719 Polk Davies James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Davies J. M.. general agent Northwestern Railway, office 2 New Montgomery, r. Oakland Davies John, bakery and confectionery, 524)4 Sixth Davies J. T., assistant en»;ineer O. and O. SS. Belgic Davies Llewellyn, wood yard, S s Brannan, bet Third and Fourth, r. 7 Rushton PI Davies Margaret M. Mrs., fancy needle work, 526 Sixth Davies Richard P., rigger. 508 Battery, r. 34 Garden Davies Robert J., secretary J. V. Coleman, r. 510 Franklin Davies Shadrach, cabinet maker, 905 Clay, r. 1328 Washington Davies Thomas W., r. 668 Twentieth Davies Usher L., ticket collector C. P. BB. Oakland Ferry, r. 423 Harrison Davies William, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Davies William H., physician, office and r. 630 Gol- den Gate Av t^" Davies. See Davis Davin Emile, r. 619 Pacific Davini Andrea, sausage factory, 1427 Dupont Davis A. Mrs., r. 503 O'Farrell Davis Aaron, tailor, 606 Third Davis A. Barker, woolbuyer, r. 327 O'Farrell Davis Abraham (D. Davis & Brothers) r. 1040 Folsom Davis Abraham, glazier, r. 432)4 Natoma Davis Abraham, jeweler Z. Zacharias & Co., r. 1024 Folsom Davis Abraham N., barrel dealer, r. 1811 Stevenson LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. "''"'~"%7l"^V„t°imeTSr '™^' LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASiHIBfO WELL. DONE AT VERY I-«W KATES. OFFICE. 648 .nAKKET »iTREET, DAV 365 DAV Davis Adolpb, traveling salesman Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r. 7 Dupont Davis Alexander, liquor saloon, 13 Steuart Davis Alexander, seamnn, r. 4 Jackson Davis Alfred E. , president South Pacific Coast RR., office foot of Market, r. 601 Stockton Davis Alvin H., carpenter, r. 711 California Davis Amanda Mrs., fancy goods, 828 Fourth Davis Ammi F., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 739 Green Davis Andrew J., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bow- en, r. SW cor Stockton and Washington Davis Andrew M. (Davis Brothers and Davis Brothers, Toklas & Co.) r. 1109 Bush Davis Andrew Mc F. (Horace Davis &'Co.) 41 First Davis Anna P., widow, r. 389 Minna Davis Annie Miss, glovemaker, r. 132 Julian Av Davis Ansley G. (Davis Brothers Mid Davis Brothers, Toklas & Co.) r. 1508 Pine Davis Asa T., printer, r. 711 California Davis August, teamster, r. 648 Mission Davis B. Mrs., widow, r. 12 Calhoun Davis Benjamin, carpenter, r. 421 Fourth Davis Benjamin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 862 Mission Davis Bernard, glazier, r. 835 McAllister Davis Brotliers (Ansley G., Eugene G., and An drew M.) proprietors Golden Rule Bazaar, dealers fancy goods, toys, clocks, plated ware, &c., 718 Market Davis Brothers (Percy L., Ansley G., Eugene G., and Andrew M.) proprietors Golden Rule Bazaar, dealers fancy goods, toys, clocks, plated ware, &c., 419 Kearny Davis Brotlierg, Toklas & Co. (Ansley G. and Eugene G. Davis, Max Toklas and Jacob Berg- mann) importers and wholesale dealers toys, fancy goods, kc, 10-16 Sutter Davis Caleb C, r. 25 Nevada, rear Davis Calvin, speculator, r. 109 Montgomery Davis Caroline, widow, fancy goods, 514 3^ Third Davis Catherine, widow, r. 1007}^ Minna Davis Charles, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 25 Julian Av Davis Charles, cigarmaker, r. 90 Fair Oaks Davis Charles, cook, r. 412 Post, rear Davis Charles, porter G. Cohn & Co., r. Twenty-sixth, bet Dolores and Church Davis Charles, shipjoiner Dickie Bros. Davis Charles, whitener, r. 21 Morey Alley Davis Charles A., barber, r. 648 Howard Davis Charles E., salesman Continental Oil and Trans- portation Co., r. 413 Brannan Davi." Charles E., collector David Bush, r. 3102 Cali- fornia Davis Charles F., teamster Nelson J. Rogers, r. 821 Treat Av Davis Charles L., cashier Osborn & Alexander, r. 13 Hubbard Davis Charles S., r. 1618 Sutter Davis Charles S., bootblack, 12 Sixth Davis Christy, wool broker, office and r. 327 O'Farrell Davis Clarence H., clerk, r. 1619 Webster Oavis D., blacksmith helper Eugene Soule 'Davis D. & Brothers (David and Abram) gents' fur- nishing goods, 124 Third 'Davis Daniel, messenger American Dist. Tel. Co., r. 15 Olive Av Davis Daniel H., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 18 First Davis Daniel S., coffee saloon, SW cor Kearny and Sutter, r. 2423 Sutter Davis David (D. Davis & Brothers) r. 1040 Folsom Davis David (Davis & Co.) r. 431 Natoma Davis David, bookkeeper W. Cohen & Co., r. 231 Gold- en Gate Av Davis David, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r. cor Fifth and Jessie Davis David, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 719 Eddy Davis David, seaman, r. 32 Garden Davis David, teacher Hebrew, r. 524 Jessie Davis David M., bricklayer, r. 328 Chestnut Davis DeWitt C, shipping clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. East Oakland Davis E., r. Park Hotel Oavis E., blacksmith, r. 624 Fourth Javis E., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 125 Olive Av Oavis Edward, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &Bowen, r. 835 McAllister Davis Edward, porter G. Cohen & Co., r. Twenty- sixth, bet Dolores and Church Davis Edward, tailor, r. 347 Third Davis Edward A., bookkeeper Wiester & Co., r. 910 Washington Davis Edward C, entry clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 324 Ellis Davis Elizabeth, widow, r. cor Precita Av and Mis- sion Davis Ellen Miss, r. 715 Filbert Davis Eugene G. (Davis Brothers and Davis Brothers, Toklas & Co.) r. 1109 Bush Davis Fannie A. Miss, bookkeeper Vrs. Emma Vaughan, r. 535 Post Davis Frank, bric^ mason, r. 436 Stevenson Davis Frank, compositor, r. 1015 Lombard Davis Frank E., salesman Continental Oil and Trans- portation Co., r. 413 Brannan Davis Frank F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Davis Frank P., clerk Edward F. Northam, r. 719 Polk Davis Franklin, seaman schr Franklin, r. 238 Steuart Davis Franklin A., wool merchant, r. 310 Stockton Davis Frederick A., bookkeeper A. J. Brandenstein & Co., r. Oakland Davis Frederick B., detective, r. Palace Hotel Davis Frederick J., second officer SS. Mexico Davis Frederick L., conductor Market St. KR., r. 2027 Mission Davis G. E. Mrs., widow, r. Metropolitan Temple Davis George, box maker Union Box Factory, r. 55 Second Davis George, hostler, r. 1537 Mission Davis George, watchman Union Iron Works, r. 47 Te- hama Davis George A., merchant, r. 1109 Bush Davis George A. (George A. Davis & Co.) r. 619 Third Davis George A. cte Co. (George A. Davis and Brainard F. Smith) agricultural implements, 12 California Davis George B., r. 107 Ridley Davis George B., patent agent, 320 California, room 14, r. 1619 Webster Davis George B. Jr., shell worker R. W. Jackson, r. 1619 Webster Davis George C, draftsman W. B. Bradbury, r. 28 Seventh Davis George E., foreman book room Francis, Valen- tine & Co., r. East Oakland Davis George E., physician (homcepathlc) office 206 Stockton,.r. 106 Ridley Davis George E., whitener, 806 Mission, r. 1119 Mis- sion Davis George H., Davis George M 5 Market Davis George O. Davis George T,, Davis George W shoe dealer, r.- 1618 Butter , teamster James J. McKinnon, r. (Cope & Davis) r. 16 Geary woolgrader, r. 8 Beaver , contractor, r. 209 Leidesdorff Davis Giles, fruits and vegetables, 1648 Mission Davis Grant S., clerk 0. Beyfuss, r. Grand Hotel Davis Granville, shoetrimmer Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. Berkeley Davis Hannah, widow, lodgings, 309 Minna Davis Healey, clerk, r. 32 Everett Davis Heber J., clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept C. P. RR., r*125 O'Farrell Davis Helen Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 222 Leavenworth Davis Henry, bartender, r. 331 Kearny Davis Henry, capitalist, r. 5 Hyde Davis Henry, laborer, r. 328 Fourth Davis Henry, teacher, r. 1419 Powell ' Davis Henry, unfurnished rooms, 6 Polk Lane, and nursery, San Jose Av, Fairmount Tract Davis Henry B., S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Davis Henry C, dentist, office 131 Post, r. Oak- land Davis Henry E., boots and shoes, 816 Battery, r. 810 Battery Davis Henry G., engineer Woodward's Gardens, r. 1743 M Mission Davis Henry H., attorney at law, 420 California, room 3, r. 257 Clara Davis Henry J. Rev., clergyman, r. 1006 Clay Davis Henry li., secretary and treasurer Califor- nia Wire Works, office 6 California, r. 1231 Wash- ington Davis Horace (Horace Davis & Co.) and president Savings and Loan Society, 619 Clay, r. 1011 Push fINDOW SHABES %tS.X MU" G. W. CM & Co., m Martet St. H INCKI^EY, SPIKRM A HATES. FVIiTON IR4»X WORKS, 213 Fremont St., nauuracturem or SAW imi.1, 9IACUI9i£RY and SHINOLE: MACailfKH. DAV 366 DAV c8 § u o o •2 © g ;;> p § O O O .a ft Davis Horace & Co. (Horace aud Andrew McF. Davis) proprietors Golden Gate Flouring Mills, 41-49 First Davis Hugh, miner, r. 36 Geary Davis Isaac E. (Davis & Cowell) r. 28 South Park Davis Isador, merchant tailor, 404 Third I Davis Ivan L., musician, r. 25 Nevada, rear Davis J. A., r. Marlborough House i Davis Jacob, barber, 12 O'Farrell, r. 1219 Turk Davis Jacob, tailor, 131 Second ■ Davis Jacob W., foreman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1635 Sacramento Davis Jacob Z. (Boyd & Davis) r. 408 Post Davis Jame^ clerk, r. cor Gody and Mission Davis James, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel Davis James, longshoreman, r. 140 Polsom . Davis James, plumber, r. 6»4 Howard Davis Jamep, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 923 Natoma ' Davis James H., foreman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, I r. Sau Rafael ' Davis James H., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 715 Filbert ' Davis James M., bookkeeper Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. I 2519 Pine / Davis James N., plasterer, r. 1214 Laguna Davis James S. (Davis « Perrin) r. 324 Ellis Davis James S., cashier R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 733 I Bush Davis James W., agent, r. Metropolitan Temple I Davis J. L., student California Commercial College j Davis John, r. 530 Howard, rear Davis John, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r. I 709 Stockton ! Davis John, millhand C. Schrofif, r. Nicholas Hotel Davis John, sailmaker O. and O. SS. Belgic I Davis John, seaman, r. 8 Jackson Davis John, tinsmith, r. 90 Fair Oaks : Davis JoUn A., mining, 528 California, room 6, r. I 607 Harrison I Davis John B. F., insurance broker, 216 Sansome, r. 1031 Dolores ! Davis John C, cattle dealer, 535 Clay, r. 609 Post ' Davis John E., clerk, r. 634 Hayes I Davis John F., law student and instructor Berkeley Gymnasium, r. 910 Washington ' Davib John H., real estate, r. 916 Montgomery ' Davis John H., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. ! 707 Stockton j Davis John H., shoedresser U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 923 Natoma I Davis John J., clerk, r. 909 Stockton Davis John M., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 14 Boardman PI Davis John M. K., first lieutenant 1st Artillery, U. S. A., regimental aud'post adjutant, Presidio Reser- eation Davis John W., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 126 Olive Av Davis Joseph, auctioneer R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 1618 Sutter Davis Joseph, baker James Collopy, r. 434 }rM of and Dealero in COAIj and PIW IBOKT, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. DAY 367 DAY Davis William, messman p. C. SS. George W. Elder Davig William, saddlery hardware and harness, 410 Market, r. iO'Jl Market Davis William, sailmaker, 516 Davig, r. Berkeley Davis William, waiter P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 1620 Geary Davis William E., carpenter Presidio Reservation Davis William E., mnfr sash, doors and blinds, 132- 134 Berry, r. 720 Harrison Davis William G., clerk, r. 366 Natoma Davis William G., laborer, r. 371 Jessie Davis William H., foreman Bigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 1055 Howard Davis William H., helper melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.*807 Mission Davis William H., laborer, r. 200 J^ Beale Davis William H., painter, r. 225 Fourth Davis William H., special agent Travelers Insurance Co., r. 13 Hubbard Davis William H., tinsmith, r. 1619 Webster Davis William H., watchmaker Co-operative Watch Kepairing Co. Davis William H. W., traveling agent, r. 9 Fourth Davis William J., bakery and confectionery, 23 J4 Sec- ond, r. 99 Stevenson • Davis 3Villiam J., clerk, r. 522 O'Fariell, rear Davis William J., seaman, r. 138 Howard Davis William J., seaman, r. 138 Folsom, rear Davis William L., salesman, r. 25 Nevada Davis William N., plasterer, r. 610 Stevenson Davis William S., engineer Fulton Iron Works, r. 540 Folsom Davis William S. Jr., salesman, r. 346 Fourth Davis William W., woolsorter, r. 744 Howard Davis Willis E., clerk Davis & Cowell, and secretary Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Co., 211 Drumin, r. 28 South Park Davis Wiiifleld S., city agent Phoenix, Star and State of Pennsylvania Insurance Cos., 215 San- some, r. 1031 Dolores Davis & Co. (David Davis) crockery and glassware, 39 Fourth DAVIS & COWELL .Isaae.. Davis and Henry C'o-*vell) manufactur- ers lime and importers cement^ fire- bricks, etc., Sll-213 Drumm DAVIS & COWELL, MANUFACTURERS OF SANTA CRUZ LIIMCZS Importers of Euglisti Portland and Bosendale Cement. Plaster, Hair, 9Iarble Dust, Fire Tile, Fire Bricks, Fire Claj , etc. 21X, 213 3DI1.XT1VEIWI JST. Bet. Clay and Washington. Davis & Perrin (.James S. Davis and E. B. Perrin) restaurant, 114 Sutter Davis & Silveira (Manuel Davis and Antonio K. Sil- veira) restaurant, 503 Davis iKi*" Davis. See Davies Davison Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 128 Fourth Davison Milton C, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Oakland Davison Thomas, salesman Benjamin Lake, r. 128J^ Fourth Davison William P., painter, r. 1000 Pacific Davisson, Hall 6i Co. (Robert G. Davisson, Gilbert C. Hall and George J. Fetzer) successors to Tobin, Davisson & Co., importers fancy and millinery goods, 6-8 Sutter Davock John, laborer, r. 112 Shipley Davock Michael, sawyer Carrick, Williams & Wright, r. 110 Shipley Davoren John J., shoemaker, 520 >^ Sixth Davoren Myrtle Miss, teacher painting, r. 1522 Pa- cific Av Davy Edward H. (Davy & Pascoe) r. E s Bartol, nr Broadway Davy James, engineer, r. 47 Jessie Davy James H., waiter The Windsor, r. 445 Clemen- tina, rear Davy John, laborer, r. 1115 Golden Gate Av, rear Davy Joseph, porter E. A. Jaujou & Co., r. Oakland Davy & Pascoe (Edward H. Davy and Richard Pascoe) liquor saloon, 500 Pacific 1^" Davy. See Davey Daw John, cashier Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r. Oak- land Dawe Edward, rigger, r. 48 Louisa Dawe Frank, molder Risdon I. and L. Works Dawe Henry, seaman, r. 95 Elizabeth Dawes Richard C, clerk Shot Tower, r. 542 Minns Dawley Olive Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 8 Mason Daws Emily Miss, r. cor Rausch and Folsom Daws John, r. 39 Rausch Daws William, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 39 Rausch B^" Daws. See Dawes Dawsett George, engineer, r. 423)4 Filbert Dawson Charlotte, widow, furnished rooms, 613 Bush Dawson Christopher, core maker William T. Garratt, r. 313 Pacific Dawson Edmund, traveling salesman Holt Brothers, r. 256 Eighth, Oakland Dawson Edward, coachman, r. 525 Oak Dawson George, capitalist, r. 604 Castro, nr Nine- teenth Dawson George, liquor saloon, 321 California, r. Ala- meda Dawson George C, clerk Davis Bros., r. 1637 Ellis Dawson Henry, carpet layer, r. S s Thirty-fljrst, nr Chenery Dawson Hezekiah, cigars and tobacco, 621 Davis, r. 023 Davis Dawson James, carpenter, r. 1309 Howard Dawson James B., laborer, r. W s Thirty-first, nr Chenery Dawson John, calker, r. 117 Welsh Dawson John, ironmolder, r. 313 Pacific Dawson John H., druggist, r. 1138 Valencia Dawson James Q., assistant engineer P. M. SS. Gran- ada, r. 1309 Howard Dawson M., r. 828 Union Dawson Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 26 Sixth Dawson Mary, waitress, r. 313 Pacific Dawson Richard, bed maker Aaams House Dawson Thomas B., foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 2056 Mission Dawson William, r. 931 Market Dawson William, laborer, r. S b Thirty-first, nr Chen- ery Dawson William Jr., tinsmith, r. 8 s Thirty-first, nr Chenery Dawson William R., house painter Jeremiah O'Con- nell, r. 312 Tehama Day Alexis, machinist, r. 612 Powell Day Algernon L., with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, r. 1318 California Day Annie Miss, r. 120 Ellis Day Annie Miss, assistant Mission Primary School, r. W s Washington A\, nr Precita Av, B. H. Day Annie, widow, r. W s Washington Av, nr Precita Av, B. H. Day Bernard, carpenter, r. 118 Jasper PI Day Charles, driver, r. 1312 Howard Day Charles E., clerk Lincoln & Co., r. 1427 3^ Pine Day Clara, widow, r. SE cor Buchanan and McAllister Day Clinton, architect, 310 Pine, rooms 20-22, r. Ber- keley Day Daniel, wood and coal, 132 Henry Day Daniel A., engineer, r. G14 Powell Day Eulalia A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School, r. 117 Cedar Av Day Francis, lithograph transferer Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 525 J^ Geary Day Frank M., compositor Alta, r. 603 Taylor Day Frank R., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co'b Ex- press, r. Oakland Day Franklin H., book keeper D. M. Hosmer & Co., r. 1307 )$ Polk Day George F., pattern maker John J. Dunn, r. W 8 Washington Av, nr Precita Av, B. H. Day Harry M., waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia Day Holland H., mining, r. 925 Valencia Day Isaiah N., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia Day James, machinist, r. 1636 Mission Day James A., laborer, r. 122 Ellis Day James M., mining, r. 925 Valencia Day James S., foreman Milo P. Holmes, r. 1009 Nato- ma Day Jeremiah E., blacksmith, 44 Main, r. 413 Second Day Jerome, r. 304 Beale A. H. i»iiiAin: 1. jr. xBirMAiir Truman, Isham & Co. Manufacturefs' llgents, 509, 511 MARKET ST, SAl!^ FKAKTCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: Yards: 129 to 147 Mpenr St., and 26, 28 How ard St. DAT 368 DEA GO © CO H CO « u o •d 1-^ o A >i o •H o o 4ii SB I H Day John, driver, r. 438 Jj Jessie Day John A., book keeper Hibernia Brewery, r. 963 Mission Day John G., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia Day John W., sawsmith Nathan \V. Spaulding, r. 1050 Howard Day Juba E., foreman Wasp, r. 6 Pratt PI Day Marian G., widow, r. 117 Cedar Av Day Mary Mrs., r. 612 Powell Day Alorgan, fruits and vegetables, 1G46 Mission Day Oriana, artist, studio 219 Phelan Building Day Oswald B., clerk general freight oflace C. P. KB., r. 1128 Valencia Day Patrick, laborer, r. 192 Lombard Day Patrick, shoe fitter, r. 213 Tehama, rear Day Richard, hackman, r. 2345 H Washington Day Richard, foreman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 2918 Clay Day Robert^ deputy City and County Treasurer, and secretary Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., 523 Clay, and secretary Guide Publishing Co., 621 Clay, r. 1410 Leavenworth Day Robert, paper hanger, r. 101 Minna Day Samuel, foreman Hibernia Brewery, r. 963 Mis- sion Day Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co.. Nev.) E. M. Hall secretary, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building Day Thomas, office 122-124 Sutter, r. 630 Harrison DAY THOMAS & CO. .Fran. J. Symmes and Vanderlynn Sto'w) Im- porters and jobbers ^as fixtures, clocks, bronzes, etc., 128-124 Sutter Day Thomas H., r. 710 Seventeenth Day Thomas H., carpenter and builder, 136 Main, r. 1012 Devisadero Day Thomas I., r. 632 Howard Day Thfi Green Deline Irving, driver Market St. RR., r. 620 Fourth De Lisle Raymond F., miller Capitol Mills, r. 321 Pa- cific Dellaspola Vincenzi, Italian Ben. 8oc., 423 Washing- ton Dell Charles L„ clerk freight depot 0. P. RE., r. 1130 Shotwell Dell Henry, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 665 Mission Dell John E., foreman W. A. Meeker, r. 649 Folsom Delia Casa A., traveling salesman F. Daneri & Co. Delia Maggiora Andrea, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad- way Delia Maggiora Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad- way Delia Santa, dishwasher N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 OTarrell Dellasanta G., cook A. Lo Presti, r. 23<. Urban Dellasauta Ladonico, cook A. J. Bordenave, 732 Mont- gomery Delltpiane Filllpo, teacher music, r. 25 South Park LOUIS BRftVERNlAN& CO., Jeweta,:' offer Goods Lower than any House this city. 119 Montgomery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD WORK. YMW PRICES. OFFICE, 648 9IAKKET STUEET. DEL 373 DEM Dellepiane «& Co. (Peter Alferltz) commission merchant and wholesale foreign produce and wool dealers, 425-427 Battery Dellesx Eleanor, widow, r. 539 Valencia Dellesx Louis, bartender, r. 31 Rondell PI Dellwig Ctjarles, bakery, 2441 California Dellwig Theodore, bakery. 1912 Polk Delmaestro Giacomo (Lemoine, Turel & Co.) r. San Jose Del Mar Alexander, mining engineer, r. 637 Golden Gate Av Del Mar Eugene, law student C. F. Hanlon, r. 637 Golden Gate Av Delmar R. C, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Delmas D. M. , attorney at law, 327 Pine, rooms 6- 7, r. Palace Hotel Delmonte Ceriacco, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Delmore James, joiner, r. 1509}^ Market Delmue Santino, bartender, r. 20 Metcalfe PI Delnor George, calker, r. 100 )i Second Deloche Francois, poultry dealer, r. 719 Clay Deloche Jean B., poultry, eggs, cheese, etc., 2-6 S. F. Market, r. 704 Harrison Deloge Ferdinand, machinist Savage & Sous, r. 1062 Jj Howard Delong Alfred, cook California Hotel De Long Cbarles E. Mrs., widow, r. 25 Thirteenth De JLong Francis, farmer, ofiBce 117 Pine, r. No- vato, Marin Co. De Long Frank C, farmer, oflBce 117 Pine, r. No- vato, Marin Co. Delong Maine L. Miss, r. 315 Shotwell De Long Maurice, waiter, r. 43 Fourth Delorieux Jean, r, 605 Broadway De Lorme Amedee E., sawyer Standard Box Factory, r. 16 Antonio Delorme Dominique, stonecutter, r. 727 Bush De Lorrae Gaspard V., bookkeeper Schwabacher Bros., r. 534 Bush De Lorme Harry Mrs., artist studio and r. 318 Phelan Building Delpat Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Delpont Justin, waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 815 Pa. ciflc Delsescaux Louis, marble cutter estate Charles Roche, r. 521 Seventh De Luca Angelo, cartman, r. 37 Moss De Luca Carlo, butcher G. De Luca, r. 443 Green De Luoa Egisto, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadwav De Luca Gesualdo, butcher, 1338 Dupont, r. 418 Green De Luca Pietro, peddler, r. 1416 Pacific Delucchi Antonio, vegetables, 29 Colombo Market Delucchi Antonio, r. 621 Broadway Delucchi Bartolomeo, r. 222 Broadway Delucchi Giovanni. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Delucchi Giuseppe, r. 314 Pacific Delucchi Lorenzo, vegetables, 12 Colombo Market Delucchi Louis, r. 222 Broadway Delucchi Luigi, scavenger, r. 7 Jasper PI Delucchi M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Delucchi Michele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Delucchi Pietro, laborer, r. 7 Jasper PI Delucci Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Bannam PI Delury Daniel, groceries and liquors, 71 Natoma Delury Michael, laborer, r. 19 Natoma, rear Delwisch Anton, laborer, r. 37 Dorland Dem Anton, hostler, r. 2614 Mission De Malder Joseph, laborer C. P. RR., r. 568 Bryant Demangeon August, mirrormaker, r. 39 Willow Av Demangeon August Jr.. machinist Clot k Meese, r. 1413 Dupont Demangeon Leoni, cabinetmAker, r. 25 White Pi De Mamiel Gustav H., salesman J.W. Davidson & Co., r. 701 Devisadero De Manuel Joseph, r. 621 Pacific De Manuel Louis, longshoreman, r. 449 Jessie Demarais Marcel, liquor saloon, 520 Pacific Demarest Isaac D., wrecker, r. 621 }j Valencia Demaria Luigi, vegetables, 76 Colombo Market, r. NW cor Franklin and Filbert De Marten Cbarles, clerk Louis Lavagnino, r. 355 Minna De Martini Agostino, bootblack, r. 1508 Dupont, rear Demartini Alessandro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad- way Demartini A. Mrs., widow, r. 516 Filbert De Martini Antonio (Mussante & Co.) r. 514 Green De Martini Antonio, boarding, 14 Union PI De Martini Carlo, candymaker L. De Martini & Co. De Martini Francesco, candymaker L. DeMartini & Co. De Martini Gecolamo, vegetables, 47 Colombo Market De Martini Giovanni, bootblack, E s Leidesdorff, bet Pine and California, r. 1112 Kearny Demartini Giovanni, boots and shoes, 229 J4 Mont- gomery Av, r. 14 Union PI Demartini Giovanni, vegetables, 14 Colombo Market Demartini Giuseppe, r. 13 Pollard PI De Martini Giuseppe, bootblack, W s Leidesdorff, bet Pine and California, r. 738 Vallejo De Martini Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 14 Union PI Demartini Giuseppe, vegetables. 42 ColombQ Market Demartini J., laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 7 Jas- per PI Demartini J. & Co. (John Demartini and David Ba- daracco) wood and coal, 531 Pine Demartini John (J. Demartini & Co.) r. 19 H Lafayette Demartini John (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co.) r. 787 Fol- som Demartini John, clerk, r. 1503 Fillmore Demartini John, laborer, r. Greenwich PI De Martini Joseph, vegetable garden, Otsego, nr Seneca Av De Martini L. & Co. (Luigi De Martini and Bartolo- meo Cella) mnfrs candies, 211 Post De Martini Louis, bootblack, r. 7 Hinckley De Martini Luigi (L. De Martini & Co.) r."516 Filbert De Martini Lydia, cigarmaker C. Petri, r. 1064 Powell De Martini Magdalena Mrs., r. 1117J4 Kearny De Martini Mary, widow, r. 525 Green Demartini Natale, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway De Martini Paolo, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear Demartini Paolo, vegetables, 49 Colombo Market De Martini Pasqualina, widow, r. 11 Pollard PI De Martini Paul, barber, r. 11 Pollard PI Demartini Paul, bootblack, r. 433 Green De Martini Paul, liquor saloon, 1337 Dupont, rear De Martini Paul, scavenger, r. 3 Bannam PI, rear De Martini Philip, porter John W. Mahon,r.9 Medau PI De Martini Stefano, bootblack, r. 718 Greenwich De Martini Stefano, scavenger, r. 14 Union PI De Martini Teresa, widow, r. 525 Union DeMary Andrew, fireman S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City, r. 429 Green De Masini Telespliorns Kev, S. J. , professor St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes Dematei Auguetino, boat builder; 5 Vallejo, r. 318 Broadway Dematei Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Demat«3i Gerolamo, gardener, r. Spring Valley Home- stead, off Mission Road Dematei Giovanni, vegetable garden, cor Railroad Av and Azores Dematlo Louis, scavenger, r. 4 Bartol Dematio Peter, scavenger, r. 4 Bartol Demley John, laborer, r. 518 Powell De Mein James, steward, r. 515 Bay De Melle Joao V., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 610 Bush Demeney A. Miss, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 424 Vallejo Dement Edward, journalist Call, r. 7 Montgomery Av Dement Kate M. Miss, r. 69 St. Ann's Building Demerest Frank W., collector, r. 922 Howard Demerest James H., collecter George B. Knowles & Son, r. 1078 Broadway B^ Demerest. See Demorest Demers A., r. SE cor Lapidge and Eighteenth Demers Eusebe (Demers & Eisner) r. 1751 Howard Demers & Eisner (Eusebe Demers and Philip Eisner) stoves and tinware, 331 Fourth Demetrick Henry, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 922 Battery De Meyer Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 27 H Fourth De Meyer Julius, messenger F. Grass, r. 27 Jj Fourth Demicheli Domenico, scavenger, r. 616 Broadway, rear Demicjieli Giovanni, vegetables, 1 Colombo Market Demicheli Giuseppe, cigarmaker D. Muzio & Co. Demicheli Michele, vegetables, 51 Colombo Market De Mill E. G., shirt mnfr, 104 Kearny De Mill Peter E. Jr., mechanical engineer, ofiSce 841 Market Deming Edmund O. (Deming, Palmer & Co.i r. 716 Ellis Deming Halleck V. (Deming, Palmer & Co. and Mar- tensteiu & Deming) r. 714 Ellis Deming Horace A., agent E. Butterick & Co's patterns, 124 Post, r. 534 Bush Deming Jay (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. 1138 Sutter 0 w o o 1^ c 13 ac pi rt- 9 © O I CO o o g PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. American and Kng'Iish Paper Hang:iiig-s. Private liesidencee Decorated in Artistic .Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. I IXCKLEX. SPIERS * HAYES. Fri.T«> IRO>" T^ORKS. 813 Eremonl »lr«^». 3Ianur»ctarers or STATIUXARY and nARI>'£ E>6IX£N aiid BOILEBW. u C3 « ^4 0 mm © u 9 3 9 X O O m o DEM 374 DEN Deming Joseph O. (DemiDg, Palmer & Co.) r. Los Angeles Demlnff, Palmer & Co. (Edmnod O. Demlng, Jacob Palmer, and Halleck T. and Joseph G. Deming) grrain dealers and proprietors Capitol Mills, S. F. and Capitol Hills, Loe Angeles, office SOi-JO* Davis DemiD:,' Peter, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Demltr C. W., r. 16 Lafayette Denimon Samuel B., bill poster, r. 506 Commercial Demorest^Parid, cutter Hue Eai i: Co., r. Oakland Demokrat, California (dally and weekly) Fr. Hess & Co. publishers and proprietors, 109-413 Bush Demorest's Pap<'r Patterns and Pnblica- tionc, Samuel Hill, agent, 034 Market t^ Demorest. See Demerest De Mos James, musician, r. 1705 Turk De Mott William, plasterer, r. 315 Jessie Demorionio Lnigl, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Dempsey Andrew H., driver X. B. and M. RR., r. 716 Brannan Dempsey Bernard, hostler Omnibns RB., r. 49 Lonisa Dempsey David, bench band W. A. Meeker, r. SE cor Tweuty .sixth and Alabama Dempsey James P., marine diver, r. S s Army, nr Church Dempsey Jeremiah, marble works, 1069 Market, r. li-'55 Market Dempsey Johanna, il. 412 OTarrell Dempsey John, laborer, r. 17 White PI Dempsey John, laborer, r. 270 J^ Tehama Dempsey John, laborer, r. Manitoba, bet St. John and Tombigbee Dempsey John, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills Dempsey John, shoemaker, r. K s Trinidad, bet Sav- anah and Platte Dempsey Mary J. Mrs., groceries and liqiloie, 12 Boardman PI Dempsey Michael, laborer Polton Iron Works, r. 25 Natoma Dempsi-y Michael F., cooper B. Dreyfus i Co., r. 120 Morris Av Dempsey MoseS, teamster O. Imp. Co., r. 106 Tehama Dempsey P.. miner, r. 402 Broadway Dempsey Patrick, r. 163 Tehama Dempsey Patrick, bakery, S s Twenty-tWrd, bet York and Bryant Dempsey Patrick, dairyman, r. W s Bryant, nr Twen- tieth Dempsey Patrick, laborer, r. 140 Freelon Dempsey Patrick J., waiter, r. 304 Jessie Dempsey Peter, metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 12 Boardman PI Dempsey Peter, waiter What Cheer House Restaorant, 529 Sacramento Dempsey Peter, sawyer, r. 762 Brannan. rear Dempsey Robert, painter Thomas Downing, r. 528 Pine Dempsey Thomas, gardener, r. 1 Sheridan Dempsev Thomas H., compositor H. S. Crocker ft Co., r. 232$ Pine Dempsey Thomas H. J., teamster, r. X s Trinidad, bet Savannah and Platte Dempsie Ephraim, commission merchant, 402 Front, r. 619 Pine Dempster .\lexander, wool grader, r. 148 Fifth Dempster Brothers (ClanceyR. and LooisR.) printers, 9 Bond Dempster Clancev J. (Dempster ft Keys) r. 36 Glen PsrkAv Dempster Clancey R. (Dempster Brothers) r. 36 Glen Park At Dempster Daniel R., bookkeeper Dempster I: Eevs, r. 36 Oleu Park Av Demspter Ltiwrence, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Dempster Louis R. (Dempster Brothers.) r. 36 Glen Park Av Dempster Milen Ross, clerk Dempster fc Kevs, r. 36 Glen Park At Dempster 6i Keys (Clancey J. Dempeter and Gil- bert S. Keys) shipping and commission mer- chants, 203 Market, room 4 Denahy James A., farmer, r. Ocean House Road, nr Beach Denahy Jeremiah, laborer, r. Ocean House Road, nr BeMta Denahy Jeremiah (Callashan & Denahy) r. 5 RAUSch Denahy Margaret, widow, r. 26 Xatoma Denahy Mary E. Mrs., r. 16 St. Mary's Denahy iUchael T.. porter, r. 16 St. Mary's, rear Denahy William J., surveyor, r. 16 St. Mary's, rear Denahy William J. Jr.. tinsmith, r. 16 St. Mary's, rear Denahy William S.. laborer, r. 16 St. Mary's, rear i^T" Denahy. See Denehy and Danshy Denault .Vmable, shoemaker, r. 4^ Lotiisa Denaurs Auguste. tanner Dominique Legallet Denaveanx Martin (Denaveaux & Maison) r. 1813 Pine Denaveaux & Maison iMartin Denaveaux and Henry A. Maisoni importers wines and liquors, XW cor Sansome and Jackson Denbar D. Edward, clerk W. H. Bovee. r. 323 Taylor Denbar Elroira. widow, r. 323 Taylor Denby John, whitewasher. r. SlSPoweU. rear Denby John W., deck boy P. C. SS. State of Califor- nia Dence John. laborer Union Iron Works, r. 28^ Hont Deuechand Dolores Mme., dressmaker, r. 10$ Eighth Denevhaud John, artificial flower maker, r. 108 Eighth Denechaud John Mrs., dressmaker, r. 548)$ Xatoma Denechand John W., cook Eohlmoos & Gallagher, r. MSV Natoma Denegri Agostino. macaroni maker J. P. Te-nthorey k Co.. r. 55» Mission Denegri Angelo. Italian Ben. Soc., 423 Washington Denegri Casimir. r. 915 Vallejo Denegri G. B.. furniture. 6*29^ fnion Denegri George B. (Denegri Jc Co.) r. 5 Grand PI Denegri .* Co. (George B. Penegri and Augnstlno Piaggio) liquor saloon. 837 Pacific Denehey Bartholomew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N E Sierra, bet Eentucky and Tennessee Denehy CorneUns, hostler Central RR. Stables, r. 316 Laurel Av Denehy Cornelius, watchman, r. lUi Boardman PI Denehy Dennis, clerk D. M. Moran i Co., r. 14)4 Boardman PI Denehy James {A. Anstett * Co.) r. 724 Green' Denehy Patrick, salesman, r. 69 Xatoma Denehy Thomas, laborer O. R. and X. Go's Wharf i^ Denehy. See Danahy and Denahy Denelv James J., tinsmith W.W. Montague k Co., r. 1112 Hyde Denervaud' Calixte, clerk Alfred Borel ft Co., r. 1512 Howard De Xeuf Emil, draftsman, r. 914 Clay De Xeve Gustave, steward, r. Brooklyn Hotel Deney Ernst M., porter E. G. Lyons ft Co.,-r. 15 Morey .\lley Dengler Philip, butcher, r. 2-29 Third Dengler William, pianomaker Bennett ft Frisbee, r. 761 Mission Denhalter Catherine, widow, r. 1005 Sutter Denhard John, pork packer and butcher, SE cor Ninth and Howard, r. 214 Kinth Deniau Paul, second-hand furniture, 436 Broadway Deuicke Ernst A. (Fredericksburg Brewing Co.) r. 81.5 Turk Denicke Frederick, phvsician, o&ce 539 California, r. pl5 Turk t^" Denicke. See Denike Denig Louise M. Xin,, liquor saloon, SE cor Central Av and Sutter Denigan Frank, laborer, r. 55 Shipley Denigan Thomas (Christy i Wise) r. 13'23 Clay Denike Albert R.. piano tuner F. W. Spencer ft Co., r. 1206 Broadway Denike Catherine, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1206 Broad- wav Denike' Thomas S., driver City RB., r. 1323 Minna Denike Tan Alstyne, teamster, r. S s Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna l^nDenike. See' Denicke Denis Francis, clerk, r. 1413 Sacramento Denis Henry, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Denis Joseph, confectioner, r. 3'2S Valley Denis Mary Miss, printer Aka Job Office, r. 1413 Sac- ramento Denis Xap<^>lean, clerk B. Nathan ft Co., r. 251^ Clem- entina Denis Vincente. messenger V. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, r. 1413 Sacramento ■yT)enis. See Dennis Denisou George, operator W. r. Tel. Co., r. 5'26 Pine Denker Charles, stevedore, r. Xorth Pacific Hotel Penker Hermann, tailor, r. 1412 Powell Denker Sebem, cigars and tobacco, 29 Fourth, r. 843 Howard Denker Stephen, honsesmith. r. 843 Howard Denkert John M., sal oc'D keeper, r. 919 Stockton SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY UCE CURTAINS. BUNKETS and FUNNELS. A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary SL J. MACDONOUGH & CO. IniporterH or and Dealern in COAli and PIO FRON, 41 illarkct ii>tr«ct, corner Spear. DEN 375 DEP Denman Grammar Scliool, James Denman principal, N\V cor Hyde and Bush Deniuan James, principal Denman Grammar School, NW cor Hyde and Bush, r. 2010 Jackson Denman Rodney W., r. 221 Pacific Denn John, r. 668 Harrison Denn Morris, hoarding, 1317 Sansome Deunan Bernard C. (Deunan & Haley) r. 516 Second Dennan James, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. NW cor Church and Seventeenth Dennan John E., r. NW cor Church and Seventeenth Deunan Joseph P., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. NW cor Church and Seventeenth Dennan Patrick, sexton Mission Dolores Church, r. -NW cor Church and Seventeenth Dennan & Haley (Bernard C. Dennan and Bartlett R. Haley) liquor snloon, 516 Second • Dennany John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 417 Powell Denner John, laborer, r, 2733 Pine Denner Peter, wine dealer, r. 8 Heron Denuery George, r. 403 Broadway Dennery LeonLi., secretary Pacific Building and Loan Assn, 729 Montgomery, room 4, r. 2621 Clay Dennery Leon L. Jr., clerk, r. 2621 Clay Dennigan James, packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. '227 Stevenson Denning Fannie Miss, dressmaker, 956 Mission. Denning J. Frank, r. 950 Mission Denning Maria Mrs., r. 956 Mission Denning Sadie Miss, dressmaker, 956 Mission Denninger C. Ferdinand, turner, and sexton St. Paul's German Evangelical • Lutheran Church, r. 626 Grove Dennis Andrew, janitor, r. 9 Lynch Dennis Benjamin, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Dennis Charles T.. editor and proptr The Family Friend, olfice 23 Keainy, r. 1819 Polk Dennis Esther H., widow, r. 423 Fell Dennis Frank, waiter, r. 45 Sacramento Dennis Frank H. , physician and surgeon, office 37-39 Phelan Building, r. 730 Sutter Dennis George W., janitor, r. 918 Jackson Dennis George W. Jr., collector Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 918 Jackson Dennis James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Dennis James C, traveling salesman, r. 918 Jack- son Dennis James H., painter, r. 1024 Montgomery Dennis John, laborer, r. 748 Minna Dennis John, painter, r, 320 Jessie Dennis John, stonecutter, r. 367 Eleventh Dennis Joseph, tinsmith, r. 21 Sherwood PI Dennis Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Il- linois, bet Napa and Butte Dennis Lincoln, messenger Sutro Tunnel Co. Dennis Lottie R. Miss, tailoress, r. 918 Jackson Dennis Margaret, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI Dennis Michael, fireman 8. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City, r. 410 Broadway Dennis Minnie L. Miss, teacher, r. 918 Jackson Dennis Peter, r, 414 Jessie Dennis Samuel, teamster Eauffman Strauss, r. 668 Natoma Dennie Samuel TV., dentist, office 33 Kearny, r. 522 Eddy Dennis T. Miss, artist Newman k Levinson Dennis Thomas W., iron molder, r. 330 Tenth Dennis William, carpenter, r. 418 Brannan Dennis William E., clerk, r. 918 Jackson Dennis-Zeiss Mme., teacher vocal music, r. 730 Sutter S^ Dennis. See Denis Dennison Alexander, barber N. F. Williams, r. 742 Fourth Dennison Ami P., contractor, r. 1234 Vallejo Dennison Benjamin T., contractor, r. 1 Polk Dennison Emile, private secretary William 9. Rose- crans, r. 1234 Vallejo, rear Dennison Erasmus B., examiner Custom House, r. 221 Powell Dennison Ezra F., contractor, r. N s Fourteenth, bet Howard and Folsom Dennison Frank Mrs., widow, r. S s Francisco, bet Larkiu and Polk Dennison John, painter, r. 320 Jessie Dennison Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. S s Parker Av, nr Columbia PI, B. H. Dennison Walter £., superintendent Continent- al Oil and Transportation Co. of Cal., 123 Califor- nia, r. Oakland Dennison William, farmer. Ocean House Road, nr Lake Merced Dennison William, helper Fulton Iron Works Dennison William E., cashier Hulme & Hart, r. 122 Fourteenth Denniston Gd-wardG., proprietor San Francis- co Plating Works. 653-655 Mission, r. 2112 Mission Denniston Isaac v.. silver plater and foreman Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 662 Seventeenth Denniston John F. (J. H. Connor & Co.) r. 528 'Third Denniston Mary J., widow, r. 1405 Mason Denniston Rebecca, domestic 2200 Howard Denniston William, teamster Loughran & Wolf, r. 1405 Mason Denniston William M., clerk R. Stein, r. 1901 Mission Bt?" Denniston. See Dennison Denno Amable, shoe maker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 48 Louisa Denny Ann, widow, lodgings, 305 Fifth Denny Charles E., r. 1112 Shotwell Denny Daniel, laborer, r. 561 Stevenson Denny D. E., driver, r. 620 Fourth Denny Edward, estate of (Edward Denny & Co.) office 418 Montgomery Denny Ed^vard & Co. (estate of Edward Denjiy) wholesale and retail stationers, drawing paper and materials, 418 Montgomery Denny G. J., artist, 408 California, room 19 Denny H., shipjoiner Dickie Bros. Denny Horace, manager Edward Denny & Co., r. 1112 Shotwell Denny John, messman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Denny John J., inkmaker, r. 606 Fourth Denny John W., painter, r. 409 Leavenworth Denny John W., ship carpenter, r. 11 Rausch Denny S. Davis, r. 1608 West Mission Denny Sarah J., widow, r. 1112 Shotwell Denny Thomas, oiler P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 56 Jessie Denny Timothy, shipcalker, r. 465 Minna De Noon Robert P., mining superintendent, r. 410 Jones Densmore Gilbert B., editor Call, r. 1224 BuBh Densmore John, carpenter, 208 Stevenson B^" Densmore. See Dinsmore Denstorf Hugo, clerk W. F. E. Segelcke, r. 526 Jessie Dent Frederick, r. 537 Sacramento Dent George W., U. S. Appraiser, office U. 8. Ap- praisers' Building, second floor, room 29, r. 2201 Sacramento i Dent H. S. Mrs., r. 155.0ctavia Dent John J., cooper, r. 17 Heron Dent Patrick, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 Heron Dent William F., cooper, r. 17 Heron Dental Department University of Cali- fornia, Samuel W. Dennis dean, office 33 Kearny Dentler Alice, widow, r. 2542 Folsom, rear Dentler Edward F. A., dentist, office 205 Third, r. 2542 Folsom, rear Dentler J. Henry, di;iver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2542 Folsom, rear Dentz Charles, boarding, 536 Mission Dentz George, machinist P. H. Jackson, r. 14 Lafayette PI Dentz John, r. 127 Jackson Dentz Joseph, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Denver House, Amasa Swift proptr, 220 Third Denver Mary W. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 320 Turk Denver William, carpenter, 428 Castro Denzler George A., attorney at law and collector, 436 Montgomery, r. 725 Brannan Denzler Joseph, beerbottler, 5 Cedar PI De Orsey John, r. 1 Central PI De Palacios Marciana, widow, embroiderer, r. 435 Green Depaoli Giovanni, vegetables, 48 Colombo Market, r, 314 Pacific Depaoli William, laborer, r. 425 Union De Pas Charles B., bookkeeper M. Goodwin & Co., r. 7 Montgomery Av De Pass James M., money and real estate broker, 14 Stevenson Building, r. 946 Mission Depee Cornelia, widow, r. 29 Bernard Depew Charles M., foreman Jason Springer & Co., r. SW cor Sanchez and Thirtieth Depierre Emile, draftsman William Mooser. r. 1160 Depierris H. A., physician, office and r. 323 Mont- gomery Av \A/ A r n N Q truma:n^, isham & co., W n U U ll W 500, 511 :3Iarket St. BUOGTES, CARRIAGES £dward8' lilglitning Jnntp- Seat, for sale to the Trade, SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOHN n'lenoRE, 133 Sitear (Street. DEP 376 DES i C De Planque William, npholsterer A. N. Levy, r. 3 Polk De Poister Albert C, brakeman S. P. BR., r. 1030 Howard Depot Joseph, teamster, r. 704 Howard Deppe Beriihard, cabiuet maker A. Frei,r.707 Brannan Deppe Charles, bartender, r. 912 Clay Deppc Harry, bartender, r. 437 Jessie, rear Deppel Heury, bartender, r. 604 Lombard Deppen Dorothea, widow, decorative art, 103 Dupont, r. Alameda Deppen Herman, clerk Heiman Bros., r. 1005 Sutter De Prati Ernest, s.iloon keeper, r. 71.5 Howard De Prefontaine Jean J. R., musician, r. 433 Hayes De Prefontaine Mary, widow, r. 7'27 Geary Deprette August J., nursery, W s Guerrero, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth, r. 229 Fair Oaks De Pury Blanel, local editor Abend Poet, r. 127 Stockton Depuy Annie Mrs., seamstress, r. 112 Welsh Depuy Stillman F., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 112 Welsh Depuy Sylvanus H., cattle dealer, r. 213 Tenth Deragna B.. Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery De/alli Peter, bartender, r. 894 Front Deramble Francois, r. (505 Broadway De Ramirez C. Fuller Mrs., r. 2408 Sac^ramento Derbaum John C, painter, 819 Marketer. 600 Minna Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Theodore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery Derbec Etienne, president Courrier de San Fran- cisco Publishing Co., 536 Clay. r. Gailhard Hotel Derby Chancellor (Mark Strouse & Co.) r. 2010 Pacific Av ' Derby Charles, butcher Mark Strouse & Co., r. 2010 Pacific Av Derby Charles W. (C. W. Derby & Co.) r. 225 Fourth Derby C. W. & Co. (Charles W. Derby and Firman B. Voorhies) dairy produce, 8-11 Grand Floral Market Derby Edward, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co., r. 1608 Polk Derby Edward M. (Alameda Lumber Yard, Alameda Co.) office 226 Clay, r. Fruit Vale Derby George B., teamster Peck & Co., r. 1608 Polk Derby Horace B., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 39 Fifth Derby Ida E. Miss, dressmaker, 71 St. Ann's Bldg Derby James, laborer, r. 112 Welsh Derby James, laborer, r. 128 Morris Av Derby John, longshoreman, r. 1^ Freelon Derby Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean secre- tary, 79 Nevada Block Derby Patrick T.. ^laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 6 Federal Derby P. B., machinist William T. Garratt Derby Richard, bookkeeper general auditor's office C. P. RR., r. Oakland Derby Tbomas, merchant, 320 Sansome, room 22, r. Oakland Derby William, drayman Peck & Co., r. 1610 Polk *^ Derby. See Darbey Derbyshire William, waiter Owen Breslin, r. Breslin Hotel Dercks Minnie, domestic 2205 ^ Mission De Redo Alexandra Mrs., r. 1019 Pine De Remee Axel (Armstrong, DeRem^e & Co.) r. 206 . Ninth De Remee Natballa Mrs., sewing school, 206 Ninth Derenne Alphonse D., carrier The Guide, r. 2 Vulcan Lane Derham Bartholomew, clerk County Recorder, r. 1109 Pacific Derham Bartholomew Jr., receiving clerk A. Lusk & Co.,r. 1109 Pacific Derb^m Edward, bartender, r. 644 Sacramento Derham Jamea, r. 1 Kimball PI Derham JanfM 9r., r, 4 Waller Derham Jaates' Jr., foreman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. NE cor Union and Graham PI Derham John F., hamessmaker, r. 1109 Pacific Derham John F., liquor saloon, 638 Broadway, and extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r. 625 Broadway Derham Joseph E., cigarmaker, r. 1109 Pacific Derham Oliver J., compositor Examiner, r. 1109 Pa- cific Derham Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Eighth and Brannan Derham Terrence, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N s Brannan, bet Eighth and Ninth Derham William, clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., and extra- man Hose No. 4, ^. F. F. D., r. 905 Filbert Derham William A., clerk, r. 1109 Pacific teF" Derham. See Durham Deri Lorenzo, porter F. Berton & Co., r. 527 Clay Dericco Carlo E. (Dericco & Co.), r. Milano Hotel Dericco & Co. (Carlo E. Dericco and Antonio Pae- quinl) proptrs Milano Hotel, 416 Pacific Dericksou William J., carpenter, r. 371 Minna Derigan A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Dering George, painter, r. 207 Montgomery Av Deringer Herman, seaman, r. 700 Front D'Erlach Arnold, engineer, r. 1109 Twentieth Dermody James P., watchman, r. 416Ji Natoma Dermody James W., clerk Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1213 Golden Gat^ Av Dermody John W., with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1213 Golden Gate Av Dermody Michael, drayman, r. SW cor Elm Av and Franklin Dermody Michael, laborer, r. 127 Shipley Dermody Warren E.. mapmounter A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1213 Golden Gate Av Dermott George (Pitt & Co.) r. 465 Stevenson Dermott James (Pitt & Co.) r. 465 Stevenson Dermott James, r. 506 Fourth Dermott Mary E., widow, dressmaker, 127 Kearny Dermott Michael, milker Owen Corcoran, r. W s Mis- sion Road, nr Five Mile Stor6 Dermott Thomas, clerk T. H. Lindsay, r. 808 Guer- rero Deru John, bartender '• El Monte " Saloon, r. 342 Kearny Demery Andrew, seaman, r. 429 Chestnut Dernham Albert, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 309 Powell De Roco V. F., salesman George Lcomis, r. 1009 Powell ' Derognat Philip, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 615 Pine De Roin Edward, carpenter, r. 325 Minna De Rome Albert, blacksmith, r. 17 Hampton PI De Rome Catherine, widow, r. 17 Hampton PI DeRome Louis (Whyte Brothers & De Rome) r. 17 Hampton PI De Rome Wilford, brassmolder William T. Garratt, r. 17 Hampton PI De"Roos Leon, traveling salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 1834 0'Farrell Deropich Marco, cook A. S. Smeth. r. 1002 Market De Rossi Edwin, steward Vienna Gardens Derre August, mining superintendent, r. 418 Vallejo Derrick George H., student Heald's Business College Derrick Margaret L., widow, r. 705 Hyde Derrick Michael L., oiler P. M. SS. City of Peking, r. 705 Hyde Derry John N, mlllhand W. A. Meeker, r. 344 Fifth De Rush Louis, florist, Ss Woolsey, nr Cambridge, U. M. T. Derwort William H. H.. book acent, r. 957 Market De Sabla Eaj^ene, commission merchant and importer, agent Baker's Bitters and Consul Peru, office 40 California, room 3, r. 1216 Hyde Desagneaux Dominique, laborer French Hospital, r. S 8 Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth Desanuo William F., machinist Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 30 Kearny Desarmand John, r. 605 Broadway DeSaulerns Eugene, cook, r. 921 Vallejo Desautell Nellie Mrs., dress and cloak making, 142 Eddy Desautell Nelson, shoemaker, r. 142 Eddy De Saxeira Joao I., Portuguese and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Desban Alfred, boatbuilder Dennis Murphy, r. 36 Jessie Desban Louis, cook, r. 7 Quincy PI Desbarat John, butcher, r. 815 Stockton Desbeck John (Roche & Desbeck) attorney at law, 30 Montgomery Block, r. 807 Franklin Descalso James R., porter Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1920 Howard Descalso Luca, seaman, r. 1920 Howard Descalso Luke M., clerk Castle Bros. & Loupe, r. 1920 Howard Descalso Peter C, shipping clerk Castle Bros. & Loupe, r. 20 Lapidge Descher August, cabinetmaker, r. 2}i Hay ward, rear Descher John, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commer- cial LOUIS BRAVERWIAN & CO. ""''T,l''i!,lX^,n^:rsur..'''"''' U GRANDE LAUNDRY WA>HINO C'Al.L.EI> FOB AKI> l>EI.IVEREn. OFFICE, 648 JMARHET (STREET. DES 377 DET Deschler Joseph, bartender, r. 518 Miuna Deschwanden Joseph, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Deschwanden Anton, Swiss Mutual Beu. Soc, 627 Commercial Descoueyte John, laundryman Model Laundry, 2923 California Pesebrock Dora, widow, r. 428 Brannan Deseker John, laborer, r. 8E cor Post and Baker Desenfant Paul J. (Cardinet & Desenfant) r. 1206 Stockton Des Granges Otto, student Cal. Commercial College Desiderio Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington De Silverio Antonio, restaurantkeeper, r. .503 Davis Desimone Brothers (Turi and Dominick) fruits, 702 Valencia Desimone Dominick (Desimone Brothers) r. 702 Val- encia Desimoue Felix, fruits and vegetables, 2505 Mission Desimone Salvador, fruits, r. '/02 Valencia Desimone Turi (Desimone Brothers) r. 702 Valencia Desirello Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway De Size Anthony J., painter, r. 1 Howard Court Desmarais Ella, r. 610 Jessie Desmond Andrew, gardener, r. E s Alabama, bet Twentieth and Twenty first Desmond Ann, widow, r. E s Columbia PI, nr But- ledge Av, B. H. Desmond Annie, domestic 605 O'Farrell Desmond C. C, student Heald's Business College Desmond Cornelius, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Modoc Desmond Cornelius, hatter, r. 1520 Folsom Desmond Cornelius, boilerniaker, r. 535 Howard, rear Desmond Cornelius F., molder Occidental Foundry, r. 710 Tehama Desmond Daniel, carpenter, r. 2624 Bush Desmond Daniel, groceries, 455 Clementina Desmond Daniel P., salesman D. B. Beaven, r. 216 Seventeenth Desmond Dennis, fireman Potrero Gas Works, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 445 Stevenson Desmond Edward, boatman, r. Powell, bet Jefferson and Beach Desmond Ellen, groceries and liquors, 318 Valle.io Desmond Felix P., carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan & Coffee, and extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D,, r. 428 Vallejo Desmond Henry J., carriagepainter, r. l.'i09J^ Market Desmond Humphrey J., carriagepainter, r. 1509 J^ Market Desmond James, laborer, r. 216 Seventeenth Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni- ture Co., r. 446 Sixth Desmond Jeremiah J., insurance broker, 322 Califor- nia, r. 628 Jessie Desmond John, r. 21 Garden Desmond John, asphaltum roofer H. Schottler, r. 110 Vicksburg Desmond John, boatman, r. 406 Vallejo Desmond John, seaman, r. 455 Clementina Desmond John, driver William McCafl'erty, r. 2417 Mission Desmond John, laborer, r. 10 Miller PI, rear Desmond John, night watchman Central RB. stables, r. 17 J4 Clinton Desmond John B., salesman Moore & Murphy, r. 19 Langton Desmond John D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 920 Fell Desmond John M., shrubbery dealer, r. 114 Fourth Desmond John M., boxmaker, r. NW cor Fourth and Minna Desmond John T., hostler, r. 2417 Mission Desmond Lawrence, deck hand C. P. RB. stmr Modoc Desmond Mary E., widov, r. 1711 Clav, rear Desmond Michael, laborer, r. 1001 Battery Desmond Michael, laborer, r. 1016 Clay Desmond Michael, laborer, r. 2748 Bush Desmond Patrick, boilermaker, r. 19 Tehama Desmond Patrick, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor Shasta and Illinois Desmond Patrick, hostler Thomas Kelly, r. 120 Wil- liam Desmond Patrick, plumber, r. 535 Howard, rear Desmond Patrick, hostler, r. 120 William Desmond Patrick H., compositor Examiner, r. 628 Jes- sie Desmond Thomas, office 715 Clay, r. 538 Folsom Desmond Timothy, deckhand C. P. RB. stmr Modoc Desmond Timothy J., butcher M. E. Grady, r. 120 William Desmond William, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 21 Garden Desmond William, fireman, r. 541 First Desmond William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Desmond William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart Desmond William Jr., cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 21 Garden Desmu Rosalie, widow, furnished rooms, 327 Mont- gomery Av De Solla Abraham M., adjuster Neville & Co., r. 1211 Powell De Solla Esther M.. widow, r. 1414 Powell De Solla Isaac, bartender, r. 932 Pacific Desoto Alkali "Works (England; Harrison & Co. agents, 308 Pine De Soto Salvador, teacher languages University City College, r. 1303 J^ Polk De Souza Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush De Souza Manuel, laborer, r. E s Mission, nr Twenty- ninth De Souza Pordenco, seaman, r. 117 Jackson De Sparr Eugene, barber, 107 Sixth, r. 23 Moss Despoix Francois, gardener, r. 1318 Pacific Desprez Armand C, r. 332 Shipley Desprez C. Ferdinand, manager marble works, estate C. Roche, 44-48 Boardman PI, r. 910 Howard Desquoitte Mme., r. 817 Montgomery Des Roches Louis, gardener University Mound Desrosier Ada Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r. Para- guay, nr Railroad Av Desrosier Henry J., laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. Par- aguay, nr Railroad Av Desrosier Hercules, carpenter, r. Paraguay, nr Bail- road Av Dessaa William, carpenter, 807 Folsom Dessecker John, laborer, r. SE cor Post and Baker Dessel Ferdinand, laundryman, r. 1614 Pacific Av Desslow Henry, seaman, r. Empire Lodgings Dessouslavy Jules C, mining, r. 1813 Pine De Sta Marina Joseph, broker, 436 Montgomery, r. 1212 Turk De St. Germain Ferdinand (Jacob Strahle & Co.) r. 1707 M Stockton De Stevenson James, miner, r. N 8 Dorland, bet Ciiurch and Sanchez Desti Celeste, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway De Styak John G., journalist, r. 715 Howard De Succa James, molder, r. 30 Minna De Tavel A. , veterinary surgeon, office and r. 811 Howard Detels Henry M., clerk, r. 428 Brannan Detels John H., photographer L. Richardson, r. 428 Brannan Detels M. & Co. (Martin Detels, Nicholas Schnei- der and John F. Stellmann) proprietors Anchor Saloon, 8 Sacramento Detels M. <& Co. (Martin Detels and John A. Bis- choff) groceries and liquors, SE cor Main and Harrison Detels Martin (M. Detels & Co., and Detels & Schnei- der) r. West Oakland Detels Martin Jr., salesman John Ziegenbein & Co., r. Oakland Detels William, bartender Detels & Schneider, r. 520 Davis Detels William, hameesmaker, r. 428 Brannan Detels 4 Bast, r. 3)i Crooks Detje Martin, driver B. Nathan & Go. Detjen A. H. (Detjen & Spencer) r. 54? Najoma Detjen & Spencer (A. H. Detjen «nd George Spencer) liquor saloon. 17 M Sixth Detlefsen Christian N,, bathman German Hospital Detlefsen Hugo, salesman Kennedy, Brennan k Co., r. 124 Eighth Detlefsen Peter, seaman, r. 12 Washington Detlow Thor G., collector, r. 408 Greenwich Detoy Charles, r. 1113 Treat Av Detrick E. Si Co. (E. Detrick and J. H. Nichol- son) manufacturers bags, tents and awnings, and importers bags, and bagging materials, twines etc, 5-9 California, and 108-112 Market WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WMowSMiles lorEesiileiices, Stores, Offices, eic. G.W.CLARK &€0. 645 Market St. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FUI.TON fkcON IVOKHN. 213 Frrnioni Street, .Niuniifac'turert. uf Kiisar 9lillh, Vacntini l*anH, Et«, DET 378 DEV Detrick Edington (E. Detrick & Co.) r. 1615 Clay 8^ Detricks. See Diedrjch and Dietrich Detroit Copper Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) John Elbert Kecretary„ 'S-il Montgomery, rooms 1-3 De Troost George, canvasser Don F. Miller & Co., r. Oakland Dettelbach Moritz, iron dealer, r. 175 Clara Detterman Christ, driver B. M. Atchinson & Co., 16 Centre Market Dettmann Ludwig (Sanders k Co.) r. 109 Webster Dettmar Charles H., compositor Schmidt Label and Lithograph Co., r. 21 Valencia Dettmar Henry, tailor. 404 Brannan, r. 12 Lily Av Dettmar John A., liquor saloon, 417 Davis, r. 630 Post Deubler George, barber, 701 Greenwich, r. 1904 Ma- son Deucher Aiphonse, Swiss Mutual Beu. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Deucher Godfried, beer bottler, r. 243 Second Deuel Henry, carpenter, r. 907 Sacramento De Uiscayno Maria B. Mrs., r. 507 Green Deuprey Eugene N., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, rooms 15-17, r. 1324 Webster Deuprty Mary A. Mrs., r. 1916 Taylor 8^ Deuprey. See Dupre and Duprey Deurell John A., boatman, r. 140 Folsom De Urio.«te Adolphe (Urruela *: Urioste) r. 916 Post De Urioste George (Urruela & Urioste) r. 916 Post Deutsch B. S., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. Buss House Deutsch Emil, traveling salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 713 O'Farrell Deutsch Frederick, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 1513 Geary Deutsch Isaac, bookkeeper L. Greenbaiim & Co., r. 1 Fifth Deutsch Jacob, shoemaker, 1515 Geary, r. 1513 Geary Deutsch Joseph M., groceries, liquors, hay, grain, and coal. 8 s Randall, nr Chenery, and hay, grain, wood and coal, NW cor Thirtieth and Mission Deutsch Julius, harness and saddlery, 1408 Polk Deutsch Michael, restaurant , 332-324 Bush, r. 1315 Larkin Deutsch Solomon, harness maker Julius Deutsch, r. 1408 Polk Deatsclier Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of Berlin) Harry W. Syz agent, 420-422 California Deutscher Verein, rooms 216 Dupont Deuwell Joseph, bakery, 614 Broadway, r. 514 Green- wich De Vago Antonio, laborer, r. 5 Filbert PI Devago Isaac, actor, r. 627 California De Val Jose I., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush De Valk Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NE cor Eighth and Brannan De Vail Frederick, clerk C. Temple Emmet, 22"4 San- some Devall George A., porter U. 8. District Court, p. 927 Greenwich Devalle StefaDO, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Devan Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker and furrier, 2742 Folsom Devan Patrick F., porter Greenebaum, Sachs & Free- man, r. 2742 Folsom Devan Spencer C, assistant surgeon Marine Hospital. nr Mountain Lake Devan Thomas, steward, r. 1310 Green Devaney John (Devaney & Carr) r. 235k Minna Devaney Terrence, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. 235 ^ Minna Devaney & Carr (John Devaney and James Carr) li- quor saloon, 711 Howard Devanny James, porter SS. Mexico, r. S s Washington St. Wharf Devany D., entry clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 518 J4 Montgomery Av Dev.any Henry, tanner, r. 1 Columbia PI Devany John, laborer, r. 632 Fell Devany John A., groceries and liquors, 16 Heron Devany Lawrence, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Oakland O^Devany. See Devenney De VauU Henry, driver Ten Cent Parcel Delivery, r. 1824 Post De VauU John, superintendent Butchers' Union, Grand Central Market, r. 1824 Post Devaurs Adolpht-, pantryman Poodle Dog Restaurant Devaurs Francois, expressman, r. 641 Broadway DeveHugh, r. BresUn Hotel Deveaux Auguste, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r. 1320 Stockton Deveaux David, machinist, r. 19 )i Stevenson Av De Vecclii Paolo, physician and surgeon, office and r. 700 Broadway Develey Henry K., groceries and liquors. NE cor O'Farrell and Powell, r. 128 O'Farrell Develjn Frank, seaman, r. 528 Pacific Develin Jane, widow, r. N 8 Dominica, bet SoBqae- hanna and St. John 6^ IDevelln. See Devlin Devener Henry, seaman O. R. and N. SS., Oregon, r. 700 Front Devener J., waiter The Baldwin Deveney Patrick, laborer, r. Washington Hotel Deveuey Henry C, physician and surgeon, office and r. 308 Third Devenney Heury, laborer Wolf Bloom, r. 1 Fargo PI Devenney John, clerk, r. XW cor Russ and Natoma Deveny Peter, deputy clerk Justices' Court, r. 656 Washington Dever James, gas fitter, r. 233)4 Clara Dever James, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Dever James, laborer, r. 862 J^ Folsom Dever James, laborerf r. 903 Battery Dever John, laborer, r. 149 Perry Dever John, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Dever John, tanner, r. 1314 3^ Harrison Dever John, tanner, r. W s Clara Av, nr Sixteenth Dever John, teamster, r. 216 Ninth Dever John W., marble cutter, r. 11 Preston PI, rear Dever Mary, domestic 1922 Sutter Dever Michael J., teamster, r. 11 Preston PI, rear Dever Rose, widow, r. 11 Preston PI, rear Devercy A. F., real estate agent, 609 Sacramento, r. 308 Sutter Devereaux John P., seaman, r. 10 Bitch Devereaux Nicholas V., varnisher Eragen & Geist, r. 14 Boardmau PI Deverell Richard, coal dealer, r. 231 Green Devers Arthur H., traveling salesman A. Schilling & Co. Devery John, laborer Gower & Gilman, r. Manhattan Hotel Deves Antone, expressman, BE cor Jackson and Kear- ny, r. 1419 Pacific Deves August, Bakers' Union, 413 Sutter De Veuve Henry, civil engineer, 330 Pine, room 36, r. 209 Eleventh De Veuve Harry Jr., clerk W. S. Davis, 215 Sansome, r. 209 Eleventh De Veuve James H., clerk E. D. Famsworth & Son, r. 209 Elveuth De Veuve Prentiss A., bookkeeper Phelps & Miller, r. 209 Eleventh Devey John, teamster, r. 213 Langton Deviilere Henry A., waiter, r. 530 Merchant Devincenzi Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Devincenzi Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad- way Devincenzi Gaetano, teacher music, r. 527 Green Deviucenzi Gio B., Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Devincenzi Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Devincenzi Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway De Vincenzi Luigi, Bersaglieri Soc. 625 Broadway Devine Andrew, fireman, r. 219 Second Devine D. Benjamin, liquor saloon, 628 Merchant, r. 127 Montgomery Devine Dennis, foreman Banner Packing Co., r. 11 Verona De Vine Edward C, bookkeeper Henrj* Doyle & Co., p. Oakland Devine Edward P., compositor, r. 11 Verona Devine Francis, farmer, r. 1244 toward Devine Francis P., bookkeeper Andrew Crawford, r. 119 Thirteenth Devine Henrietta, widow, notions, 725 Brannan Devine Heury, cook, r. 323 Clementina Devine Howard M., real estate, r. 13 Salmon Devine James, druggist, 214 Kearny, r. 1523 Wash- ington Deviue James, master mariner, r. 100 J^ Jackson Devine James, fireman, r. 62.5 Davis Devine James H., hackuian. r. 305 Austin Devine James J., car driver, r. 1300 M Stockton Devine James P.. clerk, r. 927 Valencia Devine James P., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1615 Turk Devine Jane, widow, r. 320 Vallejo Devine Johanna, widow, r. 334 Bryant, rear SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coasf OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. C1J]nBX:Rl,ANI>, 1.KHIOH, anvey Squire P., capitalist, oflSce 330 Pine, room 14 De-wey 'William P., mining, 330 Pine, room 15, r. Union Club Dewey William S. (Waltersen & Dewey) r. 927 Post Dewey William T., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 906 Filbert De^vey & Co. (Alfred T. Dewey, Warren B. Ewer and George H. Strong) American and foreign patent agents, 252 Market Dewey & Co. (Alfred T. Dewey and Warren B. Ewer) publishers and proprietors Mining and Scientific Press.Pacific Rural Press, Pacific States Watchman, Fraternal Record, and Ladies' Home Journal, and wood and photo engravers, 252 Mar- ket De Weys William D. M., steward, r. 1005 Stockton Dewing J. SiCo. (James Dewing) publishers and booksellers, 420 Bush Dewing James (J. Dewing & Co.) r. 817 Mason Dewing Madison 8., collector J. Dewing & Co., r. 817 Mason De Wint Louis, polisher E. Dumontelle, r. 117 Tren- ton De Wintcn William W., naval constructor, r. 322J^ Guerrero De Wit Albert P., copyist S. F. Savings Union, r. 17 Pearl De Wit Cornelius, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 Pearl De Wit John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 155 Dora De Witt Andrew, carpenter, r. 14 Clinton De Witt Arthur W., salesman Cluff & De Witt, r. 844 54 Folsom De Witt Benjamin F., saloon keeper, r. 317 Third De Witt Elon, superintendent City RR., r. 28 Sev- enth De Witt James, pharmacist Boericke & Schreck, r. 504 Stockton De Witt James C. (De Witt & McCausIand) r. 2 Helen PI De Witt James M., telegraph operator, r. 743 Pine De Witt John, longshoreman, r. 34 Clara De Witt M. E. Mis.';, compositor S. F. Newspaper Union, r. 14 Clinton STEAM ENGINES ThresMng Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 IVIarket St. San Francisco. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT^, BOXWOOD: JOIEN WIUMORR. 133 ikPEAK.MTKEET. DEW 380 DIG De Witt Mortimer (Cluff & De Witt and De Witt & Harris) r. OSa Folsom De Witt Thomas B. , physician and surgeon and druggist, NW aor Butte and Kentucky, r. W b Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano De Witt William, r. S s St. Thomas, bet Alleghany and St. Lawrence De Witt William W., mining, r. 126 Fifth De Wltt& Harris (Mortimer De Witt and W. F. Harris) groceries, 1073 Howard DeWitt k McCausland (James C.De Witt and Wesley E. McCausland) carpenters and builders, 320 Jackson , 9^ De Witt. See Devitt De Wolf Charles, engineer, r. 615 J4 Natoma, rear De Wolf William H., captain O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r. 31 Glen Park Av De Wolf William M., collector C. S. Capp & Co., r. 1320 Scott De Wulf Bernard J., sign painter, r. 233 Fourth Dexter Albert G'., oiler P. C. SS. State of California Dexter Charles H., clerk, r. 1829 Webster Dexter Charles H. Jr., broker, r. 634 Sutter Dexter Dennis, teamster, r. 3M Larkin Dexter Eben H., butcher Daniel Dodge, r. 214 Steuart, rear Dexter F. F., driver City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 178 Jessie Dexter Forrester W., teamster, r. 656 Willow Av Dexter Franklin, mnfr candies, etc., 526 Washington, r. San Rafael Dexter Fredericks. , clerk r. The Baldwin Dexter Hermann F., cashier Dewey & Co., r. 609 Hyde Dexter .James, farmer, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Butte and Solano Dexter N. N. Mrs., r. 423 Sutter Dexter O. A.- Mrs., r. 3062 Laguna Dexter William H., teamster, NE cor Clay and Davis, r. 246 Third Deyl Otto, waiter South Park House, 530 Third Deymore Henry, watchman, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada De Young Louis, stockbroker, r. 741 Natoma DeYonngr Charles Si Co. (M. H. De Young) proprietors S. F. daily, weekly and semi-weekly Chrouicle.NE cor Kearny and Bush De 'Youn.g Aleichel H. (Charles De Young & Co.) r. 1919 California De Young M. H. Mrs., widow, r. 741 Natoma De Zaldo Ralph, bookkeeper, r. 911 Jackson, rear Dezaux R. P., r. 26 Glasgow Dezerga Nicola, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Dezirello Domenico, wood and coal, 1817 Union Dheallnpappa Anna, widow, r. 9 Bernard Dheilig A. J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 11 Hickory Av Dhue John, stonecutter, r. 840 Harrison Dhue Roderick, special policeman Market St. BR., r. 1414 Church Diamant Leopold (Levy, Diamant, Opnenheimer jc Co.) r. 1509 Larkin Diamond Drill Co., office 320 Sansome, room 58 Diamond Goddard E. D., watchman Occidental Hotel Diamond John, actor, r. Capitol House Diamond John, laborer, r. 164 Tehama Diamond Joseph, seaman, r. 18 Tehama Diamond Patrick (McGulre & Diamond) r. 514 Minna Diamond Se-vring Machine, Mark Sheldon agent, 9-11 First Diamond State Dairy, W. B. Megilligan proptr, W a Old San Joa6 Road, nr Industrial School tST Diamond. See Diamant, Dimon and Dimond Diana Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) J. T. McGeogbegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13 Dianda Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Dianda John R., cook, r. 1404 Dupont Dianda Pietro, vegetables, 65 Colombo Market Dias Antonio, clerk, r. 317 Green Dias Benjamin, ship rigger, r. 516 Pacific Dias de Lion Bisenta, widow, seamstress, r. 1332 Du- pont Dias Michael Mrs., r. 700 Front Diaz F., physician, office and r. 331 Geary Diaz Francisco, expressman, NW cor Union and Kearnv Diaz Manuel A., waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 526 Broadway Diaz Peter, clerk, r. 917 Sacramento Diaz Simona, widow, r. 917 Sacramento 8^ Diaz. See Diez Dibbem John H., with Hagan & Manheim, r. 422 Golden Gate Av Dibble H. C. (Lewis k Dibble) attorney at law, 73-74 Nevada Block, r. Tombstone, A. T. Dibble W. S., fireman assayer's dept U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley Dibblee Albert, shipping and commission merchant, 4 California, r. San Rafael Dibblee William, engineer, r. 2014 Jianu/»vtur«rit of IIUI.Vri2V«]} W4»RKM, <'ACiKN, JBUCKKTM ani{f sarins Brotliers (Augiistus C, Byron and Julius C.) contractors, 528 California, room (i Dlggius Byron (Diggins Brothers) r. 2412 Sutter Diggins Eliza, widow, r. 2420 Sutter Diggins John, foreman Diggins Bros., r. 2420 Sutter Diggins Julius C. (Diggins Brothers) r. 2420 Sutter Diggins Thomas, peddler, r. 2508 Bush Diggle Wadham N. (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.)r. Union Club Diggs John B., clerk C. K. Hawkes, r. 736 Capp Diggs William H., master mariner, r. 736 Capp Dignan Francis, calker, r. 335 Bryant Dignan James, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 21 Bruce PI, rear Dijeau Alexander, photographer Jones, Robinson & Co., r. 709 Brannan Dijeau Peter, ship calker, r. 7D9 Brannan Dikeman Daniel S., general business agent, office and r. 200 McAllister tS" Dikeman. See Deikman Di Lavalley Louis P., blacksmith, r. 408 Broadway Dileo Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Dilges Emma C. Miss, dress maker, r. 714 Bryant Dilges Jacob, wood dealer, S s Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth, and wood and coal, 838 Harrison Dill George H., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1218 Ellis Dill Gerti-ude P., widow, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet Noe and Castro Dill John P., compositor Directory Publishing Co., r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet Castro and Noe Dilla Wallace D., stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 44 South Park Dillaye Frances A. Miss, r. 725 G'Farrell Dille Elbert B. Rev., pastor Central Methodist Church, r. 1024 Mission Dillenback John W., captain Battery A, 1st Artillery, U. S. A., Alcatraz Island Dillenberg Michael (Hedges & DlUenberg) r. cor Twenty-sixth and Guerrero Dlller Christian R., clerk William H. Stowell, r. 528 O'Farrell ., Diller George W., printer 8. F. Daily Report, r. 528 O'Farrell Dillman George (Becker & Dillman) r. E s Nebraska, bet Humboldt and Nevada Dillman Louis, r. 102 Minna Dillon Ann. widow, r. 115 Welsh Dillon Anna, widow, r. 1503 Mason Dillon Bernard, deckhand stmr City of Stockton Dillon Bridget, widow, r. 517 Octavia Dillon Bridget Mrs., groceries and liquors, 509 Ste- venson Dillon C. C Mrs., dressmater, 245 Fifth, r. 241 Fifth Dillon Charles, warehouseman, r. 8 Liberty Dillon Charles M., porter Henry Doyle & Co., r. 421 Fourth Dillon JJaniel, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. Collins, bet Geary and Santa RosaAv Dillon David, teamster, r. 13 Chesley Dillon Dennis T., salesman Davisson, Hall & Co., r. 517 Octavia Dillon Edward, foreman Presidio Reservation Dillon Ed-ivurd, chronometer and watchmaker, 508 Battery, r. 1202 Leavenworth Dillon Edward Jr., salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 1211 Clay Dillon Ellen, domestic 27 Glen Park Av Dillon Frederick, longshoreman, r. 400 Beale Dillon George, compositor Bulletin, r. 697 Linden Av Dillon George L., r. 421 Fourth Dillon Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Valley and San Jose Av Dillon James, plasterer, r. 313 Austin Dillon James B., r. 597 Linden Av Dillon James G., drayman h.. Lusk & Co., r. 350 Bran- nan Dillon Jeremiah, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. W 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Dillon John, teamster, r. 13 Chesley Dllou John Mrs., widow, r. 501 Van Ness Av Dillon John J., clerk Jennings h Stillman, r. 501 Van Ness Av Dillon John J., coal passer P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 625 Davis Dillon John R., freight clerk P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 1202 Leavenworth Dillon Joseph M., portrait artist UniverMl Copying Co., r. 1.301 Mission Dillon Maggie R. Miss, teacher, r. 1202 Leavenworth Dillon Margaret, domestic 4 Vernon PI Dillon Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 421 Fourth Dillon Michael, farmer, r. 447 M Natoma Dillon Michael, gasfitter The Central Gas Light Co., r. 47 Jessie Dillon Michael, longshoreman, r. 115 Welsh Dillon Michael, real estate, r. 1120 Montgomery Dillon Patrick, carriage washer J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom Dillon Patrick, longshoreman, r. 14 De Boom Dillon Patrick F., iron molder, r. 131 Chattanooga Dillon Robert, butcher, r. 207 Second Dillon Robert, stage carpenter, r. 807 Mission Dillon Thomas, longshoreman, r. W s Sansome, nt Green Dillon Thomas, policeman, r. 104 Shipley Dillon Thomas F., clerk Redington & Co., r. 47 Jessie Dillon Thomas H., policeman, r. Seventeenth, ur Col- lingwood Dillon William, laborer, r. 1184 Harrison Dillon William, upholsterer, 934. Folsom Dillon William J., expressman, Oakland Ferry, r, 348 Eleventh Dillworth John T., wheelwright Joseph J. Lachapelle Dimei Stanislao, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Dimick James K., glovemaker, r. 2.54 Tehama Dimick Lavautia H. Miss, r. 254 Tenama Dimmell James, second officer P. C. SS. Gipsy, r. 51 Sacramento Dimmer Nicholas,, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Broadway and Powell Dimmi Frank, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co. Dimock John, cook, r. Empire Lodgings Dimock Silas, clerk Lincoln & Co., r. 1427 Pine Dimon Charles L., special agent Phoenix and Home Insurance Cos., r. Oakland Dimon Jacob S. Jr., bookkeeper John Middleton & Son, r.- 2620 California Dimond John, coal passer P. M, SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Dimond John, butler H. T. Scott, 1822 Sacramento Dimond Joseph I., mining, r. 946 Mission Dimond 4^illiam H. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 1416 Jones tsr Dimond. See Diamond Dimpfel George H. A., clerk, r. 636 Post Dimson Daniel, carpenter, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and Alabama Dinan Catherine, widow, r. 1 Scheerer PI Dinau Daniel, laijorer, r. 905 Battery Dinan Dennis C, salesman Ring, Morse & Co., r, S Jane PI Dinan Dennis F., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 1 Scheerer PI Dinan Jeremiah, harnessman UiloCord & Sootf , r. 413 Natoma Dinan Jeremiah B., laborer, r. 5 Jane PI Dinan Jeremiah F., cooper Brigham, Hoppe & Co..r. 5 Jane PI Dinan Johanna Miss, compositor, r. 1 Scheerer PI Dinan John, baker, r. 2 Alger PI Dinan John, cook St. Mary's Hospital Diuan John, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 35 Austin Dinan Nellie, dressmaker, r. 1 Scheerer PI Dinan William E., printer Alta Job Office, r. 5 Jane PI Dineen Bartholomew, stonecutter, r. 209 Jessie Dineen Charles, shipjoiner, r. 465 Minna Dineen Daniel, laborer, r. 561 Stevenson Dineen Dennis, laborer, r. 140!^ Freelon Dineen John, shipcarpenter, r. 11 Rausch Dineen John W., cook, r. 244 Langton Dineen Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 241 Ninth Dineen Nellie Miss, dre>smaker, r. 241 Ninth Dineen Timothy, shipcarpenter, r. 405 Minna Dineen William, carpenter, r. 465 Minna Diugberg John, mill hand Laumeister Mills, r. 236 Jessie Dingeldey William, bookkeeper, r. 717 Stockton Dingeon Leon (Tschurr & Dingeon) r. 2529 California Dingle Bessie Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 514 Fell SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ ^r West of Fillmore Street , OFFICE, 33 eEARY ST. | J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of aud I>ealern in COAI^ nnd PIG IRON, 41 Market ftitreet, corner Mpear. DIN 383 DIX Dingle Raymond R., apprentice Pac. Saw Mufg Co., r. 728 filbert Dingle Richard, carpenter, r. 514 Fell Dingle William H., shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 514 Fell Din^fley Cliarles li., capitalist, 8-10 Fine, r. East Oakland Dingley Thomas F., groceries, 325^ Fifth, r. 325 Fifth DingmanD. J., r. 713 Greenwich Dingman Martha, widow, r. 1612 Jessie Dingman William, painter, r. 745 Francisco Dini Attilio, fruits and vegetables, SW cor Bryant and Clinton Dlnkelman Tillie, hairdresser Goldstein & Cohn Dlnkelman Henry, carpenter, r. 220 Pacific Dlnkelspiel Arthur, with L. Dinkelspielfe Co., r.2293 Sacramento Dinkelspiel B. Mrs., widow, r. 417 Mason Dinkelspiel Emile (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 2293 Sac- ramento Dlnkelspiel Joseph, watchmakers' materials and tools, 120 Sutter, room 23, r. 1526 Ellis Dinkelspiel Joseph S. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 417 Mason Dinkelspiel L. 6i Co. (Lazarus and Emile Dink- elspiel and Johh A. Cook) importers and jobbers foreign and domestic dry goods, 37-39 Battery Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. Europe Dinkelspiel Louis M., with L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 2293 Sacramento Dinkelspiel Samuel, with L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 2293 Sacramento Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co. (Joseph Haber, David E. Joseph! and Joseph S. Dinkelspiel) importers watches, jewelry and precious stones, 313 Bush Dinklage Herman, deputy Assessor, r. 2106 Jackson Dinni Benjamin, r. Nebraska, ur San Bruno Road Dinni Maximilliau (Riccardi, Fazzi & Co.) r. 1105 Howard Dinniene John H., foreman John Mallon, r. 1027 Twenty-first Dinniene Timothy A., butcher Peter Johnson, r. 7 Baldwin Court Di Nola Alfonso, clerk Leon DiNola, r. 1600 Howard Di Nola Leon, druggist, 1600 Howard Di Nola Marj A. Miss, r. 1600 Howard Dinse Gustav, driver Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. Har- mony Hotel Dinsmore R. & Co. (R. Dinsmore and Marsh French) stockbrokers, 228}^ Montgomery Dinsmore Robert (R. Dinsmore & Co.) r. 219 Leavenworth Dinsmore Samuel, foreman machinist William T. Garratt, r. 733 Bush Dinsmore Wallace, law student, r. 208 Ellis Dinsmore William H., clerk, r. 930 Market B^" Dinsmore. See Densmore Dlnucci Giuseppe, laborer, r. Milano Hotel Dippel Henry, bartender, r. 604 Lombard Dippel Philip, journalist, r. 204 McAllister Dippel John, carriage builder, r. Rail Boad Av, nr Venezuela Dippel William J., tailor, 106 Dupont Dircks George, ship calker, r. NW cor Corea and San- tee Dircks Henry H., shipwright, r. NW cor Corea and Santee Dircks John A. C, ship calke?, r. N s Manitoba, bet Bail Road Av and Yazoo Dircks John J., ship builder, r. NW cor Corea and Santee 8fy Dircks. See Diercks and Dierks Directory (Business) City and County of S. P., Directory Publishing Co., publishers 518 Clay Directory City and Comity of San Francisco, Directory Publishing: Co. publisliers, 518 Clay Directory of Oakland, Alameda and Berke- ley, Directory Publishing Co. publishers, 518 Clay Directoi-y of the Pacilic Coast, Directory Pub- lishinu Co. publisliers. .518 Clay DIRECTORY PUBLISHIM CO, ,»«....»„ San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Stockton, Virginia and Carson City directories and Pacific Coast Business Directory, office 518 Clay Diringer Bernard, bartender, r. 233 Jackson Dirking Fritz (J. W. Tucker & Co.) r. N 8 Fair Av, bet Mission and California Av r. 274 511 , directory publisher, 534 J4 Cal- 10 Margaret PI , mechanical engineer, r. 626 Disbecker Samuel, secretary Schmidt Label and Li- thograph Co., r. 807 Franklin Disbrow James W., clerk, r. 438 Natoma Disdier Jules, bartender, r. 4 Washoe Pi Di Sera Francisco C, cook Joseph Franciscovich, 10 Mason Diserens Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 620 Market Dispaux John T. , clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co, Jessie Dispaux Mary, widow, r. 274 Jessie DisR Frank A. J., r. 2109 Devlsadero Diss J. W. F., r. 2109 Devisadero Dissat Antoine, hair dresser and wigmaker, Kearny Distell Mary J., widow, r. 1609 Powell District Attorney City and County, oflce 1-5 old City Hall, third floor District Attorney U. S., Appraisets' Building, third floor Disturnell William C, ifornia Dite Pietro, laborer, r Dithmar Augustus C. Fourth Dithmar Emma A. Miss, private school, 930 Folsom Ditsch Frank (Monnier & Co.) r. NW cor Seventh and Bryant Ditson Oliver, seaman, r. 266 Brannan Dittes Charles, butcher Crossley & Adrian, r. 243 Ste- venson Dittes Michael, barber Deckelman & Lipman, r. 243 Stevenson Dittman John CiShow-casemaker William ProU, r. 1213 Powell Dittman Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 311 Dupont Dittmann Christopher, clerk, r. 229 SixtSenth Dittmann Elmil, importer and jobber books, sta- tionery, toys, fancy goods, etc., 1514 Polk, r. 1829 Bush Dittmann George F., r. 825 Kearny Dittmer Charles H., confectioner R. R. Swain, r. 268 Minna Dittmer Frederic I;, laborer, r. 21 M Twenty-second Dittmer Frederick, tailor, r. 617 Geary, rear Dittmer Herman W., clerk German Consulate, r. 219# Austin Dittmer Hermina Mrs., teacher sewing and fancy work, 219 Austin Dittmer John F., liquor saloon, SE cor Jessie and New Montgomery, r. 44 Clementina Dittmer Max, with Edward E. Ehrenpfort, r. 219 Aus- tin Dittmer Oscar, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 219 Aus- tin Dittner Frederick, engineer, r. 2019 Folsom Di Vecchio Albert, butcher, and fruits and vegetables, SE cor Sixth and Natoma, r. 531 Natoma Di Vecchio Emelio. butcher, NE cor Hayes and Octa- via, r. 305 Fulton Di Vecchio Ermenegildo, butcher, 871 Mission Di Vecchio Stephen, butcher, 301 Hayes, r. 225 Frank- lin Diver Eunice Miss, r. 24 Oak Grove Av Diver John, tanner, r. Harrison, bet Ninth and Tenth Diver Raymond A., salesman Newton Bros. & Co., r. 1310 Folsom Dividend Building, NW cor Pine and Leidesdor£f Dividend Saloon, Marvin & Scerle proptrs. 5 Leides- dorff Divisich S. «Sf Co. (Stephen Divisich) oyster and chop house, 3.32 East Divisith Stephen (S. Divisich & Co.) r. 1217 M Kearny Divolato Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Dix Casper (Dix & Straub) r. Oakland Dix Henry, r. 2650 Folsom Dix & Straub (Casper Dix and Michael Straub) groceries and liquors, NE cor Filbert and Fill- more Dixey William F., entry clert Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 1113 Sutter Dixon Andrew, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Dixon Anna L. Mrs., restaurant, 2645 Mission Dixon Annie, widow, r. 1619 Broderick Dixon, Bernstein i ■ P >^ H P cs o c G\A/ PI ADI/i?. rr\ 645 Market St., Whole.nle m,d . VV. LrLMn^ 66 \j\J. INTERIOR DECORATORS, KliJ'tfri; 94 ^\ hciletnle a\id Retail dealers In Paper mi iiigs, and nil kinds of Window .aterlals and Fixtures. .....ni^i r-v/ onil-DO » UAVrC FlTtTON IRON WOKKN, 213 Fremont Street, HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, Maunfacturersol Amalgamating Vitnu and »iettler«. DOH 386 DOL 9 a d u o u OS © -♦J § eS o a • O at e d o Doherty John P., plumber and gasfitter, SW cor Kear- ny and Pine, r. 1312 Pacifle Doherty Mary, widow, r. b94 Sutter Doherty Matthew, laborer, r. 263 Clara Doherty Michael, laborer, r. 528 Third Doherty Neil, tanner, r. SW cor Florida and Twenty- Doherty Niel J., machinist C. E. Doherty, r. 524 Na- Doherty Owen, teamster O. Imp. Co., r. 528 Third Doherty Patrick, fireman King St. (?fts Works, r. 37 d&ir6IlC6 PI Doherty Patrick, laborer, r. ."iSO Third Doherty Patrick, teamster, r. 1001 Battery Doherty Philip, laborer, r. 20 Anthony Doherty Philip, laborer, r. 720 Natoma Doherty Philip A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 720 Na- Doherty Richard, purifier King St. Gas Works, r. 35 Clarence PI Doherty Robert, machinist, r. 14 Clara, rear Doherty Rodger, expressman, r. 823 Harrison Doherty Rosa Miss, r. 2759 Mission Doherty Thomas, engineer Eugene Soule, r. 163 Silver Doherty Thomas, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 348 Eleventh . . -i,. Doherty Thomas F., boilerinaker Moymhan & Aitken, 706!4 Natoma Doherty Thomas J., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 720 Natoma Doherty William, r. 119 Silver Doherty William, r. 127 Jackson f&- Doherty. See Dougherty Dohm Charles F. A., sugar refiner, r. 409 Dolores Uohmanu Henry, r. 5163^ Mission Dohme Frank, carriagesmith Carvill Mnfg Co., r. Dohmen Henry A., clerk Richard Mehrtens, r. 1230 Dohney & Mernm, merchants (Walla Walla, W. T.) office 414 Market Dohnke Henry, bricklayer American Sugar Refinery, r. 1716 Dupont Dohoney James, teamster, r. 70 Brosnan Dohoney John, drayman, r. 117 Shipley Dohoney Philip C, salesman, r. 70 Brosnan Dohoney William, teamster, r. W s Sanchez, nr Four- teenth tff" Dohoney. See Doheney Dohr Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth . Dohring Charles, miller Eisen Bros., r. 704}^ Mission Dohrmann Adolph W. S. (Dohrmann & Co.) r. 720 Gt)lden Gaie Av , . ^ > Dohrmann PredericU W. (B. Nathan & Co.) r. Alameda ,„ , ^ j Dohrmann J. H., leader orchestra Wint«r Garden Dohrmann Richard, dishwasher Occidental Hotel Dohrmann William, physician, office and r. 535 Bryant Dohrmann & Co. (Adolph W. S. Dohrmann and Henry Wiingeuheim) proprietors Washington Mills, NW cor Washington andDrumm tff' Dohrmann. See^Dorman Dohs Chailes F. (Dohs & Buchanan) r. 974 Harrison Dohs John, barber, r. 1119 Kearny Dohs & Buchanan (Charles F. Dohs and John N. Buchanan) wagonmakers, 974 Harrison Doig D , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Doig George F., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 802 Howard Doirson Jules, wireworker, r. 834 Valencia Dokevija August, seaman, r. 4 Jackson Dolan Mrs., widow, r. 308 Minna Dolan Bridget, widow, r. 30 Everett , ^ ^ Dolan Charles, fireman S. P. RR., r. W 8 Bryant, bet Twentv-lourth and Twenty-fifth Dolan Edward, laoorer, r. 126 Ivy Av Dolan Emma Miss, r. Ws Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Dolan Frank, bartender, r. 644 Sacramento Dolan Huah, laborer S. P. RR.. r. W s Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Dolan Hugh, liquor saloon 1144 Folsom, r. 1 Folsom Av Dolan Hugh J., painter, r. Railroad Av, bet Dominica and Servia Dolan J., r. Park Hotel Dolan J., molder Natn«ial Iron Works Dolan Jacob F., tillermat Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1.. 8. F. F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell Dolan James, carpenter, r. 553 Minna Dolan James, fireman O. Imp. SS. Willamette Dolan James, fruits, foot Washington, r. 820 Battery Dolan James, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff Dolan James, laborer, r. 7 Bruce PI Dolan James, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Dolan James J., miner, r. 12 Rondell PI Dolan James P., r. Railroad Av, bet Dominica and Dolan James W.. wholesale commission agent Eastern boots and shoes. 414 Market, r. 518 Oak Dolan Jane Miss, dairy, E s Potrero Av, bet El Dorado and Center Dolan John, bricklayer, r. 358 Seventeenth Dolan John, laborer, r. 308 Minna Dolan John, fireman SS. Mexico „^ . ^ ^ ^ Dolan John, laborer, r. E s Chenery, nr Thirty-first Dolan John; meUer Architectural Iron Works, r. SW cor Powell and California Avs, B. H. Dolan John, tanner, r. cor Filbert and Van Ness Av Dolan John, teamster C. D. Dean, r. 13 Cleaveland Dolan John, teamster, r. 126 Ivy Av ^ ^ , Dolan John, watchman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1506 J4 Folsom Dolan John D., r. 906 Howard Dolan John D., policeman, r. 1501 Howard Dolan John J., hostler Market St. RR., r. 26 Albion Av Dolan John M., manufacturers' agent, 414 Market, r. 109 Perry _ „ . Dolan Joseph, deck boy P. C. SS. Ancon, r. Vallejo, bet Montgomery and Sansome Dolan Joseph, pantryman P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 820 Broadway _ Dolan Kate, domestic 917 Valencia Dolan Mary Miss, r. 30 Sanchez Dolan Matthew, laborer, r. 724 Brannan Dolan Michael, shipping clerk Macondray & Co., r. 109 Perry Dolan Michael, fruit dealer, r. 915 Sacramento Dolan Michael, fruit dealer, r. 529 Vallejo Dolan Michael, galvanizer, r. 126 Ivy Av Dolan Michael, laborer, r. 407 Tehama Dolan Michael, stevedore, r. 1051 Folsom Dolan Michael, teamster Dunsmulr, Diggle & Co., r. 724 Front ^ Dolan Michael E., jeweler, r. 1501 Howard Dolan Michael F., tanner, r. 121 Twenty-sixth Dolan Michael J., hackman, r. 652 Stevenson Dolan Michael J., plumber, r. 1051 Folsom Dolan Michael J., porter A. F. Nye & Co., and fore- man Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1313 California Dolan P., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Dolan P. A. & Co. (Patrick A. Dolan) proprie- tors Telephone Cab and Carriage Co., 1324-1326 Market „ . ■, Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 829 Guerrero, rear Dolan Patrick, helper McCormick Bros. ^ _ . . Dolan Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r. 927 Minna _ _,, , ., Dolan Patrick A. (P. A. Dolan & Co.) r. 217 Eighth Dolan Peter, laborer, r. St, Nicholas Hotel Dolan Rose Miss, r. 217 Eighth Dolan Rose, widow, r. 1410 Hyde Dolan Thomas, blacksmith J. V. Hall, r. Oakland Dolan Thomas, laborer O. Imp. Co., r. 32 Sanchez Dolan Thomas, porter Newmark, Gruenberg & Co., r. 1051 Folsom ^ _ Dolan Thomas, proprietor Champion Soap Fac- tory. E s Potrero Av, bet Alameda and El Dorado Dolan Thomas, waiter P. 0. SS. Dakota Dolan Thomas B., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- Dolan'^riiomas F., salesman James W. Dolan, r. 109 Perry Dolan Timothy, carpenter and builder, r. 155 Perry Dolan William (Beatty & Dolan) r. 47 Ritch Dolan William, coachman, r. 2517 Post Dolan William, coal passer, r. 37 De Boom Dolan William, butcher, v. 34 Russ Dolan William, machine operator Porter, Slesslnger & Co.. r. 1051 Folsom _ Dolan William B., Uquor saloon, 14o Third, r. 143 Third Dolan William B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 143 Third Dolan William F., salesman Keane Bros., r. 533 Capp a^ Dolan. See Doolan Dolan's Building, NE cor Third and Hunt Dolbeare George E., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 1009 Stockton SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDOMOUGH & CO. '™B«K5x«/c^^?,1i>rir^-^^^^^^ DOL 387 Dolbeer John (Dolbeer & Carson) r. 828 Lombard Uolbeer & Carson (John Dolbeer and William ^^^^?''n^°^,' .Y''"''^^"'® lumber dealers. 22 California Dold Charlotte, widow, r. 1310 Howard S^w ^^*°P°'^^- ''^•'■y produce. 541 Montgomery Av Dolet Eugene L.. clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 120 Sutter room 80 "u.^oi, Dolheguy Adolph, clerk, r. 521 Montgomery Av Dolheguy Benjamin, salesman, r. 5 Taylor PI Dolheguy Leon, salesman, r. 5 Taylor PI lof lU ^°^^ ^'^^' "^^^'^ ^' "^""""^"s & Co.. r. 5 Tay. Doll D. A. Mrs., r. 1514 Stockton Doll a., warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mills • Doll James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Doll Joseph T., clerk, r. 1421 Pine Doll P.. Barbers Pro. Union, 312 Post a^ Doll. See Dall Dollard John, master mariner, r. 416 Bryant Dol ard John, teamster, r. 28 }$ Langton Dollard Patrick G.,varnJsher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 313 Seventh Dollard William, wool grader, r. 929 Bryant Dolling Henry, packer Fr.H. Kosenbaum & Co. .r 1127 rilbert Dolling William H., engraver Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r. 1127 Filbert Dolhver Edwin, teamster, r. 118M Welsh Dolhver Frank P., salesman Dolliver & Bra, r. 114 Dolliver John S., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 1616 Bush Dolhver Samuel R. (Dolliver & Brothers) r. 426 Oak Do iver Thomas, leather dealer, r. 2201 Fillmore Dolliver William, salesman, r. 1713 J« Jessie Dolliver & Brother (Samuel R. Dolliver and Albert R Church), importers and dealers shoe T^ .manufacturers materials. 573-575 Market Dolly^Michael P., driver Omnibus RR., r. 8 Noonan Dolson DeWitt C, r. 424J^ Shotwell Doniann Charles F.. jewelry boxmaker A. H. Loch- baum. r. 7J^ Dikeman PI ^°°l*i*'r>''?^^P^' ^^^^^ assistant engineer O. and O SS. Belgj^; ° Domay Adolph, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 1226 Domay Anton, porter, r. 1226 Pine Domenichini Angelo, waiter, r. 115 Clark Domenici Basilio, tailor, 1335 Dupont, rear Domemci Giovanni (F. Pera & Co.) r. 413 Broadway Domenico Giovanni, milker J. A. Roy, r. San Bruno Road, opp Tenerifife Domeniconi Anselmo, r. 107 Valparaiso JKe^*^ Ctaston (Domergue & Gamier) r. 619 Domergue & Garnier (Gaston Domergue and Emil Gamier) liquor saloon, 618 Sacramento Domestic paper patterns, J. W. Evans agent, 29 Post uomesUc Restaurant, James B. Jaques proprie- tor, 2b First "Tgrn"*29%*o'^*"^ Machine Co., J. W. Evans ^°"shotwell'*°' ^■' ^"°'' °^'^^ ^"^ Battery, r. 714 Dominican Monastery, W s Steiner. bet Pine and Bush Dominie Borroni. fruit peddler, r. 4 Burgoyne PI Domingo Jose, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Domingo Pietro, expressman, r. 9 Bartol Dominique C, carver Charles M. Plum & Co . r 2332 Dupont Dominique Jean, r. 605 Broadway Dominique Marcel, gardener Bergerot & Lacoste. r NE cor Kansas and Center Dominique Marie, cigars, 422 Broadway Dominique Romain, lapidary Leduc, Conor & Laine. 39 H Fremont, r. 620 Broadway Domnick Frank, waiter M. Franciscovich, r. 32 Fourth Domon Henry, maltster H. Zwieg, r. 610 Brannan Don David K., bookbinder A. J. Leary, r. 937 Howard Don Jean, real estate, r. 1510 Dupont Don Robert, assistant engineer stmr Mary Garratt fift h "^*™^* ^" ''®*^"^" Omnibus RR., r. 316}^ Donaghy Patrick, hostler, r. SW cor Point Lobos and Twentieth Avs Donahar Andrew, laborer, r. 522 Eighth Donahoe Frank, laborer, r. 108 Tehama Donahoe Frank, marble cutter A. Morris, r. 372 Clem- entina DON Donahoe James, waiter International Hotel Donahoe John, filecutter, r. 5 Minna Donahoe Patrick, longshoreman, r. 18 Minna Donahue Ann. widow, r. 4Ji Harriet Donahue Bridget, widow, r. 247 Ritch Donahue Cornelius J., groceries and liquors, 997 Bry- Donahue Daniel, laborer, r. 618 Brannan Donahue Dennis, drayman, r. 42 Natoma Donahue Edward W., teamster, r. 31 Eddy Donahue E I. Mrs., furnished rooms, 676 Harrison Donahue Eugene expressman, NE cor Second and Howard, r. 145 Jj Dore Donahue Felix H., bricklayer, r. 217 Third Donahue Florence J., clerk, r. 721 Market Donahue Harry, clerk Henry B. Shaw, r. m Harriet Donahue Henry, sewing machine agent, r 529 Ivv Av Donahue J., blacksmith helper Risdon 1. and L Works • Donahue J., sheet ironworker Cal. Sugar Refinery Donahue James baker William J. Davis, r. Seven- teenth, bet Noe and Market c^veu Donahue James, hackman. Plaza, r. 413 Oak Donahue James, seaman, r. 100 Ji Jackson Donahue James M., secretary San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Co., 430 Montgomery, r. 4o4 Bryant ' ' ^°°abue James P. J., reporter Examiner, r. 204 Proa- Donahue James T.. bookkeeper Stevenson & Long- will, r. 511 O'Farrell ^ Donahue Jeremiah, laborer Potrero Gas Works r N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky Donahue John, hackdriver, r. 36 Clay Donahue John, laborer, r. 18Ji Otis PI Donahue John, laborer, r. 1122 Bryant Donahue John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa Donahue John, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co r 319 Jessie '' " Donahue John H., millhand, r.421 Sixth Donahue John W., compositor Journal of Commerce r. 246 Fourth Donahue Joseph, carpet layer Charles M. Plum & Co r. 159 Tehama '' Donahue Kate Mrs., janitress, r. Twentieth Av. nr • Point Lobos Av ». -* Donahue Margaret Mrs., r. 538 Minna Donahu« Martin H., bartender Martin Reidy, r 4A0i6 Jessie, rear "u;^ Donahue Michael, hostler Club Stables, r. 134 Sev- enth Donahue Mollie Miss, dressmaker, r 4 Zoe PI Donahue Moses, r. SW cor Fair Oaks and Twenty- second "^"»j Donahue Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Dore Donahue Patrick, watchmaker and jeweler, 104 Jack- SOU Donahue Peter, capitalist, and president San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Co.. San Francisco Gas Light Co. and Sonoma Valley Rail- road Co. office 430 Montgomery, r. 454 Bryant Donahue Peter J., capitalist, 56 Nevada Block, r. 346 i? irst Donahue Simon, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 20 Page Donahue T., boxmaker Hobbs. Wall & Co r 22 Louisa ■' Donahue T. k Co. (Thomas Donahue and Robert Market^*'^ *"' ^^®® '"^^ ^^^'^^ ^"^^' °^'^^ ^°* Donahue Thomas (T. Donahue & Co.) r. NE cor Fol- som and Second "i x uj Donahue Thomas, laborer La Grande Laundry "^Third ^" ''°P^''* ^*""'*^ ^^^'■^' «■• 304 Donahue Timothy Donabue William, Donahue William Tehama Donahiie William, nutmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r Falkland, nr Tallapoosa i"'"», r. "^ Do°no*hue°' ^^* donahoe, Donoghue, Donohoe and Donalan Michael, teamster, r. 120 Turk, rear Dona dson -—.freight clerk P. M. SS Australia Donaldson Alexander, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 31 Ji Garden ^^ ' Donaldson Alfred, seaman ]|^. S3. Granada ''''^^''2rSa?G^^'ve*°A'; colJ»-Section 4 Sea Wall, . miner, r. 226 Fulton , clerk, T.m Harriet H., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 159 TRUMAN ISHAM & nn ^^illMarlrDtOt AGEICULTUEAL IMPLEMENTS iiuiriHii. lonHlTI OC UU., 509,511 Market St. wagons, Bnggies, carnages, steam Em B w O o Q(D O a Of? o B as O o p. 9 19 w o o B » o w p B O WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: JOHN fVIOMORE, Office 133 Spear Street. Yards: 12tf to 147 Ki>eur St., and 36, 28 Howard Mt. DON 388 DON Donaldson E. D., bell boy The Baldwin Donaldson James (Donaldson & Co.) r. Oakland Donaldson John, bartender, r. 121 Sixth Donaldson John, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Donaldson John, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 31}^ Garden Donaldson Robert A., assistant general passen- ger and ticket agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and TowDsend, room 74, r. 511 Golden Gate Av Donaldson Walter H., metalworker Conlin & Roberts, r. 317 Geary DONALDSON & 00. .ja^es i>o„. alclson and Jolin Ga'wne) sliipping' and commission merchants, ag'ents Inter- national Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of Liverpool, and United States Fire Insurance Co. of New York, 319 Cali- fornia Donavan Daniel J., marble cutter, r. 6 Gody Donavan John M., horseshoer William cJradock, r. California Av, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Donavan Michael, laborer, r. W s California Av, nr Gody^ B. H. Donavan William, laborer C. P. RR., r. 132 Oak, rear tSt" Donavan. See Donovan Doncks Peter H., r. 341 Hayes Dondero Andrew, varnisher L. & E. Emanuel, r. 109 Grove Dondero Charles, editor La Voce delPopolo, 535 Wash- ington, r. 16 John Dondero Charlse, paste maker L. Valente, r. 216 Broadway Dondero Giuseppe (Dondero & Marino) r. 718 Green- wich, rear Dondero Giuseppe, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI Dondero Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1819 Union Dondero Margaret, widow, r. 16 John Dondero & Marino (Giuseppe Dondero and D. Mar- ino) fruits and vegetables, 718 Greenwich Donegan Elizabeth Mrs., r. 6H Sherwood PI Donegan James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 113 Natoma Donegan John, musician Emerson's Standard Thea- ter, r. 326 Mason Donegan John J. (Calnan & Donegan) r. 355 Minna Donegan Maggie, domestic 1505 Geary Donegan Mary, domestic 1822 Buchanan Donegan Mary Mrs., r. 1314 Filbert Donegan Patrick, painter, r. 1000 Hyde Donegan Thomas, painter, r. 1000 Hyde t^ Donegan. See Dunigan and Dunnigan Donehy Denis, teamsteif r. N s Filbert, bet Fillmore and Steiner Donehy John, clerk Edward McGinnis, t. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama Donelson H. R. Mrs., r. 2914 Sacramento Douelson John D., teamster, r. 529 Valencia Doner Albert, pantryman George W. Hildreth, r. Coso House Donigan Michael, laborer Gower & Gilman, r. 813 Battery Donlan John, boilermaker, r. 108 Langton, rear Donlan John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. Henry, bet Noe and Castro Donlan Kate Miss, r. 1022 Hampshire Donlan Michael, r. 172 Minna Donlan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 30 Russ Donlan Thomas S., blacksmith, r. 777 Market Donlan William E., actor, r. 28 Russ 9^ Donlan. See Donlon and Donnellan Donleavy Michael F., restaurant and oyster saloon, 530 Market, r. 1136 Howard Donlevy Andrew, grain er, 923 Market, r. 1050 How- ard Donlevy Patrick, stableman, r. 608 Howard Donley J. C, weighers' dept Custom House, r. Bradley House Donley John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 20 Haight •yDonley. See Donnelly and Donnolly Donlon Delia, domestic 927 Pine Donlon Henry, stock clerk Rehfischfe Co., r. 631 Twen- ty-third Donlon Joseph M,, insurance broker, 310 California, r. 631 Twenty-third Donlon Michael, car inspector C. P. RR., r. 131 Langr ton Donlon Michael, teamster 8. F. Gas Light Co. Donlon Michael J., foreman R. W. Harris, r. 1004 Jackson Donlon Patrick, laborer, r. 81 Natoma Donlon Patrick F., plasterer, r. 38 Crocker Donlon Thomas, trackman Presidio RR., r. 28 Allen Donlon T. J., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Oak- land Donlon William J., book keeper McNally & Hawkins, r. 631 Twenty-third l^"Donlon. See Donlan and Donnellan Donnadieu Henry, bartender, r. 246 Third Donne Richard M., expressman, JJW cor Battery and Washington, r. 1009 McAllister Donnell Artliur C, city agent California Insur- ance Co., and Union Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of New Zealand. 318 California, r. Oakland Donnell Matthew, hostler, r. 134 Seventh Donnellan Benjamin C, carpenter Bowles & Darrow, r. 153^ Third Donn Elian L. S. Mrs., teacher, r. 539 California Donnellan Thomas, livery stable, 719 O'Farrell, rear Donnellan William E., clerk, r. 928 Clay Donn Elian William L., r. 539 California l^"Donnellan. See Donlan and Donlon Donnelly Andrew J. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. 417 Kearny Donnelly Bernard, carpenter Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. 323 Jessie Donnelly Bernard, cook, r. 217 Langton Donnelly Bernard, hackman, r. 826 Montgomery Donnelly Bridget Mrs., groceries, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth Donnelly Bryan, r. 315 Eighth Donnelly Bryan, blacksmith, and extraman Engine No. 12, 8. F. F. D., r. 8 Minna Donnelly Catherine, widow, r. 19 Sumner Donnelly Catherine Mrs., r.423 Hyde Donnelly Charlels E., telegraph operator W. D. Tel. Co., r.2315 Howard Donnelly Christopher, capitalist, r. 212 Broadway Donnelly, Dunne & Co. (Andrew J. and Ed- ward T. Donnelly and James F. Dunne) cattle and sheep dealers, 601 California, room 4 Donnelly Edward, contractor, r. 2103 Jones Donnelly Edward, gasfitter Edward V; Wilson, r. 1122 Larkin Donnelly Edward G. J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt At (;o., r. 19 Sumner Donnelly Edward T. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. San Filipe Donnelly Edward T., tannery, S s Serpentine Av, bet Hampshire and Potrero Av Donnelly E. F., lettercarrier Post OflSce, r. 613 Turk Donnelly Francis, boilermaker O. and O. 6S. Arabic Donnelly Frank, laborer, r. 304 Fremont Donnelly George, blacksmith A. Muir, r. 26 Federal Donnelly Hector, teamster J. Macdonough & Co., r, 532 Mission Donnelly Henry, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Donnelly Hugh, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 20 Langton Donnelly James, captain bktne Portland, office 44 Market Donnelly James, cook, r. 317 Beale, rear Donnelly James, lather, r. 423 Hyde Donnelly James J., salesman S. Lachman & Co., r. 927}^ Jackson Donnelly James T., stitcher Main & Winchester, r. 636 Commercial Donnelly J. C, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1207 Steiner Donnelly Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms, 771 H Mis- sion Donnelly John, r. 633 Geary Donnelly John, assistant foreman P. M. 88. Go's Wharf, r. 13 Federal Donnelly John, fish dealer, r. 425 Clementina Donnelly John, hostler, r. 233 Tehama Donnelly John, laborer, r. 136 Shipley Donnelly John, laborer, r. 402 Broadway Donnelly John, teamster, r. N s Pacific Av, bet Devi- sadero and Broderick Donnelly John, water tender P. M. 88. City of Rio de Janeiro Donnelly John C, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 19 Sumner Donnelly John E., actor The Fountain, r. 1110 Harri- son Donnelly John H., carver, r. 135 Tehama Donnelly John H., tanner, r. 8 8 Serpentine Av, nr Hampshire LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO, MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD W^ORK. I.OW^ PRICKS. OFFICK, 648 9IARKFT STRERT. DON 389 DON compositor, r. 39 Clara molder Eagle Brass Works, r. 69 Donnelly John J. Donnelly John W Natoma Donnelly Joseph, teamster, r. 34 Hayes Donnelly Joseph B., salesman S. Bine, r. Oakland Donnelly J. T., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 214 Na- toma Donnelly Kate, domestic 1926 Sutter Donnelly Kate, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fact- ory Donnelly L. E., r. Occidental Hotel Donnelly Lemuel L. (Donnelly & Soderer) r. 26 J^ Kearny Donnelly Luke, cooper, r. 15 Nineteenth Donnelly Luke, laborer, r. 541 Hayes Donnelly Mary E., widow, r. 20 Haight Donnelly Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 19 Sumner Donnelly Mary E. Miss, assistant Bincon Grammar School, r. 25 Grand Av Donnelly Michael, laborer, r. 1727 Market Donnelly Michael, tanner, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr Hampshire Donnelly Michael, tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r. 1710 Mason Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper Patrick F. Dundon, r. 336 Eighteenth Donnelly Michael K., seaman, r. 106 Jackson Donnelly M. Louise Miss, assistant Eincou Grammar School, r. 25 Grand Av Donnelly P., r. 323 Jessie Donnelly P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Donnelly Patrick, baker St. Mary's Hospital Donnelly Patrick, laborer, r. 541 Hayes Donnelly Patrick, lather, r. 733 Market Donnelly Patrick, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 724 Front Donnelly Patrick F., brass finisher Weed & Klngwell, r. 135 Tehama Donnelly Patrick T., bookkeeper Retail Butchers' Union, r. 315 Eighth Donnelly Peter, laborer C. P. RR. Donnelly Peter, porter, r. 711 Treat Av Donnelly Robert, seaman, r. 48 Sacramento Donnelly Rose, domestic 2301 Devisadero Donnelly Thomas, r. 32 Minna Donnelly Thomas, r. 115 Clinton Donnelly Thomas (Skerrett & Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth Donnelly Thomas, upholsterer, r. 70 Jessie Donnelly Thomas C, mnfr, r. 1611 Mason Donnelly Thomas F., r. 25 Grand Av Donnelly Thomas J., promptor Winter Garden, r. 603 Post Donnelly Walton C, teamster, r. 72 Juniper Donnelly William, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 410 Natoma Donnelly Winifred, furnished rooms, 2 Eighth Donnelly & Soderer (Lemuel L. Donnelly and Augus- tus Soderer) confectionery, 1108 Market 8^ Donnelly. See Donley and Donnolley Donnels Albert T., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 227 Bartlett Donnels Emma L., teacher, r. 227 Bartlett Donnels Horace C, clerk, r. 227 Bartlett Donnels Thomas, with William Dunphy, r. 227 Bart- lett Donner Bruno, bartender H. Metzler, r. 1805 Powell Donner Charles, blacksmith C. F: Suhl, r. New Hansa Hotel Donner Henry, assistant superintendent aquarium Woodward's Gardens, r. 1805 Powell Donner Louis, carpenter, r. 1805 Powell Donnet J. P., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Donnicliff Thomas J., janitor Grant Primary School, r. W s Buchanan, bet Haight and Waller Donnolley James, steward bark Henry Buck, r. 317J4 Beale 1^" Donnolley. See Donley and Donnelly Donoghue Daniel J., delivery clerk P. M. 38. Co'8 Wharf, r. 427 Third Donoghue Florence, messenger S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 458 Jessie Donoghue George A., Sheriff's keeper, r. 450 Tehama Donoghue John, laborer, r. 547 Mission Donoghue Michael, collector First National Gold Bank of S. F., r. 403 Van Ness Av Donoghue Patrick J. Mrs., widow, r. 450 Tehama Donoghue Thomas, S. J., r. 214 Hayes Donoher John, blacksmith, W s Harrison, bet Thir- teenth and Fourteenth Donohoe Cornelius, policeman, r. 416)$ Shipley Donohoe Joseph A. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 526 Harrison Donohoe, Kelly & Co. (Joseph A. Donohoe, Eu- gene Kelly, Howard Havens and John W. Flood) bankers, SE cor Montgomery and Sacramento Donohoe Moses, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twen- ty-second and Fair Oaks Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, r. 1613 Turk B^" Donohoe. See Donahoe, Donahue, Donoghue and Donohue Donohue Mrs. , widow, r. 1223 Broadway Donohue Annie, tailoress, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Cen- ter and Santa Clara Donohue Catherine, r. NE cor Greenwich and Steiner Donohue Catherine, widow, liquor saloon, 827 Folsom Donohue Charles, bagmaker Blake, Bobbins & Co.. r. 213 Polk Donohue Daniel (A. Anstett & Co.) r. 725 Green Donohue Daniel, junk dealer, 2 Folsom, r. 12 )4 Zoe Donohue Daniel, laborer, r. 21 Clementina Donohue Denis, laborer, r. N s Filbert, bet Fillmore and Steiner Donohue Edward, shoemaker, r. 100 Ash Av Donohue Edward Jr., plumber, r. 100 Ash Av Donohue Ellen, widow, r. 4 Zoe PI Donohue Francis, real estate, r. NW cor Guerrero and Duncan Donohue Hannah, widow, r. 177 Stevenson, bet Potter and Brady Donohue Harriet Miss, operator American Dist. Tel. Co., NW cor Hayes and Laguna, r. 718 Leaven- worth Donohue Henry, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1210 Green Donohue Hubert, bagmaker Blake, Bobbins & Co., r. 213 Polk Donohue Hugh, painter, r. 213 Polk Donohue Humphrey, expressman, NE cor Geary and Dupopt, r. 229 Langton Donohue James, blacksmith, r. 28 Alvarado Donohue James, groceries and liquors, J16 Seventh Donohue James, teamster Calvin E. Knickerbocker, r. 524 Mission Donohue James C, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Donohue Jane, widow, r. cor Falkland and Talla- poosa Donohue Jeremiah, fireman, r. 34 Tehama Donohue John, r. 547 Mission Donohue John, cigarmaker, r. 274 Clementina Donohue John, hostler Market St. RR., r. S s Fif- teenth, nr Valencia Donohue John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 10 Miller PI • Donohue John, laborer, r. 542 Mission Donohue John, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 37 Jessie Donohue John, carriage painter Patrick Donohue, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara Donohue John, clerk, r. 417 Powell Donohue John, shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 502 M Broadway Donohue John, waiter Russ House, r. 245 Minna Donohue John C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bry- ant and Preston PI Donohue John F., machinist, r. 28 Alvarado Donohue John H., teamster, r. NW cor Duncan and Guerrero Donohue John J., plumber Thomas Day & Co., r. 912 Ellis Donohue John W., surveyor, r. 84 West Mission Donohue Mamie Miss, saleslady The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 84 West Mission Donohue Margaret, tailoress, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara Donohue Mary, widow, r. Marquesas, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Donohue Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Minna Donohue Michael, bookkeeper, r. 469 Jessie Donohue Michael, car conductor, r. 541 First Donohue Michael, laborer, r. Marquesas, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Donohue Owen, miner, r. 309 Elm Av Donohue P.. laborer, r. 346 Fourth Donohue Patrick, blacksmith and carriage painter, 716 Sansome, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara Donohue Patrick, contractor, r. 84 West Mission Donohuu Patrick, plasterer, r. 20 Page Donohue Patrick, salesman Drake & Emerson, r. 222 Minna INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 MarM St. H IIWCKI.ET. SPIER»i * HAYES, PUtTON IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Street, Mviuntcturer^ of BOCK BBEAKEKS, RETORT^ and ROASTINU FVRNACEik DON 390 DON d u PQ I Donohue Patrick, Bboemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. ailJ4 Polk Donohue Patrick E., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. cor Sixteenth and Julian Av Donohue Richard, laundryiuan, r. 1223 Broadway Donohue Richard F., beer bottler Sullivan & Dono- hue, r. 912 Ellis Donohue Roger, expressman, cor Washington and Sansome, r. E 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Donohue Stephen J., engineer Union Soap Factory, r. NE cor Seventeenth and Market Donohue Thomas (Donohue & Phelan) r. 1432 How- ard Donohue Thomas, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 912 Lyon Donohue Thomas, marble cutter Edward McGrath, 935 Market Donohue Thomas I., painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. 213 Polk Donohue Thomas R. (Sullivan & Donohue) r. 912 El- lis Donohue Timothy, laborer, r. 230 Langton Donohue W., rail borer Pac. Rolling Mills Donohue & Phelan (Thomas Donohue and Patrick Phelan) liquor saloon, 33 Second t^ Donohue. See Donahoe, Donahue, Donoghue and Donohoe Donovan Andrew J., compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r. 225 Fulton Donovan Ann, widow, r. 1227 Green Donovan .^nna, widow, r. 44 Jessie, rear Donovan Bridget, domestic 2522 Pacific Av Donovan Bridget, widow, r. 246 Jessie Donovan Catherine, widow, r. 225 Fulton Donovan Cornelius, boilermaker, r. 210 Austin Donovan Cornelius, cake trimmer Pac. Oil and Lead Works Donovan Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 703 San- chez Donovan CoAelius, housemover, r. 8W cor Mission and Thirteenth Donovan Cornelius, laborer, r. 440 Brannan Donovan Cornelius, painter W. W. Blake, r. 8E cor Twenty-second and Sanchez Donovan Cornelius, steward American Exchange Hotel, r. 629 Greenwich Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 1412 Stockton, r. 757 Brannan Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 1253 Montgomery Donovan Daniel, seaman, r. 127 Folsom Donovan Daniel, shoemaker, r. 211 Jones Donovan Daniel, special policeman, r. 519 Brannan, rear Donovan Daniel, woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 763 Bryant Donovan Daniel E., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., r. 919 Greenwich Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 732 Natoma Donovan Denp is, with Jones & Bryant, r. 757 Bran- nan Donovan Domic ick, teamster, r. 430 Jackson Donovan Edward, gasfitter Central Gas Light Co., r. 28 Garden Donovan Ellen Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, r. 631 Webster Donovan Ellen Mrs., midwife, r. 1524 Dolores Donovan Eugene, laborer, r. 217 Perry Donovan Frances Mrs., tailoress, r. 18 Valencia Donovan Frank, driver Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 412 Bush Donovan Hannah Mrs., r. 1023 Vallejo Donovan Hannah Mrs., seamstress, r. 103 Hayes Donovan Honora, widow, r. 618 Ji Natoma Donovan James, coffeeroaster, r. 1227 Green Donovan James, laborer, r. 461 Jessie Donovan James, laborer Edward Bangs, r. 38 Welsh Donovan James, painter P. C. 8S. Co., r. 400 Steven- son Donovan James, signpninter, r. 15C5H Market Donovan James Jr., r. 461 Jessie Donovan James A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 611 Ste- venson Donovan James H., ornamentor Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r. 763 Bryant Donovan James J. Jr., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 524 Stevenson Donovan James M., butcher, r. 225 Fulton Donovan Jeremiah, driver Market St. RR. Donovan Jeremiah, laborer N. B. it M. RR. Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 426 Fulton Donovan Jeremiah, laborer Pac. Roiling MillB, r. Breslin Hotel Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 440 M Brannan Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 511 Stevenson Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 919 Greenwich Donovan Jeremiah, morocco mnfr, Brannan PI, r. 408 Shipley Donovan Jeremiah, wool presser, r. 1227 Green Donovan Jeremiah, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York Donovan Jeremiah, printer, r. 710 Fulton Donovan Jeremiah F., pressman, r. 142 M Fourth Donovan Jeremiah J. (Donovan & O'DonneU) r. 4 Elliot Park Donovan John, r. 609 Pine Donovan John, actor, r. 641 Commercial Donovan John, blacksmith, 1602 Mission, r. off E 8 Dolores, nr Fifteenth Donovan John, bootblack, 107 Sixth, r. 23 Moss Donovan John, commercial traveler, r. 1817 OTarrell Donovan John, currier, r. 6 Alice Donovan John, elevatorman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 531 Bryant Donovan John, fireman C. P. BR. stmr El Capitan, r. Oakland Donovan John, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 162 First Donovan John, hostler, r. 1140 Mission Donovan John, hostler Peter Garrity, r. 3Burcham PI Donovan John, laborer David Bush Donovan John, laborer, r. 1402 Turk Donovan John, laborer, r. 512 Mission Donovan John, laborer, r. 732 Fourth Donovan John, laborer, r. 908 Valencia Donovan John, longshoreman, r. 112 Steuart Donovan John, laborer, r. 410 Natoma Donovan John, machinist, r. 529 Valencia Donovan John, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 678 Clementina Donovan John, plasterer, r. 730 Fulton Donovan John, seaman, r. 15 Howard Donovan John, ship carpenter, r. 118 Ji Washington Donovan John, special police, r. .519 Brannan, rear Donovan John, teamster, r. Branch House Donovan John A., house and sign painter, r. 708 Nine- teenth Donovan John C, warehouseman, r. 1616 Dupont Donovan John E. F., engineer, r. 28 Garden Donovan John F., bartender John DriscoU. r. 8W cor Howard and Sixth Donovan John F., teamster, r. 412 Bush Donovan John G., laborer r. 279 Stevenson Donovan John H., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 1138 Green Donovan John H., clerk John H. Tobin, r. 225 Fulton Donovan John H., housesmith A. Pfeiffer, r. 313 Jessie Donovan John J., whitener and painter, r. 6 Potter Donovan John J., silversmith R. Schaezlein, r. 2S Garden Donovan John J., teacher, r. 224 McAllister Donovan John P., iron shutter maker, r. 313 Jessie Donovan John W., salesman, r. 246 Jessie Donovan Joseph, brass finisher, r. 306 Jessie Donovan Joseph, carpenter, r. 1325 Natoma Donovan Joseph, laborer, r. NW cor Oak and Webster Donovan Joseph F., cigar maker, r. 605 Broadway Donovan Joseph J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) r.44 blxtb Donovan Joseph T., druggist W. J. Bryan, r. 919 Greenwich Donovan Julia, domestic 1912 Clay Donovan Julia, widow, r. SW cor Mission and Thir- teenth Donovan Eatie, hairdresser Goldstein & Cohn, r. SlU Welsh Donovan Kate, laundress 28 Ellis Donovan E.. M. Miss, furnished rooms, 14 Mason Donovan Maggie Miss, teacher, r. 1227 Green Donovan Margaret, domestic 634 Washington Donovan Margaret, widow, r. 715 Natoma Donovan Maria, widow, r. 1620 Greenwich Donovan Martin, shoemaker J. B.Steele,r. 1114 Pierce Donovan Martin Vt'., clerk, r. 1114 Pierce Donovan Mary, domestic NW cor Fulton and Pierce Donovan Mary, domestic 1509 Gough Donovan Mary Miss, r. 715 Natoma Donovan Mary, widow, r. 37 >4 Welsh Donovan Mary, widow, r. 1711 Clay, rear Donovan Mary A., fancy noods. 1561 Market Donovan Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 732 Natoma SAN FR&nCISCO laundry. *"'"''"9*§J'J?,"3!?LWt'-''*'"'*'* 1 J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and Dealers fn COAl. and PI« IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. DON 391 DOR Donovan Michael, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 2 Hill Donovan Michael, cigars and tobacco, Oakland Ferry, r. 14 Clay Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 539 Second Donovan Michael, laborer Lacbman & Jacobi, r. 652 Howard Donovan Michael, longshoreman, r. 331 Beale Donovan Michael, policeman, r. 1524 Dolores Donovan Michael A., tanner, r. 2823 Clay Donovan Michael J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) r. 23 Fulton Donovan M. J. & J. J. (Michael J. and Joseph J.) painters' 1006 Mission Donovan Murty, milkman, r. N s Algeria, bet Poto- mac and San Joaquin Donovan Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 225 Fulton Donovan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 313 Jessie Donovan Patrick, carpenter, r. 249 Perry Donovan Patrick, engineer Golden Gate Mill Co., r. 273 Greenwich Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 208 Langton Donovan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 422 Fulton Donovan Philip, painter, r. 1505 J^ Market Donovan Thomas, r. 426 Kearny Donovan Thomas, laborer, r. 3034 J$ Sixteenth Donovan Thomas, with Daniel Donovan, r. 757 Bran- nan Donovan Thomas F., shoemaker, r. 6 Potter Donovan Timothy, bartender, r.:St. Nicholas Hotel Donovan Timothy, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 551 Folsom Donovan Timothy, cabinetmaker, r. 531 Bryant Donovan Timothy, shoemaker, 306 Jessie Donovan Timothy, shoemaker, r. 209 Chattanooga Donovan Timothy Jr., brassfinisher, r. 306 Jessie Donovan T. J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 808 Leaven- worth • Donovan William, laborer, r. 207 Clara Donovan William J., bookkeeper, r. 620 Greenwich Donovan & O'Donnell (Jeremiah J. Donovan and Martin O'Donnell) restaurant, 1303 Polk I^T" Donovan. See Donavan Donzel David, clerk Scofield & Tevls, r. Alameda Donzel John D., assistant bookkeeper Scofield & Tevis, r. Alameda , Donzel Louis P. (Hubbard & Donzel) r. 543 Fourth Donzelmann Frederick, clerk E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 112 Julian Av Donzelmann John F., insurance agent, 425 California, r. 318 Octavia Donzelmann John H., liquor dealer, r. 112 Julian Av Donzelmann William, driver E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 112 Julian At Doody Daniel, painter G.W. Clark & Co., r. 16 Langton Doody Denis, gardener, r. 228 Minna Doody Ellen, widow, r. 16 Langton Doody John, peddler, r. 362 Natoma Doody Margaret, widow, r. 1228 Bush Doody Matthew, bookkeeper B. P. Oliver, r. 16 Lang- ton Doody P., laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel Doody Richard, groom, r. 1228 Bush 8^" Doody. See Dudy Doogery Edward, plasterer, r. 724 Mission Doolan Dennis, pianomaker, r. 416 Fifth Doolan John, waiter, r. 318 Davis Doolan Richard P., bookkeeper The H. T. Holmes Lime Co., r. 1424 Mission Doolan Thomas, pianomaker C. R. Hall, r. 522 Ste- venson, rear Doolan Thomas, teamster, r. 540 Mission Doolan Timothy, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Doolan William, laborer O. B. and N. Co's Wharf 9^ Doolan. See Dolan Dooley E. T., superintendent Boys and Girls Aid See, 68 Clementina, r. Marlborough House Dooley James P., pressfnan P. J. Thomas, r. 823 Val- lejo, rear Dooley Kate, widow, r. 823 Vallej^o, rear Dooley Jane, widow, r. cor Teneriffe and Railroad Av Dooley John (Dooley & Boylan) r. 1819 Buchanan Dooley John, teamster, r. 2733 Pine Dooley Martin, laborer, r. W b Boyce, nr Geary Dooley Patrick, driver Lafayette Brewery, r. 902 Fil- bert Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Hyde and Bay Dooley Patrick, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r. N s Eighteenth, nr Douglass Dooley Thomas, coachman, 328 Bryant Dooley Thomas, longshoreman, r. 4 Buchanan Alley Dooley Thomas, meterman 8. F. Gas Light Co. Dooley Thomas F., butcher, r. 346 Fourth Dooley William, porter P. M. SS. City of Rio de Jan- eiro, r. 522 Bryant Dooley & Boylan (John Dooley and Bernard Boylan) liquor saloon, 316 Fourth 0^" Dooley. See Dooly and Duley • Dooling Henry, porter, r. 1127 Filbert Dooling James F., box maker Standard Box Factory, r. 1117 Harrison Dooling John H., driver Isaac Stone, r. Ws San Bruno Road, nr Courtland Av Doolittle Agnes C. Miss, teacher music, r. 857 Folsom Doolittle Henry F., clerk Wilson & Bro., r. 857 Folsom Doolittle William G., clerk, r. 558 Folsom Dooly Andrew, gardener, rWa Twenty-fifth, bet York and Hampshire Dooly James, laborer C. P. RR., r. 120 Shipley Dooly Kate A. Miss, r. 315 Geary Dooly Mary L. Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 315 Geary B^" Dooly. See Dooley and Duley Doonan T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Doonin M. Miss, dressmaker, 3 Susquehanna Doose William A., waiter, r. 639 Jessie Dooser Louisa, widow, r. 19 Berkeley Av Dopello Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Dopke William, carpenter German Hospital Dopson Henry, bricklayer, r. Philadelphia House D'Or Margaret, widow, r. 1115 McAllister Doran Arthur G., dairyman John Doran, r. Kosciusko, nr Union Av, B. H. Doran Bridget, widow, r. 110 Second Doran Bridget, widow, r. N s Francisco, bet Larkin and Polk Doran Charles A., carpenter Occidental Foundry, r. 1605 Stevenson Doran Edward J., cashier Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r. 916 Pacific Doran Ellen, widow, r. 916 Pacific Doran Frank E., clerk, r. 1009 Pacific Doran J. Annie Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School, r. 1104 Market Doran James, blacksmith, 55 Beale, r. 2111 Mission Doran James, landscape gardener, r. 268 Jessie Doran James, laundryman, r. 619 Pacific Doran James, tanner C. Hellwig, r. 121 Twenty-sixth Doran James H., horseshoer James Doran, r. 2111 Mission Doran James J., fresco painter, r. 1009 Pacific Doran Jane, domestic 604 Leavenworth Doran John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 260 Stevenson Doran John, milkdalry, E s Kosciusko, nr Union Av, B. H. Doran John, seaman, r. 668 Mission Doran John, shoemaker, r. 110 Taylor, rear Doran John R., clerk, r. 1009 Pacific Doran John S., stereotyper Post, r. 952 ii Howard Doran Joseph, driver R. F.- Goodrich, r. Kosciusko, nr Union Av, B. H. Doran Julia, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Doran K. Miss, r. 1104 Market Doran Marie E. Miss, assistant Irving Primary School, r. 916 Pacific Doran Maurice, teamster Hugh Flynn, r. 13 Louisa Doran Michael, laborer, r. 261 First Doran Michael, sailmaker, r. 55 Federal Doran Michael F., tanner C. Hellwig, r. 121 Twenty- sixth Doran Patrick, gardener, r. 1811 Lyon Doran Thomas F., carpenter, r. 19 Julian Av Doran Thomas L., gardener, r. 336 J4 Bush Doran William, driver R. F. Goodrich, r. Kosciusko, nr Union Av, B. H. Doran William, policeman, r. 1009 Pacific Doran William J., pressman Post, r. 952 54 Howard Doran William P. M., engineer Gutta Percha and Rubber Mnfg Co., r. 268 Jessie Dorcey Thomas, laborer, r. 1319 Kearny Dorcy Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 222 Minna Dorcy Peter, saloon keeper, r. 36 Geary 18^" Dorcy. See Dorsey Dore Anna M. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar School, r. 112 Perry Dore Benjamin (Benjamin Dore & Co.) r. 824 Green- wich Dore Benjamin & Co. (Benjamin and Harry E. Dore) printers, 521 Clay BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses. MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: JOHN wienoRE, 133 aipe»r Mtreet. DOR 392 DOS © Dore Charles, bookkeeper Maurice Dore & Co.. r. 81G Powell Dore Cornelius, stevedore, r. 215 Miuna Dore Edward R. (Hurst & Dore) r. 213 Sixtfenth Dore Elizabeth Mrs. (Dore & Co.) r. 923 Harrison Dore Frank E., pressman, r. 2108 Mason Dore Harry E. (Benjamin Dore k Co.) r. 2205 Pine Dore Henry, miner, r. Ahlborn House Dore Herbert C.-, r. 74fi Mission Dore Maurice (Maurice Dore & Co) r. 816 Powell Dore Maurice, longshoreman, r. 215 Minna Dore Maurice Si Co. (Maurice Dore) real estate and general auctioneers, 410 Pine, Nevada Block Dore & Co. (Mrs. Elizabeth Dore and E. W. Hawes) draymen, NE cor Bush and Sansome Iff" Dore. See Doerr and Dorr Doren Mark, ship carpenter, r. 225 Fourth Dores Sadie, domestic 2122 Mission Dorety Elizabeth Y., widow, r. 5 Ridley Dorety George A., teamster, r. 5 Ridley Dorety Joseph H., agent Johnson's printing inks, and George Meier & Go's lithographic materials, 529 Commercial, r. Oakland Dorety Mary, seamstress, 615 Bush Dorety Montrose H., clerk, r. 5 Ridley Dorety William W., salesman A. C. Robison, r. 5 Bid- ley e^ Dorety. See Dorrity Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper, r. 106^ Third Dorey Nicholas A., with Morgan Bros., r. 106J4 Third Dorfler August H., engineer, r. 230 Second Dorfler Henry, clerk Charles Seipel, r. 2302 Mission Dorfler Robert H., teamster, 313 Davis, r. 4 Bruce PI Dorgan George P., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 20 Russ Dorgan James, clerk Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,r. 466 Minna Dorgan James B., bookkeeper, r. 52 Natoma Dorgan James T., compositor McCormick Bros.,r. 101- Jessie I Dorgan Michael H., plumber, r. 55 Silver Dorgan Thomas, carpenter, r. 1413 Guerrero Dorgan Thomas J., clerk, r. 1642}^ Mission Dorgan Thomas W., night operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 466 Minna Dorgan Timothy, laborer, r. S s Chestnut, bet Web- ster and Fillmore Dorgan Timothy F., clerk, r. 804}^ Larkiu Dorgan William, carpenter, r. 466 Minna Dorgan William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. S 8 Chestnut, bet Webster and Fillmore Dorgan William, laborer, r. 11 De Boom Dorgau William Jr., bookkeeper, r. 52 Natoma Dorgeloh Charles, expressman, NE cor Fifth and Brannan, r. W s Eansas, bet Humboldt and Ne- vada Dorgeloh Clans, grocer, r. 789 H Stevenson Dorgeloh Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1260 Mis- sion Dorgeloh Louis, cook, r. 532 Pine Dorhofer Conrad, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 433 Turk Dorland Alice, widow, r. 1904 Stockton Dorland James F., capitalist, r. 516 Eighteenth Dorland Phile Ann, widow, r. 414 Dolores Dorland Robert H., r. 414 Dorlores Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 623 Seventeenth Dorland Thomas J., r. 414 Dolores Dorland Thomas J. J., bagmaker Blake, Bobbins b Co., r. 414 Dolores Dorler Autone (Dorler & Hllzinger) r. 317 Fourth Dorler & Hilzinger (Antone Dorler and Gottlieb Hll- zinger) boot and shoes, 317 Fourth Dorman Maggie Miss, teacher, r. 207 Fifteenth Dorman Thomas, r. White House Hotel Dorman William F., laborer, r. 207 Fifteenth Dorman William H., compositor Chronicle, r. 309 Langton IGT Dorman. See Dohrmann Dormard D., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Dorn Byron W. (Dorn & Caldwell) r. 120 Fourth Dorn Catherine, widow, r. 10 Langton Dorn Charles G., janitor, r. 221 Geary Dorn F. A., student Heald's Business College Dorn Frederick, r. 119 Powell Dorn George, baker, r. 625 Clay Dorn Oustavus E., traveling agent Hinz & Landt, r. 2623 Mission Dorn Gustivus W., physician (electric) oflace and r. 530 O'Farrell Dorn Marcellus A., attorney at law, 504 Keamy, r. 119 Powell Dorn Richard, clerk Hinz & Landt, r. 2623 Mission Dorn & Caldwell (Byron W. Dorn andC.B. Caldwell) candy mnfrs, 837 Mission Dornberger Eugene, clerk V. Debrunner, r. 1116 Stock- ton Domberger Gustave L., clerk Cormac & Jahn, r. 1116 Stsckton Dornbluth Robert, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 1857 Stev- enson Dorner Frederick, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 228 Second Dorney Patrick 8., r. 184 Jessie Domfield F. E., third officer P. C. SS. Dakota Dornheim Matthew, barber Charles F. Webber, r. 704 J^ Mission Dornin George D., manager The Lion Fire In- surance Co., 433 California, r. Berkeley Dornin George W., clerk The Lion Fire Insurance Co., r. Oakland Dornin Oscar G., cashier The Lion Fire Insurance Co., r. Berkeley Dornlr Thomas J., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, 32 Grove Dornin William H., calker, r. 33 Langton Dorothy John, dishwasher Occidental Hotel Dorov August, peddler, r. 1525 Broadway Dorr E. A. Mrs, r. 204^ Eddy Dorr Frank, molder, r. 11 Clara Dorr Levi L., physician 118 Dupont, r. 538 Turk Dorr Lizzie Miss, r. 355 Jessie Dorr Margaret Miss, r. 1020 Powell 1^ Dorr. See Doerr and Dore Dorrance Charles F., traveling salesman Joseph Dink- elspiel, r. 109 Fifth Dorrance William C, liquor saloon, 112 Second, r. 74 Natoma Dorrance William F., salesman, r. 116 Stockton Dorrego Juan. Spanish Mutual Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Dorring George, ropemaker, r. cor Missouri and Yuba ^ Dorrity Anthony, chief engineer P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 213 Fifteenth Dorrity John, watertender P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 213 Fifteenth 1^" Dorrity. See Dorety Dorry Henry T., carpenter P. M.SS. Colima Dorsaz Frederick H., photographer Dames 4 Butler, r. 416 M Hyde Dorsaz Mary, r. 416 M Hyde Dorsett Edward, porter Palace Hotel, r. 1016 Powell Dorsett George H., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 786 Folsom Dorsey Anna, domestic 2330 Jones Dorsey Caleb, attorney at law, r. 1121 Geary Dorsey Cornelius, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 4 Pres- ton PI Dorsey Florence Miss, teacher, r. 2710 Pine Dorsey Gilbert M., conductor Market St. BR., r. 530J4 Valencia Dorsey Martin P., brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 41 Natoma - Dorsey Michael, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of New York Dorsey Thomas, carpenter, r. 907 Folsom Dorsey William, laborer, r. 209 Lcidesdorff Dorsey William W., conductor N. B. and M. BR., r. 2 William !»- Dorsey. See Dorcey Dorum Simon, conductor Market St. RB., r. 560)4 Va- lencia ^ T ™ ,. Dorward David, foreman Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 627 Third Dorward Joseph, machinist, r. 666 Folsom Doryer August, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Bio de Janeiro Dos Beis M. M., seaman, r. 315 Drumm Doscher Claua, groceries and liquors, NW cor Jackson • and Battery Doscher Ernest A., bartender, r. 317 Capp Doscher Frederick, r. 520 Bush Doscher Frederick (Doscher & Lilkendey) r. 12 Ore- gon Doscher Frederick H., bartender Diedrich Dreyer, r. NE cor Napa and Illinois Doscher Henry (Doscher & Von Bargen) r. 1101 Mc AUister LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWEI.RY and WATCHES 1 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY TTASHINO CAI.l.EI> FOR AfiB nt:i,IT£REn. OFFlCf:, 648 MARKET NTREET. DOS 393 DOU Doscher Henry (Doscher & Witt) r. SW cor Shasta and Michigan Doscher Henry, groceries ana liquors, SW cor Pierce and OTarrell Doscher Henry G., Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy Doscher Joint D., wines and liquors, and proprie- tor Mechanics' Home, SE cor Mission and First Doscher Lizzie, domestic 629 Greenwich Doscher & liilUendey (Frederick Doscher and O.W. Lilkendey) wines and liquors, 12 Oregon Doscher & Von Bargen (Henry Doscher and Ernest Von Bargen) groceries and liquors, SW cor Mc- Allister and Webster Doscher & Witt (Henry Dosher and Peter Witt) gro- ceries and liquors, SW cor Shasta and Michigan t^ Doscher. See Dascher Dose John D. W.. cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co., r. 64 Everett Dossola Joseph Rev. S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col- lege, 214 Hayes Doszen George, seaman, r. 30 Clay Dota Augusto, cook N. Glamboni & Co., r. 210 Hyde Dotson Charles, fireman S. P. RR., r. 239 Sixteenth Dott Annie, widow, r. 913 Polk Dotter Rosa Miss, bookbinder, r. 713 Bush Dotter William C. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 713 Bush Doty Charles H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. Davisville, Cal. Doty E. W., engineer, r. 533 Sacramento Doty Henry D., machinist, r. 480 Jessie 1^" Doty. See Doughty and Douty Doab D. M., agent California Electric Gas Light- ing Co., 22 Kearny, r. Oakland Doubach George, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo Double Standard Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block Doubleday Frederick W., civil engineer, r. 127 Jack- son Doubleday John W., bookkeeper William Behlow, r. Oakland Doucher Emil, brass finisher, r. 34 Hayes Doud Aaron (Hadley & Doud) r. 935 Valencia Doud Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 221 Fifth Doud Eugene S., salesman Coghill & Simon, r. 2916 Clay Doud John, r. 2 Eddy PI Doud John, cooper, r: 1722 Pacific Av Doud John R., porter Vallejo St. U. S. Bonded Ware- house, r. 1722 Pacific Av Doud Philo, canvasser, r. 1118 Howard Doud William A., cashier Hadley & Doud, r. 910 Pine t^" Doud. See Dowd Dougall William C, foreman tin shop W. W. Monta- gue k Co., r. 329 Seventeenth Dougan Mary Miss, shoetitter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 26 California Av, B. H. Dougan William, marble polisher, r. 26 California Av, B. H. Dougart John I., butcher F.. P. Lauterwasser, r. 1219 Mason Dougherty A. J., Mrs., furnished rooms, 236 Minna Dougherty Alexander, teamster D. L. Faruswortb, r. 1 Raphael PI Dougherty Alexander, teamster Weed & Gorie, r. Turk St. Hotel Dougherty Andrew J., teacher, r. 787 Folsom Dougherty Annie, domestic Harvey House Dougherty Barnaby, politician, r. 1 Slierwood PI Dougherty Barnaby Jr., r. 1 Sherwood PI Dougherty Bernard, laborer, r. 216 Ninth Dougherty Bryan, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. E B Octavia, bet Greenwich and Lombard Dougherty Catherine, furnished rooms, 1138 Howard Dougherty Charles, lumberman, r. 368 Brannan Dougherty Charles, teamster, r. 1321 Minna Dougherty Charles W., propertyman, r. 1045 Folsom Dougherty Cornelius, waiter, r. 1620 Powell Dougherty Daniel, tailor, 625 Merchant, r. 912 Natoma Dougherty Daniel, engineer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 126 H Welsh Dougherty Daniel, wood and coal, 1321 Minna Dougherty Daniel F.. plumber, r. 2747 Harrison Dougherty Daniel J., molder.S;tnaIron Works, r. 1934 Bush Dougherty Denis, expressman, r. 1408 Baker Dougherty Edward, iron molder, r. 304 Beale Dougherty Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Dougherty Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 207 Minna Dougherty Frank B., butcher Charles H. Ford. r. 368 Brannan Dougherty George, contractor, r. SE cor Bay and Jones Dougherty George, driver N. B. and M. RB., r. 233 Perry Dougherty George Jr. .driver Engine No. 6, S.F. F.D., 1219 Stockton Dougherty Hannah, widow, r. 528 Third Dougherty Henry, bartender Budd Wedekind, r. 862 Mission Dougherty Henry, fireman P. M. SS. Colima Dougherty Henry, laborer, i:. 1504 Sanchez Dougherty H. T. Miss, r. 1213 Polk Dougherty James, r. 6 Billings PI Dougherty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2747 Harrison Dougherty James, hostler James Craig, r. 713 Com- mercial Dougherty James, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 15 Ritch Dougherty James, laborer, r. 522 Howard Dougherty James, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel Dougherty James, longshoreman, r. 2 Tehama Dougherty James, longshoreman, r. 156 Clara, rear Dougherty James R., plasterer, r. 2205 Mission Dougherty James T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 20, W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra Dougherty Jaue, ladies' nurse, r. 266 Brannan Dougherty Jane, domestic 216 San Jose Av Dougherty Jane Miss, r. 3 Rincon Av Dougherty J. E., student, r. 613 Mission Dougherty J. J., blacksmith helper Bisdon I. and L. Works Dougherty John, r. 127 Jackson Dougherty John, boilmaker, r. 101 Jessie Dougherty John, coal passer O. K. and N. SS. Oregon Dougherty John, driver C. F. Wyer & Co., r. 1 Sher- wood PI Dougherty John, fireman, r. 9 Kate PI Dougherty John, fireman, r. 541 First Dougherty John, gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., and foreman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 318 Sixth Dougherty John, hostler, r. 873 Folsom Dougherty John, laborer, r. 136 Eighth Dougherty John, ship joiner, r. 214 Eleventh Dougherty John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 126 Ji Welsh John, teamster H. Flynn, r. Concordia , contractor, r. 208 Sanchez , laborer, r. 22 Chesley wood dealer, r. NW cor Tenth and Dougherty House Dougherty John B Dougherty John D Dougherty John E. Bryant Dougherty John H., bartender Brady & Boyston, r. 1045 Folsom Dougherty John J., polisher, r. 1046 Folsom Dougherty John M., boilermaker, r. 25 Clementina, rear Dougherty John P., driver Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 112 Jackson Dougherty Joseph, painter, r. 236 Minna Dougherty J. P., machinist, r. 142 Seventh Dougherty Julia Mrs, , bakery and varieties, 1048 Fol- som Dougherty Lucilla, domestic 1726 Bush Dougherty Mary Mrs., r. 32 De Boom Dougherty Mary, widow, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 25 Clementina, rear Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 126 J^ Welsh Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 136 Eighth Dougherty Matthew, laborer, r. 32 De Boom Dougherty Matthew, stone cutter, r. 2614 Sutter Dougherty Michael, blacksmith, r. 207 Minna Dougherty Michael, helper King St. Gas Works, r Silver Dougherty Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra Dougherty Michael, stoker Eagine No. 3, 8. F. F r. 1 Helen PI Dougherty Michael J., r. 2747 Harrison Dougherty P. E. (P. E. Dougherty & Co.) r. San Rafael Dougherty P . E. & Co. (P. E. Dougherty) book and job printers, 411 Clay and 412 Commercial Dougherty Peter, longshoreman, r. 13 Varennes Dougherty Robert H., plasterer, r. 208 Sanchez Dougherty Thomas F.. carriage painter Walter Welsh, r. 25 Clementina Dougherty T. Stone, barber Behorst i Hulling, r. 73 llatoma .119 . W D. G.W.CLARK k CO.™??.lSiJP 645 MARKET ST. UIKIPl^l CV QDICDQ SL UAYCQ FUI-TOW iron works. 213 Fremont street, ninulXLC I i OriCnO Ot riM l CO, Agents forthecelebrateU DKANK STEAM PPStPiS. DOU 394 DOW Dougherty William, boiler maker, r. 62 Minna Dougherty William, fireman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 863)4 Market Douglierty IVilliain C, deputy Post Master San Francisco, office NW cor Washington and Bat- tery, r. 1414 Taylor t^" Dougherty. See Doherty Doughty C. Edward, bookkeeper Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1508 Leavenworth Doughty George 8., collector, r. 1505 J4 Steiner Doughty John Rev., pastor New Jerusalem Church, r. 1508 Leavenworth Doughty Joseph A., gasfitter, r. 13 Elizabeth Doughty Lizzie, domestic 2129 Bush Doughty Matthew, machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., p. 13 Elizabeth Doughty Rose MisB, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission Doughty William H., proptr Stockton Woolen Mills (Stockton) olfice 3 Spear, r. 549 Folsom 8^ Douj/hty. See Doty and Douty Douglas Archibald J., carpenter Thomas Mitchell, r. E 8 Vermont, bet Yuba and Yolo Douglas Brotherg (Henry D. and Robert A.) wood and coal, 849 Mission, bet Fourth and Fifth Douglas Charles, r. 1517 Stockton Douglas Charles C, clerk Holm & Saxtorph, r. 869 Market Douglas Charles D.. inspector Custom House, r. E s Vermont, bet Yuba and Yolo Douglas Charles H., clerk, r. 1125 Ellis Douglas Charles H., speculator, r. 1118 Market Douglas Colin, teamster Dore & Co., r. SE cor Fifth and Harrison Douplas Donald M., harnessmaker, 858 Howard, r. 518 Brannan Douglas Frank, engineer Mission Soap and Candle Works, r. 1929 Howard Douglas Frank J., machinist 8. P. ER., r. 1214 Mission Douglas Harriet, widow, proptr Trenton House, 603 Jackson Douglas Henry D. (Douglas Brothers) r. 845 Mission Douglas James, laborer S. P. RR., r. El Dorado, nr Potrero Av Douglas John, blacksmith, r. 1205 Pacific Douglas Lauretta J., widow, r. 15 Twenty-second, nr Bartlett Douglas Mary E.. widow, r. 1214 Mission Douglas Percy (Douglas, Stevens & Co.) r. Santa Clara, Cal. Douglas Ralph, carpenter, r. 220 Pacific Douglas Robert, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co. r. Oakland Douglas Robert A. (Douglas Brothers) r. Santa Clara, Cal. Douglas Robert E., advertising agent Chronicle, r.238 Kearny Douo^las, Stevens & Co. (Percy Douglas, F. L. Stevens and C. H. Sweetser) groceries and pro- visions, 1124 Market Douglas Thomas, liquor saloon, 444 Third Douglas Thomas A., builder cemetery fences, SW cor Geary and Mas^onic Av, r. W s Blake, nr Geary Douglas Thomas H.. clerk North Point Bonded Ware- house, r. 507 Powell DouKlas William, stoves and tinware, 755 Mission, r. 22 Oak Grove Av Donglas William E., machinist Risdon I. and L. • Works, r. 507 Powell Douglas William H., banker (Bodle, Cal.) r. 1125 Ellis Douglas William H. Jr., salesman John W. Carmany, r. 1125 Ellis Douglass Aaron A., vamisher Richard Herring, r. 777 Harrison Douglass Alfred H., portrait artist, studio and r. 130 Geary Douglass Andrew, engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1504 Franklin Douglass Arthur S., driver City RR., r. 227 Eleventh Douglass Blanche Mrs., r. 560 Minna Douglass Charles, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat- tery Douglass Cyrus, barber, r. 931 Sacramento Douglass Daniel, whtelwright, r. 26 Langton Douglass David, coachman, 913 Pine Douijlass George H.. eeamau, r. Marlborough House Douglass George W., master mechanic Omnibus RR. , r. 1308 Pine Douglass Grace, domestic 1113 Hyde Douglass James, boatman, r. 1010 Montgomery Douglass James (Eraser & Douglass) r. 9 Broadway Douglass James, stevedore, r. 908 Sansome Douglass J. H., copyist County Clerk, r. 850 Market Douglass John, marblecutter, r. 1805 Scott Douglass John, teamster Charles Harley & Co., r. 114 Davis Douglass Joseph, shoemaker, 533 Pine Douglass Joseph H., with Cronan & Dunbar, r. 26 Turk Douglass Lizzie, domestic 1603 Van Ness Av Douglass Mary, domestic 1603 Van Ness Av Douglass Mary Miss, branch bakery and varieties, 2531 Mission Douglass Stephen A., clerk Kittle &Co., r. Ws Albion Av, nr Sixteenth Douglass William A., physician and surgeon, office and r. 126 O'Farrell Douglass William A. .Ir., stock clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 126 O'Farrell Douglass William B., watchmaker, 120 Sutter, room 23, r. 422 Second Douglass William F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1705 Dupont Douglass William J. F., sailmaker, r. W s Albion Av, nr Sixteenth Douglass William Y., captain police, r. 1711 Dupont Douichi Sylvester, r. 459 Jessie, rear Dourneau Chnrles, painter, r. 118 Trenton Douthitt D.William, attorney at law,J318 Pine, room 28 Doutrick pTank, commission merchant, r. 1038 How- ard Douty Frank S., secretary Pacific Improvement Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r. 519 Webster Dove Hector, drajman A. Lusk & Co., r- 1 Moulton PI Dove James, canva.sser, r. 1507 Guerrero Dove John, r. 1 Moulton PI Dove William, carpenter, r. 1121 3^ Howard Dove William H., route agent A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 320 Third Dovegio Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Russell Dow Andrew, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 2 Cleave- land DowC. H., r. 833 Howard Dow Dexter, driver J. A. Roy, r. San Bruno Road, opp Teneriffe Dow Freeman A., upholsterer, r. 18 M Sacramento Dow George E.(Goss & Dow) r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Butte and Solano Dow Henry A., machinist S.P.RR., r. E s Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa Dow James M., third officer P. M. 8S. City of lUo de Janeiro Dow Martin, lamps and oils, 124 Second Dow Peasley D., finisher Cal. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 726 Green Dow Thomas, miner, r. 402 Broadway Dow William B., engineer, r. 515 Haight Dow William P., finisher, r. 454 Bartlett Dow W. O. (Holt & Dow) r. 127 Montgomery B^ Dow. See Dowe Dowd Andrew, foreman Hooper's South End Ware- house, r. 1034 Twenty-fourth Dowd Bernard, watchman, r. 27 Lafayette Dowd Catherine, widow, r. 1028 Hampshire Dowd Dennis, restaurant, 625 Davis Dowd Edward, laborer Market St. RR., r. 15 Page Dowd Ellen F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1028 Hampshire Dowd Hugh, policeman, r. 528 Union Dowd James J., gasfitter, r. 22 Annie Dowd John, clerk, r. 2537 Mission Dowd John, laborer J. Mucdonough & Co., r. 607 Mis- sion Dowd Josephine, domestic 421 Van* Ness Av Dowd M., trackman N. B. and M. RR. Dowd Margaret S. Mrs., r. 1212 Green Dowd Maurice, laborer, r. 519 Mission Dowd Peter, expressman, NW cor Mission and Six- teenth, r. 2537 Mission Dowd Roger, teamster, r. 322 Van Ness Av Dowd Sarah Miss, tailoress, r. 312 Jessie Dowd Thomas, frameuiakt-r Sanborn, Vail J: Co., r. NW cor Fillmore and Francisco 0^" Dowd. See Doud Dowdall Henry, furnished rooms, 523 Kearny Dowdall Henry S.. hackman, r. 2721 Sutter Dowdall Maggie Miss, r. 523 Kearny Dowdall Richard, capitalist, r. 2136 Mission Dowdall Richard E., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 1004 Natoma SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «»^'>i"L'ie^i"L^Jl?v°J''«"'' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importer* of and Dealem In COAl< and PIW IBON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. DOW 395 DOW proprietor Dowdall William P., painter, r. 124 Morris Av Dowdell Robert, pressman, r. 608 Stevenson Dowdell Thomas, first officer P. C. SS. Bonlta, r. 1923 Taylor Dowden Henry, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 17 Rondell PI DOWE ARTHUR W. Oriental Pliotog-rapUic Parlors, 997-999 Market, r. 1310 Folsom Dowe Clarke, clerk Davis Bros., r. Oakland Dowe Duane W., photographer A. W. Dowe, r. 1310 Folsom Dowe John, carder, r. 2 Russell Dowe L., photographer, SE cor Fourth and Market, r. 240 Taylor B^ Dowe. See Dow Dower Daniel C, cook, r. 648 Mission Dower John, gasfitter, r. 8 Decatur Dower Maurice, blacksmith, r. 537 Natoma Dower Michael, laborer C. P. RR., r. 1095^ Freelon Dower Thomas, horseshoer Owen Rowen, r. 537 Nato- ma Dowland Mary J. Mrs. (Oraham & Dowland) r. 504 Ellis Dowland Sarah, widow, toys and varieties, 1329 Bush Dowler Thomas, speculator, r. 643 Natoma Cowling Albert J., soapmaker Union Soap Factory, r. 23 Grand Av Dow ling Alice, widow, r. 23 Grand Av Dowling Bridget, widow, r. NE cor Eighteenth and Valencia Dowling Catherine, widow, r. 5 Harriet Dowling Dennis, laborer, r. 6 Lafayette PI r Dowling Edward, laborer, r. 212 Broadway Dowling Edward, livery stable, 1633 Howard, r. 1717 }<»NE AT VERY T.OW RATES. OFFICE. 648 9IARKET STREET, DOY 397 DEE Doyle William, longshoreman, r. 304 Beale Doyle William, tiuner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1105 Montgomery Doyle William, trunkmaker D. Block & Co.. r. 1019 York Doyle William E., tanner, r. 1813 Jessie Doyle William R., painter, r. 22 Dora, rear Doyle William B., policeman, r. 360 Eleventh Doyle & Cagliman (John C. Doyle and Daniel Cashman) liquor saloon, SW cor Third and How- ard Doyle & Cunningham (John E. Doyle and Thomas H. Cunningham) liquor saloon. Lick House Doyle & O'Brien (James J. Doyle and John O'Brien) sailmakers, 304 Davis Doyle <& Wilson (Robert E. Doyle and Charles Wilson) ship and freight brokers, 307 California Dozier Elizabeth M. Mrs., art school, 715 Valencia Dozier John, cook P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 23 Trenton Drach Michael, waiter O. B. and N. Co's SS. Colum- bia Drady David, pictureframe mnfr, 230 Fourth r. 35 South Park Drady Thomas, merchant tailor, 6 Third, r. 709 Ellis Drady Thomas Jr., clerk Thomas Drady, r. 709 Ellis Drager Charles, teamster, r. 1711 Market, rear Drager Frederick, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Guerrero and Fair Oaks Drager John (Drager & Diederichsen) r. 608 Sixth Drager Joseph, wool scourer, r. 35 Morris Av Drager William, wool sorter Falkner,. Bell & Co., r. 35 Morris Av Drager & Diederichsen (John Drager and Charles Diederichsen) proptrs Excelsior Hotel, 608-610 Sixth Dragoe Luca, cook Michael Milloglav, r. 138 Fourth Dragomanovich Spiro, porter Bozo Badovich, r. 553 Harrison Drain Daniel, millstone dresser, r. 319 Pacific Drain Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 824 McAllister Drain James, machinist, r. 814 Montgomery Drain James, teamster W. T. James Jr., r. 1320 Har- rison Drake Charles L., inventor, 10 Stevenson, r. 1068 Howard Drake Edwin S., r. Orand Hotel Drake Herman B., salesman, r. 727 Webster Drake Horace K., capitalist, r. 703 Market Drake John Q., contractor, r. 115 Stockton Drake Lemuel H., wheelwright J. Morton & Co., r. 31 Potter Drake Samuel (Drake & Emerson) r. 1010 Washing- ton Drake William B., clerk, r. 314 Bush Drake William R. (Eagle Soap Co.) r. Abbotsford House Drake & Emerson (Samuel Drake and John A. Emer- son) fruit and commission merchants, 521 San- some Dralle Louis, barkeeper, r. 316 Dupont Dramatic Breveties, 518 Sacramento Drangeo Orlando C, student Pac. Business College, r. 1319 California Draper David, dishwasher, 313 Pacific Draper E. (Brown & Draper) r, cor St. Thomas and Railroad Av Draper Emerson H., farmer, r. Branch House Draper Freeman L., varnisher A. Frel, r. Mechanics House Drapei Simeon F., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 314 Bush Draper Thomas, clerk, r. 32 Fourth Draper Throop B., butcher, r. Susquehanna, bet Ba- hama and Corea Drathen Peter, cigars and tobacco, 79 Fourth Drathman William F., salesman 'Tillmann & Bendel, r. 911 Laguna Dratt Andrew, r. 408 McAllister Drayeur Auguste (D. Cazeaux & Co.) r. 1019 Powell Draymen and Teamsters Union, P. W. Winkley secre- tary, B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy Drechsler Louis, shoemaker, 947 Bryant Drecoll Frederick, seaman, r. 5 Washington Dregelabind Daniel, jobber, r. 7 Mills PI Dreger John, carpenter, r. 1013 Green Dreher August, upholsterer, r. 439 Bush Dreibelbis Mary A., widow, r. 1030 Alabama Dreibelbis Stuart, bricklayer, r. 17 Berkeley Av Dreifuss Emil, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Dreist Herman, steam boatman, r. North Pacific Hotel Dremen William, cook,r. North Pacific Hotel Drennan Samuel, stationery, 1110 Steiner Drenning Isabella, widow, r. 1323 Minna Drennon George, helper Moyniban & Aitken Dres Henry, machinist, r. 528 Sixth Dresbach G. C, carpenter S. P. RR. Dresbacli William, shipping and commission merchant, 316 California, r. 1416 Post Drescher Charles, barber, 503 Jones Drescher George, barber, r. Prescott House Drescbfeld Henry Mrs., widow, r. 798 Van Ness Av Dresen J. E. M., bakery, 1012 Pierce Dresner Louis, cutter B. Frledlander, r. 517 Jessie Dressell Alphonse E., telegraph operator, r. cor Birch Av and Buchanan Dressell Herman, cooper Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 616 Birch Av Dresser Charles, boilermaker, r. 62 Minna Dressier Edward J., engraver Wood & Strickland, r. 107 O'Farrell Dressier Ernst, tailor, 284 Stevenson Dreves Frederick, expressman, cor Kearny and Jack- son, r. 1419 Pacific Drew Aaron A., waiter, r. 139 Natoma Drew Albion P., stair builder Jesse & Drew, r. 150 Linden Av Drew B. Mrs., r. 10 South Park Drew Charles S., speculator, r. 235 Kearny Drew Edward- F., sectionman S. P. BR., r. 1236 Ala- bama Drew E. P., watchman C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. Oak- land Drew Eugene I., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker Drew Frank, mailing clerk Post Office, r. 1508 Post Drew Frank C, shorthand amanuensis Eppinger & Co., 316 California Drew George, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel Drew George, conductor Market St. BB., r. 1207 Steiner Drew Henry P., collector, r. 1113 Sutter Drew Hiram M. (Jesse & Drew) r. 150 Linden Av Drew Horace G., hackman, r. 1023 Stockton Drew John, boilermaker, r. 511 Mission Drew John B., stairbuilder, 217 Spear, r. N s Seven- teenth, bet Collingwood and Diamond Dre-w Moses M., U. S. Marshal, office U. S. Ap- praisers' building, third floor, rooms 46-47, r. Sac- ramento. Cal. Drew Nettie R. Mrs., r. 226 Sutter Drew Patrick, laborer, r. N s Twenty-fourth, nr Church Drew Thomas, shoemaker, r. 709}^ Minna Drew Thomas, third assistant engineer O. B. and K. SS. Columbia Drewes Henry J., market, N s Sonoma, bet Potrero Av and Utah Drews John Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 616 Ninth Drews Louis A. (Sanders & Drews) r. 2124 Howard Drexler Louis P., real estate, r. Palace Hotel Drey Frederick, laborer, r. 914 Sansome Dreydemi Pierre, tailor, 1409 Polk Dreyer Carl, r. 127 Jackson Dreyer Diedrich, liquor saloon, NE cor Napa and IHinois Dreyer Fred, clerk Schwartz & Eusing, r. SE cor Mis- slon and Eighteenth Dreyer George H., foreman P. Bieger & Co., r. 357 First Dreyer J., laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 506 Sixth Dreyer John, expressman, r. 202 Townsend Dreyer William, clerk Jacob Goetjen, r. NE cor Hyde and Jackson BS" Dreyer. See Dryer ' ' Dreyfous Jules, jobber, r. 700 Ellis '' Dreyfous Walter A., clerk, r. 222 Ji O'Farrell Dreyfus Alexander, agent W. H. Townsend, r. 11Jli 9IACUIMEBY und SHINOL.E MACHIBrES. ;4 0 o -p e8 -p S8 O -p P O O ci8 -p OS g o DEE 398 DEO Dreyfus Jacob, butcher, r. 1609 Devlaadero Dreyfus Marcus H.. travelling agent, r. 812)j Jessie Dreyfus Marx H. Mrs., r. 1403 Van Ness At Dreyfus Moses, butcher, r. 413 Linden Av, nr Uough Dreyfus Nathan, r. 1230 Valencia Dreyfus Sarah Miss, r. 1509 Devisadero Dreyfus Theodore, dyeing and scouring, 35 Sixth Dreyfuss Edward D., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 209 Taylor Dreyfuss Jacob, butcher, r-. 1609 California Dreyfuss Julius, lamps, oil stoves and coal oil, 116 Geary, r. 123 Turk Dreyfuss T., butcher, r. Platte, bet Corea and Mar- quesas Dreypolcher Frederick, foreman Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 22 Garden Dreypolcher William 8., bookkeeper Chronicle, r. 22 Garden Drieman Andrew, fish packer, r. SE cor Baker and Lewis Dries Adam, baker, r. 625 Clay DriflBeld Vero C, clerk New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Co., r. 504 Powell ' Driggs Dennis, cook, r. 1120 Mission Driggs Fidelia A., widow, furnished rooms, 436 Ste- venson Drinkhouae Frederick R., salesman J. A. Drinkhouse, r. 42 South Park Drinkhouse J. A., wholesale dealer cigars and tobacco, SW cor Battery and Sacramento, r. 42 South Park Drinkhouse J. Arthur, salesman J. A. Drinkhouse, r. 42 South Park Drinkwater William, painter, r. 12 H Sherman Driotero Agostino, gardener, r. Spring Valley Home- stead, off Mission Boad Drioton A. L., salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen DriscoU Alexander, clerk, r. 223 Minna DriscoU Alexander, contractor, r. 1211 Steiner DriscoU Brothers (James and Daniel) groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Minna DriscoU Catherine, widow, r. 2253^ Eighth, rear DriscoU Catherine, widow, r. 244 Oak DriscoU Catherine," widow, r. 327 M Fourth DriscoU Charles, Hreman stmr Amador, r. 156 Te- hama DriscoU Charles A., elevator tender The Baldwin, r. 1820 Market DriscoU Cornelius, coachman, r. 120 William DriscoU Cornelius, gardener Union Square, r. 512 Mason DriscoU Cornelius, laborer C. P. RR. j DriscoU CorneUus, laborer, r. 77 Everett I DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 66854 Clementina j DriscoU Cornelius £., proprietor Sanitarium Baths, 2210-2212 Powell, r. 1712 Bush I DriscoU Daniel (DriscoU Brothers) r. 319 Minna ' DriscoU Daniel, laborer, r. 908 Lyon I DriscoU Daniel, spar maker Castner & McLellan, r. 1820 Market DriscoU Daniel J., painter H. G. Jarman, r. 1820 Mar- ket DriscoU Dennis, laborer, r. 804 Ji Geary DriscoU Dennis, miner, r. 319 Minna DriscoU Dennis, plasterer, r. 446 Tehama DriscoU Dennis, salesman, r. 115 Fifth DriscoU Dennis, stonemason, r. 414 Clementina DriscoU Dennis C, upholsterer John A. Shaber, r. 11 Nevada DriscoU Demiis F., laborer, r. 748 Howard DriscoU Dennis J., sail maker Thomas Reynolds, r. Oakland DriscoU Edward F., clerk freight depot C. P. RB., r. 703 Market DriscoU Edward R.. printer Alta Job Office, r. 905 Twentftthird DriscoU Florence, stevedore, r. 415 Vallejo DriscoU George S., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1820 Market DriscoU J., r. Capitol House DriscoU James (DriscoU Brothers) r. 354 Clementina DriscoU James C, conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 1122 Jj Larkin DriscoU James E., second assistant engineer O. B. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 40 Tehama DriscoU James N., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co.. r. 610 Willow Av DriscoU Jeremiah, laborer, r. 225 M Eighth, rear DriscoU Jeremiah, laborer, r. 734 Natoma, rear DriscoU Jeremiah, shipjoiner, r. 518 Fulton DriscoU.Jeremiah, stone cutter, r. 156 Tehama DriscoU Jeremiah J., deputy County Clerk, r. 208 Stockton DriscoU J. N. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Willow Av DriscoU John. r. 531 Chestnut DriscoU John (DriscoU & Murphy) r. Dominica, bet Susquehanna and St. John DriscoU John, boatman, r. 703 J4 Davis DriscoU John, butcher P. M. SS. City of Sydney DriscoU John, butcher George Kaiser & Co., r. 167 Clara DriscoU John, clerk Charles Seipel, r. 2302 Mission DriscoU John, fireman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 307 Fil- bert DriscoU John, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf DriscoU John, laborer, r. 513 Fell DriscoU John, liquor saloon, 825 Folsom, r. 8W cor Howard and Sixth DriscoU John, longshoreman, r. 30M Louisa DriscoU John, lumberman, r. 26 Tehama, rear DriscoU John, machinist, r. 156 Tehama DriscoU John, morocco finisher J. Donovan, r. 737 Brannan DriscoU John, peddler, r. 18 Converse DriscoU John, polisher Betts' Spring Co., r. 210Ohat- tanooga DriscoU John, tanner, r. 269 Jessie DriscoU John H., clerk Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1820 Mar- ket DriscoU John L., mattressmaker, r. 13 Dikeman PI DriscoU John M., ornamentor Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 6 Bruce PI DriscoU Joseph, stonemason, r. 156 Tehama DriscoU Katie Miss, tailoress, r. 156 Tehama DriscoU Maggie, domestic 2222 Pine DriscoU Maggie A. Miss, tailoress J. Lancaster & Co., r. 156 Tehama DriscoU Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 428 Sutter, r. 2 Henrietta Square DriscoU Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 1328 Stockton DriscoU Margaret I. Miss, r. 129 Capp DriscoU Mary, packer Mission Soap and Candle Works DriscoU Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 1553 Market DriscoU Mary A. Miss, r. 129 Capp DriscoU Michael, groceries, 258 Eighth DriscoU Michael W., waiter, r. 13 Dikeman PI DriscoU Moses, carpetweaver, r. E s Chenery, nr Thirty-first DriscoU Murty. laborer, r. 77 Everett DriscoU Patrick," laborer Pac. Rolling Mills.r. Breslin Hotel DriscoU Patrick, seaman, r. 413 Fremont DriscoU Samuel, painter H. W. Gray DriscoU Stephen, longshoreman, r. 30 H Louisa DriscoU Sylvanus, laborer La Grande Laundry DriscoU Thomas, waiter Meyer's Bakery, 211 Sutter DriscoU Thomas E., clerk, r. 309 Minna DriscoU Thomas H., house and fresco painter, 1165 Market DriscoU Timothy, r. 1221 Columbia DriscoU Timothy, capitalist, r. 129 Capp DriscoU Timothy J., printer Alta Job Office, r. 512 Mason DriscoU William, butcher, 8E corYazoo and Trinidad DriscoU William, laborer, r. 30 5^ Louisa DriscoU William, waiter Excelsior Hotel, r. 608 Sixth DriscoU WiUiam H.,. bartender Phil. McGovern, r. 115 Stockton DriscoU & Murphy (John DriscoU and Jeremiah Mur- phy) tannery, Marquesas bet St. John and Tom- bigbee Driver Annie Miss, r. 3022 Sacramento Driver Belle, widow, r. 1203 Market Driver Charles, plaster decorator Kellett & McMurray, r. 422 J4 Clementina Driver George C, secretary assistant general superin- tendent's office C. P. RR., r. 538 Folsom Driver John, tanner, r. E B Clara Av, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Droast Frederick, varnisher, r. 1918 Jessie Drobaz Mattio, restaurant, 503 East, r. 723 Harri- son Drobaz Michael, fisherman, r. 503 East Droege Pet«r, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny, r. 125 Cumberland Droge Gustave F. C, stationery and fancy goods, 8W cor Sixteenth and Mission, r. NW cor Sanchez and VaUey SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P^"'"p'*it|±«"3*.»5£ll'?t^':**''''"9 J. MACDONOUGH & CO. "'•^""•=?Si^^?'«'^:S!l'r\!il^t^e^»,^.^^^^^^^^^ DEO 399 DUG a o p I as w ■ c o o OB © o ss o M O o o Droger Henry C, with Louis T. Haggin, 53 Nevada Block Droger Mary, widow, r. 118 Fell Droban John Mrs., widow, r. 230 Folsom Drolet John A., foreman I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 21 Valparaiso Drolet John E., laborer, r. 21 Valparaiso Drolette Joseph, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-fourth bet Sanchez and Jsoe Dromey Michael, driver Omnibus KR. Droscher Franz, seaman schr Stranger, r. NE cor Jackson and Drumm Drossel August, druggist Joseph H. Drossel, r. 909 Jackson Drossel Joseph H. , druggist, NW cor Powell and Jackson, r. 909 Jackson Drossner Jacob, merchant, r. 1215 Bush Droste Henry, r. 1809 Stockton Drouet Hippolyte, sausage mnfr, 1420 Stockton Drouet Victor, r. 1412 Powell Drought Robert, tailor J. Lancaster & Co., r. 124 Perry Drouillaid John, machinist. 510 Commercial, r. 519 Third Drouillard William, r. 519 Third Dro-»vn Albert N., attorney at law, 621 Clay, r. 1722 Vallejo Drucker Albert, bartender, r. 121 Sixth Drucker August, wharfinger Section 2, Seawall, r. 538 McAllister Drucker August E., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 136 Ninth Drucker Eilert, r. 723 Hayes Drucker George I., deiital student John S. Enowlton, r. 538 McAllister Drucker Hermann (Standard Express Co.) r. East Oakland Drucker John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth and Mission Drucker Lissa Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School, r. 538 McAllister Drucker William, helper Pac. Rolling Mills Druflfel Francis H., capitalist, r. 1235 Hyde Drugan Samuel, whitener, r. 118 Gilbert Druhan Thomas, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 709H Miuna Druhe Herman A., salesman Meyer Bros. & Co., r. Oakland Druhe John G., r. 221 Fair Oaks Druhe William H.. clerk C. P. RR., r. Oakland Druhm Carl, clerk, r. 160 Clara ^ Druids Hall, 413 Sutter Driiker Franz, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Drum Courilaud F., steward stmr Onward, r. 20 Ber- nard Drum Edward H., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 22 Verona Drum John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Drum Louisa, widow, r. 823 Mission Drumgold John H., carrier serial dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Oakland Drumm James, waiter, r. Capitol House Drummer Henry, lodgings, 410 Pacific Drummond Dora, domestic 1109 Green Drummoud Frank G., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, r. 120 Seventh Drummond John W., molder, r. 17 Welsh, rear Drummond Joseph H., boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works, r. 309 Clementina Drummond Joseph H. Jr.. boilermaker, r. 309 Clem- entina Drummond Mark, r. 1224 Pacific. Drummond Richard S. (Drummond & Lemont) r. 119 Julian Av Drummond Robert, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Cascius Hotel Drummond Tobacco Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) E. C. Curby agent, 205 Front Drtuninond <& I^emont (Richard S. Drummond and George W. Lemont) wood, coal, hay, grain, etc., 433-435 Valencia Drury Henry P., tule cover maker Oilman & Racouil- lat, r. 221 Sixth Drury James, contractor, r. 225 Bush " Drury James Mrs., r. 1301 Sacramento Drury Michael, laborer, r. cor Sacramento and Twenty-second Av Drury Patrick H., foreman, r. 221 Sixth Drury Patrick W., lodgings, 221 Sixth Drury Peter, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny Drury Thomas J. , letter carrier Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 221 Sixth Drury William, merchant tailor, 633 Kearny, r. 1030 Twentieth Drusedom John, clerk H. Palmer, r. 1811 Mason Dry Goods Reporter (weekly) Benjamin F. Jacobs publisher and proprietor, 35 Sutter Dryden M. Ernest, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 12 DeBoom Dryer Bernard, contractor and builder, 220 Leaven- worth Dryer Charles, driver George H. Tay & Co., *. 1315 Stockton Dryer Charles F., livery stable, 1315 Stockton Dryer Frederick, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r, 922 Battery Dryer John, seaman schr William Akmaun, r. 1316 H Natoma Dryer Joseph, r. 110 Hyde Dryer Thomas, machinist Savage & Sons, r. 1315 . Stockton Dryer William, driver John Bauer, r. 120 Fillmore ^^ Dryer. See Dreyer and Dreier Drynau Thomas, laborer, r. 2628 Bryant Drynen John, watchman Custom House, r. Oakland Drytown Reduction Works (Amador Co., Cal.) C. G. Garland agent, 528 California, room 6 Duane Charles P., real estate, ofiSce 318 Pine, room 1, r. 142 Seventh Duane Eilmond, laborer, r. 561 Natoma Duane Edward, butcher, 20 Seventh, r. 645 Stevenson Duane John, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S. Minr, r. 615 Larkin Duane John, gardener Washington Square, r. 619 Union Duane John, laborer Hibemia Brewery, r. 118 Page Duane Timothy, peddler, r. 37 Juniper Duane William, bookkeeper Redington & Co., r. 261 Tehama Duane William, hostler Market St. RR„ r. 104 Julian Av Duane William L., wood worker, r. 561 Natoma Dubacher Anton, r. 431 Pine Dubanowski Vincent, tailor, r. 638 Green Dubedat Edward, bookkeeper Pascal, Dubedat h Co., r. 1714 Stockton Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.)r. 1714 Stock- ton Dubelle Auguste, confectioner Maison Doree Duberg Robert, seaman, r. 30 Clay Dubernet Brothers (Lucien and Raoul) mnfrs velvet frames, albums and fancy articles, 335 Bush Dubernet Lucien (Dubernet Brothers) r. Fruit Vale Dubernet Lucien Sr., agent, 335 Bush, r. Fruit Vale Dubernet Raoul (Dubernet Brothers) r. Fruit Vale Dubes Frederick, saloonkeeper, r. 907 Clay Dubini Luigi, waiter, r. 24 Third Du Blois George E., conductor, r. 330 Fourth Duboce Victor D., clerk dead letter dept Post Office, r. 342 Eighteenth Du Bois Anna E. Mrs., principal Clement Grammar School, r. 1416 Hyde Dubois Auguste P., clerk auditor's office S. P. RR., r. E s Folsom, nr Precita PI, B. H. Dubois Charles H., student Cal. Commercial College Dubois Frank, carpenter Presjdio Reservation Dubois Harlan, cook P. M. SS. Dakota, r. 20 Scott PI Dubois Henry, cook Julius Gruen, r. 517 Minna Du Bois James, superintendent Anatomical Museum, 751 Market, r. 217 Stevenson Du Bois James L., accountant Williams, Dimond & Co., 202 Market Du Bois J,. Dill (Du Bois & King) r. 1914 Broadway Dubois Paul A., druggist Alfred Gros, r. 418}^ Na- toma Du Bois Pierre C, mining, r. 1327 Howard Du Bois William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser- vice, r. Oakland Du Bois William E., plumber, r. 17 CoUingwood Du Bois & .King (J. Dill Du Bois and W. B. King) commission merchants, 416 Battery Dubose Baptiste, laborer, r. 736 Pacific Dubravcic Dinko M., restaurant, 1304 Stockton Dubreuil J., tailor, r. 655 Washington Dubrulle J., waiter Page & Falch Dubuis Clement, tailor Joseph Abadie, r. 516 Pacific Ducasse August, artificial flawers and millinery goods, 856 Mission Du Castel Eugene, teacher French, 335 Geary Ducato Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway , H. I»B[A9I I. J. TBUMAN Truman, Isham & Co. Manufacturers' Agents, 509, 511 MARKET ST, SJLX FRANCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: J4»ICX WIOMORK. OFFICE I3.t KPEAR KTRFFT. Yards: 12U to 147 Mpear tit., and 2«i, 28 Howard Mt. © « «& OS l-H o •H o o •♦a -d •FN p^ H DUO 400 DUF Duces Henry, musician, r. 703 Stockton Duchalet Mme., toilet articles, r. 702 California Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper H. Plagemann & Co., r. 235 Kearny Ducbesneaii Thomas, pantryman Lick House Restau- rant Duchrau Emll, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Duck Charles L., clerk, r. 2021 Polk Duck Edward B., delivery clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r.2021 Polk Duck Emilia H., ■widow, teacher music, r. 2021 Polk Duck George H., salesman IXL, r. 2021 Polk Duck John, laborer, r. 712 Church Duckel John, printer Bacon & Co.. r. 906 Vallejo Duckel Nicholas, storekeeper medical dept U. 8. A., r. 906 Vallejo Ducker John, teamster John Kerr, r. 1156 Folsom Ducker Peter N., captain Bchr Argonaut, r. 308 Lom- bard Duckett Charles S., dentist, office and r. 25H Sixth Duckett Edward, receiver City RR., r. 823 Twentieth Duckett Joseph, clerk, r. 2228 Geary Duckett Mathias, clerk City Hall, r. 110 Sixth Du Claire Pierre, seaman, r. 11 Pollard PI Duclo Francis O., teamster, r. NE cor Shasta anS Illi- nois Duclos Peter, teamster, r. 1020 Alabama Ducoing Elizabeth, widow, r. 705 Greenwich Ducoing Eugene, barber Benjamin Harris, r. 705 Greenwich Ducommun Frederick H., driver William Fletcher, r. 23 Lafayette Ducommun Preston, expressman, 8W cor Market and First, r. 329 Capp Duconseil Henri, cook, r. 522 Filbert, rear Ducotey Elizabeth, widow, r. 524 Filbert, rear Ducroux August, r. 8 Graham PI Du Crozett Eugene H. B., cook.r. 1324 California, rear Ducruet Theodore, upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadoux, r. 1817 Mason Ducy John F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 43 Natoma Duddeu Alfred, carpenter, r. 785 Market Dudden William, carpenter, r. 48 Fourth Duddy , laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. 2 W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Duddy Bridget, widow, r. 10 Adelaide PI Duddy George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 2 W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Duden George, attorney at law, r. 612 Taylor Duden William (Miiser Brothers) r. Brussels, Bel- gium Dudgeon Edwin, contractor, 46 O'Farrell, r. 218 Stock- ton Dudgeon Eneas, hydraulic lifters, 706 Minna Dudleigh House, Mrs. Frances Blichbom proptr, 28- 30 Seventh Dudley Alice J. Miss, assistant Washington Grammar School, r. 1881 Baker Dudley Allen P., attorney at law, r. 1881 Baker Dudley Charleo, sole cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 439 Jessie Dudley Edward T., attorney at law, r. 1829 O'Farrell Dudley Edward T. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1829 O'Farrell Dudley Edwin R., cardriver, r. 1238 Bush Dudley E. T., salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel Dudley George, gun and locksmith, 2002 Mission, r. 49 Clipper Dudley James S., deputy U. S. Shipping Commission- er, r. 2229 Jackson Dudley John W., piledriver, r. 110 Berry Dudley Justin Z., artist, studio 323 Phelan Building, r. Oakland Dudley Martha, r. 2015 Mission Dudley Mining Co. (Bodie) C. Van Dyck Hubbard se- cretary, 310 Pine, room 11 Dudley Waldo, sole leather cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. Berkeley Dudley W. C, r. 510 Bush Dudley William, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. Oak- land Dudy William C, teamster David K. Meacham, r. SW cor Clipper and Church Dudy Thomas. niRhtwatchman P. C. SS. Co., r. Ws Brewster, nr Faith, B. H. Dudy W.. laborers. F. Cordage Factory B^ Dudy. See Doody Duebel Charles A., carpenter Clot & Meese, r. SW cor Greenwich and Montgomery Dueben Charles (Thomas & Dueben) r. 14 Eddy Duenos Francisco, r. NE cor Van Ness Av and Sutter Duenwald Albert, cigarmaker Boger Bros., r. 1320^ Howard Duenwald Charles F., carpenter, r. 1703 Dupont Duenwald Charles F., cigarmaker Boger Bros., r. 1320^4 Howard Duenwald F., stripper Boger Bros., r. 1320^ Howard Duenwald FranK, housemover, r. 1703 Dupont Duenwald Mary, widow, r. 1703 Dupont Duer Henry J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SW cor Eighth and Bryant Duer Julius, driver, r. W s Minnesota, bet Shasta and Napa Duerden James R., boatbuilder T. Collins, r. 202 Second Duering Bernard, lithographer Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 432 M Linden Av Duering George, cabinetmaker, 12 Jessie, rear, r. 7 Oak Grove Av Duerr William, machine hand A.Frei, r. 18 Bluxome Dufau John T., salesman E. G. Lyons & Co., 'r. 414 Hayes Dufau M. A. Mme., dressmaking, 414 Hayes Dufau Mills, machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 44 Minna Duff Andrew, bartender, r. 517 Filbert Duff Annie, widow, r. 14 Clinton Duff Bella C. Mrs., lodgings, 434 Fifth Duff Clara J., widow, r. 217 Third Duff Cummings, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. 421 Minna Duff E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Duff Francis H., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 158 First Duff James, crockery and tinware. 414 Third Duff James, lireman O. Imp. Co. Duff James A., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel Duff James E., bookkeeper Lebenbaum, Goldberg k Bowen, r. 1925 Taylor Duff James M., real estate agent, 324^ Montgomery, r. 4 Burgoyne PI Duff John, carpenter, r. 421 Minna Duff John, fresco painter, r. 723 Shotwell Duff John J., fresco painter, r. 727 J« Treat Av Duff Louisa, widow, r. 1414 Kearny, rear Duff Robert B., seaman, r. 37 Pacific Duff Robert P. R. (Duff & Co.) r. 813 Howard Duff Thomas, carpenter John Hennessey, r. 421 Bush Duff Thomas, policeman, r. 923 Union Duff Thomas C, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 823 Bran nan Duff' Thomas L., carpenter, r. Philadelphia House Duff William, millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 2117 Jones Duff & Co. (Robert P. R. Duff) produce commis- sion merchants, 316 Davis Duffey Charles E., clerk Eugene J. Duffey, r. 126 Fell Duffey Edward J., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., r. 651 Mission Duffey Eugene J., poultry and game, 24 Bay City Mar- ket, r. 125 Fell Duffey Eugene J. Jr., clerk E. J. Duffey, r. 125 Fell Dufley George F., foreman Thomas Day & Co., r. 2096 Market Duffey John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission Duffey John A., house painter, 44 Ritch, rear Duffey Joseph, blacksmith, r. 33 Eddy Duffey Joseph P., clerk Eugene J. Duffey, r. 126 Fell Duffey William, pipe repairer Spring Valley W.W., r. 936 M Folsom l»" Duffey. See Duffy Dufficy Charles M., student, r. 514 Howard Dufflcy George W., student, r. 514 Howard Dufficy Michael C, r. 514 Howard Duffield Edward J., pianomaker Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1107 Montgomery Duffield George W., watchman, r. 1107 Montgomery Duffield George W. Jr., reporter Post, r. 1107 Mont- gomery Duffield Henry A., compositor Post, r. 21 Minna Duffin Charles A., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1109 Stock- ton Duffin Franklin, bellman Palac* Hotel, r. 1109 Stock- ton Duffin James, fireman P. M. SS. Colima, r. 414 Folsom Duffin John, teamster, r. 54 First Duffin Thomas, painter, r. 339 Jessie Duffley Thomas, laborer, r, 1008 Buchanan Duflrechau Silvan, r. 814 Montgomery LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. ZTri"' "'"'"" "" ""'""■ anigoniery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR VTASHINO PROMPTLY' ATTKX»CO TO OFFICE. G48 SIARKET STREET. DUF 401 DUG Duffy Alexander, expressman, NE cor Fourth and Foleom, and groceries, 112 Twenty-third Duffy Bernard, carpenter, r. W s Church, bet Twenty- Becond and Twenty-third Duffy Bernard C, real estate agent, 4 Jones, r. 2(HJi Eddy Duffy Brothers (William and Neil) liquor saloon, 631 Merchant Duffy Charles M., printer, r. 39 Averill Av Duffy Charles N., druggist, and extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 39 Averill Av Duffy C. W., contractor, 601 California, r. 632 Market Duffy Charles W., agent asphaltum rooling, r. 1057 Mission Duffy Edward, groceries and liquors, SE cor Vallejo and Sansome Duffy Edward, mining, r. 5 Sumner Duffy Edward, plumber C. P. RR., r. 1224 Mission Duffy Edward, varnisher A. Frei, r. 110 Freelon Duffy Edward J., carpenter, r. 34 Hayes Daffy Edward P., porter E. Detrick & Co., r. 12U Green Duffy Ellen Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 182G Hyde Duffy Frank, carpenter, r. 4 Sonoma PI Duffy Henry Mrs., widow, r. 557 Stevenson Duffy Hugh, tanner, r. 456 Twentieth Duffy Hugh, teamster James McElearney, r. 1321 Har- rison Duffy Hugh, upholsterer, r. 731 Vallejo Duffy Hugh J., helper Moyniban & Aitken, r. 241 Fre- mont Duffy Hyacinth, janitor U. S. Appraisers' Building, r. 1713 Hyde Daffy James (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 1944 Califor- nia Duffy James, boilermaker, r. 122 Perry Duffy James, boilermaker, r. 140 Folaom, rear Duffy James, coal passer P. M. SS. City of Sydney Duffy James, fireman, r. 37 De Boom Duffy James, laborer, r. 548 Folsom Duffy James G., groceries and liquors, SE cor Eddy and Mason, r. 515 Kearny Duffy James J., Sheriff's keeper, r. 119 Vallejo Duffy Jane, widow, r. 2524 Howard Duffy John, carpenter, r. E s Church, nr Twenty- fourth Duffy John, laborer, r. 10 Cleaveland, rear Duffy John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 548 Fol- som Duffy John, waiter, r. 452 Minna Duffy John C, marble cutter, r. 1219 Mission Duffy John J., fruits and vegetables, 9-10-42-44 Cen- tre Market, r. 1633 Ellis Duffy John J. Jr., weigher Washington St. Wharf, r. 245 Minna Duffy John R., watchmaker, r. 19 Gilbert Duffy Katie Miss, assistant bookkeeper Kast & Co., r. 731 Vallejo Duffy Margaret, widow, r. 110 Freelon Duffy Mark C, marblecutter, r. 331 Duncan Duffy Matthew, plasterer, r. 230 Thirteenth Duffy Neil (Duffy Brothers) r. 1 Latham PI Duffy Owen, clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 1118 Sacra- mento Duffy Patrick Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis Church, r. 020 Vallejo Duffy Patrick, blacksmith Main St. Iron Works, r. 6 Boyd Duffy Patrick, expressman, SW cor Fourth and How- ard, r. 1124 Folsom Duffy Patrick, laborer, r. 916 Montgomery Duffy Patrick, laborer, r. 2519 Larkin Duffy Patrick, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, r. 11 Gilbert Duffy Patrick, shoemaker, 1414 Pacific Duffy Peter, driver Omnibus RR. , r. 221 Tehama Duffy Peter, watertender O. Imp. SS. Mississippi, r. 1006 McAllister Duffy Philip, hackman, r. 1517 Turk Duffy Terrence, mnfr rustic work, 942 Geary, r. 1002 Polk Duffy Thomas, carpenter, r. 139 Ninth Duffy Thoraas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 455 Minna Duffy Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 323 Te- hama Duffy Thomas F., contractor, r. 119 Vallejo Duffy Thomas J., registry clerk Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal., r. 113 Powell Duffy Thomas M., porter A. Mau & Co., r. 639 Second Duffy William (Duffy Brothers) , r. 527 Geary, rear Duffy William, seaman, r. 519 Stevenson Duffy William E., painter, r. 1235 Mission 1^" Duffy. See Duffey Du Flon Pierre F.. assistant License Collector, r. 317 Powell Duford Mary, widow, r. 5 Bannam PI Dufort Peter, calker, r. 444 Union Dufosee Charles, teamster, r. 230 Perry Dufour Victor, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1023 Vallejo Dufour Zoe Mme., French laundry, 811 H Folsom Dufrenz Frank, laborer, r. 8 Polk Lane Dugan Albert D., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1818 Stelner Dugan Alice Miss, r. 10 Natoma Dugan Annie M. Mrs., tailoress, r. 126 Twenty-third Dugan Bernard F. (Stephens & Dugan) r. 530 Sixth Dugan Charles E., bookkeeper Harrison & Dickson, r. Oakland Dugan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 523 Howard Dugan Dennis, soap peddler, r. 3J^ Treat Av Dugan Edmund, expressman, cor Howard and Eighth, r. 906 Folsom Dugan Edward, r. 532 Sixth Dugan Edward, canmaker, r. 10 Natoma Dugan Edward, driver J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom Dugan Edward W., compositor Alta, r. 317 Stockton Dugan Elizabeth, r. 520 Geary, rear Dugan Emma F. Mrs., r. 317 Stockton Dugan Felix, tailor, r. 126 Twenty-third Dugan Felix J., currier Cox & Sullivan, r. 126 Twenty-third Dugan Hannah, widow, r. 134 Folsom Dugan Hugh, laborer, r. 206 Eighth Dugan Hugh, nightwatchman C. P. RR., r. 113 Perry Dugan James, laborer, r. 422 Fremont Dugan James B., butcher, r. St. Thomas, nr Railroad Av Dugan James F.. butcher, r. 168 Tehama Dugan James G., compositor New Age, r. 317 Stock- ton Dugan Jeremiah (Regan & Dugan) r. Trinidad, bet Yazoo aud Susquehanna Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 402 Fremont Dugan Jeremiah, laborer and extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 510 Front Dugan John, laborer, r. 5 Qulncy PI Dugan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. S s Sierra, bet Iowa and Indiana Dugan John, miner, r. 547 Mission Dugan John, seaman, r. 150 Steuart Dugan John, serviceman Spring Valley W. W., r. 1 Meacham PI Dugan John, shoemaker, r. 1325 Mission Dugan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 274 Minna Dugan John Jr., engineer, r. 134 Folsom, rear Dugan John S., carwasher Presidio RR., r. 1823 Hyde Dugan Joseph E., driver Anton Raymond, r. 8W cor Arkansas and Napa Dugan Margaret, widow, r. 10 Natoma Dugan Mark M., clerk, r. 12 Mint Av Dugan Mary, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 206 Eighth Dugan Mary, widow, r. 238 Seventh, rear Dugan Mary, widow, r. 1210 Green Dugan Michael, trackman Presidio RR., r. 1907 Hyde Dugan Michael H., plumber, r. 3 Mariposa Dugan Owen, miner, r. 560 Stevenson Dugan P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Harrison and Twelfth Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Louisa, rear Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 1907 Hyde Dugan Patrick, liquor saloon, 524 First Dugan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1.34 Folsom Dugan Patrick, lumber stevedore, r. 1823 Hyde Dugan Patrick F. (Dugan & Murtha) r. 135 Seventh Dugan Peter, tanner, r. San Bruno Road, nr Twenty- seventh Dugan Philip, upholsterer, r. 68 l^rady Dugan Theodore H., clerk Redington & Co., r. 33 Twelfth Dugan Thomas M., conductor N. B. and M. BB., r. 1823 Hyde Dugan Timothy, foreman Thompson & Co., r. 508 Front Dugan Timothy, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. 8 s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan G,WXLARK&CO. 25 LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST. : .* : : : 645 MARKET ST. UIKIPI/I CV CDICDC JL UAVrQ FULTOW ikon IVORHM. 213 Fremont NI^ nllMulVLLT, drlElnO CK nnlQO, Maaufacturer^ of quartz JHXI.1^ and Mining Alacblneir. DUG 402 DUN Dng&n Vincent P., laborer, r. 16 Bincon Av Dugau William, laborer, r. 613 J4 Seventh Dugan William E., painter, r. 915 Eighteenth Dugan k Murtba (Patrick F. Dugan and James Mur- tha) liquor saloon. SE cor Seventh and Natoma 07* Dugan. See Doogan, Dougan and Duggan Dugf!an Edward, liquor saloon, 131 Fifth Duggan Edward C, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 212 Hermann Dugt^aii Edward P., restaurant, 322 Davis, r. 550 Jessie Duggan Hugh, clerk M. A. Marron, r. 524 First Duggan James, messman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Duggan James B., salesman Bullock k Jones, r. 333 Eddy Duggan Joseph R. , porter Getz Bros. & Co., r. 14 . Ellis Duggan Mary A., domestic 1816 O'Farrell Duggan Michael, carpenter Cnion Box Factory, r. 529 Valencia Duggan Michael, fireman, r. 625 Davis Duggan Robert A., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Alabama Duggan Thomas J., policeman, r. 97}^ Fifteenth, bet Capp and Howard Duggan Thomas J. Jr., machinist, r. 973$ Fifteenth, bet Capp and Howard Duggan Timothy, wood and coal, 1019 Clay 1^" Duggan. See Dugan and Doogan Dugin John, cook, r. 605 Pine Duhem August N., florist John H. Sievers, r. 10 Derby Duhem Julia Mrs., photograph gallery, 1633 Polk Duhem Victor, photographer Mrs. Julia Dohem, r. 1633 Polk Dubigg John, r. 424 Shipley Duhne Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerv, r. 118 Gilbert Duignan John, fireman, r. Shasta, bet Michigan and Illinois Duignan Thomas, laborer, r. 1929 Howard Duisenberg Cliarles 6i Co. (Charles A. C. Duisenberg ) importers and commission mer- chants, and agents North German Lloyd Steam- ship Co., 314 Sacramento Duisenberg Chiirles A. C. (Charles Duisenberg & Co.) r. 1031 Harrison Dujardln Cliflbrd, bagmaker Blake, Robbins & Co., r. 2051 Mission Dujardin Frederick, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Pine and Kearny, r. 2051 Mission Dujardin Frederick Jr., printer, r. 2051 Mission Dnjier Cssar, cook, r. 410 Broadway Duke C. Mrs., r. 521 Taylor Duke John, employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 512 Fourth Duke John D., carpenter, r. 150 Linden Av Duke John M.. cashier A. W. Bowman, r. 743 Pine Duke Robert W., ship joiner Dickie Bros., r. 8 South Park Av Duke William, seaman, r. 30 Clay Duke William, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf Dukeiifield John, peddler, r. lOS' Montgomery Block Dulac Jean (Ader & Dulac) r. 736 Pacific Dulab Adrien, cleaner Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, r. 114 Hayes Duley Frank P. (Fox & Duley) r. 117 Thirteenth Duley Lucy Mrs., varieties 1330 Pacific Duley William P., plasterer, r. 1330 Pacific Dulfer Frederick W., shoefilter, r. NE cor Mason and Pacific Dulinske Frederick H., laborer, r. Lewis, nr MiSBon Road. U. M. T. Dulion Arsan. engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1319 Califor- nia Dulion John P., furnished rooms, 609 Pine Dulip Alfred, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Fol- som Dulip Emil A., clerk, r. 311 Lombard Dullahan James, waiter, r. 27 Natoma DuUea Catherine, widow, r. 14 Beideman Dullea Charles, blacksmith, r. 3 Juniper Dullea Daniel, plasterer, r. 5.54 Minna DuUea Johanna Miss. r. 14 Beideman Dulleghan Alice, widow, r. 13 Verona Dulleghan Thomas, butcher, r. 13 Verona Dulling E., r. Breslin Hotel Dum&rais Leon, bartender Albert Amaud, r. 1125 Stockton Dumas Alexander, waiter A. Lo Prestl, r. 639 Minna Dumas Emily Mrs., laundry, 48 Seventh Dumas Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 946 Mission Dumas Luclen, fruits and vegetables, 48 Seventh Dumbrell James H., laborer, r. 1912 Broderlck Dumet Felin, bookkeeper, r. 426)4 Shotwell Dumett J. Clement, oiler P. C. SS. Constantine, r. 2125 Bush Dunijanich Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery Dummage William T., foreman Main & Winchester, r. 21 Twenty-third Dumont Charles, blacksmith, r. 433 Broadway Dumont Ernestine, widow, r. 433 Broadway Dumont Francis A., cigar maker, r. 8 Reed PI Dumont Frank A., waiter J. Bertz, r. 116 Ivy Av Dumont Frederick, laborer, r. 814 Jessie, rear Dumont Pierre, liquor saloon, 237 Fourth, r. 2769 Har- rison Dumont Pierre, rancher, r. 6 Polk Lane Dumont Victor Mrs., widow, r. 311 Lombard DUMONTELLE EUGENE steuiu furniture marble -vrorks, 541> 543 Flftli, r.a69>4 Clara Dump George, baker J. Bertz. 737 Market Dumphy Patrick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Dun R. G. & Co., The Mercantile Agency, Jay Lugsdin manager, 320 California, rooms 3-4 Dunakin Thomas H., salesman, r. 1428 Howard Dunand Louis F. (Dunand, Miller & Hughes) r. 1222 Union Dnnand, Miller Si Hnglies (Louis F. Dunand, Frank D. Miller and James E. Hughes) attorneys at law, 511 California, rooms 12-13 DuNavant Alexander C. well sinker, r. 2518 Mission Dunbar Benjamin, r. 627 California Dunbar Benjamin F., r. 627 California Dunbar Charles D., sawyer, r. 411 Fourth Dunbar Eleanor, widow, r. 1137 Mission Dunbar Eliza, domestic 545 Seventeenth Dunbar E. M. Mrs., r. 210 Van Ness A» Dunbar George A., accountant, r. 820 Folsom Dunbar Henry, baker, r. 26 Steuart Dunbar Henry, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Dunbar James (Cronan & Dunbar) r. 331 Jessie Dunbar James, blacksmith William S. McDonald, r. 871 Mission Dunbar James, laborer, r. 9 Haggln Dunbar James, shipmith, r. Bonanza House Dunbar James W.. salesman C. F. Bassett 4 Co., r. 1006 Dolores Dunbar John, laborer Cal. Glass Works Dunbar John E., physician and surgeon, office and r. SK cor Sixth and Bryatit DUNBAR LUIS Li dentist, office ^3 Kearny, r. ^410 Steiner. Office flours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M . Dunbar Martin, longshoreman, r. 203 Folsom Dunbar Robert W., collector, r. 241fl Steiner Dunbar W. A. M., veterinary surgeon, r. 418 Tehama Dunbar William, bricklayer, r. 27 Eleventh Dunbar William F., sign painter, r. 1053 Howard Dunbar William F. Mrs., dressmaker, 1053 Howard Duncan Alexander, salesman, r. 10 Dale PI Duncan Alexander E., tanner, r. S s Twenty-ninth, nr Dolores Duncan Alida O. Mrs., r. 337 Eddy Duncan Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 115 Seventh Duncan Andrew, policeman, r. 1812 Jessie Duncan Andrew J., foreman Cal. Machine Works, 1519 Leavenworth Duncan Benjamin B., salesman W. B. Clufif & Co., 9.59 Mission Duncan C. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Natoma Duncan Charles £., machinist William Hawkins, r. 834 Mission Duncan Clara L. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Primary School, r. 609 Hyde Duncan C. M.. beucbhand W. A. Meeker, r. S s Harri- son, nr Third Duncan Daniel P., clerk, r. 472 Tehama Duncan Dominick, gardener, r. 1232 Sacr&mento Duncan Edward, calker, r. 40 Minna Duncan Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 21 Stanly PI Duncan Elijah J., student Pac. Business College, r. Ahlborn House Duncan Ella, widow, r. 26 Averill Av Duncan Emile, first assistant engineer P. M. S3. Gran- ada Duncan Fannie, widow, r. 608 Folsom r. r. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY **SHiNG^DONE^ai^SHORT NOTICE J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Itnportern of and Dealer* In all klndn of FOBEION and nonESTIC COAL, 41 narket street, corner »pear. DUN 403 DUN Duncan Frederick, borseshoer Duncan k Boyle, r. 548 Jessie Duncan George (George Duncan & Co.) r. 505 Lar- kin Duncan. Oeorge Si Co. (George Duncan) asphal- tum and mastic roofers, 652 Market Duncan George £. Bev., pastor Third Baptist Church, r. 518 Powell, rear Duncan Hilarion, r. 1823 Turk Duncan Isabella, widow, r. 311 Montgomery Av Duncan James, shipjoiner, r. 831 Mission Duncan James, steward Palace Bestaurant, r. 115 Sev- enth Duncan James, tannery, S s Brannan bet Eighth and Ninth Duncan James E., clerk The Lion Fire Insurance Co., r. Ill Leavenworth Duncan James H., diesinker Wood & Strickland, r. 1136 Mission Duncan James M., carpenter, r. 719 Harrison Duncan James M., machinist, r. 831 Mission Duncan Jessie C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1136 Mission Duncan John, driver City EB., r. 1229 Fit'teeuth Duncan John, sergeant police, r. 507 Ellis Duncan John, ship and steamboat joiner, 18 Market, r. 1816 Clay Duncan Jolin M. , French ranges, stoves, tinning and plumbing, 1136 Mission Duncan John P., engineer GearySt. BE., r. 1602 Geary Duncan Joseph C, broker, 306 Montgomery, r. 113 Eleventh Duncan Joseph H., tanner, r. S s Twenty-ninth nr Dol- ores Duncan Joseph M., r. clerk, r. 520 Bush Duncan MaryA, Mrs., r. Ill Leavenworth, rear Duncan Peter, clerk, r. 472 Tehama Duncan Puoebe Mrs., furnished rooms, 726 Bush Duncan Bobert (Duncan & Spellet) r. Oakland Duncan Bobert, molder, r. 208 Second Duncan Bobert, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 522 Howard Duncan Bobert, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. Oak- land Duncan Bobert, tanner, r. S s Twenty-ninth, nr Dolo- res Duncan Bobert S., salesman John M. Duncan, r. 1136 Mission Duncan Thomas, painter, r. 474 Jessie Duncan Thomas, salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. 235 Kearny Duncan William (Duncan & Boyle) r. 548 Jessie Duncan William A., blacksmith, r. 34 Clara Duncan William A., employee Seal Bock Tobacco Co. Duncan William B., r. 115 Seventh Duncan William L., stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, r. 1501 Jones Duncan William M., stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 115 Seventh Duncan William T., stockbroker, r. 520 Bush Duncan & Boyle (William Duncan and Dennis H. Boyle) horseshoers, 22 Golden Gate Av Duncan & Spellet (Bobert Duncan and David Spellet) mnfrs inner soles, 431 Fourth Duncan''8 Mills Land and Lumber Co., I. E. Thayer ageni, 22 California Dunokel Charles, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 5 Dear- born PI Dunckle E., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 5 Dear- born PI Dunckle Lizzie H., domestic 119 Capp Duncomb Edward J., bookkeeper W. W. Montague & Co., r. 212 Powell Dundale Joseph, laborer American Sugar Befinery Dundas Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 102tj>j Larkin Duudas James, helper William T. Garratt, r. 260 First Dundas Jane, widow, r. 1024 Folsom Dundas Mowbray B., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 1026 Larkin Dundas William A., salesman White & Cambridge, r. 1024 Folsom Dundon John, laborer, r. 556 J^ Natoma Dundon Patrick F., proptr S. F. Boiler Works, 131-133 Folsom, r. 1414 Devisadero Dundon Timothy, helper S. F. Boiler Works, r. 1414 Devisadero Dnnford William, r. Baldwin House Dungan Edward J., bookkeeper William G. Jobson, r. 623 Howard Dungan John, r. Arion House Dunbam, C arrli; an & Co. , successors to Con- roy, O'Connor & Co. (B. F. Dunham, E. W. Play- ter, W. L. McCormick, Andrew Carrigan and Brace Hayden) importers and jobber* metals and hardware, 107-111 Front, and 108-112 Pine Dunham Benjamin Frank (Dunham, Oarrigan & Co.)r. Oakland Dunham Harriet, widow, r. 104 Seventh Dunham Henry, whitener, 345-Third Dunham Henry M., waiter City of Stockton Dunham John S., clerk, r. 609 Pine Duni Glacomo, fruit and vegetables, 421 Union, r. 6 Varennes Dunican Edwin C, brassfinisher Weed & Eingwell, r. 407 Minna Dunigan Daniel, molder Union Iron Works, r. 240)i Clara Dunigan Edward, carpenter, r. N s Day. nr Church Dunigan Mary, widow, fruits and vegetables, 326 Fifth Dunigan Michael J., teamster Merchants' Overland Transfer Express Co., r. 326 Fifth 183'' Dunigan. See Duunigan Dunker Adolph (Sorenson & Dunker) r. 930 Filbert Dunker Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Dunker Chris. (Dunker, Siebe & Co.) r. 332 Fremont Dunker Dietrich (Putzoian & Dunker) r. 569 Minna Dunker Ernest H., real estate, r. 1428 Broadway Dunker Johann, porkpacker, r. 922 Battery Dunker John A., student Pac. Business College, r. 332 Fremont Dunker, Siebe Si Co. (Chris. Dunker, George Siebe and Henry Campe) wholesale wine and liquor dealers, 301-303 Front Dunkley Charles, miner, r. 419 Clementina Dunkley John, laborer, r. 936 Folsom Dunlap Albert, upholsterer, 1520)^ Dupont Dunlap Ammi W., magnetic healer and clairvoyant, office and r. 822 Mission Dunlap David, guard House of Correction, r. 4 Fair Oaks Dunlap David L., cigars and tobacco, 21 LeideBdorff.r. 417 O'Farrell Dunlap H. A., miller Golden Age Mill Co., r. 321 Pa- cific Dunlap Hannah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 506 O'Farrell Dunlap J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Dunlap John, vegetables, 510 First Dunlap William, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Dunlap William, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific Dunlap William, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 4 Fair Oaks Dunlap William H., miner, r. 533 Sacramento Dunlap William T., boilermaker, r. NE cor Bitch and Town send Dunlap Wilson, solicitor S. F. Daily Beport, r. 137 Montgomery B^" Dunlap. See Dunlop Dunlay Frank, fireman P. M. S3. City of Sydney Duulay Jeremiah, laborer, r. 536 M Natoma Dunlay John, longshoreman, r. 304 Beale Dunlay John Jr., salesman P. O'Neill, r. 306 Beale Dunlea Michael, deckhand C. P. EB. stmr Amador, r. 360 Clementina Dunleavy James T., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 22 Federal Dunleavy Jeremiah, harnessmaker, 615 Howard , r. 26 Silver Dunleavy John, r. 48 Seventh Dunleavy Michael, porter Bay Warehouse, r. 1417 Kearny Dunlevy Andrew C, clerk Keane Bros., r. 933 Ji Fol- som Dunlevy Andrew J., sergeant police, r. 933J4 Folsom Dunlevy John, clerk Heiman Bros., r. 933 >4 Folsom Dunlevy William S., bookkeeper N. Clark & Sons, r. 410 Hyde 83^ Dunlevy. See Donleavy Dunlop Charles, plasterer, r. 9 Bonita Dunlop Daniel, shoecutter Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co., r. 719 Haves Dunlop W., watertender P. M. SS. City of Peking Dunly Francis M., joiner, r. 1036 Guerrero Dunmore Frederick, horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. 17 Glasgow Dunmore William, horseshoer, 17 Glasgow Dunn Alexander, machinist William Hawkins, r. 636 Howard Dunn Annie, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 13 Bruce PI Dunn Bernard, r. 1 Vincent P a o I'* I o* o o p p" H H O oo o o B o o s 3 © TRUMAN, ISHAIIII& CO., 511 MarM St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN IVIWMARE, 133 Spear Street. DUN 404 DUN 0) o 20 a o bf) a o o .0 ■^» a Ch o O 9 ;^ a M OS ;h > H o Dunn Bridget, laundress Pac. Dispensary Hospital, r. 22a Thirteenth Dunn Bridget Miss, furnished rooms, 760 Folsom Dunn Catharine, presser Palace Dye Works, r. 746 Market Dunn Charles A., contractor, r. 25 Hyde Dunn Charles D., printer, r. 1619 M Post Dunn Christopher, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI DuDn Cornelius, calker, r. E s Church, nr Twenty- third Dunn Cornelius, painter, r. 312 Jj Tehama Dunn Cornelius C, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. E s Valen- cia, nr Twenty-fifth Dunn Courtney E., clerk Jones, Robinson & Co., r. 1104 Market Dunn D., helper Risdon I. and L. Works Dunn Daniel, salesman Keane Bros., r. 23 Garden Dunn David, driver James Igo, r. Ss California Av, nr Figaro, B. H. Dunn David E., barber, 515 California, t. 3}i Monroe Dunn Delia Mrs., r. 1936 Stevenson Dunn E. & Co. (Emmett Dunn) pianos, organs and sheet music, 1210 Market and 17 Golden Gate Av Dunn E. Mrs., dressmaking. 426 Fulton Dunn Edward, laborer, r. C24 Fourth Dunn Edward, milkman, r. 209 Eighth Dunn Edward, carpenter, r. 1050 Howard Dunn Eliza, widow, r. 8 Lafayette PI Dunn Emmett (E. Dunn & Co.) r. Truesdell House Dunn Felix T., clerk, r. 31 Clinton Park Dunn Francis F., safemaker, r. 25 Hyde Dunn Garrett, miner, r. 28 Seventh Dunn George, carpenter, r. N s Pixley, bet Fillmore and Steiner Dunn George, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 627 Third Dunn George E., bricklayer, r. SE cor Ridley and Church Dunn George F., canmaker, r. 15 Bernard Dunn George W., naturalist, 629 Washington Dunn G. W., machinist, r. Branch House Dunn Henry, boiler maker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Montgomery's Hotel Dunn Henry L., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 151 Minna Dunn Horace D., fishing tackle and lamps, 547 Wash- ington, r. 453 Bryant Dunn Janies, carpenter, r. 402 Broadway Dunn James, laborer, r. 40 Moss I Dunn James, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel Dunn James, superintendent Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1526 Clay ! Dunn James, wharf builder, r. W s Banks, bet Blaine I and PowhatUn, B. H. I Dunn James Mrs., widow, r. 1903 PacificAv I Dunn James C, shoemaker, r. 311 Seventeenth, rear Dunn James E., ironmolder, r. 37 Louisa ': Dunn James E., seaman, r. W s Dolores, bet Thirtieth I and Thirty-first I Dunn James B., carpenter, r. 127 Jackson I Dunn John, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 13 I Bruce PI Dunn John, carpenter, r. 108 Seveilth Dunn John, carpenter, r. 147 Minna Dunn John, cook, r. 370 Clementina Dunn John, correspondent Bank of California, r. 1407 Van NesB Av Dunn John, engineer, r. New Wisconsin Hotel Duun John, engineer Sutter St. RR.. r. 1523 Pine Dunn John, hostler N. B. and M. BR. Dunn John, laborer, r. 1 Bannam PI Dunn John, laborer, r. SW cor Hayes and Pierce Dunn John, liquor saloon, 650 Sacramento Dunn Joljn, miner, r. 547 Mi.ssion Dunn John, mining, r. Brooklyn Hotel Dunn John, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs &Co., r. 1110 Taylor Dunn John, shoemaker, r. 268 Minna Dunn John, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 47 Steven- son Dunn John, with John Curtis k Son, r. 324 Clemen- tina Dunn John Mrs., widow, r. 1100 Folsom Dunn John A., tninkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 750 Harrison Dunn John B., shoemaker, r. 1 Antonio Dunn John F., clerk, r. 37 Louisa Dunn John F. D., carpenter, r. 327 Bryant Dunn John H., woodcarvc-r J. Bryant, r. 108 Seventh Dunn John J., deputy Sheriff, r. 312 Tehama Dunn John J., patternmaker, 143-145 Fremont, r. 117 Franklin Dunu^John O., carpenter, r. E s Valencia, nr Twenty- fifth Dunn John P., State Comptroller, r. 2226 Howard Dunn John T., salesman, r. 2924 Washington Dunn Joseph, porter Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 15 Bernard Dunn Joseph P., moldcr, r. 15 Bernard Dunn Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 745 Minna Dunn Kate E., Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar School, r. 123 California Av Dunn Lawrence, engineer, r. 9 Bagley PI Dunn Lawrence, teamster 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 150 Clara Dunn L. B., laborer .£tna Iron Works, r. 434 Tehama Dunn Lily V. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School Dunn Louisa Miss, laundress, 916 Sutter Dunn Luke, bartender Samuel S. Sample, r. 1107}$ Howard Dunn M., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works Dunn Maggie Miss, shoe fitter, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Dunn Margaret Miss, cloakmaker Wurkheim & Co. Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 1104 Market Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 151 Minna Dunn Margaret A., widow, r. 1112 Hampshire Dunn Maria Miss, r. 326 Jessie Dunn Martin, laborer, r. 921 Jacksou Dunn Martin, stonemason, r. 727 Minna Dunn Mary, widow, r. 1107 J^ Howa,d Dunn Mary Mrs., r. 707 Stockton Dunn Mary A., dressmaker, r. 23 Garden Dunn Mary E. Miss, weaver, r. 1112 Hampshire Dunn Mary Jane, widow, r. 327 Bryant Dunn Michael, butcher, r. S s Lombard, bet Fillmore and Steiner Dunn Michael, first assistant engineer P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 10 Clinton Dunn Michael, laborer, r. 1.39M Shipley Dunn Michael C. laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen- ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Dann Michael J., lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 639 Mission Dunn Moses C, r. 553 Stevenson Dunn N., house painter, r. S12}$ Tehama Dunn Patrick, expressman, r. 756 Folsom Dunn Patrick, lougshoreman, r. 520 Broadway Dunn Patrick, water tender P. M. SS. City of Peking Dunn Patrick F., blacksmith, r. 25 Hyde Dunn Patrick J., plumber, r. 1107 3^ Howard Dunn Peter F.. r. 1112 Hampshire Dunn Philip J., operator Cal. District Tel. Co., r. 13 Harrison Dunn Samuel W., manager William Garretson & Co., 629 Washington, r. Oakland Dunn Thomas, r. 621 Union Dunn Thomas, clerk, r. 2313 Webster Dunn Thomas, engineer, r. 748 Howard Dunn Thomas, lumberman, r. 489 Brannan Dunn Thomas D.,nightwatchman Thomas H. Blythe, r. 1005 J« Mason Dunn Thomas F., painter, r. 151 Minna Dunn Timothy T., ironworker, r. 37 Louisa Dunn William (Eeany & Dunn) r. 151 Minna Dunn William, driver City RB., r. 178M Fourteenth Dunn William, stone block cutter Edward Dudgeon, r. Petaluma Dunn William H., mason, r. 25 Hyde Dunn William H., receiver Cal. St. RR., r. 1024 Hyde Dunn William J., plumber David Bush, r. 37 Louisa Dunne Andrew, teamster, r. 1149 Harrison Dunne D. Mrs., widow, r. 14 De Boom Dunne Daniel J., machinist, r. 431 Twenty-second Dunne Delia, widow, r. 812 Webster Dunne Dennis J., blacksmith, r. 320 Eighteenth Dunne Edward, salesman NIABIM£ ENdilNEK and BOII^ERM. DUR 406 DUV u o Durbrow Harry, cashier Hutcbineon & Mann, r. 1124 Bush Durbrow J. M., trading agent, r. Brooklyn Hotel Darbrow Josepb, office 414 Montgomery, r. 1124 Bueh Durchlaub John, baker, r. 1387 Dupont Durden Henry D., chemist, r. 1737 Broadway Durden H. S., r. 984 Harrison Burden M. Mrs., -widow, r. 1737 Broadway Durein Charles J., proprietor Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton Durein William, r. Humboldt House Durel Peter, r. 127 Jackson Durell Peter, lodgings, 526 Broadway Duren George, clerk Davis Bros., r. Nucleus House Duren George G., wheelwright 8. F. Forge, r. 515Jer John P., card writer and stationery, Palace Ho- tel, r. 619 Mission Dwyer Joseph, physician, 219 Pacific, r. 18 Jessie, rear Dwyer £ate, widow, r. 1753 Howard Six- , r. 2 Dwyer Eatherine M. Mrs., dress and cloak making 23 Van Ness Av Dwyer Lawrence, painter, r. 1020 Alabama Dwyer Lawrence J., painter, r. 1020 Alabama Dwyer Margaret Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Primary School, r. 1503 Golden Gate Av Dwyer Martin S., clerk Bell & Co., r. 23 Van New Av Dwyer Mary, cloth burler, r. 2 Russell , Dwyer Mary, groceries and liquors, 745 Brannan Dwyer Mary, widow, r. 14 Clinton Dwyer Michael, boarding, 106 First Dwyer Michael, carpenter, r. 1208 York Dwyer Michael, coal passer P. M. 8S. City of Sydney Dwyer Michael, stair builder John R. Drew, r. 250 Fourth Dwyer MichaelT., spinner S.F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin Dwyer Michael W., fruits and vegetables, 2947 teentb Dwyer Patrick, r. 106 Twelfth Dwyer Patrick A., porter James R. Kelly & Co Russell Dwyer Patrick J., policeman, r. 336 Tenth Dwyer Peter, laborer, r. 1727 Market Dwyer, Robertson & Co. (James R. Dwyer and Herman Robertson) wholesale cigars and tobac- co., NE cor Sacramento and Sansome Dwyer Thomas, molder, r. Central Pacific Hotel Dwyer Thomas, milkman, r. W s Mission Road, bet Seneca and Niagara Avs Dwyer Thomas D., finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk Dwyer Thomas O.. painter, r. 670 Harrison Dwyer Timothy, house painter, r. 108 Langton Dwyer Timothy, laborer; r. 670 Harrison Dwyer William, laborer, r. 142 Ji Freelon Dwyer William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Dwyer William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. SW cor Francisco and Larkin Dwyer William H., salesman, r. 8J^ Decatur Dwyer William J., laborer, r. 1245 Mission Dwyer William P., delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co'b Wharf, r. 62 South Park Dwyer William T., laborer, r. 14094 Freelon Dyberg Alfred V., sailmaker, r. 426 Fifth Dye Elam (Chittenden & Co.) r. E s California Av, nr Precita Av, B. H. Dye John, r. 127 Jackson Dye William M., Insurance agent, offtce 422 Califor- nia, r. 1418 California Dyer Aaron G., pattern maker, r. 221 Pacific Dyer Alice, widow, r. 411 Mason Dyer Ann, widow, seamstress, r. 211 Hermann Dyer Annie E., shoefltter Jory Bros., r. BW cor Santa Clara and Illinois Dyer Barlow, chief mailing clerk Poet Office, r. Com- mercial Hotel Dyer C. Edmond, compositor Call, r. 11 ii Oak Dyer Charles, tinsmith, r. 1023 Stockton Dyer Charles, whitener, r. 1318 Dupont • Dyer Charles M., blacksmith, r. 339 Sixth Dyer Ebe, clerk, r. 209 Tehama Dyer Emerson, engineer, r. 233 Sixteenth Dyer Helen, widow, r. 73+ Folsom Dyer George H., housesmith John C. Jung, r. 1520 Ellis Dyer James, bartender, r. 869 Market Dyer James A., carpenter, r. 1402 >.i Folsom Dyer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW cor Illinois and Santa Clara Dyer James J., dentist, office 37 Post, r. 235 Oak Dyer James M., miner, r. 421 Brannan Dyer James S. , contractor, 628 California, room 6, r. 1745 Union Dyer John, bartender, r. 100 M Jackson Dyer John, carpenter, r. 1111 Filbert Dyer John, clerk, r. 202 Sixth Dyer John, laborer, r. 641 Broadway Dyer John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 675 Mission Dyer John, shipcarpenter, r. 640 Howard Dyer John B., carpenter, r. 3 Bartol Dyer Joseph, clerk, r. 209 Tehama Dyer Joseph P. (Kenney & Dyer) r. Oakland Dyer Kate J. Mrs., telegrah operator Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 510 Twenty-sixth Dyer Mabel J., shoefitter Jory Bros., r. SW cor Sant» Clara and Illinois Dyer Manly, tinsmith, 749 Mission, r. 339 Sixth Dyer Margaret, widow, dressmaker, 3036 Sixteenth U/ A P n N Q TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., Wl H U U ll O S09, Sll aiarbet St. BUOaiES, CARRIAGES Edwards' ILilgrtatningr Jnnip- Seat. for sale to the Trade. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOHN WIOnORR, — ^ 133 »>|>ear H^'** DYE 408 EAK Dyer Michael, laborer, r. W s Folaom, iir Twenty- seventh Dyer Richard, teamstpr Neville h Co., r. 1520 Ellis Dyer Kichard W., carriagesmith Charles Rueser, r. 1520 Ellis Dyer Rudolph C, shoemaker, r. 211 Hermann Dyer Sophia Mrs., r. 1520 Ellis • Dyer Thomas, engineer, r. 54 Sacramento Dyer Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 640 Howard Dyer Walter, peddler, r. 1402)^ Folsom Dyer William, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel Dyer William C, cooper, 1017 Battery, r. 3 Bartol Dygert Andrew J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co. , r. 631 Green Dygert Andrew J. Jr., bookbinder, r. 631 Green Dygert Frank H., varnisher J. S. Bennett, r.631 Green Dyke William, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Dykeman John J., machinist Main St. Iron Works, r. 807 Mason Dykeman Owen, engineer, r. 807 Mason Dykes Robert, compositor CaH, r. 2409 Clay Dymot John B., bookkeeper Edward A. Stockton, r. 963 Howard Dyreborg Robert H., mate schr Sadie F. Caller, r. 26 Steuart Dyson James, glasscutter Whittier, Puller k Co., r. 2816 California Eachleb Habby, seaman schr Rose Sparks, r. 20 Fol- som Eachus Frank J. , loungemaker Charles W. Ridgeway , r. 202 Sixth Eade George C, teamster, r. 2011 Dupont Eade John, teamster, r. 2011 Dupont Eade Sarah, widow, r. 2011 Dupont Eadle James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Eadie James H., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s Arkansas, bet Napa and Shasta Eadon Moses, buyer Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. Oakland 10" Eadon. See Eaton and Eden Eagan Ambrose, r. 409 Ellis Eagan Catherine, widow, r. 118 Ivy Av Eagan Charles, butcher, r. 7 Montgomery PI Eagan Charles, butcher, r. 1813 Sutter Eagan Daniel A., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. cor Twelfth and Mission Eagan David F., gasfitter, r. 118 Ivy Av Eagan Eugene, teamster, r. 2733 Pine Eagan Frederick, pressman A. Chaigneau, r. 7 Mont- gomery PI Eagan Hannah, widow, furnished rooms, 913, Howard Eagan Henry, porter Rediugton & Co., r. 7 Montgom- ery PI Eagan James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 61 Tehama Eagan James, distributors. F. Laandry, r. 1609 O'Far- rell Eagan James, engineer 8. F. Laundry, r. NW cor St. Rose's Av and Collins Eagan James, laborer, r. 69 Minna Eagan James £., clerk Mrs. M. L. Hogan, r. 219 Elev- enth Eagan James J., special policeman, r. 3 Jacoby PI Eagan James L., capitalist, r. 21 Dupont Eagan Johanna, widow, r. 7 Montgomery PI Eagan John Mrs., widow, r. 474 (464) Tehama Eagan John, liquor saloon, 1129 Folsom Eagan John, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 527 Fol- som Eagan John, teamster, r. 636 Howard Eagan John J., bootblack, r. 546 Mission, rear Eagan John P., clerk, r. 913 Howard Eagan Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. £^gan Michael, laborer, r. 520 Mission Eagan Michael, laborer, r. 18 St. Rose's Av Eagan Michael, laborer, r. 718 Sansome Eagan Michael, laborer, r. S s Pixley, bet Buchanan and Webster Eagan Michael, plumber and gasfitter C. J. Reilley, r. 12 Russell Eagan Michael, teamster, r. 715 Davis £agan Michael A., boilmaker, r. .529 Valencia Eagan Michael J., carpenter, r. 1311 Uevisadero Eagan Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Baldwin Court Eagan Patrick, laborer, r. 436 Jessie Eagan Peter, laster U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. Mi- Treat Av Eagan Theodore, canmaker, r. 7 Montgomery PI 18 Eagan Thomas, guard Industrial School Kagan Thomas, shoemaker, r. W s Washington Av Twenty-seventh, B. H. *» Eagan Thomas F., clerk, r. 251 Tehama Eagan William, fireman, r. 31 De Boom Eagan William, laborer Drummond jc Lemont, r Julian Av Eagan William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 2 Leroy PI Eagan William J., laborer, r. 2 Julian Av 10" Eagan. See Egan Eager Daniel N., carpenter, r. 1209 Green Eager E. N., civil engineer. 40 California, r. Oak- land Eager Walter H., pressman Chronicle, r. 331 Union Eager Walter T., compositor Chronicle, r. 22 Geary Eager William T. B., pressmaa Chronicle, r. 1527 Golden Gate Av fl^ Eager. See Eger Eagle Block, NW cor Pine and Davis Engle Brass Works, Morris Greenberg proprie- tor, 205 Fremont Eagle Coffee, Spice, Itmg and Mustard Mills, Charles Fett proprietor, 8-10 Stevenson Eaffle Coffee and Spice Mills, Bertiu & Le- porl proprietors, 517 Commercial Eagle Cracker Bakery, George Muller proptr, SW cor Eleventh and Mission Eagle Edward, machinist, r. 836 Mission Eagle Exchange Saloon, Michael Eilday pro- prietor, 100 Second Eagle Fuse Works, John Skinker agent, 256 Market Eagle John, laborer C. P. RR., r. 14 Oak Grove Av Eagle King Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) W. A. Beal Secretary, 214 Sansome, room 23 Eagle Paper Mills, S. P. Taylor & Co. agents, 418 Clay Eagle Soap Co., office 208 Davis Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell proptr, 17-19 Davis Eagle Wine Vaults, B. Dreyfus & Co. propri- etors, 630-642 Braunan Eagles John (Eagles & Wild) r. 838 Mission Eagles William C., carpenter, r. 1214 Mission Eagles & Wild (John Eagles and Thomas C. Wild) liquor saloon. 602 Mission Eagleson Frank E. , r. 317 Stockton Eaglesou John G. (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton Eagleson Robert (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton Eagleson ^ Co. (John G. and Robert Eagleson) importers and manufacturers men's furnishing goods and shirts, 414 Market, retail 4-6 Kearny t^ Eagleson. See Eggleston Eakin Chandler P., captain Battery F., First Artillery V. 8. A., Fort Wintield Scott (Fort Point) Eakin William A., assistant License Collector, r. 326 Jessie Ealy Nicholas, mechanic, r. 32 Clementina Eames Henry H., mining engineer, 94 Montgomery Block, r. 1902 Broadway Eames James H., draftstnan W. F. Smith, r. 1902 Broadway Eames Manly, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Valencia and Twenty-fifth Eames Niles E., clerk, r. 12 Harlan PI Eames Roscoe L., stenographer Sherman, Clay & Co., r. Oakland Eames Ithamar B., attorney at law, r. 529 Geary aST Eames. See Ames Earhardt Charles, metalworker Conlin & Roberts, r. 24 Sixth Earl Charles, laborer, r. 1023 Market, rear Earl Daniel W. (D. W. Earl & Co.) r. 2297 Sacramento Earl David, traveling salesman Davis Bros., Toklas k Co., r. 743 Pine Earl D. W. FOK AIVI> DKI^IVKRED. OFFICK, 648 BIAKKKT STREET. EAK 409 EAT D™' James C, bricklayer, r. 411 Jones ( Jolin J., seaman, r. 929 Bryant Duvi John O., mining, office 401 California, room 2, r. Lick House Dui May Mrs., dressmaker, 27 Geary, room 3, r. 411 Jones Dti-v Thomas Jefiferson, barber, r. 145 Ninth ■le Mrs., r. Abbotsford House Dwie Anthony, shoemaker, r. 524 Oak rle Arthur, law student, r. 818 Powell Earle Clara B. Miss, assistant Qrant Primary School, r. 2213 Octavia Earle Frederick W., clerk Maine Lodging House, 614 Kearny Earle George F., clerk Redlngton & Oo.,r. 2213 Octavia Earle George Frederick, clerk paper division Post Of- fice, r. 1213 Leavenworth Earle Henry G., shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 716 Bu- chanan Earle Henry H.. clerk Redington & Co., r. 2222 Jackson Earle John B., note teller Anglo-Californian Bank, r. Oakland Earle John H., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Alameda Earle Michael K., baker, r. 18 Dore Earle R. T. Mrs., r. 1027 Washington Earle Slade A. (Earle & Co.) r. 524 Oak Earle Susie H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School, r. 1213 Leavenworth Earle William, grocer, r. 37 Eddy Earle & Co. (Slade A. Earle, Arthur W. Bogart and Charles H. Sawyer) mnfrs boots and shoes, 765 Mission 8^ Earle. See Earl and Earll Earley Daniel J., student Pac. Business College, r. 46 Garden Av Earley James E., laborer, r. 128 Clinton Earley John A., drayman Neustadter Bros., 8W cor Pine and Sansome Earll A. R., law student Robinson, Olney & Byrne, r. Oakland B^" Earll. See Earl and Earle Early Bernard (Weales & Early) r. 2129 Mission Early Mary, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI Early Thomas, laborer, r. 1701 Jessie Early Thomas, tanner, r. 3008 Sixteenth Earnest Joseph T., commission merchant and grain broker,- 302 Davis, r. Oakland ByEarnest. See Ernest and Ernst Earnshaw Walker, wool sorter Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 228 Sixteenth Earp Virgil, r. 604 Pine Earp Warren B., r. 604 Pine Earp Wyatt S., r. 604 Pine Easley Benjamin, milker A. D, Miller, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av, U. M. T. Easley John F.. carpenter, r. 1511 O'Farrell Easly Benjamin, laborer George A. Davis & Co., r. Coso House Eason Will L.. editor Coast Review, office 320 Sansome, r. Oakland East Mount Diablo Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) George W. Fisher secretary, 306 Pine, room 10 East Noonday Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11 East Wellington Coal Co., I.Lawrence Pool president, R. D. Chandler treasurer, office 118- 120 Pacific Easter John, peddler, r. N s Burrows, bet Dartmouth an' I Bowdoin, U. M. T. Easterbrook T., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Easterby Frank G., deputy collector U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1111 Clay Easterby Ranch Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) M. Theodore Kearney manager. 22 Montgomery Eastern Quicksilver Co. (Lake Co., Cal.) F. A. Berlin secretary, 420 Montgomery Easting Alice Miss, glovemaker Philipp, Hesthal & Co., r. 218 Ritch Easting Bartholomew, blacksmith Eugene Soule, r. 218 Ritch Easting Clarence E., house painter, r. 218 Ritch Easting James M., blacksmith Eugene Soule, r. 218 Bitch Eastland Alfred T., secretary Stockton Gas Co., 604 Commercial, r. Oakland Eastland Andrew J., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. Oakland E2astland Cliarles, liquor saloon, SW cor Third and Berry Eastland Edward, waiter P. 0. SS. Santa Cruz Eastland Joseph G. , office 604 Commercial, r. 835 California Eastland Samuel, porter Thomas Day & Co., r. 267 Minna Eastman C. F., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. Oakland Eastman Charles H., bookkeeper Frank Eastman & Co., r. Oakland Eastman Cyrus A., master mariner, r. 2 Ewer PI Eastman Edward, line repairer American Dist. Tel. Co., r. 317)4 Union Eastman Edward Mrs., principal Morse Electric Tele- graph Academy, 1123 Clay, r. 31754 Union Eastman Emily R. Mrs., artist, studio and r. 11 Kearny Eastman Frank, estate of (Frank Eastman & Co.) office 509 Clay Eastman Frank Si Co. (estate of Frank f^ast- mau and Michael Shannon) proprietors Franklin Book and Job Printing Office, 509 Clay Eastman George, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Eastman George S., policeman, r. Servia, bet Platte and Yazoo Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library, r. 216 . Bush Eastman Harrison, artist, r. 1123 Clay Eastman Henry C, teacher elocution, r. 237 Phelan Building Eastman John, carpenter SS. Hylton Castle- Eastman John C. Rev., pastor Larkin St. Presbyterian Church, r. 1019 Lombard Eastman Julian, clerk, r. 1123 Clay Eastman L. R., r. 2 Ewer PI , Eastman Thomas S., carriage repository and agent Abbot, Downing Co., 40-46 New Montgomery, r. 704 Stockton Eastman Webster, carpenter, r. 1309 Stockton Eastman William H., printer Frank Eastman & Co., r. r. 20 Prospect PI Easton David N., clerk, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and Bartlett Eastou George (Jacobs & Easton) r. 2620 California Easton House, Frank O. JoUnson proptr, 409 Drumm Easton James W., bookkeeper Robert F. Bunker, r. 109 Fell Easton Jennie Mrs., r. 823 Filbert Easton John, cabinet maker, r. 109 Fell Easton Lizzie B. Miss, r. 512 Geary Easton Oliver W. Mrs., treasurer Pac. Dispensary Hospital for Women and Children, r. 512 Geary Easton Richard, boilermaUer, r. 513 Folsom Easton Wendell (Easton & Eldridge) r. Beresford Hotel EASTON & ELDEIDSE (wen. dell Easton and J, O. Eldridg^e) real estate ag^enta and auctioneers, $3/3 Montgomery Eastport Coos Bay Coal Co., I. Lawrence Pool president, office 118-120 Pacific Eastwood A. B. Mrs.,r. 157 Seventh Eastwood Hubert, milkman, r. nr Ocean View Station Eastwood Richard, lumberman, r. SE cor Steuart and Howard Eastwood Thomas, blacksmith, r. 54 Minna, rear Eaton Alfred J. (I. F. Eaton & Son) r. 1716 Stevenson Eaton Amasa, secretary Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., 148-149 New Montgomery, r. San Jose Eaton A. T., seaman, r. 30 Clay Eaton Charles, packer B. Nathan & Co., r. 409 Fourth Eaton Charles H., lumber surveyor, 22 California, room 4, r. Oakland EATON CHARLES S. agent Hazelton Brothers' pianos, 735 Market, r. 1306 3Iasoh Eaton Charles W., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 101 Dupont Eaton Cornelius J., mining, r. 115 Ridley Eaton Edward B., physician and surgeon, office and r. 940 Howard Eaton Edwin R., policeman, r. 1811 Dupont Eaton Francis G., foreman Straus, Kohnstamm jt Co., r. 1502 Mission Eaton Frank E., conductor S. P. RR., r. 1416 Hyde Eaton Fred. W. (Miller & Eaton) 320 Sansome, room 57, r. 2629 California, cor Scott Eaton Frederick S., hatter, r. 1406 Clay Eaton George W., watchman Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 233 Sixteenth WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WMow Shades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. G.W.CLARK&CO. 646 Market St. UIIUPI/I CV CDICDC JL UAVCC FrtTON (kcON WORKN. 213 Fremont Ntr««i, MiriulVLCI; OrlLrid (X rlnl CO, .Manufacturers of Sucar MillM, Vacaniu I>»nM, JEUs. S3 :« EAT 410 ECK u o u o .c8 d :8 0) O m o •H SO Eaton H., r. 1317 Natoma Eatoa Isaac F. (I. F. Eaton & Son) r. 1716 StevenBon Eaton I. F. ii Son (Isaac F. and Alfred J.) wholesale wood. Third St. Wharf, and wood and coal, 717 Valencia Eaton James, tailor, 772 Folsom Eaton James F., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 715 Howard Eaton James M., physician and School Director, office and r. 403 Montgomery Ay Eaton J. C, assayer, 49 Merchants' Exchange, r. Ala- meda Eaton Lemuel P., clerk, r. 2219 Leavenworth Eaton Noble H., copyist County Clerk, r. 1628 Clay Eaton Robert S., farmer, r. 712 Shotwell Eaton Thomas F., bartender Caleb Coates, r. 1502 Mission Eaton William, r. 108 Mason Eaton William, painter Grand Hotel Eaton William G., wool sorter Pac. Bcrouring Co., r. 428 Laguna Eaton William H., tinsmith George H. Tay h Co., r. 1406 Clay Eaton William L., operative melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 2045 Mission Eaton William R., clerk Cliflf House, r. 137 Montgom- ery fff" Eaton. See Eadon and Eden Eatwell Charles, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 41 Clemen- tina Eaves John, watchmaker, 126 Kearny, rooms 56-57 Eayrs Harrison P. (Kohler & Eayrs) r. Oakland Ebb Charles, teamster, r. 37 Clementina Ebbets Artlmr M., proprietor Merchants' Coal Yard, 109-115 Sacramento, r. 1405 Jones Ebbin^liaasen H. «Ss Co. (Henry Ebbingbausen and Henry Lilienthal) groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission and Twenty-first Ebbingliaiisen Henry (Henry Ebbingbausen & Co., and H. Ebbingbausen & Co.) and groceries, 8E cor Third and Howard, r. 630 Shotwell Ebbinghausen Henry Jr., clerk Henry Ebbingbausen, r. 630 Shotwell Ebbing'liauseii Henry & Co. (Henry Ebbing- bausen, H. Bohlmann and H. Lilienthal) grocer- ies and liquors, NW cor Polk and Hayes Ebeling Christopher, bottler Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. Alameda Ebeling Theodore, machinist, r. 16 Natoma fS^ Ebeling. See Abeling Eber Albert, dry and fancy goods, 102 Sixth, r. 15 Russ Eberhardt CharlesF.,baker International Hotel, r.Ws Minot, nr Courtland Av, B. H. • Eberhardt Christian, bartender, r. 339 Jessie Eberhardt Etnest D., clerk Henry W. Helms, r. Arion House Eberhart Adolf, wine merchant, r.'l713 Mason Eberhart Adolph Jr., clerk Autieell Piano Co., r. 1713 Mason Eberhart Joseph, brewer, r. 81 Clementina Eberhart Matthew, liquor saloon, 39 Market, r. 46 Second Kberle Adam W., water tender O. R. and N. SS. Ore- gon, r. 227 O'Parrell Eberle Anton, confectioner, r. 1226 Stockton Eberle Benedict, laborer, r. 623 Minna Eberle Benjamin (Lehmann & Eberle) r. 623 Minna Eberle Joseph, shoemaker, ^ s San Bruno Road, nr Eve Eberle Joseph F., cigarmaker, r. 623 Minna Eberle Mary, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Eberle Robert M., business manager Emerbon's Stan- dard Theater, r. 1312 Larkin Eberle William 8., hostler Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 623 Minna Eberlein George, cornicemaker, r. 333 Jessie Ebers Otto, bartender, r. NE cor Beale and Bryant Eberspacher Charles, baker, r. 11 Bruce PI Ebert Augustus, expressman, r. 416 Francisco Ebert Charles, bartender, r. 702 Front Ebert George, with J. O. Bauer & Co., r. 1502 Powell Ebert George Mrs., r. 1603 Dupont Ebert Gustave A., bottle packer, r. 4 San Antonio Ebert Junas, crockery, 1417 Stockton Ebert Lorenz, laborer, r. 317 Francisco Ebner Charles F., with Starr & Co., r. 1326 Golden Gate Av Ebner Charles L., bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co., r. 1715 Howard Ebner Gustavns W., bookkeeper John Perry Jr., r. 1715 Howard Ebrard Felicien, tanner Dominique Legallet Ebson Charles, coachman, 92u Pine Eccles Fannie C. Miss, r. 2525 Mission Eccles John C, plumber, r. 2.')25 Mission Eccles John M., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 637 Howard Eccles John S., plumber, r. 2525 Mission Eccles Orrin V., teamster, r. 1327 Harrison t^ Eccles. See Eckels and Eckles Eche Edouard, tanner Dominique Legallet Echgelmeier Hermann, porter Frederick Hufschmldt, r. 332 Green Echlin Charles C, clerk J. B. Golly & Co., r. 668 Na- toma Echtler John, compositor The Hebrew, r. 623 Sixth Eckardt Frederick, tailor, r. 1009 Powell Eckart William R. (Salkeld & Eckart) r. 2295 Sacra- mento Eckel John N., physician, office and r., 324 Geary Eckelmann John, barber, 1603 Leavenworth, r. 3 Glover Eckels Henry B., carpenter, r. Capitol House Eckels Joseph O., blacksmith, r. Philadelphia House 8^ Eckels. See Eccles Eckenroth Frank H., bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co., r. 1009 Mason Eckenroth Henry W., jeweler, r. 16 Berkeley Av Eckenroth Joseph L., blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 16 Berkeley Av Ecker Charles, driver John J. Duffy, r. 1630 Ellis Ecker George, r. 505 Mason Ecker George, boilermaker, r. 529 Bryant Ecker George O., jeweler A. Andrews, r. 5J4 Dupont Ecker Virginia, widow, r. 505 Mason Eckerson F., with Bancroft Library, r. Park House Eckerson Jerome B., glovemaker Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. Howard, nr Twentieth Eckert Anton, r. 2 Moulton PI Eckert Fred, butcher, r. Honduras, South S. F. Eckert Frederick M., builder, r. 623 Walnut Av Eckert Josephine Mrs., housekeeper Brooklyn Hotel Eckert T. Wilmot, actor Tivoli Opera House, r. Russ House Eckert William, laborer Standard Packing Co. Eckfeldt William H., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 1837 Market Eckhard Frederick, Tailors Pro. Union, 316 Post Eckhardt Frederick, frame maker Herrmann Cohen, r. 22 Oak Grove Av Eckhardt Henry, cooper, r. Harmony Hotel Eckhardt Louis H., with Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 628 Sutter Eckart Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 1427 California Eckart Mary A., widow, r. 1427 California Eckhoif Henry, miner, r. 5 Washington Eckhoflf Jacob, bartender, r. SE cor Greenwich and Steiner Eckle Frederick, liquor saloon, and lodgings, 634 Pa- cific Eckler John, printer, r. 523 Sixth Eckler Robert E., painter, 12 Seventh, r. 170954 Jessie Eckles Raymond, brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r. Oakland Eckley George, clerk general freight office 0. P. EB., r. 418 Jones ■ Eckley John L., proptr Spring Dale Water Co., office 271 East, r. Benicia Eckman Alexis O., teacher music, 1045M Howard Eckman William, cook Alexander W. Wilson, r. 341 Stevenson Eckmann August, brewer Frederick Schuster, r. 427 Valencia Eckmann G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Eckmann Henri, machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works, r. 51 Shipley Ecks Henry L. (Junker & Ecks) r. 608 Locust Av Ecks Jacob, master mariner, r. SE cor Madden and Berry Eckst^'in Alfred B., mnfr fireworks, office 5 Front, r. 1603 5« Fillmore Eckstein Cassius W,, policeman, r. 806 Green Eckstein Leopold, salesman Simon Popper, r. 908 Howard Eckstein Oscar, driver Potrero and B. V. BR., r. cor Kentucky and Nevada Eckstein William, liquor saloon, NW cor Montgomery and Bush, r. 123 Prospect PI SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. '^'"'^^^'^l^^^t^^l^^^^^J^k^T^^X^JilT^Lr''''''^ ECL 411 EDW Eclipse Cracker Bakery, Thomas J. Chadbourne proptr, 1412-1420 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento Ector 'William, reporter, r. 27 Stone Eddelbuttel Henry, teamster, r. 10 Page Edden David, blacksmith, r. W s Mission Road, nr Theresa Edden John 8., miner, r. 1296 Van Ness Av Eddy Andrew W., teacher, r. 416 Geary Eddy Irving L. student Heald's Business College Eddy Matthew, proptr Amador House, 675 Mission Eddy Nelson B., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 712 Bush Eddy Olive 8., widow, r. 1513 Washington Ede George, carpenter, r. 428 Powell Ede William, capitalist, office 640 Market, r. 460 Guer- rero Edell Harry, bookkeeper Acme Photographic Studio, r. 914 Market Edelman Abram M., draftsman W. F. Smith, r. 1411 Bush Edelman Bernhard, agent, r. 410 Sixth Edelmann Jacob, r. 1808 Mason Edelmann Joseph, locksmith and machinist, 812 Larkin Edelmann Matthew A., teacher music, r, 219 Waller Eden Albert, bartender, r. 106 Langton Eden Allen, r. 637 California Eden George, laborer, r. 324 Tehama Eden Menno, teamster Excelsior Planing Mills, r. 666 Bryant Eden Henry F., seaman, r. 811 Filbert Eden Mary, widow, r. 69 Tehama ;8gg=- Eden. See Eadon and Eaton Edens H. C, r. 547 Mission Edgar Alfred A., r. 449 Jessie Edgar Anne, widow, r. 436 Jessie, rear Edgar Charles, seaman bktn Eureka, r. 104 Steuart Edgar Daniel J., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1228 Broad- way Edgar Edward, waiter George W. Hildreth, r. 617 Mission Edgar Ida Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1416 Powell Edgar James, boatman, r. 11 Pacific Edgar John, r. 1416 Powell Edgar Margaret Mrs., r. 1121Ji Howard Edgar Mortimer C, clerk A. Nathan & Co., r. 418 Larkin Edgar M. T. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor Howard and Pre- cita Av Edgar Robert, carpenter, r. 3016 Fillmore Edgar Thomas, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Edgar Thomas, teamster, r. 218 Broadway Edgar W.. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Eldg'ar William M. , auditor City and County of San Francisco, office new City Hall, first floor, r. 612 Mason Edgecomb Byron W., laborer S. P. C. RR., r. 631 Stev- enson Edgell James, janitor, r. 224 Minna Edgerly Anson B., picture frame maker George R. Kibbee & Co., r. 110^ McAllister Edgerly Cecile, hairdresser, r. 125 Olive Av Edgerly Henry C, accountant, 328 Montgomery, room 18, r. 125 Olive Av Edgerly Samuel A., books and stationery, 215 Mont- gomery Av, r. 216 Montgomery Av Edgerton Calvin, attorney at law, r. 330 Twenty- fourth Edgerton George H., carpenter and builder, r. 123 Shot- well 9^ Edgerton. See Egerton Edinger Achille. general agent Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, r. 838 Market Sdison's Electric Pen and Press, E. A. Dakin agent, office and salesroom 320 Sansome Edlefson Iza C. Mrs., adjuster TJ. S. Mint, r. 606 Sutter Edler George, vamisher, r. 431 Fulton Edler John, r. 431 Fulton Edler John, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. 4 Bur- cham PI Edling Frank O., painter Thomas Downing, r. 155 Minna Edminster William S., drayman, r. 2!?^5 Greenwich Edminston William R., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1609 Geary Edmonds Charles, rigger, 8 Union Edmonds James J., dealer bags, twines, etc., 5 Clay, r. 9 Minna Edmonds Josephine, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1006 Bush Kdmondg Marcus A., Judge Superior Court De- partment No. 6, chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 905 Bush Edmonds Plummer A., barber, 53 Fifth, r. 1206 Sutter Edmonds Robert A., bellman Occidental Hotel Edmonds Simeon M.. bushelman, r. 1006 Bush Edmonds Stephen, laborer, r. 2762 Bush Edmonds William, lumber clerk, r. 538 Folsom Edmonds William, restaurant and coffee saloon, Sea Wall, r. 128 Bernard Edmonds William H., r. 908 Geary Edmonds William R., collector Grangers' Bank of Cal., r. 128 Bernard 8^"Edmond8. See Edmunds Edmondson Alfred, cattledealer, 706 Valencia Edmondeon John G,, house, ship and sign paifiter, 220 Brannan, r. 518 Bryant Edmondson Sarah J. Mrs., baaery, 706 Valencia Edmondson. See Edmundson Edmonston Benjamin B., carpenter, r. 512 Bush Edmonston Harry T., clerk, r. 1532 Polk Edmunds Edwin S.. r. 709 Hyde Edmunds George, secretary and treasurer Cali- fornia Cracker Co., r. 2008 Jackson Edmunds George M.. clerk collection dept Wells," Fargo & Go's Express, r. 709 Hyde Edmunds Henry H., driver Millbrae Dairy, r. 427 Ful- ton Edmonds H. H. Mrs., instructress Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., r. 427 Fulton Edmunds Margaret Mrs., r. 230 Clara Edmunds Stephen, laborer, r. 2323 Bush Edmunds Thomas M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 709 Hyde B^" Edmunds. See Edmonds Edouart Alexander, photograph gallery, junc- tion Turk, Mason and Market, r. 626 O'Farrell Edsall Edmund P., clerk U. S. Pension Office, 620 Washington, r. 759 Market Edsberg Edward E., salesman Charles Mayer, r. 2723 Folsom Edsill Jacob W., clerk County Recorder, r. 2311 Mis- sion Edson C. A. & Co. (Clinton A. Edson. John G. Hoyt and Robert H. Swayne) ship and Custom House brokers, 504 Battery Edson Clinton A. (C. A. Edson & Co.) r. Alameda Edson William P., woolsorter Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Thoroughfare Hotel Eduardo Matheos, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Eduardson Henry, bartender Arion Halle, r. 615 Post Education, Board of, new City Hall, second floor Educational Agency, 1314 Van Ness Av Edward James W., dentist Bush & Neumann, r. Ala- meda Edward Michael, n^achinist, r. 37 Minna Edward Ned, seaman, r. 1510 Powell, rear Edward William G., carpenter, r. 2411 Mission Edward William H., stevedore, r. 63 Clementina Edwards Andrew L.. clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r. 619 Bush Edwards Annie Mrs., stewardess P. C. 88. City of Chester Edwards Arthur W., bookkeeper Hatch & Barclay, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores Edwards Charles, r. 411 Pacific Edwards Charles, messenger American Dist Tel. Co., r. 314 Seventh Edwards Charles, pressman Frank Eastman & Co., r. 713 Bush Edwards Charles B., merchant, r. 1623}^ Turk Edwards Charles E., butcher, 28 Fourth, r. 630 Hayes Edwards David, dressmaker, 44 O'Farrell, r. 629 Ivy Av Edwards David H., traveling salesman George H. Tay & Co., r. 44 Sixth Edwards Edward, bartender George Hager, r. 220 Lombard Edwards Edward, cook, r. 50 Everett Edwards Edward, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 610 Stevenson Edwards Edward, expressman, r. Teneriffe, bet Poto- mac and San Joaquin Edwards Edward, fireman The Baldwin, r. 267 Minna Edwards Edward, longshoreman, r. 242 Fremont Edwards Edward, messenger Pac. Bank, r. 712 Bush Edwards Edward, seaman, r. 531 East Edwards Edward W., carpenter, r. 9.57 Mission Edwards Eliza, domestic 2507 Howard B fSTEAM ENGINES^ Thresliiiig' Macliiiies. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO.. 509, 511 Market fSt. San Francisco. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT(E, BOXWOOD: JOHN W^KJnOKK. 1S» MPEAB MTBKKT. EDW 412 EGA Edwards Emma F., Mrs., general delivery clerk Post Office, r. Ifil3 Clay Edwards Frances A., widow, r. 619 Bush Edwards Francis E.., r. 308 Brannan Edwards Frank, saloonkeeper, r. 719 Market Ed-fvarda Frank G., importer carpets, oilcloths, window shades and manufacturer paper hang- ings, etc., 820 Market, and 17-19-21 O'Farrell, and Commissioner S. F. F. D., r. 308 Brannan Edwards Fred. J. L., burnisher E. O. Denniston, r. 205 Bartlett Edwards G., seaman P. M. S3. San Jose Edwards George, carpenter, r. Capitol House Ed>varda George, real estate agent, 108 Leides- dorff, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores Edwards George D., mining secretary, office Hi Cali- fornia, r. 822 Geary Edwards George F., wood turner, r. 8W cor Twenty- fourth and Dolores Edwards George H., clerk, r. 6 Turk Edwards George L., clerk J. E. Clements, r. 713 Bush Edwards George W., porter Dalton & Gray, r. SW cor Jackson and Stockton Edwards George W.. steward P. C. 88. Queen of the Pacific, r. Oakland Edwards H., laborer Pac. Boiling Mills Edwards Harry B., with Edwards, Pickens h Fulton, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores Edwards Henry (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.) r. 418 Eddy Edwards Henry, saltpacker J. L. McEee k Co., r. 1713 Buchanan Edwards Henry C, laborer, r. 624 Fourth Edwards Henry J., cook, r. 309 Minna Edwards' Hall. SE cor Jersey and Sanchez Edwards J., fireman P. M. SS. San Jos^ Edwards James, r. 220 Sherman Edwards James, r. 1228 York Edwards James, carpenter, r. 542 Minna Edwards James, driver City RR., r. 133 Thirteenth Edwards James, gardener, r.St.Tbomas, bet Savannah and Platte Edwards James, seaman, r. 417 Pacific Edwards James B., fireman, Jackson St. Wharf Edwards J. Louis, glassblower, r. 624 Fourth Edwards John, bakery, SE cor Mason and Francisco Edwards John, blacksmith, r. 346 Eleventh Edwards John, cashier freight depot 8. P. RR., r. 40 Perry Edwards John, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E B Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta Edwards John, musician, r. 1318 Dupont Edwards John, seaman, r. 9 Natoma Edwards John, shipsmith Hugh Crockard, r. 113 Eleventh Edwards John G., publisher Coast Review, 320 San- some, room 14, r. Oakland Edwards John L. , clerk money ord*r dept Post Office, r. Oakland Edwards John S., sailmaker, r. 115 Shipley Edwards Joseph A., painter, r. 21 Valencia Edwards Joseph L., seaman, r. 104 Berry Edwards Justin, ship carpenter, r. 38 Eddy Edwards Justus H., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 1833 Jessie Edwards Lafayette, painter, r. 48 Fourth Edwards Lillie, packer Hirschfeld & Saroni, r. 713 Bush Edwards L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2200 Broadway Edwards Louis A., clerk, r. 619 Bush Edwards Maroni, r. 1111 Folsom Edwards Martin, driver Charles M. Hawes, r. 8W cor Napa and Connecticut Iklwards Matthias, restaurant, 208 Drumm, r. 118^ Washington Edwards Mlnnlss C, laborer U. S. Appraisers' Store,r. 607 Stockton Edwards Norton, carpenter, r. 734 Folsom Edwards, Pickens & Fulton (James R. Pick- ens and William Fulton) proprietors Commercial Agency, 401 California, room 1 Edwards P. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1810 Webster Edwards Robert, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 610 Stevenson Edwards Robert M. (Edwards & Co.) r. 2206 Geary Edwards T., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Edwards Thomas, coachman, r. 1314 Polk Edwards Thomas F.. laborer, r. 254 Minna Edwards Thomas M., druggist, NE cor Jackson and Kearny, r. NE cor Broadway and Buchanan Edwards William (Edwards Ac Co.) r. 338 Oak Edwards William, blacksmith, r. 40 Perry Edwards William, blacksmith, r. 118 Perry Edwards William E., mill hand Horace Davis & Co., r. 2 Sheppard PI Edwards William F. Mrs., r. 1023 H Mission Edwards William F., driver W. Witzemann, r. 10 Mer- chant Edwards William H., carrier Call, r. 2400 Post Edwards William H., principal Potrero Primary School, r. 1206 Market Edwards William H., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont- gomery Edwards William P. Jr.,register deposits U. S. Mint.r. The Baldwin Edwards William S., r. 6 Turk Ed'tvards William T. , groceries and liquors, 8W cor Mission and Twelfth Edwards Wilson S., with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores Edwards & Co. (Robert M. Edwards) books, stationery and optical goods, 624 Montgomery Edwards ft Co. (William Edwards) stockbrokers, 316 Montgomery tff" Edwards. See Edward Eeasle F. M.,r. 532 J4 Polk Eel River Steam Navigation Co., James L. Fields se- cretary, 330 Pine, room 14 Eells Charles P. (Page ft Eells) attorney at law, 316 California, rooms 9-12, r. Oakland Eells John S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo ft Go's Express, r. 2508 Folsom Eells Thomas S., miner, r. 932 Dolores Efl George, carpenter, r. 1227 Broadway Effiing N., miner, r. Prescott House Efi'ord Margaret, widow, r. 1816 Dupont Effy T. Miss, engraver, r. 247 Sixteenth Efinger Christian, crockery and hardware, 139 Third, r. 12 Verona Egan Carbery, laborer, r. 520 Mission Egdn Christopher J., scroll sawyer, r. 564 Mission Egan Cornelius, boot treer Cahn, Nickelsburg & Oo., r. 623 Oak Egan Edward, plasterer, r. 12 Russell Egan Edward J., blacksmith, r. 5 Clementina' Egan Edward J., miner, r. 520 Bush Egan Edward J., watchman, r. 61 Tehama Egan Edward M., policeman, r. 11 Pearl Egan Eugene, longshoreman, r. 412 Main Egan Frank, blacksmith, r. cor Putnam and Union Av, B. H. Egan Henry, plasterer, r. 110 Bernard Egan James, nightwatchman, r. N s Courtland Av. nr Prospect Av, B. H. Egan James, wood and coal, 941 Mission and 438 Minna Egan James I., clerk, r. 122 Page — Egan James L., carder, r. 12 Russell Egan John (Eelly ft Egan) r. 122 Page Egan John, bill clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 Perry Egan John, house painter, r. 271 Minna Egan John A., finisher Gilbert ft Moore, r. 220 Ritch Egan John G., reporter, r. 260 Stevenson Egan John J., waiter, r. 147 Natoma Egan Jolin W., clerk Davisson, Hall ft Co., r. 1603 Golden Gate Av Egan Margaret, widow, groceries, 520 Eighth Egan Martin J., cooper, r. 29 Rauscb Egan Mary, widow, r. N s Tilden, nr Fifteenth Egan Mary, widow, r. cor Putnam and Union Av, B. H. Egan Mary Mrs., r. 56654 Linden Av Egan Michael, laborer, r. 510 Golden Gate Av Egan Michael, laborer, r. 74 Clementina Egan Michael D., solicitor Wheeler ft Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 581 Minna Egan Nellie, waitress 502 BuEh Egan Patrick, laborer, r. W s Boyce, nr Geary Egan Patrick, shoemaker, r. Ill Jessie Egan Patrick, stone cutter, r. 10O6 McAllister Egan Patrick D., bricklayer, r. 1327 Harrison ' Egan Paul, laborer, r. 2006 Ellis Egan Peter, painter, r. 275 Clara Egan Peter, shoemaker, r. 1105 Treat Av Egan Richard J. (R. J. Egan ft Co.) r. 26 Albion Av Egan R. J. ft Co. (Ricliard J. Egan) second-hand fur- niture, 739 Mission Egan Robert, laborer, r. 12 Russell Egan Thomas, r. 534 Fifteenth Egan Thomas, bartender John J. Lane, r.327 Minna Egan Thomas, laborer, r. 202 Langton LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to BraTerman «& I^evy I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY fVASHINO WElil. DOBTE AT VERY I.OJV RATES. <»FFICE. 648 MARKET STREET, EGA 413 EHR Egsn Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Shasta Egan Thomas A., plumber r. 1337 H Natoma Egan Thomas B., bookkeeper, r. 12 Kussell Egan Thomas U., foreman wire mills Cal. Wire Works, r. 11 Pearl Egan William, carpenter, r. 1235 Mission Egan William, clerk, r. 115 Eighth Egan William, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 13)4 Pow- ell Egan William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Egan William, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r. Oakland Egan William J., bookkeeper Kelly & Egan, r. 122 Page n^* Egan. See Eagan Egsr John, painter, r. 1210 Larkin Eger Lucien, salesman Bay City Mnfg Co., r. 716 Post B^" Eger. See Eager Gg'erton Henry C, commission merchant and agent Duryeas' Glen Cove Starch, 109 California, room 7, r. 336 Oak Eggebrech Charles H., patternmaker William Bush- man, r. 2618 Sutter Eggeling Charles, letter carrier Post Ofllce, r. 702 Eddy Eggeling Henry, bartender, r. Philadelphia House Eggeling Holden Mrs., millinery, 702 Eddy Eggerling Frederick, waiter, r. Empire Lodgings Eggemann Christian, teamster, r. 621 Second Eggers Amelia Mrs., r. 1221 Mission Eggers Charles, agent Lytton Seltzer Water Co., 29 New Montgomery, r. 665 Seventeenth Eggers Edward, watchman, r. Dominica, bet Platte and Yazoo Eggers F. Mrs., physician, office and r. 1807 Steiner Eggers Ferdinand, upholsterer William Behlow, r. 1807 Steiner Eggers Frederick, salesman E. Guittard & Co., r. 469 Minna Eggers George, polisher, r. 29 Eitch Eggers George H. (Eggers & Co.) r. 140 Twelfth Eggers Hans F., clerk Hans Henningsen, r.302 O'Far- rell Eggers Harry, porter The 8. F. News Co., r. Pacific Lodging House Eggers Henry, groceries and liquors, 228 Brannan Eggers Herman C. (Eggers & Co.) r. 726 McAllister Eggers J. F. G., liquor saloon, 533 California, r. 16 Geary Eggers John C. with Z. W. Moore, r. 1310 California Eggers Minnie, widow, bakery, 1019 Pacific Eggers William, miner, r. North Pacific Hotel Eggers «& Co. (George H. and Herman C. Egeers) importers and commission merchants, 214 Cali- fornia Eggerstorff Henry, merchant, r. 15 Gilbert Eggert Addie Miss, r. 830 Mission Eggert August, butcher, r. 147 Clara Eggert Henry (Eggert & Fischer) r. SW cor Union and Montgomery Eggert John F., clerk J. M. Litchfield & Co., r. 830 Mission Eggert L. L. Mrs., teacher music, r. 113 St. Ann's Bldg Eggert Sophia Miss, r. 830 Mission Eggert William, confectioner, r. 14 Kearny Eggert WilliRin, proprietor Niagara House, 724 Mission Eggert William W., stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 830 Mission Eggert & Fischer (Henry Eggert and Louis Fischer) butchers, SW cor Montgomery and Union Eggleston A. T., manager Willcox & Gibbs Sew- ing Machine Co., 124 Post, r. 738 Grove 1^" Eggleston. See Eagleson and Egleston Eggleton George, livery stable, 119-121 Jackson, r. 134 Chestnut Egglong William, foreman William Axford Eging Christopher, tailor, 316 O'Farrell, r. 107 Wil- liam Egl Arthur, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 609 Pine Egleston Alfred A., master mechanic, r.'1511 Howard Egleston Arthur C, burnisher Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1511 Howard Egleston Simeon A., shoecutter, r. 1511 Howard Egleston William H., shoecutter, r. 1511 Howard Eglln Eugene, r. 949 Howard Eglin Amanda Miss, r. 1069 Howard Eglin Louisa Miss, r. 1069 Howard Eglin Margaret, widow, r. 1069 Howard Egner Charles E., cooper, r. 704 Battery 1306 cor Egner Henry N., pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. Siegfried's Hotel Egner John, cooper, r. 704 Battery Eheleben William, baker, r. 633 Jessie Ehinger Ernst, liquor saloon, NW cor Mason and Broadway, r. 1601 Mason Ehinger Rudolph, barber, r. 1501 Mason Ehle Hickman, porter G. M. Josselyn & Co., r Webster Ehle Nicholas, r. 1306 Webster Elilen Jolin P. , groceries and liquors, 8E Waverly PI and Washington, r. 121 Trenton Ehlers Frederick, maltster National Brewery, SE cor Fulton and Webster Ehlers J. Henry, clerk Wiechen Ehlers, r. 19 Hinckley Ehlers John, livery stable, 919 Golden Gate Av, r. 704 Laurel Av Ehlers Theodore, upholsterer, r. W s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Ehlers Wiechen, groceries and liquors, SW cor Kearny and Vallejo and SE cor Hinckley and Pinkney PI, r. 1127 Kearny Ehlert August, seaman; r. 220 Lombard Ehlert Robert, sailmaker, r. 220 Lombard Ehlitz H. F., cigar mnfr. 500)6 Sixth Ebmann Charles, photographer, r. 107 Fourth Ehmann Emma H. Mis., teacher music, r. 1006 Post Ehmann George E., clerk, r. 1006 Post Ehmann Madeline, widow, r. 107 Fourth Ehn Charles, teacher music, r. 1310 Pine Enrenberg Alfred G., clerk, r. 116 Capp Elireitberg A. T. , physician, office 225 Dupont, r. 116 Capp. Office hours 8 to 9 A. M.. 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M., Sundays 9 to 10 A. M. Ehrenberg Gustave, bookkeeper Martin L. Haas & Co., r. 603 Hyde Ehrenberg Isaac, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 603 Hyde Ehrenberg Julius, r. 603 Hyde Ehrenberg Moses, watchmaker M. Eisner & Co., r. 603 Hyde Ehrenberg Theodore E., stationery clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 116 Capp Ehrenpfort C. A. Mrs., r. 1022 )6 Folsom Ehrenpfort Edward, carpets, etc., 235 Sixteenth Ehrenpfort Frederick (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r. 926 Eddy Ehrenpfort Frederick H., salesman William Ehren- pfort, r. NW cor Fillmore and Grove Ehrenpfort George, clerk Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r. 926 Eddy Ehrenpfort William, importer and dealer car- pets, oil cloths, etc., 14 Third, r. NW cor Fill- more and Grove Ehrenwerth Morris, jewelry, office 510 Kearny, r. 11 John Ehret Albert, tinsmith Wlester k Co., r. 1136 Folsom Ehret Anatole, foreman machine shop U. 8. Mint, r. Berkeley Ehret Edward, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1112 Mont- gomery Ehret Frederick, cook Corcoran & Sheridan, r. 46 Steu- art Ehret John, steward, r. 807 Mission Ehret Lena Miss, hairdresser, r. 1136 Folsom Ehret Louisa, wrapper E. Guittard & Co., r. 1112 Montgomery Ehrhard Adam, salesman L. Ehrbard & Brc, r. 256 Third Ehrhard George, shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont Ehrhard John (L. Ehrhard & Brother) r. 256 Third Ehrhard L. & Brother (Leo and John) hats and cloth- ing, 256 Third Ehrhard Leo (L. Ehrhard & Brother) r. 256 Third Ehrhardt Andrew, cigarmaker, r. 724 Mission Ehrhardt Edward, clerk, r. 428 Broadway Ehrhardt Eugene, cooper David Woerner, r. Eansa Hotel Ehrhardt John D., clerk I. C. Moore, r. 202 Fillmore Ehrhardt T. T., cigarmaker August Sensenbrenner, r. 724 Mission B^Ehrhardt. See Earhardt Ehrhorn August, shoemaker, r. 1220 Larkin Ehrhorn Carl, boots and shoes, 305 Dupont, r, 4 Chat- ham PI Ehrhorn Edward, shoemaker, 1145 Folsom Ehrhorn Edward M., clerk Charles Ed. Helse & Co., r. 1412 Folsom Ehrhorn Frank F., clerk Charles Ed. HeiBO k Co., r. 4 Chatham PI w PFII INRR nFpnRATFn"^""???".!''^''" '"*''®<5- W.CLARK & CO. UtlLlllU^ ULiUUmH I LU most Artistic manner. 6«5 Market st. H rNCKliKY, !*I*IER«t * HAYEM, FtTl^TOW IROX YVORKN. 213 Fremont »tr««t, :Jl»nu/»«tarera of HUIKTIHrO WORKS, CAUKS, RITCKKTM and CARS. si o u © u 9 08 O 0 d CD X E PQ EHR 414 EIS Ehrborn George H., clerk W. J. CalllnghMa & Co., r. 1412 Folsom Ehrhorn Louise, widow, r. 1412 Folsom Ehrborn Budolph, shoemaker, 325 Turk EhriuhB Henry, laborer, r. 2014 Folsom Ehrichs Richard, liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and ' Vallejo, r. 420 Greenwich t Ehrlich August, seaman, r. 238 Steuart I Ehrlich Herman, varieties, 225 Sixth Ehrlich James £., book keeper Isaac Herzberg, r. 910 Piue ; Ehrlich Louis, Sherififs keeper, r. 856 Harrison Ehrlich Minnie Mlsa, fringe maker Moritz Ettinger, r. 656 Harrison Ehrlich Moses, traveling salesman J. Baum & Co., r. 988 Howard I Ehrlich Bolomon, salesman, r. William Tell House Ehrman Edward (Ehrman & Wormser) r. 209 Dupont Ehrmau George, carpet layer Charles M. Plum & Co., r. Park Hotel • Ehrman Joseph (M. Ehrman & Co.) r. 209 Dupont ' Bhrinan Al. i Sonora Elgenman Joseph, cook, r. 431 Pine Eigler Henry, laborer O. B. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 8 Bondell Fl Eighth Street Primary School, Miss A. E. Slavan prin- cipal, E s Eighth, bet Harrison and Bryant Eiler Philip, dishwasher Hemme & Maurer, r. 869 Market Elmer Frederick W., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 313 Pacific Einbrecht John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 109 Germ an la Einfeldt Frederick D., cooper D. Bucking, r. 736 Green Einfeldt John A., machinehand Jason Springer & Co., r. 509 Mission Einhorn Joseph H.(0'Dwyer & Einhorn) r. 616 0'F»r- reil Einselen Charles B. (Hoppe & Einselen) r. 1224 Bush Einselen Fredericka, widow, r. 1224 Bush, rear Einselen George R., waiter, r. 1224 Bush, rear Einselen Gustav A., compositor Abend Post, r. 1224 Bush, rear Einselen Henry, confectioner, r. 1224 Bush, rear Einsf eld Andrew, barber Peter Einsfeld, r. 1207 Green Einsfeld Peter, barber, 650 Market, r. 1207 Green Einsfeld Peter Jr., baroer P. Einsfeld, r. 1207 Green Einstein Adolph, assistant bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co., r. 625 Geary Einstein Jacob, merchant, r. 1721 Sutter Einstein Morris (Einstein & Bemheim) r. 838 O'Far- rell Einstein Zadoc, merchant, r. 2126 California Einstein & Bemheim. merchants (San Buenaventura) office 206 Front Eintracht Hall, 316 Post Eipper Thomas, barber, 1231 Dupont, r. 1215 Kearny Eisan James H.. iron molder, r. 7 Ritch Elsel Carl W., ivory turner Will & Finck, r. 923 Union Eisele Felix, bakery and restaurant, 719 Market, r. 931 Natoma Eiselem Carl, waiter Sachau & Menne, Park Hotel Eiselen Alfred, groceries and liquors, 22 Langton Eiseman David, bookkeeper, r. 1813 Sutter Eiseman Jacob, butcher, r. 1813 Sutter Eiseman Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 311 Dupont . Eiseman Solomon, r. 1813 Sutter Eisen B. Mrs., r. 517 Franklin Eisen Brothers (Francis T. Eisen) proptrs Pioneer and Alta Flour Mills, 12-14 Stevenson Eisen, Cutlibertson & Peirce (Theodore A. Eisen, W. J. Cuthbertson and C. V. Peirce) archi- tects, 218 Post Eisen Edward G., dentist, f. 517 Franklin Eisen Francis T. (Eisen Brothers) r. 11 Silver Eisen Theodore A. (Eisen, Cuthbertson & Peirce) r. 1227 Pierce Eisenbach Adolph (Louis Taussig & Co.) r. 604 Frank- lin Eisenbach Isaac P., traveling salesman 8. B. Dinkel- spiel & Co., r. 305 Turk Eisenbach Louis, teacher music, r. 814 Bush Eisenbeis Louis, molder, r. 565 Mission Eisenberg Adolph, watches, diamonds, etc., 206 Kearny, r. 1819 Pine Eisenberg E. & Brother (Elkan and Morris) cigar mnfrs 327 Market Eisenberg Elkan (E. Eisenberg & Brother) r. 1416 Sutter Eisenberg Isidore, merchant tailor, 107 Sutter, r. 1204 Sutter Eisenberg Morris (E. Eisenberg & Brother) r. 1204 Sutter Eisenbraun Henry, porter Moses Lewin, r. 17454 Minna Eisenhauer John P., jeweler William Baehr, r. 124 Eddy Eisenhuth John W., machinist P. 0. 8S. Co., r. 266 Brannan Eisenminger Charles, painter, r. 2103 Mission Eisenrath William, seaman, r. 411 Pacific ■Elsenschimel Carl, teacher penmanship and draw- ing, office 405 Kearny, r. 208 Van Ness Av Eiser Louis, laborer, r. 211 Mason Eiserman Frederick Jr., tailor, r. 1025 Stockton Eisert Charles, bakery, 537 Hayes t^ Eisert. See Isert Eisfelder William, insurance agent, 219 Sansome, r. 31 Willow Av Eisfeldt Theodore, musician, r. 1222 Kearny Eisner Brothers, merchants (Quincy, Cal.) office 228 Front Eisner Charles, salesman J. H. Hirschfeld, r. 1751 Howard SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^""^ Ui.!!!l.'L'':/Jll!'r «*'•'«♦ J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and »eal«rs in COAX, and P1CJ IRON, 41 jnarket aitr«et, corner Spear. EIS 415 ELI Eisner David, bookkeeper Banner Bros., r. 1751 How- ard Eisner Henry, painter, r. 212 Fifteenth Eisner Herman O., clerk Banner Bros., r. 1751 Howard Eisner Jacob, r. 1751 Howard Eisner Louis A., chemist W. B. Farwell, r. 1751 How- ard Eisner M. & Co. (Marcus Eisner and Nathan M. Ka- fael) jewelers, 333 Kearny Eisner M. & Co. (Morris Eisner and Ferdinand Gun- zendorfer) mnfrs cigars, and dealers leaf to- bacco, 228 Front Eisner Marcus (M. Eisner & Co.) r. 333 Kearny Eisner Mary, widow, r. 1751 Howard Eisner Milton S. (Cutler & Eisner) attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 55-56, r. 1751 Howard Eisner Morris (M. Eisner* Co.) r. 838 McAllister Eisner Philip (Demers & Eisner) r. 1751 Howard Eisolt Emil, baker Henry Niemann, r. 418 ,0'Farrell Eissler Manuel, secretary Union Powder Co., 40 California, room 3, r. Oakland Eitel Charles, salesman Slarbird & Goldstone, r. Oak- land Eitel Edward E. (Edward E. Eitel & Co.) r. 1213 Golden Gate Av Eitel Edward E. 6i Co. (Edward E. Eitel and John F. Storer) subscription booksellers, 147 Phelan Building Eitel Henry, druggist, r. 737 Howard Eitner Lucas, tailor, r. 1602 Pacific Av Eitzen Augustus, bookkeeper Kahn, Brod & Co., r. 1618 Post Ek Johan, tailor, r. 1 Edith PI Ekberg Peter G., pattern maker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 7 Lawrence PI Ekelund Eric, electro gilder, 9 Hardie PI", r. 1115 Clay Ekenstein Augustus, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oakland Eklund Charles E., seaman, r. 30 Clay Ekluud John, seaman, r. 321 Drumm Eklund John P., oysters, 30-32 S. F. Market, r. 1518 Powell Eklund P., Tailors Pro. Union, 316 Post Eklund Sven A., tailor, r. 1025 Hampshire Ehman Charles., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Ekstrom Charles, musician, r. 1217 J^ Kearny EI Monte Saloon, John E. Slinkey proprietor, SE cor Kearny and Pine Elam Robert H., r. 831 O'Farrell Elberling Henry J., cabinet maker, r. 1132 York Elberling Henry J. Jr., cabinet maker, r. 1132 York Elbert Edwin, bakery, 323 ) eg u 42 o >i u 42 Bllte Saloon, William Schreiber & Co. proprietor, 21 Kearny Eliza Day Mlnine Co. (Cal.) A. L. Perkins secretary, 310 Pine, room 15 Elkelefi Henry, salesman, r. 1411 Sacramento EUcen Albert, proptr Western Tool Works, 303 Mission, r. 230 Hickory Av Elkington James E., shippini? clerk Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., r. 1518 Buchanan Elkington John, engineer Herman Granz, r. 1011 Har- rison Elko Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Hy- man P. Bash secretary, 27 Merchants' Exchange Elkus Moses, laborer, r. 11 Clinton Elland Charles, r. 768 Howard Ellard Mary, widow, r. 123 Ridley Ellard Thomas, packer, r. 567 Bryant Ellean Henry, manufacturing jeweler and lapi- dary, 208 Sutter, r. Alameda Ellegaard C. P., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Ellen Gowan Mining Co. (Arizona) Daniel Buck sec- retary, office 81 Nevada Block Ellenberger Caspar, pork packer, stall 3 Mission Mar- ket, r. 225 Seventeenth Ellenbrock Frederick G., clerk, r. NW cor Second and Tehama Ellerliorst Henry D., produce commission, 117 Drumm, r. 1931 Pine Ellerkamp Benjamin, driver Haake & Hagedorn, r. 909 >i Webster Ellerkamp Rudolph, cook, r. NE cor Beale and Bryant Ellers Douglas, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Ellers George W., r. 132 Sixth Ellert August, seaman SS. Mexico, r. 526 Greenwich Ellert L. R. (L. R. Ellert & Co.) r. 433 Kearny EUert I.. R. Oi Co., druggists, SW cor Kearny and California Ellich Christopher, mate ship Shirley Ellich CoBta, cooper John H. Holden, r. 1801 Stockton EUickson Rachel Miss, lodgings, 704^ Mission Ellicutt Thomas, laborer, r. 1329 Polk Ellinger Henry, bartender, r. 37 Sacramento Ellinghouse Alfred, clerk, r. 749 Folsom EllingUouse Bertha Mrs., r. 749 Folsom Ellinghouse Edward C, compositor Dewey & Co., r. 749 Folsom Ellinghouse Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 749 Folsom Ellingson Elias, miner, r. cor Dominica and Susque- hanna Ellingsworth Samuel, restaurant, NW cor Leaven- worth and Union EUingwood Isaac H., freight agent Cal. Steam Navi- gation Co.. r. 1113 Shotwell Ellinwood Charles N., physician, 715 Clay, r. 1723 Pine Elliot Augustus G., salesman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 10 Bond Elliot Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley W. W., r. 614 Sutter Elliot Charles E., mining secretary, 4 S. F. Stock and Exchange Building, r. 427 Golden Gate Av Elliot John, laborer, r. Ns Crescent Av, nr Kennebec, B. H. Elliot Martha A. Mrs., foundry facings, 41 Fremont, r. 973 Bryant, nr Eighth Elliot Thomas, cooper, r. 37 Sacramento Elliot Washington, office 4 S. F. Stock and Exchange Building, r. 431 Geary Elliott Alfred T., grain and hop buyer, 218 California, room 3, r. Stockton, Cal. Elliott Alma R., timekeeper Presidio Reservation Elliott Catherine Mrs., r. 825 Jackson Elliott Charles, laborer, r. 149 Dore, rear Elliott Charles F., salesman Elliott & Co., r.l Martha PI Elliott Clark, r. 1022)^ Larkin Elliott Edward, porter J. B. Wooster & Co., r. 754 Mis- sion Elliott E. J. (Elliott & Co.) r. 1120 Filbert, Oakland Elliott Frederick A., r. 967 Mission Elliott George, r. 812 O'Farrell . Elliott vJeorge, captain sthr Hueneme, r. 326 Hayes Elliott George B., law student Latimer & Morrow, r. 1920 Franklin Elliott Grace, domestic 2204 Jones Elliott Grace Miss, weaver, r. NE cor Gates and Cres- cent Av. B. H. Elliott Henry, engineer, r. 1911 Dupont Elliott Henry A. (Wadhams & Elliott) r. 802 Jones Elliott Ida Miss, dressmaker, 2938 H Sixteenth Elliott James, capitalist, r. 609 Pine Elliott James T., dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. NE cor Gates and Crescent Av, B. H. Elliott Jennie Miss, sboefitter, r. 309 Atistin Elliott John L., salesman CluffBros., r. 1309 Stockton Elliott John, whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. NE cor Gates and Crescent Av, B. H. Elliott John P., whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. NE cor Gates and Crescent Av, B. H. Elliott Joseph, blacksmith, r. 6J4 St. Mary's Elliott Kate Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 1429 Geary Elliott M. A. Mrs., r. 417 Kearny Elliott Mary Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary School, r. 136 Gough Elliott Mary, widow, r. 309 Austin, rear Elliott Mary J. Miss, shoe fitter, r. 309 Austin, rear Elliott McDonald, clerk, r. 813 'Sutter Elliott Richard (Elliott & Cumming) r. 211 Shotwell Elliott Rr«hard C, decorator Frank G. Edwards,' r. 245 Ritch Elliott Robert W.. real estate, r. 813 Sutter Elliott Sallie F. Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor Gates and Crescent Av. B. H. Elliott Samuel F., carpenter, r. 1126 Shotwell Elliott Stephen, clerk Charles Cox, r. 226 Ellis Elliott Thomas, drayman, r. 1223 Mason Elliott Thomas E., teamster, r. E s Polk, bet Lombard and Chestnut Elliott Washington, teacher music, r. 132 McAllister Elliott Wallace W. (W. W. Elliott & Co.) r. Oakland Elliott Washington L., mining secretary, 220 Sansome, r. 1920 Franklin Elliott William, helper Union Iron Works, r. 2 Gil- bert Elliott William, patternmaker William T. Oarratt, r. 1020 Market Elliott William, peddler, r. 1412 Baker Elliott AVilliain G., general insurance agent, 410 California, r. 1622 Jackson Elliott William G., market, SW cor Webster and Jack- ■ son Elliott William H., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 3 Elliot Park Elliott William S., mechanic, r. 118 Dupont Elliott W. W. & Co. (Wallace W. Elliott and Edward Harnett) lithographers, 619 Montgomery Elliott & Co. (E. J. Elliott) dealer foreign and domestic fruits, etc., 509 Sansome Elliott & Cumming (Richard' Elliott and B. M. Cam- ming) stock brokers, 324 Pine ^T EUiott. See Eliot and Elliot Ellis Alfred J., assistant storekeeper Custom House, r. 17 Oak Ellis Alfred T. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. Tehama, Cal Ellis Arthur J., cashier Bernard Horn, r. Buss House Ellis Benjamin F., contractor and builder, r. 8E cor Algeria and Railroad Av Ellis Bertie Miss, seamstress, r. 329 Jessie Ellis Charles A., carpenter and builder, SW cor Mar- ket and Valencia, r. 1833 Market Ellis Charles H. M., salesman George B. Knowles & Son, r. 2 Berkeley Av Ellis Charles J., cashier freight dept C. P. BE., r. 2123 California Ellis Charles L., bartender, r. 712 Jt Clementina Ellis Charles Z., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1228 Green Ellis Clifford, blacksmith, r. 1022 Twentieth Ellis C. M. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 797 Mis- sion Ellis Coe C. Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r. cor Railroad Av and Algeria Ellis Daniel J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 6)4 Sheridan Ellis David O., driver City RR., r. 31 Julian Av Ellis Edgar, marine engineer, r. 10'22 Twentieth Ellis Edward, carpenter, r. 735 Harrison Ellis Edward F., glazier, r. 346 Fourth Ellis Edward V., porter, r. 735 Harrison Ellis Felix D., clerk Balfour. Guthrie & Co., r. Oak- land Ellis Frank H., clerk King, Murse & Co., r. 1114 Wash- ington Ellis Franklin, gasfitter Central Gas Light Co., r. 1022 Twentieth Ellis Fred., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Ellis Frederick P., engineer, r. 119 Fell Ellis George, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Sierra, bet Kentucky and Tennessee Ellis George, seaman, r. 4 Vallejo PI, rear \ i LOUIS BRftVERMAN & C0."^""'^^^M^5!.S:S^^^r^~'*"' ^ LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OFFICE, 648 JMARKET STREET. ELL 417 EMA 931 334 and Ellis George W., bartender, r. Empire Lodgings Ellis George W., lithographer Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. Alameda Ellie George W., real estate, r. 648 Howard Ellis Henry, laborer, r. 37 Sacramento Ellis Henry C, clerk Ellis \- Miller, r. Oakland Ellis Henry C, engineer Ball & Julian, r. 915 Bryant Ellis Henry H. (Ellis & Miller) r. 306 Lombard Ellis Hyman, merchant, office 122-124 Market, r, Post Ellis J., iKborer American Sugar Refinery, r. Union Ellis James, seaman, r. 409 Pacific Ellis James J., machinist, r. 1006 Twenty-first Ellis Jane, widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra Shasta Ellis Joel, laborer J. Kemp & Co., r. 2230 M Mission Ellis Jonathan R.. canvasser, r. 415 Francisco Ellis John, r. 257 Perry Ellis John, landscape gardener, r. R50 Folsom Ellis John, wood turner, r. 2230)^ Mission Ellis Joseph, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Ellis Joseph, clerk, r. Indiana, bet Sierra and Shasta Ellis Lottie Mrs., r. 1510 Leavenworth Ellis Louis (Snyder & Co.) r. 7123^ Clementina Ellis Mamie T. Mrs., r. 115 Powell Ellis Margaret M., widow, r. 1010 Lombard Ellis Marv Miss, r. SW cor Bryant and Butte Ellis Mary Mrs., r. 305 Golden Gate Av Ellis Mary, widow, r. SW cor Bryant and Butte Ellis Mary A. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 2011 Mis- sion Ellis Mattie Miss, r. 307 Seventeenth Ellis May H., widow, r. 115 Seventh EUis M. C. & Son (Moses C. and Alfred T.) pro- prietors North Star Flouring Mills, Tehama, Cali- fornia, office 318 Pine, room 5 Ellis Menora Miss, school teacher, r. 8E cor Railroad Av and Algeria Ellis Michael, laborer, r. 257 Perry Ellis Moses C. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. 1801 Pierce, cor Pine Ellis Philip A., clerk David Bush, r. 306 Lombard Ellis Richard, waiter The Baldwin Ellis Robert, weigher, r. 1125 Harrison Ellis Robert Jr., clerk, r. 612 Jessie Ellis Seeley E., carpenter, r. 316 Jessie Ellis Stephen, longshoreman, r. 441 Jessie Ellis Thomas, tinsmith, r. 10 Sixth Ellis Thomas P., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 257 Perry Ellis Volney E., butcher, 525 Pine Ellis W., second officer P. M. SS. Clyde Ellis William, longshoreman, r. 441 Jessie Ellis William E., horsetrainer, r. Bay District Course Ellis William J., clerk A. Paladini. r. 441 Jessie Ellis William J., waiter O. B. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 1510 Stockton Ellis William P., engineer Pac. Scouring Co., r. 915 Bryant Ellis & Miller (H. H. Ellis and J. W. Miller) hay and grain, 21-23 Spear Ellison James, groceries and liquors, 335 Tenth Ellison James, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 7 Yerba Buena Ellison William, boatman»Meiggs' Wharf, r. 126 Fran- Cisco Ellison William, waiter The Baldwin Ellison William Jr., boatman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 126 Francisco Ellmaker F. S. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Eighteenth and Guerrero Ellon Robert, mining secretary, 310 Pine, room 47, r. 116 Turk Ellrodt Alfred J., r. 1140 Market Ellsmore William, bootblack, r. 636 Sacramento Ellsworth Charles, helper melter and refiner's dept, C. S. Mint, r. 27 Berkeley Av Ellsworth Frank, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1623 Leav- enworth Ellsworth Henry, pressman Bulletin, r. 1226 Bush Ellsworth Henry M., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. Alameda Ellsworth Henry P., harnessmaker, r. 571 Stevenson Ellsworth John C., marine engineer, r. 1025 Harrison Ellsworth Timothy, real estate, r. 39 South Park Ellsworth William, clerk, r. 2141 Mission Ellsworth William, laborer, r. NE cor Center and De Haro Ellsworth William H., brass molder Globe Brass and and Bell Foundry, r. 570 Folsom Ellwood Margaret, widow, r. 911 Harrison El Madre Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 Elmer J. Mrs., r. 315}^ Jessie Elmer Harrison, clerk, r. 27 Stanly PI Elmer Jennie Miss, r. 2326 California Elmer Mary Miss, r. 431 Turk Elmer Mary E., furnished rooms, 314 Bush, r. 27 Stanly PI Elmer William R., entry clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 314 Bush Elmers Nicholas, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. SE cor Greenwich and Montgomery Av Elmers Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell and Greenwich, r. 1821 Powell Elmore Frank, carpenter, r. 319 Fourth Elmore Martin G., gas engineer, r. 1138 Sutter Elmore Samuel, salmon packer (Astoria) office SE cor Market and Main, r. Oakland Elmquest Emil H., machinist, r. 243 Tehama Elmquest John, machinist, r. 243 Tehama Elmquest Julius R., patternmaker .Etna Iron Works, r. 243 Tehama Elmquest Oscar, laborer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 243 Te- hama Elms Elisha, r. 303 Davis Elms John D., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 5, r. 104 Seventh Elms John J., carpet layer, r. 2221 California Eloesser Arthur, bookkeeper H. Heynemann & Co., r. 138 Chestnut Eloesser Hugo, salesman H. Heynemann & Co., r. 2206 Jones Eloesser Leo, printer, and secretary Eureka Ben. See. and Pac. Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Soc, office 414 Clay, r. 2206 Jones Elsasser Charles, liquor saloon, 16 Geary, r. 1119 Pierce Elsasser Charles C, stamper Standard Shirt Factory, r. 1119 Pierce Elsasser Jonas, bookkeeper Wangenheim, Sternbeim & Co., r. 1024 Geary Elsasser Meyer, student, r. 1112 Larkin Elsbach Herman (Schoenholz Brothers & Co.) r. 110 Sixth Elsford Robert, seaman, r. 10 Elm Av Elskey Louis, waiter, r. Empire Lodgings Elstrom Frederick, teamster, r. 4 Jackson ■ Elton Robert, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York Elverson F., liquor saloon and restaurant, N 8 Point Lobos Av, bet First and Second Avs Elverton Arthur, actor, r. 215 Capp Elvin Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Main and Bryant Elward John, horseshoer. r. NW cor Fourth and Minna Elwell Frank, tailor. 315 Sutter Elwert Charles P., druggist Abramson & Bacon, r. 218 Stockton Elwert Henry, pipefitter American Sugar Refinery, r. 1122 Vallejo Elwes Alfred W., driver, r. 307 Fourth Elwood Richard, engineer, r. 32 Tehama, rear Ely Adam, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. cor Bay and Laguna Ely B. F., r. 865J« Market Ely George, engineer stmr Mary D. Hume, r. Oakland Ely Henry H., civil engineer, r. 1223 H Bush Ely Nicholas, engineeer King St. Gas Works, r. 82 Clementina Ely Nicholas Jr., foundryman, r. 32 Clementina Ely William, spring-bed-maker Truman S. Clark & Son, r. 32 Clementina Elze Charles, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Elzner Henry, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Emanuel Abram, traveling salesman, r. 314 Fulton Emanuel Anna Mrs., r. 314 FiUton Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Assn. F. W. Voeglin pastor, N s Jessie, bet Sixth and Seventh Emanuel Emanuel (L. & E. Emanuel)r. 1012 Van Ness Av Emannel E. "V. , portrait artist and photographer, 997-999 Market, r. 314 Fulton Eman\iel Harris, clothing, 433 Pacific Emanuel John, r. 605 Broadway Emanuel L. & E. (Lewis and Emanuel) manu- facturers, importers and dealers furniture, nphol- stery and bedding, office and salesrooms 725 Market, factory NW cor Fourth and Bryant , Emanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 316 Turk Emanuel Samuel, cutter Schmidt Label and Litho- graph Co., r. 314 Fulton G. W. CLARK QtL CO. interior decorators, Wholesale aud Retail dealers In Prtper Hsmeiiierti, and all kinds of Wtnduw Shade Materials and Fixtures. MINPI^I FY t I , OriCnO %X nn 1 UO^ Alannfacturersut Aiu»lKani»tinB PanM UDd Hettlvr*. EMA 418 ENG Emannele Francisco, Italian Ben. Soc, 432 Wasbing- ti^n Emeric Josepli, real estate, 621 Sansome, room 1, r. 1115 Geary Emerick William J., machinlBt Bryou Jackson, r. 153 Bluxome Emeraou C. F., tinsmith John Lee k Co., r. 1113 Sac- ramento Emersou Charles, seaman schr Hinda Emerson Charles A., painter, r. 209 Leidesdorfif Emerson Charles H., clerk division superintendent's office. WellB Fargo & Go's Express, r. 1300 Cali- fornia Emerson Charles M., bookkeeper Western Paper Co., r. 519 Seventeenth ■ Emerson Daniel M., boots and shoes, 2508 Mission Emerson David, stockralser, r. 335 Guerrero Emerson Edgar W., assistant superintendent Pac. Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co., r. 1300 Cal- fomia Emerson Frederick, waiter, r. 213 Sixteenth Emerson George T., r. 1300 California Emerson George W., clerk Dewey & Co., r. Blake House, Oakland Emerson George W., stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 502 Mason Emerson Jacob, mate stmr Mary D. Hume Emersou James, r. 240}^ Clara Emerson J. M. Mrs., r. 546 Minna Emerson John A. (Drake & Emerson) r. 514 Taylor Emerson L. D., r. 1523 Webster Emerson Lena, widow, r. 1323 Washington Emerson Levi G., carpenter, r. 135 Townsend Emerson Oliver, ship carpenter, r. 1122 Vallejo, rear Emerson Primary School, Miss S. A. Bightmire prin- cipal, NE cor Pine and Scott Emerson Phoebe Miss, milliner, r. 25 M Sixth Emerson Richard, musician, r. 724 Harrison Emerson Rose Miss, actress Tivoli Opera Houde, r. 1029 Post Emerson Sylvester, stonecutter, r. 613 Mission Emerson William L., r. SE cor El Dorado and Hamp- shire Emerson William R., manager Emerson's Standard Theatre, r. Russ House Emerson's Standard Theatre, 320 Bush Emerton John W.. r. 8 Valencia Emery Clarence, conductor N. B. and M. RR. Emery Frank, plumber, r. 3015 Sixteenth Emery George T., mining, r. 2608 Bush Emery Gubt., r. 1303 California Emery Henry H., clerk Judson Mnfg Co., r. Oakland Emery Henry T., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn, r. 643 Folsom Emery Leander, cook, r. 807 Kearuy Emery O. C. Mrs., widow, r. 3015 Sixteenth Emery S. S., contractor and builder, 423 Geary, r. 806 Van Ness Av Emery Thatcher G., teamster, r. 709 Van Ness Av Emery Walter, lather, r. 3015 Sixteenth Emery William L., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 142 Seventh Emery VVilliam H., starter Geary St. KR. r. 1612 Turk S^" Emery. See Emory Emgarttn William, watchman V. S. Brewery Emhoff Frank, milk ranch, NE cor Chestnut and Broderick Emhoflf John, milker G. C. Smart, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School Emig Henry, baker, r. 634 Pacific Emilio Manuel F., bookkeeper £. H. Bucknam & Co., r. 2237 M Mission Emmal Frank S., r. 612 Jones Emmal Joseph B., real estate, r. 612 Jones Emmal Joseph B. Jr., clerk, ,r. 612 Jones Emmal William B., clerk John Devine, r. 612 Jones Emmauuele Dery, janitor Fidelity Hall, r. 909 Kearny Emmatt John, clerk freight auditor C. P. BB., r. 2726 Folsom Emme Louis, bakery, KW cor Nineteenth and Shot- well Emme Louis, labored Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s Hampshire, bet Solano and Butte Emmel Eonrad, teamster, r. 236 Clnra Emmens Thomas, seaman, r. SW cor Montgomery and Union Emmerich Balthasar, barber, 2308 Howard Emmerich Louise Mrs., midwife, r. 2308 Howard Emmft C. Temple, attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r. Marin Co. Emmett Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) D.A. Jennings secretary, 401 California, room 3 Emmett George, r. 2405 Mission Emmett James, laborer, r. 36 Clara Emmett John, r. 1624 )i Stevenson Emmons Elmer S., assistant receiver Spring Valley W. W., r. 937 Twenty-first Emmons George W. (Reno & Emmons) r. 937 Twenty- first Emmons Idella C. Miss, assistant Columbia Gram- mar School, r. 937 Twenty-first Emmons M. J. Mrs. widow, r. 937 Twenty-first Emmons William H., printer, r. Commercial Hotel Emmrich Ernst, teacher penmanship and drawing, r. 1013 Lyon Emmrich John, porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 438)$ Third Emohl Frank, proptr West End Tannery, E 8 Little, nr Onondaga Av Emory George, fireman stmr Onward Emory George F., sailmaker, r. 469 Minna Emory Thomas, calker, r. 1 Central PI i^^Emory. See Emery Emperor Frank, laborer Pac. Fertilizing Co., r. SE cor Santa Clara and Minnesota Empey Charles, meat cutting machine, 10 }i Steven- son, r. 15 Rincon PI Empey Charles Jr., foreman Charles Empey, r. 15 Rincon PI Empey Walter, machinist Union Iron works, r. 15 Rincon PI Empey William, r. 839 Hayes Empire Brew^ery, John Harrold proprietor, 420 Chestnut, office and depot, 179 Jessie Empire Coal Mine and Railroad (Mt. Diablo) Mortimer W. Belshaw manager, office 402 Front Empire Dairy, Wilson and Sawyer proptrs, W s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth Empire Foundry, Savage & Sous proprietors, 135- 145 Fremont Empire House, Wamcke & Griffiths proptrs, SE cor Venezuela and Yazoo EMPIKE L0D6IN6S.B.„,..„.n B. Smitii proprietor, 636 Commercial Empire Matcli Factory, L. Hofen & Co. sole agents, 412 Clay Empire Portable Forge Co. (Cohoes, N. Y.) Gillespy & Childs agents, 123 California Empire Steam CofTee and Spice Slilla, L. Hofen & Co. proprietors, 412 Clay Emptage John F., laborer, r. 102 Freelon Ems Benjamin, r. 605 Broadway Emslie Charles, night inspector Custom Hpuse, r. 231 Second Enander John, seaman, r. 531 East Enas George H., captain tug .aitna, r. Oakland Enbley Charles, laborer, r. 217 Third Enbom Emanuel, billiard maker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. Hansa Hotel Eucalada .Augustin, cook, r. 114 Main Enciso Cesaria, widow, r. 442 Green i Enciso Peter, cook Mrs. Mary McLaughlin, r. 1028 Market Enderson Gamos E., meat cutter Charles Empey Endey Joseph H., student, r. 1 Fifth Endicott Woodford W.. r. 106 Post Endres Jacob, manager Boca Brewing Co., r. 109 Tay- lor Enemark Andrew J., billiard maker Jacob Strahle jc Co., r. 709 Seventeenth i Engdahl Nils, tailor, r. 1031 Hampshire ] Enge-gferman. cutler Will & Finck, r. 6 Harriet ] Engebretsen Alfred, cooper Norton &Madsen, r. West j Berkeley Engebretsen Christian, cooper Norton & Madseu, r. 404 Union Engebretsen G., tailor, r. 43 Langton Engel Bartol, tailor, r. 428 Broadway Eugel Charles W., blacksmith, r. 252 Perry Engel Irederick, butcher, 967 Mission Engel George N. (H. Engel k Sons) r. 1128 Union Engel E. k Sons (George N., Henry G. and John) boatmen. Clay St. Wharf Engel Henry G. (H. Engel Hi Sons) r. 1128 Union Engel Jasper, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 972 Har- rison Engel John (H. Engel k Sons) r. 1128 Union Engel John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co., r. 972 Harrison SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St f^l^ J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Imporlem of and DealerM In all hindM of FOKEleiV mn to 147 K|>eur St., »nd »», »H Howard Hu ENN 420 ERI £nni8 Lawreuce H., shoecutter, r. 1021 Capp EnniB Lizzie, domestic 2126 Broderick Ennie Nicholas, hack driver, r. 1712 Ellis EnniB Patrick, blacksmith, r. 233 Perry Ennls Richard, teameter Patrick Lynch, r. 1122^ Lar- kin Ennis Walter, cook, r. 1318 Dupont Ennis William H., shipping clerk, r. 1512 Bush Ennor Philip L., engineer Thurlow Block, r. 116 Leldesdorff Eno Frank., attorney at la'w,o28CalifomiB,rooml Eno8 Abraham T., smelter Selby Smelting and Lead Co. , r. 2725 Howard Enos Frank, laborer, r. 207 Pacific EnoB Frank, longshoreman, r. Ws Sansome, nr Fil- bert Enos Frank, watchman C. P. BE. stmr Amador, r. East Oakland Enos G. H., master mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Enos Jesse B., yardman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 54 First Enos John, laborer Charles Harley & Co., r. Oakland Enos John S., commissioner Bureau Labor Statistics, office 703 Market, r. Sonoma, Cal. Enos Joseph L., liquor saloon and boarding, 117 Jack- son Enos Joseph R., milk dealer, r. 726 Union Enquist Alfred, longshoreman, r. Ill Harrison Enquist Alfred, pressman, r. 308 Third Enquist Alfred A., notary public and steamship agent, 436 Montgomery, r. 308 Third Enquist A. O., seaman, r. 4 Jackson Enrico F., Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post Enright Charles M., student Dr. Jamee Murphy, r. 720 California Enright C, laborer Pao. Rolling Mills, r. Breelin Ho- tel Enright Constantine, r. 649 Howard Enright Cornelius, liquor saloon, 413 Pine; r. 1316 Pine Enright Edward P., groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth Enright James, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Enright John, calker Dickie Bros., r. 1206 Union Enright John, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna Enright John, hostler American Sugar Refinery, r. 6 Ewer PI Enright John, laborer, r. N s St. Rose's Av, nr Mason- ic Av Enright Joseph, machinist, r. 8 Lawrence PI Enright Joseph, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 323 Te- hama Enright Margaret, widow, r. 115 Ash'Av Enright Mary Miss, r. 457 Minna Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor How- ard and Rausch Enright Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor FolBom and Main Enright Patrick, painter, r. 733 Market Enright Peter laborer C. P. RR., r. 21 M Garden Enright T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Enright Thomas, liquor saloon, 200 Seventh Enright Walter, salesman Charles Lyons, r. N s St. Rose's Av, nr Masonic Av Enright William (Enright & Co.) r. 314 Minna Enri^Itt & Co. (William Enright) plumbers and gas fitters, 39 Sutter Ensbiuy Margaret, widow, r. 19 Gilbert Ensbury Martin, r. 19 Gilbert Ensbury William, bartender Adam & Klbbe, r. 672 Na- toma Enaigrn Saloon, Schwartz, Husing & Meyer pro- prietors, 1 Market Ensign Samuel, watchman Pac. Rolling MillB, r. S b Sierra, bet Georgia and Louisiana Ensign William F., locksmith, r. 619 Mason Enskew John J., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 6 Kentucky, bet Napa and Butte Ent F. A. Mrs., r. 610 Geary Entelmann John D., painter, r. 1504 O'Farrell Entemann George, baker, r. 034 Pacific Enterprise Bre'wery and Malt Houge, F. HilJf-braudt & Co. proprietors, 2015-V019 Folsom ENTERPRISE MILL AND BUILDING CO, D. A. Macdoniild presidt-iit, R. S. Fal- coner secretary, AV. N. Aliller superin- tendent^ 217-2/25 Spear Enterprise Mining »uU Irrigating Co. (Eureka, Nev.) W. A. M. Van Bokkelen secretary, 419 California, room 26 ENTERPRISE STRAW WORKS. f~«k A. Halsey proprietor, 813 Mission Entz Ferdinand, watchmaker, r. 418 O'Farrell Entzminger Michel, tanner Michael Tiernan, r. SE cor Twenty-ninth and Church Enz Aluis, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Enzenauer Peter, miner, r. Hotel Rhein Eoff Alfred, correspondent Wells, Fargo k Co's bank,^ r. 614 Sutter Eoflf James L. (Lawrence & Eoff) and liquor Baloon, cor Sixth Av and D Ephraim A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 360 Minna Ephraim Adeline Miss, schoolteacher, r. 360 Minna Ephraim Bernard, polisher J. 8. Bennett, r. 982J4 Harrison Ephraim Jeanette Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School, r. 360 Minna Ephraim Moritz B., merchant, r. 225 Post Ephraim Moses, florist John H. Sievers, r. 360 Minna Ephraim Racbael, widow, r. 25 Harriet Epley Harriet Miss, dressmaker, r. 793 J$ Stevenson Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co.) r. Dixon, Cal. Eppinger Jacob (Eppinger & Co.) r. 1010 Post- Eppinger John, barber, 1551 Market Eppinger & Co. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger and Bernard Ettlinger) commission merchants, 316 California Eppler Andreas, shoemaker, 528 Bush, r. 911 Sacra- mento Epps Charles, expressman, r. 18 Glover Epps George, plumber I. A. Stoutenburgh, r. 444 Branuan Epps William V., S. F. Musical Fund Soc.Arion Hall Eppstein Samuel, with Robert Blum, r. 219 Geary B^ Eppstein. See Epstein Epson Federigo, editor and proptr La Sociedad, r. 1318 Dupont Epstein Emanuel (Rehfisch & Co.) r. 504 Sutter Epstein Henry (Arpad Haraszthy & Co.) r. 1324 Sut- ter Epstein Simon, r. 1918 Sutter 4S" Epstein. See Eppstein Epting Nicholas, -wood carver West Coast Furniture Co., r. 713JiS Minna Equalization, Board of, new City Hall, second floor EquitaMe Liife Assurance Society of Neiv York, William D. Garland general agent, George L. North cashier, 240 Montgomery, rooms 1-2 Eragorri Thomas (Russell & Eragorri) r. 767 Folsom Erasmy Christopher, cook John H. Struving, r. NW cor East and Folsom Erasmy John, milk ranch, r. S 8 Jackson, bet Maple and Spruce Erb Abraham, clerk, r. 23 Harriet Erb Carl, cabinetmaker Eragen & Qeist, r. 237 Lang- ton Erb Emanuel, clothing and furnishing goods, 244-246 Sixth, r. 23 Harriet Erb Isidore, salesman Emanuel Erb, r. 23 Harriet Erb Morris, tailor, 521 Sacramento, r. 23 Harriet Erbe Adam, barber, Stjtockton, r. 22 Lewis PI Erben William C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Clementina, and extraman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., r. 248 Fourth Erdin Theodore, cabinetmaker, E s San Bruno Road, nr Teneriffe Erdman Henry, bookkeeper Scholle BroB., r. 26H Kearny Erdmaun Ludwig, dockhand C. P. RR. Go's Ferry Wharf, r. 2 Washington Erenberg Louis, tailor, Trinity, nr Busb, r. William ■ Tell House Erich Carrie C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 703 Post Erlchson Lucy Miss, teacher music, r. 1712 Laguna Ericksen Alexander, tailor, r. 928 Washington Ericksen Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Ericksen Mathlas, ship carpenter, r. 150;< Montgomery Ericksen William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Erickson August, tailor, r. 704 J^ Mission Erickson A. F., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery Erickson A. M. Mrs., r. 225 Leavenworth Erickson Augusta, widow, r. 11 Harlan PI Erickson Charles, longshoreman, r. 1317 Sansome Erickson Charles S.; njaster mariner, r. 504 Davis Erickson Emil G., seaman, r. Mechanics' House Erickson Emile, donkeyman P. C. SS. Gipsy, r. NW cor Sansome and Broadway Erickson Eric, fisherman, r. 28 Clay LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD WORK. 1.0W PRICES. OFFICE. 64«» 9IARKET STREET. ERI 421 ESQ Erickson Erick, cook, r. 520 Broadway Erickson Erlaud, seaman achr William Akmann, r. 11 Jackson Erickson Frank, seaman, r. 30 Clay Erickson Frederick, seaman, r. 324 Vallejo Erickson G-eorge, seaman, r. Mechanics' House Erickson John, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Yandewater Erickson Julius, tinsmith J. J. Vasconcellos Erickson Ola, tailor, r. 10 Prospect PI Erickson Pehr E., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Kearny and California, r. 243 Tehama Erickson Peter, seaman, r. 12 Tehama PI Erickson S., laborer, r. 402 Broadway Erickson Swan (Carlson & Erickson) r. 1208 Kearny Erickson Swen (Erickson & Johnson) r. 825 Kearny Erickson Thomas, porter H. Levi & Co., r.225 Leaven- worth Erickson Thomas G., canner Cutting Packing Co., r. 226 Leavenworth Erickson William, boatbuilder, r. 641 Commercial ■ Erickson & Johnson (S. Erickson and P. A. Johnson) liquor saloon, 812 Kearny Ericson Andrew, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Ericson Charles, seaman, r. 531 East Ericson Olof. billiardmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 17 Preston PI B^ Ericson. See Erickson and Errickson Erie House, Stephen H. Morse proptr, 317 Third Erie Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) office 320 San- some, room Hi Erilin Abraham, rigger, r. 417 Fremont Erfling Rudolph, cook, r. 5 Washington Erlandson Andrew, machinist Will & Finck, r. lOSJS Turk Erlandson Lena, widow, r. 713 Valencia Erlanger Herman (Erlanger & Galinger) r. 2218 Cali- fornia Brlangper & Galinger (Herman Erlanger and Meyer Galinger) general commission merchants, 210 Clay Erlenbach Marx, bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 1802 Van Ness Av Erlenbach Sigmund, clerk Ordenstein & Co., r. 1802 Van Ness Av Erlenheim Julius, stevedore, r. 313 Bryant Erlenwein John, bartender Jacob Hilpisch, r. 826 Broadway Erlin Gustave, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 949 FolBom Ermann John, vaniishmaker, r. W s Adam, nr Eve, B. H. Ermath Philip, longshoreman, r. 724 Mission Ermey Louis, laborer, r. 619 Pacific Ermey Emil, laborer, r. Empire Lodgings Ermite Pierre, tanner Dominique Legallet Ernest Frederick, laborer, r. N s Prospect PI, nr Fol- som, B. H. Ernest P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Ernest Sebastian, seaman, r. 135 Natoraa Ernst Adolph, diamond setter, 126 Kearny, room 10, r. 526 Turk Ernst Adolph, tailor, r. 1213 Kearny Ernst August, cooper David Woerner. r. 1904 Mason Ernst Fritz, wool scourer, r. 16 Garden Ernst Henry (Hofi'manu & Ernst) r. 1008 Jackson Ernst Hermann, cashier L. Feldmann & Co., r. Ala- meda Ernst Otto, tanner S. Bloom, r.W s Dolores, nr Twen- ty-eighth Ernst Peter, shoemaker. E s Mission, bet Twenty- ninth and Thirtieth Ernst William G. (Hastedt & Ernst) r. 900 Stockton e^ Ernst. See Earnest and Ernest Erratt Walter C, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Errickson Andrew, seaman, r. Mechanics' House Errickson Catherine, widow, r. 724 Brannan Errickson Charles, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 736 Bryant Errickson Christian, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni- ture Co., r. 27 Oak Grove Av, rear Errickson Christian C, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Fac- tory, and boarding and lodging, W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada Errickson John, laborer, r. 641 Washington Sy Errickson. See Erickson and Ericson Erskine John B., messenger George T. Coulter, r. 1206 Powell Erskine John B. Jr., messenger Sutro Tunnel Co., r. 1206 Powell Erskine Melville C, captain stmr St. Paul, office 310 Sansome, r. 707 Shotwell Erskine William W., clerk Albert Mau & Co.. r. 707 Shotwell Ertola Agostino, cook, r. 621 Broadway Ertola Andrea, blacksmith, r. 1513 Dupont Ertola Antoinette Mrs., dressmaker, 1508 Dupont Ertola Biagio, machinist, 1508 Dupont Ertz August, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 436 Te- hama Ervin Daniel W. (Noisat & Ervin) r. 182 Stevenson Erviii Henry J., ship builder, r. St. Thomas, bet Mo- nongahela and Savannah Erwin John, manager Waldo Lodging House, 733 Mar- ket 1^" Erwin. See Ervin, Irvin, Irvine and Irwin Erych George, dockhand C. P. KR. Ferry Wharf, r. 2 Washington Erzgraber Adolph (Erzgraber Ji Oesting) r. 2001 Pow- ell Erzgraber Catherine, widow, r. 439 Golden Gate Av Erzgraber <& Brijfgs (Edgar W. Briggs) cigars and tobacco, 646 Market Erzgraber & Oesting (Adolph Erzgraber and William Oesting) delicacies, 27 and 108 Cal. Market Esberg, Bachman Jli Co. (Mendel Esberg, Si- mon Bachman and Julius Ehrmann) manufactu- rers and wholesale dealers cigars and tobacco, SE cor Battery and California Esherg Mendel (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. 1230 Post Esberson H. P., seaman schr Mabel and Edith, r. 271 East Esberson Otto, seaman schr Mabel and Edith, r. 271 East Escaig Francis, knife grinder, r. 710 Lombard Escaig Jacques, cutler, 524 Commercial, r. 710 Lom- bard Escalle Joseph, r. 621 Pacific Escande Charles, vocalist, r. 1115 Stockton Esclie Otto, secretary Metropolitan Loan Associa- tion and Home and Loan Associates, and Thirty- fifth Parallel Land Association, 31 Post, room 8, r. Oakland Eschelbach George, cigars and tobacco, 323 Pacific, r. 321 Pacific Eschenburg Hilmer F., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1108 Steiner Eschenburg M. M.Miss, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 109 Van Ness Av Eschenhorst Henry, clerk Hermann W. Lutjen, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth and Mission Eschrich C. S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arlon Halle Escloses John (Verges & Escloses) r. S s Russia Av, nr Moscow, Excelsior Homestead Escott May, domestic 606 Buchanan Escude Louis G., butcher, r. 320 Ivy Av Esdor Henry J. , r. 1033 Sutter Esdor William H., r. 933 Howard Eskerson Niels, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NWcor Eighth and Bryant Eslick Joseph, barber Rehorst & Hulling Esmeralda Copper Co., Hiram D. Tuttle secretary, of- fice 330 Pine, room 53 Esparza Victor, machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 1 Morey Alley Espejo John S., salesman Anton Koenig, r. 1602 Mason Espejo Pedro P., stock clerk Kraker & Israel, r. 1602 Mason Espejo Ygnacia, widow, r. 1602 Mason Espel Ferdinand, mechanic R. R. Swain, r. 516 Leav- enworth Espel Frank, collector Thomas Lundy, r. 2120 Howard Espel Henry, r. 2120 Howard Esperance , vegetables. 33 Colombo Market Espiaub Jean, tanner Dominique Legallet Espil Martin C, bookkeeper Dellepiane & Co., r. 16 Stockton PI Espina Pedro A., teacher penmanship, 37 Post Espiuosa F., r. N s Greenwich, nr Franklin Espinosa Philip, laborer, r. 1205 Stockton Espinosa Josefa Mrs., r. 1309 Golden Gate Av Espinosa Miguel, teacher music, r. 211 Ninth Espinoza Joseph, boat builder, r. 785 Folsom Espinoza Josephine, widow, r. 8 Auburn Espinoza Manuela, widow, r. 785 Folsom Esposito Domenico. Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Esposito Roccho (S.nlvatori & Esposito) r. 522 Filbert Espy Robert H. (Doane & Co.) r. Oysterville, W. T. Espy Robert J., seaman, r. 605 Fourth Esquer Estefano, widow, r. 511 Shotwell Esquieu Cliarles, marble polisher estate C. Roche, r. 1317 Powell INTEBIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 MarM St. IT NVKl.E'r. «l»IER.«e * HAYES, FUtTON IRON n'ORHM. SIS Fremont Ntreet, HlWinriM-turfrH of KOCH. BBEAKER«>, RKTOKTN and KOASTIN<> F(rRNACEi( ESS 422 EVA 9 U o Esse Joseph, millwright, r. 8 s Paraguay, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Essmann Ernest A. F. (Star Glue Factory) r. 726 Val- lejo Estabrook Charles D., salesman E. £. Harvey, r. 608 Castro Estabrook John, r. 608 Castro Eetacaille Bernard, laborer, r. St. Thomas, nr Rail- road Av Estacio Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Estacio Sosallto, Portuf^uese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 610 BiiBh Estee Morris M. (Estee & Boalt) r. Palace Hotel £8tee & Boalt (Morris M. Estee and J. H. Boalt) attorneys at law, 419 California, rooms 18-20 Estelita Alexander, tinner, r. 70 Tehama Estelita Antone, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 154 Na- toma Estelita Joseph, cabinet maker William G. Hughes, r. ' 70 Tehama Estelita Joseph Jr., trimmer, r. 70 Tehama Estelita Michael, laborer, r. 154 Natoma Estep James E., millwright, r. 21 Ninth Esterle Marie Miss, laundress Joseph A. Trudell.r. 19 Ridley Esterley E. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 615 Stockton Esterley John, laborer, r. 807 Kearny Esterman Morris, dairyman, 2820 Mission Estes A. M. Mrs., r. 1142 Howard Estes Charles, teamster, r. 423 Fulton, rear Estes Melville B., machinist William T. Garratt, r. Oakland Estodala George, Tailors Pro. Union, 316 Post Estrada Frederick, salesman David Samuels, r. 2 Seli- na PI Estrada Roderic, ship carpenter, r. 1117 3^ Kearny Estrem Joseph, clothing, 636 Pacific, r. 417 Folsom Estrem Pascal, clerk J. Estram, r. 636 Pacific Etchegoion Guillaume, r. 613 J^ Stockton Etienne Catherine Mrs., delicacies, 1317 Dupont, r. 1819 Dupont Etienne Victor, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1319 Dupont Etique Charles M.. laborer, r. 437 Twenty-second Etique Jean P., blacksmith, r. 437 Twenty-second Etthofer Henry, shoemaker, 602 Fourth, "r. 525 Bran- nan Etting Charles S., r. 308 Leavenworth Ettlng William A., hardware, 110 Sixth, and 509 Mont- gomery Av; r. 1928 Stevenson Ettinger Max C, manager Moritz Ettinger, r. 1830 Bush Ettinger Moritz, mnl'r fringes and dress trimmings, 105 Post, r. 1351 Post Ettinger Sigmund, cordmaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 1351 Post Ettling Henry, salesman, r. NE cor Howard and Thir- teenth Ettling MarcLiS, clerk, r. 144 Eleventh Ettlinger Bernard (Eppinger ft Co.) r. 503 Golden Gate Av Ettlinger Samuel, second hand furniture, 1016 How- ard Eul William (Liebold & Eul) r. 1417 }« Stockton Euler George F.. salesman, r. 126 Shipley Euler Henry, billiard maker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 120 Shipley Euler Henry Jr. (Fuchs & Euler) r. W s Lvon, nr Bush Euler Philip J., carriage painter, 26 Seventh, and NW cor Fifth and Clara Euphrat Ludwig, traveling salesman Samuel More & Co.. r. li:«i Sutter Eureka Benevolent Society, Leo Eloeseer secretary, 414 Clay Eureka Brewery, 8. Schweitzer proprietor, 235 First Eureka Broom Factory, Lambert Van Laak proprietor, N s Seventeenth, nr Howard Eureka Coffee and Spice Mills. E. GuitUrd & Co. proprietors, 8\V ci.r Sacramento and Davis Eureka ('onsoliflatefl Mining; Co. (Eureka Co. Nev.) Percy Jacobus secretary, 36-37 Nevada Block Eureka Drift Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) J. Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 24 Eureka Foundry, Thompson Brothers proptrs. 129-131 Beale Eureka Gas Co. (Humboldt Co., Cal.) office 841 Market Eureka Grain Warehouse, Seth Clisby proptr, NW cor Chestnut and Montgomery Eureka Hair Factory, J. Herzog Is. Co. proptrs. 8W cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office 12 Second Eureka Iron Works, A. Pfeiffer proptr, 319 Howard Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co. (consolidated) D. Cohn treasurer and managing agent, 206 Sansome Eureka Match Factory, L. Hofen & Co. sole agents. 412 Clay Eureka Music Hall, John Herber proprietor, 627 Kearny Eureka Nursery, Emil Meyer proprietor, Stanyan Sof Golden Gate Park, depot 31 Geary Eureka Pneumatic Mining Sluices Manufacturing Co., J. C. McCurdy manager, 10 Stevenson Eureka Salt Works, Newell & Bi-o. proptrs, 221-225 Davis Eureka Soda Water Works, Haake & Hagedom proptrs, 723 Turk Eureka Turn-Vereln Hall, 706 Powell . Europe Hotel, Mrs. E. Ortet proptr, 814 Montgomery European Art School, Mrs. Dorothea Deppen proptr, 103 Dupont European Hotel, John Kelley & Son proptrs, cor Brannan and Ritch Eustace Edward, driver Chase & Wolff, r. 27 Alia Eustice James, laborer, r. N 8 Sweeney, nr Merrill, U. M. T. Eustice John H., packer, r. 248 Tehama, rear Eva James (James Eva & Co.) r. W s Iowa, bet Butte and Solano Eva James & Co. (James Eva) proptrs Cal. Fuse Works, cor Fourteenth and Channel Evain Louis, laundryman Mme. V. Evain, r. 605 Post Evain V. Mme., French laundry, 605 Post Evans Aaron, druggist and pharmacist, perfumes and toilet articles, and proptr Evans' Poison Oak Remedy, 510 Hayes Evans Addie Miss, laundress Mme. Z. Dufour, r. 16 Trenton Evans A. F. & Co. (Augustus F. Evans and John D. Jones) commission merchants, 522 Montgom- ery Evans Albert H., merchant (Virginia City, Nev.) r. 430 Green Evans Albert S., cashier Hanson & Co., r. 1109 Green Evans Alexander R., bartender George Dawson, r. 30 Golden Gate Av Evans Andrew, merchant tailor, 412 Hayes, r. 326 Oak Evans Arthur H., correspondent Goodall, Perkins & Co., 10 Market Evans Augustus F. (A. F. Evans & Co.) and president Arctic Ice Co., r. 432 Ellis Evans Bessie Miss, groceries and liquors. 27 Everett Evans Caroline Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Trenton Evans Charles, confectioner W. S. Townsend, r. 388 Dolores Evans Charles, peddler, r. 32 Crocker Evans Charles W., machine hand W. A. Meeker, r. 115 Dore Evans Chester H. (Thomson & Evans) r. 1001 Capp Evans Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Bryant and First Evans Edward, salesman, r. 507 Minua Evans Ernest, clerk Liness A. Terry, r. 2607 >i Post Evans E. T., w^aiter, r. 533 Sacramento Evans Francis B., machinist, r. 100 M Second Evans Frank J., capitalist, r. 902 Clay Evans Frank S., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 131 Third Evans Frederick, seaman, r. 216 Third Evans George, r. 1415 California Evans George, carpenter Andrew Wilke, r. 624 Fourth Evans George, dioh washer International Hotel Evans George, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1028 Vallejo Evans George .4., horse shoer. r. 15 Heron Evans George Allen, shoemaker, 1406 Turk, r. 725 Minna Evans George H., loom fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. N s LoinbMrd, bet Larkin and Polk Evans George L., barber Daniel J. Linehan, r. 54 Minna Evans George S., r. 141 Hancock ' Evans George T. Mrs., teacher music, r. 609 Folsom Evans Gomer, general manager Parrott & Co. , r. 1214 McAllister ' Evans Gottfried, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel [ Evans Harlow, tinsmith H. L. Howse ! Evans Henry, proprietor New Wisconsin Hotel, I NE cor Pacific and Montgomery I Evans Henry, shoemaker, r. 37 Sacramento SAN FRftwCISCO LAUNDRY. "^"""a^^l.fefL.^,??,'-''*''^*''* J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Inip<»rter» of and I>«»I«>rH in COAl. and PI4S IRON, 41 Market Street, vomer Spear. EVA 423 EVE Evans Henry A., shoemaker, r. 725 Hlnna Evans H. L., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak- land Evans Homer L., register clerk Custom House, r. Oakland Evans H. P. Mrs., widow, r. 725 Pine Evans Hugh, seaman O. Imp. SS. Mississippi Evans J., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works Evans James, laborer Potrero Marine, RR. r. White House, Potrero Evans James, tin roofer A, 8. & C. W. Iredale, r, 629 Clay Evans J. J., manufacturing stationer, printer and bookbinder, 436 California, r. 932 Howard Evans J. M., laborer, r. 402 Broadway Evans John, capitalist, r. 1526 Vallejo Evans John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Evans John, millwright, r. S s Chestnut, bet Laguna and Buchanan Evans John Jr., painter, r. NE cor Vallejo and Frank- lin Evans John E., compositor Chronicle, r. 728 Natoma Evans John H., master mariner, r. 1318 Jackson Evans John T. , chemist Thomas Price, r. 2203 Webster Evans John W., traveling salesman, r. 530 Pine Evans Joseph, r. 6 Henrietta Square Evans Joseph, salesman, r. 1012 Vallejo Evans Joseph F. , special agent U. S. Treasury dept. office U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor, room 7, r. Oakland Evans Josephine C. Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary School, r. 725 Pine Evnns J. W., agent Domestic Sewing Machine Co., 29 Post, r. Oakland Evans Lillie M. Miss, assistant Union Primary School, r. 408 Greenwich Evans Louis J., engineer, r. 725 Minna Evans Luther J., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 401 ^ Hayes Evans Mary, domestic 1030 Twenty-first Evans Nathaniel, wool sorter Falkner, Bell & Co., r. NW cor Sixteenth and Potrero Av Evans Nathaniel, clerk Frank's Billiard Parlor, r. 1004 Market Evana Oliver P., Judge Superior Court, Dept. No. 7, chambers new City Hall, second floor, r. 1516 California Evans Phoebe S., widow, furnished rooms, 36 Geary Evans Richard, sawyer Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r. Potrero Av, nr Sixteenth Evans Robert, laborer, r. Breslin Hotel Evans Rose, widow, r. cor St. Thomas and Osage Evans Sarah, widow, r. 1109 Green Evans Taliesin, journalist Bulletin, r. 1831 Bush Evans Thomas, cook Charles Kopp, r. 256 Fourth Evans Thomas, dishwasher Cabinet Restaurant, r. 1007 Market Evans Thomas, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SE cor Hampshire and Mariposa Evans Thomas A., bookkeeper Britt & Co., r. 316 Stockton Evans Warren, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 942 How- ard Evans William, r. 758 Harrison Evans William, carpenter, .530 Polk Evans William, teamster, r. E s Hampshire, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa Evans William H., foreman blacksmith Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 9 Vassar PI Evans William J., patternmaker Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 503 Folsom Evans William M. (Barry & Evans) r. G30 Sacramento Evans William P., machinist, r. 1612 Mission Evans William R., bookkeeper J. W. Evans, r. 427 Sutter Evans William W., driver Millbrae Dairj-, r. 610 Gough Evanson Evan, captain schr Bill the Butcher, office Pier 13 Steuart Evarts Jonathan J., upholsterer, r. 1628 Mission Evatt Edward I., salesman Thomas Lundy, r. 141 Silver Evatt Frank B., r. 141 Silver Evatt William, sailmaker, r. 141 Silver Evatt William J., hatter Martin Meussdorffer, r. 141 Silver Evatto A., bricklayer American Sugar Refinery Eveland George F., r. 918 Bush Eveleth Frank D., butcher Lawrence Hartnett, r. 1302 Pacific Eveleth James A. (Eveleth & Nash) r. 1810 Bush Eveleth Joseph A., carpenter, r. 1770 Green Eveleth Sarah E., widow, r. 1770 Green Eveleth William S., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1770 Green EveletH & Nash (James A. Eveleth and William H. Nash) fruit and produce commisBion mer- chants, 211 Washington Even John F., student Heald's Business College Evfnin^ Bulletin (daily and weekly) S. F. Bul- letin Co. publishers and proprietors, office 622 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay Evening Post (daily and weekly) Post Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors. 500 Montgomery Evenson John J., agent City Business Agency, r. 790 Folsom Everding Adolph, student Pacific Business College, r. 911 Scott Everding Frederick W., salesman J. Everding & Co., r. 911 Scott Everding Herman H., shoemaker J. 'Lucier, r, 101 Sixth Everding J. & Co. (John Everding) produce com- mission merchants and starch manufacturers, 48 Clay Everding John (J. Everding & Co.) r. 2116 Mason Everett Abijah P., commission merchant, 405 Front, r. Alameda Everett A. C, clerk Hills Bros., Bay City Market Everett Alexander H., chemist, r. 1914 Webster Everett Asa, seamaji, r. 733 Market Everett C. A., r. 322 O'FarreU Everett Charles J., carpenter, r. 1046 Folsom Everett Crayton W., r. 1008 Union Everett Daniel H., bookkeeper J. W. Shae£fer & Co., r. 1514 Hyde Everett Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Alameda Everett Edward, salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber Mnfg Co., r. Oakland Everett Edward, bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r. 904 Taylor Everett Frank, clerk, r. 37 Sacramento Everett Henry (Everett & Heymann) r. Commercial Hotel Everett House, Mrs. Emily Beatty proptr, 55 Second Everett James, r. 526 Broadway Everett Joseph W., clerk, r. Coso House Everett L. W., quartermaster P. M. SS. City of New York Everett M. A. Mrs., r. 1008 Union Everett Oliver (Huerne & Everett) r. 1914 Webster Everett Sebastian L.,joiirnalist Journal of Commerce, r. Oakland Everett & Heymann (Henry Everett and Henry Hey- mann) liquor saloon, 628 Sacramento Everingham Samuel M., clerk Rockwell Stone, r. 1225 Fillmore Everly Emmett B., conductor, r. cor Sutter and Cen- tral Av Evers Adolph, cigar dealer, r. 512 Bush Evers Adolph M., painter, r. 751 Twenty-fourth, bet Howard and Shotwell Evers Annie J. Miss, teacher, r. 751 Twenty-fourth, bet Howard and Shotwell Evers August, asphaltum roofer H. Schottler, r. 110 Vicksburg Evers Augustus C, proptr Cal. Business Agency, 611 Clay, room 3, r. 110 Vicksburg Evers Barbara, widow, r. 751 Twenty- fourth, bet How- ard and Shotwell Evers Charles D., foreman teamster I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission Evers Emma L. Miss, teacher, r. 751 Twenty-fourth, bet Howard and Shotwell Evers George C, clerk I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission Evers Henry, liquor saloon, 801 Kearny, r. 1418 San Pablo Av, Oakland Evers James, shoemaker, 673 Howard Evers Otto T., r. 29 Pacific Everson Alfred, master mariner, r. 725 Pine Everson Charles, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 22 Freelon Everson Charles, rigger, r. 1322 Montgomery Everson Jonas, metallurgist S. F. Brass Works, r. 26 Natoma Everson Lucie, domestic SW cor Union and Fill- more Everson Wallace (Wallace Everson & Co.) r. Oak- land » BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses. MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: J4»HN IIVIOMOBK, 183 ai|««ar Mtr«tet. EVE 424 FAB , (Wallace EverBon) im- dealers hardware, llli Evergon 'Wallace & Co porters and wholesale Front Evert Charles, carpenter, r. 1046 Folsom Evertou Charles, steward, r. North Pacific Hotel Evertz John P., carpet weaver, 39 Second, r. 25 An- thony Eves Edward, seaman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. NE cor First and Brannau Evetson E. C, mining expert, r. 703 Market Eviston Joseph L., ship calker, r. 16 Glover Ewald Anton, tailor, r. 37 Lily Av Ewald David E., clerk Flint Bros., r. 38 Erie Ewald Edward, real estate, r. 38 Erie Ewald Edward Jr.. copyist County Clerk, r. 38 Erie Ewald Frederick, r. 38 Erie Ewald Frederick, proptr and mnfr East India Bitters, N s Precita Av, nr Mission Ewald Henry. truukmakerD. Block & Co., r. Oakland Ewald Jacob, laborer, r. 1419 Mason Ewald Theodore, barber, 1218 Stockton, r. 17 John Ewald William, bricklayer, r. 318 Eleventh Ewald William, produce dealer, r. N s Precita Av, nr Mission Ewart Robert, bartender Charles Broughton, r. 631 Sacramento Ewell Augustus H., miller Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 72 Everett E^vell li. J., proprietor Branch House, 424 San- some, Co80 House, 411 Sansome, Rest for the Weary, 36 Clay, and milk dairy, depot and r. NW cor Twenty-first and Folsom Ewen Louis T., cashier William Willis, r. Oakland Ewen Oliver, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. 5 Market Ewer Warren B. (S. F. Journal of Commerce Publish- ing Co., and Dewey & Co., and Wiester & Co.) office 414 Clay, r. 1512 Folsom Ewer William D. (W. D. Ewer & Co.) r. Alameda Ewer TV. D. & Co. (William D. Ewer and Charles F. Precht) employment office, 626 Clay E-»vig Ernsts wines and liquors, 7 Washington, r. 36 Sacramento Ewing Alfred B., cook stmr Crescent City, r. NW cor Front and Pacific Ewing Alison, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r. 547 Howard Ewing Calvin, carpenter, r. 118 Eddy Ewing Calvin, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 547 Howard Evfing Charles Gr., manager for The Babcock & Wilcox Co., 505 Mission, r. 29 Silver E-wingf Charles G., surveying instruments and optical goods, Thomas R. Gibson manager, 120 Sutter, rooms 27-28 Ewing Charles S., machine operator Main & Winches- ter, r. 547 Howard Ewing Claude V., clerk J. Dewing & Co., r. Oakland Ewing Francis F., seaman, r. 12 Pinkney PI Ewing Frank, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 12 Pinkney PI Ewing Henry, laundrymau S. F. Laundry Ewing James, shoemaker, r. 161 Shipley Ewing John, horseshoer, 1103 Mission, r. 824 Mc- Allister Ewing John F., wagonmaker, 1119 Alabama Ewiug Joseph, carpenter O. and O. SS. Arabic, r. 413 Brannan Ewing Joseph D., bookkeeper James C. Smith, r. Berkeley Ewing Luther L.. clerk, r. 1601 Turk Ewing Maurice B., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 421 Fourth Ewing Primary School, Miss Emma E. C. Stlncen principal, N s Harrison, bet Fourth and Fifth Ewing Richard, laborer, r. 407 Mason Ewing Robert, contractor, r. 1400 Van Ness Av Ewing S. Howard, collar maker Main & Winchester, r. .547 Howard Ewing Thomas, druggist James Devine, r. 214 Kearny Examiner PublisUinj; Co., The, publishers and proprietors The Examiner, Emanuel Katz manager, office junction O'Farrell and Market (Phelan Building) Examiner, The (daily and weekly)Examiuer Pub- lishing Co. publishers and proprietors, office junction O'Farrell and Market (Phelan Building) editorial and composing rooms 538 Sacramento Excelsior Broom Factory, Christ Glunz proptr, 64-66 West Mission Excelsior Coal and Transportatiou Co., Martin R. Roberts Jr. agent, 5 Spear Excelsior Deep Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) T. J. Wattson secretary, office 114 Davis Excelsior Fire Works Mnfg Co. (Alameda) Frank P. Flint agent, office 420 Clay Excelsior Hotel, Drager & Diedericbsen proptrs, 608- 610 Sixth Excelsior Mills (Eureka, Cal.) J. Buss & Co,, pro- prietois, 10 Market Excelsior Planing Rlills, William A. Meeker proprietor, manufacturers doors, sashes, etc., SW cor Fifth and Bryant Excelsior Po>vder Co., Benjamin White presi- dent, F. VV. Bowen secretary, 3 California Excelsior Printings Office, Bacon & Co. proprie- tors, NW cor Sansome and Clay Excelsior Salt Works, J. L. McKee & Co. proptrs, 123 Washington Excelsior Sig^n Co. (Chicago, III.) manufacturers emblematic signs, A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market Excelsior Stables, Lot D. Slocum proprietor, 921 Sutter Excelsior Straw Works, John H. Babbitt proptr, 120 Fourth Excelsior Tannery, Kreuz & Getz proptrs, 209-213 Twenty-ninth Excelsior Water and Mining Co. (Yuba and Nevada Cos., Cal.) J. H. Bolles president, W. J. Stewart secretary, 215 Sansome, room 8 Exchang'e Publishing Co., publishers and pro- prietors The Daily Exchange, office 306 Mont- gomery Exchequer Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) C. E. Elliot secretary, 4 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg Excoffier Marie E. Mrs., r. 225 Post Exempt Fire Co., rooms Brenham PI, nr Clay ExodiuB Julia Mme., clairvoyant, r. 305 Minna Expert Bernard, mnfr Inner soles, 353 Tehama Express Building, NE cor Montgomery and Cali- fornia Eybs George, bartender William Eybs, r. 325}i Gold- en Gate Av Eybs WiHiam, liquor saloon, 8 Sixth, r. 325 }{ Golden Gate Av Eyett John, seaman, SW cor Pacific and East Eyre Edward E., office 320 Pine, r. 905 Sutter Eyre Henry A., laborer, r. 449 Guerrero Eyre John C, carpenter and builder, r. 311 Castro Eyre Manuel (Eyre & Frank) r. 1822 Buchanan Eyre William, clerk Corporatioii Yard, S. F. F. D., 50 Sacramento, r. 323 Kearny Eyre & Frank(Manuel Eyre and George W. Frank) attorneys at law, 220 Sansome, rooms 10-11-12 Eyrick George, uighlwatchman C. P. RR. Ferry Wharf Ezekiel Edwin T., clerk Haas Bros., r. 1407 Guerrero F Faabobg Peter, speculator, r. 207 Montgomery Av Faass George, clerk, r. 4.'>0} fok and nEL.iTc:BEn. OFFICK. 64M UABKKT NTBEET. FAB 425 FAI Fabian Ernest M. (Fabian Brothers) r. NW cor Stock- ton and Filbert Fabian James, laborer, r. S s King, bet Seventh and Eighth Fabian Me.ver, merchant, r. 631 Post Fabian & Co., merchants (Byron and Tracy, Cal.) ofllce NW cor Battery and Pine Fabre Antoinette, widow, dressmaker, r. 1.5 Clara Fabre Benjamin C., gloveflnisher, r. 131 Julian Av Fabre Jules C, coppersmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 18 Lewis PI Fabre Samuel, r. 279 Stevenson Fabii-Miiller Inez, teacher music, r. 707 Post Fabricius H. L. Mrs., r. 6 Camp Fabrique Birney C, clerk music dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Oakland Fabris Ignatius, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Fabris Nicholas, fish, 8 Clay St. Market, r. 803 Mont- gomery Fabry Frank, butcher, r. fil5J^ Natoma, rear Fabry Leopold M., butcher. 54.5 Hayes Fabry Sebastian, butcher, r. 1 Geary PI Facacci Liiigi, porter F. Daneri & Co., r. 3 Lafayette PI Facco John B., peddler, r. N s Onondaga Av, nr Mis- sion Faccolo Bartolomeo, Garribaldi Guard, 423 Broad- way Fach John, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Fadden Edward, laborer, r. 1 Boardman PI Fadden J., laborer National Iron Works Fader Anna H. Miss, journalist Truth, r. 2943 Howard Fagan Andrew, boilermaker, r. 47 Clementina Fagan Bridget, widow, r. 209 Fourth Fagan Christopher, electroplater Cal. Electrical Works, r. 209 Fourth Fagan Daniel F., gasfitter, r. 719 Howard Fagan Elizabeth Miss. r. 337 Sixth Fagan Elizabeth, widow, bakery, 337 Sixth Fagan James (Clinton k Fagan) r. 310 Stockton Fagan James, plumber J. L. E. Firmin, r. 337 Sixth Fagan James J., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. 614 Sutter Fagan John, r. 110 Jones Fagan John, coal passer P. M. SS. City of Rio de Ja- neiro Fagan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada Fagan John J. , driver City Parcel Delivery Co., r. 110 Jones Fagan M. Mrs., r. 1511 Mission Fagan Mary Ann, widow, r. 632 Minna Fagan Mary J. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary School, r. 110 Jones Fagan Matthew, plumber, r. 37 Sacramento Fagan Michael, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 1329 Bush Fagan Patrick, apprentice William Hawkins, r. Rail- road Av, nr Manitoba Fagan Terrence, teamster, r. S s Clipper, bet Church and Sanchez Fagan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 632 Minna Fagan Thomas H., r. 110 Jones Fagan William, carpenter, r. 17 Rincon Av Fagans Samuel, seaman, r. 2 Jasper PI Fagen Emily A., dressmaker, 303 O'Farrell Fagen George, steward Alms House Fagen H. D.. salesman E. C. Thatcher, r. 11 Dale PI Fagen Henry, maltster Pac. Distilling Co., cor Pierce and Chestnut Fagen James, livery stable, 332 Bush, r. 611 Powell Fagen Terrence, bookkeeper James Fagen, 332 Bush Fagen William H., painter Noble Bros., r. 1511 Mis- sion U^" Fagen. See Fegen Eager Hilda C, domestic NW cor Bartlett and Twenty- fourth Eager John, car builder, r. NW corLarkin and Ash Av Fagerberg Frederick W., laborer, r. 704 J. & Son (Ellas D. and Edward P.) general agents Citizens' Fire Insurance Co. of St. Louis, German Fire Insurance Co. of Pitts- burg, Farragut Fire Insurance Co. of New York, Fireman's Insurance Co. of Baltimore, Mechan- ics' Insurance Co. of New York, Pennsylvania In- surance Co. of Pittsburgh and Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Co. of New York, 219 Sansome Farnsworth Edward P. (E. D. Farnsworth & Son.) r. 17 Glen Park Av Farnsworth Elias D. (E. D. Farnsworth & Son) r. 17 Glen Park Av Farnsworth Eldridge C, teacher, r. 720 Folsom Farnsworth Eliza G.. widow, r. 2939}^ Sixteenth Farnsworth Epaphroditus S.,r. 20 Laurel PI Farnsworth Stephen, r. 334 Branuan Farnsworth Stephen, drayman, r. 122 Eddy Farnsworth Thomas, blacksmith James Harris & Co., r. 330 Fremont Farnsworth William O., superintendent Occidental Laundry, r. 1830 Filbert Farnsworth Willis S., teamster D. L. Farnsworth, r. 18 Taylor Farnum Charles A., wood, coal, hay and grain, 312 Golden Gate Av, r. 1308)^ Devisadero Farnum Charles G., physician and surgeon, of- fice and r. 672 Mission Farnum Jobn, packer subsistence dept U. S. A., r. 8 Bruce PI Farnum John £!., president Board Bank Commis- sioners, 528 California, room 2, r. Oakland uy Farnum. See Farnbam Farquar C. S. Mrs. (Farquar & Peck) r. 13 3^ Powell Farquar & Peck (Mrs. C. S. Farquar and Miss Eliza- beth Peck) dressmakers, 13 J^ Powell Farqubarson Charles D., real estate, office 1 Powell, r. 614 Sutter Farquharson David, president California Sav- ings and Lean Society, NW cor Powell and Eddy, r. 502 Van Ness Av Farqubarson Henry C, with M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 30 Post Farquharson John, molder. r. 1013 Market Farr Alonzo, janitor Ixora Hall, r. 108 Fourth Farr Clarence C, smutter Golden Gate Flour Mills, r. 414 Capp Farr Edward P., machinist F. A. Robbins, r. German Hotel Farr George M., wagon maker, r. 918 Bryant Farr William, clerk H. S. Bunker, r. 918 Bryant Farracey Redmond, blacksmith, r. City Hotel Farragut Fire Insurance Co. (New York) E. D. Fame- worth «: Son agents, 219 Sansome Farran C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 131 Julian Av Farran Edward, bricklayer, r. 138 Rose Av Farran Jobn F., clerk, r. 1033 West Mission l^"Farran. See Farreu, Farron, Ferran and Ferren Farrar Albert, sawyer R. E. Barnes, r. 2 Glasgow Farrar Benjamin F., mnfr mattresses, 1126 Howard and 1557 Market Farrar Frederick W., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r. 554 Seventeenth Farrar May, widow, r. 509 Mason Farrell Andrew, teamster, r. 21B Ninth Farrell Bridget, domestic 44 Silver Farrell Catherine, widow, r. 42 Clara Farrell Charles J., pressman Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 36 Tenth Farrell Daniel, liquor saloon, 101 Third, r. 174 Minna Farrell Delia, domestic 47 South Park Farrell Delia, domestic 2506 Sacramento Farrell Edward, carpenter and builder, 638 Market, r. 828 Union Farrell Edward, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 6'27 Broadway Farrell Edward, tailor, r. 81 Natoma Farrell Edward J., bartender, r. 522 Pine Farrell Edward T., machinist, r. 536 Third Farrell Ellen, widow, r. 362 Minna Farrell Florence J., boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 12 Oak Grove Av Farrell Frank, carpenter, r. 2.508 Post Farrell Frank, special police, r. 521)4 Geary Farrell G., laborer Dickie Bros Farrell George, fireman 8. P. C. RB. stmr Bay City, r. 565 Howard Farrell Henry O., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 434 Tehama Farrell James, r. 805)$ Howard Farrell James, blacksmith helper.r.NW cor Twentieth and Florida Farrell James, butcher, r. S s St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo Farrell James, dairyman, r. 324 Minna Farrell James, foreman United Carriage Co. Farrell James, gasfitter, r. 17 Caroline Farrell James, groceries and liquors, 458 Natoma Farrell James, oiler C. P. RR., r. Alabama, nr Mariposa Farrell James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento Farrell James A., liquor saloon, 110 Berry Farrell James J., horse trainer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point Lobos Avs Farrell J. F., brakemau 8. P. RR. Farrell John, engineer P. C. SS. Constantine, r. 267 Tehama > Farrell John, fireman PotreroGas Works, r. E s Mich- igan, bet Shasta and Sierra Farrell John, laborer, r. 728 Clementina, rear Farrell John, speculator, r. 1327 California Farrell John D., r. 1709 Stevenson Farrell John M., bakery, 442)4 Third Farrell John M., proprietor Central Pacific Ho- tel, 346-348 Fourth Farrell John O., laborer, r. Japan Av, nr Madrid, Ex- celsior Homestead Farrell John T., tinsmith, r. 446 Valencia Farrell Joseph, bagmaker, r. 1911 Dupont Farrell Joseph, longshoreman, r. 328 Main Farrell Joseph, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r. 6 Rose Av Farrell Joseph, superintendent United Carriage Co., r. 44 Sixth Farrell Joseph F. (Farrell & Meherln) r. 2110 O'Far- rell Farrell Joseph J., foundryman, r. 34 Minna Farrell Joseph P., carriagemaker, r. 317 Gough Farrell K. Miss, dressmaker„r. 346 Fourth Farrell Maggie, domestic 2504 Bush Farrell Martin, laborer, r. NE cor Eighteenth and Dolores Farrell Martin, teamster Duusmuir, Diggle & Co., r. 707 Front Farrell Mary, widow, r. NW cor Fourth and Ken- tucky Farrell Mary, widow, r. 17 Caroline Farrell Mary Mrs., r. 126 Fourteenth Farrell Matthew, teamster, r. E s Eureka, nr Twenty- second Farrell Michael, boilermaker Risdon I and L. Works, r. 12 Oak Grove Av Farrell Michael, butcher, SW cor Perry and Fourth, r. 244 Perry Farrell Michael, foreman finishing dept Bay City Mnfg Co. Farrell Michael, foreman Vallejo St. Bonded Ware- house, r. 2405 Clay Farrell Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Shasta, nr Illinois Farrell Michael, laborer, r. 125 Shipley Farrell Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 865)4 Market Farrell Michael, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 10 Rausch Farrell Michael, painter, r. 777 Market Farrell Michael, wood and coal, 534 Fulton Farrell Miibael W., conductor Market St. RR., r. SW cor Fifteenth and Julian Av Farrell Patrick, r. 40 Tehama LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO."'*"°'"''rf^"li?ont?rr"/Sr"°''" LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAMHINCS WEl.1. DOKE AT VEKY l^OW RATES. OFFICE. 648 9IAKKET KTBEET, FAR 429 FAU Farrell Patrick, blaokBiuith, r. 519 Howard Farrell Patrick, horsetrainer, 8W cor Twentieth and Point Lobos Avs Farrell Patrick, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf Farrell Patrick, peddler, r. W 8 Montgomery Av, nr Francisco' Farrell Patrick, seaman O. Imp. SS. Willamette Farrell Patrick, watchman Grand Hotel Farrell Peter, brakeman S. P. BR., r. Kentucky, Loug Bridge Farrell Peter, longshoreman, r. 1 Johnston Farrell Peter E., laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. NW cor Fourth and Kentucky Farrell Samuel, laborer, r. 33 DeBoom Farrell Samuel B., solicitor L. M. McKenney k Co., r. 348 Fourth Farrell Simon, laborer, r. 1122 Bryant Farrell Simon J., deputy Sheriff, r. 2526Fol8om Farrell Thomas, baker, r. 625 Clay Farrell Thomas, clerk Q. Podesta, r. 903 Pacific Farrell Thomas, cooper, r. 27 Sacramento Farrell Thomas, gardener, r. 2508 Post Farrell Thomas, laborer, r. 918 Montgomery Farrell Thomas, marblecutter, r. 115 Ellis Farrell Thomas, master mariner, r. 368 Braunan Farrell Thomas, molder Bisdon I. and L. Works Farrell Thomas Jr., horse trainer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point Lobos Avs Farrell Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 529 Mission, rear Farrell Thomas F., stableman LaGrande Laundrv, r. 212 Thirteenth Farrell Thomas J., deputy Sheriff, r. 17 Caroline Farrell Thomas L., carpenter, r. 620 Stevenson Farrell Thomas R., clerk C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 42 Clara Farrell Timothy A., teamster, r. 36 Tenth Farrell W. B. Mrs., r. 627 Post Farrell William, butcher, r. S s St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo Farrell William A., bricklayer, r. 2 Bubs Farrell William D., groceries and liquors, 1151 Howard Farrell William L., boatman, r. 214 Langton Farrell William M., engineer U. S. stmr Haseler, r. 12 Oak Grove Av Farrell & Meherin (Joseph F. Farrell and Marcus M. Meherin) blacksmiths, 1313 Broderick BS^ Farrell. See O 'Farrell Farrelly John A., receiving teller Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, r. 1223 Webster Farrelly Michael, liquor saloon, Meiggs Wharf, r. 208 3iS Francisco Farren Bernard, brassiinisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 244 Perry Farren D., r. Park Hotel Farren Daniel, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 15 Minna Farren James, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 320 Vallejo Farren John, laborer, r. 15 Minna Farren John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co. Fairen John J., blacksmith Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 4 Glover Farren John W., wagonmaker and blacksmith, 121 Beale, r. 316 First Farren John W. Jr., bookkeeper Main St. Iron Works, r. 316 First Farren Louis, r. 609 ^ Howard Farren Mary Mrs., groceries, 558 Stevenson Farren Michael, painter, r. 115 Ellis Farren Bobert. steward, r. 417 Sutter, rear Farren Robert J., undertaker, r. NW cor Liberty and Town send Farren Samuel M. (Stutz Brothers) r. 905 Treat Av Farren Stephen, engineer, r. 156 First Farren Thomas, butcher, r. 114 Morris At Farren William D., clerk Police Court No. 2, r. 202 Seventh Farren William J., machinist Main St. Iron Works, r. 316 First 8^ Farren. See Farran, Farron, Ferran and Ferren Farrer Thomas, cook Cabinet Restaurant, r. 1007 Mar- ket Farrier Hiram L., porter Tubbs & Co., r. Oakland Farrington Bernard, hackman, Plaza, r. 2 Zoe PI Farrington John, carpenter, r. 8.56 Brannan Farrington Joseph W., stock broker, 401 California, room 7, r. Lick House Farrington Eichard, boatman, r. NE cor Kearny and Broadway Farris George W., carpenter, r. 321 Pacific Farro Joseph, boarding, 105 Clark Farron Charles, plumber, r. cor Vancouver and Rail- road Av Farron Michael C, carpenter, r. cor Vancouver and Railroad Av 0^ Farron. See Farran, Farren, Ferran and Ferren Farrum Bobert, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., r. Berkeley Farry John, lithographer J. L. Laplace, r. cor Kos- ciusko and Old Hickory, B. H. Farry John, peddler, r. cor Koscinsko and Old Hick- ory, B. H. Farry Michael, coachman 799 Van Ness Av Farthing George H., tanner C. B. Williams, r. 2929^ Sixteenth Farthing Watson H. Sixteenth Farwell Williard B., tanner C. B. Williams, r. 2929 }4 r. Lick House Fasci Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Fasci Gerolamo, vegetables, 9 Gaven Fasci Lorenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Fashian Andreas, waiter, r. 1 August Alley, rear Fashion Carriage Factory, Albert Folsom proprietor, 217 Ellis Fashion Stables, McCord & Scott proprietors, 221 Ellis Fasler Joseph, milker Nathan Davidson, r. NW cor Sierra and Pennsylvania Av Fass Adam, tailor, r. 808 Stockton Fass Brothers (Jacob and Nathan) tailors, 603 Cali- fornia Fass Jacob (Fass Brothers) r. 623 California Fass Julius E., miller Laumeister Mills, r. 232 Lang- ton, rear Fass Nathan (Fass Brothers) r. 623 California H^ Fass. See Faass Fassett Charles D., clerk, r. Nucleus House Fassett George H., r. Baldwin House Fassett Harris H., surveyor Home Mutual Insurance Co., r. 420 Golden Gate Av Fassett Julius F., clerk W. H. H. Hart, r. 822 Bush Fassett Willie, ticket agent C.P. BR. Oakland Feriy, i. 1025 Twenty-first Fasshauer William, cigars and tobacco, 262 First Fassler Bernardin, proprietor Fair Wind Beer Hall, junction Market, East and Sacramento, r.301 East Fassmann Anton, shoemaker, r. 14 Grove FassmanB Eugene F., student Pac. Business College, r. 14 Grove Fast Adolph, clerk Otto Johnson, NE cor Broadway and Kearny Fastenau Frederick, laborer, r. 114 Dore Fastenau Hermann, cook.r. NE cor First and Brannan Fath Otto, confectioner, r. 20 Eleventh Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Da- kota Ter.) Henry Dens secretary, 44 Nevada Block Father Matthew Total Abstinence Benevolent Society, rooms 818 Howard Fatjo Joaquin J., r. 1426 Mason Fattalini Charles, milker Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr Courtland Av Fatthauer Henry, engineer Pac. Brewery, r. 267 Te- hama Fattigan Edward, driver John Kelso, r. NW cor Pow- ell and Bay Fatton Lewis, druggist, r. 208 Eddy Faubel John, market, NE cor Fillmore and Sacra- mento, r. 2432 Sacramento Faubel Philip, butcher, r. 575 Sixteenth Faubert Eugene A., jeweler, r. 959 Folsom Faubert Eugene J., jeweler, r. 959 Folsom Fauble Elizabeth, widow, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth, bet Florida and Alabama Faucompre Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 1024 Vallejo Faulhaber Frank, teamster, r. 417 Post Faulkes Stephen G., clerk, r. 1005 Capp Faulkner Charles P., assayer and chemist Wil- liam Zelner, r. Oakland Faulkner Eliza E., domestic 2527 Howard Faulkner George, blacksmith, r. 1033}^ Kearny Faulkner George B., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. Oakland Faulkner George H., bookkeeper, r. 824 Bush Faulkner Harry J., paper ruler, r. 1313 Kearny Faulkner Richard D., clerk history dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co., r. 1513 Howard Faulkner Thomas, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 240 }<5 Perry Faulkner Thomas, packer Dohrmann & Co., r. 290 Twenty-second WraOf SHADES WaSKsi" G. W. Clart & Co., 645 Met St. H INCKLEY, SPIKRS A HATES. FVliTON IBOX WORKS, 213 Fremont St.. _ nanufiKCtnrera orSAW Mtl.1, StACUIIVEBV und SHIN«L.E HACnfUTES. FAU 430 TEA Faulkner William B., clerk freight depot C. P. ER., r. 1301 Sacramento iff' Faulkner. See Falkner FauU John A., mining, r. 1209 Sutter FauU William (Merry, FauU & Co.) r. 2023 Broadway Ser Faull. See Fall Faure Albert F. V., r. 826 Greenwich Faure Ambroise, pantryman Maison Dor^e, r. 815 )j Vallejo Faure Eugene, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 442 Jessie Faure Henry E., salesman Standard Soap Co., r. 826 Greenwich Faure Laurent, cook, r. 5.58 M Howard, rear Faure Leon, restaurant, 419 Pine Faure Sophia, widow, r. 826 Greenwich Faurholt Christians., stevedore Black Diamond Coal Mining Co., r. 32 Federal Faury M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Fauser Charles, market, W a Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada, r. W s Railroad av, bet Paraguay and Teneriffe Fauser John, sausage maker, 118 Guerrero Fauss Amelia, widow, bakery, 208 Fourth Fauss Daniel, wine dealer, r. 1852 Stevenson* FauBs Louis, driver O. Fauss & Co., r. SE cor Mission and Nineteenth Fauss Otto (O. Fauss & Co.) r. SE cor Nineteenth and Mission Fauss O. & Co. (Otto Fauss and Gnstave Eleln- claus) proprietors Willows' Brewery, SE cor Mis- sion and Nineteenth tff" Fauss. See Fouse, Fobs and Fos Faust J. L. & Co. (John L. Faust and George F. Lybr- and)mnfrs show cases and store fixtures, 538 Cali- fornia Faust John L. (J. L. Faust & Co.) r. 2413 Greenwich Fauth Lorenz, barber Lampe Bros., r. 306 Mason FautU William, r. 575 Minna Fautsch Francis E., nursery. NE cor Buchanan and Washington Fautz Henry, r. 2217 Taylor Fautz William (Claus Wreden & Co.) r. 2217 Taylor Fautz William Jr., porter Witzel & Baker, r. 2217 Taylor Fava Alberto, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Fava Amadeo, fruits and vegetables, 1136Folsom Fava Innocenzo, plaster molder C. F. Schiller, r. 464 Minna Fava Martino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Fava Pasquale, Italian Ben. Soc. 423 Washington Fava Peter, teamster, r. 17 Prescott Favarel Louis, liquor saloon, 537 Clay and 1500 Polk Favel Frank P., reporter Chronicle, r. 742 Pine Faver Eugene A., ornamentor A. Frei, r. 963 Mission Favilla Cherubino, Bersaglleri Soc, 626 Broadway Favilla Louis, fruits and vegetables, 127 Sixth, r. 426 Minna Favor Anna M. Miss, teacher embroidery, 841 Market, r. 4 Middle Favot Charles S., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 611 Taylor Favor Chauncey O. , machine band Andrew Wilkie, r. 110 H Morris Av Favor Elbert L., clerk C. E. Edwards, r. UOH Morris Av Favor Kimbal, physician, surgeon and accoucheur, office and r. 841 Market Favor Marlon Mrs., r. 4 Middle Fawcett E. Mrs., widow, r. 1708 Geary Fawcett Steven (Fawcett & Augsburgh) r. 803 Mont- gomery „ Fawcett & Augsburgh (Steven Fawcett and Frederick Augsburgh) fruits and vegetables, 69 Centre Mar- ket Fawsou Charles, cabinet maker A. F. Knorp, r. 15 Bernice Fay A. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 756 Harrison Fay Andrew, butcher, 2401 Mission, r. 211 Sixteenth Fay Bernard, candy maker, r. 322 Minna Fay Bernard, plasterer, r. 125 Nineteenth Fay Caleb T., commission merchant and agent Geneva Award, 320 Sansome, room 14, r. 1329 Pine Fay David, real estate, r. SE cor Chestnut and Leaven- worth Fay Delia, chambermaid Grand Hotel Fay Edward, bartender Palace Hotel Fay Francis R., laborer S. F. Cordaije Factory, r. 937 Folsom Fay James, policeman, r. 245 Minna Fay James E., brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 20)4 Minna Fay Jeremiah G., clerk, r. 128 Langton Fay John, laborer, r. Falkland, nr Tombigbee Fay John, piano maker, r. 1731 Mission Fay John, real estate, r. 2014 Powell Fay John, shoemaker, r. 132 Bartlett Fay John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 3037 Sixteenth Fay John, springmaker and extraman Engine 2, S. F. F. D., r. 412 Bush Fay John, stableman C. F. Dryer, r. New Atlantic Hotel Fay Julius, bookkeeper Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 1005 Sutter Fay Lucy M. Miss, r. 1312 Taylor Fay Luke, cashier Western Fire and Marine Insur- ance Co. of Cal., r. 2014 Powell Fay Maggie, domestic, 745 Francisco Fay Maria K, widow, r. 65 Tehama Fay Martin, teamster J. Henry Kruse, r. cor Twenty- third and Florida Fay Mary, widow, r. 59 Minna Fay Mary A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary School, r. 214 Francisco Fay Max H., bookseller 126 Kearny, room 59, r. 411 Post Fay Michael, liquor saloon, 2946 Mission Fay Michael, miner, r. 4 Erie Fay Michael, Jr., tanner Charles Hellwig, r. 2946 Mission Fay Michael J., bill poster T. N. Dunphy k Co., r. 1115 Leavenworth Fay Michael J., clerk, r. 216 Minna Fay Nellie, domestic 1530 Ellis Fay Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Fay Patrick, liquor saloon, 422 Third Fay Patrick, miner, r. 433 Jessie Fay Peter, boatman, r. 214 Francisco Fay Philip S., broker, r. 830 Fulton Fay Robert, mnfr pianos, 1729 Mission, r. 1731 Mis- sion Fay Rosa Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary School, r. 214 Francisco Fay Seymour J. (Roundey & Fay) r. 510 Stockton Fay Stephen, bookkeeper, r. 2946 Mission Fay Thomas, laborer, r. 30 Welsh Fay Thomas, laborer, r. 210 First Fay Thomas, laborer Pacific Iron Works, r. 511 Mis- sion Fay Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Fay Thomas, teamster Charles L. Thomas, r. 313 First Fay Thomas Jr., teamster Bigley Bros., r. 17 Jj Grand Av Fay Thomas J., broker, r. 3 Central PI Fay Thomas P., secondhand furniture, 937 Folsom Fay William, r. 830 Fulton Fay William, hostler, r. .528 Third Fay William, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 2946 Mission Fay William J., tanner Charles Hellwig, r: 2946 Mis- sion B^ Fay.' See Fahey and Fey Fayard John B., barber, r. 514 Jones Faymonville Bernard, special agent Firemans Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r. 433 Geary Fazackerley Joseph, trackman City RR., r. 1603 Mis- sion Fazler Ferdinand F., salesman Cal. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 77 Fourth Fazzi Angelo, shoemaker M. Eugene Pardini Fazzi Giovanni (Pellegrini & Fazzi) r. 42 Jessie Fazzi Riccardo (Riccardo Fazzi & Co.) r. 1105 Howard Fazzi Riccardo & Co. (Riccardo Fazzi and Maximillian Diuui) fruits and vegetables, 1105 Howard Feahd George, clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 120 Seventh Fearn Barbara Miss, dressmaking, 53 St. Ann's Bldg Fearn George, painter, r. 958 Howard Fearn George Mrs., clothing, 958 Howard Fearon J. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Featherly Fannie Miss, assistant Powell St. Primary School, r. 913 Vallejo Featherly Henrietta Miss, assistant ITnion Primary School, r. 913 Vallejo Featherly Sarah, widow, r. 913 Vallejo Feathers David H., tailor, r. 4 Grand Av Featherston James, with Langley & Michaels, r. 1805 Jones Featherston John N., cashier Langley k Michaels, r. 1805 Jones Featherston Patrick J., stave jointer MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. am Garden Featherstone Bernard, laborer S. P. RR., r. 24 Welsh SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™'"pt*«l?c'S"JL'>2£ll'?:»x':"''*'''"» J. MACDONOUGH & CO. COKE, 41 Matrket Sttre«l, vomer aip«>Hr. FEA 431 FEI Fealherstone James, laborer Pao. BolUug Mills, r. 135 J4 Shipley Featherstone Peter, butcher, :}03 Eighth, r. 17 Zoe Featherstone Peter, sawyer C. R. Splivalo & Co., r. 135!« Shipley Featherstone Thomas J., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall b Co., r. 135^ Shipley Febiger Georg'e JL., Colonel and Assistant Pay- master-General, U. 8. A., and Chief Paymaster Military Division of the Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel Fechheimer Benjamin C, salesman Fechheimer. Good- kind & Co., r. 816 O'Farrell Fechheimer Charles S. (Fechheimer & Steele) r. 816 O'Farrell Fediheiiiier, Goodkind & Co. (Martin S. Fech- heimer, Henry Goodkind, Charles E. Adler, Charles Fishel and Henry Kronthal) importers and job- bers clothing, 16-18 Sausome Fechheimer Martin S. (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r. New York Fechheimer & Steele (Charles S. Fechheimer and William A. Steele) trunk mnfrs, 109 Battery Fechte John, baker, r. 625 Clay Feder Harry A., clerk Murnhy, Grant & Co., r. 918 O'Farrell Feder Isidore, tailor John Block, r. 627 Larkin Feder Jerome R., salesman Bernard Blumenthal, r. 419 Hayes Feder Louis, commission merchant, office 33 Battery, r. 918 O'Farrell Feder Moses M. (Krouse & Feder) r. 9U O'Farrell Feder Robert, dry goods, 419 Hayes Feder Samuel (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) r. 1224 Golden Gate Av Federal Hotel, Joseph Dicaud proptr, 1205 Stockton Federken H., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 2130 Stocktot Federlein Isaac J., dry goods, 2736 Howard Federlein Jacob I., foreman Dry Goods Reporter, r. 2736 Howard Federlein Sophia Miss, saleslady, r. 2736 Howard Federmeyer Leon P., mnfr hair pictures, 127 Kearny Fee Leonidas W., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser- vice, r. Calistoga, Cal. Fee Susan, domestic 2300 California • Feeder John, glove cutter, r. 1413 Valencia Feehan J. J., student California Commercial College Feehan Thomas E., groceries and liquors, NW cor and Natoma Feehan William, real estate, r. 715 Clementina Feehan William F., clerk, r. 2 Natoma Feely Bridget, widow, furnished rooms, 340 Third Feely Dennis, proptr Oregon Lodging House, 641 Commercial Feely Dennis, painter Eugene Soule, r. 572 Minna Feely James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 216 Perry Feely James J., assistant cashier IXL, r. 216 Perry Feely John, hostler, r. 643 Post Feely John, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 120 Shipley Feely John, painter, r. 1125 Mission Feely John H., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 519 Howard Feely Michael, house and sign painter, 2027 Fill- more Feely Michael J., carpenter, r. 540 Ellis Feely Thomas, hackman, r. 1024 Stockton Feely William, engineer, r. 15 Gilbert Feen Florence Miss, tailoress J. Lancaster & Co., r. 116 Eleventh Feeney Bridget, widow, laundress, r. 1025 Vallejo Feeney Catherine, widow, r. 526 Ivy Av Feeney Edward, clerk, r. SW cor Vallejo and Leaven- worth Feeney Ellen, widow, r. 408 i^ Natoma Feeney Frank, milkman, r. 1107 Pierce Feeney James, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 508 Brannan Feeney James, laborer warehouse dept Custom House, r. 409 Clementina Feeney James, shoe cutter, r. 1107 Pierce Feeney John, boilermaker, r. 55 Natoma Feeney John J., watchman Horace Davis k Co., r. 738 J4 Clementina Feeney Joseph, shoe cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE cor McAllister and Devisadero Feeney Joseph, shoemaker Buckingham it Hecht, r. 1107 Pierce Feeney Margaret, widow, r. 1330 Pacific -^ Feeney Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1025 Vallejo Feeney Martin, molder McCormick Bros., r. 533 Mis- sion Feeney Michael, bartender T. MoDonough, r. 622 Minna Feeney Patrick, laborer O.R. and N. Go's Wharf ,r. 455 Minna Feeney Patrick J., iron molder, r. 608 Minna Feeney Stephen, purifier King St. Gas Works, r. 52 Silver Feeney Thomas J., molder, r. 64 Tehama Feeney Timothy, laborer, r. E 8 Folsom. nr Precita Av, B. H. Feeney William, grocer, r. 437 Shipley Feeuy C. J., horse clipper, r. 1032 Market Feeny Henry, deckhand Cal. S. N. Co's stmr City of Stockton Feeny James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 21 Sumner Feeny Michael, laborer, r. 1413 Scott Feeuy Patrick, horse clipper, r. 1032 Market Fegan Christopher, rigger, r. 532 Folsom Fegan John, r. North Pacific Hotel Fegan John, rigger, r. 532 Folsom Fegan Joseph, calker. r. 9 Alemany Av 65^" Fegau. See Fagan and Fagen Feherty Philip, carpenter, NE cor Greenwich and Steiner Fehuemann Charles H., clerk, r. NW cor Larkin and Green Fehnemann John, clerk, r. NW cor Larkin and Green Fehnemann Minnie, widow, groceries and liquors, NW cor Green and Larkin Fehrenbach Martha Miss, r. 8 Gody Fehrenbach Mary, widow, r. 8 Gody Feibush Marcus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Oc- tavia and Geary Feig Alexander, furniture, 151 Third, r. 655 Howard Feig Joseph, porter Shreve & Wolf, r. 655 Howard Feig Louis, varnisher, r. 113 Morris Av Feig Michael, painter, r. 655 Howard Feig Raphael, commercial traveler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 655 Howard Feig Seaman, clerk, r. 655 Howard Feige Annie, r. 2232 Howard Feige Henry, carpenter, 107 Stevenson, r. 102454 Capp Feige Robert, tailor, 952 J^ Howard Felgenbaum Benedict (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 1006 Van Ness Av Feigenbaum Joseph (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 1012 Van Ness Av Feigeiibanni & Co. (Benedict and Joseph Feigen- baum and Louis Schwarzschlldj importers Yankee notions, baskets, children's carriages, musical in- struments and toys, 520-526 Market, and 21-25 Sutter Feighery James, carriagewasher A. Waters, r. 902 Post Feil Lorentz D. , groceries and liquors, 600 Ellis Felling Louis (Felling & Henry) r. 2034 Folsom Feiling Louis P., clerk Felling * Henry, r. 2034 Folsom Feiling & Henry (Louis Feiling and W. Warner Henry) commission merchants and wholesale pro- visions, 319 Sacramento Feinberg Moses S. (Feinberg & Winter) r. 807 Ellis Feinberg & Winter ;Moses S. Feinberg, Benjamin G. Winter and Z. Staab, special N. Y.) purchasing agents and commission merchants, 205 Front Feine Adolph, shoemaker, r. 326 Minna Feininger Barbara, widow, r. 766 J^ Howard Feininger Eugene, mail clerk Abend Post, r. 766 }4 Howard Feintuch Marcus, watches and jewelry, 240 Kearny, r. 1302 California Feintuch Morris, bookkeeper Nast, Greenzweigfe Co., r. 1302 California Feirinz Karl, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 624 Brannan Feisel Frederick T., wagonmaker, 1509 Mission, r. 1412 O'Farrell Feist Adolph, merchant, office 7-9 Battery, r. Occi- dental Hotel Feistcorn Charles A., salesman Figer Bros., r. 828 Pacific Feiter Marie, widow, r. 54 Shipley, rear Fell John F., foreman melter and refiner's dept V. S. Mint, r. 1430 Ellis Feix Louisa Miss, r. 1430 Ellis Feix Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1430 EUls A. H. I»HA9I I. J. TRUMAN Truman, Isham & Co. Manufacturers' Hgents, 509, 511 MARKET ST. SABT FRANCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: J<.l>lf X U'lOMOBE. OFFICE 133 NPEAR MTBEET. Yards: IS9 to 147 8p«ar HU, and 2«, 28 Howard Ht, FEI 432 FEN 00 o CO GO * OS O 0 © OS I H Feix William, painter, r. 1430 Ellis Felch Noah, miner, r. 267 East Feld Joseph, tailor, r. 803 Bush Feldbuech Hermau H., lithographer, r. 628 Shotwell FeldbuBch John V., r. 1407 Bufih Feldbusch John H., real estate, r. 1602 California Feldbusch John H. D., insurance broker, 430 Califor- uia, r. 528 Shotwell FeldhauB George, expressman, 1055 Market, r. 537 Hayes Feldheim Nathan G., bookkeeper Pac. Cloak Mnfg Co., r. 103 Ridley Feldman Henry, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1434 Pine Feldnianu Charles W., eaioonkeeper, r. 708 Taylor Feldmann John D., groceries aud liquors, NW cor Haight and Scott Feldmann L. & Co. (Louis Feldmann) importers and dealers wooden and willow ware, 315-317 Sacramento Feldmann Louis (L. Feldmann & Co.) r. NE cor Twenty-first and Shotwell Feldmann Louis Jr., clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. NE cor Twenty-nrst and Shotwell Feldmann Otto J., groceries and liquors, SW cor Val- encia and Twenty-first Feldner Conrad, bartender, r. 366 Natoma Feldschau Adolph, coffee saloon, 613 Washington, r. 1103 Powell Feldtmann H. Henry, porter Danker, Siebe & Co., r. 1821 Hyde Feldtmann Peter N., salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., 429 Jackson Felicetti Vincent, dishwasher Campi's Restaurant FelicicU Joseph, fisherman, r. 503 East Fellpilli Charles, vegetable peddler, r. 224 Francisco Felippe Augusto, cook, r. 315 Drumm Felippe Jose, barber, r. 315 Drumm Fells E. A., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 768 Fol- som Felix Charles, cook P.-C. 8b. Los Angeles, r. Oakland Felix David, r. 64 Everett Felix Denis, groceries and liquors. 1630 Powell Felix Gustav A., liquor saloon, 116 Dupont Felix J. A., r. 522 Post Felix Mary Mrs., r. 15b0 Powell Felix Patrick, chicken ranch, N s Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Felker Eli F., shoemaker, r. 217 Minna Felker Helena D. Mrs., dress maker, 2920 Sixteenth Felker Inez Mrs., furnished rooms, 331 O'Farrell Felker Louis, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel Fell John*driver Standard Express Co., r. East Oak- land Fell M. Miss, milliner, r. 23 Van Ness Av Fell Marshall, compositor, r. 830 Howard Fell William, salesman John Hanly, r. 16 Eleventh Fella Charles, printer, r. 558 Stevenson Fella George A., painter, r. 131 Gough, rear Fella John V., clerk Jacob Strahle & Co.. r. 1713 Du- pont Felldin Lawrence H. , porter Wichman & Lutgen, r. 22^ Louisa Feller Peter, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 3 Mary Lane Felley William A., house mover, r. 149 Dore Fellner Daniel, salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 1215 Bosh Fellows Arthur, clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. California, nr Central Av Fellows David A., poultry ranch, Lyon, bet Union and Filbert Fellows David W., clerk, r. 50 South Park Fellows Edward, teamster, r. 632 J4 Fourth Fellows Erasmus, machine hand Alfred T. Elford, r. 632)4 Fourth Fellows Everett P., cashier Howe & Hull, r. 11 Far- reu Av Fellows E. W., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Fellows Frank, brakeman C. P. ER., r. 632M Fourth Fellows George, salesman, r. 1110 Taylor Fellows Kirk, engineer S. P. RR. Fellows Lucius, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. L 8 Carr. bet Paul and Salinas Fellows P. , r. Baldwin House Fellows Samuel S., cashier Redington & Co., r. Oak- land Fellows Thomas J., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 6 Ver- non PI Fellows William H. Fells John F.. clerk Geary H., printer, r. 632 Howard Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1806 Felsenthal Philip H. (Osceola, Nev.) office 17-19 San- some Felsing Frederick (Winter & Felsing) r. 2322 Folsom Felsmann Hermann, cabinet maker Snyder & Reich- ling, r. 624 Fourth Felt Ellen, widow, r. 8E cor Solano and Rhode Island Felt Everett, r. 22 Clay Felt John, seaman, r. 603 California Felt John W., bolt cutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 8E cor Solano and Rhode Island Felt Joseph R., laborer, r. 519 Sacramento Felter William R., bookkeeper Newmark, Gruenberg &Co. Felton Charles IV., capitalist, 123 California, room 22, r. Palace Hotel Felton Coal Co., Burrell & Carver proptrs, 1106 Howard Felton John, expressman, SW cor Leavenworth and Pacific, r. 1320 Pacific Felvey Lawrence, cooperage, 114 Sacramento, and 113 Commercial, r. 2618 Bryant Felvey M. Miss, r. 321 Pacific Fenderech Charles, artist, 8 Montgomery Av, room 8 Fenelius Otto, car repairer City RR., r. 133 Thirteenth Fenelon Thomas, painter, r. SE cor Green and San- some Feneran James, grainer, r. 2033 Mission Fengel Andero, baker, r. 625 Clay Fengler Oscar, shoemaker R. Fengler, r. 312 Ninth Fengler Rudolph, shoemaker, 20 Hayes, r. 312 Ninth Fenker Charles W., carpenter, r. 49 Stevenson FENKHAUSEN A. & CO. (Amandns, Ccesar J. and Rudolph T. Fenkliausen ) importers 'wines and liquors, and sole ag'ents Old Pioneer Bourbon Whisky, 414 Frcfnt Fenkhausen Amaiidus {A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 324 Golden Gate Av Fenkhausen Ciesar J. (A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 324 Golden Gate Av Fenkhausen Rudolph T. (A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 324 Golden Gate Av Fenkhausen Walter, corresponding clerk A. Fenkhaa- sen & Co., r. 324 Golden Gate Av Fenlon Jeremiah, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. 432 Te- hama Fenn Charles B., clerk, r. 713 Shotwell Fenn H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2 Grant Alley Fenn James A., carpenter, r. 713 Shotwell Fenn John H. (Fenn & Co.) r. 1505 Market Fenn Lyman J., carpenter, r. 713 Shotwell Fenn Thomas W., insurance agent, r. 218 Stockton Fenn & Co. (John H. Fenn and Mary Kidd) shirt mnfrs, 1505 Market Fennel Carolina, widow, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr Har- rison Fennel Henry T.. tanner, r. S s Serpentine Av, nr Harrison Fennell Charles E., carpenter, r. 132 Julian Av Fennell Dennis, harnessmaker, r. 14 Howard Court Fennell Edmund, teamster, r. 2606 Mission Fennell Edward, boilermaker. r. W s Noe. nr Twenty- fourth Fennell Margaret, widow, r. 4 Noe Fennell Thomas, carpenter, r. 21 Alvarado Fennell William H.. carpenter, r. 1741 Mission, rear Fennelly Martin, laliorer, r. 734 H Natoma Fennelly Nicholas, laborer, r. 531 Linden Av Fenner Allen F., real estate, r. 10 Polk Lane Fenner Cbanning G., attorney at law, 213-215 San- some, room 10 Fenner Charles W., cook, r. 60 Annie Fenner Daniel W., laborer, r. 502^ Broadway Fenner James D., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 423 Sutter Fennessy David, wagonmaker, W s Mission, nr Twen- ty-ninth, r. 123 California Av, B. H. Fennessy Edward, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 630 Mission Fennessy Ellen, widow, r. 12 Garden Fennessy James, house painter, r. 12 Garden Fennessy Thomas C, clerk Columbus Bartlett Fennessy William, bartender, r. 116 Leidesdorff Fennessy William T., housepainter, r. 12 Garden Feunig Henry, waiter Tivoli Opera House, r. 256)4 Jessie Fenstermacher Louis, clerk Fuchs & Euler, r. 637 Fifth Fenstermacher Martin, liquor saloon, 637 Fifth LOUIS BRAVERWIAN & CO. '"'""""' "' ""'"" """ ""'""• 119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHIWO PROMPTLY ATTEKUKD TO OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET. FEN 433 FEB Fenstennacher Martin Jr., engraver Wenzel, Roths- child & Hadenfeldt, r. 537 Fifth Fenton Bertha Mrs., assistant Kedding Primary School, r. 923 Harrison Fenton Catherine T. Mrs., employment oflace, 208 Stockton Fenton Daniel, shoemaker, r. N 8 Twenty-seventh, bet Noe and Sanchez Fenton Daniel P., clerk Mission Bay Warehouse, r. 50 M Ritch Fenton E. A. Mrs., r. 31 Turk Fenton James, trackman Cal. St. RR. Fenton James, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 613 Turk Fenton J. Lawrence, tinner Holbrook. Merrill & Stet- son, r. 508 J4 Fell Fenton John, shoemaker, r. 521 Birch Av Fenton John H., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 518 Grove Fenton John J., driver Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 208 Stockton Fenton Nellie, domestic 1104 Market Fenton Patrick, clerk John Kelley & Son, r. 304 Beale Fenton Patrick, laborer, r. Sanchez, bet Twenty-ninth and Day Fentress George W., with Methodist Book Depository, r. Oakland Fenwick George, fireman O. Imp. SS. Mississippi, r. Bay St. House Feore James, superintendent warehouse Scofield & Tevis, r. 728 Bush Feore Frank E.. bookkeeper, r. 390 Dolores Ferber Charles, carpenter, r. 1601 Mason Ferdinand James, master mariner, r. 100 J^ Jackson Ferea Giovanni, gardener, r. Spring Valley Home- stead, off Mission Road Fereira Alberto, shoemaker, 117 Jackson, r. West Berkeley Ferera Ambrose, cook, r. 40 Jackson Ferera Cesare, waiter A. Lo Presti, r. Stevenson, bet Third and Fourth Ferera Gus., waiter A. Lo Presti, r. Stevenson, bet Third and Fourth Fergus G. W., carpenter Enterprise Mill andBuildlng Co. Ferguson - — , bartender, r. 413 Stevenson Ferguson Alexander C, brakeman S. P. RR., r. 45 Clara Ferguson Alxander S., stock raiser, r. 940 Twentieth Ferguson Bernard L., mining, r. Occidental Hotel Ferguson B. M. Mrs., r. 725 Pine Ferguson Daniel, r. 326 Mason Ferguson David, r. 4423^ Clementina Ferguson David, salesman Sachs, Heller & Co., r. 326 O'Farrell Ferguson David H., boilermaker, r. 52 Jessie Ferguson Donald, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn Ferguson Eben.W. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. Trues. dell House Ferguson Edwin, laborer, r. 1023 Stockton Ferguson Edwin, messenger James Devine, r. 442 J4 Clementina Ferguson Frank, r. 156 Tehama Ferguson Frank, adjuster Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r. 215 Natoma Ferguson George, carpenter, r. 102 Vicksburg Ferguson George, cutter H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 2194 Devisadero Ferguson George B., salesman Sachs, Heller & Co., r. 725 Bush Ferguson George H., engineer, r. 2194 Devisadero Ferguson George J., cook, r. 157 ii Tehama Ferguson Harry A., butcher George Kaiser & Co., r. 1120 Filbert Ferguson Henry, r. 28 Erie Ferguson Herbert S., carriage painter Ross & Allen, r. 106 Eddy Ferguson Hugh J., cardriver, r. 157M Tehama Ferguson James, r. 327 First Ferguson James, carpenter, r. 430 Hickory Av Ferguson James, comedian Emerson's Standard Thea- ter, r. 305 Kearny Ferguson James, deckhand stmr Constance Ferguson James, engineer, r. 728 Howard Ferguson James, mate schr Panuonia, r. 9 Clay Ferguson James, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. Ger- man Hotel Ferguson James, saloon waiter P. M. SS. Colima Ferguson James, seaman, r. 825}^ Folsom Ferguson James Mrs., furnished rooms, 728 Howard Ferguson James A., solicitor The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 222 Leavenworth Ferguson James C, clerk, r. 2194 Devisadero Ferguson James P., livery and sale stable, 814-816 Mission, r. 820 Mission Ferguson Jessie Mrs., cook Home for the care of Ine- briates, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut Ferguson John, bottler, r. 118 Francisco Ferguson John, laborer, r. 158 Clara, rear Ferguson John, proprietor Sunnyside Saloon, 304 California, aud (Ferguson & Wilkison) r. 602 Geary Ferguson John F.,r. 812 Kearny Ferguson John H., miner, r. 414 O'Farrell Ferguson Joseph, barber Louis L. Schoen, 210 First Ferguson Katie Miss, r. 103 Pacific Ferguson Kenneth, r. 642 Stevenson Ferguson Lewis C, assistant secretary Board of Edu- cation, r. 1130 Market Ferguson M., conductor Clay St. RR. Ferguson May G., domestic 1523 Golden Gate Av Ferguson Malcom Mrs., r. 16 Willow Av Ferguson M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 710 Buchanan Ferguson Michael, shoemaker, r. 546 Mission, rear Ferguson Pete, miner, r. 809 Jackson Ferguson Phineas F. (Ferguson & Biggy) r. 102 Vicksburg Ferguson R. , r. 803 Montgomery Ferguson Robert, winchman O. and O. S8. Belgic, r 625 Davis Ferguson Robert C, salesman Jones & Co., r. 710 Buchanan Ferguson Samuel, carpenter, r. 38 Clay Ferguson Sophia, widow, r. 1120 Filbert Ferguson Thomas, r. 14 Federal Ferguson Thomas H., gilder, r. 14 Federal Ferguson Tilghman H., dentist, office 34 Kearny, r. 1222 Leavenworth Ferguson Walter D., clerk Cal. Laundry, r. 335 Dun- can Ferguson Walter L., compositor George Spaulding & Co., r. 710 Buchanan Ferguson William, r. 608 Seventh Ferguson William, blacksmith Atlas Iron Works, r. 217 Perry Ferguson William, employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co. Ferguson William, laborer Pac. Distillery Co., cor Pierce and Chestnut Ferguson William, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 14 Federal Ferguson William D., boatman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 118 Francisco Ferguson William J., stableman, r. 820 Mission Ferguson & Biggy (Phineas F. Ferguson and John J. and William J. Biggy) proptrs Cal. Laundry, 113 Stevenson, and What Cheer Laundry, 121 Leidee- dorff Ferguson & Wilkison (John Ferguson and F. A.Wilki- son) liquor saloon, California Theater Feries Alois, teamster, r. 12 Morey Alley Ferings Frank, pantryman Krone & Co. Ferini Antonio, Swiss Ben. Boc, 627 Commercial Ferini Bartolomeo (Perini & Ferini) r. 609 Bush Ferini Giuseppe, cook Perini & Ferini Ferini Nellie Mrs., furnished rooms, 609 Bush Ferle Redentore, Bersaglieri Soc.,625 Broadway Ferkol Frank, carpenter, r. 7 Averill Av, rear Fern Mary G., widow, r. 517 Fourth Fernald Joseph S.. security and bond broker, 306 San- some, r. 1023 Golden Gate Av Fernald Minnie Miss, clerk Swaney & Griewold, r. 129 Valencia Fernandes Manuel P., barber, 107 Jackson, r. NW cor Davis and Clark Fernandez Frank, barber, 202 Second Fernandez Joseph, musician, r. 230 First Fernandez Joseph L., dealer fish, 230 First Fernandez Juan, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 238 Minna Fernandez Manuel, r. 127 Jackson Fernandez Manuel (Cuello & Fernandez) r. 154 Sec- ond FEENANDEZ PETEE B. hatter, 60^-601 Kearny Fernandez Philip, cigars and tobacco, 202 Sixth, r. 1048 Folsom Fernandez Thomas M., plumber, and extraman Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 101 Commercial Fernbach Victor (Ashim & Fernbach) r. 1617 Sutter Fernie Francis G., painter S. P. RR., r. 4 Preston PI GW n ARk" ki rr\ largest and best selected stock of wall papers »Vf«LrLnni\ 06 \J\J, ON THE COAST ; : : : : 645 MARKET ST. 07 • o O s or? o B GO n o 9 P W o o 0 Hj I ft X a o HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FUE.TOX IROIk >VOKKN. 213 Fremont Ml., i>Iunufactiirer» ot *^VA.RT'Ij Mtl-Ui and MininK ^lacbluery FER 434 FIC si m c u o eg C OS S3 d 9 O o o Ferns Edward, donkeyman V. G. SS. Victoria, r. 41 Pacific Ferou Stephen, engineer George Whitney, r. 156 First Ferot Emil, clerk Neuburger, ReiRS & Co., r. 1209 M Bush Ferral John, porter Sheriff's ofiHce.r. 828 Folsom Ferral Robert, judge Superior Court, depart- ment No. 12 (criminal) chambers Old City Hall, second floor, r. N s Washington bet Devisadero and Broderick «&" Ferral. See Farrell Ferran Jean, knifegrinder, r. 427 M Green Ferran Marcien, cook, r. 427)4 Green Ferranda John, vegetable dealer, r. 420 Broadway Ferrara Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Varennes Ferrara S., r. 103 Pacific Ferrara Salvatore, fish. Clay St. Market, r. SE cor Davis and Pacific Ferrari Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ferrari Baptiste, basketmaker, lfil8 Stockton, rear Ferrari Bartolomeo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ferrari Columbus, laborer, r. 8 Burgoyne PI Ferrari Innocente, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ferrari Lazzero, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Ferrari Lucy, widow, r. 11 Bartol Ferrari Luigl, coffee saloon. 626 Sacramento Ferrari Kafl'aelo. Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ferre Albert E., drug clerk A. Gros, r. 419 Hinna Ferre Antonio, cigar mnfr, r. 1337 Dupont Ferre G. H., liquidating clerk Custom House, r. 887 Fifteenth Ferre Horace R., bookkeeper, r. 419 Minna Ferre John K., barber, r. 260 Third Ferre Melville, druggist, NW cor Rail Road Av and Manitoba Ferrea Angelo, peddler, r. 1324 Natoma Ferrea Brothers (Luigi and Giacomo) vegetables, 43 Colombo Market, gardens, St. John, bet Malta and Jamaica Ferrea Giacomo (Ferrea Brothers) r. St. John, bet Malta and Jamaica Ferrea Giovanni, real estate, r. 436 Union Ferrea John B. (Ferrea & Brali) r. Wheat bet Paul and Salinas Avs Ferrea Luigi (Ferrea Brothers) r. St. John, bet Malta and Jamaica Ferrea & Brali (John B. Ferrea and George Brali; milk ranch. Wheat, bet Paul and Salinas Avs Ferreira Francisco Da Lux, sacristan Yglesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway Ferreira Roberto A.. Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Busb Ferren James H.. salesman Kast & Co., r. 1084 Howard Ferren John L., porter Getz Bros., r. 1084 Howard Ferren Lawrence, laborer, r. 1084 Howard 0^ Ferren. See Farren Ferrenbach Hermann, insurance agent, r. 627 Ferrenbach Otto, bartender, r. 627 Green Ferrer Henry, specialist for eye, ear and diseases, office 16 Geary, r. 714 O'Farreil. hours 12 to 4 p. m. Ferrer Manuel Y., teacher music, r. 1810 Pine Ferrer Rafael, carpenter, r. 1405 )28 W'ashington Ferris Walter, draftsman, r. 2330 Mission Ferris William H., manager Baldwin Billiard Room, r. 302 O'Farreil Ferro Joseph, porter stmr Oakland, r. 9 Merchant Ferrogiaro Angelo, vegetables, 15 Colombo Market Ferrogiaro Antonio, vegetables, 36 Columbo Market Ferroggiaro Natale (Ferroggiaro & Foppiano) r. 13 Bannam PI Ferroggiaro & Foppiano (Natale Ferroggiaro and Charles Foppiano) liquor saloon, 1339 Dupont Feruccio Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 4'23 Washington Ferrullo David, peanut stand, SW cor Sacramento and Kearny, r. 11 Bannam PI Ferry Edward, stableman O. Imp. Co., r. 14)4 Federal Ferry Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1030 Howard Ferry Michael, coachman W. T. Wallace, 799 Van Ness Ay 1^^ Ferry. See Ferree and Ferrie Fesler Frank C, , wines and liquors, SW cor Mason and Francisco Fesler Frederick, packer Genesee Mills, r. 409 Union Fessal Frederick, molder Metropolitan Iron Foundry, r. 247 Second Fessenden S. H. (R. A. Swain & Co.) r. Boston, Mass, Fessler Mary, domestic 2308 California Fest Oscar L., scenic painter Tivoli Opera House, r. 1212 Scott Festenau Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114 r Dore Fetsch Charles, currier Morris Windt,r. Yolo, nr San Bruno Road Fetsch Jacob, furniture dealer, 271 First Fett Charles, proptr Eagle Coffee. Spice, Drug and Mustard Mills 8-10 Stevenson, and groceries and liquors, 931 Folsom, r. 934 Folsom Fetter A. W. Mrs., r. 412 Octavia Fetter Frank, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 412 Octa- via Fetterman Frank Mrs., r. 1111 Folsom Fettes Andrew W., fruit and vegetables, E s Mission bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Fetz Joseph, wines and brandies, 107 Third, r. 679 Mission Fetzer Fred, tailor, r. 14o4 Powell Fetzer George J. (Davisson, Hall & Co.) r. 227 Geary Fetzer Thomas M., clerk Davisson, Hall & Co., r. 227 Geary FeuchtwangerSigmund (Neustadter Brothers) r. Port- land, Or. Feuillard Emile. jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. Ill Trenton FeuUer C.,r. 814 Montgomei? Feurtter Emma Mrs., laundress P. Joubert, r. 430 Valencia Feusier Clairmont H. E., student, r. 623 Green Feusier Edward D., merchant, 311 Clay, r. 623 Green Feusier Henry, policeman, r. 917)4 Filbert Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier & Co.) r. 1027 Green Feuss John H., clerk John A. Schroeder, r. 330 Vallejo Feustel Frank, bakery, 245 Third Fevre August, steward, r. 911 Pacific Fevre Louis, shipcarpenter, r. 330 Guerrero Fevrier Paul J., druggist Alexander Zabaldano, r. 1124 Stockton Fex George, engineer P. F. Nolan k Co., r. 952)^ How- ard Fey Conrad, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 403 Union Fey Edward, barber Hammerer k Koch, r. 435 Jessie Fey J., salesman, r. 126 Kearny K?" Fey. See Fahey and Fay Feyhl Johannes, baker Jacob Holges, r. 325)4 Bush Fiala John, Hungarian Soc, 417 Kearny Fice Frederick, waiter George H. Richard, r. 313 Fourth Fice Richard, groceries and liquors, 1735 Market Fichter George, clerk, r. 311 Sutter Fichter John, sausage maker, r. 8 s Howard, bet First and Second Fichthaler John L., cigars and tobacco, 16 Sixth, r. 836 Mission SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY *«HING„DONE_,at^SHORT NOTICE J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Imporlern of and Dealern in all hindn of FOREIOiv and nOMESTIC COAl., 41 market Ntreet, c-orn"r Wi^a" FIC 435 FIL .423 .201 Fichthaler Mary, domestic NE cor Van Ness Av and California Fichtner Frederika, widow, r. .504 Fell Ficlitner Gustav, salesman William Ehrenpfort r 504 Fell ^ Fick John F.. shipping clerk Coghill & Simon, r. 830 Jackson Ficken , r. E s Chiirch, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Ficken Henry, driver Haake & Hagedorn, r. 8}^ Erie Ficken Lewis (Larkin & Ficken) r. 121 Natoma Ficken Martin J., blacksmith John W. Farren, r Natoma Fickes John A., sashmaker Jason Springer & Co 15 Rincon PI Fickett James E., teamster, r. 324 Beale Fidanza Luigi, mining, r. Roma Hotel Fiddes George, foreman United Carriage Co., r Eleventh Fiddes Robert, driver United Carriage Co., r. 11 Hub- bard Fiddes Robert A., driver United Carriage Co. Fiddler Matthew, miner, r. 430 Valencia Fidelia H. E., r. 35 Fifth Fidelity and Casuallty Insurance Co. (of New York) James R. Garniss general agent, 406 California, basement Fidelity Hall, 218 Post Fiedler Soephron, teacher music, r. 1436 Mission Fieg Michael, japanner John Lee & Co., r. 655 How- ard Field A. <& Sons, shoe tacks and nails, upholster- er's tacks, etc.. 617-519 Market Field Alfred B. (Richardson & Field) r. 1508 Larkin Field Anders T., policeman, r. 2916 Laguna Field Asa W., r. 314 Ellis Field Chapin H., salesman Keane Bros., r. 709 Geary Field Cuarles. mnfr, r. .528 Washington Field Charles L., secretary Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co., r. 620 Filbert Field Duane W„ clerk, r. 503 Post Field Eugene, painter, S s Valencia, nr Twenty- second Field Frank, seaman, r. 15 Pacific Field Frank B., r. 1426 Geary Field Frank W., salesman I X L, r. 22^(5 Hickory Av Field Hampton S., salesman Randolph & Co., r. 1835 Bush Field Harry B., clerk Holm & Saxtorph, r. 869 Mar. ket Field Henry K., general agent New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., 328 Montgomery, room 2, r. Oakland Field James, driver Market St. RR. Field Julia, widow, r. 22 3^ Hickory Av Field Lillie B. Mrs., clerk U. S. Surveyor General's office, r. 1130 Market Field Nels T., policeman, r. 3208 California Field Richard, porter Hall of Records, new City Hall Field Stephen J., associate justice U. S. Su- I preme Court, and presiding judge ninth judicial i circuit, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, rooms 50-.52, r. Washington. D. C. Field Thomas, artist, studio and r. 608 Market Field Walter M., salesman William Pinto & Co., r. 518 Van Ness Av Field William A., machinist National Iron Works, r. 516 Stevenson 8^ Field. See Fields Fieldeu Fielden, engineer and millwright, r. S s Humboldt, bet Vermont and Kansas Fielden Michael, fireman P. C. SS. Taqulna Fielder James A., rigger, r. 571 Howard Fielding John, photographic printer George D. Morse, r. Oakland Fielding Samuel M., salesman E. A. Faxgo & Co.. r 926 McAllister Fields , waiter r. 110 Prospect PI Fields C, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 20 Glasgow Fields Charles, marble cutter John Sweeney, r. 20 Glasgow Fields Eliza A., widow, r. 1006 Clay Fields Hannah C. Miss, r. 436 Tehama Fields J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Fields James L. (Blake & Fields) and notary public, 313 Montgomery, r. 6 Torrens Court Fields Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1041 Hampshire Fields John, cook, r. 227 Second Fields John, expressman, NE cor Pine and Kearny, r. 310 Golden Gate Av Fields John M., first officer P. 0. SS. State of Califor- nia, r. 436 Tehama Fields Thomas A., musician, r. 10 Polk Lane Fields Thomas J., conductor S. P. RR., r. 703 Market Fields Thomas W., policeman, r. 735 Union Fields Timothy J., varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 237 Eighth Fields Winnie Mrs., r. 15 Ellis Fields Walter A., seaman, r. 436 Tehama etr Fields. See Field Fielitz Henry (Fielitz & Brother) r. 259 Fourth Fielitz William (Fielitz & Brother) r. 255 Fourth Fielitz & Brother (William and Henry) groceries and liquors, 259 Fourth Fler James, longshoreman, r. 1.50 Steuart Fierro Philip, printer, r. N s Laurel Av, bet Buchanan and Webster Fies John, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 137 Eu- reka Fife Edward D., salesman W. B. Cluff k Co.. r. 19 Sixth Fifield Daniel B., engineer S. P. RR., r. 2030 Folsom Fitield Gardner, clerk A.W. Furst, r. 25)4 Sixth Fifleld William H., attorney at law, 230 Mont- gomery, rooms 18-19, r. East Oakland Fifield Winthrop J., proptr Oakland Dairy, 117 Elev- enth Fifth Avenue Hotel, J. B. Belligarde proprietor, cor St. Thomas and Railroad Av Fifth Baptist Church. Rev. De Witt T. Van Doren pastor, NE cor Twenty-second and Oapp Fifth Street Branch Market Street Cable Railway Co., J. L.Wlllcutt secretary, Charles B. Gould superintendent, office foot Market, gen- eral office NE cor Fourth and Townsend Fifth Street Furniture Manufacturing Co., Fuchs & Euler proprietors, 545-547 Fifth Figari Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington ' Figaro (theatrical daily) John P. Bogardus editor and proprietor, 5S2 Merchant Figel Alfred, assistant bookkeeper Reiss Bros. & Co.. r. 1414 McAllister Figel Arthur, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co., r. 1518 Franklin Figel Edgar P., bookkeeper J. & S. Dannenbaum, r. 1518 Franklin Figel Josef, baker Vienna Model Bakery, r. 625 Clay Figel Joseph, clothing and gents' and boys' fur- nishing goods, 211 Montgomery, r. 1414 McAllister Figel Oscar, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., r. 1518 Franklin Figel Philip I., bookkeeper Joseph Figel, r. 1414 McAllister Figel Samuel, local agent Western Fire and Marine In.surance Co. of Cal., r. 1518 Franklin Figer Benedict (Figer Brothers) r. 828 Pacific Figer Brothers (Benedict and Joseph) brushes, 615 Sacramento Figer Henry, bookkeeper Figer Bros., r. 828 Pacific Figer Joseph (Figer Brothers) r. 828 Pacific Figg George L., cashier McCormick & Delanoy, r. 317 Eddy Figone Lorenzo, laborer N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 O'Farrell Figoni .\gostini, laborer, r. 19 Prescott Figoni Antono, laborer, r. 11 Bartol Figoni David. Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Figoni Francisco, laborer, r. 19 Prescott Figoni Francesco, scavenger, r. 5 Jasper PI, rear Figoni Joseph, scavenger, r. 19 Prescott Figoni Lui, clerk J. Costa & Co., r. 19 Prescott Fiquera John, solicitor, r. 5 Vincent Fiqnera Louis, r. 5 Vincent Fiqueroa Juan D., barber, r. 770 Howard Figuiere Joseph, clerk money order dept Post Office, r. 826 Broadway Fike .\braham, copyist, r. 719 California Fike M. C, r. 636 Mission Fike Nathan (Fike & Adams) r. Oakland Fike & Adams (Nathan Fike and Joseph W. Adams) junk dealers, 740 Pacific, and 550 Mission Filettl Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Filgate Henry P., liquor saloon, 133 Third, r. 245 Langton Filger Albert, laborer, r. 114 Dore Filipelli Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Filipelli Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Filipelli Nicolai. vegetables, 9 Colombo Market w o ■ OB P s I o o .p w O 00 o Of? o o o o . . »»WABI»S' PATENT TRUMAN ISHAM & CO '**' '" market ST. Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles, Agents, wholesale and Retail. ' San Francisco, OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOO, BEECH: JOHN IVIOnORK, 133 Spe»r Street. FIL 436 FIN o >» u o o N N o o .0 03 (h O M > H Filippe T. B. de, academy of languages, SW cor Bush aud Kearny, r. Oakland Filippe'g Academy of Lan^uafsfes, professor T. B. Filippe proprietor. SW cor Bush and Kearny Filippopulo Demetrio, candy and notions, 437 Cali- fornia, r. 331 Montgomery Fllkin William, ship carpenter, r. 12 Washington Filki Its George £., attorney at law, office and r. 906 Market, room 1 Fill John H., teamster, r. 717 Clementina Fillebrowne A. B. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 429 Tehama Fillebrowne George C, clerk general freight office C. P. KR., r. 1909 Stevenson Fillemore Antone, seaman P. 0. SS. Gipsy, r. 818 San- some Filley William, house mover, r. 149 Dore. rear Filliot Frank, cured and smoked meats, 123 Sixth Fillipich Nicholas, coffee saloon. KE cor Main and Bryant Fillman Samuel, machinist William H. Ohmen, and diptheria remedy, office and r. 763 Mission Fillmer Jeremiah, willow worker, 638 Market, r. 612 Fourth Fillmore Charles W., r. 211 Jones Fillmore Frederick, foreman Buckingham k Hecht,r. 402 Hayes Fillmore Jerome A., general superintendent Central Pacific Railroad and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 46, r. 1812 Steiner Fillmore John, seaman, r. 15 Howard Fillmore Josephine, widow, r. 621 Union Fillmore W. H., r. Prescott House Fllmer William, foreman electrotyping depart- ment Painter & Co., r. 558 Seventeenth Filmer William Jr., electrotyper Painter & Co., r. 568 Seventeenth Fillomeggia Giovanni, laborer, r. 511 Green, rear Flnan Michael, stableman City RR., r. 1 Julian Av Finberg Charles, barber, r. 22 Glover Finberg Isaac, r. 633 Commercial Finberg Louis, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 22 Glover Finch Mrs., t. i5H Sixth Finch E. C, r. 781 Mission Finch George T., tailor, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear Finch John N., ship joiner Dickie Bros., r. Sumatra, bet Savannah and Mooongahela Finch Mary Mrs., r. 37 Second Finch Solomon, patent medicines, r. 1409 Guerrero Finch Thomas, bartender, r. 754 Mission Finch William G., milk dealer, NE cor Diamond and Jersey Finck C. A., seaman, r. 922 Battery Finck George, jeweler, r. 817 Post Finck Henry, confectionery, 1511 Dupont Finck Henry, jeweler, r. 11 jj DikemanPl Finck Henry D., cook Chris. Neilson, r. 634 Vallejo Finck Julius (Will & Finck) r. Oakland Finck J. William, bartender Vienna Gardens, r. 1019 Pacific 1^" Finck. See Fink and Finke Fincken Diedrich, clerk John W. Thode, NE cor Hayes and Laguna Findersen Augustus, carpenter, r. 1223 Mission Findlay James W., ticket auditor 8. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, annexed building, room 1, r. 226 Powell Findley Charles, clerk, r. 1117 Pine Findley Frank W., laborer Brooklyn Hotel Findley James, machinist, r. Hotel Rbeln t^" Findley. See Finlay and Fiuley Fine Adolph, shoemaker, r. 326 Minna Fine Harry, miner, r. nr Ocean View Station Fine John, paper carrier, r. 431 Dupont Finegan Matthew, painter, r. 10 Elm Av Finegan Owen, miner, r. 1415 Mason Finegan Peter, laborer, r. 21 Bruce PI Finegan Rosanna, liquor saloon, 226 First Finerty Thomas R., clerk, r. 723 3« Vallejo, rear 0^" Finerty. See Finnerty Finfrock James, r. Turk St. Hotel Finger John, cook P. C. SS. Constantine Flnigan Bernard, shoemaker, 522 Valencia Finigan Holmes, physician, office and r. 622 Clay Flnigan James, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 603 Greenwich Fini»!an John T., can maker, r. 4'2 Sacramento lO" Finigan. See Finegan, Finnegan and Finnigan Flninger Henry L., watchmaker, r. 6 Bond FJnlnger Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 6 Bond Fink Alonzo W., butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 60-61 Wash- ington Market, r. 1015 Vallejo Fink Charles (Z. Zacharias & Co.) r. 1221 Bush Fink Conrad, draftsman, r. 234 Capp Fink George T., jeweler, r. 1055 }« Folsom Fink Henry A., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1056^ Fol- som Fink James L. (Burr & Fink) r. 1111)4 Filbert Fink John, stonecutter, r. Pacific Lodging House t^ Fink. See Finck and Finke Finkbeiuer George, crockery and glassware, 218 Sixth Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and Baker Finke John, carpenter, r. 1904 Powell Finke's A. Widow, mnfr California champagne, 809 Montgomery, r. Commercial Hotel Finkeldey Charles (Balz Brothers & Finkeldey) r. E B San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-sixth Finkelstein M., tailor, r. 1231 Market Finkeustedt Henry, r. 1307 Stockton Finkenstedt Henry Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 1307 Stockton Finking Ricliard, merchant tailor, 341 Kearny, r. 28 Laurel Av Finkler A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 108 Eleventh Finkler Henry C, bailiff Supreme Court of California, r. 108 Eleventh Finkley Henry, nightwatchman Old City Hall Finland House, Charles Ahlgren proptr, 20 Folsom Finlay , seaman, r. 1 Rincon Court Finlay Azro J., teamster, r. 234 Ellis Finlay Frederick, housepainter, r. 304 Beale Finlay Guo., seaman, r. 41 Pacific Finlay John, broker, 53 Montgomery Block, r. SW cor Jones and Chestnut Finlay John, waiter C. S. N. Go's stmr Mary Garratt Finlay William, with O. R. and N. Co. 9^ Finlay. See Findlay and Finley Finlayson Angus A., teamster Standard Soap Co., r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear Finlayson Frank G., law student Latimer & Morrow, r. 2020^ Bush Finlayson James, office 318 Front, room 1) r The Baldwin Finlayson James R., r. 2020^ Bush Finley A. E. Mrs., r. SE cor Francisco and Leaven- worth Finley Charles, expressman, r. 869 Market Finley David (McMullen & Finley) r. 18 Perry Finley Elizabeth Mrs., r. 319 Minna Finley Harry, seaman, r. 239 Steuart Finley James, carpenter, r. 154 Silver Finley J. H., student Heald's Business CioUege, r. 634 Post Finley Joel K. (Joel R. Finley & Co.) r. 331 Kearny Finley Joel K. & Co. (Joel K. Finley) law, col- lection and real estate, 331 Kearny, rooms 9-10-11 Finley John, carpenter, r. 154 Silver Finley John B., foreman E. Danforth, r. Alameda Finley Margaret L., widow, r. 1623 Powell Finley Martin, laborer, r. 734)4 Natoma Finley Nicholas, laborer, r. 531 Linden Av Finley Peter J., copyist County Clerk, r. 8E cor Fran- cisco and Leavenworth Finley Robert, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Finley Robert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 26 Sierra Finley Robert P., surgeon P. M. SS. City of Tokio Finley Theodore R., law student, r. 1412 Octavia Finley Thomas E., driver Summit Ice Co., r. 408 Aus- tin Finley Thomas E. Jr., driver Summit Ice Co., r. 408 Austin Finley W., longshoreman, r. Brwicli House Finley William, sbampooer Hammam Baths, 11 Du- pont •^Finley. See Findlay and Finlay Finn Albert W.. foreman repairs W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2 Park PI Finn Bernard, r. 537 Sacramento Finn David A., pressman, and assistant foreman Hose No. 4, 8. F. F. D., r. 920 Jackson Finn Delia, laundress S. F. Laundry Finn Edward, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co.,r. NW cor Devisadero and IffcAUister Finn Edward, seaman, r. 524 First Finn Frederick, cook, r. 280 Jessie Finn Henry, seaman P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 119 Drumm Finn James, blacksmith Bigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 176 Minna LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, fJ offer Goods Lower than any House this city. 119 Montgomery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY eooD WORK. x.aw prices. OFFICE, 648 MARKET 8TREET. FIN 437 FIR Ws Finn James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. Finn James, laborer, r. Billings' PI, nr Greenwich Finn James, laborer, r. li'l Eleventh Finn James, groceries, 1121 Folsom Finn James T., teamster, r. 419 Natoma Finn James W., statement taker S. F. Gas Light Co r. 513 Howard Finn James W., teamster, r. 1627 Pacific Av Finn Jeremiah, teamster, r. 124 Morris Av Finn John, assistant manager Judson Mnfff Co r East Berkeley ^ '' ' Finn John, longshoreman, r. 1 Goodsell PI Finn John, housefitter, r. 137 Tehama Finn John Mrs., r. E s Hampshire, bet Solano and Butte Finn John F., driver Engine No. 8, S. F F D r 1626 Pacific Av • •. • Fiun JohnF., Judge Superior Court Department No. 9 (Probate) chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 902 Van Ness Av Finn John F., patternmaker Risdon Land L. Works Finn John H., teamster, r. 717 Clementina Finn John J., bra-ssmolder William T. Garratt, r. 823 Montgomery Finn Joseph, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Finn Kate, shoefitter Jory Bros.,r. NW cor Devlsadero and McAllister Finn Maurice, seaman P. C. SS. State of CalUornia, r. SE cor Second and Tehama Finn Michael E., bootcutter Buckingham & Hecht r 58 West Mission Finn Nora E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1027 York Finn Patrick, laborer! r. 228 Eighth Finn Peter, r. NW cor Devisadero and McAllister Finn Sarah, domestic 205 Third Finn Simon, laborer Geary St. RR., r. 1122 Larkin Finn Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa Finn Thomas B., insurance agent, r. 520 O'Farrell rear ' Finn Timothy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. Finn Timothy, helper Franklin Brass and Iron Works Finn Timothy, porkpacker Stearns & Smith, r. 10 Boardman PI Finn William, laborer, r. 2618 Tehama Finnegan Arthur, coalpasser P. M. SS. Granada Finnegan Bridget Miss, r. 26 Hermann Finnegan Catherine, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 42 Julia Finnegan Cella Miss, dressmaker, r. 42 Julia Finnegan Daniel, messenger Flanagan & Gallagher. r. 20 Fifth Finnenan Daniel, ship carpenter, r. '258 Eighth Finnegan Daniel, watchman S. P. RR.,r. 1863 Steven- son Finnegan Daniel H., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory ,r. SW cor Sierra and Indiana Finnegan Dennis, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. 244 Stevenson Finnegan Edward, plasterer, r. 1133 Harrison Finnegan Frank, laborer, r. 397 Eighth Finnegan Hugh, painter, r. 205 Folsom Finnegan James, salesman Thomas Connolly, r. 411 Oak Finnegan James O., longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel Finnegan John, clerk, r. 1040 J4 Howard Finnegan John, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Nucleus House Finnegan John, groceries and liquors, 137 Hayes Finnegan John, miner, r. 417 Tehama Finnegan Joseph, bookbinder, r. Brooklyn Hotel Finnegan Katie Miss, saleslady Robert C. Clark, r. 42 Julia Finnegan Mary, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 397 Eighth Finnegan Michael, laborer, r. 397 Eighth Finnegan Owen, laborer, r. 234 Minna Finnegan Peter, cooper A. Lawson. r. 397 Eighth Finnegan Peter, miner, r. 529 Sacramento Finnegan Peter, special policeman, J^ 939 Pacific Finnegan Thomas, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 13 Everett Finnegan Thomas, liquor satdftn, 268 Stevenson Finnegan Thomas, printer, r. 243 Minna Finnegan Thomas, toll collector Union St. Wharf, r. 939 Pacific Finnegan Thomas C, waiter New York Bakery, r. 448 Guerrero Finnegan. See Finegan, Flnigan and Finnigan nr Finneg^ass Henry, deputy U. S. Marshal (U. 8. Secret Service) office U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 12, r. 1022 Green Finnen August, liquor saloon, SW cor Kearny and Clay, r. 902 Pacific Flnneran Patrick J., farmer, r. N s Courtland Av, Prospect Av, B. H. Finnerty Annie, laundress La Grande Laundry Finnerty Dennis, sailmaker, r. 37 Sacramento Finnerty James, bagmaker, r. 244 Jessie Finnerty James, laborer, r. 510 Mission Finnerty James E., shoemaker 8. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 412 Folsom Finnerty James L., laborer W. W. Montague & Co r 155 Clara Finnerty John, waiter Meyer's Bakery, r. 651 Steven- son Finnerty Kate, widow, groceries. 412 Folsom Finnerty Kate, domestic 722 Sutter Finnerty William H.. bricklayer, r. 423 Natoma 8^ Finnerty. See Finerty Finney Charles, barber William Streib, r. 1605 How- ard Finney Jane, widow, r. 1709 Mason Finney Selden A., engineer California St. RR.. r. 1014 Leavenworth Finney W. B., with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, r. 220 Turk B^" Finney. See Finnie and Phinney Finnie David H., driver United Carriage Co., r. 21 Hubbard Finnigan Arthur, waiter J. B. Jaques, r. 26 J4 First Finnigan Catherine, domestic 331 Fremont Finnigan Henry J., mailing clerk Post Office, r. Church, bet Twen^v-second and Twenty-third Finnigan James, painter, r. Turk St. Hotel Finnigan Joseph A., stock clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1248 California Finnigan Mary, liquor saloon, 42 Sacramento Finnigan P. A., capitalist, 406 Montgomery, r. 1248 California »?■ Finnigan. See Fiuegan, Flnigan and Finnegan Finnin Ellen, widow, r. 106 Natoma Finnin Thomas F., compositor, r. 106 Natoma 8^ Finnin. See Finnen Finning Michael, driver John Kelso, r. NW cor Pow- ell and Bay Finning Michael J., laborer, r. 828 Dolores Finochio Gio B., Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Finsterbusch Charles, wool sorter T. Bailey & Co.. r. 912 Bryant Finsterbusch C. Louis, varnisher, r. 1016J4 Bryant Finsterbusch Otto, upholsterer, r. 240 Seventh Fintel William, laborer, r. 449 First Finucane Daniel, carpenter, r. 407 Tehama Finucane John, tailor, 1325 Polk, r. 25 Glover Fiol Antonio, janitor, r. 33 Hinckley Fiorante Venturi, marblecutter, r. 407 Filbert Fioratti Maurice, r. 803 Montgomery Fippen George, dairyman, r. 27 Lafayette, rear Fippen Margaret, widow, r. 27 Lafayette, rear Fippen William, waiter, r. 27 Lafayette, rear Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, John Curran superintendent, Brenham PI, nr Clay Fire Association of Ptiiladelphia, Charles A. Laton agent, 405 California Fire Department, Chief Engineer, old City Hall Fire Department Commissioners, old City Hall Fire Department Corporation Yard, 50 Sac- ramento Fire Insurance Association (of London) HutchinsDU & Mann agents, 322-324 California Fire marshal, office 644 Merchant, room 21, old City Hall Fire Underwriters' Association of the Pa- cific, J. W. Staples secretary, 316 Califoi:ni8 Fire Underwriters' San Francisco, Board of, Charles D. Haven secretary, 418 California Firebang'h Henry C, attorney at law, 528 Cali- fornia, room 4, r. 2509 Clay Fireboat Governor Irwin, berth foot of Vallejo FIREMANS FUND INSURANCE CO.,p.,. and Marine) David J. Staples president, Alpheus Bull vice-president, TViUiam J. Dutton secretary, E. W. Carpenter assistant secretary, 4oi California, cor Sansome s o W o w o o p Ol O O o O O 9 P- PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. Ainericitn »nd English Paper Hansinss. Private Residences Decorated In Artistic Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market St. HINCKliEY. .SPIKRM «fe HAYEK. m^TON IRON' \«'ORHN. 213 Fr<-monl Mtreer, ManufiM-lurerM of NTATIOAARY aud 9IABIN£ KX'EK uiid B* BOILKBM. FIR 438 FIS Flrentans Fund Insurance Co's Buildings, SW cert Fish Charles H., bricklayer, r. 225 Ritch Fisli Charles H., president Consolidated Virginia Mining Co., 26 Nevada Block, r. Oakland Fish Daniel, bartender, r. 13 Jasper PI Fish Edward P., solicitor The Daily Exchange, r. 318 Turk Fish E. N. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1120 Howard Fish Frank A. N., purser C. P. RR. stmr Apache, p. 26 Elgin Park Fish Frank H.. with Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 1310 O'Farrell Fish H. C, driver Omnibus RR. Fish Henry P., carpenter, r. 1120 Vallejo, rear SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Imporirerm ornnd Dealer* in <'OAli and PIO IKON, 41 Market Mtreet, corner Spear. FIS 439 FIS Fish Isaac, blackstnith, r. 6 McCormick Fish James H., president Laud Mortgage Union of California, oflSce 624 Sacramento, r. Oakland Fish John, r. 312 Clementina Fish Joseph W., carpenter, r. 126 Fern Av Fish Julius N. , iron molder. r. 1120 Howard Fish Lauren E., compositor Chronicle, r. 708 Folsom Fish L. I. (Fish, Blum & Girvin) r. Martinez Fish L. W. Mrs., magnetic healer, oflace and r. 652 Market FUh M. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1068 Howard Fish Nathan, stationery and books, 1120 Howard Fish Rosaua, widow, furnished rooms, 1005}^ Stock- ton Fish Thomas F., clerk Consolidated Virginia Mining Co., r. Oakland Fishbourne Eliza, widow, r. 220 Golden Gate Av Fishbourne Jasper, clerk Will & Finck, r. 220 Golden Gate Av Fishbourne William J., painter Central RB., r. 220 Golden Gate Av, rear Fishel Benjamin, shipping clerk Bosenbaum & Co., r. 518 Stevenson Fishel Charles (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r. 1018 Van Ness Av Fishel Moritz, boots and shoes, 625 California, r. 712 Clementina Fisher Abbie Mrs., mnfr pickles, 119 Ellis Fisher Abraham (Fisher & Baum) r. 920 McAllister Fisher Abraham, bookkeeper, r. 824 O'Farrell Fisher Abraham, carriage painter T.J. Weaver, r. 1167 Howard Fisher Adolph J., bootfitter Robert Mooro, r. 427 Twenty-second Fisher Alexander C, porter Washington Bartlett, r. 119 Ellis Fisher Alfred A., sewing machine agent, r. 1321 Ellis Fisher Alice A. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School, r. 2405 Howard Fisher Andrew (Simpson & Fisher) r. 22 Valparaiso Fisher Andrew, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Stock- ton, r. 7 Polk Lane Fisher Annie, domestic 616 Mason Fisher Annie Mrs., furnished rooms. 1 Eddy Fisher Augusta, widow, r. 901 Treat Av Fisher B. Mrs., r. 616 Jones Fisher Baruch, salesman Fisher & Baum, r. 920 Mc- Allister Fisher Benjamin D. (Lane & Fisher), r. 1711 Market Fisher Benjamin H., expressman, r. 920 Geary Fisher C. F, brakeman S. P. BB., r. Central Pacific Hotel Fisher Charles, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 1711 Market Fisher Charles A. (Fisher & Co.) r. 614 Sutter Fisher Cltarles C, real estate agent, 322 Mont- gomery, r. 25 Hoff Av Fisher Charles F., stevedore, r. 297 Filbert Fisher Charles H., porter general freight office C. P. BB., r. 405 Third Fisher Charles L., painter, r. 432 Twenty-second Fisher Charles W. (Brunt & Fisher) r. 34 Ellis Fisher Christopher, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Fisher Clarence W., melter melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 216 Eighteenth Fisher Daniel F., drayman J. F. & J. B. Murray, r. N 8 Small, bet Second and Stanly PI Fisher E. Mrs., widow, r. 555 Mission Fisher Edgar W., teamster Michelssen, Brown & Co., r. E s Nebraska, bet El Dorado and Alabama Fisher Edward, paper folder, r. 1020 Clay Fisher Edward E., carriage painter Martin & Torrey, r. 427 Twenty-second Fisher Edward L., druggist, r. 717 Valencia Fisher Edwin G., clerk K. Dinsmore & Co., r. 191 Hyde Fisher Erastus E., printer News Letter, r. Oakland Fisher Francis, r. North Pacific Hotel Fisher Francis H., chief adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 191 Hyde Fisher Frank, seaman, r. 533 Sacramento Fisher Frank J. (M. Kelly & Co.) r. 609Ji Howard Fisher Franz, r. 2 Eighth Fisher Fred, carpenter S. P. RR., r. cor Sanchez and Twenty-eighth Fislier Georg'e A., merchandise broker, 109 Cali- fornia, room 7, r. 2405 Howard Fisher George H., barber, r. 529 Sacramento Fisher George W., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 211 Jones Fisher George W., mining secretary, 306 Pin*, room 10, r. East Oakland Fisher George Willoughby, bookkeeper, r. 1326 Kearny Fisher Godfrey, salesman Brovim Bros. & Co., r. 824 O'Farrell Fisher Harry, instructor gymnastics Young Mens' Christian Assn. r. 728 Filbert Fisher Henry, cook. r. 409H Brannan Fisher Henry, contractor plastering, office 328 Pine, r. 614 O'Farrell Fisher Henry, lumber surveyor, office Pier 3, Steuart, r. 1123 Bush Fisher Henry I., bookkeeper, r. 822 Powell Fisher Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1308 Powell Fisher Henry S., clerk S. C. Harding, r. 1308 Powell Fisher Herbert, teamster, r. 226 Third Fisher Herman, salesman, r. 1201 Steiner Fisher Herman C, scroll sawyer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 726 Mission Fisher Hugh, engineer, r. 220 Pacific Fisher Isaac F., r. 1610 Washington Fisher I, 8. Mrs., r. 1047 Mission Fisher Isaac S., salesman Neustadter Bros., r, 732 Sutter Fisher James, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 426 J4 Fell Fisher James, oiler P. C. 8S. Queen of the Pacific, r. 24 Second Fisher Jeanette, widow, dressmaker, r. 946 Mission Fisher John, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 30 Garden Fisher John, carpenter, r. 83^ Glover Fisher John, clerk J. Lefkowitz, r. 631 Greenwich Fisher John, hostler W. Biphenburgh, r. 21 Steuart Fisher John, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Fisher John A., dairyman, r. 427 Twenty-second Fisher John E., student Heald's Business College, r. 616 Jones Fisher John H. (Fisher Packing Co.) r. 2422 Bryant Fisher John H. Jr. (Fisher Packing Co.) r. Swiss Hotel Fisher John M., assayer, r. 1308 Powell Fisher Joseph, barber, 860 Howard, r. 14)4 Moss Fisher Joseph, butcher, r. SW cor Bailroad Av and Trinidad Fisher Joseph, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 1727 Jessie Fisher Joseph, shoemaker, 908 Valencia Fisher Joseph H., clerk Charles W. Fox, r. 614 O'Far- rell Fisher Joseph L., lumberman Union Box Factory, r. 12 Tehama Fisher Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 2623 Mission Fisher L.. laborer W.W. Montague & Co.,r. 364 Minna Fisher Lizzie Mrs., bakery, 1711 Market Fisher Louis, bookkeeper H. Levison, r. 8 Verba Buena Fisher Louis, watchman Eureka Dock, r. SW cor Mont- gomery and Lombard Fisher Louis E., carpenter, r. 243 Ninth Fisher Louisa, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 2405 Howard Fisher Li. P., advertising agent, 21 Merchants' Ex- change, r. Oakland Fisher Lyman, r. 1049 Folsom Fisher M. A. Mrs., r. 3 Telegraph PI Fisher Marcus, porter Meyer Bros. & Co., r. 431 Clem- entina Fisher Margaret, widow, r. 427 Twenty-second Fisher Maria, widow, nurse, r. 318 Sixth Fisher Mary, widow, r. 432 Twenty-second Fisher Mary Mrs., laundress, r. 1147 M Howard Fisher Michael, barber, 1167 Howard Fisher Michael, laborer, r. 36. Clay Fisher Michael, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 911 Howard Fisher Moses, clerk Jacob Ahlback, r. 911 Howard Fisher Nathan, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co., r. 236 Sutter Fisher Packing Co. (John H. and John H. Fisher Jr.) manufacturers French and German mustaril, pickles, sauces, vinegar, etc., 509-515 Commercial Fisher Peter, tailor, r. 1167 Howard Fisher Philip I., cashier Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1€10 Washington Fisher B. C, r. 227 Second Fisher Robert A., machinist, r. 13 Fulton Fisher Samuel, clothing, 403 Kearny, r. 911 Howard Fisher Sidney A., general broker, r. SW cor Bartlett and Twenty-second Fisher Sieg, clerk J. Lefkowitz, r. 725 Vallejo Fisher Solomon, salesman Samuel Fisher, r. 911 How- ard TRUMAN. ISHAIVI& CO.. 511 MarM St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: ^**"^ ^i«^r"/s.ree.. FIS 440 FIT o FiBber Thomas A., salesman Murphy, Qrant & Co., r. Oaklaud Fisher Walter, porter C. P. RR., r. 919 Stockton Fisher Will K., r. 714 OFarrell Fisher William, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 110 Tehama Fisher William, waiter, r. 448 Spear Fisher William* B., clerk Macondray & Co., r, 2211 Van Ness Av Fisher William C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Tay- lor and Chestnut, r. 619 Union Fisher William E., deputy Assessor, r. 44 Sixth Fisher William F., clerk William A. H. Godfrey, r. American Exchange Hotel Fisher William F., salesman Fisher Packing Co., r. 2422 Bryant Fislier William H., superintendent Pacific Trans- fer Co., 110 Sutter, r. 1521 Washington Fisher William J., r. 34 Ellis Fisher William J., liquor saloon, 211 Kearny, r. 526 Geary Fisher William T., fireman U. S. Mint, r. Alameda Fisher William W., teamster Livingston & Co., r. 2039 Howard Fisher W. L., carpenter S. P. RR., r. 1776 Folsom Fibber & Baum (Abraham Fisher and Morris Baum) fancy dry-goods, 8 Battery Fisher <& Co. (Charles A. Fisher) batters, 9 Mont- gomery BS^ Fisher. See Fischer Fisherman's Protective and Benevolent Assn, 23 Vallejo Fisimoni Felix, fruit dealer, r. 2505 Mission Fisk Asa, capitalist, oflice 240 Montgomery, rooms 5-7, r. 526 Fell Fisk Augustus, deckhand Dredger No. 1, r. cor Hart- ford and Nineteenth Fisk Charles, fireman P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 408 Main Fisk John B. (Peake & Fisk) r. 932 Guerrero Fisk Joseph T., caterer, r. 51 Third Fisk Laura Mrs., r. 104 Mason Fisk Leander D., r. 227 Geary Fisk Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 962 Mission Fisk Rodney H., master mariner, r. 2 Washington Fiske Asa S. Rev., pastor Howard St. Presbyterian Church, r. 2336 Mission Fiske Charles H., r. 7 Stockton Fiske Henry G., metal roofing, 827 Market, r. 817 Mason Fiske Henry G. Jr., corresponding clerk J. Dewing & Co., r. 817 Mason Fiske Henry M., physician, office 24-26 Phelan Building, r. 2224 California Fiske William H., traveling salesman M. Armer & Co..r. 2224 California Fitch Casper, carpenter, r. Railroad Av, bet Malacca and Tobago Fitch Charles, tanner Morris Windt, r. N s Yolo, bet Utah and Nebraska Fitcli Cliarles IV., physician and surgeon, office 14 Dupont. room 16, r. 29 Potter Fitch Disrael, currier Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. N s Army, nr San Bruno Road Fitch George H., journalist Chronicle, r. 1528 Clay Fitcli Oeorgre K. (S. F. Bulletin Co. and S. F. Call Co.) office 517 Clay, r. 703 Bush Fitch George W., merchant, r. 721 California Fitch Henry S., bookkeeper James Newlands, r. 1016 Treat Av Fitch J. R., stockbroker, office 312 Pine, r. 2326 Clay Fitch John (Fitch & Price) r. 1007 Market Fitcl* Oscar (Oakland Transfer Co.) r. 483 Plymouth Av, Oakland Fitch Reed, clerk general auditor's office C. P. RR., r. 624 Sutter Fitch S. L., special policeman, r. 811 Greenwich Fitch Thaddeus S., real estate agent, 436 Montgomery, r. Alameda Fitch William S., attorney at law, r. 1206 Market Fitch k Price (John Fitch and W. P. Price) liquor saloon, 927 Market Fite John, carpenter, r. 128 O'Farrell Fitschen Adolph F., butcher, SW cor Railroad Av and Manitoba Fitschen August, butcher, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Manitoba Fitschen Henry, Teutonia Soc, 1322 Howard Fitsclien John C, wines and liquors, 305 Cali- fornia, r. S 8 Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Fitter Gibe H., proprietor Old Corner Saloon, 8W cor East and Jackson Fitton Walter H., r. 509 Post Fitts Charles, dummyman Clay St. RR., r. 3 Golden Court Fitz Anna M., widow, r. 509 Grove Fltz B., waitress 1104 Market Fitzell Charles R., druggist Blakeslee Ji Week, r. 102 Hayes Fitzer Frederick, tailor, r. 1404 Powell Fitzgerald Abble, widow, r. 262 Jessie Fitzgerald Ann, widow, r. 9 Langton Fitzgerald Austin, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 2 Tay Fitzgerald Bridget, r. 545 Mission Fitzgerald Bridget Mrs., liquor saloon, 405 Drumm Fitzgerald Bridget, widow, furnished rooms, 754 Folsom Fitzgerald Charles, horse shoer, r. 643M Natoma Fitzgerald Charles, blacksmith F. L. Butterfield, r. 44^ Natoma Fitzgerald Charles, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills Fitzgerald Christopher, bricklayer, r. 232 Turk Fitzgerald Daniel, laborer, r. NW cor Bay and Powell Fitzgerald Daniel, r. The Baldwin Fitzgerald Daniel L., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 235 Eighth Fitzgerald David, doorkeeper Bella Union Theater Fitzgerald David A., farmer, r. 1722 Mission, rear Fitzgerald Edward, clerk, r. Brunswick House Fitzgerald Edward, druggist Robert M. WooUey, r. 2221 Webster Fitzgerald Edward, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 220 Turk Fitzgerald Edward, real estate agent, 104 Leidesdorff, r. Oakland Fitzgerald Edward J., clerk D. C. Smith & Co., r. Oak- land Fitzgerald Eliza, widow, r. NW cor Buchanan and Laurel Av Fitzgerald F., blacksmith McAfee Boiler Works Fitzgerald Francis, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 2 Downey Fitzgerald Frederick, machinist Elias H. Thompson. r. 126 Sixth Fitzgerald George, bricklayer, r. W 8 Wood, nr Geary Fitzgerald George, porter Commins & O'Connor, r. 557 M Natoma Fitzgerald Graham, butcher, r. 402 Hayes Fitzgerald Houora Miss, r. 626 Brannau Fitzgerald Hugh, fireman SS. Mexico, r. 21 Anthony Fitzgerald James, boatman, r. 1134 Broadway Fitzgerald James, butcher, SE cor Devisadero and Sut- ter, and groceries and liquors, SW cor Devisadero and Sutter Fitzgerald James, cutter Hue Eai & Co., r. 449 Steven- son Fitzgerald James, deckhand Cal. S. N. stmr City of Stockton Fitzgerald James, groceries and liquors, SE cor Har- rison and Tenib Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. Ill William Fitzgerald James, laborer Spring Valley W.W., r. 652 Minna Fitzgerald James, longshoreman, r. 13 Ritch. rear Fitzgerald James, second officer P. M. SS. Granada Fitzgerald James, tailor, 504 Post, r. 120 Fourth Fitzgerald James C. driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 673 Clementina Fitzgerald James E., clerk The Baldwin Fitzgerald Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 2713 Bush Fitzgerald Jeremiah G., expressman, SW cor San- some and Clay, r. 108 Seventh Fitzgerald John, boot crimper S. W.Rosenstock &Co., r. 403 Clementina Fitzgerald John, clerk, r. 719 Clay Fitzgerald John, cutter Reichenberg & Co., r. 13 Everett Fitzgerald John, dairyman Edward O'Connor, r. NW cor Berlin and Woolsey, U. M. T. Fitzgerald John, ferry boat hand. r. 852 Jones Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 79 Everett Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 318 Langton, rear Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 533 Mission Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 2713 Bush Fitzgerald John, laborer Magdalen Asylum Fitzgerald .John, longshoreman, r. 9(17 Folsom Fitzgerald John, miner, r. 547 Mission Fitzgerald John, patrolman Merchant's Patrol, r. 144 Clara Fitzgerald John, paver, r. 542 Mission LOUIS BRAVERWIAN & CO. """T,l'Xr."/rrs.«e".'''"''' LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAMHINO C'A1.L.ED FOK AND DF.I.IVKREO. OFFM'K, 648 KIAKKKT NTRKET. FIT 441 FIT Fitzgerald John, proptr New York Cloak Mnfg Co., 1233 Market Fitzgerald John, seaman, r. 20 Natoma Fitzgerald John, sectionmaster S. P. BK., r. 1116 Church Fitzgerald John, solicitor, r. 1111 Montgomery Fitzgerald John, tannery, S s Serpentine Av, bet York and Hampshire, r. E a Florida, bet Butte and So- lano Fitzgerald John, waiter La Qrande Laundry Fitzgerald John Jr., butcher, r. 2713 Bush Fitzgerald John A. , clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 242 Perry Fitzgerald John 0., clerk Evening Post, r..621 Pine Fitzgerald John E., carpenter, r. 235 Eighth Fitzgerald John F., shoemaker, r. 31 ColJingwood Fitzgerald John S., bookkeeper E. W. Miles & Co., r. 837 Foleom Fitzgerald Joseph, bricklayer, r. SE cor Collins and Geary Fitzgerald Lawrence, clerk, r. 633 Webster Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, 223 Perry Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, saleslady Kennedy & McGru- der, r. 915 Market Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 2 Tay Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 271 Minna Fitzgerald Margaret Mrs., r. 601 Fell Fitzgerald Mary, laundress S. F. Laundry Fitzgerald Mary Mrs., r. 13 Everett Fitzgerald Mary E., widow, r. 239 Chattanooga Fitzgerald Maurice, laborer, r. 1911 Dupout Fitzgerald Maurice, seaman, r. 30 Clay Fitzgerald Maurice, tinsmith Conlin & Roberts, r. 428 Clementina, rear Fitzgerald Michael, ear repairer C. P. RE., r. 1 Isis Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, r. 356 Minna Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, r. 1143 Harrison Fitzgerald Michael, machinist, and extramau Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D. , r. 1214 Pacilic Fitzgerald Michael, sergeant police, r. 532 Twenty- third Fitzgerald Michael, teamster William Kerr, 903 Bat- tery Fitzgerald Michael J., ship carpenter, r. 534 Sixth Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman P. C. SS. George W. El- der Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman 0. P. RB. atmr Transit, r. 6 Rincon Av Fitzgerald Nicholas, watchman Spring Valley W. W., r. 7 Hinckley Fitzgerald Nicholas, watchman Spring Valley W. W., r. 837 Folsom Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 331 Fifth Fitzgerald Patrick, aroceries and liquors, 660 Mission Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. 210 Francisco Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. 154 Clara, rear Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. 902 Filbert Fitzgerald Patrick, lumberman, r. 74 Clementina Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker, r. 424 Seventh, rear Fitzgerald Patrick, stone mason, r. S s Geary, nr Col. lins Fitzgerald Peter J., r. 121 Sixth Fitzgerald Philip, longshoreman, r. 106 Washington Fitzgerald Richard, blacksmith, r. 317 Beale Fitzgerald Robert H., deputy County Clerk, r. 524 Bush Fitzgerald Robert M., law student Lyman I. Mowry, r. Oakland Fitzgerald Thomas (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 1515 Cali- fornia Fitzgerald Thomas, barber Lampe Bros., r. 130 Golden Gate Av Fitzgerald Thomas, blacksmith, r. 107 Ninth Fitzgerald Thomas, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 2508 California Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, r. 82 Jessie Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, r. 444 Sixth Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 555 Natoma Fitzgerald Thomas H., clerk Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 107 Ninth Fitzgerald Thomas P., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 607 Powell Fitzgerald Thomas W., horse trainer, 516 Haight, r. S 8 Fell, bet Scott and Devisadero Fitzgerald William, canvasser, r. 541 Fourth Fitzgerald William, coal passer P. M. S3. Colima Fitzgerald William, engineer Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. 224 Minna Fitzgerald William, foundr.vman, r. 22 Tehama Fitzgerald William, foundryman, r. 537 Mission Fitzgerald William, laborer, r. 13 Ritch rear Fitzgerald William, laborer, r. 402 Broadway Fitzgerald William, laborer, r. 417 Pacific Fitzgerald William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Fitzgerald William, shoemaker, r. 3038M Sixteenth Fitzgerald William, teamster, r. 13 Everett Fitzgerald William, waiter Russ House, r. 5.54 Minns Fitzgerald William F., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 143 Perry Fitzgerald William G., laborer, r. 1012 Florida Fitzgerald William G., lamplighter, and extraman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. 440 Twentieth Fitzgerald William J., bartender, r. 719 Clay Fitzgerald William J., conductor, r. 2713 Bush Fitzgerald William J., shoemaker, r. 345 Shipley Fitzgerald William T., sashmaker, r. 564 Howard Fitzgerald William T., ticket agent S. P. O.BE.,r. 729 Pine Fitzgerald William W., clerk, r. Coso House Fitzgerald & Conlon (Thomas Fitzgerald and Michael Conlon) livery stable, 1513 California Fitzgibbon Gerald J., physician, office and r. 760 Mission Fitzgibbon John M., policeman, r. 545 Howard Fitzgibbon Maurice, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 302 Capp Fitzgibbons Patrick, laborer, r. N s Beach, nr Baker Fitzgibbons William, shoemaker, r. 146 Natoma Fitzhenry Briaget, widow, r. 519 Grove Fitzhenry James, liquor saloon, 532 Commercial, r. 325 Jessie Fitzhenry John T., policeman, r. 627 ^evenson Fitzhenry Mitchell, printer, r. 519 Grove Fitzhugh Edmond C. , r. 520 Bush Fitzhugh Peregrini, real estate, r. 609 Polk Fitzhugh William M., civil engineer, r. 609 Polk Fitzler Charles, barber, 353 Third, r. 427 Third Fitzler Frederiijk, clerk Obadiah Livermore, r. 427 Third Fitzler Joseph, laborer Custom House, r. 427 Third FitzMaurice Eliza, widow, r. 405}^ Gough FitzMaurice George, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 405}^ Gough FitzMaurice William M., clerk District Attorney, r. 710 Fell Fitzmorris George, r. Ss Jackson, bet Devisadero and Brorterick Fitzmorris John, laborer, r. 34 Louisa Fitzmorris Kate Miss, r. 422 Clementina Fitzpatrick Alice, hairdresser Goldstein & Cohn. r.cor Eleventh and Channel Fitzpatrick Ann Miss, trimmer J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1325JIillK, Vneauni PanK, K(«, FIT 442 FLA 2 A •H o o o :9 Q 0 O o Fltzpatrick James Jr., plumber CbsrleB Meeban, p. 743 Brannsn Fltzpatrick James F., policeman, r. 1606 Steiuer Fltzpatrick James J., tanner, r. N s Manitoba, bet St. John and Railroad Av Fitzpatrick Jane, widow, r. 46 Dorland Fltzpatrick John, engineer, r. 607 Fourth Fitzpatrick John, foreman D. S. Martin & Co., r. 8 Scott PI Fitzpatrick John, machiulEt, r. 3 Park PI Fitzpatrick John, plasterer, r. 790 Stevenson Fitzpatrick John, shoemaker, r. 62 Natoma Fltzpatrick John, stonecutter, r. 2106 Hyde Fitzpatrick John, teamster, r. 258 Eighth Fitzpatrick John, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 811 Folsom compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., Fitzpatrick John C, r. 430 Seventh Fltzpatrick John E 611 Minna Fltzpatrick John J teacher St. Ignatius College, r. clerk, r. 128 Clara Fitzpatrick John P., machinist Union Iron 'Works, r. Ill Diamond Fitzpatrick Joseph B., clerk Davis Bros., Toklas h Co., r. 743 Pine Fitzpatrick Katie, domestic 709 Shotwell Fitzpatrick Kittle Miss, type setter Painter & Co., r. 361 Tehama Fitzpatrick L., glass stainer John Mallon, r. 847 How- ard Fitzpatrick Lizzie, widow, fur sewer, r. 747 Brannan Fitzpatrick Margaret Miss, r. 743 Brannan Fitzpatrick Al^rgaret, widow, r. 361 Tehama Fitzpatrick l^rtin, r. 814 Mission Fitzpatrick Mary, domestic 701 Shotwell Fitzpatrick Matthew, laborer, r. SW cor Lombard and Baker Fitzpatrick Michael, engineer Sanitarium Baths, r. 1711 Stockton, rear Fitzpatrick Michael, hostler Presidib Reservation, r. SW cor Lombard and Baker Fitzpatrick Michael, laborer, r. 124 Langton Fitzpatrick Michael, tanner, r. W s Bryant, nr Twen- tieth Fitzpatrick Morgan, tailor, 36}$ Fourth, r. E s Lundy Lane, nr Virginia Av, B. H. Fitzpatrick Owen, molder Mechanics' Foundry Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, r. 186 J^ Vandewater Fitzpatrick Patrick, shoemaker, r. 402 Broadway Fitzpatrick Patrick A., dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. NE cor Channel and Bryant* Fitzpatrick Patrick D., r. 1325^ Vallejo' Fitzpatrick Peter, clerk Frederick Chester & Co., r. 128 Clara Fitzpatrick Peter J., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 121 Sixth Fitzpatrick Philip, laborer, r. 430 Seventh Fitzpatrick Ralph L., carver Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 816 Twentieth Fitzpatrick Redmond, laborer, r. 64 Jessie Fjtzpatrick Roger, blacksmith helper S. P. RR. r. 2333 Harrison Fitzpatrick Rosa, r. 18 Minna Fitzpatrick Simon, laborer, r. 9 Church Lane Fitzpatrick Simon W., shipwright Matthew Turner, r. 816 Twentieth Fitzpatrick Thomas, with Henry E. Lea, r. 128 Clara Fitzpatrick Thomas B., teamster D. L. Farnsworth, r. 362 Third Fitzpatrick Thomas J., cashier Easton & Eldridge, r. 8 Scott PI Fitzpatrick Thomas J., tinsmith Crary, Wild & Adams r. NE cor Bryant Av and Eleventh Fitzpatrick Thomas L., salesman, r. 512 Fell Fitzpatrick Timothy (Fltzpatrick & O'Brien) r. 511 Minna Fitzpatrick William E., clerk, r. 2116 Van Ness Av Fitzpatrick William F., contractor, r. 809 H Nine- teenth Fitzpatrick k. O'Brien (Timothy Fitzpatrick and John O'Brien) groceries and liquors, 36 Fourth Fitzsimmons Catherine, fruits, NW cor O'Farrell and Hyde Fitzsimmons Charles, r. 2021 Ellis Fitzsimmons Charles, fniits and vegetables, 702 Lar- kln Fitzsimmons Edward, gardener, r. 334 Third, rear Fitzsimmons Edward, seaman P. C. SS. Oriziba, r. 623 Davis Fitzsimmons Edward J., gardener, r. 2021 Ellis Fitzsimmons Frank, machinist .Stna Iron WorkB, r. 1415 Jackson Fitzsimmons Harvey, engineer, r. 1122 >i Larkin Fitzsimmons James, r. W s Diamond, nr Twenty-sec- ond Fitzsimmons James, laborer, r. BE cor Polk and Chestnut Fitzsimmons James, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 4 Russ Fitzsimmons John R., machinist, r. 204)4 Fifth Fitzsimmons Joseph, porter, r. 240 Green Fitzsimmons J. W. H., steward O. Imp. SS. MissiBS- ippi, r. 533 Commercial Fitzsimmons Kate, seamstress, r. 2021 Ellis Fitzsimmons Katie T. Miss, assistant Garfield Pri- mary School, r. 222 Lombard Fitzsimmons Margaret, widow, r. 222 Lombard Fitzsimmons Patrick, bricklayer, r. 1317 Harrison Fitzsimmons Patrick, stonemason, r. 2021 Ellis Fitzsimmons S., seaman, r. 623 Davis Fitzsimmons Thomas, bookkeeper Mark Strouse & Co., r. Arcade House Fitzsimmons Thomas, laborer, r. 1311 Sansome Fitzsimmons Thomas A. Rev., clergyman, r. Do- minican Monastery Fiuren Jacob H., laborer, r. 533 Bryant Five Mile House, junction Railroad Av and San Bruno Road Five Mile Store. D. Brunjes proptr, Mission Road, five miles from old City Hall Fivey William, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 556 Stevenson Fivey William Jr., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 556 Stevenson Fjerem John, clerk Sailors' Home Fjerem Ulrich C, r. Sailors' Home Fjord Lorentz (Hubert »fe Co.) r. Alameda Flach Conrad, teacher gymnastics, r. 730 O'Farrell Flach Joseph, butcher, NE cor Seventeenth and Do- lores Flach Joseph Jr., butcher Joseph Flach, r. NE cor Seventeenth and Dolores Flach Peter (William Rudolph & Co.) r. 513 Hyde Flachmeyer Christian, porter John Howes, r. 12 Au- burn Flack George D., clerk general freight oflSce C. P. RR., r. 832 Treat Av Flack George H., compositor, r. 832 Treat Av Flageollet Charles, fruits, etc., 1228 Stockton, r. 1230 Stockton Flageollet Henry C, butcher, 912 Valencia, r. 1713)4 Stevenson Flagg Anna, widow, r. 518 Turk Flagg Charles, teamster George Mayer, r. 21 Hawth- orne Flagg Charles C, bookkeeper, r. 820 Twenty .first Flagg Edwin C, bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 501 Geary Flagg E. H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 1028 Market Flagg Henry, woodturner A. Frei, r. 20 Rincon Pi Flagg Lucius, r. 618 Taylor Flagg Mary E.. adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 518 Turk Flagg Sarah Mrs., r. 823 Filbert Flagler William G., grainer, r. 254 Clementina Flaglor Amasa P., photographer, r. 651 Harrison Flaglor Edward W.. canvasser, r. 317 Ninth Flaglor Elizabeth E., widow, r. 23 Natoma Flahaut Albert A., tinsmith, r. 16 Trenton Flahaut Henry E., salesman Charles Joseph, r. 16 Trenton Flahaut John B., r. 16 Trenton Flaherty Anthony, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Flaherty Barney, laborer, r. 9 Alvarado Flaherty Bartlett. laborer, r. S s Clipper, bet Noe and Sanchez Flaherty Belle Mrs., assistant South S. F. School, r. 115 Ninth Flaherty Bernard, blacksmith, NE cor Greenwich and Steiner Flaherty Bernard, laborer, r. Elcho House Flaherty Dennis, flagman C. P. RR. Flaherty Dennis, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, opp Courtland Av Flaherty Ed'ward, member Board of Fire Com- missioners, office old City Hall, r. 90i Clay Flaherty Fletcher A., painter, r. 115 Ninth Flaherty James, carpenter, r. 112 Lily Av Flaherty James, coachman 512 Franklin Flaherty James J., canmaker, r. 618 Post SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACOONOUGH & CO. CinnBERX,ANI>, 1.EHIUH, and I;N«1.ISII FOVNOKY COKE, 41 Market Street, eoruer Spear. FLA 443 FLA Flaherty John, bricklayer, r. 246 Jeeeie Flaherty John, laborer, r. 109 William Flaherty John, laborer O. R. and N. Co'b Wharf, r. 42 Tehama Flaherty John Mrs., mnfr shirts, 519 Montgomery Flaherty Dohn J., laborer, r. 109 William Flaherty John W., laborer, r. 8 Geneva D'laherty Joseph, whitener, r. 109 William Flaherty Matthew F., salesman J. Lowth & Co., r. 109 William Flaherty Michael, bartender William Malley Flaherty Michael, longshoreman, r. 35 Everett Flaherty Michael J., marble cutter John Daniel, p. 112 Lily Av Flaherty Patrick, laborer, r. 8 8 Dominica, bet Platte and Yazoo Flaherty Peter, hostler Lot D. Slocum, r. 921 Sutter Flaherty Peter, laborer, r. 446 Natoma, rear Flaherty Richard (Larkin & Flaherty) r. 915 Pierce Flaherty Simon M., hostler Market St. RR., r. 362 Fif- teenth Flaherty Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Geneva Flaherty Thomas, laborer, r. 418 J4 Grove Flaherty Thomas F., strawpresser John G. Thurston, r. 618 Post Flaherty William, cooper Norton & Madsen, r. 503 Gough Flaherty William H., shirt cutter B. & O. Greene- baum, r. 120 Ellis Flaherty William -T., carriage painter, r. 112 Lily Av Flammer Carl, bookkeeper Samuel More & Co., r. 1632 Pierce Flammer Christian, japanner W.W. Montague & Co., r. 940 Mission Flanagan Anne, domestic 1823 Jessie Flanagan Annie, domestic 801 Van Ness Av Flanagan B. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1221 Fillmore Flanagan C, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works Flanagan Catherine, widow, dressmaker, 20 Hayes Flanagan Daniel, hostler, r. 997 Bryant Flanagan Delia, domestic 1609 Larkin Flanagan Edward, bartender Griffith & Flanagan, r. 438 Jessie Flanagan Edward, longshoreman, r. 1514 Stockton Flanagan J., longshoreman, r. 568 Mission Flanagan James, laborer, r. 1909 Hyde Flanagan James, teamster, r. 7 Decatur Flanagan James B., groceries and liquors, SW cor Zoe and Bryant, r. 2 Zoe Flanagan Jeremiah J., teamster, r. 997 Bryant Flanagan John (Griffith & Flanagan) r. 209 Seven- teenth Flanagan John Flanagan John, 151 Perry Flanagan John, stone cutter, r. 11 Preston PI Flanagan John 0.. laborer A. Waldstein, r. S s Berry, nr Sixth Flanagan John J., cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 997 Bryant Flanagan L. G., wood, coal, hay and grain, NW cor Eighteenth and Folsom, r. cor Duncan and Guerrero ^ Flanagan Lydia, furnished rooms, 214 O'Farrell Flanagan Mary, widow, r. 438 Jessie Flanagan Mary, widow, r. 825 H Folsom Flanagan Mary Mrs., r. 559 Stevenson, rear Flanagan Mary Mrs., seamstress Mrs. W. H. Daily, r. 109 Tenth Flanagan Michael, blacksmith, r. 151 Perry Flanagan Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Kearny and Broadway Flanagan Michael A., oysters, cigars and tobacco; 617 Montgomery, r. 438 Jessie Flanagan Patrick, r. 109 Van Ness Av Flanagan Patrick (Flanagan & Mann) r. Coos Bay, Or. Flanagan Patrick, laborer, r. 737 Howard Flanaaan Patrick, liquor saloon, 636 Third Flanagan Patrick, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 4 Wil- liam Flanagan Peter, shoemaker, r. 51 Stevenson Flanagan Thaddeus (Flanagan & Gallagher) r. 2020 Mission Flanagan Thomas, waiter The Fountain, r. Baldwin House Flanagan Thomas P., plumber, r. 559 Stevenson, rear Flanagan William, bartender, r. 438 Jessie Flanagan tb Gallagher(Thaddeu6 Flanagan and Henry J. Gallagher) undertakers, 20 Fifth blacksmith, r. 9 Natoma packer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. Flanagan & Manri (Patrick Flanagan and S. S. Mann) owners Newport Coos Bay Coal Mine, Coos Bay, Dr., office 224 Front B^ Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagan and Flanni- gan Flanders Albert C, fireman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1225 Pacific Flanders Alvin, clerk Custom House, r. 1896 Broad- way Flanders Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Flanaers Eugene, brass molder, r. 49 Natoma Flanders Frederick S., steward O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r. SE cor Spear and Harrison Flanders Jonathan P., laborer, r. 1427 Bush Flanders Minnie Mrs., restaurant, 713 Mission Flanders Nathan, engineer Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1225 Pacific Flanders Owen A., conductor S. P. RR., r. 703 Market Flanders Thomas, sergeant police, r. 110 Fourth Flanigan Charles B., reporter Journal of Commerce Flanigan Frederick, pressman A. J. Leary, r. 559 Stevenson Flanigan John, laborer St. Mary's Hospital Flanigan Lawrence, laborer, r. 2324 Harrison Flanigan Maggie Miss, r. 431 Minna Flanigan Michael, liquor saloon, 846 Howard Flanigan Patrick, dry-goods, 150 Sixth, r. 37 Russ Flanigan Patrick M., driver City RR., r. 121 Fifteenth Flannagan A. Mrs., widow, r. 132 Tenth Flannagan Bridget, domestic 1315 Hyde Flannagan D., hostler N. B. and M. RR. Flannagan James E., laborer, r. 28 Allen Flannagan Kate, domestic 1030 Vallejo Flannagan Mary, domestic 1924 Sutter Flannagan Michael, driver John Nolan, r. 1613 Cali- fornia Flannagan Owen, laborer C. P. RR. Flannagan William, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Sta- tion B^" Flannagan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flannl- gan Flanuelly Anne, widow, r. S s Nineteenth, bet Church and Sanchez Flannelly George, core maker Weed & Kingwell, r. 67 Minna Flannelly James, dairyman, r. 1014 Treat Av Flannelly Miles, laborer, r. 67 Minna Flannelly Stephen F., bricklayer, r. 67 Minna Flannery Andrew, laborer, r. 34 Everett, rear Flannery Bridget, widow, r. 34 Everett, rear Flannery Charles, boilermaker, r. 43 Minna Flannery Charles, teamster Martin Waters, r. Golden Eagle Hotel Flannery Dominick, liquor saloon, 417 Brannan Flannery James, bartender D. Flannery, r. 417 Bran- nan Flannery James, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter Flannery James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Flannery John, milkman, r. Lewis, nr Mission Road, U. M. T. Flannery .John, shoemaker, r. 402 Broadway Flannery Michael, policeman, r. 43 Minna Flannery Roger, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 811 Montgomery Av Flannery William, clerk John Hanly, r. 579 Minna Flannigan Patrick J., collector and mining secretary, 318 Pine, room 10 Flannigan William, fireman P. C. SS. Ancon 8^ Flannigan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flanna- gan Flanzen Henry, upholsterer, r. 814 Dolores Flattimann Clans, wines and liquors, SW cor Market and Steuart, and SW cor Howard and Steuart, r. 23 Market Flathmann Harry, bartender Claus Flathmann, SW cor Howard and Steuart Flatley John, horseshoer, r. 620 Jones Flatley William, miner, r. 620 Jones Flatly John E., driver Charles Alpers,r. 622 Linden Av Flatly Owen, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. Ill Harrison Flatman Richard, teamster, SW cor Sixth and Howard Flatcw Israel, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 600 Jones Flato-w Pliilip, druggist NE cor Geary and Jones, r. 600 Jones Flatters Robert W., laborer, r. 10 Beideman Flavelle F., feeder S. F. Newspaper Union, r. 1602 Post WAGONS TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., S09, S:: Market St. BUGOIES, CARRIAGES Edwards'' liigriitnin^ Junip- Seaf, for tale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LiGNUM-ViT/E, BOXWOOD: JOII.N- tVKii.flOKI':. FLA 4M FLE Flavetta V., liquor saloon, 9 Vallejo Flairin Slartin J., proprietor The Great IXL, SE cor Kearny and Commercial, r. 1929 Geary FlawH Thomas, third officer P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 87 Pacific Flealer R. F., r. 503 Jones Fleckeuiiteiu Peter, cook, r. German Hotel Fleger John, expressman W. W. Montague & Co., r. 307 M Seventh Fleger John Jr., helper W. W. Montague & Co., r. 307 Ji Seventh Fleischauer Gustave, jeweler, r. 138 Eddy Fleischel Charles, locksmith, r. G25 Vallejo Fleischel George, locksmith and machinist, 612 Cali- fornia Fleischer Charles, expressman, NE cor Market and Taylor, r. 811 Eighteenth Fleischer M., S. F. Musical Fund See, Arion Halle Fleischer Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 89 Ninth Fleischer Matilda Mrs., r. 429 Turk Fleischer Robert H., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 213 Minna Fleischer Samuel, assistant bookkeeper 8, F, Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 902 Greenwich Fleischman Charles N., barber, 315 Kearny, r. 3 Bush Street PI Fleibchman David, bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 1409 Van Ness Av Fleischman'lDavid M. , peddler, r. S s Jersey, nr Church Fleischman John, barber, 203 Third, r. 9 Howard Court Fleischman Joseph, clerk, r. Oriental Hotel Fleischman Leon, cigar dealer, r. 433 Green tt*'" Fleischman. See Fleishman Fleisher Wolf, mnfr hats and caps, 108 Battery, r. 1024 Hyde Flelsliliacker A. & Co. (Aaron Fleishhacker) proprietors Golden Gate Box Factory, 190 Steven- son, bet Palace Hotel and Third Fleishhacker Aaron (A. Fleishhacker & Co.) r. 2110 California Fleishhacker Mortimer, bookkeeper Golden Gate Box Factory, r. 2110 California Fleishman Benjamin M., salesman Hart & Goodman, r. 726 Grove Fleishman Jacob, cigars and tobacco. NW cor Valen- cia and Twenty-second Fleishman Kate Mrs., r. 1619 Polk Fleishman M}ses, cigar peddler, r. 1621 Clay, rear Fleishman Samuel, musician Emerson's Standard Theater, r. 726 Grove Fleissner Annie Mrs., r. 3 Adelaide PI Fleissner George W., bookkeeper Harry M. Heineman, r. 822 Green Fleming Arthur, Berkeley and San Francisco Express, 1 Commercial, r. West Berkeley Fleming Bartholomew, bookkeeper, r. 1320 Jackson Fleming Catherine, widow, r. 935 }S Guerrero Fleming Charle.^ M., assistant cashier IXL, r. 1320 Jackson Fleming David, calker, r. 5 Rausch Fleming David, driver Chase k Wolff, r. 117 Vallego Fleming David, shoemaker, r. 211 Eleventh Fleming David L., varnisher, r. 5 Rausch Fleming Edward J., driver Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 101 Commercial Fleming George L., cook, r. Empire Lodgings Fleming Hattie, furnished rooms, 995 Market Fleming James, laborer, r. 12 Laskie Fleming James, laborer, r. 278 Jessie Fleming James, porter Yates & Co.. p. 422 Fremont Fleming Jeremiah, stock clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 51 Clementiua Fleming John, chemist, r. 17 Fourth Fleming John, laborer, r. 1937 Broadway Fleming John B., painter, r. 35 Turk Fleming John K., r. 916 Powell Fleming John M., traveling salesman 0. L. Williams & Co., r. 410 Octavia Fleming John T., r. 459 Stevenson Fleming John T., attorney at law, 426 California, rooms 4-5, r. W s Twenty-third, bet Treat Av and Folsom Fleming Joseph, laundryman S. F. Laundry Fleming Joseph P., teacher swimming, r. 318 Kearny Fleming Martin, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 995 Mar- ket Fleming Martin W., bookkeeper East k Co., r. 211 Eleventh Fleming Michael, shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Co., r. 19 Langton Fleming Michael G., blacksmith, r. 12 Laskie Fleming Michael J., boots and shoes, 1147 Market Fleming Patrick, molder, r. 132 First Fleming Patrick E., morocco shaver, r. 608 Seventh Fleming Patrick H., engineer Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. 3035 Sixteenth Fleming Peter, boatman, r. 11 Pacific Fleming Peter H., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 1404 Powell Fleming Peter J., compositor, r. 935 Guerrero Fleming Robert, driver Omnibus RR.. r. 209 Tehama Fleming Socrates C, sergeant police, r. Commercial Hotel Fleming Thomas, carriage painter Walcom, Gowan k Cuflfee, r. 278 Jessie Fleming Thomas, engineer, r. 51 Clementina Fleming Thomas, laborer, r. 22}^ Harriet Fleming Thomas, laborer, r. 117 Vallejo Fleming Thomas, longshoreman, r. 434 Greenwich Fleming Thomas F., salesman T. J. Bass k Co., r. 143 Perry Fleming W. D. Mrs., r. 203 Taylor Fleming William, brass finisher T. H. Wagstaf^ r. Cincinnati Hotel Fleming William, bricklayer, r. 2607 Post Fleming William, cabinetmaker, r. 311 Langton Fleming William, laborer, r. 416 Fifth Fleming William, ship carpenter, r. 51 Clementina Fleming William A. (Fleming *c Stetson) r. 504 Third Fleming William B., painter, r. 118 O'Farrell Fleming William D., clerk, r. 211 Eleventh Fleming William H. (Jackson & Fleming) r. 133 Lang- ton Fleming & Stetson ( William A. Fleming and John W. Stetson) draymen, 409 Battery Flenuiken Robert, dry-goods, boots, shoes and cloth- ing, 724-726 Montgomery, r. 1210)4 Jackson Flentyen Victor, cellar man Walter, Schilling & Co., r. 64 First Fletcher Barney, cleaner U. S. Appraisers' Building, r. 1230 Broadway Fletcher Barney Jr., porter John A. Benson, r. 1230 Broadway Fletcher Charles A., physician, oflSce 23 Kearny, r. 1104 Market Fletcher Charles A., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 809 Golden Gate .\v Fletcher Charles H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. Oakland Fletcher Charles S., varieties, 1723 Hyde Fletcher David, clerk Abraham L. Lengfeld, r. 809 Golden Gate Av Fletcher Edward, lithographer, r. Brunswick House Fletcher Edwin T. (Fletcher k Raith) r. 1258 H Bryant Fletcher Ellen, janitress coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 1008 Leavenworth Fletcher F., molder Risdon I. and L, Works Fletcher Frank, patternmaker Franklin Brass snd Iron Works, r. 636 Stevenson Fletcher George R.. packer, r. 624 Jessie Fletcher George W., freight agent S. P. BR., and manager Mission Bay Warehouse, r. 10 Mon- roe Fletcher George W., salesman Singer Mnfg Co., 116 Sutter Fletcher Hannah Mrs., varieties. 202 Fifth Fletcher Harriet Mrs., bakery, 1019 Howard Fletcher Harry K., bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 23 Lafayette Fletcher Henry, photographic retoucher, r. 202 Fifth Fletcher Henry, teacher drawing Urban School, r. Oakland Fletch.-r Herbert P., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 23 Lafayette Fletcher Horace (Shattuck k Fletcher) r. 2414 Wash- ington Fletcher H. R., teamster, r. 974 Folsom Fletcher Ida Miss, r. 914 Union Fletcher James, bookkeeper, r. 1309 Stockton Fletcher James, cabinetmaker, r. 778 Bryant Fletcher Joseph, carpenter, r. .521 Pacific Fletcher Joseph, cigarmaker. r. 1613 Mason Fletcher Joseph G., janitor, r. 1230 Broadway Fletcher M. J. Mrs., r. 22 Bourbin PI Fletcher Samuel J., foreman Charles M. Plnm k Co., r. 560 Willow Av Fletcher Sarah Mrs., proptr Acme Photograph Stu- dio, 914 Market LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Braverman Jk Levjr I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHINO lVei.E. IMVbTE at very 1.0W RATES. OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET, FLE 445 FLO Fletcher Stephen, collector Cal. Wire Works, r. 1210 Polk Fletcher Thomas, brassinolder William T. Oarratt, r. 636 Stevenson Fletcher William, r. 202 Fifth Fletcher William, dairyman, r. 23 Lafayette Fletcher William M., contractor and builder, r. 1010 Twenty-first Fletcher & Raith (Edwin T. Fletcher and George Raith) restaurant, 209 Davis Fletter F. J. (California Cap Co.) r. 20 }« Franklin Fleur Ernest, cook R. R. Swain, r. 526 Merchant Fleury Celine Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School, r. 1237 Stockton Fleury Desire, widow, furnished rooms, 1237 Stock- ton Fleury Edward, real estate, r. 1911 Van Ness Av Fleury Pauli capitalist, r. 1911 Van Negs Av Fleury Sophie Mme., laundry, 131 Morris Av Flewwelling Clarence, bookkeeper S. F. Laundry Assn, r. W B Sullivan, nr Union Av, B. H. Flick Carl, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co., r. Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada Flick Philip (Barman & Flick) r. 232 Seventh Flick William F., speculator, r. 1504 Powell Flicke Ferdinand, Tailor's Pro. Union, 316 Post Fliekinger H. A., student Heald's Business College Flicourt Edward, barber, 217 Montgomery Av, r. Alameda Fliegelman David, cutter, r. 342 Minna Flieger Henry R., liquor saloon, 1318 Howard . Flieler Richard (Flieler & Kiefer) r. 503 Jones Flieler & Kiefer (Richard Flieler and Philip Kiefer) barbers, 5 Powell Fliggle Jesse E., real estate expert Madison & Burke, r. 2336 Mission Flinker John, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. Chicago Hotel Flinker T., molder, r. 220 Pacific Flinn Alice Miss, r. 149 Shipley, rear Flinn Catherine M. Mrs., milliner, 54J4 Third, r. 764 Folsom Flinn Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Flinn Dennis, shipcarpenter Dickie Bros. Flinn Edward, porter A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 6165^ Mis- sion Flinn Henry, plumber, r. 254 Jessie Flinn James J., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 202 Eighth Flinn James M., assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of New York, r. 784 Folsom Flinn John D., cigarboxmaker, r. 443 Clementina Flinn John W., policeman, r. 907 Jones Flinn Julia M. Miss, manager Mrs. CM. Flinn, r. 764 Folsom Flinn Marcella, widow, r. 443 Clementina Flinn Patrick T., groceries and liquors, hay and grain, SW cor Eighth and Howard Flinn Thomas J., carpenter, r. 764 Folsom Flinn Thomas R., policeman, r. 200 Franklin Flinn William, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 721 Minna Flinn William, dairy, cor Pierce and Chestnut Flinn William B., carpenter, 753 Folsom, r. 764 Fol- som B^" Flinn. See Flynn Flint Alexander B., piledriver, r. 736 Folsom Flint Almira Mrs. widow, r. 812 Hyde Flint Almira T. Mit^s, assistant Denman Grammar School, r. 812 Hyde Flint Aiij;u8tii8 P., manager Hartford Insurance Co. 313 California, r. Oakland Flint. Bixby & Co. (Thomas Flint and Llewellyn Bixby) proptre Flint's Warehouse, SW corGreen- • wich and Battery Flint Brilsford P., wool merchant. Occidental Wool Depot 436 Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 1121 Hyde Flint Charles R. (J. W. Grace & Co.) r. New York Flint Clement, bookkeeper Hugh Flynn, r. 405 Capp Flint David A., lather, r. 27 1^ Fourth Flint Edgar W., clerk, r. 13 Stockton Flint Edward D. (Taylor & Flint) r. Oakland Flint Edward P. (Flint, Peabody A; Co.) r. Oakland Flint E. Train, bookkeeper Cal. Hosiery Co. 217-219 Pine, r. Oakland Flint Francis E., with Frank P. Flint, r. 619 Third Flint Frank J., driver U. S. Mail, r. 621 Sansome Flint Frank P., dealer paper and manufacturer paper bags and boxes, 420 Clay, r. 619 Third , teamster Pac. Trucking Co. , r. 110 Flint Frederick Jackson Flint George R., clerk, r. 323 O'Farrell Flint Henry, r. 720 Leavenworth Flint Henry P., entry clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 907 Sutter Flint J. A., mason W. W. Montague & Co., r. 328 Third Flint Jane E. Mrs., physician, office and r. 323 O'Far- rell Flint John, r. 66 Jessie Flint Mllford M. (Flint & Co.) r. 1604 Post Flint Motley H., salesman Western Paper Co., r. 619 Third Flint, Peabody <& Co. (Edward P. Flint) ship- ping and commission merchants and general agents Safety Nitro Powder Co., 430 California Flint Samuel, clerk U. S. Mail Railway Service, r. Oakland Flint Thomas (Flint, Bixby & Co.) r. San Juan Flint William C. (Flint & Stone) r. 1804 Stevenson * Flint William K., with Flint, Peabody & Co., r. 907 Sutter Flint & Co. (Milford M. Flint and Edward W. Tifft) carpenters and builders, 1111 Sutter Flint & Stone (William C. Flint and Frank M. Stone) attorneys at law, 216 Sansome Flint's Warehouse, Flint, Bixby & Co. proptrs, SW cor Battery and Greenwich Flitner Frank W., foreman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 714 Bryant Flockerzi William, bartender Palace Variety Theatre, r. 807 Mission Flockhart Caroline Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 1432 Broad- way Floegel R., tailor, r. 228 Bush Floersheim Jacob, traveling salesman Kraker & Israel, r. 215 Gough Flohr Christian F. R., sculptor, r. 34 Rugs Flood Albert S., carpenter and builder, SW cor Du- pont and Bush, r. 419 Twenty-eighth Flood Alexander, contractor, r. 36 Welsh Flood Alice Miss, r. 17 Harlan PI Flood Alvah H., engineer C. P. BR., stmr Transit, r. 520 Noe Flood Bernard, tailor, 959 }« Mission Flood Bridget, widow, r. 228 Tenth Flood Bridget Miss, r. 121 M Ivy Av Flood Charles, butcher, r. 1337 Dupont, rear Flood Charles B., drayman, SE cor Spear and Howard, r. 424 Fell Flood Charles M., clerk Rathjen & Co., r. 66 Jessie Flood Christopher C, clerk J. J. Evans, r. 56 Jessie Flood Edward, plasterer, r. 153 Dore Flood Emory, teamster, r. 127 Jackson Flood Eugene T., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 520 Noe Flood George, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 216 Turk Flood Henry, laborer, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and Baker Flood Henry S., salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 216 Turk Flood J., plumber, r. 753 Harrison Flood James, r. 40 Morris Av Flood James, r. 178 Minna Flood James, butcher, r. 1337 Dupont, rear Flood James, longshoreman, r. 9 Verona Flood James, plasterer, r. 151 Dore Flood James, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 216 Turk Flood James, stonecutter, r. 1 Howard Court Flood James Mrs., dress maker, r. 40 Morris Av Flood James Rev., r. 1122 Eddy Flood James C, president Nevada Bank of S. F., oflBce 6 Nevada Block, r. Menlo Park Flood James L., office 6 Nevada Block, r. Menlo Park Flood John (Flood * Bacome) r. 823 Folsom Flood John, baker, r. 143 Third Flood John, baker, r. 421 Linden Av Flood John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 912 Treat Av Flood John, piledriver, r. 1211 Clay, rear Flood John, plasterer, r. 269 Stevenson Flood John A., clerk M. Flood, r. 116 Natoma Flood John C, clerk, r. 912 Treat Av Flood John J., r. 56 Jessie Flood John W. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 422 Eddy Flood Luke, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 124 Clinton ^ Flood Mi.y^siel, Catholic bookseller, 831 Market Flood Michael, clerk, r. 17 Harlan PI Flood Michael H., laborer, r. 1215 Scott CEILINGS DECORATED IN FRESCO OR PAPER, in the G. W. CLARK & CO. most Artistic manner. 645 market st. H I2VCK1.KY, K1>IKRK Jk HAYeSi, FtJI.TOX IR4»X tV4»KKN. 21.1 Fremont Street, :!Ui»nu/neturer» of HOIKTINU WORKS, «?A«EN, BdCKKTM and CARS. FLO 446 FLY si c u c © i O m O ac e c Flood Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Verona Flood Patrick, laborer, r. 142 Freelon Flood Patrick, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 8 Fed- eral Flood Patrick, porter Lick House Flood Philip H., physician, office and r. 18-20 St. Ann's Building Flood P. J., pyrotechnist, r. 837 Valencia Flood Bichard, clerk- M. Flood, r. 5H Jessie Flood Robert C, stonecutter, r. 1 Howard Court Flood Terrence, painter, r. 54 First Flood Theresa, housekeeper SW cor Valencia and Seventeenth Flood Thomas, bartender John H. Cregan, r. 40 Mor- ris Av Flood William G., searcher records, r. 204 McAllister Flood *i Bacome (John Flood and William Bacome) livery stable, 821-823 Folsom Flora John, waiter Gualzata & Mazzi, r. 1300 M Stock- ton Florance Alfred, clerk and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway Florance John Q., hackman, r.S.iS)^ Eleventh Floreen Charles O., seaman P. C. SS. State of Califor- nia Florence Albert E., agent, r. 215 Stevenson Florence Edward, assistant foreman 'King, Morse & Co., r. 180 Perry Florence Hall, 240 Third Florence House, Mrs. M. A. Hall proptr, NW cor Powell and Ellis Florence Joseph, tanner, r. North German Hotel Florence Sefvingf Machine Co., Samuel Hill agent, 634 Market Florentine Alexander, laborer Presidio Reservation Florentine Alexander, watchman U. S. stmr General McPherson, r. 2028 Filbert Florentine Augustus, liquor saloon, Railroad Ay, bet Bermuda and Malta • Florentine Lizzie, domestic 1921 Union Florentine Walter, laundryman, r. 2028 Filbert Florentine William H., laborer Presidio Reservation Flores Daniel, cinchmaker, r. 12 Margaret PI Flores Frances Miss, seamstress, r. 1328 Dupont Flores Gumesindo, musician, r. 20 Hinckley Flores P., r. 605 Broadway Flores Trinidad, saddler, 1010 Kearny Floretta Ventage, bartender, r. 9 Vallejo Florida Hill Mining Co. (Owyhee Co., I. T.) B. Weg- gener secretary, 414 California Florindo C, r. .509 Broadway Florine Anna G. Mrs., bakery, 1320 Howard Floriutin Adolph, tailor, 107 Geary Floto John H., homiBopathic physician, office and r. 402 Kearny Flournoy George (Flournoy, Mhoon & Flournoy) r. 12 Elgin Park Flournoy f^eorge Jr. (Flournoy, Mhoon & Flournoy) r. 12 Elgin Park Plo-arnoy, Dllioon & Flournoy (George Flour- noy, John B. Mhoon and George Flournoy Jr.) attorneys at law, 220 M McAllister Flower Charles E., hotbedman Pac. Boiling Mills, r. W s Minnesota, bet Solano and Napa Flower Charles H., stevedore, r. W s Hampshire, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Flower Ernst, nurse German Hospital Flower G. L. & Co. (Grove L. Flower) cigars and to- bacco, 237 Third Flower Grove L. (G. L. Flower & Co.) r. 237 Third Flower Lorenzo P., carpenter, r. 15}^ Valparaiso Flower William C. typewriter, office 502 Washington, room 20, r. Park Hotel Flowers F. L., r. 313 >5 Austin Flowers Frank, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 16?^ Preston PI Flowers Raymond, coalpasser P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1121 Kearny Floyd Alfred S., helper St. George Stable, r. 220 Ste- venson Floyd Charles B., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac tory, r. W s Larkiu, bet North Point and Beach Floyd Edmund P., carpenter P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 144 Silver Floyd Elizabeth, widow, r. 537 Howard Floyd John M., policeman, r. 211 Union Floyd Kirby, messenger C. E. Edwards, r- 407 Steven- son •• ^ Floyd Lawrence, glass stainer John Mall3u, r. 510 Shot- well Floyd Ralph T., collector Chronicle, r. 34 Turk Floyd Richard S., capitalist, r. 415 First Floyd Rose Miss, r. 510 Shotwell Floyd Thomas, boilermaker H. W. Rice, r. 537 How- ard Floyd Thomas, laborer, r. 622 Battery Floyd Thomas, milkman, r. 510 Shotwell Floyd Thomas, machinist, r. 1022 Treat Av Floyd William, r. 13 Hampton PI Floyd William E., r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte Floyd William F., clerk Whitney & Marshall, r. 1106 Mason Floyd Zaccheus, meter clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1106 Mason Flubacher Emll P. J., boot and shoemaker, 432 Bush, r. SE cor Fifteenth and Church Flubacher Emil P. J. Jr., shoemaker E. P. J. Flu- bacher, r. SE cor Fifteenth and Church Flueli Victor, farmer, r. 621 California Fluhart Nancy, widow, r. 14 Essex Flumer Edward, waiter J. Bertz, r. 232 Minna Fliirscheim Albert, r. 1116 Leavenworth Flynn Andrew, porter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. Oakland Flynn Catherine, widow, r. 116 Jasper PI Flynn Catherine, widow, r. .531 Twenty-second Flynn Charles A., clerk, r. 29 Pleasant Flynn Daniel J. S., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 463 Jessie Flynn Delia, dome'stic 2625 Howard Flynn Dennis, butcher, r. 737 Brannan Flynn Dennis, driver N. B. and M? RR., r. 322 Minna Flynn Dennis, speculator, r. 175 Minna Flynn Edmond D., clerk, r. 537 Post Flynn Edward, bricklayer, r. 37 Sacramento Flynn Edward, plasterer, r. 612 Sixth Flynn Edward, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. ' 1910 Larkin Flynn Edward, watchman, r. 9 Welsh, rear Flynn Edward Jr., wool scourer Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 612 Sixth Flynn Ellen, widow, r. 724 Brannan, rear Flynn Frank, butcher, r. 335 Jessie Flynn George J., dairyman, and extraman Hose No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 630^ Fulton Flynn Hugh, wood and coal, 853 Howard, r. 135)4 Fifth Flynn James, hostler F. M. Chapman, r. 12 William Flynn James, plasterer, r. NE cor Church and Day Flynn James, porter O'Dwyer & Einhorn, r. 335 Jessie Flynn James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery Flynn James, shoemaker, 34 Second, r. 5 Hampton PI Flynn James, tanner Debant Brothers, r. NE cor Day and Church Flynn James, teamster, r. 320 Minna Flynn James F., ironmolder, r. 221 Tehama Flynn James H., blacksmith Pac. Iron Works, r. 356 Third Flynn James H., clerk B. W. West. r. 1903 Hyde Flynn James J., bookkeeper, r. 558 Minna Flynn James P., carpenter, r. 29 Pleasant Flynn James S., harnessmaker, r. 5 Hampton PI Flynn James J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Falk- land, bet St. John and Tombigbee Flynn John, r. 463 Jessie Flynn John, r. Falkland, bet St. John and Tombig- bee Flynn John blacksmith, r. 116 Gilbert Flynn John, blacksmith Market St. RR., r. 112 Lang- ton Flynn John, carpenter, r. 1465 Minna Flyun John, farmer, NW cor Butte and Bryant Av Flynn John, foreman Menzies, Bingham & Co., r. NE cor Jersey and Vicksburg Flynn John, laborer, r. 252 Minna Flynn John, longshoreman, r. 41 Pacific Flynn John, machine hand A. Frei, r. 4 Haggin Flynn John, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1701 Mission Flynn John, teamster Patrick T. Flluu, r. SW cor Eighth and Howard Flynn John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 116 Jasper Flynn John, waiter Golden Eagle Hotel Flynn John, wood and coal, 1113 Mission, r. 1101 Mission Flynn John Mrs., widow, r. 922 Natoma SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ ^t West of Fillmore Street OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iiuporlers of and Dealern In COAli and I>IC» IRON, 41 Market Ktreet, corner Ki>ear. FLY 447 FOG Flynn John C, drirer La Grande Laundry, r. 109 Ellis Flynn John D., driver F. Korbel & Bros., r. 150 Silve; Flynn John F., salesman Keane Bros., r. 424 0'Farrell Flynn John H., carpenter, r. 612 Sixth Flynn John H., clerk, r. NW cor Butte and Bryant Av Flynn John J., upholsterer, r. 818 Folsom Flynn Joseph, lather, r. 425 Hayes Flynn Joseph, hostler D. Eyan & Co., r. 816 Geary Flynn Julia Mrs., r. 612 Stevenson Flynn Luke, laborer, r. 87 Brady Flynn Luke, salesman music dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 5 Hampton PI Flynn Maggie, domestic 734 Sixteenth Flynn Margaret, widow, varieties, 202 Ninth Flynn Maria, widow, r. Falkland, bet St. John and Tombit!bee Flynn Marj- Mrs., forewoman Fred H. Busby Flynn Mary A., domet^tic W s Minnesota, bet Shasta and Napa Flynn Mary E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary School, r. 29 Pleasant Flynn Mary E. Mrs., r. 927 Folsom Flynn Maurice, clerk, r. 619 Mission Flynn Maurice, laborer, r. 68 Shipley Flynn Matthew J., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. W s Diamond, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Flynn Michael, r. 431 Pine Flynn Michael, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S s Mariposa, bet Pennsylvania Av and Mississippi Flynn Michael, blacksmith, r. 3047 Sixteenth Flynn Michael, carpenter N. B. and M. ER., r. 127 Hickory Av Flynn Michael, hostler James Fagen Flynn Michael, laborer, r. 313 Folsom Flynn Micnael, laborer, r. Empire Lodgings Flynn Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S s ' Mariposa, bet Mississippi and Pennsylvania Av Flynn Michael, waiter New York Bakery, r. What Cheer House Flynn Miles, laborer, r. .335 Jessie Flynn P., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. Flynn Patrick, r. 921 J^ Harrison, rear Flynn Patrick, blacksmith, r. 150 Silver Flynn Patrick, butcher, r. NW cor Bryant^v and Butte Flynn Patrick, butcher John O'Brien, r. NW cor Sixth and Brannan Flj'nn Patrick, farmer, r. 52 Quinn , Flynn Patrick, laborer, r. 1903 Hyde Flynn Patrick, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf Flynn Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 313 Folsom Flynn Patrick, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 1138 Howard Flynn Patrick H., stonecutter, r. 723 Harrison Flynn Pe;er, dairyman, r. 630 J$ Fulton Flynn P. J. Mrs., r. 30 Golden Gate Av Flynn Stephen, conductor Omnibus RR. Flynn Thomas, expressman, 10 Third, r. 41 Ritch Flynn Thomas, fireman P. M. SS. Granada, r. 236 Brannan Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. E s Florida, bet Solano and Butte Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. 561 Bryant Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. 609 Seventh Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. 2415 Clay Flynn Thomas, longshoreman, r. .561 M Mission Flynn Thomas, merchant, r. 1913 Clay Flynn Thomas, shoemaker, r. 226 California .\\, B. H. Flynn Thomas, shoemaker P. Veitch, r. 107 Twenty- sixth Flynn Thomas, steward, r. 1620 California Flynn Thomas, stonecutter, r. 51 Third Flynn Thomas E., reporter Examiner, r. The Baldwin Flynn Thomas F., teamster, r. 711 Natoma Flynn Thomas J., clerk The Examiner, r. 29 Pleasant Flynn Thomas P., groceries and liquors, 535 Steven- son Flynn Timothy, laborer^ r. SW cor Louisiana and Sierra Flynn Timothy, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 612 Stevenson Flynn Timothy, laborer Presidio Reservation Flynn Timothy, pork packer, r. 10 Boardman PI Flynn Timothy, woodpolisher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 1903 Hyde Flynn Timothy J., druggist, r. 531 Twenty-second Flynn William, carriagemaker, r. 721 Minna Flynn William, clerk, r. 41 Ritch Flynn William, clerk Goldstein & Cohn, r. 473 Clem- entina Flynn William, deckhand tug Transit, r. 5 Freelon Flynn William, longshoreman, r. 8 Minna Flynn William C, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 20 Free- lon Flynn William E., policeman, r. 537 Birch Av Flynn William G., stairbuildor John R. Drew, r. Ala- meda i^'Flynn. See Flinn Flyshaker Samuel, furnishing goods, 931 Dupont and 810 Dupont, r. 1206 Stockton Foard George B.. r. 2318 Clay Foard Jolin M. , journalist and School Director, r. 425 Kearny Foard Lorenti (Hubert & Co.) and dealerships' materials. 3-5 Steuart, r. Alameda l0~Foard. See Ford and Forde Foarts Fritz, waiter, r. 313 Fourth Fochetti Michele, Swiss Mutual Ben. See, 627 Com- mercial Focht William, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 560 Howard Foerst Philip, r. 446 Brannan Foerster Albert, liquor saloon, 1011 Folsom Foerster Constantine E. A., bookkeeper Joost Bros., r. 1440 Mission Fogarty Alice Miss, saleslady, r. 1169 Market Fogarty Dennis, laborer, r. 31 Freelon Fogarty Elizabeth Mrs., r. 4 Willow Av Fogarty Henry P., foreman S. P. RR., r. 831 Nine- teenth Fogarty J., r. Park Hotel Fogarty James, butcher, 70-71 Centre Market, r. 606 Fillmore Fogarty James, coachman, NE cor Broadway and Gough Fogarty James, laborer C. P. RR. Fogarty James, printer, r. 521 Geary, rear Fogarty James, shoemaker, r. 638 Post Fogarty James J., laborer, r. 81 Stevenson Fogarty John, blacksmith, r. 529 Valencia Fogarty John, blacksmith helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 64 First Fogarty John, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter Fogarty John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cop Shasta and Georgia Fogarty John J., actor, r. 1125 Stockton Fogarty John T. , bookkeeper James Phelan and secretary Democratic County Committee, oflSce 232 Phelan Building, r. 606 Fillmore Fogarty Margaret T., widow, r. 1169 Market Fogarty Martin, laborer, r. 13 White Fogarty Mary, widow, r. 1826 Hyde Fogarty Mary, widow, r. NW cor Chattanooga and Twenty-second Fogarty Michael, teamster, r. SW cor Utah and Santa Clara Fogarty Patrick, r. 81 Stevenson Fogarty Sherman S., clerk S. Foster & Co.. r. 638 Post Fogarty Thomas, liquor saloon, 27 Pacific Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. 1129 Twentieth Fogarty Thomas, lumberman, r. 501 Sixth Fogarty Thomas H., deputy County Clerk, r. 606 Fill- more Fogarty William J., r. 424 Powell Fogazzi Francisco, bartender, r. NE cor Stockton and Green Foge Carston, bookkeeper Thomson & Evans, r. 911 Union Foge John M., clerk William Merz, r. 428 Powell Foge Lapenz, insurance agent, r. 520 Twenty-third Fogel Benjamin, tailor, 816 Montgomery Fogel Francis, carpenter, r. 804 Third Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay, r. 610 Grove Fogel Jacob, clerk George Fogel, r. 610 Grove Fogel Jacob, tailor, r. 452 Clementina Fogel Ruby R., shipping clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 910 O'Farrell 1^" Fogel. See Fogle and Vogel Fogelberg Magnus A., compositor, r. 20 Otis PI Fogg Augusta, widow, r. 719 Webster Fogg F. Herbert, clerk general freight office C. P. BR.,r. 609 Post Fogg George, r. SE cor Turk and Steiner Fogg George W., superintendent Pac. Iron Works, r. 18 Twelfth Fogg Leslie F., machinist Western Iron Works, r. 110 Fourth ^ I o o rt- I— I 0 o Ml » as I a © O rt- o B o o M« STEAM ENGINES Threshing Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM& CO.. 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE FOG 448 FOL U % H 3^ ^ V 35 bo m o o o hi A Fogg Putnam, driver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 25 H Sixth Fogg Satnnel, glove cutter Lippitt, Leak k Co., r. 269 Sixteenth Fogle Lewis C, cashier Wheaton & Luhrs, r. Beres- ford Hotel Fogle Oren B., cashier U. 8. Internal Revenue, r. Beresford Hotel tS' Fopel. See Fogel and Vogel Fogler Goorge P., shoemaker M. Mayer, r. 2623 Sutter Fogus David H., uiiuiug, r. 914 Geary Fojada Peter, painter, r. 915 Jackson Folcone A., Fishermen's Market, NE cor Front and Vallejo Folding Iron Gate and Guard Co., George H. Rice president, Charles N. Shaw secretary, 323 Market Foley B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 938 Mission Foley Benjamin, architect, r. 1814 Hyde Foley Bridget, domestic 38 South Park Foley Catherine, widow, r. 257 Stevenson Foley Catherine, widow, r. 6 Caroline Foley Charles, r. 68 Minna Foley Charles, r. SW cor Jones and Bay Foley Christopher C, engineer, r. 311 Filbert Foley Coleman, laborer, r. 412 Jj Shipley Foley Cornelius, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Jones and Leavenworth Foley Cornelius J., painter, r. 441 Hayes Foley Daniel (Vorrath & Foley) r. 12 Dore Foley Daniel, boilertnaker Fulton Iron Works, r. Ahl- born House Foley Daniel, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor Mariposa and Tennessee Foley Daniel, shoemaker, r. 637 Minna Foley David J., r. 730 Filbert Foley David J. Jr., porter Castle Bros. & Loupe, r. 730 Filbert Foley Denis, scavenger, r. S s Collins, nr Geary Foley Dennis, laborer, r. 135 M Dore Foley D. L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 336 Eddy Foley Edmund, groceries and liquors, 1315 Montgom- ery Foley Edward T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 218 Stockton Foley Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 119 Powell Foley Ella, domestic 12 Russ Foley Ellen, domestic 720 Union Foley F. & Co. (Francis Foley) hides, wool, pelts, tal- low and furs, 219-221 Drumm Foley Francis (F. Foley & Co.) r. 124 Fulton Foley Francis R., tanner, r. 21 Moss, rear Foley Frank J., upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., r. 31^ Rausch Foley G., roller Pac. Rolling Mills Foley H. Miss, r. 1225 Market Folev Hannah, widow, r. 129 Twenty-third Foley Henry J., lithographer, r. 809 Buchanan Foley Hugh, stonecutter, r. 392M Ninth Foley James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. Tene- riflfe, nr St. John Foley James, porter Bonestell, Allen & Co., r. Ala- meda Foley James, pressman Anderson & Co. Foley James, trackman Clay St. RR., r. 1719 Jones Foley James, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. NE cor Polk and Lombard Foley James A., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 634 Minna Foley Jeremiah M., laborer, r. 31)^ Rausch Foley John, conductor Omnibus RR. Foley John, driver, r. 637 California Foley John, expressman, NE cor Fourth and Foleom, r. 428 Fifth Foley John, fireman, r. 127 Folsom Foley John, laborer, r. 20 Welsh Foley John, laborer, r. 87 Brady, rear Foley John, laborer, r. 103 Freelon Foley John, laborer, r. 416 Fifth Foley John, laborer, r. 540 Natoma Foley John, laborer Potrero Gas WorkB,r. 8 b Twenty- seventh, nr Folsom Foley John, wheelwright, r. 726 Harrison Foley John, painter H. B. Wagner, r. 17 Isis Foley John, shoemaker, 789 Folsom, r. 69 Minna Foley John, teamster, r. 137 Perry Foley John C, carpenter, 1617 California, r. 1616 Bush Foley John F., hackdriver, r. 24 Clara, rear Foley John H., r. 2423 Howard Foley John J., laborer, r. 29 Clarence PI Foley Julia, widow, r. 29 Clarence PI Foley Kate, domestic 2310 Clay Foley Katie Miss, shoefitter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co- r. 31 H Rausch Foley Lawrence, longshoreman, r. .59 Stevenson Foley Luke, longshoreman, r. 27 Freelon Foley Margaret, widow, r. 12 Dore Foley Martin, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 1708 Turk Foley Mary, widow, r. 1719 Jones Foley Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 257 Stevenson Foley Maurice, bartender Sears & Foley, r. 5 Market Foley Michael (Hughes & Foley) r. 430"Eddy Foley Michael, laborer, r. 16 Hunt Foley Michael, laborer, r. 412}^ Shipley Foley Michael, laborer, r. Pennsylvania Av, bet Mari- posa and Solano Foley Michael, longshoreman, r. 17 Natoma Foley Michael, longshoreman, r. 138 Lombard Foley Michael, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 17 Tehama Foley Michael, policeman, r. 13 Garden Foley M. J., tanner Richard Curtis, r. Nicholas Hotel Foley Myles, laborer Market St. RR., r. 15 Page Foley P., currier, r. 350 Jessie Foley Patrick, engineer, r. 720 Third Foley Patrick, house mover, r. 725 5^ Natoma Foley Patrick, groceries and liquors, 17 Zoe Foley Patiick, laborer, r. 66 Minna Foley Patrick, laborer S. P. RR., r. 24 Julian Av Foley Patrick, porter Nicholas Steiner, r. 612 Natoma Foley Patiick H., teamster Em. Meyer & Co., r 242 Lily Av Foley Patrick W., blacksmith, r. 103 Freelon Foley Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 103 Freelon Foley Peter, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 607 How- ard Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 8 8 Sixteenth, nr Harrison Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Gilbert Foley Thomas, livery stable, 1812 Powell Foley Thomas, liquor saloon, 115 Vallejo Foley Thomas, piano tuner, r. cor Lahaina and Savannah Foley Thomas, soapmaker, r. 1022 Bryant Foley Thomas J., blacksmith, r. 6 Grand Av Foley Thomas J., pressman Bulletin, r. 21 Gnnnlaon Av, B. H. Foley Timothy (Sears & Foley) r. 426 Hickory Av Foley Timothy, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r, 120 Dore Foley Timothy, gardener, r. 2423 Howard Foley Timothy, milk ranch, cor Mauritius and Rail- road Av Foley Timothy, seaman, r. 58 Everett Foley Timothy, steerage watchman P. M. 88. Granada Foley William, laborer, r. 40 Spear Foley William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 564 Stevenson Foley William, teamster, r. 416 Fifth Foley William, track cleaner Market St. RR.,r. 1112 Army Foley William E., clerk Pac. Box Factory, r. 1022 Bryant Foley William E., pressman 8. F. Chronicle, r. 1315 Montgomery Foley William 1., attorney at law, r. 916 Pacific Foley William M.' (Foley & Gilmore) r. 15J4 Tehama Foley & Gilmore (William M. Foley and James H. Gil- more) liquor saloon, SW cor First and Mission Folger Allyn S., clerk Frank A. Huntington, r. 403 Oak Folger Annie E. Mrs., instructess Wheeler & WilBon Mnfg Co., r. 110 Sixth Folger Clinton, clerk S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 334 Hayee Folger Daniel W.. manager Flint's Warehouse,SW cor Battery and Greenwich, r. 1916 Franklin Folger Edwin G., telegraph operator W. 0. Tel. Oo., r. 608 Post Folger Eugene, salesman, r. Russ House Folger George P., bootmaker, r. 2623 Sutter Folger Herbert, accoimtant New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., r. 602 Buchanan Folg'er J. A. & Co. (James A. Folger and William H. Lamb) importers and dealers coffee, teas and spices, and proprietors Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, 104-106 California Folger James A. (J. A. Folger &Co.) r. Oakland Folger J. Atheam Jr., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak- land Folger Samuel B., salesman law dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Brunswick House Folger Beth, r. 1215 Mason LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OBDERai FOB WASHINt.) PR4»in PTI.V ATTKNDKU TO OFFICE, 648 MAKKKX MTREKT. FOL 449 FOE ■"olger Shubael M., watchman CuBtom House, r. 768 HarriBon Folger William, farmer, r. Hotel Khein Folk Fritz, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Folk Solomon, merchant, r. 213 Gough Folkers A. H. B. (J. H. A. Folkers & Brother) r. 423 Golden Gate Av Folkere J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers & Brother) r. Oak- land Folkers J. H. A. & Brother (J. H. A. and A. H. B.) agents Tieniann & Go's surgical and dental instruments, trusses, etc., 118 Montgomery Folkers Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co., r. 1225 Market Follansbee Alonzo W., bookkeeper John Rosenfeld, r. 33 Glen Park Av Follansbee Frank, decorator, r. 260 Third FoUett William T. laborer C. P. RK., r. 524 Fourth, rear Follin Ormond W., clerk ■wholesale dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co., r. 921 Polk Follis Richard H., capitalist, 23 Nevada Block, r. 2530 Mission Follman C. Frederick, bookkeeper H. M. Covert, r. Oakland Follman Joseph C, salesman H. M. Covert, r. Oakland Follmer George W., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. cor Rail Road Av and Guiana 8^ Follmer. See Vollmer and Volmer Folly Carlo, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Folsom Albert, proptr Fashion Carriage Factory, 217 Ellis, r. 2918 Sacramento Folsom Charles B., expressman, SE cor Sixth and Market, r. 1711 Polk Folsom David, speculator, r. 201 Powell Folsom Eugene H., collector Albert Folsom, r. 2918 Sacramento I Folsom Eugene R., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1945 Geary Folsom George A., bookkeeper Albert FolBom, r. 1511 Jackson Folsom George F., carpenter, r. 22 Bernard Folsom Geonre F. Jr., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 22 Bernard Folsom George 8., clerk Union Iron Works, r. 645 Folsom Folsom George T., general accountant S. P. RE.,NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34 Folsom John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W b Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa Folsom Louise, widow, seamstress, r. 16 M Wlldey Folsom Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 22 Bernard Folsom Myrick, carpenter, r. S s Manitoba, bet Sus- quehanna and St. John Folsom Sophia A. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary School, r. 22 Bernard Folsom Street Pharmacy, D.D. Hunt manager, SE cor Folsom and Fifth Folsom Water Po-wer Co. (Folsom, Sacramento Co.) John H. Redington president, H. P. Liver- more secretary and treasurer, 806 Market, room 120 Folte Gustave, bookkeeper Jacob TTnna, r. Oakland Foltig Galisto, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Foltz Clara 8. Mrs., attorney at law, 26-27 Stevenson Building Foltz Frank G. (Foltz & Vincent) r. 1517 California Foltz Matthew, salesman Kast & Co., r. 1069 Howard Fol z Samuel, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg *t Bowen, r. 717 Post Foltz & Vincent (Frank G. Foltz and William Vin- cent) carpenters, SE cor Van Ness Av and Bush Fonceretta Joseph, broommaker, r. 9 Sonora Fonceretta Pietro, broommaker, r. 9 Sonora Fonda Charles P., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 3011 Sacramento Fonda Peter, deck hand C. P. BR. stmr Transit, r. West Oakland Fonda William M., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 3011 Sacramento Fonda William T., bookkeeper T. J. Bass & Co., r. 3011 Sacramento, bet Broderick and Baker Fonseca David L., physician, r. 101 Mason Fonseca H. G. Mrs., magnetic physician and baths, 101 Mason Fontaine Pierre, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 1103 Montgomery Fontana Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Fontana Mark J. (M. J. Fontana & Co.) r. 516 Lom- bard Fontana M. J. t&Co. (Mark J. Fontana) shipping and commission merchants, 30 Sacramento Fontana Mary Mrs. (Fontana & Freiligrath) r. 316 Stockton Fontana Vincent, plaster parls molder, r. 425 Powell Fontana & Freiligrath (Mrs. Mary Fontana and Mrs. Maria Freiligrath) decorative art rooms, 326 Sut- ter Fontenais Louis, waiter, r. 308 Sutter Fontinl Antonio, cook, r. Roma Hotel Fookes William G., carriagespring maker, r. 126 Chat- tanooga Foormau Isaac S., civil engineer, olfice 76 Montgom- ery Block, r. 2022 California Foorman Simon, ditch owner (Calaveras Co., Cal.) office 76 Montgomery Block, r. 2022 Calilornla Foot C. B., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. Oakland Foot Henry D.. first assistant engineer P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 1929 O'Farrell Foote Hugh, carpenter, r. 1131 Twenty-first Foote Lucius H., attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel Foote William, engineer, r. 25 Dupont Foote "William W., Railroad Commissioner Third District, office 320 Sansome. r. Oakland Footligiit, Tlie (dramatic daily) J. D. Robertson publisher, 538 California Fopplano Annie, widow, r. 406 Union Foppiano Charles fFerroggiano & Foppiano) r. 515 Green Foppiano Frank, groceries and liquors, E s Mission Rnad, opp Twenty-ninth Foppiano Filippo, vegetable peddler, r. 16 Union PI, rear Foppiano Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Foppiano Giuseppe, laborer, r. 3 Bannam PI Foppiano John, cartraan, r. 608 Ash Av Foppiano John B., scavenger, r. 428 Union Foppiano Marco, scavenger, r. 424 Union Foppiano Pietro, boarding, 13 Union PI Foppiano Rose'tta Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Mirag- lia, r. 4 Bannam PI Foppiano Stefano, scavenger, r. 21 Lafayette Foran Edward F., printer, r. 502 Third Foran Frank, oil refiner, r. 555 Stevenson Foran James, boilermaker, r. 40 Spear Foran James, longshoreman, r. 2 Lincoln PI Foran John J., blacksmith Mllo P. Holmes, r. 347 Ship- ley Foran Joseph, hackman. r. 555 Stevenson Foran Patrick, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 656 Stevenson Foran Thomas J., bartender, r. 555 Stevenson Foran William, laborer, r. 314 Folsom Forbes Alexander (Forbes Brothers & Co.) r. San Ra- fael Forbes Alexander, cabinetmaker Alexander J. Forbes, r. 327}^ Bryant Forbes Alexander J., cabinetmaker, 18 Market, r. 327 J^ Bryant Forbes Andrew B., general agent Mutual Life Insur- ance Co. of New York, 214 Sansome, r. 29 Essex Forbes A. P., mining, office 238 Montgomery Forbes Arthur W., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. Oak- land Forbes Brothers &, Co. (Alexander Forbes) im- porters and commission merchants, 420 Jackson Forbes Charles, cashier Forbes Bros. & Co., r. 129 Turk Forbes Charles F., physician, r. 417 Bush Forbes Charles H., bartender, r. Empire Lodgings Forbes Christina, widow, r. 117 Julian Av Forbes Duncan, hackman, r. 3 Alice Forbes Ebenezer, porter, r. 37 Sacramento Forbes Edward, law student, r. 526 Pine Forbes Frank G., assistant foreman E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 1308 Pacific Forbes Frank H.. apothecary, SE cor Geary and Bu- chanan Forbes Franklin P., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1309 California Forbes Frederick, cook O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 1012 Stockton Forbes Hugh W., superintendent Station B, Post Office, NW cor Eighth and Mission, r. 119 Fair Oaks Forbes J. Alexander, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office, r. Alameda Forbes James, boilermaker, r. 3 Alice Forbes James Jr., boilermaker, r. 3 Alice t. W. CLARK (X CU. INTERIOR DECORATORS, 28 Wholeealc aud Retail dealers In Pttper Hnniriueis, and all kinds of Window Shade Materials and Fixtures. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FVI.TUN IKON W«»KKN, 213 Fremont Mtreet, Alannlacturers of AiuaI|f»iii»tinK I'una and Kpitlem. FOR 450 FOR Forbes Jennie A. MiBs, assistant Lincoln Oramnuir School, r. 320 Turk Forbes John, stevedore, r. 563 Mission Forbes John R., assistant engineer P. C. SS. Los An- geles, r. 609 Folsom Forbee John T., trunkmaker, r. SW oor Capp and Sev- enteenth Forbes I^ouis, engineer, r. 3 Bruce PI Forbes S. A. Miss, r. 516 Van Ness Av Forbes Thomas T. , boatman, and eztraman Hose No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. NE cor Vallejo and Davis Forcada Frank, fisherman, r. 1003 Battery, rear Forcade Joseph, clerk Bernard Gost, r. 90 Everett Force Edward E., laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 18 Bluxome. lear Force Nellie Miss, saleslady The Bandbox, r. 44 Third Forck George L. A., foreman machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano Ford Alexander, shoemaker, r. 1711 Jessie Ford Annie, widow, r. 1326 Sacramento Ford Anthony, laborer, r. 7 Kent Ford Archibald, foreman Gas Consumers' Assn. r. 114 Oak Ford Bartholomew, hostler John Nolan, r. 719 Bran- nan, rear Ford Bridget, widow, r. 404 McAllister Ford Catherine, widow, r. 15 Bannam PI, rear Ford Charles, clerk, r. 1326 Sacramento Ford Charles A., butcher, r.NE cor Bahama and Yazoo Ford Charles H., butcher, 211 Fourth, r. 254 5^ Fourth Ford Charles R., bookkeeper Sadler & Co.. r. 24 Twelfth Ford Charles W. R., salesman Brown & Metzner, r. 26 McAllister Ford Christine, waitress, r. 46 Second Ford Daniel, r. 119 Gilbert Ford Daniel Jr., laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works, r. 119 Gilbert Ford Daniel J., driver, r. 322 Fulton, rear Ford Delia Miss (Ford & Mast) 209 O'Farrell Ford Edward, cutter, r. 517 Pine Ford Edward, lather, r. 69 Water Ford Edward, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Ford Ellen, widow, r. 317 Filth Ford Eugene, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 442 Jessie, rear Ford Frank C, clerk Chief Quartermaster's office, Presidio Reservation, r. 912 Sutter Ford Frederick W., butcher A. Morganstern, r. 137)4 Clara Ford George, woolgrader, r. 6 McLea Court, rear Ford Heury, clerk Madison & Burke, r. Oakland Ford Henry C, r. 2041 Howard Ford Henry C, butcher A. W. Morgenstem, r. 53 Silver Ford Ira C, stableman, r. 364 Minua Ford James, clerk, r. 1613 Leavenworth Ford James, expressman, cor Sacramento and Polk , r. 1112 Hyde Ford James, plumber Thomas Day & Co., r. 404 Mc- Allister Ford James P., driver Swanberg & West, r. 1307 Stockton Ford Jeremy T., machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. W 8 Minnesota, bet Sierra and Nevada Ford Jerome B., president Mendocino Lumber Co., 40 California, room 1, r. Oakland Ford Jesse C, conductor Market St. RR., r. 329 Sev- enteenth Ford John, boottreer, r. California Av, bet Virginia and Eugenia Ford John, junk dealer, r. 69 Water Ford John, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 658 Fol- som Ford John, salesman Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r. 707 Hyde Ford John, shoemaker, 527 East, r. 342 Union Ford John E., brush mnfr, 512 Moultrie, B. H. Ford John J., butcher, and assistant foreman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r. cor Corea and Yazoo Ford Joseph A., cashier Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oc- cidental Hotel Ford Joseph C, clerk, 444 California Ford Julia, domestic 171b Geary Ford J. W., r. 324 Turk Ford Luke, longshoreman, r. Freelon Ford Margaret, widow, liquor saloon, 412 Main Ford Maria, widow, r. cor Bahama and Yazoo Ford Martin, longshoreman, r. 913 Montgomery Ford Mary Mrs., midwife, r. 119 Gilbert, rear Ford Michael, borsesboer, 339 Tenth, r. 8 Juniper Ford Michael, papercarrier, r. 502 H Broadway Ford Michael, shoemaker Cabn, Nickelsburg k Co., r. 122 Lnngton Ford Michael, longshoreman, r. 853H Folaom Ford Michael A., machinist P. C. 88. Co., r. 1818 i Market Ford Michael C, butcher, r. 8E cor Bahama and Yazoo Ford Nathaniel M., clerk, r. 138^ Rose Av Ford Patrick, peddler, r. 1121 Harrison Ford Patrick B., waiter, r. Montgomery's Hotel Ford Ralph H. C., advertising agent Chronicle, r. 104 Taylor Ford Robert, bookbinder Althof & Babls, r. 304 Green Ford Samuel, waiter, r. 1 Eddy Ford Silas P., inspector Custom House, r. 613H Lom- bard Ford Stephen, shoemaker, r. 7 Bernard Ford Thomas, gasfitter, r. 404 McAllister Ford Thomas, horseshoer, 105 First, r. 1307 Steiner Ford Thomas J., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service, r. San Jose Ford Thomas W., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 711 X Nineteenth Ford Timothy, marble polisher, r. 132 Seventh Ford William, r. 210 San Jose Av Ford William, blacksmith Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 534 Natoma Ford William, butler 835 California Ford William, laborer O. P. RR., r. 106 Welsh Ford William, milk ranch, E s Goettingen, nr Silver Av, U. M. T. Ford William, steerage watchman P. M. 88. San Jose Ford William C, compositor Post, r. Commercial Hotel Ford k Mast (Miss Delia Ford and Miss KateC. Mast) ladies' hair dressers, 209 O'Farrell Forde John, driver Omnibus RR. Forde Mary, widow, bakery, 2218 Larkin Forde William J., agent San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Co., office Washington St. Wharf, r. 313 Fell B^ Forde. See Ford and Foard Forderer Joseph F., metal roofer, 53 Beale, r. 1413 Octavia Fordham Patrick, drayman, r. 161 Silver Fordmau Herman, coal passer P. M. SS. City of New ' York Fordyce Elizabeth, widow, r. 737 Clementina Fordyce James M., bookkeeper, r. 820 Fourth Fore Charles W., banker (Bakersfield, Gal.) r. 2308 I Jackson Forehepper Antoue, laborer, r. N 8 Twenty-sixth, bet ; Church and Chattanooga Foreman A. & Son (Andrew and Andrew Jr.) type foundry, 518 Sansome Foreman Alfred, porter Louis Taussig k Co., r. 1514 i Jones Foreman Andrew (A. Foreman & Son) r. 1514 Jones Foreman Andrew Jr. (A. Foreman & Son) r. 479 Haight • Foreman Daniel A., type founder A. Foreman & Son, r. 1514 Jones Foreman Edward, seaman, r. 21 Sixth Foreman George T., salesman J. H. Curley & Co., r. 21 Sixth Foreman John, musician Bella Union Theater, r. 2012 Powell Foreman Solomon W., civil engineer and surveyor, r. 605 Hayes tff' Foreman. See Forman Forest Ernest, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. William Tell House Forester Henry D., cook, r. aO Lewis PI B^" Forester. See Foerster, Forrester. Forster and Foster Foretti A., r. 509 Broadway Forgert Emil, waiter Tivoli Opera House Forgie John, cutter Henry Steil, r. Palace Hotel ForglerLeon, '-ngineer, r. SE cor Baker and Lewis Forman Charles I., driver City RR., r. 216 Fif- teenth Forman Edward B., clerk general freight office C. P. RR.. r. 737 Market Forman Robert B. (Balfour, Guthrie jc Co.) r. Liver- pool, Eng. Forman Sands W. (Splivalo i Forman) r. 700 Post d^ Forman. See Foreman SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P^°™p'*»l?*rJS?°J!ltrn'l!:«'''''''''fl J. IVIHUl/U lUUUn Ot L>U. noMKSTIC COAl,, 41 Market street, cornerSpeir. FOB 451 FOS FormhalB Ferdinand (Star Glue Factory) r. lt)09 Du- pont Forminger Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific Forner Frederick A., clerk I. L. A. Brodersen &Co., r. U William Forner Jacob B., r. 14 William Forner William C, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 1011 Leavenworth Forney Stelim»n, assistant U. 8. Coast and Geodetic Survey, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 33-43, r. Oakland Forguignon John, cook F. Nobmann, r. 625 Merchant Forrer Julius, gardener, r. 558 Katoma Forrest Charles A., waiter, r. 254 Clementina Forrest Edwin, blacksmith City Forge, r. 415 Harri- son Forrest G., compositor, r. 700 Broadway Forrest James, teamster, SW cor Washington and Davis, r. 432 Fell Forrest James AI., proptr Atlantic Straw Works, 132 Fourth, r. 312 Capp Forrest John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 251 Tehama Forrest John, ship carpenter, r. 415 Harrison Forrest Minnie A. Miss, teacher music, r. 312 Capp Forrest S. W.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Forrest Thomas M., machinist, r. 1 Polk Forrest W. Dnimmond, salesman R. M. Black, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av Forrestelle Frederick L., gymnast, r. 319 Bush Forrester Bertha Mrs., r. 638 Green Forrester James, sale stable, 608-610 Mission, r. 638 Green Forrester Michael W., mattressmaker, r. 252 Third Iff" Forrester. See Foerster, Forester, Forster and Foster- Forsaith Charles E., cook, r. 112 Pacific Forsaith Edward W. (E. W. Forsaith & Co.) r. Grand Hotel Forsaith E. W. & Co. (Edward W. Forsaith) commis- sion and provision merchants, 325 Front Forsaith George, r. 2628 Sacramento i^" Forsaith. See Forsyth and Forsythe Forsluud Jonas, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., r. 11 Har- lan PI Forsmau Nancy F., widow, r. 1130 Twenty-first Forsman William T., master mariner, r. 417 Post Forsmann Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Forssa Peter, tailor J. L. Baloun, r. Oakland Forssell Jolin A., cook, r. 734 Folsom Forster Charles, liquor saloon, 735 Mission, r. 789 Mission Forster Charles W., seaman, r. 7 Commercial Forster David, .leweler Thomas Lundy, r. 740 Folsom Forster Edwin L., law clerk Fisher Ames, r. 626 Shot- well Forster Eugene L., clerk G. H. Pitts & Co., r. 626 Shotwell Forster Georg'e, liquor saloon, 214 Dupont, r. 537 O'Farrell Forster Harry, pianist, r. 215 Post Forster Oscar A., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1902 Bu- chanan Forster Rudolf, teacher music, r. 712 Taylor Forster Rose Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School Forster William G., seaman, r. 127 Jackson 8^ Forster. See Foster, Forrester, Foerster and Forester Forsyth Alexander C, salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 419 Geary Forsyth David M., cook, r. lOJessie Forsyth Elijah, teamster I. 8. Van Winkle & Co., r. 435}^ Hayes Forsyth George, florist, r. 2008 O'Farrell Forsyth George C, shoemaker, r. 407 3« Hayes Forsyth John, florist, 20 Post and (W. H. Collie & Co.) r. cor Grove and Baker Forsyth John M., laborer, r. 739 Golden Gate Av Forsyth Orrin W., bookkeeper, 66 Nevada Block, r. 1532 Polk Forsyth Robert, superintendent Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 25 Stanly PI , Forsyth Philip S., student Pacific Business College Forsyth William, expressman, SW cor Market and Sixth, r. 1314 M Natoma Forsyth William 0., plumbing and sheetiron work, 1077 Maiket, r. 1505 Guerrero Forsyth William K., collector, r. 407 J4 Hayes Forsythe Jessie Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary School, r. 2724 Mission Forsythe John, iron lAolder, r. 416 Shipley Forsythe Peter, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, r. 416 Shipley Forsythe Samuel, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 2724 Mission 0^ Forsythe. See Forsyth and Forsaith Fort (tlasoti (formerly Black Point or Point San Jose) N s Bay, bet Van Ness Av and Laguna Fort Wlnfield Scott (formerly Fort Point) nr Golden Gate, four miles west of city Fortado Jose R., barber, r. 520 Bush Forteler Karl, S. F. Baecker Vereln, 413 Sutter Fortell Andrew, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Forthaus Anton, driver Potrero Yeast and Distilling Co., r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Nevada and So- noma Forthman J. D., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Fortier Leander, engineer Presidio RR., r. Harbor View Fortier Pierre A., optician, r. 1906 Eddy Fortier Rose Miss, r. 1906 Eddy Fortier Shadrack M., letter carrier Post Office, r. 912}4 Laguna Fortin Frederick, seaman, r. 11 Pacific Fortin Pierre, milker, r. W s San Bruno Road, opp Teneriffe Fortmann Frederick (Fortmann & Co.) r. 260 Tehama Fortmann Frederick, liquor saloon, 323 Turk, r. 308 Golden Gate Av Fortmann Henry, driver Pac. Laundry, r. 323 Jessie Fortmann Henry F. (Fortmann & Co.) r. 1808 Ellis Fortmann & Co. (Frederick and Henry F. Fort- mann) proprietors Pacific Brewery, 267-271 Te- hama and 266 Clementina Fortriede Henry, salesman John G. H. 'Meyer, r. 919 Howard Fortro Joseph I., teamster, r. 32 Willows Av Fortunas Rudolph, porter Loughran & Wolf, r. 8 Bowie Av Fortune Henry W., r. 219 Seventeenth Fortune .Tames P., r. 1027 Post Fortune Martha, widow, r. 410 Broadway Fortune Mary, widow, r. 1027 Post Fortune Michael, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 410 Broadway Fortune William R., with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 700 Post Fos Isidore, butcher, 1320 Dupont, r. 1701 Dupont Fos Joseph, butcher D. Coutolenc, r. 525 Union Fos Lucien, cutler Jacques Escaig, r. 525 Union Fos Raymond, butcher, SW cor Pacific and Powell, r. 1701 Dupont BS'"Fos. See Fauss and Foss Fosbery George, seaman, r. 520 Bush Fosbery William, blacksmith Cal. Glass Works, r. W 8 Chenery, nr Thirty-first Fosen Christian, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Fosen House, Osmund R. Fosen proptr., 407 Tehama Fosen Osmund R., proptr Fosen House, 407 Tehama Foskett William, cabinetmaker, r. 48 Tehama Foss August, cooper, r. 2612 Tehama, B. H. Foss August, waiter La Grande Laundry Foss F., butcher, r. 1554 Howard Foss Frank E., boatswain P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific Foss Frank E., longshoreman, r. 227 Second Foss Frank J., butcher G. G. Wickson, r. 45H Twelfth Foas Frederick, waiter, r. 313 Fourth Foss George N., laborer, r. 1021 Capp Foss Henry, laborer, r. 1021 Capp, rear Foss Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19 Decatur Foss Ivery L., carpenter, r. 710% Tehama Foss Le Roy, r. 326 Geary Foss Maria Miss, cloakmaker, r. 225 .Jessie Foss Martin, clerk C. L. Dingley, r. E s Vermont, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa Foss Mary, widow, r. 225 Jessie Foss Mendel M. (Martin L. Haas & Co.) r. 109 Du- pont Foss Oscar, importer photographic materials and chemicals, 841 Mission, r. 428 Geary Foss William S., student, r. 1021 Capp, rear 8^'Foss. See Fauss and Fos Fossa Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Fossas Miguel G., clerk P. Fernandez, r. 1119 Stock- ton Fossas Peter, compositor, r. 1234 Stockton Fossett Charles D., with Whittier, Fuller 4 Co., r Nucleus House Fossette Edwin R., bookkeeper Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. SE cor Noe and Jersey TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO., 509,511 Market St. Wagons. Bu22ies,Carnaires.sieafflE!i2im WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: JOHN WIWinuRC:, Otnce 133 Sp^ar street. Yards: 18» lo 147 Mp«ar Mt., and S6, 2S Howard Hu V FOS 452 FOU Fossette H. N., carpenter, r. 560 Folsom FosBum Emily C. C. -widow, dress maker, r. 627 Mission Foseum Sivert, uMp carpenter, r. NE cor Sierra and Michigan FoBtella W., waiter, r. 529 Sacramento Foster Albert L., superintendent Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 2027 Pine Fopter Alfred, coachman M. W. Belshaw, 1626 Jack- son Foster Andrew, quartermas'ter P. M. 8S. City of Pek- ing Foster Antonio, r. P&cific Alley Foster Arthur J., salesman S. Foster & Co., r. 611 Valencia Foster Arthur W. (S. B. Wakefield & Co.) r. 1213 Jones Foster Calvin, bootblack A. I. Korn, r. 6U Kearny Foster Charles, frnits and candies, Oakland Ferry, r. 6 Grove Foster Charles, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York Foster Charles, seaman echr Trustee, r. 238 Steuart Foster Charles, ship carpenter, r. SW cor Pacific and East Foster Charles A., inspector Custom House, r. Oak- land Foster Charles B., waiter, r. 642 Howard Foster Charles C, laborer, r. 112 First Foster Charles J., with George C. Shreve & Co., r. 13 St. Ann's Building Foster Charles M. (Jahn & Foster) r. 121 Stockton Foster Charles M.. machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 1626 Broadway Foster Charles T., shipwright, r. Marlborough House Foster Colin L., r. 202 Hyde Foster Daniel, shipwright, r. 191 Sixteenth Foster Edward, supervising engineer C. P. RR. stmrs, office Ferry Building foot Market, r. 2105 Califor- nia Foster Edward Jr., student Cal. Commercial College Foster Edwin J., r. Cliflf House Foster Emily Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 333 McAllister Foster Emma Mrs. (Still & Foster) r. 191 Sixteenth Foster Frederick, longshoreman, r. 49 Jessie, rear Foster Frederick W. (Foster k Co.) r. 719 Valencia Foster George, actor, r. 311 Sutter Foster George, laundryman, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Foster George, packer Genesee Mills, r. 324 Broadway Foster George, salesman Charles Nathan, r. 4M Bay Foster George A., carpenter, r. 1232 Twenty-first Foster George H., Insurance broker and commission merchant, 313 California, r. San Rafael Foster George W., collector, r. 331 Montgomery Foster Herman, capitalist, r. 2735 Howard Foster Isabella, widow, r. 22 H Everett Foster James, salesman Nolan Bros., r. 22 Fair Oaks Foster J. Frank, clerk general auditor's office C. P. RB., r. 722 Harrison Foster Jesse C, sashmaker W. B. Bradbury, r. 1209 Folsom Foster John, carpenter, r. 337 Turk Foster John, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 21 Va- lencia Foster John, marble polisher D. Zeglio, r. 2 Gilbert Foster John, painter, r. Kentucky House Foster John A., bartender, r. Commercial Hotel Foster John A., fireman S. P. RR., r. 18 Isis Foster John B., traveling salesman William Lewis & Co., r. Oakland Foster John C, fireman 8. P. RR., r. 14 Isis Foster John F., clerk general manager C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend Foster John R., with John A. Shaber, r. Oakland Foster •Tuning G.. proprietor Cliff House, termi- nus Point Lobos Av, six miles from City Hall Foster Laura Miss, teacher nmslc, r. 631 Geary Foster Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Foster Mary, widow, r. 304 Fremont Foster Nettle Miss, teacher music, r. 631 Geary Foster Norbome P., physician and surgeon, office and r. 1019 Folsom Foster Oscar, druggist, r. 404 Post Fo8t«r S. dc Co. (Samuel Foster) importing and jobbing grocers, 2G-28 California Foster Samuel (8. Foster & Co.) r. 1055 Poplar. Oak- land Foster Samuel, carpenter, r. W s Sanchez, nr Nine- teenth Foster Samuel L., student, r. 534 Bartlett, bet Twen- ty-fifth and Twenty.sixth Foster Theron E., laborer, r. 5 Bridge Foster Thomas, bartender D. H. Bockmann, r. 1314 Polk Foster Thomas A., r. 620 Washington Foster Thomas W. 'Foster k Co.) r. 914 Twentieth Foster William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 118 Fillmore Foster William, watchman King St. Gas Works, r. 645 Folsom Foster William A., engineer Brickell & Kruger, r. 5J5 Boardman PI Foster William F., printer Dodge Bros. & Shreve, r. 191 Sixteenth Foster William F., teamster, r. 624 Fourth Foster William P. (Phelps & Foster) r. 931 Market Foster William S., agent, office 322 Pine, r. 102 Ninth Foster Winthrop F., carpenter, r. 333 McAllister Foster Winthrop F. Jr., clerk John^Hanson, r. 333 McAllister Foster & Co. (Thomas W. and Frederick W. Foster) candy mnfrs, 1025 Market f^" Foster. See Forster, Foerster, Forrester and. Forester Fosting Manuel, deck hand C. P. RB. stmr Modoc Foth August, r. 3 Mary Lane Fothergill James, porter Davis 4 Cowell, r. 3 San An- tonio Fotheringham George, physician, r. W s Buena Vista, nr Courtland Av, B. H. Foubert Eugene A., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 959 Folsom Foubert J. E., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 959 Folsom Foucault Victor M. , real estate, office 137 Mont- gomery, r. Oakland Fouchet Louis, butcher, r. 834 Vallejo Fouchy Onesime, gardener, 1318 Pine Fouhetti Miihele, farmer, r. Ticino Hotel Fouke Edward, driver City RR., r. 75 West Mission Foulds John E., attorney C. P. RR. and S. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 40, r. NE cor Green and Hyde Foules Andrew, waiter P. C. SS. George W. Elder Foulkes Stephen G., clerk Middleton & Co., r. 1005 Capp Foulkes Thomas C, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. Oakland Foulkes W. S., spring maker Eugene Soule Foundation Michael, deck hand Cal. S. N. Go's stmr Mary Garratt Foundling Asylnm, 913 Golden Gate Av Fountain James W., teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 218 Hermann Fountain Jeremiah, dyer, r. 20H Potter Fountain M. E. Mrs., artist, studio and r. 329 Phelan Building Fountain Lazarus, whitener, r. 133^ Trenton, rear Fountain Peter, hackman, r. 17 Water Fountain The, George Schmitt proptr, 8E cor Kearny and Sutter Four Hills Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.) office 210 Davis Four Mile House, James Potter proptr, NW cor Mis- sion and Randall Fouratt Enos, captain C. P. RB. stmr Modoc, r. 1611 Polk Fouratt Enos Jr., first-officer S. P. C. RR. stmr Gar- den City, r. 1305 Vallejo Fouratt Isaac R., pilot stmr C. M. Small, r. 1611 Polk Fourcade Juan M., laborer, r. 33 Hinckley Fourcade M. Mrs., stewardess P. C. SS. George W. Elder Fourcade Margaret, widow, r. 16 Oak Grove Fourness William, machinist, r. 1025 Alabama Fournier Ferdinand, bakery, 638 Pacific, r. 15 Virginia PI Fourquet Ivan, foreman Courrier de San Francisco, r. 612 Montgomery Fouquet Jules, r. 703 Taylor Fourth Street Hotel, Ernst W. Klevesahl proptr, 512 Fourth Fouse Probus J., laborer, r. 775 J^ Mission Fouse Robert, clerk, r. Nucleus House Fouse William P., bottler Haake & Hagedom, r. 606 Franklin Sy Fouse. See Fauss Fonts Clarence L., secretary Globe Ironworks Co., 222-224 Fremont, r. 1011 Washington LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. 119 MONTeOAIERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD Tr4»RK. 1.0fV PRICES. Oft'FICK. 64» 9IARKET STREKT. FOU 453 FKA r. E s Nebraska, bet r. E s Nebraska, bet r. 1013 Filbert E s Nebraska, bet Fouts Daniel L., r. 1023 Powell Fonts Maria Mrs., millinery, i Third Fowkes Frederick, driver, r. 8W cor Filbert and Baker Fowkes FrederlcK S., driver. Sierra and Hiunboldt Fowkes Eichard, milk dealer. Sierra and Humboldt Fowkes Bicbard Jr., prissman Fowkes Sarah, paper box maker, r Sierra and Humboldt Fowkes Sophia J. Miss, r. E s Nebraska, bet Sierra and Humboldt Fowle E. O., bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W., r. 419 Geary Fowler Mrs., r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission Fowler Albert G., contractor, r. 718 Union Fowler Catherine Mrs., r. 1125 Columbia Fowler Charles, restaurant, NE cor Pacific and Kearny Fowler Charles A., weigher freight dept C. P. EB., r. 14 H Bluxome Fowler Daniel, tinner Taylor Goodrich Fowler E. B., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 806 Green Fowler Frank H., salesman Continental Oil and Trans- portation Co., r. 15 De Boom Fowler Franklin H., master mariner, r. 309 Gough Fowler Frederick E., r. 504 Geary Fowler George, conductor, r. 1219 Fillmore Fo-vvler George H., druggist, NE cor Howard and Seventh Fowler George W., clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 44 Third Fo-ivler Grilbert C, wood and coal, and proprietor Fowler's Yucca Boiler Covering Co., 413 Pacific, r. 117 Capp Fowler H. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 309 Gough Fowler H. E., physician, office 127 Kearny Fowler James, seaman, r. 212 Steuart Fowler Jeflerson, cigars and tobacco, 229 Bush, r. Oakland Fowler J. N., driver Market St. BE. Fowler John, fireman C. P. EB. stmr Modoc Fowler John, furnished rooms, 783 Market Eowler John, hatter, r. 414 Folsom Fowler John B., drayman Bonestell, Allen & Co., r. 12U1 Webster Fowler Laura T. Miss, inspecting teacher Public Schools, r. 529 Capp Fowler Mary, widow, r. 24 Welsh, rear Fowler Mary F. Miss, r. 117 Capp Fowler Sophus, manager Bobert A. Steinegger. r. NE cor Pacific and Kearny Towler Thaddeus W.. clerk freight depot S. P. RE., r. 107 O'Farrell Fowler William, carpenter, r. 419 Jones Fowler William, engineer, r. 254 Minna Fowler William, liquor saloon, 214 Steuart Fowler William C, clerk Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 117 Capp Fowler William C, poultry dealer, r. cor Santa Clara and Connecticut Fowler William G., r. 1705 Howard Fowler William H., conductor Central BE., r. 127 Kearny Fowler William H. C, marine secretary Cal. Insure ance Co., r. 201 Turk Fowler William W., clerk, r. 2829 Bush Fowson Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 15 Bernice, rear Fowzer Annie E. Miss, school teacher, r, 202 Stockton Fowzer Jacob (Hayes & Fowzer) r. 1028)4 Market Fox Alexander, 'foreman Julius M. Kaufman, r. 410 Kearny Fox Andrew W., mining, 439 California, r. 1910 Gough Fox Charles, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av Fox Charles A., barber, r. 22 Eleventh Fox Charles J., liquor saloon, 620 Market, r. 215 Post Fox Charles N. (Fox & Kellogg) r. 1057 Market, Oak- land Fox Charles W., stockbroker, 439 California, r. The Baldwin Fox David, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r. 315 Jessie Fox David C. (Fox & Duley) r. 1327 Minna Fox Edwin B., clerk, r. 910 Laguna Fox E. P., seaman, r, 314 Bush Fox Ferdinand, cooper, r. 1112M Bryant Fox Frederica Miss, assistant Young Women's Chris- tian Assn Kindergarten, 29 Minna, r. 637 Folsom Fox George F., waiter Charles Pechln, r. 704 Pine Fox Harry, with John F. Bolts, r. 905 Market Fox Henry, deckhand stmr Constance Fox Henry A., capitalist, 113 Leidesdorflf, r. 720 Geary Fox Henry L., stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 105 Stockton Fox Herman B., physician and surgeon, office and r. 637 Folsom Fox Horatio, carpenter, r. 708 Folsom, rear Fox Hyman, upholsterer, r. 9H Moss Fox Isaac, machinist John W. Quick, r. 735 Vallejo Fox Jacob M., dentist, r. 637 Folsom Fox James, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Fox James, r. NW cor Army and Sanchez Fox James H., gardener, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Capp Fox J. M., r. Commercial Hotel Fox John, laborer, r. W s Mission Eoad, nr Five-Mile House Fox John, clerk, r. 404 Golden Gate Av Fox John, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 229 Minna Fox John, varnisher McAuliflfe & Co., r. 155)4 Tehams Fox Joseph, coppersmith Sanders & Co., and extra- man Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D.. r. 1206 Broadway Fox Levin T., cattle dealer, r. 740 Guerrero Fox Louise Mrs., r. 743 Pine Fox Mary, widow, r. W s Mission Road, nr Five Mile House Fox Michael, hostler, r. SW cor Twentieth and Point Lobos Avs Fox Morris, peddler, r. 735 Vallejo Fox Nellie Mrs., r. 452 Sixth Fox N. P., r. 120 Ellis Fox Otto (EngelDrecht, Fox k Co.) r. 1726 Bush Fox Patrick E., laborer C. S. Moses & Co., r. Through- fare Hotel Fox Patrick S., agent, r. 510)4 Broadway Fox Peter, policeman, r. 121 Ninth Fox Philo B., sewing machine agent, r. 910 Laguna Fox Samuel, barber, r. 406 Fell Fox Sarah, widow, r. NW cor Fourth and Folsom Fox Theodore, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 715 Howard Fox Theresa Mrs., r. 615 Hyde Fox Thomas, carpenter, r. 434 Minna Fox Timothy, carpenter, r. 1116)4 Folsom Fox Thomas, liquor saloou, 632 Fourth Fox William, clerk, r.W s Mission Eoad, nr Five Mile House Fox William J., bookkeeper H. L. Fox, r. 213 Turk Fox & Duley (David 0. Fox and Frank P. Duley) wood and coal, 1713 Mission Fox <& ILellogg (Charles N. Fox and Marmaduke B. Kellogg) attorneys at law, 530 California, rooms 1-3 Foy James, laborer, r. 7 Lick Alley Foy John B., metermau S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 140 Perry Foy John J. (Wilkins & Foy) r. 611 Larkin Foy John M., assistant teacher chemistry St. Ignatius College, r. 344 Jessie Fov Stephen, laborer Cal. Glass Works Foy Thomas, stone cutter, r. 14 White PI Foye Ada Mrs., r. 873)4 Market Foye Andrew J. C. (Foye Brothers) r. New York Foye Brothers. (Andrew J. C. and Johnston E.) mnfrs agents, 507 California Foye Charles E., master mariner, r. 831 Fulton Foye Frau.is, laborer, r. 22 Berkeley Av Foye Frank, clerk, r. 2202 Steiner Foye George, r. 2202 Steiner Foye George W., sailmaker Thomas Eeynolds. r. 6 Mission Foye Henry, plasterer, r. 212 Gough Foye James, teamster Patrick T. Flinn, r. 426 Shipley Poj-e Joliii W., resident physician Twenty-sixth Street Hospital Foye Johnston E. (Foye Brothers) r. 2602 Sacramento Foye William H., machinist, r. 873)4 Market Foye W. B. S. (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. Sacra- mento City e^ Foye. See Foy Fozard George, marker Scherb, Rathje & Wickham, r. Manhattan Hotel Frace John. r. 313 O'Farrell Fracker Albert H. , general superintendent S. P. C. BE., r. Palace Hotel Fraeder Eobert, boatman, r. 315 Drumm Fragley Martin, laborer Custom House, r. S s Thirty- first, nr Chenery Fragley Thomas, laborer La Grande Laundry INTEEM DECOBATOES. G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 MarM St. H IlVCHL.E'r. «I»IER.»S k Fraternal Record (semi monthly) Fraternal Pub- lishing Co.. publishers ami proptrs, 252 Market Frates F., deck hand C. P. RR. stmr Apache Fratlne«r A. M. (proprietor Fratinger & Cos Cloak and Suit House) importer and mnfr ladies and children's cloaks and suits, 105 Kearny, r. 629 Post LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. DIAMONDS, PEARLS and other PRECIOUS STONES ( 19 Montgomery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ^TAAHISrCt CAl.l.EI> FOR AND I>Kl,IVRRK». OFFICK, 648 MARKKT MTRKRT. ERA 457 FRE FRATINGERi GO'S Cloat and Suit Honse A. M. Fratliig-er proprietor, tvholesale a.nd retail cloaks and suits, 105 Kearny Frattini Giuseppe, butcher Miuers' Restaurant Frauen Henry H., boot and shoemaker, 542 Third Fraueu Peter, cabinetmaker J. S. Bennett, r. 23J4 Twenty-second Frauenholz Hugo, bookkeeper Bavaria Brewery, r. 1619}^ Dupont Frauenholz Philip, proprietor Bavaria Brewery, E 8 Montgomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green, r. 135 Chestnut Frauenthal Isaac, capitalist, r. 1808 Pine Frawley Henry, driver John Frawley, r. E s GaBtro, bet Fifteenth and Henry Frawley John, dairy, E s Castro, bet Henry and Fif- teenth Frawley Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 533 Geary Frawley Michael J., gasfitter, r. 829 Howard Frawley Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 107 Freelon Frawley Richard, teamster Reilly & Co., r. 5 Noonan Av Frawley Thomas, peddler, r. 506 Eighth Frawley Thomas R., metal roofer, r. 1009 York Frawley William M., carpenter, r. 502 Mission Frazee Mary E., widow, r. 8 Hopetou Terrace Frazer Charles E., sign painter, 333 Fifth Frazer Charles S., molder National Iron Works, r. 16 Cleaveland Frazer David W., salesman C. Curtin, r. 2214 Fill- more Frazer Delia Mrs., tailoress, r. 23 J4 Minna Frazer James, brakemau, r. 624 Fourth Frazer John W., expressman, r. 40G Fell Frazer Robert W. (Locher & Frazer) r. 1117 Clay Frazer Thomas F., blacksmith, r. 1210 Green Frazvr William A., salesman C. Curtin, r. 808 Taylor Frazier Albert, bellman, r. 1124 Pine, rear Frazier Annie Miss, nurse Pac. Dispensary Training School, r. 223 Thirteenth Frazier F. F., salesman Cal. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 77 Fourth Frazier F. F. Mrs., carpet sewer A. Berson & Son, r. 77 Fourth Frazier James, tinsmith, r. 115 Twelfth Frazier John, metal roofer, r. 48 Seventh Frazier William J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada 0^ Frazier. See Fraser and Frazer Freaney John, watertenderP. M. SS. Colima Freauor John A., capitalist, r. 25Dupont Frear Allen, boxmaker R. E. Barnes, r. 735Brannan Freborn Julius, clerk John E. A. Helms, r. SW cor Seventh and Stevenson Freeh Johannes, laborer, r. 5 Washington Freeh John, packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 1419 Stock- ton Frechette Louis, bartender C. G. Butler, r. 243 Ninth Frecon Frederick, bartender H. A. Bellmar, r. 500Du- pont Fredel Henry, r. 637 California Frederichs Frederick, Cigarmaker's Assn, 114 Du- pont Frederick Antonio (Antonio Frederick & Co.) r. Ill Jackson Frederick Antonio & Co. (Antonio Frederick and Con- stautine Ignacio) clothing, 326 Drumm Frederick Conrad, tinner, r. Jersey, bet El Dorado and Channel Frederick Henry, cooper John H. Holden, r. 118 Drumm Frederick Moe M., salesman Davis Bros., r. 102 Mason Frederick P.. r. 118 Eddy Frederick William, insurance broker, r. 1426 Mission Frederick 'William A., proprietor Jackson Brew- ery, 1428 Mission, r. 14.'6 Mission Fredericks Adolph, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory Fredericks Charles E., salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 1128 Sutter Fredericks Charles W., special policeman, r. 104 Mc- Allister Fredericks Conrad, cook, r. 411 Pacific Fredericks Edward P., lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1326 Fillmore Fredericks Frank (Anderson & Fredericks) r. Virginia City Fredericks Frank O., salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 1128 Sutter Fredericks George, clerk, r. 271 Minna Fredericks Jacob C, drayman, 24 Sansome, r. 1613 Steiner Fredericks John C, drayman, NE cor Battery and Bush, r. 417 Francisco Fredericks John J., porter Siegfried & Brandenstein, r. 816 Jessie, rear Fredericks Joseph (Joseph Fredericks & Co.) r. 1128 Sutter Fredericks Joseph & Co. (Joseph Fredericks) carpets, oilcloths, furniture, etc., 649-651 Mar- ket Fredericks Leopold, master mariner, r. 10 DeBoom e£^ Fredericks. See Fredricks, Friedricka and Fried- ericks Fredericksburjef Brewing Co, (E. A. Denicke, E. Schnabel and E. Tosetti) office 539 California, brewery San Jose Frederickson Charles, stevedore, r. 1 Scotland Frederickson Charles J., seaman, r. SE cor Berry and Ritch MS" Frederickson. See Fredrickson Frediani A., bartender C. Roziere, r. 326 Jessie Frediani Amelia Mrs., cigarmaker C. Petri, r. 410 Broadway Frediani Giovanni, vegetables, 74 Colombo Market Frediani Francesco, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Frediani Luij,'!, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Fredricks Arthur K., blacksmith, r. 124 CoUingwood Fredricks George, cashier Union Iron Works, r. 124 CoUingwood Fredricks Vincent, rigger, r. 562 }<} Bryant Fredricks William D., clerk, r. 124 CoUingwood B^" Fredricks. See Fredericks and Friedricks Fredrickson Antone H., cook, r. 2614 Tehama, B. H. Fredrickson Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Fredrickson Frederick C. (Wittland & Fredrickson) r. 3}^ Larkin Fredrickson Henry, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 1313 Sansome Fredrickson William, first officer C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. East Oakland 8^" Fredrickson. See Frederickson Free Benjamin F., foreman Union Iron Works, r. 811 Buch nan Free Congregation Hall, 310 O'Farrell Free Mary Mrs., r. 13 Laskie Free Public Library, George H. Rodgers pres- ident, Henry Marshall secretary, Frederick B. Perkins librarian, 428 Bush, bet Kearny and Du- pont Free Robert (T. Donahue & Co.) r. 911 Folsom Free William, machinist, r. 826 Lombard Free William, deputy Sheriff, r; 206 Eddy Fieebolt P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Freeborn James, capitalist, r. NE cor Gough and Jackson Freechtle Joseph, saddler and harnessmaker, 807 Lar- kin Freed Abraham, expressman, SE cor Kearny and Cali- fornia, r. 235 Clara Freel Annie, widow, r. 35 Turk Freel Bartley, hatter, r. 255 Beale Freel James, boot treer, r. 22 Minna Freel John, printer Adjutant General's office U. 3. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 35 Turk Freel Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 35 Turk Freel William, compositor Examiner, r. 35 Turk 8^ Freel. See Friel and Freil Freelaud Chester S., clerk 8. F. Grain Exchange, r. Oakhmd Freelsnd John J., seaman, r. .303 Ninth Freeland William W., clerk E. O. Gleason, r. 207 Gough 65^ Freeland. See Vreeland Freelon Thomas W., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r. 1310 Webster Freely John, laborer, r. 926!^ Harrison Freeman Albert A., draftsman engineer's dept C. P. BR., r. Oakland Freeman C. A. P., waiter, r. 12 Everett Freeman Caroline, widow, r. 242 Laugton Freeman Charles W., r. 520 Bush Freeman Charles W. (Torras & Freeman) r. Oakland Freeman Daniel R., expressman, cor Montgomery an(|j California, r. 931 J4 Sicramento ^^^ Freeman Elisha, captain bark Helen W. Almy Freeman Eliza, widow, r. 433 Greenwich j.^ Mis- Freeman Emanuel S.(Greenebaum, Sachs & Fr r. 1102 Van Ness Av G.W.CLARK & CO.n'«?SeSS» 645 UM^ kET ST. es. HiNCKLEY3SPIERS& HAYES, FVILTON IRON WORKS. SIS Fremont Ntreet. AgenU for the celebratcU DEAME MTEAM PUMPS. FEE 458 FEE Freeman Eugene M., pilot, ofElce 606 Battery, r. Oak- land Freeman Frederick W., mate bark Helen W. Almy Freeman George, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 433 Greenwich Freeman H. H. Mrs., r. 816 Jackson Freeman Hiram D., ehipjoiner, r. 852 Mission Freeman J., laborerf r. 520 Broadway Freeman Jacob (Freeman & Wrin) r. NW cor Califor- nia and Fair Avs, B. H. Freeman James, janitor, 305 Sansome Freeman James, waiter, r. 83 Stevenson, rear Freeman James A., woolgrader C. S. Moses & Co., r. SO-: Sixth Freeman James E., surveyor and draftsman, 104 Mont- gomery Block, r. Oakland Freeman Jeremiah N., janitor, 324 Pine Freeman John, seaman schr Phoebe Fay, r. 26 Sacra- mento Freeman John A. Mrs., r. 122 Taylor Freeman Jolin H. , D. S. Inspector of Hulls, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 21, and marine surveyor, 430 California, r. 212 Powell Freeman Joseph J., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 324 !« Seventh Freeman Leauder (Freeman & Baker) r. 569 Howard Freeman Magnus, tailor, r. 2 Delta PI Freeman Margaret, widow, ladies nurse, r. 12 Everett Freeman Matthew, horse shoer, 1927 Mission, r. 112 Lily Av Freeman Moses C. steward director's car C. P. KR., r. 623 Post Freeman M. E. Miss, medical student, r. 821 Valencia Freeman Otis R., clerk r. 104 Stockton Freeman P. Enos, teacher music, r. 902 Clay Freeman Robert L. (Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.) r. Oakland Freeman Samuel E.. janitor, r. 209 Prospect PI Freeman Samuel F., clerk, r. 904 Powell Freeman, SmitU & Co. (Arthur A. Smith) ship- ping and commission merchants, 122 California Freeman Thomas, salesman, r. Philadelphia Hou.ie Freeman Thomas, stevedore, r. 324 M Seventh Freeman Walter J., clerk Dewey & Co., r. 417 Post Freeman William, bartender, r. 605 Pine Freeman William, longshoreman, r. 3 Alaska PI Freeman William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Freeman & Baker (Leander Freeman and Isaiah Bak- er) shipping merchants, 217 Davis Freentkn &Wrin (Jacob Freeman and Michael J. Wrin) plumbers and gasfitters, stoves and ranges, 326 Third Freer Edwin D.. bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W., r. 317 Geary Freer Peter Mrs., widow, r. 235 O'Farrell Freese Andrew C, stevedore and tug owner, office 3 Mission, r. 11 Thirteenth Freese Andrew C. Jr., master tug Kate, r. 11 Thir- teenth Freese Frederick, carpenter, r. 417 Sutter, rear Freese Frederick A., liquor saloon, SW cor Bush and Kearny, r. 447 Jessie Freese Henry, cook, r. 148 Fifth Freese Henry, dishwasher C. Nielson, r. Minerva HouKe Freese Henry, laborer, r. 123 Jackson Freese Henry, seaman, r. 6 Salmon, rear Freese Henry, special policeman, r. 2419 Clay Freese Hermann F. (H. F. Freese & Co.) r. 129 Second Freese H. F. & Co. (Hermann F. Freese and Oscar Fisher) fancy and furnishing goods, 158 Third Freese Johanna, domestic 2027 Howard Freese John, laborer, r. 734 Broadway Freese John, watchman, r. 22 Bluxome Freese John H., r. 110 Eleventh Freese Tenska, domestic 1611 Larkin Freese William, clerk William Warnke, r. 734 Broad- way Freese William H. (Freese & Wright) 2033 Fillmore Freese & Wright (William H. Freese and George M. Wright) real estate agents, 2033 Fillmore 1^" Freese. See Frese, IFries and Friese Freeth Alice Miss, shoefltter, r. 1149 Market Freeth Bella Miss, straw worker, r. 1149 Market ■r>eeth Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1149 Market Fraflfer William F., bookkeeper E. D. Farnsworth & Franion, r. Oakland Franz i, drew, mnfr furniture and bedsteads, 231-239 Franz L«, j. 20 Rincon PI Mary'.iiard, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Frei John, porter, r. 40 Natoma •^ Frei. See Frey, Fry and Frye Freiberg Edward, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Freiburger John, r. Park Hotel Freick Charles, machinist, r. 2123 Union Freid Victor, seaman P. C. SS. Lob Angeles Freidenrich David (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker- man) attorney at law, 42(i California, rooms 4-5, r. 124 O'Farrell Freidenrich Samuel, teacher, r. 2106 Sutter Freidlein Robert, machinist, r. American Exchange Hotel Freidlein William, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 335 Sixth Freie Henry, bartender, r. 19 Grand Av Freiermuth George A., carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 1524 Ellis Freight Circular (monthly) J. H. Carmany k Co. publishers, 409 Washington Freiligrath Maria Mrs. (Fontana & Freiligrath) r. 316 Stockton Frelling Peter, barber, 228 Branuan Frelsinger Louis, laborer, r. 624 Fourth Freiss Louis, teamster Jacob Knobloch, r. NE cor Butte and Tennessee Freitag Christina M. widow, r. 318 Drumm Freitag Henry, confectioner Maison Doree Freitag Walter, farmer, r. 621 California Freitas Antoine L., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 1818 }4»NE AT VERY LOW RATES. OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET, FBI 461 FUG Fritschi John H., foreman upholsterer JohnB. Luch- singer & Son, r. 825 Jeeste Fritschi Sigmund, engineer, r. 718 Minna Fritschi Ulrich, foreman, r. 722 Minna Fritz August, compositor George Spaulding & Co., r. 1617 Howard Fritz Charles H., steerage steward P. M. S8. Colima Fritz Dietrich H., boiler maker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 546 J^ Bryant Fritz Eugene N. (Fritz & Kean) r. 2526J^ Mission Fritz Frederick, tinsmith, r. 1617 Howard Fritz Jacob, deckhand Cal. S. N. stmr Mary Garratt Fritz John, assayer, r. 1617 Howard Fritz Julian, cookJDonovan & O'Donnell, r. Creedmoor House Fritz L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 118 Ridley Fritz Margaret, widow, r. 739 Harrison Fritz Mary, widow, r. 1131 Howard Fritz Philip, tanner, r. 427 Ellis Fritz William, driver City RR., r. 133 Fifteenth Fritz & Kean (Eugene N. Fritz and Michael C. Kean) plumbers and gasfitters, 130 Geary Fritzer Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Fritzo Mathias O., laborer Matthew Turner, r. 119 Clinton Fritzscha Rudolphe, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Fritzschen Charles, teamster, r. 29 Second Fritzschen Hermann B., liquor saloon, NW cor Steu- art and Mission Frizell Francis, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 431 Vallejo Frizell Joseph, shoemaker, r. 318 Pacific Frizell Lucy Miss, dressmaker, r. 431 Vallejo Frizell Mary, widow, r. 431 Vallejo Frizell Richard, shoemaker Charles Lester, r. 318 Pacific • Frizell William, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 431 Vallejo Frochen Ada. widow, r. 415 Golden Gate Av Frodsham Edward, packer Genesee Mills, r. 1219J^ Pacific Frodsham Edward Jr., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1219M Pacific Frodsham Henry, clerk, r. 113 Turk Froehlich Joseph, painter, r. Turk St. Hotel Frcelich Christian Jr., agent Morris, Tasker & Co. (of Philadelphia, New York and Boston) ofBce 202 Market, room 8, r. Grand Hotel Froese Frank W., beltmaker H. Royer, r. 608 Bryant Froh Eliza, domestic 150 Steiner Frohburg N. A., deckhand stmr Constance Frohlig Augusta Miss, r. 407 Pacific Frohlig Heinrich. seaman, r. 5 Washington Frohman Charles, cooper, r. North Pacific Hotel Frohman Henry (Strauss & Frohman) r. 920 Jackson Frohman Herman, salesman Mlerson & Jewell, r. 735 Green Froliman S. tfc Co. (Solomon Frohman) import- ers, cigars, tobacco and meerschaum pipes, and amber goods, 335 Kearny Frohman Solomon (S. Frohman & Co.) r. 236 Kearny Frohman T. F., r. North Pacific Hotel Frohmnnn Emanuel, clerk C. P. Kimball, r. 429 J4 Oak Frohmann Ferdinand, bookkeeper S. Lachman & Co., r. 429 J4 Oak Frohmann Susman, shoemaker E. Lehmann, r. 429)^ Oak Frohn John, shoemaker, 12 Howard Frolich Theodore, clerk A. Waldstein, r. 1517 Califor- nia Fromage T., cook, r. cor Pacific and Montgomery Fromberg B., insurance broker, office 331 Fourth Fromberg Charles, upholsterer H. Granz, r. 530 Bush B^" Fromberg. See Froomberg Fromeleus Charles L., waiter P. C. SS. Dakota Froment Mars A., machinist, r. 729 Bay Fromhein Julius, fruits and produce, 56 Second Fromm Louis (Fromm & Schaefer) r. 967 Howard Fromm Nicholas, cooper, r. Branch House Fromm William M., laborer Jackson Brewery, 1428 Mission Fromm & Schaefer (Louis Fromm and Charles -( Schaefer) mnfrs upholsterers' trimming, 543 Mar- ' ket Pronemann Henry A., bartender, r. 63 Tehama Front Street Block, E s Front, bet Clay and Washing- ton Front Street Free Warehouse, Gower & Gil- man proprietors, SW cor Front and Broadway Glen Park Av . r. 2622 Sutter Front Street Wharf, foot Front Frontin Elizabeth A. Miss, assistant Ewlng Primary School, r. 1516 Jackson Frontin J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Jackson Frontin Joseph B., collector F. S. Wensinger, r. 1515 Jackson Frontin Mary J. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School, r. 1515 Jackson Froomberg Abraham, auctioneer, r. 1337 Howard Froomberg Barney, showcasemaker, r. 1656 Howard Froomberg Elias, liquor saloon, 610 Mission, r. 1656 Howard Froomberg Gabriel P., bookkeeper Henry Froomberg, r. 120 Post Froomberg Henry, furrier, 220 Post, and horse dealer, 37 New Montgomery, r. 332 Golden Gate Av Froomberg Isaac, horse dealer, r. 1666 Howard B^" Froomberg, See Fromberg Frosler Thomas, shearer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. NE cor Larkin and Bay Fross Bernard, tailor, 5 J^ Monroe Fross Morris, tailor, 415 Stockton Frost Arthur H., clerk W. J. Bryan, r. 15 Hopeton Terrace Frost Charles H., porter Whlttier, Fuller & Co., r. 1814 Sutter Frost Cordelia L. Miss, r. 632 Jessie Frost Herbert F., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 2622. Sutter Frost Horatio, house and sign painter, 122 Geary, r. 1814 Sutter Frost James W. (Frost & Kenney) r. 25 Frost John N., conductor Sutter St. RR. Froet Julius, cutler, r. 113 Jasper PI Frost Lucy A., widow, r. 221 Capp Frost Mary, widow, r. 1157 Folsom Frost Thomas, baker P. C. SS. Orizaba Frost Thomas B., steward O. and O. SS. Arabic Frost Thomas R., pharmacist Apothecaries Hall, r. 35 Turk Frost Walter C, r. 2914 Sixteenth Frost William, barber, r. 113 Jasper PI Frost William, cook, r. 2728 Mission Frost William P., journalist Post, r. 1404 Leaven- worth Frost & Kenney (James W. Frost and Thomas Kenney) manufacturers' agts, 120 Sutter, room 30 Frothingham Peter, miner, r. 1110 Sacramento Frouth William, carpenter, r. 575 Minna Frowenfeld Edward (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. New York Frowenfeld Jacob (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 1423 Sutter Frowiss Frank J., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 333 Chattanooga Fruchtenicht Diedrich, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento Fruebis Joseph, portrait artist Universal Copying Co., r. 147 Ninth Fruholm Hermann, seaman schr Sadie F. Caller, r. 12 Washington Frulghi Ferdinand, fruits, SE cor Mission and Eighth Frush Carroll V.. druggist, r. 216 Francisco Frutuoso Elanasco, Italian Ben Soc, 423 Washington Fry Abby. widow, r. 620 J4 Clara Fullum Thomas J., laborer, r. 146M Clara Fulman Philip, r. 8 Welsh, rear Fulton Albert, ship carpentejf , r. 118 Perry Fulton Albert L., compositor, r. 132 Townsend Fulton Charles A., clerk U. S. Navy Pay office, r. Oak- land Fulton Charles P., bartender The Mirror, r. 1015 Mason Fulton Daniel J., ivory turner, r. 145 Shipley, rear Fulton Eva Miss, r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta Fulton Hannah, widow, r. 412 Hyde * Fulton House, John Curtiu proptr, 112 Steuart Fulton Iron Works, Hinckley, Spiers k Hayes proprietors, 207-213 Fremont and 309-315 How- ard, office 220 Fremont Fulton John (Lippitt, Leak & Co.) r. 2844 Mission Fulton John B., foreman spinner S. F. Cordage Fac- tory, r. W 8 Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada Fulton John J., tanner, r. 132 Townsend Fulton John M., machinist S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada Fulton Johu R., with Meyer, Wilson k Co., r. 1858)4 Stevenson Fulton John W., expressman, cor Clay and Kearny, r. 1013 Clay Fulton Joseph Ji^., upholsterer, r. 2t)3 Third Fulton Livery Stable, Edward H. Doyle pro- prietor, 246 Third Fulton Margaret, widow, r. 1858!^ Stevenson Fulton Mary J., widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta Fulton Robert J., waiter P. C. SS. Victoria, r. 145 Shipley, rear Fulton Theodore, bartender William W. Shrewsbury, r. 309 Third Fulton Walter E., magazine keeper -Dupont Powder Co., and extraman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta Fulton William (Edwards, Pinkens & Fulton) r. 2418 Washington Fulton William L., compositor Chronicle, r. 132 Townsend Funcheon Mary, widow, r. Sanchez, nr Army Funcke Elise, widow, r. 300 Fair Oaks Funcke Philip, manager Louis Sloss k Co., r. Suma- tra, nr Railroad Av Funcke Philip Jr., currier, r, Sumatra, nr Railroad Av [»■ Funcke. See Funke Fung Chung, Chinese clerk Anglo-Califomian Bank,;r. 739 Sacramento Funk Christian C.sailmaker, 46 Clay, r. 160554 Dupont Funk Henrv, barber, r. 533 Sacramento Funk Louisa Mrs., r. Hotel Rhein Funk Michael, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. E s Stockton, bet Bay and Francisco SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office, 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. rcnnBKRl.AND, K^KHIUH, and KN«L,IN1I FOVNnRY COKE, 41 in»r bet fittreet, corner aipear. FUN 463 GAF Funke Henry, carriage maker William Wertsch, r. 4 Laskie 0^ Funke. See Funcke Funkenstein Charles, optical goods, 320 San- some, room 35, and 21 Union Square^ New York Funkeustein Edward, office 320 Sansome, room 35, r. 697 Ellis Funkenstein. Julius, real estate broker, 320 Sansome, room 35, r. 597 Ellis Funkensteiu Pincus, menhant. r. 1 Caroline Funkenstein Samuel, clerk, r. 1 Caroline Furbush Ellis M., salesman Duttou & Partridge, r. 1827 Stockton ' Furbush Moses, workman assay dept U. S. Mint, r. 813 Lombard Furcate John B., wholesale sheep butcher, cor St. Thomas andBailroad Av, r. Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo Furey Ellen, cook Pac. Dispensary Hospital, r. 223 Thirteenth Furey James, pork packer, r. 239 Ninth Furey John, coachman, 2201 Jones Furey William, laborer, r. Smart's Ranch Furger Eliza Miss, r. 520 Natoma Furger Mary A., widow, r. 520 Natoma Furley Edward, goldbeater, r. 807 Kearny Furley John F., goldbeater, r. 824 Pacific, rear Furlong C. J. Mrs., r. 621 Eddy Furlong Charles, clerk, r. 528 Pacific Furlong G., machinist Dickie Bros. Furlong George, boatman, r. 216}^ Francisco Furlong James, stevedore, r. 15 Natoma Furlong John, boilermaker, r. 313 Day Furlong John, longshoreman, r. 123 Jackson Furlong John, steward, r. 44 Steuart Furlong Joseph, butcher, 1504 Polk, r. 1529 Sutter Furlong Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission Furlong Nicholas, attorney at law, 207 Sansome, room 4, r. 122 Langton Furlong Patrick, driver Potrero and B. V. RE., r. cor Kentucky and Nevada Furlong Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 113 William Furlong Patrick, stevedore, r. 73 Natoma Furlong Patrick F., proptr Starlight Water Works, r. 1 Boyd Furlong Thomas, policeman, r. 293 Union Furlong Thomas N. (Furlong & Mansean) r. 821 Market FURLONG & MANSEAU (TlioMias N. Furlong and James Alan- seau) slio^v case manufacturers, 819 Market Furman C. J. Mrs., proptr Change House, SW cor California and Montgomery Furman Henry M., bookkeeper F. P. & J. A. Hooper, r. 2112 Fillmore Furman W. C, r. 1104 Market Furminger Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 11 Pacific Furness Adam G., carpenter r. 32 Golden Gate Av Furniss John, carpenter and builder, 1125 Sutter, r. 208 Van Ness Av Furniss A. C. Mrs., r. 701 Stockton Furniss George E., engineer Sutter St. RE. r. 1122 Larkin Furrer Ambrose (Furrer, Furrer & Pauman) r. W s Clara Av, nr Eighteenth Furrer Casper, milk dairy, Ws Anderson, nr Courtland Av, B. H. Furrer, Furrer & Pauman (Ambrose and Joseph Fur- rer and Joseph Pauman) dairy, W s Clara Av, nr Eighteenth Furrer Gottlieb, liquor saloon, NEcor Greenwich and Pierce Furrer Joseph (Furrer, Furrer & Pauman) r. W s Clara Av, nr Eighteenth Furrey Henry, r. 207 Bartlett Furst A. Walter, auctioneer and furniture, 959 Mar- ket, r. 140 Eddy Furst John, shoemaker H. Hinders, r. 18 Adelaide PI Furst Philip, dry and fancy goods, 1413-1415 Stockton Furstenthal Julius, bartender, r. 937 Market Furter Samuel, machinist, r. 18 Russ Furth Charles, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. N 8 North Point, bet Polk and Larkin Furth Ignatz, laborer J. F. Knox, r. 6123^ Natoma Furth Simon, office 207 Front, r. 622 Eddy* )»■ Furth. See Firth Fuselier Charles, driver, r. 813 "Howard Fusilier John R., printer, r. 3 Rose Av Fusilier Lewis, clerk, and extramau Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1313 California Fusilier Margaret, widow, r. 3 Rose Av Fusilier William, engineer, r. cor Bay and Jones Fusilier William, butcher Arcade Market, r. 501 Sixth Fustini Peter, florist, 9 Eddy, r. NW cor Twentieth aud Church Futtermenger Gerhardt G., laborer Cal. Sugar Refi- nery, r. 1431 Sanchez Fugenot Auguste, salesman Verdier. Moreau & Co., r. 2118 Larkin Gaba Henrx, peddler, r. 4605^ (548!^) Tehama Gabarino Giovanni, laborer, r. 5 Pollard PI Gabarino James, papercarrier, r. 1523 Mason Gabarino Joseph, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1623 Ma- son Gabarino Marie, widow, r. 1623 Mason Gabarino Michael, painter G. W. Longley, r. cor Mont- gomery Av and Vallejo Gabbs George, machinist, r. 37 Second Gabbs John L., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 37 Second Gabbs Priscilla V., teacher music, r. 323 Oak Gabbs Sarab, widow, r. 323 Oak Gabel Henry F., r. 402 Hayes Gabel Louis, mariner, r. 150 Steuart Gabel Phillip G., cigarmaker David Barry, r. 22 Tele. graph PI Gabelman Charles, millwright, r. 1149 Howard Gabelmann Louis (Terry & Gabelmann) r. 1213 T wenty-second Gabert Mme.. teacher French. German and Spanish, 814 Bush Gabin Emily, widow, r. 32 Sixth Gabinet Pasquel, poultry peddler, r. 405 Union Gabler Gustav, sausage factory, 1412 Polk, r. 1410 Polk Gabriel Adolph D. J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 2914 Sacramento Gabriel Allred, molder, r. Park House Gabriel August, packer Einstein Bros., r. 544 Linden Av Gabriel August, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 1323 Geary Gabriel Augusta, widow, r. 639 Minna, rear Gabriel Auguste, fisherman, r Roma Hotel Gabriel Gaspard. cigars and tobacco, and new and secondhand furniture, 443-445 Valencia Gabriel Henry, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 1323 Geary Gabriel Jacob, teacher languages, r. 711 Hyde Gabriel James, cook, r. 1103 Powell Gabriel Seymour, clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 711 Hyde Gabriele Andrea, flshdealer Clay St. Market., r. 1107 Kearny Gabriele Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Gachet Louis, bartender, r. 3 Wheelock PI Gaddi Michele, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Gaddl Nathaniel, molder, r. 1521 Mason Gaddini Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Gaddini Michele, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Gade Adolph H. , clerk, r. 442 Jessie, rear Gadina Peter, stone cutter, r. 529 Dolores Gadsby Elijah H., house and sign painter, 610 Market, r. 655 Seventeenth Gadsby James R., clerk Elton Boyd, r. 655 Seven- teenth Gadsby Robert J., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. 655 Sev- enteenth Gaerber Joseph, musician, r. 1014 Clay Gaerdes Henry, clerk Herm Gaerdes, r. SW cor Bush and Pierce Gaerdes Herm, liquor saloon, SE cor Vallejo and Front, and groceries, liquors, hay, grain, wood and coal, SW cor Bush and Pierce, r. 2401 Bush Gaerdes John H., groceries and liquors, 534 First Gaerdes Meta, domestic 20 Eincon PI <^ Gaerdes. See Gerdes Gaestel Joseph, groceries, 1016 Kearny, r.lll9 Kearny Gaetcke Gustav, bartender A. Beyer, r. 238 Sixteenth Gaetjen John W. H., liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth and 'Townsend Gaettano M., r. 609 Broadway Gafifagan John G., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 709 Geary . B. IttHABI I. J. TRVIHAir Truman, Isham & Co. Manufacturers' ftgents, 509, 511 MARKET ST. SADT FBABTCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: .»OIIX WIOMORi:. ikFriCE 133 SPEAR KTKEKT. Yards: 12» to 147 Hpear St., and ««, «8 Howard St. GAF 464 GAL © CO QO m u o V •M ^^ o Ph o .4* eg U 9 FN H 0) Gatfeney James J. (Cal. Transfer Co.) r. N s Twenty- second, bet Chattanooga and Dolores Gafifeney Thomas, barber, r. 414 Clementina Gaffey Ann, r. 409 Turk Gaff^y Patrick, clerk, r. 409 Turk Gaffey Patrick T., clerk, r. 1224 Eddy Gaffey Philip, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 409 Turk Gaffey Stephen L., glass blower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 425 Tehama Gaffey Thomas B.. clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 409 Turk Gaffigau John A., news dealer, 307 Fifth Gaffigan Mary, widow, r. (ilS Jones Gaffigau Thomas A., boxmaker, r. 141 Thirteenth Gaffke R. Erust, foreman Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r. 614 Butih Gaffney Annie, widow, r. 75 Stevenson, rear Gaffney Benjamin J., hackman, r. 40 Russ Gaffney Francis, messenger Magdalen Asylum Gaffney Frank, seaman, r. 9 Pacitic Gaffney George J., engraver George C. Shreve & Co., r. 40 Russ Gtfffuey Henry T., laborer Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 714 >ii Natoma Gaffney J., laborer, r. 1318 Dupont Gaffney James, r. 178 Minna Gaflhey James, contractor, r. 125 Julian Av Gaffney James, cook What Cheer House Restaurant, 529 Sawamento Gaffney James, fireman fire boat Governor Irwin, r. 13 Clementina Gaffney James, foreman meter dept S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 40 Russ Gaffney James, hostler Renton Coal Go's Stables, r. 1214 Larkin Gaffney James, laborer, r. 342 Fifth Gaffney James, paver, r. 714 J^ Natoma Gaffney James Jr., engineer's storekeeper P. M. SS. Co's Shops Gaffney Jeremiah, driver David Bush, r. 2422 Bush Gaffney Jeremiah, gardener, S s Sutter, bet Devisa- dero and Scott Gaffney John, butcher, NE cor Fourth and Freelon, r. 103 Freelon Gaffney John, metal roofer, r. 2408 Sacramento, rear Gaffney John, seaman, r. 200 Ja Beale Gaffney Joseph, landscape gardener, r. 604 Ellis Gaffney Joseph, teamster, r. 1065 Howard Gaffney Lewis, fireman P. C. SS. Los Angeles Gaffney Luke, fireman P. M. SS. City of Sydney, r. 541 First Gaffney Malachi, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 323 Clem- entina Gaffney Matthew, hostler, r. 110 Washington Gaffney Michael, bookkeeper Thomas D. Riley, r. 913 Sacramento Gaffney Michael, laborer St. Mary's Hospital Gaffney Michael H., saloon keeper, r. 1532 Jackson Gaffney Patrick, laborer, r. 248 Tehama, rear Gaffney Patrick M., foreman, r. 433 J4 Clementina Gaffney Peter, liquor saloon and boarding, 541 Second Gaffney Philip N., engineer Cal. St. RB., r. 1513 ! Polk I Gaffney Stephen L., glass blower, r. 425 Tehama Gaffney Terrence, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor Shasta and Louisiana I Gaffney William, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 323 Clem- I entina Gaffney William, seaman P. C. SS. Ancon,r. 11 Pacific I Gagan A. J. Mrs., r. 210 Shotwell I Gagan Hugh, teamster William Graham, r. 600 Jones, rear I Gagan Jane, widow, r. 606 Natoma Gagan John F., tailor, r. 1053 Market Gagan Lizzie E. Miss, lithographer, r. 210 Shotwell Gagan Oni. painter B. Bradley, r. 140 Liberty Gagan Thomas, laborer, r. 440 Jessie Gagan Thomas, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &Co., r. 29 Grand Av Gagan William H., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 29 Grand t^ Gagan. See Gagen, Gahagan. Gegan and Geo- ghegan Gage Aaron H., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1802 Stevenson Gage Adolph T., waiter The Windsor, 905 Market Gage Charles L., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 2627 Howard Gage Edgar L., lumberman, r. 195 Sixteenth 424 San- Gage Edward F., printer I. West Taber, r some Gage Harrold, framemaker S. A. Perry & Co. , r. Oak- land Gage John W., master mariner, office 44 Market, r. Oakland Gfge Julia A. Mrs., widow, r. 909 Capp Gage Stephen T., office NE cor Fourth and Townaend room 42, r. Oakland Gage William, carpenter, r. 34 Ellis Gage William 8. (Hubbell, Shattuck & Co.) r. 816 Bush t^ Gage. See Gedge Gagen John, stableman Chase & Wolff, r. 109 Vallejo, rear Gagen John, salesman Wurkheim k Co., r. 1206 Fol- som Gagen Lillie Miss, saleslady Wurkheim & Co., r. 1206 Folsom Gagen Lizzie, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Gagen Matthew J., laborer, r. 355 Clementina Gagen Thomas, iaker, r. 1206 Folsom Gagen Thomas R., compositor, r. 606 Natoma Gagen William, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear 1^" Gagen. See Gagan, Gahagan, Gegan and Geo- ghegan Gaggini Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Gaggioni Giulio, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 6-27 Com- mercial Gaggioni Gottardo, teamster, r. Ticino Hotel Gaggioni Rocco, painter, r. Ticino Hotel GaggUB Frederick, butcher J. Bertz. 737 Market Gagliardini Giacomo, painter, r. 9 Jasper PI Ga^srliardo Andrew, groceries and liquors^ 628 Broadway, r. 616 Broadway, rear Gagliardo Pssquale, r. 424 Union Gagnon John D., law clerk Boone & Miller, r. Oak- land Gahagan James, shoemaker, r. 422 Linden Av Gahagan John, carriage driver, r. W s Wood, nr Geary Ciahagan Richard, laborer, r. 6 Lick Alley Gahagan Thomas, gardener, r. W s Wood, nr Geary Gahan John, laborer, r. 39 Averill Av GailUard Charles, proprietor Gallhard Hotel. 507-509 Pine Gailhard Hotel, Charles Gailhard proprietor, 607- 509 Pine Gaillard A., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc, r. Oakland Gaillard Charles, assistantbookkeeper French Savings and Loan Soc, r. Oakland Gaillard George D., teamster, r 406 Laguna Gaillard Joseph, wines and liquors, 229 Sixth Gaillard Leon, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 253 Tehama Gaines Kate E. Mrs., janitress Irving Primary School, r. 319 Green Gaines William R., janitor Britton's Bldg, 109 Cali- fornia Gainey Trimble C, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1913 Geary Gainford Thomas, locksmith and bell hanger, ' lor, and plumber, 2 Golden Gate Av, r I hama ; Gainor Margaret M., widow, r. 165 Tehama '■ Gaisley Samuel, millwright, r. 315 Minna I Galan Charles F., attorney at law, r. 808 Shotwell Galander Jerry, Bakers' Union, 413 Sutter Galavotti E. C. Mme., widow, r. 8E cor Ellis and Ma- son Galavotti Silvio, clerk, r. SE cor Ellis and Mason Galberg Peter, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 31 Welsh , ..„„„, Galbraith James, clerk Chinese Consul, r. 1109 Fol- som Galbraith James Jr., collector Patrick J. Leonard, r. 1109 Folsom Galbraith Joseph W., contractor, r. American Ex- change Hotel Galbraith Samuel, clerk, r. 1109 Folsom Galbraith Samuel, clerk Tax Collector, r.850 Howard Galbraith Samuel, janitor, r. 32 O'Farrell Galbraith William, clerk J. M. Johnson, r. 1109 Fol- Galbreath John, bridgetender Sixth St. Bridge, r. 621 i Seventh Galbreath John F., machlnehand, r. 322 Fifth Galbreath^Villiam, liquor saloon, SE cor Seventh and Braunan Galbreath William, machinist, r. 322 Fifth 1 Tay- 41 Te- I nine DDAWCDMAN 0.rn IMPORTERS OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES, LUUlO DnAVtnmMII Ot bU. 119 Montgomery St., sen tower than any Housein this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS^ FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTENmKO TO OFFICE. 648 inARK.ET STREET. GAL 465 GAL Gale Daniel W., r. 607 Foleom Gale Frank, waiter, r. 37 Sacramento Gale Frank W., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 404 Geary Gale George W. W., attorney at law, r. 1121 Geary Gale Gilman, r. Nucleus House Gale Howard M., journalist, r. 120 Ellis Gale Jeremiah W., merchant, office SE cor Washing- ton and Front, r. 939 Missiou Gale J. M., waiter Union Club Gale John H., machinehand Jason Springer & Co., r. 203 East Gale John W. ij. W. Gale & Mitchell) r. 939 Mission Gale J. W. & Mitchell (John W. Gale and William F. Mitchell) commission produce, 420 Front Gale Julia Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton Gale Lucy, widow, r. 404 Geary Gale Merritt F., bricklayer, r. 1018 Treat Av Galeazzi Cerbone, laborer, r. 1337 Dupont, rear Galehouse Frederick, carpenter, r. 2315 Howard Gales Jean M. (Gales & Clavere) r. 1508 Dupont Gales & Clavere (Jean M.Gales and Peter Clavere) liquor saloon, 536 Merchant GalglaniE., r. .509 Broadway Galindo Eusebio, widow, r. 1332 Dupont Galinger Joseph, with Erlauger & Galinger, r. 2227 Pine Galinger Meyer (Erlanger & Galinger) r. Rio Vista Galita Paolo, longshoreman, r. 708 Front Galivan Michael, laborer, r. 110 Freelon, rear Gall Christian, laborer, r. cor Guerrero and Twenty- eighth Gall Frederick G., butcher, 1919 Bush Gall Minnie Miss, ladies' hairdresser, r. 814 Larkin Gall Rebecca, widow, r. 814 Larkin Gall William, butcher Frederick G. Gall. r. 1919 Bush Gall William, pressman A. Waldstein, r. 814 Larkin ■^- Gall. See Gaul Gallagher A., laborer Enterprise Mill and Building Co. Gallagher A. Miss, r. 1409 Mason Gallagher Abraham L., apprentice Union Ironworks, r. 439 First Gallagher Addie D. Miss, assistant Union Primary School, r. 2719 Mission Gallagher Agnes, widow, dressmaker, r. 2208 Geary Gallagher Alice E. Miss, shoelitter, r. 1456 Minna Gallagher Ann, widow, r. 1305 Montgomery Gallagher Annie M., widow, r. 12 Bowie Av Gallagher Annie M. Miss, r. 12 Bowie Av Gallagher Annie M. Miss, assistant Mission Primary SchooJ, r. 115 Eleventh Gallagher Arthur, seaman, r. 30 Clay Gallaglier Bernard, manufacturer wagons, trucks drays, etc., 216-218 Mission, r. 700 Van Ness Av Gallagher Bernard, laborer, r. 28 First Gallagher Bernard J., commission merchant, r. 115 Eleventh Gallagher Bridget C, widow, r. 415 Powell Gallagher Catherine, widow, r. 10 Boardman PI Gallagher Celia, laundress S. F. Laundry, r. S s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner Gallagher Celia Miss, shoefitter, r. 1305 Montgomery Gallagher Charles, coal and wood, 917 Eighteenth Gallagher Charles, repairer Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 2010 Fillmore Gallagher Charles J., plasterer, r. 224 Linden Av Gallagher Charles J., plumber, r. 413 M Oak Gallagher Cora Miss, principal Buena Vista Primary School, r. 828 Folsom Gallagher Cornelius, expressman, r. 1306 Kearny Gallagher Daniel, laborer C. P. RR., r. 530 Third Gallagher Daniel, real estate, r. 10 Bowie Av Gallagher Daniel, teamster, r. 2 Brannan PI Gallagher Daniel A., butcher, r. 520 Fulton Gallagher Daniel A., clerk George W. Sessions, r. 105 Stockton Gallagher Daniel J., butcher, and extraman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1515>i Broadway Gallagher Daniel J. J., housepainter, r. U76 Harri- son Gallagher Edward, r. 1305 Montgomery Gallagher Edward, contractor, r. NW cor San Bruno Road and Army Gallagher Edward, extraman Hose Co. No. 9, S. F. F. D. Gallagher Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 29 Federal Gallagher Edward, mining superintendent, r. 204 Van Ness Av Gallagher Edward A. T., r. 156 Third Gallaj^fher Edward BI., house, sign and fresco painter, 611 Sacramento, r. 1221 Union Gallagher Ellen, widow, r. 27 Minna Gallagher Elien, widow, r. 58 Louisa Gallagher Ellen Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Primary School, r. 333 Guerrero Gallagher Ellen Miss, shoe litter, r. 1305 Montgom- ery Gallagher Farrell, millstone dresser Joseph Wagner k Co., r. 328 Jessie Gallagher Francis (P. Gallagher & Son) r. 465 Minna- Gallagher Frank Mrs., r. 2609 Sutter Gallagher Frank, carpenter, r. 9 Mason Gallagher Frank, laborer, r. Washington Hotel Gallagher Frank, longshoreman, r. E s Montgomery, nr Lombard Gallagher Frank J., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r. '29 Dorland Gallagher Frederick, r. 27 Minna Gallagher George, engineer Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 419 Pacific Gallagher George, shoemaker, r. 27 Minna Gallagher George M., bookkeeper Seller Bros. & Co., r. 1025 Post Gallagher Gertrude Miss, assistant Ewlng Primary School, r. 333 Guerrero Gallagher Hanorah, widow, lodgings, 318 Minna Gallagher Henry, bartender, r. 1028 Battery Gallagher Henry, blacksmith Mtnh Iron Works, r. 439 First Gallagher Henry, carpenter, r. 1118 Jackson Gallagher Henry . J. (Flanagan & Gallagher) r. 10 Bowie Av Gallagher Henry J. (James Gallagher & Sou) r. 826 Harrison Gallagher Hugh, hostler, r. 2010 Fillmore Gallagher Hugh, painter, r. 1022 Alabama Gallagher Hugh F., coal passer O. R. and N. SS. Co- lumbia Gallagher Hugh P. J. Rev., assistant pastor St. Pat- trick's Church, r. 744 Mission Gallagher Humphrey, shoemaker, r. 27 Minna Gallagher Isabel Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School, r. 333 Guerrero Gallagher J., laborer N. B. and M. RR. Gallagher J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 224 Linden Av Gallagher James (Campbell & Gallagher) r. 20 How- ard Court Gallagher James (James Gallagher & Son) r. 826 Har- rison Gallagher James, hairpicker, r. 435 Pine Gallagher James, laborer, r. 668 Mission Gallagher James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan Gallagher James, steward Occidental Hotel, r. 29 Dor- land Gallagher James & Son (James and Henry J.) carriage builders, 843 Harrison Gallagher James E., foreman Hue Kai & Co., r. 1212 York Gallagher James H., boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 224 Linden Av Gallagher James H., painter, r. 6 Leroy PI Gallagher James H., master mariner, r. 37 Second Gallagher James J., tule bottle covermaker, r. 422 Linden Av Gallagher James L., policeman, r. 828 Folsom Gallagher James L. Jr.. clerk James A. Waymire, r. 828 Folsom Gallagher James M., salesman David Samuels, r. 905 Market Gallagher Jane, domestic 2216 Geary Gallagher J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2645 Mission Gallagher John, cooper, r. 439 First Gallagher John, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 108 , Freelon Gallagher John, fireman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Gallagher John, hostler Michael Brophy, r. 307 Aus- tin Gallagher John, laborer, r. 12 Broadway, rear Gallagher John, liquor saloon, 224 Third, r. 21 Eitoh Gallagher John, peddler, r. 7 Converse Gallagher John, with Daniel Gallagher, r. 2 Brannan PI Gallagher John C, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., V. 105 Mason Gallagher John J., r. 224 Linden Av Gallagher John K., r. 1456 Minna Gallagher John M., iron molder, r. 439 First G,WXLARK & CO. LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST 645 MARKET ST. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, ri;t.TON IBOKl W^UKHN, 213 Freiuoiit HI., ftlaniifactiirers of 4tUARTZ MlliUi and Mining JUachlnery GAL 466 GAL I- ce c8 € O 0 u C8 C «e c« O c 0) P o Gallagher John P. (Kohlmoos & Gallagher) r. 31 Rin- con PI Gallagher Joseph. meBsenger Col. George H. Mendell, WAA Kearny, r. 1«13 Stevenson, rear Gallagher Joseph, pianotuner William G. Badger, r. 1(114 Geai7 Gallagher Joseph A. R«v., assistant rector St. Joseph's Church, r. 224 Tenth Gallagher Joseph G., printer, r. 1813 Jessie Gallagher Joseph P., first officer P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 629 Ivy Av Gallagher Kato, widow, r. 1456 Minna GallaKher Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 1305 Montgomery Gallagher Lucretia, domestic 2412 Pine Gallagher M., waitress, 1104 Market Gallagher M. A. Mrs., r. 1829 Webster Gallagher Maggie Miss, r. 17 Twenty-second Gallagner Maggie J. Miss, assistant Denmaa Gram- mar School, r. 2719 Mission Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 17 Twenty-second Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. E 8 Mission, nr Twen- ty-ninth Gallagher Martin, can maker, r. 25 Lily Av Gallagher Mary, widow, r. 15 Everett Gallagher Mary, widow, r. 229 M Langton Gallagher Mary, domestic 2316 Clay Gallagher Mary Miss, r. 224 Tenth Gallagher Mary Mrs., r. 963 Mission Gallagher Mary A. Miss, r. 17 Twenty-second Gallagher Michael, soap maker Thomas Dolan, r. W s Utah, bet El Dorado and Center Gallagher Michael, stone cutter, r. 1071 Bryant Gallagher Michael, trunk maker, r. 1929 Howard Gallagher Michael H., heeler Hue Kai & Co., r. 11 N»- toma Gallagher Michael J., painter, r. 1221 Union Gallagher N. Mrs., widow, r. 1406 Hyde Gallagher P. & Son (Patrick and Francis) poultry and game, 1-2 Queen City Market Gallagher Patrick, r. 522 Stevenson Gallagher Patrick (P. Gallagher k Son) r. 465 Minna Gallagher Patrick, carriage maiscr A.Folsom, r. 607H Natoma Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. 441 Jessie Gallagher Patri<;k. liquor saloon, 216 Eighth Gallagher Patrick, night watchman Cal. Chemical Works, r. S s Army, nr San Bruno Road Gallagher Patrick, stone dresser Joseph Wagner & Co., r. City Hotel Gallagher Patrick, tailor, r. 27 Converse Gallagher Patrick, tailor, r. SW cor Valencia and Twenty-filth Gallagher Patrick, teamster, r. 239 Fifth Gallagher Patrick, teamster, r. 1110 Treat Av Gallagher Patrick B., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 239 Filth Gallagher Patrick J., expressman. NE cor Beale and Mission, r. 712 Natoma Gallagher Patrick M., brick layer, r. 165 Tehama Gallagher P»ter, blacksmith P. H. Jackson, r. 350 Grove Gallagher Peter, boilermaker, r. 112 Natoma Gallagher Peter, plasterer, r. 15 )« Freelon Gallagher R., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills Gallagher R. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1014 Geary Gallagher Robert, plumber, r. 6 Leroy PI Gallagher Robert, waiter, r. 212 Broadway Gallagher Robert F., official short hand reporter Superior Court, Dept No. 12. office G36 Clay, r. 828 Folsom Gallagher Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 416 Post Gallagher Thomas, brick layer, r. 248 Jessie Gallagher Thomas, capitali.st, r. 21 Rincon PI Gallagher Thomas, chief Inspector Pac. Bell Tele- phone Co., r. 2010 Fillmore Gallagher Thomas, fireman P. C. SS. George W. Elder Gallagher Thomas, laborer, r. 411 Sansome Gallagher Thomas, plumber, r. 1914 Filbert Gallagher Thomas, teamster Peters & Cowie, r. 536 Mission Gallagher Thomas E., baker, r. 145G Minna Gallagher Thomas F., r. Commercial Hotel Gallagher Thomas F., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1071 Bryant Gallagher Thomas H. Jr., plumber, r. 448H Third Gallagher Thomas J. (Stevens & Gallagher) r. 828 Folsom Gallagher Thomas J., messenger Board of Education Gallagher Thomas J. G., clerk, r. 415 Powell Gallagher Timothy, carpenter, r. Capitol House Gallagher Walter, attorney at law and court commis- sioner, 432 Montgomery, room 11, r. 1409)4 Mason Gallagher William, expressman, NE cor Beale and Mission, r. 712 Natoma Gallagher William H., shoemaker, r. 224 Linden Av - clerk, r. 1406 Hyde master mariner, r. 9 Oak Grove Gallagher William J Gallagher William P Av, rear Gallagher William P., shoe cutter Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r. 16 Wildey Gallagher William R., furniture and carpets, 20 Fourth, r. 407 Leavenworth Gallagher William T.. painter, r. 607M Natoma Gallagher Winifred Miss, r. 410 J4 Larkin Gallagher Winifred, widow, nurse, r. 6 Leroy PI Gallaglier^8 Express, Oakland and San Francisco, office 309 East Galland Aaron (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 1518 Octavia Galland Abraham Mrs., r. 1053 Mission Galland Charles, seaman SS. Mexico, r. 311 Main Galland Edward R., r. 117 Jones Galland Jesse A., law student, r. 1053 Mission Galland Joseph B., r. 117 Jones Gallardi Julia Mrs., r. 609 Seventh Gallardo Alagracia Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 1402 Stockton Gallardo Bartolomeo. scavenger, r. 442 Union Gallardo Fernando F., attorney at law, r. 1028 Market Gallardo Germanica Miss, teacher music, r. 215 Stevenson Gallardo Leander, tailor, 215 Stevenson Gallardo Raphael, barrel dealer, r. 331 San Jose Av Gallatin Albert (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. Grand Hotel Gallatin Willis E., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 3, 8. F. F. D., r. 1509 M Market Gallaudett James H., proptr Fisherman's Rest, and boatman, N s Merrimac. bet Illinois and Michigan Galleano John, fresco painter, r. 8 Reed PI Gallego Francis, stevedore, r. E s Montgomery, bet Greenwich and Lombard Gallego R. C, inspector jute goods, and bag inspec- tor, 308 California, r. Alameda Gallegos Felecitas Miss, r. 510 Sutter Gallegos Manuela Miss, r. 510 Sutter Gallegos Rafael (Montealegre & Co.) r. 506 Sutter Gallegos Teresa Miss, r. 510 Sutter Galli A. & Co. (Alphonso Galli and Adrian Bergen) fruit and produce commission, 516-518 Sansome Galli Alphonso (A. Galli & Co.) r. 1607 Powell Galli Angelo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Galli Antonio, fruit dealer, r. 458 Natoma Galli Charles, stone cutter, r. 1315 Scott Galli Frank, clerk P. Giovanni, r. 919 Larkin Galli Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Galli Giovacchino Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Galli Giuseppe (S. Scardiglia & Co.) r. 34 Ivy Av Galli Joseph (Joseph Galli & Co.) r. 1013 Stockton Galli Joseph, waiter, r. San Gothard Hotel Galli Joseph Jt Co. (Joseph Galli and Joseph Schnei- ly) machinists, 504 Commercial Galli Lorenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Galli Marti no, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Galli Paolino, tailor, r. 619 Broadway Galli Paolo, fruits and vegetables, 811 Larkin, r. 919 Larkin Galli Pietro (S. Scardiglia & Co.) r. 440 Hayes Galli Riualdo, dyer Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works Galli Valentine, barber John Stable, r. Ahlborn House Galli Vincenzo. Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Galli William (William Galli & Co.) r. NE cor Mis- sion and Eleventh Galli William & Co. ( William Galli and Michel Franceschini) fruits and vegetables, NE cor Mis- sion and Eleventh Galliano Benjamin, cigar maker, r. 5 Jasper PI Galliano Celestine Rev. S. J., professor St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Galliard Edward (F. Berton & Co.) r. 127 Montgomery Gallick Henry, merchant (Mazatlan) r. 1435 Taylor Galligan Janies, tinsmith Jackson Foundry, r. 241 Fell Galligan Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 241 Fell Galligan Owen, shoemaker, r. 13 Alvarado Galligan Patrick, laborer, r. 668 Mission Galligan Peter J., butcher, and extraman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1316 Sacramento Gallin Hugh, laborer, r. 11 Langton 1 Gallino Anna, widow, r. 327 Ivy Av SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ««HING„DONE,at^SHORT NOTICE JMAnnnMniinH a nn '™p<»"'*e" <»'■«»■»«»»•»»••«■» »■»»» hind!* or fobei«jv»ii«i . niMUUU'lUUUn a OU. nOMESXIC C«AI., 4 » M»rUet street, corner S^jL" GAL 467 GAN Oallivan James, laborer, r. HJ^Wjldey OalliTan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton GalllvanJohn, Dorter C. C. Hastings & Co., r. IIM Wildey Gallo Bernard (B. Gallo & Co ) r. 529 Post Oallo B. & Co. (Bernard Gallo and Giovanni Po- desta) florists, 246 Sutter Gallo Lulgi (L. Gallo & Co.) r. 69 Fourth Gallo L. & Co. (Luigi Gallo and F. Servel) florists, 69 Fourth and 105 Sixth Gallois Eugene, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 607 Powell Gallon Charles, quartermaster SS. Mexico, r. 3H Main Gallon Matthew, teamster William G. Jobson, r. 23 Anthony Gallop John T.,r. cor Twenty-second and Chattanooga, Gallop Walter J., printer Marder, Luse & Co., r. 570 Folsom Galloup Edward H., driver United Carriage Co., r. 77 Fourth Galloup George, shoemaker, r. 504 Fell Galloup Henry C, pressman William C. Brown, r. 504 Fell Galloup Jerome B., shoemaker E. Lehmann, r. 504 Fell Galloup John L., master mariner, r. 835 Mission B^ GaUoup. See Gallup Galloway Annie B., widow, r. 1409 Powell Galloway James, second engineer C. P. RR. stmr Amador Galloway James, laborer, r. 312 Folsom Galloway James D., ship joiner, r. 1922 Filbert Galloway John, calker, r. 312 Folsom Galloway Lawson W., employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 218 Perry Galloway Martha S. Miss, assistant Greenwich Pri- mary School, r. 223 O'Farrell Gallowjy Nicholas, calker, r. 312 Folsom Galloway William, captain U. 8. stmr McPherson, r. 223 O'Farrell Galloway William T. (William T. Galloway & Co.) r. 223 O'Farrell Galloway WUliam T. & Co. (William T. Gallo- way and Otto Schoning) lithographers, 540 Clay Sff" Galloway. See Gallwey Gallup James (Heath. Gallup & Co.) r. 415 Jonea Gallup M. E. Mrs., r. 632 Geary Gallway George, laborer, r. 625 Davis Gallwey E. M. Mrs., r. 305 Eddy Gallwey James S., r. NWcor Fifteenth and Mission Gallwey John A., studeut Dr. James Murphy, r. NW cor Fifteenth and Mission Gallwey Katie A. Miss, r. NW cor Fifteenth and Mis- sion Gallwey Mary, widow, r. NW cor Fifteenth and Mis- sion Gallwey May E. Miss, clerk XJ. S. Surveyor-General's office, r. 305 Eddy X^ Gallwey. See Galloway Gaily B. W., r. Grand Hotel Gaily Valentin, Spanish Mutual Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Galpin Philip G. (Doyle, Barber, Galpin & Scrip- ture) attorney at law, 323 California, r. Temescal Gait House, William Hinchliffe proptr, 632 Market Galvez Josefa, widow, r. 1610 Mason Galvez Juana, widow, r. 1610 Mason Galvie Frank, r. Capitol House Galviu Ellen, widow, r. 1321 Scott Galvin Garrett, tailor, r. 1209 Powell Galvin James, scavenger, r. 115 Germania Galvin James, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Galvin Jeremiah J., helper Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 156 Natoma Galvin John, laborer Potrero Gas Works Galvin John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Galvin John, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.W s Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada Galvin John H., longshoreman, r. 869 Market Galvin M., laborer, r. 321 Pacific Galvin Maggie Miss, r. 530 Sixth Galvin Martin, groceries and liquors, 314 Eighth Galvin Mary, widow, r. S s Army, nr San Bruno Road Galvin Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 110 Freelon Galvin Patrick, laborer, r. 431 M Shipley Galvin Thomas, clerk, r. 37 Sacramento Galvin Timothy, porter Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co., r. 1220 Alabama Galvin William, r. 1'20J4 Turk i Galvin William, laborer S. P. RR., r. W s Kansas, bet i Humboldt and Nevada Gamag^e Jolin, agent. 417 Montgomery, r. 304 Sut- ter Gamage Mary T. Mrs., r. 1415 Taylor Gambetta G., r. 509 Broadway Gambill Andrew J., speculator, r. 703 Market Gambill Clifford J., policeman, r. 1837 Howard Gambini Michele. Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Gambitz Albert, watchmaker A. Straus, 207 Montgom- ery Gamble Aaron W., physician and surgeon, office and r. 2315 3« Howard Gamble Alexander, clerk, r. 90 Montgomery Block Gamble E. A., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 314 Bush Gamble John, carpenter, r. 2943 Mission Gamble John, teacher, r. E s Prospect Av, nr CosoAv, B. H. Gamble John A., bookkeeper, r. 1421 Polk Gamble John H., butcher W. P. Gamble, r. 1421 Polk Gamble Lucy J. Miss, teacher, r. E s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H. Gamble Marv E., artist, r. E s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av. B. H. Gamble Patrick, laborer P. M. SS Co's Wharf, r. 226 Ritch Gamble William H., receiver W. D. Tel. Co., r. Russ House Gamble William P.. butcher, stalls 23-24 Grand West- ern Market, r. 1412 Polk Gambs Henry, salesman Madison & Burke, r. 1817H Pine Gambs Walter, clerk, r. 1817 H Pine Gamdolfo Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing- ton Game Matthew F.. clerk general freight office 0. P. RR..r. 831 Bush Gamerston Harry J., gasfitter Daniel O'Brien, 2 Sixth Gamerston John T.. r. 518 Stockton Gamma Anton (Steiner & Gamma) r. 431 Pine Gamma Bonaventura (Gamma Brothers) r. NW cor Greenwich and Pierce Gamma Brothers (Bonaventura and Frederick) milk ranch, NW cor Greenwich and Pierce Gamma Edward, milker, r. W s Kansas, bet Colusa and Marin Gamma Frank, dairyman, r. NW cor Greenwich and Pierce Gamma Frederick (Gamma Brothers) r. N s Green- wich, bet Steiner and Pierce Gamma J. Anton, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Gamma Joseph, milker, r. Greenwich, bet Pierce and Steiner Gamma Stanislaus, r. 431 Pine Gamp Emile, machinist, r. 78 Clementina Gamper George, r. 426 Jones Gamper George W., r. 426 Jones Ganco Jean P., canner, r. St. Thomas, nr Railroad Av Ganco Severin, with Peter Games, r. 1.50 Shipley Gande Henry A., trunkmaker, r. 1021 York Gande Maggie Miss, saleslady Mrs. Elsie Leaven- worth, r. 329 Minna Gande Matthew W., commission merchant, r. 329 Minna Gandella Domenico, teamster, r. 2318 Mason Gander Henry, barber, 420 Broadway Gando G. B., Italian Ben. Soc. 423 Washington Gandolfo Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Gandry Amiable C, cook, r. 8 Polk Lane Gaudy Horace A., printer, r. 1016 Pine Ganerd James A., shoecutter Jory Bros., r. 608 Minna Gauey David, r. Breslin Hotel Ganey John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 131 Lily Av Ganey Patrick, r. 126)^ Perry Ganfeld Thomas, well digger, r. NE cor Butte and Rhode Island Gang Charles F., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 209 Te- hama Gang Herman, carpenter, r. 1072 Howard Gang M. J., carpenter, r. 132 Rose Av Gang Samuel B., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 359 Brannan Gangloff Frank, meter man S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 13 Farren Av Gangloff Michael J., carpenter, r. 132 Rose At Gangloff Rudolph J., meter maker, r. 13 Farren Av Gangloff Theresa, widow, r. 13 Farren Av Ganu William, r. 3'29 Minna EDn^ARDS' P.tTEBrX i!„h4„- 1 o ♦» u- I TRUMAN, ISHAM& CO., '"«''" 2'^««*^'*'^' Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles, Agents, wholesale and Retail. San Francisco. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JUUM WIftiSfOKE, 133 Spe»r Ntrctet. GAN 468 GAR Gannon Mre., widow, r. 444 Clemeutina Oannon Charles, r. 1509 Clay Gannon Charles, blacksmith, r. 1147 Howard Gannon Hannah, widow, r. 462 )i Minna Gannon James, r. 9 Ritch, rear Gannon James, capitalist, r. 1509 Clay Gannon James, laborer Central BR. stables, r. 716 Brannan Gannon James M., clerk, r. 413 Natoma Gannon John, r. 249 Clementina Gannon John, r. 1509 Clay Gannon John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-third, bet San- chez and Noe Gannon Magsie, with W. S. Townsend, r. 20 Ritch Gannon Mary, domestic W s Church, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Gannon Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. ^ Ritch Gannon Michael, pipe fitter Spring Valley W.W., r. 20 Ritch Gannon Michael A., blacksmith, r. 1755 Ellis Gannon Minnie F. Mrs., assistant Golden Gate Pri- mary School, r. 1755 Ellis Gannon Patrick Mrs., r. 53G}^ Natoma Gannon Patrick J., painter, r. 413 Natoma Gannpn Peter, laborer, r. W s Columbia, bet Mariposa and Solano Gannon Peter T., cigars and tobacco, junction Mar- ket, Montgomery and Post, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Castro Gannon Peter T., clerk M. Fitzpatrick, r. 536Ji Na- toma Gannon Rachael, nurse, r. 560 Howard Gannon Terrence J. M., actor, r. 51 Third Gannon William, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 536 }4 Natoma Gano George L., policeman, r. 19 Sixth Ganolo Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Gans Celia Mrs., machine operator Phllipp, Hesthal & Co.. r. 641 Valencia Gans Ernest, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 51 Second Gans Frederick, traveling salesman Levi Strauss & Co.. r. 304 Sutter Gans Isidor. butcher. 2 Grand Floral Market, r. 1113 Leavenworth Gans Jacob, deputy County Recorder, r. d03ii Turk Gans Leo. clerk, r. 303 Golden Gate Av Gans Regina Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 303 Golden Gate Av Gans Samuel, butcher Jacob Katz, r. 303 Golden Gate Av t^ Gans. See Ganz Ganso Peter, foreman, r. BE cor Trinidad and Rail- road Av Gansz Mary S. Mrs., bakery, 1321 Stockton Gant Andrew, steward, r. 1776 California Ganten F., hostler John Horn, r. 1620 Laguna Gantert Herman, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 45 Clementina Gantner Bernard, tanner, r. 1021 Hampshire Gantner Henry W., clerk, r. 2727 Bryant Gantner John, proprietor Swiss Hotel, 627 Com- mercial Gantner Mary A. Miss, r. 1021 Hampshire Gantner Richard (Sindel & Gantner) r. 10 San An- tonio Gantner William H., clerk Schleef & Rippe, r. 2727 Bryant Gants William H. (Milne k Gants) r. Alameda Gantz Gustave, r. 1519 Eddy 8^" Gantz. See Gans Ganzert Charles, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. 8 b Filbert, bet Fillmore and Steiner Ganzert Jacob, musician, r. S s Filbert, bet Fillmore and Steiner Ganzert William, musician, r. S s Filbert, bet Fill- more and Steiner Gsnzhom Christian, liquor saloon, 645 Clay Garabini Pera Mrs., cigarmaker C. Petri, r. 1339 Dupont Garan William, plasterer, r. 623 Jessie Garand C. Miss, r. 417 Kearny Garafisino Stefifano. vegetables, 13 Colombo Market, r. nr Ocean View Station Garat John, livestock dealer, r. 1011 Buchanan Garatti Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 523 Washington Garbade Charles, clerk Shepard D. Baily, r. 602 H Broadway Garbarlno Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Garbarino Antonio, laborer, r. 414 Vallejo 14 Garbarino Giovanni, scavenger, r. 5 Pollard PI Oarbarino John, bootblack, 226 Montgomery, r Union PI Garbarino John A., mill hand Union Box Factory, r. 414 Vallejo Garbarino Luigi. r. 414 Vallejo, Garbarino Michael L., sign painter, r. 7 Vallejo PI Garbarino Nicola, bootblack.cor California and Davis, r. cor Greenwich and Montgomery Av Garbarino Salvatore, vegetables, 18 Colombo Market Garbe Henry, shoemaker John Utschig, r. William Tell House Garber John (Garber, Thornton & Bishop) r. Berke- ley Garber, Tliornton <& Bisbop (John Garber, Harry I. Thornton and Thomas B. Bishop) attor- neys at law, 11-15 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg Garbini Antonio, expressman, r. 513 Union Garbini Joseph, salesman D. Biagi & Co., r. NW cor Dupont and Green Garbini Sebastian, vegetable peddler, r. 1507 Dupont Garbini Teresa Mrs., cigarmaker, r. 512 Urion, rear Garbode John, r. 605 Broadway Garbutt John, janitor Olj'mpic Club and armorer Company G, 2nd Infantry, N. G. C, r. 242 Minna Garcelon Harvey, carpenter, r. 18 Albion Av Garcelon Horace F., bookkeeper, r. 18 Albion Av Garcia Antonio, waiter R. Luna, r. 424 Union Garcia Augustine, third cook P. C. SS, Ancon, r. 21 Salmon Garcia Benito, fruits and vegetables, 800 Broadway Garcia Benjamin, cook William Block, r. 721 J^ Broad- way Garcia Carmen, widow, r. 5 Margaret PI Garcia Charles, cook P. C. SS. Orizaba Garcia Encarnacion, compositor, r. 505 Green Garcia Francisco, saloon and restaurant, 718 Montgomery, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro Garcia Francisco Jr., clerk, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro Garcia Gaciut, widow, r. 214 Twelfth Garcia Helena, widow, r. 507 Green Garcia Herculano, wire worker, r. 9 Sonora Garcia Jesus Y., barber, 546 Merchant, r. 14 Salmon Garcia Joaquin, seaman, r. Ill Jackson ' Garcia Jose A. , manufacturer cigars, 413 Sacra- mento, r. 641 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth Garcia Joseph R., porter Solomon Cohn, 30 Geary Garcia Juana, widow, dressmaker, r. 440 Union Garcia 31. & Co. (Medardo Garcia) importers and and dealers Mexican limes, oranges, domestic fruits, etc., 525 Sansome Garcia Manuel, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue Garcia Manuel, second pantryman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. SE cor Stockton and Green Garcia Mattie Miss, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 14 Salmon Garcia Medardo (M. Garcia &. Co.) r. 609 Post Garcia Michael, tinsmith, r. 424 Union Garcia Modesto E., fruits, cigars and tobacco, 529 Sansome, r. 931 Pacific Garcia Nleves, waiter, r. 8 Lafayette PI Garcia Nuevas, tomalesmaker, r. 7 Pinkney PI Garcia Peter, painter, r. 5 Bernard Garcia Ramon N., student Pac. Business College, r. 807 California Garcia Raymond, lithographic printer Britton & Rey. r. 505 Green Garcia Reyes, painter Noble Bros., r. 640 Washington Garcia Savt- Mill (Point Arena) Samuel Baker agent. 202 Sacramento Garcia Sisto, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 5 Pollard PI Garcia T. W., saloon keeper, r. 137 Montgemery Garcia V., domestic 1256 Callifornia Garcin Charles B., machinist, r. 2505 Howard Garcin Edmond, machinist, r. 2505 Howard Garcin Leopold P. (Vulcan Forges) r. 2605 How- ard Garcin Paul L., machinist, r. 2506 Howard Garcin & Son, engineers and machinists, 294 Howard Gard Sarah, laundress S. F. Laundry, r. 1619 Eddy •^ Gard. See Garde and Guard Gardanowsky Emil Von, physician, office 23 Post, r. 315 Ellis Oarde John J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1317 Scott Garde John J. Jr., shotmaker, r. 1317 Scott Gardella Carlo, r. SW cor Mason and Bay LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, rJ offer Goods Lower than any House this city. 119 Montg^omery SU LA GRANDE LAUNDRY «00» WORK. I.OW PRICKS. OFFICE, 64S aiARKET HTBEET. GAR 469 GAR Gardella Celestino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Gardella Charles, laborer, r. 18 Masonic Av Gardella Domenico, teamster, r. SE cor Mason and Bay Gardella Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Gardella Pietro. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Garden Casper P., tailor, r. 225 Third Gardeners' and Ranchers' Association, G. B. Parma secretary, office 105 Pacific Gardenier Ada Miss, teacher music, r. 1116 Golden Gate Av Gardenier Harry H., clerk William E. Stevens, r. 1116 Golden Gate Av Gardenier Henry, policeman, r. 1116 Golden Gate Av Gardiner Baldwin, stocli broker, 314 Montgomery, r. 1814 Geary Gardiner Charles H., clerk general superintendent's office Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 641 Harri- son Gardiner Francis I., clerk, r. 721 Howard Gardiner George D., clerk S. F. Stock Exchange, r. 1522 Post Gardiner Henry H., painter, r. 618 Jones Gardiner J., capitalist, r. 781 Mission Gardiner John, purser P. C. SS. Co., r. 108 Steuart Gardiner John K., traveler, r. 17 Oak Gardiner Kate Miss, r. 781 Mission Gardiner M., seaman, r. 531 East Gardiner M. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 622 Jj Ellis Gardiner Martin V. B., r. 622M Ellis Crai-diuer Mill Co. (Umpqua, Oregon.) Joseph Knowland agent, 22 California, room 18 Gardiner Robert K., clerk cashier's office Wells, Far- go & Go's Express, r. 641 Harrison Gardiner Sophie E., widow, r. 1219 Filbert Gardiner Thomas, compositor, r. 337 Turk Gardiner Thomas J,, laborer G. P. RR., r. 25 Lapidge Gardiner Thomas M.. book keeper, r. 641 Harrison Gardner Albert, clerk, r. 606 Filbert Gardner Anne Mrs., r. 16 Federal Gardner Arthur M., r. 653 Gapp Gardner August, bartender, r. 1217 J^ Kearny Gardner Carl, boatman, r. North Pacific Hotel Gardner Caspar J., laborer, r. 22 John Gardner Clarence C, porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- press, r. 122 Chattanooga Gardner Drury, shoemaker, r. 1108 Pacific Gardner Frederick, loom fixer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 330 Gapp Gardner George E., bookkeeper, r. 18 Hill Gardner George M., liquor saloon, 707 Davis, r. 1614 Jones Gardner Harriet M. Mrs., coffee saloon, 234 Sutter, r. 115 Seventh Gardner Henry, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia Gardner Henry, teamster, r. 350 Jessie, rear Gardner Henry W., clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept C. P. RR., r. Oakland Gardner Isaac G., manager California-Farmers' Mu- tual Fire Ins. Assn., r. 1206 Market Gardner James H. (Gardner & Wolcott) r. Saucelito Gardner James W., agent Pac. Press Publishing House, 529 Commercial, r. Oakland Gardner John, brickmaker, r. Nebraska, bet Silver Av and Helena Gardner John, merchant, r. 42 Twelfth Gardner John, salesman Gordan Bros., r. 26 Sixth Gardner Jonathan A., laborer, r. Masonic Cemetery Gardner Joseph W. (Gardner & Co.) r. 7 Medau PI Gardner Julia A. Mrs., r 336 Ji Bush Gardner L. H. Mrs., r. 130 Golden Gate Av Gardner Oran G., machinist, r. 226 Sutter Gardner Peter, r. 22 John Gardner Philip, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 3 Card Alley Gardner Robert, real estate, 310 Pine, room 15, r. Oak- land Gardner Roland B., clerk Maurice Dore & Co.. r. 426 Sutter Gardner Samuel, shipwright, and driver Hose No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 1109 Montgomery Gardner Sarah M. Mrs., restaurant, 26 Hayes, and 1005 Market, r. Colonnade House Gardner Thomas, longshoreman, r. 36 Natoma Gardner Warren K., car repairer Gal. St. RR., r. 1415 Larkin Gardner William, carpenter, r. 916 Jones Gardner William, master mariner, r. 1225 M Union Gardner William T., clerk Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r. 828 Greenwich Gardner and C. P. House brokers, 504 Gardner & Co. (Joseph W. Gardner) liquor saloon, 429 Davis Gardner & Wolcott (James H Wolcott) ship and Custom Battery a^" Gardner. See Gardiner and Gardenier Garfield Henry L., miner, r. 626 Twenty-third Garfield JohnQ., whitener, 807 Market, r. 1941 Broad- way Garfield Maynard J., carpenter, r. 1776 Howard, rear Garfleld Monument Association of the Pa- cific Coast, Horace Davis president, A. W. Pres- ton secretary, office 10 California Garfield Primary School, Charles F. True principal, N s Union, bet Montgomery and Kearny Gargan Edward, blacksmith. W s Bryant Av, bet So- lano and Butte Gargan J. J., marine engineer, r. 106 Austin Gargan Philip, driver Empire Brewery, r. 190 Yande- water Gargin James, longshoreman, r. 60 Jessie Gargurcevich Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery Garibaldi Anton J., bookkeeper A. Silvestrl, r. 416 Green Garibaldi Francisco, wines and liquors, 1515 Powell, r. 1516 Powell Garibaldi G. B., vegetables, 37 Colombo Market Garibaldi Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Garibaldi Giuseppe, cook St. Mary's College, r. Oak- land Garibaldi Giuseppe, groceries and liquors, 525 Union, r. 19}^ Lafayette PI Garibaldi Hall, 423 Broadway Garibaldi Hotel, Luigi Faravagna proptr, 222 Broad- way Garibaldi Joseph, clerk, r. 1516 Powell, rear Garibaldi Livery Stable, Marsili k Go. proptrs, 320 Broadway Garibaldi Lues, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Garibaldi Rossini, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. 425 Filbert Garibaldi Stephen J., clerk, r. 1516 Powell Garibay Simon, foreman Jose A. Garcia, r. 434 Green- wich Gariepy Isabell Mrs., r. 1511 California Gariot Annie B. Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel Garl Henry, coachman, r. 806 Sixteenth Garl James, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 806 Six- teenth Garland Abbie A. Miss, at^sistant South Cosmopolitan Primary School, r. 333 O'Farrell Garland G. J., shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 20 Page Garland Converse J., mining, 628 California, room 6, r. Oakland Garland Daniel H., shoemaker, r. 16 Hickory Av Garland Frederick H., machinist, r. 16 Hickory Av Garland James, watchman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 819 Montgomei-y Garland Lawrence, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1105 Folsom Garlasd Richard, deckhand Oakland Ferry, r. 54 Sac- ramento Garland Samuel, teamster, r. 20 Derby Garland Samuel E., assistant weigher Custom House, r. 405 Taylor Garland William D., general agent Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York, 240 Mont- gomery, rooms 1-2, r. 914 Union Garlick Faubian, salesman, r. 1020 Folsom Garlick Frederick C, clerk Armes & Dallam, r. Oak- land Garlick James O., salesman Richards & Snow, r. Oakland Garlick Simon, tailor, r. 1020 Folsom Garlick Walter J., bookkeeper Richards & Snow, r. Oakland Garling John, shoemaker J. Lucier, r.312 Clementina Garm John, butcher, r. 50834 Stevenson Garms Peter, liquor saloon, SW cor Union and Front, r. Oakland Garms William F. (Lurmann & Co.) r. 619 Seventh Garn William, cap mnfr, 535 California, r. 546JS Jessie Garnaud Stephen, laundry, W 8 Bartlett, bet Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth Garnback Albert, laundry office, 200 Montgomery Av, r. 220 Montgomery Av Garneau Alfred, laborer, r. 522 Dupont PAPER HANGINGS H M w O W o o OS p 9 © QO O o B 9 o o 9 o Ml p. Importers of Fi*«iivli. Aineriean and EngllHli I*sii>er Mnii^ing'M. i'rivate Kesidencea Decorated in Artistic Style. 0. W. CLARK & CO. 64b Market st. H INCK1.ET, NPIRRM * HAYES, FITL.TON IRON IVORHS. 218 Fremont Htreef. JWanurttciurerM of STATIONARY and MARINE ENOINEN nitd B4»II.RRM. GAR 470 GAR 9 PQ o Garneau Gaspard, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1316 York Garner Amelia, widow, r. 418 Union Garner Frederick, laborer Cal. Glass Works Garnees George W. , r. 50 South Park GarnesB Samuel W., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. 50 South Park Garnett Louis A., capitalist, 524 Sacramento, r. 35 Eesei Garnett William H.. r. 35 Essex Garnett Yelverton T., r. 35 Essex Garnie Mary Mrs., bakery. 704 Filbert Gamier Auguste, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Gamier Emil {Domergue & Gamier) r. 618 Sacra- mento Gamier T., bartender, r. 210 Montgomery Av Garnisg James R., insurance agent and adjuster, 406 California, basement, r. 1224 Pine Garniss William F., brewer, r. 619 Seventh Garon Charles, seaman scbr Basquaese Garr Edward, porter St. Mary's Hospital Garratt Benjamin F., foreman William T. Garratt, r. 409 Capp Garratt Edward, clerk, r. 409 Capp Garratt James, fireman P. M. SS. City of New York Garratt James, shoemaker, r. 1125 Mission Garratt Joseph W., machinist Savage & Sons, r. 409 Capp Garratt Robert M., general passenger and freight agent S. P. C. BR., foot of Market, r. Alameda Garratt TVilliam T., brass and bell foundry and machine works, 138-142 Fremont, r. 405 Sixth Garratt William T. (Anderfuren& Garratt) r. NW cor Twentieth and Mission 0^" Garratt. See Garrett Garraud Alexander, clerk J. B. Deloche, r. 1116 Sac- ramento Garrecht Steven, sausage maker Joseph Mayer, r. 33 Lily Av Garren Louis, glazier, r. 13 Minna Garren Morris, boxmaker, r. 13 Minna Garretson Mary E. D. Mrs., r. 2106 Van Ness Av Garretson Samuel W., chief engineer Central Gas Co., r. 710 O'Farrell Garretson William & Co. (of Philadelphia) publish- ers, office 629 Washington Garretson WortUington K., r. 166 Tehama Garrett Edward, calker, r. 37 Sacramento Garrett Francis, shoemaker, r. 313 Third Garrett Jacob L., commission merchant, r. 204 Gold- en Gate Av Garrett James, drayman, r. 204 Second Garrett James, engineer, r. 118 Post Garrett James H. (Garrett & Creegan) r. 106 Hyde Garrett James S., shoemaker, r. 142 Sixth Garrett John, property man, r. 420 Jackson Garrett John, steerage watchman P. M. SS. San Jos6 Garrett John J., shoemaker, r. 460 Minna Garrett John R., apothecary City and County Hospi- tal, r. 1143 Mission Garrett John T., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 460 Minna Garrett Samuel, drayman, r. 1904 Market Garrett Samuel T., laborer, r. 6 Bernard Garrett Thomas, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 326 Vallejo Garrett Thomas, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Garrett William, teamster, r. 529 Stevenson Garrett & Creegan (James H. Garrett'and Peter Cree- gan) fruit and produce commission, 8E cor Clay and Sansome fl^ Garrett. See Garratt Garrick Agnes J. Mrs., r. 1047 Harrison Garrirk James, teamster John Cavanaugh, r. 1565H Market Garrick Michael, carriagesmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 1136 Howard Garrick William H., master mariner, r. 2722 Mission Garrick William J., clerk, r. 1047 Harrison Garritra Andres Rev., pastor YKlesla de Nuestra SeiTora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway Garrigan Hall, packer, r. S s Filbert.bet Montgomery and Sansome Oarrigan James, laborer, r. 60 Jessie Garrigan James, plumber Edward V. Wilson, r. 320 Vallejo e^F Garrigan John, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson, rear Garrigan Laughlin. r. S s Filbert, nr Sansome Garrigan Michael, teamster Bernard & Mantell, r. S s Filbert, bet Sansome and Montgomery Garrigan Patrick, teamster A. M. Ebbets, r. 17 Alta Garrigan Paul, packer Bernard & Mantell, r. S s Fil- bert, bet Sansome and Montgomery Garrigan Robert, driver Chase & Wolflf, r. 31 Jessie Garrison Captain E., salesman Edward Paine, r. 1010 Hyde Garrison Eunice Miss, r. 410 } 0) Ostto John (John Gatto & Co.j r. SE cor Green and Larkin Gatto John & Co. (John Gatto and John Gondolfo) wood and coal. SE cor Green and Larkin Gaubert Mary Mrs., florist, 612 California, nursery cor Sierra and St. John Gaubert Joseph, florist, r. 612 California Gaubetz Martin, janitor, r. 9 Geary Gande Stanislas, proprietor Sutter Street House, 308 Sutter Gaudron Adolph, pattern and raodelmaker. 111 First, r. 365 Clementina Gaudron Edward N., r. 365 Clementina Gaudron Eugenie Miss, dressmaker, r. 365 Clementina Gaiiggel Leo, shoemaker. r. 325 Minna Gaughran James, clerk Hanson &Co., r. 126 Gilbert Gaughran Lawrence, waiter Lick House Restaurant Gaughran Nicholas, laborer, r. 15 Jansen Gaukroger Albert, assistant engineer Cal. Sugar Be- finery, r. Oakland Gaukroger Edwin, patternmaker William F. Buswell, r. Oakland Gaul Henry, maltster Pac. Brewery, r. 267 Tehama Gaul James, fireman, r. 7 Bruce PI Gaul Louis, tanner Erenz & Getz, r. SW cor Twenty- ninth and Dolores Gaul Mary, widow, r. 424 Seventh, rear Gaul Michael, fireman, r. 41 Pacific 8^ Gaul. See Gall Gauld George G., salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r. 619 Pine Gauld James G.. note teller London and S. F. Bank, r. 619 Pine Gauley James, r. 519 Sacramento Gauley S. A. Mrs., widow, r. Grand Hotel t^ Gauley. See Gawley Gault Adolph M., machinist, r. 22 Scott PI Gault Margaret, widow, fancy goods, 614 Post «^" Gault. See Gait Gaupp Philip, cooper, r. 270 First GaiirlerEmil, restaurantkeeper, r. 20 Wetmore PI Gaussail Bernhard, bartender Emile A. Gaussail, r. 1509 Powell Gaussail Emile A., liquor saloon, 1239 Stockton, r. 1237 Stockton Gaut Ira A., drayman Peck & Co., r. 835 Broadway Gautadini Jules, bartender, r. 122 Trenton Gauterau Francis, carpenter, r. 426 Waller Gauthier Eugene, stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, r. 306 Green Gautier Eugene F., salesman, r. 619 Pacific Gantier Leon P., physician, oflice and r. 822 Pacific Gautin Gagpard, gardener, r. 1332 California Gavan Michael J., clerk John Hanly, r. 413 Minna •y Gavan. See Gaven and Gavin Gaven Bernard, expressman, NW cor Howard and Sixth, r. 7 Averill Av, rear Gaven James M., tinsmith, r. 815 Stockton Gaven Mary, widow, r. Moulton, bet Fillmore and Steiner •y Gaven. See Gavan and Gavin Gavens George, fireman O. Imp. SS. Mississippi, r. Bay St. House Gaver Edward 3.. abstract clerk D. S. Mint, r. 14 Turk Gaver John, blacksmith, r. 1.309 Vallejo Gaver Rebecca Miss, r. 13u9 Vallejo Gavigan Annie E. Miss, assistant Grant Primary School, r. 21f) Seventh Gavigan Bridget, widow, r. 7 Dodge PI Gavigan Charles A., carrlagesmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 216 Seventh Gavigan Daniel M., student, r. 216 Seventh Gavigan J. H., magnetic healer, r. 1104 Mission Gayigan J. H. Mrs., medium, r. 1104 Mission Gavigan Joseph S., cooper Mattulath MnfgCo., r. 216 Seventh Gavigan Mary, widow, r. 1717}^ Stevenson Gavigan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Gavigan William, wood dealer, r. 216 Seventh ' Gavigan William J., chief deputy Tax Collector, r. 216 Seventh Gavin Charles, mai'hinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 1305 Jackson Gavin Dominick, shoemaker, r. 26Natoma Gavin James J., vamisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r. SE cor Webster and Fell Gavin John, furnace helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan, rear Gavin John, groceries and liquors, 28 Natoma, r. 25 Natoma Gavin John, pipemaker, r. 1318 Jackson Gavin K., laborer, r. 2209 California Gavin Michael, laborer, r. 17 Sherwood PI Gavin Michael, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 1448 Minna Gavin Nellie, chambermaid Grand Hotel Gavin Patrick, hackman. Plaza, r. 1305 Jackson Gavin Thomas, laborer, r. 1430 Jackson Gavin William, waiter Brooklyn Hotel • Gavin William H., clerk Wells, Chandler & Co., r. 1305 Jackson Gavin William H., compositor Daily Hotel Gazette, r. 27 Minna 8^" Gavin. See Gavan and Gaven Gavlt John, laborer, r. 110 Shipley Gawley William H. Mrs., widow, r. 417 Harrison i^'Gawley. See Gauley Gawne Charles, president Stockton Transportation Co., 319 California, r. 1622 Clay Gawne John (Donaldson & Co.) , r. San Leandro 1^" Gawthorne. See Garthome Gaxiola Eufenia, widow, r. Harvey House Gaxiola Jesus, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 405 Green Gay A. C, barbfencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. Hum- boldt House Gay Albert C, contractor and bunder, r. W s Harri« rison, bet Twenty-third and-Twenty-fourth Gay Ambrose C, laborer, r. 202M Francisco Gay C. H., assistant engineer Light House Tender Manzaoita Gay Charles, general agent, .523 Montgomery, r. 331 Seventeenth Gay Clara Mrs., saleslady Edward Paine, r. 433 Geary Gay Henry C. , expressman, N W cor Market and Front, r. 132 Church Gay John G., r. 43 Russ Gay Lucy B., nurse Twenty-sixth St. Hospital Gay Theobald, music teacher French and English In- stitute, r. 714 Broadway Gaydan Victor, laundryman Bernou & Achin, r. 635 Third Gaye Jean, cook Miners' Restaurant, r. 817 Montgom- ery Gaye Marcelin, bakery, 624 Broadway, r. 629 Broad- way Gayetti Ellen Mrs., branch bakery. 2734 Mission Gayetti John, painter, r. 2734 Mission Gaylord Christopher, butler, r. 1028 Market Gaylord George M., inspector Custom House, r. 776 Howard Gaylord Mary C, domestic NW cor California and Powell Gaylord Minnie, widow, r. 313 Eighth Gaynard Charles, weigher, r.'205 Third Gaynard Jacob, barber, r. 366 Natoma Gayner Francis, blacksmith S. P. RR., r. McClellan, nr Courtland Av, B. H. Gaynor Annie, domestic 1513 Scott Gaynor Bernard, laborer, r. Dominican Monastery Gaynor Catherine, widow, r. 833 3i Geary Oayuor Daniel, porter John Levi & Co., r. 1008 Wash- ington Gaynor James, longshoreman, r. 31 Ecker, nr Fol- som Gaynor James T., cutter Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 202 Stockton Gaynor John P., architect, 309 California, room 6, r. Oakland Gaynor Margaret, widow, r. 1 McCormick Gaynor Martin, laborer, r. 608 Minna, rear Gaynor Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Battery Gaynor T. C, lauudrj-man, r. 1913 Geary Gaynor William, policeman, r. 227 Perry Gazanigo Johu, Barbers Protective Union, 312 Post Gazzola Louis, salesman John Sposito, r. 119 Vallejo Gazzovich Antonio, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo Geandrot Augustus, teamster, r. 34 Sacramento Geauey David, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. Bres- lin's Hotel Geaney David, currier, r. N s Dominick, bet St. John and Susquehanna Geaney Ellen, widow, r. 108 Fell Geaney Jeremiah, tanner, r. Manitoba, bet St. John I and Tombtgbee , Geantit Alphonse, butcher, 16-18 S. F. Market, r. 717 i Union j Geantit Antonio, butcher, r. 717 Union I LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARc AND FRENCH CLOCKS I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAMHINU CAL.L.ED FOK AND DKI.IVKRED. OFFIC£, 648 9IARHKT NTKEET. GEA 473 GEI luauager, 819 Geary Street, Co., Daniel secretary, S. Gearhart Charles W., sbortband reporter, 636 Clay Gearhart William, r. The Baldwin Gearin William, plasterer, r. 623 Jessie Gearing Frederick, foreman American Sugar Refinery, r. Pringle Conrt, nr Greenwich Gearon Denis, housemover, r. 344 Seventh Gearon John F., barber, 1103 Howard, r. 1105 Howard Gearty James, groceries and liquors, 2'24 Clara Geary Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 286 Union Geary Dennis, messenger Adjutant-General's ofllce, U. S. A. Presidio Reservation Geary Elizabeth, domestic 916 Pierce Geary Elizabeth, widow, groceries and liquors, 326 Folsom Geary Henry, laborer, r. 1825 O'Farrell Geary Henry J., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 560 Bryant Geary James, carpenter, r. 1316 Mason Geary James W., lather, r. 456 Tehama / Geary Jeremiah J., tanner and currier, SW cor Fif- teenth and Guerrero Geary Johanna, widow, r. 247 Stevenson Geary John, driver Central RR., r. 10.57 Golden Gate Av, rear Geary John, ironmolder, r. 236 Fremont Geary John, laborer, v. 20 Anthony Geary John, student Pac. Business College Geary John D., lougsUoreman, r. 286 Union Geary Jolin P., physician, office 131 Post, r. Oak- land. Office hours 10.30 A. M. to 4 P. M. Geary John M., capitalist, r. 1314 Powell Geary Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 704 Howard Geary L., deckhand stmr Constantine Geary M., cook, r. 869 Market Geary Maggie A. Mrs., varieties, 517 JiS Geary Geary M. J., reporter Post and Spirit of the Times, r. 135 Sixth Geary Patrick, longshoreman, r. 16 Natoma Geary Street Coal Co., William McKenzie Geary Park and Ocean Railroad Meyer president, Johu N. Syme D. Morton superintendent, office NE cor Buchanan and Geary Geary Thomas, laborer, r. Lafayette House B^ Geary. See Gerry Gebaners Carl J., milkman, r. Montgomery Av, bet Bay and Francisco Gebbeis Nicholas, teamster, r. 10 Perry Geber F., r. Park Hotel Gebhardt , machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Shasta bet Illinois and Michigan Gebhardt August, clerk, 368 Third Gebhardt Charles A. A., tanner, r. 2759 Mission Gebhardt Charles Q., bookkeeper White & Cambridge, r. 955 Howard Geb&ardt F., tanner, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission Gebhardt Frederick, sawsmith Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 27 Louisa Gebhardt H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Gebhardt Henry, bookkeeper F. Eronenberg & Co., r. NE cor McAllister and Franklin Gebhardt John, fruits, Saucelito Ferry, r. 316 Davis Gebhardt Louis Philippe, bartender Martin Colmann, r. 639 California Gebhardt Theresa, widow, r. 27 Louisa Gebhardt Wendel, upholsterer, r. 955 Howard Gebhait Joseph, cabinet maker, r. 9Zoe Gecan Andrew, cbnductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2909 Bush Geckler John, carriage maker Larkins & Co., r. 473 Jessie Geddes Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 33 Moss Geddes Charles, architect, 628 California, room 7, r. 218 San Jose Av Geddes Samuel, miner, r. 110 Mason Geddes William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, and extraman Hose Co. No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. W. s Ten- nessee, bet Butte and Solano Geddes William, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 818 San- some Gedge Frank J. , salesman Samuel Irving k Co., r. UT2ii Broadway Gedge George Jr., actor, r. 819 Howard Gedge J. H. P., salesman Alexander Nicoll, r. 18 Stockton PI Gedge John, carriage painter John Wylie, r. 13 Laskie )^" Gedge. See Gage Gee Ferdinand, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Gee Frederick, sailmaker, r. 368 Brannan Gee George P., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 123 Perry Gee James, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 18 Natoma Gee James, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 637 Howard Gee Robert S., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. Alameda Gee William, machinist, r. 18 Natoma By Gee. See Jee Geer Richard, stonecutter, r. 1028 McAllister Geer Roger C, teamster, r. 1028 McAllister Geerbing Henry, confectioner Occidental Hotel Geerkeiis Nicliolas H., groceries and liquors, S£ cor Sacramento and Prospect PI Gefifert Charles, laborer, r. Russ House Geffke Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110 Bryant Gelfroy Celestine, widow, groceries and liquors, 1211 Powell Gefken George, clerk H. J. Hinck, r. SE cor Polk and Ellis Gegan Ambrose F., clerk Grangers' Business Assn, r. 317 Eddy Gegan Thomas F., clerk John Rae Hamilton, r. San Rafael H^" Gegan. See Gagan Geggus Charles F., butcher E. Kirsch, r. 619 Steven- son Geggus Frederick, butchOT, r. 19 Moss, rear Geggus Louis, butcher, r. 619 Stevenson Gehagan Michael, mining, r. 1.501 Leavenworth Gehen Charles F., shoe cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.. r. 10.50 Howard Gehen John E., shoe cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1050 Howard Gehing Thomas, boxmaker, r. nr Ocean View Station Gehl Louis, Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Gehlen Frank, bartender Julius Gruen, r. 2'25 Steven- Son Gehr Lanreston H., office 208 Montgomery, r. 331 Kearny Gehrels John H. (Gehrels & Lubben) r. 508 Filbert Gehrels & Lubben (John H. Gehrels and John Lub- ben) liquor saloons, 526 Sansome, and SW cor Davis and Sacramento Gehret Christian, proptr Geneva House, 118-120 Ellis Gehret Frederick, r. I'iO Ellis Gehret Sophie Mme., corset mnfr, 1'20 Ellis Gehricke Henry P., bookkeeper Sachs, Heller & Co., r. 906 Market Gehrig Ferdinand J., porter S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1005 Minna Gehrig J. H., miller Golden Age Mill Co. Gehring Amelia, widow, r. 713 Brannan Gehring Martin, cook stmr Ellen, r. 238 Steuart Gehrke H., shoemaker, r. 220 Pacific Gehrmau John H., cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,r. Turk St. Hotel Gehrs Jens, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19 Deca- tur Gehrs John, driver Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 Decatur Gebrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont Gehrt Henry, upholsterer, r. 423 Dupont Geib Daniel, bed springmaker, r.'709 Treat Av Geib Herman, blacksmith, r. 709 Treat Av Geib Jesse, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1429 Steiner Geib Johu, laborer, r. 709 Treat Av Geidzinger Hermann, butcher Mantz & Jonas, r. 321 Jj O'Farrell Geier Matilda Mrs., stamping, 2101 Steiner | Geiger Daniel, porter Baker ife Hamilton, r. 606 Fourth | Geiger Johu G., storekeeper, r. 1018 Washington i Geiger Pauline, widow, r. 776 Folsom Geiliuss Henry, architect, office 33 Kearny, r. 809 ' Treat Av Gelling Herrman H., laborer, r. 407 Pacific Geimann George, clerk William Geimann, r. 925 Jack- son Geimann William, merchant tailor, 116 Sutter, r. 925 Jackson Geimann William F., assayer, r. 925 Jackson Geirrine Charles H., salesman Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. Berkeley Geirrine Henry, waiter, r. 1326 Stockton Geirrine Sebastian, cigarmaker, r. 1612 West Mission Geisel Alois, engraver, r. 331 Kearny Geisel Eugene E., manager Will «k Finck, r. 331 Kearny Geisel William, shipsiuith, r. 734 Harrison Geiselhart Magnus, miller Yolo Mills, r. 23 Minna WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WMowSlades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. G.W.CLARK &€0. 645 Market St. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, '^'^S^?, ■ H<»N MVnttKfi, 213 Fr«-mon« Htreei, turers i,f Kuestr milK, VitcnniH Panit, Et«. a 'h i o o ■4^ © as ■♦a d O A m O Q o GEI 474 GEE Qelsendorfer Mary, widow, stationery, 158 Second Geiser Frank J., foreman car-shops 8. P. RR., r. 1831 Mission Gteishaker Andrew, machine hand A. Frei, r. 413 Bry- ant Geisler Chris, clerk A. Mervy, r. 434 Montgomery Av Geisler Henry, machinist H. P. Gregory & Co. Geist William (Kragen .Sc Geist) r. 910 Ellis Geister Robert, messman P. M. SS. San Jose Geistlich Bertha, hairdresser Goldstein fcCohn.r. 608 Fourth Geistlich Max, butcher, r. 608 Fourth Geistlich William, furnishing goods and tobacco, 608 Fourth Geitner George, shoemaker, r. 735 Sixteenth Geitner Leonhardt, blacksmith, 526 Mission, r. 735 Sixteenth Gelander R., cook Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co. Gelett Charles W., ice machine, office 40 Main, r. Oak- land Gelett Ice Machine Co., Russell Whitman manager, 40 Main Gelien Adolph G., mining, r. 524 Sutter Gelien R. G., mnfr cigars, 221 Davis Gelien Robert B.. manuger R. G. Gelien, r. 524 Sutter Gelien Rudolph G. Mrs., widow, r. 524 Sutter Gelinski Isaac, peddler, r. 31 Morris Av Gellatley James R,. statiouery, NE cor Fourth and Stevenson, r. 268 Stevenson Gellert Henry, barber, 212 Bush. r. 945 Howard Gellert Isaac, clerk Jonas Schloss & Co., r. 945 How- ard Gellert Louis, tailor, 426 Sacramento, r. 945 Howard Gelles R., seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Gelley Henry J., seaman, r. 408 Harrison Gelley Louis, tailor, r. 918 Montgomery Gelley Richard, r. 508 Howard Gelston Lizzie, r. 350 Braiinan Gelston William, seaman, r. 3.50 Brannan Gem Antoni. laborer Cha e & Wolff, r. 5 Pollard PI Gembel William, junk dealer, r. 7 Graham PI Gen Anable, bookkeeper, r. 818 Sansome Genardini Beruadetto, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Gendar Edward F., r. 545 Stevenson Gendar John W. (J. W. Gendar k Co.) r. 209 Geary Gendar J. W. & Co. (John W. Gendar and W. B. Cal- vert) confectioners, 948 Mnrket and 26 Sixth Gendar Reuben H., clerk, r. 7 Prospect PI Gender William, nurse German Hospital Gendman Oscar, machinist, r. 1939 O'Farrell Gendotti Andrew, cabinetmaker Paulson & Saunders, r. Colombo Hotel Gendotti Luigi, liquor saloon, 508-510 Octavia, r. 440 Hayes Genebt^rn Brother Rev. , director Sacred Heart College, r. SE cor Eddy and Larkin Genee Ottilie Mrs., manager German Theater, r. 532 Turk General Jackson Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) R. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, room 17 General Miller Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) George W. Reynolds secretary, 609 Sacramento General Thomas Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Wm. Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block Generlich Julius, tailor, r. 23 Rondell PI Generous Henry J., cabinetmaker, r. 2021 Polk Genesee Flour Illills, Henry Coubrough & Co. proprietors, N s Gold, bet Sansome and Mont- gomery Genesee Valley Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) J. L. Fields secretary, 330 Pine, room 30 Geneva House, Christian Gehret proptr, 118-120 Ellis Geneve Louis, carpenter, r. 2 Lynch Geneve Victor, cook Poodle Dog Restaurant Geneveaux Baptiste C, master mariner, r. 715 Web- ster Gennara 8., Fishermen's Market, NE cor Front and Vallejo Genrich Frederick M.. seaman, r. 10 Washington Genslierger Max (Louis Kline & Co.) r. 512 Eddy Genselme Aiigust, butcher D. Contolenc, r. SW cor Montgomery and Broadway Gensler Julius, tailor and furnishing goods, 316 Sixth ] Gensler Michael, clerk, r. 516 Fulton Genster Jacob, barber, 808 Larkin Gentil Arthur, barber, 1226 Dupont Gentil Louis, cook. r. 919 Clay Gentile Bell Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) C. E. Elliot secretary, 4 S. F. Stock Exchange Building Gentry Albert K., porter, r. 2728 Mission Gentuso Luigi, vegetable gardener. Waller, bet Stein- ■er and Pierce Genty Gustave, laundryman 8. F. Laundry Gentz Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Genzen Frederick, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1308 Polk Geoghegan Mrs., widow, r. 2 Boardman PI Geoghegan Annie Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r. 921 Folsom Geoghegan James P., carpenter, r. 5 Bowie Av Geoghegan John W., ship calker, r. cor St. Thomas and Osage Geoghegan Margaret, widow, r. 921 J4 Folsom Geoghegan Maria Mrs., r. 136 Tehama Geoghegan Samuel, buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. New York 8^" Geoghegan. See Gagan, Gagen and Gahagau Geog'raphical Society of the Pacific, C. Mit- chell Grant secretary, 411 Post Geomi Stephani, butcher Miner's Restaurant George Adam, laborer P. C. SS. Co., r. 449 !<; Minna George Anton, seaman, r. 75 Oregon, cor Davis George Charles E., dentist, office and r. 114 Geary George E. E., clerk Joseph Levy. r. 932 Harrison George Edward, plasterer, r. N s Twenty-second, nr Church George Edwiu, fireman MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 1212 Bryant George Frank S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. Valencia St. Station George Henry, carpenter Presidio Reservation George Hemy C, clerk Davis & Cuwl-11, r. 714 Capp George Henry R., salesman George F. Silvester, r. 517 Taylor George Henry W., bookkeeper Scotchler & Gibbs, r. 606 Shotwell George James, carpehter, r. 533 Sacramento George James, laborer, r. 817 Golden Gate Av George James H., clerk, r. 34 Oak Grove Av George J. Ellicott, clerk Parrott & Co., r. Oakland George John, restaurant, 207 Third, r.205 Third George John, shoemaker Jacob Cohn George Julius Mrs., widow, r. 717 Sutter George Louis, tailor A. Barli, r. .515 Filbert George Nelson. Mrs., widow, r. 1017 Pierce George Nicholas, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel George Otis 8.. foreman C. D.Harvey, r. 32 Fourth GeorgePeter, seaman P. M. SS. Granada George Preston, r. 70S California George Robert, agent Great Sierra Consolidated Sil- ver Co., 419 Califoruia, room 5, r. Oakland George Samuel, liquor saloon, 230 Fourth, r. 820 Fol- som George William, teamster, r. 715 Howard George Zachariah P., fruits, 402 Geary Georgen Frederick, liquor saloon, 310 Townsend Georges Elisee, boxmaker F. P. Flint, r. 17 Bruce PI Georges Hippolyte (Bine & Georges) r. 810 Powell Georges Leonard, beokkeeper Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 418 Sutter Georgia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) R. Weg- ener secretarj', 414 California Geraghty Abbie T., widow, r. 73 Fourth Geraghty Anthony, foundryman, r. 511 Mission Geraghty John B., steward stmr Humboldt, r. 734 Na- toma Geraghty Martin, groceries and liquors, 551 Bryant Geraghty Michael, laborer, r. 310 Langton Geraghty Michael, stationery, school books, fancy goods, etc., 1127 Folsom Geraghty Patrick, clerk Patrick Hartigan, r. 616 How- ard Geraghty Sarah, domestic 1415 Jones Gerald Etlvrard F., foreman receiving sheds C. P. RR.,r. Alameda Gerald Elizabeth, widow, r. 1139 Harrison Gerald Ezekiel F., traveling auditor C. P. RR. and 8. P. RR., r. Lick House Gerald R. Mrs., r. 1017 Sutter B^ Gerald. See Gerold Gerard Adam, machinist, r. 117 Perry Gerard Emil, steward, r. 608 ), 1.EHIUH, and EI««l,ISIff FOirBTDRY COKE, 4t MurUet Street, eorner S|»enr. GER 475 GER Gerber John B., shoemaker, r. 302 FraDcisco Gerberding Albert, grain broker, 220 Clay, r. 1218 Clay Gerberding Frederick W., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1218 Clay Gerberding Mary J., widow, r. 1218 Clay Gerbls John, clerk, r. 432 Cedar Av Gerbis Rebecca, widow, r. 432 Cedar Av Gerckc Charles W., bakery. 1924 Howard Gercke Frederick, proprietor William Tell House, 315-323 Bush Gercke George, tailor, r. 324 Montgomery Av Gercke Gustav (Gercke & DeHarde) r. 8E cor Battery and Green Gercke William (Friedrichs & Gercke) r. 434 Seventh Gercke & DeHarde (Gustav Gercke and Christof De Harde) proptrs Gercke's Hotel, SE cor Battery and Green Gercke's Hotel, Gercke & De Harde proptrs, SE cor Battery and Green Gercken Ernest H.. mai-ter mariner, r. 1218 Kearny Gercken William F., boatman Union St. Wharf, r. 1218 Kearny Gerdeaii Aug. J., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Gerdes Alexander, bookkeeper Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co., r. 42 Willow Av Gerdes B. Henry, fireman, r. 217 Ritch Gerdes Carsten. expressman. Post, nr Kearny, r. 2243 Mission, rear Gerdes Henry, seaman, r. 127 JacKson Gerdes H. G., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1716 Polk Gerdes John, bartender John Dittmer, r. 44 Clemen- tina Gerdes John N., mnfr. r. 733 Union 8^ Gerdes. See Gaerdes Gerding Lizzie, widow, r. 552 H Natoma Gerds Edward, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Gere George G., physician and surgeon, office 318 Sutter Gereau William 'B. Mrs., r. SE Scott and Broadway Gerez Joseph Anton, Swiss Mutual Ben. See, 627 Commercial Gerger Charles, laborer, r. 109 Morris Av Gergus August, laborer Cal. Siigar Refinery, r. SW cor Santa Clara and Bryant Gerhard Frederick G., editor Pacific Pilot, r. 36 Thir- teenth Gerhardt Charles, driver, r. 1817 Hyde Gerhardt Frank J., clerk Henry Drewes, r. N s Sono- ma, bet Potrero Av and Utah Gerhausen Emil, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Gerhow Charles, butcher Henry Stelling, r. 440 Twenty-third Gerlio-\v Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2-4 Mission, r. 67 Tehama Gerhow Frederick Jr., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. 67 Tehama Gerhow Robert, rigger William H. Smith, r. 120 How- ard Gerichevi John, waiter Nicholas Rendich, r. 325 Broadway Gerichten Ernest A., jewelry boxmaker A. H. Loch- bauni, r. 659 Seventeenth Gerichten Frederick G., clerk William Davis, r. 659 Seventeenth Gerichten Jacob E., r. 659 Seventeenth Gerichten Josephine E. Mrs., assistant Greenwich St. Primary School, r. 659 Seventeenth Gerichten Louis, teacher gymnastics Olympic Club, r. 622 Post Gerichten Philip Mrs., r. 446 Jessie Gerichten Theodore, salesman M. Hart, r. 446 Jessie Gerig Antoine, milker Russi & Renner, r. S s Eigh- teenth, nr Clara Av Gerig Frank, laborer, r. 215 CoUingwood Gering Charles, baker Frederick Kelterer, r. E s Mis- sion, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Gering Martin, seaman, r, 238 Steuart Gering William, machinist, r. 133 Twelfth Gerisch George, carpenter and builder, 1133 Clay Gerke Henry, clerk Haas Bros., r. 121 Henry Gerken Charles, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. Chicago Hotel Gerken Diederich (Gerken & Wobber) r. Oakland Gerken Frederich, clerk Becker Bros., r. 622 Taylor Gerken Frederick, musician, r. 816 Jackson Gerken George, clerk, r. 426 Natoma Gerken Herman, waiter E. A. Engelberg, r. 425 Pine Gerken Herman H.. clerk, r. 313 Geary Gerken John, liquor saloon, 540 Clay, r. 655 Washing- ton Gerken Mary, domestic 1428 Jackson Gerken Rosanna, widow, r. 426 Natoma Gerken William, loungemaker Charles W. Ridgeway, r. 426 Natoma Gerken & Wobber (Diederich Gerken and Peter W. Wobber) liquor saloon, SW cor Spear and Mis- sion B^" Gerken. See Gercken Gerkens Henry, driver Mrs. A. E. Swain Gerl Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor Twenty- eighth and Guerrero Gerlach Bernard, barber Hyman & Shaen,' r. 211 Ritch Gerlach Charles E., draftsman Curtis & Bennett, r. 846 Howard Gerlach Conrad, r. 101 O'Farrell Gerlach Dora, widow, r. 604 Gough Gerlach Emil, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 14 Oak Grove Av Gerlach Frederick, r. 15 Yerba Buena Gerlach George, physician, r. 1313 Golden Gate Av Gerlach Gustave, carriagemaker Locke & Thomas, r. 14 Oak Grove Av Gerlach Hermann, machine hand Fuchs & Euler, r. 523 Howard Gerlach John, cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r. 529 J4 Sixth Gerlach Reinhold, cooper, r. 14 Oak Grove Av Gerlach Susan, domestic 738 Capp Gerlach William P., bookkeeper Christy & Wise, r. 202 Stockton Gerloflf John F.W, machinist, r. 704 Bush Germain Dwight (George Spaulding & Co.) r. 1227 Pierce Germain Henry, capitalist, r. 424 Broadway Germain W. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 Montgom- ery German-American Insurance Co., Tom C. Grant general agent, 213 Sansome German-American Kindergarten School, Miss Emma Marwedel principal, 1810 Sacramento German Fire Insurance Co. (of Baltimore) Philip, Speyer & Co. agents, 425 California German Fire Insurance Co. (of Pittsburgh) E. D. Farnsworth & Son agents, 219 Sansome • German General Benevolent Society, Eu- gene Bomer general agent, 535 California German Hospital, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Rid- ley. For terms of admission apply to office .535 California German Hotel, Frederick C. Janssen proprietor, 18 First German Louis, teamster, r. 8 Potter German Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Reiuhard Steinbach pastor, N s Folsom, nr Fifth Gei-man Savings and Loan Society, The, Lawrence Gottig president, George Lette secre- tary, 526 California German Theater (Haverly's California Theater) Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont e^ German. See Germain and Germon Germania Fire Insurance Co. of New York. See New York Underwriters Agency Germania Gardens, Adolph Utschig proprietor, S s Erie, nr Mission Germania Lead Works (Salt Lake. Utah Ter.) W. A. Aldrich president, A. W. Bowman secretary, office 314 California Germania JLiife Insurance Co. (of New York) Julius Jacobs general agent, 216 Sansome Germanic Lloyd, Muecke, Victor & Co. agents, 435 California Germon A. & Co. (Adolphus Germon and John W. Hodgkin) general commission merchants, wholesale and retail dealers shingles, butcher blocks, laurel timber and hardwood lumber, 113- 115 Mission Germon Adolphus (A. Germon &Co.) r. 1415 Stockton B^ Germon. See German and Germain Gernais Louis, cook, r. 127 Jackson Gerndt Thomas, cook Philadelphia House Gernidini Benedetti, dairyman, r. NW cor Nebraska and Yuba Gerold Pliilip, secretary San Francisco Grain Ex- change, 333 Pine, r. 823 Dolores Gerow John, driver, r. 1207 Steiner Gerran Anthony, porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 35 Natoma \A/ A r n N ^ TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., n H U U 11 O 5oa, c: »aruct at. KUOaiES, CARRIAGES Edwards' l.igrbtning Jump- *ieat, f'lr ^ale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT^, BOXWOOD: JOHN VI'KiiMOKl':. GEE 476 GIA (xerran David, boxmaker F. Korbel jt Bros., r. 13 Minna Gerrigan Michael, tailor, r. 64J4 Everett GerriBh August D., r. 837 Folsom Gerrisli Louia, waiter, r. 837 Folsom Gerrish M. E. Mrs., artist, r. 16 Taylor Gerrltsen Henry G., carpenter, r. 512 Chestnut Gerrity Andrew, laborer, r. 47 Tehama Gerrity John Mrs., r. 429 Clementina Gerrity John Jr., laborer, r. 429 Clementina Gerrity Michael, house painter, r. 113 Jj Shipley, rear Gerrity Patrick, drayman, 732 Sacramento, r. 48 Everett Gerrity Patrick, shoemaker, r. .33 Eddy Gerrity Thomas, laborer, r. 47 Tehama B^ Gerrity. See Garrity and Geraghty Gerry Augustine, bookkeeper, r. 761 M Howard Gerry Edward, bookkeeper, r. 761 Ji Howard Gerry Ferdinand F., lumber surveyor, r. 726 Capp Gerry Hermann, printer, r. 142 J^ Fourth Gerry Samuel R., resident physician City and County Alms House, office 645 Washington Gerry Sarah, widow, furnished rooms, 76134 Howard Gerry Thomas H., butcher, r. St. Thomas, bet Rail- road Av and Susquehanna BS^ Gerry. See Geary Gerson Herman, barber Philip P. Lehn, r. William Tell House Gerson John, waiter Antone Pignaz, r. Minna, bet Third ana Fourth Gerson Maria Mrs., lady's nurse, r. 2605 Sacramento Gerson Nathan (Gerson & London) r. 1918 Pine Gerson & London (Nathan Gerson and Henry London) leaf tobacco and cigars, 611 Sansome Gerstenberg Charles, oysters, Grand Western Market, r. 121 Cedar Av Gerstenkorn Henry, seaman, r. 1319 Montgomery Gerstenkorn Margaret, widow, r. 1319 Montgomery Gerstle Henry, tinsmith, r. 435 Pine Gerstle Lewis (Louis Sloss & Co., and Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.) r. 1517 Van Ness Av Gerstner Maria, widow, r. 45 Clara Gerstner William, foreman Uriah Segars, r. 45 Clara Gerts Neal L.. carpenter, r. 2910 Fillmore Gerts William B., brush maker Flger Bros., r. 2526 Webster Gertzen Otto, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 3 Ewing PI Gerwetz Ernest, seaman, r. 15 Pacific Gerzabek Frank, cook Conrad Bill, r. 29 Drumm Gerzabek Oscar V. (A. C. Dietz & Co.) r. 605 Steiner Geschke Charles, cabinet maker Gal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 426 Tehama Gesler George, blind maker, r. NE cor Fourth and Berry Gesler Henry, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 435 Pine Gessert A., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arioh Halle Gesvret Eugene, r. 4 Burritt Getchell Charles S.. calker, r. 550 Folsom Getchell Frederick, r. 130 Golden Gate Av Getchell George G., teamster, r. Pacific Lodging House Getchell James T., head porter Hawley Bros. Hard- ware Co.. r. E s Shakspeare, nr Isabel, B. H. Getchell J. C, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. Hotel Bhein Getchell Jesse, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Getchell Sumner, mate C. P. RR. stmr Apache tsr Getchell. See Gitchell Gethe Peter, laborer, r. NWcor Railroad Av and Para- guay Gethings Annie, widow, bakery, 510 Fourth Gethings Catherine, widow, r. 1027 Twenty-first Gethings James E., clerk, r. 1131 Twenty-first Gethius May Miss, saleslady M. J. Sahlein, r. 958 Mis- sion Getkey John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. White House, Potrero Getleson B. & Co. (Bernard Getleson) leather dealers, 520-522 Market Getleson Bernard (B. Getleson h Co.) r. 1511 PoBt Getleson David, wines and liquors, 795 Mission, r. 1511 Post Oetliffe F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works GetliB'e Laura A., widow, r. 1424 Broadway Gettey William J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 16 Fair Oaks Gettey William J. Jr., manager country dept Le Count Bros., r. 227 Fair Oaks Getti Luis, r. 620 Ash Av Gettings B., bollermaker Risdou I. and L. Works Getto Antoine, carpenter Industrial School Gettridge John, teamster, r. SW cor Vallejo and Leav* enworth Getty James, machinist, r. 1627 Pine Getty William, driver J. Y. Wilson & Co.. r. 1627 Pine Getz Abraham, r. 1724 Sutter Getz Andrew, porter, r. 923 >4 Golden Gate Av Getz August, painter, 332 Bush, r. 310 Mason Getz A. W., r. 681 Mission Getz Benjamin, tallow renderer, r. 1607 Post Getz Brothers & Co. (Louis and Joseph Getz) commission merchants, wholesale dealers provis- ions and agents Alvarado Salt Works, 209-211 Mar- ket Getz Joseph (Getz Brothers & Co., and Joseph Getz h Brother) r. 1724 Bush Getz Joseph & Brother (Joseph and Solomon) mer- chants (Lower Lake, Cal.) office 209-211 Market Getz Louis (Getz Brothers & Co.) r. 1726 Sutter Getz Marcus, teamster Getz Bros. & Co., r. 526 Fulton Getz Maurice (Kreuz & Getz) r. 1607 Post Getz Max, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 328 Fell Getz Rudolph J. (Getz & Swan) r. 1919 Polk Getz & Swan (Kudolph J. Getz and Jabez S. Swan) house painters and whiteners, 727 Market Getzendanner Salathier, brickliiyer. r. 2725 Howard Qevinnes George, cook L. Radovich & Co., r. 520 Bush Gevlin John, laborer, r. 233^ Clinton Gewer August, secretary MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 903 Larkin Geyer E. Marion Mrs., r. 311 Stockton Gayer Peter, florist, 8 s Woolsey, nr Cambridge, U. M. T. Ghan John, laborer, r 520 Mission Gheen Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, 915 Howard Gheisler Albert, cook. r. 81 Natoma Gherini Amante, salesman, r. 2004 Taylor Ghezzi Angelo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo Ghielmetti Louis, dishwasher J. Bergez, r. 23 Erie Ghigliaza Giovanni B., gardener, r. 425 Filbert Ghiglieri Antonio, r. Roma Hotel Ghiglieri Bonifacio, laborer American Sugar Refin- ery, r. 1416 Kearny Ghigliotti Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Ghilly Jacob, basketmaker, r. 220 Jones Ghio Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ghio Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ghio Emauuele, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ghio Felice, tailor, NW cor Jackson and Montgomery Av, r. 312 Filbert Ghio Giovanni B., foreman E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 520 Union Ghiotto Dominico, teamster, r. 14 Pollard PI Ghiotto G. Battista, vegetables, 8 Colombo Market Ghirardelli Antonio (Ravenna, Ghlrardelli & Co.) r. Oakland Ghirardelli D. 6i Sonsi (Domingo, Domingo Jr. and Joseph) importers and manufacturers choco- late, coflfees and spices, 411-417 Jackson Ghirardelli Domingo (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. Oak- land Ghirardelli Domingo Jr. (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. 2416 Fillmore Ghirardelli E., clerk D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. Oak- laud Ghirardelli Joseph (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. Oak- land Ghirardelli Louis, bookkeeper D. Ghirardelli Jk Sons, r. Oakland Ghirardelli Louis, scavenger, r. 533 Green Ghirardelli Stephen, scavenger, r. 533 Green Ghirardi Riccardo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Ghiselli Giocouda, tailor, 114 Pacific Ghiselli Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Ghisla Salvatore, umbrellamaker, 1306 Stockton Giaccobbi Louis A., foreman factory Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 516 Union Giucolini Alessando, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc,, 627 Commercial Giacometti Baptiste, macaroni maker J. P. Ten- thorey & Co., r. 558 Mission Giaconilui Mary, widow, r. 16 Bernard Giamboui Giuseppe, laborer, r. 4 Varennes Giamboni N. IKRS A- IIAYKM. FI'LTOX IK4»N ^V4»KKK. SIH t'reiuont Mtreel, 91l»nuin«tur«rii of HUIMTIXU U'URH.S, <'A«jiKN, JBl'CHKTM an«l CARM. GIB 478 GIL c c 4^ 4S «8 © c8 Q O C c Oibney James, hackman, r. 705}$ Natoma Gibney John, laborer, r. W s Sansonie, bet Alta and Union Gibney Margaret, widow, r. 422 Fremont Gibney Mary, widow, r. W s Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth Gibney Michael, laborer, r. 100 Greenwich Gibney Peter, bartender, r. 345 3^ Third Gibney Samuel, ship painter, r. 25 Clinton Gibney Thomas, hackman, r. 114 Jasper PI Gibney Thomas F., housemover. r. 20 Garden Gibson A. B. Mrs., r. 128 Golden Gate Av Gibson Adelia, widow, r. Ml Francisco Gibson Alexander, foreman laborers Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 112 Morris Av Gibson Alexander, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Gibson Alexander, porter Wilmerding & Co., r. N s Clipper bet Dolores and Church Gibson Alfred, carpenter, r. Falkland, bet St. John and Tombigbee Gibson Alice, r. 481 Jessie Gibson Andrew, cook, r. 140 Fourth Gibson Annie Miss, boxmaker, r. N s Clipper, bet Dolores and Church Gibson Charles, bartender Ferdinand Eoenig. r. 630 Pacific Gibson Charles, laborer, r. EsTownsend, bet Seventh and Eighth Gibson Charles, teamster, r. 1009 Union Gibson Chauncy W., merchant, r. 19 Glen Park At Gibson Edward, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills Gibson Edwin L., compositor Argonaut, r. 2731 How- ard Gibson Emil, seaman, r. 12 Washington Gibson Fannie Miss, r. 114 Mason Gibson Frederick, woodcarver, r. 116 Jones Gibson Fred R., laborer, r. 2731 Howard Gibson Frederick W., r. 1827 Market Gibson George, bartender, r. NW cor Meigg's Wharf and Francisco Gibson George, furniture and bedding, 339 Hayes Gibson George, waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Gibson George L., millwright, r. 531 O'Farrell Gibson Henry, marbleworker, r. 28 Minna Gibson Herbert L., clerk general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR., r. 2731 Howard Gibson H. L., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1722 Hyde Gibson James, boxmaker, r. S s Clipper, bet Dolores and Church Gibson James, clerk, r. 127 Kearny Gibson James, porter Wilmerding & Co., r. 545 Natoma Gibson James C, carpenter and builder, oflSce 28 New Montgomery, r. 2819 California Gibson James £., porter H. M. Covert, r. 2232 Mis- sion Gibson James E. C, clerk, r. 1827 Market Gibson James J., hostler Wells, Fargo SCo's Express, r. 414 J4 Tehama Gibson JameA^ L.. capitalist, r. 1827 Market Gibson Jane A., domestic, SW cor Howard and Twen- tieth Gibson Jesse, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Ten- nessee, ur Solano Gibson John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 45^^ Ritch Gibson John B., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1139 Union Gibson John W., music dealer, r. 1827 Market Gibson L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Clyde Gibson Margaret, widow, r. 4.58 Guerrero Gibson Martin K., law student, r. 1827 Market Gibson Marvin P., clerk Byron Jackson, r. 10 Clyde Gibson Mary A., widow, r. S s Clipper, bet Dolores and Church Gibson Matthew M. Rev. D. D., pastor First United Presbyterian Church, r. 803 Guerrero Gibson Orin B., capitalist, r. 2731 Howard Gibson Otis Rev., superintendent M. E. Chinese Mis- sion, r. 916 Washington Gibson Phoebe, widow, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solaco and Mariposa Gibson Ralph H., machinist, r. 10 Clyde Gibson Richard, journalist News Letter, r. 869 Market Gibson Robert, boatman, foot Third, r. NW cor Third and King Gibson Robert, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 112 Morris Av Gibson Robert, compositor, r. Humboldt House Gibson Samuel, receiver Sutter St. RR.,r. 1208 J4 Polk Gibson Samuel S. , letter carrier Post Office, r. 222 Te- hama Gibson Samuel W., roller Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra Gibson T., cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co.; r. 116 Jones Gibson Thomas, rigger, r. 325 Main Gibson Thomas B., foreman Wells, Chandler & Co., r. IIIM Leavenworth Gibson Thomas R., manager Charles 0. Ewing, 120 Sutter, r. 37 Ritch Gibson Walter D. K., clerk John D. Spreckels & Bros., r. 1009 Union Gibson W. C. Mrs., r. 481 Jessie Gibson Weston, ship clerk, r. 1519 Larkin- Gibson William, janitor Nevada Block, r. 105 Prospect PI Gibson William C, rougher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Gibson William F., attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Av, r. 916 Washington Gibson William H., barber, r. 4 Eddy PI Gibson William J., r. 37 Ritch Gibson William S., clerk history dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 523;-.^ Natoma Giddings Benjamin F., manager Railroad Gazetteer, office 215 Bush, r. 1214 Hyde Gieglingen Arthur C, cashier's clerk U. 3. Mint, r. 2536 Howard Gienger Charles, foreman Chicago Brewery, r. 1434 Pine Gier Henry, milker Nathan Davidson, r. NW cor Sierra and Pennsylvania Av Gierisch John, r. 1807 Octavia Gies August, barber, r. 1 Montgomery Court Gies Charles W., barber Bernhard Bemhard Gies Kilian, barber, 434 Pacific, r. 1 Montgomery Court Gieschen Henry M., laborer Pac. Distillery Co., r. 2614 Polk Gieschen Maggie Miss, r. SE cor Fremont and How- ard Gieschen William, clerk John Verdenhalven, r. 400 Sixth Giese Brothers (Claus and Jurgen H.) groceries and liquors, NE cor Battery and Pacific Giese Brothers (John and Claus) liquor saloon and bowling alley, 533 Sacramento Giese ClauB (Giese Brothers) r. 704 Battery Giese John (Giese Brothers) r. 411 Pacific Giese Jurgen H. (Giese Brothers) r. 704 Battery Giesen Frederick, horseshoer Robert Giesen, r. 304 Fell Giesen Robert, horseshoer and wagon maker, 305 Linden Av, r. 304 Fell Giesmann Carl, carpenter G. T. Knopf, r. 1002 Mont- gomery Giesting Joseph G., salesman Hall's Safe and Lock Co., r. 1928 Pine Giffln Coleman J., tinsmith, r. S s Precita Av, bet Mis- sion and Howard Giffin Herman E., r. 1239 Pine Giffin John, stoves and tinware, 3006 Mission, r. Pre- cita Av, nr Howard Giffin John Jr., r. 628 Filbert Giffln Oscar F., merchant, 310 Pine, room 44, r. 1812 Pine Giffin Patrick, gardener, r. Point Lobos Av, bet Eigh- teenth and Nineteenth Av Giffin William J., clerk, r. 628 Filbert Gifford Baker, machinist, r. 1807 Stevenson Gifford Edward L., stock clerk Ichi Ban, r. 3102 Cali- fornia Gifl'ord M. Mrs., r. 931 Golden Gate Av Gifford William C, book agent, r. 713 Bush Gift Joseph K., reporter Chronicle, r. 822 Lombard Giglio Joseph, clerk, r. 1518 Powell, rear Gignat Peter, cooper, r. N s O'Connell PI, nr Mason Giguaur Frank, gardener, r. 1727 Mission Giguoux Felix, tanner Dominique Legallet Gihon George H., engraver Thomas Gihon,r. 422 Bry- ant Gihon J. F. Mrs., r. 813 Van Ness Av Gibon Thomas, engraver, 109 Montgomery, r. 422 Bry- ant Gila Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) J. T. McGeo- ghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13 Gilban John, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 402 Broadway Gilbart Alfred, clerk Wm. Gilbart, r. 17 Bannam PI SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ ^J. West of Fillmore Street OFFICE, 33 OEABY ST. J. MACQONOUQH & CO. Iniporler» of and Deulorn in CltAI^ nnd n« IKOK, 41 itt»rket Street, euruer Npeitr. GIL 479 GIL Gilbart William, groceries aud liquors, SW cor Du- pont aud Union, r. 17 Bannam PI Gilberson Christian, seaman, r. 303 Filbert Gilbert Adrian A., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Oakland Gilbert Alexander, proprietor Gilbert House, 824 Montgomery Gilbert Alfred, lithographic printer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 1 Graham PI Gilbert Auguste, candy mnfr, 410 Hayes Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells, Fargo and Go's Ex- press, r. 101 Dupont Gilbert Caroline, widow, r. N s Center, bet De Haro aud Caroline Gilbert Catherine, widow, r. 1 Graham PI Gilbert Charles, laborer, r. 321 Dupont Gilbert Charles W. (Gilbert & Moore) r. Oakland Gilbert Christopher J., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. 18 Heron Gilbert Edmund C, printer, r. 609 Pine Gilbert Emil, cook, r. 339 Tehama Gilbert Frank, waiter O. B. and N. SS. Columbia Gilbert George S. Jr. (Chaflfee, Gilbert & Bonestell, Ventura, Cal.) office 400 Front, r. 421 Hyde Gilbert House, Alexander Gilbert proprietor, 824 Montgomery Gilbert Isaac E., merchant (Modesto) ofllce 2 Battery, r. 1827 Clay Gilbert James, carijenter, r. 24 Lapiage Gilbert James, clerk Gilbert & Moore, r. 17 Willow Av Gilbert J. B., r. Buss House Gilbert J. J., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 33-43, r. Olympia, W. T. Gilbert John, r. 957 Howard Gilbert John M., salesman Gilbert & Moore, r. 17 Wil- Av Gilbert Joseph H. , proprietor Red Cross Packing Co., 805 Sansome, r. 814 Montgomery Gilbert Julius A., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 523 Taylor Gilbert Louis, meter mnfr Franklin Brass aud Iron Works Gilbert M. A., r. 710k Taylor Gilbert Maurice, laborer, r. 3 Howard Court Gilbert Michael, merchant, r. 748 Folsom Gilbert M. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 721 Bryant Gilbert Paul, coflfee roaster L. Hoten & Co., r. 1220 Stockton Gilbert Robert, bookkeeper, r. W s Octavia, bet Green and Union Gilbert Samuel J., organ builder John Bergstrom, r. San Mateo Gilbert Theodore, draw tender Long Bridge, r. SW cor Fourth and Channel Gilbert Thomas, coal passer P. M. SS. City of New York Gilbert Thomas H., bottom finisher Rosenthal, Feder & Co. Gilbert Thomas M., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 166 H Clara Gilbert Walter, clerk Gilbert & Moore, r. 644 Twenty- third Gilbert & Moore (Charles W.Gilbert andHilandA. Moore) fuiniture and carpets, 18-20 Sutter, factory 556-572 Braunan Gilberts Edward, stonecuttej , r. SE cor Hampshire and Solano Gilberts Mary Mrs., laundress, r. W s Stockton, bet Pacific and Broadway Gilbertson Gilbert, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia Gilbertson Michael H., furniture dealer, r. 204 Fourth Gilbride Bernard F., blacksmith, r. 15 Caroline Gilbride Edward, laborer, r. 34 Hayes Gilbride John C, upholsterer, r. 15 Caroline Gilbride Michael W., carriagesmith, r. 15 Caroline Gilbride Patrick, r. 15 Caroline Gilbride Roderick A., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 15 Caroline Gllcher John, cabinetmaker John Boehrer, r. 562 Brannan Gilchrist Charles, cook, r. 315 J4 Jessie Gilchrist Charles S., joiner, r. 325 Bush Gilchrist James, carpenter, r. Adams House Gilchrist John, laborer Mechanics' Foundry, r. 214 First Gilchrist John G. (Kelly & Gilchrist) r. 506 Eddy Gilchrist John P., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1225 Union Gilchrist M. Mrs., dressmaker, 930 J^ Harrison Gilchrist Michael, deckhand Cal. 8. N. stmr Mary Garratt Gilchrist Robert C, policeman, r. 1225 Union Gilchrist Robert C. Jr., elevatorman Neustadter Bros., r. 1225 Union Gilchrist William, shipping clerk Kelly & Gilchrist, r. 506 Eddy Gilcrest Frank M.. surveyor New Zealand Fire and Marine lus. Co., r. Oakland Gilday Ann, widow, r. 3 Card Alley Gilday Edward, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 15 Federal, rear Gildea Charles, member State Board Equalization, r, .551 Minna Gildea Patrick, porter George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 23 Ash Av SSr Gildea. See Guildea Gildemeester John P. H., real estate agent, 621 San- some. room 6 Gilder William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Gildersleeve George W., r. 127 Jackson Gildersleeve Robert, teamster Alexander Waugb & Co., r. 112 Main Gildner Frederick, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 43 Ecker Gildner John, canner, r. 43 Ecker Gile Henry S. (Doane & Co.) r. Ilwaco, W. T. a^ Gile. See Geil Giles A., carpenter Enterprise Mill and Building Co. Giles Carrie, widow, r. 2009 Polk Giles George, doorkeeper Bush St. Theater, i. 325 Bush Giles Henry, contractor aud builder, r. Bahama, bet Tazoo and Susquehanna Giles Ida Miss, saleslady J. Seidl & Co., r. 2009 Polk Giles James, carpenter, r. N s Dominica, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Giles James W., teamster, r. 1316)4 Laurel Av Giles Mary, widow, r. 6 Zoe PI Giles William H., drayman, r. 311 Linden Av Gilfeather Annie, widow, wood and coal, 415)4 Fifth Gilfeather August, clerk Charles A. Clinton, r. Cali- fornia Av, nr "Twenty-ninth Gilfeather Daniel F., upholsterer, r. 230 California Av, B.H. Gilfeather Francis F., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 Elizabeth Gilfeather Frank, upholsterer, r. California Av, nr Twenty-ninth Gilfeather James, cariiage painter E. Whitmore, r. 1424 Fifteenth, Oakland Gilfeather Julia A. Miss, dressmaker, r. N s Califor- nia Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer, r. 230 California Av. B. H. Gilfillan Archibald F. Mrs., r. 2210 Fillmore GilftUau James C, draftsman, r. 1534 Jackson Gilfillan Jonah C. (Gilfillan & Hohenschild) r. 1010 Jackson Glltillau S. Mrs., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 2210 Fillmore Gilfillan & Hohenschild (J. C. Gilfillan and estate of George Hohenschild) fruits and vegetables, 33-34 and 45-46 California Market Gilfoy John, expressman, NE cor First and Mission, r. 553 Tehama Gilfoy Mary Mrs., boarding and lodging, 420 Sixth Gilfoyle John, peddler, r. 1202 Union Gilgau Patrick, seaman, r. 1455 Minna, rear Gilgen James, plasterer, r. 236 O'Farrell Gilgen Michael, laborer, r. 1616 Devisadero Gilgenkrantz Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 1324 Harrison Gilheany Ellen, domestic 2428 Pine Gilhooly Benjamin, melter Pac. Stove and Iron Works, r. 508 Ellis Gilhooly Thomas P., copyist County Clerk, r. NE cor Bitch and Townsend Gilhuly Hugh, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 257 H Clara Gilhuly James, entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 257)4 Clara Gilhuly Mary, domestic NW cor Twenty-fourth and San Jo86 Av Gilhuly Michael, teamster Presidio Reservation a^" Gilhuly. See Gillogley Gllippelli Giovanni, mashmau Bay View Distillery Gilkey Milton J., woodturner, r. 212 Seventh Gill Arthur O., seaman, r. 406 Pacific STEAM ENGINES Threshing Machines. o p (?♦■ n *^ ts o o a* S3 P 9 I O 010 o O ft 0 o ft TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE GIL 480 GIL 3Q U u H o 3C :i OS O O r-H > 0 3 Gill Barney, laborer Pac. Rolling MillB, r. Breslin Hotel Gill Catherine, widow, ladies' nurne. r. 228 Clara, rear Gill CharleB. tailor G. Vecci, r. 118 Montgomery Av Gill Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 423 Sixth Gill Evan, stairbuilder N. P. Langland, r. Oakland Gill Fratijt A., capitalist, r. New Wlsconsitj Hotel Gill Frederick, clerk Adjutant General's office U. S. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 789 Eddy Gill Frederick W., bookkeeper Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 619 Harrison Gill Harriet Mrs., r. 32 Ji Langton Gill Henry, miller, r. 321 M O'Farrell Gill Hush, stonecutter, r. Servia, bet Platte and Yazoo Gill James, plumber, r. 39 Clara Gill James B., electrician, r. 314 Bush Gill John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory Gill Jos^, actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 416 Union Gill Joseph, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. Oak- land Gill Joseph P., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 200 Wash- ington Gill Martin, wheelwright, r. 206 Ritch Gill Matthew, machinist, r. 3'ih Langton Gill Miler, cooper, r. 425 Pacific Gill Robert, salesman Holland & Schulze, and liquor saloon, SW cor Filbert and Van Ness Av Gill Robert, laborer Mission Bay Warehouse, r. cor Treat Av and Fourteenth Gill Stephen A., helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 522 Howard Gill Thomas, laborer O. Imp. Co. Gill William, laborer, r. 114 Welsh Gill William, tinsmith Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r. NE cor California and Cortland Avs Gillam Jefferson, porter Kittle & Co., r. 1510 Pine GlUam Joseph R., piano maker, 761 Howard Gillam Charles, cooper, r. 137 Freelon, rear a^ Gillan. See Gillen, Gillin and Gillon Gilland Q., clerk Davis Bros., r. 704 Stockton Giliard George D., clerk, r. 664 Minna Gillard S. T., painter Dickie Bros. Gille Henry, r. 323}^ Ivy Av Gilleck James, expressman, r. S s Sierra, bet Iowa and Indiana Gilleece James, teamster M. & O. Maguire, r. 133 Hayes Gillen Charles J., butcher, and foreman Engine No. 11, 8. F. F. D., r. Railroad Av. nr Manitoba Gillen Dominick, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel Gillen James, cook P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 502J$ Broadway Gillen James B., hackman, r.727 Broadway Gillen John, teamster, r. 1743 Market Gillen Joseph, coalpasser O. Imp. SS. Willamette Gillen Lizzie Miss, r. 727 Broadway Gillen Matthew, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway Gillen Patrick, laborer, r. 1122 Larkin Gillen T., laboier Cal. Cracker Co., r. 727 Broadway J^" Gillen. See Gillan, Gillin and Gillon Giller Charles L., engraver and die sinker. 402 Mont- gomery, room 32, r. W s Parker Av, bet Geary and Santa Rosa Av Oilleran Bartholomew, laborer, r. NE cor Vermont and Mariposa Gilleran Edward, plasterer, r. 909 J4 Harrison Gilleran James, proptr Winchester House, 44 Third Gilleran Patrick, r. 312 Langton Gilleran William, liquor saloon, 129 Third, r. 7 Hamp- ton PI Gillespie Alexander G., laborer C. P. RR., r. 68 Clara Gillespie Charles V., attorney at law and searcher records, 522 California, r. 1832 Sutter Gillespie Edward, fireman P. M. SS. Colima Gillespie BMward, seaman, r. 15 Tehama PI Gillespie Edward J., painter, r. 1221 Fillmore Gillespie F. Mrs., janitress Silver St. Primary School, r. 733 Bryant Gillespie George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra Gillespie George G., contractor, r. Ahlborn House Gillespie Jacob, foundryman, r. 309 Seventh Gillespie James (Gillespie, Van De Mark & Co.) r. 104 Taylor Gillespie James, butcher, r. 21 Anthony Gillespie James, coal passer P. C. SS. State of Califor- nia, r. .55 Clementina Gillespie James, collarmaker Main A: Winchester, r. 1316 Kearny Gillespie James, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley Gillespie James, seaman, r. 5 Rushton PI Gillespie John, r. 127 Jackson Gillespie John, third assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of Rio Janeiro Gillespie John J., carriage painter A. Folsom, r. 836 Scott Gillespie John J., carriage painter, r. 27 Hinckley Gillespie Lucy, widow, r. 30 Pleasant Gillespie Maria Miss, r. 309 Seventh Gillespie Mary Ann, widow, r. 309 Seventh Gillespie Patrick, laborer, r. 1316 Kearny Gillespie Peter, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel Gillespie T. B., r. 911 Broadway Gillespie Thomas, laborer, r. S 8 O'Farrell, bet Oct»- via and Laguna Gillespie Thomas, messman P. C. SS. Ancon Gillespie Thomas, policeman, r. 118 Ninth Gillespie Thomas F., clerk, r. 27 Hinckley Gillespie, Van De Mark & Co. (James Gillespie, George F. Van De Mark, and Charles Heintzen) wooden and willow ware, and mnfrs brushes, brooms, etc., 11 Drumm GillesiJie Williani, grocer, r. 27 Hinckley Gillespie William G., seaman, r. 309 Seventh Gillespie William J. (Robinson ^ Gillespie) r. 708 Point Lobos Av Gillespie William M., clerk, r. 317 Third Gillespy John H., secretary Yuma Mill and Mining Co., and (Gillespy & Childs) 123 California, room 34, r. 1011 Mason GUlespy & Childs (John H. Gillespy and Walter C. Childs) manufacturers agents and commission merchants, 123 California, room 34 Gillett Charles, laborer, r. 637 Howard Gillett Charles A., helper Cal. Machine Works, r. 637 Howard Gillett Isaac C, machinehand Carrick, Williams & Wright, r. 522 Minna Gillett Joseph, machinist, r. 637 Howard Gillett Ralph J., cierk, r. 25 Haight Gillett Thomas, laborer, r. 641 Commercial ' Gillett William, r. 319 Davis Gillette Charles A., photographer David Cobb, r. NB cor Filbert and Van Ness Av Gillette Charles H., stoker Engine No. 12, 8. F. F. D., r. 101 Commercial Gillick Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor Shasta and Illinois Gillick James, expressman, r. 8W cor Indiana and Shasta Gillick Terrence 8., steward Henry Schwerin, r. 938 Pacific Gillies Kate, domestic 1721 Webster Gillies Robert, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 329 Fifth, rear Gillig Henry M., student, r. 1222 Pine Gillig Jacob, carriage trimmer A. Folsom, r. W B Cook, nr Geary Gilligan Christopher, farmer, Visitacion Valley Gilligan James, r. 1314 Eddy Gilligan John, hostler, r. 8 s Jersey, bet Castro and Diamond Gilligan Katherine Miss, dressmaker, 1004 Howard Gilligan M., laborer Geary St. RR. Gilligan Martin (Kenny & Gilligan) r. 60 Nevada Gilligan Michael, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf Gilligan Owen, shoemaker, r. 13 Alvarado Gilligan Patrick J., carpenter, r. 527 H Natoma Gilligan William T., salesman Kast & Co.. r. Oakland Gilliland Adam, bookkeeper Hartford Fire Insurance Co., r. 1710 Clay Gilliland John, painter, r. 1710 Clay Gilliland William J., bookkeeper J. D. Gulp & Co., r. 1710 Clay Gilliland William J., tailor, r. 35 Erie Gilliland William J. Jr., painter, r. 35 Erie Gillin Bartholomew, special policeman, r. 1016 Mont- gomery Gillin James W., policeman, r. 1016 Montgomery Gillin John H.. harnessmaker, and extraman Engine No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r. 1016 Montgomery B^ Gillin. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillon Giliis Charles, r. 507 Taylor Gillis Charles, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 666 Mis- sion Giliis E. E., r. 507 Taylor Gillis Lizzie Miss, r. 1416 Post Gillis Patrick, fireman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Gillis Sabra Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 507 Taylor LOUIS BRAVERMAN & co."^""'""':rr^r.^*,^^e"r;trr~°"'°'* LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERM FOR WASHINti PROrafTI.Y ATTKIVOED TO OFFICE, 648 SIAKk 0 a? W o o % H © Ms X 0 (j. W. CLAnK (X, \j\j. INTERIOR DECORATORS, Wholesale mid Retail dealers In Paper Hanciiigr^i. and all kinds of Window Shade MateriaiR and Fixtures. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FiriiTUN IKOX ^VOKHN, 213 Fr^monl !»tre«t, Alannfacturers ul Aiu»lBnmMtlnK Pnna und .S4>ttl<>r«. GIN 482 GLA :8 0 ;4 © as U 9 O .C8 <£) OS 98 o 3Q o Ginocchio Domenico (C. Cueno & Co.) r. 510 Filbert Glnocchio Giovanni, vegetables, 2-3 Colomba Market Ginocchio Giovanni B., fruit dealer, r. 311 Kast Ginocchio Giuseppe, merchant, 30 SacrameDto, r. 2727 Folsom Ginocchio Pietro, laborer, r. 629 Lombard Ginocchio Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing- ton GinPberg Selina Miss. r. 118 (119 >i) Shipley Ginty James (Glnty & Blanchard) r. 025 Minna einty John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Folsom Ginty & Blaucbard (James Ginty and David Blanch- ard) liquor saloon, NE cor Third and Mission Gioachiuo fc., r. .509 Broadway Giomi Alfonse, waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. Federal Hotel Giomi Eugenio, dishwasher Campi's Restaurant, r. 531 Clay Glorgi Angiolo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Giorgi Jacopo, Bersaglieri Soc. 625 Broadway Giorgi Luigl, r. 515 Filbert Giorgi Luigi, gardener, r. 13 Jasper PI Giorgiani A. Mrs., widow, r. 914 Pine Giovacchini Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad- way Giovandomi Magginl, dairyman, r. W s San Bruno Road, opp Tenerlfife Giovannacci Pietro (Buzzini & Giovannaccl) r. junc- tion San Bruno Road and Railroad Av Giovannetti Carlo, butcher L, Simi, r. 448 Union Glovannetti Gerolamo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash- ington Giovannetti Joseph, teamster Eveleth & Nash, r. 826 JacksoD Giovannetti Pellegrino, laborer, r. 619 Broadway Giovannetti Riccardo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Giovannetti Salvador, wagonmaker C. Daclin & Son, r. 430 Jackson Giovannetti Vincenzo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Giovanuetto Rosa, dressmaker, 426 ^ Broadway Giovaunini Angelo, teamster Daniel Giovannini, r. 808 Pacific Giovaunini Dauiel, wood and coal, 808-810 Pacific Giovannini Felix, longshoreman, r. 2 Kohler PI Giovannini Francisco, wood and coal, SE cor Broad- way and Kearny Giovannini Giuseppe, bootblack, r. cor Vallejo and Dupout Giovannini Luigi, laborer, r. Milano Hotel Giovannini P., fruits and vegetables, 919 Larkiu Giovannini Philip, finisher Franklin Brass and Iron Works, r. 125 Valencia Giovanuini S. & Co. (S. Giovannini and D. Mogoni) liquor saloon, 306 Montgomery Av Giovaunini Sabatino (S. Giovannini k Co.) r. 9 Union PI, rear Giovannoli Antonio (Perpoli & Giovannoli) r. 1014 Montgomery Giovannoli Pietro, statuary, 1515 Stockton Giovannoni Angelo, teamster, r. 707 Greenwich Giovannoni Paulo, teamster A. Galll & Co., r. 2 Hay- wood Gippinger George, tanner, r. Fifth Avenue Hotel Gipson Charles, clerk, r. 28 Sanchez Gipson John, gardener German Hospital Gipson William J., laborer, r. 421 Dupont Girard Achilli, clerk B. Pasquale, r. 1 Graham PI Girard .\ugu8te, rebtaurant, 610 Montgomery, r. 3 Keyes Alley Girard Elizabeth, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum Girard Emil, .steward, r. 499 Brannan Girard Emile, clerk J. JuUien & Co., r. 1214 Stockton Girard Ernest, optical turner, r. 502 Stockton Girard Frank R., pianos and organs, 332 Sutter Girard Frederick W. R.. clerk, r. 1024 Kearny, rear Girard House, Daniel McMillan proptr, 142 Seventh Girard Insnrance Co. (fire of Philadelphia) Hutchinson k Mann agents, 322-324 California Girard James W., carpenter Bowles & Barrow, r. 2015 Polk Girard John, butcher, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Yazoo Girard Leouce, merchandise broker, 214 California, r. 819 Montgomery Girard Louis, shoe mnfr, 266 Stevenson Girard Paul, jeweler George C. Shreve k Co., r. 532 Shotwell tf^ Girard. See Gerard and Gerrard Girardat Charles, mechanic, r. 20 Clara Girardi Angelo, cagemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 14 Elliot Park Girardin Honore, barber, r. 1905 Fillmore Girardin John F., barber, 1905 Fillmore Giraud Benjamin, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r. 2623 Mission Giraud Etienne (Giraud & Martin) r. 6 Caroline PI Giraud Eugene, salesman Justinian Caire, r. 702 Val- lejo Giraud Joseph, miller G. Venard, r. 527 Vallejo Giraud & Martin (E. Giraud and Charles Martin) liquor saloon, 532 Pacific Girdner T. B., student Heald's Business College Gireau Paul, saloon waiter P. M. SS. Colima Giriody Fillppo, packer Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 442 Union Girls' High School, John Swett principal, - NW cor Bush and Hyde, branch E s Powell, bet Clay and Sacramento Girold Laurent, machinist, r. 1513 Dupont Girot Alfred, machinist Tait k Hainque, r. 24 Bitch Girot Alfred, machinist, r. 54 Louisa Girot Frank, bricklayer, r. 732 Harrison Girot Stephen, r. 54 Louisa Girvin Charles, builder, r. 33 Perry Girvin Ernest A., official short-hand reporter Po- lice Judge's Court, office 621 Clay, room 1, r. N s Union, opp Van Ness Av Girvin Lawrence J., clerk Ernest A. Girvin, r. 33 Perry Girvin Richard D. (Fish, Blum k Girvin) r. 317 Pow- ell Giaelman WUliant, agent S. Clinton Hastings, and real estate agent, 636 Clay, r. 1308 Grove Gitagna Giuseppe, lime peddler, r. 1337 Dupont, rear GitclieU James 91., attorney at law and register in bankruptcy, 10 Court Block, 636 Clay, r. 1227 Washington Gitbeus William L. Rev., assistant rector Church of the Advent, r. 623 Howard Gitterman Stephen F., traveling salesman Castle Bros. & Lout>e, r. Lick House Glttings Henry F., carpenter, r. 1610 Mission Giudetti Francesco, Swiss Ben. Assn, 627 Commer- cial Giufra Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Giulianelli Antonio (Michele Simi k Co.) r. 540 Ful- ton Giuliani Giuseppi, waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 1113 Montgomery Giuliani 1/orenzo. Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Giulio D., r. 509 Broadway Giuuti Gaetano, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Giuntini CaMo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Giurat S., fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo Giurcovich George, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Giussi Antonio, r. 314 Pacific Giusti Alfonso, expressman, r. 528 Greenwich Giusti Alfonso Jr., r. 528 Greenwich Giusti Joseph A., oyster and chop bouse, 105 Califor- nia Market, r. 718 Broadway Giusti Pacifico, r. Hilano Hotel Giusti Pellegrino, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Giusti Settimo, hostler, r. 512 Union Giusto Domenico, expressman, r. 627 54 Grove Giusto Frank, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Market, r. 627 M Grove * Giusto Gregory, blacksmith, r. 627 H Grove Giusto James, cigars and tobacco, HE cor Fourth and Market, r. 627 i^ Grove Giusto Sertigera, junk dealer, r. 428 Greenwich Givanovich Nicholas, cook, r. 723 Davis Given Alexander, steamfitter G. A. Tripp, 226 Fre- mont Giyens Harry J., porter, r. 189 Jessie Givens Henry D., r. 518 J4 Montgomery Av Givlen Daniel, blacksmith, r. S s Myrtle Av, bet Franklin and Gough Givney Andrew, laborer, r. 14 Louisa Gizard Mlcbat'l, woolcleaner, r. Santa Clara, bet York and Potrero Av Gjestvaug Gusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Minna Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean k Co.) r. Lin- coln, Cal Gladding George L., bookkeeper Wheaton k Luhrs, r. Oakland Gladdinjrt McBean & Co. (Charles Gladding, P. McG. McBeau and George Chambers) manu- facturers iron-stone sewer pipe, etc., 1310 Market Gladding Theodore O., collector S. P. 0. EB. Ferry, foot Market, r. Oakland SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY f™"""*?l±"i"S£lf?t;^':*"'"''"9 J. MACDOMOUGH & CO. ^'"K^rA\^:^i,^r^.r^-lr^L-^il}^l-^^^^^^^^ GLA 483 GLI Gladwin Edward H., bookkeeperPoly.Heilbron & Co r. 2216 Howard Gladwin George 8., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR r 2216 Howard ' " Gladwin W. H., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Glann Edward, stableman, r. 947 Folsom Glanville Coon F., foreman Hue Kai & Co., r.225Po8t i»" Glanville. See Granville Glanz John, clerk, r. 606 Greenwich Glary William A., cook, r. 242 Minna Glaser August C, master mariner, r. 2218 Mason Glaser John P., brickmason, r. 2212 Mason Glaser Samuel, glazier, r. 9 Hardie PI 8^" Glaser. See Glazier Glasford Peter S., salesman White & Oambridee. r 545 Folsom Glasford Wallace, compositor William C. Brown, r. 545 Folsom V^ Glasford. See Glassford Glasgow James, farmer, nr Ocean House School Glasgow Samuel, farmer, nr Ocean House School Glass Babette Mrs., varieties, 324 Sixteenth Glass Emilie, widow, r. 2604 Sutter Glass Frederick, clerk Thomas A. Graham, r. 48 Oak Glass Hamilton, conductor S. P. RR., r. 921 Howard Glass Henry, commander U. S. Navv, r. 12.39 Pine Glass Henry Jr., clerk William T."Ooleman & Co. r 1239 Piue Glass Marcus, tailor, r. 324 Sixteenth Glass William, laborer Lafayette Brewery, 725 Green Glass William C, clerk Standard Soap Co., r. 9 Hollis Glasscock A. fi., r. 22 Geary Glassett John, tanner, r. 115}^ Twenty-sixth Glassford H., waiter, r. 346 Fourth Glassford John R., RR. conductor, r. 1311 Scott Glassford Nannie Mrs., r. 1311 Scott l^" Glassford. See Glasford Glassmau Abraham B., barber 9 Pacific, r. 19 Ban- nam PI Glassman Charles, barber, r. 19 Bannam PI Glassman Edwin W., clerk Charles Gay, r. 314 Jones Glassman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Mont- gomery and California, r. 314 Jones Glassman Jacob A., clerk, r. 314 Jones Glauch Herman, printer A. J. Lafontaine, r. 137 Page Glavan John, driver William McCafferty, r. 610 Capp, rear Glavan Peter, cook, r. 413 Folsom Glawson Albert, collector, r. 1607 Mission Glaze George I., agent Glaze & McCreedy (New York) 216 Sansome, r. 2145 Mission Glazier Charles, r. 607 Hayes Glazier Frederick M., gardener, r. W a Maple, bet Jackson and Washington Glazier Max, r. 607 Hayes Glazier Richard, laborer, r. 2127 Mission . Glazier Rosie Miss, r. 607 Hayes Glazier William W., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 2017 Webster B^" Glazier. See Glaser Gleason Dennis H., bartender, r. 304 Francisco Gleason Dennis, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson Gleason Eugene O., groceries, 307 Hayes Gleason George, mason W. W. Montague & Co. , r. 2 Wheelock PI Gleason George R., coachman 214 Haight Gleason James, ironmolder, r. 612 Minna Gleason James, cook, r. 54 Third Gleason James vV., plumber, r. 34 Hayes Gleason James W., upholsterer Hugh MoCabe. r. 221 Clara Gleason John, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Mission, r. W 8 Sanchez, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth Gleason John, laborer, r. 2 Wheelock PI Gleason John A., r. 2742 Folsom Gleason Martin M., salesman Bonestell, Allen & Co., r. 441 Twentieth Gleason Martin M., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 1608 Jessie Gleason Mary, widow, r. 1718 Stevenson Gleason Michael, fireman, r. 541 First G-leason Michael, janitor Spring Valley Grammar School, r. 15 Salmon Gleason Michael, watchman Spring Valley W. W., r. 408 Shipley Gleason Patrick, blacksmith T. Mclnemey, r. How- ard, bet Eighth and Ninth Gleason Patrick, housemover, r. 309 Mason Gleason Patrick F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1125 Twentieth Gleason Patrick H., liquor saloon, 304 Francisco Gleason Patrick J., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 519 Howard Gleason Patrick J., molder, r. 808 Green Gleason Ruggles, laborer, r. 538 Natoma Gleason Timothy, hostler N. B. ana M. RR., r. 496 Brannan Gleason William, carpenter, r. 311 Elm Av Gleason William, cook Alexander W. Wilson, r. 424 Tehama Gleason William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 27 Freelon Gleason William H., freight handler C. P. RR., r. 1843 btevenson Gleason William H., salesman Herman Posener. r. 108 Hyde Gleason W. M., r. 35 Eddy S^" Gleason. See Gleeson Gledhill John J., loom fixer S. P. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. NE cor Larkin and Bay Gledhill T. H., driver Market St. RR., r. 1434 Turk Gleed Ambrose, mnfr pickles and sauces, 119 Fifth Gleeson Henry, clerk Burnham, Beck & Co., r. 423 M Clementina Gleeson John, bartender John McCuUey, r. 423 )j Clementina Gleeson John, clerk Petaluma Transportation Co., r. 1 Auburn Gleeson John, driver William McCafiferty, r. 2417 Mis- sion Gleeson Juliette Miss, r. 23 Glover Gleeson Richard, S. J., professor St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Gleeson Thomas, laborer, r. 341 Jessie, rear Gleeson Thomas, tailor J. H. Curlcy & Co., r. 23 Glover Gleeson Timothy, hostler, r. 107 Freelon, rear Gleeson Timothy, laborer, r. 2742 Folsom Gleeson William H., jeweler George C. Shreve k Co., r. 1720 Jessie B^ Gleeson. See Gleason Glein Carlos F., r. 913 Fell Gleize Anna Miss, teacher French, r. 734 Vallejo Gleize Benjamin, bakery, 1425 Dupont Gleize Edward F., commission merchant, r. 734 Val- lejo • Glen Ranch Dairy, N. Davidson proptr, NW cor Sierra and Pennsylvania Av Glen William, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. E s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom Glen William B., roofer, r. 435 Piue Gleuat Louis, with Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, 412 Montgomery Glenn H. Miss, copyist, r. 906 Market Glenn Hugh, r. 312 Noe Glenn Hugh, house painter, r. 359 Minna Glenn James, carpenter, r. 802 Howard Glenu John, peddler, r. 312 Noe Glenn John, seaman, r. 112 Steuart Glenn Joseph, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 28 Minna Glenn Thomas, laborer, r. California Av, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth Glenn Thomas, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Gleun Timothy, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. NW cor Harrison and Eleventh Glennan Martin, butcher, NE cor Jones and O'Parrell, r. 432 O'Farrell Glennan Thomas, coal passer P. M. SS. City of Syd- ney Glennan William, laborer, r. W s Lundy Lane, nr Vir- ginia Av, B. H. Glennon Isabella Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School, r. 1104 Market Glennon Lawrence, hostler Lot D. Slocum, r. 917 }nCnnT . Vwrdit: ]%» to 147 Spenr St., and se »H Uowsrd Ht. GLI 484 GOD Olick Eolrnan, crockery tnd glaBsware, 306 )i Third Glickman David, watchmaker, 2104 Fillmore, r. 910 Ellis Olidden Mrs., waitress, 313 Pacific Olidden Albert M., ship carpenter, r. 18 Bluxome Olidden Charles Q., cook. r. 106 Jackson Olidden Cora A.. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary School, r. 413 Twenty-second Olidden Frank, superiuteudent Ocean Beach RE. r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and Point Lobos Avs Olidden George S., teamster, r. NE cor California Av and Montcalm, B. H. Olidden Georgia A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Bluxome Olidden H. K., brakemau S. P. RR., r. Oakland Olidden John D., luachine agent, r. 1213 Union Olidden Louisa, widow, r. 826 Shotwell Olidden Mary H., widow, r. 413 Twenty-second Olidden Prescott B., clerk George D. Shadburne, r. 413 Twenty-second Glindemann John, teamster, r. 517 Stevenson Glindemaun William, watchmaker W. A. Hammond, r. 517 Stevenson Glinden Charles W., marblecutter John Daniel, r. 615 Broadway Olinden John E., clerk M. D. Nolan, r. 11 Ritch Glinden Martin H., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 11 Ritch Olinden Mary, widow, r. 11 Ritch Glinden Walter, r. Pacific Alley OUssmann Henry (Olissmann, Sanborn & Co.) r. 316 Hayes Glissmaun Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 316 Hayes Olissmann, Sanborn & Co. (Henry Olissmann, Harvey Sanborn and Stanley Williams) groceries, 438 Hayes Oloag Robert, fireman 8S. Hylton Castle Globe Brass and Bell Foundry, Whyte Brothers & De Rome proptrs, 292 Howard Globe Business College, Henry C. Roeth president, T. Gates Clark secretary, 640 Clay Globe Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) O. H. Bogart secretary, 109 California, rooms 14-15 Globe House. Mrs. Ann Bolger proptr, SE cor Sixth and Brannan Globe Iron Works Co., Frank P. Bacon presi- dent, Clarence L. Fouts secretary, 222-224 Fre- mont Globe Marine Insurance Co. (limited of London) William T. Coleman & Co. agents, SE cor Market and Main Glocker Charles, clerk Doane & Henshelwood, r. William Tell House Glocker Frederick, clerk, r. 650 Jessie Glocker Mary E., widow, r. 650 Jessie Glocker Rudolph, clerk, r.650 Jessie Gloistein August, liquor saloon, 710 Montgomery, r. 4 Vallejo PI Oloor Ralph 8., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 210 Jones Glootz Adolph (H. Friedlander & Co., and Frledland- er & Glootz) r. 1507 Sacramento Glootz Emily Miss, r. 115 Seventh Glootz JohnP. M., groceries and liquors, 421 Geary Olos Charles, laborer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 446 Na- toma, rear Olos Sebastian, laborer B. Dreyfus k Co., r. 128 Morris Av Olouber Herman, r. 927 Gearj- Glouber Millard F., groceries and liquors, BE cor Geary and Webster, r. 927 Geary Glover A. M. Mrs., r. 521 )« Geary Glover Andrew, interpreter Italian and Portuguese, Police Courts, r. 420 Vallejo Glover Dominick. S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Glover George, baker, r. 112 Fourth Glover James, helper S. F. Boiler Works, r. 32 Minna Glover James R.. surveyor J. A. Benson, r. Oakland Clover John, laborer, r. W s Mission Road, nr St. Mary's College Glover Joseph T. (W.W. Dodge & Co.) r. Sacramento Glover Margaret, r. 18 Minna Glover Marv, widow, seamstress, r. 31 Louisa Glover Sarnh K., widow, r. 2.38 Ritch Glover 6i Willcomb (Boston. New York and Chic- ago) manufacturers curled hair, and dealers bed- ding supplies, W. T. CaldweU manager, 65-69 New Montgomery, and 117 Minna Oloy Adolph, baker, r. 025 Clay Oloyd George, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1018 Howard Gluck Antone, machinist Cal. Electrical Works, r. 191 Hyde Gliick Elizabeth, widow, r. 924 Fillmore Gluck George, cabinetmaker Eragen & Qeist, r. 6 Morris Av Gluck George, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills Gliick Oustave, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 73 Clementina Glud Claus P., seaman schnr Stranger, r. NE cor Jackson and Drumm Glud Harry, seaman, r. 415 East Glud Peter, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Glunk Christ, blacksmith Pac. Rolling- Mills, r. 516 Sixth Ohinz Christ, proptr Excelsior Broom Factory, 64 Ji West Mission Glunz George, broom maker, r. 64 Jj West Mission Glunz John B., broommaker, r. 64^ West Mission Glusing S. K. Mrs., r. 115 Sixth GluskinoB Morris, junk dealer, r. 1628^ Mission Gluyas Frank, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. New Wis- consin Hotel Olynes Herbert, photographer Jones, Robinson & Co., r. Oakland Glynn Daniel, clerk, r. 741 M Tehama Glynu Emerson 0.(01ynn & Bridgeman) r. 206 Turk Glynn Hannah Mrs., janitress Ewing Primary School, r. 416 Filth Glynn Ignatius J., gasfitter, r. 10 Rausch Glynn James, bricklayer, r. 432 Clementina Glyun James, city agent Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 California, r. 212 Chestnut Glynn John (Munro & Glynn) r. NE cor Filbert and Fillmore Glynn John, laborer, r. 416 Fifth Glynn John B., finisher 8. F. Brass Works, r. 324 Clementina Glynn Joseph, laborer, r. 28 Minna Glynn Kate, domestic, r. 1615 Pine Glynn Martin, laborer, r. Fargo PI Glynn Patrick, laborer, r. 21 White PI Glynn Thomas, longshoreman, r. cor California Av and Figaro, B.H. Glynn Thomas, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r. 432 Clementina Glynn Thomas, upholsterer, r. 21 Sixth Glynn Thomas J., clerk, r. 415 Powell Glynn Timothy, laborer, r. 364 Eleventh Glynn Vincent O., clerk Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., r. 212 Chestnut Glynn William, liquor saloon, 158 First, r. 16 Natoma Glynn William P., engineer, r. 212 Chestnut Glynn & Bridgeman (Emerson O. Glynn and John W. Bridgeman) draymen, 126 Market Gnac^t Carl F., seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 68 Oregon Gnarini Andre* A., r. 1610 Jessie Gnarini Louis, messenger, r. IGIO Jessie Gnarini Mary, widow, r. 1610 Jessie Goad William, waiter, r. 646 Howard Goad William F. (Goad & Redding) r. NW cor Wash- ington and Gough Goad & Redding (William F. Goad and Joseph D. Redding) attorneys at law, 302 Montgomery, rooms 1-4 Goane James, drayman P. Steinhagen & Co., r. 647 Howard Oobar Anna, seamstress, r. 7 Bush St. PI Gobar Lena, seamstress, r. 7 Bush St. PI Gobbee Clara, widow, r. 635 Folsom Gobbee Ernest, watchmaker and jeweler, 535 Folsom Gobbi A., r. .509 Broadway Gober Robert P., student, r. 1008 Washington Gober William R. Rev., pastor First Methodist Epis- copal Church, r. 1008 Washington Gobetz Ferdinand A., laborer, r. 24 Langton Gobey Frank, liquor saloon and oyster house, 228 Sutter, r. 23H Suiter Gobey Jesse G.. with lYank Gobey, r. 706 Mason QOBLE JOHN E. liquor saloou, rlmac Goble Otto, shoemaker, r. 307 Ritch Gockeritz Ernst H. (Gockeritz & Hedrich) r. 616 La- guna Gockeritz & Hedrich (Ernest H. Gockeritz and John L. Hedrich) liquor siloon, 530 Hayes Godart Albert, marine surveyor, r. 4 Lynch boatman and NW cor Fourth and Mer- LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS oi FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOO WORK. I^W PRICES. <»FFICK. O-IM MARKET MTBERT. GOD 485 GOE Oodart Jane Miss, r. 726 Green Godart Jules, architect, r. 417 Maaon, rear Godbold John H., assistant engineer C. P. BR. stmr Modoc Gkidchanx Adolphe, city agent Harry W. Syz, r. 822 Ellis Godchaux Edmund, agent kid gloves and silks, 120 Sutter, room 25, r. 822 Ellis Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 2215 Fillmore Godchaux Leontine Miss, saleslady Snow k Co., r. 1107 Van Ness Av Godchaux Lucien, clerk, r. 822 Ellis Goddard A. N., carpenter Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 100 J^ Mission Goddard Clark L.. dentist, office 200 Post, r. Oakland. Goddard George H., bagmaker, r. 2 Eureka PI Goddard George H., civil engineer, r. 529 Golden Gate Av Goddard Guilford, branch bakery, 914 Valencia Goddard Guilford H., clerk Charles F. Doe, r. 23 Col- lingwood Goddard Joseph, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Ooddard Otis M., manager D. M. Osborne & Co., 33 Market, r. Alameda Goddard Hichard, blacksmith Kisdon I. and L. Works, r. 543 Second Goddard William H., blacksmith Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 543 Second Godden William, engineer Pac. Power Co., r. 36 Te- hama Godeau Eugene P., upholsterer, r. 524 Union Godeau Jules, butcher I. Fos, r. 1701 Dupont Godeau Parlait E., upholsterer A. Aronson, r. 524 Union Godeffroy Albert, secretary Mendocino Lumber Co., 40 California, room 1, r. Dnion Club Oodefroy Calixte, performer, r. 1510 Dupont Godefroy Julia, widow, r. 1510 Dupont a^ Godefroy. See Godfrey Godet Louis, laundry, 910 Howard Godet Thomas, r. 418 Van Ness Av Godfred Arabella T., widow, r. 508 Powell Godfrey Annie, domestic 2615 California Godfrey Charles, steward, r. 104 Steuart Godfrey Edward, seaman P. M. SS. Colima Godfrey Edward A., advertising and business agent Territorial Enterprise (Virginia City) 316 Pine, r. 504 Geary Godfrey Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak Godfrey George, expressman, r. N s Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo Godfrey H. Mrs., branch bakery and varieties, 2701 Mission Godfrey Henry, porter Henry Doyle & Co., r. 2701 Mission Godfrey L. S., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. Alameda Godfrey Nathaniel A., barber Philip P. Lehn, r. E.s Baker, bet Sacramento and California vJodfrey Sarah A. B., dome6tio-2414 Washington viodfrey Sylvester J. (Godfrey & Malloy) 50 Clay aodfrey Williard H., ship clerk, r. 618 Green Godfrey William A. H., gents furnishing goods, 101- 103 Second, r. 150t; Howard Godfrey & Malloy (Sylvester J. Godfrey and James Malloy) sailmakers, 50 Clay •^ Godfrey. See Godefroy Godier Albert, waiter, r. 179 Perry Godin Bruno C, conductor Cal. St. BB.. r. 1513 Polk Oodiu Henry, carpenter, r. 1305 Valencia Godin Bichard, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of New York Godin Victor, driver Market St. RB. Godini August B., r. W s Bryant Av, bet Twentieth and Butte Godkin Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Vallejo Godley Montgomery, with John Parrott, r. 1818 Sacra- mento Godley Montgomery Jr., clerk Jones & Co., r. 1818 Sacramento Godon Eugene, cook Maison Doree, r. 434 J of ROCK BREAKERS. RETORTN »nd ROASTINU FVRNACEai GOE 486 GOL Ooetz B., bench band Excelsior Planing Mills Qoetz Balthasar, wood and coal, 514 Union, r. 428 Chestnut Goetz Charles, cook William Westerfeld, r. 1031 Mar- ket Goetz Frederica, widow, dressmaker, r. 3 Bonors Goetz Henry, jeweler, r. 3 Sonora Goetz JoHeph, capitalist, r. 322 Sutter Goetz Julius, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1012 Van Ness Av Goetz Lawrence, carpenter, r. 2219 Powell Goetz Leopold, tinsmith, r. 3 Sonora Ooetz Paul, liquor saloon, 775 Mission Goetz William, bricklayer, r. 11 O'Farrell Alley U^ Goetz. See Gotz Goetze Ernst A., driver Eclipse Bakery, r. 624 M Lom- bard Goetze Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and Webster Goetze John C, carrier Abend Post, r. 73 Brady Goetze William, cooper, r. Hotel Bhein Goetze William, fresco painter, r. 124 M Eleventh Goetzen Frederick, grocer, r. 716 Stockton Goewey James M. , capitalist, r. 314 Turk Goff Almon B., glazier Sierra Lumber Co,, r. 116 Fell Goff Charles P., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r. 634 Vallejo Goff George, carpenter, r. 108 Valparaiso Goff Henry A., packer Davis Bros., r. 135 Fifteenth Goff Joseph J., expressman, r. 1008 Filbert Goff Mary, widow, r. 8E cor Harrison and Spear tS^ Goff. See Gough Goffe L. C, r. 2113 Pine Goffrie Charles, teacher music, r. 807 Bush Gogan John J., blacksmith Charles J. Moyes, r. 515 Pine Gogan William H., printer, r. 615 Pine Gogarty Owen, carpenter, r. 911 Minna Goger Cliarles, manufacturer Union gas machines, gas meters, gas regulators and burners and ice machines, 221 Dupont, r. 507 Jones Goger John, bartender, r. 637 Broadway Goggin David, salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, r. S s California Av, nr Figaro, B. H. Goggin Edmund W. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. 1014 Twenty.first Goggin E. M. Miss, assistant Valencia Primary School, r. NE cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-sixth Goggin James V. B., draftsman U. 8. Surveyor-Gen- eral's office, r. NE cor Fair C)aks and Twenty- sixth Goggin John B., shoemaker, r. 31 Powell Av, B. H. Goggin Walter W., clerk 8. W. Levy, r. 1014 Twenty- first Goheen Banner, laborer, r. 26 5^ Freelon, rear Gobi Charles, paper box maker Salz k Prag, r. 438 Brannan Golinghorst Anna, widow, r. 311 Seventh Goicovich George, coffee saloon and restaurant, 303 East Goicovich George J., restaurant, 1101 Stockton Ooland Earl F., plumber L. Silverstein, r. 512 Mont- ery Av Golarte Manuel, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Golcher Henry C, bookkeeper Clabrough & Golcher, r. 1506 Taylor Golcher William (Clabrough & Golcher) r. 1506 Taylor Golcher William J., salesman Clabrough & Golcher, r. 1506 Taylor Gold and Stock Tele^rapb Co. of Califor- nia, George S. Ladd president, Andrew White secretary, John I. Sabin superintendent, office 222 Sansome, branch 833 Sutter Gold Canon Mining Co. (Sierra Co. Cal.) F. A. Berlin secretary, 420 Montgomery Gold Deposit Gold Mining Co." (El Dorado Co., Cal) J. M. Builington secretary, 309 California, room 4 Gold H. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Bush Golfl Refinery, Selby Smelting and Lead Co., pro- prietors. NW cor Seventh and Brauuan, office 416 Montgomery Gold Stripe Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.) Charles W. White secretary, 328 MontKomery, room 7 Gold Thoinas. driver Patrick McGrath Goldaracena Michael, r. 828 Broadway Goldaraiena Orel M., clerk Rotiirier & Calegaris, r. 828 Broadway Goldbeck Charles, barrel dealer, r. 510 Ivy Av Goldberg Adolph, salesman, r. 818 Larkin Goldberg Charles, r. 19 Federal Goldberg Charles, carpet layer, r. 514 Third Goldberg Daniel, tailor, r. 1331 Leavenworth Goldberg David, r. 1414 Powell Goldberg Davis, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff, r. 224 Minna Goldberj; Henry, salesman Solomon Goldberg, r. 905 McAllister Goldberg Jacob (Lebenbaum, Goldberg &: Co., and Lebenbauin, Goldberg Ai Bowen) r. New York Goldberg Joseph, commercial traveler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 712 McAllister Goldberg M,, salesman, r. 1032 Market Goldberg Max, pawnbroker, 538 Kearuy, r. 1020 Val- lejo Goldberg Philip, cigar dealer, r. 727 J4 McAllister Goldberg Reuben, peddler, r. 205 Clara Goldberg Samuel, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 727 ^ McAllister Goldberg Samuel, tailor, r. 632 Filbert Goldberg Simon L. (A. J. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 1003 Lombard Goldberg Solomon (Goldberg & Lewenthal) and car- pets. 933 Market, r. 906 McAllister Goldberg & Lewepthal (Solomon Goldberg and Jacob W. Lewenthal) carpets, oil cloths, etc., 25 Fourth Golden Acre Nursery, William Patterson proptr, W s San Bruno Road, nr Fifteenth Av Extension Golden Age Flonriner Mills, Golden Age Mill Co. proprietors. 717-721 Battery Golden Age Mill Co., P. A. Campbell president, George Schroder secretary, proprietors Golden Age Flouring Mills, 717-721 Battery Golden Bartley, laborer, r. 154 Shipley Golden Bernard F., shoemaker, r. 706 Vallejo Golden Chariot Mining Co. (Silver City, I. T.) J. T. McGeoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13 Golden City Brewery, Gottlieb Brekle proptr, 1481 Pacific Golden City Ctiemlcal Works, George C. Eerri- son secretary, S. M. Van Wyck superintendent, works cor Seventh and Townsend, office 303 Montgomery Golden City Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, Thierbach k Kroger proptrs. SW cor Fifth and Brvfint Golden City Straw Works, W. H. Hill proptr, 763 Mission Golden Eagle Hotel, Daniel Hartnett proprietor, NW cor Broadway and Montgomery Golden Era (weekly) Wagner k Bunyan publishers and proprietors, office 606 Clay Golden Gate Block, 131 Post Golden Gate Boat Club, Merrimac, bet Fourth and Kentucky Golden Gate Casino.Daemon Brothers proptrs, Golden Gate Park Golden Gate Chocolate Factory, E. Guittard & Co. proprietors, SW cor Sacramento and Davis Golden Gate Consolidated Hydraulic Mining Co. (Yuba Co.) J. T. McGeoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13 Golden Gate Flouring Mills, Horace Davis & k Co. proprietors, 41-49 First Golden Gate Hall, 1622 Pacific Av Golden Gate Hall, E s Mafonic Av, nr Geary Golden Gate Hotel, Henry Dederky proprietor, 134 Fourth Golden Gate- Mutual Loan Association, I. Gutte president, F. B. Berg secretary, 309 Califor- nia, rooms 8-9 Golden Gate Nursery. David Neely proptr, NE cor Folsom and Twentieth Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, A. Fleish- hacker & Co. proprietors, 190 Stevenson, bet Palace Hotel and Third Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker, bet Oak and Fell Golden Gate Park Commiggioners, office Park Lodge, Goldon Gate Park Golden Gate Plaster Mills, Lucas & Co. proptrs, 216- 217 Main Golden Gate Primary School. Miss E. Gushing prin- cipal, N 8 Golden Gate Av, bet Pierce and Scott Golden Gate, The (weekly) E. B. Thompson pub- li-her. 1417 Polk Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., William Harney president, H. G. Kuhl secretary, office 112 Bush, mills Butte, Hampshire, Bryant and Twentieth Golden George, linker, r. 261 Minna Golden George, tinsmith, r. 717 Stockton SAN FRftNniSCO LAUNDRY. """""s^SfLg^TsK?, '■''*''"**' J. MACDONOUGH &/C0. ''"'''^'*^''''''''"'''^'''^'ii'^^?A'^i^tru^^i;^^^^l\^^.. GOL 487 GOL Golden George, hostler Luther J. Ewell, r. NW cor Folsom and Twenty-first Golden George F., baker, r. 261 Minna Golden J., laborer O. Imp. Co. Golden James, shoemaker, r. 526 Grove Golden Jane C. Mrs., branch bakery, fruits and vege- tables. 2629^ Mission Golden Jeremiah, painter, r. 134 First Golden John, laborer, r. 1 Alemany Av Golden John, laborer, r. 2006 O'Farrell Golden John, teamster, r. 3 Golden Court Golden John R., painter H. G. Jarman, r. 2629 Ji Mis- sion Golden John W. J., clerk Thomas Golden, r. 219 Turk Golden Joseph, tinsmith, r. 1623 Leavenworth Golden Margaret, widow, r. 1623 Leavenworth Golden Michael, canvasser, r. 423 Second Golden Michael E., porter Raymond & Wilshire, r. 1623 Leavenworth Golden M. Z. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 122 Taylor Golden Patrick, laborer, r. 144 Perry Golden Robert P., shipcarpenter, r. 416 M Sixth Golden Rule Bazaar, Davis Brothers proprie- tors, 718 Market and 419 Kearny Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, Wales L. Palmer president, 237-257 First Golden State Pump Manufactory, M. D. Lasswell propir, 765 Mission Golden Sun Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co.,Cal.) Joseph Pentecost secretary, office 702 Market Golden Thomas, undertaker, 1248 Market, r. 219 Turk Golden Thomas H., painter, r. 219 Turk Golden Thomas J., gripman Presidio RR.,r. 2215 Lar- kin Golden William F., canmaker. r. 1443 Leavenworth Golden William F. Mrs., r. 532 Polk Goldenson Marcus, teamster, r. 444 Ninth Golder Louis F., with Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. 161 Second Golder William H., foreman W. H. B. Cole, r. 161 Sec- ond Goldfish Benjamin, office 35 Battery, r. 1710 Bush Golding Edward, solicitor, r. 254)4 Minna Goldiug Patrick J., laborer, r. 931 Folsom Golding Thomas, first officer P. M. SS. Co., r. 412 Lar- kin Goldman Alfred J., clerk Humboldt Wharf Ware- houses, r. 520 O'Farrell Goldman Bernard, hairworker and hairdresser, 260 Sutter Goldman Bernard, Hebrew writer, r. 1208 Folsom Goldman George, salesmaii Sol. Lichtenstein, r. 410 Sixth ^ Goldman Isaac A. (Goldm'an & Son) r. 1914 Howard Goldman Isaac W., merchant, r. 1427 Post Goldman Jacob (Silverberg k Goldman) r. 413 Mason Goldman Jacob, groceries and fruit, 8E cor Railroad Av and Paraguay Goldman Joseph, r. 520 O'Farrell Goldman Joseph H., salesman Louis Braverman & Co., r. 520 O'Farrell Goldman Julia E. Miss, assistant Lobos Av School, r. 520 O'Farrell Goldman Louis (Goldman & Son) r. 1914 Howard Goldman Max, stockbroker, 316 Montgomery, r. 1757 Howard Goldman Reno, r. 512 Chestnut * Goldman Sam\iel, clerk Goldman & Son, r. 1914 How- ard Goldman Sigismund, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 502 Bush Goldman Solomon, shoemaker, 1025 Howard Goldman & Son (Isaac A. and Louis) dry-goods and clothing, 2935 Sixteenth Goldmeyer Isaac H., butcher, NE cor Ellis and Web- ster, r. 1302 Webster Goldmyer Louis, live stock dealer, r. 1009 Harrison Goldner Alfred, clerk William Koeller, r. NE cor Ed- dy and Taylor Goldsam Mathias, confectioner Carl Eisert, 637 Hayes Goldechmidt Arnold, salesman Kohlberg & Co., r. 301 Turk Goldschmidt Nathan, dry-goods, 468 5^ Sixth Goldsinitti Abraham M. , secretary S. F. Pio- neer Woolen Factory, 115 Battery, r. 1709 Bush Goldsmith Ada Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Primary School, r. 629 Geary Goldsmith Agnes, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory Goldsmith Ann, widow, r. 1025 Filbert Goldsmith Bernard, dry-goods dealer, r. 1312 Jackson Goldsmith Bernhard, bookkeeper Bauer Bros, jc Co., r. 18 Hampton PI Goldsmith Bertha Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School, r. 629 Geary Goldsmith Delos E. (P. P. Mast & Co.) r. 1506 O'Far- rell Goldsmith Edward, traveling salesman Newmark, Gruenberg & Co., r. 1627 Post Goldsmith Edwin S. (William E. Goldsmith & Son) r. 20 Montgomery Goldsmith Esther Miss, principal Lobos Av School, r. 629 Geary Goldsmith Gaston, clerk, r. 2414 California Goldsmith George, r. 332 Golden Gate Av Goldsmith George, clerk, r. 68 Oregon Goldsmith George, clerk, r. 823 Montgomery Goldsmith George, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 223 ii Austin Goldsmith Gerson, stock clerk M. Hyman& Co., r. 808 O'Farrell Goldsmith Gustave, copyist County Clerk, r. 104 Eighth Goldsmith Hannah, hairdresser Goldstein jt Cohn, r. 808 O'Farrell Goldsmith Henry, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg b k Bowen, r. 104 Eighth Goldsmith Isaac, r. 629 Geary Goldsmith J. G., r. 355 First Goldsmith John N., bookkeeper John MoUoy, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av Goldsmith Joseph (S. L. Mack & Co.) r. 1924 Sutter Goldsmith Joseph, marine watchman, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av Goldsmith Julius R., books and stationery, 1206 Polk Goldsmith Lee, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1310 Larkin Goldsmith Leon, peddler, r. 910 Geary Goldsmith Louis, clerk, r. 1223 M Bush Goldsmith Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 703 Hyde Goldsmith May Miss,"r. 703 Hyde Goldsmith Meyer, entry clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 703 Leavenworth Goldsmith Moses, clerk Meyerstein & Lowenberg, r. 808 O'Farrell Goldsmith Moses, clerk Pac. Ink Factory, r. 300 M Hayes Goldsmith Oliver, clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av Goldsmith Philip G., machinist, r. 607 Union Goldsmith Rose Miss, assistant Starr King Primary School, r. 629 Geary Goldsmith Selina, widow, r. 808 O'Farrell Goldsmith Simon, fancy goods, 250 Third, r. 18 Hamp- ton PI Goldsmith Solomon (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. 1018 Post Goldsmith Thomas G. S., clerk, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av Goldsmith Walter, pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 1025 Filbert Goldsmith William E. (William E. Goldsmith & Son) r. 2015 Fillmore Goldsmitli WiUiam E. & Son (William E. and Edwin S.) card and seal engravers, 26 Montgomery Goldstein Abraham, clerk Moritz Ettinger, r. 523 Na- toma Goldstein Abram S.. merchant, r. 813 Golden Gate Av Goldstein Amelia Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 813 Qoldeu Gate Av Goldstein Benjamin, cordmaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 523 Natoma Goldstein Bernard M., fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 523 Natoma Goldstein Charles, r. 470 Jessie Goldstein David (I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 219 Du- pont Goldstein David, junk, 327 Third, r. 346 Third Goldstein Emanuel L. (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 1423 Sut- ter Goldstein Esther, widow, r. 510 Jessie Goldstein Franz M., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gen- eral's Office, r. 830 Greenwich Goldstein Henry, clerk, r. 510 Jessie Goldstein Henry, clothing, 664 Howard Goldstein Hiram, clerk, r. Brunswick House Goldstein Hiram P., clerk, r. 311 Turk Goldstein Jacob H.. with Mrs. J. H. Goldstein, r. 1227 Stockton Goldstein Jacob H. MrB., dressmaker and ladies' un- derwear, 1227 Stockton TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO., 509. 5 i I S01.E AQKNTS FOR Market St. Deiericrs Percetnal HAY PRESSES MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: J4»UIN %VI4i>9fOItK, 138 Mpei ir attr««t. GOL 488 GOO 90 ei S Ooldstein Joseph S., clerk, r. H'iO Stevenson Goldstein Julia Mrs., r. 311 Turk Goldstein Julius, shoemaker, r. 311 Turk Goldstein Leon (Goldstein & Co.) r. 822 Bush Goldstein Levy, expressman, r. 311 Turk Goldstein Louis, speculator, r. 311 Turk Goldstein Kickey Mrs., junk, 870 Folsom Goldstein Robert, r. 470 Jessie Goldstein Rose, widow, r. 523 Natoma Goldstein Samuel, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r, 303^ Turk Goldstein Samuel, merchant, r. 219 Dupont Goldstein Sanford, clerk Ackermau, Block & Co., r. cor Sutter aud Gough Goldstein Simon (Goldstein & Cohn) r. 957 Harrison Goldstein Selig, r. 914 Howard Goldstein William, salesman B. Dreyfus k Co., r. 1808 Bush Goldstein & Co. (Leon Goldstein) job printers, 41 Phelau Building Goldstein & Colin (Simon Goldstein and Hermann Cohn) importers, wholesale and retail dealers and manufacturers human hair goods, wigs, etc., 822 Market Goldstone Mrs., widow, r. 107 Trenton Goldstone Charles, r. 803 Hyde Goldstone Daniel, salesman, r. 16 Berkeley Av Goldstone David, r. 1112 Washington Goldstone Harris, commercial traveler, r. 16 Berkeley Av Goldstone Henry, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. 811 Jack- son Goldstone Jacob (P. & J. Goldstone; r. 803 Hyde Goldstone Jacob, general merchandise, 926-928 Du- pont, r. 811 Jackson Goldstone Jacob, shirtmaker. r. 108 Sixth Goldstone John B. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 1051 Howard Goldstone Mitchell, furnishing goods, 4 Battery, r. 705 O'Farrell Goldstone Morris, junk dealer, r. 13 Nevada Goldstone Morris A., clerk Jacob -Goldstone, r. 811 Jackson Goldstone Peter (P. & J. Goldstone) r. 803 Hyde Goldstone P. & J, (Peter and Jacob) butter, eggs, etc. 28-29 Grand Western Market Goldstone Richard L., waiter, r. 32 Second Goldstone R. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 32 Second Goldstone Samuel, clerk, r. 1825 Eddy Goldstone Samuel, traveling salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 16 Berkeley Av 0^ Goldstone. See Gouldstone Goldthwaite Alfred (Littlefield. Allison & Co.) r. 1411 Jackson Goldthwaite Oceana L. I. Mrs., teacher dancing, r. 511 Twenty-third, bet Mission and Bartlett Goldtree Brothers, merchants (San Luis Obispo) office NW cor Bush and Sansome Goldtree Nathan, merchant, r. 930 Eddy Goldwater Benjamin, commercial traveler B. Blu- menthal & Co., r. 716 O'i'arrell Goldwater Lorn., salesman J. W. Stern & Co., r. 1409 Sacramento Goldwater Marks, tailor, 1034 Folsom Goldwater Michael, merchant (Arizona Territory) r. 716 O'Farrell Goldwire James E., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 33 Everett Goldwood Julia Mrs., seamstress, r. 36 Geary (joleeOle E., janitor U. S. Shipping Commissioner's office, r. lib Jackson Golia Manuel, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Goliere Sophie Mrs., r. 203 Leavenworth Goll Henry, Baker's Union, 413 Sutter Goll John H., laborer Broadway Brewery, r. 315 Fran- cisco Goll William, laborer, r. NW cor Zee and Welsh GoUan John, merchant tailor, 929 Mission Goller Henry, bartender F. A. Freese, r. 325 Bush GoUer John C., foreman cabinetmaker L. & E. Eman- uel, r. 6 Lily Av OoUin Walter W., manager Transatlantic Marine In- surance Co., 311 California, r. 2'220 California GoUiug Charles, cook Westheimer ii Ealjn, r. 636 Commercial GoUiug George, laborer, r. 1005^ Jackson Golling William, seaman, r. 100 }4 Jackson Gollmick August, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Gollner Frederick, baker, r. ()25 Clay Golly Ambroise, watchmaker, 301 Montgomery Av, r. 520 Filbert Golly Auguste, watchmaker A. Andrews, r. 620 Fil. bert Golly J. B. & Co. (Oscar Sorge) books and station- ery, '26 Geary Golly John B., with J. B. Golly & Co., r. 1715 Stock- ton Golly Joseph, barber, 1203 Dupont, r. 1619 Dupont Golly Leon (Fischer & Co.) r. Oakland Golt Henry, 8. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Goltermann Th., bookkeeper Gutte & Frank, r. Oak- land Goltry Morris, merchant, r. 930 Eddy Goltz Henry G., clerk Thomas Day & Co., r. 1914 Bu- chauan Goltzene Christian, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni- ture Co., r. 125 Morris Av Gombert Edward (Ki-aemer & Gombert) r. 530 Third Gombia Pietro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Gomer Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 1122 Stockton Gomer Silvester, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Gomes Dolores, widow, r. 716 Vallejo Gomes John, barber L. Christophe, r. 620 Minna Gomes John E., jeweler M. Aufrichtig, r. 443M Na- toma Gomes John F., carpenter, r. 25 Oak Gomez A. Frank, messenger U. S. Navy Pay Office, r. 1121 Taylor Gomez Altagracia, widow, seamstress, r. 436 Union Gomez Edward R., driver W. B. Megilligan, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School Gomez Henry, clerk H. D. Benecke, r. 520 Broadway Gomez Joseph L,, laundryman La Grande Laundry ,N s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom Gomez Juan E., janitor Free Public Library, r. 124 William Gomez Luis, upholsterer, 532 Vallejo Gomez Manuel, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Gomez Peter Y., porter St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 628 California Gomez R. R. Mrs., widow, r. 715 Montgomery Av Gomez Tomasa, r. 501 Broadway 1^" Gomez. See Gomes Gonder Herman, machinist, r. 45 Clementina Gondolfo John (John Gatto & Co.) r. SU cor Green and Larkin Gondolfo Nicholas, baker G. B. Carafi'a & Co., r. 1309 Dupont Gondre C, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Gonella Domeuico, restaurant, 327 Montgomery Av, r. 4 Sonora Gonella Giuseppe, statuemaker J. Biagi, r. NW cor Dupont and Vallejo ♦ Gonyeau John B., carpenter, r. 106 Collingwood Gonzales Ambrose, machinist, r. 439 }4 Green Gonzales David, waiter P. C. SS. State of California, r. 524 Broadway Gonzales Joseph, waiter stmr Mary Garratt Gonzales Manuel E., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 1707 Octavia Gonzales Ventura, waiter stmr Mary Garratt Gonzalez Abraham, waiter R. Luna, r. 1231 Dupont Gonzalez Alfred A., r. 1707 Octavia Gonzalez Antonio Mrs., hairdresser, r. 634 Vallejo Gonzalez Diego, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 746 Broadway Gonzalez Francisco, laborer Oriental U. 8. Bonded Warehouse, r. 30 Prescott Gonzalez Grosa, bootblack Rosa & Troell, r. Califor- nia Hotel Gonzalez Henry J., clerk Rossetter & Smith, r. 15J4 RauBch Gonzalez Ignacio, trimmer Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 430 M Green Gonzalez Josefa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 909 Clay Gonzalez Josephine J., widow, r. 1534 Raiisch Gonzalez Lizzie Mrs., tailoress, r. 521 Vallejo Gonzalez Mariano E., physician, r. 1707 Octavia Gonzalez Miguel, cook, r. 1218 Powell Gonzalez R. & Co.(Ricardo Gonzalez) mnfrs neckties, 39 Sutter Gonzalez Ricardo (R. Gonzalez Ji Co.) r. 39 Sutter Gonzalez Vincent, seaman, r. 521 Vallejo Gonzalez Walter, boxmaker, r. 761 J4 Howard Gooch James H., surveyor, r. '224 Fourth Good Adam, machinist S. P. RR., r. 306 Seventeenth Good Anton, r. 431 I'iue Good Edward, r. 15 Sumner Good Helena Miss, dressmaker, r. 822 Mission Good Henry, laborer, r. Empire Lodgings Good lantba B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 433 First LOUIS BRAVERIKIAN & CO. "'*"''"'• ,TJiVnt:i''r;/Sr"°''" LA GRANDE LAUNDRY .WASHINO CAK.IL.En F«>K AND DKI.IVKREO. OFFICK, 648 MAKKK'!' NTKEET. GOO 489 GOO Good Jobn, r. 1114 Oct&via Good John, carpenter W. B. Bradbury, r. 433 First Good Jobn, engineer, r. 239 Minna Good John, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 27 Minna Good L. Mrs., r. 815 tlnion Good Robert W., shoemaker Buckingham & Heeht, r. 1018 Howard Good Samuel L., machinist S. P. RB., r. 306 Seven- teenth Good Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. Oak- land Good Walter C, clerk Chilion Beach, r. 1114 Octavia Goodale Charles, molder, r. 357 First Goodale Ella E., widow, r. 1585 Folsom Ooodall Charles (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) r. SE cor McAllister and Pierce Goodall Charles, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 357 First, rear Goodall Charles M., captain P. C. SS. Co's Wharf, r. lOtil Fulton Goodall Edwin (Goodall, Perkins k Co.) r. Alameda Goodall George, clerk, r. 137 Thirteenth Goodall, Perking^ Co. (Charles Goodall, George C. Perkins and Edwin Goodall) agents Pacific Coast Steamship Co., and Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., proprietors tug boats, and agents Spring Valley Water Works lor shipping, 10 Market Goodall Samuel E., watertender P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. SE cor McAllister and Pierce Goodall William, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1426 Geary Goodchild Mary, widow, r. 1705 Stockton Goodday Louis, dry-goods, 232 Sixth Groodeli Conncil, proprietor Marlborough House, NW cor Folsom and Second Goodenough Alexander, machinist Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. 1611 Jones Goodenough Algernon M., teacher music, r. 1824 O'Farrell Goodenough Horse Shoeing Society, Thomas Doyle proptr, 177 Jessie Godeus John D., r. 501 Ash Av Goodfellow Michael, laborer, r. 13 Leroy PI Goodfellow Thomas, expressman, 1036 Market, r. Ill Morris Av GoodteUow W^illiam S., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, rooms 16-17, r. 1363 siixth Av, East Oakland Goodhart George, r. 738 Broadway Goodhue Annie, r. 431 Shipley Goodliue James W., dairyman, 1510 Buchanan, r. 1527 Geary, rear Goodhue Peter, horsetrader, r. 613 Mission Goodhue Thomas, clerk George Whittell, r. 431 Ship- ley Goodhue Thomas H., carpenter, r. 431 Shipley Goodhue William W., solicitor Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 236 O'Farrell Gooding Frank T., r. 190 Sixteenth Gooding William A., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co's Express, r. 190 Sixteenth Goodkind Abraham (M. Hyman & Co.) r. 2316 CaJifor- nia Goodkind Henry (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r. New York Goodloe Paul, clerk A. Baumgarten & Co., r. 8 8 Park Road, nr Park Hill Av Goodman Abraham, pawnbroker, 414 Kearny, r. 1129 Ellis ■" Goodman Adolph, club rooms, 235 Kearny, r. 1816 Geary GObdman Adolph, machinist, r. 7 Miles PI Goodman Alphonsu, coachman Dr. C. Bodwell Cur- rier, r. 7 Miles PI Goodman Benjamin F., clerk William Hessler, r. 1000 Powell Goodman David (Hart & Goodman) r. 1118 Sutter Goodman David, tailor. 441 >4 Natoma Goodman D. E , r. 7 Miles PI Goodman Ephraim. r. 919 J-4 Howard Goodman t. Mrs., widow, r. 412 Post Croodinaii George, manager California Artificial Stone Paving Co., 404 Montgomery, r. Oakland Goodman George, porter, r. 7 Miles PI Goodman George L., clerk Frank Eastman & Co., r. 2100 Steiuer Goodman Henrietta Miss, fringemaker Moritz Ettin- ger, r. 10 Hopttou Terrace 919M r. Goodman Henry, barber, r. 433 Clementina Goodman Henry H ., salesman Rosenthal Bros., r. 2100 Steiner Goodman Isaac, porter Oppenheimer & Bro., r. 703 Stockton Goodman Isaac, salesman David Samuels, r. Howard Goodman Isidore, salesman M. Franklin & Bro 421 Fell Goodman Jonas, salesman, r. 2100 Steiner Goodman Joseph, carpenter, r. Oriental Hotel Goodman Leopold, salesman, r. 2100 Steiner Goodman Louis, clerk Rosenthal Bros., r. 2100 Steiner Goodman Lewis (Oppenheimer & Brother) r. 1719 Sutter Goodman M., cigar dealer, r. Montgomery's Hotel Goodman Marcus, junk dealer, 627 Pacific, r. 1221 Devisadero Goodman Phoebe Miss, dressmaker, r. 433 Clementina Goodman Samuel, cigarmaker, r. 734 Harrison Goodman Samuel, tailor, r. 1627 Powell Goodman Sarah, widow, r. 919^ Howard Goodman Solomon B., salesman, r. 433 Clementina Goodman T. H., general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 74, r. Palace Hotel Goodman Theodore (Kramer, Goodman & Co.) r. 1429 Post Goodman Thomas, r. 542 Linden Av Goodman Thomas B., painter, and extraman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D.. r. Paraguay, nr Railroad Av Goodmansen Andrew, master mariner, r. 432 Shot- well GoodmaiSsen Olof, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Goodmundsen L., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Goodnough Albert L. Mrs., widow, r. 1214 Broadway Goodow John K., clerk Cluff Bros., r. Humboldt House Goodrich E. D., commercial traveler, r. Lick House Goodrich Edward Lee, r, 28 Geary Goodrich Frank,' dairyman, E s Wayne, nr Courtland Av, B. H. Goodrich Guy W., driver Market St. RR., r. 620 Fourth Goodrich Harry C. (I. L. A. Brodersen& Co.) r. Chi- cago, 111. Goodrich Henry C, mailing clerk Post Office, r. Clar- enden House Goodrich James H., shoemaker, r. 555 Natoma Goodrich John H., carriage and wagon mnfr, 110-112 Oregon, r. 615 Fulton Goodrich Robert F., dairyman, Kosciusko, nr Union Av.B. H. Goodrich Taylor, stoves and tinware, 8-10 Pine, r. Ea^t Oakland Goodridge Joseph, carpenter U. S. Mint, r. 414 Polk Goodrum George, master niariner, r. 45 Twelfth Goodrum William E., delivery clerk E. V. Hathaway, r. 45 Twelfth Goodsell De Cuurcy M., real estate, r. 417 First Goodsha-w Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Charles C. Harvey secretary, 309 California, room 1 Goodspeed George G., telegraph operator, r. 318 Kearny Gqodspeed Royal, farmer, r. 906 Shotwell Goodspeed Thurston V., student, r. 1825 Market Goodstein David, expressman, r. 511 Linden Av Goodsieiu Isaac, drayman, r. 615 Laguna Goodwin Benjamin, journalist, r. 2326 Fillmore Goodwin Charles, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Goodwin Charles, pork packer, 15 and 32 Centre Mar- ket, r. 2620 Bush Goodwin Charles H., theatrical, r. 126 Kearny Goodwin Eliza, widow, r. 931 Market Goodwin Eva Miss, r. 908 Folsom Goodwin Edward B., compositor Chronicle, r. 237 Stevenson Goodwin Flora Mrs., actress Tivoli Opera House, r. 31 Eddy Goodwin Frank, carpenter Tivoli Opera House, r. 41 Eleventh Goodwin Frank, cooper, r. 318 Fifth Goodwin Frederick C, longshoreman, r. 534 Folsom Goodwin H., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Goodwin Herbert, soapmaker, r. 54 Clara Goodwin James, whipmaker, r. 215 Third Goodwin James A., draftsman Sanborn Map and Pub- lishing Co., r. Hay wards Goodwin James P., with L. & E. Emanuel, r. 1313 Taylor G.W.CLARK & CO.^»i!l?S.§!fiSl?P 645 MfiRKETST. UIMPI/I CV CDICDC SL UAVCC Fri^TON iron works. 21a Fremont Ntreei. niilVlXul. I 5 OriunO QL nn I CO, Agents for the celebrated UCASl:: &>T£AJH JPUStP^, GOO 490 GOK Goodwin Jamee W.. clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r. 1313 Taylor GoodLvrin M. & Co. (Michael Goodwin) importers and dealers wines and liquors, 107 Battery Goodwin Michael (M. Goodwin i Co.) r. 1228 J« Fol- som Goodwin MoUie G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 329 Jessie Goodwin O. H., r. 31 Eddy Goodwin Thomas, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansonie, rear Goodwin Thomas, teamster, r. 242 Thirteenth Goodwin W., Master Mariners* Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Goodwin Walter A., printer, r. 931 Market Goodwin William F., cooper Lucas & Co., r. 318 Fifth Goodwin Wlinam L., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Oakland Goody John E., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 704 Post Goodyear James, watchmaker David W. Laird, r. 814 Dolores Goodyear Metallic Rubber Slioe Co., James W. Dolan agent, 414 Market Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease Jr. and S. M. Runyon agents, .577-579 Market Goold Edmond L. Jr., clerk Parrott & Co., r. 646 Fol- som B^ Goold. See Gould Goor Eva B., widow, r. 1218 Folsom Gopcevlch B. M., fruits and vegetables, 1807 Union Gopcevich Erest, Servian-Montenegran Ben. , Soc. 10 California Gorby William, painter Noble Bros., r. 1100 Powell Gordan Brothers (Robert and Jacob) merchant tailors, 202 Kearny Gordan Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Gordan Jacob (Gordan Brothers) t.5% Dupont Gordan Robert, merchant tailor, 803 Market, and (Gordan Brothers) r. 5% Dupont B^ Gordan. See Gordon Gordon Albert S., cooper, 417 Main Gordon Alexander C, salesman I. K. White & Co., r. 314 Bush Gordon Alexander D., clerk Jules Berthier, r. 30 Rauscb Gordon Alexander P., dri>ver Par. Transfer Co., r. 260 Stevenson Gordon Austin, draftsman, r. 743 Pine Gordon Barton H. Mrs., r. 927 Market Gordon Bernard, leather dealer, r. 312 Eighth Gordon Bernard Jr., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 104 Mason Gordon Bessie Miss, r. 5 Preston PI, rear Gordon C. F., cook, r. 346 rourth Gordon Charles, hamesswasher St. George Stable Gordon Charles, laborer Brooklyn Hotel Gordon Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom Gordon diaries "W., book and job printer, 320 Sansome and 419 Sacramento, r. 4^ Hayes Gordon C. Po'*vell, secretary California Mining Co., 23 Nevada Block, r. 1522 California Gordon Daniel J., deputy Tax-Collector, r. 527 Geary Gordon David, machinist, r. 1124 Harrison Gordon David P., mining, r. 707 Clementina Gordon Ellen E. Miss, proptr Maine Lodging House 614 Kearny, Waldo Lodging House 733 Market, and furnished rooms, 1521 Sacramento Gordon Eliza E.. r. 1521 Sacramento Gordon Frank L., attorney at law, r. 535 Greenwich Gordon G., laborer O. Imp. Co. Gordon G. Mrs., widow, r. 607 Greenwich, rear Gordon George, butcher Martin Glennan, r. 627 Geary Gordon George, foundryman, r. 358 Eleventh Gordon George, waiter, r. 658 Folsom Gordon George F., attorney at law, 502 Mont* gomery, rooms 10-11, r. 30 Dorland Gordon George G., plumber, r. 322 Third Gordon George L., watchman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Illinois, bet Nana and Shasta Gordon George W., attorney at law, 320 Sansome, room 19. r. Grand Hotel Gordon Hard^vare Co., James E. Gordon presi- dent,William H. Hooke secretary, wholesale hard- ware dealers, and proprietors Pacific Chain Works, 252 Spear, office 8-10 Pine Gordon James, carpenter, r. 30('>!^ Jessie, rear Gordon James, fireman P. C. SS. Stute of California, r. 304 Beale Gordon James, seaman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 11 Pacific Gordon James E., president Gordon Hardware Co., 8-10 Pine, r. 470 Merriniac, Oakland Gordon James P., cooper r. 358 Eleventh Gordon Jo., mining, r. 228 Montgomery Av Gordon John, machinist, r. 1030 Howard Gordon John, telegraph lineman, r. 321 Eighth Gordon John, watchmaker. 231 Kearny, r. 1 Middle Gordon John A., r. 1025 Hyde Gordon John A., plasterer, r. 358 Eleventh Gordon John C, ship carpenter, r. 613 Mission Gordon John K., salesman CluffBroe., r. 1309 Stock- top Gordon Joseph, r. Grand Hotel Gordon Joseph B., clerk John H. Dall, r. 527 Geary Gordon Joseph S. G. , wood and coal, 429 Powell, cor Sutter, r. 505 Sutter Gordon Laura De Force, attorney at law, 331 Mont- gomery, rooms 30-31 Gordon Lennox, cooper John H. Holden, r. 312 Eighth Gordon Levi B., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 4 Cot- tage PI Gordon Louise, widow, r. 1615 Laguna Gordon Lyman F., civil engineer, r. 743 Pine Gordon Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms. 235 Eeamy Gordon Martin (Gordon * Healy) r. 22 Hayes Gordon Mary, widow, r. \1% Laskie Gordon Mary, widuw, r. 25 Welsh Gordon Mary A. Mrs., r. 63 St. Ann's Building Gordon Minnie Miss, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. Alameda Gordon N. H., bookkeeper Home Mutual Insurance Co., r. Oakland Gordon Nicholas W., clerk, r. 2016 Pine Gordon Patrick, painter, r. .527 Geary Gordon Patrick, teamster, r. 50 Stevenson Av Gordon Robert, r. Abbotsford House , Gordon Samuel, laborer, r. 528 Folsom Gordon Sarah, widow, janitress Powell St. Primary School, r. 909 Jackson Gordon Sheldon S., janitor I. O. O. F. Building, r. 507 Powell Gordon Stephen W., shoemaker, r. 527 Geary Gordon Thomas, r. 235 Kearny Gordon Thomas J., oysterman Occidental Hotel Gordon Wellington, office 23 Nevada Block, r. 1522 California Gordon William, bootblack, r. 705 Broadway Gordon William, seaman, r.9 Pacific Gordon William, teamster, r. 124 M Silver Gordon William, watchmaker, r. 1 Middle Gordon William W., foreman A. C. Thompson, r. 2939 Clay Gordon & Healy (Martin Gordon and Edward Healy) liquor saloon, 22 Hayes 8^ Gordon. See Gordan, Gorton and Gourdon Gore Benjamin B., commercial broker, 412 Clay, r. Oakland Gore George, coalpasser P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific, r. 625 Davis Gore George, painter, r. Montgomery's Hotel Gore John C, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 435 Brvant Gore William F.. boxmaker, r. 808 Howard Gore W. O. Mrs., r. 731 Geary Gorehflo Otto, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 59 Zoe Gorevan Brothers {James Jr. and William P. J.) mer- chant tailors, 426 Montgomery Gorevan James, porter John Parrott, r. 1825 Clay Gorevan James Jr. (Gorevan Brothers) r. 1825 Clay Gorevan James T.. tailor Gorevan Bios,, r. 1825 Clay Gorevan Thomas J., marble polisher estate C. Roche, r. 415 Powell Gorevan William P. J. (Gorevan Brothers) r. 1825 Clay Gorezieza Nicholas, porter George Dawson, r. 513 Fil- bert Gorflnkel Aaron, dry goods dealer, r. 9 Carolina Gorfinkel Isaac, clerk, r. 23 Kearny Gorfinkel Jacob, grainer, r. 23 Kearny Gorfinkel Joseph, clerk, r. 23 Kearny Gorfinkel William, barber, r. 412 H Sixth Gorgiani Angelo, blacksmith B. Lacaze, r. 412 Broad- way Gorham Charles H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 719 O'Farrell, rear Gorham Charles L.. tracklayer Market St. RR., r. 719 O'Farrell. rear Gorham Charles Itt., coiner U. S. Mint, r. 1713 Geary SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY Washing Called for and Delivered OFFICK. 33 «EARA' HT. i J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iiuportem of and Dealerit in COA.1. and PIW IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. GOK 491 GOS Oorham Daniel, cashier Naval Office CuBtom House, r. 1710 Ji Sacramento Oorham Oeorge C. Jr., attorney at law, 53 Nevada Block, r. 1713 Geary Oorham John B., teamster, r. 1403 Stockton Crorham Mannfacturing^ Co., silverBmlttas (Providence, R. I. and New York) Phelps & Mil- ler agents, 120 Sutter, room 1 Oorham Michael C, groceries and liquors, NW oor Jessie and Annie Oorham Patrick J., clerk Alexander Waugh & Co., r. 677 Clementina Oorham Richard, housemover, r. 212 Broadway Oorham Sarah C, widow, r. 731 Treat Av Oorham Sherwood F.. attorney at law Wallace, Great- house & Blanding, r. 1713 Geary Oorham Thomas J., clerk, r. 1710 J^ Sacramento Oorham Wesley T. , broker, 219 Front, r. 1938 Vallejo Oorham William H., r. 1713 Geary Oorham William J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 611 Nineteenth Oorhey Henry E., ropemaker, r. 420 Twenty-ninth Oorhey John T., longshoreman, r. 306 Beale Oori Lorenzo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Gorie James (Weed iV Gorie) r. Oakland Gorke George, tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 324 Mont- gomery Av Gorla Joseph, cabinet maker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 626 Broadway Gorla Luigi, laborer, r. 625 Broadway Gorley Henry, laborer, S. F. Cordage Factory Oorley Hugh A., merchant, r. SW cor Sacramento and Devisadero Gorman Andrew J., varnisher, r. E s Kosciusko, nr Old Hickory, B. H. Gorman Christopher, japanner John Lee & Co. Gorman David J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 311 Clementina Gorman Dennis, engineer, r. 548 Howard Gorman Dennis, weigher Custom House, r. 1133 How- ard Gorman Edward B., clerk, r. E s Larkin, bet North Point and Beach Gorman Ellen, widow, r. NE cor Courtland and Cali- fornia Avs, B. H. Gorman Eva Miss, finisher Louis Thors, r. 1632 How- ard Gorman Francis, brushmaker, r.NE cor Courtland and California Avs, B. H. Gorman Frank, fuller, r. Ns Greenwich, bet Webster and Fillmore Gorman Henry, salesman, r. 509 Twenty-second Gorman J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Gorman James, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works Gorman James, engineer, r. 637 Fulton Gorman James, fireman P. C. SS. Gipsy Gorman James, longshoreman, r. W s Sansome, nr Filbert Gorman James B., carriage painter, r. 157 Ninth Gorman James E., clerk R. W. Hent, r. 637 Fulton Gorman James J., laborer, r. 313 Beale Gorman James O., bookkeeper Pioneer White Lead and Color Works, r. 527 Folsom Gorman Jane B. Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r. 44 Sixth Gorman J. E., r. 1632 Howard Gorman John, carpenter, r. 44 Everett Gorman John, cloth finisher, r. 113 Montgomery Av Gorman John, fireman P. M. SS. Colima Gorman John, hostler John Schussler, r. S s Hayes, nr Franklin Gorman John, laborer, r. 402 Broadway Gorman John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento Gorman John, warehouseman, r. NW cor Montgomery and Broadway Gorman John T., varnisher, r. 1622 Jessie Gorman Joseph, boilermaker, r. 762 Howard Gorman Joseph C, tinner, r. 238 Sixth Gorman Lizzie Miss, r. 509 Twenty-second Gorman M., sheet iron worker Cal. Sugar Refinery Gorman Malachi, laborer, r. 25 Hermann Gorman Margaret Mrs., r. 424 Broadway Gorman Margaret, widow, r. 312 Lily Av Gorman Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 762 How- ard Gorman Marie T. Miss, copyist, r. 400 Geary Gorman Martin E., liquor saloon. 313 Folsom Gorman Mary, dressmaker, r. 44 Third Gorman Mary, dressmaker, r. 8 s Twenty-second, bet Capp and Howard Gorman Mary, operator 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Gorman Mary Mies, r. 1130 Market Gorman Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. NE cor Courtland and California Avs, B. H. Gorman Mary, widow, r. E s Kosciusko, nr Old Hick- ory, B. H. Gorman Mary E. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar School, r. 1130 Market Gorman Matilda, widow, r. 1632 Howard Gorman Michael, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 136 Tehama Gorman Michael, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. 424 Broadway Gorman Michael, carpenter, r. NE cor Courtland and California Avs. B. H. Gorman Michael, helper Fulton Iron Works Gorman Michael, janitor Haight Grammar School, r. 509 Twenty-second Gorman Michael, mining, r. 16 Jj Preston PI Gorman Michael, oysterman A. W. Manning, r. 16 Ritch Gorman Michael J., carpenter, r. 311 Clementina Gorman Minnie Miss, retoucher Louis Thors, r. 1632 Howard Gorman Nellie F. Miss, compositor, r. 37 Minna Gorman Owen, policeman, r. 813 Jessie Gorman Owen, pressman J. F. Knox, r. 13 Albion Av Gorman P. Mrs., groceries, 254 Langton Gorman Patrick, drayman, 422 Davis, r. 254 Langton Gorman Patrick, drygoods clerk, r. 22 Rondell PI Gorman Patrick, longshoreman, r. 315 Vallejo Gorman Richard F., bookbinder, r. 311 Clementina Gorman Simon, melter .3Etna Iron Works, r. 315 Fol- som Gorman Thomas, brushmaker John E. Ford, r. Court- land Av, nr California Av, B. H. Gorman Thomas, compositor, r. 36 Perry Gorman Thomas, laborer, r. 458Natoma Gorman William, blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L. Works Gorman William, molder McCormick Bros., r. 313 Beale Gorman William J., principal South S. F. School, r. 710 Nineteenth Gorman Winifred, widow, r. 620 Eighth Gormas Philip, steward S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City Gormley Edward F.. mattress maker Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., r. 60 Natoma Gormley Oeorge H., clerk Oeorge E. Plummer, r. 2006 Taylor Gormley Isabella Miss, r. 40 Clara, rear Gormley James, laborer, r. 164 Bluxome Gormley JohnF., plasterer, r. 2006 Taylor Gormley Michael, cook, r. Empire Lodgings Gormley Michael, paver, r. 316 Seventh Gormley Patrick, asphaltum roofer, r. 60 Natoma Gormley Sarah Mrs., r. 814 Twenty-first Gorom Nelson, observer U. S. Signal Service, 42 Mer- chants' Exchange, r. 935 Sacramento Crorrfll Charles H., president Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California, r. Oakland Gorrill Richard W., treasurer Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California, r. Oakland Gorrill William, laborer, r. 22 Zoe, rear Gorrsen Christian G., sailmaker, r. 5 August Alley Gorsig Henry, liquor saloon, 113 Davis, r. 109 Califor- nia Gorter Henry H., machinist S. F. F. D.,r. Ahlborn House Gorton Carey D., compositor Hebrew Observer, r. 927 Market Gorton Carey D. Jr., dental student C. H. Wilson, r. 927 Market Gorton John H., stair builder N. P. Langland, r. 42 Twelfth 8^" Gorton. See Gordon Gosen Henry, expressman, r. 811 Filbert Oosernd John, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Oosland Catherine, widow, r. 647 Natoma Gosland William T., clerk E. Littlewood, r. 647 Na- toma Goslin Thomas, distiller Bay View Distillery, r. La- haina, nr Penobscot Gosliner Aaron, traveling salesman, r. 109 J^ Austin Oosliner Aaron S., butcher 66 Washington Market, r. 552 Natoma Gosliner August, baker P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 109 H Aus- tin Gosliner Edward I., clerk, r. Ill Austin BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHAM &, CO., 509, 61 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses. JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. GOS 492 GOU % H EH Oosliner Harry, salesman Newman k Levinson, r. Ill Austin Ooslluer Julius, glazier, r. Ill Austin Gosliner Minna, widow, r. 11 Russ Oosliner Samuel, assistant foreman I. S. Bosenbaum & Co., r. Ill Austin Gosling Elizabeth, widow, r. 10 Verona Gosling Joseph, architect, r. 1339 O'Farrell BSr Gosling. See Goslln Goslinsky E. * Co. (Ellas Gogllnsky and George Browustein) mnfrs cigars and packers tobacco, 219-221 Battery Goslinsky Ellas (E. Goslinsky k Co.) 1. 1360 Post Gosnan John, fireman, r. 724 Brannan Goss Alfred F., laborer Palace Hotel Goss Charles E., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 1905 H Mission Goss Elden N., r. 1905^ Mission Goss George, r. 621 Pacific Goss G. VT. Mrs., candy and confectionery, 1905Jrii«'r !Kpe»r. GKA 495 GRA Grraham William, seaman, r. 409 Pacific Qraham William, shoemaker Jones & Bryant, r. 541 J4 Natoma ' Graham William J., bookkeeper, r. 41 Louisa Q-raham W. S., draftsman engineer's dept C. P. RR., r. Oakland Graham 4 John Graner Adolph, bartender S. P. C. RR. atmr Bay City, r. 429 Bush Graner A. T., waiter Cosmos Club, r. 317 Powell Graner Charles (Graner & Strohl) r. 429 Bush Graner Charles M., bartender J. D. Will, r. 429 Bush Graner Si Strohl (Charles Graner and Philippe Strohl) proprietors Hansa Hotel, 429 Bush Graney Bridget, widow, notions, 726 Brannan Graney Edward M., horseshoer G. P. Graney, r. 9 Le- royPl Graney George P., horseshoer, 13 Belden, r. 9 Leroy PI Graney George W., blacksmith John CRourke, r. 209 ElUs B^" Graney. See Greany Oranfield Maurice, tanner, r. Dominica, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Granfleld William, wood and coal, 1040 Howard Grange Numa, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansome, r. 6 Capp Granger Allie Miss, tailoress, r. 325 Oak Granger L.. r. 605 Broadway Grander Samuel, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 312 Clementina t^" Granger. See Grainger Grang^ers' Bank of California, John Lewel- liUii president, Albert Montpellier cashier and manager, Frank Mc Mullen secretary, NE cor Cali- fornia and Davis Grangers' Business Association, Andrew J. Coney business manager, 38 California Grauice Harry H., compositor Bulletin, r. 672 Mission Granite Powder Co., Jay Deming secretary, 405 Front, Saffcty Nitro Powder Co. agents, 430 Cali- fornia Granlund John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel GrannisB F. R., traveling salesman Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211 California Granniss George AV., real estate and agent for General H. W. Halleck (heirs) and F. Billings, 24 Montgomery Block, r. 19 Hawthorne Grant Adam (Murphy, Grant & Co.; r. 1112 Bush Grant Alfred N. (Grant & Smith) r. 1143 Market Grant Alfred S., clerk, r. 633 Sutter Grant Annie, domestic 419 Bryant Grant Antoinette Mrs., r. 606 Montgomery Grant Charles, driver United Carriage Co., r. 612 Hyde Grant Charles, salesman, r. 133 South Park Av Grant Charles D., barber, r. 715 Howard Grant Charles J., physician and surgeon, office and r. 841 Market Grant Charles W., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., r. 2920 Clay Grant C. Mitchell, secretary Geographical Society of the Pacific, office and r. 411 Post Grant Daniel W., inspector Custom House, r. 2115 Larkin Grant David, laborer, r. 512 Mission Grant David G., laborer Custom House, r. 746 Mision Grant Donald, housemover, r. 417 Post, rear Grant E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1307 Howard Grant Elizabeth A., widow, r. 133 South Park Av Grant Ellen G. Miss, assistant South S. F. School Grant Fannie, domestic 1115 Steiner Grant Franklin, r. 317 Eddy Grant Fred O., bartender, r. 504 Davis Grant George, carpenter, r. 754 Mission Grant George, paying teller Anglo-Californian Bank, r. East Oakland Grant George E. (Grant, Lull & Co., San Luis Obispo Co.) office 121-123 Market, r. Oakland Grant George F., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1307 How- ard Grant George F.. special agent North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., r. 1420 California Grant Georgina, widow, r. 11 Perry Grant G. G., driver Market St. RR.,r. 1434 Turk Grant Helen A. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School, r. 17 Riucon PI Grant H. M., insurance agent, r. 813 Bush Grant Horace, shipjoiner P. C. SS. Co. Grant John, foreman tin and copper shops, P. M. SS. Co., r. 339 Bryant Grant John, gasfitter, r. 133 South Park Av Grant John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Grant John A., driver City RR., r. 1831 Mission Grant John E.,electrotyper Painter & Co.,r. 1010 Mont- gomery Grant John H., tinsmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 3.39 Bryant Grant John T., carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny, r. 22 Turk Grant Joseph, r. Ankeny PI Grant Joseph, furniture dealer, r. 518 Powell Grant Joseph, teamster, r. 135 Langton Grant Joseph D., r. 1112 Bush Grant Joseph H., shipsmitb, r. 11 Perry Grant Julius W., machinist, r. 2206 Mission Grant Levi J., restaurant, 388 Francisco Grant Lewis, r. 536 Minna Grant Louis T., r. 131 Seventh Grant Mary Mrs., groceries and liauors, NE cor West Mission and Ridley Grant Mary C, widow, r. 322 Fremont * Grant Mary E. Mrs., r. 238 Kearny Grant Patrick, blacksmith, r. 939 Eighteenth Grant Patrick, boilermaker, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Minna Grant Patrick, ironworker Pac. Rolling MillB, r. 10 Louisa 0 A. H. ISHABI I. J. TBITMAir Truman, Isham & Co. Manufacturers' llgents, 509, 511 MARKET ST, SANFB^fClgCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: JOHN WltiJHORK, OFFICK l.tH f»fc>EAR NTBKKT. YardM: IS» to 147 Npear St., and 2», 28 Howard Mt. GRA 496 GRA © CO CI QO 91 u l-H o o Pk e OS as I— ( H H Grant Patrick, laborer, r. 116 J^ Clara Grant Patrick J., carpenter, r. Teneriffe, bet Platte and Yazoo Grant Paul , clerk Tax Collector, r. 609 Powell Grant Peter B., clerk general baggage agent C. P. RR., r. 417 Post Grant Primary School, Miss Alice M. Stincen prin- cipal, N 8 Golden Gate Av, bet Hyde and Leaven- worth Grant R., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works Grant Robert, carpenter, r. N s California, bet Laurel and Locust Grant Robert C, brass molder, r. 11 Franklin Grant Susie Mrs., r. 128 Turk Grant Thomas, boatswain P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Grant Thomas, expressman, SW cor Davis and Broad- way, r. 1(j03 Battery Grant Thomas, longshoreman, r. 15 Natoma Grant Thomas, seaman, r. 28 Hinckley Grant Thomas, teamster, r. 1007 Battery Grant Thomas B., physician, office and r. 518 Noe Grant Torn. C, Keneral agent North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., and German-American Insurance Co., 213 Sansome, r. Grand Hotel Grant William, carpenter Andrew Wilke, r. 754 Mis- sion Grant William, student Michael MuUany, r. 133 South Park Av Grant William L., gasfitter, r. 2656 Folsom Grant & Smith (Alfred N. Grant and Robert Smith) hay and grain, 1143 Market Grantland John, patternmaker iEtna Iron Works, r. 23 South Park Grantz Adolph, salesman Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1506 Buchanan Graiitz Ferdinand, tanner Richard Curtis, r. Nicholas Hotel 8^ Grantz. See Granz Granucci Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Granucci Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Granucci L., groceries, 1411 M Dupont Grauucci Lazaro. bartender, r. 6 Bannam PI Granucci Salvatore, butcher V. Menesinl & Co., r. 421 Vallejo Granville Arthur J., plumber, r. 238 J^ Clara Granville James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 109 Diamond Granville Joseph, carriage painter D. 8. Shute, r. 561 Stevenson Granville Thomas, plasterer, r. 238}^ Clara Granville Thomas R., carriage painter, r. 238 J$ Clara B^" Granville. See Glanvllle Granz Charles, grainer Becker & Dillmann, r. 122 Langtou Granz Herman, furniture manufacturer, 617-619 Brannan, r. 447 Bryant Granz Louis, cabinet maker H. Granz, r. 514 Sixth 8^ Granz. See Grantz Grapel Gertrude, widow, r. 504 First Grapp Michael, butcher, Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Graser Pnilip H., bookkeeper Potrero Yeast and Dis- tilling Co., r. 1011 Washington Grases James, janitor S. P. RR., r. 931 Sacramento Grases James E., clerk freight auditor ^C. P. RR., r. Oakland Grasmar David, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Grass Charles B., r. 1501 Mason Grass Frederick, boots and shoes, 8 Fourth, r. 27} garet PI Gratto Richard, ship carpenter, r. 761)4 Howard Gratton Annie Miss, boxmaker, r. E s Chapultepec, nr Coso Av, B. H. Gratton Esward, blacksmith, r. E s Chapultepec, nr Coso Av, B. H. V^ Gratton. See Grattan Gratz Frank, hostler Central RR. stables Grau Philip J., engineer, r. 309)4 Clementina Grauezholz Henry J., clerk House Correction Grauffel Frederick (Moeller & Grauffel) r. 423 Fran- cisco Graul Franz, boots and shoes, 1.521 Market Graul Gustave, waiter, r. 409 Union Graul Robert, molder, r. 64 First Grave Bernard (B. Grave & Co.) r. 1013 Filbert Grave B. <& Co. (Bernard Grave and William Neu- wald) carriage manufacturers, 421-423 Pacific Graven James, seaman, r. Bay St. House Gravellier John, expressman, SW cor Kearny and Pa- cific, r. 642 Jessie, rear Graven O., laborer Pac. Boiling Mills Gravener David, cook, r. St. Louis Hotel Gravert Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Har- mony Hotel Graves Augustus B., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 2622 Bush Graves Augustus M., clerk William J. Graves, r. 526 Montgomery Graves Charles H., bookkeeper Masonic Savings and Loan Bank, r. 1700 Kearny Graves Edward, cook, r. Branch House Graves Eliphalet L., porter William T. Coleman k Co., r. 2920)4 Folsom Graves Frank B., roUermaker A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 2622 Bush Graves Frank C. merchant, r. Occidental Hotel Graves Hiram, longshoreman, r. 1 Johnson Graved Hiram T., secretary Masonic Savings and Loan Bank, 0 Post, r. 204 Lombard Graves James, contractor, r. corServia and Yazoo Graves John, artesian well borer, r. 613 Mission Graves Lawrence S., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 2622 Bush Graves L. H. Mrs., r. 915 Golden Gate Av Graves Nathan B., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 1814 Market Graves Ormond F., wharf and bridge builder, 14 How- ard, r. 728 Seventeenth Graves Robert N., capitalist, 406 Montgomery, r. The Baldwin Graves Thomas, employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 825 Harrison Graves Walker C. , prosecutirg attorney Police Judge's Court, office old City Hall, r. 2131 Howard Graves Walter E., clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. 30 Haw- thorne Graves William J. , attorney at law, 526 Mont- gomery, r. 234 Fourth Graves William W., clerk Baldwin Gardiner, r. 31 Liberty 8^" Graves. See Greaves Gravier Alfred, groceries and dairy produce, 62 Cen- tre Market, r. 18 Lewis PI Gravier Alphonse, porter F. Chevalier & Co., r. 18 Lewis PI Gravier Nellie Mrs., saleslady David Lasar, r. 18 Lewie PI Gray Mrs., r. 725 Pine Gray Alexander, clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 1221 Greenwich Gray Alexander J., wool dryer Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1221 Greenwich Gray Alonzo M., contractor, r. 1132 Pine Gray Ann, widow, r. 205 Fell, rear Gray Annie Mrs., furnished rooms. 110 Sixth Gray Asaph, clerk Flint, Peabody & Co., r. Oakland Gray Benjamin, carpenter, r. 929 Washington Gray Bernard J., clerk Joel F. Lightner, r. 928 Fil- bert Gray Bessie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar School, r. 309)4 Sixth Gray Catherine, r. W s California Av, bet Virginia and Esmeralda Gray Charles, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Gray Clara Miss, dre-smaker, r. 918 Bush Gray Clarence (Klncaid & Gray) r. 739 Folsom Gray Cyril V., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r. 1304 Post Gray Dora Mrs., r. SE cor Bush and Pierce Gray Dudley M.. blocker J, H. Babbitt, r. 2806 Pine I nine DDAUCDMf M C m IMPORTERS of jewelry and watches, wUUiO DriMVLnillHil 0( UU. us Montgomery St., sen Lower than any Houseln this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY GBA ORDERM FOR WASHINO I»ROMI»TI.Y ATTKNmCD TO UFFIC£. a*H XIAKJU.ET STREKl'. 497 GEE Grav Edmund S.. clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 17 Kuss Gray Edward P. (Franks & Gray) and agent Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, 318 Mont- gomery, r. 311 Pupont Gray Edwin G.. bartender, r. 1412 Pine Gray Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 918 Bush Gray Ella Mrs., r. The Inglewood Gray Ellen, widow, r. 128 Bartlett Gray Fannie Mrs., teacher Kindergarten School, Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, r. Oakland Gray Frank J. , clerk McClure & Dwinelle, r. 332 Turk Gray Frank M., painter, r. 1126 Market Gray George, master mariner, r. lOOM Jackson Gray George, miner, r. Lick House Gray George D., bookkeeper Dolbeer & Carson, r. Oakland Gray George E., chief engineer S. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 62, r. 1115 Bush Gray George H., carpenter Andrew Wilkie, r. Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Gray Gibson \V., clerk Chas. Montgomery & Brother, r. 34 Hawthorne Gray Giles H. (Gray & Haven) r. Oakland Gray Hamilton W. , house and sign painter, whiteuer, paper hanger, oils, paints, etc., 227 Third, r. 487 Brannan Gray Harris, lumberman, r. 110 Sixth Gray Harry, engineer Matthew Turner, r. 17 Russ Gray Henry, painter Hamilton W. Gray, r. 487 Brannan Gray Henry F., salesman Gordon Hardware Co., r. 757 Folsom Gray Henry S., carpenter, r. 2007 Mission Gray Henry W., compositor D. Bruce, r. 915J^ Market Gray Henry W. (H. W. Gray & Co.) r. 332 Turk Gray H. W. & Co. (Henry W. Gray) livery stable, Il- ls Webb Gray Ira, electrician, r. 253 Minna Gray James, master mariner, r. 547 Folsom Gray James B., furniture and upholstery, 791 Mission, r. 532 Geary Gray James B., clerk, r. 928 Filbert Gray James E., cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 320 Fifth Gray Jane Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 611 Mason Gray J. J., waiter, r. 346 Fourth Gray John, carpenter, r. 440 Third Gray John, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills Gray John, laborer, r. 1727 Market Gray John, machinist, r. 328 Third Gray •John H., general agent Washington Life In- surance Co., 311 California, r. 1411 Larkln Gray John S., r. 1636 Golden Gate Av Gray John T., plumber and gasfitter, 230 Sutter, r. 1 Webster Gray Joshua, r. 819 Shotwell Gray Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 781 Mission I Gray Louis E., master mariner, r. 243 Ninth ! Gray Lucy A. Mrs., r. 209 Thirteenth i Gray Mary C. Miss, r. 128 Bartlett Gray Matilda Mrs., canner, r. 1622 Stockton Gray Matilda Mrs., human hair, 309 Ji Sixth Gray Matthias, importer and wholesale and retail dealer musical instruments and publisher sheet music, 206 Post, r. SW cor Lombard and Kearny Gray Michael, r. 9 Alabama Gray Michael E., teamster Reno & Emmons, r. 18^ Ridley Gray N. of ^11 ARTZ miecial policeman, r. 518 Chestnut Green George G., laborer T. P. H. Whitelaw, r. W 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Green H. Mrs., r. 730 Gearv Green Harrison H., porter Samuel S. Sample, r. 217 Third Green Henry, bootblack, 12 Sixth Green Henry, farmer, r. Ocean House Road, nr Lsk* Merced Green Henry D., tcroll sawyer Chittenden k Co., r. 526 Geary Green Herbert M.. porter Holbrook, Merrill b Stet- son, r. 12 Oak Green Horace, driver N. B. and M. RR.,r. 2719 Folsom Green Ida Miss, ladies' underwear. 1626 Polk Green Isidor, barber S. W. Selig, r. 961 Folsom Green Jacob, gentleman's nurse, r. 211 H Turk Green James, gardener, r. 1630 Dolores Green James, policeman, r. 719 Market Green James A., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r, 706 J4 Harrison Green James E., paper hanger, r. 327 Montgomery At Green James J., r. 463 Minna Green James J., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 21, r. 15 Perry Green Jerome B., clerk Francis A. Potter, r. 2510 Mission Green John, r. 405 Kearny Green John, assistaut engineer P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 28 Moss Green John, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 2324 Harrison Green John, engineer McCormick Bros., r. 346 Beala Green John, horseman , r. 213 Ellis Green John, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf Green John, laborer, r. 647 Mission Green John, longshoreman, r. 603 Jackson Green John, longshoreman, r. 617 Davis Green John, seaman, r. 621 Second Green John A., clerk William T. Wenzell, r. 919 Jones Green John L., clerk B. S. Brooks, r. 143 Third Green John M. (Green & Hauser) r. 797 Mission Green John T., purchasing agent Grangers' Business Assn, r. 683 Clementina Green Joseph, clerk, r. 152 Ninth Green Joseph, compositor Bulletin, r. 319 Taylor Green Joseph, engineer, r. 1405 Powell Green Joseph E., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Green Joseph H., steward, r. 1006 Clay Green Julius C, r. 322 Fulton Green Katie Mrs., r. 417 Green Green Leopold W. H., farmer. Ocean House Flat Green Lewis, upholsterer, r. 1210 Laurel Av, bet Bu- chanan and Webster Green Louis, r. 1315 Stockton Green Louis (Green & Seller) r. 513 Stevenson Green Lucius P., purser SS. Mexico, r. 2220 Webster Green Lyman, clerk Nathaniel Holland, r. 919 Jones Green M. A. Mrs., pruptr Manning House, 915^ Market Green Marcellus. painter, r. 116 Trenton Green Marks (M. Phillips & Co.) r. Honolulu Green Martin E., longshoreman, r. 315 Beale Green Marvin W., carpenter, r. 6 Olive Court Green Mary Mrs., boarding, 321 Drunun Green M. D., teamster Capitol Mills Green Michael, hostler E. H. Doyle, r. 653 Howard Green Michael, night watchman McCormick Bros., r. 730 Harrison Green Michael, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Green Mountain Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal. ) A. Halscy secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 Green Mountain Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) W. H. H. Hart secretary, 230 Montgomery, rooms 23-24 Green Morris S., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1210 Lar- kiu Green N. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 234 Minna Green Patrick, plumber W. E. Lane, r. 273 Jessie Green Robert H., carpenter and furniture, 19 Seventh, r. N 8 Twenty-sixth, bet San Jose Av and Guer- rero Green Rufus I., auctioneer, r. 141 !i Minna Green Samuel, cooper, r. S s Paraguay, bet Susque* hanna and St. John Green Sarah E. Miss, nurse Turkish and Russian Baths, 722 Montgomery Green Simon, barber J. B. Amette, r. 961 Folsom Green Solomon, glazier, r. 550 Stevenson Green Street Congregational Church, Ss Green, nr Stockton Green Thomas (Green & McCullough) r. 1113 Folsom Green Thomas, brewer, r. 1405 Powell Green Thomas, baker P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 5 Alger PI SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*shing wNE^at^sHORT notice ALFRED GREENEBALl k CO. Sole Agents, 123 CALJFOSNIA ST. 0 (D •H eg c5 "A PINTS AND QUARTS IN LOTS TO SUIT. Alfred Greenebaum & Co. 123 CALIFORNIA ST. Shipping and Commission M] CBAlf SOLE AGENTS FOR S. Hernsheim & Bro., New Orleans, La., Cigars. HENHY DENNy 4 SONS "THISTLE" d "SOU" W Mi BUCON and UHD. Revere Packing Co. "Revere" brand Sugar Corn. C. 0. PERRINE & CO., KANUCK, BIXBY AND VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP. E. H. Chase & Co., Louisville, Ky., Old Veteran Wliislcey. isii^iiFFi Mmms* wi^^^M, mm MAGINNIS MANUFACTURING CO. Yealiau's Calisaylne Cocktail Bitters. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importem of and Dealers lit all kind* of FOBEKaST and OOHIKSTIC COAl^, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. GRE 499 GRE k CD O at § I o o o OB <• o o o o o o 2 8 Green Thomas, phyalcisn, 10 Third, r. Oakland Oreen Thomas, shoemaker, r. 202 Sixth Green Thomas E.. r. 1405 Powell Green Thomas W., bookkeeper Philip Hinkle & Co., r. 1315 Steiner 6reen Tree House, Louis Lang proprietor, 20 Page Green W., with Cal. Cracker Co., r. 40 Prescott Green William, r. 797 Mission Green William (Schlesinger & Green) r. 726 Golden Gate Av Green William, butcher M. Ososke, r. 366 Jessie Green William, porter H. B. Slaven, r. 39 Minna Green William, rigger, r. 24 Howard Green William, trunkmaker, r. 108 Shotwell Green William B., glovecutter Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. 1413 Valencia Grten William Jr., furniture dealer, r. 724 Golden Gate Av Green William H., farmer Ooean House Road, nr Lake Merced Green William H., teamster J. F. & J. B. Murray, r. 239 H Ritch Green & Hauser (J. M. Green and Victor Hauser) Pac. Amalgamating Works, 520 Fifth Green & McCullough (Thomas Green and Peter Mo- Cullough) wood and coal, 1113 Folsom Green & Seller (Louis Green and David Seller) cloth- ing and gents furnishing goods. 689 Market aS^ Green. See Greene and Gruen GreeuanF. Mrs., assistant Eighth St. Primary School, r. 5 Cleavelaud Greenan Francis K., plasterer, r. 148 Sixth Greenan Frank T., laborer, r. 29 Prescott Greenan John, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 29 Prescott Greenbaum L & Co. (Louis Greenbaum) stockbrokers, 306 Montgomery Greenbaum Louis (L. Greenbaum k Co.) r. 320 Eddy Greenbaum William B., r. 612 Linden Av 87* Greenbaum. See Greenebaum, virinbaum and Gninbaum Greenberg Abraham A., traveling salesman, r. 1119 Van Ness Av Greenberg Charles, butcher, r. 104 Mission Greenberg Charles, collector, r. 506 Leavenworth Greenberg D., laborer r. cor St. Thomas and Railroad Av Greenberg Henry, r. 507 Bush Greenberg Joseph, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 661 Harrison Greenberg Leon, superintendent Eagle Brass Works, 203 Fremont, r. 324 Fell Greenberg Leopold, r. 417 Pacific, rear Greenberg Leopold, crockery dealer, r. 217H Austin Greenberg Max C, salesman Pauson & Roman, r. 506 Leavenworth Greenberg Max H., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 1119 Van Ness Av Greenberg Morris, proprietor Eagle Brass Works, 205 Fremont, r. 661 Harrison Greenberg Pauline Mrs., r. 417 Pacific, rear Greenberg Samuel C, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 506 Leavenworth Greenberg Wolf B., clerk division superintendent's office Wells Fargo & Co's Express, r. 730 Geary •y Greenberg. SeeGruenberg Greenblatt Moses (Fr. Hess k Co.) r. 811 Golden Gate Av Greene Albert T., clerk, r. 2131 Mission ■Greene Annie E., widow, r. 1524 Mission Greene Charles, machinery and cylinder oils, 144 Na- toma, and (Lambert & Greene) r. 1818 Turk Greene Charles J., student Pac. Business College, r. •23 Stockton •Greene Clay M.,' dramatist, r. 1524 Mission Greene Harry A. (Greene & Co.) r. 36 Eleventh Greene Henry E., real estate agent, 606 Montgomery, room 12 Greene James B., janitor St. Ann's Building Greene James J., groceries and liquors, NW cor La- guna and Fell Greene John, laborer Oriental U. S. Bonded Ware- house, r. 1411 Montgomery Greene John Jr., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1411 Montgomery Greene John E., liquor saloon, 222 Fourth, r. 1112)4 Harrison Greene John J., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. 1219 Bush Greene Joseph W., carpenter, r. 507 Stevenson Greene Kate, widow, r. E s Vermont, bet H-umboldt and Nevada Greene Kate Mrs., compositor Bulletin, r. 215 Fourth Greene Martin S., dishwasher S.P.Collins & Co., r. 317 Jessie Greene Ransom, r. 107 Oak Greene Samuel T., carpenter, r. Park Hotel Greene Watson H., dravman, r. 218 Fillmore Greene William H., liquor saloon, 18 Fifth, r. 319 Taylor Greene Ji Co. (Harry A. Greene) stockbrokers, 314 Montgomery t3^ Greene. See Green Greenebaum A. & Co. (Alfred Greenebaum) commis- sion and shipping merchants, 121 California Greenebaum Alfred (A. Greenebaum & Co.) r. 25 Dupont Greenebauna B. &. O. (Berthold and Oscar) pro- prietors Steam Men's Furnishing Goods Factory, 1047.1049 Market Greenebaum Berthold (B. & O. Greenebaum) r. 741 Golden Gate Av Greenebaum Emile, salesman D. N. & E. Walter k Co.. r. 1816 Washington Greenebaum Herman Mrs., widow, r. 1816 Washing- ton Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum Sc Co.) r. 1910 Wash- ington Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Straus) r. 2391 Sacramento Greenebaum Joseph, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1816 Washington Greenebaum Morris (Weil Brothers & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman) r. Lick House Greenebaum Oscar (B. & O. Greenebaum) r. 832 Mc- Allister Greenebaum, Sachs dt Freeman (Moses Greenebaum, Isaac Sachs and E. S. Freeman) im- porters and manufacturers gents furnishing goods, 17-19 Sansome Greenebaum Sigmund, auctioneer Greenebaum & Co. , r. Palace Hotel Greenebaum William, salesman Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r. Lick House Greenebaum William B., salesman Peter B. Simons & Co., r. Oakland Greenebaum «& Co. (Jacob Greenebaum, Henry Cohn and John B. Luther) auctioneers, 116-117 Bush Greenebaum ,% Straus (Jacob Greenebaum and Eman- uel Straus) stockbrokers, 232 Montgomery ■^ Greenebaum. See Greenbaum, Grinbaum and Grunbaura Greenewald Louisa Mrs. (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philip- peus& Co.) r. 1717 Van Ness Av tl^ Greenewald. See Greenwald Greenfield Clarence T., student Pao. Business College, r. 846 Mission Greenfield Leopold L.. salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,r. 13U5 Octavia Greenhalgh John H., plumber, r. 722 Montgomery Greenham Frederick A., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. 215 Clara Greenham Robert S., clerk general auditor's office C . P. RR.,r. 215 Clara Greenhood Bertha Miss, teacher music, r. 1900 Stock- ton Greenhood Ella M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 20 Hampton PI Greenhood Hugo (C. C. Shattuck & Co.) r. 1900 Stock- ton Greenhood Jacob (Greenhood, Riese & Co.) r. Oak- land Greenhood L. Mrs., widow, r. 1230 Geary Greenhood Louis H., bookkeeper Brown Bros, ft Co., r. 1230 Geary Greenhood Moritz, insurance agent, r. 20 Hampton PI Greenbood, Riese Si Co. (Jacob Greenhood. Leo and David Riese) cigar manufacturers, 31 Market Greenhood William, r. 1900 Stockton Greening Joseph, laborer, r. 807 Kearny Greening Johnston, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1010 Montgomery Greenland Kate M. Mrs., r. 301 Turk Greenlaw John, machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 343 Bry- ant Greenleaf Delia, widow, r. E s Mission, bet Twenty- eighth and Twenty-ninth EDW^ABDS)' PATEUTT . . ,, . . o *w u . TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO. Lightning Jump-Seat VeniCleS. Agents, wholesale and Retail. .too, Sll nABKET ST. San Francisco. OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN iri<>)9IORR, 133 Spear Street. GRE 500 GRE Oreenleaf Henr7 H., brakeman 8. P. RR., r. 126 Fifth Oreenleaf Joseph L., stencil cutter Mrs. F. M. True- worthy, r. 560 Sauchez Oreenleaf M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1747 Mieeion Oreenleaf William, ezpresHinan, r. E s Hiseion, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty.ninth Oreenleaf William C, stevedore, r. 660 Sauchez Oreenlees Hugh, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 636 Natoma Oreenless John, carpenter, r. 6 Hyde Greenley James, Journeymen Shipwrights Assn. Greenlln Clarence, porter Rediugton & Co., r. 1612 Eddy Greenman Herman, mining, 431 California, room 12, r. Oakland Oreenman William J., fireman Cal. Wire Works, r. 9 Boston PI Oreenough Harry T., clerk stationery dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 733 Bush Greensfelder Naph. B. (Greensfelder & Co.) r. 2220 California Greensfelder & Co. (Naph. B. Greensfelder and Alexander B. Levi) importers druggists' sundries and hne fancy goods, 21 Sutter Greeutree Charles T., driver C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 1715 Jessie Greentree J. B., driver City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 178 Jessie Greentree Louis L., traveling salesman, r. 1019 Sut- ter Greenwald C. Mrs., r. 620 Lombard Greenwald Jacob, r. 1513 Oough Greenwald Morris, commission merchant, 420 Mont- gomery, room 12, r. 2422 Fillmore Greenwald S. A. Mrs., nurse Alms House 9Sr Greenwald. See Greenewald Greenway Alfred, cook, r. 16 Nevada Greenway Edward M., clearing house clerk Anglo- Californian Bank, r. 226 Post Greenway Thomas, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear Greenwell Henry, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Oakland Greenwell John, mailing clerk Post OflBce, r. 2009 Mission Greenwich Dock Bonded and Free Ware- houses, Bode & Searle proprietors, NW cor Bat- tery and Greenwich Greenwich Street Primary School, Mrs. A. S. Trask principal, 8 s Greenwich, bet Jones and Leaven- worth Greenwood Frank, operator American Dist. Tel. Co., 833 Sutter, r. 713 Hayes Greenwood George, liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth and Minna Greenwood George, whipmaker, r. 1403 Church Greenwood Henry, butcher, r. 1403 Church Greenwood John, carpenter, r. 202 San Jose Av Green^vood Monroe, president California Elec- trical Works, and vice-president Pacific Bell Telephone Co., office 222 Sansome r. 713 Hayes Grsenwood Rosamund, widow, r. 1109 Clay Greenwood Thomas, bookkeeper William Stuart, r. 202 San Job6 Av Greenwood Walter, carpenter, r. 202 San Jos^ Av Greenwood William M., proptr India Rice Mill, 107- 111 Fremont, office 412 Battery, r. Union Club Greenzweig George (Nast, Greenzweig k Co.) r. 910 O'Farrell Greer Isaac, capitalist, r. 793 Mission Greer John, laborer, r. 266 Jessie, rear Greer Jane E. Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School, r. 609 Seventeenth Greer John, laborer, r. 266 Jessie, rear Greer John Jr., butcher, r. 2538 Folsom Greer John A., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. .548 Minna Greer John S., speculator, r. 116 Eddy Greer Joseph, blacksmith Charles McArron, r. 1 Wil- low Greer Joseph, teamster, r. 624 Fourth Greer M. M., r. 1026 Hyde Greer Mary L. Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School, r. 609 Seventeenth Greer Robert, carpenter, r. 1.'512 Sacramento Greer Robert, typedresser, r. 609 Seventeenth Greer Robert W., clerk Smith k Snow, r. 609 Seven- teenth Greer Samuel, plasterer, r. 306 Hyde Greer William McF., salesman Stoddart Bros., r. 219 Hayes •y Greer. See Grier Greff M. M., r. 272 Tehama Greffe Charles F. M., chairmaker, 608-610 Fifth, r. 223 Clara Grelfoz Julian J., salesman Richard W. Jackson, r. San Rafael Qreg Frank, dealer in sawdust and sand, 410 Main, r. 322 Fremont Greget Leopold, nursery, cor Franklin and Green- wich Gregg A. C. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Grammar School, r. 2110 Polk Gregg Edward, laborer P. M. S8. Co's Wharf Gregg Edward, seaman, r. 436 Minna Gregg George W., r. Grand Hotel Gregg James C, bookkeeper William Winelow, r. 202 Sixteenth, bet Mission and Howard Gregg Jane L. Mrs., r. 2110 Polk Gregg Joseph, carpenter, r. 2110 Polk | Gregg Mary, widow, r. 915 Powell Gregg V. A., attorney at law, r. 1412 Jackson Gregg Wellington, clerk, r. "The Inglewood Gregg William, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn Gregg William H. (R. B. Woodward & Co.) r. Wil- mington, Del. Greggains Alexander, packer Pac. Ink Factory, r. 26 Clinton Greggains Bridget, widow, groceries, 26 Clinton Greggains John, laborer Dry Dock, r. 25 Clinton Greggains Thomas W., laborer Dry Dock, r. 17 Clin- ton Grego George, r. 507 Grove Gregoire Louis (Gregoire, Tauzy & Co.) r. 816 Capp Greeoire, Tanzy «!fc Co. (Louis Gregoire and Joseph Tauzy) booksellers and stationers, and im> porters foreign books, 6 Post, Masonic Temple Gregor Isabella Miss, dressmaker, r. 419 Jones Gregorie Nic. r. 229 Sixth Gregorius William, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf Gregory Albert, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 120 Ivy Av Gregory Albert Jr., shoemaker, r. 120 Ivy Av Gregory Anwyl O., photographer Peters & Sewell, r. 546 Minna Gregory Henry P. (H. P. Gregory & Co.) r. Oakland Gregory H. P. & Co. (Henry P. and Silas W. Gregory) importers machinery and machinery supplies, 2-4 California Gregory James N., designer, r. 1410)4 Geary Gregory James W., salesman H. S. Crocker k Co., r. Grand Hotel Gregory John S., salesman Huntington, Hopkins k Co., r. 99 Stevenson Gregory J. 8. Mrs., furnished rooms, 99 Stevenson Gregory Joseph, florist, r. 1314)4 Natoma Gregory Joseph M., painter, r. 1313 Stockton- Gregory Louisa, widow, r. 616 Jessie Gregory Nicholas J., r. 1314 Natoma Gregory Pearl P., lumberman, r. 756 Folsom Gregory Richard Mrs., widow, r. 615 Fulton Gregory Samuel, laborer 0. P. RB., r. 22 Bluxome Gregory Samuel O., clerk Station B Post Office, r. 71S Devisadero Gregory Silas W. (H. P. Gregory* Co.) r. Oakland Gregory Thomas, shoemaker, r. 303 Hayes Gregory Warren, student, r. 1314 Jones Gregory W. G., r. 621 Pine Gregory William, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. 161^ Eddy Gregory William, cook P. C. 88. State of California Gregory William, seaman, r. Ibii Preston PI Gregory William F., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 6 Al- bion Av Gregory William G., with W. I. Williams, r. Bruns- wick House Greholber Joseph, boatbuilder T. Collins, r. 786 Fol- som Greif George M., book finisher, r. 1314 Kearny Greif John, barber and baths, 636 Washington, r. 1814 Kearny Greif John Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1314 Kearny Greig J., r. Park Hotel Greig James, chief engineer O. and O. SS. Arabic Greig William, carpenter Younir, Thomson k Co., r. 34 Ellis Greig William, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. W 6 Mississippi, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa Greilich Charles, upholsterer William Behlow Greiner Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor Shasta and Michigan Greiner Frederick, groceries and liquors, 36 Sixth LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, offer Goods Lower than any House in this city. 119 Montgomery St.. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD WORK. HfW PRICEM. WFFICK. 64H NABKET STBKET. GRE 501 GRI Greiner Sigmund, hotbedman Pac. Boiling Mills, r. SW cor Shasta and Michigan Greis Mary A. Mrs., milliner, 4 Sixth, r. i Bond Grelis John W., r. 725 H Hayes Grellman Charles, porter John A. Bauer, r. 101 Post Grellman Ciineo, pantryman Vienna Model Bakery, r. Hackmeier's Hotel Grellmann Charles M., bookkeeper Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. Oakland Gremke Diedrlch H., clerk H. F. Gremke, r. Oakland Gremke Henry F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Georgia and Sierra, r. Oakland Gremminger Francis C painter, r. 65t) Natoma Grendell Osrar, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Grenham Dennis, laborer, r. 1332 H Broadway Greninger D. & Son (Daniel and Daniel E.) plumbers and tinners, 542 Fourth Greninger Daniel (D. Greninger & Son) r. 107 Bu- chanan Greninger Daniel E. (D. Greninger k Son) r. 107 Bu- chanan Greninger George, plumber, r. 107 Buchanan Grenloch Gus. F., propertyman Haverly's California Theater, r. 68 Everett Grennan Emma, widow, r. 1018 Webster Grenzin John A., engineer Cal. Boiler Works, r. 49)j Tehama Grefcel Christoph, farmer, r. 1011 Mission Gresley Thomas T., agent Shoalwater Bay Oyster Co., 83 California Market, r. Alameda Gress George, blacksmith, S s Brannan, bet Third and Fourth, r. 849 Harrison Gress Henry, sawyer Snyder & Beichling, r. .528 Sixth • Griffith William, tanner, r. 11 Geneva Griffith William M., r. H45 Leavenworth Griffith William O., showman, r. 644 Sacramento Griffith Wi)liam W.. r. 211 Third Griflith Si Flanagan (Anthony J. Griffith and John Flanagan) liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and Clay Griffiths A. B., r. 208 Jones Griffiths Allen F., dentist, office 8 Sixth, r. Oakland Griffiths Benjamin, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Griffiths Charles, seaman, r. Nortn Pacific Hotel Griffiths David T., bartender John S. Williams, r. 34 Second Griffiths D. C, r. 715 Howard and 733 bet bet Griffiths Edward A., r. Montgomery's Hotel Griffiths George W., clerk, r. 28 McAllister Griffiths Griffith B., policeman, r. 826 Sutter Griffiths Howard H., clerk McAllister & Bergin, 38 Nevada Block Griffiths James, boilermaker, r. 123 Silver Griffiths James H., boilermaker, r. 123 Silver Griffiths James J., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft ft Oo^ r. Oakland Griffiths Jeremiah W., glovecutter Lippitt, Leak h Co.. r. 206 San Job^ Av Griffiths John, seaman O. Imp. SS. Mississippi Griffiths Joseph (Warncke & Griffiths) r. SE cor Vene- zuela and Tazoo Griffiths Joseph, night inspector Custom House, r. 5 Bitch Griffiths M. L. Mrs., r. 422 Post, rear Griffiths Nathaniel, boiler maker, r. 123 Silver, rear Griffiths Samuel, oiler P. C. SS. George W. Elder Griffiths Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 63 Natoiua Griffiths Thomas H., master mariner, r. 34 Liberty Griggs Gold and Silver Mining Co., C. A. Morse sec- retary, 217 Sausome, room 8 Grisby William H., upholsterer, r. 225 Fourth Grijo Joao A., Portuguese Pro, and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush Grillwitzer Charles, waiter Tivoli Opera House, r. 16 Monroe Grim Abraham K., mining, 28 Stevenson Building, r. 1008 Jones Grim Alfred R., clerk Liverpool and London Globe Insurance Co.. r. 1008 Jones Grim Alonzo M., bookkeeper More & Smith, r. Bush Grim Gretchen, widow, r. 40 Langton Grim NicholMS. seaman P. C. SS. City of Sydney B^" Grim. See Grimm Grimald Rosinia, laundress, r. 423 ^ Broadway Grimani Antonio, musician, r. 426 Greenwich Grimaud Adrien, laundryman. r. W s Bartlett, Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Grimaud Jules, laundryman, r. W s Bartlett, Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Grimes Alfred, horse shoeing, 612 Howard, r. NE cor Morris Av and Bryant Grimes Edward, tailor William Drury, r. 126 Seventh Grimes Elizabeth Mrs., r. 125 Seventh Grimes Frank, copyist County Clerk, r. 1100 Pierce Grimes Frederick, engineer S. P. RR., r. 177 Six- teenth Grimes George, seaman, r. 205 Second Grimes George C, boot and shoe maker, 803 Folsom, r. 5 Miller PI Grimes George L., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 2534 Washington Grimes George T., assistant grand secretary Lodge F. and A. M., Masonic Temple, Washington Grimes James F., Grimes John F., 232 M Sixth Grimes Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Calhoun Grimes Lyman, salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 2534 Washington Grimes Michael, laborer, r. 14 Masonic Av Grimes Michael F., r. 436 Clementina Grimes Nicholas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Grimes Robert, laborer Rubs House Grimes Thomas, fireman P. M. SS. San Jose Grimes William H., engineer, r. 16 Tehama Grimley Francis, teamster Nicholas Bruns, r. 916 Broadway Grimley Patrick , laborer, r. 640 Natoma Grimm Adam, chenillemaker M. Ettinger, r. 710 Jones Grimm Adam, barber Lick House, r. 36 McAllister Grimm Adam H., barber Adam Grimm, r. 121 Mont- gomcrj' Grimm Adele Miss, assistant Union Primary School, r. 18 Lewis Grimm Adolph, roofer and plumber, 230 Montgom- ery Av, r. 1917 Stockton Grimm Alexander, liquor saloon, 677)4 Mission Grimm Andrew, waiter, r. 1316 Broadway Grimm August, hottler. r. 113 Washington Grimm Charles, r. 1433 Pacific Grimm Charles W., clerk, r. 306 Clementina Grimm Emil, baker, r. 4 Chatham PI Grimm Frank A., clerk Bousfield & Abbott, r. 710 Jones Grand r. 2534 varniBher, r. 23 Morris Av wood polisher J. Kemp & Co., r. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importer* or and Dealer* in COAI^ and Pie IRON, 41 Market Ktreet, corner Spear. GRI 503 GRO Orimm Frederick, r. 306 Clementina Grimm Frederick W., saloon keeper, r. 306 Clemen- tina Grimm Henry, cellarman S. Lacbman & Co., r. 4 Vir- ginia PI Orinim Henry, proprietor Arion Halle, NE cor Sut- ter and Kearny, r. 1433 Pacific Grimm Howard T., clerk T. J. Baes & Co., r. 215 Thir- teenth Grimm Josephine, widow, domestic 2316 California Grimm Kate M. Mis8, r. 215 Thirteenth Orimm Matthias, real estate, r. 710 Jones Orimm Matthias Jr., bartender William Scbreiher, r. 710 Jones teT' Grimm. See Grim Orimmelman Frederick, bartender Adolph Beth, r.315 Geary Grimmens Henry, laborer Clipper Restaurant. 313 Pacific Grimmer Charles A., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Grimmer Robert, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 762 Howard Grimmer William H., brushmaker, r. 217 Minna Grimshaw Henry, druggist Merry & Co., r. 1519 Hyde GrLmstad Anders A., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 1053 Harrison Grlmwood Adolphus D., deputy clerk U.S. District Court, and U. S. Commissioner, office U. S. Ap- praisers' Building, third floor, room 63, r. Fruit Vale Grinbaum Morris 8. (M. 8. Grinbaum & Co.) r. 1313 Gough Grrinbaum M. S. & Co. (Morris S. Grinbaum and Morris Louisson) commission merchants, 124 California Orindell Frank, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 1512 Pacific Av GrJndley John H., salesman Capitol Mills, r. Oak- land Grlnnell Henry F.. business manager Collins & Lyons, r. 208 Fifth Grinnell Philip, engineer, r. Bonanza House Grinsfelder W. S., traveling salesman J. J. Mack & Co., r. Lick House Gripp Henry, cigar mnfr, 1106 Pierce Gripp John, bookkeeper Tillmann k Bendel, r. 106 j Ninth I Grisar Irma, widow, r. 1517 Powell I Griser Joaquina Miss, shirtmaker, r. 105 Pacific ! Grissim Samuel, salesman L. G. English & Co., r. 101 I Dupont I Grissim Thomas, clerk Thomas Cusack, r. 715 Bran- I nan I Grlssmer August, barber Charles Huber, r. 2007 Polk I Grist Ziba 8.. expressman, 28 Geary, r. 1060 Chesley I Griswold Benjamin, r. 55 Natoma I Griswold Charles (Swaney & Griswold) r. Oakland I Griswold Charles W., r. 215 Bush I Griswold Daniel S.,electroty per Joseph Winterburn b Co., r. Oakland Griswold Frederick M., clerk John T. Humphreys, r. 515 Kearny Griswold George G., molder, r. 400 Geary Griswold J. A. & Co. (John A. and Mrs. V. A. Gris- wold) mnfrs Griswold's patent lamp fillers, 225 Post Griswold James E., compositor, r. 166 Tehama Griswold Joel, clerk Le Count Bros., r. Alameda Griswold John A. (J. A. Griswold & Co.) r. 400 Geary Griswold John C, r. PotreroAv, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Griswold John H., bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r. Oakland Griswold Josiah (Griswold & Berry) r. 134 Fourth Griswold N. W , r. 215 Bush Griswold Martha A., widow, manager .8. F. Home of Friendless Children, 2318 Webster Griswold N. R.. physician, office and r. 623 Larkin Griswold V. A. Mrs. (J. A. Griswold & Co.) r. 400 Geary Griswold Walcott N., physician, office and r. 116 Eddy Griswold White F., dentist, office 30-32 Phelan Building, r. 523 Twenty-second Griswold William H., physician, office and r. 30-32 Phelan Building Griswold & Berry (Josiah Griswold and John Berry) carriage painters, 837 Folsom Grivich Nicholas, Servian Montenegran Ben. 8oc., 10 California l_ Groat Elias, machinist, r. 1524 Vallejo asr Groat. See Grote Grob H. G., 8. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Grobb Charles, metal worker Conlin k Roberts Grocer and Country Sferchant (commercial weekly) Arthur R. Briggs publisher and proprie- tor, 123 California, room 33 Grocers' Protective Union, E. Blankman secretary, 605 Clay GrodhauB Christiana Mrs., fancy goods and stamping, 519 Hayes, r. 103 Oak Grodjinski Pauline Mrs., baths and furnished rooms, 475 Tehama Groeling Theodore, watchmaker J. W. Tucker k Co., r. 526 Post Groinninger Frederick, confectioner, r. 432 Natoma Groenow Oscar, traveling salesman Mayrisch Bros, k Co., r. 1606 Post Groensberg Ole Rev., pastor Our Savior's Scandinav- ian Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 18 Sherman Groenvelt Gustavus, seaman P. C. SS. Constantino, r. 24 Ash Av Groeper Emit, manager Washington Stables, r. 1603 )i Dupont Groeper Harro C. , proprietor Waehington Stables, 9 Washington, office 305 East, r. 2106 Howard Groener Henry C, seaman ship Wandering Jew, r. 2106 Howard Groeschel Benjamin (Groeschel, Reinhold k Co.) r. 735 Geary Groeschel, Reinhold & Co. (Benjamin Groeschel, Jacob Reinhold and Joseph Rosenberg) wholesale butchers, 41-42 Washington Market Groesel H., wagonmaker J. Von Emden, r. 134 Fourth Groezinger Charles (C. Wucherer k Co.) r. SE cor Gough and Lombard Groezinger Hugo, laborer, r. S s Haight, nr Golden Gate Park Groezinger Robert, liquor saloon, 1042 Folsom Grofl"man, Charles P., tinsmith, Ns Twenty- fourth, bet Alabama and Florida, r. Jamaica, bet St. John and Tomblgbee Grogan A. E. with Home Mutual Insurance Co., 216 Sansome Grogfan Alexander B., capitalist, 706 Sansome, r. 1001 Powell Grogan Ella M., widow, dressmaker, r. 1625 Churoh Grogan Julia A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 865 J^ Market Grogan Michael T., mining, r. 126 Turk Groggin Amelia, domestic 2444 Howard Groh George, porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., r. Ahlbom House Groizard Francis, painter, r. 622 Post Groll P. G., confectioner R. R. Swain, r. 948 Howard Gromotka Julius, tailor, 620 Washington Gromsen Henry E., liquor saloon, 535 Clay, r. 318 Minna Gromberg D. A., first officer stmr Alexander 11., r. 503 Folsom Grondona Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Grondona Giacomo, machinist, r. 222 Broadway Grondona Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Grondona Giuseppe, roaster E. Guittard k Co., r. 1622 Stockton Grondona James, salesman A. Paladini, r. 1318 Kearny Grondona Rosie Miss, r. 708 Front Grondona S. L. & Co. (Stephen L. Grondona and Gio- varni Segale) wood, coal, hay and grain, 2012 Mason Grondona Stephen L. (8. L. Grondona & Co.) r. 2(tl2 Mason Gronemeyer Henry, tinsmith, r. Prescott House GroDland Antone, seaman, r. 313 Beale Gronosky Henry, tailor, 284 Stevenson, r. 18 Langton Gronow James O., waiter, r. 43 Ecker Groom James J., r. 610 Ellis Groom Joseph P. (McCloskey k Groom) r. 1808 Jessie Groom Roger, clerk Glissman, Sanborn & Co., r. 1808 Jessie Groom Tjllie Miss, r. 320 O'Farrell Groom William, farmer, SW cor Old San Jose Road acid Onondaga Av Groome L. A., painter John P. Eraser, r. 610 Mason Gropp Gottlieb (Gropp & Reichardt) r. 1129 Dupont Gropp & Reichardt (Gottlieb Gropp and Louis Reich- ardt) bakers, 1129 Dupont Gros Alfred, apothecary, NW cor Kearny and Wash- in gton, branch 111 Dupont, cor Morton, r. 1113 Hyde TRUMAN, ISHAIVI& CO., 511 Market St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: GRO 504 GRU c c ce '^ e c s c 0) S3 OB o oc H 0) Gro8 George, r. 605 Broadway GroB Helen F. Mrs., r. 208 Turk •y Gro8. See Gross Grosberg Cbsrles, suspender maker D. H. Matbes, r. 35 Second Grosgebauer Jobn, liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and Jackiion, r. 13.J0 Wasbington Orosb Alvin B.. salesman Wigbtman Bros., r. 327 Larkin Grosh Eliza T., widow, r. 220 Seventh Grosb Samuel B., clerk Cal. Sugar Ref nery, r. 220 Seventh Grosh Walter B., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 220 Seventh Grosbong C, student Heald's Business College, r. 232 Minna Grosnick Charles, second officer O. Imp. SS. Uma- tilla Gross Alexander P., millwright, office 315 Mission, r. SW cor Noe and Nineteenth Gross Carl A., tailor Schafer & Co., r. 512 Bush Gross Caroline, widow, r. 522 Turk, rear Gross Charles, clerk LeCount Bros., r. 806 Fulton Gross D. Mrs., widow, r. 737 McAllister Gross David, merchant iNewTacoma, Wash. Ter.J r. 1807 }4 Pine * Gross Frank W., journalist, r. 2317 Webster Gross George, physician, office and r. 319 Kearny Gross George, stockbroker, r. 637 California Gross Jobn, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupont Gross John, steward, r. 21 Louisa Gross Jobn B., waiter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon Gross John F., clerk C. Curtm, r. 1624 West Mission Gross J. W., machinist, r. 547 Mission Gross Leopold, commission merchant, 123 California. r. 1019 Sutter Gross Louis, cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgomery ,aud bookkeeper Arpad Harasztby & Co., r. 806 Fulton Gross Mary L., widow, r. 36 Valparaiso Gross Peter, seaman, r. 443 Green Gross Philip, tailor, 332 Montgomery Av, r. 1604 Powell Gross S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 307 Fourth Gross William J., barber, 665 Mission 8^ Gross. See Gros GroRse Bernardo, hostler Central RR. stables, r. 1208 Laurel Av Grosser William F., astronomer, r. Ahlborn House Grossetta Giovanni, r. 620 V§ Lombard Grossetta Marian Miss, cloakmaker. r. 620 5^ Lombard Grossetta Martin, restaurantkeeper, r. 1610J^ Hyde Grossetta Peter, boxmaker, r. 6203^ Lombard Grossi Tomaso, Italian Ben. Soc, 428 (Vasbington Grosslicbt Charles, drayman. 112 Sansome. r. 436 Natoma GrosBlicbt Morris, drayman Charles Grosslicht, r. 436 Natoma Grossman Aaron, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 715 O'Farrell Grossman Carl, r. 439 Fulton Grossman Daniel, seaman O. Imp. SS. Umatilla Grossman George, porter J. Baum & Co., r. N 8 Jersey, bet Vicksburg ana Church Grossman GeorKe J., salesman, r. 227 O'Farrell Grossman Jacob, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co. r. 715 O'Farrell Grossman Jiilius. teacher languages, r. 311 Dupont Grossman Marks, glazier, 517 California, r. 715 O'Far- rell Grossman Morris M., clerk E. S. Salomon, r. 715 O'Farrell Grossman Moses, dentist, office and r. 715 O'Farrell Grossmayer Abraham, stock clerk Schweitzer, Sachs k Co., r. 109 Dupont Grosso Constantino, wagon maker, 31 Clark, r. 426 Vallejo, rear GroBvenor Frederica, widow, artist, r. 706 California Groswerd Rudolph, glove cuttt-r Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. 2759 Mission Grote Fritz, maltster 8. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2219 Powell Grote H. F. Mrs., widow, groceries, NE cor Geary and Brodorick , Grote Otto, groceries and liquors, NW cor Church and Seventeenth Grote Otto, clerk John H. Winter, r. SW cor Jones and Geary tff" Gri.te. See Groat Grotesut Henry, fireman stmr Edith, r. 108 Valpa- raiso Grotegut William, clerk Greensfelder & Co., r. 108 Valparaiso Groth Carsten H. (C. H. & C. W. Groth) r. 534 O'Far- rell Groth C. H. >i C. W., groceries and liquors, NE cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth Groth Charles, showcase maker William ProU, r. 928 Twentieth Groth C. William (C. H. & C. W. Groth) r. 534 O'Far- rell Groth David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter and Webster Groth H., carrier Call, r. 1232 Broadway Groth H. H., fM-mer. r. Hotel Rhein Groth William, student Pac. Business College, r. 1900 Sutter Grotheer C. Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2733 Bryant Grotheer Mary, widow, r. 2733 Bryant Grothmaun Julia, widow, r. 1623 Powell Grothmann Richard, barber, 2212 Powell, r. 1623 Powell Grotton Elzene A. Miss, r. 640 Howard Grotz William, liquor saloon, 1026 Market Grounds Ella, r. 402 Eddy Groupp John B.(Atwood & Groupp) r. NE cor Powell and Vallejo Grove Luther E., clerk wholesale dept A. L. Bancroft * Co., r. 846 Mission Grove Samuel, mining, office 3 California, r. Buss House Grover Augustine A., mnfr cider and vinegar, 1321 Guerrero Grover Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 644 Minna Gro-ver & Baker Sewing' Machines, J. W. Evans agent, 29 Post Groves Ayscough, freight clerk S. P. 0. RR., r. 909 Bush Groves Charles, calker, r. 546 Folsom Groves James W., rigger, r. W s Vicksburg, nr Tweaty-fifth Groves Kate Mrs., r. 909 Bush Groves Thomas M.. porter Wakelee & Co., r. 27 Stone Grow Charles A., auditor M. P. and M. dept 0. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 64, r. Oakland Grow John, driver Market St. RR., r. 1209 Steiner Growney Alfred, machinist, r. 518 Howard Growney George, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 518 Howard Growney Kate Mrs., r. 518 Howard Growney Richard T., carpenter, r. 4)4 Frederick Growney Theodore, machinist, r. 518 Howard Growney William H., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 518 Howard Grubb Samuel N., plumber, r. 1611 Dupont Grubb William T., compositor, r. 1611 Dupont Grubbs Albert J., porter pay dept C. P. BE., r. 1008 Powell Grube John H.. gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 13 Moss Grube Max, stationery, 306 and 438H Third, r. 306 Third Grube Paul, cellarman Kohler & Frobling, r. 8 An- thony Grube Richard, r. 127 Jackson Grubelstein Joseph A., shoemaker McNulty & O'Grady, r. 13 Geneva Grubeman T. Konrad, machinist, r. 621 CaUforuia Gruber Adam, butcher, r. 436 Union Gruber Alexander J., r. W s Eureka, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth Gruber Anton, driver William Westerfeld, r. 1035 Market Gruber Ferdinand, director museum Woodward's Gardens, r. 1906 Mission Gruber Jacob F., r. 436 Union I Gruber Magaie. widow, r. 26 Stone Gruebele Charles L., barber, 531 Valencia, r. 10 Hoff Grueby Alice V. Mrs., r. 1104 Market I Gruen Harry, seaman, r. 1'28 Perry , Gruen Henriett.*, widow, r. 45 Everett Gruen Jalins, proprietor The Louvre Saloon and I agent foreign and eastern beer, Phelan Building, 1 r. .")19 Jones ! Gruenberg Mary, domestic 118 Capp » Grueiib'-rg Max (Newmark, Gruenberg & Co.) r. 1020 Post Gruenberg William, cook Hausa Hotel LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS i 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAMHIBTO CAl,L,R]> FOR AND UF.T.IVKRED. OFFICE, 648 BIARKKT NTRFET. GRU 505 GUI Gmenliagren Charles H. , proprietor San Fran- cisco Wire Works, 669 Mission, r. 2312 Gough Gruenhagen Theodore G.. candymaker William Gru- enhagen, r. 1305 Ellis Gruenhagen William, candy mnfr, 20 Kearny, r 18 O'Farrell Grueninger Jacob, dairy produce, 409 Fourth Gruenwald Ernest, cook 88. Hylton Castle, r. 700 Front Grngg Julius, Teutonla Soc. 1322 Howard Gruggel Axel, porter, r. 544 Bryant Gruhler John, hackman, r. 28 Clara Gruhn Abraham, agent, r. 522 Turk Gruman Samuel M., fiirniture, 110 Fourth and 819 Market Grumley James, ship builder, r. 639 Golden Gate Av Grummer William, clerk, r. 217 Minna Grummon Frank S., warehouse clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 810 Mission Grunauer L.. merchant (Brentwood. Cal.) office NW cor Pine and Battery Grunbaum Henry |B. Grnnbaum & Co.. Modesto, Cal.) office 221 Front, r. 1507 Golden Gate Av Grundel Christian, ivory turner Julius G. Grundel, r. 24 O'Farrell Grundel Frank, upholsterer, r. 1512 Pacific Av Grundel Julius G., mnfr ivory and meerschaum goods, 24 O'Farrell, r. 516 O'Farrell Grundel Otto F., jeweler Mathieu & Malson. r. 240 Taylor Grundell Charles L., oiler stmr Humboldt, r. 11 Page Grundell J. Herbert, oiler stmr Humboldt, r. 11 Page Grundell William, r. 11 Page Grundies John, proptr Concordia Hotel, 907 Folsom Grundig Wilhelm, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 340 Bryant Gruneberg Moritz, tailor, r. 710 Washington Gruner Alois, waiter Woodward's Gardens Restaurant Gruner Elizabeth, widow, r. 515 Vallejo Gruner Ferdinand, real estate, r. 10 Hinckley Gruner Ferdinand Jr., porter Thalia Verein, r. 615 Valle.io Gruner Frank, watchmaker, jeweler and engraver, 724 Washington, r. 515 Vallejo Gruner William, watchmaker, r. 515 Vallejo Grunewald Charles, student Pac. Business College Grunholtz Richard, laborer 0. P. RR., r. 527 Jj Fourth Grunico Joeeph, butcher, r. 521 Vallejo Gruninger Jacob, engineer Empire Brewery, r. 432 Chestnut Grunnagle George, clerk freight depot C. P. BR., r. 1015 J4 Folsom Grunwald Abe. cigarpiaker, r. 518 Valencia Grunwald Rika, r. 209 Dupont Gruschenske Marks, r. .520 Bush Grush David, engineer, r. N s Serpentine Av, bet Mission and Capp Grutsch William, r. Breslin Hotel Grutelli Eugene, cook Maison Doree Grutter Albert, draftsman Cal. Wire Works, r. NE cor Sansome and Vallejo Grutzmacher William, teamster, r. 1 Hyde PI Gruwell John, messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- pre.>-s, r. 112 O'Farrell Gschwandner Seppl, vocalist, r. 407 Turk Gschwiiid Kemi, baker, r. 523 A^alencia Guadagno Luigi (Luigi Guadagiio & Co.) r. 1313 Stockton Guadagno Luigi * Co. (Luigi Guadagno and Antonio Silva) barbers, 1314 Stockton Guadaloupe Joseph, tanner Michael Tiernan,r. Mis- sion opp Twenty-ninth Gualzaia Antonio (Gualzata & Mazzl) r. 1314 Polk Gualzata Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 1334 Bush Gualzata Lorenzo, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Gualzata ft Mazzi (Antonio Gualzata and Philip Maz- zl) restaurant, 1334 Bush Guanziroli Luigi, head waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 1112 Montgomery Guard Catherine, widow, r. 1317 Scott Guard John, shoenjaker, r. 1317 Scott Guard Reginald T., purser P. C. S8. Constantlne. r. Oakland fl^" Guard. See Gard Ouardian Assurance Co. (Fire of London) William J. Landers general aeent, 314 California Guardin M. H., barber, r. 1905 Fillmore Guariu Morris, labor- r, r. SE cor Gough and Larkin Guarraglia Giacomo, butcher, r 331 Union, rear Guarraglia Louis, drayman, r. 331 Union, rear Guarro Caluse Mrs., fruit and vegetables, N s Twenty- ninth, nr Sanchez Guarro Daniel, laborer, r. N s Twenty-ninth, nr San- chez Guastucci Andrea (A. Motroni & Co.) r.515 Green Guatemala Central Railroad Co. (Central America) Joseph A. Plaw secretary, 306 California Guatemala Gas Light Co., John Crockett secretary. 327 Pine, room 8 Gubel John, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Gubler John, laborer 8. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 521 Pacific Guche Frederick, dog trainer, r. E b Mission Road, nr Six Mile House Guckenheimer Marx, butcher 8. Solomon, r. 1621)4 Sutter Guckion Thomas, shoemaker 8. W. Rosenstock b Co., r. 512 Mission Gudde Marinus B., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 10.53 Harrison Gude Henry L., watchman City RR., r. 1723 Mission Gude Herman F., packer clothing dept U. 8. A., r. 110 Fell Gudehus Christian, liquor saloon, SEcor Drumm and Commercial Gudehus Frederick, groceries and liquors, 316 Du- pont, r. 15 Harlan PI Gudger James, jeweler, r. 819 Dolores Gudzenskl Charles, builder, r. 308 Dupont Guedet Edward F., fish dealer, 1515 Dupont Guehring Jacob, butcher, 1072 Howard, r. 625 Natoma Guenette Eugene Mrs., r. 17 J^ Oak Grove Av Guenin Alphonse, baker, r. 308 Sutter Guenther Charles, baker, r. 816 Pacific Guerard Paul, tallow refiner, r. Fillmore, nr Washing- ton Guerdin Bertram, musician Emerson's Standard Theater Guerin John, wood and coal, 412 O'Farrell Guerin Kate, domestic 2518 Clay Guerin M. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Eddy Guerin Margaret Mrs., r. 628 Braunan Guerin Patrick 8., bookkeeper, r. 766 Braunan Guerin Peter, carpenter, r. 1413 Mason Guerin Thomas, teamster, r. 332 Tenth Guerra Manoel M., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc. 510 Bush Guerrero Guadalupe, teamster, r. 1716 Stevenson Guerrero John, r. 217 Third Guerrero Peter, waiter, r. 783 Folsom Guessi James H., watchman, r. 1715 Leavenworth Guest Harry, watchman, r. 110 Francisco Guest J. J., r. Cliff House Guffet Robert, r. 417 Bush Guffiu A. Mrs., stewardess O. and O. 88. Arabic Guffin CliarlesA., druggist, r. 429 Third Guggenheim Leon (J. J. Mack & Co.) r. 309 Dupont Guggenheimer Simon, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. 405 Minna Guglielmetti F. 8. (Guglielmetti & Berta) r. 32 Fourth Guglielmetti & Berta (F. 8. Guglielmetti and F. Berta) restaurant, 12 Ellis Guhne Frederick, gardener, r. 523 Vallejo Guhring Josias, brewer, r. 425 Bush Guiauarzo Antonio, scavenger, r. 815^4 Vallejo, rear Guibord Dennis G., carpenter 8. P. RR., r. 1043 Fol- som Guichet Francois, pork packer, 234 Fourth, r. ISJj Preston PI Guide Publishing: Co., Robert Day secretary, 521 Clay Guide The (trl-weekly) F. R. Voigt editor, 521 Clay Guidetti Francisco, dyer Parisian Dyeing and Clean- ing Works, r. 1334 Bush Guidi Charles, polisher Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., t. 2006 Mission Guidi Francisco, baker, r. 1518 Stockton Guidici Auguste, painter, r. 9 Pinkney PI, rear Guidiii Pasquale, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Guifre John, fisherman, r. 708 Front GuigUrird Henry, watchmaker, r. 919 Sacramento Guignard John M. A., jeweler, 614 Merchant, r. 919 Sacramento Guigfne C.de, agent Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, 412 Montgomery, r. San Mateo Guigni Francesco, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial w M O o o o P M & P I o GO O P o B 9 O H O WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE Wmflowsiiades lorResulences, Stores, Offices, etc. G.W.CLARK & CO. 645 ^jarket St. UIMPI^I FY PQ o .a Ouilbert August, carpenter and builder, 329 Fran- cisco Guild Albert H., proofreader, r. 209 Leidesdorff Guild Alexander, molder Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r. 626 Howard Guild David, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 526 Howard Guild Newell, machinist, r. 622 Howard Guildea James, messenger C. P. RR., r. 8 Perry Gulldea Michael, laborer C. P. RR., r. B Perry 10- Guildea. See Gilday Guilfoy James, metalroofer, r. 718 Tehama Gutlfoyle John, janitor old City Hall, r. 1202 Union Guilfoyle John J., saddler and harnessmaker, 2937 Mission Guilfoyle John J. Jr., tentmaker, r. 2937 Mission Guilfoyle Patrick, fireman 8. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 439 Shipley Guilfoyle Teresa, widow, r. 722 Ji Clementina Guilfoyle William J., heelmaker D. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 2937 Mission Gulllaume Auguste, r. 819 Montgomery Gulllaume Mary, widow, r. 429 Twenty-eighth, rear Guillemard Alfrea J. S., shoemaker TJ. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 1104 Alabama Guillemard Edward C. , soleleather cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 1104 Alabama Guillemard Louise A., widow, r. 1104 Alabama Guillemard Ulysses J. A., shoecutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 1403 Guerrero Guillen SUnislaus, bootblack, 1 Fifth, r. 1205 Stock- ton Guillermet Fran^oig, laundry, 1119 Stockton Guillet Charles, confectionery and bakery, 905 Larkln Guillon Arthur, salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 814 Montgomery Guinasso Antonio (Arata & Guinasso) r. 801 Bush Guinasso Giovanni, wood and coal, 1523 Dupont, r. 11 Bannam PI Guinasso L. & Co. (Luigi Guinasso and Antonio Calamari) wood and coal, 506 Green Guinasso Luigi (L. Guinasso & Co.) r. 736 Vallejo, rear Guinasso Nicoletta, widow, r. 517 Union Guinasso Paul, candymaker Hirschfeld & Saroni, r. 10 Church PI Guinasso Tomaso (G. B. Carafia fc Co.) r. 404 Green Gulnaw Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1328 Howard Guinaw John, stairbuilder, r. 1328 Howard Guinde Alexander, painter, r. 824 Pacific, rear Guinde Hippolyte R., painter, r. 4 Washoe PI Gulndon Eugene F., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 418 California Ouinee Cornelius, watchman Corporation Yard, 8. F. F. F. D., r. 50 Sacramento Guinee John, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 15 Welsh Guinee Kate, with W. S. Townsend. r. 508 Brannan Guinn William, watchman C. P. RR., r. 77 Natoma Guinnane James H., wagonmaker, r. 1429 Church Guintini Carlo G. (Guintini & Orselli) r. 115 Clark Guintinl & Orselli (Carlo O. Guintini and C. Orselli) boarding, 115 Clark Guion Edwin B., clerk, r. 1104 Market Guion Leonard, captain police, r. 854 Folsom Guirard Charles A., salesman R. D. Mowry, r. 2 Scheerer PI Gulraud Joseph, carpenter, r. 605 Post Ouiraut Albert, liquor saloon, cor Venezuela and Railroad Av Guiraut Pierre, bartender, r. cor Venezuela and Rail- road Av Guiren Thomas, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy Guirey George Rev., pastor Trinity Church, Oakland, r. 209 Turk Guirey William C. clerk, r. 2 Rose Av Gaittard E. 6i Co. (Etienne Guittard and Charles Dahlmann) Eureka Coffee, Chocolate and Spice Mills. 207-209 Sacramento Guittard Etienne (E. Guittard & Co.) r. 1913 Sacra- mt-nto Gukelsberger Andrew, junk peddler, r. 1617 Dupont, rear Gukelsberger Jacob, wire worker, r. 1517 Dupont, rear Gukelsberger William M., sailmaker W. W. Davis, r. 1517 Dupont, rear Gulbrandseu Frithjof, collector J. W. Evans, r. W s Harrison, bet Twenty-fourth and Twentv-fifth Gulci Frank, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Guldbech Paul, seaman, r. 12 Lick Guldberg Daniel, porter W. Westerfeld, r. 612 Steven- son Gull Jacob, compositor California Journal, r. 1019 Pacific Gull Theodore, property man The Fountain, r. 1019 Pacific Oullickson Severin, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor Sierra and Michigan Gulliver Charles P. 8., waiter, r. 1105 Montgomery Gulliver Edward, teamster D. L. Famsworth, r. 12 Antonio Gulliver Stephen, stage carpenter, r. 514 Bush Gulliison Einil S. (H. F. Gullixson & Co.) r. 128 O'Farrell Gullixson Gilbert, porter Pac. Transfer Co., 110 Sutter Gullixson Hans (H. F. Gullixson & Co.) r. 123 O'Far- rell Gullixson Henry F. (H. F. Gullixson & Co.) r. Port- land, Or. GnUixson H. F. Si Co. (Henry F., Emil S. and Hans Gullixson; carpets, oilcloths, etc., 630 Mar- ket Gullixson Louis, painter, r. 4 Russell Gullixson Louis R., upholsterer H. F. Gullixson k Co.,r. 512 H Fell Gullixson Oliver J. (George H. Taylor b Co.) r. Oak- land Gullixson S., r. 123 O'Farrell Gully Michael, painter B. Bradley, r. 116 Linden Av Gumbel Henry, sawdust dealer, r. 70 Clementina Guuiber Joseph, cook, r. 1217 34 Kearny Gumbinner Soln, metallurgist, r. 418 Post Gumes Agnes Mrs., r. i\t>\ Natoma Gummer Frederick C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1703 Octavia Gummer William P., clerk, r. 1703 Octavia Gump Alfred S., clerk S. & G. Gump, r. 1224 Geary Gump Charles, machinist, r. Hotel Bhein Gump Gustav (S. & G. Gump) r. 1800 Post Gump Lafayette, traveling salesman 8. k G. Gump, r. 1224 Geary Gump S. & G. (Solomon and Gustav) importers and manufacturers mirrors, cornices, picture frames, etc., 581-583 Market Gump Solomon (S. & G. Gump) r. 1224 Geary Gumpel Michaelis P., lithographer, r. 311 Stockton Gumpertz Jacob, paper hangings, window shades and decorator, 328 Sutter Gundelacb John, letter carrier Post Office, r. 1231 Stockton Guudelfinger Henry, agent, r. 541 Turk Gundersen Cornelius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Gunderseu G., seaman, r. 263 East Gundersen G. A., yacht keeper, r. North Pacific Hotel Gundersen Halvor, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Gunderseu Hans, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Gundersen Ole, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Gundersou George A., seaman O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla Gunderson Gunder (Mictaalsen & Gunderson) r. 21 Alta Gunderson Halvor. carpenter, r. 1644 Mission Gunderson Jens, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor Eighth and Bryant Gunderson Ole, blacksmith, r. 1644 Mission Gunderson Robert, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr El Capi- tan, r. West Oakland Gundlach Carl, salesman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 125 Chestnut Gundlach Frederick, candymaker Rotger & Bischoff, r. 1318 Kearny Gundiacli J. <& Co. (Jacob Gundlach and Charles Buudschii) wholesale liquor dealers and produ- cers California wines and brandies, and pronrie- tors Rhine Farm, Sonoma, salesroom SE cor Mar- ket and Second Gundlach Jacob (J. Gundlach b Co.) r. 126 Chestnut Gundlach Jacob G., liquor saloon, 607 Washing- ton, r. 1810 Dupont Gundlach Philip, driver J. Gundlach & Co., r. 1906 Jones tS" Gundlach. See Gundelach Gunham Frederick, check clerk C. P. RR. Guukel Herman E., janitor, 330 Pine Gunison William, seaman schr Arthur, r. 39 Clay Gunn Adam F., clerk Cuuniugbam, Curtiss k Welch, r. Berkeley Gunn Alexander, baker P. M. SS. City of Sydney Ounn Anthony, beater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor Sulauo and Indiana SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ^^'^""^^^SJtr «"^S?r\rer«t?Se-.,^r«-VA^^^^ GUN 507 GUT Ounn Arthur, seaman, r. 73 Tehama Ounn Benjamin M., clerk, r. 1322 California Ounn D., molder Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. Ellis, bet Larkin and Polk Ounn Dennis, molder, r. 534 Folsoni Ounn Epbraim H., haruessmaker, r. 835 Broadway Gunn Felix E., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 30 Minna Gunn Francis J., salesman L. & A. Crocker, r. 1713 Hyde Gunn Hugh, salesman Keane Bros., r. Marlborough House Gunn Isabella Miss, dressmaker, 152 Eddy Gunn James, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 136 Twenty-ninth Gunn James O. B., secretary Union Iron Works, office 61 First, r. 1833 Clay Ounn John, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 136 Twenty- Ninth Ounn Nellie Miss, r. 120 Ellis Oiinn Peter, molder, r. 759 Folsom Gunn Robert P., real estate agent, 410 Montgomery, r. 1419 Geary Gunn Robert T., machinist, r. 30 Minna Gunn Robert W., real estate, r. 1419 Geary Gunn Stephen, molder, r. 30 Minna Gunn Susan, widow, r. 118M Freelon Gunn 'William J., real estate, 410 Montgomery, room 2, r. 1375 Madison, Oakland Gunnan Patrick, bricklayer, r. 6 McLea Court ' Gunning Bridget, widow, r. 419 Clementina Gunnison Albert R., general agent Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal., r. 2728 Folsom Gunnison Alfred A., currier Krenz & Getz, r. 2927 Mission Gunnison Andrew J. (Gunnison & Booth) r. 1404 Van Ness Av Gunnison Charles A., student, r. 1404 Van Ness Av Gunnison Christof, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 310 Montgomery Av Gunnison Cornelius, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Gunnison Effle B. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r. 2728 Folsom Gunnison Robert C, grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 822 Harrison Gunnison & Bootli (Andrew J. Gunnison and Andrew G. Booth) attorneys at law, 325 Montgom- ery, I. O. O. F. Building Ounson William, seaman, r. Oriental Hotel Gunst Abraham, r. 322 Mason GunstM. A. & Co. (Moses A. Gunst) cigars and tobac- co, 203 Kearny Gunst Moses A. (M..A. Gunst & Co.) r. 311 Dupont Gunther Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Elliot Park Ounther August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, and groceries and liquors, NW cor Fillmore and Her- mann Gunther Charles, butcher, r. Helvetia Hotel Gunther Claibourne Mrs., r. 35 Moss Ounther Edward W., law clerk Carroll Cook, r. 531 Post Ounther Eliza, widow, r. 836 Green Gunther Gustave. baker, r. 262)^ Clara Gunther J., mechanic Davis Bros., r. NW cor Fillmore and Hermann Gunther John, brewer, r. 1627 Powell Gunther John K., storekeeper L. Radovich & Co., r. 327 Jessie Gunther Sophia, widow, r. 1 Cedar Av Gunther W. G. Mrs., widow, r. 531 Post Ounther William, foreman weaving department S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. N s North Point, bet Polk and Larkin Ountz Francis L., collector Kast & Co., r. 26 Dolores Onntz Martin, haruessmaker John A. McKerron, r. 124 Cedar Av Gunzburger Benjamin M., dentist, office 815 Market, r. 311 Eddy Gunzburger Emil, cashier Banner Bros., r. 311 Eddy Gunzburger Henry, butcher, r. 522 Grove I Gunzburger Nicholas, r. 311 Eddy I Gunzendorf er Adolph , manager factory M. Eisner k Co. , r. 925 Golden Gate Av I Gunzendorfer Ferdinand (M. Eisner & Co.) r. 925 I Golden Gate Av 'Gunzendorfer Gustave, merchant (Red Bluff, Cal.) of- 1 fice 228 Front j Guppe A. R., resident engineer C. P. RR. and leased lines, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Oak- land Guptill Andrew N., miner, r. 404 Geary Ouptill Daniel W., wine merchant, r. 314 Bush Gurkel Louis, boxmaker, r. Harmony Hotel Gurmendez Isidore I., harnessmaker Main & Winches- ter, and extraman Engine No. 12, 8. F. F. D., r. 210 Drumm Gurnee^ Clinton, attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 4, r. Oakland Gurnett A. O. & Co. (Albert O. Gurnett) stockbrokers, 310 California Gurnett Albert O. (A. O. Gurnett k Co.) r. Oakland Gurnett L. G., clerk Albert Dibblee, r. Oakland Gurnett William pianomaker Antisell Piano Co., r. Oakland Gurnett William J., bookkeeper A. O. Oumett & Co., r. Oakland Gurrey Alfred R., special agent Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 Califor- nia, r. 809 Filbert Gurrola Francisco, tailor, 444 M Green Gurry John, sawyer, r. 337 Shipley Guscetti Vincenzo. r. 509 Broadway Gusmani Pietro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Ousmani Severino, fish dealer, 508 Merchant, r. 1 Hinckley PI Gussman Matteo, cook Sacred Heart College, SK cor Eddy and Larkin Gustafson Andrew, machinist Theodore Eallenberg, r. 928 Washington Gustafson Charles, carbuilt Hagedorn) r. 222 Elm Av Haake Ji Hagedorn (Louis Haake and August Hage- dorn) proptrs Eureka Soda Water Works, 723 Turk t^ Haake. See Haack and Hacks Haar Henry, liquor saloon, 501 Dupont, r. 117 Jasper PI Haas Abratiam, r. 334 Hayes Haas Abraham, proptr Pac. Fertilizing Co., SE cor Minnesota and Santa Clara, office 106 Davis, r. 1800 Laguna Haas Abraham, balesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1311 Octavia Haas Alvin, clerk F. T. Collins b Co. Haas Benjamin, baker Charles Guillet, r. 905 Larkln Haas Brothers (Charles A., Ealman and William Haas and Leopold Klau) importers and wholesale groceries and provisions. 100-102 California Haas Charles A. (Haas Brothers) r. Europe Haas Christine Miss, r. 906 Market Haas David Mrs., widow, fancy goods, 1119 Folsom Haas Frederick R., bookkeeper Sol. Wangenheim k Co.,r. 1716 Sutter Haas George, candies, 824 Market, r. Alameda Haas George, saloon keeper, r. 423 Greenwich Haas George S., clerk, r. 717 Polk Haas Henry, shoecutter, r. 717 Polk Haas Jacob(Hellmann, Haas k Co., Los Angeles, Cal.) r. 209 Dupont Haas Jacob (Haas k Wieners) and deputy Sheriff, r. 314 First Haas John, r. 127 Jackson Haas Joseph H. machinist, r. 113 Silver Haas Julius, physician and surgeon, office and r. 14 Dupont, rooms 1-4. Office hours 1 to 3 and 7:30 to 8 P. M., Sundays only, 7:30 to 8 P. M. Haas Kalman (Haas Brothers) r. New York Haas Lawrence, barber Andrew Kriickel, r. 6 Bernard Haas Leon F., driver, r. 717 Polk Haas Louis, capitalist, r. 127 Kearny Haas Louis S., bookkeeper Lilienthal k Co., r. 1715 Sutter Haas Markus, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. William Tell House Haas Martin, with Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 717Polk Haas Martin L. (Martin L. Haas & Co.) r. 323 Kearny Haag Martin L>. <& Co. (Martin L. Haas and Men- del M. Foss) manufacturers agents and commis- sion merchants, 4 Sutter Haas Michael, laborer National Brewery, r. SE cor Fulton and Webster Haas Michael H., clerk, r. 113 Silver Haas Morris, tailor, 802 Larkin Haas Samuel, merchant, r. 717 Polk Haas Samuel A., bookkeeper M. A. Gunst k Co., r. 1800 Laguna Haas Solomon, real estate, r. 1715 Sutter Haas Theresa, widow, r. 113 Silver Haas Tillie Miss, r. 906 Market Haas William, cook, r. 523 Brannan Haas William (Haas Brothers) r. Lick House Haas k Wieners (Jacob Haas and August C. Wieners) liquor saloon, 232 First t^ Haas. See Hass Haase H. & Co. (Hermann H. D. Haase and H. 0. Young) liquor saloons, NE cor Spear and Harri- son, and NW cor Steuart and Harrison Haase Hermann, tailor, r. 15 Monroe Haase Hermann H. D., liquor saloon, NW cor Main and Bryant, r. 407 Spear Haase Maximilian, waiter, r. 1627 Powell Haa^e Richard, tinsmith Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter I^^ Haase. See Haa? and Hass Habbig Leonora Miss, tailoress, r. 11% Sumner Habenicht Fritz (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 1321 Pine Habenicht Fritz, carpenter, r. 10 August Alley Haber Ferdinand A., with Arpad Haraszthy s Co., r. 909 Laguna Haber Henri I., salesman W. Cohen k Co., r. 1618 Siit> ter Haber Joseph (S. B. Dinkelspiel k Co.) r. 2026 Cali- fornia Habergarten Joseph, liquor saloon, 202 Post, r. 293d California Hal>erlan John, sbipsmith P. C. 8S. Co., r. 1224 Mont- gomery Haberland Mathilda Mrs., furnished rooms, 710 Wash- ington Haberli Frederick, shoe maker, 1913 Bush Haberliu John, teamster J. Macdonough k Co., r. 426 Duncan HaberlinDf JolinC. , California wines and brand- ies, 110 Dupont. r. 273 Stevenson Haberly William T., clerk r. 703 Market Habermacher Ferdinand, cutter Joseph Bros., r. Oak- land Habich Harry, carriage trimmer D. S. Sbute, r. 541 Minna Habich Martin, clerk Feinberg k Winter, r. 611 Fol- 8om Habich Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 541 Minna Hablitzel Joseph, sausage maker J. Biittgenbacb, r. 526 Fourth Hacey James, fireman, r. 13:J Pacific Harhette Victor F., salesman, r. 10 Perry Hachmeister Charles, fruit and dairy produce, 418 Third Hacht F. Julius, liquor saloon, 30 Fourth, r. 811 Mis- sion LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successor.s to Bravcrnian A Itevy I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHINO VTEM^r. DOfIWi AT VERY l,OW RATES. OFFICE. 6«8 MARKET STREET, HAC 509 HAG Hacbt J. Ludwlg, molder Occidental Foundry Hack Frederick B., boiler maker, r. 31 Eddy Hack George W., bartender, r. 567 Minna Hack John U., lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1308 Polk Hack JuliuB, proptr Albany House, 31 Eddy Hack M^ry, widow, r. 726 Filbert Hacke Christopher, groceries and liquors, 810 Sacra- mento, r. 580 Eddy Hacke Frederick H., assistant bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r. 530 Eddy Hacke Henry, r. 8 Salmon Hacke Henry, salesman Helmken k Lackeman, r. 630 Eddy Hacke William C, Btudent Pac. Business College, r. 530 Eddy 8^ Hacke. See Haack and Haake Hacker B., r. Baldwin House Hacker Bernard, candy mnfr, 325 Kearny Hacker Charles, drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 112 Chattanooga Hacker Charles H*, upholsterer, r. 112 Chattanooga Hacker Edward, laborer, r. 2913 Sacramento Hacker John, tailor, r. 824 >i Pacific Hackett B. F., student, r. 44 Third Hackett Dennis, stableman City RR., r. 6 Julian Av Hackett Frederick H., reporter Chronicle, r. 706 Cali- fornia Hackett H. E., r. 1035 Market Hackett Hugh, machiniut P. M. 8S. Co., r. Es Florida, bet Twenty.fourth and Twenty-fifth Hackett J., r. Park Hotel Hackett James, r. 40 Tehama Hackett James W.. tinsmith, r. 726 Natoma Hackett John, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 3}^ Zoe Hackett John, carpenter, r. 317 Stockton Hackett Joseph, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra Hackett Lincoln H., clerk S.F. News Co., 210 Post Hackett Luke B., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 23 Haw- thorne Hackett Luke, boilermaker helper, r. E b Florida, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Hackett M. A. Mrs., r. 23 Hawthorne Hackett Mark, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r. E s Florida bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Hackett Martin H., laborer Cal. Mill. r. Alameda Hackett Mary Miss, coflfee saloon, 114 Ji Fourth Hackett Mary, widow, r. 726 Natoma Hackett Mary A., domestic 929 Golden Gate Av Hackett Mary A. Miss, cloakmaker, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Hackett Myron H., carpenter J. V. Lawrence, r. Ala- meda Hackett Patrick, laborer, r. 310 Tehama Hackett Patrick, tailor N. Sweeny, r. 3 Perry Hackett Thomas, fireman, r. 541 First Hackett Walter, captain S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 32 Fourth Hackley Robert J., chief engineer P. C. SS. State of California, r. 304 Third Hackley Simeon, salesman Ackerson, Moore & Co., r. Berkeley Backmann Frederick, captain schr P. & R. No. 6, office 7 Clay Hackmann Harry, cook John Ipswitch, r. 602 Natoma Hackmeier Adam, proptr Hackmeier's House, 435 Pine Hackmeier's Hotel, Robert Wieneke proptr, 512 Bush Hackmeier's House, Adam Hackmeier proptr, 435 Pine Hackmyer Charles, cook, r. 49 Clementina Hackney Frederick E., solicitor Pac. Box Factory, r. cor Clipper and Diamond Hacrow James, seaman P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 37 Pacific Haddeu George, r. cor Mission and Twenty-second Hadder Tewes, seaman, r. 5 Washington Hadeler Augustus, teamster Pierce Bros., r. 120J4 Clara Hadelin Barthold, clerk, r. 1034 Clay Haden James, laborer, r. 23 Everett Haden Mary, widow, r. Moulton, bet Fillmore and Stein er Haden Porter, inspector Custom House, r. 11 Monroe 8^" Haden. See Hayden Hadenfeldt Charles (Wenzel, Rothschild k Haden- feldt) V. 5 Glen Park Av Hadler Henry, lumberman, r. 40 Spear Hadler William T., tinsmith, r. 40 Spear Hadley A., laborer P. M. S8. Go's Wharf Hadley Albert A., student Pac. Business College, r. 518 Sacramento Hadley Albert F., carpenter, r. 2 Boston PI Hadley Charles W., machinist H. P. Gregory & Oo.,r. 4 Park PI Hadley Dykeman L., wood, coal, hay and grain. 1704 Eddy Hadley Frederick W. (Hadley k Doud) r. 1026 Twen- ty-first Hadley Moses F. , porter Dodge, Sweeney b Co., r. 2526 Webster Hadley Walter, barber, 260 Third Hadley Walter, r. Adams House Hadley & Doud (Frederick W. Hadley and W. A. and Aaron Doud) stockbrokers, 326 Pine Hadlich August, laborer, r. 1131 Harrison Hadlich Louis, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht b Co., r. Oakland Hadlock Ellsworth, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. 635 Stevenson Hadorn Lina, domestic 2291 Sacramento Hadsell Edgar W., teamster, r. 1716 Stevenson Hadsell George, workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Hadsill Lewis, driver United Carriage Co., r. 209 Sec- ond Haedrich Herman, salesman Claude Long, r. 258 Stev- enson Haedrich James, clerk, r. 258 Stevenson Haendel Isidore (Cohnreich Brothers) r. 205 Turk Haentschel Charles, packer Cal. Furniture Mufg Co. , r. 212 Hickory Av Haepp William, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 19 Garden Haepp JVilliam V., laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 19 Garden Haesebrouck Leonard, foreman Charles Roche, r. 27 Garden Haesloop Christian P. (Hinrich & Haesloop) r. NW cor Clay and Davis Haesloop Detmar, proptr North Pacific Hotel, NE cor Jackson and Drumm Haesloop Fritz, clerk William Stovesand, r. 413 Jonea Haesters Franz, teacher music, r. 725 Grove Haesters Julius, clerk Huntington, Hopkins b Co., r. 725 Grove Haettel Frank, molder Jackson Foundry Hafer Henry, frame maker, r. 523 Vallejo Hafer John, coal and wood, 715 Harrison Hafer John, engineer, r. 127 Jackson Hafer John, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 3 Minna Hafey William, morocco dresser, r. 522 Eighth Hafi'eney Frank, cigarmaker Hoffman & Cohn, r. Florida, nr Twentieth Haflferty Frank, seaman, r. 25 Natoma Haffey Frank, tobacco stripper, r. W s Florida, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Haffey James J., r.W s Florida, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Haffey Patrick, peddler, r. W s Florida, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Haffner Jacob, cooper, r. 411 Pacific Haffuer Paul, shoemaker Charles Dietle, r. 310 Mont- gomery Av Hafford Lewis W., telegraph operator, r. 2314 Mason Hafford Samuel, carpenter, r. 2314 Mason HafkuB Robert, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder Hafky G., r. 1609 Leavenworth Hafky Isaac, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1609 Leaven- worth Haft EvLgene E. , attorney at law, 141 Phelau Bldg, r. 234 Bush Hagan Annie, domestic 1916 Sutter Hagau Benjamin (Hagan & Manheim) r. 1812 Sutter Hagan Bernard, warehouseman, r. 528 Sixth Hagan Daniel, clerk J. M. Kaufman, r. 1812 Sutter Hagan James, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1718 Broderick Hagan James, wood and coal, 429 Third Hagan H. J., engineer, r. 754 Mission Hagan John, r. 681 Mission Hagan John, contractor, 432 Kearny, r. 1718 Broderick Hagan John, laborer, r. 412 Folsom, rear Hagan John, laborer Pac. Distilling Co., r. cor Fill- more and Greenwich Hagan Louis, clerk Friedlander & Co., r. 1812 Sutter Hagan Margaret E., widow, furnished rooms, 1009 Powell M n o w o o ? w I O QO O o B CD 20 O o P CEILINGS DECORATED '" TsfnirSe^^' «S-.«m¥.E1««- H IMCKLKY. NPIKRM A HAYEM, riTLTON IROW TTIkRKN, 213 rreniont Mtrect, 9lJ»nui'»«(ar«ra of HOINTINO WORKK, CAOKIW, RVCKKTS Jknd CABM. e3 HAG 510 HAH © o eg © as 0) 90 0 O 0) 35 >< Hagan Martin M., clerk Hagan & Manheim, r. 1812 Sutter Hagan Michael, horseshoer, r. 339 Jesale Hagan Patrick, stevedore Chase k Wolff, r. 13 Broad- way, rear Hagan Patrick, laborer, r. 1513 Leavenworth Hagan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 608 Sixth Hagan Patrick J., butcher Michael Farrell, r. 244 Perry Hagan Thomas, expressman, NE cor Mission and Second, r. 139 Dore Hagan William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 820 Battery Hagan William, laborer, r. E s Sanchez, nr Eighteenth Hagan William, rigger, r. 304 Fremont Ha^an <& Manheim (Benjamin Hagan and Isaac Manheim) commercial brokers, and resident agenti Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., and Scot- tish Union and National Insurance Co., 401 Cali- fornia i^" Hagan. See Hagen Hagans George W., music typographer, 632 Cl»y, r. 730 Oreen Hagar Edward C, bookkeeper A. M. Benham, r. Oak- land Hagarty John, laborer, r. Sa Fourteenth, bet Noe and Castro Hagarty Patrick S., policeman, r. 718 McAllister Hagedom Alexander, laborer, r. 429 Bay Hagedorn August (Haacke b Hagedorn) r. 222 Elm Av Hagedorn H. William, varnisher A. Frei, r. 343 Fifth Hagedorn Nellie, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 319 Bush Hagedorn William, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 1122 Vallejo, rear Hagedom William H., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 236 Kitch Hagemaier Charles, draftsman, r. 565 Howard Hageman Charles, butcher, r. 1117 Mission Ha^emau Edward, seaman, r. 329 Broadway Hageman George (Hageman * Haquette) r. 723 Bush Hageman J. M., clerk, r. Brooklyn Hotel Hageman John, tailor, r. 1805 Stockton Hageman Maurice F., actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 631 Clementina Ha(;eman & Haquette (George Hageman and Ernest Haqnettej proprietors Crystal Palace Sa- loon, 5 Kearuy and 12 Geary Hagemann Albert, bookkeeper, r. 911 Union Hagemann Charles, baker, 320 )i Fifth Hagemaun Edward, coalpasser P. C. SB. Dakota Hagemann Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Uajfemann F. Si Co. (Frederick Hagemann Jr., John Schaertzer and estate of Henry Spreckels) proprietors Albany Brewery, 71-75 Everett Hagemann Frederick Jr. (F. Hagemann & Co.) r. 758 Howard Hagemann Philip, bakery, 1059 (1049) Howard Hagemann Victor, with M. Wunsch & Co., Ill Sutter Hagemann William, saloonkeeper, r. 1594 Rausch Hagen Bernard, capitalist, r. 116 Bernard Hagen Caroline M., widow, r. NW cor Twentieth and Shotwell Hagen Claus, teamster, r. Venezuela, bet Tomblgbee and Potomac Hagen Henry, surfman U. S.Life Saving Station Hagen James, groceries and liquors, 424 Ninth Hagen John J., tailor, 839 Valencia Hagen Joseph, upholsterer, r. 839 Valencia Hagen Peter, r. 202 Sixth Hagen Kobert, r. 1801 Jones Hagen Bosina, widow, dyer and scourer, 1212 Polk *3^ Hagen. See Hagan Hagenab William, bartender August Flnnen, r. 900 Pacific Hagenbnckner Frank, laborer Mrs. A. E. Swain, r. 636 Market Hagenkamp Adolph, tailor, 214 Clara Hagenkamp Adolph T. Jr. (Junker & Hagenkamp) r. 214 Clara Hagenkamp Louis E., printer Morris U. Bates b Co., r. 214 Clara Hagenmeyer Engelbert T. (Hagenmeyer k Heinz) r. 703 Green Hagenmeyer k Heinz (Engelbert T. Hagenmeyer and Conrad Heinz) plumbers, gasfitters and tinners, 311 Montgomery Av Hagenow Louisa Mrs., physician, office and r. 1221 Mission Hager Carl N. G., driver Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r. Oakland Hasher G»OTg«, proprietor Mint Saloon, 60S Com- mercial, r. 616 Sacramento Hager James C, miner, r. 862 Mission Hager John S.. attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel Hager William, r. 820 Vallejo Hager William, shoemaker, r. 1904 Mason Hager William, teamster Cutter ^ Co., r. Perry, nr Fourth Hagerty Edward, fireman, r. 41 Pacific f Hagerty Jeremiah, peddler, r. NW cor Potrero At and Twenty-fourth Hagerty John, pleating, 9 Geary Hagerty John, laborer, r. 30 Welsh, rear Hagerty John, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co. Hagerty John, sawyer, r. 978 Harrison Hagerty Michael, longshoreman, r. 8 Minna Hagerty Nellie Miss, r. 7 Liberty Hagerty P., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento Hagerty Robert D., porter 0. Curtin,r. 1202 ;< Howard Hagerty Thomas F., inventor, r. 4 Henrietta Square Hagerty William, glassblower. r. 1202 J< Howard fff" Hagerty. See Haggerty, Heagerty and Hegarty Hagerup Frederick C, dyer and scourer, 148 Third Haggart James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 422 Fremont Haggerty Andrew, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth and Louisa Haggerty Annie C. Mrs., r. 1012 Potrero Av Haggerty Daniel, packer Ackerman Bros., r. i40H Jessie Haggerty Dennis, laborer, r. 429 Francisco Haggerty Dennis Jr., shoemaker, r. 429 Francisco Haggerty James, blacksmith, r. 449)4 Tehama Haggerty James W. (E. Moreau k Co.) r. 219 Mason Haggerty Jeremiah, laborer P. M. 8S. Go's Wharf, r. 30 H Louisa Haggerty John, gasfitter, r. 916 Folsom Haggerty John, laborer P. M. 83. Co's Wharf Haggerty K. Mrs. r. 781 Mission Haggerty Mary, widow, r. 207 Folsom, rear Haggerty Michael, laborer, r. 316 Beale Haggerty Michael, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont- gomery Haggerty Michael, clerk H. B. Hixson, r. 1220 Market Haggerty Patrick, laborer Levy Summerfield Haggerty Peter, calker, r. 130 Twenty-fourth Haggerty Richard, porter C. H. Heininger A Co., r. 501 Montgomery Haggerty T., laborer Enterprise Mill and Building Co. Haggerty Timothy C, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r. 332 Guerrero 8^ Haggerty. See Hagerty, Heagerty and Hegerty Haggett Forest F., mattressmaker Charles M. Plum k Co., r. 631 Jessie Haggett George W., extraman Engine No. 1, 8. F. F. D., r. 16 Prescott Haggett Rosa, widow, r. 16 Prescott Haggin Bernhard, laborer C. P. RR. Hag(j^in James B., attorney at law, office 47-51 Nevada Block, r. 1250 Taylor Haggin Joseph B., physician, office and r. 235 Kearny Ssiggin Iionis T., attorney at law, 53 Nevadk Block, r. 1310 Taylor Haggin Margaret, widow, groceries, 336 Fifth Haggin Patrick, laborer C. P. RR. Hagglund John, tailor, r. 148 Tehama Eagler John, liquor saloon, 419 Bush, r. Philadelphia House Haglund Charles J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hagmaier Charles, superintendent £tna Iron Works, r. 491 Haight Hagman John, merchant tailor. 232 Bush, r. 1805 Stockton Hagman P. M., lumber commission merchant, 18 Clay, r. Fruit Vale^ Hagney John, waiter, r. 871 Folsom Hagquist Charles R., carpenter, r. 142 Natoma Hagstrom Carl, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Hagstrom C. M., carriage trimmer, 128 O'Farrell Hagstrom N. P., carriage trimmer, r. 128 O'Farrell Hague Charles J., captain stmr Dora, 310 Sansome, r. 110 Eleventh Hague Jonathan, manager Western Fur and Trading Co., 408 California, room 7, r. Alameda Hahl Peter (Bnck & Habl) r. 788 Harrison Hahn A. C, fancy goods, 124 Kearny, r. 1053 Golden Gate Av Hahn Adolph, clerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r. 1141 Howard Hahn Andrew J., plumber Hagenmeyer k Heinz, r. 1306 Powell SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ 11 West of Fillmore Street OFriCK. 33 «EARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iniportrri* of and I>e»lerM in VOAl, and PIO IRON, 41 jnsrket Mtrevt, vomer Mp«»r. HAH 511 HAL Hahn Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 1219 Pacific j Hahu August, r. 668 Walnut Av Hahn August (August Hahn * Co.) r. 2017 Bush Hahn August & Co. (August Hahu aud George Lehner) wagonmakers and horseshoers, 14 Broadway Hahn Christina Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 1219 Pacific Hahn David D., driver Market St. RPv., r. 1308 Natoma Hahn Dora Mies, milliner Mrs. S. Mlsh.r. 1219 Pacific Hahn Elizabeth B., widow, r. 1610 Pacific Av Hahn Eugene, bookkeeper, r. SE cor Filbert and Mason Hahn Frederick C, teacher music, r, 2128 Howard Hahu Frederick L., teamster, r. SW cor Lott and Mc- Allister Hahn Frederika. domestic 2220 Broadway Hahn Fritz, salesman Henry Ebbinghausen, r. 206 Third Hahn Gaston L., bookkeeper J. J. E. Hawking, r. SE cor Filbert and Mason Hahu Henry, clerk K. G. Dun & Co., r. 1219 Pacific Hahn Henry, r. 2547 Folsom Hahn Henry, musician, r. 809 Union Hahn Henry A., assistant bookkeeper Micbelssen, Brown & Co.. r. 2547 Folsom Hahn Henry C, shoemaker, r. 1093^ Langton, rear Hahn Hugo (Vogel & Hahn) r. 907 Bryant Hahn John, city agent Firemans Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r. SE cor Filbert and Mason Hahu John F., laborer, r. 140 Shipley Hahu John W., sugar refiner, r. 1219 Pacific Hahn L., butcher, r. 108 Twenty-fifth Hahn, Le'vy & Co. (Samuel L. Hahn and Mau- rice L. and Joseph Levy) manufacturers cigars, 326 Clay Hahn Beinhard, druggist Stoddart Bros., r. 1007 Wash- ington Hahu Robert C, gents' furnishing goods, 1008 Market, r. 1008M Market Hahn Rudolph H., clerk Dwyer, Robertson & Co., r. 2128 Howard Hahn Samuel L. (Hahn, Levy & Co.) r 815 Laguna Hahn Seligman, cigar mnfr, r. 815 Laguna Hahn William, butcher, 1409 Folsom Hahn William, engineer Golden Age Flouring Mills, r. 1219 Pacific Hahn William Jr., butcher Patrick F. Canavan, r. 1409 Folsom Hahne Anna, saleslady Newman & Levinson, r. 623 California Hahne Augusta, r. 623 California Hahne Babette, furnished rooms, 623 California Hahnemann Albert, bakery, 980 Harrison Haiden William, longshoreman, r. 726J4 Clementina Haidenreich Emil, bartender, r. 7 Everett Haidenreich Frederick, r. 7 Everett Haidenreich Frederick Jr.. musician, r. 7 Everett Haight Clarence A., bookkeeper John Skinker, r. 517 Leavenworth Haight Frederick, foreman Commercial Soap Co., r. 20 Page Haight Frederick B., bookkeeper Robert Haight & Co., r. 710 Leavenworth Hai^Iit George W. (Taylor & Haight) attorney at law, 207 Saasome, and attorney S. F.Protestant Orphan Asylum, i. 810 Leavenworth Haight Grammar School, Silas A. White principal, W s Mission, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Haight Harrison, patternmaker William T. Garratt, r. 503 Leavenworth Haight Harrison Jr., clerk A. C. Titcomb & Co., r. 503 Leavenworth Haight Henry H. Mrs., treasurer Protestant Orphan Asylum, r. 710 Leavenworth Haight House, Patrick Higgins proptr, 630 Brannan Haight Louis, r. 127 Jackson Haight Minnie B. Miss, teacher, r. 710 Leavenworth Haigbt Robert (Robert Haight & Co.) r. 130 Second Hai£^Iit Robert & Co. (Robert Haight) commis- sion merchants aud wholesale dealers dairy prod- uce and provisions, 226 Front Haight Street Branch, Slarket Street Ca- ble Railway Co., J. L. Willcutt secretary, C. B. Gould superintendent, office foot Market, general office NE cor Fourth aud Townsend Haile Anton, expressman, NW cor Jackson and Keamy, r. 16 Preston PI Hailer Emma Miss, saleslady Bernard Hacker, r. 101 Tehama Hailer Henry, r. 101 Tehama Hailer Margaret, widow, r. 101 Tehama Hailes Edward, janitor Chronicle Building, r. 220 ' Stevenson Hailock Henry, r. 1009 Alabama Hain Adolph E., barber, 1204 Polk, r. 123 Cedar Av Hain Charles H., clerk Coffin, Ssnderson k Cook, r. 2518 Sacramento Hain Lillle Miss. r. 2105 Webster 10" Hain. See Hayne Haines , surgeon P. M. 8S. Australia Haiues Andrew M., collector L. & E. Emanuel, r. 726 Market Haines Byron W. , dentist Colton Dental Aasocl- ation, Phelan Building, rooms 6-11 Haines C. Mrs., laundress Occidental Hotel Haines Daniel L., stable foreman United Carriage Co., r. 9 Harlan PI Haines Decimus H., salesman Samuel More k Co., r. 304 Sutter Haines Frauk, barber John Stable, r. 2207 Geary Haines Frank E., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. Oakland Haines Frederick K., insurance, 240 Montgomery, r. 603 Post Haines Gabriel, attorney at law, r. 609 Ellis Haines George, waiter, r. 918 Montgomery Haines George, reporter, r. 142 Ji Fourth Haines H., first assistant engineer O. Imp. S3. Uma- tilla Haines James, r. 444 Brannan Haines Joseph D., electric pen writer, 108 Leldes- dorfi', r. Oakland Hainea Lewis C, conductor Market St. RR., r. 2011 Mission Haines M. Miss, r. 13554 Perry Haiues W. F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills ■9^ Haines. See Haynes Hainey Michael, car driver, r. 514 Minna Hainque Martial (Tait & Halnque) r. 20 Clinton Park Hair Elijah B., porter Anglo-Californian Bank. r. 434 Union !»■ Hair. See Hare Haire Peter, drayman 0. B. Rode, r. 644 )j Natoma Hais Frank J., liquor saloon, 404 Twenty-second Haitly John, teamster John Smith, r. Hansa Hotel Halz Hermann, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 228 Second Hajduska Nandor, r. 1415 Mason Hakalau Plantation Co., Claus Spreckela pres- ident, office 327 Market Hake Marcus, deckhand Cal. S. N. Co's|stmr Mary Gar- ratt Haker George, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2117 California Haker IV.tbHinz (William Haker and William Hinz) importers millinery, silks, velvet, &c., 545 Market. New YorK office, 530 Broadway. Paris office, 22 Rue Richer Haker William (W. Haker ft Hinz) r. 2117 Califor- nia Haker William C. L., with W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2117 California Halcrow James, seaman, r. 39 Pacific Halcrow Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Hald Hans, watchman P. C. SS. Constantine, r. 1214 York Hald John Jr., donkey man P. C. SS. Constantine, r. 1214 York Haldan Edward B. (Butler & Haldan) r. 1810 Web- ster Haider Richard, with William G. Jones, r. 277 Stev- enson Haldiu Martin, quartermaster P. M. SS. Clyde Hale Clarence J., cashier Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 2326 California Hale Edward, r. Silver Star House Hale Frank, r. 617 Second H»le Frank Jr., cake- trimmer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 617 Second Hale Henry M., with Meyer, Wilson ft Co., r. 932 Mission Hale James W., wool dealer, NW cor Fifth and Blui- ome, r. 1535 Howard Hale John B., waiter, r. 141 Natoma Hale Joseph S., purser stmr Mary Garratt Hale J. P.. capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel Hale Mary, widow, r. 725 Polk '^ Hale Matthew, r. 716 Howard Hale Orrin F., stationery and varieties, 129 Seventh Hale T. E., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 326 Pacific .o o a p b3 o o 9 H OB 3 , 9 I 9 O QO O o B O o £ i STEAM ENGINES Threshing Machines. TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO. 509, 511 nfarket St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE HAL 612 HAL Hale W^illiam Jr., attorney at law, 634 California, r. 1527 Sutter Hale William £. (Hale & Co.) r. Uaklaud Hale William V., physician and surgeon, office and r. Cl'i Taylor Hale William G., clerk Commercial Hotel Hale William J., painter, r. 21 Fulton Hale k Co. (W. E. Hale) stockbrokers, 317 Montgom- ery Hale & Norcross Silver Miniug Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Joel F. Lightner secretary, 58 Nevada Block a^ Hale. See Haile Halemhuber Ernst, waiter Vienna Oardens, r. 702 Harrison Halet Joseph, butcher, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Ya- zoo Haley Andrew, carpenter, r. 212 Steuart Haley Annie, domestic 2311 Webster Haley Bartletttl. (Dennan & Haley) r. 516 Second Haley Carrie Mfss, dressmaker, 5 Sixth Haley Catherine, widow, r. 12 Chesley Haley Charles C, traveling salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 707 Montgomery Av Haley Charles M., clerk freight auditor C. P. RE., r. 574 Folsom Haley Charles S. (Woodbury & Haley) r. Oakland Haley Daniel T., dairyman, r. 2002 Buchauan Haley Dennis J., speculator, r. 29 Dupont Haley Ellen, widow, r. 15 Alta Haley Hannah, widow, r. 1610 Leavenworth Haley Howard, shipjoiner Dickie Bros., r. 316 Fourth Haley James, capitalist, r. 1611 Leavenworth Haley James, tinsmith, r. N s Moulton, bet Fillmore and Stelner Haley James H., calker, r. Boyce, nr Geary Haley James M., clerk, r. 1610 Leavenworth Haley James W., dairyman, r. SE cor Webster and . Lombard Haley Jennie, widow, furnished rooms, 704 Folsom Haley Jeremiah, bootblack International Hotel Haley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter Haley Johanna, widow, r. 10 Elizabeth Haley John, driver C. F. Dryer, r. 721 Vallejo Haley John, laborer, r. 8 Rose Av Haley John, laborer, r. 429 Stevenson Haley John, laborer, r. 1824^2 Bush Haley John, laborer John Kelso, r. NW cor Powell and Bay Haley John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 49 Jessie Haley John, peddler, r. Wayne, nr Crescent Av, B. H. Haley John, seaman, r. 100 M Jackson Haley John Jr., hackman, Plaza, r. 1317 Stockton Haley John G., laborer, r. 20)4 Harriet Haley John H., S. F. Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Haley John J., real estate agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 58, r. 605 Buch- anan Haley John M., eclectic physician, 652 Market, r. Oakland Haley Katie Miss, bookfolder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 218 Van Ness Av Haley Mary, widow, r. 163 Minna Haley Michael, laborer, r. 6 Heron Haley Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Sixth and King Haley Michael, teamster J. Morton k Co., r. 530 Sev- enteenth Haley Michael, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. S 8 Seven- teenth, bet Folsom and Harrison Haley Michael, laborer Po'trero Gas Works, r. Sierra, nr Kentucky Haley Michael C, clerk, r.2309 Octavla Haley Michael E., carriagemaker P. J. O'Brien Ji Sons, r. ItilO Leavenworth Haley Parrick, fouudryman, r. 12 Converse Haley Robert S., clerk City and County Hospital Haley Sampson M. B., artesian well-borer, r. 2207 Fillmore Haley Thomas, longshoreman, r. 5 Decatur Haley Timothy, laborer, r. 542 Mission Haley W. H., inspector Custom House Haley William, dairyman, r. 2062 Buchanan Haley William, longshoreman, r. 32 Natoma, rear Haley William, workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r. 110 Sixth ay Haley. See Healey and Healy Halferty Frank, oiler, r. 25 Natouia Half Mil^ Track. Lawrence & Eoff proptrs, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Point Lobos Avs Halford Richard, butcher O. and O. SS. Arabic Halford Thomas, carpenter, r. 27 Minna Halin James, waiter, r. 21 Fulton, rear Halin John, liquor saloon, 4 Washington Halin Peter, bartender Charles Lutzen, r. 915 Union Halker James, fireman, r. 236 Brannan Halkett William, carriage builder, 36 Hayes, r. 101 Oak Hall Abijah L., salesman Charles D. Ladd, r. 12 Hope- ton Terrace Hall Abraham, salesman Ellis & Miller,'r. 1612 Clay Hall Addie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Hall A. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2235 Mission Hall A. t (A. I. Hall 4 Son) r. New York Hall A. I. KOMI>TI.Y ATTKNDEO TO OFFICE, ti48 MARk^kT MTRFFT. HAL 513 HAL Hall Francis L., machinist Pac. Iron WorJie, r. 306 Folsom Hall Frank, bollermaker J. V. Hall. r. 1711 Buchanan Hall Frank, clerk Harder, Liise & Co., r. NE cor Fill- more and Lombard Hall Frank, fireman tug Frolic Hall Frederick, waiter City and County Hospital Hall Frederick C, r. 1414 Post Hall Frederick D., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 28 Stone Hall Frederick D. Mrs., chambermaid Palace Hotel.r. 28 Stone Hall Gardner S., coffee saloon, .'522 California, r. 33 Julian Av Hall Gaven D., attorney at law, r. 1018 Twentieth Hall George (Lewis & Co.) r. 847 Harrison Hall George, bootblack, r. 217 Third Hall George, chairmaker Wakefield Battan Co. r. NE cor Lombard and Fillmore Hall George, clerk Herman G. Sahnke, r. SE cor Six- teenth and Dolores Hall George, hostler Pac. Transfer Co., r. 73 Steven- son Hall George, shoemaker, r. William Tell House Hall George A. J., driver W. B. Megilligan,r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School Hall George E., printer Alta Job Office, r. Abbots- ford House Hall George M., ship liner, r. 261 First Hall George N., seaman, r. 800 Montgomery Hall George W.*, bookkeeper London and San Fran- cisco Bank, r. Alameda Hall George W., driver Lick Laundry, r. 307 Fourth Hall Gilbert C. (Davisson, Hall & Co.) r. Alameda Hall Hans, watchman, r. 1214 York Hall Harriet A., seamstress, r. 4 Trenton Hall Harry A., traveling salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 721 Market Hall Harry E., with A. I. Hall & Son, 528-530 Market Hall Harvey, toll collector Green St. Wharf, r. 2930 Howard Hall Henry, carpenter, r. 1214 York Hall Henry, starter N. B. and M. RR., r. 7 Perry Hall Henry, waiter, r. 48 Fourth Hall Henry J., mining, 85 Montgomery Block, r. Pal- ace Hotel Hall Henry K. (Hall Brothers) r. Port Blakeley, Wash- ington Territory Hall Henry M., with Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 914 Taylor Hall Henry M., bricklayer, r. 502 Francisco Hall Herbert E., grain broker, r. 846 Mission Hall Hubbard E., attorney at law, 623 Commercial, r. Oakland Hall H. W. Mrs., teacher, r. 2635 Howard Hall I. Eldridge, salesman Erzgraber & Briggs, r. 929 Clay Hall Isaac R. (Ballard & Hall) r. 1429 Geary Hall Israel C, engineer, r. 521 Pacific Hall James (Crummey & Hall) r. 125 Silver Hall James, blacksmith, r. 217 Third Hall James, carder, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk Hall James, hop dealer, r. 711 California Hall James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Hall James, saw filer, r. NE cor Fillmore and Lom- bard Hall James D., blacksmith, r. 1227 Clay Hall James F., clerk, r. 104 Taylor Hall James H., r. 211 Twenty-second, bet Howard and Shotwell Hall James M., carpenter, r. 44 Jessie, rear Hall James V., proptr Sacramento Boiler Works, 214- 218 Beale, r. 1711 Buchanan Hall James W., wood buyer, r. 1535 Howard Hall Jane E. Mrs., dressmaker, 504 Valencia Hall J. C, driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RR., r. 620 Fourth Hall Jennie C, r. 11 Rincon Av Hall Jennie F. Miss, r. 2618 Bryant Hall J. M., conductor N. B. and M.RB., r. 829 Folsom Hall John, clerk, r. 12 Harlan PI Hall John, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Amador, r. Oak- land Hall Jolin C. , attorney at law, 240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4, r. 2034 Bush Hall John P., clerk, r. 1048 Folsom Hall John S., pressman Bacon & Co., r. NE cor Lom- bard and Fillmore Hall John W., law student George A. Nourse, r. 518 Taylor Hall Joseph C, policeman, r. 740 Pine Hall Joseph F. Mrs., widow, r. 1021 Hyde Hall Josiah, watchman freight depot S. P. RR., r. 525 Fifth Hall Lavinia Miss, artificial flowermaker, r. 1227 Clay Hall Leon, salesman Charles D. Ladd, r. 12 Hopeton Terrace Hall Louis L., woodcarver Charles S. Hoffman, r. 418 Capp Hall Lovick P., compositor, r. 215 Second Hall Luther A., route agent Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- press, r. Russ House HaU M. A. Mrs., propr Florence House, NW cor Pow- '^11 and Ellis Hall Marcus P., stockbroker, 330 Pine, r. 1222 Pine Hall Maria Miss, hairdresser, r. 1227 Clay Hall Mary J . Mrs. .private detective, r. 527 3^ Greenwich Hall M. C, clerk The S. F. News Co., r. 1118 Howard Hall Nathaniel, barber, r. 28 Stone Hall Nettie Miss, r. 903'^ Shotwell Hall Norman H., clerk, r. 28 Minna Hall of Kecorcls , new City Hall, SE cor Market and McAllister Hall Otho N., with Hutchinson & Mann, 322 Call- fornia Hall Patrick J., clerk, r. 1048 Folsom Hall Peter, r. 788 Harrison Hall Peter, shlpjoiner Dickie Bros., r. 624 Fourth Hall Philander D. Jr., salesman James DeLa Montan- ya, r. 1510 Taylor Hall Ralph, cigars and tobacco, 1128>4 Folsom Hall Raymond, conductor Market St. RR., r. NW cor Julian Av and Fifteenth Hall R. B. & Co. (Richard B. Hall) private detectives, 229 Kearny Hall Richard A., laborer, r. 1017 Pacific Hall Richard B. (R. B. Hall & Co.; r. Oakland Hall Richard B., physician, office and r. 1415 Stock- ton Hall Robert, r. 825 Twentieth Hall Robert, machinist Hedges & Dillenberg, r. 14 Lewis PI Hall Robert C, bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W., r. 914 Taylor Hall Robert H., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 21 Ninth Hall Samuel, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 35 Garden Hall Samuel H., physician, 326 Kearny Hall Samuel M. (HaU & Kearney) r. 2022 Van Ness Av Hall Sarah Miss, r. 420 Sixth Hall Sarah Miss, costumer Jahn & Foster, r. 1227 Clay Hall Sarah B. Miss, missionary, r. 1615 California Hall Seth B., attorney at law, r. 101 Twenty-fourth Hall Sidney, tinsmith, r. 125 Silver Hall S. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1227 Clay Hall S. R. Mrs., confectionery, 916 Market Hall S. Rush, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 916 Mar- ket Hall Thomas, r. 227 Second Hall Thomas, laborer, r. 624 Fourth Hall Thomas, shoemaker, r. 550 Mission Hall Thomas, watchman, r. NE cor Hermann and Va- lencia Hall Thomas D., jewelry and clocks, 37 Sixth, r. 1130 Market Hall Wallace, r. 726 Laguna Hall W. F., clerk, r. Brooklyn Hotel Hall William, barrel dealer, r. 331 San Jose Av Hall William, butcher, r. 31 Welsh Hall William, clerk Simpson & Millar, 522 California Hall William, forgeman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 112 Fair Oaks Hall William, lumber dealer, r. 1030 Howard Hall William, proptr California Dairy, S s France Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road, oflftce 35 Eddy Hall William, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. NE cor Lombard and Fillmore Hall William A., r. 2806 Buchanan Hall William A., stockman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. U2 Fair Oak Hall William D. L., clerk, r. 1222 Folsom Hall William E., sergeant police, r. 209'Turk Hall William F., clerk, r. 324 Ellis Hall William P., mate Cal. S. N. stmr Mary Garratt Hall Winslow, carpenter and builder, office 28 New Montgomery, r. 424 Ellis Hall Winslow G. (Hall Brothers) r. 1612 Clay Hall Woodbury K., driver Market St. RR., r. 2618 Bryant G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market St., INTERIOR DECORATORS, Wholetale nud Retail dealers In Paper HauKiugi^t and all kinds of Window Shade Materials and Fixtures. 32 HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, Fi;i,TOW IKUN >V4»KHK, 213 Fremont Mtreet, Alaiuifactureriiot AnuklKJkniJkUuK Panw and StetUen*. HAL 514 HAL Hall & Kearney (Samuel M. Hall and James Kearney) proprietors Parker House, fil7 Mont- gomery Hallos Safe and Lock Co., C. B. Parcells mana- ger, -211-213 California Hallahan Annie, vridow, r. £ 8 Nebraska, bet Yuba and Yolo HHllahan Edward, cigarmaker, r. Golden Gate Hotel Hallahan Eugene, blacksmith, r. 1405 Folsom Hallahan Eugene S , machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 247 Langton Hallahan James, porter auditor's dept 8. P. BR., r. 525 Natoma Hallahan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 270 Minna Hallahan John J., clerk Tax Ctollector, r. 1405 Folsom Hallahan Michael, laborer, r. 1727 Market Hallahan Patrick, porter S. P. KR., r. 525 Natoma Hallahan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 57 Natoma Hallahan Thomas K., blacksmith Potrero Gas Works, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada e^ Hallahan. See Holihan and Holohan Hallas Charles, woolsorter Pac. Scouring Co., r. 1160 Folsom , Hallbeck Harris P., seaman Bchr Lizzie Madison, r. 12 Washington Hallbeck Theodore, longshoreman, r. 26 J4 Welsh Halleek Building, E s Sansome, bet Sacramento and Halleck Halleek George, r. 129 Third Halleck Luke, conductor, r. 1108 Steiaer Haller Blasius, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 428 Fifth Haller Joseph, tinsmith, r. Moiiltou, bet Fillmore and Steiner Haller Lucas, turner Cal. Mill, r. 240 Taylor Haller William, millhand Laumeister Mills, r. Coopers Home l»" Haller. See Heller and Holler Hallett Albtrt, student, r. 519 Brannan Hallett Alouzo (Edward P. Allis & Co.) r. 1626 How- ard Hallett Arthur, plumber, r. 519 Brannan Hallett Charles O., trnveling salesman Sanderson & Horn, r. 9ai Valencia Hallett Edward, laborer, r. 317 Third Hallett George H. (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r. Palace Hotel Hallett James, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.. r. 23 Freelon Hallett Oliver Gt., liquor saloon, 13 Post, r. 227 Geary Hallett Winslow L., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r. 315 Eighteenth Hallgarten Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1305 Octavia Hallickson Peter, tailor Fred. Steglitz, r. 1105 Powell Halliday I., laborer Custom House, r. 1232M Vallejo Halliday Jennie, r. 13), Treat Av SS?"Halliday. See Hallidie, HoUaday and HoUiday Halliden Charles J., salesman Shirek & Tonner, r. 517 Pine HalHdie A. S., president California Wire Works, suspension bridge builder, and proprietor patent endless ropeway, factory NE cor Vallejo and San- some, office 6 California, r. 1026 Washington Hallier Henry, laborer Martin Holje, r. E s De Haro, bet Center and El Dorado Hallinan Bridi^et, r. 1212 Mission Hallinan Dennis, laborer, r. 20 Tehama Hallinan Jack J., liquor saloon, 865 Market Hallinan John, boilermaker Moynihan k Aitken, r. 620 Second Hallinan John F., porter Newton Bros. & Co., r. SE cor Twentieth and Sanchez Hallinan John J., sale^an O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 110 Hyde Hallinan Mary, widow, r. 620 Second Hallinan Michael, laborer Presidio Reservation Hiillinan Michael, longshoreman, r. 214 First Hallinan Michael J., saddler Main & Winchester, r. cor Twentieth and Sanchez Hallinan Nathaniel, blacksmith, r. SE cor Trinidad aud Platte Hallinan Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Trinidad and Platte Hallinan Timothy, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. 620 Second Hallinan William, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32 Minna Hallisy Ellen, widow, r. 726 Brannan Kallmann R. 8., r. 120 Fourth Hallock George, actor, r. 743 Folsom Halloran Annie, widow, r. Nebraska, nr San [Bruno Road Halloran Charles M., polisher J. S. Bennett, r. 627 Second • Halloran Florence, longshoreman, r. 60 Jessie Halloran John, r. 645 Natoma Halloran John, carpenter, r. 1103 Mason Halloran John, fireman O. R. and N. S8. Oregon, r. 103 Freelon Halloran Lizzie Miss, typesetter Painter k Co., r. 709 Howard Halloran M., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works Halloran Margaret, r. 417 Sutter, rear Halloran Patrick, coal passer O. R. and N.83. Oregon, r. 103 Freelon Halloran Thomas, blacksmith Potrero Gas Works, r. W s Iowa, bet Nevada and Sierra Halloran Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Cas- tro and Twenty-fourth Halloran Timothy, r. 1103 Mason Halloran William, plumber, r. 1927 Bush Hallowell Caleb, workman coiner's de|>t U. S. Mint, r. 607 Hyde Hallowell Samuel E., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 925 Broadway Hallowell Sylvester, bartender John WheUn, r. 1110 Fillmore Hallows Alfred, assistant exchange teller London and S. F. Bank, r. 1 Bush St. PI Hallwegen Brothers (John and George) stationers and printers, 32 Turk Hallwegen George (Hallwegen Brothers) r. 32 Turk Hallwegen John (Hallwegen Brothers) r. 32 Turk Hall> Michael W., wool sorter, r. 920 Howard HalmerS., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Halmstrom Bernard, seaman, r. 12 Washington Halpenny Horace C, painter, r. 36 Harriet Halphen Celestine G., widow, r. 413 Jones Halpin James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 53 Jessie Halpin John, r. 21 Zoe Halpin John J., solicitor Willcox & Gibbs 8ewing Machine Co., r. 528 )t Nlrr4>t, oorner Spear. ' HAL 515 HAM Halverson Swaio, batcher Arnold & Cutting, r. 1324 Valencia Ham Frederick, lather, r. 211 Minua Ham Richard E. (Kenton, Holmes & Co.) r. Santa Clara B^ Ham. See Hamm Haman Annie MiBS, assistant St. Paul's School, r. 2241 Mission Haman John, blacksmith, r. 2241 Mission Haman Thomas C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 113 Oak Hamaun Eva Miss, r. 1113 Montgomery Hamann Hermina, widow, r. 1115 Montgomery Hamann Julius, farmer, r. German Hotel Hamann Louis, compositor Post, r. 4 Taylor PI Hamann Pauline Miss, r. 1115 Montgomery Hamaun Theresa Mrs., musician Vienna Gardens, r. 4 Taylor PI Hamberger Emile, widow, r. 215 Fifteenth Hamberger Lou. Miss, saleslady W. G. Bradshaw, r. 215 Fifteenth Hamberger Louis C, jewelry case maker Antonio Muhs, r. 22 Willows Av Hamberger Sebastian, cooprr, r. 118 Drumm Hamberger William, jewelry case maker Antonio Muhs, r. 215 Fifteenth SST Hiimberger. See Hamburger Hambke Charles, seaman, North Pacific Hotel Hamble William, clerk, r. 23 Jessie Hanibletonian Liivery Stable, William McCaf- ferty proprietor, 2417 Mission Hamblin Charles C, carpenter, r. NE cor Falkland and San Bruno Road Hamblin Charles H., lather, r. 529 Sacramento Hamblin E. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Mason Hamblin Thomas, foreman L. G. Sresovich & Co. . r. 405 Taylor Hambly F., r. 1205 Lsguna Hambly T. N., r. 1205 Laguna Hamburg Adam, upholsterer, r. 103 Fifteenth Hamburg-Americau Steamship Co., J. F. Meinke & Co., agents, 401 California Hamburg Board of Underwriters, Hellmann Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front Hamburg- Bremen Fire Insurance Co., Philip, Speyer & Co. agents, 425 California Hamburg Edward, waiter, r. 103 Fifteenth Hamburjv-Olagdebur^ Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg) Gutte & Frank general agents, 307 California Hamburg Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California, room 3 Hamburg William, glove cutter Fred. H. Busby Hamburger Aaron B., salesman A. S. Rosenthal k Co. r. 13 Leavenworth Hamburger Asher, r. 609 Ellis Hamburger David B., salesman Sachs, Heller & Co., r. 13 Leavenworth Hamburger G. & Bro. (Gustav and Morris) clothing, 60 Third Hamburger Gustav (G. Hamburger & Brother) r. 941 Folsom Hamburger Henry, salesman, r. 13 Leavenworth Hamburger J. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Leavenworth Hamburger Manuel, clerk Freund & Co., r. 13 Leaven- worth Hamburger Martin E., waiter, r. 1023 Stockton Hamburger Morris (G. Hamburger & Brother) r. 941 Folsom K?" Hamburger. See Hamberger Hamden James, waiter, r. 366 Natoma Hamel William, laborer, r. 11 Pacific Hamer George H., whitener, 802 Mission, r. 417 Bush Hamer Harry H., corresponding secretary general superintendent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1020 Hyde Hamer Henry C, locksmith, r. 313)4 Ellis Hamer Thomas, bartender, r. 214 Prospect PI Hamer Thurston, bookkeeper William B. Hooper & Co., r. Russ House Hamer Willard, r. 1303 )< Polk Hamerslag Abraham, office 320 Sansome, room 39, r. 703 Market Hamertou CharlesW., whiplash maker, r. 1506'Church Hamertou Eliza, widow, r. 1506 Church Hamerton John W., policeman, r. 1610 West Mission Hamerton Leila Miss, r. 331 Twenty-ninth Hamerton Rita Miss, r. 331 Twenty-ninth Hamerton William C, foreman Keyston Bros., r. 331 Twenty-ninth Hamill Amelia H. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School, r. 2203 Devisadero Hamill Charles P., with Solomon Tesmore, r. UH Ritch Hamill John K. , notary public and commissioner of deeds. 329 Montgomery, r. 25 Dorland Hamill Jones K., compositor Chronicle, r. 22 Geary Hamill Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 247 Ritch Hamill Patrick H., salesman Eeane Bros., r. 25 Dor- land Hamill Rose, widow, r. 25 Dorland Hamill Thomas, waiter City and County Hospital Hamill William A., architect, r. 25 Dorland e^ Hamill. See Hammell and Hammill Hamilton A., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 912 Taylor Hamilton Alexander, machinist, r. 529 Sacramento Hamilton Alexander, tobacco cutter John Heerdink & Co. Hamilton Alexauder, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 216 Langton, rear Hamilton Ann, widow, r. 6 Hodges Alley Hamilton Ann, liquor saloon, 412 Pacific Hamilton Anthony, engineer, r. 1248 Mission Hamilton A. S. Jr., r. Palace Hotel Hamilton Augustus, porter, r. 515 Vallejo Hamilton Callaghan, shoemaker, r. 2615 Sutter Hamilton Caroline, widow, r. 539 Howard Hamilton Carrie, Miss, r. 670 Twentieth Hamilton Carrie L. Mrs., assistant Grant Primary School, r. 337 k Tenth Hamilton Charles A., miner, r. 2050 Mission Hamilton Clara Mrs., r. 931 Market Hamilton Claude T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 1012 Broadway Hamilton D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. Antioch Hamilton Edward P , contractor, r. 3012 Mission Hamilton Erastus, clerk freight auditor 0. P. BR., r. 2009 Mission Hamilton Elijah S., messenger U. S. Mint, r. East Oakland Hamilton Francis W., foreman Centennial Planing Mill, r. 1018 Capp Hamilton Frank P., laborer, r. 722 Montgomery Hamilton Frederick F. (Percy & Hamilton) r. 1237 Stockton Hamilton Gideon A., engineer Union Box Factory, r. 1248 Mission Hamilton Grammar School, William A. Robertson principal, S s Geary, nr Pierce Hamilton Hall, SW cor Geary and Steiner Hamilton Hugh G., liquor saloon, NE cor Illinois and Humboldt Hamilton J., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Oakland Hamilton James, r. 124 Shipley Hamilton James (William McAfee & Co.) r. 25 Twenty-third Hamilton James, contractor, r. 704 Howard Hamilton James, oiler N. B. and M. RB., r. 829 Folsom Hamilton James, rigger, r. 4 Laurence PI Hamilton James B., r. 814 Buchanan Hamilton James M., detective, r. 16 Capp Hamilton James M., shipping clerk Baker & Hamil- ton, r. 45 Liberty Hamilton James T., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 440)^ Shipley Hamilton James T., vice principal Lincoln Grammar School, r. 203 Powell Hamilton James W., foreman Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. 731 Ivy Av Hamilton John, blacksmith William T. Garratt, r. West Oakland Hamilton John, carpenter, r. 261 First Hamilton John, conductor, r. 704 Howard Hamilton John, laborer, r. E s California Av, bet Howard and Folsom Hamilton John C, copyist County Clerk, r. 421 Bryant Hamilton John Rae, manager Commercial Union Assurance Co., 210 Sansome, r. 1420 Larkiu Hamilton Joseph, saddler, r. 421 Bryant Hamilton Margaret, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory ' Hamilton Margaret, widow, r. E s Columbia PI, nr Rutledge Av, B. H. Hamilton Martha Miss, r. 103 Fell Hamilton Mary (Miller & Hamilton) r. 60 Third Hamilton Mary Mrs., r. 1114 York TnilMAM ICIIAM 0 Pfl AGBICTJLTTJBAL IMPLEMENTS .1 nUMAN. loHAIll & UU,,509,511Marl[etSt. wagons. Biiiigie5,Cama8[es.6Uaa^i/gijie!i WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: .I4»IIIV 'IVI«i)inOKE:, Ofllcc I3» Wprar Ktrv^t. Ynrdii: 12» (4> 147 Ni><*ur Mt., and 26, 28 Howard Nt. HAM 516 HAM a 1^ © © O o u 0) 4J •M ac u u H H Hamilton Miller, miner, r. 321 Tehama Hamilton Napier, carpenter Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. Oakland Hamilton Richard, coachman, 525 Harrison Hamilton Robert, r. 129 Sixth Hamilton Robert, hallman Occidental Hotel, r. 321 California Hamilton Robert, longshoreman, r. 4C Everett Hamilton Robert, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s Railrc^ad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica ~ " " conductor Market St. RR., r. 425 seaman P. M. SS. City of Bio de W s & Hamilton Robert J Twenty-second Hamilton Robert J Janeiro Hamilton Robert M. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1015 Cali- fornia Hamilton Roland G., timekeeper City ER., r. 1641 Mission Hamilton Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r, Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Hamilton Samuel, waiter Hermansen, Jorgensen Co., r. 30 Perry Hamilton Samuel J., butcher N. J. Bailey, r. 421 Bry- ant , \ Hamilton S. W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hamilton Thomas J., contractor and builder, r. 334 Sixth Hamilton Virginia Mrs. , r. 930 Market Hamilton William, r. Grand Hotel Hamilton William C, manager musical dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 105 Capp Hamilton William H., clerk, r. 114 Fourth Hamilton William J., train dispatcher C. P. RR., r. 1023 Hyde Hamilton William T. , undertaker, r. 139 Fourth Hamilton W. J., mining, r. 19 Sixth Hamilton W. J. Mrs., teacher telegraphing Heald's Business College, r. 1023 Hyde Hamlen Mortimer J., clerk, r. 529 Valencia Hamlin Charles H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r. Alameda Hamlin Henry H., driver Summit Ice Co., r. 420 Bry- ant Hamlin Horace H., teamster C. C. Shattuck k Co., r. 1112}^ Mason Hamlin Lewis, drayman, 6 Sutter, r. 885 Seventeenth Hamlin S. L., r. Montgomery's Hotel Hamilton Square Presbyterian Church, Rev. J Bird pastor, SW cor Geary and Steiner Hamlin Thomas, salesman L. G. Sresovich & Co. 405 Taylor Hamlyn William, seaman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. Steuart Hamm Anne, widow, r. 408 Capj) Hamm Henry S., seaman, r. 238 Steuart Hamm Jacob W., conductor Central RR., r. 1603 Eddy Hamm John H., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 408 Capp Hamm Joseph, wireweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 1016 Market Hamm Louis ,T., bookkeeper Anglo-Calif omian Bank, r. 2922 Clay Hamm Mark, molder Nationallron Works, r. 526 How- ard Hamm Siegfried, second steward P. M. SS. Colima ST* Hamm. See Ham Hamma Irvin, carpenter, r. 645 5^ Stevenson Hsmmam Baths, Dr. Joseph Starson proptr, 11-13 Du- pont Hammar Lars F., real estate, r. 2011 Dupont Hammur Oliver, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s Railroad Av, bet Corea and Bahama Hammarberg Augusta C, dressmaker, r. 18 Lewis PI Hammell John, lumberman, r. 317 Harrison Hammell Louis A., r. 1606 Howard Hammell Samuel P., blacksmith Thomas Roberts, r. 18 Js Stevenson Av Hammell W. B., student Heald's Business College Hammell William F., r. KiOd Howard 9^ Hammell. See Haiuill and Hammill Hammer A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hammer Alexander, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Hammer August, confectioner, r. 14 De Boom Hammer Christian, laborer Codington, Wilcox & Co., r. Tenerifife, bet St. John and Tombigbee Hammer Edward H., r. 44 Silver Hammer Edward H. Jr., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 44 Silver Hammer Emile, clerk Noah 8. Thompson, r. 11 Mar- ket R. 26 Hammer Frederick H. (John Ziegenbein & Co.) r. 718 Guerrero Hammer John, coppersmith, r. 113 Freelon Hammer John F. (Hammer, Leist & Co.) r. Oakland Hammer John H., barber Geo. Diefenbacher, r. 3 Ce- dar Av Hammer Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 547 Mission Hammer Kate, r. 313 Geary Hammer K. M. Mrs., r. 713 Bush Hammer, Leist ^ Co. (John F. Hammer, C. J. Leist and A. Merle) commission merchants, 409- 411 Front Hammer Peter, seaman schr War Eagle, r. 15 Pacific Hammerberg Werner, seaman, r. 30 Clay Hammerlind Don A., grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 54 First Hammeroro Peter, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 14 Folsom Hammers Albert, saddle and harnessmaker, 526 Hayes Hammerschlag John, butcher, r. 274 Jessie Hammerschlag Mattes, diy and fancy goods, 1237 Da- pont, r. 518 }4 Montgomery Av Hammerschmidt A. J., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Hammerschmidt Edward, steward Hemme & Maurer, r. 407 Stevenson Hammersmith Charles, cook, r. 410 Ellis Hammersmith Charles, clerk Louis Oesterreicher, r. 1428 Turk Hammersmith Frederick, barber, 607 Laguna, r. 613^ Laguna Hammersmith John, barber, r. 1428 Turk Hammersmith John A., salesman John Levy & Co., and instructor gymnastics Olympic Club, r. 1926 Sutter Hammersmith John E., collector, r. 228 O'Farrell Hammersmith Louis, traveling salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1428 Turk Hammersou William, shipsmith, r. 56 Zee Hammes Jacob, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1010 Montgomery Av Hammes Otto, milk dairy, N s Fourteenth, nr Guer- rero Hammett Alice J. Mrs., r. 137 Hayes Hammett George, teamster, r. SE cor Trinidad and Railroad Av Hammill James, teamster, r. 322 Van Ness Av B^ Hammill. See Hamill and Hammell Hammitt Charles O. B. S., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 327 Montgomery Hammitt John N., coppersmith S. P. RR., r. 104 Vicksburg Hammond , chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 8 Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa Hammond Aitken, inventor, r. 1807 Mission Hammond Anselm C, secretary United Laud Assn. and mining secretary, 401 California, room 7, r. 1411 Washington Hammond Anselm C. Jr., clerk insurance dept Falk- ner. Bell & Co., r. 1411 Washington Hammond Arthur, carpenter, r. 5 Verona Hammond Arthur Jr., polisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 5 Verona Hammond Charles, cook, r. 310 Folsom, rear Hammond Charles H., gardener, and lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Hampshire, nr Santa Clara Hammond Daniel P. (D. P. Hammond & Co.) r. 2211 Fillmore Hammond D. P. & Co. (Daniel P. Hammond) mnfrs agents, 516-518 Market Hammond Etta E. Miss, teacher, r. 2732 Howard Hammond George, teamster Eorn & McCarthy, r. SW cor Gough and Ivy Av Hammond Henry O., clerk Howe k Hall. r. 1233 Pa- cific Hammond Henry T., porter, r. 9 Miles PI Hammond James, bookkeei>er E. Raas & Co., r. 223 Jessie Hammond James, longshoreman, r. 713 Filbert Hammond James H., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 48 Minna Hammond Jesse, gardener, r. 45 Everett Hammond John, chicken ranch, W s Clara Av, nr Sixteenth Hammond John, manager La Grande Laundry, 648 Market, r. 21 Lafayette Hammond John, millwright and car works, 42-60 Beale, and 302-304 Mission, r. 407 Oak Han)mond John Hays (Wagoner & Hammond) office, 318 Pine, room 38 LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. H9 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY CiO<>I> WORK. I^OW PRICES. HAM 517 HAN Hammond John J., agent La Grande Laundry, r. 28 Albion Av Hammond John W., blacksmith, r. 1025 Sutter Hammond Joseph H., cutter clothing dept U. S. A. r., 2732 Howard Hammond Letitia Miss, dressmaker, r. 963 Mission Hammond Mary, widow, r. 618 Minna, rear Hammond Nathaniel, foreman B. P. Flint, r. 1703 Leavenworth Hammond Oscar, signpainter Jabez S. Swan, r. 759 Harrison Hammond Peter, r. 5 Verona Hammond Richard P., office NE cor Fourth and Town- send, r. Palace Hotel Hammond Richard W., stevedore, and extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 212 Union Hammond Roland Q., receiver City RR., r. 1641 Mission Hammond Samuel C, butcher C. E. Edwards, r. 544 5^ Natoma Hammond Thomas, architect, r. 5 Verona Hammond Thomas B., clerk The S. F. News Co., r. 1002 Powell Hammond Thomas J., student, r. 119 Haigbt Hammond Thomas M., laborer, r. 703}^ Davis Hammond William, physician and surgeon, office and r. 859 Mission Hammond William A., watchmaker and jeweler, 4 Sixth, r. 2738 Sixteenth Hammond William B., salesman Howe & Hall, r. S s Eighteenth, nr Douglass Hammond William H., painter, r. 411 Pacific Hammond William T., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 2 Hubbard Hampe Frederick, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery Hampshire George H., cigars and tobacco, 731 Davis Hampshire Henry, clerk, r. 1509 Leavenworth Hampson Joseph, helper Capitol Mills, r. 552 5^ Na- toma Hampson Rufus A., patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 552 ?4 Natoma Hampton A. E. Mrs., r. 634 Hayes Hampton Caswell D., with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 626 Sutter Hampton Charles W., model and electrical instru- ment maker, 607 Mission, r. 1127 Broadway Hampton David F., teamster, r. 174 Clementina Hampton John, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Hampton John C. (Hubbell, Shattuck & Co.) r. Vir- ginia City, Nev Hampton Leo F., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 813 Howard Hampton Mary, domestic 2510 Clay Hampton Robert, gastitter, r. 813 Howard Hampton William, r. 174 Clementina Hampton William, electrical instrument maker Pac. BtU Telephone Co., r. 1123 Broadway Hams Thomas, second mate schr Edward Parke, r. 7 Commercial Hamstreet Albert, driver City RR. Co., r. 1723 Mis- si on Hanak Frederick, carpenter, r. cor Seventeenth and Harrison Hanak Jacob, jeweler, r. 706 Pine Hanamney John, ice cutter Cal. and Nev. Ice Co., r. 821 Howard Hanan Leo, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 417 Hyde Hanavan John H., bricklayer, r. 1705 Jessie, rear Hanavan Thomas J., machinist, r. 913 Harrison Hanbury Peter, farmer, N 8 Ocean House Road, nr In- dustrial School Hanchette Emma A. Mrs., assistant North Cosmopoli- tan Grammar School, r. 824 Lombard Hanchette H. Jay, commercial editor Examinet, r. 824 Lombard Hancock Albert W., cloth finisher, r. 1731 Broadway Hancock Charles A., clerk Maine Lodging House, 614 Kearny Hancock Charles H., contractor, r. 620 Shotwell Hancock Charles T., bookkeeper E. Sikes & Co., r. 1024 Devisadero Hancock Frank O., shipcalker, r. 28 Silver Hancock Frederick, fuller, r. 1731 Broadway Hancock House, Samuel Hancock proptr, 781 Mission Hancock John, printer, r. 1731 Broadway Hancock John Jr., cigarmaker, r. 1731 Broadway Hancock McClellan, clerk Julius Buhlert, r. 1731 Broadway Hancock Paul, clerk Luhrs & Buhlert, r. 1731 Broad- way Hancock Robert S., laborer Golden State and Miners, Iron Works, r. 44 Minna Hancock Samuel, proptr Hancock House, 781 Mission, and Nevada House, 132 Sixth, r. 506 Ellis Hancock W. H., r. 329 Fourth Hancock William, r. 1033 Mission Hancock William D., hostler Record Livery and Sale Stable, r. 300 Laguna Hand George W. (G.W. Hand & Co.) r. 137 Third Hand G. W. & Co. (George W. Hand) carpenters, 634 Sacramento Hand John, r. 274 Minna Hand John, deckhand stmr Bullion Hand John J., driver Omnibus RR. r. 532 Howard Hand John S.. merchant tailor, 314 Kearny Hand Jo^iah, bookkeeper Bode & Searle, r. 2504 Clay Hand Stephen H., collector Commercial Insurance Co., r. 1720 Turk Hand William, tailor Jos. Wisluzil, r. 8 Virginia PI Hand William M., salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. 313 Turk Handel George, finisher P. Liesenfeld, r. 945 Folsom Handlen James S., r. 325 Minna Haudley Annie, domestic 950 Bryant Handley Charles J., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa Handley Frank, ship carpenter, r. 63 Shipley Handley James H., shipwright Matthew Turner, r. 1807 Howard Handley John, laborer, r. 33 Federal Handley Maggie Miss, furnished rooms, 636 Howard Haudley Martin H., longshoreman, r. 1405 Montgom- ery, rear Haudley Patrick, r. 1405 Montgomery, rear 8^" Handley. See Hauley Handlos Amelia E. Miss, saleslady W. G. Bradshaw, r. 229 Fifteenth Handlos J, W., jewelry box maker August H. Loch- baum, r. 229 Fifteenth Handlos Otto A., jeweler, r. 229 Fifteenth Handlos Theresa Mrs., branch bakery, 229 Fifteenth Handmann Erwin, janitor, r. 724 Lombara Handmann Frank, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 724 Lom- bard Handmann Oscar M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 724 Lombard Handmore Martin J., milkman, r. 1921 Bush Handy Belle Mrs., r. 737 Market Handy Elizabeth, widow, r. 11 Scott PI Handy Forrest N., seaman, r. SW cor Sutter and Hyde Handy George W., manager National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush, r. Oakland Handy Joseph L. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry Handy Li. N. & Co. (Lucien N. Handy, James L. Carthcut and Joseph L. Handy) coopers, commis- sion merchants, and dealers oils, walrus ivory and leather, 32 Clay Handy Lucien N. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry Handy Lucius, cooper, r. 243 Perry Handv Nelson A., traveling agent W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 403 Third Handy Stephen L., cooper, r. 243 Perry Handy Thomas, bartender, r. 228 Montgomery Av Handy Walter E., seaman P. C. SS. Dakota Hanekamp George F., bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor East and Folsom Haneke August, cook, r. 258 Clementina Haneke Carl, r. 516 Filbert Haneke George W., carpenter, r. 515 J$ Bush Hauell William, fireman tug Neptune, r. Jackson and Drumm Haney Hugh, stevedore, r. 56 Minna Haney John, shipcarpenter, r. 536 Third Haney Joseph, fireman, r. 541 First Haney Peter, second mate brig Orient, r. SW cor Mar- ket and East Haney William W., liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, r. 613 Jones BS^Haney. See Heaney, Heeney and Heney Hanford Emily, widow, r. 1402 Leavenworth Hanford Isaac B., painter, r. Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo Hanford James M., paymaster C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 7, r. 1205 Per- alta, Oakland Hangeland Ewald, seaman, r. 37 Sacramento Hanifan Daniel, laborer, t. iH Preston PI Hauifau David, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. Board- man PI, nr Brannan Hanitin Helen L. Miss, r. 1517 Stockton INTERIOR DECORATORS. G.W.CLARK k CO., 645 Marto St. H |I1«CK1,EY. KPIERK A HAYES, FULTON IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Street, julnufaetai^r* of R<»CK BREAKERS. RETORTS and ROASTINU FURNACE^ i •iH o u o e8 © h I as Q o o o HAN 518 HAN HaniQn James J., asKayer Ttioaias Price, r. Oakland Hanifin J. J. Jr., machinist U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Hanifln Michael, laborer E. J. Duffy, r. 733 Market Hanlfy Ann, widow, r. 1410 Masou Hanify John R., bookkeeper Moore & Smith, and Ackerson, Moore & Co., r. 1217Laguna Haniphy Frank, wheelwright, r. 7 Garden Haiiiphy Mary, widow, r. 1519 California Haniscb Frank, painter, r. 320Dupont Hauiech Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 320 Dopont Hanjes E. H., cigars and tobacco, 305 California, r. 342 Grove Hanke Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 328 Pine, r. Ill Capp Hanke Karl T., cook, r. NW cor Gough and Pacific Hanker Frank, weaver, r. 1327 Twenty-fourth Hankerson E., upholsterer, r. 314 Bush Hanks Amy Miss, saleslady John Hanly, r. 1047)4 Market Hanks Cal., teamster George Morrow, r. 39 Clay Hanks Henry G., State Mineralogist and mana- ger California State Mining Bureau, 212 Sutter, r. 1124 Greenwich Hanks Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 1047 Ji Market Hanks Mordecai W. (M. W. Hanks & Co.) r. 35 Mer- chants' Exchange Hanks M. W. & Co. (M. W. Hanks) mnfr red rubber stamps, 34-35 Merchants' Exchange Hanlan Welsh, blacksmith helper, r. 820 Howard Hanley F. E., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 203 Taylor Hanley Frank, laborer, r. Empire Lodgings Hanley Freeman, watchman, r. 511 Folsom Hanley George W., rigger, r. E s Folsom, nr Twenty- seventh i Hanley Harry G., clearing house clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, r. 218 Eddy Hanley James, policeman, r. 107 Minna Hanley James, salesman Holt Bros., r. 761 J4 Howard Hanley James S. (Hanley & Snow) r. 3046 Sixteenth Hanley John, clerk James R. Kelly & Co., r. 411 Oc- tavia Hanley John, coal passer P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 327 Fil- bert Hanley John, laborer Hibernia Brewery, r. 736 Te- hama Hanley John, yardman Charles R. Allen, r. 33 Federal Hanley John J., coppersmith Wagner & Todt, r. 18 Moss Hanley Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, NW cor Florida and Nineteenth Hanley Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 797 Stevenson Hanley Matthew J., foreman Thomas H. Armstrong, r. 325 Duncan Hanley M. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Hanley Michael, laborer, r. 428 Seventh Hanley Nathaniel, bartender Baldwin Bar, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Dolores and Church Hanley Patrick, r. 218 Eddy Hanley Patrick, laborf r, r. 428 J^ Seventh Hanley Patrick, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel Hanley Patrick, waiter, r. 18 Moss Hanley Peter, lather, r. 29 Freelon Hanley Thomas, carpenter, r. W s Billings PI, nr Greenwich Hanley Thomas, laborer, r. 107 Minna Hanley Thomas, longshoreman, r. 702 Alabama Hanley William, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 324 h Seventh Hanley William A., miner, r. 873' Mission Hanley William H., policeman, r. 110 William Hanley & Sno-w (James S. Hanley and Louis T. Snow) wholesale grocers and dealers ship stores, 126 California B^"Hanley. See Hanley, Handley and Henl«y Hanlin Matthew, liquor saloon. 773 Market, r. 765 Market Hanlon Alexander, sash and blindmaker, r. 118 Four- teenth Hanlon Amelia I. Miss, aRRistant West Mission St. Primary School, r. 990 Folsom Hanlon Annie, domestic 2ti'J0 Sacramento Hanlon B., r. Breslin Hotel Hanlon Bernard F., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 925 Mission Hanlon Bridget, domestic 1814 Geary Hanlon Cliarles F.,atturney atiaw. 16and44Pbe- lan Building, r. 11 South Park Hanlon Daniel, mining, r. 1520 Turk Hanlon Daniel, superintendent City Cemetery, r. 11 South Park Hanlon Edward, teamster Michelssen, Brown fc Co., r. 747 Brannan Hanlon Edward, waiter, r. 428 Clementina, rear Hanlon Ellen Miss, shoe cutter Buckingham & Hecbi, r. 747 Brannan Hanlon Ellen Mrs., groceries, 747 Brannan Hanlon Felix J., real estate, r. 990 Folsom Hanlon George, Jour. Shipwrrights' Assn Hanlon Georgie Miss, book sewer A. J. Leary, r. 716 Natoma Hanlon Henry P., bartender John J. Hanlon, r. 747 Brannan Hanlon John, r. 325 Minna Hanlon John, carpenter and builder, 2319 Fillmore, r. 716 Natoma Hanlon John, liquor saloon, 747 Brannan Hanlon John F., student, r. 11 South Park Hanlon John J., liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and Brannan Hanlon John R., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 308 Union, rear Hanlon Joseph, jeweler Levison Bros. r. 716 Natoma Hanlon Kate B. Miss, teacher piano, r. 747 Brannan Hanlon Mary Miss, substitute teacher, r. 747 Brannan Hanlon Michael, laborer, r. 453 J^ Tehama Hanlon Patrick, laborer, r. Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo Hanlon Philip, cigarmaker John H. Klahn, r. 747 Brannan Hanlon Richard, hostler, r. 223 Folsom Hanlon Richard, marblecutter, r. 27 Everett Hanlon Robert D. T., clerk John Hanlon, r. 747 Bran- nan Hanlon Timothy E., jeweler, r. 1110 Fillmore Hanlon Valentine, special policeman, r. 308 Union, rear Hanlon Valentine J., compositor, r. 308 Union, rear Hanlon W., sash and blindmaker, r. 118 Fourteenth Hanlon William, cook Kohlmoos & Gallagher, r. 17 Commercial Hanly Alice C. r. 13 Fulton Hanly Dennis J., glassblower, r. 730 Clementina Hanly Frank, with John Hanly, r. 1022 Folsom Hanly James, with John Hanly, r. 1037 Mission Hanly John, dry goods, 838 Market, r. 1022 Folsom Hanly John, waiter, r. 209 Leidesdorfi' Hanly John L., teamster, r. 22 Clay Hanly Kate, widow, r. 964 Howard Hanly Martin, clerk John Hanly, r. 1022 Folsom Hanly Mary A., widow, r. 730 Clementina Hanly Samuel, laborer Peter Trolan, r. S s Center.bet DeHaro and Rhode Island Hanly Thomas J., toll collector Spear St. Wharf, p. 204 M Ninth t&' Hanly. See Hanley Hanua Alexander, bookkeeper, r. St. Nicholas Hotel Hauna Hartley, cardriver, r. 721 Howard Hanna Carrie, copyist, r. 810 Taylor Hanua Catherine A. Mrs. (J. & P. N. Hanna) r. 546 Turk Hanna Ellen, widow, r. Twenty-fifth, nr Diamond Hanna G., farmer, r. 209 Tenth Hanna George, hay and grain, 859 Harrison Hanua George B., salesman Golden Gate Woolen Mufg Co., r. 519 Ellis Hanna H. H. Mrs., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's office, r. 711 Bush Hanna Hugh, turner George W. Fuller, r. E s Cali- fornia Av, bet Fair and Powell Avs, B. H. Hanna J. & P. N. (Mrs. Mary L., Mrs. Catherine A., and John Hauna) bags, twine, duck, felt and general merchandise, 308-310 Davie Hanna James G., dealer horses, r. 1357 Howard Hauna James L., plumber T. J. Healy, r. 13 Kate Hanna James L.. special agent Travelers Insurance Co., r. Oakland Hanua James McM., clerk, r. 519 Ellis Hanua James W., clerk Tax Collector, r. 209 Seventh Hanna John (J. & P. N. Hanna) r. 546 Turk Hanna John, engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 9 Taylor Hanna John, manager Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 2502 Fillmore Hanna John McM., clerk Scofield & Tevis, r. 519 Ellis Hanna Mary L. Mrs. (J. & P. N. Hanna) r. 546 Turk Hanua Michael, expressman, cor First and Brannan, r. y Gilbert Hanna Patrick R., shipcarpenter, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth L _J SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. *"'^'''"9*?JI,S?.T3K7t'-''*''«*'" J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iiupor(«rM of and I>eaIerH in COAli and PIU IBOST, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. HAN 519 HAN Hanna Robert G., r. 611 Lombard Hanna Robert J., bookkeeper, r. 1357 Howard Hanna Samuel, farmer, r. 209 Tenth Hannah Sarah Mrs., r. 519 Ellis Hanna Thomas, boUermater, r. 721 Howard Hanna William, clerk, r. 781 Mission Hanna William, stovemounter, r. 32 M Langton 1^" Hanna. See Baunah Hannaford E. T., flour packer Horace Davis & Co., r. Oakland Hannaford John H., r. 1(>2 Clementina Hanuagan Robert, r. 32 Fourth Hannagan William, house mover, r. 311 Bay Hannagan William H., student Heald's BnEiness Col> lege, r. 409 Ellis 8^ Hannagan. See Hannigan Hannah George L., salesman Main & Winchester, r. 502 Powell Hannah Levi, master mariner, r. 2010 Taylor Hannah Nellie F.. r. 632 Geary Hannah Thomas, porter Winchester House, r. ii Third t^" Hannah. See Hanna Hanuan Bernard, bartender John Lamb, r. 212 Steuart Hannan Catherine, 'iiriduw, r. 2 Freelon Hannau Celia, cook, fi05 Bush Hannan Daniel, expressman, cor Market and Front, r.- 1415 Pacific Hannan David, stove mounter W.W. Montague & Co., r. 2 Chatham PI Hannan Dennis, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. 462 Min- na, rear Hannan Ella Mrs., r. 613 Linden Av Hannan Henry, student Pac. Business College, r. 2241 Mission Hannan J., boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 2241 Mission Hannan James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 12 Perry Hannan James, porter, r. 293 Union Hannaa Jesse, seaman, r. German Hotel Hannan John, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 12 Perry ^ • Hannan John, miner, r. City Hotel Hannan John, real estate agent, r. NW cor Twenty- third and Point Lobos Avs Hannan John H. T., waiter P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 810 Folsom Hannan Joseph, clerk Chief Quartermaster's oflBce Presidio Reservation, r. 613 Linden Av Hannan Joseph, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel Hannan Margaret, widow, r. 1613 Van Ness Av Hannan Martin, harness maker William Cosble, and extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 144 Second Hannan Mary E., domestic 2224 Jackson Hannan Michael, boxmaker F. P. Flint, r. 4 Freelon Hannan Michael, laborer, r. 9 Zoe, rear Hannan Michael, liquor saloon, 17 Paciflc, r. 11 Lang- ton Hannan Thomas, laborer S. E. Gaslight Co., r. 8W cor Kansas and Sierra Hannan Thomas C, shoemaker, r. 113 Oak Hannan W. W., student Heald's Business College fi^" Hannan. See Hannon Hannath Eliza, widow, r. 2019 Webster Hanni Frederic, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, Thomas D. McKay general agent, 32 Montgomery Hannigan Charles L., gold beater James Newman, r. S 8 Fifteenth, bet Church and Sanchez Hannigan David, maltster Star Malt House, r. SE cor Eleventh and Folsom Hannigan Delia Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1873 Mission Hannigan Edward, yardman Frank Barnard & Co., r. 407 Union Hannigan Frank H., painter, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Church and Sanchez Hannigan Hannah, widow, r. 104 Twenty-fifth Hannigan James, fireman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Hannigan James, employee S. P. RR., r. 525 Natoraa Hannigan James W., carpenter, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Church and Sanchez Hannigan John, laborer, r. 10 St. Charles PI Hannigan John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. Oakland Hannigan John S., glassblower, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Church and Sanchez Hannigan Michael, miner, r. 59 West Mission Hannigan M. Percy, salesman, r. 2211 Fillmore Hannigan Patrick, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Ohurch and Sanchez Hannigan Patrick, employee 8. P. RR., r. 625 Natoma Hannigan Patrick, dock hand C. P. RR. Ferry Wharf, r. 263 Clementina a^ Hannigan. See Hanagan Hannis John C, carpenter, 1704 Sacramento, r. 1607 California Hanni ver Ellen, widow, r. 1230 Sacramento Hannon B. Mrs., bakery, 1531 Mission Hannon Benjamin, teamster, r. 1531 Mission Hannon Bridget, widow, r. 1812 Polk Hannon Daniel, r. 1119 Treat Av Hannon Daniel, blacksmith, r. 7145i Clementina Hannon Luke, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 154 Tehama Hannon Martin, boilermaker, r. 154 Tehama, rear Hannon Patrick, laborer, r. 336 Shipley Hannon Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Berkeley Av Hannon William, farmer, r. 1122 Larkin S^ Hannon. See Hannan Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of Ne^v York. See New York Underwriters' Agency Hanover John, driver H. E. Bruce, r. 826 Treat Av Hanquinet Peter J., bootmaker, r. 4 Virginia PI Hanrahan Edmund, laborer, r. 545 Second Hanrahan James, guard House of Correction Hanrahan John, miner, r. 402 Broadway Hanrahan Kate, cook Six Mile House, San Bruno Road Hanrahan Michael, cook, r. 869 Market Hanrahan Patrick, teamster, r. 428 Shipley, rear Hanrahan Thomas, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 1 Lincoln PI Hanrahan William, milker Edward Berry, r. W 8 San Bruno Road, nr Courtland Av Hanratta John, stockraiser, r. Falkland bet Santee and Penobscot Hanretty James, boilermaker, r. 528 Howard Hans Elizabeth, widow, r. 828 Fifteenth Hans George, clerk Henry C. Meisel, r. 828 Fifteenth Hans George J., groceries and liquors, NW cor Du- pont and Chestnut Hans Herman, grocer, r. 100 Tehama Hans Julius R. (Kirchofer & Hans) r. 216 Second Hans William, r. 528 Greenwich Hansa Hotel, Graner & Strohl proptrs, 429 Bush Hansa House, Andrew Ketterer proptr, 732 Fourth Hansberry Patrick, laborer, r. 5 Mint Av Hausberry Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 34 Hawthorne Hansbrough George W., carpenter and builder, 326 Pine, r. 704 Seventeenth Hanscom J^olin O., adjuster and appraiser ma- chinery, 27 Steuart, r. Oakland Hanscom M. li., commisgion merchant, agent Coquille Mill and Tug Co., and dealer fixie lum- ber, 121 Washington, r. Berkeley Hanscom William W., mechanical engineer, O'Farrell | O Hansel Conrad, cook Leydecker & Luusman, r. 631 (v Davis t j;* Hansel Emil, cabinetmaker, r. 15 Adelaide PI Hansen George H., carpenter, r. 21 Fulton Hansen John T., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., 710 Larkin Hansen William E., carpenter Albert F. Knorp, r. 710 Larkin Hansen William L., carpetlayer Burnham, Beck & Co., r. 257 Jersey Hansen A., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Hansen Adolph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hansen Albert (M. & A. Hansen) r. 14 Hollis Hansen Albert, boatman, r. 37 Pacific Hansen Alexander G., bookkeeper F. W. Krogh & Co., r. 536 Howard Hansen Amandus, laborer National Brewery, SE cor Fulton and Webster Hansen Andreas (Hottua & Hansen) r. 228 Jj Tenth Hansen Andrew, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Filbert Hansen Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hansen Andrew, laborer, r. 732 Fourth Hansen Andrew G.. workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 44 Sixth Hansen Ann, widow, r. 228 Ritch, rear Hansen Anton E., fireman tugboat Water Witch, r. 37 Pacific Hansen A. P., seaman, r. 732 Folson' Hansen Asmus, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 2020 Stockton r. 612 , r. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 5 I I S01.E AGENTS FOR Market St. DedeM's Perpetual HAY PRESSES MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: 133 atp«ar Ntr«>et. HAN 520 HAN OS S 03 Hansen Asmiis H., clerk, r. 318 Driunm Hansen August, cabiuetniaker Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co.. r. 617 Noe Hansen August, quartermaster P. M. SS. Colima Hansen Axel, tanner Kichard Curtis, r. San Bruno House Hansen B., Usherman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hansen B. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hansen Bernard, seaman ship Otago, r. 2ti Steuart Hansen C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Hansen C. & Co. (Cornelius Hansen and George Fischer) butchers, 621 Hj'de Hansen Carl, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory Hansen Caroline, widow, r. 9 Cleaveland, rear Hansen Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. Sanders' Hotel Hansen Charles, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Hansen Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Hansen Charles C, laborer, r. 2004 Dupont Hansen Charles £., proprietor National Brew- ery, SE cor Fulton and Webster, r. 828 Fulton Hansen Charles F. C, photograph printer Peters & Sewell, r. 109 Taylor Hansen Charles F., seaman, r. 119 Jackson hostler, r. Green, bet Sansomeand (C. R. Hansen & Co.) r. 110 Geary (Hansen & Christensen) r. 928 bartender, r. 128 Fourth Brewery, SE cor Hansen Charles P. Battery Hansen Charles B. Hansen Christian Montgomery Hansen Christian, Hansen Christian, driver National Fulton and Webster Hansen Chri.stian, gardener NW cor McAllister and Steiner Hansen Christian, longshoreman, r. E s Whitney, bet Thirtieth and Randall Hansen Christian, master mariner, r. 2 Midway Hansen Christian, seaman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 34 Clay Hansen Christian, seaman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific, r. 609 JS Howard Hansen Christian, ship carpenter, 13Haggin, r. 2 Hag- gin Hansen Christian, teamster, r. 231)^ Clara Hansen Christian, teamster, r. 624 Fourth Hansen Christopher, waiter J. Bertz, 737 Market Hansen Christopher, first officer P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 228 Tnirteenth Hansen Cornelius (C. Hansen & Co.) r. 621 Hyde HANSEK 0. E. & CO. .cranes R. Hansen ) employment office, HO Geary, and branch office 624 Clay Hansen David, longshoreman, r. 37 Sacramento Hansen E. Mrs., r. 115 Oregon Hansen Edward, captain stmr Pioneer, r. 535 Bryant Hansen E. H. (Anderson & Co.) and bookkeeper Wright & Bowne, r. 834 Mission Hansen Eli, ship carpenter, r. 2012 Stockton Hansen Elizabeth, widow, basketmaker, r. 116 Welsh Hansen Emanuel, seaman schr Mabel and Edith, r. 26 Frederick Hansen Emil, billiard table maker, r. 15 Adelaide PI Hansen Frederick, driver Omnibus RB. Hansen Frederick, waiter White House, Potrero Hansen Frederick C, cigars and tobacco, SW cor East and Jackson Hansen Frederick O., laborer, r. 16 Twenty-second Hansen Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Hansen George, carpenter, r. 21 Fulton, rear Hansen George J., teamster, r. 520 Oak Hansen G. M. Mrs., midwife, r. 1003 Harrison j Hansen Gunder, water tender O. Imp. SS. Umatilla I Hansen Hans (Laendell & Hansen) r. 18J^ Washington Hansen Hans, barnessman William McCafierty.r. 2417 Mission I Hansen Hans, laborer, r. 5 Fielding Hansen Hans, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 5 Washington Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 12 Washington Hansen Hans A., cabinetmaker, r. SE cor Iowa and Solano Hansen Hans A., master manner, r. 119 Silver Hansen Hans C, restaurant. 2.58 First Hansen Hans E., captain schr Mabel and Edith, r. 271 East Han.scn Hans J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Hansen Hans J., master mariner, r. 210 Perry ,505 Hansen Hans J., seaman, r. 729 Folsom Hansen Harry, ship carpenter, r. 21 Hawthorne Hansen Hartwig, bartender Robert Barthel, r. 444 H Third Hansen Henry, cook, r. 9 Drumm Hansen Henry, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Hansen Henry, seaman schr Staghound, r. 418 Drumm Hansen Henry, seaman SS. Hylton Castle Hansen Henry, ship carpenter, r. 127 Jackson Hansen H. D., seaman, r. 12 Washington Hansen H. M., r. 127 Jackson Hansen H. W., artist with A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. 116 O'Farrell Hansen Jacob (Larsen & Hansen) r. 220 MontgomerT Av Hansen Jacob A., seaman, r. 119 Jackson Hansen Jacob A., seaman, r. 531 East Hansen Jens, ornamental painter Snyder & Beictaling, r. 1003 Harrison Hansen Johannies, porter J. H. A. Folkers & Brc, r. 13 Langton Hansen John, bartender, r. 603 Jackson Hansen John, foreman Golden Gate Paper Box Fact- ory, r. 312 J$ Clementina Hansen John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Hansen John, seaman P. C. SS. San Jose, r. 8 Lick Hansen John, tailor, r. 11 Tehama PI Hansen John, teamster G. C. Fowler Hansen John, waiter, r. SE cor Fourth and Berry Hansen John, watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r Filbert Hansen John A. G., liquor saloon, 108 Sutter Hansen John C, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Hansen John H., clerk C. Zinns, r. 2020 Stockton Hansen John J., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 116 Welsh Hansen Jorgen, captain schr Lizzie Madison, r. 8 Lick Hansen J. R., waiter Brooklyn Hotel Hansen Julius, longshoreman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hansen Justiuius, seaman, r. 1703 Dupont Hansen L., r. 706 California H^sen Lawrence, seaman schr Traveler, r. 11 Com- mercial Hansen Louis, peddler, r. 13 Boyd Hansen Louis, saddler, 528 Montgomery Av, r. 609 Union Hansen M. & A . (Marquard ana Albert) pro- prietors Main Street Mill. 130-136 Main Hansen Mads, cabinetmaker, r. 254 Clementina Hansen Margaret, widow, r. 6 Moulton PI, rear Hansen Marquard (M. & A. Hansen) r. 2134 O'Farrell Hansen Martin, pilot Revenue stmr J. F. Hartley Hansen Martin, seaman schr John G. North, r. NE cor Pacific and Drumm Hansen Matsen, milker Martin Johnson, r. NW cor Thirtieth and Dolores Hansen Nicholas P., teamster Henry Brickwedel & Co., r. 424 Fell Hansen Nils (Nelson k Hansen) r. 704 ii Mission Hansen Nils, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Hansen Nils P., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r Jessie Hansen Ole, ship carpenter, r. 7.51 Jj Folsom Hansen Oliver, captain tugboat ».ater Witch, r, Greenwich Hansen O. P., tailor J. Lancaster & Co., r. Oakland Hansen Oscar, driver N. B. and M. RB., r. 726 Folsom Hansen Oscar, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Hansen P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hansen Paul, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 11 Pacific Hansen Peter, laborer, r. 28 Bitch Hansen Peter, seaman, r. 21 Hunt Hansen Peter, seaman, r. 409 Drumm Hansen Peter, seaman schr Lizzie Madison, r. 12 Washington Hansen Peter, solicitor, r. 220 Pacific Hansen Peter, steward, r. 207 Montgomery Av Hansen Peter, wood, coal and feed, SE cor Trinidad and Railroad Av Hansen Peter S., engineer Presidio RB., r. 1135 Union Hansen Pierre, r. 621 Pacific Hansen Rasmus, bartender, r. 228 Montgomery Av Hansen Rasmus, carpenter M. a: A. Hansen, r. 232 Jessie Hansen Rasmus, waiter, r. Union House Hansen S. A., mill hand John Hammond, r. cor Chat- tanooga and Twenty-second Hansen Samuel, butcher, r. Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo 232 ,619 LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & C0/''"°""''.75"l^V„t?maTr' STONES LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHINO CAI^LRI) FOR ANO DKI.IVKRKD OFFK'I':, 64» MAKKKT NTKKRT. HAN 521 HAK Elev- Hansen Samuel EmilD., driver National Brewery r 222 Noe ■'" ' Hansen Sonke, liquor saloon, 921 Kearny Hansen Stephen, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Amador, r. 228 Montgomery Av Hansen T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Hansen Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Hansen Thomas, seaman, r. 105 Jackson Hansen Thomas, stevedore, r. 46 Steuart Hansen T. W., foreman B. Blumenthal & Co., r. Oak- land Hansen Wilhelmine C. Mrs., proptr New Hansa Hotel 318 Drumm Hansen William, laborer, r. 193iJ^ Mission Hansen William, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 90 Fair Oaks Hansen & Christensen (Christian Hansen and Paul Chrlstensen) coffee saloon, 605 Montgomery Hanson Andrew, seaman, r. 528 Pacific Hanson Andrew H., coachman Livingston L. Baker, NE cor Franklin and Washington Hanson Andrew H., driver John Nolan, r. 1613 Cali- fornia Hanson Autone, painter, r. Hansa Hotel Hanson B. H., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn. 413 Sutter Hanson Charles (Hanson & Co.) r. Redwood City Hanson Charles, captain stmr Onward Hanson Charles, carpenter, r. 1711 Market, rear Hanson Charles, foreman John F. Snow, r. 115 enth Hanson Charles, longshoreman, r. 531 East Hanson Charles, seaman, r. 104 Berry Hanson Charles H., bartender, r. 1607 M Dupont Hanson Christian, billiardmaker Jacob Strahle k Co. r. 18 First Hanson David, farmer, r. 206 Bush Hanson Emanuel, tailor, r. 7 August Alley Hanson Fergus, butcher 11-12 California Market, r. 1708 Stockton Hanson Francis E., carpenter, r. 11 Dikeman PI Hanson G., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Hanson George, basketmaker Feigenbaum & Co., r 814 Jessie Hanson George, tailor, r. 3014 Sacramento Hanson Harry, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Hanson Harry, seaman, r. 440 Third Hanson Harry, seaman P. M. SS. Colima Hanson Henry, longshoreman, r. 5 Boston PI Hanson Henry, longshoreman, r. 531 East Hanson Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 68 Oregon Hanson Henry, shoemaker, 540 Washington, r. 3014 Sacramento Hanson Henry C, propertyman Theater Comique. r. 7 Quincy Pi Hanson Henry J., cooper David Woerner, r. 1026 Mc- Allister Hanson Henry L., drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r. 1605 Jessie Hanson Ida, domestic Brunswick House Hanson Isaac, shoecutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 814 Jessie Hanson James, collector David Drady, r. W s Dame bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first ' Hanson James, master mariner, r. 411 Green Hanson Jens, picture-framemaker, r. W s Dame, bet Thirtieth and Randall Hanson J. C, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Hanson J. E., saloon keeper, r. Capitol House Hanson Jens, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Hanson John, cook, r. 417 Minna Hanson John, blacksmith, r. 207 Pacific Hanson John, laborer O. K. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 81 Clementina Hanson John, wire weaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 11 Harlan PI Hanson John, wood and coal, 127 Ninth, r. 672 Twen- tieth Hanson John L., seaman, r. 20 White PI Hanson John P., carpenter, 1502 Stockton Hanson John P., traveling salesman, r. 1050 Howard Hanson Joseph, basket maker, r. 814 Jessie Hanson Neils, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery Hanson Nicholas P., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant Hanson Nicliolas v., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r. W s Alabama, nr Twenty-sixth [ Sanson Oscar F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 25 Tweut.v-second Hanson Peter, brass finisher William T. Garratt, r. 411 Green Hanson Peter, stevedore, r. 533 Greenwich Hanson Peter, vegetable man Hemme & Maurer, r. 630 Stevenson Hanson Richard, waiter, r. 25)4 Rausch" Hanson Richard C, block and pump maker, 9 Spear. r. 9 Wetmore PI Hanson Robert, clerk William Heick, r. 1026 McAllis- ter Hanson Severin, lumberman, r. 5 Boston PI Hanson Stephen B., teamster, r. 1546 Howard Hanson William, barber, r. 441 Jessie Hanson William, foreman Mayrisch Bros. & Co.. r 1208 Eddy Hanson William, laborer, r. 713 Union Hanson William, master mariner, r. 9 Taylor Hanson William E., manager Davis Bros., r. 507 Ma- son Hanson William H., book keeper Hanson & Co., r. Redwood City Hanson tSc Co. (Charles Hanson) lumber, and pro- prietors Tacoma Mills. Washington Territory Pier 11 Steuart B^" Hanson. See Hansen and Hansson Hansson Alexander, seaman Alaska Commercial Co., r. 603 Folsom Hansson Alfred, journalist, r. 1814 Jessie Hansson George, house and sign painter, 611 Laguna, r. E s Noe, nr Twenty-ninth Hanssen Peter, seaman, r. 12 Washington Hansson Rudolph, chief engineer stmr Alexander n, r. 503 Folsom Hanton George, shipwright, r. 505 Fell Hanuza Eriinda Miss, r. 438 Green HanwayE. A. P. Mrs., clerk Peters & Sewell, r. 2633 Mission Haper Bernard, laborer, r. 715 Davis Hapgood Charles, inspector Custom House, r. 416 Second Happ Charles R., barber Strecker & Kem^ r. 915)4 Market Happ Marcus, clothing, 229 Fourth Happ Morris, salesman Herman Cohn, r. 229 Fourth Happ Simon J., carpenter, NW cor Thirteenth and HarrLson Happ William, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 178 Clara Happersberger Albert, student, r. 532 Stevenson Happersberger Emil, druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 532 Stevenson Happy Valley Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.) D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19 Haquette Augustus E., with Nicholas Steiner, r. 1613 Post Haquette Ernest (Hageman & Haquette) r. 1613 Post Haraszthy Arpad (Arpad Haraszthy k Co.) r. 610 Hyde Hai-»sztliy Arpad di Co. (Arpad Haraszthy and Henry Epstein) producers champagne, and deal- ers California wines and brandies, 530 Washing, ton Harbach Daniel L., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 1713)4 Jones Harbaugh Joseph, bookkeeper Lazard Freres, r. 730 Post Harbor Commissioners, State Board of, William Irwin, John H. Wise and A. C. Paulsell, oflice 10 California Harbor Police, 247 Steuart and 522 Davis Harbor View Park, Rudolph Herman proptr, NW cor Jefferson and Baker Harbordt Augustus C, clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 21 Ninth Harbourne Henry, r. 105 Cumberland Harbourne John W. (Billings, Harbourne k Co.) r. 105 Cumberland Harby Armida Miss, r. 11)4 Page Harby Horace A., carpenter, r. 11)4 Page Harby Julian, r. 11)4 Page Harby Rosalie Miss, assistant Grant Primary School, r. 11)4 Page Hard David T., salesman A. W. Sanborn & Co., r. 411 Fourth Hardacre J., third officer P. M. SS. Australia Hardallo Nicholas, porter, r. SW cor Pine and Steiner Hardcastle George, dentist, r. 1235 Market Harde Meta, widow, r. 523 )4 Brannan Harde Wilhelufi, laborer, r. 523)4 Brannan J^" Harde. See Hard Hardegg Joseph, oiler P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 551 Fifth Harden Absalom B., r. 826 Jackson M ^ I ? I. a HI cs ' *^. o % -I O ft CO ^. e^ 9 1^ en © or? o B 9 O o B B- G.W.CLARK & CO. ni»S. SiREs 645 iviarketST. UIMPI/I E:V CDICDC JL UAVrC FVI^TON iron WOKKM, 213 Fremont Htr««T. nirai/IVLC I sOnClnO OC IIH I CO, Agents fortheceleUratcU DEANE STEAM PUnPS. .4 o o :8 © u 98 O o PQ a o HAR 522 HAR s. Hardenbergb J&mea R., aBsistant bookkeeper U Mint, r. East Oakland Hardenbergh James R. Jr., clerk paper division Post Office, r. 44 Third Hardenbergh Samuel B., clerk The Bald-win Hardenburgh Isaac,manufacturerbutJg8andplugs,134 Main, r. 1713 Eddy Harder Albert, r. 323 Jessie Harder Hans D., bootfitter, r. 2CJ4 Turk Harder Joakim, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter Harder Johannes H., bartender Rotherman & Stolte, r. E 8 Fourth, ur King Harder Jules A., cook, r. 628 Shotwell Harder Nicholas, painter, r. IG Antonio Harder Peter, liquor saloon, 7 Market Harders George W., drayman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 31 >4 Dorland Harders Timothy F., teamster Eauffman Strauss, r. 17 Linden Av Hardesty Henry, cook P. 0. SS. Dakota, r. 428 Broad- way Haraewig Bernhard, clerk Cal. Market, r. 520 O'Far- rell, rear Hardie Albert M., clerk Hardie & Darling, r. 1300 Laguna Hardie Frank D. (Hardie & Darling) r. 1300 Laguna Hardie Henry, r. 1300 Laguna Hardie Louis, clerk Hardie & Darling, r. 1300 Laguna Hardie Louisa, widow, r. 1300 Laguna Hardie & Darling (Frank D. Hardie and George L. Darling) wholesale and retail dealers carpets, oil cloths, wall paper, etc., 727 Market a^ Hardie. See Hardy Hardiman John (Hardiman & Tierney) r. 710 Bran- nan Hardiman Mary Mrs., r. 612 Grove Hardiman Patrick, morrocco furnisher Patrick Bar- rett, r. Lafayette House Hardiman Thomas W., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 11 Far- reu Av Hardiman & Tierney (John Hardiman and Thomas Tierney) wood and coal, 710 Brannan Harding Benjamin, capitalist, r. 1900 Turk Harding, Brann & Prior (John G. Harding, Robert C. Brann and John L. Prior) sailmakers, 56 Clay Harding 0. Mrs., widow, r. 3 Jackson PI Harding Charles E., clerk, r. 2 Torrens Court Harding Charles M., clerk, r. 1415 Taylor Harding Edward B., collector J. Spaulding & Co., r. 2 Torrens Court Harding Everett S., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 2 Torrens Court Harding James W., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery, r. 520 Bush Harding John, surveyor, r. North Pacific Hotel Harding John G. (Harding, Brann & Prior) r. 710 California Harding John H., calker, r. 327 First Harding Joseph L., clerk F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 1808 Jesbic Harding J. R., painter, r. Park Hotel Harding Ralph J., assistant weigher American Sugar Refinery, r. 420 Powell Harding^ Samuel C, collection office, 648 Wash- ington Harding Samuel C. Mrs., widow, r. 1415 Taylor Harding Thomas, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 267 Minna Harding Valentine H., carpenter, r. 110 Sixth Harding William, salesman McCarthy Bros. & Co., r. 1027 York Harding William T., receiving clerk George W. Meade k Co., r. 922 M Natoma Hardnedy James W., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1913 Filbert Hardt Ernest, with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1 McDer- mott PI Hardwick Edward M., second mate brig Deacon, r. Oakland Hardwick Edward P., captain brig Deacon, r. Oak- land Hardy Benjamin F., physician and surgeon, and at- tending physician and surgeon 8. F. Lying-in Hospital and Foundling Asylum, office and r. 915 Golden Gate Av Hardy Clans, teamster, r. Park Hotel Hardv Eunice A., widow, r. 714 Seventeenth Hardy Fred. W., r. 2.';24 Bush Hardy Jeduthum P., attorney at law, 15 Montgomery Block 6 505 Harrison 505 Harrison NW I Hardy J. H., clerk general superintendent's office Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 419 Geary Hardy John, passe partoutmaker, r. 708 Folsom Hardy John, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Hardy John J., salesman, r. 653 Seventeenth Hardy Lowell J. Jr., attorney at law, 838 Market, r Beaver Hardy Mark, painter, r. 1229 Howard Hardy Michael, laborer, r. 252 Perry Hardy Orlando B., superintendent Black Powder Works, Vulcan Powder Co., 218 California, r. 626 Hayes Hardy Thomas, blacksmith, r. 708 Folsom Hardy William A., machinist Charles D. Ladd, r. 704 Sutter Hardy William J., clerk freight depot C. P. RR.,r. 740 Capp Hardy William J., mining expert, r. 820 Sutter B^ Hardy. See Hardie Hare Ann Mrs., r. 202 Francisco Hare C. F. Mrs., 114 Hyde Hare Charles, shipchandler, 326 Spear, r Hare Charles Jr., clerk Charles Hare, r Hare Charles J., junk, r. 233 Stevenson Hare Dora J . Miss, r. 4.50 Twentieth Hare Elias C, foreman S. F. Cordage Factory, r cor Kentucky and Humboldt Hare Ellen, widow, r. 112 Twelfth Hare Fannie Miss, assistant Redding Primary School, r. 505 Harrison Hare Frank J., clerk, r. 114 Hyde Haie Frederick E., bookkeeper factory George C. Shreve & Co., r. NW cor Kentucky and Humboldt Hare George, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. Oakland Hare George A., assistant superintendent California St. RR., r. 1510 Franklin Hare Jacob, helper L. Radovich & Co., r. 869 Market Hare James, painter Hugh G. Jarman, r.306 Seventh, rear i Hare John, florist, r. E s Florida, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Hare John J., clerk The Daily Exchange, r. 114 Hyde Hare John S.. teamster, r. Manitoba, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Hare Julia L. Mrs., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.,r. 232 Sutter Hare K. M., Mrs., assistant Lincoln Evening School Hare Louis G., mesFeuger general passenger and ticket dept S. P. RR., r. 232 Sutter Hare O. J., carpenter, r. 533 Sacramento Hare Patrick M., liquor saloon, 140 Fifth, r. 327 Minna Hare Winifred, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 232 Sutter Harenberg August, bakery and confectionery. SE cor Post and Laguna Harenberg Edward, liquor saloon, E s Central Av, bet Sutter and Bush Hareusel Charles, waiter, r. 212 Hickory Av Harford Edmund C, calker, r. 226 Second Harford Hiram, special policeman, r. Revere House Harford J. Hosea, calker, r. 540 Howard Harford John, mining, r. 396 Waller Harford Joseph, gardener John Biter, r. S a Waller, bet Fillmore and Steiner Harford Maria P., widow, r. S B Waller, bet Fillmore and Steiner Harford William, carpenter, r. 16 Lewi.s PI Harford William, G. W., director museum California Academy of Sciences, r. 2132 O'Farrell t^- Harford. See Hartford Hargaden Catherine, widow, r. 218 Fair Oaks Hargaden Michael, fireman C. P. BR., r. 218 Fair Oaks Hargaden Thomas, clerk Patrick McCormick, r. N 8 Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia Hargsin Michael, watchman, r. NW cor Davis and Pacific Hargaiu William E., laundrymanLa Grande Laundry, r. 212 Thirteenth Hargear Fred. L.. first officer P. M. SS. City of Sydney, r. 1720 Jessie Hargens John H., principal St. Paul's School, r. 1048 Mission Harger John. r. 321 Jessie, rear Hargers Jacob, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Hargrave Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. S . Twenty- eighth, bet Guerrero and Dolores Hargrave John, 8ewin« machine agent, r. 532 J4 Sixth Hargrave R. K., r. 1228 Mission SflN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «^''""L';^:'f?,f'L?.l''J''«'-'"' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. '"•>*"••**"• "*^ »-«»"»«'«'*»•« in<;©Al.»ndri«lK©K, ■•> Market Street, eorner Spear. HAR 523 HAR Hargrave William T., hatpresser, r. 632 Sixth Hargro James, jaDitor, r. 32 Mary Hargrove James L., bartender, r. 639 Mission Haring Augustus, compositor, r. nr Ocean View Sta- tion Barker Asa (Taber, Barker & Co.) r. 8W cor Pine and Octavia Barker James, student, r. 303 Eddy Barker John W., capitalist, r. 610 Van Ness Av Barkin Charles, laborer, r. 307 First Barkin James T., bartend( r Peter Hopkins, r. 742 Boward Barkins Aggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 49 Natoma Harkins Benjamin, ironmolder, r. 49 Natoma Barkins Charles B., ironmolder, r. 49 Natoma Barkins Daniel, blacksmith C. W. Mulloy, r. 444ii Clementina Barkins Dennis, laborer, r. 49 Jessie Barkins James, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Boward Harkins James, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta, rear Harkins James E., waiter P. C. SS. City of Chester r 317 Harrison Barkins James J., portr.iit artist, r. 49 Natoma Barkins John, laundryman S. F. Laundry Barkins John, shoemaker, r. SW cor Wood and Geary Barkins Mary, chambermaid New Wisconsin Botel Barkins Owen, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Barkins Patrick, currier, r. 4 White Barkins Patrick, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 119 Silver Harkins Patrick, laborer, r 1914 Taylor Barkins Thomas, laborer, r. 624 Fourth Barkness Agnes Miss, dressmaking, 120 O'Farrell Barkness B. W., physician, r. Grand Hotel Harkness Morris M., attorney at law, 7 Montgomery Av, room 14, r. 509 Bryant Barkness Osmyn, miner, r. Prescott Bouse Harlan Arthur, driver, r. 1219 Fillmore Barlan Charles, deputy clerk Supreme Court of Cal., r. Saucelito Barlan J. 8., student Heald's Business College Harlan Robert B., carpenter, r. 321 Dupont Barland B., clerk depot Quartermaster U. S. A., r. 504 Sutter Barlander Adolph, woodcarver, r. Montgomery, bet Broadway and Vallejo Barley Charles (Charles Barley & Co.) r. 815 Ellis Harley Charles & Co. (Charles Barley) rag and junk dealers and importers pig iron, copper, spelter, and straw and manilla paper, 114-116 Davis Barley David, laborer, r. 2 Gilbert Barley George, clerk, r. 815 Ellis Barley Patiick, laborer, r. Barmony Botel Barley Thomas F., commission agent, r. 1810 Stockton Barlis H. D. Jr., brakeman S. P. RR., r. San Jose Harlock Robert E., butcher, r. Corea, bet Savannah and Platte Barloe Archibald, r. 2527 Boward Barloe Charles C, carpenter, r. 976 Harrison Barloe Marcus, r. 2614 Folsom Barloe Matthew, roliceman, r. 2527 Boward Barlow Alice H. Miss, copyist, r. 405 Sutter Harlow Dexter I., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1652 Polk Harlow Frank S., second lieutenant Battery C, Ist Artillery, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation Barlow Joseph, clerk Angel Josephs, r. 417 Tehama Barlow L., first assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of Sydney B^Harlow . See Harloe Harm William E., dairyman, r. 319 Ninth Barman Andrew, butcher, r. 118 Eddy Barman Clarence .K. clerk Murphy, Grant & Co. 611 Pine Barman Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, 330 Sutter Barman George W.. sergeant police, r. 1714 Ellis Barman Henry B., foreman William Pinto & Co., r Jessie Harman James, boilermaker, r. 12 Perry Barman John F., blacksmith helper, r. 58 Jessie Barman William, carpenter, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Fol- som and fiarrison fi^" Harman. See Harmon Harmer Amanda Miss, r. 307 O'Farrell Harmer Elwood R., machinist, r. 652 Harrison Barmes John T., collector Madison & Burke, r. 2916 Sixteenth r. .58 Harmon Albion K. P., president Chollar and Potosi Mining Cos., 79 Nevada Block, r. cor Twenty-second and Webster, Oakland Barmon Annie C, widow, r. 1528 Pacific Av Barmon Charles, seaman, r. 4 KohlerPl Barmon Charles A., clerk Samuel B. Harmon, r. 3 Essex PI Barmon Charles B., clerk, r. 131 Bancock Harmon Charles L., bookkeeper Eureka Grain Ware- house, r. 606 Filbert Barmon Collins B., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.. r. 611 O'Farrell Barmon Edward N., student, r. 3 Essex PI Harmon Elmer E., tailor, 15 Phelan Building, r. 573 Minna Harmon Harvey F., whltener, r. 1119 Mission Harmon Ira J., salesman Renton Coal Co., r. 1112 Lar- kin Barmon John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 356 Third, rear Harmon John B. , attorney at law, 402 Montgom- ery, rooms 14-15, r. 961 Jackson, Oakland Barmon Robert E., whitener, r. 1119 Mission Harmon Samuel H., dealer lumber. Pier 13, Steuart, r. 3 Essex PI Barmon Sylvanus P., salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 1119 Mission 85" Barmon. See Barman Harmondc Frederick, bagsewer J. J. Edmonds, r. 641 Commercial Harmony Hotel, Heintz & Bock proptrs, 735 Brannan Harms Alexander, steamboat hand, r. North Paelflc Hotel Harms Alvin B., groceries and liquors, NW cor Lar- kln and Geary Barms Annie, fruits and vegetables, 1565 Market Barms Catherine, widow, r. S s Manitoba, bet Sus- quehanna and St. John Harms C. F., liquor saloon, 33 Fifth Barms Charles, waiter, r. 242 Jessie Harms Christian, bartender Deutscher Vereln, r. NE cor Gough and Austin Harms Diedrich, bookkeeper Wolters Bros. & Co., r. 908 Greenwich Harms Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Harms Henry, painter, r. 790 Folsom Harms Henry, wood and coal, 234 Fifth Harms Henry W., clerk S. Lachman & Co., r. 234 Fifth Harms Hermann, wood and coal, 8W cor Fourth and Brannan Harms John, dishwasher, r. German Hotel Barms Louis, baker, r. German Botel Harms Louis J., student Heald's Business College Harms Peter (Leu & Harms) r. 1247 Mission Barms T. B., laborer, r. 411 Pacific Barms Theodore W., bookkeeper J. B. A. Folkers k Bro., r. 317 Bush 8^ Barms. See Harmes Harmstead J. P., machinist U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Barmuth Morris, fresco painter Jacob Gumpertz. r. 232 Minna Barnan Hugh, bellman Occidental Botel Barnan Michael, poultryman F. N. Woods & Co., r. 1014 Union Barnan Michael B., clerk, r. 1014 Union Hamden Frederic A., bookkeeper Macdonald & Hawes, r. Alameda Harnden William B., note clerk Sather & Co., r. Ala.> meda Barned Jacob A. M., real estate and mine broker, 317 Montgomery, r. 923 Washington Barnett Edward (W. W. Elliott & Co.) r. 424 Broad- way Bainett John J., waiter, r. 424 Broadway Barnett William, packer, r. Moulton, bet Fillmore and Steiner B^" Barnett. See Hartnett Barney Charles 8., clerk, r. 901 Valencia Harney Daniel, contractor, r. 901 Valencia Barney Daniel T., clerk, r. 124 Hayes Harney James, produce dealer, r. 324 Broadway Harney James W., machinist, r. 1018 Howard i Harney John H., deputy Sheriff, r. 1127 Twentieth Harney Mary Miss, tailoress, 148 Minna, rear, r. Oak- ! land I Harney Michael, blacksmith, r. 608)^ Fourth Harney Michael, boot freer Cahn, Niekelsburg & Co., r. 225 Fulton BALING PRESSES P. TRUMAN, rSHAM & CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilia Presses. JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. HAR 524 HAR Harney Michael, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf Harney M. J., r. 331 O'Parrell Harney Patriok, tailor Roos Bros., r. 1435 MiHSion Harney Thomas, fruit dealer, r. S s Falkland, bet Tombigbee and Potomac Harney Thomas, shoemaker, r. 416 Clementina, rear Harney William, notary public and commissioner deeds and real estate, and president Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., office 410 California, r. 806 hush Harney William, vaquero, r. S s Falkland, bet Tom- bigbee and Potomac Haruisch Gustavus A., bookkeeper California Demo- krat, r. 512 Bush Hamsohn Ludwig, seaman, r. 40 Jackson Harnwell William, longshoreman, r. 59 Clementina Harold Jacob, tailor, r. 774 Folsom Harold James, policeman, r. 819 Montgomery 1^" Harold. See Harrold and Herold Harp Frank, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. foot Fill- more Harp John W., laborer, r. Lindell House Harper Edgar R.. policeman, r. 1835 Union Harper Edward B., porter, r. 6 Card Alley, rear Harper Edwin, compositor W. Hinton, r. 1504 Pacific Av Harper Edwin, shipping clerk Eisen Bros., r. 423 Hyde Harper Fred G., clerk C. A. Edson & Co., r. 217 Shot- well Harper Frederick, laborer Peter Johnson, r.26Natoma Harper Gustavus D., policeman, r. 2132 Union Harper Harrison, cleric Ophir Silver Mining Co., r. Fruit Vale Harper Henry, clerk superintendent Market St. RR., r. 704 Sutter Harper Isabella, widow, r. 1504 Pacific Av Harper James, engineer stmr Emma, r. Napa Harper John, drayman, SB cor Davis and Vallejo, r. 3 Moulton PI Harper John, proptr S. F. Nursery, SE cor Nineteenth and Folsom Harper John, paper carrier, r. 754 Mission Harper John E., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r. SE cor Sierra and Iowa Harper John E. Jr., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r. SE cor Sierra and Iowa Harper John F., r. 1608 Van Ness Av Harper John J., miner, r. Falkland, bet St. John and Tombigbee Harper John L. (Huntemann & Harper) r. 1039 Mis- sion Harper Joseph W., pyrotechnist, r. Railroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica Harper Julius D., student Pac. Business College, r. 913 Ciay Harper Kate, widow, r. 288 Union Harper Lulu Mrs., r. 236 J^ Sixth Harper Margaret, widow, r. S s Teneriflfe, bet St. John and Tombigbee Harper Moses, shoemaker, r. 407 Pacific Harper Reginald, telegraph operator, r. 54 First Harper Richard L., cabinetmaker, r. 217 Shotwell Harper Thomas, watchman, r. 508 Howard Harper Walter, printer, r. 1504 Pacific Av Harper William, machinist S. P. RR.,r. 731 Sixteenth Harper William D., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 426 O'Farrell Harper William W., miner, r. 6 Eddy Harper Wilson, driver City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth Harpham George E., attorney at law, 414 California, r. Alameda Harpin Patrick, painter, r. 1203 Market Harpis Albert, r. 103 Leavenworth Harrick Patrick, S. J., r. 214 Hayes Harries Julian B., bookkeeper George Abbot, r. 930 Capp Harries William H. , agent Hong Kong and Shang- hai Banking Corporation, 423 California, r. 2022 Bush Harrigan Alexander, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. SE cor Vallejo and Battery Harrigan Annie, hair dresser Goldstein & Cohn, r, 34 Welsh Harrigan Annie A., domestic 327 Seventeenth Harrigan Catherine, widow, r. 18 Sherwood PI Harrigan Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 949 Harrison Harrigan Cornelius J., liquor saloon, 98 Hayes, r. 150 Eighth Harrigan Daniel, driver A. D. Miller, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av, U. M. T. Harrigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1223 M Folsom, rear Harrigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI HaiTigau D. J., shoemaker S. W. Rusenstock & Co., r. 2927 Mission Harrigan Dennis W., shoemaker, r. 108 William Harrigan Edward, r. 2405 Clay Harrigan Ellen, widow, r. 121 Ivy Av Harrigan Ellen, widow, r. 1223 J4 Folsom, rear Harrigan George, waiter, r. NE cor First and Brannan Harrigan Jeffrey L., fireman, r. 80 Everett Harrigan Jeremiah, bellman Grand Hotel Harrigan Johanna, widow, r. Railroad Av, bet Do- minica and Servia Harrigan Johanna Miss, r. 150 Eighth Harrigan John, laborer C. P. RR. Harrigan John, laborer Hibernia Brewery, r. 150 Eighth Harrigan John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. Harrigan John, lumberman, r. 34 Welsh Harrigan John, plumber, and extraman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1217 Pacific Harrigan John J., proptr Pacific Life, 420 Kearny, r. 806 Vallejo Harrigan Joseph T., mailing clerk and collector 8. F. Illustrated Wasp, r. 1612 Leavenworth Harrigan Josephine Miss, assistant Mission Primary Sehool, r. 949 Harrison Harrigan Margaret, widow, r. 806 Vallejo Harrigan Margaret, nurse SW cor Union and Pierce Harrigan Mary A. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Pri- mary School, r. 129 Twelfth porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., watchman, r. cor Pacific and , salesman Levi Strauss & Co., Harrigan Matthew, r. 525 Howard Harrigan Michael, Davis Harrigan Patrick, laborer Market St. RR., r. 415 Valencia Harrigan Peter, engineer, r. Washington Hotel B^" Harrigan. See Horrigan Harrimau Anna Mrs., r. 683 Harrison Harriman C. A. Mrs., r. 411>i Sixth Har^iman Charles, laborer, r. 2 Olive Court Harriman Charles C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 251 Third Harriman Frederick W. r. 1128 J^ Broadway Harriman Walter, bolt cutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 251 Third Harriman WlUard, bolt cutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 251 Third Harriman William H.. painter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Turk St, Hotel Harring William, lithographer Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 617 Montgomery Av Harrington Almeda S. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Grammar School, r. 2434 Washington Harrington A. M. Miss, r. 911 Post Harrington Benjamin P., freight clerk P. M. 88. Co., r. 1824 J^ Stockton Harrington Byron W., driver N. B. and M. BE., r. 787 Folsom Harrington Cornelius, r. 2Sii Spear, rear Harrington Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 721 Tehama Harrington Cornelius J., laborer, r. 1014 Army Harrington Daniel, butcher James G. Shyne,r. 346 Fourth Harrington Daniel C, teamster J. C. Harrington, r. 150 Eighth Harrington Dennis, r. W s Alabama, nr Twenty-sixth Harrington Dennis, laborer, r. 36 Clay Harrington Dennis, teamster, r. 263 Octavia Harrington Dennis F., r. N s Jackson, bet Fillmore and Stein er Harrington Ebenezer H., sexton Grace Church, r. 102 Hancock Harrington Edward, laborer, r. 721 Tehama Harrington Edward, longshoreman, r. NE cor Second and Brannan Harrington Edward, telegraph operator, r. 300 Fulton' Harrington Eliza, widow, r. 300 Fulton Harrington Ernest, boot trimmer Rosenthal, Feder & Co. Harrington Eugene, butcher, r. Ns Paraguay, bet Sus- quehanna and St. John Harrington Eugene, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory Harrington Eugene, shoemaker, r. 61 Shipley Harrington Frank, triinkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 300 Fulton LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWEL.RY and WATCHES i 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASHINCi WEL.I< I>4»I«E AT VERY 1A>JIV RATES. OFFICE. 6-18 MARKET STREET, HAE 525 HAR o p I— I o o c g as- © O o o r. o Harrington George, -woodchopper, r. Branch Honse Harrington George A., sign painter H. W. Gray, r. 129 Third Harrington George H.,truukn[iaker,r. 1022 Hampshire Harrington Helen Miss, actress Winter Garden, r.l22u Market Harrington Isaac, special policeman, r. 11 Moss Harrington J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1019 Market Harrington J. Mrs., milliner, 1017 Market Harrington James, molder. r. 33 Alta Harrington James, stableman D. Ryan & Co., r. 16 Cedar Av Harrington James, seaman, r. 100)6 Jackson Harrington James J., bookkeeper H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 168 )« Clementina Harrington James R., conductor Market St. RR., r. 514 Valencia Harrington Jeremiah C, wood and coal, 47-49 Everett, r. 150 Eighth Harrington John, r. 523 Kearny Harrington John, r. 11 Moss Harrington John, blacksmith City Forge, r.256Spear, rear Harrington John, driver Central RK., r. 1211 Fillmore Harrington John, guard House of Correction Harrington John, horse dealer, r. 40 Moss Harrington John, horse shoer, r. 721 Tehama i Harrington John, laborer, r. Prospect PI, nr Folsom, I B. H. I Harrington John, laborer, r. Washington Hotel ,< Harrington John, laborer S. F. Cordage factory Harrington John, teamster, r. 624 Fourth Harrington John, teamster, r. 36 Clay Harrington John B., captain schr Franklin, r. 20 Fol- I som ! Harrington John B., packer, r. N s Jackson, bet Fill- j more and Steiuer ', Harrington John F., carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 1017 Mar- ket i Harrington John F., Rev. pastor St. Fiancis Church, r. 620 Vallejo Harrington John J., laborer C. P. RB., r. 649 Minna Harrington Joseph A., artist, 216 Bush, room 7 Harrington Joseph J., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 256 Spear, rear Harrington Mary Mrs., r. 1617 Laguna Harrington Mary, widow, r. 679^6 Clementina Harrington Mary, -widow, boarding, 1019 Market, rear Harrington M. B. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 45 Everett Harrington M. A. Mrs,, mattress maker, r. 652 Market Harrington M. H., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Harrington Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Harrington Michael, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 52 Natoma Harrington Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) O. C. Miller secretary, 409 California, room 4 Harrington Norah Miss, r. 224 Haight Harrington Owen, laborer, r. .517 Eighth Harrington Patrick, r. 168 J^ Clementina Harrington Patrick, trunkmaker, r. Iii22 Hampshire Harrington Patrick A., waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. 515 Sacramento Harrington Patrick H. , carriage painter Walter Welsh, r. 168)4 Clementina Harrington Samuel, r. 1060 Chesley Harrington Samuel, foreman American Salt Co. Harrington Sarah C. Mrs., r. 2'205 Pine Harrington T. Bagley (T. Bolton «: Co.) r. 352 Clem- entina Harrington Thomas, driver Bavaria Brewery, r. 414 Montgomery Av Harrington Thomas, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney Harrington Timothy, clerk, r. 20Q Sixth Harrington Timothy, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 418 Twenty-fourth Harrington Timothy, waiter, r. 869 Market Harrington Whitford P., inspector Custom House, r. 1109 Howard Harrington "Willard B., associate editor Grocer and Country Merchant, r. 820 Sutter Harrington William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory Harrington William C, machinist, r. 702 Harrison Harrington William D. S., bookbinder, 509 Clay, r. 802 Webster Harrington William J., r; 306 Folsom Harrinjrton 6i Smitli, merchants (Seattle) o£Gice 218 California, room 1 Harriott Frank, r. 24 Buss Harris Aaron H.. house painter, r. 43 Russ, rear Harris Abraham, r. 950 Folsom Harris Abraham, clerk, r. 433 Pacific Hams Abraham, clerk Charles Ealisky, r. 942 Folsom Harris Abraham, clerk Samuel Harris, r. 110 Steuart Harris Abraham, shoemaker, 206 Pacific Harris Abraham, whitener. SW cor Market and Seventh, r. 512)^ Jessie Harris Adolph (Harris Brothers) r. 1359 Post Harris Alfred, assistant foreman Enterprise and Mill Building Co., r. 233 O'Farrell Harris Amelia, widow, r. 226 Van Xess Av Harris Andrew Jr., laborer, r. 202 )4 Francisco Harris Anne Mrs., dressmaker, r. 630 Capp Harris Arthur L., bookkeeper United Carriage Co., r. 605 Stevenson Harris Augustus, waiter The Fountain, r. 1041 How- ard Harris A. S., accountant, r. 1126 Market Harris B. i Ron (Bernard and Charles S.) stationery and paper, 213 Pine Harris Benjamin (Harris Brothers & Co.) r. 1908 Sutter Harris Benjamin, barber, 119 Sixth, r. 559 Minna Harris Benjamin, engineer, r. 1708 Turk Harris Benjamin E., stock raiser, r. 1609 Washington Harris Bernard (B. Harris & Son) r. 805 Geary Harris Brothers (Adolph, George J. and Jacob) im- porters tobacco and mnfrs cigars, 512-518 Wash- ington Harris Brothers & Co. (Charles, Marcus and Benja- min) wholesale groceries. 404 Front Harris Celia Mrs., r. 402 Larkin Harris Charles (Harris Brothers & Co.) r. 1605 Post Harris Charles, baker P. C. SS. State of California, r. 927 Jackson Harris Charles, clerk J. L. Salomon, r. 1609 Powell Harris Charles, foreman Hahn, Levy & Co., r. 935 Fol- som Harris Charles, tailor, r. 502 Pacific Harris Charles, wool grader, r. 1160 Folsom Harris Charles A. (James Harris & Co.) r. 330 Fre- mont Harris Charles M., mnfr, r. 633 California Harris Charles S., driver, r. 916 Geary Harris Charles S. (B. Harris & Son) r. 805 Geary Harris Clara Mrs., r. 511 Octavia Harris D., laborer Oregon Imp. Co. Harris D. Mrs., r. 539 Hayes Harris Daniel, butcher, r. 1012 Polk Harris Daniel, capitalist, r. 601 Eddy Harris Daniel, plasterer, r. 25 Perry Harris Daniel, seaman, r. 510 Davis Harris David, r. 452 Jessie Harris David, clerk, r. 211 Gough Harris David, penal bond clerk Custom House, r. 208 Jones Harris David, teamster Renner & Co., r. 320?^ Ritch Harris David, salesman Walter Harris, r. Interna- tional Hotel Harris David M., coremaker S. F. Brass Works, r. 11 Franklin Harris Dudley E.. fruit and vegetables, 15 Hayes Harris Edward, clerk Walter Harris, r. 1804 Laguna Harris Edward B., sailmaker, r. 845 Mission Harris Edward J., salesman Falkenstein & Co., r. 307 Fourth Harris Edwin, office 202 Market, room 2, r. Oakland Harris Edwin F., clerk Parrott k Co., r. Oakland juarris Edwin T. (Harris & Son) r. 307 Fourth Harris Elizabeth, widow, r. 420 Dolores Hsrris Esther Mrs., r. 426'^ Fell Harris Etta, widow, r. (427) 527 Franklin Harris Fannie, r. 10 John Harris Francis, r. 334 Third, rear Harris Frank (Harris & Son) r. 307 Fourth Harris Frank, seaman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Harris Frank, barber, r. 106 Eddy Harris Frederick R., bookbinder Bartling & Eimball. r. Oakland Harris Frederick R. G., cabinetmaker C. Schroff, r. Franconia House Harris Frederick W., physician, office and r. NW cor Sixteenth and Valencia Harris Frederick W., poultry and game, 32 Grand Central Market, r. 246 Dorland Harris George (Hollis & Harris) r. 310 Eighteenth Harris George, fireman, r. 541 First Harris George, teamster, r. 157 Perrj- Harris George, whitener, r. 275 Stevenson Harris George A., bookkeeper, r. 204 Hyde WINDOW SHADES ";'/K S Msi" G. W. Clarl & Co., 645 Market St. H IKCKI^EY, SPIKBS A HAVES. FUL.TON IRON WTOBKS. 813 Fremont St.. BmnuractarerM of SAW MII^l. MACUIMEBY anU SIIIN«I^ Preston PI Hartnett Oaniel, proprietor Golden Eagle Hotel, NW cor Montgomery and Broadway j Hartnett Edward, hostler St. George Stable, r. 249 Minna, rear Hartnett James P., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 227 Austin ] Hartnett Jeremiah, engineer, r. 7 Bridge i Hartnett John, hostler St. George Stable, r. 16 Jessie, rear Hartnett John J., printer, r. 7 Bridge Hartnett Joseph M., clerk, r. 63 Jessie Hartnett Laurence, butcher, 1302 Pacific Hartnett Margaret, widow, r. 7 Bridge Hartnett Mary, domestic 2129 Bush Hartnett Michael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie Hartnett William, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r Branuan Hartnett William, laborer Standard Packing Co. Hartnett William, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, SW cor Lombard and Fillmore 8^ Hartnett. See Harnett Hartney Franklin P., freight clerk Berkeley Ferry, r. SW cor Nineteenth and Diamond Hartney Richard, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia Hartog Edward, attorney at law, 601 California, room 2. r. 1307 California Hartrick Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2108 Q-Farrell Hartshorn Edmund F. (Hartshorn & McPhim) r. 1047 Mission Hartshorn Eldridge G., saloon keeper, r. 339 Seven- teenth Hartshorn Samuel Z. (Hartshorn & Waters) r. 1705 Gough Hartsliorn . Russ) sur- gical, dental and electrical instra- mentg, 3^1 Kearny Hatton Annie, domestic 2324 Clay Hatton Elteonore, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 829 Vallejo, rear Hatton Francis J., patternmaker Pac. Rolling Mjlls, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Hatton John, waiter Pacific Club, r. 1108 Mason Hatton Robert, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Mich- igan, bet Sierra and Shasta Hatton Thomas F., foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta Hatz John F., shipping clerk Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 738 Broadway Hanb Charles , confectioner, r. Turk St. Hotel Haub George, junk, 666 Howard, r. 7 Warren Av Haub George Jr., painter John Quadt, r 7 Warren Av Haub John, paper carrier, r. 709 Montgomery Av Haub Philip (Wagner & Haub) r. 1825 Stockton Haubensak Martin, mill hand Capitol Mills, r. 2 De- catur Haubert Jacob C, farmer, r. 428 Third Haubrich B., milkman, office 35 Eddy Haubrich F. William, manager Lick House Restau- rant, r. 1042 Howard Haubt Henry, laborer Standard Packing Co. Hauck Peter, upholsterer Eureka Hair Factory, r. 3 Caroline Hauck Stephen, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 3 Caro- line Hauck Stephen Jr., surgical Instrument maker Hat- teroth & Russ, r. 3 Caroline Hauer Fritz, porteiv Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co., r. 1316 Pacific Hauer F. William, porter Tillmaim & Bendel, r. Oak- land Hauerken Henry, bartender H. Wahmuth & Co., r. 48 Grove Haufe Charles, driver Oakland Dairy, r. 117 Eleventh Haufi'Ludwig L., seaman, r. 28 Clay Haufie J. Frederick, liquor saloon, 727 Davis Haufler Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 20 Page Haufler William, bartender, r. 318 Pacific Haug Frederick, dyer. r. 245 Seventh Haug Julius, hardware, 115 Second, r. 74 Natoma Haugh Martin, laborer, r. 624 Seventh Haugh Michael, laborer, r. 1446 Minna j Haughey Frank, laborer S. F. Brass Works, r. 101 First Haughey James, steward tug Rescue, r. 254 Beale Haughton Edward, clerk Davis Bros., Toklas .& Co., r. 1003 Powell Haughton Eliza Mrs., r. 1003 Powell Haughton John, first assistant engineer O. Imp. 88. Mississippi, r. 35 Garden ^^Haughtou. See Houghton and Horton Hautrhy Edward, shoemaker E. Main, r. 309 Fremont Haukeuson Hauken, seaman, r. 4 Jackson Hauu Catherine M., widow, r. 927 Post Haunauer Joseph, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Haunauer Nicklaus, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Haupt Henry, cellarman William Hoelscher & Co., r. 604 Market LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, offer Goods Lower than any House in this city. 119 Montgomery St* LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ClOOD WORK. I.OW PRICES. OFFICE, «48 MARKET MTKEET. HAU 533 HAW r. de Hauptli Gabriel, cellarman Walter, Schilling & Co r. 436 Vallejo Hauptli Jacob, importer human hair, 411 Sutter, 417 Sutter Hauptman John, first cook P. M. SS. City of Rio Janeiro Haurtin August, cook, r. 1615 Pine Hauschild Mollie Mrs., r. 20}iS Fifth Hauschildt Ferdinand T., janitor 123 California, r. 1012 Nineteenth Hauschildt H., elevatorman 123 California Hauschildt Julia Miss, r. 110 Sixth Hause Edward W., teamster Dore & Co., r. 927 Harri- son Hause Robert W., traveling agent The Charles A. Vo- geler Co., r. 918 Harrison uy Hause. See House Hauser Abraham, r. 1609 California Hauser Adam, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. E s Stockton, nr Francisco Hauser Albert M., driver Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 2106 Filbert Hauser Bernard, bartender, r. 8 August Alley Hauser Bernhard, milk depot and dairy produce, 411 Hayes Hauser Charles, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 637 Broadway Hauser Christian, clerk, r. 1021 J$ Market Hauser Conrad, laborer, r. 637 Broadway Hauser Conrad, peddler, r. 738 Tehama Hauser David, selector Ackerman Bros., r. 1609 Cali- fornia Hauser Elizabeth, widow, r. 1214 Folsom Hauser George, spikemaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Railroad Av, ur Venezuela Hauser Henry, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 1214 Folsom Hauser Herman, barber, 222 Stockton, r. 22 Stockton PI Hauser Isadore J., cook, r. 136 Sixth Hauser J. Frank, barber Olympic Club, r. 441 Jessie Hauser L. C, steward Alexander W. Wilson, r. 342 Jessie Hauser Louis B., musician Bella Union Theater, r. 2 Cadell Alley Hauser Nellie, widow, r. 848 Folsom, rear Hauser Peter, expressman, r. 637 Broadway Hauser Robert, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 1321 Mason Hauser Victor (Green & Hauser) r. 2017 Polk Hausler Frederick, r. 932 Broadway Hausler Frederick, liquor saloon, 26 Eddy Hausler William, butcher, 819 Jackson, r. 1025 Pacific Hausman F. H. JSi Co. (Frederick H. Hausman) shipping and commission merchants, 210 Battery Hausman Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 1121 Howard Hausman Frederick H. (F. H. Hausman & Co.) r. 1216 Washington Hausman Jacob, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 527 J^ Birch Av Hausman Philip, cigar dealer, r. 1121 Howard Hausmann Bernhard (Hausmann Brothers) r. 1012 Van Ness Av Hausmann Brothers (Siegfried and Bernhard) mirrors and frames, 217-219 Pine Hausmann Siegfried (Hausmann Brothers) r. 1012 Van Ness Av V^' Hausmann. See Haussman and Houseman Hausmeister Julius, cashier Daniel Meyer, r. 235 Kearny Hausrath Robert E., fresco painter, r.213 Minna Haussler Leonard F., cabinetmaker, 231 Jackson, r. 1116 Broadway Haussler Leonard F. Jr., cabinetmaker, r. 1116 Broad- way Haussman Adolph, r. 802 Ellis Haussman Henry, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 802 Ellis Haussman. See Hausman, Hausmann and House- man Haustein Henry, machinist P. H. Jackson, r. 14 De- catur Hauthal Ernest, soapmaker Commercial Soap Co.,r. 608 Sixth Hautur Charles, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Havard Charles, painter, r. 629 Broadway Havasy George, salesman Schwingel & Ruthe, r. 1415 Hyde Haveker Henry, liquor Saloon, 331 Sixth Haven Benjamin B., clerk John Rae Hamilton, r. Oakland Ha'ven Charles D., resident secretary Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., 422 Califor- nia, r. Oakland Haven Charles D. Jr., clerk Union Insurance Co., r. Oakland Haven James M. (Gray & Haven) atttorney at law, 530 California, room 6, r. East Oakland Haven William P., clerk H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. Oak- land Havener Edward, calker, r. 5.38 Folsom Havener James R., calker, r. 13 Anthony Havens Albert W., secretary Consolidated Vir- ginia Mining Co., 26 Nevada Block, r. Oakland Havens Charles I. (Schmidt & Havens) r. 2716 Howard Havens Charles R., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., NE cor Sansome and Bush . Havens Frank C. (Havens & Co.) r. Oakland Havens Prank J., bookkeeper Oakland Home Insur- ance Co., r. Oakland Havens Henry T., clerk, r. 1003 Twenty-first Havens Henry T. Jr., purser O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 2716 Howard Havens H. H., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1059 Washington Havens Howard (Donohoe, Kelly jc Co.) r. 1911 Sac- ramento Havens Howard C, clerk Firemans Fund Insiirance Co., r. 1911 Sacramento Havens Louisa Mrs., r. S s Seventeenth, bet Church and Dolores Havens & Co. (Frank C. Havens) stock brokers, 429 California 8^" Havens. See Haven Haver Henry, baker, r. 17 Sumner Haver Philip J., scroll sawyer.W. B. Bradbury, r. 1415 Howard Haverly William T., r. 703 Market Haverly's California Theater, Frederick W. Bert man- ager, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont Haverty Michael J., laborer, r. W s Williamson, nr Geary Havey Bernard J., groceries and liquors, 53 Everett Haviland Annie Miss, r. 514 Minna Havilaud Charles H., watchman Horace Davis & Cfo., r. 180 Perry Haviland Frank, miner, r. William Tell House Haviland James, horseshoer, 905 Battery Haviland James Jr., horseshoer James Haviland, r. 905 Battery Haviland John T. (Wilmerding & Co.) r. 1325 Clay Haviland William H., stableman, r. 1209 Folsom Haviside John J. (Haviside & Shean) r. 30 Crocker Haviside & Shean (John J. Haviside and John Shean) ship riggers, SW cor Bryant and Fremont Havlin Hugh, expressman, SW cor Sixth and Mis- sion, r. 325 Fair Oaks Hawaiian Commercial and Sug'ar Co., Glaus Spreckels president, F .N.Walton secretary, office 327 Market Ha-vraiian Line Packets, Williams, Dimond k Co. agents. 202 Market Hawe Mary Mrs., bakery, 1209 Devisadero Hawe W., driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RR.. r. 620 Fourth Hawes Alexander G., manager New York Life Insurance Co., 220 Sansome, rooms 1-2, r. 319 Ellis Hawes Andrew, steward stmr Pilot Hawes Benjamin C, city agent Guardian As- surance Co., 314 California, r. San Leandro Hawes Charles D., driver Charles M. Hawes, r. NW cor Napa and Connecticut Hawes Charles M.,proptr Bay State Dairy, SW cor Napa and Connecticut, office 35 Eddy Hawes Eben, laborer, r. 12 Hinckley Hawes Edward W. (Dore & Co.) r. 927 Harrison Hawes Elisha, r. 2343 J^ Washington Hawes George H., stenographer Fox & Kellogg, r. 142 J4 Fourth Hawes Horace, attorney at law, 315 California Hawes Horace, capitalist, office 434 California, rooms 8-10, r. Palace Hotel Hawes Madison, compositor Cubery & Co., r. East Oakland Hawes Mary Miss, saleslady The Bandbox, r. 15 Rin- con PI Hawes Oliver (Macdonald & Hawes) r. Oakland Hawes Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 719 Market Hawes Sarah E. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary School, r. NW cor Napa and Connecticut 0 w o W o & a p O QC O or; o « O • o H Ml P. PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. Ainericiiu and Ens^lish Paper HnngingH. Private Residences Decorated iu Artistic Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. H ISfCKI.EY. SriERS * IIAYEN. Fri^TOK IKON WORH^i. 213 Fremont Slroef, Haaufttcturers of STATIOKABY and StAKIDTE £Ki>ear. HEC 539 HEI Heclit Brothers t& Co. (Isaac, Abraham E., Louie Jr., Maicus H., and Jacob H. Hecht) manufactu- rers and wholesale dealers leather and findings, and boots and shoes, 25-27 Sansome Hecht Emanuel, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 31 Alta Hecht Isaac (Hecht Brothers & Co. and Buckingham & Hecht) r. 1201 Van Ness Av Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Brothers k Co.) r. Boston, Mass. Hecht Joseph A., portrait artist, r. 216 Chestnut Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Brothers & Co., and Bucking ham & Hecht) r. Boston, Mass. Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Brothers & Co.) r. 1106 Van Ness Av Hecht Morris, porter Fechheimer & Steele, r. Oakland Hecht Sigmund, satchelmaker, r. 926 Mission Heck Jeseph, tailor, 563 Natoma Heck Peter, r. 6 Central PI Hecker Jacob, painter, r. 11 Morey Alley Hecker John L., tailor, r. 824 34 Pacific Heckman John, iron roller, r. 214 Nineteenth Heckman Richard, butcher, r. 1078 Howard Heckman Thomas, butcher, r. 1078 Howard Heckmann Edward, tanner, r. 29 San Jose Av Heckmann Hermann (Heckmann k Immel) r. 2134 O'Farrell Heckmann L., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Heckmann & Immel (Hermann Heckmann and A. J. B. Immel) produce commission merchants, NE cor Davis and Washington Hecox Benjamin F., clerk, r. 406 Minna Hecox George W., bartender Richards & Harrison, r. 11 Dale PI B^" Hecox. See Hickox Hedbarig Charles, r. 2223 Greenwich Hedberg Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hedden Richard, flanger Bay City Mnfg Co. Hedderich Charles H., cabinetmaker, r. 932 Natoma BS" Hedderich. See Hedrich Hedemann William (Mangels & Hedemann) r. SW cor Manitoba and Railroad Av Hedge Charlotte Mrs., furnished rooms, 759 Market Hedger Henry A., r. 1608 Golden Gate Av Hedges Benjamin F., freight clerk J. D. Spreckels k Bros., r. 151 Shipley Hedges Charles H., cashier U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley Hedges George W. (Hedges & Dillenberg) r. 1316 Florida Hedges Joseph W.. machinist, r. 151 Shipley Hedges k Dillenberg (George W. Hedges and Mi- chael Dillenberg) machinists, 30 Fremont Hedin Peter, cabinetmaker D. Lundy, r. 829 Market Hedley James, molder Mechanics Foundry, r. 10 Stan- ford Hedley John, molder Mechanics Foundry, r. 10 Stan- ford Hedley Thomas, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 10 Stanford BSr Hedley. See Headley Hedrich John L. (Gockeritz & Hedrich) r. 717 Fulton 8^" Hedrich. See Hedderich Hedrington Henry, engineer, r. SE cor Noe and Seven- teenth Hedstrom J. Bernard, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Hedstrom Mary, domestic 808 Mission Hedstrom Oliver, buggyman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Illinois, nr Shasta Heeder Cecilia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 455 Tehama Heeder John, liquor saloon, 325 Bush, r. 455 Tehama Heeia Sugar Plantation Co., Gustave Frank secretary, 3 California and 104 Market Heenan Edward J., carpenter Michael Walsh, r. S s Twenty-second, bet Valencia and Bartlett Heenan John, clerk, r. 1008 Buchanan Heenan Kate, widow, r. 1008 Buchanan Heeney Charles R., patternmaker, r. 228 Brannan Heeney James, r. S b Twenty-fifth, bet Florida and Bryant Heeney James, teamster, r. 228 Brannan Heeney John, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn Heeney Joseph, fireman, r. 541 First Heeney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 27 Willows Av Heeney Thomas F., engineer, r. 41 Jessie 6^" Heeney. See Haney, Heaney and Heney Heense Leonard, barber, 26 >^ Turk Heep Philip, cook, r. 24 Glasgow Heer Arnold, steward Clifi House. r.ll22 Golden Gate Av, rear HCan Heerdink John Mrs., bakery, 1205 Polk, r. 1510)4 Polk Heerdink John W., medical student, r. 1510 J4 Polk Heerdt Henry, painter and whitener, r.Ws Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta, rear Heesch F. Johan. liquor saloon, 403 Drumm Heeth Albert, tailor, 423 East, r. 70 Everett Heeth Charles, clerk Contra Costa Lanndry, r. 70 - Everett Heeth Herman W., clerk, r. 70 Everett flS~ Heeth. Se Heath Hefer John A., wood and coal, 715 Harrison Heffenger Joseph, jeweler, r. 28 Rausch Heflenger Mary, widow, r. 28 Rausch Hefferman William, miner, r. 361 Jessie Heffernan Charles, musician, r. 1009 Mason , Hefi'ernan Henry T., shoe cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg J(i Co., r. 305 Filbert Heffernan James, tailer Louis Leter, r. 114 Fell Heffernan Johanna, domestic 620 Folsom Heffernan John, boatman Custom House, r. 142 xyan' cock Heffernan John, tailor, r. 114 Fell ' Heflernan John F., cutter Meyer k Walker, r. 114 F^l Heffernan Mary, domestic 2128 California Heffernan Michael, liquor saloon, 223 Sansome, r. v 712 Guerrero Heffernan Michael, tailor, r. 340 Tehama Heffernan Michael J., tinsmith, r. 114 Fell Heffernan Owen, clerk S. C. Harding, r. 305 Filbert Heffernan Patrick, laborer, r. 305 Filbert Heffernan William P., shoecutter, r. 305 Filbert Heffner Frank, liquor saloon, 700 Sacramento, r. 704 Sacramento Heffner William, newspaperman, r. 1712 Hyde Heffron Hugh, waiter S. F. Bar Assn, r. 16 Lily Av Heffron Oscar, stableman, r. 310 Golden Gate Av Heffron Patrick, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Courtland Av fly Heffron. See Heyfron Hefti Balthazar, shipping agent, 506 Battery, r. Oak- land Hefty John, barber, 709 Davis, r. 418 Broadway Began Catherine, groceries and liquors, 313 Seventh Hegarty C. E., r. Commercial Hotel Hegarty Daniel, carpenter, r. 1202 )<5 Howard Hegarty Daniel A., porter, r. 510 Natoma Hegarty Patrick, shoemaker, r. 516 Pacific Hegarty Robert, morocco dresser, r. 67 Clipper BS" Hegarty. See Hagerty, Haggerty and Heagerty Hegblom Henry, longshoreman, r. 32 Clementina Hegeler Adolph, cabinetmaker, r. Hotel Rhein Hegeler H. F. (J. H. Mentz & Co.) r. 133 Twelfth Hegeman Frederick, teamster Presidio Reservation Hegerly Anton, r. 127 Jackson Heggerty Charles J., deputy insurance commissioner, r. 29 Dupont Hegler John H. (John H. Hegler & Co.) r. 222 Haight Hegler JoKii H. Jii Co. (John H. Hegler) com- mission merchants, 305-307 Clay Hegner Edward, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Hehmann Frank H., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r. Oakland Hehnke John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Heibach Ann Mrs., dressmaker, 254 Ellis Heibach George, wagonmaker, r. 254 Ellis Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 508 Fourth Heiclc William, druggist and apothecary, SE cor Golden Gate Av and Polk Heidborn Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Har- mony Hotel Heideman Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay Heiden Ernest, seaman P. M. SS. San Jose Heldenaber Louis, r. 708 Lombard Heidenreich Samuel B., merchant, r. 45 Minna Heider C. & Co. (Christopher Heider and Jacob Broth- ers) barbers. 310 Bush Heider Christopher (C. Heider & Co.) r. 623 Ash Av Heider Frank, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 64 Sil- ver Heidinger Lena, widow, r. 813 Pacific Heidman Henry, teamster John Smith, r. New Atlan- tic Hotel Heidman Richard, bartender, r. 59 Clementina Heiduska Ferdinand, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 1.529 Golden Gate Av Heier Carl, baker Henry Nieman, r. 418 O'Farrell Heighten George, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Heil John, baker, r. 625 Clay Heilbrom Charles, expressman, r. 438 (526) Tehama U/ A r n N Q TRUMA:sr, isham & co., W n U U ll O 509, 311 Market St. BUOGIES, CARRIAGES Edwards* Iiigrbtniiig Juiup- Seat, for tale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD: 133 MPEAK MTRKKT. HEI 540 HEI O H o ;-> c; I— < Oi •a o 5 H '3^ eg c salesman, r. 2440 MiBSion (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacra- Hcilbron Adolph (Poly, Heilbron & Co.; r. Sacra- mento City Heilbron Adolph Heilbron August mento City Heilbronner August (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. 217 Post Heilbronner Max (Blssinger & Co) r. 101 Dupont Heilbrun Samuel (Held Brothers & Co.) r. 309 Po-well Hejlfronn Julius, barber, 341 Hayes Heilmann Henry Mrs., widow, r. 708 Brannan Heilmann James H., soap mnfr, 708 Brannan Heilmann John, presser Simon & Breslauer, r. 708 Brannan Heilmann Richard W., soapmaker James H. Heil- mann, r. 708 Brannan JBelm Adam, porter Feigenbaum k Co., r. 211 Chatta- nooga Heim Adam, wool sorter Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 512 , Fourth He'im Franz L., boots and shoes, 121 Dupont, r. 24 Derby HeiTin John, milkman, r. Algeria, bet Santee and Pen- ^ obscot F^eim John G., milkman, r. Algeria, bet St. Lawrence and James Heim Josephine, weavers. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 306 Greenwich Heim Julius F. H., mnfr's agent and commission merchant, 120 Sutter, r. East Oakland Heim Philip, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 306 Greenwich Heim Thomas, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. 306 Greenwich Heiman Albert L. (Heiman Brothers) r. 315 Leaven- worth Heiman Brothers (Albert L. and Joseph) clothiers, 1028-1030 Market Heiman Joseph (Heiman Brothers) r. 315 Leaven- worth Heiman Julius, salesman, r. 44 Third Heimann Martin, with A. I. Hall & Son, r. 35 Fifth )0"Heimann. See Heymen and Hyman Heimbach Alexander, seaman, r. 409 Drumm Heimbruch Fred., clerk Thannhauser & Co., 311 Cali- fornia Heimburg Eva W., widow (Mrs. E. W. Heimburg & Co.) r. 218 Pacific Heimburgr E. W. Mrs. E.S, RtTCKETS and CARS. eg u o u o O i CS o O £ 0 HEL 542 HEN Helmer Richard, merchant, r. 1212 Geary Helmer William, bookkeeper Atkins Massey, r.l Yerba Buena Helmers Niels S., teacher music, r. 518 Castro Helmke Andros, tanner, r. 34 White PI Helmken J. Theodore (Helmkeu & Lackeman) r. 1223 Clay Helmken William C, clerk, r. 1223 Clay - Helmken & Lackeman (J. Theodore Helmken and Charles Lackeman) importers and dealers hardware, 516 Kearny Helmquist Charles A., tailor, r. 2004 Powell Helmrich Oscar, r. 2110 Broadway Helms August, r. Greenwich, bet Pierce and Steiner Helms Augustus G., clerk Our Boys' and Girls' Cigar Factory, r. 619 Stevenson Helms Henry W. , groceries and liquors, 1910 Market, r.m Rose Av Helms John, cook Occidental Hotel, r. SW cor Fif- teenth and Noe Helms Jolin E. A. , groceries and liquors, SW cor Seventh and Stevenson Helms John F., driver M. A. Mercer, r. 409 Linden Av Heltus Robert, artist, studio and r. 235 Kearny Helmntli William, manufacturer cigars, 506 Jack- son, r. 518 Valencia Helsing J. Jonas, r. 127 Jackson Helmstetter J. A., painter S. P. RR., r. 9 Harrison Av Helmsted Niels, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 18 Eddy Helvetia Hotel, Steiner & Gamma proprietors, 431-433 Pine HELVETIA MARINE INS. CO, OF ST, GALL Harry W. Syz, g^eneral agent, 4r^0-42S California HelYClia Swiss Fire Ins. Co. of SI. Gall. Harry AV. Syz, general agent, 4!30-lS!3 California Hely John R., bookkeeper Anderson & Co., r. 2322 Webster Heman Ellen Mrs., r. 1030 Howard Hemau W. shipjoiner Dickie Brothers Hemaus Frances, widow, r. 7 Selina PI Hemberton Thomas, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon Hemenez Manuel, clerk C. C. Diez, r. 852 Washington Hemenway George W., boxmaker, and lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 931 Greenwich Hemenway Melville D., machinist Samuel Hill, r. 32 Fourth Hemenway William, carriage painter Larkins & Co., r. 1 Eddy PI B^ Hemenway. See Hemmenway and Hemingway Hemingway Abram, broommaker, r. NE cor Gunnison Av and Stoueman, B. H. Hemingway John W., broommaker, r. NE cor Gunni- son Av and Stoneman, B. H. Hemiugway Thomas, broommaker, r. NE cor Gunni- son Av and Stoneman, B. H. Hemingway Walter, broommaker, r. NE cor Gunni- son Av and Stoneman, B. H. B^" Hemingway. See Hemmenway and Hemenway Hemme August, office 404 Montgomery, r. 1922 Frank- lin I Hemme Louis (Hemme & Maurer) r. 921 Geary I Hemme <&J>Iaurer( Louis Hemme and Leo Maurer) restaurant and bakery, 917 Market Hemmelberg Henry, bakery, NE cor Paraguay and Susquehana ' Hemmtnan G. W., r. 22 Geary Hemmenway Albert L. G., r. 318 Fern Av Hemmenway Catherine V., r. 318 Fern Av j Hemmenway Thomas F. R., r. 318 Fern Av I t^ Hemmenway. See Hemenway and Hemingway I Hemmer Henry J., boot and sboeinaker, 635 Kearny, r. 212 Prospect PI Hemmer Kate C. Mies, saleslady E. Mansbacb & Co., r. 317 Eddy Hemmingson Jens, cooper D. Bucking, r. 758 Bryant HemmingBon Rasmus P., longshoreman, r. 2018 Du- pont Hemmrich Jacob, dyer A. Bertln, r. 59 Second Hempel Hermann E., groceries and liquors, NW cor Sacramento and Scott Hemphill Joseph Rev., associate pastor Woodbridge Presbyterian Church, cor Twentieth and Capp Hemphill William, carpenter, r. 1209 Folsom Hempton Charles W., machinist, r. 1127 Broadway Hemsley Sarah R., widow, r. 229 Bartlett Hemstreet Albert D., driver City RB., r. 1723 Mis- sion Hemsworth Michael, first officer 8. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 747 Howard Henarie Daniel V. B. (E. Martin k Co.) r. 934 Pine Heucke Herman (Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers) r. 2223 California Hencke William H. (Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers) r. 1008 VBllejo B^ Hencke. See Henke Hencken Brothers (John and Martin) liqnor saloon, 154 Third Hencken Charles (Roberts & Hencken) r. 1308 Jj Polk Hencken Henry, cook H. Gorsig, r. 113 Davis Hencken John (Hencken Brothers) r. 83 M Everett Hencken Martin (Hencken Brothers) r. 714 Howard Hencken Martin (Henry Brickwedel & Co.) r. 633 Minna Hencken Martin (H. Muller & Co.) r. 1901 Hyde Henckes Nicholas, liquor saloon, 248 Sutter Hence Theodore, lorewer Pac. Brewery, r. 267 Tehama Hendee M. J. Mrs., electrician, office and r. 865Jj Market Henderson Andrew J., bartender, r. 417J!5 O'Farrell Henderson Alexander B., managing editor Call, r. 718 Green Henderson Alexander H., laundry, 614 Ellis Henderson Alfred H., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 902 Powell Henderson C. L. Mrs., dressmaking, 1005 Folsom Henderson Charles F. (Henderson k Hook) r. 1903 Bush Henderson Charles S., clerk auditor's office S. P. RR., r. 903 Twenty.fourth Henderson David L., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. SW cor Mason and Filbert Henderson David M.. bookkeeper Sather & Co., r. Oakland ^ Henderson Dicie Miss, r. 2633 Mission Henderson Duncan (Henderson & Thompaon) r. 26S3 Mission Henderson E. Mrs., widow, r. S 8 Geary, bet Parker and Johnson Avs Henderson Frank, plumber, r. 17 Fourth Henderson Frank, traveling salesman Murphy, Grant k Co., r. 122 Taylor Henderson Frederick, seaman, r. 41 Pacific Henderson George, clerk, r. 101 Commercial Henderson George L., clerk Wallace Everson & Co., r. Oakland Henderson Henry, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 124 Clinton Henderson Hiram, watchman, r. 502 J^ Broadway Henderson James, longshoreman, r. 804 Third Henderson James, superintendent Odd Fellows' Cemetery, S s Geary, bet Parker and First Avs Henderson James L., machinist, r. 733 Shotwell Henderson James S., gardener, r. NW cor Nineteenth and Noe Henderson James W., carpenter Enterprise Mill and Building Co. Henderson Jane, widow, r. 7 Varennes Henderson Jane, widow, r. 661 Howard Henderson J. Frederick, with Joseph Figel, r. 810 Mission Henderson John (Barry, Baird & Co.) r. 2615 Sutter Henderson John, compositor, r. 801 Filbert Henderson John, electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r. 1808 Powell Henderson John, master mariner, office 436 Montgom- ery r. Berkeley Henderson John Jr., coal and wood, 117 O'Far- rell, r. Berkeley Henderson John M., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2208 Jack- son Henderson Mamie Miss, r. 11 Verona Henderson Margaret, widow, r. 1808 Powell Henderson Mary J. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School, r. 338 McAllister i Henderson Matthew A., r. 706 Lombard Henderson Neil, weigher North Point' Warehouse, r. 12 Ash Av Henderson Oscar, laborer, r. nr Ocean View station Henderson Peter, shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. Bres- liu Hotel Henderson Robert A., machinist Tatum & Bowen, r. 139 Beale Henderson Roy M., salesman J. W. Davidson k Co., r. 312 Shotwell Henderson Samuel, butcher, r. 224 Fourth SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ 11 West of Fillmore Street OFFICi:, 33 OEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Im|>urter» of and Dealers in COAI^ and PIO IRON, 41 jnarket KCreet. corner Npeur. HEN 543 HEN Henderson Samuel L., salesman A. H. Bowen, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Valencia Henderson Thomas, stevedore, r. 1414 Kearny, rear Henderson Thomas D., janitor Halleck Block, 320 Sansome, room 38 Henderson Thomas H. , secretary Renton Coal Co., 2'2 Sacramento, r. Oaklsnd Henderson Wallace B., salesman, r. 312 Shotwell Henderson Walter H. (E. Petibeau & Co.) r. 12 Polk Henderson William, barber Abraham Enkle, r, 106 Shipley Henderson William, cook G. 8. Hall, r. 522 Califor- .nia Henderson William, local agent Union Insurance Co., r. 1014 Powell Henderson William, shipcarpenter, r. 503 O'Farrell Henderson William, teamster, r. 3 Noonan Av Henderson William, teamster, r. S Sheridan, rear Henderson William A., carpenter, r. 3 Telegraph PI Henderson William A., laborer, r. Ocean View Henderson William E., carpenter, r. 12 Johnson Av Henderson William P., bookkeeper, r. 1224 Eddy Henderson Eighteenth Henry J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Henry J., printer, r. 310 Montgomery Av Henry Jacob, butcher Charles Wagner, r. 22 Clemen- tina Henry James T., r. 37}^ Sixth Henry James T., with Holt Bros., r. 128M Fourth Henry John (Henry & Sons) r. Napa, Cal. Henry John, foreman carder Bay City Mnfg Co. Henry John B., watchman Home for the care of Inebri- ates, r. 562 Howard Henry John P., master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento Henry John T., brushmaker, r. NW cor Mission and Thirty-first Henry John W., painter, r. 1621 Powell Henry Joseph (Henry & Sons) r. 4 Servia Henry Joseph, boots and shoes, 909 Larkln Henry Joseph, master mariner, r. 1051 Mission Henry Joseph, wood and coal, and agent Sonoma Packets, NE cor Front and Green, r. 1115 Steiner Heniy Jules, upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadoux, r. 817 Montgomery Henry L., r. 1621 Powell Henry Levi J., Commissioner of Insanity, new City Hall; baeement, and physician, office and r. NW cor Eleventh and Mission Heniy Lewis M. Jr., clerk W. J. Callingham & Co., r. 514 Taylor Henry Lillie A. Miss, r. 2103 Hyde Henry Lorenzo A., pressman George Spaulding & Co., and assistant foreman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 514 Taylor Henry Marcus M., theatilcal manager, office Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 416J4 Austin Henry Margaret, widow, r. 306 Eighteenth Henry Mary, widow, r. NW cor Mission and Thirty- first Henry Maude L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 514 Taylor Henry M. E, Miss, r. 619 Golden Gate Av Henry Michael, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. West Oakland Henry Michael, seaman, r. 112 Pacific Henry Michael, seaman, r. 621 Second Henry Murdock, stableman C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 32 Ritch Henry Neal, whipmaker, r. S s Twenty-eighth, bet Church and Dolores Henry K., r. 681 Mission Henry R. M. Mrs., r. 612 Leavenworth Henry Robert (Henry & Healy) r. 208 Second Henry Robert, boilermaker Cal. Iron Works, r. 440 Brannan Henry Robert, machine hand Jason Springer & Co., r. Twenty-eighth, bet Church and Dolores Henry Robert J., laborer, r. 361 Minna Henry Samuel, furniture, 1008 Howard Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, 708 Montgomery, r. Oakland Henry S. F. Mrs., r. 420 Sixth Henry Stephen (Henry & Sons) r. Napa, Cal. Henry Thomas, coal passer P. M. SS. Granada Henry Thomas, laborer, r. 229 Twenty-eighth Henry Watson H., engineer tug Lulu, r. 8W cor Mar- ket and East Henry William, chief engineer Cal. S. N. Co's stmr Mary Garratt Henry William, hostler, r. 448^ Third Henry William, laborer C. P. R. R., r. 27 Clara Henry William, painter, r. 432 Seventh Henry W'illiam, ship clerk, r. 514 Green Henry William, toll collector Mission Bay Bridge Co., r. 20 Pearl Henry William, valet, r. 32 Second Henry William A., varnisher L. & E. Emanuel, r. 514 Union Henry William H., laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. Hub- bard House Henry William N., conductor Sutter St. RR.,r. 912 Lyon Henry W.W. Mrs. (8. F. Purchasing Bureau) 131 Post Henry W. Warner (Feiling & Henry) r. Oakland Henry & Healy ^(Robert Henry and John Healy) liquor saloon, 212 Fourth Henry & Sons (Cornelius, Joseph, John and Stephen) wholesale butchers, Honduras, nr Railroad Av Hensch Henry, bookkeeper George Roeben, r. 39 Pa- cific Henschen Catherine Mrs., groceries and liquors, SE cor Steiner and Ellis Henschober Emil, watchmaker and jeweler, 801 Fol som, r. 1011 Clay Hensel Frederick, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r 8 s Filbert, bet Fillmore and Steiner Hensel Henry, capitalist, r. 1232 Dupont Henshaw Charles, bartender, r. 210 Drumm Henshaw Edwin T., bookkeeper H. P. Gregory & Co., r. Oakland Henshaw Joshua S., capitalist, r. 608 Pine Henshelwood Thomas B. (Doane & Henshelwood) r. 2716 Sacramento Heneing John, jeweler Z. Zacharias & Co., r. lOSSJtS Fol som Hensler Arnold, proptr Swiss Brewery, 416 Dupont, r. 1 Quincy PI Hensley Charles B. , insurance agent, r. 433 Geary Hensley Fred. C, shipping clerk Arpad Haraszthy & Co.. r. 1036 Folsom Hensley William D., policeman, r. 422 Greenwich Hent Reuben W., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 104 Mason HentricU Lie-wis, packer, wholesale arfti retail dealer hams, lard, pork, beef, etc., 513-515 Front, r. 1012 Leavenworth Hentrich Lewis V. B.. clerk, r. 1012 Leavenworth Heiitz AxxgjtBtuir H., wines and liquors, NW cor Hyde and McAllister, and 53^ Park Av, r. 7 Hyde Hentze Louis, clerk, r. 713 Broadway Hentzell Augustus J., yardman S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn, r. 607 J^ Linden Av Hentzell John, yardman S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn, r. 129 Oak Henzel George L., electric bells, office 8 Golden Gate Av, r. 1912 Steiner Henzler John, baker, r. 625 Clay Hepburn A. Mortimer, salesman Dutton & Partridge r. Oakland ' Hepburn Andrew M., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oak- land Hepburn L. J., r. Nucleus House Hepburn Rufus, clerk Albert Mau & Co.,r. Oakland Hepburn Ward A., merchandise broker, 126 Davis, r. Oakland Hepp George, boots and shoes, 1325 Dupont Heppner John O., clerk general auditor's office C. P. RR., r. Oakland Hepworth Susan B. Mrs., seamstress Protestant Or- phan Asylum Hepworth William B., clerk George H. Tay k Co., r. 534 Bush Herald Hugh, machinist H. P. Gregory & Co., r. NW cor First and ^issi«in Heran Patrick, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- press, r. 6 Bernard Herber John, proprietor Eureka Hall, 527 Kearny, r. Iu07 Stockton Herberger Carl, upholsterer A. Berson & Son, r. 11 Langton Herberger Carl, upholsterer, r. 509 Steiner Herberger Charles W., upholsterer John A. Shaber, r. 1007 Market Herbert Andrew, seaman, r. 500 Davis Herbert Charles A., real estate agent, r. 452J^ Minna Herbert Christopher C. steward P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 115 Seventh Herbert Edward, tailor, 908 Pine Herbert Henry V., agent C. P. RR. and S. P. RR. law dept, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 40, r. Alameda Herbert John, plasterer, r. 2 Harriet Herbert Katie, domestic 1711 California Herbert Maurice, laborer, r. 261 Tehama Herbert Richard H., carpenter and builder, 17 Stev- • enson, r. 625 Howard Herbert William, cooper, 38 Commercial, r. 115 Perry Herbst G. F. Adolph, principal South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 615 Jones Herbst Bertha Miss, r. 2724 Folsom Herbst Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, r.GoIden Gate Hotel Herbst John, r. 127 Jackson Herbst Justus, watchmaker and jeweler, 134 Second Herckelrath William (Herckelrath & Farber) r. SW cor Golden Gate Av and Hyde Herckelrath & Farber (William Herckelrath and Otto Farber) groceries and liquors, SW cor Golden Gate Av and Hyde • Hercwles Powder 'Works (Powning, Contra Costa Co., Cal.) N. G. Kittle president, John F, Lohse secretary, office 230 California M O 00 o a 0 B 0 o o o as © a >^ <^ p o 0 G\A/ /^l A n 1/ 0 C"/^ 645 Market St., AVhoIcs-ale ami Retail dealers in Paper . W. LLAnlA06 LU. INTERIOR decorators, H»M^;"S^.»nd alLkinds of window Shade Materials and Fixtureg. ...aiAiri f-%/ onil-OO O UAVrC FITI-TON IROW >VOKKN, 213 Fremont Mtreet. HINCKLEY, SrIhnO a HAT to, ilonufacturersof Aiu»lg»iii»tliiK mnMuna SetUern, d 9 U PQ 1 I 1^ o o 98 eg © ac u Hi) c> 9S ac 93 ■Q O .A O as o HER 546 HER Herd John, with Eppinger k Co., r. Oakland Herd Peter, butcher, r. Ss Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo „ . ^, Herdel Frederick, liquor saloon, 8E cor Haight and Scott Herdic P., r. Palace Hotel Herdmau Cybella, widow, r. NE cor Texas and 8o- Hereda Edward, polisher La Grande Laundry, r. 210 )i Thirteenth Heredla Dolores, widow, r. 4 Margaret PI Hereford William A., ehipcarpenter, r. 409 Pacific Keren Katie, domestic NE cor Folsom and Eleventh Hergarten Emerlch H., veterinary surgeon, office and r. 502 a Stockton Hergen James, carpenter, r. 34 Hayes Herget John, blacksmith, r. Ill Bernard Hergo Paolo, r. 814 Montgomery HerickRon John, marine ways, cor St. Thomas and Penobscot Heriuger Henry A., decorator, office 22 Third, r. 421 Tenth „. , Heringer Rudolph F. (Heringer & Co.) r. 1124 Mission Heriuger & Co. (Rudolph F. Heringer) house painters and decorators, 1124 Mission Heringhi Aaron, salesman Moses J. Franklin, r. 4 Hyde Heringhi Bernard, real estate and stock broker, 324 J4 Montgomery, r. 4 Hyde Heringhi Charles S., clerk, r. 4 Hyde Heringhi Edward, stocks, 324^ Montgomery, r. 13 Harriet Heringhi Leopold, watchmaker and jeweler, 38 Sixth, r. 4 Hyde Heringhi Louis, salesman Joseph Jacobs, r. 4 Hyde Heringhi Samuel, stocks, 324H Montgomery, r. 4 Hyde Heriot, Bigley «& Co. (James K. Heriot, Donald Ross and George Bigley) produce commission merchants, NE cor Clay and Davis Heriot James K. (Heriot, Bigley & Co.) r. 2505 Sacra- mento Heriot Mary Mrs., r. 1318 Hyde Heritage John, bookkeeper, r. 10 Cumberland Heritage John L., coope'r, r. 10 Cumberland Heritage William R., clerk, r. 10 Cumberland Herkenham Charles, cook Peter Johnson, r. 607 How- ard _ . Herlich Josie, operators. P. Pioneer Woolen Factory Herliehy Abbie E. Miss, cloak maker, r. 202 Twenty- third Herliehy John, quarryman, r. 202 Twenty-third Herlihy Catherine, widow, r. 536 Howard Herlihy Cornelius, laborer, r. 316 Beale Herlihy Daniel, bottler Sorenson & Dunker, r. 536^ Howard Herlihy Daniel, watchman, r. 832 Folsom Herlihy Daniel F., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1153 Folsom Herlihv Daniel H., patrolman Merchants Patrol, r. William Tell House Herlihy Dennis C. (Herlihy & Kelly) r. 536}^ Howard Herlihy F. A., molder Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 252 Fourth Herlihy J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Herlihy Jeremiah, rigger, r. 12 Howard, rear Herlihy Jeremiah, seaman, r. 316 Beale, rear Herlihy John, laborer, r. 1316 Filbert Herlihy John, upholsterer, r. 309 Minna Herlihy John Jr.. plumber, r. 1316 Filbert Herlihy Maurice, clerk Francis Moran, r. 422 Herlihy Maurice, cooper, r. 1153 Folsom Herlihy Minnie Miss, r. 1421 Taylor Herlihy Morris, clerk O. McCooey, r. SE cor Bryant and Gilbert Herlihy Patrick, laborer C. P. RR., r. 735 Brannan Herlihy Patrick, tobacco stripper, r. 303 Ninth Herlihy Patrick H., assistant engineer P. M. SS, City ol Peking Herlihy Richard, coal and wood. 1204 Broadway Herlihy & Kelly (D. C. Herlihy and J. A. Kelly) liquor saloon, 640 M Howard Herlin Peter, tailor, r. 129 Clara, rear Herling Louis, horseshoer, r. 129 Chattanooga Herling Louis Jr., blacksmith August Vetter, r. 129 Chattanooga Herlinger John, helper Wm. T. Garratt. r. 181 Jessie Herlitz Charles F., clerk, r. 1039 Folsom Herlitz Frederick, ironmolder, r. 252 Fourth Herlitz Hermann, r. 1039 Folsom Herlitz Robert, longshoreman, r. 1023 Stockton Fourth Herman brewer National Brewery, r. 731 Linden Av. nr Webster Herman Alexander, clerk M. Herman, r. 26H Kearny Herman Alfred, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. E B Broderick, bet Beach and Jeflferson Herman Andrew, deckhand stmr Ellen Herman Charles, bartender, r. S s Beach, nr Baker Herman Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 34 Ellis Herman James, driver United Carriage Co. Herman John, chickeu ranch, NW cor Seventeenth and Clara Av Herman John, coremaker, r. 10 Langton Herman John, laborer Standard Packing Co. Herman Lena Mrs., r. Greenwich, nr Powell Herman Levi, tailor, r. 116M Shipley Herman Martin, stockbroker, 324 Pine, room 6, r. 209 Dupont Herman P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Herman Rudolph, proptr Harbor View Hotel and Park, NW cor Jefterson and Beach Herman William, oysters, 17-19 Cal. Market, r. 20)4 Clara ' Hermann A., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. Oakland Hermann Emily, widow, r. 11 Steuart Hermann F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Hermann Francis J., clerk, r. 636 Commercial Hermann Frank, driver, r. 1837 O'Farrell Hermann Heinrich, butcher John Faubel, r. 2432 Sac- ramento Hermann H. J., bookkeeper J. F. G. Eggers, 533 Cali- fornia Hermann Isaac, r. 1812 Fillmore Hermann Jacob S., bookkeeper Anselmo Ramon, r. 116 Shipley Hermann John, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 147 Freelou Hermann Lncien, mining secretary, 220 San- some, rooms 4-6, r. Palace Hotel Hermann Mary, widow, r. 1814 Jessie Hermann Mary, widow, r. 32 Rausch Hermann Melville, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1812 Fillmore Hermann Meyer D., clerk S. Frohman & Co., r. 116 Shipley Hermann Moses, shoemaker, r. 720 Octavia Hermann Theodore (Theodore Hermann & Co.) r. 630 Washington Hermann Theodore & Co. (Theodore Hermann) birds, shells and curiosities, 630 Washington Hermann Theresa Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 1812 Fillmore i^" Hermann. See Herman, Herrman and Herrmann Hermansen Edward, cook, r. W s Bernal, nr Army Hermansen Herman (Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co.) r. 435 Bush Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co, (Herman Her- mansen and Hans P. Jorgensen) proprietors Southern Pacific Oysterhouse, N s Summer, bet* Kearny and Spring Hermansen Matthias, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Hermansen Martin, conductor N. B. and M. BB., r. 146 Tehama Hermeline Alexis, r. 2108 Pine Hermes Rudolph E., cashier Heywood Bros, b Co., r. 327!^ Haight Hermida Augustin L., steward P. C. S9. Queen of the Pacific, r. 1212>4 Clay Hern Ben.iamin F., glassblower, r. 442 Second 362 Hern Henry C, traveling agent Cal. Powder Co., r. 513 Hayes Hern James, painter, r. 8 Johnson Av Hern Mary C, widow, r. 1221 Folsom, rear t^ Hern. See Hearn Hernan Hugh, bellman Occidental Hotel Hernan Martin, car washer Market St. RB. Fifteenth „ ^ Hernan Michael, salesman F. N. Woods, r. 1014 Union Hernan Michael H., clerk J. E. McElrath, r. 1014 Union Hernandez A. Mrs., r. 734 Montgomery Hernandez Jose, waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 16 Pinkney PI Hernandez M., r. 501 Broadway Herndon A. C. Mrs., assistant Fairmount Primary School, r. 534 Bush Heme Philip, comedian Bella Union Theater Heme William, messenger American District Tel. Co., r. 8)4 Moss Hernobalc P. S., physician, r. 841 Market SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P^»'"p'*J,*frirJS?Efe^t^':"''''''"= J. mHUUU'^UUUn OC UU. I>«MK»TIC <«A1„ 4« M»rUe* street, comerS^ir. HER 547 HER Hernon Michael, steerage steward P. M. SS. City of New York Herod George, officers' messman P. M. 8S. San Jose Herold Brothers (Charles and Mathias) butchers, 704 Battery Herold Charles (Herold Brothers) r. 1914 Powell Herold Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay Herold Charles, wagonmaker, W s San Bruno Road, nr Army Herold Conrad, groceries and liquors, SW cor Zoe and Welsh, r. 21 Zoe Herold Hugo, clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1716 Bush Herold Jacob, tailor Gerson Harshall, r. 774 Folsom Herold Margaret, widow, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr Army Herold Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 706 Folsom Herold Mathias (Herold Brothers) r. 1914 Powell Herold Oscar, musician, r. 1716 Bush Herold Phillippine Miss, r. 222 Grove Herold Roderick, musician, r. 1716 Bush Herold Rudolph, musician, r. 1716 Bush Herold Rudolph Jr., clerk Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 1612 Van Ness Av t^ Herold. See Harrold, Harold and Herald Heron James, secretary Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- press, ofiBce NE cor Sansome and Halleck, r. 1318 California Heron John D., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 211}^ Geary Heron Michael, r. Park Hotel Heron Maurice, salesman, r. 331 J^ Bitch Heron Victor, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 136 Silver fl^" Heron. See Herron and Herrin Heroux Edmond. carpenter S. P. RR., r. N s Twenty- fourth, bet Sanchez and Noe Herrera Benita, widow, r. 1413 Mason Herrera Clotilda Miss, teacher music, r. 422 Van Ness Av Herrera Francisco, consul-general Nicaragua, and consul Bolivia, Ecuador, Honduras and United States of Venezuela, 218 California, r. 206 Powell Herrera Francisco, spurmaker A. Larios, r. 1717 Stock- ton Herrgott Alexander B., packer Wangenheim, Stern- heim & Co., r. 521 Seventh Herrguth August, curer Michelssen, Brown & Co., r. 440 Ninth Herrguth Frederick, sign painter Jabez S. Swan, r. 5 Jersey Herrguth Samuel F., pianomaker, r. 1 Jersey Herrick Edward M., wholesale lumber, and shipping commission, and agent Port Madison Mills(Puget Sound) 19 Steuart, r. Oakland Herrick Eugene H., painter, 106 Washington, r. W s Prospect Av, nr Eugenia, B. H. Herrick Epluribus D., mailing clerk Post Ofdce, r. Russ House Herrick George E., inspector Spring Valley W. W., r. 1645 M Mission Herrick Hazard P., carpenter, r. 324 Turk Herrick Nelson R., machinist, r. Empire Lodgings Herrick Richard C, laborer S, M. Hills, r. 842 Clay Herrick Richard P., rancher, r. 514}^ Hayes Herrick William A., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r. Oakland Herrick William F., accountant Commercial Ins. Co, of Cal., r. Oakland Herrier Philip, r. Sutro Heights, terminus Point Lo- bos Av Herrin Edward N., salesman W. J. Adams, r. 102 Welsh Herrin Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 151 Clara Herrin William, raftsman, r. 102 Welsh Herrin William F. (Stewart & Herrin) attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 24-28, r. 1T12 Fillmore 8^ Herrin. See Heron, and Herron Herring Anna M. Mrs., varieties, 1934 Mission Herring Charles, saddler and harnessmaker, 2212 Mission Herring David T., carpenter, r. 33 Hofif Av Herring Frederick, sawyer Richard Herring, r. Twen- ty-seventh, bet Howard and Folsom Herring G. W., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento Herring John, upholsterer, r. 164 Jessie Herring Joseph, steward Cosmos Club. r. 317 Powell Herring Richard, manufacturer furniture, 429- 431 Founth, r. N s Precita Av. nr Bernal Herring Richard Jr., cabinetmaker R. Herring, r. N s Precita Av, nr Bernal Herring Theodore, tanner, r. 310 Montgomery Av B^" Herring. See Herrin, Hering, Heron and Her- ron Herringa John, r. 127 Jackson Herrlich August, tailor, r. 348 Third Herrman A., Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Herrmann August, boarding, cor St. Thomas and Al- leghany HERRMANN 0.& CO. (Conrad Herrmann and Frank J. Veen) manu- facturers and importers Iiats and caps, and dealers hatters' materials, factory 17 Belden, salerooms 3ii6 Kearny Herrmann Charles, waiter, r. 624 Fourth Herrmann Charles L., clerk clothing dept U. S. A., r. 58 Tehama Herrmann Christopher M., driver Philadelphia Brew- ery, r. 100 Tehama Herrmann Conrad ( C. Herrmann & Co. ) r. 1514 Franklin Herrmann George, bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co., r. 1500 Larkin Herrmann George, paper ruler, r. 643 Ji Natoma Herrmann Henry, salesman C. Herrmann & Co., r. 1514 Franklin Herrmann Jacob, cook, r. SE cor Lombard and Pow- ell Herrmann James, attorney at law, 407 California, r. 1500 Larkin Herrmann John, confectioner, r. 234 Seventh Herrmann Julius, salesman Roos Bro8.,r. Winchester House Herrmann Martin, cook Palace Restaurant, r. 561 Ste- venson Herrmann Michael, cook, r. 321 Minna Herrmann Oscar, with Herrmann & Co.,r. 1500 Larkin Herrmann Otto W., ship carpenter and joiner, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta, rear Herrmann Samuel, stock clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 101 Octavia Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann & Co.)r. 1600 Larkin Herrmann William, teller German Savings and Loan Society, r. 1500 Larkin Herrmann William J., confectioner E. A. Engelberg, r. 1528 Powell Herrmann 6i Co. (Sigismund Herrmann) importer and dealers hops, corks and brewers' and liquor dealer's materials, and agents South Park Malt House,' and Alex. Fries & Brother's essential oils and essences, 313 Sacramento 8^ Herrmann. See Herman, Hermann and Herrman Herrold Rose, domestic 626 Harrison eff" Herrold. See Herold and Harrold Herron David, clerk Sumner C. Blake, r. 212 Kearny Herron James, painter and whitener, NE cor Fill- more and Sacramento Herron James D., painter John L. Cahill, r. 10 John- ston Av Herron Sarah, widow, r. 333 Sixth Herron Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Mission Herron Thomas, pantryman Pacific Club Herron Thomas H., r. 333 Sixth B^ Herron. See Heron and Herrin Herrschaft Henry, freight clerk P. C. SS. Co's Wharf, r. Franklin Hotel Hersey Columbia S., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 51 First Hersey Frederick H., clerk S. Foster & Co., r. 117 Ridley Hersman William M. Rev., office 757 Market, r. Berke- ley Herson John, laundryman, r. N s Moulton, bet Bu- chanan and Webster Herspring Joseph, r. 1014 Leavenworth Hertel Albert, r. 14 Geary Hertel F. C. Rudolph, r. 2018 Geary Hertel George F. A., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114 Tenth Hertel Herman R., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2018 Geary Hertel Theodore, cigarmaker C. Fankhauser, r. 114 Tenth Herten Frank, carpenter, r. 21 }i Garden Hertenstein August, show case maker Dixon, Bern- stein & Co., r. 12H Bluxome Hertmanshenn John, tailor Burr & Fink, r. 417 Powell Hertweck Charles F., upholsterer, r. 417 Sutter ED^V^ARDS' PATENT , . ^, . , o *w u- . TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. Agents, wholesale and Retail. 509, 511 SfARKET ST. San Francisco. WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: .I4»IK>' WI«>n4»KK. Office 133 Npenr Ktreet. YardM: 12U lo 1-17 Npcttr Kt., and 26, 88 Howard HU HER 548 HEU Herty Tbomas, warehouseman Oriental U. S. Bonded Warehouse, r. 281fi Pine Hertz Adolph. turner John Boehrer.r. 242 Perry Hertz Alexander, butcher, r. 869 Market Hertz Fredericka Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 1227 Mission Hertz Gustav, r. 1302 Powell Hertz Herman, hide and leather dealer, 106 Commer- cial, r. 1227 Mission Hertz Jacob (L. & J. Hertz) r. 1318 Fillmore Hertz L. & J., butchers, 5-6 Centre Market Hertz Lizra, clothing, 427 Pacific Hertz Louis (L. & J. Hertz) r. 1830 O'Farrell Hertz Moses, r. 1318 Fillmore Hertz Regina Miss, teacher, r. 1227 Mission Hertzel Frank, r. 246 Third Herve Adolph, laborer P. G. Somps, r. 214 Francisco Herve E. F. Mrs., r. 214 Francisco, rear Herve Eugene F., clerk Alexander NicoU, r. 214 Fran- cisco Hervey C. B. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 1064 Howard Herz Gustav, pipes, cutlery, sponges etc., 435 Cali- fornia, r. 423 Washington Herzberg Christian, waiter Edward Schiiiir, r. 819 Fil- bert Herzberg Isaac (Charles Jacobs & Co.) r. 2305 Leaven- worth Herzberg Martin, fancy goods, 414 Sacramento, r. 1223 Ellis Herzberg Mary, widow, r. 700 Post Herzberg Reinhardt A., carpenter, r. Hotel Rbein Herzer H.ngo, manager Abend ^Post, r. 331 Fell Herzf elder Herman, r. 540 Turk Herzmann Charles, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 428 Broadway . Herzo Antono, cook, r. 10 Boardman PI, rear Herzo John, real estate, r. 1137 Union Herzog Brothers (J. Frank and Herman) blacksmiths and horseshoers, 737 Broadway Herzog Gustav, with E. Raas & Co., r. 802 McAllister Herzog Herman (Herzog Brothers) r. 739 Broadway Herzog Herman, carpenter American Sugar Refinery, r. W s Union, nr Sansome Herzojr J. & Co. (Joseph Herzog) proprietors Eureka Hair Factory, SW cor Fifteenth and Dolo- res, manufacturers curled hair, wool mattresses, bedding etc., office and warerooms, 12 Second Herzog J. Frank (Herzog Brothers) r. 739 Broadway Herzog Joseph (J. Herzog & Co.) r. 309 Golden Gate Av Herzog Julius, pictures and frames, 1530 Polk Herzog Mary, widow, r. 1229 Broadway Herzog Otto H., clerk Robert C. Meyers, r. NW cor Union and Powell Herzog Theodore D., real estate, r. 928 Clay Herzog William H.. bartender Joseph Spanier, r. 789 Broadway » Herzstein Moritz, physician, office and r. 324 Sutter Hesketh George, r. 327 Filbert, rear Hesketh Joseph H., metal roofer, r. 223 Fulton, rear Hesketh J. W., mattress maker, r. 223 Fulton Hesketh Lizzie, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 223 Fulton Hesketh William, r. 331 Kearny Heslep Augustus M., attorney at law, 533 Kearny Heslep William, laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works Hesler C. Mrs., widow, r. 204}^ Eddy Heeler Delia, r. 204 J4 Eddy Hess Balz, r. 431 Pine Hess Charles, merchant, r. 470 Jessie Hess Charles Sr. , optician, 519 Kearny, r. 1308 California Hess Charles Jr., with Charles Hess, r. 1308 California Hess Charles F.. cook, r. NW cor Leavenworth and Bay Hess Christian, proptr Union Brewery, 326 Clemen- tina Hess Conrad, carpenter, r. E s Mission, nr Fair Av Hess Conrad, maltster 8. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2 Chest- nut PI Heas Fr. & Co. (Frederick Hess and Moses Greenblatt) publishers and proprietors California Demokrat. 409-413 Bush Hess Frank, liquor saloon, 233 Stevenson, r. 209 Minna Hess Frederick (Fr. Hess & .Co.) r. 821 California SeeB George B., cooper, r. 520 Bush Hess Henry, shirt mnfr and gents' furnishing goods, 219 Montsomery, r. 1403 Steiner Hess Jacob, shoemaker, 1709 Market Hess John, cook M. B. Moraghan Hess John D., ironmolder Metropolitan Foundry, r. 555 Howard Hess Joseph, fancy meats, 56 Bay City Market, r. 522 Stevenson Hess Joseph L. (L. & E. Werthelmer) r. 1800 Sutter Hess Lewis, proprietor Damiana Bittiers, 12 Montgom- ery Av, r. 821 Grove Hess Otto, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 1308 California Hess Robert, coffee saloon, 417 California, r. 122 Geary Hess Robert, shoemaker, r. 1707 Market Hess Samuel, with William Reimers, r. 530 Third Hess William E., with Charles Hess, r. 1308 California Hess William F., receiving teller Wells, Fargo & Co'b Bank, r. 435 Geary Hesse Charles, carpenter, r. 1329 Howard Hesse Genther. currier Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. cop Twenty-fifth and Florida Hesse John, barber Leon Hyman, r. cor Standish and California Av Hesse Julius, varnisher, r. 66 First Hesse Nicholas, clerk, r. 205 Third Hesse William, hay and grain, 1535 Mission, r. 1329 Howard Hesse William, president Boca Brewing Co., 406 Sacramento, r. 1335 Pine Hesse William Jr. , secretary Boca Brewing Co., 406 Sacramento, r. 1335 Pine 1^" Hesse. See Hess Hessel Abraham, salesman Crocker Bros., r. 10 Aa- bum Hessel George, lumberman, r. cor Beale and Bryant Hessel Nathan, r. 10 Auburn Hessgen Louisa, widow, bakery, 1206 Howard Heseion John, clerk Michael H. Hession, r. 2023 Polk Hession Kate Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School, r. 2023 Polk Hession Michael, r. 15 Hampton PI Hession Michael H., groceries and liquors, 8W cor Polk and Broadway, r. 2023 Polk Hession Robert H., clerk Richards k Harrison, r. 2023 Polk Hession Thomas J., whipmaker Main k Winchester, r. 316 Stockton Hessler Charles, glazier, r. 1 Chatham PI Hessler Charles S.. ship and Custom House broker, 518 Battery, r. 225 Capp Hessler Harry, lithographer, r. 225 Capp Hessler Peter, dravman, r. 444 Brannan Hessler William, bakery, 617 Post Hessler William, bakery, 715 Pacific Hester Frank, foreman William Noethig, r. 1839 Mis- sion Hester James, laborer Milne 4: Gants. r. 420 Filbert Hester Martin, steward What Cheer House, r. 420 Fil- bert Hester Martin M., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 621 Minna Hester William F., canvasser, r. 1015 Clay Hesthal Augiist (Philipp, Hesthal & Co.) r. 316 Seven- teenth Hesthal Maria Mrs., furnished rooms, 1033 Mission Hestres Emile. mining secretary, 217 Sansome, room 17. r. 219 Geary Heth F. C. clerk U. 8. Surveyor General's Office, r. 646 Folsom Hetherington Henry, engineer fireboat Gov. Irwin, r. SE cor Seventeenth and Castro Heto Joseph B., r. 208 Drumm Hetrick Frank D., foreman assay dept V. 8. Mint, r. 320 Turk Hettich John P., printer Neville & Co., r. 64 Tehama Hettich Sarah, widow, r. 64 Tehama Hettich Thomas F., printer Neville & Co., r. 64 Teha- ma Hettich William B., machinist, r. 64 Tehama Hettinger Charles, laborer Codington, Wilcox & Co., r. Mauritius, bet Santee and Penobscot Hettinger Nicholas, cook 8. P. Collins k Co., r. 4 Na- toma Hettle Annie, widow, r. 1005 Howard Hettrich Michael, lithographic printer, r. 1605 I'ones Hetty Louis B., bellhanger Will & Finck, r. 8 Hyde Hetzel Joseph, machinist, r. 26 Clinton Park Hetzer Joseph A., sash and blindmaker, r. 810 Valen- cia Heubner Emile, cabinetmaker, 225-227 Beale, r. 740 Minna Heuck Fanny H., widow, r. 30 Moss LOUIS BRftVERMAN & CO. IZ™™"' " FINE JEWELRY in ail its 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD ^VORK. LOW PRICES. OFFICK, e-tH 9IARKET STREET. HEU 549 HEY Heuer Alexander/ groceries ' and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Everett, r. 92 Everett Heuer Ernst J. H., bookkeeper August Bnine, r. 712 Bush Heuer Hulda Mrs., teacher music, r. 2316 Mission Heuer Philip, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mont- gomery Av and Lombard, r. 2117 Taylor Heuer William, cook William Meyer, r. 9 Drumm Heuer William, musician, r. 1318 Kearny, rear Heughes William, job printer, 423 Montgomery, r. 1813 Buchanan 10" Heughes. See Hews, Hewes and Hughes Heumaun Alexander, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Heuniscb Adam (Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch) r. Alameda Heusch Charles, pianopolisher Matthias Gray, r. 54 Nevada Heusch Constautine, mining expert, r. 703 Market Heusler Henry, carpenter, 522 Taylor, r. SW cor Standish and Mayflower, B. H. Heussler C. Albert, portrait artist Universal Copying Co., r. 9 Franklin Heussler Lucas, cook, r. 9 Franklin Heussmann Henry, cooper, r. NE cor Fourth and Clara Heussmann John C, steward William Westerfeld, r. 521 Minna Heusted George R., clerk freight depot S. P. RR., r. 317 Geary Heuster Frank, brewer, r. 1839 Mission, rear Keuston Frederick G., r. 19 Hampton PI e^^ Heuston. See Hewston and Houston HevenerEUa L. Mrs. (Bassler & Hevener) r. 1044 Mis- sion Heverin Angelo M., student, r. 1810 Stockton Heverin Charles R., patternmaker Union Iron Works, r. 1810 Stockton Heverin Edward J., clerk, r. 1810 Stockton Heverin Michael, marble worker, r. 1810 Stockton Heverin Marguerite Miss, dressmaker, r. 1319 Califor- nia, rear Hewelcke Edwin H.. driver La Grande Laundry, r. 12 Adair Hewelcke Hugo C. W., cutter Kraker b Israel, r. 1038 Twentieth He-wes I>., real estate, 612 Commercial, r. Tustin City, Los Angeles Co., Cal. Hewes Jesse, whitener, r. 208 Leavenworth B^" Hewes. See Hews, Hughes and Heughes Hewett Amos L., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter Hewett Andrew J., miner, r. 317 Jessie Hewitt Charles, steamfitter, r. 2109 Broderick Hewitt Charles H., master mariner, r. 2109 Broderick Hewitt Daniel W., shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. 208 Townsend He-^vitt Ed-will W., chief clerk Chief Quarter- master's oifice Military Division Pacific and Dept California, and notary public, Presidio Reserva- tion, r. 402 Golden Gate Av Hewitt Frank, clerk Neville & Co., r. 19 Van Ness Av Hewitt Frank, miner, r. 640 Howard Hewitt Henry H., machinist, r. 19 Van Ness Av Hewitt James, engineer S. P. RR. Hewitt John M., fireman S. P. RR., r. S s Butte, bet Bryant and Florida Hewitt Robert, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. S s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner Hewitt William, foreman molder .^tna Iron Works, r. 22SM Nineteenth Hewitt William R.. clerk, r. 2109 Broderick Hewlett Frederick (White & Hewlett) r. 1524 Clay Hews Georg-e AI. , wines and liquors, 432 Califor- nia, r. 708 Pine BS^ Hews. See Hewes, Hughes and Heughes Hewson Caroline, widow, r. 7 Church Lane Hewson Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 68 Oregon Hewson John M., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1126 Market Hewson Lilly Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1512 Vallejo Hewson Mattie Miss, r. 1512 Vallejo Hewston A., collector, r. 1239 Mission Hewston George, physician and surgeon, office and r. 323 Sutter Hewston John, collector The Central Gas Light Co., and foreman Engine No. 1,S. F. F. D., r. 1117 Stockton, rear Hewston John Jr.. chemist, r. 1011 Pine Hewston Richard, coal passer P. M. SS. Colima 8^ Hewston. See Heuston, Houston and Huston Hextell Thomas, gardener, r. 101 Montgomery Block Hey Gerrit W., teamster, r. 54 Shipley, rear Hey John L. (Sraadeke & Hey) r. 208 Jones Hey Louis, captain schr Pet, r. 1811 Mason 8^" Hey. See Heye and Hay Heyden William, stevedore, r. 726 J4 Clementina Heydeuaber August L. Mrs., r. 813 Broadway Heydenaber Louis, with Julius Gruen, r. 708 Lom- bard Heydenfeldt Elcan, attorney at law, r. NE cor Stock- ton and Chestnut Heydenfeldt Solomon, attorney at law, 34 Ne- vada Block, r. 1016 Post Heydenfeldt Sol. Jr., attorney at law, 33-34 Nor vada Block, r. 1315 Mason B^" Heydenfeldt. See Hadenfeldt v Heydenfelt A. Mrs., r. 826 Broadway Heydenreich Emil, bartender, r. 7 Everett Heydenreioh Frederick, musician Presidio Reserva- tion Heye Eilert, bartender Harry Heye, r. 613 East Heye Henry, clerk John Ristow, r. NW cor Turk and Van Ness Av Heye Harry, liquor saloon, 613 East l!9^ Heye. See H y and Hay Heyen John, laborer, r. E s Fillmore, bet Filbert and Greenwich Heyer Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Third and Bryant, r. 501 Bryant Heyer August, seaman, r. 5 Washington Heyer Charles W., collector German Savings and Loan Soc, r. 262 Minna Heyer William, clerk Albert Heyer, r. 501 Bryant 8^" Heyer. See Hyer Heyermann Frederick, harnessmaker C. L, Haskell, r. SW cor Fourth and Bryant Heyermann Jerome, plumber Henry L. Wemper, r. SW cor Fourth and Bryant Heyermann Jolun A. F., physician, and pro- prietor Bryant St. Pharmacy, SW cor Fourth and Bryant Heyermann John A. F. Jr., blacksmith, 413 Third, r. SW cor Fourth and Bryant Heyfron Joseph, wood and coal, 330 Sixth 18^ Heyfron. See Heffron Heyl Ashton, student, r. 806 Bush Heyl George, packer Bay City Market, r. 425 Grove Heyl Theodore C. surgeon U. S. Navy, r. 806 Bush Heylman Gustev A., carpetlayer, r. 1235 Market Heym F. Oscar, foreman Oriental U. S. Bonded Ware- house, r. 1144 Howard Heyman Abraham R., copyist County Clerk's Office, r. 206 Ellis Heyman Alexander, clerk, r. 206 Ellis Heyman Archie, coal passer P. C. S3. Queen of the Pacific Heyman Berman, furniture dealer, office 741 Market, r. 1408 Ellis Heyman Gustav, salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1408 Ellis Heyman Henry, musician, r. 206 Ellis Heyman Jacob, capitalist, r. 42 Grove Heyman Julius, boot and shoe maker, 1314 Polk Heyman Julius, leather dealer, 41 Clay, r. 206 Ellis Heyman Lena, widow, r. 730 McAllister Heyman Mose, butcher S. Looenstein, r. NW cor Post and Laguna Heymann Henry (Everett & Heymann) r. 645 Clay Heymann W., r. 801 Vallejo Heymann William, r. 68 Minna 8^" Heymann. See Heiman, Heimann and Hyman Heymanson Alfred, teacher music, r. 230 Oak Heyn Berthold, cigar maker, r. 629 Washington Heyu Ernest, merchant, r. 1413 Clay Heyn William, r. 245 Ninth Heyneman H. & Co. (Herman Heyneman) manufac- turer's agents, 217 Front Heyneman Herman (H. Heyneman & Co.) r. 1422 Post Heynemann Alexander, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 31, r. 7 Francisco Heynemann Edward, bartender, r. 513 Pacific Heynemann Hermann, merchant, office 113-115 Pine, r. 7 Francisco Heynemann Lionel H., civil engineer, office 113-115 Pine, r. 7 Francisco Heynemann Manfred H. (Heynemann & Co.) r. 7 Francisco Heynemann Milton H., entry clerk Heynemann ft Co., r. 7 Francisco INTERIOR DECORATORS. G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 Mar HUrCKliEY. SPIERS A HAYEM, FVl.T4»N IRON W^ORKK. 213 Fremont Mtreet, HauinfttcturerK of ROCK BREAKER6>. RETORTN and ROAMTINO FVRIVACEaiL HEY 550 HIC Heyneniann & Co. (Manfred H. Heyneuann, Arthur Eloesser and Emilio M. Pissis) importers and mauufacturerB furnishing goods and dry goods, 113-115 Pine ■^ Heynemann. See Heineinan Heywood Bros. & Co. furniture, 589-596 Mission Heywood Franklin, clerk, r. 801 Leavenworth Heywood Harry A., clerk, r. 6U Mason Heywood Harry H., clerk ticket auditor C. P. RB.. r. 25 >i Stockton Heywood Louisa A., widow, r. 1647 J4 Mission Heywood Mark, wood and coal, 716 Folsom, r. 5 Ritch Heywood Nelson, clerk J. Dewing & Co., r. 311 Golden Gate Av Heywood Silas J. (Heywood & Hendley) r. 311 Golden Gate Av Heywood & Hendley (Silas J. Heywood and Aaron C. Hendley) dairy produce commission merchants, 222-224 Clay l^"Heywooa. See Haywood Hiaehi Katsusaburo, clerk Icbi Ban, r. 22 Geary Hlashi Mitsu, clerk Ichi Ban, r, 22 Geary Hibbard Charles W. (Roberts & Hibbard) r. 213 Mason Hibbard Edwin J., painter, 655 Mission Hibbard J. C. B. Mrs., r. 1236 Eddy Hiberuia Brewery, Matthew Nunan proprietor, 1225-1229 Howard Hibernia Saving's and Lioan Society, Tbe, Myles D. Sweeny president, Robert J. Tobln sec- retary, NE cor Montgomery and Market Hichborn Albert C. r. 536 Third Hichborn Frances Mrs., furnished rooms and board- ing, 28-30 Seventh Hicbens James R., seaman, r. 58 Tehama, rear Hick Stephen, r. 127 Jackson Hickel Frances, widow, r. 948 Harrison Hickei Henry, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r. 948 Harrison Hickei Oscar, tinsmith, r. 948 Harrison B^'Hickei. See Hickey Hickei Adam, r. 411 Pacific Hicken Louis H.. teacher First School of the German Union, r. 411 Polk Hickert Annie, widow, bakery, 1524 Dopont Hickey Annie, widow, r. 1 Berkeley Hickey Daniel, liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific and Battery Hickey Edward, shoemaker, 1652 Mission Hickey J., laborer, r. NE cor Fourth and Berry Hickey James, r. 867 Eighteenth, rear Hickey James, r. 135 Natoma Hickey James, hostler Market St. RR., r. 364 Seven, teenth Hickey James, laborer, r. 215 Broadway Hickey James, laborer Chase & Wolflf, r. SW cor San- some and Broadway Hickey James, longshoreman, r. 15 Alta Hickey James, miner, r. California Av, nr Figaro, B. H. Hickey James, painter and grainer, r. 1008 Hyde Hickey, James, policeman Golden Gate Park, r. SE cor Broderlck and McAllister Hickey James Jr., painter, r. 1008 Hyde Hickey James A., laborer, r. 646 Howard Hickey James T., bookbinder, r. 1116 Taylor Hickey James T., molder, r. 18 Tehama Hickey Jeremiah, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills Hickey John, blacksmith, r. 81 Natoma Hickey John, clerk, r. 923 Vallejo Hickey John, driver, r. 209 Tehama Hickey John, expressman, r. 146 Fifth Hickey John, first officer S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City, r. Alameda Hickey John, laborer, r. 33 Jessie, rear Hickey John, laborer, r. 143 Natoma Hickey John, laborer, r. 617}^ Mission, rear Hickey John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 20 Everett Hickey John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Cali- fornia Av, nr Figaro, B. H. Hickey John, seaman P. C. 8S. Queen of the Pacific, r. Pacific Exchange Hickey John, tailor. 36 Fourth Hickey John, teamster, r. 45 Louisa Hickey John, watchman, r. 728 Minna Hickey John J., fireman, r. SW cor Yolo and Nebraska Hickey Joseph, tanner, r. California Av, nr Figaro, B. H. Hickey Kate M. Miss', assistant Ewing Primary School, r. cor Bryant and Twenty-eighth Hickey M., blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.Works Hickey Maggie, domestic 421 Van Ness Av Hickey Mary, domestic .SO Twelfth Hickey Mary Miss, r. 1313 Scott Hickey Matthew, blacksmith, r. 518 Mission Hickey Michael, engineer Potrero Gas Works, r. W s Maryland, bet Sierra and Nevada Hickey Michael, nurse City and County Hospital Hickey Nellie Miss, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Capp Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. 81 Natoma Hickey P. J. Mrs., r. 681 Mission Hickey Thomas, laborer, r. 21 H Welsh Hickey Thomas, laborer, r. 1116 Taylor Hickey Thomas, plasterer, r. 21 Minna Hickey Thomas, stonecutter, r. Zlii Ritch Hickey Thomas A., printer, r.611 Stockton Hickey William, bartender M. Kilday, r. 112 Silver Hickey William, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 14 Clarence PI Hickey William E.. laborer Codington, Wilcox & Co., r. California Av, nr Figaro, B. H. B^ Hickey. See Hickei Hickie Mary M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 128 Second Hickling Thomas, machinehand Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. Oakland Hickman Charles F., laborer, r. Sierra, bet Vermont and Kansas Hickman Edward, tanner, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth and Dolores Hickman F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills 0 Hickman Frederick, ivory turner John G. H. Meyer, r. 506 Shotwell Hickman H.. butcher P. M. SS. Granada Hickman Hermann, merchant, r. 2134 O'Farrell Hickman John D., longshoreman, r. 5 Pacific Hickman John G., helper S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 538 Howard Hickman M. Mrs., widow, r. 214 Nineteenth Hickman Mary, widow, r. N s California Av, bet How- ard and Mission, B. H. Hickok Horace D., compositor Bulletin, r. 502 Mason Hickok Willram, mining, r. 602 Guerrero Hickox A. D. Wesley, salesman Standard Soap Co., r. 1910 Stevenson Hickox Arthur M.. with George C. Hickox & Co.,r. 1520 Van Ness Av Hickox Arthur S., carriage painter, r. 1415 Jackson Hickox George 0. (George C. Hickox & Co.) r. 1520 Van Ness Av Hickox George C. & Co. (George C. Hickox) stock- brokers, 314 Pine Hickox Tamer, r. 1415 Jackson 1^" Hickox. See Hecox Hicks Agnes E. Miss, r. 1018 Sutter Hicks Alice M. Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 546 Bryant Hicks Charles W., teamster, r. 444 Brannan JliG.Q.b -Ui & L/(Ji (Daniel Hicks and Norris A. Judd) bookbinders and blank book manufacturers, and proprietors Pacific Coast Hotel Reg^ister, 508 Alont- g^omery D. HICKS & CO. Boot BiMeruuOlail Bool Mate AND PATENTEES PACIFIC COAST HOTEL REGISTER CO. SOH MONTOOMERT ST. Hicks Daniel (D. Hicks & Co.) r. 1010 Pine Hicks Frank, r. Breslin Hotel Hicks James H.. pyrotechnist, r. 1402 Hyde Hicks James L., machinist, 667 Mis.sion, r. 2510 Bryant Hicks James S., porter, r. 385 Shotwell Hicks John, seaman, r. 1U4 Steuart Hicks John A., assistant weigher Custom House, r. 1018 Sutter Hicks John A. . books and stationery, 34 Geary, r. 1310 Sutter Hicks John J., clerk general freight office C. P. RE., r. 37 Post SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. *''*'""!'*M?."3«3K7t'-''*''»*'" J. MACDONOUGH & CO. '^"'•"'**'" "'""'' '*'"^*'^:i'Si:??u^eV^TrUVi^"e^Sv>e.r. HIC 551 HIG Hicks John R., photographer C. L. Cramer, r. 728 Folsom Hicks Margaret E., -widow, r. 1018 Sutter Hicks Martha, nurse, r. 560 Howard Hicks Reuben B., carpenter and builder, oflSce 28 Kew Montgomery, r. W s Edinburgh, nr Persia Av, Excelsior Homestead Hicks Richard W., clerk Murphy. Grant & Co., r. 1018 Sutler Hicks Thorns J., oiler P. M. SS. Granada, r. 546 Bry- ant Hicks William B., watchman, r. 552 Bryant Hicks William H., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1010 Pine Hickstedt Herman, bakery, 127 Fourth Hidden Treasure Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 Hider Charles, carpenter, r. 254 Clementina Hiegel Albert, teamster, r. SW cor Sanchez and Han- cock Hiegel Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Sanchez and Han- cock Hiegel Francis, teamster, r. SW cor Sanchez and Han- cock Hiegel John, stonemason, r. 15 Monroe Hiegel Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. SW cor Sanchez and Hancock Hiends John H. (Hiends & Barnes) r. 68 Oregon Hiends & Barnes (John H. Hiends and George L. Barnes) proptrs Hiends' Hotel, 66-68 Oregon Hiends' Hotel, Hiends & Barnes proptrs, 66-88 Oregon Hienson Charles, musician, r. 711 California Hiestand Albert, carpenter, r. 1208 Kearny Hiestand Albert H.. steward M. Deutsch, r. 1208 Kearny Hieater Amos C. (The Daily Report Publishing Co.) r. 830 Post Hiester Edward C, printer 8. F. Daily Report, r. 830 Post Hiester Ida M. Miss, assistantEwing Primary School, r. 830 Post Hiester John H., superintendent S. F. Daily Report, r. Palace Hotel Hiester William A., clerk S. F. Daily Report, r. 830 Post Higel Alois, groceries and liquors, 47 Ecker Higginbotbam William P., silk mnfr, 357 Tehama, r. 307 Fourth Higgins A., r. 619 Pacific Higgins Albert H., bookkeeper, r. 604 Filbert Higgins Albert J., clerk, r. 633 Sacramento Higgins Alexander, helper Milo P. Holmes, r. 10 Moss Higgins Annie Miss, whiplashmaker, r. 7 Henrietta Square Higgins Barney, laborer, r. 1912 Powell Higgins Charles B., machinist J. C. Steber, r. 421 Fourth Higgins Charles H., clerk Higgins & Collins, r. West Berkeley Higgins Daniel B.,8pringmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r. 43 Natoma Higgins Delia Miss, r. 1728 Stevenson Higgins Edward, clerk, r. 38 Welsh Higgins Elisha (Higgins & Collins) r. 604 Filbert Higgins Elizabeth, widow, r. 1246 Howard Higgins E. R. Mrs., r. 1811 Steiner Higgins Frances Miss, whiplashmaker, r. 7 Henrietta Square Higgins Frank, laborer, r. 223 Jessie Higgins Frank J., deputy collector U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1014 Vallejo Higgins George, cook International Hotel Higgins George C, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 1755 Howard Higgins George H., carpenter, r. 909 Greenwich Higgins George W., laborer Sanitarium Baths, r. 2210 Powell Higgins Hugh, molder, r. 136 Clara Higgins Hugh, norter, r. 212 Broadway Higgins Isaac N", editor Call, r. 2115 Bush Higgins J., r. 203 Sixteenth Higgins James, r. 169 Silver Higgins James, carpenter, r. 7 Henrietta Square Higgins James, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1051 How- ard Higgins James, groceries, 963 Mission, r. 640Jj Na- toma Higgins James, tanner, r. SE cor Mississippi and Santa Clara Higgins James F., captain schr Pannonia, office 12 Market, r. Berkeley Higgins James H., jeweler, r. 44 Third Higgins John, blacksmith Milo P. Holmes, r. 10 Moss Higgins John, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills Higgins John, boilermaker, r. 428 J4 Twenty-second Higgins John, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r, 1724 Jessie Higgins John, bookbinder, r. 428 Twenty-second Higgins John, clerk, r. 38 Welsh Higgins John, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1208)4 Union Higgins John, fitter O'Connell & Lewis, r. Blake, nr Geary Higgins John, laborer, r. 216 Ninth Higgins John, laborer, r. S s Merrimac, bet Illinois and Kentucky Higgins Jolin, proprietor Western Hotel, 212 Broadway Higgins John, steward O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. S B Thirtieth, bet Warren and Harper Higgins John Jr., salesman Keane Bros.,r. 212 Broad- way Higgins John J., teamster, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Shot- well and Howard Higgins Joseph, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oak- land Higgins Joseph J., riveter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Mariposa, bet Mississippi and Texas Higgins Lewis, clerk Redington & Co., r. 563 3«^ Minna Higgins Margaret J., domestic 2109 Van Ness Av Higgins Mark, teamster Frederick Westfallft'. 24 Hoflf Av Higgins Martin, fitter O'Connell & Lewis, r. Blake, nr Geary Higgins Maurice, bookkeeper Charles M.Plum & Co., r. 1246 Howard Higgins Maurice, painter and whitener, r. 23 Rauscb Higgins Michael, driver Omnibus RR., r. 772 Harri- son Higgins Michael, hackman, Plaza, r. 10 Glover Higgins Michael, laborer Haslett & Bailey, r. 528 Na- toma Higgins Michael, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde Higgins M. J., machinist S. P. RR., r. 2045 Howard Higgins Nicholas, carpenter, r. 7 Henrietta Square Higgins Patrick, grainer, r. 14 Sumner Higgins Patrick, laborer, r. 1513 Leavenworth Higgins Patrick, laborer, r. Excelsior Hotel Higgins Patrick, longshoreman, r. 203 J4 Folsom Higgins Patrick, proptr Haight House, 630 Brannan Higgins Patrick J., solicitor, r. 116 Jones Higgins Richard, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 16 An- thony Higgins Robert, bricklayer, r. 1724 Jessie Higgins Ruel W., ship carpenter Matthew Turner, r. E s Minnesota, bet Solano and Butte Higgins Solomon, with Starbird & Goldstone, r. 1051 Howard Higgins Square, watchman Custom House, r. 563 J DKIilVKRED. OFFICK, 64» StARKKT NTREET. HIL 553 HIL Hill Johu Jr., porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 1215 Twenty-second. Hill John B. Rev., agent Phillips k Hunt (Kew York) and Methodist Book Depository, 1041 Mar- ket, r. San Jose, Cal. Hill John E., r. 325 Ellis Hill John F., shipjolner P. C. SS. Co. Hill John Q., machiniBt Tait & Hainque, r. 1211 De- visadero Hill John T., capitalist, r. 610 Filbert Hill John W., r. 675 Mission Hill John W., marble cutter A. Morris, r. 372 Clem- entina Hill Joseph J., helper melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. San Mateo Hill K. Miss & Co. (Miss Kate Hill, Miss Katie Uef- finger and Julia Lahartey) cloakmakers, 120 Sut- ter, room 76 Hill Katie Miss, r. 528 Sutter Hill Katie Miss (Miss K. Hill & Co.) r. 22 Bluxome Hill Lambert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Hill Lloyd, traveling salesman, r. 44 Third Hill Marcus, spectacle peddler, r. 29 Second Hill Marcus S., bookkeeper J. Earl & Sou, r. Oakland Hill Marian Mrs., r. 2624 Bush Hill Marquis E., clerk F. Prado & Co., r. 828 Nine- teenth Hill Martin J., seaman, r. 263 East Hill Mary Ann, widow, r. 608 Fillmore Hill Mary E. Mrs., r. 122 Seventh Hill Morgan (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Hill Nathaniel, civil engineer, r. 427 Bush Hill Richmond R., porter, r. 5 Vallejo PI Hill Robert, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Hill Robert B., clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. East Oakland Hill Robert R, salesman Snow & Co., r. 231 O'Far- rell Hill Rosa, domestic 2101 Hyde Hill Rowland, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 15 Rincon PI Hill Samuel (estate of) general dealer sewing ma- chines, needles, attachments, etc., and agent Mme. Demorest's cut patterns, 634 Market Hill Sarah, widow, r. 325 Fifth Hill Sumner Mrs., widow, r. 209 Powell Hill Theresa, weaver's. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Hill Thomas, artist, studio 31 Post, room 10, r. Sem- inary Park, Alameda Co. Hill Thomas, blacksmith 8. F. Forge, r. 64 First Hill Thomas L.. dentist, r. 146 Eddy Hill Thomas M., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. W 8 Dolores, ur Twenty-fifth Hill Thomas T., well borer, r. 423 Bush Hill T. J., r. 1305 }i Vallejo Hill T. Mark, bartender John Harrison, r. 8 Mont- gomery Court Hill Truman L., letter carrier Post OfiBce, r. 6 Albion Av Hill William, carrier Examiner, r. 1045 Mission Hill William, conductor Central RR., r. 408 Sixth Hill William H., clerk, r. S s Beach, bet Larkin and Hyde Hill William H.. proptr Golden City Straw Works, 753 Mission Hill William W., shoemaker, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Hillard Charles C, r. 511 Shotwell Eillard Frederick, r. 511 Shotwell Hillard Frederick, master mariner, r. 1520 Mission Hillard George, driver, r. 659 Howard Hillard Mary, widow, r. W s Sanchez, nr Twenty- ninth Hillard Patrick, laborer, r. 6 Billings PI l»"Hillard. See Hilliard Hille William, galvanized iron worker, r. 417}^ Te- hama Eillebraud Albert, liquor saloon, 1228 Market, r. 640 Jii Natoma hillebrand August, blacksmith, r. 122 Trenton Hillebrand Henry, groceries and liquors, 1712 Eddy Hillebrandt Carsten, groceries and liquors, NW cor Octavia and Bush Hillebrandt F. & Co. (Fabian Hillebrandt, Nico- laus L. Meyer, Peter Windeler and Christopher Hartmann) proprietors Enterprise Brewery and Malt House, 2015-2019 Folsom Hillebrandt Fabian (F. Hillebrandt & Co.) r. 2010 Folsom Hillebrandt John, clerk, r. 27 Willows Av Hillebrandt Nicholas, clerk Goetjen Bros., r. 716 Stockton B^" Hillebrandt. See HlUdebrand and Hildenbrand Hillen Dietrich H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Larkin and Pine Hillen George, laborer, r. 36 Clay Hillen Henry, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hillenbrand William (Hillenbrand & Klose) r. Turk St. Hotel Hillenbrand & Klose (William Hillenbrand and Philipp Klose) proprietors Turk St. Hotel, 22-24 Turk Hillens Fritz, salesman Capitol Mills, r. 824 Mission Hiller Adolph, clerk J. H. Seaders, r. 907 Clay Hiller F. Jr. & Co. (Frederick Hiller Jr., M. D.) proprietors Pacific Homceopathic Pharmacy, SW cor Geary and Dupont Hiller Frederick Jr., M. D. (F. Hiller Jr. & Co.) r. 724 Turk Hiller Frederick Sr., physician, ofiSce 103 Geary, r. 1210 Howard Hiller George, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 659 How- ard Hiller Herman F., clerk A. K. Durbrow, r. 1210 Howard Hiller Julius C, clerk The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co., r. 1210 Howard Hilleringer Peter, r. 605 Broadway Hillert Frederick, architect, 620 Washington, room 10, r. 116 Leidesdorir Hillery William H. Rev., bishop African M. E. Zion Church, r. 1307 Greenwich Hillgen Herman, carpenter, r. 915 Sacramento Hilliard Arthur W., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. 803 Hyde Hilliard Bernard, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 Federal Hilliard Daniel M., machinehand Jason Springer & Co., r. 2511 Folsom Hilliard Ezra M., solicitor, r. 315 Sutter Hilliard It. B., superintendent The Bradstreet Co., 230 California, r. 206 Golden Gate Av Hilliard Peter, bootblack, 17 Eddy, r. 11 Eddy 8^~ Hilliard. See Hillard and Hillyard Hilliker Enoch, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 842 Stockton Hillje Frederick, laborer, r. 627 J4 Green Hillman E., Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Hillman Edward, stevedore, r. W s Prlngle Court, nr Greenwich Hillman Emillo, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1337 Bush Hillman Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 151 Shipley Hillman James, porter Wells. Fargo & Co's Express, r. Branch House Hillman James, U. S. Inspector of Boilers, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 21, r. 25b9 Mis- sion Hillman Jennie C. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar School, r. 2027 Mission Hillman John R., purser P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 151 Ship- ley Hillman Lottie Miss, saleslady H. Heitmuller, r. 1216 Polk Hillman Paul, r. 2219 Mason Hilliuan Richard G., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 2539 Mission Hillman Theodore M., machinist H. W. Rice, r. 743 Folsom Hillman Thomas, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont- gomery Hillmann John (Purnhagen & Co.) r. 318 Fifth Hills Austin, ship carpenter, r. 23 Pearl Hills Austin H. (Hills Brothers) r. Oakland Hills Brothers (Reuben W. and Austin H.) dairy pro- duce, 24-25 Bay City Market, and coffee and spices, 12 Fourth Hills Calista M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 210 Hermann Hills Carrie Miss, teacher music, r. 913 Clay Hills Charles E., porter Stearns & Smith, r. 18 Her- mann Hills Ernest C, salesman Hills Bros., r. 23 Pearl Hills Frank E.. clerk Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, r. 913 Clay Hills Frank H., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 239 Fremont Hills Frederick, expressman, r. 915 Filbert Hills George, r. 224 Fourth Hills J. Mrs., widow, r. 624 Hayes Hills Jacob, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Hills J. B., laborer Enterprise Mill and Building Co. G.W.CLARK 8t CO. ^\l»L^. SSiJf.^^ 645 MARKET ST. HINrKI FY ^PIPR^ Ri HAYFQ FU1.T0N iron W»RK»(. 213 Fremont Ntreet. nillUl%L.C I jOnCinO OC n« 1 CO, Agents for the celebrated DEANE NTEAAI PUSIPS. HIL 554 HIN Hills Joel F., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 913 Clay Hills Norman F., printer, r. 239 Fremont Hills O. C. Bev., r. Abbotsford House Hills Reuben W. (Hills Brothers) r. 23 Pearl Hills Sanford M., carpenter, 842 Clay and 111 Jessie, r. 842 Clay Hillsen John, miner, r. 68 Oregon Hillyard Peter, bootmaker, r. 1016 Market Hillj-er George W., -with Nicholas V. Cole, r. 553 How- ard Hillyer M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 100 >4 Second Hlllyer Munson C, miner, r. 1324 Webster Hilmer Louis, druggist and apothecary, SW cor Larkin and Geary, r. 389 Eighth Hilmer^g Chemical Laboratory, 389 Eighth Hilpert Charles, molder Mechanics Foundry, r. 413 First Hilpert John E., ironmolder, r. 263 Jessie Hilpisch Jacob, liquor saloon, 2-4 Leidesdorff, r. 1219 Steiner Hilsinger Elizabeth J., milliner, 1624 Polk Hilsz Frederick, baker, r. 725 J« O'Farrell Hilt Charles W., carpenter, r. 612 J« Lombard Hilton Alfred, teamster, r. 732 Fourth Hilton Charles C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 127 Kearny Hilton Charles H., engineer, r. 2558 Geary Hilton Delia Mrs., r. 321 Third Hilton Frank, engineer, r. 618 Birch Av Hilton Galvln, carpenter, r. 937 Twenty-second, bet Valencia and Bartlett Hilton George, laborer, r. 8 Rincon Court Hilton George F. , physician, surgeon and ocu- list, office and r. 808 J<^ Mission Hilton George K., printer Figaro, r. 625 Bush Hilton Henry, master mariner, r. 238 Steuart Hilton Henry, porter, r. 54 Third Hilton John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf ' Hilton John, janitor, r. 850 Market Hilton John W., laborer, r. 30 Haight Hilton Osgood L., laborer Custom House, r. 1537 Geary Hilton Prince E., drayman Miller & Co., r. 2610 Bush Hilton Prince E., porter Lowell's Beale St. Ware- house, r. 131 Fair Oaks Hilton Samuel M., clerk, r. 112 Ash Av Hilton Stanton, carpenter, r. 937 Twenty-second, bet Valencia and Bartlett Hilts Abraham M., sampler Custom House, r. 144 Ninth Hilzinger Gottlieb (Dorler & Hilzinger) r. 317 Fourth Hlmbert Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 317 Bush Himes Wanton T., clerk delivery dept C. P. RR., r. 1226 Folsom Himmelmann Andrew, shade maker W. & J. Sloane & Co.. r. 308 O'Farrell Himmelmann August J., foreman J. Morton & Co., r. 507 M Leavenworth Himmelmann Catherine, widow, r. 308 O'Farrell Himmelmann Diedrich, clerk Kelting & Tietjen, r. 5 Washington Himmelmann George C. (Himmelmann & Heinz) r. 1827 Union Himmelmann Henry W., carriage maker John B. Mor- rison, r. 308 O'Farrell Himmelmann Jacob, r. 126 Julian Av Himmelmann John, dish washer J. Bertz, r. 501 Broadway Himmelmann k Heinz (George C. Himmelmann and Jacob Heinz) butchers, 1827 Union Himmelreich John J., foreman A. Bertin, r, 59 Sec- ond HimmelstOBS George, bakery, 2409 Howard Hincelot August, currier, r. 2536 Folsom Hinchin Ann, widow, r. 3M ^oe Hinchliflfe Bentley. F., civil engineer, r. 632 Market Hinchlifife William, proptr Gait House, 632 Market Hlnchliffe William B., pressman Call, r. 632 Market Hinchman Albert A., clerW general auditor's ofi&ce C. P. RR., r. 1124 Pine Hinchman Charles H., merchant, r. 1124 Pine Hinchman Charles H. Jr., clerk Cal. St. RR,, r. Ala- meda Hincliman Thomas \^., secretary Cal. St. RR. Co., Bay District Assn, S. F. Pavement Co., and Crystal Palace Assn, olfice 8E cor California and Larkin, r. Alameda Hinchman Walworth H., assistant secretary Cal. St. RR., office BE cor California, and Larkin, r. Ala- meda Hinchy Lawrence, carpenter, r. Lafayette House Hinchy Mary, domestic, fill Harrition Hinck Henry J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Polk and Ellis Hlnck Louis, clerk Louis Von Soosten, r. NW cor Seventeenth and Dolores Hincken A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 607 Nineteenth Hincken Annie H. C, dressmaker, r. 607 Nineteenth Hinckle Charles, r. 322 Fell Hinckley Acors B. (Bryden & Hinckley) r. 110 Eighth Hinckley C. E. M., driver Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co., r. 110 Taylor Hinckley Charles, clerk Robert Haight & Co., r. Oak- land Hinckley Daniel B. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co. Hinckley Emily M., widow, r. 1517 Jackson Hinckley E. R., student Heald's Business College Hinckley George G., bookkeeper T. G. Walkington & Co., r. 519 Sacramento Hinckley Herbert M., clerk AUyne & White, r. 1517 Jackson Hinckley Henry G., timekeeper Fulton Iron Works, r. Fruit Vale Hinckley Mark F., engineer Pac. Stove and Iron Works, r. lOM Taylor Hinckley Oliver, superintendent Pac. Carriage Co., 11 Powell, r. 110 Tavlor HINCEEY. SPIERS l HAYES ,«„.., B. Hiiickley, James Spiers and Daniel E. Hayes) proprietors Fnlton Iron Works, 207-^13 Fremont, and 309-315 UoAvard, office !2^0 Fremont Hinckley Walter B. T., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 1517 Jackson Hinckley Walter C, mechanical engineer, r. 26 Frank- lin B^" Hinckley. See Hinkley Hinde Charles, teamster, r. 941 Bryant Hindes Edward B., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 20 Twelfth Hinders Henry, boots and shoes, 340 Kearny, r. 1412 Larkin Hindman Edmund, capitalist, 436 California, r. Oak- land Hindman James, house and sign painter, 907 Fol- som, r. 225 Fourth Hinds Ambrose, shipping clerk, r. 1216 Jackson Hinds Annie Miss, assistant Ewine Primary School, r. 764 Bryant Hinds Lmma, widow, r. 147 Shipley, rear Hinds Harry, inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 764 Bryant Hinds Helen, widow, r. 717 Howard Hinds Hiram C, r. Lick House Hinds William, carriage painter, 36 Hayes, r. 764 Bry- ant Hinds William J., carpenter, r. 9 Middle Hinds William Jr., carriage painter William Hinds, r. 764 Bryant t^ Hinds. See Heins, Heintz, Hines, and Hynes Hine Nelson M., bookkeeper, r. 321 Tehama Hine Nelson M. Jr., clerk, r. 321 Tehama Hine Willis H., carpenter, r. 236 O'Farrell Hinebaugh Mary, r. 1030 Howard Hines Charles, cook Krone Ai Co. Hiaes Charles, teamster Charles A. Worth, r. 1127 McAllister Hines Charles D., general agent Pac. Coast Hotel Register, 508 Montgomery Hines Frank, longshoreman, r. 315 Filbert Hines Franz, foreman Oriental Warehouse, r. 1144 Howard Hines J., trackman Omnibus RR. Hines James, laborer, r. 1412 Montgomery Hines James, teamster, r. 522 Natoma Hines James, timekeeper City RR.. r. 46 54 Seventh Hines Ji)hn C.,electrotyper Joseph Winterburn & Co., r. Oakland Hines Mary. r. 1403 Montgomery Hines Patrick, laborer, r. 1001 Battery, rear Hines Thomas, laborer O. B. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 402 Fremont Hines William, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 829 Folsom Hines William N., seaman schr Viking, r. 45 Sacra- mento 1^* Hines. See Heins, Heintz, Hinds and Hynes Hinger Fritz, liquor saloon, 638 Sacramento SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY '"'^'^''^l^^^^ I^IJ^L"^"'"'^ J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Inip4»rterM of and Dealern in C'OAI^ nnd Flti IBOK, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. BIN 555 HIR Hink August, restaurant 8. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City Hink H. J.. Teutonia Soc, 1322 Howard Hink Martin, clerk Claus Otten. r. 1501 Post Hink Peter H. , -wines and liquors, cor Montgom- ery Av and Montgomery, and NW cor Montgom- ery Av and Washington, and proprietor Seaside Gardens, end of Presidio Railroad, r. 813 Union Hinke Kate, widow, r. 204 Van Ness Av Hinkel Charles, builder, r. 322 Fell Hinkel William, contractor, r. 1107 McAllister Hinkle Charles L., carpenter, r. 1316 Eddy Hinkle Frank, r. 322 Seventh, rear Hinkle George W., carpenter, r. 38 Seventh Hinkle John, real estate, r. 825 Grove Hinkle John 'W., manager National Surgical In> stitute. 319 Bush, r. Oakland Hinkle Philip (Philip Hinkle & Co.) r. Philadelphia, Pa. Uinkie Pkillp & Co. (Philip Hinkle and A. J. McNicoU Jr.) hydraulic, oil and air pressure ele- vators, 116-118 Main Hinkley Samuel S., bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, r. 330 O'Farrell t^" Hinkley. See Hinckley Hlnksman Jane Mrs., r. 1005J4 Vallejo « Hinman A., conductor Presidio RR., r. cor Leaven- worth and Union Hinman H, C, agent Merchants' Dispatch Transpor- tation Co., 411 California, r. Oakland Hinman Walter 8., r. Florence House Hinman Williim E., driver U. 8. Laundry, r. 21 Hoflf Av Hinman Zerah L., teacher dancing, 1605 Polk, r. 1332 Bush Hinn Julius, porter Boca Brewing Co., r. 774 Folsom Hinrichs August (Hinricbs & Haesloop) and liquor saloon, NW cor Front and Union, r. Oakland Hinrichs August, musician Tivoll Opera House, r. ' 1927 Geary Hinrichs August Jr., musician Tivoll Opera House, r. 1927 Geary Hinrichs C. H., packer H. Plagemann & Co., r. 36 Ala- bama, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Hinrichs Charles, clerk Louis Von Harten, r. NW cor Sixth and Brannan Hinrichs Gerhard, show case maker Dixon, Bern- stein & Co., r. SW cor Church and Elizabeth Hinrichs Gustav, musical director Tivoli Opera House, r. 2110 Pine Hinrichs ,Tohn F., proptr Ancon Hotel, 9 Pacific Hinrichs Julius, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 1927 Geary Hinrichs & Haesloop (August Hinrichs and Christian P. Haesloop) liquor saloon, SW cor Washington and Drumm B^ Hinrichs. See Henricks Hinrichsen Benjamin H., clerk J. & P. Medau, r. New Atlantic Hotel Hinsch John H., bartender, r. 37 Pacific Hinsch Thomas C, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 921 O'Farrell Hinsdale George S.. capitalist, office 22 California, room 18, r. Lick House Hlntermeyer F.. bottler S. Lachman & Co.,r. Oakland Hintmann Joachim D., clerk, r. NW cor Turk and Scott Hinton Ada B. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, r. 647 Folsom Hinton Charles H., proof reader Post, r. 647 Folsom Hinton Isaac T., compositor, r. 647 Folsom Hinton William, machinist, r. 1123 Broadway Hinton William M. (William M. Hinton & Co.) r. 647 Folsom Hinton William M. Jr., compositor, r. 647 Folsom Hinton William M. & Co. (William M. Hinton) prin- ters, 536 Clay Hintz Otto F., laborer, r. 5 Freelon Hintz Thomas, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1605 Bu- chanan Hlntze Edward, confectioner George F. Roberts, r. 1623 Sufter Hlntze Ferdinand, seaman, r. 753 Howard Hintze Isaac R.. tailor. 338 Bush, r. 1623 Sutter Hintze Julius, cook, r. 263 East Hlnz Adolph C, bookkeeper John Landers, r. 710 Cal- ifornia Hinz Adolph F. (Dierck, Hlnz & Plagemann) r. 15 Farren Av Hinz August C. (Hinz & Landt) r. 522 Fell Hlnz Carl, salesman Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 2925 Sacramento Hinz Louis, cabinetmaker Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 433 Turk Hinz Louis W., upholsterer John B. Nichols & Co., r. 433 Turk Hlnz William (W. Haker & Hinz) r. 1721 Laguna Hlnz Willie, apprentice Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 433 Turk Hinz & Landt (August C. Hlnz and Paul Landt) importers millinery, silks, etc., 16-18 Second B^ Hinz. See Hintz Hinze Louis, longshoreman, r. E s Billings PI, nr Fil- bert Hlorth Bertha, widow, r. 538 Mission Hippely Lon, carpenter, r. 627 Fulton Hippler Charles, blacksmith helper William Haw- kins, r. 227 Second Hippmanu Rudolph (Hippmann & Schussler) r. 817 Montgomery Av Hippmann & Schussler (Rudolph Hippmann and Adolph Schussler) fruits and vegetables, 28-29 Cal. Market Hipps David C, teamster, r. 27 Averill Av, rear Hlpps Esther, widow, r. 521 Green Hlrd Ann, widow, r. 28 Turk Hird Charles, teamster, r. W 8 Brewster, nr Faith, B. H. Hird Christopher J., driver, r. 28 Turk B^" Hird. See Herd and Hurd Hiribarren Leon, master mariner, r. 26 Derby Hirigoyen Michael (Candau & Co.) r. 213 Third Hirl Rose, domestic NW cor Santa Clara and Bryant Av Hlrleman Philip, porter W. Cohen & Co., r. 1308 Lar- kin Hiron Victor, machinist Talt & Halnque, r. 136 Silver Hirsch A. Miss, r. 2143 Mission Hirscb Alphonse, salesman Christian Miller, and teacher zither, r. 1409 Mason Hirsch Benno, actor German Theater, r. Siegfried's Hotel Hirsch Benoit 8., r. 1415 Geary Hirsch Bernard, salesman 8. Bine, r. 730 O'Farrell Hirsch Brothers (Joseph and Leopold) clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 204 Montgomery Av Hirsch Cassem, commercial traveler, r. 1203 Sutter Hirsch Charles J., salesman David Samuels, r. 28 Seventh Hirsch Ferdinand, carpenter Linforth & Wood, r. 909 Kearny Hirsch Gretchen, actress Tivoli Opera House, r. 228 Bush Hirsch Joseph (Hirsch Brothers) r. 231 Montgomery Av Hirsch Joseph, clerk Tax Collector, r. 925 Geary Hirsch Josephine Miss, r. 2143 Mission Hirsch Leopold (Hirsch Brothers) r. 231 Montgomery Av Hirsch Leopold (W. Cohen & Co.) r. New York Hirsch Leopold, salesman Hirsch Bros., r. 231 Mont- gomery Av Hirsch Louis, bookkeeper Castle Bros. & Loupe, r. 713 O'Farrell Hirsch M. N., r. 817 Howard Hfrsch Solomon, treasurer German Theater and collector, office 30 Kearny, room 1, r. 925 Larkin Hirschberg Leah Miss, teacher music, r. 103 Perry Hirschberg Louisa Mrs., r. 164 Clara, rear Hirschfeld Adolph M., c.ollector, r. 301 Octavia Hirschfeld David (Hirschfeld & Saroni) r.l620 Sutter Hirschfeld Herman, r. 301 Octavia Hirschfeld Julius H., pawnbroker, 610 Kearny, r. 307 Hyde Hirschfeld Neumann H., clerk, r. 442 Natoma Hirschfeld R. Mrs., widow, r. 506J<»NE AT VERT LOW RATES. OFFICE. «48 MARKET STREET, HOB 557 HOE Hoben H«nry, captain Berkeley Ferryboat Mare IslaDd Hobener Charles, r. Prescott House Hobro William D. , plumbiag and gasfitting, 728 Washington, r. 2613 Clay Hobron Cornelius, sawyer Enterprise Mill and Build- i ing Co., r. 735 Seventeenth | Hobron Henry, clerk, r. 735 Seventeenth | Hobron William M., proptr Sacramento Market, 5 Jackson, r. 1 Perry Hobron William W., driver W. M. Hobron, r. 1 Perry Hobson C. B., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg Co., r. Oakland Hobson Charles, r. 1424 Howard Hobson Charles, driver Omnibus BR., r. 421 Steven- son Hobson George M., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 1029 M Market Hobson Henry, carpenter, r. 61 West Mission Hobson Henry B., grain broker, r. 9 Page Hobson Jobn B.. mining engineer, office 49 Mer- chants' Exchange, r. 1234 Pacific Hobson J^olin E. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 2131 Sacramento Hobson Thomas, capitalist, r. 1234 Pacific Hobson William, laborer, r. 61 West Mission Hoburg Frank T., law student Cope & Boyd, r. 1110 Powell Hoburg William H., real estate agent, r. 1110 Powell Hochbrunn Heury, barber, r. 271 Clara Hochguertel Nicholas, proptr Long Branch Hotel, Ocean Beach, nr Cliflf House Hochheimer Julia Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary School, r. l.'iOS Larkin Hochheimer Moses (H. Wangenheim & Co.) r. Wil- lows, Cal. Hochheimer Simon, insurance broker, r. 1506 Larkin Hochheimer & Co., merchants (Willows, Cal.) office 308 California Hochholzer Hugo, civil engineer, r. 1520 Geary Hochholzer James, cabinetmaker, r. 1520 Geary Hochkofler Rudolt^ merchandise broker, and Austro-Hungarian Consul, 203 Front, r. Oakland Hochtneister Charles, merchant, r. 418 Third Eochstadter Kdgar S.. clerk Lowenthal, Livingston k Co., r. 1526 Sutter Hochstadter Robert, upholsterer,!. 1526 Sutter Hochstein Adolph, bookkeeper Lazard Freres, r. 745 Golden Gate Av Hock Henry, driver National Brewery, r. 1250 Turk Hock Henry Jr., pianoforte maker C. R. Hall, r. 1250 Turk Hock Tobias, bricklaver and contractor, 516 Kearny, r. 422 Golden Gate Av Hockenberry N. C. driver Sutter St. RR., r. 106 Austin Hockett B. F., student Heald's Business College Hocking Edward B., r. 967 Mission Hocking Samuel, builder, r. 118 Eddy Eockshire Christopher A., bootblack, 905J4 Market, r. 19 Commercial Hockwald A., r. 206 Bush Hodder J., r. 127 Jackson Hodes August, barber A. I. Korn, r. 7 Cottage PI Hodgdon Ambrose P., mining, r. 2916 Sixteenth Eodgdon James P., assistant freight agent C. P. BS., r. 406 Hayes Hodg'rion W^alter H. A., physician, 108 Geary, and assistant secretary Board of Health, and sec- retary S. F. County Medical Society, 14 O'Farreil, r. 108 Geary Hodge Ann Mrs., r. 4 Kent Hodge Benjamin O., mining superintendent, r. 120 Sixth Hodge Charles, r. 702 Harrison Hodge Charles, laborer, r. 4 Hodges Alley Hodge, Davis & Co., merchants (Portland, Or.) office 116 Front Hodge F., student Pac. Business College, r. 634 Post Hodge Frank H., mining, r. 120 Sixth Hodge James F., student Pac. Business College, r. 634 Post Hodge John C, mattress maker, r. 120 Sixth Hodge John G., office 20 Leidesdorff Hodge Joseph, hostler Club Stables, r. 108 William, rear Hodge Michael, drayman, r. 338 Union Hodges George, millwright Horace Davis & Co., r. West Oakland Hodges James, r. 4 Central PI Hodges Lizzie S. Mrs., cloaks and suits, 10 Fifth, r. 409 Stevenson Hodges Mary L. Miss, r. 4 Central PI Hodges Robert, cloak and suit mnfr, 10 Fifth, r. 409 Stevenson Hodges Willard, r. 227 Leavenworth Hodgkin De Courcy W., bookkeeper Preston & Mc- Kinnon, r. E s Railroad Av, nr Manitoba Hodgkin John H. (A. Germon & Co.) r. San Leandro Hodgkins Charles W., musician, r. 129 Third Hodgkins Edward F., clerk Jason Springer & Co., r. 715 Howard Hodgkins Henry, molder Globe Brass and Bell Foun- dry, r. 1615 Jones Hodgkins Henry, musician, r. 129 Third Hodgkins Pilsbury, stmr messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 2625 Sacramento Hodgkins William L., salesman Western Paper Co., r. 18 Turk Hodgkins William M., clerk delivery dept Wells, Far- go & Co's Express, r. 2625 Sacramento Hodgkins' Wharf, foot Platte Hodgson George, shoemaker, r. 30 Bernard Hodgson Joseph, seaman, r. 715 Howard Hodgson William, r. 1814 Post Hodnett Annie, widow, r. 1018 Alabama Hodnett Jeremiah W., with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. 309 Seventeenth Hodnett John, waiter Pacific Club, r. 643 Post Hodnett William J., grain sampler, r. 506 Folsom Hodnett William J., saddler, r. 309 Seventeenth Hodson John, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Hodsunie Taro, student Pac. Business College, r. 1307 Taylor Hoebel Jacob, carriagetrimmer, r. 650 Minna Hoeber Eugene G. L. (Neal & Hoeber) r. 1014 Wash- ington Hoeber Henry, clerk, r. 1014 Washington Hoechner Charles, night inspector Custom House, r. 1927 Sutter Hoeckele Frank, clerk Louis Hoeckele, r. 516 Frank- lin Hoeckele Louis, groceries, 8E cor Eddy and Leaven- worth, r. 516 Franklin Hoefer Alexander, barber, r. 26 John Hoefer J. L., salesman Moore b Murphy, r. Montgom- ery's Hotel Hoefer John, clerk Abram Wolfe, r. 623 Vallejo Hoefer John P., saddler, r. 26 John Hoefer Paul, saddler R. Stone, r. 26 John e^ Hoefer. See Hofler HoefTer George F. , attorney at law, 27 Geary Hoefler Ludwig M., attorney at law with A. A. Co- hen, r. 1207}^ Mission Hoeflich Maurice, speculator, r. 310 Stockton Hoeft Henry, machinist, r. 1720 Leavenworth Hoeft Jobn, liquor saloon, NW cor Waverly PI and Clay, and groceries, 828 Clay, r. 818 Clay Hoegemann Albert H., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. NE cor Eighteenth and Valencia Hoegemann Edward, clerk, r. NE cor Eighteenth and Valencia Hoegemann Julius (Hoegemann & Raschen) r. NE cor Eighteenth and Valencia Hoegemann k Raschen (Julius Hoegemann and Fred- erick Raschen) groceries and liquors, NE cor Eighteenth and Valencia Hoeges Jacob, coflfee saloon, 109Dupont Hoehn Jacob, superintendent Summit Ice Co., 64 Min- na, r. Sacramento Hoehn John P., fruits and vegetables, 1203 Valencia, and groceries, 1435 Twenty-fourth Hoehn Rudolph, brassfinisher Franklin Brass and Iron Works, r. 48 Minna Hoehna Charles, porter Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 2 Cum- berland Hoelsch Eliza, domestic 320 Tenth Hoelscher A. & Co. (Anton Hoelscher, George Scharetg and Brown) proptrs South S. F. Brewery, NW cor Railroad Av and Paraguay Hoelscner Anton (A. Hoelscher & Co.) r. Railroaa Av, nr Paraguay Hoelscher August, r. 525 Ellis Hoelscher Eliza Mrs. (William Hoelscher & Co.) r. 19 Pearl ' Hoelscher George A., hide dealer, r. 36 Clay Hoelscher William i Ninth Hofif James W., bartender, r. 2759 Mission Hofif John, tailor, r. 7 August Alley Hoff John Van R., assistant surgeon U. S. A., Alcatraz Island Hoff John W., paper carrier, r. 112 Grove Hoff Ludwig, seaman, r. .30 Clay Hoff Peter, waiter, r. 2759 Mission Hoff Simon, tailor, 952 Mission, r. 1 Caroline Hoff Thomas, cook Jacob Peterson, r. Fifteenth, nr Mission Hofl"& Preble (Henry Hoff and Frank E. Preble) liv- ery stable, 2414 California 10" Hoff. See Hough and Huff Hoffacker B. J., clerk Ball & Julian, r. 29 Oak Grove Av Hoffacker Fritz, cook, r. 624 Fourth Hoffelt John, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 516 Taylor Hoffeudofer Frank, machinist, r. 48 Fourth Hoffer Charles, painter, 636 Commercial, r. Oakland Hoffer Sarah, widow, r. 1717 Turk a^" Hoffer. See Hoefer Hoff^taard Charles, seaman, r. 15 Pacific Hoffman Mrs., widow, r. 264 Clementina, rear Hoffman A. Miss, bakery, 139 Gough Hoffman Abraham, actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 963 Mission Hoffman A. B., agent, office 216 Kearny Hoffman Albert, saloon keeper, r. 407 Pacific Hoffman Albert J., carriage painter, r. 364}$ Clem- entina Hoffman Andrew, laborer, r. 1910 Larkin, rear Hoffman Anna B., widow, r. 2 Kramer PI Hoffman August, baker, r. 625 Clay Hoffman August, clerk William A.Frey, r. 1910 Larkin Hoffman Ausust N., butcher, r. Venezuela, bet Platte and Tazoo Hoffman Barney, agent, r. 317 Fifth Hoffman Britton L., steward A. Bernstein, r. 1625 Mission Hoffman Charles, r. 508 Hyde Hoffman Charles (Hoffman & Co.) r. 919 Union Hoffman Charles, janitor Toland Medical College, r. 226 Chestnut Hoffmau Charles D., traveling salesman Jacob Strahle & Co., r. Palace Hotel Hoffman Charles S., teacher music, r. 722 O'Farrell Hoffman Daniel E., clerk, r. 925 Sutter Hoffman Edmund, with Charles B. Jennings, r. 901 Larkin Hoffmau Edward S., carriage painter, r. 264J4 Clem- entina Hoffman E. L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 112 Mason Hoffman Frank, laborer, r. 733 Market Hoffman Frank, showcase maker Dixon, Bernstein h Co., r. 1316 Larkin Hoffman Gottlieb (Hoffman & Co.) r. 1516 Mason Hoffman Gustav. dry and fancy goods, 1208 Polk , r. 1521 California Hoffman H., r. 21 Dupont Hoffman H., laborer King, Morse & Co., r. 1010 Mont- gomery Hoffman Henry, confectioner W. Westerfeld, r. 1035 Market Hoffman Henry, laborer Presidio Reservation Hoffman Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 35 Juniper Hoffman Henry F. W., collector, r. 534 Bartlett Hoffman Herman, drayman Eisen Bros., r. 421 Clem- e I tins Hoffman John, drayman Waterhouse h Lester, r. 2313 Howard Hoffman John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9 Pres- ton PI Hoffman John M., photographer I. West Taber, r. 138 Gough Hoffman John, salesman Genesee Flour Mills, r. 631 Vallejo Hoffman John D., cabinet maker, r. 739 Howard Hoffman John D., clerk U. S. Geological Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 87 Hoffman John D. G., engraver, r. 1516 Mason Hoffman Joseph, r. 12 Tehama Hoffman Joseph (Hoffman & Co.) r. 1718 Sacramento Hoffman Joseph H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. Oakland Hoffman Juliette Mrs., r. 914 Larkin Hoffman Lizzie MiRS, waitress Larsen k Hansen, r. 220 Montgomery Av Hoffman M. Mrs., wiaow, r. 20 Lewis PI Hoffman Mary L. Miss, assistant Girls High School, r. 534 Bartlett Hoffman Nicholas, r. 1910 Larkin, rear Hoffman Ogrden, judge D. S. District Court, and ex-ofificio judge U. S. Circuit Court, chambers 68 U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, r. Pacific Club Hoffman P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Hoffman Robert, shoemaker, r. 249 Sixteenth Hoffman Saudor (Hoffman & Cohn) r. 26 Hampton PI Hoffman Sarah J. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1718 Sutter Hoffman Seligman (Hoffman & Co.) r. New York Hoffman Simon, merchant, r. 114 Ellis Hoffman Simon, salesman Fisher & Baum, r. 624 Mo- .\llister Hoffman Southard, clerk U. S. District Court, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, rooms 63-66, r. San Rafael Hoffman William, mnfr show cases, 532 California, r. 1316 Larkin Hoffman William H., clerk Cal. Powder Works, r. 1718 Sutter Hoffman & Co. (Gottlieb and Charles Hoffman) engravers and stencil cutters, 414 Sacramento Hoffman & Co. (Seligman and Joseph Hoffman, Eph- raim Simon and David Bloom) importers fancy goods, 17-19 Battery SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. <'irraBERI^ANI>, K,EHI«H. un22 Vallejo Hogan John A., deputy Superintendent Streets (and Hogan & Co.) r. 27 Nevada Hogan John E., expressman, r. 863}$ Market P A. H. latHASf I. jr. TBirmAX Truman, isham & Co. Manufacturers' llgents, 509, 511 MARKET ST. SAN FBANCUBCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER YurclH: iliit tw i47 Mpear St., anfl 'Hi, 28 Howard HI. HOG 560 HOL QO © H QO « 95 95 95 0) HogsD John T.. drayman, SW cor Dupont and Sacra- mento, r. 822 Vallejo Hogan Joseph R., laborer C. P. RR., r. 320 Ritch fiogan Lucy Mrs., r. 144 Fifth Hogan M., blacksmith helper Ri8don I. and L. Works, r. 621 Folsom Hogan Margaret, widow, r. 1112 M Harrison Hogan Margaret, cook, 454 Bryant Hogan Martin C, contractor, groceries and liquors, SW cor Vallejo and Leavenworth Hogan Mary Mrs., r. 114 William Hogan Mary, widow, r. 228 Langton Hogan Mary, fluter La Grande Laundry Hogan Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1039 York Hogan Matthew, laborer, r. 822 Vallejo Hogan Maurice, driver, r. 719 Clementina Hogan Michael, bartender James Kerwin, r. 1 Bay Hogan Michael, contractor, r. 1429 Laguna Hogan Michael, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 409 Stevenson Hogan Michael, driver Phoenix Brewery, r. 909 Eigh- teenth Hogan Michael, fish dealer, Grand Central Market, r. 963 Harrison Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 1021 Vallejo Hogan Michael, laborer Custom House, r. 24 Glover Hogan Michael, clerk Kamps & Co., r. 28 Turk Hogan Michael, longshoreman, r. 319 Folsom Hogan Michael, seaman, r. 114 William Hogan Michael, bookkeeper Franklin Hotel Hogan Michael C, cook P. M. SS. City of Sydney Hogan Michael J., bartender, r. 14 Bannam PI Hogan M. L. Mrs., widow, groceries and liquors. 219 Eleventh Hogan Niel, teamster, r. 127 Jackson Hogan Owen, compositor, r. 1221 Pacific Hogan Patrick, blacksmith, r. 231 Second Hogan Patrick, carpenter, r. NE cor Fillmore and Clay Hogan Patrick, horse trader, r. 20 Ritch Hogan Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Eighteenth and Noe Hogan Patrick, laborer 0. P. RR. Hogan Patrick, porter Castle Bros, k Loupe, r. 1717 Hyde Hogan Patrick, warehouseman W. W. Montague & Co., r. 39 Natoma Hogan Patrick M., cook, r. 18 Averill Av Hogan Patrick S., farmer, r. Ocean House Flat Hogan Patsy, liquor saloon, 1 Morton, r. 670 Howard Hogan Robert, bartender John Curtin, r. 112 Steuart Hogan Robert, detective, r. 1419 Hyde Hogan Robert E., whipfinisher, r. NE cor Twenty- second and Capp Hogan Sarah Miss, cloakmaker, r. 228 Langton Hogan Thomas, watchman, r. 308 Union Hogan Thomas C, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 146 Silver Hogan T. G., manager IXL, r. 228 Montgomery Av Hogan Timothy, tinsmith, r. 17 Zoe Hogan William, coal passer P. C. SS. State of Califor- nia, r. 234 Brannan Hogan William, driver, r. 604 Third Hogan William, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 29 Sec- ond Hogan William, expressman, SE cor Second and Mar- ket, r. 25 J^ Pleasant HogBu William, milkman, r. 1429 Laguna Hogan William A., cooper Hogan & Co., r. 27 Nevada Hogan William Jr., r. 25}13 Brannan HoUeu William, r. Commercial Hotel Hollenbach Louis, bartender J. Qt. Maass, r. SE cor Main and Howard Hollenbeck A. H., stencil cutter, 405 Front HoUenbeck John L., r. Baldwin House Hollenbeck John L., student Pac. Business College HoUenburg John, tanner, r. 7 Morris Av Holler Anton, r. 518 Jessie, rear Holler B.. printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 426 Fifth Holler Frank, cook John Heagan, r. 310 Bryant Holleran James, laborer, r. 24 Bitch Holleran Michael, laborer, r. 54 Louisa Holies Harry, japanner George H. Tay & Co., r. 7 Yerba Buena Holliday A., laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works HoUiday Alfred, marker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1233 Market Holliday A. M., bookkeeper, r. 1233 Market Holliday Isaac, laborer, r. 1232 Ji Vallejo Holliday Isaac, ship carpenter, r. St. Thomas, nr Rail- road Av Holliday Isidore, cigars and tobacco, 705 Market, r. 539 Natoma Holliday James K., wood turner Eragen & Geist, r. Oakland Holliday Margaret, fruits and vegetables, 1719 Market Holliday Peter B., captain C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. Oakland Holliday Thomas H., brickmason Presidio Reserva- tion Holliday William, bottler Pioneer Soda Water Works, r. 1719 M Market 1^" Holliday. See Holladay and Hallidav HoUin Sophia, widow, r. 310 Clementina, rear Holling Charles, r. 614 Fell HoUiug Charles H., traveling salesman Oppenheimer & Bro., r. 117 Olive Av Holling William, cooper, 438 Jackson, r. 429 Tehama Holling William, salesman Kruse & Euler, r. 17 H Rausch HoUiugs Frank, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Boilings Henry, groceries, wines and liquors, SW cor Post and Larkiu, r. 929 Larkin Hollings J. T. Mrs., widow, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin Hollings Nicholas (Stnrken & Hollings) r. 404 Bran- nan Hollings Peter T., foreman spinning dept S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. W s Larkin, bet North Point and Beach Hollings Richard, clerk, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin HoUingshead Sarah H., widow, r. 735 Treat Av HoUingsworth Edmund V., salesman H. Huddleston, r. 626 Eddy HoUingsworth Helen Mrs., matron Cal. State Women's Hospital HoUingsworth Thomas 0., cigars and tobacco, 1519 Market HoUis Alonzo K. (Hollis & Harris) and editor and proptr Mission Journal, r. 310 Eighteenth Hollis Clayton W., traveling salesman Michels, Fried- lander & Co., r. 402 Stockton Hollis Fred B., policeman, r. 2316 Mission Hollis Horace W., waiter P. M. SS. Granada Hollis R. J., fruit canner, r. Brooklyn Hotel Hollis William, real estate, r. 2319 Webster Hollia & Harris (Alonzo E. Hollis and George Harris) real estate and insurance agents, 2222 Mis- sion Hollister Charles H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 2806 Buchanan Hollister Corydon H., milkman, r. 2806 Bucharan Hollister John J., carpenter Bay View Distillery, r. Labaina, ur Penobscot Hollister Timothy J. (Joseph Scheerer & Co.) r. SW cor Ninth and Market Hollman Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Mission Hollman Harold, bookkeeper, r. SW cor Michigan and Shasta "HoUmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fol- som and Eleventh Hollo Hermann, teacher music, r. 753 Howard Hollopeter Joseph, carriage maker B. Grave & Co., r. 412 Laguna HoUoran Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 547 Mis- sion HoUoran Frank, mariner, r. NE cor Second and Bran- nan Holloran John, fireman S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 545 Second Holloran John, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fifth, nr Castro Holloran Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 60 Jessie Holloran Patrick, sawyer Carrick, Williams & Wright, r. 123 Gilbert Holloran Patrick, teamster, r. 25 Sumner Holloran Thomas, seaman, r. 20 Freelon Holloran William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co. ^^Holloran. See Halloran and Holleran Holioway Andrew F., glovecutter Harry M. Heine- man, r. 226 Second Holioway Charlotte Mrs., r. 226 Second Holioway Emma C. Miss, r. 226 Second Holioway George M., clerk, r. 226 Second Holioway Joseph T., engineer, r. 1412 California Holioway William, housepainter, r. 1218 Eearny 8^"Holloway. See Holway Hollub Adolphus, city agent Imperial, London, North- ernand Queen Insurance Cos., 441 California, r. 38 Twelfth Hollub Charles M.. clerk S. Eoshland & Co., r. 38 Twelfth Hollub Samuel S., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., . 38 Twelfth Holly Oak Park Co. (Napa Co., Cal.) John H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36 Hollywood Andrew, sampler Custom House, r. Oak- land Hollywood Joseph, inspector Custom House, r. Oak- land Holm Andrew, tanner, r. cor Harrison and Eighteenth Holm Andrew L. , shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r. 142 Natoma Holm Brothers (John P. Holm) wines and liquors, 200 Fifth Holm Charles A., seaman, r. 531 East Holm Charles A., carpenter, r. S s Thirtieth, nr San- chez Holm Christian (Holm & Saxtorph) r. Baldwin House Holm D. D., driver Market St. RR. Holm Henry, painter, r. 318 Octavia Holm Henry, tanner, r. cor Harrison and Eighteenth Holm John A., storekeeper Golden Gate Park Holm John P. (Holm Brothers) r. 202 Fifth Holm Mary, laundress S. F. Laundry, r. S s £^dy, bet Fillmore and Steiner Holm Nils, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. S s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner Holm Peter J., cook, r. 114 Prospect PI Holm Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Stockton, r. 313 Stockton Holm Thomas Jr., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 313 Stockton ' Holm William J., clerk, r. 313 Stockton Holm & Saxtorph (Christian Holm and Henry Saxtorph) proprietors Baldwin House, 14-16 Ellis, and Bonanza House, 869 Market Holman Francis A., physician, office 1403 Polk, r. SW cor Polk and Filbert Holman Frederick, laborer, r. 24 Minna, rear Holman Frederick W., wool scourer Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 5 Clinton Holman Harold, laborer, r. SW cor Shasta and Michi- gan Holman William L., millwright John Hammond, r. W B Church, nr Twenty-second Holmberg Frank A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E B Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Holmberg George, farmer, r. 610 Post Holmberg George Jr., seaman, r. 610 Post Holmberg Gustav, seaman, r. 30 Clay Holmberg John, r. 127 Jackson Holmberg E., seaman, r. 116 Washington Holmes Mrs., widow, r. 1112 Pacific Holmes Alsop J., civil engineer, r. 528 Sutter Holmes Benjamin, clerk, r. 1200 Larkin Holmes Benjamin C, machinist Globe Iron Works, r. 27 Twenty-third SAN FRANCISCO I AUNDRY P™'"p«*»l?«i?."4'>S£lirv':'i':™*^''''''' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importern of and Deulerit In all hlndM of FOBEIOW m »4»MKSiTIC r4»AI., 41 Ilarket Ntreet, corner Mp«ar. HOL 563 HOL Holmes Charles, r. 127 Jackson Holmes Charles, seaman, r. 12 Tehama PI Holmeg Charles J., proprietor Palace Dye Works, office 633 Market, r. 1607 Mission Holmes Charles S. (Benton, Holmes & Co.) r. 610 Shot- well Holmes Charles T., rigger, r. 24 Minna, rear Holmes Clarence R., clerk Reuton, Holmes & Co., r. 412 Jones Holmes C. N., mining stocks, r. 1037 Mission Holmes Cornelius, builder, r. 726 Hayes Holmes C. P., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 528 Sut- ter Holmes David W., clerk William Watts, r. 390 Fran- cisco Holmes Edmund W., captain O. Imp. SS. Mississippi, r. Occidental Hotel Holmes Edward, molder Mechanics' Foundry Holmes Edward B. , secretary Savage Mining Co., 15 Nevada Block, r. SW cor Fillmore and Fulton Holmes Edwin H., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. Cen- tral Av, nr Sutter Holmes E. K., driver, r. 1122 Larkin Holmes Elizabeth, domestic 1721 Eddy Holmes Ellis A., night inspector Custom House, r. 220 Turk Holmes Ellis H., r. 611 Golden Gate Av Holmes Forrest B., salesman Getz Bros, k Co., r. 762 Mission Holmes Frank, coachman Nicholas Kittle, r. 24 Lewis PI Holmes Frederick (T. W. Jackson & Co) r. 620 Lom- bard Holmes Frederick, master mariner, r. 2021 Mason Holmes George A., collector, r. 1220 Larkin Holmes George A. Jr., butcher, and extraman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1311 California Holmes George W., cook, r. 327 Beale Holmes George W., wharf builder, r. 411 Clementina Holmes Henry, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 164 Jessie Holmes Henry, clothier, r. 712 Sansome Holmes Henry E., bookkeeper Milo P. Holmes, r. 1722 Turk Holmes Henry T. , president The H.T.Holmes Lime Co., 14-18 Market, r. 1922 Pine Holmes Howard C, assistant engineer Board State Harbor Commissioners, r. 726 Hayes Holmes Isaac I., mining, 606 Montgomery ,r. Saucelito Holmes James G., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 27 Twenty-third Holmes James G. Jr., machinist Savage & Sons, r. 27 Twenty-third Holmes James N., butcher, r. 421 Bryant Holmes John, laborer 3. F. Cordage Factory, r, 318 Ritch Holmes John, watertender O. Imp SS. Umatilla Holmes John B., weigher Folsom St. Wharf, r. 632 Natoma Holmes John R., sash and blind maker, r. 318 Ritch Holmes Joseph, shoemaker, 147 Second, r. 108 Shipley Holmes Lawrence, master mariner, r. SW cor Third and Berry Holmes Leonard, first oflBcer O. Imp SS. Umatilla Holmes Lime Co. , The H. T., Henry T. Holmes president, Edward K. Hawkins secretary, dealers lime, cement, firebrick, etc., 14-18 Market Holmes Mary, widow, r. 1113 >S Kearny Holmes Mary A., widow, r. 117 Eighth Holmes Maud W., widow, groceries, NE cor Twenty- sixth and Florida Holmes Milo P., carriage mnfr, 658-660 Mission, r. 1722 Turk Holmes Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co. Nev.) C.T. Bridge secretary, 224 California Holmes Nathaniel R., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Folsom Holmes Ozias J., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 17 Fourth Holmes Peter, laborer, r. 16 Anthony Holmes Robert, ropemaker, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth and Florida Holmes Robert H., clerk, r. 1314 Polk Holmes Samuel B., porter, r. 9J4 Welsh Holmes Samuel T., clerk Mission Bay Warehouse, r. 1938 Stevenson Holmes Sarah Mrs., r. 620 Lombard Holmes Simon, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Holmes Thomas, r. SE cor Sutter and Central Av Holmes Walter G. , attorney at law, 606 Montgom- ery, room 1, r. 1433 Steiner Holmes Walter H., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1932 Pine Holmes William, hostler E. H. Doyle, r. 246 Third Holmes William, machinist F. G. Beckett, r. Oakland Holmes William, longshoreman, r. 106 Silver Holmes William A., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 318 Ritch Holmes William H., bag sewer, r. 613 Mission Holmes William H., carpenter, r. 2209 Powell Holmes William H., with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, r. 641 Golden Gate Av Holmes William M., ship plumber W. S. Ray & Co., r. 27 Twenty-third Holmgren Frederick, baker, r. 16 Otis PI Holmgren Hannah, widow, r. 2 Hyde PI Holmgren Nils, boltmaker Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 105 Jackson Holmquist August, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Holmquist Oscar, teamster, r. 726 Folsom Holor John E., furrier, r. 203 Fillmore Holscher Garratt, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 446 First Holsinger Everhard, bookkeeper Joseph F. Schlelden Hoist Diedrich, r. 275 Clara Hoist Folkert, lumberman, r. 329 Bryant Hoist H., laborer, r. 220 Pacific Hoist Jacob D., clerk H. Miiller & Co., r. 912 Bryant Hoist John, picklemaker, r. Chicago Hotel Hoist Oscar, glass cutter William Hoist, r. 113 Ash Av Hoist Peter, tailor, r. 45 Everett Hoist William, glass cutting, 118 Main, r. 116 Guer- rero Holstein Cord H., tailor B. Friedlander, r. 427 Steven- son Holstein George H., clerk, r. 215 Pobt Holstein Rebecca A., r. 308 Leavenworth Holstein Richard O., wood engraver A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 125 Taylor Holster Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 610 Pine Holster John, cook scbr Lottie Collins Holt A. Frank (Holt Brothers) r. Concord, N. H. Holt Andrew J., lumberman, r. NW cor Twenty-third and Bryant Av Holt Anna, widow, branch bakery and candles, 1209 Bush Holt Benjamin (Holt Brothers) r. Concord, N. H. Holt Brothers (Charles H., Harrison W., A. Frank and Benjamin) importers, dealers and manu- facturers carriage materials and hardwood lum- ber, 27-29 Beale and 30-32 Main Holt Charles E., r. 624 Fourth Holt Charles H. (Holt Brothers) r. Oakland Holt Charles H., laborer Mission Bay Warehouse, r. 837 Folsom Holt Elizabeth Mrs., embroidery and stamping, 1029 Howard Holt Frederick S., traveling salesman, r. 946 Howard Holt George, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r. 119 Gilbert Holt George A., captain SS. Areata, r. Folsom, bet First and Second Holt Gustav, tailor, r. 3 Geary PI Holt Harrison W. (Holt Brothers) r. Adrian, Ohio Holt J. H. Mrs., artist, 331 Phelan Building Holt John H., mining engineer, r. 331 Phelan Bldg Holt Simon A. (Holt & Dow) r. 127 Montgomery Holt Sylvanus W., carpenter I. E. Alexander, r. 419 Hyde Holt Thomas, superintendent Bodie and Benton Rail- way and Commercial Co., office 29 Nevada Block, r. 2030 Scott Holt Thomas B., engineer U.'P. Salt Works, r. 269 Minna Holt Thomas G., expressman, cor Webb and Cali- fornia, r. 1029 Howard Holt Thomas H., attorney at law and notary pub- lic. 400 Montgomery, r. 1803 Stockton Holt Thomas M., restaurant, 510 Market, r. 13 Sutter Holt Warren, publisher and importer maps,and agent Dixon's Axle Grease, 413 Montgomery, r. Ab- botsford House Holt William, laborer, r. 100 34 Jackson Holt William, waiter SS. Mexico Holt William, watchman stmr Constance, r. 36 Clay Holt & Dow (Simon A. Holt and W. O. Dow) pro- prietors City Real Estate and Business Agency, 127 Montgomery Holt'8 Patent Printing Wheel, 8. H. Sheplar & Co. sole agents, 702 Market EDW^ABDS' PATENT . . ,, . . o xw u. . TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO, Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. Apents, whoi«saie and Retail. 509, 511 nABI££T ST. ' San Francisco. WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: JOHN YVIUMOKK, Yartlti: Ofllt^ 133 Kpear Ktrctct. I3i» to 147 Mpeur St., And X«, S8 Howard St. HOL 564 HON Holter Leon, deckhand Cal. S. N. Co's stmr Mary Oar- ratt Holterman Ernest H. (Holterman & Kecht) r. SW cor Shotwell and Seventeenth Holterman John, r. SW cor Larkin and North Point Holterman John, bartender John Herber, r. Humboldt House Holterman T., bricklayer American Sugar Keflnery, r. 5 Bay Holterman fc Recbt (Ernest H. Holterman and Adam Recht) liquor saloon, SW cor Shotwell and Seven- teenth Holtmeier Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fil- bert and Taylor, r. SE cor Filbert and Taylor Holton Charles, hostler Charles Payler, r. 15 Hoff Av Holton Charles H., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 1011 Sutter Holton E., laborer Enterprise Mill and Building Co. Holton Edward, blockmaker C. H. Currier, r. Park Hotel Holton Edward E., clerk ticket auditor C. P. RK., r. ii Sixth Holton George, cook James McDonald, r. E s Louisi- ana, bet Sierra and Shasta Holton Gunder, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta Holton Louis, freighting, r. 6 Russ Holtslander John J., engineer A. Frei, r. 329 Ritch Holtum Christian, clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 617 Mason Holtun Nicholas P., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r. 130 Sutter Holtz Bernard, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner Holtz Charles, driver City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 178 Jessie Holtz Eugene, r. 127 Jackson Holtz Frederick, laborer O.R. and N. Co's Wharf Holtz Louis F. (N. Van Bergen 4 Co.) and Assess- or City and County, office new City Hall, first floor, I. 328 Ellis Holtz T., r. 127 Jackson Holtz Theodore, electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r. West Berkeley Holtz William, waiter Alexander W. Wilson, r. 2 Tay tff" Holtz. See Holz Holversen Alexander, longshoreman, r. W s Ander- son, nr Blaine, B. H. Holway Seth P., -deputy City and County Aesessor, r. 822 Sutter t^ Holway. See Holloway Holwegs John, soapmaker H. FiBchbeck, r. W s Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara Holy Charles, bartender Alfred Wagner, r. 317 Jj Clem- entina Holyoke Charles F., bookkeeper Edward M. Hall, r. 317 Eddy Holz Caroline, widow, r. 227 Jessie Holz Emanuel, clerk Craner & Brewster, r. 227 Jessie Holz Isadore, clerk, r. 227 Jessie Holz Jacob (J. Holz k Co.) r. 525 Ivy Av Holz J. & Co. (Jacob Holz) poultry and game. 33 Grand Central Market Holz Joseph, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 227 Jes- sie Holz Louis, stationer, office 109 Sutter, r. 1632 Pacific Av Holz Louis, teacher music, r. 1909 Polk Holz Louis, telegraph operator, r. 227 Jessie Holz Manuel, clerk P. H. Kraner, r. 227 Jessie t^- Holz. See Holtz Eolzhaner Hermann, teacher music, r. 616 Stockton Holzheid Armin R., clerk adjutant general's office, U. S. A. Presidio Reservation, r. 823 Bush Holzhelser Peter, butcher, r. 391 Ninth Holzhuter R., lighthousekeeper Point Bonita Holzinger Herman, engineer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 45 Clementina Holzinger R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1139 Howard Holzmuller Charles J., teamster Chris. Nielsen, r. 60 Clementina Homager Henry, pianomover M. Gray, r. Oakland Homann Adam, clerk, r. 3U8 Minna Homann Henry, lard cook Lewis Hentrich, r. 1007 Fillmore Homann Maggie Mrs., midwife, r. 368 Minna Home and Loan Associates, Otto Escbe secre- tary. 31 Post, room 8 Home Benefit Association, A. 8. Brownell sec- retary, 328 Montgomery, room 24 Home for Aged and Infirm Females, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI Home for the Care of Inebriates, J. GrajWew- ell resident physician and superintendent, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut Home Insurance Co. (of New York) Arthur £. Magill general agent, 323 California Home Mutual Insurance Co. (tire) James F. Houghton president, Charles R. Story secretary, 216 Sansome Home of Friendless Children, Martha A. Griswold manager, 2318 Webster Home of Peace Cemetery (Hebrew; Benjamin E. Van Straaten sexton, bet Dolores and Church, Eight- eenth and Nineteenth Home of the Ladies Protection and Relief Society^ E s Franklin, bet Post and Geary Home Restaurant, William Blair proprietor, 104 Sev- enth Home Security Building and Loan Association (of Al- ameda) C. K. Clark secretary, 433 California Home Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill agent. 634 Market Home Shuttle Machine Co., Samuel Hill agent, 634 Market Homeier Charles, taxidermist, r. 1408 Mission Homeier Louis, teacher music, r. 1814 Jessie Homeier Max, musician, r. 1408 Mission Homeier Rudolph, lithographer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 1408 Mission * Homer Albert P., basketmaker M. J. Stanley & Co., r. 414 Polk Homer Francis T., conductor Omnibus RR.. r. 606 Mission Homer Frederick, r. 207 Powell Homer Hattie Miss, r. White House Hotel Homer James L., clerk, r. 227 San Jose Av Homer Maria Mrs., r. NW cor Taylor and Broadway Homer Mill and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty secretary. 330 Pine, room 5 Homer N. G., conductor Omnibus RR. Homer William H., transfer agent, r. 16 Bourbin PI Homfray Richard, r. 387 Dolores Hommerich Christian, tailor, r. 1321 Kearny Homceopathic Hospital, W e Valencia, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty -eighth Homoeopatliic Pliarmacy, Boericke & Schreck proprietors, successors to Boericke & Tafel, 234 Sutter BOERICKE & SCHRECK, Succeesors to BOERICKE Sc TAFEL, 234 SVTTEK ST., Dealers In Medical Merchandise. Physicians and Drug- gists supplied with the l^urest of Homeopathic Medicines. A full assortment of Family Med- icine Cases and Books constantly on hand. Send for Catalofrne. Honan Eatie, domestic NE cor Capp and Twenty- fifth Honauer Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine Hone John, laborer, r. 1 Baldwin Court Honen Gabriel, machinist Bigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 26 Tehama Honen Mary, widow, groceries, 211 Folsom Honerloh Christian, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plnm & Co., r. 644 J« Natoma Honey Theresa Mrs., furnished rooms, 137 Mont- gomery Honeycutt John T., first lieutenant Battery D Ist Ar- tillery, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation Hong: Kong: and Shangfliai Bankings Cor- poration, William H. Harries agent, office 423 California Hong^ Kongr Line of Steamers, Occidental and Oriental SS. Co., office NE cor Fourth and Town- send Hongf Kongf Line of Steamers. Pacific Mail SS. Co., office cor First and Brannan Honig Alexander, bookkeeper S. Hartman & Bro., r. 604 Hayes Honig D. Miss, hairdresser Goldstein k Cohn, r. 604 Hayes Honig M. Mrs., dressmaker. 604 Hayes Honig Michael, r. 604 Hayes Honig Nathan (Honig & Alexander) r. 330 Hayes LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all Its branches. 119 MONTCOAIERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY eooD WORK. r.«>xv prices. OFFICE, 618 MARKET STREET. HON 565 HOP Honig k Alexander (Natban Honig and A. Alexander) mnfrs gents' furnishing goods, 109 Battery Honigbaum Robert, cigar mnfr, 51 Sacramento, r. 752 Folsom Honigman Ernst, planotuner Matthias Oray, r. 213 Mason Honigsberger Aaron, salesman Bosenbaum & Co., 125 Sansome HonigsbergerH. Mrs., fancy goods, 625 Larkin Honigsberger Henry, r. 625 Larkin Honigsberger Louis, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bat- tery and Bush, r. 14313^ Post Honigsberger Solomon, bookkeeper Simon & Bres- lauer, r. 109Dupont Honn Joseph I., assistant land officer Immigration Association of California, r. 31 Haigbt Honolulu Dispatch Line of Packets, J. C. Merrill & Co. agents, 204 California Honolulu Steam Line, Pacific Mail SS. Co., cor First and Braunan Honolulu Steam Line, Oceanic SS. Co., 327 Market Hons Conrad, laborer, r. 636 Pacific Hons Frederick G. O., watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1809 Jessie Hons Q-eorge, clerk Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, r. 104 Mason Hons Henry, clerk John Kreye, r. SW cor First and Natoma Hons Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Second and Tehama, r. 100 Tehama Hood Amelia, widow, r. 1327 Clay Hood E. P., waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific Hood Frank B., student Heald's Business College Hood Frederick H., student Heald's Business College Hood George L., law clerk Scrivner & McKinne, r. 1013 Leavenworth Hood John, gravel, sand and shell, NW cor Sixth and Channel Hood John W., analytical chemist. 91 Montgomery Block Hood Thomas 8., correspondent Newton Bros. & Co., r. 216 Clara Hood William, civil engineer engineer's office S. P. RR., r, NW cor Twenty-fourth and San Jose Av Hooe David S., porter W. C. Price & Co., r. 2034 Steiner Hooe G. H., r. 311 Golden Gate Av Hooe Headley S., salesman David Samuels, r. 2034 Steiner Hoogkamer William G., r. 435 J4 Stevenson Hoogs Albert F., medical student, r. 211 Geary Hoogs Frank, r. 32 Perry Hoogs M. A. Mrs. , assistant Starr King Primary School, r. Oakland Hoogs William, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf Hoogs William, salesman Charles Brown & Son, r. Oakland Hoogs William H. Mrs., r. 739 Minna Hoogs William H., r. 415 Powell Hoogs William H. Jr., steveaore, r. 32 Perry Hook Albert W. (Hook Brothers) r. 126 Sixth Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., 22 O'Farrell Hook and Ladder Co. No. », S. F. F. D., 627 Broadway Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., S s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4, S. F. F. D., N s Pacific, bet Jones and Leavenworth Hook Ann, widow, r. 5 Francisco, nr Midway Hook Benjamin F., mining superintendent, r. 1119 Clay Hook Brothers iJoseph F. and Albert W.) stationery and varieties, SW cor Sixth and Jessie Hook Charles, butcher, 400^Union, r. 1703 Kearny Hook Charles O., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 228 Webster Hook Clarence E. (Henderson & Hook) r. 1903 Bush Hook Edwin, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 512 Mission Hook Frederick, blacksmith, r. 516 Brannan Hook Harry, policeman, r. 2134 Stockton Hook Henry, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery Hook James, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 73 Tehama Hook John, miner, r. 1618 Stockton, rear Hook Joseph F. (Hook Brothers) r. 108 Chattanooga Hooke George H., canner, r. 318 First Hooke William F., clerk Gordon Hardware Co., r. 318 First Hooke William H. , secretary Gordon Hardware Co., 8-10 Pine, r. 318 First Hooker Alonzo L., driver G. C. Smart, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School Hooker Charles G., real estate, r. 917 Bush Hooker C. Osgood, clearing house clerk First Nation- al Gold Bank of S. F., r. 917 Bush Hooker Elizabeth, widow, r. 372 Clementina Hooker John, r. 127 Jackson Hooker Joseph, elevator man West Coast Furniture Co., r. 372 Clementina Hooker Richard C, stockbroker, 836 Pine, r. 1512 California Hooker Thomas, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 419 Twenty-seventh Hoole John, mnfr, r. 8 Montgomery Court Hooper Arthur A., bookkeeper Thomas Jennings, r. 557 Harrison Hooper C. A. Si Co. (Charles A. and George W. Hooper) lumber dealers, SE cor Fourth and Channel Hooper Charles, butcher, r. 313 Union Hooper Charles A. (0. A. Hooper & Co., A. M. Jewell & Co., and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 1616 California Hooper Charles C, shoe cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co. , r. 26 Erie ■ Hooper Edward M., furnace builder melter and re- finers dept U. S. Mint, r. 309 Waller Hooper F. P. & J. A., wholesale lumber deal- ers and proprietors Trinidad Mills (Humboldt Co., Cal.) office Pier 2J<5 Steuart Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) r. 557 Har- rison Hooper George, bookkeeper R. G. Sneath.r. 837 How- ard Hooper George, law student, r. 3 Chatham PI Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M. Jewell & Co. and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 557 Harrison Hooper James M. , butcher, r. 5 Gilbert Hooper John, capitalist, r. 557 Harrison Hooper John A. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) r. 30 Rincon PI Hooper John B., carpenter J. V. Lawrence, r. 1723 Leavenworth Hooper John M., hotel keeper, r. 704 J4 Mission Hooper Nancy E., widow, r. 26 Erie Hooper Peter, deputy Assessor, r. 3 Chatham PI Hooper Robert J., clerk Herrmann Cohen, r. 1723 Leavenworth Hooper Thomas E., gardener William Meyer, r. E a Douglass, nr Twenty-third Hooper William, carpenter, r. Lafayette House Hooper William, plasterer, r. 202 Sixth Hooper William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento Hooper William B. (William B. Hooper & Co.) r. San Rafael Hooper William B. & Co., importing, shipping and commission merchants, Guaymas, Tucson and El Paso, office 122 Front Hooper William T., policeman Society for the Pre- vention of Cruelty to Children, r. 516 Taylor Hooper's South End Warehouse, NW cor Japan and Townsend Hoops Frederick, expressman, cor Sansome and Sac- ramento, r. 1506 Mason Hoornbeck Eugene, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 5 Verona Hoosier Mining and Water Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) Francis W. Van Reynegom secretary, office 12 Montgomery Hoover Adolph, r. 112 Main Hoover Charles, stock dealer, r. SE cor Geary and Leavenworth Hoover Elizabeth Mrs., r. 112 Main Hoover Frank, butcher V.Menesini & Co. ,r. 1804 Mason Hoover Hermann, driver Boca Brewery, r. 112 Main Hoover John C, clerk George F. Roberts, r. 1812 Sac- ramento Hoover Otto, r. 112 Main Hoover W. W. Mrs., r. 623 O'Farrell Hop Kee Hi Co. (Loo Chew Fan, and Loo Chuck Fan) importers Chinese goods, and boot and shoe factory, 615-617 Dupont Hope Alexander, hostler, r. 11 Hubbard Hope Elizabeth Mrs., liquor saloon, 220 Kearny, r. 260 Stevenson Hope George H., bartender Charles A. Bay ley, r. 105 Stockton Hope John, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 fflartet St. iIU«CKi:.EY. SPIERS A HAYES. FITliTON IRON IVORKS. 213 Fremont Street, 11 Jm^affMrtarera of ROCK BREAKERS. RETORTS and ROASTIN« FITRNACBH HOP 566 HOR Hope William, buyer E. & H. Moflfat, r. 238 Kearny Hopes John, portrait painter, 645 Washington, r. 714 McAllister Hopkins Ann, widow, r. 741 Brannan Hopkins Caspar T., president California Instir- ance Co., 318 California, r. 324 Oak Hopkins Charles H., capitalist. 314 Pine, r. Lick House Hopkins D. Mrs., dressmaking, 32 Ellis Hopkins David, furrier, r. 32 Ellis Hopkins E. D. Mrs., r. 318 Turk Hopkins Edward, trackman N. B. and M. BB., r. 622H Minna Hopkins Edward Jr., sole cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. C22M Minna Hopkins Edward W., capitalist, r. 731 Sutter Hopkins Frederick V., physician, of&ce 22 Geary, r. 2618 California Hopkins George W.. clerk Lion Fire Insurance Co., r. Berkeley Hopkins George W., mining, 419 California, room 26, r. Oakland Hopkins Hubert, clerk, r. 17 Howard Court Hopkins Isaac H., contractor, r. 222 Ji Fourth Hopkins James, laborer, r. 211 Langton Hopkins James, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Hopkins James, tailor, r. 217 Tehama Hopkins James A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 308 Beale Hopkins J. L., publisher S. F. Gossip and Matrimo- nial Advocate, 523 Kearny Hopkins John, bricklayer, r. E. s Brodenck, bet Washington and Jackson Hopkins John, clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 622 ?< Minna Hopkins John E., jailer County Jail, r. 1 Sheridan Hopkins John J., upholsterer A. N. Levy, r. 748 How- ard Hopkins John N., stock clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2203 Geary Hopkins John P., boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av Hopkins Joseph, expressman, SW cor Geary and Kearny, r. 927 Nineteenth Hopkins Lambert N. Jr., clerk Pav Dept D. S. A., r. 617 Eddy Hopkins Laura T. Mrs., assistant Starr King Primary School, r. 2328 Mission Hopkins Lemuel B., collector, r. 617 Third Hopkins Levi L., cabinetmaker, r. 835 Mission Hopkins M. A. Mrs., r. 303 Eddy Hopkins Mark Mrs., widow, r. SE cor California and Mason Hopkins M. G. Miss, r. 412 Jones Hopkins Moses, capitalist, office 328 Montgomery, room 4, r. Grand Hotel Hopkins Mortimer, policeman, r. 195 Sixteenth Hopkins N., r. 2503 Fillmore Hopkins Patrick H., laborer, r. Empire Lodgings Hopkins Peter, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. 8}^ Free- Ion Hopkins Peter, stonecutter, r. E s Broderick, bet Washington and Jackson Hopkins Peter, wines and liquors. Grand Hotel, r. 612 Van Ness Av Hopkins Robert D., mining secretary, 436 Montgom- ery, r. 263 Third Hopkins Bufus C, translator Spanish archives, r. 220 Eleventh Hopkins Samuel, cabinet maker A. J. Forbes, r. 346 Fourth Hopkins Sarah A., widow, r. 108 Bernard Hopkins Theron E., real estate, r. 614 Lombard Hopkins Thomas, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012 Pacific Hopkins Thomas, coffee saloon, 302 Dupont, r. 606 Pine Hopkins Thomas W., painter, r. 108 Bernard Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. 1130 Treat Av Hopkins Timothy, treasurer Central Pacific Rail- road, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 38, r. SE cor Mason and California Hopkins Timothy Jr., apprentice McAfee Boiler Works, r. 1130 Treat Av Hopkins William, student, r. 227 Geary Hopkins William, teamster, r. S s Fell, bet Scott and Devisadero Hopkins William L., miner, r. 431 Pine Hopkins William R., laundryman La Grande Laun- dry Hopkins William S., capitalist, office 302 Montgom- ery, room 8, r. Detroit, Michigan HopkinRon Emerson B.. solicitor Post, r. 25)i Stock- ton Hopkirk Charles, engineer, r. 509 Bryant Hoppe Adolph, porter Brigham. Hoppe & Co., r. 1706 Turk Hoppe Charles, blacksmith, r. New Hansa Hotel Hoppe Charles A., clerk S. F. Chemical Works, r. 1706 Turk Hoppe Dexter, helper H. M. Black & Co., r. 1046 Bu- chanan Hoppe Edwin E., glass blower, r. 46 Twelfth Hoppe Ferdinand, milkman, r. 306 Langton Hoppe Frederick, clerk Julius Dreyfuss, r. 1706 Turk Hoppe John C. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. Oakland Hoppe Joseph, second-band clothing, 637 Pacific, r. 413 Ji Green Hoppe Reinhold (Hoppe & Einselen) r. Highland Park, Fruit Vale Hoppe Simon J., carpenter, r. SE cor Thirteenth and Harrison Hoppe William, blacksmith M. Kelly & Co., r. 66 First Hoppe & Einselen (Reinhold Hoppe and Charles B. Eiuselen) cutlers, nickel platers and surgical in- strument makers, 116 First Hopper John E., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. SE cor Iowa and Sierra Hopper John E. Jr., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. SE cor Iowa and Sierra Hopper Milford, carpenter, r. 22 Allen Hopper Samuel E. , glass cutting, bending, stain- ing and beveling, 39 }< Fremont, r. 431 Minna Hopper Thomas W., carpenter, r. E s Buena Vista, nr Henrietta, B. H. Hopperger John, laborer Philadelphia Brewery Hoppler Conrad, r. 6:W California Hopps Charles (Hopps & Sons) r. 406 Geary Hopps Charles E. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1029 McAllister . Hopps Frank W. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1019 Polk Hopps George H. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1719 Webster Hopps Nellie Miss, landscape artist, studio 728 Mont- gomery, r. 406 Geary Hopps & Sons (Charles, Charles E., George H. and Frank W.) house, sign and ornamental painters, 429 Fine Horabln Thomas, r. 1003 Powell Horabin William, clerk Walter G. Holmes, r. 1003 Powell Horain Louis H., clerk Coffin, Sanderson & Cook, r. 434 Jessie Horan Edward, laborer C. P. RB. Horan George G., clerk Cutter, Lloyd & Co.. r. 307 Jones Horan Hiram, farmer, r. Branch House Horan James D., stock yard, NE cor Howard and Tenth, r. 1343 Howard Horan J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 307 Jones Horan John, bell boy The Baldwin Horan John, clerk C. R. Moulton, r. 620 Minna Horan John, fireman O. R. and N. 8S. Columbia Horan John, laborer, r. 44 Jessie, rear Horan John, laborer, r. 232 California Av, B. H. Horan John, waiter, r. 3 Mary Lane Horan Joseph A., hostler, r. 2414 California Horan Joseph J. (Ambrose & Horan) r. 429 Tenth Horan Kerian, farmer, r. 424 Sansome Horan Maria, widow, r. 6'JO Minna Horan Mary, widow, r. 608 Broadway, rear Horan Michael, policeman, r. 222 Clara Huran Michael, teamster, r. 2C Turk / Horan Michael 8., attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 1104 Market Horan Patrick, r. 15 Hampton PI Horan Patrick, coremaker Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 4 Alger PI Horan Patrick J., driver United Carriage Co., r. 74 Clementina Horan Patrick T., boilermaker, r. 69 Natoma Horan Thomas, check clerk C. P. RR., r. 548 Bryant Horan Thomas, lal>orer O'Connell & Lewis, r. 168 Tehama Horan Thomas, laborer, r. 610 Natoma, rear Horan William P., horse dealer, r. 013 Mission Horanson Benjamin, clerk, r. 656 Natoma Horber Rudolph, assistant bookkeeper Waterhouse b Lester, r. 113 Geary Horch Frederick, watchman, r. 7 Mission, rear Horen Andrew, seaman, r. White House Hotel SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, Washing well done at very Low Rates Or=JCE. 33 GEARY ST J. MACDONOUGH & CO. InaportorH of and Dealcrn In COAli and PIO IRON. 41 Market Street, corner ttpear. HOK 567 HOR Horgan Cornelius, bootmaker, r. NE cor Howard and Fifteenth Horgan Daniel, gardener, r. SW cor Eddy and Bu- chanan Horgan Daniel, laborer, r. 221 Pacific Horgan Daniel, laborer, r. 1223 M Folsom Horgan Daniel, paver, r. 1 Zee PI Horgan Daniel, shoemaker, r. 939 Eighteenth Horgan Edmond, laborer, r. 2403 Clay Horgan Eugene, policeman, r. 38 Louisa Horgan Hannah, widow, r. 535 Minna Horgan James, shoemaker, r. 512 Linden Av Horgan John, horseshoer, r. 129 Twelfth Horgan John, laborer, r. 1210 Eddy Horgan John J., carriage painter, r. 1210 Eddy Horgan Maurice, conductor Omnibus ER., r. 38 Louisa Horgan Nellie Miss, r. 931 ^ Howard Horgan Patrick, hostler Market St. RR., r. Albion Av, nr Fifteenth Horgan Timothy, dairy produce, 13-14 Orand Central Market, r. 109 Turk Hogan Timothy, marble worker Jereiniah Dempsey, r. 941 Market Horlgan Cornelius, laborer, r. 1612 Leavenworth Horigan James, plumber, and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1612 Leavenworth Horigan Michael J. (M. J. Horigan & Brother) r. 1612 Leavenworth Horigan M. J. & Brother (Michael J. and WilHam) plumbers and gas fitters, 1612 Leavenworth Horigan William (M. J. Horigan & Brother) and extra- man Hook and Ladder No. 4, 8. F. F. D., r. 1612 Leavenworth Horiger Albert, clerk O'Neil & Stuart, r. 58 Shipley Horiger Edward, tinsmith, r. 58 Shipley Horiger Robert, salesman, r. 58 Shipley Horine Joseph, foreman, r. 1537 Mission Horix George, painter, r. 458 Natoma Horkens Patrick, driver N. B. & M. RR., r. 319 Ta- hama Horl Albert, with William Schreiber, r. 27 Lewis Horling Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita Horling Henry, adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 132 Ridley Horlor John E., furniture, 2013 Fillmore Horn Adolph, liquor saloon, 317 East, r. 311 East Horn A. F. & Co. (Albert F. and Freeman 0. Horn) fruit and vegetables, 200 Sixteenth Horn Albert F. (A. F. Horn & Co.) r. 200 Sixteenth Horn Alexander, teamster, r. 609 Fourth Horn Armand, Hungarian Soc, 417 Kearny Horn B. Mrs., widow, r. 530 Twenty-third Horn B. C, clerk, r. 2627 Sutter Horn Benjamin C, salesman Sanderson & Horn, r. 1509 Broadway Horn Bernard, wholesale butcher and cattle deal- er, office 504 Kearny, r. SW cor Florida and Mari- posa Horn Bernard J., butcher, r. Marquesas, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Horn Charles V., harness maker, r. 2740 J^ Sixteenth Horn Christof, liquor saloon, 3 Broadway, r. SW cor Montgomery and Greenwich Horn Edward, laborer, r. 8 Valencia Horn Freeman C. (A. F. Horn & Co.) r. 200 Sixteenth Horn George, boiler maker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 142 li Natoma Horn George, musician, r. 1407 Mason Horn George D., clerk Sumner Whitney & Co., r. 623 Valencia Horn Hanora Mrs., dress maker, r. 1215 Florida Horn Henry F., boot cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 1215 Florida Horn Herman, butcher, r. 212 Perry Horn Jerome, physician, r. 808 Twenty-fourth Horn J. Herman, butcher, 55 Centre Market, r. 212 Perry Horn John, livery stable, NE cor Walnut Av and La- guna, r. 1620 Laguna Horn John P., bookkeepen, r. 434 Jessie Horn Joseph, baker W. Westerfeld, r. 112 Fourth Horn Joseph P., pressman Call. r. 609 Fourth Horn Laura J. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School, r. 1518 Mission Horn Martin Mrs., varieties, 1726 Eddy Horn Martin A., carpenter, r. 1726 Eddy Horn Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9 Lynch Horn P. F., carpenter, r. German Hotel Horn Philip, stevedore, r. 1518 Mission Horn Robert, longshoreman, r. 343 Brannan Horn Robert G., stock broker, 322 Pine, r. 530 Twenty- third Horn Sarah L., widow, r. 1509 Broadway Horn Thomas, r. 2740 M Sixteenth Horn Thomas J., pattern maker Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 637 Howard Horn Thomas L. (Sanderson & Horn) r. Saucelito Horn W. J., r. 1509 Broadway Horn William B., contractor, r. 2505 Sutter Horn William C, weighers dept Custom House, r. 609 Fourth Horn William H., engineer, r. 808 Twenty-fourth 1^" Horn. See Home Hornbeck Delia, laundress La Grande Laundry Hornberg Axel P., merchant tailor, 443 Bush Hornblower Frederick A. (Severance, Travers k Hornblower) r. 214 San Jos(5 Av Hornbrook J. Mrs., r. 1235 Mission Home Charles W., bookkeeper S. McKee & Co., r. 1041 Mission Home George, seaman, r. Stexiart St. House Home Jacob, proprietor First St. House, 64-66 First Home Matthew L., laborer, r. SW cor Baker and Golden Gate Av Home Thomas, patternmaker, r. 637 Howard Home Walter J., mnfr trusses, 702 Market Home Villiam, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 64 First Home William, second assistant engineer O. and O. SS. Belgic B^" Home. See Horn Horner Charles W., physician and surgeon, office 238 Kearny, and druggist bW cor Sutter and Hyde, r. 238 Kearny Horner Frederick G., cigarmaker August Sensenbren- ner, r. 1302 Folsom Horner George B., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1540 Washington Horner John, shoemaker, 1300 Folsom, r. 1302 Fol- som Horner William, shoemaker, r. 1302 Folsom Hornett B. J., clerk, r. 421 Harrison Hornick Francis, laborer Dominican Monastery, NW cor Bush and Steiner Hornick John, shoemaker, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner Horning Charles F., butcher, r. 3015 Sixteenth Horns Christ, waiter, r. 724 Mission Hornsby John, butcher, r. Bahama, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Homsman Andrew, shirt cutter, r. 1107 Montgom- ery Hornum William A., cutter A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. Ahlborn House Homung Conrad C, piano maker, 739 Market, r. Ala- meda Homung Eugene B., chemist, r. 116 Capp Homung Ferdinand Miss, r. 116 Capp Homung Frank C, steward O. and O. SS. Oceanic, r. 612 Folsom Hornung Frederick C, butcher, 10-11 Mission Market, r. 3015 Sixteenth Hornung John, steerage cook O. and O. SS. Oceanic, r. 512 Folsom Hornung Pauline Mrs., r. 116 Capp Horo Anton J., bootblack, r. 113 Jackson Horowitz Simon, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 27 Everett Horr Bennett H., baker Cal. Cracker Co.,r. 819 Val- lejo Horr George E., collector Flanagan & Gallagher, r. 205 Eleventh Horr James C, special agent U. S. Treasury, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 7 Horr John M., patternmaker, r. 2045 Mission 8^ Horr. See Hoar and Hoare Horrell Charles E.. clerk C. P. RR., r. 808 Leaven- worth Horrell Francis G., blacksmith, r. 814 California Horrell Laura A. Miss, clerk money order dept Post Office, r. 808 Leavenworth Horridge John, painter, r. 1315 Eddy Horrigan Catherine, widow, r. 526 J^ Natoma Horrigan Cornelius, laborer, r. 949 Harrison Horrigan Cornelius, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. Horrigan Daniel, laborer, r. 221 Pacific Horrigan Daniel, cigarmaker E. Sikes & Co., r. 24 Hunt Horrigan David, driver, r. cor San Bruno Road and Silver Av TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 5 I I SOI.E: aoents for Market St. DedeM's Perijetiial HAY PRESSES MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: J«»]IBf WIU9IORE, 133 Mpear Street. HOR 568 HOS as c8 O © © QC •H d •fH •H o Ph -d •H © © © © OS •H :8 > H « H Horrigan Dennis, hostler, r. 21 Hunt HorriKan Eugene, policeman, r. 40 Louisa Horrigan J., marble polisher John Daniel, r. 10 Boyd Horrigan James, blacksmith Pioneer Iron Works, r. 1405 Folsom Horrigan John, druggist, r. 215 Tehama Horrigan John L., painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 1025 Vallejo Horrigan Mary, widow, r. 215,"^ Tehama Horrigan Michael, laborer O. Imp. Co., r. 13 Louisa ■^ Horrigan. See Horlgen and Harrigan Horrisberger Jacob H., machinist, r. 617 M Linden Av Horrisberger William C, clerk Max Burkardt. r. 617 J4 Linden Av Horrocks George, painter, r. 458 Natoma. rear Horsburgh David W., chief clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Nucleus House Horsburgh James Jr., chief clerk general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR., r. Xucleus House Horsch John, expressman, SW cor Pine and Mont- gomery, r. 627 Minna Horseshoe Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) John H. Bayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36 Horsfeld August E., packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 411 Pacific Horstmann Christ., laborer, r. Philadelphia House Horstmann Diederich. clerk N. D. Wiebalk, r. SW cor ■ Polk and Bush Horgtmann Henry, capitalist, ofBce 321 Mont- gomery, with Bach, Meese iSi Co., r. 2232 Howard Horstmann Henry, clerk, r. SW cor Geary and Steiner Horstmann Henry, proprietor Precita Valley House, SW cor Thirtieth and Mission Horstmann Hermann, carrier Alta r. 832 Fifteenth Horstmann J. & Co. (John Horstmann and Henry Koster) groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and Powell Horstmann John, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. Harmony Hotel Horstmann Jolin, proprietor Pac. Soda C6., 769- 775 Bryant and (J. Horstmann & Co.) r. 709 Mason Horstmann John W., clerk Siegfried & Brandenstein, r. 709 Mason Horstmann Louis, baker William Hessler, r. 634 Pa- cific Horstmeyer William (Horstmeyer & Stroele) r. 665 Mission Horstmeyer & Stroele (William Horstmeyer and Her- man Stroele) cabinetmakers and carpenters, 665 Mission Hort Joseph (Joseph Hort & Co.) 865 Market Hort Joseph & Co. (Joseph Hort) liquor saloon and billiards. 865 Market Horton A. M., waiter, r. 807 Geary Horton Andrew, longshoreman, r. 112 Steuart Horton Augustus J., r. 611 Stockton Horton Augustus R., cattle dealer, r. 518 Taylor Horton Charles W., teamster, r. 1331)^ Natoma Horton Edward H., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., 12 Pine Horton Ellen, Aidow, r. 611 Stockton Horton Emma Mrs., r. 1520 Taylor Horton Frank H., chief clerk supt. tracks C. P. RR., r. 838 Guerrero Horton George Mrs., widow, r. S 8 Geary, bet Johnson and Henderson Avs Horton Gilbert T., cartman, r. 43 Minna Horton Henrv, gardener, r. NW cor San Jose Av and Twenty-fifth Horton Homer J., clerk Nolan Bros., r. 611 Stockton Horton Joseph B., bookkeeper James B. Haggin, r. S s Geary, bet Johnson and Henderson Avs Horton Levi, fireman stmr Onward Horton M., waiter, r. 807 Geary Horton Maria Miss, assistant West Mission St. Pri- mary School, r. S 8 Geary, bet Johnson and Hen- derson Avs Horton Phil. Mrs., r. 2518 Webster Horton Samuel W., carpenter, r. 8 s Geary, bet John- son and Henderson Avs Horton, Theodore G., bartender, r. 63 Minna Horton Thomas, r. 140 Natoma Horton Thomas R. (Martin & Horton) r. 1002 Pine Horton Walter, saloon keeper, r. 15 Auburn Horton William, copyist County Clerk, r. 1013 Market Horton William S.. clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 611 Stock- ton t^ Horton. See Hanghton and Houghton Hortop Samuel, shoe cutter Buckingham k Hecht, r. 907 Twenty-fourth Horwege August W., saddletreemaker, r. 18)4 Blui- ome Horwege Henry J., carpenter, r. ISH Bluxome Horwinski Max, deputy County Clerk, r. 714 Guerrero Horwood John H., coachman, r. SE cor California and Mason Horwood Robert, clerk Marx Kuck, r. 701 Hayes Horz George, driver Market St. RR., r. 1510 Turk Hosatte Jean B., real estate, r. 616 Broadway, rear Hose Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., 112 Jackson Hose Co. No. 2, S. F. F. D., 1817 Post Hose Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., E s Folsom, bet Twen- ty-first and Twentv- second Hose Co. No. 4, S. F. F. D., 1802 Stockton Hose Co. No. 5, S. F. F. D., S a Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh Hose Co. No. 6, 8. F. F. D., 1015 McAllister Hose Co. No. 7, S. F. F. D., W s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Shasta Hose Co. No. 8, 8. F. F. D.. S s Filbert, bet Fill- more and Webster Hose Co. No. 9, S. F. F. D. (Flreboat Governor Irwin) foot of Vallejo Hosea Brother Rev., sub-director Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and Larkin Hosford James, steward J. D. Fry, 1812 Jackson Hosford William, bricklayer, r. 808 Greenwich Hosie Daniel, engineer, r. Marquesas, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Hosie James, wool sorter, r. 123J4 Thirt««nth Hosie Thomas, spinner, r. 123 M Thirteenth Hosking Thomas, liquor saloon, 533 Pacific, r. 536 Pa- cific Hosmer Albert O., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 29 Potter Hosmer Charles, broker, r. 1007 California Hosmer D. 91. & Co.' (George J. Henry) stock- brokers, 429 California Hosmer E. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 207 Post Hosmer George, clerk Charles H. Wells, r. Oakland Hosmer Harry B., weigher Frank Barnard & Co., r. 29 Potter Hosmer Hezekiah L., assistant storekeeper - Custom House, r. 316 Taylor Hosmer John A., attorney at law, 528 California, room 11, r. 316 Taylor Hosmer L. M., r. 246 Third Hosmer Margaretta, widow, r. 29 Potter Hosmer Sarah E. Miss, teacher elocution, r. 316 Tay- lor Hospital California State Women's, Sacra- mento, bet Baker and Lyon Hospital Chinese, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and Broadway, and N s Pine, bet Kearny and Du- pont Hospital City and County San Francisco, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty- third Hospital for Women and Children, 221-323 Thirteenth Hospital Prencli, S 8 Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth Hospital German, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Ridley Hospital Italian, Twenty-eighth, nr Noe Hospital San Francisco Female, 806 Stockton Hospital San Francisco Lyin^-in, 913 Golden Gate Av Hospital Small Pox, De Haro, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Hospital St- Luke's, E s San Jose Av, bet Twen- ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Hospital St. Mary's, N s Bryant, bet First »nd Riucon PI Hospital V. S. Marine, PreBidio Reservation, nr Mountain Lake Ho.«!8 Frederick (J. & F. Hoss) r. 622 Hayes Hoss J. die F., liquor saloon, NW cor Eeamy and Sutter Hoss John (John Hoss & Co. and J. & F. Hoss) r. 622 Hayes Hoss John <& Co. (John Hoss and W. Brushaber) proprietors The Headquarters Saloon, SW cor Stockton and O'Farrell Hossack Charles D., clerk general auditor's office C. P. RR., r. 106 J4 Turk Hossack Hugh, cellarman Charles Eittleberger, r. 269 Jessie Hosier Anthony, machinist Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 415 Stevenson Hostetter Augustus G., mill hand W. A. Meeker, r. 908 Treat Av LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. "''""""'• i^l'I^Vnttrrv'Sr'™"'' LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ITASUINO CAI.I.KD FOK AND DKY.ITEBED. OFFICK, 648 JHAKKKT NTBKET. HOT 569 HOV Hotaling Anson P. (A. P. Hotaling & Co.) r. 1610 How- ard Hotalin$; A. P. «Sf Co. (Anson P. Hotaling) im- porters and jobbers wines and liquors, and agents J. H. Cutter's boiirbon whiskey, 429-431 Jackson Hotaling Margaret A. Mrs., matron City and County Hospital tS" Hotaling. See Houghtaling Hotchkiss H. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1030 Mission Hotel des Alpes. Paul Blanc proptr, 6'21 Pacific Hotel Gazette (daily) William P. Harrison publisher and proptr, 618 Sacramento Hotel RUein, John N. Meyer proprietor, 909 Kearny Hotop Charles, furnished rooms, 644 Sacramento Hotop Julia, widow, r. 3 Fielding Hotte George, teamster Drummond & Lemont, r. 2843 Mission Hotte George Jr., salesman Eugene Normand, r. 2843 Mission Hotte William F., butcher L. M. Fabry, r. 545 Hayes Hottendorf Maggie Miss, bakery, 1323 Sacramento Hottua Nicklaus (Hottua & Hansen) r. 120 Guerrero Hottua & Hansen (Nicklaus Hottua and Andreas Han- sen) carriage makers, 715 Folsom Houbette M., laundryman City and County Hospital Houchin Walter C, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 351 Tehama Houda John (Kuchler & Houda) r. 988 Folsom Houdlett Edward, seaman, r. 722 Natoma Houdlett Henry C, master mariner, r. 1003 Twenty- first Hougaard Frederick, teamster, r. W s Hampshire, bet Butte and Solano Hough Howard M. (Lynde & Hough) r. 104 Powell Hough James F., bookkeeper Gutta Percha and Eub- ber Mnfg Co., r. 1221 Filbert Hough James J., groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and Fillmore Hough John, liquor saloon, 5 Mason, r. 1130 Market Hough Martin, laborer, r. 624 Fourth 8^" Hough. See Howe, Hofif and HulT Houghtaling Abraham J., sergeant police, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace Houghtaling William S., asssistant bookkeeper Le Count Bros., r. 2 Hopeton Terrace 1^" Houghtaling. See Hotaling Houghton Charles A., upholsterer John A. Shaber, r. 2026 Mission Houghton Charles L., architect and builder, 2934 Six- teenth, r. 4 Camp Houghton Charles W.. teamster William PuUen. r. 242 Seventh Houghton Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co. Houghton George F., bootfitter Richard A. Bourne, r. Oakland Houghton H. C, shorthand writer, r. 236 Taylor Houghton Howard C, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 122 Turk Uon^Iiton James P., president Home Mutual Insurance Co., 216 Sansome, r. .Oakland Houghton James 6., laborer, r. 225 Seventh Houghton John, miner, r. 516 Pacific Houghton Lizzie M. Miss, compositor S. F. Newspa- per Union, r. Oakland Houghton R. E. (Stetson & Houghton) attorney at law, 315 Culifornia, room 18, r. 833 Bush Hon^litoii Stephen C, master in chancery U. S. Circuit Court and U. S. commissioner, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, room 49, r. 236 Taylor Houghton Warren, milk ranch, cor Scott and Lom- bard, r. 2917 Pierce B^" Houghton. See Haughton and Horton Houlihan John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento Houlihan Michael, laborer N. B. and M. BR.,r. 144 Perrv Houlton JohnF., clerk 0. A. Hooper & Co.. r. 736 Geary Houlton Samuel W., mining, r. 28 Albion Av Hounton Prosper, laundryman, r. 325 Twenty-second Houpt Charles H.. physician, r. 808 Twentieth Houran Michael, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. 1125 Broadway Hourcade Gustave A., blacksmith Palmer & Rey, r. 1907 Geary * Hourcade John, liquor saloon, 1909 Geary Hourcade Terese, presser Parisian Dyeing and Clean- ing Works, r. 25 >i Sixth Houriet Luden, capitalist and proptr Artesian Water Works, r. 138 Ridley Houriet William T., watchmaker and jeweler, 110 Seventh Hourigan James, marblepolisher, r. 10 Boyd Hourigan John, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 150 Eighth Hourigan John, marblepolisher. r. 10 Boyd Hourigan John L., painter, r. 1025 Vallejo Hourigan Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Boyd Hourihane Timothy, dairyman, r. 8 s Filbert, bet Steiner and Pierce Hourtane Joseph, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Hourtane Marleanne, domestic 613 J^ Stockton Hourtanet Peter, cook Alfred Perrier, r. 815 Stockton Hourtolou Bernard, fish market, 335 Third House Allen G., salesman J. Burnap, r. 418 Minna House Artel L., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 4 Railway House George, cigarmaker J. W. Lytgens, 18k Fifth House of Correction, W s San Jose Road, nr In- dustrial School House ol Mercy for Protection of Homeless Girls, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI House William, carpenter, r. 1627 Market House William E., jeweler, 910 Market, r. 930 Market House William M., r. 308 Sixth House William M. Mrs., millinery, 308 Sixth V^" House. See Hause, Howse and Howes Honseliold Se-»ving Machine, Mark Sheldon agent, 9-11 First Houseman Harvey P., salesman Hugh Huddleston, r. 1711 Polk Houseman Margaret, widow, r. 1711 Polk )^~ Houseman. See Hausman, Hausmann, Hauss- mann and Housman Houseworth Thomas (Thomas Houseworth & Co.) r. 1216 Ellis Howsewortli Thomas & Co. (Thomas House- worth) opticians, California views and portrait photographers, 12 Montgomery Housley Edward C, expressman, NE cor Third and Mission, r. E s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H. Housman A. Vernon, packer Golden City Chemical Works, r. 211 Jones Housman Charles V., civil engineer, 32 Montgomery, r. 727 Geary Housman John I., teacher elocution, r. SE cor Filbert and Octavia B2?" Housman. See Houseman and Hausman Houstedt Frederick, cooper David Woerner, r. 2012 Folsom Houston Albert, machinist, r. 522 )i Howard Houston B. F. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Calhoun Houston Carter, springmaker Betts Spring Co., r. 1127 Valencia Houston Edward, machinist U. S. Mint, r. 1573 Ji Natoma Houston Frank A., photographer Thomas House- worth & Co. Houston Henry, morocco finisher, r. 116 Gilbert Houston Hugh, produce, 720 Harrison Houston James, shoemaker, 103 Ninth, r. 9 Grand Av Houston Jennie S. Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Primary School r. 4 Calhoun Houston John, foreman Horatio N. Cook, r. 446 Na- toma Houston John C, saddler, r. 610 Fourth Houston Louisa, widow, r. 522 M Howard Houston Mary Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 42 Tehama Houston Matthew, second steward P. M. S3. City of Rio de Janeiro, r. 255 Tehama Houston Michael, tanner, r. 116 Gilbert Houston Minnie A. Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School, r. 4 Calhoun Houston Richard T., tailor. 324 Dupont Houston William, sashmaker, r. 42 Tehama Houston William F., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 210 Eddy Houston William G., entry clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 4 Calhoun Houston William J. (W. J. Houston & Co.) r. 2232 Broadway Houston W. J. «& Co. (William J. Houston and William F. Perry) merchandise brokers and com- mission merchants. 37 Maiket a^"Houston. See Hewston and Huston Hout Williams., printer Daily Report, r. 643 Valen- cia Houx Benjamin F., servant 113 Mason Hoven J., molder National Iron Works Hovenden Francis, carriage driver, r. 517 Folsom G.W.CLARK k CO. ™??.I gg*if.^^ 645 MARKET ST. HINHKI FY 9PIFR^ fd HAYFQ FirtrOW ikon works. 213 Fremont Ntreet, nillWlXLI- I J OritflO OC riMI to, Agents for the celebrated BEANK NTEAJV PITSIPS. :8 :3 hi 'M 0 HOV 570 HOW Hovet Henry R., cigar dealer, r. 1210 Folsom Hovey Aeabel, macbiDiBt, r. 1652 Polk Hovey Cbarles R., r. 419 Stockton Hovey Chester It., manager Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co., 20 Geary, r. 742 Ellis Hovey Frederick A., painter, 1866 Stevenson Hovey George D., painter, 1866 Stevenson Hovey Maggie Mm., dressmaker, r. 1652 Polk Hovey Samuel D., broker, 316 Pine, r. Palace Hotel Hovey William, collector Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.. r. 742 Ellis Hovey William T., salesman Pope k Talbot, r. 1912 Clay Howard Addie Miss, r. 131 Montgomery Howard Andrew J., tanner, r. 680 Clementina Howard Anna F., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1720 Stock- ton Ho^vard B. Chandler, ticket agent P.M. SS. Co., oflace cor First and Brannan, r. Palace Hotel Howard Gary, law student Page & Eells, r. Oak- land Howard C. Greenwich, attorney at law, ofiBce 609 Kearny, r. 722 Washington Howard Charles, r. 127 Kearny Howard Charles, clerk, r. 237 Stevenson Howard Charles, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1126 Market Howard Charles L., San Rafael and S. F. Express, 1 Commercial, r. San Rafael Howard Charles S., drayman, 720 Sacramento, r. 2521 California Ho-vrard Charles Webb, president Spring Val- ley Water Works, office 516 California, r. 1717 California Howard Clarence A., proof reader Evening Post, r. 313 Capp Howard Club, 701 Howard Howard Cornelius, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 51 Federal Howard David, watchman Golden City Chemical Works, r. 608 Seventh Howard Delia, widow, r. 2515 M Post Howard Denison L., engineer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 505 Filbert, rear Howard Edward, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8 Kectucky, bet Napa and Butte Howard Edward D. T., machinist, r. Branch House Howard Edward 8., salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1620 Jackson Howard E. H.. clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1222 Jackson Howard Eugene, r. 361 Minna Howard Frederick, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 425 Tenth Howard Frederick L., freight clerk P. M. 88. Co., r. 18 Franklin Howard Garrett, stableman, r. 212 Broadway Howard George, compositor, r. 605 Broadway Howard George H., poultry dealer, r. 621 Mason Howard George R.. porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 612 Battery Howard Gilbert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 257 Stevenson Howard H., r. 429 Geary Howard Harry, night watchman Eugene Soule, cor Fourth and Bryant Howard Henry, seaman, r. 409 Pacific Howard Henry C, broker, r. 331 Montgomery Howard Horace Z., captain brig Consuelo, office Market, r. San Jose Howard House, James C. Eraser proptr, NW cor First and Howard Howard I. B. Rev., Evangelist M. E. Church, r. 44 Sixth Howard Irving, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 235 Hayes Howard James (Killip & Co.) r. 216 Fillmore Howard James, laborer, r. 1413 Scott Howard James, morocco finisher, r. 680 Clementina Howard John, porter J. P. Thomas, r. Ahlborn House Howard John B., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. 78 Clementina Howard John G., reporter, r. 613 Mission Howard John J., blacksmith, r. 11 Natoma, rear Howard John J., stonecutter, r. 734 Clementina Howard John Li. , assistant manager Oregon Im- provement Co., office 210 Battery, r. Oakland Howard John W., superintendent printing dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 821 Twentieth Howard John W., teamster, r. E s Buena Vista, nr Courtland Av, B. H. NE 327 Howard Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 621 Mason Howard It. P. Illrg., proprietor The Waverly, 906 Market Howard Louise B. Miss. assistantFairmouut Primary School, r. E s Buena Vista, nr Courtland Av, B. H. Howard M. Mrs. r. 108 Mason Howard Mary Mrs., milliner, r. 30 Kearny Howard Mary J., widow, r. 313 Capp Howard Matthew, morocco finisher, r. 680 Clementina Howard M. J., r. 2.36 Minna Howard Morris, waiter A. Lo Presti, r. 19 Powell Howard Morton, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin, r. 144 Rose Av Howard Moses B., city agent W. J. Callingham & Co., r. 432 Valley Howard Nellie, actress Bella Union Theater^ r. 33 Fifth Howard Nellie, widow, r. 117 Gilbert, rear Howard Nicholas, whitewasher, r. NW cor Tenerlffe and Potomac Howard Noah P., decorator, r. 151 Ninth Howard Patrick, hostler, r. 2221 Post Howard Patrick, morocco finisher, r. 680 Clementina Howard Presbyterian Church, Rev. Robert Macken- zie pastor, S 8 Mission, bet Third and Fourth Hcvvard Rebecca A. Mrs., physician, office and r. 334 O'Farrell Howard Sewing Machine Needle Co., Samuel Hill agent, 634 Market Howard Solomon, attorney at law, r. 1700 Geary Ho-ward Street Alethodist Episcopal Church, Rev. F. F. Jewell pastor, Howard, bet Hubbard and Third Howard Street Presbyterian Church, E s Howard, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second Howard Street Wharf, foot of Howard Howard Street Wharf No. 2, East, bet Howard and Folsom Howard Thomas, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 64 First Howard Thomas, hostler William E. Bridge, r. 108 William, rear Howard Thomas, laborer, r. 114 Natoma Howard Thomas, woodcarver, 26 Spear, r. 1837 Ellis Howard Thomas J., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r. 1837 Ellis Howard Thomas R., porter, r. 819 Jackson Howard Tillman A., student Heald's Business College Howard Volney, clerk, r. 144 Hose Av Howard W., r. 830 Howard Howard W.. engineer, r. 530 Third Howard William, laborer H. Toblemann, r. SE cor Franklin and Hayes Howard William, morocco finisher, r. 680 Clementina Howard William, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth, bet Noe and Castro * Howard William, porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. E 8 Buena Vista, bet Henrietta and Courtland Av, B. H. ^j Howard William, quartermau^ O. R.and SS. Colum- bia, r. Sailors' Home \ W Howard William G., stewardjlji-. 107 Natoma Howard William H., eapitalijrt, 314 California, r. San Mateo Howard William H., merchant, r. 30 Kearny Howcroft Ebenezer, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. Silver Star House Howden J. Mrs., r. 1017 Larkin Howe A., r. 510 Taylor Howe Andrew, laborer, r. 164 Jessie Howe Benjamin, cook, r. 869 Market Howe Charles, trimmer Hue Kal & Co., 524 Twenty- second Howe Charles A., driver, r. 808 Mission Howe C. O., laborer Pac. Rolling Milla, r. Kentucky House Howe Edward, clerk, r. 1111 Church Howe Edward, conductor, r. 1681 Turk H Howe Frank E., laborer, r. 219 CoUingwood Howe G., baker Cal. Cracker Co. Howe George, interpreter, r. 8 John Howe George A., expressman, SE cor Market and Sec ond, r. 517 Ellis SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY '"^''^''l.^^^^ l^liJ^L^"'"'^ J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ImitortrrH ofniid I>eal«rH In COAL and PlCi IBOBT, 41 market Street, corner Spear. HOW 571 HOY Howe Qeorse W.. foreman composing room Call, r. 17U Polk Howe Harry E., shoemaker, r. 624 Twenty-second Howe Henry, r. 426 Tehama Howe Henry, night watchman, r. 308 Tehama Howe Henry P., clerk, r. 740 Ellis Howe H. P., bell boy The Baldwin Howe James, teamster Grant & Smith, r. 1149 Market Howe James E., clerk Cofiln & Mayhew, r. 2957 Six- teenth Howe John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 332 Twenty-ninth Howe John C. pressman Pac. Newspaper Pub. Co., r. 1714 Polk Howe John H., teamster, r. E b Valencia, bet Eight- eenth and Nineteenth Howe John M., patternmaker National Ironworks, r. 2045 Mission Howe Joseph, house painter, r. 10 Twenty-sixth Howe Katie, domestic 2625 Mission Howe Katie F. Miss, assistant Lincoln Evening School, r. 969 Mission Hovve Macliine, Mark Sheldon agent, 9-11 First Howe Marcus P., commission merchant, r. 808 Mis- sion Howe Mary A. Mrs., r. 8E cor Hyde and Francisco Howe Merrill A., sawsmith Nathan W. Spaulding, r. 437 }4 Clementina Howe Robert (Howe & Hall) r. 2421 Howard Howe Robert, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 3037 Sixteenth Howe Thomas H., car starter, Oakland Ferry, r. 988 Howard Howe Thomas, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Howe Timothy, waiter Tivoli Opera House, r. 510 Tay- lor Howe Wallace, clerk Roos Bros., r. 517 Ellis Howe William, detective, r. Clarendon House Howe William C, ship builder, r. 416 Golden Gate Av Howe William R., waiter, r. 268 Jessie, rear Howe & Hall (Robert Howe) fruit and produce commission merchants, 408-410 Davis B^ Howe. See Hough Howekamp Frederick H., grocer, r. 231 Second Howell Alfred, stone cutter, r. 20 Derby Howell Ambrose, messenger M. Fitzpatrick, r. 950 Howard Howell Edward, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1508 Turk Howell Edward, shoemaker, 950 Howard Howell Edward H., mason W. W. Montague & Co., r. 20 Derby Howell Elmer E., clerk Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 153 Sixteenth Howell Frederick, barber H. Schuck, r. 305 Hayes Howell George H., compositor, r. 20 Derby Howell Henry B., bookkeeper George W. McNear, r. 2509 Folsom Howell Henry W., boots and shoes, 1139}^ Pacific Howell James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 613 Mission Howell Jessie S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2808 Howard Howell John, engineer Dividend Building, r. 431 li Tehama Howell John, mining, 302 Montgomery, room 14, r. San Jos^ Howell John G., printer, r. 12 Mason Howell John S., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 1610 Pacific Av Howell Joseph A., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 109)^ Fifth Howell Joseph B., clerk, r. 51 Federal Howell Josiah, insurance, 220 Sansome, rooms 1-2, r. 201 Turk How^ell Joslina W. , general agent Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., office 339 Kearny, cor Pine, r. 109 Grove Howell Leverett, manager dining room Nevada House, r. 132 Sixth Howell Lewis V. H., salesman Cutter, Lloyd & Co., r. 624 Green Howell L. P. Mrs., vocalist, r. 6313^ Geary Howell Moses C, cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgomery, r. 5 Hinckley Howell Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2808 Howard Howell Thomas, tinsmith G. & E. Snook, r. 20 Derby Howell William F., clerk, r. 1045 Folsom Howells Morris, porter E. G. Gimmel & Co., r. 908 Jackson Howes Cyrus P., bookkeeper A.M. Simpson & Bro., r. 320 Mason Howes H. A., r. 526 Pine Howes Jabez, office 202 Sansome, r. 2614 Pine Howes James O., teamster, r. 1149 Market Howes Jobn, fruit and produce commission, 504- 506 Sansome, r. 751 Howard • Howes William, driver Market St. RR. Howes William H., second officer P. M. 88. City of New York Howes William M., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 2 Chel- sea PI IJi?" Howes. See House Howgate George, laborer, r. 336 Main Howland Benjamin F., operator Bradley & Kulofson, r. Oakland Howland Charles F., salesman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 2208 Jackson Howland Clarence A., manager Imperial Gallery, 724 k Market, r. 616 Lombard Howland Daniel C, expressman, SE cor Stockton and Geary, r. SE cor Twenty-third and Harrison Howland Edward D., carpenter, r. 35 Oak Grove Av Howland Edwin J., salesman James K. Cooper, r. 1427 Pine Howland Frank P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland Howland Marcus, chief clerk depot quarter- master's office, Presidio Reservation, r. 405 Sutter Howland Mary, widow, r. 518 Taylor Hotvland Richard S., commission merchant, 28 California, r.-Menlo Park Howland Robert M., mining, r. 1228 Eddy Howland Rufus, patternmaker, 259 First, r. 6 Golden Gate Av Howland Stephen W., mining expert, r. 14 Adair Howland Stillman, clerk, r. 731 Harrison Howland William P., poultry and fish, 237 Sixth, and furnished rooms, 944 Howard Howland William W., driver Wells Fargo & Go's Express, r. 218 Prospect PI Hewlett Charles, machinist H. W. Rice, r. 603 Fourth Howlett Charles, painter, r. 803 Montgomery Howlett Michael, laundryman City and County Hos- pital Howlett Thomas, fireman, r. 414 Folsom Howse Henry L., manufacturer oil and gas stoves, 14 Montgomery Av, r. 640 J$ Averill Av Hubback E. T., shipping clerk J. W. Grace & Co., r. 923 Hyde Hubbard Adolphus S., workman coiners dept U. S. Mint, r. Abbotsford House Hubbard A. Wallace, driver Oakland Transfer Co., r. Oakland Hubbard Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Malacca and MoBougahela Hubbard C. Van Dyck, mining secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 9-11, r. Palace Hotel Hubbard Charles H., printer general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR., r. W s Douglass, nr Seven- teenth Hubbard Dimon, r. 234 Bush Hubbard Eben H., r. 923 Market Hubbard Eben H. Mrs., hair dresser, human hair and toilet articles, 923 Market Hubbard Ebenger H., stock broker, r. 420 Geary Hubbard Elisha, seaman, r. 1141 Twentieth Hubbard Ellen, widow, varieties, NE cor Leaven- worth and Broadway Hubbard Enos P., miner, r. 319 Bush Hubbard Eugene A., salesman Wangenhelm, Stern- heim & Co., r. Oakland Hubbard F. V. Mrs., widow, r. 2105 Hyde Hubbard George A. (Jones & Hubbard) r. 1406 Van Ness Av Hubbard George M., clerk Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc, r. Oakland Hubbard George W., r. 7 Mint Av Hubbard George W.. teamster, r. 565 Stevenson Hubbard G. W., steward New York Bakery Hubbard Henry C, clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 337 Eddy Hubbard Henry F., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 116 Leidesdortt" Hubbard Henry S., laborer, r. S s Chestnut, bet Fill- more and Steiner Hubbard Henry W., sewing machines, 667 Mission Hubbard John r. 543 Second Hubbard John (Hubbard & Donzel) r. 604 Fourth Hubbard Lucy Miss, milliner, r. 743 Pine Hubbard Marshall, mining, 320 Pine, r. 1004 Washing- ton Hubbard Michael, laborer, r. 1129 Harrison Hubbard Moses P. (Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 160 Perry Hubbard Paul W., ship carver E. B. Lovejoy, r. Oak- land Hubbard William, seaman P. M. 8S. City of Rio de Janeiro, r. 528 Pacific Hubbard William H., teamster Bjorkman & Wilkin- son, r. 10 J4 Decatur Hubbard & Donzel (John Hubbard and Louis P. Donzel) fruits and vegetables, 543 Fourth 1£f Hubbard. See Hubbert and Huppert Hubbart Joseph, salesman Getz Bros. & Co. r. 1232 Twenty-first Hubbart Walter K., broommaker, r. 106§J4 Howard Hubbell Clark P. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Turk Hubbell Henry W. Jr., first lieutenant Battery A, 1st Artillery, U. S. A., Alcatraz Island Hubbell Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 912 Pine Hubbell Samuel T., cooperage, 17 Merchant Hubbell, Sbattuck & Co. (estate of Clark P. Hubbell, Dustin D. Sbattuck, John C. Hampton and William S. Gage) commission merchants and wholesale provision dealers, 317-321 Front Hubber James W., engineer Cahu, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1027 Twenty-first Hubbert George, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.. r. 711 Howard Hubbert John, butcher Nathaniel T. Hubbert, r. 2016 Mission Hubbert Mary, widow, r. 404 Folsom Hubbert Nathaniel T., butcher, W 8 Church, bet Twenty-third and Twenty fourth, r. 2016 Mission Hubbert Wallace H., clerk, r. 2016 Mission Hubbert Willis H., grainer, r. 2016 Mission 8^" Hubbert. See Hubbard and Huppert Hubbs Bayard I., clerk, r. 946 Harrison Hubbs May Miss, r. 946 Harrison Hubbs May H. Miss, milliner, r. 528 Ellis Huber Adolph H.. (Huber Brothers) r. 620 Bush Huber Albert, confectionery, 1(^6 Larkin, r. 1026 Sutter Huber Alfred, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 22 Stockton PI Huber Arnold, cooper Pac. Distilling Co., r. 512 Bush Huber Brothers (Otto F.and Adolph H.)proptrs Turn Verein Hall (old) 620 Bush Huber C, r. 447 Jessie Huber Charles, barber, 2007 Polk Huber Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Oo., r. 6 Scott PI Huber Edward, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Huber Edward A., foreman Charles H. Mead, r. 922 Green Huber Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Stockton PI Huber Frank, machine hand Uriah Segars, r. 49 Clem- entina Huber Frank, butcher, r. 823 Jackson Huber Frederick, brickmaker, r. Empire Lodgings Huber Frederick, cook stmr James M. Donahue Huber Frederick, proptr Arion House, 13-15 Page ^uber Fredericka Miss, r. Arion House ^uber George P., carpenter, r. 315 Fifth Huber Henry, liquor saloon, 417 Bush, r. 339 Bush Huber Herman, driver Boca Brewing Co., r. 447 Jessie Huber Jacob, canvasser John C. Nagel, r. Oakland Huber Jacob, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228 Kearny Huber John, baker William Becker, r. Railroad Av, bet Paraguay and Teueiiffe Huber John, oiler Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. 58 Tehama, rear Huber John, tailor, 448 Minna Huber Joseph, molder .Xtna Iron Works, r. 650 How- ard Huber Joseph, jeweler, r. 2 Margaret PI Huber Kate Miss, r. Arion House Huber Louis, bartender Jacob Weiss, r. 23 Stockton PI Huber Millard F., driver Market St. RR., r. 1201 Steiner Huber Orlando H., r. 315 Fifth Huber Otto F. (Huber Brothers) r. 447 Jessie Huber Raymond, compositor, r. 22 Stockton PI Huber Rudolph, chicken ranch, S 8 China At, nr Naples, Excelsior Homestead Huber Susan C, r. 1507 Devisadero Hubert Mrs., widow, r. 803 Montgomery Hubert Charles, carpenter, r. 9 Union PI ^ Hubert Charles, deputy .\uditor and (Hubert & Co.) r. 908 Greenwich Hubert Charles J., boilermaker, r. 609 Minna Hubert Edgar, second lieutenant Co. D, 8th Infantry, U. S. A., Angel Island Hubert Ellen, widow, r. 609 Minna Hubert Emma, widow, r. 1108 Steiner Hubert John, cook, r. 914 Jackson Hubert John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 318 Davis Hubert John G., varnisher, r. Harmony Hotel Hubert Joseph, r. 253 J4 Clara Hubert Joseph, r. 445 Fifth Hubert Joseph J., blacksmith, r. 609 Minna Hubert Joseph N., house and sign painter, 3008 Mis- sion, r. 3012 Mission Hubert Nellie Miss, tailoress, r. 609 Minna Hubert & Co. (Charles Hubert and Lorontz Fjord) ship chandlers and grocers, 509 Davis Hubuer Conrad W., clerk J. C. Meussdorffer & Son, r. 780 J^ Stevenson Huch Christiana, widow, r. 853 Folsom Huchard Auguste, nursery, 1514 Bush, r. 21354 Austin Huchard EUe, gardener, r. 36 Austin Huck A. J., driver Fifth St. Branch Market St. RR., r. 620 Fourth LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWEIiRY and WATCHES I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAIKHINO WEl.I< DONE AT VERY I.«»W RATES. OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET, HUG 573 HUG porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. RE. stmr Grammar 923 923 Huck John P. M 400 M Waller Hiick Richard, drayman, r. 1524 Dnpont Huckins William P., chief engineer C. P. Transit, r. 133 Gough Hucklund Henry, r. 411 Pacific HuckB Annie E. Mies, assistant Lincoln School, r. 1312 Pine Hucks James, r. 143 Minna Bucks John J., r. 143 Minna Hnddart Eliial»etli J. Mrs., boarding, Hyde Huddart G. F.. clerk Whitney & Marshall, r. Hyde Hnddleston Hagli, importer teas and coffee, 140- 142 Sixth, 522-524 Kearny and 1419 Polk, r. 626 Eddy Hnddleston Matthew J., cook P. M. 8S. City of Rio de Janeiro Huddy Henry, bricklayer, r. 41 Everett Huddy William, teacher dancing, 909 J4 Market Huddy'eHall, 909 J4 Market Hudemann Herman, inspector Custom House, r. 37 South Park Hudgins J., mining, r. 607 Folsom Hudson A. J., shoemaker, r. E s Iowa, bet Mariposa and Salinas Hudson A. W., furniture dealer, r. 717 Howard Hudson Annie Mrs., second-hand clothing, 941 Mar- ket Hudson Benjamin, molder Metropolitan Foundry, r. 525 Sixth Hudson Charles E., clerk C. C. Burr & Co., r. 227 Chestnut Hudson Charles R., brakeman 8. P. RR., r. 1506 Jones Hudson Charles W., porter Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 512 Union Hudson Daniel W., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 31 Freelon Hudson George, attorney at law, 87 Montgomery Block, r. 226 Fifth Hudson George B., bench hand W. A. Meeker, r. 634 Minna Hudson George B., solicitor, r. 2216 Howard Hudson George H., r. 1628 Folsom Hudson George H., office 312 California, r. 610 Franklin Hudson Henry C perfumer, r. 227 Chestnut Hudson Henry D., sexton First Congregational Church, r. 1316 Fillmore Hudson Horfice R., editor Chronicle, r. 1419 Washing- ton Hudson James, r. 657 Howard Hudson James, porter IXL, r. 5 Tay Hudson James, seaman, r. NE cor Bryant and First Hudson James C, master mariner, r. 246 Langton Hudson John, miller Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 512 Union Hudson John J., shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 246 Lang- ton Hudson John M., packer C. 0. Burr & Co., r Francisco Hudson Joseph, butcher V. Menesini & Co Broadway Hudson L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2121 Sacramento Hudson Mary, widow, r. 227 Chestnut Hudson Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, 512 Mason Hudson Matthew T., laborer Gal. Paint Co. Union Hudson MoUie Mrs.,r. 21 Ellis Hudson Nelson, bookkeeper, r. 502 Washington Hudson Phineas, salesman E. Shrier, r. 461 Natoma Hudson Robert N., ship carpenter, t. 1327 Sacramento Hudson Thomas, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Hudson Walter, salesman Brown & Wells Hudson William H., chimney sweep, 14 Dupont Hudson William H., jobber, r. 60 Annl^ Hudson William J., machinist Golden Miners' Iron Works, r. 246 Langton B^Hudson. See Hutson Hue Henri, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 9 Hinckley Huefner Otto C, general agent California Demokrat, r. 219 Geary „,„ „ , Huefner William (Huefner & Kayser) r. 1712 Hyde Huefner & Kayser (William Huefner and Albert Kay- ser) publishers and proptrs California Journal (weekly) 802 Montgomery Huellmautel Bernard, tailor, r. 213 Clara . 228>^ r. 714 . r. 921 , r. 810 Post Post, r. 421 State and Huenken Martin, clerk H. Ebbinghausen &Co., r.2442 Mission Hueutzsch Moritz, Teutonia Soc, 1322 Howard Huerne Prosper (Huerne & Everett) r. W s Sanchez, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth Hnerne & Everett (Prosper Huerne and Oliver Everett) architects and civil engineers, 126 Kear- ny, rooms 41-42 Huesner Emil, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 603 Powell Huested Orson J., auditor M. P. and M. dept 8. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 59, r. 501 Geary HUETER BROTHERS & CO. (Gnstave and Ernest L. Hueter) propri- etors S. F. Pioneer VarnisliWorlcs, and dealers paints, oils, artists' material* etc., 601 Market Hueter Ernest L. (Hueter Brothers & Co.) r. 232 Capp Hueter Gustave (Hueter Brothers & Co.)r.N s Sonoma, bet Kansas and Rhode Island Hueter Louisa, widow, r. 232 Capp Huettmaun Annie, widow, r. Huettmann's Hotel Huettmann Julius, proptr Huettmann's Hotel, 1-3 Polk Huff Charles C, bookkeeper Cal. Paint Co., r. 615 Mason Huff Frederick, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. Alameda Huff George B., cigars and tobacco, 424 Folsom Huff Harry 8., r. 615 Mason Huff Justus R., laborer 8. F. Cordage Factorj-, r. Ken- tucky House Huff M. B. Mrs., r. 1821 Howard Huff Oliver B., capitalist, r. 615 Mason Huff Revilo S., sailmaker, r. 615 Mason Huff Walter R., clerk Eagleson & Co., r. 26 Turk Huff William B., machinist, r. 2224 Pine B^Huff. See Hough and Hoff Huffaker 8. E. Mrs., r. 429 bixth Huffman Befajamin F., speculator, r. 137 Montgomery Hufschmidt Frederick, furniture and bedding, 653- 655 Market, r. 1413 California Hufschmidt Henry (L. Hufschmidt & Brother) r. 623 Golden Gate Av Hufschmidt Henry Jr., upholsterer Frederick Huf- schmidt, r. 1413 California Hufschmidt Louis (L. Hufschmidt & Brother) r. Oak- land , „ Hufsclimidt L. & Brotlier (Louis and Henry) plumbing and gasfitting, 637 Clay Hug Charles A., cashier John D.Spreckels & Bros., r. 720 Howard Hug Joseph, real estate, r. 720 Howard Hugg Harry, merchandise broker William T. Cole- man &"Co., r. 983 Harrison Huggins Amos W., clerk A. I. Hall *: 8on, r. Berkeley Huggins George, cook, r. llJi Garden Hughes Abraham, stevedore, r. 12 Lafayette PI Hughes Adrian B., chief engineer O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla Hughes Alfred, painter Hopps & Sons, r. 613 Jones Hughes Alvilder Miss, r. 206 Sixteenth Hughes Andrew, harness cleaner James Fagen, r. 240 Green Hughes Anne Mrs., r. 11 Twenty-second Hughes Annie Mrs., r. 402 Eddy Hughes Arthur, general manager San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Co., 430 Montgomery, r. 23 Stanly PI Hughes Arthur, laborer, r. 1220 York Hughes Bernard, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r 781 Stevenson Hughes Bernard^ laborer, r. Park Hotel Hughes Bernard, laborer P. M. 88. Go's Wharf, r. 40 Stanly PI Hughes Bernard, laborer, r. N s Thirtieth, bet Church and Sanchez Hughes Bernard C, clerk, r. 319 Bush Hughes Bernard F., clerk S. F. and N. P. RR., r. 23 Stanly PI Hughes Charles, r. 17 Ellis Hughes Charles A., freight agent O. R. and N. Co., office foot Spear, r. Occidental Hotel Hughes Charles G., foreman pressman nia, r. 610 Geary Hughes Conception M., widow, teacher Spanish, r. 1412 Clay Hughes Constant v., assistant bookkeeper EBBtoi»,& Eldridge, r. 320 Page 0 a CI O p I 1^ Alta Califor- GC V w I I c* o o p ft 9 H as O © I- o B o o WmoW SHADES was i:S &. ¥. Clart & Co., 645 lartet St. H INCKIiEY, SPIERS A HATES. FVIiTON IKON WORKS, 213 Fremont St.. MMHurnctarera or SAW ]HII<1. HACUINERY und SHIKOLE MACIVIBrEfll. i p 'h 0 4J u O N m U 0) I Cm OS O c a u p O V! HUG 574 HUG , teamster, r. 162 Perry , driver Market St. RE., r. 16 Blux- Hngbes Daniel E Hughes Daniel F ome, rear Hughes David, clerk general freight office C. P. BE., r. cor Eighth Av and East Twenty-fifth, Oakland Hughes David T., mining superintendent, r. 1935 Geary Hughes Edna Miss, r. 420 Sixth Hughes Edward, laborer O. R. and N, Go's Wharf, r. 249 Perry Hughes Edward, special policeman, r. 213 Broadway Hughes Edward A. N., stock speculator, r. 13 Harlan PI Huj^Iies Edward C, steam book and job prin- * ter, 511 Sansome, r. 715 Howard Hughes Edward J., tinner Hulbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 264 k Tehama Hughes Edward O., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r. 806 Bush Hughes Edward R., sashmaker, r. 239 Minna Hughes Ellen Mrs., r. 40 Silver Hughes Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 157 Seventh Hughes Ellis, carpenter, T. 8 Ellis Hughes Eunice E. Mrs., r. 29 Hoff Av Hughes Evan E., miner, r. 19 Hampton PI Hughes F. A., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR.. r. 2413 Buchanan Hughes Frances M., widow, i. 806 Bush Hughes Frank, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory Hughes Frank, telegraph constructor, r. Park Hotel Hughes Frank M., clerk, r. 333 M Hayes Hughes Frank P., student, r. 150 Dore Hughes Frederick 8., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 808 Bush Hughes George, clerk, r. 715 Howard Hughes George R., r. 1412 Clay Hughes George W., compositor Torras & Freeman, r. Duncan, bet Church and Sanchez Hughes George W. .Jr., salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. 320 Hngl^es H. Si Co. (Hugh Hughes and Frank W. Curtis) merchandise brokers, 123 California, room 17 Hughes Harry, hatter, r. 320 Page Hughes Henry, engineer C. P. RR. stmr El Capltan, r. East Oakland Hughes Henry, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 23 Welsh Hughes Henry F., carpenter, r. 224 Fourth Hughes Henry M., expressman, NW cor Larkin and Hayes, r. 1002 Natoma Hughes Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.) r. 1305 Alice, Oak- land Hughes House, John W. Hughes proptr, 503 Folsom Hughes James, clerk Tax Collector, r. 16% Garden Hughes James W., compositor Dry Goods Reporter, r. SW cor Howard and Fifth Hughes James, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 41 Te- hama Hughes James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Hughes James, seaman, r. 522 First Hughes James, seaman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Jan- eiro Hughes James, waiter Occidental Hotel Hughes James A., teamster David E. Meacham, r. Ss Duncan, bet Church and Sanchez Hughes James B., with Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 1220 York Hughes James D., machinist Pac. Iron Works, t. Mission, nr Second Hughes James E. (Dunand, Miller & Hughes) attor- ney at law. 511 California, room 12, r. 710 Taylor Hughes James J., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 26i% Tehama Hughes James S., second assistant engineer P. M. SS. San Jose, r. 16)^ De Boom Hughes James W., molder Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. Twenty-second, bet Chattanooga and Dolores Hughes Jennie Miss, tailuress J. Lancaster & Co., r. 40 Silver Hughes Jerome A., medical student, r. 150 Dore Hughes John (Hughes & Foley) r. 507 Webster Hughes John, boilermaker Moynihan h Aitken, r. 6 Tehama Hughes John, clerk, r. 1137 Mission Hughes John, coal passer P.M. 83. City of New Tork Hughes John, contractor, r. 318 Fremont Hughes John, laborer, r. 3 Chesley Hughes John, laborer, r. 4 Converse Hughes John, laborer, r. 28 Nevada Hughes John, laborer, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and Baker Hughes John, laborer O. B. and N. Co'a Wharf Hughes John, pantryman R. R. Swain, r. 115 Natoma Hughes John, seaman, r. 30 Clay Hughes John, seaman, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansome Hughes John, shoemaker, r. 6 Bowie Av Hughes John F., molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. W g Bryant Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Hughes John F., job printer, 605 Montgomery Hughes John H., blacksmith helper John F. Ewlng, r. 11 Twenty-second Hughes John J., r. W s Bryant Av, bet Twenty-sec- ond and Twenty-third Hughes John Joseph, butcher, 209 Second Hughes John L., messenger Wells, Fargo A Go's Ex- press, r. 679 k Harrison Hughes John V., first assistant engineer P. M. 88. City of Rio de Janeiro, r. 23 Stanly PI Hughes John W., expressman, SW cor Steuart and Mission Hughes John W., salesman £. Mansbach h Co., r. 150 Dore Hughes John W., proptr Hughes House, 503 Folsom Hughes Joseph, teamster, r. 1209 Twenty-second Hughes Joseph Jr., iron molder, r. 1209 Twenty-sec- ond Hughes Joseph I., clerk C. F. Hanlon, r. 150 Dore Hughes Julia A. Mrs., r. 333k Hayes Hughes Kate Miss, r. Abbotsford House Hughes Kat6, dressmaker, r. 1812 Geary Hughes Leon, ropemaker, r. 26 Sacramento Hughes Martin, canmaker, r. 264 k Tehama Hughes Martin, roofer, r. 146 Natoma Hughes Mary Mrs., r. 17 Rausch Hughes Mary, domestic 3 Seymour Av Hughes Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1182 Harrison Hughes Mary J. Miss, r. 2716 Howard Hughes Michael^ miner, r. 436 Jessie Hughes Michael, molder, r. W s Folsom, nr Twenty- seventh, B. H. Hughes Michael B., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 168 Tehama Hughes Owen, porter Jones & Co., r. Capp, nr Twen- ty-secoud Hughes Patrick, clerk Yosemlte Flour Mills, r. 241 Langton Hugfies Patrick, hostler, r Hughes Patrick, laborer, r Hughes Patrick, laborer, r B. H. Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. E s California Av, nr Montezuma, B. H. Hughes Patrick, laborer S. Hughes Patrick, machinist Risdon I 41 Tehama Hughes Patrick, watchman, r. 150 Dore Hughes Rienzi, proptr St. David's House, 715 How- ard, r. 2103 California Hughes Robert, r. 127 Jackson Hughes Robert, seaman ship Otago, r. 26 Steuart Hughes Robert G., clerk Rienzi Hughes, r. 2103 Cali- fornia Hughes Samuel F., messenger Redington k Co., r. 19 Hampton PI Hughes Samuel M., printer, r. 1914 Stevenson Hughes Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 41 Tehama Hughes Thomas, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.. r. 610 Geary Hughes Thomas, hostler Lot. D. Slocum, r. Hansa Hotel Hughes Thomas, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station Hughes Thomas A., clerk C. P. RR., r. 1206k Jackson Hughes Thomas H., clerk J. R. Gates & Co., r. 19 Hampton PI Hughes Thomas J., messenger Merchants' Exchange Assn, r. 13 Lafayette Hughes Walter H., clerk, r. 333k Hayes Hughes Walter G., salesman, r. 911 Bush Hughes Walton G., mining secretary. 330 Pine, rooms 18-19 Hughes William, captain 0. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. 1914 Stevenson Hughes William, cutter Christian H. Schleffer, r. 13 Lafayette Hughes William, groceries and liquors, 546k Mission, and laundry 535 Mission 11 Decatur 781 StevensoUj SE cor Isabel and Wolfe, Gas Light Oo. and L. Works, r. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. "^•""•=?Si^r'4i''^!?/u"e^«»?Se^,^Sr"J^erj^^^^ HUG 575 HUM Hughes William, laborer Golden Age Mill Co., r. 321 Pacific Hughes William, seaman P. M. 8S. Granada Hughes William, teamster, r. 439 M Shipley Hughes William G., carpenter and cabinetmaker, 572 Brannan, r. H Wildey Hughes William G. (Hughes & Wlnkelman) r. 2736 Oalit'ornia Hughes William H., farmer, r. 637 California Hughes William H., molder Pac. Iron Works, r. W s Bryant Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Hughes William J., painter B. Bradley, r. Oakland Hughes William M., night watchman H. W. Bice, r. 22 Blusome Hughes William S., clerk Rienzi Hughes, r. 2103 Cali- fornia Hughes Williams P., third assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of Tokio Hughes & Foley (John Hughes and Michael Foley) bakers, 63 Fourth and 118 Seventh Hughes & Winkelman (William G. Hughes and L. C. Winkelman) mnfrs furniture, 124 Main, sales- room 79 New Montgomery tff' Hughes. See Heughes, Hewes and Hubs Hughey Patrick, contractor, r. 420 Grove Hughstou George J., street sprinkler C. P. RR. Ferry Wharf, r. 11 Grand Av Hugot Francois, gilder Dubernet Bros., r. 1011 Stock- ton Hugot Victor, compositor, r. 1011 Stockton Huguenln Julius C, jeweler and watchmaker, 700 Market, r. 8 Kearny Huhmau T., waiter stmr Constance Hubs Gustav, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 410 Clementina Hubs Julias, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 410 Clementina Huich 8., fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo Huie Robert Blackburn, cashier J. W. Grace & Co., r. 1430 Fulton Hule Sarah, widow, r. 420 Sixth Huillet Henry, cooper, 612 Battery Huin Francoise Mme., midwife, r. 639 Broadway Hulbert George, bartender, r. 812 Kearny Hulbert Kate, widow, r. 551 Mission Hulbert Maggie Miss, r. 921 Howard Hulbert Thomas F.. attorney at law, ofilce and r. SE cor Stockton and Union Hulbert William, custodian of cabinet U. S. Mint, r. San Leandro Hulbert W. P., blacksmith, r. .529 Sacramento t^ Hulbert. See Hurlbert and Hurlbut Huldhusen Annie Miss, housekeeper 528 Shotwell Hulet Charles, hostler, r. 9 Washington Huliug Thomas R., porter Davis Bros. , Toklas & Co., r. 4 Russ HulingB Sarah D. Mrs., r. 1034 Folsom, rear Hulings William H., horse shoer, 137 Minna, r. 1034 Folsom Hull Andrew C, teamster Peck & Co., r. 2407 Clay Hull Benjamin J., superintendent wagon dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 720 California Hull Frederick, shampoer Hammam Baths, U Dupont Hull George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Hull George, shoemaker Charles Dietle, r. William Tell House Hull George L., wood turner, r. 2407 Clay Hull Gnstavus A., captain U. S. A. and military storekeeper in charge clothing depot. 36 New Montgomery, r. 614 Eddy Hull Jerome H., adjuster, r. 1104 Market Hull Jessie, widow, furnished rooms, 502 Taylor Hull M. J., r. Occidental Hotel Hull W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Hull William C, wood engraver, 320 Sansome, room 35, r. 528 Hayes Hullin George, calker, r. 11 Minna Hullin Nicholas, blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 11 Minna Hulling Dominick (Rehorst & Hulling) r. 331 Kearny HuUmantel Bernard, tailor, r. 213 Clara, rear Hulme James P. (Hulme & Hart) r. 1776 Howard Hulme «!teHart (James P. Hulme and Jackson Hart) wool and grain and general commission mer- chants, 10 Davis Hulquist Carl, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Cassius Hotel Hulse Albert W., bricklayer, r. 1727 Market Hulse David A., salesman Charles M. Plum & Oo., r. 903 Guerrero Hulse De Witt, engineer, r. 610 Front Hulse George L., r. 1303 Polk Hulse James G., bookkeeper Grangers' Business Assn, r. 301 Joues Hulse Samuel D., engineer stmr D. E. Knight, r. 305 O'Farrell Hulse Samuel D., clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r. 305 O'Farrell Hulseberg George, wood and coal, 126 Oak Hulsmann Frederick, groceries, liquors, fruits, hay and grain, NE cor Pacific and Hyde Hultberg Peter, bricklayer, r. 146 Tehama Hulten August, tailor. 515 Bush Hulthen John J., watchman J. C. Flood, r. 419 Ellis Hulting Fred. B., apothecary Antonio Rottanzi, r. 301 Third Hultschinsky Richard, salesman M, Levy k Co., and cigars and tobacco, 224 O'Farrell Hulzmiller Charles, milk dairy. Ocean House Boad, opp Seventeenth Humbert Jean, pantryman Marchand's Restaurant, r. 25 Sixth Humbert Joseph, liquor saloon, 120 Montgomery Av, r. 515 Filbert Humble Henry R., clerk Bradley & Rulofson, r. 829 Broadway Humble J. Mrs., dressmaker, 143 Phelan Bldg Humboldt Bay and Eel River Railway Co., John Crockett secretary, office 8 8. F. Stock and Ex- change Building Humboldt Brewery, William Noethig proprie- tor, 1839 Mission Humboldt Charles B., tinsmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 15)^ Oak Grove Av, rear Humboldt Hill Mill and Mining Co. (Aurora, Nev.) Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 California, room 26 Humboldt House, Charles J. Durein proprietor, 1309 Stockton Humboldt Savingfs and Ijoan Society, Adolph C. Weber president, Adolph Hartmann secretary, office 18 Geary Humboldt Steamsbip Co., Jackson St. Wharf, Searles & Stone agents, 22 California Humboldt Sulphur Mining Co., George H. Perry sec- retary, 315 California, room 2 Humboldt Wharf, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison Humboldt Wharf Warehouses, Haslett & Bailey proprietors. Spear, bet Folsom and Harri- son * Humbrecht Louis, Teutonia Soc, 1322 Howard Humbrecht Nicholas (Pouyallet & Humbrecht) r. 211 O'Farrell Humburg Albert E., trunkmaker, r. 124 Julian Av Humburg Conrad A., student, r. 124 Julian Av Humburg John, carpet beater Parker Merrill, r. 405 H Turk Humburg Mary M., widow, r. 124 Julian Av Humburg William E., glovemaker, r. 124 Julian Av Hume Geor^^e W., salmon packer and shipping and commission merchant, 302 California, r. Oak- laud, nr Piedmont Springs Hume James B., special officer Wells Fargo & Co's Express, r. 810 McAllister Hume R. D, & Co. (Robert D. Hume and Jay Deming) salmon packers and commission mer- chants, and agents stmr Mary D. Hume, 405 Front Hume Robert A., clerk Sumner Whitney & Co., r. 737 Market Hume Robert D. (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. Fruit Vale Hume Thomas J., driver J. H. Congdon & Co., r. 11 Geneva Humel'Louis (Humel & Mueller) r. W s Vermont, bet Colusa and Yuba Humel & Mueller (Louis Humel and Ralph Mueller) tanners and curriers, W s Vermont, bet Colusa and Yuba Humke Frederick P., wood worker Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 964 Howard Humke George W.. laborer, r. 279 Clara Hummel Charles, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 540 Washington Hummel George, dry and fancy goods, 105 Fifth, r. 107 Fifth Hummel John, liquor saloon. 427 Fourth Hummel Valentine, cook, r. 625 Pacific Hummeltenberg Monroe, foreman Golden dtata and Miners' Irun Works, r. 1933 Jessie Humorist (weekly) Albert L. Thiele editor and proptr. 622 Clay I o « P. A. H. ISHAM I. J. TBrnAir Truman, Isham & Co. Manufacturers' (gents, 509, 511 MARKET ST, SAN FBANCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: .l<»HN \VI«i>.'n<»KX.. «!FFIC'I-: IHX NPEAR KTRKKT. YurdM.- ISO t» k47 Np«ar St., ana 2«i, 9S IIot%ard til. HUM 576 HUN Hump«ge John, die reamer Cal. Wire Works, r. 226 Green Humphrey — speculator, r. 612 Pine Humphrey Anthony B., r. 126'Ro6e Av Humphrey Charles F., captain and AasiBtant Quatermaster U. 8. A., Depot Quatermaster Pre- Bidio Reservation Humphrey Charles S., engraver, r. Abbotsford House Humphrey Edward, seaman bktn Eureka, r. 30 Oak Grove Av Humphrey Emma Miss, dressmaker, 1307 California Humphrey George, collector, r. 45 Church Humphrey George, plumber, r. 1311 Mission Humphrey James, groceries and liquors, 516 H Geary Humphrey James, picture frame maker Morris & Ken- nedy, r. 534 Minna Humphrey John, porter, r. Branch House Humphrey John G., r. 126 Rose Av Humphrey Mary Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Gram- mar School, r. 126 Rose Av Humphrey Omer G., r. 226 Minna Humphrey Patrick H., physician, ofiBce 5 Market, r. 130 Ivy Av Humphrey William D., steward stmr Wilmington, r. 305 Fifth Humphreys D., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Humphreys David, stevedore, r. 134 Folsom, rear Humphreys Henrj-, coal passer O. Imp. SS. Mississ- ippi, r. Bay Street House Humphreys James H., civil engineer, r. 166 Ninth Humphreys John, r. 444 Braunan Humphreys John T., attorney at law, r. 515 Kearny Humphreys Julius, r. 707 Chestnut Humphreys Laura A. Miss, assistant North Cosmo- politan Grammar School, r. 708 Pine Humphreys Mary A. Miss, assistant North Cosmo- politan Grammar School, r. 708 Pine Humphreys Maria Mrs., r. 166 Ninth Humphreys Thomas H., civil engineer, r. 166 Ninth Humphreys William T., clerk Board of State Viticul- tural CommiFsioners, r. 1.'523 Mason Humphreys William H., wood turner, r. 350 Brsnnan Humphreys William J., cook, r. 29 Austin Humphreys William P. , Railroad Commissioner Second District, office 320 Sansome, r. NE cor Chestnut and Hyde Hunaber Henry, insurance broker, 322 California Hund Frederick (Frenna & Huna) r. 1230 Pine Hund F. J., physician, office and r. 514 Bush Hund John B. (Klos & HiTnd) r. 472 Jessie Hund Otto H., physician, office and r. 568 Folsom Hundemar Hermann, engineer Yolo Mills, r. 5 Law- rence PI Hundesser Charles A. L., r. 8055^ Geary Hundesser Otto W. C, bookkeeper Kragen & Geist, r. 805 } H A H Huth John, r. 7 Graham PI Huthmacher Adolph, carpenter, r. Hotel Rhein Hutin Frank N., laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 711 Nineteenth Hutson Nathaniel, drayman, r. 1577)^ Market Hutton Annie Mrs., r. 917 Market Hutton Harry W., r. 920 Seventeenth Hutton Henry, coal passer P. C. 8S. Queen of the Pa- cific Hutton James H., policeman, r. 1519 Golden Gate Av Hutton John, machinist Globe Iron Works, r. 920 Seventeeth Hutton John, salesman R. P. Tenney, r. 610 Grove Hutton Josiah, driver William Sorensen, r. 610 Grove Hutton Martha, widow, r. 1621 Clay Hutton Ralph T., r. 328 Bush Hutton Samuel, clerk R. P. Tenney, r. 610 Grove Hutton W.Frank, compositor Barry, Baird & Co., r. 920 Seventeenth Hutz John, cooper, r. 1610 California Huwe George, clerk M. Wertheimer, r. 4103^ Fell Huwe Wendelin, carpenter, r. 410}^ Fell Huyck Charles, bookkeeper Langley & Michaels. 101 Front Huyeink Amelia L. Miss, teacher music, r. 724 Cali- fornia Hvorslev Peter, boots and shoes, 231 Sixth Hyams Brothers (William and Edward) importers, mnfrs and wholesale clothiers, 22 Sansome Hyams Edward (Hyams Brothers) r. 117 Jones Hyams Frank, painter, r. Baldwin House Hyams George J. S., manager Martins Clothing House, 435 Montgomery, r. 1619 Turk Hyams Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1619 Turk Hvams S., clerk, r. 1417 Polk Hyams Saul, clerk, r. 1619 Turk Hyams William (Hyams Brothers) r. New York Hyatt Antone, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 1309 Stock- ton Hyatt Thomas H. Jr., short hand reporter, r. 604 Mer- chant Hychim August, r. 605 Broadway Hyde A. M. Mrs., psychometric reader, 1057 H Folsom Hyde Annie Mrs., r. 550 Mission Hyde Charles, wood and coal, 310 Leavenworth, r. 422 Leavenworth Hyde Frederick A., attorney for land claimants, 623 Commercial, r. 2225 Pine Hyde George, real estate, ofiSce 640 Market, r. 719 Geary Hyde Henry C, attorney at law, 411 Ji California, room 15, r. San Rafael Hyde Isaac, exeoutor estate R. B. Woodward, presi- dent City RR. Co., and manager What Cheer House, 529 Sacramento, r. Oakland Hyde J., laborer, r. 533 Sacramento Hyde John, seaman O. Imp SS. Mississippi Hyde John, cook, r. 612 Powell Hyde Lawrence, salesman K. Meussdorffer, r. 655 Washington Hyde Marcus D., attorney for land claimants, 623 Commercial, r. Oakland Hyde Michael, r. N s Precita Av, bef Mission and Howard Hyde Michael J., sexton St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 613 Pine Hyde Oliver Mrs., r. 1391 O'Farrell Hyde Paul F., wrapper Davis Bros., r. 655 Washington Hyde Philip, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 752 Fol- som Hyde Philip Mrs., furnished rooms, 752 Folsom Hyde Rothwell, with Chilion Beach, r. 1391 O'Farrell Hyde Theodore R., canvasser, r. .537 Sacramento Hyde Walter G., pianist, r. 771 Market Hyde William H., housemover, 645 Mission, r. 1837 Mission Hyde William H. Jr., with D. M. Osborne & Co., r. 1837 Mission Hydeliflf Michael J., clerk, r. 1411 Devisadero Hydraulic Gravel Elevrtor Mining Co., Charles B. I Manner secretary, office .51 Fremont I Hyer Florence, widow, r. 36 Everett Hyer Henrietta Mrs., r. 339 Eddy Hyer Michael, longshoreman, r. 9 Clara Hyland Bernard, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1432 JackFon Hyland David, laborer, r. 68 Minna Hyland Henry J., real estate, 40 Nevada Block, r. cor Coso Av and Aztec, B. H. Hyland James, sailmaker, r. 310 Tehama Hyland James J., finisher Eagle Brass and Bell Foundry, r. 669 Harrison Hyland John, helper Pac. Scouring Co., r. 454 Na- toma Hyland John, laborer, r. 710 Natoma, rear Hyland Joseph B., trunk mnfr, NW cor Sutter and Montgomery, r. 1018 Folsom Hyland Joseph J., trunkmaker J. B. Hyland, r. 1018 Folsom Hyland Michael, blacksmith Central RR. Stables, r. 804 Webster Hyland Michael, laborer, r. 710 Natoma, rear Hyland Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1322 Natoma Hyland Robert, railroadman, r. 1432 Jackson Hyland William, laborer Risdou I. and L. Works, r. 43 Clementina Hyman Mrs., widow, r. 3 Myrtle Av Hyman Aaron, locksmith, r. 825 Post, rear Hyman Abraham, barber, r. 410 J$ Natoma Hyman Albert I., bookkeeper, r. Overland House Hyniaii Brotliers (Hyman W., Henry W., Mi- chael, Morris and Joseph) wholesale groceries, 216-218 California Hyman Deborah Miss, assistant Redding Primary School, r. 1324 Golden Gate Av Hyman Frank, clerk, r. 606 Broadway Hyman Henry, sl^oemaker, r. 550 Mission Hyman Henry W. (Hyman Brothers) r. 1609 Gough Hyman Hermann, carpenter, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano Hyman Hilda Miss, seamstress, r. 862 Mission Hyman Hyman W. (Hyman Brothers) r. 905 Market Hyman Isaac (Levy & Hyman) r. 42 Jackson Hyman Isaac, salesman M. Hyman & Co., r. 1812 Post Hyman Isador W., barber, r. 42 Jackson Hyman Jacob (Hyman &,Shaen) r. 1411 Sacramento Hyman Joseph (Hyman Brothers) r. Honolulu, S. I. Hyman Joseph, barber. 703 Mission, r. Minna, nr Fifth Hyman Julius, glazier, r. 139 Shipley Hyman Julius, shoemaker, r. 858 Folsom Hyman Leon, barber, 2 Sixth, r. 444 Jessie Hyman Louis, carpenter, r. 825 Post, rear - Hyman Louis (Hyman & Co.) r. 218 Sixth Hyman M. «St Co. (Moses Hyman, Samuel Stiner and Abraham Goodkind) importers and manu- facturers boys clothing. 120 Sansome Hyman Michael (Hyman Brothers) r. New York Hyman Morris (Hyman Brothers) r. Honolulu, S. I. Hyman Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway Hyman Moses (M. Hyman & Co.) r. 906 O'Farrell Hyman Nathan, barber Sand Bros., r. 606 Broadway Hyman Nathan J., Jewelry and fancy goods, 307 Kearny, r. 617 Jones Hyman Presley C, speculator, r. 2096 Market Hyman Samuel H., r. 1324 Golden Gate Av Hyman Sarah Mrs., r. 11 Clinton Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker, 16 Kearny, r. 608 Franklin Hyman & Co. (Louis Hyman and Louis Lebhardt) clothing, 218 Sixth Hyman & Shaen (Jacob Hyman and Aaron Sliaen) barbers, 403 Pine B^~ Hyman. See Heiman and Heyman Hynard AlonzoP., livery stable, NW cor Potter and West Mission, r. 25 Potter Hynes Andrew, painter, r. 1100 Powell Hynes Annie Miss, r. 2311 Mission Hynes Ellen, widow, r. 447 M Natoma Hynes Ellen, widow, r. 10 Langton, rear Hynes George, bartender Michael Ryan, r Court Hynes James, shoemaker, r. 3 Preston PI Hynes John, carpenter, r. California Av, bet Lizzie and Eugenia Hynes John, laborer, r. 19 Guerrero Hynes John, longshoreman, r. German Hotel Hynes John, nightwatchman, r. 15 Howard Court Hynes Martin, teamster, r. 10 Langton. rear Hynes Michael, laborer, r. 213 Perry Hynes Michael, longshoreman, r. German Hotel Hynes Michael, maltster . Empire Brewery, r. Francisco Hynes Michael, teamster Hardiman & Tlemey, r Fourth Hynes Michael J., collector City of Paris, r. 19 Guer- rero Hynes Patrick, longshoreman, r. German Hotel Hynes Thomas, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 142 First Hynes Thomas J., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 11 Hickory Av 15 Howard 134 .213 LOUIS BRftVERIVIftN& CO., Jewelers,?.' offer Goods Lower than any House this city. 119 Montgomery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, I^OW^ PRICE?*. OFFICK, «48 9IAKU£T STREET. HYN 581 ING Hynes William, deputy County Clerk, r. 615 Post Hynes 'William D., upholsterer Burnham, Beck & Co., r. 15 Howard Court Hynes William H., carpenter, r. cor Falkland and St. John l&"Hynes. See Helns. Heinz, Hinds and Hines Hyrup Peter, carpenter P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 329 Broadway Hyslop John, watchman Merchants' Exchange Bldg Hyslop Williatt, glovemaker Fred. H. Busby, 412 Market Hyslop William, teamster, r. NE cor Sixteenth and Harrison Iacchem Gabibai-di (Particello & laccheri) r. 15 Tay- lor laeck Adam, butcher Stutz Bros., r. 8 Prescott Ibbotson Joseph J., clerk M. Laudes, r. 522 O'Farrell Ibenthal Frank, cooper, r. 270 First Ibler Philip H., cutter Bullock & Jones, r. 2623 Clay Ibson E., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Iburg William M., liquor saloon, 5 Balden, r. 107 Germania Ichee George, hallman Grand Hotel Ichi Ban, Japanese goods, 20-22 Geary Ickelheimer Henry, hide dealer, r. 1307 Larkin Ickelheimer Herman, painter and whitener, 1307 Larkin Ickelheimer Samuel, plumber, r. 1307 Larkin Ida Mill and Mining Co., B. F. Dahl secretary, 18 Stevenson Bldg Ide Abbott L., druggist, r. 81 Fourth Ide P. Mrs., dressmaker, 81 Fourth Iden Albert, bartender J. F. G. Eggers, 533 California Iderstine David, r. 819 Laguna Idralgero Emanuele, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway Iffland Rudolph,^ngineer Donald McMillan, r. Chica- go Hotel Iglehart Thomas W., dentist, r. 6 Waller Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, Rev. Andres Garriga pastor, 906 Broadway Ignacio Constantine (Antonio Frederick & Co.) r. 326 Drumm Igo James, dairy, S s California Av, nr Figaro, B. H. Igo James, r. 246 Ji Oak Igo John, fireman, r. 236 Branuan Igo Patrick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 128 Mc- Clellan Igstadter Bernard, cigar maker, r. 1606 California Ijams William E. Rev., r. Commercial Hotel Iken Frederick, commission merchant, 506 Battery, r. Alameda Her Charles, r. 537 Sacramento Her Charles W., messman P. C. SS. Dakota Her Harvey, barber Byron B. White, r. 9383^ Folsom Her Martin, rancher, r. 938 J^ Folsom Her William Frank, rancher, r. 938^ Folsom Hlidge George J., actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 952 Mission lis JoUnG., manufacturer ranges and proprietor Jackson Foundry, 814-816 Kearny, r. 531 Jackson Use W. A., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead"Co., r. 677 Sixth, Oakland Ilsen Conrad L., cutter A. B. Elfelt & Co., r, Leavenworth Imbach August, machinist German Hospital Imbrie Augustus C, district engineer S. F. F. D fice Engine House No. 3, r. 1303 California Imelli Max, wines and liquors, 1254 Market, r. Natoma Imes Benjamin, whitener, r. 605 Broadway Imfeld Liii, baker, r. 625 Clay Imgarten William, maltster, r. 246 Eleventh Imhaus Emile J. (Imhaus & Triebel) r. 308^ Fell Imhaus Louis A., salesman The J. M. Brunswick Balke Co., r. 18 Hill . . Imhaus & Triebel (Emile J. Imhaus and Louis irie- bel) hardware. 403 Hayes Imhof Edward, butcher Ernest Schmidt, r. 1228 Pine Imhoft Anton, milkman, r. 1311 Harrison Imhofif Frederick C. F., barber Kuoechel & Brand, r. 1141 Union _ , Imhoft Samuel G., stoves and tinware, 98b Folsom, r. 467 Clementina Imhorst Ferdinand, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 1202 Larkin 201 , of- , 647 & Immel August, woodcarver West Coast Furniture Co., r. 1143 Folsom Immel August J. B. (Heckmann & Immel) r. 2608 Sutter Immel Henry, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1143 Folsom Imini^rration Association of California, A. R. Briggs president, C. H. Street secretary and land officer, 10 California Immigration Commissioner, State, P. A. Forrester, 50K Battery IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Charles E. Green secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42 lovovich Vladimir, clerk, r. 305 McAllister Ipson John P. H. , carpenter, r. 754 Mission Ipswitch John, oyster saloon and restaurant, 89-90 I Centre Market, r. 540 Jessie Iredale Alfred S. (A. S. & C. W. Iredale) r. 1139 Guer- rero Iredale Alfred S. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1139 Guerrero Iredale A. S. & C. W. (Alfred S. ana Charles W. Ire- dale) plumbers, gasfitters and roofers, 862 Mis- sion Iredale Charles W. (A. S. & C.W. Iredale) r. 1139 Guer- rero Iredell Emma, widow, r. 164 Tehama Irelan George W., upholsterer, r. 1143 Mission Irelan William, plumber and gasfitter, 520 Mission Irelan William Sr., mining, 49 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1619 J4 Post Irelan IVilliam Jr., assayer and chemist, 47-49 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1619 Post Irelan William Jr. Mrs., artist, studio and r. 1619 Post Ireland Edward L.. barber Charles L. Gruebele, r. 529 Valencia Ireland Eleanor, widow, r. 410 Broadway Ireland James, accountant, 328 Montgomery, room 6, r. East Oakland Ireland Richard, seaman, r. 26 Steuart Ireland William , clerk John Rae Hamilton , r . East Oak- land * Ireland William, merchandise broker, 121 Cali- fornia, rooms 3-4, r. Beresford Hotel Irish- American Benevolent Society, rooms 818 How- ard Irish-American Hall. 816-818 Howard Irish C. Mrs., r. 447 Natoma Irish Florence S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1611 Stevenson Irish Harriet E., widow, r. 418 Sutter Irish William W., brakeman S. P. ER., r. 1611 Steven- son Iron Molders' Union, IxoraHall Irons Albert, butcher Simon Solomon, r. 959 Market Irons Amos A., weigher Nicholas Blchard, r. 1117 Montgomery Irozque Frank, liquor saloon, 649 Pacific Irvin George C, photographer Alexander Edouart, r. 540 Twenty-third Irvin James, seaman, r. 637 Stevenson Irvin James D., lumber surveyor, r. 776 Howard Irvin Michael, carpenter, r. 34^ Clara Irvin Robert, driver N. B. and M. RR. Irvin Robert, house painter Jeremiah O'Connell, cor Bryant and Zoe Irvin Robert J., carpenter W. B. Bradbury, r. Raiisch Irvin Thomas, seaman P. C. SS. State of California, r. 117 Drumm Irvin William, teamster Thomas Beid. r. 637 Steven- son Irvine Alexander, salesman Cluflf Bro8.,r. 1309 Stock- ton Irvine Andrew W., jeweler, r. 435 Pine Irvine Frederick, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. S s Bay, bet Mason and Taylor Irvine Frederick Jr., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. S s Bay, bet Mason and Taylor Irvine James, driver Omnibus ER. Irvine James, capitalist, r. NE cor Folsom and Elev- enth Irvine James, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Irvine James S., carpenter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific, r. 2325 Harrison Irvine Jared C, expressman, r. 3 Grant Alley Irvine Joseph, niolder, r. 18 Verona Irvine Robert, clerk Charles Montgomery & Brc, r. 227 Second Irvine Robeit, clerk U. S. Surveyor General's office, r. 1805 Scott r. 30 SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""/SXv BLANKETS and FLANNELS Office. 33 Geary St. f. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and DealerM in COAI< and PIO rRON, 41 Jllarket Mtreet, corner Spear. lEV 583 ISH Irvine William, second oflficer O. K. and N. SS. Co- lumbia, r. 2501}^ Mission Irvine William G., cigar dealer, r. 162 Ninth Irvine William G. Mrs., fancy goods, 162 Ninth Irvine William L., collector, r. 216 Prospect PI Irving Andrew K., ship carpenter, r. 618 Stevenson Irving Butler, clerk Post, r. 923 Valencia Irving Daniel, saloonkeeper, r. 182 Stevenson Irving David, tailor, r. 143 Natoma Irving Henry P.. attorney at law, 90 Montgomery Block, r. 504 Stockton Irving Herbert A., carpenter, r. cor Kentucky and Merrimac Irving Institute, Rev. Edward B. Church principal, 1036 Valencia Irving James, bartender Clem. Dixon, r. 133 Fifth Irving James D., surveyor, r. 776 Howard Irving John A., shipwright Matthew Turner, r. 214 Franklin Irving Joseph O., cutter, r. 330 Geary Irving Primary School, Miss Carrie B. Barlow prin- cipal. N 8 Broadway, bet Montgomery and Kearny Irving Samuel, salesman E. J. Bowen, r. 618 Steven- sou Irving Samuel (Samuel Irving & Co.) r. 501 Post Irving Samuel k Co. (Samuel Irving and W. P. Sea- right) gents' furnishing goods, 206 Kearny Irving Samuel C, law student, r. 618 Stevenson Irving Thomas, r. 149 Second Irving Washington, special policeman, r. 732 Wash- ington Irving William F., printer, r. 618 Stevenson Irving William K., packer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Oakland Irwin Annie Miss, shoefitter Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1613 Broderick Irwin David, cutter Dolliver & Bro., r. 1 Seymour Av Irwin Donald, conductor, r. 1108 Steiner Irwin Francis, longshoreman, r. SE cor Montgom- ery and Greenwich Irwin George, clerk, r. 967 Mission Irwin George, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 217 Minna Irwin George W., steward, r. 1250 Taylor Irwin Horace D. (Horace D. Irwin & Co.) r. Berk- eley Xrrvin Horace D. & Co. (Horace D. Irwin) gen- eral agents Accident Insurance Co. of North America, 232 California frwin Hugh, blacksmith, r. 3 Simpson PI Irwin James, weigher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa Irwin J. C, salesman Keane Bros., r. Oakland Irwin J. M., assayer, r. 331 Geary Irwin John, shoemaker, r. NW cor Buchanan and McAllister Irwin John, student Pac. Business Colleger. 830 Capp Irwin John A., clerk Occidental Hotel Irwin Joseph, teamster George J. Hughston, r. cor Caroline and Ninth Irwin Joseph N. H., journalist Call, r. 30 Post Irwin Nicholas, engineer, r. 436 Clementina Irwin Peleg R., clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. Central Pacific Hotel Irwin Rachael Mrs., r. 1810 Leavenworth Irwin Richard, engineer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 436 Clementina Irwin Robert, driver N. B. and M. BR., r. 62 Shipley Irwin Robert, car driver, r. 1613 Broderick Irwin Robert E., machinist Main St. Iron WorKs, r. Oakland Irwin Rose, widow, r. 209 Fourth Irwin Samuel B., yardman John Wigmore, r. Ala- meda Irwin Samuel M. (Irwin & Co.) r. 13 Third Irwin Thomas F.. boatman, r. SE cor Montgomery and Greenwich Irwin William, clerk Langiey & Michaels, r. 830 Capp Irwin William, laborer, r. Empire Lodgings Irwin William, mining supt, r. 1316 Geary 1r«vin William, State Harbor Commissioner, office 10 California Irwin William Mrs., widow, r. Ill Wildey Irwin & Co. (Samuel M. Irwin) house painters and whiteners, 13 Third d^ Irwin. See Erwin. Ervin and Irvine Isaac Adolph, cigarmaker, r. 131 Montgomery Isaac Flora, shoefitter Nolan Bros, r. 154 Clara Isaac I., r. 2.536 Folsom Isaac Jacob, glazer, r. 154 Clara Isaac Louis, teamster F. & J.N. Staud, r. 211 Mason Isaac Marcus J., conductor N. B. and M. RR. , r. 265 Clara Isaac Morris, tailor, 639 California Isaac Solomon, traveling salesman, r. 2024 Mission Isaac Walther, porter Ackerman Bros., r. 265 Clara Isaac William, r. 115 Taylor Isaac Wolfe, clerk, r. 265 Clara Isaacs Abraham, gasfitter, r. 435 Green Isaacs Albert, clothing and furnishing goods, 823 Kearny, r. 435 Green Isaacs Alexander (Sam. Isaacs & Brother) r. 441 Te- hama Isaacs Alfred S., merchant, r. 226 Sutter Isaacs Anna, crockery. 706 Vallejo Isaacs Benjamin, metal sign engraver, 404 Mont- gomery, r. 524 Fourth Isaacs Bernard, clerk Julius Kron, r. 507 Jackson Isaacs Caesar, salesman Schlesinger & Green, r. 661 Howard Isaacs David, teacher music, r. 1507 Folsom Isaacs E. Mrs., widow, boarding, 417 Mason Isaacs Frank B., assistant engineer C. P. RR. and leased lines, r. Oakland Isaacs Harris, shoemaker, 11 Powell, r. 12 Harriet Isaacs Henry B., metal sign engraver, 404 Mont- gomery, r. 524 Fourth Isaacs Henry M., merchant (Willows) office 206 Mont- gomery, r. 723 Turk Isaacs Hyman, clothing, 239 Third Isaacs Isidor, salesman E. Frank, r. 507 Jackson Isaacs Joshua D., salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 529 Turk Isaacs Joshua L., fire insurance agent, SE cor Mont- gomery and California, r. 411 O'Farrell Isaacs Julius, barber, r. 503 Hyde Isaacs Julius, peddler, r. 118 Shipley Isaacs Kate, widow, r. 539 Turk Isaacs Louis, clerk, r. 220 O'Farrell i Isaacs Louis, shoemaker, 17 M Fourth, r. 12 Harriet Isaacs Michael, r. 441 Tehama j Isaacs Morris, peddler, r. 247 Clara | Isaacs Peter, barber, r. 435 Green i Isaacs Richard B.. clerk J. D. Cuip & Co., r. U28 I Post I Isaacs Rudolph, merchant, r. 3 Mary Lane Isaacs Sam. & Brother (Samuel and Alexander) dry goods, 122 Sixth < Isaacs Samuel (Sam. Isaacs & Brother) r. 441 Tehama Isaacs Samuel, clothing, 326 Pacific Isaacs Samuel, clerk A. Levingston, r. 130 Oak Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 984 Folsom Isaacs Sim., cigarmaker, r. 637 California Isaacs Simon, peddler, r. 1336 Folsom Isaacs Solomon, butcher Mantz & Jonas, r. 1220 Mar- ket Isaacs Solomon, tailor, 507 Jackson Isaacs William, cigarmaker John S. Bowman & Co., r. 246 Clementina Isaacs William, shoemaker, r.213 Jones Isaacs William B. (J. D. Culp & Co.) r. 1428 Post Isaacson George J., jeweler, r. 126 Locust Av Isaacson Isaac, cabinetmaker, r. 1046 Folsom Isaacson John, seaman, r. 415 East Isaacson Max, upholsterer A. N. Levy, r. 126 Locust Av Isaacson Ray, forewoman Standard Shirt Factory, r. 126 Locust Av Isadore Isaac, salesman Julius Kron, r. 629 Geary Isberg Magnus, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. SE cor Mission and First Ischi Emil, cook Cliff House Iseli Doretlia Mrs., liquor saloon, 529 Pine Iselin Joseph, milkman, r. Lahaina, bet Tallapoosa and Santee Isenbruck John, liquor saloon, 837 Sacrainento Isenburg Benjamin, clerk Louis Meyer, r. 112 Second Isermann Frederick W., tailor, r. 1125 Stockton Iserman George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110 Bryant Isert John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SEcor Wis- consin and Mariposa Isert William, watchman, r. Ws Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara 1^" Isert. See Eisert Isetti Domenico, Bersaglieri Soc. 625 Broadway Isetti Giuseppe, dishwasher, r. 1009 Montgomery Isliam Alfred H. (Tiuman, Isham & Co., and Price Press Co.) r. 1104 Market Isham Milton E., civil engineer, r. 1104 Market M o » w o 9 OB ® © (3D O o B 9 © O 5 fS) P TRUNIflN, ISHAiyi&C0.,511MarMSt. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOHN «VI«9IORK, 1»3 Mpear Mtreet. ISH 584 JAC o. c o o 0 , ^ I V V < ■^ * 35 as OS o Isham William, hostler Hiram Clifford, r. 8W cor Cambridge and Bacon, U. M. T. Isherwood Leach, bartender, r. 707 Davis Ishikawa S. K., Japanese correspondents Exchange, 703 Market, r. 301 Jones Isigkeit Charles L., master mariner, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth lalalH Creek Property Owners Assn, Peter T. Seculo- vlch president, office 504 Stevenson Isleiber Frederick, commission merchant, office 30 Fourth, r. 109 Dupont Ismert Albert J., smutter Golden Gate Flour Mills, r. 121)4 Silver Isner Daniel, peddler, r, 10 Mason Isola Antonio, fresco painter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear Isola Joseph Rev., 8. J. clergyman St. Ignatius Col- lege, r. 214 Hayes Isola Paul (Isola & Broyer) r. SE cor Mission and Gody Isola & Broyer (Paul Isola and Herman Broyer) gro- ceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and Gody Israel Charles, cigar dealer, r. 543 Jessie Israel Grant, master mariner, r. 724 Post Israel Grant Jr., clerk, r. 724 Post Israel Harry, r. 200i) Powell Israel Jacob, merchant, r. 1028 Howard Israel Jonas, dry and fancy goods, 934 Dupont, r. 13 Hopeton Terrace Israel Julius, cigars, r. 1627 Turk Israel Max (Kraker & Israel) r. 1017 Polk Israel Meyer, peddler, r. 2209 Geary Israel P., buyer hides, wool, etc., r. 6 Willow Av Israel Simon, furnishing goods, 614 Fourth Israel Theodore, house decorator, r. 1018 Howard Israelsky Julius, commercial traveler, r. 408 Grove Isson Alfred, clerk, r. 1404 H Powell Isson Robert, watchmaker, 203 Pacifle, r. 1404)^ Pow- ell Isson Samuel, watchmaker, 403 Pacific, r. 1404)4 Pow- ell Isthmus House, William J. Baily proptr, 52-54 First Italian Bersaglieri Guard, 625 Broadway Italian Bersaglieri Mutual Benevolent Society, 625 Broadway Italian Hospital, SW cor Twenty-eighth and Noe Italian Musical Institute, Prof. Dominico Esperanza director. 104 Kearny Italian Mutual Benevolent Society, 423 Washington Italian Sharpshooters, armory 625 Broadway Italian Swiss Agricultural Colony, Andrea Sbarboro secretary, office 531 Washington Itjen Charles T., laborer, r. 1022 Bryant Itjen Richard, clerk John H. Tobbenboske, r. 200 Second Itsell Andrew J., vice-principal Hayes Valley Gram- mar School, r. 1832 O'Farrell Itzen Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 23 Garden Ivancovich J. & Co. (John Ivancovich) importers and commission merchants and foreign and domestic fruits. NW cor Washington and Sansome I Ivancovich John (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 1615 Van j Ness Av Ivancovich Luca B. D., r. 1055 Market Ivancovich Nicola, waiter, r. 404 East Ivanovich Treffo, cook, r. 27 J4 Fourth ' Ivelli Marino, Austrian Ben. Soc, r. 71 New Mont- gomery Ivemeyer Herman H., bartender Henry Ivemeyer & Co., r. 428 Broadway Ivemeyer Henry (Henry Ivemeyer & Co.) r. 428 Broad- way Ivemeyer Henry & Co. (Henry Ivemeyer) pro- prietors NeV Manhattan Sample Rooms, SW cor Battery and Commercial Ivers Alfred J., r. 1325 Leavenworth Ivers John W., teamster ^tna Iron Works, r. 239 Fremont Ivera Richard, vice-president The State Invest- ment and Insurance Co., 218 Sansome, r. 1325 Leavenworth Ivers Richard Jr., clerk, r. 13'25 Leavenworth Iverson Christian A., cook Norager & Hjul, r. 6 Cen- tral PI Iversen Fred F., printer, r. 644 Howard Iverseu George W.. student Heald's Business College, r. E s Utah, bet Sonoma and Yolo Iversen Gerhard, r. ;i41 Shipley Iversen Niels, real estate, r. E s Utah, bet Sonoma and Yolo Iverson Andrew T. H., seaman, r. 409 Drumm Iverson Christ, blacksmith John F. Pfile, r. 418 Drumm Iverson Christian, captain schr George Washington, r. Oakland Iverson George, r. 114 Prospect PI Iverson Hans, laborer, r. 46 Clara Iverson Iver, laborer, r. 46 Clara Iverson Louis, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Iverson Matthew, conductor Omnibus RR.,r. 46 Clara Iverson Ole, machinist, r. 63 Katoma Iverson Samuel, iron molder William Axford, r. 12 Ogden Iverson Theodore, candy maker, r. 46 Clara Iverson Tillle, domestic 428 Sutter Ives Abijab, engineer Genesee Mills, r. 739 Green Ives Charles 8., clerk Main & Winchester, r. Oakland Ives Charles W., upholsterer, r. 739 Green Ives George I., stock broker, 402 Montgomery, r. 1315 Clay Ives H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 318 La- guna Ives Harry L., clerk William B. Pixley, r. 739 Green Ives Stephen D., special agent Fireuians Fund Insur- ance Co., 401 California, r. 428 Sutter IJtIi, The Great, Martin J. Flavin proprietor, SE cor Kearny and Commercial Ixora Hall, 737 Mission Jaabe Chables, porter Otto Lemcke, r. 129 Fourth Jaccard Auguste, repairer A. E. Juillerat, r. 508 Leav» enworth Jaccard David H., watches, clocks and music boxes, 430 Hayes Jaccard Leo, watchmaker M. Wunsch & Co., r. Oak- land Jack Charles, waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 526 Broadway Jack John, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1804 Mason Jack John, seaman P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 266 Brannan Jack Peter, r. 202 Sixth Jack Robert, salesman, r. 635 Stevenson Jack William S., accountint, r. 2912 Clay 8^ Jack. See Jacks, Jacques and Jaques Jacklin Thomas, stovemounter Pac. Stove and Iron Works, r. 66 First Jackman J. B., repairer Sutter St. RR., r. 118 Austin Jacks Ernest, coffee and oyster saloon, 1035 Howard Jacks Eva I. Miss, milliner, r. 11 M Bourbin PI Jacks Noel H., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 11)4 Bourbin PI Jacks Robert, liquor saloon, SE cor Folsom and Twenty-second Jacks Robert L., grader, r. 11 .)i Bourbin PI 10^ Jacks. See Jacques, Jaques and Jack Jackson .driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2719 Fol- som Jackson Abraham W., cooper, r. 1 Torrens Court Jackson Alden W., salesman Pope & Talbot, r. 832 Shotwell Jackson Alexander, proptr Jackson's Hotel, 816-816)^ Sansome Jackson Alexander J., laborer, r. 816 Sansome Jackson Andrew, clerk, r. 720 Sutter Jackson Andrew, hatter, r. 109 Silver Jackson Andrew, employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 168 Pen-y j Jackson Andrew, patternmaker, r. 240 Sixth I Jackson Andrew, superintendent money order dept i Post Office, r. 920 Bush j Jackson Archibald, carpenter and builder, r. 9 i Middle I Jackson Brovery, William A. Frederick propri- • etor, 1428 Mission Jackson Byron, manufacturer agricultural ma- ^ chinery, 62.5-G31 Sixth, and 149-169 Bluxome, r. i Truesdell House, 1104 Market Jackson C, waiter P. M. 8S. Granada I Jackson Caroline Mrs., r. 425 Fourth Jackson C. Mrs., r. 5 Chatham PI I Jackson Catherine, widow, r. 536 Bartlett, bet Twenty- fifth and Twentv-slxth Jackson Charles, shearsman Pac. Rollini; Mills, r. i £ s Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAftiHISrO CALL.RI> FOR AND DEI^IVKRED. OFFICE, 648 SIARKET STREET. JAC 585 JAC Jackson Charles, teamster Hermann Wrede, r. 1218 Pacific Jackson Charles, watchman Pac. Rolling Mills Jackson Charles A., foreman warehouse Scofield & Tevis, r. 130 Perry Jackson Charles G., clerk r. 528 Ellis Jackson Charles G., lumberdealer, r. 1813 Baker Jackson Charles H. (Jackson k Fleming) r. 155 Ninth Jackson Charles H., clerk W. H. L. Barnes, r. 720 Sut- ter Jackson Charles W., with Shoobert, Beale & Co., r. Alameda Jackson Daniel (Poorman & Jackson) r. £ a Iowa, bet Yuba and Yolo Jackson David B. , general passenger and ticket agient P. C. SS. Co., and ticket agent O. B. and N. Co., 214 Montgomery, r. 618)^ filbert Jackson Edgar H., shipcarpenter, r. 317 Bryant Jackson Edward J., California and European agency, 16 Montgomery Av, r. 20fi Lombard Jackson Eliza, widow, r. 235 Jackson Jackson Emma, domestic 140!) Leavenworth Jackson Eugene J., r. 821 Jackson Jackson F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Jackson F. H., r. 822 Folsom Jack.son Foundry, John G. lis proprietor, 814- 816 Kearny Jackson Frank E., porter Adam & Eibbe, r. 636 Com- mercial Jackson Frank H., foreman machine shop Byron Jackson, r. 22 Garden Jackson Frank W., collector S. F. Savings Union, r. 1032 Clay Jackson Frederick, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 127 Rose Av Jackson Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, and extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1802 Stockton Jackson Frederick H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1155 Folsom Jackson Frederick W., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 1 Torrens Court Jackson George, cook, r. 417 Pacific Jackson George, hotel solicitor, r. 253 Steuart Jackson George, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Jackson George H., carpenter, r. 15 Averill Av Jackson George R., clerk auditor's office C. P. RR., r. 218 Stockton Jackson George S., transfer agent California Transfer Co., r. Brooklyn Hotell Jackson George W., steward, r. 724 Howard, rear Jackson H., news editor Alta California, r. 603 Taylor Jackson Harry, glasscutter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 1805 Stockton Jackson Henry, clerk Fratinger & Co., r. Ill Olive Av Jackson Henry, cook, r. cor El Dorado and Utah Jackson Henry .porter, r. St. Charles PI, bet Broadway and Pacific Jackson Henry D., conductor Presidio RR., r. 2211 Larkin Jackson Henry G., compositor The Jewish Progress, r. 1014 Post Jackson Henry R. (Brandt & Co.) r. 915}^ Market Jackson Henry B., porter Robert G. Lewis, r. 100 Ber- nard Jackson Horace, liquor saloon, 428 Fourth, r. 267 Minna Jackson Horace, waiter, r. 40 Minna Jackson Horace J., teamster, r. 718 }$ Grove Jackson Iver, driver N. B. and M. RR. Jackson .Jacob, tailor, 515 Sacramento, r. 527 Turk Jackson Jacob Cr. , wholesale -lumber, and pro- prietor Casper Mills (Casper Creek,Mendocino Co. Cal.) ofiice Pier 4 Steuart, r. 911 Sutter Jackson James, clerk, r. 510 Geary Jackson James, bartender James R. Daly, r. 927 Fol- som Jackson James, show casemaker Dixon, Bernstein & Co., r. Oakland Jackson James, ship painter, r. 2994 Moss Jackson James A., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Folsom Jackson James A., taxidermist and naturalist, 735 Market, r. 102 Mason Jackson Jane, laundress Lick Laundry, r. 13 Lick PI Jackson John, boilermaker S. P. RR. Jackson John, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 41 Hoflf Av Jackson John, clerk, r. 12 J^ Glover Jackson John, gardener, r. 1224 Lombard Jackson John, guard House of Correction Jackson John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt jc Co., r. 227 Geary Jackson John, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. N 8 North Point, bet Larkin and Polk Jackson John A., special policeman, r. 2438 Mission Jackson John N., bookkeeper Edward F. Hall & Co., r. 1805 Pierce Jackson Jolin P., president Post Publishing Co., managing editor Evening Post, 500 Montgomery, r. 720 Sutter Jackson John S., engineer Engine No. 11, 8. F. F. D., r. Paraguay, nr Railroad Av Jackson John T., r. 931 Howard Jackson Joseph P. , repacker, r. 2 Rose Av Jackson J. Ross, city editor Exanuner, office 538 Sacramento, r. 1903 Stockton Jackson Lizzie Miss, r.T^ Langton Jackson Lucy A. Miss, missionary, r. 1615 California Jackson Marcus A., cashier Edward F. Hall, & Co. , r. 1805 Pierce Jackson Mary A. Mrs., r. 571 Minna Jackson Mary S., widow, r. 1006 Pine Jackson M. C. Mrs., widow, r. Ill Olive Av Jackson M. E., r. 822 Folsom Jackson Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.) D. C. Bates secretary, 79 Nevada Block Jackson M. J. Mrs., r. 718 J4 Grove Jackson Moses A., janitor, r. 417 Post Jackson Moses A. Jr., porter, r. 417 Post, rear Jackson Olive Miss, r. 1 Raphael PI Jackson Orrin H., blacksmith, r. 317 Bryant Jackson Otis, salesman, r. 407 Bush Jackson Peter, longshoreman, r. 207 Ritch Jackson P, H. , manufacturer Hyatt's Patents, 231 First, office 2 California, r. Oakland Jackson Philip, salesman S. Hartman & Bro., r. Ill Olive Av Jackson Hiehard, janitor Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 931 Sacramento Jackson Richard, painter, r. 20 Hunt Jackson Richard W., manufacturer abalone shell jewelry, 518 Clay, depot 614 Market, r. 124 Geary Jackson Robert, bagsewer Neville & Co., r. 503 East Jackson Robert, janitor, r. 72 Clipper Jackson Robert, waiter Florence House Jackson Robert C. (Yates & Jackson) r. 418 Sutter Jackson Samuel E., driver City RR., r. 75 West Mis- sion Jackson Samuel F., r. 525 Seventh Jackson Samuel M., clerk London and San Francisco Bank. r. 123 Stockton Jackson Silas, waiter, r. 219 Minna Jacob Solomon, Draymen and Teamsteve' Union, 121 Eddy Jackson S. S. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Lewis PI . Jackson Stephen, proprietor London Tea Co.. 40 Third, r. 44 Third Jackson Street Excliange, Henry Wehr pro- prietor, 40 Jackson, bet Drumm and Davis Jackson Street Free Kindergarten, 116 Jackson Jackson Street Primary School, Miss H. Cook princi- pal, N s Jackson, bet Webster and Fillmore Jackson Street Public Kindergarten, 116 Jackson Jackson Tertius J., foreman Frank G. Edwards, r. 1805 Stockton Jackson Thomas (Poorman & Jackson) r. 974 Folsom Jackson Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 560 Bryant Jackson Thomas, sailmaker, r. 117 Drumm Jackson Thomas W., engineer, r. 641 Commercial Jackson Thomas W. (T. W. Jackson & Co.) r. Sau- celito Jackson Thomas W., carpet layer Burnham, Beck jc Co., r. 810 Greenwich Jackson T. W. & Co. (Thomas W. Jackson and Fred- erick Holmes) mnfrs agents and commission merchants, 304 California Jackson Walter, traveling salesman L. & E. Wert- heimer, 300 Front Jackson William, lougshoreman, r. 36 South Park Jackson William, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r. Ill Oak Jackson William, machine hand, r. 309 Austin Jackson William E., clerk H. S. De Fremery, r. Oak- land Jackson William E., packer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 1006 Pine Jackson William E., foreman Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1014 Post WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE Wlnflow Shades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc, G.W.CLARK &€0. 645 Market St. HINCKLEY. SPIERS & HAYES, FITIjTON llcoN W^OKKN, 213 Fremont N(r««i, .Manufacturers of Ku^ar 9If 11k, Vaeuam Panii, Etc. JAC 586 JAC ^1 o 9 M u 50 u 9 I o .«8 o o 0) X M 0 •p4 Jackeon William L., porter C. P. RR.,r. 417 Post, rear Jackson William W., painter, r. 35 Boardman PI Jackson * Fleming (Cbarles H. Jackson and William H. Fleming) draymen, 107 Davis Jackson's Hotel, Alexander Jackson proptr, 816-816)^ Saneome Jacob Aaron, teamster, r. 739 Golden Gate Av Jacob Charles E., bakery and coffee saloon, 1663 Mar- ket Jacob Emile. porter Eahn Bros. & Co., r. 15 Hyde Jacob Henry, clerk, r. 739 Golden Gate Av , Jacob Joseph, r. 332 Ellis Jacob Nathan, clerk, r. 739 Golden Gate Av Jacob Solomon, drayman, 300 Front, r. 739 Golden Gate Av B^" Jacob. See Jacobs Jacobi Albert, groceries and liquors, 114 Seventh Jacobl Arthur, clerk D. Samuels, r. 239 Golden Gate Av Jacobi David , r. 239 Golden Gate Av Jacobi Frederick (Lachman k Jacobi) r. 807 Polk Jacobi Jacob, salesman David Samuels, r. 239 Golden Gate Av Jacobi Jacob J. (Lachman & Jacobi) r. The Bald-win Jacobi John, merchant, r. 5 Middle Jacobi Leopold, collector, 426 California, room 4, r. 1307 Octavia Jacobi Louis H., assistant superintendent Pac. Bell Telephone Co., and Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., r. 1613 Larkin Jacobi Marie, widow, r. 516 Union Jacobi Samuel, salesman David Samuels, r. 239 Gol- den Gate Av t^ Jacobi. See Jacoby Jacobowitz Siegmund, oiler O. K. and N. SS. Colum- bia, r. 315 Fulton Jacobs Abraham, jeweler, r. 1063 Howard Jacobs Abraham, pawnbroker, 613 Pacific, r. 1121 Pow- ell Jacobs Abraham, tailor Joseph Gutman, r. 449 Te- hama Jacobs Abraham, upholsterer, r. 450 Clementina Jacobs Albert, real estate, r. 442 Greenwich Jacobs Albert, salesman J. Baum & Co., r. 226 Stock- ton Jacobs Albert, shoe cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1508Folsom Jacobs Albert W., bookkeeper B. Blumenthalfc Co., r. Oakland Jacobs Alexander, clerk Jacob Jacobs, r. 1508 Folsom Jacobs Alexander, salesman Jacobs & Co., r. 713 J^ Union Jacobs Anna Mrs., bakery, 955 Howard Jacobs Baron, salesman E. Frank, r. 1008 Clay Jacobs Benjamin, bookbinder, r. 713 M Union Jacobs Benjamin F., proptr Dry Goods Reporter, 35 Sutter, r. 2736 Howard Jacobs Bernard, clerk Abraham Jacobs.r. 1602 Powell Jacobs Bertha, widow, r. 449 Tehama Jacobs Carrie, r. 207 Kearuy Jacobs Celia Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary School, r. 215 Powell Jacobs Charles (Charles Jacobs & Co.) r. 2401 Webster Jacobs Charles, bookkeeper Samuel Bendit, r. 628 California Jacobs Charles, bootblack, 209 Sixth Jacobs Charles, steamboatman, r. 54 Sacramento Jacobs Charles, waiter, r. 217 Second Jacobs Charles & Co. (Charles Jacobs and I. Herz- berg) cigar mnfrs, 510 Washington Jacobs Charles S. (S.Jacobs & Son) r. 305 Van Ness Av Jacobs Charles S., bookkeeper A. Levy & Co., r. 328 Hayes Jacobs David, tailor, 409 East, r. 310 Pacific Jacobs David, tailor, r. 810 Montgomery Jacobs David C, salesman Altschul, Seller & Co., r. nOH Taylor Jacobs Delia Mrs., r. 220 Third Jacobs Dora Miss, r. 328 Hayes Jacobs Fannie Mrs., dothiug, 335 J^ Third Jacobs Frank, stockkeeper Rosenbaum & Co., r. 305 I Van Ness Av Jacobs Gabriel, merchant (Mazatlan) r. 1322 Webster I Jacobs George, clerk 8. Jacobs & Son, r. 305 Van Ness \ Av j Jacobs Gustave, clerk, r. 1508 Folsom I Jacobs H. & Co. (Harriet Jacobs) ladies and childrens I underwear, 22 Sixth Jacobs Harriet, widow (H. Jacobs & Co.) r. 1035 Mis- I Bion Jacobs Hattie S. Mrs., dressmaker, 303 Sixteenth Jacobs Henrietta Mrs., r. 2 Falmouth Jacobs Henry, salesman A. Lusk k Co., r. 1501 Scott Jacobs Henry I., barber, r. 461 Stevenson Jacobs Hyman, bookkeeper J. J. Mack & Co., r. 215 Powell Jacobs Hyman, tailor, r. 450 Natoma Jacobs Hyman S., tailor, r. 439 Minna Jacobs I., r. 822 Turk Jacobs Isaac, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r. 1121 Powell Jacobs Isaac, harnessmaker Patrick Doyle, r. 2314 Pine Jacobs Isaac, tailor, °449 Tehama Jacobs Isaac, watchmaker, r. Ill Eleventh Jacobs Isaac H. (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) r. 1009 Post Jacobs Isador, superintendent A. Lusk & Co's Can- nery, 425 Brannan, r. 1501 Scott Jacobs Isidore, salesman L. P. Jacobs, r. 1019 Sutter Jacobs Jacob, r. 503 Hyde Jacobs Jacob, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station Jacobs Jacob, porter, r. 1517 Dupont Jacobs Jacob, boots and shoes, 19 Third, r. 1508 Fol- som Jacobs Jacob, expressman, NW cor Green and Mont- gomery Av, r. 713}^ Union Jacobs Jacob Jr., barber, 511 Montgomery Av, r. 713 Ji Union Jacobs Jacob D., master mariner, r. 331 Ritch •Jacobs John J., merchant, r. 211 M Turk Jacobs Joseph, barber Abraham Enkle, r. 713 Ji Union Jacobs Joseph, dry and fancy goods, 219 Dupont, r. 1616 Ellis Jacobs Joseph, salesman Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r. 109 O'Farrell Jacobs Joseph, tailor, 2407 California, r. 2314 Pine Jacobs Joseph B., merchant, r. 1406 Ellis Jacobs Joseph J., silver sampler assay dept U. S. Mint, r. 2330 Mission Jacobs Joseph L., stock clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1035 Mission Jacobs Josephine Mrs., confectionery, 21 Sixth Jacobs Julius (Jacobs & Easton) and general agent Germania Life Insurance Co., 216 Sansome, r. 309 Powell Jacobs Julius, butcher Bemhard Fulda, r. 2 Derby Jacobs Julius, clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 1501 Scott Jacobs Katie Miss, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 2314 Pine Jacobs Lewis, steward, r. 119 Third Jacobs Louis, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 904 Folsom Jacobs Louis G., salesman Thomas F. Palmer, r. 1035 Mission Jacobs Louis N., stock broker, 316 Montgomery, r. 2014 Fillmore Jacobs Louis P., dry and fancy goods, 1207 Stockton, r. 825 Larkin Jacobs M., r. 1944 Mission Jacobs M. & Son (Morris and Simon) mnfrs shirts and gents' furnishing goods, 20 Sansome Jacobs Manbeim, r. 215 Powell Jacobs Marts, cabinetmaker, r. Ill Eleventh Jacobs Marks, tailor, 519 J« Sixth Jacobs Maurice E., salesman M. Heller & Bro8.,r. Florence House Jacobs Morris (M. Jacobs & Son) r. 733 McAllister Jacobs Morris H., merchant, r. 10 South Park Jacobs Morris, peddler, r. 450 Clementina Jacobs Myer, attorney at law, 315 California, rooms 16-17, r. 305 Van Ness Av Jacobs Nathan, salesman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 901 Geary Jacobs Nathaniel, with McAllister & Bergin, 38-39 Nevada Block, r. 1912 Broadway Jacobs N. M.', r. 707 McAllister Jacobs Peter, junk, r. 904 Folsom Jacobs Rachel Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 503 Hyde Jacobs Ralph, boots aud shoes, 218 Sixth, r. 1508 Fol- som Jacobs Rebecca Miss, r. 713)4 Union Jacobs Rebecca Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, r. 215 Powell Jacobs S. k Son (Solomon and Charles S.) dry goods, 408 Kearny Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper J. Baum k Co., r. 118 Du- pont Jacobs Samuel, cigar peddler, r. 28 Moss Jacobs Samuel I., jeweler, r. 318 Fell Jacobs Sarah Miss, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 2314 Pine SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. CV9IBEB1,ANI>, l.EHI4,>H, and ENOI^ISn FOVNOBT COK£, 41 JHarUet Street, curner Mpear. JAC 587 JAF Jacobs Simeon L. (Jacobs & Co.) r. 118 Dupont Jacobs Simon (M. Jacobs & Son) r. 1107 Golden Gate Av Jacobs Solomon (S. Jacobs & SonJ r. 305 Van NeEB Av Jacobs Solomon, cigar dealer, r. 328 Hayes Jacobs Solomon, ppeculator, r. 219 Dupont Jacobs Susie Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r. 215 Po-well Jacobs Victor, clerk Joseph Rosenthal, r. 825 Larkin Jacobs Walter, salesman Joseph Jacobs, r. 1616 Ellis Jacobs William (A. Lusk & Co.) r. NW cor Scott and Geary- Jacobs William, mnfr polish, 11 Geary, r. 765 Market Jacobs William N., mailing clerk Post OflBce, i. 2110 Bush Jacobs William K., student Hasting's Law College, r. 502 Washington Jacobs & Co. (Simeon L. Jacobs) manufacturers and dealers ladies' and childrens' underwear, 226 Kearny Jacobs & Easton (Julius Jacobs and George Eas- tonj insurance agents, 216 Sansome B^" Jacobs. See Jacob and Jakobs Jacobsen A. Christian T., teamster National Flour Mills, r. NW cor Bryant and Twenty-third Jacobsen Cornelius, cabinetmaker Aug. Jungblut & Co., r. Turk St. Hotel Jacobsen Hans, r. 127 Jackson Jacobsen H. R., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter Jacobsen Jacob, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 705 Bryant Jacobsen Jacob, waiter, r. 104 Mission Jacobsen Jacob E., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Jacobsen Jorgen, longshoreman, r. 26 Steuart Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Mason, r. 2122 Mason Jacobsen Peter, shoemaker, r. 620 Washington Jacobsen Peter Jr.. r. 2120 Mason Jacobsen Peter F. Jr., traveling salesman W. Haker k Hinz, r. 2939 Clay Jacobsen Richard L., porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 512 Filbert Jacobsen Rudolph, watchman Washington Brewery, r. 725 Lombard Jacobsen Tobias, laborer, r. E s Wisconsin, bet Colusa and Marin Jacobson , captain schr Falcon Jacobson A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Jacobson C. H., miner, r. Hotel Rhein Jacobson Charles, clerk, r. 1309 Jackson Jacobson Clarence S., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2302 California Jacobson David, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 561 Tehama Jacobson Edward, Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgom- ery Jacobson Frederick, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Jacobson Henry, conductor Omnibus BR., r. 307 Ritch Jacobson Henry, ship carpenter, r. Cook, nr Geary Jacobson Herman, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 411 East Jacobson Hyman, r. 61 Minna Jacobson Iver, veterinary surgeon, office Dashaway Stables, r. 515}^ Bush Jacobson Jacob, birds and cages, 1230 Market, r. 454 Jessie Jacobson Jacob, teamster, r. 42 Spear Jacobson Jacob, seaman ship Ericsson Jacobson Jacob, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 561 Tehama Jacobson J. H., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter , Jacobson John, mate stmr Ellen Jacobson Julius, teacher, r. 603 Pine Jacobson Knud, carpenter, r. 113 Morris Av Jacobson Lars, seaman, r. 268 Steuart Jacobson Morris, cigar mnfr, r. 2302 California Jacobson Nels, seaman, r. 30 Clay Jacobson Nils P., silversmith Koehler & Bitter, r.342 Minna Jacobson Samuel, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 2302 California Jacobron Sigmund, cigar mnfr, 3 Market, r. 212 J^ Perry Jacobson Simon, peddler, r. 1131 Folsom Jacobus James J., cook, r. 519 Sacramento Jacobus John, miller, r. NW cor Main and Folsom Jacobus John, wagonmaker John B. Arfort, r. Oak- land Jacobus Julien E., clerk William Willis, r. Oakland Jacobus Lizzie Mrs., coflee saloon, 305 Third Jacobus Percy, mining secretary, 36-37 Nevada Block, r. 1318 Jackson, Oakland Jacoby Brothers (Los Angeles, Cal.) general mer- chandise, office 543 Market Jacoby Charles (Jacoby Brothers, Los Angeles, Cal.) office 543 Market Jacoby Edward S., clerk S. Bruml, r. 808 O'Farrell Jacoby Franz, bookkeeper Louis Jacoby, 439 Cali- fornia, r. 912 McAllister Jacoby Henry, bookket per Mege Pacific Commercial Co., r. 417 Mason Jacoby Isaac N. (Landis & Jacoby) r. 1415 Bush Jacoby J. & Co. (Jacob Jacoby and Jachiel Meyers) tailors trimmings, 40 O'Farrell Jacoby Jacob (J. Jacoby & Co. and J. Meyers & Co.) r. The Windsor Jacoby Jacob, tailor, 452 J4 Tehama Jacoby Joseph, salesman Joseph Jacobs, r. 452 Jj Te- hama Jacoby Julius, r. 1403 Van Ness Av Jacoby Julius H., salesman Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r. 737 Green Jacoby lionis, agent Providence Washington In- surance Co. (of Providence, R. I.) Prescott Insur- ance Co. (of Boston) and Prussian National Insur- ance Co. (of Stettin) office 439 California, p. 912 McAllister Jacoby Louis, tailor, r. 539 Hayes Jacoby Max P., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1503 Scott Jacoby Paxton K., policeman, r. 627 California Jacoby Philo, publisher and proptr The Hebrew, and California State Almanac, 612 Commercial, r. 118 Dupont Jacoby Sadie Mrs., furnished rooms, 627 California Jacoby Samuel, r. 737 Green Jacoby Samuel, clerk, r. 452 J4 Tehama B^ Jacoby. See Jacobi Jacquay B. F. Miss, teacher music, r. 639 Sutter Jacquay Louise, widow, r. 639 Sutter Jacqueman Jacob, chief engineer stmr City of Stock- ton, r. Oakland Jacquemond Anselmo, real estate, r. 3 Caroline PI Jacques Caroline J., widow, r. 1117 Greenwich Jacques Isaie F., carpenter. 1009 Larkin, r. 1020 Lar- kin Jacques J., bartender Arnold Hensler, r. 416 Dupont Jacques Robert, conductor Central RR., r. 1726 Eddy Jacques S., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Jacques Thais, French laundry, 1020 Larkin e^ Jacques. See Jaques and Jacks Jacqueson Henri, cook, r. 327 Montgomery Av Jacquimet Joseph (F. Servel & Co.) r. 105 Sixth Jacquinot V. Mrs., widow, r. 1518 Powell, rear Jacquot August, nolisher Statham & Co., r. 19 Clara, rear Jacquot Constant, waiter Poodle Dog Restaurant, r. 928 Clay Jacquot Ernest, insurance broker, 219 Sansome, r. 150 Shipley Jacqxiot George, waiter, r. 4 Vallejo PI, rear Jacquot Joseph, carpenter, r. S s Paraguay, bet Sus- qiiehanna and St. John Jacquot Jules, laundryman Alms House Jaegeling Julia, widow, r. 1604 Bush Jaeger Frederick W., machinist Cal. Siigar Refinery, r. 214 JiS Sixth Jaeger George H., housepainter, r. E s Noe, nr Twen- ty-first Jaeger George M., barber, r. E e Noe, nr Twenty-first Jaeger George W., barber, 215 Sixteenth Jaeger Julius, seaman, r. 116 Perry Jaeger Otto E., clerk, r. E s Noe. nr Twenty-first B^"Jaeger. See Jager. Yager and Teager Jaenicke Christopher, baker, r. 1213 Kearny Jaenig Charles, locksmith, r. 2104 Stockton Jaffa Fanny Miss, teacher music, r. 2420 Bush Jaffa Henry H. C, clerk George J. Theobald & Co., r. 2420 Bush Jaffa Henry S., teacher languages, r. 2420 Bush Jaffa Myer E., analytical chemist, r. 2420 Bush Jaffa B. S. Mme., teacher music, r. 2420 Bush Jaffe L. & Co. (Louis Jaffe and J. Steen) wood and coal, 654-658 Howard, branch 244 Sutter Jaffe Louis (L. Jaffe & Co.) r. Oakland Jaffe Max. book keeper Falkenstein & Co., r. 520 Sut- ter o 9 w o O O a a o © 00 o o O O M< U/ A P n N Q TRUMAIN^, ISHAM & CO., W M U U ll O 500, 511 :UurIiet Ht. BUGGIES, CARRIAGES Edwards' liighlning Jump- Sent, f'lr sale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD: JOHN M'lCiSlWKE. i:t3 NPKAK MTBEKT. JAF 588 JAN o H GO < O 2 , c a;) H Q O « v. a: l-H H 9 Jaffers John, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel Jaffers John, plasterer, r. 143 Minna Jat'maa Frank, flshdealer, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Bartlett Jagels Oiederich, liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and New Montgomery, r. 69 Tehama Jager Antoinette Mrs., midwife, r. 1071 Howard Jager Julias, captain schr Apache, office 7 Clay Jager Martin, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 19 Yerba Buena ' iKT'Jager. See Jaeger, Yager and Yeager JaggI Jacob, tailor, r. 1842 O'Farrell Jaggi John, tailor, r. .503 Dupont Jagoe Charles P., plasterer, r. 1319M Xatoma Jagoe Robert H., shoemaker Hue Kai & Co., r. 1229 Twenty-sixth Jagon P. L., waiter, r. 417 Stockton Jahn Albrecht F. W. (Cormac & Jahn) attorney at law. 606 Clay Jahn Christ, expressman, SW cor Larkin and Post, r. 8 Walnut Av Jahn Frederick, marble cutter, r. 232 Langton, rear Jahn George F., bakery and varieties, 152 First Jahn G-ustave, saloon keeper, r. 16 Mint Av Jahn Hermann (Jahn & Foster) r. 5 Martha PI Jahn Hermann Jr., clerk, r. o Martha PI Jahn Thomas, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Apache Jahn & Foster (Hermann Jahn and Charles M. Foster) costumers, 121 Stockton Jahns J. H., buyer B. Nathan & Co., r. Alameda Jaimison John W. (J.W. Jaimison & Co.) r. 37 Second Jaimison J.W. & Co. (John W. Jaimison) agents Bar- rett Roofing Co., 13 Anthony, office 528 California Jaimison Wilson F., teamster, r. 37 Second Jaiser Charles F., painter, r. 119H Bernard Jakobs John C, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bu- chanan and Jackson Jakway Jay W., expressman, SE cor Spring and Cali- fornia, r. 19 Freelon Jalland John, laborer Excelsior Planing Mills, r. 61 Langton James Agnes C, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1018 Valencia James Alice, domestic 1812 Pierce James Anna, widow, dressmaker, r. 1813 Polk James Arthur R., clerk general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR.. r. 1310 Hyde James Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 28 Everett James Carrie E. Mrs., r. 613 Howard James Charles A., mining secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 31, r. 925 Howard James Charles Cr., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 356 Brannan James Charles G., painter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1320 Harrison James Clara Mrs., r. 722 O'Farrell James Daniel, deckhand tug Donald James David B., inventor, r. 1159 Mission James Egerton F.. waiter, r. 25 Jj Stone James E. H., carpenter, r. Capitol House James Elizabeth, widow, r. 1207 Folsom James Ella F. Miss, principal Young Women's Chris- tian Assn Kindergarten, 29 Minna, r. Fruit Vale James E. P. Mrs., r. 607 Hyde James Eugene A., laborer Enterprise Mill and Build- ing Co., r. 343 Shipley James Eugeae T. Mrs., r. 1415 California James Frank W., stenographer superintendent tracks C. P. RR., r. 114 Olive Av James Frederick G., house and sign painter, 1605 P.>lk, r. 1410 Larkin James George, puttymaker Pioneer White Lead and Color Works, r. 607 Hyde James George A., boxmaker F. Eorbel & Bros., r. 330 Townsend James George G., second officer O. Imp. SB. Wil- lamette, r. 2126 Stockton James James, hackman Avenue House Jaineti Jefferson G., stock raiser, and Supervisor Eleventh Ward, office 331 Kearny, r. 2131 Howard James Jeremiah, r. 411 Fourth James Joseph, qnartermaster P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro James Laura C. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 2505 Clay James Leander, glove cutter P. & F. G. Conklin, r. Fruit Vale James Mary A. Miss, r. 1207 Folsom James Mary E., stewardess P. M. SS. City of Tokio James Minnie Miss, dressmaker, 115 Kearny, r. Oak- land James Nathaniel V., marine clerk Firemans Fund In- surance Co., r. 2.505 Clay James O. P. salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1105 McAllister James Richard (Baker & James) r. S03 Pacific James Richard A., compositor Post, r. 533 Vallejo James Robert T. W., messenger U. 8. Sub-Treasury, r. Oakland James Robert W., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 600 Bush James Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, 411 Fourth James Thomas, solicitor Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r. W s Chenery, bet Fairmount and Miguel James Thomas K., steward P. M. SS. Granada James Wallace T., Insurance agent, r. 227 Hayes James Wallace T. Jr., drayman, office 127 Washington, r. 227 Hayes James William E. Prof., with I. West Taber. r. 113 Eddy James William F., frame maker 8. ti G. Gump, r. 2315 Folsom James William H., carpenter and builder, r. 316 Capp James William S., engineer, r. 2317 Mason Jameson Caroline, domestic 1611 Clay Jameson Charles A., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 821 Jack- son Jameson Edward H., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma- chine Works, r. 920 H Broadway Jameson Henry, master mariner, r. 307 Bitch Jameson James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Jameson James S., office 240 Montgomery, room 1, r. 705 Post Jameson J. S., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR. Jameson Louis, machinist Goss & Dow, r. 38 Perry Jameson W., helper Fulton Iron Works Jameson Wallace, bartender Connors & Sullivan, r. 19 Taylor, rear Jamestown Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) George W. Bey-' nolds secretary, 609 Sacramento Jamieson Eliza, dressmaker, r. 423 Ninth Jamieson James, machinist National Iron Works, r. 526 Howard Jamieson Jane, widow, r. E s Washington Av, nr Pre- cita Av, B. H. Jamieson Mary A. Miss, bookfolder, r. E s Washing- ton Av, nr Precita Av, B. H. Jamieson Matthew, fireman, r. 219 Second Jamison James J. deputy clerk Justice's Court, r. 210 Drumm Jamison Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 210 Drumm Jamison S. T., laborer C. P. RR.. r. 307 Fourth Jamison William C, confectionery, 1216 Market, r. 546 Jessie Ifi^ Jamison. See Jaimison, Jameson and Jamieson Jammer F., fireman r. North Pacific Hotel Jancovich Luco, coffee soloon, SW cor Davis and Clark, r. 15 Lynch Janeke Christian, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Janen Julius, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Janes Ella Miss, teacher Minna St. Kindergarten School, r. 405 Taylor , Janes Charles M., policeman, r. 563 Mission Janes Eugene T., salesman, r. 1509 California Janes Eunice L., widow, r. 1619 Larkin Janes Horace M., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co., r. 1619 Larkin Janes Louis L., clerk David Conrad, r. 1619 Larkin 0^ Janes. See Jaynes Janie Peter, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 545 Stevenson Janin Louis, mining engineer, 310 Pine, room 15, r. Oakland Janis Justin E., shipping clerk Taylor Goodrich, r. £^st Oakland Janke Paul, seaman, r. 37 Pacific f ann Christian, laborer B. Dreyfus b Co., r. 551 Fifth Jans John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel • Jansen A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Jansen Adolph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Jansen Albert, laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 624 Brannan Jansen Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Jansen Alfred, butler. 1299 Van Ness .\v Jansen Alexander, upholsterer. 43 Second, r. 25 Sil- ver Jansen August C, third officer P. C. 83. Ancon. r. 808 Mission Jansen Charles, boatman, r. 68 Oregon Jansen Charles, laborer, r. 224 Third Jansen Charles, salesman Williams Bros., r. 116 Olive Av LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Braverman A IjBTJ I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY n^'ASHINO IVEI^Ii DONE AT VERY I^»T|r RATES. OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET, JAN 589 JEA Jansen Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Gipsy, r. 17 Sacra- mento Jansen Eric A.. Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery Jansen Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Jansen Frederick H. (Jansen & Thiele) r. 411 Ellis Jansen Fritz A., laborer, r. 135 Langton, rear Jansen George A. F., liquor saloon, NE cor First and Bran nan Jansen George M., r. 204 }« Fifth ' Jansen Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Jansen Hans P., grain sampler, r. 510 Greenwich Jansen J., cabinetmaker Grand Hotel Jansen Jens C, r. 538 Pacific Jansen John, laborer, r. 123 Jackson Jansen John, laborer, r. Harmony Hotel Jansen John, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner r. E s Eansas, nr Twenty-third Jansen John, waiter, r. 213 Stevenson Jansen Louis, blacksmith, r. 64 First Jansen Martin, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Jansen Mons, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder Jansen Nicholas, seaman, r. 41 Pacific Jansen Olof, seaman, r. 30 Clay Jansen P., ship's steward, r. 106Steuart Jansen Peter, driver, r. W b Minnesota, bet Shasta and Napa Jansen Peter, seaman, r. 12 Washington Jansen Robert P., clerk O. Imp. Co., r. 546 First Jansen Romberg, watchmaker, 320 Eearny, r. 1521 Post Jansen Severin, seaman, r. 120 Howard, rear Jansen William, gardener, r. 26 Morris Av Jansen William, seaman, r. 30 Clay Jansen & Thiele (Frederick H. Jansen and Julius Thiele) hats and caps, 118 Sixth Janson Albert, teamster Rudolph Armstrong, r. 116 Washington Janson Andy, Swldish Soc, 71 New Montgomery Janson Charles, tanner, r. cor Eighteenth and Harri- son Janson Eli, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 936 Clara Janson Frederick, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 116 Washington Janson Jonas, shoemaker, r. 637 California Janson Lars, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twen- tieth and Shotwell Janson Ludwig J., clerk Albert Mau k Co., r. 315 O'Farrell Janson Victor, tanner, r. cor Eighteenth and Harrison Janssen Asmus, carpenter, r. 807 Treat Av Janssen Carl A., machinistWm. T. Garratt, r. Oakland Janssen Diedrich, patternmaker Anderfuren & Gar- ratt, r. 128 Turk Janssen E. Mrs., r. The Baldwin Janssen Ernst, salesman Kruse & Euler, r. Oakland Janssen Frederick C, proprietor German Hotel, 18 First Janssen Helen M. Miss, r. German Hotel Janssen Henry G. J., foreman A. Frel, r. 35 Ji Erie Janssen J. A., seaman, r. 30 Clay Janssen J. Henry, bookkeeper Von Bonn & Hencke Bros., r. 632 Broadway Janssen Johan C, r. German Hotel Janssen John, professor German and English languages, and German literature, r. 305 Mason Janssen John J., clerk E. Schumacher, r. 1001 Val- encia Janssen Nils, vegetableman J. Bertz, 737 Market Janssen P. Henry, with Theodor Dierks, r. 957 Mis- sion Janssen Wilke Asmus, carpenter Nelson & Bolande, r. 807 Treat Av Jansson Charles, tailor, 223 Seventh, rear • Jansson Charles P., engineer, r. 212 Union Jansson John W., carpenter, r. 608 J^ Fourth Jansson Olof L., Swedish Society, 71 New Montgomery B®" Jansson. See Jausen, Janssen, and Jensen Jantzen Frederick, crockery and glassware, 524-526 Sansome, 641 Kearny, 104 Sixth, 122 Fifth, and 131 Second, r. 114 Minna Jantzen Frederick Jr., salesman F. Jantzen, r. 114 Minna Jantzen Helena, domestic 1918 Sutter Jantzen Herman F., salesman F. Jantzen, r. 114 Minna Jantzen Herman J., r. 114 Minna Jantzen William F., job printer, 104 Sixth, r. 114 Minna Janzen Sophie, widow, r. 7 J^ McLea Court Janzen Theodore, sawyer F. Korbel & Brothers, t. lii McLea Court Japan Line of Steamers, Occidental and Ori- ental SS. Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend Japanese Gospel Society, F. Kagi president, rooms 916 Washington, and 116 Golden Gate Av Jaqueg James, r. 614 Folsom Jaqnes James B., proprietor Domestic Restau- rant, 26 First, r. 526 Filbert Jaques Samuel B., fireman, r. 444 Brannan 8^~ Jaques. See Jacques and Jacks Jaquilin Mary Mrs., r. 118 Eddy Jaquith Abram, r. 808 Van Ness Av Jaquith Charles, boxmaker, r. 314 Fifth Jaquith Delia Mrs., r. 314 Fifth Jaquith James W., carpenter, r. 314 Fifth Jaquot Henry, wood carver, r. 210 Perry ' Jarboe J. F., driver Potrero and Bay View RR., r. cor Kentucky and Nevada Jarboe John R. (Jarboe & Harrison) r. 917 Pine Jarboe & Harrison (John R. Jarboe and Ralph 0. Harrison) attorneys at law, 230 Montgomery, rooms 4-10 Jarden Robert, compositor S. F. Journal of Commerce, r. 762 Mission Jardin Charles, cook, r. 719 Clay Jardine Alexander T., house painter, r. 19 Welsh Jardine James B., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 413 First Jardine Joseph. B. , proprietor Atlas Iron Works, 135 Beale, r. 5 Vassar PI Jardine Joseph J., house painter, r. 19 Welsh Jardine Robert, clerk, r. 706 Folsom Jaretsky Mendell, second hand clothing, 911 Folsom Jarman Hug'hG., Louse and ornamental painter, 232 Sixteenth, bet Capp and Howard, r. 334 Six- teenth Jarrett Abraham, teamster, r. 402 McAllister Jarrett Alfred J. C, with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, r. Alameda Jarrett Isaac E., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, r. 1500 Mason Jarrett Thomas, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Jarvie Alexander, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1013 Hayes Jarvis Irving, clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 1825 Pine Jarvis John W., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 13 Lynch Jarvis Joseph, cutter Bullock & Jones, r. 822 Powell Jashome R., bookkeeper, r. 407 Pacific Jaskulek J., Cigarmakers Assn, 114 Dupont Jason Henry, house painter, r. 86 Everett Jasper Thomas D. H., clerk, r. 909 Post Jasperson laborer, r. 544 Bryant Jasz.vnsky Marian, widow, r. 1008 Bush Jaud Rudolph, watchmaker A. J. Barrett, r. Folsom, nr Twenty-sixth Jaudin Harry, receiving clerk A. Lnsk & Co., r. 4 Waller Jaudin Mary E., widow, r. 4 Waller Jaudin Raoul, bookkeeper Miiser Bros., r. Alameda Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Eugene A. Jaujou and Leon Chas- sagne) distillers and mnfrs syrups, liquors, etc., 430-432 Jackson Jaujou Eugene A. (E. A. Jaujou & Co.) r. 1016 Wash- ington Jaujou Mary, widow, r. 1830 Powell I Javet Louis, porter Redington & Co., r. 614315 Minna • Javon August, laundryman, r. 815M Vallejo Jaycox Charles W., painter John J. Cooney, r. 917 j Howard i Jaymot Peter, gardener Bergerot & Lacoste, r. NE cor ! Kansas and Center Jayne Frank C, solicitor, r. 639 Post ] Jaynes Frank, superintendent Western Union Telegraph Co., 302 Montgomery, r. 711 Leaven- worth Jeamison Jerome, onate bark Samoset, r. 913 Twen- tieth Jeannette Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) George W. Rey- nolds secretary, 609 Sacramento Jeannin G. Emil, salesman Davis Bros., r. 12 Lewis PI Jeannin Eugene, student Colton Dental Assn Jeannin Mary A., widow, r. 12 Lewis PI Jeanneau Pierre (Jeanneau & Lemaitre) r. 308 Sutter Jeanneau & Lemaitre (Pierre Jeanneau and Jules Le- maitre) butchers, 67 Centre Market Jeannot Francois, gardener, r. 1215 Geary o m w o o K c I (Tt- © 0(0 o ei- o B o xn O H • o P PFII INP,^ nFrflRlTFn 'n fresco or paper, m the G. W. CLARK & CO. ULILIIiIjIO ULUUnH I \J\J most Artistic manner. 645 Market St. HIMCKliKY, MPIEKM A HAYEM, FITK^TON IRON W^ORKN. 213 Fremont Mtrf'eL, irtsnuiHCturera or IIUIKTINU WORH.S, C'A« .'AUKN, BirCHKTM and CARS. JEA 590 JEN Jeanton Charles, gardener, r. 1727 Mission Jebens George, teacher German, Irving Institute, r. Berkeley JTee Artliur W., secretary Union Pacific Salt Co., '21U Sacramento, r. Summit, nr Orchard, Oakland Jetfcott Cornelius, clerk, r. 605 Geary • Jettcott Joseph, r. 632 Howard Jefferis M. H. Mrs., r. 1006 Larkin Jelfers Adam J., contractor, r. 40 McAllister Jeffers Edward, gardener St. Joseph's Church Jeffers George, laborer, r. S s Valley, nr Guerrero Jett'ers Hannah Miss, r. 316 Jessie Jeffers James D., blacksmith Geary St. RR., r. U27 Laguna Jeflfers Milo 8. (H. Rosekrans & Co.) r. 509 Sixth Jeflfers Robert, lonshoreman, r. 2 Jasper PI Jeffers William, hoatler A. Waters, r. 1000 Geary Jeffers William H. (Jeffer.s & Wells) r. 314 Treat Av Jeffers & Wells (Waiiam H. Jeffers and Frank F. Wells) Universal Copying Co., 1202 Mission Jefferson John W., attorney at law, 213 Sansome, room 12, r. 416 Post Jefferson Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) D. M, Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19 Jefferson Stephen P., wheelwright Presidio Reserva- tion, r. 2(X)7 Eddy Jefferson William, peddler, r. 209 Leidesdorff Jefferson William S., mail carrier Quartermaster's oflace, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 2007 Eddy Jeffery Alfred, mirror maker S. & Q. Gump, r. 1019 Hayes Jeffery John, cabinet maker S. & G. Gump, r. Oakland Jetfray William, coal, iron and merchandise broker, 204 California, r. 609 O'Farrell Jeffress Edward T., plumber The Baldwin, r. 1318 Montgomery Jeffress George H., glove cutter P. & P. G. Conklin.r. Oakland Jeffress James G., agent, r. Russ House 8^ Jeffress. See Jeffries Jeffrey David S., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 1029 Mission Jeffrey William, porter Whitney & Marshall r. 912 Vallejo Jeffreys David F., house painter, r. 108 San Josi Av Jeffries Ernest, plumber Fritz & Kean Jeffries Michael S., engineer, r. 181 Perry Jeffs William, machinist Payne Bros., r. 233 Third Jeffs William S., with Henry Bensen, r. NE cor Sixth and Bryant Jefts James M., salesman, r. 320 Fell Jefts James M. Jr., collector Yates & Co., r. 320 Fell Jeghers Augustus P., clerk American Sugar Refinery, r. Florence House Jeghers William B., with George C. Shreve & Co., r. Florence House Jehu Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 805 Leavenworth Jehu William H., packer John A. Shaber, r. 233 Stev- enson Jekel Charles, liquor saloon and lodgings, 625 Pacific Jelcuiuwski Lbc/, bartender John Gingg, r. 532 Pine Jelinski M., Clgarmai Sanchez « Jenkins Charles M., scroll sawyer A. Cameron & Co., r. 143 Third Jenkins David, longshoreman, r. 14 Folsom Jenkins Francis J., carpenter Golden Gate and Miners' Iron Works, r. Oakland Jenkins Gesrge, longshoreman, r. 421 Filbert Jenkins George, tanner, r. 436 Fifth Jenkins George W., office 606 Montgomery Jenkins George W., dentist, 1402 Bush Jenkins Hezekiah, machinist, r. 314 Bush Jenkins James, blacksmith, r. 620 Pacific Jenkins John, coal passer P. M. SS. City of Bio de Janeiro Jenkins John W., carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento Jenkins Joseph, harnessmaker, r. 1603 Mason Jenkins Joseph, shipliuer, r. 1409 Kearny Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco, 631 East, r. 11 Jackson ■* Jenkins Lydia M., widow, r. 1011 Larkin Jenkins May Miss, assistant Point Lobos Primary School, r. 1011 Larkin Jenkins O. C, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn Jenkins Paul, waiter Vienna Gardens, r. 7 Selina PI ■ Jenkins Peter T., watchman Sutter St. RR., r. 1304H Polk Jenkins Philip, laborer, r. 108 Second Jenkins Samuel, saloon watchman P. M. S3. City of Rio de Janeiro Jenkins Sarah B. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary School, r. 1011 Larkin Jenkins William, r. SW cor Pacific and East Jenkins William, steward Swain's Restaurant, r. 136 Sixth Jenkins William J., packer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. Fairmount Tract Jenkins William M., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 64 Tehama Jenks Albert, artist, studio 311 Phelan Building, r. Palace Hotel Jenks Charles L., salesman Thomas Jennings, r. 951 Harrison Jenks Charles S., salesman H. S. Crocker Jc Co., r. Oakland Jenks Georg'e H., homoeopathic physician, office and r. 321 Geary. Office hours 8 to 9 and 11 to 12 A. M., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M. Jenks Harris, assistant weigher Custom House, r. 428 Sutter Jenne George C, finisher Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., r. 418 Tehama Jenne Jacob, tailor, 418 Tehama Jenner Frank, seaman, r. 41 Pacific Jenner G., cook Leon Faure, r. 531 Union Jenner John E., mill hand Horace Davis & Co., r. SW cor Church and Jersey Jenner Sylvester H., compositor Examiner, r. 1316 Mason Jenness Christopher, laborer, r. 642 Jessie Jenness J. Francis (Jenness & Co.) r. 2950 Howard Jenness & Co. (J. Francis Jenness and James E. Par- malee) proptrs Mission Express, office 22 Califor- nia Jenney Daniel W., clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 519 Post Jennings C., salesman Julius Samuels Jennings Cassias M., attorney at law, 13 Nevada Block, r. 195 Hyde Jennings Charles B., commission and merchandise bro» Jacksoa Johansen Olof, rope maker Cal. Wire Works, r^ 823 Battery Johansen Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson Johansen Peter, hostler Timothy Scully, r. 8 Carlos PI Johansen Rudolph, stevedore, r. 1014 Pacific Johanson Andrew, ship carpenter, r. 1108 Montgom- ery Johanson A. Peter, seaman, r. 415 East Johanson August, bartender, r. 812 Kearny Johanson Joel, tailor, r. 16 Eeed Johanson John, seaman, r. 411 Pacific Johanson William, r. 213 Pacific 1^" Johanson. See Johannsen and Johnson Johanssen Henrick, seaman, r. 30 Clay Johansson Gustaf E., teamster Jason P. Cole, r. 15- Page John A., laundryman Stephen Garnaud, r. W s Bart- lett, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth John Charlotte Miss, r. 502 Post John Henry, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 8 Jobiii John S. W., laborer, r. 807 Kearny John William, importer, jobber and mnfr cigars and tobacco, SW cor Post and Dupont, r. 512 Jessie Johns Hugh M., bookkeeper Selig & Newman, r. 414 Jones Johns H. W. Manufactaring' Co., I. L. Merrell agent, 316 Townsend Johns John F., laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, r. cor El Dorado and Jersey Johns Vivian A. E., porter Abbotsford House Johns William, manager Sierra Buttes Gold Min- ing Co. (limited) office 320 Sausome, room 16, r. Alameda Johnsen Albert (Johnsen & Aleyer) r. 1646 Mission Johnsen Alfred, machinist Pac. Boiling Mills, r. 406 Fourth Johnsen Arfen, ship carpenter, r. 10 Perry Johnsen Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Johnsen Charles, seaman bktn Webfoot, r. 26 Steuart Johnsen Charles, watchman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnsen Christian, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnsen Christopher, waiter Alaska House Johnsen C. John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Johnsen George H., bookkeeper Sanders' Hotel Johnsen Gilbert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Johnsen Henrj-, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnsen John, r. Breslin Hotel Johnsen Lawrence, wagonmaker John Bentschler, r. 719}^ Natoma Johnsen Magnus, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Johnsen Manna, domestic 1630 Golden Gate Av Johnsen Martin, machinist, r. 207 Montgomery Av Johnsen Niels P., steamboat hand, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnsen Olof, seaman, r. 12 Washington Johnsen Olof, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Johnsen William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Johnsen & Meyer (Albert Johnsen and Albert Meyer) butchers, 1645 Mission Johnson A., tugboat hand, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson Abe, student Pac. Business College, r. 122 Morris Av Johnson Abner B., blacksmith John O'Bourke, r. Park Hotel Johnson Adam, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom- ery Johnson Adolph, shoemaker, 613H Laguna Johnson Albert, r. 123 Jackson Johnson Albert, cooper, r. 116 Washington Johnson Albert, tinner, r. 1100 Powell Johnson Albert, nurse U. S. Marine Hospital Johnson Albert, gents' nurse, 628 Market, r. 2238 Bush Johnson Albert, seaman, r. 572 Folsom Johnson Albert, second officer O. Imp. SS. Mississippi LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & CO."^""'"':frJ.X^"m'i"r;trer°""^ LA GRANDE LAUNDRY URDEBS FOB WASHINW PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OFFICE, S48 MARKET STREET. JOH 593 JOH Johnson Albert, stevedore, r. 215 Montgomery Ay Johnson Albert, teamster, r. 220 Ninth Johnson Albert, watchman C. P. BR. stmr Apache Johnson Alexander, janitor Nevada Block, r. 19 Stone Johnson Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Johnson Alexander, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 544 Bryant Johnson Alfred, captain steam tug Katie.r. 1223 Kearny Johnson Alfred, gardener 1608 Golden Gate Av Johnson Alfred, machine hand Uriah Segars, r. 18 First Johnson Alfred B., r. 117 Cedar Av Johnson Alfred J., janitor Nevada Block, r. 19 Stone Johnson Alice Mrs., r. 9 Geary Johnson Alpheus, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Johnson A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 7Ji Langton Johnson A. M. Mrs., restaurant, 439 Pine, r. 613 Pine Johnson Andres F., coflfee saloon, 10 Jackson Johnson Andrew, fireman TJ. S. stmr General Mc- pherson, r. Army, bet Noe and Sanchez Johnson Andrew, carpenter, r. 505 Linden Av Johnson Andrew, laundryman S. F. Laundry Johnson Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Johnson Andrew, laborer, r. 132 Fern Av Johnson Andrew, liquor saloon, 154 Steuart Johnson Andrew, patent medicines, r. 214 Linden Av Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. NE cor Church and Twenty-eighth Johnson Andrew, second officer P. C. SS. City of Chester Johnson Andrew J., clerk, r. 10 Zoe Johnson Andrew M., salesman C. Curtin, r. 13 Fulton Johnson Ann, widow, r. 141 Shipley, rear Johnson Ann Miss, r. 714 Howard Johnson Anna, widow, r. 9 Baldwin Court Johnson Annie, domestic 1011 Bush Johnson Annie Miss, dress maker, r. 329 O'Farrell Johnson Annie M. Miss, assistant Golden Gate Prl- mary School, r. 129 Turk Johnson Anthony, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and Butte Johnson Anthony, mnfr furniture, 672 Brannan, r. 645 Foleom Johnson Ajithony, waiter The Baldwin, r. 613 How- ard Johnson Anthony, watchman, r. N s Church, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Johnson Antone, cook, r. 417 Bush Johnson August, liquor saloon, 7 Commercial Johnson August, seaman, r. 531 East Johnson August, tailor, r. 24 Derby Johnson August, teamster, r. 15 Page Johnson August, waiter, r. 114 Prospect PI Johnson August W., bartender, r. 812 Kearny Johnson Augusta, widow, r. 227 Perry, rear Johnson Augusta H., domestic, 1310 Folsom Johnson A. W., storekeeper Occidental Hotel, r. 140 Minna Johnson Axel, sawyer, r. 735 Brannan Johnson Benjamin, teamster, r. 8E cor Trinidad and Railroad Av Johnson Benjamin, asphaltum worker, r. 10 Jessie Johnson Benjamin F., teamster C. C. Shattuck & Co., r. 1108 Mason Johnson Byron B., salesman, r. 142 Ji Fourth Johnson 0., laborer C. P. RR. Johnson C. A., tailor, r. Ahlbom House Johnson Caleb H., r. 1814 Lyon Johnson Carl, seaman, r. 15 Howard Johnson Carl A., laborer Falkner, Bell &Co.,r. 966 Harrison Johnson Carrie Miss, r. German Hotel Joh-.^on Catherine, widow, r. 135^ Verona Johnson Charles, r. SE cor Jackson and Drumm Johnson Charles, actor Adelphi Theater Johnson Charles, bartender C. J. Harrigan, r. cor Hayes and Polk Johnson Charles, carpenter I. E. Alexander, r. 24 Ms Johnson Charles, clerk, r. 2598 Howard Johnson Charles, driver Atkins Massey, r. 649 Sacra- mento Johnson , Charles, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W 6 Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada Johnson Charles, laborer, r. 12 Washington Johnson Charles, laborer Potrero Marine Railway, r. 125 Shipley Johnson Charles, liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and Drumm, r. 10 Washington Johnson Charles, longshoreman, r. 224 Third Johnson Charles, maltster, r. SE cor Harrison and Beale Johnson Charles, policeman, r. 709 Buchanan Johnson Charles, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 823 Battery Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 100 M Jackson Johnson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson Charles, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Johnson Charles, seaman SS. Areata, r. 1806}$ Stock- ton Johnson Charles, stevedore, r. 426 Shotwell Johnson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 217 Second Johnson Charles A., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 837 Folsom Johnson Charles A., butcher, r. S 8 Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo Johnson Charles A., clerk Gilfillan & Hohenschild, r. 420 Powell Johnson Charles A., propertyman, r. 313 Beale Johnson Charles B., captain P. C. 8S. Orizaba, r. 728 Shotwell Johnson Charles B., stock clerk Davis Bros., Tolkaa & Co.. r. 510 Greenwich Johnson Charles C, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1925 Jessie Johnson Charles E., show casemaker William Proll, r. 142 Natoma Johnson Charles F., r. 2826 Pine Johnson Charles F., potmaker S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 329 J^ Ritch Johnson Charles H., r. 123 Powell Johnson Charles H., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills, p. Shasta St. House Johnson Charles H., butcher, r. S s Venezuela, bet Savannah and Platte Johnson Charles H., carriage smith John B. Arfort, r. 6 Middle Johnson Charles H., seaman, r. 20 Federal Johnson Charles L., oysterman, r. Mechanics House Johnson Charles M., r. 17Js Oak Grove Av Johnson Charles M., guard San Quentin, r. 1611 Baker Johnson Charles M., photographer, r. 5 Chatham PI Johnson Charles M., waiter, r. 222 Stevenson Johnson Charles M. Jr., clerk John C. Pelton Jr., r. 1611 Baker Johnson Charles N., plumber, r. 214 Linden Av Johnson Charles R.. clerk, r»733 Bush Johnson Charles W., porter J. Godsil, r. 108 Second Johnson Charles W., seaman, r. 415 East Johnson Charlotte, widow, r. 1141 Twenty-first Johnson Chauncey M., policeman, r. 2034 Fifth Johnson Christian, coffee saloon, 614}i California, r. 1011 Broadway Johnson Christian, machinist Fulton Iron Works, p. 20 Verona Johnson Christian E., cabinetmaker, r. 235 Jessie Johnson Christian T., builder, r. 235 Jessie Johnson Christopher, r. NE cor Pacific and Kearny Johnson Christopher, r. 22 Freelon Johnson Christopher (Brandt & Co.) r. 1110 Broad- way Johnson Claus A., gardener, r. 1608 Golden Gate Av Johnson C. M. Mrs., r. 6643^ Minna Johnson C. N., dummyman Clay St. RB., r. 1406 Pa- cific Johnson Daniel, longshoreman, r. 207 Folsom, rear Johnson D. M., entry clerk Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. Marlborough House Johnson E. A. P., student Cal. Commercial College Johnson Edmund, clerk Weil & Woodleaf, r. 771 Har- rison Johnson Edward, bartender Doyle & Cunningham, r. 234 Bush Johnson Edward, fireman fire boat Governor Irwin, r. 109 Leavenworth Johnson Edward, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 612 McAllister Johnson Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Johnson Edward, seaman SS. Mexico, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson Edward A., wire worker, r. 823 Battery Johnson Edward C, r. 17 Fourth Johnson Edward E., lapidary, r. 523 Kearny Johnson Edwin, tailor, r. 713 J^ Bush Johnson Edwin M., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1807 Dupont Johnson Elef A., bartender, r. 523 Kearny Johnson Ellas, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 243 Clara G\A/ r^l ADI/ 0 nr\ 6*5 Market St.. whoie^aieaiid . W. LLAnK & tU. interior decorators, s^lSllfrt; a»d Retail dealers In Paper B*, and all kinds of Window Uterials and Flxtar«s. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, Ftri.T09r IRON WORKM. 213 Fremont Mtreet, Manufacturers of AmalKainattins l*itDii itnd !»ettl«r«. JOH 594 JOH 3j a a ^ .■t^ 0 u o 4J n © as U 0) U 0 a 55 as :« O fm SO 0 o Johnson Elizabeth Mrs., r. 3 Scotland Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 1807 Dupont Johnson Ellen M., widow, r. 2307 Polli • Johnson Eli R., cooper, r. 726 Octavia Johnson Erick A., proptr Mechanics' House, 8-10 Berry Johnson F. D., traveling salesman The A. S. Spence Co.. 537 Market Johnson Francis B., hamessmaker Fort Winfield Scott Johnson Frank, r. 807 Kearny JoboBOU Frank, blacksmith F. G. Beckett, r. 64 First Johnson Frank, boimaker, r. 313 Beale Johnson Frank, coachman Louis B. Parrott, 1913 Franklin Johnson Frank, cook, r. 28 Stone Johnson Frank, lumberman, r. 20 Federal Johnson Frank, nurse U. S. Marine Hospital Johnson Frank, photographer, r. 109 Taylor, rear Johnson Frank L., bagmaker Blake, Bobbins ii Co., r. 214 Linden Av Johnson Frank O., proptr Easton House, 409 Drumm Johnson Frank S., with William T. Coleman & Co., and (Renner & Co.) r. 1500 Taylor Johnson Fred, r. 127 Jackson Johnson Frederick (Johnson & Schule) r. 5 Post Johnson Frederick, cooper, r. 116 Washington Johnson Frederick, fireman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Johnson Frederick, seaman, r. 178 Minna Johnson Frederick, seaman P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 10 Commercial Johnson Frederick C, musician, r. 990 Folsom Johnson Frederick J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 314 Sixth Johnson Fred S., invoice clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 1214 Mason Johnson Gabriel P., stonecutter, r. SW cor Lyon and Pine Jbhnson George, r. 127 Jackson Johnson George, r. 224 Fourth Johnson George (Johnson i Larsen) r. 329 Third Johnson George, cook, r. 869 Market Johnson George, drayman, r. 121 Langton Johnson George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r.Breslin Hotel Johnson George, pilot, ofiBce 506 Battery, r. 732 Shot- well Johnson George, seaman P. M. SS. Granada •Totingon George, secretary and manager .Jltna Iron Works Co, 217 Fremont, r. 2504 Washington Johnson George, teamster, r. 253 Steuart Johnson George L., housepainter, r. S s Eugenia, nr California Av,B. H. Johnson George W., paper hanger, r. 2207 Mission Johnson Gilbert, r. W s Cherubusco, bet Coso Av and Paul, B. H. Johnson G. M., laborer, r. 140 Minna Johnson Gnstaf, steward Peter Johnson, r. 442 Minna Johnson Gustav, teamster W. W. Chase & Co., r. 1912 Market Johnson Gustav L., seaman, r. Mechanics' House Johnson Gustavus, r. 832 Mission Johnson H., r. 202 Sixth Johnson H., waiter What Cheer House, 529 Sacramento Johnson H. A., laborer, r. Hansa Hotel Johnson Hamilton, salesman J. H. Congdon & Co., r. Oakland Johnson Hank M., carpenter W. B. Bradbury, r. 850 Folsom Johnson Hans, deckhand tug Eaty Johnson Hans P., shoemaker, 206 Stevenson, r. 250)^ Minna Johnson Harry, r. 1 Eddy Johnson Harry, bagmaker Blake, Robbins & Co., r. 214 Linden Av Johnson H. C, seaman, r. 12 Washington Johnson H. D., r. Occidental Hotel Johnson Henry, r. 34 Oak Grove Av Johnson Henr^broker, 428 Montgomery, r. 1610 Post Johnson Henry, captain schr Gualala, office Pier 13, Steuart Johnson Henrjr, captain U. S. A., medical store- keeper, office 36 New Montgomery, room 6, r. Oakland JohsBon Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1 Montgomery Av, r. 615 Washington Johnson Henry, coffee saloon, 325 Drumm, r. 1307 Stockton Johnson Henry, engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1301 Larkin Johnson Henry, laborer, r. 6 Mission Johnson Henry, laborer Fort Winfield Scott Johnson Henry, laborer P. C. S8. Co's Wharf Johnson Henry, liquor saloon, 543 Merchant, r. 530 Merchant Johnson Henry, longshoreman, r. 82 Bay Johnson Henry, master mariner, r. 100 Francisco Johnson Henry, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 1U4 Berry Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 135 Folsom Johnson Henry, tanner Anton Krieg, r. San Bruno Hotel Johnson Henry, teacher dancing, r. 1021 Clay Johnson Henry, waiter S. P. C. BR. stmr Garden City Johnson Henry A., engineer stmr Relief, r. 142 Ninth Johnson Henry C, bookkeeper R. F. Osborn & Co., p. 10 California Johnson Henry E., druggist, r. 114 Fourth Johnson Henry K., dairy produce, 1045 Howard Johnson Henry R., clerk, r. 765 Market Johnson H. M. Mrs., r. 13 Taylor Johnson Honora, widow, r. 309 Austin, rear Johnson Howard R., journalist, r. 620 Van Ness Av Johnson Hugo. r. 724 Mission Johnson Ida, domestic 939 Howard Johnson Isaac, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s IU1> ; nois, bet Napa and Shasta > Johnson Isabella, widow, r. 2014 H Dupont Johnson Israel G., clerk, r. 704 Post Johnson J., drayman Lachman & Jacobl, r. 1225 Mi3> sion Johnson J., laborer Mechanics' Foundry Johnson J., longshoreman, r. 1313 Stockton Johnson J. Mrs., proptr St. Lawrence House, 568 Mis- sion Johnson J. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson Jacob, seaman schr Pannonia, r. 464 Tehama Johnson Jacob C. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 1314 Mason Johnson James, calker, r. 1025 Hairison Johnson James, butler NE cor California and Taylor Johnson James, deckhand Cal. S. N. stmr City of Stockton Johnson James, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r.W s Mich- igan, bet Sierra and Shasta Johnson James, laborer Market St. RR., r. 15 Page Johnson James, longshoreman, r. S s Filbert, nr San- some Johnson James, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Johnson James, waiter, r. 141 Shipley, rear Johnson James A., Registrar of Voters, office new City Hall, basement, and attorney at law, 420 Montgomery, r. 520 Van Ness Av Johnson James B., brakeman S. P. RR.,T. 810 Mission Johnson James B., patternmaker Union Foundry, r. 1925 Jessie Johnson James B. Jr., carpet beater, r. 1925 Jessie Johnson James C, salesman, r. 2027 Mission Johnson James C, packer, r. 264 Jessie Johnson James E., tanner Gottlieb Dietsch, r. 116 )j Twentv-sixth purser P. 0. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 410 shoemaker, r. 101 Minna clerk n. S. Railway Mail Service, Johnson James H., Buchanan Johnson James H., Johnson James M. r. Oakland Johnson James P., longshoreman, r. 34 Federal Johnson James W., telegraph operator, r. 1611 Baker Johnson Jane, widow, r. .328 Valley Johnson J. B., expressman, r. 1108 Mason Johnson J. C. dC Co. (Jacob C. and John M. John- son) importers and manufacturers harness and saddlery, and dealers leather and saddlery hard- ware. 12-14 Pine Johnson J. E., quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Syd- ney Johnson Jennie Mrs., r. 311 East Johnson Jeremiah, expressman, cor Battery and Washington, r. 612 McAllister Johnson Jeremiah, tailor, 406 Larkin Johnson J. G., clerk, r. Russ House Johnson J. M., seaman SS. Mexico Johnson Joan, seaman P. C. SS. Constantino Johnson Johanna, widow, r. 923 Greenwich Johhson Johanna Miss, saleslady, r. 1718 Bush Johnson John, r. 530 Third Johnson John, r. 703 Market Johnson John, barber, 129 Taylor, r. 8 GroTe Johnson John, blacksmith, r. 10 Zoe Johnson John, butcher, Bahama, bet Tazoo and Sus- quehanna Johnson John, carpenter, r. 36 Sacramento SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™™p»*»l?irJ!?Sili^?t^':«''='''"9' J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importers of and Dealers In all klndn of FOBEION Jknd n4»]nKSTIC COAI.. 41 market Street, corner SpearT^ JOH 595 JOH Johnson John, carpenter, r. 520 Turk, rear Johnson John, carpenter Mattullath Mnfg Co.,r. 1005 Harrison Johnson John, cooper Pac. DistillinR Co. Johnson John, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Kentucky Johnson John, filer Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 6 Baker, bet Post and Geary Johnson John, helper Central Qas Light Co., r. 1025 Harrison Johnson John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2318 Post Johnson John, laundryman La Grande Laundry Johnson John, longshoreman, r. 208 Drumm Johnson John, master mariner, r. 160 Steuart Johnson John, machinist Herman Granz, r. 250 Fourth Johnson John, mate bktne San Luis, r. 7 Commercial Johnson John, porter John Butler, r. 36 Clay Johnson John, seaman, r. 15 Howard Johnson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson John, seaman, P. M. SS. Pity of Sydney Johnson John, shoemaker, 643 Post Johnson John, stairbuilder, r. 909 Folsora Johnson John, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Teneriffe, nr Railroad Av Johnson John A., seaman, r. 415 East Johnson John A., steward, r. 12 Washington Johnson John A., tailor, r. 24 Derby Johnson John C, managing editor Alta California, r. 103 Prospect PI Johnson John C, seaman, r. 263 East Jounson John F., wirecleaner Cal. Wire Works, r. 731 Vallejo Johnson John F., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 243 Clara Johnson John G., cook. r. 114 Prospect PI Johnson John M. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 1214 Mason Johnson John P., seaman, r. 116 Washington Johnson John S., bookkeeper Wallace Everson & Co., r. East Oakland Johnson John T., sawyer Cal,. Cigar Box Co., r. Ws Michigan, nr Sierra Johnson Jonas, shoemaker, r. 637 California Johnson Joseph, cabiaetmaker Alexander Jansen, r. 11 Liberty Johnson Joseph, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 133 Fif- teenth Johnson Joseph, ironmolder, r. 304 Beale Johnson Joseph, watchman Mechanics' Foundry Johnson Joseph A., house and sign painter, 517 Cali- fornia, r. 3 Scotland Johnson Joseph M., wood and coal, 413 Golden Gate Av, r. llOy Folsom Johnson Josiah G. (South San Francisco Packing and Provision Co.) r. 34 Oak Grove Av Johnson J. P., longshoreman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson J. W.. r. 2200 >4 Dupont Johnson Karl, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Johnson L., clerk F. C. Keil, r. SW cor Market and Fourth Johnson Laura Miss, r. 2307 Polk Johnson Lena, domestic SE cor Missouri and Santa Clara Johnson Lizzie, domestic 2410 Steiner Johnson Lizzie, widow, r. 928 Pacific Johnson Louis, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn Johnson Louis, coachman, 700 Fillmore Jobnson Louise, widow, r. 2116 Howard Johnson M. Mrs., r. 13 Stockton Johnson M. A. Mrs., r. 2510 Fillmore Johnson Maguus, seaman, r. 30 Clay Johnson Margaret Mrs., clothing, 990 Folsom Johnson Maria J. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Prima- ry School, r. 222 Oak Johnson Martin, laborer Cal. Chemical Works, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Army Johnson Martin, milk dairy, NW cor Thirtieth and Dolores Johnson Martin, oiler Union Iron Works, r. 120 Perry Johnson Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson Mary, widow, r. 10 Zoe Johnson Mary, widow, r. £ s Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa Johnson Mary A. Mrs., r. 109 Leavenworth Johnson Mary H., r. 1310 Jackson Johnson Mattie, r. 1019 Sutter Johnson Michael, bartender E. Ewlg, r. 36 Sacra- mento Johnson Millard F., driver, r. 717 Howard Johnson Minna Mrs., r. 113 Ellis Johnson M. M., lumberman, r. 127 Jackson Johnson Morris, laborer, r. 455 Clementina Johnson N., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills Johnson N.. hostler Central RR. stables, r. 1316 Lau- rel Av Johnson Nathan P., longshoreman, r. Empire Lodg- ings Johnson Nathaniel, porter J. D. Spreckels k Bros., r. 1109 Stockton Johnson Nellie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel Johnson Nicholas, seaman, r. 41 Pacific Johnson Niels, expressman, r. 921 Natoma Johnson Nils A., r. 10 Berry Johnson Nils G., steward Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. S 3 Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh Johnson Nils P., shoemaker, 930 Harrison Johnson Nils P. , tailor, r. 7 August Alley Johnson N. P., cutter O. W. Nordwell, r. Oakland Johnson N. P., watchman P. C. SS. State of Califor- nia Johnson O., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Johnson Olaf , watchman P. C. S3. Victoria Johnson Ole, metal roofer James Maguire, r. 22 Turk Johnson Olif, seaman P. C. S3. Victoria, r. 30 Clay Johnson Oliver, painter, r. 119 Bernard Johnson Oliver, seaman, r. 9 Pacific Johnson Oliver, steward tug Richard Holyoke, r. 201 Steuart Johnson Olivia, widow, r. 1012 Mason, rear Johnson Olof, carpenter, r. 243 Clara Johnson Olof, seaman, r. 12 Washington Johnson Orrick Jr., copyist, r. 109 Leavenworth Johnson Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 700 California Johnson. Otto, grocer, NE cor Broadway and Kearny, r. 1422 Powell Johnson Otto, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Johnson Otto H., lettercarrier Post Office, r. W s Ken- tucky, bet Butte and Napa Johnson Owen, r. 33 Moss Johnson Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Baker and Geary Johnson Patrick, ironmolder I. H. Small, r. 413 Sec- ond Johnson Patrick, tanner, r. Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac Johnson Patrick W., salesman, r. 13 Fulton Johnson Pedro, laborer, r. 126 Gilbert Johnson Peter, r. 2607 Bryant Johnson Peter, r. 62H Fourth Johnson Peter (Sanders & Johnson) r. 1026 Treat Av Johnson Peter, asphaltiim roofer, 17 Stevenson, r. 101 Minna Johnson Peter, groceries and liquors, 2598 Howard Johnson Peter, laborer, r. 317 Union Johnson Peter, liquor saloon, 228 Montgomery Av Johnson Peter, machinist Vulcan Forges, r. 43 Jessie Johnson Peter, proprietor Market Street Res- taurant, 783 Market, r. 24 Pearl North Pacific Hotel 12 Washington 105 Jackson 116 Washington . 160 Steuart . 1523 Mason r. Trinidad, bet Ta200 and Johnson Peter, seaman, r Johnson Peter, seaman, r. Johnson Peter, seaman, r. Johnson Peter, seaman, r. Johnson Peter, seaman, r Johnson Peter, seaman, r Johnson Peter, teamster, Susquehanna Johnson Peter A. (Erickson & Johnson) r. 812 Kearny Johnson Peter A., liquor saloon, 572 Folsom Johnson Peter A., second officer P. C. S3. Orizaba, r. Ill Oak Johnson Peter C, conductor California St. RR., r. 1416 Polk Johnson Peter G., second engineer P. C. S3. San Vi- cente, r. 921 Montgomery Johnson Peter J. , carpenter, r. 47 Jessie Johnson Pleasant W., secretary and treasurer Cal. Central RR., office 702 Market, r. 1105 Van Ness Av Johnson Philip, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. Berke- ley Johnson R. Mrs., r. 831 Howard Johnson R.. salesman Louis Levy, r. 443 Jessie Johnson Richard E., cooper Wheatoa & Luhrs Johnson Robert, box maker Pac. Box Factory, r. 512 Fourth Johnson Robert, carpenter, r. 609 Pine Johnson Robert, laborer, r. 64^4 Everett Johnson Robert, molder, r. 679 Mission ■ XSDflTABDS' PATENT 1 ■ u* • . c *»i u- 1 TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. AsMt*. whoiesai« and r«uu. S09, 511 SI ABKET ST. San Francisco. WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: Yard*: 129 to J47 Npcikr St. OflUcse 133 Kpenr Ktr««t. id 26 28 Howard St. JOH 596 JOH 9S B Johnson Bobert C, capitalist, office 120 Butter, r. 605 O'Farrell Johnson Robert C, carpenter, r. 1050 Howard Johnson Bobert J. (Spence & Johnson) r. 522 Stock- ton Johnson Robert M.. expressman Oakland Ferry, r. S 6 ELingston Av, nr Mission Johnson Rolaley D., medical student, r. 16 Guy PI Johnson Boland, carpenter C. P. BE., r. NE cor Fourth and Berry Johnson Bosa, widow, r. 112 Natoma Johnson Rosle, r. 605 O'Farrell Johnson Bossiter P., clerk, r. 431 Geary Johnson S., r. 605 Broadway Johnson S. A., carpenter, r. 129 Turk Johnson Samuel, shoe maker, r. 60 Commercial Johnson Samuel, seaman, r. 608 Fourth Johnson Samuel, tinsmith, r. 775 Mission Johnson Samuel, wood and coal, 321 Seventh Johnson Samuel B., engineer Byron Jackson, r. 854 Brannan Johnson Samuel D., cook 600 Bush Johnson Samuel 8., driver People's Ice Co., r. 206 Third Johnson Sarah R., widow, furnished rooms, 714 How- ard Johnson Sellna, widow, dress maker, r. 213 Elev- enth Johnson Sidney L., attorney at law, 523 Montgomery, r. Alameda Johnson Simon, master schr Robert Hunter, r. 20}^ Oak Grove Av Johnson Solomon W., officer's messman P. M. SS. Co- lima, r. 219 Minna Johnson Sophie Miss, r. 108}^ Turk Johnson Stephen, master mariner, r. Mechadlcs' House Johnson Sven, carriage maker, r. 938 Harrison Johnson Sylvester P., machinist I. H. Small, r. 394 Ninth Johnson T., porter Moore & Fischer Johnson Theodore, carpenter 8. P. BE., r. 235 Jessie Johnson Thomas, r. Montgomery's Hotel Johnson Thomas, r. 645 Folsom Johnson Thomas, carpenter, r. 315 Green Johnson Thomas, laborer, r. 126 Gilbert Johnson Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Johnson Thomas, seaman P. C. SS. Dakota, r. South Park Hotel Johnson Thomas, seaman schr Rebecca, r. 45 Sacra- mento Johnson Thomas, solicitor Bertin & Lepori, r. Oak- land Johnson Thomas, teamster, r. 1631 Hyde Johnson Thomas, musician, r. 219 Minna Johnson U. F.. carrier Call, r. 120 Turk Johnson Victor, seaman, r. 319 Harrison Johnson Victor, tanner Anton Krieg, r. San Bruno House Johnson W., tinsmith Henry C. Langrehr & Co.. r. cor Railroad Av and Manitoba Johnson W. C. with Mrs. Margaret Johnson, r. 990 Folsom Johnson Walter, tinsmith, r. Turk St. Hotel Johnson Walter J., clerk, r. S s Elizabeth.bet Noe and Sanchez Johnson Walter T., waiter, r. 257 Minna Johnson William, artist, r. 4(5 Fourth Johnson William, barber, r. 116 Gilbert Johnson William, bartender, r. 819 Battery Johnson William, blacksmith M. EitzmuUer, r. 44 South Park Johnson William, butcher Merry, Faull & Co., r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore Johnson William, clerk Charles Newman, 1017 Bat- tery Johnson William, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r.cor Kentucky and Nevada Johnson William, compositor Pacific Methodist, r. 7 Mint Av Johnson William, hostler G. R. Ronan, r. 1533 Polk Johnson William, laborer, r. 227 Harrison Johnson William, laborer, r. 213 Folsom, rear Johnson William, laborer, r. 1313 Montgomery Johnson William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor Shasta and Maryland Johnson William, laborer Matthew Turner, r. 48 Louisa Johnson William, liquor saloon, 213 Pacific Johnson William, longshoreman, r. 441 Jessie Johnson William, messenger Anglo-Calif omian Bank, r. 434 Union Johnson William, nurseryman, r, 519 Sacramento Johnson William, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 644 Bryant Johnson William, proptr Coasting House. 138-140 Fol- som Johnson William, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Johnson William, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Johnson William, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. Consti- tution House Johnson William, sticker, r. 618 Fourth Johnson William, stockbroker, r. 25 Dupont Johnson William A., tinner, r. 214 Linden Av Johnson William B., bookkeeper, r. Brooklyn Hotel Johnson William C, compositor, r. 714 Howard Johnson William C, local agent Western Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of California, r. 803 Grove Johnson William C, machinist, r. 931 Eighteenth Johnson William C., porter Jones & Co., r. SW cor Oak and Webster Johnson William F., carrier Post, r. 114 J4 Turk, rear Johnson William H., news agent, r. NW cor Nine- teenth and Guerrero Johnson William H.. porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r^28 Bryant ~ physician and stirge on, office restaurant, 24 Howard, r. cor Johnson William H and r. 48 Fourth Johnson William H Sutter and Laguna Johnson William J., painter, r. 612 McAllister Johnson William M. , carpenter, r. 322 Clementina Johnson William N., attorney at law, 519 Montgom- ery, room 4, r. 1733 Broadway Johnson William P., clerk Cal. Pai)er Co., r. 712 Pine Johnson William P., copyist, r. 132 Ferin Av Johnson William B., waiter What Cheer House, 629 Sacramento Johnson William S., waybill clerk Wells, Fargo &Co'8 Express, r. 1521 California Johnson William 8., driver City RR., r. 101 Fifteenth Johnson William 8., house painter, r. 5l4 Steven- son Johnson W. R. A., purchasing agent P. M. SS. Co., r. 2510 Fillmore Johnson k Larsen (George Johnson and John Larsen) liquor saloon, 329 Third Johnson & Schule (Frederick Johnson and Frederick A. Schule) mnfrs harness ornaments, badges, etc., 5 Post t^" Johnson. See Jansen, Janssen, Janson and Jen- sen Johnson's Building, 120 Sutter Johnston Albert, captain tugboat Katy Johnston Alexander (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. New York Johnston A. N., conductor Market St. BR., r. 530)4 Valencia Johnston Andrew, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av Johnston Antone, deckhand C. P. RR. etmr Transit, r. Oakland Johnston Arthur, journalist, r. 513 3j Valencia Johnston A. W., r. Ahlborn House Johnston Charles, draftsman Union Iron Works, r. 759 Market Johnston Charles, third officer P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 808 Mission Johnston Charles G., r. 121 Capp Johnston Charles G. Jr., deputy Coroner, office 731 Mission, r. 781 Mission Johnston Charles H. C, stevedore, r. 22 Glover Johnston Clara M. Miss, aEsistant Valencia St. Pri- mary School, r. 121 Capp Johnston Daniel, butcher, r. 815 Stockton Johnston Daniel, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 224 McAllister Johnston David, cabinetmaker, r. 107 Grove Joljnston D. N., assistant bookkeeper Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. 226 Stockton Johnston Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa Johnston Edward, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 224 McAllister, rear Johnston Elizabeth, widow, r. 152 Ninth Johnston Ellen Mrs., r. 9 South Park Johnston Eugene W., carriagemaker William Wertsch, r. 31 Eddy Johnston Frank, extraman Engine No. 9, 8. F. F. D.. r. 320 Main Johnston Frank H., first officer P. M. SS. City of New York, r. 1306 Folsom LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY CtOOD IfVORK. 1.01V PRICES. OFFICE, 9*ti 9IABKET STREET. JOH 597 JON JoboBton Oeorge A., clerk Raymond & Wilshire, r. 1626 Clay JoUnston George A., driver City RR., r. 136 Julian Av Johnston George B., clerk Buxton & Co., r. 212 Sixth Johnston George P., exchange editor Examiner, r. 822 Lombard Johnston Henry, cutter Cabn, Nickelsburg k, Co., r. 107 Grove -Johnston Henry H., salesman Anderson jc Co., r. 906 Market Johnston Henry J., broker, r. 646 Washington Johnston Hermann, Insurance, r. 100 Mc.\llister Johnston Isabella, widow, r. 1711 Market Johnston Isaiah D., tanner John Counihan & Son, r. N s Santa Clara, bet Connecticut and Arkansas Johnston J., laborer Dickie Brothers Johnston James, carpenter, r. 2825 Clay Johnston James, machinist, r. 152 Ninth Johnston James, teamster, r. 530 Natoma Johnston James, tinsmith W. Douglas, r. 251 Jessie Johnston James A., clerk, r. 1609 O'Farrell Johnston James A., hatter Martin Meussdorffer, r. 738 Broadway Johnston James A., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. Oakland Johnston James B., cook, r. 280 Jessie Johnston James D., general agent, r. N s Santa Clara, bet Connecticut and Missouri Johnston Jane Miss, r. 1332 Broadway Johnston Jennie Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Primary School, r. 121 Capp Johnston Jeremiah, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. Oakland Johnston J. M., carpenter Enterprise Mill and Build- ing Co., r. Oakland Johnston John, baker P. C. SS. George W. Elder Johnston John, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor Kentucky and Nevada Johnston John, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1835 O'Far- rell Johnston John, seaman, r. 12 Washington Johnston John, seaman, r. 557 Fourth Johnston John A., baker, r. 506 Linden Av Johnston John P. (Bradley & Johnston) r. 1910 Polk Johnston Joseph, brass finisher, r. 308 Beale Johnston Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra Johnston Joseph, painter, r. 22 Fifth Johnston Joseph F., carpenter, r. 1134 Valencia Johnston Louis W., captain bark San Luis, r. 814 Val- encia Johnston Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 530 Natoma Johnston Magnus, mate schr Falcon, r. 39 Pacific Johnston Margaret, widow, r. 417 Filbert Johnston Martha, widow, r. 112 Turk Johnston Mitchell, oiler O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r. 637 Stevenson Johnston Patrick, molder, r. 413 Second Johnston Patrick J., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 2008 Larliin Johnston Peter, seaman, r. 12 Washington Johnston Richard T., photographer, r. 107 Grove Johnston Rii A., hostler, r. 185 Stevenson Johnston Robert, captain schr Stranger, r. 34 Zoe Johnston Robert, machinist, r. 1717 Larkin Johnston Robert G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 505 Mason Johnston Samuel B., clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 1418 Clay Johnston T., laborer Dickie Bros. Johnston Thomas, hatter, r. 720 Mission Johnston Thomas J. P., pressman Cubery & Co., r. 15 Otis PI -Johnston Tltomas W. , secretary Sonoma Valley Railroad Co., 430 Montgomery, r. 214 Powell Johnston William, r. 15 Bernard Johnston William, seaman, r. 321 Davis Johnston William, seaman P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 612 Buchanan Johnston William, stonecutter, r. 503 Ji Natoma Johnston William, tinsmith, r. 529 Sacramento JToIinston William D., AI. D., assayer, chem- ist and professor chemistry and toxicology Cooper Medical College, office 113 Leidesdorlf, r. 1510 Golden Gate Av Johnston William H., carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 630 Webster Johnston William R., optician, r. 107 Grove Johnston W. J., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. East Oakland Johnstone Arthur, physician, office 142 M Fourth Johnstone C, fireman American Sugar Refinery Johnstone Charles H., oysterman Morgan & Oo., r. 720 Third Johnstone D. 0. Mrs., widow, r. 615 Fulton Johnstone Ezra McD., agent Renton Coal Co., ME cor Mason and Geary Johnstone M. A. Mrs., compositor Bulletin, r. 319 Tay- lor Johnstone Mary, widow, r. NW cor Greenwich and Pierce Johnstone Neil, carpenter, r. 32 Sixth Johnstone Samuel, ticket agent S. P. RR., Valencia St. Station, r. 1326 Valencia Johnstone Selina. widow. furnished rooms, 236 HSixth Johnstone Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1757 Ellis Johnstone Thomas C, painter, and extraman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 319 Taylor Johnstone William, cashier Antisell Piano Co., r. 940 Capp tff" Johnstone. See Johnson and Johnston Joice Charles H., sign painter, r. 26 Nevada Joice Erastus V., notary public and commis- sioner of deeds for all States and Territories, 6 Merchants' Exchange, r. 807 Stockton Joice James E., plumber, r. 26 Nevada Joice Martin, painter, r. 26 Nevada Joice Sarah, widow, r. 26 Nevada 8^" Joice. See Joyce Joinct Alexander, locksmith, r. 618 California Joinct Francis G., blacksmith C. Daclin & Son, r. 618 California Joinct Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 618 California Joinct Victor A., machinist, 510 Commercial, r. 618 California Joiner John C, teamster, r. 715 Natoma Joiner John J., engraver, 33 Kearny, r. 220 Dorland Joiner Patrick, laborer, r. 459 Minna Joiski Adam, blacksmith, r. 109 Clay Joisson Adolph, bartender T. F. A. Obermeyer, r. 438 }« Clementina Jola D., waiter Ferdinand Koenlg, 628 Pacific Jolliffe William H., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 1226 Pine Jolly Charles, cook, r. Empire Lodgings Jolly Julia, widow, r. 1002 Pacific Jonas Alfred (Mantz & Jonas) r. 212 Franklin Jonas Bernhard, tailor, r. 407 Bush Jonas Charles, cook, r. 409 J^ Branuan Jonas Emanuel, butcher, r. 1008 Clay Jonas Louis, driver, r. 1006 Union Jonas Nathan, auctioneer,434 Kearny, r. 560)4 Natoma Jonas R., r. 1008 Clay Jonas Simon, r. 2121 Mission 8^" J onas . See J ones Jonasen Charles, r. 127 Jackson Jones Agnes Mrs., r. 410 Hyde Jones Albert, laborer Cal. Glass Works Jones Albert W., tanner S. Bloom, r. 1027 Alabama Jones Alexander D.. student, r. 23 John Jones Alfred, confectioner M. A. Mercer, 518 Kearny Jones Ann, widow, r. 1002 Natoma Jones Arthur C, butler, SW cor Gough and Sutter Jones Augustus, compositor Chronicle, r. 407 Minna Jones Austin, car driver, r. 1601 Eddy Jones Bartlett F., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1214 Pacific Jones Bernard, seaman, r. 100 5i Jackson Jones B. J., driver Market St. BR. Jones Cabell H., manager twist room, Seal Rock To- bacco Co., r. 303 Jones Jones Caleb, laborer Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 168 Perry Jones Caroline Miss, r. 547 Stevenson Jones Charles, barber F. Rosener, r. Uii Van Ness Av Jones Charles, employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 168 Perry Jones Charles, mining, 302 Montgomery, room 5,r. 530 Montgomery Av Jones Charles, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Geor- gia, bet Shasta and Sierra Jones Charles, whipmaker Main & Winchester, r. 345 Fremont Jones Charles A. (McAlester & Jones) r. 817 Grove Jones Charles A. (Preble & Jones) r. 2212 Webster Jones Charles A., cook C. & F. Kriickel,r. 409)4 Bran- nan Jones Charles C, mines and mining, 202 Sacramento, r. 501 Geary INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 Martet SL IT C'KliEY. NPIEBS IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. JON 599 JON Jones John, waiter, r. 107 Natoina Jones John A., machinist, r. 524 Fifteenth Jones John A., manager insurance dept Falkner, Bell & Co., r. East Oakland Jones John A., second assistant engineer P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 8U Nineteenth Jones JohnB., conductor Cal. St. KR., r. 1434 Cali- fornia Jones John B., messenger treasurer's office C. F. BB., r. Brunswick House Jones John B., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 230 Green Jones John C, boxmaker, r. 328 Third, rear Jones John C, carriagesmlth A. Folsom, r. 142 Eley- enth Jones John D. (A. F. Evans & Co.) r. 223 Eleventh Jones John D., handsider U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 13 Page Jones John F., barber, r. 780 Harrison Jones John F., shipwright, r. 43 Tehama Jones John H., bookkeeper, r. 613 Mission Jones John H., butcher, r. 864 Mission Jones John H., engineer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin Jones John L. (Bullock & Jones) r. Palace Hotel Jones John L., laborer, r. 124 San Jose Av Jones John L., teamster Dore & Co., r. 920 Harrison Jones John P., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1310 Kearny Jones John B., cashier Thomas Price, r. 1919 Taylor Jones John T., dockhand C. P. HR. Ferry Wharf, r. 609 H Howard Jones John W., with Cal. Electrical Works, r. 721 Webster Jones John W. Mrs. widow, r. Ill Turk Jones Jonathan H., milkman, r. N s Twenty-eighth, bet Dolores and Guerrero Jones Joseph, r. 16 Clarence PI Jones Joseph, r. 1045 Folsom Jones Joseph, boilermaker helper, r. 1106 Alabama Jones Joseph, clerk William A. H. Godfrey, r. 19 Sher- wood PI Jones Joseph, cook P. C. SS. Yaquina Jones Joseph D., bricklayer, r. 808 Filbert Jones Joseph H. (Jones & Norwood) r. 405 Sutter Jones Joseph E., salesman Kast & Co., r. 961 Mission Jones Josephine, widow, r. 12 Ritch Jones Leon E. , toll collector Washington St. Wharf, r. 1569^ Market Jones Librada L., r. 2417 Sacramento Jones Lizzie Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros, r. 864 Mission Jones Louis M., clerk stationery dept Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 1002 Natoma Jones Mamie Miss, r. 1106 Alabama Jones Manuel, seaman, r. 409 Pacific Jones Margaret J. Mrs., r. 1820 Washington Jones Marshall F., salesman Keane Bros., 845 Mission Jones Martin, mining superintendent, r. 1763 How- ard Jones Mary, widow, r. 818 Sutter Jones Mary D., widow, r. 509 Powell Jones Mary E., widow, r. 1920 Broadway Jones Maurice, waiter, r. 119 William Jones Menzo A., clerk, r. E s Mission, opp Twenty- ninth Jones M. H. Miss, artist, 105 St. Ann's Building Jones Michael P. (Jones & Co.) r. 1121 Pine Jones M. P., waiter Cal. 8. N. stmr Mary Garratt Jones M. V. Mrs., furnished rooms, 430 Geary Jones Nathan, cooper, r. 112 Jackson Jones Grin (Jones & Bryant) r. 503 Post Jones Oscar B., clerk Jones & Norwood, r. 405 Sutter Jones Ottiwell W., carpenter Thomas Jones, r. 1018 Clay Jones Owen, janitor Appraisers' Building, r. 129 Chestnut Jones Patrick H., calker, and foreman Hose No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 1831 O'Farrell Jones Paul A., barber, 649 Mission Jones Peter L. (Langley & Jones) r. 920 Montgomery Jones Philip, news agent S. P. BR., r. 655 Washington Jones Philip D., seaman, r. 230 Minna Jones R. Rev., clergyman, r. Dominican Monastery Jones Rebecca, widow, r. 23 John Jones Richard, fireman stmr Mary D. Hume, r. 124 Howard Jones Richard, laborer, r. 346 Fourth Jones Richard, puddler Pac. Boiling Mills, r. Sierra, nr Louisiana Jones Bichard M., student Pac. Business College, r. Occidental Hotel Jones Bichard W., miner, r. Commercial Hotel Jones B. L. Mrs., dressmaker, 961 Howard Jones Robert, butcher William Westerfeld, r. 869 Market Jones Robert, captain schr Agnes Jones Jones Robert, carpenter, 1109 Market, r. 411 Powell Jones Robert, hostler James Tomkinson, r. 57 Minna Jones, Robinson & Co. (Thomas H. Jones and George M. Robinson) proprietors The Elite Photograph Studio, 83rt Market Jones 8. Mrs., widow, r. 418 Capp Jones S. A. Douglas, traveling salesman Edward T. Allen, r. 101 Hartford Jones Samuel, laborer, r. 1 Eddy Jones Samuel D. , traveling salesman Feigenbaum k Co., r. Alameda Jones Sanford, clerk Henry S. Jones, r. 126 Golden Gate Av Jones Sarah J. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, r. 101 Hartford Jones Seneca, patternmaker, r. 101 Hartford Jones Seward G., clerk Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r. 436 Bush Jones Sidney C, clerk George C. Thompson, r. 923H Filbert Jones Simon, peddler, r. 2121 Mission Jones Simon L. (S. L. Jones & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Jones S. Ii. & Co. (Simon L. and Everitt D. Jones) auctioneers and commission merchants, 207-209 California Jones Squire, waiter George W. Hildreth, r. 45 Second Jones Stephen, r. 617 Mission Jones Stephen E., clerk T. J. Bass & Co., r. 1109 Post Jones Surry R., shorthand reporter H. A. Jones, r. 721 Webster Jones Sylvester A., foreman Vanity Fair and Oolden Era, r. 217 Seventh Jones Thaddeus, pile driver, r. 212 Steuart Jones Theophilus J. P., seaman, r. 913 Montgomery Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. 319 Langton Jones Thomas, carpenter, 1120 Taylor, r. 1108 Clay Jones Thomas, cook, r. 1938 Mission Jones Thomas, cutter Rosenthal, Fedei & Co., r. Berkeley Jones Thom'as, deck hand P. C. SS. Queen of the Pa- cific, r. 16 Clarence PI Jones Thomas, fourth officer 0. and O. SS. Arabic Jones Thomas, gardener Lloyd Tevis, 1316 Taylor Jones Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Min- nesota, bet Solano and Mariposa Jones Thomas, helper George Crowley, r. S e Ala- bama, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh Jones Thomas, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, r. 334 Shipley Jones Thomas, salesman L. & A. Crocker, r. cor Illi- nois and Twentieth Jones Thomas, whitener, r. 1002 Natoma Jones Thomas A., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. 10 Cleaveland Jones Thomas D., carpenter Thomas Jones, r. 1108 Clay Jones Thomas E., engineer, r. 1207 Lyon Jones Thomas H. (Jones, Robinson & Co.) r. 2221 Webster Jones Thomas H., calker, r. 1831 O'Farrell Jones Thomas H., soldier, r. Greenwich, bet Scott and Devisadero r. 35 Pleasant painter, r. 533 Commercial painter and whitener, r. 590 Steven- r. 734 Green bookkeeper Pac. Mnfg Co., r. 629 Jones Thomas L. Jones Thomas P. Jones Thomas S., son Jones Thomas W, Jones Walter B. Mission Jones Walter C, r. 924 Ho^^ard Jones Webster (Jones & Co.) r. 1121 Pine Jones William, r. 522 Jones Jones William, calker, r. 218 Bitch Jones William, canmaker Standard Packing Co. Jones William, carpenter, r. Merrimac, bet Kentucky and Illinois Jones William, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Illinois, nr Butte Jones William laborer, r. 325 Filbert Jones William, physician, 155 New Montgomery, r. 1136 Guerrero Jones William, saloon waiter P. M. SS. Colima Jones William, seedsman E. J. Bowen. r. 35 Pleasant Jones William, tanner, r. 1027 Alabama TRUMAN. ISHAM & CO., 509. 5 I I S01.E ACENTS FOR Market St. Dedericrs Periienial HAY PRESSES MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: 133 Mp««r Htre«t. JON 600 JOE Jones William, teamster Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 2 Potter Jones William A., office 330 Pine, room 7. r. 129 Chest- nut Jones IVilliam A., Major U. S. A., Engineer Of- ficer, Division of the Pacific, Department of Cali- fornia, Presidib Reservation Jones William A;, salesman, r. 1523^ Ellis Jones William A., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 793 Mission Jones William O., carpet layer J. Spauldlng & Co., r. 833 Howard Jones William E., carriage painter T. D. S. Lamar, r. 811 Nineteenth Jones William F.. tinsmith, r. 325 Filbert Jones William G., liquor ealoou, SE cor Mission and Seventh, r. 121 Seventh Jones William H., butcher, r. 864 Mission Jones William H., jeweler Alfred Tuckey, r. 1108 Clay Jones William H., molder Pacific Iron Works, r. 58 Crocker Jones William H., tinsmith, r. 522 Geary Jones William L., clerk C. P. RR., r. 148 Sixth Jones William L., oiler P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 100 )i Jackson Jones William R., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service, r. 615 Eighteenth Jones William S., car painter Market St. RR., r. 1112 Steiner Jones William S., detective, r. 716 Turk Jenes William W., salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 1807 Steiner Jones Winfield S., secretary Security Savings Bank, 215 Sansome, r. 609 Sutter Jones Witcher, superintendent Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 305 Jones Jones & Bryant (Orin Jones and George Bryant) shoe mnfrs, 769 Market Jones Kl,ITeBED. OFFICE, «4H HAKKET STREET. JOB 601 JOU Sac- Jorgensen Metta M. Miss, r. 316 Sixth Jorgensen Nels P., master mariner, r. 19 Guy PI Jorgensen Ole. mate stmr Petaluma, r. Oakland Jorgensen Olof C, mate schr Phoebe Fay, r. 26 ramento Jorgensen Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Jorgensen Peter, photographer, r. 640 Mission Jorgensen Peter, varnisher W. H. Porter, r. 624 Fourth Jorgensen Waldeinar, seaman, r. 262 East AT" Jorgensen. See Jurgensen and Jurgenson Jorks Carl, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Jorll Annie, r. 34 Fourth Jorres Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie Jorres William. carpenter, r.S s Merrimac, bet Illinois and Kentucky Jors Fritz, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228 Kearny Jorss Augusta Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum Jorss Edward C, machinist, r. 168 Silver Jory Brothers (John, William J., Joseph H. and William E.) mnfrs ladies' shoes, 224 Fell Jory E. K. Mrs., widow, r. 939 Market Jory Frederick R., clerk William A. Searles, r. 939 Market Jory Herbert, butler F. L. Barreda, 2121 Buchanan Jory John (Jory Brothers) r. 214 Fell Jory John, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 540 Howard Jory Joseph H. (Jory Brothers) r. 216 Fell Jory William E. (Jory Brothers) r. 214 Fell Jory William J. (Jory Brothers) r. 216 Fell Joseph Adele Mme., dress maker, r. 402 Sutter Joseph Alfred H., watchman, r. 419 Union Joseph Angel, crockery, 929 Market, r. 38 Morris Av Joseph Benjamin, peddler, r. 529 Green Joseph Bernhard, salesman M. Goldstoue, r. S s Sut- ter, bet Scott and Devisadero Joaepli Brothers (Isaac, Harris and Louis) cloth- ing and gent's furnishing goods, SW cor Pine and Montgomery Joseph Charles, importer boots and shoes, 32 Kearny, r. 30 Kearny Joseph Charles A., salesman Louis Kalisky, r. 745 Howard Joseph Clement, pantryman Marchand's Restaurant, r. 817 Montgomery Joseph Frank, laborer, r. 117 Jackson Joseph Franz, laborer, r. 407 Pacific Joseph George, steward, r. 901 Sutter Joseph Harris (Joseph Brothers) r. 1832 Bush Joseph Henry F., clerk general freight oflSce C. P. RR.. r. 2931 Clay Joseph Henry V., laborer McKenna & Greany, r. 113 Welsh Joseph Hiram, furniture dealer, r. 1916 Jessie Joseph Isaac (Joseph Brothers) r. 821 Post Joseph Isaac, barber, 265 East. r. 632 Fulton Joseph Isaac, peddler, r. 1414 Howard Joseph Isaac, tailor, 529 Green Joseph Isidor, clerk Ackerman. Block & Co., r. 1414 Howard Joseph J. & Co. (Jacob Joseph) cigar dealers, 315 Bat- rery Joseph Jacob (J. Joseph & Co.) r. 607 Ellis Joseph Jacob (Jacob Joseph & Co.) r. 532 O'Farrell Joseph Jacob & Co. (Jacob Joseph and Charles Stoeck- el) butchers, 1 New Metropolitan Market Joseph James L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex- press, r. San Rafael Joseph Jesse, clerk M. Ehrman k Co., r. Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero Joseph Joseph, clerk, r. 206 Keamy Joseph Joseph, entry clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 821 Post Joseph Joseph, expressman, cor Pine and Sansome, r. 515 Linden Av Joseph Joseph, merchant, r. 316 O'Farrell Joseph Joseph, salesman Isaac Levy, r. Commercial Hotel Joseph Julius, tailor, r. 30 Moss Joseph Lawrence, seaman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. East Oakland Joseph Levy, painter, r. 347 Third Joseph Louis (Joseph Brothers) r. 1834 Bush Joseph M., longshoreman, r. 305 Davis Joseph Manuel, laborer, r. 622 Green Joseph Marcellin, laborer, r. 439 Clementina Joseph Michael J., salesman A. J. Brandensteln Co., r. 400 Geary & Joseph M. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 400 Geary Joseph Nathan, mnfrs' agent, 641 Clay, r. 128 Golden Gate Av Joseph Pauline, widow, r. 30 Moss Joseph Peter, salesman David Samuels, r. 1604 Geary Joseph Samuel, bookkeeper Brauuschweiger & Bum- sted, r. Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero Joseph Samuel, cigarmaker, r. 30 Moss Joseph Sarah N. Mrs., assistant Rincon Grammar School, r. Marlborough House Joseph William, foreman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. Ahl- born House Joseph William, trunkmaker, r. 1916 Jessie Joseph William B., oiler Golden Age Mill Co., r. 908 Sansome Joseph William P., bookkeeper F. W. Spencer & Co., r. Metropolitan Temple Josephi David E. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 1317 Gough Josephi John, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder Josephi Robert, r. 1037 Mission Josephi William M., clerk paper division Post Office, r. 26 Turk Josephs Frank, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Apache Josephs James, musical instrumentmaker, r. 1412 Kearny Josephs John, r. 1412 Kearny Josephs Lizar, r. 1508 Powell Josephs Margaret, widow, r. SW cor Army and Ber- nal Josephs Peter, builder, r. 1412 Kearny Josephs Peter A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1412 Kearny Josephson Bertha, widow, r.,504 Hayes. Josephson F. Miss, r. 504 Hayes Josephson Myer, bookkeeper, r. 504 Hayes Josich Charles (Josich & Bigovich) r. 212 Brannan Josich & Bigovich(Charles Josich and John Bigovich) coffee saloon, 212 Brannan Joslin Charles A., booUuaker, r. 264 Minna Joslin Jason W., shoer^ker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 116 Lily Av Joslyn Charles S., purser, r. 2054^ Mission Josselyn Benjamin F., physician, ofiice 115 Kearny, r. 929 McAllister Josselyn Charles (G. M. Josselyn & Co.) r. 705 Bush Josselyn Charles H., packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 546 M Bryant Josselyn George D., house painter, r. Es Chattanooga, nr Twenty-third Josselyn George M. (G. M. Josselyn k Co.) r. San Ra- fael Josselyn G. M. & Co. (George M. and Charles Josselynj ship chandlers, 38-40 Market Josselyn Joseph B., carpenter, r. 448J^ Third Josselyn Joseph H., physician, office 226 Sutter, r. 10U2 Geary Josselyn Joel S., r. 931 McAllister Josselyn Lucia M., widow, r. E s Chattanooga, nr Twenty-third Josselyn William C, tailor, r. 9 Geary Josset Joseph, teacher French, r. 1114 Stockton Jost Adolph P., cook, r. 194 Lombard Jost Benjamin, cook, r. 1067 Howard Jost Charles (Jost & Adler) r. 1108 Post Jost Charles Jr., bookkeeper Jost & Adler, r. 1108 Post Jost Edward N., bookkeeper Herman Brand, r. 1516 Powell, rear Jost Frederick, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 431 Hayes Jost Fritz, porter Julius Gruen, r. 521 Minna Jost Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1108 Post Jost Peter, milk depot and dairy produce, 431 Hayes Jost William R., clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 1108 Post Jost & Acller (Charles Jost and Aaron A. Adler) proprietors California Distillery (Autioch) office 321 Battery t^ Jost. See Joost and Tost Josue Arthur, brewer National Brewery, r. 8E cor Pul- ton and Webster Jouaneau Jules, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery Joubert Henry, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Joubert Pierre, laundry, 430 Valencia Jouett Cavelier H., collector Dunsmuir, Dlggle & Co., r. 216 Powell Joullin Amedee, artist, 619 Montgomery, r. 409 Sutter Joullin Etienne. French laundry, 409 Sutter Joumier Gustave, laborer, r. 39 Welsh G.W.CLARK 8t CO-^KISSilfP 645 MARKET ST. HINCKLEY.SPIERS & MyES,'''^T,rnJ^rZcZt^^'^'*ii\V'--' "*— DEANK STEAJH PtTXlPS. JOU 602 JUL Jonrdaln Adolph, restaurant, 814 Montgomery Jourdan William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 631 Howard Jourden John P., secretary Board Port Wardens, 525 Front, r. 2525 Howard Jourden Joseph W., clerk, r. 609 Bryant B^ Jourden. See Jordan Journal P., Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post Journal Publisliing Co., office 414 Clay Journeymen Bookbinders' Association, 861 Market Journeymen Shipwrights' Asseciation, 71 New Mont- gomery Jousset Eugene, machinist Thomson & Eyans, r. 627 Post Jonvenal Hugo, salesman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 725 Bryant Jovovich Andrew, bartender, r. 100 Jackson Jovovich John, r. porter. 1 Eddy Jovovich Liazar, coffee saloon, NW cor Jackson and Drumm, r. 908 Clay Jovovich Vlado, Servian-Montenegran Ben. Soc, 10 California Joy Charles C, painter, r. 9.30 Folsom Joy Edward, laborer, r. 37 White PI Joy Edwin F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1014 Jackson Joy Eld-win W., druggist and apothecary, NE cor Post and Mason, r. 32 Ellis Joy John, laborer, r. 29 White PI Joy John A., longshoreman, r. 227 Harrison Joy M. A. Mrs. , widow, furnished rooms, 1037 Mission Joy Margaret, widow, r. 37 White PI Joy Bichard, seaman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Joy Sarah, widow, r. 930 Folsom Joy William B;', bookkeeper Packers' Exchange, r. 411 Sansome Joy William J. B., musician, r. 23 Nevada Joy William S., captain stmr Tulare, r. 1061 Mission Joyce Edmond, livery stable, 721 Valencia Joyce Elizabeth Mrs., r. 251 Clara Joyce Frederick B., r. 717 Bryant Joyce Gussie M. Miss, r. 2134 Howard Joyce James, laborer, r. 2 Himmelmann PI Joyce John, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis Joyce Joseph, teamster, r. 869 Market Joyce Maria, widow, r. 75 Jessie Joyce Martin, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 614 Sutter Joyce Martin E., painter Mrs. Daniel Lydon, r. 26 Nevada Joyce Nora, domestic 1613 Fillmore Joyce Michael, teamster, r. 458 (546) Tehama Joyce Patrick B., physician and surgeon, 630 Howard Joyce Peter, bartender, r. 921 Howard Joyce Peter J., crockery, 115 Sixth Joyce Winnie Miss, domestic 1103 Bush SST' Joyce. See Joice Joyes James, proptr New York Dry Hop Yeast Co., 1108 Market, r. 509 Powell Joyner Frederick, gilder R R. Leon, r. 30}^ Rausch Juarez Cadelaria, widow, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear Jubb Thomas C, painter Thomas Downing, r. Oak- land Juchter Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SW cor Santa Clara and Vermont Jndati Henry R. , assistant passenger and ticket agent S.P. BR. (northern division) NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 33, r. San Mateo Judd Charles M., carpenter, 1210 Polk, r. 1325 Polk Judd Edward D., clerk Pac. Iron Works, r. 708 McAl- lister Judd Garrltt P., tinsmith, r. 731 Geary Judd G. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 731 Geary Judd Gustave, laborer C. P. RR. Judd John F. Mrs., r. 20 Montgomery Judd Lizzie G.Richmond Mrs. (Mrs. L. G. Richmond k Son) r. The Baldwin Judd Norris A. (D. Hicks & Co.) r. The Baldwin Judd Susan, widow, r. 708 McAllister Judd Thomas H., shipping clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., 708 McAllistt^r Judd William, bartender, r. 427 Bush Judds August, laborer C. P. RR., r. 7 Crook Judds August H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Judell Herman L., traveling salesman Michalitscbke Bros. & Co., r. 1425 Howard Judge Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 128 Geary Judge Elizabeth, widow, r. 23 Twenty-second Judge Elizabeth, widow, r. 217 Hickory Av Judge George H., bartender Frank Garcia, r. 137 Mont- gomery Judge James, r. 217 Hickory Av Judge James, helper Emile Boesch, r. 211 J4 Turk Judge James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Judge James, longshoreman, r. 307 Bryant Judge John, policeman, r. 217 Post Judge John, teamster, r. 1581 Turk Judge John P., bricklayer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. £ b Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra Judge Katie E. Miss, cloakmuker, r. 23 Twenty-second Judge Mary A. Miss, cloakmaker, r.23 Twenty-second Judge Owen J., butcher, r. 23 Twenty-second Judge Patrick, liquor saloon, 204 First JnAge Police Court, chambers old City Hall, first floor Judge Police Court No. 2, chambers old City Hall, first floor Judge Rose A. Miss, cloakmaker, r. 23 Twenty-second Judge Superior Court, Departments 1, 2 and 5 chambers new City Hall, third floor ; Nos. 3, 4, 6, 7.8,9 and 10 seuond floor ; Nos. 11 and 12, old City Hall, second floor Judge Terrence, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works Judge Thomas, bricklayer, r. 28 Gilbert Judge V. S. Circuit Court (Ninth) chambers U. S. Appraisers' Building Judge V. S. District Court, chambers tJ. S. Ap- praisers' Building Judge William, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Amador, r. Oakland Judges Supreme CAurt (State) chambers 106 Stockton Judkins Charles H. baker, r. 2101 Mission Judkins Edwin H., stoves and tinware, 2101 Mission, r. 610 M Nineteenth Judkins Mary, widow, r. 610k Nineteenth Judkins Stanly L., conductor Central RR., r. 863X Market Jndson A., mining secretary, 320 Sansome, room 52, r. 2305 Devisadero Judson Egbert (S. F. Candle Co., and Judson & Shepard) and president Judson Manufacturing Co., office 204 Front, r. West Berkeley Judson George G., watchman P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 127 Jackson Judson Julia, domestic 1001 Caiifornia JDDSON MANDFACTUEING CO, ««..« Judson president, CUarles S. Chamber- lain manager, John Finn assistant manager, -works Oakland, office and salesrooms 329 Market Judson Russell H., apothecary Wakelee jc Co., r. 2306 Devisadero Judson Thomas R., policeman, r. 207 Fair Oaks Judson W. R., clerk A. Judson, r. 2305 Devisadero Judson & Shepard (Egbert Judson and J. L. N. Shepard) proprietors S. F. Chemical Works and Sulphur Powder Mill (West Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal) office 402 Front Judy Jacob, barber Harris Bernard, r. 366 Natoma Juehter Arnd H., r. 666 Bryant Juergensen Alma Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 908 M Post Juergensen Charles P.. upholsterer, r. 908 )i Post Juergensen Nis., cabinetmaker, r. 908 M Post Juergeusen Rose Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 908)4 Post Jugassovich Anton, restaurant, 106 Sixth, r. W s Ala- bama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Juhl Lauretz M., waiter, r. NE cor Green and Powell Juhle Ernestine Miss, r. 225 Sixth Juhler James M., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735 Brannan Juillerat Adolph, clerk A. E. Juillerat, r. 2418 Post Juillerat Adolph E., agent M. J. Paillard & iCo., 23 Dupont, r. 1011 J^i Pierce Jukes John, seaman, r. 2 Caroline PI Julckson Jurden, watchman, r. North Point, bet Polk and Larkin Julia Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Henry A. Charles secretary, 419 California, room 21 Julian Charles, fancy goods, 1329 Dupont Julian George N. (Ball & Julian) r. The Baldwin Julian Humphrey Mrs., widow, r. W s Folsom, nr Prospect H, B. H. Julian v., peddler, r. 1324 Natoma 07* Julian. See JuUian SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY Washing Called for and Delivered OFFICK. tia fiF.AKY .VT. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ""'^'**'- •»'-"- '^'•"•^ViL^u^eVsTrt.tVi™^'. street, corner Spear. JUL 603 KAH Jnlien Ambrolee, laborer, r. 515 Union Julig Leopold, macbioist, r. 636 Jessie Jullien J. J: Co. (Jules Jullieu and Penn Martin) ■wholesale liquors, 617 Pacific Jullien Jules (J. Jullien & Co.) r. 1214 Stockton a^ Jullien. See Julian Jumper George E., paper hanger, r. 2 Camp Junck Corflt, r. 1016 Clay Junck Diedricb, groceries and liquors, 1016 Clay Junction House, John Carson proptr, SW cor Mission Road and Onondago Av Jundt Charles, parcel clerk J. W. Davidson b Co., r. 513 Green-wich Jundt Rudolph, driver Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, r. 1612 West Mission Jung Henry, r. Oriental Hotel Jung Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 118 Gilbert Jung John C, housesmith and shuttermaker, 110 Main, r. 608 Powell Jung Leonie Mrs., proptr Oriental Hotel, 8W cor Washington and Drumm Jung Nicholas, tanner John Louis, r. NW cor Bemal and Preclta Av Jung Peter, r. 545 Stevenson my Jung. See Junge, Young and Yung Jungberg A., Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Jungblnt August (August Jungblut & Co.) r. 212 Gold- en Gate Av Jungblut August & Co. (Augiist Jungblut and Charles Traulsen) mnfrs billiard tables and materials, 10-12 Golden Gate Av Jnngbluth W. T., reporter Post, r. 210 Prospect PI Junge Albert, tanner Casper Becker, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and Sonoma Junge Henry, laborer, r. 86 Everett Junge Hans C., r. SE cor Harrison and Spear Junge Jacob, master mariner, r. Park Hotel Junge Julius W., cook Theodore W.Leydecker, r. NW cor Clay and Davis t^ Junge. See Jung, Young and Yung Junghaenel F. Ernst, modelmaker L. Peterson, r. 839 Broadwaj Jungk Jacob, baker J. Bertz, r. 112 Mason Juniel William, junk dealer, r. 20 Lafayette Junker August R., musician, r. 919 Union Junker Charles A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 312 Eighteenth Junker Charles D. butcher, 135-137 Gough Junker Frederick (Junker & Hagenkamp) r. 1618 Turk Junker Frederick, wholesale butcher. 1238-1240 Mar- ket, r. 917 Buchanan Junker Henry, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant Junker Louis (Junker & Ecks) r. 603 Fulton Junker R. A., S. F. Musical Fund Hoc, Arion Halle Junker & Ecks (Louis Junker and Henry Ecks) but- chers, NW cor Laguna and Fulton Junker * Hagenkamp (Frederick Junker and Adolph T. Hagenkamp Jr.) merchant tailors, 12 Phelan Building Junkins Charles K., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 1032 Twenty-fourth Junkins Orrln C, shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. 1032 Twenty-fourth Junson James H., janitor, r. 20 Berry Jupiter Mining Co. (Bodie) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11 Jurado Theresa G., widow, r. 1503 Dupont Jurado Thomas A., bartender James Godsil, r. 904 Market Juretich Steve, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom- ery Jurfensen John, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel Jurgeleit A., longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich, nr Sansome, rear Jurgens Anton, cigars and tobacco, 136 Second Jurgens Diedrich, porter M. k C. Mangels, r. 1622 De- vlsadero Jurgens John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Jurgens John D., mill hand Capitol Mills, r. Oak- land Jurgens Richard (Bose & Jurgens) r. 733 Brannan Jurgensen Hans P., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant Jurgensen Jens, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery Jurgensen Peter, cellarman S. Lachman & Co., r. 2105 Taylor •^ Jurgensen. See Jorgensen, and Juergensen Juri Eugenia Miss, r. 516 Lombard Juri Henry, clerk L. Juri & Co., r. 1902 Stockton Jnri It. 6i Co. (Luigi Juri and Samuel Neuen- scbwander) liquor saloon, SE cor Stockton and Vallejo Juri Luigi (L. Juri & Co.) r. 1902 Stockton t^ Juri. See Jury Jurs Peter C, foreman Davis Bros., r. 18 Johnson Av Jurss John, liquor saloon, 605 Davis, r. 19 Bannam PI Jury Henry, waiter, r. 4 Reed PI Jury Louise, widow, r. 218 Eighteenth Jury Thomas, r. Montgomery's Hotel Jury Walter E., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 110 Golden Gate Av [^" Jury. See Juri Just Henry, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 631 Sacra- mento Just Paul, driver Central RR., r. 207 Montgomery Av Justi August W., salesman, r. 3 Mary Lane Justi Chailes (Hlxson, Justi & Co.) r. 1003 Valencia Justi Thomas (P. Belando k Co.) r. 1208 Powell Justice Mining: Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) R. E. Kelly secretary, 419 California, rooms 1-2-3 Justices' Courts, City and County of San Fran- cisco, SE cor Kearny and Washington Jute Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert Jutrojlnsky Isidore, clerk Julius Korn, r. 629 Geary Juzlx Harry, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r. W s Church, bet Fourteenth and Ridley Juzix Leopold, cooper, 616 Battery, r. W e Church, bet Fourteenth and Ridley k: Kaoebovsky Mabt, domestic 2320 Clay Kach Benoit, gardener, r. 907 Pine Kadelburg Heinrich, actor, r. 821 Larkin Kaechele Michel (Kaechele k Roller) r. SE cor Fulton and Octavia Kaecliele & Roller (Michel Kaechele and Carl Roller) groceries and liquors, SE cor Fulton and Octavia Kaeding Charles V. B. (Liddle & Kaeding) r. 1408 Lea- venworth Kaelber William, barber John Stable, r. 2 Chatham PI i Kaelntz Emanuel (Kaelntz k Sperl) r. 270 Clementina j Kaeintz Frank, barber, r. 256 Stevenson Kaelntz Jacob, barber, r. 15 Stockton | Kaeintz k Sperl (Emanuel Kaeintz and Charles Sperl) | barbers and laundry office, 444 Third Kaempff Charles, clerk Philip, Speyer k Co., r. 1509 Larkin Kaempner W. H., Clgarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Kaen James K., boatman, r. 40 Clementina Kaen John F., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1 Hampton PI Kaen Thomas L., foreman machine shop S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 40 Clementina B^ Kaen. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kain and Kane Kaese W. H., clerk, r. Prescott House Kafka Annie, widow, varieties, 1918 Steiner Kafka Joseph, liquor dealer, r. 450 Jessie Kafka Simon (Brady & Kafka) r. 450 Jessie Kagi Tameya, artist, r. 116 Golden Gate Av Kabaler Ellen Miss, r. 606 Hayes Kaher Daniel, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor Mariposa and Arkansas Kahl Herman, butcher, r. 240 Sutter Kahle Frank, driver City RR. , r. 1328}^ Natoma Kahler Christopher, carpenter, r. 1831 Howard Kahler Henry, carpenter, r. 445 }4 Natoma, rear Kahler Henry S. (Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.) r. 1831 Howard Kahler Joseph, portrait artist, r. 302 Mason Kahler Lewis H. C, seaman, r. 503 Folsom BS" Kahler. See Kaler Kahlbtrom Carl M., r. 503 Mason Kahman August, clerk freight auditor C. P. KR., r. NW cor Scott and Pine Kahn Aaron, capitalist, r. 1204 Geary Kahn Aaron, clerk, r. 2463^ Fourth Kahn Aaron, night inspector Custom Houne, r. 113 Cedar Av Kalin Adolph J., druggist, 238 Kearny, r. 611 Pine Kahn Berthold, salesman Davis Bros., r. 633 Jessie Kahn, Brod Si Co. (Henry Kahn, Marcus Brod and Adolph Strassburger) optical and mathe- matical instruments, cutlery, etc., 335 Bush a M O O I t o o % » H at § P< H I I 32 © (X) © B 9. m r. o 9 »^ ft Ml P. BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHAM &, CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and OrchiHa Presses. JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. KAH 604 KAM Eabn Brothers & Co. (Jules and Charles Eahn, and A. Gombrich i Flls, Paris, France) Importers for- elgu dry and fancy goods, 25-27 Battery Eahn Charles (Kahn Brothers & Co.) r. Paris, France Eahn Eruestine, widow, fancy goods, 246 Ji Fourth Eahn Frederick, bookkeeper Bauer Bros, & Co., r. Oakland Eahn Harriet, wldovr, r. 611 Pine Eahn Henry (Eahn, Brod & Co.) r. 26)4 Eeamy Eahn Henry (Eahn Brothers & Co.) r. 311 Dupont Eahn Henry, jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 20 Rus- sell Eahn Herman, baker, r. 633 Jessie Eahn Hyman, porter Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 11 Bruce PI Eahn Jacob, fruit peddler, r. 20 Page Eahn Joseph (Porter, Slessinger & Co.) r. 1216 Oesry Eahn Joseph, bakery, confectionery and coffee saloon, 30 Sixth, r. 416 Minna Eahn Joseph, liquor saloon and bowling alley, 416 Pine, r. 1207 Jackson Eahn Joseph Jr., bartender Joseph Eahn, r. 1207 Jackson Eahn Jules (Eahn Brothers & Co.) r. 1418 Post Eahn Lambert, r. 314 Fulton Eahn Lazarus, r. 1204 Geary Eahn Leon (M. Gradwohl & Co.) r. 346 Grove Eahn Leopold, r. 821 Mission Eahn Louis, (Louis Kahn & Co.) r. 108 Twenty-fifth Eahn Louis, clerk, 211 Bruce PI Eahn Louis, mechanic Davis Bro8.,r. 633 Jessie Eahn Louis & Co. (Louis Eahn) cattle dealers, 46 Centre Market Eahn Maurice (Ij. Eaufman & Co.) r. 1008 Larkin Eahn Meyer, porter Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 11 Bruce PI Eahn Samuel (Westheimer & Eahn) r. 218 Stockton Eahn Samuel, merchant, r. 619 Larkin Eahn Samuel S., physician, office and r. 14 Dupont, rooms 17-19 Eahn Sarah Miss, florist, 716 Washington Eahn William, jeweler, r. 1207 Jackson l^f Eahn. See Cahea and Cahn Eahnweiler Jacob, traveling salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 705 Gough Eahrs Glaus, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 8>i Grand Av Eahrs Henrr (Eahrs & Hogref) r. 14 M Lewis Eahrs John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and Minna Eahrs & Hogref (Henry Eahrs and Fred Hogref) gro- ceries and liquors, NW cor Post and Taylor Eain Michael W., butcher, r. 18 Sanchez tS^ Eain. See Cain, Cane, Eahen and Eane Eaiser Christopher, shoemaker, r. 11 Bernard Eaiser Frederick, shoemaker, r. 521 Pacific Eaiser F. W., assistant Lincoln Evening School, r. 622 M Ellis Eaiser George (George Eaiser & Co.) r. 1120 Filbert Eaiser George, painter, r. 210 Montgomery Av Eaiser George & Co. (George Eaiser and Charles F. Wagner) butchers, 17-19 Cal. Market Eaiser George C, compositor, r. 2111 Jones Eaiser Gustav, shoemaker Michael Reubold, r. 11 Bernard Eaiser Henry, butcher, r. 1120 Filbert Eaiser John, cook, r. 1517 Dupont Eaiser John, dummy man Clay St. RR., r. 1 Lysett PI Eaiser Joseph, mechanic Will & Finck, r. Turk St. Hotel Eaiser Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1032 Market Eaiser Joseph, stone cutter, r. E s Central Av, bet Post and Sutter Eaiser Joseph, tailor, r. 6 Reed PI Eaiser Julius, cook Tivoli Opera House, r. 420 Grove Eaiser Easper, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commer- cial Eaiser Michel, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commer- cial Eaiser Nioklaus, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commer- cial Eaiser Peter, seaman O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla Eaiser Valentine, baker The Baldwin Kaiser William, merchant tailor, 335 Bush, r. 1209 Post By Eaiser. See Eayser, Eeyser and Eeiser Eaismer Carl, porter, r. 321 Dupont Eaissling Alexander A., pastry cook A. W. Wilson, r. 1 Quincy PI Ealaher Frank, waiter A.W. Manning, r. 709 Stockton Ealar F. W., advertising agent Haverly's California Theater, r. 314 Bush Ealb Peter J., driver Market St. RR., r. 1423 Valencia Ealben Edward, beerbottler, r. 101 Tehama Ealberla Conrad, maltster H. Zwieg, r. 610 Brannan Ealbfleisch Frederick, teamster, r. 1127 Golden Gate Av Ealbfleisch Henry, watchmaker, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Guerrero and Fair Oaks Ealer James, r. SW cor Jackson and Hyde Ealer Martha W. Mrs., confectionery, SW cor Jackson and Hyde BSr Ealer. See Eahler Ealey Anthony, brassmolder Franklin Brass and Iron Works, r. Berkeley Ealischer Julius L., mohel, office 108 Battery, r. 909 McAllister Ealischer Nathan, bookkeeper, r. 909 McAllister Ealish Max, purser, r. 114 Sbotwell Ealisher Edward (Steinberger&Ealisher) r. 807 Gold- en Gate Av Kalisher Edward D., grain commission mer- chant, office 24 Sansome, r. 807 Golden Gate Av Ealisher Frances Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram- mar School, r. 807 Golden Gate Av Ealisky Charles, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 109-111 Second, r. 330 Golden Gate Av Ealisky Louis, merchant tailor, 431 Montgomery, r. 109 O'Farrell Ealisky M. & S. (Morris and Samuel) cloths and tai- lors trimmings, 691 Market Ealisky Morris (M. & S. Ealisky) r. 131 Oak Ealisky Samuel (M. & S. Ealisky) r. 911 McAllister Ealkbrenner Emil, baker, r. 625 Clay Eallehar John, woolsorter, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin Kallenbergf Theodore, machinist and model maker, 32 Fremont, r. 19 M Rausch Eallmann Earl, r. 405 Minna Ealloch Amariah, special policeman P. M. S3. Go's Wharf, r. 41 Dorland Ealloch Edward, clerk Owen McCabe, r. 5 Mason Kallocli Isaac S. Rev. , pastor Metropolitan Bap- tist Church, office NE cor Fifth and Jessie, r. 416 Castro Eallon Luke, laborer City and County Hospital Ealmbach A.. S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Ealmbach Anna Mrs., r. 2107 Stockton Ealmuk Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 46 Fourth, r. 338 Tehama Ealmuk Robert, printer Bacon & Co., r. 338 Tehama Ealpe Charles, tailor, r. 256 J^ Jessie Ealsan Andrew, blacksmith, r. 2223 Greenwich Kaltenbach Charles, engineer, r. 813 Mission Ealthoff August, nightwatchman A. Lusk & Co., r. 12 Hawthorne Ealthoff Bernard H., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co., r. 12 Hawthorne Ealthoff Hugo, clerk, r. 12 Hawthorne Ealtschmidt Oscar, portrait painter, r. 1049 Mission Ealuak Solomon, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Ealvelage Clemens ( Ealvelage & Mueller) r. SW cor Fell and Franklin Ealvelage & Mueller ( Clemens Ealvelage and Jacob Mueller) groceries and liquors, SW cor Fell and Franklin Eamena Henry, teamster, r. 138 Freelon Eaminski Samuel, clerk Louis Metzger, r. 1106 Fol- som Eamlade Charles, watchman William Tell House Eamlade Frederick, drayman, NW cor Frontand Pine, r. 574 Bryant Eamlade Johann G. C, night clerk William Tell House Eamman Charles F., property clerk Quartermaster's Dept U. S. A., 36 New Montgomery, room 7. r. 1920 Steiuer Eammann George, cigar mnfr, SE cor Geary and Hyde, r. 617 Geary, rear Eammer Louis, butcher, r. 413 Powell Eammerer Charles, drayman, .S£ cor Davis and Ore- gon, r. 19 Water Eammerer Charles G., cutter Schafer & Co., r. 307 Green Eammerer Frederick, cutter, r. 26 Howard Court Eammerer Frederick Jr.. apprentice Moritz Ettinger, r. 26 Howard Court Eammerer George (Eammerer & Eoch) r. 151SH Powell Eammerer k Koch (George Eammerer and Frank Eoch) barbers, 542 California Eammerlung Emil, cook, r. 1316 Eearny, rear Eammitter George, cigarmaker, r. 2233 Gearr LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. JEWEIiRY and WATCHES I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY tVASHINO KVEI.I. DONE AT VERY IM'W KATES. OFFICE, 648 9IARKET STREET, KAM 605 KAR Kammitter Maria, widow, r. 2233 Geary Eamp Albert, porter Scofield & Tevis, r. 1204 Union Kanip William, clerk Q. Q. Burnett, r. 327 Montgom- ery B^ Kamp. See Camp Eampe Frederick W., groceries and liquorB, 38 Na- toma Eampe John H. Mrs., widow, r. 32 Natoma B^" Eampe. See Campe EampenBky Henry, tailor, 650 Washington, r. 1100 Stockton Eampf Alvin, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8 Illi- nois, bet Napa and Shasta Eampfe Henry, coachman, r. 320 Seventeenth Kampfen John, milker, r. Smart's Kancb Eampfmann F. W., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Eampner Tetta, widow, furniture, 144 Seventh Eamps Charles H., shipping clerk C. E.Whitney & Co., r. NE cor Castro and Clipper Eamps Edward (Eamps & Co.) r. 274 Clementina Eamps Frederick W., bartender Strothoflf & Keimers, r. 211 Minna Kamps Frederick W., liquor saloon and restau- rant, 16-18 California and 3 Drumm, r. NE cor Castro and Clipper Eamps George W., carpenter, r. NE cor Castro and Clipper Eamps & Co. (Edward Eamps) wood and coal, 28 Turk Eanary David (David Eanary & Co.) r. 82 Natoma Eanary David & Co. (David Eanary) house and sign painters, 30 M Second Eanary Maurice, shoemaker, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Church and Dolores Eandlg Daniel, mechanic, r. 523 Post Eane Ann, domestic 404 Golden Gate Av Eane Annie, domestic 19 Rincon PI Eane Bridget, widow, r. 40 Moss Eane Bridget, widow, r. 860 Harrison Eane Catherine Mrs., seamstress, r. 1841 Stevenson Eane Charles (Eane & Heaney) r. 614 Minna Eane Charles C, r. 512 Van Ness Av Eane David Jr., plumber, r. 1112 Washington Eane Delia, domestic 2123 Bush Eane Dennis, carpenter, r. 183 Jessie Eane Edward, painter, r. 2721 Folsom Eane Eliza, domestic 13 Glen Park Av Eane Ellen, widow, r. 15 Clementina Eane Emma, widow, r. 206 Van Ness Av Eane E. R. Mrs., widow, r. 122 Taylor Eane Francis B., physician, office 46 O'Farrell, r. 338 Eddy Eane Francis P., boilermaker, r. 533 Mission Eane Frank, butcher, r. 34 De Boom Eane Frank, clerk Daniel Eirkpatrick, r. 414 Post Eane Frank E., bookkeeper, r. 133 Fifth Eane George P., clerk Odorless Excavating Co., r. 615 Stockton Eane Henry J., clerk, r. 324 Tehama Eane Hugh, laborer, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet First and Second Avs Eane James, blacksmith, r. 3 Tehama Eane James, blacksmith Central BR. Stables, r. So- lano, nr Iowa Eane James, clerk, r. 1112 Washington Eane James, driver CityRR.. r. 1831 Mission Eane James, groceries and liquors, 260 Jersey Eane James, hackman. Plaza, r. 160 Clara Eane James, horsa dealer, r. 46 Quinn Eane James, laboi'er, r. 106 Tehama Eane James, laborer, r. 547 Mission Eane James, miner, r. 44 Tehama Eane James, mining, office 106 Leidesdorff, rooms 7-8 Eane James, shoemaker, r. 408 J^ Natoma Eane James, shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock & Co., r. 81 Natoma Eane James C, clerk, r. 9 Cleaveland Eane James F.. waiter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 15 Clementina Eane James M., printer, r. 778 Stevenson Eane Jeremiah, laborer C. P. RB., r. 509 Ninth Eane John, r. NE cor Treat Av and Twenty-fifth Kane John, compositor, r. 432 Linden Av Eane John, groceries and liquors, 11 Gilbert Eane John, hostler A. Marshall, r. 737 Folsom Eane John, laborer, r. 10 Miller PI, rear Eane John, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. 917 Natoma Eane John, pressman, r. Adams House Eane John, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 510 Geary Eane John, sign painter Charles H. Brown, r. 445 Te- hama Eane John, teamster, r. 9 Boyce Eane John C, r. 260 Jersey Eane John E., coal passer O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 15 Clementina Eane John J., liquor saloon, 1021 Howard, r. 4l0ii Na- toma Eane John T., groceries and liquors, 315 Eighth Eane Joseph, assistant marine reporter Merchants' Exchange Assn, Meiggs Wharf,"r. 3 Pfeifter Eane Joseph, laborer, r. 306 Fremont Eane Joseph Jr., clerk Joseph Macdonough & Co., r. 306 Fremont Eane Joseph J., plasterer, r. 508 Ninth Eane Lawrence, clerk Eane & Heaney, r. 116 Silver, rear Eane Margaret, widow, r. 14 Natoma Eane Martin, stonecutter, r. 907 Capp Eane Michael, r. 512 Van Ness Av Eane Michael, boilermaker, r. 549 Howard Eane Michael, carpenter, r. 3 Pfeitfer Eane Michivel. expressman, r. 25 Nevada Eane Michael, liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and' First, r. 507 Howard Kane Michael, plumber George Crowley, r. 15 Moss Eane Patrick, r. 118 Welsh, rear Kane Patrick, carpenter, r. 1506 Turk Eane Patrick, miner, r. 12 Miller PI Eane Patrick, molder Mechanics' Foundry Kane Patrick, printer, r. 1841 Stevenson Eane Patrick, shoedresser tJ. W. Boot and Shoe Co. Eane Richard, teacher, r. 420 Sixth Eane Rosana, widow, r. 1112 Washington Eane Thomas, assistant weigher Custom House, r. 531^ Fourth Eane Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 8 Meacham PI Eane Thomas, laborer, r. 112 Tehama, rear Eane Thomas, plasterer, r. 324 Tehama Eane Thomas, tanner O. Krenz, r. N s Union, bet Franklin and Gough Eane Thomas E., clerk, r. 607 Howard Eane Thomas P., carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 539 Howard Kane Thomas R., shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 20 Page Kane William, boxmaker Standard Box Factory, r. 863)4 Market Kane William, glassblower Cal. Glass Works Kane William, waiter, r. 1113)4 Kearny Kane William Mrs., r. 230 Thirteenth Eane William F., painter, r. 1325 Sacramento Eane William H., bartender Michael Eane, r. 507 Howard Eane William P., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 1713 Post Eane & Heaney (Charles Eane and John Heaney) dairy produce, 11 and 40 Centre Market l^"Eane. See Cain, Cane, Eaen and Kain Kanitz Morris, merchant, r. 1120 Sutter Eannaven James, pedestrian, r. 1517 Stockton Eanngiesser Julius, sausage factory, 1409 Stockton Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Blufi's Railroad. A. Malpas agent, foot Market Kant Anton, tailor, 306 Jessie Kantzer Louis, tailor, r. cor Vallejo and Montgomery Av Kanzee Eliza, widow, r. 726 Turk Kanzelmeier Frederick, shoemaker Henry Hinders, r. Hackmeier's House Eapitane Joseph, night clerk Prescott House Eaplan Abraham, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Straus, r. 14 Turk Kaplan Albert W., deputy County Clerk, r. 322 Turk Eaplan Julius, merchant, r. 1319 Laurel Av Eaplan Louis, office 513 California, r. 322 Turk Eappeler Franz, laborer Philadelphia Brewery Eappeler Lena, widow, r. 417 Mason, rear Eappes Adolph, maltster Chicago Brewery, 1420-1434 Pine Eappes Frank, steward P. C. SS. Constantine, r. 28 Tehama Eappes Joseph, painter, r. 410 Pacific Eappke Henry F., r. 1015 Union Eara Lawrence, track foreman N. B. and M. RR., r. 2627 Harrison Earasson Robert, captain sloop Jilt, r. 240 Perry Karatar Alphonse, clerk, r. 503 Natoma Earatar Mathilde Miss, teacher music, r. 503 Natoma Karatar Marcus, cook, r. 603 Natoma Karatar Rowell, cook, r. 603 Natoma Earewski H. Mrs., milliner, 144 Third, r. 280 Minna WINDOW SHADES VXm.X MS U. W. Clark & Co., 645 Met St. HraCKLEY, SPIERS A HATES. F1TI.TOK IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont St.. nsiiunkctiirera ofSAlV BIII4 Larkin Eashevarofif William, r. 802 Union Kaskel Adolph (Easkel Brothers) r. 1120 Leavenworth Easkel Brothers (Adolph and Morris) hat and cap mnfrs, 617 Commercial and 423 Eearny Easkel Louis, clerk Kaskel Bros., r. 1120 Leavenworth Easkel Morris (Easkel Brothers) r. 1120 Leavenworth Easkell Abe., exiraman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1704 Jones Easkell Benjamin, policeman, r. 1015 Jackson Easkell Charles, machinist, r. 1531 Sutter Easkell Gustavus, plumber and gasfitter William D. Hobro, r. 1531 Sutter Easkell Jacob, clerk Witt & Purscb, r. 417 Hyde Easmos Catherine, domestic 1910 Steiner Eassow Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 129 Sixth Kassow Ernst, bookkeeper, r. 129 Sixth East Francis X. (East & Co.) r. 28 Dolores East John S., foreman ladies' mnfg dept East & Co., r. 3 Webster East Joseph, r. 28 Dolores East Louis 8. (East & Co.) r. 1141 Howard Kast 6i Co, (Francis X. and Louis S. East and Jacob Euuf manni manufacturers and importers, and re- tail dealers boots and shoes, 738-740 Market Easteu Robert, watchmaker, r. 1423 Sacramento Kastens H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Easteus Louis M., cigar dealer, 1042 Sutter, r. 1206 Polk Easter John, baker, r. 436 Green Eastle Adolph, assistant foreman sizer Bay City Mnfg Co. Eatel Martin, seaman P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 321 Green Eater John, laborer, r. 2447 Howard, rear Eatschinski Bernard, boots and shoes, 10 Third, r. 625 Locust Av Eatt Annie, domestic 1319 Larkin Eatt William, carrier Demokrat, r. Golden Gate Hotel Eattelmann Frederick W., painter, r. 26 Stevenson Ay Eatten Simon, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1307 Gough Eattner Albert, cook, r. 428 Broadway Eatz Abraham, boots and shoes, 14 Dupont Eatz B. H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 103 Perry Eatz David, junk dealer, r. 439 Natoms Eatz Emanuel, r. 2314 Mission Eatz Frank P., advertising solicitor, r. 100 McAllister Eatz Frederick, butcher, 94-100 Cal. Market, r. 1006 Union Eatz Frederick Jr., butcher, r. 1006 Union Eatz George G., butcher, r. 1006 Union Eatz Jacob, butcher, 7 Grand Central Market, r. 915 McAllister Eatz Louis, butcher, r. 1006 Union Eatz Louis, traveling salesman, r. £ s Buchanan, nr Filbert Eatz Otto M., barber, r. 103 Perry Eatz William, bookkeeper Engelbrecht, Fox k Co., r. 409 O'Farrell Eatzenbach Frederick, teacher music, r. 610 Leaven- worth Eatzenbach Henry J., clerk retail dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co., r. 510 Leavenworth Eatzenstein Adrien, molder, r. Empire Lodgings Eatzenstein Mayer, manager Newman & Levinson, r. 1807 Pine Eatzenstein Philip, clerk, r. 1807 Pine Eatzstein Henry, r. 627 California Eaufer Constautine, upholsterer, 28 Turk, r. 209 Hyde Eauffman Elizabeth Mrs., r. 110 Sixth Eauffman Jacob, butcher, 412 Third, r. 25 Perry Eauffman L. & Co., merchants (Winters) office 25-27 Battery Eauffung Louis H., wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, r. 1029 Sutter Eaufman Charles, clerk, r. 334 Golden Gate At Eaufman Charles H., exchange teller Nevada Bank of S. F.,r. 832 O'Farrell Eaufman David, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc.,627 Commer- cial Eaufman Fred C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Eaufman Frederick, machinist Risdon I. andL. Works Eaufman Hannah, widow, r. 11 Ellis Eaufman Henry C, clerk Davis Bros., Toklas Jc Co., r. 421 O'Farrell Eaufman Joseph, peddler, r. 526 Tehama Kaufman Julius M. , cigar manufacturer, 508 Sacramento, r. 312 Stockton Eaufman Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 309 East, r. 720 Mission Eaufman Max, stock clerk Michels, Friedlander b Co., r. 334 Golden Gate Av Eaufman Mollie Miss, dressmaking, 11 Ellis, r. 11 Powell Eaufman Sebastian, expressman, r. 167 Dora Kaufmann A., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, Arion Halle Eaufmann Adam, shoemaker, 20 Montgomery Av, r. 929 Vallejo Eaufmann Charles, bartender A. A. House, r. 1009 Mason Eaufmann Charles, butcher, 546 Ninth, r. 638 H Ninth Eaufmann Emanuel, stock clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1106 Eddy Eaufmann Emil, barnessmaker M. Pich6, r. 22 John Eaufmann Ernest, saloon keeper. t,-22 John Eaufmann Fritz, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth and Clara, r. 1004 Valencia Eaufmann Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason Eaufmann Henry W., clerk Adelsdorfer k Co., r. 22 John Eaufmann Herman C, clerk, r. 525 Tehama Eaufman Isidor J., commission merchant, r. 931 Greenwich Eaufmann Jacob (Eaet & Co.) r. Nucleus House Eaufmann Jonas, butcher, 519 Franklin, r. 517 Frank- lin A^ Eaufmann. See Eaufi'man and Caufman Eaufner H., r. 1205 Folsom Eaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial, r. 428 Stevenson Kaulfusg Frederick C, engraver on glass, 506 Market, r. 8 Lewis Eaunitz Johannes, tanner, r. cor Mississippi and Mariposa Eaupert Joseph, butcher, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Florida Eaupfen J., Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH i CO. Cr]niBERl.A9r]>, I^KIVIWIf, and ENOI.IH1I FOVIVDBT COKE, 41 Mwrket Htreet, corner Spear. KAU 607 KEA Eaupman Joseph, rag dealer, r. 438 (526) Tehama Eauth Nicholas, butcher Mark Strouse & Co., r. 606 Jessie Kantz August v., colonel 8th infantry U. S. A., and commanding Post, Angel Island Eautz Raymond, miner, r. 1136 Folsom Eavanagh Arthur, r. 8 Caroline Eavanagh Charles, jeweler Henry Elleau.r. 725 Turk Eavanagh Edward J., shipsmith, r. 750 Minna Eavanagh George, real estate, r. 2011 Jackson Eavanagh George H., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 2011 Jackson Eavanagh George R., cutter Alexander NicoU, r. 725 Turk Eavanagh Harry, salesman S. Bine, r. 6 New Mont- gomery Eavanagh James, calker Dickie Bros., r. 8 Caroline Eavanagh James, policeman, r. 317 Fifth Eavanagh James D., carpenter, r. 33H Rausch Eavanugh James H., policeman, r. 25 Clementina Eavanagh John, r. Park Hotel Eavanagh John, elevator tender The Baldwin, r. 17 Seventh Eavanagh John, laborer, r. 538 Howard Eavanagh John, laborer J. S. G. Gordon, r.32 Natoma Eavanagh John, merchant tailor, 6 New Montgomery, r. 1209 Howard Eavanagh John, porter Holt Bros., r. 29 J^ Averill Av Eavanagh John Jr., cutter John Eavanagh, r. 1209 Howard Eavanagh John F., painter, r. 16 Twelfth Eavanagh John J. (Eavanagh & Sampson) r. NW cor Polk and Lombard Eavanagh John P., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,r. 1709 Jessie Eavanagh John T., teachor music, r. 630 Fulton Eavanagh Morris, asphaltum roofer, r. Day, ur Church Eavanagh Philip, r. 927 Folsom Eavanagh R. H., salesman, r. 148 Sixth Eavanagh Robert P., cashier Davis Bros., r. 519 Fell Eavanagh Thomas, r. 725 Turk Eavanagh Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 23 Clementina Eavanagh Thomas J., clerk Clute & Yost, r. 25 Clementina Eavanagh William, boiler maker Union Iron Works, r. 23 Clementina Eavanagh William, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 17 Seventh Eavanagh William, stableman, r. 112 Shipley Eavanagh William, tailor, r. 8 Caroline Eavanagh & Sampson (John J. Eavanagh and Henry Sampson) restaurant, 517 California Eavanaugh Augustus, clerk C. F. Richards & Co., r. 37 Second Eavanaugh Lawrence, Qreman P. M. SS. Rio de Jan- eiro, r. 565 Howard B^ Eavanaugh. See Cavanagh and Cavauaugh Eaveny Thomas J., watchman, r. 532 Mission Eay Charles F. H., longshoreman, r. 1 Jackson PI Eay Timothy, cooper, r. 366 Clementina Eay Willard, student Heald's Business College 1^" Eay. See Eeay and McEay Eayler C. H., clerk, r. 905 Market Eayser Albert (Huefner & Eayser) r. 1011 Clay Eayser Brothers (Richard and Frank) wood, coal, hay and grain, 1118-1120 Pacific Eayser Clemens E. (Von Voss & Eayser) r. 1011 Clay Eayser Frank, driver, r. 4 Laskie Eayser Frank (Eayser Brothers) r. 1120 Pacific Eayser Frederick (Eayser & Mayer) r. 817 Jessie Eayser George, clerk John J. VoUmer, r. 735 Turk Eayser Herbert, driver Von Voss & Eayser, r. 4 Laskie Eayser Marcus, tailor, 20 Taylor, r. 706 Larkin Eayser Richard (Eayser Brothers) r. 19 Bernard Kayser & Mayer (Frederick Eayser and John Mayer) proprietors Colosseum Liquor Saloon, 910 Market B^" Eayser. See Eaiser, Eeyser, and Eaiser Eeach Arnold P., porter, r. 802 Howard Eeach Dora Miss, r. 1126 Market Eeach Nettie Mrs., r. 1020 Geary Eeady George J., clerk H. Windel & Co., r. 1213 Mis- sion Eeady James E., engineer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1213 Mission Eeady John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 20 Everett Eeady Maggie T. Miss, teacher, r. 1213 Mission Eeady Mary, widow, r. 1213 Missien Eean Annie M. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary School, r. 7 Meacham PI Eean Dennis, bartender, r. 29 White PI Kean Dennis Jr., carpenter, r. 29 White PI Eean Francis, gasfltter Fritz & Eean, r. 7 Meacham PI Eean John, clerk, r. 1329 Polk Eeau John, shoemaker, r. 818 Pacific Eean Michael C. (Fritz & Eean) r. 210 Ellis Eean Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 7 Meacham PI Eean Thomas L., machinist, r. 40 Clementina Eean William J., plumber Fritz & Eean, r. 160 Clara Keane Brotliers (Thomas Eeane and Patrick Bo- land) importers, wholesale and retail dealers foreign and domestic dry and fancy goods, 107-115 Eearny Eeane Charles, teamster, r. Oriental Hotel Eeane Charles H., bookkeeper Eugene P. Murphy, r. 1010 >!j Larkin Eeane Dennis D., shoecutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. SE cor Twenty-first and Church Eeane Dennis J., pianopolisher C. R. Hall, r. 66 West Mission Eeane Edward L., r. 547 Mission Eeane George B., physician, office and r. 1804 Ellis Keane Hugh, laborer, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet First and Second Avs Eeane James, driver Mutual Ice Co., r. 222 Fifth Eeane James, shoemaker, r. 163 Jessie Keane James A. , financial secretary Archbishop J. 8. Alemany, r. 2933 Clay Eeane James H., real estate broker, r. 1611 Jones Eeane John, plumber, r. 1907 Stockton Eeane John, teamster, r. W s Boyce, nr Geary Eeane John E., brushmaker R. W. Simpson, r. 430 Sixth Eeane Joseph, driver Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 416 Broadway Eeane Malachi, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 1932 Stevenson Eeane Mary E. Mrs., r. 213 Sixteenth Keane Michael F., pressman Bulletin, r. Adams House Eeane Patrick, carpenter, r. 1506 Turk Keane Patrick, laborer, r. Boyce, bet Sutter and Post Keane Patrick, laborer William Hawkins, r. N s Clip- per, bet Dolores and Church Keane Patrick, painter, r. 339 Jessie Keane Robert, miner, r. 318 Sixth Keane Thomas (Keane Brothers) r. 340 Page Keane Thomas, engineer Pac. Refrigerating Co., r. 2 Bay 'Sff' Keane. See Kean and Keene Keany Felix (Keany & Dunn) r. 33 Eddy , Keany W. Mrs., bakery, 1525 Market Keany William, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1525 Market Keany & Dunn (Felix Keany and William Dunn) car- riage mnfrs, 1118 Mission B^" Keauy. See Keeney Kearce Peter, meter clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 20 Glover Kearney Ann, widow, r. 938 Howard Kearney A,^nie, widow, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Mission and Powell Av Kearney Catherine Mrs., r. 350 Jessie, rear Kearney Catherine, widow, r. 137Laugton Kearney Daniel, r. 1825 Market Kearney Daniel, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy Eearney Daniel, engineer, r. 2217 Larkin Eearney Denis, drayman, r. W s Clara Av, nr Seven- teenth Eearney Edward, helper Moynihan & Aitken Kearney Edward, teamster, r. 212 Vallejo Kearney Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 303 Eddy Kearney Frances, widow, r. Ill Clinton, rear Kearney J., blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L. Works Kearney James, r. 529 Sacramento Eearney James (Hall & Eearney) r. 67 Everett Eearney James, tailor, r. 1124)4 Harrison, rear Eearney James F., compositor The Monitor, r. 1314 Jackson Eearney James P., shipping clerk Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r. 100 Jones Eearney Johanna, widow, r. 956 )i Howard Eearney John, bootmaker, r. 127 Silver Kearney John, machinist, r. 223 Harrison Eearney John, seaman, r. 168 Tehama Kearney John, stonecutter, r. 1312 Pacific o « OB S O GD o © o I n 9 o 6 Ml A. II. IS»EIA9I 1. J. TBVM ABT Truman, isham & Co. Manufacturers' llgenls, 509, 511 MARKET ST. SABr FBAHCUSCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: JOHN WIUMORt:. (iFFIVE 133 SW'EAR NTREET. YardH: I2» to 147 »pear St., and 26, »8 Howard SU KEA 608 KEE 00 © CO QO u o A >i ^^ o Ph o Pi H 1728 Eddy Market, r. Baggett & Kearney John B., printer, r. 727 Natoma Kearney John H., laborer, r. 34 Minna Kearney John J., Bhoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 626 Linden Av Kearney John N., carpenter, r. 9 Boyd Kearney Joseph G., clerk P. J. Megan, r. Kearney Lawrence, sewer contractor, 945 1080 Howard Kearney Martin, shoemaker, 328 Fifth Kearney Mary, widow, r. 522)4 Jessie Kearney Matthew, compositor William T. Co., r. 1314 Jackson Kearney Michael, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 512 Oak Kearney Michael, teamster William Kerr, 903 Battery Kearney Michael T., varnisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 938 Howard Kearney M. Theodore, real estate agent, 22 Montgom- ery, r. Palace Hotel Kearney Patrick, laborer, r. 54 Jessie Kearney Patrick W., plumber David Bush, r. 127 Silver Kearney Peter, stevedore, r. 1418 Montgomery Kearney Peter A., druggist, office and r. 501 Fol- som Kearney Peter J., butcher, 8W cor Mason and Filbert Kearney Philip, shoemaker, r. 502^ Broadway Kearney Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Clinton, rear Kearney Thomas, laborer, r. 137 Langton Kearney Thomas H.,Teal estate agent, r. 26 Hoflf Av Kearney Thomas N., glass blower, r. 60 Third Kearney William, cooper, r. W s Girard, bet Bacon and Wayland, U. M. T. Kearney William, policeman, r. 1506 Leavenworth Kearney William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 411 Linden Av Kearney William H., compositor William T. Baggett & Co., r. 1314 Jackson Kearns Ann, -widow, r. 322 Eighth Kearns B., laborer, r. 346 Fourth Kearns Bernard, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1610 Bush Kearns George J., porter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 706 Jones Kearns Isabella, saleslady D. Samuels, r. 426 Geary Kearns J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 8 Elliot Park Kearns James, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan Kearns James, salesman James K. Brown, r. 1132 Florida Kearns James J., butcher, r. Bahama, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Kearns James J., shoemaker, r. 2635 Post Kearns John, blacksmith helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear Kearns John, telegraph operator, r. 426 Geary Kearns Louis, plumber, r. 1018 Alabama Kearns Margaret, widow, r. 1018 Alabama Kearng Morris, laborer, r. 346 Fourth Kearns Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N e Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan Keams Patrick, salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 628 Fulton Kearns Thomas, engineer, r. 402 Broadway Kearns Thomas, plumber E. H. Judkins, r. 2245 Mis- sion Keams Thomas, teamster William Kerr, 903 Battery Kearns William T., law student A. Comte Jr., r. 628 Fulton ■^" Kearns. See Cairns, Cames and Kerns Kearny Ellen, widow, r. 43 Tehama Kearny Francis, machinist, r. 221 Clara Kearny Johanna Mrs., r. 8 Rose Av Kearny John, carpenter, r. 1032 Market Kearny John, carpenter, r. 1829 Mission Kearny John, engineer and machinist, r. 620 Steven- son Kearny Patrick, laborer, r. 318 Pacific Kearny Thomas, seaman, r. 30 Clay Kearny Timothy, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 1030 Treat Av •^ Kearny. See Carney and Kearney Kearse Anna, chambermaid Park House, 2759 Mission Keating Cornelius, messenger adjutant-general's office IT. S. A., Presidio Reservation Keating Cornelius J., clerk Tax Collector, r. 944 Mis- sion Keating David, grocer, r. 1315 Mission Keating Dennis, contractor, r. 41 Converse Keating Edward, foreman Spring Valley W. W., r. 609 Stevenson Keating Edward, silverplater Cal. Electrical Works, and foreman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1112 Leavenworth Keating F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Keating Frank, loom fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory Keating Gustave, capitalist, r. 609 Pine Keating James, blacksmith, r. 210 Ritch Keating James, blacksmith, r. 446 (532) Tehama Keating James, molder. r. 35 Everett Keating James, teamster, r. 41 Converse Keating James, teamster, r. 1236 York Keating James P., bagmaker Horace Davis h, Co., r. 107 Leavenworth Keating John, longshoreman, r. 538 Mission Keating John J., tinsmith, r. 41 Converse Keating M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Keating Mary A. Mrs. , matron Alms House Keating Mary A., widow, dressmaker, r. 10 Hinckley Keating Mary E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Evening School Keating Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1236 York Keating^ 5l. James, superintendent City and County Alms House, Ocean House Road, nr La- guna Honda Keating Nora, domestic 1937 Geary Keating O. A., r. 3062 Laguna Keating Owen, laborer, r. 1236 Yofk Keating Patrick, laborer, r. 250 Ninth Keating Patrick, shoemaker, r. 56 Natoma Keating Patrick, shoemaker, r. 262 Jessie, rear Keating Robert, laborer, r. 19 White PI Keating Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Fourth Keating Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Keating Thomas, shoemaker 8. W. Bosenstock k. Co., r. 34 Hayes Keating Thomas H., shotmaker Shot Tower, r. 153 Clara Keating Thomas W., plumber and gasfitter, 2205 Mis- sion Keating Timothy, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 7 Mary Keating Warren L., plasterer, r. 1030 Howard Keating William, coachman, r. 407 Hyde Keating William, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy Keating William, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn Keating William, S. F. Musical Fund Soc. Arion Halle Keaton George, plumber, r. lOO Morris Av Keaton Robert, fresco painter, r. 1030 Howard Keck George, plasterer, r. 104 Polk Keck George, tailor, 2936 H Sixteenth Keck Louis, machinist, r. 44 South Park Kedian Patrick, plasterer and whitener.r. 608 H Nine- teenth Kedon Fanny C. Mrs., electro magnetic physi- cian, office and r. 16 Stockton Kedon George J. (M. Kedon & Co.) r. 28 Seventh Kedon M. & Co. (Martin and George J. Kedon) bags, twine, baggings, etc., 118-120 Clay Kedon Martin (M. Kedon & Co.) r. 28 Seventh Kedon Martin Jr., junk, 319 Davis Kedrollvonsky Alexandra, widow, r. 1630 Broadway Kee Edward, bookbinder, r. 254 Clara Kee Samuel, clerk Revere House Keefe Annie, widow, r. 1306 Broadway Keef e Arthur, clerk, r. ,1305 Broadway Keefe Arthur, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 920 Fol.som Keefe Catherine, widow, r. 1426 Geary Keefe Charles I., pressman Neal & Hoeber, r. Boyce, nr Geary Keefe Cornelius, drayman Charles S. Howard, r. 928 Montgomery Keefe Cornelius J., teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. 2 Vincent Keefe Daniel, r. 2 Vincent Keefe Daniel, laborer Custom House, r. 17 Howard Court Keefe Daniel, produce dealer, r. 1638 H West Mis- sion Keefe Daniel E., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 568 Mis- sion Keefe Daniel J., foreman C. W. Gordon, r. 661Jj Minna Keefe David, Tehama Keefe David, Hotel laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 246 laborer Mechanics' Foundry, r. City LOUIS BRAVERiviflN& CO. r:r.!.' OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES, St., Sell Lower than any House In this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORk^ERS FOR WASHIN« PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OFFICE. ii4H MARKET STREET. KEE 609 KEH Keefe David, wood and coal, 814 Folsom, r. 263 Te- hama Keefe Dennis, fireman Potrero Gas Works, r. SE cor Sierra and Michigan Keefe Dennis, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 208 Second Eeefe Ellen Miss, r. 611 Jones Keefe George, barb fence maker Cal. Wire Works, r. 217 Third Keefe Harry, traveling salesman J. B. Williams, r. 920 Folsom Keefe James, porter, r. 1 Vallejo Keefe James B., compositor Pacific Methodist, r. 217 Third Keefe Jeremiah, carpenter, r. N a Prospect PI, ur Fol- som, B. H. Keefe Jeremiah, laborer Custom House, r. 707 Mont- gomery Av Keefe Jeremiah, waiter E. P. Duggan, r. 214 Washing- ton Keefe Johanna Miss, dressmaker, r. 73 Shipley Keefe John, carpenter Albert F. Knorp, r. 1825 Powell Keefe John, laborer, r. 123 Shipley Keefe John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 1305 Broadway Keefe John, painter, r. 1113 Kearny Keefe John, shoemaker S. W. Kosenstock & Co., r. 326 Jessie Keefe John, tailor, r. 766 Howard Keefe John R., pressman, r. 217 Third Keefe John H., painter, r. 1510 Polk Keefe Joseph F., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. Boyce, nr Geary Keefe Mary, domestic 1930 Sutter Keefe Matthew, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 108 Freelon, rear Eeefe Michael, fireman, r. 502 Bryant Keefe Michael, glass blower, r. 624 Fourth Keefe Michael, steward, r. Boyce, nr Geary Keefe Peter, carpenter, r. 134 Eighth Keefe Peter Mrs., bakery, 134 Eighth Keefe Thomas, physician and druggist, SE cor Fill- more and Bush, r. 1815 Steiner Keefe Thomas, silver plater Will & Finck, r. 908 Fol- som Keefe Timothy O., chairmaker, r. 103 Washington Keefe William, bookkeeper, r. 1305 Broadway B^" Keefe. See Keeflfe Keefer Windsor A., mining, r. Grand Hotel 8^- Keefer. See Kiefer Keeflfe Charles L., bartender J. B. Bacon, r. William Tell House Keeflfe James, polisher Antisell Piano Co., r. 212 Gough Keeflfe Jeremiah, spikemaker, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra Keeflfe John, iron roller Pac. Rolling Mills, and insur- ance broker, r. E s Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa Keeflfe Timothy Mrs., proptr Cascius Hotel, NE cor Louisiana and Sierra Vy Keeffe. See Keefe Keegan Bernard, r. 118 J^ Washington Keegan Bridget, widow, r. 29 Moss Keegan Edward, fireman P. M. SS. Granada, r. 27 Federal Keegan Gerald, tailor, r. 835 Mission Keegan Henry, waiter, r. 1219 Green, rear Keegan James, plumber and gasfitter, 903 Stockton, r. 1102 Pacific Keegan James, stevedore, r. 15 Clementina Keegan John, painter, r. 1206 Eddy Keegan Martin, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Keegan Martin, teamster, r. W b Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Keegan Mary Miss, bakery, 135 Hayes Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 915 Broadway Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 567 Minna Keegan Michael, teamster O. Imp. Co., r. 517 Folsom Keegan Patrick, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works Keegan Patrick, cooper Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 243 Langton Keegan Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock & Co., r. 725 Church Keegan Patrick, waiter, r. 1219 Green, rear Keegan Patrick J., morocco dresser, SE cor Venezu- ela and Yazoo Keegan Patrick J., plumber James Keegan, r. 31 }i Garden Keeler C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 823 Valencia Keeler John, laborer, r. 812 Fifteenth Keeler John, porter Donald McMillan, r. 713 Front Keeler Julius M., r. 1123 Bush Keeler Mary A. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 718Ji Franklin Keeler Percival J., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 1123 Bush Keeley William J., salesman Matthias Gray, r. W s Lyon, bet Sutter and Bush Keeling Emma, domestic 126 Capp Keely Frank, clerk, r. 1126 Howard Keely Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 216 O'Farrell Keeuan Annie, domestic 1001 Bush Keenan Bernard, gasfitter, r. Cook, nr Geary Keenan Charles, liquor saloon, 1144 Market, r. 1042 Mission Keenan Frank, carpenter, r. 19 Sumner, rear Keenan Hugh, carpenter, r. 609 Ivy Av Keenan Hugh, laborer, r. 536 Third Keenan Hugh, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Keenan James, seaman, r. 764 Harrison, rear Keenan John, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 320 Eighth Keenan John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 427 Clem- entina Keenan John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel Keenan John, machinist, r. 125 Ivy Av Keenan John J., laborer, r. 133 Shipley Keenan John J., shoemaker Patrick Keenan, r. 508 Mission Keenan John M., salesman John H. Hegler & Co., and groceries and liquors, 345 J^ Fifth Keenan Mary, domestic 1717 Eddy Keeuan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 508 Mission Keenan Patrick J., liquor saloon and gj'mnasium, 1 Morton, r. 520 Howard Keenan Peter, porter, r. 1707 Dupont Keenan Susan, widow, r. 724 Brannan Keenan Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 10 Averill Av Keenan Thomas, porter Pioneer Warehouse, r. 1223 Mason Keenan Thomas F., waiter Louis Meyer, r. 457 Minna Keene Alson, millwright, r. 411 Sansome Keene Charles C, musical Instruments, 3 Third, r. 1515 Golden Gate Av Keene Frank W., silverplater, and extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1802 Stockton Keene Martin, laborer, r. Greenwich, bet Franklin and Gough Keene Oscar, boatswain P. M. SS. Co., r. 160 Steuart SS^ Keene. See Keau and Keane Keeney Andrew, r. 164 Jessie Keeney Charles M., secretary Pacific Rolling Mill Co., office 202 Market, r. 2423 Fillmore Keeney George, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 805 }j Howard Keeney James W., physician, ofllce and r. U Dupont Keeney Samuel, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co..r. 781 Mission Keeney Samuel H., upholsterer, r. 781 Mission 8^~ Keeney. See Keany Keep George, marblecuttet John Daniel, r. Teneriflfe, nr Potomac KeepHattie Miss, school teacher, r. Teneriflfe, nr Po- tomac Keep John, carder, r. 1305 Broadway Keesing Thomas B., selector B. Nathan & Co., r. 1513 Taylor Keesler Charles, blacksmith, r. 520 Pacific Keesler Lawrence, milker Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bru- no Road, nr Courtland Av Kegler William, quarter master P. M. SS. Granada Kehler L. H., seaman, r. 503 Folsom M o o o B ft O o B B t 89 Q^ w o o a © Ms a t^ I Hi a o G\M r\ ADl/ 5. rr\ largest and best selected stock of wall papers B Yf. V/LMlllX 06 V/U. ON THE COAST : : ; ; : 645 MARKET ST. UIMPI/I rV CDICDC JS. UAVrQ Fi'I'TUiy IKON WORKS, 213 Fremont Nt^ nllMulVLLl, OriunO CX rlHICO, MaimfactiirerB oiCIUARTZ 9IIL1J» and Mining Maclilnerr. s u i u 0 c eg 4* xn c8 C K5 u as 03 .0 o X o KEH 610 KEL Kehoe Annie Mrs., r. 13 Fargo PI Eeboe Kdwsrd, laborer, r. Ibl2 Bnchanau Eeboe Edward, whltewasher M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 21 Mary Eeboe Jenies, butcher, r. 123 Ninth Eehoe John, car washer, r. 1108 Steiner Kehoe John, laborer S. P. ER., r. 26 Welsh Eeboe John, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wbarf Eehoe John J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 504 Third Eeboe John M., laborer, r. 6 Dodge PI Eehoe John W., butcher, 125 Niiith. r. 123 Ninth Kehoe Julia A., widow, r. 127 Eleventh Eehoe Kate Miss, fancy goods, 720 Brannan Eehoe Mary, widow, r. 2 Lick Alley Kehoe Michael, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 4 Miller PI Eehoe Michael, laborer, r. W s Hampshire, bet So- lano and Butte Eehoe Peter, boot« and shoes, 515 Eighth Eehoe Peter, cook Cascius Hotel Kehoe Thomas, expressman, NE cor Pacific and Davis, and junk dealer, 417 Drumm. r. 2328 Pine Kehoe Thomas, laborer, r. 1003 Battery Eehoe Thomas, molder, r. 6 Dodge PI Kehoe William, laborer, r. 106 Tehama t^ Kehoe. See Keogh and Keough Kehrer Ambrose S., barber C. Fleishman, r. 336 Dun- can Kehrlein Boniface, engraver, r. 2615 Leavenworth Eehrlein Emil, engraver, 328 Bush r. 232 Green Kfhrlein Joseph L., carriage maker, r. 2615 Leaven- worth Kehrlein A'alentine, r. 2615 Leavenworth Kehrlein Valentine Jr., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 2615 Leavenworth Keichler Adam, tailor, 2841 Mission Ktifer William, cabinetmaker, r. 113 Oregon Keightley Mary Mrs., dressmaking. 101 O'Farrell Keightley William J., clerk, r. 101 O'Farrell Keigler Jacob, blacksmith, r. .510)4 Brannan Eeil August, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento Keil David, r. 2522 Mission Eeil Edward A., photographer D. 0. Redington, r. 2522 Mission Keil Frederick C, druggist, chemist and per- fumer, SW cor Fourth and Market, r. 426 O'Far- rell Eeil Hugo D., buyer Haas Bros., r. 2522 Mission Eeil James, sailmaker, r. 422 Fremont ler Keil. See Kyle Eeily Johanna, widow, r. Ill Clinton Eeily Patrick Mrs., widow, r. Ill Clinton Eeily William, boxmaker F. Eorbel & Bros., r. Ill Clinton Keily William P., photographer C. L. Cramer, r. Ill Clinton •^ Keily. See Kiley Keiner Ignaz, r. 122 Post Keinerd August, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht Keinslich Edward, milkman, r. 2935 Clay Keintz Jacob, barber WilliamWiebe, r. 15 Stockton Eeinzel Theodore, gardener, r. 839 California Eeiser Albert, bookbinder, r. 1114 Taylor Eeiser Henry, baker Blaise Lapariat, r. 933 Howard Eeiser John, tanner, r. 424 Broadway Eeiser William, seaman, r. 528 Pacific ayKeiser. See Kaiser and Keyser Keister Jacob, blacksmith, r. 235 Langton Keitel George, clerk, r. 1318 J^ Natoma Keith Benjamin R., ice dealer, r. 419 Jones Keith Hugh P., bartender, r. 232 Sixth Keith James D., master mariner, r. 323 Eddy Keith Patrick, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 526 Howard Keith Samuel F., machinist Weed & Eingwell, r. 402 Van NesB Av Keith William, artist, 216 Bush, room 16, r. 311 Stock- ton Keith William H., test weigher TJ. S. Mint, r. 402 Van Ness Av Keith William H., salesman F. Grass, r. 765 Market Keith William H. Jr., clerk educational dept A. L. Bancroft* Co., r. 402 Van Ness Av Keitz Henry, cook, r. 407 Pacific Kelber John, foreman Richard W. Simpson, r. 5 Ver- ona Keleher John, stevedore, r. 713 Front Keleher Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Water Keleher Timothy, painter, r. 330 Minna Keleher William T., salesman Peixotto ft Silverman, r. 108 Taylor 10" Eeleher. See Eelleher Keil J. A., r. 6 Clara Lane Kelleher Alfred J., teacher vocal music, r. 2324 Clay Eelleher Catherine Miss, shirt mnfr, 220 O'Farrell Eelleher Cornelius, cook, r. 1418 Eeamy Eelleher Cornelius Jr., boxmaker, r. 1418 Eeamy Eelleher Daniel, contractor, r. 2003 O'Farrell Eelleher David, teamster, r. Manila, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Kelleher E. Mrs., shirt mnfr, 220 O'Farrell Kelleher Ellen, domestic 506 Sutter Kelleher Frank, waiter, r. 709 Stockton Kelleher Jeremiah (Kelleher & Simpson) r. 272 Clem- entina Kelleher Jeremiah I., porter C. Curtin, r. 18 Sumner Kelleher John, driver Market St. RR. Kelleher John, laborer, r. 767 Folsom Kelleher John, laborer, r. St. Rose's Av, bet Collins and Blake Kelleher John, laborer, r. Turk St. Hotel Kelleher John, laborer C. P. RR., r. 709 Howard Kelleher John P., laborer, r. 59 West Mission Kelleher John W., mill hand, r. 241 Perry Kelleher Matthew, carpenter, r. Golden Gate Hotel Kelleher Michael, laborer, r. 14 Boardman PI Kelleher Michael, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Kelleher Michael, watchman Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 1015 Guerrero Kelleher Michael J., attorney at law, r. 2003 O'Far- rell Kelleher Michael J., house painter, r. 1015 Guerrero Kelleher Patrick, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 6 Alaska Kelleher Patrick, teamster, S s Geary, bet Johnson and Henderson Avs Kelleher Patrick J., porter Neville & Co., r. 1418 Kearny Kelleher Peter, laborer, r. 32 Tehama, rear Kelleher Simon, guard Golden Gate Park, r. 8 s Geary, bet Johnson and Henderson Avs Kelleher Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 1015 Guerrero Kelleher Thomas, longshoreman, r. 106 Washington Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner Kelleher William, hostler Market St. RR.,r.443 Guer- rero Kelleher William, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Kelleher & Simpson (Jeremiah Kelleher and William Simpson) liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Folsom B^ Kelleher. See Keleher Kellenberger James J., conductor, r. 631 Stevenson Kellenberger John, baker, r. Hotel Rhein Keller Charles, baker Henry Niemann, r. 418 O'Far- rell Keller Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. T6rm- inal Hotel Eeller David C, carpenter, r. 106 Austin Keller Emery, seaman, r. 919 Battery Keller George W., carpenter, r. Sixth, bet Hooper and Channel Keller G. Frederick, cartoonist Illustrated Wadp, r. 603 Hyde Keller Henry, r. 6 Card Alley Eeller Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 429 Ship- ley Keller James E., second assistant engineer P. M. SS. Granada, r. 116 Fell Eeller John, r. 713 Front Keller John, brushmaker, r. 436 Clementina Keller John, shoemaker, r. 152 Natoma Keller John C, cook, r. 211 Eighth, rear Keller John W., plasterer, r. 413 Filbert Keller Joseph, clerk Christian Bruse, r. 1601 Leaven- worth Keller Joseph L., cooper, r. 726 Brannan Keller Julia, r. 1507 Scott Keller Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 413 Filbert Keller Louisa Mrs., r. 112 Welsh Keller Maurice, clerk Pac. Electric Co., r. 645!^ Na- toma Keller Morris, waiter M. B. Moraghan Keller Richard, dairyman, r. Grove, bet Scott and Lyon Keller Samuel L., peddler, r. 545!^ Natoma Keller William, piano maker Bennett & Frisbee, r. 316 H Golden Gate Av Keller William B., actor, r. 934 J^ Harrison Keller W. N., student Heald's Business College, r. 1136 Market SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^sHiNG^DONE^at^sHORj notice L MACDONOUGH & CO. ImponrrM of mnd I»e«ler« In all kiadit of roBEie?r i I>OnESTIC COAL. 41 Harbet StrevU rornc-r NpeM KEL 611 KEL KelleRDaaa Aoinist, tailor Abrmm ZinnazDOB, r. 428 Braadwaj Rellett Charlea. lirery stable. 2614-2616 Mission £ellett Samuel (Eellett k McMairay) r. 1654 West Mission Kellett ookieeper Mechanics' Foundry, r. XW COT Second and Folsom KeUey William, laborer, r. 45 Everett Kelley William, laborer, r. 1319 Green KeUey William, shoemaker, r. 131 ii Fifth Kelley William, tinner Holbrook, Henill k Stotacm. r. cor Henry and Castro Kelley William, undertaker O'Connor 4 Sheehy, P.9S1 Howard Kelley William E., pattern maker ComeUus Leanard, r. 102 Xatoma KeUey William H., plumber Thomas Day k Co., r. 19 Russell Kelley- 'William J ^ secretary Warren and Tattle Artesian Water Works, 204 Ninth, r. 1930 Wash- ington KeUey WilUam R., freight clerk P. M. SS. Colima, p. 41 South Park a^ KeUey. See Kelly Kelling Gustav, seaman, r. 5 Washington Kelling H., ship carpenter Dickie Bros Kelling Henry, stableman, r. 333 Vallejo KeUing Mary, widow, r. 333 Vallejo KelUng Richard, packer, r. 333 Vall^o Kellner Abraham, cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth, r. 19 Moss Kellner John M., water cart, r. 17 Hinckley Kellner Meyer, fancy goods, 306 Sixth Kellock Thomas K., salesman C. Cnrtin, r. 2614 Bry- ant Kellogg A., waiter, r. 310 Montgomery Av KeUogg Albert, botanist Cal. Academy of Scianoes, r. 213-2 OFarreU Kellogg Benjamin B., clerk A. C. Dietz k Co.. r. 415 O'FarreU Kellogg Calvin W., -with Wilmerding & Co., p. 416 O'FarreU Kellogg Charles, painter M. J. i J. J. Donovan, r. 2643 Mission Kellogg Charles A., merchant, r. 1517 Golden Gate Av Kellogg Charles D., tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co., r. 330 Eighteenth KeUogg Charles E., carriage painter P. J. O'Brien k Sons, r. 2641 Mission KeUogg Charles H., painter, r. 34 Hayes Kellogg Charles L., r. 608 Leavenworth Kellogg Charles W., -with Tubbs k Co., r. Oakland KeUogg Edward, conductor N. B. and M. RR., p. Central Pacific Hotel KeUogg Enorfi, r. ao Taylor KeUogg Erwin F. , salwmiTi Eveleth k Nash, r. 417 Kearny Kellogg Frank H., capitalist sad wwTetary Gal. Paint Co., 419 Jackson, r. -2422 MiadaB KeUogg Fredericks., clerk J. J. Mack * Co., p. 2905 Fillmore KeUogg George H., office 320 Ssaaome, room 9, p. 7 Olen Park At KeUogS G. Herbert, commissioB merchant and pup- chasiag agent. -203 Sacramento, r. Oakland KeUogg Goriiam F. Mrs., famished rooms, 810 Taylor KeUogg James, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 3M O'FarreU Kellogg John G., capitalist, 314 CaUfomia KeUogg John G., clerk general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RB., r. 9-20 Larkin KeUogg John J., carpenter, r. 19 Sooti PI Kellogg Leon C, waiter, r. 310 Maateaaaery Av KeUogg Levi M.. deputy coUector Custom House, p. 3-24 Turk KeUogg LioeUM, D., -widow, r. 1050 Howard Kellogg Marion, sack eewer, r. 110-2 Montgomery Kellogg Marmaduke B. (Fox & KeUogg; attorney at law, 530 California, rooms 1-3, P. The Baldwin KeUogg M. G., r. 3 Pearl KeUogg O. E. Miss, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Tale&cia Kellogg Oscar, vocalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel KeUogg Rose Miss. r. 926 Broadway Kellogg Samuel, fore -map Holbrook, MerrUl & Stet- son, r. 101 Dupont Kellogg Tyler V., cashier Guardian Asstiranoe Co., P. Alameda Kellon Harvey T., molder. r. 2914 Folsom Kells George H. Mrs., widow, r. 1122 Brj^ant Kells Robert, carpenter, r. 1019 Pacific Kellum Charles D., carpenter, r. S s Batte, betPotre- ro At and Jersey Q W OB Q O ® I o a g P. 0 I o o tff g ft 01 w O GO O s o 5 o o S 3 9 <^ a TRUMAN. ISHAIYI& CO. %5iii>rbtsL AGBICULTUSAL IMPLEMEirTS Ysfws, lm)!ti, CaiTi££&s, sieai Ensuses OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN IVIOltlORE, 133 Spe»r Street. KEL 612 KEL o a o bo o ?9 P O .0 O U OS H l-H % u « Kellum Hsrvey T., molder Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 2014 Folsom Kelly A. Miss, r. 709 Minna Kelly Albert C, carpenter, r. 70 Silver Kelly Alfred A., shoemaker, r. 137 }^ Folsom Kelly Lawrence, tailor, 27 Fourth, r. 1437 Valencia Kelly Leonard, conductor Central RR., r. 1211 Fill- more Kelly Leftie Mrs., assistant Broadway Grammar School, r. 1606 Mason Kelly Lizzie, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Kelly Luis, purchaser Cabrera, Roma & Co., 123 Cali- fornia Kelly Luke, laborer, r. 79 H Stevenson Kelly Luke, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom Kelly M., laborer Oregon Imp. Co. Kelly M. & Co. (Martin Kelly and Frank J.Fisher) toolmakers, 225 Folsom Kelly Malachi, laborer, r. 8 Bartol Kelly Manus (C. & M. Kelly) r. 517 Grove Kelly Margaret, domestic 1002 Pine Kelly Margaret Mrs., r. 406 Hayes Kelly Margaret Mrs., r. 1314 Broderick Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 1324 Filbert Kelly Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 724 Folsom Kelly Marks, plasterer, r. 424 Powell Kelly Martin, r. 872 Mission Kelly Martin (M. Kelly & Co.) and foreman Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 318 Main Kelly Martin, liquor saloon, nr Ocean View Station, r. 5 Ji Zoe, rear Kelly Martin, painter, r. 858 Mission Kelly Martin J., foreman Market St. RR., r.l5 Page Kelly Martin O., liquor saloon, 1111 Howard, r. lOH Laugton ' Kelly Mary, domestic 1581 Folsom Kelly Mary, domestic 2014 Powell Kelly Marv, domestic NW cor Haight and Baker Kelly Mary Miss, r. 228 Tenth Kelly Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. E s Nebraska, bet Alameda and El Dorado Kelly Mary Mrs., r 3 Sherwood PI Kelly Mary Mrs., r. 15 Hubbard Kelly Mary, widow, r. 41 South Park Kelly Mary, widow, r. 119 J^ Gilbert Kelly Mary, widow, r. 264 Clementina, rear Kelly Mary, widow, r. 412 Natoma Kelly Mary, widow, cook pastorate St. Mary's Ca- thedral, 628 California Kelly Mary, widow, grocery, 1132 Folsom Kelly Mary, janitress Eighth St. Primary School, r. 1207 Howard Kelly Mary A. Mrs., r. 28 Pleasant Kelly Mary A. Mrs., liquor saloon. SW cor Bay and Mason Kelly Mary A. F. Miss, r. 3 Otis PI Kelly Mary E., widow, r. E s Nebraska, bet Alameda and El Dorado E o PAPER HANGINGS Importers of Frenoli. Anierioam aiiid Kn^rlisli Puiier Hmig^ingN. J'rivale liesiUences Decorated ii^ Artistic Style. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market St. H INCHI^ET. SMKBS «fc HAYES, FUI^TON IKOJt IVORKS, ZIS FremonI Mtreet, HaDufncturer* ot KTATIOWABY and >f AKINE EMOIKEiii and BOILEBSt. eg PQ E o o u © U 4i P Q 9 O 3 u o KEL 614 KEL Kelly Mary T., widow, janitress Hayes Valley Primary echool, r. 741 J4 Tehama Kelly Michael, aephaltum roofer, r. 115 Ellis Kelly Michael, cigarmaker, r. 724 Folsom Kelly Michael, clerk, r. NW cor Geary and Boyce Kelly Michael, engineer Sutter St. RK., r. 1424 J4 Jack- son Kelly Michael, hackman, r. 508 Jeeeie Kelly Michael, horseshoer, 205 Eighth, r. 1146 Howard Kelly Michael, hostler McCord & Scott, r. 35854 Jessie Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 13 Beideman Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 232 Clara Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 748 Howard Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 356 Minna Kelly Michael, laborer P. »I. SB. Go's Wharf Kelly Michael, longshoreman, r. 349 Tehama Kelly Michael, longshoreman, r. 411 Filbert Kelly Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Cascius Hotel Kelly Michael, miner, r. 20 Scott PI Kelly Michael, night watchman Mechanics' Mills, r. 744 Harrison Kelly Michael, shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 9 Pres- cott Kelly Michael, teamster, r. 2016 Filbert Kelly Michael, waiter, r. 905 Bryant Kelly Michael H. (Kelly & Egan) r. 325 Hayes Kelly Michael J., butcher, 3-4 Centre Market, r. 1840 Ellis Kelly Michael J., contractor, r. 2912 California Kelly Michael T., butcher, r. 46 Tehama Kelly Milton J., capitalist, r. 221 Sixth Kelly Morris, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Kelly Mortimer, hackman, r. 218 Prospect PI Kelly Orrin A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 28 Pleasant Kelly Owen (Kelly & Bailey) r. 680 Twentieth Kelly Patrick, r. 748 Howard Kelly Patrick (Patrick Kelly & Brother) r. SE cor Hamilton and Wayland, U. M, T. Kelly Patrick, baker, r. 1211 Florida Kelly Patrick, boot and shoe maker, 339 Bush, r. 506 Guerrero Kelly Patrick, cook, r. 151 Natoma, rear Kelly Patrick, clerk, r. 3 Otis PI Kelly Patrick, feeder United Carriage Co., r. 642 How- ard Kelly Patrick, fireman P. C. SS. Victoria, r. 842 Harri- son Kelly Patrick, helper King St. Gas Works, r. 119 Sil- ver Kelly Patrick, hostler McGlynn & Sophey, r. Golden Gate Hotel Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Church and Thir- tieth Kelly Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Kelly Patrick, longshoreman, r. 532 Mission Kelly Patrick, miner, r. 408 Fourth Kelly Patrick, peddler, r. 307 Thirtieth Kelly Patri'-k. shoemaker, r. 207 Langton Kelly Patrick, tanner, r. 24 Julian Av Kelly Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Sansome Kelly Patrick Rev. S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col- lege, r. 214 Hayes Kelly Patrick & Brother (Patrick and John) proprietors University Mound Dairy, SE cor Hamilton and Wayland, nr University Mound College Kelly Patrick A., laborer, r. 422 Brannan,rear Kelly Patrick F., laborer C. P. RR., r. E s Albion Av, nr Sixteeuth Kelly Patrick F., 6 Rose Av Kelly Patrick H. Kelly Patrick J shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r. ship carpenter, r. 406 Sixth cooper, r. 1012 Scott Kelly Patrick J., hackman, r. 709 Minna Kelly Patrick J., laborer ^tna Iron Works, r. 227 Second Kelly Patrick T., policeman, r. 204 Eleventh Kelly Patrick W., laborer, r. S s Elizabeth, nr Noe Kelly Peter, chiropodist, r. 310 Tehama Kelly Peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 17 Zoe Kellv Peter, laborer, r. 419k Filbert Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 624 Fourth Kelly Peter, Uquor saloon, SE cor Geary and Masonic Av Kelly Peter, machinist Union Iron Works Kelly Peter, miner, r. 130 Eleventh I Kelly Peter Jr., clerk, r. 235 Fell Kelly Peter H., carpenter, r. 216 Linden Av Kelly Peter J., laborer, r. 130 Eleventh Kelly Philip C. (Kelly Brothers) r. 608 Jessie Kelly P. W., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Kelly R., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Kelly Richard, tailor M. Fitzpatrick, r. 866 Folsom Kelly Richard J., printer, r. 101 Tehama Kelly Richard E. , mining secretary, 419 Galifor nla. rooms 1-3, r. Truesdell House Kelly Rhody, boot cutter Porter, Slesslnger & Co., r. 913 Shotwell Kelly Robert C, teamster, r. 817 Greenwich Kelly Robert G., foreman coal dept P. M. SS. Co., r. 2320 Mission Kelly Rose, domestic 1024 Vallejo Kelly Rose, domestic NW cor Broderick and Golden Gate Av Kelly Sarah, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Kelly S. E. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School, r. 136 Seventh Kelly Stephen, laborer, r. 122 ^ Welsh Kelly Stephen, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Cascius Hotel Kelly T. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2212 Pine Kelly Thomas, r. 815 Stockton Kelly Thomas (Kelly & Brady) r. Bahama, bet Platte and Yazoo Kelly Thomas, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. Kelly Thomas, bagmaker, r. NW cor Geary and Boyce Kelly Thomas, bartender, r. 143 Third Kelly Thomas, butcher Michael J. Kelly, r. Franklin Hotel Kelly Thomas, drayman, r. 622 O'Farrell Kelly Thomas, driver City RR., r. 1910 Mission, rear Kelly Thomas, employee Union Iron Works Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 258 Jessie, rear Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 356 Minna Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. N 8 Golden Gate Av, bet Laguna and Buchanan Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. S s Clipper, bet Noe and Castro Kelly Thomas, livery stable, 1629 Pine, r.- 224 Austin Kelly Thomas, meterman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. SW cor Golden Gate Av and Baker Kelly Thomas, porter, r. 113 Natoma Kelly Thomas, sale and exchange stable, SE cor Geary and Leavenworth Kelly Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento Kelly Thomas, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Mining Co , r. Washington Hotel Kelly Thomas, stone block maker Edwin Dudgeon, r. Excelsior Hotel Kelly Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 132 Shipley Kelly Thomas, washer Mrs. Thomas Ryan, r. N B Everett, bet Third and Foiurth Kelly Thomas F. , laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. 1402 Turk Kelly Thomas F., machinist Savage & Sons, r. 1355 Howard Kelly Thomas J., driver Patrick Kelly & Bro., r. SE cor Hamilton and Wayland, U. M. T. Kelly Thomas J., bookkeeper Donald McMillan, r. 817 Greenwich Kelly Thomas J., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 5 Oak Kelly Thomas M. H., painter, r. 115 Thirteenth Kelly Timothy, laborer, r. 2912 Sacramento Kelly Timothy, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co. Kelly Timothy, tanner, r. 2929 54 Sixteenth Kelly Timothy, tanner C. B. Williams, r. 1944 Mission Kelly Timothy J., varnisher West Goasl Furniture Co., r. 5 Oak Kelly Walter V., r. Marlborough House Kelly W. G.,r. Baldwin House Kelly W. H.. coal passer P. M. SS. Granada Kelly William, r. 12 Chesley Kelly William, clerk Ambrose k Horan, r. 1329 Do- pont Kelly William, helper T. D. S. Lamar, r. 515 Gough Kelly William, hostler Presidio Reservation Kelly William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor Sierra and Maryland Kelly William, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 72 Natoma Kelly William, teamster, r. S s Fell, bet Scott and i Devisadero I Kelly William A., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 16 Hub- i| bard Kelly William A., laborer, r. 15 Federal Kelly William E., carpenter, r. 135 Natoma SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iinpor(«rH of and I>ealern In COAT^ and PIO IRON, 41 Market feitrect, corner feipear. KEL 615 KEN Kelly William F., pressman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. Pix- ley, bet Fillmore and Steiner Kelly William H., cutter, r. 651 Minna Kelly William J., clerU, r. 724 Folsom Kelly William J., tanner Anton Krieg, r. Nebraska, nr Twenty-fourth Kelly William J. S., salesman Newman k Levlnson, r. 747 Howard Kelly William M., clerk,' r. 1606 Mason Kelly Winnie, domestic 7 Seymour Av Kelly Winnie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Kelly W. 8., S. F. Ship Calkers' Asen, 44 Spear Kelly & Bailey (Owen Kelly and Peter Bailey) mo- rocco mnfrs, 8 s Twentieth, bet Harrison and Alabama Kelly & Brady (Thomas Kelly and Michael Brady) tannery, Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Kelly & Egan (Michael H. Kelly and John Egan) wholesale liquor dealers, 623 Sansome Kelly Kenefick David, fireman S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory. r. N s North Point, nr Larkin Kenefick Michael, laborer, r. TH Clementina Kenefick Patrick, laborer, r. 22H Rauech Kenely Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 41 Everett Kenely Thomas J., molder Union Iron Works, r. 41 Everett Kenfield E. D. (Sadler & Co.) r. Oakland Kenltzer Charles W. (Kenitzer & Kaun) r. 2015 Web- ster Kenitzer Henry (Kenitzer & Raun) r. Lick House Kenitzer & Raun (Henry and Charles W. Kenitzer and Edward T. Raun) architects, 601 California Kenlan William, captain schr Wonder Kenna John, laborer, r. 83 Colton Kenna Patrick, longshoreman, r. 32 Clara K^nna Patrick J. G., insurance broker, 322 California, r. Oakland Kenna Robert Ei. Rev., S. J., president St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes Kenna Sarah, widow, groceries, W s Mission, nr Thirtieth Kenna William, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 5 Pres- ton PI Kennard Daniel H., steward Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D.,r. Filbert, bet Webster and Fillmore Kennard George W.. district engineer 8. F. P. D., office Engine House No. 7, r. 27 Albion Av Kennealy David, marble polisher estate C. Roche, r. NW cor Fourth and Freelon Kennealy John, contractor, r. S s Birch Av, bet La- guna and Buchanan Kennealy John, driver, r. 8'^ Erie Kennealy Kate, widow, r. 429 Shipley 1^" Kennealy. See Kenealy and Kennelly Kennedy Alfred, bill poster T. N. Dunphy & Co., r. 174 Clementina Kennedy Andrew, porter Theater Comique, r. NW cor Kearny and Pine Kennedy Angus, carpenter, r. 214 Hickory Av Kennedy Annie, widow, r. 1117 Bryant Kennedy Bartholomew, capitalist, r. 37 Rausch Kennedy Bartholomew, carpenter Byron Jackson, r. Washington Av, nr Precita PI, B. H. Kennedy Benjamin, waiter The Baldwin Kennedy Bernard, carpenter, r. 483 Clementina Kennedy Bernard, janitor Phelan Bldg Kennedy Bernard, tanner, r. cor Trinidad and Susque- hanna Kennedy, Brennan <( Clara Kenney Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co. Kenney Michael, mechanic, r. Dunbar Alley, rear old City Hall Kenney Michael, teamster Union Iron Works, r. Wash- ington Hotel Kenney Michael M., expressman r. 216 Ninth Kenney Patrick, r. Capitol House Kenney Patrick, cooper, r. 835 Mission Kenney Patrick, laborer, r. 245k Perry Kenney Patrick, shoemaker, 237 Jackson Kenuey Patrick, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 517 Hickory Av Kenney Patrick H., clerk, r. 362 Minna Kenney T., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works Kenney Thomas, r. 10 Verona, rear Kenney Thomas, r. Russ House Kenney Thomas, laborer, r. 430 Clementina Kenney Thomas, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear Kenney William, teamster Presidio Reservation, r. N s Moulton. bet Buchanan and Webster Kenney r i-ale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD: 133 NPEAR MTKKET. KER 620 KEY Kerrigan James T., bootmaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 8 8 Twenty-fourth, bet Harrison and Ala- bama Kerrigan J. J., cellarman Whittler, Fuller & Co., r. 322 Fifth Kerrigan John, butcher, r. 12 Leroy PI Kerrigan John, laborer, r. 207 Folsom, rear Kerrigan John, messenger, r. 408 McAllister Kerrigan John, stableman, r. SE cor Jones and Sac- ramento Kerrigan Kate, domestic 611 Van Ness Av Kerrigan Mary, domestic 711 Taylor Kerrigan Mary, groceries, Hi Jones Kerrigan Michael J., draftsman A. M. Jewell & Co., r. 7 Mint Av Kerrigan Owen, maltster Star Malt House, r. SE cor Eleventh and Folsom Kerrigan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 56 Natoma Kerrigan Patrick, liquor saloon, 236 Brannan Kerrigan Patrick H., lather, r. 436 Stevenson Kerrigan Thomas F., messenger chief Quartermaster's Office, Presidio Reservation, r. E s Lyon, bet Lombard and Greenwich Kerrigan Timothy, longshoreman, r. 511 Mission 1^^ Kerrigan. See Carrigan Kerrison Edmund P., bookkeeper American Salt Co., r. S 8 Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Harrison Kerrison George, carpenter and builder, 2128 Bush Kerrisen George G. , secretary Golden City Chemical Works, 303 Montgomery, r. 721 Green Kerrison Robert E., capitalist, r. S s Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Harrison Kerrison Robert J., plumber John R. Craig, r. 1030 Alabama Kerrison Stephen H., driver Wells. Fargo & Co's Ex- press, r. Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Har- rison Kerrison Walter W., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2128 Bush Kerrison William H., driver Wells, Fargo k Co's Ex- press, r. Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Har- rison Kerruish Edward, ship carpenter, r. 1005 Twentieth Kerruish Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 37 Stanly PI Kersell Adam, driver, r. 156 Third Kerth J. George, clerk Chronicle, r. 1715 Howard Kershaw E., seaman, r. 503 Folsom Kershaw John, r. 917 Guerrero Kershaw Marsden, coal dealer, 17-19 Spear, r. 917 Guerrero Kersten Louis, foreman Miiser Bros., r. 2015 Powell Kersten Sylvanus, S. J., student St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Kertner Louisa Mrs., r. 435 Vallejo Kervan Harry E,, carrier Chronicle, r. 610 Powell Kervan Ida M. Miss, assistant Redding Primary School, r. 610 Powell Kervan Thomas L., house carpenter, r. 610 Powell Kerwick Patrick, teamster, r. 51 Federal Kerwin Hugh, teamster, r. 41 Nevada Kerwin James, liquor saloon, NW cor Beach and Baker Kerwin James, proptr Sea Wall Hotel, 1 Bay Kerwin John, longshoreman, r. E s Blake, nr Geary Kerwin Mary, widow, r. 30 Alta Kerwin Patrick, blacksmith helper Tatum & Bowen, r. City Hotel Kerwin Patrick, teamster, r. 412 J^ Fifth Kerwin Philip, laborer, r. 108 Langton, rear Kerwin Thomas, machinist, r. 108 Langton, rear 8^ Kerwin. See Kirwin Keser Alfred S., bookbinder, r. 1114 Taylor Keser David J., compositor Call, r. 1111 Mason Keser Frank, milkman, r. Algeria, bet Tallapoosa »nd San tee Keser Louis, clothing, 15 Sixth Kesler Benjamin, shoemaker Leopold Adler, r. 24 Turk Kesseler Francis (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson Kesseler Francis A., bookkeeper J. b F. Kesseler, r. 1912 Stevenson Kesseler J. & F., steam marble and onyx works. S s Branuan,bet Fifth and Sixth Kesseler Joseph (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson KesBel<'r Joseph .Jr.. stonecutter J. & F. Kesseler, r. 1912 Stevenson 8^ Kesseler. See Kessler Kessine John B., r. 428 Broadway Kessing John E., salesman J. H. Kessing, r. 963 Har- rison Kessing John F.. r. 1017 Twenty-first Kessing John F. Jr., photographer, r. 1017 Twenty- first Kessing John H., fish, 79-80 Cal. Market, and 7 Clay St. Market, r. 963 Harrison Kessinger Albert, r. 110 Sixth Kessler Ai;^ust, bookkeeper John MuUer, r. 509 Minna Kessler Henry, deckhand stair Onward Kessler Henry, machinist, r. 430 54 Seventh Kessler Richard, baker, r. 64 Shipley Kessler Thomas, bartender Bernhardt Krauss, r. 503 Washington SS^ Kessler. See Kesseler Kestel George, waiter, r. 258 Clementina Kester Ellen, domestic 2107 Howard Kestler Henry, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. E 8 Stockton, bet Bay and Francisco Ketchum D. Findley, cigars and tobacco, Oakland Ferry, r. 2025 Mason Ketchum William L., conductor Geary St. RR., r.l421 Laguna Ketchum William W., carpenter, r. 835 Hayes Ketels Conrad M., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. 308 Green Ketels Nanning M., seaman, r. 321 Green Ketelsen B., laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av Ketelsen Frederick, billiardmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 22 Turk Ketelsen P. G.. laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av Ketscher Gustav, machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 26 Minna Ketterer Andrew, proptr Hansa House, 732 Fourth Kettle William, fishdealer Queen City Market, r. 341 Fourth Kettle William H., machinist Risdon I. and L.Works, r. 146 Perry Kettlelake Frederick W. A , bartender, r. 11 Dupont Kettlewell Joseph A., salesman, r. 418 Jones Kettnauer Anton, r. SE cor Vallejo and Kearny Keuerleber August, liquor saloon, 525 Sansome, r. 8W cor Steuart and Folsom Keuerleber Frederick W., liquor saloon, 538 Commer- cial, r. SW cor Steuart and Folsom Keuscher Frederick, special policeman, r. 1522 Stock- ton Keuscher Louisa Mrs., r. 516 Greenwich Keville John, teamster, r. 241 Fremont Kewell James, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Kewen E.J. C. Mrs., r. 1005 Sutter Kewen Perrie, attorney at law, 105 Stockton, r. 1005 Sutter Kewin Charles, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 120 Julian Av Kewin Jennie E. Miss, teacher, r. 120 Julian Av Kewin William, patternmaker, r. 120 Julian Av Kewiu William K.,clerk Christian Muller,r.l20 Julian Av Kewitz Charles (Schwartz & Kewitz) r. 1016 Market Kewnig John, wood and ivory turner, 10 Stevenson, r. cor Esmerald and Prospect Avs Key Thomas, r. NE cor Stockton and Chestnut Keyer John, engineer S. P. RR., r. 193 Sixteenth Keyes Arthur T.. butcher O. H. Keyes, r. 624 Turk Keyes Elijah B. .assistant weigher U. S. Custom House, r. 34 Moss Keyes Joseph, r. 34 Moss Keyes Oliver, fisherman, r. cor Mauritius and Penob- scot Keyes Orson H., butcher, 50 Steuart, r. 601 Van Ness Av Keyes P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Keyes Rosanna, widow, r. 112 Hayes Keyes Rose Miss, bookbinder, r. 824 Pacific, rear Keyes William P., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 601 Van Ness Av Keyes Winfield S., mining engineer, r. 1604 Van Ness Av B^ Keyes. See Keys and Kies Keynon John C, cooper, 8 Oregon Keys Ann. widow, r. 109 Freelon Keys Gilbert S. (Dempster & Keys) r. 1020 Fourteenth, Oakland Keys G. T., shipping clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 29 Dupont Keys William C, teamster, r. 1209 Folsom Keyser Brunett Mrs., dressmaker, 766 Mission Keyser Edward H., bookkeeper, r. 766 Missson Keyser. Henry, cook, r. 330 Townsend Keyser Howard, night operator American Dist Tel Co., r. 1004 >5 Natoma LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Braverman A L,evj I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ^VASHIKO -WEIjI. DOHrE AT TERT IM^W RATES. OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET, KEY 621 KIL Keyser Nathalie, widow, r. 1004 H Natoma Keyser Nathaniel, r. 425 Third Keyser Paul, general commission merchant, 206 Clay, r. 1208 Turk 1^" Keyser. See Kaiser and Kayser Keyston Brotliers (James W. and "William D.) manufacturers and importers. whips and lashes, and manufacturers agents, factory 2629 Mission, oflfice 104 Market, and 3 California Keyston James W. (Keyston Brothers) r. 509 Twenty- third Keyston Samuel, capitalist, r. 1512 Church Keyston William D. (Keyston Brothers) r. 2645 Mis- sion Keystone House, Frank N. Nicolaysen proprietor, 127-129 Jackson Keystone Wringer Co., William F. Meek manager, 314 Fourth Keyt John E., manager Keyt & Co., r. 19 Willow Av Keyt & Co. (estate of A.C. Keyt) bill posters, John E. Keyt manager, 537 Commercial Kezar A. H., timer Sutter St. RR., r. 2909 Bush KibbeCreorge R. (George R. Kibbe & Co.) r. 615 Post Kibbe George R. & Co. (George E. Kibbe) sta- tionery, picture frames, printing, etc., 14 Post Kibbe Horace W., bartender Adam & Kibbe, r. 131 Fourth Kibbe Lincoln M., glove cutter Harry M. Heineman, r. 1112 Powell Kibbe Millard (Adam & Kibbe) r. 1112 Powell Kibbe Thornton M., clerk, r. 1112 Powell Kibbler William T., druggist Mrs. M. M. Ward, r. 37 Second Kibby Henry, carpenter, r. 530 Polk Kibell Jobn. teamster Marsden Kershaw Klchler William, tanner, r. 2534 Bryant Kicke Joseph, fruit peddler, r. 1 Chambers Kidd Adam J., picture frame maker, r. 305 Minna Kidd Alexander, machinist Goss & Dow, r. 734}^ Howard Kidd Alexander, m'nsician TiToli Opera House, r. 704 Union Kidd Anthony, watchmaker, r. 523 Sixth Kidd Brothers (Leonard W. and Louis R.) job print- ers, and publishers The Saturday Local, SW cor Capp and Nineteenth Kidd Charlotte Mrs., r. 1507 Devisadero Kidd Elmore A., bookkeeper Harvey W. Rice, r. 2606 Folsom Kidd George V., carriage painter H. W. Rice, r. 2750 Harrison Kidd George W., musician, r. 705 Vallejo Kidd George W., teamster, r. 241 Ritch Kidd James E., musician, r. 705 Vallejo Kidd Jessie, widow, r. 255 Tehama Kidd John, wool dealer, cor Fifth and Brannan, r. 1533 Howard Kidd John T., architect, office 28 New Montgomery, r. 2245 Mission, rear Kidd Lawrence, laborer Presidio Reservation Kidd Leonard W. (Kidd Brothers) and newspaper manager Pac. Newspaper Publishing Co., r. 2733 Howard Kidd Louis R. (Kidd Brothers.) r. 203 Sixteenth Kidd Mary Miss (Fenn & Co.) r. 1505 Market Kidd Phcebe A., widow, r. 607 Sutter Kidd Powers (Cobleigh & Kidd) r. 1608 Polk Kidd Robert, machinist Joseph Pracy. r. 110 Minna Kidd Sarah, nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum Kidd Thomas R. G.. miller Horace Davis & Co. Kidd William, r. 2721 Mission Kidd William, longshoreman, r. 318 Main, rear Kidd William, machinist, r. SW cor Iowa and Tuba Kidd William H., business manager Harvey W. Rice, r. 2606 Folsom 1^" Kidd. See Kydd Kidder Charles A., painter Edwin H. Black Kidder George B., freight clerk O. and O. SS. Belgic, r. 508 Grove Kidder George W., peddler, r. Empire Lodgings Kidder Roscoe D., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 35 Berkeley Av Kidder Susan Mrs., r. 206 Hyde Kidney J., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf Kidney James, laborer, r. 863^ Market Kidney John, longshoreman, r. 210 Ritch Kidney John J., horsedealer, r. 83 Ninth Kidney Timothy, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 210 Bitch Kiea'rns Frank, barber, r. 256 Stevenson Kiefer Charles, r. 202 Sixth Kiefer John, barber, r. 1603 Turk Kiefer John, piano repairer, r. 26 Russ Kiefer Louis, vamisher Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 11 Mason Kiefer Philip (Flieler & Kiefer) r. 107 Polk Kiefer Theodore, barber Joseph Aaron, r. 612 Brannan 8^" Kiefer. See Keefer Kiefifer Alois, r. Guiana, bet Santee and Penobscott KiefTer Celestln, laborer St. Louis Brewery, r. 1624 Pacific Av Kiefi'er Charles, liqiior saloon, 219 Mission Kiehl Daniel, engineers' storekeeper P. M. 88. San Jos6 Kiehl Jacob, r. 736 Green Kiehn August, laborer, r. SW cor Dupont and Broad- way Kiekler Franz, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Kiel E. H., steward O. R. and N. SS. Columbia Kiel Heinrich, waiter, r. North Pacific Hotel Kiel John H., tanner, r. Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac Kielberg Carl, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co., r. 519 Brannan. rear Kiely James, conductor N. B. andM. RR.,r. 1330 How- ard Kiely Michael, laborer, r. 8 Zoe Kienborts Daniel, physician, office and r. 235 Sixth Kiep John H., r. 405 Turk Kiernan Ann, widow, r. 9 Preston PI Kiernan Bartholomew, roofer, r. 623 Brannan Kiernan Bernard, laborer, r. 9 Preston PI Kiernan Charles, gardener, r. 13 Moss Kiernan Charles H., salesman Christian MuUer, r. 836 Mission Kiernan Charles W., upholsterer, r. 424)4 Linden Av Kiernan Francis J., candies, cigars and tobacco, 230 Post Kiernan James, cooper Mattullath MnfgCo., r.9 Pres- ton PI, rear Kiernan James, laborer, r. 724 Mission Kiernan James, master mariner, r. 1129 Folsom Kiernan James, porter John E. Richards, r. 728 Na- toma Kiernan John, fuller, r. 3 Priest Kiernan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Second and Bran- nan Kiernan John, teamster, r. NW cor Baker and Geary Kiernan John J., cooper, r. 9 Preston PI Kiernan John M., painter, r. SE cor Beach and Brod- erick Kiernan Joseph, laborer, r. 8 Polk Lane Kiernan .Joseph, messenger Cal. Dist. Tel. Co., r. NW cor Pacific and Taylor Kiernan Mary, widow, r. 1807 Buchanan Kiernan Michael, machinist, r. 836 Mission Kiernan Michael, wood and coal, 947 Bryant Kiernan Peter, porter Frank G. Edwards, r. 1707 Du- pont Kiernan Peter, salesman Morison, Hutchinson Js Co., r. 325 Clementina Kiernan Thomas, stonecutter, r. NE cor McAllister and Devisadero Kiernan Thomas, teamster Tillmann & Bendel, r. 716 J« Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth B^eman Thomas J. (Connolly & Kiernan) and deputy Sheriff, r. 13 Moss Kiernan Thomas W., compositor, r. Adams House Kiernan Walter, tailor, r. 836 Mission Kiernan William, collector, r. 836 Mission 8^ Kiernan. See Kernau Kierski William, merchant (El Paso, Texas) r. 1411 Bush Kiesel Charles, solicitor, r. 207 Montgomery Av Kiesel Prosper, painter, r. 95 Colton Kiesendahl Emil, agent E. Guittard & Co., r. 515 Oak Kieser H. J., waiter The Fountain, r. 531 Post Kiesling Charles A., steward, r. 432 Brannan Kihlmeyer Jacob, proptr Atlantic Hall, 308 Fran- cisco Kihlmeyer Louis, r. 308 Francisco Kihlstrom Frederick, seaman P. C. SS. Victoria, r. 20 Federal Klhn Frederick, finisher Eagle Brass and Bell Foun- dry, r. 309 Fremont Kihn Herman, seaman, r. 309 Fremont e^ Kihn. See Kean and Keaue Kilafoyle Joseph, clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. St. Nicholas Hotel Kilbert Elizabeth, widow, r. 224 Eighth CEILINGS DECORATED IN FRESCO OR PAPER, in the G. W. CLARK & CO. most Artistio manner. 645 nxarket su HINCKLEY, MPIERM A IIAYEN, FU&.TON IKOW '1>V<»RKN. 213 Freiuont Street, 9ksnui-»et.urerti of HOISTINW W4»BHK, CAUEM, BUCKETS and CABS. KIL 622 KIM Kllbom John T., bagmaker, r. 421 Filbert Kilborn JoBeph G., blackaiuith Isaac Stone, r. W 8 San Bruno Road, nr Courtland Av Kilborn Mary C, widow, r. 421 Filbert Kilbourne George O., mining, r. 702 Poet Kilbride James, deckhand Dredger No. 2, r. 524 H Na. toma Kilbride Owen, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 6^8 Howard Kilbride Patrick, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada Kilby Henry M., seaman, r. 622 Greenwich Kilcommon Daniel, blacksmith, r. 402 Broadway Kilcommon John, horseshoer, 722 Broadway, r. New Wisconsin Hotel KilcuUen Michael, laundry, 512 Bryant KilcuUen Owen, clerk Patrick McCormick, r. N s Sierra, iSet Michigan and Georgia Kilday Edward A., assistant treasurer Haverly's Cali- fornia Theater, r. 215 Post Kilday Francis A., iron molder, r. 1138 Howard Kilday Micliael, proprietor Eagle Exchange Sa- loon, 100 Second, r. 112 Silver Kilday William, driver W. P. Lambert, r. 875 Folsom Kilday William, real estate, r. 1138 Howard Kilday William J., plumber, r. 1138 Howard Kilduff Margaret, widow, r. 13 Rausch Kildufif Patrick, paver Spring Valley W. W., r. 1126 Broadway Kilduff Thomas, laborer, r. 49 Clementina Kilduff Thomas J., saddler, r. 1126 Broadway Kiley David, engineer, r. 537 Bryant Kiley Hiram H., merchant, r. 610 Natoma Kiley John D., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 333 Jessie Kiley Michael, carpenter, r. W 8 Tilden, nr Fif- teenth Kiley Michael, laborer, r. 10 Zoe Kiley Michael, milkman, r. SE cor Tilden and Broder- ick Kiley William H., fireman O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla M^- Kiley. See Keily Kilgariff John F., boilermaker Riadon I. and L. Works, r. 38 Clarence PI Kilgariff John M., cashier Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 614 Sutter Kilgariff Michael F., bartender Michael Heffernan, r. 38 Clarence PI Kilgariff Patrick J., tinner, r. 11 Ji Garden Kilgour James Y., gasfitter, r. 1300 Ji Stockton Kilham Edward H., bookkeeper J. J. Evans, r. 209 Hyde Kilham Horace, mining, r. 209 Hyde Kilham Howard, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 209 Hyde Kilian Anton F., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 1517 Devlsadero Kilkeary M., driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor Ken- tucky and Nevada Kilkeary Michael F., coachman Charles F. Rogers, 106 Guerrero Kilkenny Patrick, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r. 11 Minna Bailacky John, steerage waiter P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Killavery Patrick B., teamster, r. 9 Austin Kllleen Anna Miss, r. 106 Minna Killeen Dennis, carriage painter A. Folsom, r. 907 Twenty-third Killeen Edward, laborer, r. 28 Minna Killeen Frank, cook J. B. Jaques, r. 26 Jj First Killeen James, r. 529 Sacramento Killeen John, laborer, r. S. s Twenty-third, nr Noe Killeen Mary, widow, boarding, 34 Minna Killeen Timothy, teamster, r. 127 Perry Killeen Thomas, carriage painter, r. NW cor Guerrero and Twenty-sixth Killen John, laborer Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 620 Sixth Killen Sarah, widow, r. 4 Wetmore PI Killeux August, fisherman, r. S s San Bruno Road, nr County Line Killey Charles H., real estate, 39 Sutter, r. 2801 Web- ster Killey John C, r. 2937 Sixteenth Killiade Delia, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Killian Catherine, widow, r. 7)4 Garden, rear Killian John H., hostler Presidio Reservation Killlgan Thomas, driver Omnibus RR. Killilea Bryan J., letter carrier Post Ofllce, r. 632 Geary Killilea James F., carpenter, r. 325 Minna Killilea John, r. 10 Farren Av Killilea John, r. 172 Minna Killilea John E., carpenter, r. 135 Perry, rear Killilea Matthew D., carpenter, r. 244 Chattanooga, rear Killilea Patrick, laborer, r. 454 Minna Killilea Sarah, domestic 1940 Fillmore Killimate E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Killimede John, blacksmith J. Gallagher k Son, r. 624 Minna Killion Michael, liquor saloon, 211 Tehama Killip Jasper N. (Killip & Co.) r. 323 Kearny Killip & Co. (C. M. Chase, James Howard and J. N. Killip) auctioneers, 116 Montgomery Killkelly Patrick, laborer, r. 24 Julian Av Killman Henry C, master mariner, r. 1126 Howard Killpack Ella Miss, button hole maker, r. 533 Castro Killpack John, janitor Sanchez St. Primary School, r. 531 Castro Killpack Joseph J., dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 531 Castro Killpack Raymond M., card cleaner Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 531 Castro Killpatrick George, tailor, r. 830 Nineteenth Kilmartin Michael C. (Kilmartin & Wilson) r. 118H Clara Kilmartin & Wilson (Michael C. Kilmartin and John J. Wilson) liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and Bran- nan Kilpatrick Andrew, laborer, r. Bay, bet Kearny and Dupont Kilpatrick Elbert C, assistant Lincoln Evening School, r. 824 Treat Av Kilpatriok John, brakeman S. P. RR.. r. 413 Fourth Kilpatrick William, brakeman S. P. RR.,r. 606 Fourth Kilpeck Bartholomew, waiter, r. 1 Eddy Kilpeck Rose, widow, r. 915 Powell Kilroy Henry, conductor Market St. BR., r. 610 Na- toma Kilroy John, laborer, r. 1745 Unio» Kilroy John, porter, r. 16)4 Louisa Kilroy Patrick, contractor, r. Ill Buchanan Kilroy Patrick, laborer, r. 46 Louisa Kilsby John, liquor saloon, 16 Steuart, and deputy Clerk Supreme Court of Cal., r. 32 Steuart Kilsy John D., sailmaker, r. 333 Jessie Kilzive Harry, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York Kim John, bartender B. Fassler, r. 301 East Kimball Arthur, blacksmith, r. 641 Commercial Kimball Charles H., teamster Newell jc Bro., r. 15 Diamond Kimball Charles P., books and stationery. 519 Hayes, r. 513 (E) Hayes Kimball Charles S., weigher Washington St. Wharf, r. 1809 Baker Kimball Edward, r. Occidental Hotel Kimball F., r. 610 Pine Kimball Fred. H., clerk, r. 415 Franklin Kimball Frederick H., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 521 ?i Natoma Kimball Frederick H., shorthand writer, r. 44 Sixth Kimball George H. (Doe, Kimball & Co.) r. Grand Hotel Kimball George H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. Lick House Kimball George H., laborer, r. 904 Kearny Kimball George P., r. 415 Franklin Kimball George W., with Butler & Haldan, r. 416 Franklin Kimball Grace Miss, teacher, r. 2039 Mission Kimball Hazen, winegrower, r. 1301 Mason Kimball Henry (Bartling Jc Kimball) r. 148 Sixth Kimball John R. Rev., editor The Pacific, 7 Mont- gomery Av, r. 132 McAllister Kimball Leonidae F., winegrower, r. 1301 Mason Kimball Moses C, calker, r. 1603 Jones KimbiiU Parker S., r. 931 Market Kimball Proctor W., teacher music, r. 513 (E) Hayes Kimball Rebecca Miss, teacher, r. 513 (E) Hayes Kimball Roy T. (A. W. Norton k Co.) and agent B. F. Sawyer & Co., 400 Battery, r. 6'20 Filbert Kimball Solomon P., mining, 436 California, r. 435 Bush Kimball Thomas B., superintendent Code, Elfelt k Co., r. 230 Kearny Kimball Thomas D., S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear Kimball Thomas L., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 24, r. East Oakland SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ ^J^Jl'lAmr^i. s«"«* J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iiuport«>r>« of and Dealern in COAI< and 1»I« IRON, 41 iHarket Street, vomer Kpear. KIM 623 KIN Kimball William E., foreman Newell & Bro., r. 15 Diamond t^- Kimball. See Kimble Klmber Samuel P., telegraph operator, r. 401 Post Kimberley Elijah B., clerk Davis Bros., r. 615 Stock- ton Kimberley Henry B.. r. 1507 Montgomery Kimble Liston, clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 208 OTarrell Kimble William, conductor Market St. RR., r. 236 Sixteenth Kimel Frederick H., watchmaker G. Mathieu & Son Kimic Charles, liquor saloon, and lodgings, 32 Steu- art Kimmel Otto, cook P. M. SS. City of Sydney Kimple Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Servia, bet Savannah and Platte Kimura Junbichi, salesman Ichi Ban, r. 22 Geary Kiuard Charles E., clerk, r. 754 Harrison Kincaid Frederick L., carpenter, r. 1111 Folsom Kiucaid Hartley B. , receiver Presidio RR., r. 1211 Union Kincaid Harvey (Kincaid & Gray) r. 28 Rausch Kincaid Henry B. M., driver Presidio RR., r. 529 Vallejo, rear Kincaid Isaac P., foreman carpenter S. F. School De- partment, r, 730 Seventeenth • Kincaid John E., contractor and builder, r. 2219 Pa- cific Av Kincaid Llewellyn S , carpenter S. F. School Depart- ment, r. 1111 Folsom , Kiucaid Mary A., widow, r. 40 Tehama Kincaid Mary W. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 2219 Pacific Av Kincaid William M. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church, r. 626 Eddy Kiucaid William R., clerk Hanson & Co., r. 130 Gold- en Gate Av Kincaid & Gray (Harvey Kincaid and Clarence Gray) attorneys at law, 419 California, room 24 1^" Kincaid. See Kinkead Kind Bertha Miss, millinery, 1022 Stockton, r. 1411 H Mason Kind Mathilde W. Mrs., dressmaker, 1017 Market Kind Richard C. T., foreman P. Liesenfeld, r. 1411^ Mason Kind Thomas, r. 1411^ Mason | Kindborg O. E., waiter Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co., r. 1518 Powell Kinder Charles J., porter Coffin & Hendry, r. 120 Germania Kinder Christian, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 120 Germania Kinderdick Jacob, r. Hotel Bhein Kindergarten School, Miss Fannie Temple teacher, . 512 Minna Kindergarten School, Young Womens' Christian Assn, 29 Minna Kindergarten Public School, N s Silver, bet Second and Third Kindergin John, laborer, r. 848 Folsom, rear ' Kindgren Charles W., housepainter, r. Ill Twelfth, rear Kindleberger Linnie Miss, r. 951 Harrison Kindler A., miller, r. Brooklyn Hotel Kindlin William, seaman, r. 1 Federal Kinemann George, musician, r. 409 Green ^ Kinemann George Jr., sailmaker, r. 409 Green King A. Joseph, seaman P. C. SS. Ancon,r.S20 Vallejo King Agnes Mrs., bakery, 904 Valencia Ring Alice, widow, r. 1 Sumner King Antonio, seaman, r. W s Sansome, nr Filbert King Arthur B., conductor Central RR.. r. 1211 Fill- more King Asa H., r. 114 Fourth King Augusta Miss, r. 1522 Turk King Augustus, janitor Cal. Safe Deuosit and Trust Co., r. 822 Howard King Augustus Jr., letter carrier Post Office, r. 822 Howard King Austin F., coal and wood, NW cor Seventeenth and Valencia, r. 1915 Stevenson King Bernard, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 34 Hawthorne King Carrie Miss, r. 1522 Turk King Charles, bootblack, 1204 Polk, r. 1109 Stockton King Charles, broommaker, r. 1866 Stevenson King Charles, car sealer C. P. RR., r. 911 Shotwell King Charles, sawsmith Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 1308 Montgomery King Charles A., machinist William T. Garratt.r. 832 Mission King Charles A., pattermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 1240 Mission King Charles H. (J. Buss & Co.) r. 977 Seventh Av, East Oakland King' Ctiarleii J. (King, Morse & Co.) and secre- tary Union Packing Co., r. 1423 Washington King Charles S., mining operator, r. 1104 Market King Charles W. A., clerk, r. 528 Harrison King Clarence E., bartender, r. 603 Pine King Clarence H., baggage master C. P. RR., Oakland Ferry, r. 825 Post King David F., teamster Dobrmann & Co., r. 123 Ore- gon King David J., dealer foreign stamps, 227 Post, r. 210 Golden Gate Av King Dennis W., engineer P. M. SS. Co's tug Millen Griffith, r. 115 Silver King Dwight C, livery stable, 1537 Mission King Edward H., janitor new City Hall, r. 219 Lang- ton King Emma L., widow, r. 1923 Jessie King Edward T., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1011 Larkin King F., r. 127 Folsom King Fanny Miss, saleslady, r. 1522 Turk King Fannie, widow, r. 1026 Sutter King Frank, longshoreman, r. 734 Montgomery King Frank G., weigher Edward Bangs, r. 603 Pine' King Frank M., paperruler, r. 920 Washington King Frederick, blacksmith, r. 813 Pacific King Frederick W., cutter William Kaiser, r. 303 Fell King George, r. 202 Sixth King George A., elevator man, r. 210 Golden Gate Av King George C., foreman history dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1520 California King G. R. Mrs., r. 204 Twenty-second King Harry, waiter, r. 715 Lombard King Henry, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 221 California King Henry, laborer, r. 2 Sheridan, rear King Henry L., architect, r. 806 Leavenworth King Henry L., blacksmith, r. 412 Shipley King Henry L. Jr., bookkeeper \Vells, Fargo & Co's Bank, r. Oakland King Henry S., bartender Joseph A. Giustl, r. 405 Kearny King Herbert, painter, r. 14 O'Farrell Alley King Homer S. (Homer S. King & Co.) r. 1001 Leaven- worth King Homer S. «!i£ Co. (Homer S. King) stock- brokers, 312 Pine King Honora, widow, r. 19 Clementina King Hugh I., bookkeeper B. Schwartz, r. 327 Golden Gate Av King I. Manning, phvsician and surgeon, office and r. 210 Golden Gate Av King James, laborer, r. 26 Welsh King James, laborer, r. 1315 Octavia King James, messenger F. Grass, r. 27 J4 Fourth King James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 115 Silver King James H., bookseller, 15 Fourth, r. 19 Clemen- tina King James L., clerk, r. 915 Guerrero King Jnmea !•., notary public, commissioner deeds and real estate agent, 308 California, r. 2011 Webster King Jessie Miss, private tutor, r. 418 Sutter King John, boatman, r. 310 Union King John, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert King John, laborer, r. 117 Jackson King John, musician, r. 811 Jackson King John, liquor saloon, 26 Turk, r. 31 Turk King John A. B., engineer tug Richard Holyoke, r. 721 Harrison King John C, carpenter, r. 1324 Jackson King John J., dentist, office and r. 212 Kearny King John S., r. 534 Ellis I King Joseph, carpenter, r. 1308 Montgomery King Joseph, driver, r. 416 Broadway King Joseph, seaman, r. 30 Prescott ; King Joseph, seaman, r. W s Sansome, nr Filbert ; King Joseph B., teamster, r. 13 Linden Av King Joseph L., stock broker, r. 1239 Pine King Julia Mrs., r. 60 Annie King Julia A. Miss, copyist, r. 302 Hayes King Kate, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory King L. Miss, r. 518 Geary King Leonidas A., dentist, office and r. 619 Kearny w M o J STEAm ENGINES ThreflMng Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO.. 509, 511 Market SSt. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE KIN 624 KIN Eitig Louis, Beanian. r. 112 Steuart King Luke, blacksmith, r. 310 Union King Manuel, turner, r. 453 Tehama King Martin, laborer, r. 4 Kramer PI King Martin, Beaman, r. NE cor Second and Brannan King Mary, widow, r. 136 Chattanooga King Mary, widow, r. S s Myrtle Av, bet Franklin and Gough King May Miss, type setter Fainter & Co., r. 310 Union King Michael, r. 931 Market King Michael, contractor, r. 327 Golden Gate Av King Michael, fireman P. M. SS. City of New York King Michael, laborer Mtna Iron Works, r. SlNatoma King Michael, laborer Krenz&Getz, r. Twenty-ninth, bet Dolores and Church King Michael, sigu paiuter, 739 Market KING, MOESE & CO. .cnanes j. King:, Isaac U. Morse and H. P. Coon) successors to C. •James King of \%''illiani di Co., manufacturers of liermetically sealed g^oods, ^'W cor Sansome and Broad^vay King Nora, domestic, r. 433 Second King Otis B., painter Hopps & Sons, r. S s Palmer, nr Whitney, Fairmouut Tract King Patrick, laborer, r. 1902 Ellis King Patrick, painter, r. 304 Fulton King Patrick, waiter, r. Empire Lodgings King Philip, barber, 323 Pacific, r. 712 Sansome King Richard, carpenter Enterprise Mill and Build- ing Co., r. 528 Harrison King Richard, waiter, r. 141 Natoma King Richard P., fringemaker, r. 310 Union King Robert, porter P. Maguire & Son King Robert W., engineer Clay St. RB.. r. 832 Mission King Sarah, widow, sewing school, ilO Golden Gate Av King Seth A., manager billiard room Palace Hotel, r. 1207 Ji Mission King Solomon, tailor, 139 Shipley King Stanley, r. 1240 Mission King Street Warehouse, T. G. Walkington & Co. proptrs, S 8 King, bet Fourth and Fifth King Thomas, cook Oakland Ferry Stmr, r. 33 Hinck- ley King Thomas, miner, r. 863^ Market King Thomas, proprietor Commercial Exchange, wines, liquors and cigars, NW cor Clay and Drumm, r. 911 Bryant King Thomas, shoemaker Thomas J. Broderick. r. 229 Minna King Thomas, with James H. King, r. 19 Clementina King Thomas C, carpenter, r. 1210 Mission King Thomas H., cook, r. 46 Second King Thomas J., compositor, r. 911 Bryant King Timothy J. , expres.sman, NW cor Seventh and Howard, r. 412 Shipley •King W. B. (Du Bois & King) r. Portland, Or. King Walter A , deckhand stmr James M. Donahue King Wilber H., stock clerk Homer S. King k Co., r. 534 Bush King William, cheesemaker, r. 402 Broadway King William, coal passer P. C. SS. City of Chester King William, fireman, r. 625 Davis King William, fireman tug Donald King William, gardener, r. Ocean View Road, nr Lake Mercea King William, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf King William, plumber, r. 412 Shipley King William, seaman, r. 40 Spear King William, shoemaker, r. 415 Filbert King William, stevedore, r. 13 Welsh King William, with James H. King, r. 19 Clementina King William A., painter, r. 822 Howard King William A., foreman Union Box Factory, r. Oak- land King William B., wheelwright, r. 544 Jessie King William H., clerk Gordon Hardware Co., r. 2202 Steiner i King William J., letter carrier Post OfiBce, r. 2204 ' Leavenworth King William M., boarding, 48 Sacramento King William R., foreman C. P. RR., r. 808 Leaven- ' worth ■ King William N., coremaker S. F. Brass Works, r. 304 ' Fulton King W. J., actor Emerson's Standard Theater, r. 26 Minna Kingelbach Josephine, widow, r. 903 Sacramento Kingman Albert E., wellborer, r. Ahlbom House Kingman John F., bootcutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. Oakland Kingon Robert, clerk, r. 541 M Natoms Kingsbery Sanford, clerk general manager's oflSce C. P. RR., r. 911 Capp ■ Kingsbury Henry P., first lieutenant troop K, 6th i Cavalry, U. 8. A., Fort Mason (Black Point) I Kingsbury Hubert M. , salesman Hanley ji Snow, r. East Oakland ! Kingsbury Leonard W., cook Frank Allioue, r. 1030 Howard Kingsbury Thomas P., sergeant police, r. 6 Elgin Park Kingsford Albert K., salesman, r. 2616 Sutter Kiugsfcrd's Oswego Starch Co., William T. Coleman & Co. agents, 121 Market Kingsland George R. . chief engineer stmr Wilming- ton, r. 1137 Guerrero Kingsland James E. C, engineer American Sugar Re- finery, r. W s Eureka, bet Twentieth and Twenty. first Kingsland Oliva Mrs., millinery, 209 Sixteenth, r. Eureka nr Twenty-first Kingsley Alfred M., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. «333 Pine Kingsley E. E. Mrs., r. 319 Hyde Kingsley Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 822 Green, rear Kingsley William, laborer P: M. 88. Co's Wharf, r. 116 Perry Kingsley William, teamster, r. 117 Ninth l^~ Kingsley. See Kinsley Kingston James, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. IT Michigan Kingston Jeremiah, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 118}^ Shipley Kingston John, realestate, r. 441 Eifth Kingston John H., bookkeeper Western Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of California, r. 441 Fifth Kingston Paul F., bookkeeper Western Fire and Ma- rine Insurance Co. of California, r. 441 Fifth Kingston Richard, warehouseman, r. 549 Mission Kingwell James W.. plumber, 422 Leavenworth Klngwell Joseph F., notary public and commissioner of deeds, 500 Montgomery, r. 307 Eddy Kingwell Vincent T. (Weed & Kingwell) r. 238 Sixth Kinkade James, porter Jones & Co., r. 14 }$ Rausch 1^" Kinkade. See Kinkead and Klucaid Kinkead Cordelia I., widow, r. 1812 Washington 0^ Kinkead. See Kincaid Kinlan William, seaman, r. 29 Federal Kinnaman V. M., salesman David Samuels, r. 1548 Howard Kinne C. Mason, special agent Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., r. 2520 Post Kinne Henry C, principal Harrison St. Ungraded School, r. 17 Fourth Kinne Joseph, milkman, Ocean View Station Kinne Thomas H., farmer, r.NW cor Oak and Octavia Kinne William H. (Daly & Kinne) r. Mission Road, nr Ocean View Station 1^" Kinne. See Kinney and Kenney Kinnear Ebenezer, dairj-man, r. W s Chenery, nr ' Charles finnear G., boiler maker P. M. SS. Australia inuear John, weigher, r. Branch House Kinnemann George J., ssilmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. 409 Green Kinnerson Jerome, millhand Capitol Mills Kinnery Joseph, laborer, r. 2 Lick Alley Kinnery Maurice, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. Ns Twen- ty-sixth, bet Church and Dolores Kinney Andrew T., hackman, r. 424 Pacific Kinney E. Mrs. (Taylor & Kinney) r. 1118 Market Kinney George W., accountant, r. 32 Fourth Kinney John, janitor, r. 6 Miles PI Kinney John, rancher, r. Ill Morris Av Kinney Patrick, meterman Central Gas Light Co., r. 246 3«i Perry, rear Kinney William J., clerk O'Neill & Stuart, r. 309 Ivy Av Kinney William J., carpenter, r. 509 Hyde, rear t^ Kinney. See Kinne. Kenney and Kenny Kinsella Daniel, blacksmith, r. 517 3^ Taylor Kinsella Edward, traveling agent Monitor, r. 607 Minna Kinsella John, shoemaker, r. 719 Natoma Kinsella Patrick, blacksmith, r. 617 )i Taylor LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO. Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work I 19 Montgomery Street. .A GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTKNDEI) TO OFFICE, 648 HAKKKT STREET. KIN 625 KIR Klnsella Thomas, plumber, r. 725 Natoma, rear Klnsella William A., c«rriage painter, r. 719 Natoma Bansey A. G., r. Grand Hotfl Kinsey Albert K., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1205 Union Kineey Charles, real estate, r. 729 California Kinsey Charles C, stenographer William T. Coleman & Co.. r. 411^ Oak Kinsey Charles W. (Lyon & Kinsey) r. Oakland Kinsey Eliza S. Mrs., furnished rooms. 1023 Stock- ton Kinsey Kerst, r. 1023 Stockton Kinslea Thomas, pressman Daily Report, r. Oakland Kinsley Albert, car driver, r. 1205 Union Kinsley Emmett, yardman ^^illiam H. Staniels Kinsley John E., carpenter, r. 2437 Larbin Kinsley Thomas, fireman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro I&" Kinsley. See Kingsley Kinsman Charles W., carpenter and builder, office 28 New Montgomery, r. 659 Minna Kinsman Emma A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 319 Geary Kinsman Franklin, carpenter and builder, office 28 New Montgomery, r. 412 Clementina Kinsman James W., carpenter and builder, office 28 New Montgomery, r. 1127 Twenty-first Kinsman Nicholas W., engineer Cal. and Nev. Ice Co., r. 356 Tehama Kinucan John T., marble polisher W. H. McCormick, r. 1 Morse PI Kinucan Michael, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter Kinzel Philip, teamster, r. 1723 OTarrell Kinzer George W., mining, r. 1420 Hyde Kip Harriet E. Mrs., seamstress, r. 607 Washington Kip William Ingraham Rev., Protestant Episcopal Bishop of California, r. SWcor Eddy and Franklin Kip William Ingraham Jr., statistical clerk Custom House, r. SW cor Eddy and Franklin Kipp George W., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 709 Post Kipp James I., clerk, r. 127 Kearny Kipp John E.. salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 2249 Mission Kipp Matthew R.,gasfitter, r. 418 Clementina Kipps Alfred K., artist, r. 517 Taylor Kirby Ann, widow, r.37 Lafayette Kirby Charles K. (C. K. Kirby & Son) r. 900 Van Ness Av Kirby C. K. & Son (Charles K. and Frederick W.) archi- tects, 106 Leidesdorflf, room 3 Kirby D., r. Baldwin House Kirby Daniel, extraman Engine No. 10, 8. F. F. D., r. 516 Bryant Kirby Edward, waiter, r. Bonanza House Kirby Elizabeth, widow, r. 205 Langton Kirby Frederick W'. (C. K. Kirby & Son) r. 900 Van Ness Av Kirby James R., machinist, r. 220 Sixteenth Kirby J. J.,r. 409 Capp Kirby John, blacksmith S. P. RR., r. 220 Sixteenth Kirby John, salesman, r. 222 Tehama Kirby John F., plumber John T. Gray, r. 37 Lafayette Kirbv John H., blacksmith, r. 220 Sixteenth Kirby John T., collector Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 2814 Laguna Kirby Kate, domestic 824 Valencia Kirby Maggie, domestic 726 Shotwell Kirby Mary, widow, r. 148 Minna Kirbv Michael, hostler N. B. and M. RB., r. 148M Clara Kirby Michael, teamster, r. 8E cor Fourteenth and Kirby Michael P., bartender, r. 133 Third Kirby Misses, dressmakers, 33 Sixth Kirby Patrick, blacksmith, r. 30 Rausch, rear Kirby Peter J., gasfitter, r. 37 Lafayette Kirby Susan Miss, r. 2814 Laguna Kirby Thomas, laborer, r. 40 Hill Kirby Thomas J., proptr Phoenix Brewery, 528 Noe Kirby Walter N., clerk C. K. Kirby & Son, r. 900 Van Ness Av Kirby William, bartender, r. 614 Kearny Kirby William T., clerk, r. 148 Minna Kirch Charles, laborer, r. S s Haight. nr Park Kirchberger T. Miss, teacher languages, r. 1122 Jack- son Kirchhoff Theodore (M. Wunsch & Co.) Ill Sutter Kirchmann Henry, porter, r. 1619 Dupont Kirchner Bernhard, cook, r. German Hotel Kirchner Carl, upholsterer, r. 987 Harrison Kirchner Charles Jr., upholsterer, r. 987 Harrison Kirchner Charles W., salesman Banner Bros, r. 1604 Howard Kirchner Frederick, barber, 441 Sixth Kirchner George H. (Kirchner & Pfeifer) r. Honduras, South S. F. Kirchner Henry G. J., fruits, vegetables, tobacco and cigars, 2120 Mission Kirclmer Herman, proprietor Crystal Hotel, NE cor Fourth and Berry ^ Kirchner J., carpenter H. P. Gregory & Co. Kirchner William, bartender H. Kirchner, r. NE cor Fourth and Berry Kirchner William, bartender Kayser & Mayer, r. 987 Harrison Kirchner & Pfeifer (George Kirchner and George P. Pfeifer) liquor saloon, Honduras, South S. F. Kirchofer Reinhardt (Kirchofer & Hans) r. 216 Second Kirchofer *c Hans (R. Kirchofer and J. R. Hans) butch- ers, 216 Second Kirchoff Henry, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Kirchoflf H. L. (G. B. Andrews & Co.) 710 Montgomery Kirchoff L., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Kirk A., diuggist, r. 321 Pacific Kirk Daniel, clerk, r. 129 Silver Kirk David, gardener, r. NE cor Sierra and Louisiana Kirk Edwin P., foreman packer Cal. Glass Works, r. 106 Ridley Kirk Edward W. (Kirk & Baker) r. 518^ Ninth Kirk Francis, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r.W s Mich- igan, bet Sierra and Shasta Kirk James, engineer, r. 247 Second Kirk James, watertender P. M. SS. City of Sydney Kirk John H., clerk Horace Davis & Co., r. Oakland Kirk Joseph, attorney at law, r. Russ House Kirk Maggie D. Mrs., r. 2527 Howard Kirk Patrick, foundryman, r. 530 Howard Kirk Samuel B., packer John Taylor & Co., r. 6 Lib- erty Kirk & Baker (Edward W. Kirk and Robert T. Baker) teamsters, 10 Davis Klrketerp Christian, capitalist, 204 California, room 8, r. 1017 Bush Kirkliam Ralph W ^ office 109 California, room 13, r. Oakland Kirkland Cornelia S. Miss, principal Urban Primary School, r. 311 Stockton Kirkland John F., clerk Weil & Woodleaf, r. Oak- land Kirkland JosepK B., agent Pennsylvania Rail- way lines, office 116 Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel Kirkland William P., inventor, r. 1138 Howard Kirkman Benjamin, r. 127 Jackson Kirkman J. L., proptr San Leandro and S. F. ExpresB, office 117 Market, r. San Leandro Kirkness William, bookkeeper Jason Springer & Co., r. Oakland Kirkpatrick Alfred, marblecutter William H. McCor- mick, r. 105 Hayes Kirkpatrick Arthur R., clerk, r. 610 Buchanan Kirkpatrick Charles A., physician, office 759 Market, r. 610 Buchanan Kirkpatrick Daniel, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mason and Post, r. 501 Post Kirkpatrick Edward, r. 1626 Howard Kirkpatrick Edward, attorney at law. 609 Sac- ramento, rooms 3-4, r. Palace Hotel Kirkpatrick Hubert W., clerk Crane, Hastings & Co., r. 1061 Mission Kirkpatrick James H. (Tarpey & Kirkpatrick) r.Ohio Kirkpatrick John, chief jailer County Jail, r. 1332 Howard Kirkpatrick John, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Kirman Herbert W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor Shasta and Louisiana Kirsch Emil, butcher, 2113 Mission Kirsch Fritz, marble polisher E. Dumontelle, r. 724 Mission Kirsch Morris, cigar maker, r. 35 Fifth Kirschbaum Lewis, waiter, r. 533 Sacramento Kirschner Joseph, house painter, r. 312 Guerrero Kirstein Charles, watchman, r. 2913 California Kirwan Edward L., bookkeeper, r. 429 Bush Kirwan Malachi, laborer Presidio Reservation Kirwan Richard, painter, r. 512 Taylor Kirwin Eliza, widow, r. 347 Minna Kirwin Lewis, clerk, r. 347 Minna Kirwin Maurice, tinsmith, r. 347 Minna Kirwin Patrick, expressman, SW cor Mission and Stewart, r. 1511 Ellis Kirwin Patrick, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station Gil/ /^l Am/ 0 nr\ 645 Market St., wholesale aud i . W. CLARK OL LU. INTERIOR DECORATORS, ISl'd'^^Ii'tf^;,^ Wholct-ale aud Retail dealers in Paper and all kimls of Window i and Fixtures. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FCT^TON IRON WOKKM, 21.1 Fremont Mtreet, Jtlaniifacturers of AiualsaninUuK Pano and Settler*. KIK 626 KLE u S3 o o U © as •o o 9S u o I^T' Klrwin. See Kerwin Kiser Ignatz, milkiuan, r. 431 Pine Eish Albert (Michael & Kisb) r. 335 ClementlDS Klskaddeu James H., r. 129 O'Farrell Ei»ker Jacob, blacksiulth C. Berold, r. 236 Langton Kispert Frsnk, upholsterer ClemenB Haynert, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Falkland Kispert Henry F., jeweler C. H. Lindermann k Co., r. SW cor Railroad Av and Falkland Kispert John J., woodcarver H. AUwood, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Falkland Eissaue Henry, teamster, Pier 10 Steuart, r. NE cor Harriet and Folsom Kissel Jacob, florist, r. Silver Av, nr Mission Road, U.M. T. Eissicb Lnca, oysterman John Ipswitch, r. 221 First Eiseling Emil A., confectioner, r. 1 Quincy PI Kister Edward M., laborer Custom House, r. 1525 Pine Kiszler H., r. 1113 Stockton Eitch Charles, driver Chelsea Dairy, r. E s Eentncky, bet Sierra and Nevada Eitchen A. M. Mrs., r. 5 Russ Kitchen George, laborer C. P. RR., r. 468 Sixth Eitcheu James, woodworker Eugene Soule. r. 468 Sixth Kitchen John, messenger Home Mutual Insurance Co., r. Oakland Kitchen William M., laborer C. P. RR., r. 468 Sixth Kitchmer C. F., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1209 Steiner Kite James H. C, watchmaker Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. 101 Tehama Kitson Ed\rard, machinist F. A. Robbins, r. 220 Pa- cific Kittelber^er Cliarles, wholesale and retail dealer California and foreign wines and liquors, NE cor Market and Powell, r. 227 Ellis Eittelberger fteorge, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 222 Grove Kitteringham John, morocco dyer, r. 120 Sixth Kitterman James, furniture, bedding and carpets, 1313 Stockton Kittle George P., carpenter American Sugar Refinery, r. 516 Folsom Kittle Harrv, r. 2526 Mission Kittle Jonathan G. (Kittle & Co.) r. San Rafael Kittle Nicholas G. (Kittle nr Street. VurUit: 1»» U> k-fi Npc-ur Nt., and 2«, 2» Howard SC KLO 628 KNI Klose Charles, butcher, r. 17 Gilbert, rear Elose Christian A., capitalist, olfice 271 East, r. East Oaklaud Klose Philip, r. 8 Central PI Klose Philipp (Hillenbrand & Klose) r. Turk St. Ho- tel t^ Klose. See Close Klotz Frederick, wood and coal, 1G2G Stockton Klotz Jacob, butcher, r. Honduras, South S. F. Klotz Joseph A., cabinet maker, r. 322 Seventh Klotz Leopold, laborer Frederick Klotz, r. 1C26 Stock- ton Klotz Matthaus, coffee saloon, 907 Kearny, r. 1321 Kearny Klouse Frank, machinist, r. S s Paraguay, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Kliiber Fritz, stevedore, r. 150 Steuart Kluetsch Frank J., driver, r. 31 Julian Av Kluge Emil, first mate schr Leon, r. 503 Folsom Klumiike Joliii G. , real estate agent, 432 Mont- gomery, room 5, r. 704 Powell Klumpp Arthur, salesman O'Dwyer & Einhorn, r. Itil5 Sacramento Klumpp Emil, watchmaker Silvestro Serighelli, r. 1615 Sacramento Klumpp Herman J., engraver, 236 Kearny, r. 1615 Sacramento Klumpp Martin, porter Haas Bros., r. 22 Stockton PI Klumpp Otto H., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1313 Jack- son Klumpp Reinhard, porter Haas Bros., r. 34 Eddy Klumpp William, engraver, 235 Kearny, r. 1615 Sac- ramento Klunder John, groceries and liquors, 101-103 Jackson Klundzen Peter, cabinetmaker Charles Nougaret, r. 299 M Clementina Klunhammer H., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Kluuk Christian, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 516 Sixth Kliirr Simon, r. 605 Broadway Klute Adolph, painter and whitener, SW cor Geary and Jones, r. 504 Gough Kluthass John W., r. 22 Eleventh Knabe Peter, ship carpenter, r. 186^ Vandewater Knack George J., bookkeeper Philadelphia House, 421 Bush Knack John, proprietor Philadelphia House, 421-423 Bush Knacke Elizabeth, widow, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet' San Jose Av and Guerrero Knacke Frederick, clerk, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet San Jose Av and Guerrero Knackstedt Henry, r. 4 Morrel PI Knapik Peter P., mnfr moldings, 425 Fourth, r. Perry, bet Third and Fourth Knapik Rudolph, molding maker Peter P. Knapik, r. Perry, bet Third and Fourth Knapp Albert, laborer, r. E s Channel, bet Seven- teenth and Eighteenth Knapp Belle Mrs., furnished rooms, 51 Third Knapp Charles, painter, r. 1510 Turk Knapp Charles C, assistant engineer O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Howard Knapp Charles E., clerk secretary's oflice S. P. RR., r. San Mateo Knapp Charles H., clerk, r. 8E cor Howard and Twenty-fifth Knapp Charles K., plasterer, r. 1510 Turk Knapp Charles R., drug clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. 2116 Howard Knapp Dexter W., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 800 Ellis Knapp Edwin G., attorney at law, 407 California, r. Oakland Knapp Henry J., carpenter, r. 50 South Park Knapp Horace G., paperhanger, r. 422 Grove Knapp James R., freight agent N. P. C. RR., r. 720 Grove Knapp Jesse C, painter, r. 717 Howard Knapp Joel B., painter, r. 542 5^ Natoma Knapp John N.. stockfltter Hue, Kai & Co.. r. 401)4 Sixth Knapp John N. Mrs., confectionery, 401 M Sixth Knapp Peter A., waiter Vienna Gardens, r. 264 Clem- entina Knapp Richard H., lead caster Marder, Luse & Co., r. Oakland Knapp Stephen C, fireman O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r. SE cor Howard and Twenty-fifth Knapp Stewart W., clerk general superintendent's oflice C. P. RR., r. Palace Hotel Knapp William, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 4 Clay Av Knapp William H., solicitor Mutual Life Insurance Co., 214 Sansome, r. 407 Mason Knappe Gertrude, widow, r. 3 Midway Knappe Frederick, r. 619 Pine Knuptun Thomas J., night clerk, 959 Market Knarston John H.,book and job printer, 529 Washing- ton, r. Commercial Hotel Knaiier Joseph, barber. 105 Fourth, r. 736 Green Knaul Peter, cook, r. 430 Natoma, rear Knaus Bernard, carpenter, r. 322)4 Lily Av Knauth Carl W., proptrBay St. House, SE cor Kearny and Bay Kneass Dallas A., boat builder, r. 131)4 Perry Kneass Edward D. (Brook & Kneass) r. 131 )4 Perry Kneass George W. (Burns & Kneass) r. 314 )§ Ritcb Kneass John F., compositor Chronicle, r. 131)4 Perry Kneass Moses, boat builder Burns & Kneass. r. 131)4 Perry Kneeland James H., liquor saloon, 670 Howard Kneese George, r. 24 Minna Kneish Jacob, fringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 23 Stevenson Knell Emile J.," musician, r. 1024 Larkin Knell Frederick G., clerk Tax Collector, r. 1024 Larkin Knell Jacob, drayman Schultz & Von Bargen, r. 2S Morey Alley Knell Jacob, janitor Teutonia HalL r. 7 Berkeley Av Knell John, teacher music, r. 1024 Larkin Knell Rodrigo, bookbinder Althof & Buhls, r. 416)^ Natoma, rear Knerr Samuel G., tailor, 1202 Market, r. 917 Market Knerr S. G. Mrs., r. 466 Jessie Kuese William, waiter Long Branch Hotel Knewing Frederick, clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 2212)4 Fillmore Knibbe Heniy W., salesman J. J. O'Brien jt Co., r. 403 Union Knickerbocker Calvin E., hay and grain and wood and coal, 624 Mission, r. 165 Ninth Knickerbocker Eliza D., widow, r. 165 Ninth Knickmeier William, carpenter, r. 514 Bush Knief John, hostler Pac. Brewery, r. 266 Clementina Knief John H. , car driver, r. 174 Clementina Knieiin John, butcher Henry E. Goertzhain, r. 2 Helen PI Kniese George, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1250 Turk Kniewel George, carpenter, r. 35 Morris Av Knight A. H., assistant O'Connor. Moffatt & Co. Knight Alanson D., teamster, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill- more and Steiner Knight Albert, machinist, r. 783 Market Knight Alien, exchange teller London and S.F. Bank, r. Oakland Knight Anthony E., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1718 Leavenworth Knight Charles, second engineer Cal. St. RR. Knight D. B., salesman Sroufe & McCrum, r. 197 Hyde Knight Douglas E., tearfister. r. 3112 Fillmore Alight Edmond H., milk ranch. Ns Lombard, bet Fillmore and Steiner, oflice 35 Eddy, r. 2221 Green- wich Knight Edmund E., clerk Branch House, 424 Sansome Knight Edward N., actor Tivoll Opera House, r. 547 Turk Knight Edwin D., teamster, r. 1516 Folsom, rear Knight Frank E., laborer, r. Stevenson Av Knight Frank J., laundryman, r. 1110 Fillmore Knight George A., salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 2505 California Knight George A. (Clunie & Knight) attorney at law and Insurance commissioner, 410 Kearny, r. 615 Taylor Knight George H., r. 17 Powell Knight Henry L.. editor Cal. Political Record, 618 Sac- ramento, r. 106 Mason Knight Hiram A., teamster Nelson J. Rogers, r. 736 Shotwell Knight Hiram D., superintendent Presidio RR., r. Commercial Hotel Knight James, conductor, r. 141 Fifth Knight John, machinist, r. 933 Eighteenth Knight J. B. Rev., r. 16 Montgomery Av Knight John H., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. Philadelphia House LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its. branches. 119 AfONTeOJtlERY ST> LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD WORK. I>OW PRICKS. OFFICE. 6-lS 9IAKKET STREET. KNI 629 KNO Enight Lincoln P., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 6 Oui Grove Av Enight Louis F., mining, r. 382 San Jose Av Knight N. R., office Occidental Wool Depot, r. Oak- land Enight Thomas C, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 720 Folsom Knight W. A., nailer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 20 Louisa Knight Wallace H., clerk, r. 2221 Greenwich Knight William, laborer, r. 108 Shipley Knight William H., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. Oakland Knights Charles, machinist, r. 1 Austin Knights Charles M., baker, r. 448 Third Knights Luther, teamster, 44-48 Market, r. 1006 Jones Knights Mark, clerk A. F. Benard, r. 2014 Mission Kniglits of Honor, W.H.Mahony grand reporter, office 4.5 St. Ann's Building Knig^Iits of Pytliias, 9ia Market Knig^lits of Pytliias Bureau of Rellei; 913 Market Knig-Iits of Pythias Hall Association, 913 Market Knights of the Red Branch, 861 Market Knights of St. Patrick, 995 Market Knights William.H., drayman, r. 30 Pleasant Knipe Augustus F., master mariner, r. S s Sonoma, bet Vermont and Kansas Knipe Fred F., compositor, r. 819 Greenwich Kniise Thomas J., pilot, olfice 506 Battery, r. 819 Greenwich Knippenberg Ernst R., liquor saloon, SE cor Howard and Steuart, r. 419 Folsom Knoblau John, laborer J. F. Knox, r. 626 Brannan Knobloch Charles J., basketmaker, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Kentucky Knobloch Christian, proptr Myrtle Hall, Railroad Av, bet Trinidad and Bahama Knobloch Frederick, carrier Post, r. Railroad Av, bet Trinidad and Bahama Knobloch Frederick, foreman tinshop A. Lusk & Go's Cannery, r. 521}^ Fourth Knobloch Jacob, hay and grain, wood and coal, NE cor Butte and Tennessee, r. N s Butte, bet Ten- nessee and Kentucky Enoche Diedrich, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2118 Powell Knoche Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Perry and Third Knocker Charles B. (China and Japan Tea Co.) office 123 California, r. Fruit Vale Knod George, r. 166 Tehama Knode Jacob, driver Omnibus RR. Kuoderer Theophilus, gunsmith Liddle & Kaeding,r. 1108 Powell Knoechel Charles (Knoechel & Brand) r. 725 Vallejo Knoechel & Brand (Charles Knoechel and John G. Brand) proprietors Montgomery Baths and Hair Dressing Saloon, 621 Montgomery Knoedler Alexander, maltster Chicago Brewery, r. 1401 Larkin Enoflacb Augustin. teacher languages, r. 228 Post Knoll Albert R., bookkeeper Hobart, Wood & Co., r. Oakland Knoll George, miner, r. 8 Howard Court Knoll Harry W., bookkeeper L. P. Fisher, r. Oakland Knoll John H., fisherman, r. 15 Scott PI Knoll Theodore, musician, r. 813 Shotwell tt^ Knoll. See Noll Knoop Diedrlcl*, groceries and liquors, NE cor Page and Octavia Knoop Fritz, r. 411 Pacific Knoop Henry, clerk D. Knoop, r. NE cor Page and Oc- tavia Enoop John, clerk T. J. French & Co., r. 2027 Mission Knop Elfert (Hildebrandt & Knop) r. SE cor Mont- gomery and Broadway Knop Franklin A., engineer, r. 2205 Geary Knop Hans, bookkeeper Bank of California, r. 1005 Sutter Knopf Annie Mrs., fancy goods, 2002 Mason Knopf Camille, restaurant, 1119-1121 Dupont, r. 8 Graham PI Knopf Gottlieb T., carpenter, 625 Washington, r. 2002 Mason Knopf William (Knopf & Brandt) r. 187 Hyde Knopf & Brandt (William Knopf and Henry Brandt) printers, 535 California Knopfmacher August, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1612 Bush Knoph A., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 317 Bnsh Enoph Marion £. salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r. Lick House Knopp Alfred, salesman Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co., r. 364 Sixteenth Knopp Bertha, widow, r. 435 Minna Knorp Albert F., manufacturer office, store and library furniture, factory 411 Mission, office 421 Mission, r. 706 Larkin Knorp Albert F. Jr., entry clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 706 Larkin Knorp George H., apprentice Tait & Hainque, r. 706 Larkin Knorp John G., mattressraaker Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., r. 16 Lynch Knorp William T., cabinetmaker Albert F. Knorp, r. 706 Larkin Knorr George, cooper David Woerner, r. 15 Tehama PI Knorr Martin, cooper David Woerner, r. 15 Tehama PI Knorre Emil F., expressman, SW cor Market and Sixth, r. SWcor Frederick and Willard Knorzer William, lumberman, r. 127 Jackson Knott Benjamin, carpetlayer, r. 818 Green Knott Joseph, capitalist, r. 1124 Shotwell Knott Lewis, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 606 Post Knott William, carpenter, r. 1521 Leavenworth Knott William W., law clerk J. M. Nougues, r. 331 Kearny Knottner Florlan, liquor saloon, 14 First, r. 455 Jessie Knower John G., special policeman, r. 1224 Washing- ton Kno^vland Joseph, wholesale lumber dealer, and agent Gardiner Mill Co., office 22 California, room 18, r. Alameda 8S^ Knowlanrt. See Nolan and Nolen Knowles Charles T., clerk, r. 909 Taylor Knowles Edwin I., bookkeeper George B. Knowles & San, r. 909 Taylor Knowles Ellen Mrs., r. 709 Harrison Knowles George B. (George B. Knowles & Son) r. 909 Taylor Knowles George B. Jr. (George B. Knowles & Son) r, 909 Taylor Knowles George B. & Son. (George B., and George B. Jr.) lumber, SE cor Mission and Main, and NW cor Bryant and Main Knowles Henry, expressman, 37 Sutter, r. 449 )j Minna Knowles Henry A., clerk, r. 209 Thirteenth Knowles Isaac G., milkman, office 35 Eddy Knowles Joseph E., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 333 Bartlett Knowles Josiah N. , shipping and commission merchant, 28 California, r. Oakland Knowles Louise, r. 621 California Knowles Mary E., widow, r. 1129 Howard Knowles Robert, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Amador, r. 5M Clinton Knowles S., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, Knowles Samuel E., dentist, office 118 Dupont, r. Oakland Knowles Samuel W., attorney at law, r. 139 Seventh Knowles Stilman H., mining, r. 209 Thirteenth KnoAvles William A. , dentist, office 118 Dupont, r. Oakland Knowlton Charles T., woodcarver C. F. M. Greffe, r. 528 Bryant Knowlton Ebenezer, assistant Boys' High School, r. 876 Shotwell Knowlton George E. Bryant Knowlton George W., stage carpenter Bella Union Theater, r. 528 Bryant Knowlton James J., inkmaker Pac. Ink Factory, r. 552 Seventeenth Knowlton John 8., dental laboratory, 35 Post, r. 116 Eddy Knowlton Joseph Jr., passenger agent S. J". RR., and general stage agent, 2 New Montgomery, r. Park Hotel, Alameda Knowlton Loring W., compositor, r. 2506 Clay Knowlton Nicholas S., merchant, r. 21 Morton Knowlton Robert B., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 1043 Mis- sion Knowlton Walter H., compositor S. F. Journal of Commerce, r. 1407 Mason Knownberg Charles H., blacksmith, r. 914 Treat Av Knox A. C, r. 1711 Polk Knox Adam, superintendent J. F. Knox, r. 523 Jessie clerk The S. F. News Co., r. 528 INTEBIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 MarM St. l|KNCKl"'9*§Jl,teK7T'-»*'"'*'« J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importern of and De»l«rti in COAI^ nnd PIO IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. KOE 631 KOH Koehncke Christian H. (Koehncke, Behre & Co.) r. 2214 )i Pine Koeller William, pharmaciet, NE cor Taylor and Eddy Koelzer Anthony, barber, 804 Foleom, r. 620 Pine Koen Charles, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 726 Folsom Koen Charles Jr.. assistant librarian S. P. Law Libra- ry, r. 726 Folson • Koen Frank C, clerk C. G. Fenner, r. 726 Folsom 8^" Koen. See Coen, Cohen and Kobn Koenecke Henry, bookkeeper Aug. Jungblut k Co., r. 309 Jessie Koenlgf Anton, boots and shoes, 122 Kearny, r. 126 Kearny Koenig E., engineer, r. 207 Montgomery Av Koenig Edward, show casemaker, r. 600 Pine Koenig Edward J., assistant Lincoln Evening School, r. Oakland Koenigf Ernest, California and foreign medicinal herbs, 628 Pine Koenig Ferdinand, proprietor Bottle Koenig's Beer Hall and Theater, 628-632 Pacific Koenig Frank, salesman Anton Koenig, r. 126 Kearny Koenig Frederick, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 813 Pacific Koenig George (MuUer & Koenig) r. 1314 Harrison Koenig Martin, bartender P. Connolly, r. SW cor Stockton and Washington B^ Koenig. See Konig Koenigsberg William, tailor, 504 Fourth Koenigsberger Ferdinand (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 803 Ellis Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger, Falk k Mayer) r. 803 Ellis Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer (Philip Koenigsberger, Solomon Falk and Nathan Mayer) cigar manu- facturers, 312 Washington Koeper Frederick, shoemaker, 519 Montgomery Av, r. 602 Lombard Koepke Henry, driver National Brewery, SE cor Ful- ton and Webster Koepke John, cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r. 127 Perry Koerber August (Henry Koerber k Brother) r. Ala- meda Koerber Henry (Henry Koerber & Brother) r. Alameda Koerber Henry <& Brother (Henry and August) coal and charcoal, 17-19 Washington Koerdel Otto J., packer Quartermasters Dept U. S. A., r. 309 Hayes Koerner Christian, butcher, r. Corea, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Koerner Frederick, carpenter, 518 Union Koerner John N., groceries and liquors, SE cor Market and Pearl, r. 3 Pearl Koerner Martin, barber Heider & Co., r. 416ii Natoma Koerner Max, r. 7 Mint Av Koerner Sophie Mrs., stamping, embroidery and fancy goods, 940 Market, r. 7 Mint Av Koesel George E., boxmaker. r. 235 Eighth Koesel Louis T., trunkmaker, r. 237 Eighth KoesterW. Charles E., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1215 Union Koffal F., laborer Enterprise Mill and Building Co. Kofoed Louis H., carpenter, r. 323 Twenty-ninth Kofoed Margaret, widow, r. 506 Folsom Kofoed Peter, r. 520 Bush Kogan Patrick, r. 18 Hollis Kogler Conrad, laborer, r. 625 Clay Kohaca Godfred, captain schr Winfield Scott Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.) r. San Mateo 1^- Kohl. See Cole Kohlbecher Joseph, boots and shoes, 123 Fourth Kohlberg Albert M., clerk M. P. Kohlberg & Co., r. 2412 Fillmore Kohlberg Esack, tailor, r. 11 Rubs Kohlberg Gnstav, bookkeeper I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., T 1823 Pine Kohlberg Manfred P. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 2412 Fillmore Kohlberg Manfred S. (Kohlberg & Co.) r. 437 Golden Gate Av Kohlberg M. P. & Co. (Manfred P. Kohlberg and Fer- dinand Koenigsberger) dealers tobacco and cig- ars, 411 Washington Kohlberg S. Mrs., widow, r. 437 Golden Gate Av Kolxlber^f & Co. (Manfred S. Kohlberg and Theo- dore Steiner) fancy goods, worsteds, etc., 143 Post, and embroidery stampers, 131 Post, room 22 I Kohler Adam, r. 209 Steuart Rohler Albert, candymaker, r. 136 Julian Av Kohler Andrew (Kohler & Chase) r. Oakland Kohler August, fisherman, r. 700 Front Kohler Catherine M., widow, r. 237 Stevenson Kohler Charles (Kohler & Frohling) r. 1358 Post Kohler Charles, apprentice 8. F. Tool Co., r. 557 Minna Kohler Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co.,r. Alameda Kohler Charles Jr., clerk Kohler k Frohling, r. 1368 Post Kohler Christian, carpenter 8. P. RR., r. 1831 How- ard Kohler Conrad, laborer, r. 518 Castro Kohler Daniel, laborer, r. 3 Warren Av Kohler Edward (Kohler & Eayrs) r. Oakland Kohler Edward, liquor saloon, 149 Berry, r. SE cor Fourth and Berry Kohler Ernest, waiter Marcband's Restaurant, r. 1609 Twenty-first Kohler Francis X., cook, r. Oriental Hotel Kohler Fran)| J., tailor, r. 237 Stevenson Kohler Frederick, laundryman, r. 4 Olive Court Kohler George, baker, r. 625 Clay Kohler George C, saddlemaker William Davis, r. 1810 Mason Kohler Hans H.. clerk Kohler k Frohling, r. 2613 Sac- remento Kohler Henry, capitalist, r. 807 Sutter Kohler Henry, real estate, r. 1221 Kearny Kohler J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Kohler Jacob, tinsmith Marten Prag, r. 1018 Vallejo Kohler Louis G., compositorlAbend Post, r. 2627 Pine Kohler Richard, musician, r'. Bohemian Club Kohler Rudolph, candies, 139J4 Fifth Kohler FOR AND DKI.IVKBED. OFFICK, 64tt nAKKKT NTKKET. KOK 633 ERA Eorten John, laborer, r. 3 Vandewater Kortick Frank, mnfr mill picks, 31 Commercial, r. 765 Howard Kortick Thomas, pickmaker F. Kortick, r. 765 Howard Eortjohn Charles L., salesman, r. 1819 >i Stevenson Korts William C, salesman Dobrmanu & Co., r. 1561}$ Market l»~ Korts. See Courts Kosby Leon, bookkeeper Liebes Bros, k Co., r. 11 Bernice Koshe K. Mrs., r. 405 Minna Eoshland Brotherti (Nathan and Max) commission merchants, and dealers hides, wool and furs, 416 Sacramento Koshland Joseph (S. Koshland k Co.) r. New York Koshlaud Marcus.with S. Koshland & Co.,r. 1808 Pine Koshland Max (Koshland Brothers) r. Portland, Or. Koshland Nathan (Koshland Brothers) r. 905 Market Koshlaud Nathan, waiter, r. 922 Washington Koshland S. & Co. (Simon and Joseph Koshland) wool and bags and bagging, 228 California Koshland Simou (S. Koshland & Co.) r. 1808 Pine Kosmalski Fr.iuk, fireman, r. 4 McLea Court Kosminsky Theodore, baker Julius Wiber, r. SW cor Howard and Eleventh Koss R. M., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. William Tell House Kosta Spiro, Austrian Ben. Soc, 17 New Montgomery Koster Albert, clerk, r. 1823 Stockton Koster Eugene, canmaker Standard Packing Co. Koster George, miller, r. 321 Pacific Koster George H., laborer, r. Harmony Hotel Koster Gustave C, confectioner, r. 618 Merchant Koster Henry (J. Horatmann & Co.) r. 605 Powell Koster Henry, wholesale paints, oils and lamp stock, 410-412 Sansome and 320 Montgomery Av, r. 1823 Stockton Koster Henry A., salesman, r. 606 Filbert Koster Herman D., smutter Golden Gate Flour Mills, r. 307 Third Koster Hugo, jeweler Henry EUeau, r. NE cor Willow Av and Polk Koster John, confectioner E. A. Engelberg, r. 436 Green Koster John, lunch kitchen, 618 Merchant Koster John, seaman, r. 321 Drumm Koster John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Koster John E.. laborer Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r. Har- mony Hotel Koster John li., manager Pacific Vinegar Works and Pacific Pickle Works, office 323 Front and (Koster & Zwick) r. 920 Grove Koster John P. H., waiter Adolph Beth, r. 13 Pres- ton PI Koster Josepli, proprietor Avenue House, NE cor Geary and Central Av Koster Ludwig J. F. (Charles A. Peterson & Co.)r. 320 Tenth Koster Louis A., foreman painter Market St. BR., r. 624 Jessie Koster Lucien, collector H. Koster, r. 1823 Stockton Koster Peter, engineer, r. North Pacific Hotel Koster Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Kostermau William F., oysterman Pac. Oyster House, r. 403 Third Koster & Zwick (John L. Koster and Mrs. Louisa Zwick) mnfrs B. Ackerman's Extract of Coffee, 33 Main 1^" Koster. See Costa and Coster Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1113 and 1788 Folsom Kostich Nicholas, waiter M. B. Moraghan, r. 266 Minna Kotta Joseph, tanner, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth and Dolores Kottinger William, beer runner Pac. Distilling Co,, r. cor Scott and Greenwich Kottinger William B., draftsman, r. 627 Natoma Koucher Frederick, picture frame maker, r. 15 M Rausch. rear Koucher Fredrika, widow, r. 15k Rausch, rear Kowalski Leon, cook, r. 243 Eighth Kowalski Saul (Kowalski & Co.) r. 711 Bush Kowalski & Co. (Saul Kowalski) wholesale liquor dealers, 526 California Kowalsky Constautia, widow, tailoress, r. 9 San An- tonio Kowalsky Levi, real estate, r. 108 Mason Kozminsky Harmon, wholesale and retail cigars and tobacco, 215 Pine, r. 914 Pine Kozminsky Harris, tailor, r. 1 Qiiincy PI Kozminsky Jacob, porter Weil & Michels Kracke Frederick, porter Robert Haigbt 4 Co., r. 22454 Francisco Kraeger Armin V., brewer, r. 256 Tehama, rear Kraeger Ernst F., cabinet maker Snyder & Reichling, r. 422 Brauuan, rear Kraemer Otto K. (Kraemer k Gombert) r. Niagara House Kraemer & Gombert (Otto E. Kraemer and Edward Gombert) mnfrs silk and felt hats, 252 Third l(^~Kraemer. See Cramer, Cremer, Kramer and Kre- mer Krafi't Ferdinand, liquor saloon, SW cor East and Ore- gon Krafft Julius E., draftsman, r. 2226 Pine Kraft Bernard, show case maker Dixon, Bernstein & Co., r. 271 Minna Kraft Bernhard, cook schr Fanny Gilmor, r. 101 Jack- son Kraft Henry, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf Kraft John, machinist, r. cor Railroad Av and Salinas Kraft Julius, r. 127 Jackson Kraft Louis H., clerk, r. 16 Stockton Kraft Philip E., clerk Harper A. Smith, r, 1018 Wash- ington Krafts J., machinist Pac. Boiling Mills Kragen Louis, wood carver and draftsman Kragen & Geist. r. 1512 Dolores Kragen Marks, upholsterer, r. 1512 Dolores Kragen Samuel (Kragen & Geist) r. 1512 Dolores Kragen & Geist (Samuel Kragen and William Geist) proprs Pac. Furniture Factory, 736 Brannan IKF" Kragen. See Cragin Krager Adolph F., carpenter, r. San Bruno Hotel Kraglivich Antonio, seeman, r. 37 Pacific Krahauer Morris, tailor, r. 322 Broadway Krahmaun Edward, shoemaker C. L. Thummler, r. 724 Mission Krahmaun Frank, shoefitter, 106 Dupont Krahner Ernst, fisherman, r. NW cor Broderick and Jefferson Kraimer Isaac, insurance broker, 420 California, r. 722 Golden Gate Av Krajewski F. A: Co. (Frederick Krajewski and George H. Stevens) machinists and millwrights, 516-518 Fifth Krajewski Frederick (F. Krajewski & Co.) r. 1331 Ala- bama Kraker Michael (Kraker & Israel) r. Nucleus House KEiAKEE) & ISRAEL (Michael Kruker and Max Israel) manufacturers ladies and children's under'wear and lace g-oods, 521-5^3 Market Krall Henry, salesman Richard Finking, r. 633 Cali- fornia Krall Philip, teacher music, r. 126 Golden Gate Av Krambach Julius L., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 217 M Austin Kramer Alphonse, cattledealer, r. 308 Sutter Kramer Andrew, master mariner, r. North Pacific Ho- tel Kramer Augustus, machinist, r. 8633^ Market Kramer Barbara, widow, r. 1621 Dupont Kramer Bernard, r. 620 Locust Av Kramer Caroline Mrs., unfurnished rooms, 306-307 Davis Kramer Charles (Kramer & Dodge) r. Russ House Kramer Charles W., concaver Will & Finck, r. 1116 Filbert Kramer Christopher M., r. 652 Market Kramer C, butcher, 2021 Fillmore, r. 2410 Bush Kramer Emma, widow, cigars, tobacco and laundry office, 419 >4 Stockton Kramer Francis, shoemaker, 219 Davis, r. 305 Davis Kramer Francis, machinist Risdon I. aud L. Works Kramer Franz, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1607 CaU- fornia Kramer Frederick, boatmaker, r. 256)^ Jessie Kramer George, r. 536 Jessie Kramer George, baker August Loderhose, r. 215 Sec- ond Kramer, Goodman •& Co. (Henry Kramer, Theodore Goodman and Jacob Brownstein) ladies cloak and underwear manufacturers, 109 Battery Kramer Gustav W. B., r. 614 Locust Av Kramer Henry (Kramer, Goodman & Co.) r. 710 Mc- Allister Kramer Jacob, butcher, r. 913 Jackson J G.W.CLARK k CO.^mimS^' 645 MARKET ST. HINCKLEY.SPIERS& HAYES FVK.TOKr IRON ^'ORK», 213 Fremont Ntreet, AgcnU for the celebrateU DEANK STEAM PITSIPS. KRA 634 KRE U d 0 Kramer John, butcher, r. l27 Thirteenth Kramer John W., nurse, r. 335 Shipley Kramer John W. Jr., cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 335 Shipley Kramer Joseph, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 335 Shipley Kramer Louis, butcher, 704 Battery, r. 1806 Stockton Kramer Louis, nurseryman, 8E cor Howard and Twenty-fourth, r. 751 Twenty-fourth, bet Howard and Shotwell Kramer Marcus M., expressman, 33-35 Battery, r. Grant Alley, nr Fifteenth Kramer Matilda Mrs., presser Parisian Dyeing and < 'leaning Works, r. 1120 Mission Kramer Otto, r. 530 Third Kramer Philip J., attorney at law, r. 2502 Clay Kramer William, clerk, r. 264 Jessie Kramer William D., coffee packer, r. 335 Shipley Kramer William D., groceries and liquors, SE cor Du- pont and Greenwich Kramer William J., butcher, 819 Jackson, r. 913 Jack- son Kramer & Dodge (Charles Kramer and Miles B. Dodge Jr.) tailors, 437 Bush 0^" Kramer. See Cramer, Creamer, Cremer, Kraemer and Kremer Krandelt Jennie, widow, furnished rooms. 17 Fourth Kraner Philip H., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 5, r. 528 Pine Kranetzke Mrs., r. 1 William Kraus Emil L., seaman, r. 30 Clay Kraszynski Maurice, mining, r. 216 Minna Krattiger John, bartender B. Fassler, r. 301 East Kratz Charles, butcher John Mengel, r. 6 Harlan PI Kratz Charles, laborer, r. 22 Dore Kratz Henry, tailor, r. 3M Virginia PI Kratzenstein Carl, clerk George Morrow, r. 19 Twelfth Kratzenstein Charles E., salesman D. Ghlrardelli & Sons, r. 19 Twelfth Krau Morris, tailor, 131 Seventh Krauer Henry, blacksmith, r. 4 Liberty Kraus Aaron, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 733 Turk Krans Abraham, clerk, r. 1320 Hyde Kraus Charles, peddler, r. S s Twenty-foiirth,bet Fol- som and Treat Av Kraus Christian, student Cal. Commercial College Kraus Emma F. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School, r. 1031 McAllister Kraus Frederick, musician Bella Union Theater, r. 1031 McAllister Kraus Harry, painter, r. 733 Turk Kraus Henry, peddler, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Fol- som and Treat Av Kraus Kate, widow, r. 733 Turk Kraus Marcus, peddler, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Fol- som and Treat Av Kraus Siglsmund, calf kid mnfr, tannery 1612 Dolores, r. 1618 Dolores Kraus Solomon, clerk Tax Collector, r. 733 Turk Kraus Sophia M. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary School, r. 1031 McAllister Krause Charles, r. .'529 Sixth Krause Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay Krause Charles, cigar mnfr, 5)4 Alice Krause Charles, r. 624 Green Krause Charles E., shipcarpenter, r. 213 Stevenson Krause Frank, blacksmith H. A. Kuhling, r. Para- guay, bet St. John and Tombigbee Krause George, boot and shoemaker, 1023 Pacific Krause J., Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Krause John, blacksmith David Kerr, r. Ill Olive Av Krause Knud P., shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. Fel- ton, nr Amherst, U. M. T. Krause Nicholas, marker Kragen & Geist, r. 427 Fourth Krause Oscar, bookkeeper Siegfried & Brandenstein Krause Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay t^" Krause. See Kraus, Krauss and Krouse Krausgrill Jacob, gunsmith andextraman Engine No. 1, 8. F. F. D., r. 818 Pacitic Krausgrill John (Ph. Weisel & Co.) r. 1405 Stockton Krausgrill Margaret, widow, r. 534 Filbert, rear Krausgrill Philip, cutler Will & Finck, r. 524 Filbert, rear Krausgrill Philip, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 7 Card Alley Krausmayer Charles, machinist Murray Bros., r. 701 Howard Krauss Bernhardt, liquor saloon, 222 Washington, r. 602 Washington Krauss Frederick H., house painter andwhltener, 614 Bush, r. 520 Bush Krauss Heury, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 329 Fell Krauss Theodore, bookkeeper Matthias Gray, r. 2616 Folsom KrauHse Charles, r. 471 Jessie Krausse Delia Mrs., r. 526 Jessie Krausse Frederick, jeweler Henry Elleau, r. 526 Jessie Krausse Henry, showcase maker G. Teubner, r. 526 Jessie Krausse J. Charles, bartender William Eckstein, r. 626 Jessie Krausse Philip F., clerk Painter & Co., r. 526 Jessie t^ Krausse. See Kraus, Krause and Krouse Kraut Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 25 Ches- ley Kraut Emil, upholsterer Charles Koehler, r. 313 H Ellis, rear Krauth Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 229 X Langton Krautz Hermann, tailor, r. 515 Geary Krautz Matthew, carpenter, r. 1351 Alabama, bet Twenty.fifth and Twenty-sixth Erawetzki John J., news agent, Occidental Hotel, r. 522 Pine Krebs Carl F. E., expressman, 711 Sacramento, r. 120 Shipley, rear Krebs Emil, groceries and liquor8,NE cor Twenty- first and Treat Av Krebs Fred, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Krebs Frederick, baker Occidental Hotel Krebs Henry Jr., clerk San Bernardino Borax Mining Co.. r. Grand Hotel Krebs Herman, traveling salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 109 Dupont Krebs Julius, clerk S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 902 Greenwich Krebs Robert, carpenter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 316 Ritch Krebs William, carpenter, r. 974 Folsom Kredewahn Emil H. F., clerk F. Gerhow, r. 4 Mission Kreel John J., confectioner Hemme & Maurer, r. 319 O'Farrell, rear Kregar Ernest F., cabinetmaker, r. 422 Brannan Kreger Henry A., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 632 Green, rear Kreg'er William B., carpenter and builder, 116 Davis, r. 801 Guerrero I&" Kreger. See Krieger Krehmke Edward, foreman George Mayes, r. 316 O'Farrell Kreielsheimer S., traveling salesman Loewe Bros., r. 830 McAllister Kreiger Christopher F., seaman, r. 329 Broadway Krelger Frederick, engineer, r. 329 Broadway Kreiss Charlotte Miss, r. 2510 Mission Kreiss Louis, foreman F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,r. Oak- land Kreker Edward, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 613 Mis- sion Kreling Barbara Mrs., varieties, 1149 Market Kreling' Brothers (Joseph, William and John) proprietors Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy KrelineJohn (Kreling Brothers) r. 32 Eddy Kreling Joseph (Kreliug Brothers) r. 32 Eddy Kreling Martin, with Kreling Bros., Tivoli Opera House, r. 1149 Market Kreling William (Kreling Brothers) r. 32 Eddy Kremer A. E., bricklayer, r. 734 Folsom Kremer Brothers (Nicholas and Jacob) proptr S. F. Zinc Foundry, 25 Jessie Kremer Jacob (Kremer Brothers) r. 26 Jessie Kremer Nicholas (Kremer Brothers) r. 25 Jessie B^ Kremer. See Cramer and Kramer Kremple Francis J. (Craig & Kremple) r. 420 Geary Kremser August, satchelmaker, r. 510 Ellis Kremser Paul, bartender Charles Niquet, r. 225 Stev- enson Krentz Frank, barber Philip Cohen, r. 256 Stevenson Krenz Emil, glove calf mnfr, factory 1230 Hamp- shire, r. 1235 York Krenz Emil H., currier, r. 2309 Larkin Krenz Gottlieb, laborer, r. SE cor Filbert and Gough Krenz John F., tanner r. 2309 Larkin Krenz Oswald L.( Krenz & Getz)and prptr LagunaTan- nery, NW cor Filbert and Gough, r. 1620 Dolores Krenz fc Getz (Oswald L. Krenz and Maurice Getz) proptrs Excelsior Tannery ,209-213 Twenty-ninth, office 301-303 Front Ereskel Charles, bartender, r. 10 Stockton PI SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY Washing Called for and Delivered OFFICE. 33 OEARV ST. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ImportrrH of and Deuler* In COAI4 nnd 1»I« IROK, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. KRE 635 KRO h a GC gP o p » o o § I ►^ & » © © rt- or? o © m r. © 3 B Ml S9. Kresler Frank P., blacksmith, r. 868^ Folsom Kresler Grant, barber, r. 868 J6 Folsom Kresler Henry S. (Clark & Kresler) r. 868 >4 Folsom Kress Augustus H.. chief engineer P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 1216 Guerrero Kress Henry, waiter Turk St. Hotel Kresteller Mark E., stock clerk .Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co., r. 181 Montgomery Kresteller Morris E., machinist Globe Iron Works, r. r. 131 Montgomery Kretchmann F. William, actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 623 California Kretschmar John A., driver Fredericksburg Brewing Co.. 5.19 California Kretz Celestlne, driver Sutter St. RR.,r. 3 Schreerer PI Kretz Marie, with Wempe Bros. , r. 3 Schreerer PI Kritz Peter C, student, r. 3 Scheerer PI Kretzer John, Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Kreuser Constance Mme., embroidery, 921 Union Kreuter Charles (A. Austett & Co.) r. 728 Green Kreutzmann Wilhelm S., publisher Valkyrien, 409 Washington, r. IbLangton Kreuz Frank P., r. 719 Golden Gate Av Kreye John L., groceries and liquors, SW cor First and Natoma Krickau Peter, machinist Edward A. Rix, r. 23 Clara ELrieg Anton, proptr 8. F. Tannery, E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth, r. 2120 Nebraska Krieg Henry 8., bookkeeper Anton Krieg, r. 2120 Ne- braska Krieger Charles, candy mnfr, 337 Hayes Krieger Charles, seaman, r. 340 Ritch Krieger Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Krieger Heinrich, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Krieger Otto. r. 337 Hayes Krieger William, tailor, r. 503 Dupont t^ Krieger. See Kreger Krieghbaum Nathan, machinist Presidio RR., r. 1081 Broadway Kriegk Max G. F., physician and surgeon, office and r. 14 Dupont, rooms 10-13. Office hours 12.30 to 2, and 7 to 8 P.M. Kriens Conrad, storekeeper P. C. SS. Co., r. 920 Mont- gomery Krier Jacob, baker John G. Buss, r. 34 Glen Park Av Kriess Charles, r. 823 Vallejo, rear Krill Henry (Sproul & Krill) r. 6 Virginia PI Krille Frederick, patternmaker £tna Iron Works r. 335 Fourth Bjimson Herman, clerk Diederich Bamman, r. 219 Fourth Krimson Herman, waiter P. 0. SS. State of California. r. 622 Capp Krimson John, bartender Chris. J. F. Schmidt, r. 506 Market Krimson Matilda, domestic cor Persia Av, and Vienna Kriske Ernest, jeweler George 0. Shreve & Co., r. Oakland KristoflFersen Bertha, domestic 2520 Pacific Av Kritzky John A., fruit and vegetables, 4 Clay St. Market, r. 904 Kearny Kriwanek John, waiter Maison Doree, r. 533 Post Kroder August, painter, r. 1103 Pierce Kroeger Christian F., seaman P. 0. SS. Ancon, r. 329 Broadway Kroeger Henry, bartender, r. 7 Prospect PI Kroeger Henry, butcher, 8 s Shasta bet Illinois and Michigan Kroeger Herman A., groceries and liquors, 1600 Polk, r. 1002 Polk Kroeger John H., salesman, r. 2602 Mission Kroeger Katie, domestic 2906 Folsom Kroeger Sophia, widow, r. 22 16 Everett Kroeger William G. (Thierbach & Kroeger) r. 965J4 Harrison Iff" Kroeger. See Kroger. Krueger, and Kruger Kroeller Frederick E.. bellman Brooklyn Hotel Kroencke John, clerk H. F. Michaelis, r. Junction Mission and Valencia Kroenke Henry C groceries and liquors, SW cor Eighth and Mission, r. 1203 Mission Kroenke Louis, upholsterer J. H. Malone Kroflf Samuel W., real estate, loan, and patent agent, office 436 Montgomery, r. Alameda Kroger August, chicken ranch, Madagascar, nr St. John Kroger Claus F., master mariner, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Kroger George, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter Kroger Hans (South 8. F. Packing and Provision Co.) r. Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo Kroger Herbert, porter, r. 707 Davis Kroger Herman, restaurant, 405 Pacific 8^" Kroger. See Kroeger, Krueger and Kruger Krogh Charles A. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 636 Howard Krogh Ferdinand W. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 636 How- ard Krogh F. W. & Co .(Ferdinand W. and Charles A. Krogh) mnfrs and repairers windmills, horse powers, tanks and pumps, 61 Beale Krogh J., core maker Mechanics' Foundry, r. 515 Howard Krohle Henry, porter, r. 1213 Powell Krohn August C, bartender Winter Garden, r. 1823 Bush Krohn F. August, porter Weil Bros. & Co., p. 1623 Turk Krohn Frederick, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 79 Clementina Krohn Gustav C. A., carpenter and builder, r. 1429 H O'Farrell Krohn John C, salesman Elder Bros., r. 516 Fulton Krohn Louis, carpenter S. Lachman & Co., r. 5 Me- dau PI 9^ Krohn . See Kron and Krone Krohnke Herman, seaman, r. 5 Washington Kroj Frederick, cabinet maker A. Frei,r. Ws Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Kroll Theodore, soap maker Mission Soap and Candle Works Kromer Henry, r. 19 Louisa Kromer Michael, laborer, r. 1208 Laurel Av, bet Bu- chanan and Webster Kron A. K. & Co. (Mrs. Anna K., Henry F., Frank R. and Oscar J. Kron) proprietors San Lo- renzo Tannery (santa Cruz) and dealers leather, hides, tallow, etc., 505 Front Kron Anna K. Mrs. (A. K. Kron k Co.) r, Santa Cruz Kron Frank R. (A. K. Kron & Co.) r. South America Kron George, hostler, r. 9 Washington Kron Henry F. (A. K. Kron & Co.) r. Santa Cruz Kron Julius, clothing and men's furnishing goods, 927-929 Kearny, r. 729 McAllister Kron Oscar J. (A. K. Kron & Co.) r. W s Broderick, bet Ellis and O'Farrell t^ Kron. See Cron, Krohn and Krone Kronberg Adolph, clerk, r. 212 Ellis r.a|^^ Krone Alexander, entry clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 309 Jessie Krone Frederick W. (Krone & Davidson) r. 1523 Powell Krone J., carpenter, 711 Sutter, r. Park Hotel Krone Louis, salesman, r. 309 Jessie Krone William, seaman, r. 17 Rincon Av Krone & Davidson (Frederick W. Krone and Joseph Davidson) restaurant, 425 Bush t^ Krone. See Krohn and Kron 'B.ronenberg F. & Co. (Frederick Kronenberg, Philip Rohrbacher and Marcus Schwab) proprie- tors United States Brewery, NE cor Franklin and McAllister Elronenberg Frederick (F. Kronenberg fc Co.) r. 542 McAllister Kronenberg Frederick W., shoemaker, r. 1808 Stock- ton Kronewald Ernest, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Kronholm Gus F., soap cMtter Union Soap Factory, r. 328 Seventh Kronholm J. S. Mrs., midwife, r. 328 Seventh Kronquist Mats, ship carpenter, r. 46 Ritch Kronquist Victor, tanner Morris Windt, r. E s Ne- braska, bet Yuba and Yolo . Kronstadt Albert, cabinetmaker Becker & Dillqiann, r. 9 Zoe Kronthal Henry (Fechheimer, Ooodkind & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Krook Carl A., stevedore, r. 1112 Kearny Krook Moritz LJ (Krook & Stromer) r. 1112 Kearny Krook Otto, r. 127 Jackson Krook Peter O., packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. Ameri- can Exchange Hotel Krook & Stromer (Moritz L. Krook and Arthur Stro- mer) proptrs Olympic Lodging House, 904 Kearny Krooss Claus, clerk Ernst Klein, r. 2550 Folsom Kropke W. O., Barbers Pro. Union, 312 Post Kropp Charles, clerk, r. 31 Langton Kropp Ernest H., grocer, r. 1315 Scott Kropp Henry, musician, r. 31 Langton BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, iSHAM & CO., 509, 51 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses. JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. KRO 636 KUG 121 7« Eroscher H. J., cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgomery, r. 217 Geary, rear Kross HuKo. baker Joseph Eahn, r. 32 Sixth Krotowski Morris S., agent, r. 407 Pacific Erouglair Pierre, steward S. F. liar Assu, r. 631 Sac- raiuento Erouse Julius, cigarmaker Simon Hesterlick, r. 5}i Tehama Erouse Samuel R. (Erouae & Feder) r. 1755 Howard Krouse & Feder (Samuel R. Krouse and Moses M. Feder) wholesale jobbers gent's furnishing goods, 29 Battery B^ Erouse. See ErauR and Erauss Eroyder John W., student, r. 229 Sixteenth Eriichner Christian, clerk J. H. Holjes, r. 1030 Folsom Eruckel Andrew, barber, 325 Dupont, r. 324 Jessie Erudener Heury W., salesman W. P. Howland, r. 19 Preston PI Erudener T., laborer, r. 220 Pacific Krueckel Brothers (Charles aud Frank) wines and liquors, SE cor First and Market Erueckel Charles (Erueckel Brothers) r. 6 Lewis Erueckel Frank (Krueckel Brothers) r. 6 Medau PI Erueger August, wood engraver, r. 2 Winter Lane Erueger George F., blacksmith, 1114 Harrison, r. 15 Cleaveland Erueger Joseph H., with Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. 435 H Clementina Erueger Louis, cap mnfr, 1080 Howard, r. 1120 How- ard Erueger Millard, clerk A. B. Elf ell & Co., r. 435)iKRY and SlilNOLE nArHIBTES. KUS 638 LAC (Henry Knstel) as- 819 Eusel John H., porter Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 52 ' Louisa Kusel Solomon A., proptr Valencia Shirt Factory, 806 Valencia Kushitz Charles, tailor, r. Turk St. Hotel Euss Charles J., teacher music, r. 1234 Mission Kuss Edward, piano maker, r. 1613 H Webster Euss Hans E., confectioner, r. 1523 Mission Eussler Kichard, baker, r. 64 Shipley Eustel Arpad J., captain brig Sheet Anchor, office 18 Clav, r. 1621 J4 Post Eustel Cassius B., captain schr Ariel, office 18 Clay, r. 1621 ^ Post Eustel Henry (Eustel k Co.) r. Alameda Eustel Oscar, captain bktu John Smith, office 18 Clay KUSTEL & CO. sayer^ 318 Pine Euster Edward W., assayer, r. 10 Byington Euster Louis, groceries and liquors, 25 Louisa, r. 26 Louisa, rear Euster Louis D., wood carver Charles S. Hoffmann, r. 25 Louisa Eustermann William, cabinet maker West Coast Fur- niture Co., r. 519 Brannan Eutner Adolph (Eutner & Goldstein, Fresno, Cal.) office 117 Battery, r. 736 McAllister Eutner Joseph, machinist H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 419 Grove Eutner Leopold, manager E. Sikes & Co., r. 718 Oc- tavia Eutner & Goldstein, merchants (Fresno and Center- ville) office 117 Battery t^" Eutner. See Euttner Eutter C. Edward, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1229 Union Euttner Louis, clerk, r. 819 Larkin Euttner Napthaly, stamping and embroidery, Larkin SS^ Euttner. See Eutner Eutz Gabriel M. (Eutz & Murr) r. 539 McAllister Eutz Heinrlch, clerk Moritz Ettinger, r. 228 Bush Eutz & Murr (Gabriel M. Eutz and Lewis Murr) im- porters boots and shoes, 254 Market Eutzkau Emil, wood carver, r. 413 Dolores Eydd Isaac F., carpenter Presidio BB., r. 1907 Hyde ter Eydd. See Eidd Eyle Charles R., assistant secretary and collector Odd Fellows' Cemetery Assn, r. 9 Harriet Eyle Hannah, widow, r. 9 Harriet Eyle Joseph, engineer F. Eorbel & Bros., r. 19 Mari- posa Eyle Robert, liquor saloon, 304 Pacific Evle Thomas, r. 1011 Treat Av t^ Eyle. See Eeil Eyne Charles D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1209 Howard Eyne John, milk dairy, N s Nineteenth, nr Douglass Eyne Patrick J., boiler maker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 755 Howard Eyne Thomas A., laborer Cal. Oil Works, r. Board- man PI Eyne Thomas A., tanner, r. 22 Geneva B^ Eyne. See Coyne and Eine Laam Fbedebiok, seaman P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 127 Jackson Laauser Frederick L., cooper, r. Ill Freelon Labadiv Philip, secretary Mexican Consul, r. 517 Greenwich Labadie William, cariienter Albert Washburn, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Dolores Labarbere J., liquor saloon, 31 Sacramento Labarrere Michael, French laundry, 718 Turk Labarre Pierre, waiter, r. 907 Sacramento Labarthe Julieu, porter, r. Gailbard Hotel Labaschio Charles, clerk, r. 423 Bush Labat Jean, wines and liquors, NW cor Stockton and Broadway, r. i526 Powell Labat John, French laundry, 112 Taylor Labaurie M. Mrs., laundress, 112 Taylor Labbe Clothllde, wrapper E. Guittard 4 Co., r. 1413 Powell Labbe Josephine Mrs., furnished rooms, 1412 Powell Labb6 William, r. U12 Powell Label Henry, fruits and vegetables, 337 O'Farrell Label Jacob, expressman, r. 928 Folsom Isabel Louis, engineer Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 928 Folsom Label Samuel, r. 550^ Natoma Label Samuel, salesman William John, r. 337 O'Far- rell Label Solomon, clothing, 212 Steuart, r. 516}$ N»- toma La Bell Henry, porter, r. 524 Turk, rear Laberge Charles C, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 512 Sixth La Berge Cleophas, r. 1824 Stockton La Berge Matilda, widow, r. 1824 Stockton La Berge Silas W. (John Carruthers & Co.) r. 1824 Stockton Labetoure Marie, widow, furnished rooms, 213 Minna Labhard Jean , nursery, SW cor Lyon and Post Labhard M. D. Adolph, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 19083^ Ellis Labine Oliver (Labine & Massat) r. 719 Clay Labiue & Massat (Oliver Labine and Charles Massat) liquor saloon, 641 Commercial Labinski William, agent 775 Market, r. 101 Minna La Blanc John, melter melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 2128 Bush Labohm G. Augustus, carriage painter, r. 504 Jessie Labohm Henry G., teacher First German School Union, r. 504 Jessie Labohm Martha, midwife, r. r. 504 Jessie Labohm William J., wood worker CarvlU Mnfg Co., r. 504 Jessie Laborde Jean, laundrymau Model Laundry, 2923 Cal- ifornia Laborde Jean M., vocalist, r. 1115 Stockton Laborie Alfred, tanner Dominique Legallet Laborie Francois, tanner Dominique Legallet La Brie Godfroi, physician and surgeon, office iad r. 1030 Mission Labroni John B., messenger Coroner's Office, r. 20 Lafayette PI Labrut John B. , varieties, 1012 Potrero At Labrut Mary, domestic S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet Har- rison and Alabama Lacaille Louis, r. 1002 J$ Alabama Lacay Jean, restaurant, 623 Commercial Lacaze Baptiste, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 714 Sansome. r. 21 John Lacaze Maximin, compositor, r. 21 John Lacazette Bernard D., driver Em. Meyer & Co., r. 16 Lewis Lacazette E., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific Lacazette Jean, nursery, cor Java and Monongahela Lacazette Louis, laundrymau Model Laundry, 2923 California Lacazette Madeline Mrs., r. California, bet Baker and Broderick Lacchino Agostino, cartman, r. 608 Ash Av Lace House, David Samuels proptr. 123-129 Post Lacey Charles C, engineer, r. 1705 Jones Lacey Charles H., pantryman P. C. S3. George W. Elder, r. 1723 Stevenson, rear Lacey E., r. 209 Ellis Lacey Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Lacey Frank W., printer, r. 511 Vallejo Lacey Gilbert, r. 715 Howard Lacey John J., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 435 Stevenson Lacey Michael, laborer C. P. RR. r. 235)4 Perry Lacey Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Lacey Peter, saloon keeper, r. 923 Market Lacey Peter J., tanner, r. NWcor Adam and Eve, B. H. Lacey Robert J., carpenter, r. 511 Vallejo Lacey Robert J. Jr., printer, r. 511 Vallejo Lacey Thomas E., r. 444 Sixth Iff" Lacey. See Lacy lia Cliapelle Exilda Alme., liquor saloon, NE cor Post and Central Av Lachapelle Joseph J., carriage blacksmith, 230 Mis- sion, r. E s Mission, bet Lizzie and Eugenia La Chapelle William, bartender, r. NE cor Post and Central Av Lachaud Jean, carpenter, r. 8 Polk Lane Lachele Thomas, printer, r. 416 Francisco Lachele Thomas P., plumber and tinsmith, r. 410 Francisco Lacher George, tailor, 403 Sutter, r. 6 Scheerer PI Liacher Isaac hides, skins, pelts and tallow, 620 Front, r. 1717 Buchanan SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES Office, 33 Geary St. J, iflHUUUIVUUun OC \j\3, COKK, 41 Murket Htreet, corner Sp«ar. LAC 639 LAF Lacher Jeremiah, glovecutter, r. 2759 Mission Lachlan JToho M. Jr., wharfinger Beale St. Wharf, r. 1612 California Lachman Abraham (Lachman & Jacobl) r. 1321 Gold- en ftate Av Lachman Abraham, clothing, 810 Montgomery Lachman Adolph J. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.) r. 1303 Gough Lachman Albert, manager S. Lachman & Co., r. 603 Sutter Lachman Harry, bookkeeper, r. 1713 Laguna Lachman Henry, r. 1713 Laguna Lachman Henry, cashier S. Lachman k Co., r. 603 Sutter Lachman Louis, salesman Walter Harris, r. 810 Mont- gomery Lachman Louis, tailor, 518 Pine, r. 1713 Laguna Lachman Moritz Mrs. (Lachman & Sternfels) r. 606 Hayes Lachman Morris, office 28 New Montgomery, r. 1905 Bush liacliman S. <& Co. (Samuel Lachman) Califor- nia wines, brandies and champagnes, 401-411 and 534 Market Lachman Samuel (S. Lachman & Co.) r. 603 Sutter Iiacliinan <& Jacob! (Abraham Lachman and Frederick and Jacob J. Jacob!) growers of and dealers in California wines and brandies, SE cor Market and First, and SE cor Second and Bryant Lachman & Sternfels (Mrs. Moritz Lachman and Ber- nard H. Sternfels) furriers, 129 Montgomery Lachmann Jacob, produce commission merchant and agent San Joaquin Chicory Works, NE cor Wash- ington and Front, r. 143 Ivy Av Lachmeyer J. C, porter new City Hall Lack Charles, groceries, 1037 Fulsom Lack Cyrus, plasterer The Baldwin Lack David B., bookkeeper Standard Shirt Factory, r. 1529 Golden Gate Av Lack Frances M., student Heald's Business College Lackeman Charles (Helmkeu & Lackeman) r. 1214 Leavenworth Lackenbach Charles, varieties, 106 Ninth Lackey A. M. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 725 Bush Lackey James M., barber, 1035 Twenty-first, r. 1806 Jessie Lackie Harry E., painter, r. 310 J4 Eighth Lacklison Ellen, widow, r. NW cor Uaight and Bu- chanan Lackmann Hermann, boots and shoes, 210 Brannan, r. 7 Rjncon Av Lackmann John, clerk Herman H. Schortemeler, r. 816 California Lackstrom Victor, waiter Edward Schuur, r. 819 Fil- bert Laclaverie Paul (John Saulnier & Co.) r, Oakland Laco John. r. 605 Broadway Lacombe E. Mrs., widow, r. 2'UO Howard Lacombe George A. (Stack & Lacombe) r. 2 Henrietta Square Lacombe James L., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.. r. 1720 Leavenworth Lacomber Peter, fruits and vegetables, 2851 Mission l>a Come Jean, proprietor French Laundry, 345 Seventeenth Laconey James, merchant, r. 814 Bush Lia Confiauce Insurance Co. (fire of Paris) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California Lacoste Andre, foreman Pac. Fertilizing Co., r. 8E cor Santa Clara and Minnesota Lacoate Francois, restaurant keeper, r. 630 Sacramento Lacoste John, quarryman Pac. Boiling Mills, r. W s Kansas, bet Solano and Butte Lacoste John, liquor saloon, NW cor Lombard and Montgomery Av Lacoste Joseph, waiter John Bergez, r. 419 Green Lacoste Thomas (Bergerot & Lacoste) r. NE cor Kan- sas and Center Lacour Eugene, clerl. Muecke, Vietor & Co., r. 44 Third Lacour Louis R. A., clerk Muecke, Vietor & Co., r. 44 Third Lacour Peter, lime dealer, r. 423 Stevenson Lacrolx John, bartender, r. cor Railroad Av and St. Thomas Lacua Frank (Beilhea & Go.) r. 1509 Powell Lacy Benjamin L., plaste 'er, r. 838 Market Lacy Benjamin T. (Parke k Lacy) r. 615 Chestnut Lacy Hannah, chambermaid Grand Hotel Lacy Henry, notebroker, 321 California, r. San Rafael Lacy James, laborer, r. 665 Mission Lacy John, r. 649 Howard Lacy John F,, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co., r. 16 Hampton PI Lacy John G., tinsmith, 305 Eighth, r.SE cor Dia- mond and Seventeenth Lacy Martin, salesman Dalton Bros., r. 1006H Wash- ington Lacy Robert, tinsmith, r. 8 Verona Lacy Timothy, furnished rooms, 212 Second Lacy Walter M., engineer 8. P. RR., r. 204 Twenty- second Lacy William, r. Golden Gate Hotel 8^ Lacy. See Lacey and Leacy Lada Bronislaw, waiter Tivoli Opera House, r. 213 Powell Lada Marie Mme., teacher music, r. 213 Powell Ladd Annie M. Mrs., widow, r. 1733 Broadway Liadd Charles D., shooting gallery, guns and sporting materials. 529-531 Kearny, r. 906 Clay Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r. 7o0 California Ladd Edwin H., salesman Charles D. Ladd, r. 12 Hope- ton Terrace Ladd Frank B., clerk freight depot C. P. RR., r. 6U Sutter Ladd Frank Z., clerk 0. P. RR., r. 705 Shotwell Ladd Geor^sce S., president American District Telegraph Co., Pacific Bell Telephone Co., Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., United Carriage Co., and San Francisco Edison Electric Light Co., office 222 Sansome, r. 515 Van Ness Av Ladd Horace C, receiver W. V. Tel. Co., r. 1717 Lar- kin Ladd Joseph K., machinist, r. 2623 Bush Ladd Parish B., attorney at law, 420 California, rooms 6-7, r. 2020 Bush Ladd Smith E., clerk freight depot S. P. RR., r. 415 Twenty- second Laden Patrick porter North Point Dock Warehouse, r. 2017 Dupont Laden Rosa, domestic 1915 Taylor Ladies' Bethel Sewing Society, rooms NE cor Sacra- ments and Diumm Ladies' French Benevolent Association, 120 Sutter Ladies' Home Journal (illustrated monthly) Dewey & Co. publishers, 252 Market Ladies' Protective and Relief Society, home E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post Lado Joseph, shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. W s Ken- tucky, bet Center,and Santa Clara La Due James C, mining, r. 633 Sacramento Laduski John, liquor saloon, 518 Merchant, r. 238 Sutter Lady Bryan Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) 0. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11 Lady Washington Consolidated Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6 Laemlein Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 721 O'Farrell Laemlein Rosalie, widow, r. 721 O'Farrell Laeremans Frank, mnfr furniture, 528 Washington, r. 1815 Stockton Lafaille Frank H., clerk Yates & Co., r. E s Chapulte- pec, nr Coso Lafaille Samuel, carpenter, r. E s Obapultepec, nr Coso Lafaix Emily Mrs., mending and cleaning curtains, 320 Sutter Lafaix Felix, engraver George C. Shreve & Co., r. 320 Sutter Lafaix John R., engraver, r. 320 Sutter Lafarga Adela, widow, r. 412 Jj Green Lafayette Brewery, A. Anstett & Co. proptra, 725 Green Lafayette Centennial Hall, 421 Hayes Lafayette Guard, 730 Montgomery Lafayette House, Robert Shea proptr, 11 Lafayette Lafee Jacob, expressman, 226 Bush, r. 1295 Alabama Laflferty Bernard F., laborer freight depot S. P. RR.,r. 35 Welsh o Lafferty Bridget, seamstress La Grande Laundry, B s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom Lafferty Charles T., plumber C. W. Smith, r. Ill OUn- ton Lafferty Elizabeth, domestic 314 Minna Lafferty Ellen, widow, r. Ill Clinton Lafferty Francis O., bottler Boca Brewery, r. Ill Clin- ton A. H. ISSAM I. J. TBUIUAN Truman, Isham & Co. Manufacturers' llgenls, 509, 511 MARKET ST, jSABT FRANCISCO. HARDWOOD LUMBER: JOH5( WIWMOKK. OFFICK 1S3 KPEAK STRKKT. YitrdM: 129 to 1J7 Spear fit., and a«. SH Howard HU LAF 640 LAK © CO H » 9 FN o ,4 >» ^) o o P« OS p4 9 > u H Lafferty Grace Miss, r. 730 Grove Laflferty James H., clerk David Samuels, r. Oakland Lafferty John, captain U. S. A., r. 730 Grove Lafferty John, clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 730 Grove Lafferty John, porter Morris & Kennedy, r. 326 Clem- entina Lafferty M., r. 444 Brannan Lafferty Marv, domestic 717 Shotwell Lafferty Nicolai, r. Ill Clinton Lafferty Owen, marblepolisher, r. 183 California Av, B. H. Lafferty Patrick, laundryman, r. 183 California Av, B. H. Laffey Edward N., shipping master, and Pilot Com- missioner, r. 1209 Union Lafla Lucio, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Fourteenth and Natoma Laffin James W., engineer, r. 69 West Mission Laflin Lawrence, fruit dealer, r. 69 West Mission La Fleur Victor, shoemaker, r. 631 Golden Gate Av Laflin James, shipping agent, 34 Steuart, r. 2615 Clay Laflin Lawrence J., clerk James Laflin. r. 2615 Clay La Ponciere Marine Insurance Co. (of Paris) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California, and 302-304 Sansome Lafond Victorine Mme., artificial flowers, 763 Mission Lafontaine A. J., book and job printer, 625 Merchant La Fontaine Fritz, r. 203 Leavenworth Laforge Alfred B., mining broker, 28 Merchants' Ex- change, r. 408 McAllister Lafournere John, barber, r. 1509 Powell Lalranchi A., r. 509 Broadway Lafranchi Benvenuto. clerk French Consulate, r. 10 HoUis Lafranchi Clementine Mrs, teacher French, r. 10 Hullis Lafrentz Theodore, brewer, r. 408 Shotwell Lagan Bernard, wood, coal, hay and grain, 222 Seven- teenth, r. 231 Seventeenth Lagan Hugh Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's Church, r. 1212 Mission Lagan John M., salesman C. Curtin, r. 250 Locust Av Lagan Patrick, r. 2.50 Locust Av Lage Henry, shipping clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 265 Minna Lage William, r. 52 Second Lageman Henry, wood and coal, 812 McAllister Lagercrantz C. Th.. r. 2 Hyde PI Lagoarde Bernard, r. 514 Chestnut Lagomarsino Antonio, vegetables, 52-53 Colombo Mar- ket Lagomarsino Bartolomeo, laborer, r. 516 Greenwich Lagomarsino Carlo, fruits, 1907 Geary Lagomarsino Carlo, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Lagomarsino Fortunato, baker G. B. Caraffa, r. 1309 Dupont Lagomarsino Frank, laborer Patrick Farley, r. June- tion Mission and Ocean House Roads Lagomarsino G. B., r. 42ii Linden Av Lagomarsino Giacomo, r. 314 Pacific Lagomarsino Giovanni, laborer, r.4 Varennes Lagomarsino Giovanni, laborer, r. 314 Union • Lagomarsino Joseph, laborer, r. Varennes Lagomarsino L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Lagomarsino Luigi, scavenger, r. 314 Union Lagomarsino Roland, laborer, r. 314 Union Lagora Louis, r. 738 Vallejo La Grande Armory. SE cor New Montgomery and Minna, entrance 115 Minna LA GRANDE LAUNDRY, Edward P. White proprietor. Thir- teenth, het How^ard and Folsom, of- fice 648 Market, branches 1153 Mar- ket and 'Zia Dupont Lagrange Charles, seaman schr Basquaese, r. 140 Fol- som La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanis- laus Co.. Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgom- ery, room 7 Lagrange Frederick, carpenter, 320 Montgomery Av, *r. 607 Vallejo Itagrave Bernard, liquor saloon, cor Railroad Av and Trinidad Lagrave Charles, barber, 13 Montgomery Av, r. 1122 Dupont Lagrave John P. (Boyer & Lagrave) r. 1122 Dupont Lagrave Marie, laundress, r. 1211 Howard Lagrave Pierre, bartender, r. 1419 Dupont Lagree George, bartender, r. 715 Stockton Lagro Johanna, r. 538 California La Grove Frank, driver North Beach Brewery, r. 728 Lombard Laguna Honda School, James Dwyer principal, Sev- enth Av. nr Laguna Honda Laguna Rancho Farming Co. (Los Angeles Co.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 Laguna Tannery, Oswald L. Krenz proptr, NW cor Filbert and Gough Lahaille John, ice creammaker, r. 108 William Lahaney Catherine E., widow, r. W s Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa Lahaney J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Lahaney John, carpenter, r. SW cor Platte and Malta Lahaney Patrick W. , saddler, and extraman Engine No. 11, 8.F. F. D., r. Manitoba, bet St. John and Tombigbee Lahartey Julia Miss (Miss K. Hill i Co.) r. 726 Mis- sion Laherty Charles A., carpenter, r. 136M Rose Av Laherty Peter, carpenter, 713 Turk, r. 209 Fillmore Lahey Edward, capitalist, r. Russ House Lahey William, cook. r. 65 Everett 1^" Lahey. See Leahey and Leahy Lahl John, tailor, 513 Pine Lahusen Charles H. H., painter, r. 4 Alemany Av LaLusen Gussie, shoefitterJory Bros., r. 4 Alemany Av Lahusen Henry, painter H. B. Wagner, r. 4 Alemany Av Lahusen Johanna, widow, r. 4 Alemany Av Lahusen Reglna, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 4 Alemany Av Lai Hing: Lnn^ & Co., wholesale grocers and agents On Tai Insurance Co., 729 Commercial Lai Nam, Chinese interpreter Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris Laib Antone, boots and shoes, 906 Pacific Laib Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 1623 Post Laidlaw Robert, wool grader, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa Laidley Henry J., vice-consul Portugal and collector F. Berton & Co., 527 Clay, r. 807 Guerrero Laidley Mary A., widow, r. SE cor Filbert and Octavia Laidley Marshall H.. r. SE cor Filbert and Octavia Laiesner Charles, seaman schr Annie Larseli, r. 140 Folsom Laimee Arthur E., tinsmith, r. 417 Mason, rear Lalmee Gustave, clerk, r. 417 Mason, rear Laimee Marie, widow, dressmaker, r. 417 Mason, rear Laimee Peter, zinc molder Kremer Bros., r. 417 Ma- son, rear Laine Emanuel (Leduc, Conor & Laine) r. 1316 Jack- son Laine Jules, lapidary, 9 Hardie PI, r. 1010 Stockton t^ Laine. See Lane and Lehn Lainesse Edward, carriagemaker, r. 1515 H Market Laing Cetta Miss, r. 210 Powell Laing Charles D., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 214 Powell Laing Robert S. G., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 615 Minna Laing William T., wool sorter J. F. Knox, r. NE cor Harrison and Fifth fff" Laing. See Layng Laird B. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 318 Taylor Laird Catherine Mrs., jauitress South Cosmopolitan Primary School, r. 1309 Pacific Laird Daniel, secondhand furniture, 1070 Howard Laird David W., proprietor San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 27 Post, r. 1409 Larkln ' Laird James, packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1309 Pacific Laird James D., ships clerk, r. 11 Monroe Laird Samuel, miner, r. 5 South Park Laird Thomas Mrs., dressmaker, 150 Eddy, r. 318 Tay- lor Lais Charles E., civil engineer, r. 22 Oak Laisy H. J., bookkeeper M. Meupsdorffer, NEcorBnsn and Montgomery La Jeunesse Adolph. cooper, r. 2544 Folsom, rear Lajus Marc, r. 814 Montgomery Lakans Malane, widow, r. NE cor Jackson and First Av Lake Benjamin (Pacific Tea Co.) r. 103 Larkln Lake Charles, melter. r. 513 Hickory Av Lake Francis M. P., helper Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 974 Folsom • _„, _,,^ Lake Frank, salesman C. J''^»wley & Co., r. 705 Ellis Lake Frederick B., clerk lair dept C. P. HR. and S. P. RR r. NW cor LeaTenworth and Vallejo Lake Frederick W., bookkeeper Cal. Glass Works, r. 603 Polk LOUIS BRAVERNI&N & CO. rr.!."' ""'"''' """ *"""' ntgomery St., Sell Lower than ariy House in this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTEIV»*E» TO OFFICE. a48 MARKET STREET. LAK 641 LAM Lake George, helper melter and refiner's dept U. 8. Mint. r. 513 Hickory Av Lake George Mrs., r. 638 Green Lake George C, receiver Presidio RR.. r. 1212 Union Lake George M., teamster, r. S s Pixley, bet Buchanan and Webster Lake George W., brassfinisher, r. 513 Hickory Av Lake Henry, boots and shoes, 645 Third Lake Jane, -widow, r. N s Valley, nr Dolores Lake Louis E. (Lake & Warren) r. 2927 Sacramento Lake Maria C, widow, r. NW cor Leavenworth and Vallejo Liake Pleasanton Water Co. (Alameda Co. Cal.) H. Toomy secretary, 418 California, rooms 2-5 Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad, William Be Dell general agent, 22 Montgomery Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water Works, Edward Chattin secretary, 808 Mont- gomery Lake William B. , manager California Glass Works, office 405 Front, r. 603 Polk Lake & Warren (Louis E. Lake and George W. Warren) manufacturers and wholesale dealers brushes, brooms, etc., 411 Sacramento Lakeman Helen M. Miss, instructor Samuel Hill. r. 1033 Market Lakeman Margaretta, r. 312 }4 Clementina Lakeman Nicholas, seaman, r. 18 Minna Lakin John H., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 108}^ Powell Lakin Joseph J., bag cutter, r. 100 J^ Jackson Lakmann Sophia, widow, r. 811 Union Lslande Alice H., assistant North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 730 Sutter Lalande Arsine, jeweler? and diamond setter, 420 Sut- ter, r. 730 Sutter Lalande Arsine Mrs., furnished rooms, 730 Sutter Lalande George, driver City RR., r. 133 Fifteenth Lalande Louis, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 612 Califor- nia Lalaune Charles, fruits, 502 Valencia Lalich Lazar, fruits, etc., 911 Kearny Lalla Antonio, peddler, r. 30 Jessie Lallement Arthur, currier, r. 925 Howard Lallement Charles, laundry, 925 Howard Lallement Delphine, laundry, 629 Union Lallement Julia Mrs., laundry, 925 Howard Lally Bartholomew, laborer, r. 927 Broadway Lally Bartholomew C, bookkeeper Pac. Carriage Co., r. 415 Minna Lally Dennis F., butcher, r. 212 Eleventh Lally Dennis G., butcher, 135 Eleventh, r. 212 Ele- venth Lally John, carpenter, r. W s Mission, nr Randall Lally John, cook, r. 502 J^ Broadway Lally John, laborer, r. 445 Clementina Lally Joseph, shoemaker A. Berenz & Son, r. 123 Ninth Lally Mary Mrs., varieties and groceries, W s Mis- sion, nr Randall Lally Matthew, assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 445 Clementina Lally Patrick, laborer, r. 338 Shipley Lally Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Sixth Lally William P., clerk Leonard Reynolds, r. 2738 Sixteenth Laloli Aquilino, laundryman, r. Ticino Hotel Laloli Carmelino, dairyman, r. Ticino Hotel Laloli David, proprietor Ticino Hotel, 518 Pacific Laloli Giuseppe, bartender, r. Ticino Hotel Laloli Luigi, laundryman, r. 518 Pacific Lalonde Joseph D., broker, r. 537 Sacramento Lalosevich Mitar, Servian Montenegran Ben. Soc, 10 California Lamaire Mme., teacher Spanish, r. 615 Stockton Lamar Alexander, capitalist, r. 33 Hinckley Lamar Charles W., capitalist, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth and Point Lobos Avs Lamar Joseph B., attorney at law, office 629 Kearny. room 6, r. San Jose Lamar William, r. 412 Page Lamar William R., gardener, r. Hercules Powder Works B^" Lamar. See Lamer Lamare Basil, teacher languages, r. 615 Post Lamarre Adolph A., tailor, r. 16 Reed La May Nelson B., shoemaker, r. 331 Jessie Lamb Mrs., r. 143 Third Lamb Charles, fish, 214 Sixth, r. 705 Jackson Lamb Charles N., porter, r. 162 Minna Lamb Charles Y., watchmaker, 1252 Market Lamb Clarence H., printer, r. 8 Albion Av Lamb Dana T., r. 600 Bush Lamb Edward, clerk N. Pardinl, r. Oakland Lamb Elbridge G., salesman Hulme & Hart, r. Rubs House Lamb George W., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Ala- meda Lamb Isaac, ladies underwear. 40 Sixth, r. 1016 Mis- sion Lamb James, second mate ship War Hawk, r. 54 Sac- ramento Lamb John, bartender, r. 429 Front Lamb John, hostler Omnibus RR. Lamb John, liquor saloon, 150 Steuart, r. 212 Steuart Lamb Louis M., bartenders. S. Buckingham, r. 734)4 Howard Lamb Margaret, widow, r. W s Tomasa, bet Wolfe and Isabel, B. H. Lamb Martin W., president Pac. Electric Co.. office 330 Sutter, r. 8 Albion Av Lamb Mary Miss, r. 23 Hunt Lamb Owen, laborer, r. 346 Fourth Lamb Philip, wool scourer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. W s Alabama, bet Twentieth and Twentv-firBt Lamb Pierce, r. Brooklyn Hotel Lamb Thomas J., bookkeeper Wilmerding & Co., r. 118 Dupont Lamb W^illiam £. , clerk Justices' Courts, office SE cor Kearny and Washington, r. Beresford House Lamb William H. (J. A. Folger & Co.) r. Alameda Lamb William H. , watchmaker Charles Y. Lamb, r, 1252 Market Lamb William P., bookkeeper M. Vulicevich, r. 691 Ellis Lamb Willis, engineer, r. 31 Berkeley Av Lambert Mrs., r. 227 Sixth Lambert A. Mrs., widow, r. 13J4 Powell Lambert A. J. Mrs., r. 142 Seventh Lambert Antone, barber, r. 8 Derby Lambert Charles, longshoreman, r. 112 Pacific Lambert Charles N., brewer National Brewery, SE cor Fulton and Webster Lambert Daniel, vice-principal Lincoln Grammar School, r. 311 Fremont Lambert David A., porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., r. 126 Valley Lambert Deborah, widow, r. 21454 Sixth Lambert Elisha, r. 547 Folsom Lambert Frank, physician, r. 817 Montgomery Lambert Oilman, copyist County Clerk, r. 16 De Boom Lambert Jacob, longshoreman, r. 15 Ritch Lambert James, laborer, r. 118 M Washington Lambert James A. , carpenter, r. 804)4 Larkin Lambert James L., laborer, r. 751 Mission Lambert James N., salesman O'Dwyer & Einhorn, r. 11 Harrison Av Lambert John, bootblack, 107 Sixth, r. 29%, Moss Lambert John, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 875 Fol- som Lambert John, fireman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 18 Te- hama Lambert John S., bookkeeper Williams & Bixler, r. 16 DeBoom Lambert Joseph, conductor N. B. and M. BB. ,r. 126)4 Silver Lambert Julius, waiter, r. 444 Brannan Lambert Minna Mrs., r. 510 Oak Lambert Richard, r. 148 Minna Lambert William (Lambert & Greene) r. Cloverdale Lambert William, conductor, r. 2542 Folsom, rear Lambert William, oilman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 537 Third Lambert William, painter, r. 521 Lombard Lambert William L., compositor A. L. Bancrofts Co., r. 13)4 Powell Lambert William P., livery stable, 875 Folsom Lambert & Greene (William Lambert and Charles Greene) manufacturers H & L axle grease, 144- 148 Natoma 8^" Lambert. See Lampert Lambertengfbi Francesco, Consul Italy, office 506 Battery, rooms 18, 19, 20, r. Occidental Hotel Lambert! Pasquale Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Lamberton Charles H., student Cal. Commercial Col- lege, r. 1527 Washington Lamberton Louis, land agent, r. 1527 Washington Lambla Jules, tailor, r. 727 Bush a M n O © O w o B H m o o P. It" W o o c O xjh % >^ Ml o GW C\ ARk' 9,, rC\ LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS 8Yy.^L/Ani\ 06 VU. ON THE COAST : : : : : 645 MARKET ST. Ul&mi/I rV CDICDC f UAVCC Fl'Ksi Larkin Landers John, seaman, r. 510 Davis Landers John M., longshoreman, r. W s Brewster, nr Faith, B. H. Landers John P., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1122 H Larkin Landers Joshua H., painter H. G. Jarman, r. 1807 Mission Landers .Mary Mrs., r. 237 Sixth Landerii MiciiaeL, mining, 2-3 Nevada Block, r. 2615 Howard Landers Milton H., purser V. C. S3. Orizaba, r. 1624 Devisadero SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*shing MNE^at^sHORj notice . ITIHUUUi^UUUn « UU. DOMESTIC COAl,, 41 Market street, corner S^.r. LAN 643 LAN Landers Patrick, blacksmith, r. 47 Clementina Landers Patrick, wholesale hardware, 324 Battery, r. 2409 Buchanan Landers Richard, policeman, r. 325 First Landers William, r. 441 Jessie Landers William, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. 43 Clementina lia.n&ng Louis, proprietor Green Tree House, 20 Page Lang Mary E., widow, lodgings, 222^ Fourth Lang Max, merchant, r. 607 Eddy Lang Nicholas H., solicitor Madison & Burke, r. 905 Market Lang Otto (Lang Brothers) r. 1406 Polk Lang Owen, laborer, r. 214 First I Lang Peter, butcher, r. 1316 Broadway Lang Peter, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel Lang Victor, r. 31 Rondell PI Lang William, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Lang William P., liquor saloon. 908 Kearny, r. 817 Kearny Lang «St Co. (George Lang) Importers and whole- sale dealers wines and liquors and wine growers, 210-212 Dupont B^ Lang. See Lange Langabeer John E., carpenter, r. 211 Polk Langan Owen, laborer, r. 636 Commercial Langan Peter, longshoreman, r. 6 Rushton PI Langan Thomas, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW cor Shasta and Louisiana, rear Langan Thomas, watchman, and extraman Engine No. 1. 8. F. F. D., r. 122 Trenton Langan W^alter, teamster, r. 117 Howard Langbein Herman (Lehritter & Langbein) r. 1206 Stockton Langdale Alfred, crockery and glassware, 1207 Stock- ton, r. 700 Broadway Langdon Mrs., r. 743 Pine Langdon Charles, r. 412 Minna Langdon H. J., clerk Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 1908 Buchanan Langdon Levi H., stockbroker, r. 13 Taylor Langdon Thomas, stonecutter, r. New Wisconsin Hotel Langdon W. J., r. 412 Minna Lange Albert, seaman, r.'5 Washington Lange Andrew, starcher La Grande Laundry, E B Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom Lange Andrew, engineer, r. 77 Clementina Lange Charles, bagmaker, r. W s Prospect Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Lange Charles, dishwasher Caseins Hotel Lange Dora, widow, fancy goods, 1529 Mission Lange Edmund W. R., basketmaker, r. 1112 Kearny Lange Edward, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.. r. 2542 Folsom Lange Edward A., laborer, r. 2542 Folsom Lange Hans C., grocer, r. 1529 Mission Lange Hans G. J., master mariner, r. 5 Berry Lange Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Lange John, r. 51 Shipley Lange John, laborer, r. 911 Treat Av Lange John C. R., willow ware, 12 Montgomery Av, r. 1112 Kearny Lange L. A., dry and f«ncy goods, 2542 Folsom LOUIS BRftVERMAN & CO., Jewelers, f»'^t;*r^ i^^X^^^^V'si LA GRANDE LAUNDRY C)OOI> WORK. IaOUT prices. OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET. LAN 645 LAN Lsnge Martin, liquor saloon, 533 Waahington, r. 274 Clemeutiua Lange Oscar V., landscape photographer, studio and r. 1023 Market Lange Paul J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1298 Van Ness Av Lange Peter N., -wines and liquors, 246 Towa- send Lange William, dairy, NW cor Cole and Carl, nr Gol- den Gate Park Lange William, student Heal's Business College Lange William, brewer Golden City Brewery, 1431 Pacific J^^ Lange. See Lang Langeuderfer Joseph 0., packer The A. S. Spence Co., r. 417 Geary Langeuderfer Josephine Miss, milliner, r. 417 Geary Langenderfer May Miss, milliner, r. 417 Geary Langeneckert Joseph F., wood carver, r. 759 Howard Langente Leon, cook, r. 249 Clementina Langer Frank, porter Payot, Upham & Co., r. 408 La- gun a Langer Keinhold, billiard maker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. Oakland lia.n.ger Robert, superintendent Electrical Supply Co., 328 Bush, r. 29 Clinton Park Langerman Albert, clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r. 730 Sut- ter Langerman Walter L., note broker, 415 California, r. Palace Hotel Laugermanu August, carriagesmith, r. 6 Dale PI Langermann C. F. A., blacksmith Nathan W. Spauld- ing, r. 6 Dale PI Langermann Hermann, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refin- ery, r.W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra Langeron Francois, carriage and wagon maker, 708 Battery, r. 433 Broadway Langfield Walter, engineer, r. 1153 Market Lanford George H., core maker, r. 223^ Harriet Langford George L., boilermaker, r. 5 Verona Langford John, runner Sanders' Hotel, 823 Battery Langford Owen, boilermaker, r. 118 Perry Langford Thomas R., sergeant police, r. 1118 Mont- gomery Langford Thomas R. Jr., machinist William Hawkins, r. 1118 Montgomery Langham Charles E., traveling salesman Colman Bros., r. 2225 Jackson Langham House, Henry Dowdall proptr, 523 Eearny Langhorne George W.. clerk A. W. Bowman, r. 2230 Jackson Langhorne James P., attorney at law,r. 1721 Buchanan Langhorne John D. Jr., bookkeeper William T. Cole- man & Co., r. 1721 Buchanan Langhorne Marion B., bookkeeper Nicholas Luning, r. 2230 Jackson Langland Benjamin F., r. 1215 Mission LANQLAND NELSON P. stair builder, 407 Mission, r. 1^215 Mission Langland Robert N., stair builder Nelson P. Lang- laud, r. 1215 Mission Langland William, stevedore, r. 423 Union Langley Charles, watchman C. P. RR., r. 15 Bluxome Langley Charles F., salesman Langley & Michaels, r. Oakland Langley Charles L., city agent W. J. Callingham & Co., r. 411 Dolores Langley Edward D., clerk American Tract Soc, r. 621 Eddy Langley Esther, widow, r. 12 Louisa Langley Frank W., machinist F. G. Beckett, r. Oak- land Langley Henry Q. Mrs., widow, r. 19 South Park Langley James M. (Langley & Jones; r. 337 Seven- teenth Langley Kate, stewardess P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Langley Louis L., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 12 Louisa Langley M. E. Mrs., r. The Inglewood Langley Melanie Mrs. (Langley & Michaels) r. Oak- land Langley William A., blacksmith Langley & JoneSi r. 337 Seventeenth Langley Willie L., carriagesmith Langley & Jones, r. 337 Seventeenth Langley & Jones (James M. Langley and Peter L. Jones) carriage factory, 27 Washington, and 222 Drumm v Lians'ley & Alicliaels (Mrs. Melanie Langley, Henry Michaels and Robert Watt) importers and jobbers drugs, chemicals, druggists' materials, and agents quicksilver, NW cor Pine and Front Lanjley's ofllce 5 Directory 518 Clay Of San Francisco Langlitz Heury J., r. 728 Broadway, rear Langlitz John, expressman, r. 906 Pacific Langlitz Mary, widow, r. 728 Broadway, rear Langloi Edward, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 120}$ Hayes Langlois Francis B., shipping clerk Tatum & Bowen, r. 134 Howard Langlotz Huldreich, musician, r. 743 Minna Langmaak Frederick, cabinetmaker and teacher mu- sic, r. 1213 Mission Langoni Mary, widow, r. 521 Green Langreder Diedrich, shoemaker, 308 Fell Langreen Rudolph, seaman, r. 263 East Langrehr Diedrich, porter A. Crawford & Co., r. 27 Market Langrehr Henry C. (Henry C. Langrehr & Co.) r. 906 Geary Langrehr Henry C. & Co. (Henry C. Langrehr and Theodore Simon) shipsmlths, plumbers and metallic life boat builders, 25 Market Langridge W., with The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 135 Na- toma Langschur Jacob, cook Russ House, r. 7 Dale Av Langshaw Henry, plasterer, r. 17 Sherwood PI Langstadter Daniel, traveling salesman, r. 816 Ellis Langstadter Daniel Jr., attorney at law M. S. Meyer, r. 816 Ellis Langstadter Isaiah S., traveling salesman, r. 816 Ellis Langstadter Pauline Miss, assistant Starr King Pri- mary School, r. 816 Ellis Langstadter Seligman, cigars and tobacco, 321 San- some, r. 816 Ellis Langstaff William, carpenter, r. 222 Leavenworth Langstaff William Jr., cashier J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 222 Leavenworth Langstow Annie, widow, r. 2015 Folsom, rear Langstroth Helen P., widow, r. 210 Twenty-second Langstroth John A., accountant S. F. Savings Union, r. 2409 Webster Langton Calvin N., clerk Eppinger & Co., r. 1420 Turk Langton Henry B., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill snd Stetson, r. 1420 Turk Langton John C, bookkeeper, r. 537 Sacramento Langton Julia E., widow, r. 1420 Turk Langton Rebecca E. Mrs., r. 1250 California Langton William L., compositor, r. 1250 California Langton William M., pressman, r. 1250 California Languelette Louis de, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 320 Duncan Langworthy Lyman P.. clerk George F. Roberts, r. 1402 Bush Lanigan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 639 Natoma Lanigan Cornelius Jr., barge pilot, r. 347 Minna Lanigan Edward, clerk Tax Collector, r. 1024 Stockton Lanigan James, extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 419 Pacific Lanigan James B., clerk, r. 863}^ Market Lanigan James H., plasterer, r. 1219 Kearny Lanigan John, carpetlayer, r. 6 Torrens Court Lanigan John, clerk J. Hanly, r. 474 Jessie Lanigan Kate, groceries, 319 Vallejo Lanigan Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 4 Vincent Lanigan Martin, laborer, r. 320 King Lanigan Michael, aailmaker, r. 504 Davis Lanigan teter J., teamster, r. SW cor Shotwell and Twentieth Lanigan Thomas, driver Chase & Wolff, r. 1004 San- some, rear Lanini D.. r. 509 Broadway Lank Samuel J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 2428 California Lankenau Henry, liquor saloon, SWcor Teneriffe and Railroad Av, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Manitoba Lankershim Isaac, estate of (Scholle & Lankershim) NW cor Battery and Union Lankin William, shoemaker, r. 101 Jessie Lanktree Joseph Mrs., r. 13 Rincon Av Lann Charles, tailor, r. 1522 Market Lannan Martin, butcher, SE cor Polk and California Uy Lanuan. See Lannon and Lennon Lannay Amelia, teacher languages, r. 1232 Pacific Lannay Victoria E., widow, r. 1232 Pacific Lanneu Patrick, gardener, r. 1315 Van Ness Av PAPER HANGINGS Importers of French. American and Kngrlish Pa]ter IlHiigrinss. Private Residences Decorated in Artistic btjde. G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market St. HI-Kftlt.WV KPIKRM A HAYK!«. FlIliTON IRON 'WORKS, 213 Frt-inont SIreer, i o O eg © P I 9 rti O O 0) s S3 o LAN 646 LAK Lanno Peter, liquor saloon, 1325 Stockton, r. 730 Val- lejo Lannon Matthew, butcher, r. 1122 Larkin Lannon Patrick, bricklayer, r. 704 Folsom Lannon Patrick, carpenter, r. 2235 Geary Lannon Patrick W., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 1910 Broderick Lannon Thomas, blacksmith helper Union Iron Works, r. 32 Minna •7~ Lannon. See Lannan and Lennon Lannoy Xavier A., baker, r. 739 Broadway Lanoit Augustine Mme., ladies' nurse, r. 439 Union Lanotte Louis J., laundry, r. 8 Polk Lane Lanouette Edward, shoemaker, 1517 Polk Lanouette Edward, shoemaker U. W. Boot & Shoe Co., r. 2939 Mission, rear Lanouette Elzeard, tracklayer Sutter St. RR., r. 1517 Polk Lanouette Frank C, shoemaker H. Hanson, r. 231 Montgomery Av Lanoux Francis, r. 207 Montgomery Av Lansburgh R., r. 195 Hyde Lansing Gerrltt L., clerk secretarys' office C. P. RR., r. 614 Sutter Lansing Henry J., melter Thomas Price, r. 123 Twen- ty-fourth Lansing Jacob L., letter carrier Post Office, r. 616 Filbert Lansing Theodore F., clerk George H. Taylor & Co., r. Oakland Lansing William G., assistant License Collector, r. 920 Market Lansingh Abram A., bookkeeper Henry Steil, r. 806 Shotwell Lanszweert Louis, druggist and chemist, 360 Fourth LANTEEI G. F. & CO. ,c..seppe F. Lanteri) boat Imilders and ship- ■wrielits, 6 Broadway Lanteri Giuseppe F. (G. F. Lanteri & Co.) r. 713J4 Vallejo Lanthaume Auguste, r. 614 Broadway Lantheaume Ferdinand, waiter Anchor Restaurant, r. 1220 Powell Lantheaume John P., nurseryman and florist, 2321 Mission Lanthier Antoine, plasterer, r. 37 M White PI Lanthier Evangelist, shoemaker, r. 25 Lafayette Lanthier Olisime, shoemaker, r. 10 White PI Lantry James, laborer, r. 24 Zoe, rear Lantry P., r. 630 Third Lantzmann Henry, expressman, r. 402 Francisco, rear Lanzendorf Ernst, butter, eggs, etc., 1606 Polk, r. 1506 Vallejo Lanzer George, baker, r. 1523 Mission Lanzet Samuel, furnishing goods, and hats and caps, 30 Steuart, r. 1527 Powell Lapachet Pierre, bartender Bella Union Theater, r. 1518 Stockton Lapariat Blaise, bakery, 936 Howard Lapham Foster, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r. Alameda Lapham Lorenzo, proptr Western Straw Works, 1110- 1112 Market, r. 442 Tehama Lapham William W., capitalist, r. 1322 California Lapidge William F., master mariner and real estate agent, SW cor Railroad Av and Sumatra, r. 742 Valencia La Pierre James H., vaquero,r. SW cor Honduras and Kentucky Lapierre John M., foreman freight depots. P. RR.,r. 518 Brannan Lapierre Mme., r. 1318 Dupon* Laplace Francis F., marble cutter estate C. Boche. r. 710 Washington La. Place Henry, r. 1126 Market Laplace Jules L., lithographer, 106 Leidesdorff, room 1-2, r. 213 J4 Clara Lapomardo Francesco, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway La Porte Mary, widow, r. E s California Av, nr Court- land Av, B. H. Lapoulide Gustave, distiller, r. 1023 Stockton Lapoullde J. AHolph, clerk Livingston & Co., r. 1116 Pacific Lappiu Charles, fireman C. P. RR., r. 919 Powell Lappin Thomas, oiler O. R. and N. Co., r. 919 Powell Laprath Andrew, painter, r. 317 Bush Laprille Peter, dairyman Verges & Escloses, r. 8 s Russia Av, nr Moscow, Excelsior Homestead Lapsley Thomas, carpenter, r. 3 Alemany Av Laptalls Peter, bartender, r. SE cor Battery and Pa- cific Lara Joseph, cigarmaker A. Ramon, r. 1410 Stockton Larangeira Francisco C, laborer, r. 315 Drumm Larat Arsene, confectionery, 609 McAllister Larbig Nicholas, r. Commercial Hotel Larcombe Joseph B., carpenter, r. 614 Powell Lardner Franklin, bookkeeper, r. 523 Kearny Lardner Henry F., shorthand reporter, 606 Battery, room 25, r. 733 Harrison Lardner Patrick, stonecutter, r. 15 Everett Lardner Samuel B., wool merchant, r. 219 Mason La Republica (Spanish weekly) Albert G. Packard proprietor and editor, office 734 Montgomery Laretz Jacob, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Larey Patrick, laborer, r. E s Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta Largan James, tanner, r. Wolfe, bet California Av and Montcalm, B. H. Largan James F., driver Fisher Packing Co., r. 1110 Eddy Largan William, housepainter, r. Wolfe, bet Califor- nia and Montcalm, B. H. Large Henry, porter Redington & Co., r. 166 Tehama Large Mary Mrs., r. 50 Louisa Large Peter, gardener, r. 166 Tehama Large Thomas W., locksmith and bellhanger, 625 Dupont Large William, r. 52 Second Large William, driver, r. 50 Louisa Large William, porter Littlefield, Allison & Co., r. 249 Tehama Largente Leon, cook Occidental Hotel Largue James, mariner, r. 15 Howard Larimer Anderson W., foreman Lambert & Greene, r. 22 M Willows Av 8^ Larimer. See Larrimore Larios Atanacio, blacksmith, 1608 Stockton, r. 1610 Stockton Larios G. Mrs., r. cor Dominica and Susquehanna Larioule Jean B., cook Miners' Restaurant, r. 1016 Washington Lark Cyrus E. . whitener The Baldwin, r. 18 Lafayette Lark David B.. bookkeeper, r. 1529 Golden Gate Av Larkin Amos S., master mariner, r. 12 Willows Av Larkin Dennis, stonecutter William Black, r. 618 Ste- venson Larkin Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 183 Jessie Larkin F. H. Mrs., r. 142 Sixth Larkin George B. (Larkin & Ficken) r. 1124 Howard Larkin Hugh, laborer 8. P. RR., r. E s York, bet Cen- ter and El Dorado Larkin James, steward O. Imp. SS. Umatilla, r. 15 Howard Larkin James J., boxmaker, r. E s York, bet Center and El Dorado Larkin James J., laborer, r. 27 Anthony Larkin John, hostler, r. 27 Anthony Larkin John J., hackdriver, r. 27 Anthony Larkin Kate Mrs., groceries. 2519 Post Larkin Lawrence, hostler William E. Bridge, r. 2323 Pine Larkin Mary E. Miss, r. 610 Pine Larkin Matthew, hostler N. B. and M. RR. Larkin Michael, r. Park Hotel Larkin Michael, canvasser Patrick J. Leonard, r. 314 M Fifth Larkin Michael, laborer, r. 107 Shipley Larkin Michael, teamster National Flour Mills, r. 26 Turk, rear ^ Larkin Patrick, engineer Sutter St. RR.. r. 122 Austin Larkin Peter J., engineer Sutter St. RR. Larkin Richard T., capitalist, r. 533 Sacramento Larkin Sarah E. Miss, r. 610 Pine Larkin Street Presbyterian Church, John C. Eastman pastor, W 8 Larkin, bet Pacific Av and Broadway Larkin Thomas (Larkin & Flaherty) r. 341 M'cAllister Larkin Thomas, expressman. SW cor First and Mar- ket, r. 34 Ritch Larkin Thomas Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission Larkin Thomas H., foreman, r. 443 Natoma, rear Larkin Thomas 0., real estate, r. SE cor Stockton and Pacific Larkin Thomas W., printer, r. 520 Geary Larkin William, clerk Doane & Henshelwood, r. cor Mission and Second Larkin & Ficken ( George B. Larkin and Lewis Ficken) draymen, junction Bush and Battery SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Iinport«^ra of and Dealern in COAI^ and PIO IRON, 41 JMarkct Street, corner Spear. LAR 647 LAR Larkin & Flaherty (Thomas Larkin and Richard Fla- herty) asphaltum roofers, 36 Post Larkins Francis P., engineer, r. 305 Fifth Larkins William, r. 517 Ellis Larkins William (Larkins & Co.) r. 27 Borland Larkins & Co. (William Larkins and George McLeod) mnfrs carriages. 631-633 Howard Laruen Patrick, bricklayer, r. 704 Folsom Larney Albert, cook, r. 325 Langton Laruey Augustus, -waiter, r. 108 Second Larney John, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 325 Langton Larney Nicholas F., r. 325 Langton Larney Nicholas S., laborer, r. 325 Langton Laroche A. G. , city agent Firemans Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r. 708 Mason Laroche Mary Mrs., r. 708 Mason Laroche Paul B., teacher languages, r. 308 Tehama 8^ Laroche. See Larroche La Kose George B., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa- trol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker Laroux Amedee,druggist French Hospital,r.21 Averill Av Larquier James, tailor, r. 533 Post Larrabee John F., r. 1524 Sacramento Larrabee John J., clerk, r. 1065 Market Larrabee William J., clerk, r. 1065 Market Larrecq John, butcher, r. St. Thomas, nr Railroad Av Larrieu Jean, clerk Cal. Hotel, 210 Montgomery Av Larrimore Richard, carpenter, r. 529 Montgomery Av Larrimore Richard Jr., clerk W. A. Etting, r. 730 Green Larrimore Thomas, cook, r. 11 Pacific 0^" Larrimore. See Larimer Larroche FranQois, tripe, 21 S. F. Market, and St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yjzoo, and boarding and liquor saloon, NE cor Venezuela and Yazoo Larroche. See Laroche Larrue Jean, laborer, r. 1222 Stockton Larry Edwin J., teamster ftilman M. Burnham, r. 567 Stevenson Larsen Amelia, operator S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory Larsen Andrew, laborer, r. 250 Spear Larsen Andrew, seaman, r. 12 Washington Larsen Andrew, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Larsen Andrew, tanner George L. Brown, r. 2759 Mis- sion Larsen Anna, domestic 2134 O'Farrell Larsen Anton, laborer, r. 228 Ritch Larsen Anton, liquor saloon, 909 Kearny, r. 310 Mont- gomery Av Larsen Betsy, widow, r. 908 Sansome, rear Larsen Bridget, widow, r. Spring Valley Homestead, off Mission Road Larsen Catherine, widow, vestmaker, r. 222 Fifth liarsen C. G., proprietor Tivoli Caf^, 18 Eddy Larsen Charles, seaman, r. 625 Davis Larsen Charles J., laborer Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 255 Clementina Larsen Charles M., boatswain P. C. SS. State of Cali- fornia Larsen Christian, chief engineer stmr Constance Larsen Christian F.. shipcarpenter, r. 423 Second Larsen Christine, widow, r. 22 Freelon Larsen Daniel, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av Larsen Edward, r. 113 Natoma Larsen Eliza, widow, r. 827 Vallejo Larsen Engelbrecht A., tanner George L. Brown, r. 2769 Mission Larsen Erick A., longshoreman, r. Mechanics' House Larsen F. H., coalpasser P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Larsen Frederick H., liquor saloon, 409 California, r. 1329 California Larsen George, cooperage, cor Fremont and Bryant Larsen Hans, carpenter, r.S s Ramsell, bet Sixteenth and' Seventeenth Larsen Hans, painter, r. 17 John Larsen Hans, seaman, r. 9 Pacific Larsen Henry, seaman P. C. SS. State of California, r. 12 Washington Larsen Herman, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 311 . Bryant Larsen J., bricklayer American Sugar Refinery, r. 46 Clara Larsen J ames P., teamster, r. 300 Sixteenth Larsen Jens P. (Larsen & Hansen) r. 220 Montgomery Av Larsen John (Johnson & Larsen) r. 329 Third Larsen John, seaman, r. 30 Clay Larsen John, seaman schr Annie Larsen, r. 4 Bincon Av Larsen John, varnisher A. Frei, r. Ill Clinton Larsen Joseph, painter, 417 Powell, r. 417 Kearny Larsen Eate, widow, r. 2118 Jones Larsen L., leadmaker Pioneer White Lead and Color Works, r. 125 Perry Larsen L., waiter, r. 812 Kearny Larsen Lars, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 422 Brannan Larsen Lars, porter Michelssen, Brown & Co., r. 8E cor Thirtieth and Harper Larsen Lars, seaman SS. Areata, r. 109 Vallejo Larsen Lars P., captain schr Sadie F. Caller, r. 12 Es- sex Larsen Lewis, machinist, r. 128 Silver Larsen L. H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter Larsen N., seaman, r. 263 East Larsen Nels, shoemaker, r. 219 Third Larsen Nels C, captain schr Annie Larsen Larsen N. H., seaman SS. Hylton Castle Larsen Nicholas, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Larsen Niels H., seaman P. C. SS. Constantlne, r. 11 Pacific Larsen Nils, tanner Jacob Beisel, r. SE cor Mississippi and Santa Clara Larsen Otto, bricklayer American Sugar Refinery, r. 331 Vallejo Larsen Peter, r. 530 Third Larsen Peter, carpenter, r. W s Dolores, nr Day Larsen Peter, cook, r. 1316 Kearny Larsen Peter, donkeyman P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 908 Broadway Larsen Peter, laborer, r. W s Mission Road, nr County Line Larsen Peter, longshoreman, r. 1610 Kearny Larsen Peter C. (Larsen & Wilson; r. 706 Mason Larsen Simon, seaman, r. 531 East Larsen Sven, seaman, r. E s Wisconsin, bet Colusa and Marin Larsen Thomas, seaman stmr Crescent City Larsen Thorer, cabinet maker Fuchs & Euler, r. 134 Fourth Larsen & Hansen (jens P. Larsen and Jacob Hansen) restaurant, 13 Pacific Larsen & Wilson (Peter C. Larsen and William Wil- son) agents Cal. Watch and Jewelfy Co., 201 Kearny 8^" Larsen. See Larson and Larssen Larseneur Charles F., foreman D. Bush, r. Alameda Larseneur Dominick F., machine hand William E. Davis, r. 609 Powell Larson Arne, merchant, r. 13 Averill Av Larson Carl, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder Larson Charles, bartender, r. 617 Vallejo Larson Charles, driver H. J. Boese Larson Gilbert, lastfitter Kast & Co., r. West Berkeley Larson James, wood and coal, 259 First, r. 260 First Larson John, r. 213 Minna Larson John, r. 255 Clementina Larson Louis, cook, r. lOM Sherwood PI Larson Martin P., shoemaker, r. 427 Pacific Larson O. F., marine ways, Corea, bet Tallaposa and San tee Larson Peter, seaman, r. 30 Clay Larson William, tailor, r. 102 Jessie l^~ Larson. See Larsen Larssen A. F., r. 127 Jackson Larssen Arthur, r. 108 First Larssen C. G.. seaman, r. 30 Clay Larssen Christian, teamster, r. SE cor Trinidad and Railroad Av Larssen Eric, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Larssen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Larssen J. P., seaman, r. 30 Clay Larssen Lars, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Larthe Edouard, secretary French Ben. Soc.,510 Jack- son, r. 804 Vallejo Lartigau Pierre (Lemoine, Turel & Co.) r. San Jose Lartigeu Alexander, r. 814 Montgomery Larue Nina, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. cor Ellis and Pow- ell Larue Sigismund.laster, r. 59 Shipley, rear Larzelere William B. (Larzelere & Witham) r. 425 Bryant Larzelere William R. B., salesman Larzelere & With- am, r. 425 Bryant Larzelere & Withanl (William B. Larzelere and Wil- liam L. Witham) produce commission, SW cor Clay and Davis © m o B 9 TRUMAN. ISHAM& CO., 511 MarM St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: JOHN WIC>M4»Ri;, I3S a»|>«ar street. LAS 648 LAU La Salle Charles J., day watchman C. P. RR., r. 611 Folsom Lasalle Mathilda Mrs., laundry, 132 Oeary Lasalle Joseph, lauudryman Mrs. Mathilda Lasalle, r. 132 Geary 8^" Lasalle. See Lasselle and Lassalle Lasar David (Code & Lasar) r. 1524 Post Lasar Edmimd, bookkeeper Nourse & Oallman.r. 1524 Post Lasar Leopold, r. 1524 Post Lasbron William, cigarmaker W. Stepp, r. 6 Vincent Lascurettes Anna Miss, laundress, r. 19 Ridley Lasey Lydia B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 13 Monroe Laselle Charles C, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 733 Bush Laselle Frank, salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. 1237 Stockton Laselle Frederick A., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. 1625 Leavenworth I&" Laselle. See La Salle and Lasselle Lasette Martin A., carpenter, r. 828 Howard Lash George, clerk H. Lash, r. 710J4 Taylor Lash H.,mnfr rufflings and lace goods and ladies' and children's underwear, 537 Market, r. 710}i Taylor Lashier Francis H.. cigars, 29 Sixth, r. 119 Powell Lasinovich Anton, oyster and chop house, 2016 Fill- more LaskHarryJ., ranch clerk V. S. Surveyor-General's Office, r. 156 Eddy Lask Louis, merchant (Marysville, Cal.) r. 1227 Pine Laskey D., r. 2111 Fillmore Laski Lion B., agent, r. 1235 Market Laskie George B., laborer C. P. RR. Lasky Isaac, dry and fancy goods, 1C31 Post Lasky Louis, r. 1531 Sutter Lasky Mark, salesman GustavAbrahamson.r. 764 Mis- sion Lasnier Ernest, r. 605 Broadway l» u o 4S M © u .C8 O 9* m O o Lavery Robert, ship carpenter P. C. S8. Co., r. 602 Second Lavery Robert, shipping clerk A. Schilling k Co., r. 34 Twelfth Lavery William J., -weigher North Point Dock Grain WarehouBe, r. 34 Twelfth Lavezzari Francisco C, r. 1520 Stockton Lavezzari Marie Mrs., milliner, 1520 Stockton Lavezzo Paul (Lavezzo & Arata) r. 511 M Fourth Lavezzo & Arata (Paul Lavezzo and Andrew Arata) fruits and vegetables, 5115^ Fourth Lavignac John B., real estate, r. 638 Pacific LavJgne Raymond, lithographic printer Britton & Rey, r. 908 Jackson Lavillian Henry C, porter, r. SE cor Green and Van Ness Av Lavin Bridget, widow, r. 829 Howard Lsvin Bridget, widow, r. 911 Vallejo, rear Lavin James, harness maker, r. 4 Kramer PI Lavin Jennie, domestic 1112 Shotwell Lavin John, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 35 De Boom Lavin John, laborer, r. 228 Langton, rear Lavin John P., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. American Exchange Hotel Lavin Michael, groceries and liquors, 5 Zoe Lavin Peter J . , salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Russ House Lavin Thomas B., r. 911 Vallejo, rear B^ Lavin. See Laven and Levin La Vine Fannie E. Mrs., r. 729 Natoma La Vine Frank, carpenter, r. 865 Mission La Violette Charles F. G., salesman S. Bine, r. 526 Stevenson Laviosa Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Lia Voce del Popolo (semi-weekly) G. B. Cevasco publisher and proprietor, 635 Washington Lavorinho Manuel, captain schr Frances E. M. Ber- nard I, William T. Baggett & Co.. 538 Sacramento Law Richard W., sweep cellar operative melter and refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Law Thomas, foreman H. W. Gray & Co., r. 539 Cali- fornia Law William, chief engineer S3. Mexico, r. 1424 Turk Law William L., r. 122 Turk 8^ Law. See Lau Lawler Bartholomew, gardener, r. 1506 Sanchez Lawler Cleveland H., clerk, r. 638 Green Lawler Daniel, laborer Cal. Glass Works Lawler Daniel F., clerk Michael Geraghty, r. 1127 Folsom Lawler Daniel M., laborer, r. 1506 Sanchez Lawler David, trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r. Albion Av, nr Fifteenth Lawler Dennis, engineer, r. 218 M Ritch, rear Lawler Francis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Minna and Mar.v Lawler Frank, r. E s York, bet El Dorado and Center Liawler Frank W., Judge Superior Court, Dept No. 8, chambers new City Hall, second floor, r. 319 Fell Lawler Howard J., compositor Daily Exchange, r. 608 Guerrero Lawler James, bartender Clem. Dixon, r. Treat Av, nr Twenty-fifth lia^vler James, Judge Police Court No. 2, cham- bers old City Hall, first floor, r. Brunswick House Lawler John, jailer County Jail, r. 540 Folsom Lawler Joseph, assistant superintendent S. F. Wool Scouring Works, r. SE cor Santa Clara and York Lawler Joseph Jr.. wool sorter, r. SE cor Santa Clara and York Lawler Kate, widow, r. 1218 Twenty-first Lawler Martin, assistant engineer SS. Areata, r. 114 Natoma Lawler Mary, widow, r. 2208 Pine Lawler Michael H., groceries and liquors, 411 Fifth Lawler Peter, painter, r. 264 J4 Minna Lawler Thomas H., journalist, r. 442 Twentieth Lawler Thomas H. Jr., clerk S. F. Bridge Co., r. 442 Twentieth B^" Lawler. See Lawlor and Lolor Lawless Edward, crimper, r. 755 Howard Lawless Edward J., assistant superintendent Sutter St. RR. Co.,r. 127 Turk Lawless James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 32 Clin- ton Lawless James, laborer P. M. 8S. Go's Wharf, r. 307 Ritch , Lawless James, laborer, r. cor Franklin and Fell Lawless John, r. 511 Franklin Lawless John, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills Lawless John Jr., helper Pac. Rolling Mills Lawless Joseph, student Pac. Business College, r. 755 Howard Lawless Joseph C, saddlery and harness, 115 Market, r. 1322 California Lawless Lawrence, laborer, r. 755 Howard Lawless Michael, longshoreman, r. 226 Pacific Lawless Robert T., second officer P. C. SS. Dakota, r. 19 Garden Lawless Thomas, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 756 Howard Lawless Thomas, laborer, r. 708 Tehama Lawless Walter E., bill poster, r. 655 Washington Lawless Walter H., barber George Nicholas, r. 37 Sac- mento Lawless William, clerk Keane Bros., r. 755 Howard Lawlor Bridget, domestic 1616 Waahington Lawlor Daniel W.. clerk C. P. RR., r. 425 Turk Lawlor Dennis, special policeman, r. 316 Thirteenth Lawlor Ellen Mrs., r. 622^ Ellis Lawlor Francis, painter, r. 2710 Folsom Lawlor George U.. cigarmaker. r. 224 Haight Lawlor George U. Jr.. r. 224 Haight Lawlor John, rigger, r. 540 Folsom Lawlor John, wool sorter Falkner. Bell & Co., r. E s Hampshire, nr Sixteenth Lawlor Jolin C, brass finisher, r. 2604 Sacramento Lawlor John G., foreman iMattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 136 Eighth Lawlor Maggie, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 2235 Howard Lawlor Patrick, driver John Henderson Jr,, r. 7 Sum- ner Lawlor Peter, hostler, r. 14 Heron Lawlor Thomas, laborer, r. 708 Tehama Lawlor Timothy, engineer stmr Constance Lawlor William B., bartender International Hotel La^vlor William M., quarantine officer and physician, office 502 Battery, r. 2219 Taylor tl^ Lawlor. See Lawler and Lolor Lawrence Adam, hostler, r. 807 Franklin Lawrence Albert G., notary public. 444 California, r. 508 Eddy Lawrence August, tailor, r. 20 Langton, rear Lawrence Axel, clerk, r. 614 Bush Lawrence Benjamin B., driver Engine No. 7. S. F. F. D., r. 3033 Sixteenth Lawrence Charles, cook W. W. Haney, r. 675 Howard Lawrence Charles, minstrel, r. 611 Stockton Lawrence Charles W. (Lawrence & Co.) r. New York Lawrence Clarence P., letter carrier Wells Fargo & Co'B Express, r. 1319 Pine Latvrence E. A. & G. E. , attorneys at law, 515 California ' Lawrence Edward, first mate schr Argonaut, r. North Pacific Hotel Lawrence Edwin A. (E. A. & G. E. Lawrence) r. Al.- meda Lawrence Emil, restaurant keeper, r. 302 O'Farrell Lawrence Emma C. Miss, adjuster D. S. Mint, r. 41 Hofif Av Lawrence Emma C, widow, r. 41 Hoff Av Lawrence Everett, r. 2251 Mission Lawrence Frances, domestic 704 Powell Lawrence Frank, butcher, r. Green, nr Powell Lawrence F. W., peanuts, S. P. C. RR. Wharf, r. 314 Bush Lawrence George, foreman William Davis, r. 549 Tehama Lawrence George E. (E. A. & G. E. Lawrence) r. Ala- meda Lawrence George E., assistant bookkeeper J. V. Law- rence, r. 518 Greenwich Lawrence George Otis, dentist, 103 Geary, r. 623 Har- rison Lawrence Henry F., hostler Record Livery and Sale Stables, r. 409 Van Ness Av SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coasf OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST. J. MACD0N0U6H & CO. ^''''^^'%h^l?^r'^^^r*;^.'^ht^.,^j:i^J^lT^Lr'''''''' LAW 651 LAW Lawrence Henry H., assistant assayer U. 8. Mint, r. East Oakland Lawrence Jabez, teamster William Winslow, Pier 2Jj Steiiart LawTence James H., clerk C. P. RB., r. 27 Hawthorne Lawrence Jay v., carpenter and builder, 619 Sacra- mento, r. 518 Grreenwich Lawrence Jay Volney Jr., bookkeeper Jay V. Law- rence, r. 518 Greenwich Lawrence John E., molder Pac. Iron Works, r. Oak- land Lawrence John H. (Lawrence & Eoflf) NW cor Twenty, fourth and Point Lobos Avs Lawrence John E., solicitor L. M. McKenney & Co., r. 281 Minna Lawrence Joseph, r. 315 Drumm Lawrence Joseph (Lawrence & Levy) r. cor Railroad Av and Susquehanna Lawrence Lily, actress Winter Garden Lawrence Maggie H., widow, r. 10 Lafayette Lawrence Milton, organ builder John Bergstrom, r. Oakland Lawrence Peter, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 18 Stevenson Lawrence Philip, longshoreman, r. 156 Steuart Lawrence Robert, cook stnir City of Stockton Lawrence Robert, restaurant keeper, r. 302 O'Farrell Lawrence T. Mrs., r. 1805 3^ Stockton Lawrence Thomas, cookship War Hawk, r. 253 Stent rt Lawrence V. C, clerk Macdonald & Hawes, r. Oakland Lawrence W., r. 120 O'Farrell Lawrence William, captain schr C. H. Merchant, r. 1120 Broadway Lawrence William, laborer, r. 18 Hinckley Lawrence William, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. Oak- land Lawrence William, stockbroker, r. 865 J^ Market Lawrence William C, actor Adelphi Theater, r. 523 Kearny ^ lia-vrrence William H., superintendent Spring Valley W.W., oflSce 516 California, r. San Mateo Lawrence Willis, r. 15 Morton Lawrence & Co. (Charles W. Lawrence and Horace Webster) wholesale liquors, 410 Sacramento Lawrence & Eoflf (John H. Lawence and James L. Eoflf) proptrs Half Mile Track, NW cor Point Lo- bos and Twenty-fourth Avs Liawrence & Levy (Joseph Lawrence and Henrj' Levy) wholesale butchers, cor Honduras and Ken- tucky, ofllce 535 Clay S^" Lawrence. See Lorentz and Lorenz Lawrenson Frank, clerk James M. Forrest, r. 636 Minna Lawrenson Patrick H., house painter, r. 636 Minna Lawrenson Thomas M., printer, r. 636 Minna t^ Lawrenson. See Lorensen, Lorenson, Lorentzen and Lorenzeu Lawrie A. G., searcher of records (Oakland) r. 317 Powell J Lawrie Ella Miss, teacher music, r. 1512 Taylor Lawrie Robert, bookkeeper Randolph & Co., r. Oak- laud Laws Benjamin A., commercial agent William Ward & Co., r. 336 O'Farrell Laws Edward R., gripman Presidio RR., r.l308 Green Laws Frederick W., superintending engineer stmrs Barnard Castle and Hylton Castle, office 620 East, r. Oakland Laws George, day inspector Custom House, r. Claren- don House Laws George Jr., r. Clarendon House Laws John (Rouse & Laws) r. 1515 Ellis Laws Joseph, laborer, r. 807 Kearny Laws R. J. Mrs., r. 418 Sutter Laws Thomas, r. 539 California Lawsen Hans, waiter Ravn & Christesen, r. 858 Mis- sion Lawsen Joseph, boatman, r. 8W cor Beale and Bryant Lawsen Louisa, widow, r. SW cor Beale and Bryant Lawsen N. H., seaman, r. 9 Pacific Lawsen Peter, stevedore, r. 1610 Kearny Lawson Mrs. r. 1110 M Hyde Lawson A., r. Park Hotel Lawson Adolph, fireman S. P. RR., r. 1837 Howard Lawson Albert, plasterer, r. W s Bart.'ett, nr Army Lawson Andrew, cooperage, 506 Frent, r. 2 Clinton Lawson Andrew, tanner, r. 2759 Mission Lawson Andrew, tanner, r. Lafayette House Lawson Annie, housekeeper Rev. John Kenney, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano Lawson C. B., conductor Central RR., r. 1057 Golden Gate Av Lawson Charles, r. 35 Fifth Lawson Charles, ship carpenter Dickie Bros., r. 121 Silver Lawson Charles, teamster, r. 1807 Mission Lawson Charles, seaman, r. 264 Third Lawson Charles Mrs., trimmings and dress patterns, 264 Third Lawson Charles B., butcher, stalls 4-5 Mission Mar- ket, r. 229 Sixteenth Lawson Edward, cooper, r. 117 Drumm Lawson Emily Mrs., physician, oflBce and r. 23 Powell Lawson Enoch, foreman machinist S. P. RR., r. 1934 Jessie Lawson Frederick A. salesman A. Carlisle & Co., r. 1528 California Lawson George R., sailmaker, r. 813 Filbert Lawson George R. Jr., sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. 813 Filbert Lawson Herman, blacksmith, r. 508 Howard Lawson Ivan F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refijiery, r. 1137 Harrison Lawson James, bookkeeper, r. 2115 Bush Lawson James D., editor Dry Goods Reporter, 35 Sut- ter, r. 23 Potter Lawson James S., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, office TJ. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 33-43, r. 1528 California Lawson John, fireman State Dredger No. 2,r. 520 Sutter Lawson John C. (Little k Lawson) r. 731 Guerrero Lawson John I., engineer, r. 459 Bryant Lawson John R., clerk, r. 459 Bryant • Lawson Joseph, whaleman L. N. Handy & Co., r. 32 Clay Lawson Joshua W., porter Taylor Goodrich, r. 776}i Mission Lawson Lewis, carpenter, r. 422 Brannan LawBon Peter, cook, r. 1316 Kearny, rear Lawson Peter, laborer, r. 908 Sansome Lawson Peter, seaman schr Argonaut, r. 30 Clay Lawson Robert, fireman S. P. BR., r. W s Bartlett, nr Army Lawson Sarah A., widow, r. 2806 Howard Lawson Thomas (George W. Clarke & Co.) r. 855 Market Lawson Walter, foreman American Heat and Light Co., 821 Market, r. 437 Eddy Lawson William, agent Bank of British North America, 221 Sansome, r. Oakland Lawton Augustus F., clerk Wohl & Pollitz, r. 633 Sutter Lawton Daniel, housepainter, r. 246 Third Lawton Edgar M., inspector and district officer Cus- tom House, r. 633 Sutter Lawton Edward, bartender, r. 206 Fourth Lawton Edward, housepainter, r. 927 Folsom Lawton Elberton, carriagemaker Jacob Neumiller, r. 21 Seventh Lawton Frank H., cutter W. D. Lawton & Co.. r. 502 Powell Lawton Franklin, stockbroker, r. 732 Post Lawton Frederick W., clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 732 Post Lawton Gardner T., mining, 401 California, room 2, r. 1221 California Lawton George M., carpenter George H. Fuller, r. W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-fourth and Jersey Lawton George W., wagonmaker, and extraman En- gine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1305 California Lawton Horatio, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 24 Erie Lawton Irving, real estate, r. 907 Sacramento Lawton John, master mariner, r. 832 Treat Av Lawton John B., jig sawyer Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. 767 Howaid Lawton John D., painter, r. 246 Third Lawton Michael A., machinist, r. 418 Fulton Lawton O. & Co. (Orlando Lawton) crockery and glassware, 14-18 Post Lawton Orlando (O. Lawton & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Lawton Peter, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 350 Third Lawton Robert, sparmaker, r. 410 Fifth Lawton Sarah Miss, r. 1535 Howard Lawton Sarah Mrs., hair worker, r. 414 Post Lawton Selina Miss, artist, r. 414 Post Lawton Stephen F., clerk, r. 633 Sutter Lawton Theodore, clerk, r. 225 Fourth U/ A r n N Q TRUMAT^, ISHAM & CO., W H U U ll O 509, 611 Jiarket SU BUGOIES, CARRIAGES Edwards' Ligbtning Jump- Seat, f'T fale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT€, BOXWOOD: JOHN WIOMORK, 133 MPKAR MTKEET. LAW 652 LEA Lawton Thomas P., carpenter, r. 767 Howard Lawton W. D. k Co. (William D. Lawton and Edward E. Thompson) shirt mnfrs, ti08 Market Lawton William, machinist, r. 432 Fifth Lawton William D. (W. D. Lawton & Co.) r. 1312 Pine Lawton William F., r. 633 Sutter Lawton William H., bartender, r. 531 Geary Lawton William M., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 432 Fifth Lawton William R., clerk W. D. Lawton & Co., r. 502 Powell Lawton William S., deputy County Clerk, old City Hall, r. 2103 Fillmore Lawver A. M. (Mars & Lawver) r. 725 Pine Lawyer William, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r. 704 J4 Mission Laycock T. F. Mrs., r. 22 Fifth Layden James, baruessmaker Main & Winchester, r. Franklin Hotel Layden Teresa J. Miss, forewoman Belding Bros., r. W 8 Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa Layden William H., hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 6 Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa Laydon Derby, foreman O. Imp. Co., r. 517 Folsom Layman Frederick C, real estate, office 312 Califor- nia, r. Alameda Layne Peter, fireman, r. 435 Pine Layng Charles B., foreman Shot Tower, r. 619 Fell Layng Henry Q., drayman Tait & Hainque, r. 619 Fell Layng James, shoemaker, r. S s Grove, bet Fillmore and Webster Liayng Jolin, superintendent Shot Tower, SW cor First and Howard, r. 619 Fell Layng John E. , foreman machine shop Joseph Wag- ner & Co., r. 806 Webster Layng Robert J., pipemaker Shot Tower, r. 604 Lin- den Av Layng William G., book and job printer, 521 Clay, r. 619 Fell B^ Layng. See Laing Layres Augustus, journalist, r. 415 Mason Lay ton Charles L., engineer, r. 1108 Nineteenth Layton Frank, watchman, r. 905 Market Layton George R., stenographer, r. 3 Central PI Layton John, tinsmith and plumber, r. 25 Lily Av Layton Mary Miss, r. 214 Ellis Layton Reuben P., secretary and treasurer S. F. and Ocean Shore RR., office 702 Market, r. 1105 Van Ness Av. H^" Layton. See Laton and Leigbtou Lazansky Bernhard, millinery, 134 Sixth, r. 13 Buss Lazansky Himan J., gold, silver and nickel plating and stationery, 307 Sixth, r. 40 Morris Av Lazard Alexandre (Lazard Freres) r. Paris, France Lazard Elie (Lazard Freres) r. Paris, France Lazard Freres (Alexandre, Simon and Elie Laz- ard, Alexandre Weill, David Cahn and Eugene Arnstein) bankers, 205 Sansome Lazard Simon (Lazard Freres) r. Paris, France Lazarevich George, bartender Emlle A. Gaussail, r. 24 Telegraph PI Lazarich Angelo, oysterman John Ipswitch, r. 7 Mont- gomery Av Lazarson Joseph, burnisher Rosenthal, Feder k Co., r. 961 Folsom Lazarus Abraham, tailor. 153 Seventh Lazarus .Alfred, watchmaker Benjamin W. Studley, r. 1921 Polk Lazarus Edward M., clerk H. Lash, r. 309 Powell Lazarus Julia Miss, teacher music, r. 909 Union Lazarus Julius, tanuer, r. 20 Page Lazarus Lazar, notions, 800 Dupont, r. 470 Jessie Lazarus Lena Mrs., second-hand clothing, 941 }< Folsom Lazarus Samuel, dry and fancy goods, 1235 Stockton, r. 909 Union Lazarus W., r, 938 H Folsom Lazure Louis T., stockbroker, 504 Sutter Lazzereschi Giuseppe, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad- way Lazzereschi Luigi, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Lazzero Oaceo, waiter, r. l;)26 Stockton Lea Charles H., tinsmith Henry E. Lea, r. 542 )i Sec- ond Lea Ernst, seaman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. North German Hotel Lea Frank, tinsmith Henry E. Lea, r. 542 5^ Second Lea Henry E., mnfr tinware, 713 Harrison, r. 542 M Second Lea John T., seaman, r. 406 Pacific Lea Thomas, r. SW cor Buchanan and Chestnut Vff" Lea. See Lee and Leigh Leach Ann, widow, r. 823 Brannan Leach Frank, laundryman Sherb, Kathje k Wiokham, r. 16 Bluxome Leach Frederick, driver Market St. RR. Leach Henry, cooper, r. 823 Brannan Leach James, r. 153)4 Third Leach James G., piano key mnfr, r. 426 Sutter Leach John, fireman Golden City Chemical Works.r. ,501 Sixth Leach Marcellus, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 516,Stockton Leach Newcomb, policeman, r. 1222 Leavenworth Leach R., carpenter, r. 516 Stockton Leach Robert, painter, r. 116 Austin Leach Thomas, machinist, r. 823 Brannan Leach Thomas, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 255 Minna Leach Walter, messenger Redington k Co., r. 44 Third Leach William, foreman McAfee Boiler Works, r. 307 Third 8^" Leach. See Leech and Leatch Leacy Edward F., cooper, r. 11 Salmon Leacy Nicholas, gardener, r. 11 Salmon Leacy Thomas, rigger and stevedore, r. 117 Vallejo Leacy Thomas A., cooper John H. Holden, r. 11 Sal- mon S^ Leacy. See Lacy and Lacey Leadbeater C. H., r. 227 Geary Leadbeater Mary, widow, r. 227 Geary Leader Sewing' Macliine, Mark Sheldon agent, 9-11 First League of Freedom, R. J. Harrison president, office 605 Clay Leahan John, laborer, r. 315 Beale Leahey Frank, molder Union Iron Works, r. 19 Har- riet Leahey John, butcher, r. S s Pacific Av, bet Deyisa- dero and Broderick Leahey Julia, widow, r. 3 s Pacific Av, bet Devisadero and Broderick Leahey Mary, widow, nurse, r. 19 Harriet Leahey Thomas, boarding, 553 Mission Leahey Thomas, painter, r. 19 Harriet Leahon Patrick, carpenter, r. 39 Oak Grove Av Leahy Alice, r. 920 Eddy Leahy Ann, widow, r. 1116 Bryant Leahy Cornelius J., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock k Co., r. 226 Minna Leahy Daniel, clerk, r. 714 Clementina Leahy Daniel, laborer, r. 1323 Montgomery Leahy Daniel, policeman, r. 268 Minna Leahy David J., porter Sroufe & McCrum, r. 1234 Green Leahy Dennis, clerk, r. 1126 Market Leahy Dennis J., canmaker W. W. Montague & Co., r. 3i23« Eighth Leahy Edmund, laborer, r. 5 Friedman PI Leahy Frank, cook O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r. 407 Spear Leahy James, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 356 Grove Leahy James, gardener, r. 633 Fulton Leahy James, laborer, r. 312}^ Eighth Leahy James, milkman, r. 3011 Clay Leahy James, shoecutter, r. 869 Market Leahy James F., foreman upholsterer L. & E. Eman- uel, r. ni6 Bryant Leahy John, r. 3 Bartol Leahy John, baker, r. 24 Everett Leahy John, helper Moynihan & Altken, r. 511 Mis- sion Leahy John, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 34 Everett Leahy John, laborer, 222 M Eitch Leahy John, laborer C. P. RR. Leahy John, plumber, r. 312 >4 Eighth Leahy John C, tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co., r. 107 Fifth Leahy John F., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., v. 116 Fifth Leahy Maggie, domestic 1120 Post Leahy Michael, foreman U. W. Boot k Shoe Co., r. 2939 Howard Leahy Michael, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 536)4 How- ard Leahy Michael, steward, r. 225 Fourth Leahy Nora, domestic 812 Bush Leahy P., r. Commercial Hotel Leahy Patrick, laborer C. P. RR., r.l2)4 Boardman PI LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to BraTerman A L.eTy 119 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY IVASHIBTO Wni.l. DOBTE AT VERY I.OW RATES. OFFICE. 64S MARKET STREET, LEA 653 LEB Leahy Patrick J., butcher Stutz Bros., r. 108 Ship- ley Leahy Robert, plumber, r. 7C0 Folsom Leahy T. Mrs., bakery, 24 Page Leahy Thomas, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. NE cor Larkln and Bay Leahy Thomas, upholsterer, r. 26 Natoma Leahy Thomas A., laborer, r. 247 Second Leahy Thomas J., carpenter, r. 24 Page Leahy William, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 37 Austin Leahy William, housesmith Pioneer Iron Works, r. 3 Bartol Leahy William H., upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 1116 Bryant SSr Leahy. See Lahey and Leahey Leak Crapo, tanner Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. 206 San Jose Av Leak Mon (Lippitt, Leak & Co.) r. 206 San Jos6 Av Leal Anton (Leal & Vierra) r. 345 Fifth Leal & Vierra (Anton Leal and John Vierra) liquor saloon, 315 M Drumm Leale John, captain S. P. 0. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 704 }« O'Farrell Leale William G., captain stmr Relief, r. 1712 Hyde Leaman James B., winegro-wer, r. 1004 Leavenworth 8^" Leaman. See Leeman, Lehman, Lehmann, Le- man and Lemon Learning Petroleum Co. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.) R. Wegener secretary, 414 California Leamy Peter, laborer, r. 869 Market Lean Robert, florist, r. 908 Howard Lean William P., policeman, r. 1206 Market Lear William, bedmaker Shepard D. Baily, r. 502}^ Broadway Learned Alphonso F., deputy collector U. S. Internal "Revenue, r. 2007 Howard Learned Alfred M., with Merry, Faull & Co., r. 628 Sutter Learned Edward A., carpenter, r. 434 Fremont Learned Emily G. Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School, r. 628 Sutter Learned Kate E., widow, r. 628 Sutter Learned Parker C, with Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 1065 Market Learned Thomas, painter, r. 2033 Mission Leary , carpenter, r. 113 Jessie Leary Mrs., widow, r. 1327 Pacific I6 Folsom, rear Lee James, driver Omnibus RR. Lee James, junk dealer, r. 709 Harrison Lee James, plasterer, r. 1046 Folsom Lee James, teamster, r. SW cor Vallejo and Leaven- worth Lee James J., laborer, r. NW cor Tenth and Harrison Lee John (John Lee & Co.) r. Alameda Lee John, clerk, r. 272 Tehama Lee John, drayman H. Dutard, r. 816 J4 Jessie Lee John, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson, rear Lee John, longshoreman, r. 32 Clay Lee John, mill hand, r. 462 (450) Tehama Lee John, stone contractor, r. 3017 Sacramento Lee John, wool buyer, NW cor Fifth and Townsend, r. 2353 Howard liee John .illiam, farmer, r. Old Ocean House Road Lee William C, cooper Alaska Commercial Co., r. 26 Scott PI Lee William F., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r. 3017 Sacramento Lee William G., night inspector Custom House, r.W s Utah, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa Lee William H., waiter Cliflf House Lee William H. R., artist, 1125 Mission, r. 1057 Mis- sion Lee William J., clerk, r. 272 Tehama Lee William M., carpenter N. B. and M. RR., r. 834 Folsom 9^" Lee. See Lea and Leigh Leech Charles, upholsterer, r. 737 McAllister Leech Joseph, waiter, r. 261 Jessie Leech Robert, dairy, 32 Borland 8^" t«ech. See Leach, Leatch, and Leitch ■Leechman John, artist Cal. Wire Works, r. 8W cor Geary and Jones Leechman John, house painter, r. 837 Folsom lieedes Albert, liquor saloon, 609 Montgomery, r. 1007 Stockton Leeds Margaret J. Miss, r. 410 Page Leeds Mining Co. (Silver Reef, Utah) office 327 Pine, room 9 Leeds Stephen P., journalist, r. SW cor Hyde and Clay Leege Charles F. (Hofen & Co.) r. 828 California lieege W. & Co. (William Leege) wines, liquors and cigars, 113-115 Halleck Leege William (W. Leege & Co.) r. 906 Greenwich Leek Brothers (Ira G. and George W.) dentists, 230 Kearny Leek Christopher, contractor, 436 Montgomery, r. NE cor Goettlngen and Sillimau, U. M. T. Leek George W. (Leek Brothers) r. 230 Kearny Leek Ira G. (Leek Brothers) r. 230 Kearny Leeman August, ironmolder, r. 19 Treat Av Leeman Julius, molder, r. 759 Howard Leemann William L., steerage steward P. C. SS. City of Chester Leemann Wilson F., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 9 Vassar PI Iff' Leemanu. See Leaman, Lehman, Leman and Lemon Leemans William, painter O. B. De Ferrari, r. cor Fourth and Tehama Leeming Thomas, clerk, r. 355 Jessie Leen D. H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt ii Co., r. 2008 Mission Leen Edward, cook, r. 14 Ash Av Leen John, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 2008 Mission Leen Thomas J., miner, r. 865 Jj Market Leeper Thomas, laborer, r. 15 Johnson Av Leerburger Jefferson S., dramatic editor Examiner, r. 824 Lombard Lees Frederick W., student, r. 1022 Pine Lees Isaiah, captain detectives City Hall, r.l022 Pine Leeser Ivan, shipping clerk Peigenbaum & Co., r. 424 Sansome Leesh J., Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush Leeson Thomas, teamster, r. 2817 Greenwich Leet Adelbert H., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r. 520 Van Ness Av Lefavor Frederick H., master U. S. SS. McArthur, r. 355 Fifth Lefebvre Emile, painter, r. 2017 Stockton Lefebvre Louis L. , wood carver H. Allwood, r. 982 Harrison Lefebvre Mathilde Mme., medium, r. 35 Ji Turk Lefebvre Susan, widow, r. 982 J^ Harrison, rear Le Fevre Ella Miss, actress, r. 142 Seventh Lefevre Henry, r. 237 Seventh liefevre J. Baptiste, druggist and chemist. 401 Kearny, r. Alameda Le Fevre Joseph P., surgeon P. M. SS. Granada Lefevre Louis J., druggist J. Baptiste Lefevre, r. 401 Kearny Lefevre Theodore, billiard maker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 416 Jessie Leffingwell A. G., r. 7 Stockton Leffmann Henry, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 129 Twenty-third Leffmann Louis, clerk John Blohme, r. 74 Tehama Lefkovich Abraham, expressman, r. 231 Eighth Lefkovich Jacob, barber E. H. Pitts, r. 231 Eighth Lefkovich Morris, peddler, r. 525}^ Stevenson 1^^ Lefkowitz. See Lewkowitz Lefor Adolph, clerk Adjutant-General's office, V. 8. A. Presidio Reservation, r. 2920 Fillmore Iiegal and Commercial Ag'encjr, The, W. H. Rattenbury, manager, 438 California Legallet Arthur, tanner, r. NE cor Railroad Av and Servia liegallet Dominique, sheep skin tanner and wool dealer, Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac, r. NE cor Railroad Av and Servia Legan J. Marcus, salesman C. Curtin. r. 250 Locust Av Legaspe Alehaudro, laborer, r. 2 Burcham PI Legay Anna B., widow, r. 1310 Hyde Legendre Edmond, architect, 619 Montgomery, r. 417 Sutter Leger Albert H., musician, r. 636 Commercial Leger James, restaurant, 1316)^ Larkin, r. 1314^ Lar- kin Leger John R., clerk, r. 918 Montgomery Leger Lottie Miss, r. 461)4 Fourth Legge Robert, laborer, r. 5 Harry PI Leggett J. M. Mrs., r. 945 Ji Folsom Leggett Joseph, attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 918 Dolo- res Leghorn John G., bookeeper James Presho jc Co., r. 1101 Broadway Legrain Eugene J. Mrs., laundry, 518 Bush Legraiu Mme., domestic 4 Chatham PI Legreen Richard, carpenter, r. 174 >4 Clara, rear Leguevel Annie, widow, r. 1402 Hyde Lehan Dennis, barber J. T. Mahoney. r. 475 Jessie Lehany Michael, trackman N. B. and M. RR.. r. 141 Ninth Leheney James J., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 208 Twelfth Leheney John F.. machinist, r. 208 Twelfth Leheney Patrick, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Fol- som, r. 208 Twelfth Lehiff Patrick G., laborer P. J. Sullivan, r. 66 Shipley, rear Lehman Benjamin, merchant, r. 1511 Gough STEAM ENGINES Thresliiag' Macliiiies, TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WIGMORE LEH 656 LEI Lehman Edward, r. 127 Jackson Lehman Frederick, cook, r. 611 Stevenson Lehman George, r. 431 Pine Lehman Henry, carpenter, r. 17 Auham Lehman Louis, r. 304 Grove Lehman Louis, junk, r. 71 J^ Brady Lehman Martin, traveling salesman Felnberg & Winter, r. 304 Grove Lehman Morris, assistant bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., r. nil Van Ness Av Lehmann Caroline, delicacies, 803 Larkin Lebmann Charles, shoemaker, 803 Larkin Lehmaun £., boots and shoes, 507 Hayes, r. 500 Linden Av Lebmann Eilert (Lehmann & Eberle) r. 605 Broadway Lehmann Ernst, janitor, 302 Montgomery Lehmann George, foreman cellar U. 8. Brewery, NE cor McAllister and Franklin Lehmann Gottscbalk, butcher, r. 2616 Bush Lehmann Louis, butcher, r. 508 Ivy Av Lehmann Louisa G., widow, r. 18 Hoff Av Lehmann Marcus, helper S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 608 Ivy Av Lehmann Marks, hutcher, r. 2616 Bush Lehmann S., r. 500 Linden Av Lehmann Theodore, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 5 Winter Lane Lehmann & Eberle (Eilert Lehmann and Benjamin Eberle) liquor saloon, SW cor Dupont and Broad- way 10" Lehmann. See Lehman, Leaman,Leeman,Leman and Lemon Lehmkuhl Christian, porter Heywood & Hendley, r. Oakland Lehmkuhl Hugo, physician, office 509 Kearny, r. 1005 Sutter Lehmkuhl Mary, widow, r. 23 Twenty-second, nr Bartlett Lehmus John, liquor saloon, NE cor Union and Stei- ner Lehn George, carpetlayer, r. 957 Market Lelin Plxilip P., barber, 4 Post, Masonic Temple, r. 1703 Jones 10" Lehn. See Laine, Lane and Leens Lehner George (August Hahn & Co.) r. Oakland Lehners Fred, bartender Alfred Wagner, r. Siegfried's Hotel Lehnhard Peter, carpenter William Little, r. 603 Stockton Lehnhardt Charles F., driver, r. 133 Chattanooga Lehnhardt Christian, bookkeeper Ackennan Bros., r. 1023 J4 Clay Lehnhardt Emil, commercial traveler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 606 Grove Lehnhardt Henry, machinist Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 606 Grove 1^" Lehnhardt. See Lenhardt, Lennard, Leonard and Leonhardt Lehnig Charles E., watch and clock making. 240 Fifth Lehousse Charles, laborer, r. 786Folsom Lehousse Herbert, carpenter, r. 951 Bryant Lehousse Leonie Miss, saleslady William C. Orcutt, r. 951 Bryant, bet Seventh and Eighth Lehr George, r. 1810 Broderick Lehritter John (Lehritter & Langbein) r. 817 Webster Lehritter & Langbein (John Lehritter and Herman Langbein) barbers, SW cor Montgomery Av and Kearny Lehrke Albert W., clerk Henry Lehrke, r. 8 s Mari- posa, bet Indiana and Minnesota Iielirke Cliristiaii, proprietor Stanford Hotel, 620 Fourth Lehrke Gustave F., bookkeeper Henry Lehrke, r. S s Mariposa, bet Indiana and Minnesota Lielirke Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Indiana and Mariposa, r. S s Mariposa, bet Indi- ana and Minnesota Lehrke William (Lehrke & Klegger) r. 1016 Market Lehrke & Riegger (William Lehrke and Julius Eieg- ger) wines and liquors, 1036 Market Le Huquet Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 20 Clementina Leibenroth Charles W., clerk LeCount Brothers, r. 226 McAllister Leibensberger Benjamin, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. Park Hotel Leibert John G., contractor and builder, office 328 Pine. r. 330 Oak Leibert Sarah G. Miss, r. 330 Oak Leichner Conrad, waiter, r. 037 Broadway Leichscnring Charles, bartender Robert Werner, r. 85 Ninth Leichter Charles P. L., salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1722 Clay Leicken Frederick W.. butcher, r. 607 Ash Av Leidecker Ernest, clerk H. A. Kroeger, r. 1602 Polk Leidiveiu John, butcher, r. SE cor St. Thomas and Yazoo Leigh Ernest A., with Obadiah Livermore, r. 1022 Pine 1^ Leigh. See Lea and Lee Leighton H. B. Mrs., r. 314 Bush ttIOUGH & CO. ^'"flV^i.^^s^Ic^vi.^rir^L'^^^l^l^^^^^^ LEO 659 LES Leonard Mary Mrs., bakery, 227 Hayes Leonard Matthew A., foreman Occidental Iron Works. r. 831 Treat Av Leonard Michael, driver John Kelso, r. NW cor Pow- ell and Bay Leonard Michael, laborer C. P. RR. Leonard Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Bres- lin Hotel Leonard Michael, laborer Woodward's Gardens Leonard Michael, mining, r. SE cor Oak and Stanyan Leonard Newton W., clerk, r. 721 California I«onard Patrick, laborer, r. 339 Shipley Leonard Patrick, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 2 Tehama Leonard Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 969 Harrison Leonard Patrick, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 280 Jes- sie Leonard Patrick H., boots and shoes, 464 Sixth Xeonard Patrick J., agent Peter F. Collier, 22 Geary, r. 1046 Folsom Leonard Peter, teamster, r. 2420 Sutter I-eonard Robert, solicitor Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific Leonard Robert K., stevedore, r. 3 Clinton Leonard S., laborer O. Imp. Co. Leonard Stephen, tailor Kramer & Dodge, r. 251)4 Clara I/eonard Stephen L. , tailor Thomas Drady, r. 251 H Clara JLeonard Thomas, boilermaker, r. 6 Minna, rear Leonard Thomas, driver Thomas Day i Co., r. 115 William Xeonard Thomas F., bartender, r. 531 Stevenson Leonard Willard A., clerk Linforth, Rice & Co., r. Oakland J8^ Leonard. See Lenhart, Leonhard and Lennard Leone Antonio, musician, r. 428 Green Leone Carlo, musician, r. 428 Green Leone John, musician, r. 428 Green Leone Joseph, musician, r. 428 Green Leonhaeuser John C. longshoreman, r. 786 Folsom Leonhaeuser S. C, clerk, r. 786 Folsom Leonhard Frederick, porter Livingston & Co., r. Oak- land Leonhardt Amelia Miss, shoefitter, r. 24 Second Xeonhardt August, assistant foreman H. Plagemann &Co.,r. 1406 Polk Leonhardt Charles, shoemaker, 24 Second Leonhardt Charles Jr., shoemaker, r. 24 Second Leonhardt Louis, baker, r. 787 Mission, rear Xeonhardt Matilda Miss, shoe fitter, r. 24 Second Xeonhardt Paul, cigars and tobacco, 1414 Polk, r. 2035 Geary Xeonhardt Richard, shoemaker, r. 24 Second ^?~ Leonhardt. See Lenhart, Lennard and Leonard Leonl R., driver Market St. RR. LEOPOLD BROTHERS ,h.^o C. and Charles M. ) florists and seeds- men, 35 Post Leopold Charles M. (Leopold Brothers) r. 461)^ Te- hama Leopold Henry, liquor saloon, 327 East,r. 118 Drumm Leopold Hugo C. (Leopold Brothers) r. 217 Oak Leopold Louis, tailor, 428 Dupont Leper Thomas, laborer, r. 15 Johnson Av Lepert Joseph, baker B. Lapariat, r. 936 Howard Xe Petit Journal (weekly) Georges Francfort proprietor, 532 Commercial Lepori A., laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 442 Union Lepori Constantine (Bertin & Lepori) r. 1107 Mont- gomery Lepori Domenico, pantryman Campi's Restaurant, 531 Clay Lepori John, coffee roaster Bertin k Lepori, r. 1107 Montgomery Lepori Luigi, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 517 Union Leppien Dora H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School, r. 1232 Green Leppien Elizabeth A., widow, r. 1232 Green Leppien Frederick E., bookkeeper, r. 1232 Green Leppien George C, r. 1232 Green Le Pretre Eugene, bootblack, 29 Fourth, r. NW cor Fourth and Minna Leprohon Philip, gasfltter The Central Gas Light Co., r. 120 Seventh Leption August, cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av Lercari Gio Battista, gardener, r. Waller, bet Steiner and Pierce Lercari Luigi (P. Pera & Co.) r. 2006 Mason Lermen Jacob, policeman, r. 10 Pearl Lermond Andrew J., shipwright, r. 18J4 Garden Lermond Corydon G., engineer, r. 18 >^ Garden Lernan Thomas, laborer, r. 511 Mission Lerond Theodore, cigars and tobacco, 302 Dupont. r. 636 Green ! Leroux Amedee, druggist French Hospital, r. 21 I Averill Av ] Leroui Thomas, sawyer, r. S s Precita Av, bet Wash- ington and Gunnison Avs Le Roux Yves M., clerk, r. 59 Shipley Leroy Alfred, waiter S. Divlsich & Co., r. 18H Sacra- mento Leroy Alfred D. (Leroy & Son) r. 654 Jessie Leroy Alfred I., r. 640 Jessie, rear Le Roy Charles, r. 226 Stockton Leroy Desire (Leroy & Son) r. 654 Jessie Leroy Edmund, clerk Joseph Gaillard.r. 229 Sixth Leroy Emily Mrs., worsted and fancy goods, and em- broideries, 121 Sutter Le Roy estate.Edward J. Le Breton administrator, 217 Sansome, room 17 Le Roy Eugene, capitalist, office 217 Sansome, room 17, r. 226 Stockton Leroy Leo, laborer, r. Hotel Rbein Le Roy Philip R., house painter, r. 4 Howard Court Le Roy Victor, capitalist, office 217 Sansome, room 17, r. 219 Geary Leroy & Son (Alfred D. and Desire) fruits, 46 Seventh Lerri Joseph J., carpet layer McDowell & Baldwin r. 630 Nineteenth Lertola Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Lertora Giovanni, fruit dealer, r. 534 Sixteenth Le Sack Edward, first officer P. M. SS. City of Sydney r.-2032 Folsom Le Sage Henry B., waiter Miner's Restaurant, r. 516 Sacramento Lesardo Augustus, r. 1318 Dupont Lesby Frank, carpenter, NW cor Pacific and Leaven- worth, r. 1118 Vallejo Lescevich Marco, r. 275 Stevenson Leslie Angus S., steerage steward P.M. SS. City of Tokio. r. 517 Shotwell Leslie James, miner, r. 1553M Market Leslie John, r. 120 Ellis Less Isadore, hairdresser Goldstein & Cohn, r. 367 Natoma Lessel John, carperrter, r. 318 Pacific Lessen Theophilus F., r. 702 Bush Lesser Brothers (Herman and Lesser) boots and shoes 248-250 Sixth Lesser Ernest W., merchant, r. 1222 Pine Lesser Herman (Lesser Brothers) r. 535}iir St., and a«, «» Howard St. LES 660 LEV a o © © o o n u 5 n 611 04 OS Lester William G., machinist Domestic Sewing Ma- chine Co., r. 333 Jessie Lestin Mary, widow, groceries, 1146 Mission Leszynskv . watchmaker, r. 912 Clay Leszynsky Abraham, salesman Herman Posener, r. 823 Larkin Lepzynsky Alexander, r. 134 McAllister Leszynskj Charles, salesman, r. 145 Natoma Leszynsky Edward, merchant, r. 828 Sutter Leszynsky Eugene, clerk Joseph Dinkelspiel, r. 134 McAllister ^ „ ■ x.^ Leszynsky George W., law student Taylor s Haight, r. 134 McAllister Leszynsky Isidor, principal Sherith Israel School, >E cor Taylor and Post, r. 823 Larkin Leszynsky Lesser (Pac. Cloak Mnfg Co.) r. 134 Mc- Allister Leszynsky Morris, expressman, r. 145 Natoma Leszynsky Samuel (N. VTolf & Co.) r. 1413 Bush Leszynsky Samuel L. (Pac. Cloak Mnfg Co.) r. 134 Mc- Allister Leszynsky Sarah, widow, r. 118 Trenton Letcher Giles C, law clerk A. & H. C. Campbell, r. 2506 Clay Letellier A., jeweler, r. 620 Merchant Leter Harry, tailor Louis Leter, r. 315 ?« Jessie Leter Louis, tailor, 375 Natoma, r. 315 M Jessie Lethiec Desire, liquor saloon, 313 Sixth, r. 42 Ruse Lethiec Louis, with Desire Lethiec, r. 42 Buss Le Tourneux T. J., physician, office and r. 22 Geary Letourrette B., laundryman Model Laundry, 2923 California . ,, - Letroadec Celestlne Miss, saleslady Frank Midon, r. 421 Green Letroadec Henri, r. 317 Sutter Letroadec Henri Mrs., dressmaker, 317 Sutter Letroadec Henry E., butcher, r. 421 Green Letroadec Julian L., salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 421 Green Letroadec Louis, wines and liquors, 643 Broadway, r. 421 Green Letroadec Maximillian. machinist, r. 421 Green Letson Grace, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 5 Alemany Av Letson Thomas, ship joiner, r. 316 Seventh Lette George, secretary The German Savings and Loan Society, 526 California, r. 326 Seventeenth Lettenbauer Anton, jeweler David W. Laird, r. 1011 ■Washington Letticb Antonio, boilermaker. r. 924 Natoma Lettig P., cook, r. 529 Sacramento Leturc Auguste (Bozio & Leturc) r. Santa Cruz Leu Henning C. (Leu & Harms) 1247 Mission Leu Peter, produce dealer, r. 643 Natoma Leu Peter I., produce dealer, r. 643 Natoma Leu & Harms (Henning C. Leu and Peter Harms) cigar mnfrs. 1247 Mission Leunner George, boilermaker. r. 425M Clementina Leuterdt Annie A. Mrs., r. 1712 Stevenson Leutholtz T. G., boot and shoefitter, 445 Bush Leutgeb Cari. retoucher Bradley & Eulofson, r. 526 Kearny „ , .„ Levaggi. Barbieri & Co. (John B. Levaggl, Paul Bar- bieri and John Demartini) fruits and vegetables, 303-305 Fourth Levaggi Bernardo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Levaggi John B. (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co.) r. 303 Fourth Leven Albert, butier 1013 Pine Levenberg George, fruit peddler, r. Lida PI, nr Six- teenth Levenberg Jacob, peddler, r. 2610 }< Mission Levenberg Samuel, fruit and vegetables, 2 Mission Market, r. Lida PI, nr Sixteenth Levene Louis, cigar peddler, r. 7 Austin Levensaler Joseph G. (A. F. Spear & Co. and Pitman, Middleton i Co.) r. 825 Guerrero Levensaler Raymond L., bookkeeper J. F. Chapman & Co., r. East Oakland Leventritt Marion <8. W. Rosenstock & Co.) r. 739 Post Leveque Adolph, lithographer, r. 354 Fourth Leveque Amelia Miss, candies, 354 Fourth Leveque Frank, waiter, r. NE tor Turk andSteiner Leveque Gustav, porter Phelps & Miller, r. 641 Mis- sion Leveque Joseph (Leveque & Potter) r. 1119)4 Mission Leveque fc Potter (Joseph Leveque and Frederick W. Potter) proptrsS. F. Last Factory, 10 Stevenson Le Vere Frank, teamster, r. 208 Leavenworth 816 Levere Frank E., salesman George LoomiB, r Jackson Levere Hester S., widow, r. 1567^ Market Leverentz Charles, Swedish Soc. 71 New Montgomery Leverone Giacomo S., butcher, r. 11 Union PI Leveroni Charles, laborer, r. 20 Lafayette PI Leveroni Frank, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 6 Gaven Leveroni John B., bootblack, r. 14 Harriet Leveroni Louis Jr., r. 1510 Broadway Leveroni Moses S., with John Lavery.r. 266 First Leveroni Nicola, teamster, r. 608 Greenwich Leveroni William, r. 1522 Turk Leverson Montague B., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 511 O'Farrell Levey Benjamin C. (Levey & Rosenthal) r. 723 O'Far- rell Levey Charles C, gent's furnishing goods, 424 Kear- ny, r. 723 O'Farrell Levey Edward L., expressman, r. 2623 Pine Levey Henry J., salesman Banner Bros., r. 723 Ellis Levey Isador C. barber, 705 M Market, r. 503 O'Farrell Levey John, stock clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 723 Ellis Levey Lewis C, salesman Charles C. Levey, r. 723 O'Farrell Levev Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson, r. 723 O'Farrell Levey & Rosenthal (Benjamin C. Levey and William Rosenthal) barbers, 11 M Jackson oy Levey. See Lea\-y. Levi and Levy Levi A., r. 529 Sacramento Levi Aaron, shoemaker, 530 Pacific, r. 429 Pacific Levi Albert A. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. New York Levi Alexander B. (Greensfelder & Co.) r. 2220 Cali- fornia Levi Ellis Mrs., widow, r. 169 Minna Levi Frank, cook, r. 418 Stevenson Levi H. & Co. (Herman and Jacob Levi,. Henry Koch and Jacob Levi Sr.) importers and whole- sale grocers, 109-115 California Levi Harris, clothing. 141 Third, r. 147 Tehama Levi Henry, broker, r. 12 Mason Levi Henry M.. laborer, r. 8 Card Alley Levi Herman (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness Av Levi Isidor, peddler, r. 209 Clara Levi Jacob Jr. (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness Av Levi Jacob Sr. (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1361 Post Levi Marquis, commercial traveler, r. 701 Hayes Levi Nathan, butcher, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Chenery J^" Levi. See Leavy, Levey and Levy Leviele Sylvester L., cigars, 1027 Howard Levieux Paul, laundry, 2249)4 Mission Levin Aaron, clerk I. Levin & Co., r. 766 Folsom Levin Adeline Miss, dressmaker, r. 1524 Polk Levin I. & Co. (Isidor Levin) provisions and grocer- ies, 15-17 Bav City Market Levin Isidor (I.'Levin & Co.) r. 1724 Sutter Levin Jacob (L. Levin & Son) r. 766 Folsom Levin L.. jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 822 Union Levin L. & Son (Louis and Jacob) BtaUoners,910 Mar- ket Levin Louis (L. Levin & Son) r. 766 Folsom Levin Louis, salesman Salomon, Wise & Cohn, r. The Windsor Levin Mane, widow, dry and fancy goods, lo24 Polk Levin Maurice, clerk L. Levin & Son, r. 766 Folsom Levin Saul, conductor N. B. and M. RR.,r.766 Folsom t^ Levin. See Laven and Lavin Levine Andrew, fireman O. Imp. SS. Willamette Levine Isadore, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1742 Market Levine Isadore Mrs., fruit and vegetables, 1742 Market Levine Jacob, tailor. 957)6 Folsom Levine Louis, cigarmaker August Sensenbrenner, r. 957 )4 Folsom Levingston Abraham, clerk, r. lOiaPolk Levingston Abraham, r. 927 Geary Levingston Benjamin, clerk Livingston & Sondheim- er, r. 1010 Polk Levingston David, clerk Gustave Abrahamson, r. 1010 Polk Levingston Emanuel, fancy goods. 800 Larkin Levingston Eva Miss, assistant South End School, r. 1010 Polk Levingston Harry, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 800 Larkin Levingston Isaac, mining, r. 559)4 Minna Levingston Isaac, upholsterer Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 1010 Polk Levingston Jacob, bookkeeper H. Lash. r. 1010 Polk LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all itS- branches. "9 MONTGOMERY ST. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY 000» WORK. I^OTT PRICKS. OFFICK. 648 MARKET MTBERT. LEV 661 LEV Levingston Lazaras J., groceries and liquors, 1010 Polk Iievingston Marc, City and County Coroner, of- fice 731 Mission, and physician, oifice 208 Kearny, r. 927 Geary Levingston Morris W. , proptr Overland House, 533 Sacramento B^ Levingston. See Livingstone Levinsky Jacob, peddler, r. 29 Clara, rear Levinsky Louis, merchant, office 218 California, room 7, r. 922 O'Farrell Levinskv M. & Co. (Mark Levinsky) niching mnfrs, 105 Battery Levinsky Mark (M. Levinsky & Co.) r. 1318 Geary Levinsohn Louis, salesman, r. SOl^Ellis Levinsohn Meyer (Levinsohn & Meyerstein) r. 801 Ellis Levinsohn & Meyerstein (Meyer Levinsohn and C. Meyerstein) geuts furnishing goods, 117-119 San- some Levinson A., widow, r. 978 Harrison Levinson Edward, waiter, r. 978 Harrison Levinson F. Mrs., widow, r. 817 Turk Levinson Hans, seaman, r. 37 Pacific Levinson Israel, salesman Figer Bros., r. 705 McAl- lister Levinson John (Newman & Levinson) r. 817 Turk Levinson Louis, cigarmaker, r. 978 Harrison Levinson Rosalie, widow, r. 1010 Bush- Levinson Rose Miss, vice principal North Cosmopol- itan Grammar School, r. 1601 Post Levinson Solomon, helper Blumenthal & Co., r. 978 Harrison Levinson William A., clerk, r. 1222 Bush B^" Levinson. See Levison and Leviston Levis Charles, farmer, r. NW cor Ellis and Buchanan Levis Richard, laborer, r. NW cor Ellis and Buchanan Iievisou Brotlieri* (Herman Levison, John T., Bonestell and Gustav Marcus) California Jewelry Co., manufacturers and importers jewelry, watches and diamonds, 134 Sutter Xevison Charles Q., druggist Colin G. Strong, r. 1507 Steiner Levison Herman (Levison Brothers and Cal. Jewelry Co.) r. Hamburg, Germany Levison Hyman, merchant tailor, 323 Montgomery and 733 Market, r. 1013 Buchanan Levison Ida Mrs., ladies' and childrens' underwear, 809 Larkin Levison Isaac M., plumber, r. 1510 Powell Levison Jacob, traveling salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 1403Octavia Levison Jacob B., clerk, r. 1507 Steiner Levison Leopold, paper carrier, r. 809 Larkin Levison Marcus, wool sorter J. F. Knox, r. 236}«>t. LEW 664 LEW Lewis Edwin, clerk, r. SW cor Clara Av and Seven- teenth Lewis Edwin, engineer A. Muir, r. 1015 Battery Lewis Edwin. InBurauce agent, r. 2245 Jackson Lewis Edwin, machinist, r. 810 Green Lewis Edwin C, r. 1113 Montgomery Lewis Elijah W., carpenter and builder, r. 1315 Green Lewis Elmanson F., clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 2534 Folsom ^ Lewis Emauuel (E. L.ewis & Co.) r. 1941 Geary aj Lewis Emily E., dressmaker, r. 15 William S Lewis Emma J., widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1607 Howard Lewis Emmet, driver City RE., r. 1140 Mission Lewis Enoch T., collector, r. 49 Clara Lewis Etta Miss, r. 1431 Post Lewis F. Mrs., r. 1217 Mission Lewis Fannie Miss, r. 2332 Mission Lewis Festus C, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 529 Capp Lewis Frances R. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, r. 710 Golden Gate Av Lewis Frederick M., broker, r. 1807 Post Lewis Frederick R., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 334 Beale Lewis Freeman H., whitener, r. 120 Eleventh Lewis Gilbert H., clerk William A. Frey, r. 846 Mis- sion Lewis George, carpenter, r. Ss Servia, bet Susque- hanna and St. John Lewis George, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. Oak- land Lewis George, packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1188 Har- rison Lewis George, seaman, r. 243 Perry Lewis George, steamlitter, r. 2'i^ Minna Lewis George E., assistant License Collector, r. 1113 Montgomery Lewis George H., driver, r. 2523 Pine Lewis George W., shoemaker, r. 15 William Lewis Godfrey L., clerk, r. 20 >4 Fifth Lewis G. W., r. 918 Valencia Lewis H. Mrs., widow, r. 8 Fair Oaks Lewis H., machinist California CrackerCo.,r. 620 Polk Lewis Harriet E., widow, r. 9 Moss Lewis Harris, merchant, r. 1420 Sutter Lewis Harry, manager Coal Oil Refining Co., r. 632 Lombard Lewis Harry, mechanic, r. 184 Jessie Lewis Harry E., traveling salesman Carlson & Cur- rier, r. Grand Hotel Lewis Harry M. (Chenoweth & Lewis) r. 530 Geary Lewis Harry W., proptr Central Hotel, 217 Broadway Lewis Henry D., steward Union Club Lewis Henry L., commission merchant, 215 Sacra- mento, r. 432 Golden Gate Av Lewis Henry M., watchmaker and jeweler, 655 Clay Lewis Henry S., baker, r. 1620 Polk Lewis Herman, clothing, boots and shoes and barber, 8W cor Pacihc, and Front, r. 732 Vallejo Lewis Isaac, salesman Lippman Bros., r. 5 Albi6n Av Lewis Jacob, JHlesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 710 Golden Gate Av Lewis James, painter, r. 149^4 Dore Lewis James F. (Lewis & Dibble) r. Grand Hotel Lewis James H., packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 14 Valparaiso Lewis James McM., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 615 Eighteenth Lewis Johanna C. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Pri- mary School, r. 1410 Ellis Lewis John (Lewis & Swift) r. Oakland Lewis John, blacksmith, r. 64 First Lewis John, cook A. H. Wensley, r. 1805 Mission Lewis John, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Modoc Lewis John, fireman, r. 921 Montgomery Lewis John, fourth officer P. M. SS. City of Tokio Lewis John, mill hand, r. 10)^ Harriet Lewis John, tinsmith, r. 8 Fair Oaks Lewis John, waiter Union Club Lewi.s John B., real estate agent, and Supervisor Ninth Ward, r. 40!) Bryant Lewis John F., letter carrier Post OflSce, r. 203 Leav- enworth Lewis John F., tinning, plumbing, etc., NW cor Falkland and Railroad Av Lewis John M., driver City RR. , r. 1140 Mission Lewis John R., insurance agent, r. 2245 Jackson Lewis John S., steward, r. 56 Everett LewisJoseph, gardener, r. 12i)5 Market Lewis Joseph, helper, r. 636 Commercial Lewis Joseph, restaurant, 58 Stenart, r. 150 Steuart Lewis Joseph, stock clerk S. Roseufeld, r. 708 Hyde Lewis Joseph D., journalist Bulletin, r. 923 Washing- ton Lewis Josephine Miss., tailoress, r. 134 Fern Av Lewis Julia Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School, r. 409 Van Ness Av Lewis Julius, bookkeeper, r. 616 Laguna Lewis K. Mrs., widow, r. 404 Folsom Lewis L., glazier, r. Turk St. Hotel Lewis Lewis J., teamster, r. cor Seventeenth and Channel Lewis Louis, carpenter, 1901 Webster Lewis Louisa, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1528 California Lewis Louisa Mrs., branch bakery, N a Haight, bet Webster and Fillmore Lewis Lyon, r. 731 McAllister Lewis Manuel, milker Anton Raymond, r. SW cor Arkansas and Napa Lewis Marks, glazier, r. 220 Minna Lewis Marks, tailor, r. 417 Hayes Lewis Martin, salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 710 Golden Gate Av Lewis Mary, widow, r. 134 Fern Av Lewis Mary, domestic 1012 Devisadero Lewis McLure, carpenter, r. 533 Commercial Lewis Miles B., cairiagemaker, r. nr Ocean View Sta- tion Lewis Milton E., compositor, r. 9 Moss Lewis Mitchell M., r. 710 Golden Gate Av Lewis Morris, r. 13 Fulton Lewis Morris, expressman, cor Sansome and Halleck, r. SE cor Broadway and Leavenworth Lewis Myer, capitalist, r. The Baldwin Lewis Nannie B. Mrs., r. 14 Moss Lewis Nettie Miss, f ringemaker Moritz Ettinger, r. 1626 Leavenworth Lewis Orville H., clerk William E. Mayhew, r. 110 Fourth Lewis Oscar (O'Connell & Lewis) r. 2608 Sacramento Lewis Philip, coachman, 629 Sutter Lewis Philip, commibsion merchant, r. 1807 Post Lewis Philip, salesman S. Sinsheimer, r. 839 McAl- lister Lewis Philip Jr., clerk Held Bros. & Co., r. 839 Mc- Allister Lewis R.. laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Lewis Ralph J., fireman, r. 921 Montgomery Lewis Randol S., conductor, r. 1755 Ellis Lewis R. G. Mrs., dressmaker, 126 Kearny Lewis Richard £., sashmaker Jason Springer & Co., r. 9 Essex Lewis Robert E., finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 801 Hyde Lewis Robert G., with W. J. Fischer, r. 126 Kearny Lewis Robert N. F., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 207 Fell Lewis Rodman P., attorney at law, 100 Montgomery Block Lewis Rosalind Miss, button hole operator, r. 9 Moss Lewis Sam. & Co. (Samuel Lewis and Louis Wertheimer) manufacturers cigars and dealers leaf tobacco. 24 California Lewis Samuel (Sam. Lewis & Co.) r. 900 O'Farrell Lewis Samuel, collector City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 178 Jessie Lewis Samuel, liquor saloon, 639 Mission Lewis Samuel C, poultry dealer, r. 1034 Folsom Lewis Selig, pictures and looking glasses, 673 Mis- sion, r. 433H Clementina Lewis T, r. 936H Folsom Lewis Thomas, veterinary surgeon, r. 746 Howard Lewis Thomas H., cigar dealer, 824 Kearny Lewis Thomas J., upholsterer, 820 Mission Lewis Thomas J. Jr., r. 10}^ Harriet Lewis Thomas O., clerk Custom House, r. 1831 Jessie Lewis Thomas S., baker, r. 15 William Lewis Thomas T., passenger agent, r. 10)i Harriet Lewis Walter S.. painter, r. 213 Clara Lewis Wesley T., lumberman, r. 615 Eighteenth Lewis Wilfred, compositor, r. 519 Sacramento Lewis William (William Lewis & Co.) r. 804 Ellis Lewis William, porter, r. 617 Mission Lewis William, salesman, r. 675 Mission LEWIS WILLIAM & CO. (William Le^visl manufacturers cig'ars and imiM>rters and dealers leaf tobacco, 3(1-33 California LOUIS BRAVERMAN & Z(i.'"""^'^-nr^ZiiS^e7^'r STONES LA GRANDE LAUNDRY TTASHINO CAI^lrFD FOR AKD I>F.l,IVKRE». OFFICK, G48 SIAKKFT MTKKET. LEW 665 LIE LEWIS WILLIAM A. ,«a„„. facturer Niitional Healer and Cleanser, r. 53r Tlnira Lewis William A., salesman D. Block & Co., r. 1908 Sutter Lewis William F., carpenter Michael Walsh, r. 9 Essex Lewis William J., surveyor, and civil engineer, 104 Montgomery Block, r. 461 Natoma Lewis William P., clerk Thomas T. Atkinson & Co., r. 1807 Post Lewis William R., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 334 Beale Lewis W. U.. driver Market St. RR. Lewis & Co. (Lewis Albert, George Hall and John W. Norton) teamsters, oflSce 11 Steuart lievvis «& Dibble (J. F. Lewis and H. C. Dibble) attorneys at law, 73-74 Nevada Block Liewig Hi S-vrift (John Lewis and Patrick Swift) wholesale and retail lumber dealers, 215 Spear 1^" Lewis. See Louis Lewisey A., carrepairer Sutter St. RR. Lewison Louis, merchant, r. 608 Post Lewiston Martin, cabinetmaker, r. 1312 Broderick Lewitt William, physician, office and r. 16 Turk Lewitt William B., physician and surgeon, office and r. 2110 Mason Lewkowitz Jacob (M. Seller & Co.) r. 22 Stockton Lewkowitz Joseph, dry and fancy goods, 1314 Stock- ton, r. 631 Greenwich B^" Lewkowitz. See Lefkowitz Lewthwaite Alexander, salesman S. P. Taylor & Co., r. Oakland Lexow George F., shoemaker, r. 435 Pine Leydecker Theodore W., liquor saloon, SW cor East and Clay and (Leydecker & Lunsman) r. Alameda lieydecker <& Lunsman (Theodore W. Leydecker and John H. Lunsman) liquor saloon, 631 Davis Leydon Darby, foreman O. Imp. Co., r. 558 Howard Leydon John, foundrymau, r. 511 Mission Leydon Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Mission BS*'" Leydon See Laydon and Lydon Leyheu Daniel, driver, r. 1540 Eddy Leymann Henry, captain schr Harry, office 7 Clay Leymann John R., packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 125 Shipley Lezott John R., barber L. Christopher, r. 41 Eleventh Lhermerout Louis, bartender, r. 1300 J^ Stockton L'hote Eugene, drug clerk, r. 1160 Market L'hoie Fannie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1160 Market L'hote Henry C, special agent Western Fire and Ma- rine Insurance Co. of Cal., r. Temescal L'hote Honorine, domestic 616 Third Liard John, r. 1104 Alabama, rear Libbey John G. (Dakin & Libbey) r. 439 Fell Libbey M. Lawrence, dentist, office and r. 10 Geary 8^" Libbey. See Libby Libbing Henry H., messenger, r. 633 JS Natoma Libby Daniel B., ticket agent S. P. RR.,, r. 1240 How- ard Libby Daniel C, policeman, r. 1870 Stevenson Libby El;ab L., car driver, r. 1522 Powell Libby Frederick, coal passer SS. Mexico, r. 219 Six- teenth Libby Georgie F. Miss, assistant Grant Primary School, r. 1616 Eddy Libby James M., carpenter, r. 1804 Mason Libby Joel, calker, r. 306 Folsom Libby John, expressman, r. N s Center, bet Potrero Av and Hampshire Libby M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1616 Eddy Libby Stuart, ship joiner, 250 Steuart, r. 266 Brannan Libby Warren T., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 120 O'Farrell Libby William H., expressman, SE cor Fifth and Braniian, r. NE cor Sixteenth and Hampshire B3~ Libby. See Libbey Liberty Hall, 1121 Alabama Liberty Hill Consolidated Mining and Water Co. (Ne- vada Co., Cal.) John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15 Libossart Louis, second baker P. M. SS. Colima liibreria Italiana, Toninl Brothers proprietors, 136 Montgomery Av Llcador Joseph, laundryman, r. 1205 Stockton License Collector, City and County, New City Hall, basement Lichau E. Mrs., dressmaker, 756 Howard Licbau Ernest, medical student, r. 756 Howard Licht Charles G., waiter, r. 435 Bush Licht Louis, dry and fancy goods, 145 Second Lichtenberg Charles B., jeweler, 644 Washington Lichtenberg Fannie Miss, r. 644 Washington Lichtenberg William, office 310 California, up stairs, r. San Rafael Lichtenstedt Henry, restaurant, 39 Market, r. 543 Fif- teenth Lichtenstein Albert, car conductor, r. 514 Bhotwell Lichtenstein Annie, widow, r. 978 Harrison, rear Lichtenstein Benjamin, salesman Lesser Cohn, r. 414 Eddy Lichtenstein Benjamin H., pawnbroker, 221 and 702 Kearny, r. 317 Leavenworth Lichtenstein Edward, salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r. 2104 Howard Lichtenstein Edward H., clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r. 1006 Post Lichtenstein Gustave H., clerk L. H. Lichtenstein & Co., r. 1009 Leavenworth Lichtenstein Leah H. (L. H. Lichtenstein & Co.) r. 1009 Leavenworth Liicliten stein Ii. H.«& Co. (Leah H. Lichtenstein and Siegfried Abrahamson) jewelry, 820 Kearny Lichtenstein M., Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont Lichtenstein Max, salesman, r. 2104 Howard Lichtenstein Morris, ladies', and children's under- wear, 9 Dupont, r. 714 Bush Lichtenstein Moses B., jeweler, r. 414 Eddy Lichtenstein Moses H., pawnbroker, 617 Washington, r. 1213 Mason Lichtenstein Simon, with Solomon Lichtenstein, r. 214 Sixth Lichtenstein Solomon, clerk M. H. Lichtenstein, r. 1213 Mason Lichtenstein Solomon, clothing, 214 Sixth Lichtenstein Thomas V., salesman S. E. Cohn, r. 1009 Leavenworth Lichtig Thomas, lapidary Levison Bros., r. 520 Bush Llchtner William, laborer, r. 525 Sixth Lick Engene W., salesman The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1349 Howard liick House, William F. Harrison manager, W s Montgomery, bet Sutter and Post Lick James W. (F. L. Such & Co.) r. 8W cor Twenty- third and Douglass Lick Laundry, William McCiacken proptr, 13 Lick PI Lick Paper Co. (Santa Clara Co., Cal.) Frank H. McCormick president, Frederick N. Delanoy sec- retary, 109 California Lick Trust (The James Lick Trust) Henry E. Mat- hews secretary, 606 Montgomery, rooms 19-20 Lickel Morris M., bootmaker, 100 Jackson, r. 105 Jack- son Lickkiss Edwin C, messenger Adjutant-General's Office, V. S. A., Presidio Reservation Licot Charles, foreman C. Anduran & Co., r. 636 Pacific Licot Leon, chief cook French Hospital, r. 210 J4 Clara Licot Nicholas, bartender, r. 327 Montgomery Av Liddell Henry, subscription agent The Overland Monthly, 120 Sutter Liddell John, saloon keeper, r. 631 Sacramento Liddle George K., clerk Liddle & Kaediug, r. 126 Rose Av Liddle James Mrs., r. 518 Geary Liddle John H., r. 329 Fell Liddle M., engineer S. F. Boiler Works Liddle Robert (Liddle & Kaeding) r. 329 Fell Liddle Robert E., machinist, r. 329 Fell Liddle Thomas J., seaman, r. 329 Fell Liddle William R., machinist, r. 330 Fell Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle and Charles V. B. Kaeding) guns and sporting materials, 538 Wash- ington Liddy Michael J., dummyman Cal. St. RR.. r. 1301 Larkin Liddy Sarah Mrs., r. 539 Seventh Liddy Thomas, laborer, r. 44 Clementina Lidstrom Charles G., insurance broker ,401 California, r. 420 Minna Lidstrom Henry L., bookkeeper Lyon & Co., r. 420 Minna Lidyard Enoch, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 227 Second Lieb Adam H., butcher, 1201 Guerrero Lieb Charles F., tailor, r. E s Mississippi, bet Solano and Mariposa Lieb Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 440 Ninth, rear G.W.CLARK & CO.'^»«?aigSiJfs^^ 645 MARKET ST. HINCKLEY,SPIERS& HAYES, FVKiTOBr IRON ^VORHK. 213 Fremont Mtrret. Agents for the celebrated DKAKE STEAM PUMPS. LIE 666 LIL :8 u 0 Lieb Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 440 Ninth, rear Lieb C. Warren, printer, 635 Clay, r. 555 Jessie Lieb Harry H., glassblower, r. 31 Orand Av Lieb Max, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 440 Ninth, rear Liebenberg Albert H., groceries and- liquors, NE cor Fourth and Bryant, r. 572 Bryant Llebenberg August Cdriver Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 115 3^ Thirteenth Liebenberg Harry C, clerk A. H. Llebenberg, r. 572 Bryant Liebenow August, bartender Charles Fowler Lieber Emory, baker, r. 36 Prescott Lieberkuecht Michael, tailor, r. 61 Natoma Liebermann Theodore, stockbroker, 307 Montgomery, r. 1409 Van Ness Av Llebert Bruno, teacher music, r. 713 Polk Liebert Charles, laborer, r. Hanca Hotel Liebert John T., tailor, r. 12 Langton Liebes Benjamin, traveling salesman, r. 1428 Califor- nia Lilebes Brothers & Co. (Louis and Jacob Liebes and Nathan Meyer) manufacturers cigars and importers and dealers .leaf tobacco. 14-16 Fremont Liebes E., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 36 Prescott Liebes George A., assistant foreman Liebes Bros. & Co.,r. 1013 Van Ness Av Liiebes H. «»Iern In COAli and PIW IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Spear. LIL 667 LIN a M ?P O p o o pi as I I E » H OB © © OS o B o O 3 Lillie Sarah P. Miss, assistant Denman Orammar School, r. 216 Capp LilligreD August, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 502 Fourth Lilligren Richard, carpenter, r. 174 Clementina, rear Lillihan John, glassblower Cal. Glass Works LilHs Edward R., clerk, r. 408 Octavia Lillis Frank A., bookkeeper, r. 408 Octavia Lillis James L., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 408 Oc- Lillis Owen, laborer C. P. RR., r. 164 Silver Lillis Patrick, porter Nevada Bank, r. 8 Central PI Lilly George, plumber, r. S s Green, bet Lyon and Baker Lilly John, ship carpenter Dickie Bros. Lilly Matthew, driver Geary St. Coal Co., r. 819 Geary Lillystrand Andrew, carpenter, r. 20 Clementina Lillystrand Frank, fireman tug Neptune, r. 20 Clem- entina Lillystrand John, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel Lima Consolidated Mining Co. (Cochise Co., Ari- zona) R. D. Hopkins secretary, 436 Montgomery Lima Marcelin, cigarmaker, r. 1519 Dupont Limblad Frank, r. 136 Shipley Limones Apolonio, longshoreman, r. 5 Pollard PI Linacre William, teacher languages, 26>^ Kearny, room 23 Linahan John, stevedore, r. 157 Clara Linahan John A., tinsmith, r. 157 Clara Linaban Joseph, copyist County Clerk, r. 26 Perry Linahan Patrick, laborer, r. 50 Louisa 8^ Linahan. See Lanahan, Lenahan and Linehan Linari John (Linari & Valenti) r. 424 Vallejo Linari Joseph, shoefinisher, r. 17 Lafayette PI Linari Paul, teamster Louis Badaracco, r. 1511 Cali- fornia Linari Stefano, stove polisher George H. Tay & Co. ,r. 17 Lafayette PI Linari & Valenti (John Linari and Giovanni Valenti) wood and coal, 1210 Stockton Linay James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 514 Bran- nan Lincoln Amelia Miss, r. 707 O'Farrell Lincoln Andrew R., saddlery and harness, 5 First, r. 1123 Greenwich Lincoln Bernard, farmer, r. 709 Stockton Lincoln Charles P., clerk general auditor's office C. P. RB., r. Oakland Lincoln Elijah W., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 524 Sixth Lincoln Evening School, E s Fifth, nr Market Lincoln Frankie D. Miss, teacher music, r. 1427 Pine Lincoln George, solicitor, r. 1103 Powell Lincoln George S. (Lincoln & Co.) r. 1427 }i5 Pine Lincoln George W., capitalist, r. 2326 Jackson Lincoln Grammar School, James K. Wilson principal, E s Fifth, nr Market Lincoln Granville H. (Lincoln & Parkin) r. 1609 Mis- sion , Lincoln Harry S., groceries, cor Polk and Washing- ton, r. SW cor Larkin and Jackson Lincoln Henry, carpenter, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada Lincoln Henry S.,.clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Oakland Lincoln Horatio C, miner, r. Empire Lodgings Lincoln Jerome, real estate, 116 Leidesdorflf, and vice-president Security Savings Bank, 215 San- some, r. 555 Harrison Lincoln Levi A., street contractor, r. 2724 Folsom Lincoln Lilly Miss, bookbinder, r. 2326 Jackson Lincoln Mary A., widow, r. 2105 Jones Lincoln Primary School, Miss Agues M. Manning principal, E s Fifth, nr Market Lincoln Priscilla H., widow, r. 1427 Pine Lincoln Robert, clerk William Ireland, r. Oakland Lincoln S. Harry, clerk Lincoln & Co., r. SE cor Lar- kin and Jackson Lincoln Vincent H.. general advertising agent, office 534 J4 California Lincoln W. H., conductor Market St. RR.,r. 1434 Turk Lincoln William D., machinist, r. 1123 Greenwich LINCOLN & CO. (Geov^e S. L.n- coin) temperance groceries, 1801 Polk, and STV^ cor I^arkin and O'Farrell Lincoln & Parkin (Granville H. Lincoln and Charles A. Parkin) groceries. 2910 Sixteenth Lind Alfred W.. proptr Linds' Alameda Express, 331 East, r. Alameda Lind Augustus, hostler K. Strauss, r. 701 Golden Gate Av Lind Charles (Malter, Lind & Co.) r. 109 Twenty- fourth Lind Charles, fireman, r. 1513 Polk Lind Charles, seaman P. M. SS. San Jos^ Lind Johan, longshoreman, r. 531 East Lind John, lumberman, r. 23 Silver Lind John O., asphaltum worker, r. 32 Natoma Lind Otto, seaman, r.30 Clay Lind Robert, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney, r. 80 Clay B^" Lind. See Lynde Lindacher Paul (Lindacher & Stadtfeld) r. 1608 Jones Lindaclier & Stadtfeld (Paul Lindacher and William C. Stadtfeld) gents' furnishing goods, 34 Montgomery Lindauer Frederick, porter German Hospital Lindauer Gustave, wood and coal, 526 Fourth, r. 256 Tehama Lindberg A. G., driver Market St. RR., r. 1434 Turk Lindberg Catherine, widow, r. 1713 Leavenworth Lindberg Charles F., driver City RK., r. 21 West Mis- sion Lindberg Edward A., compositor, r. 1713 Leavenworth Lindberg Emily U. Miss, assistant North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 1713 Leavenworth Lindberg George, tanner George L. Brown, r. 531 Shotwell Lindecker Jacob, tailor, 787 Folsom, r. 2523^ Tehama Lindell House, Aaron Wolflf proptr, 202 Sixth Lindeman David, salesman, r. 12 Garden Lindeman John, laborer, r. 912 Folsom, rear Lindeman Otto, cigarmaker Strassburg & Ruttiger, r. 165 Perry Lindeman Tobias M., baker, r. 4 Berry, rear Lindeman William, barber H. H. Creighton, r.l8 Hub- bard Lindemann Albert, confectioner Hemme & Maurer, r. 524 Pine Lindemann Albert, cook D. & G. Ahrens, r. SE cor Fremont and Howard Lindemann C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Lindemann and Charles F. G. Pingel) mnfg jewelers and diamond setters, 13 Trinity Lindemann Charles, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon. r. 700 Front Lindemann Charles H. (C. H. Lindemann & Co.) r. Alameda Lindemann Claus, tanner Krenz & Getz, r. 1606 Do- lores Lindemann Ernest H. .chemist Pac. Chemical Prepar- ation Co., r. Philadelphia House Lindemann Francis L., baker, r. S s Dominica, bet Platte and Yazoo Lindemann Frederick, tanner Krenz & Getz, r. 1606 Dolores '* Lindemann Henry, tanner Krenz & Getz, r. 1610 Do- lores Lindemann Isidor, barber A. I. Kom, r. 1043 Howard Lindemann John, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Nicholas Hotel B^ Lindemann. See Linderman Linden Bessie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 16 Drumm Linden Daniel, waiter P. C. SS. Ancon Linden Edward, r. 16 Drumm Linden Isman, painter, r. 613M Natoma Linden William, machinist William T. Garratt Linden William, stair builder John R. Drew, r. Mont- gomery's Hotel Lindenbaum Abraham, salesman Isaac Lindenbaum, r. 544 Natoma Lindenbaum Isaac, boots and shoes, 943 Market, r. 644 Natoma Lindenbaum Nathan, shoemaker Levy, Diamant, Oppenhelmer & Co., r. 562 M Natoma Lindenbaum Philip, salesman Isaac Lindenbaum, r. 544 Natoma Llndenberger H. H., clerk retail dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Fruit Vale Llndenberger William E., clerk Naphtaly, Freiden- rich & Ackerman, r. Fruit Vale Lindenborn Charles S., newsdealer, 1332 Pacific Lindenstadt Adolph, r. 1406^ Powell Linder A. J., shoemaker A. MacNaniara, 12 Fifth Linder Dominick. butcher, r. 24 Fair Oaks Linder Emanuel, jeweler Henry Elleau, r. 406 Minna Linder Reynold, with D. M. Osborne & Co., r. 2022 Fillmore BALING PRESSES TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 61 I MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses. JOHN WIGMORE— HARDWOOD LUMBER: 129 to 147 Spear Street. LIN 668 LIN O OS O ® a M o o A u o o % u H o Liuder Thomas, butcher New York Bakery, r. 24 Fair Oaks Linderlof Ole. Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Lindermann George, cook Frederick Radke, r, 255 Steuart Lindermaun Henry, cook La Grande Laundry, r. 363 Eleventh IST Lindermann. See Lindemann Lindford William, engineer, r. 26 Sacramento Lindgren William, r. 207 Montgomery Av Lindbeimer Meier, sergeant police, r. 734 Geary Lindheimer Morris, plumber, r. 734 Geary Lindholm Adolf, seaman, r. 919 Jackson Lindholm Benjamin, expressman, NE cor Steuart and Folsom, r. 253 Steuart Lindholm Henry, cigar dealer, r. 503 Jones Lindholm Otto W. (O. W. Lindholm & Co.) r. Vladi- vostock. Eastern Siberia Lindholm 0. W. k Co. (Otto W. Lindholm) general merchandise, 122 California L'Indipendente (semi-weekly) Fanciola & Zeiro pub- lishers, 439 Jackson Lindley M. N., weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 317 Third Lindley & Co. (of Sacramento) wholesale grocers, office 405 Front Lindmark Ole, Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post Lindntr Conrad, r. 5 Gerke Alley Lindner Henry, salesman Jules Lindner, r. 319 O'Far- rel Lindner Herman, clerk Marcus Albers, r. 335 Fourth Lindner Jules, clothing, 345 Kearny, r. 9 Willow Av Lindner Max, merchant, r. 319 O'Farrell Lindner Osmond S., painter, r. 6i:iH Natoma Lindner Richard, milkman, r. cor Russia Av and Mis- sion Lindner Sebastian, tanner, r. Corea, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Lindo J. k Co. (Jacob Lindo) furniture auctioneers, 609-611 California Lindo Jacob (J. Lindo k Co.) r. 1512 Powell Lindo Joseph, hackman, r. 037 California Lindop Mary Mrs., r. 638 Howard Lindop William G., sign painter George C. Brooke, r. 638 Howard Lindorf Frank, laborer Oriental U. S. Bonded Ware- house, r. 444 Ninth Lindorf John, grocer, r. Hotel Rhein Lindow Henry, tailor John F. Lindow, r. 913 Pacific Lindow John F., tailor, 913 Pacific; Llndquist Charles O., tinsmith W. S. Ray k Co., r. 5653^ Natoma Lindquist Hedwig C. Mrs., widow, r. 505 }» •fH o o c« ac cS A OS ;h 0) fM 0) H Ijobog Square Packinc' House, J. Y. Wilson & Co. proprietors, N s Bay, nr Buchanan, depot 608 Market, and 9 Sutter Lobree Isaac Mrs., r. 4K3 Haigbt liocan Frank, capitalibt,uffice 36-37 Nevada Block, r. IIU Post rjy Locan. See Logan Loceo Roman, bootblack, r. 1436 Pine Loch August, teamster C. D. Harvey, r. Oakland Loch Louis, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter Loch William L., master mariner, r. 1502 Leaven- worth tff" Loch. See Locke Lochbaum August H., mnfr jewelry boxes, 134 Sutter, r. 1809 Post Lochbaum August H. Jr., foreman August H. Loch- baum, r. 1809 Post Lochbaum Eva, widow, r. 1227 Union Lochbaum Valentine B., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 1227 J4 Union Locher F. Joseph (Locher & Frazer) r. Ahlborn House Locher Gustavus, liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-sixth and Mission Locher & Frazer (F. Joseph Locher and Robert W. Frazer) merchant tailors, 116 Post Lechery James, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont Lochhead John, mechanical engineer, 252 Spear Lochhead Robert, machinist John Lochhead, r. 252 Spear Lochner Joseph, negative retoucher Peters & Sewell, r. 2630 }4 Mission liocke Charles E). , office and r. Occidental Hotel, room 140 Locke Charles H., ship carpenter, r. NE cor Fourth and Berry Locke Francis L., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. West Oakland Locke Frank, laundryman, r. 2249)^ Mission Locke Hollis M., upholsterer, r. 2209 Larkin Locke Isaac S., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 2209 Larkin Locke James, laborer, r. 1226 Folsom, rear Locke James P. (Locke & Thomas) r. E s Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Locke James R., r. 2209 Larkin Locke Josiah H., superintendent Golden Gate Flour- ing Mills, r. 819 Grove Locke Lewis, interpreter Chinese, Police Courts, r. i Clay Av Locke Millie, widow, dressmaker, 907 Stockton Locke Morgan, r. 770 Harrison Locke Nathan 8., clerk, r. 2209 Larkin Locke Raymond M., carpenter, r. 2311 Lflrkin, rear Locke S., Chinese interpreter, and dealer in Chinese and Japanese fancy goods and general merchan- dise, NW cor Dupont and Jackson Locke Samuel, miner, r. 417 Kearny Locke Silas M., capitalist, r. 125 Golden Gate Av Locke Susie Mies, r. 813 Grove Locke William L., correspondent William T. Cole- man & Co., r. 2122 Bush Locke & Thomas (James P. Locke and Henry Thomas) carriage factory, 670 Mission B^Locke. See LOL-h Lockhart Archibald, salesman David Lundy, r. 829 Market Lockhart Herbert, student Heald's Business College Lockhart John, peddler, r. H Converse Lockhart John A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson Lockhart Robert, carrier Call, r. 630 Nineteenth Lockhart Samuel, carrier Call, r. 22 Everett Lockhart Thomas, carpenter, r. 54 First 0^ Lockhart. See Luckhardt Lockie Redmond, wool sorter Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 431 Minna Lockren Charles, brakeman S. P. RR., r. 642 Fourth Locks Eugene, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery Locks Joseph, waiter, r. 826 Kearny LockwoodD. R., assistant License Collector, r. 1921 Taylor Lockwood Eugene, r. 2603 Bryant, nr Twenty-fourth Lockwood Henry H., porter Richards & Harrison, r. 326 Ellis Lockwood John, seaman, r. Steuart St. House Lockwood John R., clerk, r. 1921 Taylor Lockwood Liana, widow, r. 219 Sixteenth Lockwood Richard E., policemar, r. 721 Broadway Lockwood Thomas, machinist Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 841 Market 236 Sutter 2006 Polk Co., r. 220 Lockwood Tylie W., compositor Bulletin, r. Alameda Lockwood Willam A., fireman S. P. RR., r. 219 Six- teenth Lockwood WilliamW.,wireworker, r. 7 Montgomery Av Lockyer Frederick, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. Berkeley Lockyer Henry, stovemounter James De La Montanya, r. Berkeley Lockyer Marv, widow, r. N s Prospect PI, nr Folsom, B. H. Lockyer Thomas C, deckhand tug C. M. Belshaw, r. 322 Third Locomotive Engineers, Board of, 909 M Market Lodeon Alexander, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 134 Perry Loder Arthur, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 304 Mason Loder Fannie, domestic 2314 Mission Loderhose August, bakery. 215 Second Loderhose Henry, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. Nicholas Hotel Lodge David E., foreman Park Stables, r. 621 Grove Lodge Mary, widow, r. 50 Louisa Lodge Minnie Miss, tailoress, r. 50 Louisa Lodge Thomas J., fireman, r. 320 Sansome Lodge William F., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 60 Louisa Lodge William H., janitor 603 Front, and extraman Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 101 Commercial Lods Charles L., carpenter Spring Valley W. W., r. 1608 West Mission Loeb Aaron (Leon & Co.) r. 204 Fifth Loeb Gabriel, salesman Buyer & Reich, r Loeb Henry, r. 127 Jackson Loeb Henry, butcher, r. 1100 Clay 8^" Loeb. See Lobe Loeber Andrew S. (O'Connor & Loeber) r Loeber August A., compositor Bacon & Montgomery Av lioeber Henry, agent Samuel Cupples k Co., (of St. Louis, Mo.) 123 California, r. 204 Seventh Loeber Herman, bookkeeper Fish, Blum & Girvin, r. Oakland Loefflin George, baker, r. 734 Clementina Loehr George P., clerk Philip Flatow, r. 1810 Broder- ick Loeper Charles, brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r. Oakland » Loescb George, musician, r. 1725 Stevenson Loesch Henrietta, widow, fancy goods, 413 Union Loeser Leopold, merchant, r. 1624 Post Loessel Theodore, bookkeeper Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r. 1106 Taylor Loethe Joseph, porter German Hospital Loew Aaron, tailor, 14 Turk Loewe August, proptr Liberty Dairy, SE cor Thirtieth and Warren Loewe Bernard, waiter M. Deutsch, r.l45 Natoma Uocwe Brothers (Mrs. Henrietta Loewe, Moses Siegel and Jacques Blum) wholesale liquors, 217 Battery Loewe Henrietta Mrs. (Loewe Brothers) r. 830 McAl- lister Loewe Joseph M., salesman Frankenthal, Bachmau & Co., r. 830 McAllister Loewe William G., driver August Loewe, r. SE cor Thirtieth and Warren B^ Loewe. See Low, Lowe and Loewy Loewel Alexander, butcher Silverberg & Goldman, r. 613 Locust Av Loewel David, r. 735 Geary tt^" Loewel. See Lowell Loewenberg George, collector M. Brandenstein & Co., r. 528 Eddy ISy Loewenberg. See Lowenberg Loewenguth Henry, molder, r. 143 Clara Loewenhayn H. & Co. (Henry Loewenhayn and George Lauinger) fruits, nuts, etc., 428 Sansome Loewenhayn Henry (H. Lowenhayn & Co.) r, Abbote- ford House Loewenstein Miss, teacher modern languages Urban Primary School Loewenstein Abraham, salesman Roos Bros., r. 909 Bryant Loewenstein Emanuel, clotnug (Tucson, A. T.) r. 1930 Sutter Loewenstein Herman, salesman M. & S. Kalisky, r. 43 Russ, rear Loewenstein L. Mrs., r. 1930 Sutter Loewenstein Max, clothing (Tucson, A. T.) r. 1930 Sutter I nilK RRAUTRMAN fi. rn IMPORTERS OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES, I.UUIO DriMVLnillMIl & UU. 119 Montgomery St.,SellLowerthan any Houseln this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROnPTI.Y ATTEIVUED TO OFFICE. RICS, 21» Fremont 81., Maiiufactiirerb of 4tl^AKTX MlX^JUSi and Mining Macblnery. LON 674 LOO o liondoii and San Francisco Bank Builcl- injj, NW cor California and Leldesdoiff LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION (tire of London) Hobert. Dickson aj^ent, SE cor California and Alontg^omery liondon Assurance Corporation (marine of London) Parrott & Co. agents, 306 California London Charles, clerk William Butterfield, r. 20 Capo London Charles, lithographer Britton & Rev, r. 1501 H Buchanan London Eustace B.. tiuckman, r. 314 Bush London Gold Mining Co. (Tulare Co., Cal.) J. F. Ma- honey secretary, 207 Sansome London Henry (Gerson & London) r. 1765 Howard London Jacques, vice-principal South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 705 Larkin London James, trunkmaker, r. 223 Langton, rear London James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 37 Averill Av London Lewis A., painter, r. 249k Clara London Louis, clerk Sideman, Lacbman & Co., r. 38 Clara London Meyer, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 34 Langton London Pauline Miss. r. 249)^ Clara liOndon Provincial 3Iarine Insurance Co. (of London) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California LONDON TEA CO. StepUen^ack- son proprietor ; importers teas and cofTee.^ Stevenson Lord Charles C, dentist Dr. Henry C. Davis, r. East Berkeley Lord Charles G., theatrical manager, r. 1909 Baker Lord Edwin, collector J. E. Mitchell & Co., r. 413 Tenth Lord Elijah, ship carpenter, r. 310 Hayes Lord Franklin F., physician, office 230 Kearny, r. 704 Bush Lord John, driver J. E. Mitchell & Co., r. 1328 Na- toma Lord John, weaver, r. S s Francisco, bet Larkin and Polk Lord John L., painter, r. 136 Fifth Lord Mary, widow, r. 6 Elliot Park Lord Russell F., civil and mining engineer, r. 2502 Fillmore Lord Russell Henry, mining supt (Georgetown, Col- orado) r. 2502 Fillmore Lord Sallie, widow, cosmetic bazaar, 228 Stockton Lord Samuel F., with Falkner. Bell & Co., r. 2502 Fillmore Lord Theodore A., r. 1828 Vallejo Lord Thomas, carpentfr, r. Park Hotel Lord Thomas, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r. SE cor Greenwich and Larkin Lord Thomas, soap peddler, r. 8 Montgomery Court Liord Thomas H., manager Co-operative Watch Repairing Co., 331 Kearny, r. 618 Jessie Lord William, ship carpenter, r. 1126 Howard Lord William A., master mariner, r. 1104 Market Lord William A., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 825 Twentieth Lorden Jeremiah, foundryman, r. 512 Fulton Lorden Mary, widow, r. 13 Maria Lorden Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 47 Stanly PI Lorden Minnie Miss, shoefltter Jory Bros., r. 13 Maria Lorensen Hans, seaman stmr Crescent City Lorensen Niels, seaman, r. 37 Pacific (^"Lorensen. See Lawrenson, Lorentzen and Lor- enzeu Lorensou Frank A., barber Sand Bros., r. 704 Howard Lorentz John H., upholsterer Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 420 Duncan Lorentz Manoel, laborer, r. 117 Jackson Lorentz Robert, cofl'ee saloon, 7 Stockton, r. 23H Stockton Lorentz William, waiter Prescott House T©" Lorentz. See Lawrence, Lorens and Lorenz Lorentzen A. P., insurance and general business agent, 4 Steuart, r. Alameda Lorentzen H. Mrs., r. 156 Steuart Lorentzen Harold, frame maker Snow & Co., r. 2421 California Lorentzen M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Lorentzen Walter H., second officer P. M. SS. City of Tokio Lorenz Adam, hostler, r. 807 Franklin Lorenz Charlotte, widow, r. 315 Green Lorenz Henry, seaman, r. 12 Washington Lorenz John, butcher, r. 8W cor Potrero At and Santa Clara Lorenz John F., master mariner, r. 1310 Filbert Lorenz Leopold, insurance broker, 322 California, r. 776 Folsom Lorenz Wilhelm, laborer, r. 1525 Mason B^" Lorenz. See Lawrence, Lorens and Lorentz Lorenzen Annie, domestic 1504 Taylor Lorenzen Henry, bookkeeper Hoffman & Co., r. 1910 Buchanan Lorenzen Henry, jeweler William Manning, r. 323 Taylor Lorenzen John E., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r. 9 Cleaveland, rear Lorenzen Louis, porter S. P. Collins & Co., 511 Cali- fornia Lorenzen Peter Mrs., widow, r. 52 Clementina Lorenzen Thomas, cigarmaker Henry Dabelstein, r. 29 Natoma B^ Lorenzen. See Lawrenson, Lorensen, Lorenson and Lorentzen Lorenzetti Masimo, Italian Ben. Soc. 423 Washing- ton Lorenzi John, peddler, r. S s Bay, bet Mason and Taylor Lorenzo Peter, longshoreman, r. 124 Silver Loretz E. M. Mrs., mnfr corsets, 109 Ellis Loretz Jacob, clerk Klaas & Seeli, r. 1233 Stockton Lorich Franz R., confectioner, r. 1414 Kearny Lorigan Bartholomew F„ carpenter W. B. Bradbury, r. 2930 Folsom Lorigan Edward, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r. 531 Jessie Lorigan Francis B., bookkeeper Stewart & Buckley, 531 Jessie Lorigan Katie Miss, r. 2930 Folsom Lorigan Matthias, blindmaker, r. 2930 Folsom Lorigan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 146 Second Lorillard Insurance Co. (of New York)Muecke, Vietor & Co. agents, 435 California Loring David W., clerk Bank of California, r. 618 Harrison Loring Edward B., foreman J. Spaulding & Co., r. 934 Howard Loring E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2409 Sacramento Loring Eugene, cook Lick House, r. 24 Mary Loring Francis H., clerk H. K. Field, r. 618 Harrison Loring George C, bookkeeper, r. 225 Bush Loring George H., gold sampler assay dept U. 3, Mint, r. 1808 Fillmore Loring H. G. Mrs., dressmaking, 112 O'Farrell Loring Prescott, bookkeeper F. H. Hausman & Co., r. 618 Harrison Loring Samuel L., clerk John Rae Hamilton, r. 1808 Fillmore Loring William H., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 502 Powell Lorison Peter, canvasser, r. 1106 Montgomery Lorke Alois, shoecutter Porter, Slessiuger & Co., r. 5 Adelaide PI Lorquin Ernest F., naturalist, 410 Kearny, rooms 6-7, r. Oakland Lorquin Henry F., naturalist Ernest F. Lorquin, r. Oakland Lorrain Antonin, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 934 Folsom Lorrain Antonin Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 934 Fol- • som Lorringston A., r. 933 Folsom Lorsbach Adolph, clerk Von Ronn & Hencke Bros., r. 18 Seventh Lorsin Arne, r. 13 Averill Av Lortie Edward, produce dealer, r. 3 Mary Lane Lortz William, shoemaker Franz Graul, r. Llndell House Loryea A. M., physician, r. 2.524 California Loryea Arthur, delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 2107 Howard 8^" Loryea. See Loorya Itos Aiigfeles and independence Railroad Co., Charles Crocker president, Frank S. Douty secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend TnilMllkl ICUAIUI 0 m AGEICT7LTIJIUL IMPLEMENTS J nUIYlAN, lonAm & bU. 509,511 Market St. wagons. Um^, carnages, steam Eagiiies OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN "fVIOMORE, 133 Spear Street. LOS 676 LOU Ij08 Aneeles and San Dieg'o Railroad Co., Charles Crocker president, J. L. WiUcutt secre- tary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend Iiosekann George, locksmith William Smith, r. 1914 Powell, rear Losekann Gustave, engineer, r. 1914 Powell, rear Losekann Budolph, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1914 Powell, rear Losey Joseph, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 614 Pine lios Gatos Flouring Mills (Los Gatos, Cal.) B. P. Tenney agent. 6 Davis Loskay Frank J., billiard parlors, 8 Eddy, r. 322 Ellis Lossins Rudolph, clerk, r. 757 Harrison Loth Frank, tailor Christian Zinns, r. 9 Dikeman PI Lothers John, gardener, r. 1 Glover Lothers John E., clerk William H. Stowell, r. 1 Glover Lothoose Henry, tanner, r. E s Utah, bet Sonoma and Yolo Lothrop Albert, teamster, r. 6293^ Fulton Lothrop Charles E., clerk J. J. Evans, r. 926 Jack. son Lothrop Frances C, widow, r. 926 Jackson Lothrop John J., blacksmith, 1504 Vallejo, r. 1006 Leavenworth Lothrop Warren R. (H. F. Smith & Co.) r. 224 Kearny B^ Lothrop. See Lathrop Lott William S., carpenter William Little, r. 164 Clementina Lotterosh George, drayman, r. 12 Valparaiso Lottge John D. N. Mrs., widow, r. 3 Edith PI Lotti Dominico. laborer, r. Milano Hotel Lottman Herrman, sawyer Coos Bay Stave and Lum- ber Co., r. 114 J2 Leavenworth Loughlin Fanny, widow, r. 2228 Hyde Loughlin John, waiter Mrs. A. E. Swain, r. 50756 Leavenworth Loughlin Mary, widow, r. Moulton, bet Fillmore and Stelner Loughlin Patrick, teamster, r. 414 Clementina Loughlin Peter J., carpenter and builder, r. 304 Twenty-first Loughlin William, paper carrier, r. 2228 Hyde t^ Loughlin. See Laughlin Loughmane James, paper carrier, r. 1520 Howard Loughran Bernard, bricklayer, r. 25 Twenty-second Loughran Daniel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Loughran James (Kennedy & Loughran) r. 8653^ Mar- ket Loughran Jettie Miss, r. 339 Jessie Loughran Patrick, laborer, r. E s California Av, nr Montezuma, B. H. Loughran Sarah, widow, r. 339 Jessie Loughran Susie F. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary School, r. 446 Twentieth Loughran Thomas, contractor, r. 123^ Downey Loughran Thomas, farmer, r. 446 Twentieth Loughran Thomas (Breeze & Loughran) r. 1816 How- ard Loughran Thomas F. (Loughran & Wolf) r. 2106 De- vi sadero Loughran & Wolf (T. F. Loughran and J. W. Wolf) produce commission merchants, 420-424 Davis Loughton William, molder National Iron Works, r. 549 ;er Hnug^ing^s. Private Retjideuces Decorated lu Artistic Style, G. W. CLARK & CO. 645 Market st. H INCKI.ET-. HPIRRS * HAYES. F1TI.TOW ^^<*^^^}^*^;*•^^\.^Z^^i%r*^\^^*i;n,,^„^ ]Hanur»«tarer> of STATIONAKY and MABIAE EAOIAEH and JtOII.EB<». i i u d eg © o 1^ O s8 O m o d e o LOW 678 LUB Lowe Albion A., bartender George A. Jennings, r. 1 Eddy Lowe Clarence W., bookkeeper, r. 2033 Howard Lowe Frederick W., fireman O. R. and N. 8S. Colum- bia, r. 422 Geary Lowe Frederick W., printer, r. 17 Third Lowe Gerald A., receiving teller Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 579 Harrison Lowe James, chief engineer Lighthouse Tender Man- zanita, r. S s Twenty-first, bet Folsom and Treat Av Lowe James, painter, r. 560 Linden Av Lowe James A., bookkeeper Thomap Newell Lowe J. A. S., cashier Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r. 212 Powell Lowe Jesse M., purser, r. 2033 Howard Lowe John, fireman SS. Mexico, r. 34 Rausch, rear Lowe John, tailor, r. 1331 Clay Lowe J. P., r. 1613 Polk Lowe Mary A. Mrs., private school, 20 Rondell PI Lowe Seligman, shirtmaker, r. William Tell House Lowe Theodore W., printer, r. 17 Third Lowe Thomas J., bricklayer, r. 364 Jessie ay Lowe. See Low and Loewe Lowell Ada Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r. Oak- land Lowell Battery Gnu Co. (Chichopee, Mass.) Chas. Sonntag & Co. agents, 114-116 Market Lowell Frank, advertising agent, oflSce 213 Dupont, and cigars and tobacco, 432 California, r. 32 Fourth Lowell Nathan R., proptr Eagle Warehouse, 17-19 Davis, r. Oakland Lowell William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- press, r. 1151 Howard Lowell William H. (mining secretary (Virginia) r. 643 Oak ay Lowell. See Loewel Lowell's Beale Street Warehouse, 12-14 Beale Lowenberg Albert J., bookkeeper Meyerstein & Low- enberg, r. 609 Van Ness Av Lowenberg Edmund, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 10 Oak Lowenberg George, clerk Sutro & Co., r. 10 Oak Lowenberg Harris (Burch, Verdenal k Lowenberg) attorney at law, 318 Pine, r. 334 Golden Gate Av Lowenberg Herman, with Weil Bros., r. 1417 Califor- nia Lowenberg Isldor (Meyerstein & Lowenberg) r. 609 Van Ness Av Lowenberg Joseph, conductor Central RR., r. 6 Elm Av Lowenberg Julia, widow, r. 10 Oak Lowenberg Robert, salesman, r. 10 Oak Lowenberg S. & Co., merchants (W. T.) office 306 Montgomery Lowenberg William (KuUmann & Co.) r. 312 Grove l^T Lowenberg. See Loewenberg Lowenfeld William, barber, r. 13 J4 Harriet Lowenfels C. V., shorthand reporter, r. 1709 Stockton, rear Lowenfels Morris W. Von, editor Abend Post. r. 1316 Broderick liO-wengrnnd Brothers (Lee and Samuel) kid gloves and fancy goods, 720 Market Lowengrund Lee (Lowengrund Brothers) r. 318 Turk Lowengrund Samuel (Lowengrund Brothers) r. 316 Turk Lowenstein A. Mrs., widow, solicitor F. C. Baxter, r. 426 Powell Lowenstein Abraham, salesman, r. 215 Langton Lowenstein David, salesman Newman & Freud, r. 1206 Stockton Lowenstein G. , r. 854 Mission Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Kearny and 1208 Stockton, r. 1206 Stockton Lowenstein John, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 947 Howard Lowenstein Joseph, salesman Newman & Freud, r. 1206 Stockton Lowenstein M., Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy Lowenstein Nathan, clerk Isaac Lowenstein, r. 1206 Stockton Lowenstein Rudolph, salesman M. Levy & Co., r. 32 Willow Av Lowenstein William, r. 1324 Fillmore tg^ Lowenstein. See Loewenstein Lowenthal H. H., attorney at law, 411^ California, rooms 4-5, r. Alameda Iiotventlial, liivingfston & Co. (Morris 9. Low- enthal and John Livingston) shipping and com- mission merchants. 320 California, rooms 1-2 Loweuthal Morris S. (Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.> r. 1526 Sutter I^T Lowenthal. See Lewenthal and Loewenthal Lower Comstock Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44 Lowery Henry, shoemaker, 405 Brannan Lowery James, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 787 Folsom Lowery John A., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 113 Eddy Lowinger Adolph, newspapers and periodicals, BE cor Sutter and Dupont, r. 444 Clementina Lowman Samuel, salesman George Loomis, r. Ameri- can Exchange Hotel Lownes Sarah A., widow, furnished rooms, 313 Fourth Lownes W. P., engineer The Baldwin Lowney Daniel D., carriage finisher Larkius & Co., r. 426 Ninth Lowney George A., clerk, r. 146 Eleventh Lowney James E., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 716 Clementina Lowney Jerry (Jerry Lowney & Son) r. 426 Ninth LOWNEY JERRY & SON (Jerry liowney) carriage manufactory, 426 Nintli Lowney Nicholas S., laborer, r. 325 Langton Lowney Philip, laborer, r. 183 Jessie Lowney Thomas F., carriage mnfr, 1171-1173 How- ard, r. 1201 Howard IiO-»vney Timothy J., Superintendent Public Streets and Highways, office New City Hall, base- ment, r. 716 Clementina Lowney Timothy S., carriagemaker, r. 426 Ninth Lowrey Edward W , foreman Pioneer White Lead and Color Works, r. Abbotsford House Lowrey John B., bookkeeper J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 811 5^ Golden Gate Av Lowrey Martin L., machinist H. W.Bice. r. 135 South Park Av Lowrey Peter J., carpenter, r. 933 Vallejo 1^" Lowrey. See Lowery, Lowrie and Lowry Lowrie John, r. 836 Sutter Lowrie John, plumber and gasfitter, 225 Golden Gate Av Lowrie John, teamster, r. 637 }4 Natoma Lowrie William H., foreman rolling room coiner's dept XJ. S. Mint, r. 310 Kearny Lowry Henry J., teamster Charles Callaghan, r. 15354 Third Lowry John, teamster Larkin & Ficken, 6 BuBb Lowry Michael, laborer, r. 408 Valle.io Lowry Samuel N., millwright MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 520 Eighth Lowry William, carpenter, r. 28 Turk Lowry William, laborer, r. 305 Fremont Lowry William R. F., painter, r. 312 Mason S^ Lowry. See Laurie, Lowery and Lowrie Lo-vvth J. «& Co. (John Lowth and Michael and William Halpin) importers and dealers dry and fancy goods, 704-706 Market Lowth John (J. Lowth & Co.) r. Alameda Lowther Fannie Mrs., r. 608 Greenwich Lowther Thomas, machinist, r. First St. House Lowton James, waiter, r. 452 Minna Loy Charles, bookkeeper, r. 18 Hubbard Loy Frederick (J. P. Schardiu & Co.) r. 107 O'Farrell Loy Henry, teamster Central Bottle Depot, r. 18 Hub- bard Loy Joachim, shoemaker, 1644 Mission Loy William E., salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. 1342 Folsom Loyal John, barber, r. 3 Goldman PI Loyall Paul, farmer, r. 5 Howard Court Lover Peter J., pawnbroker, r. 736 Pacific Loyn P. J., laborer Golden State and Miners' Irott Works, r. Oakland Lozahic Jean, gardener, r. 136 Fern Av Lozier Albert, traveling salesman, r. 933 Bush Lozier Frank W.. painter. 541 Minna Lubbe Pierre, wine dealer, r. SW cor O'Farrell and Octavia Lubbe Theodore, piano polisher Sherman, Clay Ac Co.,r. 511 J< Filbert Lubben John (Gehrels & Lubben) r. 508 Filbert Lnbbert Margaret, widow, liquor saloon, 330 Spear Lubbock Charles F., painter, r. 1725 Stevenson, rear SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St. J. MACDONOUGH & CO. Importer* of and Dealern in COAli and PIO IRON, 41 Market Mtreet, corner Npear. LUB 679 LUD Lubeck Emil, cabinetmaker, r. 1016 York Lubeck Samuel, miner, r. The Baldwin Lubeke Adolph. r. 515 Pine Lubileky Joseph, tailor, r. 145 Katoma Lubiu Daniel, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 665 Mission Iiubin Simon C, gents' furnishing goods, 609 Mont- gomery, r. 621 Washington Lubke Nicholas, shoemaker, cor Venezuela and Rail- road Av, r. cor Marquesas and Savannah Lubley Joseph, seaman, r. 33 Hinckley Lubosch Albert A., laborer, r. 963 Folsom Lubosch Julius, barber G W. Jaeger, r. 963 Folsom Lubosch Louis, expressman, r. 731 O'Farrell Luca Joseph, tripeman, r. St. Thomas, nr Bailroad Av Lucan Carl F., draftsman J. P. Gaynor, r. 315 Lombard JLucag A. J. & Co. (Albert J . Lucas) Pacific Coast Detective Agency. 215 Kearny Lucas Albert J. {A. J. Lucas & Co.) r. 434 Linden Av Lucas David, nightwatchmau S. P. RB., r. 2614 Bry- ant Lucas George, brassfinisher Cal. Brass Works, r. 919 Dolores Lucas George, coachman, 916 Leavenworth Lucas Ira, cook P. C. SS. Ancon Lucas Isaac S., clerk Hawley Brothers Hardware Co,, r. 117 Mason Lucas James, raillhand S. P. BR., r. 1776 Folsom Lucas James, teamster, r. 125 Stevenson Lucas Jane, widow, laundress, r. 621 Minna Lucas John (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard Lucas John, carpenter, r. 919 Dolores Lucas John A., clerk Cutter, Lloyd & Co., r. 608 Jones Lucas John G., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 105 Langton Lucas John M., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, room 22, r. 1006 Bush Lucas John S., r. 711 Minna Lucas Joseph H., porter Littlefield, Allison &Co.,r. 1055 Mission Lucas Louis J., piano maker Antisell Piano Co., r. 416 Fifth Lucas Pedro Mrs., dyer A. Bertin, r. 502 Union Lucas Pierre M.; second steward P. M. SS. City of Tokio Lucas Richard A., laborer, r. 1319 Filbert Lucas Robert H., engineer, r. 1231 Turk Lucas Robert H. Jr., clerk, r. 1231 Turk Lucas Seth A., teamster, r. 169 Perry Lucas Walter E., ioreman Golden Gate Plaster Mills, r. 938 Howard Lucas William (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard Lucas William, carpenter, r. 919 Dolores Lucas & Co. (John and William Lucas) proptrs Gold- en Gate Plaster Mills, 215-217 Main Lucchesi Alfonso, teamster, r. 318 Broadway Lucchesi Cesare, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Lucchesi Egidio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washingtkn Lucchesi Frederico, pantryman, r. 516 Vallejo Lucchesi Olivo, paste maker L. Valente, r. 8 Bartol Lucchesi Peter, cook, r. 516 Vallejo Lucchesi Pracito, laborer, r. 6 Grand PI Lucchesi Ricardo A., teacher music, r. 917 Larkin Lucchesi Vincenzo, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Lucchetti Angelo. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Lucchettl Francesco, restaurant, 519 Davis Lucchetti John, r. 327 Vallejo Luce Arthur S. (Carle & Luce) r. 1419 Mason Luce B. Frank, painter and gilder, r. 631 Stevenson Luce George H., mate bktn Eureka, r. 243 Perry Luce George W., clerk freight auditor C. P. BR., r. 918 Valencia Luce Samuel A., carpenter S. F. School Department, r. 1512 Folsom Luce Tarlton C, carpenter, r. 40 Ellis Luce Theodore M., clerk general freight ofBce C. P. BB., r. 606 Folsom Luce William C, bookkeeper, r. 1512 Folsom B^" Luce. See Luse Lucey Cornelius, carpenter, r. 306 Beale Lucey Dennis, laborer Sutter St. BB., r. 37 Austin Lucey Johanna, domestic 655 Seventeenth Lucey Michael, driver John Nolan, r. (465) 549 Te- hama B^" Lucey. See Lucy Luchat Antonie, wine bottler, r. 4 Chatham PI Luchsinger Annie Miss, school teacher, r. 921 Golden Luchsinger George H., bookkeeper F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 921 Golden Gate Av Luchsinger Henry, surveyor Humboldt Savings and Loan Soc, r. 921 Golden Gate Av Luchsinger Henry, machinist, r. 724 Minna Luchsinger Jacob (John B. Luchsinger & Son) r. 300 Eighteenth Luchsinger John B. (John B. Luchsinger & Son) r. 724 Minna LiTichsinger Jolin B. & Son (John B. and Ja- cob) furniture manufacturers, 710-718 Minna Luchsinger Sebastian, finisher Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co. • Lucht M., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Prescott House Lucich Vincent, cook, r. 107 Clay Lucien Dominique G., r. Gailhard Hotel Lucier Frank, r. 119 Powell Lucier Joseph, boots and shoes, 101 Sixth, r. 1911 Fill- more Luck William, assistant Cosmopolitan Paving and Aspbaltum Co., r. 844 Folsom Liicke Bernard H., salesman Henry Liicke, r. 628 Green liucke Henry, boots and shoes, 40 Geary, r. 628 Green Liicke Theodore, salesman Henry Liicke, r. 628 Green Luckenbille John, baker, r. 625 Clay LiuckKardt C. A. & Co. (Caesar A. Luckhardt) proprietors Nevada Metallurgical Works, 23 Stev- enson, branch office 12 Leidesdorff Luckhardt Ciesar A. (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.) r. 1911 Bush Luckhardt Charles, fireman S.P. BR., r. 212 Sixteenth Luckhardt William G. C, clerk Pulvermacher Gal- vanic Co., r. 524 Pine B^ Luckhardt. See Lockhart Lucks Joseph, tailor Charles Scheurer, r. 625 Sixth Lucky Charles J., captain stmr Petaluma, r. 333 Bry- ant Lucky Prudence M. Mrs., r. 824 Geary Lucky William S. Mrs., widow, r. 11 Hopeton Terrace Luco Juan M., real estate, 84 Montgomery Block, r. 718 Greenwich Lucy Anthony (Smith, Lucy & Co.) r. 2119 Taylor Lucy Dennis J., carpenter, r. 37 Clinton Lucy George D., clerk G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 1225 Fol- som Lucy George B. (G. B. Lucy & Co.) r. 1225 Folsom Lucy George W., bookkeeper Smith, Lucy & Co., r. 2119 Taylor Liucy G. R. & Co. (George B. and Bobert V. Lucy) manufacturers soap, SE cor Brannan and Ninth, office 123 California, room 24 Lucy James, filler Pac. Ink Factory, r. 37 Clinton Lucy Bobert T., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 37 Clinton Lucy Bobert V. (G. B. Lucy & Co.) r. 1225 Folsom Lucy Samuel C, soapmaker, r. S s Channel, bet Four- teenth and Fifteenth a^ Lucy. See Lucey Ludecke August, shoemaker, r. 1302 Folsom Ludemann Adolph, r. 3 Myrtle Av Ludemann Frederick, nursery, NW cor Baker and Lombard Ludemann Henry, bartender Peter Sengstacken, r.lOl Fremont Ludemann Henry, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 327 Duncan Ludemann Henry, shoemaker, 420 Broadway Liidemann Johannes, cooper, r. North German House Ludemann John H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Gough and Oak, r. 132 Oak Ludemann Otto, r. 530 Third Ludemann Wilhelm, merchant, r, Ludermann Henry, butcher F. 12 M Washington Luders John H., deckhand U. S. Btmr Gen. McPher son, r. 423 East Luders Joseph, porter, r. 8 Hubbard Luders Otto, liquor 8alooin507 Davis, r. 228 Francisco Luders William C, clerk Dewey & Co.. r. 58 South Park 1^^ Luders. See Lueders Ludin Charles, bartender Jacob Weiss, r. 2 Bush St. PI Ludington Charles C, wool sorter, r. 109 Leavenworth Ludington Charles S., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Third and Howard, r. 220 Third Iiudington Georg^e C, general auctioneer, office with Easton & Eldridge, 22 Montgomery, r. E s Fillmore, nr Pacific 1415 Octavia P. Lauterwasser, r. TRUMAN, ISHAM& CO., 511 MarM St. HAY, HIDE, HOP, WOOL, RAG, ORCHILLA PRESSES. SHIP PLANK and TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS: ^""^ Y3^««^*a"/i4,ee., LUD 680 LUN c o 4* Ludlam Antbooy, capitalist, r. 844 Mission Ludlam Edward H., carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 844 Mis- sion 0^ Ludlam. See Ludlam Ludlow Anna, widow, r. 1811 Ho'ward Ludlow Garrie B., stock clerk Hoffman & Co., r. 1811 Howard Ludlow William, clerk, r. 565 Howard Ludlow William B., carpenter, and extraman Hose .No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. NE cor Shotwell and Twen- ty-second Ludlum Edward, with D. L. Farnsworth, r. 632 Market Ludorff Augustus, ealesman, r. 216 Lombard Ludorff J., shipcarpenter Dickie Bros. Ludorff Julius, liquor saloon, SW cor Front and Wash- ington, r. 72 Natoma Littdovici Frederick W. , vice-consul Brazil, office 202 Bush Ludovici L. M., conduct* Cal. St. ER., r. 1426 Call- fornia Ludovici W. Oscar, bookkeeper Gas Consumers' Assn, r. 317 Powell Ludvigsen Henry H., student Heald's Business Col- lege Ludvigsen Nels P., porter, r. 410 Buchanan Ludwick Charles, carpenter, r. 480 Stevenson Ludwick Ephraim A. Rev., conductor U. S. Mint, and chaplain Sailors' Home, NE cor Harrrison and Main Ludwick Peter, hostler Central RR. Stables, r. 8 s Turk, bet Webster and Fillmore Ludwig Adam, mnfr sausages, 3 Stockton, r. 7 Stock- ton Ludwig B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Ludwig Ernst H., caterer Vienna Model Bakery, r. 335 Fourth Ludwig Herrman, teamster Ackerman Bros., r. 511 Octavia Ludwig John A., cabinetmaker, r. 1180 Harrison Ludwig John C , machinist, r. 214 Van Ness Av Ludwig Max, driver J. F. G. Eggers, f>a3 California Ludwig William, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta Ludwig Zachary, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. Oakland Ludwigsen Charles F., candymaker George Haas, r. 501 Filbert Ludwigsen Joseph, seaman, r. 68 Oregon Ludwigsen Mary, widow, r. 501 Filbert Luebberke Henry, saloonkeeper, r. Branch House Luedeke Henry, waiter P. F. F. Kohnke, r. 48 Minna Lueders Alfred J., perfumer, r. 1627 Kearny Lueders Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1627 Kearny Lueders Frederick R., architect, office 7243< Market Lueders Ida Miss, r. 2108 Taylor Lueders Richard, r. 101 Dupout B^ Lueders. See Luders Luedetsdorff William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Seventh and Natoma Luellman Louis H., clerk Ferdinand W. H88tedt,r.l76 Minna Lues Edward W., helper Pioneer Lead Works, r. 914 )i Harrison Luesmann Ernest, saloonkeeper, r. 623 California Luesmann Hans E., liquor saloon. 1512 Polk Luf t Christian, waiter, r. 24 Mint Av Lugagne John, cook, r. 259 Minna Luger Joseph, carpenter, 206 Sixteenth Luger Juliana Mrs., wax flowermaker and flower pres- erver, 206 Sixteenth Luger Martin, carpenter, r. 431 Pine Lugim Daniel, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 665 Mission Luginbill T., liquor saloon. 515 Fourth Ln^sdin Jay, manager R. G. Dun & Co's Mercan- tile Agency, 320 California, rooms 3-4, r. Palace Hotel Luhmensen Nicholas H. W., upholsterer A. Jansen, r. 36 Averill Av Luhmensen William Mrs., takery and confectionery, 256 First Luhn Otto, soapmaker, 117 Diamond Luhr Louis, waiter, r. 242 Jessie Luhr William, painter and whitener, 238 Ritch, r. 249 Ritch Luhr William F. A., bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor First and Branuan Linlirs Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor Golden Gate Av and Buchanan Luhrs Enno, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Luhrs Frederick, salesman, r. 427 Duncan Luhrs Henry, clerk Diedrich Luhrs, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and Buchanan Luhrs Herman, r. 127 Jackson Luhrs Herman, wines and liquors, SWoor Pacific and Sansome Luhrs Johaun C, clerk, r. Empire Lodgings Luhrs John (D. Witsen & Co. and Luhrs & Buhlert) r. 301 Montgomery Av Luhrs Martin, cook Frank Muller, r. NE cor Steuart and Folsom Luhrs Nicholas C. Mrs., widow, r. 1119 Bush Luhrs i^ Buhlert (John Luhrs and Julius Buhlert) liquor saloon, 607 Clay Luhrsen Diedrich, shoemaker, 222 Jj Second Luik Frederick, artist, r. 322 Taylor Luingh Gustave, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works Luis John, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery Luis Manuel, deck boy P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 115 Jack- son Luis Rudolph G., laborer, r. 906 Pacific Luisi Angelo (A. Paulucci .t Co.) r. 1632 Eddy Luke Edward J., miller Yolo Mills, r. SW cor Minne- sota and Solano Luke George A., r. 132 Sixth Luke Henry, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Oakland Luke Henry, warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor Minnesota and Solano Luke John, seaman, r. SW cor Solano and Minnesota Luke Mary A., widow, r. 2210 Pine Luke William R., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Montgomery's Hotel Lukens Edward G. (English, Wright & Lukens) r. Oakland Lukes A. D. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Turk liUkiii JosepH Adolph, wines and liquors, 446 California, r. 608 Buchanan Lull Augustus A., clerk, r. 124 Golden Gate Av Lull G. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 124 Golden Gate Av Lull Louis R., health inspector office, 14 O'Farrell, r. 8 Mason Lull Norman A., sawyer Enterprise Mill and Build- ing Co., r. 26 South Park Lumbard Sarah W. , widow, r. 621 Pine Lumbermen's Protective Union, 71 New Montgomery Lumsden Alexander H., shoemaker, r. 4 Chestnut PI Lumsden J. C, expressman, r. 869 Market Lumsden William J., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 4 Chestnut PI Luna Antonio, laborer, r. Pacific Alley Luna Romulo, restaurant and groceries, SE cor Du- pont and Vallejo, r. 1234 Dupont Lunardini Enrico, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Lunas Joseph, waiter C. P. RR. stmr Apache Lunblade Frederick, foreman Kittle & Co's Ware- house, r. 2509 Larkin Lund Allan, r. 1221 Broadway Lund Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth Lund B. Mrs., nurse, r. 514 Stockton Lund Bolette M. Mrs., widow, r. 713 Valencia Lund Charles, butcher, r. 1627 Powell Lund Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel Lund Charles, rougher P.ic. Rolling Mills Lund Charles H., r. 156 Steuart Lund Christian, c.iptain schr Z. B. Heywood, office Pier 13 Steuart Lund Emil S., plasterer, r. 724 Laguna Lund Frank, carpenter, r. 1221 Broadway Lund Henry (Henry Lund & Co.) r. Liverpool, Eng. Liund Henry & Co. (Henry Lund, Horatio Beve- ridge and Marinus C. Lund) importing, shipping and commission merchants, 214 California Lund Henry C, coffee saloon, 428 Kearny, r. 1109 Mason Lund Hugh N., real estate, r. 215 Jj Elm Av Lund John, r. 1221 Broadway Lund John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Lund Marinus C. (Henry Lund & Co.) r. Oakland Lund Nes M., coffee saloon, 615 Montgomery, r. 1109 Mason Lund Peter, polisher Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Oakland Lund Peter, shoemaker, 432 Pacific, r. 812 Kearny Lund William C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel 1^" Lund. See Lundt and Lunt Lundbeck John, coal passer O. R. and N. SS. Oregon Lundberg Charles T., machinist, r. 1080 Broadway Lundberg Edward K. H.. miller, r. 1080 Broadway Luudberg Gustave, tailor, r. 2 Geary PI Lundberg John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WA»iHIN« CAIiL.F» FOR AND DF.Y.IVKRED. OFFICE, 648 3IARHET STREET. LUN 681 LUT Lundberg Magnus, coal passer O. R. and N. SS. Ore- gon Lundberg Nels P., proptr Scandinavian Hotel, 28-30 Clay, and liquor saloon, 7 Merchant, r. 28 Clay Lundberg Peter T., carrier Call, r. 1080 Broadway liundborg Gustav W., student Toland's Medical Col- lege, r. 1504 Taylor Iiundborg John A. W., physician, 123 Stockton, r. 1504 Taylor Lundel Nils L., tailor, r. 353 Minna Lunden August F., r. NE cor Jackson and Battery Lundew Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and Octavia Lundgren Charles, gardener, 2324 Pacific Av Liundgren Charles G., carpenter, r. 1803 Mission Lundgren Jacob A., tailor A. Morris, r. 443 Minna Luudbolm Frank J. , saddlemaker William Davis, r. 1624 Dupont Lundholm John M., tailor, r. 1624 Dupont Lundin Annie, widov?, bakery, 248 Fourth Lundin George, upholsterer Gilbert & Moore, r. 906 Jackson Lundin John, upholsterer Gilbert & Moore, r. 906 Jackson Lundin Theodore C, tailor, r. 248 Fourth B^ Lundin. See London and Louden Lundiue John, seaman P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 625 Davis Lundquist Charles W., quartermaster P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 9 Pacific Luudquist Edward C, hamessmaker Main & Win- chester, r. 711 Geary Lundquist Erick, watchmaker Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. Oakland Lundquist John O., tailor, r. 1914 Broderick Lundquist Peter, laborer, r. 275 Greenwich Lundrigan Thomas, baker Hughes & Foley, r. 512 Howard Liundstrom J. A. <& Co. (Johu A. Lundstrom) merchandise brokers, 202 California Lundstrom John, cooper, r. 11 Federal Lundstrom John A. (J. A. Lundstrom & Co.) 1516 Hyde Lundt Detlef N., shipwright, r. 2104 Mason Lundt Jennie C. Miss, assistant Mission Primary School, r. 2104 Mason 8^" Lundt. See Lund and Lunt Lundy Aaron, peddler, r. 359 Tehama Lundy Benjamin, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Lundy Benjamin, tinner John C. Lawson, r. Ala- meda Lundy David, furniture, 829 Market, r. 1826 Eddy Lundy Hamilton, crockery and tinware, 350 Third liUiidy Thomas, importer watches, clocks, jew- elry, silverware, etc., 7-9 Third, r. 141 Silver Lungenotti Red., candy maker Hirschfeld & Saroni, r. 517 ii Stevenson Lunin P. P., driver Market St. RR., r. 1002 Minna Luning John N., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel Luning Nicholas, capitalist, 211 Sansome, r. Palace Hotel Lunny Bernard, driver N. B. and M. RR.,r. 6 Langton Lunny Edward J., shoecutter Jory Bros., r. 6 Langton Lunny Hugh, porter M.Wertheimer& Bro.,r. 6 Lang- ton Lunny James W., painter H, M. Rosekrans, r. 1421 Twenty-fourth Lunny James W. Jr.. sign painter W. G. Eoch, r. 21 Hill Lunny Joseph, porter S. W. Roseustock & Co., r. 519 Bush Lunsman Charles, clerk J. H. Ludeman, r. 132 Oak Lunsmau John F., clerk, r. 400 Pacific Lunsman John H. (Leydecker & Lunsman) r. 631 Davis Lunstedt Edward, butcher, r. 2404 Jones Lunstedt Henry, clerk, r. 2404 Jones Limstedt Jacob, clerk, r. 2404 Jones Lunstedt Theodore, lithographer Schmidt Label and Lithograph Co., r. 2404 Jones Lundstram John I., seaman schr Annie Larsen, r. 140 Folsom Lunt A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1914 Stockton Lunt Oliver A., dancing academy, 320 Post, r. 418 Leavenworth Lunt Orrington, r. 609 Post i^" Lunt. See Luud and Lundt , Luntzmann Henry, expressman, 617 Davis, r. 304 Fran- cisco Luporini Luigl, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Luporini Raflfaelo, Bersagliere Soc, 625 Broadway Luppo John, physician and surgeon, oflBce and r. 210 Montgomery Av Lupton Michael, seaman, r. 408 Harrison Luratl Pietro (Qullici & Lurati) r. 621 Broadway Lurch Isaac, waiter, r. 103 Perry Lurmann Frederick (Lurmann & Co.) r. 614 Seventh Lurmann & Co. (Frederick Lurmann and William F. Garms) proptrs Milwaukee Brewery, 612-614 Seventh Luscombe Edward, oysterman, r. Empire Lodgings Luscombe Robert, manager Cal. Corset Co., 539 Mar- ket, r. Alameda Luse A. P. (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. Chicago Luse Henry H., lumber merchant, r. 14 Essex 1^^ Luse. See Luce Lusinchi August, r. 624 Lombard Lusinchi Martini, liquor saloon, 401 Montgomery Av, r. 614 J4 Lombard Lusinchi Paul (Lusinchi & Tavolara) r. 515 Filbert Lusinchi & Tavolara (Paul Lusinchi and James Tavo- lara) fish, 6 Clay St. Market Liusk A. <& Co. (Albert Lusk, William Jacobs and John Kleinhans) wholesale dealers canned, dried and green fruits, 534-536 Clay, and cannery, 423- 433 Brannan Lusk Albert (A. Lusk & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Lusk Chester D., trader, r. 568 Mission Lusk George B., foreman William E. Bridge, r. 226 Sutter Lussier W., pattern maker National Iron Works, r. Oakland Lust Benjamin, clerk O. W. Nordwell, r. 451 Natoma Lust Carl F. F., teacher, r. 764 Mission Lust Fanny, widow, r. 451 Natoma Lustenberger Felix J., dairyman, r. NE cor Virginia Av and Lundy Lane, B. H Lustenberger Michael, dairyman, r. NE cor Virginia Av and Lundy Lane, B. H. Lustenberger Rofena, widow, milk dairy, NE cor Virginia Av and Lundy Lane, B. H. Lustig Daniel D., apothecary U. S. Marine Hospital Lustig Henry L. A., cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific Lustig Isaac, merchant, r. 462 Natoma Lustig William, jeweler, r. 11 Eddy Lustmau Moses, varieties, 841 Market, r. 468 Jessie Lutgen Charles, bartender Frank Walterstein, r. 650 Washington Lutgen Etta, domestic 2221 Taylor Lutgen Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 1505 Devisadero Liitgen J. C, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1505 Devisa- dero Lutgen John (Wichman & Lutgen) r. Alameda Lutgens Adolph C, draftsman, r. 741 Minna Lutgens Ernest H., jeweler, r. 741 Minna Lutgens John H. C, collector Cormac & Jahn, r. 741 Minna Lutjens Hermann W., groceries, liquors, hay and grain, NE Twenty-sixth and Mission LiJth Carl W., butcher, r. N s Falkland, bet Savan- nah and Platte Luther Abbie A., widow, r. 112 Fourth Luther Edwin, carpenter, r. 103 Ash Av Luther George E., drayman Richards & Harrison, r. 6 Prospect PI Luther Hans, photograph gallery, 444 J^ Third Luther Herman W., teacher music, r. 101 Prospect) PI Luther James, carpenter S. P. RR., r. 223 Shotwell Luther John B. (Greenebaum & Co.) r. 336 O'Farrell Lutke Robert, showcase maker William ProU, r. 1213 Twenty-second Lutky George, porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. Oak- land Lutley Robert W., carpentor^r. 613 Mission Lutsenhezen Henry, r. 634 Vallejo Luttge Charles A., bartender, r. 650 Washington Liitticken Frank, cigars and tobacco, 36 S;xth, r. 35j Cedar Av Liitto Frederick, engineer', r. 207 Montgomery Av Luttnn Robert, carpenter, r. NE cor Broadway and Buchanan Luttrell James F.. freight clerk P. C. SS. Ancon Luttringer Alphonse, r. 743 Minna Luttringer Alphonse Jr., actor Tlvoli Opera House, r. 743 Minna Luttringer Cbarles, liquor saloon, W s Mission Road, nr County Line Luttringer Emile, liquor saloon, 1019 Market Luttringer Joseph, r. 743 Minna Luttringer Martin, woodcarver, r. 906 Pacific, rear WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURERS OF FINE WmflowSliades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. G.W.CLARK & CO. 645 Market St. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES FUIiTOW fKON TVORKS, 213 Fremont Ntreec, , .Maniifucturcrs of Sui;ar ]*IiIlK, Vacnuiu Pan*, Etc. LUT 682 LYN Luttringer Richmond, porter Charles Klttelberger, r. 1019 Market Luttringer Sophie Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 1019 Market liuty Frederick R., mining secretary, 330 Pine, room 5, r. Oakland Luty John S., real estate, 330 Pine, room 5, r. Oakland Lutz Charles, packer Fisher Packing Co.,r. 425 Grove Lutz Frederick, r. 217 Third Lutz George, tailor Green & Seller, r. 461 Minna Lutz George J., cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. Oak- land Lutz Hermann, tinsmith Hufschmidt & Bro., r. Ala- meda Lutz Jacob, teamster, r. Trinidad, bet Platte and Yazoo Lutz John C, bakery, SW cor Mason and Chestnut Lutz John C, butcher, 135 Oak,r. 8E cor Oak and Gough Lutz Louis, carpenter, r. 536 Mission Lutz Michael, teamster, r. Trinidad, bet Platte and and Yazoo liutz William E., city agent Guardian Assurance Co., 314 California, r. 18 Rondell PI • Lutzen Charles, liquor saloon, 903 Kearny, r. 915 Union Lutzen Oscar A., saddler, r. 740 Broadway Lutzinger S., varnisher, r. 3 Chatham PI • Lux Abraham, shipping clerk Justinian Caire, r. 1114 Vallejo Lux Adam, hostler James Hurst, r. 1118 Howard Lux Charles (Miller & Lux) r. NW cor Jackson and Gough Lux Christ, clerk, r. 1016 Kearny Lux Christian, S. F. Baecker Vereln, 413 Sutter Lux Frank A. (Bach & Lux) r. 1411 Folsom Lux Frederick A., r. 1114 Vallejo Lux Fritz, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r. 514 Grove Lux George, clerk Justiniau Calre, r. 1114 Valle.io Lux Henry, engineer Kragen & Geist, r. 522 Sixth Lux Louis A., cashier Madison & Burke, r. Russ House Luxenberg Moritz, r. 905 Market Luyster Thomas G. W., salesman, r. 712 Montgomery Lybrand George F. (J. L. Faust & Co.) r. 1015 Clay Lycett John, coachman, r. S s Twenty-first, bet Dolo- res and Church Lycett Patrick, porter John F. Knox, r. 523 Jessie B^~ Lycett. SeS Lysett Lydon Daniel, laborer, r. 13 Sherwood PI Lydon Daniel Mrs., widow, house and sign painting, 23 Sixth, r. 206 Eleventh Lydon Delia Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 1071 Bryant Lydon James, teamster, r. 27)^ Clara Lydon John, engineer, r. 848 Folsom Lydon John, laborer, r. 430 Clementina, rear Lydon John, laborer Chase k Wolfif Lydon John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 24 Ritch Lydon Martin, laborer, r. 20 Garden Lydon Martin, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta Lydon Mary, widow, r. 206 Eleventh Lydon Michael, asphaltum roofer, r. 13 Lynch Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 21 H Clara Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 24 Ritch Lydon Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Bres- lin Hotel Lydon Patrick H., clerk, r. 529 Mission Lydon Thomas, laborer P. M. S». Co's Wharf, r. 227 Minna 1^" Lydon. See Layden and Leydon Lyford Lottie A. Mrs., proptr Appleton House, 33 Fifth , Iiyin{^-in Hospital and Fonndling Agylnm, 913 Golden Gate Av Lyle Andrew, laborer, r. 322 Beale Lyle Andrew G., pressman, r. 17 EUlof Park Lyle Edith, domestic Ifilfi California Lyle Freeman B., bookkeeper, r. 1032 Jackson Lyle John, sparmaker Matthew Turner, r. 1811 O'Far- rell Lyle Joshua B., real estate, r. 1003 Van Ness Av Lyle William S., capitalist, office 11 Nevada Block, r. 1603 Van Ness Av 0^ Lyle. SeeLial Lyman Charles, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works Lyman Charles, lumber surveyor, r. 726 Capp Lyman Charles, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 709 Nineteenth Lyman Edward, night clerk Broadway Block, r. 503 Union Lyman Edward F., machinist Byron Jackson , r. 209 Langton Lyman J. Chester, office, 202 Market and 3 Pine, room 7, r. Fruit Vale Lyman Jonathan H.. office 202 Market and 3 Pine, room 7, r. 1401 Van Ness Av Lyman John R., helper J. A. Folger & Co., r. 135 Shipley Lyman Lorenzo B., office 659 Clay, r. 917 Sutter Lyman Patrick, clerk, r. 138 Shipley Lyman William, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 441 Twentieth Lyman William H., weigher .iltna Iron Works, r. 2543 Folsom Lynas John C, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r. 413 J4 Hayes Lynat John, laborer, r. 2525 Post Lynch Alexander, r. 14 Natoma Lynch Alice E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School, r. 333 McAllister Lynch Andrew, tanner John Counihan & Son, r. 739 Bran nan Lynch Anne, widow, r. 520 J4 Bryant Lynch Arthur, driver United Carriage Co., r. 11 Hub- bard Lynch B., laborer O. Imp. Co. Lynch Belle Mrs., r. 11 Dale PI Lynch Bradford, shoemaker R. P. Chase & Co., r. 51 Stevenson Lynch Bridget Mrs., r. 721 Davis Lynch Brothers (James and David) liquor saloon, NE cor Minna and Fourth Lynch Catherine, widow, r. 5 Alice Lynch Catherine, widow, r. 1036 Folsom Lynch Catherine, widow, r. N s Fourteenth, bet Fol- som and Harrison Lynch Charles, plumber, r. 631 J^ Minna Lynch Chester T., compositor, r. 841 Market Lynch Cornelius, laborer, r. S s Fourteenth, bet Castro and Noe Lynch Cornelius, piledriver, r. 14 M Ritch - Lynch Cornelius J., woolpacker, r. 2302 Folsom Lynch Daniel, r. 805 Stevenson, bet Potter and Brady Lynch Daniel, asphaltum roofer, r. 253 Minna Lynch Daniel F., r. 24 Willows Av Lynch David (Lynch Brothers) r. 824 Mission Lynch David, proptr City Horse and Cattle Yard, NE cor Market and Tenth, r. SE cor Dame and Ran- dall Lynch Dennis, janitor U. S. Appraisers' Building, r. 335 Seventeenth Lynch Dennis, laborer, r. 517 Folsom Lynch Dennis, tanner, r. N s Dominica, bet Susque- hanra and St. John Lynch Edward, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 17, r. Temescal Lynch Edward, first lieutenant Co. F, 8th Infantry U.S. A., Angel Island Lynch Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1919 Stevenson Lynch Elizabeth F., widow, r. 526 Natoma Lynch Ellen, widow, r. Collins, nr Geary Lynch Ellen P., domestic W s Arkansas, bet Napa and Shasta Lynch Frank, upholsterer, r. 4 Hinckley PI Lynch George, driver United Carrirge Co., r. 13J4 Powell Lynch George, stereotyper Painter & Co.. r.269 Jessie Lynch George W., boilerniaker, r. 908 Sansome Lynch George W., bookkeeper Bigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 157 Seventh Lynch George W., clerk, r. 34 Austin Lynch George W., plumber Presidio Reservation, r. 2012 Larkin Lynch Hannah Miss, groceries 478 (470) Tehama Lynch Henry, bartender Joseph A. Giueti, r. 626 Cal- ifornia Lyncli Henry H., real estate, 320 Sansome, room 54, r. 515 Haight Lynch Henry J., turner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. Oakland Lynch Hubert T. (Caulfield k Lynch) r. 520J4 Bryant Lynch Timothy, r. 452 Twentieth Lynch Timothy, carpenter, r. 520 5i Bryant Lynch Timothy, laborer, r. 519 Mission Lynch Timothy, longshoreman, r. 520 Mission Lynch Timothy, plumber and gasfitter, 1007 Ji Stock- ton Lynch Timothy, stevedore, r. 415 Vallejo Lynch Timothy D., porter S. & G. Gump, r. 520J4 Bryant Lynch Timothy P., stockman, r. 840 Harrison Lynch T. J., Balesman Eeane Bros., r. 337 Fourth Lynch William, laborer, r. 642 Mission Lynch William D., engineer Pac. Boiling Mills, r. Ws Kentucky, bet Napa and Butte Lynch William F., physician, office 32 Fourth, r. 4l6 Geary Lynch William J., painter, r. 255 Third Lynch William T., mattrass maker Gal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 3 Salmon LiyncH Wingfleld, chiropodist, office and r. 10 Geary Lynch Wingfield Mrs., cosmetic bazaar, 10 Geary Lynchey Patrick, capitalist, r. American Exchange Hotel Lyude George L., truckman, r. Empire Lodgings Lynde John E., stationery, 1432 Broadway Lynde N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 534 Bartlett, bet Twenty. fifth and Twenty-sixth Lynde William C. (Lynde k Hough) r. 1416 Larkin Lynde & Hoag^li (William C. Lynde and Howard M. Hough) commission merchants and wholesale fish dealers, 416-418 Davis B^ Lynde. See Lind Lynds A., agent Allen & Ginter (Richmond, Va.) r. Lick House Lyne Richard C, salesman Keane Bros., r. 32 Ritch Lyne William, machinist, r. 918 Vallejo S^ Lyne. See Lion and Lyon Lynes Benjamin S., night inspector Custom House, r. S 8 Lundy Lane, nr Virginia Av, B, H. Lynett John, laborer, r. 2525 Post Lynett Martin, laborer, r. 2523 Post Lyng James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. SW cor Grove and Webster Lynn Andrew, expressman, NE cor Howard and Spear, r. 238 J^ Ritch Lynn Charles, dishwasher, r. 137 ^ Fifth Lynn Charles, tanner John Couniban & Son.r. SW cor Railroad Av and Trinidad Lynn Charles E., boilermaker, r. 614 Powell Lynn Florence Miss, bookbinder, r. 121 O'Farrell Lynn Frank, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf Lynn George D., actor, r. 419 Powell Lynn Jacob, r. 419 Powell Lynn Jacob Jr., musician, r. 39 Fifth Lvnn John, stableman City RR., r. 16 Lapidge Lynn Patrick, laborer Krenz & Getz, r. 231 Duncan Lynn Patrick, liquor saloon, 1910 Mission iff" Lynn. See Linn Lynngreen John W., carpenter, r. 21 Nevada Lynton Ethel, actress, r. 623 Larkin Lyon Archibald F., bookkeeper Elsen Bros., r. 1017 Howard Lyon Champlain, r. 418 Capp Lyon David, attorney at law, 659 Clay Lyon Emanuel, clerk L. & E. Werthelmer, r. 828 Post Lyon Frank M., wood engraver Schmidt Label and Lithograph Co., r. Commercial Hotel Lyon Harry B., compositor Bosqni Engraving and Printing Co., r. Commercial Hotel Lyon Heber C, teacher Trinity School, r. 1534 Mis- sion Lyon Henry L., clerk Albert Eber, r. 124 Ji Sliver Lyon James E., bricklayer, r. 420 Jackson Lyon James E., miniiig, 314 Montgomery, room 6 Lyon James J., receiving clerk Custom House, r. 824 Nineteenth Lyon John, bricklayer, r. 1424 Kearny Lyon John, journalist, r. 42 Moss Lyon John, tinner, r. 2708 Mission Lyon John A., lithograph printer Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 16 Van Ness Av Lyon John J., bricklayer, r. 1306 Montgomery Lyon John L. (Lyon & Kinsey) r. Oakland Lyon M. A. Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel Lyon Nelson, r. 102 Ninth Lyon Patrick, laborer, r. 63 Jessie Lyon Sallie P., widow, r. 124 !<5 Silver Lyon Seely B. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 210 Fair Oaks Lyon Theodore, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. Oriental Hotel Lyon Thomas, r. 222 Clara Jj-yon Walter B., grand secretary Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., office 325 Montgomery, r. 36 Haight Lyon William, carriage painter D. S. Shute, r. 25 Oak Lyon William C, night clerk Baldwin House Lyon William L., commission merchant, 206 Folsom, r. 515 Folsom Lyon William S., real estate agent, r. 11 Mason Lyon Worthington S., melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 1320 Eighth, Oakland Lyon Si Co, (John Harrold) proprietors Empire Brewery and Maltbouse, N s Chestnut, nr Mason, office 179 Jessie Lyon & Kinsey (John L. Lyon and Charles W. Kinsey) auctioneers and house brokers, 314 Montgomery 8^" Lyon. See Lion and Lyne Lyons A. J., student California Commercial College Lyons Alexander, r. 3060 Laguna Lyons Alexander, clerk, r. 213 Gough Lyons Alexander J. (Lyons Brothers) r. 2031 Mission Lyons Alfred, hackman, r. 21 Clara Lyons Allen P., salesman William Gruenhagen, r. 719 Ellis Lyons Andrew J., harness maker Main & Winchester, r. 1223 Broadway Lyons Arthur W. N., mnfr surgical instruments, 325)4 Bush, r. 1 Quincy PI Lyons Brothers (Lewis and Alexander J.) printers, 420 Hayes Lyons Catherine, widow, r. 1900 Powell Lyons Charles, clerk E. H. Judkins, r. 2101 Mission Lyons Charles, merchant tailor, 1218 Market, r. 1614 Mission Lyons Charles, tanner, r. 212 Langton Lyons Charles A., drayman Corporation Yard 8.F. F. D., r. 50 Sacramento Lyons Charles E., first officer P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 1206 Leavenworth Lyons Charles H., driver N. B. and M. BR., s. 772 X Harrison Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, 227 Bush, r. 348 Fremont Lyons Daniel, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 334 Bryant Lyons Daniel, rigger, r. 1027 Market Lyons Daniel, teamster Robert Smith, r. 1810 Larkin Lyons Dennis, contractor, r. 26 Freelon Lyons Dennis J., clerk, r. 842 Vallejo Lyons Dennis J., steerage steward O. R. and N. SB. Oregon Lyons Edward, lithographer A. Waldstein, r. 621 Pa- Pacific Lyons Edward, paver, r. 563 Bryant Lyons E. G. Si Co. (Ernest G. Lyons and Jules Mayer) wholesale liquor.s and manufacturers and distillers syrups and cordials, etc., proprietors California Rock Candy and Syrup 'Works, and sole agents Amsterdam Sherry Wine Bitters, 608- 510 Jackson Lyons Eliza, widow, r. 83 Clementina, rear Lyons Elizabeth, widow, r. 842 Vallejo Lyons Ernest G. (E. G. Lyons & Co.) r. 605 Eddy Lyons George, waiter, r. 45 Second Lyons George W., liquor saloon, 929 Bryant Lyons Jacob, traveling salesman Nast, Greenzwelg b Co., r. 2031 Mission Lyons James, hostler, r. 277 Stevenson Lyons James, laborer, r. 8 Camp Lvous James, machine operator Main & Winchester, r. 1223 Broadway Lyons James H., clerk Bank of California, r. NE cor Filbert and Leavenworth Lyons James J., foreman William H. Miner, r. 15 Sherwood PI Lyons James M. Lyons James M Lyons James S Leavenworth Lyons Jane, widow, r. 1223 Broadway Lyons Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 5 Bay Lyons John (Collins & Lyons) r. 7 Juniper Lyons John, assistant O'Connor, Mofiatt & Co., r. 1312 Van Ness Av Lyons John, boilermaker helper S. P. RR., r. 278 Tehama Lyons John, fruit peddler, r. 22 Clinton Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 222 Clara bookkeeper, r. 202 Sixth , carpenter and builder, r. 916 Lyon , bookkeeper, r. NE cor Filbert and LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to Braverman Jk KieTjr 119 MONTGOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WASmtIG fTElil. DOKE AT VERT rOTT RATES. OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET, LYO 685 MAC Lyons John, liquor saloon, 525 Mission, r. 566 How- ard Lyons John, molder Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 63 Jessie Lyons John, plumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 311 Lin- den Av Lyons John, watchman, r. 128 Francisco Lyons John B., plumber, r. 1 McCormick Lyons John D., laborer, r. 730 Natoma Lyons John F., compositor, r. 730 Howard Lyons John F., laborer, r. 26 Freelon Lyons John F., laborer, r. 109 Langton Lyons John F., porter, r. 15 Sherwood PI Lyons John M., cake trimmer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 18 Bluxome Lyons Joseph, stationer, r. 428 Geary Lyons Julia, domestic 2610 Sacramento Lyons Julia Mrs., janitress Turk St. Primary School Lyons Lewis (Lyons Brothers) r. 2031 Mission Lyons Louis, printer Adjutant-General Office, U. S.A., Presidio Reservation, r. 3060 Laguna Lyons Margaret Miss, furnisher rooms, 783 Folsom Lyons Mark, laundryman Scherb, Kathje & Wickbam, r. S s Sixteenth, nr Valencia Lyons Martin, policeman, r. 1425 Mason Lyons Martin, teamster, r. 329 Bryant Lyons Mary, widow, r. 11 Decatur Lyons Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 730 Howard Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 136 Page Lyons Michael, proptr Mint House, 1027 Market Lyons Michael, seaman O. R. and SS. Columbia, r. 19 Mission Lyons Michael, teamster, r. 748 Ash Av Lyons Michael E., r. 650 Howard Lyons Mortimer, r. 540 Ellis Lyons Newton L., salesman, r. 2236 Bush Lyons Patrick, expressman, NW cor Third and Fol- som, r. 462 Alabama Lyons Patrick, hostler, r. 25 Washington Lyons Patrick, laborer, r. 1312 Van Ness At Lyons Patrick, porter Peter J. Carr, r. Lundy Lane, nr California Av, B. H. Lyons Patrick, teamster, r. 1330 Howard Lyons Patrick H., tinsmith, r. 730 Natoma Lyons Peter, laborer, r. 127 Folsom Lyons Richard, longshoreman, r. 109 Vallejo, rear Lyons Sabina, widow, groceries, 932 Nineteenth Lyons Samuel, clerk, r. 824 Nineteenth Lyons Talbot L.,r. 310 Tehama Lyons Theodore, pressman Alta Job Office, r. 916 Lyon Lyons Thomas, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 317 Green Lyons Thomas, boatman, r. 10 Broadway Lyons Thomas, hostler Sutter St. RR. Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 1448 Minna Lyons Thomas, laborer O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r. 334 Bryant Lyons Tliomas, stock clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1312 Van Ness Av Lyons Thomas F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. Oakland Lyons Thomas L., r. 310 Stockton Lyons Timothy, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 134 Fol- som Lyons Timothy J., attorney at law, 636 Clqy, room 5, r. 6 O'Farrell Alley Lyons William, cook Peter Hopkins, r. 4 Chatham PI Lyons William, expressman, cor. Spear and Bryant, r. 9 Church Lane Lyons William, packer Bernard & Mantell, r. 423 Broadway Lyons William A., reporter, r. 1900 Powell Lyons William H., butcher, r. 529 First B^ Lyons. See Lion, Lyues and Lyon Lyser Albert, cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 329 IvyAv Lyser Albert, editor Pacific School Journal, 45 Phelan Building, r. Washington Corners Lyser Jacob, barber, 2003 Fillmore Lysett James, steward, r. 931 Market Lysett John P., capitalist, r. NE cor Eighteenth and "Vnl Pjicifli Lysett Simon, millhand F. Korbel & Bros., r. .227 Clementina B^" Lysett. See Lycett Lytgens Julius W. R., cigar mnfr, 18J$ Fifth, r. 919 J^ Howard Lytle Joseph, watchman freight depot S. P. KB., r. 1104 Mission Lytle Joseph F., barber, r. 904 Kearny Lytle Thomas, miner, r. 126 Golden Gate Av B^- Lytle. See Little 1ST Maack Ebnst (Stahl & Maack) r. 706 Taylor Maack Henry J., porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1024 Treat Av Maack William, porter W. W. Dodge & Co., r. 1505 Steiner 8^" Maack. See Mack Maas August (Maas & Woest) r. SW cor Powell and Vallejo Maas Brosius, butcher, r. Bonanza House Maas Charles, cooper David Woerner, r. 512 Fourth Maas Charles, waiter, r. 52 Second Maas Frederick (Atzeroth & Maas) r. 1708 Fillmore Maas Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1053 Folsom Maas John H., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 31 Alta Maas Matthias, master mariner, r. 516 Chestnut Maas Philip, resident physician German Hospital Maas Philip J., r. 1053 Folsom Maas & Woest (August Maas and Louis Woest) gro- ceries and liquors, SW cor. Powell and Vallejo IK?" Maas. See Maass and Mass Maasberg Christian, cooper David Woerner, r. Oak- land Maass Abraham, bookkeeper Lilienthal & Co., r. 809 Golden Gate Av Maass Charles, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 624 Fourth Maass Henry, liquor saloon, 139 Beale Maass Henry F., proprietor New Washington Ho- tel, 622-626 Fourth Maass Henry W., foreman Thierbach & Kroeger, r. 624 Fourth Maass John C, clerk, r. 3 Mary Lane Maass John G., liquor saloon, SE cor Main and How- ard B^Maass. See Maas and Mass Maatta John, longshoreman, r. 214 Steuart, rear Mabie Fannie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel Mabie Julian E., clerk Easton «»•« in COAI. and pig iron, J. mnUUUIlUUUn IX UU. 41 MlarUet street, comer Spe«r. MAC 687 MAD B^" Mack. See Maack Mackay A., coal passer O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla Mackay Alexander, importer and mnfr carpets, oil cloths, matting and upholstery goods, 715 Market, r. 319 Golden Gate Av Mackay Donald S., bookkeeper Safety Nitre Powder Co., r. 2728 Mission Mackay Charles, salesman Henry Dutton Jr., r. 1732 Devisadero Mackay Duncan C, broker and commission agent, 410 California, r. 1501 Washington Mackay Jessie Miss, retoucher I. West Taber Mackay John W., stone cutter, r. 499 Brannan Mackay J. Stuart, carpenter, r. 101 Oak Mackay Kittie Miss, retoucher I. West Taber Mackay Samuel E., powder maker, r. 2728 Mission Mackay Walter S., bookkeeper Alexander Mackay, r. 319 Golden Gate Av Mackay William W., tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 812 Jessie B^ Mackay. See Mackey, Mackie, McKay and McKee Macke P., water tender P. M. SS. City of Tokio Mackel James J., carrier Call, r. 103 Ash Av Mackel John, carrier The Guide, r. 116 Fulton Mackel William C, clerk, r. 116 Fulton Macken James, capitalist, r. 1028 Folsom Macken Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 126 Twenty-fifth Macken Lawrence, capitalist, r. S 8 Precita Av, bet Howard and Mission 8^ Macken. See Mackln and Makin Mackender John, r. 308 Jessie Mackenzie Andrew, special policeman, r. 528 Green Mackenzie James M., millwright, r. 1612 Bush Mackenzie John H., r. The Baldwin Mackenzie Jolin R. , general agent Pacific coast. The Singer Manufacturing Co., 116 Sutter, r. Oak- land Mackenzie Robert Rev., pastor Howard Presbyterian Church, r. 1124 Eddy Mackenzie Thomas P., with The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 208 Hyde 8^ Mackenzie. See MacEenzie and McKenzie Mackert Frank A., liquor saloon, NW cor Dupont and O'Farrell, r. 912^ Jackson Mackey C. H., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works Mackey Daniel, laborer, r. 216 Ninth Mackey D. S., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1609 Geary Mackey Hugh, carpenter, r. 11 Alemany Av Mackey James, blacksmith, r. 34 Minna Mackey James, expressman, NW cor Turk and Mason, r. E s Fourteenth, nr Guerrero Mackey James Jr., stockfitter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. E s Fourteenth, nr Guerrero Mackey John, rancher, r. NE cor Twenty-ninth and Point Lobos Avs Mackey John, tinsmith, r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet Noe and Sanchez Mackey Lottie, shoefitter JoryBros., r. 11 Alemany Av Mackey Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory Mackey P., boatman, r. 4 Merchant Mackey Patrick, boatman, r. 919 Battery Mackey Thomas, r. SW cor Potrero Av and Twenty- fifth Mackey William, waiter The Windsor, 905 Market Mackey William J., baker, r. 1047 Harrison t^ Mackey. See Mackay, Mackie, McKay and Mc- Kee Mackie Alexander, entryclerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 25 Erie Mackie David J., plumber, r. 118 Shotwell Mackie Evelyn Miss, r. 2331 Bush Mackie Hamilton W., druggist, r. 118 Shotwell Mackie James B., broker, oflice 321 Montgomery, r. Oakland Mackie James F., bookkeeper Byron Jackson, r. 536 Sixth Mackie John W., r. 3 Julian Av Mackie J. Wylie, booKkeeper Whitney & Marshall, r. Oakland Mackie Peter, master mariner, r. 118 Shotwell Mackie Robert W., millwright, r. 3 Julian Av a^" Mackie. See Mackay, Mackey, McKay and McKee Mackin James, tailor, r. 118 Clara Mackin John F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r. 211 Oak Mackin L., r. 1104 Mission Mackin Samuel, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 422 Fremont Mackin Thomas, fireman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro f^" Mackin. See Macken and Makin Mackinnon George, third officer P. M. SS. Colima Mackintosh Daniel, paper hanger, r. 1809 Taylor Mackintosli Donald, accountant, 17 Montgomery Block, r. 620 Hayes Mackintosh John, horse shoer A. Hahn & Co., r. 502 )i Broadway Mackintosh Robert, physician, office and r. 1013 . Mission Mackintosh William C, laborer Pac. Rolling Hills, r. 624 Fourth US'" Mackintosh. See Mcintosh Mackison John J., carpenter, r. 147 Valencia Macklin James F., clerk, r. 725 M Bush Macklin John N., printer, r. 1 Beideman Macklin L.. clerk Anatomical Museum, r. SE cor Seventh and Mission Mackney Thomas, housepainter, r. 837 Folsom Mackrett George B., journalist, r. 728 Sutter Maclean Daniel, physician, office and r. 324 Sutter Macleay Donald (Corbitt& Macleay) r. Portland, Or Macleay Kenneth (Corbitt & Macleay) r. Portland, Or. ^0" Macleay. See McLea Maclurkin A. R., night watchman Market St. RR. Co., r. 24 Verona Macmillan — , assistant engineer P. M. SS. San Jose Macmillan Hugh, engineer stmr Crescent City, r. 727 Jj McAllister Macmillan Willis M., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 2216 Fillmore Macoinber C. A. &k Co. (Charles A. Macomber) dealers leather and cut bottom stock, 418-420 Commercial Macomber Charles A. (C. A. Macomber & Co.) r. 331 Ellis Macomber Edward E., cutter B. & O. Greenebaum, r. 321 Minna Macomber Florence L. Mrs., r. 223 Ellis Macomber Horace L., housepainter, r. 321 Minna K?" Macomber. SeeMacumber Macondray Frederic W. (Macondray & Go.) r. 1916 Jackson Macondray Frederick W., clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 1617 Broderick Macondray George N., clerk Samuel Hill, r. 1617 Brod- erick Macondray Martha L. Miss, r. 1904 Washington, cor Franklin Macondray William, clerk Macondray & Co., r. 1617 Broderick Macondray &i Co. (Frederic W. Macondray, Michael Castle and James A. Robinson) import- ing, shipping and commission merchants and agents Yangtze Insurance Association and North China Insurance Co., also agents Louis Roederer's champagne for the Pacific Coast, 204-206 Sansome Macowsky Jacob {Macowsky & Adelson) r. 43 Third Macowsky & Adelson (Jacob Macowsky and Julias Adelson) news stand and varieties, 600 Market Macpherson Alexander M. (Macpherson & Branagan) r. 133 Fair Oaks Macpherson Alexander W. Jr., capitalist, 318 Pine, room 30. r. Abbotsford House Macpherson Thomas (Eicholz & Macpherson) r. 457 Stevensen Macpherson & Branagan (Alexander M. Macpherson and Christopher Branagan) produce conunission, 214 Washington 8^ Macpherson. See McPherson Macquahe Robert, dishwasher R. Luna, r. Continent- al Lodging House Macree Andrew, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo Macsorley A. & Co. (Alfred S. Macsorley) bill distributors, 306}^ Jessie Macsorley Alexander K. Rev., r. 270 Jessie Macsorley Alfred S.,(A. Macsorley & Co.) r. 306 X Jessie Macsorley Henry, advertising agent, 270 Jessie V^" Macsorley. See McSorley Macumber Stephen L., carpenter, r. 168 3^ Silver Macy Daniel F., bookkeeper r. 26083^ Mission Macy David F., office 32 Stevenson Building, r. cor Fourteenth Av and East Nineteenth, Oakland Macy Harry, clerk Henry C. Macy. r. 1215 Mason Macy Henry C, architect, office 120 Sutter, room 22, r. I'Jla Mason Macy Katie Mrs., r. 1036 Folsom, rear Macy Mary F., b -kery and varieties. 2608 J^ Mission Macy William W., lather, r. 2608}^ Mission iS" Macy. See Micey Madalena Gaudenzio, laundryman, r. Ticino Hotel o O ft STEAM ENGINES Threshing Machines. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market St. San Francisco. CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 Spear St. JOHN WI6M0RE MAD 688 MAE o 0 Madden A. E. Miss, teacher, r. 1124 M Folsom Madden Agnes Miss, teaclier (Oakland) r. 1834 OTar- rell Madden Bridget, widow, r. 224 Minna Madden David, r. 1315 Steiner Madden Dennis H., blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 444 Jes- sie, rear ^ ,,„„ Madden Edmond, printer S. F. Daily Beport, r. 1627 Folsom . Madden Edward, carcleaner S. P. KB., r. 651 Third' Madden Edward H., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,r. 631 Webster Madden Edward L., bricklayer, r. 568 Mission Madden Frank, laborer, r. 48 Jessie Madden George, cutter Neville & Co., r. 224 Minna Madden George S.. currier, r. 703 Market Madden Helen M. Miss, clerk John F. Snow, r. 1623 Mission Madden Henry A., cutter Neville & Co., r.224 Minna Madden James, r. SE cor Gough and Fell Madden James, coachman, 1299 Van Ness Av Madden James, engineer S. P. KB., r. 1776 Folsom Madden James, laborer, r. NE cor Harrison and Twenty-fourth . Madden James, steward P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 210 Union Madden James, tailor, r. 1224 Post Madden James, teamster, r. 359 J^ Eleventh Madden James A., plasterer, r. 21 Bausch, rear Madden Jerome, land agent S. P. KB., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 78. r. San Mateo Madden John, blacksmith Pac. Boiling Mills, r. 425 Natoma Madden John,candvmaker, r. 8 Vandewater, rear Madden John, car inspector S. P. BR., r. 2319 Ham- son ^ ._ a Madden John, fruits and bakery, SE cor Gough and Fell Madden John, laborer, r. 359 J4 Eleventh Madden John, laborer, r. 624 Fourth Madden Jonn, plasterer, r. 318 Capp, rear Madden John, porter Larzelere & Witham, r. 910 Har- rison ^„. ,, ., Madden John, shoemaker, 106 Dupont, r. 106 McAl- lister Madden John Jr., r. SE cor Gough and Fell Madden John C, bench hand Excelsior Planing Mills, r. 318 Capp Madden John F., teamster, r. 1304 Turk Madden John M., butcher, r. 246 Jessie Madden John T., plasterer, r. 502 Seventh Madden John W., laborer, r. 502 Seventh Madden John W.. japanner John Lee & Co., r. 1321 Steiner Madden Margaret, widow, r. 523 Castro Madden Mark, seaman, r. 6 Jackson Madden Maurice, laborer, r. Mission Boad, nr St. Mary's College Madden Mary Miss, assistant Mission Grammar School, r. 1627 Folsom Madden Michael J., soap dealer, r. 1627 Folsom Madden Patrick, laborer, r. 134 Fourth Madden Patrick, longshoreman, r. 8^ Clinton Madden Patrick H., laborer, r. 572 Minna Madden Patrick J., blacksmith helper, r. 502 Seventh Madden Peter, laborer, r. 249 >« Minna Madden Richard, laborer, r. 6 Caroline Madden Thomas, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 2319 Harrison Madden Thomas, laborer, r. E B Putnam, nr Court- land Av. B. H. , _ Madden Thomas J., brakeman S. P. RB..r. 9H Bus- sell ^ . Madden Thomas P.. office 636 Clay, room 2, r. Occi- dental Hotel Madden William, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. 307 Fremont Madden William, engineer S. P. BR., r. 2319 Harrison Madden William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 320 Hayes Maddoi Benjamin M., printer, r. 720 Folsom Maddox John H., barber, r. 549 Bryant Madel Henry, cooper David Woemer. r. 102 Mission Madel Peter, apprentice David Woemer, r. 102 Mis- sion Maden Frederick, r. 708 Larkin Mader Otto, confectioner Vienna Model Bakery, r. 50 Harrison Madero Antonio A., pressman B. F. Sterett, r. 461 Clementina Madero Guadalupe Mrs., r. 461 Clementina Madero Jules S., actor, r. 461 Clementina Madero Manuel J., laborer, r. 117 Jackson Madero Ramon A., editor La Voz del Nuevo Mundo, 119 Montgomery Block, r. 1718 Stockton Madero Befugio Mrs., r. 835 Broadway Madigan James, hostler Presidio Beservation Madigan John, laborer, r. 519 Mission Madigan Laura F. Miss, saleslady E. Mansbach b Co., r. 425 54 Clementina Madigan Mary, domestic E s Twenty-fourth, bet Va- lencia and Bartlett Madigan Michael, porter Whitney & Marshall, r. 737 Howard Madigan William, beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 783 Folsom Madigan William, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. 425 >6 Clementina Madill David, physician, office and r. 102 Stockton Maaison Annie C. Mrs., r. 311 Bryant Madison Bennett H., ship owner and agent, 271 East, r. 115 Capp Madison Caroline A. Miss, r. 1515 Sacramento Madison Cliarles, seaman, r. 120 Howard, rear Madison Frank, machinist, r. 17 Fourth Madison Frank A., clerk Sec. 2 Sea Wall Grain Sheds, r. 311 Bryant Madison Frederick, seaman, r. 522 First Madison Frederick, gilaer S. & G. Gump, r. 230 Green Madison George, master mariner, r. 729 Treat Av Madison George H., clerk Fish, Blum & Girvin, r. 311 Bryant Madison Harry, r. 403 Broadway Madison Henry, tinsmith, r. Montcalm, nr Parker Av, R H Madison James, bookkeeper Oal. Tug Boat Co., r. 115 Capp Madison J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Sacramento Madison John, seaman, r. 120 Howard, rear Madison John J., stereotyper Call, r. 1218 Union Madison Joseph, liquor saloon, SW cor Valencia and Twenty-fifth Madison Martin J., bookkeeper B. H. Madison, r. 115 Capp Madison Nelson, mattress maker, r. 70 Minna Madison Oliver, mate schr Lottie Collins, r. 238 Steuart Madison Sarah E. Miss, r. 1515 Sacramento Madison William, laborer, r. 429 Chestnut Madison & Burke (Martin J. and Frank H. Burke) real estate agents and rent collectors, 401- 403 Montgomery B^~ Madison. See Madson, Matson and Mattson Madge Frederick, attorney at law, 318 Pine, room 20, r. 608 Sanchez Madge James W., laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 131 Freelon Madona Antonio, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Madoua Filipo. Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Madona Francesco, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Madona Paolo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Madrid Edward, printer, r. 1 Tay Madrid Ygnacio L., r. 1 Tay Madsen Catherine Mrs., groceries and liquorB, N s Clipper, bet Church and Sanchez Madsen Charles, expressman, 313 Battery, r. N s Clip- per, bet Church and Sanchez Madsen Charles F., porter M. Warde & Co., r. N s Clipper, nr Sanchez Madsen Jen, master mariner, r. 332 Bitch Madsen Ole (Norton & Madsen) r. Oakland Madsen Soren, mate schr Aurora, r. 918 Montgomery Madson Hans, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut- ter Madson Oliver (Madson & Peterson) r. 913 Twen- Madson & Peterson (Oliver Madson and C. A. Peter- son) coffee saloon, 14 Sacramento tST Madson. See Madison. Matson and Mattson Maelzer Yodocus, painter, r. 423 Dupont Maender Phillip, clerk, r. 25 }4 Sixth Maenntrbund Hall, W s Potrero Av. bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth Maenrlch Joseph, tanner Emll Krenz, r. 1110 Bryant Maessen William, butcher, 2 New Metropolitan Mar- ket, r. 147 Clara Maestretti Frederico. Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, on Commercial Maestretti Giuseppe, steward, r. 5 Beed Maestretti Riccardo, collector Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society, r. 5 Beed PI LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work I 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERS FOR WASHINU PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OFFICE. <>48 MARKET STREET. MAE 689 MAG a M (^ O © O o B w ft o m O B W o I §• so 0 p *^ I a O Maestretti Silvio, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Magagnos Julian A., collector State Investment and Insurance Co., r. 1815 Sacramento Magfalia Gold Alining^ Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) P. H. Kraner secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 5 Magallon Joseph, roaster G. Venard, r. 432 Vallejo Magana A. Mrs., widow, r. 1508 Ma^on Magancalda Pasqual, laborer, r. 1411 Kearny Magande Peter, r. St. Thomas, nr Railroad Av Magary Fannie M. Mrs., dressmaker, 2013 Mission Mag-ary JoHn E., street contractor, 528 Califor- nia, room 3, r. 5 Otis PI Magary William, clerk, r. 2013 Mission Magary William W., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 603 Buchanan t^ Magary. See McGarry and McGary Slagdalen Asylum, E s Potrero Av, bet Sierra and Shasta Magfdeltturg General Insurance Co. (Marine of Magdeburg) Gutte & Frank general agents, 307 California Magee Adam, reporter Pacific Life, r. N s Twenty- third, bet Sanchez and Noe Magee Alexander (Dehnert & Magee) r. SE cor Rut- ledge Av and Columbia PI, B. H. Magee David B. (Rathbone & Magee) r. 606 Cali- fornia Magee E., r. 127 Jackson Magee Edward, driver J. L. Vermeil, r. 202 Town- send Magee Edward D., foreman Pac. Stove and Iron Works, r. 640 Howard Magee E. F. Mrs., assistant Franklin Grammar School, r. 849 Harrison Magee George, laborer James Alexander, r. S b Berry, nr Third Magee James, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills Magee John, r. 157 Seventh Magee John A. Jr. (Magee & Moore) r. 1113 Post Magee Michael, water tender 8S. Mexico Magee Michael C, hatter, r. 631 California Magee Richard, longshoreman, r. 636 J^ Fourth Magee Richard, lumberman, r. 130 Welsh Ma/sfee Roger D., with Thomas Magee, r. 1216 Leavenworth Magfee Thomas, real estate agent, and editor and proprietor Real Estate Circular, 20 Montgomery, r. 800 Van Ness Av Magee Thomas W., baker, r. 1155 Folsom Magee Thomas W. Mrs., dry goods, 1155 Folsom Magee William, patternmaker National Iron Works, r. 800 Van Ness Av Magee William H., delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 2510 Fillmore Magee & Moore (John A. Magee Jr. and Arthur b W. Moore) importers and dealers leather, 513 ' Market BE^ Magee. See McGee Magendie Hippolyte A., reporter Call, r. 629 Clay Magg Frank F., liquor saloon, 636 Commercial, r. 1218 Kearny Maggetti Battista, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Maggetti Domenico, dairyman, r. Ticino Hotel Maggetti Francesco, Swiss Muttial Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial Maggetti Gottardo, pastemaker 0. R. Spllvalo, r. 433 Union Maggini Charles, fruits and vegetables, 1102 Clay, r. 2 Yerba Buena Maggini John B., carpenter, 532 Vallejo, r. 4 Pollard PI Maggini Laura, widow, r. 2 Verba Buena Maggio Fortunato, dealer fish and fishing material, 896 Front Maggio John, r. 708 Front Maggs James, solicitor Central Pacific Hotel, 346 Fourth Mag'ill Arthur E., general agent Phoenix and Home Insurance Cos., 323 California, r. Oakland Magill Charles R., painter S. P. RR., r. 510 Oak Magill James, hose and beltmaker, r. 1326 Florida Magill Robert H., general agent Home Mutual Insurance Co., 216 Sansome, r. Alameda Magill Thomas W., books and stationery, 1018 Market, r. 317 Ellis Magill William J., watchman, r. W s Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth ■^ Magill. See McGill Magilton Thomas, ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 11 Dearborn PI Maginess John B., accountant U. S. Surveyor-Gen- eral's Ofiace, r. 834 Mission Maginis John J., clerk J. M. Gitchell, r. 1943 Geary Maginis Richard S., engineer, r. 32 Silver Maginnis Charles, porter Blake, Bobbins & Co., r. 1923 Bush Maginnis Eliphas, teamster, NE cor Sansome and Commercial, r. 1923 Bush Maginnis James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. W s CoUingwood, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth Maginnis James, teamster Levy Summerfleld Maginnis James H., ii acblnist, r. 128 J^ Silver Maginnis William, laborer, r. W s Church, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth Maginnis William J., solicitor, r. 947 Folsom ^?" Maginnis. See McGinness and McGinnis Magistra Charles A., bartender G. Bovo, r. 827 Vallejo Magistra Filipo, Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc, 627 Com- mercial Magistretti Genisio, dairyman, r. Ticino Hotel Maglinchy Henry, shoedresser, r. 3010 Mission Maglone Joseph M., clerk, r. 107 Pacific Magnanigo Candido, laborer, r. 628 Broadway, rear Magner Ambrose J., cierk, r. 815 Broadway Magner Brothers (David J., John T. and Wallace J.) groceries and liquors, 815-817 Broadway Magner David J. (Magner Brothers) r. 815 Broadway Magner Dennis, r. 921 Greenwich Magner Edward, cigarmaker E. Sikes & Co., r. 26 Tehama Magner Emil, cashier United Carriage Co., r. 454 Te- hama Magner Frank W., compositor, r. 1304 Powell Magner James, sign painter, r. 258 Stevenson Magner Jennie, widow, r. 454 Tehama Magner John, bookkeeper, r. 921 Greenwich Magner John, compositor Examiner, r. 26 Tehama Magner John, laborer, r. 30 Clarence PI Magner John, waiter M. Magner, r. 19 Everett Magner John D., bookkeeper H. M. Black & Co.,r. 921 Greenwich Magner John F., waiter Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co., r. 19 Everett Magner John T. (Magner Brothers) r. 815 Broadway Magner Joseph, bookkeeper McCord & Scott, r. 454 Tehama Magner M. A., stewardess P. M. SS. City of Peking Magner Mary Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary School, r. 921 Greenwich Magner Max (McElroy & Magner) r. 454 Tehama Magner Michael, painter, r. 71 Tehama Magner Michael, restaurant, 1601 Geary Magner Thomas, horseshoer, r. 1423 Jackson Magner Thomas, printer, r. 232 Mission Magner Wallace J. (Magner Brothers) r. 815 Broad- way Magner William, carpenter, r. 921 Greenwich Magner William F., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 26 Tehama Magner William J., compositor Examiner, r. 817 Broadway Magnes Abraham, dry goods, and boots and shoes, 306-308 Sixteenth Magnes Solomon D., salesman L. & A. Crocker, r. 306 Sixteenth Magnet W. W., porter, r. 220 Pacific Magni Louis, fruit dealer, r. 1126 Dupont Magnin Isaac, fancy goods, 116 Third, r. 37 Perry Magnin Julius, bookkeeper, r. 1902 Sutter Magnin Samuel, stockclerk Michels, Friedlander b Co.,r. 37 Perry Magnin Simpson, merchant (Honolulu, S. I.) r. 1902 Sutter Magnolia Nursery, William Meyer & Co. propri- etors. Twenty-second, Twenty-third, Eureka and Douglass, depots 339 Bush, and Sutter, nr Larkin Magnus Alexander, seaman schr John G. North, r. 15 Howard Magnus Andrew (Schroeder & Magnus) r. 609 Clay Magnus George, seaman, r. 15 Howard Magnuson Alfred, boltmaker Payne Bros., r. 24 RusB Magnusson Bernard, waiter, r. 146 Second Magnusson Peter, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 3293^ Broadway Magonti G. B., gardener, r. SE cor Fifteenth and San- chez Magornis Zacharias, foreman S. F. Laundry, r. W s Wood, nr Geary G\A/ C't ADI/0 r'n 645 Market St., Wholesale a^d I . W. LLAnl\ 6L LU. interior decorators. i;rd"^Sfrt;i"s Retail dealers In PHper nd all kinds of Window aterialg and Fixtures. UIKirUI CY QDITRQ Jd UAVCQ FtTK.TON ikon >V0KKN, 213 Fr«>inont attreet, nilluni.1- 1 f OritnO OC riM 1 UO^ itlanulaclurersulAiuulsainntins I'auH und !««'UIer!«. a d u eg o o 4S O OS 0) I ss o O 03 O MAG 690 MAH Magorty Denuls W., expressman, cor California and Battery, r. 8 Haight Magorty Mary Misa, dressmaker, r. 8 Haigbt Magoun Joseph W., cashier J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 29 Everett Magrane Matthew, builder, r. 1319 Webster Magrath John, canvasser, r. 928 Folsom Magrath Michael A., carpenter, r.W e Hampshlre.bet Butte and Solano Magrath T. T., conductor Clay St. KR.,r. 1402 Leaven- worth 8^ Magrath. See McGrath and McGraw Magrewtry John, waiter, r. .54 First Mat,'ritz .\ugust F., butcher, 1704 Hyde. r. 1V13 Hyde Maguigan Edward, boatbuilder Dennis Murphy ,r. SW cor Fourth and Berry Maguigan James, brickmason, r. 1621 Leavenworth Maguire A.B.& Brother (Augustus B. and Joseph W.) dry goods, 2800 Mission Maguire Ann, widow, r. lUOH West Mission Maguire Anna Mrs., r. 660 Howard Maguire Aunie. domestic 1135 Howard Maguire Augustu.s B., city agent Firemans Fund In- surance Co., 401 California, and (A. B. Maguire & Brother) r. 418 Twentieth Maguire Bernard, teamster John Flynn, r. 48 Seventh Maguire B. F., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Oakland Maguire Charles S., mining, r. 513 Taylor Maguire Clarence, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, r. 1208 J4 Union Maguire E., r. Baldwin House Maguire Edmund, physician and surgeon, office and r. 729 Montgomery, room 17 Maguire Edward H., pressman, r. 204 Sixteenth Maguire Francis A., steam fitter W. T. Garratt Maguire Frank, clerk, r. 402 Broadway Maguire George E., glasscutter James K. Kelly & Co., r. 418 Clementina Maguire George F., 'student Pac. Business College Maguire Henry C, bookkeeper Albert Mau & Co., r. 614 Mason Maguire Hugh, tinsmith, r. NW cor Jackson and Bat- tery Maguire James, bundler Cal. Wire Works, r. 258 Minna Maguire James, clerk Payot, Ut>ham & Co., r. cor Hyde and California Maguire James, ironmolder, r. 56 Shipley, rear Maguire James, machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 1319 Natoma Maguire James, metal roofer, 1062 Howard, r. 211 Seventh Maguire James, saloon keeper, r. 1800 Market Maguire James, stevedore Chase & Wolflf, r. 806 Green Maguire James A., teamster Patrick Lynch, r. 534 Fulton 'Blagnire James G^ Judge Superior Court, De- partment No. 4, chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 2134 Howard Maguire John, r. 211 Seventh Maguire John, driver City BR., r. 129 Fifteenth Maguire John, carpenter, r. 136 Rose Av Maguire John, currier, r. NE cor Minna and Second Maguire John, painter, r. SW cor Minna and Fourth Maguire John, plasterer, r. 258 Minna Maguire John, teamster, r. 24 Clinton Maguire John B., salesman John Hanly, r. 263 Te- hama Maguire John H., boUermaker, r. 349 H Minna Maguire John H., machinist, r. 1218 Howard Maguire John J., laborer N. P. C. RR., r. 316 Davla Maguire John J., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 24 Clinton Maguire John P. (P. Maguire & Son) r. 306 Capp Maguire Joseph, guard House Correction, r. 156 Silver Maguire Joseph M., salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 614 Mason Maguire Joseph W. (A. 6. Maguire & Brother) r. 2338 Folsom Maguire Kate, domestic 616 Folaom Maguire Kate Mrs., r. 517 Jones Maguire Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 254 Tehama Maguire M. 4 O. (Michael and Owen) hay, grain, wood and coal, 133 Hayes Maguire Michael, r. 53 Katoma Maguire Michael. (M. & O. Maguire) r. 229 Page Maguire Michael, carpenter, r. 136 Rose Av Maguire Michael, groceries and liquors, 421 Union Maguire M. N., stewardess P. M. SS. City of Peking Maguire Owen (M. & O. Maguire) r. 227 Page Mag:uire P. & Son (Patrick and John P. Maguire) pro- duce commission merchants, 127 Washington Maguire Patrick, r. 156 Silver Maguire Patrick (P. Maguire & Son) r. 306 Capp Maguire Patrick, driver Patrick Lynch, r. 6 Dodge PI Maguire Patrick, fireman, r. 41 Pacific Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. 18 Clara Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. 322 Thirteenth Maguire Patrick, milkman, r. College Homestead Maguire Patrick H.. fireman P. C. SS. Constantine, r. 536 Sixth Maguire Patrick J., steward, r. 52 Shipley Maguire Peter, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. 1218 Howard Maguire Philip, liquor saloon, 1016 Bryant Maguire Philip, painter, r. 120 Gilbert, rear Alasfuire R. J. & Co. (Robert J. and Samuel J. Maguire) wholesale and retail dealers coal and iron, 210 Folsom, office 22 Montgomery Av Maguire Robert J. (R. J. Maguire & Co.) r. 421 Hyde Maguire Samuel J. (R. J. Maguire & Co.) r. 421 Hyde Maguire Stephen, capitalist, r. 913 Sacramento Maguire Stephen, currier, r. 6 Cleaveland, rear Maguire Thomas, r. 421 Hyde Maguire Thomas, solicitor, r. 41 Pacific Maguire Thomas, theatrical manager, r. 1532 Polk Maguire Thomas, tinsmith Henry C. Langrehr & Co., r. 140 Ridley Maguire Thomas, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 138 Perry Maguire Thomas, waiter New York Bakery, r. 523 Kearny Maguire Thomas F., student, r. 537 Sacramento Maguire Thomas F. Jr., clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 421 Hyde clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2707 plasterer, r. NW cor Folaom and milkman, r. Lewis, nr Mission 511 Maguire Thomas G., Folsom Maguire Thomas G. Twentieth Maguire William, Road, U. M. T. B^ Maguire. See McGuire and Merguire . Mahady James, picture dealer, r. 427)4 Shipley Mahan Bernard, laborer Mechanics' Foundry, r. Mission Mahau Harry J., student Pac. Business College, r.2737 Pine Mahan Henry, well digger, r. S s Lombard, bet Gough and Franklin Mahau Henry H. (J. W. Nye & Co.) r. 2737 Pine Mahan Hugh, laborer C. P. RR., r. 606 Fourth Mahan Hugh, peddler, r. Ns Point Lobos Av, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs Mahan J., carpenter, r. 15 Tehama Pi Mahau James H., boot finisher Cahu, Nlckelsburg & Co., r. 1407 Baker Mahan John, laborer, r.W s Vermont, bet Sonoma and Yolo Mahan John, pilot, office 506 Battery, r. 11 Bay Mahan Mary, widow, r.W a Vermont, bet Sonoma and Yolo Mahan Patrick, r. 530 Third Mahan Patrick J., driver Engine No. 10. 8. F. F. D., r. 324 Main Mahan Thomas M., laborer, r. W s Vermont, bet So- noma and Yolo I9~ Mahan. See Mahon, Mahone, Meehan, Mehan and Melghan Mabanny John A., rigger Simmons & Meyers Mahany H. Wade, bartender Brown & Perkins, r. 1119 Montgomery Mah^ Gustave, attorney at law, 530 California, room 3, r. San Mateo Mahearn John L., butcher, r. 314 Ritch Mahearn Martin, laborer, r. 314 Ritch Mahearn Peter P., laborer, r. 314 Ritch Mahegan Owin, miner, r. 30 WlUowa Av Maher B. S. Mrs., bakery, 420 Fourth Maher Daniel, painter, r. 260 Clementina Maher Dennis F., groceries and liquors, 441 Jessie Maher Edward, groceries, NE cor Sacramento- and Taylor Maher Ellen Mrs., r. 16 Lewis PI Maher Frank W. draftsman, r. 1100 Taylor Maher Gilbert, laborer, r. 1417 Kearny Maher James, drayman, NW cor Howard and Beale, r. 671 Harrison Maher James, farmer, r. 132 Fourth Maher James, machinist C. P. RR., r. 420 Fourth Maher James, painter, r. 138 Hickory Av SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY '•™"">'*«l?«rJ!?Slll'-v'I^':""'''''"9 j!J»«ACDONOUGH^^ MAH 691 Maher James C, engineer, r. 138 Perry Maher James V., r. 637 Twenty-third Maher Jeremiah, harnessmaker Main & Winchester r. E 8 Tilden. bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth Maher Johanna, widow, r. 2 Gody Maher John, laborer, r. 305 Sixth Maher John, laborer, r. E a Hamlin, nr Green Maher Joseph W., carpenter, r. N s Preclta Av bet Howaru and Mission ' Maher Julia, widow, r. 18 Berkeley Av Maher Louis, laborer, r. 218^ Rltch Maher Martin, merchant, r. 1234 Eddy Maher Martin, laborer, r. 35 Valparaiso Maher Martin A., policeman, r. 854 Folsom Maher Mary, domegtic 1391 O'Farrell Maher Mary, domestic 1709 Webster Maher Mary Miss, r. 119 Fulton Maher Mary Miss, r. NW cor Ellis and Devisadero Maher Mary Miss.shoefitter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co r. 16 Lewis PI * Maher Michael, helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r 442 Twenty-ninth Maher Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission Maher Michael, waiter, r. 320 Valley Maher P.. canvasser Patrick J. Leonard, r. 20}^ Fifth Maher Patrick, bartender Daniel Farrell, r. NW cor Kitch and Brannan Maher Patrick, seaman, r. 222 J^ Ritch Maher Thomas C, pressman coiner's dept U. S Mint r. 037 Twenty-third Maher Thomas F., drayman, r. 671 Harrison Maher Thomas F., watchman, r. 23 Ridley Maher Thomas M., laborer Mechanics' Mill r 132 Fourth Maher William, cigars and tobacco, 58 Second, r. 53 Natoma Maher William, coal passer P. C. SS. City of Chester Maher William, cooper, r. 1114 Bryant Maher William D., gardener, r. 119 Francisco, rear Maher William E., varieties, 12 Bryant, r. 508 Second B^^ Maher. See Meagher Mahl Emma Miss, r. 017 Geary Mahler Barthold. hog ranch, r. St. Thomas, bet Mo- nongahela and Savannah Mahler Charles, liquor saloon, 733 Davis Mahler E., carpetlayer, r. 43.'> Pine Mahler Frank, machinist Fulton Iron Works Mahler John, clerk Claus Schroder, r. SW cor Frank- lin and McAllister Mahler John, liquor saloon, 931 J^ Folsom Mahler Martin, master mariner, r. 228 Montgomery Av Mahlke Lewis, compositor Abend Post, r. 606 O'Far- rell Mahlmann Henry, liquor saloon, 603 California, r. 717 Stockton Mahlmann Peter, manager John Meyer, r. 22J Henry, salesman Drake & Emerson, r. 11 Clinton Mahoney James, clerk, r. 142 }< Fourth Mahoney James, coalpasser P. M. SS. City of Sydney Mahoney James, dairyman James Neil, r. NW cor Woolsey and Dartmouth, U. M. T. Mahoney James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 11 Hub- bard Mahoney James, laborer, r. 1147 )4 Howard Mahoney James, laborer, r. 134 Shipley Mahoney James A., policeman, r. '27 Oak Mahoney James B., mail clerk Call, r. N 8 Twenty- fourth, bet Noe and Castro Mahoney James D., plumber, r. 422 Filbert Mahoney Jeremiah, r. 52 Minna Mahoney Jeremiah, r. 317 Tehama, rear Mahoney Jeremiah, clerk Corkery & Quill, r. 444 (530) Tehama Mahoney Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1123 Post Mahoney Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham 4 Hecht, r. 823 Guerrero Mahoney Jeremiah A., painter, r. 1729 Market Mahoney Jeremiah H., Post Olfice Inspector, 320 San- some, room 27, r. Livermore, Cal. Mahoney Jeremiah J., r. 907 Valencia Mahoney Jeremiah O. (Mahoney Brothers) r. 425 Stevenson Mahoney Johanna, groceries and liquors, 536 Howard Mahoney Johanna Mrs., r. 1729 Market Mahoney John, asphaltum worker, r. 70 Silver Mahoney John, driver Oakland Transfer Co., r. Oak- land Mahoney John, hostler John Nolan, r. 1613 Calif ornla Mahoney John, laborer, r. 1035 Twenty.fourth Mahoney John, machinist .Etna Iron Works, r. 713 ?i Minna Mahoney John, rigger, r. 160 Steuart Mahoney John, salesman, r. 317 Tehama, rear EDWARDS' PATENT Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. TRUMAN, iSHAM & CO., Agents, Wholesale and Retail. B o o QO O Of? o B O o B 9 83 B orq W o o s 9 »^ CB o P 509, 511 MARKET ST. San Francisco. WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: VarUa: I'ZV !«> 147 Mp4>nr St., an d see »H Howard HU MAH 692 MAI (Mahone}' Brothers) r. 425 Steven- clgarmaker Edgar W. Briggs, r. 647 lamplighter, and foreman Engine D., r. 510 Vallejo , machinist Union Iron Works, r.422 , barber, 6 Mason, r. 437 Jessie , widow, r. 8 8 Fifteenth, nr Mahoney John, tinsmith, r. 118 McAllister Mkhoney Jobn Jr., glove cutter B. Blumenthal k Co., r. 510 Vallejo Mahoney John C, laborer J. F. Knox, r. 724 Lombard Mahoney John C, laborer, r. 308 H Langton Mahoney Jobn D., stock clerk Levlnsohn & Meyer- stein, r. 657 Stevenson Mahoney John F., clerk, r. 629 California Mahoney John F., mining secretary, 207 Sansome, r. San Jose Mahoney John i son Mahoney John J Howard Mahoney John J. No. 5, 8. F. F Mahoney John J. Filbert Mahoney John T. Mahoney Margaret D Guerrero, rear Mahoney Margaret J. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Pri- mary School, r. SW cor Larkin and Pacific Av Mahoney Mary, domestic 812 Chestnut Mahoney Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 647 Howard Mahoney Mary, widow, r. 3 Bowie Av Mahoney Mary, widow, r. 63 Clipper Mahoney Michael, laborer, r. 869 Market Mahoney Michael, laborer, r. 66 Everett Mahoney Michael, laborer, r. 619 Second Mahoney Michael, longshoreman, r. 25 Minna Mahoney Nellie, lodgings, 1225 Market Mahoney Nunie, machine operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1729 Market Mahoney Patrick, gardener, r. 1419 Larkin Mahoney Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Powell i»nd Bay Mahoney Patrick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 322 Minna Mahoney Patrick, waiter Alexander W. Wilson, r. 445 Clementina Mahoney Patrick A., policeman, r. 1 Elliot Park Mahoney Samuel, pantryman P. C. 88. State of Cali- fornia, r. 636 Commercial Mahoney Sarah Miss, r. 321 Pacific Mahoney Stephen, garden, r. 204 Haight Mahoney Thomas, glove cutter, r. 775 J^ Mission Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. 343 Jepsie Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. E s Parker Av, nr Ful- ton Mahoney Thomas, seaman O. Imp. SS. Willamette Mahoney Thomas, policeman, r. 629 Stevenson Mahoney Thomas W., upholsterer, r. 444 Sixth Mahoney Timothy, laborer, r. 70 Silver Mahoney Timothy, laborer P. M. 88. Co's Wharf, r. 229 Perry Mahoney Timothy, teamster Larkin & Ficken, 6 Bush Mahoney Timothy, watchman Custom House, r. 518 Jessie Mahoney Timothy F., helper H. M. Black & Co., r. 921 Greenwich Mahoney William, carrier Call, r. 1127 Broadway Mahoney William, laborer, r. 5 Welsh Mahoney William, laborer, r. 118 McAllister Mahoney William, laborer Edward Mitchell, r. 417 J4 Clementina Mahoney William, laborer, r. NE cor Venezuela and Platte Mahoney William I., clerk, r. 3437es6ie Mahony Daniel J. (Mahony & Son) r. 649 Third Mahony David I., painter, r. 1513 Polk Mahony Dennis, tailor, 1513 Polk Mahony Dennis, S. J., professor St. Ignatius' College, r. 214 Hayes Mahony Jeremiah J. (Mahony & Son) r. 649 Third Mahony Johanna, widow, r. S s Fulton, bet Lott and Masonic Av Mahony John, carpenter, r. 2713 Howard Mahony John, tailor Dennis Mahony, r. 1613 Polk Mahony John G., clerk, r. 127 Kearny Mahony John H. Jr., stockbroker, r. 921 Market Mahony Kate, domestic 1313 Golden Gate Av Mahony Michael (Cronin & Mahony) r. SEcor Fourth and Howard Mahony Michael C, policeman, r. 421 Bush Mahony Michael J., coachman, r. 1124 Howard Mahony Michael W., butcher, r. NE cor Trinidad and Platte Mahony Redmond J., cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1816 Lyon Mahony Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 1206 Market | Mahony Thomas, bookkeeper Dwyer, Robertson ti Co., r. 1816 Lyon Mahony Thomas, porter U. 8. Mint, r. Oakland Mahony Timothy A., teamster, r. 37 Juniiier Maliony William H., importer of mosaic and Inlaid flooring, 45 St. Ann's Building, r. SE cor Hayes and Fillmore Mahony & Son (Daniel J. and Jeremiah J.) draymen, 111 California IB^ Mahony. See Mahoney Mahood C. J. W., musician, r. 9 Bay Mahood John, r. 9 Bay Mahren James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW cor Guerrero and Sixteenth Maier Andreas, cook, r. 269 Stevenson Maier Charles, boots and shoes, 834-836 Kearny, r. 618 Filbert Maier Charles, cook Ravn & Christesen, r. 22 Fifth Maier Charles, cook Santa Clara Hotel Maier Jacob, laborer Philadelphia Brewery Maier Joseph, shoemaker, r. 835 Pacific Maier Max, teacher music, r. 521 O'Farrell Maier Thomas, carriage maker, r. 2315 Mission t^ Maier. See Mayer, Meier, Meyer and Myer Maiers Henry, bartender, r. 279 Stevenson Males Alfred, r. 127 Jackson Malgre Dominique, storekeeper French Hospital, r. 1000 M Folsom Mailandt John J., r. 799 Fourth Mailer John, engineer William T. Garratt, r. SW cor Twenty-third and Diamond Mailfert Charles, upholsterer, r. 204 Fifth Maillet Alexander, wagonmaker, r. 209 Gongh Maillet Bertha Miss, laundress, r. 209 Gough Mailliard J. W. . clerk insurance dept Falkner, Bell & Co., r. NW cor Bush and Van Ness Av Mails Henry, r. 404 Golden Gate Av Main Charles (Main & Winchester) r. Palace Hotel Main Edward, boot and shoemaker, 315 Folsom Main Frank, helper Lawrence Sherlock, r. 563 H Minna Main Street Iron Works, William Deacon pro- prietor, 131-135 Main Main Street Mill, M. & A. Hansen proprietors, 130-136 Main Main St. Wharf, foot of Main Main William W., superintendent tree factor; Main & Winchester, r. 1321 Fillmore Main I> W^ORK. I.01V PRICES. office:. 64M MARKET STREET. MAI 693 MAL Maitland Jorgen J., Master Mariners' Ben. Asan, 413 Sutter Maitland Lizzie, seamstress Sailors' Home Maitland William, boarding, 41 Vallejo Major Alfred, foreman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 704 Powell Major Arthur, laborer, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Trinidad Majorey William E., carpenter, r. 14 Hubbard Makadauz Frederick, laborer S. Lachman & Co., r. 423 Dupont Makin Cornelius, compositor, r. 105 Leavenworth Makin Edward B., ship's clerk, 218 California, room 3, r. 731 Geary Makin Eunice Mrs., r. 18 Mary Makiu Robert Q. . commission merchant, 218 Califor- nia, room 3 l^~ Makin. See Macken and Mackin Makins James N. (Maklns & Wasch) r. Oakland Makins & Wasch (James N. Makins and Aaron Wasch) mnfrs neckties, 506 Market Makinson George H., blacksmith, r. 124 Eleventh Makinson William H., electrician, r. 124 Eleventh Makowsky Herman, deckhand stmr Bullion, r. 11 Welsh Makowski Otto E., painter and whitener, r. 29 Nev- ada Malady Thomas, teamster, r. SW cor Ninth and Mis- sion Malagamba Camillo, liquor saloon, 1128 Folsom Malan Joseph R., machinist, r. 18 >^ Rausch, rear Malangren Niles P., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2317 Howard Malappioni Cesare, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing- ton Malarin John M., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 418 Sutter Malarin Y. & Co. (Ygnacio Malarin and Frank C. and Manuel M. Taboas) money brokers, 317 Montgom- ery Malarin Ygnacio (Y. Malarin & Co.) r. 251 Second Malatesta Andrew, marble finisher McGrath Bros., r. 16 Taylor, rear Malatesta Angelo, peddler, r. 515 Green Malatesta Antonio, baker, r. 503 Green Malatesta Domenico N., laborer C. P. RR. Malatesta Giovanni, bakery, 1313 Dupont Malatesta Luigi, dealer California wines and brandies, 311 Pacific, r. 20043^ Dupont Malatesta Nino, real estate, r. 1300 M Stockton Malatesta Teresa Miss, saleslady G. Malatesta, r. 1313 Dupont Malcolm Alexander, lithographer, r. 6 Grand PI, rear Malcolm Eleanor Airs., dressmaker, r. 1434 Broadway Malcolm James, r. 37 Second Malcolm J. J., r. 530 J^ Valencia Malcolm John J., cooper, r. 24 Averill Av Malcolm John T., captain P. C. SS. Gipsy, r. 1914 Powell Malcolm John M., clerk Call, r. 6 Grand PI, rear Malcolm Myron, driver City Parcel Delivery Co. Malcolm Robert, r. 6 Grand PI, rear Malcolm Robert Jr., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 6 Grand PI, rear Malcolm William, calker, r. 24 Averill Av Malcomson Thomas, machinist Clot jt Meese, r. 7 Willow Malde Andrew, porter Lynde & Hough, r. 205 Nine- teenth Maiden John, tailor, r. 114 Clara Maldouado Albert, clerk, r. 2413 Sacramento Maldonado Edward (Maldonado Pharmacy) r. 2413 Sacramento Maldonado Pliarmacy (Edward Neumann and Edward Maldonado) aiJothecaries, 36 Geary Maldonado Simon, r. 228 Seventh Male Frederick L., r. 128 Fern Av Male Giacomo, wood and coal, SE cor Brannan and Eighth, r. 128 Fern Av nialecli Gustavas H., physician, office and r. 521 Vau Ness Av, SW cor Golden Gate Av Malecli Herman F., physician, office 601 Golden Gate Av, r. 1716 Fillmore Malech Theodore G., dentist T. Morffew, r. 521 Van Ness Av Malenburg F., warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mills Malerbi A., expressman. SE cor Davis and Washing- ton, r. 21 Water Malerbi Carlo, vegetables, 64 Colombo Market Maley Frank, laborer, r. 869 Market Maley John, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan 8^ Maley. See Malley and Malloy Malfanti Joseph, waiter John Bergez, r. 1224 Bush, rear Malfert Charles, upholsterer, 105^ Fifth, r. 204 Fifth Malherbe Eugene, grain broker, 228 Clay Mali P., r. 509 Broadway Malicke Joseph, cook J. Bertz,737 Market Maline George F., car driver, r. 129 Fifteenth Maline John J., receiver Market St. RR., r. 734 Grove Maline M., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. Maling Thomas H., ship joiner P. C. S3. Co., r. 337 Jessie Malitz Adolph, painter, r. 957 Market Mall Adam, lodgings, 34 Eddy Mall Claus, mat maker, r. 207 Montgomery Av Mallady William J., undertaker, 731-733 Mission, r. 230 Minna . Mallard Joseph, waiter, r. 273 Minna Malle Peder, cabinet maker., r. Thoroughfare Hotel Mallett Charles F., clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 810 Mission Mallett Harriet Mrs., fancy goods and bakery, 1007 Stockton Mallett Richard, miller, r. 1007 Stockton Mallette Laura N., Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 422 Pow- ell Malley M., cook P. C. SS. George W. Elder Malley Michael, laborer, r. 123 Gilbert, rear Mailey Owen, teamster JohnMiddleton,r. Manhattan House Malley Owen, longshoreman, r. 35 Natoma Malley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 35 Natoma Malley Patrick, fuller, r. 110 Allen Malley Patrick, laborer, r. 14 H Preston PI Malley Thomas, laborer, r. 863 M Market Malley William, liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo, r. Oakland Malley William, laborer, r. 66 Clementina 8^" Malley. See Maley and Malloy Malline Charles D., receiver Market St.. RR., r. 734 Grove Mallinger Peter, chop house, 1007 Folsom Mallon Catherine, widow, r. NE cor Vermont and Humboldt Mallon Charles E., clerk Patrick Mallon, r. 817 Guer- rero Mallon Eliza Mrs., r. 119 Olive Av Mallon Henry F., r. 6>i Russ Mallon James P., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. NE cor Vermont and Humboldt Mallon John, laborer McCormick Bros., r, 206 Beale Mallon John, laborer, r. 34 Minna Mallon John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento Mallon John, longshoreman, r. 103 Natoma Mallon John, planer Enterprise Mill and Building Co., r. 1222 Green Mallon JoUn, proprietor Pacific Glass Catting, Staining, Embossing and Designing Works, 19 Fremont and 1213-1215 Howard, r . 2.508 Sacramento Mallon John H., liquor saloon, 414 Francisco Mallon Joseph, plumber Sweeney & Vance, r. 6J4RU88 Mallon Patrick, brickmaker. office NE cor Kearny and Market, r. 817 Guerrero Mallon Patrick, laborer, r. S s Geary, nr Wood Mallon Peter L., manager John Mallon, 1213 Howard, r. 2508 Sacramento Mallon Rosaua S., widow, r. 1417 Mason Mallon Susan Miss, r. 917 Vallejo Mallon Thomas, superintendent stables Omnibus RR., r. 1208 J^ Polk Mallon Thomas J., carder Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. NE cor Vernon and Humboldt tff" Mallon. See Malan and Malin Mallory Abner T.. carpenter, r. 1043 Mission Mallory Alfred H., traveling salesinan M. Ehrman & Co., 104 Front Mallory A. T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1043 Mission Mallory Charles E., student Pac. Business College, r. 819 Mission Mallory Frederick J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 614 Capp Mallory Ida R. Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r. 614 Capp Mallory Eato, widow, r. 113 Eleventh Malloy Charles, carpenter, r. 5 Church Malloy Cornelius, carpenter, r. 5.53 Minna Malloy Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 522 First Malloy Daniel Jr., painter, r. 522 First INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK k CO., 645 Marl SI IIIIVCKL.EY, SPIERS Jk HAYES. FUI^TON IRON IVORKS. 213 Fremoni Street, ll^ JfiMturaeturera of ROCK BREAKERS. RETORTS and ROASTIK«alern In COAl. nnd PHi IRON, 41 Market Street, corner Kpear. MAN 695 MAN Manasse Nathan (Manasse & Wetherill) r. 945^ Fol- som Manasse & Wetherill (Nathan Manasse and William Wetherill) opticians, 211 Kearny Man by Edward, boiler maker J. V. Hall, r. 441 Ji Clementina Manch J. W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1209 Steiner Manchester A. L. Mrs., r. 118 Eddy Manchester Benjamin F., calker, r. SW cor Henrietta and Buena Vista, B. H. Manchester Benjamin S., calker, r. SW cor Buena Vista and Henrietta, B. H. Manchester Charles C, spring maker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r. W s Buena Vista, nr Henrietta. B. H. Slancliester Fire Assurance Co. (Manchester) Balfour, Guthrie & Co. general agents, George W. Spencer manager, 316 California Manchester Frederick A., sawyer Fulda Bros., r. W s Buena Vista, nr Henrietta. B. H. Manchester George W., collector, r. 452 Clementina Manchester Herbert T>., spring maker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r. 205 Bartlett, rear Manchester House, Manchester & Henly proptrs, 44 Sixth Manchester Isaac, laborer, r. 29 Federal Manchester John, lather, r. 903 Shotwell Manchester M. A. Mrs. (Manchester & Henly) i. 44 Sixth Manchester & Henly ( Mrs. M. A. Manchester and Mrs. John Henly ) proptrs Manchester House, 44 Sixth Mancini AnguBto, salesman A. Silvestri, r. Toscano Hotel Manck I. W., carpenter, r. Humboldt House Manensi Gr., teacher vocal art, office and r. 520 Sutter Mancuso Dominic, fruits and produce. 846 Valencia Mandel Emanuel (D. Block & Co.) r. 1326 Geary Mandel Marion, clerk Kutz & Murr. r. Oakland Mandel Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 330 Minna Mandell J., hotbedman Pac Eolling Mills Manders Anthony, helper A. S. & C. W. Iredale, r. Oakland Manders John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Manders Joseph, gasfitter A. S. & C. W. Iredale, r. Oakland Manderson John, cigars, tobacco and toys, 153 Second Mandes Charles, barber, r. 69 Natoma Mandeville Edward, driver Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r. Paraguay, nr Railroad Av Mandeville Simon V., blindmaker Jason Springer & Co.. r. 623 Howard Mandil Maurice, clerk, r. 615 Turk Mandioni Antonio, r. 509 Broadway Mandl Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. Harmony Hotel Mandlebamn F. & Sons (Francis, Fiesco and Raoul) wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 312 Sacramento Mandlebaum Fiesco (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1414 Sutter Mandlebaum Francis (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1414 Sutter Mandlebaum Louis, manager Louis Gross, 310 Mont- gomery, r. Nucleus House Mandlebaum Raoul (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1414 Sutter Mandler John, paperhanger, 231 Ellis, r. 1039 Folsom Maudler Wilhelmina Mrs., dressmaker, 1039 Folsom Mandonnit Adolph, carpenter, r. 4 Scheerer PI Mandragola John, laborer, r. 32 Hinckley Manescau Blanche Mme., dressmaking, 713 Sutter Manescau Victor, artificial flower maker, r. 713 Sut- ter Maneses Joseph, clerk, r. 6 John Maney John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf Maney Thomas, contractor, r. NE cor Jones and Sac- ramento Mangan Cornelius, porter Pacific Free Warehouse, r. 132 Clara Mangan John L., porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 400 Grove Mangan Maggte. domestic 602 Capp Mangan Stephen, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 35 Eleventh Mangan Thomas, cook A. Bernstein, r. Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth Mangan Thomas F., calker Dickie Bros., r.704 Seven- teenth Mangel Anna Miss, bookbinder, r. 512 Howard Mangels Annie Miss, r. 2650 Harrison Mangels Augustus, butcher, r. NW cor Leavenworth and Broadway Mangels Brothers (Nicholas and George) groceries and liquors, SW cor Market and Pearl niangfels C. & Co. (Christopher Mangels and Er- nest Lilienthal) groceries and liquors, SW cor Third and Mission Mangels Christopher (C. Mangels & Co.) r. 19 Linden Av Mangels Christopher, salesman, r. 810 Lombard Mangels Glaus (M. & C. Mangels) r. 919 McAllister Mangels Claus, capitalist, r. 2518 Howard Mangels Fabian, groceries and liquors, 2501 How- ard Mangels George (Mangels Brothers) r. 2 Pearl Mangels Hans M. C. (Mangels & Hedemann) r. Mar- queses, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna Mangels Helnrich, teamster, r. 920 Battery Mangels Henry, clerk, r. 2501 Howard Mangels Henry, clerk H. F. Michaelis, r. junction Mission and Valencia Mangels Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol- som and Twentieth Mangels Henry C, cigars and tobacco, NW cor East and Clay, r. 920 Market Mangels Henry J. (Wienholz & Mangels) r. 86 Everett Mangels John, clerk D. Muller, r. 332 Main Mangels John H. , clerk H. Tobelmann, r. SE cor Franklin and Hayes Mang'els M. Si C. (Martin and Claus) wholesale groceries and provisions, 319 Clay Mangels Martin (M. & C. Mangels) r. 810 Lombard Mangels Nicholas (Mangels Brothers) r. SW cor Mar- ket and Pearl Mangels Peter, bartender, r. Capitol House Mangels k Hedemann (Hans M. C. Mangels and Wil- liam Hedemann) groceries and liquors, SW cor Railroad Av and Manitoba Mangeot Charles, pressman, r. 9 John Mangeot Charles Jr., pressman Schmidt Label and Lithograph Co., r. 9 John Mangeot George, glovemaker, r. 432 Montgomery, room 18 Mangiante G. B., vegetables, 53 Colombo Market Mangin Constant, machinist, r. 532 Pacific MangnuBson Gustaf , mate schr Viking, r. 918 Mont- gomery Mangoin Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1701 Mangue G. B.. steward, 803-Stockton Manhattan Life Insurance Co. (of New York) John Landers agent, 410 California Manhattan Silver Mining Co. (LanderCo., Nev.) John Crockett secretary, 8 8. F. Stock and Exchange Building Manheim August, r. 367 Clementina Mauheim Isaac (Hagan & Manheim) r. Alameda Manhire Thomas D., fireman S. P. RR., r. 195 Six- teenth Manier Ferdinand, mattrass maker, r. 1819 Montgom- ery Manila Miguel, r. 220 Montgomery Av Mank Charles H., cabinetmaker, r. 227 Second Manke August, poultry dealer, r. 539 M Hayes Manken Lena I. Miss, assistant Powell St. Primary School, r. 214 O'Farrell Manks Francis M., stevedore, r. 530 Howard Manley E. Miss, r. 321 Pacific Manley Edwin, r. 166 Clara Manley Ellen, widow, r. 25 Rauscb, rear Manley George, glassblower, r. 9 Bowie Av Manley James S., deputy clerk U. S. District Court, r. 3013 Clay Manley John, laborer, r. SE cor Fourth and Folsom Manley Joseph B., salesman T. H. Nelson, r. 246 Third Manley Stephen W., teamster, r. N s Dominica, bet Susquehanna and St. John Manly George P., r. 133 Fifth Manly Henry, second cook stmr City of Stockton Manly James, plasterer, r. 1027 Market Manly John, gardener, r. 136 Fern Av Mann Abner S., clerk general passenger and ticket agent C. P. RR., r, 1230 Green Mann A. L., insurance, r. Lick House Mann Alexander, cigar mnfr, 419 Sansome, r. 1817 Pine Mann Alexander, machinist .Hedges & Dillenberg, r. 202 Second TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509 5 I I Si01.E ACSENTS FOR Market St. Dedcncrs Penjctual HAY PRESSES MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA: 13a Mpear Mtr««t. MAN 696 MAN Maun Alexaoder Jr., clerk Alexander Mann, r. Ibl7 Pine Mann Alfred H., show case maker Dixon, Bernstein & Co., r. 506 Francisco Mann Alphouse, with Carroll, Abrams & Carroll, r. 434 Jessie Mann Azro L., assistant Boys' High School, r. 2402 Mission Mann Bertram C, bookkeeper, r. 1230 Green Mann Charles F., carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 327 First 5C Mann Charles H., manager C. C. Hastings & Co., §SW cor Sutter and Montgomery, r. 2444 Howard Mann Clara N. Mrs., furnished rooms. 427 Eddy jj , Mann Clarence M., clerk William B. Hooper & Co., r. 4S ■ lag Geary ^ Mann David, salesman Kohlberg & Co., r. 1817 Pine ^ Mann David, tailor, r. 30(> Seventh V Mann F. P., surgeon P. M. SS. San Jose Maun Frank, bartender, r. 911 Clay Mann Frederick, carpenter, r. 506 Francisco Mann George, salesman S. Hartman & Bro., r. 532 Ellis Mann George A., painter, r. 2419 Clay, rear Mann George S., r. 31 South Park Mann Henry A., telegraph operator, r. 514 Bush Mann Henry R. (Hutchinson & Mann) r. .501 Geary Mann Israel D., carpenter, r. 15 Tehama PI Mann John, carpenter Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 432 Linden Av Mann John, conductor Presidio RB., r. 1722 Hyde Mann John, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 34 Natoma Mann John D., livery stable, 918 Geary Mann John D., ship joiner, r. 418 First Mann John D. Jr., clerk George T. Marye & Son, r 918 Geary Mann Joseph, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel Mann Joseph, watchman, r. 1205 Union Mann Joseph R., student, r. 918 Geary Mann Levi, cashier C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 2444 How- ard Mann Patrick, driver Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., r. 324 Main Mann Robert, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 306 Seventh Ma.nn Robert ^ Sons (Mill Hall, Pa.),mnfrs axes, Chas. Sonntag & Co. agents, 114-116 Market Mann Russell C, millwright Philip Hinkle & Co., r. 529 Sacramento Mann Samuel A., clerk, r. 9 Thirteenth Mann Samuel J., vaquero, r. Susquehanna, bet Para- guay and Servia Mann Seth, law student Flint & Stone, r. 2444 How- ard Mann Simon, line repairer Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. (458) 546 Tehama Mann S. Jennie Mrs., assistant Haight Grammar School, r. 2402 Mission Mann S. S. (Flanagan & Mann) r. Coos Bay, Or. Mann Thomas, baker O. and O. S3. Arabic Mann Thomas R.. engineer, r. 402 Broadway Mann Thomas W., teamster Eugene Soule, r. 606 Fourth Maun William H., clerk, r. 1230 Green Mann William J., r. 31 South Park Manna Francisco, peddler, r. 635 Pacific Manuarich Frank, bartender, r. 925 Kearny Mannaton Samson, machinist, r. 215M Perry Mannel Matilda, widow, dressmaker, r. 411 O'Farrell Manner (;harles V.. secretary Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 1043 Mission Manner James, traveling salesman Heynemann & Co. r. Oakland Manner Louis, r. 1043 Mission Mannie Emmet M., engineer, r. 100 Leavenworth Manning Agnes M. Miss, principal Lincoln Primary School, r. 311 Stockton Manning Alfred W., restaurant, 420 Pine, r. 28 Ellis Manning Andrew, drayman, NW cor Commercial and Davis, r. 409 First Manning Bernard, waiter, r. 28 O'Farrell Manning Bridget, widow, r. 6 Calhoun Manning Catherine Mrs., r. 656 Minna Manning Demetrius F., miner, r. 13 Nevada Manning Dennis C, saihuaker, r. 793 Howard Manning Dennis R., policeman, r. 620 Brannan Manning E., electrotyper Palmer i Rey, r. 1307 Geary Manning Frank, r. 16 Montgomery Av Manning Frank, carpenter, r. Parker Av, nr Columbia P1,B. H. Manning Frank J. H., clerk Commercial Insurance Co. of California, r. 420 Eddy - Manning George, physician, oflBce 648 Howard, r. 411 H Hayes Manning H., quarter master, r. 607 Fourth Manning Henry, butcher, r. 810 Greenwich ■ Manning Henry J., fish and oyster dealer, 820-822 La- guna Manning House, Mrs. M. A. Green proptr, 915 )j Mar> ket Manning Ira, with A. W. Manning, r. 28 Ellis Manning James, r. 244 Chattanooga Manning James, varnisher, r. 6.56 Minna Manning James, waiter, r. 644 Mission Manning James, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 73 Teha- ma Manning James A., house and sign painter, 1605 Polk, r. 7 Myrtle Av Manning James M., bartender, r. 1307 Geary Manning Jeremiah, junk dealer, r. E s Harrison, bet Twenty.fifth and Twenty-sixth Manning Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1621 Turk Manning John, journalist, ofl&ce 22 Geary, r. 78 Clem- entina Manning John, policeman, r. .502 Mason Manning John F., porter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1006)4 Natoma, rear Manning John J., laborer C. P. RB., r. 409 First Manning John M., painter, r. 2711 Bush Manning Joseph G., civil engineer, r. 420 Eddy Manning Lawrence, bricklayer, r. 504 Linden Av Manning Luke, laborer, r. 909 J^ Harrison Manning Martin, finisher Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 656 Minna Manning Michael, blacksmith, r. 257 Tehama Manning Michael, laborer, r. 48 Seventh Manning Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway Manning Michael, laborer, r. Kennebec, nr Crescent Av, B. H. Manning Michael, livery stable, 625 Fulton Manning Michael, stableman C. F. Dryer, r. 402 Broad. way Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 909)4 Harrison Manning Patrick, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. E s Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Manning Richard, carpenter, r. 406 Clementina Manning Robert, quartermaster P. M. S3. Co. Str. San Jose Manning Sidney, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. N ■ Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky Manning "Thomas, boot crimper, r. 57 Natoma Manning Thomas, blacksmith, r. 512 Mission Manning Thomas, driver Lafayette Brewery, 726 Green Manning Thomas, stevedore, r. 1504 Leavenworth Manning Thomas B.istableman Potrero and B.V. BB., r. cor Kentucky ahd Nevada Manning Thomas H., machine hand Jason Springer & Co., r. 425 Bush Manning Thomas M., plumber and gasfitter, 703 Front, r. 1 Jackson PI Manning Thomas W., laborer Union Iron Works, r.. 909)4 Harrison Manning William, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Trini- dad Manning William, jewelry, 804 Market, r. 725 Pine ManniDg William, teamster, r. 257 Tehama Mannion Cornelius, laborer, r. 132 Clara ManniOQ James, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 655 Minna Mannion James E., boilermaker, r. 776 Howard Mannion John, laborer, r. 668)^ Clementina Mannion John P., teamster, r. SW cor Railroad Ay and Trinidad Mannion Mary Miss, shoe fitter, r. 13)4 Dore Mannion Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway Mannion Patrick, laborer, r. 13)4 Dore Mannion Thomas J., carpenter, r. 66 Minna Mannion William, clerk, r. 324 Ellis Mannix John, liquor saloon, 842 Market, r. 829 Mis- sion Mannix Thomas, plasterer, r. 21 Fulton Manny Simon, laborer, r. 9 Varennes Manrow John P., real estate, 424 Montgomery, r. 1000 Chestnut Mans Amedee (Mans & Staude) r. 114 Trenton Mans Paul Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Alans & Staude (Amedee Mans and John Staude) groceries and liquors. 815 Pacific LOUIS BRAVERIWAN& CO. ■"*"°"'"'.' PEARLS and other PRECIOUS STONES 19 Montgomery St. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ^TAMHINO CAI.l.F,I> FOR AN» »Kl,IVKRKD. OFFtCK, 648 MAKKKT NTKKET. MAN 697 MAR Slansbach B. & Co, (Emanuel Mansbach and Louis A. New) trimmings sud fancy goods, 20-28 Kearny Mansbacb Emanuel (E. Mausbach & Co.) r. 920 Eddy Manseau James J. (Furlong & Manseau) r. 821 Market Manseau William E., show case maker, r. 821 Market 9Iaiis«llF. tSiCo. (Frederick Mansell) ornamental sign painters, 434 Pine Mansell Frederick (F. Mansell & Co.) r. 434 Pine Mansell Henry, comb maker, r. 137 3^ Fifth Mansell John H., salesman Ichi Ban, r. 528 Pine Mansen Adolph, machinist, r. 243 Second Mauser Frederick, cabinet maker, r. 637 Minna Mansfield Ada Mrs., r. 921 Market Mansfield Charles, compositor Bulletin, r.l424 Jackson Mansfield Charles Mrs., r. 519 Stevenson Mansfield Dudley, teacher music, r. 419 Geary Mansfield Harold, salesman wholesale dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co., r. 737 Market Mansfield Helen, groceries and liquors, r. 140 Eighth Mansfield James, second olflcer C. P. RE. Btmr Oak- land, r. 20 Natoma Mansfield Joseph, bailiff Superior Court, Dept No. 11, r. 1424 Jackson Mansfield Myron, real estate agent, 238 Montgomery, r. 309 Powell Mansfield Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Howard Mansfield Richard C, carpenter, r. 140 Eighth Mansfield Theodore L., traveling salesman W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. 112 Kearny Mansfield Walter D., clerk Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ackerman, r. 214 Powell Mansfield William, gardener 2700 Pierce Mansiet John, carpenter, 524 Vallejo Mansion House, William Perkin proptr, 961-963 Mis- sion Mansir Henry C, janitor Grant Primary School, r. 1901 Powell Manson Adam, seaman, r. 30 Clay Manson Archibald, blacksmith A. Muir, r. 14 Clinton Park Mauson Charles G., captain schr Hamlet Manson James, blacksmith, 119 Beale, r. 14 Clinton Park Manson Marsden, civil engineer, office 533 Kearny, r. 720 Leavenworth Manson Nathaniel J., civil engineer, r. 720 Leaven- worth Manson William (C. J. Pidwell &Co.) r. Qulncy.Cal. Mansueto Agostini, laborer Pac. Cream of Tartar Works, r. 124 Gilbert Mantel Eugene, artist, r. 926 Jackson Mantel' Henry, tailor, 230 Sutter, r. 926 Jackson Mantel Julius, barber, r. 1048 Buchanan Mantel Max, with Rehfisch & Co., r. 926 Jackson Mantel Michael, cabinet maker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 330 Minna Mantell Ferdinand (Bernard & Mantell) r. 306 Grove Manter Hannibal, expressman, r. 1211 Fillmore Mantle Byron G,,with Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r. Haywards Manton James F., brassfinisher, r. 1 Julian Av Manton John, stableman City RR., r. 1 Julian Av Manton P., Cigarmaker's Assn, 114 Dupout Mautor George A., porter Grangers' Business Assn, 38 California Mautz Frederick C, furniture and upholstery, 1616 Polk Mantz H. McPherson (Mantz & Jonas) r. 1051 Market Mantz John C, upholsterfr F. C. Mantz, r. 1616 Polk Mantz Mamie Miss, photograph painter, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and San Jose Av Mantz & Jonas (H. McPherson Mantz and Alfred Jonas) butchers, 1262 Market Manuel Herbert E., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 720 Clementina Manuel Joseph, boatman, r. SW cor Drumm and Washington Mauuel Michael, agent, r. 1305 Stockton Manuel Rupert, clerk E. N. Deuprey, r. W s Vicks- burg, nr Twenty-fifth Manuel S. Mrs., widow, r. 720 Clementina Manuel Victor, cook, r. 657 Mission Manufacturers' Fire and Marine Ins. Co. (of Boston) Jennings & Stillman agents, 317 Cali- fornia Manville Chester W., currier, r. W s San Bruno Road, bet Army and Eve Many James M., clerk freight depot S. P. RR., r. 781 Mission Manz Auguste, chainmaker George C. Shreve & Co., r. 130 Bernard Manze John, tailor Benedict k Smith, r. Alameda Manzer Frank E., r. 2730 Pine Mauzer Lonson M., contractor, r. 2730 Pine Mara Ann, domestic 734 Sutter Mara Michael R., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 219 Twelfth Mara William H., plasterer, r. 318 Seventh Marabello Edward, stableman John Marabello, r. 686 McAllister Marabello George, stableman John Marabello, r. 686 McAllister Marabello John, livery stable, 080 McAllister Marasclil AntUouy Rev., S. J., treasurer St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes Marasoli Antonio, Swiss Mutual Ben. See, 627 Com- mercial Marble Abbie L, Mrs. , registry clerk Post OfSce, r. 704 Stockton Marble Charles H., clerk George W. McNear, r. 513)4 Valencia Marble Oliver J., teamster, r. 116 Austin Marble WilliamD., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 449 Guerrero Marboeuf Louis, cook Frank Garcia, r. 921 Vallejo Marburg Brothers, mnfrs smoking tobacco (Balti- more, Md.) Daniel Bruton agent, 206 Front Marc Philippe, laundry, 729 Broadway, rear Marcadal Juan. r. 605 Broadway Marcarian Malkon, tailor,.r. 139 Shipley, rear Marcelle Lemer, laundryman Stephen Qarnaud, r.W s Bartlett, bet Tweuty-fifth and Twenty-sixth March A., laborer National Iron Works March Charles E., boxmaker Carrick, Williams & Wright, r. 1130 Market Marchand Alexander W., bartender, r. 2 Wetmore PI Marchand Catherine Mme., saleslady, r. 4 Chatham PI Marchand Constant (Croce & Marchand) r. 735 Ellis Marchand Desire C, assayer, r. 1517 Mason Marchand Edward, clerk Em. Meyer & Co., r. 1035 Post Marchand Fortune Mme., dressmaker, 735 Ellis Marchand George, wood carver West Coast Furniture Co., r. 1353 Alabama Aiarchand Marie P. Mrs., r. 1301 Sacramento Marchand Mary L. Mrs., r. 1217 Filbert Marchand Thomas L., porcelain painter B. Nathan & Co., r. West Berkeley Marcltand's Restaurant, P. Priet & Co. pro- prietors, 115-117 Dupout Marchant Charles, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., r. 218 Perry Marchant Christopher, butcher, 1915 Fillmore, r. 2738 Pine Marchant George H., upholsterer, r. 1 Santa Clara Marchant J. H., r. 1 Santa Clara Marchant John, fireman, r. 541 First Marchant Lizzie Mrs., teacher, r. 21 Van Ness Av Marchant Rodney, traveling salesman Dwyer, Robert- son & Co., r. 1310 Pine Marchebout Auguste (Marchebout Brothers) r. 1117 Dupont Marchebout Brothers (Auguste and Victor) furniture and carpets. 1115-1117 DuDont Marchebout Henry, diamond setter George C. Shreve & Co., r. 1117 Dupont Marchebout Lucie Mrs., r. 1117 Dupont Marchebout Magloire (Marchebout & Boudin> r. 312 Sixth Marchebout Victor (Marchebout Brothers) r. 1117 Du- pont Marchebout Si Boudin (Magloire Marchebout and Lucien Boudin) wines and liquors, SE cor Folsom and Sixth Marchell John, deck watchman P. M. SS. City of Tokio Marchese Andrew, vegetable garden, E s Old San Joa^ Road, nr Industrial School Marchi John, fruit and vegetables, 7-11 Clay St. Cen- tral Market, r. 1714 Dupont Marchi Kate, actress Tivoli Opera House, r. 425 Fil- bert Marchi Tomaso, r. 11 Union PI Marchi Vicenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Broadway Marchini Mary, widow, r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and Church Marchizio Casimiro, seaman, r. 222 Broadway Marchizio Salvatore, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing- ton G.W.CLARK & CO. ^Klgifia^^ 645 MARKETS!. UIKirifl CY CDICTDC JP. UAVITC FlTI-TOjr IRON YVORKM. 213 Fremont I milulVLC I J Oritlnd (X riHICO, AgentsforthecclebrateUUEAlVEKTEAM PVMPS. MAR 698 MAR Marcis Josephs, widow, r. Paci6c Alley Marcotte Oscar, varnisher Era^en & Geist Marcou Claudius, laundry, 1424 Dupont Marcovich Nicholas, Austrian Ben. Sec, 71 New Montgomery Marcucci Alex., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 312 Clementina Marcucci DominRO, shipwright, r. 549 Stevenson Marcucci Julia Mrs., dressmaker, 549 Stevenson Marcus Abram (S. O. Alexander k Co.) r. New York Marcus Alfred J. (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. 1214 Geary Marcus C, jeweler, r. 305 Kearny Marcus C. H. George (Geo. Marcus k Co. )r. 709 Mason Marcus Geo. A Co. (C. H. George Marcus and Fr. Hohwlesner) importers and commission merch- ants and general agents Trans-Atlantic Fire Insur- ance Co. (of Hamburg) ofiftce 304 California Marcus George P., clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 22 Turk Marcus Gustav (Cal. Jewelry Co. and Levison Bros.) 134 Sutter Marcus Harris, varieties, 1236 M Folsom Marcus Morris, secretary Chamber of Commerce, oflBce with S. Foster & Co., 26-28 California, r. 1630 Golden Gate Av Marcus 8., merchant, r. 905 Market t^ Marcus. See Markus Marcusa Max, ladies' underwear. 313 Dupont Marcuse Abraham, foreman Sam. Lewis & Co., r. 218 Sixteenth Marcuse Charles, clerk, r. 523 Kearny Marcuse George, cook, r. lO.Selina PI Marcuse Herman L., tailor, 613 Laguna, r. 161 Six- teenth Marcuse Julius, traveling salesman F. Daneri &Co., r. 602 Bush Marcuse Morris, traveling salesman Michels, Fried- lander k Co. r. 116 O'Farrell Marcuse S., collector Gas Consumers' Assn., r. 322 Turk Marcussen Frederick, bartender, r. 228 Montgomery Av Marcussen Fritz, dit-tiller, r. 512 Fourth Marcy Frank H., r. 1434 Turk Marcy Henry D., boarding. 1434 Turk Marcy Joseph M., real estate, r. 731 Pine Marcy Jules G., plumber, 436 Bush, r. W b Sanchez, bet Army and Twenty-seventh * Marcy William G. (Levi Maikley & Co.) r. Alameda Marcy Zephyrin C, porter M.Walter & Co., r. 731 Pine Marden Albert H., packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. W R Treat Av, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Marden Charles, delivery clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 820 Capp Marden Charles S., electrician, r. 904 Leavenworth Marden E. D., caketrlmmer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 606 Fourth Marden Eldridge C, clerk, r. 1507 Larkin Marden Georgie Miss, private school, NE cor Wash- ington an5 Buchanan Marden Robert A., assistant superintendent Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. W s Treat Av, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Marder Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 124 O'Far- rell Marder G. M., clerk general freight office C. P. RR. r. 1933 }i Freelon Marx Isaac, bookkeeper Well Bros, k Co., r. 1014 Van Ness Av Marx Jacob, capitalist, office 45 Neyada Block, r. 29 Dupont Marx James, peddler, r. Branch House Marx John, clerk, r. SW cor Teneriffeand Railroad Ay Marx Joseph, assistant bookkeeper Weil Bros. & Co., r. 1014 Van Ness Av Marx Laura, widow, r. 436 Ellis Marx Maurice (Marx k Lauth) r. 645 Merchant Marx Melville M., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 436 Ellis Marx Ralph E., salesman Bachman Bros., r. 436 Ellis Marx Samifel, stockkeeper Bosenbanm & Co., r. 436 Ellis Marx & Lauth (Maurice Marx and Julius Lauth) liquor saloon, 645 Merchant t^ Marx. See Marks Marias J., journalist, r. Gailhard Hotel I Marxen John P., foreman N. P. C. RR. Wharf, r. IT Hinckley Marxen Julius, butcher, r. 208 Francisco Marxsen William, salesman Strauss & Frohman, ». 704 J^ Mission Mary Ann Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomerv.room 7 Marye Georgre T. Jr. (George T. Marye k Son) and Consul Greece, office 234 Montgomery, r. Pal- ace Hotel _ ^, ^ , Marye George T. & Son (George T. Marye Jr.) stockbrokers, 234 Montgomerj- Maryland Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) George W, Rey- nolds secretary, 609 Sacramento Maryland Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) office 320 Sansome, room 16 Marysville Woolen Mills, Sachs, Heller & Co. agents, SW cor Battery and Bush Marz Mrs., laundress Park Hotel Marzloff John, upholsterer, 1910 Powell Marzloff Lena Mrs., midwife, r. 1910 Powell Mascarelli Agostino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Mascherini Faustino, upholsterer Robert Blum, r. 713 Ji Union Mascherini Josephine Miss, r. 713?i Union Maschlo Carlo A., with Vincent Maschio, r. 127 Sev- enth Maschio Vincent, wood and coal. 127 beventh i Maschowsky Albert, brewer, r. 371 Minna I Masculin Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel ' Maseneck Anna Miss, musician Vienna Gardens, r. I 619 Taylor I Mash Frederick, expressman, 567 Market, r. »E cor I Henderson and Santa Rosa Avs Masboff Dora, widow, r. 2210 Mason Maskey Frank, confectioner George F. Roberts, r> i 1402 Bush i Maskey Margaret Mrs., bakery, 605 Post LOUIS BRAVERNIftN & CO. '"^°""' "' ""'"" "" ""'=""■ 119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY ORDERJS FOB WASHINO PROMtrXI.Y ATTENDED TO OFFICE. C48 MARKET KTREET. MAS 705 MAS Maskow Harry, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, r. 150 Tehama Masnaola Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Masoero Cesara, veterinary surgeon, 51" Green, r. Rouia Hotel Mason Albert, driver Pac. Fertilizing Co., r. SE cor Santa Clara and Minnesota Mason Alfonso, iron molder, r. 5 Everett Mason Alonzo, clerk, r. 1 Cottage PI Mason Andrew, cook, r. 14 Jansen Mason Anna L., widow, r. 609 Jones Mason Cagper H., secretary North Gould and Curry Mining Co., 18 Stevenson Building, r. Pal- ace Hotel Mason Charles, r. 15 Garden Mason Charles, plumber, r. 255 Beale Mason Charles, vice-consul Great Britain, office 319 California, r. Saucelito Mason Charles M., contractor and builder, r. 1122 Market Mason Christian, carpenfer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Teneriffe Mason Delos A., compositor, r. 917 Sacramento Mason Emma L. Miss, compositor, r. 311 Stockton Mason Frank, machine hand M. & A. Hansen, r. Oak- land Mason Frank G., salesman R. J. Trumbull & Co., r. Oakland Mason Frederick, seaman P. C. SS. City of Chester, r. 207 Pacific Mason George, r. 313 Eighth Mason George, stableman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 122 Eddy Mason Ueorge J., teamster, r. cor Palmer and Miguel, Fairmount Tract Mason George W., stone cutter, r. 458 Minna Mason Harvey L., vice-president The A. S. Spence Co., r. 203 Powell Mason Harry, seaman P. C. SS. Gipsy Mason Henry, stableman, r. 807 Vallejo Mason House, Joel P. Mason proptr, 917 Market Mason Isaac C., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 7 Stockton Mason J. A., bookkeeper The A. S. Spence Co., r. Oak- land Mason James, engineer Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 320 Main Mason James, notary public and commissioner of deeds, 238 Montgomery, r. E s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H. Mason James, waiter The Baldwin Mason Joel P., proptr Mason House, 917 Market Mason tToIin, proprietor Mason's Brewery and Malt House, 527-531 Chestnut, and Fire Commis- sioner, r. 519 Chestnut Mason John A., stevedore, r. 413 Broadway Mason John E., real estate, S06 Pine, room 6, r. Ala- meda • Mason John R. , office 541 Market, r. Oakland Mason ^seph J., porter Hellmann Bros. & Co., r. N 8 California Av, bet Mission and Howard Mason J. Warren, r. 509 Sixth Mason Kate Mrs., r. 204 Post Mason Mary, domestic 1900 Franklin Mason Mary A. Mrs., r. 906 Lombard Mason Mary J. , widow, r. 1408 Powell Mason Milton P., collector, r. 1131 Clay Mason Nathaniel H. A., stock raiser, r. 37 Liberty Mason Nellie, r. 105 Stockton Mason Oliver, clerk, r. 20 Montgomery Mason Ramsey D., compositor, r. 917 Sacramento Mason S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 106 J^ Third Mason Thomas, broker, r. 638 Green Mason William, boatswain P. M. SS. Colims, r. 816 Sansome j^f Mason. See Maisou, Masson and Mayson Mason's Bre^very and Malt House, John Mason proprietor, 527-529-531 Chestnut Masonic Board of Relief, Harrison Jones secretary, Masonic Temple Masonic Cemetery, Edwin L. Smith superintend- ent. Masonic Av, bet Fulton and Turk, entrance Turk, nr Lone Mountain Masonic Cemetery Association, George J. Hobe secretary, 42 Masonic Temple Masonic Savings and lioan Bank (in liquida- tion) 6 Post, Masonic Temple Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post Masouuette Blanche L. Miss, school teacher, r. 724 California Masounette Eugene (Masounette & Pavltza) r. 724 Cal- ifornia Masounette & Pavitza (Eugene Masounette and Jasper Pavitza) coffee saloon, 221 Leidesdorff Mass Aui^ust W., groceries and liquors, NW cor O'Farrell and Mason, r. 301 O'Farrell Mass Peter H., paper carrier, r. 1111 Pacific Massa Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington Massft Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Massachusetts Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada Co. , Cal.) A. C. Hammond secretary, 401 California, room 7 Massat Charles (Labine & Massat) r. 719 Clay Masset Auguste, shoemaker C. Villemeur, r. 222 Rltch Masserano Raymond, cook. r. 827 Pacific Massey Atkins, undertaker and coffin warerooms, 651 Sacramento, r. Oakland Massey Emma, forewoman hosiery deptS. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 1017 Lombard Massey Frances H. Mrs., r. 921 Market Massey Frances S., widow, r. 824 Pacific, rear Massey George L., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., p. 1422 Clay Massey Herman W., mining, 330 Pine, room 3. r. 1626 California Massey John, carpenter, r. 12 Alemany Av Massey John A., assistant manager Studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co., r. Oakland Massey Mary Mrs., r. 1017 Lombard Massey Sarah M. Mrs., furnished rooma, 1008)4 Mar- ket t^" Massey. See Massie Massi Giovanni B., laborer, r. 3 Lafayette PI, rear Massich John, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont- gomery Massie A., saloon waiter P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Massie Henry C. dentist, 19 Sixth Massie K. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2315 Mission Massie William O. barber, r. 2315 Mission Massineo Salvatore, fish dealer, r. 506 Union Massioli Dominic, stonecutter, r. 435 Fulton Massmann John C. (Massmann & Elbach) r. 120 Twelfth Massmann cSf Eibacli (John C. Massmann and Charles E. Eibach) fresco painters, 120 Twelfth Masson Francis P. (Masson Freres) r. 39 Tehama Masson Freres (Francis P. and Victor B.) mnfg con- fectioners, 413-415 Commercial Masson Gyula, r. 130 Fern Av Masson J. E., merchandise broker, 232 California, p. Berkeley Masson Joseph, cook Marchand's Restaurant, r. 637 California Ma8.:on Jules, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., p. 1108 Hyde Masson Marius V., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., p. 220 Chestntit Masson Thomas, watchman P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 715 Treat Av Masson Victor B. (Masson Freres) r. 506 Third B^ Masson. See Maison, Mason and* Mayson Massone Giuseppe, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 619- 623 Front Massone Peter, restaurant, 117 Jackson, r. 1015 Wash- ington Massoui Annitale, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Massoni Emilio, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Massoni Francesco, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Massoni Henry, cook, r. 168 Clementina Massoni Lorenzo, marble worker L. J. Ruffino & Co., r. 124 Ji Gilbert Massoni Moritz, laborer, r. 116 Gilbert, rear Massoni Valentino. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Mast Elizabeth, widow, r. 619 Geary, rear Mast Herman C, tailor, r. 619 Geary, rear Mast Kate C. Miss (Ford & Mast) r.'619 Gearv, rear Mast P. P. Si Co. (D. E. Goldsmith and" William W. Cunningham) agricultural implements, 33 Market Masten Edmond C, r. 15 South Park Masten Joseph, pressman A. L. Bancroft b Co., r. 16 South Park Masten Louis, r. 240 Sixth Masten Nathan K., office 410 Montgomery, room 1, r. 15 South Park Master Mariners' Benevolent Assn. 413 Sutter Masterman James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Shasta St. House Masters Edward, hostler, r. 1116 Clay 0 X O © 00 o o B 9 ^ o O P. ® W o o OB o m % O G=WXLARK&CO. 4i LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST : : : : : 645 MARKET ST. MJMPI/I rV CDICDC JP UAVCC FVLTON IKON ^VORKM, 213 Fremont St., nmulVLtl, OrlllnO U MA I CO, .Manufacturers of <^ P u o pp o 0 Masters Frank J., laundry man S. F. Laundry Masters Mary L., widow, r. lu Mint Av Masters William W., carpenter, ». C25 Vallejo Masterson Annie Miss, fur sewer, r. 11 Adelaide PI Masterson Brothers (William C. and George H.) gro- ceries and liquors, NW cor Eigblb and Natoma Masterson Catherine, widow, r. 11 Adelaide PI Masterson Charles, varieties, 1501 Larkin Masterson George H. (Masterson Brothers) r. NW cor Eighth and Natoma Masterson Hugh, laborer, r. 325 Jessie I Masterson James, laborer C, P. RR., r. 14 Bluxome Masterson John, painter, r. 522 Stevenson Masterson Joseph J., shoemaker, r. 113 Oak Masterson Lawrence, coal passer P. C. SS. Dakota Masterson Lawrence, watchman Sutter St. RR., r.2613 Sutter 1 Masterson Mary, widow, domestic 1310 Powell i Masterson Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., j r. 1002 Montgomery Masterson Patrick, porter The Baldwin I Masterson- Patrick J., laborer, r. 17 Bruce PI Masterson Peter, assistant engineer O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 150 Perry i Masterson Terrence, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 126 Fourteenth I Masterson Thomas F., student Heald's Business Col- lege Masterson William C. (Masterson Brothers) r. NW cor Eighth and Natoma j Mastick, Belclier & Jtlastick (Edwin B. Mas- { tiCA, W. C. Belcher and Joseph W.Mastickl at- j torneys at law, 520 Montgomery Mastick Charles L., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., r. Alameda Mastick Edwin B. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) r. Alameda Mastick George H., attorney at law, 520 Montgomery, r. Alameda Mastick Joseph W. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) r. Alameda Mastick Levi B. (S. L. Mastick & Co.) r. 8W cor Capp and Twentieth Mastick Reuben W., bookkeeper A. C. Nichols & Co., t. Alameda Mastick S. L. & Co. ( estate of Seabury L. Mastick and Levi B. Mastick) wholesale lumber, Pier 10 Steuart Mastick Seabury L., estate of (8. L. Mastick & Co.) office pier 10 Steuart Mastiu Stephen A., gardener, r. 838 Guerrero Mastuy Vojta, lithographic .printer F.Korbel & Bros., r. 138 Morris Av Mastro A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills Matamora Consolidated Mining Co. (Globe District, A. T.) Joseph Pentecost secretary, office 702 Market Mataranger Dennis, cook, r. 42 Everett Matches Atkin E., r. 674 Harrison Matches John R.,r. 674 Harrison Mate Miklos, Hungarian Society, 417 Kearny Mateo Steffauo, dishwasher N. Giamboni k Co., r. 33 O'Farrell Mateucci Felice (Mateucci & Vannucci) r. 124 Pacific Mateucci & Vannucci (Felice Mateucci and Raffaele Vannucci) groceries and liquors, 124 Pacific Mathe Gabriele, widow, groceries and liquors, 730 Bush, r. 702 Mason Mathe Jules, waiter, r. 1237 Stockton Matb^ Louis, clerk Gabriele Mathe, r. 702 Mason Matb^ Marie Mrs., chambermaid, 1237 Stockton Matheny James H. H., clerk, r. 202 Sixth Matheos Manuel F., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc.,S10 Bush Mather A. C. Mrs., stationery and candy, 619 McAllis- ter Mather Alexander, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange Mather Joseph W., commission merchant, r. 326 Eddy Mather Robert, typecaster, r. 619 McAllister Matheron John, cook Charles Pechin, r. 17 Sonora Mathers William H., clerk Langley & Michaels,r. 1033 Folsom M8tbes Dana H. (Mathes & Co.) r. Oakland Mathes John A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1108 Stelner Mathes k Co. (Dana H. Mathes) mnfrs suspenders, 35 Second Matheson A. Mrs., widow, r. 123 Capp Matheson Albert W., waiter P. M. SS. Granada, r.l607 MihSion, rear Matheson Alexander, teamster, r. 1403 Folsom Matheson Andrew, seaman P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro Matheson Andrew C, bookkeeper Abner Doble, r. Oakland Matheson B. Mrs., widow, r. 1607 Mission, rear Matheson Edward, clerk, r. 1607 Mission, rear Matheson John, blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 2606 Bryant Matheson John T., crimper U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 913 Battery Matheson Joseph, musician, r. 1607 Mission, rear Matheson Mark T., steward P. M. SS. Granada, r. 1607 Mission, rear Matheson Murdoch, carpenter, r. 21 Guerrero Matheson Robert C, compositor George Spaulding & Co., r. 118 O'Farrell e^ Matheson. See Mathewson, Mathieson, Mathi- son and Matthewson Mathews Arthur, liCho£rapher Britton & Bey, r. Oak- land Mathews Charles, captain ship Husband, r. 603. Fol- som Mathews Charles H., house painter, r. 56 Tehama Mathews Charles H., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1517 Broadway Mathews Edward, laborer, r. 1421 Jackson Mathews George, stonecutter, r. 6 Seymour Av Mathews Harvey, traveling salesman J. W. Shaeffer ti Co., r. 1126 Jackson Mathews Henry E., secretary Lick Trust, 606 Montgomery, room 19. r. 5}i Prospect PI Mathews Hlram W., secretary, 316 California, room 10, r. 13 Laskie Mathews James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 17 Van Ness Av Mathews James, laborer Cal. Glass Works Mathews James, shoemaker, and extraman Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 302 Green Mathews John, teamster, r. 911 Harrison Mathews John, seaman, r. 227 Second Mathews John, seaman, r. 406 Pacific Mathews John, liquor saloon, 539 Pacific Mathews John A., tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel Mathews John H., clerk, r. 302 Green Mathews John M., commission merchant and pur- chasing agent, 113 Davis, r. 538 Twenty-third Mathews Joseph H., chief engineer P. M. SS. Granada, r. 2506 Sacramento Mathews Lawrence, fireman P. C. SS. State of Califor- nia, r. 19 H Preston PI Mathews Manuel F., bookkeeper, r. 315 Drumm Mathews Mary Mrs., varieties, 1647 Mission Mathews Matthew, peddler, r. 211 Eighth Mathews Peter, milkman, r. SW cor Franklin and Union Mathews Peter, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 8 Harry PI Mathews Samuel, harnessmaker, 209 Davis^r. 740 Broadway Mathews Samuel A., r. 131 Seventh Mathews Simuel A., clerk, r. 424 Sansome Mathews Sarah A. Mrs., varieties and branch bakery, 1629 Geary Mathews Thomas, mate S. P. C. RR. stmt Bay City, r. 218 Minna Mathews Thomas, shoemaker, r. 302 Green Mathews Thomas Jr., boatman, and extraman Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 302 Green Mathews Thomas F., r. 10 St. Charles PI Mathews William, stoneyard, NW cor Turk wad Wood, r. 6 Seymour Av B^ Mathews See Matthews Mathewson Horace G., clerk, r. 824 Mission Mathewson J., longshoreman, r. Branch House Mathewson J. M., physician, office and r. 46 O'Far- i rell Mathewson John, boilerman Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 309 LangtOn Mathewson John Jr., boilermiker, r. 2720 Folsom Mathewson Margaret, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1206 I Market Mathewson Nelson, upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 46 Tehama Mathewson Peter, laborer Mission Soap and Caudle Works Mathewson Thomas, physician and surgeon, office and r. 619 Kearny Mathewson Thomas D., real estate agent, 606 Mont- gomery, room 12 SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*8""««oSS.1lslf5ir "o^ice J. MACDONOUGH & CO. ImporlerM of and ]>«nleri« In all hindH of FOREItiX and DOMKMTIC COAI^, 41 Market Street, fOrner Kpear. MAT 707 MAT Mattaewson Thomas S., clerk H. S. Crocker k Co., r. 2213 Steiner Mathewsou William, boilermaker, r. Montgomery's Hotel Mathewson William A., driver Peoples' Ice Co.,r. 312 Mission MathewsoD William W., clerk, r. lOfiV Market 07" Mathewsou. See Matheson, Mathieaon, Mathl- son and Matthewson Mathias Frederick, milk ranch, cor Steiner and Francisco Mathias John, driver A. W. Lind, r. Alameda Matbiesen Jacob, soapmaker Union Soap Factory, r. 353 Eleventh Mathlesen Martin W., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r. Alameda Mathieson David, blacksmith Eugene Soule, r. 38 Clara Hathieson Orace Miss, assistant Irving Primary School, r. 230 Green uy Mathieson. See Matheson, Mathewson, Math- ' ison and Matthewson Matbieu Alphonse (Mathieu & Maison) r. 30 Stone Mathieu Edouard, confectioner Masson Freres, r. NW cor Dupont and Vallejo Mathieu G. & Sou (Gaston and Gaston Jr.) watch- makers and jewelers, 725 Larkin Mathieu Gaston (G. Mathieu & S)n) r. 725 Larkin Mathieu Gaston Jr. (G. Mathieu & Son) r. 725 Larkin Mathieu Prank L., clsrk Eugrene Da Sabla, r. 216 Powell Mathieu Jules (Mathieu & Barrett) r. 211 Sutter Mathieu Julien, cashier Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 California, r. 216 Powell Mathieu Julien Jr., bookkeeper Eugene De Sabla, r. 216 Powell Mathieu Marianne Mrs., artist, r. 216 Powell Mathieu Narcisse, shoemaker Buckiugham & Hecht, r. 513 Twenty-sixth Mathieu Philip, assistant engineer O. Imp. S3. Uma- tilla, r. 2014 Folsom Mathieu & Barrett (Jules Mathieu and Eaward J. Bar- rett) proptrs The Odeon, 105 Dupont Mathieu & Maison (Alphonse Mathieu and Leon A. Maison) mafg jewelers and diamond setters, 323 Bush t^ Mathieu. See Matthew Mathison Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 417 Minna Mathison Thomas (Starr & Mathison) r. N s Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth Mathison Walter, clerk Starr & Mathison, r. N s Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth 8^ Mathison. See Matheson, Mathewson, Mathie- son and Matthewson Matick Michael, stevedore, r. 1306 Pacific Matlock Levi B., mnfr marking ink, r. 407 O'Farrell Matos Charles, seaman, r. 4 Jackson Matraia Semme, Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway Matroni Lorenzo, drayman, r. 516 Filbert, rear Matscheck Ferdinand L., clerk JosepU Young, r. 1114 Folsom Matsen Wil'.iam, seaman, r. 653 Third Matson A. C, seaman, r. 238 Steuart Matson G. , seaman, r. 1917 Mason Matsou Hans E., master mariner, r. 2011 Dupont Matson James C, shoeoutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 26 Turk Matsou John, bargeman Cal. Transportition Co. Matson John V., seaman, r. 732 H Minna Matson Nels, quartermaster O. R. and N. S3. Colum- bia Matson Samuel S., shoemaker, r. NW cor Bush and Baker Matson William, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter J8^" Matson. See Madison, Madson, Mattison and Mattson . Mattat Ciiarles G., cigars and tobacco, 316 Montgom- ery Av, r. 821 Greenwich Matte Henry, papercarrier. r. 1526 Dupont Matteo S., r. 509 Broadway Matter Felix, driver O. Fauss & Co., r. SE cor Mission and Nineteenth Mattere Joseph, baker P. M. S3. City of New York Mattern Frederick W., clerk Scofleld & Tevis, r. 519 O'Farrell Mattern Herman (Mattern & Moore) r. 8 John Mattern & Moore (Herman Mattern and Robert Moore) dealers leather and findings, 42 Geary Mattes John, woodcarver, r. 59 Stevenson Matteson Etta M. Miss, r. 105 Capp Matteson M. (Anderson & Matteson) r. W b Railroad Av, bet Corea and Bahama Matteson William, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 127 First Mattfeldt Christian, tailor, r. ISSii Rltch Matthai Charles W., cook, r. 219 Twelfth Matthai Frank, wagoumaker John G. H. Matthai tt Son, r. E s Mission, nr Twenty-ninth Matthai John C. H. (John C. H. Matthai & Son) r. E s Mission, nr Twenty-ninth Matthai John C. H. & Son (John C. H. and Richard) wagonmakers. E s Mission, nr Twenty-ninth Matthai Marv E. Mrs., r. 131 Turk Matthai Richard (John C. H. Matthai & Son) r. E s Mission, nr Twenty-ninth Matthai Rosa Miss, r. 131 Turk Matthew David, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1161 Howard Matthew David Jr., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1161 Howard Matthew George, carpet weaver Alexander Mackay, r. 214 Stevenson t^ Matthew. See Mathieu Matthews Ambrose P., salesman Sroufe ft; MoCrum , r. 1419 How-ard Matthews Amelia, widow, r. 1229 Howard Matthews Aunie Miss, teacher music University City College, r. 119 Haight Matthews Bernard, hostler, r. SE cor Clipper and Diamond Matthews Charles, driver Pioneer Soda Water Works, r. 136 Riddley Matthews Edward, framemaker Herrmann Cohen, 19 Dupont Matthews Frederick C.with Edwards, Pickens k Ful- ton, r. 709 Van Ness Av Matthews George H., packer A. Frei, r. 907 Folsom Matthews Henry, capitalist, 611 Clay, r. Oakland Matthews J., laborer .\.inericau Sugar Refinery Matthews James, dentist George M. Saul, r. 233 Bart- lett Matthews James, engineer, r. 513 Third Matthews James, shoemaker, 527 5i Sacramento, r. 1805 Stockton Slatthews James, D. D. principal University City College, r. 119 Haight Matthews James E., varnisher, r. S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet Harrison and Alabama Matthews John, trunkmaker, r. 8:J3 Dolores Matthews J. Murray, physician, office and r. 909 Twen- ty-third Matthews Kate, domestic 2318 California Matthews Lawrence, laborer, r. 1122 Bryant Matthews Lee B., r. 128 Tenth Matthews Lou Miss, r. 2120 Broadway Matthews Maria F. Miss, saleslady Miss J. H. Malone, r. 925 Market Matthews Mary, widow, seamstress, r. 1929 Jessie Matthews Mary A. Miss, teacher, r. 1929 Jessie Matthews Matthew, weaver, r. 214 Stevenson Matthews Owen, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. N ■ Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky i Matthews Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Preston PI Matthews Patrick, laborer, r. 1122 Bryant Matthews Rosa, widow, r. 526 Vallejo Matthews Samuel, cook, r. Branch House Matthews Samuel, rigger, r. 833 Dolores Matthews Samuel Jr., carriagemaker John B. Mor- rison, r. 833 Dolores Matthews Samuel D., carpenter and builder, S s Rid- ley, bet Guerrero and Dolores, r. 136 liidley Matthews Thomas, shoemaker, 1003 Battery Matthews Thomas, surveyor, r. 245 Perry Matthews Thomas F., r. 18 San Antonio Matthews Walter, bagmaker E. Detrick * Co., r. 833 Dolores Matthews William, actor Adelyhi Theater Matthews William, attorney at law, 120 Sutter, rooms 54-56, r. 2115 Sacramento Matthews William H., salesman Lebenbaum, Gold- I berg & Bowen, r. 21 Powell Matthews William R. (W. B. Matthews & Co.) I. 5k 1 Kearny t MattUewfl W. R. Si Co. (William B. Matthews ] and Morton S. Sayre) real estate agents, 5}^ I Kearny i a^ Matthews. See Mathews i Matthey Robert, bakery, 1523 Mission Q O o I E OB I I o o W o I 9 H GD o o B 9 O o d o 3 3 9 9 -rn 1 1 »■ A &i I o I i n im 0 OH agriculitjiial implements TnUIVIAN, lonAIVI aLU. 509, 511 Market St. mgm, Buggies, carriages, sieai Engines OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH: JOHN IVIUMORE, 133 Spear Street. MAT 708 MAX Matthias AlphoDse, driver Omnibue RR., r. 721 How- ard MattbiaB Louis W., electrotyper Palmer k Bey, r. 1821 Powell Matthies John B., with Bancroft Library, r. Com- mercial Hotel Mattbies Herman, o^pterman, r. 613 Stevenson Matthieseu Jesse, fireman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 7 H Garden Mattbiexen Matthies, shoemaker, 1101 Howard, r. 219 Twelfth Mattbieson Matthias, shoemaker. 642 Filbert, r. 923 Greenwich Matthison George, clerk Charles P. Mayer, r. 633 Six- teenth Mattice Alonzo, driver Omnibus RB. Blatticevich Nirliolns, liquor saloon, KE cor Battery and Washington, r. 806 Jones Mattingly Darius A., real estate, r. American Ex- change Hotel Mattiugly John A., salesman George W. Meade k Co., r. Oakland Mattingly Richard C, clerk Hanson & Co., r. 17 Third Mattis Itsvan, Hungarian Soc, 417 Kearny Mattison Henry F.. tinsmith, r. Massasolt, nr Cali- fornia Av MattiRon John, seaman, r. 531 East Mattison John D., clerk, r. 1335 Pacific Mattison Nannie, domestic 920 Grove Mattison Richard C, clerk Bcofield & Tevis, r. 1120 Filbert t^ Mattison. See Madison, Madson, Matson and Matton Mattone Angelo, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 O'Farrell Mattoni D., r. 509 Broadway Mattoon Joseph S. (Mattoon ^ Danglada) r. 15 Hill Mattoon & Dangflada (Joseph S. Mattoon and Ignacio Danglada ) ship and Custom House brokers, 502 Battery Mattos Joaquin, milkman, r. NW cor Polk and Lomb- ard Mattsen A. M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Mattsen George, seaman, r. 30 Clay Mattsen G. B., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Mattsen John, laborer Caledonian Mills, r. 504 Union Mattsen John, steward schr Edward Parke, r. 120 Har- rison Mattsen Matthew, seaman, r. 119 Jackson Mattson John, r. 409 Drumm Mattson John, tanner, r. 412 Shotwell Mattson M. A.,r. 127 Jackson Mattson Olof. master mariner, r. 1913 Laguna S7~ Mattson. See Madison, Madson and Matson Mattnllatli Hugo, president Mattullath Manu- facturing Co., r. 619 Golden Gate Av Mattullath Alanufacturincf Co. (cooperage) Hugo Mattullath president, omce and factory, S s Brannau, bet Seventh and Eighth Matulich Alessaudro, fruits and vegetables, 404 Hayes Matzdorff Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 625 Union Matzeu Charles, waiter Ferdinand Kcenig, r. 630 Pa- cific Matzen H. Theodore, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 6 Clara Lane Matzen S. L., cook German Hospital Matzner John (Spanier & Matzner) r. 416 Post Man Albert Hi Co, (Mrs. Otella Mau and Her- mann J. Sadler) importers and wholesale grocers, 18-20 Front. 15-19 Pine and 212-214 Market Mau Christian, fruits and vegetables, 2028 Fillmore, r. 2320 Pine Mau Henry, com-ectioner William Westerfeld, r. 212 Turk Mau John, laborer Potrero Teast and Distilling Co., r. W 8 Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada Mau Otella Mrs. (Albert Mau & Co.) r. 2324 Pacific Av Mau William F., merchant, ofllce 212 Market, r. 2324 Pacific Av B^ Mau. See Mow Maubec Charles, salesman C. Anduran & Co., r. 1529)4 Geary Mauch Theobald, bookkeeper Eildebrandt, Posner & Co., r. 308 O'Farrell Mauerhan Gottlob A., instrument maker J. Conrad Weinniann, r. 6 Martha PI Mauermnnu Kajetan, tanner S. Bloom, r. San Bruno Hotel Mauermann Paul, ship carpenter, r. Hotel Rhein Maugein Fannie Mrs., ladies' hair dresser, 1324)$ Polk Maugein Paul P., laborer Custom House, r. 13243i Polk Mauger Sille, r. 1607 Powell Maugham Annie, domestic 1900 Franklin Maugham James, gardener, r. 130 Wildey Maugbam Mary Miss, bakery. 814 Lagui^a Maul Louis, cook, r. 144 Fifth, rear Maulbach Leopold, maltster Potrero Yeast and Di8- tilling Co., r. W s Minnesota, bet Nevada and Yolo Mavldin Hugh, salesman Nast, Greenzweig k Co., r. Beresford Hotel Maulfair M. A. Mrs., vestmaker, r. 934 Howard Maume Johanna, widow, r. 5 Natoma Maume Michael E., clerk Bennett & Wigglnton, r. Oakland Maunder Matthew C, painter Hopps & Sons, r. 1233 Lombard Maunder Philip, dentist, r. 25i6 Sixth Maupin Zerelda H. Mrb., proptr Cambridge House, 501 Post Mau ran Joseph R., civil engineer, and chief draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's office, r. Oak- land Maurer C. Mrs., widow, seamstress, r. 107 Fifth Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 12 Bond Maurer Frank J., sawyer, r. 134 Ninth Maurer Frederick, searcher of records, r. 724 Six- teenth Maurer Frederick Jr. , bookkeeper Hakalau Plantation. Co., r. 724 Sixteenth Maurer Leo (Hemme & Maurer) r. 367 Minna Maurer Peter, toll collector section 3 Seawall, r. 134 Ninth Maurer Peter A., r. 134 Ninth Maurer Baimund, butcher N. Fucbs, r. 418 Octavia Maurer William F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 134 Ninth Maurette John, cook, r. 3 Quincy PI Maurice Joseph retoucher George D. Morse Mauries Fernand, waiter Jean licay, r. Ill Trenton Maurin Jean Baptist, hatter, 1047 Market Maurin Jules, collector, r. 1221 Mission Maury Jeflferson, captain P. M. SS. City of Tokio Mauser Albert, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Steuart Mauser Charles, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r. 721 Natoma Maussang Antoine, r. 868 Folsom Mausshardt Conrad, with Walter, Schilling & Co., r. 623 Fell Mausson Henry, carpenter, r. 208 Seventh Mautalen Charles, shoe cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 442 Green Mautz Albert (Moller & Mautz) r. 1407 Powell Mauvais Zeno, dealer pianos and music, 749 Market, r. Oakland Mawdsley George, clerk, r. 267 East Mawes.Jobn H., pantryman C. P. BB. stmr Apache, r. 320 Valley Mawson Edwin B., ship joiner Dickie Bros., r. N 8 Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Sui-quehanna Mawson George S., insurance agent, 210 Ssnsome, r. 717 O'Farrell Mawson Josephine B. Miss, compositor Bacon & Co.,. r. 718. Bryant Max Charles, teamster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 101 Tehama Max Louis, farmer, r. 551 Miuna, rear Maxey Asher C.,r. 112 O'Farrell Maxey Frederick, painter, r. 48 Minna Maxfield Edward J., driver City Cab and Carriage Co. Maxfield George L., organ builder John Bergstrom, r. E s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H. Maxfield George B.. second officer P. C. SS. State of California, r. 423 Fremont Maxfield Harriet B., widow, flower and landscape artist, r. 835 Bush Maxner Otis, seamau, r. Pacific Exchange Maxson Frank, president Crystal Soda Water Co., r. 2631 Bush Maxwell Alice Mrs., r. 1911 Stockton Maxwell George F., shipping clerk Le Count Bros., and foreman Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 1911 Stockton Maxwell George H. (Mesick & Maxwell) attorney at law, 60-61 Nevada Block LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, fJ offer Goods Lower than any House this city. 119 Mont|;omery St« LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OOOD W4»RK. 1,0 W PRICKM. OFFICK, «48 MABKKT STBEET. MAX 709 MAT Maxwell George R., receiving teller First National Gold Bank of S. F., r. 131 Twelfth Maxwell J. J., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 636 Val- encia Maxwell John R., solicitor James F. O'Hanlon b Co., r. 1911 Stockton Maxwell Kennedy, r. 63() Valencia Maxwell Mary E. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary School, r. 131 Twelfth Maxwell Patrick, receiver Omnibus RR.,r. 131 Twelfth Maxwell P. H., bookkeeper Cobb & Co., r. 636 Valencia Maxwell Ricliard T., physician and surgeon, office andr. 400 Stockton Maxwell Thomas (Waterbury & Maxwell) r. 308)4 Tenth Maxwell Thomas J., r. 1911 Stockton Maxwell T. Victor, clerk Georee W. Hume. r. 131 Twelfth Maxwell Wesley S., house painter, r. 750 Folsom Maxwell \Villiam,collector John Smith, r. 1911 Stock- ton Maxwell William A., official shorthand reporter Su- perior Court, dept No. 9, office 604 Merchant, r. Oakland May Albert, clerk, r. 216 Montgomery Av May Alfred, master mariner, r. 158)^ Silver May Alfred M., clerk, r. 2.55 Clementina May Alphouse, butcher, r. 814 Montgomery May Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Geor- gia, bet Sierra and Shasta May Anton, cigar maker, r. 1060 Market May August, cooper D. Bucking, r. 38 >i Tehama May Belle M. Mrs., editor Mission Journal, office 2222 Mission, r. 2210 Mission May Edward, book keeper Livingston & Co., r. 1510 Larkin May Edward F.. clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 120 Fourteenth May Elizabeth Mrs., r. 844 Mission May Flower Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) J. Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 24 May Frank B., cashier J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 2210 Mission May Fulton II., engineer tug Hiawatha, r. 259 Jersey May Gustave, plumber and gastitter. 847 Valencia May Henry, capitalist, office 42 Nevada Block, r. 517 Sutter May John, cook C. G. Larsen, r. 18 Eddy May John, expressman, cor First and Brannan, r. 424 Brannan May John, solicitor Golden Eagle Hotel, 402 Broad- way May Joseph (Livingston & Co.) r. 1023 Powell May Josephine, widow, r. 758 Harrison May Louis, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 161 Sixteenth May Magdalena, widow, r. 134 Hayes May Mayer, physician, 513 Franklin, r. 174^1 Clara May N. E. Mrs., proptr Silver Star House, 326 Pacific May Patrick, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 728 Clem- entina May Peter, laborer E. Antoni. r. 520 Merchant May Samuel E., clerk Davis Bros., r. 758 Harrison May Solomon, laundryman, r. 847 Valencia May Theresa Miss, cigarmaker Edgar W. Briggs, r. 134 Hayes May William, r. 810 Mission May William, painter, r. 1246 Folsom May William B., r. 1114 Clay May William T., salesman H. C. Neflf, r. 812 Mission May Z. T., r. Park Hotel Maybach Michael, porter, r. W s Douglass, nr Seven- teenth Maybell John, r. 19 Hollis Maybell Stephen, journalist, r. 265 Clara Maybelle Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William J. Taylor secretary, 310 Fine, room 25 Mayberg Cecilia, domestic 716 Howard Mayben-y Mary H., widow, r. 711 Shotwell Mayberry Hall, 2417 Mission Maybery Anna Miss, seamstress, r. 2326 Jackson Maybery Charles M., armorer, r. 653 Howard Mayblura Moritz, merchant, r. 1353 Post Mayborg Charles A. C, clerk John Blohm. NE cor Stockton and Greenwich Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar School, r. Oakland Maybury Richard, shipwright, r. 828 Valencia Maye William, porter Preble & Jones, r. cor Corea and Susquehanna Mayer Aaron, clerk, r. 730 McAllister Oak 239 568 Mayer Abraham, r. 229 Kearny Mayer Abraham, clerk, r. 568 Minna Mayer Albert M. S., bookkeeper Anglo-Oallfornlan Bank, r. 507 Post Mayer Alexander, expressman, cor Sansome and Sut- ter, r. .568 Minna Mayer August, bartender John L. Mayer, r. 933 Mis- sion Mayer August, dairyman, r. 1010 Bush Mayer Bernhard, drayman, NW cor Front and Clay, r. 239 Seventh Mayer Brotliersi (Max and Isidor H.) commission merchants and purchasing agents, 121 California Mayer Charles (California Cloak and Suit Manu- facturing Co.) 569 Market, and cloaks and suits, 145 Post, r. 820 Guerrero Mayer Charles, traveler, r. 935 Post Mayer Charles Jr., clerk Charles P. Mayer, r. 411 Grove Mayer Charles Jr., with Charles Mayer, r. 820 Guer- rero Mayer Charles P., oyster saloon, 23-24 Grand Central Market, and NE cor Sixteenth and Mis- sion, r. 409 Grove Mayer Christian G., cooper, r. 8 s Paraguay, nr Rail- road Av Mayer F. Mrs., r. 729 Geary Mayer Frederick, clerk George Mayer, r. 530 Seven- teenth Mayer Frederick C, bakery. Railroad Av, bet Paraguay and Teneriffe Mayer Frederick K., sewing machine agent, r. Branch House Mayer George, drayman, SW cor California and Bat- tery, r. 630 Seventeenth Mayer George J., laborer B. Miller, r. 418 Powell Mayer H. C, clerk John Sposito, r. 933 Mission Mayer Henry, merchant tailor, 109 Sutter, r. 233 Mayer Henry, salesman Solomon Kohlman, r. Seventh Mayer Henry C, driver, r. 210 Montgomery Av Mayer Henry G., beerbottler Joseph Denzler, Cedar Av Mayer Isidor, clerk Davis Bros., Tolkas & Co., r Minna Mayer Isidor H. (Mayer Brothers) and bookkeeper Frankenthal, Bachmau & Co., r. 925 Geary Mayer Jacob, r. 153 Shipley Mayer Jacob, baker, r. 625 Clay Mayer James F., painter, r. 136 Hickory Av Mayer John (Kayser & Mayer) r. 905 Howard Mayer John A., salesman H. Huddleston, r. 140 Sixth Mayer John L. (Schulz & Mayer) and liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Fourth, r. 933 Mission Mayer Jonas, clerk Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld & Co., r. Oakland Mayer Joseph, beerbottler, r. 5 Cedar Av Mayer Joseph, mnfr sausages, 108 Dupont, r. 1509 Scott Mayer Joseph, organ builder, 127 Page Mayer Joseph, tailor, r. 921 Geary Mayer Joseph, tinsmith, 145 Third, r. 907 McAllister Mayer Joseph, wood carver, r. 1 Washoe PI Mayer Joseph E., shoemaker, r. 1639 Polk Mayer Jules (E. G. Lyons & Co.) r. France Mayer Lemsn S., traveling salesman Bachman Bros., r. 236 Sutter Mayer Leon, r. 1501 J4 Buchanan Mayer M., boot and shoemaker, 1326 Polk Mayer Marcus, bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro., r. 239 Seventh Mayer Marcus, cattle dealer, r. .528 Turk Mayer Maurice E., office 206 Bush Mayer Max (Mayer Brothers) r. 925 Geary Maver Morris, glass and crockery, 716 Washington, r. '3031 Sixteenth Mayer Morris, salesman Harry Block, r. 935 Post Mayer Nathan (Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer) r, 614 Sutter Mayer Nathan, salesman Bachman Bros., r. 32 J4 Geary Mayer Oscar, tanner John Meehan, r. 133 Twenty-sixth Mayer Osoar J., waiter P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 127 Jackson Mayer Philip, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eleventh and Natonia Mayer Rachel Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary School, r. 3031 Sixteenth Mayer Samuel, butcher >V. P. Gamble, r. 935 Post Mayer Samuel D., city agent Coiumerclai Union Assu- rance Co., 210 Sansome, r. Grand Hotel Mayer Samson, upholsterer, r. 568 Minna o PAPER HANGINGS Importers of Freiicli. Aiiieriean and Kii|;li(ih I*3»|>er Ilaiig^iiieH. J'rivate Kesidences Dccurateii iu Artistic Style, G.W. CLARK* CO. 646 Market st. HINCKK.ET. SPIRRM * IflAYEH, FriiTON IRON WORKM. 213 Fremont Mtreet, ManufiMrturera of STATIONARY and SIARINK EKOINEH and IIOII.ER». MAY 710 McA Mayer Wendelln, proprietor Pioneer Exchange Saloon, SW cor California and Montgomery,!. 708 Lombard Mayer William, baker, r. 625 Clay Mayer William, shoecuiter, r. 919 Stockton V^ Mayer. See Maler, Meier, Meyer and Myer Mayerhofer A., driver U. S. Brewery, NE cor McAllis- ter and Franklin Mayerhofer Walter, r. 708 J4 Steiner Mayers A. L., glazier, r. 11>4 Oak Mayers Alfred, stockbroker, r. 24 Sixth Mayers Anna, widow, r. 172 Clementina, rear Mayers Benjamin, salesman Julius Samuels, r. 1206 M Polk Mayers Frederick, traveling salesman, r. 622 Pine Mayers Florence M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 425 Bush Mayers Isaac, clerk A. C. Rosendale, r. 3031 Sixteenth Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth Mayers Philip, architect, r. Ill Hayes Mayers Robert, watches, jewelry and Japanese goods, 637 Market, r. 507)^ Lombard Mayers Robert W., glovecutter 8. Bruml, r. Lombard PI, nr Lombard Mayers Simon, ship chandler, r. 232 O'Farrell B^" Mayers. See Meyers and Myers Mayes George, oyster and chop house, 40-42 Cal. Mar- ket, r. 1711 Webster Mayfield Abraham (Mayfield & Co.) r. 406J4 Larkin Mayfield James H., waiter A. W. Wilson, r. W s Bue- na Vista, nr Courtlahd Av, B. H. Mayfield & Co. (Abraham Mayfield and Phillip Stern) crockery and glassware, 122 Battery Mayhew Alphonse C. Mrs., widow, r. 1307 Geary Mayhew Charles, r. .544 Howard Mayhew Charles H., clerk Mayhew & Taggard, r. 124 Golden Gate Av Mayhew Enoch C, bookkeeper Otis & Co., r. 610 Mason Mayhew Frank E., clerk Livingston & Co., r. 124 Gold- en Gate Av Mayhew George H., salesman Gordon Hardware Co., 8 Pine Mayhew H. Allen, grainbroker, 302 Davis, r. East Oakland Mayhew H. B. (Mayhew & Taggard) r. 124 Golden Gate Av Mayhew Henry H. (Coffin & Mayhew) r. 2318 Mission Mayhew John H., port captain Pope & Talbot, r. 18 Guy PI Mayhew William B., clerk Ahearn & Co.. r. W s Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Maylie-w William E., drugs and medicines, 144 Fourth, r. 806 Howard Maylie-»v tfc Tag'gard (H. B. Mayhew and James A. Taggard) internal revenue and Custom House brokers, 405 Washington Mayhood George, conductor Geary St RR., r. 1537 Geary Mayle Charles, check clerk C. P. RR., r. 460 Sixth Mayn Henry P., butcher, r. 1520 Folsom Mayn Matthias, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 11 August Alley Mayn William, porter L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 1520 Folsom Maynard Addison H., painter, r. 113 Geary Maynard Benjamin G., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co'b Express, r. 1521 Washington Maynard Duff G.. clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. 1521 Washington Maynard Duncan D., insurance broker, office 311 Cal- ifornia, r. 1438 Ellis Maynard George H., porter H. Dutard, r. Prescott House Maynard Harry, liquor saloon, 425 Pine, r. 17 Fourth Maynard Henry G., mining, r. 722 Bush Maynard Henry G. Jr., messenger president's office C. P. RR., r. 722 Bush Maynard J., teacher boxing, 329 Sansome, r. Ber- keley Maynard James, clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 1419 Bush i- I Maynard J. F. MrR»T. 642 Folsom Maynard John B., abstract clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 30 McAllister Maynard John B., painter, r. 528 5iieur Mtre«t. McA 712 McB MoArdle James, bakery, 352 Third McArdle James, blacksmith, r. 316 Folsom McArdle John, chief engineer P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. E 8 Washington Av, nr Preclta Av, B. H. McArdle John, porter 8. W. Bosenstock & Co.. r. 1612 Pacific Av McArdle John, teamster, r. 237 Ritch McArdle Joseph, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf McArdle Joseph, stock cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 650 }4 Minna McArdle Kate Miss, r. 1612 Pacific Av McArdle Kate Mrs., varieties. 1612 Pacific Av McArdle Lawrence, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20 Tehama . McArdle Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 637 Vallejo McArdle Myles, laborer, r. 20 Tehama McArdle Owen, bartender, r. 777 Market McArdle Patrick, liquor saloon, 532 Market, r. 514 Jessie McArdle Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1318Dupont McArdle Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Market, r. 18 Howard Court McArdle Thomas, stevedore, r. 237 Bitch McArdle Thomas B., housepainter, r. 656)4 Minna B^ McArdle. See McCardle McArevy John, shoemaker, r. 204 Union McArrou Charles, carriagemaker, 820-822 Folsom McArron'lhomas, Rig. and Steve. Union, 806 Mont- gomery By McArron. See McAran and McCarron McArthur A., r. 1774 Folsom McArthur John, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. SW cor Larkii^ and Beach McArthur John A., purser P. M. SS. Clyde McArthur Joseph, sawyer, r. 648 Howard McArthur Robert, hardware, 31 Sixth, r. 525 Franklin McArthur William E.. r. 2116 Howard Vff" McArthur. See McCarter McAsey Charles, waiter O. R. and X. SS. Oregon, r. 13)4 Freelon McAsey David, bartender, r. 358 Brannau McAsey Patrick, expressman, cor First and Brannan, r. 116 Townseud McAtee Patrick, contractor and proptr Bella Union Theater, 805 Kearny, r. 1722 Mission SIcAulay Thomas, superintendent Unionlce Co., 735-737 Fourth, r. 1 Vernon PI McAuley Hugh, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 18 Garden McAuley James J., teamster, r. NE cor Bryant and Twenty-fourth McAuley Thomas B., r. 127 Jackson McAuley William, seaman P. M. SS. San Jos6 IS" McAuley. See Macauley, McCauley and McGau- ley McAuliflfe Charles E.. foreman McAulifife & Co., r. 106 Seventh McAuliffe Cornelius, laborer, r. 43 Federal McAiiliffe Cornelius, laborer, r. 414 Jones McAulift'e Daniel, laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-second and Alabama McAuliffe Dennis, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 415 Broadway McAuliffe Dennis, laborer, r. 27 Zoe McAnlifte Dennis, tanner, r. 1234)4 York McAuliffe E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. McAuliffe Edward H., paperruler, r. SE cor Twen- tieth and Hampshire McAuliffe Eugene, wood and coal, SE cor Twentieth and Ham))shire McAuliffe Eugene Jr., clerk Eugene McAuliffe, r,- SE cor Twentieth and Hampshire McAuliffe Florence J., r. 106 Seventh McAuliffe Florence T. (McAuliffe & Co.) r. 106 Sev- enth McAuliffe George, trunkmaker D. Block is, Co., r. 27 Zoe McAuliffe Grisella Mrs., milliner, r. 209 Sixteenth McAuliffe James, currier Stein Bros., r. 220 Twenty. fourth McAuliffe James, printer, r. 29 Julian Av McAuliffe James I., upholsterer Indianapolis ('hair Mnfg Co., r. 167 Minna McAuliffe John, laborer, r. 229 Eighth McAuliffe John, salesman, r. 17 Stanford McAuliffe John F., r. 167 Minna McAuliffe John J., carpenter, r. SE cor Twentieth and Hampshire McAuliffe Joseph, tanner Richard Curtis, r. SE cor Twentieth and Hampshire McAuliffe Joseph H., tinsmith G. I. Raychester, r. 167 Minna McAuliffe Margaret Mrs., r. 167 Minna McAuliffe Margaret, groceries, NW cor Twenty- second and Alabama McAuliffe Margaret, widow, r. 4 Salmon McAuliffe Margaret, widow, r. 17 Stanford McAuliffe Mary Miss, machine operator E. Detrlck & Co., r. 1014 Mason McAuliffe Michael A., manager Deakln Bros. ftCo. , 332 Kearny, r. 209 Sixteenth McAuliffe Owen, r. SE cor Twentieth and Hampshire McAuliffe Patrick, r. 322 Eighth McAuliffe Timothy, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Zoe McAuliffe Timothv, fruit stand, 801 Kearny, r. NW cor Hinckley and Pinkney PI McAuliffe Timothy, juukdealer, r. 723 Church McAuliffe Timothy J., carpenter, r. 12 Sherwood PI McAuliffe & Co. (Florence T. McAuliffe) coffin mnfrs, 514-616 Eighth McAvity Christina Miss, r. 426)4 Fell McAvity James Mrs., r. 426)4 Fell McAvoy Annie Miss, r. W s Treat Av, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first McAvoy Daniel, stableman La Grande Laundry McAvoy Daniel, teamster Dunsmulr, Dlggle & Co., r. 38 Loiiisa McAvoy Dennis, plasterer, r. 346 Fourth McAvoy Gold win, shoecutter, r. 556 Willow Av McAvoy J., laborer Enterprise Mill and Building Co. McAvoy James, r. Ill Welsh McAvoy James, painter, r. 301 Fifth McAvoy James, Rig. and Steve. Union, 806 Mont- gomery McAvoy Jane, widow, r. 110 Vicksburg McAvoy J. Gilbert, whltener J. Q. Garfield, r. 436 Jessie McAvoy John, coal passer O. Imp SS. Mississippi McAvoy John, painter, r. 556 Willow Av McAvoy Joseph, hostler R. W. Harris, r. 807 Mont- gomery McAvoy Margaret, widow, r. 639 Golden Gate Av McAvov Michael, engineer, r. E s Columbia PI, nr Rutledge Av, B. H. McAvoy Michael A., fireman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1007 Market McAvoy Vtrgll, painter, r. 556 Willow Av 8^"McAvoy. See McEvoy McBay Charles W., special policeman Theater Com- Ique, r. 520 Bush McBean Agues, r. 1310 Market McBean George, waiter Occidental Hotel ,r. 3U9 Minna McBean James, ship carpenter, r. 25 Gilbert McBean Mary Mrs., r. 18 Allen McBean P. McG. (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. 834 Sutter McBirney Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1116 Pierce McBirney Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1116 Pierce McBirney Samuel, janitor Dashaway Hall, 139 Post McBowen Samuel (Hennessey & McBowen) r. 1818 Stockton McBoyle A. h Co. (Alexander McBoyle) druggists, 504 Washington McBoyle Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.) r. 815 Golden Gate Av McBoyle George, manager George Loomis. r. Oakland McBoyle Joseph, clerk F. W. Hutchinson, r. Berkeley BS^McBoyle. See Boyle McBrearty James, laborer J. F. Knox, r. 246 Clara McBrearty Michael J., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 522)4 Jessie McBreen John, cook, r. 519 Sacramento McBriarty Edward, moroccofinisher, r. 721 Brannan McBriarty Patrick, laborer, r. 110 Dore McBride Archibald, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 613 Mission McBride Beauregard, clerk, r. NE cor Kearny and Broadway McBride Catherine, widow, r. 832 Shotwell McBride Daniel, r. 1308 Broderick McBride Dennis (McBride & Cluiu) r. 12 Sherman McBride Duncan, engineer Fulton Iron Works, r. 1308 Broderick McBride Edward, paper carrier, r. 48 Silver McBride E. M. Mrs., r. 97 St. Ann's Building McBride Fannj- Miss, dressmaker, r. 1308 Broderick McBride James, boilermaker, r. W b Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth McBride James J., teamster Coulin & Roberts, r. 716 Tehama LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. sterling silverware and french clocks 19 Montgomery Street. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY WAMHUKO C'AK.L.KI> FOB ANI> I>Kl,IVERKD. OFFICE, 648 9IARHET MTBEET. McB 713 McC McBride J. C. r. 705 Hyde McBride John, engineer Pac. Iron Works, r. W 8 Bry- ant, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth McBride John G., traveling salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 523 Franklin McBride Josephine, widow, r. 128 Second McBride Kate, widow, r. 1222 Folsom McBride Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1308 Broderick McBride Martha, widow, r. 716 Tehama McBride Michael, hackman, r. 761 J^ Howard McBride Owen P., machinist, r. 43 Tehama McBride Patrick, paper carrier, r. 31 Silver McBride Robert B., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's office, r. 415 Kddy McBride Thomas, laborer, r. 317 Langton McBride Thomas, teamster, r. 46 Silver McBride & Cluin (Dennis McBride and Edward F. Cluin) produce commission, 117 Drumm McBurney Samuel, deckboy P. C. SS. Dakota McBurnie Eliza E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 541 Fourth McBurnie William, carpenter, r. 541 Fourth McCabe Andrew J. Mrs., widow, r. N s Point Lobos Av, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avs McCabe Bernard, groceries and liquors, 20 Anthony McCabe Catherine Miss, dressmaker, 506 Bryant McCabe Daniel, ironmolder. r. 304 Beale McCabe Ed*ard Claw student H. G. Piatt, r. 721 Geary McCabe Ellen, widow, r. 724 Brannan, rear McCabe Eugene, laborer, r. 786 Folsom McCabe Eugene C, engineer, r. 524 Bryant McCabe Frank J., harnessmaker William Cosbie, r. 786 Folsom McCabe Henry E., salesman Ichi Ban, r. 740 Howard McCabe Hugh, furniture, 128 Fourth, r. 310 Jessie McCabe Hugh, r. 434 Stevenson McCabe James, attorney at law. r. 417 Mason McCabe James, fireman, r. 114Natoma McCabe James, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 7.54 Harrison McCabe James, real estate, r. 712 Guerrero McCabe James F., boilermaker, r. 116 Jones McCabe James N., clerk, r. W s Tennessee, bet So- lano and Mariposa McCabe James W., broker, r. 109 Leavenworth McCabe John, cooper Carl & Co.. r. 106 Alta McCabe John, laborer, r. 160 Shipley McCabe John, laborer, r. 1910 Mission, rear McCabe John, molder National Iron Works, and extra- man Hose No. 7, 8. F. F. D., r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa McCabe John, shoemaker, r. 11 Hinckley McCabe JoUii H. , theatrical agent, 223 Kearny McCabe John P., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa McCabe John P., machine hand Cal. Mill, r. 160 Shipley McCabe Lawrence, coal passer P. M. SS. Colima McCabe Maggie Miss, r. 20 Anthony McCabe Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 428 Tehama McCabe Mary, widow, r. 1141 Harrison McCabe Michael, engineer, r. 524 Bryant McCabe Michael, laborer, r. Harmony Hotel McCabe Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 428 Te- hama McCabe Owen, feathers and mattresses, 921 Market, r. 16 Washington Av, B. H. McCabe Owen J., varnisher, r. 236 Minna McCabe P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf McCabe Patrick, carriagemaker Thomas Costigan McCabe Patrick, laborer, r. 270 First McCabe Peter, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 521 Howard McCabe Peter, laborer. H. B. Hixson, r. 413 Oak McCabe Peter, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1402 Turk McCabe R., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 46 Pacific McCabe Richard J., teacher music, r. 1220 Kearny McCabe Richard S., zincographer, r. 1718 Steven- son McCabe T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills McCabe Thomas J., car builder, r. E s California Av, nr Montezuma, B. H. 8^ McCabe. See MacCabe McCaflferty Dominick, peddler, r. 2012 O'Farrell McCaflferty Frank, laborer, r. 321 Pacific McCafferty Hugh, miner, r. 129}^ Rose Av McCafferty John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,r. 129)^ Rose AV McCafferty Matthew, SherifTs keeper, r. 127 Fair Oaks McCafferty Neal, livery stable, 1615 Market McCafferty William, clerk Cluff Bros., r. 4 Boston PI McCafferty Willianv, proprietor Hambletonian Livery Stable, 2417 Mission McCaffery Ann Miss, r. 435 Grove McCaffery Bernard, drayman Peck & Co.,r. 61354 Lin- den Av McCaffery Edward J., pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 370 Eleventh McCaffery Lizzie Miss, r. 435 Grove McCaffery Michael, produce dealer, r. 435 Grove McCaffrey Cornelius, miner, r. 728 McAllister McCaffrey Hugh, policeman, r. 24 Hawthorne McCaffrey James F., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 24 Hawthorne McCaffrey James W., porter Elliott & Co., r. 1318 Du- pont McCaffrey John, laborer, r. 317 Beale McCaffi^y John, plumber Fritz Jt Kean * McCaffrey John, third cook P. M. SS. San Jose McCaffrey Patrick, livery stable, 1125 Howard McCaffrey Rosanna, widow, r. 66 Minna McCaffrey Terrence, molder, r. 521 Pacific McCaffrey Thomas J., carriagesmith A. Folsom, r. 245 Stevenson McCaffrey William, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento McCaffrey William H., porter, r. 529 Sacramento McCahon George, house and sign painter, 124 Fourth, r. N s Twenty. fourth, bet Douglass and Diamond McCain James S., capitalist, 310 Pine, room 11, r. Al- ameda McCall Andrew R., cler'k U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. Russ House McCall Charles, clerk, r. Empire Lodgings McCall Dillon, driver Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 12 Bourbin PI McCall Elvin C, photographer Dames feButler, r. 215 Golden Gate Av McCall John, watchman Dickie Bros.,r. cor Kentucky and Center McCall John J., vaquero Jacob Schoenfeld, r. SW cor Railroad Av and Marquesas McCall John T., warehouseman Oriental U. S. Bonded Warehouse, r. 1229 Twenty-sixth McCall Joseph G., general agent New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Co., 608 Market, room 5 McCall Mary, domestic 700 Fillmore McCall Philip, groceries, 10 Converse McCall Robert, painter F. H. Krauss, r . 522 Pine McCall Rose, widow, r. 1 Ivy Av McCall Samuel, bookkeeper Morris & Kennedy, r. 23 Kearny McCall Thomas, longshoreman, r. 21 Hunt McOall William, bricklayer, r. 215 Golden Gate Av ^ McCall. See McCaull McCallam H., bartender, r. 869 Market McCallion John J., conductor Omnibus RB., r. 510 Mission McCallister Henry C. barber Sand Bros., r. 317 Third McCallister Hotel. William McCallister proptr. NE cor Chestnut and Fillmore McCallister William, proptr McCallister Hotel. NE cor Chestnut and Fillmore McCallum Charles, first officer P. C. SS. City of Ches- ter '*' McCallum Colin, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 115 Twelfth McCallum Eliza, widow, r. 2223 Geary McCallum George H., foreman Hayes Valley Adverti- ser, r. 524 ^i Linden Av McCallum Hugh, patternmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Kentucky, nr Solano McCallum J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills McCallum James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific McCallum John, clerk paper division Post Office, r. Alameda McCallum William, salesman, r. 1030 Mission McCalman J. Mrs., ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 18 Moss McCalpin Horace, painter John P. Eraser McCalvey John, labjrer, r. 1330 Washington McCamaut Lewis G., gardener, r. 1210 Laurel Av, bet Buchanan and Webster McCambridge Andrew, patternmaker Anderfuren & Garratt. r. 436 J^ Twenty-second McCambridge Charles H., carpenter, r. 212 Second McCamish David H.. r. 29 Sixth McCann Andrew, seaman, r. 21 Stanford McCann Andrew, student Pac. Business College, r 2122 Howard ufiNnn\A/ cuAnrQ manufacturers of fine g.w.clark & CO. WinUUW OnHU LO Wmdow Sliades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. 645 Market st. HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, FVLTOSr IkoN TVORKM, 213 Fmnont Mtre«c, .\ianiiracturer.s of Sugrnr 3fillK, VaCDnm Panit, Etc. : a 9 I • u o u o o 4i c8 © CI IS I o A O 35 u o McC 714 McC McCann Ann, widow, r. 272 Tehama, rear McCann Ann, widow, boarding, 28 Minna McCann Arthur, expreBsman, 41 Clay, r. W s Porter, nr Crescent Av, B. H. McCann Bernard, carpenter, r. 630 Brannan McCann Bernard, lonufshoreman, r. 37 Jj Louisa McCann Bernard, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N W cor Eighth and Bryant McCann Charles, teamster, r. 2309 Polk McCann Charles W., shipping clerk James R. Kelly & Co.. r. 193 Hyde McCann D., laborer Dickie Bros. McCann Dennis, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth McCann E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills McCann Edward, engineer, r. 1242 Howard McCann Edward, loneshoreman, r. 208 Broadway McCann Edward, tinsmith, r. 272 Tehama, rear McCann Ellen, widow, r. 1425 Hyde McCann Eugene, carpenter, r. 434 Minna McCann Francis T., engineer, r. S s Geary, bet Wood and Collins McCann Frank P., clerk Newton Bros. & Co., r. 193 Hyde McCann Frederick, engineer, r. 705 Mission McCann Henry, r. 323 Kearny McCann James, bartender, r. 137 Freelon McCann James, carpenter and builder, r. 1050 Golden Gate Av McCann James, laborer, r. 28 First McCann James J., nlerk, r. Twentieth, nr Valencia McCann James R., silk dyer, r. 1242 Howard McCann Johanna, widow, r. 17 Alta McCann John, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1327 Harrison McCann John, carpenter, r. 516 Duncan McCann John, engineer, r. 15 Zoe McCann John, barnessmaker, r. 28 Minna McCann John, laborer, r. 23 Ji Freelon McCann John, laborer, r. 820 Treat Av McCann John, laborer, r. 1013 Florida McCanu John, laborer, r. Empire House, South San Francisco McCann John, laborer, r. 8 s Geary, bet Parker Av and Boyce McCann John H., bookkeeper James R. Kelly & Co., r. 193 Hyde McCann John J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. W 8 Moultrie, nr Old Hickory, B. H. McCann John S., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 366 Natoma McCann John T., clerk Tax Collector, r. 209 Waller McCann Joseph R., marble polisher, r. 209 Waller McCann Joseph R. Jr., marble cutter, r. 209 Waller McCann Julia Mrs., cook, r. 114 J^ Fourth McCann Maggie E. Miss, teacher (Oakland) r. 1110 Harrison McCann Margaret, widow, r. 137 Freelon McCann Maria Mrs., bakery. 143 Third McCann Mary, domestic 16 Eleventh McCann Mary Mrs., candies 1428 Pacific McCann Matthew, boilermaker, r. 506 Howard BXcCann Michael, commission merchant, 214 San- some, room 29, r. 820 Treat Av McCann Nicholas, plumber and gas fitter, 1625 Mar- ket, r. Twentieth, ujr Valencia " McCanu Owen, stevedore, r. 14 McLea Court McCann Patrick, agent Domestic Sewing Machine Co.. 215 Fourth, r. 325 Clementina McCann Patrick, clerk J. F. & J. B. Murray, r. 32 Sil- ver McCann Patrick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth McCann Pt trick, laborer Palace Hotel, r. 164 Jessie McCann Peter, butcher, r. 1070 Brvant McCann Peter, calker, r. 82 Natoma McCann Peter, carpenter, r. 491 Haight McCann Peter, longshoreman, r. 232 Folsom McCann Peter Mrs., widow, r. 2309 Polk McCann Richard, contractor, r. 211 Waller McCann Robert W., pile driver, r. 1242 Howard McCann Thomas H., r. 193 Hyde McCann Thomas J., conductor Market St. RR. McCann Thomas J., porter T. J. Basa & Co.. r. 193 Hyde McCanu Thomas W., extraman Hose No. 5. 8. F.F. D., r. 8 s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh McCann William, bartender, r. 137 Freelon McCann William, book keeper John Rodgcrs & Sons, r. 1913 Broadway McCann William, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 272 Tehama McCann William O., wood polisher West Coast Furn- iture Co., r. 31 Minna ll^"McCann. See MacCann McCanney Francis, saloon keeper, r. 1311 Kearny McCanney Patrick, teamster Nicholas Bruns, r. 617 Davis McCardle Philip W., bricklayer, r. 3J4 Virginia PI McCardle William J., carpenter, r. 1407 Mason B^McCardle. See McArdle McCarl Samuel F., lumberman, r. 236 Hickory Av McCarney Neil, shoemaker, r. 268 Minna McCarrell Arthur, laborer, r. 20 Tehama McCarrell William H., printer, r. 537 Sacramento McCarrick Frank, butcher, r. 1C05 Broderlck McCarrick John, laborer, r. 1605 Broderick McCarrick John J., laborer, r. 1605 Broderick McCarrick K. Miss, milliner, 126 Kearny, room 19 McCarriston Hugh, blacksmith, r. 1615 Leavenworth McCarron Alexander, deckhand C. P. RB. stmr Tran- sit, r. 6.'>4 Folsom McCarron Alexander J., second officer 8. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 32 Fourth McCarron D. W., engineer, r. Alabama, bet Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth McCarron J., helper Moynihan & Aitken McCarron James M., longshoreman, r. 54 Sacramento McCarron John, fireman O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla McCarron Michael, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 636 Third McCarron Stephen, helper King St. Gas Works, r. 6.36 Third 6^ McCarron. See McAran and McArron McCarry Robert, stevedore, r. 206 Union McCarten William, oiler P. C. SS. George W. Elder McCarter William, carpenter, r. 321 Tehama 8^ McCarter. See McArthur McCarthy Andrew, laborer, r. 345 Minna McCarthy Annie Miss, teacher French and English Institute, r, 714 Broadway McCarthy Arthur P., tailor, r. 9 Priest McCarthy B., dairy, NW cor Vallejo and Strtner McCarthy Bartholomew, driver Central RR., r. 14 Dore McCarthy B. E. Mrs., r. 428 Clementina ' McCarthy Bernard, laborer, r. 318 Pacific McCarthy Bridget, domestic 1807 Pierce McCarthy Bridget, widow, seamstress, r. 350 Third McCarthy Brothers & Co. (Edward W. and John McCarthy and D. Callaghan) coffee and spice mills, 119-121 Front McCarthy C. Mrs., r. 810 Taylor McCarthy Callahan, r. 650 Mission McCarthy C. E. Mrs., r. 508 Eddy McCarthy Charles, boarding. 710 Front, r. 904 Green- wich McCarthy Charles, harnesscleaner D. Ryan & Co., r. 513 Hyde, rear McCarthy Charles, hostler Central RR. stables, r. 1208 Laurel Av McCarthy Charles, hostler McCord & Scott, r. 668 ?4 Clementina McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson McCarthy Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills McCarthy Charles, sewer contractor, r. 1134H Fol- som McCarthy Charles, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1704 Leavenworth McCarthy Charles, shoemaker, r. W s Wool, nr Court- land Av,B. H. McCarthy Charles A., r. 428 Clementina McCarthy Charles H.. laborer, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara McCarthy Charles J., journalist, r. 344 Eiehteenth McCarthy Charles L., plasterer, r. 837 Folsom McCarthy Charles P., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., r. 1219 Fillmore McCaithy Christopher, clerk E. 8. Swan, 21 Cal. Mar- ket McCarthy Cornelius, blacksmith D. Daily, r. What Cheer House McCarthy Cornelius, garilener, r. 38M Rausch McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, r. 2109 Clay McCarthy Cornelius, marble worker, r. 9 Langton McCarthy Cornelius, stock clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.. r. 106 Vi w o o t *^ Har- *2* O O as o © o or? o 9 o • O B B Ml W A n n N ^ TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., II H U U II O 509, 611 :Uarbet St. BUGOIES. CARRIAGES Edwards'* liigrhtiiing; Jump- Seat, f'>r bale to the Trade. ROSEWOOD, LiGNUM-VIT^, BOXWOOD: 133 MPKAK MTREET, McC 716 McC bet 351 McCarthy John, laborer, r. 7 Varennes McCarthy John, laborer, r. 518 Stevenson McCarthy John, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear McCarthy John, laborer P. M. SS. Wharf, r. 210Ritch, rear McCarthy John, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 1704 Leavenworth McCarthy John, longshoreman, r. 307 First McCarthy John, marblepolisher, r. 715 Octavla McCarthy John, night watchman stables Omnibus RR., r. 219J4 Tehama McCarthy John, painter, r. 5 Drury Lane McCarthy John, peddler, r. S s Twenty-sixth, Sanchez and Church McCarthy John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel McCarthy John, trackman N. B. and M. RR., r Eleventh McCarthy John, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 112 Freelon McCarthy John, waiter Joe Marshall, r. 1030 Howard McCarthy John D., sackmaker Horace Davis & Co., r. 512 Mission McCarthy John E., conductor S. P. RR., r. .55 Silver McCarthy John E., with Nolan Bros., r. 7 Seventh McCarthy John F., fruit peddler, r. 1017 Alabama McCarthy John F., journalist Post, r. 737 Ji Union McCarthy John F., salesman Splivalo & Forman, r. 414 Octavia McCarthy John G., morocco dresser, r. 202 Sixth McCarthy John J., tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. 330 Guerrero McCarthy John J., teamster, r. 638 Minna McCarthy John P., salesman Keane Bros., r. 709 Geary McCarthy John T., molder George H. Mixer, r. 892 Dolores McCarthy John W. (Korn & McCarthy) r. 616 Hayes McCarthy John W., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo & Co's Expres.s, r. 1032 Folsom McCarthy JoUn W., clerk Supreme Court of California, office 105 Stockton McCarthy Joseph, blacksmith, r. NW cor Vallejo and Steiner McCarthy Joseph, butcher, r. Venezuela, bet Platte and Yazoo McCarthy Joseph, porter J. J. Mack & Co., r. 505 Gough McCarthy Joseph, seaman, r. 527 Natoma McCarthy Joseph, teamster Henry Harms, r. 413 Clem- entina McCarthy Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 727 Harrison McCarthy Julia, widow, groceries and liquors, NE cor Butte and Florida McCarthy Justin, seaman, r. 7 Howard Court McCarthy Justin, shoemaker, W s Mission, nr Ran- dall, r. Wool, nr Courtland Av McCarthy Justin Jr., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. Wool, nr Courtland Av McCarthy J. W., real estate, r. 142 Seventh McCarthy Kate Miss, principal Visitacion Valley School, r. Visitacion Valley, nr Mission McCarthy Kate Mrs., groceries, 654 Natoma McCarthy Lorenzo, r. Montgomery's Hotel McCarthy M. A. Mrs., wid jw, r. 815 Mission McCarthy Mack, laborer, r. 15 J^ Bruce PI McCarthy Maggie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co.,r. S2m Third McCarthy Magntr J., seaman, r. 555 Natoma McCarthy Malachi J., fireman, r. 14 Lapidge McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. 2 Raphael PI McCarthy Mary, domestic 365 First McCarthy Mary, domestic 411 Twenty-second McCarthy Mary, domestic 1926 Octavia McCarthy Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 272 Jessie McCarthy Mary Mrs., r. 519 Birch Av McCarthy Mary, widow, r. 272 Jessie McCarthy Mary, widow, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara McCarthy Mary, widow, r. E 8 DeHaro, bet Colusa and Marin McCarthy Mary E. Miss, clerk E. Detrick & Co., r. 327}^ Third McCarthy Mary E., widow, r. 1218 Twenty-first McCarthy Maurice, miner, r. 726 Brannan McCarthy Michael, boiler maker, r. 1017 Alabama McCarthy Michael, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. Fifteenth McCarthy Michael, helper Cal. Boiler Works, r. Second McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. 1257 Montgomery 101 S2 McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Laguna and Waller McCarthy Michael, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r. W a Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear McCarthy Michael, longshoreman, r. 210 Clara McCarthy Michael, painter, r. 538 Linden Av McCarthy Michael, plasterer, r. 14 Allen McCarthy Michael, plasterer, r. 456 Natoma McCarthy Michael, plumber, r. Lindell House McCarthy Michael, proof reader, r. 210 Powell McCarthy Michael, tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. 132 Dolores ^ McCarthy Michael, tailor, r. 350 Jessie McCarthy Miles, shoemaker, r. 12 Harlan PI McCarthy Minnie E. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Gram- mar School, r. 344 Eighteenth McCarthy Nellie T., shoe fitter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. W 8 Kansas, bet Humboldt and Sierra McCarthy Nicholas, oaker J. Collopy, r. 361 Minna McCarthy Nora, domestic 1836 O'Farrell McCarthy Nora, widow, r. SW cor'Jonea and Golden Gate Av McCarthy Patrick, butcher, r. S s Bahama, bet Tazoo and Susquehanna McCarthy Patrick, calker. r. 22 Minns McCarthy Patrick, laborer John Kelso, r. NW cor Powell and Bay McCarthy Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Army and San- chez McCarthy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 327}^ Third McCarthy Patrick, seaman, r. 207 Folsom, rear McCarthy Patrick, shoemaker, 222 Jackson, r. 2016 O'Farrell McCarthy Patrick F., clerk Tax Collector, r. 118 Welsh McCarthy Patrick H., apprentice molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 509 Fourth McCarthy Patrick J. (McCarthy & O'Connor) r. 356 Tehama McCarthy P. E., bookkeeper George D. Morse, r. 14 Ridley McCarthy Peter, blacksmith Doha & Buchanan, r. 1215 Devisadero McCarthy Peter, carrier Call, r. 525 J^ Natoma McCarthy Peter, foreman D. Sheerin, r. SW cor EUia and Devisadero McCarthy Philip J., plumber, r. 225 Fourth McCarthy Redmond, r. SW cor Devisadero and Ellis McCarthy Rosetta, widow, r. 1013 Pacific McCarthy Rudolph, laborer, r. Mission Road, nr Courtland Av McCarthy Terrence, bartender John Mannix, r. 829 Mission McCarthy Thomas, r. 333 Beale McCarthy Thomas, coachman D. Callaghan, 830 Eddy McCarthy Thomas, carpenter, r. 207 Harrison McCarthy Thomas, carpenter, r. 961 Bryant McCarthy Thomas, coremaker S. F. Brass Works, r. 414 Twenty-ninth McCarthy Thomas, driver William McCafi'erty, r. 2417 Mission McCarthy Thomas, hostler, r. 2.500 Mission McCarthy Thomas, laborer L. Davies, r. 27 Alabama McCarthy Thomas, laborer, r. 1215 Devisadero McCarthy Thomas, physician, r. 7 Quincy PI McCarthy Thomas, seaman, r. 232 First McCarthy Thomas, waiter, r. 220 Pacific McCarthy Thomas J., trunkmaker D. Blocks Co., r, '112 Freelon McCarthy Thomas L., engineer George H. Tay & Co., r. W 8 Kansas, bet Humboldt and Sierra McCarthy Timothy, r. 7 Alice McCarthy Timothy, fireman P. M. SS. San Jose McCarthy Timothy, fireman Potrero Gas Works, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. Globe House McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 117 Shipley McCarthy Timothy, liquor saloon, 2501) Mission McCarthy Timothy, longshoreman, r. 77 Clementina McCarthy Timothy, machinist' Risdon I. and L. Works McCarthy Timothy, house painter, r. 656 Natoma McCarthy Timothy, salesman Splivalo / Wnrman, r. 414 Octavia ''»" McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker, r. 512 Aiission McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.. r. S s Twenty-fifth, nr Church McCarthy Timothy, State Senator, r. 905 Pacific McCarthy Timothy, teamster Wm. Kerr, 903 Battery LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. Successors to BraTerman A l>eTy I 19 MONTCOMERY STREET. LA GRANDE LAUNDRY tVASniBTO WKl.!. DONK AT VERY I/O IT RATES. OFFICE. «48 MARKET HTREET. McC 717 McC McCarthy Timothy, weigher CUy St. Wharf, r. 44 Ecker McCarthy Timothy Jr., clerk, r. 905 Pacific McCarthy Timothy F. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r. Lick House McCarthy Timothy J., laborer, r. E 8 De Haro, bet Oo- lui^a and Marin McCarthy W., Tailors' Pro. Union, 316 Post McCarthy William, boarding, 17 Vallejo McCarthy William, clerk, r. 1006 Hyde McCarthy William, clerk Edward Duffy, r. 119 Val- lejo McCarthy William, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 321 Ellis McCarthy William, clerk McCarthy Bros. & Co., r. 2213 Polk McCarthy William, laborer, r. 346 Fourth McCarthy William, longshoreman, r. 6 Minna, rear McCarthy William, machinist, r. 514 Twenty-ninth McCarthy William, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear McCarthy William, with William Cuuniff, r. cor Twelfth and Market McCarthy William D., resident physician and surgeon St. Mary's Hospital McCarthy William J., brass finisher, r. 155 Twenty- ninth McCarthy Wolfe T., printer, r. 159 Minna McCarthy & O'Connor (Patrick J. McCarthy and John O'Connor) livery stable, 335 Tehama Iff" McCarthy. See McCarty McCartney Samuel (Schulz & Fischer) and distillers' agent, office 513 Market, r. 2211 Devisadero McCartney Thomas, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery McCarty .\ndrew J., trader, r. Llndell House McCartv Annie, domestic 1820 Buchanan McCarty Charles, laborer, r. 797 Stevenson McCarty Charles, messenger American District Tel. Co., r. 22 William McCarty Charles, molder, r. 816 Green McCarty Charles J. J., seaman, r. E s Polk, bet Lom- bard and Chestnut McCartv Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf McCarty Daniel, livery stable. 608 Howard McCarty Daniel, stoves and tinware, 931 H Market McCarty Dennis, graiuer, r. 23 Rausch McCarty Dennis, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf McCart.v Ellen, widow, r. 617 Mission McCarty Francis, messenger American District Tel. Co., r. 931V; Market McCarty George M., collector Pac. Bell Telephone Co.^r. 119 Haight McCarty James, horseshoer, 107 Oregon, r. 1905 Mis- sion McCarly James, butcher, 323 Third McCartv James, hostler William E. Bridge McCarty James H., fuller, r. 1210 Vallejo McCarty James, shoemaker, r. 512 Mission McCarty James, sole leather cutter Porter, Slessinger k Co., r. 518 Stevenson McCarty James, teamster, r. 16 Bonita McCarty John, fireman O. Imp. SS. Walla Walla McCartv John, hostler St. George Stable McCarty John, laborer, r. 733 Market McCarty John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom McCarty John, seaman, r. 146 Minna McCartv Joseph, teamster, r. 1611 Mission McCarty J. R., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf McCarty Louis P., publisher and proptr The Statisti- cian and Pac. Coast Postal Index, 706 California McCarty Martin, blacksmith, r. 622 Minna, rear McCarty Mary, domestic 932 Mission McCartv Mary Mrs., r. 1522 Vallejo McCarty Marv A. Mrs., bakery, 637}^ Howard McCarty Matilda Mrs., saleslady Louis A. Bigazze, r. 816 Green McCarty Patrick W., drayman Jost & Adler, r. 17 McLea Court McCartv Peter D., clerkD.W. Hitchcock, r. 622 Minna McCarty R. H., surgeon U. S. Coast Survey stmr Hassler McCarty T., laborer Golden Gate and Miners' Iron Works, r. 54 First McCartv Thomas, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf McCarty "%,, ^, laborer, r. 512 Mission McCartv iL. *8, porter Cowell's Warehouse, r. 1800 1 Taylor "" McCarty Tillie Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School, r. 1214 Mason McCarty Timothy, laborer O. R. and N. Co's Wharf McCarty William, r. 1522 Vallejo McCarty William, laborer, r. E 8 Polk, bet Lombard and Chestnut McCarty William E. 8., machinist, r. E 8 Polk, bet Lombard and Chestnut !»■ McCarty. See McCarthy McCaskie Charles, seaman, r. 502 Bryant McCaskie James F., expressman, 717 Market, r. 1520 Dolores McCaskie Mary, varieties, 1520 Dolores McCaskill Isham R., housemover J. S. Stratton, r. 854 Harrison McCasUn L. B. Mrs., ladles nurse, r. 1601 Geary McCauley Alexander, stevedore, r. 138 Clara McCauley Bernard, laborer, r. 327 M Fourth McCauley Charles, capitalist, r. 425 Pacific McCauley Charles M., salesman Henry Doyle it, Co. r. 715 Howard McCauley Daniel, tanner Richard Curtis, r. NW cor Twenty-second and Alabama McCauley Denis, baker, r. 415 Broadway McCauley Farrell, laborer, r. 47 Louisa McCauley Farrell Jr., printer, r. 47 Louisa McCauley Henry A., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1316 Harrison McCauley James, laborer, r. E s Tennessee, bet Mari- posa and Solano McCauley James, molder, r. 172 Clementina, rear McCauley John, pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 47 Louisa McCauley John, plumber, r. 54 Minna McCauley John C, laborer, r. S s Thirtieth, bet Do- lores and Church McCauley John F., real estate, r. 118 Dupont McCauley Michael, laborer, r. 737 Harrison McCauley Nellie Miss, bookfolder, r. 47 Louisa McCauley Owen, laborer, r. 630 Brannan McCauley Patrick, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1316 Harrison McCauley Robert, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta McCauley Samuel, plasterer, r. 172 Clementina, rear McCauley Thomas, r. 172 Clementina, rear McCauley Thomas B., assistant melter and re- finer U. S. Mint, r. 1021^ Market McCauley William A. (Youug & McCauley) and propr Clarenden House, NE cor Folsom and Second e^ McCauley. See Macauley, McAuley and Mc Gauley McCauliffe C. hostler City Cab and Carriage Co. McCauliffe Cornelius, laborer 0. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r. 43 Stanly PI McCaull John P., carpenter, and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 631 Green McCaull Richard, carpenter, r. 1033 >i Kearny McCaull Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf t^ McCaull. See McCall McCausland Henry, bookkeeper, r. 501 Sixth McCausland Wesley K. (DeWitt & McCausland) r. 920 Montgomery McCauslin Calvin H., painter, r. 520 Folsom McCay Matthew, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento McCeney J. C, attorney at law, 419 California, rooms 5-7, r. Occidental Hotel McCerron John, blacksmith, r. 711 Folsom McChain Jaspar F., engineer, r. 4 Bush St. PI McChesney John, bookkeeper Onesti & Connor, r. 109 Montgomery McClain J. D., printer S. F. Newspaper Union, r. 1406^ Powell McClain John T., plumber, r. 1104 Taylor McClain Peter, blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor McClain William M., blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor 1^" McClain. See McClean, McLane and McLean McClarv Robert, seaman, r. 516 Second McClaskey Susan, widow, r. SE cor Harrison and Twelfth McClaskey William, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. SE cor Harrison and Twelfth tsr McClaskey. See McCloskey and McCluskey McClatchie Joseph, r. 14 Verona McClatchieMary Mrs., r. 14 Verona McClatchy V. S., clerk U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. Oak- land McClatchey William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 541 Fourth McClean Catherine, widow, r. 250 Clementina McClean John, foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W 8 Iowa, bet Butte and Solano McClean John W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W B Iowa, bet Butte and Solano nril IIIPC nCPflDATCn 'n fresco or paper, in the G. W. CLARK & CO. bLlLinUO ULuUntt I LU most Artistic manner. 645 Market St. H IIVCK1.KY, MPXERM A HAYEN. FVI^TON IROX Tt'ltRKN, 213 IKnnu.'MCturera of H4»INTIN« tVORHK, CAVKM, Fremont Street, RTCKKTS and CARS. McC 718 McC eg i PQ a •H • u c u c 4J e8 © OQ © O •H e PP 0 t^ McClean. See McClain, McLain, McLsne and McLean McClearn Phoebe, widow, r. 6 Howard Court McClearv George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 32)4 Zoe McCleary Hugh, ship carpenter, r. 32)4 Zoe ; McCleary John F. B., bllliardist, r. 8 Eddy 1 McCleary Robert W., bootblack A. I. Korn, r. 110 Prospect PI McOlees Tyler, ship carpenter, r. 9 Bay McClellan A. B. Mrs., r. 6 Hollis McClellan David D., capitalist, r. 108 Trenton McClellan (ieorge, ship calker, r. 3 Morris Av McClellan John, foreman Michelssen, Brown & Co.. r. 448)4 Ninth McClellan John, wagon maker. 1048 Mission, r. 620 Minna McClellan Mary, widow, r. 2527 Bryant ' McClellan R. Guy, attorney at law, 523 Kearny, rooms , 27-28, r. Berkeley McClellan Robert, rigger, r. 115 Vallejo, rear McClellan William H., asphaltuin roofer, r. 11)4 So- nora McClellan William J., house and sign painter, 439 Hayes McClelland Alexander, salesman John Hanly, r. Ahl- born House McClelland Aunie Mrs., r. 17 Ellis McClelland John, coachman, 509 Gough j McClelland Jolin A., secretary Odd Fellows' Cemetery Assn, 410 Kearny, r. 116 Tark »^ McClelland. See McClellan and McLellan McClennau Donald, r. 2 Hampton Court McClerie Henry, builder, r. 112 Church McClinnan M., carpenter, r. 228 Montgomery Av McClintock Joseph S., night watchman, r. 33)4 O'Far- rell McClintock Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.. r. 1321 Clay McClinton James G., mining, r. 11 Glen Park Av McCIInton Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block McClister James J., upholsterer, r. 717 Howard McClister Mary Mrs., housekeeper Sylvester Moore, r. 835 Valencia McCloskey Anna, groceries and cigars, 70 West Mis- sion , McCloskey Bernard, teamster Frank Barnard & Co.,r. 319 Vallejo McCloskey Bernard C. clerk N. J. Scally, r. 21 Otis PI McCloskey Daniel, butcher H. Schreiber, r. 923 Eight- eenth McCloskey Eiver, engineer, r. 100 San Jose Av McCloskey Ella V. Miss, copyist, r. 302 Hayes McCloskey Emmett, laborer Cal. Glass Works I McCloskey Frank E., clerk W. R. Allen & Co., r. 120 I Nineteenth McCloskey George, clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 709 ' Ellis I McCloskey George, helper M. McCloskey & Co., r. 731 )4 Clementina McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeney & Co.) r. 127 Ellis McCloskey James (McCloskey k Duval) r. 178 Perry McCloskey James (McCloskey & Groom) r. 120 Nine- teenth McCloskey James, carpenter, r. 1111 Pierce McCloskey James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 240 Eleventh McClo^key James, driver, r. 320 Minna . McCloskey John, r. 127 Jackson McCloskey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 533 Howard McCloskey John, hackman, r. 1408 Folsom McCloskey John, teamster, r. 236 Townsend McCloskey John, teamster Adams & Butler, r. 233 Perry McCloskey John, vamisher, r. 120 Nineteenth McCloskey Johu Jr., carriage painter P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 1408 Folsom I McCloskey John R., vamisher A. Frei, r. cor Railroad j Av aad Teneriffe I McCloskey Joseph, bartender James McCarthy, r. 1067 Howard McCloskey Joseph H., coal dealer, r. S s Greenwich, I nr Fillmore ' McCloskey Joseph H., insurance agent, r. 2133 Mis- sion McCloskey M. & Co. (Michael H. McCloskey) horse- shoers, NE cor Golden Gate Av and Leavenworth McCloskey Mary Mrs., r. '23 Silver McCloskey Michael, steward P. M. 83. City of Peking, r. 2658 Folsom McCloskey Michael, teamster Patrick McCloskey, r. 405 Fourth McCloskey Michael H. (M. McCloskey 4 Co.) r. 731)4 Clementina McCloskey O., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf McCloskey Patrick, wood and coal, 403 Fourth, r. 170 Perry McCloskey Patrick, horaeshoer, 2214 Mission McCloskey Patrick, teamster, r. 2733 Pine McCloskey Patrick, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 212 Second McCloskey Peter, baker, r. 120 Nineteenth McCloskey Peter, laborer, r. 313 Pacific McCloskey Philip, lather, r. 61)4 West Mission McCloskey Richard H., teamster, r. cor Sumatra and Monongahela McCloskey Thomas, fireman P. 0. SS. Bonlta McCloskey W.. steward P. M. S3. City of Peking McCloskey William C, compositor, r. 302 Hayes McCloskey William W., horseshoer Omnibus RR., r. 21 Otis PI McCloskey & Duval (James McCloskey and Eli Duval) blacksmiths, 407 Fourth McCloskey & Groom (James McCloskey and Joseph Groom) plumbers and gasfitters, 713 Turk t^ McCloskey. See McCluskey McCloud Alexander, boilerraaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 352)4 Clementina McCloud Jean Mrs., Instructress Wueeler b Wilson Mnfj Co.. r. Manchester House McCloud Reuben H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser- vice, r. Oakland McCloud William J., night clerk International Hotel McCloud William M., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland a^" McCloud. See MacLeod 'and McLeod McClune James H., junk dealer, r. 1220 Powell McClung Joseph W.. assistant secretary S. F. Stock and Exchange Board, r. 12-22 Pine McClunie Christopher, tailor, r. 612 Buchanan McClunie John, walesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 612 Buchanan McClunie Johu Jr., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt& Co.,' r. 612 Buchanan McClunie Richard, salesman O'Connor, Moftatt b Co., r. 612 Buchanan McClunie William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffstt & Co., r. 222 Post McClunie W. J. Mrs., milliner, 222 Post MoClure Abel T., physician, office and r. 21 Powell McClure David (McClure b Dwinelle) r. Occident*! Hotel McClure David Jr., draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r. Oakland McClure George B., heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 772)4 Harrison McClure Hattie Miss, r. 644 Market McClure Henry C, manager Davis Bros., r. 106 M». son McClure James P., machinist Tatam b Bowen, r. Oakland McClure James W.. clerk, r. 408 Ellis McClure N. C Rev., r. 914 Laguna McClure Penuel, r. 408 Ellis McClure Peter L., teamster, r. 423 Fulton, rear MoClure Robert, bookkeeper Cal. Transfer Co., r. 31* Bush McClure William, chief engineer P. M. S3. City of ! Peking, r. 355 Brannan McClure William F., clerk C. S. Capp b Co., r. M Powell McClure & Dwinelle (David McClure and Sam- uel H. Dwinelle) attorneys at law, 526 Montgom- ery tff" McClure. See McLure McCluskey Annie, widow, r. 130 Langton McCluskey Charles, laborer, r. 1310 Kearny, rear McCluskey Dennis, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores McCluskey Henry, engineer, r. 8E cor Lombard and Kearny McClusney James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills McCluskey John, watchman, r. 506 Vallejo McCluskey Mary, widow, r. 1408 Folsom McCluskey Owen, helper Moynlhan b Aitken, r. 327 San Jose Av McCluskey Patrick, laborer, r. S s Lombard, nr Kearny McCluskey Peter, hostler Omnibus RR. SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street OFFICE, 33 OEARY MT. MACDONOLKlH & CO '"»!»»«•*««•» «»f«»"«»l>««»leri. in COAI.»n«I mo iron, IfinUUUnUUUn U UU. 41 JWarUet street, comer Spe»r. McC 719 McC McCliiskey Thomas, r. 212 Second McCluskey Thoruas, waiter, r. 1310 Kearny, rear e^~ McCluskey. See McCloskey McCoey John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining Co., r. 624 Fourth McColgan Adeline, -widow, r. 1809 Ellis McColgan Charles M., laborer Pac. Distilling Co., r. S s Chestnut, nr Fillmore McColgan Charles S., r. 1809 Ellis McColgan Cornelius, clerk, r. 1809 Ellis McColgan Daniel, clerk, r. 1809 Ellis McColgan Edward, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 145 Silver McColgan John E., tinner, r. W s Webster, nr Filbert McColgan John L., clerk, r. 1809 Ellis McColgan Joseph, r. 1809 KUis McColgan Kate F. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli- tan Grammar School, r. 1809 Ellis McColgan Patrick, fireman King St. Gas Works, r. 145 Silver McColgan Susan, widow, r. W s Webster, nr Filbert McColgan William, laborer, r. 1 Freelon McCollam C. A. Mrs. (Thomas W. McCollam & Co.) r. 222 Eddy McCollam Thomas W. & Co. (George Tasheira and Mrs. C. A. McCollam) wholesale cured fish, 208 Clay McCollister Henry H., register clerk Post Oflice,r.l57 Seventh McCollough James H. Eev., pastor Christian Church, Y. M. C. A. Hall, and editor Pacific Church News, 532 Clay, r. 410 Page McCollough W. Clarence, r. 410 Page McCoroas Nicholas, carpenter, r. E s McClellan, nr Courtland Av, B. H. McComb Archie, wool grader, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk McComb Edward, engineer, r. 610 Front McComb George S., registry clerk Post OfiBce, r. Tem- ebcal McComb James, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk McComb John, helper Moynlhan & Aitken McComb John P., bartender, r. 410 Kearny McComb John K. Jr., purser, r. 1025 Seventeenth McComb Mary A., widow, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk McCombe .Tolin, money lender and collector, 402 Montgomery, room 5. r. 5J4 Zoe McCormick Malachi J., molder, r. 445 Guerrero McCormick Mary, widow, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and Fountain McCormick Michael, r. 553 Ji Minna McCormick Michael, driver Pac. Carriage Co. McCormick Michael, fireman P. C. SS. Queen of the Pacific, r. 464 Minna McCormick Michael, laborer, r. 17 Zoe, rear McCormick Michael, painter, r. 1122 Larkin McCormick Michael J. F. carpenter, r. 6 Virginia PI McCormick Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sierra and Georgia, and liquor saloon, SE cor Napa and Illiaols, r. NW cor Sierra and Georgia McCormick Patrick, driver United Carriage Co.,r. 277 Stevenson McCormick Patrick F., bookkeeper Patrick Lynch, r. 610 Larkin McCormick Peter, laborer, r. 405 Ji Gough McCormick Stephen J., editor The Monitor, 636 Clay, r. 524 Turk McCormick Thomas, hackdriven, r. 20 Glasgow McCormick Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Turk McCormick Thomas, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 422 Tehama, rear McCormick Thomas, teamster CollinB & Lyons, r. 7 Juniper McCormick Thomas A. (McCormick Brothers) r. 324 Tenth McCormick Thomas A., compositor The Monitor, r. 524 Turk McCormick Thomas A., salesman Thomas F. Palmer, r. 35 Rausch McCormick Thomas J., clerk, r. 637 California McCormick William, carriage painter, r. 2648 Folsom McCormick William, liquor dealer, 15 Merchant,r.924 Valencia McCormick William, salesman, r. 907 Clay McCormick William, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder k Co. McCormick William H., marbleworks, 827 Market, r. 613 Eddy McCormick William J., porter Taber, Harker k Co.,r. 821 Capp McCormick William J., shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r. 113 Oak McCormick William L. (Dunham, Carrigan k C!o.) olfice 109 Front McCormick Winifred, widow, r. 317 M Tehama McCormick & Delanoy (Frank H. McCormick and Frederick N. Delauoy) shipping and commis- sion merchants, and agents Lick Paper Co., 109 California, room 9 »y McCormick. See McCormack McCorriston Hugh, bousesmith Pioneer Iron Works, r. 1615 Leavenworth McCosker Edward, laborer Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 11 Kate PI McCosker Patrick, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 320 Clem- entina McCottrey George, plumber Charles Mechan, r. 304 Green McCottrey James, framemaker Max Burkardt, r. 1318 Kearny McCottrey Mary, widow, r. 1063 Howard McCottrey Robert, engineer, r. 304 Green McCottrey Samuel, laborer, r. 402 Broadway McCottrey Thomas, housesmith A. Pfeiffer, r. 1063 Howard McCoubrey James E., carpenter O'Connell k Lewis, r. 5li Elizabeth McCourt Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 948 Howard McCourt Patrick, laborer, r. N s Filbert, bet Steiner and Pierce McCourt Peter, machinist Bigelow, Sims & Morris, r. 632 )i Natoma McCourt Robert, salesman De Witt k Harris, r. 108 Seventh McCourtney Alfred T., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. 250 Clara McCourtney Charles H.. clerk County Recorder, r. 16 Clara McCourtney Ephraim J., calker, r. 16 Clara McCourtney Thomas, shipjoiner, r. 16 Clara McCowen Henry A., shoemaker, 106 Dupont McCoy Alexander, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-first McCoy Annie, r. 23 H Minna McCoy Arthur, phunber Thomas Day k Co., r. 440 Clementina LOUIS BRAVERWflN & CO."=""'"'rfrrl.X^"^'-e''/,'S^.r.™""°'* LA GRANDE LAUNDRY OBDEBS FOB WASHING PBOMPTI.Y ATTENDED TO OFFICE. <»48 UABU1:T MTBEET. McC 721 McC McCoy Charleg L., mining Becretary, 16 Nevada Block, r. East Oakland McCoy Daniel, teamster, r. 13534 Fifth McCoy Edward, marblecutter. r. 264 Clara McCoy Edward, plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 440 Clem- entina McCoy Edward, seaman, r. Pacific Exchange McCoy Henry J., general secretary Young Mens' Christian Association, 232 Sutter, r. 202 Golden Gate Av McCoy James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. W 8 Mission, nr Thirty-first McCoy Juan W.. student, r. 845 Mission McCoy Mary Miss, milliner, r. 44u Clementina McCoy Michael, calker. and foreman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D.. r. W 8 Minnesota, bet Sierra and Ne- vada McCoy MoUieMiss. r. 1914 Filbert McCoy Owen, laborer, r. 440 Clementina McCoy Owen J., clerk Post Office, r. 1423 Pine McCoy Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and Eighth, r. 709 Clementina McCoy Patrick, honsesmith. r. 216 Third McCoy Patrick, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. 1914 Filbert McCoy Patrick, porter Murphy, Grant k Co., r. 23H Minna McCoy Peter, butcher Charles Graber, r. 440 Clemen- tina McCoy Thomas, molder O'Connell & Lewie, r. 49 Bitch McCoy W. C.. student Heald's Business' College McCoy William B., painter, r. 318 Octavia McCracken Arthur (Menzies. Bingham & Co.) r. 412 Vallejo McCracken George H. Rev.,r. W s Minnesota, bet So- lano and Mariposa McCracken George S., ganger U. 8. Internal Revenue, r. 1222 Leavenworth McCracken Henry, clerk, r. S s Filbert, nr Sansome McCracken Michael J.,tentmaker Neville & Co., r. S s Filbert, nr Sansome McCracken Sarah, widow, r. S a Filbert, nr Sansome McCracken Sarah Miss, r. S s Filbert, nr Sansome McCracken William, blacksmith, r. 435 Broadway McCracken William, proptr Lick Laundry, 13 Lick PI, r. 517 Post McCrague Isabella, widow, r. 308 Linden Av McCraith George, clerk Simpson & Millar, 522 Califor- nia McCralth John, clerk R. D. Mowry, r. 19 Adelaide PI McCraith John, organ builder, r. 1250 Montgomery McCraith Thomas D., clerk Simpson & Millar, and extraman Hose No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. S s McAllis- ter, bet Buchanan and Webster McCraith William, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 651 Stevenson, rear McCraken James R., agent McCraken & Mason (Port- land, Or.) office 10 California, r. 1810 Gough McCraken Willliam H., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 620 Sutter McCraken & Mason, merchants (Portland, Or.) J. R. McCraken agent. 10 California McCrea George P., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery, r. 1508 Pacific Av McCrea Henry, attorney at law, 213 Sansome, room 7, r. San Rafael McCrea Henry, driver United Carriage Co., r. 181 Jes- sie McCrea Hugh, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, r. £ s Michi- gan, bet Shasta and Sierra McCrea Thomas, shipwright, r. NW cor Mission and First McCrea Tully, captain Battery C, 1st Artillery, TJ. S. A., Presidio Reservation t^ McCrea. See MacRae, McCreagh and McRae McCread e Richard, boilermaker. r. 986 Harrison McCreadie Richard Jr., clerk William Zelner, r. 986 Harrison McCready Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Breslin Hotel McCready Bernard, r. 681 Mission McCready Charles, baker, r. Silver Av, bet Sumatra and Lahaina McCready Daniel J., gardener, r. NE cor Stanyan and Fulton McCready James, blacksmith, r. 72 Tehama McCready John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland McCready Raymond, candymaker W. G. Bradshaw, r. 122 Church McCready William, water tender O. R. and N. 88. Columbia Oy McCready. See Macready and Mecready McCreagh John, engineer S. P. RR., r. 2020 Folsom McCreagh Thomas, groceries and liquors, 919 Har- rison McCreary George, carpenter, r. 547 Mission McCredie Bernard, bartender M. H. Hussey, r. 604 Third McCredie Samuel, baker, r. 472 Tehama McCredie Samuel Jr.. r. 472 Tehama McCreery Andrew, watchman, r. 113 Eddy McCreery Andre-»v B,, capitalist, office 211 San- some, rooms '2-3 McCreery Andrew T. , clerk James B, Roberts, r. 113 Eddy McCreery Charles A., teamster Jason P. Cole, r. 15 Page McCreery William J., clerk James Alexander, r. 113 Eddy McCreery'g Banding's, NE and SE cors Mont- gomery and Pine, and 310 Pine McCrellis Frank, driver Whitney & Co's Express McCrindle William, clerk Thomas H. Selby k, Co., r. Oakland McCrink Peter, blacksmith, r. 510 Mission McCrone David B. Mrs., r. 107 Fifth McCronoughe John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Ns Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland McCrory David W., inspector Custom House, r. 1724 Ji Eddy McCrory Seneca, miner, r. 609 Pine McCrosky Joseph H., foreman Pac. Newspaper Pub- lishing Co., r. 566 Minna McCrudden Rosa, widow, r. 572 Minna McCrum Hugh (Sroufe & McCrum) r. 413 Leaven- worth McCrystle Charles, tailor, 217 Fourth, r. 217 Twenty- second McCrystle Charles S., salesman Julius Samuels, r. 217 Twenty-second McCrystle John P., patternmaker £tna Iron Works, r. 217 Twenty-second McCrystle Lucy M. Miss, r. 217 Twenty-second McCrystle William H.. machinist JEtna Iron Works, r. 217 Twenty-second McCubbln Peter, sawyer, r. 869 Market McCuddy Owen, miner, r. 119 Fourth McCue Daniel, laborer, r. 207 Folsom, rear McCue Hugh V., driver Hose No. 6, S. F. T. D., r. 1015 McAllister McCue James, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 11613$ Fol- som McCue James, blacksmith, r. 19 Adelaide PI McCue James, hostler, r. 1 Austin McCue James, laborer, r. S s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom McCue John, harness cleaner, r. 513 Third McCue John, laborer, r. '207 Folsom, rear McCue John J., clerk, r. Palace Hotel McCue Michael, di^^hwasher Occidental Hotel McCue Michael, laborer, r. 20 Page McCue Michael, printer, r. 209 Leidesdorfif McCue Michael J., carriage mnfr, 1317-1319 Market, r. 7 Laskie McCue Miles, laborer, r. 134 Fourth McCue Patrick, blacksmith, r. 49 Clementina McCue Peter, driver Omnibus BR., r. 246 Tehama McCue Terrence, shoemaker, r. 318 Pacific B^" McCue. See McHugh and McKew McCulla Richard, laborer, r. 1079 Market McCuUey Robert, machinist William T. Garratt, r. Alameda McCulloch John, cooper, r. 926 Minna McCuUoch John E., master mariner, r. 11 Hampton PI McCulloch Robert, harnessmaker, r. 106 Jackson McCulloch William C. •"inter, r. 2530 Bryant McCullough Alexa. • D, W., ticket auditor C. P. RR., NE cor Fourtn „- Townsend, room 70, r. 11 Kearny McCuUough Allan, second assistant engineer stmr Wilmington, r. 433 Ji Shipley McCullough Ann Mrs., r. 103 O'Farrell McCulIough Catherine, bakery, 1111 Howard McCullough Catherine Miss, r. 105 Ninth McCullough C. J., r. Nucleus House McCullough Daniel, r. 103 O'Farrell McCullough Frank, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 37 Minna McCullough Henry V., assayer, r. 118 Dupont o 00 o o s M 0 o p p w o o a 9 O •-^ P a >^ I o G. W. CLARK & CO. interior decorators, M hoIe?ale a\id Retail dealers In Paper Hnii^inera, and all kinds of Window Shade Materials and Fixtures. UIMPI/I CV QDICDQ Jt. UikVCC FVI4»nKSTIC COAI<, 41 aiarket Street, corner »pear. McD 723 McD McDermott Robert, liquor saloon, W s San Bruno Road, nr Army JMcDermoit T., watchman Bay View Distillery McDermott Theodore, painter, r. eiS Broadway McDermott Thomas, r. 2ti Turk McDermott Thomas, driver Omnibus RR., r. 421 Na- toma McDermott Thomas, engineer, r. 406 Tehama McDermott Thomas, gardener George F. Silvester, r. 355 Minna McDermott Thomas, hatter, r.2006 Ellis McDermott Thomas, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 249 Minna McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 1014 Filbert McDermott Thomas, pipefitter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 227 Sixth McDermott Thomas D., rougher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N 8 Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan McDermott Thomas F.. clerk L. J. Ewell r. 2006 Ellis McDermott Thomas' F., salesman George Walcom, r. 922 >j Natoma McDermott Timothy, butcher, r. cor Teneriffe and Railroad Av McDermott Timothy, laborer, r. 118 Clinton McDermott William, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 24 Tehama McDermott William, driver City RR., r. 1626 Mission, rear McDermott William, clerk, r. 40 Quinn McDermott William, clerk Nevada Bank, r. 124 Tenth McDermott William, hack driver, r. 15 Minna McDermott William, laborer, r. 159 Dore McDermott William, machine hand Jason Springer & Co., r. 9 Tehama PI MeDermott William, machinist Vulcan Forges, r. 759 Mission McDermott William, seaman O. Imp. SS. Umatilla McDermott William A., driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky McDermott William F., boatman, r. 3 s Brosnan, bet Valencia and Guerrero McDermott William P. (Charles J. Smith & Co.) and physician, office and r. NW cor Valencia and Twenty-fourth fi^" McDermott. See MacDermot McDermus Nellie, domestic 2308 Mission McDevitt Andrew, r. 416 Broadway McDevitt Andrew, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 314 Green McDevitt Ann, widow, r. 7J4 Verona McDevitt Arthur, wharf man R. D. Chandler, r. 7 Vin- cent McDevitt Catherine, r. 646 Mission McDevitt Cornelius, driver John Guerln, r. 138 Free- Ion McDevitt Cornelius, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 7 Vincent McDevitt Daniel, r. 326 Tehama McDevitt Daniel, sash and blind maker Uriah Segars, r. 106 Freelon McDevitt Eilward, driver H. Koerber & Bro., r. 19 Washington McDevitt Edward, teamster James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna • McDevitt Edward C, hatter Konrad Meussdorffer, r. 814 Green McDevitt Edward J., clerk, r. 826H Twentieth McDevitt Eliza A. Miss, shoefitter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 2.50 Perry McDevitt Elizabeth Miss, r. 410 Sixth, rear McDevitt Frank, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 7 Verona McDevitt James, bakery, 504 Minna, r. 1709 Howard McDevitt James, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 646 Mission McDevitt James, morocco dresser, r. 13!^ Preston PI McDevitt James, printer Thomas Houseworth & Co. McDevitt James, sash and blind maker Uriah Segars, r. 106 Freelon McDevitt James J., tinner, r. 107 Grove McDevitt John C. salesman M. Muessdorffer, r. 314 Green McDevitt Margaret, widow, r. 250 Perry McDevitt Mary A. Mrs., branch bakery, 826}^ Twen- tieth McDevitt Michael, teamster, r. 106 Freelon McDevitt Minnie J. Miss, portrait painter, 1439 Polk McDevitt Patrick, morocco dresser, r. 13)4 Preston PI McDevitt Peter, hackman, r. N s Twenty-third, nr Noe McDevitt Philip, teamster O. Imp. Co., r. 4 Federal McDevitt Reubena Mrs., shoefitter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 1434 Valencia McDevitt S. A. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 1439 Polk McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith, r. 444 ?i Clementina McDevitt Sarah, widow, r. 220 Broadway McDevitt Thomas C, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 314 Green McDevitt William, machine hand W. B. Bradbury, r. 424)4 Shipley McDevitt William, washer A. G. Roden, r. 1624 Pa- cific Av McDevitt William H.. drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r. 138 Freelon McDonald A. D., r. 834 Valencia McDonald A. D., miner, r. 771)4 Mission McDonald Addie Miss, teacher music, r. 4 Willow Av McDonald Adelaide Mrs., r. 1014 Montgomery McDonald Albert R., stair builder N. P. Langland, r. 2424 Pine McDonald Alexander, clerk Dale Bros., r. 827 Nine- teenth, rear McDonald Alexander, driver City RR., r. 1465 Minna McDonald Alexander, engineer S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r. 1521 Leavenworth McDonald Alexander, helper Fulton Iron Works McDonald Alexander, laborer, r. 424 Broadway McDonald Alexander, master mariner, r. 1604 Jones McDonald Alexander, house painter Jeremiah O'Con- nell, r. Oregon House McDonald Alexander, tailor R. Murdock, r. Oakland McDonald Alexander W., plumher Grand Hotel, r. 631)4 Stevenson McDonald Allen, carpenter, r. 2510 Bush McDonald Allen, laborer, r. W s First Av, bet Point Lobos Av and A McDonald Andrew, blacksmith, r. 9 Sumner McDonald Andrew, musician, r. 12 Hunt McDonald Andrew B., cook, r. 214 Second McDonald Andrew F., blacksmith Spring Valley W. W., r. 1 Falmouth McDonald Andrew R., shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r. 5)4 Grand Av McDonald Angus, ship carpenter, r. 216 Hermann McDonald Anna Bell, chambermaid Hancock House, 781 Mission McDonald Anthony, iron molder, r. 221 Eleventh McDonald Archibald, carpenter, r. 631)4 Stevenson McDonald Archibald, engineer Moynihan & Aitken,T. 207 Second McDonald Archibald C, r. Park Hotel McDonald Barnabas A., seaman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 119 Jackson McDonald Bartley J., machinist Vulcan Forges, r. 616 Harrison McDonald Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court McDonald Bridget, widow, r. 724 Brannan McDonald C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills McDonald C, ship carpenter, r. 661 Howard McDonald Catherine, widow, r. 4 Willow At McDonald Catherine, widow, r. 2419 Clay McDonald Charles A., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2424 Pine McDonald Charles H., policeman, r. 318 Kearny McDonald Daniel, carpenter, r. 270 Tehama McDonald Daniel, painter, r. 733)4 Minna McDonald Daniel J., plumber, r. NE cor Steiner and California McDonald David, iron molder, r. 2419 Clay McDonald DeVVitt L., capitalist, r. 632 Eddy McDonald Donald, carpenter, r. 2922 Sacramento McDonald Donald, bookkeeper Carroll, Abrams & Car- roll, r. 1321 Webster McDonald Donald, ship carpenter, r. SE cor Mission and First McDonald Duncan, gardener Mrs. Mark Hopkins, r. 3 Golden Court McDonald Duncan, laborer, r. 520 Mission McDonald Duncan, laborer, r. 624 Fourth McDonald Duncan, longshoreman, r. £ s Chenery, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first McDonald E. Mrs., r. 340 McAllister McDonald Edward, driver Central RR.,r. 1057 Golden Gate Av McDonald Edward, junk dealer, r. 25 Jansen McDonald Edward, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 511 Mission McDonald Edward, longshoreman, r. 508 Post McDonald Edward, longshoreman, r. 1001 Battery, rear o EDVTABDS' PATEBTT Lightning Jump-Seat Vehicles. TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., Agents, Wholesale and Retail. 509, 511 BIABKJET ST. San Francisco, WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY: Vttrda Ofllce 133 Mp«Ar Ktrect. l-i» to 147 !«p«nr St., and ittt, 9S Howard St. McD 724 McD McDonald Edward, Rhip carpenter, r. 71 Shipley McDoDald Edward, tailor, r. 132 Hayes McDoDald Edward A., sign painter Jabez S. Swan, r. 208 i^i Ninth McDonald Edward F.,bollermaker Fulton Iron Works McDonald Edward J., framemaker 8. k G. Oump, r. 508 Post McDonald Elizabeth, widow, r. 238 Jessie McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 827 Nineteenth, rear McDonald Ellen, housekeeper Grand Hotel McDonald Felix, plasterer, r. 221 Tenth McDonald Florence, domestic 518 Van Ness Av McDonald Frank, horse trainer, r. 507 Bush McDonald Frank V., student, r. Silver Star House McDonald George, examiner merchandise Custom House, r. Berkeley McDonald George, foreman yard Preston & McKinnon, r. 925 Minna McDonald George, teamster, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and Baker McDonald George A., laborer Mission Bay Warehouse, r. Chenery, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first McDonald George F., carriage trimmer, r. 437 First McDonald Gus., clerk Helbing & Frank, r. Oakland McDonald H., laborer Dickie Bros. McDonald Henry H.. salesman Grangers' Business Assn, r. 777 Market McDonald Henry, waiter New York Bakery, r. 904 Jackson McDonald Henry W., master mariner, r. 16 Russell McDonald Hugh, clerk, r. 663 Minna McDonald Hugh, laborer, r. 1182 Harrison McDonald James, barber, r. 145 Shipley McDonald James, butcher, r. cor Haight and Lyon McDonald James, fireman S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City, r. Ns Valley, nr Dolores McDonald James, housemover, r. 1126 Mission McDonald James, laborer, r. 422 Fremont McDonald James, laborer, r. 2400 Bush McDonald James, laborer, r. 137 3^ Fifth McDonald James, laborer Neville & Co.,r.ll}4 Freelon McDonald James, longshoreman, r. 545 Mission McDonald James, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 14 Langton McDonald James, painter, r. 48 Seventh McDonald James, porter L. Radovich & Co., r. 441 J^ Jessie McDonald James, printer, r. 409 Stevenson McDonald James, proptr Pioneer Saloon, E s Louisi- ana, bet Sierra and Shasta McDonald James, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat- tery McDonald James Jr., foreman James Hurst, r. 145 Shipley McDonald James A., harness cleaner James Hurst, r. 145 Shipley McDonald James C, boots and shoes, 536 Sixteenth McDonald Jam4 Folsom McDonogh Festus, porter James McDonogh Jr., r. S 8 Army, ur San Bruno Road McDonogh James, r. S s Army, nr San Bruno Road McDonogh James Jr., wholesale fruits, 212 Washing- ton, r. S s Army, nr San Bruno Road McDonough Bridget, groceries and liquors, 10 Jessie McDonough Christopher, laborer J. Macdonough & Co., r. 17 Sherwood PI McDonough Daniel W., clerk, r. 163 Silver McDonough Festus, laborer P. C. SS. Co., r. 17 Sher- wood PI McDonough Francis, r. 127 Jackson McDonough Frank, druggist, r. 528 Geary McDonough Honora Mrs., r. 2026 Filbert McDonough James, laborer, r. 11 Clinton, rear McDonough James F..carriagepainter John J.Doyle, r. 161 Shipley McDonough John, baker, r. Tombigbee, nr Sumatra McDonough John, clerk Charles W. Fox. r. 528 Geary McDonough John, laborer, r. 936M Folsom McDonough John, laborer, r. E s Folsom, nr Preclta Av, B. H. McDonough John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, bet San- some and Montgomery McDonough John, milkman, r. N 8 Algeria, bet Poto- mac and San Joaquin McDonough John J., salesman Joe T. Poheim, r. 548 Minna McDonough Judith, widow, r. 7 Varennes McDonough M., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1633 Market McDonough Mark, laborer, r. 49 Clementina, rear McDonough Mary, widow, r. 126 Langton, rear McDonough Mary, widow, r. 548 Minna McDonough Mary, widow, r. 1469 Minna McDonough Matthew, longshoreman, r. 159X Clara McDonough Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 20 Everett McDonough Nora Miss, dressmaker, r. 2026 Filbert McDonough P., flour packer Horace Davis & Go. McDonough Patrick, carpenter, r. 1469 Minna McDonough Patrick, laborer, r. 106 Minna McDonough Patrick, policeman, r. 789 Stevenson McDonough Patrick, stonecutter, r. 530 Third McDonough Peter, laborer City RR., r. 527 Dolores McDonough Richard, cartman, r. 163 Silver McDonough Richard, seaman, 2 Beale St. Wharf McDonough Robert, salesman S. W. Rosenstock &Co., r. Occidental Hotel McDonongh Theresa Miss, r. 606 Fell McDonough Thomas, liquor saloon, 325 Sansome, r. 811 Mason McDonough Thomas, porter, r. 614 Bush McDonough William T., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 101 Greenwich 1^^ McDonough . See Macdonough McDougal Daniel, blacksmith, r. S s Oak, bet Masonic Av and Lyon McDougal William G., foreman tinshop W. W. Mon- tague & Co.. r. 329 Seventeenth McDougald John E., marble cutter John Daniel, r. 464 Sixth McDougald Thomas G., yardman 0. P. RR. r. 464 Sixth McDougall .\nnle, widow, r. 559 Howard McDougall B. & Son (Barnett and Charles C.) archi- tects, .330 Pine, rooms 61-62 McDougall Barnett (B. McDougall & Son) r. SW cor Fulton and Devisadero McDougall Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 316 Fourth McDougall Charles A., bagmaker, r. 241 Ninth McDougall Charles C. (B. McDougall & Son) r. SW cor Fulton and Devisadero McDougall Duncan, r. 1003 Sutter McDougall Frank, ehirtcutter, r. 241 Ninth McDougall Frederick S., clerk, r. 712 Bush McDougall James T., mining, r. 712 Shotwell McDougall John, house painter, r. 509 Stevenson miRIOS DECORATORS. G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 MarM St. vr CKliET. SPIERK FOB AND 1>K1.ITEBE1>. OFFICK, 648 SIABKKT NTBEET. 729 McG McOinnis James, operator American Dist. Tel. Co., r. 26 a Averill Av McGinnis James, teamster, r. 9 Noonan Av McGinnis James C, policeman, r. 25 >^ Averill Av McGinnis John, laborer, r. S s Twenty-second, nr Dolores, rear McGinnis John, teamster, r. 1313 Octavia McGinnis John P., canvasser Patrick J. Leonard, r. lOi Fair Oaka McGinnis Michael, boilermaker Pulton Iron Works, r. 909 Folsom McGinnis Michael, expressman, r. 128 OTarrell McGinnis Michael, laborer, r. 528 Howard McGinnis Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Octavia and Waller McGinnis Patrick, laborer, r. 328 Bartlett McGinnis Peter, cook Alex. Nicholas, r. 4 Euss McGinnis Thomas, miner, r. 548 Howard McGinnis Themas, saddle and harnessmaker, 775 Market, r. 521J4 Fell B^ McGinnis. See Maginnis and McGinness McGinniss James, blacksmith, r. 2236 Bush McGinniss Mary A. Mrs., r. 318 Jessie McGinniss Thomas, clerk, r. 2236 Bush McGinty Dennis, teamster, r. 315 First McGinty James, fireman P. C. S3. City of Chester McGinty James, miner, r. 865 J