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CIHM/ICMH 

Microfiche 

Series. 


CIHM/ICMH 
Collection  de 
microfiches. 


Canadian  Inatituta  for  Hiatorical  Microraproductiona  /  Inatitut  Canadian  da  microraproductiona  historiquaa 


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Tachnical  and  Bibliographic  Notat/Notat  tachniquaa  at  bibliographiquas 


Tha  Instituta  has  attamptad  to  obtain  tha  baat 
original  copy  availabia  for  filming.  Faaturas  of  this 
copy  which  may  ba  bibliographically  uniqua. 
which  may  altar  any  of  tha  imagas  in  tha 
raproduction,  or  which  may  significantly  changa 
tha  usual  mathod  of  filming,  ara  chackad  balow. 


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Coiourad  covars/ 
Couvartura  da  coulaur 


I      I    Covars  damagad/ 


Couvartura  andommagte 


Covars  rastorad  and/or  laminatad/ 
Couvartura  rastaurte  at/ou  paiiiculAa 


I      I   Covar  titia  missing/ 


La  titra  da  couvartura  manqua 


r~~|    Coiourad  maps/ 


Cartas  giographiquas  an  coulaur 

Coiourad  inic  (i.a.  othar  thar  blua  or  black)/ 
Encra  da  coulaur  (I.a.  autra  qua  blaua  ou  noira) 


I      I    Coiourad  platas  and/or  illustrations/ 


Planchas  at/ou  illustrations  9n  coulaur 

Bound  with  othar  matarial/ 
Rail*  avac  d'autras  documants 


rr3    Tight  binding  may  causa  shadows  or  distc*  rion 


along  intarior  margin/ 

La  re  liura  sarr^e  paut  causar  da  I'ombra  ou  da  la 

distortion  la  long  da  la  marga  intAriaura 

Blank  laavas  addad  during  rastoration  may 
appaar  within  tha  taxt.  Whanavar  possibia,  thasa 
hava  baan  omittad  from  filming/ 
11  sa  paut  qua  cartainas  pagas  blanchas  ajouttes 
lors  d'una  rastauration  apparaissant  dans  la  taxta. 
mais,  lorsqua  cala  Atait  postibia,  cas  pages  n'ont 
pas  AtA  fiimtes. 


L'institut  a  microfitm*  la  mailiaur  axamplaira 
qu'il  lui  a  AtA  possibia  da  sa  procurar.  Las  dMails 
da  cat  axamplaira  qui  sont  paut-Atra  uniquas  du 
point  da  vua  bibliographiqua.  qui  pauvant  modifier 
una  imaga  raproduita,  ou  qui  pauvant  axiger  una 
modification  dans  la  mAthoda  normala  da  filmaga 
sont  indiqute  ci-dassous. 


r~pr  Coiourad  pagas/ 


Pagas  da  coulaur 

Pagas  Camagad/ 
Pagas  andommagAas 

Pagas  restored  and/oi 

Pagas  rastaurAes  at/ou  palliculAas 

Pagas  discoloured,  stainad  or  foxat 
Pagas  dAcolortes,  tachatias  ou  piquAas 

Pagas  detached/ 
Pagas  dAtachAas 

Showthrough/ 
Transparanca 

Quality  of  prir 

QualitA  inAgala  da  I'impression 

Includas  supplementary  matarii 
Comprend  du  material  supplAmantaire 


I — I  Pagas  Camagad/ 

I      I  Pagas  restored  and/or  laminatad/ 

r~^  Pagas  discoloured,  stainad  or  foxed/ 

r~n  Pagas  detached/ 

r^  Showthrough/ 

I      I  Quality  of  print  varias/ 

r~1  Includas  supplementary  material/ 


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Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Edition  disponible 

Pagas  wholly  or  partially  obscured  by  errata 
slips,  tissues,  etc..  have  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  image/ 
Lea  pages  totalament  ou  partiailement 
obscurcies  par  un  fauillet  d'erreta.  una  pelure. 
etc.,  ont  At  A  filmAes  A  nouveau  da  fapon  A 
obtenir  le  meilleure  imaga  possible. 


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Commentaires  supplAmentaires: 


Irrtgulir  pagiratkin:  ii-xlvii,  48a  to  48x,  [491  -  469. 660, 481-1201, 

1192, 1203-1487  p. 

Sonw  pagM  nuy  film  dightiy  out  of  focus. 


This  item  is  filmed  at  tha  reduction  ratio  checked  below/ 

Ce  document  est  filmA  au  taux  da  rAduction  indiquA  ci-dassous. 


10X 

14X 

18X 

22X 

28X 

3DX 

Y 

12X 

16X 

20X 

a«x 

28X 

azx 

TIm  copy  filmed  her*  hM  bMn  r«produc«d  thanks 
to  tiM  g«n«roaltv  of: 

Library  Divifion 

Provincial  ArcMvtt  of  British  Columbia 


L'oxomplairo  fllm4  f ut  roprodult  grieo  A  io 
0«n*rotltA  do: 

Library  Division 

Provincial  Archives  of  British  Columbia 


Tho  imagos  appoarlng  horo  aro  tho  boat  quollty 
pooalbio  conaMor'.ifl  iho  condition  and  logiblllty 
of  tho  original  copy  ard  in  kaoping  with  tha 
filming  contract  spoiciflcatlons. 


Laa  imagaa  suhrantaa  ont  4tA  roproduitos  avac  la 
plua  grand  aoln,  compto  tanu  da  la  condition  ot 
do  ia  nattot*  da  TaKampiaira  flimi.  at  an 
conformity  avac  laa  conditions  du  contrat  da 
fllmaga. 


Original  copioa  f;t  printod  papar  ccvars  ara  filmad 
beginning  with  tita  front  covar  and  anding  on 
tho  laat  paga  with  a  printad  or  illuatratad  impras- 
alon.  o(  tha  back  covar  whon  appropriata.  All 
othor  original  copioa  ara  filmad  beginning  on  tho 
firat  paga  with  a  printad  or  illuatratad  Impras- 
aion,  and  anding  on  tho  last  paga  with  a  printad 
or  illuatratad  impraaslon. 


Laa  axamplairaa  originauK  dont  la  couvartura  an 
papiar  aat  ImprimAa  sont  filmAs  an  commandant 
par  la  premier  plat  at  en  terminant  soit  par  la 
darnlAre  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinta 
d'impraaaion  ou  d'illuatration,  soit  per  le  secand 
plot,  selon  le  ces.  Tous  les  eutres  exemplalres 
origineux  sont  filmte  en  commenpant  par  la 
pramiAre  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinta 
d'impression  ou  d'illustration  at  en  terminant  par 
la  darniAre  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 


The  ieet  recorded  f reme  on  eech  microfiche 
ahaM  contain  the  symbol  -^  (meening  "CON- 
TINUED"!, or  tho  symbol  ▼  (meening  "END"), 
whichever  eppiies. 


Un  des  symboles  suivants  appareitra  sur  la 
darniire  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  selon  le 
ces:  le  symbols  ^»>  signifie  "A  SUIVRE".  le 
symbols  ▼  signifis  "FIN". 


Meps.  pletes.  clirrts.  etc..  may  be  filmed  et 
different  reduction  retios.  Those  too  lerge  to  be 
entirely  included  in  one  exposure  ere  filmed 
beginning  in  the  upper  left  hend  corner,  left  to 
right  end  top  to  bottom,  es  meny  fremes  es 
required.  The  following  diagrams  illustrate  the 
method: 


Les  certes.  pienches.  tebleeux.  etc..  peuvent  ^tr9 
fiimAs  i  des  teux  de  reduction  diffirents. 
Lorsque  le  document  est  trop  grand  pour  Atra 
reproduit  en  un  soul  clichA.  il  est  filmA  A  partir 
de  I'engle  supArieur  geuche.  de  geuche  A  droite. 
et  de  heut  en  bes.  en  prenent  ie  nombre 
d'imeges  nAcesseire.  Les  diegremmes  suivsnts 
iiiustrent  le  mAthode. 


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Losses  Paid $4,500,000 

HOME  OFFICE,  S.  W.  comer  California  and  Sansome   Streets. 
SAW  FRAKCI8CO,  CAliIFOBMIA. 


m  OLDEST  am  LAB6EST  Paciic  Coast  Fire  Insnrance  Coipy. 

Its  popularity  Is  attested  by  the  fact  that  its  business  on  this  Coast  for  ISSl,  yielded 

PREMIUM  RECEIPTS  GREATER 

Than  those  of  Any  Other  Company,  American  or  Foreign. 


p.  J.  9TAPT.ES,  President. 
ALPHEUS  BULL,  Vice-President. 


W.  J.  DUTTON,  Secretary. 

E.  W.  CAHPENTER,  Asst.  Secretary. 


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Calle  de  Dnpont,  No.  1326^, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

CAFli  SUPERIOR. 

En  este  establecimiento  se  venden  productos  do 
M^co  &  precioe  sumamente  bontos. 

EFEGTOS  DEL  PAlS 

Cotd  y  ti  del  mas  flno,  y  toda  Close  de  Aborrotei. 

ZEFERINO  VALDEZ, 

Proprietario. 


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SUPERIOR  COFFEE 


132e4        ' 

DUPONT  STREET 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


All  of  oar  Goodr  are  First^Claas. 

Everything  in  the  Orocery  line  can  be  found  at 
uur  Store  at  very  low  prices. 

A  Superior  Article  of  OolTee. 

ZEFERINO  VALDEZ,  Proprietor. 


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lowe's  Meil  Slates  Sla&ld  Scales. 


ALL    SIZES    AND    CAPACITIES, 

Including  Union,  Patent  Even  Balance,  Portable  Platform,  Portable  Drop  Lever,  1  and  2  Pillar 

Dormant.    3  to  20  ton  Hay  Scales.    Also,  Ore,  Wheat,  Flour,  Army,  Leather, 

Dealer,  Fish,  Dairy,  Pork,  and  Rollin;;:  Mill  Scales. 

The  Hlsliest  Honors  were  given  to  the  HOWi:  (^CAIiE  at  the  Centen- 
nial Exposition  upon  the  following  essential  points: 

Ist.  Protected  Bearinj^rs.  2d.  For  their  Strength.  3d.  For  thoir  Siniplicit^i'.  4th.  For  their 
Economy  in  Construction.  5th.  For  their  First-rate  Material  and  Worltmanship.  6th.  For  their 
various  Oriuinal  Impro\  ements  and  Adaptations,  which,  bein;;  patented,  are  exclusively  possessed 
by  the  HOWE. 

DAVID  N.  HAWLEY,  General  Agent, 
117-.119  Market  Street SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Hortop's  Eureka  Cart. 

Or,  TWO-WHEELED    PHAETON. 


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EASY   RIDING.  point,  or  Snperlorlty.  g/^SY   DRAFT. 

Simplicity.  Neatness,  Strength*  and  Style  of  Conatraotion. 
Prices  from  960  to  SI  60. 


»■  STND  FOR  CIRCULAR. 
117--11V  Slarket  Street. 


DAVID  ST.   MAWIiEY,  Agent, 

San  Francisco. 


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lanliuri-lIaEieliursFirel&miiceCo. 

OF  HAMBURG. 

All  BIsfca  taken  by  this  Company  are  iiartlcipated  In  by  three  off  the 

larseat  German  Fire  Insurance  Companies,  repreaentlns  an 

affsresate  Capital  and  Surplus  off  04,000,000  Marks,  or 

$16,000,000 U,  8.  Cold  Coin 

Magdeburg  General  Marine  Insurance  Co. 

OF  MACDEBURC. 
Paid  up  Capital j 3,000,000  Maries 

GhUTTE  &  FR^NK, 

General  Agents, 

807  CALIFORNIA  STREET SAN  FRANCISCO 

All  Lossea  will  be  promptly  paid  here,  in  U.  S.  GOLD  COIN,  as  soor:  as  claims 

are  adjusted. 

GOLBEN  STATE  AND  MINERS' 

WALES  L.  PALMER,  Prest.         I.  W.  KNOX,  Sec'y. 

MANUFACTURE 

CASTINGS    AND    MACHINERY 

Of  all  kinds  at  Greatly  Reduced  Rates. 

Stevenson's  Patent  Mould-Board  Amalgamators. 

Golden  State  Suction  and  Pressure  Blowers. 

.  IS?  t®  2S?  FIRST  STRUT. 

8AN  FRANCISCO. 


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HOTEL  RHEIN. 

909  Kearny  St.,  cor.  Jackson,  San  FraneisoorCal. 


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JOHN  N.  MEYER,  Proprietor. 

Board  and  Lodging*  per  Week $6.00 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  Day 1.00 

Single  Meala 86  Cents. 

Families  aecommodated  on  Beasc^nable  Terms. 

Passengers  and  Baggage  conveyed  to  and  from  the  Hotel  FREE  OF  CHARGE 

BANKING   HOUSE 

OF 

LAZARB 

205  Sansome  Street,  San  Francisco. 


ItOlVOON  OFFICB,  •  . 
PABIti  OFFICB.  •  •  • 
NBW  TOBK  OFFICE,- 


Iiauu'd  Bros.  A  Co,       -  00  Old  Broad  St.,  E.C 
lAsard  Freres  A  Cle.  -  lO  Bne  8te  Ceeile. 
Iiaxard  Freres,     >  -   •  09  Pine  Street. 


PBIMCIPAJi  COBBBSPOarDBSirTS. 


LONDON Uniob  Bank  of  Lordon. 

FRANKFORT,  A.  M Gebruddr  Schuster. 

HAMBURG Ferdinand  Jacobson. 

BERLIN Wm.  Roeenheim  &  Co. 


ROMR Ant.  Cenul 

GENEVA A.  ChenevIereA  Co. 

BASLE Les  fils  d'Isaao  Dreyfus. 

BAYONNE .1.  Oomnies  &  Cie. 


VIENNA Societie  I.  &  R.  Au'  Ichienne  de  credit  pour  le  Commerce  et' I'lndustrie. 

YOKOHAMA.  SHANGHAI,  BOMBAY,  HONGKONG,  CALCUTTA. 

Agency  of  tlie  Comptoir  d'Escompte^de  Pari< 


Deposits  Reoeived.  "^ 


EXCHANGE  BOUGH"  AND  SOLD,  and  LETTERS  OF  CREDIT  Granted,  available  in  the  United 

StatM,  Europe,  Cuina,  Japan  and  India.    Commerciai  paper  dlacounted,  advances  made 

<Hi  approved  coUaterala,  and  a  general  banking  businew  transacted. 


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9»  H.  PBTEII8. 


D.  SBWBIiIi, 


ALL   PHOTCGBAPHS 


MADE   AT    THE 


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No.  25  Tbird  Street, 


SAN   FRANCISCO, 


ARE 


Guaranteed  to  Ise  First-Class. 


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PEIOIS  TO  SUIT  Til  IIIES. 


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PROPRIETORS. 


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Insure  in  the  Cheapest  and  Best  I 

Wise  and  Safe  Mawageinent. 

Careful  Seleotion  of  Idvet— Eoonomy  • 
niieiq[iialed  Financial  Seourity. 

Inraranoe  at  Lowest  Cost. 

'^^         RE»5UIiT         '««^ 

THIRTT-NIIIE  TEARS'  BENIFICENT  WORK 

OS*  THE 

HDTIUL  HE  DS.  CO. 

OF  NE^W  YORK. 

F.S.  WINSTON PRESIDENT 

Assets,  $94,702,957.92. 

Total  Receipts  to  January  1,  1882, 

For  Premiums 3230,838,804.19 

For  Intei'est  and  from  other 
sources . . .  .# 62.905,908.98    $293,744,713.17 

Total  Disbursements  to  January  1, 1882, 

For  Death  Claims,  Annuities 

and  Endowments 67,651,285.33 

For  Dividends 58,660,830.05 

For  Surrendered  and  Lapsed  ,. 

PoUcies 49,044,837.96       ' 

Toial  Refdlo  Poky  Holders.  $176,362,953.34 

For  Total  Expenses 23.678.801.91     $199,041,755.25 

Remainder  in  Cash  which  is 
invested  in  Bank $94,702,957.92 

A..    B.   FORBES, 

214  SANSOME  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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Providence  Washington 

INSURANCE   COMPANY 

OF  BBOnDMSCM,  B,  I. 

(laeorpomted  A.  D,  1799.) 


CAPITAL,  paid  up $400,000 

ASSETS,  Jan.  1,  1882 890,503 


PBSscon  msuEMCfi  go. 

OF    BOSTON. 

CAPITAL,  paid  up $200,000 

ASS£TS,Jan.  1,1882 411,787 


PETJSSIAN  NATIONAL 

INSURANCE  COMPANT 

OF  STETTIN,  PRUSSIA. 

(INCOBPOBATBD    A.    D.    1(»«S.) 

CAPITAL  subscribed $2,250,000 

CAPITAL  paid  up  and  Surplus 787,500 

ASSETS  Jan.  1.  1882 3,026,424 


Losses  Paid  here^as  soon  as  Adjusted. 

LOUIS  JACOBY,  Cen'l  Agent, 

439  California  St,  San  Francisco. 

(Salb  Dep<Mit  Bnildlnc.) 


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The  Goshen  Wringer. 


THE  IMPROVED  LADIES'  FRIEND  CARPET  SWEEPER, 


iLAPlgS  FRIEND  DARPBT  SWEEPER 


Having  lately  improved  our  Sweeper,  both  in  construction  and  finish,  we  now  present  to  the  public 

a  New  Machine. 

f Ucii  for  Beauty,  DaraUUty,  Ease  of  AlljnstMt  and  fort  is  WltM  a  Rlyal. 

MANUFACTURED  BY 

THE  GOSHEN  SWEEPER  AND  WRINGER  CO.,  GOSHEM,  INDIANA. 

D.  E.  McCONAUGHY,  General  Agent,  242  Third  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Orders  fram  the  Trade  promptljr  filled  at  Factory  Prices. 


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Artist  Tailor, 


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UNDER  PALACE  HOTEL, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


C-AJnjD. 


Have  constantly  on  hand  the  finest  and  Latest  Importations  from 

LoMon,  New  Tori  Beri  ani  Paris. 


OF 


Cloths.  Cassimeres,  Chevoit  and  Scotch  Goods 


Ever  before  offered  to  the  pablic  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


To  my  former  patrons  and  residents  of  interior  cities  I  stand 
ready,  at  a  moment's  notice,  to  express  a  full  line  of  samples  of 
my  latest  importations,  with  descriptive  fashion  plates  if  desired; 
also,  rules  for  self-measurement;  thus  facilitating  the  ordering  of 
Clothes.  My  wide-spread  reputation  guaranteeing  perfect  satis- 
faction in  style  and  fit. 

All  orders  shall  receive  my  personal  supervision  and  be  filled 
with  promptness  and  dispatch. 

Respectfully, 

HENRY  STEIL. 


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PJLOIFIC 


ROLLING  MILL  COMPANY 

Capital  Stocky  $1,000,000. 

Established  for  the  mannfactnre  of  Bailfoad  and  Merchant  Iron,  Rolled  Gird* 
era,  and  every  variety  of  Rolled  and  Hammered  Shafting,  Railroad  Supplies* 
Fornn^s  of  all  kinds.  Horse  Shoe  Shapes,  Machine  and  Bridge  Bolts,  Nuts,  Wash- 
ers, Boiler  Rivets,  Harrow  Teeth,  etc. ,  etc. 


Offica  202  Market  Street  San  Francisco,  CaL 

Orders  addreaaed  to  PACIFIC  ROI^IiUlO  SHIiL  CO..  P.  O.  Box  «08a, 
irlU  have  Immediate  attention. 


HIGHEST  PRICE  PAID  FOR  SCRAP  IRON. 


PMsIdent William  Alvord.    Superinteadent.  .Pairiek  Noble* 

Oeneral  Manager, .  L.  B.  Benehley.    Secretary . .  Charles  M.  Keeney . 

Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co. 

OFFICE: 

^16  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco. 


PRENTISS  SELBY Superintendont. 


Base  Bullion,  Lead  and  Silver  Ores  Purchased. 


Gold  and  Silver  Bars  taken  for  Refining. 


Also  IHannfaetnrers  of 


Lead  Pipe,  Sheet  Lead,  Shot,  Babbitt  Metal, 
Sash  Weights,  etc 


H.  B.  1JlirDBBHlI<I<  Jr.,  Secretary.  A.  J.  BAIiSTON.  President. 


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INSURANCE 


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COMPANY. 


Pald-ap  OMh  Capital .....$600.000.00 

Totta  Cash  Assets .$6,441,168.16 

Total  liabiUties $4,786,486.87 

Surplus  as  regards  Policy  Holders  ....   $1,666,788.89 

L08808  Paid  on  the  Pacific  Coast  during;  1881. 

$25,453.2Q. 

JAS.  O.  BATTER80N. . .  .Preat    RODNEY  DENNIS Secretary. 

THOMAS  BENNET,  General  Agent, 

410  OaUfornla  Street,  San  Franeiaeo. 

R.  J.  TRUMBULL  1^  Coi 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Vegetable,  Flower  and  Tree  Seeds, 

Fmit  and  Ornamental  Trees,  Etc. 

419  and  421  8AN80ME  STREET, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Constantly  on  Hand  AHk.Hk,  Timothy,  Red  Clover,  Meequit,  Ken- 
tucky Blue  Graae,  Top  Onions,  Etc 

WELCH  &  CO. 

MERCHANTS, 

Brittan's  Bnilding,  109  California  Street,  Saa  Fran^oo,  Cal. 

Agents  Moodyrille  Sawmill  Comp«oy  (limited)  Bnrrard  Inlet,  B.  C 

KEPRESENTED  BY 

B.  D.  WELCH  A  CO 4  *  6  Tower  Chambers,  Iilverpool.  Knc 

WBLCH.  RITHBT  *  CO Tietorls,  British  Columbia. 


XXIY 


Calif omia — 8(m  Frcmdaco, 


The  Winter  weather  »t  Monterey  !■  warmer  than  at 
any  of  the  European  or  Floridian  reiorte,  and  much  drier. 
It  ia  for  all  the  world  like  the  Indian  Summer  of  the  Eaat- 
em  and  Southern  States. 


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1  HOTEL  Sel  UOFTEl 

^        IS  OPEN  ALL  THE  TEAR  ROUND      i^ 

For  the  Beception  of  Oneata  and  Seekers  after  Health. 


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Monterey,  California, 

THE 

"QUEEN  OF  AMERICIM  WATERING  PUCES," 

AND 

The  Most  Charming  Summer  and  Winter  Resort  in  the  World. 


PaciSc  Srove  Retreat 

MONTEREY,  CAL., 

The  Christian  Seaside  Resort. 


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is  open  for  the  Reception  of 

VISITORS,  TOURISTS  i  CAMPERS 
All  the  Year  Round. 


Illu8tr at ed  ^*  Folders,'* 

Oiving  full  iafurmation  in  relation  to  the  GROVE,  ROUTES  TO  MONTEREY, 
ACCOMMODATIONS  AT  THE  GROVE,  THE  STORES  AND  STABLES, 
RELIGIOUS  SERVICES,  CHAUTAUQUA  CIRCLE,  MORAL  AND  PRU- 
DENTIAL MANAGEMENT,  SEA  BATHING,  BOATING,  LOTS  for  BUILD- 
ING RESIDENCES  or  for  RENTING  PURPOSES,  etc.,  can  be  obtained  of  Mr. 
J.  O.  Johnson,  Supt.  Pacific  Grove,  Monterey,  or  from  any  Station  Agent  on  the 
line  of  the  Central  or  Southern  Pacific  Railroai>s. 
Reipeetfally, 

'Agent  Parlfle  Imiirovclflient  f^mpaay,  nonterejr,  Cal. 


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WH6  li  UNMMIllAllim^ffiQrTHI  OIOQIIAPHV  OP  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILL 
'  ^     MS  BriilMIIIIIIO  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THI 


Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific  R'y, 

Belns  the  Great  Central  Line,  affords  to  traveler*,  by  reason  of  its  unrivaled  geo- 
graphloal  position,  the  shortest  and  best  route  between  the  Bast,  Northeast  and. 
Southeast,  and  the  West,  Northwest  p.nd  Southwest. 

It  Is  literally  and  strictly  true,  that  Its  conneotlons  are  all  of  the  principal  lines 
of  road  between  the  Atlantic  and  the  Pacific. 

By  Its  main  line  and  branches  It  reaches  Chicago,  <lollet,  Peoria,  Ottawa, 
La  Salle,  Oeneseo,  Mollne  and  Rock  Island,  In  Illinois  |  Davenport,  Muscatine, 
Washington,  Keokuk,  Knoxvllle,  Oskaloosa,  Fairfield,  Des  Moines,  West  Liberty, 
Iowa  City,  Atlantic,  Avoca,  Audubon,  Harlan,  Quthrle  Center  and  Council  Bluffs, 
In  Iowa  I  Oailatin,  Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  In  Missouri,  and  Leaven- 
worth  and  Atchison  in  Kansas,  and  the  hundred*  of  cities,  village*  and  towns 
Intermediate.  The 

*'CREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE," 

A*  it  is  famillarCy  called,  offer*  to  traveler*  all  the  advantage*  and  comfort* 
Incident  to  a  smooth  track,  safe  bridges.  Union  Depots  at  all  connecting  points. 
Past  Express  Trains,  composed  of  COMMODIOUS,  WILL  VINTILATBD,  WKLL 
HKATKD,  PINKLY  UPHOLSTKRED  and  BLEOANT  DAY  COACHES  |  a  line  of  the 
MOST  MAONIPICENT  NORTON  RECLINING  CHAIR  CARS  ever  built  |  PULLMAN'S 
latest  designed  and  handsomeft  PALACE  SLEEPING  CARS,  and  DINING  CARS 
that  are  acknowledged  by  press  and  people  to  be  the  FINEST  RUN  UPON  ANY 
ROAD  IN  THE  COUNTRY,  and  in  which  superior  meals  are  served  to  travelers  at 
the  low  rate  of  SEVENTY-FIVE  CENTS  EACH. 

THREE  TRAINS  each  way  between  CHICAGO  and  the  MISSOURI  RIVER. 

TWO  TRAINS  each  way  between  CHICAGO  and  MINNEAPOLIS  and  ST.  PAUL, 
via  the  famous 

ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE. 

A  New  and  Direct  Line,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  ha*  reoentiy  been  opened, 
between  Newport  New*,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indlanapoii*  and  La  Fayette, 
and  Council  Bluff*-  St*  Paul,  Minneapoil*  and  intermediate  point*. 

Ail  Through  Pa**enger*  carried  on  Fa*t  Expre**  Train*. 

For  more  detailed  information,  *ee  Map*  and  Folder*,  which  may  be  obtained,  a* 
well  a*  Tickets,  at  ail  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  or  of 


R.  R.  CABLI, 

Vlo«-Pr**'t  *  Oen'l  Manager, 


1.  8T.  JOHN, 


Qen'l  T'k't  *  Paes'r  Ag'tt 


CHICAGO. 


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(Ebtabuihkd  18M.) 

Thoroughly  MetropoUtaa,  Enterprising,  Preeh,  Newayaad'SpaxIding, 


The  Ti«ad1ng  Oemian  P»- 
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100,000 

GERMAN  INHABITANTS. 


ALt  gLASSES  OF 


Who  are  keeking  the  German  Tradt* 
will  find  AdvdrtTgemeqts  in  the  CUt' 
IFORNIA  Dbmosiut  i«m1  by  a  larg'rir 
number  of  reader^  than  th«y  would 
by  any  other  channel. 


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sour  that  furnishes  its  Iroaden  with 

the;  UTEfJ  TELEGBAPHIC  BEPOBTS 

Of  the  Aasoelated  Pren. 

AdTertlaementa  inserted  on  the  Most  Liberal  Terms. 

The  Circulation  of  the  Demokrat  is  THREE  TIMES  IJARGER  than  that  of  any 
other  daily  Oerman  Newspaper,  and  larger  than  all  the  Oerman  papers  combined  published  on 
this  coast. 

FREDERICK  HESS  «t  CO.,  Editors  and  Proprietors. 
400,  418  Bush  Street  (Demokrat  Buildingr),  San  Francisco. 

ESTABIilSHED    ISSiB. 

L.  P».  FISHER'S 

ADVERTISING  AGENCY 

Rooms  20  and  21  Merchants'  Exchange, 

CALIFORNIA  STREET^ SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Asent  fbr  the  Tlrclnta  Enterprise.  Portland    OreKonian,    Stoekton 
Independent,  Marysville  Appeal,  Sacramento  Mee,  etc. 

Advertisements  solicited  for  papers  published  in  California,  Oregon,  Nevada  and  Colorado  ;  Wash- 
ington, Utah,  Idaho,  Montana,  Arizona,  and  adjacent  Territories;  Sandwich  Islands,  Polynesia, 
the  British  Pussrssiions,  Mexican  Ports,  Nicaragi'.a,  Panama,  Valparaiso,  Japai  and  China;  New 
Zealand  and  the  Australian  Colonies,  the  Atlantic  States  and  Europe. 

AtlvertlsementH  received  A>r  any  Me  wapaper  published  In  tlii?  U.  States. 
<ileorse  C.  Brooke.  Charles  W.  Doaves. 

BROOKE  &;  DEAVES, 

LICENSED  FENCE  ADVERTISERS, 

Sign  and  Pictorial  Painters  |  Wood  Engravers 

Central  and  Southern  Paeifle  Railroad  and  South  Pacllle  Coast  R.  R, 

DEPOT  AND  FENCE  ADVERTISERS. 

Office  and  Works,  717  Market  Street,  San  Francisco,  Gal. 

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OiFFIOB: 

.    Comer  of  Front  and  D  Streets, 

PORTLAND,  OB  EG  ON 


Immigrants  are  advised  to  caU,  upon  their  arrival  in  Portland, 

AT  THE  BUREAU  OF  IMMIGRATION 

Where  they  will  receive  detailed  information  pertaining  to 

ROUTES  OF  TRAVEL, 

CHARACTER  AND  LOCATION  OF  RAILWAY, 

GOVERNMENT  AND  OTHER  LANDS, 

In  Oregon,  Washington,  Idaho,  etc.,  etc. 


INFORMATION  AND  MAPS  FURNISHED  FREE  OF  CHARGE. 


A  complete  Collection  of  Agricultural  and  other  Products  of  the  Great 
Pacific  Northwest  is  kept  on  exhibition  at  this  office. 


Descriptive  Pamphlets  and  Samples  of  Grain,  Etc., 

itfAILED  FREE  OF  CHARGE. 


LETTERS  OF  INQUIRY  PROMPTLY  ANSWEREb. 


Address, 


BUBEAXr  OF  miOBATION, 

Portland,  Oregon, 


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California — San  Frandaco, 


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IF  so,  SECTTEE  TOTTB  TICKETS 

via  the 


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Clicaio,  Biirlii^  ad  ^uiDcj  L  L 


AND  SO  INSURE 


COMFORT,  SPEED  ^  SAFETY. 

This  favorite  Boad  connects  with  the  Northern  Boute  at 
Omaha,  and  the  Southern  Boute  at  Kansas  City 

FOB  ALL  POINTS  EAST. 


PULLMAN  PALACE  16-WHEEL  DINING  AND  SLEEPING 
CARS  RUN  ONLY  ON  THIS  LINE. 


Address 


T.  D.  McEAT,  General  Agent, 

Ooeidental  Hotel,  SAN  FRANCISCO.  CAL. 


CalL%fvm.i(x — Stm  WrwMAtco. 


I.    ST 

SIDE-HILL  PLOW 

Patented  September  7, 1875,  and  Oetobe*  8, 1888. 


Is  stroni^er  and  less  complicated  than  any  other,  working  easier;  is  equally  as  good  for 
the  valley  as  the  hill ;  it  requires  no  kicking  to  unlock  ;  hooked  in  a  moment  while  the 
team  is  moving.    The  plow  is  made  light,  but  of  the  very  best  material. 

All  Extra  Shares,  etc. ,  warranted  to  fit,  and  can  1 «  placed  on  the  Plow  by  the  fanner. 

THE  PRICE  IS  REDUCED,  making  it  the  Cheapest  Plow  of  its  quality  in  the 
market.      All  orders  promptly  attended  to  by  ad  iressing 

B.  I.  KNAPP,  ]ls,iiiiflu!tnrer  and  Proprietor. 

HALF  XOOBT  BAY.  CAIi. 


Priee  of  Plow,  Coaiplete,  with  Wheel 884  00 

Bztra  Shares,  each 4  00 

All  persons  are  warned  against  making,  buying,  selling,  or  using  this  kind  of  Plow 
without  the  Patentee's  Mark, 

B.  I.  KNAPP'S 

(Ear  Sale  by  all  the  Principal  Dealers.) 

ONE-HORSE  SIDEHILl  RIGHT  AND  LEFT 


VINEYARD     PLOAV. 

Patented  Sept.  7,  187S,  and  October  8,  1888. 
Is  especially  adapted  for  Vineyard  Culture  on  hillsides,  but  equally  good  for  flat  land, 
and  is 

•"WA-RRA-NTTKI)    TO    Q-IVE    S ATI Sm ACTION. 
It  is  made  light  and  of  the  BEST  MATERIAL  ;  it  may  be  turned  to  the  right  or  left 
to  throw  the  soil  to  or  from  the  vine;  the  beam  may  be  moved  in  a  moment  to  give  the 
plow  more  or  less  land,  as  desired. 

Try  one,  and  If  not  pleased,  return  it  and  get  your  money. 

Prlee  Qt  Plow  880.00.    Extra  Share  88.80. 

R.  I.  KNAPP,  Manufacturer  and  Proprietor, 

Iaalp  moon  bat,  cal. 


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Hew  Wisconsb  Hotel 


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No.  902  Montgomery  Street, 

s^isr  FliA.isrci8co. 


BENRY  EVAIfa, Propriotor, 


(SUCCESSOR  TO  JOHN  TREMBATH.) 


RATES  OF   CHARGES. 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  day $1.00 

Board  and  Lodging,  per  week $6.00  to  $6.00 

Single  Meals 26  cents. 

Single  Rooms 60  cents. 

This  HOTEL  is  convenient  to  the  Victoria,  Oregon,  San 
Diego  and  Humboldt  Steamers. 

Superior  Accommoitations  for  Families  at  Reduced  Rates. 

Transient  visitors  will  find  this  one  of  the  most  comfortable  and  oonvenie^it 
houses  in  the  city,  the  rooms  being  large,  light  and  airy. 

o-FREP  COACH  TO  THE   HOU8E.-«» 


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Califomia — San  Francisco. 


H.  S.  CROCKER  A  CO. 

San  Ft*anciaco  and  Sacramento, 

mPOBTIMG  AIVD 


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PRINTERS,     LITHOGRAPHERS,    BOOKBINDERS, 

BLANK  BOOK  MANITFACTURERS. 


Novelties  in  Stationery  and  Fine  Goods. 

AN  ELEGANT  ASSORTMENT  OP 

ILLUMINATED  CORRESPONDENCE  CARDS. 

Fine  Papers  with  Envelopes  to  Match. 


H.  S.  CROCKER  &  CO., 


208  and  210  J  Street, 

Sacramdnto. 


215, 217, 219  Bush  Street, 

San  Franolsoo. 


DIXOISr,  BERNSTEIN  &  CO, 


MANUFACTURERS  OK 


f    SECO'Vir    O.A.SZIS, 


2SO  and  252  MARKET  ST., 
San  Francisco. 


Branch :  Comer  Front  and  Stark  Streets, 
Portland,  Oregon. 


San  Francisco  Jewelry  Manufactory. 

Established  1863, 

D.  W.  LAIBD, 

27  POST  STREET,  BET.  KEARNY  AND  MONTGOMERY, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Watches,  Jewelry  and  Diamond  Work,  Badges  and  Medals  for  Sale  and  Made  to 
Order.    Watches  and  Jewelry  repaired  by  Skillful  Workmen. 


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DIEFENBACHER'S 

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Trade  Blark. 


It  has  been  my  constant  aim  and  desire  for  the  last  ten 
yearn  to  produce  a  Tonic  which  I  couid  recommend  to  my 
patroriM  as  a  thoroughly  good  and  reliable  article.  After 
repeated  experiments,  I  have  at  last  produced  a  Tonic 
which  I  can  safely  guarantee  as  the  best  article  of  the 
kind  yet  discovered  for  the  cure  of 

Dandruff,  FallinK  Out  of  the  Hair,  Dry- 
ne«8  of  tne  Scalp,  etc. 

This  Tonic  has  the  merit  of  having  cured  many  cases 
where  the  best  of  other  remedies  have  failed.  It  is  nicely 
perfumed,  and  independent  of  its  curative  power,  is  a 
most  agreeable  dressing  tot  the  hair,  making  it  soft  and 
glossy. 

If  you  are  troubled  with  any  disorder  of  the  scalp,  try  a 
bottle  of  my  Tonic,  and  the  beneticial  effects  of  a  few  ap- 
plications will  be  apparent.  If  used  according  to  my 
dircL'tionu  it  will  never  fail. 


PREPARED  BY 

GEORGE  DEIFENBACHER, 

TONSOKIAL  ARTIST, 

ttlli  liarkin  Stre<>t Man  Francisco. 

For  sale  by  all  Drussists. 


Payne's  Bolt  Works, 

(Late  California  Boit  and  Nut  Worl(s.) 

Ngs.  114  &  116  Mmion  St.,  San  Francisco. 
PATNE  BROS,  Frop'rs. 


Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of 

BOLTS  #  NUTS 

For  Machines,  Bridges,  Elevators  &  Agricultural  Implements; 
Bolt  Ends,  Joint  Bolts,  Lag  Screivs. 

Ship-Building  Bolts,  Tap  Bolts  and  Set  Screws,  blank  or 
threaded;  House,  Roof,  and  Foundation  Bolts,  Washers,  etc. 

Bolts  and  Nuts  of  every  description  made  to  order  on  the  most  favorable  terms. 


XZXIY 


Oregon — PoriUmd. 


Northern  Paeifie  Railroad, 

WESTERN  DIVISIONS. 


In  connection  with  the  Oregon  Railway  and  Nav.  Go's  Lines  to  fonn  the 


With  a  continuous  rail  line  from 


The  Great  Lakes  to  Deep  Water  on  Puget  S:unil. 

THE  PACIFIC  DIVISION 

Is  iiow  in  operation  from  Kalama,  on  the  Columbia  River,  to  the  Sound  Port  of 
New  Tacoma,  connecting  at  Tenino  with  Daily  trains  for  Olympia. 


THE  FEND  D'OREILLE  DIVISION 

Leaving  the  lino  of  the  0.  R.  &  N.  CO.,  at  WaluUa  Junction,  is  the  only  rail 

route  for 

AINSWORTH,        SPRAGUE,        CHENEY, 
SPOKANE  FALLS,    RATHDRUM,    Lake  Pend  D'Oreille, 

And  all  points  in 

Northern  Idaho  and  Montana, 


THE  CLARE'S  FORK  DIVISION 

Rapidly  nearing  completion  to  within  easy  distance  of  Missoula,  will  soon  be 

reco<;nized  as  The  Rapid  •  and   Cheap   Transportation  Route 

between  Montana  Points  and  the  Pacific  Seaboard. 


GENERAL  OFFICERS: 


HENRY  VILLARD,  President,  82  Broadway, N.V, 

T.  P.  OAKES,  Vice  President, 

A.  J.  THOMAS,  2d  Vice  President, 

SAM'L  WIILKESON,  Secretary 

R.  L.  BELKNAP,  Treasurer, 

GEO.  GRAY,  Gen'l  Counsel, 

J.  A.  BARKER,  Gen'l  Auditor, 

J.  W.  SPRAGliE,  Gen'l  Supt,  Nqw  Tacoma.W.T. 

MARTIN  WINCH,  Gen'l  Bgs.  A^ent,  PoHland. 

JOHN  HUIR,  Supt.  of  Traffic,       PorUand,  Or. 


C.  N.  SCOTT,  Aud.  and  Disbursing  Officer, 

Portland. 
H.  TIIIELSEN,  Supervising  Engineer,       ■■ 
J.  L.  HALLETT,  Supt.  of  Construction,     " 
H.  D.  SANBORN,  Purchasing  Agent,  •• 

OTIS  SPRAGUE,  Supt.  Pac.  Div.,  NewTacoma. 
H.  W.  FAIRWEATUER,  Supt.  Pend  d'OreUle 

Division,  Sprague,  W.  T. 

A.  L.  STOKES,  Oen'I  Eastern  Pass.  Agent, 

62  Clark  Street,  diicago 


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Oregon — Portland. 


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Orep  Railway  ani  Haviption  Con'j. 

The  Extensive  Transportation  System  of  tlie  Nortliwest. 


THE  OCEAN  DIVISION. 

SWunch  and  Elegant  Iron  Steamers  EVERY  FOUR  DAY8. 

The  "COLUMBIA,"  Captain  Belles. 

The  "STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA,"  Capt.  Debney. 

The  "OREGON."  Captain  Polemann. 

Between  San  Francisco  and  Astoria  and  Portland. 

The  Gateway  to  the  Inland  Empire. 

Commodious  River  Steamers  Daily. 
Down  the  Columbia  to  Kalama  and  Astoria. 

Up  the  Willamette  to  Oregon  City  and  Salem. 

Up  the  Columbia  to  Bonneville. 

THERE  CONNECTING   WrrU. 

Daily  Express  Trains  for  The  DaUes*  Umatilla, 

Walla  Walla,  Waitsburg,  and  Dayton. 

And  with  Boats  at  KiparialbrAlmota,Lewistonand  Snake  River  Points. 

From  Kalaina  tlie^raina  of  the  Northern  Paclflr.  connect  at  Tacoma,  W.  T.,  with  Fine 
Sound  Steamers  tor  t9eattle,  Port  Townsend,  TIctoria,  B.  C,  ITteialady,  He- 
home,  on  ReUiiiSham  Bay,  and  with  River  boats  tor  points  on  tlie  SJKA4irlT  and 
NOOKSACK.  BIVfiHM.  ^__^__^_^___^__ 

nnrlns  the  Season,  SpecialUnducements  and  Low  liates  offered  to  Tourists  to  view  the 
Beautiful  Scenery  ot  the  Columbia  and  Willamette  Ilivers,  to  Ilwaco  and  the  Seaside,  and  overland 
to  the  euchantiuK  waters  of  PIKiiET  (SOITIV  J>,  the  S|M>rtBmen'S  Paradise. 

This  Company  also  dispatches  alnionthly  bnat  from  Colilo  for  Priest's  BapldS  and  points 
in  Yakima  and  Kittitas  Valleys,  while  the  rail  branch  now  being  constructed  from  the 
line  of  the  Pend  d'Oroille  Division,  N.  P.  R.  R.  will  soon  penetrate  the  Palouse  country  to  Farm- 
ington,  Colfax,  Moscow  and|Endicott. 

GENERAL  OFFICERS. 


H.  VILLARD,  P...sident,  New  York  City. 

J.  N.  OOLPH,  Vice-President  and  Consulting 

Attorney,  Portland,  Ui. 

C.  H.  PRESCOTT,  Manager,  << 

J.  M.  BUCKLEY,  Asst.  Manager,  " 

C.  J.  SMITH,  Comptroller,  " 

HORACE  WHITE,  Treasurer,  New  York  City. 
THEO.  WYOANT,  Asst.  Treos.,  Portland,  Or. 
JOHN  MUIR,  Supt.  of  Traffic,  •■ 

J.  H.  HUDDLESON,  Auditor,  Freight'and 

Ticket  Accts,  Portland,  Or. 


A.  L.  STOKES,  Gen.  Eastern  Pass.  Agt., 

52  Clark  St.,  Chicago. 
A.  L.  MAXWELL,  Ticket  Agt.,  PorUand,  Or. 
GOODALL,  PERKINS  &  CO. ,  Ag'ts  and  Supt's, 

San  Francisco. 
Capt     GEO.  J.     AINSWORTH,    Supt.     River 
.    Division,  Portland,  Or. 

F.  T.  DODGE,  Asst.  Supt.  River  Div.,  " 
.INO.  GATES,  Chief  Eng;,  Riv.  Div.,  " 
H.  THIELSEN,  Chief  Eng.  of  Construction,     • 

Portland,  Or. 


M  ARTIN  WINCH,  General  Baggage  Agent,  Portland,  Oregon. 


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Kansas — Topeka. 


HOW  TO  GO  EAST.^ 

The  New  and  Popular  Route  is  Via  the 

ATCHISON,  TOFEEA  |  SANTA  FE, 

AND  SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  RAILROADS. 

This  line  carries  the  traveler  from  San  Francisco  through  Southern 
California  and  the  city  of  Los  Angeles;  through  the  valley  of  the  Rio 
Gila  in  Arizona;  along  the  banks  of  the  Bio  Qrande  and  through  the  cities 
of  irocorro,  Albuquerque,  Santa  Fe  and  Las  Vegas,  in  New  Mexico,  across 
a  picturesque  corner  of  Colorado,  and  over  the  broad  prairies  of  fertile 
Kansas— just  now  rejoicing  in  the  distinction  of  being  the  prize  agricul- 
tural State  of  America. 

At  Kansas  City  or  Atchison,  connection  is  made  with  a  dozen  great 
trunk  lines,  for  all  points  north,  east  or  south. 

The  time  and  cost  are  practically  the  same  as  by  other  lines,  but  in 
nearly  everything  calculated  to  interest  the  traveler  and  make  the  journey 
an  enjoyable  one  the  Southern  Route  is  vastly  superior  to  the  old  beaten 
tra'ik  across  Nevada. 

THE  EQUIPMENT 

Of  the  Atchison,  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  is  not  surpassed  by  that  of 
any  of  the  great  routes  of  travel  and  traffic  in  the  United  States. 

A  smopth  track,  rock  ballast,  steel  rails,  elegant  coaches,  Pullman  pal- 
ace sleeping  cars— these  are  only  a  few  of  the  main  features.  An  examin- 
ation as  to  details  will  show  that  the  Atchison,  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe 
is  provided  with  every  approved  device  tending  to  secure  the  comfort  and 
satety  of  passengers,  ancl  enjoys  a  record  for  freedom  from  accidents  of 
which  any  road  might  be  proud. 

Among  the  items  of  equipment  peculiar  to  the  Atchison,  Topeka 
AND  Santa  Fe,  are  the  Emigrant  Sleeping  Cars,  for  which  there  is  no  extra 
charge.-  These  cars  are  similar  in  construction  to  the  first-class  sleepers, 
except  that  they  are  not  upholstered.  By  furnishing  their  own  blankets 
emigrants  may  make  themselves  as  comfortable  in  these  cars  as  in  first- 
class  sleepers. 

The  Eating  Houses  of  the  Atchison,  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  are  all 
under  the  supervision  of  one  man— a  caterer  of  long  experience— and 
nothing  is  left  undone  in  this  respect  to  make  travel  a  pleasure  to  the 
traveler. 

TWELVE  HOURS  SHORTER. 

That  is  the  time  you  will  save  by  taking  the  Achison,  Topeka  and 
Santa  Fe  when  traveling  from  any  point  in  Central  and  Southern  Colorado 
to  Kansas  City  and  the  East.  Take  Leadville,  as  an  example,  for  a  start- 
ing point.  The  best  time  made  to  Kansas  City,  by  way  of  Denver,  is  forty- 
six:  hours  and  thirty-five  minutes.  The  best  time  made  between  Leadville 
and  Kansas  City,  via  Pueblo  and  the  Santa  Fe  route,  is  thirty-six  hours. 
Taking  all  the  regular  passenger  trains  that  leave  Leadville  for  the  East, 
during  twenty-four  hours,  and  the  advantage  in  time  gained  by  the  Atchi- 
son, Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  to  the  Missouri  River  is  from  eleven  hours 
to  thirteen  and  a  half  hours. 

For  maps,  rates,  time  tables,  full  description  of  the  route,  and  any 
other  information  you  may  desire,  address  W.  F.  WHITE, 

Oen.  Pasa.  and  Jickei  Agent,  Topeka,  Kansas. 

LAS  VEGAS  HOT  SPRINGS. 

These  springs  rise  not  far  from  the  mouth  of  a  beautiful  canon,  which 
opens  upon  the  plains  six  miles  above  the  city  of  Las  Vegas.    Here  nature 


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has  provided  a  temperato  and  healthful  climate,  and  distills  through  the 
earth  streams  of  hot  water  endowed  with  subtile  powers  for  healing  many 
of  the  ills  flesh  is  heir  to.  There  are  twenty-two  of  these  thermal  foun- 
tains, varying  in  temperature  from  110°  to  140°  Fahr.  The  waters  are 
almost  exactly  lilc'e  those  of  the  lonpi  celebrated  springs  of  Karlsbad  in 
Europe,  both  in  quantitative  and  qualitative  analyses.  The  altitude  of  Las 
VeguH  is  6,400  feet — higher  thun  Mt.  Washington— and  the  atmosphere  is 
clear,  pure  and  invigorating;  malarial  poisons  are  impossible. 

Art  could  not  nave  designed  a  more  picturesque  location  than  that 
provided  by  nature  for  these  hfc-giving  fountains.  The  mountain  scenery 
in  the  immediate  vicinity,  grand  and  inspiring  as  it  is,  is  not  more  inter- 
esting and  attractive  than  the  primitive  Spanish  civilization  which  has 
held  its  sway  in  all  that  country  for  three  hundred  years;  or,  more  curious 
still,  the  ruined  cities  and  strange  traditions  that  tell  the  tourist  of  a  civili- 
zation that  was  old  when  the  Spaniards  came.  New  Mexico  is  "  The  Old 
Curiosity  Shop "  of  America,  and  some  of  her  most  quaint  and  curious 
portions  are  easily  accessible  to  the  visitor  at  the  Springs.  Santa  Fe,  the 
oldest  city  in  the  United  States,— and  Santa  Fe,  just  as  it  used  to  be  hun- 
dreds of  years  ago— is  only  half  a  day's  ride  by  rail  from  the  springs.  The 
finest  hunting  (grounds  in  America,  where  antelope,  black-tailed  deer,  bear, 
and  smaller  game  abound,  may  be  found  by  short  excursions  from  the 
hotels  in  almost  any  direction,  while  the  fisherman  may  bait  his  hook  on 
the  edges  of  numerous  trout  pools  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  Springs. 

The  Las  Vegas  Hot  Springs  are  the  property  of  the  Atchison,  Topeka 
AND  Sante  Fe  Bailboad  Company,  and  it  is  upon  such  a  basis  as  is 
briefly  described  above  that  the  managers  of  the  great  road  have  built  one 
of  the  most  attractive  health  and  pleasure  resorts  in  the  United  States. 
Two  fine  hotels  and  numerous  cottages  have  been  erected;  a  bath  house, 
under  the  control  of  an  experienced  manager;  gas  works  and  water  works 
are  provided;  and  everything  that  the  architect,  the  engineer  and  land- 
scape gardener  can  do,  to  make  more  lovely  this  spot,  made  so  beautiful 
by  nature,  is  being  done. 

THE  MONTEZUMA. 

The  new  hotel  opened  April  17, 1882,  is  under  the  immediate  management 
of  Mr.  C.  D.  Frost,  late  manager  of  the  Lindell  Hotel,  St.  Louis.  This  ele- 
gant house  is  furnished  in  the  latest  style  and  has  every  modern  conven- 
ience. A  branch  railway  from  Las  Vegas  to  the  Springs,  a  distance  of  six 
miles,  conveys  visitors  almost  to  the  very  doors  of  the  hotels.  Seventy 
miles  of  romantic  Alpine  roads  are  being  constructed  to  every  point  of 
interest  in  the  adjacent  mountains. 

The  bath  house  is  200  feet  in  length,  two  stories  hieh,  and  is  built  of 
cut  stone,  on  the  opposite  side  of  the  river  from  the  hotels  and  plaza;  it  is 
connected  by  a  rustic  bridge,  which  cro.^es  the  river  high  above  the  rocky 
bed  of  the  mountain  torrent  below.  The  bath  house  has  a  capacity  of 
bathing  500  people  per  day,  giving  every  variety  of  bath,— medicated, 
electric,  vapor,  shampoo,  douche,  ring  baths,  tub,  spray  and  shower. 
Special  apartments  for  the  treatment  of  contagious  diseases  nave  been  pro- 
vided, and  a  plentiful  supply  of  roller  inclined  invalid  chau's  for  the  use 
of  the  sick  and  paralytic. 

The  baths  are  of  special  value  in  the  treatment  of  all  blood  poisons, 
rheumatism  and  kindred  ills,  paralysis,  spinal  diseases,  nervous  aflections, 
dyspepsia,  Bright's  disease,  etc.,  while  the  climate  is  a  paradise  for  con- 
sumptives ana  persons  suflering  from  catarrh  or  hay  .fever. 

The  Las  Vegas  Hot  Springs  is  admirably  located  as  a  half-way  stop- 
pine  place  for  trans-continental  travelers.  Stop-over  privilegos  are  granted 
on  first-class  tickets.    For  further  information,  address 

W.  F.  WHITE, 
Otn.  Pass,  and  Ticket  Agent,  A.,  T.  Js  8.  F.  R.  R. 
Topeka,  Ksnaas. 


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California — San  Franciaco. 


JOHN    UKARTEIiIip 

Gold  and  Silver  Plater^ 

Bat.  Montgop^aiT  and  Keaxuy,  SAN  FRANOISOO. 

Manufacturer  and  Importer  of  Coach  and  Carriage  Hardware,  Lampi,  etc. 

A  good  aaiortment  of  Carriage  Lamps  and  Candles  constantly  on  hand.  Par- 
ticular attention  paid  to  the  repairing  of  Carriage  Lamps.  Name  Platen  made 
at  short  notice.     A  good  assortment  of  Door  Plates  and  Numbers  on  hand. 

N.  B. — Orders  from  the  country  promptly  attended  to. 


A.  U.  JEWELL. 


O.  k.  HOOPER. 


O.  W.  HOOPER. 


A.  M.  JEWELL  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  OP 


WOODEH  ?trMPS 


-AND— 


CMorinaiR  Ms  ani  Vater  Tank 


ALSO,  ALL  KINDS  OF  HOUSE  FINISH. 


FACTORT  AND  OFFICE : 

Berry  Street,  bet.  Third  and  Fonrtlif 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Send  fbr  Catsloxne  of  Honldlnx*  and  Braeketa. 


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GABBIAOE     FACTOBT. 


S.  Vfr.  nSKTOAIaF, 

Hannflictnrcr  of 

METCALF'S  PATENT  CHAISE, 

PATBSITBO  KOV.  «•.  MWl, 

Cor.  of  Third  and  Hinton  Ave.  -      SANTA  ROSA. 


E.   F.  LORQUIN, 

41 0  Kearny  Street,  Upstairs, 
san  francisco. 


BIRDS  AND  FEATHERS  OF  ALL  KINDS  FOR  HATS. 


J.    H.    MITCHELL, 


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MANUFACTURER  OP 


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TfiE  METCALF  CMAISE, 


TWO-WHEELED. 


iV8end  A>r  Priee  Iilst  and  Detailed  Deacriptlon. 


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J.    H.    IMITCJHJELL, 

Oor>  4th  ana  A  atnetB,   ...       SANTA  BOdA, 


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PATfSKTBD  DECEMBBK  81,  1H75. 

fieed's  Sectional  Boilerl 

and  I 

Steam-Pipe  Coreringr. 


— ^AMD — 


AGENT  FOR 

REED'S   ELASTIC  SECTIONAL   NON- 
CONDUCTING COVERING 

Fcr    Steazxx    S'a.xfaces, 

OFFICK   AKD    FACTORT; 

316  Townsend  Street,       -       •      -       San  Francisco. 

Branch  Omce,         -        -         -        22  California  Street. 


I.  L.  MERRELL, 

Manufacturer  of  the 

UNIVERSAL  WIREBOUND 
ASBESTOS 

BOILER  COVERING. 

AND  DEALKR  IN 


Asbestos  Roofing 

— AND — 

HATEBIALS, 


Soapstoie  Mastic  Rooiiie. 


PHCENIX  IRON  WORKS 

No8.  18  and  20  Fremont  St,  near  Market  San  Franoiaco,  CaL 


ALL   KINDS  OF 


^Prison  Celiss  Bridge  Work 

;i   Wrooffht  Iron  Crirders  and  Beams. 

Fire  and   Burglar-Proof  Safes. 

Bant  Vaolts  and  Bant  Loots. 
Wrought  Iron  Doors  and  Shutters. 

ALL  KINDS  OF 

HOUSE-SMITH  WORK 
Hade  to  Order. 


R.  YOUNG, 


Proprietor. 


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The  Overland  Monthly. 

This  Magazine  is  universally  recognized  as  the  best  exponent  of  the  Social,  Literary,  and  Mate- 
rial Progress  of  the  Pacific  Slope,  and  it  is  the  intention  to  retain  in  future  numbers  its  character- 
istic reputation  for  .^^Mflftw 
Studies  of  Western  BKaimera         ^HSS^     Xasays  on  Local 

and  Civilisation;  IBBS^W  Material  Besonrces; 

Independent  yjBMy^,,  Travels  and 

Literary  Criticism;     '^^^^^^^■'^f"  Oeographloal  Sketohes. 

With  such  other  additions  as  may  tend  to  the  higher  development  of  tlio  Sueial,  Literary,  Mate- 
rial and  Moral  Resources  of  the  West    Now  is  the  time  to  tSabscrlbe. 

Terms;  M-OG  per  annum,  payable  In  advance. 

Tub  California  Publishing  Co.,  Publishers, )    New  Yorlcj  The  Am.  News  Co.,  39,  41  Chambers  St. 


408  California  St.,  San  Francisco. 


London:  TrUbner  &Co.,  57,  69  Lmigate  Hill. 


J.  H.  KNARSTON, 

529  Washington  Street, 

Between  Sansome  and  Montgomery, 

i^-OrderB  from  the  Country  promptly  filled,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

THE  TBUCKEE 

SEMI-  WEEKL  T 

REPUBLICAN 


IS  THE 


BEST   ADVERTISING    MEDIUM 

On  the  Line  of  the  C.  P.  R.  R. 


TERMS : 

One  Year $6  00 

Six  Months b  00 

ThreeMonths 1  60 

W.  F.  EDWARDS,  Editor  and  iManager. 


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Oregon — Portland. 


Paeifie  Slope  Lands! 

The  Northern  Pacific  Railroad  Company 


OFFERS  FOR  SALE 

10,000,000  ACRES 

OP  

"WHEAT    LA]VX>S, 

GMIAZIIVG   L.ATV13S, 

TI31BER,    LATVI3S, 

Situated  in  the  Reg^ions  traTeraed  by  its  line  in  Oregon.  Waah- 

ington  and  Idaho  TerritorieSf  and  available  for  immediate 

Settlement  and  Improvement. 

The  Northern  Pacific  Railroad  is  now  completed  from  Puget  Sound 
to  Rock  Island,  Montana.  The  additional  division  from  Pend  d'Orielle 
Lake  to  Clark's  Fork  will  be  opened  this  year.  Much  of  the  country 
it  traverses  is 

THE  MOST  PRODUCTIVE  WHEAT  LAND  ON  THE  CONTINENT, 

yielding  from  thirty  to  fifty  bushels  to  the  acre.  The  railroad  trans- 
ports grain  to  the  shipping  points  on  the  Columbia  River  and  Puget 
Sound  at  a  moderate  and  uniform  freight*  rate,  which  insures  the  far- 
mer a  paying  price  for  his  products. 

THE  CRAZING  LANDS 

are  covered  with  the  nutritious  bunch  grass,  on  which  stock  feeds  the 
year  roimd. 

THE  TIMBER  LANDS 

are  covered  with  a  heavy  growth  of  pine,  fir  and  hard  wood  trees,  and 
are  traversed  by  streams  that  afibrd  ample  water  power. 

The  Railroad  Lands  are  Sold  at  Low  Prices  on  Easy  Terms. 

A  r;  .a  soil,  a  mild  and  healthy  climate,  good  transportation  facilities, 
a  growing,  intelligent  and  enterprising  population,  and  excellent  oppor- 
tunities for  industry  and  capital  invite  the  emigrant  to  Oregon  and 
Washington. 

C.  B.  LAM  BORN, 

Land  GommlMrioner, 
PAUL  SCHULZE,  St.  Paul.  Minn. 

General  Iiand  A^eat* 

Portland*  Oregon. 


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IF  TOU   WANT 

THE  VERY  BEST  ROUTE  EAST 


That  SoMte  is  via  the 


CUcaio  a&il  lortbestsrii  Railwaf. 


IT  IS  THE 


SHORT  LINE  TO  AND  FROM  CHICAGO. 

AND  THE  BEST  ROUTE  TO 

Detroit,  Niagara  Falls,  Pittsburg,  Montreal,  Boston,  Baltimore, 

Philadelphia,  New  York,  Clevelanfl,  Buffalo,  Albany, 

and  all  other  Points  F?st. 

OB  CHINA  AND  JAPAN  FASSENaEBS, 

Should  go  by  thia  Road  when  en  route  to  ENQLANU  or  any  point  In  EUROPE. 


ITS  AGENTS  IN  SAN  FRANCISCO 

Can  sell  you  THROUGH  TICKETS  through  Cauada  and  via  Niagara  Falls; 
also,  via  Toledo,  Buffalo,  Pittsburg,  or  via  any  railroad  East  of  Chicago. 


IMPERIAL   PALACE   DINING  CARS. 


You  want  the  very  best,  and  can  (ret  it  in  no  way  save  by  seeing  that  your  tickets  East  o( 
Council  Bluffs  read  tU  CHICAUO  AND  NOiTrHWBMTEBN  BAIIiWAY. 

Do  not  forget  that  the  IVorthtvestern  la  the  only  Western  Road  that  runs  the  Iaape> 
rial  Palcee  Dlnlns  Cars. 

Remember  that  the  MORTHWEHTBRN  makes  Direct  Conneettona 
with  all  the  Truak  liine  Railroad  Eaat  of  Chleaso. 

THROVOII  TICKRTS  via  this  Route  to  all  Eastern  Points  can  be  procured  at  all 
Coupon  Ticket  Offices  of  Central  Paoiao  and  Union  Pacific  Railroads. 


J.  KEREDITH  DAVIE8>  Western  PaMenger  Agent. 

No.  2  New  Montgomery  Street. 


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California — SacraTnento. 


CUSTOM  SHIRT  MANUFACTORY, 

601  J  Street,  Sacramento  City,  Cal, 

BRANCH  AGENCY  OF 

Keep's  Patent! 


THE  ONLY  SHIRT 

That  is  manufactured  that  will  give  full  and  en- 
tire satisfaction. 


KEEP  OF  PHILADELPHIA 


THE  RENOWNED 

SHIRT  MANUFACTURER. 

MRS.  C.  HOWE  most  respt  .iy  begs  to  inform  the  public  of  Sac- 
ramento County  that  she  has  been  appointed  sole  agent  for  Keep  of 
Philadelphia  justly  celebrated  Shirts,  manufactured  from  Wamsutta 
Muslin  and  the  very  best  qualities  of  Irish  Linen,  French  Percale,  etc. 

Directions  for  self-measurement  sent  upon  application  free  by  mail. 

Prices  will  be  found  satisfactory. 

Fit,  Material  and  workmanship  guaranteed. 


WHEEL 


PA.  O IFIC 

CARRIAGE  WORKS 


J.  F.  HILL,  Proprietor. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


Carriage  and  Wagon  Wheels,  Bodies,  Gears,  Etc. 

Light  Carriages,  Bu  ggies.  Express,  Thoroughbrace  and  Quartz  Wagons. 

IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Material. 
Office,  1307  J  Street.   Factories,  1301  to  1323  J  Street. 

SACRAMENTO. 


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SfENCILS  BURNING  BRANDS 


CHANGEABLE  RUBBER  TYPE  ElE 

I2OS1NSOME  ST  San  Francisco 


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Goods  Imported  and  for  Sale  at  Wholesale  and  Retail. 

Theological  and  Miscellaneous  Literature  and  Stationery. 
Pacific  Coast  Agency  Choice  Subscription  Books. 
Sunday  School  Supplies  and  Bibles  a  specialty. 
Office  "California  Christian  Advocate." 

Exotic  Gardens  and  Conservatories. 

1727  Mission  Street, 

Opposite  Woodward's  Gardens, 
Branch  lOiSO  Sutter  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


JOHN  POUYAL 

PROPRIETOR. 


These  Gardens  have  been  newly 
stocked  with  a  first-class  assortment 
of  the  Very  Best  and  most  Select 

ants  for  Conservatories  or  Open 
Grounds.  Prices  have  been  reduced 
to  suit  the  times. 


Florist  and  Decoration  Works  fur- 
nished at  short  notice. 

i^AU  are  invited  to  EXAMINE 
OUR  STOCK. 


Remember  the  Old  Stand. 

Landscape  Gardening  a  Specialty. 


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Agency  for  the  Pulsomeier  Steam  Pump  Co..  88  John  St.,  New  York. 

Fx«ctlc«.l  Staaira.  STlttax  aiaad.  anCa.aa.'vxfiact-taxax   of 

STEAM  and  HOT  WATER  HEATING  AFPARA     '. 

For  Warming:  Dwellingfs,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all 

Public  Buildings  and  Hot  Houses. 
These  Heaters  were  awarded  the  Medal  at  the  Me- 
chanics' Fair,  San  Francisco,  1882.     Abo, 

Hot  Water  Heater$,  Steam  Heaters,  Steam 

Boilers  and  Steam  Traps. 

KM  Market  Street,  Han  Francisco, 

Airency  for  Albany  Steam  Lifting  Traps. 
Curtis  "steam  Trap. 
t^Estimates  of  I'lans  will  be  Furnished  Free. 


J.  W.  Wilson. 


F.  E.  MlTCIIBLb. 


Golden  Eagle  Carriages 

WILSOK  &  MITCHELL,  Proprietors. 

Carriages  Night  and  Day. 


Orders  left  at  Golden  Eaj^lo  Hotel,  cor.  7tli  and 
K  Sts.,  or  Central  Stables,  K  St.,  bet.  3d  &  4th, 

'Will  Receive  Prompt  Attention. 


R.  F.  REDMAN  &  CO., 

(Successors  to  WASHBURNE  &  KEDMAN), 
GENERAL  DEALERS  IN 

School  Books  and  Statioiery, 

Zephyr  Wools  and  Canvanea. 

Beads  of  Every  Desoription. 

DIRECT  IMPORTERS  OF 

CHILDREN'S   CARRIAGES, 

Finest  Assortment  in  the  City. 

m  5  Strstt,  8oat&  slds,  bit.  8th  Md  7tb, 

SACRAMEaiTO. 


ORECONIAN. 


DAILY  AND  WEEKLY. 


The  Leading  Newspaper  of  the  Northwest. 

Circulating  in  Oregon,  Washington  Territory,  British  Colum- 
bia, Idaho  and  Montana 

AS  THE 

METROPOLITAN    DAILY. 


CONTAINS  FULL  AND  LATEST  DISPATCHES. 


Publislied   Ooi*.  !F*i*oiit   and  Sta^i-k  Sts., 

PORTLAND,    OREGON. 


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Ik.  W.  SilMlOBM  &  €@. 

Nos.  24  and  26  Beale  Street.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


CARRIAGES  I  WAGONS 


From  their  own  Manufnctory  In  Manchester.  If.  H. 

^^^aUr.^.  MITCHELL  FABM  WAGONS. 

The  Sanborn  Spring  Wagons  are  the  BEST  IN  THE  WORLD. 

Excelling  in  Style,  Finish,  Ease  of  Draught,  and  Durability. 


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Theological  and  MisceUaneous  Literature  and  Stationery. 
Pacific  Coast  Agency  Choice  Subscription  Books. 
Sunday  School  Supplies  and  Bibles  a  specialty. 
Office"^    ifomia  Christian  Advocate." 


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McKENNEY'S 


Pacific  Coast  Directory 


FOR 


Hi^4  1883-41*^ 


GIVING 


NAME,  BUSINESS,  AND  ADDRESS 

OF 

Business  and  Professional  Men 


OF 


California,  Oregon,  Washington,  British  Columbia, 

Alaska,  Nevada,  Utah,  Idaho,  Montana, 

Arizona,  and  New  Mexico. 


TOGETHER  WITH 


Sketches  of  the  Different  Towns,  Giving  Location, 
Population,  Etc. 

COMPLETE  ALPHABETICAL  LISTS^OF  3,000  CITIES  AND  TOWNS. 


OVER    35.000    NAMES. 


L.  M.  McKENNEY  &  CO.,  PUBLISHERS. 

424  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  SAN   FRANCISCO. 

689  24TH  STREET,  OAKLAND, CAL. 

DiCBMBia,  1882. 

Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  In  the  Year  1882,  by  L.  H.  McKikniy  &  Co.,  in  the  Office 
of  the  Librarian  of  CongJesH,  at  Washington,  D.  C. 


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California — San  Francisco. 


Linforth,  Rice  &  Co. 


Importers  »ad  Jobbers  of 


AGENTS  FOR  THE  CELEBRATED 

BLYMYER  BELLS. 


HpW,  AimiCllLTmL  TOOLS, 

Mining:  Supplies*  Cutlery,  Etc. 

Agents  for 

Sybry,  Searls  &  Co*s 

Mining  Steel. 

BIymyer  Steam  Engines. 

BIymyer  Sugar  Cane  and 

Sorghum  Machinery  and 

Evaporators. 

Zimmerman  Fruit  and 

Vegetable  Drier. 
Zimmerman  Power 

Meat  Cutter. 
Giant  Riding  Saw 

Machine. 
King  and  Queen 

Lawn  Mowers. 
Enterprise  Wind  Mills. 

Black  DiaioM  Files  &  Rasps. 


CHURCH. 


Size. 

18 
20 
24 
26 
28 
32 
36 
40 
44 
48 
64 


Weight 
Bell. 


176 

225 

360 

650 

750 

1000 

1300 

2100 


Weight 
Com])lete. 


325 

375 

660 

800 

1050 

1350 

1800 

2900 


Price. 


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86  00 
115  00 
166  00 
210  00 
260  00 
330  00 
620  00 


SCHOOL. 


F.  ALARM. 


W'ght. 

Price. 

W'ght. 

Price. 

100 

$18  00 
24  00 
32  00 

130 

190 

175 

225 

350 

650 

760 

1000 

1300 

2100 

$60  00 
66  00 

90  00 

130  00 

176  00 

215  00 

280  00 

450  00 

LINFORTH,  RICE  Sl  CO., 

828  &  886  MARKBT  ST..  San  FranciBco,  CaL 


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PREFACE. 


We  send  our  book  forth  to  our  patrons,  fully  confident  that  it  is  worth  to 
them  all  it  costs.  A  book  that  is  worthy  public  esteem  needs  no  apology.  Feel- 
ing that  our  untiring  energy  toward  the  attt  inment  of  success  in  this  branch  of 
literary  effort  has  been  rewarded,  we  assume  that  a  "valedictory"  of  this  nature 
is  superfluous.  The  DIIIECTORY  is  the  work  of  many  hands  and  its  comple- 
tion has  involved  no  little  expense  and  trouble.  Thousands  of  letters  have  been 
written,  and  many  fatiguing  journeys  made.  Patience  is  our  redeeming  virtue. 
It  is  an  idol  deserving  of  worship.  Therefore  we  pay  it  reverence.  Our  bump 
of  gratitude  is  largely  developed,  and  we  trust  that  an  acknowledgment  of>j|hank*. 
to  our  patrons  is  as  Mndly.  received  as  given.  Our  sincere  thwks  arc  also  dae 
and  given  to  those  that  have  kindly  assisted  us. 

With  adieus  kindly  repeated  and  the  hope  that  our  volume  for  1883-84  may 
be  the  medium  of  great  convenience,  we  wish  our  patrons  in^particular  and  the 
people  of  the  Coast  in  general,  unbounded  prosperity  and  happiness. 

THE  PUBLISHERS. 


123069 


48d  California — San  Frandaoo. 

A.  I.  HALL  &  SON, 

528  and  530  Market  Street, 
SAN  FRANCISCO,       ....        CALIFORNIA. 

AGENTS  FOR 

"The  Waterbury." 

price:  ^^g^^  price: 

Soliil  Hiclel  Case,         g     "\  CeMolil  Case, 

n^  ^^j^b  M  WHITE,  BLACK 

Satin -Lined  Box,  ]jBL^  mu^x--6.ckitb 

Liberal  Discount  1@L  JBdfS^^  Jv  ^^^^^  Discount 

THE  TBADE  ^B|L^^^p^^  THE  TRADE 
PACIFIC  COAST  ACENTS. 

WATERBURY  WATCH  CO Watches  and  Materials 

WATERBURY  CLOCK  CO Clocks  and  Materials 

YALE  CLOCK  CO Clocks  and  Materials 

E.  INGRAHAM  &  CO Clocks  and  Materials 

SIMPSON,  HALL,  MILLER  &  CO . . . .  Silver-Plated  Hollow  Ware 

WM.  ROGERS SUver-Plated  Flat  Ware 

C.  ROGERS  &  BROS Casket  Trimmings,  etc 

MILLER  BROS.  CUTLERY  CO Knives  and  Steel  Pens 

JESSE  OAKLEY  &  CO Soaps,  Perfumery,  etc 

G.  I.  MIX  &  CO Iron  Spoons,  Ladles,  etc 

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Academy,  Cal ■ 477 

Aeampn,  (Jul 477 

Ada,  M..iit 1382 

AduiiH  Sprln;{ii,  Cal 47^ 

AilatUHville,  irtah 1273 

Adelalda,  Cal 477 

Adlii,  Cal 477 

Adobe  Moadowg,  Cal 477 

Adubetuwn,  Mont 13S2 

iEtno  Sprliiifa,  Col 477 

Airiiew'ii  Htation,  Cal 477 

Afnsworth.WT 1107 

Airlle,  Or Of>7 

Alameda,  Cal 478,  1474 

Alameda  Pulnt,  Cal.  477 

Alamillo.NM 1446 

Alamo,Cal 481 

Alaska 120« 

Alba,  Or 967 

Albany.Or OSS 

Albina,Or OOa 

Albion,  Cal 481 

Albion,  Idaho 1356 

AlbiKtuerqiie,  N  M 144U 

Alcatraz,  Cal 481 

Alder,  Or 983 

Alderton,WT 1107 

Alert  Bay,  BC  1489 

Alexander  Valley,  Cal 481 

Alexandria,  A  T 1410 

Al^erine,  Cal 481 

Alliambra  Mill,  Cal 481 

Alisal,  Cal 481 

Alkali,  Or  963 

Alkali  Lake,  B  C lis.'i 

AlleKlmnv.Cal 481 

Allen  Springs,  Cal 482 

Allen  Station,  Cal 482 

Allendalo,  Cal 48" 

Allerdite,  Mont 1382 

Alma,  Cal 482 

Alma,  NM 1451 

Alma,  Utah 1273 

Alnitt,  Idaho I3r.6 

Almota,WT 1107 

Alpha,  WT 1107 

Alpine  City,  Utah 1273 

Alpowa,  WT 1107 

Abea.Or 963 

Alta,  Col 4S2 

Alta,  Utah 1273 

Altamont,  Cal 482 

Altaville,  Cal 4S2 

Alto,  WT 1107 

Alturos  Cttl 4S2 

AlmuKiKk,  Cal 4*<3 

Alvarado,  Cal 483  Hallast  Point,  Cal 493 

Alviso,  Cal 483  Ifallena,  Cal 493 

Anmdor  Cltv,  Cal 4^3  Ball's  Fervv,  Cal 494 

Amador  Gravel  Mine,  Cal . . .  484  Banderita  Mine,  Cal 494 


Annabella,'Utah    1273 

Annaly,  Cal 48fi 

Antelope,  Or 964 

Antelo|>e,  Hac  Co,  Cal 485 

Antelope  Valley,  A^ 1410 

Antelo]H),  Yolo  Co,'Cb1 48n 

Anthony  Hoiue,  Cal 485 

Antiooh,  Cal 48.') 

Apache  I'aw,  AT 1410 

Apex,  Cal '. ,. ..  480 

Applegate,  Or 964 

Aptos,  Cal 486 

Aqueduct  Citv,  Cal     487 

Arbuckle,  Colusa  Co,  Cal . . .  487 
Arbuckle,  Shasta  Co,  Cal. ..  487 

Arcadia,  WT 1107 

Areata,  Cal 487 

Arco,  Idaho  13.')6 

Ardrum,  Mont 1383 

Argenta,  Mont 1383 

Artfonta,  Utah 1274 

Ari^entine,  Cal 488 

Arivaca,  AT 1410 

Arizona  Territory 1401) 

Aillnijton,Cal 488 

Arroyo  Urande,  Cal 488 

Artesia,  Cal 488 

Arthur,  Nev 1210 

Arthur,  Or  964 

Arthur,WT 1107 

Artondale.  W  T Uor 

Ashcroft,  B  C 1185 

Ashland,  Or 964 

Ashlev,  Utah 1274 

Aasotln  Cltv,  W  T 1108 

Astoria,  Or'. 985 

Athlone,  iJal  488 

Atlanta,  Cal 488 

Atlanta,  Idaho 1356 

Atwater,  Cal 488 

Auburn,  Cal 4S0 

Aums>  ille.  Or 970 

Aurora,  Nev 1210 

Aurora,  Or 970 

Aurum,  Nov 1211 

Austin,  Nev 1211 

Avena,  Cal 490 

Aztec 1451 

Azusa,  Cal 490 

Bailey,  Nev 1213 

Bairtl,  Cal 490 

Baker  City,  Or 971 

Baker's  Station,  Cal 490 

Bakersfteld,  Cal 491 

Bald  HiDs  Store,  Cal 493 

Ballard,  (;al 493 


Amargo  Cal 484 

American  Fall,  Idaho 1356 

American  Fork,  Utah 1273 

American  Mine,  Cal 484 

American  River  Bridge,  Cal.  484 

Amcsport,  Cal 484 

Amity,  Or 903 

Anacortes,  W  T 1107 

Aiialieim,  Cal 1474 

Anaheim  Tianding,  Cal 484 

AnatoTie,  W  T 1107 

Anderson,  Cal 484,  1475 

Anderson's  Springs,  Cal 484 

Andersonville,  Mont 1383 

Angel's  Camp,  Cal 484 

Angel  Island,  Cal 485 

Angle,  N  M 1451 


Bangor,  Cal 494 

Barmack  City,  Mont 1383 

Banner,  Cal 494 

Banning,  Cal 494 

Bannister,  Idaho .1356 

Banta,  Cal 494 

Barkerville.  B  C 1185 

Barranca,  N  M 1451 

Barratts,  Mont 1383 

Barrett,  Nev 1213 

Barron,  Or 972 

Barlett  Springs,  Cal  494 

Basin,  Mont 1383 

BaUvia,  Cal 494 

Batchelor,  Cal 1475 

Batesville,  Utah 1274 

Bath,  Cal 494 


Battle  Creek,  Cal 405 

Battle  Creek ,  Idaho ISfiO 

Battle  Mountain,  Nev 1218 

Bay  View,  WT ..1108 

Beach,  WT 1108 

Bean,  A  T 1410 

Buaver,  Idaho 1366 

Beaver,  WT 1108 

Boar  Kiver  City,  Utah 1274 

Bears  Mouth,  Slont 1388 

Bear  Valley,  Colusa  Co,  Cal.  49S 
Boar  Valley,  Marlp'a  Co,  Cal.  405 
Boar  Valley,  8  Diego  Co,  Cal.  405 

Beaver  Creek,  Mont 1383 

Boavor  Harbor,  BO 14S0 

Beaverton,  Or 072 

Beckwith,Cal 40S 

Bedford,  Mont 1838 

Bed  Rook,  A  T 1411 

Bolen,N  M 1451 

Belknap,  Mont 1834 

Bolknaj)  Springs,  Or 072 

Bolleville,  Cal 49fi 

Bell.',  lie,  Nov 1216 

Bclljvue,  Idaho 13."i6 

Bellovue,  Or 972 

Bellovue,  Utah 1274 

Bello,Cal 496 

Bollota,  Cal 495 

Boll's  Station,  Cal 495 

Belmont,  Cal 495 

Belmont,  Mont 1384 

Belmont,  Nev 1216 

Bend  City,  Cal 495 

Beuiiia, Cal  495 

Benjamin ,  Utah 1274 

Bennetville  Los  Ang  Co,  Cal.  407 
Bennettville,  .Mono  Co,  Cal . .  497 

Benson,  A  T 1410 

Benson,  Utah 1274 

Benton, Cal     497 

Beowawe,  Nev 1217 

Berdan,  Cal 497 

Berkeley,  Cal 499 

Berlin, Cal 499 

Bernal,  N  M 14.51 

Bernardo,  Cal 499 

Berry  Creek,  Cal 500 

Berryvale,  Cal 500 

Bertha,  Cal 500 

Bethany,Cal 500 

Bethany,  Or 972 

Bethany,WT  1108 

Bethel,  Cal 500 

Bickelton,  W  T 1108 

Biebor,  Cal 500 

Big  Bar  Creek,  B  C 1186 

BigBug.AT 1411 

n\g  Butte,  Or 972 

Big  Dry  Creek,  Cal 500 

Big  Gulch,  Cal  ...    501 

Big  Lost  River,  Idaho 1357 

Big  Meadows,  Cal 501,  1475 

Big  Oak  Flat,  Cal 501 

Big  Oak  Flat  Hill,  Cal 501 

Big  Pine,  Cal 501 

Big  River,  Cal 501 

Big  Timber,  Mont 1334 

Big  Trees,  Cal 501 

Big  Valley,  Uke  Co,  Cal. . .  501 
Big  Valley,  Lassen  Co,  Cal . .  501 

Biggs,  Cal 601 

Billings,  Mont l834 

Bingham  Cafion,  Utah 1274 

Blnghampton,  Cal 602 

Birchville,  Cal 602 

Bird's  Landing,  Cal 502 


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Coiitenta. 


Birdaview,  W  T 1108 

Birney,  Mont 1836 

BisbM,  Mont UU 

Bishop  Creek,  Cal 602 

Bitter  Water,  Cal 603 

Blacic  Bear,  Cal 603 

Blaclc  Diamond,  Cal 60S 

Blaclcfoot,  Idaho 1357 

Blaclcfool,  Munt 18S6 

Blade  Point,  Cal 503 

Blaclt's,  Cal 503 

Blacli'a  Ranch,  Cal 1476 

Blaine,  Idaho 1357 

Blake,  Utah 1275 

Blakeley,  W  T 1108 

BIal3ck,Or 972 

Blanco,  Cal 503 

Blocksburg,  Cal 503 

Bloomfleld,  Cal 504 

Bl30mfleId,NM 1452 

Bloomfleld  Farm,  Cai 504 

Bl3omington,  Idaho 1357 

Blue  Canyon,  Cal 504 

Blue  Creek,  Utah 1275 

Blue  Lake,  Cal 504 

Blythe,  A  T 1411 

BJfa,  Cal 504 

Bodeg:a,Cal 505 

Badega  Corners,  Cal 505 

B3die,  Cel 505 

B3i?us,  Cai 509 

Boise  City,  Idaho 1358 

Boistfort,  W  T 1108 

BMinas.Cal 509 

Bonanza  City,  Idaho 1358 

Bonanza  Springs,  Cal 510 

Boon's  Ferry,  Or 9"' 

Boonville,  Cal 510 

Borden,  Cal    510 

Boston  "^.anch,  Cai 510 

Boston  Ravine,  Cal 610 

Boul:ier,  Idaho 1358 

Boulder  Creek,  Cal 510 

Boulder  Valley,  Mont 1385 

Bouldin  Island,  Cal 510 

Bourne's  Landin'j:,  Cal 510 

Bower  Cave,  Cal 510 

Bovie  siannn,  AT  1411 

Bozeman,  Mont 1385 

Bradbury,  Or 9,3 

Bradford's,  Cal 510 

Bradshaw,  AT. 1411 

Brady's  Ranch,  Cai 510 

Brandon,  Or 972 

Brandy  City,  Cal .511 

Brassey ,  Mont 1385 

Brents,  W  T IIOS 

Brentwood,  Cal 511 

Bridge,  Idaho 1359 

Bridge  Creek,  B  C 11S6 

Bridgeport,  Colusa  Co,  Cal..  611 
Bridgeport,  Mend'o  Co,  Cal.  511 
Biidgfeport,  Mono  Co,  Cal...  611 
Bridgeport,  Nev  Co,  Cal  ...  612 
Bridgeport,  Solano  Co,  Cal, .  512 

Bridges,  Ne". 1217 

Bi  Idgeville,  Cai 612 

Bvidgeville,  Mont 1385 

Brigham  City ,  A  T 1411 

Brigham  Citv,  Utah 1275 

Brighton,  Cal 612 

Bristol,  Ney 1217 

British  Columbia 1184,  1489 

Bronco,  Cal 512 

Bronson,  Cal 612 

Brookfleld,  WT 1108 

Brooklyn,  Cal 612 

Brooks,  Or 978 

Brown  Flat,  Cal 612 

Brownlee,  Idaho 1369 

Brown  (borough.  Or 078 

Brown'i,  Nev 1<?17 


Brown's  Park,  Utah 1276 

Brown's  Valley,  Cal 612 

Brownsyille,  Cal 613,  1475 

Brownsville,  Or 9;3 

Bruceport,  W  T 1108 

Brush  Creek  Mills,  Cal 613 

Brash  Prairie,  W  T 1108 

Buchanan,  Cal 613 

Buckeye,  Cal 513 

Bui'khorn,  Los  Ang  Co,  Cal..  513 
Buckhorn,  Trinity  Co,  Cal . .  513 

Buck's  Ranch,  Cal 613,  1475 

Buell,  Mont 1386 

Buena  Vista,  Amador  Co,Cal  513 
Buena  Vista,  Stan's  Co,  Cal  613 

Buena  Vista,  Or 974 

Bueno,  A  T 1411 

Buffalo  Meadows,  Nev 1217 

Bull  Creek,  Cal, 513 

Bullard's  Bar,  Cal 513 

Bullion,  Idaho 1359 

Bullion,  E'ko  Co,  Nev 1217 

Bullion,  Eureka  Co,  Nev...  1217 

Bullionsville,  Nev  1217 

BumbbBeo,  AT 1412 

Bunkerville,  Nev i2J7 

Buntincr\ille,  Cal 514 

Burden  ,  Station,  Ca! 514 

Burgetville,  Cal 514 

Burnett,  Cal 514 

Burnev  Valley,  Cal 514 

Burnt  Woods,  Or. 974 

Burrville,  Utah 1275 

Burwood,  Cal 514 

Butcher  Ranch,  Cal 514 

Butte,  AT 1412 

Butte  City,  Cal 514 

Butte  Citv,  Mont 13S6 

Butte  Creek,  Or 974 

Butte  Meadows,  Cal . .  514 

Butte  Valley,  Cal 515 

Butter  Creek,  Or 974 

Butteville,  Or 974 

Buzzard's  Roost,  Cal 515 

Byrne's  Store,  Cal 515 

Byron,  Cal 515 

Byron  Hot  Sprinjfs,  Cal . . . .  515 

Cahbafro  Patch,  Cal  515 

Cabra  Spring,  N  M 14.>2 

Cache  Creek,  B  C 11.86 

Cache  Creek,  Cal 515 

Cacheville,  Cal 515 

Cahto,Cal 61 

Calico,  Cal 515,  1476 

Caliente,  CaL   516 

Cilifornia 475,  14 

Californi  i,  Misce  laneoiii. .  .1487 

Calist>ga,  Cal  510 

Callahan's  Ranch,  Cal .517 

Call's  Fort,  Utah 1275 

Calpella,  Cal 51 

Camanche,  Cal 61' 

Canibt  ia,  Cal 61 

Cameron,  Idaho 13.59 

(■ameron  Station,  Cal 517 

Camp  Badger,  Cal 517 

Camp  Bidwell,  Cal 518 

Camp  Creek,  Or    974 

Camp  Ooodal,  Cal 518 

Camp  Grant,  Cal 518 

Camp  Huachuca,  AT 1412 

Camp  Independence,  Cal,. . .  518 

Camp  Thomas,  AT 1412 

Camp  Verde,  AT. 1412 

Camp  Watson,  Or  974 

Campbell    Hot   Sulphur 

Springs,  Cal 618 

Campbell'd  Station,  Cal  ...  618 

Campo,  Cal 618 

Campo  Seco,  Calav's  Co,  Cal  518 
Campo  Seco,  Tuol'e  Co,  Cal.  618 
Campion viUe,  Cal 618,  1470 


Cana,C!aI 619 

Can  Alpine,  N«r 1218 

Canby,  Cal 610 

Canby,  Or 074 

Candelaria,  Nev 1218 

Cannon,  Ot 974 

Cannon,  Utah 1276 

Cannonville,  Utah  1276 

Canon  Creek,  Mont 1891 

Canon  Ferry,  Mont 1891 

Canton,  Mont 1891 

Canyon,  Mont 1891 

Canyon  City,  Cal 619 

Canyon  City,  Or 076 

Canyon  Valley,  Cal 619 

Canyon ville.  Or 076 

Capay,Cal 619 

Capell,  Cal 619 

Capistrano,  Cal  519 

CappsWT    1109 

Carbonadi.,  W  T 1109 

Carbondale,  Amador  Co,  Cal.  620 
Carbondale,  Los  Angeles  Co, 

Cal 6B0 

Carbon  Hill,  W  T 1109 

Carlin,  Nev 1218 

tJurlton.Or 975 

CarmelA,  Cal 520 

Carneros,  Cal 520 

Carpenteria  Cal 520 

Carrville.Cal 520 

Carson  City,  Nev 1210 

Cartwrights,  Or 975 

Casa  Blanco,  AT 1412 

Casa  Orando,  A  T 1412 

Cascade,  Cal 520 

Cascades,  W  T. 1109 

Cashins' Station,  Cal 520 

Caspar,  Cal 620 

Castle  Creek,  Idaho 1359 

Castie  Dale,  Utah 1276 

Castle  Dome  [.anding,  A  T..1412 

Castle  Rock,  W  T liOO 

Castle  Rock ,  Cal 521 

Castrovillo,  Cal 521 

Catalina  Mand,  Cal  521 

Cathay,  Cal 521 

Cathlamet,  WT 1109 

Cave  City,  Cal 521 

Cayote  Mill-i,  Cal 521 

Cayucas,  Cal 521 

Ce  ilville,  Cal 521 

Cedar  City,  Utah 1276 

Cedar  Creek,  W  T 1109 

Cedar\  ille,  Cal     521 

Cedarville,  W  T 1109 

Centennial,  A  T 1412 

Contervillo,  Butte  Co,  Cal . . .  522 
Centerville,  Mendocino  Co, 

Cal 522 

Centirville,  Modoc  Co,  Cal . .  622 

Contor'-'lle,  Or 975 

Centerville,  Shasta  Co,  Cal . .  522 

Centerville,  Utah 1270 

Central,  Cal 522 

Central  City,  Cal 522 

Central  House,  Cal 622 

Central  Point,  Cal  622 

Central  Point,  Or 976 

Centre,  Utah 1276 

Centre  B  nd,  Or 1488 

Ccntrevillc,  Alameda  Co,Cal.  522 
Centreville,  Fresno  Co,  Cal..  623 

Centreville,  Mont 1301 

Centreville,  W  T. 1100 

C  res,  Cal 628 

Cerrillos,NM 1462 

Cerro,  NM 1452 

Cerro  Oordo,  Cal 628 

Chadwell,  Or 076 

Chalk  Bluff,  Cal 628 

Chalk  Hill,  Nev 1226 


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Ohallis,  Idaho 1S50 

ChampoegiOr 976 

Chama.  V  M 1462 

Chaperito,  N  M 145? 

Charleston,  AT 1412 

Charleston,  Cal 523 

Charleston,  Utah 1276 

Chohalis,  W  T 1109 

Cheney,  WT mo 

Chenuwith,  WT 1114 

Cherokee,  Butte  Co,  Cal 523 

Cherokee,  Nevada  Co,  Cal  .  523 

Cherry  Creek,  Nev 1225 

Cherry  Valley,  W  T II14 

Cherryville,  N  M 1462 

Chesher,  Or 976 

Chester,  Cal 623 

Chester,  Utah 1276 

Chestnut,  Mont 1391 

Chewelak.WT I114 

Chico,  Cal f,23 

Chico  Springs,  N  M 1452 

Child8,Cal... 620 

Chiles  Valley,  Cal 529 

Chilliwack,  BC 1186 

Chloride,  NM 1462 

China  Flat,  Cal S2!) 

Chinese  Camp,  Cal 620 

Chino,  AT 1413 

Chlno,Cal 629 

Chipps  Flat,  C-1 629 

Cholame,  Cal 529 

Cholame  Valley,  Cal 529 

Chualar,  Cal  630 

Churntown,  Cal 630 

Cimarron,  N  M 1463 

cinnabar,  Cal 630 

Cisco,  Cal 630 

Ci>il  Bend,  Or 976 

Ciac'kamas,  Or 976 

Clalrville,  Cal .  630 

Clancy,  Mont 1391 

Claquato, W T  III4 

Clairmont,  X  M  1463 

Clark's  Station ,  Cal 530 

Clarksburjr,  Cal 630 

Clarkston,  Utaii 12 

Clarksville,  Or 976 

Clatskanic,  Or 976 

Clay,  Cat 630 

Clayton,  Cal 630 

Clayton,  Idaho 13S0 

Clayton's  Ranch,  Cal 631 

Clear  Lake,  Cal 631 

Clear  K-vke,  Utah 127 

Cleek,  Or 976 

deiiiments  Station,  Cal  ....  631 

Clendenin,  Mont 1391 

Cleveland,  Or 976 

Cleveland,  W  T  1114 

Clifton,  AT 1413 

Clifton,  Or 976 

Clifton,  WT 1116 

Clinton,  Amador  Co,  Cal....  631 

Clinton,  BC 11S6 

Clinton,  Mono  Co,  Cal 631 

Clinton  Utah 1277 

Clipper  Mills,  Cal 631 

Clovordale,  Cal 631 

Cloverdde,  Nev . .  .1226 

Clover  Valley,  Cal 533 

Clo\  cr  Valley,  "Jev 1226 

Coalville,  Utah 1277 

Cobb  Valley,  Cal 633 


Colfax  Springs,  Cal 1476 

College  Citv,  Cal 684 

CoUegeville,  Cal 534 

Collins,  Or 977 

Cnllinston,  Utah 1277 

Collinsville,  Cal 684 

Coloma,  Cal 584 

Colorado,  Cal 685 

C<)lton,C8l 1476 

Colton,WT 1116 

Columbia,  Cal 536 

Columbia,  Nev. . .  1226 

Columbia  City.  Or 977 

Columbus.  Nev 1226 

Columbus,  W  T 1116 

Colusa,  Cal 686 

Cilwood,  BC 1186 

f  omo,  Nev 1226 

(Jomosa,  Cal 633 

Comox,  B  C 1187 

Comptche,  Cal 6.'?8 

Compton,  Cal  638 

Cnncord,  Cal 638 

Confidence,  Oal 639 

Conn  Vail',  v,  Cal 639 

Conner  Creek,  Or 

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Contention  City, AT 1413 

Conway's  Landing,  Cal 639 

Cooke,  Mont 1391 

COOS  Citv,  Or  977 

copper  City,  Cal 639 

Copperopoiis,  Cal 639 

Copper  Vale,  Cal  640 

Coquille,  Or 977 

coral  Hill,  Nev 1226 

Cordelia,  Cal 640 

Corinne,  Utah 1278 

Cornelius,  Or 97" 

Corriilitos,  Cal 540 

Cortez,  Nev 1226 

Corvallis,  Or 97 

Cothrin's  Station,  Cal 640 

Cottage  Grove,  Cal 640 

(!()ttase  Grove,  Or 979 

Cottonwood,  Shasta  Co,  Cal .  540 
Cottonwood,    Siskiyou    Co, 

Cal 640 

Cottonwood,  Yolo  Co,  Cal . .  640 

Cottonwood,  Idaho 1360 

Cottonwood,    Spokane    Co, 

WT 1116 

Cottonwood,  Stevens  Co,  W 

T 1116 

Coulterville,  Cal 641 

Council  Valley,  Idaho 1.360 

Coupeville,  W  T 1116 

Courtland,  Cal 641 

Cove,  Or 979 

Coveland,  WT 1116 

Covelo,  Cal 541 

Cowichan,  BC 1187 

Cowlitz,  WT 1116 

(Coyote,  Cal 641 

Coyote,NM 1453 

Coitzens,  Cal .  641 

Crab  Creek,  W  T 1116 

CraiK.N  M 1453 

Crane  Flat,  Cal 641,  1477 

Crane  Valley,  Kl  Dorado  Co, 

Cal 641 

Crane  Vallev,  Fresno  Co,  Cal  641 
Crane's,  NM U.W 


Crowfordsville,  Or 979 

Coburtr,  Or". U79lcreamer,  Cal 642 

Coeur  D'alene,  Idaho 18.'S9  Crescent,  W  T 1116  Dixon 

Coin,  WT 1116 


Cold  Springs,  Mont 1301 

Cole's  Station,  Cal 583 

C'loviUe,  Cal 683,1476 

Colfax,  Cal 583 

Colfax.  WT 1115 


Cromberg,  Cal 642 

Cromwell,  Or 980 

Cross  Creek  Station ,  Cal 642 

CroKs  Hollows,  Or 960 

Cross  Keys,  Or 080 

Crossing  of  Slate  Creek,  Cal.l4T7 

Crow,  Or 980 

Crow  Agency,  Mont 1894 

Crow  Creek,  Mont 1894 

Crowley's,  Or 980 

Crow's  Landing,  Cal 543 

Croydon,  Utah 1278 

Crystal,  Idaho 1860 

Crystal  Bay,  Cal 548 

Crystal  Creek,  Cal •. .  543 

Crystal  Palace  Cave,  Cal 643 

Crystal  Peak,  Cal 643 

Crystal  Springs,  Cal 548 

Cueamonga,  Cal 643, 1477 

Cubero,  NM 1453 

Custer,  Idaho 1360 

Raifget,  Oal 643 

Dallas,  Or 980 

Dalles  City,  Or 981 

Daly,N  M 1463 

Damascus,  Cal 548 

Damascus,  Or 981 

Damrell,  WT 1116 

Danville,  Cal 643 

Dark  Canyon,  Cal 648 

Danah.Cal 643 

Darwin,  Cal. 544 

Davenport,  Cal 544 

Davenport,  W  T 1116 

Dr.vis  Creek,  Cal 644 

Davisvillc,  Cal 644 

Day's  Creek,  Or ..  981 

Dayton,  Cal  545 

Dayton,  Nev 1226 

Dayton,  Or    981 

Dayton,  WT 1116 

Dearborn,  Mont 1394 

Decotn,  Cal  ..    645 

Deep  Creek  Fi^lls,  W  T 1121 

Deeth,  Nev 1226 

Deer  Creek,  Cal 645 

Deer  L<Hlu;e  Citv,  Mont 1394 

Deer  Valley,  Cal 645 

Delano,  Cal 645 

Defiance,  N  M 1453 

Dellii,  Cal 645 

Dell,  Or 981 

Del  Monte,  Cal 645 

Del  Monte  Station,  Nev. . .  .1227 

Delta, Cal 1477 

Deming,  NM 1453 

Denman  Island,  BO 1187 

Denmark,  Or 981 

Denverton,   Cal 545 

Dorbeck  Mine,  Cal 645 

De  Redwo<xI,  Cal 545 

Desert,  A  T 1414 

Desert,   Cal 646 

Deweyville,  Utah 1278 

Dexter,  Or 981 

Diamond,  Nev 1227 

Diamond,  Utah 1278 

Diamond  Springs,  El  Dorado 

Co,  Ciil 646 

Oianiond   Springs,    Plumas 

Co  Cal 646 

Dilley,  Or 982 

Dill  n,Mont 1396 

Dixie  Or 982 

Dixie,  W  T  1121 

Cal  


646 

Crescent  Citv,  Cal 642lDoeBay,W  T  ..   1121 

Crescent  Mills,  Cal 542  i)og  Creelt,  B  C 1187 


Cressey,  Cal 542 

Creswell,  Or 980 

Crittenden, AT  1414 

Crockett,  Cal 542 


Dona  Ana,  N  H 1454 

Donner,  Cal 648 

Dora,  Or 982 

Dorris  Bridge,  Col 64s 


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DoshvUle,  Cal 548 

Dos  Babnas,  Cal 1477 

Dos  Pueblos,  Cal 648 

Dougherty's  Station,  Cal...  648 

Douglas  City,  Cal 648 

Douglas  Flat,  Cal 648 

Dover,  Utah 1278 

Downey,  Cal 648 

Downey ville,  Nev 1227 

Downieville.  Cal 549 

Dow's  Prairie,  Cal 550 

Drain,  Or 082 

Draper,  Utah 1278 

Drynoch,  BC 1187 

Drytown,  Cal 550 

Duarte>  Cal 550 

Dublin,  Cal 650 

Duck  Flat,  Nev 1227 

Duck  Water,  Nev 1227 

Dutfleyville,  AT '. .  .1414 

Dufur,Or 982 

Duncan's  Mills,  Cal 550 

Duncan's  Retreat,  Utah....  1279 

Dundee,  Or 982 

Dunnigan,  Cal Sol 

Durham,  Cal 551 

Dutch  Flat,  Cal 551 

Eagle  Cliff,  W T 1121 

Eagle  Creek,  Cal 552 

Eagle  Creek,  Or 982 

Eagle  Point,  Or 982 

Eagle  Rock,  Idaho 13(K) 

Eagle  Salt  Works,  Nev 1227 

Eagleville,  Cal 652 

East  Berkeley,  Cal 552 

East  Lake,  Cal 552 

East  Oakland,  Cal 552 

East  Portland,  Or 982 

East  Sound,  W  T 1121 

Easton,  Cal 56; 

Eberhardt,  Nev 1227 

Ebey's  landing-,  W  T 1121 

Echo,  Or 985 

Echo  City,  Utah 1279 

Eddy's  Xianding,  Cal 5,'i2 

Eden,  Utah 1279 

Edison,  W  T 1121 

Esun,  Or 985 

Eight  Mile  House,  Cal  552 

ElCajon.Cal .'552 

El  Dorado,  Cal 552 

Eldorado  Caflon ,  Ne v 1227 

Eleven  Mile  Station,  Cal 553 

Elhi,WT 1121 

Elizabeth  Lake,  Cal 553 

Elizabethtown,  Cal 553 

Elizabethtown,  N  M 1452 

Elk  Creek,  Cal 553 

ElkFlat.Or 9Sr> 

Elk  Grove,  Cal 553 

Elk  Head,  Or 985 

Elk  Horn,  Sail  BenitoCo,Cal  553 
Elk  Horn,  .San  Joa'n  Co,  Cal  553 

Elkhoni  Station,  Cal 5,53 

Elkins.NM 14ri4 

Elko,  Nev 122,- 

Elkton,  Or \\<6 

Ella,  Or 9S« 

EUensbursf,  Or 980 

EUensburg,  W  T 1121 

Elliott,  Cal 5,53 

Ellis,  Cal 5,53 

Ellis  Landing,  Cal 553 

Ellsworth,  Nev 1232 

Elina,  WT 1122 

Elmira,  Cal 654 

El  Monte,  Cal 554 

Ely,  Nev 1232 

Emery,  Cal 554 

Emigrant  Oap,  Cal 554 

Emmaton,  Cal 664 

Emmett,  Cal 664 


EramettsviUe,  Idaho 1360 

Emory,  B  C 1187 

Empire,  Nev 1282 

Empire  City,  Or 986 

Enchanted  Prairie,  Or 987 

Encinitos,  Cal 554,  1477 

Engle,N  M 1454 

Englewood,  Cal 556 

Ennis,  Mont    1396 

Enterprise,  Cal 655 

Eola,  Or 987 

Epperson,  Cal 555 

Eratus,  AT 1414 

Erda,  Utah 1279 

Erie,  Cal 666 

Escalante,  Utah 1279 

Essex,  Nev 1232 

Estes,  WT 1122 

Etna  Mills,  Cal 665,  1477 

Eugene  City,  Or 987 

Eureka,  Cal 555 

Eureka,  Nov 1233 

Eureka,  Utah 1279 

Eureka,  WT 1122 

Eureka  Lime  Kiln,  W  T....1122 

Eureka  North,  Cal 560 

Eureka  South,  Cal 560 

Evans,  Nev 1239 

Evergreen,  Cal .  560 

Ewartsville,  W  T 1122 

Fairbanks,  AT 1414 

Fairfax,  Cal 560 

Fairfield,  Cal 560 

Fairfield,  Utah  ..  1279 

Fair  Play,  Cal 561 

Fair  Play,  Nev 1239 

Fairview,  N  M 1454 

Fairview,  Or 988,  1488 

Fairview,  Utah 1279 

Fairview,  W  T 1122 

Fulk's  Store,  Idaho. 1360 

Fall  Brook,  Cal 561 

Fall  Brook  Station,  Cal 561 

Fall  City,  WT 1122 

Fall  Kiver  Mills,  Cal 561 

Falls,  Idaho 1360 

Fancher,  Cal  561 

Farniers\ille,  Cal 561 

Farmington,  N  M 1455 

Farmiiigton,[San  Jo'n  Co.Cal  561 
Farniington,"Teha'a  Co,  Cal.  562 

Farmington,  Utali 1280 

Farmington,  W  T 1122 

Fajal,  Cal ...  .562 

Fayette,  Utah 1280 

Felton,  Cal 562 

Ferguson's  Cove,  Cal 562 

Fernandez  De  Taos,  N  M. .  .1445 

Forndale,  Cal 562 

Ferndale,  W  T 1122 

Ferron's  City,  Utah 12!J0 

Fidago,  WT 1123 

Fiddletown,  Cal 563 

Fillmore,  Or 988 

Fillmore,  Utah.   128(i 

Fine  ( Jold,  Cal 56;J 

Fir,  WT ii:i3 

Fir  Cap,  Cal 563 

Firebaugli,  Cal  563 

Fish  Creek,  Mont  1393 

Fisli  Haven,  Idaho 136u 

Fisli  Ranch,  Cal 564 

Fish  Rock,  Cal 564 

Fisherman's  Bay,  Cal 563 

Fisher's,  WT 1123 

Fisk's  Mill,  Cal 564 

Five-Mile  House,  Cal 564 

Flagstaff,  AT 1414 

Flathead,  Mont 1895 

Fleetville,  Or 989 

Florence, AT  1414 

Florence,  Cal 664, 1477 


Florence,  Or 989 

Florin,  Cal  564 

Flume  House,  Cal  664 

Folsom,  Cal 664 

Forbestown,  Cal 665 

Forest  City,  Cal 565 

Forest  Grove,  Or 980 

Forest  Hill,  Cal 666 

Forest  Home,  Cal 666 

Forest  House,  Cal 666 

Forest  Ranch,  Cal 666 

Forest  Springs,  Cal 666 

Forestviile,  Cal 666 

Fork   of    Quesnelle    River, 

BC 1187 

Forks  of  New  River,  Cal. ...  567 
Forks  of  Salmon  River,  Cal.  667 

Forster,Cal 567 

Forster's  Bar,  Cal 668 

Forster's  Ranch,  Cal 567 

Fort  Assinaboine,  Mont. . .  .1396 

Fort  Barbino,  B  C 1187 

Fort  Ben  ton ,  Mont 1396 

Fort  Bowie,  AT 1416 

Fort  Colville,  W  T 1123 

Fort  Connolly,  BC  I    7 

Fort  Conrad,  .Mont. *  J7 

Fort  Crook,  Cal 567 

Fort  Cummings,  N  M 1455 

Fort  Custer,  Mont 1397 

Fort  Eraser,  BC 1187 

Fort  George ,  B  C 1187 

Fort  Graham,  B  C 1187 

Fort  Grant,  AT 1416 

Fort  Jones,  Cal 667 

Fort  Kooyh,  Mont 1397 

Fort  Klamath,  ')r 989 

Fort  Lapwai,  Idaho 1361 

Fort  Lemhi,  Idaho 1361 

Fort  Logan ,  Mont 1397 

Fort  Maginnis,  Mont 1397 

Fort  McDermitt,  Nev 1239 

Fort  McLeod,  B  C 1187 

Fort  Missoula,  Mont 1397 

Fort  Ross,  Cal 567 

Fort  Seldon,  N  M 1455 

Fort  St  James,  BO 118/ 

Fort  Sliaw,  Mont 1397 

Fort  Simpson,  B  C 1188 

Fort  Stant<in,  N  M 1455 

Fort  Steilacoom,  W  T 1123 

Fort  Stevens,  Or 989 

Fort  Sumpter,  Or 989 

Fort  Thomas,  A  T.  ........  1415 

Fort  Union,  N  M  1455 

Fort  Wrangell,  Alaska, 1206 

Fort  Yuma,  Cal 568 

Fo.isil,  Or 09O 

Fountain  Green,  Utah  ...  .1280 

Fountain  Valley,  Cal 568 

Four  Corners,  Cal  568 

Fourth  Crossing,  Cal 568 

Fonts  Springs,  Cal 563 

Fowler,  Cal 568 

Fox  Ranch,  Cal 568 

Fox  Vallej,  Or 990 

Foxen  Ranch,  Cal 568 

Francis,  Cal 66S,  1477 

Franklin,  Cal 668,  1477 

Franklin,  Idaho 1361 

Franklin, Or 990 

Franktown ,  Nev 1239 

Fraziur.Cal  568 

Freedom,  Cal 669 

Freedom,  Idaho 1361 

Freedom,  Or 990 

Freeport,  Col  669 

Freeport,WT 1123 

Freestone,  Cal 669,  1478 

Fremont,  Utah 1280 

French  Camp,  Cal 669 

French  Corral,  Cal 660 


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French  Flat,  Cal 669 

French  Oulch,  Cal S69 

Frenchtown,  Cal fi70 

Frenchtown ,  Mont 1397 

Fre^o  City,  Cal 570 

Fresno  Flats,  Cal 576,   1478 

Fresno  Hot  Springs,  Cal 676 

Friday  Harbor,  W  T 1123 

Frisco,  Utah 1280 

Frontier  House,  Cal 676 

Fruitland,  Cnl 576 

Fulda,  WT 1123 

FuUcrton,  N  M 1455 

Fulton,  Cal 576 

Fulton  Wells,  Cal 676 

Fultonville,  Or 990 

Furnaee\  ille,  Cal 576 

Galena,  Idaho 1361 


GlenvlUe,  Cal 582|Hachita,  N  M . . 

Olenwood,  Cal 682JHackberry,  A  T 

Glenwood,  Idaho 1362  Hailey,  Idaho. . . 

Glenwood,  Utah 1280  Half  Moon  Bav,  Cal 

Globe  City   AT 1415 

Glorieta,  KM 1455 

Gloster,  Mont...'. 1398 

Golconda,  Nev 1240 

Golden,  N  M 1455 

Golden  Citv,  <  al 583 

Gold  Hill.  Nev 1240 

Goldendalo,  W  T 1124 

Gold  Run,  Cal 583 

Gold  Run,  Mont 1398 

Goleta,  Cal 583,  1478 

Gonzales,  Cal  583 

Goodyeav's  Bar,  Cal 683 

Gosde  Creek,  Idaho 1302 


Galena,  Nev 1239  Gorman's  Station,  Cal.. 583,  1478 

Galena,  N  M 14.56  Goshen,  Cal 583 

Gallatin,  Cal 676  Goshen, Or 991 

Gallatin,  Mont 1397  Goshen,  Utah 1281 

Gallinas  Spring,  N  M 1465;Gospel  Swamp,  Cal 583 

Gait,  Cal 576Grade,Or 991 

Gansner's  Mill,  Cal 577  Grafton,  Cal 584 

Garberville  Cal 577,  1478lGrafton,  N  M 1450 

Garcia,  fal 578|Giainland,  Cal 584 

Gardemever,  Cal 578  JGrand  Island,  Cal 584 

Garden  City,  Utah 1281  Grand  Mound,  W  T 1124 

Garden  Grove,  Cal 578|Grand  Ronde 991 

Garden  Home,  Or 990  Grand  View,  Cal 584 

Garden  Valley,  Cal 578  Grange  City,  W  T 1124 

Gardiner,  Mont 1397  tGrangeville,  Cnl .'>S4 

Gardiner,  Or  99o!Grangeville,  Idaho 1302 

Gardnerville,  Nev 1239  [Granite  City,  Utah 1282 

Garfield,  W  T 1123  Granite  Creek,  Nev        ....  1241 

Garrote,  Cal 578;Granite  Hill,  Cal .585 

Gas  I'oint,  Cal .  578  Granite  Station,  Cal 585 

Gasquet,  Cal 678lGraniteville,  Cal     685 

Gaston,  Or  990,Grant,  N  M 1456 

Gathier  School  House,  Cal . .  678  Grant's  Pass,  Or 901 

Gaviota.Cal 578  Grant's  Station,  Or 91)1 

Gazelle,  Cal 678  Grantsvillc,  Utah 1282 

Geddes,  Nev 1239'Oiantvillo,  Nov 1241 

Genessee,  Idaho 1361  Granville,  B  C 11K>< 

Genessee,  Cal 578  Grass  ('reek,  Utah 

Genoa,  Nev 1239  Grass  Valley,  C'a'. 


1456 

1416 

1362 

593' 

Half  Moon  Bay  Colony,  Cal . .  594 

Half  Way  House,  Calaveras 

Co,  Cal 594 

Half  Way  House,  Santa  Cla- 
ra Co,  Cal 594 

Halleck,  Cal 594 

Halleck,  Nev 1241 

Halsey,  Or 991 

Hamblin,  Utah 1282 

Hamburg  Bar,  Cal 694 

Hamilton ,  Mont 1398 

Hamilton,  Nev 1241 

Hamlet.Cal 594 

HaniptonviUe,  Cal 594 

Ham's  Station,  Cal 594 

Hanford,  Cal 694 

Hangman's  Creek,  W  T 1124 

Hangtown  (  rossiiig,  Cal. . . .  696 

Hanlon's '"jrry,  Cal 596 

Hapr-   camp,  Cal 696 

Happy  Home,  W  T 1124 

Happy  Valley,  Cal 596 

Hai  bin  Springs,  Cal 696 

Hardman,  Or 992 

Hardy ville,  AT 1416 

Harmony,  Utah 1283 

Harris,  Cal 596 

Ilarrisburgh,  Cal 596 

Harrisburg,  Or 992 

Harrison ,  Mont  1398 

Harrisville,  Utah 1283 

Harshaw.AT 1416 

Hart's  Mill,  Cal 696 

Hass  Station,  Cal 59e 

Hasty  Mill,  Cal  596 

Havilah.Cal 597 

Ha\vkin8\  ille,  Cal 597 

Hawthorne,  Nev 1241 

Havden,  AT 1416 

Huvden,  Mont 1398 

Hayden  Hill,  Cal 597 

ris-'llav  Creek,  Or 1488 

IHav  Fork,  Cal 597 


Gentile  Valley,  Idaho 1361  Gra\e  Creek,  Or SHil|Huy  Kanch,  Ni  \ 1242 


George,  Or 990  Gra\elly  Valley,  Cal. 

Georgetown,  Cal 578  Gray  Flat,  (_'al . . 

Georgetown,  Idaho 1381  Grayling,  Mont. 

Georgia  Slide,  Cal 579  Gravsnn,  Cal. . . 

Gerald,  Nev 1:'40  (iray's  River,  W  T 


.'^^.^IHaj  wards,  Cal. . 
."iSSiHavwood,  t'al. 
I  mis; Hazel  Creek,  Cal. 


597 
508 
598 


■<!•'  Hazel  Green,  Cal 598 


GerniantowM,  Cal 579  Great  Eastern  Mine,  Cal. . . .  5»li 

(lortrudo,  Cal 579Great  Ea.stern  (Quicksilver 

Gorvais,  Or :   ...    990i    Mine,  Cal .589 

Geysorville.  Cal 580  Greatervillo,  AT...     1410 

Gibbonsville,  Idaho 13(!1  Great   Western   Quicksilver 

Gibson's  Haneh,  Cnl 580.,  Mine,  Cal 589 

Gihson  ville,  Cal .580  Greeniield,  Nev 1241 

Gila,  N  M 1455  Green's  Store,  Cal. 


Il-.'l;IIealil>t)iui!-,  ('Ill 


...   .580 

Gila  Bend,  AT 1415  Green  Vullev,  Cal .">89 

Gillett,  A  T 1415  Greenville,  t'liimaa  Co,  Cal..  589 

Gilmore,  Cal 580  Green\  ille,  Yuba  Co,  Cal ,59(i 

Gilrov,  Cal 580  ioreenv  ille.  Or 901 

Gilrov  Hot  Springs,  Cal 5S2  Greenville,  Utah 1282 

Gimlet,  Idaho 1302  Greenwich,  Cal 590 

Gimlotville,  Cal 582lGreenwood,  Cal 600 

Glenbrook,  Cal .582,(>rldley,  Cal 690 

Glenbrook,  Nev 1240  Grimes' Landing,  Cal 501 

Glenbrook  Farm,  Cal 582  (Jrizzly  Bear  House,  Cnl. ...  591 

Glenotie,  Cal 582  Grizzly  F!ats,  Cal .'^^91 

Glencoe,  Or 091  j Grouse  Crock,  B  C 11M8 

Glendale,  Mont l!i97!Grouse  Creek,  Utah 1282 

Glondale,  Utah 1281  iGroveland,  Cnl 501 

Glcndive,  Mont 1308  Guadaloupo,  Cal 502 

Gleneden,  W  T 11'23  Guadalupita,  N  M ..1450 

Glen  Ellen,  Cal 582,GuttlaIa,  (  al  .^.0: 

Glenn,  Or 991  «ub.serville,  Cal  .502 

Glenn's  Ferry,  Idaho 1302  Guerneville, Cal .502JH(inolulu,Cal 008,  1478 

Glonora,BC .   :i«8  Gunnison,  Utah 1282  Hood  River,  Or 994 

Glemna,  W  T  '.123  Guy,  W  T 1124!nockton,  Cal 008 


irobc  !    Itai). 
Hi  1      M.Uah.... 

He  la,  Mont 

Hclnu  illt ,  Mont . 


59« 

..I2,'<;i 

..1283 

.1.198 

.1.399 


Henefer,  I  tah 12S;! 

Henlcj ,  Cal 604 

Hcnncss,  Or Of: 

Hcniy's,  Cal (104 

Hoppner,  Or 993 

Herriik's  Cross,  CI   604 

Hicksville,  Cal 604 

Highland, Cal 604 

Highland  Springs,  Cal 004 

Hiko,  Nev -'42 

Hilllmrst,  WT...., 25 

Hill.sbor'iugh,  NM...  i456 

Hillsboro,  Or 993 

HilLxdale,  Utah 1283 

Hill'c  Ferry,,  Cal 605 

llilltown,  Cal...     605 

Hites  Cove,  Cal 605 

Hoko.WT 1125 

Holbrook,  AT 1417 

Hollister,  Cal 605 

H.nie  Park,  Mont l.'J99 

Honcut.Cal 608 


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Hoopft  Valley,  Cal 608,  M78 1  Irving,  Or 906 

Hooper,  Utah 1283  iBaacaon,  AT U17 

Hoi^rsville,  Cal 608  Isabel,  Or 096 

Hope,  B  O 1188  Island,  Idaho 1864 

Hopeton.Cal      608  Island  City,  Or ...  096 

Hopland,Ca1 60S,IsIetoh,  Cal 614 

Hoquiam,  WT 1126, Ivanpah,  Cal 1478 

Homitoe,Cal 609,  Jackson,  Alaska 1206 

Horse  Plains,  Hont 1309  Jackson,  Cal 614 

Horse  Springs,  N  M 1456  Jackson  Gate,  Cal 616 

Horseshoe  Bay,  B  C 1188  Jacksonville,  Cal 616 

Horseshoe  Bend,  Idaho 1 363 '  Jacksonville,  Or 096 

Hotaling,  Cal 600  Jamestown,  Cal 616 

HotCreek,Nev 1242, Jamison,  Cal 616 

HotSprings,  Kern  Co,  Cal . .  008  Jaraul,  Cal 616 

Hot  Springs,  Mono  Co,  Cal . .  609  Janosville,  Cal. . .  616 

Hot  Springs,  Nev  1242  Jefferson,  Or 997 

Hough's  Springs,  Cal 609  Jefferson  City,  Mont 1399 

Houghton,  WT 1125  Jefferson  Island,  Mont 1399 

Howard,  Or 094  JennyLind,  Cal 616 

Howard,  W  T 1125' Jersey  Landing,  Cal 618 

Howards,  Cal    609,  Jessie,  Idaho  1364 

Howard  Springs,  Cal 609,Jesu8  Maria,  Cal  616 

Howe.  Cal 609,Jewell,Or 998 

Howell's,  Cal 609  Jewels,  Cal 1478 

Howland  Flat  (or  Howlands)         John  Adams,  Cal 616 

Cal 609, John  Dav,  Or 998 

Hubbard,  Or 994  John  Day's  Creek,  Idaho ...  1364 

Hudson  HotSprings,  N  M..  1450, Johnson,  Utah 1284 

Huenome,  Cal 609  Johnson's  Ranch,  Cal 616 

Hugheaville,  Mont 1399  Johnsville,  Cal 616 

Humboldt,  N6v 1242'johntown,  Cal 617 

Humboldt  Basin,  Or 004|Jolon,  Cal 617 

Humboldt  Road,  Cal 609,Ji>rdan,  Or 998 

Humbug,  Cal 609  Joseph,  Or 998 

Hungarian  Hill,  Cal 610'joseph,  Utah 1284 

Hungry  Harbor,  Or 995  Josephine,  Cal  617 

Hunsaker,Cal 610  Juab,  Utah 1284 

Huntington,  Or 995  Judsonvillo,  Cal 617 

Huntington,  Utah    1283  Julian  City,  Cal 617 

Huntley.  Mont 1399' Junction,  Idaho 1364 

Hunt's  Guleh,  Cal .   ...  610|Junction,  Mont 1399 

Hunt's  Hill,  Cal 610  Junction,  Nev  124: 

Huntsville,  Utah 1284 'Junction,  Utah . .   1284 

Huntsville,  W  T 1125'Junction  C  ty,  Cal 617 

Hupp's  Mills,  Cal 610  Junction  City,  Or 098 

Hurleton.  Cal 610,  14r8| Junction  Station,  Cal 617 

Husum,  W  T 1125  Juneau,  Alaska 1206 

Hyde  Park,  Utah  1284lKalama,  W  T 1125 

Hydesville,  Cal OlO.Kamas,  Utah 1284 

Hyrum,  Utah 1284'Kamil.he,  W  T 1126 

lagua,  Cal OlOjKamloops,  BC 1188 

Idaho  City,  Idaho 1363'iKanab,  Utah 1285 

Idaho  Territory 1355  Kanarrav  He,  Utah 1285 

Igo.Cal 610 

Illinois  Ranch,  Cal 610 


Ilwaco,  WT 1125 

Indepeni!cnce,  Cal 6il 

Independence,  Or 0k^5 


Kanosh,  Utah  1285 

Kays\  ille,  Utah 1285 

Keam'a Canyon,  AT 1417 

Keating,Or 990 

Keiti  ley  Creek,  B  0 1188 


Independence,  W  T 1125  Kellogg,  Cal 617 

Index  to  Advertisers 4S<]  Kellogg,  Or 999 


Indian  Creek,  Siskiyou  Co, 
Cal 611 

Indian  Creek,  Trinity  Co, 
Cal 611 

Indian  Creek,  Idaho 1364 


K.l  ev,  Cal 617 

Kt  hey ville,  Cal 018 

Kelso,  Idaho, 1364 

Kelton.Utah 1286 

Kerby,  Or 999 


Indian  Diggings,  Cat 61l{Keremeao8,  BC 1188 

Indian  Gulch,  Cal 611  iKernville,  Cal 618 

Indian  Hill,  Cal 611,  1478  Ketchum,  Idaho 1364 

Indiana  Ranch,  Cal eiliKibbesillah,  Cal 618 

Indio,Cal 61l|Kilchis,  Or 999 

Inez,  Cal 612  Kingiiburgh,  Cal 618 

Inglenook,  Cal 612  Kingsley,  Or 999 

Ingles,  Or 995; Kingslong  Ferry.  Cal 618 

Inskip,  Cal 6121  King's  River,  Cal 618 

Inverury,  Utah  1284  Kingston,  Cal 618 

lone,  Cal 612|King8ton,  Utah 1286 

Iowa  City,  Cal  613jKlng'8  Valley,  Or 999 

lowaHill,  Cal 614  Kittitas,  WT 1126 

Irondale,  WT U26  ~  "       '~~ 


Ircm  Mountain  Silver  Mine, 
Cal 614 


Kivataino  Sound,  B  0 1489 

Klamath  Axencyi  Or 900 

Kiamath  Mtll,  Cal 618 


Klikltat  Landing,  W  T 1126 

Ki.appa,Or 009 

Knappton,  WT 1126 

Kneeland,  Cal .-618 

Knight,  Or 000 

Knight's  Ferry,  Cal . . .  .610,  1478 

Knight's  Landing,  Cal 610 

Khoxville,  Cal 610 

Konewock,  WT 1126 

Koosharem,  Utah 1286 

Kootenay,  B  C 1 189 

Korbels,  Cal 619 

Korbel's  Mills,  Cal  619 

Kreyenhagens,  Cal 619 

La  Ballona,  Cal 619 

LaCtnter,  W  T 1126 

Lac  La  Hache,  B  C 1189 

LaConner,WT 1126 

T^addsville,  Cal «19 

Ladner's  Landing,  B  C 1189 

Lafayette,   Cal 619 

Lafayette,  Or 999 

La  Conoepcion,  N  M 1456 

La  Costilla,  N  M 1456 

La  Cueva,  N  M 1456 

La  Gonia,  Cal 619 

La  Graciosa,  Cal 619 

La  Grande,  Or 1000 

La  Grange,  Cal 619 

La  Honda,  Cal 620 

LaPanza,  Cal 620 

La  Plata,  N  M 1457 

La  Porte,  Cal 620 

U  Punta,  Cal 620 

Laguna.NM 1456 

Lake  City,  Cal 620,  1478 

Lake  House,  Cal 620 

Lake  Point,  Utah .  1286 

Laktport,  Cal 620 

Lake  Tahoe,  Cal 622 

Lake  Valley,  Cal 622 

Lake  Valley,  N  M 1457 

Lake  View,  Nev 1242 

Laketon.WT 1128 

Lakeview,  Or 1000 

Lake  View,  WT 1126 

Lakeville,  Cal 683 

Lamb's  Bridge,  Cal 623 

Lancaster,  Or 1001 

Lancha  Plana,  Cal 623 

Lane's  Mineral  Springs,  Cal- 
ifornia   623 

Laneville,  Idaho 1385 

Langeil's  VaUey,  Or 1001 

Langlois,Or HiOl 

Langston's  Ferry,  W  T 1126 

Langtown,  Cal 623 

Lang\ille,  Cal 623 

Lang  worth,  Cal 623 

Lapwai,  Idaho 1385 

Larene.W  T 1126 

Lannboe.  Cal 623 

Larttii,  W  T 1127 

Las  Cruces,  Cal 623 

Las  Crucos,  N  M 1457 

Las  Vogas 1457 

Latham,  Or ICOl 

Lathrop,  Cal 623 

Latrobe,  Cal 623 

Laurel,  Or IWl 

Laurel  Creek,  Cal 624 

Laurin,  Mont 1399 

Lava  Bed,  Cal 624 

Lawrence,  Cal 624 

LaytonviUe,  Cal 624 

Leaburgh,Or 1001 

Leamington,  Utah 1286 

Lebanon,  Or 1001 

Le  Bright's,Cal 624 

Leeds,  Utah 1286 

Leesburg,  Idaho 1366 

LeasvlUcCal 624 


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LehtOity,  Utah 1280 

lettchville,  W  T 1127 

Leland.Or 1002 

Lemoore,  Cat 624 

Lenan.WT 1127 

Levan.Utah 1286 

Levengood,  Mont. 1400 

Lewis   Cal 624,  1478 

Lewis.  Mont 1400 

Lewis,  Nev 1248 

Lewiston,  Cal 624 

Lewiston,  Idaho 1365 

Lowisville,  W  T 1127 

Lexington    Cal 624 

Lexington,  Or 1002 

Liberty,  Idaho 1371 

Lida.  Nev 1243 

Lidell,  Cal 624,  1478 

Lidyvilie,  Idaho 1371 

Lightning  Creole,  B  C 1189 

LiUoet.  BC 1189 

Lime  Kiln,  WT ...1127 

Lincoln,  Cal  625 

Lincoln,  NM 1462 

Lincoln,  Or 1002 

Lindale,Cal 625 

Linden,  Cal 625 

Linlcville,  Or 1002 

Linn's  Valley,  Cal 626 

Lion  Citv,  Mont 1400 

Little  Elk,  Or 1002 

Little  Falls,  W  T 1127 

Little  Lake    Cal 626,  1478 

Little  River,  Cal 626 

Little  Rock,  W  T 1127 

Little  Shasta,  Cal 626 

Little  Shasta  Mill ,  Cal 626 

Little  Smoky,  Idaho 1371 

Little  Ston  V,  Cal 626 

Littleton,  Utah  1286 

Little  Wood  River,  Idaho... 1371 

Little  York,  Cal 026 

Litton  Snrings,  Cal 626 

Live  Oak,  Cal 627 

Livurmore,  Cal 627 

Livingston,  Cal 623 

I.ioa,  Utah 1286 

Lobotus  Station,  Cal 629 

Lot  keford,  Cal  629 

Locust  Orove,  Cal 680 

Lo<ii,  Cal 630 

Loetin,  UUh 1286 

Lomo,  Cal 631 

Lompoc,  Cal 631 

Lone  Pine,  Cal 682 

Lone  Pine,  N  M 1462 

lK)nePine,  WT 1127 

Lone  Rock,  Or 1002 

Long  Bar,  Cal  632 

Lontf  Bridge,  Cal 633 

Long  Creek,  Or 1002 

Long  Tom,  Or 1002 

Long  Valley,  Lassen  Co,  Cal.  633 
Long  Vallev,  Plumas  Co,  Cal  U33 

Longvillc,  t'al 633 

Looking  Glass,  Or 1003 

Lookout,  Cal 688 

Looyars,  BC 1189 

Lopez  Island.  W  T 1127 

Lordsburg,  N  M 1462 

Lorenzo,  Cal 1478 

Lorin,  Cal 6 

Los  Alamos,  Cal  fl 

Los  Angeles,  Cal 6 

Los  Banos,  Cal 062 

L08Oato8,Cal 062 

Los  Uedanos,  Cal 064 

Lo8  Nietos,  Cal  064 

Lost  Camp,  Cal . .    664 

Loat  Creek,  Nev 1248 

Lotus,  Cal 064 

Lovelock,  Cal 064 


Lovelocks,  Nev 1248 

Lowden's  Ranch,  Cat '    654 

Lowell.WT 1127 

LoweU  HiU,Oal 064 

Lower  Lake,  Cal 064 

Lower  San  Juan,  N  M 1468 

Low  Gap,  Cal 656 

Loyalton,Cal 656 

Lu(ronia,Cal 066 

Lranml.WT...  1127 

Lundy.Cal 065 

Luning.  Nev 1248 

Luttrell,  AT 1417 

Lyle.WT 1127 

Lynden  WT 1128 

Mabel,  Or 1008 

Mace's  Mill,  Cal 656 

Madeay,  Or 1003 

Macvilfe,Cal 656 

Madeline,  Cal 656 

Madera,  Cal    656 

Madison,  Cal  656 

Mad  River,  Cal... 667 

Magalia,  Cal 6  7 

Magdalena,  N  M 1463 

Mahew's  Station,  Cal 657 

Maiden,  Mont 1400 

Main  Prairie,  Cal 657 

Malad  Citv,  Idaho 1371 

Maley,  AT....    1417 

Malheur,  Or 1003 

Mammoth  Cave,  Cal  657 

Mammoth  City,  Cal 657 

Manchester,  Cal 657 

Mandovi,  WT. 1129 

Manka's  Corner,  Cal 658 

Manlyville,  AT 1417 

Mann's  Landing,  W  T 1128 

Mnnti,  Utah 1293'Milquatay,  Cal 

Manuelito,  N  K 1463:Milton,  Cal 


Meadowville,  Utah 18B4 

Medical  Lake,  W  T 1128 

Mehama,  Or 1000 

Melrose,  Cal 067 

Mendocino  City,  Cal 063 

Mendon,  Utah 1294 

Menlo  Park,  Cal 068 

Merced,  Cal 088 

Merced  Falls,  Cal 672 

Meridian, Cal    072 

MerrillviUe,  Cal 072 

MeMtOlty,  AT. 1417 

Mesa  Grande,  Cal 078 

Mesilla,  N  M 1468 

Mesquit,  Nev 1248 

Metallic  City,  Nev 1244 

Metchosiii,  BC 1189 

Michigan  Bar,  Cal 678 

Michigan  BluiT,  Cal 078 

Middle  Bar,  Cal      673 

Middleton,  Idaho 1871 

Middleton,  Or 1006 

Middietoii,  Utah 1294 

Middletown,  Cal 678 

Middle  Valley,  Idaho 1371 

Midway,  Cal 674 

Midway,  Utah 1294 

Miles,  WT 1128 

Miles  City,  Mont 1401 

Milford,Cal 674 

Milford.  Utah 1294 

Mill  City,  Nev 1244 

Miller,  Cal 674 

Millers, Or 1006 

Mills'  Seminary,  Cal 674 

Millvllle.  Cal 674 

Millville,  Utah 1294 

Milpitas,  Cal 674 

675 
675 


Manzans,  N  M 1463iMilton,  Or 1006 

Maple  Bay.  B  C llSOJMiUon,  W  T 1129 

Marengo,  W  T 1128,Milwaukeo,  Or 1006 

Maricopa, AT 1417|Mineral  Hill,  Nev 1244 

Marietta,  Nev 1243,Mineral  King,  Cal...   675 

Marion,  Or  lOOSjMineral  Park.A  T 1417 

Mariposa,  Cal  058  Minersville,  Cal 675 

Market  Lake,  Idaho 1371|MinersviIle,  Utah 1294 

Markleeville,  Cal 658  Mink  Creek,  Idaho 1372 


Mark  West,  Cal 6.''>9,Minnehaha,  A  T 


Marshall,  Cal 659 

Marshall,  W  T 112S 


.1418 


Marshtleld,  Or 1003, 1488  Missoula,  Mont 1401 


Marshland,  Or 1488 

Martin,  Idaho 1371 

Martina,  Mont ..1400 

Martinez,  Cal 659 


Miscellaneous,  Cal. . . ., 14S7 

Mission  San  Jose,  Cal 075 


Mitchell.Or 1<X)7 

Mitchell  Ranch,  Mont 1402 

Mitchell's  Springs,  Cal 676 

Moab,  Utah 1294 


Marysville,  Cal  061 ,  1478|Modesto,  Cal 676 

Marysvllle,  Utah 1293  Mohave,  Cal 680 

Marysville.  W  T 1128  Mohave  City,  AT 1418 


Mason  Valley,  Nev 1243 

Massett,  BC 1189 

Matsqui,  B  C 1189 

Maxwell,  Cal 


May,  Cal 667jMona,  Utah 


Mohawk,  Or 1007 

Mohawk  Vallev,  Cal 081 

Mokelumne  Hill,  Cal 681 

Molalla,  Or 1007 


.1294 

Monitor,  Cal 081 

Monmouth,  Or 1007 

Mono,  Cal 081 

Monono  Flat,  Cal 081 

Monroe,  Utah 1294 

Monroe  Cit.",  Or 1007 

Monsenat.Cal 081 

Montana  Territory 1882 

Monterey,  Cal 081 

Hontesano,  W  T 1129 

Montezuma,  AT 1418 

Montezuma,  Cal, 


Mayfleld,  Cal 067 

Mayfleld.  Utah 1298 

Mayhew'^  Landing,  Cal OO/l 

May  View,  WT 1128 

McClcUan  Ouloh,  Mont 1400 

McConnell's,  Cal 607 

Mccormick's  Ranch,  Cal...  067 

McCoy,  Or 1004 

McDowell,  AT 1417 

McKinney'8  Landing,  Cal . . .  687 

McMillan,  AT 1417 

HcMinnville,  Or 1004 

Meadow,  Utah 1298  Montezuma,  Utah ta>5 

Meadow,  W  T    1128  Montgomery  Cree'.;,  Cal. ....  088 

Meadow  Creek.  Mont 1400;Montrcello,  Cal 088 

Meadow  Valley,  Cal Oe7|Montpelier,  Idaho 1872 

Meadowville,  Or lOPO  Monument,  Or 1007 


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Contents. 


MoodyviUe.'B  0 1190 

Mooney  Flat/Cal 683 

Moon's  Ranch,  Cal. 

Moore's  Flat,  Cal 6S8 

Moore'g  Station,  Cal 688 

Mooretown,  Cal 688 

Moorhouse,  Or 1008 

Mooga,  Cal 684 

Mora,  NM 1468 

Morgan  City,  Utali 1295 

Morgdn'8  Mine,  Cal 684 

Morgan  Valley,  Cal 684 

Mormon  Bar,  Cal 684 

Mormon  Basin,  Or 1008 

Mormon  Island,  Cal 684 

Moro,  Cal 684 

Morritto,  Cal 6<4 

Moscow,  Idaho lo72 

Mosquito  Gulch,  Cal 684 

Moss  Landing,  Cal 6S4 

Mound  House,  Nev 12U 

Mountain  City,  Nev 1244 

Mountain  Dale,  Or  ...1008,1489 

Mountain  Home,  Idaho 1376 

Mountain  House,  Cal 1470 

Mountain  Ranch,  Cal  684 

Mountain  View,  Cal 684 

Mountain  View  Station,  Cal.  685 

Mount  Balxer,  WT 1129 

Mount  Bullion,  Cal 685 

Mount  Coffin,  W  T 1129 

Mount  Eden,  Cal OS.") 

Mount  Fairview,  Cal 6S5 

Mount  H  pe,  Cal 6S.') 

Mount  Idaho,  Idaho IST-^ 

Mount  Pleasant,  Cal 6S5 

Mount  Pliasant,  Or lOOS 

Mount  Pleasant,  Utah ....     129.') 

Mount  Scott,  Or 1<H)8 

Mount  SliBsta,  Cal  OS.'i 

Mount  Tabor,  Oi- 1008 

Mount  Vernon,  Or 1008 

Mount  Vernon,  W  T 1129 

Muclt.WT 1129 

MudBay.BC 1190 

Mud  Spiina^s,  fal 6S« 

Mulr  Citv.'Mont 1402 

Muliilteo",  VV  T 1129 

Mu'doon,  Idaho 1.376 

Mulina,Or 1008 

Mullan,  Mont 1402 

Murphy,  Or 1008 

Murphys,  Cal 1479 

Murpljy's  Camp,  Cal 686 

Music!*,  Cal 686 

Myrtle  Point,  Or 1008 


Newcastle.  W  T 1180 

New  Chicago,  Cal 694 

New  Chicago,  Mont 1402 

Now  England  Mills,  Cal 

New  Dungeness,  W  T 1180 

New  Era,  Or 1009 

New  Four-Mile  House  Cal..  695 

New  harmony,  Utah 1295 

New  Hope,  Cal 695 

New  Hope  Landing,  Cal. .. .  695 

New  Jerusalem,  Cal 

Nen  Mexico 1445 

New  Pine  Creeli,  Or 1009 

New  Tacoma,  W  T 1130 

New  Westminster,  B  C 1191 

New  Yorlc  Landing,  Cal 695 

New  York  Ravine,  Cal 696 

Newarit,  Alameda  Co,  Cal. . .  694 

Newarl{,  Sierra  Co,  Cal 694 

Newberg,  Or 1009 

Newbert,  Cal 

Newbury  Parlt,  Los  Angeles 

Co,  Cal 694 

Newbury  Parlt,  Ventura  Co, 

Cal 694 

Neweilsviile,  Or 1009 

NewhaU,Cal 695 

Newport,  Mendocino  Co,  Cal  695 
Newport,  Los  Angeles  Co,  Cal  69.') 
Newport,  Benton  Co,  Or. .   .1009 

Newport,  Coos  Co,  Or 1009 

Newton,  Or 1009 

Newton,  Utah 1298 

Nowtown,  Cal 695 

Newvilie.Cal 695 

Nieasio,  Cal 698 

Nicola  Vaiiey,  B  C 1193 

Nioolaus,  Cal 

Niles.Cal 696 

Nimshew,  Cal  698 

Nine-Mile  House,  Cal 690 

Nino  City,  Alaslta 1206 

Nojfal,NM 1463 

Nool{sachl<,  W  T 1134 

Noowete,  B  C 1489 

Nord.  Cal 696 

NordliofT,  Cal  

Vorfollt,  Or 1010 

North  American  House,  Cal.  697 

North  Arm,  BC 1193 

Ni  .rtli  Bend ,  Or 1010 

North  Bloomfield,  Cal 697 


Oak  Run,  Cal  782 

Oakdale,  Cal 700 

Oakland,  Cal 701, 1480 

Oakland,  Or 1011 

Oakland,  WT 1184 

Oakiev,Idaho 1376 

Oakviile,  Or 1011 

OakvilIe,WT 1134 

Ocate,NM 1464 

Occident,  Cal 732, 1480 

Occidental,  Cal 732 

Ocean  View,  San  Francisco 

Co.  Cal 782 

Ocean  View.  Sonoma  Co.  Cal  732 

Ogden.  Utah 1296 

Ojo  Caliente,  N  M 1464 

Olai  Valley,  Cal 733 

Oka,  .Mont 1403 

Okanagon,  BC 1193 

Olalla.Or 1011 

Oiancha,  Cal 733 

Old  Agency,  Mont  1403 

Olden,  Mont 1403 

Old  Town,  Cal 733 

Oleander,  Cal 783 

Olema,  Cal 733 

Olema  Station,  Cal , . .   7.33 

Olequa,  WT... 1134 

Olex,  Or 1011 

01impo,Cal 733 

01eta,Cal 733 

Olnev,  Or 1011 

Olynipia,  WT 1134 

Omega,  Cal 733 

Oneatta,  Or 1011 

Onecho,  WT 1136 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty- 
Seven-Mile  House,  B  C.1193 
One  Hundred  and  Fiftj  -Mile 

House,  BC 1193 

Oneida,  Idaho 13"6 

Oneota,  Nev 1244 

Onion  Valley,  Cal 734 

Ontario,  WT 1136 

Ophir,Cal 734 

Ophir,  Utah 1307 

Orange,  Cal 734 

Orcas  Island,  W  T 1136 

Oregon 956, 1488 

Oregon  City.  Or 1012 

Oregon  Guioh,  Cal 734 

Oregon  Hill.  Cal 734 

Oregon  House,  Cal 734 


North  Branch,  Cal 

North  Brownsville.  Or 1010  Oret)wn.  Or. 1014 

Nirth  Canyon vilic,  Or 1010 Orland.  Cal 734 

North  Columbia,  Cal 09  'Orleans.  Cal  735 

Nanaimo.  B  C 119o|North  Cove,  W  T 111^4  oro,  AT 1418 

Napa  City.  Cal 686, 14V9.N(.rth  Fork, Cal 69"!()io  Blanco,  AT 1418 

Napa  Junction,  Cal 689| North  Ogden 1489|oro  FIno,  Cal 735 

Napa  So<ia  Springs,  Cal 659: Nortli  Powder,  Or     lOlOiOrovilie,  Cal 735 

Napavine,  W  T 1129iNorth  San  Uiego,  Cal «9r|orting,  W  T T136 

Nasal,  W  T 1129  North  :  an  Juan,  Cal 69ilOs  cola,  Nev 1244 

Nashv.lle,  Cal 689:North  Tenies  al,  Cal 698  Osceola,  W  T 1137 

Natchec,  W  T 1129;North  Yamhill,  Or 1010  Osgood,  Cal 738 

National  City,  Cal 690  Norton,  Or lOllio.wego,  Or 1014 

Natividad,  Cal OOOJNortonville,  Cal 090  Otego,  Nev 1244 


Otter,  Mont 1403 

Ouray,  Utah 1307 


Navarro  Ridge,  Cal 690  Norwalk,  Cal 699 

Naviov.Or 1008  Norway,  Or 1011 

Neah  Bav,  VV  T 1130  Norwood,  Mont 1403  Overland,  Mont 140.3 

Needv,  Or 1009  Novato,  Cal 699;Ovid,  Idaho 1376 

Nehaieni,  Or 1009  Novelty,  W  T 1134iOvster\ille,  W  T 1137 

Nelson,  Cal 090  Noyo,  Cal 099jO.\ford,  Idaho...    1.376 

Nelson  P.)int,  Cal 091, Nugget,  AT 1418 jPacheco,  Cal 738 

Nephi.  Utah 1295  Oak  Arbor,  Cal 700,  Pages,  Cal 738 

Netarts.Or     lOOOXKik  Bar,  Cal 700iPaguay,  Cal 739 

Nevada 1207  Oak  City,  Utah 1298  Pahreah,  Utah 1307 

Nevada  City,  Cal 691  Oak  Grove,  Monterey  Co,  Cal  WljPaicines,  Cal 739 

New  Albuquerque,  N  M 1463  Oak  Grove,  San  Diego  Co,         Painter  Flat,  Nev 1244 

New  Almaden.  Cal 6941        Cal 701  j Paisley.  Or 1015 

Newaukum.  WT 1130  Oak  Hill.  Cal 732|Palaro.  Cal 739 

Newcastle,  Cal 694,1479  Oak  Point,  WT 1134  Pala,  Cal. 789 

New  Castle,  Or 1009  Oak  Ravine,  Cal 732  Palisade,  Nev  1244 


Contents. 


Palouse  City,  ff  T. 1187 

Pamela,  AT 1419 

Panaca,  N«v 1246 

Panama,  Cal 739 

Pan(rultch,Utah 1807 

Panoche.Cal 739 

Pantana,  A  T  1418 

Papcum,  B  C 1193 

Paradise,  Butte  Co,  Cal..  ..  789 
Paradise,  Stnnislauu  Co,  Cat.  739 

Paradise,  Utali 1808 

Paradise  Valley,  Nev 1245 

Paragonah,  Utah 1808 

Paraiso  Springs,  Cal  789 

Paraje,  NM 1464 

Paris,  Idalio 1377 

Park  Cltv,  Mont 1403 

Park  Cltv,  Utah 1308 

Park  Valley,  Utah 1312 

Park  View,  N  M 1464 

Parker,  Mont 1403 

Parker,  Or lOlfi 

Parker's  Unding,  W  T  1138 

Parks,  NM 1464 

Parnell,  Mont 1403 

Pan  wan,  Utah 1312 

Pasadena,  Cal 740 

Paschal,  N  M 1464 

Paskenta,  Cal 740 

Paso  Robies,  Cal 740 

Pataha City,  WT. 1138 

Patterson,  Cal 740 

Pavilion,  BC 1193 

Payette  Valley,  Idaho. 1377 

Payson,  Utah 1818 

Payton  Mineral  Springs,  Or .  1015 

Peach  Tree,  Cal.   740 

Pearson  Springs,  Cal 740 

Peasefort,  Mont 1403 

Peck's  Station,  Idaho 1377 

Pedro  Mountain,  Or 1015 


Pinal,  A  T 1420 

Pinal  Mount,  A  T 1421 

Pinal  Ranch,  AT 1421 

Pine,  Or 1018 

Pine  City,  WT 1189 

Pine  Grove,  Amador  Co,  Cal  748 
Pine  Grove,  Butte  Co,  Cal . .  748 
Pine  Grove,  Mendocino  Co, 

Cal 749 

Pine  liOg  Crossing,  Cal 749 

Pine  Peake,  Cal 749 

Pme  Station,  Cal  740 

Pine  Valley,  Or 1018 

Pino,  Cal 740 

Pinole,  Cal  749 

Pinto,  Nev 1245 

Pinto,  Utah 1318 

Pioche,  Nev 1245 

Pioneer,  AT 1421 

Pioneer,  Mont 1403 

Pioneer,  Or 1018 

Pioneer,  W  T 1139 

Pioneer  Mine,  Cal 749 

Pipestone,  Mont 1404 

I'ittsbiirgh,  Or 1018 

I'ittville,  Cal 749 

I'lacerville,  Cal 749 

I'luin  City,  Utah 1313 

I'lainflcld,  Cal 752 

Plainsburg,  Cal 752 

Piano,  Cal 753 

Pittftsant  Grove,  Sac.  Co,  Cal  753 
Pleasant  Grove,  Sutter  "  jCa\  753 

Pleasant  Grove,  Utah 1314 

Pleasanton,  Cal 753 

Pleasant  Hill.  Or 1018 

Pleasant  Home,  Or 1018 

Pleasant  Valley,  El  Dorado 

Co,  Cal 754 

Pleasant  Valley,  Ventura  Co, 

Cal 754 


Pekin,  W  T. . .   '. 1139lpieito.  Cal 7.14 

Penasco,  N  M 1464lpievna,  Or 1018 

Penawawa,  W  T 1139  Plomosa,  A  T 1421 

Pend  D'Orellle,  Idaho 1377iPlumb  Station,  W  T 113!) 

Pendleton,  Or 1015|PIuniper  Pass,  B  C 1193 

Pennington,  Cal 740i|'Ivmouth,  Cal 754 


Penryn,  Cal 741 

Pentz,Cal 741 

Peola,WT 1139 

Peoria,  Or 1017 

Pepperwood  Bottom,  Cal. ..  741 
Perkins,  Cal 741 


Plymouth,  Utah 1314 

Pocatello,  Idaho 1377 

Point  Agate,  W  T 1139 

Point  Arena,  Cal 756 

Point  Reyes,  Cal 756 

Point  Sal.  Cal 756 


Perry,  W  T 1139! Point  of  Timber,  Cal.. 


Perrydale,  Or 1017 

Peseadero,  Cal 741 

Petaluma,Cal 742 

Peters.Cal 748 

Peters,  Utah 1313 

Peterson,  Utah 1313 

Peterson's  Point,  W  T 1139; 


756 

Polhamus,  AT 1421 

Pomeroy,  W  T 1140 

Pomo  Cal 756 

Pomona,  Cal 766 

Pony,  Mont 1404 

Pope  Valley,  Cal 756 

Poplar,  Cal 757 

Petteysville,  Or 10l7jPoplar  Creek  A?ency,  Mont.1404 

Pettyville,  Utah 1813|Port  Angeles,  V/T 1142 

Petrolia,  Cal  748iP<.rt  Blakeley,  W  T 1142 

Philbrook,  Mont 1403!Port  Costa,  Cal 757 

Philip's  Flat,  Cal 748  Port  Discovery,  W  T 1142 

PhiUipsburg,  Mont 1403  Port  Gamble,  W  T 1143 

PhUomath,  Or 1017iPort  Harford,  Cal 75? 

Pooenix,  AT WlSiPort  Kenyon,  Cal 767 

Phoenix,  Or 10171Port  Ludlow,  W  T 1143 


Phoenix  Mine,  Cal 748:Port  Madison,  W  T 1143 

Picacho,  AT 1420, Port Orford,  Or 1077 

Picket  Post,  AT 1420  Port  Simpson,  B  C    1489 

Pico  Canyon,  Cal 748  Port  Townsend,  W  T 1143 

Pierce  City,  Idaho 1377  Port  Wine,  Cal . .  758 

Pierson  Springs,  Cal 748'Portage,  Utah 1314 

Pigeon  Creek,  Cal 748;Porter,  N  M 1464 

Pigeon  Point,  Cal 748iPorterville,  Cal 757 

Pilarcitos  Toll  Gate,  Cal ... .  748  Portland,  Or 1018 


Pillar  Rock,  W  T 1139 

Pilot  Vlill,  Cal 748 

Pilot  Bock,  Or ..1017 


,Cal. 


758 


Posa  ChinOj 

Potter  Valley,  Cal 758 

Poway.CaU 768 


48m 

Powell's  Valley,  Or 1077 

PoweUton.Cal 768 

Pozo,  Cal 768 

l-ralrle  City,  Or 1077 

Prairie  Creek,  Or 1077 

PrattviUe,  Cal 758 

Prifnce 48c 

Prescott,  AT 1421 

Presrott,  W  T 1144 

Price,  Utah  1314 

Princeton,  Cal 76S,  1480 

Prlneville,  Or 1077 

Promontory,  Utah 1814 

Prosser  Creek,  Cal 1480 

Providence,  Cal 769 

Providence,  Utah 1314 

Prove  City,  Utah 1314 

Puerto  De  Luna 1464 

Puiol.Cal 759 

Puller  Springs,  Mont 1404 

Pullman,  WT 1145 

Pulvadero,  Cal 759 

Punta  Arenas,  Cal 759 

Purdy,  Or 1078 

Purissima,  Cal 760 

PuyaUup,  W  T 1146 

Pyramid,  Nev 1246 

Pysht,  WT 1145 

Quadra,  B  C 1193 

Quartz  Mountain,  Cal 760 

Queen  City,  Cal 760 

Quesnelle,  B  C 1108 

Quillavute,  W  T 1145 

Quincy,  Cal 760 

Quinn,  Or 1078, 1489 

Ha<e  Track,  Mont 1404 

Radersburg,  Mont 1404 

Railroad  Flat,  Cal 761 

Rainier,  Or 1078 

Ruils\illu,  Cal 761 

Ranch,  Utah 1815 

Rancheria  Creek,  Cal 761 

Ranches  of  Taos,  N  M 1464 

Ranchito,  Cal 761 

Randolph,  Or 1078 

Randolph,  Cal 761 

Randolph,  Utah 1816 

Rathdrum,  Idaho 1877 

Raton, NM 1464 

Rattlesnake  Creek,  Cal 761 

Ravenna, Cal 761 

Rawhide  Ranch,  Cal 761 

RedBluff.Cal 761 

Red  Bluff,  Mont 1404 

Red  Cloud,  N  M 1466 

Redding,  Cal 764 

Redfield.Cal 766 

Rcdwooil  City,  Cal 766 

Retd's  Fort,  Mont 1404 

Reiir,Cal 767 

Reno.AT 1423 

Reno,  Nev 1246 

Renton,WT 1146 

Requa,  Cal 767 

Reveille,  Nev 1251 

Riceville,  Cal 767 

Rich  Bar,  Cal 767 

Richfield,  B  C 1198 

Richfield,  Utah 1315 

Richland,  Mont 1404 

Richmond,  Utah 1316 

Richmond    Basin,     Arizona 

Territory 1423 

Richville,  Utah 1316 

Rieber's  Station,  Cal 767 

Rincon,Cal 768 

RioBonita,  NM 1466 

Rio  Dell,  Cal 768 

Rio  Mimbres,  N  M 1466 

RioPuerco,  N    t 1466 

RioRuidosa,  ^   Vt ,1466 

Riovir  ,Nev 


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ContemU. 


RioVbU,OiJ 789lSalmon  r»Ua,  CM 807 

Ripon.Cal 703  Salmon  FalU,  Idaho 1878 

Ritevllle.WT 1146  Salt  Creek,  Utah 1817 

lUvardale,  Cal  768  Salt  Laka  Citv,  Utah 1817 

Rlvanidt.A  T 1423  SamarU,  Idaho    1878 

Rivenlda.Oal 789, 1480,8am'ii  VaUey,  Or 1068 

Riverside,  Idaho 1878:San  Andreae,  Cal 807 

Riverside,  Or 1078  San  Anselmo,  Cal 808 

Riverside,  WT 1140,  San  Antonio,  Los   Angeles 

Robert's  Landing,  Cal 77l|    Co,  Cal 808 

Robinson,  N  M 1488  San  Antonio,  Honterer  Co, 

Robinson's  Ferry,  CaJ 77l|    Cal 808 

Roche  Harbor,  W  T 1140  San  Antonio,  N  M 1466 

Rock,  Cal 771  San  Augustine,  N  M 1467 

Rock  Creek.  W  T 1146  San  Bernardino,  Cal    14^1 

Rockford,  WT 1146 San  Bruno,  Cal 808 

Rocklin,  Col 771 1  San  Buenaventura,  Cal 808 

Rook  Point,  Or 1078  San  Carlos,  A  T 1428 

Rockport,  Utah 1816  Son  De<o,  Col  810 

Ruckport  Landing,  Col 772  San  Dieguito,  Cal 814 

Sl^u^'il^.V/u- W8ga„Emidio,Cal 814 

Rockville,  Utah ?2Jf  San  »•  elix  Station,  Cal 814 

Rockwood,  Or 1078  ga„  Fernando,  Col 814 

Rocky  Bar,  Idaho 1878  ga„  Prandsoo   Col 49, 1433 

Rooky  Point,  Cal ,"2  g^n  Francisco,  Cal,  Rej.re- 

Kocky  Point,  Or 1078     gentative  Business  Houses  381 

Rogers'  Hot  Springs,  Cal     .772  g^n  Gabriel,  Cal 816 

Rtihnervillo, Cal 772,1180.        ,,         ,     „, 

R  »land,  Or 1078  San  Gregoi  ia,  Cal 815 

Roiwter  Ko(  k,  Or 1079  San  Joaquin  City,  Cal 815 

Rosalia,  W  T 1140  ^an  Jose,  Cal 815 

Rosebud,  Mont 1404  San  Juan,  Cal  834 

Roseburg,  Or 1079  San  Juan,  W  T ....  .1148 

Rose's  Station,  Cal 773  San  Juan  Capist  an o  Cal . . .  834 

R  Seville,  Cal 773  San  .Tuan  Island,  W  T 114C 

Rougl)  and  Ready,  Cal 773  San  Lean dro,  Cal  8.  4 

Ross  Fork.  I.laho 1378  San  Lorenzo,  Cal 83« 

1; -swell,  NM 1488  San  Lorenzo.  NM..   1467 

Rou..-d  Mountain,  Cal     ....  773  San  Luis  Obispo,  Cal 836 

Round  Volley,  Cal  773  San  Luis  Rey,  Cal 839 

Routier  Station,  Cal 773  San  Marcos,  Cal    839 

Rowland,  Cal 774  San  Mateo,  Cal 839 

Koy,  Or  .     108O  San  Miguel,  N  M 1467 

RovalCitv.Nev....'. 1251|San  Miguel,  San   Francisco 

Ruby  W"T  11461     Co,  Cal 840 

Ruby  Hill,  Ne  v .'.'.'.!'..'!!!! !  1251 1  San  M  igu  el,  San  Luis  Obispo 

Ruby  Valley,  Nev 1252L  ^°'^'^-^-; !f2 

Ruiseli,  A'r 1423  San  Pablo,  Cal..... 840 

Ruthburg,  Idaho 1373  Son  P^.dro,  Col 841 

Ruthe  ford,  Col 774  San  i-edro,  Col    841 

Rye  Patch,  Wev 1262  San  Quentin,  Cal 841 

Rye  Valley,  Or logo  Son  Rofofl,  Cal  841 

SaMnai,NM 1483  San  Ramoon,  Cal. 843 

Sacramento,  Cal ' 774  San  Salvador,  Cal 843 

Safford,  AT 1423  San  Simeon,  Cal 844 

Safford,  Nev 1252  San  Simon,  AT 1428 

St.  Charles,  Idaho 1378  San  Ysidro,  Cal 844 

St  Charles  City,  N  M ueg  Sanders,  Cal 844 


St.  Clair.Nev 1252 

St.  George,  Utah 1810 

St.  Helen,  Or ..1080 

St.  Ignatius,  Mont 1404 

St.  Helena,  Cal 802 

St.  John's,  AT 1423 

St.  Johns,  Or 1080 

St.  Johns,  Utah 1817 

St.  Joseph,  A  T 1423 

St.  Joseph,  Or 1081 

St.  Louis,  Cal 804 

St  Paul,  Or 1080 

Salem,  Or 1081 

Salem,  Utah 1817 

Salesviile,  Mont 1404 

Salida,Cal 804 

Salina,  Utah 1817  Santa  Rita,  Cal 

Salinas  City,  Cal 804'Santa  Rita,  N  M 


Sandy,Or 1088 

SandV.  Utah 1848 


Salisbury,  Mont  1404 

Salmon  City,  Idaho  1878 

Salmon    Creek,    Humboldt 

Co,  Cal 807 

Salmon   Creek,    Mendocino 

Co,  Cal 807 


Sandy  Point,  Idaho 1870 

Sanel,Cal 844 

Santo  Ana,  Cal 84<,  14S6 

Santa  Barbara,  Cal 846 

Santo  Clara,  Cal 850 

Santo  Cruz,  Cal 851 

S.intoF6,  NM 1467 

Santo  Margarito,  Cal 855 

Santo  Maria,  San  Diego  Co, 

Cal 856 

Santo  Maria,  Santo  Barbara 

Co,  Cal 865 

Santo  Monica,  Cal 856 

Santo  Paula,  Cal 867 

858 
146S 


Santo  Rosa,  Cal 858 

Santo  Ynez,  Cal 866 

Santoquin,  Utoh 1348 

Sapello,NM 146S 

Saratoga,  Cal 866 

Sargents,  Cal  866 


WI 1146 

SaMcoy,Cal 866 

Sataop,  W  T 1146 

8aueeI»o,Cal 86r 

Sauvies,  Or. 1088 

Savana's Ferry,  BO 1194 

Savannah,  Cal  867 

Sawtooth,  Idaho 1870 

Sawyer's  Bar,  Cal 807 

Scales,  Cal 867 

Svappoose,  Or 1083 

Scenega,  Cal 867 

School  House  Stotion,  Cali- 

ifornia  863 

School's  Ferry,  Or 1083 

Solo,  Or 1083 

Scipio,  Utoh  1848 

Scofield,  Utoh 1843 

3ooker  Creek,  Or 108S 

Scottsburgh,  Or 10S9 

Scottsville,  Cal 868 

Soabeck,  WT 1146 

Searsville,  Cal 868 

Seaside,  Cal 868 

Seaside,  Or 1089 

Seattle,  W  T 1146 

Sebastopol,  Cal 808 

Sedalia.WT 11.58 

Sehomo,  W  T 1158 

Seiad  Valley,  Cal 863 

Seiyler  Springs,  Cal  863 

.Solah,  WT 1153 

Selish,  Mont 14(i6 

.Selma,  Cal 863 

Semiahmoo,  W  T 1158 

Sentinel,  Cal 869 

Sopar,  N  M 1463 

Sesnia,  Cal 809 

Sharon,  WT 1153 

Shasto,  Cal 869 

Shaw's  Flat,  Cal 869 

Shearer's  Ferry,  Idaho 1379 

Shedd's,  Or 1089 

Slieephead,  Nev  1252 

Sheep  Itanch,  Cal 870 

Sheridan,  Cal 870 

Sheridan,  Mont 1406 

Sheridan,  Nev 1252 

Sheridan,  Or 1089 

Sherman,  Cal 870 

Shingle  Springs,  Cal 870 

Shinglet.own,  Cal 870 

Shoo  Fly  Toil-Gate,  Cal  . .  .  870 

Short,  Cal 870 

Show  Low,  AT 1424 

Sierra  City,  Cal 871 

Sierra  Madre  Villa,  Cal 871 

Sierra  Valley,  Cal 871 

Sierraville,  Cal 871 

Signal,AT 1424 

Sitmal  Port,  Cal 871 

Silent,  AT 1424 

Sil.erado,  Cal 871 

Sil  er  City,  Idaho 1370 

Silver  City,  Nev 1252 

Silver  City,  N  M 1469 

Silver  City,  Utoh 1843 

Silver  Creek,  AT 1424 

Silver  Creek,  Cal 872 

Silver  Creek,  W  T 1158 

Silver  King,  AT 1424 

Silver  Mountain,  Cal 872 

Silver  Reef,  Utoh 1848 

Silver  Star,  Mont 1405 

Silverton,  Or 1089 

Simmons,  AT 1424 

Simmons,  Cal 872 

Sis  (^oc,  Cal 872 

Sis8ons,Cal 872 

Siuslaw,  Or 1090 

Skaggs'  Springs,  Cal 872 

Skaipt,  WT  115 


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48o 


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bkalkaho,  Mont 140B 

8k»nio)wwft,MrT. 1168 

Skins,  Or lOOO 

8kipanoii,Or 1000 

Skookumchuck,  W  T 11S8 

Slack  Canyon,  Cal 872 

Slate  Creek,  Cal 872 

Slate  Creek,  Or 1000 

SlatorsviUe,  Utah 1840 

Slelb'hviUe  House,  Cal 872 

Slide,  Cal 872 

Slippery  Ford,  Cal 872 

SlouKh  Station,  Nev 1252 

Smartsville,  Cal 878 

Smithfleld,  Utah 1349 

Smith  Klver,  Cul 873 

Smith's  Ferry,  Cnl 873 

Smitli's  Flat,  Cal 873 

Smitli'ii  Uani'h,  Cal 873 

Hnilthvllle,  A  T 1424 

Smithville,  Cal 874 

Smuke  Creek,  Nev  1252 

Smoky,  Idaho 1380 

Snake,  Or 101)0 

Snake  Lake,  Cal  874 

Snellinsf,  Cal  874 

Snipe,  Or 1000 

Snipes,  WT 1159 

Snolioniiah,  W  T 1160 

Snow -Fluke,  AT  1424 

Snowvilie,  Utah i:«9 

Socorro,  NM 14«a 

S<Kla  Jluv,  Cal 874 

Sotia  Creek,  B  C 1194 

Soda  Sprinij;s,  Cal 874 

Soda  Sjirinjrs  Idaho 1880 

Soda  Siirinys,  Nev 1252 

SDdavilli;,  Or 1090 

Snledad,  Los  Angeles  Co,  Cal  874 
Soledad,  Aloiiterev  Co,  Cal . .  874 

Solonionsv  ille,  AT 1425 

Soinersville,  Cal 874 

Some's  Bar,  Cal 87 

jionoma,  Cal 87< 

Snnora,  Cal 876 

Soquel,  Cal 8S0 

SoBcol,  Cal 880 

SoulbvsviUe,  Cal  >30 

South  Bend,  W  T :150 

South  Butte,  Cal 880 

South  Cottonwood,  Utah . .    1349 

South  Eel  River,  Cal 8:J1 

South  Fork,  Cal S81 

South  Fork,  N  M 147? 

Soutii  Jordan,  Utah 1340 

South  Sprint;  Kiver,  N  M. .  .1472 

South  Vallejo,  Cal 881 

Southport,  Or lOtfO 

Spadra,  Cal 881 

Spangle,  W  T 1169 

Spanish  Dry  D'Kgrings,  Cal. .  8S1 

S  anish  Flat,  Cal 881 

Spanish  Fork,  Utah, 1360 

Spanish  Gulch,  Or 1000 

Spanish  Hollow,  Or    1090 

Siwnish  Ranch,  Cal 881 

Sparta,  Or 1000 

Spanl^htown,  Cal 881 

Spence's  Bridge,  EC 1104 

Spenceville,  Col 881 

Spokane,  Mont 1405 

Spokane  Bridge,  W  T 1150 

Spokane  FaUs,  W  T 1160 

Sprague,  W.  T 1164 

Sprague  River,  Or 1000 

Spring  Brook,  W  T 1167 

Spring  City,  Utah 1850 

Springerville,  AT 1425 

Springlield,  B  C 1104 

Spi  inK^eld,  Cal 882 

Sprinjifield,  Or 1000 

Springfield,  Utah 1350 


Spring  HiU,  Bmvw  HmkI  Co, 

Mont V.405 

Spriag  Hill,  OalUtinCo,  Mont 

1406 
Spring  VolleT  Stora,  Cal ... .  882 

Sprlngville,  Cal 

.-^priniitville,  Utah 1860 

Sprucij  Grove,  Col 832 

Squak,  WT 11B7 

Squaw  Hill,  Cal 882 

Squaw  VaUey.  Cal 882 

Stanton,  AT 1426 

Star,  Idaho 1880 

Star,  Nev  1263 

Stnrk's  Point,  W  T 1167 

Stayton,  Or 1001 

Steamboat  Springs,  Nev 1253 

SteiIaK)om,  W  T 1167 

Steins  I'ass,  N  M 14 

Stephens,  W  T 1167 

Stoptoe,  W  T.. 1167 

S;e  ling,  Mont ...1405 

Sterling,  Utah  1350 

Sterling,  WT ,   .1107 

Storiingville,  Or lODl 

.Stti\ens>  ille,  Mont 1405 

Stewartville,  Cal 882 

Stillwater,  Cal 882 

Stillwater,  Mont 1405 

Stillwater.  Nev 1253 

Stillwater  Cove,  Cal 882 

Stipp.Or 1091 

Stockton,  Cal 88''. 

Stockton,  Utah  13.50 

Stone,  Or 1091 


Stone  Station,  Mont. . 


.1405 


Tijior.  A« UM 

TaykwviU*.  Cal SOS 

TaylonvUla,  C»l 901 

TkylonviUa,  Vtikh 1860 

Tecoloto,  NM 1478 

Ttcoma,  Nev 1268 

Tahachapi,  Cal 002 

Tehachapi  Summit,  Col 002 

Tehama,  Cal 002 

Teion  Reservation,  Col 004 

Telegraph,  Col 004 

Tele.:raph  Creek,  W  T 1168 

Temecula,  Cal 004 

Tompscal,Cal 004 

Tempe.AT 1426 

Temperance,  Cal 004 

Tern  I'iute,  Nev 1268 

Tenino,  WT 1168 

Ten  Mile,  Or 1002 

Tequesquite,  N  M 1472 

Tei-minus,  Mont 1406 

Teriaee,  Utah 1361 

Tovibton,  AT 1126 

The  Dalles,  Or 1002 

Theon,  W  T 1168 

Thistle,  Utoh 1851 

Tliorne.NM 1472 

Thmbor,  Utah 1851 

Thurnian  MilU,  Idaho 1380 

Tidewater,  Or . .  1099 

Tiurra  Amarilla,  N  M 1472 

Tillamook,  Or  1099 

Tij)ton,  Cal 004 

Tiptop,  AT 1425 

Title 4^ 

Towns  recei\  ed  too  late  for 

regular  insertion 1474 

Toana,  Nev  1263 

Toledo,  Or 1099 


Stony  Point,  Cal 897 

Straders,  Mont  140  > 

Strawberry  Valley,  Cal 897 

Sublett,  Idaho 1380'Toledo,  W  T 1168 

Sugar  Pine,  Cal 897  iToU-House,  Cal 904 

Suisun,  Cal 897  Toniales,  Cal 004 

Sulphur  Bank,  Cal 808  Tombstone,  AT 1426 

Sulphur  Creek,  Cal 898'T.)oele,  Utah 1351 

Sulphur  Springs,  Or 1091  Toquerville,  Utah 13  1 

Toston.Mont  1406 

Tower  House,  Cal 904 

Total  Wreck,  Arizona 1482 

Townsend,  Cal 006 

Tracy,  Cal  006 

Treasureton,  Idaho. 1380 

Tremont,  Cal ....   006 

Trent,  Or i09D 

Trenton,  Utah 1861 

Ties  Alamos,  AT 143i 

Tres  Pin(«,  Col 006 

Trinidad,Cal 006 

Trinity  Centre,  Cal 006 

Trout  Creek,  Mont 1406 

Troutdale,  Or 1000 

Truckee,  Cal 006 

Tuiilco,  W  T 1168 

Tualatin,  Or IIOO 

Tubac.AT  1482 

Tuvker  Station,  Utah 1861 

Tucson,  AT 1432 

Tukannon,  WT 1163 

Tulolip,  W  T  1163 

Tulare,  Cal  OOS 

Tularosa,  N  M 1472 

Tule  Lake,  Or 1100 

Tumwater,  WT 1169 

Tuolumne  Bridge,  Cal 1487 

Turlock,  Cal Oil 

Turner,  Or 1100 

Turquesa,  N  M 1478 

Tuscan  Springs,  Cal 012 

Tusearora,  Nev 1264 


Sulphur  Springs,  Utah 1360 

Knmas,  BC 1194 

Summnr  Lake,  Or 1091 

Summerville,  Cal . .  898 

Summerville,  Or 1091 

Summit,  Cal 898 

Summit,  Or 1091 

Summit,  Utah 1360 

Summit  Mills,  Idaho 1380 

Summit  Station,  Cal 890 

S'lmner,  Cal 809 

SLmner,WT 1167 

Sumpter,  Or  1001 

Sujioliilen,  Cal 800 

Sun  Kiver,  Mont 1406 

Sunset,AT 1426 

Susanville,  Cal 890 

8utro,Nev 1268 

Sutler  tjreek,  Cal 000 

Sutterville,  Col 001 

Sutton,  W  T 1167 

Sutton  House,  Cal 001 

Suver.Or 1001 

Swansea,  Cal 901 

Sweet  Home,  Or 1002 

Sweetland,  Cal 001 

Sweetwa  er,  AT 1426 

Table  Bluff,  Cal 001 

Table  Rock,  Cal 001 

Tacoma,  W  T 1107 

Tahoe  City,  Col 001 

Tamarack  Flat,  Cal 1487 

Tangent,  Or 1002 


Tonsey  Point,  Or  1002  Tustin  City,  Cal 012 

Taos,NM 1472,Tuttletown,  Col 012 

Tasonville,  Cal 002  Twin  Bridges,  Mont 1406 


Taxaas,  W  T . . .   1168  Twin  Ri-  er,  Nov . 


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Contents. 


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Twin  WcUs,  WT 1170 

Tybo,  Nev 1256 

T>Kh  Vulley,  Or lltH) 

Tynor,  Utah ISfii 

Tyrone,  Cal 912 

Uintah,  Utah ISfil 

Uklah,  Cal 012 

Ulidla,  Mont  1400 

Umatilla,  Or 1100 

Unipqua  Ferry,  Or 1100 

Uncle  Sam,  Cal  014 

UniUne,  Cal 010 

Union,  Nev 1250 

Union,  Or IKH) 

Union,  ITtah 1362 

Union  City,  WT 1170 

Union  Ridge,  WT 1170 

Unlontown,  Cal 010 

Unlontown,  Or 1101 

Unlontown,  W  T 1170 

Unity,  Mont  1400 

Unity,  WT 1171 

Upper  Lake,  Cal 010 

Upper  Mattolo,  Cal 916 

Utah 14S9 

Utah  Territory 1200 

UtialacUly,  W  T 1171 

\'aca  Station,  Cal 910 

Vataville,  Cal 010 

Vullecito,  Cal 018 

Vallejo,  (;al OIH 

Vallejo  Junction,  Cal 022 

Valley,  Mont 1408 

Valley  Center,  Cal 022 

Valley  Ford,  Cal  922 

Vancouver,  W  T 1171 

Van  Winkle,  B  C 1194 

Vojaro  Station ,  Cal 923 

Verdi,  Nov 1250 

Vernon,  Utah 1352 

Vernon,  W  T 1171 

Vernonia,  Or 1101 

Verona,  Cal 923 

Victor,  Mont 1406 

Victoria,  B  C 1104 

Viejas,  Cal "023 

Vienna,  Idaho 13S0 

Villard,  Or 1101 

Vina,  Cal 923 

Vinson,  Or 1102 

Viola,  Or 1102 

Virgin  City,  Utah  1852 

Virginia  City,  Mont 1406 

Virginia  City,  K "v 1250 

Virginia  Bar 023 

Visalia,  Cal 023 

Volcano,  Cal 920 

Volcanoville,  Cal 020 

Vulture,  AT 1441 

Wadsworth,  Nev 1204 

Wagon  Mound,  N  M . .  1473 

Waha,  Idaho 1381 

Waitsburg,  W  T 1171 

Waldo,  Or 1102 

Waldport,  Or 1102 

Waldron.Or 1102 

Waldron.WT 1172 

Wales,  Utah 1352 

Walker  River,  Nev 1205 

Walker's  Prairie,  W  T 1172 

Walkerville,  Mont 1407 

Walla  Walla,  W  T 1172 

Walley's  Hot  Springs,  Nev.  .1205 

Wallsburgh,  Utah 1352 

Walnut  Creek,  Cal 026 

Walnut  Grove,  AT 1441 

Walnut  Grove,  Cal 927 

Walsh's,  Cal 027 

WaltervlUe,  Or 1102 

Wanship,  Utah 1852 

Wapinitia,  Or 1102 


Warm  Springs,  Mont 1407 

Warm  Springs,  Umatilla  Co, 

Or 1102 

Warm  Springs,Wa8co  0o,Or.llO2 

Warner,  Cal 027 

Warrens,  Idaho 13S1 

Wartham,  Col 027 

Wasco,  Or 1102 

Wash,  Cal 028 

Washini^on,  Nev  Co,  Cal. ..  028 
Wasliiiijfton,  Yolo  Co,  Cal. . .  02S 

Washington,  Idaho 1381 

Washiii:.;ton,  Nev 1205 

Wasliinjrton  Territory lloO 

Wa>hin},'ton,  Utah 1352 

Washinxton  Corners,  Cal 928 

Washin^ftim  Guluh,  Mont. .  .1407 

Waslicnigal,  W  T 1182 

Waslitucna,  W  T 1182 

Waterford,  Cal 028 

Waterford,  W  T 1182 

Waterloo,  Cal . .   ...  928 

Waterloo,  Or 110; 

Waterman,  Cal 928 

Watrous,  N  M 1473 

Watson  Gulch,  Cal 920 

Watson's  Ferry,  Cal 020 

Watsonville,  Cal 020 

Waverly,  WT        1182 

Woatlierby,  O      1103 

Wea\  er\  illo,  Cal 032 

Weed,  Cal 932 

Weiser  Bridge,  Idaho 1381 

Wei'cr  Citv,  Idaho 1381 

Wcldon.   Cal 932 

Wellington ,  B  C 1204 

Wcllinjjtun,  Nev 12(iri 

Wellinirton,   Utah 13!i2 

Wells,  Nev 1265 

Wells,  Or 1103 

Wollsville,  Utah 13.')2 

Wenas,  WT 1182 

Wongor,  Cal 932 

West  Berkeley,  Cal 032 

West  Branch,  Cal 033 

West  Butte,  Cal 033 

West  Chehalem,  Or 1103 

West  End,  Cal 033 

We -it  Jordan,  Utah 1353 

West  Oakland,  Cal 033 

West  Point,  Cul  033 

West  Portage,  Utah 1353 

West  Union,  Or 1103 

Westminster,  Cal 034 

Weston,  Idaho 1381 

Weston,  Or 1103 

Weston,  Utah 1353 

Westport,  Cal 984 

Westport,  Or 1103 

Westwood,  Idaho 1881 

Weyand's  Corner,  Cal 034 

Whatcom,  W  T 1182 

Wheatland,  Cal 034 

Wheatland,  Or 1104 

Whipple  Barracks,  AT 1441 

Whisky  Diggings,  Cal 935 

Whisky  Hill,  Cal 935 

Whiskytown,  Cal 936 

Whiteaker,  Or  1104 

Whiteliall,  Mont 1407 

Whitehall  Station,  Cal 936 

WhiteOak,  Cal 036 

White  Oaks,  NM 1473 

White  Plains,  Nev 1266 

White  River,  Cal  986 

White  River,  W  T 1182 

White  Rock,  Nev 1266 

White  Rocks,  Utah 1853 

White  Salmon,  W  T 1183 

Whitesboro,  Cal 

White's  Bridge,  Cal.., 


Ward,  Nev ... .  V.  .V. '.'.'.'.'.'. '. '.  12651  Whitestone,  WT 


.1188 


White  Sulphur  SprlngB,Mont  140r 

Wickonburg,  A  T 1441 

Wickes,  Mont 1408. 

Wilbur  Springs,  Cal 986 

Wilbutton,  WT 1188 

Wll^lor's  Landing,  Mont.... 1408 

Wildcrville,  Or 1104 

Wild  Flower,  Cal 930 

Willioit  Springs,  Or 1104 

Wilkcnsheim,  W  T 1183 

Wilkuson,  WT 1188 

Willamette  Forks,  Or 1104 

Willomotte  Slough,  Or 1104 

Willamina,  Or 1104 

Willard,  Utah 1368 

Wlllcox,  A  T 1441 

Williams,  Cal 936 

Williams,  Or 1104 

Williams  Lake,  B  C 1204 

Willnrds,  Nev 1260 

Willis,  Mont 1408 

Willits,  Cal 987 

Willopa  Valley,  W  T 1188 

Willow  Creek,  Mont 1408 

Willow  Creek,  Nev 1260 

Willow  Glenn,  Mont 1408 

Will.)W  Ranch,  Cal 989 

Willow  Springs,  Nev 1260 

Willow  Springs,  Or 1104 

Willows,  Cal 938 

Wilmington,  Cal 939 

Wilmington  Breakwater,  Cal  OSO 

Wilsonville,  Or 1104 

Wilsonville,   Utah 1853 

Windsor,  Cal 989 

Winl'ick,  W  T 1183 

Winneniucco,   Nev 1266 

Winsor,  Utah 1353 

Winters, Cal....- 039 

WiPtbrop  House,  Cal 040 

Witter's  Sjirings,  Cal 040 

Wooilard's  Landing,  W  T..  ..188 

Woodbine,  Idaho 1881 

Woodbridge,  Cal 940 

Woodburn,  Or 1104 

Woodinville,  W  T 1183 

Woodiords,  Cal 941 

Woodland,  Cal 941 

Woo<iland,  W  T 1183 

Woodruff,  A  T 1443 

Wood's  Cross,  Utah 1853 

Woodside,  Cal 944 

Woodville,  Cal 044 

Woodville,  Or 1106 

Wrights,  Cal 044 

Wyandotte,  Cal 945 

Yager,  Cal 045 

Yale,  BC 1206 

Yam  Hill,  Mont ..1408 

Yankee  Hill,  Butte  Co,  Cal..  045 
Yankee  Hill,  Tuolumne  Co, 

Cal 945 

Yankee  Jim's,  Cal 945 

Yaquina,  Or 1105 

Yoeum ville,  Cal 945 

Yokohl,  Cal 945 

Yolo,  Cal 940 

Yoncalla,  Or 1105 

Yorkville,  Cal 046 

Yosemite  Valley,  Cal 946 

Yosemite  Road,  Cal 940 

You  Bet,  Cal 049 

Young's  Point,  Mont 1408 

Young's  Saw-Mill,  Cal 949 

Yountville,  Cal 949 

Yreka,  Cal 949 

Yuba  City,  Cal 952 

Yuba  Dam,  Cal 953 

Yuma,  AT 1448 

Zeile  Mill  and  Mine,  Cal 068 

Zena,  Or 1106 

Zion,  Or 1105 


1  1 


*  ' 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


AdatnaO 1005 

Adams  C  E 708 

AdauiB  John 486 

Aetna  Iron  Works x 

AgerMark 890 

"  Alameda  Arirua" 481 

••  Alameda  Eniiinal " 481 

"  Albany   Herald  " Otfl 

"Albuquerque  Review" . . .  .1478 

AUegretti  1    808 

Allen  &  Lewis 1060 

Allen,  Tuggle  k  Co.. Margin  line 

AUis  Edward  P  &  Co 428 

Amee  Granville  O 1060 

Anderhalden  Joeeph 686 

Anderson  A 1888 

Andersin  Qeo 1006 

Anglo-Californian  Bank ix 

Anthonv  FA 628 

"Appeal "  (daily  and  weekly)  064 
"  Areata   Weekly   Leader " 

(The) 068 

"  Arlington  "  (The) 1153 

Armstrong  TC 1384 

Asher  J 010 

Asmann  A 426 

Astoria  Iron  Works 060 

"Astorian"  (daily  and  week- 
ly)   068 

Atchison,  Topeka  and  Santa 

Fe  H  R xxxvi  and  xxxrii 

Atkinson  &  Stewart 613 

"  Aurora  "  (The) 980 

Austin  J  1)  608 

Avery  Mrs  &  Appy  Mrs 1006 

Avers  Alex  &  Son 881 

A.>lesTW 1432 

Babbitt  J  H 446 

Battnall  &  Cu :1201 

"  Baker  City  Tribune" 971 

Baker  Daniel  W 676 

BakerEH 944 

Baker  &  Hamilton 408 

Baker  &  Johnson 674 

Balny  AJ 457 

BanJmann,  Nielsen  &  Co.  307, 436 

Bank  o(  Visalia  (i:>e). 025 

Banner  I'atking  Co. 808 

Baptis  John  H 434 

Barber  Geo  &  Son 12S0 

BarrJ  I) 44s 

Barrett  John 10f>8 

Barry  John 838 

Barton  HC 1163 

Bashford  >'  W 1188 

"  Battle  Mountain  Messen- 
ger"  1214 

Baumgarten  A  &  Co 306 

Baxter  S  &  Co 1153 

Beardsley  M  H 1302 

Beary  Sam'L 1065 

Beckwith  O  O 13o4 

Beebee  W  S 1308 

Beenian  Wm 44 

Beer  &  Thompson 1155 

Beggs  &  Percival 746 

BehuninI'M 574 

Belisis  John 1055 

' '  Belmont  Courier  " 1216 

Benedict  N  855 

Benedict  &  Smith xi 

Bentley  H&Co 041 

Benton  J  M 1223 

Bergevin  Chas  L. 1064 

"Berkeley  Advocate*'.  ...  400 

Bemhard  E  F 670 

Berteling  &  Watry 432 


Berry  &  Place  Machine  Co. .      x 

Beverly  Frank  P 685 

Be\'erton  Samuel 068 

Bidwell  John 62S 

Billings,  Harboumo  k  Co. .    880 

BirdsallMrsM  J 814 

Black  Diamond  Coal  Mining 

Co xii 

Black  Howard 441 

Blackburn  k  Frederick 880 

"  Blackfoot  Register  " 136' 

BlogenNJ 1006 

Blake  House 726 

Blanchard'g    Hambletonlan 

Stables 

Boardman  Geo 1868 

Bodley  E  C 48w 

BodwellHH 460 

Boesch  Emile 410 

Bolton  Thomas 400 

Bonzagni  M  &  Co 78t< 

BoKtwick  k  Davis 1188 

BoetwickNW 604 

Boyd  John 770 

Boyd  Robt 880 

Boyle  &  Co 1301 

Bradley  k  Doheny 1180 

Bragg  Robert 46^ 

Brandenstein  H  &  Co. 467 

Bravemian  Louis  &  Co 

Margin  line 

Bravinder  B  B 1161 

BrechtelO 1178 

Bredemey  er  William 1884 

Brenner  J  H .   1057 

Brim&Cluff 1277 

Bruikerhoff  k  King 647 

Brixen  Andrew  0 1885 

Brmlersen  J  L  A  &  Co 476 

Brook  &  Kneass 427 

BnM)ke  k  Deaves xxvii 

Br(H>klyn  Hotel 454 

Brown  Col  W  H 30f 

Brown  k  Dane 110' 

Brown  J  H  &  Son 1200 

Brown  Dr  L 1061 

Browning  F  O 625 

lirundS 400 

Bua.ler  August 1096 

UuderWni  1280 

Bull  Ceo  &  Co 881 

Bunker  Robert  F 426 

Bunnell  C  C 1868 

Kureau  of  Immigration 

xxviiiand  1076 

Burke  John  J 411 

Uurkhart  Broe 962 

hums  Robert 1337 

Bill  rell  k  Cotton 72!) 

Burrows  W  H 1113 

Busch  AC&Co 871 

Busclike  U  A  D 005 

Butler  Goo  R 650 

Butte  Miner" 1808 

Buttertield  Bros 1069 

Butz&  Meeker 728 

Bvrd  Dr  JO 1086 

Calm  M...    410,425 

"(  alaveros  Weekly  Citizen".1488 

Calitoriiia  Demokrat xxvii 

California  Market 426 

California  Medical  College  ..  725 
California  Normal  and  Scien- 
tific School oi; 

California  &  Oregon  Stage 

Line 05C 

CalifornU  Wire  Works vi 


Cameron  k  Hull 468 

Cardon  Paul 1280 

Cardon  k  Thatcher 1200 

Careless  &  Croxall  1.S87 

Carey  T  N 1204 

Carnes  k  Lowe 1178 

Carpenter  Aleck 629 

Carr  Richard 1201 

"Carson  Appeal" 1226 

Carson  C  W 1162 

Cartier  F 729 

Casainayou  AkCo 1201 

Ciesar  C  &  Co 1060 

Cavin  James 804 

Chalmers  Mrs  Robert 686 

Chandler  W  M 11«5 

Cherry  A  F  &  Son 061 

Cherry  &  Parkes 061 

Chicago,  Burlington  k  Quln- 

cy  R.R xxix 

Chicago  &  Northwestern  Ry .  xUii 
Chicago,  Rock  Island  k  Pa- 

tiWcRR xxvl 

Chicar<l  k  Worth 807 

"Chico  Morning  Chronicle" 

(The) 627 

ChilbergI 1179 

ChildsM  W 660 

Christy  k  Wise 1068 

"Chronicle" 1162 

"Citv  Argus" 466 

Clackamas  Paper  Co 1061 

Clark  Herbert 1876 

(Intk  James 1231 

Clu.k  N  &Sons 468 

Ckirk  k  Russell 814 

Clay  Bros 1074 

Clemmens  &  Koseberry . . . .  1266 

C(>a«t  Mail  Stage  Line 649 

Coats  MT X260 

Coffcv  James 1066 

Cofley  John  B 1086 

Coleman  D  J 1179 

Collier  William 1062 

Colton  Dental  Association . ..  469 
Columbia  (.'omiiiercial   Col- 
lege   Interleaf  1016-17 

"Columbia  Chronicle" 1120 

"Commercial  Reporter" ....  1070 

Compton  k  Kerr 060 

Compton  L  F 1164 

"Concord  Sun"  (The) 966 

Condon  k  Mcintosh 1260 

Conklin  Bros,  Margin  line  and  80S 

Conley  Mrs  R  S 1246 

Conlin  k  Roberts 439 

Cook  &  Butler 1240 

Cook  H  N S86,  418,  425 

Cook  &  Jackson 622 

Cook  L  H 1006 

Coon  M  F 408 

Cooper  S  N 1170 

'Coos  Bay  News" 1488 

Corbitt  k  Macleay 1056 

Corson  k  Rodgers 1068 

"Cor^allis  Gazette"  (The)  ..  079 

Craft  CF 1179 

Croce  &  Marchand 449 

Crocker  HS&Co xxxll 

Crooks  k  Conser 008 

Crosby  N 1186 

Cross  Broe 1308 

Cross  Howard  A  ...  498 

Crossen  J  B 1006 

(Tossett  E  T ..     400 

Culberg  Isaac 488 

CurleyJH&Co 446 


48r 


Index  to  Advertiaemenis. 


"Curry  County  Port" DSfl 

"D»lly  Kvenlng  I'onf '  lThe).1208 

">illy  Free  Prew" B08 

•'Dally  Herald"  (The) H82 

•'Dally  Nevada  Tribune" 

(The) 1224 

"Dallv  Union" r<88 

"Daily  and  Weekly  Inde- 
pendent"   1232 

"Dally  and   Weekly  Bontl- 

ner 1239 

"Dally  and  Weekly  Tldingfs" 

(The) ftss 

DanforthCH 1183 

Daniels  E  W inei) 

Daves  V  B ens 

Davis  Mrs  SB 1461 

DavisW  3 1442 

Dayton  Brewery Ulf) 

De  Bell  Joseph 124') 

Degan  LP 48w  886 

De  Lany  John  0 14ft5 

Delnionico  Restaurant  (Tlie)  1007 
"Democratic  State  Journal"  1120 

Dencer  Dr  P ll«5 

DenohJ  W 751 

Denne  Oeo  &  Co 833 

Dennison  Dan  fi77 

Denniiitnn  E  O 469 

"Dental  Jarius" 781 

Desimonu  J  &Co 881 

Devov  Bros 580 

Dewey  &  Ci 488,  471 

Dickson,  DuWoir  &  Co xli 

Diefenbacher  Geo xxxiii 

DletleCharles a 

DietzG 598 

Dllvf  &  Qropper 1070 

DIriwoodey  H 1388 

DIxnn,  Bernstein  &  Co.xxxll,10e2 

"Dixon  Tribune." 548 

Doone  &  Co 426 

Dolan' James  W 439 

Doretv  Joseph  H 437 

DorrO  R 1142 

Douijfhertv  &  Wilson 631 

Douglass  J  M  &  Co 1227 

Dow  JB 1096 

"Downey  Signal" 649 

Drake  B  F 1087 

Drugan  W  C 1075 

Ducommun  C 650 

Dunlap  A  M 1216 

Dunne  Daniel 1339 

Dunton  PF 888 

"East   Oregonian"   (semi- 
weekly) 1016 

Edwards  William 729 

EibelO 1450 

EitelMrs  F 492 

Eliason  OL 1334 

Elliott  Martha  A 4(16 

Enterprise  Mill  and  Bldg  Oo    iii 
"Equal  Riglits"  (The)  (daily 

and  weekly) 864 

Espenschied  J  P 882 

Esterly  R  G 1169 

Eureka,  Humboldt  Bay  and 

Crescent  City  Steamers . .  559 
Eureka  and  Palisade  R  R.  ..1127 

Evans  &  Askey 615 

Evans  &  Spencer 1819 

"Evening  Post" vli 

Everdinc:  &  Farrell 1060 

EverszEW 1179 

EvertsP 1127 

Ewing  &  Hoehn 799 

EwingSC 1333 

Exitic  Gardens xlvi 

Fallon  James  G. .  536 

Farmer's  Co-operative  Union  952 
Fwnsworth  &  McConnell..  .1133 


Farr  Aaron     . .   .,...',  ,,,  1202 

Farr  Brothers 1804 

Felntur-h  Broi OSS 

Felton  \..1 14S7 

KIcId  MlnH  H   N  780 

Fluster,  The  Painter 674 

Firenian'rtFund  Ins  Co 

1  'tck  cover  and  xiii 

Flslicr  &  Butcher    1876 

Fishor  Gaines 1086 

Fisher  Henry 799 

VUhor  \,  P xxvii 

Fis  hel's  Hotel 1810 

FIsko  (leorge 04S 

"FIw"  Job  Printing  Office..  602 
Flulschiior,  Mayer  £  Co.   ...  1056 

FlomlngWJ 1013 

Foard  &  Stokes 060 

F'  >lkerH  J  H  A  &  Bro,  400, 446, 44S 

Fontuhio  J  G 

Forlios  BO 86S 

Fov  S  0 651 

Frank  Henry    48w,  407 

Franklin    Brass    and   Iron 

Works 890 

Franks  &  Lean 807 

Freeman  H 695 

Freeman  Wm  A  490 

Freinian  B 1074 

Fre.sno  News  Co  (The) 574 

"Fresno  Republican"  (The)    053 

Freund  FA 878 

Friedlander  B 446 

FryeAA  J 1873 

Fuhrmann  A  M 452 

Fuido  Bros 398 

Gftiihard  Hotel  .  459 

Galindo(The) 731 

Gallagher  J  B 1230 

Galli&  Co 424 

Gambs  John 7.38 

Gardiner  Dr 1840 

Garesche,  Green  &  Co 1202 

Garroiht  Mrs  J  J 1229 

Gatelv  P  J  422 

"Gaude"  Stanislas 473 

"Gazette  "(The) 1124 

Georgetown  "Gazette" 579 

Giesv  Jacob 070 

Gilbert  li  Bennett 630 

Giilon  E  E 019 

Oilman  JC   632 

GilmorRF 014 

OIlmoreA 1201 

Ginocchio  O  &  Co 1444 

Giroux  D 1263 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co    . .  453 

GliuhetichJ 830 

Glover  .Tames  C 798 

Gotlard  k  Fraziir 1075 

Godilard  &  Say  re 1162 

Golden    State   and   Miners' 

Ironworks xv 

Goldsmith  W  E  &  Son 404 

Gol  Istein  &  Cohn 411 

Goltormann  &  Co 401 

Gordan  Bros    Front  cover 

Gordon  John  A 1.390 

Oradehand  Frank  1064 

Goshen  Wringer  and  Sweeper 

Co XX 

Graham  John .,.1086 

G<-angers'  Business  Ass'n. . .  604 

Grant  James  P 630 

Gratton  E 1072 

Gruy,  Samuel  &  Co 1370 

Gray  W  T  &  Co 108S 

GreHS  George 743 

Griswold  Mrs  EH 1266 

Griswold'g  Gem  Saloon  Par- 
lor  1112 

Oroenninger  Henry 1097 


108ft  Hariand 


Gross  J  A 002 

Groxler  Mm  L  A  1840 

Oruenliagen  C  H 462 

Gundlach  J  Jc  Co. .  .Front  co\er 

GuHlean  C  at  C» 1840 

Gutto  A  Frank xv 

Haight,  Robert  &  Co 440 

HttUA  I  Jc  Co 48d 

Hall  ft  Campbell 1164 

Hall  k  Forsyth «jS 

Hull  JT&Co 728 

Hall  k  Paulson   Furniture 

Co ...1164 

Humburg-Magdeburg     Fire 

Ins  Co..  BacK  cover  and  xv 

Hamllev  k  Sinnott 1008 

Hansel  L 807 

Hansen  0 080 

Hanson  H 1070 

Wm 020 

Harnev  Mury  A 1260 

HirrlsJohn 1848 

Harris  Simon 1067 

Harrison  k  Evans 018 

Hart   Elijah  C&  Co 088 

H 1  rt  A  Fitzpatriok 1078 

Hurter  *  Corbett 670 

Hartman  &  Co 1482 

Hartman  C  W 1186 

Hartshorn  k  Waters 400 

Harvey  W  C 760 

Haskell  C  L lv 

Hatch  C  P  747 

Hawley  David  N xlv 

Hawley  E  B  &  Co 1180 

Ha.^  t  W  A  *  Son 770 

Heald.sburg  <  'ollege 001 

HeaUlshurg  "  Enterprise  " . .  008 
Healdsburg     Job     Printing 

OlHce 008 

Heald's  Business  College 

...Interleaf  824-5 

Hc-alyTJ 460 

HoilJ'Wm 1077 

Hell  ath  John    756 

Heisterman  H  F  &  Co 1202 

Hellwegen's  Art  Gallery 

...Interleai  804-6 

Henderson  Dr  L 1080 

Henderson  O  H xll 

Heiidv  Joshua v 

Henley  Dr  Wm 1069 

Henriksen  k  Jensnn 886 

"  Heral  l-Argus  "  (weekly). .  882 

Hermann  k  Radway .  .1451 

Herrall  k  Zimmerman 1000 

Herren  Bros 1008 

Herz  Gustav 442 

Hewl  t  H  H 890 

Hibben  T  N  &  Co 1201 

Hii-ksD&Co 48u 

High  k  Carlln loOO 

Hightower  J  G  014 

Hill  Rev  J  B xlvi 

HillJF xllv 

Himes,  the  Printer 1062 

Hinks  James  k  Son    410 

Holge,  Davis  &  Co 1003 

Hodges  OeoD 1470 

Hodgman  W  A 1806 

Holbrook,  Merrill  k  Stetson  797 

Holden  EC  970 

Holman  Thomas 1087 

Hooper  Wm  B  &  Co 1440 

Hopkins' Academy 711,  714 

Hotel  Del  Monte xxlv,  xxv 

Houghton  W   A   and   C  S 

Back  cover 
Houseworth  Thos... Front  cover 

Howe  Mrs  C jjiv 

Hudson  &  Co  1439 

Hudson  T  A looO 


Index  to  Advertisements. 


48j 


Hueter  Brm  It,  Co.  .882,  482,  440' Le  Francois  Mme ISfti 

Hu«hw  ft  Burllnvame U42lL«itar  Wm  J 020 


HiitfheK  Tho«  E  ft  8oni. . .   .  S7S 

Huiit«r  ft  Kobartaon 1800 

UiMtedFM 884 

Hutchlnion  JunM. .......  48u 

Imhof  ft  Faubl* U54 

"  IndcMiidviit  Callitotfian  " 

(TU) 610 

Indianapolis    Chair    Manu- 

fac'turlngf  bo 401 

"  Inter  MomiUln  " 1892 

IrvlneftSage 800 

Irving  Capt  John 1202 

Jackson  A  1128 

Jackson  Martin 701 

Jackson  T  W  ft  Co 441 

Jacoby  Louis Back  oo\  er 

James  W  8 1016-17 

Jansoii  Alex. .  .880,  405,  408,  448 

JaquithE  J A30 

JennintTK  D  A llf>fi 

Jensen  Wm 1203 

Jeppesen  N  P 1200 

Jessen  Conrad 081 

Jewell  A  M  ft  Co xxxviii 

J  M  Brunswick  ft  Baike  Co.  887 

Juhnsun  A  H 10«M5 

Johnson  JN  849 

Johnson  J  R 486 

Johnson,  McCown  ftWalden.loi4 

Johnston  F  H 708 

Jones  ft  Martin 800 

Josepii  Qus 1007 

"  Journal  o(  Commerce  "...  1070 

Kaiser  Wm 1163 

KarnsMrs  M  K 1477 

Keane  Bros. Front  cover,  Iv,  402 

Kieler  DF 1812 

Keep's  Shirts xliv 

Kehrleln  Emil 403 

Keliher  P 1064 

Keller  CP 660 

Keller  ft  Clemm 1462 

Kell()(!y  J  ft  Co 1054 

Kt  II V  Bros  ft  Pease 870 

Kelly  WH 765 

Kempthorn  J  H 752 

Kennedy  DP 1069 

KennedyThos 081 

Kestler  Martin 801 

Keyston  Bros 451 

KlUeen  James 1076 

Kinif  JN 730 

Klein  Samuel 1007 

Klinkner  C  A  ft  Co xlv 

KnupikPP 435 

Knapp  K  I xxx 

Knaiston  J  H xliiMvCormaiik 

KnlKhtsWmD 700 

KohlerftChase 420 

KroKh  F  W  ft  Co 1400 

Kuester  Henry  C 720 

Kwonv  Shew,  Lun  ft  Co 402 

Kyle  C  A  1268 

LaChapelleJ 1078 

Ladow  Si  Mooney 1867 

Laird  DW    xxxii  and  460 

Land  Department  of  the  N 

P  RRCo 1063 

Lan^  Jntieph 1220 

LanjirOV 434 

Langland  N  P 443,  462 

La  Roche  ft  Sooy 1303 

LarrieuL 1413 

Lashus  Geo  W 1803, 1304 

"  Lassi  n  Advocate  " 000 

"  Las  Vegas  Optic  " 1461 

Laubner  A 002 

Lavenson  Ous 800 

LazardFreres ......'.  xvllMerryL 

LailerD 88llMeryML 


Levlngston  A 8D0 

Levlsun  Bros 418 

Levy  John  ft  Co 

212,  806,  410,  442,  460 

Lewis  Mrs  R  U 461 

Lewis  W  A     loao 

"  Lewlston  Teller  " 1870 

Lewright  A  J 762 

Liberty  Jostiph 1074 

Uebe  QeorKe  A 1000 

Und  Jamrs 1226 

Linforth,  Kke  ft  Co 48b 

Lion  Fire  Ins  Co 11 

Lltt  HB 1067 

Lloyd  ft  Tamsen 807 

Lookhart  JT 1112 

"Lodi  Sentinel "  (The) 963 

Loosen  P  J 1080 

LordMrsS 461 

Lorquln  E  F xxxlx 

Louis  J  B 1065 

LovellR 701 

Lowe  J  P 010 

Lowney  Jerry  ft  Son 

Lownsdale  ft  Co 1C60 

Lutas  A  J  ft  Co 4U0 

LuckeH ...  800 

LuckhardtC  AftCo 427 

LudwlyC 006 

LukensO  E 050 

LundberK  ft  Qarff 1201 

Lundy  T  460 

Macumber  O  A 878 

Macondray  ft  Co 1401 

Madden  DW Oil 

Majors  L  L 654 

Malpas  A 462 

Marcovlch  Peter 1(J64 

"Marin  County  Journal"..  843 

Marinan  Lawrence 1451 

"Mariposa  Weekly  Herald .  .1488 

MarteU  John xxxviii 

MartinHra 410 

Martin  E  and  J  A  ft  Co 1073 

Massey  Atkins  ...   463 

Mathews  Mrs  S  F  1075 

Matteson  ft  Garland 0^6 

Matteson  ft  Williamson 805 

Mayer  Juseph 2.S8 

McBreen  Chas  E 1058 

.McCabe  ft  Sanders 511 

McCallie  J  H 13  5 

McCarthy  D  W 625 

McClure  E  E 1073 

McConnell  Mrs  Elizabeth . . .  .^00 

McConncU  W  J  ft  Co 1373 

ftQumne..   .      30: 

McCraken  ft  Mason 1065 

McEwan  Qeorge  B 070 

McFarland  D 1240 

Mi'Intosh  J  B 1059 

McKay  Stewart 008 

M(  Ivenney  L  M  o;  Co 

.1050,  1106,  1205,  1864, 1444 

Mi  Kenney /:  Ramer 544 

McKern  Wi 1376 

McLean  ft  Co 1208 

McLeanN 031 

McLeod  W  M  ft  Co 1374 

McNutt  ft  Hurlbut. 1805 

McPherson  Geo  W  ft  Co. . . .  441 

McSween  Malcom 500 

"  Medico  Literary  Journal ".  434 
"MendocinoBeacon"(The).  008 
"  Merced  Llxpress  "  (The)  . .  071 
Merced  Security  Sayings 

Bonk  672 

Merrell  I  L xl,  465 

080 


MctcaK  8  W xxxix 

Methodist  Book  Depository,  xlvi 

Meussdorffer  M 41/ 

Meyer  Jol  n  N xvl 

Meyers  Adolph 420 


MldHley  J  H. 1341 

Miller  Frank  A  771 

Miller  Louis 429 

HishMrsS 488 

MltchellJH xxxlx 

Mitchell  J  L 620 

Mitchell,  Johns  ft  Whitney. IIW 

Montague  WW  ft  Cu 

408,  418,  426,  438,  446,  447,  460 
"Monterey  Argus"  (The)..  088 

Monthyon  J  D 1066 

MoodyftFarisb 468 

Moody  John  F .  008 

MoraghanM  B 420 

.Morgan  ft  Co 420 

Morgan  ft  Qambs 000 

MorrillO  A 1181 

Morris  Ellas 1341 

Morrow  Geo  ft  Co 307,  412 

Morrow  Jesse 575 

Morse  O  D xlviil 

Moscow  Mirror". 1874 

"Mountain  Democrat" 752 

Mutual  Life  Ins  Co 

Margin  line,  xviil 

Myers  Winslow  S 1000 

Myrlck&Co 1341 

NageleJ  J 800 

NahonS  A 1070 

Nash  ft  Andrews 1112 

Nev  ada  Central  Ry 1215 

New  Atlantic  Hotel 415 

New  Remington  Seuing  Ma- 
chine   .Margin  line 

Newsom  L  M 720 

New  Wisconsin  Hotel xxxl 

New  York  Gallery x\  11 

New  York  Novelty  Co 1066 

"Ncz  Perce  News'' 1300 

Nickerson  Charles  1114 

NicoIl.The  Tailor. .  .Front  cover 

Nuethig  William 891 

Norcross  Daniel  ft  CoManjlnUne 

Northern  Pacific  K  K xxxlv 

Northern  Pacific  K  R  Lands  xlil 
Northern  Pacific  R  R  (West- 
ern Division) 1060 

"Northwest  Tribune"  (The).  1113 

Norton  ft  John 022 

Nunn  Dr  C  W 1342 

Nuttall,  Bacon  ft  Co 450 

Nutting  Calvin  ft  Son 

Margin  line 

Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co  ' 

Front  cover 

O'Brien  J  J  &  Co 402 

UdorleHS  Exca\ating  Appa- 
ratus Co 475 

"Ogdeii  Herald" 1806 

Ohnien  WH 476 

Oliver  H  ft  Co 404 

OlsonBJ 1374 

Oppenheimer  &  Smith 1120 

Oregon  Electrical  Works  . .  .1068 

Oregon  Pump  Works 084 

Oregon  Railway  and  Naviga- 
tion Co XXXV  and  1067 

"Oregon  State  Journal".  ..088 
"Oregon  Statesman"  (The). 1080 
"Oregonian"  (The)  xl\  ii  and  1063 

Osborn  Edward  E 483 

O'SheaBros  1002 

"overland  Monthly" xU 

Oyster  WmM 085 

Pace  Charles 4bO 

Pacific  Business  College 

527      Front  Cover  and  276 


mt 


Index  to  Advertisemeats. 


Pacific  Iron  Worka 

Interleaf  304-5 

Padflc  Press 

453, 475,  727,  730,  960, 1051, 

. .  ..1105, 1263,  12aS,  1354,  HIS 
Pacific  Roilinjf  Mill  Co.  .xxii,  46 

Pacific  Slope  Lan.is xlii 

P»"iac  Wheel  and  Carriage 

Worlts yliv 

Palmer  &  Rey 437 

Park  City  Bank 1311 

"I'aik  Mlninif  Record"  (Tlie)1311 

Parke  &  Lacy 483 

Parker  T  G  &  Co. . .  Front  cover 

Parrott  Matt  A 1250 

Parsons  Bros 13i)5 

"Pataha  City  Spirit" 1139 

P?t,9rC 1081 

Pav  le  Bros xxxiii 

PeiteOM 1343 

Pendleton  AM  &  Bro 1341 

PenlandH 992 

"PeDple's  Cause"  (daily  and 

weekly) 764 

Perkins  &  Wiilte 1250 

Petit  A  P 1439 

Philadelphia  House 457 

PhippsWin 1264 

"Phttinix  Herald" ... .   1489 

Phcenix  Iron  Works xl 

Pioneer  Flourinj?  Mills 1170 

Pioneer  Line  of  Steamers  .  .12')2 

PlttRD 1031 

"Plaindealer"  (The) lOSO 

"Plumas National"  76) 

"Plymimth  Reporter"  (The)  756 

Poheim  Joe Margin  line 

"Pomeroy  Republican"    . . .  1142 

Pons  Mme  Heuriette 30!) 

Porter  Jerome 932 

Pogka  Samuel  &  Co Sn 

Potter,  Duryea  &  Co    13 ) 

Pouyal  Jotm  xl  ■; 

Pratt  E  W  &  Co  6il 

Pratt  H  G 393 

Prescott  House    4134 

Preston  &  Cruplay     1483 

Pridham  R  W 8'>2 

"Prineville  Weekly  Ne.vV.l)  8 

Proctor  Jc  Reyn  aids 863 

Prouty  W  H 577 

Providence  Washington  Ins 

Co xix 

"  Pujret    Sound     Courier  " 

(weekly)  1136 

"Puifet    SDund    Daily   and 

Weekly  Argus" 1144, 1183 

PuUenC  J 628 

PursellGM 455 

PutnamAB 490 

Quade  Otto 1133 

QuiggrMissM  B 4S2 

QiiimbySL 646,1488 

RafTour  Mons  J 849 

"Railroad  Gazetteer" i  v 

Rand  Jasper  1370 

Rankin,  Brayton  A  Co 

'.....Interleaf  3^4 

Rauch  John  W il47 

Reaves  MA 47* 

Beaves  Mrs  MA 411 

"  Redding      Independent  " 

(The) 765 

Redman  R  F  &  Co  xlvii 

Redmond's     Patent      Beer 

Fountain 697 

B«ed  C  A  &  Co  103" 

Reed  J  H 86^ 

Reed  Robert 724 

ReedalHS 1344 

Reif  Charles 639 

ReiwBroa&Oo 


"Reno  Gazette"  (The^ 1209 

Reymert  J  De  N.>  m 1421 

Rice&  Co 403 

Richards  &  Snow 438 

Richmond  Mrs  L  G  &  Son  .  463 

Richter  P  R  &  (."o.  ..393, 394, 

397,409,417,41?   ^449,  451,452 

RickardWT 1439 

RidgewavCWJk  <;■  466 

Roach  Peter ll«t 

Roberts  A 1016- 

Roberts  John  W    ■      •     ....  381 

R  )berts  R  R  &  c     :>7  \ 

R'ibertsDii  Wm .'>75 

'I  >bhison  Harry  J 591 

Robinson  W  F 1097 

Rock   S>ring,   Red  Canyon 

and Webor  Coal  Ci 1349 

"Rocky  Mountain  Husband- 
man"  1498 

Ri^'ers  W  B  &  Son .   927 

"Rolinerville  Herald"  (Tbc>.  772 
Romans,  Oowie  &Sheparu..  879 

R)S3  E  0  & Cv) 668 

Ross  L  &  S  n     830 

Rothfos  H  &  Co 1058 

Roths 'hildA  Ehrenpfort...  393 

Rottner  John 1064 

Roughny  L  D  &  Co 651 

Rudif ear  &  Parr 435 

Rufflno  L  J  &  Co  465 

RufflnoS 934 

Ruscher  Joseph 530 

Russell  EF&  Co 455 

"Russian  River  Flag" 002 

Sackett  School 720 

St.  George  Harry 1141 

Salisbury,  Hailey  &  Co 950 

Salisbury  J  M 1345 

Sal;  Lake  En'o:av!ng  Rubber 

Stamp  Co 1344 

"Salt  Lake  Evening  C  jroni 

cIp" 133(1 

"Salt  Lake  Herald" 1343 

Salt  Lake  Surgical  ani>  Med- 
ical Institute 1346 

Samm  k  Parsons 730 

Sanb-m  A  W  &  Oo xlviii 

Sanders  WA  844 

jlanford  A  B xlvii 

Sandford  H  T  &  Co 6  )2 

Sandy  B  >b's  Stage  Line 1431 

Sandford  A  B  

....  Back  cover  and  424,  444 
"San  Joaquin  Valley  Argus" 

(Ropublican). ..." 672 

San  Jose  Furniture  M^  Co.  833 
"San  Luis  Rev  Star"  (The). .  839 
'SanU  Ana  Weeklv  Stand- 
ard"     848 

"Santa   Barbara  Independ- 
ent"   <^50 

Santa  Clara  College  .     

.   Inte.leaf  85C-7 

".Santa  Clara  Messenger  "...  851 
Saota  Clara  Valley  Mill  and 

Lumber  Co 833 

"Santa  Rosa  Republican"..  886 

Saunders  Henry 1204 

Saux  Mrs  .^>  *  Co 1370 

Soherzberg  E>  lil  H . . '. 1265 

Schmidt  M  &  Co 48v 

Scholl  Bros 1141 

■(choppeF  E 1345 

Sohulz  &  Fischer 469 

Schumacher  O 1180 

Schwab  R  Hi  c 1059 

SchwambOW ..1128 

SohwarzH&Co 1180 

"Scientific  Californian"....  731 

Saott  &  HodsTfion 857 

Seott  Wm  A  Jr 1441 


SoovUle&Co 728 

■Se  ittle  Daily  and  Weekly 

Chronicle" 1156 

Seattle  Sawmill 1156 

Se,'ura  N  B  &  Co 701 

Sclbv  Suic'tingandLeadCo.  xxii 

Seviiiour,  Sab  n  &  Co 1062 

.Siiambrook  Alfred 1182 

jlianer  &  Grimmer 1163 

Sharp  Ciias  &  Co .596 

Shu'.v  H  C 896 

Shawl  L' Margin  line,  440 

Shepman  W  E 469 

Shor  nan  Charles  L 1222 

S.ie.i'itt  James  908 

S.iiballCims  A 1488 

SiiieldsCha.Ios  ....1312 

Shi)per  &  Rybke 1071 

Siebar   Christ 944 

"Sierra  County  Tribune" . . .   550 

Si,'rist  .M 676 

S  mm  Br.>s  1345 

S  .n,»s)ii  Bros 1074 

Simpson  Donald  ...   1204 

Sinning  Adolph 94S 

Skinkar  John 469 

Slavich  John 1075 

SloeombS  A 1180 

Slocum  Amanda  M.' 469 

Smtllwood  &  Armstrong 1168 

Smith  A  1471 

Smith  A  M 1312 

SmithCW 533 

SmithC  W  M 433 

Smith  DA.     434 

Smith  E  O .1053 

Smith  LP&Son 1153 

Smith  &  Nelson 397 

Smith  Thos  X 1293 

Smith  W  N 1450 

Siiell  John  Wm 1345 

Snyder  Louis  A 1310 

"S  )lano  Time*"  (The) 922 

Sonoma  Index" 876 

S  juther  Mrs  A  B 425 

"  Southern    Utah    Times  " 

(The) 1281 

Spaw&Whipplo ...  8H8 

Spence  &  Jontisoa 426 

Speranz;i  Signor  D 42P 

Spooner  U  A uI3 

"Sprague  Herald" 1168 

Sprenger  JIrs  J  B 1370 

Spring  .Menz )  48«r 

Springdr  Geo  B ...  737 

Sprunt  &  Stahr 1306 

Stable  John  H 1181 

Stajchann  Martin 754 

"Standard"  (The) 1052 

Standish  S 733 

"Stanislaus  Farmers'  Jour- 
nal"  630 

"Stani.'.2aus  Wheat  Grower" 

(The) 701 

Stannus  S 095 

Starrett  DB 1213 

State  Rights  Democrat"  . .  962 

"Statesman"  (The) 1181 

SUver  Ji  Walker 1054 

Steacy  Benjamine 62<> 

Steil  Henry xxi 

Stein,  Simon  &  Co 470 

Steinauer  B 801 

Stephens  T  R 762 

8t«vensD  W 1*66 

Stevens  Sidney 1303 

Stlegeler  Wm liao 

Still  John  W 1118 

Stock  Jake 1211 

Stocker  Max 062 

"Stockton  Iniinpendent"...  895 
Stoker  &  Qorrlnge 1800 


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stokes  Wm 1059 

Stone  Broj 927 

Stone  Edward 1064 

Stone  Dr  WW 752 

Strahle  Jacob  &  Co 3S7 

StnubWm 1113 

Strehle  Louis  A 591 

s:trobridjre  T  W 651 

8u!Mvan  Janiuti 732 

Sun  Innurunce  Co..  .Margin  line 

Swan  bar);  &  West 420 

Swe«-«^  W  J  &  Son 5ri9 

Sweet  S  &  Co i)2."> 

Swe;.taei'  &  Alsip  ...  Bacli  cover 

Swift  E  J Hf'A 

"  Taconitt  News  "  (The) li:i.i 

Tftbcr  1  W 4B-i 

Taft  &  Puiin  yer 72S 

"  Tehama  Counsellor  " .  ...     *)8 

Tellier  Adolphe 1 181 

TenceC  423 

Tuny  &  Grady 571 

Teubner  &  Hoffman     470 

The  American  Eagle  Assopi- 

ati  n  of  the  US 41 

The  J  M  Brunitwic'k  fi  Balke 

Co    443 

•'The  Washinsrtonian" 1178 

Thomas  F  &  Co   4  2 

Thompson  A  J   1114 

Thrailkill  Dental  Depot.   .       7:<] 

Tilburv  Geo  F 12(14 

Tingrv  C  G 1075 

ToddA  Bi  en 1053 

Tonoll.t  A 804 

TowtiHendMD 1098 

Tniube  H 465 

Travelers  Life  and  Acc'dent 

Ins  Co.  .Back  cover  ami  xxiii 

"Tribune"  (weekly) 052 

"Truckei;  Repiiblican" xli 

Trumbull  R  J  &  Co 

— Back  cover  and  xxiii 

Truworthv  Mis  F  M 445 

Tucker  J  W&  Co viii 

Tucson  Opura  House 1441 

"  Tuolumne     Independent " 

(The, 878 

Tupper  C.  B  &  Son 866 

"Uklah  <itv  Press  "        .    .  915 


Union  Carriaire  Factory  ...1074 
United    States    Mail    Staj^e 

Line 1230 

U  O  Foundry  (The) 1292 

UstiukJT II  n 

Utah  Central  Ry i:  i 

"Utah  Journal"  (The) l.iM 

Val  'oz  Zeferino —  xiiii 

"  Valkviien" 48w  470 

Van  Revnesfom  F  W 3S5! 

Van  Winkle  1  S  &  Co 48S 

Varwiif  Thomas 1059 

Verh(^rhen  &  O'Horon 470 

"  Vindi  ator  "  (The) 9S5: 

Vinson  &  Watson 1112 

Wachhorst  H  W Martfin  linel 

Wajjener  Ilenrv 1348 

Wahl&H  'S.-I.  ■ 8()2i 

"  Wait-ibura  Times  " 1172 

Wa<,'nor  Jos  &  <;o 1491| 

Wakelinj,'  Mrs  Dr 424 

Wale  Edward .  830 

Walker  &  B  leklev 897 

Wall  &  Gerratv. ". 1310 

"  Walla  WallaUTiion  " 1180 

"Wala  Walla  Watchman  ".1180 

Waller  <)  A .  1087 

Wallinj!  A  G  .  Interleaf  1010-17 

Walsh  MrsH  J 1370 

Walter  Bros 1048 

Wul  hall  &  Newman 680 

WardleiffhHC 1307 

Warkenton  P  &  Co 834 

Warner  H  C  573 

Warren  &  Frink 1005 

Washinjfton  &  Fa-hion 746 

"  Wa-hinj^on  Independent" 

(The)  1141 

Watrous  BB 701 

Watson  JasO  1312 

Watts  &  Oodfrev 981 

Weatherford  &  Blackburn..  962 

Weaver  H  A Back  cover 

Weber  FH  L 802 

Weber  G  1375 

Weed  &  Kinffwell x 

"Weekly  Mirror  "(The)....  838 
"Weekly    Mountaineer" 

(The)  1098 


"  Weekly  Standard  News".  508' 
"Weekly  Times"  (The).. .  109if " 

Woinhard  H 1072 

Weinman  I  C 414 

Welch  &  Co  xxiii 

\Vl^  lev  Dr  John  E 1345 

W„-,uill.;     405 

\Ve..ic;bei'  (Jeo  M 888 

"  Wheailand  (Graphic  "  (The)  986 

SVheelor  Bro^ 911 

Whipple  V  M 866 

W.iite  Bros Margin  line 

White  J  B 423 

Wnltney  &  Marshall 471 

Widber  JH 401 

Wieland  J.ihn  472 

Wiiftfins  George 788 

Wilder  Edward  B 1348 

WilkinsP  V  855 

"  Willamette  Farmer  " 1065 

WillertFred 962 

Williams,  Dimond  &  Co, . . .  viii 

'^/illiams  J  L 906 

Will  ams  Mrs  W 699 

Williams  W  H... 987 

Williamson  &  Kellogg 1156 

Wilson  &  Mitchell xlvii 

Wilson  Thos  A 631 

WinesetC  P 1014 

WinterraeierA 1099 

Wolff  Bernhard 406 

Wolff  &  Rheinhold 48x 

WoUrom  &  Bishop 651 

"Woman's  Exponent" 1346 

Won  er  Flower  and  Feather 

Store 882 

"Wood  River  News  Miner". .1363 

Woods  F  N  &  Co 428 

Woolery  M  J 618 

Wooster  J  B  &  Co 897,  406 

Worth  WH 747 

Wright  Stuart  S 574 

"Yaquina  Post"  (The) 1106 

Yeslor  &  Anderson 1167 

Young  R xl 

"Yreka  Semi- Weekly  Jour- 
nal"    962 

Zion's  Co-operative  Mercan- 
tile Institution 1347 


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We  are  fully  aware  of  the  importance  of  this  part  of  our  work  to  the  whole 
Pacific  Coast,  we  have,  therefore,  most  thoroughly  canvassed  ^he  city,  omitting 
no  legitimate  business,  however  unimportant  it  might  appear  to  some,  from  the 
fact  that  it  will  certainly  interest  others.  When  the  variety  and  extent  of  these 
are  taken  into  consideration  a  faint  idea  may  be  formed  of  the  labor  and  care 
involved  in  preparing  the  lists  herewith  presented.  We  feel  no  hesitancy  in 
assuring  you  that  the  work  may  be  relied  on  as  correct  in  every  particular  so  far 
as  our  ability  extends  to  make  it  so.  Of  the  city  itself  it  is  hardly  necessary  to 
speak;  its  history,  like  thai  of  the  State  of  which  it  is  the  metropolis,  is  almost 
phenomenal,  and  would  appear  in  print  more  like  an  oriental  fairy  tale  than  a 
record  of  actual  fact.  Men  yet  living  in  the  prime  of  life,  who,  less  than  a  gen- 
eration ago,  lanJled  upon  the  sterile  peninsula  and  gazed  with  indifference  or  con- 
tempt upo;(i  the  surrounding  hills  and  sand-dunes,  now  walk  among  a  population 
numberiug  three  hundred  thousand,  and  encounter  at  every  turn  palatial  resi* 
dences,  ^^rand  hotels,  enora^ous  business  structures,  such  as  the  efforts  of  centu- 
ries in  older  and  less  favored  countries  fail  to  equal.  The  energy,  daring,  brain 
and  muscle  that  hurled  itself  upon  this  coast  at  the  breaking  out  of  the  gold 
fever  made  itself  felt  at  this  point  as  elsewhere  in  the  State.  With  those  sterling 
men  there  was  no  such  word  as  /ail.  When  the  low-lying  lands  contiguous  to 
the  bay  were  occupied,  and  the  rapidly  increasing  population  was  crowded  to  the 
adjacent  hills,  native  talent  soon  solved  the  problem  of  their  occupancy  by  the 
invention  of  the  cable  road,  and  at  once  determined  the  residence  localities  of  the 
city.  The  cars  of  this  system,  propelled  by  invisible  power,  now  course  through 
the  city  in  every  direction,  their  track  marked  by  evidences  of  wealth  ajid  luxury, 
that  without  this  potent  agency  could  have  had  no  existence.  The  commercial 
isolation  of  this  coast  from  the  East,  and  the  demands  of  a  large  mining  popula- 
tion, which  could  only  be  met  in  this  city  soon  called  attention  to  manufacturing 
interests,  and  to-day  she  ranks  among  the  foremost  in  this  respect,  the  list  em- 
bracing everything  for  which  there  is  any  demand  on  this  coast;  and  the  value  of 
product  reaching  $80,000,000.  Her  ocean  commerce  extends  to  Europe,  Australia, 
China,  the  Pacific  Islands,  Mexico  and  South  America;  amounting  last  year  to 
nearly  $50,000,000  in  exports,  while  her  imports  reached  $40,000,000.  Her  inland 
commerce  embraces  the  Pacific  States  and  territories,  so-called,  whose  rapidly  increas- 
ing demands  can  only  be  supplied  by  an  abundance  of  capital,  and  business  ability 
of  the  highest  order,  both  of  which  are  found  here.  The  history  of  San  Francisco 
is  the  history  of  the  coast,  and  we  all  take  a  pride  in  her  progress;  her  future  is 
also  the  future  of  the  coast,  for  her  natural  advantage  of  location,  her  splendid 
harbor,  her  far-reaching  connections  by  water  and  rail  will  secure  to  her  for  all 
time  the  metropolitan  character  she  has  thus  far  possessed.  Her  business  men 
ealize,  however,  that  to  do  thin  they  must  keep  abreaet  of  the  tiniea,  that  they 

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must  lumish  the  supply  for  every  demand,  and  that  nothing  is  assured  until 
secured.  A  careful  study  of  our  Directory,  therefore,  as  herein  presented, 
becomes  of  the  highest  importance  to  all  men  of  business  tipon  the  coast,  as  they 
will  find  therein,  that  their  wants  are  all  anticipated,  and  provisions  made  to 
meet  them. 


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Aaron  D,  embroidery  stampmaker, 

6th 

Aaron  Joseph,  barber,  534  3d 
Abbes  F,  painter,  1710  Larkin 
Abbiati  Albino,  liquors,  1108  Stockton 
Abbot  Geo,   wool  buyer  and  grader,  cor 

5th  and  Townsend 

ABBOTSFOEB    HOUSE,   M  Brogan 

propr,  1416  Broadway 
Abbott  C  PI,  wool,  cor  5th  and  Bluxcme, 

ABBOTT,  MRS  F  B,  dressmaker,  212 

Fell 
Abbott  Geo  H,  groceries,  NE  cor  22d 

and  Mission 
Abbott  Henry, mining,  302  Montgomery 
Abbott  J  E,  attomey-at-law,  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Commercial 
Abbott    Osborn,    (Bousfield  &  Abbott), 

312  California 

ABBOTT  ROBT  W,  clerk  with  James 
Nunsell  Jr,  415  Montgomery 

Abbott  T,  boarding-house,  702  Front 

Abell  Alex  G,  Grand  Sec  F  &  A  M  of 

California,  Masonic  Temple,  NE  cor 

Post  and  Montgomery 

ABEND  POST  (The)  (daily  and  weekly), 

S  F  Abend  Post  Co  publishers,  535 

California 
Abraham  A,  clothing,  400  Pacific 
Abraham  Charles,  florist,  106  California 

Market 
Abraham  J,  clothing,  116  Pacific 
Abraham   &    Son   (Philip  and  Nathan 

Abraham),  dry  goods,  44  6th 
Abraham's    Depot,  pawn   broker,    820 

Kearny 
Abrahams  L,  clothing,  4  and  6  Clay 
Abrahams  Lewis,  watches  and  jewelry, 

13  Kearny 
Abrahams  Max,  merchant  tailor.   919 

Pacific 
AbrahamsonG.  fancy  goods,  110  Kearny 
Abrahamson  Nelse,  saloon,  119  Jackson 
Abramovich  Bros  (Drago  and  John  Ab- 

ramovich),  fruit  and  vegetables,  1501 

Polk 
Abramovich  &  Co   (John  Abramovich 

and  M  Rostovich),  fruit  and  vegeta- 
bles, 1654  Polk 
Abramovich  Drago  (Abramovich  Bros), 

1501  Polk 


Abramovich  John  (Abramovich  Bros), 

1501  Polk  and  1654  Polk 
Abrams  H  (H  Abrams  &  Co),  238  4th 
Abrams   H  &   Co  (H  Abrams  and  S 

Meyers),  fruit  and  produce,  238  4th 
Abrams  Isaac,  clothing,  114  3d  and  540 

Kearny 
Abrams  Jacob,  clothing,  814  Battery 
Abrams  John  (Carroll,  Abram-i  &  Car- 
roll), 3  and  5  Front 
Abrams  Samuel,  real  estate  broker,  428 

Montgomery 
Abrams  W  (W  Abrams  &  Co),  229  6th 
Abrams  W  &  Co  (W  Abrams  and  Simon 

Meyer),  fruits  and  vegetables,  229  6th 
Abramson,  Bacon  &  Heunisch  (Edward 

Abramson,  Gaston  E  Bacon  and  Adam 

Heunisch),  wholesale  druggists'  spec- 

alties,  3  and  5  Front 
Abramson  &  Bacon  (Edw  Abramson  and 

Easton  E  Bacon),  druggists,  SW  cor 

Dupont  and  Sutter  and  717  Clay 
Abramson  Edward  (Abramson  &  Bacon 

and  Abramson,  Bacon  &  Heunisch) 
Abramzick  Anton,  tailor,  342  4th 
Abrook  John,  saloon,  1013  Kearny 
Acader\y  of  Languages,  040  Clay 
Academy  of  Sciences,  cor  California  and 

Dupont 
Aceret  Mrs,  dressmaker,  708  Gough 

Achim  liachmonim  Chebra,  Chas  Gross- 

licht  sec,  121  Eddy 
Achin  A,  French  laundry,  633  3d 
Acker  F  V,  carpenter,  1207  Polk 
Acker  Mrs  V,  dressmaker,  407  Sutter 
Ackerman  Benj  J,  Deputy  U  S  Marshal, 

room  45  U  S  Appraiser's  Building 
Ackerman  Bros  (Hart  S,  I  S,  S  S  and 

I    H   Ackerman),     crockery,     fancy 

goods,  etc,  123  Kearny  and  207  and 

209  Sutter 
ACKERMAN  C  L  (Naphtaly,  Freiden- 

rich  &  Ackerman),  426  California 

Ackerman  Hart  S  (Ackerman  Bros),  209 

Sutter  and  123  Kearny 
Ackerman  I  H  (Ackerman  Bros) 
Ackerman  I  S  (Ackerman  Bros) 
Ackerman  SS  (Ackerman  Bros) 
Ackcrson  Chas  H,  builder,  215  Kearny 
Ackerson    John    W   (Ackerson,  Moore 

&  Co),  pier  10  Steuart 
Ackerson,  Moore  &  Co  (John  W  Acker- 
son, A  D  Moore  and  H  C  Smith), 
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Acme  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  J  M  Buffing- 
ton  sec,  309  California 

Acres  R  T  &  Co  (R  T  Acres  and  F  H 
Swett),  bookbinders,  532  Commercial 

Acres  R  T  (R  T  Acres  &  Co),  532  Com- 
mercial 

Acton  Richard,  harness  and  saddles, 
2760  Mission 

Adam  &  Kibbe  (Thos  Adam  and  Millard 
Kihbe),  saloon,  junction  Market,Geary 
and  Kearny 

Adam  Thomas  (Adam  &,  Kibbe),  junction 
Market,  Geary  and  Kearny 

Adami  J,  blacksmith,  612  Broadway 

Adams  A  C,  attorney-at-law,  628  Mont- 
gomery 

Adams  A  F,  internal  revenue  and  cus- 
toms broker,  405  Washington 

Adams  A  P,  coffee  and  spice  mills,  61 
Fremont 

Adams  &  Butler  (James  Adams  and  T  J 
Butler),  hay  and  fi;rain,  42  and  44  Clay 

ADAMS  &  GARTER  (Jno  M  Adams 
and  Wm  A  Carter),  mining  and 
mechanical  engineers  and  agts  Frue's 
Concentrator,  lOi)  California 

Adams  Chr,  gun  and  locksmith,  508 
Commercial 

Adams  Cyrus  &  Co,  importers  leaf  to- 
bacco, 417  Battery 

Adams  Edson,  real  estate,  91  and  92 
Montgomery  Block 

Adams  Grove,  mining,  302  Montgomery 

Adams  Jas  (Adams  &  Butler),  42  and  44 
Clay 

Adams  J,  brewery,  637  Broadway 

Adams  J  E  (Murphy,  Adams  &  Co),  408 
Sansome 

Adams  Jno  M  (Adama  &  Carter),  109 
California 

Adams  John  Q,attorney-at-law,604  Clay 

Adams  Joseph,  juiik,  550  Mission 

Adams  Joseph  W  (Fike  &  Adams),  740 
Pacific 

Adams  Lewis,  Professor  of  French,  109 
Montgomery 

Adams  L  S  (Adams,  McNeill  &  Co),  405 
Front 

Adams,  McNeill  &  Co  (L  S  Adams,  and 
John  McNeill),  wholesale  grocers,  405 
Front 

Adams  Richard,  hotel,  807  Brannan 

Adams  Wm,  saloon,  346  Kearny 

Adams  W  J,  lumber,  pier  17  Steuart 

Adcock  Mrs  E,  millinery,  10  Kearny 

ADELAIDE  MARKET,  C  Merchant 
propr,  beef,  pork,  veal,  mutton  also 
tish  and  poultry,  1915  Fillmore  bet 
Bush  and  Pine 

ADELPHI  THEATRE,  Ned  Buckley 
propr,  607  Califoraia 

Adeladorfer  Ernest  (Ernest  Adelsdorfer 
&  Co),  406  and  408  Clay  and  1919 
Fillmore 


Adelsdorfer  Ernest  ft  Co  (Ernest  Adels- 
dorfer), grocer,  1919  Fillmore  and 
coffee  and  spices  4ii6  and  408  Clay 

Adel-ion  Julius  (Macowsky  &  Adelson), 
600  Market 

Aderjean  Louis,  lodging,  736  Pacifio 

Adler  A  A  (California  Distilling  Co), 

321  Batte^ 

Adler  Bros  (Bennie  and  Solomon  Adler), 
meat  market,  1414  Pine 

Adler  Bennie  (Adler  Bros),  1414  Pine 

Adler  B,  tailor,  39  i  Pacific 

Adler  C  (W  I  Steinhart  &  Co),  res  Ala- 
meda 

Adler  Chas  E  (Fechheimer,  Goodkind  & 
Co),  16  and  IS  Sansome 

Adler  David,  crockery  and  tinware, 
1009  Stockton 

Adler  Leopold,  bootmaker,  403)  Larkin 

Adler  M  (California  Distilling  Co),  321 
Battery 

Adler  Solomon  (Adler  Bros),  1414  Pine 

Adrian  Frank  (Adrian  &  Mahlstedt), 

322  Folsom 

Adrian  &  Mahlstedt,  meat  market,  322 
Folsom 

Advent  Christian  Chapel,  214  and  216 
Eddy 

Aelbust  A,  shirt  mfr,  506  Market 

Aestro  G  Dem  (Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co), 
S  F  Market 

iETNA  INSURANCE  CO  of  Hart- 
ford, Geo  C  Boardman  general  agt,  31 1 
California 

iETNA  IRON  WORKS,  Pendergast, 
Smith  &  Co,  mfrs  iron  castings  and 
machinery,  217,  219  and  221  Fremont 

iETNA  HFE  INSTJRi^GE  CO.  C 

W  Dannals  mgr,  504  Kearny 

Afeld  Joseph,  stationery  and  music,  805 
Larkin 

African  Methodist  Church,  Powell  bet 
Jackson  and  Pacific 

African  (Zion),  Stockton  bet  Clay  and 
Sacramento 

Ager  James  E  (Bacon  &  Co),  508  Clay 

Ager  John  E,  mgr  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Co  of  New  York  with  A  B 
Forbes,  214  Sansome 

Agnew  Wm  C,  wood  and  coal,  930 
Howard 

AOUIRRE  MARTIN  J,  candy  mfr, 
confectionery  and  wholesale  confec- 
tioner, 429  Kearny 

Aherene  Morton  J,  money  broker,  715 
Clay 

Ahern  Mrs  Catherine,  bakery,  316  Fol- 
som 

Ahern  &  Co  (M  Ahern  and  M  O'Connor), 
commission  merchants,  208  Washing- 
ton 

Ahern  Mrs  E,  varieties,  1820  Ellis 

Ahern  Martin  (Ahern  &  Co),  208  Wash- 
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Ahern  Michael,  shoemaker,  1820  Ellis 
Ahem  N  (Ahern  ft  Shattuck),  NW  oor 

2d  and  Miuna 
Ahem  Patrick,  tailor,  2021  Mission 
Ahlbach  J,  plumber  and  gastitter,  1506 

Folsom 
Ahlbach  Jacob,  plumber  and  gasfittor, 

stoves  and  tinware,  231  4th 
Ahlborn  ft  Boeokmann  (Chas  Ahlborn 

and  Geo  Boeckmann),  proprs  Ahlborn 

House,  31U  Dupont 
Ahlborn  House,  Ahlborn  ft  Bueckmann 

proprs,  319  Dupont 
Ahlemield  Morris  D,  cigars,  103^  5th 
Ahlers  Dietrick,  saloon,  228  Pacific 
Ahlers  Geo,  liquors,  229  8pear 
Ahlgren  Chas  G,  liquors  and  boarding, 

20  Folsom 
Ahn  R  H,  mfg  jeweler,  26  Montgomery 
Ahnert  August,  junk,  318  Francisco 
Ahrens    Christian,     watchmaker     and 

jeweler,  616  Washington 
Ahrens  Dietrich  ft  Geo,  liquors,  SE  oor 

Fremont  and  Howard  and  SW  cor 

Mission  and  Main 
Ahrens  Fred,  liquors,  435  California 
Ahrens  Henry  ft   Co  (Heurv  Ahrens, 

Henry  Tietjen  and  Theo  V  Borstal), 

brewery,  1420  Pine 
Ahrens  Henry  (Henry  Ahrens  &  Co), 

1420  Pine 
Ahrens  J  H,  liquors,  21 1  Davis 
Ahrens  John,  saloon,  525  East 

AHBENS  WM,  groceries,  hay  and 
grain,  SW  cor  16tn  and  Folsom 

Ahumada  J  M,  real  estate,  335  Kearny 

Aichberg  Christian,  photographer,  500 
Grove 

Aigeltinger  C  ft  G  (Charles  and  Geo 
Aigeltmger),  wood  and  coal,  cor  Sut- 
ter and  LM[una 

Aigeltinger  Edward,  wood  and  coal,  1758 
Ellis 

AIKEN  H  M  (Aiken  ft  Warden),  cor 
22d  and  Valencia 

AIKEN  ft  WARDEN  (H  M  Aiken 
and  J  W  Warden),  hay  and  grain, 
wood  and  coal,  cor  22d  and  Valencia 

Aikin  Miss  M,  dressmaker,  315  Eddy 

Ainaxab  Mfg  Co,  805  Montgomery, 
E  J  Benedict  mgr 

Aitken  J  (Moynihan  ft  Aitken),  311 
Mission 

AKDrS  AXTTOMATIC  CLOCK.  LM 

McKeuney  ft  Co  mgrs,  238  Montgom- 
ery 

Akerett  Daniel,  watchmaker,  126  2d 

Akmann  W  (Meyer  ft  Akmann),  16 
Sacramento 

Alabama  and  Humboldt  Consolidated 
Mining  Co,  W  H  Watson  sec,  302 
Mont^mery 

Alameda  Ferry,  foot  Market 


Alameda  Real  Estate  Associates,  James 

E  Damon  mgr,  436  Montgomeiy 
Alamo  Square,  cor  Steiner  and  Hayes 
AT.AggA  COMMERCIAL  CO,  Lewis 

Gentle  pres,  310  and  312  Sansome 
Alaska  G  and  8  M,  Milling  and  Trading 

Co,  A  F  Williams  pres,  339  Kearny 
Alaska  Mining  Co,  320  Sansome 
ALASKA  SALOON.   E  Daiss  propr, 

M  W  cor  Bush  and  Kearny,  res  8  Oak 

Place 
ALBANY  BREWERY,  F  Hagerman 

ft  Co  proprs,  71-75  Everett 
ALBEMARLE    HOUSE,    Mary    F 

Collins  propr,  8  Mason 
Alben  Mrs  Ellen,  liquors,  cor  22d  and 

Potrero  ava 
Alberigi  Demetrio,  wood  and  coal,  315 

Broadway 
Albers  J  H  A  (Albers  ft  Schmidt),  50 

California  Market 
Albers  M  ft.  Co,  grocers,  335  4th 
Albers  ft  Schmidt  ( J  H  A  Albers  and  H 

Schmidt),  oyster  saloon,  50  California 

Market 
Alljerti  G  W,  Grand  Commander  Amer- 
ican Legion  of  Honor,  32  O'Farrell 
Albertson    Joseph    A,    physician.    111 

Powell 
Albrecht  A  (Schroder,  .Albrecht  ft  Co), 

222  and  224  Battery 
Albrecht  J,  merchant  tailor,  528  Bush 
Albrecht  Richard,  bakery,  109  Taylor 
AlcayM;a  Joso,  grocery  and  restaurant, 

524  Broadway 
Alden  B  F,  cough  remedy,  1023  Market 
Alden  Fruit  Company,  Geo  W  Deitzler, 

220  Sansome 
Aldred  Miss  Maggie,  dressmaker,  243 

5th 
Aldrich  L,  attorney-at-law,  607  Wash- 
ington 
Aldnch  W  A,  capitalist,  314  California 
Alers  August,  physician,  10  Ellis 
Alexander  A  (A  Alexander  ft  Co),  802 

and  804  Kearny 
Alexander  Abraham  (Honig  ft  Alexan- 
der), 109  Battery 
Alexander  A  ft  Co  (N  Honig  and  A 

Alexander),  clothing  and  dry  goods, 

802  and  804  Kearny 
Alexander  Adolph,  tailor,  303  Stockton 
Alexander  Bros,  commission  merchants, 

123  California 
Alexander  Chas,  cigars  and  tobacco,  975 

Market 
Alexander  C  M,  crockery  and  tinware, 

207  4th 
Alexander  Geo  W  (Osbom  ft  Alexan- 
der), 628  Market 
Alexandpr  H,  clothing  second-hand,  772 

and  774  Howard 
Alexander  I  E,  carpenter  and  builder, 

616  California 


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A)«/K'^^er  luao,  boots  and  shoei,  404 

tt.   '  ■ 
AUSXANDER  JAHES>  wood  dealer, 

Berry  at,  wharf  B,  3d  and  4th 
Alexander  James,  groceries, 944  Harrison 
Alexander  Mining  Co,  424  Montgomery 
Alexander  Nicholas,  restaurant,  NE  cor 

Eddy  and  Mason 
Alexander  O,  commission  merchant  and 

mdse  broker,  room  4,  121  California 
Alexander  Rebecca,  teacher  West  Mis- 

sion  Grammar  School 
Alexander  Mrs  R,  boarding-house,  109 

O'Farrell 
Alexander  II  S,  shipwright,  223  Drumm 
Alexander  S,  tnilor,  70(5  Vallejo 
Alexander  Simon,  clothing,  772  Howard 
Alexander  S  O  (S  O  Alexander  &  Co), 

2  Battery 
Alexander  S  O  &  Co  (A  Mascus  and  S  O 
Alexander),  mfrs  and  importers  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  2  Battery 
Alex  J  F,  coflee  saloon,  14U8  Stockton 
Alferitz  P  (Dellepiaa  &   Co),  425  and 

427  Battery 
Alferritz  Peter,   groceries,  521   Mont- 

gftmery  ave 
Alkus  Emil,  boots  and  shoes,  26  4th 
Allan  P  Mocdonald,  physician,  6  O'Far- 
rell 
Allardt  G  F,  civil  engineer,  418  Califor- 
nia 
Allari  J,  tripe,  etc,  55  California  Market 
ALLDAC&  JOSEPH,  groceries,  whole- 
sale and  retail,  hay,  grain,  feed,  cool 
and  wood,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Devisa- 
dero 
ALLEORETTIS  MANUFACTORT 
3F  NEAFOUTAN  BRICKS  OF 
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late and  confectionery,  wholesale  and 
retail,  I  Allegretti  propr,  501  Sutter, 
cor  Powell 


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SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Allemannia  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Pitts- 
burg, William  G  Elliott  general  agt, 
410  California 

Allen  Mrs  Bell,  lodging-house,  43  2d 

Allen  C  D  (Bouestell,  Allen  &  Co),  413 
Sansome 

ALLEX  CHARLES  E.  sec  Llewellyn 
Steam  Condenser  Mfg  Co,  .^SO  Pine 

Allen  Chas  R,  coal,  agt  Pittsburg  Coal 
Mining  Co,  118  and  120  Beale 


Allen  D  H  (Allen,  MoGary  &  Co),  322 

and  324  Front 
Allen  Mrs  D  M,  dre»s.»iker,  227  O'Far- 
rell 
AT.T.TiW  2  Ti  importer  and  mfr's  agt  for 
firearms,  ammunition,  hardware,  fish- 
ing tackle,  cutlery  and  glue,  416  Mar- 
ket,  res  San  Mateo 
ALLEN  F  H  (Allen,  Turtle  k  Co),  18 

and  20  8pear 
Allen  Mrs  Frances,  bakery,  2926  16th 
Allen  G  B  (Win^  &  Allen),  342  Keamv 
AlJen  G  P,  physician.  Chronicle  Build- 
ing 
Allen  G  S  (W  R  Allen  &  Co),  327  Mar- 
ket 
Allen  Henry  H,  capitalist,  318  Pine 
Allen  J  A  &  Co,  commission  merchant, 

229  Washington 
Allen  Jaa  M,  judge    Superior  Court, 

Montgomery  Block 
Allen  John  G,  stenographer,  636  Clay 
Allen  D,  coal,  422  Montgomery 
Allen  &  Lewis,   commission  merchant, 

202  California 
Allen  L  S,  ship-builder,  103  Steuart 
Allen,  McGary  &  Co  (D  H  Allen,  E  Mc- 
Gary,  Jr)  wholesale  liquors,  322  and 
324  Front 
Allen  Mrs  M  G,  dressmaker,  208  Ellis 
Allen  Mrs  Nellie,  dressmaker,  524  Bush 
ALLEN  T  H  (Allen  &  Young),   1026 

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ALLEN.  TUOOLE  &  CO  (F  H  Allen 
and  S  P  Tuggle),  hard  wood  lumber, 
cabinetmakers  stock  and  wagonmak- 
ers'  materials,  18  and  20  Spear 
ALLEN  W  G>  mgr  American  Detec- 
tive Collecting  and  Mercantile  A^^|;ency, 
214  Sansome 
Allen  W  H,  attomey-at-law,  85  Mont- 

g ornery  Block 
en  W  H,  mining  sec,  306  Pine 

Allen  W  R  (W  R  Allen  &  Co),  327  Mar- 
ket 

Allen  WR&Co(WR&J  S  Allen), 
iron  pipe  and  plumbers'  materials,  327 
and  329  Market 

ALLEN  &  YOUNG  (T  H  Allen  and 
Thomas  Young),  stevedores,  1026  Bat- 
tery 

Alliance  Marine  Assurance  Co  (limi- 
ted) of  London,  Parrott  &  Co  agts, 
l^Oii  California,  Henry  H  Nagle  mgr 

Allione  Frank,  oyster  house,  87  and  88 
Centre  Market 

ALUS  EDWARD  F  (Edward  P  AUis 
&  Co),  318  Pine 

ALUS  EDWARD  F  &  CO,  flour 
mill  builders  and  furnishers,  John 
R  Cross  mgr,  olKce  318  Pine,  store- 
room 737^  Mission 

Allison  D  E  (Littlefield,  Allison  &  Co), 
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AUman  Mrs  T,  reitaurant,  272  Braa- 

nan 
ALLTNE  JOHN  W  ( Allyne  k  White), 

112  and  114  Front 

ALLTNE   ft  WHITE    (John    W 

Allyne    and    Wm   H    White),   oils, 

paints,  etc,  proprs  PaciHc  Oil  Works, 

112  and  114  Front 
Almaden  Quicksilver  Mining  Co,   327 

Pine 
Almon  D  &  Co  (D  Almon  and  W.C  Her- 
bert), coopers,  38  Commercial 
Aim  R  H,  diamond  setter  and  jeweler, 

26  Montgomery 
Alms  Hoube,   San  Miguel  road,    near 

Lake  Honda  Hospitals  and  Asylums 
Aloyse,  Sister  of  the  Cross,   pres  and 

superior   of    Notre    Dame    College, 

Dolores  but  16th  and  17th 
!•  ALTERS  CHAS>  mfr  neat's  foot  oil  and 

fertilizers,  cor  5th  and  N,   South  Sail 
Francico,  and  cor  Grove  and  Buchan- 

nan 
Alpha  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  William 

Mills  sec,  room  29,  309  Montgomery 
Alpine  Gold  and  Silver  Miniug  Co,  J 

Morizio  supt,  329  Montgomery, 
Alsop  Jno  S,  umbrella  maker,  341  Bush 
"ALTA    CALIFOENIA"    (daily  and 

weekly),     Fied'k   MacCreli^h  &    Co 

proprs,  529  California 
Alta  Plaza,  cor  Clay  and  Steiner 
Alta    Silver  Mining  Co,   W  H  Watson 

sec,  302  Montgomery 
Alta  Soap  Co,    Wm  A  Engiver  and  S 

Weintraub  proprs,  109  and  111  Oregon 
Alt  Christopher,  shoe  naker,  608   Val- 

lejo 
Altemus  John,  bakery,  SE  cor  26th  and 

Columbia 
Altendorf  Julian,  cutlery  polisher  and 

grinder,  32  Fremont 
Altfield  Simon,  gents'  furnishing,  202 

Second 
Althof&Bahls  (Herman  Althof  andJF 

W  Bahls),  book  binders,  329  Sansome 
Althof  Herman   (Althof  &  Bahls),  329 

Sansome 
Althoff  Bros  (T  and  E  Althoff),  Oyster 

Bay  Restaurant.  626  Market 
Althoff E  (Althoff  Bros),  626  Market 
Althoff  T  (Althoff  Bros),  626  Market 
Altmann  Jacob,  tailor,  1026  Sutter 
ALTSHULEB  MBS  L,  milliner,  237 

16th 
Altshuler  L,  clothing,  605  Montgomery 
Altshuler  L  &  ^o  i,  custom  made  cloth- 
ing, 625  MoLtgomery 
Alves   M  Manuel  &  Co  (M  Manuel  Al- 

vea  &  M  Marshall),   commission  mer- 
chants,  417  Davis 
Alvord  Frank,  varieties,  1219  Pacific 
Alvord  Mrs  M,  fancy  goods,  1219  Pa- 
cific 


ALVORD  WILLIAM,  Preaident  of 
Bank  of  California,  NW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Sansonio,  and  Pacific  Rolling 
Mills  Co,  202  Market 

Alvord  Wm,  Member  Board  of  Polic« 
Ciimmissioners,  Old  City  Hall 

Amarum  M,  notions,   517   Washington 

Amazon  Distillery  Co  of  Covington,  Ky, 
Oberfelder  Bros  &  Co,  123  California 

Amazon  B^ire  Insurance  Co,  A  D  Smith, 
310  California 

AMAZON    INSURANCE    CO    OF 
CINCINNATI,  Smith  k  Snow  agts, 
310  California 

Ambrose  k  Haran  ( James  Ambrose  and 
J  J  Haran),  fancy  poultry  dealers, 
stalls  78  and  79  Center  Market 

Ambrose  James  (Ambrose  k  Haran), 
stalls  78  and  79  Centre  Market 

AMERICAN  CENTRAL  INSUR- 
ANCE ^CO.  Smith  &  Suow  agts,  310 
California 

American  Mining  Co,  309  California 

AMERICAN  DETECTIVE  COL- 
LECTINO  AND  MERCANTILE 
AGENCY.  WO  Allen  mgr,  F  0 
Marshall  sec,  214  Sansome 

American  District  Tulegraph,  Geo  S 
Ladd  pres,  John  I  Sabin  supt,  222 
Sansiime,  205  Sutter,  961  Mission,  833 
Sutter,  C  P  R  R  Building,  cor  Mis- 
sion and  20th,  cor  '  .ifornia  and  Fill- 
more, cor  Hayes  and  Laguna,  cor 
Powell  and  Union,  Butchertown 

AMERICAN  EAGLE  ASSOCIA- 
TION, A  W  Burrell  pres,  M  C  Theil- 
mann  sec,  123  California 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

Charles  Montgomery  k  Bros  proprs, 
319  Sansome 

American  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Phila- 
delphia, Jonathan  Hunt,  Son  k  Co  gen- 
eral agts,  313  California 

American  Fishing  Company,  Pardini  k 
Co  propr,  500  Merchant 

American  Flag  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  Geo 
R  Spinney  sec,   310  Pine 

American  Fur  and  Seal  Skin  Coloring 
Co,  Adolph  Muller  supt,  27  Ellis 

AMERICAN  HEAT  AND  UGHT 

CO,  D  P  Tarfy  sec,  821  Market, 
office,  307  California 

American  Legion  of  Honor,  G  W  Alberti 
grand  commander,  Abbie  E  Wood 
grand  sec,  room  1,  32  O'Farrell 

American  Machine  and  Model  Works,  I 
A  Heald  propr,  614  Commercial  bet 
Sansome  and  Leidesdorff 

American  Mercantile  Union,  76  Mont- 
gomery Block,  628  Montgomery 

A  M  E  Zion  Church,  Stockton  bet  Sac- 
ramento and  Clay 

American  Metric  Bureau,  Alexander 
W  H  MacEwen  agt,  108  Leidesdorff 


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American  Mining  Co,  M  E  Sterling  uo, 
309  California 

American  Protective  and  Collecting 
Agenoy,  uoUectors,  214  Sansome 

American  Protestant  Association  Hall, 
713  Mission 

American  Russian  Commercial  Co,  Chaa 
Banm  pres,  719  Battery 

AHEAICAN  SALT  CO,  importers, 
uifrs  and  wholesale  dealers  in  Liver- 
pool, Carmen  Island  and  Bay  Salt;  sole 
agents  for  I'lummer's  crystal  salt, 
L  N  Webber  mjjr,  office  217  Sacra- 
mento, factory  Beale-st  wharf 

American  Sampson,  physician,  4^ 
Kearny 

American  Saw  Co,  W  J  Tucker  mgr, 
C  W  Mott  agt,  3  S^ar 

American  Sugar  Kehnery,  C  Adolphe 
Low  &  Co,  208  California,  refinery 
SW  cor  Union  and  Battery 

American  Sunday  School  Union,  Bev 
Frederic  E  Shearer  agt,  757  Market 

American  Tract  Society,  Rev  Frederic  E 
Shearer  dist  sec,  757  Market 

Ames  Fisher,  atty-at-law,  607  Kearny 

Ames  Pelham  W,  sec  of  the  Sutro  Tun- 
nel Co,  320  Sansome 

Amette  Jean,  barber,  1005  Howard 

AMMERTJP  Oi  paints,  oils,  glass  and 
wall-paper,  1220  Market 

AMHpN^  BERNHARD  VON.  com- 
mission  merchant,  3 10  California 

Amsden  £  (G  T  Marsh  &  Co),  U25  Mar- 
ket 

ANATOMICAL  MUSEUM.  L  J  .Tor- 
dan  propr,  751  Market  and  211  Geary 

AN(M0S  DOWN   SALOON  ASL 

LODQINOi  Marcel  Demariaa  propr, 
520  Pacittc 

Anchor  Lodge,  L  K  of  H,  H  L  Sanborn 
sec,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 

Ancient  Order  of  Foresters,  Golden 
Gate  Court,  121  Eddv 

Andemarch  Mme,  laundry,  470  Tehama 

Anderfuren  C  A,  S  F  pattern  works, 
110  and  112  Beale 

Anderfuren  W  J  &  C  A,  proprs  S  F 
pattern  works,  1 10  and  1 12  Beale 

Anderfuren  W  J,  S  F  pattern  works, 
110  and  112  Beale 

Anderson  Alex,  restaurant.  646  Clay 

Anderson  A,  coffee  saloon,  540  Market 

Anderson  Andrew,  saloon,  29  Washing- 
ton 

Anderson  Andrew,  restaurant,  540  Mar- 
ket 

ANDERSON  ANDREW,  saloon,  250 
Spear 

Anderson  Andy,  saloon,  539  Pacific 

Anderson  Mrs  Augusta,  ladies'  hair- 
dresser, 806  Larkin 

Anderson  Bros  (W  B  and  R  K  Ander- 
son), carpenteri,  2  Tyler 


Anderson    Bros  (Henrv   W  and  John 
Anderson),  wood  and  coal,  347  Bran- 
nan 
Anderson  C,  coffee  saloon,  41 3)  East 
Anderson  Mrs  C  A,  select  school,  33 

Turk 
Anderson  C  L,  tents  and  awning,  761 

Howard 
Anderson  Mrs  C  M,  news,  817  Stockton 
Anderson  &  Co,  gro,  cor  22  and  Sanchez 


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Anderson  &  Co  (C  A  Anderson),  saloon, 

209  Jackson 
Anderson  F  A,  saloon,  NW  cor  9th  and 

Brannari 
Anderson  Francis  A,  saloon,  20  Stockton 
Anderson  &  Fredericks  (Thos  Anderson 

and  T  Fredericks),   wood    and    coal 

yard,  wholesale  and  retail,  16  Drumm 
Anderson  G  W  &  Co,  Oakland  and  S  F 

express,  331  East 
Anderson  Mrs  H,  milliner,  113  Stockton 
Anderson  Madam  H,  dressmaking,  113 

Stockton 
Anderson  Henry  A,  cigar  box  labels,  609 

Merchant 
Anderson    Hugh,    photograph  gallery, 

NW  cor  Valencia  and  16th 
Anderson  H  W  &  J  (Anderson  Bros), 

347  Brannan 
Anderson  J  A,  physician,  1 108  Folsom 
Anderson  Karston,  coffee  stand,  SW  cor 

Jackson  ami  Davis 
Anderson  Nis,  cigar  manfr,  520  6th 
Anderson  P  A  (Olson  &  Anderson),  902 

Kearny 
Anderson  R  K  (Anderson  &,  Bros,)  2 

Tyler 
Anderson  Thos  (Anderson  &  Fredericks), 

16  Drumm 
ANDISISON  W   B,  Climax  Washing 

Powder,  905J  Howard 
Anderson  W  B  (Anderson  Bros),  2  Tyler 
Anderson  W  B  (W  S  Ray  &,  Co)  12  and 

14  Market 
Anderson  W  B  &  Co  (W  B  Anderson), 

Climax  Washing  Powder,  905^  How- 
ard 
Anderton  F  C  (A  W  Norton  &  Co),  S  S 

F,  office  400  Battery 
Andes  Silver  Mining  Co,  Butler  Burris 

sec,  room  2,  309  Montgomery 
And  J  &  F,  barbers,  50  4th 
AndrearataA;  Lavezzo,  fruits,  51 1^  4th 
Andrens  Mrs  Elizabeth,  bakery,  203  2d 
Andres  J  A  &  Co,  fruits,  540  Fulton 
Andresen  Bros  (Chris  and  J  G),  carriage 

manufacturers,  607  Battery 
Andresen  Chris  (Andresen  Bros),   607 

Battery 
Andresen  J  G    (Andresen   Bros),   607 

Battery 
Andrew  Miss  Hannah,  stationery  and 

notions,  105  9th 
Andrews  Mrs,  lodgings,  536  Market 


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Andrews  A,  diunoncU,  w»tohe«,  ke,  221 

Montgomery 
Andrews  Charles   8,  attomey-*t-Uw, 

New  City  HsU 
AHDBXWS  0  H,  pres  Califomift  Com- 

mercUl  CoUese,  417  Kearny 
Andrews  C  H,  furniture,  674  Brannan 
Andrews  J,  orookery,  platedware  and 

tinwarej248  3d 
ANDBEWB  MRS  H>  Grand  Central 

Hotel,  957-901  Market 
Andrews  Oliver,  wholesale  butcher,  cor 

6th  ave  and  L 
Andros    Milton,    attomey-at-law,    224 

Sansome 
Andrus  Geo  W,  furniture  and  bedding, 

1920i  Howard 
Andrus  W  K,   see  Board  of  Railroad 

Commissionerfl,  320  Sansomo 
AHDUBAN  C  (C  Anduran  ft  Co)  515 

and  617  Sacramento 
ANDUEAH  C  ft  CO  (C  Anduran  and  C 

Oarpy),  wholesale  winea  and  liquors 

and  proprs  Uncle  Sam  wine  cellars 

and  aistillery  of  Napa  City,  515  and 

617  Sacramento 
Angel  Mrs  Sarah,  bakery,  539  2d 
Angell  A  J,  note  broker,  424  Montgom- 
ery 
ANOELL  U  R  Bupt  Golden  State  and 

Miners  Iron  Works,  237-251  1st 
Angell  J  W,  druggist  and  apothecary, 

272  1st  cor  Folsom 
Angier  A  W,  book  and  job  printer,  630 

Cummercial 
Angier  A  W,  manilla  paper  box  mfr, 

630  Commercial 

ANGLO  -  CALIFORNIAN    BANK 

(limited),  Frederick  W  Low  and 
Ignatz  Steinhart  mgrs  in  S  F,  P  N 
Lilienthal  cashier,  ^E  cor  Sansome 
and  Fine 

"ANGLO -SPANISH  MERCHANT" 

(bi-monthly), A    D  Bell  editor,  CW 

Collins  propr,  323  Front 
Anfironnet  Mrs  B,  laundry,  917  Stockton 
ANGUS  J  S>   cashier   Nevada  Bank, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 
Ankers  Christ,  show-cases,  937  Market 
Ankers  Christian,  coffee  house,  310  4th 
Anner  M  ft  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco,  306 

and  308  Sacramento 
Anshel  Sam,  fancy  goods,  41 0^  6th 
Ansley  Wash,  cooper,  14  Merchant 
Anspacher  Fhilip,    whulesale  crockery, 

119  Battery 

ANSTETT  ANTONIO  (Anstett  & 
Co),  725  Green 

ANSTETT  &  CO  (Charles  Krenter, 
Autone  Anstett,  Daniel  O'Donnghue 
and  Jamen  Dcnehy),  TjAfuvette  Brew- 
ery, 725  and  727  Green 

Anthes  Peter  ft  Co  (Peter  Anthes  and  I 
Otto  Liebman),  saloon,  38  O'Farrell     > 


Anthony  E  T  ft  Co  (E  T  Anthony), 

general  mdae,  407  and  409  Commercial 
Anthony  F,  liquors,  311  4th 
Anthonv  G  W  (G  W  Anthony  ft  Co), 

207  Kearny 
Anthony  G  W  ft  Co  (G  W  Anthony), 

money  brokers,  207  Kearny 
Anthony  H  A,  groceries  and  liquors, 

oor  Mary  and  Berry 
Anthony  R  M,   merchant  tailor,  608 

Montgomery 

"ANTI-CHINESE  ADVERTISER" 

Hall  ft  Harris  proprs,  331  Montgom- 
ery 

ANTIQUARIAN  BOOK  STORE  F 

and  R  Thompson  proprs,  73  4th 

ANTISELL  T  M  ft  00  (T  M  Anti- 
sell),  pianos,  ocgans  and  sheet-music, 
NW  cor  Powell  and  Eddy 

Anton  L,  li(]|Uors,  333  Clay 

AntonelU  Vincent,  fish  market,  stalls 
27  and  28  cor  Bush  and  Polk 

Antoni  E,  fish,  stalls  1  and  2  New  Clay 
St  Market 

Autonovioh  F,  coffee  saloon,  620  Sacra- 
mento 

Antony  F,  importer  of  liquors,  311  4th 

Antunovich  F  ft  Co,  coffee  stand,  403 
East 

Antz  Henry,  stalls  1  and  2  Grand 
Western  Market,  cor  Bush  and  Polk 

Antz  Katy,  propr  Hackmeyer's  Hotel, 
612  Bush 

Apelt  Charles  M,  shirt  manufacturer, 
1306  Stockton 

Apia  Martin,  coffee  saloon,  437  Bush 

Apollo  Hall,  808  Pacific 

Appel  S,  second-hand  clothing,  247  4th 

Appel  Wm  ( Levy  ft  Co),  furniture  and 
beds,  226  and  228  4th 

Apple  Mrs  Sarah,  dry  and  fancy  goods, 
305  Hayes 

Applegate  J  H,  attorney-at-law,  729 
Montgomeiy 

Appleeate  J  J,  sec  Standard  Soap  Co, 
214  Sacramento 

Appleton  House,  Mrs  Lotta  A  Lyford 
propr,  33  5th 

Appongi  C  E,  architect,  126  Kearny 

Appraiser's  Building  (old),  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Jackson 

Appraiser's  Building  (new),  NW  cor 
Sansome  and  Washington 

Arata  B  (B  Arata  &  Co),  419  Davis 

Arata  B  ft  Co  (B  Arata  and  Martin  Be- 
govich),  restaurant,  419  Davis 

Arata  ft  Casassa  (L  Arata  and  D  Ca- 
sassa),  commission  merchants,  515  and 
517  Davis 

Arata  David,  peddler,  8  Ohio 

Arata  F  (F    rata  ft  Co),  626  Broadway 

Arata  F  ft  Co  (F  Arata  and  Raphael 
Chevelli),  saloon,  526  Broadway 


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AratA    FrimoiMO,   livery   ttable,    421 

Broadway 
Arftt*  ft  OuiuMW  (Sercflno  Ar*ta  and 

Antonio  Guinauo),  fruit*  and  grooor- 

iea,  801  and  803  Bush 
Arata  Henry  (Lavezzo  &  Arata),  51  li 

4th 
Arata   L  (Arata  ft  Caiaaea),  SIS  and 

617  Davis 
Arata  tieratino  (Arata  ft  Guinaaeo),  801 

Bush 
Aroade  Halli  cor  Clara  and  6th 
Arcade  House,  L  8  Starkweather  propr, 

03  J  Market 
Aroade     Restaurant,     John      Bartels 

propr,  11  and  13  6th 
Arcadian  Bazaar,    John    Rosenorantz 

propr,  varietur  store,  130  6th 
Areata  Saw  Mills,  Falk,  Hawley  ft  Co 

proprs,  7  Spear 
Archer  Woi,  hardware,  919  Folsom 
Archery  Hall,  1165  Mission 
Archibald  P  L  (P  L  Archibald  ft  Co), 

1324  Market 
ARCHIBALD  F  L  ft  CO  (P  L  Archi. 

bald  and  A  J  Jeffers),  livery  stable, 

1324  Market 
Arohidat  Mme  L,  milliner,  317  Sutter 

ABCHITECTUAAL  IRON  WORKS 

Martin    O'Connell     propr,    230-:^36 

Steuart 
Ardouin  Henry,  fruit,  621  Davis 
Arensbers  H,  physician,  307  6th 
ARFORT  JOHH   R  oarriag'^  maker, 

and  piano  moving,    truck  mfr,  623 

6e  iry 
Argentine  Republic,  C    Baum,  consul, 

510  Battery 
Argonaut  Mining  Co  (of  Arizona),  702 

Market 
ARGONAUT  (The).  F  M  Pixley  edi- 
tor, 522  California 

ARGONAUT  PUBLISHING  CO,  F 

M  Pixley  pres,  522  Cal 

Ariani  Santi,  fisliiiig  men's  boarding- 
house,  894  Frunt 

Arion  Hall,  liquor,  cor  Sutter  and 
Kearny 

ARION  HOUSE,  Fred  Huber  propr, 
13  and  15  Page 

Arlington  HoUse,  W  H  Brown  propr, 
127  Kearny 

Armand  Mrs  C,  dressmaker,  14 12^ 
Powell 

Armand  E  &  Co,  poultry,  24-33  Metro- 
politan Market 

Armand  M  &  Co,  J  L  Fields  sec,  330 
Pine 

Armer  M  &  Co  (M  Armer),  wholesale 
cigars,  306  and  308  Sacramento 

Armes  C  W  {Armea  ft  Dallamh  230 
and  232  Froiit 

Armes  G  W  (Armes  ft  Dallam),  230  and 
232  Front 


Armes  ft  Dallam  (C  W  ft  G  W  Armes 
and  R  B  Dallam),  mfra  and  jobbers  of 
wooden  and  willow  ware,  etc,  230 
and  232  Front 

ArmitMe  J  (Branson,  Armitage  ft  Co), 
111  Broadway 

Armory  of  Co  F,  1st  Infantry,  Capt 
Chas  F  Holyoke,  322  Post 

Armory  Hall,  New  Montgomery 

Armory  National  Guard  of  California, 
S22  Post 

Armsby  J  K  ft  Co  (J  K  Armsby,  John 
M  Waite,  Henry  Newton),  wholesale 
grocers,  318  Front 

Armstrong,  De  Kem^e  ft  Co  (R  Arm- 
strong and  Axel  De  Rem^e),  commis- 
sion Drokers  ai.d  tteamer  agts,  121 
Jackson 

Armstrong  John  L,  stock  broker,  318 
Montgomery 

Armstrong  J  T  (J  T  Armstrong  ft  Co), 
627  Kearny 

Armstrong  J  T  ft  Co  (J  T  Armstrong 
and  James  Ross),  lamps  and  oils,  627 
Kearny 

Amutrong  Rudolph  (Armstrong,  De 
Rem^e  'ft  Co),  121  Jackson  and  72 
Oreson 

Armstrong's  Hay  wards  and  San  Fran- 
cisco Express,  3-5  Commercial 

Armstrong  I'hos,  propr  Hay  wards  Ex- 
press, 1  Commercial 

Armstrong  Thos  A,  shoe  factory,  67  and 
69  Stevenson 

ARNAUD  ALBERT,  wines  and 
liquors,  NW  cor  Post  and  Dnpont 

Amaud  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  810  Stock- 
ton 

Amaud  Paul,  propr  Europa  Hotel,  814 
Montgomery 

Amheim  Julius  S,  druggist,  NE  cor 
Oak  and  Octavia 

Amheim  S  S,  varieties,    8  Steuart 

Arnold  B  £  (Arnold  ft  Cutting),  1201 
Valencia 

ARNOLD  BROS  (C  M  ft  G  C  Arnold), 
mgrs  Pacific  Coast  Immigrant  Asso- 
ciation, 207  Kearny 

Arnold  ft  Co  (B  E  Arnold  and  E  A  Cut- 
ting), butchers,  SE  cor  Valencia  and 
23d 

Arnold  C  M  (Arnold  Bros),  207  Kearny 

Arnold  ft  Cuttin^r,  butchers,  1201  Va- 
lencia 

Arnold  F  K,  cigars  and  tobacco,  206 
Monti^jomery 

Arnold  &  Flint  (Henr^  A  Arnold  and  E 
D  Flint),  wholesale  iron  and  steel,  26 
Beale 

Arnold  F  W,  cooper,  3  Chambers 

Amolil  G  C  (Arnold  Bros),  res  San 
Diego 

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ARNOLD  GEO  H,  mgr  of  Occidental 
Hotel,  e  8 Moatgomery,  bet  Bush  and 
Sutter 

Arnold  Henry  A  (Arnold  &  Flint),  26 
Beale 

Arnold  Joseph,  wood  ami  coal,  333  3d 

ARNOLD  N  S  &  CO  (N  S  Arnold), 
importers  and  mfg  agts,  stoves,  etc, 
SW  cor  California  and  Davis 

Arnold  U  K,  sec  Aichmann  Drill  and 
Compressor  Co,  25  and  27  Stevenson 

Amsttiiu  L  (Stein,  Simon  &  Co),  585 
Market 

Aronsohn  I,  fruit  and  vegetables,  3 
6th 

Aronsan  Arbaham,  furniture  and  car- 
pets,  1324  and  1326  Stockton 

Aronson  G  &  Co  (Oeorge  Aronson),  loan 
office,  126  Kearny 

Aronson  George  (Aronson  G  &  Co),  loan 
office,  126  Kearny 

Aronson  P  N  (B  Blumenthal  &  Co)  18 
and  20  Battery 

Aronstein  A,  physician,  29  Kearny 

Arrington  N  O,  loan  broker,  306  Mont- 
gomery 

Arroyo  Yanuario  (J  Trejos  &  Co),  123 
Califoruia 

Art  Association  Rooms,  430  Pine 

Art  Association  and  School  of  Design, 
Col  A  G  Hawes  pres,  430  Pine 

Art  Gallery,  in  Mechanics'  Pavillion, 
300  feet  long 

Arthur  &  Guthrie,  wood  ?.nd  coal,  hay 
and  grain,  livery  stab'c,   1925  Bush 

Artigues  Canning  Company,  14  San 
Francisco  Market,  520  Clay 

Artigues  E,  fish  dealer,  stall  18  Bay 
City  Market 

Artigues  E  (Artigues  &  Co),  stall  14  Sf . 
Franci'-^o  Market 

Artigues  ^  &  Co  (E,  L  &  J  Artigues), 
butchers,  stall  l4  San  Francisco  Mar- 
ket 

Artigues  J  (E  Artigues  &  Co),  stall  14 
San  Francisco  M.<arket 

Artigues  L  (E  Artigues  &  Co),  stall  14 
Saa  Francisco  Market 

ArtiguB  Emile,  tripe,  5th  ave  nr  Rail- 
road 

Artillery  Storehouse,  590  Mission 

Asbestos  Patent  Fibre  (The),  B  S  Hill, 
317  Mission 

Asch  Ben,  hairdresser,  215  6th 

Asch  Isedore,  cigar  store,  5  Dupont 

Asch  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  and  laun- 
dry, 215  6th 

Asche  T  H  (T  H  Asche  &  Co),  10  Geary 

Asche  T  Henry  &  Co  (T  H  Asche  &  A  M 
Bibby),  kid  gloves,  10  Geary 

Aaii  Robert,  attorne;)'-at-law,  60]  Cali- 
fornia 

Ashburaer  Wm,  pres  Union  Club,  508 
California 


Ashby  E  W;  attorney-at-law,  838  Mar- 
ket 

Asher  A  F,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  303 
Dupont 

Asher  Cohnan,  liquors,  1027  Larkin 

Asher  S  (S  Asher  &  Co),  325  Davis 

Asher  S  &  Co  (S  Asher  and  H  Smith), 
oil  clothing  factory,  325  Davis 

Asher  &  Smith,  belting,  325  Davis 

Ashford  Charles  W,  mfr's  agt,  214  San- 
some 

Ashley  Oliver  J,  commercial  agent,  .'»31 
Montgomery 

Ashley  Mrs  Sad'e  J,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 514  3d 

Ashley  Mrs  W  H,  dressmaking,  140 
Sutter 

AshtonChas,  real  estate,  413  Montgom- 
ery 

AS&ANN  ADOLFH.  pickles,  caviar, 
dairy  produce,  etc,  69  and  70  Cali- 
fornia Market  and  1517  Polk 

Asmussen  G,coal  and  wood,  SW  cor 20th 
and  Shotwell 

Asmussen  W,  groceries,  498  8th 

Asmussen  Mrs  W  A,  frncy  goods,  401 
8th 

Aspden  George,  stationery  and  variety, 
1046  Folsom 

Asphaltum  Cosmopolitan  Paving  Co 
(The),  A    H  Lissak  prea,  202   Bush 

Associated  Press,  W  M  Webster  general 
agt,  302  Montg'inery 

Associated  Veterans  of  Mexicah  War, 
514  Bryant 

Astbury  Mrs  F,  candies,  1274  4th 

Astor  House,  A  D  Segelke  propr,  522 
Pine 

ASTORIA  PACKma  CO.  of  Astoria, 
Oregon,  M  J  Kinney  agt,  office  92 
California 

Asfcredo  Anthony,  saloon,  SE  cor  '^to'jk- 
ton  and  O'Farrell 

Atchinsou  B  M  &  Co  (E  L  Cutten  and 
C  M  Atchinsou),  butter  and  eggs,  16, 
17,  23  and  30  Centre  Market 

Atchinsou  C  M  (Atchinsou  B  M  &  Co), 
16,  17,  28  and  30  Coutrc  Market 

ATCHISON.  TOPEKA  AND  SAN 
TA  FE  RAILROAD.  D  W  Hitch- 

cock  general  western  passenger  agt, 
office  Masonic  Temple,  1  Montgomery 

Athearn  &  Co  (C  G  &  J  H  Athearn), 
groceries,  54  and  56  Steuart 

Athearn  Mrs  M  A,  confectionery  and 
bakery,  1638  Polk 

Atkins  Massey  &  Co,  undertolverN,  322 
Sacramento 

Atkins  R  C  (Orr  &  Atkins),  123  Mont- 
gomery 

Atkinson  G  F,  woodturner,  259  1st  and 
10  Clewentina 

Atkinson  J  B,  capitalist,  26  Montgom- 
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Atkinson  Nathan,  real  estate,  330  Pine 
ATX^SOH  THOS  T  &  CO  (Thos  T 

Atk  inson),  conuninton  stock  brokers, 

337  Pine 
AtV'aBon  William,  contractor tud build- 
er, 302  Montgomery 
Atlantic  Brash  Co,  Robt  Blair  mgr,  510 

Montgomery 
Atlar  cic  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  Da- 

vif '.  Wilder  sec,  328  Montgomery 
AtUmtic  Giant  Powder  Co,   Louis  B 

Chapman  sec,  4  California 
Atias  (jrold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,   L 

Berger  sec,  207  Sansomu 
ATLAS  IRON  WORKS,  Joseph  B 

Jardine  propr,  135  and  137  Bcale 
Attel  Marks,  watchmaker,  255  3d 
Attel  Seymour,  tailor,  55  3d 
Attinger  &  Eging  (Chr  Eging  and  F  At- 

tinger),  tailors,  316  O'Farrell 
Attinger  F    (Attinger    &    Eging),  316 

O'Farrell 
ATWOOD  TRANK  H,  microscopical 

section  cutter,  402  Montgomery 
Atwood  Greorge  E,  hay  and  grain,  733 

and '735  4th 
ATTWOOD  MELYILL.   consulting 

and  muiing  engineer,   402  Montgom- 
ery 
Atzeroth  Henry  (Atzeroth  &  Maas),  1708 

Fillmore 
Atzeroth  &  Maas  ( Henry  Atzeroth  and 

Fred  Maas),  liquors,  1708  Fillmore 
Aubert  A,  pork  packer,  lU  S  F  Market 
Aubertiu  Geo,,  barber,  724  Braunan 
A'shiu  Henry,  restaurant,  434  Bush 
Aubry  F  O,  upholsterer,  26u9  Mission 
Augsburgh  Fred  (Fawcett  &  Augsburgh), 

6y  Centre  Market 
Audenard  Madame  M,  French  laundry, 

470  Tehama 
Auerbach  A  (Auerbach  &  Thompson 

751  Market 
Auerbach  &  Thompson  (A  Auerbach  and 

D    Thompson),  Pacilic    fringe  mfrs, 

751  Market 
AIJERICHTIG  MORRIS,  watchmak- 

er  and  mfr  of  jewelry,  1 16  6th 
Auger  Bernard  Eugene,  importer  and 

commission  merchant,  40i)  Cattery 
AXTGER  MME,  French  milliner,  621 

Larkm 
AUOIUS  JOHN  (Petrovioh  &  Augius), 

White    House    Hotel,    420  and  422 

Jackson 
Augustine  Wm,   mfr   of  furniture,  639 

and  641  3d 
Aultman  M  &  M,  J  M  Bufifingtoa  .  sec, 

309  California 
Auradou  A  L  (Auradou  A  L  %  Co),  616 

Merchant 
Auradou  A  L  &  Co  (George  Ttaffay  and 

A  L  Auradou),  poultry,  515  Merchant, 

opposite  Washmgton 


Aurora  T  &  M  Co,  miriing,  310  Pine 

Aurich  A  (B  Hermai.n  &  Co),  cor  Polk 
and  Bush 

Aurouze  Marius,  barber,  203  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Austin  Henry,  dentist,  634  Washington 

Austin  Henry  8  (Thomas  H  Selby  & 
Co),  116  and  118  California 

Auston  Mrs  Anuie,  dressmaker,  530 
Stevenson 

Austrian  Benevolent  Society,  Sander's 
Hall,  71  New  Montgomery 

Austro-Hutigariau  Consulate,  lludolph 
HochkoflFer  consul,  203  Front 

Austrian  Insurance  (marine)  Co  of  Vi- 
enna, 209  Sansome 

Automatic  Sewing  Machine  Co,  A  T 
Egglestou  mgr,  124  Post 

Autz  Henry,  butcher,  1310  Polk 

Auzerais  House,  Mrs  C  Alillei-  propr, 
lodging,  29  Dupont 

AYERILL  MIXED  PAINTS,  man- 

ufactured  by  t'aliff>rn:a  Paint  Co,  O 
S  Orrick  general  agt,  403  Market 

Avery  D  R  (L)  K  Avery  &  Co),  18  and 
19  Centre  Market 

Avery  D  K  &  Co  (D  11  Avory),  fruirs, 
stalls  18  and  19  Centre  Market 

Avy  Eugene,  commission  merchant,  320 
Sansome 

A  Whitney  &  Son's  cat.  wheels,  Wil- 
liams, Dimond  &  Co,  202  Market 

"A  VOZ  PORTUGUEZA"  (semi- 
weekly),  M  Stone  propr,  734  Mont- 
gomery 

.AXELROOT)  MAX,  physician,  Ilus- 
s»un  Consul  General,  717  Post 

Axt  Frederick,  boot  and  shoemfiker, 
1062.i  Howard 

Axt  L,  boots  and  shoes,  1062^  Howard 

Axtman  Leopold,  bakery,  500  Hayes 

Ayer  Washington,  physician,  410 
Kearny 

Ayers  Harry,  saloon,  SW  cor  Stockton 
and  Ellis 

Ayers  J  R,  painter,  618  California 

ATERS  M,  editor  "  Farmer  and 
Dealer"  and  dealer  in  agricultural  im- 
plements, 258  Market 

Azores  Hotel,  Coelho  &  de  Fereitas 
proprs,  111  Jackson 

Babb  Milton  E,  attorney-at-law,  room 

22.  214  Sansome 
BABBITT  JOHN  H,  Excelsior  Straw 

Works,  120  4th 
BABCSOCK  &   CO   (Ceo   Babcock  and 

J  C  Foster),  Americar  Driven  V  ^ells, 

40  Merchant's  Exchange 

BABCOCK  OEOROE  (Babcock  &  Co), 
40  ^Ierchaut8'  Exchange 


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Water  Tabe  Steam  Boilers,  506  Mis- 
Bion  :Z^:Z 

Babcock'Wm  (Parrott  &  Co),  306  Cali- 
fornia 

Babin  Landry  C,  real  estate,  612  Com- 
mercial 

Babson  &  Seadler,  architects,  318  Pine 

Babson  Seth,  architect,  318  Pine 

Baccala  Louis  (Bocken  L  Baccala),  540 
Commercial 

BACCUS  RICHARD  T.  propr  United 
Market,  SW  coi  * '  ason  and  O'Far- 
rell 

Bach  Charles  (Bach  &  Lux),  535  and 
537  Sacramenio 

BACH  JOHN  ;Bacb,  Meese  &  Co),  321 
Montgomery 

Bach  &  Lux  (Chas  Bach  and  Frank  A 
Lux),  Pioneer  Malt  House,  Stockton, 
bet  Francisco  and  Bay.  and  brewera' 
materials,  535  and  537  Sacramento 

BACH.  HEESE  &  CO  (John  Bach  and 
Herman  Meese),  wines  and  liquors, 
sole  agts  for  Budweiser  Beer,  321 
Montgomery 

Bacha  A  (Dabelich  &  Co),  232  Branuau 

Bacher  C  S,  meat  market,  SE  cor  Tay- 
lor and  Clay 

Bacher  Mrs  E,  millinery,  918  Market 

Bachman  Bros^H  S,  N  S,  D  S,  and  L  S 
Bachman),  importers  of  dry  goods,  10 
and  12  Battery 

Bachman  D  S  (Bachman  Bros),  10  and 
12  Battery 

Bachman  H  S  (Bachman  Bros),  10  and 
12  Battery 

Bachman  Leopold  (Frankenthal,  Bach- 
man k  Co),  SW  cor  California  and 
Battery 

Bachman  L  S  (Bachman  Bros),  10  and 
12  Battery 

Bachman  N  S  (Bachman  Bros),  10  and 
12  Battery 

Bachman  S  (Esberg,  Bachman  &  Co), 
SE  cor  California  and  Battery 

Bachmann  Jacob,  hardware  and  cutlery, 
729  Clay 

BACHRACH  M.  collector  and  private 
detective,  604  Merchant 

Bacigalupi  A  L  (A  L  Bacigalupi  &  Co), 
507  Washington 

Bacigalupi  A  L  &  Co  (A  L  Bucigalupi 
and  S  Casaasa),  vegetabU.s  and  fruits, 
507  Washington 

Bacigalui»i  Oiovanni,  boots  and  shoes, 
1404  Dupont 

Bacirahipi  N,  fmits,  1907  Geary 

BACIGALXTPO  T  D,  wines  and  liquors, 
14:9  !>upont 

BACKUS  SAMUEL  W.  pnstir.aRtoi-, 
cor  Washin^jtoii  and  Biittery 

Bacns  Oscar  J  (Geo  H  Tay  &  Co),  105 
California 


Bacon  &  Co  (Jacob  Bacon  and  James  E 
Ager),  printers,  508  Clay 

Bacon  &  Decker  (E  H  Bacon  and  H  W 
Decker),  groceries,  1124  Market  and 
19  Turk 

Bacon  E  H  (Bacon  &  Decker},  1124 
Market 

Bacon  E  T,  agt  Chalmers-Spence  Air 
Space  Boiler  Co,  413  and  415  Pacific 

Bacon  F  P  (Nuttall,  Bacon  &  Co),  222 
Fremont 

Bacon  Gaston  E  (Abramson  &  Bacon), 
SW  cor  Sutter  and  Dupont  and  717 
Clay 

Bacon  Henry,  meat  market,  216  16th 

Bacon  Henry  D,  real  estate,  305  San- 
some 

Bacon  Jacob  (Bacon  &  Co),  508  Clay 

Bucon  J  B,  saloon,  213  Montgomery 

Bacon  J  8,  agt  for  the  Boston  and  Phil- 
alelphia  Underwriters,  316  California 

Bacon  Martin,  etock-broker^  325  Mont- 
gomery 

Badara  ceo  Antonio,  liquors,  1308  Pacific 

Badaracco  D  (J  Demarteus  &  Co),  531 
Pine 

Badaracco  Luiz, wood  and  coal,  1511  Cal- 
ifornia 

Bade  Joseph,  restaurant,  65 1  Mission 

BADGE?  WM  0.  agt  for  Hallet,  Da- 
vis &  Co'e  pianos  and  Geo  Wood  & 
Co's  organs,  13  Sansome 

Badgley  Eugene  F,  watches  and  jewelry, 
205  Montgomery 

Badlam  A,  city  assessor.  City  Hall 

BAEHR  WILLIAM,  mfr  jewelry, 
649  Sacramento 

Baer  Emile,  liquors,  NW  cor  Powell  and 
Filbert 

Baettge  Peter  (Brugge  &  Baettge),  111 
Washington 

Bagala  Leo,  bakery,  cor  25th  and  Ala- 
bama 

Baggett  &  Piatt  (W  T  Baggett  and  H 
(i  Piatt),  attorneya-at-law,  402  Mont- 
gomery 

BAOGETT  W  T,  publisher  "Pacific 
(J'oast  Law  Journal,"  ')',iS  Sarramento, 
also  of  Baggett  &  Piatt,  402  Mont- 
gomery, and  Stockwell  &  Co,  638 
Sacrivmento 

Baggs  Isaac,  attorney -at-law,  402  Mont- 
goiiiery 

Baglietto  &  Gracchi  (Louis  Baglietto 
and  Jacob  Gracchi),  comniisnion  mer- 
chants, 421  D'lvis 

Bajilietto  liouis  (Baglietto  &  Gracchi), 
421  Dnvis 

BAGOT  IRED,  solicitor  McKeni.ey's 
Pacific  Coast  Directory,  689  24th, 
Oh  k  land,  Cal 

Bagouich  &  Josich  (John  Bagonich  and 
Charles  Josich),  restaurant,  212  Bran- 
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Basouich  John  (Bagouioh  &  Joaioh),  212 

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Bahla  J  F  W  (Althof  &  Babla),  329 

Sansome 
Bahrt  Martin,   groceries,  SE  cor  12th 

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BAHRUTH  HILBERT,    restaurant, 

214  WaahinKton 
Bail  Adolph  (Kawalski  &  Co),  526  Cali- 
fornia 
Bailey  Chas  A  (Seaton  &  Bailey),  320 

Sansome 
Bailey  Chaa  H  (Haslett  &  Bailey),  331 

Spear 
Bailey  George  (Bailey  &  McLean),  533 

Commercial 
Bailey  J  C,  wool  and  leather,  218  Cali- 

foruia 
Bailey  James  D,  sec  Union  Insurance 

Co,  416  California 
Bailey  J  H,  stationery  and  hardware, 

524  Montgomery  aveand  1513  Stock- 

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Bailey  L  H,Jr,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

317  Leavenworth 
Bailey  Mrs  Margaret,  saloon,  71  Minna 
Bailey  &  McLean   (George  Bailey  and 

William  McLeun),    proprs    Bailroad 

House,  533  Commercial 
Bailey  N  J,  butcher,  515  Bryant 
Bailey  &  O'Donnell  (Thomas  Bailey  and 

Thomas    O'Donoeil),    gastitters    and 

plumbers,  532  Hayes 
Bailey  S  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1623 

Fillmore 
Bailey  Thos  (Bailey  &  O'Donnell),  532 

Hayes 
Bailey  Thomas  (Thomas  Bailey  tc  Co), 

cor  5th  and  Bluxome 
Bailey  Ti<omas  &   Co  (Thomas   BaiUy 

and  Wm  P  I'yne),  wool-packers,  cor 

5th  and  Bluxome 
Bailey  Wm  J,  Isthmus  House;  54  1st 
Bailly  Achille  (B^illy  Bros),  71  Califor- 
nia Market 
Bailly  Arthur,  (Batlly  Bros),  71  Califor- 
nia  Market 
Bailly  Bros  (Arthur  and  Achille  Bailly), 

pork  butchers,  71  California  Market 
Baily  Lt  Col  £  J,  surgeon  USA,  Army 

Building,  New  Montgomery 
Baily  Shepard  D,   lodging-house,  502^ 

Broadway 
Bain   John,    treas    of    The  California 

Savings  and   Loan  Society,  NW  cor 

Powell  and  Eddy 
BAINES  0£0  A.  mgr  California  Coal 

Co,  SE  cor  Turk  and  Jones 
Baird    Andrew,    collateral    and    note- 
broker,  312  California 
Baird  James  M  (Barry,  Baird  &  Co)  320 

Sansome 
Baker  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  1922  How- 
ard 


Baker  A  &  A,  mf n  of  mirrors,  frames, 
brackets,  steel  engravings,  etc,  742 
Mission 

Baker  C  F  (Witzel  ft  Baker),  324  Clay 

Baker  Charles,  bakery,  16th  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Dolores 

Baker  C  H,  mill  and  mining  maohiaery, 
38  and  40  Main 

Baker  Divide  Mining  Co,  W  G  Hughes 
sec,  330  Pine 

Baker  Fanny  £,  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School 

Baker  George  F,  United  States  geolo- 
gist, 155  New  Montgomery 

BAKER  GEO  H,  lithographer  and  en- 


graver, 410  Clay 

Baker  &  PlamiRnn  (L  L  Baker  and  R  M 
Hamilton),  hardware  and  agricultural 
implemeuta,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Front 

Baker  I  M,  groceries  and  lic[uors,  NW 
cor  Mason  and  Eddy 

Baker  Isaiah  (Freeman  &  Baker),  217 
Davis 

Baker  J  (Stevens,  Baker  &  Co),  202  Sac- 
ramento 

Baker  L  F  &  Co  (L  F  Baker),  commis- 
sion merchants,  121  Washington 

Baker  L  L  (Baker  &  Hamilton),  NW 
cor  Pine  and  Front 

BAKER  0  S.  lawyer.  33  Montgomery 
Block,  628  Montgomery 

BAKER  SAMUEL,  lomber  and  agt 
Garcia  saw-mill,  202  Sacramento 

Baker  William,  bakery,  1036  Clay 

Bakes  Sister  Mary  Pia,  Superioress, 
sister  of  St  Dominic,  St  Boniface 
School,  117  Tyler 

Balanesi  G,  commission  merchant,  107 
Clark 

BALDOCGHI  0.  fiuit  and  vegetables, 
1310  Dupont 

Baldwin  A  K  .capitalist,  328  Montgom- 
ery 

Baldwin    £  J,   propr  Baldwin  Hotel, 

Junction  Market,  Powell,  Ellii  and 
Sdrty 

BALDWIN  HOTEL  (The),  E  J  Bald- 
win propr,  G  H  Fasset  mgr,  junction 
Market,  Powell,  Ellis  and  Eddy 

Baldwin  Hotel  Bar  and  Billiard  Saloon, 
James  J  McNess  mgr,  Baldwin  Hotel 

Baldwin  H  S,  physician,  612  Clay 

Baldwin  Lloyd,  attorney-at-law,  606 
Montgomery 

Baldwin  Locomotive  Works  (The),  Wil- 
liams, Diniond  &  Co  agts,  202  Market 

Baldwin  S  C,  physician,  850  Market 

Baldwin's  Dining  Parlor  and  Kcstaurant 
(A  W  Willson  propr),  35  and  37 
Geary 

Baldwin  Theatre,  E  J  Baldwin  propr, 
•J34  and  936  Market 

Balfour  R,  (Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co),  316 
California 


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Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co  (R  Balfour,  R  B 
Forman  and  Alex  Guthrie),  shippinj; 
and  commisaion  merchants.  316  Cali- 
fornia 

Balfrey  John,  bootmaker,  506^  Howard 

Balke  Wm,  boarding-house,  820  Battery 

Ball  A  Everett,  attomey-at-law,  612 
Clay 

Ball  Gardner  (Ball  &  Julian),  Townsend 
bet  5th  and  6th 

Ball  George  A,  mining,  420  Montgomery 

Ball  &  Julian  {Gardner  Ball  and  Geo  N 
Julian),  wool  graders  and  packers, 
Townsend  bet  5th  and  6th 

Ballard,  Duane  &  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, 22  California 

Ballard  George,  bath  maker,  213  2d 

Ballard  &  liall  (Isaac  R  Hall),  commis- 
sion merchants,  320  Sansome 

Ballard  John  (W  H  Martin  &  Co),  26 
Merchants'  Exchange 

Ballard  Mrs  L  A,  physician,  205  Powell 

Ballheimers  John,  saloon,  535  Clay 

Ballogh  Geo,  bakery,  2206  Mission 

BALLOU  ADDIE  L,  portraits  in  oil, 
painter,  759  Market 

BALNT  A  J>  ostrich  and  fancy  feath- 
ers, 608  Market  and  9  Post 

Baloun  J  L,  merchant  tailor,  621  Wash- 
ington 

BALZ  ADOIFH,  (  Balz  Bros  &  Fink- 
eldey),  San  tiruno  Road  bet  25th  and 
26th 

BALZ  BROS  &  FINKELBET.  tan- 
nery,  San  Bruno  ^oad  bet  25th  and 
26th 

BALZ  LOUIS  (Balz  Bros  &  Finkeldey), 
tannery,  San  Bruno  Road  bet  25th 
and  26th 

BALZER  HENBT  &  CO  (C  Bertheau 
Jr)  importers  and  commission  mer- 
chants and  agts  Hamburg- American 
Packet  Co,  N  Y  K  Underwriters' 
agency,  Bremen  Underwriters,  Dan- 
ube, Imperial  Royal  (privileged),  Aus- 
trian Insurance  (marine)  Co  of  Vienna, 
209  Sansome 

BAMBER  JOSEPH  J.  propr  Sheltered 
Cove  Baths,  foot  Montgomery  ave 

Bammanu  D,  groceries,  219  4th 

Bammann  Fred,  groceries,  NE  cor  4th 
and  Perry 

BANCROFT  A  L  &  C0>  booksellers, 
stationers,  prmters^  bookbinders  and 
lithographers,  721  Market 

Bancroft  B  H,  books,  38  6th 

Bancroft  Geo  H,  stationer  and  booksel- 
ler, 38  6th 

BANDBOX  (The),  B  S  Hirsch  &  Co 
proprs,  748  Market 

Band  Joseph,  butcher,  cor  Valencia  and 
18th 

Bandmann  Julius  (Bandmann,  Nielsen  I 
&  Co)  210  Front  ' 


BANDMANN.  NIELSEN  ft  CO,  (J 

Bandmann  and  H  Nielsen),   commis- 
sion merchants  and  general  agts  Giant 
Powder  Co,  210  Front 
Bank  Commissioners  of  the  State  of  Cal- 
ifornia, 528  California — 

J  E  Farnum,  Oakland 

J  M  Litchfield,  San  Francisco 

W  F  White,  Santa  Cruz 

Luman  Wadham  sec,  San  Francisco 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA, 

W  Powell  acting  mgr,  SE  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Sansome  

BANK  OF  BRITISH  NORTH 
AMERICA,  A  McKinlay  agt,  221 
Sansome 
BANK  OF  CALIFORNIA,  WilUam 
Alvord  pres,  Thomas  Brown  cashier, 
NW  cor  California  and  Sansome 
BANKS  CHARLES,  Keystone  House, 

417  Pacific 
Banks  G  S,  livery,  709  Jones 
Banks  John,  cigars,  1264  Market 
Banks  Mrs  Mary,  lodgings,  318  Davis 
Bankson  J  R,  saloon,  1151  Market 
Banner  Bros  (Peter  and  Samuel  Banner), 
wholesale   clothing,    NE  cor  Sutter 
and  Sansome 
BANNER  MARCUS,    (M  Banner   & 

Co),  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Sp-iar 
BANNER  M  &  GO    (Marcus  Banner 
and  Fabian  Toplitz),  Banner  Packing 
Co,  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Spea",  (see 
advertisement,  classified) 

BANNER  PACKING  CO  (M  Banner 
&  Co),  NW^  cor  Folsom  and  Spear, 
(see  advertisement,  classified) 

Banner  Peter  (Banner  Bros)  NE  cor 
Sutter  and  Sansome 

Banner  Samuel  (Banner  Bros),  NE  cor 
Sutter  and  Sansome 

BANNEROT  E  A  (Garcin,  Son  &  Co), 
294  Howard 

BANNETT  LOUIS,  jeweler,  732  Mar- 
ket, entrance  on  Brook 

Banning  Miss  Eva,  dressmaker,  16 
Mason 

Bantly  Marcus,  cigar  manufactory,  1408^ 
Powell 

BANZ  JOHN,  bakery,  1326  Howard 

BAPTIS  JOHN  H,  gold  pen  mfr,   .328 

Bush 
Baptist  Mission  Chapel,  11th  ave  bet  F 

and  G,  south  S  F 
Barbaste  Mme,  laundry,  838  Clay 
Barltat  John,  druggist,  910  Pacific 
Barbe  John,  fiorist,  SE  cor  Poet  and 

Baker 
Barber  R  L,  tailor,  40  Ellis 
Barber  William,   attorney-at-law,   323 

California 
Barb  rs'  Protective  Union,  Verein  Eiu- 

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Barbetta  F  (F  Barbetta  ft  Co),  S  F 
Market 

Barbetta  F  ft  Co  (F  Barbetta  and  N^ 
Barbetta),  fish,  stall  31  S  F  Market 

Barbetta  M  (F  Barbetta  ft  Co),  S  F 
Market 

Barbier  J  F,  barber,  1226  Dupont 

Barbieri  Gaetano,  grocei  ies,  136  Folsom 

Barbieri  George,  oils,  lamps,  etc,  300 
Montgomery  ave 

Barbieri  Pol  (Levaggi,  Barbieri  ft  Co), 
303  and  305  4th 

Barbierri  ft  Co,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
214  3d 

Barbour  Bros,  threads  and  twines, 
Henry  Doyle  agt,  511  Market 

Barbour  Clitas,  attoruey-at-law,  715 
Clay 

Barchicalopo  Thomas,  fruit,  221  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Barclay  P  T  (Hatch  ft  Barclay/,  10 
California 

Bardept  Madam  C,  millinery,  225  Mont- 
gomery ave 

BABDONI  C  &  CO  (Crespino  Bardoni, 
C  Guintini  and  C  Orselli),  boarding- 
house,  115  Clark 

BARDONI  CIRESPINO(Bardoui  ftCo), 

115  Clark 
Bare  Augustus  (Bare  Bros),  308  Hayes 
Bare  Bros  (Augustus,  Edward  and  Solo- 
mon Bare),  furniture,  300-308  Hayes 
Bare  Edward  (Bare  Bros),  308  Hayes 
Bare  Solomon  (Bare  Bros),  308  Hayes 
Baretta  J  (Catania  ft  Baretta),   37-39 

S  F  Market 
Barger  Edmond,  barber,  543  2d 
Bargone  Narsis  L,  liquors,  1 120  Dupont 
Barliam  ft  Coogan  (J  A  Barham  and  T 

C     Coogan),     attorneys-at-law,     504 

Kearny 
Barham  J  A  (Barham  ft  Coogan),  504 

Kearny 
Barichievich  M  ft  Co  (M  Barichievicb), 

restaurant,  527  Commercial 

Barkan  A,  physician,  305  Kearny 

Barker  H,  painter,  810  .Tones 

Barker   J,   decorative   art  rooms,    316 

Sutter 
Barkhaus  D  (F  VV  ft  D  Barkhaus),  213 

Kearny 

F:  EKHAUS  F  W  &  D  (F  W  an  i  D 

i'.irkhaus),  books  and  stationery,  213 
Kearny 

Bark).aus  F  W  (F  W  &  D  Barkhiius), 
21H  Kearny 

Barii  A,  merchant  tailor,  651  Washing- 
ton 

Barman  Clias  (Baiman  &  Flick),  134  5tli 

Barman  &  Flick  (Chas  Barman  and  P 
Flick),  stoves  and  tinware,  plumbing 
and  gasfittiug,  134  5th 

Barman  Miss  K,  fancy  goods,  124  5th 


Barnard  Frank  (Frank  Barnard  ft  Co), 
213  Jackson 

Barnard  Frank  ft  Co  (F  Barnard  and  H 
Voorman),  wood  and  coal,  213  Jack- 
son 

BABiNARD  0  R  business  mgr  Califor- 
nia Commercial  College,  417  Kearny 

Barner  Louis,  groceries  and  fruits,  153 
9th 

Barner  Wm,  groceries,  131  ^  9th 

Barnes  Jennie  C,  student  of  law,  331 
Montgomery 

Barnes  N  E,  agent  McCormick  Harvest-' 
ing  Machine  Co,  31  Market 

Barnes  Robert,  box  factory,  37  and  39 
Main 

Barnes  Mrs  S  G,  confectionery,  branch 
bakery  and  varieties,  1620  and  1417 
Dupont 

Barnes  W  H  L,  attorney-at-law,  426 
California 

Barnes  Mrs  William,  carpenter  shop, 
1924  Ellis 

Barnett  Joseph  (Barnett  ft  Marks),  199 
Stevenson 

Barnett  ft  Marks  (J  Barnett  and  Mann- 
hein  Marks),  crockery  and  glassware, 
199  Stevenson 

Barnett  Thomas,  meat  market,  233 
3d 

Barney  A  S  (pres  theOly/nplc  Club),  119 
Post 

Barney  James  M,  capitalist,  room  18, 
328  Montgomery 

Barnstead  Thos  S,  agent  for  Dr  Solo- 
mon's Golden  Medicine,  425]^  4th 

Baron  J  (J  Dupuy  ft  Co),  630  Broad- 
way          

BARB  JOHN,  mfr  latest  style  of 
umbrellas  and  parasols,  323  Bush 

Barra  E  J,  saloon  and  hall,  NW  cor 
First  and  Minna 

Barragat  P,  boot  maker,   1105  Stockton 

Barratt  Alfred,  varieties,  236  Seventh 

Barre  August,  liquors,  cor  Lombard 
and  Octavia 

Barrott  Alfred,  watchmaker,  45  4th 

Barrett  .Fames,  lodging-house,  41  Wash- 
ington 

Barrett  Kate,  bakery,  236  7th 

BARRETT  &  SHERWOOB  (Jas  W 

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Montgomery 
Barret   Wni  U,    sec  San  Francisco  Gas 

Liglit  Co,  cor  1st  and  Natoma 
Biirrie  (ieo,  book  publishing,  120  Sutter 
Biirroilhet   Henry    (Belloc  &  Co),   524 
Montgomery   and  pres  Societe  Fran- 
caise   Benevolent  Scoiety,    510  Jack- 
son 
Barromeo  A,   bootmaker,   312  Pacific 
Harroii  Wm,carpentir,  SI22|  Folsom 
Barrows  .John,  agt  Brownsville  Woolen 
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Barrows  Miss  Annie,  teacher  South  San 
Francisco  School,  SVV  cor  Uth  ave 
and  L 

Barrows  W  H,  attomey-at-law,  216 
Sansome 

BARRY.  BAIRD  &  CO  (John  Hen- 
derson, James  M  Buird,  James  H 
Barry),  general  printers  and  blank 
book  mfru,  419  Sacramento  and  320 
Sansome 

BARRT  CHAS  E  (Barry  &  Evans), 
415  Montgomery 

BARRY  DAYID.  retail  liquors  and 
cigar  mfr,  SE  cor  Folsorn  and  0th 

BARRY  &  EVANS   (Chas  E  Barry 

and  W  M  Evans),  searcher  of  records, 

415  Montgomery 
Barry  James,  tailor,   759J  Howard 
Barry  James  (Callan  &  Barry),   SE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Merchant 
Barry  James  H  (Barry,  Baird  &  Co),  320 

Sansome 
Barry  James,  horseshoer,  567  Mission 
Barry  John,  groceries,  941  Bryant 
Barry  Mrs  Mary,  grocer,  540  Natoma 
Barry  Matt  B,  fruits,  SE  cor  R  K  and 

16th  aves 
Barry  Patrick,  gro^'eries,  138  5th 
Barry  Thomas  F,  attorney-at-law,   409 

California 
Barry  Wm,  carriages,  1623  Washington 
Barsaut  Jeant,  fruits,  233  8th 
BARSI  M,  fi-uit  and  vegetables,    1310 

Dupont 
Barsotti  V  (Pracidio,  Perpoli  &  Co),  608 

Broadway 
Barsteau  A  A,  detective,  331  Montgom- 
ery 
Barstow    Alfred,   attorney-at-law,    606 

Montgomery 
Barstow  George,  attorney -at-law,   309 

California 
Barsuglia    A  (Landucci  M   &  Co),  711 

Montgomery  ave 
Barauglia  Carlo,  fruits,  741  Vallejo 
Bartalluni   E,    wiues    and    liquors,    14 

7th 
Bartels  Henry,  upholsterer,  232  Ellis 
Bartels  John,  restaurant,  11  and  13   6th 
Bartels  P  Henry,  liquors,  2232  Union 
Barthel  Robert,  liquors,   273  and  275 

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Bartheloiney  N,  bootmaker,  825  Pacific 
Bartholonui  .Fiihn,  saloon,  1012  B.ttery 
Bartlett  (.'olumhu-,  attorney-at-law,   12 

Montgomery 
Bartlett  K,  attorney-at-law,  339  Koarny 
HarlK  tt  J  A,  assistant   nigr  8tudi;haker 

BroH  Mfg  Co,  31    Market  I 

Bartlett  P  (Hullett.  Harliutt  &  Dalton),  I 

28  Sacramento  and  30  (ieary 
Bartlett  Springs   Mineral    Water,  J    D  i 

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Bartlett  Washington,  pres  Society  Cali- 
fornia Pioneers,  808  Montgomery 

BARTLIKG  &  KIMBALL    ( Wm 

Bartlingand  Henry  Kimball),  book- 
binders, 505  Clay 
Bartling   Wm    (Bartling    &  Kimball), 

book-oinder,  505  Clay 
Barton  B  F  (B  F  Barton  &  Co),  213 

Sacramento 
Barton  B  F  &  Co  (Benj  F  Barton),  propr 

Pioneer  Salt  Works,  and  mfrs  Peer- 
less Yeast  Powders,  213  Sacramento 
Barton  H  T,  notary  public,  326  Pine 
Barton  J  A,  mining  engineer,  850  Mar- 
ket 
Barton  James,  saloon,  819  Battery 
Barton  John,  pres  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co, 

216  Sacramento 
Baruch  S  (B  Blumenthal  &  Co),  18  and 

20  Battery 
Barut  R  (Barut  &  Bellocq),  1401  Powell 
Barut  R  &    Bellocq  A,  liquors,   1401 

Powell 
Bar  uth  E  F,  liquors,  SW  cor  Post  and 

P'illmore 
Basazza  F  G    &    Co,  restaurant,   1304 

Stockton 
Basch  Samuel,  furniture  second-hand, 

200i  4th 
Basco  Bernard  (Castagnet   &  Co),  530 

Merchant 
Bascom  Mrs  Martha  E,  dressmaker,  1 15 

Geary 
Basel  Jo,  barber,  1535  Geary 
Bash  H,  tailor,  2  Bryant  Place  oflf  Bush 
Basler  Geo  A,  house  and  sign  painter, 

19  7th 
Bass  Isaac  H,  propr  Elcho  House,  863^ 

Market 
BASS  T  J  (T  J  Bass  &  Co),  14  and   16 

Ellis 
BASS  T  J  &  CO.   paints,  oils,  etc,    14 

and  16  Ellis 
Bassett  A  C,  supt   and  general   freight 

agt  N  D  of  S   P  R    R,  cor  4th   and 

Townsend 
Bassett  Henry,  (McCarthy   &   Bassett), 

216  Washington 
Bassett  Chas  F  &  Co  (Chas  F   Bassett), 

commission  merchant,  304  Davis 
Bassett  Joseph,  commission  agt,  222  and 

224  Clay 
Bassauti  Gaelano,  fruits,  223  8th 
Bassford  W,  physician,  1001  Market 
BasslerMrs  A  (Bassler  &  Hevener),   932 

Market 
Bassler  &  Hevenei-  (Mrs  A    Bassler  ai.l 

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Market 
Bassoii  Joseph  (Basson  &    McDonnell), 

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Basson  &  McDonnell  (Joseph  Basson,  J 

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Bastheiin  J  (Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co), 
129  Sansome 

Bastian  Benedict,  merchant-tailor,  311 
Sutter 

Bataille  Peire,  liquors,  544  California 

Batavia  P,  barber,  53  3d 

BatcheIor&  Wylie  (J  H  Wylie  and 
Frank  Batchelor),  mfrs  of  California 
Spring  Tooth  Harrow  and  Cultivator, 
31  Market 

Batchelor  Frank  (Batchelor  &  Wylie), 
31  Market 

Batem  n  A,  mining,  318  Pine, 

BATEMAN  WILLIAM  (J  Kemp  & 
Co),  114  and  IIU  Mission 

Bateman  Francis,  groceries,  62J  West 
Mission 

Bates  D  C,  mining  sec,  room  79,  309 
Montgomery 

Bates  S  C,  attorney-at-law,  434  Califor- 
nia 

BATES  MORRIS  IT  (Morris  U  Bates 
&  Co),  123  California 

BATES  MORRIS  U  &  CO  (Morris  U 
Bates),  proprs  "  Daily  Commercial 
News  and  Shipping  List"  and  "San 
Francisco  Trade  Review,"  123  Cali- 
fornia 

Bates  Walter  E,  physician,  224  Kearny 

Batten  Sampson,  marble  works,  cor  Pt 
Lobos  and  Masonic  aves 

Battersby  James,  watchmaker,  13  3d 

Battery  Street  Warehouse,  Bode  & 
Searle  (iieo  C  Bode  and  James  J 
Searle)  pr.iprs,  NW  cor  Battery  and 
Filbert 

Battles  E  G,  pres  Dashaway  Hall  Asso- 
ciation, 139  Post 

Battles  Luke,  groceries,  NE  cor  4th  and 
Clementina 

Bauch  P  G,  custom  house  broker,  520 
Battery 

Baud  F,  brass  foundry,  522  Fulton 

Bauer  Abraham  (Bauer  Bros  &  Co),  547 
Market 

BAUER  ANDREW,  upholstery,  1519 
California 

Bauer  Bros,  cutlery,  (537  Kearny 

Bauer  Brothers  &  Co  (Abraham  &  Moses 
Bauer),  wholesale  fancy  goods,  laces 
and  embroideries,  547  Market 

BAUER  CHAS  G.  saloon,  S04  Pacific 

Bauer  E,  nigr  of  the  S  F  News  Co,  210 
Post 

Bauer  Frederick,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
1U8  3d 

Bauer  (itsorge,  hairdresser,  44  drove 

Bauer  H,  upholHtery,  1519  California 

Bauer  J  A,  druggist,  101  Post 

Bauer  Jacob,  stuoon,  NW  cor  Folsom 
ami  Steuart 

Bauer  J  C  &  Co  (J  C  Banter  and  Joseph 
Schweitzer),  wholesale  hops  and  brew- 
ers' materials,  632  Sacrauiento 


Bauer  J  C  (J  C  Bauer  &  Co),  632  Sacra- 
mento 

Bauer  John  &,  Sons  (John  Jr  and 
Jacob  G  Bauer),  brewery,  118  and  120 
Fillmore 

Bauer  Moses  (Bauer  Bros  &  Co),  547 
Market 

Bauer  M  E,  mgr  the  S  F  News  Co,  413 
and  415  Wt  shington 

Baum  Chas,  consul  Argentine  Republi  , 
510  Battery 

Baum  Charles,  pres  American-Russian 
Commercial  Co,  718  Battery 

Baum  Gustav,  furniture  and  carpets, 
871  Market 

Baum  J  (J  Baum  &  Co)  9  and  11  San- 
some 

Baum  J  &  Co  (J  Baum,  H  and  M  Shirer), 
wholesale  clothing,  9  and  11  Sansome 

Baum  Jno  T  (Horton  &  Baum),  NW  cor 
Sansome  and  Bush 

Baum  Mme,  laundry,  35  Turk 

Baum  M  (Fisher  &  Baum),  103  and  105 
Sansome 

Baum  M  C,  attorney-at-law,  315  Cali- 
fornia 

Baumann  Phil,  bakery,  206  2d 

Baumard  E  F,  whalebone-maker  and 
bone-maker,  322  Sutter 

Baumard  Mrs  E  F,  corset-maker,  322 
Sutter 

BAUMGARTEN  A  (A  Baumgarten& 

Co),  7  Montgomery 

BAUMGARTEN  A  &  CO  (A  and 

Joseph  Baumgarten),  cloth  and  tailors' 
trimmings,  7  Montgomery  (bee  ad- 
vertisement) 

BAUMGARTEN  JOSEPH  (A  Baum- 

garten  &  Co),  7  Montgomery 
Baumgarten  Joseph,  bootmaker,  418  4th 
Baumgartner  &  l^ohls  (Valentine  Baum- 
gartner  and  Henry  Bohls),   cigar  and 
tobacco  factory,  419  Battery 

Baumgartner  Valentine  (Baumgartner  & 

Bohls),  419  Battery 
Baumstarck  Mrs  T,  French  piano  and 

singing  teacher,  947  Folsom 
Baun   Jasper,   groceries,    cor    18th  and 

Hartford 
Bausman  W  W,    mining  sec,   409  Cali- 
fornia 
Bavaria  Brewery,     Philipp  Frauenholz 

propr,    Montgomery   ave  bet  Vallejo 

and  Green 
Baxter  F  C  &  Co,  paints  and  watercol- 

ors,  432  Sutter 
Baxter  H  W,   mercantile  agency,    234 

Montgomery 
Baxter  Mercantile  Agency,  H  W  Baxter, 

234  Montgomery 
Bay  City  Mfg  Co  (J  and  A  Cerf  and 

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proprs,  Bay  City  Market 
Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co,   C  Turner 

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Bay  and  Coast  K  K  Co,  E  A  Davis  pres, 

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Bay  and  Coast  Telegraph,   222   Mont- 
gomery 
Bay  Distr'ct  Race  Course,  cor  26th  and 

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Bay  and  River  Freighting,  Piper's  line 

of  schoolers,  Fanny  B  D  riper  ad- 

ministratiix,  F  M  Stevens  mgr,  office 

7  Clay 
Bay  Soap    and  Candle  Co,  soap   mfg 

112  California 
Bay  Telegraph  Co  and  Santa  Cruz  R  R 

Co,  A  E  Davi»  pres,  foot  Market 
Bay    View  Distillery,  Scoiield  &  Tevis 

agts,  120  Front 
Bay  View  Market,  L  Stark,  529  1st 
Bay  View  Race  Course,  cor  7th  ave  and 

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Bay  Warehouse,   T    F  Carvell    propr, 

Sansome  nr  Lombard 
Bayer  J,  physician,  222  Post 
Bayle  John,  tripe,  etc.  7  California  Mar- 
ket 
Bayless  W  H,  arciiitect,  106  Leidesdorff 
Bayley  C  A,  liquora,  659  C!lay 
Bayly  Chas  A,  druggist,  SE  cor  6th  and 

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Bazan ,  physician,  1633  Mission 


Bazan  F,  physician,  850  Market 
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C   W,   pres  California  Paint 
Co,  419  and  421  Jackson 

^ACH  CHILION,  books  and  station- 
ery, 107  Montgomery 

Beach  J  G,  purchasing  agt,   231  Wash- 
ington 

Beach  T  P,  accountant,  604  Merchant 

Beacon  Light  Oil  and  Commercial  Co, 
A  Blackman  mgr,  322  Washington 

Beadle  &  Co,  commission  merchants,  5 
Spear 

Beakley  Absalom,  caneworker,  6  Mills 
Place 

Beal  Samuel,  mattresbes  and  bedding, 
49  and  53  2d 

Beal   W  A,    sec    Eagle   King    iliuing 
Co,  214  Sansome         

BEALE  STEEET  MULS,   Young, 

Thomson  &  Co  projira,  mxxs  of  frames 
sash,  blinds,  doors  and  shutters, 
123  Beale 
Beale  Street  Warehouse  (John  McHugh 
and  Wm  Finie),  NE  cor  Beale  and 
Bryant 


Beale  Truxton  (Shoobert  tt  Beale),  405 
Montgomery 

Beumish  Percy,  gents'  famishing  goods, 
NE  cor  Market  and  3d 

Bean  E,  bootmaker,  922^  Folsom 

Beau  0  B  (Mulloy,  Bean  &  Co),  329 
Sansome 

Bear  S,  leather,  4)4  Sacramento 

Beard  W  H,  fruits,  28  Hayes 

Beasey  W  H,  painter,  48  Oak 

Beatty  J  C,  laud  agt,  230  Montgomery 

Beatty  Samnel  G,  loans  and  real  estate, 
314  Montgomery 

Beauxes  John,  bakery,  1305  Powell 

beaven  D  B,  tish,  stalls  35  and  36  Mis- 
sion Market 

Beaver  George  W,  pres  Safety  Nitro  Co, 
408  California 

Beban  Kocco,  restaurant,  lHODupont 

Becht  George  J,  mfr's  agt,  124  Market 

Bechtel  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  George 
W  Sessions  sec,  room  62,  309  Mont- 
gomery 

Becich  G  D,  restaurant,  44  4th 

Beck  August,  locksmith,  18  Montgom> 
ery  ave 

Beck  D  L  (D  L  Beck  &  Sons),  309  Sacra- 
mento 

Beck  D  L  Jr  (D  L  Beck  &  Sons),  309 
Sacramento 

Beck  D  L  &  Sons  (D  L,  W  F  and  D  L 
Beck  Jr)  commission  and  mdse  brok- 
ers, 309  Sacramento 

BECK  E  B  (.^ones  &  Co),  121  and  123 
Market 

Beck  Geo  (Beck  k  Hornung),  Mission 
Market,  cor  16th  and  Mission 

Beck  Henry,  janitor  Independent  Order 
of  Red  Mtn's  Hall,  510  Bush 

Beck  &  Hornung,  butcher.".  Mission  Mar- 
ket, stalls  6  and  7,  cor  16th  and  Mis- 
s.on 

Beck  H  S,  painter  and  whitener,  24 
Turk 

Beck  N  A,  liquors,  2300  Folsom 

Beck  Thomas  (Buruham,  Beck  &  Co), 
618  Market 

Beck  W  F  (D  L  Beck  &  Sons),  309  Sac- 
ramento 

Beckelman  &  Lipman,  hairdressers,  413 
California 

Becker  August,  coffee  saloon,  341  Bush 

Becker  B  A,  real  estate  agt,  334  Kearny 

Becker  Bros  (Dietrich,  J  H  &  C  H 
Becker),  groceries,  SE  cor  Sutter  and 
xaylor,  SE  cor  Geary  and  La^rkin,  SK 
cor  Sutter  and  Leavenworth,  SE  cor 
Turk  and  Larkin 

Becker  C,  tannery,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 
28th 

Becker  Christian,  bakery,  140  11th 

Becker  &  Dillnar,  furnivure  mfrs,  cor 
5th  and  Bryant 

Becker  F,  liquors,  313  East 


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Becker  F  W,  oigara  and  tobacco,  705 

Davis 
Becker  Oeo  J,  restaurant,  648  4th 
Becker  Joseph,  crockery,  329  Hayes 
BECKER  J  W,  propr  Prescott  House, 

8W  cor  Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Becker  Michael,  bakery,    1323  Dupont 
Becker  Nick,  hotel,  1 1  and  13  Pacinc 
Bei'ker  Peter,  liquors,  113  6th 
Becker    Peter,    liquors,    415    and   417 

Hayes 
Becker  Wm,  groceries,  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Spear 
Beckler  George,  barber,  540  Market 
Beck  man  Bros,  groceries,  NE  cor  Green- 
wich and  Taylor 
Bockman  Charles  F,  liquors,  1100  Pa- 
cific 
Beckmann  Chas  F,  liquors,  536  and  538 

Sacramento 
Beckmann  John  (J  &   W  Beckmann), 

NW  cor  Greenwich  and  Taylor 
Beckmann  J  &  W  (John   and    William 
Beckmann),      groceries,     NW      cor 
Greenwich  and  Taylor 
Beckmann  William,  groceries,  SW  cor 

Hyde  and  Green 
Beckmann  William  (J  &  W  Beckmann), 

NW  cor  Greenwich  and  Taylor 
BEDELL  WM>  agt  Michigan  Central 
and  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  South- 
em  Railroarls,  22  Montgomery 
Bee  J  F,  hardware,  346  3d 
Bee  F  A,  Consul  of  China,  917  Clay 
BEEBE  CHAS  W  ( R  J  Trumbull  k  Co), 

4l!>  and  421  Saiiaome 
BEEMAN  WMt    surgical    appliances 

and  trusses,  32  O'Farrell 
Beer  B  (S  Levy  &  Co),  218  and 220  Wash- 
ington 
Beers  Barrett,  dentist,  230  Kearny 
Boers  Rev  H  W,  p  istor  Trinity  Church, 

cor  Powell  and  Post 
Beerstecher  C  J,  railroad  commissioner 

(second  district),  320  Sansome 
Beger  L,  mining  sec,  207  Sansome 
Begovich  Martin  (B  Arata  &  Co),  419 

Davis 
Behlow  Wm,  fine  funiiture,  208  Po-^t 
Behlow  Chaa  J   (H   Leibes  &  Co),  113 

Montgomery 
Behnemanu  Henry,  groceries,  SW  cor 

Taylor  and  O'FarreTl 
Behre  Robt  L,  attorney-at-law,  (assist- 
ant city  and  county    attorney),  534 
California 
Behr  H,  physician,  34  Ellis 
Behrend  John,  bootmaker,  1825  Hyde 
Behrens  H  C  F,  physician,  43  2d 
Behringer  Chris,  liquors,  308  Dupont 
Behrmann,  C  F,  bakery,  1218  Powell 
Beigbeider  &  Lapouble  (Victor  Beigbei- 
der  and  Daniel  Lapouble),  Hayes  Park 
Laundry,  527  Hayes 


Beigbeider  Victor  (Beigbeider  ft  Lapou- 
ble), 627  Hayes 
Beilhes  &  Laoua  (J  B  Beilhes  and  F 
Lacua),    barbers,    124    Montgomery 
ave 
Beilhes  J  B  (J  B  Beilhes  and  F  Lacua), 

124  Montgomery  ave 
Beime  Artliur  0,  meat  market,  240  4th 
Beirne  Patrick,  groceries,  123  Shipley 
Beisel  Jacob,  tanner,  w  s  Pennsylvania 
bet  Santa  Clara  and  Mariposa 

Bekeart  J  F,  hardware,  346  3d 
fielando  P,  wood  and  coal,  1210  Powell 
Belcher  Silver  Mining  Co,  John  Crockett 
sec,  327  Pine 

BELCHER  W  C  (Mastick,  Belcher  & 
Mastick),  attorney  and  counselor-at- 
law,  520  Montgomery 

Belden  Block,  137  Montgomery 

BELDEK  CHARLES  A  (W  W  Mon- 
tague &  Co),  112  Battery 

Belden  Edwin  S  (Maxwell  &  Belden), 
room  66,  309  Montgomery 

Belden  H  K  (Belden  &  Orton),  315  Cal- 
ifornia 

Belden  Josiah,  capitalist,  314  California 

Belden  &  Orton  (H  K  Belden  and  R  H 
Orton),  local  agts  Hartford  Fire  In^ 
surance  Co  and  Rhode  Island  Under- 
writers' Association,  313  California 

Belding  Bros  &  Co,  silk  mfrs,  505  Mar- 
ket 

Belding  M  &  M  Co,  R  M  Heath  sec,  31S 
Pine 

Belgium  Consul,  E  Grisar,  NW  cor  5fch 
and  Townsend 

BelingeF  A  A,  physician,  1911  Polk 

Beliu  Louis,  bakery,  2004  Mission 

Belknap  David  P  (Winans,  Belknap  & 
Godoy),  604  Merchant 

Belknap  D  P,  sec  San  Francisco  Art 
Association  and  School  of  Design,  430 
Pine 

BELL  A  Di  propr  "San  Francisco  Mer- 
chant," 323  Front 
Bell  Armory  F,  collector,  607  Kearny 
Bell  B  C,  druggist,  SW  cor   16th  and 

Howard 
Bell  &,  Co,  book-sellers  and  stationers, 

639  Kearny 
Bell  D  B  &  Co  (D  B  Bell),  fish,  stalls  27 

and  29  Bay  City  Market 
Bell  Miss  I,  dressmaker,  1224  Folsom 
Bell  J  (Schmetzler  &  Bell),  21  6th 
Bell  J  B,  barber,  1244  Folsom 
Bell  John  P,  attorney-at-law,   310  and 

330  Pine 
Bell  Mrs  M,  lodging-house,  120  7th 
Bell  Thomas,  pres  of  the  Tonite  Powder 

Co,  310  California 
Bell  Thomas  &  Co  (Thomas  Bell  and 
George    Staacke),    commission    mer- 
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Bome 
Bella  Union  Theater,  P  McAtee  propr, 

803  Kenrny 
Bella  Union  Quicksilver  Co,  A  Hulaey 

sec,  328  Montgomery 
Bellemere  A,  mfg  jeweler  and  diamond- 
setter,  331  Kearny 
Bellingall  &   Miller  (P  W  Bellingall  & 

Peter  Miller),  custom-house  brokers, 

425  Battery 
Bellingall  P  W  (Bellingall  &   Miller), 

425  Battery 
BELimOHAH    BAT    COAL  CO, 

Pierre  B  Cornwall  pres,  office  iSE  cor 

Spear  and  Folsom 
Bellmar  Chas,  restaurant,  421  4th 
BellmarFred,  groceries,  1137  Harrison 
Bellmer  H  A  (Bellmer  &  Schwitert), 

500  Dupont 
Bellmer  &  Schwitert  (H  A  Bellmer  and 
'  P  Schwitert),  liquors,  500  Dupont 
Bellocq  A  (R  Barut  &  A  Bellocq),  1401 

Powell 
Belloc    &    Co   (  Hippolyte  Belloc  and 

Henry  Barroilhet), bankers,  524  Mont- 
gomery 
Belloc   Hippolyte    (Belloc   &  Co),   524 

Montgomery 
Bellocq  A  (Barut  &  Bellocq),  1401  Pow- 
ell 
Bellrude   J    M,   saloon  and  boarding, 

3253  Mission 
Bellue  Cammelle,  liquors,  515  Valencia 
Bellue  P,  liquors,  32  7th 
Belmont  &  Co,  cigar  mfrs,  823  Mont- 
gomery 
Belmont  Mining  Co,  310  Fine 
BELSHAW  M  W,  propr  Empire  Coal 

Mme&RR  402  BYont 
Belvidere  Mining  Co,  310  Pine 
Bemis  C  G,  Supervising  Inspector  1st 

District  U  S  Steamboat  Inspection,  U 

S  Appraiser's'  Building 
Bemmerer  August,  cutler,  318  Pine 
Beuurd  Auguste  F,  saloon,  NE  cor  5th 

and  Howard 
BENCHLEY  L  B>  general  mgr  Pacific 

Rolling  Mill  Co,  202  Market 
Bendel  Hermann  (Tillmann  &  Bendel), 

325  and  327  Battery 
Bender  Jacob,  butcher,  1020  Howard 
Bendit  Saml,  commission  merchant,  538 

California 
Bendt  Wm,  saloon,  12  Clay 
Benecke  H  D,  groceries,  520  Broadway 
Benedick  James,  fruit  and  produce,  412 

4th 
Benedict  C  S  (Benedict  &  Smith),  186 

Montgomery 
Benedict  E  J,  mgr  Ainaxab   Mfg   Co 

805  Montgomery 
Benedict  Eugltsr,  propr  German  Sausage 

Factory,  227  Front 


BENEDICT  &  SMITH  (C  S  Benedict 

and  J  R  Smith),  merchant  tailors,  136 

Montgomery 
Bengali  Mining  Co,  Geo  M  Condee ;  -es, 

330  Pine 
BEWWAM  A  M,   pianos,  organs  and 

musical  nidse,  agt  J  P  Hale   &  Co 

pianos,  647  Market 
Benham  Cdlhoun,  attorney -at-law,  636 

Clay 
Benham  C  S,  mining,  411  California 
Benjamin    A   F,    attorney-at-law    and 

notary  public,  440  California 
Benjamm  C  E  (Crane,  Hastings  &  Co), 

316  Sacramento 
Benjamin  Elias,  second-hand  clothing, 

231  3d 
Benjamin  Samuel,  propr  Nonpa.-eil  Soda 

and  Syrup  Co,  719  and  721  Bryant 
Benkelmann    Adam,    saloon.    Railroad 

ave  bet  7th  and  8th  aves 
Benkerman  Mrs  Rosa,  liquors,  Railroad 

ave  nr  9th 
Bennet  Mrs  H  W,  artist,  617  Larkin 

BENNET  THOMAS,  general  agt  The 
Traveler's  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford, 
410  California 

Bennett  A  (H  Bennett  &  Co),  454  6th 

BENNETT  BROS  (J  R  and  Geo  Ben- 
net),  butter,  35,  36  and  88-91  Cali- 
fornia Market 

Bennett  Clement,  shorthand  reporter, 
434  California 

Bennett  Miss  E  J,  restaurant,  641  Wash- 
ington 

Bennett  F,  saloon,  230  Brannan 

BENNETT  &  FRISBEE  (G  W  Ben 

nett  and   W   B  Friabee),  piano  mfrs 

724  Bryant 
BENNETT  OEOROE  (Bennett  Bros), 

35,  36  and  88-9]  California  Market 
Bennett  H  (H  Bennett  &  Co),  painters 

and  whiteners,  454  6th 
Bennett  H  A,  music  teacher,  145  4th 
Bennett  H  &  Co  (H  and  A  Bennett), 

pa'-'ters  and  whiteners,  454  6th 
BENNETT  JOHN  R  (Bennett  Bros), 

35,  36  and  8s-91  California  Market 
Bennett  J  S,  lumber  and  furniture,  566 

Brannan 
Bennett  Mrs  Mary,  laundry,  555  Bryant 
BENNETT  N  (Bennett  &  Wigginton), 

attorney-at-law,  330  Pine 
Bennett  Philip,  fish,  stall  3  New  Clay 

St  Market 
Bennett  Thos,  physician,  46  O'Farrell 

BENNETT  &  WIGGINTON  (N  Ben- 
nett and  P  D  Wigginton),  attorneys- 
at-law,  330  Pine 
Bennett  Wm,  physician,  145  4th 
Bennett  Wm,  plumber,  1015  Clay 
Beunhamer  Harry,  restaurant,  504  Mar- 
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Bnnrimo  Jose,  stock  brokers,  232^  Mont- 
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Benfitn    Conrad,    groceries,     NW    cor 

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Bon.'-en  Henry,  groceries,  770  Bryant 
Benson  Bakery,  cor  Clay  and  Powell 
Benson  James,  sec  Odd  Fellows'  Savings 

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BENSON  JNO  Ai  surveyor  and  engi- 
neer, 507  Montgomery 
Benson  John,  bakery  and  varieties,  SE 

cor  Clay  and  Powell 
Benson  Mrs  Wm,  groceries,  51  Brady 
Bent  E  F,  (Bent  ft  Co),  18  California 
Bent  K  F  &  Co  (E  F  Bent  and  Lewis  \V 
McGIauHin),  grain  commission   mer- 
chants, 18  California 
BENTHAH    HABRf,   Market    Ex- 
change, 538  Market 
Bentley  W  R   (Burt   &   Bentley),  206 

Market 
Benton  Chas  J,  liquors,  115  6th 
Benton  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  W  H 

Watson  sec,  302  Montgomery 
Bentschler  F  (B  •ntschler,   WoUpert  & 

Schwerdt),  IGO  New  Montgomery 
Bentschler,  WoUpert    &    Schwerdt   (F 
Bentsc'rfler,     C      WoUpert     and      J 
Schwerdt),    furniture    and    bedding, 
1(50   New   Montgomery 
Beppl  r  John,  butcher,  1518  Dupont 
Berau  Adolph,  bootmaker,  2016  Mason 
Beran  li^  bootmaker,  922^  B^olsom 
Beraid  Achille,  laundry,  25)38  16th 
BEBARD  ALFRED,  French  laundry, 

2206  FiUmore 
Berbora  John,  coffee  saloon,  624  Kearny 
Beren  Frank,  bootmaker,  1001  Pacific 
Berenz  Adolph   (A  Bereuz  ft  Son),   140 

Montgomery 
Berenz  A  &  Son  (A  and   A  Berenz), 

boots  and  shoes,  140  Montgomery 
Beresford  Hotel  (The),  Wm  Chamberlin 

propr,  600  Bush 
Berg  C,  physician,  213  Powell 
Berg  Mrs  F,  bakery  and  stationery,  428 

Grove 
Bergen  Van  A,  litiuor",  425  Sansome 
Berger  Christian  G,  druggist,  cor  Union 

and  Lark  in 
Berger  Mrs  Ellen,  sausages,  2  Mission 

Market 
Berger  J  P,  saloon,  .'07  Pine 
Berger  J  P,  dyer  mil  sconrar,  422  Bush 
Berger  Julius  (E<iward  Cohn  &    Co), 

225  Montgomery 
Bergerot  Mr  and  M'-s  Jolin,  acadt-^my  of 

languages,  613  Stockton 
Berges  P  B  (Frapolli,  Berges  ft  Co),  70S 
and  710  Sansome 


Bergez  John,  restaurant,  332  and  334 
Pine 

Bergtield  Robert,  carpenter,  1534  Do- 
lores 

Berggren  Aug,  Swedish  and  Norwegian 
consul,  406  Montgomery 

Bergin  M,  attorney-at-law,  79  Mont- 
gomery Block 

Bergin  M  W,  groceries,  NW  cor  Harri- 
son and  Ritch 

BERGIN  THOMAS  I  (McAllister  ft 
Bergin),  treasurer  S  F  ft  N  P  R  R, 
room  38,  305)  Montgomery 

Berglund  Nils,  shoemaker,  518^  Geary 

Bergmann  J  (Davis  Bros,  Toklas  ft  Co), 
10  Sutter 

BEROSTROM  ft  CO.  builders  of  par- 
lor and  church  organs,  647  Market 

Bergstrom  John,  organ  mfr.  Mission  nr 
25)th 

Berhmann  Henry  D,  wood  and  coal,  838 
Harrison 

Berktluy  Ferry,  foot  of  Merchant 

Berkwith  Simon,  boots  and  shoes,  534 
Pacific 

BERLIN  COLOGNE  INSURANCE 

CO    OF    BERLIN,     Hutchinson    ft 
Mann  agts,  320  and  324  California 

Berlin  F  A,  attorney-at-law,  420  Mont- 
gomery 
'Berlin     Restaurant,     Oscar     Ohnstein 
propr,  245)  4th 

Berliner  J,  tailor,  13  Turk 

Bermiugham  J,  agt  California  and  Mex- 
ican S  S  Co,  10  Market 

Bernal  Heights  School,  cor  Courtland 
ave  and  Moultrie 

Bernal  Lodge,  No  19,  A  0  U  W,  SE  cor 
Valencia  and  16th 

Bernard  A,  hairdresser,  821  Market 

Bernard  MrsC,  confectionery,  614^  Post 

BERNARD  CHARLES  (Bernard  ft 
Mantell),  707  and  7  tU  Sansome 

Bernard  Chas  N,  painter,  629  Merchant 

Bernard  Harris,  barber,  821  Market 

Bernard  Isaac,  tinware  and  crockery, 
2914  16th 

Bernard  J  (Bernard  ft  Pouzadoux),  312 
Sutter 

BERNARD  ft  MANTELL  (Charles 
Bernard  and  F  Mantell),  Chartres 
Co^ee  and  Spice  Mills  and  Baking 
Powder,  707  and  709  Sansome 

Bernard  ft  Pouzadoux  (J  Bernard  and  L 
Pouzadoux),  furniture,  312  Sutter 

Bernhamer  Harry,  restaurant,  504  Mer- 
chant 

Bemhard  Geo  Jr,  liquors,  25  Summer 

Bernhard  Joseph,  stock  broker,  404 
Montgomery 

Bemhard  Robt,  ship  and  freight  broker, 
40  California 

Bernheim  A  (Einstein  ft  Bemheim),  206 
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Bernon  6,  pork  store,  205  6th 
Bernstein  A,  sec  Chebra  B'nai  Israel, 

121  Eddy 
Bernstein  Abe,  restaurant,    Bay  City 

Market 
Bernstein  D,  tailor,  729  Folsom 
Bernstein  E,  furniture  and  bedding,  957 

Market 
Bernstein  H,  second-hand  clothing',  791 

Mission 
Bernstein  L  (L  Bernstein  &Co),  900  and 

902  Market 
Bernstein  L  &  Co  (L  Bemsteia), watches 

and  jewelry,  i)00  and  902  Market 
Bernstein  S   (Dixon,   Bemsteiu  &  Co), 

250  Market 
Bernstein  Solomon,  furnishing  goods, 

38  4th 
Beronio  A,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1436 

California 
Beronio  Peter,  propr  Roma  Hotel,  818 

Sansome 
Berre  Thurien,  French  laundry,  341  3d 
Berrill  C  M,  locksmith,  645  Mission 
Berry  Mrs  £  Z,  bakery  and  varieties,  705 

Li^na 
Berry  O  H,  painter,  30  Erie 
Berry  6  H,  nouse  and  sign  painter,  cor 

6th  and  Howard 
BERRY  MRS  0  M,    confectionery,* 

128  Kearny 
Berry  J  L,  livery  stable,  552  Bryant 
Burry  John  (Uriswold  &  Berry),   837 

Folsom  

BERRT  &  PLACE  MACHINE  CO, 

Farkf  &;  Lacy  proprs,  pumps,  ruck 
tlrills.and  mill  and  mining  machin- 
ery, ^23  and  3>25  Market 

Bersagliari  Hall,  cor  Broadway  andDu- 
pont 

Berson  Mrs  A,  laundry,  429  Sutter 

Berson  Adolphe  (A  Beraon  St.  Son),  26 
Post 

Berson  A  &  Son  (Adolphe  and  Gustave 
Berson),  carpets  and  oilcloths,  26  Post 

Berson  Gustave  (A  Berbon  &  Sun),  ::6 
Post 

BERTEIHrO  LOUIS  A  (Berteling  & 
Watiy),  4*^7  Kenriiy 

BERTELmO  &  WATRT  (Louis  A 
Berteling  and  Nicholas  Wutry),  sci- 
entific opticians  and  artificial  eyes, 
4i'7  Keurny 

BERTELLI ACHILLE,  druggist,  523 

Davis 
Bertt-lson  C,  bootmaker,  112  Berry 
BERTHEAU  C.  JR  (Henry  Balzer  & 
C  >)»  nigr   New   York  Underwriters' 
Agency,  20i>  Sansome 
Berthhold  L,  boarding-house,  270  1st 
Berti  Geo,  fruits  and  yfget^bie!',  l''*.i.8 

Pacific 
Bertin  Alexander,  dyer,  325  Montgom- 
ery ave,    430  Bush  and  10b  4th 


Bertin  L  C  (Bertin  &  Lepori),  517  Com- 
mercial 
Bertin  &  Lepori  (L  C  Bertin  and  Con- 
stantino   Lepori),    coffee    and   spice 
mills,  517  Commercial 
Bertody  Charles,  physician,  1005  Stock- 
ton 
Bertolani  P,  groceries,  142  Folsom 
Berton  F  &  Co  (Francis  Berton  and  Ed 
Galliard),  bankers  and  assayers,  527 
Clay 
Berton  F,  Parisian  Rotisserie,  419  Pine 
Berton  Fraucia  (F  Berton  &  Co),  527 

Clay 
Bertram  Chas  L,  liquors,  1  Commercial 
Bertram  Joseph,    stoves,   ranges,    etc, 

1017  Folsom 
Bertrand  Andrew,  furrier,  309  Sutter 
Bertrand  Joseph  F,  saloon,  30  Fremont 
Bertulucer   Joseph  (Bertulu^er  &  Ven- 
ture), 316  Broadway 
Bertulucer  &  Venture  (Joseph  Bertulu- 
cer and  V  Venture),  hotel,  316  Broad- 
way 
Bertz  Jacob,  restaurant,  737  Market 
Berwiu  Mrs  L,  dressmaker,  318^  3d 
Berwin  Louis  D,  mvrchant-tailor,  1061 

Market 
Berwin  P  (P  Berwin &Bro),  111  Battery 
Berwin  P  &;  Bro  (P  Berwin),  wholesale 

hats  and  caps,  111  Battery 
Bescheinen    Bros  (Henry  and  Wm  Bes* 

cheinen),  jewelers,  613  Kearny 
Bescheinen   Henry  (Bescheinen  Bros), 

613  Kearny 
Bescheinen  Wm  (Bescheinen  Bros),  613 

Kearny 
Besecke    Wm    (Wagoner   ft    Besecke), 

1906  Urkin 
Best  &  Belcher  Mirmg  Co,  Wm  Willis 

sec,  room  29,  30J  Montgomery 
Best  John,  office  furniture,  27   Leides- 

dorff 
Bester  John  H,  saloon,  543  Jackson 
Besthorn     Hermann,    bootmaker,    122 

Geary 
Besthorn  H,  salnon,  7  Stevenson 
bestur  F  T,  architect,  652  Market 
Better  Edward,  bootmaker,  543^  Mer- 
chant 
Beth  Israel,  synagogue,  Tu/k  nr  Tay- 
lor 
Beth    Menahim  Streisand,   synagogue. 

Mission  bet  5th  and  6th 
Bethany  Congregational  Church,  Bart- 

lett  near  25th 
fietsch  John,  coffee  parlor.   111  6th 
Bbtten  William  &  Co,  gunsmiths,  Louis 

M  lUer  mgr,  71'.'  Wauiitigton 
Bettencourt  J  de  Sousa,  physician,  310 

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Better  Mrs  Helen,  fancy  goods,  511  Bry- 
ant 
Bettis  O  J,  blacksmith,  1434  Jackson 


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F.tiluiaiiM,  mfr  of  soaps,  311  Commer- 
cial 

Betts'  Spring  Co  W  H  Betts  pres  and 
Wiwin  Fretwell  seo,  mfr  of  loco- 
motive, car,  carriage  and  wagon 
springs,  218  Fremont 

Betts  Wm  M  (Betts'  Spring  Co),  218 
Fremont 

Betts  W  71,  pres  Betts'  Spring  Co,  218 
Fremont 

Betty  Mrs  Emma,  lodging-house,  55  2d 

Betty  O'Neal  Mining  Co,  R  M  Heath 
sec,  318  Pine 

Betzold  Mat,  branch  bakery,  452  7th 

Beveridge  Horatio  (Henry  Lund  &  Co), 
214  California 

Beversen  Bros  (Martin  and  Carsen 
Beversen),  groceries,  570  Mission 

Beversen  Carsen  (Beversen  Bros),  570 
Mission 

Beversen  Martin  (Beversen  Bros),  570 
Mission 

Beyer  Adolph,  liquors,  cor  Capp  and 
16th 

Beyer  A  (Thurman  &  Beyer),  258  Mar- 
ket 

Beyer  George,  liquors,  SW  cor  Bay  and 
Powell 

Bezcowitz  S.  bootmaker, '534  Pacific 

Biagi  D  (D  Bijgi  &  Co),  520  and  522 
Sansome 

Biagi  D  ft  Co  (D  Biagi  and  J  L  Bado- 
vich),  fruit  and  produce  commission 
mercliants,  620  and  522  Sansome 

Bianca  Casa,  liquors,  894  Front 

Bianchi  C  D  (L  J  Ruffino  &  Co),  marble 
depot  and  steam  saw  mills,  964-970 
Bryant 

BIANCHI  E>  music  teacher,  765  Mar- 
ket 
Biames  Mme  A,  laundry,  918  Larkin 
Biart  H  G,  jewelery  mfr,  325^  Bush 
B'bby  A  M  (T  H  Asche  &  Co).  10  Geary 
Bibo  Samuel  (Wertz  &  Bibo),  2011  Fill- 
more 
Bichard  Nicholas,  coal,  16  Howard 

BICK  ROBERT*  upholsterer  and  re- 
pairer, all  orders  promptly  attended 
to,  211  Fllis 
Bider   Mme    Bertha,  dressmaker,   313 

Sutter 
Bidlaok  W  W,  physician,  142^  4th 
Biedenback  A,  liquors.  210  Leidesdorff 
Bielar  Miss  Mary,  coffee  parl<>r.  131  6th 
Bielenberg  P  H,  groceries,  31  Teh  ^<  ma 

BIEN  JOSEPH,  locksmith  and  machin- 
ist:, 412  Commercial 
Bienenfeld  E,  dry  goods,  1016  Larkin 
Biermann  Mrs  J,  bakery,  1216  Pacific 
Biers  B,  dentist,  2:^0  Kearny 

3I0AZE  ft  ORTIZ  (L  A  Cigaze  and  J 
A  Ortiz),  sewing  machines,  328  Mont- 
gomery ave 


BIOAZE  L  A  (Bigaze  ft  Ortiz),  3f?8 

Montgomery  ave 
Bigoh  John,  restaurant,  212  Brannan 
Bioeiow  C  L  (Bigelow  ft  Morris),  103 

Fremont 
Bigelow  H   H,   insurance  broker,  441 

California 
Bigelow  ft  Morris  (C  L  Bigelow  and  W 

B     Morris),    propr    Western     Iron 

Works,  103  Fremont  and  323  Mission 
Bigelow  S  C,  capitalist  and  pres  Pacific 

Powder  Co,  314  California 
Big  Prize  Mining  Co,  328  Montgomery 
Biggins  P,  lodging-house,  630  Brannan 
Biggio  Chas    (Chus   Mussante   ft  Co), 

1332  Dupont 
Biggy  Wm  J   (Ferguson  ft  Biggy),  113 

Stevenson 
Bigley  Bros  (Daniel  ft  George  Bigley), 

wholesale  grocers,  126  Clay 
Bigley  Daniel  (Bigley  Bros),  126  Clay 
Bigley  Capt  G,  H  Co  2d  ArtUlery  U  G 

of  California,  620  Bush 
Bigley  George  (Bigley  Bros),  126  Cl^ 
Bigley  George  (Heriot,  Bigley  ft  Co), 

cor  Davis  ft  Clay 

Bign6  V  (Wittman  ft  Bim6),  412  Pine 
Bikur  Cholim  Chebra,  Wm  Meyer  sec, 

B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Bilay  A  F,  liquors,  113  Second 
Bill  Conrad,  restaurant,  29  Drumm 
Bill  Geo  (Tyson  ft  Bill),  cor  Washington 

and  Stockton 
Billings  D  R  (D  R  Billings  ft  Co),  1311 

Stockton 
Billings  D  R  ft  Co  (D  R  Billings  and 

G  E  Cook),  groceries,  131 1  Stockton 

BILLINOS  OEOROE  E  (Billings, 
Harbourne  ft  Co),  3  Montgomery 

BQUNOS,   HARBOURNE  &   CO 

(G  E  Billings  and  J   W   Harbourne), 

books  and  stationery,  3  Montgomery 
Bine  ft  Georges  (Leon  Bine  and  Hippo- 

lyte  Georges),  merchant-tailors,  119 

Sutter 
Bine  Leon  (Bine  ft  Georges),  119  Sutter 
Bine  S.  fancy  goods,  1 30  Kearny 
Bingham  Henry  (Menzies,  Bingham   ft 

Co),  512  and  514  Battery 
Birch  Wm,  propr  California  Machine 

Works,  119BeaIe 
Bird  Chas  L  (Perrin  ft  Bird),  114  Sutter 
Bird  Thomas,  saloon,  730  Washingttm 
Birdsall  Samuel  T,  attorney-at-law,  402 

Montgomery 

BIROE  JAMES  J.  dentist,  313 
Kearny 

Birmingham  Mrs  C  H,  lodging-house, 
311  Sutter 

Bisazza  F  G  (F  G  Bisazza  ft  Co),  1304 
Stookton 

Bisazza  F  G  ft  Co  (F  G  Bisazza),  restau- 
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Bisbee  D  W  F  (Bisbee,  Williams  ft  Co), 

32  Merchants'  Exchange 
Bisbee,  Williams  &'  Co   (John,   Lewis, 
John  J  and  Benjamin  Williams  and  D 
W  F  Bisbee),  miaing  and  metallurgy, 
32  Merchants'  Exchange 
Bischoff  Henry  (Rotijer  &  Bischoff),  307 

East 
Bischoff  John  A  (M  Detels  &   Co).  SE 

cor  Main  and  Harrison 
BisjhoffWm  U,  restaurant,  715^  How- 
ard 
Bishop  H.  saloon,  .'36  Main 
BISHOP  THOS  B  'Oarber,  Thornton 

&  Bis'aop),  327  Pine 
Bisleck  Mrs  H,  midwife,  1007  Harrison 
Bisma'  k  Mining  Co,  Alfred  K  Dubrow 

sec,  room  69,  309  Montgomery 
Biscrd  P,  fruits  and  vegetables,  233  8th 
Bi«)to  Miss  L  A,  liquors,  529  Jackson 
Bitan    Isidore,    restaurant,     Montgom- 
ery ave  bet  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Biteman  A  (Grossmayer  &  Biteman), 

313  Montgomery 
Biter  John,  floral  gardens.  Waller  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Bither  Mrs  G  W,  1  dging-house,  1  5th 
Bixby  Llewellyn  (Flint,  Bixby  &  Co), 

SW  cor  Greenwich  and  Battery 
Bixler  David,  capitalist,  320  Sansome 
Btziou  Lewie,  saloon,  1413  Dupont 
Blaoh  Charles,  physician,  514  Kearny 
Black    Baar  Quartz   Mining  Co,   Wm 
Letts  Oliver  sec,  328  Montgomery 

BLACK  DIAMOND  COAL  MINING 

C0>  Pierre  B  Cornwall  pres,  office  8E 
cor  Spear  and  Folsom 
BLACK  ED  WIN  H.  PAINTEB  AND 

FAFEB-HANOKR,  14  Stockton* 
Black   Hawk  Gold  and  Silver  Mining 

Co,  419  California 
Black  H  (Pacific  Spring  and  Mattress 

Co),  25  and  27  i^ew  Montgomery 
Black  H  M  (H  M  Black  &  Co),  74  and 

76  New  Montgomery 
Black  H  M  &  Co  (H  M  Black),  carriage 

makers,  74  and  76  New  Montgomery 
BLACK   HOWARD,   shirt  mfr,    126 

Kearny,  (see  advertisement) 
Black    Point   Packing  House,   Merry, 

FauU  k  Co,  cor  Bay  and  Webster 
Black  P  R,  janitor  Bed  Men's  U-^U,  320 

Post 
Black  Mrs  P  W,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery, 410  Larkin 
Black    R    M,    furnishing    goods,    209 

Montgomery 
BLACK  Wm*    marble    works,     1121 

Market 
Black  William,  saloon,  448  Valencia 
Blackiston  J  S  &  Son,  aailmakers,  6  and 

8  Clay 
Blaokleaoh  Mrs,  straw  works,  bleaching, 

pressing,  etc,  726  Braunan 


Blackman  A,  mgr  Beacon  Light  Oil 
and  Commercial  Co,  322  Wasnington 

Blackman  Geo  V,  agt  Gonne  patent 
door-knob,  39  Sutter 

Blackman  H,  insurance  agt,  401  Call- 
fornia 

Blackman  M  J,  gasfitting,  stoves,  etc, 
225  Hayes 

Blacksmiths'  Protective  Un  on,  Sander's 
Hall,  71  New  Montgomery 

Blackwell  Mrs  Sarah  B,  fancy  goods, 
108  7th 

Blackwood  Wm,  capitalist,  109  Califor- 
nia 

Blade  M  E,  teacher  of  cutting,  407 
Stevenson 

Blair  D  B,  Brazilian  consul,  401  Cali- 
fornia 

Blair  Robt,  mgr  Atlantic  Brush  Co,  510 
Montgomery 

Blair  S,  ship  owner,  34  Market 

Blair  William,  restaurant,  104  7th 

Blaise  Lapariat,  bakery,  936  Howard 

BLAKE  &  BLAKE  (M  C  and  M  B 

Blake),  attorneys-at-law,  417  Kearny 
Blake  C  £  Sr,  dentist.  920  Market 
Blake  Chas  E,  physician,  200  Stockton 
Blake  F   (Blake,   Robbias  &   Co),  516 

Commercial 
BLAKE  I  E,  pres  Contine  ital  Oil  and 

Transportation  Co  of  California,  123 

California 
Blake  J  W,  physician,  1911  Geary 

BLAKE  M  B  (Blake  &  Blake),  417 
Kearny 

BLAKE  M  C  (Blake  &  Blake),  417 

Kearny 
Blake,  Bobbins  &  Co  (Francis  Blake, 

Jas  Moffitt,  C  F  Bobbins  and  J  W 

Towne),    paper  warehouse,  516  and 

519  Commercial 
Blake  8  C,  news  and  stationery,  603 

Kearny  and  617  Montgomery 
Blakeman    T  Z,   attorney-at-law,    606 

Montgomery 
Blakeslee  C  C  (Blakeslee  &  Week),  1225 

Market 
Blakeslee  &  Week  (C  C  Blakeslee  and  F 

A  Week),  drugs,  1225  Market 
Blanc  Morris,  suoon,  217  Beale 
Blanc  Paul,  saloon,  621  Pacific 
Blanchard  David  (Ginty  ft  Blanchard) 

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Blanchard  F  A,  branch  bakery  and  cof- 
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BLANDINO   GORDON  (Wallace, 

Greathouse  ft  Blanding),  324  Pine 
Blanding  Mrs  Henrietta,   elocutionist, 

126  Kearny 
Blanding  William,  attomey-at-law,  324 

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Blaney  Eklward  W,  attomey-at-law  and 
prosecuting  attorney,  526  Montgom- 
ery 

Blaney  James  A,  liquors,  SW  cor  4th 
and  Mission 

Blank  Louis,  sec  California  Lodge  I  O  B 
B,  grand  sec  Grand  Lodge  10  B  B, 
sec  B'nai  B'rith  Hall  Association,  121 
Eddy 

BLANKHAN  HENBT  O.dentist,  106 

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Blankman  Wm,  dentist,  719  Market 
Biaser  E,  liquors,  124  4th 
Blattner  Nick  (McNally  &  Blattner) 
Blattner  W  J,  mining  sec,  207  Sansome 
Blaucken  Nicholas  (Slohrmann  &  Co), 

SW  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
Bleasdale  Rev  J  1,   D  D,  analyst,  609 

Merchant 
Bleily  Joseph  R,  barber,  42  O'Farrell 
Blewett  Mrs  Mar>,  lodgiug-house,    129 

3d 
Bley  A,  millinery  and  straw  goods,  750 

Market 
BLINN  LUMBER  CO  (The  L  W). 

Geo  W  Hooper  sec  and  treas,  office 

cor  4th  and  Channel 
Bliven  &  Mitchell  (James   I  Bliven  and 

D  C  Mitchel)),  Tacific  Congress  Water, 

29  New  Montgomery 
Bhven  Jas  T  (Bliven  &  Mitchell),   29 

New  Montgomery 
Bloch  &  Co  (8  Bloch  and  Jacob  Joseph), 

butchers.  No    1    New    Metropolitan 

Market 
Bloch  Constantin,  dentist,  420  Octavia 
Bloch  &  Davidson  (Isaac  Bloch  and  Jas 

W  Davidson),  morocco  mfrs,  etc,  223 

Battery 
Bloch  Isaac  (Bioch  &   Davidson),    223 

Battery 
Bloch  S  (Blooh  &  Co),  cor  Mission  and 

New  Montgomery 
Bloch  Wm,  iMots  and  shoes,  1319  Stock- 
ton 
Blochman  &  Cerf  (M  Cerf),  agts  IXL 

Lime  Co,  5  and  7  Drumm 
BLOCHMAN  MBS  £,  millinery,  1019 

Larkin 
Block  &  Co  (Isador  Block),  liquors,  609 

California 
Block  D  (D  Block  &  Co),  107  Sansome 
BLOCK  D  &  CO  (D  Block,  E  Mandell, 

Ch    Zinkand    and    M    Long),    mfrs 

trunks,    v.>)ises  and  traveling  bags, 

107  Sansome 
Block  £  M,  propr  Carmen  Island  Salt 

Works,  207  Front 
Block  Emanuel  D  (Hahn  &  Block),  326 

Clay 
Block    Harry,    watches,    jewelry    and 

pawn  broker,  316  Ktarny 
Block  Isador  (Block  &  Co).  4>09  California 
Block  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  228  Sutter 


Block  John,  tailor,  648  C<Mnmercial 

Blohm  John,  groceries,  1800  Stockton 

Blohme  John,  groceries,  NW  cor  Gutter 
and  Polk  and  NE  cor  2d  and  Tehama 

BLOHN  JOHN,  Montana  Saloon,  923 
Kearny 

Blome  Henry  &  Co  (Henry  Meyer  and 
Henry  Blome),  liquors,  3  Clay 

Blood  J  H,  notary  public,  304  Mont- 
gomery 

Bloom  Mrs  E,  dressmaking,  606  ^  19th 

Bloom  J  (Straus,  Kohnstamm  &  Co), 
102  Battery 

Bloom  Samuel,  tannery,  Potrero  ave  nr 
26th 

Bloome  W,  tanner,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 
19th 

Bloomenthal  Mrs  B,  nurse,  974  Folsom 

Bloomer  Charles,  bakery,  21  Valencia 

Bloxham  Charles,  books  and  stationery, 
302  16th      *' 

Blucher  Geo  (Dunn  &  Blucher),  NE  cor 
Fillmore  and  Lombard 

Blue  Bell  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  H  P 
Bush  sec,  27  Merchant's  Exchange 

Blue  BluflF  Gravel  Co,  J  Stadtfeld  Jr  sec, 
419  California 

Blue  Mountain  Gold  and  Silver  Co,W  J 
Blattner  sec,  207  Sansome 

Blue  Ribbon  Temperance  Coifes  House 
Restaurant,  Mrs  T  N  Cox  mi^r,  202  1st 

Blum  A  (Cohen  &  Blum),  316  Sacra- 
mento 

Blum  C  (Cohen  &  Blum),  316  Sacra- 
mento 

Blum  Henry,  bakery,  1813  Powell 

Blum  Jacques  (Loewe  Bros),  217  Battery 

Blum  Leon  (J  Schweitzer  k  Co),  514 
Clay 

BLUM  M  M>  brass  and  reed  band,  647 
Market 

Blum  Robert,  interior  decorations,  126 
Kearny 

Blumberg  &  Co  (Joe  Blumberg  and  F 
Freese),  variety  theatre,  SW  cor  Bush 
and  Kearny 

Blumberg  J  F,  broker,  306  Montgomery 

Blumberg  Joe  (Blumberg  &  Co),  SWcor 
Bush  and  Kearny 

Blume  Henry,  bootmaker,  627  Commer- 
cial 

Blumenthal  A,  sec  Cremieux  Lsdge,  I  0 
B  B,  121  Eddy 

Blumenthal  Adolph  (Seeligson  &  Co),  844 
Market 

Blumenthal  B  (B  Blumenthal  &  Co),   . 
and  20  Battery 

Blumenthal  Barnard,  dry  goods,  848 
Market 

Blumenthal  B  &  Co  (B  Blumenthal, 
P  N  Aronson,  S  Baruch  and  A  Gal- 
land),  glove  mfrs,  18  and  20  Battery 

Blumenthal  H  M,  commission  and  con- 
tractor, 420  and  422  Davis 


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Blumenthal  H  M,  commisaion  merchant 
and  wholesale  grocer,  125  Washington 

Blum^thal  J,  dry  goods,  336  Playes 

Blumenthal  Julius,  mgr  Pacitic  Collec- 
tion 0<>,  5  8  California 

BLXJUEB  J  JB  (Buckingham  k  Bin- 
mer),  16  3d 

Blunt  W  O,  naturalist,  813  Market 

Bluxome  Isaac,  marshal  Society  of  Cal- 
ifornia Pioneers,  Montgomery  bet 
Jackson  and  Pacific 

Bluxome  J,  physician,  217  Powell 

BIythe  Thos  H,  capitalist,  room  '20,  724^ 
Market 

Blywie  Henry,  tailor,  1133  J  Mi'<sion 

B  If  AI  B'BITH  HALL.  J  Rosenthal 
JHUitor.  im  and  121  £ddy 

B'NAI  FBITH  HALL  ASSOCIA- 
TIOir>  K  Gunzbnrger  pres,  J  Zobel 
vice-pros,  Louis  Blank  sec,  Jules  Cerf 
treas.  Hi)  and  121  Eddy 

B'nai  B'rith  Library,  Eddy  bet  Taylor 
and  Mason 

B'nai  Israel  Chebra,  A  Bsmstein  sec, 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 

Boahler  F,  bootmaker,  403^  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Boalt  John  H  (Estee  &  Boalt),  419  Cali- 
fornia 

Board  of  Engineers  of  the  Pacific  Coast, 
533  Kearny 

Board  oi  Police  Commissioners,  R  P 
Hammond  pres,  Wm  Alvard,  Robt  J 
1'obin  and  P  Crov^ley,  office  Old  City 
Hall 

Board  of  Port  Wardens — Archie  Harloe, 
Wm  Young,  Geo  T  Bromely,  John 
M  rtin,  John  P  Jourdeu  sec,  525 
Front 

Board  of  Railroad  Commissioners,  J  S 
Cone  pres,  W  R  An^rus  sec,  C  J 
Beerstecher,  Geo  Stoneman,  rooms  42 
-46,  320  iSansome 

Board  of  Regents  State  University,  of- 
fice 310  Piue 

BOABD  OF  STATE  VITICTrLTUB- 
AL  COMMISSIONERS.  ArpadHar- 
aszthy  pres,  Charles  A  Wetmore  vice- 
pres,  Johu  H  Wheeler  sec.  111  Leides- 
dorff 

BOABD  OF  TBADE  OF  SAN  FBAN 
CISCO,  Jacob  »  Taber  pres,  202 
Market 

Board  of  Underwriters  of  San  Francisco, 
D  J  Staples  pres,  Chas  D  Havens  sec, 
216  Sansome 

jBoardman  A  T,  Electric  Light  Co,  23 
Stevenson 

Boardiiian  Geo  C,  general  agt  ^tna  Fire 
Insurance  Co  of  Hartford,  311  Cali- 
fornia 

BOAS  JTTDAE,  broker,  <02  Montgom'y 

Boca  Brewing  Co,  Wm  Hesse  supt,  gen- 
eral office  406  Sacramento 


Bocarde  James  (Booarde  ft  Whitticr), 
608  3d 

Bocarde  ft  Whittier  (James  Bocarde  and 
Chaa  Whittier),  roofers,  608  3d 

Booawovich  P,  coffee  saloon,  161  Steu- 
art 

Boch  Mrs  R,  fancy  goods,  2117  Fillmore 

Bock  Joseph,  bakery,  1221  Polk 

Bock  S  (F  Wittmaack  &  Co),  41  4th 

Bocke  Charles,  butcher,  488  8th 

Bocken  &  Baccala  (Henry  Bocken  and 
Louis  Baccala),  restaurant,  640  Com- 
mere  al 

Bocken  Henry  (Bocken  ft  Baccala),  540 
Commercial 

Bockmann  D  H,  liquors,  SE  cor  Austin 
and  Polk 

BOCKMANN  JOHN  C,  grocer,  5354th 

BOCQUEBAZ  A  (J>hea,  Bocquerazft 
McKee),  SW  cor  Front  and  Jackson 

Bode  Chas  H,  saloon.  Long  Bridge 

Bode  Geo  C  (Bode  ft  Searle),  Battery 
Street  Warehouse,  NW  cor  Battery 
and  Filbert 

Bode  John  C,  bonded  warehouse,  cor  1st 
and  Brannan 

Bode  &  Searle  (Geo  C  Bode  and  James 
J  Searle),  proprs  Battery  Street  Ware- 
house and  internal  revenue  bonded 
warohouse,  NW  cor  Battery  and  Fil- 
bert 

Bodectel  W  C,  watchmaker,  222  O'Far- 
rell 

Boden  John  H  (John  H  Boden  ft  Co), 
504  Battery 

Boden  John  H  ft  Co  (John  H  Boden  and 
Julius  Quinchard),  ship  and  Custom 
House  brokers,  504  Battery 

Bodfish  W  H,  attorney-at-Iaw,  712 
Montgomery 

Bodie  and  Benton  Railway  and  Com- 
mercial Co,  William  Willis  sec,  room 
29,  309  Montgomery 

Bodio  Consolida  cd  Mining  Co,  W  H 
Lent  sec,   room  62,  309  Montgomery 

Bodie  Tunnel  Mining  Co,  Chas  C  Har- 
vey sec,  309  California 

Bodien  Miss  Ida,  milliner,  54  3d 

BODLET  E  C>  sewing  machines,  26 
New  Montgomery 

BODWELL  H  H>  windmills  and  horse- 
power, 211  and  213  Mission 

Boeckmann  Geo  (Ahlbom  ft  Boeck- 
manii),  319  Bush 

Boedeker  Herman  (Boedeker  ft  Spencer), 
NW  cor  Kearny  ami  Green 

Boedeker  ft  Spencer  (Herman  Boedeker 
and  G  Spencer),  groceries,  NW  cor 
Kearny  and  Green 

Boegle  Frederick,  books  and  stationery, 
31  Dnpont  

BOERICEE  ft  SCEBECE  (W  Boer- 
icke,  M  D  and  E  A  Schreck),  P  H  G, 
homceopatl  i(i  pharmacy,  234  Sutter 


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Boericke  W  (Boerioke  &  Sohreok),  234 

Sutter 
Boero  L  (Ravenna,  Qhirardelli  &  Co), 

421  and  423  Battery 
Boero  Pedro,  second'-hand  furniture,  146 

9th 
BOBSGH  TfMTT^'Et  locomotive,  mining, 

ship,  railroad,  car,  coach  and  street 

lumps,  583  and  585  Mission 
Boeae  H  J,  Golden  Gate  Market,  cor 

Davis  and  Clark 
Bofinser  J,  metal  spinner,  10  Stevenson 
BOOAfiDITS  J  P,  editor  and  propr  of 

the  "Figaro,"  532  Merchant 
BOGABT  A  W  (Earle  &  Co),  765  Mis- 
sion 
Boger  Bros,  cigarmakers,  540  Hayes 
Bogert  Dr  W  F,   mgr  Pulvermacher- 

Galvanic  Co,  513  Montgomery 
Boger  F  E,  cigar  factory,  540  Hayes 
Boggan  Owen,  groceries,  NE  cor  Bush 

and  Buchanan 
Boffuer  Charles,  tailor,  11  Sutter 
Bohemian  Club,  Paul  Xenmann  pres, 

43U  Pine 
Bohemian  Council,  No  23,  I  0  C  F,  2)8 

Post 
Bohen  A  H,  dry  goods,  502  Valencia 
Bohen  Geo  T,  pres  AFC  Association, 

410  Kearny 
Bohlen  M  H  (Schroder  &  Bohlen),  cor 

Clay  and  Fillmore 
Bohls  Henry  (Baumgartner  &  Bohls), 

419  Battenr 
Bohm  Mrs  Beda,  ladies'  and  children's 

underwear,  204  Stockton 
Bohm  Wm,  watchmaker  and    jeweler, 

204  Stockton 
Bohn  Ernest,  Japanese  store,  44  2d 
Bohn  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  and 

stoves,  112  7th 
Boiase  Eugene,  barber,  526  Commercial 
Boissoau  &  Son,  bootmakers,  324  Dupont 
Boiaaon  Francis  (Buiason  &  Pichon),  d  V 

Market 
Boiasou  &  Pichon  (Francis  Bciason  and 

P  Pichon),  poultry,  stalls  15,  17  and 

19,  S  F  Market 
Boitanno  Frank,  coal  and  wood,    1516 

Stockton 
Boitrno  Goseippi,  bookblack,  631  Mer- 
chant 
Bolau  M  J,  physician,  21  Dupont 
Boland  James  I,   attorney-at-law,  604 

Merchant 
BOLAND   PATItICK  (Keane  Bros), 

107  Kearny 
Bolander  Louis  P  (Nelson  &  Bolander), 

1 18  Mission 
Bule  Mrs  Henrietta,  fancy  goods,  148 

4th 
Bolger  John,  groceries,  446  Clementina 
Bolger  John,  plasterer  and  whitener,  25 

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Bolger  Mrs  Julia,  bakery.  331  ^  4th 

Bolivia,  Consul  of,  F  Herrera  consul, 
218  California 

Bollinger  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  939^ 
Folsom 

Bollinger  Frank,  barber,  105  Jacks  >n 

Bollinger  J  C,  collector,  436  Montgomery 

Bollio  Carlos  (F  Prado  &  Co),  909  Stock- 
ton 

Bolte  W  L  (Schammel,  Reynolds  &  Co), 
120  Front 

Bolton  James  R,  real  estate,  618  Mer- 
chant 

Bolton  &  Perry,  dentists,  841  Market 

BOLTON  TElOMAS,  dentibt,  804  How- 
ard   

BOLTS  JOHN  Fi  liquors,  907  Market 

Boman  Charles  E,  store-fixtures,  13 
Stockton 

Bonacina  J  M,  furniture  and  carpets,  17 
Montgomery  ave  and  622  Washington 

Bonanza  Hall,  Ellis  bet  Buchanan  and 
Laguna 

Bonanza  House,  C  Holm  and  H  Sax- 
torph  proprs,  lodging,  867  and  869 
Market 

Bonanza  Wine  Vaults,  Putzman  &  Dun- 
ker  proprs,  340  Pine 

Bonda  Jumes,  carpenter  and  builder, 
1110  Dupont 

Bond  E  B,  capitalist,  318  Pine 

BONELIJ  E  S,  pianos  and  musical 
iustruments,  909  Market 

BONESTELL.  ALLEN  &  CO.  (L  H 
Bonestell  and  C  D  Allen),  wholesale 
paper  warehouse,  413  and  4 15  Sanaome 

Bonestell  J  T  (Leviaon  Broa),  134  Sutter 

Bonestell  L  H  (Boneatell,  Allen  ft  Co), 
413  Sanaome 

Bonet  H  (Leon  ft  Bonet),  639  California 

Bonn  Heury  (Rader  ft  Bonn),  saloon, 
515  Clay 

BONNER  FRANKLIN  J,  attomey- 
at-law,  522  Moutgomt;ry 

Bonnetti,  Anaelmo  (Bonnetti  ft  Peyre), 
819  Stockton 

Bonnetti  ft  Peyre  (A  Bonnetti  and 
Jean  Peyre),  liquora,  819  Stockton 

Bonney  A  F,   saw-makers,  221  Mission 

Bonney  F,  mfrs  of  band  saws,  221  Mis- 
sion 

Bonnis  P,  veterinary  aurgeon,  ccr  Jessie 
and  Mint  ave 

Bonny  George  (Geo  C  Shreve  ft  Co), 
1 10  Montgomery 

Bononch  Ned  (Fillipich  ft  Bonocich), 
cor  Biyant  and  Main 

Bonsfieldft  Abbott,  stock-brokers,  312 
California 

Bontempe  Capt  P,  Swiss  Sharp-shoot- 
ers. 620  Bush 

Bon  Ton  Dressmaking  Parlors,  Miss  A 
M  Carey  propr,  226  St  ckton 

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Book-bindera'  Union,  F  R  B  Hall,  861 
Market 

Booker  Consolidated  Mining  Go,  W  H 
Lentjeo,  room  62,  309  ^lontgomery 

BOOKER  WILLIAM  LANE,  agt  im- 
perial Fire,  Londun  Assurance  Cor- 
poration, Northern  Assurance  Co  and 
Queen  Fire  Insu..  ce  Co,  441  Califor- 
nia, and  British  Consul,  31U  California 

Bool  N  N,  tailor,  251  Minna 

Boole  Geo,  ship  builder,  5  Spear 

Boole  W  A  (Patrick  &  Co),  SE  cor  Fol- 
som  and  li8th 

Boole  Wm  (Middlemas  &  Boole^,  pier 
lO  Steuart 

BOONE  J  L  (Boone  &  Miller),  320  Cal- 
ifornia   

BOONE  &  MTTXHrp.  ( J  L  Boone  and  J 
H  Miller),  attorneys  and  couiiselors- 
at-law,  320  California 

Booth  Andrew  G  (Gunnison  &  Booth), 
325  Montgomery 

BOOTH  EDWARD,  chemist  and  as- 
sayer,  1 10  Sutter 

Booth  Miss  Ella,  teacher  Valencia  Pri- 
mary School 

Booth  Gold  Mining  Co,  Geo  II  Spinney 
sec,  310  Fine 

Booth  Newton  (W  W  Dodge  &  Co), 
res  Sacramento 

Booth  W  O,  liquors,  cor22d  and  Valen- 
cia 

Boothby  Adolph  F,  coffee  saloon,  312 
Townsend 

Bootz  A  J  (Bootz  &  Bro),  435  Pine 

Bootz  &  Bro  (U  and  A  J  Bootz),  hotel, 
435  Pine 

Bootz  H  (Bootz  &  Bro),  435  Pitie 

BOOTZ  HOTEL.  A  J  Bootz  &  Bro 
proprs,  435  Pine 

Boradt  Henry,  saloon,  528  Valencia 

Borbeck  Mme  Agnes,  cigars,  503  Pacific 

Borchert  Wm,  music  teacher,  928  Mis 
sion 

BORDEAUX  BOARD  OF  UNDER- 
WRITERS, Eugeue  Thomas  &  Co 
agts,  617  and  619  Sansome 

Bordenave  A  J,  propr  Palais  de  I'Union, 
308  Sutter 

Bordenave  Joseph,  butcher,  1st  ave  nr 
Railroad  ave 

Bordenave  J,  bakery,  639  Broadway 

Bordenave  P,  bakery,  1400  Stockton 

BORDES  J  L  (Mouthon  &  Bordes),  508 
Bush 

Bordnec  Jacob,  carpenter,  641  Mission 

Bordwell  George  A,  architect,  318  Pine 

Borel  Alfred  (Alfred  Borel  &  Co),  NW 
cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 

Borel  Alfrea  &  Co  (Alfred  and  Antoine 
Borel),  bankers,  NW  cor  Montgomery 
and  Clay 

Borel  Antoine  (Alfred  Borel  ft  Co),  NW 
cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 


Borretti  Giovanni,  junk,  1512  Stockton 
Borgeston  Charles  (Dixon,  Bernstein  & 

Co),  250  Market 
Borgstrom    Mrs    Jenny,  milliner,    122 

Mttntgomery   ave 
Borgstrom    Mrs  Ii^innie,  milliner,  322 

Montgomery  ave 
Borgward  Fred  W,  boots  and  shoes, 

1208  Market 
Borgwardt   Hermann,  barber,  6  Stock- 
ton 
Boris  L,  furnishing  goods,  218  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Borkman  L  Albert,  barber,  221  Dupont 
Born  Charles,  barber,  417  Post 
Borowsky  Michael,  saloon.  514  Hayes 
Borrman  J  C,  groceries,  NW  cor  8th  and 

Howard 
Borro  N,  restaurant,  326  Davis 
BORUCK  M  D,  propr"Califomia  Spirit 

of  the  Times,"  621  Sansome 
Borstel  Theo  V  (Henry  Ahrens  &   Co), 

1520  Pine 
Boschen  Nicholas,  groceries,  109  5th 
Bose  August,   groceries,   1113  Howard 
Bose  Chas  M,  groceries,  426  Natoma 
Bose  Fred   (Bose  &  Jurgens),  groceries, 

731  Brannan 
Bose  Fred,  groceries,  1061  Howard 
Bose  &  Jurgens  (Fred  Bose  and  Richard 

Jurgens),  groceries,  731  Brannan 
Bosn  Charles,   saloon,   cor  Fulton  and 

Baker 
Bosq  Silver,  laundry,  161  Stockton 
Bosquet  Mme  E,  dressmaker,  916  Mont- 
gomery 
Bosqui  Edward  (The  Bosqui  Engraving 
and  Print  ng  Co)    Leidesdorff   from 
Clay  to  Commercial 
Bosqui  Engraving  and  Printing  Co  (The), 

Edward  Bonqui  mer,  523  Clay 
Boss  F  (Todt  &  Boss),  ^9  1st 
Boss  M  P,   mining  engineer,  309  Cali- 
fornia 
Bosse  &,  Meier,  groceries,  151  11th 
BOSTON  AN%  CALIFORNIA 
DRESS   REFORM,   Mrs  Mary    H 
Cher  &  Co,  mfrfi  of  cors  ts  and  ladies' 
furnishing  goods,  326  Sutter 
Boston  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  F  E 

Luty  sec,  330  Pine 
Boston  and  Philadelphia  Board  of  Un- 
derwriters (marine),  J  S  Bacon,  316 
C  lifornia 

BOSTON  SHIRT  MANUFACTORY, 

Wi  hnm  P.^nstein  uropr,  411  Kearny 

BOSTON  UNDERWRITERS,  Ed  E 

Potter  max,  41  o  California 
BoswellSB  (S    B  Boswell  &  Co)    330 

Montgomery 
BoswellS  B&  Co  (S  B  Boswell),  stock 

broker,  330  Montgomery 
Botcher  Albert,  groceries,  SW  oor  Fell 

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Bote  Joseph,  coffee  aaloon,  664  Miaaion 
Bothin,  Dallemand  &  Co  (HE  Bothin 

and  A  Dallemaad),  wholesale  grocers 

and  asts  Kentucky  distilleries,  305 

and  307  Front 
Bothin  H  E  (Bothin,  Dallemand  &  Co), 

305  Front 
Botsford  Wm,  physician,    1001  Market 
Botters  Jasper,  saloon,  1 1  Pacific 
Boudan  Louis  (Christin  ft  Boudan),  258 

4th 
Boudin  Lucien  (Marchebout  &  Bjudia), 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  6th 
Bourgoin    Adolph,    second-hand  book 

store,  206  Montgomery  avo 
Bourguignon  A,  boots  and  shoes,  1034 

Kearny 
Bourjade  Cherri,     wines  and  liquors, 

1509  Dupont 
Bourke  Thomas  (Wm  Watts  &  Co),  436 

Bush 
Bourke  Mrs  Wm,  grocery  and  bakery, 

311  Franklin 

Bourn  William  B,  mining,  401  Cali- 
fornia 

Bourne  J  P,  stock  broker,  12  Leides- 
dorff 

Bourne  R  A,  mfr  boot,  shoe  and  gaiter 
uppers  and  findings,  108  Geary 

Bourquin  Charles,  dentist,    1*21  Powell 

Boustield  &  Abbott  (W  C  Boubfield  and 
Osborn  Abbott),  stock  brokers,  312 
California  > 

Bousfield  W  C  (Boustield  &  Abbott), 

312  Califoraia 

BOTJSHETJ.  physician,  SW  cor  9th 
and  Mission 

Bousquet  Mme  A  D,  dyeing  and  clean- 
ing, 726i  Howard 

Boutes  James  F  (Boutes  &  Pac),  511 
Washington 

Boutes  &  Pac  (James  F  Boutes  and  John 
J  Pac),  liquors,  51 1  Washiagton 

Bovee  W  H,  propr  Neptune  and  Mer- 
maid Swimming  Baths,  foot  Hyde  and 
Larkin 

Bovee  William  H  (Cobb,  Bovee  A  Co), 
321  Montgomery 

BOVO  OABRIIOi,  winea  and 'iquors 
wholesale  and  retail,  1300  and  1302 
Dupont 

Bovyer  Wm  L,  carpenter,  510  Sacra- 
mento - 

Bowcher  J,  upholstering,  furniture  and 
bedding,  228^  Stockton 

Bowen  A,  furnishing  goods,  1 165  Mar- 
ket 

Bowen  A  H,  dry  goods,  502  Valencia 

Bowen  C  R  (Lebeubaum,  Goldberg  & 
Bowen),  430  and  432  Pine 

Bowen  E  J,  wholesale  seeds,  815  and 
817  Sausome 

Bowen  J  J  (Tatum  &  Bowen)  12  Cali- 
fornia 


Bowen  P  M  &  Co,  yeast  powdera,  13 
Pine 

Bowen  &  Wella,  proviaiona,  30  and  31 
California  Market 

Bower  Milton  J,  phyaioian,  Mucleua 
Houae 

Bower  S  M,  furniture  and  upholateriog, 
1520  Polk 

Bowers  Geo  (Geo  Bowera  &  Co),  cor 
Railroad  and  11th  ave 

Bowers  Geo  &  Co  (Geo  Bowera  and  Dan- 
iel C  Raynor),  druggiats,  cor  Railroad 
and  nth  ave 

Bowera  Mrs  S  E,  electro  therapeutist 
physician,  St  Ann's  Building 

BOWlE  A  J  (Doctors  Bowie),  330  Sut- 
ter 

Bowie  Allan  St  J  (Bowie  &,  Bowie)  318 
Montgomery 

Bowie  Aug  J,  Jr,  mining  engineer,  217 
Sansome 

Bowie  ft  Bowie(Hyde  R  Bnwie  and  Allan 
St  J  Bowie,  loan  agts,  318  Montgom- 

BoWa  DOCTORS,  (A  J,  H  C  and  R 

J  Bowie),  330  Sutter 

BOWIE  H  C  (Doctors  Bowie,)  330  Sut- 
ter 

Bowie  Hyde  R  (Bowie  ft  Bowie),  318 
Montgomery 

BOWl£  B  J  (Doctors  Bowie),  330  Sut- 
ter 

Bowler  James,  saloon,  254  Spear 

Bowles  &  Darrow  (George  R  Bowles  and 

'  Henry  Durrow),  carpenters  and  build- 
ers, 223  Post 

Bowles  Geo  R  (Bowles  ft  ])arrow),  223 
I'ost 

Bowles  James,  books  and  stationery, 
SE  cor  Leidesdorff  and  Commerciid 

Bowley  S  C,  auctioneer,  411  California 

Bowman  A  W,  pros  San  Francisco  Tool 
Co,  21  Stevenson 

Bowman  Arthur  W,  real  estate,  314 
California  and  21  Stevenson 

Bowman  Bros  (W  E  and  O  C  Bowman), 
feed  stable,  9  and  1  i  Bluxome 

Bowman  G  E  (Bowman  ft  McKittrick), 
308  4th 

Bowman  G  F,  real  estate,  314  California 

Bowman  John  8  (John  S  Bowman  ft 
Co),  213  and  215  Battery 

Bowman  Jno  S  ft  Co  (John  S  Bowman 
and  Joseph  Coblentz),  mfrs  of  cigars, 
213  and  215  Battery 

Bowman  Mrs  Kbte,  dressmaking,  1705 
Market 

Bowman  ft  McKittrick  (Geo  E  Bowman 
and  J  MuKittrick),  saloon,  308  4th 

Bowman  W  E  ft  O  C  (Bowman  Bros), 
9  and  11  Bluxome 

Bowne  W  S  (Wright  ft  Bowne),  34  and 
36  Steuart 

Bowun  Gus,  saloon,  258  Steuart 


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Boxton  O  W,  Bhowoards,  9  Qeary 

Boyd  Colin  M ,  iasuranoe  agt,  441  Cali- 
fornia 

BoydE  T,  plumber  and  gaaiitter,  113 
JeMie 

Boyd  O  W,  dentist,  1003  Minsion 

Boyd  Jamea  T  (Cope  &  Boyd),  324  Pine 

Boyd  James  T,  Jr,  ulerk  N  B  &  M  R  R, 
302  and  304  4th 

Boyd  N  Ellington  (Salter  &  Boyd),  Va- 
lencia cor  of  Hill 

Boyd  T  C,  engraver  on  wood,  608  Mar- 
ket 

Boye  Otto,  bakery,  30  6th 

Boye  Otto,  restaurant,  1120  Market 

Boyer  &  L^rave  (U  Boyer  and  J  P  La- 
grave),  saloon,  1122  Dupont 

Boyer  L  W,  insurance  broker,  409  Cali- 
fornia 

Boyer  U  (Boyer  ft  Liagrave),  1122  Du- 
pont 

Boyken  Adolph,  druggist,  SW  cor  9th 
and  Mission 

Boyle  Dennis  (Duncan  ft  Boyle),  22 
Tyler 

Boyle  0  S,  dentist,  339  Kearny 

Boyle  John  T  (Bjyle  ft  Toomey),  809 
Howard 

Boyle  Robt,  propr  St  Nicholas  Hotel, 
212-216  1st 

Boyle  ft  Toomey  (J  T  Boyle  and  D 
Toomey),  blacksmiths,  809  Howard 

Boj"  '"  -nard  (Dooley  ft  Boylen),  316 
41. 

Boy  /mas,  boarding-house,  45  Val- 

lejo 

Boynton  Underbill,  mining,  310  Pine 

Boys'  and  Girls'  Aid  Society,  68  Clem- 
entina 

Boys'  High  School,  J  H  Baker  sup  t, 
cor  Sutter  and  Oough 

Boysen  Edw  C,  with  Fisher  ft  Co,  9 
Montgomery 

Boysen  Julius,  hat  mfr,  106  Dupont 

BOTSOK  THOMAS,  physician.  112 
Kearny 

Boyston  ft  Brady  (John  L  Boyston  and 
Owen  Brady),  saloon,  610  Market  and 
9  Post 

Boyston  John  T  (Boyston  ft  Brady),  610 
Market 

Bozio  ft  Leturc  (Orlando  Bono  and  Aug 
Letnrc),  liquors,  149  4th 

Bozio  Orlando  (Bozio  ft  Letnro),  149 
4th 

Bozzo  E.(E  B.)2zo  ft  Co),  739  Vallejo 

Bozzo  E  ft  Co  (Frank  Fester  and  E  Boz- 
zo), coal  and  wood,  739  Vallejo 

Brace  Mrs  Augusta,  dressmaker,  2928 
16th 

Brace  Abraham  (Brace  Bros),  2928  16th 

Brace  Broo  (Nathan  and  Abraham 
Brace),  whiteners  and  plasterers,  2928 
16th 


Brace  Nathan  (Brace  Bros).  2928  16th 
Bradbury  A  W,  attomey-at-law,   009 

Kearny 
Bradbury  W  B,  Artesian  Water  Works, 

N£  cor  California  and  Van  Ness  ave 
Brader  Mrs  Charlotte,  bakery  and  sta- 
tionery, 740  Broadway 
BRADFORD  0  B,    real   estate,    413 

Montgomery 
Bradford  W  B,  mgr  Sacramento  River 

Packina  Co,  318  Front 
Bradford  Wilmer,  draughtsman  with  W 

M  Smith,  224  Sansome 
Bradley  Bernard,  painter,  925  Mission 
Bradley  B,  painter,  1704  Fillmore 
Bradley  F  D  (Bradley  ft  Johnston),  640 

Clay 
Bradley  James  A  (F  A  Jones  ft  Co),  305 

Howard 

BRADLET  ft  JOHNSTOH   (F  D 

Bradley  and  J  P  Johnston),  Chinese 

employment  office,  640  Clay 
Bradley  ft  Rulofson,  photographers,  SE 

cor  Oeary  and  Dupont 
Bradley    Theo,     attomey-at-law,     602 

Montgomery 
Bradshaw  Wm  O,  confectionery,  2961 

16th 
BRADSTREET   CO  (The),  improved 
mercantile  agency  New  York,  LB  Hil- 

liard  supt,  230  California 
Bradatreet    J  R,   weather    strips,   641 

Mission 
Brady  A  (Kafka  ft  Brady),  209  6th 
Brady  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  822  Valencia 
Brady  ft  Boyston   (Owen    Brady   and 

John  S  Boyston),  liquors,  610  Market 
Brady  Edward,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

510  Pine 
Brady  H  J,  attorney-at-Iaw,  402  Mont- 
gomery 
Brady  Michael,  housesmith,  109  1st 
Brady  Owen  (Boyston  ft  Brady),  610 

Market  and  9  Post 
Brady  Patrick,  carpenter,  NE  oor  Ellis 

and  Broden'ck 
Brady  Patrick,  carpenter,  SE  cor  Post 

and  Central  ave 
Brady  Patrick,  metal  roofer,  116  10th 
Brady  Peter,  groceries,  391^  9th 
Brady  Mrs  S .?,  varieties,  1319  Pacific 
Brady  T  F,  stationery,  NW  oor  Pine 

and  Fillmore 
Brady  Thomas,  native  wined,  4  4th 
Backmann  Fred,  saloon,  cor  Stevenson 

and  Annie 
Braeudlcin  Qeo,  mnsical  instruments, 

1212  Market 
BRAOO  ROBERT,  mfr   of   steering 

wheels,  322  Main 
Bragia  Angelee  S,  fruits  and  v^etablea, 

1104  Foisom 
Braid  Mrs  D,  millinery,  616  Hayes 
Brain  J,  butcher,  258  3d 


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Bninerd  James  A,  pub1uh«r,  626  Clay 

BBAUOH  FSXDXRIOK.  saloon,  706 
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SRAKSTEDT  JOHH  H.  liquon,  261 

Steuart 
Branaoan  P  J,  branch    bakery,    1124 

Larkin 
Branch  House,  lodging,  424  Sansome 
Brand   A,    sec    La    Societe    Franoais 

D'Epargnes,  634  California 
Brand  Herman,  oigarmaker,  304  Battery 
Brand  H  J,  mfg  jeweler,  230  Kearny 
Brand  John  O  (Knoechel  &  Brand;,  621 

Montgomery 
Brand  Mrs  J  W,  fancy  goods  and  sta- 
tionery, 120  Tavlor 
Brandenatein  A  J  (A  J  Brandenstein  & 

Co).  608  and  610  Washington 
Braudenstein  A  J  &  Co  (A  J  Branden- 
stein  and  8  L  Goldberg),  leaf  tobaooo 
and  cigars,  508  and  610  Washington 

SRAND^STEIN  H  &  00  (H  and  G 
Brandenatein  and  M  Clayburgh),  im- 
porters and  dealers  in  carnages,  whole- 
sale and  retail,  cor  New  Montgomery 
and  Mission 

Brandenstein  Herman  (Clayburgh  ft 
Brandenatein),  112  Post 

BRANDENSTEIN  H  ft  0  (H  Bran- 
denstein ft  Co),  cor  New  Montgomery 
and  Mission 

Brandenstein  J,  pres  Seal  Rock  Tobacco 
Co,  225  California 

Brandenstein  M  (M  Brandenstein  ft  Co), 
629  Clay 

Brandenstein  M  ft  Co  (M  Brandenstein 
acd  L  Godohaux),  wholesale  butchers, 
629  Clay 

Brandenstein  M  J  (Siegfried  ft  Branden- 
stein), 210  California 

Brandon  Fred  D,  attomey-at-law,  628 
California 

Brandon  J  R,  attomey-at-law,  604  Mer- 
chant 

Brandon  W  M,  real  estate  agt,  344 
Kearny 

Brandt  Adolph  (Brandt  Bros),  Vermont 
bet  Colusa  and  Yuba 

Brandt  Bros  (Adolph  and  Hermann 
Brandt),  tannery,  Vermont  bet  Colu- 
sa and  Yuba 

Brandt  B  L,  painter,  404  Montsomery 

Bitmdt  Frederick,  groceries,  4l7  3d 

Brandt  Miss  Helena,  music  teacher,  106 
McAllister 

Brandt  Henry  (Knopf  ft  Brandt),  6.36 
California 

Brandt  Hermann  (Brandt  Bros),  Ver- 
mont bet  Colusa  and  Yuba 

Brandt  Otto,  wood  and  coal,  1033  Va- 
lencia 

Brandt  Otto  (Otto  Brandt  ft  Co),  1038 
Market 


Brandt  Otto  ft  Co  (Otto  Brandt  and 
Henry  R  Jackson),  groceries,  1038 
Market 

BRANDT F B L  attomeyat-law.  306 
Pine 

Brandtjen  John,  liquors,  810  6th 

Braner  Albert,  liquors.  Baker  bet  Beach 
and  Jefferson 

Brangan  P  J,  confectionery,  1 124  Lar- 
kin 

Brangon  R  M  (Philheis  ft  Co),  416  Sao« 
ramento 

Brann  F  R  (Re<Istone  ft  Brann),  240 
Montsomery 

BRANNAN  ft  DUFFIOT  (M  C  Duffi- 

cy  and  T  J  Braur.an),  proprs  Brook- 
lyn Hotel,  Buah  >>et  Montgomery  and 
Saasome 

Brannan  John  E,  wood  and  coal,  466 
Clementina 

BRANNAN  P  R,  pioneer  horse  shoer, 
821  Geary 

Brannan  Thomas,  coal  and  wood,  1161 
Howard 

Brannan  Thos,  blacksmith,  606  6th 

BRANNAN  T  J,  Brooklyn  Hotel,  Bush 
bet  Montgomery  and  Sansome 

Branson,  Armitase  ft  Co  (W  Branson, 
J  Armitage  and  J  F  Miller),  sailmak- 
ers,  111  Broadway 

Branson  W  (Branson,  Armitage  ft  Co), 
111  Broadway 

Brant  ft  Bernsein,  meat  market,  1810 
Union 

Brask  John,  liquors,  112  Berry 

Brask  John  G,  boarding,  120  Folaom 

BRASTOW  S  D,  supt  northern  divis- 
ion Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's  Express,  N£ 
cor  Sansome  and  Halleck 

Brand  Madame  A,  feathers,  426  Post 

BRAUER  ALBERT,  propr  Railroad 
Exchange,  Baker  bet  Beach  and  Jef- 
ferson 

Braner  Henry  (Fred  Martens  ft  Co), 
1903  Geary 

Brann  B,  dressmaker,  35  Russ 

Braunschweiger  ft  Bumated  (A  Braun- 
schweiger  and  Ed  H  Bumsted),  whole- 
sale liquors,  223  California 

Braunschweiger  H  (Braunschweiger  ft 
Bumsted),  223  California 

BRAVERKAN  L0T7IS  (Louis  Braver, 
man  ft  Co),  119  Montgomery 

BRA7ERMAN  L0XJI8  ft  00  (Louis 

Braverman),  watches,  diamonds  and 

jewelry,  119  Montgomery 
Bray  Bros  (W  A   Bray),  commission 

merchants  and  proprs  Alviso  Flour 

MUls,  226  Clay 
BRAY  FRAN&,  wood,  coal,  hay  and 

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BBATTOVAP  (Rankin,  Brayton  & 
Co),  127  Ut 

Brazell  J  M,  aeo  Bnllion  Mining  Co,  328 
Montgomery 

Brazil,  Consul  of,  D  B  Blair  consul, 
401  California 

Breartjr  Daniel,  carriagemaker,  1111 
Mission 

Bruartv  James  (Brearty  &  Tyrrell),  1111 
Market 

Brearty  ft  Tyrrell  (James  Brearty  and 
J  U  Tyrrell),  carriage  and  wagon- 
makers,  1111  Market 

Breohtel  Wm  F,  music  teacher,  321  Pow- 
ell 

Brocket  John,  fruit  and  confectionery, 
1256  Market 

Brede  H  J,  liquors,  1048  Howard 

Bredhoff  Henry,  saloon,  423  East 

Bree  H  &  Co  (Hermann  Rademann), 
tannery,  cor  Columbia  and  terpentine 
ave 

Bree  Hugo  (H  Bree  ft  Co),  cor  Columbia 
and  Serpentine  ave 

Breede  Henry  A  (Breede  ft  Zeigel),  SE 
cor  Jessie  and  New  Montfi;omery 

Breede  ft  Ziegel,  liquors,  SE  cor  Jessie 
and  New  Montgomery 

"Breeders'  and  Sportsmen's .  Journal, " 
Jos  C  Simpson  oiitor,  508  Montgom- 
ery 

Breeze  C  K  (Breeze  ft  Loughran)  221 
and  223  Clay 

Breeze  ft  Louehran  (C  K  Breeze  and 
Thos  Lougnran),  commission  mer- 
chants, 217-223  Clajr  and  SW  cor 
Washington  and  Davis 

BP.BTTM  S  W,  wood  turner,  221  Mis- 
sion     

BREIDENSTEIN  L,  mfr  of  jewelry 
cases,  120  Sutter 

Breig  John  (Breig  ft  Schafer),  38  Hayes 

Breig  ft  Schafer  (John  Breig  and  Geo 
Schafer),  Pacific  Soda  Water  Works, 
38  Hayes 

BBEKLE  GOTTLIEB.  Golden  City 
Brewery,  1431  Pacific 

BBEMEN  TJNDEBWBITEBS,  Hen- 
ry Balzer,  ft  Co  agts,  209  Sansome 

Bremer  H  (Bremer  ft  Porcher),  112 
Montgomery 

BBEMER  JOHN  H,  groceries,  wines 
and  liquors,  NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Lar- 
kin 

Bremer  Joseph  ft  Co  (Joseph  Bremer), 
wholesale  cigars,  310  Sacramento 

Bremer  O  A  (Browning  ft  Bremer),  651 
Clay 

Bremer  ft  Poicher  (H  Bremer  and  J 

~  Porcher),  hats  and  caps,  112  Mont- 
gomery 

Bremer  W  H,  insurance  broker,  310 
Sacramento 


Bremermann  G  F,  liquors,  NE  cor  6th 

and  Folsom 
Bremervorde  Verein,  Sander's  Hall,  71 

New  Montgomery 
Brennan  J  E,  wood  and  coal,  455  Clem- 
entina 
Brennan  J  F,  sec  Mutual  Security  Fund 

Association  of  California,  331  Kearny 
Brennan  John  (Kennedy,     Brennan  ft 

Co),  901-905  Market  and  2-6  6th 
Brennan  Thos,  groceries,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  23d 
Brenner  Leopold,  New  York  and  San 

Francisco  Collar  Co,  4  Battery 
Brent  Fred   (Johnson  ft   Brent),   614) 

California 
Brermann  Julius,  bakery,    1216  Pacific 
Breslauer  G  (Simon  ft    Breslauer),  235 

Berry 
Rretonnel  J  V,  lapidary,  328  Bush 
Breuer  Hermann,  groceries,  NWcor  Du- 

pont  and  Vallejo 
Breuer  J  T,  tailor,  824  Pacific  • 
"  Breviate  of  Records,"  620  Merchant 
"  Brevities,"  518  Sacramento 
Brevot  Aug,   boot  and  shoemaker,    15 

Hayes 
BBEWEB  F  A,  dentist,  724)  Market 
Brewer  J  H  (Brewer  ft  Newmark),  330 

Pine 
Brewer  ft  Newmark  (J  H  Brewer  and 

N   Newmark),  attomeys-at-law,  330 

Pine 

BBEWEBS'    HOME.    Pircher   Bros 

proprs,   (J  and  Wm  Pircher),  liquors 

ana  lodging-house,  707  Mission 
Brewster  E  A,  dentist,    1305  Leaven- 
Brewster  John,  painter,  17  Belden  Place 
Brewster  John  A,  civil  engineer,  Merri- 

mac  bet  4th  and  Kentucky 

worth 
Brewster   Mrs    O,    lodging-house,   118 

Dupont 
Brewster  William,  rigger,  cor  Fremont 

and  Bryant 
Brichetto  L  (M  Devoto  ft  Co),  127  3d 
Brickell  John,  pres  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  619  Clay 
Bricket  L  G  (Ham,  DeVoto  ft  Co),  127 

3d 
Brickley  Wm,  groceries,  28J  Freelon 
Brickwedel  Henry  (Henry  Brickwedel 

ft  Coy  208  and  210  Front 

BRICKWEDEL  HENBT  ft  CO  (H 

Brickwedel,  M  Hencken,  and  H 
Schroder),  wholesale  liquors  and  agts 
Dr  Schrader's  Hamburg  bitters,  208 
and  210  Front 

Brickwedel  Jacob,  saloon,  NE  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Mission 

Brickwedel  John,  groceries,  NW  cor 
North  Point  and  Larkin 

Bridge  Chas  T,  mining  sec,  224  Califor- 
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Bridge  W  E,  St  Lswrenoe  Stoblea,  212 
Sutter 

Brienig  Chriatian,  Mloon,  40  Stevonaon 

Brierley  John,  wood  aad  coal,  oor  1 7th 
and  Alemany ^ 

BRIQ08  ABTHUB,  propr  "The 
Grocer  and  Country  Merchant,*'  123 
California  and  prea  California  Immi- 
gration Aaaooiation,  10  California 

BriKga  E  W  (Erzgraber  &  Brigga),  646 
Market 

Brigga  O  W,  atovea,  526  Montgomery  ave 

Brigga  J  W  (R  F  Brigga  &  Co),  222 
Miaaion 

Brigga  Mra  L  W,  dreaamaker,  422 
Powell 

Brigga  K  F  ft  Co  (R  F  and  J  W  Brigga), 
carriage  repository,  222  Misaion 

Brigga  R  F  (K  F  Brigga  &  Co),  222  Mia- 
aion 

Brigsa  S  R,  tobacco  and  cigara,  200 
California 

BRIGOS  W  H  ( W  H  Brigga  Sl  Co),  1 1 . 
Minna 

BRIOGS  W  H  &  00.  mf  ra  Pala  ^'erda 
Balsam,  1 1 1  Minna 

Brigham  C  B,  physician-,  703  Market 

Brigham  C  C  'Brigham,  Hoppe  &  Co), 
320  Front 

BRIGHAM.  HOPPE  &  CO  (C  O  Brig- 
ham, J  C  Hoppe  and  W  H  Roden), 
commission  merchants,  320  Front 

Brignole  G,  fruits  and  vegetables,  504 
3d 

Brignone  Dominico,  hay  and  grain,  620 
Broadway 

Brilliant  Mining  Co,  309  California 

BRINCKMAini'  0  F  E  (Green  & 
Brinckmann,  320  Sansome 

Brinkman  H,  liquors,  1051  Howard 

Briody  Hugh,  liouora,  22  Leideadorff 

Brisbois  A,  saddler  and  harneaamaker, 
735  Brannan 

BRITISH-AMERICA  ASSURANCE 
CO  OF  TORONTO,  CANADA.  But- 
ler &  Haldan  general  agta,  4l3  Cali- 
fornia 

Britiah  Benevolent  Society  of  California, 
J  P  McCurrie  aec,  631  California 

British  and  Foreign  Marine  Insurance 
Co  of  Liverpool,  England,  Balfour, 
Guthrie  &  Co  general  agts,  316  Cali- 
fornia 

Britten  Miuhael,  pork  butcher,  427 
Hayea 

Britton  Jos  (Britton  &  Rey),  526  Com- 
mereial  

BRITTON  ft  RET  (J  Britton  and  J  J 
Rey),  lithographem  and  eogravera, 
525  Commercial 

Brizzolara  L  (Brizzolara  &  Roooatagli- 

.    ata),  1016  Washington 

Brizzolara  L  &  Roccatagliats  C,  wood 
and  coal,  1015  Washington 


BROAD  0HA8  EDWARD,  grainer 
and  marbler,  1000  Hyde 

BROADWAY  BAKERY  AND 
PASTE  MANUFACTORY.  L  Val- 
ente  propr,  214  and  216  Broadway 

Broadway  Block,  Shepard  Bailey  propr, 
502^  Broadway 

Broadway  Brewery,  J  Adama  propr,  637 
Broadway 

Broadway  Grammar  and  Primary  School 
cor  Broadway  and  Mason 

Broadway  Methodist  Church  (German), 
Broadway  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Broadway  U  S  Bonded  Warehouse,  E 
Danforth  propr,  SW  cor  Broadway 
and  Battery 

Brook  James,  grocery,  239  Perry 

Brock  Julien  (J  Brock  &  Co),  718  Wash- 
ington 

i^rocK  J  &  Co  (J  Brock),  pawn  brokera, 
:i8  Waahinffton 

BROCK  MRS  SECEUA,  dreaamaker, 
1633  Clay  cor  Pulk 

Brnoken  &  Baccala  (Henry  Brooken  and 
Louia  Baccala),  restaurant,  540  Com- 
mercial 

Brocken  Henrjr  (Brocken  ft  Baccala), 
540  Commercial 

BrockhoflF  Wm  H,  butcher,  NW  Oor 
24th  and  Bryant 

Brocklebank  M  T,  coUcotor,  402  Mont- 
gomery 

Brod  Marcus  (Kahn,  Brod  ft  Co),  335 
Bush 

Brodhurst  J,  tailor,  rear  306^  Jessie 

Broderick  John,  boardiug-house,  41  Pa- 
cific 

Broderick  T  J,  boots  and  shoes,  112  3d 

Brodersen  I  L  A  (I  L  A  Brodersen  ft 
Co),  137  and  139  Post 

BRODERSEN  ILAftCOdLA 
Brodersen  and  H  C  Goodrich),  foreign 
and  American  sheet-music,  137  and 
139  Post 

Brodie  James  R  ( J  R  Brodie  ft  Co),  420 
Clay 

Brodie  J  R  ft  Co  (Samuel  Vallean  and 
Jamea  R  Brodie),  printers,  420  Clay 

Brodie  S  H,  attorney-at-law,  604  Mer- 
chant 

iirodwell  Miss  Etta,  teacher  Valencia 
Primary  School 

Boemmel  Berthold,  druggist,  NW  cor 
6th  and  Mission 

Broer  Wm,  liquors,  330  Main 

BROGAN  MiCHAELf  propr  Abbots- 
ford  House,  1416  Broadway 

Brolly  John  C,  groceriea,  209  Fair  Oaks 

Bromberger  Max,  commission  merchant, 
215  Sansome 

Bromber  er  S  (Rosenthal,  Feder  ft  Co), 
33  and  35  Battery 

Bromeley  Geo  T,  port  warden,  room  12, 
525  Front 


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Bromwell  L  L,  seo  C^fomia  Insurance 
Co,  318  California 

Brooker  F  L,  oigarmaker,  237  5th 

BROOK  ft  KNEASS  (Edward  D 
Kneass  and  Joseph  H  B  ook),  stoves 
and  tinware,  gasfittiag  and  plumbing, 
milkoan  mfrs,  12  Mason 

Brooke  ft  Deaves,  painters,  engravers 
and  advertising  agts,  717  Market 

Brookes  Saml  M,  portrait  painter,  611 
Clay 

BROOKLYNHOT£L>  M  C  Dufficy  and 
T  J  Braunan  propra,  Bush  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Sausome 

Brooklyn  Restaurant  and  Coffee  House, 
Chas  Seifert  propr,  46  Steuart 

Brooks  B  S,  attoriiey-at-law,  6  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Brooks  H  B  (Geo  H  Tay  ft  Co). 
California 

BROOKS  MAX  (M  Brooks  ft  Co), 
California 

BROOKS  H  ft  CO  (Max  Brooks), 
'  agt  for  Williarad  ft  Co  distillers, 
California 

BROOKS  R  C.  propr  West  End  Distil- 
lery, cor  Otsego  and  Seneca  aves 

Brooks  S  H,  stock  broker,  304  Mont- 
gomery 

Brophy  J,  blacksmith,  4  and  6  Jones 

Brophy  John,  grocer,  10  Boardman 
Place 

Brophy  Michael,  livery  stable,  1325 
Bush 

Brophy  ft  O'Neil,  horaeshoers,  6  Jones 

Bros!  6  E,  liquors,  45  2d 

Brosius  £  S,  attorney-at-law,  540  Mont- 
gomery 

Brotherhood  of  St  John,  office  39  Sutter 

Brougham  John  (Brougham  ft  Puyoou), 
631  Kearny 

Brougham  ft  Puyoou  (John  Brougham 
and  B  Puyoou),  hairdressers,  631 
Kearny 

Broughton  Chas,  liquors,  612  Sacra- 
mento 

Brouquet  Jean,  barber,  1^33  Dnpont 

BROWELL  J,  patent  chimney  and 
tops,  727  Montgomery 

Browell  Jeremiah,  agt  Pacific  Cement 
Co,  731  Montgomery 

Brower  Danl  R,  Branch  Bakery,  326  7th 

Brower  J  D,  painter,  420  California 

Brown  B  C,  ^official  reporter,  604  Mer- 
chant 

Brown  B  C  (Chas  Brown  ft  Son),  38 
Geary 

BROWN  BROS  ft  CO  (L  M  and  R 
Brown  and  B  Sheideman),  wholesale 
clothing,  121  and  123  Sansome 

Brown  B  w  (Michelssen,  Brown  ft  Co), 
308  Front 

Brown  0  F,  real  estate  and  fire 
ance,  37  Merchant's  Exchange 


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Brown  C  B,  physician,  435  Oeary 

Brown  Mrs  Charlotte  B,  supt  physician 
Pacific  Dispensary,  221  13th 

Brown  Chas,  saloon,  411  East 

Brown  Chas  (Chas  Brown  ft  Son),  38 
Geary 

Brown  Chas  (Brown  ft  West),  6  Tyler 

Brown  Chas  ft  Son(Chasand  B  C  Brown), 
stoves,  tinware  and  plumbing,  38 
Geary 

BROWN.  CRAIG  ft  CO  (Edward 
Brown  and  Homer  A  Craig),  general 
agt  Phoenix,  Star  and  Standard  In- 
surance Cos,  215  Sansome 

BROWN  D>  advertising  agt,  644  Mar- 
ket 

Brown  DB,  supt  Mattullath  Mfg  Co, 
411  and  413  Brannan 

Brown  D  B  (Hoga  i  ft  Co),  106  Drumm 

BROWN  D  G  grainer.  6  Tyler 

BAOWN  EDWARD  (Brown,  Craig  ft 
Co),  215  Sausome 

Brown  Mrs  E  S,  dressmaker,  St  Ann's 
Building 

Brown  Mrs  F,  restaurant,  10  Steuart 

Brown  G  A  (Brown  ft  Perkins),  8E  cor 
Montgomery  and  Washington 

Brown  Geo£  (Brown  ft  Melonson),  1060 
Howard 

Brown  Mrs  George,  milliner,  1003  How- 
ard 

Brown  G-  W,  ladies'  underwear,  713 
Valencia 

Brown  Henry,  saloon,  1012  Kearny 

Brown  Heury,  sailor  boarding-house, 
810  Battery 

Brown  House,  Wm  Clark  propr,  737 
Howard 

Brown  ft  Hoyt  (S  H  Brown,  A  A  and 
H  Hoyt),  real  estate  brokers,  40S  Cal- 
ifornia 

Brown  J  G,  barber,  1658  Mis^iion 

Brown  Mrs  J,  dres^inaker,  707   Vallejo 

Brown  John,  liquors,  873  Sacramento 

Brown  John  A  (Brown  ft  Jonson),  108 
Steuart 

Brown  John  K  (Stonehill  ft  Brown),  408 
California 

Brown  ft  Jonson  (John  A  Brown  and 
David  Jo:;)  son),  wines  and  liquors,  108 
Steuart 

Brown  J  W,  mining  expert,  room  21, 
328  Montgomery 

Brown  J  W,  stock  broker,  room  18,  309 
Montgomery 

Brown  L  (Browu  Bros  ft  Co),  24  and  26 
Sansome 

Brown  Mrs  L,  dressmaking,  26  i 
Kearny 

Brown  Mrs  M  E,  drossmakor,  1101  Mis- 
sion 

Brown  ft  Melonson  (Geo  E  Brown  and 
Alfred  Melonson),  confectionery,  1060 
Howard 


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Brown  ft  Metzner  ( W  S  Brown  and  Wm 
Metzoer),  wholesale  spool  thread,  S49 
Market 

Brown  N  (N  Brown  ft  Co),  108  Battery 

Brown  N  ft  (Jo  (N  •  Brown),  wholesale 
clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  108 
Battery 

BroWn  P,  carpenter,  1329^  Bush 

Brown  Page,  physician  City  and  Coun- 
ty Hospital 

Brown  ft  Perkins  (G  A  Brown  and  G  F 
Perkins),  liquors,  SB  cor  Montgomery 
and  Washington 

Brown  R  (Brown  Bros),  res  New  York 

BBOWN  RICHARD,  capitalist,  215 
Sansome 

Brown  Richard,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
911  Harrison 

Brown  S,  photographer,  18  3d 

Brown  S  H  (Brown  ft  Hoyt),  408  Cali- 
fornia 

Brown  S  G,  barber,  215  16th 

Br  <wn  Sister  Mary  Teresa,  local  supe- 
rioress of  St  Peter's  Academy,  cor  24th 
and  Alabama 

BROWN  T  A,  photographer,  606 
Keurny 

Brown  Thomas,  sunt  California  Market, 
416-424  Pine  and  California  bet.  Mont- 
;omery  and  Kearny 
,OWa  THOMAS,  cashier  Bank  of 
California,  NW  cor  California  and 
Sansome 

Brown  Mrs  W  C,  corsets,  706  Larkiu 

BROWir  &  WELIS  (W  H  Brown 
and  W  F  Wells),  fruits  and  vegeta- 
bles, 30  and  31  California  Market 

Brown  ft  West  (Chas  Brown  and  Jos 
West),  house  and  sign  painters,  6  Ty- 
ler 

Brown  W  H  (Brown  ft  Wells),  30  and 
31  California  Market 

BROWN  COL  W  H,  contractor,  6 
Mills  Place,  office  Dupont  bet  Sutter 
and  Post 

Brown  \V  H,  propi  Arlington  House, 
127  Kearny 

Brown  W  H,  Pacific  Mfg  Co,  629  Mis- 
sion 

Brown  Wm  (Sheldon  ft  Brown),  552 
Clay 

Brown  Wm,  saws  and  butchers'  tools, 
222  Jackson 

Brown  Wm  C,  printer,  320  Sansome 
and  419  Sacramento 

Brown  Wm  H,  U  S  Surveyor  General, 
610  Commercial 

Brown  Walter  S  (Brown  ft  Metzner), 
549  Market 

Brown  W  W  (Gates  ft  Brown),  104  Ty- 

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Browne  ft  McCarron  ( Wm  C  Browne  and 
C  MoCarron),   wood  and  coal,    1035 
Fklsom 


Browne  John  M,  house  famishing  goods, 
855  Market 

Browne  Wm  C  (Browne  ft  McCarron), 
1035  Folsom 

BROWNELL  A  S,  sec  Home  Benefit 
Association,  328  Montgomery 

Browning  A  (Browning  ft  Bromer),  6S1 
Clay 

Browning  ft  Bremer  (ABrownine  and  O 
A  Bremdr),  gun  and  locksmiths,  651 
Clay 

Browning  John  (Browning  i  Scheele), 
cor  Mission  and  I9th 

Browning  ft  Scheele  (John  Browning 
and  Herman  Scheele),  groceries,  NW 
cor  Mission  and  19th 

Browning  Wm,  liquors,  541  Clay 

BROWKLEEFO,  Needham's  red  clo- 
ver, 1059  Mission 

Brownridge  Mrs  R,  bakery,  133  9th 

Brownstein  Geo  (E  Goslmsky  ft  Co), 
219  and  221  Battery 

Brownstein  T  (Kramer,  Goodman  ft  Co), 
109  Battery 

Broya  Hermann  (Tsola  ft  Broya),  cor 
Mission  and  Groddy 

Broyer  A  B,  groceries,  220  1st 

BROTER  JOHN,  saloon,  623  2d 

Bru  John,  boots  and  shoes,  1108  Stock- 
ton 

Bruce  Doiald,  printer,  537  Sacramento 

Bruce  Frank  T,  cigars  and  tobacco,  212 
Dupont 

Bruce  Capt  James  H,  marine  surveyor, 
Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Co  of  Cali- 
fornia, 401  California 

BRUCE  JIM.  laundry,  1138  Mission 

Bruce  Josephine,  lodgings,  310  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Briichmann  Bemhard,  liquors,  627 
Washington 

Bruck  Alex,   physician,   742  Broadway 

Bruck  Rev  H,  pastor  German  M  £ 
Church,  864  Folsom 

Brilgge  ft  Baettge  (George  Brilgge  and 
Peter  Baettge),  stable,  111  Washing- 
ton 

Brilgge  Geo  (BrUgge  ft  Baettge),  111 
Washington 

Bruggeman  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  526 
Montgomery 

Bruhns  A  C,  sawmaker,  3  Spear 

Bruhns  H  W,  saloon,  SE  cor  Filbert 
and  Battery 

Brulon  Henri  G  (Brulon  ft  Lauth),  645 
March  an  

BRULON  ft  LAUTH.  liquors,  645 
Merchant 

Brumagim  John  W,  attorney -at-law, 
Nevada  Block 

BRUML  S.  propr  Pacific  Glove  Works, 
106  Batterv 

Brumund  John  (Brumund  ft  Sohntte), 
SE  cor  2d  ave  and  16th 


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2d  ave  and  16th 
Brun  J  B,  baker,  SWcor  Montgomery 

ave  and  Vallejo 
Brune  August,   mfr  of  cigars,  227  Clay 
Brune  Wedrich,   liquors,   NW  cor  9th 

and  Mission. 
Bruner  W  H,   physician,  703  Market 
Bruning    Wm,    soda    water  mfr,    733 

Union     • 
Brunings  Martin  (Brunings  &  Myers), 

600  Market 
Brunings    &  Myers  (Martin  Brunings 

and  Henry  Myera),  saloon,  600  Mar- 
ket and  1  Post 
Brunit  Louis,  bakery,  813Ji  Folsom 
Brunjes    Deidrich,    Five  Mile    House, 

Mission  Road 
Brunjes  Henry,  grocery,  432  Brannan 
BrUQuer  Louis,  watchmaker  and  varie- 
ties, 227i  Hayes 
Bruns    Bros  (Geo    and  John  Bruns), 

groceries,  SE  cor  Mission  and  16th 
Bruns  F,  groceries,  1334  Howard 
BRUNS  HEirilT  F,  pres  8  F  Stock 

Brewery,  cor  Powell  and  Francisco 
Bruns  Geo  (Bruns  Bros),   S£  cor  16th 

and  Mission 
Bruns  Mrs  H,  dressmaker,  969  Howard 
BRUNS  HARRT.  liquors,   123  Front 
Bruns  H   F,  liquors,  SW  cor  8th  and 

Market 
Bruns  H  H,  metals  and  machinery,  306 

Mission 
Bruns  John  (Bruns   &  Bros),  SE  cor 

16th  and  Mission 
Bruns  Nicholas,  groceries  and  coal,  617 

Davis 
Bruns  Mrs  P,  groceries,  N  W  cor  3d  and 

Berry 
I  Bruaschwiler    Chas,    bookbinder,    240 
I      Ellis 
Brunsen  Martin,  propr  Nevada  House, 
528  Pacific 

BRUNSWICK  ft  BALKE  CO  (THE 

J  ][)>  mfrs  billiard  and  pool  tables, 
Patentee's  Monarch  Tables  and  Cush- 
ions,  dealers  in  billiard  materials  and 
all  kinds  of  snorting  goods,  and  sole 
agts    for    Hyatt's  billiard  and  pool 
balls,  653  and  655  Market 
Brunswick  Lodging-House,  148  6th 
BRUNT  &  ITI^IR  (W  N  Brunt  ft 
C  W  Fisher),  printers,  stationery  and 
foreign  stamps,  509  Bush 
Brunt  W  N  (Brunt  ft  Fisher),  509  Bush 
Bruntach  Chas  (Bruntsch  ft  Wheeler), 

600  Battery 
Bruntsch  ft  Wheeler,   (Chas  Bruntsch 
and   R    8    Wheeler),    onstom-houae 
brokers,  500  Battery 
Brusuber  Chas  H,   aaloon,    Kentucky 
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BRUSE  CHRISTIAN,  groceries, 
wines  and  liquors,  N  W  cor  Pacific  and 
Leavenworth 

BRUSH  R  0,  aec  Western  Fire  and 
M  .riue  Insurance  Co  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, 409  California 

Brutton  Daniel,  agt  for  Marrburg  Bro's 
Baltimore  Smoking  Tobacco,  206 
Front 

Bryan  Miss  E  H,  music  teacher,  27 12^ 
Fillmore 

Bryan  J  M,  sto'  es  and  tinware,  130  3d 

Bryan  Wm  J,  druggist,  NE  cor  Turk 
and  Taylor,  603  Merchant,  160  2d 
and  SE  cor  Market  and  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Bryant  Mme  A,  dressmaker,  128  5th 

Bryant  A  J,  insurance  agt,  218  and  220 
Sansome 

Bryant  Mrs  A  M,  lodging-house,  26^ 
Kearny 

Bryant  Chas  W  (Bryant  ft  Sayers), 
attorney-at-law,  214  Sansome 

Bryant  &  Cook  (Daniel  S  Bryant  and 
David  S  Cook),  commission  mer- 
chants, 8  Davis 

Bryant  Daniel  S  (Bryant  ft  Cook),  8 
Davis 

Bryant  Geo  (Jones  ft  Bryant),  769  Mar- 
ket 

Bryant  Geo  H  (Neville  ft  Co),  31  and 
33  California 

Bryant  John,  wood  carver,  217  Spear 

Bryant  ft  Sayers  (Chas  W  Bryant  and 
W  F  Sayers),  attomeys-at-law,  214 
Sansome 

Bryant  School  House,  Bryant  bet  6th 
and  7th 

Bryars  Mrs  Ann,  hair  goods,  1521 
Stockton 

Bryson  C  W,  junk,  527  4th 

Bucca  P  ft  Co,  music  teachers,  53(>  Val- 
lejo 

Buchan  James,  boots  and  shoes,  1006 
Market  and  5  Eddy 

Buchanan  Bros  (F  ft  W  Buchanan), 
brush  mfrs,  614  Sacramento 

Buchanan  F  (Buchanan  Bros),  614  Sac- 
ramento 

Buchanan    Mrs     Hannah,    EnterpriM 
Lodging-house  and  variety  store,  216 
9th 
Buchanan  James,  groceries,  209  9th 

Buchanan  James  W,  liquors,  132  1st 
Buchanan  W  (Buchanan  Bros),  614  Sac- 
ramento 

BUCHI  CONRAD,  propr  Humboldt 
Hall  Saloon,  cor  Kearny  and  Morton 

Buching  R,  mgr  San  Francisco  Benevo- 
lent Association,  20  Webb 

Buchmann  Edwin,  cigarmaker,  127    2d 

Buck  Daniel,  mining  sec,  room  81,  309 
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BUCK   ft   HAHL    (John   Buck  and 
I'eter  Hahl),  groceries,  XE  cor  4th  and 
Harrison 
Back  J,  Harmony  Hotel,  735  Brannan 
BUCK  JOHN  (Buck  &  Hahl),  XE  cor 

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BUCK  JOHN>  groceries,  231   2d 
Buck  W  H,  whitening,  13 19^  Larkin 
Buckenmeir  Joseph,  liquors,  1428  Stock- 
ton and  431  Montgomery  ave 
Bucking  Diedrich,  cooper,  758  Bryant 
BUCKING  JOHN  (Bucking  &  Pilster), 

515  Bryant 
BUCKING  ft  PILSTER  (John  Buck- 
ing  and  Henry  Pilster),  groceries,  515 
Bryant 

BUCKINGHAM  ft  BLUMEB  (S  S 

Buckingham  and  J  Blumer,  Jr),  wines 

and  liquors,  16  3d 
Buckingham  C  E,  agt  for  the  Diamond 

Drill  Co,  320  Sansome 
Buckingham  &  Hecht  (T  H  Buckingham 

and  Hecht  Bros),  boot  and  shoe  mfrs, 

cor  Gough  and  Hai^ht 
BUCKINGHAM  S  S  (Buckingham  & 

Blumer),  10  3d 
BUCKINGHAM  SS>  wines  and  liquors, 

16  3d 
Buckley  C  A  (Fallon  &  Buckloy),  323 

Bush 
Buckley  C  F,  physician,  413  Buah 
Buckley  Chris  (Fallon  &  Buckley),  s  s 

Bush  bet  Montgomery  and  Keai...y 
Buckley    D,  propr     New    Continental 

Hotel,  547  Mission 
Buckley  Daniel  (Stewart  &  Buckley), 

513  Sansome 
Buckley  David  J,  bakery,  428  Folsom, 
Buckley    E    P,  mfr   Damiana  Bitters, 

520  Lombard 
Buckley    Geo   D,   attorney -at-law,    29 

Montgomery  Block 
Buckley     Jeremiah,     bootmaker,     532 

Valencia       

BUCKLEY     NED,     propr      Adelphi 

Theater,  607  Galifc-nia 
Buckley  Timothy,  groceries,   761   Fol- 
som 
Bucklin  E  P,  restaurant,  527  and  629 

Sacramento 
Buckminster  Mrs  L,  dressmaker,  246 

Taylor 
Bucknall  O  J,  physician,  SW  cor  Sutter 

and  Dupont 
Bucknam  E  H  &  Co  (E  H  &  Miss  Teresa 

Bucknam),  ship  stoves  and  tinware, 

22  Steuart 
Bucknam  Misa  T  (E  H  Bucknam  k  Co), 

22  Steuart     ■ 
Buokner  Chas,  cabinet-maker  and  car- 
penter, 463  Natoma 
Bupna  Vista  Park,  cor  20th  and  Vermont 
Buena  Vista  Petroleum  Co,  Luoien  Her- 
mann sec,  220  Sansome 


Buena  Vista  School,  Mrs  E  S  Code  prin- 
cipal, York  bet  Butte  and  Solano 

Buero  Peter,  stoves  and  tinware,  1245 
Folsom 

Buffalo  German  Insurance  Co,  Jacobs 
&  Easton  general  agts,  216  Sansome 

Buffalo  Grape  Sugar  Co,  Willis  J  Cur- 
rier  agt,  205  Front 

BUFUNGTON  J  M,  mining  sec,  309 
California 

Bufford  Samuel,  president  and  mgr  San 
Ftaucisco  Laundry  Association,  33 
Geary 

Bugbee  John  S,  attomey-at-law,  502 
Montgomery 

Buhl  C  (Buhl  &  Haffner),  914  Market 

Buhl  ft  Haffner  (G  W  Haffner  &  C 
Buhl),  saloon.  914  Market 

Buhlert  &  Chadwick,  publishers  of  the 
"Journal  of  F'eeilom  and  Bights," 
SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 

BUHLERT  JULIUS  (John  Luhrs 
&  Co  and  Buhlert  &  Chadwick).  at- 
tomey-at-law, SW  cf»r  Montgomery 
and  Clay  and  NE  cor  Howard  and  2a, 
and  groceries,  1000  Valencia 

Buja  N  (Divisich  k  Buja),  liquors,  332 
East 

Bulkeley  L  E,  attomey-at-law,  603 
Washington 

Bull  Atpheus,  insura'ice  agt,  401  Cali- 
fornia 

BULL  GEORGE  (George  Bull  &  Co), 
31  Market 

BULL  GEORGE  ft  CO  (Oeorge  Bull 

and  William  W  Stevens),   agricultu- 
ral machinery  and  implements,   en- 
gines (straw  and  wood-burning),  wag- 
ons   (Wm    Harrison's)   and   fanning 
mills,  31  Market 
Bull  .fames,  tailor,  33  3d 
Bulland  B,  laundry,  81  li  Folsom 
BuUard  J  H,  commission  merchant,  102 

Drum 
Bullerdieck  k  Mertx,  hay,   wood  and 
coal,  1632  and  1634  Mission 

"BULLETIN"     (daily  and  weekly). 

San  Francisco  "Bulletin"  Publishing 

Co,  622  Montgomery 
Bullion  Mining  Co,  J  M  Brazell  sec, 

328  Montgomery 
Bullivinkel  John  F,  groceries,  25  Louisa 
Bulotte  James  (Bulotte  &  Perin),  304^ 

Montgomery  ave 
Bulotte  &  Perm  (James  Bulotte  h  Gat- 

tarde     Perin),    wine     dealers,    301^ 

and  312^  Montgomery  ave 
Bulwer  Mining  Co,  William  Willis  seo. 

room  29,  309  Montgomery 
Bumsted    Ed    H    (Braunsohweiger   ft 

Bumsted),  223  California 

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Baneman   Henry  (Baneman  &  Martin- 
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BTOEHAN  ft  HAETINONI  (H 

Banemau  and  £  Martinoni), wholesale 

liquors,  321  Battery 
Bunger  Christian  (Heitman  &  Bunger), 

1000  Bush 
Bunker  C  D,  commission  merchant,  508 

Battery 
Bunker  Fred  R,  mining  sec,  room  23, 

420  Montgomery     

BUNKER  &  HUiSTEB  proprs  "The 

Daily    Report"  Publishing  Co,   238 

Montgomery 
Bunker  Henry  S,  ship  and  custom-house 

broker,  508  Battery 
BUNKER  ROBERT  F.   packer  and 

provisions,  74  and  75  California  Mar- 

ket 
BUNKER  W  M  ("The  Daily  Report" 

Publishing  Co),  238  Monti^omery 
Bunnell  £  F,  dentist,  319  Kearny 
Bunton  Richard,  liquors,  705  Market 
Bunyan  £  T  (Wagner  A  Banyan),  606 

Clay 
Bunzl  Mrs  Dena  J,  music  teacher,  309 

Jessie 
Bura  Adolf,  cigars  and  tobacco,  104  Du- 

pont 
Burbank  Albert  £,   fancy  poultry,  43 

and  44  California  Market 
Burcu    John    C,    attomey-at-law.    526 

Montgomery 
Burd  Mrs  R  M,  fancy  goods  and  bakery, 
SW  cor  £llis  and  Hyde 

BURFEINO   JOHN.    Union    Houae, 

NE  cor  Bay  and  ^  larkin 
Burgemeister  A,  tinsmith,  140  2d 
Burger  Jacob,  barber,  523  Pacific 
Burgess  C  A,  pres  Pleasant  Valley  Min- 
ing Co,  327  Pine 
Burgess  G  H,  artist,  126  Kearny 
Burgess  Odcar,  phynician,  329  Geary 
Bur^in  Gustave,  pork -packer,  26  Center 

Market 
Burgoiu  A,  stationery,  206  Montgomery 

ave 
Burk  Miss  M  J,  books  and  stationery, 
1516  Vallejo 

BURKARDT  MAX.  importer  and 
dealer  in  chromos,  lithographs,  en- 
gravings, phot  s,  paintings,  etc,  545 
and  547  Washington 

Burke  E,  attorney-at-l»w,  402  Mont- 
gomery 

BURKE  F  H  (Madison  &  Burke),  401 

and  403  M  •nt,'oinery 
Burke  John,  lodging-house,  511  Mission 
Burke  John,  liquors,  234  Townsend 

BURKE  inWS  !,  saddles  an  i  harness. 

618  Mission 
Burke  M  A  (Sisson,  Croc;.8r  &  Co),  202 

Sansome 


BURKE  M  J  (Madison  &  Burke),  401 

and  403  Montgomery 
BURKE  MICHAEL,  groceries,  wines 
and  liquors,  N  W  cor  LUis  and  Scott 
Burke   Mrs   Nellie,    dressmaker,  308i 

Stockton 
Burke  W  A,  musical  instruments,  pattern 

and  model  maker,  .520  Pme 
Burkett  Mrs  0,  lodging-house,  17  3d 
Burkhard  Mrs  Christma,  fancy  goods, 

1117  Folsom 
Burkhim  Henry,  tailor,  529  East 
Burleigh  W  £,  physician,  962  Mission 
BURIET  PATRICK,  liquors,  4i2  3d 
Burling  James  W,  sec  of  the  Central 

Gaslight  Co,  413  California 
Burmeister  Alrich  (Burmeister  &  Mehr- 
tens),  NW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Cal- 
ifornia 
BURMEISTER  F  Hi  propr  Cincinnati 

Hotel,  529  Valencia 
Burmeister    Louis,   cigars  and  saloon, 

NE  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific 
Burmeister  &  Mehrtens  (Alrich  Burmeis- 
ter and  August  Mehrtens),  groceries, 
NW  cor  Leavenworth  and  California 
Burnap  J,  hardware  and  groceries,  425 

Diivij 
Burnell  Martin  (Bumellft  Turner),  519 

Saoraiiieiito 
Burnell  k  Turner  (Martin  Burnell  and 
Chas  D  Turner),  agts  Albion  ale  and 
porter,  519  Sacramento 
Burnett  Madame,    ladies'  hairdresser, 

hair  goods,  human  hair,  410  3d 
Burnett  George  G,  druggist,  327  Mont- 
gomery 
Burnett  John   M,   attoruey-at-law,  507 

Montgomery 
B-jrnett  W  C,  attomey-at-law,  220  San- 
some 
Burnham,  Beck  &  Co  (James    W  Burn- 
ham  and  Thos  Beck),  furniture,  car- 
pets and  <lraperies,   618  Market  and 
15  and  17  Poat 
Burnham  Chas  F  (Burnham  &  Scott), 

321  Diivis 
Burnham  E    J    (Burnham   &.  Lynch), 

1134  Market 
Burnham  James  W  (Burnham,  Beck  & 

Co),  618  Market 
Burnham  John,  li((uorp,  1144  Market 
Burnhum  &  Lynch  (E  J  Burnhnm  and  J 

W  Lynch),  grnceries,  1  KM  Market 
BURl^HAM  &  SCOTT  (Ch.s  F  Burn- 
iiam  an<i  O  G  Sc<>tt),  commission  mer- 
chants, 321  Davis 
Bums  Barbary,  groceries,  41  Jessie 
Burns  Mrs  Catharine,  saluon,  258  Bran- 
nan 
Burns  C,  liquors.  308  Dupont 
Burns  Henry,  bo'its  and  shoes,  210  3d 
Burns  H  J,  health  inspector,  14  O'Far- 
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Bnrna  I,  blacksmith,  20  Steuart 
Burns  John  H  (Bums  &  Kueass),  6  Mis- 
sion 
Bums  &  Kneass  (John  H  Burns  and  Oeo 
W  Kneass),  boatbuilders,  760  3d  and 
6  Mission 
Bums  O  B,  dentist,  112  O'Farrell 
Burns  P  J,  horseshoer,  2309  Mission 
BXr&R  BARTLETT,  poultry,  stall  34 

Mission  Market 
Burr  B  J  (Burr  ft  Fink),  620  Market 
Burr  C  C  (C  C  Burr  ft  Co),  13  Pine 
Burr  C  C  ft  Co  (H  C  Hudson's  widow 
and  Clarence  C  Burr),   mustard  and 
spices.  Champagne  Yeast  Powder,  13 
Pine 
Bnrr  C  H,  sewing  machines,  667  Mission 
PTTRE  ft  FDVK   (3  J  Burr  and  Jas  L 
x'ink),  merchant  .ailors,  620  Market 
Burr  Levi,  saloon,  i  Bay 
BURRELLA  W.  pres  American  Eagle 

Association,  123  California 
Burrell  Charles,  physician,   1322  Mis- 
sion 
Burris  Butler,  mining  sec,   room  2,  309 

Montgomery 
Burrows  H  L,  commission,   423  Wash- 
ington 
Burt  ft  Bently  (J  Gus  Burt  and  W  R 

Bently),  mixed  paints,  £06  Market 
Burt  J  Gus  (Burt  ft   Bently),   and  pur- 
chasing agt,  206  Market 
Burt  W  J,  h'Mise  moving,  2817  Mission 
Burton  Charles  O,   lodgiug-huuse,   109 

5th 
BURTON  L  A>  confectionery,  916  Mar- 
ket 
Burton  Miss  £,  music  teacher,    14  La- 
fayette 
Burton  Mrs  L    A,    fancy    goods,    430 

Hayes 
Burton  W  H,  mfr  of  awnings,  706  Mis- 
sion 
Busby  Fred  H,  mfr  of  gloves,  412  Mar- 
ket 
Busch  A  (F  ft  A  Busch),  727  Sansome 
liuich  F  (F  ft  A  Busch),  7*27  SiinRome 
Bu'ch    F    A    (Ferdinand  and  August 

Busch),  liquors,  727  San^tome 
Busch  M  L,  restaurant,  229  Hnyes 
Buschmann  John,  groceries,  26i)  3d 
Bush  Charles,  restaurant,  153  8<l 
Bush  David,  gas  fixtures  and  plumbers' 

Bupplien,  22  Post 
Bush  G  W,  iminter,  202  Powell 
Bush  U  P,  mining  sec,   27  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Bush  Isaac  (Solomon  ft  Bush),   408  5th 
Bush  Louis  (Bush  ft  Neuman),  8  Kearuy 
Bush  M  L,  restau  ant,  229  H  yes 
Bush  ft  Neuman  (L  Bush  and  L  Neu- 

mail),  dentists,  8  Kearny 
Bush  Street  M»thodist  Church,  Bush 
bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 


Bush  Stn>et   Theatre,    Chas  E  Locke 

Sropr,  8  8  Bush  bet  Montgomery  and 
Learny 

Bushman  ft  McAllister  (Wm  Bushman 
and  J  McAllister),  patternmakers, 
316  Mission 

Bi.  shman  Wm  (Bushman  ft  McAllister), 
316  Mission 

Buss  John  G,  bakery,  171 1  Mission 

Bussell  Arthur,  bakery,  17  Taylor 

Bnssolino  8,  bootmak  r,  502  ifaiou 

Bttsswell  A  ft  Co,  book  binders,  526 
Clay 

Buswell  Wm  F,  patternmaker,  223 
Mission 

Butcher  Josephine,  groceries,  1408 
Church 

Butler  C  A  (Dames  ft  Butler),  716  Mar- 
ket 

Butler  C  C,  nursery,  NE  cor  Sutter  and 
Steiiier 

Butler  Charles  G,  liquors,  310  Mont- 
gomery 

Butler  £  J,  sec  Eureka  Tunnel  and 
Mining  C'*,  Eureka,  Nevada 

BUTLER  GEO  E  (Butler  ft  Haldan), 
413  California 

BUTLER  ft  HALDAN  (Oeo  E  Butler 
and  E  B  Haldan),  general  insurance 
agents,  413  California 

Butler  James,  supt  United  Working- 
men's  Boot  and  Shoe  Factory,  cor 
2oth  and  Bartlett 

BUTLER  JOHN,  liquors,  7  Sutter 
Butler  Jose  '.  (Murphy  ft  Butler),  435 
Hayes 

BUTLER  MRS  MARTIN,  saloon, 
NW  cor  lUth  and  Bryant 

Butler  Michael,  saloon,  850  Howard 

Butler  P  F,  millinery  goods,  31  Kearny 
and  808  Market 

Butler  P  T  (Hogan  ft  Co),  106  Dmmm 

Rutier  Madam  S,  clairvoyant,  37^  6th 

BUTLER  MRS  T  B,  dresii  patterns 
(cut  to  order  and  warranted  to  fit), 
room  55,  126  Kearny 

Butler  Mrs  T  B,  Iodising  house,  410 
Kearny 

Butler  T  J  (Adams  ft  Butler),  42  and  44 
Clay 

Buth-r  W  J,  milhtxery  and  straw  goods, 
950  and  95'.'  Market 

ButtC  C,  j,'roceries,  625  19th 

Butt  P  N,  groceries,  SE  cor  Sutter  and 
Laguna 

Buttarworth  James,  tinware,  1139^ 
Fols  m 

Butte  Ditch  and  Mining  Co,  O  A  Thomp- 
son sec,  204  Post 

Buttelmann  O  D,  groceries,  SW  cor 
Mibsion  and  2.'{d 

Butterfield  F  L,  wagonmaker,  834  How- 
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Butterfield  R  O  &  Co,  American  Shoe 
Store,  777  and  779  Market 

BUTTERFIELD  WILUAH,  auc- 
tioneer and  real  estate  agt,  109  Mont- 
gomery 

Butterick  E  &  Co,  patterns,  124  Post 

Butterworth  Jamea,  plun>ber  and  gas- 
fitter,  1139i  Folaom 

Buttgenbach  Joseph,  sausage  factory, 
oor  4th  and  Bryant 

Buttner  August,  Pacific  Shirt  Factory, 
821  Filbert 

Buxton  &  Co  (Frank  Buxton),  grocer, 
A37  4th 

Buxtorf  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  423  San- 
some 

Buyer  C  (Buyer  &  Reich),  126  and  126 
Sansome 

BUYER  &  REICH  (C  Buyer  and  L 
Reich),  wholesale  worsteds,  ribbons, 
notions,  yarns,  etc,  126  and  128  San- 
some 

BUZENET  ALEX,  saloon,  40  McAllis- 
ter  

BUZZmi  BROS  (Israel  and  Martin), 
wines  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Mission  and 
9th 

BUZZINI  0  (Buzzini  &  Gianettoni), 
29  6th 

Buzzini  George  (Rottanzi  &  Buzzini), 
cor  California  and  Central  ave 

BUZZINI  &  GIANETTONI  (G  Buz- 
zini  and  M  Giauettt^ni),  wholesale  and 
retail  liquors,  29  6th 

BUZZINI  ISRAEL  (Buzzini  Bros), 
SE  cor  Mission  and  9th 

BUZZINI  MARTIN  (Buzzini  Bros), 
SE  cor  Mission  and  9th 

Byam  Mrs  Mary  T,  lodging  house,  35 
flth 

BYNON  A  A,  patentee  Bynon's  Frac- 
tional  Apple,  23  Dupont 

BYNON'S  FRACTIONAL  APPLE. 

Jamed  T  White  &  Co,  23  Dupont 
Byring  0  P,  repacker,  200  Washington 
Byrne  Mrs  B  (Byrne  &  Peterson),  305 

3d 
Byrae  F  M,  variety  store,  224J  5th 
Byrne  Frederick  (Byrne  &  Ivers),  424 

Montgomery 
Byrne  &  Ivers  (Fred  Byrne  and  Wm 

Ivers),  agts  Hyde  and  Ayer  Glue  and 

Emery    Wheel   Co    of    Springfield. 

Mass,  424  Montgomery 
BYRNE  JAMES  K  (Robinson,  Olney, 

and  1  yme),  310  Pine 
Byrne  J  E,  cattle  dealer,  533  Kearny 
Byrne  J  M,  real  estate,  533  Kearny 
Byrne  John  (Rice  &  Byrne),  148  New 

Montgomery 
Byrne  &  Peterson  (Mrs  B  Byrne  and 

IdaTeterson),  restaurant,  305  3d 
Byrnes   R,  wood   »ud   coal,    SW  cor 

Harrison  and  5th 


Byrnes  Mrs  Sarah  A,  varieties,  2130 
Fillmore 

Byron  Club,  H  Steiner  pres,  room  207 
Phelan  Block 

Byron  J,  contractor,  cor  19th  and  Shot- 
well 

Byxbee  John  F,  lumber,  104  Market 

Byxbee  R  G  (H  B  Tichenor  &  Co),  42 
Market 

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CABANAS  9"  CO.  cigar  mfrs,  406  and 

408  Battery 
Cabinetmakers'  Union,  Verein  Eintracht 

riall,  316  Post 
CABLE  RESTAURANT.  Felix  Mek- 

lin  propr,  15.')9  Geary 
Caborca  Mining  Co,  220  Sansome 
Cabossel  John,  meat  market,  1402  Pa- 
cific 
Cabrera  E  (Cabrera,  Roma  &  Co),  123 

California 
Cabrera,  Roma  &  Co  (E  Cabrera  and  J 
M  Roma),  commission  merchants,  123 
California 
Cachot  Joseph,  liquors,  27 )  Commercial 
Cachot  M  A,  physician,  110  Stockton 
Cadigan  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,  414  Jones 
Caduc  Pliilip,  pres    Patent  Brick  Co, 

512  California 
Cadwell  Louisa  F,  principal  West  Mis- 
sion Primary  School 
Caen  Jacob,  umbrellas  and  parasols,  22 

Stockton         

CAFE    LAFAYETTE.   Mouthon  & 

Bordes  prupro,  508  Bush 

Caferata  Antonio,  groceries,  1403  Pow- 
ell 

Cagney  Tim  M,  groceries,  349  Minna 

Cahen  A  (A  Canen  &  Co),  res  Hill's 
Ferry 

Cahen  A  &  Co  (A  Cahen,  Morris,  Jules 
and  Charles  Kahn),  general  md&e,  '25 
and  27  Battery 

Cahen  Aug,  general  agt,  320  Sansome 

Cahen  Bros  (S  and  J  Cahen),  hides, 
wool  and  leather,  41  Clay 

Cahen  I  (Louis  Cahen  &  Son),  416  Sac- 
ramento 

Cahen  J  (Cahen  Bros),  41  Clay 

Cahen  Louis  (Louis  Cahen  &  Son),  416 
Sacramento 

Cahen  Louis  &  Son  (I  and  Louis  Cahen), 
syrups  and  cordials,  416  Sacramento 

Cahen  S  (Cahen  Bros),  41  Clay 

Cahill  E  (E  Cahill  &  Co),  406  Mont- 
gomery 

Caliill  E  &  Co  (E  Cahill),  stock -brokers, 
406  Montgomery 

Cahill  E  J,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 
318  California 

Cahill  James  P,  groceries,  SE  cor  Web- 
ster and  Fell 


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Cahill  J  L,  painter,  whitener  and  deco- 
rator, 209  Post 

Cahill  Mrs  Louisa,  bakery,  143  2d 

Cahill  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,  cor  Fell  and 
Webster 

CAHN  DAVID  (Lazard  Freres),  206 
Sansome 

Cahn  I,  mgr  San  Francisco  Pioneer 
Woolen  Factory,  115  Battery 

Cahn  M  A  (Whitney  &  Co),  3  and  5 
Commercial 

Cahn  M  I  (Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co),  129 
Sansome 

CAHH  MOBBISi  mfr  of  Eureka  hair, 
curled  hair,  wool,  and  all  kinds  of 
mattrasses  and  bediling,  12  2d 

CAHN,  NIGKELSBUBO  &  CO  (M  I 

Cahn,  8  Nickelsburg,  J  Bastheim  & 

C  Weyl),  mfrs  and  importers  of  boots 

and  shoes,  129  and  131  Sansume 
Cailleau  Armand,  cloaks  and  suits,  48 

Geary 
Cain  Bros  (Peter  P  and  James  H  Cain), 

commission  merchants,  20ti  and  208 

Washington 
Cain  James  H  (Cain  Bros),  206  and  208 

Washington 
Cain  Peter  P  (Cain  Bros),  206  and  208 

Wash  ington 
CAIRE  JUSTINIAN,  importer  of  as- 

Bayer's     materials,   chemical '4,    hard- 
ware,   crockery,    mill  supplies,    521 

and  523  Market  and  528  Broadway 
Calahan  1>,  bootmaker,  274  Brannan 
Calahan  &  Deanahy  (Miles  Calahan  and 

Jeremiah  Deanahy),  saloon,  18  6th 
Calahan  Miles  (Calahan  &  Deanahy),  18 

6th 
Calainari  A  (Guinasso  L  C  &  Co),  506 

and  608  Green 
Caldwell  John,  liquors,  121  Berry 
Caldwell  W  D,  agt  Singer  Sewijg  M 

chine,  1203  Polk 
Caledonia  Gold  Mining  Co,  William  L 

Oliver  sec,  328  Mbntgomery 
Caledonia  Hall,  32  O'Farrell 
Caledonia  Silver   Mining  Co,  Richard 

Wegener  sec,  414  California 
Caledonian  Oatmeal  Mills,  Henry  Cou- 

brough  propr,  713-719  Sansome 
'aris  Jos    (Uoturier  &  Calegaris), 

SL  cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 
Calender   John    T,    boarding-house,  5 

Broadway 

"  CALIFORNIA      ARCHITECT  " 

(THE)    (monthly),  Wolfe .  &    Son 

proprs,  240  Montgomery 
California  Artificial  Stone  Paving  Go, 

T  Reichling  mgr,  402  Montgomery 
California  Associated  Press,  William  M 

Webster,  general  agt,  302  Montgomery 
California  Bakery,  418  O'Farrell 
Califiirnia    Bellows    Mfg    Co,    James 

Campbell  supt,  32  Fremont 


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California  Bible  Society,  Rev  John 
Thompson  district  supt.  Rev  F  £ 
Shearer  agt,  757  Market 

CALIFORNIA   BOILER  WORKS. 

Bretorious  &  Lemmer,  141  and  143 
1st 
California  Boulevard,  G  Rotanzi  and  G 
Buzzini  proprs,   terminus  California 
Street  R  R 

CAUFORNIA    BRASS    WORKS. 

Weed  &  Kingwell  proprs,  125  1st 
CALIFORNIA    BREWEBT    Henry 

Schulte  prnpr,  cur  26th  and  Bryant 
CAUFOKBTU  CABLE    BESTAU 

BANT.  George   Nerval  propr,  1427 

California 
California  Central  Railway,  702  Market 
California  Chapter  O  E  S.  121  Eddy 
CALIFOBNIA  CHEMICAL 

WOBKS*  John  Reynolds  propr,  San 

Bruno  Road  bet  27th  an  I  28tli 
"CALIFOBNIA  CHBISTIAN  AD- 
VOCATE" (weekly).  Rev  B  F  Crary 

editor,  1041  Market 
"California  Chronik"  (German),  F  Hess 

&  Co  proprs,  409  Bush 
California  Cigar  Box  Co  (C  A  and  Geo 

W  Hooper,  M  P  Hubbard  and  N  S 

Berry),  w  s  Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 
California  Office  Cleaning  and  Dyeing, 

422  Buflh 
CALIFOBNIA    COAL  CO,   Geo    A 

Baines  mgr,  SE  cor  Turk  and  Jones 

CALIFOBNIA  COMMEBCIAL  COL- 
LEQE.  C  M  Andrews  pres,  G  B  Bar 
aard  business  mgr,  417  Kearny 

Cflifornia  Corset  Co,  S  Rosenfold 
propr,  539  Market 

CAUFOBNIA  CBACXEB    CO, 

.\dolphe  Weske  prcs,  Geo  Fidmunds 
sec,  J'xmes  Dnnn  supt,  NW  cor 
Broadway  and  Battery,  ijranch  office, 
206  and  208  Sacramento 

California  Cream  Tartar  Works,  D  Car- 
daire  &  Co,  314  Townsend 

"California  Democrat, '409  Bush 

"CALIFOBNIA   DEMOKBAT,"    F 

Hess  &  Co  publishers,  536  and  538 
Bush 

CAUFOBNIA   DISTHXEBT.  Jost 

&  Adter  proprs,  321  Battery 
California    District    Telegraph,    M    L 

Mowry   mgr,  222  Montgomery  and 

1102  Market 
California  Dry  Dock    Co,   Oliver  Eld- 

dridge  pres,  318  California 
California  Elastic  Truss,  Walter  J  Home 

mfr  and  propr,  702  Market 
California  Electric  Gas  Lighting  Co,  P 

S  Hoi  way  sec,  22  Kearny 

CALIFOBNIA  ELECTBIC  UOHT 

CO,  P  B  Cornwall  pres,  Geo  H  Roe 
sec  and  general  supt,  2'^'>-226  Jessie 


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OAUFOBNIA-  ELECTBICAL 
WOUCS.  Paul  8«igler  supt,  M  Gren- 
wood  proa,  blastins  maoninery,  bell 
hangers,  electro  platen,  eleotrioal  in- 
•truments,  electric  bells,  electric  light, 
galvanized  wire,  gold  platers,  mining 
supplies,  lightning  conductors,  elec- 
tro medical  instruments,  model  mak- 
ers, nickel  platers,  silver  platers,  tel- 
egraph supplies,  telephone,  wire  goods 
and  workers,  35  Maiket 

"California  Farmer,"  Warren  &  Co 
proprs,  1021  Market 

California  Farmer's  Mutual  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co,  Fred  K  Rule  sec,  308  Pine 

Califoniia  Flour  Mills,  C  R  Splivalo 
propr,  415  Battery 

''  California  Freie  Presse  "  (German), 
518  Sacramento 

California  Furniture  Mfg  Co,  N  P  Cole 
pros,  220-226  Bush 

California  Fu»e  .Association,  James  6 
Merritt  mgr,  35  Market 

CALIFOBNIA  GLASS  BENOINO 
ANB   CUTTIHO  WOBKS.  L  £ 

Hopper  propr,  31)^  Fremont 
California   Galvani/.ing   Works,    H    C 

Langrehs  and  T  Simon,   16  Drumm 

and  25  Market 
"  California  Giocer,"  B  N  Rowley  mgr, 

124  California 
California  Hall,  Green  st 
"  California  Horticulturist "  (monthly), 

409  Washington 

CAUFOBNIA  HOSIEBT  CO,  Peter 

Thomson  pres  and  J  no  A  Swuenarton 
mgr,  mfrs  ladies',  children's,  men's 
and  youth's  woolen  and  merino  hos- 
iery and  knit  underwear.  111  Sun- 
some 

California  Hotel,  Pinson  &  Michaud 
proprs,  210  Montgomery  ave 

California  House,  John  Somaly  and  A 
Schneider  proprs,  626  Ciilifomia 

California  Immigrant  Union,  W  H 
Martin  agt,  330  Sutter 

CALIFOBNIA IMMIGBATION  AS- 
SOCIATION, A  W  Preston  sec,  10 
I      <  'aliiornia 

California  Insurance  Co,  C  T  Hopkins 
I      pres,  318  California 

CALIFOBNIA    ITALIAN  PASTE 

CO,  C  R  Splivalo  &  Co  proprs.  415 
Battery      » 

CALIFOBNIA  JEWELBT  CO.  Levi, 
son  Bros  proprs,  134  Sutter 

"CALIFOBNIA  JOXTBNAL"  (week- 
ly), Huefuer  &,  Kayser  proprs,  802 
M  intgomery 

"California  Journal  American  Legion 
of  Honor,"  32  OTarreli 

California  Land  Investment  Co,  207 
Sansome 


California  Laiindry,  Ferguson  ft  Biggy 

Sroprs,  113  Stevenson 
ifornia  Line  Clipper  Ships,  William^ 
•   Dimond  ft  Co,  202  Market 
California  Lodge  No  163, 1 0  B  B,  Louis 
Blank   sec.    B'nai    B'rith  Hall,   121 
Eddy 
California   Machine   Works,    Wm    H 
Birch  propr,  119  Beal^ 

CALIFOBNIA  HABKET.  Thos 

Brown  uupt.  Pine  and  California  bet 
Montgomery  and  Kearny 

CAUFOBNIA  MEDICAL  COL- 
LEGE. I>  MacLean  pns,  324  Sutter 

Caliloruia  and  Meaioan  Steamship  Line, 
J  Bermingham  agt,  10  Market 

California  Mining  Co,  C  P  Gordon  sec, 
room  23,  309  Montgomery 

California  Neck-tie  Manufactory,  James 
N  Makins  propr,  506  Market 

California  Neptune  Fishing  Co,  Catania 
ft  Baretta  proprs,  stalls  3.3-39  San 
Francisco  Market 

California  and  Nevada  Ice  Co,  G  W 
Stewart  supt,  356  Tthama 

California  and  Nevada  Railroad  Co,  £ 
A  Phelps  sec,  office  328  Montgomery 

California  Nursery,  Henry  Melde  propr. 
San  Bruno  Road  bet  28th  and  29th 

CALIFOBNIA  OIL  BEFINING  00. 

J  0  Kiewisch  propr,  t»35  Montgomery 
California  Oil  Works,  Haycock,  Tallant 

ft   Cotton,  crushers  of   linseed  and 

other  oils,  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Main 
California   and    Oregon  Cider   Works, 

Preble  ft  Jones  proprs,  218  Davis 
California  and  Pacific  Cream  of  Tartar 

Works,  A  Vignier  propr,  968  and  970 

Bryant  near  7th,  office  429  and  431 

Battery 
California  Pacific  Railroad,  N£  cor  4th 

anu  Townsend 
California  Package  Disinfecting  Co,  E 

Hayden 

CALIFOBNIA   FAINT  CO.  C  W 

Beach  pres  and  F  H  Kellogg  sec,  419 
and  421  Jackson,  O  S  Orrick  general 
agt,  403  Murket 

Cul  fornia  Paper  Bag  Co  (Santa  Clara 
county.  Cat),  Frank  H  McCormick 
pres,  109  California 

Calitornia  Paper  Co,  W  G  Halsted  sec, 
4  California 

"  Califi irnia  Patron '"  (agricultural  week- 
ly), J  P  Webster  mgr,  40  Calif i^rnia 

CALIFOBNIA  PICKLE  FACTOBT. 

J  Lohrinaiin  and  D  Siemer,  tO  Clay 

CALIFOBNIA   PIANO    MFG  CO. 

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Calitornia  Pottery  and  Terra  Cotta  Co, 
W  E  Stevens  agt,  cor  Market  and 
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Y  Easterly  pres,  330  Pine 

OALIFOaniA  POWDER  WORKS. 

N  G  Kittle  prea,  J  F  Lohae  seo,  23U 
California 
California  Printing  Office,  C    F  Lieb 
propr,  635  Clay 

CALIFORNIA  REFRIGERATOR 
AHO  FORK  FACKINO  AND 
FR0VI8I0N  CO.  A  T  Spotta  prea 
and  general  mgr,  T  T  Spotta  aec,  727, 
729  and  731  4th 

California  Savinga  and  Loan  Society, 
David  Fox  prea,  John  Bain  treaa, 
Vernon  Campoell  aec,  M  W  cor  Powell 
and  Eddy 

California  School  of  Design,  Virgil 
Williama  director,  430  Pine 

California  Silk  Co,  R  R  Yatea  agt,  685 
Market 

California  Society  for  Prevention  of 
Cruelty  to  Children  and  Aniinala, 
Joseph  W  Winana  pres  and  Nathan- 
iel Hunter  sec,  614  Merchant 

"California  Sontags  Ga8t,"603  Waah- 
ington 

"California  Spirit  of  the  Times,"  M  D 
Boruck  pub,  621  Sansome 

CALIFORNIA  SPRINQ  MFO  CO. 

A  8  Warner  pres,  Amaaa  Eaton  aec, 

147  and  149  New  Montgomery 
"  California  Staats  Zeitung,"  409  Bash 
California  State  Democratic  Club,  630 

Commercial 
California  Star  Oil  Worka  Co,  oils,  402 

Montgomery 

CALIFORNIA  STATE   MINING 

BUREAU.    Henry  G   Hanks    State 

mineralogist,  212  Sutter 
California     State    Woman's    Hospital, 

Sacramento  bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
California  St  R  H,  NE  cor  California 

and  Larkin 
California  Sugar  Refinery,  SW  cor  8th 

and     Brannan;     new    refinery    from 

Nevada  to  Humboldt  and  Louisiana 

to  Maryland,  Claus  Spreckels  prea, 

office  327  Market 
California  Suit  Mfg  Co,   Chas  Mayer, 

569  Market 
California  Teachers'  Ac^ncy,  Miss  Julia 

M  White  mgr,  838  Market 
California  Tea  Co,   G  Midd  hoff  propr, 

142  3d 
California  Theatre,   Bush  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupoiit 
California   Tool    Works,    J    Weichart 

propr,  143  and  145  Beale 

CALIFORNIA  TRANSFER  CO, 

Hayes  ft  Co  proprs,  222  Montgomery 
and  5-.'4  Davis 
Californiik  Transportation  Co,  A  Nelson 
pres,  NW  cor  Jackson  and  East 


California  Tug  Boat  Co,  Joseph  H  Red- 
mond mgr,  106  Steuart 

California  Vigorit  Powder  Co,  George 
W  Sessions  sec,  room  62,  309  Moat- 

S»mery 
fomia  Volcanic  Mineral  Water,  C  A 
Miller  nres,  371  Howard 

CALIFORNIA  WINE  COOPER- 
AGE. Fulda  Bros  proprs,  30-40  Spear 

CALIFORNIA  WIRE  WORKa 

mfrs  of  iron  and  steel  ropes,  wire 
cordage,  wire,  wire  soods  and  barbed 
fence  wire,  A  S  HalTidie  pres,  Henry 
L  Davis  tie  and  treas,  6  California 

California  Yeagers  Armory,  C  Spiegal 
captain,  620  Bush 

"CALIFORNIAN"  (The)  (monthly 
mauazine),  California  ruhlisbing  Co 
puluishers,  408  California 

CALIFORNIA   PUBUSHINO  CO. 

publishers  **The  Califoruian," .  408 
California 

California  Vinegar  Works,  608  and  610 
Lombard 

Callaghan  Miles  (Callaghan  &  Danehy), 
186th 

Callaghan  D  (McCarthy  Bros  &  Co),  119 
Front 

Callaghan  &  Danehy  (Miles  Callaghan 
and  J  Danehy),  liquors,  18  6th 

Callaghan  John  D,  physician,  852  Fol- 
som 

Callahan  David,  bootmaker,  274  Bran- 
nan 

Callahan  RO,  bootmaker,  1131  Colum- 
bia 

Callan  &  E|arry  (Thos  Callan  and  J  Bar- 
ry), liquors,  S£  cor  Montgomery  and 
Merchant 

Callan  Edward,  wood  and  coal,  1023 
Harrison 

Callan  Thos  (Callan  k  Barry),  S£  cor 
Montgomery  and  Merchant 

Callan  Thos,  saloon,  208  Bush 

Callan  Thomas  N,  dry  goods,  34  4th 

Callander  John  T,  boardmg-house,  5 
Broadway 

Callandreau  £  P,  physician,  1234  Stock- 
ton 

Callandreau  J,  physician,  1234  Stock- 
ton 

Callender  Henry  A,  watches  and  jewel- 
ry, lOJ  Stockton 

Callet  F,  cigars,  tobacco  and  liquors, 
502  2d 

Callinan  John,  barber,  163  2d 

CALUNOHAM  W  J  (W  J  Callingham 
&  Co),  213  Sansome 

CALLINGHAM  W  J  &  CO  (W  J  Cai- 

liugham),  genera  mdae  agts,  213  San- 
some 
Callundan  J,  collector,  240  Montgomery 
Caiman  J  J,  harnessmaker,  804  ^  Folsom 


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Harrison  bet  6th  and  7th 
Calnan  &  Donegau  (D  Calnanft  J  J  Don- 
egan),  woi>d  and  coal,  1023  Harrison 
bet  6th  and  7th 
Calvary  Cemetery,  Robt   Do  wan  supt, 

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Calvary     Presbyterian      Church,     cor 

Geary  and  Powell 
Calvert  John,    druggist,   NW  cor  4th 

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Calvert  W  B  ( J   W  Gendar  &  Co),  948 

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Calvert  Wm,  dentist,  209  Geary 
Calway  Nellie,  dressmaker,  260  8th 
Calwell  T  C,  bakery,  605  Post 
Camariniis  D  G,  fruit,   candies,    cigars 
and  tobacco,  8E  cor  Sutter  And  Powell 
Cambrian  Hall,  1133  Mission 
Cambridge  Archibald  (White,  Grey  & 

Co),  114  and  116  Kenrny 
Camera  Peter,   bootmaker,   618  Broad- 
way 
Cameron    Miss    A,    stamping  and  em- 
broidering, 252  Ellis 
CAMERON  ANOirSlCameron  &  Hull), 

40i)  Mission 
Cameron  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  W 

J  Blattner  sec,  207  Sanuoine 
CAMERON  ft  HULL  (Angus  Came- 
ron and  Geo  L  Hull),  woodturners,  40i) 
Missiim 
Games  Peter,  laundry,  I5C  Ship'ey 
CAMILLONI  0  &  COi  successors  to 
A  Kittore  &  Co,  tish.  Hew  Clay  Street 
Market 
Camous  Andre,   locksmith  and  machin- 
ery, 436  Brsh 
Campaign  Hall,    cor  Montgomery  and 

Vallejo 
Campbell  A  Sr  (A  &  H  C  Campbell),  530 

California 
Campbell  A  &  H  C,    attorney s-at-law, 

630  California 
Campbell  Alex  Jr,  attorney -at-law,  511 

California 
Campbell  Colin  (Campbell  &  Sanderson), 

530  California 
Campbell  &  Gallagher  (Patrick  H  Camp- 
bell and  James  C  Gallagher),  saLon, 
225  3d 
CAMPBELL  GEORGE  (Dickson,  De 

Wolfe  &  Co),  412  and  414  Battery 
Campbell  H  C  (A  &  H  C  Campbell),  530 

California 
Campbell  James,  notions,  243  4th 
Campbell  James,  supt  California  Bel- 
lows Mfg  Co,  32  Fremont 
Campbell  James  A  (N  Gray  ft  Co),  641- 

645  Sacramento 
Campbell  J  D  (Jas  Sullivan  ft  Co),  219 

Davis 
Campbell  J  W  H,  grain  elevator,  foot 
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Ca.npbeU  Murdoch,  hardware,  7  Sten- 

art 
Campbell  P  A,  ores  Golden  Age  Mill  Co, 

Battery  bet  Broadway  and  Pacific 
Campbell  Patrick  H  (Campbell  ft  Galla- 
gher), 226  3d  .       ^ 
Campbell  ft   Sanderson  (Cohn    Camp- 
beU  and  A  A  Sanderson),   attorneys- 
at-la«^,  630  California 
Campbell  Mrs  Sarah,  fruits  and  vegeta- 
bles, 211  6th  ,       ^^,„ 
Campbell    Thomas,    blacksmith,     268 

Brannan 
Campbell  Vernon,  sec  of  The  California 
Savings  and  Loan  Society,   NW  cor 
Powell  and  Eddy 
Campbell  W  H,  commission  merchant, 

402  Front 
Campbell    W    S,    notary    public,    601 

Montgomery 
Campe  Fred,  groceries,  218  2d 
Campe  Henry,  groceries,  SE  coi    How- 
ard and  12th 
Campi  Restaurant,  N  Giamboni  propr, 

531  and  533  Clay 
Campion   B   W,    attomey-at-law,   230 

Montgomery 
Campo  Seoo  Copper  Co,  Daniel  Buck, 

room  81,  309  Montgomery 
Canada  Pacific    Railroad,  U  Hensbaw 

Ward  mgr,  426  California 
Canadian  Association,   Adam  Gilliland 

sec,  121  Eddy 
Canavan's  Hall,  Howard  bet  7th    and 

8th 
CANDAU  F  &  CO  (F  Candau  and  M 
Hirigoyen),  liquors  and  wines,  213  3d 
CANDAU  F^UX  (F  Candau  ft  Co), 

213  3d 
Candelaria  Mfg  Co,  J  B  Russell  pres, 

327  Pine 
Cane  A  fred  (Cane  ft  Teague),  142^  4th 
Cane  John,  liquors,  15  Howard 
Cane  ft  Teague  (A  Cane  and  L  A  Tea- 
gue), dentists,  142^  4th 
Catiepa  Mrs  C,  midwife,  618  Green 
Canepa  Peter,  baths,  325  Montgomery 

ave 
Canham  Fred  (Morgan  Bros  ft  Canham), 

616  Market 
Canioni    Pascal,  restaurant,   1126   Du- 

pont 
Canney  F  E  J,    physician,   St  Ann's 

Building 
Cannon's  Hall,  John  Cannon  propr,  NW 

cor  17th  and  Howard 
Cannon  John,  saloon,  NW  cor  I7th  and 

Howard 
Cannon  Mrs  L,  notions,  1354  Howard 
Cantet  B,  tailor,  284^  Stevenson 
Canton  Insurance  Co  of  Hongkong,  Par- 

ro't  ft  Co  agts,  306  California 
Cantrell   Thomas    G    (National    Iron 
Works),  NW  cor  Main  and  Howard 


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GAHTT  THOBi  grooeriei,  623  4th 

Canty  Timuthy,  tailor,  818  Howard 

Capen  ft  Co,  furniturfl  and  hon.'e  furn- 
uhins  Boods,  316  Haye* 

Capen  W  F,  furniture  and  bedding,  316 
Hayea 

Capitol  House,  F  L  Turpin  propr,  637 
Sacramento 

Capitol  Mills,  Deming  Palmer  ft  Co,  202 
and  204  Davia 

Capitol  Saloon,  liquors,  226  Montgom- 
ery 

Capoulade  John,  tailor,  632  Washington 

CappC  S  (C  S  Capp  ft  Co),  428  Mont- 
gomery 

Capp  C  S  ft  Co  (C  S  .Capp),  real  estate, 
428  Montgomery 

Cappola  Miss  Mary  R,  lodging-house, 
5U6  4th 

Caraffa  O  B  (G  B  Caraffa  ft  Co),  1309 
Dupont 

CABAFFA  0  B  ft  00  (G  B  Caraffa 
and  Thomas  Guinassi),  proprs  Genoa 
Bakery,  13U9  Dupont 

Card  W  H,  dentist,  413  Bush 

Cardaire  D  ft  Co,  proprs  California 
Cream  Tartar  Works,  314  Townsend 

Cardano  Mike,  bootblack,  646  Clay 

CardinellJohn  A,  collector,  234  Mont- 
gomery 

Cwrdiiiet  ft  Desenfant  (E  H  Cardinet 
and  P  J  Desenfant),  84  and  85  Cali- 
fornia Market 

Cardinet  Emil  H  (Cardinet  ft  Desen- 
fant), 84  and  85  California  Market 

Cardozo  John,  hotel,  316  Drumm 

Cardozo  John,  barber,  324  Drumm 

Carey  Miss  A  M,  dressmaker,  226 
Stockton 

Carey  Mrs  C  B,  bakery  and  dressmaker, 
423  4th 

Carey  Maurice,  groceries,  49  Minna 

Carey  Michael,  saloon,  642  Mission 

Carick  J  R  (Carick,  Williams  ft  Wright), 
616  and  519  6th 

Carick,  Williams  ft  Wright  (J  R  Carick, 
Hannibal  Williams  and  William  S 
Wright),  515-519  6th 

Cant  J  A,  commission  merchant,  4ll1f 
California 

Carl  A  (Carl  ft  Co),  204  and  206  Com- 
mercial 

Carl  ft  Co  (A  Carl  and  J  Cullumber), 
coopers,  204  and  206  Commercial 

Carleton  Mrs  J,  dressmaker,  248  Ellis 

Carlin  John,  insurance  broker,  441 
California 

Carlisle  A  (A  Carlisle  ft  Co),  stationers 
and  printers,  226  California 

Carlisle  A  ft  Co  (A  Carlisle  and  H  R 
Williar),  stationers  and  printers,  226 
Califorfiia 

Carll  A  W,dancinff  academy,  1332  Bush 

Carll'sHall,  1328  Bush 


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Carll    Mrs   Sarah,    lodging-house,    798    ^ 
Mission  I  ^ 

Carlors    Tiburoio,    hamessmaker,   626  I  ^^ 
Pacific 

Carlos  J  Mexia,  Mexican  consul,  606 
Batterv 

Carlson  Mrs  Amanda,  coffee  house,  212 
4th 

Carlson  Bros  (Chas  E  and  S  A  Carlson), 
saloon,  cor  East  and  Merchant 

Carlson  C  (Carlson  ft  Ericson),  427  Bush 

Carlson  C  I,  second-hand  furniture,  etc, 
223  4th 

Carlson  ft  Currier  (Ed  Carlson  and  J  P 
Currier),  wholesale  silk  and  spool 
thread,  566  Market 

Carlson  Ed  (Carlson  ft  Currier),  666 
Market 

Carlson  ft  Ericson  (C  Carlson  and  S 
Ericson),  liquors,  427  Bush 

Carman  W,  physicii  n,  410  Post 

Carmany  C,  mgr  Commercial  Hotel,  SE 
cor  Montgomery  ave  and  Pa'^ific 

Carmany  Cyrus  W,  cashier  Savings  ft 
Loan  Society,  615  Clay 

Carmany  J  H  ft  Co,  publishers  "  Com- 
mercial Herald,"  40i)  Washington 

Carmany  J  W,  shirts  and  furnishing 
goods,  25  Kearny 

Carmatz  Adulph,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  527  Sansome 

Carmen  Island  Salt  Works,  E  M  Block 
propr,  207  Front 

Carmichael  J  A,  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  1224  M  .rket 

Carnall  Nathan  C,  real  estate,  320  San- 
some 

Carnell  R,  confectionery  and  fruits, 
I42i  6th 

CABNSS  GEORGE  A,  librarian  Odd 
Fellows'  Library  Association,  326 
Montgomery 

Caro  Louis,  fancy  goods,  236  Hth  and 
50  7th 

Caro  S,  clothing,  1032  Market 

Caro  Samuel,  fruits  and  produce,  43  3d 

Caro  W,  importer  of  diamonds,  "Chron- 
icle "  Building 

Caroe  Mrs  Thos,  shirt  mfr,  9  Geary 

CABOLAN.  COBT  &  CO  (James  Caro- 
lan  and  Isaac  Cory),  hard  war  ,  iron 
and  steel,  117  and  119  California  and 
120  and  122  Fr<  nt 

Carolan  James  (Carolan,  Cory  ft  Co), 
117  California 

Carolin  James,  saloon,  3*3  3d 

Caronte  Joseph,  umbrellas  and  parasols, 
46  Geary 

CSABPENTEB  E  W.  asst  sec  Fire- 
man's tund  Insurance  Co  of  Califor- 
nia, SW  Cor  California  and  Sansome 

Carpenter  W  H,  veterinary  surgeon,  966 
Howard  and  373  Natoma  bet  1st  and 
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Carpenter  W  H  ft  Son,  livery  stable, 

371  Natoma 
Carpentier   H    W,  attorney-at-law,    6 

MontBomery  ave 
OARPT  0  (C  Anduran  ft  Co),  S15  and 

517  Sacramento 
Carr  ft  Co  (Wm  Carr),  Pioneer  Ware- 

houu,  oor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Cnrr  Howard  (KlMin  ft  Carr),  819  Market 
CARR  JOHN,  drnguist.  401  6th 
Carr  Joseph  J,  groceries,  cor  18th  and 

Dolores 

Carr  P  J,  furniture,  2801  Mission 
Carr  Thomns,  saloon,  306  Minna 
Carr  W,    warehouse    and   commission 

merchant,  office  3*23  Front 
Carracia  Fredcrigo,  groceries,  NW  cor 

Ellis  and  l^uchaiian 
Carreri  Adolph  (Eug  Thomas  ft  Co),  617 

and  019  Sansome 
Carrick  J  R  (San  Francisco  Box  Co), 

515-519  5th 
Carrie  Victorio,  laundry,  NE  cor  24th 

and  Biirtlett 
CARRIER  0  S>  mining,  room  23,  230 

Montgomery 
CARRIOAN    A    (Dunham,    Carrigan 

ft  Co),  107  Front 
Carro  Morris,  pawnbroker,  414  Pacitic 
Carrol  Patrick,  liquors,  60  and  62  lat 
Carroll,  Abrams  ft   Carroll  (Richard  T 
and    George    L   Carroll),    wholesale 
liquors,  3  and  5  Front 
Carroll  Bros  (Patrick  and  Thomas  Car- 
roll), groceries,  cur  Minna  and  3d 
Carroll  Denis,  groceries,   SE  cor  17th 

and  Capp 
Carroll  ft  Gamper  (J  F  Carroll  and  Geo 

0«mper),  saloon,  213  and  215  Pino 
Carroll  Geo  L  (Carroll,   Abrams  ft  Car- 
roll), 3  and  5  Front 
CARROLL  MRS  J,  ladies'  nurse,  746 

Howard 
Carroll  J  F  (Carroll  ft  Cimper),  213  and 

215  Pine 
CarroUJas  (Carroll  ft  Tilton),  873  Mar- 
ket 
Carroll  John,  wood  and  conl,  238  11th 
Carroll  John,  groceries,  509  Howard 
I  Carroll  John  (J,  bikkery  and  rest<iurant, 

110  Ist 
Carroll  Mich,  bootmaker,  753  Brannau 

bet  6th  and  7th 
Carroll  Patrioc   ;.ud  Thomaa   (Carroll 

Bros),  cor  Minna  and  3d 
C.  rroll  Richaj-d,  grocer,  1011   Harrison 

bet  6th  and  7th 
Carroll  Richard  T  (Carroll,   Abrams  ft 

Carroll),  3  and  5  Front 
Carroll  ft  Tilton  (Jas  Carroll  and  Wm 
H  Tilton),  fumibhing  goods,  873  Mar- 
ket 


CARROLL  WM.  cigars  and  tobaoco, 
310  Post 

Carroaso  Paolo,  Mloon  and  restaurant, 
3  Vallejo 

Carruthers  J  (Well,  Carruthera  ft  Co), 
37  Market 

CARSON  BROS  (J  B  and  John  G  Car- 
sou),  rooms  U-1 1,  504  Kearny 

Carson  Henry  W,  fruits,  etc,  224  1st 

CARSON  J  B  (Carson  Bros),  504 
Kearny 

CARSON  J  0  (Carson  Bros),  504 
Kearny 

Carson  Samuel,  wholesale  books  and 
stationery,  120  Sutter 

OHrson  Wm  (Dolbeer  ft  Carson),  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Carsten  ft  Co,  groceries,  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  17th 

Carsten  Fred  (Carsten  ft  Co),  NW  cor 
Mission  and  17th 

CARSTEN8EN  JULIUS,  groceries, 
N  W  cor  Dolores  and  ^9th 

Cartain  C  M,  painter,  1 120  Taylor 

Cartnn  Frank  M  (Cartan,  McCarthy  ft 
Co),  511  and  513  Sacramento 

Cartan,  McCarthy  ft  Co  (Frank  M  Car- 
tan  and  Timothy  F  McCarthy),  whole- 
sale li(|Uors,  511  and  513  Sacramen  o 

Carier  Mrs  Jennie,  dressmaker,  1109 
Folsom 

Carter  John  T,  accountant,  513  Cali- 
fornia 

Carter  Miss  Lizzie,  millinery,  906  Mar- 
ket 

Carter  Thos,  railway  carriage  manufac- 
toi  y,  office  632  Market 

Carter  Thomas,  tailor,  508  Post 

Carter  William  A  (Adams  ft  Carter),  109 
California 

Carthcut  J  L  (L  N  Handy  ft  Co),  32 
Cl«y 

Carty  Luke,  groceries,  1329  Sansome 

Carvell  T  F,  propr  Lombard  and  Bay 
Warehouse,  cor  Sansome  aud  Lom- 
bard 

CarviU  A  D,  prea  an<l  supt  Carvill  Mfg 
Co,  7  and  9  Powell 

Carvill  John,  blacksmith,  1221  Pierce 

CARVILL  MANUFACTURINO  CO, 

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buggies,  7  and  9  Powell 
Cary    Jam'S  C,    attorney-at-law,    420 

Montgomery 
Caryle  Mrs  C,  fancy  store,  cor  Railroad 

and  12tb  aves 
Casabome  6  B,  saloon,  NE  cor  Dupont 

and  Pacific 

CASAImOVA  HENRT  (F  Daneri  ft 

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OaM  Chus  E,  dentiit,  209  Kearny 
Cm«  J  D,  agt  C  P  K  R  *nd  stMmera  (or 

Sooramento,  Market  Street  Wharf 
Caaeline  V  (Pvdroni  tt  Caaeline).  50»-fil3 

Broadway 
Caaea    Al>)«rt,    boota    and   ahoea,    702 

Broadway 
Caaewell  John,  veterinary  aurgeon,  219 

Ellia 
CHatiy  F  M,  mfr  of  boota  and  ahoea,  28 

2d 
GASET  Ml  liquors,  boarding  And  lodg- 
ing, 430  Brantian 
Caaey  Miaa  M  E,  teacher  Haight  Gram- 

miir  School 
Oaaey  M  F,  bootmaker,  28  2d 
Caaey  Miaa  Nellie,  millinery,  1003  Mia- 

aion 
Caaey  Miaa  Nellie,  dreaamaker,  NE  oor 

Kearny  and  Poat 
Caafy  Owen,  tjroceriea,  038  Bryant 
Caaey  Rev    Peter,    pastor    St    Peter'a 

Church,  Columbia  bet  24th  and  20th 
Caahin  John,  aeo  and  nupt  Mutual   Ice 

Co,  222  5th 
C^ahman  D  (Doyle  &  Caahman),  SW 

cor  3rl  and  Howard 
Caahm.'in  M  A,  dipsomania  cure,  1 104 

Mission 
Cusmack  Wm  D,  saloon,  660  Mission 
Conner  Jonas,  cigar  mt'r,  1118  Howard 
Cusper  Samuel,  wholesale  human  hair, 

585  Market 
Cass  J  J,  locksmith,  366  3d 
Casaedy  E«lward,  fruit  and  vegetables, 

SE  cor  Post  and  Lyon 
Caaserly    Augustine,   law  student,  310 

Pine 
Caaaidy  Andrew,  groceries,  201  Valencia 
Coasidy  Edward,  groceries,  2*21  Tyler 
Caaaidy  Mrs  Mary  E,   periodicals,   143 

5th 
Casaidy  Patrick,  butcher,  204  23d 
Caaaidy  Wm,  variety,  143  5th 
Coa-illy  J  P,  dentist  aitd  physician,  132 

4th 
OASSIH  P  J  ft  CO  importers  of  liquora, 

433  Battery 
Caaaio  G  A.  barber,  1423  Dupont 
Caaauben  E,  paper  hang«-r,  10J7  Ellia 
Caatagnet  &  Co  (P  Castagnet  &  B  Baa- 

oo),  li((uor8,  S30  MtTchant  , 

Caatagnet    P    (Caatagnet  k  Co),    630 

Merchant 

CA8TAQHZTT0  GIOVANNI,    dry 

and  funcy  ^ooda,  1234  Dupont 
Caata^netto  P,  groceries,  1345  Dupont 
CaatelG,  French  polisher,  415  Powell 
Caat^lhun  F  J,  lawyer,  rooms  7  and  8, 

609  Sacramento 
Caaielli  Giovanni,  fmita,  NW  cor  Hyde 

and  Sutter 


GA8TILL0  ft  SON  (Lm  aud  DM), 
grooariaa,  NE  oor  Day  ft  Sanchei 

0A8TBLL0  D  M  (Caatello  ft  Son),  gro- 
oenea,  NE  cor  Day  and  Sanohea 

0A8TBLL0  ICO    (CxBtello  ft    Son). 

NEcor  Day  and  Sanclioz 
Caatello  Mrs  Mary,  saloon,  821  Folaom 
Caatillar  Mra  U  M,  bookbindery,  642 

Waahington 
Caittle  Broa  &   Loupe  (Walter  M  and 

Frederick  Caatle  ft   Leopo'd  lioupe), 

importera  and  wholeaale  groocra,  213- 

217  Fronr 
Castle  Chas,  cigars  and  tobacco,  356  3d 
Castle  Dome  Mining   and  Smelting  Co, 

W  P  Miller  supt,  30',)  Moiit)(omery 
Castle  Frederick  (Castle  Bros  ft  Loupe), 

2i:<-217  Front 
Cattle   Walter     M     (Castle     Bros     ft 

Loupe),  213-217  Front 
Castro  L,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 

611  Montgomery 
Caswell  A  L  J,  painter,  433  Greenwich 
Caawell  Mrs  E  E,  milliner,  28  Post 

CASWELL  THOMAS  H,  Grand  Re- 
corder Grand  Cunimaudiing  Knights 
Templar  of  California,  and  Grand 
Recorder  Grand  Council  of  Royal  and 
Select  Masters  of  California,  Masonic 
Temple,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and 
Post 

Catania  ft  Baretta  (M  L  Catania  and  J 
Boretta),  California  F  shing  Co,  37- 
39  >San  Francisco  Market 

Catania  Joseph,  akt  California  Neptune 
Fishing  Co,  stalTa  33-39  Sun  Francisco 
Market 

Catania  M  L  (Catania  ft  Baretta),  37-39 
San  Francisco  Market 

Catechi  John,  confectionery  and  fruit, 
204  2d 

Ctttlin  ft  Grampsis  (Paul  Grumpsis  and 
H  Catlin),  fruit  and  confectionery, 
SE  cor  Taylor  and  Turk 

Catlin  P  H  (Catlin  ft  Grampsis),  SE 
cor  Taylor  and  Turk 

Cattarina  E  J  ft   Co  (E  J  Cattarina  ft 

V    Valentine),    watermelons,    canta- 

lopoH  and  fruits,  519  Front 
Cattarina  E  J  (E  J  Cattarina  ft  Co),  519 

Front 
Cattermole  Bros  (Chaa  and   John   Cat- 

termole),  groceries,  SE    cor  Vallejo 

and  Mason 
Cattermole  Chas    ft    Broa  ( Chas    H, 

John  and  C  A  Cattermole),  groceries 

nnd    liquors,     NW    cor   Davis    and 

Broadway  and    SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Maaon 
Cattermole  C  A  (Charles  Catt«rmole  ft 

Bros),  SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Maaon 
Cattermole  John  (Cattermole  ft  Bros), 

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Caulfield  &  Lynch  (H  F  Caulfield  and 

H  T  Lynch),  cigars  and  tobacco,  450^ 

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Causae  Mrs  Mary,  laundry,  611  Turk 
Cavagnaro    Dominick,    lodgings,     628 

Broadway 
Cavagnaro  Frank,  boots  and  shoes.  1427 

Dupont 
Cavagnaso  Joseph    .  ,   attorney-at-law, 

318  Pine 
Cavalletti  D,  fish  market,  stall  21  Met- 
.   ropolitan  Market,  cor    Mission  and 

New  Montgomery 
Cavalli   Andrea    P,     machinist,     lOII 

Kearny 
Cavalli  M  A,  machinist  and  locksmith, 

101 1  Kearny 
Cavallier  J  P,  mining,  419  California 
Cavanagh     Patrick,    ^vood    and    coal, 

1503  and  1505  California 
Cavendish  Henry  M,   attorney-at-law, 

629  Kearny 
Cawley  Wm,  saloon,  147  3d 
Cazeaux    D  &  Co  (D  Cazeaux  and   A 

Drayeur),  proprs  Miners'  Bestaurant, 

531  and  533  Commercial 
Cazeaux  D    ( D  Cazeaux  &    Co),   531 

Commercial 
Cazeaux    J,    meats,   stall    65     Centre 

Market 
Cefous  James,  barber,  125  5th 
Ceiaroni     &     Spruzzali,     liquors,     621 

Broadwaj' 
Cellarius  Geo,  musician,  1614  Mission 

CENTENNIAL  CHAIR  FACTORY. 

Chas  Greffe  propr,  mfr  of  chair  and 

lounge  frames,  508  and  510  5th 
Centennial  Hall,  421  Hayes 
Centennial  House,  John  C  Seich  propr, 

lodging,  318  Pacific 
Center  House,  F  Le  Jeal  propr,  2015 

Folsom 
Center  John,  real  estate,  420  California  I 
Center  Market,    SE   cor  Dupont    and 

Sutter 
Center  Wm,  prcs  Hakalan  Plantation 

Co 
Central  Bnths,  Louis  Corriveau  propr, 

113  Geary 
Central  Bottle  Depot,  D  Manheim  mgr, 

11 22  Mission 
C  '■ntrnl  California  Colony,  Jno  E  Mason 

mgr,  306  Pine 

CENTRAL  COFFEE  HOUSE,  John 

Monson  jiropr^  923  Market 

CENTRAL  OAS  UOHT  CO,  Jaa  W 

Burling  sec,  413  California 
Central  Hall,  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Central  M  E  Church,  Rev  Elbert  R  Dille 

pastor,  res  1061  Mission,  church  bet 

Dth  anid  7'^h  on  Mission 


Central  Hotel,  H  W  Lewis  propr,  217 
Broadway 

CENTRAL  PACIFIC  HOTEL.  J  M 

Farrell  propr,  348  4th 
Central  Pacific  Railroad,  offices  NE  cor 

4th  and  Townsend 
Central  Passenger  Railroad  Co,  Reuben 

Morton  supt,  32  Turk 
Central  Presbyterian  Tabernacle,  Rev 
W  J  Smith  pastor,  Tyler  bet  Taylor 
and  Jones 
Centre  Market.  N  Dodge  supt,  cor  Du- 
pont and  Sutter 
Cereghino    David,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

702  Montgomery 
Cereghino  Luigi,   bootblack,   547  Mer- 
chant 
Cereghino    R,    groceries.    Mission   bet 

29tli  and  30th 
Cereghuio    Benedetti,    wood  and  coal, 

428  Pacific 
Cerf  A  (Bay  City  Mfg  Co),  225  Fell 
(^erf  A  (J  Cerf  &  Co),  517  Market 
Cerf  J  (Bay  City  Mfg  Co),  225  Fell 
Cerf  J  &  Co  (Jules  and  Albert  Cerf), 
wholesale  crockery  and  glassware,  517 
and  519  Market 
Cerf  Jules  (J  Cerf  &  Co),  517  and  519 
Market;  first  vice-president  Board  of 
Trade  of  San  Francisc<»,  202  Market; 
Treasurer  B'nai  B'rith  Hall  Associa- 
tion, 119  and  121  Eddy;  pres  Pacific 
Building  and  Loan   Association,  729 
Montgonjery 

Cerf  M   (Blockman  &  Cerf),  5  and  7 

Drumm 
Cernogorevich  C,  coffee  stand,   13  Val- 

lejo 

CEVASCO  G  B.  editor  and  propr  of 
"The  La  Voce  Del  Popolo,'*^  535 
Washington 

Cevasco  L  &  Co,  liquors,  1229  Dupont 

Chace  &  Wilson  (H  B  Chace  and  J  H 
Wilson),  planing  mills  and  mfrs  of 
moldings,  rails,  etc,  124  and  126  Main 

Chadbourne  F  S  &  Co,  furniture  and 
upholsterers,  735  Market 

Chadbourne  Jabec,  attorney-at-law,  528 
California 

CHADBOURNE   JOSHUA   (Rider, 

Somers  &  Co),  pier  22  Steuart 
Chadbourne     Samuel     W    (Wright  & 

Chadbourne),  1332  Pacific 
Chadbourne  T  J,  mgr  Eclipse  Cracker 

Co,    214   Sacramento,   bakery    1414- 

1418  Dupont 
Chadwick  Char  (Buhlert  &  Chadwick), 

SW  cor  Montgomery  anil  Clay 
ChaSco,  Gdbert  &  Bonestell,   commis- 
sion San    Buenaventura,   Cal,   office 

400  Front 
Chaigneau  A,  printer  and  engraver,  536    g 

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Ohallense  Consolidated.  Mining  Co,  79 

Nevada  Block 
Chalmera-Speiice  Air  Space  Boiler  Co, 

£  T  Bac  •!!  &nt,  413  and  416  Pacific 
Chaloner  Kichud, plumber  and  gasfitter, 

641  Sutter 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  sec  Morris  Mar- 
cus, with  Foster  &  C  >,  26  California 
Chamberlain  Chas  H,  receiver  U  S  land 

office,  610  Commercial 
Chamberlaii^  Chas  8,  mgr  Judaon  Mfg 

Co,  402  Front 
Chamberlin  J  P  (Louterback  &  Cham- 

berlin),  993  Market 

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propra  Pacilio  Business  College,  320 
Post 

Chamberlin  W  E  Jr,  Pacific  Business 
College,  320  Post 

Chamberlin  Wm,  propr  The  Beresford 
.  Hotel,  600  Bush 

CHAMBERS  GEO  (Gladding,  McBean 
&  Co),  Chicago,  1!! 

Chambers  Mrs  Sarah,  lodging-house,  12 
Sacramento 

Champion  Hall,  bet  Tennessee  and 
Kentucky  on  Butte 

Champion  Mining  Co  (Bodie,  Cal),  2 
Nevada  Block 

"Champion"  (Temperance),  PO  Box 
2091 

Chancel  Julius,  laundry,  2405  California 

Chanche  A  G,  wines  and  liquors,  615 
and  617  Front 

CHANDLER  R  Di  coal  and  iron  deal- 
er, 118  and  120  Pacific 

Chandler  T  U  (WelU,Carruther8  k  Co), 
37  Market 

Chandler  Thomas,  pres  Seaman's  Board- 
ing M.iaters  Aiwciatioii,  603  Frent 

CH\PIN  QEOROE  W.  real  estate, 
310  M(»iitgnmery 

Ch->nin  S  A,  mining,  7  Montgomery  ave 

Chaplin  James,  accountant,  room  10,  1 
Califiirniii 

Chapman  &  Cunningham  (H  Chapman 
and  I'  R  Cu'iniiigh  im).  Central  Plan- 
ing Mill,  566-572  Brannan 

CHAPMAN  F  M  (Chapman  &  Hin- 

nian),  126  Ellis 
Chapman  H  (Cliupman  &  Cunningham), 

566-57'i  Bran  II  an 
Chnpnian  H,  jewelry  mfr,  60S  Merchant 

CHAPMAN  &  HINMAN  (F  M  Chap- 
man und  VV  s  Hiuman),  Norfolk  Liv- 
ery atublo,  126  Ellis 

Chapman  J  F  (Chapman  J  F  &  Co),  22 
California 

Chapman  J  a^  &  Co  ( J  F  Chapman), 
■hipping:  and  "lommiasion  merchants, 
22  California 

Chapman  L«>uis  B,  sec  Atlantic  Giant 
Powder  Cn,  4  California 


Chapman  Russell,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance, 317  Montgomery 

Chapman  R  E,  health  inspector,  14 
OFarrell 

Chapman  Wilfred  B,  agt  Universal  Ma- 
rine Insurance  Co  (limited)  of  London, 
123  Ciliforuia 

CHAPMAN  WMH,  stt'trney-at-law, 
106  Leideadorfif 

Chapman  W  S,  real  estate,  306  Pine 

Chapter  California  Ordir  of  Eastern 
Star,  B  B  Hall,  121  Eddy 

Charing  Saloon,  John  Eagles  and  Thos 
Wild  proprs,  6U2  Mission 

Chariot  Joseph,  watchmaker  and  jewel- 
er, 1116^  Folsom 

Charles  H  A,  mining  sec,  419  California 

Chariot  Mme  M  A,  ladies'  hair  work, 
1618  Polk 

Charmak  H  (Charmak  k  Co),  846  Mar- 
ket 

Charmak  H  ft  Co  (H  Charmak  and  D 
Cohen),  jewelry,  846  Market 

Charter  Oak  Hall,  771  Market 

CHARTER  OAK  LIFE  INSUR- 

i^CE  CO,  Frank  Eno  attorney,  528 
Cdlifornia 
Charter  Oak  Livery  Stable,  C  M  ShefiF  v 

propr,  775  Market 
Chart-r  Oak  lA>daa  K  of  H,  W  A  Rob- 
inson sec,  BW  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Chartier  Auguste,  liquors,  324  6th 
Chase  AUrart,  physician,  652  Market 
Chase  Mrs  £,  dressmaker,  )  19  Ellis 
Chase  Jas  B  (Chase  &  Wolff),  900  Front 

nr  Vullejo 
Chase  Q  A  (Kohler  &  Chase),    137  and 

139  Post 
Chase  Robt  P,  physician,  121  Turk 
Chase  Miss  Sarah  F.  dressmaker,  17  El- 
lis 
Chase  R  P  &  Co  (R  P  Chase)  ehoe  and 

slipper  factory,  869  Market 
Chose  Wm,  lodging-house,  48  4th 
Chase  h  Wolff  (Jns  B  Chase  and  Chas 
Wolff),   stevedores  and  ballast,    900 
Front  nr  Vallejo 
Chase  W  T,  carpenter,  250  Steuart 
Ch  ise  W  W,  h.iy  and  grain 
Chassagne   Leon,    (E  A  Jaujou  &  Co), 

430  and  432  ,'  .okson 
CHATTIN  ELTARD  (King  &  Chat- 
tin),  442  C.ilif'x  nia 
Chauche  A  u,    wiues  and  liquors,  615 

and  617  Front 
Chauncey  H  N,  commission  merchant, 

109  Caliroruia 
Chauvel  F,  laundry,  411  6ti. 
Cheesman  F  S,  Krocerie-t,  826  20th 
Cheignan  AdnlpTi,  bak<>ry,  814  Howard 
Chelesier  Louis,  cigars,  cor  16th  and  1st 

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Chelini  L,  fruits  and  vegetables,  528  3d 
Cheneau  Lizzi,  laundry,  430  Geary 


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cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Gherbra  Berith  Shalmom,  asaociations 

Sand  societies,  22  O'Farrell 
Cherry  Frank  W  (Cherry  &  ToIIes),  636 
Clay 
Cherry  &  ToUes  (Charles  H  Tolles  and 
Frank  W  Cherry),  official  shorthand 
reporters,  636  Clay 
.  .    Cherubina  Petri,  cigarmaker,    1407  Du- 

Spont 
_     Chesebrough  Andronicus  (Williams,  Di- 
mond  &  Co),  202  Market 
Chesley  U  P,  physician,  754  Howard 
»   Cheanp^  D,  liquors,  11 1  Dupout  and  133 
43        6th 

Chester   Frederick     &    Co   (Frederick 
Chester),  dry  goods,  102  Kearny  cor 
Post 
Chester  House,  Mrs  M  A  Hull  propr,  106 

Post 
CHETWOOD  J  T  (Rebman  &  Chet- 

wood),  31  6tb  and  1036  Market 
Chevalier  F  &  Co  (Fortune  &  Cheva- 
lier), wines  and  liquor j,   520  and  522 
Washington 
Chevelli  Raphael  (F  Arata  &  Co),  526 

Broadway 
Cheyne  R,  fruits  and  cigars,  140  lat 
Cheyrias    R    (Cheyrias    &   Passet),     7 

Brooks 
Cheyrias  &  PassetfR  Cheyrias  andA  Pas- 
set),  job  printing.  7  Brooks 
Chicago  Beer  Hall,  Hencken  Bros  (John 
and  Martin  Hencken)  proprs,    154  3d 
Chicago  and  Grand  Trunk  R  R,  H  B 
Smith  Jr  general  agt,   8  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Chicago  Hotel,    Mrs  E  W    Heimburg 
propr,  220  and  222  Pacific 

CHICAGO  NICKEL  PLATING  CO. 

Rudgear    &    Parr,   gold,   silver  and 
nickel  plating,  23  Stevenson 
Ch:'.ago  Restaurant,  John  George  propr, 
"I      205  3d 

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a^t,  608  Market 
Chichizola  Antonio,  groceries,  726  and 
727  Sansome 
O    Chick  Elwell,  carpenter,  cor  Washing- 
.    .        ton  and  Hyde 

CHICKERING  &  THOMAS  (W  H 
Chickering    and    ".Villiam    Thomas), 
attoriieys-at-law,  214  Sansome 
Chickering  W  H  (Chickering  &  Thomas), 

attorney -at-law,  214  SanMome 
Chief  Appraisers,  Dr  Moore  and  O  W 
.        Dent,  U  S  Appraiser's  Building 
I^    Chief  of  Fire  Department,  D  S  jannell 
^    Chief  of  Poli  «,  P  Crowley 

Chielovich  E  ft  Co  (E  Chielovioh  and  L 
|J  Radovich),  wines  and  liquora,  601 
P]        Front 


Chielovich  E  (L  Radovich  ft  Co),  877 

Market  ,  „  j     •  u 

Chielovich  E  (E  Chielovich,  L  Radovich 

ft  Co),  601  Front 
CHILDREN'S  HALL,  in  Silver  Star 

House,  NE  cor  Sansome  and  Pacmc 
Childs  Chas  W,  collector,  605  Mont- 
gomery J 
Child  i  Jas  H,    liquors,  cor  20th  and 

Columbia 
Childs  W  A,  mdse  broker,  room  4,  121 

California 
Chiline  Joe  (Chiline  ft  Rossi),  332  6th 
Chili,  Consul  of,  Juan  de  la  Cruz  Cerda, 
327  Geary  ,   ,. 

Chiline  &    Rossi  (Joe  Chiline  and  V 
Rossi),  fruitj  and  vegetables,  332  6th 
Chill  Mrs  L,  bakery,  143  2d 
China,  Consul  of,  F  A  Bee,  917  Clay 
China  and  Japan  Tea  Co,  C  V  Knocker 

agt,  123  California 
China  Trader's  Insurance  Co,  Williams, 

Dimond  &  Co,  202  Market 
Chinese  Insurance  Co  (The)  (limited)  of 
Hongkong,  Degener  &  Co  agts,  308 
California 
Chinese  Market,  731  Sacramento 
Chinese  Theatre  (new),  623  Jackson 
Chinese  Vice  Consul,  Tsang  Hoy,  916 

Clay 
Chismnre  Geo,  physician  and  surgeon, 

920  Market 
Chiucovich  Peter,  liquors,  cor  Sansome 

and  Pacific 
Chiuda  V   (Vuscovich  ft  Chiuda),  519 

Sansome 
Chizhisolii  Francisco  (G  Vaccaro  ft  Co), 

611  Montgomery  ave 
Cliollar  Mmiug  Co,    W  E    Dean  sec, 

room  79,  30i)  Montgomery 
Chosen  Friends  Cosmopolitan  Council, 
J  J  Jamison  sec;  Empire  Council,  M 
Ussenger  sec,  510  Busti 
CHOTNSKI I N,  antiquarian  bookstore 
and  editor  and  propr  "Public  Opin- 
ion "  (weekly),  34  Geary 
Chretien  Juo  M,  attomey-at-law,  230 

Montgomery 
Chretien  Jules,  fruit,  402  Geary 
CHRIST  ft  FRAHM  (R  Christ  and  H 
Frahm),  bakery  and  restaurant,  24  3d 
Christ  Mrs  Margret,  dressmaking,  736 

Turk 
CHRIST  R  (Christ  ft  Frahm),  24  3d 
Christensen  Christian,  restaurant,   127 

Berry 
Christensen  F  H  C,  liquors,  245  Town- 
send 

CHRISTENSEN  0  A,  denti      NW 

cor  16th  and  Valencia 

I'hristenaen  Hans,  saloon,  4  Washing- 
ton 

Christeniien  J  P  (Christensen  ft  Wul- 
•en),  cor  Davis  and  Market 


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Christensen  Martin  A  (Ravin  9t  Chris- 
tensen),  22  5th 

Christensen  &  Wulaen  (J  P  Christensen 
and  F  G  Wulsen),  commission  mer- 
chants, cor  Davis  and  Market 

Christian  Mrs  Sophy,  bakery,  160u 
Mason 

Christiansen  H  P,  hairdressing  saloon, 
44  Grove 

CHRISTIN  ft  BOTJOAN  (Louis  Chris- 
tin  and  Louis  Boudaii),  liquors  and 
wines,  XW  cor  4th  and  Folsom 

Christin  Chas,  wines  aad  liquors, 
wholesale  and  retail,  313  Hayes 

Christian  Louis  (Chrit<tian  &  Boudan), 
NW  cor  4th  and  Folsom 

Christmann  Wm,  druggist,  cor  Geary 
and  Devisadero 

Christopher  Louis,  barber,  1405  Polk 

Christopher  T.  dentist,  i.'04  Sutter 

Christy  James,  shipsmith,  129  Berry 

Christy  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  Geo  R 
Spinney  sec,  310  Pine 

"CHEOinCLE  "  (The),  (daily,  weekly 
and  tri-weekly),  Chas  De  Young  &  Co 
proprs,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 

Chronicle  Building,  NE  cor  Kearny 
and  Bush 

Chroniger  Susan  W,  dressmaking,  106 
Stockton 

Chuicovich  Peter,  saloon,  SE  cor  Pacific 
and  Sansome 

Church  of  the  Advent,  Howard  opp 
New  Montgomery 

Church  Albert  R  (Dollivor  Bros),  573 
Market 

Church  Rev  Edward  B,  principal  Irving 
Institute,  10%  Valencia 

Church  F  A  (Page  &  Church),  318  Pine 

Church  of  the  Holy  Crons,  Calvary  Cem- 
etery 

Church  Mrs  Lizzie,  hairdresser,  505  3d 

Churchward  Thos,  saloon,  218  Broad- 
way 

Ciassalia  Martin,  Martin's  Oyster 
House,  15  3il 

Cigarmaker's  Association  of  the  Pacific 
Coast,  Henry  Richter  pres  and  Geo 
W  Van  Gulphen  sec,  1 14  Dupont 

CINCINKATI  HOTEL  F  H  Burmeis- 
ter  propr,  529  Valencia 

Cirkle  Julius,  crockery,  345  6th 

Citizens'  Insurance  Co  of  St  Louis,  E  D 
I'amswnrth  ft  Son  agts,  219  Sansome 

''CITT  ARQUS."  R  E  Culbreth  propr, 
629  Kearny 

City  Cab  and  Carriage  Co,  Wm  P  Per- 
kins mgr,  176  and  178  Jessie  and  207 
Sutter 

City  Cemetery,  Point  Loboe  nr  Ocean 
House 

City  and  County  Attorney,  J  F  Cowdery 

City  and  Coanty  Alms  Hoaee,M  J  Keat- 
ing snpt 


City  and  County  Hontital,  IS  Titus,  M 
D,  supt,  Dr  Patj'e  Brown,  res  physi- 
cian, Potrero  ave  bet  2 1st  and  23d 

City  Hall  (new).  Market  bet  McAllister 
and  Larkin 

City  Hall  (old),  Kearny  bet  Mjrchant 
and  Washington 

City  Iron  Works,  Wm  H  Mead  propr, 
26  and  28  Fremont 

City  of  London  Fire  Insurance  Co  (limi- 
ted)-of  London,  W  J  Callingham  & 
Co  general  agts,  id^S  Sansome 

City  Livery  and  Salf^  Stable,  James 
Fagen  propr,  332  Bus!^ 

City  Parcel  Delivery,  Dodge  &  Ross 
proprs,  3  Post 

City  of  Paris  (Verdier,  Moreau  ft  Co), 
N£  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 

City  Physician,  C  Blach 

City  Receiviag  Hospital,  Old  City  Hall, 
Kearny 

City  Railroad  Co's  Car  Stables,  Elon 
DeWitt  supt,  SW  cor  14th  and  Mis- 
sion 

City  Tran^ifer  Co,  Geo  Phillips  propr, 
644  Market 

City  Transit  Express  Co,  Freeman  ft 
Cahler,  9  Post 

City  Warehouse,  M  A  McCabe  ft  Co 
proprs,  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Sansome 

CLAASSEN  JACOB,  propr  Kentucky 
House,  Kentucky  nr  Roap  Walk 

Clabrough  ft  Golcher  (J  P  Clabrough 
and  Wm  Golcher),  sportsmen's  head- 
quarters, 630  and  632  Montgomery 

Clabrough  J  P  (Clabrough  ft   Golcher), 

630  and  632  Montgomery 
Clack    Wm    (Wm    Clack  ft  Co),  509 

Hayes 

CLACX  WM  &  CO,  (E  A  Wallazz  and 
Wm  Clack),  publishers  "  Hayes  Val- 
ley Advertiser  "  (weekly),  509  Hayes 

Claffey  Charles,  liquors,  212  Sansome 

Clanf^y  J,  painter,  258  8th 

Clapp  C  ft  Son  (Clark  and  E  LClapp), 
lodging-hnuse,  5 19  Sacramento 

Clapp  Clark  (Clapp  ft  Son),  519  Sacra- 
mento 

Clapp  E  L  (C  Clapp  ft  Son),  519  Sacra- 
mento 

Clapp  Edward  L  (Clapp  ft  Jessnp),  NE 
cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

Clapp  ft  Jessnp  (Edward  L  Clapp  and 
Andrew  J  Jessnp),  Pioneer  Drug 
Mills,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

Ciar  ft  Cunningham  (L  F  Clarand  S  J 
Cunnitigham),  dry  goiids,  1220  Polk 

Clar  L  F  (Clar  ft  Cunningham),  1220 
Polk 

Clara  ConB^lidated  Gold  Mining  Co, 
Wm  L  Oliver  sec,  328  Montgomery 

Clure  Mrs  A,  clothing,  105  Jackson 

Clarey  — ,  lodging-house,  1024  Howard 


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Clark  A  V  (N  Clark  &,  Sons),  res  Sacra- 
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Clark  Mrs  Barbara,  corset-maker,  114 
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Clark    Charles,     attomey-at-law,    420 

J        Montgomery 
Clark    Frapklin   N,  dentisi,    8  Mont- 
gomery 
Clark  O  D  (N  Clark  ft  Sons),  1310-1316 
Market 

Clark  George,  boarding,  110  Pacific 
Clark  George  (Clark   ft    Webster),  22 

Howard 
Clark  G  W  ftCo  (Mrs  C  A  Clark,  J  B 
Stanford  and  T  J  Stack),  paper-hang- 
ings and  window  shades,  645  Market 
Clark  H  W,  carpenter,  NE  cor  Ellis  and 
Buchanan 
^       Clark  J  K,  physician,  536  16th 
X  «    Clark  John  J,  physician,  655  Washing- 
11        ton 

Clark  Joseph,  Jr,  attorney-at-law,  520 

Montgomery 
Clark  Joseph  M,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

343  Hayes 
Clark  L  C  (Truman  ft  Clark),  21  New 
Montgomery 

CLARK  LEONARD  S.    attorneyat- 

Jaw,  606  Montgomery 
Clark  M,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  How- 
ard and  12th 
E^    Clark  N  (N  Clark  ft  Sons),  res  Sacra- 
« 0        mento 

r*    Clark  Nathan,  barber,  716  Brannan  bet 
fli  6th  and  7th 

Clark  Miss  Nettie,  lodging,   1018  Mar- 

S  CLARK  N&  SONS  (N.  A  V  andOD 
Clark),  infra  of  and  dealers  in  sewer 
pipe,  drain  tile,  fire  olay,  fire  brick, 
chimney  oipc,  stoneware,  terra  cotta 
wnre,  13I&-1316  M'irket 
Clark  O  Frederick   (Walpole  ft  Clark), 

44  Steuart 
Clark  P  F,  boots  and  shoes,  314  6th 
—     Clark  Mrs  R  C,  milliner,  906  Market 
Clark  R   L  (Okerlund  ft  Clark),   325 
Francisco 
.    -    Clark  Robert  C.   Danicheff  Kid  Glove 
^        Factory,  114  Post 
^^    Clark  Samuel  J  Jr.  attorney,   rooms  25 

-        and  26,  506  Battery 
kJk    Clark  T  S  (Truman  8  Clark  ft  Son),  21 
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CLARK  TRUMAN  S  &  SON  (Tru- 
man S  and  L  C  Clark),  "mfrs  woven 
wire  matresses  and  gaspipe  iron  bed- 
steads, 21  New  Montgomery 

Clark  W  A  (Pacific  Spring  and  Mattress 
Co),  25  and  27  New  Montgomery 

Clark  Wm.  lodging-house,  737  Howard 

Clark  ft  Webster  (Geo  Clark  and  B  K 
WeLster),  boat  bui  ders,   22  Howard 

Clark  W  M.  liquors,  409  4th 

Clarke  Alfred,  clerk  Board  of  Police 
Commissioners,  Old  City  Hall 

Clarke  Charies,  bootmaker,  609  Howard 

Clarke  G  W  (Clarke  ft  Lawson),  855 
Mai'ket 

Clarke  Institute  (yonng  ladies').  Miss 
E  H  Weeden  principal,  SE  cor  O'Far- 
rell  and  Mason 

Clarke  J  J,  physician,  655  Washington 

Clarke  ft  Lawson  (G  W  Clark  and  T 
Lawson),  Union  Furniture  Co,  855 
Market 

Clarke  Samuel  J  Jr,  register  in  bank- 
ruptcy, 506  Battery 

Clarke  Thomas,  saloon,  cor  2d  and  King 

CIAR  rs  MILE-END  SPOOL  COT- 
TCli,  Thos  Russell  ft  Co  agts,  541 
llark>^t 

Ciitssen  Adolph,  Ariz  ma  Hotel,  II  and 
13  Clay 

Claudianos  C  M,  poultry  and  game,  stall 
7  B  ay  City  Market 

Clausen  Francis,  mfg  jeweler,  410 
Kearny 

Clansmaim  Madame  M,  baths,  738  Pa- 
cific 

Clauss  Jacob,  stalls  3  and  4  meat  mar- 
ket cor  Polk  and  Bush 

Clauaseii  C  (H  Muller  ft  Co),  grocer, 
NW  cor  Bryant  and  Garden 

Claussen  Henry,  saloon,  NE  cor  Mission 
and  New  Montgomery 

C  lavere  P,  liquorH,  536  Merchant 

Clawson  L  E,  chimneys  liml  sewer  pipes, 
Montgomery  ave  and  Kearny  junc- 
tion 

Clay  Clement  C  (Sherman,  Clay  ft  Co), 
137  and  139  Kenniy 

Clay  Market,  meat  and  fish.  Clay  bet 
Montgi  mery  and  Sansome 

Cay  Street  Central  M  irket.  520  Clay 

Clay  Street  Hill  Railroad  Co,  (;  P  Camp- 
bell sec,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Leaven- 
worth 

Clayburgh  Albert  (Clayburgh  ft  Wise), 
320  and  322  Battery 

ClHyburgh  &  Bnindeiistein  (Moses  Clay- 
burgh and  Herman  Braudeustein), 
livery  stalile,  112  Post 

CLAYBURGH  M  &  CO  (M  Clayburgh 
and  T  W  Strobridgj  Jr),  commission 
merchants,  lOJ  Clay 


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CLATBUBOHH  (M  Clayburgh  &  Co), 

109  Clay 
CLATBUBGH  H  SES  (H  Branden- 

stein  &  Co),   cor  New  Montgomery 

and  Mission 
Clayburjh  Moses  (Clayburgh  &  Bran- 

denstein),  112  Post 
Clayburgh  8  (Poly,  Heilbron  &  Co),  339 

Kearnv  

CLATBUBOH  &  WISE  (A  Clayburgh 

and  H  Wiiie),   hi<l  •  and  leather  deal- 
ers, 32«)  and  322  Batterer 
Clayton  Charlt^s,  commission  merchant, 

NE  cor  Front  and  Clay 
Cleary  Mrs  Mary,   saloon,  629  Howard 
Cleary  P  M,  b  >otmaker,  510  Mission 
Cleary  Robt,  collector,  224  Montgomery 
rieaveland  Henry   W    (Cleaveland    k 

Swain),  St  Ann's  Building 
Cleaveland  &  Swain  (Henry  W  Cleave- 
land and  Eilwiird  II  Swain),  architects, 

St  Ann's  Building 
Clement  Grammar  School,   cor  Geary 

and  Jones        

CLEMENT  HENRT  N  (Clement,  Os- 

ment  &  Clement),  uttomey-at-law,  420 

Montgomery 
Clement  John,  merchant,  211  Sansomi 
Clement  Jas  &  E  B,  examiners  of  titles 

and  real  esiateagts,  710  Washington 
Clement  Madame,  Fiench  laundry,  1056 

Hovvard 

CLEMENT  OSMENT  &  CLEM- 
ENT (Uoswell  P  Clement,  Tlkomns 
M  Osmeiit  and  Henry  N  Clement), 
attomeys-at-law,  420  M^jntgon^ery 

CLEMENT  BOSWELL  P  (Clement. 
Otmint  and  Clement),  attorney-ut-law, 
420  Montgomery 

Clements  <  iilbert,  commission  merchant, 
318  Front 

Clements  J  E,  general  agt  Mexican  Col- 
onization Company,  506  Battery 

Clements  J  E  &  Co  (J  E  (/luments), 
mgrs  Mexican  Information  Bureau 
and  Commei'cial  Agency,  506  Battery 

Clundenen  Mrs  C,  dreii:jmaker,  St 
Ann's  Building 

Clcrc  i'eter.  mnohiiiist,  51  Fremont 

Cleveland  Dr  D  C,  604  Leavenworth 

ClitT  Houxe,  nr  I't  Lobosi 

Clifford  Eug'  ne,  saloon,  223  Folsom 

Clifford  H,  milkmun,  35  Eldy 

Clifford  John  (Moriarty  &  ChflFord),  708 
Mi!*.iiiin 

CLIMAX  WASHING  POWDEB  CO. 

(>  M  CondL-e,  V\  B  Ainlerson,  M 
Laierty,  U  Fusse  t,  905^  Howard 

Clinton  C  A,  physician,  office  drugstore 
Mission  opp  29th 

Clinton  Chas,  druggist.  Mission  nr29th 

Clinton  Mrs  Mary,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 450  6th 

"Clippings  "  (monthly),  117  Post 


Clisby  Seth,  propr  Eureka  Warehouse, 

SE  cor  Chestnut  and  Montgomery 
Clognaci    Frederego,   fruits,    NW   cor 

Ellis  and  Buchanan 
Clofie  Miss  Fannie  S,  music  teacher,  715 

P.dk 
Close  Mrs  T  W,  dressmaker,  715  Polk 
Close  Wm  M,  physician.  136  3d 
Clot  John  (Clot  &  Meese),  129  and  131 

Fremont 
Clot  &  Meese  (J  Clot  and  C  Meese), 

engineers  and  machinists,  129  and  131 

Fremont 
Clongh  F  M,  justice  of  the  peace,  520 

Wiishington 
CLOW  J  S,  artist  and  solar  printer,  8 

6th 
CLOW  MBS  SABAH,  dressmaker,  8 

6th 
CLUFP  BBOS  (R,  J  T  and  Wm  Cluflf), 

grocers,  10  and  42  2d,  9  and  11  Moiit- 

■gomery  ave,  409  and  4 1 1  Montgomery 

ave,  40  4th 
Cluff  &  D^Witt  (W  B  Cluff  and  M 

DeWitt),  groceries,  221  and  223  3d 
Cluff  W  B  (VV  B  Cluff  &  Co),  19  6th 
Cluff  W  B&  Co  (W  B  Cluff  and  C  H 

Graham),  wholesale  and  retail  grocers, 

19  6th 
Cluiii    Ed  F  (McBride  &  Cluin),  117 

Drumm 
Clundt  Chns,  cignrs  and  tobacco,  8  Clay 
Cluness  W   K,    vice-pres  and  niedii-al 

direitor  of  the   I'acitic  Mutual   Life 

Insurance  Co,  res  Sacramento 
Clunie  Thi>mas  J,  attorney -at  law,  410 

Kearny 
Cluskey  Henry,  sec  Excelsior  Powder 

Co,  :{30  I'iiie 
Clute  F  VV  (Clute  &  Yost),  242  Mont- 
gomery 
Clute  Mrs  T  R,  notions,  stamping,  430 

Sutter 
Clute  &  Yost  (F  W  Clute  and  D  Z 

Yost),  stock  brokers,  212  Montgomery 
Clyile  K  S,  attorney -at-law,  7i5  Clay 
Coady  C  F,  dry  guodd,  3"0.")  Mission 
Coaktey  Jeremiah,  liL^uors,  236  Town- 
send 
Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  Professor 

(ieorge    Davidson,  in  charge  of  sub 

office.  roo'M  43^  Aiipraiser's   luilcliiii 
"COAST  EEVIEW"    (The),    J  (j 

Edwiirda  propi,  room  14, 320:Sansome 
Coasting   B>arding    House,    C  Jansm 

propr,  204  and  20(i  Steuart 
Coasting  House,  W  Johnson  propr,  13d 
I      F.  Isnm 

I  C  ate'4  C  (Coates  &,  St'eet),  200  Market 
i  Coates  Caleb  liquors,  37  Sutter 
Coat«-s&  Street  (C  Cuutes  and  J  Street), 

liquors,  200  Market 
Cobb  C  C,  saloon,  16  Clay 
CobbD.  photographer,  1144  Market 


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Cobb,  Bovee  ft  Co  (Henry  A  Cobb  and 
Wm  H  Bovee),  real  estate  and  auc- 
tioneers, 321  Montgomery 

Cobb  Henry  (Cobb,  Bovee  &  Co),  321 
Montgomery 

COBB  H  0  (Cobb  &  Moore),  103  Mont- 
gomery 

CGBB  &  HOOBE  (M  6  Cobb  and  Chas 
H  Moore),  attorueys-at-Iaw,  103 
Montgomery 

Cobine  John,  saloon,  127  Folsom 

Cobleigh  J  H  (Peasley  &  Co),  2020  Polk 

Cobleigh  ftKidd,  horseshoers,  1509  Polk 

Coblentz  Joseph  (John  S  Bowman  &  Co), 
213  and  215  Battery 

Coblentz  M  (Coblentz  &  Miner),  liquors 
lOS  6th 

Coblentz  &  Miner  (M  Coblentz  and  J  E 
Miner),  wholesale  liquors,  108  6th 

Cobliner  Bros  (J  &  S  Cobliner),  whole- 
sale fancy  goods,  millinery,  etc,  543 
Market 

Cobliner  I  &  N  (Cobliner  Bros),  543 
Market 

Cobliner  J  (Cobliner  Bros),  543  Market 

Cobliner  S  (Cobliner  Bros),  res  New 
York 

Cochran  John  T  &  Co  (John  T  Cochran), 
commission  merchants,  122  Cluy 

Cochrane  E  0,  dentist,  850  Market 

Cochrane  Mrs  Mary  B,  associate  princi- 
pal Irving  Institute,  1036  Valencia 

CODE  MBS  E  S>  principal  Buena  Vista 
school,  York  bet  Solano  and  Butte 

Code,  Elfell  &  Co  (Philip  D  Code  and 
Jo3  Elfelt),  canned  fruits,  314  Wash- 
ington 

Code  John  (Code  &  Lasar),  1009  Valen- 
cia 

Code  So  Lasar  (John  Code  and  Edward 
Lasar),  hvery  stable,  1009  Valencia 

Code  P  D,  vice-pres  Union  Packing  Co 
121  Market 

Code  Phi.ip  D  (Code,  Elfelt  &  Co),  314 
Washington 

CODT  J  C>  wines  and  liquors,  cor  Mis- 
sion and  29th 

Cody  P  J,  liquors,  NW  cor  Mission  and 
29th 

CoeOR,  agt  New  York  Health  Lift 
Co,  402  Kearny 

Coe  Mrs  S  Qj  machine  butter  holes,  21 
Dupont 

Coeke  Charles,  groceries,  143S  Pacific 

Coeiho  &  de  Fereitas  (John  C  Coeiho 
and  Jose  M  de  Fereitas),  proprs 
Azores  Hotel,  111  Jackson 

COFFEE  ANDREW  J,  notary  public 
and  commissioner  for  Aiizuna,  509 
Calif orr'" 

Coffee  Jc  ..  V  VValcom,  Gorvan  &  Coffee), 
421  and  423  Pacific 

Coffey  James  V,  lawyer,  530  California 

Co^ey  John  J,  lawyer,  526  Kearny 


Coffey  Joseph  P,  attomey-at-law,  636 

Clay 
Coffin  A  F  (Coffin,  Sanderson  &  Cook), 

312  Pine 
Coffin    Geo   W,  light-house  inspector, 

office  U  S  Appraiser's  Building 
Coffin  &  Hendry  (J  W  Coffin  and  Chas 

J  Hendry),  ship  chandlery  and  naval 

stores,  2,  4,  6  and  8  Market 
Coffin  J  W  (Coffin  &  Hendry),  2  Mar- 
ket 
Coffin  &  Mayhew  (H  W  Coffin  and  H  H 

Mayhew),   druggists,  2957  16th  and 

2338  Mission 
Coffin  J  B,  shipping  and  commission, 

11  Steuart 
Coffin  R  W  (Coffin  &  Mayhew),  2957 

16th  an<l  2338  Mission 
Coffin,  Sanderson  &  Cook  (J  E  Cook,  G 

R  Sanderson  and  A  F  Coffin),  stock 

brokers,  312  Pine 
Coghill    A   J,    stationer,    printer    and 

blank  book  mfr,  314  CaliFornia 
Coghill  &  Simon  (T  B  Coghill  and  J  C 

Simon),   wholesale  grocers,   313  and 

315  Front 
Coghill   T  B  (Coghill  &  Simon),  313 

Front 
Coghlan  D  W,  stationery  and  toys,  926 

Larkin 
Coghlan  John,  news  agt,  cigars,  tobacco 

and  confectionery,  519  Taylor 
Cogniasse   Mme    A,    dressnu^ker,    508 

O'Farrell 
Cogswell   J    L,    dentist,   "Chronicle" 

Building,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Cohan  Morris,  fancy  goods,  959^  Mis- 
sion 
Cohan  Patrick,  groceries,  317  5th 
Cohane  Lawrence,  carpenter,  710  Turk 
Cohen  Aaron,  clothing,  429  pacific 
Cohen  Abraham,  tailor,  236  1st 
Cohen  Alfred  A,  attorney-at-!aw,  328 

Montgomery 
Cohen    Mrs    Anna,    ccffeu  saloon  and 

bakpry,  539  4th 
COHEN  &  BLUM  (M  Cohen,  A  and  C 

Blum),  wholesale  cigars,   316  Sacra- 
mento 
Cohen    Miss   Carrie,    teacher    Haight 

Grammar  School 
Cohen  D  (Charmak  &  Co),  846  Market 
Cohen  Mrs  D,  children's  clothing  and 

fancy  goods,  210  'id 
Cohen  David,  locksmith,  1084  Howard 

bet  6th  and  7th 
Cohen  D  &  Bro  (D  and  H  Cohen),  fur- 
nishing goods,  58  4th 
Cohen  D  &  H  (D  Cohen  &  Bro),  58  4th 
Cohen  Mrs  Dora,  dry  goods,  210  2d 
Cohen  Edgar  A   (Costigan  &  Co),   28 

California 
Cohen  Elias,  jowcler  and  watchmaker, 

225  6th 


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Cohen  Harry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  338 

Market 
Cuhen    Herrman,    mouldings,    frame, 

engravinss  and  mirrors,  19  Dupout 
Cohen  Jacob,  bakery,  539  4th 
Cohen  J  £,  bazaar,  512  Kearny 
Cohen  Joseph,  clothing,  219  and  221 

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Cohen  Lewis,  tailor,  647i  Mission 
Cohen  Loni^,  clothing,  408  Pacific 

Cohen  M  (Cohen  &  Blum),  316  Sacra- 
mento 

Cohen  Maurice  D,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
959  Mission 

Cohen  M  J  (Von  Ofen  &  Cohen),  955 
Howard 

Cohen  Morris,  wholesale  and  retail 
butcher,  103  Ridley 

Cohen  Myer,  furnishing  coeds,  516  4th 
Cohen  N,  dry  goods  and  fancy  goods 

210  2d 
Cohen  Philipp,  mfr  essences,  621  San- 
some 
Cohen  Phil,  hairdresser,  12  Sacramento 
Cohen  Simon,  necromancer,  425  Kearny 

Cohen  W  &  Co  (Wm  Cohen,  Constant 
Meyer  and  L  Hirsch),  importers  and 
nifrs  gents'  furnishing  goods,  13  and 
15  Battery 

Cohen  Wm  (W  Cohen  &  Co),  13  and  15 
Battery 

Cohen  Wm,  sewing  machine  agt,  145 
6th 

Cohen  Mrs  Wm,  glass  store,  1054  How- 
ard 

Ci  hen  Wm  G  (Costigan  &  Co),  28  Cali- 
fornia 

Cohen  Wm  I  S,  agt  Domestic  Sewing 
Machine,  145  6th 

Cohn  A  (Honigbaum  &  Cohn),  51  Sac- 
ramento 

Cohn  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  124^ 
6th 

Cohn  A,  pres  Pacific  Jute  Mfg  Co,  204 
Front 

Cohn  A  B,  second-hand  clothes,  1068 
Howard,  bet  6th  and  7th 

Cohn  Abram,  tailor,  1 16  2d 

Cohn  Adolph,  practical  watchmaker, 
124^  6tli  bet  Missi4>n  and  Howard 

Cohn  Alexander,  crockery,  1419  Polk 

Cjhn  BritS  (S  M  Cohn  and  Theodore 
Cohn),  dry  goods,  1337  Pacific 

Cohn  Cliarles,  upholsterer,  984  Folsom 

Cohn  D,  physician,  421  O'Farrell 

Cohn  Edward  (Edward  Cohn  &  Co),  225 
Montgomery 

Cohn  Edward  &  Co  (Ed  Cohn  and  Julius 
Berger),  cigars  and  tobacco,  225  Mont- 
gomery 

Cohn  Emanuel,  tailor,  644  Mission 

Cohn  G  (Salomon,  Wise  &  Cohn),  606 
and  608  Battery 


CohnG  (G  Cohn  &  C&),  117  and   119 

Pine 
Cohn  G  &  Co  (G  Cohn  and  Anton  Nath- 
an), cigar  mfrs,  117  and  119  Pine 
Cohn  Henry  (J  Greenebaum  &  Co),  115 

andir  Bush 
COHN  HERMAN  (Goldstein  &  Cohn), 

722-749  Market 
Cohn  Herman,  mfr  furnishing  goods, 

230  Bush 
Cohn  J  (Hoffman  ft'Cohn),  206  3d 
Cohn  J.  clothing,  723  Montgomery 
Cohn  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  103  Pacific 
Cohn  Jacob,  junk,  14  Taylor 
Cohn  J  M,  general  mdse,  1405  24th 
Cohn  J  M,  cigar  mfr,  1034  Market 
Cohn  Joseph,  clothing,  723  Montgomery 
Cohn  Lesser   (L   and   W   Cohn),  329 

Kearny 
Cohn  L  &  N  (Lesser  and  Nathan  Cohn), 

sents'  furnishing  good),  329  Kvarny 
Conn  Louis,  fruit,  910  Larkin 
Cohn  M,  bootmaker,  202  Powell 
Cohn  M  B,  clothing,  131  Jackson 
Cohn  Marcus,  gents'  and  boys'  clothing, 
furnishing  goods,  hats  and  caps,  222 
6th 
Cohn  Max  (Schillor  &  Cohn),  1034  Mar- 
ket 
O'hn  Max,  hairdresser,  1162  Market 
Cohn  Meyer,  bootmaker,  1703  Polk 
Cohn  Myer,  clothing,  516  4th 
Cohn  Michael,  tailor,  209  Pacific 
Cohn  N.  hairdresser,  931  ^  Market 
Cohn  Nathan  (L&  N  Cohn),  329  Kearny 
Cohn  Philipp,    meat   market,  S£  cor 

Huight  and  Fillmore 
Cohn  Philip,  restaurant,  646  Clay 
Cohn  Reuben,   furniture  and  bedding, 

1028  Howaid 
Cohn  S,  barber,  30  Geary 
Cohn  Samuel,  clothing,  152  3d 
Cohn  S  E,  fancy  goods,  512  Kearny 
COHN  SIMON.  Young  America  Cloth- 
ing House,  421  Kearny  next  Golden 
Rule  Bazaar 
Cohn  S  M  (Cohn  Bros),  1337  Pacific 
Cohn  S  S,  exchange  broker,  428  Mont- 
gomery 
Conn  Miss  T,  milliner,  428  Hayes 
Cohn  Theodore  (Cohn  Bros),  1337  Pacific 
Cohn  Thomas,  tailor,  734  Washington 
Cohn  Thos,  tailor,  821  Jackson 
Cohn  William,  liquors.  1406  Polk 
Cohn  W  L,  merchant  tailor,  41 1  Pine 
Cohne    Gustave,   merchant  tailor,  114 

Dupont 
Cohnreich  Bros   (I   and  J   Cohnreich), 

boots  and  shoes,  840  Market 
Coit  B  Howard,  chairman    San   Fran- 
cisco Stock  and  Exchange  Board,  327 
Pine 
Coit  Chas  (Harrison  &  Coit),  427  Pine 
Cokeley  J,  liquors,  236  Townsend 


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OOKER   WILLIAM,     mfg   chemist, 

1 1 1  Minni 
COKER  WILLIAM  ft  CO  (William 

Uuker),  Antiseptic  Uterine  Capsules, 

111  Minna 
Colby  H  H  (Sterre  &  Colby),  331  East 
Colby  Z  F,  tobacconist,  l!l40i  Mission 
Cole    Cornelius,    attoraey-at-law,   506 

Battery 
Cole    £  I  ward    P,  •attorney -at-lawr,  402 

Montgomery 
Cole,  Kenny  &  Co  (W  H  B  Cole,  L  F 

G<>ider  and  Tlios  Kenny),  mfrs  brooms 

and  brushes,  4*21  Front 
Cole  Nicholas  V,  wood   and  coal,  6G2 

Mission 
Cole  N  P,  pres    California   Furniture 

Mfg  Co,  2*20-226  Bush 
COLE  0  H,  insurance  broker,  433  Cali- 
fornia 
Coll  R  Beverly,  physician,  218  Post 
Cole  Thomas,  mioing,  331  Montgom  ry 
Cole  W  H  B  (Cole,  Kenny  &  Co),  421 

Frrmt 
Cole  VV  P,  dentist,  22  Kearny 
Coleman  Adolph,  barber,  218  Pacific 
Coleman  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

41  3d 
Coleman   Mrs    Catharine,  second-hand 

clothing,  41  3d 
Coleman  C  H,  hairdresser,  527  Sacra- 
mento 
Coleman  D,  groceries,  NW  cor  4th  and 

Brannan 
Coleman  Dennis.bootmaker,  604  Mission 
Coleman  D  li,  blacksmith,  11  Vullejo 

COLEMAN  £  J.  pres  Pacific  Transfer 
Co,  and  pres  Gas  Consumers'  Associa- 
tion, 110  Sutter 

Coleman  &  Gorham  (W  P  Coleman  and 
WTGorham),  commission  met  chants, 
214  Sacramento 

Coleman  James  S,  physician,  520  Va- 
lencia 

Coleman  Jas  V,  capitalist,  room  42,  309 
Montgomery 

COLEMAN  JOHN  E  Wi  painter  and 
whiteuer,  924  FoUom 

Coleman  Jno  \V,  capitalist,  327  Pine 

Coleman  Tappet  (The),  Adams  &  Carter 
agts,  109  California 

Coleman  W  P,  commissioner  of  deeds, 
214  Sacramento 

Cileman  W  P,  notary  public,  307  Mont- 
gomery 

Coleman  W  P  (Coleman  &  Gorham),  214 
Sacramento 

COLEMAN  WT  (Wm  T  Coleman  & 
Co),  SE  cor  Market  and  Main 

COLEMAN  W  T  ft  CO'S  LINES  OF 

CUPPER  SHIPS.  Phil.delphia, 
Hong  Kong  and  Boston,  office  S£  cor 
Market  and  Main 


COLEMAN  WM.T    .CO  (Wm  T 

Culeuiun),    shipping  and  commission 

merchants,  SE  oor  Market  and  Main 
Colette  Mrs  C,  laundry,  102!  Stockton 
Co  i  A  (A  Coli  &  Co),  iN)7  Wiwhiugton 
Coli  A  &  Co  (A  and  B  Coli),  wood,  coal, 

coke  and  charcoal,  907  VVashin^tou 
Coli  B  (A  Coli  &  Co),  907  Washington 
Coll  Patrick,  tailor,  307  Minna 
Collector  of  Port,  E  L  Sullivan,  Custom 

Plouse 
College  of  Notre  Dame,  Sister  Aloyse 

of  the  Cross,  pres  and  superior,  e  8 

Dolores  bet  16th  and  17th 
Collers  Bros  ((Jhas  and  Henry  Collers), 

Sroceries,  971  Harrison 
lersChas  (C  •llur.'«  Bros),  971  Harrison 

Collers  Henry  (Collets  Bros),  917  Har- 
rison 

Collet  F,  French  wines  and  liquors, 
502  2d 

Collie  W  H  (W  H  Collie  &  Co),  16  Post 

COLLIE W  H  ft  CO  (W  H  Collie,  Gee 
B  Jones  au  I  John  Forsyth),  prop<s 
Park  Nursery,  cor  Hayes  and  Baker, 
depot  18  P..»t 

Collier  P  F,  publisher,  621  Sansome 

Collin  H,  tailor,  1311  Pacific 

Collins  B,  baker,  37  6th 

Collins  Mrs  Aibertine,  boarding-house, 
817  Montgomery 

COLLINS  ft  CO  (Chas  J  Collins  &  Sou), 
hats  and  caps.  512  Montgomery 

COLLINS  C  W>  Anglo-8paui»h  Mer- 
chant, 323  Front 

Collins  C  W,  milling  sec,  419  Califo-iia 

Collins  Danl,  fruits  and  vegetabes,  ^\l 
24th 

Collins  E  S,  plumber  and  gasfittor,  24 
Montgomery  ave 

Coniii8FT(FT  Collins  &  Co),  1223 
Polk 

Collins  F  T  &  Co(FTandTW  Collins), 
hatters,  12l3  Polk 

Collins  Geo  H  (Higgins  &  Collins),  271 
East 

Collins  J  J,  tailor,  641  Post 

Coll  ns  John  A,  attorney-at-law,  410 
K  amy 

Collins  J  W,  dairy  produce,  3  Boardman 
Place 

COLLINS  MART  F,  propr  Albemarle 
Houst!,  8  Masou 

Collins  P,  saloon,  502  Mission 

Collins  P,  liquors,  149  2d 

Collins  S  M  iCollius  &  Tilden),  426  San- 
some 

COLLINS  S  F  (S  P  Collins  &  Co),  329 
Montgomery  and  i>l  1  California 

COLLINS  S  F  ft  CO  (S  P  Collins), 
liquors,  329  Montgomery  and  5il 
California 

Collins  T,  boatbuilder,  Berry  bet  3d  and 
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Collins  ft  Tilden  (H  N  Tilden  and  S  M 
CoUina),  comtnission  merchanta  and 
dairy  produce,  426  Sanaoine 

Collina  T  W  (F  T  Colliua  ft  Co).  1223 
Polk 

Colloity  James,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery, 963  Bryant  bet  fith  and  7th 

Colman  A  (Colman  Bros),  141  Mont- 
ffomery 

Colman  Mra  A  F,  varieties,  433  O'Far- 
rell 

Colman  Bros  (A,  M  and  C  Colman), 
clothing,  141  Montgomery 

Colman  Joseph,  mining,  311  Montgom- 
ery 

Colman  M  (Colman  Brca),  141  Mont- 
gomery 

Cnlman  OT  B,  physician,  204  Sutter 

Colman  S,  tailor,  316  Pacific 

Colmann  Martin,  liquors,  NE  cor  Pine 
and  Kearny 

Colombat  A,  dress  and  cloak  trimmiug, 
If^S  O'Farrell 

Colombier  Mme  E,  dress  and  cloak- 
maker,  36  Geary 

Colombo  Hotel,  L  Ilaffe!to  propr,  621 
Broadway 

Colombo  Market,  Ffont  bet  Pacific  and 
Jackson 

COLOMBO  SALOON,  Charles  Sciaroni 
]>ropr,  6*21  Broadway 

Colonnade  Hotel,  Mrs  Alfred  Rix  propr, 
1206  Market 

Colnrudo  Commercial  and  Land  Co,  607 
Washington 

Colorado  House,  Mrs  A  Rix  propr, 
lodging-house,  1206  Market 

Colter  Mrs  Eliza,  dressmaking,  535 
Geary 

Colton  A  0,  attorney  and  notary  public, 
623  Commercial 

COLTON  DENTAL  ASSOCIATION. 

rooms  6,  8  and  10,  Phelan  Block,  806 

Market 
Colton  House,  Mrs  Alice  Reilly  propr, 

448^  3d 
Columbia  Brewery,  J  C  Sauter  &  Co 

Sroprs,  735  Tehama 
LUMBIA    FOVNDBT,    Reese 
Llewellyn  propr,  133  and  135  Beale 
and  130-136  Main 

Columbia  Grammar  School,  cor  Colum- 
bia and  25th 

Columbia  Lodge  No  121,  I  O  B  B,  H 
Newman  sec,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121 
Eddy 

Columbia  Soap  Works,  Gi'bert  S  Keys 

Jrpo,  202  Market  and  26  Jessie 
umbia  Square,  Folsom  to  Harrison, 
6th  to  Sherman 
Columbus  Consolidated  M  &  M  Co,  J  M 

Buffington  sec,  309  California 
Columbus  Hall,  3  and  4  Stevenson 
Columbus  M,  fish,  Opera  House  Market 


COMANCHE  MARKET.  F  W 
ZECHER  PROPB  '817i  Powell  bet 
Filbert  and  Greenwich 

Combes  C,  patent  medic,  nes,  502  Wash- 
ington 

Combs  J  H  (J  H  Combs  ft  Co),  22  and 
24  Spear 

Comcrford  Hall.  Church  nr  27th 

Comerford  J  M,  real  estate,  iJuncan  nr 
Church 

Comerford  Patrick,  liquors   1911  Hyde 

COMMERCIAL  AGENCY  (The),  E.1- 

ward8,  I'ickens  &  Fulton  propm,  401 
California 
Commercial  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  New 
York,  Wm  G  Elliott  general  a^t,  410 
California 

"COMMEBCIAL  HEBALD,"  John 

H    Carniany   &    Co    publishers,   409 
Washington 
Commercial  Hotel,  Cyrus  Carmany  mgr, 
SE  cor  Montgomery  ave  anil  Pacific 

COMMEBCIAL   INSURANCE    CO 

OF  CALIFORNIA.  John  H  Wise 
pres,  Chas  A  Latou  sec,  405  California 

"COMMERCIAL   NEWS    AND 

SHIPPING  LIST."  Morris  U  Bates 

ft  Co  proprs,  V2'3  California 
Commercial  Soap  Co,  Dakin  &  Libbey 

mgrs,  223  Sacramento 
Commercial  Steam  Power  Works,  Mrs 

E  Oveieiid  propr,  506i  Commercial 

COMMERCIAL  UNION  ASSUR- 
ANCE CO  OF  LONDON  (fird 
and  marine),  Jno  Rae  Hamilton  mgr, 
210  Sans  ime 

"Commercial  World,"  Mayer  Bros 
proprs,  121  California 

Commins  &  O'Connor,  liquors,  204  and 
206  Market.  5  and  7  Pine 

Commins  P  W,  horseshoeing,  Mission 
Road 

Commonwealth  Consolidated  Mining 
Co,  C  A  Morse  sec,  217  Sansome 

Como  Eureka  Gold  and  Silver  Mining 
Co,  Lucien  Hermann  sec,  220  Sau- 
some 

"Companion"  (Fratemal),419  Sacramento 

Compromise  Gold  Mining  Co,  Daniel 
Buck  sec,  room  81,  309  Montgomery 

COMPTOIR  D'ESCOMPTE  DE 

PARIS.  C  de  Gui^jne  agt,  412  Mont- 
gomery 

Com  stock  Livery  Stable,  R  Smith  propr, 
624  3d 

Comte  A  Jr.  :;tt3niey-at-law,  628  Mont- 
gomery 

Conant  A  F,  California  Package  Disin- 
fecting Co,  525  Front 

Conant  B  H,  stationery  and  fancy 
goods,  202  Stockton 

Conant  Mrs  B  H,  dressmi^ker,  202 
Stockton 


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ConbtirOeoR,  o«rpenter  and  bnilder, 

7974  MiMion 
Concannon  L,  ffrocerin,  liquors  uid  ot- 

gan,  1S77  M^ket 
Concord  Council  O  C  T,  B'nai  B'rith 

Hall.  121  £ddy 
Concordia  Hall,  927  Mission 
Concordia  Hotel,  John  Grundies  propr, 

907  Folioin 
Concordia  Mining  Co,  Wm  J  Taylor  sec, 

room  25,  310  Kne 
Conda  Georst>,  coffee  stand,  816  Front 
Condee  Geo  M,  pres  Bengali  Minina  Co, 

330  Pine 
GONDEE  0  M>  Climax  VS  ashing  Pow- 
der, 9054  Howard 
Condict  J  Elliott,  supt  The  Central  Gas 

Licht  Co,  413  Calitornia 
CONDON  JOHN,  liquors,  733  Howard 
Comlon  Mrs  Sarah  C,  bakery,  254  4th 
CONE  J  Si  pres  of  the  board  of  railroad 

commissioners  (first  district),  3*^0  San- 
some 
Coney  C  W  H,  dressmaker,  432  Hayes 
Coney    Mrs    Sophy,    dressmaker,   432 

Hayes 
Confidence  Silver  Mining  Co,   Richard 

Wegener  sec,  414  California 
Congdon  George,  real  estate,  room  40, 

J)09  Montgomery 
Congdon  J  H  &  Co  (J    H  and  Henry 

Congdon),  commission  merchants,   6 

Steuart 
Congregation  Beth  Israel,   Rev  Dr  A  J 

Messing  minister,   Turk  bet  Taylor 

and  Jones 
Congregational  Publishing  Society,  Rev 

F  E  Shearer  agt,  757  Market 
Congregation  Sharay  Zedek,   Stockton 

bet  Br  >adway  and  Vallejo 
Congtrey  A  R,  meat,  stalls  20  and  21 

Centre  Market 
CONKLIN  BROS  (Wm  M  and  Frank 

Ooukliu),  8team  Carpet  Beating  and 

Renovating  Works,  whitening  in  all 

its  branches,  333  Golden  Gate  ave 
Conklin  F  G  (P  &  F  G   Conklin),   585 

Market 
Conklm    Frank    (Conklin    Bros),    333 

Golden  Gate  ave 
Conklin  P  (P  &  F  G  Conklin),  585  Mar- 
ket 
Conklin  P  &  F  G  (P  and  F  G  Conklin), 
mfrs  of  buckskin  gloves,  585  Market 
Conklin  Wm   M   (Conklin  Bros),   333 

Golden  Gate  ave' 
Conkling  G  W,  gents  furnishing  goods, 

610  Market 
CONLIN  JAMES  (Conlin  &  Roberts), 

728  Mission 
OONLIN  &  ROBERTS  (James  Conlin 
vad  John  C  Koberts),  metfu  roofers 
and  galvanized  iron  cornice,  728  Mis- 
sion 


Conlon  Michael  (Fitigerald  ft  Conlon), 

1515  California 
Conn  Edward  J,  aawmaker,  641  Mission 

CONNECnOUT  VnUB  INSUR- 
ANCE CO.  of  Hartford,  Macdonald  ft 
Hawes  general  agts,  Hagan  ft  Man* 
heim  resident  agts,  401  California 

Connecticut  Mutual  T.ife  Insurance  Co 
of  Hartford  Conn,  James  B  Roberts 
general  agt,  315  California 

Council  Miss  Marv  I,  teacher  Haight 
Grammar  School 

Connell  Miss  M  L,  dressmaker,  110 
Kearny 

Connelly  A  H,  horseshoer,  177  Jessie 

Connelly  ft  Borle,  furniture  and  bedding, 
534  and  536  Market 

CONNELLY  JAMES  ft  CO  (James 

Connelly  and  Lewis  Borle),  carpets, 
furniture,    bedding    and  upholstery, 
532  and  534  Market,  opp  Grand  Hotvl 
Connelly  Martin,  wood,  coal  and  char- 
coal, 1082  Howard 
Connelly  Timothy,  groceries,  2529  Mis- 
sion 
Conner  Mrs  J  L,  artist,  St  Ann's  Build- 
ing 
Conner  J  M,  carpenter  and  architect, 

219  Mason 
Conner  John  W,  real  estate,  604  Mer- 
chant 
Connerton  Owen,  groceries,  170  9th 
ConniffMichael,  saloon,  222  McAllister 
Connolly  Eugene  J,  liquors,  215  Davis 
Connolly  James,  liquors,  20  Everett 
Connolly    ft  Kiornan  (Peter  Connolly 
and  Theo  J  Kiernan),  643  Merchant 
Connolly  P,  liquors,  422  Kearny 
Connolly  Patrick,  saloon,  622  4th 
Connolly  Peter  (Connolly  ft  Kiernan), 

liquors,  643  Merchant 
Connolly  T,  poultry  and  butter,  7-11 

S  F  Market 
Connolly  W  J,  butcher,  1837  Market 
Connor  E  A  (O'Connor  Bros),  SE  cor 

Clay  and  Drumm 
Connor  F,  lapidary,  332  Bush 
Connor  Jas,  wood  and  coal,  113  Shipley 
Connor  J  H  (Connor  J  H  ft  Co),  528  3d 
Connor  J  H  ft  Co  (J  F  Denniston  and 
J  H  Connor),  plumbers  and  gasfitters, 
528  3d 
Connor  Mrs  J  L,  artist,  6  Eddy 
Connor  John  (O'Nesti  &  Connor),  501 

and  503  Sansome 
Connor  Patrick,  bootmaker,  623  Union 
Connors   James,    wood    and  coal,    113 

Shipley 
Connors  Luke,  grocer,  212  £th 
Connors  T,  livery,  2113  Polk 
CONOLLET  EDWARD,  liquors,  10- 

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Conolly  Mrs  E  G,  confectionery,  1209 
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Conor  Frftnoii,  lapidary,  332  Buah 
Conrad  Belf,  restaurant,  20  Drumm 
Conrad  David,  dried  frnits  and  nuts, 

601  and  fi03  Front 
Conrad  Geo  (Conrad  tt  Robinet),  207 

Dupont 

CONRAD  H  At  carpenter  and  builder, 

635  Calii'ornia 
Conrad  Mrs  Mary,  fancy  goods,  151  7th 
Conrad  ft  Robinet  (Georae  Conrad  and 

Lewis   Robinet),    oofieia  saloon,  207 

Dupont 
Conrades  Fred,   Antelope  Restaurant. 

612  Market 
Conradt  Julius,  dentist,  821  Kearny 
Conran  Thos  S,  mfrs  agt,  120  Sutter 
Conro  G  A,  cigars,  518  Battery 
Conroy  John,  saloon,  108  Jackson 
Conroy  MH,  painter,  1332  Columbia 
Considine  J,  liquors,  5i>3  4th 
Con  Imperial  Mining  Co,  W  E  Dean 

SCO,  room  79,  30J  Montgomery 
Con    Amador  Mining   Co,  430  Mont- 
gomery 
Con  Autor  Mining  Co,  331  Montgomery 
Con  Pacific  Mining  Co,  F  E  Luty  sec, 

330  Pine 
Consolidat  d  Refo  ma  Lead  and  Silver 

Mining  Co,  519  Montgomery 
Con  State  Range  Gold  and  Silver  Min* 

ing  Co,  44  Nevada  Block 
Consolidated  Virginia  Mining  Co,  A  W 

Havens  sec,  room  26, 309  Montgomery 

Con  Wyoming,  J   M  Buffington  sec, 

309  Culifornia 
Constine  Bros,  proprs  Great  Thorough- 
fare Grocery  Store,  146  6th 
Consul  of  Denmark,  Charles  Wilson, 

307  California 
Consul  to  Guatamala,  Louis  B  Parrott, 

306  California 
Consul  to  Hawaii,    H   W  Severance, 

316  California 
Consulate  De  France,  Auguste  de  Mean 

Vauvert  consul,  704  VVashington 
Consulate  Argentine  Republic,  Charles 

Baum  consul,  510  Battery 
Consulate  of  Mexico,  J  Mexia  Carlos 

consul,  506  Battery 
Consulate  of    Salvador,    J    M    Tinoco 

consul,  506  Battery 
Contention  Con  Mining  Co,  D  C  Bates 

sec,  room  79,  309  Montgomery 
Continental  Hotel,  J  Re^  propr,  521 

Pacific 
Continental  Insurance  Co  of  New  York 

and  Niagara.  Fire  Insurance  of  New 

York,  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co,  general 

agts,  316  California 

CONTINENTAL  OIL  AND  TRANS- 
PORTATION CO  OF  CAL.   i  E 

Blake  pres,  Hugh  Tevis  Kec,  Walter 
E  Denuison.supt,  123  California 


Contra    Costa    Laundry    Association, 

Hallekt,  Hartlett  ft  Dalton  proprs,  28 

Sacramento 
Convent,  8W  cor  Lombard  and  Powell 
Convent  of  Most  Holy  Names,  lOth  nr 

Howard 
Convey  Edward,  meat  mark»<;.  oor  Hyde 

and  Green 
Conway  Bernard,   liquors,  997  Market 
Conway  James,  saloon,  1200  Market 
Conway  M  H,  painter  and  whitener, 

922  Howard 
Conway  Michael  G,  hamessmaker  and 

saddles,  506  Market 
Conway  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  133 

2d 
Coogan  T  C,  lawyer,  504  Kearny 
Cook  A  (U  Simon,  Sons  ft  Co),  3  San- 
some 
Cook  Mrs  Anna,  liquors,  400  3d 
COOK  A  0,  oak  tanned  leather,  belting 

and  hose,  415  Market,  (see  advertise- 
ments) 
COOK  MRS  A  Oi   portrait  and  land- 
scape painter,  preserved  Howers  and 

hair  jewelry,  126  Kearny,  (Thurlow 

Block) 
Cook  A  S,  physician,  224  Post 
Cook  Bros  (H    B   and   W    H    Cook), 

real  estate,  405  Market 
Cook  Mrs  C  A,  physician,  224  Post 
Cook  Mrs  C,  hair  goods,  212  Kearny 
Cook  CarroM,  attorney -at-law,  room  68, 

1^109  Montgomery 
COOK   DAjIIEL.    capitalist,    room  4, 

309  Montgomery 
Cook  David  S  (Bryant  ft  Cook),  8  Davis 
COOKEBBENi  saloon,  NE  cor  9th  and 

Brannan 
Cook  Edward  E,  saloon,  219  Ellis 
Conk  £  E,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1210 

Polk 
COOK  F  C,  physician.  716  Howard 
Cook  G  E  (D  R  Billings  ft  Co),   1311 

Stockton 
Cook  Mrs  Hanoria,  bakery,  521  4th 
Cook  H  B  (Cook  Bros),  405  Market 
COOK  H  N,  leather  belting  and  hose, 

405  Market 
Cook  J  A  (L  Dinkelspiel  ft  Co),  res  New 

York 
Cook  J  £  (Coffin,  Sanderson  ft  Cook), 

312  Pine 
Cook  John,  barber,  131  Montgomery 
Cook  John,  bakery,  521  4th 
Cook  ft  Lucsmann  (M  Couk  and  £  Lues- 

mann),  liquors,  9  Hardie  Place 
Cook  M  (Cook  ft  Luesmann),  9  Hardie 

Place 
Cook  llichard,  carpenter,  1704  Fillmore 
COOK  SETH,  capitalist,    room  4,  309 

Montgomery 
Cook  ft  Trounson,  carpenters,  514  Pine 
Cook  W  H  (Cook  Bros),  405  Market 


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Cook  W  L  (W  L  Cook  k  Co),  NW  oor 

Grove  and  Ltgiina 
C.H>k  W  L  &  Co  (A  J  WiikotwhiU  and 

W  LC<>..k),  grocery,  NW  oor  Grove 

and  Laguiia 
Cnokfl'  and  Waiters'  Society  (French), 

M'lUthnn  k  Bnrdttt  mgrs,  SOS  Bush 
Cool  G  W,  dentist,  12  Keurnv 
Coolidi^e  Henry  C,  fruits  and  produce, 

55  6th 
Coolid){e  J  A,  sec  Merchants'  Exchange 

Association,  SW  cor  California  and 

LeidesdiiriT 
CoMiilts  J  H  &  Co  (J  H  G  ombs).   ship- 

wri.{hts  luid  onulker^.  22  and  24  Spear 
OOON  MAJOR  DAVID,  propr  Wads- 

W'>rth  Uonoe,  2'J5  Buith 
Coon  H  P  (Kiiiff,  Morae  &  Co),  303  Sao- 

raitiento  and  NW  oor  Broadway  and 

Sansome 
Coon  H  I  (Merten,  Moffitt  &  Co),   318 

and  H20  Chy 
COON  M  F,  ens{raver,  627  Commercial 
Oooney  Mfii  H,  varieties,  2i)l  Union 
Co  iney  J  J,  paints  and  oilM,  1 13  4th 
Cooney  John  N,  grocer,  422  Natoma 
Cooney  M,  attoriiey-at-law,  403  Kearny 
Coont'y  Mrs  M,  variety,  2i>l  U'lion 
Cooper  A  B,  mining  sec,  420  Montgom- 

*^ry 
Cooper  James  B,  mining,  420  Montgom- 
ery 
Coo|ier  J  K,  books  and  stationery,  746 

Market 
Cooper  John,  tailor,  24  New  Montgom- 
ery 
Cooper  Mrs  Sarah,  branch  bakery,  2819^ 

Mission 
Coopnr  Mrs  Selina,  branch  bakery,  2549 

Folsom 
Cooper  Thos,  janitor  Golden  Gate  Block, 

131  Post 

COOS  BAT  STAVE  AND  LTJHBEB 

CO,  John  L  Kostermi^r,  33  Main 

C«>pe  &  B.iyd  (W  W  Cope  and  James  T 
Boyd),  attorneys-at-liiw,  324  Pine 

Cope  &  D^vii  (Ge  >  W  Co|te  and  Geo  O 
Davis),  stock  brokers,  324  Montgom- 
ery 

Cope  Geo  W  (Cope  &  Davis),  324  Mont- 
gomery 

Copt)  Thos,  plumbing  and  gasiitiing, 
l(i22  Miaaioa 

Cop«  W  W  (Cope  &  Boyd),  324  Pine 

~i)))eland  W   f 
126  Kearny 


Co))eland  W  G   (Taylor  k  Cupeland), 


Coppage  J  W,  buttonhole  factory,  31 2d 
Copper  Frauk,  furnishing    goods,   436 

Kearny 
Copson  Benj,  mfr  brooms,  322  Davis 
Coquille  Mill  and  Tue  Co,   M  L  Has- 

comb  agt,  121  Washington 
Corbett  P  J,  livery  stable,  518  and  520 

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Corbett  k  Roohe  (Thos  Corbett  and  Si- 
mon RtHshe),  saloon,  23  2d 

Corbett  S  J,  physician,  311  Taylor 

Corbett  Thomas  (Corbett  k  Roohe),  23 
2d 

Corbett  Wm  k  Co  (Wm  Corbett),  gild- 
ers, 367  Tehama 

Corhitt  William  (Corbitt  k  MaoLeay), 
218  California 

Corbitt  k  MunLeay  (Wm  Corbitt,  Don- 
ald and  Kenneh  MoLeay),  wholesale 
grocers,  shiopinff  and  commission 
merchants.  Portland,  Oregon,  office 
218  California 

Corbus  A  T,  purchasins  and  commis- 
sion merchant  and  ast  for  Red  Bluff 
Flour  Mills,  121  Frf-nt 

Corcoran  D  P,  tailor,  106  Hayes 

CorootanJH,  propr  Terminal  House, 
6«)6  'Ith 

Corcoran  Mrs  Katie,  dressmaker,  704 
Latkiu 

Corcoran  Owen,  dairy,  Mission  Road  nr 
St  Mary's  College 

Corcoran  Thos,  bootmaker,  1887  Mis- 
sion cor  16th 

Cordan  Antonio  C  k  Son  ( Anto"  lo  C 
and  Frank  C  Cordan),  barbeii,  210 
Drumm 

Cordan  Antonio  C  (Antonio  C  Cordan 
k  Sen),  210  Drumm 

Cordan  Frank  C  (Antonio  C  Cordan  k 
Son),  JlO  Drumm 

Cordea  T  J,  books,  stationery,  cigars  and 

tobacco,  525  4th 
Cordes  B,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  SW 

cor  Clay  and  Waveriy  Place 
Cordes  Jacob,  groceries,   SB  cor  26th 

and  Valencia 
Cor.le4   John  (Otten  k  Cordes),    1401 

Stockton 
Cordouan  Josephine,   French  laundry, 

35  Turk 
Corey  Thomas,  stoves  and  tinware,  204 

Pacifio 

CORKERT  JAMES  (Corkery  ft  Quill). 
SW  cor  26th  and  Alabama  and  SW 
cor  5th  and  Howard 

CORKERT  ft  QUILL  (James  Corkery 
and  Anthony  Quill),  groceries,  SW 
cor  5th  and  Howard  and  8W  cor  26th 

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Corlett  Theresa  (E  B  Thompson  ft  Co), 
1326  Bush 

CORMAC  ft  JAHN  (T  E  K  Cormac 

and  Aibrecht  Jahn),   attorn.ys  and 

collection  office,  606  Clay 
Cormac  T  £  K  (Cormac  ft  Jahn),  606 

Clay 
Cornielon   Mrs,    lodging-house,    S31i 

Bush 
Cornelius  F  0,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

300  4th 


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Hyde 
Cornell  P,  reel  eitate,  331   Montgomery 
Oornell  8  V,  oaroenter,  1027  Sutter 
Ouming  ft  Co  (U  8  Oornins  and  J  F 

Taylor),  wood  and  ooal,  1 1  Taylor 
Corning  R  8  (Corning  ft  Co).  1 1  Taylor 
Corning  Mre  K  8,  lodging,  106  Taylor 
Cornien  John,  liquors,  616  Clay 

COBHWALL  Fi  oouliet  and  auriat, 
318  Sutter     

OOBHWALL  PnEBBB  &  pre*  Black 
Diamond  Coal  Mining  Co  and  fielling- 
ham  Bay  Coal  Co,  offioe  SE  oor  Spear 
and  Foleom;  alaopree  California  Eieo- 
trio  Light  Co,  220-226  Jeesie 

Cornwall  Wm  A.  attomey-at-law,  606 
Montgomery 

Oomwefi  S  O,  stationery  and  fancy 
goods,  I1S2  Market 

Oomyn  James,  propr  Manhattan  House^ 
705  and  707  Front 

Coroner,  F  L  Weeks,  641  Sacramento 

Corr  Mrs  Bridget,  dressmaking,  939 
Folsom 

Corrigan  Mrs  A,  branch  bakery,  418^ 
7th 

Corrigan  John,  tailor,  304  Minna 

Corrigan  Mrs  Katie,  grocery,  722  Bran- 
nan 

Corrado  Louis,  groceries,  S21  Broadway 

Corrinson  Nathan,  barber,  1829  Union 

Corriveau  L,  baths  and  hairdresser,  113 
Geary 

Corson  John,  saloon,  Junction  House, 
Onondaga  ave 

Cortelyou  P  L  (Witton  ft  Cortelyou), 
23  and  24  California  Market 

Cory  Mrs  A,  dresamaktr,  St  Ann's 
Building 

Cory  Isaac  H  (Carolan,  Cory  ft  Co),  117 
California 

Ct>sbie  Wm,  harness  and  saddK^M23 
Mission 

Cos^riff  Mrs  A  G,  milliner,  66  3d 

GosaaovE  Christopher  &  co. 

real  estate  brokers,  65*2  Market 

COSOROVE  CHRISTOPHER,  attor- 

ney-at-law,  652  Market 
Cosgrove  James,  saloon,  100  McAllister 
Cosgrove  John,  supt  Pacific  Coasf:  S  S 

Go's  muchme  shop,  N£  cor  Broadway 

and  Front 
Cosgrove    Mrs   M,    dressmaking,   413 

Sutter 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  boarding  hocse,  43 

Vallejrt 
COSMETIC  BAZAAR,  Mrs  E  Lord. 

228  Sutcer 
Cosmopolitan  Millinery  Store,   B  Laz- 

ansky  propr.  134  6th  ' 
Cosmopolitan  Minine  Co,  Butler  Burris 

sec,  2  Nevada  Block 


Cosmupolitm  Paving  and  Asphaltnm 
Co,  pavements  and  material,  202  Bunh 

Coso  House,  lodging-house,  L  J  Ewell 
propr,  411  Sansome 

Costa  G,  boarding-house.  314  Pacific 
CosU  J  (J  M  Tinoco  ft  Co).  606  Battery 
CosU  J  (Podesta  ft  Costa).   843  Pacific 
Costo  Peter,  Ito  ian  Dairy,  8£  oor  20th 

and  C'  !umbia 
Costa  Rica,  Consul  of,  T  L  Mayer,  room 

10.  Halleck  Block 
Costello  Mrs  Mary,  liquors,  821  Folsom 
Costello  Patrick,  bootmaker,  7C6.Larkin 
Costello  Peter,  bootmaker,  706  Larkin 
Costello  Walter,   wood  and  .oal,   1937 

Howard 
Costgrove  Mrs  Maria,  ladies'  nurse.  841 

Market 
Costigan,  Cohen  ft  Co  ( J  M  Oostigan. 
Wm  G  and  Edgar  A  Cohen),  commis- 
sion grain  and  wool  brokers,  28  Cali- 
fornia 
Costigan  J  M'(Costigan  ft  Co),  28  Cali- 
fornia 
Costigen   Thomas,  carriage   mfr,    a 

general  blacksmith,  404  Jackson 
Costre  S,  boot  and  shoemaker,  418^  Lsf 

kin 
Cusula   John,    bootmaker,    706  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Cote  Major  Frank  M,  Paymaster  U  8 
A,  Army  Building  36  and  38  New 
Montgomery 

OOTREL  THOHAS.  JR,  starch  and 
spices  agt,  4U5  Front 

Cotrel  W  B  (A  J  Plate  ft  Co),  418  Mar- 
ket 

Cotca  E  L,  restaurant,  605  Commercial 

Cotte  Mrs  Elodie,  laundry,  411  Geaiy 

Cotter  Mrs  J  E,  preserving  flowers.  100 
O'Farrell 

Cotter  Maurice,  shoemaker,  521  Valen- 
cia 

Cotter  T  (Selling  ft  Cotter),  113  O'Farrell 

Cottle  John  £,  plasterer,  1331  Califor- 
nia 

Cotton  D  E  (Haycock,  Tallant  ft  Cotton), 
NW  cor  Folaom  and  Maine 

Coubrough  Henry,  propr  Caledonia  Oat- 
meal Mills,  713-719  iSansome 

Couch  Mrs  E,  lodging  house,  931  Mar- 
ket 

Couch  H  M,  bootmaker,  849  Valencia 

COUQFLIN  JOSEPH,  secondhand 
machinery,  760  Bryant 

Coulter  Geo  T,  capitalist,  320  Sansome 
Coulter  Robert,  agt   Wakefield  Rattan 

Co,  644  Market 
Counihan   Jno,    tanner,    cor    Carolina 

and  Santa  Clara 
County  Clerk,  David  Wild  r 
County  Jail,  Broadway  bet  Kearny  and 

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County   Moneha    Social  Club,  K  R   B 
Hall,  861  Market 

CqUBpR  DE  SAN  FRANCISCO 

PUBLISHINO  COi  Derbec  Etienne 
propr,  636  Clay 

"  COXmiEB  DE  SANFRANaSCO  " 

(French),  536  Clay 
Coursen  Miss  Ellen,  singing  studio,  26^ 

Kearny 
Coursen  G  A,  stock  broker,  409  Califor- 
nia 
Courser  P  F,  liquors,  233  Stevenson 
Couraey  John,  saloon,  128  Ist 
Courtenay  C,  painter,  664  Howard 
Cousins    Author    H,    restaurant,    420 

and  422  Folsom 
Cousins    William   G,    attorney-at-law, 

417  Kearny 
Coutolenc    Desire,    market    and   pork 

packer,  303  Montgdmcry  ave 
Cove  Miss  Emily,  teacher  Buena  Vista 

School 
Covell  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  501  Mason 
Covenant  Hall,  325  Montgomery 

COVERT  H  M>  commission  merchant 

and  purchasing  agt,  203  Sacramento 
Cowan  Hugh,  saloon,  115^  Leidesdorff 
C  jwan  R  H,  chiropodist,  230  Kearny 
Cowdery  J  F,  City  and  County  Attoruey, 

534  California 
Cowell  Henry  (Davis  &  Cowell),   211 

and  213  Drumm 
Cowell's  Warehouse,  L  P  Sago  propr, 

NE  cor  Battery  and  Union 
Cowen  J  B  (Co wen  &  Porter),  118  Geary 
Cowen  Philipp,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1306 

Polk 
Cowen  &  Porter  (J  B  Cowen  and  J  W 

Porter),  undertakers,  118  Geary 
Cowie  Geo  M  (Peters  Sc  Cowie),  591  6th 
Cowles  Samuel,  physician,  2017  Mission 
Cowper  W  H,  Heal'.;h    Inspector,    14 

O'Farrell 
CowyiesGW(A  T  Waite  &  Co),  1211 

Mason 
Cox  A  (Thoa  A  Cox  &  Co),  409  Sansome 
Cox  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  336  O'Farrell 
Cox  A  M,  supt  Station  A  poat-ofSoe, 

1309  Polk 
Cox  Charles,  dairy  produce  and  poultry, 

81  and  82  California  Market 
Cox  Heury,  U  8  Pension  agt  and  agt 

National    Life    Insurance    Co,    620 

Washington 
Cox  James  8,  bootmaker,  1161  Howard 
Cor  Thos  (ThoB  A  Cox  &  Co),  409  San- 
some 
Cox  Thomas  .\  ft  Co  (Thos  A  and  Wm 

Cox),  seeds,  409  Sansome 

Cox  Mrs  T  N,  Blue  Ribbon  Temperance 
Coffee  House,  202  First 

Cox  Wm  (Thos  A  Cox  ft  Co),  409  San- 
some 


Cox  Wm  A,  faucy  dry  goods  and  ready 
made  clothing,  458  6th 

COTE  HIRAM  L>  mining,  328  Mont- 
gomery 

Coyo  H  L,  pres  Nevada  Salt  and  Borax 
Co,  310  Pine 

Coyle  Henry,  bjots  and  shoes,  402  3d 

CRABB    HLNET.    stationery,    2331 

Mission 
Crabb  Henry  H,  stationery  and  varieties, 

806  20th 
Crackbon  C  L  (C  A  Murdock  ft  Co), 

532  Clay 
Cradock  Wm,  horseshoer,  833  Geary 
Craig  Mrs  A  G,  books  and  stationery, 

612  Post 
Craig  Alex   (Craig  ft   Kremple),   22-26 

Mint  ave 
Craig    Andrew,    attomey-at-law,    420 

Montgomery 
Craig  AW  (Craig  ft  Mosher),  22Keariiy 
Craig  C  W  (Gilinan,    Walker  &    Co), 

224  Front 
Craig  F  S,  fruit  and  vegetables,   stalls 

13  and  14  Bay  City  Market 

CRAIG  HOMER  A  (Brown,  Craig   ft 

Co),  215  Sansome 
(Jraig  Hugh,  mgr  New  Zealand  Fire  and 

Marine  Insurance  (Jo,  412  California 
Craig  James,  livery  stable,  713  Commer- 
cial 
Craig  John  ft  Co,  carriagemakers,  1076 

Howard 
Craig  John,  carpenter,  1571  Market 
Craig  John  R,  plumbing  and  gasfitting, 

35  Eddy 
Craig  &  Kremple  (Alex  Craig  and  F  J 

Kremple),  undertakers  and  embalmers, 

22-26  Mint  ave 

CRAIO  LEE  D«  notary  public  and 
commisisoner  of  deeds,  316  Mont- 
gomery 
Craig  ft  Meredith  (Wm  Craig  and  J  H 
Meredith),  attornoys-at-law,  328 
Montgomery 
Craig  &  Mosher  (J  L  Mosher  and  A  W 

Craig),  photographers,  22  Kearny 
Craig  R  R,  mill  and  mining  supplies, 

310  Montgomery 
Craig  V;  photographer,  659  Clay 
CraiffWm  (Craig  ft  Meredith),  attomey- 
at-law,  328  Montgomery 
Crall  Mrs  Lizzie,  milliner,  1221  Stock- 
ton 
Cram  ft  Roberts  (Wm  &  Cram  and  N 
H  Roberts),  saddles  and  harness,  81 
4th 
Cram  Wm  R  (Cram  &  Roberts),  81  4th 
Cramer  C,  meat  market,  21 15  Fillmore 
Cramer  C  8,  photographer,  402  Kearny 
Cramer  H,  mnsio  teacher,  607  Fell 
Cramer  O  L,  groceries  and  sundries,  118 
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Cramerding  &  Kratz,  butchers,  1503 
Franklin 

CRANE  ALBERT  E.  agt  sale  farms 
and  country  property,  410  Montgom- 
ery 

CRANE  ALFRED  C,  notary  public 
and  commissioner  of  deeds,  310  Mont- 
gomery 

Crane  Ohas  W,  advertising  agt,  318 
Pine 

Crane  E  G  (Crane,  Hastings  &  Co),  316 
Sacramento 

Crane  Hastings  &  Co  (E  G  Crane  and 
C  E  Benjamin),  wholesale  liquors,  316 
Sacramento 

Craunr  A  P  (M  B  Lichtenstein  &,  Co), 
101  Battery 

Cranz  Fred  (Reiter  &  Cranz),   315  East 

Cranz  Loui  *,  restaurant,  444-448  Spear 

Crawford  Andrew  &  Co  (Andrew  Craw- 
ford), ship  chandlers,  27  Market 

Crawford  C  D,  dentist,  1415  Stockton 

Crawford  F  M,  stock  broker,  316  Pine 

Crawford  John,  b3atbuilder,  218  Bran- 
nan 

Crawley  George,  tinware,  stoves  and 
gasfittc'    230  6th 

Crazer  Fred,  6th  Street  Pharmacy,  cor 
6(h  and  Folsom 

Creadon  Wm,  bootmaker,  27  Commer- 
cial 

Creagh  Arthur  G,  furniture,  lOlOStock- 

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CREAN  OWNEN,  express,  cor  How- 
ard and  8th 
Creedmoor  House,   lodging,   Mrs  J  H 

Graham  propr,  1122^  Larkin 
Crbegan  Peter  (Garrett  &  Creegan),  SE 

cor  Clay  and  Sansome 
Creely  James,  blacksmith,  108  Jessie 
Cregan  J  H,  liquors,  SW  cor  6th  and 

F:ward 
Creighton  Hugh,   barber,   330^   Mont- 
gomery 
Creighton  J,  china  and  Japanese  ware, 

310  Post 
Crei<^hton  P,  liquors,  SW  oor  5th  acd 

Folsom 
CRELLIS  JOHN  (Morgan  ft  Co),  87 

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CRELLIS  THOMAS  (Morgan  ft  Co), 

h7  California  Market 
Cremieux  Lodge,  No  325,  I  0  B  B,   A 

Blumenthal  sec,   B'aai  B'rith  Hall, 

121  Eddy 
Crflscent  City   and   Trinidad   Steamer 

Lino,  Hobba,  Wall  ft  Co  agts,  11  and 

!3  Beale 
Cresa^lia  Mateo,  restaurant,  16  3d 
Cressino  Antonio,  fruits,  403  Sutter 
Creasy  Mrs  M,  bakery,  21  6th 
Crim  Samuel,  real  estate,  420  California 
Crim  W  H  (V  F  Von  Rhein  ft  Co).  512 

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Crittenden  Chas,  liquors,  627  Clay 

Crittenden  C  S,  livery,  409  and  41 1  Tay- 
lor 

Crittenden  Jas  L  (Crittenden  ft  Moses), 
240  Montgomery 

Crittenden  Martin,  liquors,  627  Clay 

Crittenden  ft  McCue,  carriage  mfy,  1317 
and  1319  Market 

Crittenden  ft  Moses  (Jas  L  Crittenden 
and  Montague  T  Moses),  attorneys-at- 
law,  240  Montgomery 

Crittanden  Parker,  auctioneer  and  min- 
ing, 302  M<mt2omerv 

CROCE  &  HARGHAND  (P  E  Cioce 
and  C  Marchaud),  watch-casemakers, 
622  Clay 

Croce  P  E  (Croce  ft  Marchand),  622 
Clay 

Crockard  H,  nhipsmith,  20  Mission 

Crocker  A  (Crocker  Bros),  1303  Stock- 
ton 

Crocker  Aaron  (L  ft  A  Crocker),  1125 
Stockton 

Crocker  Bros  (J  and  A  Crocker),  dry 
goods,  1303  and  1303^  Stockton 

Crocker  Chas,  pres  S  P  R  R  and  vice 
pres  C  P  R  R,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Crocker  C  W  (Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co), 
202  Sansome 

Crocker  C  F,  vies  pres  S  P  R  R,  cor  4th 
and  Townsend 

CROCKER  H  S  (H  S  Crocker  ft  Co), 
215,  21'  and  219  Bush 

CROCKER  H  S  &  CO  (H  S  Crocker  and 
Jno  D  Yost),  wholesale  stationers, 
steam  printers,  lithographers,  book- 
binders and  blank-book  mfrs,  215,  217 
and  219  Bush 

Crocker  J  (Crocker  Bros),  1303  Stock- 
ton 

Crocker  John  H  (Crocker  ft  Suydam), 
322  Montgomery 

Crocker  Lesser  (L  ft  A  Crocker),  1125 
Stockton 

Ck-^cker  L  ft  A  (Lesser  and  Aaron 
Crocker),  dry  goods,  1 125  Stockton 

Crocker  ft  Suydam  (John  H  Crocker 
and  James  N  Suydam),  stock  brokers, 
322  Montgomery 

Crockett  J  B,  attorney«at-law,  438  Cal- 
ifornia 

Crockett  J  2,  n»»w»neer  of  San  Francisco 
Gas  Light  Co,  cor  1st  and  Natoma 

Crockett  John,  mining  sec,  327  Pine 

Crockett  Mme  L,  dressmaker,  1522 
Geary 

Crockett  Lo^e,  F  and  A  M.  C  Hildo- 
brand  sec,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 

Crockett  Robert,  attorney-at-law,  202 
Sansome 

Crofoot  Wm  (Romberg  William  ft  Co), 
76:^  Mission 

Croft  Chkdes  F,  liquors,  3  Merchant 

Crogan  J,  painter,  1502  Buchanan 


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Cronan  David,  m-oceries,  169  Minna 
CAONAN  &  DXTNBAB  (Wm  Cronan 

and  Jamei   Duubur),    metal  roofers 

and    galvanized    iron    'cornice,    1073 

Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
CRONAN  WM    (Cronan  &   Dunbar), 

metal  roofer  and  galvanized  iron  cor- 
nice, 107a  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Cronin  John,  liquors,  SE  cor  California 

and  Fillmore 
Cronin  Miss  N    M,  fashionable   dress- 
maker, lOOS  Mission  nr  6th 
Crook  E  W,  agt   Keep's    Shirts,   126 

Kearny 
Croome  Wm,   dentist,  Croome  Dental 

Association,  823  Market 
Crosby  Wm,  attorney-at-law,  659  Clay 
G&OSETT    &   SAMUEL    (James    F 

Crosett  and  Robert  bamuel),   fancy 

goods,  914  Market 
CBOSS  JOHN  R.  mgr  Edward  P  Al- 

lis  &  Co,  318  Pine 
CROSSETT  E  T>  dentist,  SE  cor  21st 

and  Mission 
Crossett  T,  ilentist,  10  3d 
Crossin  C  (Crossiu  &    Jennings),   1000 

Market 
CROSSIN  &  JENNINGS  (C  Crossin 

and  Geo  A  Jennings),  Davy  Crockett 

Saloon,  1000  Market 
Crussley  L  O,  butcher,  2  Centre  Market 
Crosthwaite  M  H,  plumber,  637  Post 
Crothers  Greori^e,  upholsterjr,  107  7tb 
Croudace  F  W,  prmter,  621  Merchant 
Crowe  Timothy,  locksmith,  115  4th 
Crowell  C  fl,  agt  Laurel  Hill  C  metery 
Crowd!  J  P,  dentist,  215  Kearny 
Crowley  Cornelius,  grocery,  fruits  and 

vegetables,  334  3d 
Crowley    Cornelius,   liquors,  NW    cor 

26th  and  Valencia 
Crowley  F  J,  horeshoer,  cor  Merchant 

and  Drumm 
Crowley  Geo,  stoves  and  tinware,  230 

6th 
Crowley   Michael,  groceries,  21  Harri- 
son ave 
Crowley  P,   chief  of  police    ex  officio 

commissioner.  Old  City  Hall 
Crowley  Timothy  J,  horseshoer,  NE  cor 

Merchant  and  Drumm 
Crowley     T   J,     attorney-at-law,    429 

M  intgomery 
Crown  Point  Extension  i«iuungCo,  Geo 

R  Spinney  sec,  310  Pine 
Crown  Point  Gold  and  Silver  Mining 

Co,  Samuel   Jones  supt,  Gold  Hill, 

Nevada 
Crown   Point  Ravine  Gold  and  Silver 
Milling  Co,  J  M   Buffiugton  sec,   30J 
California 
Crni)e  Max,  books,  438^  3d 
Crummoy  &  Hall,  wholesale   butchers, 
1st  avti  bulow  K'entuoky 


Crusaders'  Hall,  1 159  Mission 

Crussell  £  K,  locksmith,  409  Brannan 

Crystal  Palace  Saloon,  Hageman  ft 
Haquette  proprs,  5  Kearny  and  12 
Geary 

Crystal  Soda  Water  Co,  Frank  Maxson 
and  S  R  Simmons  proprs,  NE  cor 
Stockton  and  Union 

Crystal  Vinegar  Works,  J  C  Chalmers 
mgr,  S  W  cor  14th  and  Folsom 

Cubery  &  Co  (Wm  M  Cubery),  printers, 
415  Market 

Cubery  Wm  M  (Cubery  &  Co),416  Mar- 
ket 

Cue  Wm,  second-hand  stoves,  314  Jack- 
son 

Cuello  Jose,  harness  and  saddlery,  525 
Pacific 

Cuff  &  Dewey,  furniture  and  bedding, 
431  4th 

CULBRETH  R  E>  propr  "The  City 
Argus,"  629  Kearny 

CuUan  Mrs  M  B,  liquors,  NWcor  Ellis 
and  Devisadero 

CttUen  Jeffery,  pres  San  Francisco  Cop- 
per Mining  Co,  320  Sansome 

Cuilen  Wm,  property  clerk.  Old  City 
Hall 

CuUey  John  P,  stoves,  rsffiro;;,  i:  ■'  ■r.te 
and  plumbing  and  gasfittii^,  :.i  Vth 

Cuiligan  J,  nursery  and  florist,  706  Turk 

Cullman  &  Co  (Chas  Montgomery  and 
Dennis  CuUiuan),  grocers,  406  Com- 
mercial 

Cullumber  J  (Carl  &  Co),  204  and  206 
Commercial 

Culp  Daniel  S,  Health  Inspector,  14 
OTarrell 

Culp  J  D  (J  D  Culp  &  Co),  16  Front 

Culp  J  D  &  Co  (W  B  Isaac,  J  D  Culp, 
S  K  Thornton  and  Wm  Macdonald), 
tigar  .-md  tobacco  mfrs,  16  Front 

CXTLVER  J  H.  sec  Mechanics'  Indus- 
trial Exiiiliition,  27  Post 

Cummings  B  F  (Cummiugs  Sons),  327 
Kearny 

Cimr  lings  &  Co  (W  B  Cummings), 
I'hippiug  and  commission,  415  Call 
fornia 

Cummings  &  Co  (M  F  Cummings  and  W 
D  S  Harrington),  book-binders,  509 
Clay 

Cummings  F  H,  boarding-stable,  85-89 
Stevenson 

CUMMINGS  &  GIMMEL  (Ed  Gim- 

met  and  H  K  Cummings),  commission 

merchants,  fruit,  all  kinds  of  produce, 

424  Battery 
Cummings  Henry  K  (Cummings,  Gim- 

mel  &  Co),  424  Battery 
CUMMINGS     J    ft  L,    liquors  ar  \ 

cigars,  131  4th 
Cummings  Lewis  B  (Cummings  Sou:-' 

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Cummings  M  F  (Cummings  &  Co),  509 
Clay 

Cummings  P,  attorney-at-law,  636  Clay 

Cummings  Patrick,  horseshoer,  319 
Leavenworth 

Cummings  Sons  (Wm,  Lewis  B  and  B  F 
Cummings),  watches  and  jewelry,  327 
Kearny 

Cummings  W  B  (Cummings  &  Co),  415 
California 

Cummings  Wm  (Cummings  Sons),  327 
Kearny 

Cummings  Wm  J,  saloon,  37  3d 

Cummins  Edward  (Cummins  &  O'Con- 
nor), i ''  i  Market 

Cummins  &  O'Connor  (Thos  M  O'Con- 
nor and  Edward  Cummins),  whole- 
sale liquors,  204  Market 

Cummins  Patrick  J,  groceries,  2601 
Mission 

Cunard  Royal  Mail  Steamship  Co,  Wil- 
liams, Dimond  &  Co,  202    Market 

Cuneo  C  (J  C  Cuneo  &  Bros),  8E  cor 
Pine  and  Dupont 

Cuneo  C  (C  Cuueo  &  Co),  539  Washing- 
ton 

Cuneo  C  &  Co  (D  Ginocchio  &  C  Cu- 
neo), liquors,  539  Washington 

Cuneo  Giovanni,  butcher,  ~  309  Broad- 
way 

Cuneo  J  C  (J  C  Cuneo  ft  Bros),  SE  cor 
Pine  and  Dupont 

Cuneo  J  C  ft  Bros  (C  aud  J  C  Cuneo), 
fruit  stand,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Diipont 

Cuneo  Joseph,  groceries,  502  Francisco 

Cuneo  S  (Rutte  ft  Cuneo),  n    2d 

Cunnair  Miss  A  E,  dressmaking,  207 
O'Farrell 

Cunniff  W,  sale  ctable,  cor  I2th  and 
Market 

CUHNINOH  AM.  CURTISS  ft 
WELCH  (James  Cunningham,  EB 
Curtisa  and  S  B  Welch),  importers 
&nd  jobbers  of  paper,  books  and  sta- 
tionery, SW  cor  Sanaoms  and  Sacra- 
mento 

Cunningham  Frank  J,  liqaors,  2207 
Powell 

CUNHnrOHAM  G  L  (Macondrayft 
Co),  204  and  206  Sansome 

CUHNnrOHAM  lAMSS  (Conning- 
ham,  Curtisa  ft  Welch),  SW  oor  San- 
some and  Sacramento 

Cunningham  John,  wood  and  coal,  124 
24th 

Cunningham  P  R  (Chapman  ft  Cunning- 
ham), 566-4i72  Brannan 

Cunningham  S  J  (Clar  ft  Cnnningbam), 
1220  Polk 

Cunningham  William,  aeo  Safe  Deposit 
Co  of  San  Francisco,  SE  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Montgomery 

Cunningham  W  L  (Z  H  Cunningham  ft 
Son),  2318  Miarion 


Cunningham's  Warehouse,  Haslett  ft 
Bailey  prcprs,  cor  Front  and  Green 

Cunningham  Z  H  &  Son  (W  L  and  Z  H 
Cunningham),  wagonmakers  and  car- 
riage factory,  2313  Mission 

Cupples  Samuel  ft  Co,  wood  and  willow- 
ware,  123  California 

Curby  C  E,  agt  Drummond  Tobacco  Co, 
205  Front 

Curby  Mrs  Maggie,  lodging-house,  224 
4th 

Curley  John,  groceries,  cor  23d  and  Col- 
umbia   

CUBLET  JOHN  H  (John  H  Curley  ft 
Co),  14  Mont(!'<niery 

CURIET  JOHN  H  ft  CO  (John  H  Cur- 
ley),  merchant  tailors,  14  Montgomery 

Curley  Miss  M  A,  dressinaker,  5  6th 

Curley  Patrick,  boarding-house  and  sa- 
loon, cor  3d  and  Bryant 

Curlett  ft  Eisen  (William  Curlett  and 
Theodore  A  Eisen),  architects,  330 
Pine 

Curlett  William  (Curlett  ft  Eisen),  330 
Pine 

Curragh  J  M,  druggist,  413  Bush 

Curran  Felix,  grocer,  7-15  Brannan 

Curran  H,  propr  New  Franklin  Hotel, 
SE  cor  Sansome  and  Pacific 

Curran  M,  bakery,  717  Brannan 

Curran  Thos,  fruit  and  produce,  stall  23 
Metropolitan  Market 

Currey  Hall,  cor  3d  and  Bryant 

Currie  A  L  ft  Co,  stationery  and  varie- 
ties, 514  Post 

Currie  John,  saloon,  254  Brannan  * 

Currier  Amos  (Amos  Currier  ft  Co),  103 
Dupont 

CUBklER  AMOS  ft  CO  (Amos  Cur- 
rier and  D  Van  Iderstine),  importers 
and  dealers  in  engravings,  autotypes 
and  photograveurs,  plaques  and  pan- 
tiles, mfrs  of  mouldings  and  picture 
frames,  103  Dupont 

Currier  C  B,  physicians,  427  Geary 

Carrier  C  H,  olock  and  pumpmaker,  28 
Market 

Currier  J  P  (Carlson  ft  Currier),  666 
Market 

Currier  Willis  J,  importer  and  commis- 
sion merchant,  205  Front 

Curry  Daniel,  painter,  233  Fell 

Curry  John  (N  Curry  ft  Bro),  113  San- 
some 

Carry  John,  liqnors,  254  Brannan 

Curry  Nathaniel  (N  Curry  ft  Bro),  113 
Sansome 

Curry  N  ft  Bro  (Nathaniel  and  John 
Curry),  shotgans,  rifles  and  pistols, 
113  Sansome 

Curias  Benjamin,  agt  Chickerini;  pianos 
and  magical  instrnments,  20  O'Farrell 

CUBTUI  Ci  dry  goods,  911  and  913 
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Curtin   James,    groceries,   liquors  and 

junk,  480  Jessie 
Curtin  John,  liquors,  112  Steuart 
Curtin  Mrs  Julia,  grocer,  606^  Natoma 
Curtis  Charles  (John  Curtis  &  Sou),  232 

5th 
Curtis  C  S  T,  civil  engineer,  411 J  Cali- 
fornia 
Curtis  Dixon  &  Co  (John  W  Curtis  and 

Geo  W  Dixon),   cigar  mfrs,  309-313 

Clay 
CURTIS   MRS   E.    dressmaker,    114 

Geary 
Curtis  J,  tailor,  49  Sacramento 
Curtis  James,  druggist,  37  Sacramento 
Curtis  J  B,  mgr  Woodworth,  Schell  & 

Go's  Pianos,  105  Stockton 
Curtis  J  M   (Hoffman  &  Curtis),   528 

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Curtis  J  M  (Landsberger  &  Curtis),  U 

S  guager,  123  California 
Curtis  John  (John  Curtis  &  Son),  232 

6th 
Curtis  JoL     '    -^      (John  and  Charles 

Curtis),    V.  le  fish  dealers,  232 

5th 
Curtis  John  W   (Curtis,  Dixon  &  Co), 

309-313  Clay 
CURTIS  RIC^HARD.  tannety,cor28th 

and  San  Bruno  Road 
Curtis  S  T  (Mather  &  Co),  434  California 
Curtis     Tobey,     propr     Metropolitan 

Foundry,  228  and  230  Fremont 
Curtis  W  P  (Sweetser  A  Curtis),  267 

Ewt  

CURTISS  EDWm  B  (Cunningham, 

Curtiss  &  Welch),  SW  cor  Sansome 

and  Sacramento 
Curtoni  F  D  (F  D  Curtoni  &  Co),  NE 

cor  Turk  and  Larkin 
Curtoni  FD&  Co  (F  D  Curtoni  and 

Antonio  Vucassovich),  fruits  and  can- 
dies, NE  cor  Turk  and  Larkin 
Cusack  Thomas,  groceries,  715  Brannan 
Cnsick  Mrs  Ellen,  groceries,  1 17  9th 
CUSHINO  C  H>  sec  State  Investment 

and  Insur^*ice  Co  of  San  Francisco, 

218  and  22U  Sansome 
Gushing  Clinton,  physician,  636  Sutter 
Gushing  Miss  E,  fancy  goods  and  mil- 
linery, ]3i  3d 
Gushing  J  P  (James  Paterson  &  Co),  238 

Montgomery 
Custom  House,  NE  cor  Sansome  and 

Washington 
Gutlar  K,  dentist,  23  Post 
(Sutler  A  D,  pres  Packer's  Exchange, 

SE  cor  Market  and  Main 
CUTLER  CTRUS  (Cutler  &  Pearson), 

15^  New  Montgomery 
Cutler  A;  Pearson  (Gyrus  Cutler  and  T 

A  Pearson),  159  New  Montgomery 
Cutler  S  M  (Sisson,  Crocker  tt  Go),  202 

Sansome 


Cutter  Aaron,  wharfinger.   Mission   St 

Wharf 
Cutter  &  Co  (Daniel  Cutter  and  John  P 

Bobertson),  teamsters,  304  Davis 
Gutter  E  L  (Atchenson  B  M  &  Co),  16, 

17  and  2S-30  Centre  Market 
Gutter  James  H  (Cutter,  Uoyd  &  Go), 

SE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Gutter  H  F,  capitalist,  523  Montgomery 
Cutter  John  D  (John  D  Cutter  &  Co), 

26  New  Montfjomery 

CUTTER  JOHN  D  &  CO  (John  D 
Cutter),  silks  and  tailors'  trimmings, 
26  New  Montjfomery 

CUTTER  LLOYD  &  CO,  commission 
merchants,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 

Cutting  E  A  (Arnold  &  Cutting),  1201 
Valencia 

CUTTING  FRANCIS,  vice  pres  Gut- 
ting Packing  Co,  17-41  Main 

Cutting  John  T  &  Go,  importers  and 
cnm'riission  merchants,  407  Front 

CUTTING  PACKING  CO.  Sidney  M 
Sinitli  pres,  Francis  Cutting  vice 
pres,  hermetically  sealed  goods,  17-41 
Main 

Cyclops'  Engine  and  Machine  Works, 
Tait  &  Haiuqueproprs,  115  and  117 
Beale 

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Dabcovich  J  (J  Dabcovich  &  Go),  1020 

Market 
Dabcovich  J  &  Co  (J  Dabcovich).  fruit 

and  confectionery,  1020  Market 
Dabelich  George  (Dabelich  &  Go),  232 

Brannan 
Dabelich  George  ft  Co  (Gebrge  Dabe- 
lich and  A  Bacha),  restaurant,  232 

Brannan 
Dabelstein  Henry  (Meyer  ft  Dabelstein), 

1012  Market  and  28^  1st 
Daclin  Charles    (Chas  Daclin  ft  Son), 

NE  cor  Sansome  and  Jackson 
DACLIN  CHAS  &  SON  (Emile  and 

Charles     Duclin),    blacksmiths     and 

wagonmakers.  NE  cor  Sansome  and 

Jftckfloii 
Daclin  Emile  (Chas  Daclin  ft  Son),  NE 

cor  Sansome  and  Jackson 
Daclin  Frank  (Daclin  ft  Retard),  cor 

5th  and  Railroad  avo 
Daclin   ft  Retard  (Frank  Daclin  and 

Eugene  Retard),  blacksmiths,  oor  5th 

and  Railroad  ave 
Dahl  B  F,  stock  broker,  331  Montgomery 
Dahl  Henry,  meat  market,  215  2d 
Dahle  Harry,  liquors,  65  4th 
Dahlmann  Chas  (Guittard  ft  Co),  209 

Sacramento 
Dahlquist  O  P,  saloon,  813  Kearny 
Dahm  G,  fortune  teller,  121  Ellis 
Dahmer  Auga«t,  carpenter,  502  Hayes 


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Dahmke  F,  liquors,  cor  Berry  and  Ritch 
DAILY  ALTA  CALIFORNIA.  Fred'k 
MocCrelliah  &  Co  proprs,  52U  Califor- 
nia 
Daily  Ann  J,  bakery,  731  O'Farrell 
"DAILY    CALIFOBNIA  DEMO- 

KRAT,  ITrederick  Uess  &  Co  proprs, 
4Ul)and413  Bush 

"DAILY  COMMERCIAL  NEWS 

AND  SHIPPING  LIST."  Morris  U 
Bates  &  Co  proprs,  1*23  California 

"DAILY  EVENING  BULLETIN." 

S  F  Bulletin  Co  proprs,   cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Merchant 

"DAILY  EVENING  POST."  J  P 

Jackson  editor,  500  Montgomery 
"DAILY  EXAMINER."  "Examiner" 
Publishing  Co  proprs,  Phelan's  Block 
"DAILY    EXCHANGE."'  306  Mont- 
gomery 
Daily  Mrs  Hannah,  fruit,  1913  Hyde 

"DAILY  HOTEL  GAZETTE."  W 

P  Harrison  publisher,  518  Sacramento 
Daily  John  (Daily  &  Kinne),   1010  Va- 
lencia 
Daily  &  Kinne  (John  Daily  and  W  H 
Kinne),  dairy,  1010  Valencia 

"DAILY  LAW  JOURNAL,"  Stock- 

well  &  Co  proprs,  538  Sacramento 
"DAILY  REPORT"    (The),  "Daily 
Report"  Publishing  Co,  238  Mont- 
gomery 

"DAILY  REPORT"  PUBLISHING 

CO  (The),  W   M   Bunker  and  A  C 
Heister,  238  Montgomery 

"DAILY    STOCK    EXCHANGE." 

Grattan  Perry  mgr,  306  Montgomery 
Daingerfield  W  R,   attorney-at-Iaw,  234 
Montgomery 

DAISS    EDMUND.    Alaska    Saloon, 

N  W  cor  Bush  and  Kearny,  res  8  Oak 

Place 
DAKE  E  C.  advertising  agt,  65  Mer- 
chant's Exchange  * 
Dakin  £  A,  electric  pen  printer,  320 

iSansome 
Dakin    Edwin  (Commercial    Soap  Co), 

223  Sacramento 
Dakin   &    Libbey,  propra  Commercial 

Soap  Co,  223  Sacramento 
Dakin  William,  fruit*  and  vegetables, 

1037  Howard 
Dale  Albert  C  (Dale  Bros),  943  Market 
Dale  Bros  (Alfred  C  and  Wm  C  Dale), 

cigars  and  tobacco,   cigar  mfrs,  943 

Market 
Dale  Wm  C  (Dale  Bros),  943  Market 
Daley  Mrs  A,  lodging-house,  520  Bush 
Daley  Catherine,  grocery,  Alabama  bet 

25th  and  26th 
Daley  Francis  R,  groceries,  cor  28th  and 

Alabama 
Daley  James  (Wood  &  Daley),  256)  4th 


Daley  John  (Daley  &  Kinne),  35  Eddy 

Daley  &  Kinne  (John  Daley  and  Henry 
Kinne),  milkmen,  35  Eddy 

Dall  John  H,  photographer  s  materials, 
618  and  620  Clay 

Dallam  R  B  (Armes  &  Dallam),  230  and 
232  Front 

Dallemand  A  (Bothin,  Dallemand  &  Co), 
305  Front 

Dallman  &  Kahn  (Louis  Dallman  and 
Leon  Kahn),  commission  merchants, 
206  Washington 

Dallman  Louis  (Dallman  &  Kahn),  206 
Washington 

Dalt  n  Frank  (Dalton  &  Gray),  404  and 
406  Davis 

Dalton  &  Gray  (J  M  Gray,  F  and  T  B  Dal- 
ton), commission  merchants,  404  and 
406  Davis 

Dalton  Miss  Minnie,  varietieB,  1208 
Vale  icia 

Dalton  P  E  (Hallett,  Bartlett  &  Dalton), 
28  Sacramento  and  30  Geary 

Dalton  T  B  (Dalton  &  Gray),  404  and 
406  Davis 

Daly  B  H,  job  printer,  609  Merdiant 

Daly  Edward,  blacksmith,  2312  Pine 

Daly  J  (Daly  &  Tillson),  121  Montgom- 
ery 

Daly  James,  real  estate,  1  Montgomery 

Daly  John  C,  saloon,  141  2d 

Daly  P  J,  ship  groc6r,  fruit  and  produce 
commission  house,  305ard307  Wash- 
ington 

Daly  &  Tillson  (J  Daly  and  C  Tillson), 
liquors,  121  Montgomery 

DamaL,  music  teacher,  NW  cor  Powell 
and  O'Farrell 

Dameron  Jas  P,  attorney -at-law,  640 
Clay 

Dames  &  Butler  (W  W  Dames  and  C  A 
Butler),  photographers,  715  Market 

Dames  W  W  (Dames  &  Butler),  715 
Market 

Damfian  Musical  Club,  Washington 
Hall  * 

Damiana  Bitters,  Levris  Hess,  12  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Dammasch  L  (Petf  I'son,  Hartman  &  Co), 
766  Mission 

Dammasch  Lewis  (Hartman  ft  Dam- 
masch), NE  cor  Kearny  and  Post 

Damon  George,  boatbuilder,  250  Steuart 

Damon  James  E,  loan  and  real  estate, 
436  Montgomery 

Damon  John,  saloon,  519  East 

Dampf  Louis,  picture  frames,  moldings, 
etc,  727  Market 

Dance  H  A,  tinware,  1803  Polk 

Dancing  Academy,  A  A  Sanders  propr, 
71  New  Montgomery 

DANCING  ACADEMY.  0  A  Lunt 
propr.  Red  Men's  Hall 

Dane  J  H,  attorney-at-law,  330  Pine 


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San  Francisco. 


Danehy  J  (Callaghan  &  Danehy),  saloon, 

18  6th 
Dancri  Antonio,   wholesale    and  retail 

hardwnre  and  cutlery,  420  Battery 
DANEBI  F  &  CO  (Francisco  Daneri 

and  Henry  Casanova),  wholesale  wines 

liquors  and  groceries,  27  and  2i)  Cali- 
fornia 
DANEBI  FRANCISCO  (F  Daneri  & 

Co),  27  and  29  California 
Daneri  J,  saloon,  131  Pacific 
Danforth  E,  propr  Broadway  warehouse, 

SW  cor  Broadway  and  Battery 
Danforth  £  P  (Danforth,  Moore  ft  Co), 

SW  eor  Broadway  and  Battery 
Danforth,  Moore  &  Co   (E  P  Danforth 

and  G  J  Moore),  tanners,  8W  cor 

Broadway  and  Battery 
DANGfERS  HENRT,    groceries  and 

provisions,  foreign  and  domestic  wines 

and  liquors,  NE  cor  Post  and  Laguna 
Danglada  E,  attorney-at-law,  217  Sau- 

some 
Danglada  Ignacio  (Ma ttoon  &  Danglada), 

502  Battery 
Danicheff  Kid  Glove  Factory,   Robt  G 

Clark  propr,  1 14  Post 
Daniel  John  &  Co,  importers  and  deal- 
ers in  marble,  421  Pine 
Daniel  W  L,  plumbing,  234  Post 
Danielewicz  S,  editor  of  "  Our  Chosen 

Friends,"  23  Kearny 
Daniels  W  T,  collector,  628  Montgomery 

block 
Danielaon  D  E,  bootmaker,  7  Mission 
Danielwitz  Isidor,  attorney-at-law,  628 

Montgomery 
Danielwitz  Joseph,  retail   dry  goods, 

2939  16th 
DANHALS  C  W>    mgr   /Etna   Life 

Insurance  Co,  604  Kearny 
DANNENBAUM  JOSEPH  (J  and  S 

Dannenbaum),  NW  cor  Battery  and 

Pine 

DANNENBAUM  J  ft  S  (Joseph  and 

Solomon  Dannenbaum),  whdlesale  dry 

gooda.  NW  cor  Battery  and  Pine 
DANNENBAUM   SAUL  (J  and  S 

Dannenbaum),  NW  cor  Battery  and 

Pine 
Dannenbaum  Solomon  (J  and  S  Dannen- 

baam),  NW  cor  Battery  and  Pine 
Dannheimer  L,  tailor,  539  California 
Daunmeyer  M  ft  Co  (M  Dannmeyer), 

grocenss,  52  7th 
Danube  Austrian  Insurance  Co  (marine 

branch),  Henry  Balzer  ft  Co  agta,  209 

Sfinaome 
DAIVUBE     IMPERIAL    BOTAL. 

(privileged),  Frank  Balzer  ft  Co  agts, 

209  Sansome 
Danube  of  Vienna  Insurance  Co,    209 

Sansome 
Danz  Wm,  batcher,  oor  15th  ave  and  P 


Dardanelles    Con   Gravel  Mining    Co, 

W  L  Oliver  sec,  328  Montgomery 
Darling  Geo  L  (Hardie  ft  Darling),  727 

Market 
DaroUes  Leon,  laundry.  29-23  California 
Darr  Henry,  toclmaker,  42  Spear 
Darrow  Henry  (Bowles  ft  Dtrrow),  223 

Post 
Darwin  Chas  B  (Darwin  ft  Murphy), 

636  Clay 
Darwin  ft  Murphy  (Chas  B  Darwin  and 
Danl  J  Murphy),    attorneys-at-law, 
636  Clay 
D'Arcy  Geo  H,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

24:M  Mission 
D'Arcy  James,  grocer,  17  Bitch 
D'Arcy  John,  janitor  Dashaway  Hall, 

139  Post 
D'Arcy  John,  lawyer,  504  Kearny 
D'Arcy  Miss  S,  fancy  dry  goods,  1 14  9th 
Dashaway  Association,    E   G    Battles 

pres,  J  M  Plate  sec,  139  Post 
Dashaway  Hall,  139  Post 
Dashaway  Stables,  Clayburgh  ft  Bran- 

denstein  propro,  112  Post 
Dasmann  Wm,  groceries,  1701  Howard 
Dastugue  G,  butcher,   stall  12  Central 

Clay  Market 
Dastutrue  K,  laundry,  604  Broadway 
Dans  I,  variety  store,  1 343  Dnpont 
Dauth  John  J,  bootmaker,  1509^  Mason 
DauviUiers    Justin,    French  gardener, 

1218  Larkin 
Davalle  V  ft  Co  (V  Davalle,  S  Bagg- 
hiante,  V  Puccinelli),  proprs  Tosoana 
Hotel,  619  Broadway 
Davenport  J  P  (Davenport  ft  Rich),  13, 

14  and  34  Centre  Market 
Davenport  ft  Bich  (J  P  Davenport  and 
A  Rich),  fruits,  13,  14  and  34  Centre 
Market 
Daverkosen  Peter,  butcher,  2512  Bush 
David  August,    plumber  and  gasfitter, 
.    1103  Stockton 
David  L,  clothing,  7  Broadway 
David  Wm,  tailor,  504^  6th 
Davidson  A,  milkman,  35  Eddy 
Davidson  Prof  Geoi^e,  in  charge  sub 
office   Coast   and  Geodetic  Survey, 
room  434  Appraiser's  Building 
Davidson   J   D,    locksmith    and  bell- 
hanger,  30  O'Farrell 
Davidson  J  R,  physician,  310  Kearny 
Davidson  J  W  ( J  W  Davidson  ft  Co), 

101  Kearny 
DAVIDSON  J  W  ft  00  (J  W  David- 
son, Raphael  and  Henry  Weill),  dry 
gni>ds,  wholesale  and  retail,  101  and 
103  Kearny 
Davidson  James  W  (Roch  ft  Davidson), 

223  Battery 
Davidson  M,  crockery,  231  6th 
Davidson  M,  Mokelunme  Hill  and  Eu- 
reka, Nevada,  111  Battery 


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Davidson  Mrs  Sadie,  bakery,  420  3d 

DAVIES  J  MEREDITH,  general  agt 
Chicago  and  Northwestern  Railroad 
Co,  2  New  Montgomery 

Davics  John,  variety,  524^  6th 

Davica  Richard  P,  rigger,  508  Battery 

Davies  S,  tahinetmaker,  819  Clay 

Davis  A,  tailor,  600  M 

Davis  A  £,  pres  S  P  C  R  R,  office  foot  of 
Market 

Davis  Alex,  liquors,  ISSteuart 

Davis  Anilrew  M  (Davis  Bros),  718 
Market  and  419  Kearny 

Davis  Andrew  Mc  F  (Horace  Davis  & 
Co),  41-49  1st 

Davis  Ansley  G  (Davis  Bros),  718  Mar- 
ket and  419  Kearny 

Davis  &  Bro  ( Louis  and  Mark  Davis), 
cigrars  and  toV>acco,  30  Montgomery 

DAVIS  BROS.  (Verry  L,  Ansley  G, 
Eugene  C  and  Andrew  M  Davis), 
fancy  goods,  noiions,  hats,  plated 
ware,  brackets,  frames,  etc,  419 
Kearny,  718  Market,  21  and  23  Geaiy 

DAVIS  BROS.  TOKLAS  &  CO  (E  G 
Davis,  Max  Toklas  and  J  Bergmann), 
wholesale  dealers  in  jewelry,  clocks, 
to^s,  etc,  10,  12,  14  and  16  Gutter 

Davis  Mrs  C,  furnishing  goods  and 
dressmaker's  trimmings,  514  3d 

Davis  C  C,  boot-blacking  nifr,  438  22d 

Davis  Chas  H,  mgr  Geo  Barrie,  120  Sut- 
ter 

Davis  &  Co  (C  Davis  and  Geo  Stad), 
jewelers,  344  3d 

Davis  &  Co  (David  Davis),  crockery,  39 
4th 

Davis  &  Cowell  (Isaac  E  Davis  and 
Henry  Cowell),  lime,  cement,  etc,  211 
and  213  Drumm 

Davis  D  S,  coffee  house,  201  Sutter 

Davis  E  (Davis  &  Co),  39  4th 

Davis  Edward,  tailor,  347  3d 

Davis  E  C  (Davis  Bros,  Toklos  &  Co), 
10  Sutter 

Davis  Eugene  C  (Davis  Bros),  718  Mar- 
ket and  21  and  23  Geary 

Davis  G  A  (G  A  Davis  &  Co),  327  Mar- 
ket 

Davis  G  E,  physician,  206  Stockton 

Davis  Gcvirge  H  (Davis  &,  Ramist),  122 
3d       I 

DAVIS  GEORGE  A  &  CO  ^George  A 
Davis  and  Brainard  F  Smi  h),  agri- 
cultural implements,  327  Market 

Davis  George  0  (Cope  &  Davis),  324 
Montgomery 

Davis  Giles,  fruit  store,  1648  Mission 

Davis  Harris,  furniture  and  bedding, 
730  Montgomery 

Davis  H  C,  dentist,  131  Post 

Davis  H  E,  bootmaker,  816  Battery 

Davis  Honry  H, '  attorney -at-law,  234 
Montgomery 


Davis  Mrs  Henry,  furnishing,  328  4th 
DAVIS  REV  H  J,   clergyman,   Zion 
M  E  Church,  Stockton  St,  res   1006 
Clav 
DAVIS  HENRT  L.  sec  and  treas  of 
California  Wire  Works,  6  California 
DAVIS  HORACE    (Horace   Davis  & 

Co)  41— ♦'•  1st 
DAVIS  HORACE  &  CO  (Horace  and 
Andrew  McF  Davis),   proprs  Golden 
Gate  Flouring  Mill,  41-49  1st 
Davis  Isaac  E  (Davis  &  Cowell),  211  and 

213  Drumm 
Davis  Isador,  merchant  tailor,  404  3d 
Davis  Jacob,  barber,  12  O'Farrell 
Davis  Jacob,  tailor,  121  2d 
Davis  J  A,  mining,  528  California 
DAVIS  J  B  F>  insurance  broker,  215 

Sunsome 
Davis  J  W,  hairdresser,  209  Davis 
Divis  L  N,  groceries,  721  Broadway 
Davis  Louis  (Davis  &  Bro),   30  Mont- 
gomery 
Davis  Mrs  M,  ladies'  nurse,  222  Leaven- 
worth 
Davis  M,  new  and  second-hand  furni- 
ture, 1040  Folsom 
Davis  Mark  (Davis  &  Bro),   30  Mont- 
gomery 
Davis  Marks,  tailor,  Railroad  ave  bet 

7th  and  8th  aves 
Davis  Max  (B  Schonwasser  &  Co),  2'29 

Kearny 
Davis  &  Miller  (Wm  Davis  and  Johu 

Miller),  sail  makers,  516  Davis 
DAVIS  0  A.  phrenoljgist,  106^  3d 
Davis  Perry  L  (Davis  Bro»),  419  Kearny 
Davis  &  Ramist   (Geo    H    Davis   and 
Adolph  Ramist).  boots  and  shoes,  122 
3d 
DAVIS  R  D  W  &  CO.  auctioneers  and 

commission  merchants,  21 1  Pine 
Davis  Robert,   commission  broker,  405 

Front 
Davis  Robert,  liquors,  58  Everett 
Davis  Samuel,  canitalist,  316  California 

DAVIS  SEWING  MACHINE  CO, 

Mark  Sheldon  agt,  9  and  11  1st 
Davis  Thos  J,  job  printer,  535  Clay 
Davis  Thomas  J,  crockery,  2018  Fill- 
more 
Davis  W,  saddles,  harness  and  leather, 

410  Market 
Davis  William,  junk,  7"?  Sansome 
Davis  W  J,  bakery,  2  J    'd 
Davis  Wm  (Davis  &  M...er),  516  Davis 
Davis  Wm  E,  doors,  sash  and  blinds, 

132  and  134  Berry 
DAVIS  W  S>  insurance  agt,  215  San- 
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DAVISSON.  HALL  &  CO  (R  G  Da- 

visson,  G  C  Hall,  Geo  i  Fetzer  and 
Jno  Griffin),  wholesale  yankee  no- 
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Davisson  R  G  (Dftvisaon,  Hall  &  Co),  6 
and  8  Sutter 

Davoren  J  J,  mfr  boots  and  shoes,  620^ 
6th 

Davy  Charles,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1330 
Market 

Davy  Edward  (Davy  &  Pascoe),  600 
Pacific 

Davy  &  Pascoe  (Edward  Davy  and 
Jtichard  Pascoe),  saloon,  SOO  Pacific 

DAWLET  J  Ml  mill  supt,  room  7, 
380  Fine 

DAWSON  OE0EOE>  liquors.  321  Cal- 
iforni*' 

Dawson  Hezekiab,  cigars,  621  Davis 

Dawson  J  H,  druggist,  f^  W  cor  23d  and 
Valencia 

Day  Alexander,  liquors,  NW  cor  Jen- 
son  and  Greenwich 

DAT  J  E>  black  smithing  and  steel 
forging,  44  and  46  Main 

Day  Kofcrt,  papeihanger,  101  Minna 

Day  Robert,  sec  "The  Guide  "  Publish- 
ing Co,  821  Clay 

Day  Silver  Mining  Co,  E  M  Hall  sec, 
327  Pine 

DAY  THOHAS>  gasfixtures,  plumber's 
goods,  oil  lamps  trnd  gas  stoves,  122 
and  124  Sutter 

Day  Thomas  H,  mfr  of  ice,  cor  16th  and 
Sanchez 

Day  Thos  J,  engraver,  103  Montgomery 

Dayton  Mrs  Anna,  millinery,  2260'Fur> 
rell 

D  Company,  2d  Artillery,  N  G  of  Cali- 
fornia, P  Neuman  captain,  armory, 
620  Bush 

Deacon  Wm,  Main  Street  Iron  Works, 
machinist,  133  and  135  Main 

Di-ady  Edward,  liquors  retail,  538  Hayes 

Deakin  Bros  &  Co  ( W  and  F  H  Deakin), 
collectors  of  curios,  4  New  Montgom- 
ery 

Deakin  Walter  and  Fred  H  (Deakin 
Bros  &  Cci),  4  New  Montgomery 

Dean  Benj  D,  physician,  33  Kearny 

Dean  Chas,  wood  and  coal,  904  and  906 
Howard 

Dean  C  O,  dentist,  126  Kearny 

Dean  E  B  (Denn  &  Co),  22  California 

Dean  E  B  A  Co  (E  B  Dean,  Davi.l  Wil- 
cox and    C    H    Merchant),   lumber, 
Marshiield  Mills,  Coos  Bay,  22  Cali- 
fornia 
De-m  George   A,   propr  Pacific  Straw 

Works,  16  4th 
Dean  John  (Murphy,  Grant  &  Co),  cor 

Sansnme  and  Bush 
Dean  W  E,  mining  sec,  room  79,   309 

Montgomery 
Dean  W  Y.  wagonmaker,  63  Beale 
Deauahy  Jeremiah,(Calahan  &Deanahy), 

18  6th 
Deane  C  T,  physician,  131  Post 


Dsane  Coll,  stock  broker,  238  Montgom- 
ery 

Deane  E  B  &  Co,  printers,  402  Mont- 
gomery 

Deane  Mamie  A,  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School 

Deas  Henry,  mining  sec,  room  44,  309 
Monteomery 

Deasey  Cornelius  (Deasey  Bros),  118  3d 

Deasey  Jeremiah  (Deasey  Bros;,  118  3d 

Deasey  Bros  (Jeremiah  and  Cornelius 
Deasey),  boots  and  shoes,  118  3d 

Deasy  Mrs  Catharine,  groceries,  SE  cor 
5th  and  Shipley 

Deasy  J,  ins  broker,  405  California 

DEASY  MES  JEROME,  florist,  736 

Market 
Deaves  Chas  W  (Brook  &  Deaves),  717 

Market 
Del>crnardi  M  (Debernardi  &  Minoletti), 

535  Merchant 
Debernardi  &,  Minoletti  (M  Debernardi 
and    G    Minoletti),    Pioneer  Franco- 
Italian  Restaurant,  535  Merchant 
DeBlois  Mrs  Fannie,  varieties,  408  4th 
Dehoer  Henry  John,  junk,  1239  Mission 
DEBRXTNNER  U,  importer  of  woolen 
goods,  tailor's  trimmings,  etc,  whole- 
sale and  retail,  528  Montgomery 
DeBus  H  F,  coffee  saloon,  521   Mont- 
gomery 
Decamilli  A  F,  saloon,  500  Broadway 
De  Castro  D  &  Co,  L  Barreda  mgr,  213 

Sansome 
Dechow  C,   liquors  and  groceries,   NE 

cor  Beale  and  Harrison 
Dechnc  Emile,  tents,  620  Commercial 
Deckelman  &  Lipman   (Frank  Deckel- 
man  and  S  W  Lipman),   barbers,  413 
California 
Decker  Bernard,  saloon,  530  Valencia 
DECKER  DR  CHARLES  W,  dentist, 

Phelan's  Building,  8U6  Market 
Decker  Christian,  groceries,    156  Berry 
Decker    George,    health    inspector,   14 

O'Farrell 
Decker  H  C  W  (Bacon  &   Decker),  959 

Market 
Decker  H  M  (Peterson  &  Deckei),  642 

4th 
Decker  John  H,  groceries,  1031  Hyie 
Decker  {{icharcl,  grocery,  N  W  cor  Gvove 

and  Devisadero 
Deckmann    Herman   H   (Deckmann  & 

Rahlmann),  cor  Railroad  and  15th 
Deckmann    &    Rahlmann   (Herman  H 

Deckmann  and  Harry  F  Rahlmann), 

groceries,  cor  Railroad  and  15th 

DECORATIVE  ART  ROOMS,  I  Bar- 

ktr  propr,  316  Sutter 

DeCourcy  Mrs  F,  millinery,  1907  Fill- 
more 

DeCourcey  Margaret,  fancy  goods,  2941 
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119 


Deoourtieux  A,  choice  American  meats, 
stalls  27  and  29  S  F  Market 

Dederky  Henry,  Golden  Gate  Hotel,  134 
4th 

Deely  James,  groceries,  8W  cor  Polk 
and  Pine 

Deeney  John,  wood  and  coal,  220  8th 

DEEBINO  FRANK  P.  attorneyat- 
lavir  and  librariaF  S  F  Law  Library, 
27  and  28  Montgomery  Block 

Deering  Mrs  K  A,  dieasmaker,  116 
Kearny 

Deferrari  G  B,  painter  and  paperhanger, 
3(17  and  30i)  Montuomery  ave 

Detf  Frank,  lunch   kitchen,    140  Minna 

Deliance  Gold  Mining  Co,  W  H  Lent 
sec,  room  02,  l\09  Montgomery 

DeForest  Mrs  W  F,  Hue  millinery,  24 
Kearny 

DeFreraery  Herman  S,  custom  house 
bi'oker,  508  Battery 

DeFremery  James  &  Co  (James  and  Wm 
C  B  DeFremery),  importers  and  gen- 
eral commission  merchants,  410  Bat- 
tery 

DeFiemery  James  (James  DeFremery  & 
Co),  prcs  S  F  Savings  Union,  410  Bat- 
ttry 

DeFremery  Wm  C  B  (James  DeFremjry 
&  Co),  410  Battery 

DeKreville  Eugene,  fish  dealer,  440 
Hayes 

Defterevos  Demetrious,  fruit  and  con- 
feciionery,  lOOU  Market 

Degan  &  Ocford  (Patrick  Degan  and 
KoberC  Orford),  (granite  and  marble 
works,  ME  cor  Ellis  and  Broderick 

Degan  Patrick  (Degan  &  Orford),  NE 
cor  Ellia  and  Broderick 

DE9EN  L  p.  mfr  oak  tanned  and 
leather  belting,  13  Fremont 

Degener  &  Co  (E  Denener  and  \V  Licht- 
euberg),  importers  and  commission 
merchants,  30 S  California 

Dcgeiier  E  (Degener  tr.  Co),  SOS  Cali- 
fornia 

DeGhetaldiE,  liquors,  614^  and  516 
Battery 

De  Greayer  S,  stock  broker,  304  Mont- 
gomery 

DEOTJIONE  C,  agt  Comptoir  D'Es- 

compte  de  Paris,  412  Montgonicry 
De  Haes  Chas,  laundry,  633  '•■•([ 
Dehn  Charles,  bakery,  243  Fell 
Dehuc  Emite,  housesmith  and  awning- 
maker,  620  Commercial 
Deitrick  Henry,  groceries,  432  Folsom 
Deitzler  G  W,  mining  sec,  22U  Sansome 

DELABAERE  MLLE  CLEMEITCE. 

artist.  2\:0  3d 
De  La  Montanya  J,  importer  stoves  and 
metals,  214-220  Jackson  and  606  and 
608  Battery 


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DelancyMrs  Margaret,  groceries, 

Bruno  ave  nr  Woolsey 
Delanoy  Fred  N   (McCormick  &  Dela- 

noy),  109  California 
Delany  C  McC,   attumey-at-law,    619 

Montgomery 
De  Lavega,  capitalist,  250-258  Market 

and  Front 
DeLay  E  J  (Reddan  &  DeLay),   SE  cor 

Guerrero  and  16th 
Delbendfe  Madame  Marguerite,   French 

laundry,  14  Turk 
Deler  J,  human  hair,  12  Kearny 
DeltinoA  (Delfiuo  &  Ross),   723  San- 
some 
Deltino  Joseph,  restaurant,  109  3d 
Delfino  &  Ross  (A  DelHno  and  A  O 

Ross),  saddle  and  haruessmakers,  723 

Sansome 

DELLASANTA    LODOVICO.    New 

Italian  Restaurant,  12  Ellis 

DELLEPIANE  &  CO  (P  Alferitz), 

commission  merchants  and  wool  deal- 
ers, 425  and  427  Battery 

Dellwig  Charles,  bakery,  2441  Califr^rnia 

Dellwig  Theodore,  bakery,  1912  Polk 

Del  Mar  Alex,  civil  engineer,  216  San- 
some 

Deloi'he  J  B,  poultry  and  eggs,  4  and  6 
S  F  Market 

D'Lome  Mrs  H,  artist,  St  Ann's  Build- 
ing 

D'Long  Francis,  cider  and  vinegar,  117 
and  119  Pine 

De  Luca  G,  bntoher,  1338  Dupont 

DEMARIAS   MARCEL,   saloon  and 

lodfiiiiig,  5"iO  Pacific 
Demartine  Paul,  liquors,  1.339  Dupont 

Demartini  Antone,  groceries,  1401  Du- 
pont 

Demartini  Antonio,  fruits  and  vegeta- 
bles, 5-22^  6th 

Demartini  G,  bootmaker,  229^  Mont- 
gomery ave 

DeMartini  J  (Franchi  &  Co),  1503  Fill- 
more 

Demartini  J  (J  Demartini  &  Co),  531 
Pine 

Demartini  J  &  Co  (J  Demartini  and  D 
Badaracco).  coal,  531  Pine 

Dt-martiiti  John  (Levaggi,  Barbieri  & 
Co),  303  and  305  4th 

Demartini  Joseph,  saloon,  1229  Dupont 

Demartini  L  &  Co,  candy  mfr,  211  Post 

Demartini  Mrs  Rosa,  fancy  goods,  1405 
Dupont 

De  Mean  Vauvert  Auguste,  French  con- 
sul, 704  Washington 

Demerco  Geo,  fruitif,  8E  cor  Eddy  and 
Pierce 

DemeisE  (Demers  &  Eisner),  331  4th 


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Demers  &  Eisner  (E  Demera  and  P  Eis- 
ner), plumbinjt  and  ga&titting,  stoves 
and  tinware,  331  4th 

DE  MILL  E  G.  shirt  mfr,  104  Kearny 

Demiu^  E  0  ( Dcming,  Palmer  &  Co),  202 
Davis 

Deming  H  A,  patternmaker,  124  Post 

IXming  H  V  (Murteiisteiu  i,  Deming 
and  Deming.  Palmer  &  Co),  202  Davin 

Deming  J  G  (Deming,  Palmer  A:  Co), 
202  and  204  Davis 

Deming,  Palmer  &  Co  (E  0  Deming, 
Jacob    Palmer    ami   H    V  Deming), 

Sroprs    Capitol    Mills,  202  and  204 
^avis 
DEMOCBATIG  COUNTT  COMMIT- 
TEE OF  SAN  FRANCISCO.  John 
T  Fogarty  sec,  Phelan's  Block,  Market 
Demorest  Mme,  patterns,  634  Market 
Dempsey  Jeremiuh,  marble  works,  1069 

Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Dempsey  Mrs  M,  grocer,  12  Boardman 

Place 
Dempsey  Patrick,  bakery,  23d  bet  York 

and  Bryant 
Dempster  Br-s,  printers,  9  Bond   • 
Dempster  C  J  (Dempster  &,  Keys),  202 

Market 
DEMPSTER    &  KEYS>   commission 
merchants,    sash,   doors  and  blinds, 
auts  Lincoln  Mills,  202  Market 
De  Mulford  J  M,  whiteuer,  1068  How- 
ard 
Denaveaux    &    Maison    (M  Denaveaux 
and  H  A  Maisnn),   importers  wines 
and   liquors,  NW  cor  Jackson  and 
Sanaome 
Denaveaux  M  (Den.-'.veaux  &  Maison), 

N  W  cor  Jackson  and  Sanscme 
Deiidro  Louis,  varieties,  1819  Union 
Denechand  Mme,  dressmaker,  108  8th 
Penegri  G  B,  furniture,  633  Union 
DENEHT    JAMES  (Anstett  &   Co), 

725  Green 
Denerur   Paul,   junk   and  second-hand 

atore,   436  Broadway 
Denhard  John,  butcher,  200  9th 
Denian  Paul,  junk,  436  Broadway 
Denicke  F,  physician,  539  California 
Denker  S  (Denker  &  Smith),  29  4th 
Denman  Grammar  School,  cor  Bush  and 

Taylor 
Denmark,  Consul  of,  C  Wilson,  307  Cali- 
fornia 
Denn  Morris,  boarding-house,  1317  San- 
some 
Dennan  B  C  (Dennan  &,  Haley),  6)6  2d 
Deniian  &  Haley  (B  C  Dennan  and  B  R 

Haley),  saloon,  516  2d 
Dennis  i,  Molloy,  liquors,  721  Davis 
Dennis  S  W,  dentist,  33  Kearny 
DENNISON  WALTER  E,  supt  Con- 
tinental Oil  and  Transportation  Co  of 
California,  123  California 


DENNISTON  E  Oi  San  Francisco 
Plating  Works,  653  and  655  Mission 

Denniston  J  F  (Connor  J  H  &  Co),  528 
3d 

Denker  S,  mfr  cigars,  29  4th 

Denker  &  Smith  (S  Denker  &  F  Smith), 
cigars  and  tobacco,  29  4th 

Dennery  L  L,  sec  Pacific  Building  and 
Loan  Association,  729  Montgomery 

DENNT  EDWARD  (Edward  Denny 
&  Co),  418  Montgomery 

DENNT  EDWARD  ft  CO  (Edward 
Denny),  importing  and  mfg  station- 
ers, 418  Moutgomt-ry 

Denny  G  J,  artist,  408  California 

Densmorc  J,  carpenter,  208  Stevenson 

Dent  G  W,  U  S  Appraiser,  room  29, 
Appraiser's  Building 

Dent  Mrs  J  A,  dressmaker,  632  Market 

Dentler  E  F,  demist,  205  Montgomery 
ave 

Dentz  Charles,  boarding,  536  Mission 

Denzler  Geo  A,  saloon,  5  Belden  Place 

Denzler  Jacob,  brewery,  5  Cedar  rve 

DePass  J  M,  stook-bruker,  331  Mont- 
gomery 

Depierris  H  A,  physician,  325  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Deppe  B,  bakery,  707  Brannan 

Deppel  John,  bluck^mith  and  wagon- 
maker,  Ruilioad  ave  nr  6th 

Deppen  Mme  D,  European  Art  School, 
rt'onis  40-42  Phelan  Block 

Deprefontaino  J  J  B,  musician,  222 
Ellis 

Depuy  S  H,  hay  and  grain,  209  and  21 1 
loth 

DERBAXTM  ft  0IM7EL  (J  C  Der- 

buuin,   M   C  Gimpel),    painters,  819 

Market 
Derbaum    J  C    (Derbaum   &  Gimpel), 

painters,  819  Market 
Derbec  Blue  Gravel  Mining  Co,  Theo- 
dore Wetzel  sec,  522  Montgomery 
Derhy  C  (Mark  Strouse  &  Co),  Bay  City 

Mark^-t 
Derby  Chas,  photographer,  34  3d 
Derby  &  Co  (C  W   Derby,   F   B  Voor- 

hieti),  dairy  produce,  honey  and  fancy 

groceries,  741-747  Mission 
Derhy  C  W  (Derby  &  Co),  741  Mission 
Derby  EM   (E  M   Derby  &  Co),  226 

Clay 
Derby  E  M  &  Co  (E  M  Derby,  Geo  H 

Payn*-.  O  E  Derby),  226  Clay 
Derhy  Miss  Ida  E,  dressmaker,  St  Ann's 

Building 
Derby  O  E  (E  M  Derby  4  Co),  226  Clay 
Derby  Thos,  merchant,  320  Sansome 
DeRemie  Mrs  A,  sewing  school,  206  9th 
Deltemie  Axel  (Armstrong,  Deliemio  & 

Co),  121  Juckoon 
Derham  J  F,  harnessmaker,  1715  Polk 
Derham  John  F,  saloon,  638   Broadway 


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DERHOT  MRS  MABTi  dresamaker, 
127  Kearny 

Dnrtnott  Cleo  (Pitt  &  Co),  465  Stevenson 

DERMOTT  J  (Pitt  &  Deruiott),  465 
iStevenaon 

DeRome  Louis  (Whyte  Bros  ft  De- 
Rome),  292  Howard 

DeSabla  Eugene,  commission  merchant, 
agt  for  Boker'a  Bitters  and  cunaul 
Peru,  40  California 

DESAVTELL  HHE>  dreas  and  cloak 
making,  fancy  goods,  .333^  4th 

Desbeck  John  (Roche  ft  Desbeck),  at- 
torney-at-law,  30,  31  and  32  Mont- 
gomery Block 

Ptiseiifant  P  J  (Cardinet  &  Desenfant), 
84  California  Market 

Desmond  Danl,  groceries,  455  Clemen- 
tina 

Desmond  Mrs  Ellen,  groceries,  318  Val- 
lejo 

DESIMONE  BROS  (Dominick  and 
balvadore  Desimone),  fruit,  cor  18th 
and  Valencia       

DESIMONE  SOMINICK  (Desimone 
Bros),  cor  I8tii  cuU  Valencia 

Desimone  Felix,  fruit,  2505  Mission 

BESIMONE    SALVABORE    (Desi- 

moue  Bros),  cor  J 8th  and  Valencia 
DeSta  Marina   Joseph,  capitalist,  436 

Montgomery 
DeTavel    A,    veterinary    surgeon,    811 

Howard 
Detels  J,  liquors,  8  Sacramento 
Detels  Martin  (M  Detels  ft  Co),  SE  cor 

Main  and  Harrison 
Detels  M  ft  Co  (Martin  Detels  and  John 

A   Biscboff),   groceries,  SE  cor  Main 

and  Harriiion 
Detels  M  ft  Co  (M  Detels  and  F  Stell- 

man),  liquors,  8  Sacramento 
Detels  M  (Detels  ft  Schneider),  SE  cor 

Pacific  and  Davis 
Detels  ft  Schneider  (M    Detels    and  N 

Schneider),  saloon,  SE  cor  Pacific  and 

Davis 
Detgen  Henry,  saloon,  61 9)  East 
Detrick  E  ft  Co,  bags,  5,  7  and  9  Califor- 
nia and  108,  110  and  112  Market 
Detroit  Emery  Wheel  and  Safe  Co,  S 

B  Page  mfr's  agt,  8  New  Montgomery 
Dettmann  Ludwing  (Sanders  ft  Co),  421 

Mission 
Dettmar  C  H,  printer,  410  Clay 
Dettmar  H,  tailor,  404  Brannan 
Dettmer  John,  liquors,  417  Davia 
Dettner  George,  restaurant,  311  and  313 

Pacific 
Deubler  Geo,   barber,    701    Greenwich 
Deuprey    Eugene  N,  attomey-at-law, 

214  Sansome 
Deutsch  Jacob,  bootmaker,  517  Hyde 
Deutsch    Julius,     harneasmaker,    1408 

Polk 


Deutach  M,  reataurant  and  bakery,  322 

and  324  Bush 
Deutscher    Vcrein,    Henry    Lan  pres, 

216  Dupont 
Deuwel  ft  Gsge  (J  Denwel  and  M  Gage), 

bakery,  614  and  616  Broadway 
Deuwel  J  (Deuwel  ft  Gage),  614  and  616 

Broad  way 
Devan    Mrs    Mary,    dressmaker,    2742 

Folaom 
Devaney  John,  liquors,  711  Howard 
Devany  John  A,  groceries  and  liquors, 

16  Heron 
DeVecchi  Paolo,  physician,  700  Broad- 
way 
DeVecchio    Ermenegildo,  meat-market, 

871  Mission 
Develey  H  K,  grocery,  NE  cor  Powell 

and  OTtirrelT 
Devening  H  C,  physician  and  surgeon, 

308  3d 
Deveny    Peter,    deputy    clerk    justice 

court,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Washington 
Dever  J,  tailor,  957^  Folaom 
Dever  J  (McGrane  ft  Co),  874  Folsom 
Deverell   Richard,  wood  and  coal,  NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Union 
Devers,  Kochncke  ft  Co,  coffee  mills, 

30  and  32  Fr      ^nt 
Devine  D  B,  liquors,  628  Merchant 
Devine  James,  druescist,  214  Kearny 
Develin  Mrs  W,  variety  and  stationery, 

522^  6th 
Devoto  Antonio,  fruits,  1529  Powell 
Devoto  David,  charcoal  agt,  430  Pacific 
DeVoto  Ham  (Ham  DeVoto  ft  Co),   127 

3d 
Devoto  M  (M  Devoto  ft  Co),  127  3d 
Devoto  M   ft  Co  (M  Devoto  and  L  Bri- 

chetto),  canned  goods,  fruits  and  vege- 
tables, 127  3d 
Devrieza   Jean,    sausage   factory,    823 

Pacific 
Dewane  Miss  Annie,  dry  goods,   1118 

Folsom 
Deweese  Cornelius  (Moore,   Hunter  ft 

Co),  417  and  419  Market 

DEWEY  A  T  iDewey  ft  Co),  252  Mar- 
ket 

DEWET  &  CO  (A  T  Dewey  and  W  B 
Ewer),  publishers  "  Miiiinsr  and  Scien- 
tific Press"  and  "Pacific  Rural  Press," 
414  Clay  and  252  Market 

DEWEY  &  CO  (A  T  Dewey,  W  B 
Ewer  and  Geo  H  Strung),  patent 
solicitors,  252  Market 

DEWEY  E  E.  stock  broker,  330  Pine 
Dewey  P'.ugene  E,  sec  and  treas  Union 

Club,  508  Califoroia 
Dewey    S  (Walteraen  ft  Dewey),  819 

Montgomery 

DEWEY  SQUIRE  P,  capitaliat,  330 
Pine 


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Dewey  William  (Waltersen  ft  Dewey). 
212  Clay 

DEWEY  WILLIAM  P.  mining,  330 

Fine 
DEWlllO  J  ft  CO.    publishen   and 

importers  of  books,  420  Bush 
DeWitt  J  C  (DeWitt  &  McCausland), 

320  Jackson 
DeWitt  M  (Cluff  &  DeWitt),  221  and 

223  3d 
DeWitt  &  McCausland  (J  C  DeWitt 

and  W   K  McCausland),   carpenters 

and  builders,  320  Jackson 
DeWitt  T  B,  physician,  cor  Butte  and 

Kentucky 
DeWitt  William  W,  mining,  322  Pine 
Dexter  Mrs  C*'lia,  boarding  and  lodging- 
house,  534  BuHh 
Dextet    i'rank,   wholesale  candy  mfr, 

52(3  Washington 
DEXTER  SALOON.  P  Curley  propr, 

452  3d 

DeTOUNO  CHAS  ft  CO  (M  H  De- 

Young),  editor  and  propr  "SF  Daily, 
Weekly  and  Semi- Weekly  Chronicle," 
NE  cur  Kearny  and  Bush 
DeYonge  John,  liquors,  238  Steuart 
Dezirolo  D,  wood  and  cual,  1825  Union 
Dheron  Andrew  ( Verhaghen  &  Dheron), 

312i  Minna 
Diamond  Cement  Paving  Co,  202  Bush 
Diamond  Drill  Co,  320  8ansome 
.Oiamnnd  Patrick  (McGuireft  Diamond), 

stalls  63  and  64  Centre  Market 
Dibble  Albert,  pres  Atlantic  Giant  Pow- 
der Co,  4  California 
Dibble  Lubricator,  H  Slocom  &  Co  agts, 

436  Mont'^omery 
DICAND  J.  Federal  Hotel,  1205  Stock- 
to:. 
Dickie  Bros  (John  and  James  Dickie), 
naval  architects,  ship  and  steamboat 
builders,  19  Steuart  and  Long  Biidge 
Dickie  James  (Dickie  Bros),  11)  St.mart 
Dickie  John  (Dickie  Bros),  19  Steuart 
Dickiesnn  W  K  (Phillips  &  Dickieson), 

644  Market  and  304  16th 
Dickinson  A  H,  capitalist,  318  Pine 
Dickinson  Mrs  Elisabeth,  groceiies,  SW 

cor  Leavenwqrth  and  California 
Dickinson  John  H,  attorney -at-law,  402 

Montgomery 
Dickinson  R  E  (Finley  &  Dickinson),  5 

and  6  California  Market 
DICKSON,  DEWOLF  ft  CO  (E  D 
Heatlcy  and  (ieo  Campbell),  commis- 
eion  mei-chunts,  412  and  414  Buttery 
Dickson  D  M  ( Dickson  &  Nelson),  cor 

Bryant  and  2d 
Dickson  G  £  (Harrison  &  Dickson),  220 

and  222  Front 
Dickson  &  Nelson  (D  M  Dickson  and  H 
Nelson),    groceries   and   meats,    cor 
Bryant  and  2d 


DIC&SON  ROBERT,  mgr  Imperial 
Fire  London  Assurance  Corporation, 
Northern  Assurance  Co  and  Queen 
Fire  Insurance  Co,  441  California 

Didier  Emile,  fruits,  1246  Mission 

Dieckmann  &  Ruhlmann  (Hermann  H 
Diookmann  and  Harry  F  Kahlmann), 
groceries,  SW  cor  Railroad  and  16th 
aves 

Dieckmann  Hermann  H  (Dieckmann  & 
Rahlmann),  SW  cor  Railroad  and 
16th  aves 

Diederich  I'enry,  bakery,  cor  Bush  and 
Fillmore 

Diedeiich<ien  C  (Drager  &  Dioderichaen), 
608  and  (>  10  6th 

Diedering  Leo,  hotel,  444  Brannan 

Diedrichs  H,  groceries,  321  Bryant 

DIEFENBACHER  OEOROE.  shaving 
and  hairdressing  parlor,  imported  and 
domestic  cigars  and  cigarettes,  tobacco 
and  snuff.  91 1^  Larkiu 

Dietlenbacher  Win  (Dieffenbacher  & 
Wihl),  318  Front 

Dieffenbacher  &  Wihl  (Wm  Dieffen- 
bacher and  G  Wihl),  mfg  agts,  318 
Front 

Diehm  Geo  (Klopfer  &  Diehm),  101 
Clay 

Diehr  Mrs  L,  liquors,  721  Clay 

Dielin^  F,  groceries,  SW  cor  Howard 
and  iSth 

Diemer  John,  saloon,  831  Kearny 

DIERCKFA(Dierck,   Hinz  &^ 
mann),  NE  cor  Main  and  Missi 

DIERCK.  HINZ  ft  PLAGElL^...* 

(F  A  Diei'ck,  A  F  ilinz  and  Win 
Plageniann).  Yolo  Mills  (flouring).  NE 
cor  M.iin  and  Mission 

Diercks  Henry,  groceries,  432  Folsom 

DIEEKS  TH^DORE.  undertaker, 
957  Mission 

Diers  H,  liquors,  NE  cor  Davis  and  Sac- 
ramento 

Dieter  Henry,  grocery,  1606  Mission 
and  1627  West  Mission 

DIETLE  CHAS;  bootmaker,  235  Bush 

Dietrich  August,  paperhanger,  1204 
Stockton 

Dietrich  Caspar,  beer  hall,  649  Clay 

Dietrich  E  C  (Jamison &  Dietrich),  1214 
Mark-t 

Dietrick  £  (E  Dietrick  &  Co),  5-9  Cali- 
fornia 

Dietrick  £  &  Co  (E  Dietrick  and  J  H 
Nicholson),  bags,  tents,  twines,  hose, 
etc,  5-9  Calif ornia 

Dietsch  G.idleib,  tannery,  26th  bet  How- 
ard and  Capp 

Diettrich  Edward,  harneasmaker.  9«;Si 
Howard 

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Diets  &  EUatur  (Henry  Dietz  and  Chas 
EUaMar),  liquora,  1(5  (jleary 

Dietz  F  £,  mo  New  York  Mining  Co, 
327  Pine 

Dietz  Henry  (Dietz  &  Elsauer),  16 
Geary 

Dietz  Henry  (Keatz  k  Dietz),  513-S17 
Montffoinery  ave 

Dietzel  John,  liquora,  234  6th 

Diez  C  C,  cigar  mfr,  409  Washington 

Diggins  A  C,  contractor,  5'28  California 

Diggle  W  N  (Duasmuir,  Digglo  St,  Co), 
pros  Wellington  Shipping  Co,  620 
East 

Dikeman  D  S,  real  estate  and  general 
business,  WO  McAllister 

Dille  Elbert  K,  pastor  Central  M  E 
Church,  Mission  bet  6th  and  7th 

Dillenburg  Michael  (Hedges  k  Dillen- 
burg),  32  Fremont 

Dillon  Mrs  B,  groceries,  509)  Steven<on 

Dillon  Mrs  C  C,  dressmaker,  243  5th 

Dillon  Edward,  chronometer  and  watch- 
maker, 508  Battery 

Dillon  Henry,  liquors,  cor  San  Jose  ave 
and  Valley 

Dillou  Wm,  upholsterer,  034  Folsom 

Dilpeno  Marto,  fruits,  1514  Dupont 

Dimmer  NichoUs,  groceries,  SE  cor 
Broadway  and  Powell 

DIHON  C£HAS  Li  insurance  adjuster, 
3'J3  California 

Dimond  Wm  H  (Williams,  Dimond  ft 
Co),  202  Market 

DINOEON  L  (T.chun  &  Dingeon),  217 
Kearijy 

DINOLlBT  C  L.  pres  Gordon  Hard- 
ware Co,  shinping  and  couimission 
merchant,  and  lumber,  110  Mission 
and  8  nn«l  10  Pine 

Duigley  Thomas  F,  groceries  and  coffee 
and  spice  mills,  325|  5th 

Dinkolspiel  E  (L  DiakuUpiel  k  Co),  37 
and  39  Battery 

Diiikelspiel  .1,  watchmaker  and  jeweler's 
tools,  120  Sutter 

DinkeUpiel  L  (L  Dinkelspiel  k  Co),  37 
and  39  Battery 

DinkeUpiel  L  &  Co  (L  and  E  Dinkel- 
spiel and  J  A  Cook),  importers 
foreign  and  domestic  dry  goods,  37 
and  39  Battery 

DinkeUpiel  M  (8  B  Dinkelspiel  k  Co), 
313  Bush 

Dinkelspiel  S  B  (S  B  Dinkelspiel  k  Co), 
313  I'.ush 

Dinkelsuiel  S  B  &  Co  (8  B  and  M  Dink- 
elspiel and  J  Haber),  watches  and 
jewelry,  313  Bush 

DI NOLA  LEON,  druggist,  1600  How- 
ard 

Dinsmore  R  ft  Co  (R  Dinsmore  and  M 
French),  stock  brokers,  228)  Mont- 
gomery 


Dinsm'  re  R  (R  Dinsmore  ft  Co),  228) 

Montsomery 
Dippel  John,  olaoknmith.  Railroad  ave 

nr  6th  ave 
Dippel  W  G,  tailor,  106  Dupont 
Dirking  Fritz  (J  W  Tucker),  131  Kearny 
Discalzi  G  ft  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco,  006 

Vallejo 
Disciples  of  Christ  Church,  Minna  bet 

4th  and  5th  > 

Dispatch  Steamship  Line,  302  California 
Dissat  Antonio,  hairdresser,  511  Kearny 
Disse  William,  carpenter,  805  Folsom 
Disturnell  Wm  C,  publisher,  534  Cali- 
fornia 
Dithmar  A  C,  machinery,  626  4th 
Dithman  M:bs  L.mma,   private  school 
and  music  teacher,  930  Folsom 

BITTMANN  E,  importer  stationery, 
toys  and  fancy  goods  of  every  descrip- 
tion, 1514  Polk 
Di  Vecchio  Emile,  butcher,  440  Hayes 
Di  Vecchio  Er,  butcher,  871  Mission 
Di  Vecchio  Stephen,  butcher,   SW  cor 

Hayes  and  Franklin 
Divisich  ft  Buja  (Stephen  Divisich  and 
N  Buja),  restaurant,  332  East 

Divisich  Stephen  (Divisich  ft  Buja),  332 

East 
Dix   Casper   (Dix  ft  Straub),    NE  cor 

Fillmore  And  Filbert 
Dix  ft  Straub  (Caaper  Dix  and  Michael 

Straub),  groceries,  NE  cor  Fillmore 

and  Filbert 
Dixon  Mrs,  restaurant,  2645  Mission 
Dixon,  Bernstein  &   Co   (J  B  Dixon,  S 

Bernstein  and  Chaa  Borgeston),  show- 

( ase  nit'rs,  250  and  252  Market 
Dixon  Clement,  liquors,  8  Summer 
Dixon  Crucible  Ci>,  Foye  Bros  a^ts,  507 

California 
Dixon  Mrs  Elizabeth  (Dixon  ft  Putnam), 

48  Geary 
Dixon  T,  liquors,  NE  cor  6th  and  Har- 
rison 
Dixon  Goo  W   (Curtis,    Dixon   ft  Co), 

309-313  Clay 

DIXON  MRSH  H.  siationery.  toys 
and  taney  grnds,  528  Hayes 

Dixon  J  B  (Dixon,  Bernstein  ft  Co),  250 
Market 

Dixon  Mrs  Laura  E,  dressmaking,  1909 
Fillmore 

Dixon  ft  Putnam  (Sirs-  Elizabeth  Dixon 
and  Miss  Elizabeth  Puinain),  millin- 
ery, 48  Geary 

Dixon  Robt,  commission,  306  Davis 

Dixon  Samuel,  slock  broker,  238  Mont- 


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DOANE&  CO  (W  C  and  I  G  Doane, 
R  U  Esby  and  H  S  Gile),  wholeb;>le 
oysters,  64  California  Market 


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DOANE  &  HEBTSHELWOOD  (Wil- 
bur U  Doane  and  Thomas  U  Heashel- 
wood),  dry  goods,  S£  cor  Sutter  and 
Kearny 
DOANE  I Y  (Doane  &  Co),   64  Cali- 

foruia  Market 
DOANE  W  C  (Doane  &  Co),  64  Call- 

t'urnia  ^Market 
Doane  Wilbur  G   (Doane  &   Henshel- 

wood),  fcJG  cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 
D«bbieJ  B  (Elder  &  Dobbie),  606  Clay 
Dobinson  James  H,   private  sec  Wm 

Sharon,  3(^  Sansome 
Duble  Abuer,  mfr  cast  steel  tools,   13 

and  15  Fremont  and  567  Mission 
Dobzensky  Mrs  Rosa,   stationery,  615 

Larkin 
Docher  Clans,  liquors,  NW  cor  fiattery 

and  Jackson 
Dockings  Hall,  409  Montgomery  ave 
Dudge  Alfred  W,  printer,  46  O'Farrell 
Doiige  Bros    (Jared    8    and    Zenas    M 
Dodge),    stationers,     engravers    and 
priuters,  32  Geary 
Dodge  D,  butcher,  159Steuart 
Dodge  E  J  (J  Rubs  &  Co),  36  Market 
Dodge  F,  housemover,  1 149  Mission 
Dodge  H  C  (Dodge  &  Ross),  3  Post 
Dutlge  Henry  W,  plumber,  1030  Sutter 
Dodge  H  L  (Dodge,   Sweeney  &  Co), 

114  and  116  Market 
Dodge  Jared  S  (Dodgo  Bros^,  32  Geary 
Dodge  M  B,  mtr  of  concentrating  ma- 
chinery, 143  Fremont 
Dodge  Miles  B  Jr  (Kramer  &  Dodge), 

43/  Bush 
Dodge  Nathan,  supt  Centre    Market, 

cor  Sutter  and  Dupont 
Dudge  &  lioss.  City  Parcel  Delivery,  3 

Pout 
Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co  (H  L  Dodge,  L  H 
bwueney,  J  E  Ruggles  and  F  W  Van 
Sickleu),  wholesale  provisions  and 
commission  merchanis,  114  Market 
Dodge  \V  W  (W  W   Dodge  &  Cd),  cor 

Clay  and  Front 
Dodge  \y  VV  &  Co  (W.  W  Dodge,   San 
Fiaucisco,  and  Newton  Booth  and  C 
T   \Vbceier,  Sacramento),    wholesale 
grocers,  NW  cor  Clay  and  Front 
Dodge  Zeuas  W  (Dodge  Bros),  32  Geary 
Doe  B  (B  &  J  S  Doe)  44-48  Market 
Doe  B  &  J  8,  doom,  windows  and  blinds, 

44-48  Market 
Doe  Chas  F,  Redwood  aid  Oregon  lum- 
*ber,  doord,  sash  and  blinds,  SW  cor 
Spear  and  Howard 
Doe  J  S  (B  &  J  S  Doe),  44-48  Market 
DOE,  TTTMHAT.T.  ft  tX)  (Loriug  B  Doe, 
Geo  H  F_uuball,    and  C  W    Mott), 
wholeside  dealers  in  lumber,  railroa^l 
tiL-s,  posts,  tan  burk,  etc,  104  Market 
DOE  LU&INQ  B  (Doe,  Kimball  &  Co), 
1«>4  Market 


Doelger  John,  bakery,  NE  cor  Powell 

and  P&cifio 
DOERB  CHABIES,  druggist's  glass 

labels,  ()08  Axarket 
Doerrer  W  G,  paints,  1744  Market 
D  ^herty  C  E,  Mis  Im  Wire  Works,  par- 
den  arches,  summer  L  ouses,  etc,  732 

Mission 
Doherty  J,  gasfitter,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Kearny 
Doherty  J  A,  laundry,  202  Ist 
Doherty  Jno  W,  pres  and  general   mgr 

Railroad 
Doherty  John,  laundry,  552  Mission 
Doherty  T,  fruits,  305  Hayes 
Dohrniann  Adolph  (Dohrmann  &  Co), 

NW  cor  Washington  and  Drumm 
Dohrmann  &  Co  (A  Dohrmann  and  H 

Wangenheim),     Waslrington     Flour 

Mills,    NW    cor    Washington     and 

Drumm 
Dohrmann  F  (B    Nathan    &    Co),  130 

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DohsChas,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 

974  Harrison 
Dolan  Hugh,  liquors,  1142  Folsom 
DOLAN  JAMES  W.  a^^t   Woonsocket 

Rubber  Co,  414  and  416  Mnrket 
Do1p.n  Michael,  groceries,  317  Tehama 
Dolan  P  A,  livery  stabie,  1432  Market 
Dolan  Thos,  soap  mfr,  Potrero  ave  bet 

Alabama  and  El  Dorado 
Dolan  Wm  B,  saloon,  145  3d 
Dolbeer  &  Carson   (John    Dolbeer  and 

Will  Carson),  lumber,  22  California 
Dolbeer  John  (Dolbeer    &    Carson),  22 

California 
Dold  Chas  (Kittelberger  &  Dold),  NE 

cor  Market  and  Powell 
Dolder  L  F,  provisions,  621  Union 
Dolheguy  Adolph,  liquors,  521   Mont- 
gomery ave 
DoUdorf  R  (DoUdorf  ft  BuUwinkel),  NE 

cor  Mission  and  Beale 
DoUdorf  &  Bullwinkle(R  Dolldorfand 

H  BuUwinkle),  liquors,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Beale 
Doliiver  &  Bros  (Thos  and  Samuel  R 

DoUiverand  Albert  R  Chuich),  573 

and  575  Market 
Doliiver  Samuel  R  (Doliiver  &  Bros),573 

Market 
Doliiver  Thos   (Doliiver  &  Bros),   573 

Market 
Domaker   Giovanni,     bootmaker,    413 

Broadway 
Doman  Henry,  coffee  stand,  516^  Mis- 
sion 
Domenici  B  &    Co,    merchant  tailors, 

1335  Dupont 
DomergueG  (Domorgue  &  Gamier),  618 

Sacramento 
Domergue  ft  Gamier  (G  Domergue  and 

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Dominick,  Roberts  &  Co,  poultry,  510 
Sanaome 

Donahue  C  J,  groceries,  997  Bryant 

Donahue  Ddniel,  junk,  4  Folsom 

Donahue  Heury,  sewing  machines,  304 
Hayes 

DONAHUE  JAMES  M.  sec  San  Fran- 
cisco and  North  Pacitic  Railroad,  430 
Montgomery 

Donahue  P,   watchmaker,  104  Jackson 

DONAHUE  PETER,,  pres  San  Fran- 
cisco and  North  Pacific  and  Sonoma 
Valley  Railroads,  pres  San  Francisco 
Gas  Light  Co,  cor  Ist  and  Natoma, 
and  4.%  Mnntt^mery 

DOHALDSON  &  CO  (James  Donald- 
son and  John  Gawne),  agta  for  Scot- 
tish Imperial  Fire  Insurance  Co  of 
Glasgow  and  the  Intomational  Marine 
Insurance  Co  (limi<.;:d)  of  Liverpool, 
shipping  and  commissior.  merchants, 
319  California 

DOHALDSON'  JAMES  (Donaldson  ft 
Co),  319  California 

Donaldson  R  A,  assistant  seneral  pas- 
senger and  ticket  agt  C  P  R  R,  cor  4th 
andTowusend 

Dondero  Louis  tt  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
1819  Union 

Donegan  J  J  (Calnan  ft  Donegan),  1023 
Harrison  bet  6th  and  7th 

Don!  0,  groceries,  420  Union 

Donleavy  M  F,  restaurant,  530  Market 

Donnelly  A  J  (Donnelly,  Dunne  ft  Co), 
601  California 

Donnelly,  Dunne  ft  Co  (A  J  and  E  T 
Donnelly  and  J  F  Dunne),  wholesale 
butchers,  601  California 

Donnelly  Edward,  physician,  142^  4th 

Don  elly  E  T  (Donnelly,  Dunne  ft  Co), 
601  California 

Donnelly  U,  groceries,  Alabama  bet 
25ih  and  26th 

Donnelly  Harry,  saloon,   1723  Alabama 

Donnelly  L  L  (Donnelly  ft  Soderer), 
1108  Market 

Donnelly  Michael,  t<anner,  Serpentine 
ave  nr  Hampshire 

Donnelly  ft  Suderer  (L  L  Donnelly  and 
A  H  Soderer),  confectionery,  1108 
Market 

Donnelly  Tho«  (Skerrett  ft  D^Tnaelly), 
226  6th 

Donner  Lonis,cabinetmaker,  i  SOS  Powell 

Donohoe  Dan  (Anstett  ft  Cu),  7250reen 

£onohoe  Joseph  A  (Donohue,  Kelly  ft 
Co),  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Sacra- 
mento 

Donohoe,  Kelly  ft  Co  (Joseph  A  Dono- 
hoe, Eugene  Kelly,  J  W  Flood  and 
Howarcf  Havens),  bankers,  SE  cor 
Montgrnrery  and  Sacramento 

Donohoe  Moses,  grocery  and  fniiti,  SE 
cor  22d  and  Fair  Oaks 


Donohoe  E,  l^oots  and  shoes,  20  Hayes 
Donohue  James,  groceries,  116  7th 
Diinohue  John  C,  groceries,  cor  Bryant 

and  Bryant  ave 
Donohue  Mrs  John,   liquors,  S**"   Fol- 
som 
Donohue  Mrs  Kate,  saloon,  827  Folsom 
Donohue  Patrick,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker,  716  Sansome 
Donohue  ft  Phelan  (Thos  Donohue  and 

Patrick  Phelan),  liquorri,  33  2d 
Donohue  Thomas  (Donohue  ft  Phelan), 

33  2d  • 

Donuhue  Thos  R  (Sullivan  ft  Donohue), 

914  Ellis 
Donovan  ft  Bro,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

1561  Market 
Donovan   D,    boots   and  shoes,    1412 

Stockton  and  427  Montj^omery  ave 
Donovan  J  J  (Donovan  ft  O'Donnell), 

1303  Polk 
Donovan  John,  horseshoer,  2005  Mis- 
sion 
Donovan  M  J  ft  J  J,  painters  and  whit- 

eners,  1008  Mission 
Donovai  ft  O'Donnell  (J  J  Donovan  and 
M  O'Donnell),  restaurant,   1303  Polk 
Donovan  Timothy,  bootmaker,  306  Jes- 
sie 
Donzel  Louis  P,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

dairy  produce,  543  and  545  4th 
Donzelmann  J  F,  insurance  agt,  13 Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Dooley  ft  Boylen  (John  Dooley  and  B 

Boylen),  saloon,  316  4th 
Dooley  John  (Dooley  ft  Boylen),  316  4th 
Dooley  Mrs  L,  liquors,  548  Mission 
Dooley  Patrick,  groceries,  SE  cor  Bay 

and  Hyde 
Doonan   Miss  Mary,   dressmaker,  cor 

10th  and  Railroad  ave 
Doran  James,  horseshoer,  55  Beale 
Dorcy  Peter,  saloon,  112  Dapont 
Dore    B  ft  Co  (Benjamin    and    H  E 

Dare),  printers,  512  Sacramento 
Dore  Benj  (B  Dore  ft  Co),  512  Sacra- 
mento 
Dore  Edward  (Hurst  ft  Dore),  231  16th 
Dore  H  E  (B  Dore  ft  Co),  512  Sacra- 
mento 
Dore  Manrice  (Maurice  Dore  ft  Co),  410 

Pine 
Dore  Maarioe  ft  Co  (Maurice  Dore),  real 

estate  and  auctioneers,  410  Pine 
DORBT  If  JOSEPH  H,  ^t  for  John- 
sou's  printing  inks  and  (mo  H  Meier 
ft  Co'a  bronze  powders,  gold  leaf,  etc, 
527  Commercial 
Dorseloh  Bros  (Claus  and  Fred  Dorge- 

ton);  groceries,  1250  Mission 
Doraeloh  Claus  (Dorgeloh  Bros),   12S0 

Mission 
Dori^eloh  Fred  (Doigelo     Bros),    1260 
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Doric  Lodge  F  &  A  M,  Emil  Marks  sec, 

B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  1 21  Eddy 
DOBLER  ANTOINE  (Dorler  &  Hil- 

ziascrt,  317  4th 
DORXiER  &  BDELZINOER  (Antoine 
Dorler  aad  Godiieb  Uilzinger),  boots 
and  shoes  ami  baotin  ikers,  317  4th 
Dora  B  W  (Rankin  &  Dorn),   837  Mis- 
sion 
SDorn  Gustavus  W,   electric  belts,  530 
O'Fan-ell 
-    DORNIN  GEORGE  D,  mgr  The  Lion 
Fire  insurance  Go  of  Loudon,   433 
California 
Dorr  L  L,  physician,  538  Turk 
Dorrance  W  G,  saloon,  1 12  2d 
Dosoher  Glaus,  groceries,  NW  cor  Bat- 
^^       tery  and  Jackson 
^P  Doscher  Henry  (Duscber  &  Von  Bargen), 
SW  cor  McAllister  and  Webster 
DOSCHER    HENRY,    groceries    and 
provisions,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars, 
wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  SW 
Pierce  and  O'Farrell 
Doscher   Henry   (Doscher   &    Go), 
Michigan  and  Shasta 
^^   Doscher  &  Go    (Henry    Doacher   and 
j^       Harold  Holman),  groceries,  cor  Michi- 
gan and  Shasta 
Doscher  John  D,  groceries,  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  1st 
Doscher  &  Von  Bargen  (Henry  Doscher 
and  Ernest  Von  Bargen),  groceries, 
SW  cor  McAllister  and  Webster 
Double  Standard  Gold  Mining  Go,  W  H 

Lent  aec,  room  62,  30i)  Montgomery 
Duud  Aaron  (Hadley  &  Doud),  326  Pine 
Doud  W  A  (Hadley  &  Doud),  326  Pine 
Dougherty  Danl,  wood  and  coal,  Minna 
bet  14th  and  16th  

DOTTOHERTT  MRS  FANHT.  dtess 

and  cloakmaker,  452  6th 

DOUGHERTY  P  E  &  00,  steam 
printers,  engravers,  lithographers  and 
book-binders,  412  Commercial  and 
41 1  Clay  bet  Sansome  and  Battery 

S—       Dougherty  Wm  C,  deputy  postmarter, 
Post-office 
Doughty  Wm,  wool  buyer  and  woolen 
mills,  3  Spear 

Q   Douglas  A  U,  artist,  28  Geary 

e   Douglas  D  M,  harnessmaker,  838  How- 
ard 
Douglaa  Thos,  liquors,  441  3d 
Douglas  Wm,     stoves,     tinware    and 
'^       pumps,  755  Mission 
^5   Douglas  Wm  P,  watchmaker  and  jewel- 
^       c^,  120  Sutter 

^^   Douglass  Joseph,  bootmaker,  533  Pine 
fg   Douglass  Mias  Mary,  bakery,  2531  Mis- 
1r        sion 

^  Douglass  W  B,  watchmaker,  120  Sutter 
M  Douglass  Wm  Y,  captain  of  police,  Old 
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Douglass  W  A,  physician,  126  O'Farrell 
Dow  Geo  E  (Goss  &  Dow),  116  Beale 

Dow  Martin,  notions,  124  2d 

DOW    STEAM    PUMP    WORKS, 
Goss  &  Dow  proprs,  hydraulic  engi- 
neers and  machinists,    114  and   116 
Beale 
DOWAN   ROBERT,    aupt    Calvary 

Cemetery 
Dowd  Dennis,  restaurant,  625  Davis 
Dowe  Arthur  W  (Dowe  &  Pickett),  997 

and  999  Market 
Dowe  &  Pickett  (Arthur  W  Dowe  and  J 
M  Pickett),  photographers,  997  and 
999  Market 
Dowe  L,  photographer,  SB  cor  Market 

and  4  th  

DOWE  &  PICKETT,  photographers, 

997  and  999  Market 
Dowland   Mrs  M  J,  dressmaker,   230 

Ellis 
Dowland  Mrs  Sarah,  toys,  books  and 

stationery,  1329  Bush 
Dowling  Ewd,  livery  stable,  1633  How- 
ard 
Dowling  J,  fish.  Grand  Central  Market, 

cor  6th  and  Market 
Dowling   J  E,  teacher   West  Mission 
Primary  School,   West  Mission    bet 
Henaan  and  Ridley 
Dowling  R,  livery  stable,  621  Grove 
Dowling  Thomas,  saloon,  cor  3d  and 

Townsend 
Downes  G,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  43  2d 
Downey  G  W  (MuUoy,  Bean  &  Go),  329 

Sansome 
Downing  A  F  (A  F  Downing  &  Son),  14 

2d 
Downing  A  F  ft  Son  (A  F  and  0  P 
Downing),  druf^ts'  sundries,  14  2d 
Downing  0  P  (A  F  Downing  &  Son),  14 

2d 
Downing  T  H,  supt  Pacific  Coast  Steam- 
ship Construction    Department,  N£ 
cor  Broadway  and  Front 
Downing  Thomas,  painter,  615  Mission 
Doyle,    Barber,    Gal  pin    &    Scripture, 

attorueys-at-law,  323  CaliTomia 
Doyle  ft  Cashman  (J  C  Doyle  and  Danie! 
Cashman),  liquor,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
SW  cor  3d  and  Howard 
Doyle  Daniel  P,  second-hand  furniture, 

214  4th 
Doyle  E  H,  livery  stable,  246  3d 
Doyle  Henry  (Hfurj'  Doyle  ft  Co),  511 

Market 
Doyle  Henry  ft  Co  (Henry  Doyle  and 
P  £  0  Bryen),  wholesale  flax  threads, 
bag  twines,  etc  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 011  Market 
Do>'Ie  J,  plumber   and   gasfitter,    822 

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Doyle  Mrs  Jennie,  liquors,  oor  25th 
and  Valencia 

Doyle  John  T,  attorney- at-law,  323 
California 

Doyle  Maurice  &,  Son,  horscHhoers,  770 
Mission 

DOTLE  PATRICK,  harness,  collar 
and  saddle  mfr,  1011  Market 

Doyle  R  E  (Doyle  u  Wilson),  307  Cal- 
ifornia 

Doyle  &  Wilson  (R  E  Doyle  and  Chas 
Wilson),  ship  and  freight  brokers, 
307  California 

Doxey  &  Co,  books'illers,  stationers  and 
engravers,  23  Dupont 

Dozier  Mrs  E  N,  art  school,  715  Valen- 
cia 

Drady  D,  pictures,  230  4th 

Drady  Thomas,  merchant  tailor,  6  3d 

Drager  &  Die  ierichsen  (J  Drager  and 
C  Diedorichsen),  proprs  Excelsior 
Hotel.  60S  and  610  6th 

Drake  &  Emerson  (Samuel  Drake  and 
John  A  Emerson),  commission  mer- 
chants, 521  ahd523  Sansome 

Drake  Samuel  (Drake  ft  Emerson), 
commission  merchants,  521  and  523 
Sansome 

Drake  W  R  (W  R  Drake  ft  Co),  208 
Davis 

Drake  W  R  ft  Co  (W  R  Drake  and  C 
Laufeuburger),  Eagle  Soap  Co,  208 
Davis 

Dramant  L  (Levy  Dramant,  Oppen- 
heimer  ft  Co),  107  Battery 

"DRAMATIC  BREVITIES"  (The), 

Wm  Mclntyre  publisher,  626  Mont- 
gomery 
Drathen  P,  cigars  and  tobacco,  79  4th 
Drayeur  A  (D  Cazeaux  ft  Co),  531  Com- 

merci:il 
Drechsler  Louis,  bootmaker,  947  Bryant 
Drcsbach  Wm,  commission      1  shipping 

merchant,  316  Californi 
Drescher  Charles,  barber,  5U.>  JonoR 
Dresen  Joseph  E  M,  bakery,  1012  Pierce 
Drew  H  M  (Jesse  ft  Drew),  Berry  b<-f 

3d  and  4th 
Drew  J  R,  stair  builder,  217  Spear 
Drew  Julia  C  ft  L  A,  Dancing  Academy, 

Sanders'  Hall,  71  New  Montgomery 
Drew  Moses  M,  U  S  Marsha],    room  45 

U  S  Appraiber's  Building 
Diew's    Dimcing    Academy,    71    New 

Montgomery 
Drewes  Henry,  meat  market,  cor  24th 

and  Potrero  ave 
Dreydemi  Pierre,  tailor,  1409  Polk 
Dreyer  Diederiek,    groceries,    NE   coi 

Napa  and  Illinois 
Dreytus  B  (B  Dreyfus  ft  Co,  Anaheim), 

office  121  California 
Dreyfus  Theodore,  cleaning  and  dydng, 

36i  6th 


Dreyfus  B  ft  Co  (B  Dreyfus,  E  L  Gold- 
stein, J  Frowenfeld,  John  G  Weglein 
and  Ed  Frowenfeld),  native  wines, 
121    California,    warehouse    630-642 
.  Brannan 

Dreyfuss  Julius,  lamps,  chandeliers,  oil 
stoves  etc,  14  Dupont 

DRINKHOTTSE  J  A,  importer  of  cigars 
and  tobacco,  sole  agt  for  S  Lowenthal 

.  ft  Co's  Genuine  Marblehead  Cigars, 
SW  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 

Driscoll  Bros  (D  R  and  James  DriscoU), 
grocers,  SE  cor  4th  and  Minna 

Driscoll  Cornelius  E,  sanitarium  baths, 
2210  and  2212  Powell 

Driscoll  D  R  (Driscoll  Bros),  cor  4th  and 
Minna 

Driscoll  James  (Driscoll  Bros),  cor  4th 
and  Minna 

Driscoll  Jere  J,  deputy  clerk  Justico 
Court,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Washing- 
ton 

D'locoll  John  (Lynch  ft  Driscoll),  10th 
ave  bet  P  and  Q 

Driscoll  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  1328 
Stockton 

Driscoll  Mrs  M,  fancy  goods,  1553  Mar- 
ket 

Driscoll  Timothy,  wood  and  coal,  NE 
cor  17  th  and  Capp 

Drobaz  Mattio,  chop  house,  503  East 

Drohuli  Joseph,  Pine  Street  Restaurant, 

.  439  Pine 

Dr<issel  J  H,  apothecary,  NW  cor 
Powell  and  Jackson 

Drouet  H,  pork  packer,  1420  Stockton 

Drown  A  N,  attorney-at-Iaw,  621  Clay 

Drucker  Herman,  mgr  Standard  Ex- 
press, 1  Commercial 

Drucker  John,  grocer,  SW  cor  Misaion 
and  6th 

Druhe  John  G,  saloon,  SW  cor  Wash* 
ington  and  Drumm 

Druid's  Hall,  413  Sutter 

Druid's  Library,  1,000  v  la,  413  Sutter 

l>rumntond  ft  Lemoiit  (K  S  Drummond 
and  (i  W  Lemont),  wood  and  coal, 
435  Valencia 

Drummond  R  N  Drummond  ft  Lemont), 
433  and  435  Valencia 

Drury  Wm,  mer'  ant  tailor,  633 
K'-arny 

"DRY  OOOBS  REPORTER."  B  F 

Jacobs  I'l-opraiid  publisher,  35  Sutter 
Dryer  B,  car) 'enter,  220  I^eavenworth 
hryerChailea  F.  stable,  1315  Stockton 
Duane,  Ballani  >^     o,  commission  mer- 
chants, 2'2  < '     .  ornia 
Duano  C  P,         estate,  427  Montgomery 
Duane  E,  butcher,  20  7th 
Dubedal    E  (Pascal,   Dubedal  ft  Co), 

426  and  428  Jackson 
DuBois  J   Dill  (DuBoia  ft  King),  416 
Battery 


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DuBoi'b  &  King  (J  Dill  DoBols  and  W 

B  King),  commission  lA.rchauts,  416 

Battery 
Dubrpw  Alfred  K,  mining  sec,  room  69 

309  Montgomery 
Ducasse  August,  artificial  flowers,  856 

Mission 
DuCastel  E,  school,  324  O'Farrell 
Dackett  C  S,  dentist,  25^  6th 
Ducr»ux  A,  restaurant,  1119  Dupont 
DUPOEON  E    M    (hydraulic  jacks), 

mill  xmd  mining  sec,   cor   8th  and 

Minna 
Dudley  Qeo,  locksmith,  2002  Mission 
Dufau  Madam  M  A,  dressmaker,  414 

Hayes 
Duif&  Co(R  P  R  Duff),  commiiision 

merchants,  316  Davis 
Duff  James,    crockery,     tinware    and 

cutlery.  414  3d 
Dttffey  Bros,  poultry,  24  Bay  City  Mar- 
ket, 1146>[arket 
Duffey  B  G,  beal  estate  agent,  2  Jones 
Duffey  E  J,  poultry  and  game,  stall  24 

Bay  City  Market 
Duffey  John,  groceries,  651  Mission         { 

DTJFFICT   &   BRANNAN.  proprs 

Brooklyn    Hotel,    Bush    bet    Mont- 

gomery  and  Sansome 
DUFFICT  M  0,  Brooklyn  Hotel,  Bush 

bet  Montgomery   and  Sansome,  res 

614  Howard 
Duffy  B  C,  real  estate,  4  Jones 
DuH'y    Bros    (Wm    and  Neil    Dufiy), 

saloon,  631  Merchant 
Dumr  Edward,  saIo3n,  119  Vallejo 
Dufly  James  (Whittier,  Pallor  &  Co), 

21  and  23  Front 
Duffy  J  J,  fruits,  9,  10  aod  42  and  44 

Centre  Market 
Duffy  Neil  (Duffy  Bros),  631  Merchant 
Duffy  Patrick,  bootmaker,  1414  Pacific 
Diiffy  Terrence,  nursery  and  florist,  cur 

Polk  and  Cteary 
Duffy  Wm  (Dufl^  Bros),  631  Merchant 
Dugan  Bernard  F  (Stephens  ft  Dugan), 

42  6th 
Dugan  Patrick,  saloon,  624  1st 
Dagan  P  F,  liquors,  cor  Natoma  and  7th 
Dugan  V  F  (Stephens  ft  Dugan),  boots 

and  shoes,  42  tith 
Duggan  Edward,  saloon,  131  5th 
Dnggan  Ed  P,  restaurant,  322  Davis 
Dniwan  Timothy,  wood  and  coal,  1019 

OUHAGON  F>  homoepathic  physician, 

30t  Sutter 
DUHSM  ft  COf  photograph  artists, 

1633  Polk 
Duhot  Mme  O,  laundry,  743  Howard 
Dnisenberg  Charles  ft  Co  (Charles  Dni- 

■enbeig),  North  Oerman  Lloyd  Steam* 

•hip  Co  and  commiision  merchanta, 

314  Sacramento 


DuisenWg   Charles,     North    German 
Lloyd  Sieamship  Co  and  commission 
mercliant,  314  Sacramento 
Du  Jardia  Fred,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE 

cor  Pinfl  and  Kearny 
Duke  Catoline,  dressmaking,  621  Taylor 
Daley  Lucy,  confectionery,  1330  Pacific 
Dullay  Wm  P,  confectionery,   1330  Pa- 
cific 
Dumas  Mrs  E,  lodging-house,  48  7th 
Dumas  L,  fruits  and  vegetables,  48  7th 
Dumont  Pierre,  wines  aud  liquors,  2759 

Harrison  and  237  4th 
Dumphy  Luke,  tailor,  2012  Polk 
Dun  R  G  ft  Co,  mercantile  agency.  Jay 
Lugsdin  mgr,  320  California 

DTTNAHD  LOUIS  F,  attomey-at-Uw, 
331  Montgomery 

DTJirANO,  HULER  &  HUOHES. 

(L(mis  F  Dunand,  Frank  D  Miller  and 
James  E  Hughes),  attomeys>at-law, 
331  Montffomery 
Da  Navent  AC,  wellsinker  and  contrac- 
tor, 2518  Mission 
Dunbar  David,  plumber, '1601  Geary 
Dunbar  James,  blacksmith,  foot  of  6th 

DTJUBAB  JAMES>  metal  roofer  and 

f;alvanized  iron  cornice,  1073  Market 
wt  6th  and  7th 

Dunbar  J  K,  physician,  cor  6th  and  Bry- 
ant 

Dunbar  L  L,  dentist,  23  Kearny 

Duncan  ft  Boyle  ( Wm  Duncan  and  Den- 
nis Boyle),  blacksmiths  and  horse- 
shoers  22  Tyler 

Duncan  Geo  ft  Co,  asphaltam  workers, 
652  Market 

Duncan  James,  tannery,  Brannan  bet 
8th  and  9th 

Duncan  John  M,  range  builders  and 
roofer,  1136  Mission 

Duncan  Mills  Laud  and  Lumber  Co,  I 
E  Thayer  agt,  22  California 

Duncan  Wm  (Duncan  ft  Boyle),  22  Ty- 
ler 

Duncan  William  L,  stock  broker,  306 
Montgomery 

Dundas  Miss,  dressmaker,  I026|  Lar- 
kin 

DUHDOVP  F*  San  Francisco  Boiler 
Works,  131  and  133  Folsom 

Dunfield  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  768^  How- 
ard 

DTJVHAM  B  F  (Duncan,  Carrigan  ft 
Co),  107  Front 

DUKHAM.  CABBIOAH  ft  00  (B  F 

Dunham,  A  Carrigan,  E  W  Planter 
and  W  LMcCormiok),  hardware,  iron 
and  steel,  i07-ill  Front 
Dunham  Henry,  whitener,  345  3d 
Dunigan  Mrs  Mary,  fruit*  and  vegeta- 
bles, 326  5th 
Dunker  Ado';>h,  sclson,  12  Oregon 


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DFlffKEB  D  (Patzman  &  Danker),  340 

Pine 
Dunkley  Mrs  0  D,  bakery,  936  Folsom 
Dnnlap    A  W,    magnetic    healer,  822 

Miscion 
Dunlap  D  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,    21 

Leideadorff 
Dunlap  J  D,    deputy  U  S  marshal,  res 

Los  Aneeles 
Dunmore  Wm,  blacksmith,  17  Anna 
Dunn  &  Blucher  (James  Dunn  and  Geo 

Bluoher),  hay    and   grain,    NE    cor 

Fillmore  and  Lombard 
Dunn  C,  whitener  and  plasterer,  312 

Tehama 
Dunn  D  E,  hairdresser,  615  California 
Dunn  E  &  Co  (E  Dunn),  musical  instru- 
ments,  1216  Market 
Dunn    Horace    D,  fishing   tackle  and 

lamps,  547  Washington 
DUNK     JAMES,      supt      California 

Cracker  Co,  NW  cor  Broadway  and 

Battery 
Dunn  James  (Dunn  &  Blucher),    1219 

Powell    and   NE    cor  Fillmore  and 

Lombard 
Dunn  James,  wood  and  coal,  903  Pacific 
Dunn  John,  carpenter,  312  Tehama 
Dunn  John,  saloon,  839  Sacramento 
Dunn  John  J,  pattern  and  modelmaker, 

143  and  145  Fremont 
Dunn  P,  liquors,  114  2d 
Dunn  Wm  (Koany  &  Dunn),  1118  Mis- 
sion 
Dunne  J  F  (Donnelly,  Dunne  &.  Co),  601 

California 
Dunne  Owen,  saloon,  309  3d 
DUNNE  PETER  Fi   attomey-at-law, 

room  17,  7  Moutgomerv  ave 
Dunnigan    &    O'Dea    (M    O'Dea   and 

Patrick  Dunnigan),  blacksmiths,  126 

Geary 
Dunnigan  Patrick  (Dunnigan  &  O'Dea), 

126  Geary 
Dunning    Mrs  K  M,  dressmaker,    131 

Post 
Dunning  Thos,  groceries,  263  Clara 
Dnnphy  Luke,  tailor,  2012  Polk 
DUNPHT  THOMAS  N  ft  CO  (Thos 

S  Dunp'iy),  l>ill  posters  and  general 

Hdvertiaiiig  nfcta,  50ti  Commercial 
DUNPHT  WM  (Wm  Dunphy  &  Co), 

room  1,  504  Kearny 

DUNPHY  WM  ft  CO 

wholesale    butchers, 

Kearny 

Dunsing  F  W,  groceries,  301 1  Mission 
Dunsmuir  A  (Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co), 

6-20  East 
Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &,  Co  (R  Dunsmuir, 

W  N  Dig(;leand  A  Dunsmuir^,  proprs 

Wellington  Colliery,  6'20  East 
Dunsmuir  R  (Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co), 

620  East 


(Wm  Dunphy), 
room     1,     504 


Danworth  Peter,  grocer,  19  Clinton 
Dupem  N,  local  stock  broker,  430  Cali- 
fornia 
Duprat  George,  tailor,  1314  Larkin 
DuPrat  Joseph  S,  mill  and  mining,  room 

12,  416  California 
Dupuy  E,  physician,  901  Sutter 
Dupuy  J  (J  Dupuy  &  Co),  630  Broad- 
way 

DUPUT  J  ft  CO  (J  Dupuy  and  J 
Baron),  carriage  mfrs,  630  Broadway 

Dupuy  Madam  M,  feathers,  436  Bush 

Dupy  t'  G,  attomey-at-law,  316  Cali- 
fornia 

Durand  A,  interpreter  and  collector, 
523  Kearny 

Durand  J  A,  broker,  410  Clay 

Durbrow  Alfred  K,  mining  sec,  69 
Nevada  Block 

Durein  Bros  (C  J  and  Wm  Durein), 
Humboldt  House,  1309  and  1311  Stock- 
ton 

Durein  C  J  (Durein  Bros),  .1309  and 
1311  Stockton 

Durein  Wm  (Durein  Bros),  1309  and 
1311  Stockton 

Durban  Joseph,  groceries,  14    Clara 

Durkee  &  Moor  (E  W  Durkee  and  J  B 
Moor),  mfrs  woven  wire  spring  mat- 
tresses, 623^  Howard 

Durkin  Edward,  general  broker,  306 
Montgomery 

DURKIN  P  ft  E,  real  estate,  306 
Montgomery 

DUROSE  F  F.  bed  comforter  factory, 

29  2d 
Duryea's  Starch  Agency,  Henry  C  Ed- 

gerton  agt,  109  Califoioia 
Duseuberg  Bros,  109  Battery 
Dussol    Gustavo,    pres     Derbeo     Blue 

Gravel  Mining  Co,  522  Montgomery 
Dutard  H,   commission  merchant,  126 

and  128  Davis 
Dutch  Wm,  dentist,  26  Montgomery 
Duttmer  John,  saloon,  417  Davis 
Dutton  Henry  Jr,  Uay  and  grain,  pier  7, 

Steuart 
Dutton    &    Partridge   (John   Partridge 

and  8  E  Dutton),  stationers,  .306  Cali- 
fornia 
Dutton  S  E  (Dutton  ft  Partridge),  306 

California 

DUTTON  W  J,  sec  Fireman's  Fund 
Insura' 'ce  Co  of  California,  SW  cor 
California  and  Sansome 

Duval  Eli  (McCloskey  ft  Duval),  407  4th 

Duval  Geo  L  (J  W  Grace  ft  Co),  40 
Ca!ifornia 

Duveneck  C  B,  groceries,  cor  17th  and 
Eureka 

DWELLE  J  H>  new  Domestic  and 
Singer  and  second-hand  sewing  ma- 
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DWINELLE  SAMI  H,  attomeyat- 

law,  626  Montgomery 
Dwyer   Miss  Annie,   teacher  Valencia 
Primary  School,  e  s  Valencia  bet  22d 
and  23d 
Dwyer  George  R,  groceries,   NW  cor 

Dapont  and  Bay 
Dwyer  J,  physician,  223  Pacific 
Dwyer  John,   groceries,  SW  cor  19th 

and  Howard 
Dwyer  Mrs  K  M,  milliner,  405  Hayes 
Dwyer  Mrs  M,  groceries,  1124  Harrison 
Dwyer  Michael,  saloon,  1U6  1st 
Dwyer  Michael  W,  fruits,  2947  16th 
Dwyer,  iSkaife  &  Robertson  (T  R  Dwyer, 
A  Skaife  and  H  Robertson),  wholesale 
cigars,  400  Sansome 
Dwyer  Mrs  T,  groceries,  SW  cor  7th 

and  Minna 
Dwyer  T,  painter,  108  Langton 
Dwyer  TR  (Dwyer,  Skaife  &   Robert- 
son), 400  Sansome 
DTER  CHARLES  A.  commission  and 

insurance,  room  17,  330  Pine 
Dyer  James  J,  contractor,  528  California 
Dyer  J  J,  dentist,  37  Post 
Dyer  J  P  (Kenney  &  Dyer),  228  Mont- 
gomery 
Dyer  M,  stoves  and  tinware,  749  Mission 
Dyer   Mrs  Margret,   dressmaker,  3036 

I6th 
Dyer  W  C,  cooper,  1017  Battery 

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Eagan  John,  1129  Folsom 
Eiu|Ie  Brass  Foundry,  M  Greenberg,  205 
Fremont 

Easle  Coffee  Mills,  L  C  Bertin  and  C 
Cepori,  517  Commercial 

2<wle  King  Mining  Co,  N  A  Beal,  214 
Sansome 

Eagle  Soap  Co,  W  R  Drake  &  Co  proprs, 

'^  208  Davis 

Eagle  Warehouse,  S  R  Lowell  propr, 
15  and  17  Davis 

Eagles  John  (Eagles  &  Wild),  602  Mis- 
sion 

Eagles  &  Wild  (John  Eagles  and  Thos 
Wild),  liquors,  602  Mission 

Eagleson  &  Co  (R  and  John  G  Eagleson), 
furnishing  goods,  4  and  6  Kearny  and 
414  Market 

Eagleson  John  G  (Eagleson  &  Co),  4 
and  6  Kearny 

Eagleson  R  (Eagleson  ft  Co),  414  Mar- 
ket and  4  and  6  Kearny 

Elaly  James  P,  groceries,  SW  car  Sutter 
and  Baker 

Eames  Manly,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor  I 
26th  and  Valencia  ' 


Earl  Guy  C  (J  Earl  ft  Son),  36  California 

Eari  J  (J  Eari  ft  Son),  36  California 

Earl  J  ft  Son  (J  and  Guy  C  Earl),  com- 
mission merchants  and  mtrs  agts,  36 
California 

Earl  John  0,  mining,  401  California 

EARLE  &  00  (S  A  Earle,  A  W  Bogart 
and  C  H  Sawyor),  mfrs  boots  and 
shoes,  765  Mission 

EARLE  S  A  (Earle  ft  Co),  765  Mission 

Earley  Bernard  (Weales  ft  Earley),  2129 
Mission 

Earll  Arthur  R,  law  student,  420  Mont- 
gomery 

Earls  Michael,  bakery,  1128  Folsom 

Earnest  J  T  (Earnest,  Wall  ft  Co),  302 
Davis 

EARNEST.  WALL  &  CO  (J  T  Earn- 
est and  J  T  Wall),  bellows  mfrs  and 
conunission  merchants,  302  Davis 

Eason  W  L,  editor  "Coast  Review," 
320  Sansome 

Easterby  A  Y,  pres  California  and  Port- 
land Cement  Co,  330  Pine 

Easterby  Rancho  Co  (Fresno  county, 
Cal),  M  Theodore  Kearney  mgr,  22 
Montgomery 

Eastern  Hall,  32  O'Farrell 

Eastern  Star,  Edward  S  West  grand 
patron,  Abbie  E  Wood  grand  sec,  32 
O'Farrell 

Eastland  Chas,  liquors,  SW  cor  Berry 
and  3d 

Eastland  Joseph  G,  sec  Oakland  Gas- 
light Co,  60^  Commercial 

EASTKAN   EHILT  R.   artist,    11 

Kearny  and  914  Market 

EASTMAH  FRANK  ft  CO  (Frank 
Eastman  and  M  Shannon),  printers, 
Franklin  Printing  Office,  509  Ciay  nr 
Sansome 

Eastman  T  S,  carriage  repository,  cor 
Mission  and  New  Montgomery 

East  Mount  Diablo  Mining  Co,  Geo  W 
Fisher  sec,  324  Pine 

EASTON  ft  ELDRIDGE  (Wendell 

Easton  and  J  O  Eldridge),  real  estate 
and  general  auctioneers,  22  Mont- 
gomery 

Easton  F  W,  propr  San  Francisco 
Steamboat  ana  Transportation  Co, 
320  Sansome 

EASTON  OEOROE  (Jacobs  ft  Easton), 
216  Sansome 

EASTON  WENDELL  (Easton  ft  Eld- 
ridge), 22  Montgomery 

Eaton  A  J  (I  F  Eaton-ft  Son),  3d  Street 
Wharf 

Eaton  Amasa,  sec  California  Spring 
Mfg  Co,  147  and  149  New  Montgom- 
ery 

Eaton  Alfred  J  (I  F  Eaton  ft  Son),  717 
Valencia,  1716  Stevenson  and  3d 
Street  Wharf 


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EATOH  CSHAS  S*  pianos  and  organs, 
647  Market 

Eaton  Edward  B,  phvncian,  940  Howard 

Eaton  F  W,  San  Francisco  Steamboat 
and  Transportation  Co,  320  Sansomo 

Eaton  1  F  (I  F  Eaton  &,  Son),  7]7  Va- 
lencia, 1716  Stevenson  and  3d  Street 
Wharf 

Eaton  I  F  &  Son  (IF  and  Alfred  J  Ea- 
ton), wood  «<nd  coal,  717  Valencia, 
1716  Stevenson  and  3d  Street  Wharf 

Ebart  Edward,  bakery,  323  5th 

Ebbets  Arthur  M,  coal,  109-115  Sacra- 
mento 

Ebbinghausen  H  &  Co,  groceries,  2442 
Mission 

Eber  Albert,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  102 
6th  nr  Mission 

Eberhart  Matthew,  saloon  and  liquors, 
:{i)  Market 

Eberle  Joseph,  bootmaker,  San  Bruno 
Road  bet  27th  and  28th 

Ebert  Mrs  Annie,  bakery,  323  5th 

Ebert  J,  crockery  store,  1417  Stockton 

EBERT'S  KILtTABT  BAITO,  head- 
quarters Humboldt  Hall,  cor  Kearny 
and  Mort<m 

Eccleston  Richard,  wood  and  coal,  SW 
cor  Sutter  and  Powell 

Eckart  W  R  (Salkeld  &  Eckart),  217 
Sansome 

Eckel  l>r,  324  Geary 

Eckler  Fred,  saloon,  634  TaciHc 

EGKLER  B  E,  painting  and  whiten- 
ing, 12  7th 

Eckstein  Wm,  saloon,  NW  cor  Bush 
and  Montgomery 

Eclipse  Cracker  Co,T  J  Chadbourne  mgr, 

214  Sacramento 

Edelmann  A  M,  musician,  217   Waller 
Edelmonn  Joseph,  locksmith,  812  Lar- 

kin 
Edger  Mm  Addia,  dressmaker,  721  Val- 

lejo 
Edg«rlv  Henry  C,  accountant,  room  18, 

^8  Montgomery 
Edgorlv  S  A,  stationery  and  variet  es, 

215  Montgomery  ave 

Edserton  Henrv  C,    Duryea's   Starch 

Agency,  109  California 
Edmond  P  A,  barl»er,  53  5th 
Edmonds  M  A,  judge  ^tuperior  Court, 

New  City  Hall 
Edmoudson  J  G,  painter,  220  Brannan 
Edmondson  John,  paintshop,  '2S0  Bran> 

nan 
E  Imondson  ft  Pfiel  (W  H  Edmondson 

and  J   W  Ptiel),   hairdressers,   1239^ 

Folsom 
Edmondson  Mrs  S  J,  bakery  and  fancy 

ffoods,  1131  Mission 
Edmondson  W  H  (Edmondson  ft  Pfiel), 

1239i  Folsom 
Edmund  James,  sacks,  5  Clay 


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California  Cracker  Co,  NW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Broadway 
Edmunds  P  A,  hairdresser,  53  5th 
Edouart  Alexander,  photographer, 

Kearny 
Edouart  s   Photographic    Gallery, 

Kearny 
Edson  C  A  ft  Co  (G  G  Hoyt,    K    H 

Swayne  and  C   A  Edson),   ship   and 

custom  house  brokers,  501  Battery 
Edward  Hall,  cor  Jersey  and  Sanchez 
Edward  Norman,  paints  and  oils,  1053 

Market 
Edwards  C  E,  meat  market,  28  4th 
Edwards    ft    Co   (William     Edwards), 

stock  brokers,  316  Montgomery 
Edwards  ft  Co,  opticians  and  stationers, 

624  Montgomery 
Edwards  David,  dressmaking,  44  O'Far- 

rell 
EDWABDS  FBANK  0.  carpets  and 

paperhMngmgs,  628-636  Clay 
Edwards  George,  real  estate,  108  Leides- 

dorff 
Edwards  George  D,   sec  Overman  and 

Segregated  Belcher  Mining  Cos,  414 

California 
Edwards  Henry  (C  and  P  H   Tirrell  ft 

Co),  419  Clay 
Edwards  J,  leader  Independence  Band, 

425  Pine 
Edwards  James  W,  dentist,  8  Kearny 
EDWARDS  J  0,  propr  of  the  "Coast 

Review,"  320  Sansome 
Edwards  John,  bakery,  SE  cor  Mason 

and  Francisco 
Edwards    Matthias,    restaurant,     208 

Drumm 

EDWABDS.  PKXENS  &  FULTON 

(James  R  Pickens  and  Wm  Fulton), 
commercial  agency,  401  California 

Edwards  ft  Son,  mfg  jewelers,  618  Mer- 
chant 

Edwards  ft  Stephen!*,  fish,   33  Centre 
Market 

Edwards  T  M,  druggist,  NE  cor  Kearny 
and  Jackson 

Edwards  William  (Edwards  ft  Co),  316 
Montgomery 

Edwards  W  T,  groceries,  2  12th 

Eells  Chas  P,  attomey-at-law,  230  Mont- 
gomery 

Ennger  Christian,  hardware  and  crock- 
ery, 139  3<1 

Egan  James,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 
438  Minna  and  i^  I  Mission 

Egan  John  (Kelly  ft  E^an),  623  Sansome 

Egan  R  J.  furniture,  140  4th 

EQEBTON  HENBT  C.  commission 
merchant,  mill  and  mining  supplies, 
cutlery,  and  agt  for  Duryea's  btarch, 
109  California 

Eggers  ft  Co,  liquors,  327  and  329  Bush 


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XGOERS  ft  CO  (George  H  and  Herman 
C  Egsers),  importing  and  oommisaion 
meronanta,  214  Calitornia 
Egoera  George  H  (Eggers  &  Co),  214 

California 
Eggers  Honry,  groceries,  228  Brannan 
Eggers  Herman  C  (li^rs  A  Co),  214 

California 
Eggers  J  F  G,  liquors,  533  California 
Eggers  Minnie,  bakery,  1019^  Pacific 
Eggert  Mrs  L  L,  masio  teacher,   St 

Ann's  Building 
Egeleston  A  T,  Willcox  &  Gibbs  Sewing 

Machine  Co,  124  Post 
%2leton  Geo,  livery  stable,  121  Jackson 
Eging  Chris  {Attinger  &  Eging),  316 

Ofarrell 
Ehinger  Ernest,  liquors,  NW  cor  Mason 

and  Broadway 
Ehlen   John  P,  groceries  and  liquors, 

813  Washington 
Ehlers    Wiechen,    groceries,    SW    cor 

Vallejo  and  Keariiy 
EHREirBERO  A  T,  physician,  office, 
hours  from  S to  9  am  and  lto3PH,  225 
Dupont 
Ehrenpfort  Edward,  carpets,  235  IGth 
EHRENPFOBT  FRED  K  (Rothschild 

&  Ehrenpfort),  118  Front 
Ehrenpfort  Wm,  importer  of  wholesale 
and  retail  carpets,  oil  cloths,  curtain 
good)!,  shades,  matting,  etc,  14  3d 
Ehrhard  Adam.gents'  and  boys'  furnish- 
ing goods  and  clothing,  25()  3d 
Ehrhorn  August,  bootmaker,  1220  Lar- 

kin 
Ehrhorn  Chas  A,  bootmaker,   305  Du- 
pont 
Ehrhorn  Edward,  bootmaker,  Folsom 

bet  7th  and  Rth 
Ehrhorn  R,  boot  and  shoemaker,  325 

Turk 
Ehrhorn  Mrs  R,  fruits  and  confection- 
ery, 326  Turk 
Ehnchs    Diederich,     liquors,    SE    cor 

Battery  and  Vallejo 
Ehrichs  Richard,  saloon,  SE  cor  Battery 

and  Vallejo 
Ehrlick  Herman,  variety  store,  225  6th 
Ehrman  Jo3  (M   Elirman  &  Co),    104 

Front 
Ehrman  Julius  (Esberg,  Bachman  &  Co), 

SE  cor  California  and  Battery 
Ehrman  M  (M  Ehrman  &  Co),  104  Front 
Ehrman  M  &  Co   (M  and  Jos   Ehrman 
and  S  Sussman),   wholesale  grocers, 
104-110  Front 
EibenvHenry,  cabinetmaker  and  carpen- 
ter, 225  Post 
Eichenloub  John,  saloon,  412  Jackson 
Eichers   John,   electricity,    310  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Eicbler  Henry,  merchant  tailor,    114^ 
Turk 


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Steam  Candy  Factory,  10b5  Market 

bet  6th  and  7th  ,  „.  .    , 

Eicholz  &  Macpherson   (T  H  Eicholz 
and  T  Macpherson),  oils,  lamps,  crock- 
ery and  tinware,  27  6th 
Eicholz  T  H  (Eicholz  ft  Macphersc-), 

27  6th 
Eickhoff  Henry  (Neumann  ft  Eickhoff), 

attorneys,  432  Montgomery 
Eickhorst    Fred,    groceries,    NW    cor 

Greenwich  and  Pierce 
Eidinger  Edward,  tailor,  2239  Mission 
Eighth-street  Grammw  School,  w  s  8th 

bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Eighth-street  Primary  School,  cor  8th 

and  Harrison 
Einbracht   Exchange    (Ch    Hund    and 

Wm  Klos),  saloon,  823  Market 
Eiuhorn  J  H  (O'Dwyer  ft  Einhom),  36 

and  38  3d 

Einsfeld  Peter,  barber  shop,  050  Market 

Einstein  ft  Bemheim  (Morris  Einstein 

and  A  Bernheim),  San  Buenaventura, 

general  commission  merchants,  office 

206  Front 

Einstein  Morris  (Einstein  ft  Bemheim), 

206  Front 
Eintracht  Hall,  312  Post 
Eipper  T,  barber,  1231  Dupont 
Eirancovich  J  &  Co,  agt  cocoanut  fac- 
tory, 621  Sansome 
Eisele  Feliir,  restaurant,  719  Market 
Eisen  Francis  T,  Pioneer  and  Alta  Mills, 

12  Stevenson 
Eisen  Theodore  A  (Curlett  ft  Eisen),  330 

Pine 
Eiscnbach  Ad  (Louis  Taussig  ft  Co),  205 

and  207  Battery 
Eisenberg  A,  wholesale  dealer  watches, 

diamonds,  etc,  206  Kearny 
Eisenberg  E  ft  Bro  (E  and  M  Eisenberg), 
cigar  factory,  SE   cor  Market  and 
Fremont 
Eisenberg  ft  Bro  (E  and  M  Eisenberg), 

cigar  mfr«,  327  Market 
Eisenberg   E    (Eisenberg  ft   Bro),   327 

Market 
Eisenberg  I,  merchant  tailor,  107  Sutter 
Eisenberg  M  (Eisenberg  ft  Bro),  327  Mar- 
ket 
Eisenmenger  Carl,  painter,  2103  Mission 
Eisenschimel  Carl,  teacher  of  penman- 
ship and  drawing,  27  Post 
Eisert  Chas,  bakery,  537  Hayes 
Eisner  H,  painter  and  whitener,  212  15th 
Eisner  M  (Eisner  ft  Co),  228  Front 
Eisner  M  (Eisner  ft  Pape),  623  Kearny 
Eisner  M  ft  Co  (M  Eisner  and  F  Gun- 
zendorfer),  mfrs  Havana  and  domestic 
cigars,  importers  and  dealers  in  leaf 
tobacco,  228  Front 
Eisner  ft  Pape  (M  Eisner  and  E  Pape), 
jewelers,  623  Kearny 


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Eisner  P  (Demer*  &  E-sner),  331  4th 
Eissler  M,  aupt  Union  Powder  Co,  40 

California 
EKARD    CSHARLEB.    saloon,    024 

Branuan 
Eklund  J  P,  oysters,   80  uud  32  3  F 

Market 
Eland  Robert,  liquors,  SE  cor  4th  and 

Howard 
Elcho  House,  Isaac  H  Ba^s  propr,  863^ 

Market 
Elder  Bros  (JohM    and  James   Elder), 

dry  goods,  315  Hayes 
Elder  &   Dobbin   (W  J  Elder  and  J  B 

Dobbie),  stovet",  ranf  es,  etc,  606  Clay 
Elder  James  (Elder  Bros),  res 400  Broad- 
way, New  York 
Elder  John  (Elder  Eros),  315  Hayes 
Elder  Scott,. health  in8p*^otoi,  14  O'Far- 

rell 
Elder  W  J  (Elder  &  Dobbie),  606  Clay 

EL  DORADO  FRUIT  CO,  o  W  >  ink, 

pres,  F  B  Wilde,  sec,  22  MontKomery 
Eldora  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  A  C 

Hammond  sec,  401  California 
Eldredge    IV  G,   groceries,   stalls  12-17 

Metropolitan  Market,  cor  Mission  and 

New  Montgomery 

ELDRIDOE  J  0  (Easton  &  Eldridge), 

22  Montgomery 
Eldridgc  Oliver,  agt  New  York  Marine 

Underwriters  and  pres  California  Dry 

Dock  Co,  318  California 
Electric  Light  Co  (S  T  Boardman,  E  P 

Boberts  and  A  H  Olds),  23  Stevenson 
Electric  Star  Social  Club,  F  E  Haskell 

pres,  405  California 

"ELEVATOR."  612  Battery 

ELEVATOR  WORKS,  Riekards  & 
Urquhsxt,  115  Drtunm 

Elfelt  &  CV>  (A  B  Elfelt  and  Elfelt,  Levi 
A  Co),  ,<nfra  and  importers  of  clothing 
and  furuishing  goods,  108  and  110 
Sa;isome 

Elfelt  Joseph  (Code,  Elfelt  &  Co),  314 
Washington 

Elias  Mrs  Rosa,  furnishing  goods,  422 
3d 

Eiit  C  E,  lodging-house,  156  3d 

Elitch  John,  restaurant,  1704  Polk 

Elite  Club,  728  Howard 

Elite  Photograph  Studio,  Jones,  Robin- 
son &  Co,  8:^8  Market 

Elite  Restaurant, Chas  Liebschutz,propr, 
cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 

Elite  Saloon  (The),  21  Kearny 

Elks,  San  Francisco  Lodge  Benevolent 
and  Protective  Order  of,  Harry  Rat- 
tenbury  sec,  510  Bush 

Elleau  Henry,  mfg  jeweler  and  diamond- 
setter,  208  Sutter 

EUenburger  Mrs  Louise,  pork,  stall  3 
Mission  Market,  coi-  I6th  and  Mission 


EUerhorst    H    D,    grain    broker,    117 

Drumm 
Ellin  wood  C  N,  physinian,  715  Clay 
Elliot  B,  iron  works,  41  Fren.  at 
Elliot  C  E,  mining  wee,  327  Pine 
ELLIOT  MARTHA  A.  John  Perry 
trustee,  foundry  facings,  41   Fremont 
Elliott  C  B,  carpenter,  417  Kearny 
EUi  >tt  &  Cummmg  (Richard  Elliott  and 
R  M  Cumming),  stock-brokers,  324 
Pine 
Elliott  Ezekiel,  wood  and  coal,  770  Bry- 
ant 
Elliott  H  A  ( Wadham  &  Elliott),  206  1st 
Elliott  H  B,  drayman,  1  Howard 
Elliott,  Nathan  &  Co,  fruits,  509  San- 
some 
Elliott  Richard  (Elliott  &  Cumming), 

324  Pine 
Elliott  William  G,  general  agt  Commer- 
cial Fire  Insurance  Co  and   Alleman- 
nia  Fire  Insurance  Co,  410  California 
Elliott  W  G,  meat-market,  2323  Web- 
ster 
ELLIOTT  W  W,  (W  v:  Elliott  & 

Co),  619  Montgomery 
ELLIOTT  WW  &  CO,  lithographers 
and   publishers    of  county  histories, 
619  Montgomery 
Ellis  C,  carpenter,  205  Ellis 
Ellis  C  A,  carpenter,  622  Jones 
Ellis  Miss  Coe,  teacher  South  San  Fran- 
cisco School,  SW  cor  14th  ave  and  L 
FJlis  H  H   (Plllis  &  Miller),  21    and  23 

Spear 
Ellis  John,   livery   stable,  919  Golden 

Gate  ave 
Ellis  Louis  (Snyder  &  Ellis),  38  6th 
Ellis  Mrs  Mary  A,  bakery,  201 1  Mission 
Ellis  &  Miller  (H  H  Ellis  and  J  W  Mil- 
ler), hay  and  grain,  21  and  23  Spear 
Ellis  &  Tindal,  commission  merchants, 

500  and  502  Sansoine 
ELLISON  DAVID,  groceries,  335  10th 
Ellon  R,  mining  sec,  310  Pine 
Elmer  Mrs  M  E,  lodging-house,  314  Bush 
ELMERS    N,     groceries,    provisions, 
wines,    liquors  and  cigars,   SW  cor 
Powell  and  Greenwich 
Elms  John,  cai  petbeater  and  layer,  536 

Bush 
Eloesser  Leo,  sec   Hebrew  Benevolent 

Society,  414  Clay 
Elsasser  Charles  (Dietz  &  Elsasser),  16 

Geary 
Elsbach    Herman  (Schoenholz  Bros  & 
Co),    1913  Fillmore  and  110  and  112 
6th 
"El  Tecolote"  (Spanish),  San  Francisco 
Elverbon  A  (0  Peterson  &  Co),  244  Sut- 
ter 
Elvin  Henry,  liquors,  N  W  cor  Main  and 

Bryant 
El  well  Frank,  tailor,  315  Sutter 


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Ely  W  A,  phyndan,  109  Powell 

Ely«ium  Saloon,  S  Gachwander  propr, 
4'J6  Pine 

Em«na>£l.  Congregation,  Synagogne, 
Sutter  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Enumuel  Emanuel  (L  ft  E  Emanuel),  725 
Market 

Emanuel  Episcopal  Church,  Jesaie  bet 
6th  and  7th 

Emanuel  Harris,  clothing,  433  Pacific 

Emanuel  L  ft  E  (Lewis  and  Emanuel 
Emanuel),  wholesale  and  retail  furui* 
ture,  72A  Market 

Emanuel  Lewis  (L  ft  E  Emanuel),  725 
Market 

Emeris  Joseph,  capitalist,   621  Sansnme 

Emerson  D  W,  boots  and  shoes,  2608 
Mission 

Emerson  John  A  (Drake  ft  Emerson), 
commission  merchants,  521  and  523 
Sansome 

Emerson  Wm,  lessee  Emerson  Standard 
Theatre,  320  Bush 

Emerson's  Standard  Theatre,  Wm  Emer- 
son lessee,  320  Bush 

Emery  S  S,  carpenter,  423  '^eary 

Emmanuel  Mission  (Presb,  arian),  Har- 
rison bet  5th  and  6th 

Emme  Louis,  varieties  and  branch  bak- 
ery, cor  19th  and  Shotwell 

EMMERICH  BALTHASAB.  barber, 
1308  Howard  ur  19th 

EMMERICH  MRS  LOUISE,  mid- 
wife, 2308  Howard 

EMMET  C  TEMPLE,  attomey-at- 
law,  224  Sansume 

Emmet  Wheeler,  attorney,  224  Sansome 

Emmons  O  W,  stenographer,  218  Cali- 
fornia 

EMPIRE  BREWERY  ANB  MALT- 
HOUSE,  John  Harrold  propr,  420 
Chestnut 

EMPIRE  COAL  MINE  AND  RAIL- 
I  ROAD.  M  W  Belshaw  propr,  402 
Front 

I  EMPIRE  EXTRACT  OF  MALT  CO, 

John  Harrold  Jr  ft  Co  proprs,  extract 
of  malt,  420  Chestnut 

EMPIRE  FOUNDRY  AND  MA- 
CHINE WORKS.  Savage  ft  Sous 
proprs,  135-143  Fremont 

EMPIRE  HOUSE,  BENJ  B  SMITH 

propr,  630,  63i>  and  64U  Commercial 
Empire  Match  Factory,   Hofen  ft  Co 

proprv,  cnr  11th  ami  Harrison 
Empire  Storage  Warehouse,   Davis  bet 

California  and  Pine 
Engel  Fred,  butcher,  967  Mission 
En^elbei^  Emil  A,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 416  Kearny 
Engelbert  Peter  H,  cigars,  4  4th 
Engel  reoht  H  (EngelbrecHt,  Fox  ft  Co), 
312  Front 


Engelbrecht,  Fox  ft  Co  (H  and  H  A 
Engelbrecht  and  Otto  Fox),  whole- 
ssle  cigars  and  tobacco,  312  and  314 

Engelbrecht  H  A  (Engelbrecht,  Fox  ft 
Co),  312  Front 

Engelhar  t  Wm,  saloon,  SW  cor  Pine 
and  Montgomery 

Engemann  H,  cigars.  ^51  3d 

Engenger  Mrs  Theresa,  lodgings,  1016 
Market 

Engine  No  1,  419  Pacific 

Engine  No  2,  San  Francisco  Fire  Depart- 
ment, Thomas  Sands  foreman,  412 
Bush 

Engine  House  No  9,  320  Main 

Engine  House  No  4,  146  2d 

Engine  No  5,  1219  Stockton 

Engine  No  7,  16th  bet  Guerrero  and  Va- 

IdUCIA 

"Engineer  of  the  Pacific,"  507  Mont- 
gomery 
Engiver  ft  Weintraub  (Wm  A  Engiver 

andS  Weintraub),  AltaSoap  Co,  109 

and  111  Oregon 
Engiver  Wm  A  (Alta  Soap  Co),  109  and 

111  Oregon 
Enslander  L,  attomey-at-law,  636  Clay 
ENOLE  ft  HARPER  (Volney  Engle 

and  Thos  Harper),  grocers,   NE  cor 

O'Farrell  and  Powell 
Engle   ft   Son,     lumber,     Fillmore   St 

Wharf  

ENOLE  VOLNEY  (Engle  ft  Harper), 

NE  cor  O'Farrell  and  Powell 
Englehardt  Wm,  liquors,  SW  cor  Pine 

and  Montgomery 
En.'ler  B,  sausage  factory,  227  4th 
Eiiiiler  German,  bakery,  409  Union 
English  James  W,  real  estate,  SE  cor 

20th  and  Folsom 
English  Jerome  (English  ft  Lynch),  228 

Mission 
English  John  F,  produce,  313  Davis 
English  ft  Lynch  (iferome  English  and 

Peter  Lynch),  horseshoers,  228  Mis- 
sion 
English  W  D  (English  ft  Wright),  327 

Pine 
English  ft  Wright  (O  B  Wright  and  W 

D  English),    agt"  California  Vigorit 

Powder  Co,  327  Pine 
l:u.^man  Charles,  whitener  and  plasterer, 

13  Stockton 
Ennis  Miss  Catherine,  varieties, 

Geary 
;RW'0    frank,   attomey-at-law, 

California 
Enos   John    S,    attomey-at-law, 

Montgomery 
Enos  Joseph  1^,  saloon,  117  Jackson 
Enos  J  S,  lodging-house,  1 17  Davis 
Enquist  Alfrra  A,    notary  public  and 
steamship  agt,  436  Montgom  ry 


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Enright  C,  ■aloon,  4?  3  Pine 
Enright  E  P,  mrooerioi,  226  6th 
Enrighc  John,  liquors,  313  6th 
Enright  Patrick,  srouerieii,  1131  Howard 

and  8W  oor  Folaoni  and  Main 
Enright  Thomav,  liquora,  200  7th 
Enright  Wm  (Wm  Enright  A:  Co),  80 

Sutter 
Enright    Wm  ft    Co    (Wm    Enright), 

plum^ni  and  gastitten,  30  8utter 
Euuign  Saloon,  C  Schwartz,  R  Uuting 

ana  A  Meyer  propra,  1  Market 
Enterpri>e  Brewery,  F  Hillebran^t  ft 

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Enterprise  Mining  Co,  J  L  Fields  sec, 

/30  Pine 

ENTERPRISE  MILL  ft  BUILDINO 

CO,  1>  A  MaoDonald  pres,  K  8  Fal- 
coner sec,  W  N  Miller  supt,  217-225 
Spear  and  218-226  Steuart 

Eper  Ernest,  variety,  323  5th 

Eppinger  ft  Co  (J  Eppinger,  B  Ettlinger 
and  nerman  Eppinger),  shipping  an<l 
commUsion  merchants  and  dealers  in 
grtiiii  and  wool,  Dixon  and  Qerman- 
town,  Cal,  office  316  Calif  Tiiia 

Eppinger  Herman  (Eppinger  ft  Co),  316 
California 

Eppinger  J  (Eppinger  ft  Co),  316  Cali- 
{••riiia 

Eppinger  John,  barber,  1551  Market 

Eiipl»r  Andrdus,  bouts  and  shoes,  628 
Bush 

Epstein  Emanuel  (Rehtisch,  Martin  ft 
Co),  2324  Montgomery 

Epstein  Henry  (Arpad,  Haraszthy  ft  Co), 
5H0  Washington 

Equadur  Consul,  F  Herrera,  218  Calif  or- 
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EQUITABLE  LIFE  DTSURANGE 

UO,  Wm  D  Garland   nigr,  240  Mout- 

somery 
Ero  Emanuel,  clothing   and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  244  and  246  6th 
Erbe  Adam,  barber  and  cigars,  5  Stock- 
ton 
Erben    W    C,    groceries,  cor  4th  and 

Clementina 
Erich  M  89  C  C,  dressmaker,  703  Post 
Eriukson    ft  Johnson    (Swen  Erickson 

and  P  A  Johnson),  saloon,  812  Kearny 
Erickson  P  E,  cigars  and  tobacco,  600 

Kearny 
Erickson  Swen  (EIrickson  ft  Johnson), 

812  Kearny 
Ericson    S    (Carlson  ft    Ericaon),  427 

Bush 
Erlanger  ft  Galinger  (Herman  Erlanger 

and    Meyer    <>alinger),     commission 

merchants,  210  Clay 
Erlanger  Herman  (Erlanger  ft  Galinger), 

210  Clay 
Ernst    A    Girvin,    official    shorthand 

reporter,  636  Clay 


Ernat  Adam,  diamond  setter,  22  Kearny 
Emat  Henry  (Hoffinan  ft  Ernst),  1114 

Stockton 
Emat    Peter,  bootmaker,  Miaaion   bet 

20th  and  30th 
Emat  W  (Haatedt  ft  Emat),  NE  oor 

Clay  and  Stockton 
Ertola  B,  machinist,  1608  Dupont 
Ertrila  G,  lockamith,  1608  Dupont 
Erzgraber  Adolph  (Krzgraberft  Oeating), 

27  and  108  California  Market 
Erzsraber  ft  Brigg-*  (C  O  Erzgraber  and 

£W  Briggs),cigur8  and  tobacco, whole- 
-'^sale  and  retail,  616  Market 
Erzgraber  C  U   (Erzgraber  ft  Briggs), 

616  Market 
Erzgraber  ft  Oeating  (Adolph  Erzgraber 

and  William   Uestine),  groceries,  27 

and  108  California  Market 
Esberg,   Bachman  ft  Co  (M  Esberg,  S 

BacTiman,  S  F  and  Julius  Ehrmann), 

wholesale  cigars  and  tobacco,  S£  cor 

California  and  Battery 

Esberg  M  (Esberg,  Bachman  ft  Co),  SE 
cor  California  and  Battery 

ESBT  R  H  (Doane  ft  Co),  64  Califor- 
nia Market 
Edcaig  J,  cutlery,  524  Commercial 
Eachalbach  G,  cigars  and  tobacco,  323 

Pacific 
Esche  ft    Jacoby,  insurance    agts,  320 

Sanaome 
Esche   Otto,  aeo  of  the    Metropolitan 

Loan  Association  and  Home  and  Loan 

Associates,  320  Sanaume 
Esperanza    Lodge  F  and  A  M,  B'nai 

B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Espina's  Writing  Academy,  F  A  Espina 

propr,  37  Post 

ESTEE  ft  BOALT  (M  M  Estee  and 
John  H  Bjalt),  attorneys-at-law,  410 
California 

Estee  M  M  (Estee  ft  Boalt),  410  Califor- 
nia 

Estrade  P,  oarria^-maker,  708  Battery 

Estrem  Jos,  clothing,  636  Pacific 

Etienne  Derbec,  prea  of  the  "Conrrier 
l)e  San  Francisco"  Publishing  Co,  536 
Clay 

Etienne  Victor,  diary  produce,  1317 
Du|>ont 

Etthofer  H,  bootmaker,  602  4th 

Etting  W  A,  hardware,  cutlery  and 
tools,  110  6th,  branch  stores,  509 
Montgomery  ave  and  1 108  Market 

Ettinger  M.  mfr  of  fringes,  gimps,  cords, 
tassels,  buttons  and  ladies'  dress 
trimmings.  105  Post 

Ettlin^r  fi  (Eppinger  ft  Co),  316  Cali- 
fornia 

Ettlinger  S,  furniture,  1016  Howard  bet 
6th  and  7lh 

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EVLER  H  JB  (Fuch«  ft  Ealer),  646 
and6l7  6th 

Ettler  Henry  ft  Co,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, cor  4th  and  Bryant 

Eureka  Bakery,  Jtto  Boyo  propr,  30  6th 

Eureka  Brewery,  S  Scheitzer  propr,  2'.i5 
lat 

Eureka  Broom  Factory,  L  Van  Laak 
propr,  office  316  Sacramento,  factory 
l7th  between  Howard  and  Shattuck 

Eureka  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  W  W 
Tavlor  sec,  room  37,  30!)  Montgomery 

Eureka  T^ye  Works,  1114  Stockton 

Eureka  Exchange,  Brilchmaun  B  propr, 
6i!7  Washin^jton 

EUREKA  FOUNDRY,  Thompson 
Bros  proprs,  mfrs  of  castings,  V29 
and  131  Benio 

EUREKA  GLOVE   FACTORY,   G 

Winehill  proijr.  515  Murket 
EUREKA    HAIR    FACTORY.    M 

Cahn  manufacturer,  factory  SVV  cor 

15th  and  Jioloros,  office  12  'Jd 
Eureka  Hall,  John  Herber  propr,  527 

Kearny 
Eureka    and     Palisade    Bailroad,   426 

California 

EUREKA  IRON  WORKS.  A  Pfeiffer 

propr,   ooMtrnctor  and  iron   worker, 
317  and  319  Howard 
Eureka  Lodge  K  of  H,  6  C  Higgins 

sec,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Ediy 
Eureka  Salt  Co,  Newell  ft  Bro  proprs, 

221  Davis 
Eureka  Tunnell  and  Mining  Co,  E  J 

Butler  sec,  242  Montgomery 
Eureka  Warehouse,  Seth  Clisby  propr, 

SE  cor  Chesnut  and  Montgomery 
European     Salicylic    Medicine    Co,    R 

Hendrv  agt,  30  Ueary 
Europe  Hotel,  Paul  Aruaud  propr,  814 

Montgomery 
Evain  Mme  V,  laces  and  curtains,  605 

Post 
Evangelical  Lutheran  St  Pauls  Church, 
Rev  J  M  Buehler  pastor,  945  Mission 
Evans  A,  merchant  tailor,  426  Hayes 
Evana  A,  druggist,  510  Hayes 
Evans  A  F  (A  F  Evans  ft  Co),  522 

Montgomery 
Evans  A  F  &  Co  (A  F  Evans  and  J  D 
Jones),    commission    merchants,  622 
Mont£;omery 
EVANS  MRS  BESSIE,  groceries  and 

liquors,  27  Everett 
EVANS  C  H  (Thomson  ft  Evans),  110 

and  112  Beale 
Evans* Geo  S,  harbor  commissioner,  10 

California  

EVANS  HENRY,    propr  New  Wis- 
consin Hotel,  902  Montgomery 
Evans  J  W,  general  agt  Domestic  and 
Grover  &   Baker   aewing  machines, 
patterns,  29  Post 


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Evans   J  J,  stationery,  prmtmg 
book-binding,  436  California 

Evans  Joseph  F,  special  agt  treasury, 
room  7,  A|)prai8er's  Building 

Evans  0  P,  superior  judge,  department 
7,  New  City  Hall 

Evans  Mrs  Phebe,  lodging-house,  36 
Geary 

Evans  Mrs  W,  lodging-house,  36  Geary 

Evans  Wm,  sewing  machines,  1612^ 
Mission 

EVANS  W  M  (Barry  ft  Evans),  416 
Montgomery 

Eveleth  J  A  (Fveleth  ft  Nnsh),  whole- 
sale commissi  mtTS,  21 1  Washington 

EVELETH  &  NASH  (W  H  Nash  and 
J  A  Eveleth),  commission  mer- 
chants, 21 1  Washingto » 

"EVENING  BULLETIN."  622 

Montgomery 

"EVENING    POST,"  J  P   Jackson, 

600  Montgomery 
Evening  Star  Lodge   I  0  G  T,   B'nai 

B'rith  Hall.  121  Eddy 
EVENSON  &  CO  (J  J  Evenson  and  M 

Murphy),  real  estate,  319  Kearny 
Evenson  J  J  (J  J  Evenson  ft   Co),  319 

Kearny 

EVERDING  JOHN  ft  CO  (J  Ever- 

ding),  flour,  grain  and  Oregon  produce, 

48  Clay 
Everett  A  P,  commission  merchant,  406 

Front 
Everett  H  (Everett  ft  Heymann),  628 

Sacramento 
Everett  ft  Heymann  (H  Everett  and  H 

Heymann),  liquors,  628  Sacramento 
Everett  House,  56  2d 
Everett  01iver,draught8man,  126  Kearny 
Evers  Henry,  saloon,  801  Kearny 
Evers  James,  bootmaker,  573  Howard 

EVERSON     WALLACE     (Wallace 
Everson  ft  Co),  116  Front 

EVERSON  WALLACE  ft  CO  (Wal- 

lace    Everson),    wholesale  hardware, 
farming    tools,   scales  and   builder's 
hardware  and  agts  Chicago  Scale  Co, 
116  Front 
Everts  J  P,  carpet  weaver,  39  2d 
EVINSON  JOHN  J  ft  CO.  real  estate 

and  business  agts,  '^19  Kearny 
EwaldFred,  bitters,  Precitaave,  Potrero 
Ewald  Theodore,  barber,  1218  Stockton 
Ewell  L  J,  propr  Branch  House,  424 
Sansome  and  Coso  House,  411  San- 
some 
EWER  W  B  (Dewey  ft  Co),  252  Mar- 
ket 
Ewer  W  D  (W  D  Ewer  ft  Co),  626  Clay 

EWER  W  D  ft  CO  (Chas  F  Precht, 
Chas  F  and  W  D  Ewer),  employment 
office,  626  Clay 

Ewig  Ernest,  liquors,  20  Sacramento 


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EWIHO  OHAB  Of  mgr  )!  The  Baboook 
ft  VViloox  Co  Pdtent  Water  tuba 
Steam  Boilers,  503  Miwion 

Ewing  Chaa  0,  aurvryiKg  instrumeata, 
120  Sutter 

Ewiiig  J  F,  wagonmaker,  17-21  Ala- 
bama 

Ewing  John,  horaeshoer,  860  Howard 

Ewing  John,  horoahoor,  llOSMiasion 

Ewing  Primary  School,  oor  Uurriaon 
ana4th 

"EXAMIHEB  "  (The)  (daily  and  week- 
ly), "  Exauiiuer"  PuLiishing  Co  pub- 
liahera  aad  propra,  otiioe  junotion 
O'Farrelland  Market,  I'helan'a  Block, 
editorial  and  oumpoaing  rooms,  538 
Sacramento 

EXAMIHER    PUBLISHmO.  CO. 

puba  aud  propra    The   "  Examiner," 

Emanuel  Kutz  mgr,   office  Phelan's 

Block,  June  O'Furrell  and  Market 
Examining  Surgeona  for  Penaiona,  71& 

ClHjr 
Exodlaior  Broom    Factory,  CItriatopher 

Ulunz  propr,  64  and  G6  West  Mission 
Excelaior  Coal  and  Transportation  Co, 

M  K  ItolKirtB  Jr,  5  Spear 
Excelsior  Hotel,  J  Drager  and  C   Died- 

erichsen  proprs,  608  and  tilO  <ith 
Excelaior  Mill  Co,  framea,  aaah,  blinds 

and   ahuttera,    W  A  Meeker  propr, 

■  a  Bryant  near  5th 
Excelaior  Powder  Co,   Henry  Cluskey 

sec,  330  Pine 
Excuisiitr  Keataurant,  J  H  Mentz  and 

H  F  Hei{eler  propra,  544  lat 
Excelaior  Stables,  Lot  D  Slooum  propr, 

92 1-D2.')  Sutter 

EXCELSIOR  STRAW  WORKS.  J  H 

Babbitt.  120  4th 
Excelaior  Water  and  Mining  Co,  W  J 

Stewart  aoc,  215  Sansome 
Exchange  Insurance  Co     f  New  York, 

E    D  Farnaworth  &  Son    agts,   2!i) 

Sansome 

EXCHANGE    PTJBLISHIirO    CO. 

Urattan  Perry  mgr,  2ld  iianh,  office 

306  Montuomory 
Exchequer  Mfg  Co,  C  L   Weller  pres, 

327  Pine 
Exodius  Mme  Julia,  clarivoyuut,  222^ 

4th 
Expressman's  Protective  Union,  K  R  B 

Hall,  8<U  Market 
EXTRACT  OF  MALT.   Empire  Ex- 
tract of  Malt  Co,  John  Hurrold  Jr  & 

Co  propra,  420  Cheatnut 
Eyba  Wm,  Bavaria  B.er  Hall,  8  6th 
Eyre  E  £  (Evre  &  Jouea),  320  Pine 
Eyre&  Frank  (Manuel  Eyre  and  Geo 

W  Frauk),  attorneys-at-law,  220  San- 

lome 
Eyre  ft  Jonea  (E  E  Eyre  and  J  H  Jones), 

■tockbroken,  320  Pine 


Eyre  Manual  (Eyre  ft    Frank),    attor- 

neyat-law,  2i20Sanaome 
Ezekeil  I,  orookery,  1403  Stockton 

F 

Faher  Richard,  grooeriea,  SW  oor  Pine 

and  Fillmore 
Fabian  Broa  (Chaa  A  and  Emeat  M 

Fabian),  groceries,  NW  cor  Stockton 

and  Filbert 
Fabris  Nicholas  (Nicholas  Fabrisft  Co), 

8  New  Clay  Street  Market 
Fabry  L  M,  butcher,  SW  cor  Hayea  and 

Laguna 
Fagan  Miaa  Lizzie,  bakery,  337  0th 
Fuxen    Mra    E    A,    dressmaker,    303 

O'Farrell 
Fagen   James,    City  Livery  and    Sale 

Stable,  332  Bush 
Fahey  Thoa,  upholsterer,  037  Folsom 
Fahri)ttch    C    F,    confectionery,     1503 

Polk 
Fahrenholz  Henry  (Welspiel  ft  Fahren- 

holz),  121  Sutter 
Fahrenkrug    William  ft  Co  (Willi;:%m 

Fahrenkruij  and   F  Otterstedt),  gro- 
ceries, NW  cor  Howard  and  7th 

FAIR  JAMES  0>  capitalist,  room  1, 
30J  Montgomery 

FAIR  MRS  M  E>  dressmaker,  2  Chel' 
sea  Place 

FAIRBANKS    &    HUTCHINSON. 

aat'es,  acales,  ateel  and  iron,  4U1  Mar- 
ket 

Fairfax  Mining  Co,  O  C  Miller  aec,  409 
California 

Fairmount     School,    cor    Chenery    nr 
Randall 

Fair  Villa  Mining  Co,  J  H   Sayre  aec, 
330  Pine 

Fairweather  J,   books,  stationery   and 
fancy  goods,  512  Hayes 

FAIRWEATHER  J  ARTHUR. 

(Nygh  ft  Fairweather),  330  Pine 
Falck   Bernhard,  cigars,  421  Montgom- 
ery 
Faico    A,     watchcase     repairing,     614 

Merchant 
Falco  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  306  Stockton 
Falconer  J,  carpenter,  25  Tyler 

FALCONER  R  S.  sec  Enterprise  Mill 
and  ButUiing  Co,  217-225  Spear 

Fa'es  Mra  A  (Uunu  ft  Falea),  224  Stock- 
ton 

Falk,  Chandler  ft  Co,  1  tmber,  7  Spear 

Falk,  Hawl.yft  Co  (N  H  Falk  and  J  C 
Hawley),  Areata  Sawmills,  7  Spear 

Falk  Jerome  (Falk  ft  Simon),  801  Lar- 
kin 

Falk  N  H  (Falk,  Hawley  ft  Co),  7  Spear 

Falk  ft  Simon  (Jerome  Falk  and  A  Si- 
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Falk  Solomon  (KoeniKsberger,  Falk  & 

Mayer),  312  Washington 
Falke  E  C,  liquors,  6  Mission 
Falkenau  &  Keese  (L  Falkenau  and  H 

W  Reese),  assayers,  328  Montgomery 
Falkenhahn  Fred,  liauors,  420^  (ith 
Falkenstein  &  Co  (Henry  Falkenstein, 

Moses  Meyerfield  and   Sally  Sieben- 

hauer),  wholesale  cigars  and  tobacco, 

NE  cor  Battery  and  Sa-iameiito 
Falkenstein    Henry   F  (Falkenstein  & 

Co),  NE  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 
Falkingham  Edwin,  children's  carriage 

works,  !6th  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Falkner,  Bell  &  Co  (James  D  Walker, 

Thos  Menzies  and  H   D  Harrison), 

insurance  agts,  shipping,  commission 

and  wool  merchants,  430  California 
Fallon  Mrs,  bakeries,  134  Hayes 
Fallon  D  A,  music  teacher,  134  Hayes 
Fallon  &  Buckley  (Mathew  Fallon  and 

Chris  Buckley),  liquors,  323  Fash  bet 

Montgomery  an<i  Kearny 
Fallon  Mathew    (Fcllon   &    Buckley), 

liquors,   323  Bush   bet  Montgomery 

and  Kearny 
Falvey  P  J  (D  W  Murphy  &   Co),   608 

Market  and !)  Post 
FANCIOLA    JULIO    (Fanciola   & 

Zeiro),  439  Jackson 
EANaOLA  &  ZEIRO  (Julio    Fran- 

ciola  and  E  G  Zeiru).   semi-weekly 

"L'  Independente,"  439  Jackson 
Fanning      Edward,     contractors 

builders,  326  Chestnut 
Fanning    John,     groceries,    NW 

Mason  and  Green 
Fanon  Mme  V,  laundry,  1503  Pine 
Fap  Jacob,  tailor,  603  California 
Faraday  Richard,  insurance  broker,  317 

California 
Farber  Otto   (Hurkelrath  &   Co),   301 

Tyler 
Fardy  Dennis,  liquors,  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Courtland  ave 
Fareth  L,  fruits,  135  6th 
Fargo  E  A  (E  A  Fargo  &  Co),  316  Front 
Fargo  E  A  &  Co  (E  A  and  J  B  Fargo), 

wholesale  liquors,  316  Front 
Fargo  J  B  (E  A  Fargo  &  Co),  316  Front 
Farley  James,  bootmaker,  1612  Polk 
Farley  Philip,  restaurant,  210  Ist 

FABHERS'  CO-OPERATIVF  FITR- 
CHASINO    AGENCY.    Jamss  A 

Miller*  Co,  13  Pine 

"FARMER   AND   DEALER.     M 

Ayers  pr<»pr,  258  Market 

"  Farmers'  Friend,"  E  W  Woolsey  agt, 
418  California 

T'armeps'  and  Mechanics'  B^nk  of  Sav- 
ings, in  liqnidation,  Abner  D< .ble  pres, 
L  G  Hnrvey  sec,  6*0  Market 

FARNELL  J  W.  business  mgr  O  V 
Lange  &  Co,  10.>3|  Market. 


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Famfield  C  P,  general  agt  Union  Insur- 
ance Co,  416  California 

FARNHAM  J  H  (Farnham  &  White), 
6  Folsom  

FARNHAK  ft  WHITE  (J  H  Farn- 
ham and  C  G  White),  shipwrights,  6 
Folsom 

Famlasher  A,  Bavaria  Bakery,  1218i 
Ff^lsom 

Farnsworth  E  D  (E  D  Farnsworth  & 
Son),  219  Sansome 

FARNSWORTH  S  D  ft  SON  (E  L> 

and  E  P  Farnsworth),  insurance  agts, 

219  Sansome 
Farnsworth  E  P  (E  D  Farnsworth  & 

Son),  219  Sansomo 
Farnum  C  A,  wood  and  coal,  312  Tyler 
Farnum  Charles  E,  physician,  672  Mis- 
sion 
Farnum  J  E,   bank  commissioner,  res 

Oakland 
Farragut  Insurance  Co  of  New  York, 

E    D  Farnsworth  &  Son  agts,  219 

Sansome 
Farrall  James,  grocer,  458  Natoma 
FARRAR  B  F,    mir    m.-^ttrcsses  and 

lounges,  946  Howard,  1555  and  1557 

Market 
Farrel  John,  baker,  442i  3d 
Farrell  Mrs  Annie,  bakery,  442i  3d 
Farrell  Daniel,  saloon,  101  3d 
Fan-ell  Edward,  contractor  and  builder, 

638  Market 
FARRELL     JAMES,    groceries    and 

liquors,  458  Natomu 
Farrell  James,  fruits  and  vegetables,  cor 

Folsom  and  22d 
Farrell  Jas  A,  liquors,  110  Berry 

FARRELL  J  M,  propr  Central  Pacific 

Hotel,  336-3<50  4th 
Farrell  Joe  ;  Farrell  &  Mehenn),   1313 

Broderick 
Farrell  John  T,  tinsmith,  446  Valencia 
Farrell  Miss  Kate,  dressmaker,  348  4th 
Farrell  M,  liquors,  106  Ist 
Farrell    &    M'fherin   (Joe  Farrell    and 

Mark  M  Meherin),  blacksmiths,  1313 

Broderick 
Farrell  Michael,  meat  market,  424  4th 

FAREELL  SAML  B,  general  adver- 

tisif;  jx-^t,  348  4th 
Farrell  P,  hotel,  cor  Point  Lobos  j  .d 

20th  ave 
Farrell  Wm  D,  groceries,  1151  Howard 
Farre'l  W  D,  liiiuors,  162  1st 
Farrelly  D,  coffee  saloon,  210  1st 
Farrelly  J  M,  liqu'>rs,  435  California 
Farrelly    M,    liquors,  Meiggs'    Wharf, 

North  Bearh 
Farrelly  Mich  el,  Joseph  and  Mitchell, 

liquors,  -^35  California 
Farren   .John    W,     wagoamaker    and 

blacksmith,  121  B*^ale 


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Farrish  Adam  T  (Mooiiy  ft  Farrish),  210 
Davis 

Farater  O  (Schneider  &  Farster),  14  and 
16  Geary 

Farwell  Uoncentration  Co,  W  B  Far- 
well  propr,  410  California 

Farwell  Concentration  Works,  W  B 
Farwell  ingr,  J  H  Birch  foreman,  720 
Bryant 

Farwell  W  B,  propr  Farwell  Concentra- 
tion Co  and  mgr  Nevada  Concentra- 
tion Co,  41U  California  nnd  720  Bryant 

Fass  Aaron,  tailor,  816  Stockton 

F..SS  Jacob,  tailor,  603  California 

FassettGH,  mgr  The  Baldwin  Hotel 

FASSETT  H,  Climax  Washing  Powder 
Co,  905i  Howard 

Fassler  B  (Lent  &  Fassler),  junction 
Market,  East  aud  Sacramento 

Father  de  Smet  Con  Gold  Mining  Co, 
H  Deas  sec,  room  44,  309  Montgomery 

Faubel  Jucoh,  butcher,  173  16th 

Faubel  John,  meat  market,  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Fillmore 

Faubel  Philip,  butcher,  NE  cor  20th 
aiid  Shotwell 

FauU  Wm  (Merry,  FauU  &  Co),  125 
California 

Faulsticli  Thaddeus,  liquors,  SE  cor 
Harrison  and  5th 

Fame  L,  Parisian  rotisserie,   419  Pine 

Faure  &  Bertou,  restaurant,   419  Pine 

Fauser  Chas,  meat  market,  cor  R  R  aud 
15th  avca 

Fauss  Mrs  A  (Fauas  &  Co),  1942  Mis- 
sion 

Fauss  &  Co,  liquors,  1942  Mission 

Fauss  Daniel  (Fauss  &  Co).  l'J42  Mission 

Fauss  Otto  (O  Fauss  &  Co),  cor  Mission 
aiv^  lt)th 

FAUM  0  ft  CO  (^i  B  Klcinclaus  and 
Otto  Fa  88),  Willows  Brewery,  SE 
cor  19th  and  Mission 

Faust  H  W,  publisher  advertising  map 
of  Han  Francisco,  527  Pine 

Fau.^i  0  L  (J  L  Faust  &,  Co),  536  and 
5:^  California 

r:iu8t  J  L  &  Co  (J  L  Faust  and  G  F 
Ly  brand),  showcase  mfrs,  538  Cali- 
fiirnin 

FAUTSCH  F  E<  landscape  gardener, 
cor  Buchanan  and  Washi-igton 

Fava  Amaduo,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
ll30Foisom 

Favurel  Louis  ft  Co  (Louis  Favarel), 
liquors,  1500  Polk 

Favor  Anna  M,  Decorative  Art  School, 
841  Market 

Favor  CK.is  S,  deputy  U  S  marshal, 
room  45,  U  8  Appraiser's  Bi-.ildiiig 

Favor  Kimbal,  dentist,  841  Market 

Fawcett  ft  Augsburuh  (Stephen  Fawoett 
and  Fred  Augsburgh),  fruits,  69 
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Fawcett  Steve  (Fawoett  ft  Angsba/gh), 

69  Centre  Market 
Fay  Andrew,  butcher,  1660  Mission 
Fay  Caleb  T,  commission  merchant  and 

agt  for  Geneva  Award,  320  Sansome 
Fay  Max  H,  importer  and  agt  fur  fine 

books,  126  Kearny 
Fay  Michael,  saloon,  NW  cor  26th  and 

Mission 
Fay  P,  liquors,  422  3d 
Fay  Robert  ft  Co,  piano  mfr,  1715  Mis- 
sion 
Fay  S  J  (Roundey  ft  Pay),  412  Kearny 
Fazzi  R,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1105^ 

Howerd 
Fearn  Miss  Barbara,    dressmaker,    St 

Ann's  Building 
Fearn  Geo    A,    second-hand   clothing, 

958  Howard 
Foaron  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,  341  Jessie 

FEATHER  WABEHOUSE.  J  West- 

fall  propr,  7(i4  Mission 
Featherston  Peter,  groceries,  17  Zoe 
Febigs    Col    George  L,   assistant  pay- 
master, general  and  chief  paymaster 
military  division  Pacific  and  deputy 
of  California  Army  Building,  36  New 
Montgomery 
Fechheimer    Chaa    S    (Fechheimer    ft 
Steele),  trunks  and  valises.  109  Battery 

FECHHEIHER.  GOODKINO  &  CO 

(M  S  Fechhtimer,  Henry  Goodkind, 
Chas  E  Adler  and  Chas  Fishel,  whole- 
sale clothing,  16  and  18  Sansome 

Fechheimer  M  S  ( Fechheimer,  Goodkind 
vb  Co),  residence  New  York 

Fechheimer  ft  Steele  (Chas  S  Fechheimer 
and  Wm  A  Steele),  mfrs  trunks  and 
valises,  factory  cor  Folsom  aud  17th, 
109  Battery 

Fwler  F,  tailor,  267  East 

Feder  M  M  (M  M  Feder  ft  Co),  29  Bat- 
tery 

Fe<lerM  M  ft  Co  (M  M  Feder  and 
Henry  Peters),  mfrs  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  notions  and  hosiery,  29  Battery 

F»Mier  Robert,  dry  goods  aod  cii>thing, 
419  Hayes 

Feder  8  (Rosenthal,  Fedc-  ft  Co),  33 
and  35  Battery 

FEDERAL  HOTEL,  J  Dicund  pmpr, 

l'f05  Stockton 

Federmeyer  Leon  P,  hairwork  artist, 
127  Kearny 

Fecly  Dennis,  lodging-house,  641  Com- 
mercial 

Feehan  Mrs  Mary  A,  groceries,  142  and 
144  Nt 

Frhnemaun  Mena,  groceries,  2201  Lar- 
kin 

Feibush  Marcus,  groceries,  NW  cor 
Octavii  and  Geary 

Feig  Alexander,  furniture,  151  3d 

Feige  Robert,  tailor,  952^  Howard 


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Feigenbaum  B,  willow  works,  656  Mar- 
ket 

PEIGENBAUM  BENEDICT  (Feigen- 
baum &  Co),  5:^0  Market 

FEIGENBAUM  &  CO  (B  andJ  Feigen- 
baum and  L  Schwarzchild),  fancy 
goods,  novelties,  notions,  toys,  cut- 
lery, cutlers'  varieties,  520-526  Mar- 
ket and  21  and  23  Sutter 

FEIGENBAUM  JOSEPH  {Feigea 

baum  &  Co),  520  Market 
Feil  Louis  D,  groceries,  NW  cor  Hyde 

and  Ellis 
Feiliiig  &  Henry   (L  Foiling  and  VV  W 
Henry),  commission  merchants  dairy 
produce,  319  Sacramento 
Foiling  Louis  (Feiling  &   Henry),   319 

Sacramento 
Feinberg  M  S  (Feinberg  &  Winter),  205 

Front 
Feinberg  &  Winter  (M  S  Feinberg  and 
Beuj    G  Winter),   commisiiion    mer- 
chants, 205  Front 
Feisel  F  T,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 

1509  Mission 
Feldbuscli  J  H   D,   insurance  agt,   415 

California 
Feldman  Chas  W,   Concordia  Saloon, 

920  and  922  Market 
Feldmmn  John  D,   groceries,   NW  cor 

Haight  and  Scott 
Feldmann  John  Otto,  groceries,  cor  21st 

and  Valencia 
FELDMANN  L  &  CO  (L  Feldmann). 
importers  and  dealers  in  wood  and 
willow  ware,  ropes,  cordage,  and 
twines  and  house-furnishing  goods, 
315  and  317  Sacramento 
FELDMANN  LOUIS  <L  Feldmann  & 

Co),  315  and  317  Sacramento 
Feldschau  A,  restaurant,  613  Washing- 
ton 
Felix  Gus  A,  liquors,  931 J  Folsom 
Felker  Mrs  H  D,  dressmaker,  2920  16th 

FELSEN  GBOTTO  SALOON.  Cnstav 

Schwnrz,  1016  Market 

FEL8ING  FRED  (Winter  &  Felsing), 
37  Main 

Felton  C  N,  pres  Pacific  Coast  Oil  Co, 
Santa  Clara  Petroleum  Co,  California 
Star  Oil  Co  Works,  Standard  Oil  Co 
of  California,  San  Francisco  Petrol- 
eum Co,  402  Montgomery 

FELVEY  LAWRENCE,  cooperage, 
114  Sacramento 

Fengier  Budolph,  boots  and  shoes,  15 
Eddy 

Fenkbausen  A  {A  Fenkhausen  t  Co), 
414  Front 

Fenkhausen  A  &  Co  (A,  C  and  R  Fenk- 
hausen), wholesale  liquors,   414  Clay 

Fenkhausen  C  (A  Fenkbausen  &  Co), 
414  Front 


Fenkhausen  R  (A  Fenkhausen  &  Co), 

414  Front 
Fenn  J  H,  shirt  factory,    1505  Market 
Fenner  Channing  G,   attorney-at-law, 

213  Sansome 
Fennwick  Mrs  I,  boarding  and  lodging, 

531  Mission 
Fenstermacher  Martin,  saloon,  537  5th 
Fenton  Mrs  E,  employment  office,  '208 

Stockton 

Fereria  Albert,  bootmaker,  117  Jackson 

Fergerson  Miss  Anna,  cigars,  5  Stockton 

Ferguson  &  Biggy  (Phineas  F  Ferguson 

and  Wm  J  and  John  J  Biggy),  proprs 

What  Cheer  Laundry,  121  Leidesdorff 

and  113  Stevenson 

Ferguson  E  W  (Moore,  Ferguson*  Co), 

211  and  213  Clay 
Fergusnn  J   (Ferguson   &   Walkiuson), 

Haverley's  Theatre 
P'erguaon  J   P,   Mission   Street  Livery 

Stable,  8 14-82a  Mission 
Ferguson  John,  saloon,  304  California 
Ferguson  Phineas  F  (Ferguson  &Biggy), 

121  Leidesdorff 
Ferguson  T  H,  dentist,  34  Kearny 
Ferguson  &  Walkiuson  (J  Feryuson  and 
F   A   Walkiuson),  proprs  Haverley's 
Theatre  Cai'e 
Ferini  B  (Perine  &  B'erini),  207  Post 
Fernald  Joseph  S,  local  security  broker, 

306  Sansome 
Fernandes  M,  barber,  107  Jackson 
Fernandez  J  L,  tish  and  vegetables,  230 

I  St 
Fernandez  P,  hata  and  caps,  602  aud  604 

Kearny 
Fernandez  Phil,  cigars  and  tobacco,  200 
6th 

Ferogiaro  Natale,  liquors, 

Ferral     Robert,     superior   judge,    729 

Montgomery 
Ferrer  H,  physician,  occulist  and  aurist, 

16  (ieary 
Ferreti  G  B,  wood  and  coal,  515  Pacific 
Ferretto  G  (A  Rossi  A   Co),   521  Com- 
mercial 
Ferrier  J  S,    butcher.   Grand  Central 

Market,  cor  6th 
Ferris  A  S,  physician,  830  Howard 
Ferris  David,  boot  and  shoemaker,  623 

Merchant 
FERRT  SALOON,    0  Schrotler,   425  j 

East 
Fesler  F  C,  liquors,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Francisco 
Fesseuden  S  H  (R  A  Swain  &  Co),  112 

and  1 1 4  California 
Festa  Fi-ank  (li  Bo/zo  &  Co),  739  Val- 

kjo 
Fetsch  Jacob,  secondhand  furniture,  271 

1st 
Fett  Charles,  coffee,  spice,  mustard  and 
drug  millf,  8  and  10  Stevenson 


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141 


Fett  Charles,  groceries,  931  Folsom 
Fettes  Andrew,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

3257  Mission 
Fetzer  Geo  J  (Davisson,  Hall  &  Co),  6 

and  8  Sntter 
Fetz  Joseph,  wines  and  brandies,  107  3d 
Feusier  Louis  (Martin,  Feusier  &  Co), 

309-313  Clay 
Feustel  Frank,  bakery,  246  3d 
Ficf)  Richard,  groceries,  1735  Market 
Fiohthaler  J  L,  mfr  of  cigars,  16  6th  nr 

Market 

FIDELITT  AND  CASUALTY  FIRE 
AND  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO  OF 
NEW  TOJElKi  James  U  Garniss 
general  agt,  406  California 

Fidelity  Hull,  >J18  Post 

Fidelity  Lodge,  No  136,  A  O  U  W,  218 
Post 

Fidelity  Lodge,  No  2108,  K  of  H,  218 
Post 

Fiegeler  Herman,  groceries,  18  Natoma 

Field  Alfred  B  (Richardson  &  field),  214 
Califiirnia 

FIELD  AHOS.  e^r'^ceries,  230  Minna 

FIELD  HENRY  K.  general  agt  New 
England  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co, 
328  Montgomery 

Fields  J,  judge  U  S  Circuit  Court,  Ap- 
praiser's Building 

Field  T,  artist,  portrait  painter,  608 
Market  .ind  !)  Post 

Field  Stephen  J,  presiding  judge  U  S 
<.'ircuit  Court,  room  54,  U  S  Apprais- 
cr's  Building 

Fields  James  L,  notary  public,  313 
Montgomery 

Fields  J  L.  mming  sec  and  notary  pub- 
lii;,  330  Pine 

Ficlitz  Wm,  groceries,  259  4th 

Fifield  Wm  H,  attorney -atlaw,  230 
Montgomery 

Fifield  VV  J,  propr  Oakland  Dairy  De- 
pot, 117  nth 

Fifth  Baptist  Church,  22d  bet  Howard 
and  Capo 

"FIOARO  "  (tlaily),  J  P  Bogorde*  edi- 
t>  r  and  propr,  532  Merchant 

Figel  Jos,  merchant  tailor,  211  Mont- 
gomery 

Figol  Samuel,  insurance  broker,  40'J 
California 

Figer  Benedict  (Figer  BroH),  615  Sacra- 
mento 

Fitfcr  Bros  (Benedict,  and  Joseph  Figer), 
brush  factory,  615  Sacramento 

Figer  Joseph  (Fi.;cr  Bros),  615  Sacra- 
mento 

Fike  ft  Adams  (N  Fiko  and  Joseph  W 
Adams),  jutik.  740  Puuilic 

Fike  N  (Fike  4.  >»..lam8),  740  Pacific 

Fildschau  A,  coffee  saloon,  613  VVaait- 
irigton 

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Filicich       Vincent,     restaurant,     813 

Stockton 
Filippe  de  T  B,  teacher  languages,  235 

Kearny 
Filliot  F,  grocer  and  pork  store,  131  6th 
Fillipich  k  Bonocich  (N  Fillipich    and 
Ned  Bonocich),  restaurant,  cor  Bry- 
ant and  Main 
Fillipich    Nicholas,  (Fillpich  &   Bono- 
cich), cor  Bryant  and  Main 
FILLMAN     SAMUEL,     McClellan's 
Diphtheria  and  Fever  Remedies,  oiHce 
and  laboratory,  763  Mission 
Fillman  Samuel  (Mixer  &  Fillman),  211 

and  2 1 3  Mission 
Fillmer  J,  wood  and  willow  ware,  638 

Market 
Fillmore  J  A,  general  supt  C  P  K  R, 

cor  4th  and  Townsend 
Finigan  D,  liiiunrs,  1 1 1  Oregon 
FINCK  JULIUS  (Will  &   Finck),  769 

Market 

FINCE  WILLIAM,  barkeeper  The 
Fountain,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 
Finigan  Bernaril,  bootmaker,  522  Va- 
lencia ,  ' 
Finigan  Holmes,  physician,  622  Clay 
Finigan  James,  liquors,  123  Silva  nr  3d 
Fininger  H  L,  watchmaker,  126  Kearny 
Fink  A  W,   dairy  produce,   50  and  51 

Washington  Market 
Fink  Charles,  mfg  jeweler,  126  Kearny 
FINK  Q  W.  real  estate  agt,  mcjr  Pacific 
Cou«t  liand  Bureau  and  pres  El  Dorado 
Fruit  Co,  322  Montgomery 
Fink  Hbary,  candy,  1511  Dupont 
Fink  Jas  L  (Bu  r&  Fink),  620  Market 
Finkbeincr  George,  crockery,  glassware, 
pottery,  lamps,  coal  oil,  etc,  218  6th 
Finke  Mrs   (A   Finke's  widow),    Cali- 
fornia champagne,  809  Montgomery 
Finke  Henry,  groceries,    SW  cor  Post 

and  Baker 
FINKELDEY  CHAS    (Balz  Bros  tc 
Finkeldcy),  tannery,  San  Bruno  Road 
bet  25th  and  'i6th 
Finkenstedt    Mrs    Henry,    retail    dry 

gt.uds,  1307  Stockton 
Finking  Richard,  merchant  tailor,  341 

Kearny 
Finley  &,  Dickinson   (R   E  Dickinson), 
butchers,  5  and  6  California   Markcb 
Finley  J  K  (Fiuley,  Stevens  &  Co),  331 

Kt-arny 
FINLEY.  STEVENS  &  CO.  real  es- 
tate  agts  and   buitiuoss   brokers,    331 
Kearny 
Finn  James,  groceries,  1121  Folsom 
Finn  John,   sec  Judson   Mfg  Co,   402 

Front 
Finnegan  John,  grocery  and  liquor»»cor 

Hayes  and  Van  Ness  ave 
Finnegan  Mrs  Mary,  Ii({Uor8,  243  Minna 
Finnegan  Rosanna,  saloon,  44  1st 


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Finnegass  Colonel  Henry,  U  S  detective 
Secret  Service,  U  S  Appraisera'  Build- 
ing 

Finnen  August,  saloon,^  SW  cor  Clay 
and  Kearny 

Finnerty  Mrs  Catharine,  bakery,  412 
Folsom 

Finucane  J,  tailor,  1327  Folk 

FIRE  ASSOdATION  OF  PHILA- 
DELPHIA, Chas  A  Laton  general 
agt,  405  California 

Firebaugh  H  C,  lawyer,  room  4,  528 
California 

FIREMAir'S  FUND  INSVBANCE 
CO  OF  CALIFORNIA,  D  J  Staples 
pres,  W  J  Dutton  sec,  E  W  Carpenter 
assistant  sec,  SW  cor  California  and 
Sansome 

Fire  Marshal,  J  L  Durkee 

Firemen's  Insurance  Co  of  Baltimore, 
£  D  Farnsworth  &  Son  a^ts,  219 
Sansome 

Firmin  JohnLE,  plumber,  240  O'Far- 
rell 

FIREWORKS  MANUFACTORT.  J 

B  Wooster  &  Co  proprs,  218  and  220 

Front 
Firnez  Thos,  liquors,  526  M 
Firnim  Servel,  nursery  and  florist,  105 

6th 
First  Baptist  Church,  Eev  W  M  Kin- 

caid  pastor,  320-326  Eddy 
First    Congregational  Church  Mission 

Room,  Mrs  £  A  Whipple  missionary, 

119  Post 
Fii-st  Hebrew  Ladies'  Mutual  Benefit 

Association,  121  Eddy 
First    Methodist    Church,   Powell    bet 

Washington  and  Jackson 
FIRST  NATIONAL  GOLD  BANK. 

R  C  Woolworth  pres,  315  Montgomery 
First  New  Jerusalem  Church  (Sweden- 

borgian),    O'Farrell  bet  Mason  and 

Taylor 
First  Presbyterian  Church,  Stockton  bet 

Washington  and  Clay 
First  Reformed  Church  (German),  11th 

bet  Market  and  Mission 
First  Street  House,  Jacob  Home  propr, 

liquors,  64  and  66  Ist 
First  Unitarian  Church,  Horatio  Steb- 

bins  pastor,   Geary  bet  Dapont  and 

Jackson 
First  Universalist  Church,  Mission  nr  3d 
Firth  Joseph   B,   wood  and  coul,   625 

Howard 
Fischer  Emil  A  (Schuiz  ft  Fischer),  513 

MaVket 
Fischer  F  L  (Fischer  ft  Walter),  518  Sac- 
ramento 
Fischer  Fred,  boots  and  shoes,  2247  Mis- 
sion 
Fischer  Julius  (Lautermilch  ft  Fischer), 
61 1  Montgomery 


Fischer  Sigmund,  furniture  and  bedding, 
113  3d 

Fischer  Wm,  bootmaker,  202  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Fischer  ft  Walter  (F  L  Fischer  and  Otto 
Walter),  steam  book  and  job  printing, 
518  Sacramento  

FISH,  BLUM  &  OnfyiNa  iFwh. 

S  Blum,  R  D  Girvm  and  B  Baldwin), 
grain  brokers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 327  Pine 
Fish  Mrs  Esther,  dressmaker,  1 120  How- 
ard 
Fish  J  H,  pres  L  ind  Mortgage  Union, 

624  Sacramento 
Fish  L  1  (Fish,  Blum  ft  Girvin),  327 

Pine 
Fish  Mrs  L  W,  physician,  777  Market 
Fish  Mrs  M  S,  dressmaker,   1068  How- 
ard bet  6th  and  7th 
Fish  Nathan,  books  and  stationery,  1120 

Howard 
Fish  and  Vegetable  Market,  Pacific  to 

Clark,  Front  and  Davis 
Fishel  Chas  (Fechheimer,  Goodkind  ft 

Co),  16  and  18  Sansome 
Fishel  M,  bootmaker,  627  California 
Fisher  A  (Fisher  ft  Baum),  103  and  105 

Sansome 
Fisher  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  717i  Vallejo 
Fisher  A,  barber,  923  Montgomery 
Fisher  Antonio,  barber,  815  Battery 
Fisher  Mrs  Ada,  professi'mal  cook,  119 

Ellis 
Fisher  Andrew  (Simpson  ft  Fisher),  34 

and  36  Steuart 
Fisher  ft  Baum  (A  Fisher  and  M  Baum), 
jobbers  dry  goods  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  103  and  105  Sansome 
Fisher  C  A  (Fisher  ft  Co),  9  Montgomery 
Fisher  C  C,  real  estate,  322  Montgomery 
Fisher  ft  Co  (C  A  Fisher),   hatters,  9 

Montgomery 
Fisher  C  W  (Brunt  ft  Fisher),  509  Bush 
Fisher  Miss  Eliza,   music  teacher,   316 

Jones 
Fisher  G  A,  mfrs  agt,  109  California 
Fisher  George,  saloon,  1152  Market 
Fisher  George  (Hanson  ft  Co),  928  Post 
Fisher  George  (Fisher  ft  Hansen),  621 

Hyde 
Fisher  Geo  F,  painter,  636  Commercial 
Fisher  Geo  ft  Bicker  J  W,  liquors,  1125 

Market 
Fisher  George  W,  mining  sec,  324  Pine 
Fisher  ft   Hansen   (Geurgo  Fisher  and 
Cornelius  Hansen),  meat  market,  621 
Hyde 
Fisher  J  H  ft  Son  (J  H  FishAr),  pickle 

factory,  509  Commercial      t 
Fisher  Joseph,  bootmaker,  908  Valencia 
Fisher  Joseph,  barber,  860  Howard 
FISHER   L   P.    advertising    agt,  21 
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Fisher  Peter,  baib  r,  1167  Howard 
Fisher  Samuel,  olothiug,  403  Kearny 
Fisher  W    J    (Lewis   &   Fisher),    211 

Kearny 
Fisher  Wm  (Klang  &  Fisher),  groceries, 

cor  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Fisher    William,     groceries,     SW    cor 

Taylor  and  Chestnut 
Fishermen's  Market,  cor  Front  and  Val- 

lejo 
Fishing  Fleet  Wharf,  foot  of  Vallejo 
Fisk  Asa,   capitalist  and  note  broker, 

240  Montgomery 
Fisk  L  D,  sec  Pacific  Coa.<>t  Oil  Co,  Santa 

Clara  Petroleum  Co,  California  Star 

Oil  Works  Co,  Standard  Oil  Co  of 

California,  San  Francisco  Petroleum 

Co,  402  Montgomery 
Fiske  Henry  M,  physician,  652  Market 
Fiske  H  G,  roofer,  827  Market 
Fitch,  Coy  &  Co,  real  estate,  436  Mont- 
gomery 
Fitch  Geo  K  (San  Francisco  "Bulletin" 

Co  and  San  Jj  rancisco  "Call"  Co),  525 

Montgomery 
Fitch  Thad  S,  Alameda  real  estate,  436 

Mor.tgomery 
Fitschen  A  F,  butcher,  cor  Railroad  and 

lith  aves 
Fitschen  J  C,  liquors,  305  California 
Fitter  E  H,  saloon,  SW  «or  East  and 

Jackson 
Fitzgerald  &  Conlon  (Thos  Fitzgerald 

and    Michael  Conlon),    livery,    1315 

California 
Fitzgerald  E,  real  estate,  320  Sansome 
Fitzgerald    Jamtis,   groceries,   SW    cor 

Sutter  and  Devisadero,and  meat  mar- 
ket, SE  cor  Sutter  and  Devisadero 
FITZOERALB   JAMES,    groceries, 

401  10th 
Fitzgerald  John,   tannery.    Serpentine 

ave  nr  Hampshire 
Fitzgerald  John,  Cloak  Mfg  Co,  1233 

Market 
Fitzgerald  L,  fpoceries,  223  Perry 
Fitzgerald    Miss    Maggie    (Kennedy  & 

McGruder),  i)15  Market 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  groceries,  525  Mis- 

aion 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  groceries,  331  5th 
Fitzgerald  Philip,   boarding-house,    411 

Drumm 
Fitzgerald  Thos  (Fitzgerald  &  Conlon), 

1515  Citliforuia 
Fitzgerald  Wm,  liquors,  523  Mission 
Fitzv{ibb«m  G  J,  phyuician,  760  Minion 
Fitshenry  James,  liquors,  532  Commer- 
cial 
Fitzhugh  P  (Fitzhngh  &  Schuabel),  304 

Montgomery 
Fitzhu .  h  &  Schnabel  (P  Fitzhugh  and 

Martin  H  Schnabel),  real  estate,  304 

Montgomery 


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(F  Flaminiro  &  Co),  621 


Fitzler  Charles,  hairdresser,  363  3d 

Fitzler  John,  barber,  353  3d 

Fitzuatrick  Morgan,  mineral  waters  and 
tailor,  36i  4th 

Fitzpatrlok  &,  O'Brien  (T  Fitzpatrick 
and  J  O'Brien),  groceries,  cor  4th  and 
Jessie 

Fitzpatrick  P  D,  plumbing,  1325*  Val- 
lejo 

Fitzpatrick  T  (Fitzpatrick  &  O'Brien), 
cor  4th  and  Jessie 

Fitzsimmons  &  Alexander,  wood  and 
coal,  47  and  49  Everett 

Fitzsimmons  « Catherine,  fruits,  NW  cor 

Hyde  anu  J'Farrell 
Fitzsimmons  P,  butcher,  1645  Mission 

Fjord  L  (Charles  Hubert  &  Co),  509 
Davis 

Flageollet  Charles  H,  fruit,  1228  Stock- 
ton 

FLAGEOLLET  HENRT  CHARLE& 

butcher  and  grocer,  912  Valencia 
Flaherty  Mrs  Bell,  teacher  South  San 

Francisco  School,   SW  cor  14th   ave 

and  L 
Flaherty  Mrs  John,   shirt    mfr,    32  U 

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Flaherty  Richard  (Larkin  8c  Flaherty). 

35  Post  ^  ' 

Flaminiro  F 

Geary 
Flaminiro  F  &  Co  (F  Flaminiro  ft  A 

Franceschini),    fruits    and    Groceries 

521Gearv  ' 

Flanagan  Mrs  Catherine,   dressmaker. 

20  Hayes 
Flanagan  &  Gallagher  (Thad  Flanagan 

and  Henry  J  Gallagher),  undertakers, 

20  5th 
Flanagan  Jas  B,  wholesale  and  retail 

groceries,  537  Bryant 
Flanagan  John,  liquors,  700  Kearny 
Flanagan  L  G,  feed,  wood  and  coal,  cor 

18th  and  Folaom 
Flanagan  M  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,  617 

Montgomery 
Flanagan  Thad,  (Flanagan  &  Gallagher), 

20  5ih 
Flanders  Mrs  M,  pro{.r  restaurant  and 

coffee  saloon,  529  Washington 
Flanders  Thomas,   lodging-house,     110 

4th 
Flanigan  Patrick,  ladies'  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  150  6th 
Flanigin  Edward,  candy,  1514  Stockton 
Flannigan  P  J,  mining  sec  and  collector. 

318  Pine 
Flannigan    Mrs    W,     bakeries,    1514  J 

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Flathmanu  Claus.  liquors,  SW  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Steuart 
Flatow  Philip,  druggist,  534  Geary 
Flavetta  Viugenzo,  saloon,  9  Vallejo 


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Flavin  M  J,  mgr  IXL  Auction  Hoase, 
612-620  Kearny 

Fleischel  O,  locksmith,  612  California 

.Fleischman  Jacob,  varieties,  1054  Val- 
encia cor  22d 

Fleischman  John,  barber,  203  3d 

Fleisher  W,  wholesale  hats  and  caps, 
108  Battery 

Fleishhacker  A  (Golden  Gate  Box  Fac- 
tory), 190  Stevenson 

Fleishhacker  A  &,  Co  (A  Fleishhacker 
,,  and  J  Hansen),  Golden  Gate  Paper- 
MM        box  Factory,  190  Stevenson 

Fleishman  Miss  Kate,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 443^  Valencia 

Fletcher  C  A,  physician,  23  Kearny 

Fletcher  C  S,  variety  store,  SW  cor 
Vallejo  and  Hyde 

Fletcher  E  T  (Fletcher  &  Raith),  209 
Davis 

FLETCHER  0  R,  sec  The  Co-opera- 
tive Watch  Bepairinu;  Co.  331  Kearny 

Fletcher  Mrs  Harriet,  bakery,  1019 
Howard 

Fletcher  Horace  P  (Shattuck  &  Fletch- 
er), 520  Commercial 

Fletcher  &  iJaith  (E  T  Fletcher  and  Geo 
Raith),  restaurant,  '209  D»vis 

Fleming  M  J,  shoe  store,  2931   16th 

Flemins  &  Stetson  (W  A  Fleming  and 
John  W  Stetson),  trucking  and  dray- 
age,  409  Battery 

Fleming  \V  A  (Fleming  &  Stetson),  409 
Battery 

Flemming  M,  butcher,  SW  cor  Union 
and  Muson 

Flenniken  Robt,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
boots  and  shoes,  724  and  726  Mont- 
gomery 

Fletcher  Mrs  Anna,  varieties,  202  5th 

Fletcher  Mrs  Sara,  photographer,  914 
Market 

Fleury  Mme,  boarding,  1237  Stockton 

Flick  Philip  (Barman  &  Flick),  134  5th 

Flicourt  Edward,  barber,  217  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Flieger  H  R,  saloon,  1318  Howard 

Flieler  &  Kiefer  (R  Flieler  and  P  Kiefer), 
barbers,  5  Powell 

Flieler  R  (Flieler  &  Kiefer),  5  Powell 

Flinn  Mrs  C,  milliner,  62  3d 

FLINN  P  T,  groceries,  hay  and  grain, 
SE  cor  Mission  and  8th 

FIINN  P  T   &  SON  (P  T  and  Jas  J 

Flinn),  hay,  grain,  groceries,  etc,  SW 
cor  Howard  and  8th 
Flinn's  Hall,  cor  8th  and  Howard 
Flinn  Wm  B,  carpenter,  753  Folsom 
Flint  A  P,  general  a«t   Hartford   Fire 
Insurance  Co  and  Rhode  Island  Un- 
derwriters' Association,  31 3  California 

FLINT  BROS  (Frank  P  and  Motley  H 
Flint),  mfra  paper  bags,  420  Clay 


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Flint,  Bixby  &  Co  (Thomas  Flint  and 
Llewellyn  Bixby),  proprs  warehouse, 
D  W  Folger  mgr,  SW  cor  Greenwich 
and  Battery 

Flint  Chas  R  (J  W  Grace  &  Co^  40 
California 

Flint  &  Co,  carpenters,  1111  Sutter 

Flint  E  D  (Arnold  &  Flint),  26  Beale 

Flint  Edward  P  (Flint,  Peabody  &  Co), 
408  California 

Flint  Francis  E,  supt  P  &  B  V  R  R  Co, 
Potrero 

Flint  Frank  P  (Flint  Bros),  420  Clay 

Hint  Motley  H  (Flint  Bros),  420  Clay 

Flint  Mrs  J  E,  physician,  323  O'Farrell 

Flint  M  M  &  Co,  carpenters,  1111  Sutter 

Flint,  Peabody  &  Co  (Edward  P  Flint), 
shipping  and  commission  m<>rchants 
and  general  agts  Safety  Mitro  Co,  408 
California 

Flint  &  Stone  (W  C  Flint  and  F  M 
Stone),  attornevs-at-law,  216  Sansome 

Flint  Thomas  (Flint,  Bixby  &  Co),  SW 
cor  Greenwich  and  Battery 

Flint  Thomas,  mgr  Granger's  Associa- 
tion, 38  California  and  106  Davis 

Flint  \V  C  (Flint  &  Stone),  attorney-at- 
law.  216  Sansome 

Flint  William  K,  sec  Safety  Nitro  Co, 
408  California 

Flint's  Warehouse,  Flint,  Bixby  &  Co 
proprs,  SW  or  Greenwich  and  Battery 

Flood  A  S,  carpeiter,  503  Bush 

Flood  B,  tailor,  959^  Mission 

FLOOD  JAMES  C,  capitalist,   room  6, 

309  Montgomery 
Flood  John,  livery  stable,   823  Folsom 
Flood  J  W  (Donohoe.  Kelly  &  Co),  SE 

cur  Montgomery  and  Sacramento 
Flood  Michael,  Catholic  bookseller,  831 

Miirki't 
Flood  Philip  H,   physician,   St  Ann's 

Building 
Florence  Exchange,  Johan  Mahler  propr, 

246  3d 
Florence  Hall,  246  3d 
Flores  Trinidad,  saddler,  1010  Kearny 
Florine  Mrs  A  G,   bakery  and  fancy 

goods,  1711  Market 
Florintin  A,  tailor,  107  Geary 
Kioto  John  H,  physician,  402  Kearny 
Flournoy  George  (Flounioy,   Nihoon  4; 

Flouruoy),  7  Montgomery  ave 

Flournoy  George  Jr  (Flournoy,  Nihoon 
&  Flournoy),  7  Mont.omory  ave 

Flournoy,  Nihoon  &  Flournoy  (George 
Flournf>y,  J  B  Nihoon  and  George 
Flonrn()y  Jr),  attorneys-at-law,  rooms 
24-26,  7  Montgomery  ave 

Floyd  Lawrence,  groceries  and  fruit, 
500  Shotwcll 

Floyd  T  W  (T  W  Floyd  &  Co),  cor  3d 
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Floyd  T  W  &  Co  (T  W  Floyd  and  Oscar 
A  T ole),  warehoiue,  cor  3d  and  King 

Flultacher  E,  bootmaker,  432  Bush 

Flynn  Edmond,  liquors,  8E  cor  Post 
and  '1  aylor 

Flynn  Hugh,  coal  and  wood,  856  How- 
ard 

Flynn  James,  bootmaker,  34  2d 

Flynn  John,  coal  and  wood,  1113  Mis- 
sion 

Flynn  Mrs  Margaret,  fancy  notions,  202 

gth 

Flynn  Thos  P,  grocery,  533  Stevenson 
Flyshaker  S,  dry  goods,   notions,   etc, 

810  Dupont 
Foard  Geo  K,  mill  and  mining  sec,  18 

Ist 
Foard  Lorentz,   new  and  second-hand 

ship  material  and  junk,  3  and  5  8teu- 

art 
Foerst  Ph,  saloon,  l.st  ave  nr  Kentucky 
Fosjarty  James,  meats,  70  and  71  Centre 

Market 

F90ABTT  •■'"OHN  T,  sec  Democratic 
County  Cojnniiftee  of  San  Francisco, 
Phelau  Block  cor  O'Farrell  and  Mar- 
ket 
Foirarty  Thomas,  saloon,  27  Pacific 
Fog.l  B,  tailor,  810  Montgomery 
Fogel  Frank,  carpenter,  802  3d 
Fogel  G,  clothing,  10  Clay 
Foi,'er  B,  clothing,  81G  Montgomery 
Foico  A,  wiitcli  case  mfr,  (514  Merchant 
Foley  Denni-',  liquors,  1)47  Folsom 
Foley  Miss  Klizabuth,   dressmaker,  11!) 
I'owtU 

FOLEY  FRANCIS  &  CO  (Francis 
Foley),  hides,  pelts,  etc,  219  and  221 
Drumm 

FOLEY  &  GILMORE  (Wm  F  Foley 
and  H  Gilmure),  saloon,  SW  cor  1st 
and  Mission 

Foley  J.  bootmaker,  78!)  Folsom 

Foley  Michael  ( Hughes  &  Foley),  SE  cor 
4th  and  Jessie  and  1 18  7th 

Foley  Thomas,  livery  stable,  1812  Pow- 
ell 

Foley  Thomas,  saloon,  115  Vallejo 

Foley  T  (Sears*  Foley), NW  cor  Wash- 
ington anil  Kas); 

Fol.y  Wm  F  (Foley  &  Gilmore),  SW 
cor  Ist  and  Mission 

Folger  I)  W,  mgr  Flint  Warehouse,  SW 
cor  (Jre  nwich  and  Battery 

Folger  J  A  (J  A  Folger  &  Co),  104  and 
lOO  California 

Folgor  J  A  &  Co  (Jas  A  Folger  and  Wm 
11  Lamb),  coffee,  teas  and  spices,  104 
and  100  California 

Folkers  A  H  B  (J  H  A  Folkers  &  Bro), 
118  Montgomery 

Folkers  J  HA  (J  H  A  Folkers  &  Bro), 
^18  Montgomery 


FOLKERS  J  H  A  &  BRO  ( J  H  A  and 

A  H  B  Folkers),  dental  goods,  surgical 
instruments  and  trusses,    118  Mont- 
gomery 
Follis  K  H,  mining,  24  Nevada  Block 
FOLSOM  ALBERT,  carriage  builder, 

217  Ellis 
Folsom  John,  contractor,  2815  Mission 
Folsom  Water-power  Co,  Folsom,  Sac- 
rHmento  County 

FOLTZ     CLARA    SHORTRIDOE. 

attorney-at-law,  room  30,  028  Mont- 
gomery 
Foltz  F  G  (Morley  &  Foltz),  SE  cor  Van 
Ness  ave  and  Bush 

FONTANA&FREniGRATH  (Mrs 
M  Fontana  and  Mrs  M  Freiligrath), 
Decorative  Art  Booms — embroidery, 
etc,  3.6  Sutter 

FONTANA  MRS  M  (Fontana  &  Freili- 
grath),  326  Sutter 

Fontana,  Mursicano  &  Co  (N  Pardini), 
propra  Columbus  Packing  Co,  S  Cam- 
podonicu  supt,  Brannan  bet  7th  and 
8th 

P'ontana  M  J  (Fontana,  Marsicano  &  Co 
and  M  J  Fontana  &  Co) 

Fontana  M  J  &  Co,  shipping  and  com- 
mission merchants,  217  Sacramento 

Foorman  Simon,  pres  Mokelumne  and 
Campo  Seco  C  and  M  Co,  70 
Montgomery  Block 

"FOOTLIGHT  "  (THE),  J  B  Robert- 
son |)ropr,  5H8  California 

FORBES  A  J,  cabinetmaker  and  con- 
tractor, 18  Market 

Forbes  Alexander  (Forbes  Bros),  308 
California 

FORBES  ANDREW  B,  general  mgr 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co,  t.f  New 
York,  214  Sansome,  and  pres  Young 
Men's  Christian  Association,  232  Sutter 

Forbes  Bros  (Alexander  Forbes),  impor- 
ters and  commission  merchants,  308 
California 

FORD  CHARLES  H,  vegetables  and 
butcher.  211  4th 

FORD  MISS  DELIA  (Ford  &  Mast), 
300  Post 

Ford  George  K,  agt  rock  drills  and  air 
compressors,  18  Ist 

Ford  James,  lodging-house,  1307  Stock- 
ton 

Ford  J  B,  pres  Mendocino  Lumber  Co, 
40  California 

FORD  &  MAST  (Delia  Ford  and  Katie 
Mast),  hairdressers,  300  Post 

Ford  Michael,  horsoshoer,  33')  10th 

Ford  N  O,  cigars,  815)^  Kearny 

Ford  Patrick,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1121 
Harrison 

Ford  Thomas,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoer,  105  Ist 

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Forderer  Joseph  F,  metal   roofer,  53 

Besle  and  226  Mission 
Foreign  Parct;!  Express  Co,  J  J  Wallace 

ft  Co  agts,  108  Leidesdorff 
Foreman  Andrew  (A  Foreman  ft  Son), 

518  Sansome 
Foreman  Andrew  Jr  (A  Foreman  ft  Son), 

518  Sansome 
Foieman  A  ft  Son  (Andrew  and  Andrew 

Foreman   Jr),   type  and  electrotype 

foundry,  518  Sansome 
Foresters,  The  Ancient  Order  of.  Court 

San  Francisco  and  Court  Eureka,  510 

Bush 
Forley  Patrick,  grocery,  567  Bryant 
Forman   R  B  (Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co), 

316  California 
Forman  San('s  W  (Splevalo  ft  Forman), 

Bryant  bet  7  th  and  8th 
Forman  S  W,   Yoaemite  Flour  Mills, 

415  Battery 
Formes  Karl,  music  teacher,  222  Turk 
Forrest  James  M,  millinery,  132  4th 
Forsaith  E  W  ft    Co,    provisions  and 

c  >mtnission  merchants,  325  Front 
Forsaith  E  W  (E  W  Forsaith  ft   Co), 

commission  merchant,  325  BVont 
Forster  C  H,  liquors,  735^  Mission 
Forster  George,  vegetables,  324  Broad- 
way 
Forsyth  John  (W  H  Collie  ft  Co),   18 

Post 
Forsyth  W  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

1077  Market 
Foraythe  Miss  Jessie,  teacher  Valencia 

Primary  School 
Fortmann  F  (Pacific  Brewery  Co),  267- 

271  Tehama 
Fortmann  H  F  (Pacific  Brewery  Co),  267 

-271  Tehama 
Fortmann  ft  Co  (F  and  H  F  Fortmann), 

Pacific  Brewery,  267-271  Tehama 
Fortmann  Frederick,  sialoon,  323  Turk 
Fos  I,  butcher,  ISJO  Dupont 
Fos  Kaymoud,  butcher,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Pacific 
Fobs  Oscar,  photographer's  materials, 

841  Mission 

FOSTER  A  W  (S  B  Wakefield  ft  Co), 
322  Pine 

Foster  Chas  ft  Co,  fruits  and  parcel  ex- 
press, ferry  building,  foot  of  Market 

Foster  C  M  (Jahn  ft  Foster),  121  Stock- 
ton^ 

FOSTER  MRS  E  J  (Foster  ft  Still), 
189  and  1»1  16th 

Foster  George  H,  insurance  broker,  316 
California 

Foster  P  W  (Foster  ft  Co),  1025  Mar- 
ket 

Foster  Geo,  groceries,  324^  Broadway 

FOSTER  J  C  (Babcock  ft  Co),  40  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 


Foster  N  P,  physician,  1019  Folsom  bet 

6th  and  7th 
Foster  S  ft  Co  (S  Foster),  importers  and 

wholesale  grocers,  26  and  28  Califor- 
nia 
Foster  S  (S   Foster  ft  Co),  26   and  28 

California 
FOSTER  &  STILL  (Mrs  E  J  Foster 

and  Mrs   A   P   Still),   dressmakers, 

189  and  191  16th 
Foster  T  W  (T  W  Foster  ft  Co),  1025 

Market 
FOSTER  T  W  &  CO  (T  W  and  F  W 

Foster),    confectionery     mfrs,    1025 

Market  bet  6th  and  7  th 
Fostro  Joseph,  drayman,  314  Battery 
Foucault  V   M,  real  estate  agent,   137 

Montgomery 
Fouchy  O,    nursery    and    florist,  1318 

Pine 
Fouchy  0,  gardener,  liJlS  Pine 
FOITNTAm  (THE)  (theater),   George 

Sehmitt   propr,  iSE    cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Fountian  George,  saloon,  315  Pacific 
Four  Mile    House,     Gustav     Groeper 

propr,  cor  Mission  Road  and  31st 
Fourtz  Wm  (Clause  Wreden  ft  Co),  cor 

Lombard  and  Tay'or 
Fouser  John,  groceries,  118  Guerrero 
Fonts  C  L  (Nnttall,  Bacon  ft  Co),  222 

and  224  Fremont 
Fouta  Mrs  Maria,  millinery,  4  3d 
Fowler   Charles,   restaurant,    NE    cor 

Pacific  and  Kearny 
Fowler  G  C,  wood,  coal  and  boiler  felt- 
ing, 413  and  415  Pacific 
Fowler  Geo  H,  druggist,   NE  cor  7th 

and  Howard  bet  6th  and  7th 
Fowler   Mrs   H    A,    dressmaker,   305 

Gough 
Fowler  House,  John  Fowler  propr,  783 

Market 
Fowler  H  R,  dentist  and  physician,  127 

Kearny 
Fowler  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  227  and 

229  Bush 
FOWLER  LAURA  T.  principal  Mis- 
sion Grammar  School 
Fowler    William,    liquor   saloon,    214 

Steuart 
Fowzer  J  (Hayes  ft   Fowzer),  115  4th 
Fox  A  W,  stock-broker,  402  Montgom- 
ery 
Fox  A  W  ft  Co,  stock-brokers,    326i 

Montgomery 
Fox  Chas  J,  saloon,  620  Market 
FOX  CHAS  N  (Fox  ft  KeUogg),  530 

California 
Fox  Chas  W,  stock  and  money  broker, 

439  California 
Fox  David,  pres  the  California  Savings 

and  Loan  Society,  NW  cor  Powell 

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Fox  &  Dttley,  wood  and  coal  yard,  1713 

Mi'isioii 
Fox  George  W  (Fox  &  Ross)  324  Pine 
Fox  H  B,  dentist,  844  Folsom 
Fox   Henry  A,   mining  and  capitalist, 

113  Leidesdurif 
Fox  Henry  L,  stock -broker,  326  Pine 
Fox  Horatio,  carpenter,  708  Folsom 
FOX  &  KELLOGO  (Chas  N  Fox  and 

M  B  Kellogg),  atturneys-at-law,  rooins 

1-3,  530  California 
Fox  Otto  (Eagelbrecht,  ¥ox  &  Co),  312 

Front 
Fox  &  Ross  (George  W  Fox  and  George 

C  Ross),  attorneys-at-law-,  3:4  Pine 
Fux  Thomas,  saloon,  632  4th 
Fox  Timothy,  carpenter,  1 1 1 6^  Folsom 
Fox  hall    Boarding   and  Livery  Stables, 

Jhck  Vetf-ra  propr,  2318  and  2320  Fill- 
more 
Foy»5  Bros  (J  E  Foy^,  San  Francisco,  and 

A  J  C  Foy»5,  New  York),  agts  for  the 

Dixon  Crucible  Co,  507  California 
Foy.5  J  E  (Foy«^  Bros),  ayd  agt  S  M  Bix- 

by  &  Co,  507  California 
Foye  J  E,  druggist  and  physician,  2602 

Sacramento 
Foye  W  R  S  (Huntington,  Hopkins  & 

Co),  junction  Bush  and  Market 
Fracker  A  H,  general  supt  S  P  C  R  R, 

office  foot  of  Market 
FRAHM  H  (Christ  &  Frahm),  24  3d 
Frahm  Mrs    Mary,    dressmaker,    1240 

Folsom 
Framke  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  cor  Point 

Lobos  ave  and  Collins 
France,   Consul  of,   August  de    Mean 

Vauvert,  704  Washington 
Franceachi  N,  coal,  908  and  910  Stock- 
ton 
Franceschini  A    (F  Flaminiro    &  Co), 

fruits  and  groceries,  521  Geary 
Franceschini    &    Bro     (F  and  August 

Franceschini),  fruits  and  confection- 
ery, 521  Geary 
Franchi  Antino  (Franchi  &  Co),  1503 

Fillmore 
Franchi  ft  Co  (J  DeMartini  It  Antino 

Franchi),  wood  and  coal,  1503  Fillmore 
Francis  Aaron,  hardware,  1936  Fillmore 
Francis  D  B  (Francis,  Valentine  &  Co), 

517  Clay 
Francis  Geor^^e  O,  purchasing  agt,  258 

Market 
Francis     Joseph,      bootmaker,      210^ 

Drumm 
Francis,  Smith  ft  Co,  sheet  iron  pipe,  130 

Beale 
Francis,  Valentine  ft  Co  (D  B  Francis,  S 

D   Valentine,  E  W  Goggin),  printers 

and  engravers,    517  Clay  and    510- 

$16  Commercial 
Francis  Willard  H,  mfrs  agt,  258  Mar- 
ket 


FRAirCISCOVICH  JOHN,  oyster  sa- 
loon and  restaurant,  lU  Mason 

Francisoovich  Mathew,  restaurant,  6 
4th 

Fritnck  Geo,  painter,  325  Hayes 

Francks  Henry,  lii^uors,  108  Sacra- 
mento 

Franco-American  Perfumery  Co,  P  Peck 
mgr,  26  2d 

Franco-California  Packing  Co,  Walter- 
sen  &  Dewey  agts,  819  Montgomery, 
ofHce  212  Clay 

Fnmco  Charles,  furniture  and  bedding, 
1051  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 

Fianconia  House,  Vitus  Wuckenrucder 
propr,  San  Bruno  road  nr  28  h 

Fraiicouia  Nursery,  Vitus  Wackenrue- 
der  propr,  San  Bruno  road  bet  27th 
and  28th 

Franetta  J  ft .  Co,  mfr  of  cigarettes  and 
tobacco,  419  Battery 

Frank  A  W,  sign  painter,  226  Mont- 
gomery ave 

FRANK  BROS  (FA  &  G  P  Frank), 
importers  and  dealers  in  agricultural 
iuiulements,  319  and  321  ^larket 

Frank  ft  Co,  paper  warehouse  and  sta- 
tioners, cor  Sansome  and  Sutter 

Frank  Charles,  real  estate,  509CaHfornis 

Frank  E,  boots  and  shoes,  605  Kearny 

Frank  Mrs  Elisabeth,  bakery,  640  Mis- 
sion 

Frank  Ephraim,  clothing  and  furnish- 
ing eoods,  535  and  537  Kearny 

FRANK  F  A  (Frank  Bros),  319  and  321 
Market 

Frank  Ferdinand,  painter,  918  Pacific 

Frank  George,  painter  and  painters' 
material,  325  Hayes 

Frank  Geo  W  (Eyre  it  Frank),  220  San- 
some 

Frank,  Goldsmith  ft  Co  (L  H  Frank,  J 
Goldsmith  and  S  Mack),  wholesale 
stationers,  i  Sansome 

IJASK  G  F  (Frank  Bros),  319  and  321 
Market 

Frank  Gustave,  sec  Heeia  Sugar  Plan- 
tation Co  of  Oahu,  Hawaiian  Islands, 
3  California 

TRATTir  HENRY,  furniture,  uphol- 
stery, bedding  material  and  comforters, 
212,  214  and  216  Commercial 

Frank  Capt  I,  insurance  agt,  441  Cali- 
fornia 

Frank  I,  liquors,  649  Pacific 

FRANK  J  &  CO  (<1  Frank),  Albemarle 
Kestaurant,  10  Mason 

Frank  L  H  (Fraok,  Goldsmith  ft  Co),  1 
Sansome 

Frank  Martin  (S  H  Frank  ft  Co),  406 
and  408  Battery 

Frank  Nathan,  attomey-at-law,  224 
Sansome 

Frank  N  H,  attorney,  224  Sansnm') 


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Frank  Otto  J,  wc  Telegraph  Hill  R  R 

Co,  608  Montgomery 
Frank  Samuel,  stock  oroker,  318  Mont- 
gomery 
Frank  8  C,  broker,  405)  California 
Frank  8  H  (8  H  Frank  &  Co),  400  and 

408  Battery 
Frank  8  H  &  Co  (8  U   and  Martin 
Frank    and    A    J  Marcus),  tannern, 
hides,  tallow  and  pelts,  406  and  408 
Battery 
Frank  8  J,  local  sec  R  R  S  &  B,  405| 

California 
Frank  William  (Gutte  Sc  Frank),  307 

California 
Frankal  N  A,  tailor,  108  Pacific 
Franke  F  F',  grocer,  230  Townsend 
Froiike  BuduTph,  bootmaker,  517  Geary 
Fraukenberg  Joseph,  harness  and  sad- 
dles, 220  Drumm 
Frankenthal,     Bachman    &    Co    (Max 
Frankenthal,   Leopold  Bachman  ami 
8imon    Kohn),   wholesale  dry  goods 
and  notions,  8\V  cor  California  and 
Battery 
Frankenthal  Max  (Frankenthal,  Bach- 
man &  Co),   8W  cor  California   and 
Battery 
Franklin  A,  clothing,  108  Pacific 
Franklin  A,  pawn  broker,  409  Kearny 
Franklin  Benjamin,  fruits,  00!>  Harrison 

¥RASKUS   BRASS  AND  IRON 

WORaS.  K  C  Terry  see,  lOi.   Vemout 

Franklin  Elpha,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
iM)9  Harrison 

Franklin  G,  clothing,  511  T)avis 

Franklin  Grammar  School,  cor  8th  anl 
Harrison 

Franklin  Hotel,  Hugh  Curran  propr, 
cor  San  some  and  Pacific 

Franklin  House,  lodgings,  Joseph  Frank- 
lin propr,  215  Broadway 

Franklin  John,  pawn  broker,  905  Kearny 

Franklin  Joseph,  boarding-house,  215 
Broadway 

Franklin  Joseph  (M  Franklin  &  Co),  22 
and  24  Battery 

Franklin  Marcus  (M  Franklin  &  Co),  22 
and  24  Battery 

Franklin  M  &  Co  (Marcus  and  Joseph 
Franklin),  gents'  furnishing  goods 
wholesale,  22  and  24  Battery 

Franklin  Mining  Co,  W  H  Watson  sec, 
302  Montgomery 

Franklin  M  J  (M  J  Franklin  &  Co),  225 
Dupont 

Franklin  M  J  &  Co,  pawn  brokers,  225 
Dupont 

Franklin  N  J  (M  J  Franklin  &  Co),  225 
Dupont 

Franklin  N  J,  pawn  broker,  )  106  Market 

Franklin  Park,  cor  16th  and  Jersey 

Franklin  Printing  Office,  Frank  East- 
man &  Co  proprs,  509  Clay 


Franklin  Simon  8,  tailor,  122  Pacific 
Franks  Fred    (Franks   &    Gray),    318 

Montgomery 
Franks  &  Gray  (Fred  Franks  and  Ed- 
ward P  Gray),   stock  brokers,    318 

Montgomery 
Franks  James,  National  Brewery,   cor 

Hermann  and  Fillmore 
FrapoUi  B  (FrapoUi,  Berges  &  Co),  710 

Sunsome 
FrapoUi,  Berges  &   Co  (B  FrapoUi  and 

P  B  Berges),  wholesale  wines  and  liq- 
uors, 708  and  710  Sansome 
Fraser  Mrs,  physician,  329  O'Farrell 
Fraser  E  J,  physician,  112  Kearny  and 

221  Powell 
Fraser  J  P,  carpenter,  317  Sutter 
Fraser  Mrs  N  M,  dress  and  cloakmaker, 

131  Post 
FRASSI  Ai  artist  and  fresco  painter, 

802  Montgomery 
Fraternal  Hall,  1938  16th  bet  Valencia 

and  Mission 
"Fraternal  Recorrl"  Publishing  Co.  A 

T  Dewey  antt  W  B  Ewer,   ousiness 

mgrs,  252  Market 

"FRATERNAL  RECORD"   (The). 

(xemi-moiithly ),  "  Fraternal  Record  " 
Publishing  Co  proprs,  252  Market 
Frates  Antoiie,  borber,  901  Folsom 

FRA'^^NGER  ANTOINE  M  (Frat- 

ingti  &  Noll),  105  Kearny 

FRATINGER  &  NOLL  (A  M  Frat 

inger  and  George  Noll),   cloaks  and 

suits,  105  Kearny 
F"auen  H  H,  boots  and  shoes,  542  3d 
Frauenholz  Philipp,   Bavaria  Brewery, 

Montgomery    ave    bet    Vallejo    and 

Green 
Frazer  J  P,  painter,  317  Sutter 
Frazer  J  Wm,    Dancing  Academy,  806 

Market  

FREDERICK  WM  A,  propr  Jackson 

Brewery,  1428  Mission 
Frederick  W   A,  saloon,  cor  Harrison 

and  5th 
Freilericksburg  Brewery    (San     Jose), 

Chos  Niquet  propr,   depot  539  Cali- 
fornia 
Fredericks  Joseph  &  Co  (Joseph  Freder- 
icks), carpets  and  furniture,  649  and 

651  Market 
Fredericks  T  (Anderson  &,  Fredericks), 

16  Driimm 
Fredericks  W  J,  liquors.  767  Market 
Frederiikson  F  C  (Wittland  &  Freder- 

ickson),  209  Washington 

FREE  PVBUC  LIBRARY.  428  Bush 

nr  Kearny;  38,U0U  volumes 
Freechtle  Joseph,   harnesamaker,    807 
Larkin 

FREELAND  E  6.  Pulsometer  Steam 
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Freelon  T  W,  judge  Superior  Court,  De- 
partment II 
Fruumau  &,   Baker  (Ijeandcr  Freeman 

und  Isaiah  Baker),  produce  and  oom- 

nuMion  merohitnt^,  '217  Davis 
Freeman  Charles  W   (Torraa  &   Free- 
man), 419  Sacrainonto 
Freeman    E  S  (Greenbaum,    Sachs  & 

Freeuiati),  17  Simsome 
Freeman  J  (Freeman  &  Wrin),  326  3d 
Freeman  John  H,  inauector  of  hulls,  U 

S  Appraiser's  BuiUUng 
Freeiiiiiii  J  H,   nmrire  surveyor,    430 

California 
Freeman  &  Kuhler  (R  L  Freeman  and 

H  S  Kahler),  parcel  express,   J)   Post 
Freeman  Leander  (Freeman  &  Baker  i, 

217  Davis 
Freeman    11    L  (Freeman  &  Kahler),  9 

Post 
B'reemiin,    Smith    &    Co   (A  A  Smith), 

commission  and  shippin^'  merchants, 

122  Culifctrnia 
Freeman  &  Wrin  (J  Freeman  and  M  J 

Wrin),  plniiiborsandgasfitters,  stoves 

and  tinwaie,  326  3d 
Freese  A  C,   stevedore  and  contractor, 

tugboats    "Kate"  and   "Transit,"  3 

Mistion 
Freese  F  (Blumberg  &  Co),  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Kearny 
Freese  F  A,  fiiiuors,  101  7th 
Freese  H  F,  ruchiug  and  luce  goods,  I5S 

3d 
Freese  J  H,   liquors,  oW  cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 
Freeze  F,  cirpenter,  827  Sutter 
FB>EI  A<  mfr  I  edsteadd  aud  furniture, 

231-23!)  King 
FREIDENRIOH  D   (Naphtaly,   Frei- 

deiiri  h  &  Acktrman),  426  California 
Freidrich  Cuas  anil  John,  groceries,  SW 
•  eor  2d  ave  and  16th 
"  Freijht  Circular."  40J)  Washington 
FBEIUQRATH  MRS  H  (Fot.tana  & 

Freiligiath),  artist,  326  Sutter 
Freiline  Petir,  b;»rbcr,  228  Brannan 
FREITAS  MANUEL,  restaurant,  43 

2d 
Freling  A,  restaurant,  520  Merchant 
French  Building  and  Loan  Association, 

E  Raas  pres,  729  Montgomery 
French  Catholic  Church,  Pierre  Robert 

piistor,  526  Bush 

FRENCH  AND  ENGLISH  INSTI- 
TUTE. Xavier  Mefnt,  712  Broadway 
French  F  J,  attorney-at-law,  528  Cali- 
fornia 
French  H  C,  physician,  319  Geary  and 

622  22d 
French  Hospital,  Bryant  bet  5th  and  6th 
French  J  M,  reul  estate,  206  Front 
French  L,  pork,  Graud  Central  Market, 
cor  6th  and  Market 


French  Library,  D  Levy  pres,  E  Larthe 
sec,  121)  Sutter;  15,000  volumes 

French  M  (R  Diusuiore  &  Co),  228^ 
Montgomery 

French  Mutual  Benevolejit  Society, 
Henry  Barroilhet  pres,  510  .Tackson 

French  Mutual  Building  and  Loan  Asso- 
ciation, E  Raas  pres,  B'uai  B'rith 
Hall,  121  Eddy  and  room  4,  729 
Montgomery 

French  Reformed  Episcopal  Church, 
Powell  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 

FRENCH  RESTAURANT,  a  H 

Richard  propr,  315  4th 

FRENCH  T  J  (T  J  French  &  Co),  gro- 
ceries, 2339  Miiision 

FRENCH  T  J  &  CO  (T  .T  French  and 
1  T  Young),  proceries,  2339  Mission 

French  Zouave  Hall,  Pacific  nr  Dupont 

Frenna  Joseph  P,  barber,  1 102  Larkiii 

BVerichs  Martin  (Lohman  &  Freriuhs), 
154  and  156  9th 

Frese  Chris,  saloon,  518  Battery 

Frese  H,  bootmaker,  327  Duptmt 

Frt-sno  Enterprise  Co,  W  H  Allen  sec, 
306  Pine 

Fret  well  Edwin,  sec  Bets'  Spring  Co, 
218  Fremont 

Fretz  F  H  (Schmidt  &  Fretz),  119  Com- 
mercial 

Freud  Isaac  (M  Freud  &  Son),  742  Mar- 
ket 

Freud  Isidor  (Newman  &  Freud),  1025 
and  1027  Stockton 

Freud  J  R  (M  Freud  &  Son),  742 Market 

Freud  Morris  (M  Freud  &  Son),  res 
J'aris 

FREUD  M  &  SON  (Morris,  Isaac  and 
J  Richard  Freud),  proprs  Freud's 
Corset  House,  742  and  744  Market 

FREUD'S  CORSET  HOUSE  (M  Freud 
&  Son),  742  iind  744  Market 

Freund  Pliil  &  Co,  stationery,  204  Bush 

Freund  Wm,  cigar  mfr,  769  Bryant 

Frey  Franci=ca  (Frey  &  Merkel),  911 
Larkin 

Frey  &  Merkel  (Francisca  Frey  and  Au- 
gust Merkel),  bakery,  911  Larkin 

Frey  Wm  A,  musical  instruments, 
sheet  musi'^,  stationery  and  fancy 
goods,  107  and  l'.)9  Post 

Frichette  L  D,  carpenter,  106  Washing- 
ton 

Fridon,  L,  Vquors,  317  Dupont 

Fried' Chas,  butcher,  cor  Guerrero  and 
16th 

Friedberg  Mrs  Elias,  dressmaking,  417 
Sutter 

Friedel  Frederick  T,  bootmaker,  158 J 
Steuart    

FRIEDLANDER  B,  merchant  tailor, 
761  Market 

Friedlander  &  Co  (M  Friedlander),  res- 
taurant, 210  Sutter 


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der),   huta  and  caps,  21  and  23  San- 

anme 
Friedlander  H  (Friedlander  Broa),  rea 

New  York 
Friedlander  H,  ladies'  underwear  and 

hosiery,  9  Kearny 

FRIEDLANDEB  MRS  L,  MAS- 
QUERADE   COSTTJMEB.   20  3d 

and  202  Stevenson 

Friedlander  M  (Michels,  Friedlant^c^  A 
Co),  7  and  9  Battery 

Friedlaniler  S,  grocery,  cor  Union  and 
Montgomery 

Friedlander  8  J  (Friedlander  Bros),  21 
and  23  Sausome 

Friedman  &  Blow,  grain  brokers,  121 
California 

Friedman  J  S,  real  estate,  607  Wash- 
ington 

Friedman  Samuel,  second-hand  furni- 
ture, 237  3d 

Friedrich  John  C,  saloon,  1012  Valencia 

Friend  Mrs  Sarah,  bakery  and  fruits, 
1628  Stockton 

Friend's  Meeting,  Court  Koom  10,  New 
City  Hall 

Frieschausen  John  A,  liquors,  SE  cor 
Geary  and  Devisailero 

FRINK  OEOROE  W,  pres  and  gen- 
eral mgr  Pacitic  Coast  Land  Bureau, 
22  Montgomery 

Friot  Alfred,  dairy  produce,  etc,  stalls 
48  and  44  Washington  Market 

FRISBEE  W  B  (Bennett  &  Frisbee), 

724  Bryant 
Frisl)y  Mose,  saloon,  536  Jackson 
Frisch  John  W,  groceries,  132  7th 
Frisius  F  A,  accountant  and  translator, 

330  Pine 
Fritsche  Joseph,    bootfitter,  734   Mont- 
gomery 
Fritz  E  N  (Fritz  &  Kean),  130  Geary 
Fritz  &  Kean  (E   N   Fritz  and  M   C 
Knan),  jiluml^rs,  gas  and  »teamfitters, 
130  Geary 
Fritzschen  H  P,  liquors,  NW  cor  Steu- 
art  and  Mission 

FROELIGH  CHRISTIAN  JR,   agt 

Morris  Tasker  &  Co  (New  York  and 
Philadelphia),    gas    and    waterpipes, 
202  Market 
Frohman  H  (Strauss  &  Frohman),  1201- 

1205  Stockton 
Frohman  S  (S  Frohman  &  Co),  627  and 

629  Montgomery 
Frohman  S  &  Co,  tobacconists,  627  and 

629  Montgomery 
Fr  ilin  John,  bootmaker,  10  Howard 
Fromhein  J,  fruits  and  produce,  50  2d 
Fromm  &  Schaefer  (Louis  Fromm  and 
Chas  Schaefer),  mfrs  upholstery  trim- 
mings, 543  Market 


Fromm  Louis  (Fromm  &  Schaefer),  043 
Market 

Front  Street  Warehouse,  Oower  ft  Oil- 
man proprs,  SW  cor  Front  and  Broad- 
way 

Froomberg  H,  furrier,  114  Post 

Froomberg  Henry,  carriage  repositories, 
33,  35  and  37  New  Montgomery 

Frost  J  W,  mfrs  agt,  120  Sutter 

Fr^HC  &  Richards,  painters,  122  Gea'-y 

Frowenfjld  J  (B  Dreyfus  ft  Co),  121 
Califrrnia,  depot  630-640  Brannan 

Frue  Vanner  (The),  or  Ore  Concentrator, 
Adrms  ft  Carter  agts,  109  California 

Fruic  and  Vegetable  Storq,  28  Franklin 

Fry  J  D,  pres  Safe  Depcsit  Co  of  San 
Francisco,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and 
California 

FUCHS  OEORGE  (Fuohs  ft  Euler), 
545  and  547  5th 

FUCHS  ft  EULER  (George  Fuchs 
and  H  Euler,  Jr),  furniture  and  cab- 
inet work,  545  and  547  5th 

Fuchs  N  (Reinle  ft  Fuchs),  Grand  Ar- 
cade Market 

Fuohs  Robert,  variety  store,  421  Mont- 
gomery 

"FvQAZl  J  Fi  notary  public,  agt  Com- 
pagnie  General  Translantique  Line 
of  Mail  Steamers,  New  York  and 
Havre  direct,  also  North  Gcman 
Lloyd,  Inman,  ami  Williams  ftGuion 
Lines,  office  5  Momtgomery 

FUHRMANN  A  M.  Pacific  Wire 
Works,  wire  cloth  and  wire  railing, 
751  Mission 

Fulda  B,  meat-market,  SW  cor  Hyde 
and  Geary 

FULDA  BROS  (H  C  and  L  R  Fulda), 
California  Wine  Cooperage  Co,  and 
Fulda's  Planing  Mill,  30-40  Suear. 
(see  advertisement) 

FULDA  H  C  (Fulda Bros),  30-40  Speaj: 

FULDA  L  R  (Fulda  Bros),  30-40  Spear 

Fulda's  Planing  Mill,  Fulda  Bros 
proprs,  30-40  Spear 

Fuller  C  H,  dentist,  St  Ann's  Building 

Fuller  F  W,  machinist,  411'  Sacramento 

FULLER  OEOROE  H.  sr  ool,  office 
and  library  furniture,  19  New  Mont- 
ery 

Fuller  Hines,  insurance  broker.  Fire- 
man's Fund  Insurance  Co  of  Califor- 
nia, 401  California 

Fuller  O,  insurance  broker,  322  Cali- 
fornia 

Fuller  S  W  (Heywood  Bros  ft  Co), 
mgr  rattan  furniture,  589-595  Mission 

Fuller  Tnomas,  harnessmaker,  312  Jack- 
son 

Fuller  W  P  (Whittier,  Fuller  ft  Co), 
21  and23Fr..nt 

Fullgroff  Richard,  saloon,  401  Broad- 
way 


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Fultin  KroB,  tailor,  SIS  Bash 

Fultoii  Iron  Works,  Hiiickluy,  Spiers  ft 

Hayes  mfrs  of  machinery  and  boilers, 

2*20  Fremont 
Fulton    John  (Lippitt,    Leak    ft  Co), 

New  York 
Fulton  Theodore,  saloon,  338  4th 

FULTON  WILLIAM  (Edwards,  Pick- 
ens ft  Fulton),  4t*l  California 

Funtil  Mme  Louis,  propr  Palais  Royal 
Jtestaurant,  425  Bush 

Funk  C  C,  sail  maker,  40  Clay 

Funk  Henry,  barber,  531  Sacramento 

Funk  Phillip,  tanner,  tith  ave  nr  Butch- 
ertown.  South  Han  Francisco 

Funke  Mrs  Emily,  physician,  1630 
Howard,  (removed  from  724^  Market) 

Funkeuatein  C  ft  Co  (Chaa  Funken- 
stein),  commission  meichants,  320 
Sanaome 

Funkenatein  Charles,  (C  Funkenstein  ft 
Co,  and  E  and  C  Funkenstein),  ^20 
Sanaome 

Funkenatein  E  ft  C  (Edward  and  Chas), 
Pacific  Coast  Dramatic  Agency,  320 
Sanaome 

Funkenatein  Edward  (E  ft  C  Funken- 
stein), 320  Sanaome 

Funkenatein  Julius,  real  estate  broker, 
320  Sansome 

Fura  Gotloib,  liquors,  cor  Greenwich 
and  Pierce 

Furcate  ft  Gatea,  wholesale  but-'hera, 
5th  ave  nr  Railroad  ave 

Furer  &  RegM,  liquors,  711  Misaion 

Furlunt;  Joaeph,  meat  market, 1 504  Polk 

FUBLONQ  &  MANSEAU  (Thomas 

N  Furlong  and  J  J  Manaean),  show 

case  mfra,  819  Market 
Furlong  Thomas  N   (Furlong  &    Man- 

seau),  show  case  mfr,  810  Market 
Furman  Mrs  C  J,  lodi(in!|-hou8e,  Stev 

enaon  Block,  331  Montgomery 

FURNAS  MRS  S  E,  prea  Woman'a 
Medical  College,  155  New  Montgom- 
ery 

Furat  A  W,  auctioneer,  959  Market 

Furat  Philip,  dry  gooda  and  fancy  gooda, 
1413  a>id  1415  Stockton 

Furat  Phillip,  liquora,  cor  1st  ave  and 
Railroad 

Fustini  Peter,  florist,  9  Eddy 

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Gabler  Gnat,  meat  market.  1412  Polk 
GABRIEL  OASPARD.  furniture  and 

cigars,  443  Valencia 
Gabriele  Andrea,  fiah,  stall  37  New  Clay 

Street  Market 
Gadaby  E  H,  painter,  510  Market 
Gaerdes  Herin,  groceries,  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Pierce 


Oaerdes  John  H,  ship  stores  and  gro- 
cer i«- a,  534  1st 

Oaeron  Denis,  house  moving  and  rais- 
intr,  344  7th 

Gaestel  Joseph,  groceries,  1016  Kearny 

Gaetjon  H,  liquors,  NW  cor  Townsend 
and  6th 

Gaifeney  James  (Hayea  ft  Co  and  Ca'*- 
fomia  Transfer  Co),  222  Montgomery 

Gaffery  Miss  M,  ilressmaker,  1021  Mis- 
sion 

Gaffigan  John  A,  books  and  cigars,  307 
5th 

Gaffney  John,  butcher,  537  4th 

Gaifney  Peter,  boarding-house,  541  2d 

Gugan  J  F,  merchant  tailor,  1053  Mar- 
ket bet  6th  and  7th 

Gage  M  (Deuwil  ft  Gage),  614  and  610 
Brondway 

Gaee  W  S  (Hubbell,  Shattuck  ft  Co), 
317  and  319  Front 

Gagen  Mrs  Bridget,  laundry,  1013  Fol- 
som 

GAOLIARDO  ANDREW,  groceries, 
and  commission  merchant,  628  Broad- 
way 

Gaglord  W  H,  livery  and  sale  stable, 
7i>7  Mission 

OAILHARD  C  H,  propr  Gailhard's 
Hotel,  507  and  509  Pine 

OAILHARD  HOTEL.  C  H  Gailhard 

propr,  507  and  509  Pine 
Gail  lard  Joseph,  liquora,  229  6th 
Gnillard  Peter,  groceries,  1406   Dnpont 
Gainsford  Thomas,  plumber,  2  Tyler 
Galavotti  T,  Horiat,  SE  cor  Maaou  and 

Ellia 
Galbreath  Wm,  liquora,   759   Brannan 

bet  tith  and  7th 
Gale  J  \V  (Gale  ft  Mitchell),  420  Front 

and  231  Waahiogton 
Gale  ft  Mitchell  (J  W  Gale  and  Wm  F 

Mitchell),  commiaaion  merchants,  420 

Front  and  231  Washington 
Galea  Jean  Marie,  liquora,  536  Merchant 

Galinger  Moyer  (Erlander  ft  Galinger), 

rea  Rio  Vista 
Gall  Fred  G,  meat  market,   1919  Buah 
Gall  Misa  Minnie,   ladiea'   hairdresaer, 

814  Larkin 
Oalla  John,  barber,  319  Montgomery  avo 
Gallagher  Mrs  A,    dressmaking,  2208 


wood    and  coal,  6 
wagonmaker,    216 


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Gallagher    Mra    B, 

Boardman  Place 
Gallagher  Bernard, 

and  218  Mission 
Gallagher  Charles,  wood  and  coal,  917 

18th 
Gallagher  Chas  J,  liquors,  17^  6th 
Gallagher  &  Co  (I'  Gallagher),  poultry 

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Oallaghcr  Mias  Cora,  teacher  Buena 
Vista  School 

Gallagher's  Express,  C  E  Gallagher 
propr.  30;)  East 

Gallagher  E  M,  paints,  611  Sacramento 

Galla,'lier  Henry  J  (Fianagan  &  Galla- 
glier),  20  5th 

Gallagher  H  J  (James  Gallagher  &  Son), 
843  Harrison 

Gallagher  James  (Jamsa  Gallagher  & 
Hon),  843  Harrison 

Gall.igher  James,  lodging-h'nxse,  130  "Ith 

Gallagher  James  C  {(Jampbell  &  Galla- 
gher), 2*25  3d 

GALLAGHER  JAMES  &  SON  ( Jamt  ^ 

and  H  J  «jalla<;liei'),  blacksmiths  and 

wlieeiwrights,  8t3  Harrison 
Gallagher  John,  liquors,  224  3d 
Gallagher  John  P  (Kohlmoos  &   Galla- 
gher), NE  C(tr  Market  and  Front 
Gallagher  P  G,  liiiuors,  21 G  8th 
Gallagher   Robt  F,    stenographer,    630 

Clay 
GALLAGHER  THOS   J  (Stevens  & 

(;}allagliei),  753  Folsom 
Gallaglier  Walter,  attorney-at-law,  432 

Montgomery 
Gallagher  Wm  R,    furniture,   carpets, 

etc,  20  4th 
Gallaber  Patrick,  poultry,  1134  Market 
Gallaud  A  (B  Blumenthal  &  Co),    18 

Battery 
Gallaud  Joseph  B  (Nast,  Grecn2weig  & 

Co),  NEcor  Sutter  and  Montiromery 
Gallatin  Albert  (Huntington,  Hopkins 

&  Co),  junction  Bush  and  Market,  res 

Sacramento 
Gallaudbtt  James,  coffee  saloon,  Merri- 

mac  bet  4th  and  Kentucky 
Galleano  Antonio,   "ifr  of  cigars,   420 

Br.tadway 
Galleau  Armand,  cloaks  and  suits,  48 

Geary 
Gallegos  Rafael  (Montealegro  &  Co),  230 

California 
Galleuo  A,  cigar  mfi,  802  Montgomery 
Galli  A  i*t  Co,  fruit  and    proiluce  and 

commiasiou  merchanti?,  516  and  518 

Sansome 
GALLI  &  CO  (Joseph  Galli  and  Joseph 

Schiieily),   machi'iist.s,   504  Commer- 
cial 
Galli  Domenico,  fruit,    vegetables  and 

dairy  produce,   SE  cor  Natoma   and 

6th 
Galli  Joseph  (Galli  &  Co),  504  Commer- 

,cial 
Galli  P,  fruit,  811  and  919  l.arkin 
Galli  VVm,  fruit  and  vegetables,  NE  cor 

Mission  and  lith 
Galliard  Edward  (F  Bertoa  &  Co),  527 

Clay 
Gallinan  J,  hairdresser,  163  2d 
Gallo  B  (B  Gallo  &  Co),  246  Sahter 


Gallo  B  4  Co  (B  and  L  Gallo),  florist?, 

246  Sutter 
Gallo  L  (B  Gallo  &  Co),  246  Sutte.- 
Galloway  W  T  &  Co  (W  T   Galloway 

and    Otto  Schoniug),    lithog)  aphe  .-s, 

540  Clay 
Galloway  VV  T  (W  T  Galloway  &  Co), 

540  Clay 
Gallup  James  (Heath,   Galli'i    &  Co), 

58  Clay 
Galnan  Johnstoii  J,  saddler  and  harness- 
maker,  417  Folsom 
Galpin  Philip  G,   attorney-at-law,  323 

California 
GALT  HOUSE.   W   Hinchliffe  propr, 

632  Market 
Galtautee  J,  (ish  dealer.  Long  Bridge 
Galvin  M,  groceries,  314  8lh 
Garni  )le  Aaron  W,  physician,  34  Kearny 
(jriimble  W  P,  meat  market,  stalls  2  and 

3,  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Gambrinus    Benevolent   Society,   John 

Haklerpres,  510  Bush 
Gamma  Anton  (Sterner  &  Gamma),  431 

and  133  Pine 
Gamoer  George  (Cauoll  &  Gamper),  213 

an.l  215  Pine 
Gander  Henry,  barber,  428  Broadway 
Gang  Herman,  car|>enter  and  cabinet- 
maker, 1072  Howard 
Gannon  Peter  T,   cigars  and  tobasco, 

cor  Montgomery  and  Market 
Gans  I  &  Co  (1  and  WGaus),  butchers, 

stall  2,  741-747  Mission 
Gans  J,   sec  Chebra  Ohavi  Zion  B   B 

Library  and  Gorman  Lodge  R  of  H, 

121  P:ddy 
Gansz  Mis  M  S,  b-*kery.  1321  Stockton 
GANTNEB.  JOHN,  propr  Swiss  Hotel, 

627  and  &,L\i  C.nvmercial 
(jlantnt  r  Richard  (Jacob  Sindel  &  Co), 

424  Pacific 
Gants  W  H  (Milne  &  Gants),  119  Du- 

ponl  nnd  618  Washington 
Gantzmau  C,  harnessniaker,  1648  Polk 
(Tanzhorn  Chr,  liquora.  643  «JIay 
Garaghty  JSliuliiei,  stationery,  toys  and 

fancy  gooils,  1 1*27  Folsom 
Oarary  MrsL,  wax  flowers,  644  Filbert 
GARiaiER  JOHN  (Giirber,  Thorntou  & 

Bishoi)),  327  Pino 

GARBER.  THORNTON  &  BISHOP 

(John  Gaiber,  Hatry  1  Thoruion  and 
Thomas  B  Bishop),  attorueys-at-law, 
327  Pine 
Garbini  Terasa,  ciga-s,  622  Front 
Garcia  B,  groceries,  800  Broadway 
Garcia  Bros,  oommisnon  merchants,  501 

and  503  Washington 
Garcia  Frank,  saloon  and  restaurant, 

718  Mi>ntuomery 
GARCIA  JOSE   A.  importer  of  Ha- 
vana Leaf  Tobacco  aud  mfr  of  cigars, 
413  Sacramento 


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GARCIA  SAW  MILL,  Samuel  Baker 

a<?t,  202  JSacrnmeiito 
GARCIN  CHARLES   (Garcin,  Son  & 

Co),  2S)4  Howard 

GARCIN  L  P,  (Garcin,  Son  &  Co),  294 

Hnward 
GAROIN.  SON  &  CO.  (L  P  and  Chas 

Gaicni  and  E   A   bannerot),   Vulcan 

Forges,  294  Howard 
Gardemeyer  D,  hair  goods,  709  Filbert 
Gardeniur    Miss    Ada,    music  teacher, 
.     1116  Tyler 
Gardenier    Henry,    prison-keeper    and 

seru'eant  day  officer,  City  Hall 
Gardiner   Ba'dwiu,    stock-broker,     314 

Montg'  mery 
Gardiner  F  I,  sec  Omni'oua  Railroad  Co, 

office  727  Howard 
Gardmer  Mill  Co,  J  Knowland   lugr,  22 

California 
Gaidner    &    Co    Mohn    W    Gardner), 

lit)uors,  429  Davia 
Gardner  I   G,    ai^t  California   Fanners' 

Mutual  Insurance  Co,  310  Pine 
Gardner  Geo  M,  saloon,  707  Davis 
Gardner  James  H  (Gardner  &  Wolcott), 

504  Battery 
Gardiier  John  W  (Gardner  &   Co),  429 

Diivis 
Gardner  Joseph  W,  saloon,  429  Davis 

GARDNER  J  W,  agt  iMolfio  Press 
Publisning  H  juse,  527  Commercial 

Gardner  Mrs  S  M,  coffee  house,  1006 
Market  but  6th  and  7  th 

Gardner  &  Wolcott  (James  H  Gardner 
and  C  P  Wolcott),  uhip  and  cr.stom- 
house  brokers,  50i  B;ittery 

Garety  Mrs  Martin,  groceries,  551  Bry- 
ant 

Gadield  John  Q,  whitener,  807  Market 

Gartield  Primary  School,  cor  Union  nr 
Kearny 

GARFIELB  MONUMENT  ASSOCI- 
ATION. A  W   Presto  a  aci,,  room  20, 
10  Cdifornia 
Garfield  Post  of  Grand  Army  Republic, 
Kuiuhts    Red    Brethren    Hall,    861 
Market 
Garibaldi  Hall,  423  Broadway 
Garbaldi  F,  liquors  1515  Powell 
Garibaldi   Hotel,  L    Paravagna  propr, 

22-  Broadw.'%y 
Garibaldi  Joseph,  groceries,  525  Union 
Garland  C  J,  mining,  528  California 

GARLAND  WM  D,    mgr  Equitable 

Life  Insurance  Co,  240  Montgomery 
Garlick  James  O,  importer  of  plumbeis' 

supplies   and    tinners'  hardware,  30 

California 
Garlick  Simon,  tailor,  26  Stockton 
Garms.  Peter,  groceries,  SW  cor  Union 

and  Front 
Garn  William,  cap  maker,  535  California 


Jarnback  A,  cigars,  200  Montgomery 
ave 

Garnier  E  (Domergue  &  Gamier),  618 
Sacramento 

GARNISS  JAMES  R.  general  agt 
Fidelity  and  Ciisualty  Fire  and  Life 
Insurance  Co  of  New  York,  and  Kire 
Insurance  Adjuster,  400  California 

GARRATT  R  M,  general  freight  and 
jjHS^enger  ago  b  P  C  R  R,  office  foot 
Miirkct 

GARRATT  W  T.  brass  and  bell 
founih-y  and  machine  works,  138  and 
144  Fremont 

Garratty  Martin,  groceries,  551  Bryant 

Garretsi'n  Wm  &  Co,  book  publishers, 
629  W.ishingt'  a. 

Giirrett  &  Cretgan  (J  H  Garrett  and 
Peter  ^'reeijan),  commission  merch- 
ants. SE  CT  Clay  and  Sansomn 

Garrett  Francis,  bootmake",  313  3d 

Garrett  J  H  (Garrett  &  Creegan),  SE 
cor  (Jlay  and  8anaomo 

Garrett  R  M,  agt  South  Pacific  Coast 
Railroad  Co,  222  Montgomeiy 

Garrigau  Mrs  Margaret,  lod^itigl:  ouse, 
668  Mission 

Garrissere  Mr  &  Mrs  F,  human  hair  and 
pL-vf-imery,  113  Dup(mt 

dariity  Peter,  livery  ^jtable,  NEcor Ty- 
ler and  Leavenworth 

Garry  Michaal,  lodging-house,  775^ 
Mission 

Gartlan  Miss  Annie,  lodging-house,  507 
Mission 

Gartlan  James,  mdse  broker,  326  Pine 

(iarvin  James  (Sloan  &  Garvin),  424 
Davia 

Garwood  Wm  T,  physician,  233  Dupont 

GAS  CONSUMERS'  ASSOCIATION, 

K  J  <.\ilcinan  pres,  20'J  Bush 
Gas  Light  <Jo,  ci»r  1st  and  Natoma 
Gash  John  (Newsom  &  (Jash),  33  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

GAS?ER  SAM,  importer  of  human 
hair  und  fancy  ornaments.  585  Market 

Gasque  H  F,  grocer,  SW  cor  O'Farrell 
and  Hyde 

Gassmann  Joseph,  pr'pr  Gatismann 
House,  428  Br  >adway 

Gassmann  Joseph  F,  groceries,  SE  cor 
Keainy  and  Union 

Gassmann  Lodging-house,  Joseph  Gass- 
mann propr,  428  Broadway 

Gas-ner  Valentine,  bootmaker,  306  Posl 

GATELY  P  J,  Hay  Market  Exchange 
Saloon,  1139  Marker 

Gates  4  Brown  I.,  A  Gates  and  W  W 
Brown),  Ore  ..deduction  Works,  104 
Tyler 

Gates  Chas  E.  bakery,  1628  Stockton 

Gates  James  H,  druggist,  co.  Now  Mont- 
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Gatea  J  R  &  Co  (J  R  Gates),   druggists, 

417  Sansome 
Gates  Justin,  physician  and  druggist, 

Turkish  and  Hnsaian  steam  baths,  722 

Montgomery 
Gates  L  A  (Gates  &   Brown),  104  Tyler 
Gatly  Patrick,  coal    and    wood,    1517 

Bropds!.ay 
Gatto  John,    wood    and  coal,   SE  cor 

Green  and  Larkin 
Gatto  Antonio,   wood    and  coal,   2728 

California 
Gatto  G  (Antopio  Sturla  &  Co),   2407 

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(iiitto  Michftel,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Green 

and  Lnrkin 
Gaubert  Joseph,  florist,  604  California 
Gaubert  Mrs  J ,  nursery  and  florist,  (504 

California 
GAITDE  S*  propr  Sutter  Ftreet  House, 

30S  Sutter 
Gauggel  Loo,  bootmaker,  181  Minna 
Gault  Mrs  Margaret,  varieti's,  614  Pout 
Gaussail  Emile  A,  saloon,  123i>SJ,ockton 
Gauther  E  &   Co,  stock    brokers,    306 

Montgomfy 
Gavin  John,  groceries,  28  Natoma 

OAWNE    JOHN    (Donaldson  &  Co), 
319  California 

GAWTHORNE  JOHNSON  F  (Gaw- 

thorae  &  Maguire),  NVV  cor  Main  and 
Folsom 

GAWTHORNE  &  MAGUIRE  (J  F 

Gawthorne  and  R  J  Maguire),  wood 
and  coal,  NW  cor  Maia  and  Folsom 
Gay  Chas,  real  estate,  5i'3  Montgomery 
Gaynor  John  P,  architect,     30i)    Cali 
foriiia 

GEARD  MRS  E  T,   lodL-iug-house, 

608.\  4tli 
Geantit  A,  butcher,  stalU  16  and  18  S 

F  Market 
Gearhart  Chas  VV,  shorthand  renorter, 

636  Clay 
Gearhart  J  W,  stenographer,    room  56, 

309  Montgomiry 
Gearon  John  F,  hurber,  1 103  Howard 
Geary  Dennis.  I'loceries,  249  I'lvmout 
Geary  John  F,  physician,  131  >*03t 
Geary  Jer<  miah,  tanner,  SVV  cor  (luer- 

rero  and  lath 
Geary  Street  Coal  Co,  William  McK  n- 

zie  mgr,  819  (Jerry 
Geary  Street  Hailrojid  Co,  S  C  Bigelow 

treas,  NE  c(>r  (ieary  .and  Buchanan 
Geary  Street  Railioad  Co's  Works,  NE 

c:ir  Geary  and  Bu'jhanan 
(iebhardt  Matilda  (11 C  onzales  &  Cc ),  J 06 

Dupont 
Gebler  Theodore,  agt  New  Science  Dress 

Cutting,  1137  Mission 
Geddes  Charles,  architect,  528  California 
Geffroy  Celestine,  groceries,  1211  Powell 


Gehan  Mrs  Mary,   confectionery,   1050 

Howard 
Gehrels  J  H  (Gehrels  &  Lubben),  SW 

cor  Davis  and  Sacramento 
Gehrels  &  Lubben  (J  H  Gehrels  and 

John  Lubben),  saloon,  SW  cor  Davis 

and  Sacramento 
Gehret    Mrs  Sophie,   mfr  corsets,    120 

Ellis 
Gehrt  II,  groceries,  703  Dupont 
G'-ilfuss  Henry,  architect,  33  Kearny 
Geimatin    Wm,    merchant    tailor,    609 

Montgomery 
Geisen  P,  notions,  158  2d 
Geist  Wm  (Pacific  Furniture  Factory), 

736  Brannan  bet  6th  and  7th 
Geistlich  Wm,  furnishing  goods,  608  4th 

GEITNER  GEORGE,  bootmaker,  1880 

Folsom 
Gelien  R  G,  cigar  mfry,  221  Davis 
(jrellert  Henry,  barber,  Brooklyn  Hotel, 

Bush  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansome 
Gendar  &  Co.  candy  store,  26 J  6  th 
Gendar  J  W  ( J  W  Gendar  &  Co),  948 

Market 
Gendar  John,  confectionery  mfr,  26  6th 
Gendar  J  W  &  Co  (J  W  Geadar  and  W 

B  Calvert),  confect- jnery,  948  Market 

GENDOTTI LTJIGI.  wines  and  liquors, 

wholesale  and  retail,  440  Hayes  and 

508  Octavia 
Genebern   Bro,   director  Sacred   Heart 

College,  cor  Eddy  and  Larkin 
General  Jackson  Mining  Co,  R  M  Heath 

sec,  318  Pine 
(General  Transatlantic  Steamship  Oflice, 

5  Montgomery  ave 

Genesee  F'lour  Mills,  Henry  Coubrough 

6  Co  (Henry  Coubrough  and  (jJeorge 
Su:nmertun),  pniprs  713-719  Sansome 

Genoa    Bakery,    G     B    Carcaffa   &   Co 

proprs,  13()!>  Dupont 
GensbdrgerM  (L  .uis  Kline  &  Co),  110 

Bush 
(rensler  J,  merchant  tailor  and  furnish- 
ing goods,  316  (ith 
Oenster  Jacob,  barber,  '^OS  Larkin 
Genty  Minniu  M,  laundry,  13"J  (ieary 
Georg  Franz,  saloon,  SW  cor  Noe  and 

Henry 
(»eorge  (.■,  dentist,  114  (ieary 
George  Edward,  dentist,  )  14  (ieary 
(jeorge  .lolin,  restaurant,  207  3d 
Guorge  J^nter,  fruit,  737  Broadway 
Georges     Hip^jolyto   (Bine   &   Georges), 

J 19  Sutter 
Georgia  ice  Co,  H  Deas  sec,  44   Nevada 

Block 
Geotz  Paul,  liquors,  775  Mission 
(Jeraghty  Miehi.3l,  varieties,  1127  Folsom 

GERARD   MRS    ELISABETH   T, 

lodging-house,  608^  4th 
Gerber  J  B,  bootmaker,  302  Francisco 


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Grerberding    A,    commission  merchant, 

220  Clay 
QiSBJCBUBf  FRED'K.    propr    William 

Tell  House,  315  and  317  Bush 
Gercke  G  (Gercke'a  Hotel),  SE  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Green 
Gercke  William,  bakery,  1924  Howard 
Gercko's  Hotel,  Chas  Dd  Harde  and  G 
Gercke  proprs,  8E  cor  Battery  and 
Green 
Gercko  William  &  Co,  bakery  and  con- 
fectionery, 1924  Howard 
Genles  C,  expressman,  cor  Mtmtgomery 

and  Market 
GERE  OEO  0,  physician.  318  Sutter 
Gerey  Mrs  K,  lodging-house,  704  How- 
ard 
Gei'hard  F  G,  publishers  of  the  ''Paciiic 

Pilot,"  30  13th 
Gerhow   Fred,  liquors,  2  and  4  Mission 
Gerisch  George,  carpenter,  1 133  Clay 
Gerken   Diedrich   (Gerken  <&  Wobber), 

SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Gerken  Henry,  bootmaker,  210  4th 
Gerken  John,  liquors,  540  Clay 
Gerken  &  Wobber  (Diedrich  Gerken  and 
Peter    Wiibber),  saloon,  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  vSpear  and  338  Main 
Germain  Dwipht  (George    Spaulding  &; 

Co),  414  Clay 
Germain   Mrs  W   M,  furnished  rooms, 
;J0  Montgomery 

GERMAN  -  AMERICAN    INSIJR- 

ANCE    CO,   Thomas  C  Grant  mgr, 

213  Sunsome 
German    Butchers    Association   Verein 

Eiiitracht,  316  Post 
German     Club,     Sander's    Hall,    New 

Montgomery 
German  Empire,  Consul  of.  General  A 

I{o:?enthal,  31iS  Sacramento 
Geriian  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Baltimore, 

Philip   Speyer  &  Co  agts,  4*25  Califor- 
nia 
('erman  Hospital,  bet  14th  and  Ridley 

and  Noe  and  Castro 
German   Insurance  Co  cif  Pittsburg,  E 

D   Farnsworth  &  Son  agts,  219  San- 
some 
German   Ladies'  Relief  Society,  Verein 

Eiiitracht  Hall,31()  Post 
German   Methodist  Church,  Folsom  bet 

4th  iind  6th 
German    Sausage    Factory,    B    Engler 

propr,  227  4th 

GERMAN  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN 

SOCPSTY,    Geo   Lette  sec,  526  Cali- 

foriiiiv 
Germania    Lead   Work",  J    G  Kellogg 

pros,  William  A  Aldrich  vice  pros,  A 

W  Bowman  sec,  works    Sale    Lake 

City,  office  314  California 
Germania    Life   Insurance    Co,    Julius 

Jacobs  gen  iigt,  216  Sansome 


Germania  Lodge  Knights  of  Honor,  G 

H  Woerz  see,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121 

Eddy 
Gernion  A  &Co  (Adolphus  Germon  and 

J    W    Hod;ktn),    shingles,    shakes, 

poles  and  ship  kn -68,  113  Mission 
Germon  Adolpnus  (A  Germon  4;  Co), 

113  Mission 
Gernier  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  cor  Filbert 

and  Montgomery  avo 
Gcrold  Philip,  see  San  Francisco  Grain 

Exchange,  327  Pine 
Gerrish   Mrs  M   Eliza,   artist    in    wax 

flowers,  point  lace  and  embroidery, 

127  Kearny 
Gerry  S  R,  physician,  645   Washington 
Gerson  &  London  (Nathan  Gerson  and 

Henry  London),  leaf  tobacco  and  ci- 
gars, 611  Sansome 
Gerson  Natlian  (Gerson  &  London),  61 1 

Sausome 
Gerstenberg-C,  oysters,  1310  Polk" 
Gerstle  Lewis  (Louis    Sloss  &  Co)  pres 

Alaska  Commercial  Co,  310  and  312 

Sansome 
Gethings  Mrs  Annie  N,  bakery,  510  4th 
Getleson   B  &  Co   (Bernard    Getleson) 

leather    and  shoe  findings,    520  and 

522  Market 
Getleson  D,  liquors,  795  Mission 
Getz  August,  painter,  310  Mason 
Ge'z  Bros  &  Co  (Joe  and  L  Getz)  commis- 
sion merchants,  301  and  303  iVont 
Getz  &  Hirshfeld,  dairy  produce,  Grand 

Central  Market 
Getz  Joe  (Cetz  Brcs  &  Co),  301  Front 
Getz  L  (Getz  Bros  &  Co),  301  Front 
Getz  R  J  (Getz  &  Swan),  727  Market 
Getz  &   Swan   (R  G  (ietz  &  G  Swan), 

houso  punters,  727  Market 
Ghirardelli  A   (Ravenna,  GhirardcUi  & 

Co),  421  and  423  Battery 
Ghirardelli  D  (DGhirardellift  Sons)  415 

and  417  Jnckson 
Ghirardelli  lUr  (D  Ghirardelli  &  Sons), 

415  and  417  Jackson 

GHIRARDELLI  B  &  SONS  (D,  J  and 

D  Ghirardelli  Jr),  coHee,  cliocolateand 
spice  mfi's,  415  and  417  Jackson 

Ghirardelli  J  (D  Ghirardelli  &  Sons),  415 
and  417  Jackson 

Ghetaliii  E,  saloon,  514i  Battery 

Ghisla  Sa  vators,  umbrella  and  parasol 
factory,  1306  Stockton 

Ghio  Felice,  merchant  tailor,  101  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Ghisselli  Giocundo,  tailor,  114  Pacific 

Giamboni  N,  propr  Campi's  Restaurant, 
531  and  533  Clay 

Giampoli  Giovani,  wood  ani  coal,  908 
and  910  Stockton 

Giannotti  L,  fruit,  209^  2d 

Gianeitoni  G,  saloon,  SW  cor  Kearny 
and  Montgomery  ave 


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GIANETTONI  M  (Buzisoni  &   Gian- 

ettoiii),  29  0th 
Gianiielli  D,  fruit  iiiul  vegetables,  911 

Bryant  l)et  tith  and  7  th 
Oianiiiiii  Henry,  li.undry,    824    Laguna 
OIANNINI  JP   A.    wiituhmaker,    109 

Montgomery 
Giant  Powtlt-r  Co,  A  Ibert  Dibblee  pres, 

4  ()aliforiii;i 

OIBB  JAMES,   liquors,  G17  Merchant 
Gibhes  C  IJ,  surveyor  ancldrauglitsman, 

117  and  118  Montgomery  Block 
Gibbos  J  T,  surveyor  and  ilruughtsman, 

102  Montgomery  Block 
Gibl)on  E  F,  watches  and  jewelry,  025 

Kearny 
Giblxms  J  F,  physician,  023  Kearny 
Gibbons  F  P,  engraver,  219Bu^h 

GIBBONS  H,  pliysician  and  edit  >r 
"FiicUicMand  S  Journal,"  101  l)u- 
pont 

GIBBONS  HENRY  JR,  physician  an<l 
editor  "Pacitic  M  and  S  Journal,'' 
101   Dupnnt 

Gibbs  C  E  (Scotchler  &  Gibbs),  318 
Front 

Gibbs  CVS,  adjuster  of  marine  losses, 
318  California 

Gibbs  F  A  (Geo  W  Gibbs  &  Co),  33 
Fremon' 

Gibbs  (Jeo  VV  (Geo  W  Gibbs  &  Co),  33 
Fremont 

Gibbi  Go  W  &  Co  (Geo  W  and  Fred  A 
Gibbs  and  Eil  A  Selfrodge),  iroi 
and  steel  and  blacksmiths'  tools,  33- 
39  Fremont  and  34-40  Beaie 

Gibbi  Reuben  F,  sawsmith,  00 1  Mission 

Gibeau  I  O,  wiigonmiiker,  2944  Mission 

Giblin  \Vm,  bootmaker,  i5!n)th 

Giblin  Janes,  groceries,  N\V  cor  Free- 
Ion  and  Z  >e 

Gibson  &  Co  (H  D  W  Gibson),  job 
printers,  224  Stockton 

Gibson  <jeo  B,  furniture  and  upholsterer, 
33i)  Hayes 

Gibson  H  D  W  (Gibson  &  Co),  221 
Stockton 

Gibson  Rev  M  M,  Pastor  United  Pre.^by- 
terian  Church,   107  and  10l>  Mason 

GIDDINGS  B  F,  mgr  "  Railroad  Gaz- 
etteer," 219  Bush 
Gies  Kilian,  hairdresser,  434  Pac'fic 
Giese   Bros  (C  and  J   Giese),   groceries, 

230  Paeilic 
Giese  C  ((iiese  Bros),  230  Pacifii 
Giese  J  (Giese  Bros),  230  Pacific 
Giesen  Robert,  bla<-ksmith,  3(>5  Linden 
Giffin  John,  hard^vare,  3000  Mission 
GUfin  O  F,  merchant,  310  Pine 
Gihon    Geo    H,    engraver,    109  Mont- 
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Gilbart  Wm,  groceries,  SW  cor  Dupont 
and  Uni  'ii  , 

Gilbert  A,  French  candy  mfr,  422  Bush 

Gdbert  Alexander,  hotel,  824  Mont- 
gomery 

Gilbert  August,  confectionery,  410 
Haves 

GILBERT  C  W  (Gilbert  &  Moore), 
18  Sutter 

Gilbert  Geo  S  (Chaffee,  Gilbert  &  Bone- 
stell),  400  Front 

Gilbert  Hnuse,lodgings,824  Montgomery 

Gilbert  Michael,  second-hand  clothing, 
243  3d 

GILBERT  &  MOORE  (C  W  Gilbert 

and  H  A  Moore),  wholesale  furniture, 

18  and  20  Sutter  and   550-572   Bran- 

naii 
Gilbert  Mrs   M  W,  lodging-house,  721 

Bryant 
Gilchrist  J  G  (Kelly   &   Gilchrist),  309 

Front 
(Gilchrist  Mrs  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  930 

Harrison 
(Jildenieester  J  P  H,  real  estate,  room  0 

021  Sansome 

GILE  H  S  (Doane  &  Co),  04  California 
Market 

Gilfether  Thomas,  coal  and  wood,  415 
5th 

Gilfillan&  Hohenscbild  (J  F  Gillillan 
and  G>jo  Hohenschild),  fruits  and 
ves^etables,  33,  34,  45  and  49  Califor- 
nia Market 

Gilfillan  .1  G  (Gilfillan  &  Hohenschild), 
33  California  Market 

Gill  Robert,  liquors,  cor  Filbert  and 
Van  Ness  ave 

Gill  A,  Branch  Bakery,  1885  Mission 

Gillam  J  R,  piano  mfr  and  piano  tuner, 
701  Howard 

GILLER  C  L.  seal  engraver  and  die 
sinker,  402  Montgomery 

Gilleran  William,  saloon,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  3d 

GILLESPIE  CHAS  V,  attorneyat- 
law  and  searcher  of  records,  522  Cali- 
fornia 

Gillespie  James  (Gillespie,  Van  DeMark 
&  Co),  1 1  Drumm 

Gilleapie  T  F,  groceries,  1310  Sacra- 
mento 

GILLESPIE.  VAN  DEMARK  &  CO 

(James  Gillespie,  Geo  Van  DeMark 
and  Chas  Heiiitzen),  mfrs  and  whole- 
sale dealers  in  broom«,  brushes,  wood 
and  willow  ware,  1 1  Drumm 

Gillespie  Wm  J  ("Robinson  &  Gillespie), 
337  an)  339  Sutter 

Gillespie  Wra  M,  jiroceries,  1310  Sacra- 
mento 

Gillespy  John  H,  mining  oec,  room  7S, 
309  Montgomery 


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Gillfillan  Mrs  Sophie,  dairy  produce,  re- 
tail, 2113  Fillmore 

Gilligan  Mrs  Kate,  dressmaker,  1004 
Howard 

Gilligan  Martin  (Kenitey  &  Gilligan), 
127  8th 

Gillilaiid  Adam,  sec  Canadian  Associa- 
tion, l.'l  Eddy 

Gillmore  George  0,  carpenter,  1127 
Howard 

Gilinan  B  F  (Gilman  &  Racouillat),  cor 
9th  and  Harrison 

Gi'man  C  H  (Gower  &  Gilman),  cor 
Front  and  Broadway 

Gilman  G  B  (Gilman,  Walker  t  Co),224 
Front 

Gilman  &  Racouillat,  patent  Tula  Cov- 
ers, cor  9th  and  Harrison 

OILMAN.   WALKER  &  CO  (G   B 

Gilman,  J  (i  Walker  and  C  W  Craig), 
dealers  in  Kentucky  whiskies,  130  'id, 
Louisville, Kentucky,  California  oSice, 
224  Front 

Gilmor  J  W  A,  paying  teller.  First  Na- 
tional Gold  Bunk 

Gilm.ire  Geo  C,  mattress  maker,  1127i 
Howard 

Gilmore  Henry  J  (Foley  &  Gilmore), 
SW  cor  1st  and  Misision 

Gilmore  J  H  (Van  N-  r.len  &  Gilmore), 
supt  Mechanics'  Industrial  Exhibi- 
tion, GOT  Montgomery  and  27  Post 

Gilm  >ur  J  D,  blacksmith  and  shipsmith, 
20Jana211  Main 

Gilmnur  Thos,  saloon,  NE  cor  Grove 
and  La'iuna 

Giimour  Wm.  carpenter,  704  Laguna 

Gilson  Edward,  justice  of  the  peace,  SE 
cor  Washington  and  Kearny 

GiUon  L,  mining  engineer,  211  Sansome 

Ginnnel  Edward  (Cummings,  Gimmel  & 
Co),  424  Battery 

Gimpel  MC  (Derbaum&Gimpel),  paint- 
ers, 819  Market 

Gingg  .lohn  A.  Swiss  Exchange  Salmon, 
413  Pine 

Ginocchio  D  (C  Cuneo  &  Co),  P39  Wash- 
ington 

GinocchioG,  commission  m^trchant.  217 
Sacramento 

Ginty  &  Blanchard  (Jamea  Ginty  and 
David  Blanchard),  salo.)n,  NE  cor  3d 
and  Mission 

Ginty  James  (Ginty  &  Blanchard),  NE 
cor  3d  and  Mission 

(Jiosseppu  Cro(!ci),  saloon,  NE  cor  (ireen 
and  Stockton 

GIOVANNINI,  FRANCISCO,    wood 

and    dial,    hE    oor      Broadway    and 

GIOVANNINI  DANIEL,  wood  and 

coal,  SIO  Pacific 
Giovanuini  Silvcsto,  saloon,  301)  Mont- 
goniory  ave 


Giovnun<»la  Antone  (Perpoli  &  Giovan- 

nola),  1817  Powell 
Girard  A,  restaurant,  612  Montgomery 
Girard  Ernest,    turner  of  instruments, 

502  S'ockton 
Girard  F  K,  pianos,  332  Sutter 
Girard    House,    lodgings,   D  McMillan 

propr,  142  Sacramento 
Girard  Insurance   Co  of  Philadelphia, 
Hutchinson  &  Mann,  322  and  324  Cal- 
ifornia 
Girard  L,  mdse  broker,  214  California 
Girardin  J  F,  barber,  1905  RUmore 
Giraud  E  (Giraud  &   Martin),   532  Pa- 
cific 
Giraud  &  Martin  (E  Giraud  and  Charles 

Martin),  saloon,  532  Pacific 
Girls'jHigh  School,  cor  Bush  and  Hyde 
Girvin  Ernest  A,  stenographer,  03(5  Clay 
Girvin  R  D  (Fish,  Blum  &  Girvin),  327 

Pine 
Giselman  Wm,  real  estate  agt,  636  Clay 
Gitchell  J  M,  register  in  bankruptcy, 

636  Clay 
Githens  Rev  W  L,  clergyman   (Church 
of  the  Advent),    Howard   foot  New 
Montgomery 
Giusti    tJoseph,    restaurant,     105  Cali- 
fornia Market 
Giiisto  James,  cigars    and   tobacco,  SE 

cor  Market  an<l  4th 
OLADDINQ  CHAS  (Gladdinir,  McBean 

&  Co),  ns  Lincoln,  Placer  Co,  Cal 
GLADDING,  McBEAN  &C0  (Charles 
Gladding,  P  McG  McBeiin  andGeorge 
Chambers),  mfrs  of  and  dealers  in  vit- 
riKediron,  stone,  sev-^r  pipe,  water 
jiip.^  terra  cotta  chi  ney  pipe  and 
tops,  fire  brick  and  tile,  fiie  clay, 
chemical  mfrs' ware,  1310-1316  Mar- 
ket 
GLADE  F  W,   Spear  Street  Planing 

Mills,  d  tors,  sash,  etc,  30-34  Spear 
Glasinovih    Antone,    restaurant,    2010 

Fillmore 
Glasko  Mortis,  junk,  1628^  Mission 
Glason  E  O,  grocery,  30!)  Hayes 
Glass  Marcos,  fancy  goods,  324  IGth 
Glassnian  A  B,  barber,  9  Pacilic 
Glus^mun  Jt!Cob,    cigars    and   tobacco, 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Ccalifoniia 
Gleason  P  H,  liquors,  304  Francisco 
(^leizes  B,  bakery,  1425  Dupont 
Glennan  Martin,  meat  market,   NK  cor 

O'Farrell  and  Jones 
(Jlen's    Falls    Insurance  Co,  Jacobs  & 

Eastoii  general  ac.t^,  216  Sansome 
Glen  wood  (The),  M.-h  Jones  propr,  1122 

Market 
(Hess  A,  importer  oi  iiijuor.^,  SEoor  4th 

and  Harrison  and  401  4th 
Glick  Kolnian,  cnckery,  3064  3<1 
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Glissmann  H,  grocery,  438  Hayes 

Glissmann  Madame  Julia,  music  teacher, 
316  Hayea 

Globe  Business  College  Association 
(The),  640  Clay 

GLOBE  IBOX  WOBKS,  Nuttall,  Ba- 
con &  Co,  '2'2'2  and  224  Fremont 

Globe  Marine  Insurance  Co  (The)  (lim- 
ited) of  London,  England,  and  Chi- 
nese Insurance  Co  of  Hongkong, 
Dcgeners  &  Co  agts,  308  Californin 

Gloestein  August,  saloon,  710  Mont- 
gomery 

Glootz  John,  groceries,  421  Geary 

Glouber  M  F  &  Co  (M  F  Gloul)er).  gro- 
ceries, SE  cor  Geary  and  Webster 

Glover  H  R  (Glover  &  Willconib),  05- 
6i)  New  Montgomery 

Glover  &  Willconib  (H  R  Glover  and 
Geo  Willconib),  curled  hair,  ticuiiigs, 
feathers,  burlap,  webbing,  comforters, 
etc,  65-6!)  New  Montgomery 

(tIuhz  C,  broom  factory,  64^  West  Mis- 
sion 

Glynn  James,  insurance  broker,  441 
California 

Glynn  John  (Muiiro  &  Glynn),  Filbert 
nr  Fillmore 

Glynn  Wm,  saloon,  158  Ist 

(Joad  &  Redding  ( \V  F  Goad  and  Joseph 
D  Redding),  attorneys-at-law,  302 
Montgomery 

Goad  W  F  (Goad  &  Redding),  302 
Montgomery 

Gobbee  Ernest,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
535  Folsom 

Gobey  Frank,  liquor  and  oyster  saloon, 
228  Sutter 

Goble  J  E,  liquors,  end  of  Railway 
Wharf,  Long  Bridge 

Godart  Jules,  architect,  417  Mason 

Godchaux  L,  (M  Brandensteiu  &  Co), 
529  Clay 

Goddard  C  L,  dentist,  23  Post 

Goddard  C  L,  dressmaker,  200  Post 

OODDARB  OUILFOBD.  stationery, 
bakery  and  confectionery,  914  Valen- 
cia 

Goddard  O  M,  mgr  for  D  M  Osb'rne  & 
Co,  33  Market 

Godet  L,  laundry,  910  Howard 

Godfrey  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  1025  Sutter 

Godfrey  Henry,  bakery,  705  Polk 

Godfrey  &  Maljoy  (J  S  (Jodfrey  and  Jas 
Malloy ),  sailmakers,  50  Clay 

Godfrey  VV  A  H,  furnishing  goods,  101 
and  103  2d 

Godoy  J  F  (Wiuans,  Belknap  &  Gmloy), 
604  Merchant 

Godsill  John,  saloon,  904  Market  and 
3  anil  5  Ellis 

<;oel)el  A,  bootmaker,  422i  3d 
(ioebel  Chas,  hikery,  313  6th 
Goccken  H  B,  bakery,  511  3d 


Goedecke  L,  butcher,  1322  Dupont 
Goe  Saml  E,  dentist,  26  Montgomery 
OOEHRINO  A.  mfr  artificial  flowers 

and  feathers,  wholesale  milliner,  944 

Mission 
Goepel  Robert,  bootmaker,  1 1  Sutter 
Goertzhain    H    E,    meat   market,    1103 

Leavenworth 
Goethals  Bros  (Gustave  and  John  Goe- 

thals),  upholsterers,  633  Broadway 
Goethals  Chas  L  (Goethals  &  Wenes), 

1103  Stockton 
Goethals  &  Wenes  (Charles  L  Goethals 

and  Victor  Wenes),  machinists,   1108 

Stockton 
Goetjen  Bros  (Fred,  Jacob  and  Charles 

(jroetjen),  groceries  and  liquors,   SW 

cor    Stockton    and    Sacramento   and 

1319  Sacramento 
Goetjen  Charles   (Goetjen   Bros),    1319 

Sacramento 
Goetj  n   Fred  (Goetjen   Bros),    SW  cor 

Stockton   and  Sacramento   and  1319 

Sacramento 
GOETJEN   JACOB,    groceries,    wims 

and  liquors,  NE  c;ir  Hyde  and  Jackson 
Goetjen    Jacob    (Goetjen    Bros),     1319 

Sacramento 
Goetz  P,  coal.  514  Union 
GOETZ  PAUL,  wines  and  liquors,  775 

Mission 
Goetze  Henry,   groceries,  SW  cor  Post 

and  Webster 
Goetze  W,  painter,  124i  11th 
Goetze  Wm  M  (Lindsey  &  Goetze),  SW 

cor  20th  and  Guerrero 
GOFF  C  P,  attorney-at-law,  606  Mont- 
gomery 
Gogcovich  Geo  (Geo  Martinovich  &  Co), 

303  East 
Goger  Chas,  plumbing,  221   Diipont 
Goger  John,  liquors,  506  Clay 
Goggin  Miss  Amelia,    teacher   Valencia 

Primary  School 
Gognin  E  W  (Francis,  Valentine  &  Co), 

517  Clay 
Goggin  John,  bootmaker,   1319^  Larkin 
GOHLINGHORST  GEO  J,  liquors  and 

chop  house,  1914  Market  and  1  Haight 
Goicovich   George  J,    restaurant,    1101 

Stockton 
Golchur  Wm  (Clabrough  &  Golcher)  630 

and  632  Montgomery 
Gold   and  Stock  Teleijraph  Co,  <Jeo  S 

Ladd  pres,   John    1    Sabin    supt,  222 

Sansome 
GoldliergChas,  carpet  layer,  514  3d 
Goldbers4  Mrs  D,  music   teaciicr,   1414 

Powell 
Goldberg  D,  tailor,  118  LcidesdortF 
(jroldV)erg  Jacob   (Lchenbaum,  Goldlw'ri,' 

&  Bowen)430  Pine(Ijebenb.iuin,  (iold- 

berg  &  Co)  1447  Post,  and  (Lebenbauiii 

&  Goldberg)  120  Post 


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Goldberg  &  Ijeweuthal  (S  Goldberg  and 
J  W  Lewt!iitli:il),  carpets,  window 
sbades,  etc,  i'5  4th 

Goldl)erg  Max,  pawn-broker,  538  Kearny 

Goldberg  S  (Goldberg  &  Lewenthal), 
carpets,  oil  cloths,  mattresses,  *J33 
Market 

Goldberg  S  L  (Brandenstein  A  &  Co) 
508  and  510  Washington 

(iolden  Age  Flouring  Mills,  717-721 
Battery 

Golden  Age  Mill  Co,  P  A  ( 'inipbell 
pres,  George  Schroder  sec,  717-721 
Battery 

Golden  City  Chemical  Works,  vS  M  Van 
Wyck  supt,  Cornelius  O'Connor  pros, 
cor  7tli  and  Townsend,  office  303 
Montgomery 

Golden  City  Straw  Works)  Wm  H  Hill 
propr,  753  Mission 

Golden  Eagle  Hotel,  D  Hartnett  propr, 
404  and  406  Briadway 

Golden  Eagle  R.'staurant,  Hemme  & 
Maurer  proprs,  917  Market 

"  Golden  Gate  "  (The)  (weekly),  Thomp- 
son &  Co  publishers,  1320  Bush 

Golden  (»ate  Bazaar,  D  W  Coghlan 
propr,  !)2G  Larkin 

Golden  (iate  Block,  Thomas  Cooper  jan- 
itor, 131  Post 

Golden  (iate  Boat  Club,  Long  Bridge 

Goldwi  Gate  Court,  A  O  F,  B'nai  B'rith 
Hall,  121  Eddy 

QOLDEN  GATE  FLOURING 

MILLS,  Horace  Davis  &  Co  proprs, 
4I^!>  1st 

"Golden  Gate  Gazette,"  502  Washing- 
ton 

Golden  Gate  Hall,  1022  Pacific 

Golden  Gate  Hall  (Masonic),  131  Post 

Golden  Gate  Hotel,  Henry  Dederky 
propr,  134  4th 

Golden  Gate  Lodge  No  129,  Independent 
Order  B'nai  B'riths,  I  ilymaa  sec, 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Fddy 

Golden  <>ate  Mutual  Loan  Association, 
n)om  9,  309  California 

Golden  Gate  Park,  entrance  Baker  bet 
Oak  and  Fell 

GOLDEN  GATE  PLASTER  MILLS, 

Lucas  &  Ct>  i>roprs,  2I3-'J17  Main 

GOLDEN  GATE  RESTAURANT,  L 

.)  (rrant  propr,  388  Francisco 
Goltlon    (iate    Paper    Box   Factory,   A 
Flei3hhacker&  Co  (J  Hansen)  190  Ste- 
venson 

GOLDEN   GATE    WOOLEN  MFG 

CO.  Donald  Mciicnnan  mgr,  otHce  112 
Bush,  mills  cor  Butto  and  Bryant  ave 

GOLDEN  STATE  AND  MINERS 
IRON  WORKS.  W  L  Palmer  pres, 
J  W  Knox  sec.  237  and  251  First 

Golden  Thomas,  undertaker,  1248  Mar- 
ket 


Golder  L  F  (Cole,  Kenny  &  Co),  421 
Front 

Goldwater  Max,  tailor,  124  Folsom 

Goldman  E  J,  commission  merchants, 
500  Battery 

Goldman  I  A  (Goldman  &  Son),  2933 
and  29.35  16  h 

Goldman  Isaac  W  (I  Goldman  &  Co)  Tu- 
lare, office  20.)  Sanaoine 

Goldman  Jacob,  fruits,  Itailroad  and 
14th  ave 

(iroldman  Isaac  A  (Goldman  &  Son), 
2933  16th 

Goldman  Louis  (Goldman  &  Son),  2933 
10th 

Goldman  M,  stock-broker,  316  Mont- 
gomery 

Goldman  Samuel,  barber,  1159   Folsom 

Goldman  Sol,  bootmaker,  1025  Howard 
bet  0th  and  7th 

Goldman  &  Son  (Isaac  A  and  Louis 
Goldman),  dry  goods,  2933  and  2935 
16th 

Goldmeyer  Isaac  H,  meat  market,  NE 
cor  Webster  and  Ellis 

Goldshal  Mrs  M  L,  dressmaker,  107  6th 

Goldschmidt  Nathan,  ladies  and  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  468.^  6th 

Goldsmidt  T  H,  boot  and  shoe  store, 
307  Hayes 

Goldsmith  A  M.  sec  S  F  Pioneer  Woolen 
Factory,  1 15  Battery 

Goldsmith  A,  sec  Pioneer  Lodge  F  S  of 
Israel  and  San  Francisco  Lodge  K  of 
H,  121  Eddy 

Goldsmith  Delos  E,  agt  Turbine  and 
Buckeye  Windmills,  33  Market 

GOLDSMITH  EDWIN  S  (Goldsmith 
&  Son),  26  Montgomery 

Goldsmith  G,  sec  Pacific  Lodge  I  O  B  B, 
121  Eddy 

Goldsmith  I,  bootmaker,  307  Hayes 

(roldsmith  J  (Frank  GoUlsmith  &  Co), 
1  Sansome 

Goldsmith  .1  K,  fancy  stationery,  1206 
Polk 

Goldsmith  N,  variety  store,  468^  6th 

Goldsmith  S,  gents'  and  ladies'  "furnish- 
ing goods  and  fancy  goods,  250  3d 

GOLDSMITH  &  SON  (W  Eand  Edwin 
S  (roldsuuth),  engravers,  26  Mont- 
gomery 

GOLDSMITH  WM  E  (Goldsmith  & 
Son),  "JO  Montgomery 

GOLDSTEIN  &  COHN  (Simon  Gold- 
stem  and  Herman  Cohn),  importers 
of  human  liair,  wholesale  and  retail, 
wigmakers  and  hairdressers,  Phclan's 
Building,  822  Market 

Goldstein  E  L  (B  Dreyfus  &  Co),  630- 
642  Brannan  and  121  California 

GOLDSTEIN  SIMON  (Goldstein  & 
Cohn),  Piielan's  Building,  822  Market 

Goldstine  R,  junk,  327  3d 


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Ooldstone  Jacob  (P  &  J  Goldstoae), 
o<ir  Bush  and  Polk 

Ooldstone  Jacob,  clothing,  926  and  928 
Dupont  

OOLDSTONE  J  B  (Starbird  &  Gold- 
stone),  101-107  Market 

'  Ooldstone  Michel,  importer  dry  goods 
and  furnishing  goods,  4  Battery 

GoldstoiiB  Peter  (P  &  J  Ooldstone), 
cor  Busli  and  Polk 

Ooldstone  P  &  J  (Peter  and  Jacob 
Gullstone),  dairy  produce,  stalls  28 
and  29,  cor  Bush  and  Polk 

Ooldthwuit  Alfred  (Littlefield,  Allison  & 
Co),  309  and  311  Washington 

Golly  Ambroise,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 301  Montgomery  ave 

Golly  J  B  &  Co,  Dscar  Sorgo  propr, 
books  and  stationery,  20  Geary 

Golly  Joseph,  barber,  1203  Dupont 

Golly  Leon  {Golly  &  Uhl),  429  Califor- 
nia 

Golly  &  Uhl  (Leon  Golly  and  George 
Uhl).  stock  lii'okers,  429  California 

GOLTERMANN  &  CO  ( Hermann  Golt- 
ermann  and  A  B  Levi),  importers  ami 
wholesale  dealers  in  »Irug,'ist3'  sun- 
dries, tine  fancy  good-i,  rubber  goods, 
sponjies  jind  clKimois  skins,  -M   .Sutter 

GOLTERMANN  HERMANN  (Gol- 

tennauu  &  Co),  21  >uttiT 
Gombert  lildward  (Kraemar  &  Gombert), 

252  3(1 
Gombrich  A  &  fils  (Kahn  B-os   &  Co), 

res  Paris 
Goncalvt'S    Manwell,     bootmaker,    610 

Post 
Gonelle  D.)menico,    saloon,   327   Mont- 

gooierv  iive 
QONSALES    MRS  G  S,    dressmaker, 

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(Jonzales  Ji  &  Co  (Ricardo  Gonzales  and 

Matilda  (iubhardt),    necktie  factory, 

106  Dupont 
Gonzales   l5icardo  (R  Gonzales   &   Co), 

106  Dupont 
Gonz;des  Richard,  necktie  manufacturer, 

3i>  Sutter 
Good  &  Roney,    ai^ts   Vallejo   and   San 

Francisio  Express,  418  Sacramento 
(Jooit  Temi)lars' Orphan  Asylum,  Vallcjo 
GOODALL  CHARLES  (<ioodall,  Per- 
kins &  Co),   lU  Market 
GOODALL  EDWIN  (iJoodall.  Perkins 

&  Col.  10  Mu-ket 

GOODALL.  PERKINS  &  CO  ((^hr.s 

(Jouilall.  (ieorn  ( '  Terkiius  and  Ivhvin 
(Jonditll),  agts  l'j,(-'itic  Coast  Stea'iislup 
Co  aiiti  Oregon  Rai  way  and  Naviga- 
tion Ci'.  proprs  tug  boats  and  agts 
Spring  \'alley  Water  Co  for  shipping, 
10  Market 
Gooditay  Louis,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 
1942  Fillmore 


Ooodell  C,   propr  Marlborough  House, 

NW  cor  2d  and  Folsoin 
Oooflfellow  W  S,  attoruey-at-law,  230 

Montgomery 

GOODKIND  ABRAHAM  (M  Hyman 

&  Co),  5l->  Market 
Goodkind  Henry  (FechheJmer.Ooodkind 

&  Co),  16  and  18  Sansome 
Goodman      Abraham,     jewelry      and 

watches,  414  Kearny 
Goodman  David  (Hart  8c  Goodman),  76 

and  78  California  Market 
Goodman  L  (Oppenheinier&  Co),  NEcor 

Front  and  California 
Goodman  Marcus,  junk,  627  Pacific 
Goodman  Samuel,  tailor,  523  Pacific 
Goodmann  S  P,  toys  and  fancy  goods,  3 

6th 
GOODMAN  T  H.  general  passenger  and 

ticket  agt  C  P  II   R,  agt  Occidental 

and  Oriental   Steamship  Co,  cor  4th 

and  Townsend 
Goodman  Th-'o  (Kramer,  Goodman  & 

Co),  10!)  Battery 
GOODNOUGH  A  M>  wholesale  pianos 

and  organs,  23  5lh 
(Goodrich  H  C,  (I  L  A  Brulerson  &,  Co), 

6S-72  Og  len  Place,  Chicago 
Goodrich  John  H,  carriage-maker,    112 

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Gooilrich    Mrs    Knox,    associate  editor 

"  Woman's  Herald  of  Industry,"  San 

Jose 
Goodrich  Taylor,  wholesale  stoves  and 

ranges,  2')4  and2r)ii  Market  and  S  and 

10  l<Yont 
Goodshaw    Mining  Co,  Chas  C  Harvey 

sec,  309  California 
(joodwin  Chas,  pork-packer,  15  and   32 

Centre  Market 
GOODWIN    M     &     CO,      wholesale 

li(]Uors,  407  Battery 
Goodyear  Rubber  Co,  R  H  Pease  Jr  and 

S  M  Runyon  agts,  677  and  579    Mar- 
ket 
Goold  Mrs  K,  licpiors,  23  Baldwin  Court 
GORDANBROS  (R  and   J   (Jordan). 

merchant  tailors,  202  Kearny 
GORDAN  J  ((Jordan  Bros),  '-02  Kearny 
(Jordan    Robert,    merchant    tailor,  803 

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GORDAN  ROBT   (Gordan  Bros),  202 

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(Jorden  .Mrs   F    L,  private   school,    535 

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Gonli  .lohn  U,  restaurant,  132  4th 
Gordon  C  P,  mining  sec,  roojn   23,    309 

Montgomery 
GORDON  C  W,  printer  and   stationer, 

ro(mi  67,  320  Sansome  and  419  Sacra- 
mento 
Gordon  E  E,  lodging-house,  733  Ma-ket 
(JordonG  F,  attorney -at-law,  502  Mont- 
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Gordon  O  W,  attorney-at-law,  320  San- 
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GORDON  HARDWARE  CO.  (C  L 

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urea  and  W  H  Hooke  sec,  wholesale 
hardware  and  mfrsagt8,8  and  10  Pine 

Gordon  &  Healy  (M  Gordon  and  E 
Healy),  liquors,  2'2  Hayes 

GORDON  JAS  E>  vice  pres  Gordon 
Hardware  Co,  8  and  10  Pine 

Gordon  J  S  G,  wood  and  coal,  429  Pow- 
ell, SW  cor  Sutter 

Gordon  Laura  De  Force,  attorney -at-Iaw, 
331  Montgomery 

Gordon  M  (Gordon  &  Healy),  22  Hnyes 

Gore  Benj  B,  commercial  broker,  412 
Clay 

Gorevan  Bros  (J  and  W  Gorevan), 
merchant  tailors,  426  Montgomery 

Gorevan  J  (Gorevan  Bros),  426  Mont- 
gomery 

Gorevan  VV  (Gorevan  Bros),  426  Mont- 
gomery 

(iiorHnktl  Wm,  barbpr^4124  Cth 

Gorham  Geo  C,  Jr,  attorney-at-law, 
Nevada  Block 

Gorham  Mfg  Co,  silversmiths,  Phelps  & 
Miller  mgrs,  120  .Sutter 

Gorham  M  C,  groceries,  164  Jessie 

G  a-ham  W  T  (Coleman  &  Gorham), 
214  Sacramento 

Gorie  James  (Wted  &  Gorie),  l)i7  Market 

Ciorman  Miss  J  B,  te.ichcr  South  San 
Friuiciaco  School,  SW  cor  14th  ave 
and  L 

Gorman  Martin,  saloon,  313  Folsom 

Gorman  Mrs  Maiy,  groceries,  313  Fol- 
som 

Gorman  P  O,  groceries,  410  Fnlsom 

Gorman  W  J,  principal  South  San  Fran- 
cisco School,  SW  cor  14th  ave  and  L 

Gorom  Nelson,  observer  U  S  Signal  Ser- 
vice, 42  Merchants'  Exchange 

Gorrill  C  H,  pres  Pacific  Bridge  Co,  4 
California 

Gorrill  R  W,  treas  Pacific  Bridge  Co,  4 
California 

Gorsig  Henry,  saloon,  113  Davis 

Gorton  A  S.  cooper,  417  Main 

GOSHEN   SWEEPER   AND 

WRINGER  CO,  D  E  McConauhy 
general  agt,  242  3d 

Goslinsky  E  &  Co  (E!ias  Goslinsky  and 
Geo  Browustein),  mfrs  cigars  and  im- 
porters of  tobacco,  210  and  221  Bat- 
tery 

Goslinsky  Elias  (E  Goslinsky  &  Co), 
219  and  221  Battery 

Gospel  Hall.  1210  Market 

GOBS  &  DOW  ( L  Go88  and  Geo  E  Dow), 
hydraulic  engineers  and   machinists, 

.  Steam  Pump  Works,  114  and  116 
Beale 

GOBS  XRS  G  W.  candy,  1905  Mismon 


Goss  L  (Goss  &  Dow),  114  Bcale 

Goss  M,  poultry,  506  Clay 

GoHsman  G,  teacher  languages,  23  Pow- 
ell 

Gost  B,  clothing,  hats  and  furnishing 
goods,  135  'Ith 

Gott  G  A  (Gott  &  White),  4  Steuart 

Gott  &  White  (Geo  A  Gott  and  H  R 
White),  agt  Cape  Ann  Copptr  Paint, 
4  Steuart 

Gotti^  Lawrence,  pres  German  S  and  L 
Society,  526  California 

Gottleib  Louis,  bootmaker,  .320  Taylor 

Gott^chalk  Charles  H,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  507  California 

Gottung  Mrs  F,  dressmaker,  448  Clem- 
entina 

Gottung  Miss  Carrie,  dressmaker,  44S 
Clementina 

Gouch  Geo,  liquors,  cor  16th  and  Va- 
lencia 

Goud  Geo  L  (Geo  H  Tay  &  Co),  105 
California 

Goiigeon  F  X.  carpenter,  70S  Valencia 

60UGH  H  DORS£Y>  attomey-at-law, 
603  Washington 

Gough  .lohn,  groceries,  1016  Bryant 

(iouj;h  Mrs  M,  grociries,  1016  Bryant 

Goughlan  Mri  J,  millinery,  J>1!>  Market 

Gould  Albert  R,  ciirpenter,  416  Larkin 

Gould  C  B,  supt  Market  Street  Railroad, 
foot  of  Market 

Gould  &  Curry  Silver  Mining  Co,  Al- 
fred K  Diibrow,  30!)  Montgomery 

Gould  Nelson  C,  bootmaker,  635  How- 
ard 

Gould  S  H,  agt,  .37  Market 

Gould  Wm  O,  insurance  agt,  418  Cali- 
fornia 

GouKling  John,  produce,  217  Valencia 

Gounieaux  August,  sewing  machine  agt, 
426  Hayes 

Gourdon  Mrs  Emily,  laundrj',  807  How- 
ard 

Gove  D  M,  druggist,  2408  California 

Gowau  Edward  (Walcom,  Gowan  & 
Coffee),  421  and  423  Pacific 

GoMen  Miss  Abbie  E,  medium,  136  6th 

Gower  &  Gilman  (S  .T  Gower  and  C  H 
Gilman),  proprs  Pacific  Free  and  U  S 
Pacific  Bonded  Warehouses,  NW  cor 
Broadway  and  Front 

Gower  S  J  (Gower  &  Gilman),  NW 
cor  Broa'lway  and  Front 

Goyheneix  Peter,  laundry,  143  9th 

Graaff  Julius  S,  attorney-at-law,  234 
Montcomery 

GRABBIO  Jtt  fruits,  cor  Bryant  and 
26th 

Graber  Chas,  butcher,  940  Bryant 

Grabe  Frank,  saloon,  cor  Dwight  and 
San  Bruno  ave 

Gracchi  Jacob  (Baglietto  &  Gracchi),  421 
Davis 


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Grace  Episcopal  Church,  cor  California 

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Grace  Heary,  ammunition,  418  6th 
Grace  John,  horseshoer,  1108  Howard 
Grace  John  W  (J  W  Grace  &  Co),  40 

California 
Grace  Mrs  Julia,  furniture  and  b.-dding, 

333  6th 
Grace  J  W  &  Co  (George  L  Duval,  Jno 

W,  Wm  R  ond  Michael  P  Grace  and 

Chas  R  Flint),  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  40  California 
Grace  M  E  Church,  Mission  nr  18th, 

Rev  A  T  Needham  pastor,  204  l»th 
Grace  Michael  P  (J  W  Grace  &  Co),  40 

California 
Grace  Wm  R  (J  W  Grace  &  Co),  40 

California 
Gradwohl  Mrs  Esther,  fancy  Kf^ods,  225 

16th 
Gradwohl  M  &  H,  butchers,  529  4th 
Grady  M  E,  meat  market,  613  Post 
Grady  Michael,  housesmith,  109  Ist 
Graef  Carl  T,  attorney,  623  Commercial 
Graff  Albert,  metal  spinner  and  tinware, 

46  2d 
Graff  L,  hor.^shoer,  Railroad  ave  nr  5th 

ave.  South  San  Francisco 
Groham  C  H  (W  B  Cluff  &  Co),  19  6th 
Graham  Mrs  E  6,  dressmaker,  230  Ellis 
Graham  G  D,  book-keeper,  J  H  Dorety, 

527  Commercial 
Graham  H,  boarding-house,  1122^  Lar- 

kin 
Graham    John,    m'lrble    works,    Point 

Lobes  nr  I  O  0  F  Cemetery 
Graham  John  T,  groceries,  cor  27th  and 

Alabamr.  ,4^ 

Graham  M  A,  machine  shop,  23  Steven- 
son 
OEAHAM  PAPER  CO,  W  G  Rich- 

ardson,  mgr,  507  Montgomery 
Graham  Thos  A,  grocery,  401  Hayes  cor 

Gough 
Graham's  Hall,  284  Harrison 
Grail  Frederick,,  saloon,  462  Brannan 
Gram  &  Anderson,  undertakers,  2J5  4th 
Grampsis  Paul  (Cuttin  &  Grampsis),  S£ 

cor  Taylor  and  Turk 
Grand  Arcade  Market,  323  6th 
Grand  Army  Republic  Hall,   71   New 

Montsromery 

GRAND  CASINO  DE  HARSEILIE 

SALOON,    G    Sormano    propr,    308 
M  mtTomery  ave 

GRAND  CENTRAL  AUCTION 

STORE.   J  W  Junes  propr,   ladies' 
.underwear  and  fancy  goods,  24  6th 
Grand  Central  Hall,  995  Market 
Grand  Central  Market,   E  J  Baldwin 

propr,  S£  cor  Market  and  6th 
Grand  Central  South  Mining  Co,  George 

D  Edwards  sec,  414  California 
Grand  Conservatory  of  Music,  640  Clay 


Grand  Council  Independent  Order 
Chosen  Friends.  H  E  Grirtin  P  G  C, 
Isaac  L  Lang  G  sec,  Jno  W  Shaeffor 
G  treas,  St  Ann's  Buihling 

GRAND  DRY  GOODS  STORE,  C 

Curtin  propr,  911  and  913  Market 

GRAND  larCAMPMENT  10  OF. 

Walter  B  Lyon,  grand  scribe,  326 
Montgomery 

GRAND  FLORAL  MARKET.  Bern- 
hard  Wolff  nropr,  741-747  Mission 

GRAND  HOIEL.  S  F  Thorn  mgr,  SE 
cor  Market  and  New  Montcomery 

GRAND  LODGE  10  0  ¥7  Walter  B 

Lyon  grand  sec,  325  MoutKomery 
GRAND  NATIONAL  HALL.  Held  ft 
Miller  proprs,  saloon,    105  and  107 
Dupont 

GRAND  OPERA  EOVSE  SALOON. 

Nels<m  ft  HaiiHcn  proprs,  700  Mission 
Grand  Opera  House,  Mission  ))et  3d  and 

4th 
Grand  Lodge  I  0  B  B,  S  Hirshberg 
grand  pres,  Oakland,  F  Sperling  Ist 
vice  pres,  San  Francisco,  O  Ross  2d 
vice  pres,  Sacramento,  Louis  Blank 
grand  sec,  San  Francisco,  M  Kalmuk 

frand    treas,    San    Francisc',    B'nai 
I'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Grand  Opera  Market,  Mission  bet  3d 

and  4th 
Grand  Recorder's   Office,   A  O  U  W, 

Horace  Pratt  G  C,  8t  Ann's  Building 
Grand  Reporter's  Office  K  of  H  of  Cali- 
fornia, St  Ann's  Building 
GRAND  THEATER  (Chinese),  814 

and  816  Washiucton 
Grand  Western  Hall,  1328  Bush 
Grand  Western  Market,  Polk  between 

Bush  and  Austin 
Graner  Chas    (Graner   &    Strohl),  429 

Bush 
Graner  ft  Strohl  (Chas  Graner  and  P 

Strohl),  proprietors  Hansa  Hotel,  429 

Bush 
Graney  Geo  P,  blacksmith,    13  Belden 

Place 
Graniield  ft  Hynes  (Wm  Granfield  and 

Michael  Hynes),  wood  and  coal,  1040 

Howard 
Graniield    Wm  (Granfield   ft    Hynes), 

1040  Howard  bet  6th  and  7th 
Grange  Numa,  wholesale  liquors,   711 

Sansome 
Granger's  Bank  of  California  (The),  Jno 

Lewclling    pres,    NE    cor  California 

and  Davis 
Grangers'  Business  Association,  shipping 

and  commission  house,  Thomas  Flint 

mgr,  38  California  and  106  Davis 
Granniss  G  W,  real  estate,  628  Mont- 
gomery 
Grant  Adam  (Murphy,  Grant  ft  Co),  cor 

Sansome  and  Bush 


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Grant  Alfred  N  (Grant  &  Smith),  1141 

and  1 143  Market 
Grant  David,  lodging-house,  746  Miuion 
GRANT  L  J,  Golden  Gate  Keataurant, 

388  Francisco 
Grant  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,  cor  West 

Mission  and  Ridley 
Grant  Mrs  M   W,    varieties,  SW   cor 

Haightand  Webster 
Grant  I'rimary  School,  Golden  Gate  ave 

nr  Hyde 
Grant  &  Smith   (Alfred  N  Grant  and 

Robert  Smith),  hay  and  grain,  1141 

and  1 143  Market 
Grant  Mrs  T  B,  groceries,  518  Noo 
GrantTB,  physician,  518  Noe 
GRANT    THOMAS    C.    mgr   North 

British  and  Mercantile   Insurance  Co 

and  German  American  Insurance  Co, 

213  Sansome 
Granucci  Lazzaro,  saloon,  1400  Dupont 
Granz  H,  furniture  mfr,  Brannan  nr  6th 
Grass  Frederick,  boots  and  shoes,  8  4th 
Grasselly  Eugene,  laundry,  1521  Polk 
GrasshotFF,  carpenter,  1510  Powell 
Grauffel  Fred  (Moeller  &  Grauffel),  625 

Clay 
Graul  Franz,  bootmaker,  1521  Market 
Grave  B  (B  Grave  &  Co),  421   and  423 

Pacific 
Grave  B  &  Co  (B  Grave  and  W  Neu- 

wald),  carriage  manufactory,  421  an 

423  PaciKc 
Graver  Geo,  liquors,  18  5th 
Graves  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  1730  Devisa- 

dero 
Graves  O  F,  wharf  builder,  14  Howard 
Graves  R  N,  capitalist,  406  Montgomery 
GRAVES  Wm  Ji  attorney-at-law,  526 

M  tntgomery 
Graves  Walker  C,  attorney-at-law,  606 

Montgomery 
Gray  ft  Co  (Ira  Gray),  galvanic  girdles, 

9  Geary 
Gray  Edward  P  (Franks  &  Gray),   agt 

Pnoenix  Mutual  Life   Insurance  Cu, 

318  Montgomery 
Gray  (iiles  H,  (Gray  k  Haven),  530  Cal- 
ifornia 
Gray  Geo  E,  chief  engineer  S  P  R  R,  cor 

4th  and  Townsend 
Gray  &  Haven  (Giles  H  Gray  and  Jas 

M  Haven),   attorney s-at-law,  room  6 

530  California 
Gray  Henry  W  (J  F  McDonald  &  Co), 

13  Webb 
Gray  James  M  (Daltou  &  Gray),  401  and 

406  Davis 
Gray  Miss  Jane,  teacher  of  elocution, 

St  Ann's  Building 
Gray  John  H,  insurance  agt,  311  Cali- 
fornia 
(vray  John  T,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  230 

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Gray  L  A,  painter,  403  Geary 

Gray  Mrs  M,  ladies'  hairdresser,  30i)A 
Uth 

Gray  Matthias,  music  and  musical  in- 
struments, 117  Post 

Gray  Nathaniel  (N  Gray  &  Co),  641-645 
Sacramento 

GRAY  N  ft  CO  (Nathaniel  Gray,  C  S 
Wright  and  J  A  Cuiiiphell),  under- 
takers, 641-645  Sacramento 

Gray  R  B  (Randolph  &  Co),  101  and 
103  Sutter 

Gray  Richard,  general  freight  agt  C  P 
K  R,  cor  4th  and  Townaend 

Gray  W  Vallance,  artist,  46  O'Farrflll 

Grazer  Fred,  druggist,  SW  cor  Oth  and 
Folsom 

Greany  Michael  (McKenna  &  Gieany), 
205  Dru'nm 

Greany  P  W,  Cloak  MfgCo,  1233  Market 

Great  American  Importing  Tea  Co,  H 
Huddleston  propr,  522  and  524  Kearny 
and  140  and  142  6th 

Great  Britain,  Consul  of,  W  L  Booker 
consul,  C  Mason  vice-consul,  319  Cali- 
fornia 

Great  Eaatern  Auction  House,  Sand 
Isaacs  ft  Bro,  dry  goods,  122  6th 

GREATHOXTSE  C  A  (Wallace,  Great- 
house  ft  filanding),  324  Pine 

Great  Western  Auction  House,  W  San- 
ders propr,  dry  goods,  236  6th 

Great  Western  Marine  Insurance  Co  of 
New  York,  Philip  Speyer  ft  Co  agts, 
425  California 

GREAT  WESTERN  MUTUAL  AID 

ASSOCIATION.  W  D  Stafford  mgr, 

room  9,  841  Market 
Great  Western  Quicksilver  Mining  Co, 

A  Halsey  sec,  328  Montgomery 
Green  Mrs  A,  milliner,  124  6th 
Green  A  F,  propr  Milbrae  Dairy,  35 

Eddy 
Green  A  F  ft  Co,  dairy  produce  retail, 

cor  Fulton  and  Gough 
Green  A  T,  commission  merchant,  204 

California 
GREEN  A  V  (Green  ft  Brinckmann), 

320  Sansome 

GREEN  &  BRINCKMANN  (A  V 

Green  and  G  F  E  Brinckmann),  real 

estate  and  mining,  320  Sansome 
Green  Charles  (Lambert  ft  Green),  144 

Natoma 
Green  E,  mininfr,  328  Montgomery 
Green  &  McCullough,  coal   and  wood, 

lllSFolsom 
Green  Garner,  saloon,  8  Jackson 
Green  ft   Hauser   (V  Hauser  and  J  M 

Green),  Amalgamating  Works,  5205th 
Green  Jas  J,  deputy  wharfinger,  foot  of 

Clay 
Green  J  M  (Green  ft  Hauser),  520  5th 
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Oreen  Mrs  Mary,  liquors,  321  Drumm 

Oreen  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker,  35  Turk 

Green  &  MuCullough  (Thos  Greea  and 
Peter  McCullou^),  wood  and  ooal, 
IIiaFolsom 

Green  R  H  ft  Co,  furniture,  19  7th 

OBEEN  ft  SEILEB  (1j  Green  and  D 
Seiler),  merchant  tailors,  6S9  Market 

Green  Street  Cnugregational  Church, 
Green  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Green  Thos,  bootmaker,  253)  8th 

Green  Thomas,  physician,  10  3d 

Green  Thomas  (Green  &  McCuUough), 
1113Folsom 

Green  Wm,  builder,  407  Brannan 

Green  Wm,  rigger,  24  Howard 

Green  Wm,  saloon,  118  Washington 

Green  Wm-  (Schlesinger  ft  Greeu),  946 
Market 

Greenbaum  E  ft  Co  (Ephraim  Green- 
baum  and  Isaac  Norton),  proprs  Na- 
tional Shirt  Co,  10  Bush 

Greenbaum  Ephraim  (£  Greenbaum  ft 
Co),  10  Bush 

Greenbaum  Jacob  (Greenbaum  ft  Co), 
115  and  117  Bush 

Greenbaum  L  (L  Greenbaum  ft  Co),  306 
Montgomery 

Gieenbaum  L  ft  Co  (L  Greenbaum), 
stock  broker,  306  Montgomery 

Greenberg  H,  real  estate,  3U6  Mont- 
gomery 

Greenberg  M,  propr  Eagle  Brass  Fac- 
tory, 205  Fremont 

Greenblatt  M  (Frederick  Hess  ft  Co), 
409  Bush 

Greene  ft  Co,  stock  brokers,  319  Mont- 
gomery 

Greene  Geo  W  (Geo  W  Greene  ft  Co), 
19  New  Montgomery 

Greene  Geo  W  ft  Co  (George  and  L 
Greene),  mfrs  patent  medicines,  19 
New  Montgomery 

Greene  H  A,  stock  broker,  314  Mont- 
gomery 

Greene  H  E,  real  estate  agt,  602  Mont- 
gomery 

Greene  J  J,  groceries,  500  Fell 

Greene  John  E,  saloon,  222  4th 

Greene  L  (George  W  Greene  ft  Co), 
19  New  Montgomery 

Greenebaum  Berthold  (B  ft  O  Greene- 
baum),  1047  and  1049  Market 

Greenebaum  B  ft  O  (Berthold and  Oscar 
Greenebaum),  steam  men's  furnishing 
goods  factory,  1047  and  1049  Market 

Q&SENEBAuM  ft  00  (Jacob  Greene- 
baum, Henry  Cohn  and  John  B  Luth- 
er), auctioneers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 115  and  117  Bush 

Oreenebarv,  HelUng  ft  Co  (Jacob  and 
Heitaan  Greenebaum,  Aagust  Hel- 
bing  and  Emanuel  Straus),  stock  and 
gnwa  brokers,  232  Montgomery 


Greenebaum  Herman  (Greenebaum,  Hel- 
bing  ft  Co),  232  Montgomery 

Greenebaum  J  (Greenbaum  ft  Co),  115 
aud  117  Bush 

Greenebaum  Jacob  (Greenbaum,  Hel- 
bing  ft  Co),  232  Montgomery 

Greenebaum  M  (Greenebaum,  Sachs  ft 
Freeman),  17  Sansome 

Greenebaum  M  (Weil  Bros  ft  Co),  21 
and  23  Battery 

Greenebaum  Oscar  (B  ft  O  Greenebaum), 
1047  and  1049  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 

Greenebaum,  Sachs  ft  Freeman  (Moses 
Greenebaum,  Isaac  Sachs  and  E  S 
Freeman),  importers  and  mfrs  of  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  17  and  19  Sansome 

Greenwald  Jacob  (Tobe,  Salinger  ft  Co), 
515  Market 

Greenwald  Mrs  S  (Lotus  Sloss  ft  Co). 
310  and  312  Sansome 

Grt^enwich  Street  Primary  School,  cor 
Greenwich  and  Jones 

Greenwood  G,  liquors,  118  5th 

Greenwood  L,  liquors,  1600  Mission 

GREENWOOD  m«  pres  California  Elec- 
trical Works,  Hb  Market 

Greenwood  Wm  M,  rice  mill,  105  Free- 
mont 

Greenzweig  George  (Nast,  Gmenzweig 
&  Co),  NE  cor  Sutter  and  Montgomery 

Greer  Miss  Jane  E,  teacher  Haight 
Grammar  School 

Greer  Miss  Mary  L,  teacher  Haight 
Grammar  School 

OREFFE  CHASi  Centennial  Chair 
Factory,  508  and  510  5th 

Greg  Frank,  saw  dust  and  sand,  410 
Main 

Greget  Leopold,  French  nursery,  cor 
Franklin  and  Greenwich 

Gregg  V  A,  attorney-at-law,  434  Cali- 
fornia    

OBEGO  WH  H  (R  B  Woodward  ft 
Co),  411  California 

Greggams  Mrs  Bridget,  groceries,  25 
Clinton 

Grego  Geo  ft  Co  (Geo  Grego),  restau- 
rant, Hayes  Valley  Market 

OREOOEEu"  LOUlS  (Louis  Giegoire 
ft  Co).  6  Pust 

OEEOOIRS  LOUIS  ft  CO  (Louis  Gre- 

Soire,  Henry  Payot  and  Isaac  Up- 
am),  booksiallero,  6  Post 

Gregory  H  P  (H  P  Gr^jory  ft  Co),  junc- 
tion California  and  Market 

Gr^ory  H  P  ft  Co,  Pacific  Machinery 
Depot,  belting  and  packing,  junction 
California  and  Market 

Gregorjr  S  W  (H  P  Gregory  ft  Co), 
junction  California  and  Market 

Greif  John,  barber  and  baths,  636  WMh- 
ington 

Greiuer  Frederick,  grooeiy,  36  6th 

Greis  Mrs  M,  milliner,  4  oth 


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165 


Grelis  John  W,  saloon,  208  Bush 

Grell  Frederic,  liquors,  562  Brannan 

Greninger  D  and  Daniel  Jr  (D  Grouingcr 
ft  Son),  5424th 

Greninger  D  &  Son  (D  and  Daniel  Gren- 
inger Jr),  tinsmiths,  542  4th 

Greny  Mrs  B,  groceries,  725  Brannan 

Gresley  Thomas  T,  agt  Shoal  Water 
Bay  Oyster  Co,  83  California  Market 

Gress  Geo,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  148  Berry 

OBEY  C  V,  attorney-at-law,  604 
Merchant 

Grey  John  H,  general  agt  Washington 
Life  Insurance  Co,  311  California 

Grey  J  P  (White,  Grey  &  Co),  114  and 
116  Kearny 

Gries  Fred,  liquors,  NE  cor  Bealo  and 
Howard 

ORIESSER  ADOLFH  (The  Cuba), 
cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Clay 

OBIFFIN&  GO(Thos  and  Michael 
Griffin),  liquors,  702  Mission 

Griffin  H  E,  F  G  C,  Grand  Council 
Chosen  Friends,  204  Sutter 

Griffin  John  (Davisson,  Hall  &  Co),  res 
New  York 

Griffin  J  D,  shipwright,  239  Steuart 

GRIFFIN  MICHAEL  (Griffin  &  Co), 

liquors,  702  Mission 
Griffin  M  S,  liquors,  2239  Geary 
Griffin  P,  saloon,  1739  Market 
OBIFFIN  THOMAS  (Griffin  &  Co), 

702  Mission 
Griffith  A  J  (Griffith  &  Flanagan),  700 

Kearny 
Griffith  Miss  E,  ladies'  and  children's 

corsets,  412  Geary 
Griffith  &  bManagan,  saloon,  700  Kearny 
Griffith  J    B    (Griffith    &    Lang),  216 

Washington 
Griffith  ft  Lang  (B  Griffith    and   C  E 

Lang),  painters,  216  Washington 
Griffiths  Allen,  dentist,  86th 
Griffiths  Joseph  (Warncke  ft  Griffiths), 

cor  6th  ave  and  M 
Griffiths  Thomas  D,  saloon,  34  2d 
Grim  A  K,  mining,  331  Montgom  -ry 
Grimes  Geo  C,  bootmaker,  803  Fulsom 
Grimes  George  T,  assistant   grand  sec, 
F  and  A   M  of  California,   NW  cor 
Post  and  Montgomery,  Masonic  Tem- 
ple 
Grimm  Adam,  barber  shop  and  baths, 

Lick  Uouse 
Grimm    Adolph,   plumber,   230    Mont- 
gomery ave 
Grimm  Alexander,  siloon,  677^  Mission 
Grimm  Henry,  liquors,  N£  cor  Sutter 

and  Kearny 
Grinbaum  M  S  ft  Co  (M  S  Grinbaum 
and  M   Louitaon),    forwardinj|    and 
oommiskion  merchants,  214  California 


Grinbaum  M  S  (M  S  Grinbaum  ft  Co), 

214  California 
Grisel  Mrs  Lena,  confectionery,  354  4th 
Griswold  Mme,  corset  ag'cy,  1410  Powell 
Gris.\-old  ft  Berry  (J  Griswold  and  John 

Berry),  painters,  837  Folsom 
Griswold  C  P  (Swaney  ft   Griswold), 

123  Powell 
Grisw<>ld  John  C,  a^sayer,  214  Sansome 
Griswold  Josiah   (Griswold  ft  Berry), 

837  F^olsom 
Griswold  W  F,  dentist,  6  O'Farrell 
Griswold    Wolcott  X,   physician,    116 

Eddy 
G:  itner  L,  blacksmith.  526  Mission 

GROCER  ANB  COUNTRY  MER- 
CHANT (The),  A  K  Briggs  propr. 
123  California 

Grocers'  Protecting  Union,  M  Lieseu 
sec,  SW  cor  Montijomery  and  Clay 

Grodhaus  Mrs  C,  worsted,  silk.  Che- 
nille,  etc,  fancy  goods,  519  Hayes 

Grodjitiski  J  P,  bath  house,  475  Tehama 

Groeper  Gust.vv,  liquors.  Four  Mile 
House,  cor  Missif>n  Road  and  31st 

Groeper  H  C.agt  Independent  Towboat, 
"Favorite,"  309  East 

Groeschel  B  (Groeschel,  Reinhold  ft 
Co),  Washington  Market 

Groeschel,  Reinhold  ft  Co  (B  Groeschel, 
J  Reinhold  and  J  Rosenberg,  )butchers, 
41  and  42  Washington  Market 

Groezinger  Robert,  saloon,  SE  cor  Fol- 
som and  Dora 

Grogan  Alexander  B,  real  estate,  705 
Sansome 

Grogan  Mrs  Julia  A,  lodging-house, 
865i   Market 

GRONDTTNA  S  L  &  CO  (S  L  Gron- 

duna  and  Giovani  Segple),  hay,  grain, 

wood  and  coal,  2012  Mason 
GRONDTTNA  S  L  (S  L  Gronduna  ft 

Co),  Italian  interpreter,  2012  Mason 
Groom  T  J,    second    deputy    coroner, 

643  Sacramento 
Grnpp   G   (Gropp  ft  Reichardt),   1129 

Dupont 
Gropp  ft   Reichardt  (G  Gropp  and  L 

Reichardt),  bakery,  1129  Dupont 
Gros  Alfred,  druggist,  NW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Kearny  and  111   Dupont 
Grcisli'Con  Gold  and  Silver  M  ining  Co, 

AC  Hammond  sec,  401  California 
Gross  A,  bootmaker,  406  Jackson 
Gross  F  W,  clerk  supreme  court,   cor 

Stockton  and  O'Fariell 
Grbss  George,  physician,  319  Kearny 
Grosts  Louis,   cigars  and  tobacco,   310 

Montgomery 
Gross  P,  tailor,  527^  Montgomery  ave 
Gross  Mrs  S  A,  dressmaker,  307  4th 
Gross  Wm  H,  barber,  665  Mission 
GroRslicht   Chas,    sec   Chebra   Aohim 

Rachmonim,  121  Eddy 


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Orowmayer  ft  Biteman  (M  H  Qross- 
mayer  and  A  Biteman),  broken,  313 
Montgomeiy 

Grossmayer  NL  H  (Grossmayer  ft  Bite- 
man),  318  Montgomery 

GroBSo  Costantino,  wagonmaker,  31 
Clark 

Grute  Mrs  H  F,  groceries,  2230  Geary 

Grote  John  O,  groceries,  NW  cor  17th 
and  Cht!Tch 

Grotb  O  H  ft  C  W,  groceries,  534 
O'larrell 

Grr  th  David,  groceries,  MW  oor  Sutter 
ind  Webster 

C-rover  Elizabeth  A.,  lodging-honse,  52 
2d 

Grover  M  (Grover  ft  Reyer),  629  Jack- 
son 

Grover  ft  Reyer  (M  Grover  and  E  Reyer), 
saloon,  529  Jackson 

Grover  S  B,  carpenter,  1617  California 

Gmue  Max,  books  and  stationery,  306 
3d  and  438&  3d 

Gruen  Julius,  restaurant,  junction  Mar- 
ket, Dupont  aoJ  O'Farrell 

Gruebele  Chas  L,  barber,  531  Valencia 

OBUSHHAOEN  C  H>  plain  and  orna- 
mental wire  work  of  every  description, 
669  Mission 

Oruenhagen  W,  candy  mfr,  20  Kearny 

Gneninger  Jacobs  dairy  produce,  409 
4th   - 

Gmman  S  M,  furniture,  110  4th 

Grumaa  Samuel  M,  furniture,  819  Mar- 
ket 

Grunberg  M,  propr  Eagle  Brass  Fonn- 
dry,  305  Fremont 

O&UHDEL  J  Gt  iron  goods,  meer- 
schaum pipes  and  smokers'  articles, 
24  O'Farn^ 

Grondies  John,  Concordia  Hotel,  907 
Folsom 

Gruner  Frank,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
724  Washington 

Gschwander  8,  Elysium  Saloon,  425 
Pine 

Gschwind  Remi,  cigars,  523  Valencia 

Guadagno  Lnigi,  barber,  1 31 4  Stockton 

GUASDIAH  ASSUEANGE  CO  OF 
LOND'tE.  WmJ  I.Andere general  agt, 
406  California 

Gualzata  A  (Gualzata  u  Mazzi),  1334 
Bush 

Gualzata  ft  Mazzi  (A  Gualzata  and  P 
Mazzi),  restaurant,  1334  Bush 

Guatamala,  Consul  of,  Louis  B  Parrq^t, 
306  California 

Gudehus  Christen,  liquors,  S£  cor  com- 
mercial and  Drumm 

Gudehus  F,  groceries  and  liquors,  316 
Dupont 

GuedetEF,   fish  market,  1515  Dupont 

Guehring  Jacob,  sausagemaker,  1072 
Howard 


Guerin  John,  wood  and  coal,  412  O'Far- 
rell 

Gueriro  John,  wood  and  coal,  412 
O'Farrell 

OVGOENHEIH  L  (J  J  Mack  ft  Co), 
II  Front 

OUOLQSLMETTI  VRASK  S  (Dotta 

ft  Guitlielmetti,  12  Ellis 

Guichet  Francois,  sausages,  232  41  h 

Guide  Publishing  Co  (The),  Robert  Day 
sec,  521  Clay 

OmONE  C  DE>  agt  The  Comptoir 
D'  Esoompte  de  Pans,  412  Montgom- 
ery 

Guilbert  August,  carpenter  and  builder, 
329  Francisco 

Guilfoyle  J  J,  saddlery,  2937  Mis- 
sion 

OUILLET  CHAELESi  French  con- 
fectioner, wedding  and  surprise  par- 
ties supplied  on  short  notice  at  rea- 
sonable rates,  905  Larkin 

Gninassi  Thomas  (G  B  Caraffa  ft  Co), 
1309  Dupont 

Guinasso  Antonio  (Arata  ft  Guinasso), 
801  Bush 

Guinasso  L  C  ft  Co  (L  C  Guinasso  and 
A  Calamari),  wood,  coal  and  coko,  506 
and  608  Green 

Guinasso  LC  (Guinasso  L  C  ft  Co),  506 
and  508  Green 

Guinasso  G,  coal  and  wood,  223  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Guinasso  G,  wood  and  coal,  1523  T'a- 
pont 

Guinaw  Mrs  Ellen,  dressmaker,  1307 
Mission 

GUIETUII  C  (Cardoni  ft  Co),  115 
Clark 

Guion  Leonard,  captain  harbor  police. 
Old  City  Hall 

Guiraud  Theodore,  liquors,  cor  Rail- 
road ave  and  6th,  South  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Guistis  Joe,  oysters,  105  California 
Market 

Guittard  E  ft  Co  (E  Guittard  and  Chas 
Dahlmann),  importers  of  coffees,  teaM, 
spices,  etc,  mfrs  of  Grape  Baking 
Powder,  office  207  and  '^09  Sacra- 
mento, factory  201-209  Sacra- 
mento 

Guittard  E  (Guittard  ft  Co),  2C9  Sacra- 
mento 

Gullixson  Henry  F  ft  Co  (H  F  and  S 
Gullixson),  carpets  and  oil  cloths,  630 
Market 

Gump  8  ft  G  (Solomon  and  Gustavo 
Gump),  wholesale  mirrors,  window 
shades,  etc,  581  and  583  Market 

Gumpertz  ft  Brooks,  painters  and  paper 
hangers,  328  Sutter 

Gumpertz  Jacob,  decorator  in  fresco  and 
paper  hangings,  328  Sutter 


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OTJHDLACiH  J  ft  00  (Jacob  Onndlach 

and  C    Bundsohu),  wholesale    liquor 

dealers  and  producers  California  wines 

and  brandies,  propra  of  Rhine  Farm, 

Sonoma,  8E  cor  Market  and  Second 
OUIVDLACH  J  (J  Gundlach  ft  Co),  SE 

cor  Market  and  Second 
Gundlach  Jacob  O,  liquors,  607  Wash- 
ington 
Ouneo  O,  butcher,  309  and  311  Broad- 
way 
Gunn  ft  Fales  (Miss  6  Gunn  and  Mrs  A 

Fales),  dressmaking,  224  Stockton 
Gunn  Miss    G  (Gunn    ft    Fales),    224 

Stockton 
Gunn  J  O'B,  sec  Summit  Ice  Co,  64 

Minna 
Gunn  William  J,  real  estate  agt,  410 

Montgomery 
Gunnison  A  J,  treas  Central  Railroad  Co 
Gunnison     Andrew    J     (Gunnison    ft 

Booth),  3^5  Montgomery  • 

Gunnison  ft  Booth  (Andrew  J  Gunnison 

and  Andrew  G  Booth),  attomeys-at- 

law,  325  Montgomery 
Gunst  M  A  ft  Co  (MA  Gunst),  cigars 

and  tobacco,  203  Kearny 
Gunst  M  A  (M  A  Gunst  ft  Co),  203 

Kearny 
Gunter    August,    groceries,    NW    cor 

Fillmore  and  Hermann 
Gnnzburger  E,  pres  B'nai  B'rith  Hall 

Association,  119  and  121  Eddy 
Ounzendorfer  F  (Eisner  ft  Co),  228  Front 
Gumee  Clinton,  attorney,  306  Pine 
Gumett  A  G  ft  Co  (A  G  Gumett),  com- 
mission stock  broker,  310  California 
OTJSIFPI  BEBOZZI>  dairy,  cor  26tb 

and  Bryant 
Gusmani  Siverino,  fish,  510  Merchant 
Gusti  Chas  (Hixson,  Gusti  it  Co),  316 

and  318  Washington 
Gutberlet  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  646 

Washington 
Guthrie  Alex  (Balfour,  Guthrie  ft  Co), 

316  California 
Guthrie  M  J,  bootmaker,  615  4th  and 

616  Bush 
Guthrie  W  L  (Hearty  ft  Guthrie),  213 

Broadway 
Gutman  Joseph,  tailor,  724  Howard 
Gutman  Snmuel,  barber,  104  Pacific 
Gutta  Percha  and  Rubber  Mfg  Co,  John 

W  Taylor  mfir,  cor  1st  and  Market 
OUTT£  ft  FRANK  (I  and  J  Gutte 

an.^.  William  Frank),  insurance  agts, 

307  California 
Gutte  I  (Gutte  ft  Frank),  shipping  and 

commission  merchant,  307  California 
Gutte  J  (Gntte  ft  Frank),  307  California 
Guttman  Miss  Fannie,  stationery  and 

toys,  1314  Polk 
Guy  on  L,  captain  1.  arbor  police,  station 

622  Davis 


Gyaelaar  John  (Hays  ft  Gyselaar),  822 

Kearny 
Gysin  A  L,  stoves  and  tinware,  106 

Jadcson 

Haake  Chas,  Pacific  Oynter  House,  337 

Bush 
Haake  ft  Hagedom  (Aus  Hagedom  and 
Louis    Haake),  Eureka  Soda  Water 
Factory,  723  Turk 
Haake  Louis  (Haake  ft  Hagedorn),  723 

Turk 
Haar  Henry,  liquors,  501  Dupont 
HAAS  BROS  (Kalman,  C  A  and  Wm 
Haas),  importers  and  wholesale  gro- 
cers, 100  and  102  California 
Haas  C  A  (Haas  Bros),  100  and  102  Cal- 
ifornia 
Haas  George,  candy,  824  Market 
Haas  Jacob  (Haas  ft  Wieners),  2^2  1st 
Haas  Julius,  physician,  306  Kearny 
Haas    Kalman  (Haas    Bros),   100  and 

102  California 
Haas  Martin  L,  agt  S  Rothschild  ft  Bro's 
New  York  cloaks  and  suits,  Si^el 
Bros   New  York  ladiea'  underwear, 
wholesale,  4  Sutter 
Haas  Morris,  tailor,  802  Larkin 
Haas  ft  Wieners  (Jacob  Haas  and  Au- 
gust C  Wieners),  liquors,  232  1st 
Haas  Wm  (Haas  Bros),  100  and'102  Cal- 
ifornia 
HAASS  HERMAH,  liquors,  NL  cor 

Main  and  Bryant 
Hab^iarten  Jos,  saloon,  202  Post 
HABwLAN  JAHES>  blacksmith,  cor 

Vallejo  and  Front 
Haberling  J  C,  liquors,  110  Dupont 
Haberman  H,  commission  merchant,  109 

California 
HachmeisterChas,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
confectionery  and  dairy  produce,  418 
3d 
Hacke  Christopher,  groceries,  810  Sac- 
ramento 
Hacker  B,  confectioneiy,  325  Kearny 
Hackett  John,    mgr  Pacific  Dredging 
and  Reclamation  Co,  315  California 
and  271  East 
HACKMETER'S  HOTEL.  Katy  Autz 

propr,  512  Bush 
Hadenfeldt   C    (Wenzel,  Rothschild  ft 

Hadenfeldt),  9  Hardie  Pla  r 

Hadley  D  L,  hay  and  grnin,   ;70'  I'.ddy 

Hadleyft  Doud  (Fred  W   y«   ^ley  and 

W  A  and  Aaron  Dcud),  stock  brok>  rs, 

326  Pine 

Hadley  Fred  W  (Hadley  ft  Doud),  326 

Pine 
Hadley  Walter,  hairdresser,  260  3d 
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Haffner  O  W  (Buhl  &  Haffuer),  914 
Market 

Haffner  G  W,  engraver,  9  fleary 

Haft  E  E,  attoruey-at-law,  507  Mont- 
g<»mery 

Hagan  Benjamin  (Hagan  So  Manheim), 
401  California 

Hagan  James,  wood  and  coal,  429  and 
431  3d 

HAOAN  JOHN>  Odorless  Excavating 
Co,  432  Kearny 

Hagan  &  Manheim  (B  Hagan  and  T 
Manheim),  commercial  brokers,  401 
California 

Hiigan  Mrs  Margaret,  groceries,  335  5th 

HA6ANS  GEO  W>  music  typographer 
and  publitiher,  532  t'lay 

Hagarty  P  8,  prison  lieeper  and  sar- 
geaut 

Hagedr)rn  Aug  (Haake  &  Hagedorn), 
723  Turk 

Hageman  Geo  (Hageman  &  Haquette), 
6  Kearny 

Hagtiman  &  Haquette  (Geo  H.igeman 
and  E  Haquette),  saloon,  5  Kearny 

Hageman  Wm  (Hageman  &  Walter- 
stein),  334  Hush 

Hageman  &  Walterstein  (Wm  Hngeman 
and  Frank  Walterstein),  saloon,  334 
Bush 

Hagemann  Chas,  bakery,  320^  5th 

HAOEMANN  F  &  CO,  Albany  Brew- 
ery, 71-75  Everett 

HAGEMANN  F  JB  (F  Hagemann  & 
Co),  71-75  Everett 

Hagemann  Ph,  baki'>ry  and  confection- 
ery, 1049  Howard  bet  Gth  and  7th 

Hagen  J  J,  tailor,  83?  Valencia 

Hagen  Mrs  Margaret,  groc<:'ries,  335  5th 

Hagenmeyer  E  (Hagenmeyer  &  Huinz), 
31  i  Montgomery  ave 

Hagenmeyer  &  Heinz  (E  Hagenmeyer 
and  Conrad  Heiaz),  plumbers,  311 
Montgomery  ave 

Hagenow  Louisa,  physician,  1221  Mis- 
sion 

Hager  Geo,  liquors  and  restaurant,  605 
Commercial 

Hagerty  John,  plaiting  and  buttonholes, 
9  Geary 

Hager  up  F  C,  dyeing  and  cleaning, 
148  3d 

Hages  Jacob,  cof!«?  saloon,  325  Bush 

Haggerty  John,  groceries,  1641  Mission 

Haggerty  J  W  (E  Morean  &  Co),  220 
Mission 

HAOOIN  JAMES  B,  capitalist  and  at- 

'  torney-at-law,  rooju  51,  309  Mont- 
gomery 

Haggin  J  B,  physician,  235  Kearny 

HAGGIN  LOUIS  T.  attorney-at-law, 
room  53,  309  M(mtgouiery 

Hagler  John,  liquors,  419  Bush 
I  Hagman  J  (W  Nicolai),  tailor,  232  Bush 

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Hagsdorn  A,  groceries,  cor  Bryant  and 

Bincon  Place 
Hagstrom  C  M,  carriage  trimmer,  128 

O'FarrcU 
HAHLFETEB  (Buck  &  Hahl),  NE 

cor  4th  and  Harrison 
Hahn  A  C,  fancy  goods  and  hosiery,  124 

Kearny 
Hahn  August  (August  Hahn  8c  Co),  14 

Broadway 
Hahn  August  &   Co    (G   Lehner 

August     Hahn),      horseshoeing, 

Broadway 
Hahn   &  Block    (Seligman    Hahn 

Emonuel  D  Block),  cigar  mfrs, 

Clay 
Hahn  lienry  C,   Branch  Bakery, 

8th 
Hahn  Hugo  (Vogel  &.  Hah  a),  news  agts, 

423  Washington 
Hahn  Robert  C,  furnishing;  goods,  1008 

Market 
Hahn  Seligman  (Hahn  &  Block),   326 

Clay 
Hahnemann  A,  bakery,  9S0  Harrison 
Haiduhar  Daniel,   supt  Bay  City  Mfg 

Co,  2'25  Fell 
Haight   Geo    W    (Taylor   &    Haight), 

attorney-at-law,  207  Sansome 
Haight  Grammar  School,  Silas  A  White 

principal,  n  s  Mission  bet  25th  and 

:^6th 
HAIGHT  BOBEBT&  CO.  commission 

merchants  and   wlmlesale  dealers  in 

provisions    and   dairy    produce,    226 

Frc.nt 

HAIGHT  BOBEBT  (Haight  &  Co), 

226  Front 
Hain  Adolph,  barber,  1204  Polk 
Haines  F,  barber,  8u4  Fulsom 
Haines  J  D,   electric  pen  worker,   103 

Leiilesdortf 
Hainque  Martial  (Tait  &  Hainque),  115 

and  1 17  l^ale 
Hais  Frank  Joseph,  saloon  and  sausage 

factory,  404  22d  nr  Valencia 
Hakaian  Plantation    Co,   Wm  Center 

pres 
Haker  &    Hinz  (Wm    Haker  and  W 

Hinz),  wholesale  millinery,  545  Mar- 
.  ket 

Haker  W  (Haker  &  Hinz),  545  Market 
Hakler  John,  pres  Gambriuus  Benevo- 
lent Soi'ietv,  510  Bush 
HALDAN  £  B  (Butler  &  Haldan),  413 

C-  liiornia 
Hale  &  Co  (Wm  E  Hale),  stock  brokers, 

317  Montgomery 
Hale  and  Noi  cross  Silver  Mining  Co, 

Joel  F  Light.ier  sec,  room  58,  ^9 

Montgomery 
Hale  Orrin  F,  cigars  and  candy,  129  7th 
Hale  W  F,  phywciaii,  612  Taylor 
Hale  Wm,  real  estate  agt,  534  California 


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HaleWmE  (Hale  ft  Co).  317  Mont- 
gomery 

Ha^^y  B  R  (Dennanft  Haley),  516  2d 

HALEY  C  S  (Woodbury  ft  Haley).  24 
Post 

Haley  S  M  B,  mgr  Tunitas  Petroleum 
Co,  405  California 

HALF  MOON  BAT  COLONY,  M  W 

MuUer  mgr.  2U7  Kearny 
HalfordChaa,  milliner,  428  6th 
Halkett  Wm,  carriage  mfr.  36  Hayes 
Hall  Mrs  A  H,  dressmaker,  2*235  Mission 
HALL  A  I  (A  I  Hall  ft  Sou),  528  and 

530  Market 
HALL  A I  &  SON  (A  I  and  E  A  Hall), 
commission  merchants  and  mfrs  agts 
clocks,  plated  ware,  casket  tiimmings 
and  soaps,  528  and  530   Market  and 
27  and  2'J  Sutter 
Hall  Algoon,  confectionery,  18  4th 
Hall  C  M,  furniture,  9  Taylor 
WATX  C  H,   inf>^  upright  pianos,    16 

Tylor 
Hall  Mrs  E  B,  laundry,  639  Post 
HALL  EDWARD  A  (A  I  Hall  ft  Son), 

528  Murket 
Hall  Edward  F  Jr  (Edward  F  Hall  ft  Co), 

330  Pine 
Hall  Edward  F  ft  Co   (Edward  F  Hall 

Jr).  stock  brokers,  330  Pine 
Hall  £  F,  pres  The  Company  of  Asso- 
ciated Stuck  Brokers,  3:^7  Pine 
Hall  Edwin  (Kiernau  ft  Hall).  225  Post 
Hall  F,   leather  and  shoe  tindings.  34 

O'Farrell 
Hall  6  C  (Davisson.  Hall  ft  Co).  6  and  8 

Sutter 
Hall  G  S,  coffee  saloon,  522  California 
HALL  &  HABBIS  (R  B  Hall  and  C 
M  Harris),  proprs  "  Anti-Chinese  Ad- 
vertiser," 331  Montgomery 
Hall  H  E,  attorney,  623  Commercial 
Hull    ft  Hill  (JC  Hall  and  L  Hill). 

saloon,  842  Market 
Hall  Isaac  B,  commission  merchant.  320 

Satisome 
Hall  J  C  (Hall  ft  Hill)  saloon,  842  Mar- 
ket 
Hall  Mrs  J  E,  dressmaker,  504  Valencia 
Hall  Jno  C,  attorney-at-law.  240  Mont- 
gomery 
Hall   J    V.    propr   Sacramento  Boiler 

Works,  214  and  216  Beale 
Hall  ft  Kearney  (S  M  Hall  and  James 

Kearney),  liquors.  617  Montgomery 
Hall  Mrs  M  A,  propr  Chester  House. 

106  Post 
Hall  Marcus  P.  stock  broker.  330  Pine 
Hall  Ralph,  cigars  and  tobacco.  1128^ 

Folsom 
Hall  R  B.  dentist  and  physician.  1415 

Stockton 
Hall  R  B  (R  B  Hall  ft  Co  and  Hall  ft 
Harris).  331  Montgomery 


Hall  R  B  ft  Co  (R  B  Hall),  detectives, 

331  Montgomery 
liall  of  Records  New  City  Hall 
Hall  Robert  (Howe  ft  Hall),  408  and  410 

Davis 

HALL'S  SAFE  AND  LOCK  CO.  C  B 


Parcellsmgr,  211  and  213  Calitoruia 
Hall  S  H,  physician,  326  Kearny 
Hall  S  M,  liquors,  617  Montgomery 
Hall  S  P,  attomey-at-law,  330  Pine 
Hall  T  B,  jeweler,  37  6th 
Hall  W  G,  shipbuilder,  28  California 
Haller  George,  bootmaker,  307  Minna 
Hallet,  Davis  ft  Co,  W  G  Badgvr  agt. 

music,  ]3Saiisnme 
HALLETT  ALONZO  (Edward  Pallis 

ft  Co),  318  Pine 
Hallett,  Bartlett  ft  Dulton  (C   H  Hal- 

lett,    P  Bartlett  and  P  E  Dal  ton), 

laundry,  28  Sacramento  and  30  Geary 
Hallett  C  H  (Hallett,  Bartlett  ft  Dal- 

ton),  28  Sacramento  and  30  Geary 
Hallett  Geo  H,  Contra  Custa  Laundry. 

28  Sacramento 
Hallett  O  G.  liquors.  13  Post 
Halliday  Mrs  M.  fruits  and  vegetables. 

1715  Market 
HALLIDIE  A  S.  pres  California  Wire 

Works,  6  California 
Hallisey  D,  bootmaker,  923  Folsom 
Hallwegen  Bros    (Geo  and  John  Hall- 

wegen),    printers  and  stationers,   32 

Turk 
Hallwegen   Geo  (Hallwegen  Bros).  32 

Turk 
Hallwegen  John  (Hallwegen  Bros),  32 

Turk 
Halpin  Michael  (J  Lowth  ft  Co).   704 

and  706  Market  and  587  Geary 
Halpin  Wm  (J  Lowth  ft  Co).  704  and 

706  Market  and  587  Geary 

HALFBUNEB  WINFIELD  S.  chir- 

opodist,  850  Market 

Halsey  Abraham,  mining  sec,  328  Mont- 
gomery 

HaJsey  Chas,  judge  Superior  Court, 
department  10 

Halsey  E  A  ft  Co  (E  A  Halsey),  general 
insurance  agts,  411  California 

Halsey  Frank  A,  straw  works,  813  Mis- 
sion 

Halsted  W  G,  secretary  California  Paper 
C'>,  4  California 

Haltz  L  F  (N  Van,  Bergen  ft  Co),  413 
and  415  Clay 

HAMBURG  AMERICAN  PACKET 

COMPANY,  J  F  Meiuko  ft  Co  auts, 
401  California 
Hamburg  Bremen  Fire    Insurance  Co. 
Philip  Speyer  ft  Co  agts,  425  California 

HAMBURG  MAGDEBURG  FIRE 
INSURANCE  CO.  OFHAMBUBG. 

Gutte  ft  Frank,  general  agts,  307  Cal- 
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Hambaraer  Onstave  ft  Bro  (Gastove 
and  Morris  Hamburger),  olothiog,  60 
8d 

Hambaiser  GuKtave  (Onatave  Hambur- 
ger &  Bro),  60  3d 

Hamburger  Morris  (Gustave  E^mburaer 
ft  Bro),  60  3d 

Ham  De  Voto  ft  Co  (Ham  De  Voto  and 
L  G  Brocket),  fruits  -  d  produce,  127 
3d 

Hamelen  Mrs  M  S,  dressmaker,  534  Va- 
lencia 

Hamill  John  E,  notary  public,  329  Mont- 
gomery 

Hamilton  Mrs  A,  saloon,  412  Pacific 

Hamilton  Callaghan,  bootmaker,  2615 
Sutter 

Hamilton  F  F  (Percy  ft  Hamilton),  318 
Pine 

Hamilton  Grammar  School,  cor  Geary 
nr  Pierce 

Hamilton  Hall,  cor  Steiner  and  Geary 

Hamilton  Huey  J,  saloon,  Kentucky  nr 
Putrero 

HAMILTON  JAMES  (Wm  McAfee 
ft  Co),  210-214  Spear 

Hamilton  John,  tanner.  Shell  Road 

HAMILTON  JOHN  BAE,  mgr  Com- 
mercial Union  Assurance  Co  of  Lon- 
don (fire  and  marine),  210  Sansome 

Hamilton  R  M  (Baker  ft  Hamilton), 
NW  cor  Pine  and  Front 

Hamilton  Square,  Scott  and  Post 

Hamilton  Square  Catholic  Church,  oor 
Geary  and  Steiner 

Hamilton  Wm,  propr  Kern  and  Inyo 
U  S  Mail  Stage  Co.  Oakland  Ferry, 
foot  Market 

Hammam  Baths,  Dr  A  M  Loryea  mgr, 
11  and  13  Dupont 

Hammer  E<lward  H  (llios  H  Selby  ft 
Co),  116  and  118  California 

Hammer  F  H  (Jno  Ziegenbein  ft  Co),  201 
Davis 

Hammer  George  H,  whitener  and  plas- 
terer, 802  Mission 

Hammers  A,  harness,  626  Hayes 

Hammerschlag  Mattes,  dry  goods,  SW 
cor  Dupont  and  Vallejo 

Hammcrton  J  W,  wood  and  coal,  47 
West  Mission 

HAMMOND  A  C  mining  sec,  401  Cal- 
ifornia 

Hammond  Harry  T  (Hammond  ft 
Wright),  attorney -at-law  and  notary 
public,  318  Pine 

Hammond    John,     millwright,    42-^50 

Beale 
Hammond  John,  millwright  and  engin- 
eer, 46  Beale 
Hammond  John  H  (Wagoner  and  Ham- 
mond), 318  Pine 
Hammond  Miss  Letitia,  dressmaker,  961 
and  963  Mission 


Hammond  R  P,  pres  Board  of  Police 
Commissioners,  Old  City  Hall 

Hammond  W  A,  jeweler  and  watch- 
maker, 4  6th 

Hammond  Wm,  physician,  859  Mission 

Hammond  ft  Wright  (H  T  Hammond 
szi  J  A  Wright),  attomeys-at-law, 
318  Pine 

Hampe  Frederick,  tailor,  803  Montgom- 
ery^ 

Hampshire  George,  cigars,  731  Davis 

Hampton  Charles,  elcwtrioian,  607  Mis- 
sion 

Hampton  J  C  (Hubbell,  Shattuck  ft 
Co,)  317  and  319  Front 

Han  R  K  (Ronton,  Uoln.es  ft  Co),  pier 
3,  Stenart 

Hancock  House,  S  Hancock  propr,  781 
Mission 

Hancock  Samuel,  132  6th 

Hand  G  W  ft  Co,  carpenters,  534  Sacra- 
mento 

Hand  John  S,  merchant  tailor,  314 
Kearny 

Handles  J  W,  branch  bakery,  229  15th 

HANDT  G  Wf  physician  with  Na- 
tional Surgical  Institute,  319  Buoh 

Handy  L  N  (L  N  Handy  ft  Co),  32  Clay 

Handy  L  N  ft  Co  (L  N  Handy,  J  L 
Carthcut  and  J  L  Handy),  oomim«* 
sion  merchants,  32  Clay 

Handy  J  L  (L  N  Handy  ft  Co),  32  Oay 

Haney  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  801 )  Stockton 

Haney  W  W,  liquors,  221  Sacramento 

Hanjes  Edward  ii,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
305  California 

HANKE  CHARLES  H,  cigars  and 
tobacco,  328  Pine 

Hanks  ft  Co,  rubber  stamps,  35  Mer- 
chant's Exchaige 

HANKS  HENRT  Qt,  State  Mineral- 
ogist, California  State  Mining  Bureau, 
212  Sutter 

Hanlan  Daniel,  snpt  disinterments,  14. 
O'Farrell 

Hanlan  Walsh,  liquors,  30  Montgomery 

Hanley  J  S  (Hanley  ft  Snow),  126  Cali- 
fornia 

Hanley  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,  cor  Flor- 
ida and  lilth 

Hanley  ft  Snow  (J  S  Hanley  and  L  T 
Snow),  wholesale  grocers,  126  Califor- 
nia 

Hanlin  Mathew,  liquors,  773  Market 

Hanlon  Amelia,  teacher  West  Mission 
Primary  School 

HANLON  CHABLES  F,  attomey-at- 
law,  310  Pi::? 

Hanlon  J  J,  liquors,  701  Brannan 

Hanlon  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  747 
Brannan 

Haiily  John,  dry  goods,  834-838  Market 

Ha^na  George,  feed  stables,  859  Har- 
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HonnaJO  (Hanna  ft  White),  209  and 

211  10th 
Hanna  John    ( J  ft  P  N  Hanna),  808 

and  310  Davia 
Hanna  J  ft  P  N,  cotton  duck,  bags  and 

bagging,  308  and  310  Davia 
Hanna  P  N  (J  ft  P  N  Hanna),  308  and 

310  Davia 

HAHNA  ft  T^HTTE  (J  O  Hanna  and 

James  AVhiU^),  hay,  grain  and  aale 

stable,  209  and  211  lOth 
Hannan  Benj,  '■odee  and  notions,  1631 

Mission 
Hannan  Mrs  li,  notions,  1631  Mission 
Hannon  Michael,  saloon,  17  Pacific 
Hannia   J    C,    carpenter,   1704   Sacra- 
mento 
Hans   (George   J,    groceries,    NW   cor 

Chestnut  and  Dupont 
Hansa  Hotel,  Oraner  ft  Strohl  proprs, 

429  Bush 
Hansbrough  George  W,  carpenter,  326 

Pine 
Hanscom  M  L,  commission  merchant 

and  a^t  Coquille  M'll  and  Tug  Co,  121 

Washington 
Hansen  A  H,  mgr  New  Hansa  Hotel, 

320  Drumm 
Hansen  Andreas  (Hottna  ft  Hansen), 

7 IS  Folaom 
HAHSEV  GHAS  K  propr  National 

Brewery,  SE  cor  Fulton  and  Webster 
HANSBlr   C  B  ft  CO.  employment 

office,  624  Clay  and  110  Geary 
Hansen  E  (Helmrich  ft  Hansen),  421 

California 
Hansen  F,  butcher,  11  and  12  California 

Market 
Hansen  F  C,  cigars,  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  East 
Hanson  Mrs  G  M,  midwife,  1003  Harri- 
son 
Hansen  Geo,  liquors,  108  Sutter 
Hansen  H  C,  restaurant,  268  1st 
Huisen  J  (Golden  Gate  Box  Factory), 

190  Stevenson 
Hansen  Jacob,  restaurant,  24  Howard 
Hansen  John  P,  carpenter,  1502  Stock- 
ton 
Hansen    Louis,    saddle    and    harness- 
maker,  528  Montgomery  ave 
Hansen  M  ft  A,  plauing  mill,  124  Main 
HANSEN  N  (Nelson  ft  Hansen),  700 

Mission 
Hansen  ft  Nasser,  liquors,  921  Kearny 
Hansen  Peter,  hay,  grain,  etc.  Railroad 

ave  bt-t  7th  and  8th  aves 
Hansen  Sancko,  saloon,  921  Kearny 
Hansen  Mrs   W  C,  propr  New  House 

Hotel,  320  Drumm 
Hanson  ft  Co  (Charles  Hanson),  lumber. 

Pier  11,  Steuart 
Hanson  ft  Co  (Cornelius  Hanson  and 

George  Fisher),  butchers,  928  Post 


Hanson  Cornelius  (Hanson  ft  Co),  928 

Post 
Hanson  F,  butcher,  1 1  and  12  California 

Market 
Hanson  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  640 

Washington 
Hanson  Jdin,  wood  and  coal,  127  9th 
Hanson  J  P,  carpenter,  1602  Stockton 
Hanson   Richard  C,   block  and  pump 

maker,  9  Spear 
Hanson  S   B,  drayman,   cor  Beale  and 

Market 
Happ  Geo,  boots  and  shoes^  1326  Du- 
pont 
Happ  Marcus,  furnishing  goods,  229  4th 
Happ  Simon,  carpenter,  1911  Mission 
Haquette  B  (Hageman  &  Haquette),  6 

Kearny 
HARASZTHY     ABPAD      (Arpad 

Harassthy  ft  Co),  and  pres  Board  State 

Viticultural      Comnussioners,       111 

Lcidesdorff 
Haraszthy  Arpad  ft  Co  (Arpad  Harasz- 

thy  and  Henry   Epntein),  California 

wines  and  brandies,  bM  Washington 
Harbert  Mrs  H  A,  dressmaker,  604^ 

Leavenworth 
Harbor  Commissioners,  W  Blanding,  10 

California 
Harbor  Police  Office,  L  Guyon  captain, 

622  Davis 
Harbor  View  Hotel,  Rudolph  Herman 

propr,  cor  Baker  and  Tonauin 

HMUBOUSNE  JOHN  W  (Billings, 

Harbourno  ft  Co),  3  Montgomery 
Hardcastle  Geo,  dentist,  118  O'Farrell 
Harde  Chas  (De)  Gerkes  Hotel,  SE  cor 

Battery  and  Green 
Hardenburg  Isaac,   turning    mill,   134 

Main 
Harder  Nicholas  E,  painter,    SW  cor 

Sutter  and  Powell 
Harder  Peter,  liquors,  7  Market 
Hardie  ft   Darling    (Frank  D    Hardie 

and  Geo  L  Darling)  carpets  and  oil 

cloths,  727  Market 
Hardie  Frank  D  (Hardie  ft  Darling),  727 

Market 
Hardiman  John  (Hardiman  ft  Tierney), 

wood  and  coal,  710  Brannan,  bet  6th 

and  7th  

HARDIMAN  ft  TIEBNEY  (John 

Hardiman     and    Thomas     Tierney), 

wood  and  coal,  7 10  Brannan 
Harding,   Brann  ft   Prior,  sail  makers, 

66  Clay 
Harding     J    W,  attomey-at-Iaw,    704 

Montfzomery 

HASDINO'S     COLLECTION    OF- 

FICEi   Samuel  Newman    mgr,    648 
Washington 
Hard^  Benj  F,  physician  San  Francisco 
Lymg-in    Hospital    and    Foundling 
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Hardy  J  &  Co,  attorneys  at-law,  83S 

Market 
Hardy  J  P,  attorney-at-law,  234  Mont- 
gomery 
Hardy  L  J  Jr,  attomey-at-Inw  and  aeo 

Territorial  Pioneers,  838  Market 
Hare  Chnriea,  junk,  320  8pear 
Hare  T  M,  liquors,  140  5th 
Harenber^   Au^uat,    bakery,    SE     cor 

Post  and  Lnguna 
Harenburg  Ed,  liquors,  oor  Berry  and 

Haggin 
Hnrger  John,  dry  good^,  SEcor  Bartlett 

and  26th 
Harkor  Asa  (Taber,  Harker  &  Co),  108 

California 
Harley    Charles,    junk,     114    and  116 

Davis 
Harkness    M    M,     attomey-at-1aw,    7 

Alontgomsry  ave 
Harloe  Archie,   post  warden,  room  12, 

625  Front 
Harloe  Marcus,  chief  wharfinger,  foot 

of  Clay 
Harmon    £    E,    merchant    tailor,    33 

Koarny 
Hnrmun  ftGalpin,  attomeys-at-law,  402 

Montgomery 
Harmon  John  B,   attorney-at-law,  402 

Montgomery 
Harmon    &    Monmomer,   attorneys-at- 

law,  402  Montgomery 
Harmon  S  H,  lumber,  pier  13,  Stenart 
Harmo"-/  Fotel,  J  J  Uinii:  and  J  Buck 

prop  Brannan' 

Harmc  -<)hysician,  11  Geary 

Harm^    i>  ..in    H,    groceries,  NW  cor 

Larkin  and  Geary 
Harms  Mrs  Annie,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 1565  Market 
Harms  Carston  F,  saloon,  31  5th 
Harms    Henry,    wood    and    coal,    234 

5th 
Harms  Herman,  wood  and  coal,  cor  4th 

and  Brannan 
Harm 4  Mrs  M  A,  bakery  and  varieties, 

1565  Market 
Harnden  Frederick  A,  purchasing  agt, 

117  and  119  Market 
Harned  Jacob  A  M,  real  estate,  317 

Montgomery 
Harney  W,  real  estate,  410  California 
Harney  Wm.  pres  Golden  Gate  Woolen 

Mill,  cor  Butte  and  Bryant  and  112 

Bush 
Harney   William,    notary    public,  410 

California     

HARPER  JOHN,  florist,  Folsom  nr 

lilth 
Harper  Thomas  (Engle  &  Harper),  NE 

cor  O'Parrell  and  Powell 
Harpham  G  E  (Wbeaton  ft  Harpham), 

414  California 
Harr  Henry,  liquors,  501  Dupont 


Harri'>s  W  H,  agt  Hong  Kong  and 
Shanghai  Banking  Corporation,  423 
California 

Harrigan  C  J,  saloon,  NE  cor  Hayes 
and  Polk 

HARRIGAN  J  J.  propr  "Pacific 
Life,"  420  Kearny 

Harris^an  Miss  Josephine,  teacher  of 
Hai^ht  Grammar  School 

Harrington  Mrs  J,  millinery,  1017  Mar- 
ket 

HARRINGTON  J  C.  wood  and  coal, 
47  and  4U  Everett 

Harrington  Mme,  lodging-house,  1019 
Market 

Harrington  ft  Smith  (W  A  Harrington 
and  Andrew  Smith),  general  mer- 
chants, Seattle,  W  T,  office  218  Cali- 
fornia 

Harrington  W  D  S  (Cummings  &  Co), 
50S»  Clay 

Harris  A,  b'lotmaker,  206  Pacific 

Harris.  Adolph  (Harris  Bros),  512 
Washington 

Harris  B  (B  Harris  ft  Son),  213  Pine 

Harris  &  Bro  (M  and  Joseph  Harris), 
fumishiog  goods,  204  Brannan 

Harris  B  ft  Son  (B  and  Chas  S  Harris), 
wholesale  stationery  and  paper,  213 
Pine 

Harris  Ben,  hairdresser,  119  6th 

Harris  Bros  (Adolph,  Geo  J  and  Jacob 
Harris),  leaf  tobacco  and  cigars,  512 
and  514  Washington 

Harris  Chns,  cigar  maker,  1 37  3d 

Harris  C  M  (Hall  ft  Harris),  331  Mont- 
gomery 

Harris  Charles,  tailor,  502  Pacific 

Harris  Chas  S  (B  Harris  ft  Son),  213 
Pine 

Harris  D,  house  moving,  916  Geary 

Harris  E  T,  dancing  academy,  1883 
Mission 

Harris  Frank,  hairdresser,  319  Sansome 

Harris  F  W,  physician,  513  Valencia 

Harris  Geo  (HoUis  ft  Harris),  real 
etsate  and  insurance,  and  propr  of 
the  Mission  "Journal,"  2222  Mission 

Harris  George,  treas  of  First  Congrega- 
tional Church,   306  Pine 

Harris  Geo  J  (Harris  Bros),  512  Wash- 
ington 

Harris  Henry  L,  carpet  renovator,  1021 
Mission  bet  6th  and  7th 

Harris  Herman,  tailor,  1032  Fillmore 

Harris  Hyman,  cigars,  137  3d 

Harris  I  (Joseph  ft  Co),  232  Kearny 

Harris  I,  cigars  and  tobacco,  842  Market 

Harris  I  (Platshek  ft  Harris),  314  and 
316  Battery 

Harris  Isaac,  boots  and  shoes,  317  Pa- 
cific 

Harris  Jacob  (Harris  Bros),  612  and  514 
Washington 


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angle  iron  harrows,  908  Miuion 

Harrii  J  &  Co  (G  H  Wrisht  and  K  H 
Monok),  trunkmaken,  N£  oor  Kearny 
and  Market 

Harris  J  F,  fancy  and  variety  goods, 
408  Hayes 

Harris  J  Ham,  land  agt,  310  Pine 

Harris  John  T,  mfrs  agt,  120  Sutter 

Harris  Joseph  (M  Harris  ft  Bro),  204 
Brannan 

Harris  Lew  B,  notary  publio  and  com- 
missioner nf  deeds,  32o  Pine 

Harris  M  (M  Harris  ft  Bro),  204  Bran- 
nan 

Harris  M  ft  Bro  (M  and  Joseph  Harris), 
clothing,  204  Brannan 

Harris  Mux,  barber,  402  Pacific 

HARRIS  MATTHEW  (Harris  ft 
Morris),  real  estate  and  loan  agts, 
432  Kearny  and  662  Market 

Harris  Mitchell,  clothing,  613  Davis 

HARRIS  ft  MORRIS  (Matthew  Har- 
ris and  James  Morris),  real  estate, 
652  Market 

Harris  ft  Noble  (H  Harris  and  H  Noble), 
muchinists,  208  Leidesdortf 

Harris  Keuben,  tailor,  202  2d 

Harris  K  W,  livery  stable,  807  Mont- 
gomery 

Harris  8,  clothing,  1 10  Steuart 

Harris  Simon,  tailor,  327  Montgomery 
ave 

Harris  Samuel,  barber,  623  Clay 

Harris  Samuel,  tailor,  808  3d 

Harris  Solomon,  stationery  and  cigars, 
402  4th 

Harris  Walter,  furnishing  goods,  807 
Market 

Harris  Walter,  general  mdse,  809  and 
811  Kearny 

Harriaburs;  Con  O  and  S  Mining  Co,  H 
A  Charles  sec,  419  California 

Harris  W  F  (De  Witt  ft  Harris),  1073 
Howard 

Harrison  ft  Co,  insurance  utta  and  com- 
mission merchants,  308  Pine 

Harrison  ft  Dickson  (J  F  Harrison  and 
O  E  Dickson),  wooden  and  willow 
ware  and  mfrs  of  brooms,  220  and  222 
Front 

Harrison  D  J,  liquors,  NW  cor  Sansome 
and  Merchant 

Harrison  H  D  (Falkner,  Bell  ft  Co), 
res  London,  England 

Harrison  J,  liquors,  13S  Montsfy  ave 

Htrrison  J  F  (Harrison  ft  Dickson), 
220  and  222  Front 

Harrison  John,  saloon,  138  and  140 
Montgomery  ave 

Harrison  J  W,  merchandise  broker, 
ooal  and  metal,  204  California 

Harriaon  M  B^  attoniey-at<law,  402 
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Harrison  Ralph  C  (Jarboe  ft  Harrison), 

230  Montgomeiy 
Harrison  R  (Pixfey  ft  Harrison),  430 

California 
Harrison  R  J  (Richards  ft  Harrison), 

NW  cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 
Harrison  Street  School,  Miss  E  S  Stint- 
sen  principal,  810  and  812  Harriaon 
HARRISON  W  F.  mat  Lick  House, 

w  s  Montjmmery  bet  Sutter  and  Post 
Harrison  Wm  Greer,  agt  Thames  and 

Mersey  Insurance  Co,  308  Pine 
Hariison  W  G  ft  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, 308  Pine 
HARRISON  W  P.  publisher  "Daily 

Hotel  Gazette,"  518  Sacramento 
Harrisson  Chas  (Harrisson  ft  Coit),  427 

Pine 
Harrisson  ft  Coit  (Chas  Coit  and  Chas 

Harrisson),  rcs'^aurant,  427  Pine 
Harrold  James,    somrnission  merchant, 

626  Front 
HARROLD  JOHN  (Lyon  ft  Co),  179 

Jeasie  

HARROLD  JOHN  JR  (John  Harrold 

Jr  ft  Co),  420  Chestnut 

HARROLD  JOHN  JR  ft  CO.  proprs 

Empire   Extract    of    Malt    Co,    420 

Chestnut 
Harrold  J  W,  plasterer,  629  19th 
narrower  John  (Harrower  ft  Ramsey), 

409  Hayes 
Harrower  ft  Ramsey  (John  Harrower 

and  W  J  Ramsey),   dry  goods,  407 

and  409  Hayes 
Harrub  W  B,  capitaliut,  331  Montgom- 
ery 
Harshal^  Gerson,  merchant  tailor,  230 

3d 
Harshall  Gustav,  merchant  tailor,  68  3d 
HARRT'S    EXCHANGE.  P  F  F 

Kohnke  pr^pr,  120  California 
Harsy    George,    bowling    saloon,    547 

Jackson 
Hart  Mrs,  medium,  306  Stockton 
Hart  A  G,  bakery,  1886  Mission 
Hart  Albert,  books  and  stationery,  1885 

Mission 
Hart  Mrs  Annie,  dressmaker,  1018  Mis- 
sion 
Hart  Charles  (Kullman,  Salz  ft  Co  and 
KuUman,  Wagner  ft  Co),  106  Battery 
Hart  Mrs  D,  ladies'  nurse,  938^  Folsom 
Hart  Geo  K,  bakery,  2054  Mission 
Hart  ft  Goodman  (8  Hart  and  D  Good- 
man), poultry  and  game,  76-78  Cali- 
fornia Market 
Hart  Henry  H,  physician,  939  Howard 
Hart  Jackson  (Huune  ft  Hart),  10  Dai 

via 
Hart  J  B,  attorney-at-law,   59  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Hart  Jerome  A,  aec  "Argonant"  Pub- 
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Hart  Mt  genti'  furnUhing  eooda  and 
m(r  •hirts  and  underwear,  liOO  and  402 
Kearny 

Hart  M  .'hael,  srooeriea,  246  8th 

Hart  Samuel  (Hart  ft  Goodman),  76  and 
78  California  Miirket 

Hart  W  H  H,  attorney-at-law,  23C 
Montgom'.ry 

Hartford  Fire  Inauranoe  Co,  A  P  Flint 
mgr,  313  California 

Hartigan  Patrick,  groceries,  164  1  at 

Hartman  C,  carpenter,  837  Sutter 

HABTMAN  H  (Peterson,  Hartman  ft 
Co),  766Mi!i8ian 

Hartman  Jacob,  butcher.  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market 

Hartman  Martin,  saloon,  623  Davia 

Hartman  Morria  (S  Hartman  ft  Brj), 
36  Kearny 

Hartman  Philip,  liquora,  11  Spear 

Hartman  S  ft  Bro  (Sjlomcm  and  Morria 
Hartman),  fancy  goods,  36  Kearny 

Hartman  Solomon  (8  Hartman  ft  Bro), 
36  Kearny 

Hurtmann  A,  boarding-houae,  45  Sacra- 
mento 

Hartmann  Adolph,  aec  Humboldt  Sav  ■ 
iogs  and  Loau  Society,  18  Geary 

Hartmann  C,  Enterprise  Brewery,  2015- 
2019  Folsom 

Hartmann  ft  Dammasch  (Henry  Hart- 
mann and  Louis  Dammoaoh),  saloon, 
N£  cor  Kearny  and  Post 

Hartmann  Edward,  house  painter  and 
whitener,  1149  Mission 

Hartmann  Henry  (Hartmann  ft  Dam- 
maaoh),  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Poat 

Hartmann  Mra  M,  crockery,  1107  How- 
ard 

Hartnett  Daniel,  hotel,  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Broadway 

Hartnett  Lawrence,  meat  market,  1302 
Padfio 

Hartnett  Michael,  coal  and  wood,  343 
Jeaaie 

HARTSHOBH  E  F  (Hartshorn  ft  Mo- 
Phun),  861  Market 

HARTSHOBN  ft  MoPHUH  (E  F 

Hartahom  and    Wm   MoPhnn   Jr), 
mfra  window  ahades,  carpets  and  pa- 
per haneinga,  861  Market 
HARTSHORV  S  Z  (Hartshorn  ft  Wa- 
ters), 126  Kearny 

HAETSHOSH  ft  WATEES  (S  z 

Hartshorn  and  G  L  Waters),  liquors 
and  billiarda,  126  Kearny  (aee  adver- 
tisement, olasaified) 

Hartaon  Chancellor,  collector  internal 
revenue,  room  2  Appraiaer'a  Build- 
ing 

Hartter  Louia,  grocer,  619  and  621  Mia- 
rion  and  120  6th 

Harvey  Ann,  grocery  and  bakery,  117 
Ellis 


Harvey  CharleaC,  mining  aec,  309  Cali- 
fornia 

Harvey  Edward  E,  grocery  and  meat 
market,  2115  Howard 

Harvey  L  G,  aec  Farmera'  and  Mechan- 
ica'  Bonk  of  Saving,  640  Market 

Harvey  N,  confectionery,  117  Ellia 

Ha$bach  Henry,  atty-at-law,  636  Clay 

Haabrouck  Joseph  (Sumner,  Whitney 
ft  Co),  613  Clay 

Haaoh  John,  saloon,  403  Dmmm 

HASELTINE  CHAS  E  ft  CO  (Chaa 
E  Haseitiue),  stevedores,  34  Stenart 

Haaeltine  R  £,  groceriea  and  hardware, 
423  Davia 

Haaenbalg  Carl,  cigara  and  tobacco, 
900  Market 

Hoahagen  M,  junk,  508  6th 

HaskeU  Charles  L,  wholesale  and  retail 
manufacturer  of  harness,  saddles,  etc, 
1642  Mission 

Haskell  ft  Muegge  (R  R  Haskell  and 
J  H  Muegge),  jewelers,  206  Kearny 

Haskell  RR  (Haskell  ft  Muegge)  206 
Kearny 

Haaleiit  ft  Bailey  (Saml  Haalett  and 
Chu  H  Bailey),  Humboldt  Wharf 
Wurehouae,  Spear  bet  Folaom  and 
Harriaon;  North  Point  Free  Ware- 
houae,  Sanaome  near  Cheatnut 

Haalett  Sam'l  (Haalett  ft  Bailey),  331 
Spear 

Haas  John,  liquora,  NW  cor  Sutter  and 
Kearny 

Haas  ft  Wieners  (A  Wieners  and  J  Haaa), 
saloon,  232  1st 

Hassalveach  George,  butcher,  NW  cor 
24th  and  Folsom 

Hasselbrook  Wm,  restaurant,  1236 
Market 

Hasselbusch  J  E,  liquors,  SE  cor  Sut- 
ter andFillmore 

HA8SETT  M  C,  attomey-at-law,  637 


Kearny 

Hassey  F  A,  stock  broker,  402  Mont- 
gomery 

Haaamer  Valentine,  grocer,  933  Wash- 
ington 

Uastedt  C  (Hastedt  ft  Ernst),  NE  cor 
Clay  and  Stockton 

Hastedt  ft  Ernst  (C  Hastedt  and  W 
Ernst),  grocers,  NE  cor  Clay  and 
Stockton 

Hastedt  F  W,  erooeries,  wines  and 
liquora,  210  Stockton 

Haaterlick  Simon,  cig:ir  factory,  222 
4th 

Hastincn  Ben,  dmggist,  NW  cor  Oeary 
and  Fillmore 

Hastings  Chas  C  (C  C  Hastings  ft  Co), 
SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 

Hastinss  C  C  ft  Co  (Chas  C  Hastings) 
merchant  tailors  and  clothing,  31  and 
33  Montgomery 


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Haatingi  8  C,  attorney-at-Iaw  and  capi- 
talist, 630  Clay 

Haawell  Min  Mary,  principal  Valencia- 
street  Primary  School 

Hatchft  Barclay  (T  H  Eiatch  and  P  T 
Barclay),  commiasion  merohanta,  10 
California 

Hatch  C  E,  attorney-at-law,  507  Mont- 
gomery 

Hatch  Mrs  E  C,  artist,  1033  Sutter 

Hatch  F  A  (F  A  Hatch  ft  Co),  122 
Clay 

HAtCH  F  A  ft  CO  (Fred  A  Hatch) 
commission  merchant,  122  Clay 

Hatch  H,  physician,  17  4th 

HATCH  JAMES,  practical  sawyer 
and  shaper,  221  Mission 

HATCH  JAMES  H.  dentist,  213 
(ieary 

Hatch  L  S,  insurance  agents,  601  Cal- 
ifornia 

Hatch  T  H  (Hatch  ft  Barclay),  10  Cali- 
fornia 

Hathaway  E  V,  warehouse.  Spear  bet 
Harrison  and  Bryant 

Hathaway  Nathan,  carpenter  and 
builder,  1612  Miseinn 

Hatherton  E  A,  archi^^ect,  St  Ann's 
Building 

Hatter  John,  liquors,  130  4th 

Hatteroth  ft  Russ  (Wm  Hatteroth  and 
F  D  Russ),  dental  and  surgical  instru- 
ments, 321  Kearny 

Hatteroth  Wm  (Hatteroth  ft  Russ), 
321  Kearny 

Haub  George,  junk,  666  Howard 

HAUBBIUL  F  W,  manager  Lick 
Boose  Restaurant,  w  s  Mont>;omery 
bet  Post  and  Sutter 

Hauok  M  F,    druggist,   1635  Post 

Haudbine  Julliu,  carriaiige  factory,  25- 
29  Valencia 

HAUES    ALEXAHDEB.    liquors, 

cor  4th  and  Everett 
Hauffe  Frederick,  saloon,  727  Davis 
Haug  Julius,  hardware,  116  2d 
HAUPTU  JACOE    hair   goods.  411 

Sutter 
Hausohildt  Fied  T.  mdse  broker.  123 

California 
Hause  R  W,  painter,  612  Sutter 
Hauser  Bemnard,  bakery  and  provi- 
sions, 411  Hayes 
Hauser  H,  barber,  2!i:i  Stockton 
Hauser  V  (Green  ft  Hauser),  320  5th 
Hansler  Frederick,  saloon,  26  Eddy 
Hausman  F  H,  commission  merchant, 

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Hausmann    Bros,  mirrors,   moulding 
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Haussler  L  ft  Co,  carpenters,  231  Juok- 

son 
IT     -ton  R  T,  tailor,  '>24  Dupont  . 

havecker  Henry,  lie  aors,  331  6th  Z3 

HAVEN  CHARLES   D,  resident  sec 
Liverpool,  London  and  Globe  Insur- 
ance Co,  422  Culifomia 
Haven  James  M  (Gray  ft  Haven),  530    ^m 
California  '  Wa 

Havens  A  W,  mining  sec,  room  26,  309 

Montgomery 
Havens  C  D  (Havens  ft  Co)  429  Cali- 
fornia 
Havens  C  I  (Schmidt  ft  Havens),  103 

Post 
Havens  ft  Co  (C  D  and  F  C  Havens), 

stock  brokers,  429  California 
Havens  F  C  (Havens  ft  Co),  429  Cali- 
fornia 
Havens   Howard    (Donohoe,   Kelly    ft 
Co),  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Sacra- 
mento 
Ha verlev's  California  Theater,  J  H  Hav- 
erley  proor.  Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Du- 
pont 
Haverlev  J  U,  propr  Haverley's  Califor- 
nia I'lieater,   Bush  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont 
Haviland  John  T  (WUmudy  ft  Co),  214 

and  216  Front 
Hawaiian  Commercial  Sugar  Co,  J  D 

Spreckeh  ft  Co,  office  327  Market 
Hawaiian  Islands,  H  W  Severance  con- 
sul, 316  California 
Hawaiian  Line  Packets,    Williams,  Di- 

mondft  Co,  202  Market 
HAWES  ALEX  Ot  mgr  New  York 
Life  Insurauce  Co,  pres  San  Francisco 
Art   Association   aad  School  of  De- 
sign,  220  Sansome  and  430  Pine 
HA WES  B  Ci  citv  agt  Guardian  Assur- 
ance Co  of  London,  406  California 
Hawes  C  M,  milkman,  35  Eddy 
Hawes  H,  pres  Artesian  Water  Worki, 

204  9th 
Hawes   Horace,    attorney -at-Uw,    315 

California 
Hawes  Oliver  (Macdonald  ft  Hawes), 

401  California 
HawkesC  K,  mfrs  agt,  202  Market 
HAWXmS  ft   CO    (Wm  Hawkins), 

Union  Saw  Works.  32  Fremont 
HAWKINS    E,  mgr    Union  Mutual 
Life  Insurance  Co  of  Maine,  601  Cal- 
ifomlt 
Hawkini   James  J    £,    stock  broker, 

room  18,  309  Montgomery 
Hawkins  J  M,  gold  and  ulver  plater, 

620  Merchant 
Hawkinit  Wm,  machine  works,  210  and 

212  Beale 
Hawks  A  D,  printers'^  materials,  632 
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Hawley  Bros  Hardware  Co  (M  C,  G  T, 
W  N  and  G  A  Hawley),   wholesale 
hardviare     and    agricultural    imple- 
ments, 301-309  Market 
Hawley  C  A  (C  J  Fawley  &  Co)  215  and 

217  Sutter 
Hawley  Charles  (Joseph  Hort  &  Co), 

865  Market 
Hawley  Chas  A  (Chas  A  Hawley  &  Co), 

412  Market 
Hawley  CLas  A  &  Co  (Chas  A  Hawley 
and    E   J  Robinson),  hardware,  412 
Market 
Hawley  C  J  (Hawley    C  J  &  Co),  215 

and  217  Sutter 
Hawley    C   J    &    Co  (C  J  and   C    A 
Hawley),  grocers.  215  and  2J7  Sutter 
HAWLEY  BAVID  N,  agt  agricultu- 
ral implements,  Howe's  scales,   wag- 
ons, buggies  and  phaetons,  etc,   117 
and  119  Market 
Hawley  G  A  ( Hawley  BtQ^  Hardware 

Co),  301  Market 
Hawley  G  T  (Hawley  Bros  Hardware 

Co),  301  Market 
Hawley  Jacob  C  (Falk,  Hawley  &  Co), 

7  Spear 
Hawley  M  C  (Hawley  Bros    Hardware 

Co),  301  Market 
Hawley  W  N  (Hawley  Bros  Hardware 

Co),  301  Market 
Haworth  James,   wood  and    coal,  421 

Hayes 
Hawton  Robert,  cigars,  1317  Stockton 
Hawxhur^it  Kubt,  capitalist,  402  Mont- 
gomery 
Hay  John  McHardy,   janitor  and  at- 
tendant, SE  cor  Kearny  and  Wash- 
ington 
Hay  burn  Margaret,  teacher  West  Mis- 
sion Primary  Schoiil 
Haycock   J  F   (Haycock,    Tallant    & 
Cotton),  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Maine 
Haycock,  'I'allant  &  Cotton  (J  F  Hay- 
cock, Uoht  Tallant  and  D  E  Cotton), 
proprs  California  Oil  Works,  mill  and 
office,  NW  cor  Folaom  and  Main 
Haydeii  E  (California  Package   Disin- 
fecting Co),  room  8,  525  Front 
Hayden  Frank,  tailor,  681  Mission 
Hayes  ft  Co  (California   Transfer  Co), 

222  Montgomery 
Hayes  Daniel  E    (Hinckley,   Spiers  & 

Hayes),  220  Fremont 
Hayes  &   Fowzer  (H   C  Hayes  and  J 

Fowzer),  photographers,  115  4th 
Hayes  Geo  R  B,    attorney -at-law,  604 

Clay 
Hayes  H  C  (Hayes  &  Fowzer),  1 15  4th 
Hayes  John  (Hayes   ft   Co   California 

Transfer  C  •),  222  Montgomery 
Hayes  John  F,  carpenter,  1924  Ellia 
HATSI    JOm    Ti   carpenter    and 
builder,  1723  Lwkin 


Hnyes  ft  Sheehy,  wood  and  coal,  5  Oak 

Grove  ave 
Hayes  Silas,   bakery,  843  Valencia 
Hayes  8  ft  P,  saloon,  160  1st 
Hayes  Thos^roceries,  438  3d 
HAYES  Tffi)S.  plumber,  1528  Polk 
"HAYES   VALLEY   ADVER- 

TISEB"  (weekly),  Wm  Clack  ft  Co 

liroprs,  509  Hayes 

HAYES    VAIJUBY    BREWERY, 

Henry  Wahmuth  ft  Co  proprs,  512 

and  514  Grove 
Hayes  Valley  Grammar  School,  cor  Mc- 
Allister and  Franklin 
Hayes  Valley  Market,  M  Strause  ft  Co 

proprs,  cor  Grove  and  Lacuna 
Hayes    Valley  Methodist  Church,  La- 

guna 
Hayes  Valley  Primary  School,  cor  Grove 

and  Larkin 
Hayessen  J   W,   wood    and   coal,    52^ 

Brady 
Haymann  A,  locksmith,  234  Post 
Haynert     Clements,    upholsterer    and 

decorator,  214  Stockton 
Hays  Fred,  wig  maker,  10  Stockton 
Hays  ft  Gyselaar  (J  T  Hays  and  John 

Uyselaar),  saloon,  822  Kearny 
Hays  Irvin  VV,   Jr  (Wilbert  ft   Hays), 

18  3d      > 
Hays    J   T    (Hays   ft    Gyselaar),    822 

Kearny 
Hays  Wm  K,  musical  instruments,  217 

6th 
Hay  ward  Alvinza,  mining,  224  Califor- 
nia 
Hay  wards   Express,  Thos    Armstrong 

propr,  1  Commercial 
Hazartl  Sporting  and  Blasting  Powder, 

Thos  H  Selby  ft  Co  agts,  116  and  118 

California 
Hazelton  Bros  (Chas  S  Eaton  agt),  mus- 
ical instruments,  647  Market 
Hazzard     Blrs     R,    dressmaker,     151 

9th 
H  Company,  2d  artillery  N  G  Cal,  Geo 

Bigley  Capt,  armory  6*20  Bush 
Heagerty  D  D,  groceries,  NW  cor  11th 

and  Folsom 
Heald  I    A,  American    Machine    and 

Model  Works,  514  Commercial 

HEALD'S  BUSINESS    COLLEGE. 

Woodbury  ft   Haley  proprs,  24  Post 
(see  advt  back  of  book) 
"Healdii's  College  Journal," 24  Post 
Healey  Benjamm,  real  estate,  531  Cali- 
fornia 
Healcy    D  A,  boots   and  shoes,  1222 
Market  

HEALEY  JOHN    T,   crockery   and 

glassware,  2237  Mission 
Healey  Mm  Julia,  groceries,  cor  18th 

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Healey  Patrick,  Mdoon,  131  3d 


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Healing  Jas,  liquors,  SW  cor  Market 

and  3d 
Healms  John  A  E,  groceries,  18  7th 
Health  Office,  J  L  Meares  health  officer, 

14  O'Parrell 
Healy  C  S,  hay  and  grain.  Mission  nr 

29th 
Healy  E   (Gordon  &  Healy),  22  Hayes 
Healy  Mrs  Mary,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

2937i  Mission 
Healy  P,  business  agency,  405  Kearny 
Healy  T,  bootmaker,  705  Howard 
BZALY  TIMOTHY  J,  plumber  and 

gastitter,  532  Bush 
Heaney  John,  prison-keeper  and  sar- 

geant 
Heany   John  (Kane  k  Heany),  11-40 

Centre  Market 
Hearty  ft  Outhrie  (John  Hearty  and 

W  L  Guthrie)  groceries,  213  Broadway 
Hearty  John  (Hearty  ft  Guthrie),  2Vi 

Broadway 
Heath  Miss  E  ^,  artirt,  St  Ann's  Build- 
ing 
HEATH.  GALLUP  ft  CX)  (James  A 

Heath  and  James  Gallup),  ship  chan- 
dlers, 68  Clay 
Heath  J  A,  barber,  231  2d 
Heath  James  A  (Heath,  Gallup  ft  Co), 

68  aay 
Heath  R  W,  mining  sec,  318  Pine 
HEATLEY  E  D    (Dickson,    DeWolf 

ft  Co),  412  and  414  Battery 
Heavey  B  J,  grocer,  63  Everett 
Hebbard  J  C  B,  attorney,  557  Mont- 
gomery 
Heber  Wm,  gunsmith,  631  Washington 
Heberline  Running  Stitch  Machine,  J 

B  TopUtz  agt,  529  Clay 
Hebrew  (Betholam),  Point  Lobos  ave  nr 

Ocean  House 
Hebrew  Benevolent  Society,  Leo  Eloes- 

ser  sec,  414  Clay 
Hebrew  (Home  of  Peace)  Cemetery,  cor 

19th  and  Dolores 
••Hebrew"  (The)  Philo  Jacoby  propr,  612 

Commercial 
••Hebrew      Observer,"    Wm    Saalburg 

propr,  622  Clay 
Hebrew  Orphan  and  Aged  Asylum,  cor 

Devisadero  and  Hayes 
Hecht  A  E  (Hecht  Bros  ft  Co),  25  and 

2?  San  some 
Hecht  Bros  ft  Co  (Isaac,  Jacob H,  liouis, 

M  H  and  A  E  Hecht),  wholesale  boots 

and  shoes,  25  and  27  Sansome 
Hecht  Emanuel,  coffee  saloon,  540  Cal- 
ifornia 
Hecht  Is'tac  (Hecht  Bros  ft  Co),  25  and 

27  Sansome 
Hecht  Jacob  H  (Hecht  Bros  ft  Co),  res 

Boston 
Hecht  Louis  (Hecht  Bros  ft  Co),  res 

Boston 


Hecht  M  H  (Hecht  Bros  ft  Co),  25  and 
27  Sansome 

Heckmann  Henry  (Heckmann  ft  Immel) 
NE  cor  Davis  and  Washington 

Heckmann  ft  Immel  (A  J  B  Immel,  H 
Heckmann),  commission  merchants, 
NE  cor  Davis  and  Washington 

Hedemann  Wm  (Mangels  .  ft  Hede- 
mann),  cor  Railroad  and  11th  aves 

Hedge  Mrs  Charlotte,  lodging-house, 
759  Market 

Hedges  ft  Dillenburg  (G  W  Hedges  and 
M  Dillenburg),  machinists  and  engi- 
neers, 32  Fremont 

Hedges  G  W  (Hedges  ft  Dillenburg),  32 
Fremont 

Heeia  Sugar  Plantation  Co,  Gustave 
Frank  sec,  works  Oahn,  Hawaiian 
Islands,  office  3  California  and  104 
Market 

Heeuse  Charley  L,  barber,  26^  Turk 

Heeth  Albert,  tailor,  423  East 

Hefer  John  A,  wood  and  coal,  715  Har- 
rison 

Heffeman  M,  liquors,  223  Saneome 

Heft  John,  barber,  709  Davis 

Hefti  B,  shipping  agt,  room  12,  506 
Battery 

Hefty  J,  hairdresser,  709  Davis 

Heguu  Mrs  Catherine,  groceries,  315  7th 

Hearty  Robt,  millinery,  1410  Church 

HegrJer  H  F  (J  H  Mentz  ft  Co),  544 
1st 

Hegeler  John  H  ft  Co  (John  H  Kegeler), 
commission  merchants,  dairy  produce^ 
305  and  307  Clay 

HEIBACH  MBS  A,  cloak  and  dress- 
making, 254  EUlis 

Heick  Christian,  boots  and  shoes,  508 
4th 

Heick  Wm,  druggist,  SE  cor  Tyler  and 
Polk 

Heider  C  ft  Co,  hairdresser,  310  Bush 

Heider  John,  liquors,  325  Bush 

Heilbron  Aft  Bro  (Poly,  Heilbron  ft  Co), 
339  Kearny 

Heilbruri  Samuel  (Held  Bros  ft  Co),  13 
and  15  Sutter 

Heilfronn  Julius,  hairdresser,  341  Hayes 

Heilmann  J  H  (Pioneer  Soap  Co),  70S 
Brannan  bet  6th  and  7th 

Heim  Franz  (Heim  ft  Orth),  li^l  Dupont 

Heim  ft  Orth  (Franz  Heim  and  Peter 
Orth),  boots  and  shoes,  121  Dnpont 

Heiman  Bros  (Albert  L  and  Jos  Hei- 
man),  clothing  and  furnishing  goods, 
1028  and  1030  Market 

Heiman  Albert  L  (Heiman  Bros),  1030 
Market 

Heiman  Jos  (Heiman  Bros),  1030  Market 

Heimburg  Mrs  E  W,  propr  Chicago 
Hotel,  220  and  222  Pacific 

Heinberg  B,  wholesale  leather.  303  Bat- 
tery 


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HEDIEMAN  EUAS    (Heiaeman   & 

stem),  «OSi  Larkin 
HEIH^IAN  HABBT  M.  mfr  gents' 
neck    wear,     neok-tius,     suspenders, 
'  gloves  and  furnishing  goods,  35  Sutter 
Heineman  Louis,  restaurant,   613  Va- 
lencia 
HEINEHAN  ft  STERN  (Elias  Heine- 
,  man  and  Moses  Stern),  smoked  and 
pickled  beef,  tongues  and  all  kinds  of 
German  sausages,  90S  ^  Larkin 
Heinimann  J  M,  physician,  1044  Mission 
HEINIMANN  S  H>  physician,  N£  cor 

Jackson  and  Montg'  mcry 
Heinimann    Michael,    physician,     1044 
'  Mission 
HEININOEB  C^  ft  CO.  ivory  goods 

And  pipes,  609  iSacramento 
Heinlen  G  A,  atty-at-law,  629  Kearny 
Heinmer  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  635 

Kearny 
Heinrich  Rudolph,  laundry,  18  Taylor 
Heins   Mrs  E^    artificial   flowers,   103 

Stockton 
Heins  J  D  (J  D  Heins  &  Ck>),  cor  Folsom 
'  and  Fremont 

Heins  J  D  A;  Co,  groceries,  NW  cor  Fol- 
som and  Fremont 
Heins  Mrs  K,  groceries,  NE  cor  Green 

and  Larkin 
Heins  Wm,  groceries,  1236  Union 
Heintzen  Chas  (Gillespie,  Van  De  Mark 

&  Co),  11  Drumm 
Heinz  Conrad  (Hagenmeyer  &  Heinz), 

311  Montgomery  ave 
Heinz  Henry,  barber,  503)  East 
Heinz  J  (Hmunelmann.ft  Heinz),  1827 

Union 
Heinz  J  J,  propr  Sacramento  Hote',  407 

Pacific 
Heinz  J  J,  saloon,  1315  Stockton 
Heinze  Fred,  shoemaker,  211   Chatta- 
nooga near  22d 
HeiseChas  Ed  (Chas  Ed  Heise  ft  Co), 

SIO  Battery 
Heise  Chas  Ed  ft  Co  (Chas  Ed  Heise 
and  C  Hohwiesner),  ship  and  Custom 
House  brokers,  510  Battery 
Heitman  ft  Bunser  (Christian  Heitman 
and  Christian  Banger),  groceries,  1000 
Bash 
Heitman  Christian  (Heitman  ft  Bunger), 

1000  Bu«h 
Hettmann  Alwine,  saloon,  530  Pacific 
Heitipann  H  H,  groceries,  400  Pacific 
HEimULLEa    HENBT.  bakery, 

492  8th,  1602  Geary  and  1216  Polk 
HXITSHir   SAMU&  (Bedington  ft 

Co),  529  Market 
Heits  Mrs  E,  varieties,  Pacific  Coast 
Stamp  Co.  D  J  King  mgr,  227  Post 
Heitz  Joseph,  liquors,  714  Bryant 
Heizmar  John,  watchmaker,  408  Com- 
mercial 


Helbing  August  (Greeuebaum,  Helbing 

ft  Co),  232  Montgomery 
Helbush  Henry,  groceries,  NE  cor  Clay 

and  Polk 
Held  A,  locksmith,  306)  3d 
Held Bernhard  (Held  Bros  ft  Co),  IS  and 

15  Sutter 
Held  Bros  ft  Co  (Bernhard  Held  and 

Samuel  Heilbrun),  importers  millinery 

foods,  13  and  15  Sutter  and  512  and 
14  Market 
Held  ft  Co,  artificial  flowers  and  feath- 
ers, 644  Market 
HELD  GirSTAVE  (Held   ft   Miller) 

105  and  i07  Dupont 
HELD   ft   MILLEB  (Gustave  Held 

and  Otto  F  Miller),  Grand  National 

Hall  Saloon,  105  and  107  Dupont 
Helke  Chas,  harnessmaker,  618  Mission 
Hellback  Mrs  J,  dressmaker,  503  O'Far- 

rell 
Hellbeck  Mme  Josephine,  dressmaker, 

301  Ivy  ave 
Heller  A  VV  (Sachs,  Heller  ft  Co),  res 

New  York 
Heller  C  L  (Falkenstein  ft  Co),  N£  cor 

Battery  and  Front 
Heller  £  L  (Sachs,  Heller  ft  Co),  SW 

cor  Battery  and  Bush 
Heller  Mrs  J,  ladies'  underwear,    316 

Dupont 
Heller  Jonas  (M  Heller  ft  Bros),  N  Y 
Heller  M  ft  Bros  (Moses,  Martin  and 

Jonas  Heller),  importers  of  dry  goods, 

112  and  114  Sansome 
Heller  Martin  (M  Heller  ft  Bros)  and 

pres  Odd  Fellows  Savings  Bank 
Heller  Moses  (M  Heller  ft  Bros)   and 

treas  Board  of  Trade  of  S  F 
BELLMANN  BROS  ft  00  (Richard 

and  Horace  Hellmann),  commission 

merchants  and  aftts  Hamburg  Board 

of  Underwriters,  Union  and  National 

Banks  of  Australia,  626  Front 
Hellstrommer  C  H,  liquors,  12  Wash- 

in((ton 

HELLWEOEN  HENBT.  artist,  art 

gallery,  portrait  studio  and  picture 

frames,  108  Taylor 
Hellwiff   Christian,  buckskin  tannery, 

26th  Detween  Howard  and  Capp 
Hellwig  Fred,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery, 110  Dupont 
Helman  J,  drnsmaker,  225  Goary 
Helmken  J  T  (Helmken  ft  Lackeman), 

516  Kearny 
Helmken  ft  Lackeman  (J  T  Helmken 

and   Charles  Lackeman),  hardware, 

616  Kearny 
Helmrch    O,    (Helmrich  ft    Hansen), 

421  California 
Helmrich  ft  Hansen  (0  Hdmriuh  and  E 

Hansen),  bullion  and  exchange,  421 

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Helms  H  W,  grocer,  1910  Market 
H-lms  John  E  A,  groceries,  18  7tb 
Helmuth  Wm,  rafr  cigars,  506  Jackson 
Helvetia  Hotel,  Steiner  &  Gamma  (J 

Steiner  and  A  Gamma)  proprs,  431 

and  433  Pine 

HELVETIA  SWISS  FIRE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO,  Harry  W  Syz  gen  agt, 

2'JO  and  222  California 
Hemme  L  (Hemme  tt,  Maurer),  917  Mar- 
ket 
Hemme  &  Maurer  (Louis  Hemme  and 

Leo  Maurer),  restaurant  and  bakery, 

917  Market 
Hemmelberg  Henry,  bakery,   cor  14th 

ave  and  X 
Hemmer  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  635 

Kearny 
Hempel  H  E,  groceries,  NW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Scott 
Henarie  D  V  B  (E  Martin  &  Co),   408 

Front 
Hencke  Herman  (Von  Ronn  &  Hencke 

Bros),  406  Front 
Hencke  Wm    (Von   Ronn    &  Hencke 

Bros),  406  Front 
Hencken  C  (Roberts  &  Heaoken),  1311 

Polk 
Hencken  Bros  (John  and  Martin  Henc- 
ken), 154  3d 
Hencken  John  (Hencken  Bros), 
Hencken  M  (H  Muller  k  Co), 

NW  cor  Bryant  and  Garden 
Hencken  M  (Henry  Brickwedel  &  Co), 

208  and  210  Front 
Hencken  Martin  (Hencken  Bros),  154  3d 
Henckes  Nicholas,  liquors,   248  Sutter 
UENDEE  MRS  HART  J.  electrician, 

business    medium     and    inspiration 

speaker,  865  i  Market 
Henderiokson     Andrew,    liquors,    252 

Steuart 
Henderson  C  F  (Henderson  k  Hook), 

1901  Bush 
Henderson  Mrs  C  L,  dressmaker,    1005 

Folsom 
Henderson  k  Hook  (C  F  Henderson  and 

Clarence  Hook),  temperance  grocers, 

1901  and  1903  Bush 
Henderson  James,  painter,  647  Mission 
Henderson  James,  marble  works,  10  0 

F  Cemetery,  Point  Lobes  ave 
Henderson  John  (Barry,   Baird  k  Co), 

320  Sansome 
Henderson  John  Jr,  wood  and  ooal,  1 17 

O'Farrell 
Henderson  T  H,  sec  Ronton  Coal  Co, 

22  Sacramento 
Henderson  k  Thompson,  carpets,  3004 

Mission 
HenHley  A  B  (Heywood  k  Hendley), 

222  and  224  Clay 
Hendricks  H  W,  physician,  330  Sutter 
Hendrickson  A,  liquors,  252  Steuart 


Hendry  Chas  J  (Coffin  k  Hendry),  2 

Market 
Hendry  R,  as^  European  Salicylic  Med- 
icine Co,  30  Geary 
HENDT  JOSHTJA>  mfr   mining   and 

saw  mill  machinery,  49  and  61  Fve- 

mont 
Heiiery  D,  liquors,  219  2d 
Ht..ey  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  801  Stockton 
HENET  WM  J  &  CO  (Richard  and 

Wm  J  Heney),  furniture  and  carpets, 

18-22  Ellia 
Henkel  Wm,  saloon,  SW  cor  Sacramen- 
to and  Drumm 
Henken  Mrs  M,  bakery,  1502  Folsom 
Heune  Henry,  saloon,  536  California 
Henna  John,  liquors,  1607  Polk 
Hennas  Christ,  rattan  and  willow  mfr, 

1108  Market 
Hennessey  Patrick,  liquors,  505  6th 
Hennessy  k  Co  tanners,  11th  ave  bet 

P  and  Q,  S  S  F 
Hennessy  D,  tailor,  142  2d 
Henniuj^sen  Hans,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

842  Market 
Henn  k  Landgraf  (Wm  Henn  and  John 

Landgraf),  restaurant,  3  Ist 
Henn  William  (H'^nnft  Landgraf).  3 1st 
HENRICHS  CHAS  J>  saloon,  SW  coi> 

4th  and  King 
Henrichsen  Edward,  saloon,  oor  7th  and 

Brannan 
Henriksen  B  E,.  architect,  <31  Post 
Henrioulle  Greguire,  liquors,  117  7th 
Henry  B  F,  furniture,  139  3d 
Henry  Chas  A,  lodgings  and  restaurant, 

14  Eddy 
HENRx  D>  saloon,  219  2d 
Henry  G  J  (D  M  Hosmer  k  Co),  429 

California 
Henry   Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  909 

Larkin 
Henry  Joseph,  wood  and  ooal,  N£  cor 

Green  and  Front 
Henry  L  J,  physician  and  druggist,  N£ 

cor  Mission  and  11th 
Henry  Melde,   propr    California  Nur- 
sery, San  Bruno  Road  bet  28th  and 

29th 
Henry  Samuel,  furniture,  1008  Howard 
Henry  Samuel  H,  att<>rney-at-liAW,  708 

Montgomery 
Henry  Wdliam  W  (Felling  ft  Henry), 

319  Sacramento 
Henry  William,  lodging-house,  37  2d 
Henschen   Mrs   C,  groceries,  SE   cor 

Ellis  and  Steiner 
Henshelwood  Thomas  R  (Doane  ft  Hen- 

shelwood),  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 
Hensler  Arnold,  Swiss  Brewery,  lager 

beer,  416  Dupont 
Heiit  R  W,  attomey-at-Iaw,  605  Clay 
Hentrioh  Lewis,  wnolesale  lard,  hams, 

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HENTZ  A  H.  Yerba  Buena,  63)  Park 
ave  and  20U  McAllister 

Hepp  George,  boots  and  shoes,  1325 
Dupont 

Berber  John,  propr  Eureka  Hall,  627 
Kearny 

Herbert  E,  tailor,  908  Pine 

Herbert  William  C,  coal  oil  cans  and 
cases,  38  Commercial 

Herbst  Justice,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 134  2d 

HERCULES    POWDER  WORKS, 

N  G  Kittle  pres,  J  F  Lohse  sec,  230 

Oalifomia 
Herdel  Fritz,  liquors,  729  Haight 
Hering  Chas,  saiddlery,  2212  Mission 
Heringer  R  F,  painting  and  whitening, 

1124  Mission 
Heringhi  B,    real    estate,    317   Mont- 

gomerjr 
Heringhi  Leopold,  watches  and  jewelry, 

38  6th 
Heringhi  Samuel,  real  estate  and  stock 

broker,  317  Montgomery 
Heriot,  Bigley  k  Co  (James  K  Heriot, 

Donald   Ross   and   George    Bidey), 

commission  merchants,  NE  cor  Davis 

and  Clay 
Heriot  James  K  (Heriot,  Bigley  ft  Co), 

NE  cor  Davis  and  Clay 
Herkehrath   ft    Co   (Wm    Herkelrath 

and  Otto  Farber),  groceries,  3011?yler 
Herkelrath  Wm  (Herkelrath  ft  Co),  301 

Tyler 
Herlihy  Dennis  C  ft  Co  (D  C  Herlihy), 

saloon,  640)  Howard 
Herlihy  Richard,  wood  and  coal,  1204 

Broadwav 
Herman     Martin,     stock  broker,    242 

Montgotuery 
Herman  Rodolph,  Harbor  View  Park, 

cor  Baker  and  Jeffenon 
Henifiann  B  (Hermann  B  ft  Co),   '^or 

Polk  and  Bush 
Hermann  B  ft  Co  (B  Hermann  and  A 

Aurich),  meat  market,  stalls  6  and  6, 

cor  Polk  and  Bush 
Hermann  Kolkmann,  groceries,  SE  cor 

Geary  and  Hyde 
Hermann  Lucien,  mining  sec,  220  San- 
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HERMANN   THEO  ft    CO  (Theo 

Hermann),  birds,  630  Washington 

Hermann,  The  Sons  of,  Ernst  Voa  Ben- 
del  Lodge,  610  Bush 

Hermann,  The  Sons  of,  San  it'rancisco 
Lodge,  F  R  Meyer  pres,  610  Bush 

Hermansen  Herman  (Hermanseii  Jor- 
gensen  ft  Co),  cor  Summer  and  Kearny 

Hermansen,  Jorgensen  ft  Co  (H  Herman- 
sen  and  Hans  P  Jorgensen),  restau- 
rant, cor  Summer  and  Kearny 

Herold  Bros  (C  and  M  Herold),  butch- 
ers, 704  Battery 


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Herold  Conrad,  groceries,    19   and 

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Herold  C  (Herold  Bros),  704  Battery 
Herold  M  (Herold  Bros),  704  Battery 
Herpich  Miss  O,  dressmaker,  616  Geary 
Herrera    F,  consul-general  Nicaragua, 

Bolivia,     Ecuador,    United     States 

of    Venezuela     and    Honduras,  ?18 

California 
Herrick  E  H,  painter,  106  Washington 
HERRICK   £   Ml  wholesale  lumber 

shipping  and  commission,  19  Steuart 
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Herring  R,  furniture  and  bedding, 

and  431  4th 
Herrmann  C  (C  Herrmann  ft  Co), 

Kearny 
Herrmann  C  ft  Co  (C  Herrmann 

Frank   Veen),    hats   and   caps, 

Kearny 
Herrmann  ft  Co  (Sigismnnd  Herrmann), 

importers  and  dealers  in  hops,  corks, 

brewers'  materials,    and   agt    South 

Park  Malt  House  and  Alex  Fries  ft 

Bro's  essential  oils  and  essences,  313 

Sacramento 
Herrmann  James,  attorney-at-law,  409 

California 
Herrmann  Sigismund  (Herrmann  ft  Co), 

313  Sacramento 
Herron  Jas,  painter,  2202  Fillmore 
Herspring   Joseph,  propr  New    York 

JewelriT  Co,  36  Sutter 
Hertel  Fred,  liquors,  729  Haight 
Hertweck  C  F,  upholsterer,  W3  Larkin 
Hertz   Jacob  (L  ft  J  Hertz),  6  and  6 

Centre  Market 
Heitz  L,  clothing,  427  Pacific 
Hertz  L  ft  J  (Louis  and  Jacob  Hertz), 

meats,  6  and  6  Centre  Market 
Hertz  Ijouis  (L  ft  J  Hertz),  6  and  6 

Centre  Market 
Hertzo  Anton,  restaurant,  SW  cor  4th 

and  Borry 
Hervey  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1064  Howard 
HER2   GTJSTAVi  cuttlery,  sm9kers' 

articles,  brushes,  druggists'  sundries, 

etc,  315  Battery 
Herzberg  I,  stock  broker,  326  Pine 
Herzer  Hugo,  mgr  "Abend  Post,"  635 

California 
Herzog  Bros  (Frank  and  Herman  Her- 

zog),  blacksmiths,  737  Broadway 
Herzog  J,  picture  frames,  1530  Polk 
Herzstein  M,  physician,  324  Sutter 
Heslep  A  M,  attorney-at-law,  636  Clay 
Heslke  Charles,  saddler,  617  Mission 
Hess  Andrew,  bootmaker,  416  Folsom 
Hess   C,    propr   Union    Breweryv  326 

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Hess  Charles,  optician,  619  Kearny 


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HESS  FREDERICK  ft  00  (Frederick 
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Bush 
Hess  Frederick  (Frederick  Hess  &  Co), 

409  Bush 
Hess     Henry,    furnishing    goods,   219 

Montgomery 
Hess  J,  Dootmaker,  1709  Market 
Hess  J,  provisions  and  cheese,  stall  20, 

Bay  City  Market 
Hess  Louis,  Damiana  Bitters,  12  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Hess  B,  coffee  saloon,  417  California 
Hess  Robert,  bootmaker,  17^  4th 
Hess  Robert,  confectionery,  1707  Mar- 
ket 
Hesse  Wm,  supt  Boca  Brewing  Co,  406 

Sacramento 
Hesse  Wm,  hay,  grain  and  feed,    1535 

Mission 
Kedsgan  Louisa,  ba'  .ery  and  confection- 
ery, 1048  Folsoi. 
Hession    Michael,    groceries,    SW    cor 

Polk  and  Broadway 
Hessler  Chas,  ship  and  custom  house 

broker,  518  Battery 
Hessler  Wm,  bakery,  715  Pacific 
Hesaler  Wm,  bakery,  617  Post 
Hesthal  August  (Philipp,  Hesthal  &  Co), 
'  606  Market  and  316  17th 
Hestres  E,  general  agt,  217  Sansome 
Hetzer  J  A,  glazier,  810  Valencia 
Heubner  £,  mfr  of  lounge  frames, 

and  227  Beale 
Heuddy  Wm,  dancing   academy, 
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HEUER  ALEXANDER,  grocer, 

4th  and  £verett 
Heuer  P,  groceries,  713  Lombard 
Hcughes  Wm,  printer,  421  Montgomery 
Heut  R  W,   attorney-at-law,   SW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Clay 
Hewitt  Lodging  House,  236^  6th 
Hewlett  Frederick  (White  &  Hewlett), 

320  Davis 
Hews  George  M,  saloon,  432  California 
Hewston  Geo,  pbysicion,  323  Sutter 
Hextell  Thomas,   gardener,  101  Mont- 
gomery Block 
HEY  JOHN  (Smadeke  &  Hey),  whole- 
sale liqrors,  1201  Mission 
Heye  Honry,  saloon,  613  East 
Heydenaber  Louis  A,  liquors,  Bay  bet 

Powell  and  Mason 
HeydenfeUt  Solomon,  attorney-at-law, 

room  34,  301)  Montgomery 
Heydenfeldt  Solomon  Jr  (Heydenfeldt, 
(feffersou  &  I-ievy),  attorney-at-law, 
318  Pine 
Heydenfeldt,  Jefferson  &  Levy  (S  Hey- 
denfeldt Jr,  John  W  Jefferson  and 
Walter  H  Levy),  attorneys-at-law, 
318  Pine 


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Heyer  Albert,  groceries,  uOO  3d 

Heyermann  J  A  F,  physician  and  drag- 
gist,  SW  cor  4th  and  Bryant 

Heyermann  August,  blacksmith,  413 
3d 

Heyfron  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  330  6th 

Heymann  H  (Everett  ti  Heymann),  628 
Sacramento 

HE7NEMANN  A,  attomey-at-law, 
'10  Pine 

Heynemann  H,  pres  Heeia  Sugar  Plan- 
tation, SW  cor  Drumm  and  California 

Heynemann  H  (H  Heynemann  ft  Co), 

5  and  7  Sansome 

Heynemann  H  &  Co  (H  Heynemann  and 
F  P  Salomons),  dry  and  furnishing 
goods,  5  and  7  Sansome 

Heyneman  Herman  (Herman  Heyneman 

6  Co),  217  Front 

Heyneman  Herman  &  Co  (Herman 
Heyneman  and  S  Redlich)  commis- 
sion merchants,  217  Front 

Heyneman  Lionel,  civil  engineer,  ,5 
Sansome 

Heyneman  H,  painter,  11  IS  Larkin 

Heywood  Bros  &,  Co,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 589-595  Mission 

Heyw'oc'd  &  Hendley  (S  J  Heywood  and 
A  C  Hendley),  produce,  222  and  224 
Clay 

Heywood  Mark,  wood  and  coal,  716 
Folsom 

Heywood  S  J  (Heywood  &  Hendley), 
222  and  224  Clay 

Hibbard  C  W  (Roberts  &  Hibbard),  202 
Stockton 

Hibemia  Brewery,  Matthew  Nunan 
propr,  1225  Howard 

Hibernia  F  ",  246  2d 

lliberniaSavings  and  Loan  Society  (The), 
Miles  D  Sweeney  pres,  Robt  J  Tobin 
SH.c  and'  treas,  Robt  Roy  asst  sec, 
NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Market 

Hicket  Mary,  bakery,  1524  Dupont 

Hickey  Daniel,  saloon,  NW  cor  Pacific 
and  Battery 

Hickey  Edw,  bootmaker,  1652  Mission 

Hickey  John,  merchant  tailor,  933 
Market 

Hickey  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker,  128  2d 

Hickox  Geo  C  &  Co  (Goo  C  Hickox), 
stock  brokers,  314  Pine 

mCKS  DANIEL  (D  Hicks  &  Co),  608 
Montgomery 

HICKS  D  ft  CO  (Daniel  Hicks  and 
Nori'is  A  Juilil),  bookbinders  and 
blank  book  manufacturers,  proprietors 
Pacific  Coast  Hotel  Register  Co,  508 
Montgomery 

Hicks  J  L,  sewing  machines,  667  Mis- 
sion 

Hicks  &  White,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
1100  Market 

Hickstedt  Herman,  baker,  127  ith 


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Hicks  James  H,  bakery,  3]  5  5th 
Hien  August  (Hien  &    Beuoit),   1135 

Dupont 
Hien  &  Benoit  (August  Hien  and  Chas 

Benoit),  saloon^^lSS  Dupont 
HIESTEB  A  C  (Bunker  &  Hiester),  238 

Montgomery 
Higel  Alois,  groceries,  cor  i^icker  and 

Lick 
HIOOABT  N  E.  bakery,  1524  Dupont 
Higgins  &  Collins  (Elisha  Higgins  and 

Geo  H  Collins),  wood  posts,  Bark  and 

shingles,  Redwood  lu.nber,  271  Eant 
Higgins  Elisha  (Higgins  &  Collins),  271 

East 
HiKgins  6  C,  Sec  Eureka  Lodge  K  of  H, 

121  Eddy 
Higgins  James,  erocer,  963  Mission 
HIOOINS    JOHN,     propr    Western 

Hotel,  212  Broadway 
Higgins  M,  painter,  23  Ransch 
Higifins    Miss  Kate,    dressmaker,    528 

O'Farrell 
Higgins  Wm  L,  real  estate,  324^^  Mont- 
gomery 
Higgs  John,  liquors,  233  6th 
Highton  Henry  E,  attomey-at-Iaw,  528 

California 
Hilbert  A,  florist,  15  Geary 
Hild  Joseph,  bakery,  246  28th 
Hildebrand  Albert,  saloon,  1228  Market 
Hildebrand  August,  butcher,  123  7th 
Hildebrand  C,   sec  Crockett  Lodge   F 

&  A  M,  121  Eddy 
Hildebrand  C,  junk,  1136  Howard 
Hildebrand    Conrad,    dairy    produce, 

324  3d 
Hildebrand  Miss  Eda,  restaurant,  619 

Sacramento 
Hildebrand  6,  livery  stable,  807  Mont- 

Somery  ave 
debrand   Mrs  J  L,  physician,  319 
Powell 

Hildebrand  John,  restaurant,  1938  Mis- 
sion 

Hildehrandt  Carsten  (Hildebrandt  ft 
Knop),  SE  cor  Montgomery  and 
Broadway 

Hildebrandt  Henry,  groceries  and 
liquors,  208  Sutter 

Hildebrandt  &,  Knop  (Carsten  Hilde- 
brandt &  Elfort  Knop),  groceries,  SE 
cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 

Hildebrandt,  Posner  &  Co  (W  C  Hilde- 
brandt and  M  Posner),  wholesale 
liquors,  411  and  413  Battery 

Hildenbrand  C,  gasiitting,  181  16th 

HilderbraadC,  junk,  1136  Howard 

Hilderbrand  W  C,  grocer,  319  Green 
and  416  O'Farrell 

Hil  Terbrandt  Henry,  groceries,  206  Sut- 
ter 

Hildreth  George  W,  restaurap*:,  10 
Montgomery 


Hilge  Ernst,  bakery,  NE  cor  Powell 

and  Pacific 
Hilgerloh  Augusta,  bakery,  1305  Mission 
Hilpeisch  Jacob,  liquorf,  2  and  4  Leides- 

dt>rff 
Hilton  Mrs  D,  liquors;  921  Howard 
Hilton  George  P,  physician,  SOSJ  Mis- 
sion 
Hill  Mrs  A,  varieties,  412^  Geary 
Hill  Mrs  A  J,  dressmaking,  118  Ellis 
Hill  B  S,  propr  The  Asbestos  Fibre,  317 

Mission 
Hill  H  0  (Roberts  &  Hill),  723  Folsom 
Hill  Jolm,  real  estate  broker,  402  Mont- 
gomery 
BILL  REV  JOHlf  E  a^t  Methodist 
Book  Depository  and  Phillips  &  Hunt, 
N  Y,  p41  Market,  res  San  Jose,  Cal 
HILL  JOHN  H>  real  estate,  room  3, 

(i05  Sacramento 
Hill  Lloyd  (Hall  &  Hill),  842  Market 
Hill  Miss  M  £,  bakery,  cor  24th  and 

Alabama 
Hill  Morgan  (E  H  Jones  &  Co),  635 

Market 
Hill  S  M,  carpenter,  111  Jessie 
Hill  Samuel  (estate  of),  A  M  Hill  mgr, 

ttewiui;  machines,  634  Market 
Hill  Samuel  (Williams.  Hill  &  Co),  517 

Geary 
Hill  Wm  H,  straw  works,  753  Mission 
Hillebrand  A,  liquors,  1228  Market 
Hillebrand  H,  groceries,  1712  Eddy 
Hillebrandt  Carsten,  groceries,  M  W  cor 

Bush  and  Octavia 
Hillebrandt  C,  groceries,  NW  cor  Eddy 

and  Pierce 
Hillebrandt    F,    Enterprise    Brewery, 

2015-2019  Folsom 
Hillebrandt  Fabian,  groceries,  cor  Jes- 
sie and  Willow  ave 
Hillen  D  H,  groceries,  NW  cor  Pine 
and  Larkin   

HILLENBRAND  &  KLOSE   (Wm 

Hillenbrand  and  Philipp  Klose),  Turk 
Street  Hotel,  22  and  24  Turk 
Hillenbrand  Wm  (Hillenbrand  &  Klose), 
22  and  24  Turk 

HILLER  FREDERICK  JR.  (F  Hiller 

Jr  &  Co),  33  Dupont 
Hiller   Frederick    Sr,    physician,    103 

Geary 
HILLER  F  JR  &  CO,  proprs  Pacific 

Homoeopathic  Pharmacy,  3'{  Dupont 
Hillert  F,  architect,  620  Washington 
Uilliard  E  M,  fruits,  SE  cor  20th  and^ 

Mission 
HILLIARD  L  R  aupt  The  Bradstmc^t 

Co  Improved  Mercantile  Agency,  2:x> 

California 
Hillman    James,      inspector     boilers, 

Appraiser's  Building 
Hillman   Jenny    C,    teacher    Mission 

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Hillman  John  (Puruhagen  ft  Hillman), 

318  5th 
Hills  Bros  (A  H  and  R  W  Hills),  butter 

and  eggs,  stalls  25  and  2U  Bay  City 

Market 
Hills  R  W  ft  A  H,  coffee  and  spice 

mills,  12  4th 
Hills  R  \V  (Hills  Bros),  stalls  25  and  26 

Bay  City  Market 
Hill  S  M,  carpenter,  842  Clay  nr  Xew 

Montgomery 
Hillsinger  Miss  E  J,   millinery,   1G24 

Polk  ♦ 

Hilmer  Louis,  druggist,  SW  cor  Larkin 

and  Geary 
Hilmer's  Chemical  Laboratory,  389  8th 
HILTON  0  F>  physician,  806^  Mission 

HILZINOEa  GOTTLIEB  (Dorler  ft 

Uilzinger),  317  4th 
Himan  Morris,  furniture,  606  Broadway 
Himmelinann  G  (Himmelmauii  ft  Heinz), 

18-27  Union 
Himmelmann  ft  Heinz  (O  Himmelmann 

and  J    Heiuz),    meat   market,  1827 

Union 

HIMMELSTOSS  OEOBQE,  bakery, 

240^  Howard 

Hinohliffe  W,  propr  Gait  House,  632 
Market 

Hinchman  T  W,  see  California  Street 
Railroad,  sec  Bay  District  Associa- 
tion, sec  Crystal  Palace  Garden  Asso- 
ciation, sec  8  F  Paving  Co,  S£  cor 
California  and  Larkin 

Hinck  Henry  J,  groceries,  S£  cor  Polk 
and  Ellis 

Hinckley  A  B,  drayman,  360  Natoma 

Hinckley  Daniel  (Hinckley,  Spiers  ft 
Hayes),  220  Fremont 

Hinckley,  Spiers  ft  Hayes  (D  B  Hinck- 
ley, Jas  Spiers  and  D  £  Hayes), 
propra  Fulton  Iron  Works,  220  Fre- 
mont         

HIHDEBS  HENBT*  boots  and  shoes, 
34U  Kearny 

Hindman  James,  painter,  903  Folsom 

Uink  Henry  M,  gioceries,  SE  cor  Du- 
pont  and  Greenwich 

Hink  P  H,  saloon,  612  Washington 
and  4  Montgomery  ave,  and  Seaside 
Gardens,  Baker  bet  Beach  and  Jef- 
ferson 

Hinkley  Oliver,  supt  Pacific  Carriage 
Company  and  livery  stable,  II  Powell 

Hinkle  Philip,  hyiiruulic  and  air  pres- 
sure elevators,  116  and  118  Main 

HniKLE  DR  J  M>  National  Surgical 
Institute,  319  Bush 

Hinman  H  C,  agt  Merchant's  Dispatch, 
411  California 

HIHMAN  W  8  (Chapman  ft  Hinman), 
126  £11  s 

Hinrichs  August,  laloon,  N  W  cor  Union 
and  Front 


Hinrichs  August,  saloon,  SE  cor  Front 
and  Vallejo 

Hinrichs  J  F,  restaurant,  9  and  11  Pa- 
cific 

HINTON  MABOBET.branoh  bakery, 
1235  Mission 

Hinton  W  M  ft  Co,  printers,  536  Clay 

Hintze  I,  tailor,  338  Bush 

Hintz  J  J,  Hamiony  Hotel,  735  Brannan 

HIHZ  A  T  (Dierck,  Hinz  ft  Flagemann), 
N£  cor  Mission  and  Main 

HINZ  AUG  C  CHinz  ft  Laudt),  16  2d 

Hinz.J  H,  corkscrewmaker,  10  Steven- 
son 

HINZ  &  LANDT  (Aug  C  Hinz  and 
P  Landt),  wholesale  millinery  and 
straw  goods,  16  and  18  2d,  Grand 
Hotel  Building 

Hinz  W  (Haker  ft  Hinz),  545  Market 

HIP  W0>  shoe  factory,  223  Leidesd.  :'ff 
nr  Clay 

Hippmann  Rudolph  (Hippmann  ft 
Schussler),  28  and  29  Galifomia  Mar- 
ket 

Hippmann  ft  Schussler  (Rudolph  Hipp- 
mann and  Adolph  Schussler),  fruits 
and  vegetables,  28  and  29  California 
Market 

HHUGOYEN  MICHAEL  (F  Candau 
ft  Co),  213  3d 

Hirsch  Bros  (Joseph  and  Leopold 
Hir^ch),  clothing,  204  Montgomery' 
ave 

Hirsch  B  S  (B  S  Hirsch  ft  Co),  748  Mar- 
ket 

Hirsch  B  S  ft  Co  (B  S  Hirsch),  "The 
Bandbox,"  millinery  goods,  748  Mar- 
ket 

Hirsch  L  (W  Cohen  ft  Co),  res  New 
York 

Hirsch  Prosper,  billiards  (Cafe  Fran- 
cais),  cor  Sacramento  and  Keaiay 

Hirsch  S,  collector,  29  Kearny 

ilirschfeld  D  (Hirschfeld  ft  Saroni),  118 
Davis 

Hirschfeld  J  H,  pawn  broker,  610 
Kearny 

Hirschfeld  ft  Saroni  (D  Hirschfeld  and 
Louis  Saroni),  candy  factory,  1 18  and 
120  Davis 

Hirschfelder  Jos  O,  physician,  229 
Geary 

Hirschman  Adolph,  jewelry  mfr,  328 
Bush 

Hirshfield  Solomon,  produce.  Grand 
Central  Market 

Hislop  Robt  C,  furniture,  424  Hayes 

Hitchings  J  H^  barber,  448  California 

HITCHCOCK  D  W>  general  western 

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Hitchcock  S  B,  bootmake  ,  102  llth 
Hitte  P,  restaurant,  1 101  Dnpont 


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Hittell  Theodore  H,  attorney-at-law,  23 
Montgomery  Block 

Hixson  H  B  (H  B  HixBon  ft  Co),  poul- 
try and  ((aine,  19  Bay  City  Market 

HixBon  H  B  &  Co  (A  Menke  and  H  B 
Hixaon),  poultry  and  game,  48  and  49 
Washington  Market 

Hixaon  Jasper  M  (Hixson,  Justi  &,  Co), 
316  and  318  Washington 

Hixson,  Justi  ft  Co  (J  M  and  W  D  Hix- 
son and  Chas  Justi),  commission  mer- 
chants, 316  and  318  Washington 

Hixson  Walter  T>  (Hixson,  Justi  ft  Co), 
316  and  318  Washington 

Hoadley  O  C,  dentist,  ii^  Kearny 

Rucig's  Hall,  cor  Sutter  and  Powell 

Hoag  L  B,  physician,  649  Howard 

Hoag  Wm  M,  capitalist,  302  Mont- 
gomery 

Hoagland  William  C,  architect,  432 
Montgomery 

Hobart  B  (Hobart,  Wood  ft  Co),  16 
Sansome 

Hobart,  Wood  ft  Co  (B  Hobart  and  S  A 
Wood),  boots  and  shoes,   15  Sansome 

Hobbert  H  T,  books,  stationery  and 
jewelry,  2183d 

HOBBS  F.  grain  commission,  402  Front 
cor  Clay 

HOBBS  J  KC  (Hobbs,  Wall  ft  Co),  13 

HaoIa 

HOBBS.  WALLA  CO  ( J  K  C  Hobbs 
and  J  G  W'uU),  box  factory  and  agts 
Crescent  City  and  Trinidad  Steamer 
Line,  11  and  13  Beale 

Hobbs  W  S,  attorney-at-law,  619  Mont- 
gomery 

Hobbs  Walter  S,  attorney-at-law,  519 
Montgomery 

Hobbs  Walter  S,  attorney,  6  Montgom- 
gomery  ave 

Hobe  Miss  Sophia,  teacher  Valencia 
Primary  School 

HOBRO  W  D,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 
728  Washington 

Hebron  Wm,  meat  market,  5  Jackson 

Hobson  J  £  (Moore,  Ferguson  ft  Co), 
211  and  213  Clay 

Hochkoffer  Rudolph,  mdse  broker  and 
Austro-HunKirian  consul,  203  Front 

HOOGDON  WALTER  H  A,  physician 
and  surgeon  and  assistant  sec  Board 
of  Health  and  sec  S  F  County  Medi- 
cal Society,  108  Geary 

Hodge  Robert,  cloak  and  suit  mfr,  10 
5tb 

HodgkinJW(A  Germon  ft  Co),  113 
Mission 

Hoeber  Eugene  (Neal  ft  Hoeber),  415 
Montgomery 

Hoeckele  Louis,  groceries,  SE  oor  Leav- 
enworth and  Lddy 

Hoefer  H  G,  cabinetmaker,  SW  cor 
Stockton  and  Washington 


Hoefler  L  M,  attorney-at-law,  328 
Montgomery 

Hoeft  John,  grocer,  818  and  828  Clay 

Hoeges  Jacob,  coffee  saloon,  326  Bush 

Hoegmann  Julius  (Hoegmann  ft  Ras- 
chen),  groceries,  NE  oor  18th  and  Va- 
lencia       

HOEOMANH  ft  RASCHEir  (Julius 
Hoegmann  and  Fred  Raschen),  gro- 
ceries, NE  cor  18th  and  Valencia 

Hoehn  Jacob,  supt  Summit  Ice  Co,  64 
Minna,  res  Sacramento 

Hoehn  Philip  J,  groceries,  24th  nr  Noe 

Hoehn  Philip,  fruits.  1203  Valonoia 

HOELCHER  A  &  CO  (Anton  Hoel- 
cher  and  George  Scharetg),  proprs 
South  San  Francisco  Brewery,  cor 
14th  and  Railroad  ave 

Hoelscher  Elisa  (Wm  Hoelscher  ft  Co), 
604  Market 

Hoelscher  Wm  (Wm  Hoelscher  ft  Co), 
504  Market 

Hoelscher  Wm  ft  Co  (Elisa  Hoelscher), 
importers  liquors,  504  Market 

HOIlNER  JOHN,  boots  and  shoes,  NW 
cor  9th  and  Folsom 

Boenes  Louis  W  (Stolz  ft  Hoenes),  1103 
Folsom 

Hoertkom  Chas,  boots  and  shoes,  543 
Washington 

Hoesch  H,  restaurant,  417  Pine 

Hoesch  John,  sec  Board  of  Health,  14 
O'Farrell 

Hoesch  Wm,  messenger  Health  Depart- 
men*.  14  (i'Farrell 

HOET  EUGENE,  mfr  Hoey's  Patent 
Sofa  Bed,  25  Turk  nr  Market 

Hoey  Owen  H,  coal,  wood,  hay  and 
grain,  NE  cor  24th  and  Harrison 

Hofen  ft  Co  (Leo  Hofen  and  Charles  F 
Leege),  teas,  coffee  and  spices  and 
match  foctory,  cor  11th  and  Harrison 
and  412  Clay 

Hofen  Leo  (Hofen  ft  Co),  412  Clay 

HOFF  HENRY  (Hoff  ft  Freblo),  2414 
California 

HOFF  &  PREBLE  (F  E  Preble  and 
Henry  Hoft),  West  End  Stables,  liv- 
ery  boarding,  carriages,  2414  Califor- 
nia 

Hoff  Simon,  tailor,  052  Mission 

Hoffer  Charles,  painter,  G3G  Commercial 

Hoffesster  Herman,  wagonmaker,  cor 
Railroad  and  15th  aves 

Hoffman  ft  Cohn  (S  Hoffman  and  I 
Cohn),  mfrs  of  cigars,  dealers  in 
tobacco,  etc,  206  3d 

Hoffman  ft  Co,  wholesale  fancy  goods 
and  notions,  17  and  19  Battery 

Hoffman  C  S,  wood-carver,  310  Mis- 
sion 

Hoffman  ft  Curtis  (V  Hoffman  and 
John  M  Curtis),  architects,  528  Cali- 
fornia' 


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Hoffbian  Edward  (HoOinMi  &  Ernst), 

1214  Stockton 
Hoflfman  k  Ernst  (Edward  Hoffman  and 

Henry  Ernst),   stoves  and  tinware, 

1214  Stockton 
Hoffman  F  O  (Hoffman  &  Schnetzler), 

fill  Pacific 
Hoffman  G  (Hofiinan  A;  Schenck),  414 

Sacramento 
Hoffman  Ike  L  (Ike    Hoffman   and  E 

Woenne),  606  Market 
Hoffman  O,  judfte  U  S  District  Court, 

.room  68,  Appraiser's  Building 
Hoffman  Rachel,  dry  goods,  1208  Polk 
Hoffman  S  (Hoffman  &  Cohn),  206  3d 
Hoffman    &   Schenck   (G  Hofiman  and 

Christian    Schenck),  engravers,    414 

Sacramento 
Hoffman  &  Schnetzler  (F  G  Hoffman 

and  W  Schnetzler),  butchers,  51 1  Pa- 
cific 
Hoffman  Southard,  clerk  U  S  District 

Court,  room  63,  Appraiser's  Building 
Hoffman    V   (Hoffman    &  Curtis),  52S 

California 
Hoffman  William  (Teubner  &  Hoffman), 

632  California 
Hoffmann  A,  lunch-house,  120  Leides- 

dorff 
Hoffmann   Miss    Anna,     bakery,     139 

Gough 
Hoffmann  Mrs  A  M,   private  hospital, 

1422  Folsom 
Hoffmann  Bros  (Diedrich  &  Ernest  A 

Hoffmann),  groceries,  uor  Church  and 

24th 
Hoffmann   E    (Hoffmann     &   Ernest), 

1114  Stockton 
Hoffmann  Ernest  A,  grocery,  cor  Church 

and  24th 
Hoffmann  &  Ernest  (E  Hoffmann  and  H 

Ernest),    stoves     and    ranges,    1114 

Stockton 
Hoffmann  H  (Stein,  Simon  &  Co),  5S5 

Market 
Hoffmeister  Fritz,  saloon,  507  Clay 

Hoffschneider    Wm     (Joseph    Winter- 
bum  &  Co),  417  Clay 
Hoffdtetter  B,  physician,  325  Geary 
Hofleng  Frederick,  watcJimaker,  5  3d 
Uofmann  Adoiph  (Hofmann  Bros),  415 
Mission  and  cor  5th  and  Bryant 

HOFMANN  AUOirST.  saloon,  102G 
Market 

HOFMANN  BROS  (Adolf  &  Ottokar 
Hofmanu),Ore  Sampling,Crushing  and 
Pulverizing  Works,  415  Mission  and 
8W  cor  5th  and  Bryant 

Hofmann  I  L  (Hofmann  &  Woenne), 
606  Market 

HOFMANN  JOS    Ai  bookseller   and 

stationer,  208  Montgomery 
Hofmann  M,  restaurant,  10  Sacramento 


Hofmann    Ottokar     (Hofmann    Bros), 

415  Minion  and  oor  6th  and  Bryant 
Hofmann  &  Woenne  (I  L  Hofmann  and 

£  Woenne),    butchers,  606   Market 

and  9  Post 
Hogan  C  W,  feed  and  grain,  wood  and 

coal,  23d  nr  Alabama 
Hogan  ft    Co    (John    A    Hogan,  D  B 

Brown  and  P  T  Butler),  coopers,  106 

Drumm 
Hogan  Daniel,  saloon,  414  6th 

HOOAN  JOHN.  Odorless  Excavating 
Co,  432  Kearny 

Hogan  John,  insurance  broker,  405 
Califoraia 

Hogan  John  A  (Hogan  &  Co),  106 
Drumm 

Hogan  Michael,  fish.  Grand  Central 
Market 

Hogan  M  C,  groceries,  1725  Vallejo 

Hogan  Mrs  M  L,  groceries,  219  1 1th 

Hogan  Patsey,  saloon,  1  Morton 

Hogan  T,  produce.  Grand  Central  Mar- 
ket 

HogeJP,  attomey-at-law,  628  Mont 
gomery 

Hdger  Herman  (Herman  Hoger  &  Co), 
1317  Pine 

Hoger  Herman  &  Co  (Herman  Hoger 
and  W  Staniels),  wood  and  coal,  1317 
Pine 

Hogg  Alfred  H,  druggist,  229  Leaven- 
worth 

Hogg  James  (Hogg  &  Sperry),  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Hogg  &  Sperry  (James  Hogg  and  J  W 
Sperry),  grain  and  commibsion 
merchants,  22  California 

Hogref  Fred  (Kahrs  &  Hogref),  NW  cor 
Post  and  Taylor 

HohenschiM  George  (GilfiUan  &  Hohen- 
schild),  33  California  Market 

Hohenthal  Gus,  ruilles,  ruches,  fluting, 
lace  and  fancy  goods,  131  4th 

Hohlweg  Fred,  druggist,  NE  cor  Polk 
and  Jackson 

Hnhwiesner  Clement  (Chas  E  Heise  & 
Co),  510  Battery 

Hohwiesner  Fredrich  (Marcus  i&  Co), 
304  California 

Hoin  P  T,  supt  postoffice,  Fostoffice 
Building 

Hokanson  Olof  (Hokanaon  &  Vietheer), 
527  East 

Hokanson  &  Vietheer  (Olof  Hokanson 
and  Heinrich  Vietheer),  liquors,  527 
East 

Holbeche  Wm,  horseshoeing,  1118  Mis- 
sion 

Holbrook  Chas  B,  physician,  cor  9th 
and  Market 

Holbrook  C  B  Jr,  druggist,  1249  Mar- 
ket 


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Holbrook  CHm  (Holbrook,  Merrill  t 
Stetaon),  SP]  oor  Market  and  Beale 

Holbrook,  Merrill  ft  Stetson  (Charles 
Holbrouk,  J  F  and  C  Merrill  and 
James  B  ^  tetson),  importers  of  stoves, 
metals,  tinner's  tools  and  machiuii, 
SE  cor  Market  and  Beale 

Holcomb  W  A  &  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, 302  Davis 

Holcomb  W  B,  real  estate,  413  Mont- 
gomery 

Holden  A  B,  bakery  and  confectionery, 
702i  Larkin 

Holden  James,  wood  and  coal,  816  Fol- 
som 

Holden  J  H,  cooper,  105  Clay 

Holden  Joseph,  attorney-at-Iaw,  509 
Kearny 

Holden  »  E  (B  F  Sawyer  &  Co  and  A 
W  Norton  &  Co),  400  Biitt6ry 

Holden  S  P,  miuiug,  23  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 

HOLDER  JOSEPH,  liquors,  6  Leides- 
dorlf 

Holderness  H,  stock  broker,  324  Fine 

Hole-in-the-Wall,  liquors,  993  Market 

Holje  John  B,  liquors,  cor  Kailroad  and 
loth  aves 

Holies  John  H,  grocer,  1030  Folsom 

Holladay  S  W,  attorney-at-law,  420 
Montgomery 

Holland  Daniel,  tailor,  605  Howard 

Holland  D  ft  Co  (D  and  J  H  Holland), 
crmmission  merchants,  403  Davis 

Holland  Edward,  merchant  tailor,  119 
Post 

Holland  Joseph,  groceries,  SW  oor  Fol- 
som and  Fremont 

Holland  Mrd  M,  fruit  and  vegetables, 
732  Brannan 

Holland  Margaret,  baker,  1829)  Union 

Holland  N,  attorney-at-law,  605  Clay 

HoUdorff  Mrs  Minnie,  varieties,  348  3d 

HOLLE  JACOB,  liquors,  613  Brannan 

Holler  Walter,  importer  of  cutlery,  318 
Fine 

Hoi  iday  I,  cigars  and  tobacco,  705  Mar- 
ket 

HoUings  Henry  (Kruger  ft  HoUings), 
SE  cor  Oeary  and  Mason 

HoUings  Henry,  groceries,  S W  cor  Post 
and  Larkin 

HoUings  N  (Sturken  ft  HoUings),  NW 
cor  ^  and  Brannan 

HoUingsworth  T  C,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
1519  Market 

Hollis  A  K  (HoUis  ft  Harris),  2222  Mis- 
sion 

HoUis  ft  Harris  (A  K  Hollis  and  Geo 
Harris),  real  estate  and  insurance  and 

Sroprs  "The  Mission  Journal,"  2222 
[ission 
Hollman  Henry,  groceries,  NW  cor  24th 
and  Mission 


Hollmann  Henry,  grocerids,  SW  cor 
11th  and  Folsom 

Hollo  Hermann,  music  teacher, 753  How- 
ard 

HoUoway  ft  Powers  (W  O  HoUoway 
and  J  Powers),  painters,  504  Fran- 
cisco 

HoUoway  W  O  (HoUoway  ft  Powers), 
604  Francisco 

HoUub  A,  insurance  broker,  441  Cali- 
fornia 

Holly  Oak  Park  Co,  J  H  Sayre  sec,  330 
Pine 

Holly's  Park,  Mission  nr  St  Mary's 
College 

Holm  Bros  (John  and  Henry  Holm), 
liquors,  200  5th 

Holm  C  (Holm  ft  Saxtorph),  867  and 
869  Mnrket 

Holm  Henry  (Holm  Bros),  200  5th 

Holm  John  (Holm  Bros),  200  5th 

Holm  Thomas,  groceries,  SE  cor  Sutter 
an>l  Stockton 

Holman  Harold  (Doscher  ft  Co),  cor 
Michigan  and  Shasta 

Holmes  A  J,  pres  Northern  King  Min- 
ing and  Mfg  Co,  318  Pine 

Holmes  Chas  J  (John  F  Snow  ft  Co), 
U3:{  Market 

Holmes  C  S  (Renton,  Holmes  ft  Co), 
pier  3  Steuart 

Holmes  D  B,  agt  S  Cupples  ft  Co,  St 
Louis,  123  California 

Holmes  E  A,  mining  sec,  318  Pine 

Holmes  E  B,  mining  sec,  room  15,  309 
Montgomery 

Holmes  Frederick  (T  W  Jackson  ft  Co), 
304  Cslifomia 

HOLMES  H  T>  mgr  H  T  Holmes  Lime 
Co,  14-18  Market 

HOLMES  LIME  CO  (THE  H  T).  see 

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Holmes  Joseph,  bootmaker,  147  2d 
Holmes  M    P,  carriagemaker,  Mission 

bet  New  Montgomery  and  3d 
HOLMES  WALTER  0*  attorney-at- 
law,  606  Montgomery 
Holmes  W  H,  grocer,  26th  nr  Columbia 
Holshiser  P,  baker,  988  Folsom 
Hoist  Wm,  ornamental  glass  works,  118 

Main 
Holt  A  F  (Holt  Bros),  res  Concord,  N  H 
Holt  Benj  (Holt  Bros),  res  Concord,  N  H 
Holt  Bros  (C  H,  A  F,  H  W  and  Benj 

Holt),  importers  of  hardwood  lumber, 

springs    and   hardware,  27    and   20 

Beale  and  30  and  32  Main 
HoU  C  H  (Holt  Bros), 27 aid 29 Beale 
Holt  H  W  (Holt  Bros),  res  Concord,  N 

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Holt  Thomas  G,  embroidery  stamping, 

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Holt  Thomas  H,  attornny-at-law  and 
notary  public,  324)  Montgomery 

Hnlt  Thomas  M,  restaurant,  SIO  Market 

HOLT  WABBEVt  map  publf^her  and 
importer,  agt  fur  Dixon  &  Johnson's 
patent  axle  grease,  413  Montgomery 

Hnlts  William,  map  stcre,  413  Mont- 
gomery 

Holterman  E  H,  saloon,  300  Shotwe'l 

Holtmeier  Henry,  groceries,  NE  oor  Fil- 
bert and  Taylor 

Holtz  Jacob  (Lumstein  &  Holtz),  233  6th 

Holtz  L  F  (N  Van  fiergen  &  Co),  413 
and  415  Clay 

Holway  P  8,  sec  California  Electric  Oas 
Lighting  Co,  '22  Kearny 

Holye  John  B,  saloon,  SW  cor  Bailroad 
and  16th  aves 

Holyoke  Chas  F,  322  Post 

Home  Art  Institute,  Mrs  H  Kuhl,  211 
Post 

Home  for  Aged  and  Infirm  Females,  cor 
First  and  Bryant 

HOME  BENEHT  ASSOCIATION. 

A  8  Brownell  sec,  328  Montgomery 
Homo  of  Inebriates,  NE  cor  Chestnut 
and  Stockton 

HOME  INSUBAHGE  CO.  Arthur  E 
Mugill  general  aet,  James  W  Whiting 
city  agt.  323  California 

Home  and  Loan  Associates,  Otto  Esche 
sec,  320  Sansome 

HOME    MUTUAL    INSURANCE 

CO*  <I  F  Houghton  pres,  Charles  J  L 
N  8h  'pard  vice-pres,  R  Story  sec,  K 
H  Magill  general  agt,  406  California 

Homer  M  &  M  C<s  F  E  Luty  sec,  330 
Pine 

Home  Restaurant,  Chas  Kopp  propr, 
cor  4th  and  Folsom 

Homeopathic  Hospital,  cor  27th  and 
Valencia 

HOMEOPATHIC  FHABMACT.  Bo- 

ericke  &  !!)chreck,  (successors  to  Bo- 
ericke  &  Tafel),  234  Sutter 

Honduras,  Consul  of,  F  Herera,  218  Cali- 
fornia 

Honey  Mrs  T,  lodging-house,  137  Mont- 
gomery 

Hongkong  and  Shanghai  Banking  Cor- 

J>oration,  W  H  Hairis  agt,  423  Cali- 
ornia 
Honig  &  Alexander  (Nathan  Honig  and 

Abraham  Alexander),  proprs  Pacific 

Mfg  Co,  109  Battery 
Honig  &  Baruoh,  furnishing  good?,   35 

Suttei- 
Honig  N  (A  Alexander  ft  Co),  802  and 

804  Kearny 
Honig  Nathan  (Honig  &  Alexauder),  109 

Battery 
Honigbaum  &  Cohn  (R  Honigbaum  and 

A  Cohn),  cigar  mfrs,  51  Sacramento 


Honigbaum  R  (Honigbaum  k  Cohn),  61 
Sacramento 

Honigsberger  C,  fancy  jgoods,  626  Larkin 

Honissbcrger  Louis,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
NEcor  Buah  and  Battery 

Honolulu  Regular  Dispatch  Line,  J  C 
Merrill  &  CVi  agts.  ::04  California 

Hook  Bros  (J  F  and  A  W  Hook),  books 
and  stationery,  26  6th 

Hook  Clarencu  (Henderson  k  Hook), 
1001  Bush 

Hook  and  Ladder  Co  No  1,  22  O'Farrell 

Hook  and  Ladder  Co  No  2,  627  Broad- 
way 

HOOKE  W  H,  aeo  Gordon  Hardware 
Co,  8  and  10  Pine 

Hooker  C  D,  clearing-house  clerk,  First 
National  Gold  Bank 

Hooker  Richard  C,  stock  broker,  339 
Pine 

HOOPER  C  A  (C  A  Hooper  &  Co  and 
A  M  Jewell  ft  Co),  cor  4th  and  Chan- 
nell  and  Berrv  bet  3d  and  4th 

Hooper  C  A  ft  Co  (C  A  and-  George  W 
Hooper),  lumber,  oor  4th  and  Channel 

Hooper  F  P  (F  P  ft  J  A  Hooper),  pier 
2i  Steuart 

Hooper  F  P  ft  J  A,  (Trinidad  Mill  Co), 
lumber,  pier  2)  Steuart 

HOOPER  GEO  W  (C  A  Hooper  ft  Co, 
and  A  M  Jewell  ft  Co),  cor  4th  and 
Channel  and  Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 

Hooper  J  A  (F  P  and  J  A  Hooper),  pier 
2i  Steuart 

Hooper  William  B  ft  Co,  shipping  and 
commission  merchants.  122  Front 

Hoops  Henry,  saloon,  5  Bay 

Hoops  Miss  Nellie,  artist,  728  Mont- 
gomery 

Hoover  Telephone  Co,  328  Montgomery 

HOP  SINO  &  CO,  boot  and  shoe  fac- 
tory, 413  Battery 

Hopkiqs  C  T,  pres  California  Insurance 
Co,  318  California 

Hopkins  Mrs  £  N,  varieties,  1934  Mis- 
sion 

Hopkins  E  W,  treas  C  P  R  R,  cor  4th 
and  Townsend 

Hopkins  G  W,  mining,  419  California 

Hopkins  Hall,  Brannan  bet  6th  and  7th 

Hopkins  Peter  ft  Co,  Grand  Hotel  bar. 
New  Montgomery 

HOPKINS  R  D>  mining  see,  436  Mont- 
gomery 

Hopkins  Thos,  coffee  saloon,  302  Dupont 

Hopkins  William  S,  stock  and  money 
broker,  302  Montgomery 

Horpe  Christian,  blacksmith,  Berry  nr 
4th 

Hoppe  J,  clothing,  637  Pacific 

Hoppe  J  C  (Brignam,  Hoppe  ft  Co),  320 
Front 

HOPPER  S  El  California  Glass  Bend- 
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IIoppi  0  E  (Hopp*  ft  Son),  429  Pine 
Hopp*  F  W  (Hoppi  k  Son),  429  Pine 
Hoppi  O  H  (Hoppi  ft  Son),  429  Pine 
Hoppa  Nellie,  artist,  728  Montgomery 
Hoppe  ft  Son  (C,  C  E,  O  H,  and  P  W 

Hopp*),  paintera,  429  Pine 
H0BA9  J  0>  atock  and  sale  yard,  N£ 

oor  lUth  and  Hownrd 
Horan  J  J  (Ambrose  ft  Horan),  stalls  78 

and  70  Centre  Market 
Horan  M  S,  attorney -at-law,  036  Clay 
Horgan  Daniel,  bootoiaker,  18th  nr  Noe 
Horgan  T,  dairy  produce.  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market 
Horigan  M  J,  plumber,  1612  Leaven- 
worth 
Horior  John  E,  furniture,  2013  Fillmore 
Horn  A  F  (A  F  Horn  ft  Son),  fruits  and 

vegetables,  2800  16th 
Horn  A  F  ft  Son  (F  C  Horn),  fruiti*  and 

vegetables,  2800  16th  cor  Howard 
Horn  Barney  (Murphy  &  Horn),  whole- 
sale butchers,  1st  nr  Kentucky 
Horn  F  C  (A  F  Horn  ft  Son),  fruits  and 

vegetables,  2800  16th  cor  Howard 
Horn  Jerome,  Magnetic  Healing  Baths, 

808  24tli 
HOBN  JOHN,  livery  stable,  1620  La- 

guna 
Horn  J  H,  meats,  55  Centre  Market 
Horn  R  G,  stockbroker,  322  Pine 
Horn  T  L  (Sanderson  ft  Horn),  327  and 

329  Front 

Homberg  A  P,  merchant  tailor,  443 
Bush 

H0RNBL3WEB  F  A  (Severance, 
Travel's  ft  Hornblower),  attorney-at- 
law,  331  Monti^omery 

Home  Electro-Magnetic  Belt,  Walter 
J  Home  mfr  and  propr,  office  702 
Market 

Home  Walter  J,  mfr  and  propr  Home's 
Electro-Magnetic  Belt,  702  Market 

Homer  C  W,  druggiat  and  physician, 
SW  cor  Sutter  and  Hyde  and  238 
Kearny  

HOENEB  JOHN>  boot  factory,  130O 
Folsoni 

Horner  W  C,  physician,  Kearny 

Horner  Jacob,  boarding  house,  64  aud 
66  1st 

Hornung  Fred  (Beck  ft  Hornung),  Mis- 
sion Market,  cor  16th  and  Mission 

Hornung  R  F,  piano  tuner,  739  Mar- 
ket 

Horseshoe  Mining  Co,  J  H  Sayro  sec, 

330  Pine 

Horseshoe  Soap  Co,  W  J  Houston  ft 

Co  agts,  21 9  California 
Horstman  Henry,  liquors,  cor  Mission 

and  30th 
Horstmann  ft  Co  (John  Horstmann  and 

Henry  Koster),  groceries,  700  Bush 

cor  Powell 


Horstmann  Henry,  saloon,  oor  80th  and 

Mission 
Horstmann  John  (Horstmann  ft    Co), 

700  Bush 
Horstmann  John,  soda  faotory,  767  and 

776  Bryant 
Horatmeyer  ft  Stroele  (Wm  Horstmeyer 

and  Herman  Stroele),  cabinetmakers, 

665  Mission 
Horstmeyer    Wm     (Horstmeyer    and 

Stroele),  665  Mission 
Hort  Joseph   (Joseph  Hort  ft  Co),  865 

Market 
Hort  Joseph  ft  Co  (Joseph  Hort  and 

Charles  Hawlejr),  saloon,  865  Market 
Hort    Mrs    Louisa,  Washington    Ex- 
change, liquors,  643  Washington 
Hortolu  Bernard,  fish,  335  3d 
Hortoit  ft  Baum   (John   T  Baum  and 

Walter   Horton),    saloon,    NW    oor 

Sansome  and  Bush 
Horton  C  W,  wood.  Front  near  Union 
Horton  Maria,  teacher    West  Mibsion 

Primary  School 
Horton  Geo  ft  Son,  carpenters,  cor  Hen- 
derson and  Lobos  ave 
Horton  Thos  R  (Martin  ft  Horton),  545 

Clay 
Horton  Walter  (Horton  ft  Baum),  NW 

cor  Sansumc  ond  Bush 
Hose  Co,  No  1,  Charles  Tow  foreman, 

112  Jackson 
Hose  Co,  No  4,  1802  Stockton 
Hosking  Thomas,  saloon,  536  Pacifio 
Hosnier  D  M  ft  Co  (G  J  Henry),  stock 

brokers,  429  California 
Hoss  John,  liquors,  NW  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Hotaling  A  P  (A  P  Hotaling  ft  Co),  429 

and  431  Jackson 
Hotalmg  A  P    ft  Co  (A    P  Hotaling), 

foreign  wines  and  liquors,  429  and  431 

Jackson 

"HOTEL  GAZETTE"  (The),  W   P 

Harrison  publisher,  518  Sacramento 
HOTEL  BHEIN.  J"o  N  Meyer  propr, 

yOi>  Kearny 
Hottua  ft  Hansen  (Nicholas  Hottua  and 

Andreas  Hansen),  carriage  mfrs,  715 

Folsom 
Hottua  Nicholas  (Hottua  ft  Hansen), 

715  Folsom 
Houetie  Constance,  sausages,  205  6th 
Hou^h  Howard  M  (Lynde   ft  Hough), 

418  Davis 
Hough  Jno,  saloon,  5  Mason 
Houghton  C  L,  architect  and  carpenter, 

2934  16th 
HOUGHTON  JAS  F,  pres  Home  Mu- 
tual Insurance  Co,  406  California 
Houghton  R  E  (Stetson  ft  Houghton), 

attomey-at-law,  315  Californ  a 
Houpt  C  H,  physician,  808  20th 
Hourcade  John,  liquors,  1909  Geary 


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Honriet  W  T,  watchmaker  and  Jeweler, 

1107th 
Houie  W  E,  watches  and  jewelry,  010 

Market 
House  Wm,  carpenter,  I62S  Market 
HoQse  Madam  W  M,  millinery,  308  6th 
Household  Sewing  Machine,  Mark  Shel« 

donagt,  0  11th  and  13  Ist 

H0U8BW0BTH   THOMAS  ft   00 

(Thomas  Houseworth),  opticians, 
California  views,  and  portrait  pho- 
tographers, 12  Montgomery 

HOUSEWORTH  THOMAS  (Thomas 
Houseworth  it  Co),  li'  Montgomery 

Housmaa  0  V,  civil  engineer,  109  Cali* 
fomia 

Houston  Hugh,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
720  Harrison 

Houston  James,  bootmaker,  103  9th 

Houston  R  T,  tailor,  324  Dupont 

HOirSTOV  W  J  (W  J  Houston  k  Co), 
215  California 

HOUSTON  W  J  ft  00  (W  J  Houston 
and  Wm  F  Perry),  mdse  brokers, 
shipping  and  oomntuion  merchants, 
mfrs  agts  for  soap,  starch,  borax, 
tobacco,  cigars  and  glass  and  agts  for 
PacifioJron  andNaU  Co,  216  and  217 
Califomia 

Hovey  Geo  D,  painter,  1866^  Stevenson 

Hovey  S  D,  broker,  316  Pine 

Howard  C  O,  attornpy-at-law,  609 
Kearny 

Howard  C  L,  proprSan  Rafael  Express, 
1  Conunercial 

Howard  Chas  Webb,  pres Spring  Valley 
Water  Works,  616  Califomia 

HOWARD  JOHN  L>  assistant  mgr 
Oregon  Improvement  Co  and  pres 
Seattle  Coal  and  Transportation  Co, 
210  Battery 

Howard  Mrs  Julia,  dressmaking,  621 
Mason 

Howord  Moses  B,  insurance  broker,  213 
Sansome 

Howard  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev 
Robert  Mackenzie,  719-729  Mission 

Howard  Mrs  U  A,  physician,  334  O'Far- 
rell 

Howard  Street  M  E  Church,  Rev  F  F 
Jewell  D  D  pastor,  636  aud  638  How- 
ard 

Howard  Street  Presbyterian  Church, 
Howard  bet  2 Ist  and  22d 

Howo  ft  Hall  (R  Howe  and  B  Hall), 
commission  merchants,  408  and  410 
Davis 

Howe  Robert  (Howe  &  Hall),  408  and 
410  Davis 

Howe  Scales,  D  N  Hawley  agt,  117  and 
119  Market 

Howell  Edward,  bootmaker,  950  How- 
ard 


Howell  H  W,  boots  and  i>hoes,  1130i 

Pacific 
Howell  John,  mining,  302  MontgonMry 

HOWELL  J  Wi  general  agt  North- 
western Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  of 
Milwaukee,  607  Montgomery 

Howell  M  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  616 
Montgomery 

HOWES  JOHN,  commission  merchant, 
604  and  606  Sansome 

Howit  H,  agt  for  Von  Ofen  ft  Cohen, 
956  Howard 

Howland  C  A,  operator  Imperial  Photo- 
graph Gallery,  724)  Market 

Howland  W  P,  fish  aud  poultry,  287 
6th  . 

Howlands  S  W,  prospector,  240  Mont- 
gqmery 

Howse  Heni^  L,  propr  Pacific  Oil  Stove 
Co,  869  Market 

Hoy  Alexander,  plumber  and  gasfltter 
and  stoves  and  ranges,  1012  Stockton 

Hoyt  A  A  (Brown  ft  Hoyt),  408  Cali- 
fornia 

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Hovt  John  G  (C  A  Edson  ft  Co),  604 

Battery 
Hrobatin  A,  bootmaker,  803  Jackson 
Hromada  A  (Schroder,  Albrecht  ft  Co), 

222  and  224  Battery 

H  T  HOLMES    LIME   CO,    H   T 

Holmes  mgr,  uifrs  Santa  Cruz  and 
Sacramento  lime  and  importers  of  ce- 
ment, plaster,  hair,  fire  brick,  tile 
etc,  14-18  Market 

Huant  Madam  M,  dressmaker,  305  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Huant  Paulin,  liquors,  305Montgom(:ry 
ave 

Hubbard  C  Van  Dyck,  mining  sec,  310 
Pine 

Hubbard  Mrs  E  H,  ladies'  hairdresser 
and  hair  goods,  923  Market 

Unbbard  Mrs  Ellen,  bakery,  N£  cor 
Broadway  and  Leavenworth 

Hubbard  G  A  (Jones  ft  Hubbard),  412 
Kearny 

Hubbard  Henry  W,  sewing  macbines, 
667  Mission 

Hu^ibard  H  H,  physician,  22  Geary 

Hubbard  House,  James  Gallagher,  139 
4th 

Hubbard  M  P,  California  Cigar  Box  Co, 
n  s  Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 

Hubbell  C  P  (Hubbbll,  Sbattuokft  Co), 
317  and  319  Front 

Hubbell  Samuel,  cooper,  17   Merchant 

Huhbell,  Shattuck  ft  Co  (0  P  Hubbell, 
J  C  Hampton,  W  8  Gage  and  D  D 
Shattuck),  wholesale  provision  and 
commission  merchants,  317  and  319 
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HubbttU  S  T  &  Co,  cooperage,  17  Mer- 
chant 

HubbertJoho,  butcher,  cor  24th  and 
Church 

Huber  A  (Huber  Bros),  620  Bush 

Huber  Albert,  coufectioneiy,  1026  Lar- 
kin 

Huber  Brob  (Adolph  and  Otto  F  Hu- 
ber), Old  Turn  Verein  Hall,  620  Bush 

Huber  Charles,  barber,  2007  Polk 

HTJBER  FAED,  propr  Arion  House, 
13  and  15  Page 

Huber  Henry,  liquors,  417  Bush 

Hulier  O  F  (Huber  Bros),  G20  Bush 

Hubert  Charles  (Charles  Hubert  &  Co), 
509  Davis 

Hubert  Charles  &  Co  (Charles  Hubert), 
ship  chandlers,  509  Davis 

Huchard  E  &  Son,  nursery  and  florists, 
1514Bu8h 

Huddleston  H,  propr  Great  American 
Importing  Tea  Co,.  140  and  142  6th 
and  522  and  524  Kearny 

Huddy  Hall,  909^  Market 

Hudson  Mrs  Anna,  second-hand  ladies' 
clothing,  941  Market 

Hudson  Geo,  attoraey-at-law,  87  Mont- 
gomery Block 

Hudson  Mrs  H  C  (C  C  Burr  &  Co),  Pa- 
cific Perfumery  Co,  13  Pine 

Hudson  Miss  M,  dressmaker,  512  Mason 

HUE,  XAT  &  C0>  mfrs  boots  and 
shoes,  123  Clay 

HUEENEB  &  KATSER  (Wm  Huef- 

ner  and  Albert  Kayser),  propra  "Cal- 
ifornia Journal, "  802  Montgomery 

Huefner  Wm  (Huefner  &  Kayser),  802 
Montgomery 

Huer  Philip,  groceries,  cor  Montgomery 
ave  and  Lombard 

Huerne  Prosper,  architect,  126  Kearny 

UUETEB BROS  &  CO  (EL and  Gus- 
tave  Hueter),  S  F  Pioneer  Varnish 
Works,  601  Market 

HUETER  E  L  (Hueter  Bros  &  Co),  601 
Market 

HUETER  OUST  AVE  (Hueter  Bros  & 

Co),  601  Market 
Huettmann  Mrs   A    C,    propr   Huett- 

macn's  Hotel,  cor  Polk  and  Market 
Huff  George  R,  cigars  and  tobacco,  424 

Folsom 
Hufschmidt  &    Bro  (H    and    L    Huf- 

achmidt),  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  637 

Clay 
Hufschmidt  F,  furniture,  653  and  655 

Market 
Hufschmidt  H  (Hufschmidt  &  Bro),  637 

Clay 
Hufschmidt  Louia  (Hufschmidt  ft  Bro), 

637  Clay 
Hngh  James  J,  groceries,  NW  cor  Bush 

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Hughes  Arthur,  general  mgr  S  F  &  N 

PRE, 430  California 
HUOHES£C>job  printer,   511   San- 
some 
Hughes  &  Foley(John  Hughes  and  Mich- 
ael Foley),   bakers,   SE  cor  4th  and 
Jessie  I'.nd  118  7th 
Hughes  H  &  Co  (H  Hughes  and  Frank 
W  Curtis),   mdse  brokers,    123  Cali- 
fornia 
HUGHES  JAMES  E,  attomey-at-law, 

331  Montgomery 
Hughes  John  (Hughes  &  Foley),  118  7th 
Hughes  John  F,  job  printer,  605  M' .at- 

gomery 
Hughes  John  J,  meat  market,  209  2d 
Hughes    Rienzi,     lodging-house,     715 

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Hughes  Thos  E  &    Sons,    real    estate, 
Fresno,  Cal,  John  T  Little  agt,   314 
Montgomery 
Hughes  Wm,  groceries,  546^  Mission 
Hughes  Wm,  laundry,  535  Mission 
Hughes  W  G,  mining,  sec  Baker  Divide 

Co,  330  Pine 
Hughes  William  S,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 572  Brannan 
Huguenin  J  C,  watches  and  jewelry,  700 

Market 
Huillet  Henry,  cooperage,  612  Battery 
Huin  Madame  F,  midwife,  639  Broad- 
way 
Hull  G  A,  United  States  Army  cloth- 
ing, Army  Building,  36  and  38  Mont- 
^Bomery 
HULL  GEO  L  (Camem  &  Hull)  409 

Mission 
Hulling  D  (Rehorst  &    Hulling),  336 

Bush 
Hulme  &  Hart  (Jas  P  Hulme  and  Jack- 
son Hart),  commission  merchants,  10 
Davis 
Hulme  Jas  P  (Hulme  &  Hart),  10  Davis 
HULSMANH  EREDi  groceries,  wines 
and  liquors,  cor  Pacific  and   Hyde, 
1338  Pacific,  residence  1602  Hyde 
Hultoa  A  (Hulton  Bros),  515  Bush 
Hulton  Bros  (August  and  Peter  Hulton), 

merchant  tailors,  515  Bush 
Hulton  P  (Hulton  Bros),  515  Bush 
Hultschinsky  R,  tobacco  and  cigars,  224 

O'Farrell 
Humbert  Joseph,  saloon,  120  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Humboldt  Bay  Steamship  Co,  22  Cali- 
fornia  

HUMBOLDT  BREWERT.  Wm  Noe- 

thmg  propr,  1839  Mission 
Humboldt  Hall,  cor  Erie  and  Mission 
HUMBOLDT  HALL  SALOON.  Con- 

rad  fiUchi  propr,  headquarters  Ebert's 

military  band,  cor  Kearny  and  Morton 
Humboldt  Hill  Milling  and  Mining  Co, 

J  Stadtfeld  Jr  sec,  419  California 


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Humboldt  Sa  vines  and  Loan    Society, 

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Humboldt  Wharf  Warehouse,  Haslett 

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Humbrecht  N  (Pouyallet  &,  Humbrecht), 

211  O'Farrell 
Hume  Geo  W,  salmon  and  commission 

merchant,  309  and  HI  1  Sacramento 
Hume   &  Hart,  grain,   commission,   10 

Davis 
Hume  R  D&  Co,  general  agts  for  Granite 

Blasting  Powder  and  Comet  Powder, 

agts    for  steamer    *"Tary  D  Hume" 

405  Front 
Hummel    G  &  Co   (G   Hummel),  dry 

goods,  105  5th 
Hummel  J,  liquors,  cor  Silver  aad  4th 
"Humorist,"  Louis  Thiele  piopr,   622 

Clay 
Humphry   G,    plumber   and  gaafitten 

Mission  bet  9th  and  10th 
Humphry  P  H,  physician,   1302  Folsom 
Humphrey  George,  collector,  605  Mont- 

g  "mery 
Humphrey  James,  groceries,  516  Geary 
HUMFffiUlY  P  H,  physician,  5  Mar- 
ket 
Humphreys  George,   plumber  and  gas- 

fitter,  1311  Mission 
Humphreys   J.>hn  T,   attorney-at-law, 

515  Kearny 
Huncke  John  (Schwark  &  Huncke),  510 

Howard 
Hund  Chas  (Klose  ft  Hund),  823  Market 
Hand  F  J,  physician,  156  3d 
Huk.'u  Fred,  hairdresser,  1102  Larkin 
Hund  O  H,  physician,  568  Folsom 
Hungarian-Austro,  Consul  of,  Rudolph 

Hochkoifer,  203  Front 
Hunt  A  B,  attorney-at-law,  629  Kearny 
Hunt  Dennis  D,  druggist,  oor  6th  and 

Folsom 
Hunt  Geo  H  (Geo  H  Hmnt  ft  Co),  209 

Sansome 
Hunt  George  H  ft  Co  (Geo  H  Hunt), 

wood  ana  coal,  209  Sansome 
Hunt  H  B  (Moore,  Hunt  ft  Co),  417 

Market 
Hunt   Henry  B  (Moore,  Hunt  ft  Co), 

417  and  419  Market 
Hunt  Herbert  R,  propr  Stenart  Street 

House,  104  Steuart 
Hunt   Mrs   Jane   6,  lodging-honse,  7 

Montgomery 
Hunt  J  D,  real  estate,  331  Montgomery 
Hunt  John  Jr,  judjge  Superior  Court, 

6  28  Montgomery  Kock 
Hunt  Jonathan  (Jonathan  Hunt,  Son  ft 

Co),  313  Califoniia 


Hunt  Jonathan,  Son  ft  Co  (Jonathan 
Hunt,  Samuel  O  Hunt  and  T  A  Mitch- 
ell), general  insurance  agts,  313  Cali- 
fornia 

Hunt  S  (Phillips  &  Hunt),  publishers 
and  booksellers,  1041  Market 

Hunt  Samuel  O  (Jonathan  Hunt,  Son  & 
Co),  313  California 

Hunter  B  C'furniture,  1518  Polk 

Hunter  James,  U  S  gauge",  323  Front 

Hunter  James,  ommissiou  merchant, 
328  Front 

Hunter  Nathaniel,  sec  California  S 
ety  for  the  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to 
Children  and  Animals,  614  Merchant 

Huntur  R  ft  E,  grocers,  cor  28th  and 
Dolores 

Hunter  R  P,  groceries,  cor  Valley  and 
Sanchez 

Hunger  ft  Shackleford  (Wm  Hunter  and 
T  J  Shackleford),  brick  mfrs,  310  Pine 

Huntington  C  P  (Huntington,  Hopkins 
&  Co),  res  New  York 

HUNTINGTON  F  A,  mfr  stamp  mills, 
crushers  and  rock  breakers,  concen- 
trators and  mining  machinery,  220 
Fremont 

Huntington  G  W,  lodging-house,  1104 
Mission 

Huntington,  Hopkins  ft  Co  (C  P  Hunt- 
ington, Chas  Miiler,  W  R  S  Foye  and 
Albert  Gallatin),  importers  hardware, 
iron,  steel,  coal,  etc,  junction  Bush 
and  Market 

Hurd  O  H,  physician,  568  Folsom 

Hurdis  Samuel,  painter,  4  Folsom 

Hurlbrink  Ernest  J,  saloon,  521  1st 

Hurlbut  Edwin  T  M,  physician,  850 
Market        

HURLEY  DENNIS  J,  stai/  builder, 
134  Main 

Hurst  Daniel  (Hurst  ft  Dore),  231  I6th 

Hurst  ft  Dore,  furniture,  231  16th 

Hurst  Jan^ea,  livery  stable,  1123  Mis- 
sion  

HUBTZIO    ft    SCHULTZE  (Wm 

Hurtzig  and    Paul   Schultze),  drug- 

gists,  140  3d 
HUBTZIO  Wk'  (Hurtzig  ft  Schultze), 

140  3d 
Husing  Frederick  (S*iraub   ft  Husing), 

317  Hayes 
Husing  Martin,  groceries,  NEcor  Broad- 
way and  Montgomery 
Husing  R  (Schwartz  &>  Having),  ^ocer- 

ies,  cor  1 8th  and  Mission 
Husing  R  (Schwartz,  Husing  ft  Meyer), 

1  Market 
Hussey  A  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  618 

California 
Huaaey  F  W  (Hayes  ft  Co),  California 

Tranafer  Co,  ?22  Montgomery 
Hussev  H  P  (H  P  Hussey  ft  Co),  310 

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HusBey  H  P  &  Co  (H  P  Huesey),  im- 
porters   and  commission   merchants, 
308  California 
Hussey  M  H,  liquors,  536  Pine 
Hussey  S  A  (Hayes  &  Co),  mgr  freight 
depot    California   Transfer  Co,  office 
222  Montgomery  and  524  Davis 
BUSTED  A,  attorney  and   collector, 

331  Montgomery 
HUSTED  F  H,  attomey-at-law,  420- 

424  Montgomery 
Hustedt  Henry,  groceries,  20  Frederick 
Huta£f  Henry  (Hutaff  &  Rahders),  636 

Minna  

HUTAFF    &     RAHDERS    (Henry 
Huta£f  and  Henry  Rahdera),  grocers, 
636  Minna 
Hutchings    L    W,  groceries,  SW   cor 

24th  and  Bryant 
Hntchins  C  B,  physician,  256  Taylor 
Hutchins  E  P,  mining  expert,  3^  Pine 
Hutchinson   Andrew,   bootmaker,   114 

7th 

HUTGHIHSON  C  I    (Hutchinson    ft 
Mann),  322  and   324  California  and 
302  Sansome 
Hutchinson  £  I,  attomey-at-law,  504 

Kearny 
Hutchinson  E  I,  mfr  of  a  new  improved 
system  for  cutting  and  making  ladies' 
clothes,  87  9th  or  504  Kearny 
Hutchinson  F  W,  stock  broker,  322  and 

324  Pine 
Hutchinson  H  L  (Fairbanks  &  Hutch- 
inson), 401  Market 
Hutchinson  John,  stock  broker,  5  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Hutchinson   Joseph,     attomey-at-law, 

520  Montgomery 
Hutchinson,  Kohl,  Philippeus  ft  Co,com- 
mission  merchants,  310  and  312  San- 

Bome  

HUTCHINSON  &  MANN  (C  I  Hutch- 
inson and  H  R  Mann),  general  insur- 
ance agts,  322  and  324  California  and 
302  Sansome 
Hutchinson  ft  McLean,  carpenters,  209 

Mason 
Hutchinson  Richard,  commission  mer- 
chant, 122  Clay 
Hutchinson  Wm  H  (Ross  ft   Hutchin- 
son), ^''linNess  ave  nr  Hayes 
Hutter  John,  saloon,  130  4th 
Hyanis  Bros  (E  and  Wm  Hyans),  whole- 
sale clothing,  220  Sansome 
Hyams  E  (Hyams  Bros),  220  Sansnmo 
Hyams  Geo  J  S,   clothing,   435  Mont- 
gomery 
Hyams  Wm  (Hyams  Bros),   220  San- 
some 
Hyatt  T  H  Jr,   stenographer,  604  Mer- 
chant 
Hyde  Chas,  coal  and  wood,  310  Leav- 
enworth 


Hyde  E  H  (E  H  Hyde  ft  Co),  t61  New 

Montgomery 
HydeEHftCo(EH  Hyde),  commis- 
sion merchants,  161  New  Montgomery 
Hyde  F  A,   attomey-at-law,  623  Com- 
mercial 
Hyde  Henry  C,   attomey-at-law,   41 1^ 

California 
Hyde  Isaac,  mgr  What  Cheer  House, 

529  Sacramento 
Hyde  M  D,  attomey-at-law,  623  Com* 

mercial 
Hyde  W  H,  house  mover,  645  Mission 
Hyde  W  H,  wood  and  coal,  647  Mission 
Hyland  J  B,  trank  mfr,  NW  cor  Sutter 

and  Montgomery 
Hyman  Bros  (Hyman  W,  Henry  W, 
Michael,  Morris  and  Joseph  Hyman), 
wholesale  grocers,  216  and  218  Cali- 
fornia 
Hyman  Henr^  W  (Hyman  Bros),  216 

and  218  California 
Hyman  Hyman  W  (Hyman  Bros),  216 

and  218  Califomia 
Hyman  Isaac  (Morris,  Levy  ft  Co),  142 

Jackson 
Hyman  J,  sec  Golden  Gate  Lodge  I  O 

B  B,  121  Eddy 
Hyman  Jacob  (Lipman  ft  Hyman),  403 

Pine 
Hyman  Joseph,   hairdresser,   703  Mis- 
sion 
Hyman  Leon,  barber,  2  6th  nr  Market 
UXMAN  M  ft  CO  (Moses  Hyman  and 
Abraham  Goudkind),  wholesale  boys', 
youths'  and  children's  clothing,  518 
Market 
HTHAN  MOSES  (M  Hyman  ft  Co), 

518  Market 
Hyman  N  J,  jewelry  and  fancy  goods, 

307  Keamy 
Hympn  W,  pawn  broker,  16  Kearny 
Hymi^.sGeoJ  S,  clothing,  435  Mont- 
gomery 
Hynard  Alonzo  P,  boarding  stable,  NW 

cor  Potter  and  Mission 
Hynes  Michael    (Grantield   ft   Hynes), 
1040  Howard 


laccheri  Garibaldo  (Particelli  ft  la- 
ccheri),  6  and  8  Tyler 

L  hi  Ban,  Japanese  Bazaar  and  Japanese 
decorative  goods,  22  and  24  (ieary 

Iglesia  de  Nuestra  r^'  nora  de  Guadalupe 
(Guadalupe  Chu.  .i),  Broadway  bet 
Mason  and  Taylor 

Iken  Fred,  506  Battery 

lis  John  G,  manufactory  French  cook- 
ins  ranges,  814  Kearny 

Imeili  Max,  saloon,  1254  Market 

Imhaus  Emile  J  (Imhaus  ft  Tribel),  403 
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mhaus  &  Triebel  (Emile  J  Iinhaus 
und  Louis  Triebel),  hardware,  403 
Hayes 

mhon  S  G,  stoves  and  tinware,  986 
Foisom 

minel  Augitst  J  S  (fleckmann  &  Im- 
mel),  NE  cor  Davis  and  Waahinuton 

mmigration  Commissioners,  C  D  Bun- 
ker, 508  Battery 

IMFEBIAL  FIRE  INSTJBANCE 
CO  (OF  LONDON),  Kobert  Dicksun 
mgr,  441  California 

imperial  German  Consulate,  A  Rosen- 
thal, 318  Sacramento 

mperial  London  Northern  Queen  Insur- 
ance Co,  Wm  Lane  Booker  agt,  332 
Montgomery 

mperial  Photograph  Gallery,  C  A  How- 
land  operator,  724^  Market 

mproved  Machinery  Co,  W  R  Quinan 
pres,  202  Bush 

mproved  Order  of  Retl  Men,  320  Post 

mproved  Order  of  Red  Men's  Hall, 
Chas  T  Smith  sec,  320  Post 

mproved  Order  Red  Men's  Library,  320 
Post 

ndependeuce  Band,  J  Edwards  leader, 
425  Pine 

ndependeuce  Hall,  39  4tb 

ndependent  German  Congregation  of 
S  F,  310  O'FarrcU 

ndependent  Order  of  Odd  Fellows, 
Leon  D  Freer  G  M,  Or  oville,  W  B 
Lyon  G  S,  San  Francisco,  325  Mont- 
ffomery 

ndependent  Order  of  Red  Men  (Ger- 
man), 519  Bush 

ndependent  Order  of  Red  Men's  Hall, 
510  Bush 

ndependent  Rifles,  George  Cantus  cap- 
tain, armory  020  Bush 

INDIANAFOLIS  CHAIR  MFO  CO. 

(F  Rentschler,  C  VVollpert  and  J 
Schwerdt),  mfrs  of  solid  walnut  fur- 
niture, 160  New  Montgomery 

Indian  Spring  Drift  Mining  Co,  A  B 
Paul  sec,  room  20,  328  Montgomery 

Indig  I,  artist,  8  Turk 

Industrial  Iron  Works,  MoCormick, 
Lewis  Si  Co,  233  and  235  Beale 

Ingcrsoll  (reorge  S,  storage  and  comsiis- 
uion,  1101  Battery 

Ingcrsou  H  H,  physician,  323  Geary 

Inguglia  J  B,  liah,  506  and  508  Mer- 
cliant 

INMAN  LINE  STEAMSHIP  CO.  A 

Malpas  aut,  foot  of  Market 

Inman  Wm  M,  gloves,  31  3d 

INSELMANN  H.  fruits  and  vege- 
tables, canned  d:tiry  produce,  cigars 
and  tobacco,  446  3d 

Inspector  of  Boilers,  J  Hillman 

Inspector  of  Hulls,  J  H  Freeman, 
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Inspector's  office  Post-OSice  Depart- 
ment, 320  Sansome 

Insurance  Commissioner,  J  C  Maynard, 
401  California 

INSURANCE  CO  OF  THE  STATE 
OF  PENNSYLVANIA,  215  San- 
some 

Internal  Revenue  Bonded  Warehouse, 
1st  District,  Bode  &  Searle  (Geo  C 
Bode  and  James  J  Searle),  Battery 
nr  Filbert 

Internal  Revenue  Agent  and  Collector, 
T  J  Kinney,  Appraiser's  Building 

Internal  Revenue  Office,  Chancellor 
Hartson  collector,  Sansome  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Juckson 

Internat'inal  Hotel,  H  C  Patridge 
propr,  824  and  8^6  Kearny 

International  Ice  Co,  B  B  Minor 
room  10,  Safe  Deposit  Building 

INTERNATIONAL  MARINE 
SURANCE  CO   (LIMITED) 
LIVERPOOL,  Donaldson  &  Co  agts 
and  a)^torneys,  319  California 
Ips witch  John,  oyster  house,  45,  89  and 

90  Centre  Market 
Iredale  A  S  &  C  W,  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  862  Mission 
Irelan  William  Jr,  assayer,   47-49  Mer- 
chant's Exchange 
Ireland  William,  mdse  broker,  room  4, 

121  California 
Irish-American  Hall,  818  Howard 
Irish  Confederation  Hall,  751  Market 
IRISH  MRS  S>  millinery,  70S  Market 

and  !J  and  1 1  Geary 
Irozoque  Frank,  saloon,  649  Pacific 
Irvine  Mrs  W  G,  fancy  goods,  162  9th 
IRVINE  WILIiIAM,attorney-at-law, 

217  Sansome 
Irvine  Wm  G,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1 18 

4th 
Irving  H  P,  attorney-atlaw,  90  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Irving  Institute,  Rev  Edward  B  Church 

principal,  1U36  Valencia 
Irving  Primary  School,  cor  Broadway 

and  Sansome 
Irving  Samuel  (Samuel  Irving  &  Co), 

206  Kearny 
Irving  Samuel  &  Co  (Samuel  Irving  and 
W    P    Soaii^ht),    gents'     furnishing 
goods,  206  Kenrnv 
IRWIN  HORACE  D  &  CO  (Horace  D 
Irwin),  general  agts  The  Accident  In- 
surance Co  of  North  America,   216 
Sansomj 
frwin  Samuel  M,  whitener,  13  3d 
Isaac  M,  tailor,  639  Calif' irnia 
Isaac  Solomon,  tailor,  5u7  Jackson 
Isaac  W  B  (J  D  Culp  &,  Co).  16  Front 
Isatujs  Albert,  clothing,  823  Kearny 
Isaacs  Benjamin,  metal  signmaker,  404 
Montgomery 


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Isaacs  Henry  M,  ffeneralmdse,  Willows, 

Cal,  office  206  Montgomery 
Isaacs  Hymao,  clothine,  239  3d 
Isaacs  S  &  Bro  (Samuel  and  Alexander 

Isaacs),  dry  goods,  122  6th 
Isaacs  Samuel,  tailor,  412  Hayes 
Isaacs  Samuel,  clothint;,  325  Pacific 
Isalia  Doratha,  saloon,'  629  Fine 
Iseli  Jacob,  liquors,  529  Pine 
Isham  A  H,  mgr  Studebaker  Bros  Mfg 

Co,  31  Market 
Isidore  Isaac,  furniture,  812  Montgomery 
Islias  Creek  Property  Owners  Associa- 
tion, P  S  Seculovich  pres,  504  Steven- 
son cor  6th 
Israel  J,  clothin;^,  934  Dupont 
Israel  Max  (Kraker  &  Israel),  521  Mar- 
ket 
Israel  Simon,  clothing,  614  4th 
Israelsky  J,  sec  Chebra  Ohavi  Shalom, 

121  Eddy 
IssendorffFred,  groceries,  SWcorBeale 

and  Howard 
Isson  Samuel,  watchmaker,  1401 1  Piw- 

ell 
Isson  Samuel,  watchmaker  and  jewel- 
er, 403  Pacific 
Isthmus  House,  W  J  Bailey  propr,  54 

1st 
Italian  Benevolent  Asylum,  2Sth  bet 

Valley  and  Noe 
Italian  Consulate,  F  Lambertenghi  con- 
sul, room  19,  506  Battery 
ITALIAir  MUSICAL  mSTITUTE 

OF  SAH  FAANdSCO.  D  Speranze, 

104  Kearny 
Ivancovich  J  &  Co  (John  Ivancovich), 

foreign    and    domestic    fruits,    600 

Washington 
Ivancovich  John  (J  Ivancovich  &  Co), 

500  Washington 
Ivemeyer   Henry,  liquors,  cor  Commer- 
cial and  Battery 
Ivers   William    (Byrne    &    Ivers)   424 

Montgomery 
Ives  G  I,  stock -broker,  402  Montgomery 
IXL    Elastic  Truss  Co,  A  A  McLean 

mgr,  646  Market 
IXL  Lime  Co,  Blochman  &  Cerf  agts,  5 

and  7  Drumm 
Ixora  Hall,  737  Mission 


Jaccard  D  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

430  Hayes 
Jaccard  K  E,  watchmaker,  436)  Hayes 
Jacks  Ernest,  coffee  saloon,  1035  How- 
ard 
Jacks  Robert,  saloon,  cor  22d  and  Fol- 

■om 
Jackson  A,  carpenter,  810  Jones 
Jackson  Alexander,  Sailors'   Boarding 
House,  66  an'  38  Oregon 


JACKSON  BREWERY,  Wm  A  Fred- 
erick propr,  1428  Mission 
JACKSON  BTRON    (Jackson  ft  Tru- 
man),    655-631     6th     and    149-169 
Bluxome 
Jackson  D  B,  gen  passenger  and  ticket 
agt    Pacific    Coast     Steamship    Co's 
steamers,  214  Montgomery 
Jackson  £  J,  California  and  European 
Agency,  16  Montgomery  ave 

Jackson  Foundry,  John  O  lis  propr, 
cor  Webb  and  Montgomery  ave 

Jackson  Henry  R  (Otto  Brandt  ft  Co), 
1038  Market 

JACKSON  J  A>  taxidermist,  647  Mar- 
ket 

Jackson  Jacob,  tailor,  515  Sacramento 

Jackson  J  G,  lumber,  pier  4  Steuart 

JACKSON  JOHN  P.  pres  Post  Pub- 
lishing Co,  5U0  Montgomery 

Jackson  Park,  Carolina  and  Santa 
Clara 

Jackson  P  H,  illuminating  roofs  for 
basements,  mechanical  expert,  231  1st 

Jackson  R  C  (Yates  ft  Jackson),  4  and 
6  Dupont 

Jackson  R  W,  mfr  abalone  shell  Jewel- 
ry, 614  Market 

Jackson  Street  Experimental  School, 
1 16  Jackson 

Jackson  Street  Primary  School,  cor 
Jackson  and  Webster 

JACKSON  ft  TRUMAN  (I  J  Truman 
and  Byron  Jackson),  mfrs  agricultural 
implements,  625-631  6th  and  149- 
16U  Bluxome 

JACKSON  T  W  (T  W  Jackson  ft  Co), 
304  California 

JACKSON  T  W  ft  CO  (Thomas  W 
Jackson  and  Frederick  Holmes),  com- 
mission merchants,  sheep  wash,  soap 
makers'  materials,  soda,  purchasing 
agts,  304  California 

Jackson  W.  saloon,  cor  Clay  and  Davis 

Jacob  Cha«  £,  coffee  and  spice,  1563 
Market  ^KM 

Jacob  J,  chief  Golden  Gate  Stamm 
Independent  Order  of  Red  Men,  510 
Bush 

Jacob  Mme  Leontine,  milliner,  806 ) 
Geary 

Jaoobi  F  (Lachman  ft  Jacobi),  113  2d 

Jacobi  J  J  (Lachman  ft  Jacobi),  113  2d 

Jacobi  L,  collector,  426  California 

Jacobs  Abe,  tailor,  709  Mission 

JACOBS  ABRAHAM,  pawn-broker, 
variety  store  and  gen  mdse,  613  Pacific 

Jacobs  Mrs  Anna,  bakery,  955  Howard 

JACOBS  B  Ft  publisher  and  propr 
"Dry  Goods  Reporter,"  35  Sutter 

Jacobs  Mrs  C,  dry  goods  retail,  NW  cor 
Howard  and  24th 

Jacobs  Mrs  Caroline,  dry  goods,  2736 
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Jaooba  Miss  Celis,  teacher  Valencia 
Primary  School 

Jacobs  Chas  8  (8  Jacobs  &  Son),  408 
Kearny 

JAOOBS  &0Q  (S  L  Jacobs),  ladies'  un- 
derwear, 226  Kearny 

Jacobs  David,  tailor,  409  East 

JAOOBS  &  EASTON  (Julius  Jacobs 
and  George  Eastou),  general  insurance 
agts,  216  Sansome 

Jacobs  Mrs  Fanny,  second-hand  cloth- 
ing, 335^  3d 


Jacobs  Mrs  George,  second-hand  cloth- 
ing, 237  5th 
Jacobs  Mrs  H  (Mrs  H  Jacobs  &  Co),  22 

6th 
JACOBS  MBS  H  ft  GO  (Mrs  H  Jacobs), 

fancy  goods  and  trimmings,  22  6th 
Jacobs  I  H  (Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co),    17 

and  1!)  Battery 
Jacobs  Jake,  barber,  511  Montgomery 

ave 
Jacobs  J,  dry  goods,  215  Dupont 
Jacobs  J,  tailor,  2407  California 
Jacobs  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  19  3d 
Jacobs  Jacob  Jr,  barber,51 1  Montgomery 

ave        

JACOBS  JUUUS  (Jacobs  &  Easton), 

216  iSansome 
Jacobs  L  P  (Jacobs  &  Wise),  1205  Stock- 
ton 
Jacobs  Marx,  tailor,  519^  6th 
Jacobs  M  C,   tailor,    NE  cor  4th   and 

Folsom 
Jacobs  Meyer,  attorney-at-law,  315  Cal- 
ifornia 
Jacobs  M  &  Son    (M    and    8   Jacobs), 

wholesale  clothing,  20  Sansome 
Jacobs  Our,  liquors,  2  and  4  Leidesdorff 
Jacobs  Philip   (Wise   tt   Jacobs),    332 

Montgomery  ave 
Jacobs  Raphael,  boots  and  shoes,  218 

6th 
Jacobs  Miss  Susie,  teacher  S  S  F  School, 

SW  cor  14th  ave  and  L 
Jacobs  S  (8  Jacobs  &  Son),  408  Kearny 
Jacob's  Saloon,   Jacob  Hilspich  propr, 

2  and  4  Leidesdorff 
Jacobs  8  k  Son  (S  and  Charles  S  Jacobs), 

drv  goods,  408  Kearny 
JACOBS  S  L  (Jacobs  &  Co),  226  Kearny 
Jacobs  Wm  (A  Lusk   k    Co),    423-433 

Brannan  and  534  and  536  Clay 
Jacobs  k  Wise  (L  P  Jacobs  and  J   H 

Wise),  dry  goods  1205  Stockton 
Jacobsen  Peter,  groceries,  2019  Mason 
Jacobson  Dave,  coal,  28  Turk 
Jacobson  Jacob,  bird  store,  7  Taylor 
Jacobson  J,  teacher,  room  11,  603  Pine 
Jacobsom  8,  mfr  cigars  nnd  tobacco,  3 

Market 
Jaooby  Albert,  groceries,  1 14  7th 
Jacoby  H,  groceries,  NW  cor  7th  and 

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Jaooby  Isaac  N  (Landis  k  Jacoby),  543 
Market 

JACOBY  LOUIS,  general  agt  Provi- 
dence-Washington  Insurance  Co  of 
Providence,  R  I,  Prescott  Insurance 
Co  of  Boston  and  Prussian  National 
Insurance  Co  of  Stettin,  Prussia,  of- 
fice 439  California 

Jacoby  Philo,  publisher  "Hebrew,"  612 
Commercial 

Jacoby  Samuel,  dry  goods,  1114  Stock- 
ton 

Jacques  I  F,  carpenter,  Larkin  bet  Sut- 
ter and  Post 

Jacques  Escaig,  cutter  an  I  grinder,  524 
Commercial 

Jacques  I  F,  laundry,  1020  Larkin 

Jacques  Mme  T,  laundry 

Jacquot  E,  insurance  broker,  219  San- 
some 

Jaffe  L  (L  Jaffe  k  Co),  244  Sutter  and 
656  Howard 

Jaffe  L  &  Co  (L  Jaffe  and  J  Steen),  coal, 
244  Sutter  and  656  Howard 

Jagels  Dick  (Breed  k  Jagels),  8E  cor 
Jessie  and  New  Montgomery 

Jager  George  W,  barber,  630  O'Farrell 

Jahn  Albrecht  (Cormac  k  Jahn),  606 
Clay 

JAHN  ft  FOSTER*  costumers,  121 
Stockton 

Jahn  George,  bakery,  152  1st 

Jahn  H  (Jahn  k  Foster),  121  Stock- 
ton 

Jaka  Charles,  saloon,  625  Pacific 

Jacobs  John  C,  groceries,  cor  Jackson 
and  Buchanan 

James  Mrs  Anna,  dressmaking,  iS13 
Polk 

James  C  A,  real  estate,  402  Montgomery 

James  Eva,  California  Fuse  Works,  cor 
14th  and  Channel 

James  J  G,  stock -raiser,  331   Kearny 

James  Lick  Trust,  H  E  Mathews  agt, 
606  Montgomery 

James  Mrs  Minnie,  dressmaker,  115 
Kearny 

James  Richard,  saloon,  825  Montgomery 

James  Mrs  8,  dressmaking,  1834  How- 
ar4 

James  W  T  Jr,  drayman,  125  Washing- 
ton 

Jameson  Horace  D,  harnessmaker,  5 
lat 

JAMISON  ft  DIETRICH  (W  C  Jami- 

son  and  Edward  Dietrich)>  candy  mfrs 

1214  Market 
Jamison  J  J,  sec  Cosmopolitan  Council 

O  C  F,  510  Bush 
Jamison  W  C  (Jamison  k  Dietrich),  1214 

Market 
Janke  John,  liquors,  533  Washin{|ton 
Janovich   Luco.  liquors,  cor  Davis  and 

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JANBEN'   ALEX,  importer  and  mfr 
upiiolstcry,  liedding  and  feathers,  fac- 
tory 124  Main,  steam  feather  reno- 
vator 25  Silver,  salesrooms  48-54  2d 
Jansen  F,  crockery,  324  Sansome 
Jansen  F  (Jansen  &  Thiele),  hatter,  118 

6th  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Jansen  George  A  F,  saloon,  NE  cor  1st 
and  fieale  street  wharf 

Jansen  K,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
320  Kearny    

JANSEN  &  THEEXE  (F  Jansen  and 
J  Thiele),  hatters,  118  Uth  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard 

Janson  C,  Coasting  Boarding  House, 
204  and  206  Steuart 

Janson  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,  NW  cor 
Shotwell  and  20th 

Jansen  Fred  C,  German  Hotel,  18  Ist 

Jantztn  Fred,  crockery,  china  and  glass- 
ware, 641  Kearny,  131 2d,  104  Gth  and 
524  and  526  Sansome 

Jantzen  Wm  F,  printer,  104  6th 

Japan,  Consul  of,  Kentaro  Yanagiva, 
703  Market 

Japanese  Art  Repository,  G  T  Marsh 
and  E  Amsden,  625  Market 

JAPANESE  GOSPEL  SOCIETT  LI- 
BRARY* meet  Satuntay  evening  fur 
mutual  instruction,  116  Tyler 

Jaqups  James  B,  restaurant,  26  1st 

JiUaSOE  &  HARRISON  (John  R 
Jarboe  and  K  E  Harrison),  attorncys- 
at-law,  230  Montgomery 

Jarboe  John  R  (Jarboe  &  Harrison),  230 
Montgomery 

JARDUTE  JOSEPH  R  propr  Atlas 
Iron  Works,  135  and  137  Beale 

Jaretzki  Mandel,  clothing,  614  Broad- 
way 

Jarman  H  G,  paints,  232  16th 

Jaujou  E  A  (E  A  Jaujou  &  Co),  430  and 
432  Jackson 

Jaujou  £  A  &  Co  (E  A  Jaujou  and  Leon 
ChassaiTLe),  liquors,  430 and 4 32  Jack- 
son   

JATNES  FRANK,  supt  Western 
Union  Teleiiraph  Co,  302  Mont^joinery 

J  C  YOUNG  MEDICAL  INSTI- 
TUTE (THE),  204  Post 

Jeannette  Saloon  (Breede  &  Jagels 
proprs),  SE  cor  Jessie  and  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Jeunnot  Franquois,  gardener,  1215 
Geary 

Jeauneau  &  Lemaitre  (P  Jeauncau  and 
J  Ctinaitre),  meats,  stall  67  Centre 
Market 

Jeauneau  Peter  (Jeauneau  &  Lemaitre), 
67  Centre  Market 

'  A  W,  sec  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co, 
216  Sacramento 

Jeffers  A  J  (P  L  Archibald  &  Co),  1324 
Market 


Jeffers  Milo  S  (H  Rosenkrans  &  Co), 

638  Market 
JeflFers  Mrs  S,  dre«maker,  7  Stockton 
JEFFERS  &  WELLS  (Wm  H  JeflFers 

and  Frai^k  F  Wells),  Universal  Coi»y- 

ing  Co,  1202  Mission 
Jeffers  Wm  H  (Jeffers  &  Wells),  Univer- 
sal Copying  Co,  1202  Mission 
Jefferson  John  W  (Heydenfeldt,  Jefferson 

&  Levy),   attoriieys-at-law,  318  Pine 
Jefferson  Square,  Eddy  and  Gough 
Jeffray   Wm,  metal  and    coal   broker, 

204  California 
Jellison  B  F,   saloon,  600  Kuarny  and 

544  California 
Jenkins  Mrs  Alice,  cigars,  14  Folaom 
Jenkins  Joshua,  cigars  and  tobacco,  531 

East 
Jenkins  &  Seeley,  dentists,  1402  Bush 
Jenkins  G  W,  dentist,  n02  Bush 
Jenks  A,    artist,    room    311     Phelan's 

Block,  806  Market 
Jenks  George  H,  physician,  321  Geary, 

office  850  Market 
Jenness  J  F,    propr   Jenness'   Mission 

Express,  3  and  5  Commercial 
JENNINGS  CASSIUSH.  attomey-at 

law,  331  Moiitgomenr 
Jennings  C  B,  mdse  broker  and  com 

mission  merchant,  121  California 
Jennings  &  Co  (Wm  Pirrie,  Sara  Jen 

nings  and  John  McHugh),  South  End 

Warehouse,  cor  Japan  and  Townsend 
Jennings  D  A,  mining  sec,  401  Califor 

nia 
Jennings  F  A,  whitener  and  plasterer, 

23  5th 
Jennings  F  R,  boots  and  shoes,  704  Mis 

sion 
Jennings  George  A  (Crossin  &  Jennings) 

lUOO  Market 
Jennings  Joseph  C  (Jennings  &  Still 

mann),  317  California 
Jennings  Ms  J    J,    dressmaker,    1012 

Larkin 
Jennings  Sara   (Jennings   &    Co),    cor 

Japan  and  Townsend 
Jennings  &  Stillmann  (Joseph  C  Jen- 
nings and  AU'ied  Stillmann),  insurance 
I     agts,  317  California 
Jennings  Thos,    wholesale    grocer,  416 

and  418  Sansome 
JENNY  DAN    W,    bookkeeper,    519 

Post 
Jenny  Mrs  Mary  L,   lodging-house,   23 

Stockton 
Jensen  Fredrick,  saloon,,  cor  Bealo  and 

Harris'  >n 
Jephson  J  0,  job  printer,  76t)  Market 
Jerome   Mrs    Theodore,    lodging-house, 

26.{  3d 
Jersey  Farm  Dairy,  retail  dairy  produce, 

R  G  Sneath  propr,  837  and  8.19  How- 
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Jesse  ft  Drew  {G  R  Jesse  and  H  M 
Drew),  stnirbuilders  South  Point  Mill, 
Berry  bet  3d  an  I  4th 

Jesse  G  R  (Jesse  &  Drew),  Berry  bet  3d 
and  4tli 

Jessen  Paul  (Petersen  &  Co),  SE  cor 
Muin  and  Market 

Jesson  Samnel,  branch  bakery,  209  24th 

Jessup  Andrew  J  (Clupp  ft  Jessup),  NE 
cor  Mia^ion  and  Fremont 

Jessup  T  C.  dentist,  103  Montgomery 

Jewel  — ,  i;hy!iicinn,  200  Franklin 

Jewell  A  M  ( A  M  Jewell  ft  Co),  n  s  Berry 
bet  3d  and  4th 

JEWELL  A  M  &  CO  (A  M  Jewell,  C 
A  and  G  VV  Hooper),  mfrs  wooden 
pumps,  pipe,  tuba  and  water-tanks, 
factory  ami  office  Berry  bet  3d  and  4tli 

Jewell  T  E,  miniu<r,  330  Pine 

JEWELT.  REV  F  F.  p  istor  Howard 
Street  M  E  Church,  res  8  Hubbard 

Jewell  Godfrey  (Mierson,  Jewell  &  Co), 
828  and  830  Kearny 

Jewett  Henry  C  (Sherman  S  Jewett  ft 
Co),  120  Battery 

Jewett  Joaiah  (Sherman  S  Jewett  ft  Co), 
120  Battery 

Jewett  Sherman  8  (Sherman  S  Jewett  ft 
C.»),  120  Battery 

Jewett  Sherman  S  ft  Co  (Sherman  S, 
Josiah  and  Henry  C  Jewett),  whole- 
sale stoves,  rangeb  and  hollow  ware, 
120  Battery 

"Jewish  Almanac,"  Wm  Sa-ilburg  pub- 
lisher, 022  Clay  bet  Kearny  and 
Montgonjery 

Jewish  Orphan  Asylum,  cor  Deviaadera 
and  (irove 

"Ji'wish  Progress,"  Abraham  Seeligsohn 
editor,  008  SHcramento 

"Jewish  Times,"  P  L  Phillips  mgr,  615 
Kearny 

JIGHA  JOHN,  gunsmith,  024  Wash- 
ington 

Jiiisfcld  P,  hairdresser,  050  Market 

JOACHIMSEN  H  L,  attorney -at-law, 
502  M(>iiti.'<»niory 

J  M  BRUNSWICK  BALKE,  se<>  The 

J   M   Bruaawtck  ft  Balke  Co,  053  and 
051J  Market 
Joble  -lohn  A,  saloon,  Long  Bridge 
Jobmann  Julius,  li(|uors,  20  Gth 
Job»<en  VV  <r,  coal,  21   Anthony 
Jobson  W  (r,  coal,  51 1  Bush 
Jock  Jos,   hairdresser,   03  New  Mont- 

g  mery 
Joe  Bros,  poultry,  422  Clay 
Joel  A  M,  ne  k-tie  factory,  200  Bush 
Johansen  Peter,  music  teacher,  84  Ever- 
ett 
Johanson  O,  liquors,  7  Commercial 
John  A  Roebling's  Sons  Co  (The),  mfrs 
iron  and  eteel  \\ire  rope,  S  V  Mooney 
mgr,  14  Drumm 


John  William,  cigars  and  tobacco,  123 

D^ipont 
Johns  William,  mgr  Sierra  Bnttes  Gold 
Mining  Co  also  London  and  California 
Mining  Co,  320  Sansome 
Johnson  A  D  bootmaker,  013  Laguna 
Johnson  A  F,  saloon,  10  Jackson 
Johnson  Andrew,  liquors,  l54  Steuart 
Johnson  Anthony,  furniture,  572  Bran- 
nan 
Johnson  ft  Brent  (Chris  Johnson  and 
Fred  Brent),  coflFee  saloon,  614^  Cali- 
fornia 
Johnson  Charles,  saloon,  25  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Johnson  Chas,  saloon,  201  Steuart 
Johnson  Chas  E,  liquors,  313  East 
Johnson  Chris  (Johnson  ^  Brent),  614) 

California 
Johnson  C  M,  photographer,  108  Powell 
Johnson  C  J,  liquors,  220  Hardie  Place 
Johnson  David,  saloon,  10  Steuart 
Johnson  E  A,  Mechanic's  House,  8  and 

10  Berry 
Johnsiin  Frank  S  (Renner  ft  Co),  SE  cor 

Muin  and  Market 
Johnson  Frank,  saloon,  16  Folsom 
Johnson  Fred  (Johnson  ft  Schule),  5  Post 
Johnson  Geo  (Pendergast,  Smith  ft  Co), 

217  Fremont 
Johnson  Gust,  liquors  and  lodging,   7 

Commercial 
Johnson  H,  liquors,  543  Merchant 
Johnson  Henry,  chop  house  and  coffee 

saloon,  325  Drumm 
Johnson  H  K,  dairy  produce,  1045  How- 
ard bet  0th  and  7  th 
Johnson  H  P,  bootmaker,  164  Jessie 
Johnson  Mrs  I,  liquora,  19  Commercial 
Johnson  J,  barber,  1000)  Market 
Johnson  James  A,  attorney-at-law,  629 

Kearny 
JOHNSON  J  C  (J  C  Johnson  ft  Co),  12 

iiiiil  14  Pine 

JOHNSON  J  C  &  CO  (J  C  and  J  M 

Jolinaoii),   saiUliery,   harness,   leather 

and  harness  hardware-,  12  and  14  Pine 

Johnson  Jeremiah,  merchant  tailor,  400 

Lark  in 
Johnson    J    G,    South    San  Francisco 

Pnckincr  Co,  220  Front 
JOHNSON  J  M   (J  C  Johnson  ft  Co), 

J  2  and  14  Pi.:e 
Johnson  J  M,  wood  and  coal,  413  Tyler 
Johnson  John,  cigars,    1   Montgomery 

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Johnson  John,  bootmaker,  SE  cor  Post 

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Johnson  John,  bootmaker,  127)  2d 
Johnson  Joseph   A,  painter,  517  Cali- 
fornia 
Johnson  Josiah  G,  South  San  Francisco 
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Johnaon  Mm  J  W,  lodging-hoose,  19 

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Johnson  Mrs  M,  clothing,  990  Folaom 
Johnson  Martin,  dairy,  cor  Dolores  and 

30th 
Johnson  Orlof  (Wilson  &  Johnson),  107^ 

Jackson 
Johnson  Ott(t,  groceries,  NE  cor  Broad- 
'     way  and  Kearny 
Johnson  P  (Sanders  &  Johnson),  3  New 

Monttromery 
Johnson  P  A(Erickson  ft  Johnson),  812 

Kearny 
Johnson  Peter,  groceries,  2598  Howard 
Johnson  Peter,  restaurant,  783  Market 
Johnson  Peter,  saloon,  228  Montgomery 

ave 
JOHNSON  SOBT  (Spence  ft  Johnson), 

93  California  Market 
Johnson  Samuel,   wood  and  coal,  321 

7th 
Johnson  &  Hchule  (Fred  Johnson  and  F 
A  Schule),  harness  ornaments,  badges, 
monograms,  etc,  6  Post 
Johnson  Sidney  L,  attorney-at-Iaw,  523 

Montgomery 
Johnson   W  C,   insurance    broker,  409 

California 
Johnson  Wm  II,  physician,  48  4th 
Johnson  Wm,   sailors'    boarding-house, 

140  Folsom 
Johnson  Wm  Neely,   attorney-at-law, 

715  Clay 
Johnson    Mrs  M,   ladies'    second-hand 

clothing,  990  Folsom 
Johnson    Peter,    grocer,   cor   22d    and 

Howard 
Johnson  Mrs  S,  dressmaker,  213  llth 
Johnston  A  (£  H  Jones  &  Co),  535  Mar- 
ket 
Johnston  Miss  Clara,  teacher  Valencia 

Primary  School 
Johnston  J  P  (Bradley  ft  Johnston),  640 

Clay 
Johnston  Mrs  Martha   E,  candy,    135 

Kearny 
Johnston  01  f,  carpenter,  213  Ellis 
JOHNSTON  THOMAS  W.   sec  Sono- 
ma Valley  Railroad,  auditor  S  F  ft  N 
P  Railroad,  430  Montgomery 
JOHNSTON  WM  D,  chemical  labora- 
tory, assayer,  118  and  120  Halleck 
Johnston  W  S  (W  S  Johnston  ft  Co), 

NE  cor  Fremont  and  Mission 
Johnston  W  S  ft  Co  (W  S  Johnston  and 
F  B*  Roe),  electricians,  NE  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Mission 
Johnstone  E  McD,  agt  Renton  Coal  Co, 

cor  Mason  and  Geary 
Joice  E  V,  notary  public,  6  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Joinct  Victor,  machinist  and  engineer, 

510  Commercial 
Joiner  James  J,  engraver,  33  Kearny 


Jolliffe  W  H,  chief  of  pilot  office,  506 

Battery 
Jonas  I  A,  watulimakp     !28  Pacifio 
Jonas  N,   auctioned      .ad  commission 

merchant,  434  Koarny 
Jones  ft  Bryant  (Orin  Jones  and  George 
Bryant),  shoe  and  slipper  makers,  769 
Market 
Jones  C  A  (Preble  ft  Jones),  218  Dnvis 
Jones  C  C,    merchandiso  broker,    202 

Sacramento 
Jones  Charles  A  ^.McAlester  ft  Jones), 

422  Montgomery 
Jones  Chas   A  (Preble    ft  Jones),   218 

Davis 
Jones  C  J,   real  estate,  rooms  1  and  2 
Chronicle  Building  and    230    Mont- 
gomery 
JONES  &    CO  (M  P  Jones  and  E  B 
Beuk),  wholesale  grocers,  shipping  and 
commission     merchants,    agts    Mer- 
chants' Lino  of  Packets,  121  and  123 
Market  cor  Main 
Jones  &  Co  (Cyrus  G  Jones),  clothing, 

712  and  714  Market  and  15  Geary 
Jones  ft  Co  (Geo  W  Jones),  218  and  220 

Front 
Jones  D  H,  RusHian  River  Land  and 

Lumber  Co,  4  California 
Jones  E  B  (E  H  Jones  ft  Co),  535  Mar- 
ket 
Jones  E  H  ft  Co  (A  Johnston,  D  McLeod 
Jr,   Morgan  Hill    and    E    B  Jones), 
wholesale  fancy  goods  and  notions, 
535  Market 
Jones  E  D  (S  L  Jones  ft  Co),  207  Cali- 
fornia 
JONES  F  A  ft  CO  (James  A  Bradley 
and  F  A  Jones),  file  mfrs,  305  How- 
ard   

JONES  FRANK  A  (F  A  Jones  ft  Co), 

tile  mfr,  ^05  Howard 
Jones  F  £,  mining,   202  Sacramento 
Jones   F    F  (Jones    ft    Hubbard),   412 

Kearny        

JONES  FRANK,  saloon,  192  Steven- 
son 
Jones  George  B  (W  H  Collie  ft  Co),   18 

Post 
JONES  H  A  (Osbourne  ft  Jones),  short- 
hand   reporter,  room  65,  309   Mont- 
gomery 
Jones  Harry,  coal,   wood  and  oil,  245 

Stevenson 
JONES    HARRISON,     sec    Masonic 
Board    of    Relief,  Masonic   Temple, 
NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Jones  ft  Hubbard  (F  F  Jones  and  G  A 

Hubb.ird),  liquors,  412  Kearny 
Jones  J  B,  jewelers'  findings,  120  Sutter 
Jones  J    D  (A  F    Evans  ft  Co),  622 

Montgomery 
Jones  Airs  Jemima,  lodging-house,  303 
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Jonea  J  H  (Eyro  ft  Jones),  320  Pine 

JONES  J  W.  propr  The  Grand  Central 
Auction  Store,  1>4  6th 

Jones  Mrs  J  W,  fancy  goods,  24  6th 

Jones  M  H,  artist,  St  Ann's  Buildin 

JONES  MP  (Jones  ft  Co),  121  and  123 
Market 

Jones  Grin  (Jones  ft  Bryant),  769  Mar- 
ket 

Jones  Paula  A,  barber,  649  Mission 

Junes  P  L  (Langley  ft  Jones),  '27  Wash- 
ington 

Jones  I{,  carpenter,  1107  Market 

Jones  Mrs  R  L,  droiisniiiker,  941  Howard 

Jones),  Hohinson  ft  Co  (T  U  Jones  and 
and  (w  M  Uubinson),  photojirnphers, 
838  Market 

Jones  S  L  (S  L  Jones  ft  Co),  207  Cali- 
fornia 

Jones  S  L  ft  Co  (S  L  and  E  D  Jones), 
auctioneers  and  commission  merchants 
207  and  209  California 

Jones  T  H  (.lunes,  Kobiusou  ft  Co),  838 
Market 

Jonee  Thomas,  carpenter,  1120  Taylor 

Jones  Walter  F,  attorney-at-law,  637 
Kearny 

JONES  W INFIELD  S,  sec  Security 
Savings  Bank,  215  Sansome 

Jones  Witcher.  supt  Seal  Kock  Tobacco 
Co,  225  California  and  cor  of  Bryant 

Jones  Wm,  physician,  155  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Jones  \V  W,  artist,  St  Anns'  Building 

Jonsou  David  (Brown  ft  Jonsun)  108 
Steunrt 

Joost  Bros,  hardware,  1438  and  1440 
Mission 

Joost  Henry  (M  Joo't  ft  Bro),  S  W  cor 
McAllister  and  Gough  and  SW  cor 
Noe  and  14th 

Joost  Herman,  commission  merchant, 
410  Clay 

Joost  John  ft  Co  (John  Joost),  groceries 
and  liquors,  138  3d 

Joost  Martin  (M  Joost  ft  Bros),  SW  cor 
14th  and  Noe  and  SW  cor  McAllister 
and  Gough 

Joost  M  ft  Bro  (Henry  and  Martin 
Joost),  groceries,  SW  cor  McAllister 
:;iid  Gough  and  cor  14th  and  Noe 

Joost  N,  groceries,  SW  cor  2d  and 
Bran nan 

Joostens  Chas,  saloon,  432  Broadway 

Jordan  Adolph,  saloon,  1228  Dupont 

Jordan  Geo,  watches  and  jewelry,  433 
Montgomery 

Jordan  Geo  I^  money  broker,  303  Mont- 
gomery 

JOB>DA.n  L  J>  physician  and  propr 
Anatomical  Museum,  751  Market  and 
211  Geary 

Jordan  M,  watches  and  jewelry,  7 
Kearny 


Jorgensen  Hans  P  (Hermansen,  Jorgen' 

sen  ft  Co),  cor  Summer  and  Kearny 
Tory  Bros,  boot  factory,  224  Fell 
JOSEPH  Ai  crockery,  929  Market 
Joseph  ft  Bros  (L  and  I  Joseph),  mer- 
chant tailors,   229    Montgomery    cor 
Pine 
Joseph    Charles,    boots    and   shoes,  32 

Kearny 
Joseph  ft  Co  (H  Joseph  and  I  Harris), 

clothini;,  232  Kearny 
Joseph  H  (Joseph  ft  Co),  232  Kearny 
Joseph  I  (Joseph  Bros),  229  Montgomery 
Joseph  Isaac,  hairdresser,  263  East 
Joseph  Jacob  (Block  ft   Co),  Metropoli- 
tan Market 
Joseph  John,  fancy   goods,    1627  Geary 
Joseph  L  (Joseph  Bro3),229  Monti(omery 
Joseph  Levy,  glass  stainer,  347  3d 
Joseph,  Nathan  ft  Co,  mfrs'  agts  and 

novelties,  6U  Clay 
Johich  Chiirles  (Bugouich  ft  Josioh),  212 

Brannan 
JOSSELTN  BENJ  F,  physician,  204 

Post 
Josselyn  Chas  (G  M  Josselyn  ft  Co),  38 

and  40  Market 
Josselyn  Geo  D,   painter,  NE  cor  23d 

and  Chattanooga 
Josselyn  G  M  (G  M  Josselyn  ft  Co),  38 

and  40  Market 
Josselyn  G  M  ft  Co,  ahip  chandlery,  38 

and  40  Market 
JOSSELYN  J  H.  physician,  226  Sutter 
JOSSELTNJS>  TheJ  C  Young  Insti- 
tute, 204  Post 
Josselyn  W  C,  tailor,  9  Geary 
JOST  &  ADLEBt  California  Distillery, 

321  Battery 
Jost  C  (California    Distilling    Co),  321 

Battery 
Jost  Peter,  milk  depot,  429  Hayes 
Joubert  P,   laundry,    1302  Powell  and 

808  Stockton 
Joullin  Mrs  C,  laundry,  409  Sutter 
JouUin  Stephen,  laundry,  409  Sutter  . 
"Journal  of  Freedom,"  605  Clay 

"JOURNAL  OF  FREEMAN 

RIOHTS."  Julius  Buhlert  propr, 
SW  c«r  Montgomery  and  Clay 

"JOURNAL '  PUBIJBHINO  00.  pub- 

Ushers  '"S  F  Journal  of  Commerce," 
W  H  Murray  mgr,  606  Clay 

Jovana  Domana,  bootmaker,  413  Broad- 
way 

Jovovich  Lazar,  coffee  stand,  NW  cor 
Jackson  and  Drumm 

Joy  Edwin  W,  druggist,  NE  cor  Post 
and  Mason 

Joyce  Edmond,  livery  stable,  721  Va- 
lencia 

Joyce  Patrick  B,  physician,  630  Howard 

Joyce  Peter  J,  crockery  and  glassware, 
115  6th 


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AJOKSB,  121  Eddy 
Juda  Patrick,  saloon,  204  lat 
JUDAH  H  lit  assiatant  paaaenpier  and 

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Judd  C  M,  (mrpenter,  1210  Polk 
Judd  Mra  Garrett  P,  dressmaker,   731 

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JUDD  NORRISA  (D  Hicka  &  Co), 

608  Montgomery 
Judy;e  Patr  ck,  liiiuors,  204  1st 
Judkins  E  H,  atovcs  and  tinware,  2101 

and  270S  Mission 
Judson  A,  mining,  3  0  Sansome 
Judson  Egbert  (S  F  Caudle  fi  Co),  402 

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Judson  Egbert,  prea  California   Paper 

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Judson  H  H,  druggist,  cor  Butte  and 

Kentucky 

JUDSON  MANUFAGTURmO  CO. 

mfrs  hardware  and  agricultural  imple- 
ments. 402  Front 
Jugassnvich  A  &,  Co,  Union  Restaurant 

and  Oyster  Saloon,  ]06  Gth 
Juillerat  A  E,   music  boxes,  agt  M  J 

Paillnrd  &  Co,  23  Diipont 
Juliu  Mining  Co,  H  A  Charles  sec,  419 

Califurnia 
Julian  Charles,  varieties,  1329  Dupont 
Julian  Geo  N   (B:dl  &  Julian),  Towu- 

aeiid  bet  5th  and  Uth 
Jullien  J  (J  Jullien  &  Co),  617  Pacific 
Jullieii  J  &  Co  (J  Jullien  and  Penn  Mar- 
tin) wines  and  liquors,  617  Pucitic 
Junck  Dijdrieh,  gmceries,  1016  Clay 
Jung  Mrs  L,  lodgings  SW  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Drumni 
Junker    Charles,    meat    market,     135 

Gough 
Junker  L,   retail    butcher,  SW  cor  La- 

guna  and  Fulton 
Jung   Henry,  propr  Oriental  Hotel  and 
lodgings,  cor  Washiiii{to«  and  Drunim 
Jung  J  C,  iron  dour  and  shutter  mfr,l  10 

Main 
Jun<;blut  Aug  (Aug  Jungblut  &  Co)  10- 
16  Tyler 

JUNGBLUT  AUGUST  &  CO  (Au-,.st 

Jungblut   and    C   Tr.iuUua),    billiard 
tables  and  cabinetmakers,  10-16  Tyler 
Jurgens  Antone,  cigars.  136  2d 
Jurgens  Richard  (Bose  &  Jurgens),  gro- 

cer.<i,  731  Brannan  bet  6th  and  7th 
Juri  L  (L  Juri  &  Cd),  1330  Stockton 
Juri   L  &   Co   (L  Juri  and  S  Neusch- 

wander),  liquors,  132S  Stockton 
Jurss  John,  salmon,  703J  Davis 
Justice  Court,  James  C  Pennie  presid- 
ing justice.  Old  City    Hall,  SE  cor 
Washington  and  Kearny 
Justice  Mining  Co,  R  E  Kelly  see,  419 
California 


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Kaeohclo  ft  Roller    (Michael    Kaechele 

and   Carl  Roller),    grocery,    SE   cor 

Fulton  and  Octavia 
Kaenhele  Michael   (Kaechele  ft  Roller), 

cor  Fulton  and  Octavia 
Kacding  Cliaa  (Liddle  ft  Kaeding),  538 

Washington 
Kaeintz    Emanuel    (Kaeintz  ft    Sperl), 

444  3d 
Kaeintz  &  Sperl,  hairdreasera,  444  3d 
Kaemmerling  Miss  Cora,  339  Eddy 
Kafer  (>harlea,  saloon,  219  Mission 
KAFKA  MRS  ANNIE,  varieties  and 

branch  bakery,  1325  iJacramento 
Kafka  ft  Brady  (8  Kafka  and  A  Brady), 

butchers.  201)  6th 
Kafka  8  (Kafka  &  Brody).  209  0th 
Kahler  H  8  (Fretman  ft  Kahler),  9  Post 
Kahit  Adolph  J,  druggiat,  1102  Market 
Kahn,  Brod  ft  Co   (lleiiry  Kahu,  Mar- 
cus Brod,  Adolph   Strassburger),  mfr 

optical  goods,  335  Buah 
Kahn   Bros  ft  Co  (J  and  Chaa  Kahn 

and  A  Gombrich  and  Hla),  importers 

French  dry  an  1    fancy  goods.  26  and 

27  Battery 
Kahn  Chaa  (Kahn  Bros  ft  Co),  Paria 
Kahn    Mra  Esther,   fancy  goods,  246^ 

4th 
Kahn   Henry  (Kahn,  Brod  ft  Co),  335 

Bush 
Kahn  Joseph,  baker,  946^  Miaaion 
Kahn  Joes,  bakery,  30  Gth 
Kahn  Joseph,  bowling  saloon,  416  Pino 
Knhn  Joseph   (Porter,  81essiu;^er&  Co), 

117  Battery 
Kahn  Jules  (Kahn   Broa  ft  Co)  25  and 

27  Battery 
Kahn    Leon    (Dallman    ft  Kahn),   206 

Washington 
Kahn   liOuiii    (Louia   Kahn   ft   Co),  46 

Centre  Market 
Kahn   L'luis  ft  Co,  dealer  in  live  stock, 

office  46  Centre  Market 
Kahn   Morris  (L   Kaufl'man  ft  Co),  25 

and  27  Battery 
Knhn    8    (Westheimcr    ft    Kahn),  322 

Montgomery 
Kahn  Mrs  Sarah,    French   florist,  716 

Washington 
KAHN  S  S.  I  hysician,  215  Kearny 
Kahra  Henry    (K ihrs   ft   Hogref),  NW 

cor  Post  and  Taylor 
Ka!iia    ft    Hol  ref    (Henry  Kahra  and 

Fred  Hogref),  groccriea,  NW  cor  Post 

and  Taylor 
Kahra  Joan,  groceries,  124  lat 
Kaiu    Chaa.  (Kaiu    &  Heaney),    11-40 

Centre  Market 
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egga,  11-40  Centre  Market 


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Kain  Lawrence  (Kain  &  Heaney),  11- 
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Kaiser  Geor{|e  (G  KaUer  &  Co),  17- 
19  Caltfornia  Market 

Kaiaer  G  &  Co  (George  Kaiser  and  C  F 
Wttsner),  butchers,  17-10  California 
Market 

KATOEE  WILLIAM,  merchant  tailor, 
335  Buith 

Kaler  M  VV,  bakery  and  confectionery, 
8W  cor  Hyde  and  Jackson 

Kalidher  E  D,  mdso  broker,  moved  to 
24  Sansome 

Kalisky  Chas,  tailor,  431  Montgomery 

Kalisky   Chas,  clothing,  10!)  and  1 1 1  2d 

Kalisky  M  ft;  8,  cloths  and  tailor's  trim- 
mings, GOl  Market 

Kallenberg  Theodore,  machine  shop,  32 
Fremont 

KALLOCH  BEY  I  S.P<utor  Metropoli- 
tan Temple,  cor  5th  and  Jessie,  res  cor 
Castro  and  17th 

Kallstrom  Itosa,  lodging-house,  2I0i 
Washington 

Kalmuk  M,  grand  treas  grand  lodge 
Independent  Order  B'nai  B'liths,  121 
Eddy 

Kalmuk  Moritz,  cigars,  46  4th 

Raltschmidt  Odcar,  artist  (portrait 
painting),  1049  Mission  bet  Uth  and 
7th 

Kalvelage  Clemens  (Kalvelage  &  Muel- 
ler), SW  cor  Fell  and  Franklin 

Kalvelage  &  Mueller  (Clemens  Kalve- 
lage and  Jacob  Mueller),  groceries, 
SW  cor  Fell  and  Franklin 

Kammann  Geo  H  (Kammann  &  Lamp- 
kin),  SK  cor  Geary  and  Hyde 

Kammann  k  Lampkiii  (George  H  Kam- 
mann and  J  T  Lumpkin),  cigar  mfrs, 
SE  cor  (Jeary  and  Hyde 

Kummcrer  (ieo  (Kunimerer  &  Koch), 
542  California 

Kammerer  &  Koch  (Geo  Kiimmerer  and 
Frank  Koch),  harbors,  542  Califuritiu 

Kampu  Fred  \V.  groceries,  38  Natuma 

Kinnpner  Mrs  Yetta,  furniture  and  bud- 
ding, 144  7th 

Kamps  F  W,  beer  saloon,  16  and  18 
Calif'>rnia 

Kanury  David  &  Co,  ship  sign  and  orna- 
montal  piiiiter,  IM)}^  '2d 

KANE  MAS  ANNIE  M.  stationer, 
318  Uth 

Kane  Broii  (John  and  James  Kane),  sa- 
loon, 149  2d 

Kline  ChusC  (Theobald  Kane  &  Co), 
35  and  37  Clay 

Kane  Chas  (Kane  St  Hcany),  11-40 
Centre  Market 

Kane  Francis,  physician,  46  O'Farrell 

Kane  St  Heany  (Chas  and  Lawrence 
Kane  and  John  Heany),  dairy  pro- 
due,  11-40  Centre  Market 


Kane  J,  groceries,  oor  Jersey  and  Sanchez 
Kane  James  (Kune  Bros),  140  2d 
Kane  John  (Kane  Bros),  149  2d 
Kane  John,  grocer,  1 1   Gilbert  bet  and 

and  7th 
Kane  John  T,  groceries,  3 1 5th  8th 
Kane  Lawrence  (Kane  St  Heany),  11-40 

Centre  Market 
Kane  M,  saloon,  cot  ^loward  and  1st 
KANE  THEOBALD  &  CO.  coal  and 

wood,  35  and  '.VJ  Clay 
Kanngiesser  Julius,  aausage  store,  1409 

Stockton 
Kant  Anton,  tailor,  306  Jessie 
Kaplan  A,  printer,  513  California 
Kaplan  Loui:*,  capitnlist,  513  California 
Kapues    Adolph,  liquors    and  bowling 

saloon,  533  Sacramento 
Karewski  Mrs  H,  dressmaker,  milliner 

and  fancy  goods,  144  3il 
Karras    &    Brown    (M    Karras  and    S 

Brown),  18  3d 
Karras  M  (Karras  ft    Brown),  photog- 
raphers, 18  3d 
Karsky  MIhs    Sarah,    teacher    S   S   F 

School,  SW  cor  14th  ave  and  L 
Karstadt  Frederick,  dairy  produce,  1 145 

Folsom 
Karstnns  Chas,  saloon,  NE  cor  Sansome 

and  Jackson 
Kasche  \Vm,  saloon,  18  Geary 
Kaakel  Adolph    (Kaskel  ft  Bros),  617 

Commercial 
Katikcl  Adolph,  hatter,  423  Kearny 
Kaskel  ft  Bro  (M  and  A  Kaskel),  hats 

and  caps,  617  Commercial 
Kaskel  M  (Kaskel  ft  Bro),  617  Commer- 
cial 
Kassalback  George,    butcher,  NW  cor 

Fulsom  and  24th 
Kast  ft  Co  (F  X  and  L  S  Kiist  and  Jacob 

Kaufmann),  boots  and  shoes,  73S  and 

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Katsohiiiski  Bernard  (Levy  &  Katschin- 

ski),  534  K  iarny  and  10  Ad 
Katz  Abraham,  bouts  and  shoes,  16  Du- 

pont 
Katz  Frederick,  butcher,  94-100    Cali- 
fornia Market 
Katz  J,  butcher,  Grand  Central  Market, 

cor  6th  and  Market 
Kaiifer  C,  upliolsterer,  28  Turk 
Kautrman  Jacob,  butcher,  4123d 
Kautfnian   Leon    (L  Kauffman  ft    Co), 

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Kaufman  ft  Brady,  butchers,  200  Uth 
Kaufman  J  M,   wholeaale  oigara,  608 

Sacramento 
Kaufmaim  A,  bootmaker,  20  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Kuufmann  Fritz,  groceries,  3*29  6th 
Kaufmann  Jacob  (Kaat  A  Co),  738  und 

740  Market 
Kaufmnnn  Jonas,   retail  butcitor,   510 

Franklin 
Kaufmann  L,   cigars  and  tobacco,  .30!) 

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Kaufner  Hermann,    boots    and    shoos, 

20'J0  Fillmore 
Kaul  Samuel,  tailor,  403  Ct>mmerciiil 
Kaulfuss  Frederick  C,  engraver  on  jijlass, 

500  Market 
Kauuert  Joseph,  butcher,  cor  24th  and 

Columbia 
Kavanagh  John,  merchant  tailor,  0  New- 
Montgomery 
Kavaiiiigli  John  (Kavanagh  &  Sampson), 

517  California 
Kavanagh  &  Sampson  (John  Kavanagh 
and  Henry  Sampson),  restaurant,  5 1 7 
California 
Kayser  Albert  (Huefner  &  Kayser),  802 

Montgomery 
Kayser  Bros  (Richard  and  Frank  Kay- 
ser). wood,  coal  and  hay,    1118   and 
1120  Pacifio 
Kayser  Frank  (Kayser  Bros),  1118  and 

1120Pacitic 
Kayser  Fritz  (Kayser  &  Mayer),   910 

Market 
Kayser  M,  tailor,  20  Taylor 
Kttvser  &    Mayer    (Fritz  Kayser   and 

John  Mayer),  saloon,  910  Market 
Kayser  Richard    (Kayser   Bros),    1118 

Pacific 
Kean  M  C  (Fritz  &  Kean),  130  Geary 
XEANE  SROS  (Thomas    Keane  and 
Patrick  Boland),  dry  goods,  wholesale 
and  retail,  107-115  Kearny 
OANE  raOMAS  (Keane  Bros),  107 

Kearny 
Keany  f.  Dunn  (Felix  Kcany  and  VVm 
Duni ),    carriagemakers,     1118    Mis- 
sion 
Kean,*    Felix  (Keany  tt    Dunn),    1118 

Mi  sion 
Keany  Mrs  M,  bakery,  1525  Market 
Keany  Wni,  coffee  saloon  and  bakery, 

1525  Market 
Keartiey  James,  liquors,  617  Montgom- 
ery 
Kearney  Joseph,  attorney-at-law,   240 

Montgomery 
Kearney  M  Theo,  real  estate,  22  Mont- 
gomery 
Kearney  Peter  A,  druggist,  SW  cor  Ist 

and  Folsom 
Kearney  PF,  grocer,  NW  cor  Pacific 
and  Leavenworth 


KEABNET  P  J.  Filbert  Street  Mar- 
ket, SW  cor  Filbert  and  Mnaon 
Keutiiig  David,  groceries,  131S  Mission 
Keating  &   May,  plumbing  and  gaatit- 

tiim,  '2'205  MiMion 
Keating  T  VV,  (Keatiug  &  May),  plumb- 

iiiV  and  gnatittiiig,  2*^05  Miusion 
Keck  (Jeoige,  tailor,  2930^   10th 
Kedian  P,  plasterer,  008*  19ih 
Kedon  Martin  &   Co  (Maitia   Kudon), 

general  mdso,  1 18  and  120  Cluy 
Kudou  Martin  Jr,  junk,  319  Davis 
Kucfo  Mrs,  bakery,   SK  cor  Pine    and 

fiarkin 
Keefo  David,  wood  and  coal,  814    Fol- 
som 
Kei^fo  Peter,  bakery  und  confectionery, 

i:u  8th 
Kecfo  Peter,  carpenter,  129  8th 
Kccgan  James,  plumb'jr  and  gasfitter, 

903  Stockton 
Keegan  Peter,  groceries  and  liciuors,  422 

Clementina 
Keeler  Mrs  M   A,   confectionery,  728^ 

Franklin 
Keeiian  John  M,   bakery   and  t^aricty, 

345.\  5th 
Keenan  Mrs  L,  bakery,  345)  5th 
Keenan  P  J,  licjuors,  1  and  3  Morton 
Keene  Charles  C,  musical   instruments, 

3  3d 
Kcenen  Patrick,  bootmaker,  508  Mis- 
sion 
Keeney  C  C,  physician  USA,  office  22 

Montgomery 
KEENET  CHAS  M,  sec  Pacific  Roll- 
ing Mill  Co,  202  Market 
Keeney  James  W,  physician,  22   Mont- 
gomery 
Kehoe  Jno  M,  music  teacher,  6  Dodge 
Kehoe  John  W,  butcher,  133  11th 
Kehoe  J  W,  butcher  123  and  125  9th 
Kehoe  Miss  Kate,  fancy  goods  and  sta- 
tionery, 720  Brannan  l^t  tith  and  7th 
Keho"  Peter,  shoe  store,  515  8th 
KEHBLEIN  EMIL.  engraver  and  de- 
signer, 328  Bush 
K.'uner  Charles,  liquors,  219  Mission 
Koi|i,'htley    Mrs    M,     dressmaker,    101 

0  Farrell 
Kill  Frederick  C,  pharmacist',  "Chroni- 
cle" Building,   NE  cor   Kearny  and 
Bush  and  SW  cor  Market  and  4th 
Keirnan    Hannah,    groceries,    S£    c  >r 

Powell  ave  and  Mission 
Kelleher  J  (Kelleher    &  Simpson),  SE 

cor  4th  and  Folsom 
Kelleher  &  Simpson  (J  Kelleher  and  W 
Simpson),    liquors,  SE  cor  4th  and 
Folsom 
Keller  Mrs  Bertha,  dressmaker,  37  Jes- 
sie 
Keller  Frank  W,  upholsterer,   229  and 
231  Ellis 


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KBLLTOHER  MRS  0.  ahirtmaker, 

I'JU  Koiirny 
Kellett  Chas,  livery  liable,  MiMion  bet 

2*2(1  And  '2'M 
Kellett  ft  MoMnrrny  (S  Ktllctt  and  .1  P 

MoMurray),  plaster  decorations,  703 

Market 
Kellett  8  (KoUett  ft    McMurray),  703 

Market 
KELLEY  BROS  (Oeo  W  and  Carroll 

H  Kolluy),  woud  and  coal,  173  llail- 

r'lttd  ave 
KELLEY  CARRELL  S(KclIcy  Bros), 

173  lUilroad  ave 
Kolloy  (!ft  M,  biitchors,  433  Stevenson 
Kelley  Francis  J,  United  States  Hotel, 

3U0  Bt'nlo 
Kelley  Frank  A,  barber,  2538  Bryant 
KELLEY  GEO  W(Kelluy  Bros),  173 

Uaili-oad  ave 
Kelley    George  W,   stock  broker,  314 

Montgomery 
KELLEY  O&O  W>  business  mgr  Me- 
chanics' Foundry,  213-211)  Int 
Kelley  .lames  K  &  Co,  paints,  oils  and 

glass,  221  and  223  Market 
Kelley  John,  U  S  Hotel,  300  l^ale 
Kelley  .losepli,  butcher,  1151)  Howard 
Kelley   Kate,   dressmaking,   2443  Cali- 
fornia 
Kelley  Mrs  Kate,  bakery,  327  4th 
Kelley  L,  merchant  tailor,  27  4th 
Kelley  L  (Wolffe  ft  Kelley),  120  Sutter 
Kellev  Mary,  li(iuors,  SW  oor  Mason 

and  B  ly 
Kelley  M  J,  meat  market,  1840  Ellis 
Kelley  Michael,  horseshoer,  205  8th 
Kelley  M  (),  liquor*,  1111  Howard 
Kelley  P,  lK>ots  and  shoes,  33i)  Bush 

KELLEY  PETER  R.   furnishing 

goods,  720  Howanl 
Kelluer  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,  242  6th 

nr  Folsom 
Kellner  Myer,  fancy  dry  goods,  306  6th 
KELLOOO  F  H>  "eo  California  Paint 

Co,  41!)  and  421  Jocksnn 
Kellogg  G   Herbert,   commission  mer- 
chant, 203  Sacramento 
Kellogg  Horace,  revenue  agt,  room  11 

Appraiser's  Building 
Kellogg  J  G,  capitalist,  314  California 
KELraOGMB  (Fox  ft  Kellogg),  530 

California 
Kelly  Bros  (Pat  and  John  Kelly),  milk 

dairy,  Kan  Bruno  Road 
Kelly  C  E,  att<trney-at-l>iw  and  notary 

public,  210  Sansorae 
Kelly  Mrs  D,  dressmaker,  17  ^  Taylor 
Knlly  Daniel,  painter,  I7i  Taylor 
Kelly  Edward,  butcher,  cor  Oak  and 

Market 
KEIXY  ft  EQAN  (M   H  Kelly  and 

John    Egan),    wholesale    wines    and 

liqnors,  623  Sansome 


Kellv  Eugene  (Donohoe,  Kelly  ft  Co), 
8K  oor  Montgomery  and  Sacramento 
Kelly  ft  Gilchrist  (Jtthn  Kelly  and  J  G 
Gilchrist),  wholesale  liquors,  30U  and 
311  Front 
"felly  G  P,  mining,  328  Montgomery  * 
Kelly  James  R  ft  Co,  paints  and   oils, 

221  and  223  Market 
Kelly    John    (Kelly   ft  Gilchrist),   309 

Front 
Kelly  Jolin,  saloon,  43  2d 
Kelly  John,  saloon,  180  Jessie 
KELLY  JOHN  JB»  insurance  agt;  415 

Calitoriiiu 
Kelly  John  &  Son,  United  States  Hotel, 

300  Beale 
Kolly  Jos,  butcher,  115;)  Howard 
Kelly  Mrs  Kate,  bakery,  327  Folsom 
Kolly  M,  toolmaker,  2'J3  Folsom 
Kelly  Martin,  saloon,  1111  Howard 
Kelly  M  II  (Kelly  ft  Egan),  023  Sansome 
Kelly  M  J,  meats,  3  Centre  Market 
Kelly  P,  boots  and  shoes,  238  Kearny 
Kelly  P,  bakery,  238  5th 
Kelly   Patrick,  bootmaker,  007  Sacra- 
mento 
Kelly  R  E,  mining  sec,  410  California 
Kelly  Thomas,  livery,  SE  oor  Geary  and 

Leavenworth 
Kelly  W  J,  sec  and  supt  Artesian  Wa- 
ter Works,  204  »th 
Kelm  Wm  H,  meat  market,  1220  Paciflo 
Kelsey  Bryant,  real  estate,  019  Mont- 


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Kelterer  Fred,  bakery,  Mission  bet  29th 
and  30th 

Kelting  J  (Kelting  ft  Tietjen),  8W  cor 
Washington  and  East 

Kelting  ft  Tietjen  (J  Kelting  and  D  W 
Tietjen),  groceries,  SW  cor  Washing- 
ton and  East 

Kely  Peter,  groceries,  235  Fell 

Kemmner  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,242  6th 

Kemmy  Rev  John,clergyman  (Catholic), 
cor  Tennessee  and  Butte 

KEMP  J  &  CO  (Joseph  Kemp  and  Wm 
Bateinan),  cabinetmakers  and  furni- 
ture mfrs,  114  and  110  Mission 

Kemp  John  H,  importer  upholsterers' 
goods,  052  Market 

KEMP  JOSEPH  (J  Kemp  ft  Co),  114 
ami  110  Mis:«ion 

Kemp  Mrs  M,  dressmaker.  426  3d 

Kempiier  Mrs  Etta,  second-hand  furni- 
ture, 144  7^h 

Kempson  H  G,  visitor  (S  F  Benevolent 
Association),  20  Webb 

Kendall  Mks  M  V,  lodging-house,  16 
Stockton 

Kenealy  MrsD,  fruits  and  varieties,  528 
4th 

Kenealy  J  J,  tailor,  1317  Mission 

Kenedy  Patrick,  groceries,  cor  27th  and 
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EENFIELD  E  D  (Sadler  &  Co),   605 

Market 
Kenitzer  Charles  W  (Kcnit/er  &  Raun), 

601  California 
Kenitzer  &  Raun  (Chas    W  Kenitzer 

and  Ednrard  T  Raun),  architects,  601 

California 
KENNA  MRS    SARAH,    groceries, 

Mission  nr  30th 
Kennady  Dennis,    groceries,    NW  cor 

Eildy  and  Pierce 
Kennedy  Miss  (Kennedy  &  McGrruder), 

9' 5  Market 
Kennedy ,  Brennan  &  Co(Philip  Kennedy, 

John   13renuan  and   C   P  Kennedy), 

dry    goods,    901-905      Market,    2-0 

5«;h 
Kennedy  C  P  (Kennedy  Brennan  &  Co), 

901-903  Market,  2-0  5th 
KENNEDY  C  W(Kennedy  &  Nichuals) 

3-24:  3d 
Kennedy  D  (Kennedy  &  McCarty),  612 

Howard 
Kennedy  Frank,   attorney-at-Iaw,   523 

Kearny 
Kennedy  Hugh,  horseshoer,  4  Spring 
Kennedy  Mrs  J,  fancy  goods  and  «m- 

broidery,  121  6th 
Kennedy  James,  horseshoer,  214  Steven- 
son 
Kennedy  John  F  (Morris  &  Kennedy), 

19  and  21  Post 
Kennedy  John   F  (Turner,  Kennedy  & 

Shaw),  840  4th 
Kennedy  &   Loaghran   (P  J  Kennedy 

and  J  Loughran),  grocery,    NE  cor 

Market  and  I'aylor 
Kennedy  k   McCarty    (D  Kennedy  and 

J  McCarty),  horseshoers,  612  Howard 
Kennedy  Miss  &  Mrs  McGruder,  milli- 
ners. 915  Market 

KENNEDY    &  NICHUALS  (C  W 

Kennedy  and  O  M  Nichuals),  whole- 
sale and  retail  grocers,  324  3il 

Kennedy  Patrick,  groceries,  cor  27th 
and  Folsom 

Kennedy  Phillip  (Kennedy,  Brennan  & 
Co),  901-905  M.irket,  2-6  5fch 

Kennedy  P  J  (P  J  Kennedy  and  J 
Loughran),  grocery,  NI'j  cor  Market 
and  Taylor 

Kennelly  Patrick(K'innelly&  Sullivan), 
1123  Market 

Kennelly  &  Sullivan  (Patrick  Kennelly 
and  F  Sullivan),  blacksmiths,  1123 
Market 

KenneyChas  A  (Konney  &,  Dyer),  228 
Montgomery 

Kenney  &  Dyer  (Chas  A  Konney  and  J 
P  Dyer),  stock  brokora,  228  Mont- 
gomery 

Kenney  &  Gilligan  (Martin  Kenney  and 
Martin  Gilligan),  wood  and  coal,  127 
8th 


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Kenney    John, 

Howard 
Kenney  John,  livery  stable,  805 

wich 
Kenney  M.  bootmaker,  422  Spasorae 
Kenney  Martin  (Kenney  *   Gilligan), 

127  8th 
Kennison  Asa,  milkman.  i«5  Eddy 
Kenny  P,  bootmaker,  237  Jackson 
Kenny  Rev    John,  pastor  St  Teresa's 

Church     (Catholic),   Tennessee    near 

Church 
Kenny  John,  liquors,  605  Front 
Kenny  John  J,   groceries,   1020  Pacifio 
Kenny  J  S,  tailor,  17  Geary 
Kenny  K,  real  estate  agt,  22  Kearny 
Kenny  Thomas  (Cole,    Kenny  &  Co), 

421  Front 
Kent  Antone,  tailor,  303  Jessie 
Kent  D  M,  general  collector  and  mining 

secretary,  330  Pine 
Kent  James,    wood     and     coal.    1907 

Howard 
Kent   Perez,    Windsor  Oil    Depot,  335 

Hayes 
Kent  R  F,   stock    broker,  316   Mont- 
gomery 
Kentfield  John  &  Co,  redwood  lumber, 

pier  9  Steuart 
KENTUCKY  HOUSE,  Jacob  Claas- 

sen  propr,  Kentucky  nr  Rope  Walk 
Kentucky    Street     Methodist   Church, 

Tennessee  south  of  Solano 
Kenyon  Curtis  G,  physician,  684  Mission 
Keogh  Mrs  Bridget,  lodging-house,  366 

Natoma 
Keogh  John,  importer  bedding  mate- 
rials, curled  hair  and  feathers,  73  and 

75  New  Montgomery 
Keo^h  Mrs  T    B,    candies    and    fancy 

good j,  1 1 57  Folsom 
Keppel  A  C,  saloon,  1733  Mission 
Kern  &  Inyo  U  S  M  lil  Sta^e   Co,    Wm 

Hamilton  propr,  Oakland  Ferry,  foot 

Markot 
Kern  John,   liquors,   315  Montgomery 

ave 
Kera  Valley   Water  Co,    Charles  Lux 

pres,  533  Kearny 
Kern  Wm  (Strieker  &  Kern),  33  ±'ost 
Kernan  Francis,  cigars,  230  Pust 
KERNAN  JOHN,  saloon,  525  2d 
Kernaghan  John,  saloon,  416  4th 
Kernav'han  Mrs    Rebecca,    dry    goods, 

401  4th 
Kernor  Peter,  saloon,  1 63  Jessie 
Kerr  Chas  (Kerr  &,   Williams),    whole- 
sale butchers,  1st  ave  nr  Kentucky 
Kerr  D,  job  printer,  608   Market  and  9 

Post 
Kerr  David,  carriat^e,  wagon  and  truck - 

maker,  47  and  49  Beale 
Kerr  Edward,  fancy  goo<Is,  540  16th 
I  K-^rr  James  W  (Steiger  &  Kerr),  137  1st 


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Kerr  John,  coal  and  wood,  1156  Folsom 

KERR  JOHN,  saloon,  527  2d 

Kerr  Matthew,  saloon,  111  Leidesdorff 

Kerr  Wm,  teamster,  903  Battery 

Kerr  &  Williams,  wholesale  butchers, 
Ist  ave  nr  Kentucky 

Kerr  W  W,  physician,  234  Post 

Kerrigan  Patrick,  saloon,  236  Brannan 

Kerriaon  George,  carpenter,  2128   Bush 

Kerruish  Edward,  shipwright,  5^0  Bat- 
tery 

Kershaw  M,  wood  dealer,  17  and  19 
Spear 

Kerwin  James,  Sea  Wall  Hotel,  NW 
cor  Bay  and  Kearny  '' 

Keser  L,  clothing,  15  6th 

Kesseler  J  &  F,  marble  works,  Brannan 
bet  5th  and  6th 

Kessing's  Hall,  cor  Howard  and  2l8t 

Kessing  J  H,  fish,  79  and  80  Californi:> 
Market  and  New  Clay  Street  Mar- 
ket 

Keatel  Geo,  cigars  and  tobacco,  226 
Montgomery 

Keuerleber  August  (W  &  A  Keuerleber), 
623  East 

Keuerleber  William  (W  A  A  Keuerle- 
ber\,  623  East 

Keuerleber  W  &  A  (August  and  Wil- 
liam Keuerleber),  saloon,  623  East 

Kewing  John,  ivory  turner,  10  Steven- 
son 

Keyes  E  D,  vice-pres  Humboldt  Savings 
and  Loan  Society,  18  Geary 

Keyes  O  H,  butcher,  50  Steuart 

Keys  Gilbert  S  (Dempster  &  Keys),  and 
pres  Columbia  Soap  Works,  202  Mar- 
ket and  26  Jessie 

Keyser  Paul,  commission  merchant,  206 
Clay 

KETSTON  EPOS  (Tames  W  and  Wm 
D  Keyslun),  mfrs  whips  and  lashes, 
office  104  Market  and  3  California, 
factory  2629  Mission 

KEYSTON  JAS  W  (Kay^^on  Bros), 
26'-".)  MiHsioa 

KEYSTONWM  D  (Keyston  Bros), 
'262:)  Mission 

KEYSTONE  HOUSE.  Charles  Banks 
propr,  417  Pacific 

Keystone  Wringer  Co,  314  4tl 

Kiyt  &  Co,  John  E  Keyt  mi^r,  general 
adverti>iiig  agts,  538  Uominerciul 

Keyt  John  E,  mgr  Keyt  &  Co,  537  Com- 
mercial 

Kibbj  Millard  lAdam  &  Kibbo),  junc- 
tion Mirket,  Kearny  aiul  Geary 

KuM  Alex,  music  teucher,  70t  Union 

Kidd  Bros,  publishers  "Saturday  Local," 
SW  ccr  lilth  and  Capp 

Kidd  John  ('>  S  Moses  &  Co),  Brannan 
nr  5th 

Kidd  John  T,  architect,  28  Now  Mont- 
gomery 


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Kidd  Leonard  W  (Kidd  Bros),  cor  19th 

and  Capp 
Kidd  P,  horseshoer,  1509  Pclk 
Kidlay  Michael,  liquors,  100  2d 
Kiefer  P  (Flieler  &  Ki»-fer),  5  Powell 
Kienbarts    D,   physician  and  surgeon, 

235  6th 
Kiernan    Chas  (Kiernan  &  Hall),  225 

Post 
KIERNAN  &  HALL  (Chas  Kiernan 
and    Edwin   Hall),  upholsterers  and 
cabinetmakers,  2*25  Post 
Kiernan  Michael,   wood  and  coul,  947 

Bryant  bet  6th  and  7th 
Kiernan  Thos  J,  liquors,  643  Merchant 
Kiernan  Thos,  groceries,  cor  2Sth  aiid 

Mission 
Kiernan  Wai'ter,  tailor,  34  3d 
Kihlmeyer  Jacob,  liquors,  308  Francisco 
Kilcommon  &.  Bro  (Daniel   and  John 
Kilcommon),  horseshoers,  732  Broad- 
way 
Kilcommon  Daniel  (Kilcommon  &  Bro), 

732  Broadway 
Kilcommon  John  (Kilcommon  &  Bro), 

732  Broadway 
Kilcullen  Mich'ael,  laundry,  512  Bryant 
Killay  Frank,  moulder,  1138  Howard 
Kilday  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

1138  Howard 
Kilday  William,{urniture,  1138  Howard 
Kilday  William  Jr,  plumber  and  gas- 
fitter,  1138  Howaid 
Kilian  Gies,  barber,  434  Pacific 
Killey  Charles,  real  estate,  39  Sutter 
Killion  Michael,  liquors,  211  Tehama 
Kim  Song  W  T,  employment  office,  409 

Geary 
Kimball  Chas  P,  stationery  and  variety, 

519  Hayes 
TTTMBATX  QEO  H  (Doe,  Kimball  & 

Co),  104  Market 
Kimball  Henry  (Bartling  &  Kimball), 

505  Clay 
Kimball  John,   publisher  "Pacific,"  7 

Montgomery  avo 
Kimball    L    J    (Kimball    &,    Rhoades), 

Phelan  Block 
Kimball  Proctor  W,  music  loucher,  519 

Hayes 
Kimball  k  Rhoades  (J  Rhoadct  and  L  J 
Kimball),  artists,    room   323    Phelan 
Block,  8(>6  Market 
Kimball  Kay  T  (A  W  Norton  &  Co), 

40()  Battery 
Kimio  Charles,  liiiuors,  32  Steuart 
Kiiiciiid  I  P,  bead  carpenter  school  de- 
partment, cor  Larkin  and  Austin 
Kiiicaid  Rev  W  M,  pastor  First  Baptist 

Church,  3-20-326  Eddy 
Kind    Miss     Bcr'ha,     millinery,    1022 

Stockton 
Kind  Mrs  M  W,  dressmaker,  1017  Mar- 
ket bet  6th  and  7th 


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Kindergarten    School,    Mrs    Louise    L 
Havens  principal,  s  s  18th  bet  Mission 
and  Valencia 
Kinemann  Geo,  musician,  409  Green 
Kins  Mrs  Agnes,  bakery,  904  Valencia 
KINO   BERTHA,    furnished    rooms, 

502  Dupont 
King  &  Cahill,  painters,  1  lOt  Howard 
King  C  H  ( J  Kuss   &  Co),   res  Eureka, 

Gal 
King  Chas  J,  sec  Union  Packing  Co,  121 

Market 
KING  &  CHATTIN  (James  L   King 
and  Edward  Ciiattin),  notaries  public 
and  commissioners  of  deeds  for  all  the 
States  and  Territories,  442  California 
King  C  J  (King,  Morse  &  Co),  NW  cor 
Broadway  and  Sansome  and  303  Sac- 
ramento 
King  D  C,  livery  stable,  1623  Market 
King  Hall,  2131  Mission 
King  Homer  S  (Homer  S  King  &  Co), 

and  pres  S  F  Grain  Exchange 
King  Homer  S  &;  Co  (Homer  S  King), 

stock  brokers,  312  Pine 
KDrO  JAMES  L  (Kin,'  &    Chattin), 

442  California 
Kma  JAKES  P0WD2RS.  J  Murray 

Matthews  propr,  9U9  23d 
King  J  H,  second-hand  book  store,  15 

4th 
King  John,  saloon,  26  Turk 
King  Mrs  Julia,  saloon,  60  Annie 
Kii}g  L  A,  dentist,  619  Kearny 
KING  LEE  &  CO.  China  and  Japan 

fancy  goods,  410  Kearny 
King,  Morse  &  Co  (C  J  Kmg,  H  P  Coon 
and  I  H   Morse),  hermetical  ly  sealed 
goods,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  San- 
some and  303  Sacramento 
King  Philip,  barber,  323  Pacific 
King   Thomas    (Owens  .  &    King),  823 

Market 
KING    THOMAS.    Commercial    Ex- 
change Saloon,    NW  cor    Clay   and 
Drumm 
King  W  B  (DuBois  &   King),   416  Bat- 
tery aud  112  and  114  Front,  Portland, 
Oregon 
King  Wm  M,  liquors,  48  Sacramento 
King  Wm,  painter,  73P  Market 
Kingsland  Mrs  Olivia,  millinery,  2Z?,  .'Cth 
Kingwell  J  F,  notary  public,  500  Mont- 
gomery 
Kipgwell    J  W,  plumber,  422  Leaven- 
worth 

KINGWELL  VINCENT  (Weed    & 

L.agwell),  125  1st 
Kinne  C  Mason,  pres  of  the  Veterans' 

Home  Association,  10  California 
Kinne  Henry    (Dailey    &    Kinne),   35 

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Kinne  Wm  H  (Daly  &   Kinne),    1010 

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Kinney  Mrs  E   (Kinney  &  Taylor),  27 

Geary 
Kinney  k  Ross,  carpenter,  609  Hyde 
KINNET  M  J.  agt  Astoria  Packing 
Co  of  Oregon  (cannery),  office  22  Cali- 
fornia 
Kinney  W  J,  carpenter,  509  Hyde 
Kinpespie  Plenry,  tailor,  850  Washing- 
ton 
Kinsey    C    C,  st'^nographer,   room  56, 

309  Montgomery 
Kinsey  Charles  W  (Lyon    &  '  Kinsey), 

314  Montgomery 
Kip  Rt  Rev    Bishop,   Church  of    the 
Advent,   Howard,    foot  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Kipp  Mrs  Mary,  varieties,  243  5th 
Kirby  Mrs  Elizabeth,   branch  bakery, 

120  J  Howard 
Kirby  J,  horseshoer,  454  Stevenson 
Kirby  M  P,  groceries  and  liqnors,  SE 

cor  Mission  and  8th 
Kirby  Thos  J,   Phoenix   Brewery,  528 

Noe 
Kirchhoff  Theo  (M  Wunsch  &  Co),  111 

Sutter 
Kirchner  Henry,  fruits  and  veaetk  >  19, 
and    office    of  La   Grando  Lauii-j  v, 
2120  Mission 
Kirchner  Hermann,  chop  house,  742  and 

744  4th 
KIRK   JAMES,  traveling    salesman, 

573  Howard 
Kirk  Joseph,  attomey-at-law,  320  San- 
some 
KIBKLAND  JOSEPH  &   agt   Penn- 
sylvania   Railway   Lines,   also    Red 
Star,  American  and  National  Steam- 
ship Lines,  116  Montgomery 
Kirkpatrick  C  A,  physician,  759  Mar- 
ket 
Kirkpatiick  D,  groceries,  NW  cor  Post 

and  MiMson 
Kirkpatrit'k  Edward,  lawyer,  room   4, 

609  Sast-.imento 
KirkpatricL-.  J  H  (Tarpey  ft  Kirkpat- 
rick), 601  California 
Kirsch  Emil,  butcher,  2113  Mission 
Kirsel  Jacob,  nursery  and  florist,  991 

Market 
Kissen    Jacob,   florist,  Grand    Central 

Market,  cor  6th 
Kissling  Mrs  R  V,  dressmaker,  I  Quincy 

Place 
Kittelberger  Chas  (Kittelbergerdc  Dold), 

NE  cor  Market  and  Powell 
Kittelberger  &  Dold  (Chas  Kittelberger 
and  Chas  Dold),  native  and  foreign 
wines  aud  liquors,  NE  cor  Market 
and  Powell 
Kitterer  Andrew,  propr  Hansa  Houm, 

730  and  732  4th 
KITTERMAN  JAMBS,  fumitare  »nd 
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Kittle  &  Co  (N  G  and  J  G   Kittle), 

warehouse,  807-813  Sarisome 
Klt'-^e  &  Co  (N  G  and  J  G  Kittle  and  J 

Fulache),   fthipping    and    commisaion 

merchants,  202  California 
Kittle  J  G  (Kittle  &  Co),  202  California 
Kittle  J  G,  mgr  Pacific  Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  King  bet  2d  and  3d 
KITTLE  N    0,    pres  California    and 

Hercules    Powder  Works,  230  Cali- 
fornia 
Kittle  N  G  (Kittle  &  Co),  202  California 
Kittle  N'  G,  vice-pres  Union  Insurance 

Co  of  S  F,  416  Califo-nia 
Kittler  Conrad,  carpenter,  422  Powell 
Kittler  W  C,  carpenter,  422  Powell 
Kitto  Orlando,   meat    market,  cor  So- 
lano and  Minnesota 
Kittredge  E  H  &  Co  (E  H  Kittredge), 

doors,  sash,  etc,  113  and  115  Market 
Kitzmuller    Michael,    blacksmith    and 

wagonmaker,  S50  Howard 
Kivefl  James,  bay  and  river  freighting, 

SW  cor  Mission  and  Steuart 
Klaas   Mathew   (Klaas  &  Seeli).  1233 

Stockton 
Klaas  &  Se^li  (Mathew  Klaas  and  Gasper 

Seeli),  confectionery,  1233  Stockton 
Klaber    George,    wood  and   coal,   564^ 

Howard 
Klages  August,  liquors,  NW  cor  Com- 
mercial and  Drumm 
KLAHN  JOHN  H.  cigar  mfr,  116  6th, 

cor  Minna 
Klahn  N,  inlaid  work,  1642  Mission 
Klain  N   M,  photographic   views.  9^i 

McAllister 
Klang  &,  Fisher  (Harry  Klang  and  Wm 

Fisher),   groceries,   SE   cor   Jackson 

and  Drumm 
Klang  Harry  (Klang  &    Fisher),   cor 

Jackson  and  Drumm 
Klapperich  John  S  ft  Son,  carriage  and 

waeonmakers,  3  Grand  ave  bet  Dth 

and  10th 
KlariPAnn  John,  boarding,  6tb  ave,  S 

SF 
Klauber  A  (Steiner,  Klauber  ft  Co),  206 

Front 
Kleen  Henry,  liquors,  225  Clay 
Klein  Mr«  A,  dressmaker,  1008^  Market 
Klein  ft   Carr  (J  E  Klein  and  Howard 

Carr),  ahooting  gallery,  819  Market 
Klein  Ernst,  groceries,  NW  cor  22d  and 

Folsom 
Klein  J  E  (Klein  ft  Carr),  819  Market 
Klein  P,  restaurant,  536  Washington 
Klein  Theodore,  upholsterer,  1807 
KLEINCLATJS  0  B  (O  Fauss  ft  Co), 

Willows  Brewery,   cor  Mission  and 
19th 
Kleine  C  R,  bootmaker,  1327  Polk 
Kleinhaua  John  (A  Lusk  ft  Co),  534  and 

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Kleinhaupt   A,    second-hand   clothing, 

109  6th 
Klemm  Hugo,  hairdresser,  285  East 
Klevesahl  E  W,  saloon,  512  4th 
KIEWISOH  J  0.  propr  California  Oil 

Refining  Co,  dealer  in  vinegar,  sauce, 

etc,  935  Montgomery  ave 
Kleyn  Mrs  Helena,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 14  5th 
Klibbeck    Christian,     bootmaker,    806 

Greenwich 
Kliadt  H,  cigars,  909  Kearny 
Kline   ft  Co  (August  Kline),  importers 

men's,  boys  and  ladies'  hats,  26  and 

28  Battery 
Kline  G  W,  accountant  First  National 

Gold  Bank,  315  Montgomery 
Kline  L  (Louis  Kline  ft  Co),  1 10  Bush 
Kline  Louis  ft  Co  (L  Klme  and  M  Gens- 

berger),  importers  hats  and  caps,  110 

Bush 
Kling  O  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

213  Jackson 
Klinge  W  M,  tailor,  117  5th 
Klinger  ft  Claresy,  produce,  stalls  31  and 

32  Mission  Market 
Klinkenberg  Henry,  Market  Exchange 

Saloon,  Mission  Market 
Klinkner  C  A  (C  A  Klinkner  ft  Co),  320 

Sansome 
SLINKNEB  C  A  ft  CO  (C  A  Klink- 
ner), mfr  rod  rubber  stamps,  stencils, 

burning  brands,  seals,  etc,  320  San- 
some 
Klopfer    ft  Diehm  (John  Klopfer  and 

Geo  Diehm),  coopers,  101  Clay 
Klopfer  John  (Klopfer  ft  Diehm),  101 

Clay 
Klopper  Fred,  leather  and  findings,  26 

OTarrell 
Klopstock  C  (Klopstock    ft    Co),    212 

Front 
Klopstock  C  ft  Co,  mfrs  cigars  and  leaf 

tobacco,  212  Front 
Klos  ft  Hund  (Wm  Klos  and  Charles 

Hund),  liquors,  823  Market 
Klos  Wm  (Klos  ft  Hund),  823  Market 
Klobo  Philipp  (Hillenbrand  &   Klose), 

22  and  24  T".rk 
Klotz  Frederick,  wood  and  coal,   1626 

Stockton 
Klotz  Joseph  A,  carpenter,  322  7th 
Klotz  Martin,  restaurant,  907  Kearny 
Klumpke  John  G,  real  estate,  432  Mont- 
gomery 
Klunder  John,   groceries,  101  and  103 

Jackson 
Klute  A,   painter,   8W   cor  Jones  and 

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KNACjC   JOHN,    propr  Philadelphia 

House,  421  and  423  Bush 
KNAPIK  P  P>  mfr  silt  imitation  wal- 
nut and  veneer  mouldings  and  picture 
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Knapp  Mrs  B,  coffee  saloon,  619  Sacra- 
mento 

Knapp  E  G,  attorney-at-law,  409  Cali- 
fornia 

Knapp  J  E,  freight  agt  N  P  0  R  E, 
foot  of  Clay 

XNABSTON  JOHN  H,  book  and  job 
printer,  5U2  VVashiiigton 

Knauer  Joseph,  hairdresser,  bootblack 
and  laundry,  105  4th 

Knauth  Carl  W,  saloon  and  boarding- 
house,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Bay 

Kneass  Geo  W  (Burns  &  Kneuss),  5  Mis- 
sion 

Kueeland  James  H,  saloon,  670  How- 
ard 

Kueenan  Patrick,  bootmaker,  508  Mis- 
sion 

Kneese  Geo,  saloon,  572  Folsom 

Knell  John,  professor  of  music,  1212 
Mission 

Knerr  S  G,  merchant  tailor,  1202  Mar- 
ket 

Knickerbocker  Calvi  vnoA  and  coal, 
524  Mission 

Knight  E  H,  milkman,  aly 

Knight  Geo  A,  attorney  .t-.aw,  410 
Kearny 

Knight  ft  D,  supt  Presidio  and  Ferries 
R  R  Co,  Union  bet  Leavenworth  and 
Hyde 

KNiOHT  P  p.  cornice  mfr,  425  4th 

Knights  of  Pytliiac,  A  G  Booth  Grand 
K  of  R  and  S,   Pythian  Castle,   913 

Kniijhts  of  Pythias  Hall,  915  Market 
Knights  of  Red  Branch,  K  R  B  Hall, 

861  Market 
Knights  of  Pythias  Library,  4,000  vols, 

915  Market 
Knights  of  Red  Branch  Hall,  861  Mar- 

ket 
Knights  of  St  Patrick,  K  R  B  Hall,  861 

Market 
Knippenberq  E  R,  liquors,  iSE  cor  Steu- 

art  and  Howard 
Knobltick  J,  wood  and  coal,   cor  Butte 

and  Townsend 
Knoche  Henry,  groceries,  4^.3  3d 
Knocker  C  B,  teas,  123  Ciilifornia 
Kuoechet  k  Brand  (Ciias  Kiioechel  and 

John  G  Braiid),  proprs  Montgomery 

Baths,  621  Montgomery 
Knoechel   Chas    (Knuechel    &   Brand), 

621  Montgomery 
Knofluch    Augustin,    teacher    of    lan- 
guages, 228  Post 
Knoigsbery  VVm,  tailor,  504  4th 
Knoop  Diedrich,  groceries,  NE  cor  Page 

and  Octavia 
Knop  Elt'ert  (Hildebrandt  &  Knop),  SE 

cor  Montgoirtery  and  Broadway 
Knopf  &  Brandt  ( Wm  Knopf  and  Henry 

Brandt),  printers,  535  California 


Knopf  Geo,  carpenter,  625  Washington 
Knopf  George,  varieties,  2002  Mason 
Knopf  William  (Knopf  &  Brandt),  535 

California 
Knorp  Albert  F,  saw  and  planing  mill, 

411  Mission 
Knotloch    Chas,    basket    factory,    cor 

Butte  and  Tennessee 
Knotloch  Jacob,    hay    and  grain,    cor 

Butte  and  Tennessee 
Knott  Miss  Maggie,  dressmaking,  1004 

Pacific 
Knottner  F,  saloon,  14  1st 
Knowland  J,  mgr  Gardiner  Mill  Co,  22 

California 
KNOWLES  GEO  B  (Geo  B  Knowles 

&  8(m),  8E  cr  Mission  and  Main 
KNOWLES    GEO    B   JB   (George  B 

Knowles  &  Sou),  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Main 

KNOWLES  GEOBGE    B   &  SON 

(George  B  and  George  B  Jr),  lumber, 

SE  cor  Mission  and  Main,  and  NW 

cor  Main  and  Bryant 
Knowles  J  N,  commission  merchant,  28 

California 
Knowles  S  E,  dentist,  118  Dupont 
KNOWLTON  JOSEPH    m.  general 

stage  agt,  2  New  Montgomery 
Knowlton  John  S,  dentist,  ^'5  Pine 
Knox  George  T,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner, 444  California 
Knox  H  E,  dentist,  23  Post 
KNOX  I   W.  sec   Golden    State   and 

Miners'  Iron  Works,  237-251  1st 
Knox  John  F,  wool  grader  and  packer, 

sorter  and  scourer,  Townsend,  net  5tli 

and  6th 
Knox  E  F,  pres  Pacific  Land  and  Trust 

Co,  513  Cal 
KNOX  THOMAS  R>   official  reporter 

Superior  Court  No    2,  room  74,  309 

Montgomery 
Knubel  Augu->t  (Taubmann  &  Knubel), 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Franklin 
Knucking  J  (J   Schulz  &   Co),  NE  cor 

Union  and  Masai 
Knudson  Mons,  cigars,  312  4th 
Knndaen    P    J,  broker    and   mdse,  116 

Front 
Knnst  Henry,  grocer,  .100  4th 
Koch  Adam,  stoves,  tinwares,  t-rockery, 

813  Market 
KOCH    CHAS.  wines  and  liquors,  SE 

cor  4th  and  Perry 
Koch  Ed\var<l,  groceries,  NW  cor  Polk 

and  Vallejo 
Koch  FVank  (Kammcrer  &  Koch),  542 

Culifiirnia 
Kouh  Frederick,   tinner  and   plumber, 

138  7th 
Kouh  George,  bootmaker,  63SA  Mission 
Koch  Henry  (H   Levi  &  Co),  109   Cali- 
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Kooh  Jacob  D,  wines  and  liquors,  530 

Hayes 
Koch  J  M  J,  hairdresser,  648  Commer- 
cial 
Koch  Ofcto,  carpenter,  1406  Mission 
Koch   Win    G,    painter,  104  and   106 

O'Farrell 
EOCK  CLATJS.  propr  New    Atlantic 

Hotel,  207  Monts{omery  ave 
KOCK  HENRY  H.  liquors,  15  and  17 

Leidesdortf 
Kock  Peter  (Schultz  &   Kock),  SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Davis 
Koehler  August,  trusses  and  shoulder- 
braces,  507  Kearny 
KOEHLER  CHAS.   UPHOLSTER- 

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231  Ellis,  C'.rT.yior 
Koehler  G  (Koehler  &  Ritter),  120 Sutter 
Koehler  ft  Uitter  (G  Koehler  and  (J  A 

Ritter),  jewelry  mfrs,  120  Sutter 
Koehler  W,  boot:naker,  2401  California 
Koehncke,  Behre  &  Co,  co£fee  mills,  30 

and  32  Fremont 
Koeller  Wm,  druggist,  124  Taylor,  cor 

Eddy 
Koon  Frank,   mercantile  collector,  519 

Montgomery 
Koenig  A,  Intots  and  shoes,  122  Kearny 
Koenig  Ferdinand,   saloon,  630  Pacific 

and  217  Montgomery 
Koenig   George  (Muller  &  Koenig),  15 

and  16  California  Market 

KOENIOSBERQER.   FALK  & 

MATERi  mfrs  cigard,  312  Washing- 
ton 

Koeni;^berger  Ferdinand  (M  P  Kohl- 
bprg  &  Co),  leaf  tobacco  and  cigars,  411 
Wasihingtcm 

Koenigsherger  Philip  (Koenigsbcrger, 
Fulk  ft  Mayer),  312  Washington 

Koeuiug  F,  h(|Uor3,  628-632  Pacific 

Koeper  Frederick,  boots  and  shoes,  619 
Montgomery  ave 

Koerber  August,  San  Joa<iuin  Cool 
Yard,  17  and  I'J  Washington 

Koerber  Bros  (Henry  an«l  August  Koer- 
ber). coal  yard,  17  and  I'J  Wasiington 

Koerber  Hoitry,  San  Joaiiuin  Coal  Yard, 
17  and  10  VVa»hinatf>n 

KOERNER  JOHN  N.  groceries,  cor 
Market  and  Pe;irl 

Koerner  Mrs  S,  embroidery  and  stamp- 
ing, 940  Market 

Kogh  A  R,  btrlier,  64*  Commercial 

Kouh  William  G,  painter,  101  and  106 
O'Farrell 

Koluti  William,  grocericn,  I  Franklin 

Kohll)echor  J,  boots  and  shoe!).  123  4th 

Kohlberg  ft  Co  (T  Steiner  and  M  S  Kohl- 
bt-rg),  importers  zephyr  worsted  and 
yarns,  143  Post  ' 

Kohlberg  M  P  (M  P  Kohlberg  ft  Co),  411 
Washington 


Kohlberg  M  P  ft  Co  (Ferdinand  Koe- 
ni.:sberger  and  M  P  Kohlberi;),  leaf 
tobacco  and  cigars,   411   Washington 

Kohlberg  M  S  (Kohlbergft  Co),  143  Post 

Kohler  A  (Kohler  ft  Chasa),  137  and 
139  Post 

Kohler  Chas  (Kohling  ft  Frohling),  SE 
cor  Sutter  and  Dupont  and  626  Mont- 
gomery 

KOHLER  &  CHASE  (A  Kohler  and  O 
A  Chose),  importers  and  wholesale 
dealers  in  musical  instruments,  137 
and  139  Post 

Kohler  Ed,  liquors,  149  Berry 

Kohler  ft  Frohling  (Charles  and  Henry 
Kohler),  California  wines  and  bran- 
dies, 626  Montgomery  and  SE  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Dupont 

Kohler  Henry  (Kohler  ft  Frohling),  SE 
cor  Sutter  and  Dupont  and  626  Mont- 
gomery 

Kohler  K,  confectionery,  512^  Geary 

Kohlman  Solomon,  teas,  coffees  and 
groceries,  216  6th 

Kohlman  W  J,  collector,  331  Montgom'y 

Kohlmoos  ft  Gallagher  (John  Kohlmoos 
and  John  P  Gallagher),  saloon  and 
restaurant,  NE  cor  Market  and  Front 

Kohlmoos  John  (Kohlmoos  ft  Galla- 
gher), NE  cor  Market  and  Front 

Kohn  C  H,  groceries,  232  1st 

Kohn  Henry,  groceries,  403  Folsom 

Kohn  Henry  (Henry  Kohn  ft  Son),  1132 
Market 

Kohn  Henry  ft  Son  (Herman  and  Henry 
Kohn),  furs  and  fancy  goods,  11.32 
Market 

Kohn  Herman  (Henry  Kohn  ft  Son), 
1132  Market 

Kohn  Isaac,   merchant,  309  California 

Kohn  L,  clothing,  40S  Pacific 

Kohn  Simim  (Frankenthal,  Bachman  ft 
Co),  SW  cor  California  and   Battery 

Kohn  ft  Son,  retail  dry  goods,  1132 
Market 

Kohn  William,  liquors,  1406  Polk 

KOHNKE  P  F  F,  liquors,  21  Davis 
and  I'M  California 

Kohnstamin  E  (Straus,  Kol.nstamm  ft 
Co),  102  Battery 

Kolkmann  Hermann,  groceries,  SE  cor 
(Jeary  and  Hyde 

Kollnwer  W  A,  frame  mfr,  300  Post 

KOMMER  EMANUEL,   boots  and 

shoes,  315  Bu^^h 
Konig  Victor  (Robinson  ft  Konig),  103 

Washington 
Koning  Max,  groceries,  S  W  cor  Dupont 

and  Filbert 
Kook  M  (Stromer  ft  Kook),  iK)4  Kearny 
Koopman  E,  groceries,  1507  F'ranklin 
Koops  Petter  M,  saloon,  5  Pacific 
Ko|)ankiewicz  Andrew,  bootmaker,  1601 

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Kopp  C,  restaurant,  oor  4th  and  Folaom 
Koppea  A,  liquors,  533  Sacramento 
Koroel  Anson  (Korbel  F  &  Bros),  cor 

5tli  and  Bryant 
Korbel  F  &  Bros  (Frank,  Joseph  and 
Anson   Korbel),  infra  cigar  boxes,  cor 
6th  and  Bryant 
Korbel  Frank   (F  Korbel  &  Bros),  cor 

5th  and  Bryant 
Korbel  Joseph  (F  Korbel  &  Bros),  cor 

5th  and  Bryant 
Kordmeyer   G    (Underwood   ft    Kord- 

mcyer),  Russ  House  Billiard  Rooms 
Korn  A  I,  barber,  545  California 
KOBN  BRUNO,  frnits,  54  3d 
KOBTICE  FRANK,   dresser  of  mill 
picks  and  mining  drills,  31  Commer- 
cial 
Koshland  Bros  (N  and  M   Koahland), 

wool  and  hides,  301  Battery 
Kosliland  Joseph  (S  Koshland  &,  Co), 

228  California 
Koshland  M  (Koahland  Bros),  301  Bat- 
tery 
Koshland  N  (Koshland  Bros),  301  Bat- 
tery 
Koshland  >S  &  Co  (S  and  J  Koshland), 
bags,  bagging,  twines,  wool  and  furs, 
228  California 
Koshland  Simon  (S  Koshland  &,  Co),  228 

California 
Koater  G,  groceries,  843  Pacific 
Koster  Henry,  oils  imd  lamps,  junction 
Montgomery    ave    and  Dupont  and 
410  Sansome 
Koster  Henry  (Horstmann  &  Co),  700 

Bush 
Koster  John,  mgr  Psicific  Vinegar  an  1 

Pickle  Works,  419  Fulton 
KOSTER  JOHN  L.   (Koster  &  Zwick), 
mgr  Coos  Bay  Stave  and  Lumber  Co 
and  Pacific  Vinegar  Works,  33  Main 
Koster   Joseph,    Avenue     House    and 
livery,  NE  corCentral  ave  and  Geary 
KOSTER  &  ZWICK  (John  L  Koster 
and  Mrs  Louisa  Zwick),  mfrs  extract 
of  coffee,  33  Main 
Kosteriug  Charles,  groceries,   1115  and 

1788  Folaom 
Kotloch  Chria,  hotel.   Railroad  ave  bet 

7th  and  8th  avca 
Kowalaki   &  Co  (Saul   Kowalaki  and 

Adolph  Bail),  wines,  526  California 
Kowalski  Saul  (Kowalski  &  Co),   526 

California 
Koznitiisky    &    Bro    (H    Kozminsky), 
wholesale    cigars    and    tobacco,    2^2 
Sansome  and  215  Pine 
Kozminsky  H  (Kozminsky  &  Bro),  215 

Pine 
Kraemer  &  Gombert  (0  Kraemer  and  E 

Gombert),  hat  mfra,  252  M 
Kroemcr  O  (Kraemer  &  Gombert),  252  3d 
Kraft  Ferdiuard,  liquors,  3  Merchant 


Kragen  &  Geist  (Saml  Kragen  and  Wm 
Geiat),  Pacific  Furniture  Factory,  736 
Brannan  bet  6th  and  7th 
Kragen  Samuel  (Kragen  &  Geist),  Pacific 
Furniture  Factory,  736  Brannan  bet 
6th  and  7th 
Kraimer  I,  insurance  broker,  210  San- 
some 

Kraker  ft  Israel  (Michael  Kraker  and 
Max  Israel),  mfrs  ladies'  underwear, 
521  and  523  Market 

Kraker  Michael  (Kraker  ft  Israel),  521 
and  523  Market 

Kramer  Bernhard,  bakery,  cor  Grove 
and  Buchanan 

Kramer  C,  meat  market,  2021  Fillmore 

Kramer  Chris  (Kramer  ft  Dodge),  437 
Bush 

Kramer  ft  Dodge  (Chris  Kramer  and 
Miles  B  Dodge  Jr),  tailoring,  437  Bush 

Kram  T  Mrs  E,  variety,  419i  Stockton 

Kramer  F,  bootmaker,  219  Davis 

KBAMEB.  GOOBMAN  &  CO  (H 
Kramer,  Theo  Goodman  and  T  Brown- 
stein),  cloaks,  wholesale  and  ladies' 
underwear,  109  Battery 

Kramer  H  (Kramer,  Goodman  ft  Co), 
109  Battery 

Kramer  L,  nursery,  S£  cor  24th  and 
Howard 

Kramer  Wm  D,  groceriea,  SW  cor  Du- 
pont and  Greenwich 

Kramer  Wm  J,  butcher,  819  Jackaon 

KBANEB  FHILLIF  H.  mining,  328 
Montgomery 

Krau  Morris,  tailor,  236  Ellis 

Kraus  A  (Samuel  McKee  ft  Co),  307 
Montgomery 

Kraus  Sigmund,  tannery,  1612  Dolores 

Krause  G,  bootmaker,  1023  Pacific 

Krausgrill  John  (P  Weisel  ft  Co),  !105 
Stockton 

Krauss  Bernhardt,  saloon,  222  Wash- 
ington 

Krauss  Fred  H,  wallpaper,  painting,  etc, 
514  Bush 

Krauaae  Chaa,  fruits  and  vegetables,  33 
6th 

Kreger  Wm  B,  carpenter,  115  Davia 

KREIO  ANTON,  propr  San  Francisco 
Tannery,  San  Bruno  Road  bet  28th 
and  29th 

Kreling  Mrs  Barbara,  dry  goods,  1149 
Market 

Kreling  Bros  (John,  Joseph  and  Wm 
Kreling),  Tivoli  Gardens,  28-32  Eddy 

Kreling  John  (Kreling  Bros),  28-.32  Eddy 

Kreling  Joseph  (Kreling  Bros),  28-32 
Eddy 

Kreling  Wm  (Kreling  Bros),  28-32  Eddy 

Kremer  Bros  (J  and  N  Kremer),  zinc 
foundry,  25  Jessie 

Kremer  J  (Kremer  Bros),  25  Jessie 

Kremer  N  (Kremer  Bros),  26  Jessie 


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Kremple  F  J  (Craig  &  Kremple),  22-2G 

Mint  ave 
KBENTER  CHABXES  (Anatett  ft 

Co),  7-25  Green 
Krenz  Oswald,  Laguna  Tannery,    NE 

Oough  ft  Filbert 
Kreuser  Mme  C,  fancy  goods,  921  Union 

KREUTZMANN  W  S,  publisher  of 

the    Scandinavian    newspaper,    409 

Washinn;ton 
Kr«ye  ft  Tamm  (John  Kreye  and  Henry 

Tamm),  groceries,  150  lot 
Krieg  A,  tanner,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

29th 
Kriogk  — ,  physician,  30  Kearny 
Krill  Henry  (Spruul  ft  Krill),   uO  Cali- 
fornia Market 
Kritzky  J  A,  fruit  and  vegetables,  stall 

4  New  Clay  Street  Market 
Kroegcr  Henrj',  butcher,  cor  Shasta  and 

Michigan,  Potrero 
Kroeger  Wm  (Thierbach  ft   Kroeger), 

SW  cor  .5th  and  Bryant 
KKOENKE  H  C,  grocery,  SW  cor  8th 

and  Mission 
Kroenke  ft  Lutzens,  groceries,  cor  26th 

and  Mission 
KROGH  C  A  (F  W  Krogh  ft  Co),   51 

Beale 
KROQH  F  W  (F  W  Krogh  ft  Co),  51 

Beitle 
XROOHF  W  &  CO  (F  W  and  C  A 

Krogh),  (successors  to  W   I   Tustin), 

infrd  of  wind  mills,  horse-power  tanks 

and  pumps,  factory  and  office  51  Beale 
Kroger  H  A,  groceries,  1600  Polk 
Kroger  Henry,   South    San    Francisco 

Packing  and  Provision  Co,  office  226 

Front 
Kroger  Herman^  restaurant,  405  Pacific 
Krohn  Gustav,  carpenter,  1429  O'Far- 

rell 
KRON  A  K  (A   K   Kron  ft  Co),   505 

Front 
KRON  A  K  &  CO  (A  K,  H  F,  F  R  and 

O  J    Kron),    commission  merchants, 

leiither  and  hides,  505  Front 
KRON  FR  (A  K  Kron  ft  Co),  505  Front 
KRON  H  F  (A  K   Kron  ft  Cu),   605 

Front 
Kron  Julius,    clothing,    927    and   929 

Kearny 
KRON  0  J  ( A  K  Kron  ft  Co),  505  Front 
Krone  .John,  <;arpeuter,  711  Sutter 
KRONE  JULIUS,  carpenter  and  cabi- 
netmaker,   store    and    office   fitting, 

French  polishing,  "arnishiug  and  ou- 

ing,  711  Sutter  nr  Taylor 
Kronenburg  F   (F  Krouenberg  ft   Co), 

cor  Franklin  and  McAllister 
KRONENBERO  F  &  CO  (F  K.xinen- 

berg,    Philip    Rohrbacher    and   Mux 

Schwab),  United  States  Brewery,  cor 

Franklin  and  McAllister 


Kronholm  C  E,  painter,  108)  Townsend 
Kronholm  Mrs  J  S,  aocoucheur,  328  7th 
Krouse  George,  bootmaker,  1023  Pacific 
Krouse  SR,mfr  patent  overalls,  clothing 

and  underwear,  35  Sutter 
Kruckel  Andrew,  hairdresser,  325  Da- 

pont 
Kruder  George,  carriage  repairing  and 

painting,  1114  Harrison 
Ki-ueckel  Ch.is  and  Frauk,  saloon,  ojr 

Ist  and  Market 
Krueger  G  F,   carriage    factory,    1114 

Harrison 
Krueger  S,  mfr  of  umbrellas,   parasols 

and  canes,  121  6th 
Kruft  Joseph,  saloou,  536  California 
Krug  Martin,  saloon,  1725  Mission 
Kruger  Charles,  tailor,  225  Montgomery 

avu 
Kruger  ft  Hollings  (Louis  Kruger  and 

Henry   Hollings),   groceries,   SE  cor 

Geary  and  Mason 
Kruger  Louis  (Kruger  ft  Hollings),  SE 

cor  Geary  and  Mason 
Kruuer  Louis,  cigars  and  tobacco,  2246 

Mission 
Krugher  C  H,  tailor,  21.5  Montgomery 

ave 
KruU  Ernest,  shirtmaker,   224  Kearny 
Kruse  Edward  (Kruse  ft  Euler),  209  and 

211  Front 
KRUSE  &  EULER  (E.lward  Kruse 

and  Emil  Rohte),   wholesale  grocers 

and  commission  merchants,  20J  and 

211  Front 
Kruse  J  H,  hay,  grain,  wood  and  coal 

SE  cor  23d  and  Shotwell 
Kruse  Martin,  saloon,  NW  cor  Chestnut 

and  Montgomery 
Krynski    Lucas    (Muzio    ft    Krynski), 

liquors,  2925  Mission 
KUch  August,    propr  Nicholas   Hotel, 

San  Bruno  Jtoad  cor  26th  and  Army 
Kilch    ft   Wohlers,  groceries,  SW    cor 

Hayes  and  Buchanan 
Kiick  Marx,  groceries,  SW  cor  Hayes 

and  Buchanan 
Kucking  John  (Shutz  ft  Kucking),  cor 

Uuion  and  Mason 
Kucks  C  H,  liquors,  129  Clay 
Kugler  G,  liquors,  506  Clay 
Kugler  Gottlieb,  saloon,  401  Davis 
Kuhl  Mrs  H,  fancy  goods.  211  P    t 
Knhl   H    (i,  sec  (roldeu  Gate  '    Jolen 

Mill,  cor  Butte  and  Bryant,  otnce  112 

Bush 
Kuhl  M,  hotel,  530  .3d 
K  ihling  Anton,  toolmaker,  54'.)  5th 
Kuhlke  John  H,  saloou,  SW  cor  Beale 

and  Mission 
Kuhlmann  D,  grocer,  NW  cor  4th  and 

Brannan 
Kuhlwein  Mrs  E,  saloon,  406  Dupont 
Kuhn  Geo,  tailor,  room  11,  622  Clay 


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Kuhn  Henry,  liquors,  710  Valencia 
Kuhn  William,  liquors,  I40G  Polk 
KuU  Mrs  Louisa,  bakery  aud  variety, 

108  Hayes 
Kullinaii   II  (Kullman,  Salz  &   Co  and 
KuUinan,  Wagner  &  Co),  10(5  Battery 
Kullman,    Salz    &    Co    (H     Kullmau, 
Jacob  Salz  and  Charles  Hurt),  tanners 
and  dealers  ia  hides,  pelts  and  tallow, 
100  Battery 
Kullman,   Wagner  &  Co  (H  Kullman, 
Chas  Wagner,  Jacob  Salz  and  Chas 
Hart),  proprs  Pncitic  Tannery,  Stock- 
ton, 100  Batter^ 
Kullmann    S   (Kullmann    &    Co),  313 

Montgomery 
Kullmann  &  Co  (S  Kullmann,  W  Lowen- 
berg,  Edward  M  and  Arthur  Sichel), 
stockbrokers,  313  Montgomery 
Kumerlander  Richard,  saloon,  430  4th 
Kunath  Oscar,  artist  painter,  030  Bush 
KUNER    A,    seal    engraver   and    die 

sinker,  611  Washington 
Kungle  C  H,  groceries,  132  8th 
KUNKLEB  JOHN  Ei  physician,  514 

Kearny 
Kuntz  &  Dietz  (Jacob  Kuntz  and  Henry 
Dietz),  Saenger  Hall  Saloon,  513-517 
Montgomery  ave 
Kuntz  Jacob  (Kuntz  &  Dietz),  513-517 

Montgomery  ave 
Kunze  Otto  £,  brushes,  640  Mission 
Kupper  Benj,  saloon,  119  Ma'u 
Kurspinsky  Chas,  butcher,  cor  27th  and 

Alabama 
Kurtz  A  M,  druggist,  SWcor  Turk  and 

Hyde 
Kurtz  A,  groceries,  cor  Harrison  and 

3d 
Kusel  S  A,  shirt  manufactory,  806  and 

808  Valencia 
KUSTEL   &  GO   (Henry    and    Guido 

Kustel),  assayers,  318  Pine 
KUSTEL  OUIOO   (Kustel  &  Co),  318 

Pine 
KUSTEL  HENBT  (Kustel  &  Co),  318 

Pine 
Kutner  J,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Grove  st, 

Hayes  Valley 
Kutner  L  (E  Sikes  &  Co),  115  Front 
Kutner    Leopold,  cigars   and    tobacco, 

1044  Sutter 
Kuttuer  Bros  (L  ai>d  H  Kuttuer),  job 

printers,  819  Larkin 
Kuttner  N,  dyer,  819  Larkin 
Kutz  G  M  (Kutz  &  Murr),  416  Sacra- 

mento 
KUTZ  &  MURB  (G  M  Kutz  and  L 
Murr),  wholtidttle  boots  and  shoes,  416 
8a  cram  nto 

KWOlffO  SHEW  LUN  &  CO,  dry 

goods  aud  fancy  goodd,  7^9  Dupout 
Kyes  O  H,  meat  market,  50  Steuart 
Kyle  Robert,  saloon,  304  Pacitic 


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LA  BRIE  GODEFROL  physician,  1030 

Mission 
LaCflza  B,  blacksmith,  714  Sansome 

LaCHAPELLE  MME  EXILDA. 

wines  and  liquors,  HI')  cor  Post  and 
Central  ave 

LaChappelle  J  J,  blacksmith,  230  Mis- 
sion 

La  Coniiance  Insurance  Co  of  Paris, 
Hutchinson  &  Mann  agts,  322  and 
324  California 

La  Fonciere  Marine  Insurance  Co  of 
Paris,  Hutchinson  &  Mann  agts,  322 
and  324  California 

La  Grande  Laundry,  E  P  White  propr, 
13th  bet  Howard  and  Folsom,  oflice 
648  Market 

La  Grange  Ditch  and  Hydraulic  Mining 
Co,  A  Halsey  sec,  328  Montgomery 

"LAREPUBLICA."  Albert  G  Pack- 
ard editor,  734  Montgomery 

"LA  SOCIETE  FRAHCAISE 
D'EPARONES  ET  DE  FREVOY- 
ANCE  HUTUELLEL"  534  Califor- 
nia 

La  Solidarite  Mutual  Beneficial  Associa- 
tion, 729  Montgomery 

'XA  VOCE  DEL  FOFOLO. "  G  B 

Cevasco  eilitor  and  propr,  535  Wash- 
ington 

"LA  VOZ  DEL  NUEVO  MUNDO," 

Ramon  A  Madcro  publisher,  119  aud 
120  Montgomery  block 

Labarbere  J,  s^iloon,  31  Sacramento 

Labat  Jean,  saloon,  1301  Stocktnn 

Label  Henry,  fruits,  337  O'Farrell 

Label  S,  clolhint;,  212  Steuart 

Labhard  Jciin,  Unii>n  Nursery,  Post  bet 
Lyon  and  Cemetery  ave 

Labi  le  &  Massat  (O  Labine  and  C  Mas- 
sat),  li(]Uor8,  64J  Commercial 

Labine  O  (Labine  &  Massnt),  641  Com- 
mercial 

Labohm  Mrs,  midwife,  504  and  606 
Jessie 

Labrnt  John  B,  groceries,  Protrero  ave 
bet  22d  and  23d 

Locatchi  Apostolo,  fruit  and  confection- 
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Lacny  John,  restaurant,  623  Commercial 
LacayJean,  restaurant,  623  Commercial 
LACMER  OEOBQE,  tailor,  403  Sutter 
Lacher    I,    commission   merchant   and 

hides,  520  P'ront 
Lachman    A*J  (Sideman,   Laohman  & 

Co),  209  and  211  Buttery 
Lachman  A  (Lachman  &  Jacobi).  113  2d 
Lachman  A,  clothing,  810  Montgomery 
Lachman  Bertha  (Lachman  &  Stbrnfe'.s), 

12*J  Montgomery 
Lachman  &  Jacobi  (  V  Lachm.in  and  F 
and  J  J  Jacobi),  California  wines  and 
brandies,  8E  cor  1st  and  Market  and 
113  2d 
Lachman  Louis,  tailor,  518  Pine 
Lachman  M  (Lachman  &  Sterufels),  129 

Montgomery 
Lachman  M  &  Co,  carpets,  31  Post 
Ijachman  C  (8  Lachman  &    Co),  401 

Market 
Lachman  S  &  Co  (S  Lachman),  native 
wines  and  liquors,  401-411  Market 
and  534  Market 
Lachman  &  Sternfels  (Bertha  Lachman 
and  B  H   Sterutels),  furs,  129   Mont- 
gomery 
Lachtslieim  Mis   Fred,  dry  goods,  cor 

Kentucky  and  Butte 
Lack  Charles,  teas,  coffees  and  spices, 

1037  Folsom 
Lackcman  Charles   (Helmken  &  Lacke- 

mau),  5IU  Kearny 
Lackey  J  M.  barber,  1001  Valencia 
Lackuianu  H,  bootmaker,  210  Brannan 
Laclaviere  P   (John  Sauluier  &  Co),  607 

and  609  Front 
Laconibo  Geo  (Hack   &  Lacombe),  639 

Market 
Lacomber  Peter,  fruits   and  vegetables, 

2851  Mission 
LacoHte   Frank,   restaurant,  617  Sacra- 
mento 
LACOSTE  JOHN,  wine  maker,  denier 
ill  imported  and  native  wines,  liquors 
and  brandies,  901  Montgomery  ave 
Lacua  F  (Beilltes  &  Lacua),  124  Mont- 
gomery ave 
LACY  B  T   (Parke  &  Lacy),  21   Fre 

niont 
LacyH,  note  broker,  321  California 
LACT  J  0.  tinsmith,  305  8th 
Lada  Bruno,  coffee  saloon,  302  Post 
Lada  Mrs  M,  music  teacher,  213  Powell 
LASD  C  D,   guns,   rifles  and  pistols, 
fishing  tackl»,  cutlery,  sporting  out- 
fits   complete,   and    ogt   for    Ballard 
rifle  and'Marlin  new  Ballard  Repeat- 
ing rifle,  529  and  531  Kearny 
Lada  Geo    L,  pres    American  District 
Telegraph,  Pacifio  Bell  Telephone  Co, 
and  Gold  and  Stock  Telegraph  Co,  222 
Sansome 
Ladd  P  B,  attyat-Iaw,  420  California 


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Ladies'  Hebrew  Mutual  Benefit  Asso> 
ciation,  Louis  Licht  sec,  B'uai  B'rith 
Hall,  121  £d.iy 

"Ladies'  Home  Journal,"  9  Post 

Ladies'  Prote^-tion  and  Relief  Society, 
cor  Post  and  Van  Ness  ave 

Lady  Waahintcton  Consolidated  Mining 
Co,  W  H  Watson  sec,  302  Montgom- 
ery 

Lacremans  Frank,  furniture,  528  Wash- 
ington               

LAFAYETTE  BUEWERY.  A  An- 

stett  &  Co   proprs,  l'I5  and  727  Green 
Lafayette  Guards,  E  Luttringer  capt,  £ 

H  Bolbret  sec,  728  Montgomery 
Lafayette  Hall,  730  Montg  >mery 
Lafayette  Loduiug- house,  1030  Howard 

bet  6th  and  7th 
Lufayette  Park,  cor  Washington    and 

Gough 
Laffey  E  N,  shipping  hgt,  518  Battery 
Lufli  Lucio,  groceries,  SW  cor  14th  and 

Natoma 
Lafleur  Victor,  bootmaker,  436  Bush 
Laflin  Jam>'8,  shipping  agt,  34  Steunrt 
LAFLIN  L  J  (Mooney  &  Laflin),  NW 

cor  Geary  and  Central  ave 
Lafond  Mnie,  mfr  artificial  flowers,  763 

Mission    

LAFONTAINE  A  Jt  book    and    job 

printer,  6-J5  Merchant  and  622  Clay 
Lafstad  John  N,  furrier,  813  Market 
Lageman  H,  wood  and  coal,  812  McAl- 
lister 
Lagen  Barney,  wood  and  coal,  222  17th 
Lagruve  Bernard,  propr   Fifth   Avenue 

Hotel 
Lagrave  Chas,  barber,  13   Montgomery 

ave 
Lagrave  J  P   (Boyer  &   Lagrave),  1122 

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Laguna    Honda    School,   cor   8th    ave 

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LAGUNA  UVERY  STABLE,  John 

Horn  pro|ir,  1620  Lnguna 
Lahaney  Patrick  W,  harnessmaker,  cor 

5th  and  Railroad  ave 
Lahtrty  Peter,  carpenter,  713  Turk 
{•ahl  J,  merchant  tailor,  513  Pine 
Lai  I)  Anton,  bootmaker,  906  Pacific 
Laib  Joseph,  bootmaker,  1623  Post 
Laine  J,  lapidary,  9  llardie  Place 
L:iiiig  (.'has  D,  commission  stock  broker, 

337  Pine 
Laird  Daniol,  new  and  second-hand  fur- 
niture, 1070  Howard 
LAIRP  D  Wi  mfr  watches  and  jew- 
elry, 27  Post 
Laird  Mrs  T,  dressmaking,  101  Powell 
Lake  B,  groceries,  995  Market 
Lake  &  Co  (H  Lake),    shoe   blacking 

mfrs,  615  3d 
Lake  L  E  (Lake  &  Warren),  411  Sacra- 
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Lake  &  Warren  (L  E  Lake  and  Oeo  W 
Warren),  brushed,  brooms,  wooden- 
ware,  etc.,  411  Sacramento 

Lake  Pleasauton  Water  Co,  Driiry  Me- 
lone,  general  mgr,  418  California 

LAKE  SHORE  i^NO  MICHIGAN 
SOUTHERN  RR  CO.  Wm  BeDell 
agt,  22  Montgomery 

Lake  Wm  B,  mgr  California  Glass 
Works,  240  Montgomery 

Lakezar  A,  fruits,  248  Taylor 

I^alande  A,  watchmaker  and  diamond- 
setter,  420  Sutter 

Lalannc  Chariey.  fruit,  502  Valencia 

Lalich  Lazar,^fruit8,  91 1  Kearny 

Lalla  Jt>hn,  bakery,  504  Union 

Lullement  Mrs  II,  French  laundry,  620 
Mission 

Lallament  Mme  Julia,  curtain  and  lace 
cleaner,  025  Howard 

Lalliment  A,  laundry,  620  Union 

LALLT  MRS  MART,  groceries,  sta- 
tionery, fancy  goodit  and  confection- 
ery, 31  Mission 

LALOLI  DAVID,  propr  Ticino  Hotel, 
618  Pacific 

Lalson  Peter,  liquors,  11  Jackson 

Lamar  Mrs  C,  bakery,  234  1st 

Lamar  J  B  (Lamar  &  McKinstry),  126 
Kearny  

LAMAR  &  McKINSTRT  (J  B  Lamar 
and  A  McKinstry),  attorneys-at-law, 
126  Kearny 

Lamb  Edward  (Lamb  &  Son),  stall  8, 
Bay  City  Market 

Lamb  Isaac,  ladies'  and  children's  an- 
derwear,  40  6th 

Lamb  James  (Lamb  &,  Son),  stal!  8,  Bay 
City  Market 

Lamb  John,  liquors,  150  Steuart 

Lamb  i,  Son  (J as  and  Edward  Lamb), 
fish,  stall  8,  Bay  City  Market 

Lamb  W  E,  clerk  Justice  Court,  SE  cor 
Kearny  and  Washington 

Lamb  W  H  (Jas  A  Folger  &  Co),  104 
and  106  California 

Lamb  Wm  Henry,  watchmaker,  1252 
Market 

Lambert  Boris,  clothing,  216  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Lambert  &  Greene  (Wm  Lambert  and 
Charles  Greene),  axle  grease,  144  Na- 
toma 

Lambert  H  F,  vice  pres  Mutual  Secu- 
rity Pbnd  Associabion  of  California, 
331  Kearny 

Lambert  J  S,  sec  of  the  Tide    Land 

Reclamation  Co,  320  Sansome 
Lambert  Wm  (Lamber:  &  Greene),  144 

Natoma 
Lambert  Wm  P,  livery  stable,  875  Fol- 

som 
Lambertenghi  F,  Italian  consul,  room 
19,  5U6  Battery 


Lambla  Jules,  tailor,  605  Sutter 
Lamborn  L  H,  j<«b  printing,  13  Ist  ave 

T.ATCBW^  THOS  D,  Mission  Carriage 
Fhciory  and  horseshoeing,  540  and 
642  Valencia 

LAMPE  BROS  (T  C  and  W  A  Lnmpe), 
hairdressing  and  baths,  Baldwin  Ho- 
tel, 6  Powell 

Lampo  T  C  (Lampe  Bros),  6  Powell 

Lampe  W  A  (Lanipe  Bros),  6  Powell 
Lamphier  J,  saloon,  236  4th 
Lampkin  J  T  (Kammann  &  Lampkin), 
SE  cor  Geiiry  and  H ydo 

Lainprecht  Mrs  M  E,  hair  goods,  422 
Hayi'S 

Lamson  Geo  F,  auctioneer,  425  Kearny 

Lanbenheimer  Charles,  barber,  Grand 
Hotel,  New  Montgomery 

Lancaster  J  &  Co  (Joseph  and  T  Lan- 
caster), tailors,  531  California 

Lancaster  Joseph  (J  Lancaster  ft  Co), 
531   California 

Lancaster  Thomas  (J  Lancaster  &  Co), 
531  California 

Lancey  T  C,  painter,  432  Montgomery 

Land  Charles,  capitalist  and  real  estate, 
331  Montgomery 

Land  Office  of  the  Stuce  University, 
office.  310  Pine 

Lander  G  Jr,  mgr  Producer's  Marble 
Co,  NE  cor  Montgomery  ave  and 
Jackson 

LANDER  LOUIS  0,  hay  and  grain, 
cor  King  and  4th 

Landers  John,  mgr  Manhatten  Life  In- 
surance Co  of  New  York,  410  Cali- 
fornia 

Landers  M,  mining,  room  2,  309  Mont- 
gomery 

Landers  Patrick,  hardware,  cutlery  etc, 
324  Bftttery 

LANDERS  WILLIAM  J.  general  agt 
Guardian  Assurance  Co  of  London, 
406  California 

Landgraf  John  (Henn  &  Landgraf),  3 
1st 

Landgrebe  W   E,  hairdresser,  1204  Polk 

Landi{rel)e  William,  barber,  102  7th 

LAin)INI  J  (Landiui  &  Tocchini), 
1320  polk 

LANDINI  &  TOCCHINI  (J  Landini 
and  V  Tocchini),  tith,  fruits  and  vege* 
tables,  1320  and  1322  Polk 

Landis  Casper,  tan  and  herb  baths,  51 
Minna 

Landis  G  O  (Landis  &  Jacoby),  543 
Market 

Lantlis  &  Jacoby  (G  C  Landis  and  I  N 
Jacoby),  mfrs  boots  and  shoes,  543 
Market 

Lando  H,  clothing,  317  Kearny 

Landry  C  Babin,  real  estate,  612  Com- 
mercial 

Landsberg  H,  boots  and  shoes,  34  6th 


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Landaberg  Henry,  oigara  and  tobacco, 
101   Sananme 

Landsherg  &  Wionholz  (ALnnsbcrg  and 
M  Wienholz),  liquors,  SE  cor  Mission 
and  4th 

Landsborger  &  Curtis  (I  Land  Merger 
and  J  M  Curtis),  conimissiou  mer- 
chants, 123  California 

Landaliurger  Herman,  boots  and  shoes, 
lU  6th 

Landdberger  I  (Landsborger  &  Curtis), 
1'23  California 

Lando  Harris,  tailor,  317  Kearny 

LAND!  F  (Uinz  &  Landt),  16  and  18 
2d 

Landucci  M  (M  Landucoi  &  Co),  711 
Montgomery  avo 

Landucui  M  k  d*  (Martin  Landucci  and 
Antonio  Barauglia),  fruits,  711  Mont- 
gomery ttve 

Landucia  Francisco,  boot-leg  maker, 
224  Broadway 

Lane  Mrs  K  T,  barber,  807  Market 

LANE  J  Ji  real  estate  and  business 
agent,  '2'M  Kearny 

Lane  John  J,  saloon,  118  4th 

Lane  Levi  C,  physician,  6  2  Mission 

Lane  Michael,  sal  on,  326  Davis 

LANE  FETERt  commission  merchant, 
18  Clay 

Lane  Walter  W,  boarding  house,  604 
and  506  Davis 

LANE  W  E«  hardware,  stoves,  tin- 
ware, pumps,  plumber  and  gastitter, 
met  .l-ruofff,      locksmith,      bronzer, 

filder,   and    asphaltum    worker,   505 
[earny  nr  California 
Lane  VVilliam,   licjuors  and  cigars,  333 

East 
Lanfranchi  Mrs  C,  teacher  of  French, 

10  Hollis 
Lang  Adolph  (Lang  Bros),  1406  Polk 
Lang  Bros  (Otio  and  Adolph  Lang),  bot- 
tling beer,  1406  Polk 
Lane  Chas  E  (Lang  &    Griffith),  216 

Wiishiiigton 
LANO  &  CO  (George  Lang),  wholesale 

vtine  and   liquor  merchants,  210-214 

Diipont 
LAmO  GEO  (Lang  &  Co),  210-214  Du- 

pont 
L  mg  Geo,  liquors,  i)41  Mnrket 
Lang  &  (]>riffith  (C  E  Lang,  J   B  Grif- 

tith),  sign  painters,  216  Washington 
LANO  ISAAC  L.  G  sec  Grand  Council 

Choien  Fiiunds,  204  Sutter 
Lang  John  F,  hardware  and  locksmith, 

13244  Polk 
Lang  Mrs  Mary,  lodging-house,  222 ^  4th 
Lang  Otto  (Lang  Brm),  1406  Polk 
Lanubein  Herman  (Lehritter  &  Lang- 

bein),    SW    oor    Montgomery     and 

Kearny 
Laogdale  A,  crockery,  1207  Stockton 


Lange  H  C,  candy  and  varieties,  1520 
Mission 

Laiige  H  C,  groceries,  NW  cor  Dolores 
and  22d 

Lange  H  H,  liquors,  503  6th 

LAlvOE  JOHN  C  R.  willow  furniture 
and  baskutmaker,  wholeaale  and  retail, 
12  Montgomery  ave 

Lange  L  A,  fancy  goods,  2542  Folsom 

LANOE  0  V  &  C0«  successors  to 
California  View  Co,  1023.1  Market 
bet  6tli  and  7th,  J  W  Farnell  busi- 
ness mgr 

Lango  P  N,  liqunrsi,  246  Townsend 

Laugendorf  Ernest,  dairy  produce,  1606 
Polk 

Langenkamp  F  M,  grocer,  lOGl  Folsom 

Langeron  Frank,  blacksmith,  708  Bat- 
tery 

Langhorn  J  P,  attorney-at-law,  room 
I,  421  Montgomery 

LANGLANB    NELSON    P.   stair- 

builder,  wood-turuer  and  scroll-saw- 
yer, 407  Mission 
Langley  Chaa  L,  city  agt   for  W  J  Cal- 

liiigham    &    Co,    general    insurance 

agts,  213  8  nsome 
Langley  Honry  G,  publisher,  14  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Laiiglt>y  James  M  (Langley  &  Jones),  27 

Washington 
Langley  &  Jonea    (James  M    Langley 

and    P    L   Jones),    blacksmiths,    27 

Washington 
Langley  Mn  Melanio  (Langley  &  Mich- 

a^s),  101  Front 
Langley    ft    Michaels    (Mra     Melanie 

Langley,  Henry  Michaels  and  Robert 

Wall),   wholesale  druggists,  101-105 

Front 
Langrader    Dietrich,     bootmaker,    308 

Fell 
Langrehr  Henry  C   (Henry  C  Ijangrchr 

ft   Co),  25  Market  and  (Lnngrelir  ft 

Simon),  16  Drumm 
Langrehr  Henry    C    ft  Co  (Henry  C 

Langrehr    and  T    Simon),  ship  tin- 

smitha  and  plumbers  and  mfrs  ahip 

and  life  boats,  25  Market 
Langrehr  ft    Simon,  propra  California 

Galvanizing  Works,  16  Drumm  and 

25  Market 
Langatadter    Daniel,    attorney-at-law, 

330  Pine,  roonu  38  and  3U 
Langatadter  S,  tobacco  and  oigara,  319 

Sunaome 
Lankenau  Henry,  liquors,  cor  IIR  and 

15th  aves 
Lannan  Ma  tin,  meat  market,  SE  cor 

Polk  and  California 
Lanno  Peter,  saloon,  1325  Stockton 
Lansberg  A  (Lansberg  ft  Wienholz),  SE 

cor  Mission  and  4th 
Lanazweert  L,  druggist,  360  4th 


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Lanteri  G  F  (Vice  &  Lanteri),  0  Broad- 
way and  42  Steuart 
LAllTERI  ft  VICE  (Thomas  Vice  and 
O  F  Lanteri),   boatbuildera,  6  Broad- 
way and  42  Htcuart 
Lantiieaume  John,  waffles,  10  4th 
Lanz  Louis,  hotel,  20  Page 
Lanzendorf  E,  produce,  IGOU  Polk 
Lanzet  Samuel,  rubber  goods,  HO  iSteu- 

art 
Lapariat  Blaise,  bakery,  036  Howard 
Lapham  Lorenze,  propr  Wt-stern  Straw 
Works,  110  and  112  Market  and  5  J 
Tavilor 
Lapid/^e  W  F,  real  estate,  Railroad  avc 

bet  16th  and  17  th  aves 
Laplace  J  li,  lithographer,  518  Clay 
Lapoubie    Dan'.el     (Heigbeider   &    La- 

pouble),  d27  Heyes 
Lapping    Mrs  Margaret,   dressnaking, 

170  Minna 
Larat  A,  confectioner,  000  McAllister 
Lardner  Henry  F,  short-hand  reporter, 

414  California 
Larezzari    Mrs   Mary,    milliner,    1620 

Stockton 
Lixrse  Thos  W,  locksmith,  525  ]>upont 
Larkin  &   Flaherty  (Thos  Larkin  and 
Bichard  Flaherty),  asphaltum  work- 
ers. S5  Post 
Larkin  James,  groceries,  NW  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Webster 
Larkin  M,  baker,  316  5th 
Larkin  Presbyterian  Church,  cor  Larkiu 

and  Pacific 
Larkin  Thos  (Larkin  &   Flaherty),   35 

Post 
Larkins  &  Co  (Wm   Larkins  and  Geo 
Mclicod),  mfrs  of  cairiagcs,  631  and 
633  Howard 
Larkins  Wm  (Larkins  &  Co),  631  and 

633  Howard 
Laroche   George    A,  insurance    broker 
Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Co  of  Cali- 
fornia, 401  California 
Larrack  Frank,  laundry,  1242  Folsom 
Larrimore  Richard  Jr,  hardware,    501) 

Montgomery  ave 
Larroche  Frank,  butcher,  cor  5th  ave 
and  N,  stall  21  San  Francisco  Morket 
Larroche  Frank,  saloon,  cur  5th  ave  and 

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Larsen  A,  saloon,  909  Kearny 
Larsen  C  G,  coffee  saloon,  18  Eddy 
Larsen  FH,  liquors,  409  Califuruia 
Larsen  George,  cooperage,  14  Bryant 
Larsen   T  (J  (Larsen    &,  WilsDu),  201 

Kearny 
Larsen  &  Wilson  (T  C  Larsen  and  Wm 
Wilson),   watches    and  jewelry,  201 
Kearny 
Larson  Andrew  J  (Larson  &  Wistrand), 

1426  Howard 
Larson  James,  coal,  259  Ist 


Larson  &  Wistrand  (Andrew  J  Larson 
and  Andrew  Wistrand),  wood  and 
coal,  1426  Howard 

Larthe  F,  sec  French  librarv,  120  Sutter 

Lartigau  P  (Lemoine,  Turef  ft  Co) 

LorzolereWm  B  (Larzelere  ft  Witham), 
SW  cor  Clay  and  Davis 

Lar/elere  ft  Withum  (Wm  B  Larzelere 
and  W  L  Withoia),  commission  mer- 
chantii,  SW  cor  Cl.iy  and  Davis 

Lnsar  D,  groceries,  62  Centre  Market 

Lasar  Edward  (Code  ft  La--ar),  1009  Va- 
lencia 

Lasar  L  ft  Co  (L  T^asar),  commission 
merchants,  204  Washington 

LASH  H>  mfr  ruchings  and  laco  goods, 
537  Market 

Lashier  F  H,  cignrs  and  tobacco.  20  6th 

Lasky  I,  furnishing  good:*,  1631  Polk 

Lasswell  M  D,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 
705  Mission 

Last  Chance  Mining  Co,  Geo  W  Fiaher 
sec,  324  Pino 

Latham  F  C,  secN  P  C  R  R  and  auditor 
and  gen  ticket  agt  N  P  C  R  R,  430 
California 

LATIMER  LORENZO  D  (Latimer  ft 
Morrow),  attorucy-at-law,  room  76, 
309  Montgomery 

Lati'iier  li  P,  artist,  61 1  Clay 

LATIMER  &  MORROW  (Lorenzo 
D  Lutinmr  and  William  W  Morrow), 
attorneys-at-law,  room  76,  309  Mont- 
Bomery 

LATOli  CHAS  At  sec  Commercial  In- 
surance Co  of  California  and  agt  Fire 
Association  of  Philadelphia,  405  Cali- 
fornia 

Latson  F  P  (F  P  Latson  ft  Co),  28  New 
Montgomery 

Latson  F  P  ft  Co  (F  P  Latson  and  J  H 
Ferine),  hardware  and  builders' ma- 
terial, 28  New  Montijomery 

Lau  Henry,  Deutscher  Veroin,  216 
Dnpont 

Laufonborger  C  (W  R  Drake  ft  Co),  208 
Davis 

LAUDER  LOUIS  0,  hay  and  grain, 
cor  King  and  4th 

LAU6EL  ANDREW,  saloon,   1412 

Dupout 
Laukeiiau  Henry,  saloon,  cor  Railroad 

and  15th  aves 
LVUMEISTERC  S.  propr  Laumeistor 

Mills, 'i03--.07  Mission 
LAUMEISTER  MILLS,  C  S  Laumeis- 

ter  propr,  203-L07  Mission 
Laundry  Mrs  M,  fancy  goods,  1 14  Hayes 
Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  Cemetery  ave  bet 

California  and  Post 
Laurel   Palace,    Shoaf    ft    Rodemaker 

Xroprs,  .301*  Keiirny 
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Ltuaon  Miss  Emilie,  phytioian,  23  Pow- 
ell 

Lauten  A,  restaurant,  1 130  Union 

Lautermilch  L  ( Lauteriniloh  ft  Fischer), 
611  Montgomery 

Lautermilch  ft  Fischer  (L  Lautermilch 
and  Julius  Fischer),  coffse  saloon,  611 
Montgomery 

Lauterwasser  Christian,  hay  and  grain, 
1605  Folsom 

Lauterwasser  F  P,  meat  market,  12 
WashiiiKton 

Lauth  Julius (Brulon  ft  Lauth),  045  Mer- 
chant 

Lava^niino  L,  frui'tt    104  4th 

Lavalley  L  P,  bakery,  408  Broadway 

Lavelle  Michael,  bnjtmaker,    1602  Post 

LAYERTTM.  Cli<nax  Washing  Pow- 
der, ii05^  Ho^^'ui'd 

Lavery  .John,  hairdresser,  266  1st 

La  very  J  V,  North  Point  Grain  Dock 
Warehouse,  NW  cor  Sansome  and 
Chestnut 

Lavery  John,  barber,  260  1st 

Lavey  Henry,  fruits  and  candy,  SE  cor 
Taylor  and  O'Farrell 

Lavezzari  Francis,  millinery,  1520 
Stockton 

Lavezzo  ft  Ar.ita  (P  Lavezzo  and  Henry 
Arata),  fruits  and  vegetables  and  dairy 
produce,  51 1^  4th 

Lavezzo  Paul  (Lavezzo  ft  Arata),  51 1^ 
4th 

LAvoroni  Louis,  wood  and  coal,  1510 
Broadway 

Law  Library,  Montgomery  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Merchant 

Lawler  Francis,  grocer,  429  Minna 

Lawler  F  W,  judge  superior  court.  New 
City  Hall 

Lawler  Michael  H,  groceries,  411  5th 

Lawless  J  C,  sbddlor  and  harnessmaker, 
1 15  Market 

Ijawlor  Wui  M,  quarantine  otticer,  502 
Battery 

Lawrence  A  O,  notary  miblic,  503  Etldy 

LAWRENCE  ALBERT  0.   notary 

public,  IW.'i  Munt^c)nl  rv 
Lawrence  ft  Co,  wholesale  liquors,  322 

Cl.^y 
Lawrence  E  A,  attorney -at-law,  408  Cal- 
ifornia 
Lawrence  Ooorgo  O,  dentist,  103  Geary 
Lawrence  Jay   Volney,   carpenter,  61U 

Sucrumonto 
Lawrence  Joseph,  wholesale  butcher.  1st 

ave  below  Kentucky 
Laws  John  (Poiise  ft  Laws),  306  Davis 
Lawson  A,  cooper,  508  Front 
Lawson  Andrew,  cooper,  50<i  Front 
Lawson  Andrew  J,  wood  and  coal,  1426^ 

Howard 
Lawson  Chas  B,  grocer   and    butcher, 

stalls  4  and  5  Mission  Market 


Lawson  Mrs  Emiiie,  physician,  23  Pow- 
ell 

Lawson  J  C  (Little  ft  Lawson)  603  Bat- 
tery and  300  .Jackson 

Lawson  T  (Clarke  ft  Lawson),  865  Mar- 
ket 

Lawton  F  H,  shirt  mfr,  608  Market  and 
0  Post 

Lawton  G  T,  mining,  401  California 

Lawton  J  J,  plumber  and  gastitter,  638 
Hayes 

Lawton  Oft  Co  (Orlando Lawton),  crock- 
ery, china,  glassware,  etc,  16  Post 

Lawton  Orlando  (O  Lawton  ft  Co),  16 
Post 

Layman  F  0,  capitalist,  608  Montgom- 
ery 

Layng  Wm  G  (Roller  ft  Layng),  611 
Clay 

Lazanski  H  J,  gold  and  silver  plating, 
307  6th 

Lazansky  Bernhard,  propr  Cosmopolitan 
Millinery  Store,  ]M  6th 

LAZARD  ALEXANDRE  (Lazard 

Freres),  :.:05  Sannome 

Lazard  Elie  (Lazard  Freres),  205  San- 
some 

LAZARD  FRERES  (Alexandre  Simon, 
Elie  Lazard,  Alexaudur Weill  andDavid 
Cahn,  and  Lazard  Freres,  New  York, 
liozard  Bros  ft  Co,  Lot  don,  Lazard 
Freres  ft  Cie,  Paris),  bankers,  205 
Sansome    

LIZARD  SIMON  (Lazard  Freres), 
205  Sansome 

Lazarus  Abraham,  merchant  tailor,  153 
7th 

Lazarus  L,  800  Dupont 

Liizarus  Samuel,  fancy  goods,  1235 
Stockton 

Lazure  L  T,  stock  broker,  304  Pine 

Lazzaro  Sinii,  butcher,  314  Montgomery 
ave 

Lea  H  E,  tinware  mfr,  713  Harrison 

l/sak  M  (Lippett,  Leak  ft  Co),  22  Sutter 

Leal  Antonto,  saloon,  315^  Drumm 

learned  E  A,  carpenter,  730  Market 

Lo  ry  A  (Leary  ft  Roche),  NW  cor  6th 
and  Howard 

Leary  A  J,  printer  and  book  mfr,  402 
and  404  Sansome 

Loary  ft  Koche  (A  Leary  and  P  Roche), 
litiuor.^,  NW  cor  6th  and  How  ard 

Leathe  Beiij  B,  bootmaker,  SW  cor 
Mission  anil  1 1  th 

Leavens  W  M,  locksmith,  39  11th 

Leavenworth  Mme  Elise,  millmery,  221 
Post 

Leavett  S  B  ft  Co  (S  B  Leavett),  sta- 
tionery, 406  and  408  Sansome 

Loavitt  C  H,  propr  Pioneer  Iron  Work ', 
225  and  227  Buale 

Leavitt  W  F  ft  Co  (W  Frank  Leavitt), 
printers,  11  Geary 


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Leavitt  Leander,  sec  Mariposa  Mining 
Co,  room  34,  309  Montgomery 

Lebatard  M,  stock  broker,  428  Mont- 
gomery 

Leuenbaum  ft  Goldberg  (L  Lehenbaum 
and  J  Goldberg),  wholesale  and  retail 
grocers,  121  Post 

Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Bowen  (Louis 
Ltibenbaum,  Jacob  Goldberg  and  C  R 
Bowen),  wholesale  groceries,  430  and 
432  Pine 

Lebenbaum,  Goldberg  &  Co  (Louis 
and  Sol  Lebenbaum  and  Jacob 
Goldberg),  wholesale  groceries,  1447 
and  1449  Polk 

Lebenbaum  Louis  (Lebenbaum,  Gold- 
berg &  Bowen,  Lebenbaum,  Goldberg 
&  Co  and  Lebenbaum  &  Goldberg), 
1447  Polk 

Lebsnbaum  Sol  (Lebenbaum,  Goldberg 
&  Co),  1447  Polk 

LE  BERT  VIGTOBi  Sonora  Market, 
•218  ISth 

IE  BRETON  A  J,  a*^orney-at-law, 
217  8au8ume 

Le  Breton  Chas  P,  sec  Central  Railroad 
Co,  32  Turk 

LE  CERCLE  FIRE  INSURANCE 
CO  OF  PARIS>  G  Muecke  general 
agt,  Geo  Mel  mur,  435  California 

LECOinra  BROS  (T  R  and  J  P  Le 
count),  stationers  and  blankbook  mfrs, 
533  Market 

lECOUNT  J  B  (Lecount  Bros),   533 

LECOUNT  T  R  (Lecount  Bros),  533 

Market 
Leddy  Bernard,  marble  works,  NW  cor 

141h  and  Harrison 
Ledgett  R  D,  livery  stable,  420  and  422 

Pacific 
Ledyard  John,  physician,  128  2d 
Ledyard  W  E,  physician,  128  2d 
Lee  Edward  E,  cigars  and  tobacco,  773 

Market 
Lee  Miss  Elisabeth  A,   lodging-house, 

233  3d 
Lee  Mrs  Emma,  cnffee  saloon,  30  7th 
Lee  James  M,  plasterer,  1046  f'olBom 
Lee  John  (John  Lee  &  Co),  34  and  36 

)[ain 
Lee  John  ft  Co  (S  W  Sawyer,  J  Lee  and 

I  Y  IJoane),  mfrs  tin  and  sheetiron 

w^rc,  34  and  36  Main 
Lee  R  H«  physician,  205  3d 
LEE  MRS   SUSAN,    groceries,  XW 

cor  10th  and  Harrison 
Leech  Chas,  upholstery,  SE  cor  Bush 

and  Devisadero 
Leedea  Albert,  liquors,  609  Montgomery 
Leege   Charles    F  (Hofen  ft  Co),  412 

Clay 
Leege  William  ft  Co  (William  Le^e), 

liquors,  113  and  115  Halleok 


Leek    Christopher,    street    contractor, 

436  Montgomery 
Lees  Isaiah   W,  captain  of  detectives. 

Old  City  Hall 
Lefevre  B,  druggist,  NW  cor  Pine  and 

Kearny 
Lefevre  I  A,  civil  eneineer,  330  Pine 
LEGALLET   DOMINIQUE,     wool- 
pulling  factory,  6th  ave.   South  San 
Francisco 
Leger  James,  restaurant,  1316^  Larkin 
Leggett  Joseph,  atty-at-law,  605  Clay 
Legrain  Mme  E  G,  French  Laundry, 

518  Bush 
Lehan  Dennes,  barber,  6  Mason 
Lehman  G>  butcher,  2616  Bush 
Lehmann  Charles,   dairy  produce,  803 

Lnrkin 
Lehmann  E,  bootmaker,  507  Hayes 
Lehmann  Mirks,    meat    market,  2616 

Bush 
Tiehmkahl  H,  physician,  509  Kearny 
Lehniiis  John,  liquor:),  cor   Union  and 

hteiner 
Lehn  Philip  P,  barber,  4  Post 
Lehner    George   (A  Hahn  ft    Co),   14 

Broadway 
Lehnig  C  E,  hardware,  240  5th 
Lehritter  tfohn  (Lehntter  ft  Langbien), 
SW  cor  Montgomery  ave  and  Kearny 
Lehritter  ft  Langbien  (John  Lehritter 
and  Herman  Langbein),  barbers,  SW 
cor  Kearny  and  Montgomery  ave 
Lehrke  C    H,   propr  Stanford  Hotel, 

618  and  620  4th 
Lehrke  Henry,  groceries,  cor  Mariposa 

and  Minna 
Lehrke  William,  liquors,  1036  Market 
Leibeck    Lerijmern,    dry    goods,    1429 

Dupont 
Leibrich  E  F,  druggist,  cor  Eddy 

Steiner 
Leidel  J,  confectionery,  439  Hayes 
Leikens  Mrs  Matilda,  fruits  and 

duL-e,  339  3d 
Leipnitz  G  (G  Leipnitz  ft  Co),  236  Sut- 
ter 
Leipnitz  G  ft  Co   (G  Leipnitz   and  M 

Tschirner),  druggists,  230  Sutter 
Leisen  Gear^,  groceries,  1098  Union 
Leiser  J  A,  bootmaker,  723  Union 
Leiser  Louis,  sti'Ves  and  tinware,  67  4th 
Leith  J  B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  917 

Stockton 
LeJeal   F,  propr  Center  House,  2015 

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Leland  Miss  A,   fortune  teller,  lucky 
charms  and  love  tokens,  etc,  789  Mis- 
sion 
"L'Elvezia,"  623  Pacific 
Lem  John  H,  painter,  1424  Geary 
Lemaire  A,  saloon,  19  Beale 
Lemaitre  J  (Jeauueau  ft  Lemaitre), 
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Leman  Walter  M,  public  administrator, 

528  Caliornia 
Lvinar  Mrs  Catharine,  notions,  234  Isb 
Lemcke  Otto,  hairdresser,  120  4th 
Lemieux  H,  oarpenter,  231  Juckson 
Lemkau  John,    saloon,  SW  cor  Sutter 

and  Stockton 
Lemkuhl  H,  physician,  609  Kearny 
T.T}M;M^W-  JC  (PretoriouH  &  Lemmer), 

141  and  143  Ist 
Lemoine  F  (Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co),  stalls 

15-19  S  F  Market 
Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co   (J  Turel,   P  Le- 
moine, G  Dern  and  Aestro  P  Larti- 
fau),  commission  merchants,   15-19  S 
'  Market 
Lemon  J  H,  grainer,  429  Ponf. 
Lemont  G  W   (Drummond  &  Lomont), 

wood  arid  coal,  433  and  43ri  Valencia 
Lemos  Shirt  Mfg  Co,  Leon  Lcnios  mgr, 

043  Kearny 
Lengfeld  A  L,  druggist,   NE  cor  Geary 

and  Stockton 
Lenuerboe  R  B,  restaurant,  1803  Mission 
Lennon    John  &    Co    (John    Lenuon), 

shipsmith,  26  Folsom 
Lennoii  John  A,  groceries  and  teas,  315 

and  317  C!ay 
Lennon  Miss  S,  dress  and  cloakmaker, 

lU  Hayes 
Lenoir  Mme  M  P,  cloaks  and  suits,  315 

Sutter 
Lenoir  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker,    15  Ellis 
Lenormand  Bros  (Joseph  and  Leon  Len- 

ormand),  groceries,  SVV  cor  Pine  and 

Dupont,  wholesale  liquors,  735  How- 
ard 
Lenormand  Joseph   (Lenormand  Bros), 

SVV  cor  J:'ine  and  Dupont  and  733 

Howard 
Lenormand    Leon    (Lenormand    Bros), 

SW  cor  Pine  and  Dupont  and  735 

Howard 
Lent  £  (Lent  &  Fassler),   junction  Mar- 
ket, East  and  Sacramento 
Lent  &  Fassler  (E  Lent  and   B  Fassler), 

liquors,  junction  Market,   East  and 

Sacramento 
Lent  W  H.  mining  sec,  room  62,   309 

MontgomTy 
Lentall  ft  Powell    (Thos    Lentall   and 

George  Powell),  carpenters,  537  V-t 

lencia 
Leon  ft  Bonct  (R  Leon  and  H  Bonet), 

gilders  and  framemakers,    639  Laii- 

fornia 
Leon  Mrs  C,  fancy  goods,  124  3d 
Leon  J  V  (J  V  Lfou  &  Co),  and  fancy 

goods,  35  4th 
Leon  J  V  ft  Co  (J  V  Leon  and  Aaron 

Loeb),  fancy  goods,  etc,  204  5th 
Leon  Louis,  restaurant,  2S8  Ellis 
Leon  Meja88on,pres  Ija  Societe  Froncaise 

D'Epargnes,  534  California 


Leon  R  (Leon  ft  Bortet),  639  California 
Leonard  C,  patternmaker,   133  and  135 

Beale 
Leonard  Edward,  tailor,  771  Mission 
Leonard  Mrs  Margaret,   bakery,   637f 

Howard 
Leonard  P  H,  boots  and  shoes,  464  6th 
Leouhardt  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,    1414 

Polk 
Leouhardt  C,  bootmaker,  24  2d 
Leonhardt  P,  cigar  mfr,  1414  Polk 
LEOPOLD  BROS  (H  C  and  C  M  Leo- 
pold), Horists,  35  Post 
LEOPOLD  C  M  (Leopold  Bros),  35  Post 
LEOPOLD  H  C  (Leopold  Bros),  35  Post 
Leopold  Henry,  liquors,  327  East 
Leopold  Louis,  tailor,  428  Dupont 
"Le  Petit  Journal,"  532  Commercial 
Lepori  Constantiue  (Bertin  &  Lepori), 

517  Commercial 
I^ppi  Bros,  pictures,  749  Market 
L'  rcari  Louis  (P  Pera  ft  Co),  616  Front 
Lerond  Theodore,  cigars,  302  Dupont 
Leroy  A  (A  Leroy  &  Son),  46  7th 
Leroy  A  ft  Son  (A  and  D  Leroy),  fruits 

and  vegetables,  46  7th 
Leroy  D  (A  Leroy  ft  Son),  46  7th 
LEROT  MME  E,    fancy   goods,    121 

iSutter 
Lesmaii  Isaac,  tailor,  1414^  Powell 
LESS  HORRIS>  dealer  in  junk,  bot- 
tles and  tallow;  highest;  price  puid, 
res  367  Natoma 
Lesser  Bros  (Herman  and  Lesser  Lesser), 

boots  and  shoes,  248-252  6th 
Lesser  Herman  (Lesser  Bros),  248-252 

6th 
Lesser  Ike  (W  Schmalz  ft  Co),  250  Sut- 
ter 
Lesdcr  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  1443  Polk 
Lesser  Lesser  (lesser  Bros),  248-252  6th 
Lesser  Michael,  fancy  Koods,  149  7th 
LESSMA14N    JOSEPH,    grocer    and 
dealer  in  chuiee   wines,  Tiquors  and 
cigars,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Larkin 
Lestt-r  Charles,    boots    and    shoes,    12 

Steuart 
Lester  Wm,  painttr,  234^  5th 
Leszynsky  I,  propr  Leszynsky's  Busi- 
ness College,  10  (lenry 
Leszynsky    Lesser    (Pacific  Cloak  Mfg 

Co),  2  and  4  Battery 
Leter  ft  Co  (D  Leter),  merchant  tailor, 

69  4th 
Le  Tourneaux  T  J,  physician,  cor  1st 

and  Bryant 
Letroadec  L,  liquors,  643  Broadway 
LETTE  OEO,  sec  (German  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  528  California 

Lcturc  Auguste  (B<izio  ft  Leturc),1494th 

Leu  ft  Harms,  ci^ar  mfy,  1247  Mission 

LevM;gi,   Barbieri  ft  Co  (G  B  Levojggi, 

Pol    Barbieri,  and  John  Den;  vrtini), 

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Levaggi  G  B  (Levaggi,  Barbieri  &  Co), 

303  and  305  4th 
Level  n  Mary,  fancy  goods,  1524  Polk 
Leventritt  Marion  (S  W  Kcseustock  & 

Co),  32  and  34  Sanaome 
Leveque  Joseph  (Loveque  &  Potter),  10 

Stevenson 
Leveque  &  Potter  (Joseph  Leveque  and 
F  W   Potter),   Sun    Francisco    Last 
Factory,  10  Stevenson 
Leveroni  L  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  1510 

Broadway 
Leverson  M    R,    attomey-at-law,  605 

Clay 
Leverson  M  R,    attomey-at-law,    321 

Ellis 
Levey  Benjamin,  barber,  11^  Jackson 
Levey  Cliarles,  gents'  furniahiug  goods, 

424  Kearny 
Levey  Henry,  groceries,SW  cor  Jackson 

and  Mason 
Levey  Isador,  hairdresser,  705.)  Market 
Levey  Marcus,  clothing.  7  Jackson 
LEVI  A  B  (Uoltermaun  &  C<>),21  Sutter 
ixivi  Harris,  clothing,  141  3d 
Levi  Herman   (H  Levi  &  Co),  109  Cali- 

funiia 
Levi  H  &;  Co  (Herman  and  Jacob  Levi 
and  Henry  Koch),  wholesale  grocers, 
109-115  California 
Levi  I,  tailor,  205  2d 
Levi  Joseph,  junk,  932  Harrison 
Levi  Jacob  (H  Levi  &.  C»),  109  California 
Levi  S  (Steiner,   Klauber  &  Co),  206 

Front 
Levi  S,  tailor,  233  Jackson 
Leviathan  Mining  Co,  B  B  Smith  S3C, 

330  Pine 
Leviele  S  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1027 

Howard 
Levieux  Paul,  laundry,  2249^  Mission 
Levin  I  &  Co,  groceries,  15,  16,   and  17 

Bay  City  Market 
Levin  J  (L  Levin  &  Son),  910  Market 
Levin  L  (L  I.«vin  &  8on),  910  Market 
Levin  L  &  Sou  (Louis nnd  Jacob  Levin), 

books  and  stationery,  910  Market 
Levin  Marie,  varieties,  1524  Polk 
Leviugston     Abrain,    propr     Overland 

House,  531  and  533  Sacramento 
LEVINOSTON  A.  crockery  and  glass- 
wan-,  717  Market 
Levingston   Mrs    E,   fancy   goods,  800 

Larkiit 
Levingston  L  J,  groceries,  1010  Polk 
Leviugston  M,  phy.siciaii,  i-08  Kearny 
Levinsky  M  &  Co  (M  fiCvinsky),  whole- 
sale laces  and  embroidery,  515  Market 
Levinsohn    M    (Levinsohn    &,    Meyer- 

Btein),  117  and  119Saus<>me 
Levinsoim  ft  Meyerstein  (M  Levinsohn 
and   C    Meyerstein),   importers   dry 

food',  fancy  and    furnishing   goods, 
17  and  119  8anaomo 


Levinson  John  (Newman  &  Levinson), 

129  Kearny 
LEVISON   BROS  (H    Levison,  J   T 

Bonestell  and  O  Marcus),  California 

Jewelry  Co,  134  Sutter 
LEVISdN   H.    merchant   tailor,    323 

Montgomery  and  733  Market 
Levison  H  (Levison  Bros),  134  Sutter 
Levison  Leapold,  fancy  goods,  809  Lar- 

kin 
Levison  M,  stock  broker,  322  California 
Levison    Mark,  stationery  and  paper, 

204  Bush 
Leviston  George  (W   &    G  Leviston), 

attorney-at-law,  6  Montgomery  ave 
Leviston  W  &  G,  (William  and  George 

Leviston),  attorneys-at-law,   6  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Leviston  Wm    (W  &  G  Leviston),    6 

Montgomery  ave 
Levitzky    D    (Levy  &  Levitzky),    S06 

Montgomery 
Levrieux  Paul,  laundry,  939  Folsom  nr 

4th 
Levy  A,  boots  and  shoes,  530  Pacific 
Levy  A,  restaurant,  214  Washington 
Levy  Abraham,  second-hand  clotliing, 

249  3d 
Levy  Adolph,  boots  and  shoes,  138  2d 
Levy  Adolph  (A  Lnvy  &  Co),   NE  cor 

Washington  and  Front 
Levy  Adolph  &  Co   (A  and  J  Levy), 

commission  merchants,  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Front 
Levy  Alexandre,  liquors,  18  Stockton 
ijovy  A  N,  furniture  and  mattresses, 

NE  cor  Market  and  Fell 
Levy  B,  bootmaker,  4224  Hayes 
Levy    B,    commission    merchant,     217 

Battery 
Levy  Mis-i  Bella,  dressmaker,  324)  Hayes 
Levy  Benard,  fruits,  N  W  cor  Geary  and 

Hyde 
Levy    Bros    (Isaac    and    Marx   Levy), 

butchers,  519  Geary 
Levy   Bros  (L  and   H   Levy),  tinners, 

439  Bush 
Levy  Bros,  meat  market,  519  Geary 
Levy  B  W,  tailor,  413  I'owell 
Levy  Mrs  C,  lodgitig-house,  323  Kearny 
Levy  Charles,  tailor,  1049  Folsom 
Levy  Charles,  auctioneer,  537  California 
Levy  D,  sign  and  show  painter,   635 

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l.«vy  Dave  P,  saloon,  607  Sacramento 
Levy  1),  pres  French  Library,  120  Sutter 
LEVY  DAVID  L,  mfg  jeweler,  39  3d 
Levy,    Diauiant,    Oppenheimer   &    Co 

(xi  L  Levy,   L    Diamant    and  Chas 

Oppenheimer),    wholesale  boots  and 

shoes,  107  Battery 
Levy  E,  second-hand  furniture,  stovea, 

etc,  786  Folsom 
Levy  Mrs  Elisabeth,  furniture,  106  4th 


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Levy  Felix,  meat  market,  1503  Franklin 
Levy  H  (Levy  Bros),  439  Bush 
Levy  H  (Straus  8t  Levy),  22  Sansome 
Levy  Mrs  Hannah,  midwife,  422  3d 
Levy  &  Harris,  hairdressers,  705||  Mar- 
ket 
Levy  Harry,  clothing,  130  Pacific 
Levy  Hattie,  teacher  Went  Mission  Pri- 
mary School 
Levy  Henry  (H  Levy  So  Co),  22  Centre 

Market 
Levy  H  &  Co,  poultry,  22  Centre  Market 
Levy  Henry,  grocer,  1225  Mas<>n 
Levy  Henry,  second-hand  clothing,  141 

Levy  Herman,  capitalist,  206  Bush 
Levy  H  L  (Levy,  Diamant,  Oppenheimer 

&  Co),  107  Battery 
Levy  I  (J  Schweitzer  &  Co),  514  Clay 
Levy  I.  tailor,  205  2d 
Levy  I  D,  general  mdse,  647  Washing- 
ton 
Levy  Isaac  (Levy  Bros),  S£  cor  Qeary 

and  William 
Levy  Isaac,  junk,  210  Pacific 
Levy  Isaac  (Mierson,  Jewell  &  Co),  828 

and  830  Kearny 
Levy  Isaac  (Livingston  ft  Co),  220  and 

222  California 
Levy  Jacob  (A  Levy  ft  Co),  NE  cor 

Washington  and  Front 
Levy  J,  gents'    furnishing   goods,  617 

Kearny 
Levy  Jacqueo,  liquors,  422  Sacramento 
Levy  J  C,  hairdresser,  705^  Market 
LEVT  JOHN  (John  Levy  ft  Co),  118 

Sutter 
LEVY  JOHN     ft   CO   (John   Levy), 

mfg  jew.  lers,  importer  of  diamonds, 

watches,  etc,  1 18  Sutter 
Levy  Jules,  importer  of  laces  a        mu- 

broideries,  523  Market 
Levy   Julius,    furnishing     goods,    U17 

Kearny 
Levy  &  Katschinski  (T^wis   Levy  and 

Benard  Katschinski),  boots  and  shoes, 

534  Kearny 
Levy    Ijcwis  (Levy  ft  Katschinski),  534 

Kearny 
Levy  L  (Levy  Bros),  439  Bush 
Levy  Louis,  tailor,  13  Eddy 
Levy  Ijouis,  clothier,  227  Pacific 
Levy  &  Levitzky  (M  B  Levy  and  D  Le- 

vitzky),  real  estate,  3U6  Montgomery 
Levy  M,  tailor,  SVV  cor  Post  and  Lar- 

kiii 
Levy  M,  hnirdressor,  774  Howard 
Levy  M  (Morris  Levy  ft  Co),  142  Jack- 
son 
Levy  Marcus,  sen    Ophir    Lodge  Inde- 
pendent   Order    B'uui    B'ritn»,    121 

Eddy 
LEVY  MAKCUS  (M  Levy  ft  Co),  18 

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Levy  Marks,  tailor,  322  16th 

Levy  Mark,    horse   radish.    Bay  City 

Market 
Levy  Mark  (Levy  ft  Co),  226  and  228 

4tb 
Levy  Marx  (Levy  Bros),  SE  cor  Geary 
and  William 

Levy  M    B  (Levy    ft   Levitzky),    306 

Montgomery 
LEVY  M  &  CO   (Morris  and  Marcus 
Levy),   fancy  goods  and  notions,  18 
and  2U  Battery 

Levy  M  ft  Co  (M  Levy  and  Wm  Appel), 
furniture,  226  and  228  4th 

Levy  Michael  8,  tailor,  126  Minna 

LEVY  HOBRIS  (M  Levy  ft  Co),  18 
and  20  Buttery 

Levy  M  W  (Trobock  ft  Levy),  420  San- 
some 

Levy  Natb"-.,  saloon,  39  Eddy 

Levy  O^oar  S,  mgr  Sherman  S  Jewett  ft 
Co,  120Batte-y 

Levy  S  ft  Co  (B  Beer  and  S  Levy),  com- 
mission merchants,  218  and  220 
Washington 

Levy  Sol  J,  New  York  and  San  Fran- 
cisco Collar  Co,  4  Battery 

Levy  Soloman  (S  Levy  ft  Co),  218  and 
220  Washington 

Levy  Solomon,  tailor,  233  Jackson 

Levy  S  W,  insurance  broker,  21  and  23 
Battery 

Levy  T,  liquors,  422  Sacramento 

Levy  Walter  H  (Heydenfeldfc,  Jefferson 
ft  Levy),  attorney-at-law,  318  Pine 

Lewelling  John,  pres  the  Grangers 
Bank  of  California,  NE  cor  California 
and  Davis  , 

Lewellyu  R,  saloon,  14  Clay 

Lewcnthal  J  W  (Goldberg  ft  Lewen- 
thal),  25  4th 

1  ewin  Mra  A,  dressmaker,  416  Broadway 

Lewiii   I.Hra«l.  tailor,  1517  M  u  kot 

Lewiii  M,  hairdresser  aixi  cigars  and 
tobacon,  41'.t4th 

liCwin  1;,  hlacUsmiti     18  H.yes 

Lewis  Abe,  jucture  Irames  and  looking- 
glasses,  1206  Stockton 

Lewis  Ad  (Michalitsolike  Uros  &  Co), 
201  California 

Lewis  A  (Mich^ '  t>chko  Bros  ft  Co),  239 
Kearny 

liewis  A  J  (Geo  (J  Shreve  ft  Co),  110 
Montgomery 

Lewis  Mme  Anna.  uiropodist,  838 
Market 

Ijewis  ft  Co,  tennisu>r8,  11  Steuart 

Lewis  E  &  Co  (H  Olcovich  and  E  Lewis), 
machine  silk,  Barbours'  linen  and  lin- 
ing satins,  27  2d 

Lewis  ft  Fisher  (R  J  Lewis  and  W  J 
Fitther),  liquors,  21 1  Kearny 

Lewis  Harry  William,  propr  Central 
Hotel,  217  Broadway 


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Lewis  Henry  L,    wholesale   groceries, 

qij^ars,  etc,  216  Sacramento 
Lewis  Herman,  clothing  and  barber,  SW 

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Lewis  H  M,  watches  and  jewelry,  655 

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Lewis   J   B,    real   estate,  500   Mont- 
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Lewis  John  (Lewis  &  Swift),  215  Spear 
Lewis    John    F,  tinner    and  plumber, 

cor  Railroad  and  1 6th  aves 
Lewis  Joieph,  restaurant,  58  Steuart 
Lewis  Loue,  carpenter,  1901  Webster 
Lewis  Mrs  Luuiae,  branch  baLery,  476 

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Lewis  M,  tailor,  422  Hayes 
Lewis    M  M,  cigars    and  tobacco,  620 

Market 
Lewis  Myer,  real  estate  and  agent,  320 

Sansome 
Lewis  Oscar  (McCormick,  Lewis  &  Co), 

233  Beale 
LEWIS  HBS  R  0,   dressmaker,   126 

Kearny 
Lewis  R  G  (Lewis  &  Fisher),  21 1  Kearny 
Lewis  R  P,  atfcomey-at-law,  100  Mont- 
gomery 
LEWIS  SAH  &  CO  (Sam  Lewis  and 
Louis   Wertheimer),   cigar  mfrs  and 
dealers  in  leaf  tobacco,  24  California 
Lewis  Samuel  (Sam  Lewis  &  Co),  24  Cali- 
fornia 
Lewis  Samuel,  saloon,  639  Mission 
Lewis    Selig,  glass    and    pictures,   673 

Mission 
Lewis  &  Swift  (P  Swift  and  John  Lewis), 

lumber,  215  Spear 
Lewis  Wm  (Lewis  &  Co),  30  and  32Cali- 

fornia  and  946  Market 
LEWIS  WM  &  CO.  cigar  mfrs,  whole- 
sale, 30  and  32  California    and  946 
Market 
Lewis    Wm    J,    attorney -at-Iaw,    104 

Montgomery  Block 
Lewitt  Mme,  physician,  16  Turk 
Lewitt  Wm,  phy<>ician,  16  Turk 
Leydecker   &    ijunsman  (T   Wm  Ley- 
decker  and  J  H  Lunsman),  saloon,  631 
Davis 
Leydecker  T  Wm,  saloon,  1  Clay 
Leydecker  T  Wm  (Leydecker  &  Luns- 
man), 631  Davis 
Libbey  J  G  (Commercial  Soap  Co),  223 

Sacramento 
Libbey  M  Lawrnnce,  dentist,  10  Geary 
Libby  S,  b6atbuilder,  230  Steuart 
Liberty  Hall,  861  Market 
Library  B'uai  B'ritb,  J  Gans  librarian, 

B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Liohau  Mrs  £,  dressmaking,  756  How- 
ard 
Licht  Louis,  sec  Ladies'  Hebrew  Mutual 

Benevolent  Association,  121  Eddy 
Licht  Louis,  dry  gf>ods,  145  2d 


Lichtenberg  Chas  B,  watchmaker,  644 

Washington 
Lichtenberg  W  (Degener   &  Co),    308 

California 
Lichtenstein  Benj,  general  merchandise, 

702  and  704  Kearny 
Lichtenstein  B  H,  watches  and  jewelry, 

and  pawnbroker,  221  Kearny 
LICHTENSTEIN  L  H,  pawnbroker, 

820  Kearny 
Lichtenstein  Morris,  mfr  ladies'  under- 
wear, 9  Dup')nt 
Lichtenstein  M  B  (M  B  Lichtenstein  & 

Co),  101-105  Battery 

UCHTENSTEIN  M  B  &  GO  (M  B 

Lichtenstein  and  A  P  Craner),  dia- 
monds, watches  and  jewelry,  whole- 
sale, 101-105  Battery 

Lichtenstein  M  H,  pawnbroker,  617 
Washington 

Lichtenstein  Sol,  clothing,  214  6th 

LICK  HOUSE.  W  F  Harrison  mgr, 
F  W  Haubrick  mgr  of  restaurant,  w  s 
Mont|;omery  bet  Sutter  and  Post 

LICK  HOUSE  RESTAURANT.  F 
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and  Post 

Lick  John  H  (Such  &  Co),  35  Eddy 

Lick  Paper  Co,  Santa  Clara  Co,  Cal, 
Frank  H  McCormick  pres,  Frederick 
N  Delanoy  sec,  office  109  California 

Lickel  M  M,  bootmaker,  102  Jackson 

Liddell  J,  coffee  saloon,  cor  Drumm  and 
Market 

Liddle  &  Kaeding  (Robert  Liddle  and 
Charles  Kaeding),  gun,  pistol  and 
rifle  mfrs,  538  Washington 

Liddle  Robert  (Liddle  &  Kaeding),  638 
Washing  on 

Lidstrom  Chas  G,  insurance  broker,  401 
California 

Lieb  C  F,  propr  California  Printing 
Office,  535  Clay 

Lieb  Warren,  printer,  536  Clay 

Liebenl)erg  A  H,  groceries,  NE  cor  4th 
and  Bryant 

Liebermann  Theodore,  stock  broker,  331 
Montf^omery 

Liebes  Itros  8c  Co  (Louis  and  Jacob 
Liebeb  and  Nathan  Meyer),  importers 
and  m.iiiufacturersof  cigars,  14  and  16 
Fremont 

Liobes  Herman  (H  Licbes  &  Co),    111 

and  113  Montyiimery 
T.rRiyRa  H  &  CO  (Herman  Lie1)cs  and 
Chas  J  Behlow),   impurtcrti  of  skins 
and  mfrs  and  dcaU^is  in  fancy  furs, 
1 1 1  and  1 13  Montgomery 
Liebes  Jacob  (Liebes  Bros  a,  Co),  14  and 

16  Fremont 
Liebes  Louis  (liebes  B   )S  &  Co),  14  and 

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Liebold  ft  Eul  (O  Liebold  and  Wm  Eal), 
ovster  house,  7  Stockton 

Liebold  O  (Liebold  &  Eul),  7  Stockton 

Liebschutz  Chas,  propr  Elite  Restaurant, 
cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 

Liekefelt  August,  saloon,  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Kearny 

Lieker  Fred  Tj,  cigars  and  tobacco,  539 
<,'lay 

Liesen  M,  sec  Grocers'  Protective  Union, 
SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 

Liewsnfeld  P,  billiard  mfr,  945  Folsom 

"Light  for  All,"  Mr  and  Mrs  A  S  Win- 
chester editors,  304  Stockton 

Lightburne  &  Bro  (J  and  S  Lightburne), 
mfra  of  water  filters,  320  Sansome 

Lightburne  J  (Lightburne  &  Bro),  320 
Sansome 

Lightburne  S  (Lightburne  k  Bro),  320 
Stnsome 

Lighthall  Harvester  Co,  429  4th 

Lightner  Joel  F,  mining  sec,  room  58, 
309  Montgomery 

Ligon  Leopold  (Stork  t  Ligon),  445 
Bush 

LIOVRU  PASTE  MANUFAC- 
TORY. 214  and  216  Broadway 

LUJENTHAL  &  00  (^.  R  and  J  L 
Lilienthal),  wholesale  liquors,  com- 
mission mercnants  and  graiu  commis- 
sion, 100  and  102  Front 

Lilienthal  E  (C  Mangels  &  Co),  SW  cor 
3d  and  Mission 

LILIENTHAL  E  R  (Lilienthal  &  Co), 
100  and  102  Front 

Lilienthal  Henry  (H  Ebbinghausen  & 
Co),  groceries,  2442  Mission 

Lilienthal  Herman,  butcher,  338  6th 

LILIENTHAL  J  L  (Lilienthal  &  Co), 
too  and  102  Front 

LILIENTHAL  P  Ni  cashier  Angl  >- 
Califomian  Bank,  NE  cor  Sansome 
and  Pine 

IILUNBERO  ft  BRO  (Peter  and 
Swan  Liljeuberg),  oorriagemakers, 
938  Harrison 

HUENBERG  PETER  (Liljenberg  & 
Bro),  938  Harrison 

LILJENBERO  SWAN  (Liljenberg  & 
Bro),  938  Harrison 

Lilkendey  S  W,  liquors,  cor  Powell  and 
Francisco 

Lill  A  H,  saloon,  16  E.ldy 

lille  A,  liquors,  1413  Dupont 

IILLE  CHARLES,  tallow  works,  cor 
Bay  and  Webster 

Lillie  Louis,  mining  sec,  607  Washington 

Linari  John,  wood  and  coal,  1210  Stock- 
ton 

LnifCOLN  &  CO  (G«o  S  Lincoln),  tem- 
perance grocers,  1801  Polk  cor  Wash- 
ington 

Lincoln  G  H  (Lincoln  &  Parkin),  2910 
16th 


Lincoln  Hall,  71  New  Montgomery 

LINCOLN  JEROME,  vice-pres  Secur- 
ity Savings  Bank,  215  Sansome 

Lincoln  ft  Parkin  (G  H  Lincoln  and  G 
A  Parkin),  groceries,  2910  16th 

Lincoln  Post,  No  1,  G  A  R,  Sander's 
Hall,  71  New  Montgomery 

Lincoln  School.  I  K  Wilson  principal, 
cor  5th  and  Market 

Lincoln  Sash,  Door  and  Blind  Mill,  Eu- 
reka, Cal,  Dempster  ft  Keys  agts,  202 
Market 

Lincoln  S  Harry,  wood,  coal  and  grocer- 
ies, cor  Hayea  and  Gough 

Lind  Chas  (Malter,  Lindft  Co),  419  Cal- 
ifornia 

Lind's  Alameda  Express,  A  W  Lind 
propr,  331  East 

Lindacher  ft  Stadtfeld  (P  Lindacher  and 
W  C  Stadtfeld),  furnishing  goods,  34 
Montgomery 

Lindacher  Paul  (Lindacher  ft  Stadtfeld), 
34  Montgomery 

Lindauer  Gustav,  wood  and  coal,  526 
4th 

Lindecker  J  H,  tailor,  785  Folsom 

Lindel  House,  A  Swift  propr,  22U  3d 

Lindell  Lodging-House,  S  W  cor  6th  and 
Howard 

Lindemann  C  H  (C  H  Lindemann  ft  Co), 
13  Trinity 

Lindemann  C  H  ft  Co  (C  H  Lindemann 
and  CFG  Pingel),  mfg  jewelers,  13 
Trinity 

Lindenbaum  J,  boots  and  siioes,  943 
Market 

Lindenborn  Chas  S,  varieties,  1330  Pa- 
cific 

Lindenstrat  H,  dry  goods,  638  Fil 
bert 

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and   £  G  Ziero),  proprs,  439  Jack 
son 

Lindley  C  H,  attorney -at-law,  508  Mont 
gomery 

Lindley  ft  Co,  wholesale  grocers.  Sacra 
mento,  ofhee  405  Front 

Lindley  Gifford  W,  carpenter,  660  Mis 
sion 

Lindner  J,  clothing,  345  Kearny 

Lindo  J  (J  Lindo  ft  Co),  609  and  61 1 
California 

Lindo  J  ft  Co  (J  Lindo),  auctioneers  and 
commission  merchants,  609  and  611 
California 

Lindow  John  F,  tailor,  913  Pacific 

Lindrum  Otto,f  urniture  and  upholsterer, 
1059  Market 

Lindsey  ft  Goetze  (Thomas  Lindsey  and 
W  M  Goetze),  groceries,  SW  cor  20th 
and  Guerrero 

Lindsey  Thomas  (Lindley  ft  Goetze),  SW 
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Liudskog  Henry  M,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
213  Montgomery 

Lindaley  Cliiford  W,  blockmaker,  648 
Mission 

Lindull  John  Martin,  saloon,  NE  cor 
Clay  and  Drumm 

Linehan  Daniel,  barber,  563  Howarr'^ 

Linehan  John,  groceries,  cor  23d  and  Do- 
lores 

Linehink  Mrs  Mary,  saloon,  40  .^st 

Linforth  Alfred,  sawmaker,  SlSo'ackson 

Linforth  E  H  (Linforth  &  Wood),  411 
Mission 

Linforth  Edward  J,  attomey-at-law, 
401  California 

Linforth  Edward  W  (Linforth,  Rice  & 
Co)  325  Market, 

UNf  ORTH  JAMES  (Linforth,  Bice 
&Co).  325  Market 

LINFORTH.  RICE  ft  CO  (James 
Linforth,  V\'m  A  Kice  and  Edward  W 
Linforth),  hardware,  agricultural  im- 
plements, tiles,  bells  (Black  Diamond), 
(church,  schoulhouse  and  fire),  mining 
Bteel,sugar-cane  mills  and  eviiporators, 
steam  engines,  coffee  and  spice  mills 
(Enterprise),  woodenware,  saw  mills 
(Blymyer),  windmills  and  pumps 
(Ent  rprise),  lawn  mowers,  Zimmer- 
man's power  meat  cutter,  Zimmer- 
man's fruit  dryer,  325  Market 

Linforth  &  Wood  (E  H  Linforth  and 
Geo  Wood),  carpenters,  41 1  Mission 

Link  Harry  O  (Geo  R  Starr  &  Co),  308 
and  310  Washington 

Linkan  John,  liciiiors,  401  Sutter 

Linkendey  O  W,  liquors,  SW  cor  Pow- 
ell and  Francisco 

Linn  Jacob,  liquors,  1306  Dupont 

Lint  Peter  F,  butcher,  2306  Howard 

Li 'H  Mi«  Alice,  bakerv,  111  5th 

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Lionel   Mme  Lena,   fortune  teller,  867 

Mission 
Lipnian  Aaron,  jewelry,  26  4th 
Lipman  C  W,  upholstery,  1607  Geary 
Lipmun  H,  commission  merchant,  202 

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Lipmun  &  Hyman  (Joseph  Lipman  and 

Jacob  Hyman),  barbers,  403  Pine 
Lipman  Joseph  (Lipman  &  Hyman),  403 

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Lipman  Morris,  junk,  053  Folsom 
Lipman  S  W  (Dtckelman  &  Lipman), 

413  California 
Lippe  B,  saloon,  712  Pacific 
LIPPI  A  (Lippi  Bros),  749  Market 
LIFPI  BROS  (P  and  A  Lippi),  picture 
frames,  mouldings  and  mirrors,   749 
Market 


LIPFI  P  (Lippi  Bros),  749  Market 

Lippitt,  Leak  &  Co  (Phil  Lippitt,  M 
Leak  and  John  Fulton),  mfrs  of 
glass,  22  Sutter 

Lippitt  Phil  (Lippitt,  Leak  ft  Co),  22 
8utter 

Lippman  Bros  (Solomon  and  Hyman 
Lippman),  dry  goods,  cor  16th  and 
Valencia  and  443  Hayes 

Lippman  Hyman  (Lippman  Bros),  443 
Hayes 

Lippman  J,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry, 
517  Kearny 

Lippman  Sol  (Lippmtin  Bros),  443  Hayes 

Lipsher  George,  brushes  and  feather 
dusters,  238  Market 

Lique  National?  Francaise,  library  and 
reading  rooms,  120  Sutter 

LISBON  CHOP  HOUSE.  Francisco 
Olivero,  503  Davis 

Lissak  A  H  (White  ft  Lissak),  312 
California 

LITCHFIELD  J  M  &  CO  (J  M  Litch- 
field), merchant  tailor  and  fumishintr 
goods,  415  Montgomery 

LTTCHFIELD  J  H  (J  M  Litchfield  ft 
Co),  bank  commissioner,  415  Mont- 
gomery 

Little  £  J  (Little  ft  Lawson),  603  Bat- 
tery and  306  Jackson 

Little  John  T,  real  estate  and  money 
broker,  314  Montgomery 

Little  &  Lawson  (C  £  J  Little  and  J  C 
Lawson),  stpves  and  tinware,  603 
Battery  and  306  Jackson 

Little  Miss  M  F,  teacher  Haight  Gram- 
mar School 

Little  Sister's  Infant  Shelter  (kinder- 
garten), 512  Minna  nr  6th 

Little  William,  carpenter  and  builder, 
122  Geary 

LITTLE  WM  H  (Woodin  ft  Little), 
421  Market 

Littli  field,  Allison  ft  Co  (S  Little- 
field,  D  E  Allison  and  A  Goidthwait), 
commission  merchants,301)-313  Wash- 
ington 

Littlefield  Mrs  F  W,  dressmaking,  131 
Post 

Littlefield  Sheldon  (Littlefield,  Allison 
ft  Co),  30!)-315  Washington 

Littlewood  E,  wood  and  coal,  128  O'Far- 
rell 

Litzius  A  (Nichols  ft  Litzius),  431  Turk 

Livermore  Obadiah,  real  estate  agt,  137 
Montgomery 

LIVERPOOL.   LONDON  &  GLOBE 

INSURANCE  CO,  see  The  Liverpool, 
London  and  (i^Iobe  Insurance  Co 

Livingston  ft  Co  (L  Livingston,  Isaac 
Levy,  A  P  Williams  and  Joseph  May), 
liquors,  220  and  222  California 

Livingston  David  (Livingston  ft  Sond- 
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Livingston  Isaac,  upholstery,  902  Larkin 
Livingston  James  M,  real  estate,   331 

Montgomery 
Livingston  John  (Lowenthal,  Livingston 

&  Cu),  32U  California 
Livingston  L  (Livingston  &  Go),  220  and 

1'22  California 
Livingston  Mrs    Lnis,  associate    fditor 

"Woman's  Herald  of   Industry,"  res 

Sacramento 
Livingston  &  Sondheimer  (David  Liv- 
ingston and  Moses  Koudheimer),  dry 

goods,  420  Polk 
Livingstone  N.  jank,  42  Ist 
LLEWELLTN     BEESE.    Columbia 

Foundry,  135  and  137  Beale  and  ViO- 

13(1  Main 

LLEWELLTN  STEAM  CON- 
DENSER HANUFACTUBINQ 
COMPANY,  Charles  E  Allen,  secre- 
tary, 33U  Pine 

Lloyd  Chas  11  (Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co),  SE 
cor  Clay  and  Davis 

Lloyd  John,  attorney -at-law,  411^  Cali- 
fornia 

LLOTD  REUBEN  H.  (Lloyd  & 
Wood),  attorney-at-law,  room  9,  309 
Montgomery 

LLOTB  &  WOOD  (R  H  Lloyd  and 
Willi.im  S  Woi  d),  nttorneys-at-law, 
rooms  9, 1"J,  13,  30  J  Montgomery 

lioaiza  W,  commia^ion  murchaut,  323 
California 

Loane  J  M,  liquors,  420J  6th 

Lobe  Kmile  (Lobe,  Suliugcr  &  Co),  515 
Market 

Lobe,  Salinger  &  Co  (Emile  Lobe  and  A 
USalinger),  novelties  and  fancy  good^, 
515  Market 

Lobcnstein  Marcus,  varieties,  1528  Turk 

LOBENSTEIN  SOLOMON,  proprietor 
Oriental  Market,  ItiUO  Post 

Lol>os  School,  cor  Point  Ljbos  ave  nr 
Parker  ave 

Lohos  Square  Park,  Chestnut  ave 

Lochbiium  A  H,  jewelry  case  mauufac- 
ti>ry,  134  Sutter 

Lochhead  John,  machinist  and  civil  en- 
gineer, 227  Si)eai' 

Lockti  Chas  K,  propr  Bush  Street  The- 
atre, 8  s  Bush  bet  Montgomery  and 
Kearny 

Locko  J  P  (Locke &  Tiiomaa),  670 Mission 

Locke  &  Tliomas  (J  P  Locke  and  H 
Thomas),  blacksmitlis,  (>70  Mission 

Lockwood  A  H,  s.iloon,  401)  4tli 

Loilerhouse  A  (Mueter  &  Loderhouse), 
215  2d 

Loeb  Aaron  (J  V  Loon  &  Co),  204  5th 

Loeb  Henry,  butcher,  1100  Clay 

Loeb  N   variiities,  20t  5th 

Loeber  Herman,  sec  Phoiuix  Silver  Min- 
ing Co,  308  California 

Loesecke  P  V,  stock-broker,  312  Pine 


Loew  Aaron,  tailor,  14  Turk 

Loewe  Bros  (H  Loewe,  Moses  Siegel, 
Jacques  Blum),  importers  and  jubbers 
liquors,  217  Buttery 

Loewe  H  (Loewe  Bros),  217  Battery 

Loewel  A  &  Co,  butchers,  stall  12  S  F 
Market 

Loawenhayn  H  &  Co  (H  and  Lauinger 
Loeuenhayn),  foreign  and  California 
fruits',  nuts,  etc,  428  Sansome 

Loewenhayn  Hemy  (H  Loewenhayn  & 
Co),  428  Sansome 

Loewenhayn  Lauinger  (H  Loewenhayn 
&  Co),  428  Sansiime 

Loewentliol  Joseph,  second-hand  cloth- 
ing, 927  Market 

Loewy  Wm,  attorney-at-Iaw,  507  Mont- 
gomery 

Lofstad  Chas,  picture  frames,  815  Mar- 
ket 

Lofxtad  John  N,  furrier,  813  Market 

Loftis  J  (Bitter  ft  Loftis),  250  Sutter 

Loftus  Jehu,  groceries,  225  8th 

Loftus  M  A,  prison-keeper  and  sergeant, 
Old  City  Hall 

LOOAN  ALEXANDER,  horse  collar 
manufacturer,  550  4th 

Logan  A  D,  vice  pres  the  Grangers' 
Bank  of  California,  NE  cor  California 
and  Davis 

Logan  James  F,  carpenter,  838f  Na- 
toma 

Lo^an  John,  liquors.  Mission  nr  Coart- 
land  ave 

LOGAN  M  H>  physician,  318  Sutter 

Lohmann  &  Frerichs  (Henry  Lohmann 
and  Martin  Frerichs),  gruceries  and 
fruitu,  156  and  164  9th 

Lohmann  Henry  (Lohmann ft  Frerichs), 
156  and  164  9th 

LOHBMANN  J  &  CO  (J  Lohrmann 
and  D  Siemer),  California  Pickle  Fac- 
tory, 46  Clay 

Lohrmann  J  (J  Lohrmann  ft  Co),  46 
rl«y 

LOHSE  J  F>  secretary  California  and 

Hercules   Powder  Works,  230  Cali- 

forniii 
Lohscu  D,  saloon,  junction  Market  and 

Hayes 
Loiseau   Adolphe,  editor  of  the  "Cour- 

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Wm  T,  cigars  and  tobacco,  256 


Chas  P,  ship  and  freight  broker, 
and  forwarding  agt,  30  and  31  Mer- 
chant's Exchange 
Lombard  Street  Primary  School,  Lom- 
bard nr  Baker 
Lombard  Warehouse,  T  P  Carvell  propr, 
cor  Sansome  and  Lombard 
I  Lombardi    Cherubino,  restaurant,    706 
Montgomery 


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San  Frandaco. 


London  Mrs  Annie,  coffee  saloon,  248 
4th 

LONDON  ASSURANCE  CORPO- 
RATION (of  London),  (Fire)  Robert 
Dickson  manager,  441  California 

London  and  California  Mining  Co  (lim- 
ited) of  London,  William  Johnj  mffr, 
320  Sansome 

London  Henry  (Gerson  &  London),  611 
Sansome 

London  and  Lancashire  Fire  Insurance 
Co  of  Liverpool,  Balfour,  Guthrie  & 
Co  general  agtd,  316  California 

London  of  London  Insurance  Co  of  Eng- 
land, W  Lane  Booker  att  'rney.  Root 
Dickson  mj);r,  cor  California  and 
Montgomery 

London  and  Northwestern  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co  of  M.muhester,  England,  E  A 
Halsey  &  Co  general  agts,  41 1  Califor- 
nia 

London  Provincial  Marine  Insurance 
Co,  Hutchinson  &  Mann  agts,  322  and 
324  California 

London  and  Provincial  Fire  Insurance 
Co  (limited),  Harry  W  Syz  general 
agt,  220  and  222  California 

London  and  San  Francisco  Bank  (lim- 
ited), Arthur  Scrivener  mgr,  424  Cal- 
ifornia 

London  Tea  Co,  F  W  Runge,  40  3d 

Long  Charles,  bakery  and  varieties,  930 
Washington  cor  Powell 

Long  Claude,  hardware,  654  Washing- 
ton 

Long  Fred,  cabinetmaker,  203  Leaven- 
worth 

Long  M  (D  Block  ft  Co*/,  107  Sansome 

Long  S  F,  physician,  Chronicle  Building 

LONG  S  H,  piano  manufactory,  1815 
Washington 

Long  Thomas,  salooi,  34  Minna 

Longhead's  Hall,  1605  Polk 

Longley  G  W,  sign  painter,  332  Bush 

Longshore  Men^s  Union,  K  R  B  Hall, 
861  Market 

Longtin  J  B,  boots  and  shoes,  III  7th 

Longwill  John  (Stevenson  &  Lang  will), 
603  Market 

Loomis  Geo,  furnishing  goods  and  cloth- 
ing. 706-720  Kearny 

Loomis  Henry  B,  attorney-at-law,  room 
76,  309  Montgomery 

Loouey  John  (U)oney  &  McCallion),  140 
2d- 

Lo  mey  &  McCallion  (John  Looney  and 
J  J  McCallion),  saloon,  140  2d 

Loorya  Marcus,  tailor,  231  Pacific 

Lopes  J,  botanist.  734  Montgomery 

Lopez   J,  furniture  and   bedding   and 

crockery,  610  Vallejo 
Lopresti  A,  restaurant,  17  and  19  Powell 
Lopresti  A,   fruits  and  vegetables,  S£ 

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Lord  A  J,  painter,  789  Mission 

Lord  Etlwin  (J  E  Mitchell  &  Co),  230 
and  232  14th 

LORD  SALLIE.  Cosmetic  Bazaar,  22^ 
Stockton 

LORD  T  H,  manager  The  Co-opera- 
tive Watch  Repairing  Company,  331 
Kearny 

Loreutz  R,  coffee  saloon,  7  Stockton 

Lorentzen  A  P,  insurance  agt  and  ship 
broker,  4  Steuart 

Lorenz  L,  broker,  322  California 

Loretz  Madam  A  M,  corsetmaker,  109 
Ellis  ,,    , 

Lorillard  Insurance  Co  of  New  York, 
Jennings  &  Stillmann  agts,  317  Cali- 
fornia 

Loring  Mrs  Emma,  dressmaker,  112 
O'Farrell 

Loring  Mrs  H  G,  dressmaker,  112 
O'Farrell 

Loroth  J  (J  Loroth  &  Co),  704  and  706 
Market  and  587  Geary 

Loroth  J  &  Co  (J  Loroth,  Wm  and  M 
Halpin),  dry  goods,  704  and  706  Mar- 
ket and  587  Geary 

Lorquin  Ernest  F,  taxidermist,  410 
Kearny 

Loryea  A  M,  physician  and  propr  Ham- 
mam  Baths,  II  and  13  Dupont 

Loskay  Frank  J,  saloon  and  billiards, 
8-12  Eddy 

LOSSIUS  RUDOLPH,  pound  keeper, 
California  between  Walnut  and  Laurel 

Lothrop  J  J,  blacksmith,  1504  Vallejo 

Lothrop  W  R  (H  F  Smith  &  Co),  225 
Kearny 

Lottritc  Maria  E,  groceries,  29^'    16th 

Louch  James,  liquors,  514  Missiou 

Lauderback  Davis,  attorney-at-law,  607 
Kearny 

Loudon  Oberlin,    tobacco    and  cigars, 

220  2d 

Loudon  W  M,   agt  Studebecker's  Pat- 

terns,  224  Stookt'm 
LOUOHBOROUOH  A  H  (Loughbor- 

outrh  &  Newhall),  507  Moutgomery 

LOUaHBDROUOH  &  NEWHALL 

(A  H  Loughboriugh  &,  W  Mnyo New- 
hall),  attorneys-at-Iaw,  607  Mont- 
gomery 

Lmghead  John,  paints,  oils  and  hard- 
ware, 1601  and  1603  Polk 

Loughran  J  (Kennedy  &  Loughran),  NE 
cor  Market  and  Taylor 

Loughran  H,  receiver  Dime  Savings 
Bank)  NE  cor  Market  and  Taylor 

Loughran  Thos  (Breeze  8t  Loughran),' 

221  and  223  Clay 

Loughran  Thomas  F  ( Loughran  &  Wolf), 

420  and  422  Davii 
Loughran  ft  Wolf  (T  F  Loughran  and 

J  W  Wolf),  commission    morchauts, 

420  and  422  Davis 


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Louideok  Mrs  Mary,  florist,  1220  Stook- 
tou 

Louis  J  A,  second-hand  furniture,  1048 
Howard  bet  6th  and  7th 

Louta  M,  bootmaker,  614  California 

Louisson  M  (M  S  Orinbaum  ft  Co),  214 
California 

Louisson  Morris,  clothing,,  523  Kearny 

Loupe  Leopold  (Castle  Bi-'js  t  Loupe), 
213-217  Front 

Loup  Henry,  meat  market,   1100  Clay 

Louterbach  8t  Chamberlia  (Chas  Lout- 
erbachandJ  P  Chamberlin),  liquors, 
993  Market 

Love  O  A,  saloon,  1034  Market 

Love  John  L,  attorney-at-law,  230  Pine 

Loveioy  E  B,  ship  carpenter,  36  8teuart 

Loveland  L  F,  stock  broker,  326^  Mont- 
gomery 

Lovell  Mrs  A,  lodging-house,  703  Mar- 
ket 

Lovell  E  C  (E  C  Lovell  &  Co),  436 
Montgomery 

LOVELL  F  Mf  fancy  goods  and  agent 
for  8  P  Taylor's  system,  etc,  200  Post 

Lovely  G  S,  'boarding  and  lodging,  605 
and  607  Pine 

Lovely  Mark,  restaurant,  650  Market 

Lovett  Wm  E,  assistant  district  attor- 
ney, room  59,  Appraiser's  Building 

Low  A  F,  attorney,  530  California 

Low  C  A,  attorney-at-law,  23  Mont- 
gomery Block 

Low  C  A  &  Co,  agta  American  Sugar 
ReKnery,  208  C  tlifomia 

LOW  C  ADOLPHE  (NV  W  Montague 
&  Co  and  C  Adofphe  Low  &  Co),  112 
Battery  and  208  California 

Low  C  Adolphe  It  Co  (C  Adolphe  and 
Geo  A  Low,  £  L  G  Steele  and  Ells- 
worth Westervclt),  shipping  and 
commission  merci:ants,  208  California 

Low  F  F,  pres  Sutter  Street  Railroad 

LOW  FBEDERIGB:  W.  manager 
Anglo-Culiforaian  £  ank,  northeast 
comer  Sansome  and  Fine 

Low  George  A  (C  Adolphe  Low  &  Co), 
pres  American  Sugar  Refinery,  208 
California 

Low  J  B,  mining  engineer,  331  Mont- 
gomery 

Lowe  S,  shirt  mfr,  323  Kearny 

LOWELL  Fi  cigars  and  tobacco  and 
advertising  agt,  432  and  522  California 

Lowell  N  li,  propr  Eagle  Warehouse, 
15  and  17  Davis 

Lowenberg  H,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public,  30t>  Montgomery 

Lowenberg  I  (Meyerstein,  Lowenberg  ft 
Co),  109  Sansome 

Lowenberg  W  (Kullmann  ft  Co).  313 
Montgomery 

Lowenstein  Isaac,  boots  and  shoes,  931 
Kearny  and  1208  Stockton 


Lowenthal  H  H,  attorney-at-law,  411' 

California 
Ijowenthal  Joseph,  clothing,  927  Market 
Lowenthal,    Livingston   ft    Co    (MS 

Lowenthal    and    John    Livingston), 

shipping  and  commission  merchants, 

320  California 
Lowenthal  M  S  (Lowenthal,  Livingston 

ft  Co),  320  California 
Lower   Comstock    Mining  Co,   Geo  R 

Spinney  sec,  310  Pine 
Lowery  Henry,  bootmaker,  405  Brannan 
Lownes  Mrs,  lodging  house,  313  4th 
Lowney  D   D  (Jerry   Lowney  ft  Son), 

426  9th 
Lowney  Dennis  (T  Lowney  ft  Sons),  SE 

cor  8th  and  Howard 

LOWNET  JERRY  ft   SON  (D  D 

Lowney),   carriage  manufactory,  426 

'<Hh 
Lowney  T  ft  Sons  (Timothy,  Thomas 

and  Dennis  Lowney),  blacksmiths  and 

wagonmokers,  SE  cor  8th  and  Howard 
Lowney  Thomas  (T  Lowney  ft  Sons), 

SE  cor  8th  and  Howard 
Lowney  Timothy  (T  Lowney  ft  Sons), 

^E  cor  8th  and  Howard 
Lowrie  John,  plumber,  225  Tyler 
Lowry  Amanda,  lodging-house,  153^  3d 
Loyal  John,  barber,  441  Valeacia 
LOT  FRED  (J  P  Schardin  ft  Co),  31 

Dupont    

LOT   JOACHEM,     bootmaker,     1603 

Howard 
Lubben  John  (Gehrels  ft  Lubben),  SW 

cor  Davis  and  Sacramento 
Lubbert    Mrs   Margaret,    saloon,    330 

Spear 
Lubin  S  C,  furnishing  goods,  611  Mont- 
gomery 
LuCASAJftCO  (A  J  Lucaa),  Pacific 

Coast  Detective  Agency,  215  Kearny 
LUCAS  ft  CO  (John   and  John  Wm 

Lucas),   proprs  Golden  Gate  Plaster 

Mills,  212-217  Main 
Luca»  J  M,  attorney-at-law,  230  Mont- 

gomeiy 
LnceTM,  mining,  room  26,  318  Pine 
LVCEER  J>  boots  and  shoes  and  boot- 
maker, 101  6th  and  1911  Fillmore 
Luchetti     Francisco,    restaurant,     519 

Davis 
Luchsinger  Jacob  (J  B  Luchsinger  ft 

Son),  710-718  Minna 
Luchsinger  John  B  (John  B  Luchsinger 

ft  Sou),  710-718  Minna 
Luchsinger  John  B   ft    Son  (John    B 

and  Jacob  Luchsinger),  furniture  fac- 
tory, 710-718  Minna 
LT7CKE  Hi  bootmaker  and  importer, 

40  Geary 
LTJCKHARDT  C  A.  manager  Nevada 

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Metallurgical  Works  and  anaayera,  '23 
Stevenson,  branch  office  1*2  Leidea- 
dorff 
Luco  Jnan  M,  real  estate,  84  Montgom- 
ery Block 
Lucy  Anthony  (Smith,   Lucy  &  Co), 

405  Front 
Lucy  G  R  &  Co,  soap  works,  SE  cor 
i)th  and  Prnnnan,  office  123  California 
Ludemanu  Frederick,  Pacific  Nursery, 

cor  I'taker  and  Lombard 
Ludemann     Henry,     bootmaker,    420 

Broadway 
Luders  Otto,  saloon,  607  Davis 
Ludington  Chaa,  cigars,  NE  cor  Howard 

and  3d 
Ludor if  Julius,  liquors,  SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Front 
Ludovici  F   W,    consnl  of  Brazil,  sec 
G  >8  Consumers  Association  and  sec 
Improved  Machinery  Co,  202  Bush 
Liidowsky  John,  liiiuors,  5'S  Merchant 
LUdWIQ  APAMt  prop.    lor  Vienna 

Sausage  Manufactory,  3  i^tockton 
Lueders  Frederick    B,   architect,   724) 

Market 
Luedi'rsdorff  Wm,  grocer,  NE  cor  7th 

and  Natoma 
Lue  mann  E  (Cook    &    Luesmann),    9 

Hardie  Place 
Lncss  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  631  4th 
Luffer  Joseph,  carpenter,  20(i  16th 
LUGSDIN  JAY.  manager  for  R  G  Dun 
&  Co,  Mercantile  Agency,  320  Califor- 
nia 
Luhmensen  Mrs  Wm,  bakery,  256  1st 
Luhr  W,  wh  tener,  238  Pitch 
Luhrs  D,  groceries,  cor  Golden  Gate  ave 

and  Buchanan 
Luhrs  John  (John  Luhrs  &  Co),  607 

Clay 
L.hra  John  &  Co    (John  Luhrs  and 
Julius  Buhler),  wholesale  and  retail 
liquors,  607  Clay 
Luhrs  N  C   (Wheatou  &   Luhrs),  210 

Front 
Luhrs  Richard  (Luhrs  &  Schrader),  NW 

cor  Pacific  and  Mason 

Luhrs  &  Schrader  (Richard  Luhru  an^) 

J  W   Schrader),   groceries,   MW  c(  r 

Pacific  and  Mason 

Luhrseu  Dietridi,   bootmaker,   222)  2d 

Lulirsen  Richard,    bootmaker,  222|  2(1 

Lui^ilagomarsinu  ,  bootmaker,  708 

Montgomery  ave 
Luketick  C  F,  fruits,  134  Hayes 
liUkin  J  A,  saloon,  416  California 
Lumliermen's     Pr  tective    As-sociation, 
Sander's  Hall,  71    New   Moiitiiomery 
Lumstein  &  Holtz  (Wm  Liun.stein  and 

Jacob  PI oltz),  junk,  233  6th  ..»....v....  „„„.. 

Lumstein  Wm  (Lumstein  &  Holtz),  233   Luther  J  R  (Greenbaum  k  Co),  116  and 
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Luna  Romulo,  restaurant,  1236  Dupont 
Lund  H  C,  coffee  saloon,  428  Keurny 
Lund  Henry  (Henry  Lund  &   Co),   214 

California 
Lund  Henry  &  Co  (Henry  Lund,  Hora- 
tio Beveridge  ond  Marinus  C  Lund), 

importing,  shipping  and  commission 

merchants,  214  California 
Lund  Marinus  C  (Henry  Lund  &  Co), 

214  California 
Lund  N  M,  ooffee  saloon,  615  Montgom- 
ery 
LUNDBEftG  N  Pt  proprietor  Scandi- 
navian Hotel,  28  and  30  Clay  and  7 

Mercliant 
LUyDBOBOJ   A   W,    dentist,    123 

Stockbi^n 
Lunden  Fred,  groceries,  SE  cor  Oak  and 

Oct  a  via 
Lundie  H,  second-hand  furniture,  360  3d 
Lundin  Mrs  A  C,  bakery,  248  4th 
Lundquiiit  John  G  (Von  Arx  St  Lund- 

quist),  14  Geary 
Lundstrom  J  A  &  Co  (John  A  Lund- 

Strom),  merchandise  broker,  303  Sao- 

jramento 
Lundstrom  John  A  (J  A  Lundstrom  & 

Co),  303  Sacramento 
Lundy  David,   furniture  and   carpets, 

82!»  Market 
LTm'DT   THOMAS,   watches,  clocks 

and  jewelry,  7  and  9  3d 
LUNINO  J  NICHOLAS  (P  E  Ricbter 

&  Cu),  109  California 
Luning    Nicholas,   capitalist,  room    4, 

21 1  Sansome 
Lunsman  J  H  (Leydecker  &  Lnnsman), 

631  Davis 
LUNT  0   At  dancing   academy,  Rad 

Men's  Hall,  320  Post 
Lupke    Michael,    bootmaker,   Railroad 

ave  near  6th  ave 
Lusinchi  P  (Lusin.  hi  k  Tavolara),  stall 

ti  Clay  Street  Market 
Lusinchi  &  Tavolara  (P  Lusinchi  and  J 

Tavolara),  fish,   stall    6    New     Clay 

Street  Market 
Lusk    A   (A  Lusk   &  Co),  534  and  536 

Clay  and  423-4.S3  Brannan 
Lusk  A  &  Co  (Albert  Lusk,  John  Klein- 

haus  and  William    Jacobs),    canned 

goods,    ipfy  423-433  Brannan,   office 

5;M  and  536  Clay 
Lusmann  Philip,  mgr  Pacific  Jute  Mfg 

Co,  204  Front 
Lustig  Hi-nry  L  A,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

19  Pacific 
Luti^eu  John  (Wichmau  &  Lutgen),  321 

Clay 
Luther  Hana,  nliotographer,  444A  3d  f^ 
Luther  John  B  (J  Greeuebaum  &,  Co). 
115  and  117  Bush 


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Lutjens  Hermann  W,  groceries,  NE  cor 
2oth  and  Miuion 

Luttioken  Frank,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
86  0th 

Luttritiger  Emile,  liquors,  1010  Mar- 
ket 

Luty  F  E,  mining  sec,  330  Pine 

Luty  J'  S,  real  estate,  rooms  3  and  4, 
330  Pine 

Lntz  J  C,  meat  market,  135  Oak 

Lutz  John  C,  bakery,  cor  Mason  and 
Chestnut 

Lutzen  Charles,  liquors,  903  Kearny 

Lux  Charles  (Miller  &  Lux),  pres  Kern 
Valley  Water  Co,  533  Kearny 

Lux  Frank  A  (Bach  &  Lux),  635  and 

537  Sacramento 

Lybrand  G  F  (J  L  Faust  t  Co).  536  and 

538  California 

Lydon  Daniel,  house  and  sign  painter, 

2»  6th 
Lydon  Patrick,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

1071  Bryatit 
Lyford  Mrs   Lottie  A,  propr  Appleton 

House,  33  5th 
Lyle  W  S,  mining,  room  11,  309  Mont- 
gomery 
Lyman  J  C,  mining,  202  Market 
Lynch  Bros  (David  and  James  Lynch), 

liquors,  117  4th 
Lynch  B,  painter,  255  3d 
Lynch  Dan  (Lynch  &   Driscoll),  10th 

ave  l>et  P  and  Q 
Lynch  David,   stock  yard,  e  a  10th  nr 

Market 
Lyncli  David  (Lynch  Bros),  1 17  4th 
Lynch  &    Driscoll   (Daniel  Lynch  and 
John   Driscoll),  tanners,  10th  ave  Let 
P  and  Q 
Lynch    Edward,     attomey-at-law,    324 

Pine 
Lynch  H  H,  real  estate,  320  Snnsome 
Lynch  H  T(C«ulfield  &  Lynch),  450 J  3d 
Lynch    Mrs  Hannah,  groceries,  470  Te- 
hama 
Lynch  James  (Lynch  Bros),  117  4th 
LxNCH   J  D.    af-'cnt  Biirtlctt  Springs 

Miikcral  Wat«'r,  20  Stockton 
Lynch   J    K,  exchange  teller  First  Xa- 

tional  Gold  Hank 
Lynch  J  VV  (Burnham  &  Lynch),  11.34 

Market 
Lynoh     Michael,    attorney -at-law,    502 

Montgomery 
Lynch  Michael,  carpenter,  433  3d 
Lynch  Michael,  liquors,  5  Berry 
Lynch  P,  brick  nitr.  Pacific  Wharf 
Lynch  Patrick,  coal,  010  Larkiii 
Lynch  Peter   (English  ft   Lynch),    228 

Mission 
Lynch  Peter,  carpenter,  773  Mission 
Lynch  Mrs  Sarah,  saloon,  73  Jessie 
Lynch  Timothy,  plumbing  and  g.  .slit- 
ting, 1018  Stockton 


LYNCH  W  ]I>  house  and  sij;^  painter, 
paiMfr  hnn|);ing  and  whitening,  265  3d 

Lynde  &  Hough  (W  C  Lynde  and  H  M 
Hough),  commission  merchants,  416 
and  418  Davis 

Lynde  J  E,  stationery,  1432  Broadway 

Lynde  Wm  C  (Lynde  ft  Hough),  418 
Davis 

LYNN  PATRICK,  aaloon,  1010  Mis- 
sion 

Lynn  Thomas  P,  635  Stevenson 

Lyon  James  E,  mining,  314  Montgomery 

Lyon  J  J,  Secret«ry  of  the  Veterans' 
Home  Association,  10  California 

Lyon  J  L  (Lyon  ft  Kinsey),  314  Mont- 
gomery 

Lyon  ft  Kinsey  (J  L  Lyon  and  Charles 
VV  Kinsey),  auctioneers,  office  314 
Montgomery 

LYON  S  B  (Starbird  ft  Goldstone),  101- 
107  Market 

LYON  WALTER  B.  grand  secretary 
(jrund  Ijodge  and  grand  scribe  Grand 
Encampment  Independent  Order  of 
Odd  Fellows,  325  M<>ntcomery 

LYONS  ARTHUR  WN.  silver  sur- 
gical instruments,  3*25^  Bush 

Lyons  Charles,  merchant  tailor,  1218 
Market 

Lyons  Ernest  G  (Lyons  L  G  ft  Co),  506- 
610  Jackson 

Lyons  E  G  ft  Co  (Ernest  G  Lyons  and 
Julius  Muyer),  wholesale  liquors,506- 
510  Jackson 

Lyons  (ieo  W,  liquors,  029  Bryant  bet 
6th  and  7th 

LYONS  J  M,  grocer,  NE  cor  Pine  and 
Hyde 

Lyons  John,  saloon,  50  2d 

Lyons  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaking,  730 
Howard 

Lyons  Michael,  lodging-house,  1027 
Market 

LYSER  ALBERT  &  CO,  publisher 

"Pttcitic  School  Journal,"  S38  Mar- 
ket 
Lyser  .Tacob,  barber,  2003  Fillmore 
Lytgcns  J  \V  li,  cigars  and  tobacco,  18^ 
5th 

MAACK  ERNEST  (Stak  ft   Maack), 

305  and  307  Steuart 
Maack  Ernst,  liquors,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Culifomia 
Maas  Fred  (H   Atzeroth  and  F  Maas), 

1708  Fillmore 
Maas  Jacob,  stoves  and  tinware,  1033 

Folsom 
MAAS    ft    WOEST    (August    Maas 

and    Louis    Woest),   groceries,   1423 

Powell 
Maass  Henry,  saloon,  139  Beale 


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622  4th 
MauH  John  O,  mJooo,  SE  cor  Main  and 

Howard 
Maoabe  C,  sj^t  Chicago  and  Alton  Rail- 
road, 8  New  Montgomery 
Tilucartney  Amoa,  cupitaliut,  6  Mont- 

gomrry  ave 
Macauley  Mrs  C,  bakery,  2004  Mason 
Macauley  T  (J  St  Denis  &  Co),  1305 

Stockton 
Macbeth  Robt,  physician,  023  Kenmy 
Macl)ethRS,  physician,  1524  California 
MacCaskie  J  F,  varieties,  Dolores  bet 
28th  and  Valley 

KaoCBELLISH    FREDERICK 

(BVederick  MauCrellish  ft  Co),  5:i[) 
California 

MaoCRELLISH    FREDERICK    ft 

CO  (Frederick  MncCrellish  and  Wil- 
liam A  Woodward),  proprietors  "  Alta 
California,"  529  California 

MacDermut  Charles  F,  capitalist,  328 
Montgomery 

MACDONAliD  D  A.  president  Enter- 
prise Mill  and  Building  Co,  217-225 
Spear  and  2I8-2i.'6  Steuart 

HACDONALD  ft  HAWES  (William 

Macdouald  and  Oliver  Uawes),  gen- 
eral agents  (yonncct'cut  Fire  Int-uranoe 
Co  of  Hartford,  Security  Insurance  Co, 
New  Haven,  Connecticut,  and  Scot- 
tish Union,  and  National  Insurance 
Co,  401  California 
Macdonald  William  (Macdonald  ft 
Hawes),  401  California 

MACDONALD  WM  (J  D  Culp  ft  Co), 

m  Froitt 
Macdonough  Joseph,  coal  and  pigiron, 

41  Market,  yard:),  SW  cor  Spear  and 

Folsom  and  S£  cor  Beale  and  Fol- 

som 
MacDougall  Neal,  boots  and  shoes,  3008 

Missioii  

MacEWEN  ALEXANDER  W  H. 

agent  University  Publishing  Co  and 

American  Metric  Bureau,  and  Sheldon 

ft  Co's  New  York  school  supplies  and 

books,  108  Leidesdorff 
Ma<>farlane  E  C  ft  Co  (E  C  Macfarlane), 

publishers  of  "The  Wasp,"  540  and 

642  California 
MACK  A  (J  J  Mack  ft  Co),   II  Front 
Mack  Enibt,  beer  convent  and  billiard 

saloon,  601  California 
Mack  James,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1043  J 

Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
MACK  J  J  (J  J  Mack  ft  Co),  druggist, 

II  Front 
MACK  J  J  ft  CO  (A  and  J  J  Mack 

and  L  Guggenhime),  wholesale  drag- 
gist',  II  Front 
Mack  Miss  N,  cloak  and  dressmaking, 
119  Post 


Maok  S  (Frank  Goldsmith  ft  Co),  1  San* 

some 
Mac'Kay  and    Revolution  Mining  Co, 

Chas  C  Harvey  sec,  309  California 
MacKcnzie    ft  Gilbertson,  commission 

merchants,  123  California 
MaoKeii/ie  J,  stock  broker,  210  Mont* 

gomery 
MACKENZIE  JNO  R.  manoger  Singer 

Manufacturing   Company,    116   Sut- 
ter 
Mackenzie  Rev  Robt,   Howard  Street 

I'resbytorian   Church,   719-729  Mis- 

sion  

MACKAT  ALEXANDER,   carpets. 

oilcloths  and  carpet  factory,  715 
Market 

Macker  Frank  A,  saloon,  NW  cor  Du- 
pont  and  CFurrell 

Mackey  Mrs  M,  bakery,  605  Post 

Mackey  P,  loduing-house,  919  Battery 

Mackintosh  Robert,  physician,  1013 
Mission  bet  6th  and  7th 

Macky  Mrs  Mary,  fruit  and  vegetables, 
1067  Howard  bet  6th  and  7th 

MACLEAN  Di  physician  and  profes- 
sor of  obstetrics,  diseases  of  women 
and  dean  of  California  Medical  Col- 
leee,  324  Sutter 

MaOiENNAN  J  D,  physician,  1410 
Octavia 

MACONDRAT  ft  CO  (G  L  Cunning, 
ham  and  F  W  Macondray),  importing, 
shippinp,  commission  and  insurance, 
204  and  206  Sansome 

MACONDRAT  F  W  (Macondray  ft 
Ci.),  204  and  206  Sansome 

Mocowsky  ft  Andelson  (J  Macowsky 
and  Julius  Andelson),  news  dealer* 
and  stationery,  600  Market 

Macowsky  Jacob,gent's  furnishing  goods 
600  Market 

Macpherson  L  (Eiohloz  ft  Macpherson), 
27  6th 

Macpoland  James,  carpenter  and  build- 
er. Cedar 

MacSorley  ft  Co,  advertising  agents, 
306^  Jessie 

Macy  H  C,  architect,  1 10  Kearny 

MACY  MRS  M  F>  books,  stationery 
and  confectionery,  2608^  Mission 

Madden  Jerome,  land  agt  S  P  R  U,  cor 
4  th  and  Townsend 

Madden  May,  teacher  Mission  Street 
School 

Madden  M  J,  soap  peddler,  1627  Folsom 

Madden  S,  saloon,  48  Jessie 

Maders  Ramon  A,  publisher  "  La  Voz 
del  Nuevo  Mundo,"  1 19  and  120  Mont- 
gomery Block,  628  Montgomery! 

Madge  F,  attorney -at-law,  ;}18  Piue 

MadiU  D,  physician,  102  Stocktm 

Madition  fi  H,  oommiasion  agt,  271 
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MADISON  ft  BT7BKB  (M  J  and  F  H 

Burke),  real  estate  and  house  agents, 
401  and  403  Montgomery  oor  Califor- 
nia 

Modson  O  (Norton  ft  Madson),  112  Sac- 
ramento 

Madson  ft  Peterson,  liquors,  14  Sacra- 
mento 

Maesen  W,  stnll  10  Metropolitan  Mar- 
ket,cor  Mission  and  Now  Montgomery 

Mtiffet  Bros,  wholesale  butchers,  'S'lS 
Kearny 

Magnlia  O  M  Co,  Phillip  11  Kraner 
treaii,  328  Montgomery 

Magary  J  E,  oimtractor,  5*28  California 

Ma|{dalon  Aoylum,  Sister  Mury  Bap- 
tiste  Itnssell  mother  superior,  Sister 
Mury  (^abrielle  Brown  Incitl  superior, 
Potr»ro  ave  b<  t  20th  and  'ilst 

Mugi'.uburg  General  Marine  Insurance 
Co  of  Mugdeburc,  Outte  ft  Frank 
agts,  307  California 

Magee  Mrs  Ann,  fancy  goods,  1155  Fol- 
som 

Magee  D  B  (RbMibone  ft  Magee),  338 
Bush 

Magee  John,  junk,  707  Brannan 

Magee  John  A  Jr  (Magee  ft  Moore),  513 
^lurket 

Magee  &,  Moore  (John  A  Magne  Jr,  and 
A  W  Moore),  leather  and  tindings,  513 
Market 

MAOEE  THOMAS,  real  estate,  20 
Moii^i{omery 

Magee  Thomas  \V,  dry  goods,  1155 
Folsom 

Mager  Max  (McElroy  ft  Mager)  618  and 
520  4th 

Mugg  Frank,  saloon,  636  Commercial 

MAOGIO  FORTUNATO.  tishing  ma- 
terials. 8Ui>  Front 

Ma^iii  (-harlcf),  fruit,  1102  Clay 

MA6ILL  ARTHUR  E.  general  agent 
phoenix  and  Hume  lusurance  Co,  323 
California 

Mogill  K  H,  general  agt  Home  Mutual 
Insurance  Co,  406  California 

MagiU  T  W,  bookseller  and  stationer, 
1018  Market 

Magner  Bros  (D  J  and  J  T  Magner),  gro- 
cer es,  815  and  817   Broadway 

Magner  D  J  (Magner  Bros),  815  Broad- 
way 

Magner  J  T  (Magner  Bros),  815  Broad- 
way 

Magner  Thos,  horsishoer,  NE  cor  Jack- 
son and  San^ome 

Magner  ft  VVormuth,  horseshoers,  5  Bt-.!- 
den  Place 

Magnes  Abraham,  boots,  shoes  and  dry 
goods,  3U6  and  308  16th 

Magnes  M,  bootmaker,  60  2d 

Magnetic  Healing  Baths,  Jerome  Horn 
propr,  808  24th 


Magnetic  Truss  and  Bolt  Co,  Pierce  ft 

Son,  704  Sacramento 
Magnin  Isaac,  variety,  110  3d 
Magnin  Q,  furnishing  eoods,  116  3d 
Maguigan    Edward,     boatbuilder,     cor 

l^rry  and  Madden 
Maguire  A  B,  insurance  broker,  Fire- 
man's Fund  Insurance  Co  of  Califor- 
nia, 401  Culifornia 
Maguire    A  B  ft  Bro  (Augustus  Ma- 
guire), dry  goods,  cor  lUth  and  Mis* 
sion 
Maguire  Augustus  (A  B  Magniro  ft  Bro), 

dry  goods,  cor  lUth  and  Mission 
Maguiio  James,  metal  roofer,  1062  How- 
ard 
Maguire  James  G,  attorney-at-law,  74 
Montgomery  Block,  628  Montgomery 
Maguire   J  C  (Maguire    ft  Sou),    127 

Washington 
Maguire  Michael,  grocery,  421  Union 
Maguire    M    O,   wood,   coal,   hay   and 

grain,  133  Hayes 
Maguiie  Patrick   (Maguire  ft  Son),  127 

Washington 
Maguire   P  ft  Son  (Patrick  and  J  P 
Maguire),    commission    and   produce 
merchantx,  127  Washington 
MAGUIRE  ROBT  J  (Gawthome  ft 
Maguire),    NW  cor  Main  and  Fol- 
som 
Mahan  Henry,  real  estate,  339  Kearny 
Maher  D  F,  groceries,  441  Jessia 
Maher  Edward,  groceries,  N£  cor  Tay- 
lor and  Sac:amento 
Maher  James,  bakery,  420  4th 
Maher  Wm  E,  cigars  and  tobacco,    12 

Bryant 
Maher  William,  cigars,  58  2d 
Mahern  John,  liquors,  cor  Larkin  and 

Ash  ave 
Mahler  Charles,  saloon,  733  Davis 
Muhler  Juhan,  liquors,  246  3d 
Mahlman  Henry,   Fidelia  Saloon,  603 

California 
Mahlmann    Peter  ft  Co,    liquors,    614 

Mont^'omery 
Mahlstedt  John  (Adrian  ft  Mahlstedt), 

322  Folsom 
Mahoii  John  W,  saloon,  62  Halleck 
Mahoney  Dani,  liquors,  444  6th 
Mahoney  Dennis,  tailor,  1513  Polk 
Mahoney  James,  liquors,  923^  Folsom 
Mahoney  John  T,  huirdresser,  6  Mason 
Mahoney  Mrs  Mary,   dressmaker,  647 

Howard 
Maier  Charles,  boots  and  shoes.  834  and 

836  Kearny 
Maier,  see  also  Meyer,  Myer  and  Meier 
Main  Charles,  vice-pres  Central  Railroad 

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Main  Charles  (Main  ft  Winchester),  214 

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Main  Edward,  shoemaker,  315  Folsom 


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Main    Street    Planing  Mill,   Main  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Main  &  Winchester  (Charles  Main  and 

E  H  Winchester),  wholesale  harness, 

saddles    and  saiidleryware,  214  and 

216  Battery  and  217  Ellis 
Maine  Lodging  House,  61 4  K«?nmy 

jfAISON  IdoILEE  KESTAi/RANT. 

Tschur  &  Dingeou   proprietors,  217 
•     Kearny 
Maison   H  A  (Denaveaux  &  Maison), 

NW  cor  Jackson  and  Sansoine 
Maison  L  (Mathieu  Maison),  15  Trinity 
Maissner  L  A,  lodging-bouse  and  saloon, 
•    419-423  Di.pont 
Makin  Robert  G,  commission  merchant, 

]0»  California 
Maki'is  James  M,  propr  California  Neck 

tie  Factory,  506  Market 
Malagamba  C,  liquors,  1 128  Folsom 
Malarin    Ygnacio,   money  broker,   303 

Montgomery 
Malatesta  G,  bakery,  1313  Dupont 
Malatesta  L,  native  wines,  311  and  313 

Pacific 
HALE  OIACOMO,   wood,   coal,   hay 

and  grain,  cor  Brannan  audSth 
Malech  G,  physician,  101  Oak 
Malherbe  E,  commission  merchant,  400 

Front 
Mall  Adam,  lodgings,  34  Eddy 
Mallady  Wm  J,  undertaker,  733  Mis- 

si<m 
Mallander  Edward,  boarding  and  lodg- 
ing, 106  Jackson 
Malltn  Mrs  D,  milliner,  227  O'Farrell 
Mailers  Frank,  tannery,  cor  York  and 

2()th 
Mallett  Mrs  R,  confe  tionery  and  fancy 

goods,  1007  Stockton 
Malley  Wm,  saloon,  21  Vallejo 
Mallinger  Peter,  restaurant,   1007  Fol- 
som 
Mallon  John,  glass  cutter,  1215  Howard 

and  19  Fremont 
Mallon  P,  brick  dealer.  75  Berry  Street 

Wharf  bet  3d  and  4th 
Malm  C  A  (D  S  Martin  &  Co),  f]34  Bush, 

022  Market  and  2  Post 
Malone  James,  liquors,  316  5th 
Malone  Miss  Jennie  H,  iurnishinggojds, 

925  Market 
Malone  J  H,  furniti;rc,  ?•*  4th 
MALPAS  A,  ap;ent  Central  I'acific  R  R 
and  Ininan  J>ine  Steamship  Co,  foot 
Mr.rkot 
Malter  C  H  uMalter,  Lind  &  Co),  419 

California 
Malter,  Lind  &  Co  (C  H   Maltor,  Chas 
Lind    and    E  B    Rogers),   engin  era 
and  miilwrighis,  419  Californf" 
Manilok  Wm,  upholsterer,  414i  6th 
Mamlok  Mrs  Wm,  confectionery,  414^ 
6th 


Manasae  E  (A  W  N"orton  &  Co  and  B  F 

Sawyer  &  C<>),  400  Batiery 
Mannsse  N,  (.ptician,  21 1  Kearny 
Manchester  Fire  Assurance  Co  of  Man- 
chester, Balfour;  Guthrie  &  Co  agts, 
316  California 
Mancusl  ^x,  music  teacher,  520  Sutter 
Mancnsu  D,  fruits,  5;i4  16th 
Mandell  A  (D  Block  &  Co),  107  Sansome 
Manderson  John,  notions,  153  2d 
Mandlebaum  F,   wholesale  liquors,  312 

Sacramento 
Mandler  J,  paperhanger,  419  Jones 
Mandonuet    Adolphe,    carpenter,    510 

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HANESCATJ  MRS  R  dressmaker  and 

artilicial  flowers,  713  Sutter 
Manfani  &  Einselen   (Joseph  Manfani 
and  Chas  R  Einselen),   Cosmopolitan 
Diniiig  Rooms,  532  Commercial 
Mangels  Bros  (Nick  and  George  Man- 
gels),   groceries,    cor    Market    and 
Pearl 
Mangels  C  (C  Mangels  &  Co),  SW  cor 

3d  and  Mission 
Mangels  C  &  Co  (C  Mangels  and  E  Lil- 
ienthal),  grocers,  SW  cor  3d  and  Mis- 
sion 
Mang  Is  Claus  (M  &  C  Mangels),  319 

Clay  and  320  Commercial 
Mangels  k  Hedemann  (H  M  C  Mangei/i 
and    Wm  Hedemnan),  groceries,  cor 
Railroad  and  1 1  th  aves 
Mangels  H,  groceiies,   NW  cor  Folsom 

and  20th 
Mangels  H  M  C  (Mangels  &  Hedemann), 

cor  Railroad  and  1  Ith  aves 
Ma-igelsMarti'i  (M&  C  Mangels),  319 

Clay  and  320  Commercial 
Mangels  MAC  (Martin  and  Claus  Man- 
gels), 319  Clay  and  320  Commercial 
Mangles  Fabian,  groceries,  2501  Howard 
Mangles  H  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NW 

cor  East  and  Clay 
Mangoin  Fred,  groceries,  1701  Market 

MANHATTAN  FIRE  INSURANCE 

COt    Smiili  &  Snow  agents,  310  Cali- 

f  irnia 
Manhattian  House,  James '^'ornyn  propr, 

705  ani1  :Q'i  B'ront 
Manhattan  Lite  Insurance  Co  of    Kcvr 


York,  John  Landers  mgr,  410  Cali- 
fornia 
Manhattan    Silver    Mining    Co,    John 

Crockett  sec,  327  Pine 
Manheim  D,  mgr  Central  Botile  Depot, 

1122  Mission 
Manheim   Isaac    (Hagan   &  Manheim), 

401  California 
Mann  Alexanu.T,    cigars  and  tobacco, 

419  Sansome 
MANN  H  R  (Hutch ;r.son  &   Mann), 

322  and  324  California  and  302  Saii- 

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Mann  Mr.*^  J  J,  teacher  Haight  Gram- 
mar School 

Mann  H  II  (Hutchinson  &  Mann),  322 
aad  324  California 

Mann  John  D,  livery,  918  Geary 

Mann  J  H,  real  estate,  609  Sacramento 

Maanerbund  Hall,  Fotrero  ave  bet  24th 
and  25th 

Manning  Alfred  W,  oysters  and  restau- 
rant, 428  Pine 

Mam.ing  G,  physician,  51  3d 

Manning  Henry  J,  oyster  and  shell  fish 
dealer,  8*20  Lacuna 

MAHVING  itOTTSE.  Richard  St  John 
proprietor,  915^  Market 

Manning's  Oyster  Grotto,  A  W  Man- 
ning propr,  426  and  428  Pine 

Manniiit,'  VVm,  mfg  jeweler,  804  Market 

Manruw  J  P,  real  estate,  424  Montj^om- 
ery 

Mans  H  (Mans  &  Staude),  815  Pacific 

Mans  &  Staude  (A  Mans  and  J  Staude), 
groceries,  81!)  Pacific 

Mauseau  James  J  (Furlong  &  Manseau), 
show-case  mfrs.  819  Market 

Mausell  F  /fc  Co  (Frederick  Mansell), 
painters,  434  Pine 

Manaull  Frederick  (F  Mansell  &  Co), 
434  Pine 

Manser  Albert,  liquors,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Steuart 

Mansfield  M  &  Cr,  commission  mer- 
chants, 233  Mi>utgoniery 

Manstiekl  Richard,  groceries,  140  Sth 

Maiiaiet  James,  carpenter,  shop  524 
Vallejo 

Tvlansion  House,  Wm  Perkins  propr, 
961  an  '  9()3Mi3Mon 

Manson  Jixmes,  blacksmith,  119  Beale 

M  iiisou  N.ithaniel  J,  att»raeyat-law, 
rooms  2  ami  3,  421  Moiitgom  ry 

xMaiitel   Henry,    murdiaut    tailor,    126 

MANI^LL  FERDINAND  (Beruard 

&  Nrmti.'Ui,  7or  iiuil  70.1  SaiHome 
MAJ^jTZ   FAEDC.  upUolsteriu^.  1616 

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Maiufaeturers'  Fire  and  Marine  lusur- 

iiiici!  <,'o  of  K  itt oil,  Jeaiiiii^si  &   Still- 
maun  iv^t»,  ;il7  Califor/iia 
Mauyard     Ivirueat,      bootmaker,      112 

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Marabello  John,  livery,  G'M  McAllister 
Maraski  Chailes,  carpeiitcL',  ")tl  '2'M 
Maraski  Mrs  K,  lianlwaro,  10.)  Pacific 
Marcliand  C   (Oroce   &  Marchand),  622 

Clay 
Marchand   Restaurant,   P  Priet  propr, 

115  and  117  Diipont 
Marchant  Mme,  fancy  goods,  1512  Polk 
Mai  chant  •Joseph,  wood  and  coal,   NE 

c(.r  Front  and  Union 
Maruhubout  Auguste,  upholsterer,   1117 

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Marchebout  &  Bondin  (Magloite  Mar- 
chebout  and  Lucien  Boudin),  import- 
ers and  dealers  wines  and  liquors,  SE 
cor  Folsom  and  6th 

Marchebout  Magloire  (Marchebout  & 
Boudin),  SE  cor  Folsom  and  6th 

Marchi  John,  fruit  and  vegetables, 
stalls  7,  9  and  11  Central  Clay  Street 
Market 

Mnrchio  Frank  (Mrs  M  Marchio  &  Son),  * 
6  LeidesdoriT 

Marchio  Mrs  M  (Mrs  M  Marchio  &  Son), 
6  Leidesdorff 

Marcou  Claudius,  laundry,  1424  Dupont 

Marcus  A  (S  O  Alexander  &  Co),  2  Bat- 
tery 

Marcus  A  J  (S  H  Frank  &  Co),  406  and 
408  Battery 

Marcus  George  (Geo  Marcus  &  Co),  304 
California 

HARCTJS  GEO  &  CO  (Geo  Marcus,  F 
Hohwiesner)  (successors  to  J  Lowen- 
helm  &  Co),  importers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  agents  Transatlantic 
Fire  lusurance  Co  of  Hamburg,  304 
California 

Marcus  Harris,  varieties,  1238  Folsom 

Marcusa  Max,  ladies'  underwear,  313 
Bush 

Marcuso  H  L,  tailor,  613  Laguna 

Marcy  W  G  (Levi,  Markley  &  Co),  109 
California 

HARDER,  LUSE  &  CO.  printers' 
materials  and  type  foundry,  Hugh 
Wallace  manager,  528  Sacramento 

MARDOFF  A  H.  butter  and  eggs*  37 
Centre  Market 

MARET  VICTOR,  nurseryman  and 
riorist,  lOOa  Market 

Margetson  T  G  J,  agt  for  Robt  Sher- 
wood, 30.)  California 

Margot  J  C,  clothing,  132  Pacific 

Mariani  A,  l>  >  >tmaker,  40.'»  Broadway 

MariaiiG  1>,  hardwaie,  623  Pacific 

Mariani  Stephen,  groceries,  131  23d 

Mariciiili  Luca  &  Co  (L  Maricich  and  D 
Mon.;ola),  saloon,  23  Vallejo 

Muinoovic »  Martin,  Vienna  Restau- 
rant, S\V  cor  4tli  and  Borry 

"Marine  Directory  and  Register  "(The), 
415  Montgomery 

Marine  Inauranee  Co  of  London,  Wil- 
liams, Dim  ini  &  Co,  202  Market 

M  irinors'  Church,  cor  Sacramento  and 
D'"umui 

Mai iners'  Free  Rjading  Room,  56  Sac- 
ramento 

Marino  Domenico,  fruits,  713  Green- 
wich 

Mariposa  Land  and  Mining  Co,  L 
Leavitt  sec,  room  33,  30J  Montgomery 

Markel  John  L,  butcher,  1402  Stockton 

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Market  [nspeotor,  J  Wray 

"MABKET    BEVIEW."  John 

Carmany  &  Co,  409  Washington 
Market  Street  Car  Stables,  C  B  Gould 

Bixpt,  438  Valencia 
Market  Street  R  R,  C  B  Gould  supt, 

foot  of  Market 
Maiket  Street  Shoe  Store,  .boots  and 

shoes,  1222  Market 
Markley  Levi  (Levi  Markley  &  Co),  109 

Culifornia 
Markley  Levi  &  Co  (I<evi  Markley  and 
W  G  Marcy),  commission  merchants, 
109  California 
Marks  A,  tailor,  715  Vallejo 
Marks    Adolph,    dry    and   furnishing 

goods,  228  0th 
Mavks   Adolph,    general    mdse,    office 

iU8  Battery 
Marks  August,  cutlery,  508  Commercial 
Marks  Emit,  sec  Doric  Lodge  F  &  A  M, 

121  Eddy 
Marks  Frederick,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, SW  cor  Kearny  and  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Marks  Harris,  tailor,  508  Valencia 
Marks  Hyman,  junk,  643  3d 
Marks  J   (Zadi^s  WoUbergA  Co),  303 

Montgomery 
Marks  Louis,  furnishing  goods,  18  6th 
MARZS  M,  oil  clothing,  52  Clay 
Marks  Mannhein    (Baruett  &  Marks), 

199  Stevenson 
Marks  M  H,  hairdresser,  542  Clay 
Marks  Michael,  junk.  426  6th 
Marks  Morris,  furnishing  goods,  450  3d 
Marks  Phillip  H,  tailor,  36  4th 
Marks  S,  tailor,  227  Post 
MAKES  HAS  S.  milliner,  214  6th 
Marks  Salmon,  shoe  factory,  87  Steven- 
son 
Marks   Samuel,   assistant   sec    Pacific 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co,  418  Cali- 
fornia 
Marks  Samuel,  tailor,  110  Jackson 
Marks  Wm,  furnishing  goods,  785  Mar- 
ket 
Markus  Louis,   furnishing  goods,  1152 

Market 
Marlborough  House,  C  Goodell  propr, 

NVV  cor  Folsom  and  2d 
Marley  E  J,  painter,  1209  Fillmore 
Marlock  Fred,  produce,  25  Centre  Mar- 
ket 
MABLOW  JAMESf  proprietor  Pacific 
Stables,  brick  tire-proof  stables,  plenty 
of  light  and  air,   txtarding  horses  a 
specialty,  707  and  709  Jones 
Marnelle  Mrs,  bakery,  1622  Mission 
Maronde  Charles,   liquors,   650  Sacra- 
mento 
Marquardsen  E  H  J,  furniture,  161-157 

IGth 
Marquis  John,  architect,  39  Sutter 


Marran  Michael  A,  groceries,   332  and 

334  4th  and  401  3d 
MABBIOTT  P  &SON  (Frederick  and 

Frederick  Marriott  Jr),  publishers  "S 

F  News  Letter,"  609  Merchant 
Mars  James  N,  mining,  45  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Marsh  Andrew  J,  short-hand  reporter, 

502  Washington 
Marsh  G  T  (G  T  Marsh  &  Co),  625  Mar- 

ket 
Marsh  G  T  &  Co  (G  T  Marsh   and  E 

Amsden),  curiosities  and  art  aubjecls, 

625  Market 
Marsk  Henry  F,  mfrs'  agt,  577  and  579 

MARSHALL  ARTHUR,  riding  acad- 
emy and  livery  stables.  737  Folsom 

Marshall  Benjamin,  physician,  903  Post 

Marshall  E  C,  attoruey-at-law,  628 
Montgomery 

MARSHALL  F  C,  secretary  American 
Detective,  Collecting  and  Mercantile 
Agency,  214  Sausome 

Marshall  J  D,  bootmaker,  413  Hayes 

Marshall  Joe,  liquors  and  restaurant, 
NE  cor  Polk  and  Sutter 

MARSHALL  JOHN  (Whitney  &  Mar- 
shall), 22  and  24  Fremont 

Marshall  Jos,  oyster  saloon,  SE  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Dnpont 

Marshall  Jo  (Marshall  &  Wilson),  505 
East 

Marsliall  Louis,  stock  broker,  304  Pine 

Marshall  M  (M  Manuel,  Alves  &  Co), 
417  Davis 

Marshall  Seth,  mining.  Grand  Hotel 

Marshall  W  A,  sewing  machines,  247 
8th 

Marshall  &  Wilson  (Henry  Wilson  and 
Jo  Marshall),  liquors,  505  East 

Marshutz  ft  Cantrell,  prnprs  National 
Iron  Works,  NE  cor  Main  and  How- 
ard 

Marshutz  Leon  C,  National  Iron  Works, 
NW  cor  Main  and  Howard 

Marsicano  P,  commission  merchants, 
421  Washington 

Marsicano  P  (Tontano,  Marsicano  & 
Co),  Brannr.n  het  7th  and  8th 

Marsili  L  (L  Marsili  &  Co),  320  Broad- 
way 

Marsili  L  &  Co  (L  Marsili  and  Omesto 
Tognotto),  livery  stable,  320  Broad- 
way 

Marston  Mrs  A  M,  electro  and  vapor 
baths,  850  Market 

MARTELL   HOSK,  goM  and  silver 
plater,   manufacturer  <'arriage    hawi- 
ware,  lamps,  etc,  623  Sacramento 
Martens  F,  product?,  butter  and  egg*, 

57  and  68  Washington  Market 
Martens  F  &  Co  (F  Martens),  produce 
and  commission  merchants,  4i!7  Front 


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Martens  Fred  &  Co  (Fred  Martens  and 
Henry  Brauer),  butchers,  1903  Geary 

Martens  Fred  (Fred  Martens  &;0u),  1903 
Geary 

Martens  John,  grocer,  SW  cor  Geary 
and  Steiner 

Martens  Nicholas,  second-hand  and  new 
furniture,  1009  Howard 

Martenstein  &  Deming  (J  Martenstein 
and  H  V  Deming),  National  Flour 
Mills,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 

Martenstein  J  (Martenstein  &  Deming, 
SW  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 

Martha  Lodge  L  K  of  H.  B  B  Hall,  121 
Eddy 

Martial  Philippe,  pork  butcher,  706 
Broadway 

Martin  A,  machine  shop,  60S  Broad- 
way 

Martin  Canlilo,  Spanish  consul,  411 J 
California 

Martin  C  H,  saloon,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and 
Davis 

Martin  Charles  (Giraud  &  Martin),  532 
Pacitia 

Martin  Charles  (Martin,  Feusier  &  Co), 
309-313  Clay 

Martin  Clark  (Martin  &  Horton),  615 
Clay 

Martin  Crassalia,  restaurant,  15  3d 

Martin  D  S  (D  S  Martin  &  Co),  234 
Bush,  622  Market,  and  2  Post 

Martin  D  S  &  Co  (D  S  Martin  and  C  A 
Malm),  mfrs  of  trunks,  etc,  234  Bush 
and  622  Market 

Martin  E  &  Co  (D  V  B  Henarie),  whole- 
sale liquors,  408  Front 

Martin  E  J  Jr,  asst  general  freight  agt 
N  D  of  8  P  R  R,  cor  4th  and  Town- 
send 

Martin  F  A,  collector,  511  Montgomery 

Martin,  Feusier  &  Co  (Charles  Martin 
and  Louis  Feusier),  commission  mer- 
chants. :M9-313  Clay 

Martin  V  H,  collector,  619  Keairny 

Martin  G  &  Co,  wood  and  coal,  635  Val- 
lejo 

Martin  H,  collector  and  octcountont,  606 
Montgomerv 

Martin  Mra  H,  vaiietics,  450  Tehama 

Martin  It  Horton  (Clark  Martin  and 
Thos  K  Horton).  liquors,  54.1  Clny 

Martin  HuKh,  restauraut,  605  Davis 

Martin  Mrs  J  C,  dressmaker,  481  Jessie 

Martin  John,  port  warden,  room  12,  5^5 
Front 

Martin  John,  grocer,  1717  Jessie 

Martin  John,  propr  Union  Pacific  Salt 
Co,  34  and  216  Sacromouto 

Martin  Joseph  (Mouuiain  Ice  Co),  554 
and  656  Mission 

Martin  J  P,  real  estate,  305  Sansomo 

Martin  Mrs  K,  fancy  goods,  Tehama  nr 
6th 


Martin  Louis,  saloon,  SE  cor  Stockton 
ai'd  Jackson 

Martin  M  S,  stock  broker,  316  Mont- 
gomery 

Martin  Mrs  Mary,  groceries,  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Fulton 

MABTIN  MRS  MARY  A,  physician, 

810  Howard 

Martin  M  S,  stock  broker,  318  Mont- 
gomery 

Martin  &  Malm,  trunk  and  valise  mak- 
ers, 622  Market 

Martin  Robert,  saloon,  116  Montgomery 
avo 

Martin  Thomas,  bootmaker,  1418  Pacific 

Martin  &  Torry,  wagon  factory,  160J- 
Mission 

Martin  W  H  (W  H  Martin  &  Co),  26 
Merchants'  Exchange 

Martin  W  H  &  Co)  W  H  Martin  and 
John  Ballard),  mining,  26  Merchants' 
Exchange 

Martin  White  Mining  Co,  J  ,T  Scoville 
sec,  room  69,  309  Montgomery 

Martin  Wm,  boatman,  727  Davis 

Martin  Wm  O  H  ( HehHsch,  Martin  & 
Co),  232i  Montgomery 

Martinache  N  J,  physician,  5^  Kearny 

Martine  August,  boatbuilder,  5  V.allejo 

Martineaut  E  D,  physician,  650  Wash- 
ington 

Martinelli  L,  hay  and  grain,  1 1  and  13 
Broadway 

Martinellnin  B,  shoemaker,  1 13  Clark 

MARTINET  MRS  3,  corsetmaker, 
338  Mutter 

Martinho  A,  barber,  113  Jackson 

Martinon  A,  commisnion  merchant  and 
real  estate,  511  Montgomery 

Martinoni  Erail  (Buneman  &  Martinoni), 
321  Battery 

Martiiiovich  Geo  (Geo  Martinovich  & 
Co),  393  East 

Martinovich  Geo  Sl  Co  (G  Martinovich 
and  Geo  Gogcovich),  coffee  saloon,  303 
East 

Marvin  P  H  (Rice  &  Co),  112-116 
Geary 

Marwedel  C  F,  machinists'  and  engi- 
neers' supp'ies,  5o  1st 

MARWEDEL  £  H.  importer  and  man- 
ufacturer of  window  shades  and  fix- 
tures, upholstery  trimmings,  etc,  54 
Market 

Marx  Bros  (Heinrich  and  Henry  Marx), 
groceries,  N  W  cor  Shotwell  and  23d 

Marx  Heinrich  (Marx  Bros),  NW  cor 
Shotwell  and  2'M 

Marx  Henry  (Marx  Bros),  NW  cor 
Shotwell  and  23d 

Marx  Herman,  junk.  643  3d 

Marx  Jacob,  capitalist,  room  45,  309 
Montgomery 

Marxen  Julius,  butcher,  208  Francisco 


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Marye  Geo  T  Jr  (Geo  T  Marye  &  Son), 
234  Montgomery 

Marye  Geo  T  (Geo  T  Marye  &  Son), 
])res  S  F  Stock  and  Exchange  Board, 
327  Pine 

Marye  Geo  T  &  Son  (Geo  T  and  Geo  T 
Marye  Jr),  stock  brokers,  234  Mont- 
gomery 

Marysville  Woolen  Mills,  Sachs,  Heller 
ft  Co  agts,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Bush 

Marzloff  John,  upholsterer,  1910  Powell 

Maschio  Chas  A  (V  Maschio  &  Son), 
127  7th 

Maschio  V  k  Son  (Vincent  and  Cha?  A 
Maschio),  wood  and  coal,  127  7th 

Masero  C,  veterinary  surgeon,  515  and 
617  Green 

Maskey  Mrs  M,  confectionery,  605  Post 

Mason  Charles,  British  vice-consul,  319 
California 

Mason  H  L  (A  S  Spence  &  Co),  537 
Market 

Mason  James,  notary  public,  219  San- 
some 

MASON  JOHN,  brewery.  Chestnut 
bet  Mason  and  Taylor 

Mason  John  E,  civil  eusrinecr,  306  Pine 

Mason  Mrs  S  A,  dressinakinsr,  lOli^  3il 

MASONIC   BOABD   OF  BELIEF, 

Harrison    Jones    secretary.    Masonic 
Temple,  NW  cor    Montgomery    and 
Post 
Mnsoiiic  Cemetery,    Masonic    ave    bet 

Turk  and  Fulton 
Masonic  Library,   cor  .Post  and  Mont- 
gomery 
"Masonic    Monthly,"     cor    Post    and 

Montgomery 
Masonic  Temple,    NW  cor   Post    and 

Montgomery 
Masoiinette  Eugene  (Masouuette  &  Pa- 

vitza),  221  Leidesdorif 
Masouuette  &  Pavitza  (Cliigeno  Masou- 
nette    and     Jasper     P.ivitza),    cotf^-e 
saloon,  221   Leidesd  rff 
Mass  A  W  (M.183  &  Von  Djhren),  303 
O'Farrell 

Mass  &  Von  Dohren  (A  \V  Mas^  and  H 
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MASSIE  H  C,  dentist,  19  6th 
Massie  Mrs  K,  dressmaking,  539  Valen- 
cia bet  16th  and  17th 
Masson  Bros  (F  P  and  V  B  Masson), 
wholesale  coufectioher^s^lS  Commer- 
cial 
Massone    G,    wagonmaker   and  black- 
smith, 61 U-6-23  Kr-nt 
MAST  MISS  KATIE  (Ford  ft  Mast), 

300  Post 
Masten  M  K,  real  estate,  410  Montgom- 
ery 
Mastersom  Chas,  groceries,  1501  Larkin 
Masterson  Geo  H  ft  Wm,  groceries,  138 

8th 
MASTIGE.  BELCHER  &  MASTICK 
(E  B  M;t3tick,  VV  C  Bjlch«r  ond  J  W 
Mastick),  attorneys  and  counselors-at- 
law,  520  Montgomery 
MASTICK  £  B  ( Mastick,   Belcher  ft 
Mastick),  attorney  and  couuselor-at- 
la«',  520  Montgomery 
MASTICK  J  W  (Mastick,  Belcher  ft 
Miistick),  attorney  and  counselor-at- 
law,  520  Montgomery 
Mate(lorif  Moritz,   cigars  and  tobacco, 

625  Union 
Matencci     Vannucci,      groceries,     124 

Pacific 
Mathai  &  Son,  grocery,  cor  29th    and 

Mission 
Mathe  Charles,  groceries,  730  Bush 
Mathens  DanaH,  Pacific  Suspender  Co, 

35  2d 
Mather  ft  Co  (S  T  Curtis,  T  N  Wand 
nnd  S  H  Mather),  mining,  434  Cali- 
fornia 
Mather  Robert,  variety  store,  619  Mc- 
Allister 
Miitlier  S  H  (Mather  ft  Co),  434  Cali- 
fornia 
Mathews  C  H,  painter,  56  Tehama 
MATHEWS  J  H,  liquors,  643  Wash- 
ington 
Mathews  J   M,  commission  merchant, 
1 13  Davis 


P  Von  Dohren),  groceries,  NW  cor 
O'Farrell  and  Mason 

Massachusetts  Benefit  A8'<0(:iation,  G 
W  Traver  general  agt,  26  Now  Mont- 
gomery 

Miissaeliusetts  Consolidated  Mining  Co, 
A  C  Himmond  sec,  401  California 

Massat  C  (Liibme  ft  Masstt),  641  Com- 
mercial         

MASSET  ATKINS,  undertaker,  649 
and  6ol  Saerameitto 

Massey  Mis  F  H,  1013  Market 

Moasey  H  W,  mining  supt,  room  3,  330 
Pine 

Massey  J  A,  assistant  mgr  Studebaker 
Bros  Mfg  Co,  31  Market 


Mathews  .lohn,  saloon,  4  Jackson 
Mathews  Mrs  Sarah  A,  fancy  goods  and 

b;ikcry,  162J  G  ary 
Mathews  Tiionias,  bootmaker,  1009  Bat- 
tery 
Mathews,  see  also  Matthews 
Mathe wson  T,  physician,'  619  Kearny 
Mathien    A    (Muthieu    ft   Maisou),    15 

Trinity 
Mathien    G  ft  Son    (G   Mathieu    Jr), 

watchmakers,  22  Stockton 
Mathieu  ft  Mais  m  (A  Mathieu  and  L 
Muison),  repairers  of  jewelry,  16  Trin- 
ity 
Matrovich  M  (F  D  Curtoni  ft  Co),  NE 
cor  Turk  and  Larkin 


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Baker 
Matulich  A  &  Co  (A  Matulioh),  fruits, 

26:)  3d 
Mattat  C  G,   cigars  and    tobacco,  316 

Montgomery  ave 
Mattern  Herman  (Mattem  &  Moore),  42 

Geary 
Mattern  &  Moore  (H  Mattern  and  R 

Moore),  leather  and  shoe  findings,  42 

Geary 
Matteucci  F  &  Co,  groeers,  124  Pacific 
Matthai  John  C  H,  blacksmith.  Mission 

bet  29th  and  3Uth 
Matthew  Henry,  real  estate,  611  Cla^^ 
Matthews  Mrs,  stationery,  1647  Mission 
Matthews  James,  bootmaker,  527  Sacra- 
mento 
MATTHEWS      J     H,    liquors.    643 

Washington 

MATTHEWS  J  MXTBRAT,  physi- 
cian, 9U»  2:m 

Matthews  Mijhael,  produce,  211  8th 

Matthews  William,  attomey-at-law, 
120  Sutter 

Matthews  V/  R  (W  R  Matthews  ft  Co), 
rooms  1  and  2,  5^  Kearny 

MATTHEWS  W  B  &  CO  (M  S 

Sayre  and  W  R  Matthews),  real  estate 
and  business  agent:,  rooms  1  and  2 
5j^  Kearny 

Matthaws,  see  also  Mathews 

Matthey  Robert,  bakery,  1523  Mission 

MATTHIESEN  MATTHIAS,  bout- 
maker,  203  7th 
Matthison  M,  bootmaker,  642  Filbert 
Matticevich  N,  liquors,  326  Washington 
Mattoon  ft  Danglada  (J  S  Mattoon  and 
I  Danglada),   custom  house  brokers, 
502  Battery 
Mattoon  Joseph  8  (Mattoon  ft  Dangla- 
da). 502  Battery 

MATTULLATH  MANXTFAGTUR- 

ING  CO  (The)  (incorpurdtcd  Oct  3U, 
1878),  manufacturers  of  every  des- 
cription of  cooperage,  D  B  Brown  sup- 
crinte  .dent,  works  411  and  413  Bran- 
nan  bet  7  th  and  8tit 

Mau  Albert  ft  Co  (H  All)ert  Maw  and 
Herrnianii  J  Sadler),  w  holesulc  grucers, 
212  and  214  Market 

Mau  C,  cigars  und  tobacco,  2028  Fill- 
moro 

Mau  H  Albert  (Allx^rt  Mau  &  Co),  212 
Market 

Mauucin  Mnio,  hair  store,  i321.i  Polk 

M.'iunie  M  E,  uttoracy-ut-luw,  33U 
I'ine 

Mnurer  L  (Homme  ft  Miuirer),  917  Mar- 
ket 

Maurin  J  B,  practiotl  hattor,  1047  Mar- 
ket bet  6th  aud7th 

Maurin  Julius,  French  teacher,  1221 
Mission 


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Mausbach  E  (E  Mausbach  ft  Co),  26  and 

28  Keainy 
Mausback  Eft  Co  (E  Mausbach  and  L 

A  New),  trimmings  and  laces,  26  and 

28  Kearny 
Mauser  Albrecht,  wines  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Steuart  and  Mission 
Mauser  B  T,  physician,  200  Post 
Mautz    Albert    (MoUer  ft  Mautz),  714 

Mivntgomery 
Mauvais  Zeuo,  music  and  pianos,   749 

Market 
Mawson  Geo  S,  insurance  broker,   210 

Sansome 
Maxner  George,  bo^cmaker,  1017^  Clay 
Maxsim  E  (Maxson  ft  Simmons),  NEcur 

Stockton  and  Union 
Maxson  Frank,  Crystal  Soda  Water  Co, 

N£  cur  Stockton  and  Union 
Maxson  ft  Simmons  (Frank  Maxson  and 

S  R  Simmons),  Crystal  Soda  Water 

Co.  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Union 
Maxwell  ft  Belden  (Geo  H  Maxwell  and 

Edwin  S  Belden),  stenographers,  room 

L6,  30d  Montgomery 
Maxwell  Geo  H   (Maxwell  ft  Belden), 

room  66,  309  Montgomery 
Maxwell  G  R,  receiving  teller  First  Na- 
tional Gold  Bank 
Maxwell  Miss  Mary,  teacher  Valencia 

Primary  School 
Maxwell  R  T,  physician,   400  Stockton 
Maxwell  T  (Waterbury  ft  Maxwell),  325 

Turk 
Maxwell  W  A,  short-hand  reporter,  601 

Merchant 
Maxwell  ft  Waterbury,  carpenters,  325 

Turk 
May  Flumo  Gravel  Mining  Co,  J  Mori- 

zio  sec,  328  Monti:!omery 
May  Gustavo,  gastitter,  847  Valencia 
May    Henry,  capitalist,   room  42,  309 

Montgomery 
May  Joseph  (Livingston  ft  Co),  220  and 

222  Cal.r.riiia 
MAY  MRS  N  E,  manager  Silver  Star 

House,  NE  cor  iSaiisonie  and  Pacitio 
May  William,  p^tinter,  326  Vino 
Mayl)clle  Consolidated  Miiiin;/  Co,  Wm 

J  Taylor  see,  room  20,  310  Pine 
Mayberry   Hull,    Mission  bet  20th  and 

21  St 
MayiT  Bros  ( I  H  and  M  Mayer),  com- 
mission merchants  and  pn  prs  "(Jom- 

nierci.d  WorM,"  12!  California 
Mayer  C'has,  intV  cloaks  and  suits,  569 

Market  and  115  Post 
Mayor  ('has,  oyster  house,  GrAd  Cen- 
tral Market 
Mayer  Clirs  C,   wiuo  cellar,    14th  ave 

nr  Railroad  avo 
Mayer  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  lOi)  Sut- 
ter 
Mayer  I  H  (Muyer  Bros),  121  California 


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Mayer  J,  tinsmith,  143  3d 
Mayer  J  E,  bootmaker,  1326  Folk 
Mayer  J  L  (Schulz  &  Mayer),  770  Mis- 
sion 
Mayer    John  (Kayser  &  Mayer),  910 

Market 
MAYER  JOSEPH*  organ  manufactur- 
er, 127  Page 


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Mayer  Joseph,  sausage  mfr,  lOS  Dupont 
Mayer  Julius  (E  G  Lyous  &,  Co),  u06 

-510  Jackson 
Mayer  &  Kayser,  liquors,  910  Market 
Mayer  M  (Mayer  Bros),  121  California 
Mayer  Morris,  glass  staiaer,  716  Wash- 
ington 
Mayer    Mat    (Koenigsberger,    Falk    & 

Alayer),  312  Washington 
Mayer  Philip,  groceries,  )32  11th 
MATER    WEXOELIN,     proprietor 
Pioneer  Exchange,  SW  cor  California 
and  Montgomery 
Mayers  Alfred,  stock  broker,  304  Mont- 
gomery 
Mayers  Fred,  bakery.  Railroad  ave  bet 

14th  and  15th 
MATERS   JOHIf,    boots    and  shoes, 

1712  Leavenworth 
Mayers  Itobt,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

637  Market 
Mayerhofer  L  (Mayerhofer  &  Reinecke), 

228  Bush 
Mayerhofer  &  Reinecke  (L  Mayerhofer 
and  —  Reinecke),  Siegfried's  Hotel, 
228  Bush 
Mayes  G,  oysters,  40-42  California  Mar- 
ket 
Mavtield    A,    wholesale    crockery   and 

glassware,  122  Battery 
Mayhew  H  A,   commission  merchant, 

302  Davis 
Mayhew  H  B  (Mayhew  &  TaggarJ),  405 

Washington 
Mayhew  H  H  (Colfin  &  Mayhew),  2957 

J  6th     • 
Mayhew  &  Taggard  (J  A  Taggard  and 
H  B  Mayhew),  internal   revenue   and 
custiWts  brokers,  405  Washingtim 
Mayhew  Wm  E,  druggist,  1 44  4th 
Maynard  Gymnasium,  232  Sutter 
Maynard  J  C,  insurance  commissioner, 

room  6,  401  California 
Maynard  J  H,  capitalist,  315  California 
Maynanl's  Sportsman's  Arms,  22  3d       j 


Maynard  Mrs  V,  medium,  45  3d 
Mayrisch  Adolph  (Mayrisch  Bros  &  Co), 
405  Battery 

MATRIS(M  BROS  &  CO  (Adolph, 
Gustave  and  Rudolph  Mayrisch),  im- 

Sorters,  manufacturers  and  wholesale 
ealers  cigars  and  tobacco,  405  Battery 

Mayrisch  Gustave  (Mayrisch  Bros  &  Co), 
405  Battery 

Mayrisch  Ru<iolph  (Mayrisch  Bros  & 
Co),  405  Battery 

Mays  W  H,  physician,  51S  Sutter 

Mazzi  Frank,  saloon,  26  Montgomery 
avo  • 

Mazzi  P  (Gualzata  &  Mazzi),  1334  Bush 

McAFEE  BROS  (C  W  and  L  C  Mc- 
Afee), real  estate,  328  M  >ntgomery 

McAFEE  C  W  (McAfee  Bros),  328 
Montgomery 

McAFEE  L  C  (McAfee  Bros),  328 
Montgomery 

McAFEE  WM  (Wm  McAfee  &  Co), 
210-214  Spear 

McAFEE  WM  &  CO  (Wm  McAfee 
and  James  Hamilton),  boiler  works 
210-214  Spear 

McAleer  Miss  A,  dressmaker,  32  Turk 

McAleer  Frank,  tannery,  cor  Hamp- 
shire and  Serpentine  avo 

McALESTER  &  JONES  (Wm  F  Mc- 

Alester  and  Charles   A  Jones),   real 
estate,  422  Montgomery 

McALESTER  WILLIAM  F  (McAles- 
ter  &  Jones),  422  Montgomery 

McAlister  A,  upholsterer,  132  Hayes 

McAlister  Thomas,  upholsterer,  928 
Larkin 

McAlister  W  H,  agt  Leggett  &  Meyer's 
(St  Louis)  Plug  i'obacco.  206  Front 

McALUSTER  &  BEROIN  (Hall  Mc- 
AUister  and  Thomas  I  Bergin),  attor- 
neys-at-law,  room  38,  301)  Montgom- 
ery 

McAllister  C  J,  lodging-house,  304  3d 

McALUSTER  HALT.  (McAllister  ft 
Bergin),  room  38,  309  Montgomery 

McAllister  J  (Bushman  ft  McAllister), 
316  Mission 

McAllister  Ward  Jr.  assistant  district 
attorney,  room  59,  Appraiser's  Build- 
ing 

McAllister  W  F,  physician,  St  Ann's 
Building 

McAndrews  Mrs  J,  milliner,  227  O'Far- 
rell 

McArdle  James,  bakery  and  variety 
store,  332  3d 

M(!Ardle  Mrs  Kate,  varieties,  1612  Pa- 
cific 

McArdle   Patrick,  saloon,  532  Market 

McArdle  Peter,  liquors,  SE  cor  Market 

and  4th 
McArron  Charles,  carriagemaker,    820 
and  822  Folaom 


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MoAtee  Patrick,  saloon,  803  and  805 
Kearny 

McAulay  T  (Mountain  Ice  Co),  554  and 
556  &Iis8ion 

MoAULIFFE  F  T  &  CO,  coffin  manu- 
facturers, 514  and  516  8th 

McAvoy  Thos,  hotel,  414  Folsom 

MoBEAN   PETER  McO  (Gladding, 

McBeau  &  Co),  1310  Market 
McBoyle  A  &  Co  (AMoBoyle),  druggist, 

504  Washington 
MuBride  &  Cluia  (D  McBride  and  Ed  F 
Cluin),    commission    merchants,    117 
Drumm 
McBride    D  (McBride  &  Cluin),    117 

Drumm 
McCabe  Mrs,  dressmaker,  506  Bryant 
McCabe  Bar>iey,   groceries,   cor  Jessie 

and  Anthony 
McCabe  Hugh,  furniture,  128  4th 
McCabe  John  Coopar,  105  Oregon 
MoCABE  JOHN  H,  theatrical  agent, 

'223  Kearny 
McCabe  Miss  K,  dressmaker,  506  Bryant 
McCabe  M  A  &  Co  (Mrs  M  A  McCabe 
and   T    C    Simmonds),   proprs   City 
Warehouse,  cor  Sansome  and  Lomb:ird 
MoCABE  OWEN,  feathers,  hair  mat- 
tress and  pillow  manufacturer,  ware- 
house *.>2I  Market 

McCAFEERTY   MRS     B.     Hvery 

stable,  1615  Market 

McCAFFERTT   WILLIAM.  Uvery 

stable,  2417  Mission 

McCaffrey  P  H,  livery  stable,  1 125  How- 
ard 

MuCahon  George,  painter,  124  4th 

McCall  J  G,  a^  New  York.  Lake  Erie 
k  Western  R  R,  60S  Market 

McCallion  J  J  (Loonev  &  McCallion), 
140  2d 

McCallum  C,  tailor,  622  Clay 

McCann  Mrs  Maria,  bakery,  143  3d 

MoCAN  P.  Dumustic  sowing  machine, 
215  4th 

MoCANN  M.  commission  merchant, 
214  Sau8>>mu 

McCann  Owen,  stevedore,  cor  Pacific 
and  Eistt 

McCmnaek  &.  Quinn,  Western  Flour 
Mills,  cor  California  and  Battery 

McCarinick  J  F,  plumlter  and  gastitter, 
3l3i  Sutter 

McCarrick  Mi^s  K,  nillliucr,  ?26  Kearny 

MoCarrou  Coeliran  (Browne  &  MuCar- 
ron),  1035  FoUom 

McCarthy*  Bassett  (T  H  McCarthy 
aud  Henry  Bassett),  commission  mer- 
chants, 216  Washington 

McCarthy  bros  &  co  (e  w  mc 

Carthy,  D  Callaghan  and  John  Mc- 
Carthy), coffee,  teas  and  spices,  and 
manufacturers  of  Donnelly's  Yeast 
Powder,  1 10  and  121  Front 


McCarthy  Chas  P,  plumber  and  gasfit- 
ter,  1219  Fillmore 

McCarthy  D,  treas  United  Working- 
men's  Co-operative  Boot  and  Shoe  Co, 
416  Market 

McCarthy  Daniel,  bootmaker,  1003  Fol- 
som 

McCarthy  D  J,  books  and  stationery, 
1128  Folsom 

McCarthy  E  W  (McCarthy  Bros  &  Co), 
11!)  Front 

McCarthy  James,  glass  cutting,  10  Stev- 
enson 

McCarthy  J  J,  accountant,  74  Montgom- 
ery Block 

McCarthy  John  (McCarthy  Bros  &  Co), 
119  Front 

McCarthy  John,  bakery,  1124  Harrison 

McCarthy  John,  grocery,  896  Dolores 

McCarthy  J  T,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor 
Montgomery  ave  and  Kearny 

McCarthy  Justin,  bootmaker,  cor  31st 
and  Mission 

McCarthy  &  O'Connor  (Patrick  Mc- 
Carthy and  John  O'Connor),  livery 
stable,  355  Tehama 

McCarthy  P,  bootmaker,  222  Jackson 

McCarthy  Patrick  (McCarthy  &  O'Con- 
nor), 355  Tehama 

McCarthy  &  Rogers  (Wm  McCarthy 
and  John  Rogers),  boarding-house, 
17  Vallejo 

McCarthy  T  H  (McCarthy  &  Bassett), 
216  Washington 

McCarthy  Timothy,  liquors,  2500  Mis- 
sion 

McCarthy  Tim,  groceries,  656  Natoma 

McCarthy  Timothy  F  (Cartan,  McCar- 
thy &,  Co),  511  and  513  Sacramento 

McCarthy  William  (McCarthy  &  Rog- 
ers), 17  Vallejo 

McCarthy's  Hall,  Pacific  bet  Powell  and 
Maion 

McCarty  Chas,  boarding-house,  710 
Front 

McCarty  Daniel,  livery  stable,  608  How- 
ard 

McCarty  Danl,  stoves  and  tinware,  93 1^ 
Market 

McCarty  David,  groceries,  cor  19th  and 
Florida 

McCarty  J  (Kennedy  &  McCarty),  612 
Howard 

McCarty  Jas,  butcher,  323  3d 

McCarty  Jamas,  horsushoor,  107  Oregon 

McCarty  James,  fruit,  cor  18th  and 
Castro  ^^ 

McCarty  L  P,  publisher  "  Pacific^oast 
Postal  ludex^'  and  "  McCarty's  Sta- 
tistican,'"  502  Taylor 

McC'jwkie  J  F,  variety,  1520  Dolores 

McCauley  W  A,  propr  Clarendon  House, 

574  Folsom 
McCaull  M,  carpenter,  63  Green 


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MoCansland  W  K  (Dewitt  &  McOaua- 

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McOeney  Julius  C,  attoraey-at-law,  604 

Commercial 
McClclaii  A:  Guthrie,  boardiag  stable, 

woud  and  coal,  1925  Bunh 
McUlellan  John,  wagonmaker,  1018  Mis- 

siriii 
McOIELLAN  R  OUT.  attoraey-at- 
law,  523  Kearny 
McClelland  J  C,   wharfinger  section  2, 

Seawall 
McClellen  W  J,  painter  and  painter's 

material,  439  Huyes 
McClinton  Mining  Co,  W  H  Lent  seo, 

room  62,  309  Montgom  ry 
McCloskey  Mrs  A,   groceries,   70  West 

Mission 
McCloskey  &  Duval  (James  McCloskey 

and  Eli  Duval),  horseshoers,  407  4th 
McCloskey    &   tiroom,    gasfitters    and 

plumbers,  713  Turk 
McCloskey  James  (J  P  Sweeney  &  Co), 

409  and  41 1  Davis 
McCloskey  James  (McCloskey  &  Duval), 

407  4th 
McCloskey    M,    blacksmith,    HE    cor 

Tyler  and  Leavenworth 
McCloskey  P,  woi>d  and  coal,  405  4th 
McCloskey    Patrick,   horseshoer,    2214 

Mission 
McClnng  J   W,  seo  The  Company  of 

Associated  Stock  Brokers,  327  Pine 
McClure  A  T,  physician,  21  Powell 
McOLURB  DAVKO  (McClure  &  Dwi- 

nelle),  326  MontL'omery 

McCLU&E  &  DWINELLE  (David 

McClure    and  Samuel   H  Dwinelle), 
attorneys-at-law,  526  Montgomery 
McClure  Penuel  (Kountree  &  McClure), 

41)^  Front 
McCoUam  Mrs  C   A  (Thomas  W  Mc- 

Collam  &  Co),  208  Clay 
MoColbm  Thomas  W  &  Co  (Mrs  0  A 
McCoU.im     and     George    Tasheira), 
wholesale  fish,  203  Clay 
MoComba    John,     collector    and    note 

brok'^r,  402  Montgomery 
McCONAUOHY  D  E.   agent  Goshen 
Sweeper    and     Wringer     Company, 
242  3d 
McCooey  Jumes,  groceries,  cor  15th  and 

Minna 
McCi)oey  Owen,  groceries,  961  Bryant 

b;:t  6th  and  7th 
McCord  James  (MuCord  &  Scott),  221 

Ellis 
McUug^    Jamos,     supt    Market    Street 

KuiTroa  I,  cor  Sutter  and  Tjarkin 
MeCord  John   (Sco,\t  &  MoCorJ),  Pier 

21  Steuart 
McL'ord  i   Scott   (James  McCord   and 
Thos  Scott),  liverv  stables,  221   and 
225  Ell  8 


McCormack  Edward,  hairdresser,  1741 

Mission 
McCormack  John,  groceries,    NE    cor 

Tyler  and  Jones 
McCormack     John      (McCormack      & 

Quinne),  232  Califoi'uia 
McCormack    J  W,  insurance  agt,   324 

California 

MoGOBMAGK   ft   aTTINlTE  (John 

McCormack  and  Jam's  Quinne),  com- 
mission merchants.  Western  Flouring 
Mills,  232  Gilifornia 
McCormick  Bros  (J  A  and  P  L  McCor- 

mick),  job  printers,  622  Clay 
McCormick  &  Delanoy  (Frank  H  Mc- 
Cormick and  Frederick  N  Dulanoy), 
shipping  and  commission  merchants, 
agts  Lick  Paper  Co,  California  Bag 
Co,  and  Remington  Paper  Co,  109 
California 
McCormick    Frank    H   (McCormick    & 

Delanoy),  109  California 
McCorm  ok  F  L  (McCormick  Bros),  622 

Clay 
McCormiok  Mrs  H,  human  hair  "goods, 

342  3d 
McCormick  Hugh,   groceries,  NW  cor 

Filbert  and  Taylor 
McCormick  J  (McCormick,  Lewis  &  Co), 

233  Beale 
McCOBM ICK  JOHN,  manufacturer  of 
ladies'  and  gents'  boots  and  shoes, 
803  Bryant  near  6th 
McCormick  J  A  (McCormick  Bros),  622 

Clay 
McCormick  J  P,  plumber,  313J  Sutter 
McCormick  J  W,  insurance    agt,    324 

California 
McCormiok,  Lewis  &  Co  (T  A  and   J 
McCormick  and  Oscar  T^ewis),  Indus- 
trial Iron  Works,  233  and  235  Beale 
McCormick   Pat,  groceries,  cor   Sierra 

and  Georgia,  Potrero 
McCormick  S  J,  mgr  and  editor  "The 

MHiitor,"  622Cfay 
McCormick     Thomas    A    (McCormick, 
Lewis  &  Co),  Industrial  Iro  i  Works, 
233  and  235  Bjale 
McCormick  W  H,  marble  works,    827 

Market 
McCDRU ICK  W  L  (Dunham,  Carrigan 

&  Co),  107  Front 
McCoy  C  L,  mining  sec,  room   16,  309 

MoiitgomLTy 
McCoy    Honry    J,    sec    Young    Men's 

Christian  Association,  232  Stlttor 
McCoy  Patrick,  groceries,  SE  cor  How- 
ard and  8th 
MuCracken  Arthur  (Monzie?,  Bingham 

&  Co),  512  and  514  Battery 
McCreagh  Thos,  groceries,   919  Harri- 
son 
McCrtiigh's  Hall,  Harrison  bet  5th  and 
6th 


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McOram  Hngh  (Sronfe  &  MoOram),  210 

' .  irket 
lUvOryitle  Chaa,  merchant  tailor,  217 

4th 
MoCuloben  Edward  J,  attomey-at-law, 

534  California 
McCuIluugh  Mrs  Catherine,  grooeriea, 

nil  Howard 
McCuUouffh    Peter   (Qreen  &   MoCal- 

lough),  1113  Folsom 
McCully  John,  aaloon,  122  2d 
MoCurdy  J  C,  mill  and  mining  auppliea, 

10  Stevenson 
MoCurrie  J  P,  aeo  Britinh  Benevolent 

Society  of  California,  631  California 
MoCurry  James,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

124  7th 
MoCutchen  E  J,    attomey-at-law,  534 

California 
McDaniels   Mrs  A,  dressmaking,  1006 

Pacific 
McDannall  Qeorge,  druggist,  cor  Rail- 

madaveand  11th 
McDavitt     Phillip,    lodging-house,    12 

Sacramento 
McDavitt  Mrs  Sarah,  confectionery,  220 

Broadway 
McDermottB  F,  groceries,  31  Ritch 
McDermott    Bros    (Jamra    and  George 

McDermott),  butchers,  142  8th 
McDermott  J,   looking-glasses  and  pic- 
ture frames,  1113  Market 
McDermott  Robert,  saloon,  San  Bruno 

Road  nr  2tith 
McDermott  Thos,  lodgings,  26  Turk 
McDermott  Wm  P,  physician,  SW  cor 

24th  and  Bartlett 
MoDEVITT  D.  junk,  204  Dmmm 
McDevitt  Jame«i,  oakery,  504  Minna 
McDevitt  Mrs  S  A,  dressmaker,    1439 

Polk 
Mc()ona*d  A,  musician,  12  Hunt 
McDonald  D,  druggist,  1003  Stockton 
McDonald  &  Gray,  livery  stable,  11  and 

13  We  b 
McDonald  J  C,  bootmaker,  536  16th 
McDonald  J  F  (J  F  McDonald  ft  Co), 

deputy  street  supt,  1 1  and  13  Webb 
McDonald  J  F  &  Co  (J  F  McDonald  and 

Henry  W  Gray),  proprs  Santa  Clara 

Stable,  11  and  13  Webb 
McDonald   John    (McDonald   &    Phil- 
brook),  SW  cor  6th  and  Market 
McDonald  John  T,  saloon,  1266  Mar- 
kit 
McDonald  J  W  (O'Neill  &  McDonald), 

116  Washineton 
McDonald  J  VV,  fruits,  2544  Folsom 
McDonald  J  W,  contractor,  234  Mont- 
gomery 
McDonald  M,  linuors,  1633  Market 
McDonald  Mrs  M,  millinery,  NE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
McDonald  M  J,  mining,  310  Pine 


M  J,  liqnora,  728  Brannan 
and    7th,    oor   Boardmiin 


McDonald 
bet  6th 
Place 

McDonald  Patrick  A,  wood  and  ooAl, 
809  Folsom 

McDonald  &  Philbrook  (John  McDon- 
ald and  A  K  Philbrook),  liquors,  SW 
cor  6th  and  Market 

McDonald  Richard  liquors,  NE  cor 
Union  and  Hyde 

HoDOKALD  B  H,  president  Pacific 
Bank,  cor  Pine  and  Sansome 

McDonald  W  Smith,  blacksmith,  ship- 
yard foot  of  6th 

McDonnell  Jas  J,  druggist,  cor  Market 
and  6th 

McDonnell  J  P  (Basson  &  McDonnell), 
2604  and  2606  Mission 

McDonnell  M,  real  estate,  841  Market 

McDonnell  P,  poultry.  Bay  City  Mar- 
ket 

McDonogh  A  D,  liquors,  909^  Folsom 

McDonogh  Jas,  commission  merchant, 
212  Washington 

McDonough  Thomas,  saloon,  325  San- 
some 

McDougall  B  (B  McDougall  ft  Son), 
architects,  330  Pine 

McDougall  B  ft  Son  (B  and  C  C 
McDougall),  architects,  330  Pine 

McDougall  C  C  (B  McDougall  ft  i^ion), 
330  Pine 

McDougall  M  C,  saloon,  NW  cor  14tii 
and  King 

McDougall  Samuel  P,  saloon,  SE  cor 
4th  and  King 

McDowell  ft  Arguello  (Saml  McDowell 
and  —  Arguello),  San  Francisco  caroet 
beating  machines,  1321  and  1323 
Market 

McDowell  George,  whitener  and  plas- 
terer, 803  Folsom 

McDowell,  Gould  ft  Co,  carpet  beating 
mnchiuR,  1321  and  1323  Market 

MiiDowoU  Major  General  Irvin,  Army 
Building,  3U-:i8  New  Montgomery 

McDowell  Samuel  (McDowell  ft  A;- 
gaeUf^:.  1321  and  1323  Market 

McDowell  Wm.show  cards,  814  Diipont 
and  16th  bet  Guerrero  and  Valencia 

McDuffey  E  A  (Sharpe  ft  Co),  28  Mar- 
ket   

McEAGHREN  BEND,  Pioneer  Look- 
ing-glass and  Picturo-fraroo  Manu- 
factory, 132  Main 

McEachren  ft  Rowe,  proprs  Pioneer 
Looking-glass  and  Picture-frame  Mfy, 
132  Main 

P    H,  attorney-at-law^  and 

715  Clay 

Thomas,  groceries,  719  Pa- 


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MoElroy  Orarel  Mining  Co  (The),  Lillie 

Louia  MO,  607  WMhmoton 
MoElroy  J«nM  B,  druggut,  SE  oor  24th 

and  Alabama 
MoElroy  J  O,  phyiidan,  822  Howard 
"g    MoElroy  Mrs  K,  bakery,  1407  i  Folsom 
MoElroy  &  Magner  (P  J  McElroy  and 
Mat  Magner),  groceriea,  618  and  520 
4th 
MoElroy  P  J  (MoElroy  ft  Magner),  618 
_        and  520  4th 

'%/^    MoElroy  Robert,  real  estate,   room  7, 
Phelan  Block 
MoEntel    T  M,    attorney-at-Iaw,    620 

Montgomery 
MoEvoy   Miss  M  A,   dressmaker,  435 

Jessie 
MoEvoy  Thomas,  boarding-house,  414 

Folsom 
McEwen  W  L,  deputy  U  S  marshal, 

room  45,  U  S  Appraiser's  Building 
McEwen,  see  also  MacEwen 
McFeely  M,  painter,  2027  Fillmore 
McGann  James,  liquors,  557  4th 
MoGann  P  H,  hats  and  caps  and  hat 

mfr,  103  6th 
MoGary  E,  capitalist,  310  Pine 
McGaryEJr  (Allen,   McOary  ft  Co), 

322  and  324  Front 
MoQearry  Miss  A  Eliza,  milliner,  240) 

6th 
McGee  Thomas,  conimission  merchant, 

325  Davis 
McOee,  see  also  Magee 
McGeoghegan  John  T,  mining  sec,  318 

Pine 
MoGilbrey  James,  confectionery,    1126 

Larkin 
MoGill    Henry     M,     attomey-at-Iaw, 

rooms  20  and  21,  309  Montgomery 
MoGill  Hugh,  nfood  and  coal,  110  and 

112  Clara 
McGill  Joseph,  artist,  126  Kearny 
McGilvray  J  B,  receiver  Sutter  Street 

R  R,  1044  Sutter 
MoGinn  Annie,  stamping,  218  O'Farrell 
McGinn  James,  undertaker,  863  Market 
MoGinnis  Edward,  groceries,  SW  oor 

24th  and  Alabama 
McGinnes  Hall,  cor  24th  and  Alabama 
MoGinnis  T,  harness  and  saddles,  775 

Market 
MoGlauflin  Lewis  W  (Bent  ft  C»),  18 

California 
MeGlynn  Patrick  (MoGlynn  ft  Sophey), 

126  4th 
MoGlynn  Peter  J,  general  passenger  and 
ticket  agtSFftNPRR,430  Cali- 
fornia 
MoGlynn  ft  Sophey  (P  MoGlynn  and  J 

Sophey),  livery  stable,  126  4th 
McGovern  Chas  C,  physiciaa,  9  Geary 
MoGovem  Mrs  H,  bakery,  1934  Mil- 
lion 


McOovem  Phil,  laloon,  NE  oor  Kearny 

and  Geary  and  330  6th 
MoGovem  P  J,  grooeriei,  2925  16th 
McGovern  PJft  Co  (P  J  MoGovem), 

groceries,  2925  and  2927  16th 
McGovern  Robert,  barber,  131  3d 
MoGowan  James,  stair  builder,  223  Mis- 
sion 
MoGowan  John,  variety  store,  352  3d 
McGowan  Mrs  J    E,    dressmaker,  428 

Sutter 
McGowan    Mrs   Sarah,    groceries,  156 

Clara 
McGrane  H  (McGrane  ft  Co),  874  Foliom 
McGrane  II  ft  Co  (H   McGrane  and  J 

Dever),  groceries,  874  Folsom 
McGrath  ft  firo  (Wm  and  Peter  Mc- 
Grath),  marble  works,   1061  Market 
bet  6th  and  7th 
HoOBATH  EDWARD,  marble  work- 
er, monuments  and  headstones,  935 
Market 
McGrath  Owen,  wood  and  coal,  Mission 

nr  26th 
McGrath  Patrick  F,  bakery,  135  5th 
McGrath  Peter  (McGrath  ft  Bro),  1061 

Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
McGrath    W    (McGrath  ft  Bro),  1061 

Market  bet  6th  and  7ch 
McGrath  Wm,  mattresses,  lounges,  etc, 

1015  Folsom 
McGraw  K     ',  attomey-at-law,  318  Cal- 
ifornia 
McGreal  Patrick,  stone  yard,  cor  10th 

and  Harrison 
Motrreal  Patrick,  groceries,  500  7th 
McGregor  Duncan,  lodging-house,  127  2d 
McGregor  James,  saloon,  242  Brannan 
McGrorey  Thos,  liquors,  36  2d 
McGraderMrs  (Kennedy  ft  MoGruder), 

915  Market 
McGu£^  Mrs  Maggie,  bakery,  cor  28th 

and  Dolores 
McGuire  Arthur,  stair  builder,  726-790 

Bryant 

McGuire  ft  Diamond  (John  McGuire 

and  Patrick  Diamond),  poultry,  stalls 

63  and  64  Centre  Market 

McGuire  Henry,  aroceries,  1415  Churoh 

McGuire  John  (McGuire  ft  Diamond), 

stalls  63  and  64  Centra  Market 
McGurie  Philip,  grocery,  oor  Valenoia 

and  Ridley 
McGurk  John  (MoGurk  ft  Russell),  860 

Howard 
McGurk  ft  Russell  (John  MoGnrk  and 
E  T  Russell  Jr),  livery  stable,  860 
Howard 
McGurran  Mrs  A,  propr  Koster  Hoai& 

2053d 
McGurren  Arthur  (Monahan  ft  MoGur- 

ren),  434  Pine 
McHenry  Duil,  groceries,  oor  Columbia 
and  26th 


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Mid  Taylor 
MoHeary  S  ft  Go  (S  MoHenry),  produce 

uid  commiuion  merchante,  425  Front 
MoHugh  James,  wood  and  ooal,  448  7th 
MoHush  John  (MoHugh  ft  Pirrie).  NE 

oor  Beale  and  Bryant 
MoHugh  John    (Jenninge  ft  Oo),    oor 

Japan  and  Townaend 
MrHugh  Patrick,  saloon,  208  1st 
MoHugh  ft  Pirrie,   proprs  Beale  Street 

Warehouse,  oor  Beale  and  Bryant 
Mollwain  John,  butcher,  lirand  Arcade 

Market 
Mfllnemey  J  J,   groceries,   SE  cor  Oak 

and  Laguna 
MdNESlfET  TH08  (Thoa  Moran  ft 

Co),  room  1,  605  Sacramento 
Mclaerny  M,  dairy  produce,  940  Harri- 
son 
Mclnerny  Thoma<<,  blacksmith,  23  Tyler 
Mclnnea  J  H,   hardware  and   varieties 

and  carpenter.  813  and  U23-U27  Lar- 

kin  and  1007  Post 
Molntire  Wm,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

246  Sutter 
Molntyre   John  B,   book-bindery,  423 

Clay  and  422  Commercial 


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Dramatic  Brevities,'    626  Montgom- 
ery 
Mclntyre  Wm,  plumber,  246  Sutter 


McKaan  E,  fruit  stand,  208  Broadway 
McKaune  Henry,  bellows  fa«tory.  Sod 

Mission 
McKay  Ang\ts,  wholesale  grooeries  and 

general  mdse,  427  Davis 
McKay  ft  Co,  lumber,  4  California 
McKay  David,  dapitalist,  216  Sansome 
McKeeJohn   (Tallant  ft  Co),   NE  oor 

California  and  Battery 
McKee  John,   treas  Pacific  Club,   204 

Montgomery 
McK&e  0  H   (Whittemore  ft  MoKee), 

attorney-at-law,  318  Pine 
MoKEE  ROBEET  (Shea,  Bocqueras 

ft  McKoe),  SW  cor  Front  and  Jackson 
MeKee  Hamuel  (Samuel  MoKee  ft  Co), 

307  Montgomery 
McKee  S  fi,  justice  supreme  court,  cor 

Stockton  and  O'Farrell 
McKee  Samuel  ft  Co   (Samuel   McKee 

and  A   Kraus),    stock    brokers,   307 

Montgomery 
McKellar  Donald,   agt  Jordan's  Pneu- 

mHtic  Washing  Machine,  2734  Mission 
McKenna  ft  Greany  (Michael  Greaay 

and  Michael   F  McKenna),  hay  and 

grain,  205  Drumm 
McKenna     Michael     F    (McKenna    ft 

Greany),  205  Drumm 
M6KENHXT  HM,  cashier  "The  Daily 

Report"  Publishing  Co,  238    Mont- 
gomery 


(L  M  MoKenaey  ft  Co),  ofBoe  238  Montgomery,  S  F,  res  689  24th,  Oakland 

(L  M  McKenney),  publishers  McKENNEY'S  PACIFIC  COAST  DIRECTORY 
238  Montgomery,  San  Francisco,  and  669  24th,  Oakland 

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MeKXnn  figATTT.WI,  importer  and 
dealer  in  Italian  marble  and  granite 
monuments,  career  Bush  and  Central 
avenue 

McKensie  William,  mgr  Geary  Street 

Coal  Co,  819  Geary 
MoKeown  Wm,  itovea  and  tinware^  611 

6th 
McKernan  Thomaa.  blackamith,cor  14th 

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327  Sutter 


proprietor  San 

Francisco  Bellows  Factory,  666  Mis- 
sion 
MoKew  John,  coal  and  wood,  431  Union 
McKewen  P,  plumber.  111  Ellis 
McKewen   T,  carpenter,   Point  Loboa 

ave  nr  1 0  O  F  Cemetuy 
MoKibben  Mrs  H,  lodgings,  1020  Mar- 
ket 
McKibbin   Thomas,    patent   wheelbar- 

rows,  110  Main 
MdKIHLAT  A.  agent  Bank  of  Britidi 
North  Amerioa,  221  Sansome 


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MoKinley  B  P,  agt  Satter  Street  Coal 

Co.  1109  Satter 
McKinley  Jamea,  real  eatate,  S21  Mont- 
gomery 
MjKinne  Bama  (Sbrivner  ft  MoKinne), 

attorney-at'law,  328  Montgomery 
MeKinney  O,  bootmaker,  47  Sacramento 
MoKinnie  Murray,    wood   carver,    2d 

floor.  413  Mission 
MoKIHNOH  JJ  (Preston  ft  MoKin- 

non),  pier  5  Steuart 
MoKinuon  Thomas  (Patterson  ft  Mo- 

Kinnon).  2122  Fillmore 
MoKIHSTRT  At   (Lamar  ft  McKin- 

stry),  attorney  at'law,  126  Kearny 
McKmstry     E    W,    justice     supreme 

court,  cor  Stockton  and  O'Farrall 
McKittrick  (Bowman  ft  McKittrick), 

3084th 
McKnight  Mrs  Annie,  dressmaker,  986 

Howard 
MoKoon    Hosmer  P,  attorney-at-law, 

328  Montgomery 
MoLAIN  A  F>  dentist,  108  Stockton 
McLane   ft  Co  (J  H  McLane),  employ- 
ment office,  240  Sutter 
McLane  L,  capitalist,  318  California 
McLaughlin  Catherine,  liquors,  Green- 
wich net  Baker  and  Broderick 
McLaughlin  Charles,  capitalist,  16  Mont- 
gomery ave 
McLaughlin  Mrs  M,  fancy  goods,  129 

11th 
McLaughlin  M  A,  physician,  cor  Rail- 
road and  12th  aves 
McLaughlin  Wm,  saloon.  King  bet  2d 

and  3d 
McLaughlin  W  H,  drugs,  oor  26th  and 

Mission  and  22d  and  Folsoni 
McLay  Geo   B,  physician,  2430  Mission 
McLean  A  A,  job  printer,  646  Market 
McLean  Mrs  ft  Co,  employment  office, 

240  Sutter 
McLean  D,  physician,  324  Sutter 
McLEAN  RdBEUT  A.  physician  and 
surgeon,  Professdr  of  Surgery  Univer- 
sity of  California,  603  Merchant  cor 
Montgomery 
McLean   Wm    (Baily  ft  McLean),  633 

Commercial 
McLeenan     Charles,     bootmaker,    cor 

Butte  and  Kentucky 
McLellan    ft    Guthrie,     milkmen,    35 

Eddy 
McLellau's  Diphtheria    Remedy,  Wm 

Statham  ft  Co,  763  Mission 
McLennan  D,  physician,  2*i9  Kearny 
McLennan    Donald,  mgr  Golden  Gate 

Woolen  Mill,  cor  Butte  and  Bryant 
McLeanan  Frank  P,  propr  Wool  Scour- 
ing Factory,  426  Townsend 
McIiCod  Angus,  saloon,  5  Morton 
McLend  Daniel  Jr  (£  H  Jones  ft  Co), 
535  Market 


McLend  Geo  (Larkins  ft  Co),   631  and 

633  Howard 
MoLeod   Hugh  R,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

644  4th 
McLerie  H  J,  carpenter,  638  Market 
McLoughlin  Hugh,  stair  builder,   136 

Main 
McMahon  Mrs,  bakery,  2603  Misaton 
MoKAHON  B.  butcher,  737  Brannan 

bet  6th  and  7th 
McMahon  James,    collector,  room   28, 

606  Battery 
McMahon  James,  bootmaker,  263  8th 
McMahon  James,  bootmaker,  1161  Fol- 

som 
McMahon  Jas  C,  variety,  1205  Folsom 
McMahon  J  B,  hamesamaker,  219  Ellia 
McMahon    John,  dry  goods   and    fur- 
nishing goods,  224  6tn 
McMahon  Tom,  farmer,  cor  7th  ave  and 

N 
McMann  James,   fruit,  vegetaUes,  ftc, 

413  East 
McMann  J  H,  varieties,  626  Davis 
McMann  Wm,  wood  and  coal,  SW  oor 

Polk  and  Washington 
McMaster  John,  junk,  246  Spear 
McMenomey  James,   undertaker,   1057 

Mission  bet  6th  and  7th 
McMenomey  J  H,  butcher,  8  and  9  Cal- 
ifornia Market 
McMillan  Bros  (John  and  Chaa  McMil- 
lan), photogrophers,  8  6th 
McMillan  Charles  (McMillan  Bros),  8  6th 
McMillan  D,  physician,  245  8th 
McMillan  Donald,  mfr  syrups,  cordials 

and  extrncts,  714  Front 
McMillan  John  (McMillan  Bros),  8  6th 
McMillen  ft  Little  Mac  Mining  Co,  J 

Morizio  sec,  328  Montgomery 
McMullen  Frank,  sec  Gniugeni'  Bank  of 

California,    NE    cor  California   and 

Davis 
McMullen  F  P,  attorney-at-law,  room 

22,  214    Sansome,  (moved  from  240 

Montgomery) 
McMullen  J,  nigr  San  Francisco  3ridge 

Co,  10  California 
McMullen  L  G,  wood  and  coal,  hay  and 

f[rain,  cor  Point  Lobos  ave  and  Wil- 
iam 

McMurray  J  P  (Kellet  ft  McMdrray); 
76:^  Market 

McMurray  Val  C  (Nanghton  ft  McMur- 
ray), 1'26  Kearny 

McMurray  P^  groceries,  83  Brady 

McNally  ft  Biattner  (Jos  McNally  and 
Nick  Blattner).  Rusa  House  carriages 

McNally  ft  Hawkins  (L  McNally),  gas 
Hxtures.  607  Market 

McNally  James  (McNally  ft  Biattner), 
Rttss  House 

McNally  L  (McNaUy  ft  Han^Una),  607 
Market 


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MdHALLT  WIL  faucv  goods,  books, 

ttationery  and  farniahing  goodi,  846 

Valencia 
MoNamara  A,  boot  and  ihoo  mfr,  12 

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MoNamara  D,  aaloon,  705  Battery 
MoNamara  John,  saloon,  840  Howard 
MoNamara  Michael,  boots  and  shoes, 

1244  Market 
MoNear  Oeo  W,  shipping  and  oomm's- 

sion  merchant  and  grain  dealer,  20 

California 
Mo  Nee  Duncan,  chief  clerk  U  8  Land 

Office,  610  Commercial 
MoNSIL   DANIEL,  blacksmith,  834 

Howard 
McNflill  John  (Adams,  McNeill  &  Co), 

405  Front 
McNess  James  J,  m^  Baldwin  bar  and 

billiard  saloon,  lialdwin  Hotel 
McNEVm    EDMUND,  marine    sur- 
veyor, 404  and  400  Beale 
McNicoll  John,  }>hotographer,  SE   cor 

1 5th  and  Mission 
McNiece  J  W,  t-aloon,  N  W  cor  Kearny 

and  Jackson 
McNier  Jam»8,  saloon,  821  Kearny 
McNulty  B,  deputy  county  clerk.  New 

City  Hull 
McNulty  Chas  A,  attomey-at-law,  room 

43,  600  Battery 
McNulty  P  F,  mfr  boots  and  shoes,  230 

Sutter 
McNutt  W  F,  physician,  l?l  Montgom- 
ery 
McPAETLAND  DANIEL,  groceries, 

wines,    liciuora    anil  cigurs,  SW  cur 

Pacific  and  Leavenworth 
McPherson    G    E,  physician,  Bartlett 

bet  24th  and  Valencia 
Mcpherson  O  W  (G  W  Mcpherson 

&  Co),  008  Market 

Mcpherson  o  w  &  co  (Geo 

Moody,  Geo  W  Townseud  ai\d  Geo  W 

McPhersoa),  manufacturers  shirts  and 

underwear,  608  Market 
McPherson  John,  saloon,  26  Steuart 
McPherHon    Mrs  M,   dressmaker,  108^ 

Powell 

Mcpherson  sh.  collector.  n^Har- 

lan  Place,  ofl  Dupont,  bet  Bush  and 
Sutter  

Mcpherson  wiluam.  agent  for 

James  Morison,  hygeist,  105  Austin, 

off  Polk 
McPherson  Wm,  grain  commission  mer- 

chant,  22  California 
McPHUN   WM    JR    (Hartshorn   ft 

MuPhun),  801  Market 
MoPIKE  ft  BONNET  (Henry  C  Mc 

Pike  and  Franklin  J  Bonney),  attor- 

neys-at-law,  622  Montgomery 
MdPlEE  HENRY  (X  attorney-at-law, 

522  Montgomery 


MoQuarrie  Mrs  Louise,  dressmaker,2821 
Mission 

MoRaith  J  D,  groceries,  856  Jessie 

McShane  John,  groceries,   1160  Folsom 

McBPARREN  ARCHIBALD,  propri- 
etor baths,  304  Post 

McSweeney  Mrs,  bakery,  1035  Market 

McSweeuey  Mrs  M,  variety,  1631  Mar- 
ket 

McSwegan  E  (H  Scott  &  Co),  138  4th 

McTeman  Mrs  Catherine,  grocery,  <!or 
2Uth  and  Sanchez 

McTigue  S,  groceries,  214  6th 

McVca  James,  upholsterer,  713  Stock- 
ton 

MoVEIOH  P  Ji  wines,  liquors  and  ci- 
gars, 6U0  Ellis 

McVickerChas  (McVicker  ft  Roche), 
NW  cor  3d  and  Townsond 

McVicker  ft  Roche  (Chas  McVicker  and 
Thos  B  Koche),  stonecutters,  NW  cor 
3d  and  Townsend 

McWoin  Chas,  barber,  2257  Mission 

McWilliams  Geo,  real  estate  ogt,  208 
Montgomery 

Meacham  D  K,  wood  and  coal,  2735 
Mission 

Mead  C  H  Jr,  hornessmaker  and  sad- 
dler, 5  Tyler  and  1204  Market 

Mead  Chas  H  Sr,  harnessmaker,  SE  cor 
Jackson  and  Front 

Mead  Mrs  Kate,  dressmaker,  326  Tyler 

Mead  L  G  (Mead  &  Runyon),  225  Wash- 
ington 

MEAD  L  R.  secretary  Risdon  Iron  and 
Locomotive  Works,  SE  cor  Howard 
and  Beale 

Mead  ft  Runyon  (L  G  Mead  and  Henry 
A  Runyon),  commission  merchants, 
225  Washington 

Mead  W  H,  pn.pr  City  Iron  Works,  26 
and  28  Fremont 

MEAD  WM  H.  Pacific  Coast  travel- 
ing agent  Union  Pacific,  Texas  Pacific, 
anil  Atchison,  Topeka  ft  Santa  Fo 
Railways,  1  Montgomery 

Meade  (leo  W  ft  Co  (Geo  \V  Meade  and 
Blitz  W  Paxton),  wholesale  provisions 
and  dried  fruits,  217  and  219  Market 

Meade  John,  saloon,  1640  Mission 

Meagher  J  J,  collector,  607  Montgomery 

Meagher  WmF,  boots  and  shoes.  Ill 
Geary 

Meany  ft  Shea,  liquors,  806  3d 

Meares  J  L,  physician  and  health  offi- 
cer, 14  0'Farrell 

Mearns  James,  stationery,  1500  Powel! 

Mecartney  Amos,  capitalist,  6  Mont- 
(lomery  ave 

MECHANICS'  FOUNDRY,  John  C 

Quinn  president,  Chas  S  Smith  aecre- 
tary,  Geo  WKelley  business  manager, 
213-219  1st 
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Mechanics'  Industrial  Exhibition,  J  H 

Culver  sec,  27  Post 
Mechanics'  Institute  Building,   27  Post 
MECHANICS'     INSTITUTE     U- 

BBA£T>  Horace  Wilson  librunan, 

27  Jt'ost 
Mechanics'  Insurance  Co  of  Hew  York, 

E  D  Farnaworth  &  Son  agts,  219  San  • 

some 

MECHANICS'  MILLS.  Wells,  Rus- 

eoll  &  CO;,  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
Mechanics'  Pavilion,   cor  Larkin  and 

Grove  nr  New  City  Hall 
Mecredv  John  J,  contractor  and  builder, 

632  Washington 
Medau  G  H,  hairdresser,  822  Kearny 
MEDAU  J  &  P  (John  and  Peter  Me- 
dau), cigars  and  tobacco,  201  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Medau  w  J  J  H  &  Son  (J  JH  and  Julius 
H  Medauw),  liquors,  968  and  970  Fol- 
som 
Medauw  Julius  H  (J  J   H  Medauw  & 

Son),  968  and  970  Folsom 
Medical    College   of    the    Pacific,    115 

Haight 
Medovich  &  Sorich  (T  C  Medovich  and 

A  Sorich),  restaurant,  5  Brook 
Medovich  T  C  (Medovich  &  Sorich),  5 

Brook 
Mee  James,  attorney-at-law,  622  Clay 
Mee  James  (J  B  White  &  Co),  318  Pine 
Alee  Joseph,  attorney-at-Iaw,   622  Clay 
Meegan  Henry,  'i«iuors,  SW  cor  Sacra- 

mtinto  and  Montgomery 
Meehan  Charles,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

652  Sacr.-unentc. 
MEEHAN  J  J,  saloon,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  2d 
Meehan  Martin,  groceries,  35  Louisa     , 
Meeker  George  C,  architect,  408  Call"- 

foruia 
Meeker  Miss  Mabel,  teacher  Valencia 

Primanr  School 
Meeker  W  A,   Excelsior   Mill  Co,  s  s 

Bryant  nr  5th, 
Meeks  W,  attorney-at-law,  436  Mont- 
gomery 
Meese  Constant  (Clot  &  Meese),  129  and 

131  Fremont 
MEESE  HERMANN  (Bach,  Meese  & 

Co),  321  Montgomery 
MEFRET   XAVIER,   music  teacher 
and  secretaire  Francaisc  Societe  and 
French    and  English    Institute,   714 
Broadway  and  510  Jackson 
Meger  Simon  (W  Abrama  &  Co),  2^9 

6th 
Moghell  Joseph   (Nauman  &  Co),   204 

Clay 
Mekilligan  W  B,  milkman,  35  Eddy 
Menorin  Bros  (Michael  J  and  Dennis  J 


Mehcrin  Dennis  J  (Meheriu  Bros),  525 
Front 

Meherin  Mark  M  (Farrell  &  Meherin), 
I313  6roderick 

Meherin  Michael  J  (Meherin  Bros),  526 
Front 

Meherin  Thos,  seedsman  and  florist,  516 
Battery 

Mehnert  Ernest,  bootmaker,  112  Wash- 
ington 

Mehrtens  August  (Brume  ister  &■  Mehr- 
tens),  NW  cor  Leavenv/orth  and  Cal- 
ifornia 

MEH£TENS  BROS  ( Richard  and  John 
Mehrtens),  groceries,  SW  cor  Market 
and  nth 

Mehrtens  J  H,  groceries,  1541  Polk 

MEHRTENS  JOHN  (Mehrtens  Bros), 


SW  cor  11th  and  Market 
MEHRTENS  RICHARD  (Mehrtens 

Bros),  SW  cor  1 1th  and  Market 
Mehrtens  Richard,  groceries,  1230  Mis- 
sion 
Meier,  see  also  Meyer,  Myer  and  Maier 
Meier  J,  bootmaker^  835  Pacific 
Meier  Louis  H,  saloon,  cor  7th  ave  and 

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MEpRDmtKS    CHRISTIAN, 

wines,  liquors,  groceries  and  cigars, 

416  O'Farrell 
Meiggs'  Wharf  Co,  J  H  Sayre  sec,  330 

Pine 
Mcighan  Mrs  R  A,  bakery,  1425  Polk 
Meilandt  John,  restaurant  and  liquors, 

799  4th 
Meinberg  J  Moritz,  saloon,  736  Mont- 
gomery 
Moinberger  V,  barber,  4  Loidoi^orff 
Meincko  Fred,  saloon,  8 W  cjr  26th  and 

Mission 
Meinecke  Chas  (Chas  Mtinecke  &  Co), 

314  Sacramonto 
Meinecke  Chas  St    Co  (Chas  Meinecke 

and   J,   K    C    Portman),    wholesale 

liquors,  314  Sacramento 
Meinhardt  F  W.  ca'-'iage  trimmer  and 

saddler  23  ''>;' 
MEINXE  J  F  ft  CO  (J  F  Meinke), 

agents  Hamburg  American  Packet  Co, 

401  California 
Meininger  L,  notary  public,  3C6  Mont- 
gomery and  217  Turk 
Meir  Geo,  carpenter,  1226  Eddy 
Meisel  H  A,  groceries,  NE  cor  Union 

and  Montgomery 
Meisel  H  C,  groceries,  NE  cor  loth  and 

Dolores 
MEISTER  M    (Meister  &  Schilling), 

862  Harrison 
MEISTER  &  SCHITXINO  (M  Meister 

ind  Wm  Schilling),  coopers,  862  Har- 


rison 
Meherin),  commission  merchants,  625   Meiyer  C,  groceries,  cor  T*oint  Lobos 
Front  I     ave  and  Cook 


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METASSON  LEON,  president  La  So- 
ci  ite  fVancaise  D'Epargnes,  534  Cali- 
fo.nia  ' 

MFXLEN  FELIX,  proprijtor  Cable 
Kestaurant,  1539  Geary 

MET'  GEOROEi  manager  Le  CeroleFiia 
Insurance  Company  of  Pans,  435 
Cftiifornia 

Melczer  Wm  (Wm  Melczer  &  Co),  123 
California 

Melczer  Wm  &  Co  (Wm  Melczer  and  M 
Rosenberg),  agts  Potrero  Distillery, 
and  commission  merchants,  123  Cali- 
fornia 

MELONS  DBURY  (R  B  Woodward 
&  Co),  and  general  manager  Lake 
Pleasanton  Water  Co,  411  and  418 
California 

Melonson  Alfred  (Brown  &  Melonson), 
10(50  Howard  bet  6th  and  7th 

Melliss  D  £,  civil  and  mining  engineer, 
508  Montgomery 

Melrose  Kenneth  (W  K  Vanderslice  & 
Co),  136  Sutler 

Melse  £  G,  liquors,  653  Washington 

Melsing  Gustav,  bakery,  120  3d 

Mcmonal  (Presbyterian),  18th  ave  nr 
Railroad  ave,  South  San  Francisco 

Mencarini  Dammaino,  plaster  ornaments, 
12^  4th 

Mendell  Geo  H,  lieutenant-colonel 
engineers  United  States  Army,  533 
Kearny 

Mendelson  Bros  (S  and  J  Mendolson), 
i.irporters  of  Japanese  goods,  36  Cal- 
ifornia 

Mendelson  Elcan,  clothier,  233  Piusific 

Mendelson  J  (Mendelson  Bros),  36  Cal- 
ifornia 

Mendelson  S  (Mendelson  Bros),  36  Cali- 
fornia 

Mendes  D,  liquors,  341  6th 

Mendheim  M  (Unger  ic  Mendheim),  210 
Montgomery 

Mendiondou  B  ft  Co  (B  Mcndiondou 
and  Hy  F  Tyson),  liquors,  532  Mer- 
chant 

Mendiondou  B  (B  Mendiondou  k  Co), 
532  Mercliant 

Mendler  John,  paperhanger,  017  Gwary 

Mondler  Mrs  W,  dressmaker,  617  Geary 

Mendocino  Lumber  Co,  J  B  Ford  pres, 
40  California 

Meiuloza  A,  jeweler,  417  Broadway 

Mencsini  Victorio,  butcher,  SE  cor 
Broadway  and  Stockton 

Mengol  John,  moats,  40  Centre  Market 

Menges  Htrnry,  saloon,  215  3d 

Mengola  D  (L  Mariciclo  &  Co)  23 
Vallejo 

Meiike  A  (H  P  Hixson  &  Co),  Wash- 
ington Market 

Mcn^e  Henry,  grocer,  NW  cor  Mason 
oitd  Francisco 


Menke  J  F  &  Cq,  agts  Hamburg  Amer- 
ican Packet  Co,  401  California 

Menne  Alb  (Sachau  &,  Menne),  26  and 
28  Turk 

Menomy  Walter  B,  mfr  sewer  and 
chimney  pipe?,  SW  cor  Pine  and 
Kearny 

Mentel  Wm,  groceries,  632  Broadway 

Mentz  C  H,  druggist,  SE  cor  Polk  and 
Sacramento 

Mentz  J  H  (J  H  Mentz  &  Co),  544  1st 

Mentz  J  H  &  Co  (J  H  Mentz  and  H  F 
Hegeler),  Excelsior  Restaurant,  544 
1st 

Menu  J  H,  re?l  estate,  609  Sacramento 

Menzies,  Bingham  &  Co  (Stewart  Men- 
zies,  Henry  Bingham  and  A  Mc- 
Cracken),  stevedores,  512  snd  514 
Battery 

Menzies  Stewart  (Menzies,  Bingham  & 
Co),  512  and  514  Battery 

Menzies  Thomas  (Falkner,  Bell  &  Co), 
430  California 

Meraui  Emilio,  bootmaker,  1409  Du- 
pont 

Merani  Lazar,  bootmaker,  814  Front 

Mercado  Mrs  Mary  R  (Mercado  & 
Schoof),  lithographers  and  printers, 
518  Clay 

Mercado  &  Schoof  (Mrs  Mary  R  Mer- 
cado and  ^.  erh  Schoof),  lithographers 
and  printers,  518  Clay 

MERCANTILE      ADVERTISING 

CO,  George  VV  McPherson  manager, 

608  Mark'jt 
Mercantile  Agency,  The  Bradstreet  Co, 

230  Caliiornia 
Mercantile  Agency   (The),  R   G  Dunn 

&  Co,  320  California 

MERCANTILE  AGENCY  (THE 
COMMERCIAL    AGENCY),   Ed- 

wards,  Pickens  &  Fulton  proprietors, 
SW  cor  California  and  Sansom^ 

MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  ASSO- 
CIATION. A  E  Whitakcr  liorarian, 
216  Bush 

Mercantile  Library  Hall,  216  Bush  nr 
Sansoine 

Mercantile  Lunch,  Charles  Claffey 
propr,  212  Sansoma 

Mercer  M  A,  ca"Hy,  518  Kearny 

Mercer  Robert  J, 'real  estate,  513  Cali- 
fornia 

MERCHANT  C.  proprietor  Adelaide 
Market,  1915  Fillmore  bet  Bush  and 
Pine 

Merchant  C  H  (Dean  &  Co),  22  Call 
fomia 

MERCHANT  PUBLIS.HING  CO.  A 

I)  Bull  proprietor,  323  Front 
Mercliants'  Dispatch,  U  C  Hinman  agt, 

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Merchants'  Exchange  Aesociation, 
James  A  Coolidgo  sec,  SW  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Leidesdorff 

Mwchants'  Exchange  Lank,  bankerm, 
320  Sansome 

Merchants'  Exchange  Building,  SW  cor 
California  and  Leidesdorff 

MERCHANTS'  SXCHANOE  SA- 
LOON. E  rhillips  proprietor,  21 
Leidesdorff 

Merchants'  Insurance  Co  (The)  of  New- 
ark, Jacobs  &  Easton,  general  agts, 
216  Sin  Mome 

Merchf.ats'  Line  of  Packets,  Jones  & 
Co  igts,  121  and  123  Market 

Merchants'  Overland  Express,  436  Mont- 
gomery 

Merchants'  Tow-boat  Line,  H  R  White 
t  ipt,  pier  17  Steuait 

Merchants'  Trade  Union  and  Collection 
Agency,  H  P  Moreal  mgr,  402  Mont- 


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Mercier 
7th 

Meredith  J  H  (Craig  &  Mereditli),  at- 
torney-at-law,  328  Montgomery 

Merel  R,  barber,  628  Broadway 

Merguire  J  L,  Standard  Box  Co,  S W  cor 
Bryant  and  5th 

Merkel  August  (Frey  k  Merkel),,  9?1 
Larkin 

Merkelbach  Wm,  butcher,  stall  13  S  F 
Market 

Merkens  Claus  (Smith  &  Merkons),  10 
Washington 

MERKLE  CHRIS,  vamisher  and 
polisher,  1630  Sacramento 

Merle  Charles  F,  merchandise  broker 
and  commission  me  "chant,  202  Cali- 
fornia 

Merle  Isidore,  mgr  J  Caire,  hardware, 
r»28  Broadway 

MERRELL  I  L,  Asbestos  roofing 
and  paints  and  materials,  Soapstone 
Mastic  Roofing  and  paints,  316 
Townsend  near  4th,  office  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Merriam  Otis  W,  capitalist,  240_Moat- 
gomery 

Merrick  Mrs  John,  fruits  an<l  vegetables, 
105'J  Howard  but  6th  and  7th 

Merrida  Miss  A,  hairdressc»,  1130  Pa- 
cific 

Merrill  George  B,  attorney-at-law,  310 
Pine 

Merrill  J  C  &  Co(Tohn  C  Morrill),  ship- 
ping MiA.  commissi' >n  merchants  and 
agts  Honolulu  Regular  Dispatch  Linn 
Packets,  204  California 

Merrill  J  F  &  C  (Holbmok,  Merrill  k 
Stetson),  SE  cor  Market  and  Beale 

Merrill  Mrs  Johanna,  baker,  428  3d 

Merrill  John  (J  (J  C  Merrill  &  Co),  204  I 
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Merrill    Mrs   N,    confectionery,    lOOJ 

Stockton 
Merrill  P,  carpe^i-beatiug,  433  Stevenson 
Merrill  S,   treas  California  Furniture 

Mfg  Co,  220-226  Bush 
Merritt  James  B,  mgr  California  Fuse 

Association,  35  Market 
Merritt  Samuel,  capitalist,  22  California 
MERRY,  PATJIX  &  CO  (W  L  Merry 

and  William  FauU),  pork  and  provi- 
sion paokers,  125  and  127  California 
Merry   W  L  (Merry,  Faull  &  Co).  125 

California 
Merry  W  L,  second  vico-pres  Board  of 

Trade  of  S  F,  202  Market 
MERSEREAU  A  S>    carriagemaking 

and    painting,     J  927    Mission    near 

16th 
Mersing  J  B,  groceries,  NW  cor  8th  and 

Fulsom 
Merten  A  F  (Merten,   Moffitt   &  Co), 

318  and  350  Clay 
Merten,  Moffitt  &  Co  (Thomas  S  Moffitt, 

A  F  Merten,   Geo  A  Story  and  H  I 

Coon),  Mfg  Co,  318  and  320  Clay 
Mertes  Mrs  Mary  E,  lodging-house,  23 

Jessie 
Mervy  &  Co,  chemists,  SW  cor  Pacific 

and  Hyde  and  434  Montgomery  ave 
MERWIN  PARKER  J,   commission 

merchant,   office  room  A,  630  Clay, 

res  313  Capp 
Merz  Wni,  groceries,  SE  cor  Sutter  and 

Powell 
Merzbach  Felix  H,  attorney-at-law,  426 

Calif  <'rnia 
Mesick  R  S,  attorney-at-law,  room  60, 

30i)  Mnnt>»omery 

MESSAGER  ETIENNE,  ladies'  and 
children's  cloaks  and  suits,  211  Du- 
pont 

Messer  Nathaniel  T,  stock  broker,  313 
Montgomery 

Mcssersmith  J  L,  toys  and  varieties, 
2501  Mission 

Messing  Rev  Dr  A  J,  minister  Congre- 
gation Beth  Israel,  Turk  bet  Taylor 
and  Jones 

Messner  L  (Measner  &  Serres),  402  Pa- 
cific 

Mv^ssner  &  Serres  (L  Messncr  and  J 
Serr.«),  bakery,  402  Pacific 

METHODIST  BOOK  BEPOSITORT, 

Rev  J  B  Hill  agent,  lOil  Market 
M  E  Church,  Rev  Dr  McCrackin  pastor, 

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Metallic  Equator  Consolidated  Mining 

Co,  William  Willis  sec,  room  20,  309 

Montgomery 
Metistazio  A  (Meti<itazio  &  Co),  1823 

Powell 
Metastazio  &  Co  (Alexander  Metastazio 

and  G  Ratto),  wood  and  coal,  1823 

Powell 


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Metcalf  Misa  Mary,  teacher  Valencia 

Primary  School 
Metcalfe  James  B,  attomey-at-law,  230 

Montgomery 
Metcalfe  Peter,  capitalist,  418  Geary 
Metropole  Insurance  Co,  310  Califumia 
Metropolitan  Bakery,  B  Stumpf  propr, 

226  Pacific 
"Metropolitan  Banner,"  cor  5th  and 

Jessie 
Metropolitan    Foundry,  Curtis   Tobey 

propr,  228  and  230  IVemont 
Metropolitan    Loan    Association,   Otto 

EMche  sec,  320  San  some 

METBOFOLITAN  MARBLE 
WOAKS,    ANDBEW  FATTEN- 

6HI  proprietor,  1235  Market 

Metropolitan  Market,  cor  Mission  and 
New  Montgomery 

Metropolitan  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co 
of  New  York,  E  D  Farnsworth  &  Son 
agts,  219  Sansome 

Metropolitan  Restaurant,  M  Pieper 
mgr,  1.54  and  ISO  2d 

METROPOUTAN  TEMPLE  (Baptist 
Church),  Rev  I  S  Kalloch  puscor,  cor 
5th  aud  Jessie 

Metzger  Louis,  books,  stationery  and 
paper,  322  8ansome 

Metzler's  Hall,  715  Greenwich 

Mutzner  Wm  (Brown  &  Metzner),  549 
Market 

Meussdorffer  H  C  (J  C  Meussdorffer  & 
Son),  810  Market 

Meussdortier  J  C  (J  C  MeussdorflFer  & 
Son),  liatters,  810  Market 

MeuHsdorlFer  J  C  &  Son  (J  C  and  H  C 
Sleussdortfor),  hatters,  SIO  Market 

MISUSSDORFFER  KONRAD,  hat- 
tor  and  huts  and  caps,  lolLearuyaud 
()35-637  Commercial 

MEUSSDORFFER  M>  manufacturer 
and  lu^porter  of  hats,  caps  aud  hut 
materials,  NE  cor  Montgomery  aud 
Bush,  branch  404  Kearny,  factory  41ti 
Market 

Meux  J  P  (SaflFold  &  Meux),  434  Cali- 
fornia 

Mexican  Colonization  Co,  J  E  Clements 
general  agt,  500  Buttery 

Mexican  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  C 
L  Mc  oy  sec,  room  16,  309  Mont- 
gomery 

Mexican  Information  Bureau  and  Com- 
mercial Agency,  J  E  Clements  &  Co 
mgrs,  500  Battery 

Mexia  J  Carlos,  Mexican  consul,  606 
Battery 

Mexico,  Consul  of,  J  C  Mexia,  506  Bat- 
tery 

Meyenborg  August,  groceries,  SE  cor 
Pacific  aud  J*  rout 

Meyer,  see  also  Myer,  Maier  and 
Meier 


Meyer  A  (Meyer  &  Akmann),  16  Sacra> 

men  to 
Meyer  A  (Schwartz,  Husing  &  Meyer), 

1  Market 
Meyer  Mrs  A,  bakery,  159  16th 
Meyer  Albert,  bootmaker,  543  Hayes 
Meyer  A  &  Bro  (Albert  and   Adolph 

Meyer),  liquors,  wood  and  .coal,  Hvf 

cor  Geary  and  Broderick 
Meyer  &  Akmann  (A    Meyer  and  W 

Akmann),  groceries,  16  Sacr.-imeuto 
Meyer  August  (Meyer  &  Dabelstein), 

1012  Market  and  28^  1st 
Meyer  August,   bootmakers,  2126    Fil- 

more 
Meyer  Bernard,  meat  market,  839  Geary 
Meyer   Bros   &    Co    (Peter  and  Louis 

Meyer),  wholesale  grocers,  412  Front 
Meyer  B  J,  tailor,  430  6th 
Meyer   C  H  (C  H  Meyer  St  Bros),  ree 

New  York 
Meyer  Charles,  dry  goods,  retail,  1227 

Stockton 
Meyer  Charles,  groceries,  SW  cor  Geary 

and  Stein  er 
Meyer  C  H  &  Bros  (C  H,  L  C,  and  M 

0  Meyer),  wholesale  hats  and  caps,  28 

and  30  Sansome 
Meyer  Chris  (H  Warmouth  &  Co),  321 

4th 
Meyer  Christ  (Henry  Warmouth  &  Co), 

514  Grove 
Meyer  Constant  (W  Cohen  &  Co),  13 

and  15  Battery 
Meyer  &  Dabelstein  (August  Meyer  and 

Hsnry  Pabelstein),  cij^ars  and  tobacco, 

1012  Market 
Meyer  Daniel  (Daniel,  Jonas  and  Mat- 
thias Meyer),   commission  merchant, 

212  Pine 
Meyer  Daniel,  pres  Geary  Street  Rail- 
road Co,  N  E  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 
Meyer  Diedrick,  groceries,  NW  cor  11th 

and  Howard 
Meyer  Dietrich,  liquors,  NW   cor  Fil- 

more  and  Greenwich 
Meyer  E,   nurseryman  and  florist,   31 

(rcary 
METER  EM  &  CO  (Emanuel  Meyer), 

importers  of  wines  aud  liquors,    33 

Sutter  

MEYER  EMANUEL    (Em  Meyer  & 

Co),  3  i  Suttf r 
Meyer  F  Aug  (F  M  L  Peters  &  Co),  207 

Montgomery 
Meyer  F  R,  pres  San  Francisco  Lodge 

Sons  of  Hermann,  510  Bush 
Meyer  F  R,  ealoon,  2'J5  PaciKc 
Muyer  F  W,  cigara,  5  Lsideidorff 
Meyer  G,   salocn,  1749  Mission,  Tarb 

Verein  Hall 
Meyer  H  (Blome  &  Co),  liquors,  3  Clay 
Meyer     Henry,     paper-hunting,     407 

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and  Brannan 
Meyer  Henry,  saloon,  724  Front 
Meyer  Herman   (Pope  &  Meyer),  1141 

Paciiio 
Meyer  H  L  E  (Meyer,  Wilson  &  Co), 

:?12  Battery 
METER    J  Q    H,   ivory   goods,  320 

Kearny  and  417  and  419  Mission 
Meyer  John  H,  groceries,  1334  Howard 
Meyer  John  L,  liqitors,  800  Mission 
Meyer   Joseph,    merchant   tailor,    430 

6th 
Meyer  Jonas  (Daniel   Meyer),  212  Pine 
METER   JOHN   N,  proprietor  Hotel 

Rhein,  909  Kearny 
Meyer  L  C  (0  H  Meyer  &  Bros),  28  and 

30  Sansome 
Meyer  Louis,  gents'   furnishing  goods, 

513  Kearny 
Meyer  Louis   (Meyer  Bros  Sc  Co),  412 

Front 
Meyer  M  C  (C  H  Meyer  &   Bros),  28 

and  30  Sanbome 
Meyer  M  D   (Meyer  &  Wiebusch),  1525 

Mission 
Meyer  M  D,  grocer,  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Stockton    

METER    MARTIN   S>   attomey-at- 

law,  rooms  38  and  39,  330  Pine 
Meyer  Matthias  (Daniel    Meyer),   212 

Pine 
Meyer  Matthias,  tailor,  1511  Mason 
Meyer  Nathan  (Liebes  Bros  &  Co),  14 

an'  16  Fremont 
Meyer  N  L,  Enterprise  Brewery,  2015- 

2019  Folsom 
Merer  Peter  (Meyer  Bros  &   Co),    412 

Front 
Meyer  T  Lemmen,  consul  Costa  Rica, 

320  Sansome 
Meyer  &  Walker  (L  Meyer  and  J  Walk- 
er), merchant  tailors,  908  Mitrkct 
Meyer  W,  liquorf,  SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  California 
Meyei  William,  sec  Chebra  Bikur  Chol- 

im,  121  Eddy 
Meyer  Wm,  cigar  mfr,  217  11th 
Meyer  William,  restaurant,  9  Drumm 
Meyer  William,  florist,  339  Bush 
Meyer  William,  dry  goods,  1113^  Stock- 
ton 
Meyer  William,  saloon,  NW  cor  Beale 

and  Mission 
Meyer,  Wilson  &  Co  (H  L  E  Meyer  and 

JoIhi  Wilson),  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  212  Battery 
Meyer  &   Wiebusch  (M  D  Meyer  and 

Henry  Wiebusch),  grocers,  1525  Mis- 
sion 
Meyerbeck  Solomon,  groceries,  SE  cor 

Mason  and  Green 
Meyerfeld  J  (Seibenhauer,  Meyerfeld  & 
Co),  222  Battery 


Meyerfeld  M  Jr  (Seibenhauer,    Meyer- 
feld &  Co),  222  Battery 
Meyerink,  Russ  &  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, 525  Sansome 
Meyerink  John  O  (Russ,   Meyerink  8c 

Co),  525  Sansome 
METERS  ADOLFH>   musical  instm- 
meats,  Italian  strings,  etc,  633  Wash- 
ington 
Meyers  Ben  (Meyers  Bros),  30  Clark 
Meyers  Bros  (Ben  and  R  Meyers),  black- 
smiths, 30  Clark 
Meyers  Chas  (Simmons  b  Meyers),   17 

Howard 
Meyers  Edward,  attomey-at-law,   207 

Sansome 
Meyers  G  L,  laundry,  308  Bush 
Meyers  Henry,  groceries,  SW  cor  La- 

guna  and  Geary 
Meyers  J,  merchant  tailor,  501   Kearny 
Meyers  J,    tailors'    and    dressmakers' 

trimmings,  40  O'Farrell 
Meyers  Jacob,  tailor,  605  Commercial 
Meyers  L,  bakery,  21 1  Sutter 
Meyers'  Restaurant,  21 1  Sutter 
Meyers  R  (Meyers  Bros),  30  Clark 
Meyers  Robert  C,  physician  and  drug- 
gist, NW  cor  Union  and  Powell 
Meyers  S  (H  Abrams  &  Co)  238  4th 
Meyersfeld  M  (Falkenstein  &  Co),  NE 

cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 
Meyerstein    C   (Levinsohn    &    Meyer- 

stein),  117  and  119  Sansome 
METERSTEIN  JOSEPH,  flour  sacks, 

124  Commercial 

Meyerstein  L  (Meyerstein,  Lowenberg 
&  Co),  109  Sansome 

Meyerstein,  Lowenberg  &  Co  (L  Meyer- 
stein, I  Lowenberg  and  Gus  Simon), 
mfrs  gents'  furnishing  goods,  109  San- 
some 

Mhoon  J  B  (Floumoy,  Mhoon  &  Flour- 
noy),  7  Montgomery  ave 

Michael  C,  clothing,  126  3d 

Michael  G,  boots  and  shoes,  132  3d 

Michael  8,  tailor,  117  Leidesdorfif 

Michaels  A,  tailor,  209  4th 

Michaels  Henry,  groceries,  junction  Va- 
lencia and  Mission 

Michaels  Henry  (Langley  &,  Michaels), 
101  Front 

Michaelson  L.  liirery  stable,  610  Mission 

Michalitsohke  A  (Michalitschke  Bros  & 
Co),  239,  601  and  603  Kearny  and  201 
California 

Michalitschke  Bros  &  Co  (A  and  J  Mi- 
chalitschke and  A  Lewis),  mfra  and 
importers  of  cigars'  and  tobacoo,  239, 
601  and  603  Kearny  and  201  Cali- 
fornia 

Michnlitschke  Chas,  cigKrs  and  tobacco, 
64  3d 

Michaud  J  (Pinsou  &;  Michaud  ),  210 
Montgomery  ave 


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Michelet  C  F,  repauker,  802  Montgomery 

Micheletti  Bros  (Peter  and Mich- 

eletti),  butchers,  15*28  Dupont 

Michelletti  Peter,  butcher,  8£  cor  Du- 
pont and  Filbert 

Michela  A  W  (Michels,  Friedlander  & 
Co),  7  and  9  Battery 

Michela  L  M  (Michels,  Friedlander  & 
Co),  residence  N  Y      

MICHELS,  FRIEDLANDER  ft  CO 

(A  W  Michels,  M  Friedlander,  and  L 
M  Michels),  furnishing  and  fancy 
goods,  7  and  9  Battery 

Michels  Leopold  (Weil  &  Michels),  8 
Battery 

Michelsen  M,  livery  stable,  XE  cor  Ed- 
dy and  Hyde 

Michelsen  Nicholas,  artist,  104  Kearny 

Michelsohn  A,  dry  goods,  2029  Fillmore 

Michelssen,  Brown  &  Co  (E  Michelsaen, 
B  W  Brown  and  D  Roth),  wholesale 
pork-packers,  308-312  Front 

Michelssen  E  (Michelsaen,  Brown  tc  Co), 
308  Front 

Michiales . ,  Chief  Yerba  Buena  En- 
campment, Independent  Order  of  Red 
Men,  510  Bush 

MICmOAN  BAR  POTTERT,  J  B 

Williams  proprietor,  945  and  947 
Market  

MICmOAN  CENTRAL  R  R,  Wm 

Be  Dell  agent,  22  Montgomery 

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BeDell  agent,  22  Montgomery 

Middehoff  G,  teas,  142  3d 

Middle  Hill  Mining  Co,  William  L  Oli- 
ver sec,  328  Montgomery 

Middlemas  &  Boole  (George  Middleman 
and  Wm  Boole),  shipwrights,  pier  19 
Steuart 

Middlemas  Geo  (Middlemas  &  Boole), 
pier  19  Steuart 

Middleton  &  '^o  (Jonathan  Middleton), 
ship  chandlers,  521  Front 

Middleton  John,  coal,  10  Post  and  718 
Sansome 

Middleton  John  (John  Middleton  &  Son), 
116  Montgomery 

Middleton  tfohn  &  Son  (John  and  Sam- 
uel Middleton),  real  estate  auction- 
eers, 116  Montgomery 

Middleton  Jonathan  (Middleton  &  Co), 
521  Front 

Middleton  Mrs  O  A,  portrait  painter, 
12:^  Valencia 

Middleton  Samuel  P  (John  Middleton  & 
Son),  116  Montgomery 

Midon  Frank,  confectioner,  117  Sutter 

Mierson  August  (Mierson,  Jewell  ftCo), 
828  and  830  Kearny 

MISR80N,  JEWELL  ft  00  (August 

Mierson,  (r  Jewell,  and  I  Levy), 
clothing,  828  and  830  Kearny 


Mighell  Joa  (P  Z  Nauman  k  Co),  204 

Clay 
Mighell  W  F^  ship  material,  102  Steuart 
Mignola  J,  saw  fifing  and  grinding,  2420 

Post 
Mihan  J  B,  real  estate,  615  Kearny 
Mikulich    J   C,  restaurant  and   coffee 

saloon,  323  Washington 
Milbrae  Dairy,   A  F  Green  propr,  35 

Eddy 
Miles  E  M  (E-M  Miles   &  Co),- 326i 

Montgomery 
Miles  E  M  &    Co    (EM  Miles),  stock 

broker,  326^  Montgomery 
Miles  Mrs  Kate,  ladies'  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  312  6th 
Miles  J  C,  liquor  saloon,  501  Kearny 
Miles   John    E,  commission  merchant, 

402  Front 
Miles  Mrs  S  A,  teacher  Haight  Grammar 

School 
Military  Library,  1,200  vols,  300  maps 

(strictly  military),  328  Montgomery 

MILKMEN'S  MUTUAL  AID  PRO- 
TECTIVE ASSOCIATION.  Oeo  C 

Smart  president,  A  T  Noble  secretary, 

35  Eddy 
Mill  Henry,  mining   expert,  room   21, 

328  Montgomery 
Mill  John  L,  restaurant,  407  Washing- 
ton    

MILLARD    EUGENE    A,    manager 

Pacific    Branch   Salamander  Felting 

Company,  108  Leidesdorff 
Milledge  G  M,  painter,  33  2d 
Miller  A  D,  milkman,  35  Eddy 
Miller  — (Sachs  &  Co),  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  Powell 
Miller  Albert,  capitalist,  22  California 
Miller  Albert,   vice-pres  S  F  S  Union, 

532  California 
Miller  Mrs  A  £,  varieties,  1915  Bush 
Miller  August  C,  crockery,  1 15  3d 
Miller  Bernhard,  poultry,  stalls  85  and 

86  Centre  Market 
Miller  Mrs  C,  Auzerais  House,  29  Du- 

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ler  C  A,  California  Volcanic  Water, 
371  Howard 

Miller  C  H,  tailor,  1877  Mission 

Miller  Chas  (Huntington,  Hopkins  & 
Co),  junction  Bush  and  Market 

Miller  Charles,  bootmaker  2010  Polk 

Miller  Christopher  A,  watches  and 
jewelry,  406  4th 

Miller  &  Co,  commission  merchants,  10 
Davis 

Miller  Don  F  &  Co  (Dm  F  Miller),  ad- 
vertising brokers,  608  Mnrlcct  and  9 
Post 

Millsr^fc  Eaton,  proprs  S  F  .Sfcoamboat 
and  Transportation  Co,  320  Sansomo 

Miller  E  H  Jr,  sec  Central  Pacific  Rail- 
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Miller  E  L,   veterinary  surgeon,  1321 

Mission 
MILLES  F  J.  bootmaker,   405  i   Na- 

t'  ma 
Miller  F  L  (Miller  &  Shannon),  29  Mer- 
chant's Exchange 
Miller  Francis  M  V,  barber,  672i  Mis- 
sion   

MILLER  FRANK   B,    attomey-at- 

law,  331  Montgomery 
Miller  Geo  W,  hatter,  112  Montuomery 
Miller  Henry  (Miller  &  Lux),  533  Kearny 
Miller  Henry,  bakery  and  painter,  2123 

Mission 
Miller  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1200 

Market 
Miller  Henry,   saloon,   SW  cor  Davis 

and  Jackson 
Miller  H  M  A,  sec  Presidio  and  Ferries 

Railroad  Co,  Union  bet  Leavenworth 

and  Hyde 
Miller  Henry  W,   propr  New  England 

Combination  "Rooling  Co,   cor  Main 

and  Mission 
Miller  J,  San  Francisco  Steamboat  and 

Transportation  Co,  320  Sansome 
Miller  J    A   (J   A   Miller  &  Co),    fur- 

niture,  IGOD  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Miller  J  A  &   Co  (J  A  Miller  and  J  S 

Weber),  furniture,  lOOi*  Market 
Miller    Jacob    M,    showcase    mfr,    545 

California 
MILLER  JAMES  A  &  CO,   Farmer's 

Co-operative  Purchasinj;  Agency,   13 

Pine 
Miller  J  F  (Branson,  Armitage   &   Co), 

1 1 1  Broadway 
Miller  J  F  (Hehohay   &    Miller),    302^ 

Hayes 
Miller  J  H,  painter,  lO'J  Jessie 
MILLER  J  H  (Boone  &  Miller),  320 

Calititrjii.'v 
MILLER  JOHN,  liquors,  253  Steuart 
Miller  John,  restaurant,  101  8teuart  and 

*.(  Missi'iu 
Miller  John,  groceries,  IG  Chesley 
Miller  John  (I>iivis&  Miller),  "jIO  Davis 
Miller  John,  saloon,  1242  Market 
Miller  John  A,  physician,  lOIS  Valencia 
Miller  John  K,   searcher  of  records,  230 

Montt^omery 
Miller  John  P  G,  attorncy-at-law,  214 

Sausonie 
Miller  John  W  (Ellis  &  Miller),  21   and 

23  SjK'ar 
MILLER    L,    manufacturing    jeweler, 

HSoImihIi 
MILLER  L  &  CO    (Louis  Miller  and 

V  W  Zechor),    North  Beach  Market, 
S23  <;reenwich 
MILLER  LOUIS  (L  Miller  &  Co),  823 
Greenwich 


MILLER  LOUISi  musical  instruments, 
108  3d 

Miller  Mrs  Louise,  bakery,  321  Union 

Miller  &  Lux  (Henry  Miller  and  Charles 
Lux),  wholesale  cattle  dealers,  533 
Kearny 

Miller  Mrs  M  A,  milliner,  8  5th 

Miller  Mark  A,  608  Market 

Miller  M  &  Co  (M  Miller),  boots  and 
shoes,  922  Market 

MILLER  0  Ci  mining  secretary,  409 
California 

MILLER  OTTO  F  (Held  &  Miller), 
105  and  107  Dupont 

Miller  ?eter  (Bellingall  &  Miller),  425 
Battery 

Miller  Sam,  tourist  and  ticket  agt,  2 
New  Montgomery 

Miller  Mi^s  Sarah,  teacher  Valencia 
Primary  School 

Miller  &  Shannon  (F  L  Miller  and  W  S 
Shannon),  engineers  and  architects, 
29  Merchant's  Exchange 

Miller  S  M  (Phelps  &  Miller),  120  Sutter 

Miller  W  H,  wood  and  coal,  28  West 
12th 

MILLER  WM  H.  grocer,  316  Green 

Miller  Wm,  boarding-house,  5  Wash- 
ini^tnn 

MILLER  W  N,  superintendent  Enter- 
prise Mill  and  Building  Company, 
217-225  Spear 

Miller  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor 
Hov/ard  and  4th 

Miller  W  P,  supt  Castle  Dome  Mining 
and  Smelting  Co,  30J  Montgomery 

Miller,  see  also  Miiller 

Millitlge  G  M,  carpenter,  2501)  Mission 

Milliken  I  T,  notary  public,  315  Cali- 
fornia 

Milliken  V,  civil  engineer,  22  California 

MiUington  Mrs  D  E,  in;^'r  W  C  U  T 
Coffee  House,  62!(  Saeranunto 

Millniuister  II  F,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 312  Hayes 

Milloglav  Michael  1",  restaurant,  138  4th 

Milloglav  N,  restaurant,  (128  Battery 

Mellon  John  S,  painter,  T)!)  O'Karrell 

Mills  D  O,  capitalist,  42()  California 

Mills  Edgar,  oaj)italist,  42()  California 

Mills  1  C  &  Co  (I  C  Mills),  cigar  mfrs, 
!( (ieary 

Mills  W  H,  real  estate,  307  Montgomery 

Milly  Bros  &  (Jctz,  Excelsior  Tallow 
Works,  N  ur  fith  ave 

Millzner  S,  watches  and  jewelry,  422 
Kearny 

MILNE  &  GANTS     (Geo    Milne  and 
Wni  11  (Jants),  manufacturers  of  pat- 
ent    sanitary     water      closets,     and 
hopper,  and  urinal  valves,  618  Wash 
ington  and  111!  Dupont 

Milne  <ieo (Milne  A  (iants),  ll'J  Dupont 

Mdne  Mrs  M,  variities,  1745  Mission 


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Milne  Jainea,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1745 

Mission 
Milton  House,  C  E  Elit,  propr,  156  3d 
Milton  Wm,  ship  chandler  and  junk 

dealer,  118  Berry 
Milwaukee  Brewery,   Lurmanh    &  Co 

(Wm  Garms)propr8,  614  7th 

MILWAUKEE      BEASSUBANCE 

GENERALS  FABIS.  Smith  &  Snow 

agents,  310  California 
Minaker  E  A  (F  Steinhagen  ft  Co),  402 

Davis 
Miner  J  E  (Coblentz  ft  Miner),  liquors 

wholesale,  108  6th 
Miner  W  H,  coffee  mills,  18  and  20 

Fremont 
Miners'  Association,    W    A  Skidmore 

sec,  320  Sansome 
Miners  Hotel,  Richard  O'Connor  propr, 

261  1st 
Minfoe  Bros  &  Co,  poultry,  422  Clay 
"MININO  AND  SCIENTIFIC 

PRESS"  (weekly),  Dewey  ft  Co  pub- 
lishers, 252  Market 
Miujo  Joe  Bros  ft  Co,  poultry,  eggs  and 

butter,  422  Clay 
Mink    P    J,  bootmaker,   1624  Leaven- 
worth 
Minoletti  G  (Debemardi  ft  Minolctti), 

533  Merchant 
Minor  B  B,  mining  see,    room  10,  Safe 

Deposit  Building 
Minor  J  F,  physician,  7G7  Howard 
Minor  S  B,  saloon,  13  3d 
Mint     Lodging-house,    Minhael    Lyons 

propr,  lOl'T  Market  bet  Gth  and  7th 
Mmtcrii  Mrs,  physician,  321)  O'Farrell 
Mintie  A  EftCi),  physicians,  11  Kearny 
Miraglia  C,  cloaks  and  suits,  13U3  Du- 

pont 

MIRASOLE  MRS  CORA  V.  dancing 

Hchnol,  121  O'Farrell 
MISH  MRS  SARAH,  millinery  goods, 

l;{3   Keaniy,  70S  Market,  and  D  and 

1 1  (Jeary 
MISSION  CARRIAGE  FACTORY. 

'r  l>    i.aniar  jiroprictor,  5;{S    Valencia 

Mission    I'iu'inieal     Works     (.1    W    H 

\Vri:;l>t),  llunisou  bet  Hith  and  ITtli, 

(illieo  roiim  !!•,  Siii)  Market 

Missi')M  Dolores  (Catholic),  cor  Kith  and 

Holons 
Mission  K  V  (Chini'Hi;  School), '.KW  Clay 
Mi:*sion  (iraiinnar  Scliool,  IjauraT  Fow- 
ler piiiieipal,  n  a  Misision  bet  lath  and 
Kith 
"Mission  .lournal,"  2-OS  Mission 
Mission   Mirki't,  cor  Mission  anil  IGth 
"MiMsiiiii  Mirror,"  aKS  Kith 

MISSION  PLANING  MILLS.  Mich- 

iitl  W  alsti  pr.  ini.t  r,  414  and  4K>22d 
Mission  Toliie  Station,  Capt  .lohu  Short 
conunaiuling,  SW  cor  17th  and  How- 
ard 


Mission  Real  Estate  Office,  James  Eng- 
lish propr,  SE  cor  20th  and  Folsom 
Mission  Rock  and  Dock  Warehouse,  318 

California 
Mission  Episcopal  Service,  118  Jackson 

nr  Front 
Mission    Soap  and  Candle  Works,  M 

Morgenthau  propr,  16th  nr  Folsom 
Mission    Woolen     Mills    and    Pioneer 

Woolen  Factory,  115  Battery 
Iki!\stre    S,    copper   and    tinsmith,   811 

Montgomery 
Mitchel  Harold   D,  architect,  405  Cali- 
fornia 
Mitchel  Robert,  bakety,  711  Folsom 
Mitchell  D  C   (Bliven  ft  Mitchell),  29 

New  Montgomery 
Mitchell  Edward,  wood  and  coal,  432 

6th 
Mitchell    Mrs    E,    fancy   goods,    1804 

Geary 
Mitchell  Frank,  saloon,  1100  Market 
Mitchell  F,    hairdresser.     Mission    nr 

Stcuart 
Mitchell     ft     GleasoD,    groceries,    309 

Hayes 
Mitchell  John,  groceries,  cor  24th  anO 

Harrison 
Mitchell  J  E  (J  E  Mitchell  ft  Co),  230 

and  232  14th 
Mittchell  J  E  ft  Co  (J  E  Mitchell  and 
Etlwiii  Lord),  carpet-beating  machine, 
230  and  '232  14th 
Mitchell  H  D,  architect,  217  Sansome 
Mitchell  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  8  7th 
Mitchell  Peter,  groceries,  328  7th 
Mitchell  T  A  (Jonathan  Hunt,  Sou  ft 

Co),  313  California 
Mitchell  W  F  (Gate  ft   Mitchell),  420 

Front  and  231  Washiufjton 
Mitrovich  Philip  S,   fruits  and  vegeta- 
bles, l-.'22  Polk 
Mittlestedt  Chas,   liquors,  NW  cor  3d 

and  Bryant 
Mix  L  \V,  mgr  Malter,  Lind  ft  Co,  419 

California 
Mixer  ft  Filbnan  (Geo  H  Mixer  and  Sam- 
uel Filhnan),    Novilty    Iron   Works, 
21 1  and  213  Mission 
Mixer  (ieo  H,  jtatint  bung  factory,  211 

and  213  Missi  >n 
Mixer  &  Son,  niaeliinist  and  engineer, 

211  anil  213  Mission 
Moan  KiUvard,  groceries,  139  4th 
Mobley  John,  black' niith,  Kentucky  nr 

Ist  ave 
Mocha  ColTeo  Saloon,  H  F  Debus  propr, 

521  Montgomery 
Mocker  &  Newniark  (R  Mocker   and  A 

Newniark),  phunbers,  327  Turk 
Mocker  U  (Mocker  ft   is'ewmark),  327 

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Mocker    W    (Gramas  ft  Mocker),    cor 
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Modin  Lodge,  No  42,  I  0  B  B,  M  Wat- 
erman aeo,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Moding  Louis,   wholesale  butcher,  oor 

4th  and  M 
Modry    Marcus,   cigars    and   tobacco, 

312  3d 
Moebus  Frederic,  bootmaker,  265  East 
Moesling  Charles,  saloon,  1143  Mission 
Moeiler  Ernest,  bakery,  609  Howard 
Moeller  ft  Orauffel  (John  Moeiler  and 
Fred    Grauffel),    Bakers'  Home  and 
loflaings,  628  and  625  Clay 
Moeller  John  (Moeller  ft  GrauflFel),  623 

and  625  Clay 
Moenning  C,  plumbing,  612  Octavia 
Moeser  Julius,  muaii,-,  104  O'Farrejl 
Moeser  L,  teacher  piano,  violin  and  gui- 
tar, 534  Minna  nr  6th 
Moretti  ft  Trezzini,  artists,  6  Eddy 
MOFFAT  E  &  H  (Eugene  and  Henry 
Moffat),  cattle  dealers,   238  Kearny 
and  1st  ave  nr  Kentucky 

MOFFAT  EUGENE  (Eft  H  Moffat), 

238  Kearny 

MOFFAT  HEiniT  (E  ft  H  Moffat), 

238  Kearny 
Moffatt  George   (O'Connor,    Moffatt  ft 

Co),  111-115  Post 
Moffatt  Thomas,  bootmaker,  3  Clemen- 
tina 
Moifitt  J  (Blake,   Robbins  ft   Co),  516 

Comnr<.ercial 
Moffitt  Thos  S  (Merten,  Moffitt  ft  Co), 

318  and  320  Clay 
Mogan  P  J,  attorney -at-law,  240  Mont- 
gome)^' 
Monan  Hugh  J,  journalist,  240  Mont- 
gomery 
Mohave  Gravel  Mining  Co,  O  C  Miller 

sec,  409  California 
Mohlfeldt  L,  groceries,    131    O'Farrell 

cor  Powell 
Mohr  Carl,  hairdresser,  1437  Mission 
Mohr    Henry,    South     San    Francisoo 
Packing  and  Provision  Co,  office  226 
Front 
Mohr  ft  Mohr  Co  (The),   distillers,  rec- 
tifiers and  wholesale  dealers,  49-53 
Sycamore,  office  405  Front 
Mohr  Paul,  ores  The  Moiir  ft  Mohr  Co, 

office  405  Front 
Mohr  Paul  F,  sec  The  Mohr  ft  Mohr  Co, 

office  405  Frnnt 
Mohr  Pef3r(  Mohr  ft  Steffens),  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Polk 
Mohr  Rudolph,  HOC  San  Francisco  ^'^ took 

Brewery,  cor  J'owell  oad  Francisco 
Mohr    Rudolph,    purchaaing   agt,    402 

Front 
Mofar  ft  i^ttefibns  (Peter  Mohr  md  H  A 
Stftffeaa),   groceries,   cor  Pacific  and 

PoU;  

WBHIflfi  KDWJJIi  stencil  plates  and 
Tsbber  stamps,  252  Market 


Mohnnaon  ft  Co  (MrsK  Mohrmann  and 
N  Blanken),  groceriea,  SW  cor  Broad- 
way iind  Kearny 

Mohnniinn  Mrs  K  (Mohrmann  ft  Co), 
SW  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 

MOISAIIT  A  Ji  groceries  and  liquors 
for  family  use,  30  Franklin 

Mojioa  D,  musical  instruments,  1017 
and  1027  Kearny 

Moliere  J  W,  physiciin,  609  Mason 

Molineux  H,  mgr  Seth  Thomas  Clock 
Co,  J  32  Sutter 

MoUer  Bros  (John  and  Wm  MoUer), 
groceries,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Gough 
and  Austin 

Moller  Carl  (Moller  ft  Mautz),  714 
Montgomery 

Moller  Conrad,  bootmaker,  340  4th 

Moller  Mrs  Dora,  bakery,  217  16th 

Moller  F,  blacksmith,  195  Stevenson 

MOLLER  F  F>  boarding-house,  263 
East 

Mol'pr  Gustavo,  cabinetmaker,  1  Webb 

Moller  J  H,  cisars,  1230  Dupont 

Moller  John  (Moller  Bros),  cor  Gough 
and  Austin 

Moller  Louis  (Wm  Betten  ft  Co),  712 
Washington 

Moller  ft  Mautz  (Carl  Moller  an  1  Albert 
Mautz),  dry  goods,  714  Montgomery 

Moller  Mrs  S,  bakery,  cor  I'th  and 
Sanchez 

Moller  ft  Warmbold  (Wm  Moller  and 
Fred  Warmbold),  saloon  and  cigars 
NE  cor  Kearny  and  Washington 

Moller  Wm  (Roylance  ft  Mofler),  415 
Mission 

Moller  William  (Moller  ft  Warmbold), 
NE  cor  Kearny  and  Washington 

Moller  William  (Moller  Bros),  cor 
Gough  and  Austin 

MoUo  Ferdinand,  blacksmith,  195  Stev- 
enson 

Molloy  Dennis,  saloon,  721  Davis 

MoUoy  John,  commission  merchant,  54 
Clay 

Molloy  P  C,  real  estate  agt,  138  Mont- 
gomery 

Molloy  W,  liquors,  510  Mission 

Molloy  William,  saloon,  1 147  Market 

Moloney  D«r:el,  bootmaker,  803  Point 
lobcd  ave 

Mol  yney  Patrick  E,  bootmaker,  103 
5th 

Molony  P  S,  merchant  tailor,  138  Mont- 

«,gomery 

Molter  Charles,  carriage  trimmer,  1112 

Mission 
Monaghan  Joseph,  saloon  and  boarding- 
house,  60  and  62  1st 
Mflnaghan   Patrick,    bootmaker,    1059 

i^lsom 
Monaghan  Thomas  H,  plumbing,  1432 
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Monahnn  John  (MonahMi  ft  MoOarren), 
434  Pine 

Monahan  &  McGurren  (Arthur  Mona- 
han  and  John  MoOurren),  liquors, 
434  Pine 

Monahan  Patrick,  groceries,  1222  Fol- 
som 

Monasoh  Julius,  tailor,  2005  Mission 

Monok  R  H  (J  Harris  &  Co),  NE  oor 
Kearny  and  Market 

Mondet  Mrs  H,  bakery,  134)  Francisco 

Mone  J  J,  court  c  immissioner  and  atty- 
at-law,  room  12,  309  Montgomery 

Monier  &  Ditsoli  (G  Monier  and  F 
Ditach),  liquors,  454  7th 

«•  Monitor  "  (The),  S  I  McCormick  ed- 
itor. 622  Clay 

Monks  S,  ladies'  hairdresser.  111  Stock- 
ton 

Monlas  Antonio,  cigar  mfr,  635  Pacific 

Monnier  Georee,  saloon,  1153  Howard 
and  817  Larkin 

Monnin  Bros,  boots  and  shoes,  603 
Montgomery 

Mono  Gold  Mining  Co,  W  H  Lent  sec, 
room  62,  309  Montgomery 

Monro  George,  saloon,  266  Brannan 

HONBOE  ft  OLYNN.  blacksmiths. 

Filbert  nr  Fillmore 
Monseea  Henry,  groceries,  756  Bryant 
Monseigneur  A,  baker,  221  4th 
Monson  B  H,  printer  and  engraver,  *506 

Commercial 

MONSON   JOHNi   coffee  parlor,   923 

Market 

MONTAGUE  W  W  ft  CO.  (Wilfred 
W  Montague,  C  Adolphe  Low,  Chaa 
A  Belden  and  Alonzo  A  Watkins), 
importers  and  jobbers  stoves,  ranges, 
metals,  iron  pipe,  iron  mantles,  tin- 
ware and  tinner's  stock,  1 10-1 18  Bat- 
tery 

Montai^e  S  S,  chief  engineer  C  P  R  R, 
NE  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

MONTAGUE  WILFRED  W  (W  W 

Montague  &  Co),  110-118  Battery 

MONTiJTA   SALOON.  John  Blohn 

proprietor,  923  Kearny 
Montealegre  ft  Co  (J  A  Salazar,  Rafael 

Gallegos,    Jose  M    Montealegre   Jr, 

Manuel    and.  Edward   Montealegre), 

commission  merchants,  230  California 
Montealegre    Edward    (Montealegre  ft 

C( ),  230  California 
Montealegre  J  G,  wholesale  coffee,  218 

Sacramento 
Montealegre  Jose  M  Jr  (Montealegre  ft 

Co),  230  California 
Montealegre    Manuel    (Montealegre    ft 

Co),  230  California 
Montefiero   Lodge  No  1  A  J  O  K  S  B, 

J  Israelsky  sec,  B  B  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Montefiore  Lodge  No  51,  I  O  B  B,  S  H 

Sohocken  sec,  B  B  Hall,  121  Eddy 


Montgomery  Baths,  Chas  Knoechel  and 
John  G  Brand  proprs,  621  Montgom- 
ery 

Montgomery  Block,  628  Montgomery 

MONTGOMmT  GHillJs  (Chaa 
Montgomery  ft  Bro),  319  Sansome 
and  proprietor  hotel  221-247  2d 

Montgomery  Chas,  commission  mer- 
chant, 406  Commercial 

MONTGOMERY    CHAS     ft    BRO 

(Chas  and  Hugh  Montgomery),  pro- 

Srietors  American  Exchange  Hotel, 
19  Sansome 

Montgomery  Hotel,  Chas  Montgomery 
propr,  221-247  2d 

MONTGOMERY  HUGH  (Chas  Mont- 
gomery ft  Bro),  319  Sausome 

Montgomery  Avenue  League,  room  27, 
402  Montgomery 

MONTHONftBOBDES.  liquors,  508 
Bush 

Montpellier  Albert,  cashier  and  mgr  The 
Grangers'  Bank  of  California,  NE  cor 
California  and  Davis 

Monumental  Quicksilver  Mining  Co, 
D  M  Kent  sec,  330  Pine 

Moock  George,  butcher,  3  and  4  Cali- 
fornia Market  and  Grand  Central 
Market 

Moook  Jacob,  bntch'>r,  31  Valencia 

MOODY  ft  FABBISH  (Wm  Moody 
and  Adam  T  Farrish),  wool,  hops  and 
commission  merchants,  210  Davis 

MOODY  GEOBGE  (G  W  McPherson 
ft  Co),  608  Market 

Moody  John  C,  druggist,  1300  Polk 

Moody  Wm  (Moody  ft  Farrish),  210 
Davis 

MOONEY  CON  (Mooney  ft  Laflin). 
NW  cor  Geary  and  Central  ave 

MOONEY  ft  LAFLIN  (Con  Mouney 
and  L  J  Laflin),  fine  wines,  liquors 
and  cigars,  NW  cor  Geary  and  Cen- 
tral ave 

Mooney   Samuel,  saloon,  1436  Market 

Mooney  S  V,  mgr  J  A  Roebling's  Sons 
Co,  14  Drumm 

Moor  W  H,  supt  C  P  R  R  Steamers, 
foot  of  Market 

Moorbrink  Bernard,  tailor,  235  5th 

Moore  Andrew,  house  furnishing  goods, 
1215  Powell 

MOOBE  ALFBED  S  ft  CO  (Alfred  S 
Moore),  wholesale  dealers  in  paints, 
oils  and  lamp  stock,  104  and  106  Mar- 
ket 

Moore  A  D  (Moore  ft  Smith  and  Aok«r> 
man,  Moore  ft  Co),  pier  10  Steuart 

Moore  Arthur  W  (Magee  ft^  Moora),  513 
Market 

Moore  B  P,  sec  California  Furniture  Mfg 
Co,  220-226  Bush 

Moore  Calvin,  dentist,  6  Eddy 

Moore  Chaa,  liquors,  41 1  East 


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Moore  C  &  Co  (I  R  Wood),  dry  goods, 
230 16th  /.     /  »      - 

MOOBE  CHA8  H  (Cobb  ft  Moore),  103 
Montgomery 

Moore  C  J  (Danforth,  MooieftCo),  8W 
oor  Broadway  and  Batterv 

Moore  C  W,  pnysician,  office  Nucleus 
House 

Moore  David,  marble  yard,  Central  ave 
bet  California  and  Sacramento 

Moore  Mme  E  D,  physician,  office  1020 
Market 

Moore  Elliott  J,  attomey-at-law,  77 
Montgomery  Block 

Moore,  Ferguson  &  Co  (James  Moore, 
E  W  Ferguson  and  J  E  Hobson), 
commission,  grain  and  wool  mer- 
chants, 211  and  213  Clay 

HOOBE  GEOBOE  A,  president  Pacific 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company,  418 
California 

Moore  George  H  (Moore,  Hunt  &  Co), 
417  and  419  Market 

MOOBE  MBS  HA,  patent  medicine, 
322  Mason 

MOOBEH  A  (Gilbert  &  Moore),  18  Sut- 
ter 

Moore  H  H,  bookseller,  room  47,  12G 
Kearuy 

Moore  H  K,  attorney-at-law,  602  Mont- 
gomery 

Moore  H  P,  milkman,  35  Eddy 

Moore,  Huut  &  Co  (Geo  H  Moore,  Cor- 
nelius Deweese  and  Henry  B  Huut), 
wholesale  liquors,  417  and  419  Market 

Moore  I  C,  teas,  etc,  8  California 

Moore  J,  wood,  coal,  coke,  etc,  263 
Minna 

Moore  James  (Moore,  Ferguson  &  Co), 
21  land  213  Clay 

Moore  J  G,  U  tt  appraiser,  room  29,  Ap- 
praiser's Building 

Moore  John,  boots  and  shoes,  1037^ 
Folsom 

Moore  John  (Moore  &  Murphy),  136  and 
138  6th 

Moore  John,  groceries,  413  5th 

Moore  Joseph  H,  attOAney-^.v-law,  77 
Montgomery  Block 

MOOBE  JOSEPH,  vice-president  and 
superiuicndent  iiisdon  Iron  and  Loco- 
motive Works,  SE  cor  Howard  and 
Beale 

Moora  Justin  (Taylor  &  Moore),  29 
Centre  Market 

Moord  L  A,  stationery,  2953  16th 

Moore  L  P,  importer  of  teas,  8  California 

Moore  &  Muri>hy  (John  Moore  and  John 
Murphy),  boots  and  shoes,   136  and 
138  6th 
Moore  &  Smith  (A  D  Moore  and  H  C 

Smith),  lumber,  pier  10  Steuart 
Moore  Sylvester,    coal   and  feed,   835 
Valencia 


Moore  William  P,  architect,  330  Pine 
Moore  Z  W  ft  Co  (Z  W  Mooro),  fruits 
and  vegetables,  37,  38  and  39  Califor- 
nia Market 
Moorecroft  Frederick,  stone  seal  engrav 

er,  126  Kearny 
Moorhead  J,  ladies'  cloaks  and  snita,  37 

Eddy 
Mooser  Wm,  architect,  302  Montgom- 
ery 

MOBAOHAN  M  B  importer,  whole* 
•ale  and  retail  dealer  in  oysters  and 
clams  and  oyster  saloon  and  chop 
house,  68  Colifurnia  Market 

Morales  Vissie,  barber,  1220  Powell 

Moran  D  M  (D  M  Moran  ft  Co),  128 
6th  cor  Natoma 

MOBAN  D  M  &  (X).  foreign  and  do- 
mestic dry  goods,  cloaks  and  shawls 
a  specialty,  128  6th  cor  Natoma 

Moran  Frank,  groceries,  422  4th 

Moran  James,  saloon,  234  Brannan 

Moran  J  M,  foreign  and  domestic  and 
fancy  dry  goods,  204  and  206  6th 

Moran  Michael,  saloon,  63  Jessie 

MORAN  THOMAS  (Thomas  Moran  ft 
Co),  room  1,  6U5  Sacramento 

MOBAN  THOMAS  ft  CO,  real  estate 
agents,  room  1,  605  Sacramento 

Morcel  J,  blacksmith,  12  Stockton  Place 

Morchio  A,  ostrich  feathers,  724^  Mar- 
ket 

Morchio  Mrs  M  ft  Son  (Mrs  M  and  Frank 
Morchio),  restaurant,  6  Leidesdorff 

Morclin  A,  feathers,  724J  Market 

MOBDOiT  A  H.  butter  and  eggs,  37 
Centre  Market 

More  J  C,  commission  merchant,  8  Cali- 
fornia 

More  Joseph,  carpenter,  657  Mission 

More  Manuel  F,  barber,  1134  Folsom 

More  Samuel  (Samuel  More  ft  Co),  212 
California 

More  Samuel  ft  Co  (Samuel  More), 
wholesale  liquors,  212  California 

Moreal  H  P,  real  estate  broker,  402 
Montgomery 

Moroau^E  ft  Co  (E  Moreau  and  J  W 
Haggerty),  engineers,  220  Mission 

Moreau  Geo  (Verdier,  Moreau  ft  Co), 
NE  cor  Montjiomt'ry  and  Sutter 

MOBEIANO  J  A.  agent*  for  Mills  ft 
Gihb,  N  Y,  importer  laces  and  fancy 
goods.  120  Sutter 

Morelle  C,  fruit  and  vegetables,  905 
Stockton 

Morelle  Mrs  H  E,  magnetic  healer>  1229 
Mission 

Moretti  ft  Frezzini,  fresco  painters,  St 
Ann's  Building 

MOBET  B  E,  superintendent  Union 
Box  Factory,  114-120  Spear 

MOBFFEW  THOS>  dentist,  8  Mont- 
gomery 


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Morgan  Minina  Co,  533  Kearny 

Morgan  Alfrea  (Moraan  Bros  k  Can- 
ham  and  Morgan  Broa),  616  Market 
and  32  Montsomery 

Morgan  Broa  (Geo  W  and  Alfred  Mor- 
gan), fmita,  32  Montgomery 

Morgan  Broa  k  Canham  (Geo  and  Alfred 
Morgan  and  Fred  Canham),  fruita, 
616  Market 

Morgan  Catherine,  liquors,  cor  Baker 
and  Beaoh 

MOBOAN  ft  CO  (J  S  Morsan  and 
John  and  Thomas  Crellis),  wholesale 
oysters,  87  California  Market 

MCOIOAN 1 D,  cashier  The  First  Na- 
tional Gold  Bank  of  San  Francisco, 
315  Montgomery 

Morgan  Geo  (Morgan  Bros  k  Canham), 
616  Market 

Morgan  Geo  W  (Morgan  Bros),  32 
Montgomery 

Morgan  J  A  (J  A  Morgan  k  Son),  7  Clay 

Morgan  James,  mining,  310  Pine 

Morgan  J  A  &  Son  (A  and  Wm  H  Mor- 
gan), sailmakers,  7  Clay 

M&BOAir  JOHN,  coffee  parlors,  923 

MOBOAN  JOHN  8  (Morgan  k  Co), 
87  California  Market 

Morgan  Joseph,  furniture  and  bedding, 
1804  Market 

Morgan  Peter,  liquors,  614  Montgomery 

Morgan  P  J,  attomey-at-law,  240  Mont- 
gomery 

Morgan  Rose  E,  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School 

Morgan  S  £,  artist,  202  Stockton 

Morgan  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  630 
Gwtry 

Morgan  Wm  H  ( J  A  Morgan  k  Son)  ,7 
Clay 

Morganstein  A,  butcher,  9  Berry 

Morganstern  M,  stock  broker,  436 
Montgomery 

Morgenstern  Alfred  W,  butcher,  546  3d, 
NW  cor  3d  and  Brannan 

Morgenstern  M,  note  broker,  436  Mont- 
gomery 

Morgenthal  Anthony,  attomey-at-law, 
103  Montgomery 

Morgenthau  M,  office  of  Mission  Soap 
aud  Candle  Works,  108  Bush 

Moriarty  k  Clifford  (J  Moriarty  and  J 
Clifford),  liquors,  708  Mission 

Moriarty  Daniel,  groceries,  cor  York 
and  23d 

Moriarty  J  M  (Moriarty  k  Cliuord),  708 
Mission 

Moriarty  Patrick,  groceries,  cor  23d  and 
Hampshire 

Morison  Amos,  real  estate,  436  Mont- 
gomer> 

"iL  Drisonj  Hutchinson  k  Co,  mfrs  Star 
:  'hirts ,  1 13  Sansome 


Morison  Samuel,  real  eatate,  436  Mont- 
gomery 
MOBITZ  JOHN  0.    Palace   Market, 

705  Montgomery  ave 
Morizio  J,  mining  aeo,  328  Montgomery 
Mork  J  H  (Mork   ft    Wertheim).    506 

Montgomery 
Mork  ft  Wertheim  (J  H  Mork  and  A 

Wertheim),  liauors,  506  Montgomery 
Morkel  Mrs  A,  ladies'  underwear  «nd 

ladies'  hairdresser,  514  Geary 
Morken  H  F,  liquors,  328  Pine 
Morley  ft  Foltz  (George  Morley  and  F 

G  Foltz),  carpenters,  SEoor  Van  Ness 

ave  and  Bush 
Morley  George  (Morley  ft  Foltz),  SE  cor 

Van  Ness  ave  and  Buah 
Morlook  Fred,  dairy  produce,  25  Centre 

Market 
"MOBNINO  CALL"  (daily  and  week- 

\y),  San  Francisco  Call  Co  publishers, 

625  Montgomery 

MOBNING  CALL  BEBTAT7BANT. 

P  Svetinich  proprietor,  305  6th 

Moron  Benjamin,  coffee  saloon.  New 
Clay  Street  Market 

Morris  Mrs,  nurse,  621  Jessie 

Morris  Aaron,  groceries,  725  Montgom- 
ery 

Morris  Abraham,  marble  works,  214 
and  216  5th 

Morris  Adolph,  tailor,  119  3d 

MOBBIS  B&  CO  (B  Morris),  manufac- 
turing jewelers,  110  Sutter 

Morris  B  S  (Morris  ft  Co),  52  3d 

Morris  ft  Co  (B  S  and  E  Morris),  boots 
and  shoes,  62  3d 

Morris  D,  merchant  tailor,  19  4th 

Morris  David,  mgr  Pneumatic  Mfg  Co, 
1045  Market 

Morris  E  (Morris  ft  Co),  52  3d 

Morris  H,  tailor,  223  6th 

MOBBIS  H  D.  agent  Sanderson  Bros 
Steel  Co  and  Sweet's  Manufacturing 
Co,  401  Market 

Morris  Henry,  tailor,  335  6th 

MOBBIS  JAMES  (Harris  ft  Morris), 
652  Markec 

Morris  J  J,  shipping  master,  524  Bat- 
tery 

Morris  John,  tobacco  and  cigars,  1067th 

Morris  Julius,  cigars  and  tobacco,  32  3d 

Morris  ft  Kennedy  (Wm  Morris  and 
John  F  Kennedy),  pictures,  frames, 
etc,  19  aud  21  Post 

Morris,  Levy  ft  Co  (M  Levy  and  I  Hy- 
man),  clothing,  142  Jackson 

Morris  Pneumatic  Mfg  Co,  1045  Market 
bet  6th  and  7th 

Morris,  Tasker  ft  Co,  gaspipe  mfrs,  C 
Froelich  Jr  agt,  202  Market 

Morris  T  B,  pres  Ronton  Coal  Co,  22 
Sacramento 

Morris  Thos,  liquors,  900  Howard 


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Morris  WB  (Bigelow  &  Morris),  103 
Fremont 

Morris  W  B,  Western  Iron  Works,  323 
Mission 

Morris  W  H,  liquors,  16  5th 

Morris  Wm  (Morris  &  Kennedy),  19  and 
21  Post 

Morrisey  Mrs  P  H,  groceries,  210  6th 

Morrisey  W,  bootmaker,  37  Commercial 

MORRISON  A  F,  attorney-at-law,  324 
Pine 

Morrison  G  H,  lumber  yard,  576  Bran- 
nan 

Morrison,  Hutchinson  &  Co,  shirt  mfrs, 
1 13  Sansome 

Morrison  J  B,  carriage  factory,  110 
Jessie 

Morrison  Jonas  J,  lumber,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Spear 

Morrison  R  F,  chief  justice  supreme 
court,  cor  Stockton  and  O'Farrell 

Morrison  Thos  H,  real  estate,  116  Mont- 
gomery 

Morrison  W  F,  physician  and  grand  re- 
corder O  C  F,  23  Kearny 

Morrison  W  P  &  Co,  drugs,  cor  22d  and 
Mission 

Morrissey  Mrs  Ann,  groceries,  210  6th 

Morrow  F  B  (Morrow  ft  Strong),  115 
and  117  1st 

MORROW  GEORGE,  hay.  grain  and 
commission  merchant,  39  Chiy 

MORROW  GEORGE  &  CO  (George 
Morrow),  commission  merchants,  39 
Clay 

Morrow  R  F,  real  ec  ate,  ,414  California 

MORROW  &  STRONG  (F  B  Morrow 
and  N 11  Strong), Pacitic Metal  Works, 
115  and  117  1st 

MORROW  WILLIAM  W  (Latimer  & 
Morrow),  attorney-at-Iaw,  room  76, 
309  Montgomery 

Morse  A  C,  collector  S  F  Benevolent 
Association,  20  Webb 

Morse  C  A,  sec  Commonwealth  Con  M 
Co,  217  Sansome 

Morse  C  W,  agt  Sanborn  Map  and  Pub- 
lishing Co  of  New  York,  420  California 
MORSE  GEORGE   D    photographer, 

Phelan  Block,  826  Market 
Morse  Henry  N,  detective  agency,  508 

Montgomery 
Morse  I  H  (King,  Morse  &  Co),  sec  and 

'  treas   Packers'    Exchange,    303    Sac- 
ramento and  NW  cor  Broadway  and 
Sansome 
Morse  J  F,  physician,  420  Post 
Morse  Stephen  H,  lodsing-house,  317  3d 
Morshead   John    W,  livery  stable,    25 

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Morti-n    Mrs    A,  spirit   medium,    210 

Stockton 
Morton  Albert,  spiritual  book  store,  210 
Stockton 


Morton  Miss  Carrie,  teacher  Valencia 

Primary  School 
Morton  H  D,  supt  Geary  Street  Rail- 
road Co,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 
Morton  H  F  (J  B  Morton  &  Son),  17 

Webb 
Morton  H  R,  dentist,  205  Montgomery 

ave 
Morton  J  B  (J  B  Morton  &  Son),  17 

Webb 
Morton  J  B  &  Son  (H  F  and  J  B  Morton), 

carpenters,  1 7  Webb 
MORTON  J  &  CO  (John,  Sargent  S 

and  Willie  R  Morton),  draymen,  204 

Battery 
Morton   John    (^  Morton  &  Co),  204 

Battery 
Morton  Mrs  M,  fancy  goods,  102  24th 
Morton  Reuben,  pres  and  supt  Central 

Railroad  Co,  32  Turk 
Morton  Sargent    S  (J  Morton  &  Co), 

204  Battery 
Morton  Thomas,  fancy  goods,  24th  bet 

York  and  Bryant 
Morton  Thomas,   wood  and  coal,   630 

Geary 
Morton  T  &  Daly  C,    wood  and  coal, 

nil  Sutter 
Morton  Willie  R  (J  Morton  &  Co),  204 

Battery 
Morsbach  F  C,  commissioner  of  deeds, 

333  Montgomery 
Mosbacher   G,  boots    and    shoes,    212 

Stcuarji 
Mosebach  Ferdiuand  C,  notary  public, 

503  California 
Mores  C  S  (C  S  Moses  &  Co),  Brannan 

nr  5th 
Moses  Montague  T  ^  rUrittenden  &  Moses), 

240  Montgomer; 
Mosher  J  L  (Craig  it  Mosher),  i2  Kearny 
Moss  Mrs   Lizzie,  bakery,  913  H.arrison 
MOTT  CHARLES  W  (Doe,  Kimball 

&  Co),  104  Market 
Mott  Gordon  N,  attorney-at-law 
MOTT  J  H  &  CO  (J   H    Mott),   fur- 
niture   and   storage  warehouse,    647 

Market 
Mottman  Arthur,  liquors,  40  Spear 
Mouks  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  623  Folsom 
Moulton  C  R,  306  Kearny 
Mound  Wm,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

103  Stockton 
Mount  Hood  Mining  Co,  409  California 
Mount  Horeb  Encampment,  No  69,  C 

R  C,  SE  cor  Valencia  and  16th 
Mount    St   Joseph's    Orphan  Asylum, 

Sister  Mary  Baptisti  Russell  Mother 

Superior,  S  S  F 
Mount  Potosi  Con  Mininj^  Co,  J  H  Sayre 

sec,  330  Pine 
Mountain  Ice  Co  (Joseph  Martin,  A  P 

Still,  Albert  Rixon  and  T  MoAulay), 

554  and  556  Mission 


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Monntein  Maid  K  Co,  J  Stadtfeld  Jr, 
419  California 

Mountain  Queen  Mining  Co,  213  San- 
some 

Mountain  Wine  Depot,  H  Palmer  propr, 
304  Davis 

Mouser  B  T,  physician,  36  Geary 

Monger  S  M,  physician,  20D  Post 

Mouthon  &  Bordes,  proprs  Cooks  and 
Waiters'  Society  (French),  508  Bush 

MOUraON  J  (Mouthon  t  Bordes),  508 
Bush 

Mow  Freflerick,  50  Montgomery  Block 

Mower  A  H,  tinware,  439  Valencia 

MOWBY  L  L  attorney-at-law,  637 
Kearny 

Mowry  M  L,  ms^r  California  District 
Telegraph,  222  Montgomery 

Mowrv  R  D  (Mowry  4;  Root),  103  and 
104  California  Market 

Mowry  &  Root  (R  D  Mowry  and  J  E 
Root),  poultry,  103  and  104  Califor- 
nia Market 

Mowry  William  A,  carriage  and  wagon- 
maker,  1 1 40  Folsom 

Mowry's  Hall,  cor  Grove  and  Lagiina 

Moxley  C  G,  real  estate. agt,  238  Mont- 
gomery 

Moyes  C  J,  blacksmith,  1148  Mission 

MOTNIHAN  &  AITKEN  (T  J  Moy- 
nihan  and  J  Aitkon),  boiler  w<>rks, 
hiqh  and  low-pressure  boilers  of  all 
kinds,  311  and  313  Mission  southwest 
corner  Bcale 

Moynihan  L,  bootmaker,  310  7fch 

Moynihan  T  J  (Moyiiihau  &  Aitken), 
311  and  3i:t  Mission 

Mt  Diablo  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  R 
M  Heath  sec,  318  Pine 

Miicha  Philip,  tailor,  448  3d 

Miidg<!  Bciij  W,  mining  sec,  31)  Beilson 
Building 

Mud^e  T  A,  real  estate,  322  Montgom- 
ery 

MUECKE  Qt  (G  Muecke  and  C  Victor), 
goaerul  agent  Le  Cercle  Fira  Insur- 
ance Company  of  Paris,  435  California 

MUECKE.  VIETOB  &  GO  (G  Muecke 
and  C  Victor),  commission  merchants, 
435  California 

Muegge  J  H  (Haskell  &  Muegge),  206 
Kearny 

Much  John  N,  liquors,  1411   Stockton 

Mue^lner  Wm,  saloon,  cor  Hyde  Ai 
Turk 

Mueller  H,  carpenter,  28  Turk 

Mueller  Jacob  (Kalvelage  &  MucMer), 
8W  cor  Fell  and  Franklin 

Mueller  Oscar,  music  store,  402  Post 

Mueller  William,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  1128  Mission 

Mues  C  D,  groceries,  700  Front 

Mueter  C  (Mueter  ft  Loderhouae),  215 
2d 


Mueter  ft  Iioderhouse  (C  Mueter  and  A 

Loderhouae),  bakery,  215  2d 
Mugge  John,  saloon,  Telegraph  Road 
HUUt  ADAM,  ship  smith,   1015  Bat- 
tery 
Muir  J,  bootmaker,  835  Pacific 
Mulcahy    Mrs     Annie,    groceries,    cor 

Butte  and  Bryant  ave 
Mulcahy  Mrs  B,  grocer,  462  6th 
Mulcahy  Mrs  J,  dress  and  cloakmaker, 

1 10  Taylor 
MULCAHET  MICHAEL,  groceries. 

135  2d 
Mulford  H  S,  attorney-at-law,  330  Pine 
Mulhem  Miss  Mary  A,  dressmaker,  hair 

worker  of,  all  kinds,  141  4th 
Mullally  Mrs  Ellen,  groceries,  1121  Har- 
rison 
MULLANE  M.  grocer,  446  Natoma 
MuUany  Michael,  attorney-at-law,  520 

Montgomery 
Muller  Adolph,  furrier,  supt  American 
Fur  and  Seal  Skin  Coloring  Co,  27 
Ellis 
Mnller  A  C,  crockery,  1 15  3d 
Muller  Charles,  bootmaker,  2008  Polk 
MULLER  CHRISTIAN,  importer  of 

optical  goods,  etc,  135  Montgomery 
Mnller  Dijdrich,  groceries,  332  Main 
Muller  T  (Muller  &  Traber),  610  Sacra- 
mento 
Mnller  Frank  (Mnller  &  Koonig),  15  and 

16  California  Market 
Muller  Frank,  bootmaker,  242  Sutter 
Muller  Fred  (Roth^rmel  &  Mueller),  702 

Bush 
Muller  rjeorge,  blacksmith,  10  Hayes 
Muller  George  G,  professor  of   music, 

120i  Polk 
Muller  H,    wood  and    coal,    NW   cor 

Hyde  and  «.Jreen 
Muller  H  (H   Muller  &  Co),   groceries, 

NW  cor  Bryant  and  Garden 
Muller  H  &  Co  (M  Hencken,  H   Muller 
and  C  Claussen),  groceries,   N  W   cor 
Bryant  and  Garden 
Muller  Mrs  Ida,  bakery,  1155^  Howard 
Muller  John,  saloon,  212  Drumm 
M uller  John, butcher,  1 3  and  1 4  California 

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Muller  John  G,  music    teacher,  1205 
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Muller  Mrs  Josephine,  saIi>ou  and  lodg- 
ing, 114  Jackson 
Muller  &  Koenig  (Frank   Muller    and 
George  Koenig),  pork  packers,  15  and  16 
California  Market 
Muller  L,  cleaning  and  dyeing,  24  2d 
Muller  Lewis,  meat  market,  125  3d 
MULLER  M  W.  manager  Half  Moon 

Bay  Colony,  207  Kearny 
Muller  ft  Traber  (F  Muller  and  Jacob 

Traber),  liqnors,  610  Sacramento 
Mulligan  Riohard,  horseahoer,  208  24  th 


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MuUins  Jeremiah,  grocer,  1016  Folsom 

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MuUoy  A  A  (MuUoy,   Bean  t  Co),  329 

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Malloy»  Bean  &  Go  (O  W  Downey,  O  B 
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329  SauBome 
MuUoy  C  W,  horseshoer,  218  6th 
Mulloy  Peter,  real  estate  agt,  315  Cali- 
fornia 
Malretmy  George,  bootmaker,  015  Post 
MULVEY  AinVIE  S>  pro-^rietor  Oloak 

and  Suit  House,  28  6tb 
Mulville   N   B,    attorrey-at-law,    612 

Clay 
Muncey  Frank,  cigan  and  tobacco,  SL*^ 

Bush 
Muncey  W  G,  fnuts  and  vegetables, 

419  22d 
Muncey  Wyndham,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

545  California 
Mund  Henry,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

341  Clementina 
Mund  R  A,  watchmaker,  9  Geary 
Munk  M,  printer,  805  Mission 
Munra  S,  collector,  f>07  Montgomery 
Munrel  &  Martin,  collectors,  ^7  ^ 'ont- 

gomenr 
Munro  George  R,  wood  and    coal,  20 

Stockton  

MUHBC  ft   GLTNN  (John    Monro 
and  John  Glynn),  horseshoers  and 
blacksmiths,  Filbert  near  Fillmore 
Muuro  John  (Muuro  &  Glynn),  Filbert 

nr  Fillmore 
MunrO  John,  hotel  (tavern),  266  Bran.- 

nan 
MTJNSELL  JAMES  JK>  general  agent 
Mutual  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co, 
416  Montgomery 
Munson  J  A,  propr  St  George  House, 

812  Kearny 
Munson  John,  lodging-house,  120  4th 
Munter  Joseph,  {>ictureB  and  frames  in- 
cluded, 1047  Folsom 
Murasky  Chas  H,  carpenter,  641  23d 
Murchie  Gold  &,  Silver  Mining  Co,  Wil- 
liam L  Oliver  sec,  328  Montgomery 
Murdock  C  A  (C  A  Murdock  &  Co), 

532  Clay 
Murdock  C  A  &  Co  (C  A  Murdock  and 
C  L  Crackbon),  book  at.d  job  printers, 
532  Clay 
Murdock  James,  saloon,  22  2d 
Murdock  Robert,  clothing,  820  Mont- 
gomery 
Murfey  S  S,  notary  public,  607  Mont- 
gomery 
Murken  Martin,  grocery,  cor  Grove  and 

Buchanan 
Murphy    Miss    A,    dressmaker,     1248 

Howard 
Murphy  Adam  H  (Murphy,  Adams  ft 
Co),  408  Sansome 


Murphy,  Adams  ft  Co  (A  H  Murp&y 
and  J  E  Adams),  wholesale  co£be  and 
■pices,  408  Sansome 

Murphy  A  O  ft  Co,  wholtoale  fruits,  408 
Sansome 

Murphy  ft  Butler  (Thos  MuriAy  and 
Joseph  Butler),  gasfitting  and  plumb- 
ing, 435  Hayes 

Murphy  ft  Cavanaugh,  fruits  and  gro- 
ceries, 208  9th 

Murphy  Chas,  barber,  136  3d 

Murphy  Dan  (Murphy  ft  Horn),  whole- 
Bsde  butchers,  1st  ave  nr  Kentucky 

Murphy  Dennis  T,  groceries,  115  8th 
and  266  Minna 

Murphy  Daniel  J  (Darwin  ft  Murphy), 
636  Clay 

Murphy  D  H,  hairdresser,  303  6th 

Murphy  D  T  (Murphy,  Grant  ft  Co), 
res  New  York 

Murphy  D  W  ft  Co  (D  W  Murphy  and 
P  J  Falvey),  real  estate  agts,  608 
Market 

Murphy  £  P,  stock  broker,  409  Pine 

MUBPHT,  GRANT  ft  00  (D  T 

Murphy,  Adam  Grant,  John  Dean 
and  H  M  Murphy),  importers  foreign 
and  domestic  dry  goods,  comer  San- 
some and  BupL 

Murpby  Mrs  Hannah,  grocery,  28^ 
Freelon 

Mux'phy  Mrs  H  B,  dressmaker,  456  6th 

Mui^hy  Mrs  H  C,  laundry,  529  Mission 

Murphy  H  M  (Murphy,  Grant  ft  Co), 
res  New  York 

Murphy  ft  Horn,  cattle  dealers,  633 
Kearny,  1st  ave  neor  Kentucky 

Murphy  James,  physician,  65;!  Clay 

MURPHT  J  a,  liquors,  sonthweet 
comer  7th  and  Mission 

Murphy  John  (Moore  ft  Murphy),  136 
and  138  6th 

Murphy  John  Luttrell,  attomey-at-law, 
420  Montgomery 

Murphy  John  W,  St  George  Livery 
Stable,  Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 

Murphy  J  W,  groceries,  1641  Mission 

Murphy  M,   housemover,  666  Natoma 

Murphy  M  (J  J  Evenson  ft  Co),  319 
Kearny 

Murphy  Martin  J,  liquors,  SW  «'«'•  Bay 
and  Montgomery  ave 

Murphy  Mrs  Mary,  boarding  and  lodg- 
ing, 1929  Howard 

Murphy  M  D,  liquors,  N£  cor  Geary 
and  Lyon 

Murphy  Mrs  M  D,  dressmaker,  226  Post 

Murphy  M  W,  boots  and  shoes,  16^ 
Taylor 

Murphy  O  A  ft  Co,  fruits  and  produce, 
508  Sansome 

Murphy  Patrick,  poultry,  74  and  76 
Centre  Market 

Murphy  Peter,  restaurant,  2610  Mission 


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Murphy  P  G,  attorney-at-Iaw,  438  Cali- 
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Murphy  T  F,  groceries,  S£  oor  26th  and 

Alabama 
<Murphy  Thomas,  liquors,  cor  Moss  and 
Ful^om 

Murphy  Thos  (Murphy  &  Butler),  435 
Hayes 

Murphy  Timothy,  blacksmith,  909  Bat- 
tery 

Murr  L  (Kutz  &  Murr),  416  Sacramento 

Murray  Bros  (Wm  F  and  Sam  Murray), 
machine  works,  225  and  227  Beale 

Muri'ay  &  Co,  fish,  73  Centre  Market 

Murray  David,  groceries,  83  Clementina 

Murray  Mrs  E,  groceries,  83  Clemen- 
tina 

Murray  Hugh,  produce,  202  Clay 

Murray  Mrs  K  M,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 118  9th 

Murray  Martin,  liquora,  258  8th 

Murray  Samuel  (Murray  Bros),  227 
Beale 

Murray  Thomas,  boarding  house,  610 
Davis 

MUBBAT  W  H.  maaigor  "S  F  Jour- 
nal of  Commerce,"  414  Clay 

Murray  Wm  F  (Murray  Bros),  227  Beale 

Murry  &  Co  (Isaac,  John  andWm  Mur- 
ry),  fish  dealers,  72  and  73  Centre  Mar- 
ket 

Murry  Mrs  Elizabeth,  U  'kery  and  con- 
ftfctionery,  118  9th 

Murry  Isaac  (Murry  &  Co),  /2  nnd  73 
Centre  Market 

Murry  John  (Murry  &  Co),  72  and  73 
Centre  Market 

Mnrrv  Mrs  Mary,  confectionery,  1002) 
Valencia 

Murry  Wm  (Murry  ft  Co),  72  and  73 
Centre  Market 

Murtha  W  O,  plamber,  1417  Buchanan 

MUSEK  BB(r(>  importers  of  lace,  em- 
broideries, kid  gloves,  etc,  541  Mar-* 
ket 

MirSEB  OTTO  (Muser  Bros),  president 
8  F  Verein,  541  Market 

MUSEUM  OF  ANATOMT.  Dr  Jor- 
dan ft  Co,  751  Market,  office  211 
Geary 

Museum  California  Academy  of  Sciences, 
Wm  G  Harford  msr,  216  Bush 

Museum  of  the  California  State  Mining 
Bureau,  212  Sutter 

Museum  of  Natural  History,  open  Tues- 
days, Thursdays  and  Saturdays,  216 
Bnsh 

Musgrave  T,  jeweler,  296  16th 

"Musical  Budget,"  37  Post 

"Musical  Review"  (monthly),  139 
Kearny 

Muslating  L,  chop  house,  1923  Polk 

Muasant*  Chaa  (Chas  Mussante  ft  Co), 
1332Dapont 


Mussante  Chas  ft  Co  (D  Biggio  and  Chaa 

Mussante),  1332  Dnpont 
Musto  Bros  (J  and  J  Musto),  marble 

works,  709-715  Battery 
Mutschler  Chr,  boots  and  shoes,  2  Tyler 
MUTUAL  BENEFIT  LIFE  IHSuB- 

ANCE  CSO»  James  Munsell  Jr  general 

agent,  416  Montgomery 
Mutual  Building  and  Loan  Association 

of   San  Francisco  (The),   Ferdinand 

Toklas  sec,  218  California 
Mutual  Ice  Co,  John  Cashia  sec  and 

snpt,  222  6th 

MUTUAL  LIFEIKSUBANCE  COM- 
FANT  OF  NEW   TOBK.   A  B 

Forbes  general  manager,  214  Sansome 

Mutual  Security  Fund  Association  of 
C.difomia,  W  H  Wells  general  mat, 
C  S  Haley  M  D  medical  director,  Si 
Kearny 

Muus  Hennr,  groceries,  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Mason 

Muzio,  Arura  ft  Casassa,  fruits  and  gro- 
ceries, 801  Bush 

Muzio  John  (Muzio  ft  Krynski),  liquors, 
2925  Mission 

Muzio  ft  Krynski  (John  Muzio  and  Lu- 
cac  Kryneki),  wines  and  liquors,  2925 
Mission 

Myer,  see  also  Meyer,  Maier  and  Meier 

MzEB  A  W*  watchmaker  and  jewel- 
er, 1014  Market 

Myer  C,  real  estate,  211  Clay 

Myer  Christian,  groceries,  1 122  Harrison 

Myer  G,  cigar  a^,  30  and  32  California 

Myer  Henry,  tailor,  109  Sutter 

MyEB  HENBTi  liquors,  southeast 
comer  4th  and  Brannan 

Myer  L,  propr  Myer's  Bakery,  211  Sut- 
ter 

Myers  Miss  C  M,  dry  and  ladies'  furn- 
ishing eoods,  141  4th 

Myers  Mward,  attomey-at-law,  207 
Sansome 

Myers  G  L,  laundry,  30S  Bush 

Myers  H  (H  Myers  ft  Son),  227  Kearny 

Myers  Harrold,  (H  Myers  ft  Son),  227 
and  333  Kearny  and  734  Market 

Myers  Henry  (Brunings  ft  Myers),  600 
Market 

Myers  H  B  (Myers  ft  Racouillat),  oor 
9th  and  Harrison 

Myers  H  H  (Myers  ft  Racouillat),  cor 
9th  and  Harrison 

Myers  H  ft  Son  (Henry  and  Harrold 
Myers),  jewelry,  227,  323  and  623 
Kearny  and  732  and  734  Market 

Myers  John  F,  Adams  ft  Westlake  Oil 
Stove,  Our  Starlieht  Oil,  house  fur- 
nishing goods,  77  4th 

Myers  Leon  R,  _  marblo  saw-mill,  20 
Gold,  yard  117' and  119  Main,  and 
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Myers  J  T  (Myers  4  Whigham),  14  6th 
Myers  M  J,  tailor,  9  Hardie  Place 
Myers  &;  Racouillat   (H  B  Myers  and  L 

KacouilUt),  box  factory,  cor  9th  and 

Harrison 
Myers    Miss    S   D,    dressmaker,    508 

Mason 
Myers  &  Sou  (Henry  Myers),  watches 

and  jewelry,  732  and  734  Market 
Myers  Wm,  lodgings,  40i  Geary 
Myers  ft  Whigham  (John  F  Myers  and 

V  M  Whigham),  oils  and  oil  stoves, 

14  6th 
Myher  James,  carpenter,  41  Eddy 
Myrick  M   H,  justice  supreme   court, 

cor  Stockton  and  O'Farrell 
Myrtle  Club,  1600  Powell 
Myrtle   Hall,   South  San  Francisco  on 

ftailroad  ave  bet  7th  and  8th  aves 
Mysell  J  G,  bakery,  1643  Mission 

■JV 
NABEB,  ALFS  &  BRTJNE.  (Henry 

D    Naber,    \Vm    Alfs    and    Henry 
Brune),  wholesale  liquor  dealers,  413 
Front 
Naber  I  (S  B  Dinkelspiel  &  Co),  313 

Bush 
Naccurini  Eugene,  fruits  and   poultry, 

707  Broadway 
Nachman  Adolph,   Champion    Spring- 
bed  and   Iron  Folding  Bedstead,  77 
and  79  New  Montgomery 
Nachtsheim  Mrs   Fred,  cor   Kentucky 

and  Butte 
Nagel  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  28  Stock- 
ton 
Nagel  Joachim,  groceries,  N  W  cor  Post 

and  Broderick 
NAOEL  JOHN,  sewing  machines,  1100 

Stockton 
Nagel  Prof  P,  music,  7  Mason 
Nagel  Wn),  butcher,  627  Bush 
Nager  Paul,   (Tscharner  &  Nager),  215 

Dupout 
Nagel  P  B,  attorney -at-law,  511  Mont- 
gomery 
Nagle    Henry  H,   marine   underwriter 

for  Parrott&  Co,  306  California 
Nacle  Richard   H,  carpenter,  26  Perry 
Nahl  A,  artist,  318  Kearny 
Nail  Mrs  C,  groceries,  327  Tehama 
Namany   Hemrich  (Shuldt  &  Namany), 

813  Clay 
Napa  Socfa  Springs,  Cyrus  Cutter  and 
T  A  Pearson,   office  and  depot  159 
New  Montgomery 
NAFHTALY,   FREIOEITRICH   & 
ACKERMAX  (Joseph  Naphtaly,  L> 
Freidenrich,   and    C    L  Ackerman), 
attorneys-at-Iaw,  426  California, 
Naphtaly    B  F,    attorney-at-law,    655 
Washineton 


NAFHTALT    JOSEPH    (Naphtalv, 

Freidenrich  &  Ackerman),   426  Cau- 
fornia 
Narager  Albert,  coffee  saloon,  516  Pine 
Nardali  Sab,    wood     and    coal,    1803 

Mason 
Nariot  Emnst,  artist,  822  Greenwich 
Nash  Joseph,  mining  sec,    328  Mont- 
gomery 
Nash  Mrs  Minnie,  ladies'  hairdresser, 

human  hair  goods,  137  6th 
Nash    W    H    (Eveleth    &  Nash),    211 

Washington 
Masi  Harry,  saloon,  210  Steuart 
Nass  Andi'ew,   bootmaker,  416  Folsom 
Nassf  u  S,  hairdresser,  2003  Mission 
Nasser  Barney,  saloon,  913  Kearny 
Nast,  Greenzweigft  Co  (George  Greenz- 
weig    and  Joseph    B   Galland),   dia- 
monds,  watches,    and    jewelry,   533 
Market 
Nathan   A  (Nathan  &  Co),  37  and  38 

5th 
Nathan  Anton  (G  Cohn  k  Co),  117  and 

119  Pme 

Nathan  B  (B  Nathan  &  Co),  130  Sutter 

Nathan    B  &    Co    (B   Nathan    and  F 

Dohrmann),  crockery  and  glassware, 

130  Sutter 

Nathan  Charles,   merchant    tailor,   36 

Montgomery 
Nathan  ft  Co  (A  Nathan),  dry  goods,  27 

and  239  5th 
Nathan  Hermann,   horse  trader,  1913 

Mission 
Nathan  Mrs  L,   second-hand   clothing, 

929  Market 
Nathan,  Pulverman  ft  Co,  (B  Pulver- 
man  and  S  J   Nathan)    mfr    men's 
clothing,  29  Battery 
Nathan  Samuel,  tailor,  117  3d 
Nathan    S   J    (Nathan,  Pulverman   ft 

Co,)  res  New  York 
Nathan     Suskind,   livery  stable,    1623 

Powell 
Nathanson  Godfrey,  music  teacher,  1303 

Mission 
National  Armory  Hall,  324  Post 
NATIONAL  fiREWERT,  Charles  E 
Hanson  proprietor,   southeast  corner 
Fulton  and  Webster 
National   Fire  Ins  Co  of  New    York, 
W  J  Dutton  general  agt,  401  Califor- 
nia 

NATIONAL  FIRE  AND  MARINE 
INSURANCE  COMPANY  OF 
NEW  ZEALAND.  W  J  CuUmgham 
general  ugent,  213  Sansome 

National  Flour  Mills,  J  Martenstien  and 
A  V  Deming  proprs,  SW  cor  Battery 
and  Pacific 

NATIONAL  INSURANCE  COM- 
PANYi  Macdonald  ft  Hawes  general 
agents,  401  California 


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National  Iron  Works,  I    0  Marshutz 

and  T  G  Cantrell  pr ;» ra,  NW  cor 

Main  and  Howard 
National  Ijife  Insurance  Co,   of  U  S  A, 

Henry  Cox  aet,  620  Washington 
National  Shiit  Co,  £  Oreenbaum  &  Co 

proprs,  10  Bush 
NATtONAL    SURGICAL    INSTI- 
TUTE! Drs  J  M  Uinkle  and  G,  W 

Handy,  319  Bush 
Native  Suna  of  the  Golden  West,  320 

Post 
Natuma  Water  and  Mining  Co,  Folsom, 

Sacramento  County,  H  P  Livermore 

treas  and  sec,  806  Market 
Natorp  B  ( Wilkeus  &  Co),  lOi)  California 
NAUGHTON  J  F  (Naughton  &  Mc- 

Murray),  secretary  Safety  Fund,  126 

Kearny 

NAUGHTON  &  HCMUBBAT  (J  F 

Naughtou  and    Val    C    McMurray), 

attorney s-at-law,  126  Kearny 
Nauinan  P  Z  (Naumau  &  Co),  204  Clay 
Nauinan  P  Z  &  Co   (P  Z  Nauman  and 

J(  "eph  Mikhell),  safes  and  scales,  204 

Clay 
Nauuton  George,  shipping  master,  524 

Battery 
Navajo  Mill  ig  Cu,  J  W  Pew  sec,  310 

Pine 
Nava  Tzedek  Synagogue,  10  Tyler 
Navy  Pay  OiHcer,  James  Fulton,  U  S 

Appraiser's  Building 
Navlut  Victor,  basketmaker,  512  Com- 
mercial 
N  B  and  M  R  R  Stable,  328  and  330 

4th 
N  B  and  M  R  R  Ticket  Office,  James 

T  Boyd  Jr  clerk,  302  and  304  4th 
NealChas  S(Chas  S  Neal  &  Co),   sec 

San  Francisco  Stock  and  Exchange 

Board.  327  Pine 
Neal  Charles  &  Co  (Chas  S  Neal),  stock 

brokers,  317  Moiitgomery 
Neal  &  Hoeber  (J  F  Neal  and  Eugene 

Hoeber),   printers,  415  Montgomery 
Neal  J  F  (Neal  &,  Hoeber),  415  Mont- 
gomery 
Neale  Vincent,  attorney-at-law  and  sec 

Pacific  Coast  Dredging  and  Reclama* 

tion  Co,  315  California 
Neary  Dan  R,  bootmaker,  85  Stevenson 
Neary  T,  wood  and  coal,  730  Guerrero 
Neeb  Henry,  tailor,  1228  Pacitic 
Needham  Kev  A  T,  pastor  Grace  M  E 

Church,  Alabama  bet  23d  and  24th, 

res  204  lUth 

NEEDHAM'S  BED  CLOVER.  F  C 

Brownlee  agent,  1059  Mission 
Needles  A  P,  attorney-at-law,  520  Mont- 
gomery 
Neery  D,  florist,  cor  Folsom  and  20th 
NeflT  H  C,  furnishing  goods,  1016  Mar- 
ket 


Neil  D  O,  livery  stable,  S36  Howard 

Neil  Susie  F,  art  school,  841  Market 

Neilsen  Wilhelm,  restaurant,  227  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Neilson  Mrs  Anna,  cofiTee  saloon,  1205 
Fillmore 

Neimann  Henry,  bakery,  418  O'Farrell 

Neis  Philip  (Philip  Neis  &  Co),  415  Sao- 
ramento 

NEIS  FHIUP  &  CO  (Philip  Neis  and 
R  M  Brangon),  hop  merchants  and 
brewers'  materials,  416  Sacramento 

Nelle  George  (F  R  H  Rosenbanm  &,  Co), 
567  Market 

Nelligan  Wm  H,  bootmaker,  303^  5th 

Nellmann  John,  saloon,  700  Montgom- 
ery 

Nelson  Miss  Adelia,  teacher  Valencia 
Primary  School 

Nelson  Andrew,  pres  California  Tran8« 
portation  Co,  NW  cor  Jackson  and 
East 

Nelson  &  Bolander  (Melvin  Nelson  and 
Louis  P  Bolander),  planing  mill,  118 
Mission 

Nelson  Bros  (J  and  C  Nelson),  oyster 
saloon.  Mission  Market,  cor  16th  and 
Mission 

Nelson  Charles,  wood  and  coal,  506  Post 

Nelson  Charles,  tailor,  155  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Nwson  Chas,  act  Warren  Creek  Mill 
Redwood  Lunaber  Co,  34  Market 

Nelson  Chas  (Nelson  Bros),  cor  16th  and 
Mission 

Nelson  G  A,  ferry  agt  N  P  C  R  R,  foot 
of  Clay 

Nelson  G,  rattan  works,  648  Mission 

Nelson  H  (Dickson  &  Nelson),  cor  2d 
and  Bryant 

NELSON  &  HANSEN  (J  Nelson  and 
^  Hansen),  coffee  saloon,  700  Mission 

Nelson  Harry  N,  restaurant,  121  5th 

Nelson  Henry,  groceries,  344  Bryant 

NELSON  J  (Nelson  &  Hansen),  700 
Mission 

Nelson  John  (Nelson  Bros),  Mission 
Market 

Nelson  James,  butcher,  Arcade  Market 

Nelson  James  W  (Nelson  &  Petersen), 
504  Front 

Nelson  John  (Nelson  &  Puveogel),  gro- 
ceries, 17  7th 

Nelson  John,  saloon,  21  Pacitic 
Nelso.i   Melv'n    (Nelson  &  Bolander), 

118  Mission 
Nelson  Peter,  saloon,  11  Jack<>on 
Nelson  &  Petersen  (J  W  Nelson  and  C  R 
Petersen),  wholesale  grocers,  504  Front 
Nelson  &  Puveogel  (John  Nelson  and 

John  Puveogel),  groceries,  17  7th 
Nelson  S  P  (Smith  &  Nelson),  10  Com- 
mercial 
Nelson  Thomas  H,  furniture,  136  4th 


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Nelaon  W,  hardware,  000  and  602  Front 
Neptune  and  Mernuud  Swinunins  Baths, 

W    H    Bovee  propr,    office   Nevada 

Block,  baths  foot  of  HyUe  and  Larkin 
Neaaen  E  P,  shipowner,  1  Mission 
Nestel  Ausast,  barber,  320  Francisco 
Netherlands,  Consul  of,  J  de  Fren^'Tt 

410  Battery 
Neubert  Rudolph  (Neabert  &  Turk),  26 

and  26  California  Market 
'Toabert  &  Turk  (Rudolph  Neubert  and 

Henrv  Turk),  dairy  produce,  25  and 

26  California  Market 
Neuburger  Jules  (Neuburger,  Reiss  & 

Co),  re»  Paris 
NEuBUROER  GU8TAVE  (Neubur- 

ger,  Reiss  &  Co),  516  Market 
NEUBUROER,  REISS  ft  00  (Gus- 
tavo and  Jules  Neuburger  and  Bernard 
Reiss),  importers  and  wholesale  for- 
eit^n  dry  goods,  17  Sutter  and  516 
Market 
Neuman  Albert,  watchmaker  and  jewel- 
er, 9  Geary 
Neuman  G,   groceries,    1144  and   1146 

Folsom  and  1307  Polk 
Neuman  I,  carpets,  oil  cloth  and  up- 
holstery, 117  6th 
Neuman  Israel,  tailor,  225  5th 
Neuman  L  (Bush  ft  Neuman),  S  Kearny 
Neuman  P,  capt  Co  D,   2d  Artillery,  N 

G  of  California,  620  Bush 
Neumann  ft  Eickhofif  (Paul  Neumann 
and   Henry  Eickhoff),  attorneys  and 
counselors-at-law,  432  Montgomery 
Neumann  Isaac,  carpets,  117  6th 
Neumann  Leopold,  dentist,  8  Kearny 
Neumann  Mark,  physician,  1 17  6th 
Neumann  Paul  (Neumann  ft  Eickhoff ), 

432  Montgomery 
Neumiller  Jacob,    carriage  and  wagon 

factory,  23  7th 
Neunaber   Henry,    groceries,   SW  cor 

Beale  and  Folsom 
Neuschwander  S   (L  Juri  ft  Co),  1328 
and  1330  Stockton 

NEU8TADTER  BROS  (Henry,  J  H 

and    D   Neustadter,   I  Oppenheimer 
and  Joseph  Rosenbaum),   furnishing 

goods,    southwest   comer   Pine  and 
ansome 
Neustadter   David  (Neustadter  Bros), 

SW  cor  Fine  and  Sansome 
Neustadter   Henry  (Neustadter  Bros), 

New  York 
Neustadter  Jacob  H  (Neustadter  Bros), 

SW  cor  Pine  and  Sansome 
NEUVAL  F  H  (Neuval  ft  Somervell), 

422  Montgomery  and  420  Jackson 

NEUVAL  ft  SOMERVELL.  Pacific 

Aaphaltum    Company,   420   Jackson 


and  422  Montgomery 
NeawaIdW(B  Grave  ft 
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NeuxJ  P,  attomey-at-law,  434  Cali- 
fornia    ^^ 

NEVADA  BANK  OF  SAN  FRAN- 
OnOOt  J  C  Flo  h1  president,  Geo  L 
Brander  vl?o-n>'osident,  J  S  Angus 
cashier,  northwest  comer  Montgom- 
ery and  Pine 

Nevada  Block,  NW  cor  Montgomery 
and  Pine 

Nevada  House,  Martin  Brunsen  propr. 
528  Pacific 

Nevada  Land  and  Mining  Co,  W  H 
Watson  sec,  302  Montgomery 

Nevada  Lodging-house,  132  6th 

NEVADA  METALLURGICAL 
WORKS*  C  A  Luckhardt  manager, 
23  Stevenson,  branch  office  12  Leides- 
dorff 

Nevada  Salt  and  Borax  Co,  C  VanDyok 
Hubbard  sec,  310  Pine 

Nevers  L  J  (Olsson  ft  Nevers),  111  Ut 

Neville  ft  Co  (Geo  H  Bryant,  S  A  Ne- 
ville and  Max  Pracbt),  bai^s,  tents, 
twines,  hose,  etc,  31  and  33  California 

Neville  £  H,  money  broker,  1 16  Mont- 
gomery 

Neville  S  A  (Neville  ft  Co),  3!  and  33 
California 

Neville  W  A,  mining,  215  Sansome 

Nevin  C  W  ft  Co  (C  W  Nevin),  print- 
ers, 532  Commercial 

"NEW  AGE."  W  F  Noroross  pro- 
prietor, 420  Kearny 

New  L  A  (E  Mausbach  ft  Co),  26  and 
28  Kearny 

NEW  ATLANTIC  HOTEL.   Claus 

Kock  proprietor,  207  Mont|(omery  ave 
New  Central  Market,  1660  Mission 
New  City  Hall,  junction    McAllister, 

Larkin  and  Market 
New  Clay  Street  Market,  520  Clay 
New    Continental ,  Hotel,    D    Buckley 

propr,  547  Mission  ^ 

New  England  Combination  Roofing  Co, 

Henry  W  Miller  propr,  cor  Main  and 

Mission  

NEW  ENGLAND  MUTUAL  LIFE 

INSURANCE  CO.   Henry  K  Field 

general  agent,  328  Montgomery 
New  England  Roofing  Co,  48  Main 
New  Franklin  Hotel,  H  Curran  propr, 

SE  cor  Sansome  and  Pacific 
New  Hampshire  Fire  Insurance  Co  of 

Manchester,  Jennings  &  Stillman  agts, 

317  Califomia 
New  Hansa  Hotel,   M^ra  W  C  Hansen 

propr,  A  H  Hansen  mgr,  320  Drumm 

NEW  HAVEN.  CONN.  INSUR- 
ANCE CO,  Macdonald  ft  Hawea,  gen- 
eral agents,  401  California 

New  Helvetia  Hotel,  C  A  Renner  propr, 
621  Califomia 

NEW  ITALIAN  RESTAURANT, 

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New  Jerasalem  Swed^borgian  Church, 

in  the  Hall,  413  Sutter 
New  Metropolitan  Market,    oor   New 

Montgomery  and  Mission 
New    Orleans    Insurance    Association, 

Hutchinson  ft  Mann  agts,  322  rjid324 

California 
New  Presentation  Chapel,  cor  Tyler  and 

Ellis 
New  Record  House,  lodgings,  100  McAl- 
lister 
New  Science  Dress  Cutting,   Theodore 

Oebler  general  agt,  1137  Mission 
New  Washington  Hotel,  U  F   Maass 

propr,  622  Ith 

NSW  WlSOONSDr  HOTEL.  Henry 

Evans  proprietor,  902  Montgomery 
New  Year  Silver  Mining  Co  of  Arizona, 

328  Montgomery 
NEW  YO^K  BAKEBT>   restaurant, 

Wm  Pike   proprietor,  626  and   628 

Kearny 
New  York  Candy   Factory,  6  Pankin 

propr,  no  2d 
New  York  Cloak  Mfg  Co  (John  Fitz- 
gerald and  P  W  Greany),    1233  Mar- 

NEW  TORE   DENTAL  BOOMS, 

H  C  Massic  proprietor,  19  6th 

NEW   TOBK   OALLEBT.  J  H 

Peters  ft  Co  proprietors,  25  3d 
New  York  Jewelry    Co,    Joseph  Her- 

spring  proprietor,  35  Sutter 
New  York,  Lake  Erie  ft  Western  R  R, 

J  O  McCall  agt,  608  Market 
New  York  Life  Insurance  Co,   Alex  G 

Ha^  .ja  mgr,  220  Sansome 

NEWTOBKMETBOFOLE INSXJB- 

ANCE  OOMPANT.  Smith  ft  Snow 

agents,  320  California 
New  York  Mining  Co,  F  E  Dietz  sec, 

327  Pine 
NEW  TOBK  PIANO  COMPANY. 

E  8  Bonelli  proprietor,  909  Market 
New  York  ft  San  Francisco  Collar  Co 

(Sol  J  Levy  and  Leopold  Brenner).  4 

Battery 
New  York  Soap  Co,  Newell  ft  Bro  proprs, 

221  Davis 
New  York  Straw  Works,  J  G  Thurston 

yropr,  757  Howard  

NEW  YOBK    XrNDEBWBITEBS 

Ai}ENCY«  Cesar  Bertheau  manager, 
Henry  Balzer  ft  Co  agents,  200  San- 
some 

New  Zealand  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance 
Co,  Hugh  Craig  mgr,  412  California 

New  Zealand  Insurance  Co,  Hugh  Craig 
mgr,  412  California 

New  Zealand  Loan  and  Mercantile 
Agency  Co  (limited),  Hugh  Craig  agt, 
412  California 

Newbaner  ft  Co  (H  W  NlWbauer), 
wholesale  matches,  206  Sacramento 


Newbaner  Jos,  coal,  206  Bush  and  Main 
bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Newdoofer  Henrv,  bootmaker,  61S  Davis 

Newell  ft  Bro  (Horace  and  David  Ne- 
well), New  York  Soap  Co,  and  Eu- 
reka Salt  Co,  221  Davis 

Newell  David  (Newell  ft  Bro),  221  Davis 

Newell    H  (Newell  ft  Bro),  221  Davis 

NEWELL  THOMAS>  grain  commis- 
sion merchant,  124  Clay 

Newell  Wm,  mfr  printer's  rollers,  616 
Commercial 

Newell  Wm  A,  physician,  630  Howard 

New-hall  E  W  (Newhall's  Sons  ft  Co), 
311  and  313  Sansome 

Newhall  G  D,  mfg  agt,  16  Montgomery 

Newhall  H  C,  attorney-at-law,  rooms  2 
and  4,  609  Sacramento 

Newhall  H  M  ft  Co  (Gilbert  Palache), 
commission  merchants,  309  Sansome 

Newhall's  Suns  ft  Co  (£  W  and  W  S 
Newhall),  commission  merchants  and 
auctioneers,  311  and  331  Sansome 

NEWHALL  W  MAYO  (Loughbor- 
ough ft  Newhall),  607  Montgomery 

Newhall  Walter  S  (Newhall's  Sons  ft  Co), 
auctioneers  and  commission  merchantSi 
311  and  313  Sansome 

Newhoff  Frank,  cutlery,  27  Leidesdorff 

Newhouse  0  (Bay  City  Mfg  Co),  226  Fell 

Newkirk  D  I,  blacksmith,  2723  Mission 

NEWLANDS  F  Q,  attomey-at-law, 
230  Montgomery 

Newlands  James,  sec  Crown  Point,  Yel- 
low Jacket  and  Gold  Hill  G  ft  S  Min- 
inc  Co,  327  Pine 

Newlands  Wm  L,  physician,  416  Sutter 

Newman  Adolph,  butcher,  1079  Market 

Newman  Bartell  B,  attorney-at-law, 
729  Montgomery 

Newman  Benj  (Newman  ft  Freud),  1025 
and  1027   Stockton 

Newman  ft  Freud  (Benj  Newman  and 
Isidor  Freud),  fancy  goods,  1025  and 
1027  Stockton 

Newman  H,  sec  Columbia  Lodge  I  0  B 
B,  121  Ed^y 

NEWMAN  HENBY  (Selig  ft  New- 
man), millinery  goods,  31  Sutter 

Newman  J,  saloon,  B  B  Hall,  119  and 
12i  Eddy 

Newman  J  (Sol  Wangenheim  ft  Co)  cor 
Davis  and  Sacramento 

Newman  James,  goldleaf  factory,  202 
Post 

Newman  Mrs  Johanna,  restaurant,  20 
Leidesdorff 

Newman  Joseph  (Pacific  Jewelry  Co), 
6  Battery 

Newman  Julius  (Pacific  Jewelry  Co), 
6  Battery 

NEWMAN  &  LEVINSON  (Wm  j 

Newman  and  John  Levinson),  fancy 
goods,  129  Kearny 


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Newman  Philip,  saloon,  1 13  24th 
Newman  S  (Sol  Wangenheim  &  Co),  cor 

Davia  and  Sacramento 
Newman  S,  physician,  604^  2d 
Newman  Samael,  mgr  Hunliug's  CoIIco- 

tion  Office,  648  Washington 
Newman  Wm  J  (Newman  ft  Levinson). 

129  Kearny 
Newmann  Paul,  pres  Bohemian  Club, 

430  Pine 
Newmark  A  (Mocker  &  Newmark),  327 

Turk 

NEWMARK.  OBUENBEBO  ft  CO, 

(M  J  Newmark  and  Max  Gruenberg), 

wholesale  liqui/rs,  221  and  223  Bush 
Newmark  Joseph  P   ( J  P  Newmark   & 

Co),  214  California 
Newmark  J  P  4;   Co  (Joseph    P  New- 
mark),    commisbion    morchants    and 

wool  and  hides,  214  California 
Newmark  M  J  (Newmark,   Gruenberg 

&  Co),  221  and  223  Bush 
Newmark  N  (Brewer  &  Newmark),  330 

Pine 
Newsom  &,  Gash  (John  J  Newsom  and 

John  Gash),  architects,  33  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Newsom  John  J  (Newsom  &  Gash),  33 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Newsom  Jos  C  (S  A  Jos  C  Newsom),  5(M 

Kearny 
Newsom  Samuel  (S  &  Jos  C  Newsom), 

604  Kearny 
Newsom  S  &  Jose  (Samuel  and 

Joseph    C  News  ...i,    .uri^itects,   504 

Kearny 
Newtan  K  C,  dentist.  321  Geary 
Newton  Bros  &  Co  (L  Henry  and  Mor- 
ris Newton),  wholesale  groceries,  204 

and  206  California 
Newton  Henry  (J  K  Armsby  &Co),  303 

Front 
Newton  L  Henry  (Newton  Bros  &,  Co), 

204  and  206  California 
Newton  Morris  (Newton  Bros  &  Co), 

204  and  206  California 
Neylan  James,  lumber,  18  and  20  Spear 
Niagara  Fire  Insurance  Co,  Van  Tassel, 

Toy  Sl  Co  agts,  314  California 

Niagara  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  O 

C  Miller  sec,  409  California 
Niagara  House,  William  Eggert  propr, 

724  Mis  ion 
Niblo's  Garden,  cor  Grove  and  Laguna 
Nicaragua,  Consul  General  of,   F   Her- 

rera,  room  5,  218  California 
Nichell  C  F  A,  physician,  706  Post 
Nichol  F  W,  laundry,  535  Mission 
Nicholas  Geo,  barber  and  lodging-house, 

37  Sacramento 
Nicholas  Hotel,    August  Kuch  propr, 

San  Bruno  Road  bet  26th  and  Army 
Nicholda  BIrs  M,  groceries,  308  Tehama 


Nichols  A  C  &  Co  (A  C  Nichols),  com- 
mission merchants,  hides,  tallow  and 
i)elt8,  400-404  Battery 

NICHOLS  OEORQE.  wines,  liquors 
and  cigars,  southeast  comer  Post  and 
Central  ave 

Nichols  J  (Nichols  &  Litzius),  431  Turk 

Nichols  L  H,  drsss  and  cloakmaking, 
131  Post 

Nichols  &  Litzius  (J  Nichols  and  A  Lit- 
zius), upholsterers,  431  Turk 

Nichols  Kiuhard,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
650  4th 

Nichols  W  M,  liquors,  ^W  cor  Powell 
and  Francisco 

Nicholson  J,  blacksmith,   1835  Mission 

Nicholson  John  H  (E  Detrick  &  Co),  6- 
9  California     • 

Nicholson  Joseph  C,  ship  and  mdse 
broker,  214  California 

Nicholson  W  A  S,  attorney-at-law  and 
justice  of  the  peace,  520  Montgom- 
ery 

NICHI7AIS  OM  (Kennedy  &  Nich- 

uals),  324  3d 
Nickel  J  L  (J  L  Nickel  &.  Co),  1. 3  Cali- 
fornia 
Nickel  J  L  &  Co  ( J  L  Nickel),  commis- 
sion merchants,  123  California 
Nickelsburg  S   (Cahn,    Nickelsburg  & 

Co),  129  and  131  Sansome 
Nick  las  John,  groceries,  311  7th 
Nicol  J  C,  carpenter,  841  Valencia 
Nicolai  W,  merchant  tailor,  232  Bush 
Nicolaysen  Frank  N,  hotel  and  saloon, 

127  and  129  Jackson 
Nicolaysen  J,  saloon,  NE  cor  Leides- 
dorffand  Halleck 

NICOLL  ALEXANDER,  merchant 
tailor  and  general  outtitter,  816  and 
818  Market 

Niebaum  G,  vice-consul  Russia,  1019 
Pine 

Niece  J  W,  liquors,  901  Kearny 

Nielsen  H  (Bandmann,  Nielsen  &  Co), 
210  Front 

Nielsen  James,  boarding-house,  418 
Drumm 

Nielsen  John  C,  coffee-house,  821  Kearny 

Nielson  Chris,  restaurant,  632  Vallejo 
and  405  Montgomery  ave 

Nielson  W,  coffee  saloon,  227  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Niely  David,  nursery  and  florist,  NE 
cor  Folsom  and  20th 

Niemann  H,  shirt  mfr,  room  9,  223 
Kearny 

Niemanns  Henry,  bakery,  1305  Polk 
Niemeyer  &  Hoffman  (H  Niemeyer  and 

John     Hoffman),     restaurant,     403 

Spear 
Nienstedt   Dietrich,    liquors,    SE    cor 

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Xienen  J,   liquon    and  coffee  laloon, 

2612  Geary 
Nightiuptale  J,  pliyaioian,  906  Market 
Niffhtingalo  John   Jr,    physician,    300 

Haight 
NIOSO  JAMES  V.  'tquon.  1312  Du- 

jpont 
Nue  M  D,  picture  frames  and  lookiiig 

glass  factory,  cor  Montgomery    ave 

and  Chestnut 
Ninth  Ward  Hall,  409  3d 
Niquet  Chafles,  liquors,  539  California 
Noaok  Wm,  liquors,  164  Bluxome 
Noble  A  T,  milkman  and  aec  Mutual 

Aid  and  Protective  Association,   36 

Eddy 
Noble    Bros    (Thos  and  Wm    Noble), 

painters,  642  Clay   • 
Noble  H  (Harris  &   Noble),  208  Leides- 

dorff 
Noble  H  H  &  Co  (H  H  Noble),   stock 

brokers,  311  Mont)<omory 
Noble  James,  bootmaker,  448  Valencia 
NOBLE    PATRICK*    euperiutendent 

Pacific  Rolling   Mill    Company,   202 

Market 
Noble  Samuel  J,  book  and  job  printer, 

722  Montgomery 
Noble  Thos  (Noble  Bros),  642  Clay 
Nobje  Wm  (Noble  Bros),  642  Clay 
Nobmann    Christoph,    groceries,     SW 

cor  California  and  Fillmore 
Nobmann  Fred,  liquors,  627  Merchant 
Noo  and  Temple  Street  Pi imary  ijchool, 

cor  Noe  ana  Temple 
NOETHIO  WM,  proprietor  Humboldt 

Brewery,  183i)  Mission 
Noisat  A  (Noisat  Bros),  1334  Dupont! 
Noisat  Bros  (J  and  A  Noisat),  1334  Du- 

pont 
Noisat  J  (Noisat  Bros),  1334  Dupont 
Nolan  Bros  (P  F  and  Jas  C  Nolan), 

boots  and  shoes,  812  and  814  Market 
Nolan  E  (Picket  tc  Nolan),  14  and  16 

Clementina 
Nolan  E  D  (E  D  Nolan  &.  Co),  71  and  73 

Stevenson 
Nolan  £  iJ  &  Co   (E  D  Nolan),  shoe 

factory,  71  and  73  Stevenson 
HAaa  Jumes,  liquors,   SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Busk 
Nolan  James  C  (Nolan  Bros),  812  and 

814  Markci 
Nolan  James  H,  painter,  404  Montgom- 
ery 
Nolan  John,  livery,  1311  California 
Nolan  Michael  D,  boots  and  shoes,  1 1  3d 
Nolan  P  F   (Nolan  Bros),   812  and  814 

Market 
Nolan  Wm  H,  drayman,  535  Market 
Nolen  M  J,  attorney-at-law,  519  Mont- 
gomery 
HOLL  GEOEOE  (Fratinger  &  Noll), 

106  Kearny 


Nolte  August  F,  groceries,  SE  cor  Hyde 
and  Filbert 

Nolte  C  R,  uroceries,  3004  Mission         « 

NOLTE  WM  F,  taxidermist  of  Wood- 
ward's Museum,  31  Turk 

Nonnemann  Chas,  South  San  Francisco 
Packing  and  Provision  Co,  office  226 
Front 

Nonpariel  Soda  and  Syrup  Company,  S 
Benjamin  propr,  719  and  721  Bryant 

Noon  A,  phyaioian,  402  Kearny 

NOON  JAMES  T,  attomey-at-law,  230 

Kearny 
Noonan  Jeremiah,  bakery,  40  7th 
Noonday    Mining     Company,    Wm    J 

Taylor  sec,  room  25,  310  Pitie 
Norager  Albert,  ccffee  saloon,  616  Pine 
NORCBOSS   DANIEL    (Daniel  Nor- 

cross  ft  Co),  6  Post 
NORCROSS  DANIEL  &  CO  (Daniel 
and    H    N    Norcruss),    society    and 
military  regalia,  Hags,  banners,  etc,  6 
Post 
NORCROSS  H  N  (Daniel  Norcross  ft 

Co),  6  Post 
NORCROSS  W  E,  proprietor    "  New 

Affe,"  420  Kearny 
Nordbruch  H,  groceries,  642  Jackson 
NORDMAN  WOS  (J  and  L  Nordman), 
watchmakers  and  jewelers*  materials, 
120  Sutter 
Nordman  J  (Nordman  Bros),  120  Sutter 
Nordman  L  (Nordman  Bros),  120  Sutter 
Nordwell  0  W,  draper  and  tailor,  218 

Bush  

NOROROVE  JOHN,  trunks,   valises, 

etc,  12  Geary 
Noriega  Bros  (Pedro  and  Jiian  L  No- 
riega), hatters,  8  Kearny 
Noriega  J  L  (Noriega  Bros),  8  Kt;arny 
Noriega  Pedro  (Noriega  Bros),  8  Kearny 
NORSEAN    EDWARD,    house     and 

sign  painter,  1063  Market 
Norman  Frank,  hardware,  840  Valencia 
Norman  Lodge   Knights    of  Honor,   J 
Gans  sec,  B^nai  B'rlth  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Normand  Eugene,  liquors,  518  Valencia 
Normann  ft  Co  (Otto  Normaun),  liq- 
uors, 411  Bush 
Normann  Otto,  liquors,  411  Bush 
Norris  Charles,  oyster  saloon,  45  Wash- 
ington Market 
Norris  Shubrick  (Pierce  ft  Co),  20  Cali- 
fornia 
Norris  Wm,  sec  Spring  Valley  Water 

Works,  616  California 
North  American  Ice  Co,  B  B  Minor  sec, 

44  Nevada  Bftck 
North  Beach  Brewery,  Joseph  Schwarz 

propr,  NE  cor  Chesnut  and  Powell 
North   Beach  and  Mission  Street  Rail- 
road, cor  Fouith  and  Louisa 
North  Bluomiield  Gravel  Mining  Co,  320 
Sansome 


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North  BoDMM  Minins  Co.  W  W  Stet- 
■on  iieo,  room  07^909  Montgomery 

ThoniM  0  Oruat  iniuiager,213  Sansome 

North  Oarson  Consolidated  Mining  Co, 
331  Montgomery 

North  Chapman  Mining  Co,  419  Cali- 
fornia 

Noi-th  China  Inaurance  Co,  Maoondray 
ft  Co  agta,  206  Sansome 

North  Coamopolitan  Orammar  School, 
oor  Filbert  near  Jonea 

North  Extenaion  Gold  and  Silver  Min- 
ing Co,  V  Reoaayre  aeo,  331  Mont- 
gomery 

North  Freano  Mining  Ce,  W  H  Allen 
aec,  306  Pine 

North  German  Fire  Insurance  Co, 
Philip  Spoyer  ft  Co  agta,  425  Califor- 
nia 

North  German  Hotel,  Wu«e  ft  Wagner 
proprs,  26  Sacramento 

North  German  House,  Rich  Schad  mgr, 
N£  oor  8th  and  Brannan 

North  Gould  ft  Curry  Mining  Co,  331 
Montgomery 

North  Noonday  MiningCo,  Wm  J  Tay- 
lor aeo,  room  25,  310  Fine 

North  Pacifio  Boarding,  Sale,  and  Liv- 
ery Stable,  16  Waahington 

North  Pacific  Coast  Railroad,  Jamea  D 
Walker  prea,  F  B  Latham  aec,  430 
California 

NORTH  PACIFIG  HOTEL,  D  Haes- 

loop     proprietor,     northeast    corner 

Jackson  and  Drumm 
North    Pacific    Woolen    Mfg   Co,    331 

Montgomery 
North  Point    Bonded    Warehouse,  cor 

Sansome  and  Lombard 
North  Point  Free  Warehouse,  Haslett 

ft  Bailey  proprs,  Sanaome  nr  Chesnut 
'  North  Point  Grain  Dock  Warehouse,  J 

V  Lavery,  cor  Saasome  and  Chestnut 
North    San    Francisco  Homestead  and 

Railroad  Aaaociation,  F  S  Spring  pres, 

310  California 
Northam  E  F,  capitalist,  120  Sutter 
HOBTHAN     FRANK,    attomey-at- 

law,  224  Sanaome 
Northen  £  F,  mgr  Stern'a  ranches,  120 

Sutter 
Northmore   Samuel,  butcher,    NE   cor 

Folaom  and  12th 
NOR^PRN  'ASSURANCE  COM 

PANT  OF  LONDO^LAND  ABER- 
DEEN. Robert  DickJBh  manager,  441 

California 
Northern  Belle  Mill   and   Mining  Co, 

William  Willis   aeo,   room   29,    309 
Montgomery 
Northern  King  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  P 
J  Flannigan  sec,  318  Pine  I 


Northern  Inaurance  Co  of  London,  Eng- 
land, W  Lane  Booker  attorney,  oor 
California  and  Montgomery 

North  Union  Gharoh,  Fillmore  bet  Fil- 
bert and  Greenwich 

Northweatem  National  Insurance  Co  of 
Milwaukee,  Smith  ft  Snow,  310  Cali- 
fornia 

NORTHWESTERN  MUTUAL 
LIFE  nrSURANGE  COMPANY 
OF  MXLWAUKEBrJ  W  Howell 

general  agent,  507  Montgomery 
ETON  A  W  (B  F  Sawyer  ft  Co  and 
A  W  Norton  ft  Co),  400  Battery 

NORTON  A  W  4  CO  (A  W  Morton 
E  Manaase,  F  C  Anderton,  S  E  Hol- 
den  and  Roy  T  Kimball),  wool  pulloni, 
400  Battery 

NORTON  B  1,  physician,  9  Guerrero 

Norton  Henry  M,  livery  stable,  432 
Turk 

Norton  Isaac  (E  Greenbaum  ft  Co),  10 
Buah 

Norton  ft  Madaou  (R  Norton  and  O 
Madaon),  coopers,  112  Sacramento 

Norton  P,  liquoi-s,  1147  Market 

Norton  R  (Norf  on  ft  Madaon),  112  Sac- 
ramento 

NORVAL  OEOROE.  proprietor  Cali- 
fornia Cable  Rostaurant,  1427  Gali- 
fornia 

Norway,  Conaul  of,  A  Bergren,  406 
Montgomery 

Norwood  W  E,  prea  Windsor  Mining 
Co,  327  Pine 

Noaeacek  Joseph,  wire  worki^,  40  Teasie 

Notre  Dame  des  Victoires,  Bush  bet 
Dupont  and  Stockton 

Nougaret  Charles,  prnpr  S  F  Chair  Fac- 
tory, 133  and  135  Beale 

Nougues  Joseph  M,  attorney -at-law, 
411^  California 

Nounnan  Jas  H,  stationer  and  book- 
seller, 545  Hayes 

Nourse  George  A,  attorney-at-law,  420 
California 

Novella  Frank  (Novella  ft  Pitto),  427 
Jackson 

Novella  &  Pitto  (Frank  Novella  ^pd 
Guisseppe  Pitto),  livery  stable,  427 
Jackaon 

Novelty  Iron  Works,  Mixer  ft  Fillmore, 
211  and  213  Miasion 

Novelty  Wood  Works.  E  A  Stockton 
propr,  411  Mission 

Nowotny  Miss  A  F,  groceries,  cigars 
and  tobacco,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
130  5th 

Noye  Thomas,  saloon,  519  Pacifio 

Noyes  C  G,  mining,  328  Montgomery 

Noyea  Frederick,  carpenter  ana  builder, 
714  Loeuna 

Noyea  Mra  Mary  A,  dreaamaker,  714 
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Nnoleiu  Hoom,  Henry  Stern  mgr,  SE 

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Nosent  Rer  Dennia,    pMtor  St   Roee 

Conroht  Bnuunui 
Nugent  J  L  (Nngent  k  O'Neal,  S  F,  uid 

F  A  Graham  ft  Co,  Bernardo),  229 

Waahington 
Nngent  Jamee,  liquore,  827  Tehama 
VtrOXNl  *  OITEAL  (J   LNugent 

and  R  W  O'Neal),  produoe,  22dWadi. 

ington 
Nuhreuberg  Charlea,  grooeriea,  NW  oor 

Polk  ana  Broadway 
Nonan   Matthew,    Hibemia   Brewery, 

1226  Howard 
Nunea  Luiz,  clothing,  115  Jaokaon 
Nunez  A,  mgr  San  Francisco  District 

Telesraph  Co,  436  Califomia 
Nusa*  Wm,  bootmaker,  1127  Dupont 

VUTTALL  BAGOH  ft  00  (J  ^ut- 

tall,  J  Redington,  C  L  Fouta  and  F  P 

Bacon),  manufacturers  and  repairers 

machinery  and  iron  castings,  222  and 

22i  Fremont 
Nuttall  J  (Nuttall,  Bacon  k  Co),  222 

Fremont 
Nutting     Calvin    (Calvin   Nutting   & 

Son),  227  and  229  Main 
Nutting  Calvin  Jr  (Calvin  Nutting  ft 

Son),  227  and  229  Main 
NUTTIWa  CALVIH  ft  SON  (Calvin 

and  Calvin  Nutting  Jr),  Pivtneer  Iron 

Works,  227  and  229  Main 
Nutting  Joseph  E,  carpenter,  638  Mar- 
ket 
Nutting  W  P,  poultry,  stalls  7-10,  cor 

Bush  and  Polk 
Nutz  F,  painter,  722  Howard 
NTB   A  F    (A  F    Nye   ft  Co),    609 

and  611  Market 
NTE  A  F  ft  00  (A  F  Nye),  importers 

and  dealers  in  gas  fixtures,  609  and 

611  Market 
Nye    Albert  G,   artists'  materials  and 

picture  frames,  etc,  1033  Market 
Nye  David,  general  supt  N  P  C  R  K, 

430  Califomia 
Nye  J  W,  real  estate,  339  Kearny 
Nye  Mrs  M  £,  dressmaker,  425  Sutter 

NTOH  ft  FAIRWEATHEB  (WU 

liam    A  Nygh  and  J  Arthur  Fair- 
weather),  attorney8*at-law8,  330  Pine 
NTOH  WniJAM  A  (Nygh  ft  Fair- 
weather),  330  Pine 

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Oakland  Creek  Route  Ferr>,  foot  Mar- 
ket 

Oakland  Dairy,  W  J  Fifield  propr,  de- 
pot 117  11th 

OaKland  Fprrj-,  foot  Market 

OAKLAND   FEBBT   SALOON.  C 

Schroder,  426  East 


Oakland  Oaalight  Co,  J  West  Martin, 

pres,  J  Eastland  sec,  604  Commercial 
04D1AND.H0ME    IN8URANGB 

Ow\,aKY,  Brown,  Crai({'  ft   Co, 

general  agents,  W  S.Dsris,  city  agent, 

215  Sansome 
Oakland  Quicksilver  Mining  Co,  36  and 

37  Nevada  Block 
Oakland  and  San  Francisco  Express,  O 

W  Anderson  ft  Co  proprs,  331   East 
Oakland  Township  R  R  Oo,  A  E  Davis 

pres  and  treas,  toot  Market 
OAKLAND  TaANSFER   00>  Oscar 

Fitch  manager,  28  Market,  S  F,  962 

Broadway,   Oakland,     and    Mason's 

store.  East  Oakland 
OAKLET  A    DOTTi  rubber  stamps 

and  stencils,  712  Montgomery 
Oakley  C  M,  sec  Thunder  Powder  Co, 
I     606  Montgomery 
Oakley  R  O,  real  estate,  436  Califomia 

OAPiY'B  RUBBER  STAMP 
MANUFACTORY.  712  Montgomery 

O'Beime  A,  bntcher,  240  4th 

O'Beirne  Joseph  F,  deputy  derk^  U  S 
Circuit  Court  aihl  U  S  Commissioner, 
room  61,  U  S  Appraiser's  Building 

Obenauer  Oeorcte,  barber,  39  2d 

OBER  BENJAMIN  P  (Mrs  M  H  Ober 
and  Co),  326  Sutter 

OBER  MRS  MART  H  (Mrs  M  H 

Ober  ft  Co),  326  Sutter 
OBER  MRS  M  H  ft  CO  (Mrs  Mary  H 

and  Benjamin  P  Ober),  manufactur- 
ers of  corsets  and  ladies'  furnishing 
soods,  326  Sutter 

OKBRFELDER  BROS  ft  CO  (Tobias 

and  Max  Oberfelder),  wholesale  wines 
and  liquors,  and  ageuts  Amazon  Dis- 
tilling Company  (Covington,  Ky),  123 
California 
OBERFELDER     MAX      (Oberfelder 

Bros  ft  Co),  123  California 
OBERFELDER  TOBIAS  (Oberfelder 

Bros  ft  Co),  123  Califurnia 
Obermeyer  T  F  A,  saloon,  SE  cor  Post 

and  Dupont 
O'BERON  (THE),  see  The  O'Beron 
O'BERON  KTTiLTARD  BALLliquors, 
G  F  Walter  proprietor,  38  O'Farrell 
Obitz  Jacob,  coffee  saloon,  14  Montgom- 
ery ave 
ObradOvich  S,  restaurant,  901  Stockton 
O'Brien  Mrs  A,  liquors,  719  Howard 
O'Brien  Miss   imnie,   teacher  S    S  ^F 

school,  S  W  cor  14th  ave  and  L 
O'Brien  B  (O'Brien  Bros),  25  Tyler 
O'Brien  Benj,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  608 

Market  <' 

O'Brien  Bros  (J  and  B  O'Brien),  paint- 
ers, 25  Tyler 
O'Brien  D.  plumber  and  gasfitter,.  2  6th 
O'Brien    David  (O'Brien    ft  Puttock), 
1427  Polk 


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O'Brien  Dennis,  liquors,  317  Francisco 
O'Brien  D  J,  mason  and  builder,  326 

Pine 
O'Brien  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  528J  Valen- 
cia 
O'Brien      George,    boarding-l  >^u8e,      9 

Broadway 
O'Brien  Jas,  liquors,  719  Howard 
O'Brien  J  (Fitzpatrick  &  O'Brien),  cor 

4th  and  Jessie 
O'Brien  J  (O'Brien  Bros),  25  Tyler 
O'BRIEN    J    J,  proprietor    "The  Ar- 

cade,"  dry  goods,  924-928  Market 
O'Brien  John  (P  J  O'Brien  &  Sons),  331 

Tyler 
O'BRIEN  JOHN   (O'Brien  &  Ward), 

employment  otfico,  610  Clay 
O'Brien  John,  butcher,  721  Brannan 
O'Brien  John,  gr'^ccr,  237  Minna 
O'Brien  John,  haruessmaker,  204  8th 
O'Brien  John,  hair  goi'ds,  cor  Channel 

and  10th 
O'Brien  Joseph  (P  J  O'Brien  &   Sons), 

331  'lyler 
O'BRIEN  M  (Joseph  Wagner  &  Co), 

105  and  107  Mission 
O'Brien  Maggie,  teacher  West  Mission 

Primary  School 
O'Brien  Michael,  plumber,  432  Geary 
O'Brien  Patrick,  saloon,  106  Pacitic 
O'Brien  Peter,  saloon,  1 1 1  Vallejo 
O'Brien  PJ  (P  J  O'Brien  &  Sous),  331 

Tyler 
O'Brien  P  J  &  Sons  (P  J,  Willis,  John 
and  Joseph  0'  Brien),   carriage  mfrs, 
32'»  and  331  Tyler 
O'Brien  &  Puttock  (PavidO'Brien  and 
H    Puttock),   Telephone  Oyster  Co, 
1427  Polk 
O'Brien  Richard  (O'Brien  &  Eyall),  516 

Mission 
O'Brie  1  &  Ryall  (R  O'Brien  and  John 

Kyall),  sa'oon,  516  Mission 
O'Brien  T  A,  attorney-at-law,  324  Pine 
O'Brien  Thomas,   groceries,  650  Mission 
O'Brien    Thomas    M,    attorney-at-law, 

306  Pine 
O'Brien  Thomas  V,  attorney-at-law,  402 

Montsjomery 
O'BRIEN   &   WARD    (John   O'Brien 
and  James  Ward),  employment  office, 
610  Clay 
O'BRIEN  W  J,  dancing  teacher,  2131 

Mission 
O'Brien  Willis  (P  J  O'Brien  &  Sons), 

331  Tyler 
O'Brino  Wm,  saloon,  6  Jackson 
Obrock  J  D,   veterinary  surgeon,   1523 

Howard 
O'Bryan  Patrick,  carpenter,  511  Jackson 
O'Bryen  P  E  (Henry  Doyle  &  Co),  511 

Market 
O'CALLAOHAN    DENIS   J,    livery 
stable,  838-844  Howard 


O'Callaghan  E,  bootmaker,  800  24th 

"  Occident"  (Presbyterian),  757  Market 

Occidental  Club,  763  Howard 

OCCIDENTAL  FOUNDRY,  Steiger  & 
Kerr  proprietors,  137  1st 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL.  George  H 
Arnold  manager,  east  side  Montgom- 
ery between  Bush  and  Sutter 

Occidental  Hotel  Bar,  229  and  231  Bush 

Occidental  Laundry,  Filbert  bet  Gough 
and  Octavia 

Occidental  Lodge  K  of  H,  J  F  Brown 
sec.  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 

Ocidental  Mming  Co,  69  Nevada  Block 

Occidental  and  Oriental  Steamship  Co, 
'F  H  Goodman  general  passenger  agt, 
cor  4th  and  Townsend 

OCCIDENTAL  WAREHOUSE,  Wm 

M  Starr,  corner  1st  and  Townsend 

Ocean  House,  San  Miguel  nr  Ocean 
House  Road 

Ocean  Race  Course,  7  miles  SW  from 
Kearny 

Oceanic  Steamship  Co,  J  D  Spreckels  Jfc 
Bros  agts,  327  Market 

O'Connell  D  A,  attorney-at-law,  628 
Montgomery 

■O'Connell  J,  paintin'T,  781  Folsom 

O'CONNELL  MARTIN,  Architectural 
Iron  Works,  230-236  Steuart 

O'Connell  Wm,  saloon,  156  1st 

O'Connor  Cornelius,  pres  Garden  City 
Chemical  Works,  303  Montgomery 

O'Connor  Dan,  saloon,  510  Mission 

O'Connor  John,  saloon,  633  Davis 

O'Conner  Thomas,  liquors,  412  Main 

O'Connor  Annie  E,  saloon,  550  Mission 

O'Connor  Bros  (E  A  O'Connor),  pro- 
duce and  commission  merchants,  SE 
cor  Clay  and  Druinm 

O'Connor  Bryan  (O'Connor,  Moffatt  & 
Co),  111-115  Post 

O'Connor  Con,  jjres  Golden  City  Chem- 
ical Works,  cor  7th  and  Townsend 

O'Connor  E  A  (O'Connor  Bros),  SE  cor 
Clay  and  Drumm 

O'Connor  Frank,  attorney-at-law,  429 
Mont.omery 

O'Connor  J  (McCarthy  &  O'Connor), 
355  Tehama 

O'Connor  James  &  Co,  groceries,  434 
Geary 

O'CONNOR  J  C  (O'Connor  &  Sheehy), 
767  Mission 

O'Connor  J  F,  groceries  and  fruit,  407 
Broadway 

O'Connor  John  (McCarthy  k  O'Connor), 
355  Tehama 

O'Connor  M,  hfttter,  731  Mission 

O'Connor  M  (Ahem  &  Co),  208  Wash- 
ington 

O'CONNOR,  MOFFATT  &  00  (Bryan 
O'Connor  and  George  Moffatt),  impor- 
ters of  dry  goodi,  M 1-115  Post 


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O'Connor  Patriik,  groceries,  416Stever- 
Bon 

O'Connor  Richard,  groceries,  718  Clem- 
entina 

O'Connor  Richard, Miner's  Hotel,261  1st 

O'CONNOR  &  SHEEHT  (J  c  O'Con- 

nor  and  J  W   iSheehy),   undertakers, 

767  Mission 
O'Connor  Thomas,   stock  broker,   304 

Montgomery 
O'Connor  Thoh  M  (Cummins  &  O'Con- 
nor), 204  Market 
O'Connor  Thomas,  liquors,  412  Main 
O'Conor  Daniel,  fruits,   N£  cor  Hyde 

and  Union 
O'Conor  James,  groceries,  NE  cor  Geary 

and  Taylor 
O'Conor  W  J  (J  F Thornton*  Co),  1600 

Pacific 
O'Day  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  132  Henry 
O'Day  James,  li((uor3,  41  West  Mission 
Odd    Fellows,   Grand  United  Order  of 

(colored),  510  Bush 
Odd    Fellows'    Cemetery    Association, 

Geo  T  Bohen  pres,   Geo  W   Roberts 

sec,  offico  410  Kearny 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  325  Montgomery 
ODD  FELLOWS'  LIBRABT  ASSO- 
CIATION, George  A  Carues  librarian, 

323  Moatgomury 
Odd  Fellows'    Savings    Bank,    Martin 

HeHer  pres,    James   Benson  sec,   20 

Montgomery 
O'Dea  Mrs  Catharine,  dressmaker,  618^ 

Minna 
O'Dea  Martin  (Duiiingan  &  O'Dea),  126 

Geary 
Odell  W  L,  carpenter,  668  Howard 
Odermatt  F  A,  dentist,  33  Kearny 
O'Dillon  VVm,  uphnlsterer,  [)M  Folsom 

O'DONAOHUE  DANIEL  (Anstett  & 

Co),  725  Green 
O'Donald  Mrs  E,  saloon,  312  Pacific 

O'DONNELL  CHARLES  C.   piiyai- 

cian.  704  Washingtun  corner  Kearny 
O'Donnell  Hugh,  lujuors,  1*41  Market 
O'Donnell  M  (J  J  Donovan  &  M  O'Doa- 

nell),  1303  Polk 
O'Donnell  Matt,  saloon,  5  Dupont 
O'Donnell  Michael,   groceries,    17th  bet 

Castro  and  Noe 
0|Doinell  P,  butcher,  927  Bryant 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  saloon,  Long  Bridge 
O'Donnell    Patrick,   liquors,   cor  Ken- 
tucky and  16th 
O'DonneU  Thos  (Bailey  &  O'Donufell), 

532  Hayes 
O'Donovan  Samuel,  ba'icory,  532  Polk 

ODORLESS  EXCAVATING  CO.  D 

£  Root  uresiilent,   aoutheattt   corner 
Ellis   and    Devisadero,    office      430 
Kearny 
O'Dwyer  k  Einhom  (J  O'Dwyer  and  J 
H  Einhorn),  dry  goods,  36  and  38  3d 


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O'Dwyer  J  (O'Dwyer  &  Einhom),  36  and 

38  3d 
Oellerich  H,  restaurant,  104  2d 
Oellrick  Wm,  fruits,  53  Centre  Market 
Oesterreicher  Louis,    real    estate,   603 

California 
Oesting  William  (Erzgraberft  Oosting), 

27  and  108  California  Market 
O'Farrell  John  J,  real  estate  and  house 

broker,  624  Sacramento 
O'Farrell  Louis  J,  spc  Silver  Lick  Con- 
solidated Mining  Co,  628  Montgomery 

Block 
Offenheimer  H  (Offenheimer  &,  Co),  NE 

cor  1st  and  California 
Oflbrmann  Wm,  groceries,  NW  cor  10th 

and  Folsom 
OfFenber   J  L,  gentlemen's  nurse, 

Ellis 
Ogden  B  F,  carpenter,  435  Hayes 
O'Gorman  Mrs  Ellen,    groceries, 

Folsom 
Ohalleran    Thomas,    grocery,    NE 

Castro  and  24th 
O'HANLON  JAMES  (James  O'Hanlon 

&  Co),    10  Montgomery  avenue  and 

717  and  719  Montgomery 
O'HANLON    JAMES   &   CO    (James 

O'Hanlon),  boots  and  shoes,  and  cloth- 
ing, 10  Montgomery  avenue  and  717 

and  719  Montgomery 
O'Harra  John,  groceries,  cor  27th  and 

Gunnison 
Ohavi  Zion  Chebra,  G  Guns  sec,  B'nai 

B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Ohavi  Shalom  Chebra,  J  Tsraelsky  sec, 

B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Ohland  J,  groceries,  1520  Folsom 
Ohlen  Edward,  restaurant   and  liquors, 

212  Sansome 
Ohm  Charles  H,  jeweler,  773  Market 
Olim  E  F,   watchmaker,  604  Merchant 
Ohm  F  A,  bootmaker,  430  Folsom 
OHMEN     WILLIAM    H,      machine 

works,  10i>and  111  Bealo 
Olmstein  Oscar,  restaurant,  241)  4th 
O'Kane  F,  Parcel  Excliangc,  335  Mont- 
gomery 
O'Kane  F,  express,  WQ  Mission 
O'Kane  John,  saddles  and  harness,  767 

Market 
O'Kane  J,  Iwery  stable,  1408  Folsom 
O'Kane     Mrs     J,    lodging-house,    765 

Market 
O'Keefe  D,  wood  and  coal,  814  Folsom 
Okell    C   H,    lieutenant  Underwriters' 

Fire  Patrol,  33  Stevenson 
Okerlund  &  Clark  (Peter  Okerlund  and 

R  L  Clark),  blacksmiths,   325  Fran- 
cisco 
Okeriund  Peter  (Okerlund  &  Chark),  325 

F»noisco 
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Olcovioh  Bemhard  (Olcovioh  Bros),  10 
Front 

Olcovioh  Bros  (Bemhard  and  JoBeph 
Olcovioh),  teas,  Chinese  mdae,  and 
commission  merchants,  10  Front 

Olcovich  Joseph  (Olcovioh  Bros),  10 
Front 

Olds  A  H,  Electric  Light  Co,  23  Ste- 
venson 

Old  City  Hall,  e  s  Kearny  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Merchant 

Old  People's  Home,  Francisco  bet 
Stockton  and  Powell 

Old  Turners'  Hall,  Huber  Bros  proprs, 
620  Bush 

Oleary  James,  liverv,  21 13  Pine 

O'Leary  Jerry,  coal  and  wood,  4  Harri- 
son ave 

Oliva  Charles,  fruits,  25  Stockton 

Oliva  Emanuelle,  wood  and  coal,  2419 
Mason 

Oliver  B  P,  real  estate,  424  Montgomery 

Oliver  F,  liquors,  503  Davis 

OLTVEB  H  (H  Oliver  &;  Co),  535  Clay 

OLIVER  H  &  C!0>  designers  and  en- 
gravers on  wood,  535  Clay 

Oliver  W  F,  engraver  on  wood,  240 
Montgomery 

Oliver  William  Letts,  mining  sec,  328 
Montgomery 

OLIVEBO  FRANCISCO.  Lisbon  Chop 
House  Bestaurant.,  503  Davis 


Omnibus  Railroad  Co,  F I  Gardiner  seo, 

office  726  and  727  Howard 
Onderdonk  A,  attomey-at-law,  426  Cal- 
ifornia 
O'Neal  R  W  (Nugent  ft  O'Neal),  229 

Washington 
Oneida  Mming  Co,  H  P  Bush  sec,  27 

Merchants'  Exchange 
O'Neil  Charles,  tailor,  623  Merchant 
O'Neil  Daniel,  livery  stable,  836  How- 
ard 
O'Neil  H,  propr  Solano  Crushing  Mill, 

218-224  Steuart 
O'Neil  John,  liquors,  cor  5th  ave  and  M 
O'Neil  John  N,  plumber,  809  24th 
O'Neil  P,  hairdrcaser;  302  Folsom 
O'Neil  Thos,  livery  stable,  2912  Mission 
O'Neill  Mrs  Annie,   dressmaking,    816 

Mission 
O'Neill  Edward,  varieties,  401  Geary 
O'NEILL     H     S>    Pioneer    Chimney 

Cleaner,  407  Bush 
O'Neill  John,  optician,  41  5th 
O'Neill  Mrs  J,  bakery,  41  5th 
O'Neill  John,  saloon,  cor  6th  ave  and  N 
O'Neill  Mrs  Margaret,  bakery,  41  6th 
O'Neill  ft  McDonald  (S  O'Neill  and  J 
W      McDonald),     horseshoers,      116 
Washington 
O'Neill  Moses,  hamessmaker,  728  4th 
O'Neill  Patrick,  barber,  302  Folsom 
O'Neill  P,  grain  and  produce,  216  Davis 


Olivet  Catholic  Church,  Tennessee  bet   O'Neill  Richard,  capitalist,  room  71,  309 


Sierra  and  Napa 
Olivier  Madam  Claudim,  French  laun- 
dry, 1021  Stockton  , 
Ollino  Giuseppe,  physician,  700  Broad- 
way^ 
OLNEY  WARREN  (Robinson,  Olney 
ft  Byrne),  attorney-at-law,  310  Pine 
O'Loghlen    Mrs      M    A,    dressmaker, 

1506^  Pol 
Olsen  Gus,  blacksmith,  217  Mission 
OLSEN  J  J>  restaurant,  42  Spear 
Olsom  John  E,  saloon,  1110  Battery 
Olson    A    (Olson     ft    Anderson),    902 

Kearny 
Olson  ft  Anderson  (A  Olson  and  P  A 

Anderson),  salooLt,  902  Kuarny 

Olsson  John  (Olsson  ft  Nevers),  111  Ist 

Olsson  ft  Nevers  (John  Olsson  and  L  J 

Nevers),  pre  ,>rs  PaciHc  Brass  Works, 

111  1st 

Olsson  Otto,  saloon,  Railroad  ave  bet 

8th  and  9th  aves 
Oltmann  J  E,  tailor,  403  O'Farrell 
Olympic  Club  (The),  A  S  Barney  pres, 
Frank  Otis  vice-pres,   C  W  Piatt  sec, 
HBRusstreas,  119  Post 
Olympic    Lodging   House,    Stromer  ft 

kook  proprs,  904  Kearny 
O'Malley  M  J,  tailor,  774  Folsom 
O'MALLET    PATRICK,   fruits    and 
vegetables,  2146  Mission 


Montfromery 

O'Neill  S  (O'Neill  ft  McDonald),  116 
Washington 

O'Neill  ft  Stewart  (Thos  O'Neill  and 
James  Stewart),  dry  goi  ds,  876  Mar- 
ket 

O'Neill  Thomas  (O'Neill  ft  Stewart),  876 
Market 

Onosti  ft  Connor  (G  Onesti  and  John 
Connor),  fruit  and  produce  commis- 
sion merchants,  501  and  503  Sansome 

Onesti  Giuseppe  (Onesti  ft  Connor), 
601  and  503  Sansome 

Oneto  A,  fruits  and  vegetables,  240|  5tb 

O'Niel  Edward,  bakery,  710  17th 

O'Niell  Edward,  varieties,  401  Geary 

Ono  Hall,  1885  Mission 

Onstott  1  H,  second-hand  furniture,  865 
Market 

Openheimer  B,  crockery,  937  Market 

Ophir  Lodge,  No  1,  I  O  B  B,  Marcus 
Levy  sec,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 

Ophir  Silver  M  Co,  C  L  McCoy  sec, 
room  16,  309  Montgomery 

Openheimer  Ivan,  commission  merchant 
and  hides,  45  Clay 

Opeushaw  J,  lodging-house,  104  Mission 

Oppenheitr.  John,  rags,  bottles  and  sacks, 
1026  Howard 

Oppenheim  Robert  (Oppenheim  ft  Stieb- 
ers),  12  6th 


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Oppenheim  S  fi,  tailor,  413  Kearny 

Oppenheim  &  Stiebeni  (Robert  Oppen- 
heim and  Danl  Stiebers),  barbers, 
12  6th 

Oppenheimer  &  Bro  (H  Oppenheimer 
and  L  Ooodnum),  importers  oiKars 
and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Front  and  Cali- 
fornia 

Oppenheimer  Chas  (T^vy,  Diamant, 
Oppenheimer  &  Co),  107  Battery 

Oppenheimer  Elias,  butcher,  NE  cor 
Grove  and  Octavia 

Oppenheimer  Ivan,  hides,  fur,  wool  and 
tallow,  45  Clay 

Oppenheimer  Isaac  (Neustadter  Bros), 
» W  cor  Pine  and  Sansome 

Oppenheimer  J  L  (Oppenheimer  &  Sal- 
inger), 422  Montgomery 

Oppenheimer  k  Salinger  (J  L  Oppen- 
heimer and  William  Salinger),  ex- 
change office,  422  Montgomery 

Oramas  Miss  Merced,  ladies'  and  chil- 
dren's wear,  307  Sutter 

Oramas  &  Mocker  (T  Oramas  and  W 
Mocker),  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Powell 

Oramas  T  (Oramas  &  Mocker),  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Powell 

Orata  Bartolomeo,  chop  house,  419 
Davis 

Orchestral  Union,  Wm  Toepke  director, 
117  Post 

Orcutt  W  C,  candies.  128  3d 

Ordenstein  &  Co(M  Oidoastein),  whole- 
sale cigars,  306  Battery 

Oregon  City  Woolen  Mills,  Brown  Bros 
&  Co  agts,  121  and  123  Sansome 

OBBGOH  IMPBOVXMENT  COM- 
PANY* J  Li  Howard  assistant  man- 
ager, 210  Battery 

OBXQOJS  RAILWAY  AND  NAVI- 
GATION  COMPANY.    Goodnli, 

Perkins    &    Co  superintendenta  uud 
agents  ocean  division,  office  10  Mar- 
ket, ticket  office  214  Montgomery 
OREGON  RAILWAY  Altb  NAVI- 
GATION COMPANY  FAEIOHT 

OFFICE.   A   D  lldgar  agent.  Spear 

Street  Wharf 
O'Reilly  James,  bootcrimper,  644  Mis- 
sion 
O'Reilly  J  P,  liquors,   oor  Spring  and 

Summer 
O'Reilly  Patrick,   coal  and  wood,  915 

Post 
O'Reilly  Thomas,  bootmaker,  336  6th 
ORFORD  MRS  R>  St  James  Hotel, 

906  Market 
Orford  Robert  (Degan  &  Orford),  NE  cor 

Ellis  and  Broderick 
Oriard  Theo,  ph}rsician,  23**  Kearny 
Oriard  T  J,  physician,  1218  Mission 
Orient  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford,  Jacobs 

k  EHton  general  agts,  216  Sansome 


Oriental  Court  A  O  F,  B'nai  B'rith 
Hall,  121  Eddy 

Oriental  Hotel,  Henry  Jung  propr,  cor 
Washington  and  I>rumm 

ORIENTAL  MARKET,  Solomon 
Lobenstein  proprietor,  northwest  cor- 
ner Post  and  Laguna 

ORIENTAL  PHOTOGRAPHIC 
PARLORS.  Arthur  W  Dowe  and  J 
M  Pickett  nroprietors,  997  and  999 
Market  coiner  6th 

Oriental  Printing  House,  M  Weiss  propr, 
319  Battery 

Original  Empire  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  D 
A  Jennings  sec,  401  California 

Original  Hidden  Treasure  Mining  Co, 
D  A  Jennings  sec,  401  California 

Original  Keystone  S  M  Co,  F  E  Luty 
sec,  330  Pine 

Orjubin  P  M,  dyeing  works,  1719  Powell 

Ornheim  J  S,  druggist,  248  Oak 

Oro  Blanco  Mining  Co,  Geo  W  Deitzler 
sec,  220  Sansome 

Oro  Mining  Co,  Wm  Stuart  sec,  320 
Sansome 

Orphan  Asylum,  Sister  Mary  Baptisti 
Russell  mother  superior,  Mount  St 
Josephs,  S  S  F 

Orsi  George,  painter,  226iMontgomery 
ave 

O'Rorke  Patrick,  horseshoer,  5  Mile 
Hruse,  Mission  Road 

O'Ucurke  Mrs  B,  groceries,  SW  cor 
Union  and  Kearny 

O'Rourke  Henry  M,  groceries,  401  Uii^on 

O'RourKC  John,  blacksmith,  209  Ellis 

ORPHEUS  BEER  HALL,  Henry 
Steinbach  proprietor,  819  Kearny 

ORR  ft  ATKINS  (John  K  Orr  and  R  C 
Atkins),  gents'  furnishing  goods,  123 
and  125  Montgomery 

Orr  John  K  (Orr  &  Atkins),  123  Mont- 
gomery 

ORRIC&  0  S.  general  agent  California 
Paint  Company  and  Averill  Mixed 
Paints,  403  Ma-ket 

ORSELII  C  (C  Bardoni  &  Co),  115 
Clark 

Orth  Peter  (Heim  &  Orth),  121  Dupont 

Ortiner  J  P,  tailor,  130  Hayes 

Ortet  Bros  (L  and  F  Ortot),  cutlers,  524 
Commercial 

ORTIZ  J  A  (Bigazeft  Ortiz),  328  Mont- 
gomery avenue 

Ortiz  M,  barber,  1426  Pacific 

Orton  R  H  (Belden  &  Orton),  315  Cali- 
fornia   

OSBORN  ft  ALEXANDER  (Frank  F 
Osborn  and  Geo  W  Alexander),  hard- 
ware, mechanics'  tools,  etc,  628  Mar- 
ket 

OSBORN  EDWARD  E.  solicitor  of 
patents,  American  and  foreign,  rooms 
13  and  14,  320  California 


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Osbom  Frank  F  (Osborn  ft  Alexander), 

628  Market 
Osborn  6  W,  real  estate,  room  40,  30!) 
Muntgnmery 

OSBOBlr  B  T  ft  CO  (R  F  Osborn), 
wholesale  and  retail  hardware  (cab- 
inet), 751  Market 

Oaborne  D  J,  mechanical  engineer,  309 
'California 

OSBORNE  D  H  &  CO.  manafacturers 
o£  harvesting  machines,  0  M  God- 
dard  manager,  branch  office  33  Mar- 
ket 

OSBOURNE  ft  JONES,  shorthand  re- 
porters, 309  Montgomery 

Oabourne  Samuel,  short-hand  reporter, 
309  Montgomery 

Osgood  &  Co,  mdse  bx-okers,  214  Cali- 
K>rma 

OSMENT  THOMAS  H  (Clement,  Os- 
ment  &  Clement),  attorney-at-Iaw, 
420  Montgomery 

Osmers  Chas  (Osmers  &  Co),  cor  Spear 
and  Bryant 

Osmers  &  Co  (Charles  Osmers,  J  &  W 
Schnlte  and  H  U  W  Stroecker),  liq- 
uors, NW  cor  Ist  and  Brannan,  Nw 
cor  Folsom  and  East,  and  NW  cor 
Spear  and  Bryant 

Osmers  Herman  (Osmers  &  Co),  cor 
Speav  and  Bryant 

Ososke  Isaac,  butcher,  334  5th 

Osterloh  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
61  •'d 

Ostr  rloh  Henry,  salt,  37  Commercial 

OSTEBBEICHER  L.,real  estate  and 
land  agent,  5U3  California 

Ostho£f  J  H,  groceries,  cor  22d  and  Al- 
abama 

O'SuUivan  Patrick,  barber,  1069  How- 
ard 

O'Sullivan  E  P,  fruit  and  produce,  718 
Brannan  bet  6th  and  7th 

O'Sullivan  M  J,  liquors,  N£  cor  Larkin 
and  Gearv 

O'Sullivan  P  D,  liquors,    1747i^  Mission 

Oswald  W,  meat  market,  1012  Pacific 

Otersen  H,  liquors,  33  Post 

Otis  ft  Co  (Ste(ihen  Otis),  stock  brokers, 
306  Montgomery 

Otis  Frank,  attorney-at-law,  520  Mont- 
gomery 

Otis  Frank,  vice-pres  The  Olympic  Club, 
119  Post 

Otis  George  E,  attorney-at-law,  420  Cal- 
ifornia 

Otis  Stephen  (Otis  ft  Co),  806  Mont- 
gomery 

OToole  M  C,  physician,  St  Ann's 
Building 

Ot&  Fridolin,  watchmaker,  408  Com- 
meroial 

Otto  Marie,  teacher  of  mosio,  1069  How- 
ard 


OTTEN  DIEDAICK,  groceries,  1019 
Pacific 

Otten  Carsten,  groceries,  NE  oor  Ma- 
son and  Francisco 

Otten  Clans,  groceries,  SW  cor  Post  and 
Octavia 

Otten  ft  Cordes  (John  Otten  and  John 
Cordes),  groceries,  1401  Stockton 

Otten  John  (Otten  ft  Cordes),  1401 
Stockton 

Otterson  H,  saloon,  33  Pine 

Otterstedt  F  (Wm  Fahrenkrieg  ft  Co), 
JMW  cor  Howard  and  7th 

Oulif  Mme  Blanche,  millinery,  1  Du- 
pont 

Oulton  George  (Pacific  Distilling  Co), 
416  Battery 

Oulton  M,  grocer,  748  Brannan 

"Our  Chosen  Friends,"  8  Danielewicz 
editor,  23  Kearny 

Our  Saviour's  Church  (Scandinavian), 
20  Sherman 

Overacre  P  I,  mdse  broker,  123  Califor- 
nia 

Overend   Mrs   E,    propr     Commercial 

'  Steam  Power  Works,  506}  Commer- 
cial 

Overland  Freight  Transfer  Co,  office 
Central  Pacific  Railroad,  cor  4  th  and 
King,  warehouse  Bluxome  nr  5th 

Overland  House,  A  Livingston  propr, 
531  and  533  Sacramento 

Overland  Ticket  Office,  Overland  Ferry 
Landing,  foct  of  Market 

Overman  Silver  Mining  Co,  George  D 
Edwards  sec,  414  California 

Overstreet  Wm  F,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 219  Tyler 

Owens  B  W,  commission  wool  merchant, 
405  Front 

Owens  Frank  (Owens  ft  King),  823 
Market 

CwenA  Frederick,  teas,  622  and  524 
Kearny 

Owens  /ames  B,  groceries,  cor  Fulton 
and  Buchanan 

Owens  John  B,  pottery  commission 
house,  22  California 

Owens  ft  King  (Frank  Owens  and 
Thomas  King),  carpenters,  823  Mar- 
ket 

Owens  Thomas,  saloon,  406  Montgomery 

Oyen  S  C,  tailor,  548  4th 

Ozouf  Sophia,  dressmaker,  610  Post 


^ao  John  J  (Bantes  ft  Pac),  511  Waih- 

ington 
PAGE  CHARLES,  chronometer   and 

watch  manufacturer,  418  Battery 
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PACIFIC  ASFHALTTJM  CO  (F  N 

Neuval  and  W  8  Somerville),  dealers 
and  contractors,  422  Montgomery 

PACIFIC    BANKf    R   H   McDonald 

president,  corner  Pine  and  Sansome 
Paciflo   Bell  Telephone  Company,  Geo 

S  Ladd  pres,  John  I  Sabin  supt,  222 

Snnsome 
Pacific  Box  Factory,  Myers  &  Racoa- 

illat  proprs,  cor  9th  and  Harrison 
Pacific  Brass  Works   and   Mechanical 

Work  Shop,  Olson  &  Nevers  proprs, 

111  1st 
Pacific    Brewery,  P  <k  P  H    Fortman 

proprs,  267  and  271  Tehama 

PACIFIC  BBIOOE  COMPANY. 

railroad  contractors  and  builders  of 
combination  wood,  iron,  and  suspen- 
sion bridges,  C  H  Gorrill  president, 
R  W  Gorrill  treasurer,  4  California 
and  169  1,  Portland,  Ocofr  ,u 
Pacific  Building  and  Loau  .'  .ssociation, 
J  Cerf  pres,  L  L  Dennery  ijec,  room  4, 
729  Montgomery 

PACmC    BUSINESS    COLIEQE. 

Chamberlain  &  Robinson  proprietors, 
320  Post 

'TACmC   BUSINESS    C0LI2OE 

EEVIEW."   W  E  Chamberlain  and 
T  A  Robinson  proprietors,  320  Post 

The  design  of  this  institution  is  to  im- 
part such  an  education  as  will  best 
prepare  students  for  the  practical  af- 
fairs of  life.  It  provides  thorough, 
systematic  and  practical  courses  of  m- 
struction,  and  employs  a  full  corps  of 
competent  and  faithful  teachers.  Ev- 
ery available  modern  improvement  has 
been  introduced,  and  whatever  a  lib- 
eral expeoditure  of  money  and  well 
directed  energy  could  do,  has  been 
done  to  make  the  sch<K>l  what  it  should 
be,  and  to  maintain  for  it  a  reputation 
worthy  of  its  rank. 


The  Business  Course,  both  theoietioal 
and  practical,  is  as  hear  perfection  as 
it  is  possible  to  make  it.  The  system 
of  Actual  Buainesa  Training  employed 
is  unsurpassed,  students  receiving  the 
same  practice  in  conducting  busmess 
affairs  as  though  they  were  in  a  bona 
Jide  bank,  office  or  counting  house. 
Practical  penmanship  is  made  the  sub- 
ject of  da'iy  drill. 

The  Academic  Course  affords  an  excel- 
lent opportunity  for  persons  of  any 
age  to  obtain  thorough  instruction  in 
Spellin((,  Reading,  Arithmetic,  Gram- 
mar, Letter- Writing,  etc.,  the  Higher 
Mathematical  branches  and  the  Mod- 
ern Languages. 

The  Telegraphic  Course  is  well  calculated 
to  make  proficient  operators.  It  in- 
cludes careful  instruction  in  sound  and 
paper  operating,  setting  up  of  instru- 
ments, management  of  batteries,  use 
of  switches  and  ground  wires,  etc. 

General  Information. — Day  and  even- 
ing sessions  during  the  entire  year. 
Students  can  enter  at  any  time.  La- 
dies are  admitted  to  all  the  depart- 
ments of  the  school.  Individual  in- 
struction  is  given.  Life  Scholarships 
for  the  complete  Business  Course  are 
issued  at  $70. 

Pacific  Carriage  Co  and  The  Baldwin 
Livery  Stable,  Oliver  Hiuckloy  supt, 
carriages  and  coupes  for  hire,  1 1  Pow- 
ell nnd  200  Sutter 

PACinC  CEMENT  COMPANY.  J 

Browell  agent,  731  Montgomery 
"Pacific  Churchman"  'Episcopal),  W  H 

H  Tobey  mar,  605  Montgomery 
Pacific  Cloak  Mfg  Co,  Lesser  Leszynsky 

and  S  Zekind,  2  and  4  Battery 
Pacific  Club  (The),  James  T  Boyd  pres, 

204  Montgomery 
Pacific  Coal  and  Feed  Yard,  C  F  Wyer 

&  Co  proprs,  847-S51  Mission 


PACinC  COAST  DIRECTOEY. 


Pablishors,  233  Montgomary,  San  Francisco,  and  63 J  24th,  Oakland 


Children's    Carriage 
16th    bet  Folaom  and 


Pacific      Coast 
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Harrison 
PACIFIC     COAST     DETECTIVE 
01NCY«    A   J    Lnoas  ft  Co,  215 
ny 


Pacific  Coast  Dredging  and  Reclamation 
Co,  Vincent  Neide  sec,  John  Haokett 
mgr,  315  California  and  271  East 

PACIFIC  COAST  HOTEL  REGIS- 
TER  COMPANY  D  Hick.  <k  Co 
.  proprietors,  508  Montgomery 


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"Faoifio  Coast  Internal  Revenue  Ooide," 
320  Sacramento 

PACIFIC  COAST  LAHD  BUBEAXT. 

G   W   Fink   general   manager,  F  B 

Wilde  secretary,  22  Montgomery 
"Pacific  Coast  Law  Journal,^'  W  T  bag- 

gott  &  Co  publishers.  638  Sacramento 
PACmC   COAST   LIFE   INSUB- 

ANCE  COMPANTi  Oeo   A  Moore 

president,  418  California 
Pacific   Coast  Mfg  Co,  proprs  Climax 

Washing  Powder,  005^  Howa'  d 
*Tacifio  Coast  Postal  Index,"  L  P  Mc- 

Carty  publisher,  602  Taylor 
PA(mC     COAST     STEAMSHIP 

COMPANY,  GoodaU.  Perkins  &  Co 

general    agents,    10    Market,    ticket 

office  214  Montgomery 
"Pacific     Coast    Wine   Herald,"    409 

Washington 
Pacific  C«>llection  Co,  Julius  Blumenthal 

mgr,  room  3,  628  California 
PAuilC  CON  PASTE  CO  (Ravenna, 

Ghirardellift  Co),  421  and  423  Battery 
Pacific  Copper  Works  (L  Wagner  and  F 

Todt),  565  Mission 
Pacific  Cream  of  Tartar  Works,  A  Vig- 

nier  propr,  429  and  431  Battery 
Pacific   Dispensary    for    Women    and 

Children,  Mi>s  Kate  N  Post  resident 

physician,    Mrs  Charlotte   B  Brown 

superintending  physician,   Mrs  L  M 

Wanzer  attending  physician,  221  and 

223  13th 
Pacific     Distilling     Co    (H    Voorman, 

George  Oulton  and   Louis  Schultz), 

Pierce  bet  Chestnut  and  Lombard,  416 

Battery 
Pacific  Mectric  Co,  Chas  Wheeler  pres, 

E  P  Shepard  sec,  galvanic  belts  and 

electric  trusses,  330  Sutter 
Pacific  Fertilizing  Co,  A  Haas  mgr,  106 

Davis 
Pacific  Fire  Insurance  Co,  A  J  Bryant 

general  agt,  218  and  220  Sausome 
Pacific  Free  Warehouse,  Gower  &  Gil- 
man  proprs,  NW  cor  Broadway  and 

Fi-ont 
Pacific  Fur  Store,  Lachman  &,  Stemfels 

proprs,  129  Montgomery 

PACIFIC  GLOVE  WOBKS.  S  Bruml 

proprietor,  106  Battery 
VACmC    GOLD.   SILVER    AND 

NICKEL  PLATING  WORKS.  W 

E  Shaman  proprietor,  103  (ieury 
Pacific  Hall,  Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Du- 

pont 
Pacific  Homeopathic  Dispensary,   Mrs 

Divid  Wilder  pres,  843  Howard 
Pacific  Homeopathic  Pharmacy,  F  Hil- 

ler  Jr  k  Co  proprs,  33  Dupont 


Pacific  Ink  Factory,  L  Schwabacher 
propr,  617-621  Brannan 

Pacific  Iron  and  Xail  Co  (S  F),  W  J 
Houston  ft  Co,  agts,  216  California 

PACIFIC  IRON  WORKS.  Rankin, 
Brayton  ft  Co,  127  Ist 

Pacific  Jewelry  Co  (Julius  and 
Joseph  Newman  and  M  Samuels),  mfg 
jewelers,  6  Buttery 

Pacific  Jute  Mfg  Co,  A  Cahn  pres, 
Philip  Susman  sec,  office  204  Front 

Pacific  Lamp  and  Reflector  Factory, 
Emile  Boesch  pr^r,  683  and  585  Mis- 
sion 

Pacific  Land  Agency,  real  estate,  305 
Kearny 

Pacific  Land  Investment  Co,  A  E  Davis 
pres,  foot  of  Market 

Pacific  Land  and  Trust  Co,  Robert  J 
Mercer  mgr,  613  California 

Pacific  Laundry,  A  N  Wahler,  776 
Market        

"PACIFIC  LIFE."  J  J  Harrigan  pro- 
pi  ietor,  420  Kearny 

Pacific  Lodge  F  and  A  M,  Geo  Pendleton 
sec,  B'naiB'rith  Hall.  121  Eddy 

Pacific  Lodge,  No.  48,  I  O  B  B,  G  Gold- 
smith sec,  B*nai  B'rith  Hall,  121 
Eddy 

Pacific  Lodging  House,  S  A  Cottrall 
propr,  209  Leidesdorff 

PACIFIC  MAIL  STEAMSHIP 
COMPANY,  Williams,  Dimond  ft 
Co,  general  agents,  office  Mail  Dt^ck, 
comer  1st  and  Brannan,  202  Market 

Pacific  Mfg  Co,  Honig  ft  Alexander 
proprs,  mfrs  furnishmg  goods  and 
overalls,  109  Battery 

Pacific  Mfg  Co.  wooden  and  metallic 
burial  cases  and  caskets,  W  H  Brown 
mgr,  629  Mission 

"PACIFIC  MEDICAL  AND  SUR- 
GICAL JOURNAL  "(monthly), 
Henry  Gibbons  and  Henry  Gibbons  Jr 
editors  and  proprietors,  101  Dupont 

PACinC  METAL  WORKS.  Morrow 
ft  Strong  proprietors,  115  and  117 
Ist 

"PACIHC  METHODIST."  Wick  B 

Parsons  editor,  419  Sacramento 
Pacific  Mining  and  Ueducing  Co,  James 
W  Busling  sec,  413  California 

PACIHC  MUSTARD  MILL.  John  L 

Koster  manager,  office  33  Main    

PACIFIC  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY  (The),  George  4 
Moore  president,  418  California 

Pacific  Newspaper  Publishing  Co,  Carlos 
White  propr,  .320  Sansome 

PACIFIC  OCEAN   EXCHANGE. 

Christ  Tamm   proprietor,    southeast 
comer  Bay  and  Mason 
Pacific  Oil  and  Lead  Works,  J  O  Kittle 
mgr.  King  bet  2d  and  3d 


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PACmC   OIL   WORKS.   Allyne   ft 

White  proprietors,  11*2  and  114  Front 
Pacific  Oyster  House,  Chas  Haaks,  337 

Bush 
Pacific    Perfumery    Co,   H    C  Hudson 

propr,  13  Pine 

PAcnTnc  fickle  wokks,  John  l 

Koster  managt-r,  otiice  '6'2'A  Front, 
factory  Fulton  between  Gopgh  and 
Octavia 
"PACIFIC  PILOTE."  F  G  Gerhard 
publiaher,  office  36  13th  between  Mis- 
sion and  Hownrd 

PACIFIC    POTTERIES.    Gladding, 

McKean  &  Co  proprietors,  1310-1310 
Market,  works  Sacramento  and  Oak- 
land 

Pacific  Power  Co,  George  F  Bowman 
sec,  S  C  Bigelow  pres,  311  California 

Pacific  Presbyterian  Union,  at  First 
Street  Schiml 

PACIFIC     PRESS    PVBLISHINa 

HOUSE,  J  VV  Gardner  agent,  527 
Commercial 

PACinC  ROLLINO  MILL  COM- 
PANY, Wm  Alvord  president,  L  B 
Bencliley  general  manager,  Chas  Mc- 
Keenoy  secretary,  Patrick  Nobl»  sup- 
erintendent, office  '201  Market 

Pacific  Uublxjr  Paint  Co,  VVhittier, 
Fuller  &  Co  proprs,  228  and  230  Beale 
and  21  and  23  Front 

"PACIFIC    RURAL  PRESS" 

(wetkly),  Dowey  &  Co  publishers,  252 
Market  and  414  Clay 

PACIFIC  SAW  MANUFACTUR- 
ING COMPANY,  iC  P  Sheffield,  N 
\V  Spaulding  &  J  Patterson),  17  and 
19  Fremont 

•TACIFIC    SCHOOL    JOURNAL" 

Albert  Lyser  &  Co  publishers  and 
proprietors,  838  Market 

Pacific  Soda  Co,  soda  and  saleratus,  J 
Horstmann  propr,  767-775  Bryant 

Pacific  Spring  and  Mattress  Co,  mfra 
furniture,  bedding  and  supplies,  W  A 
Clark,  H  Black  and  C  Uickoff,  26  and 
27  New  Monttromery 

PACIFIC  S^TABLES.  brick  fire-proof 
stable  with  plenty  of  light  and  air, 
boarding  horses  a  specialty,  James 
Marlow  proprietor,  707  and  709  Jones 

'TACIFIC  STATES  WATCHMAN" 

(semi-monthly),  "Watchman"  Pub- 
lishing Company,  252  Market 

PACmC  STEAM  CANDY  FAC- 
TORY. J  H  Eichler  ft  Co  proprietors, 
1065  Market  between  6th  and  7th 

Pacific  Steam  Carjiet  Beating  Works, 
carpet  beating  machine,  333  Tyler 

Pacific  Steam  Navigation  Co,  Williams, 
Dimond  ft  Co  agts,  202  Market 


Pacific  Stock  Exchange,  Frank  L  Ungor 

sec,  314  Motitjomery 
Pacific  St  >ve  and  Iron  Works,  stoves, 

ranges  and  stove  plate,  W  B  Wadman 

pres,  Jerome  Spaulding  sec,  228  and 

230  Main 
Pacific  Straw  Works,   Georg)  A  Dean 

propr,  16  4  th 
Pacific  Suspender  Co,  D  H  Mathens, 

35  2d 
Pacific  Tanners'  Association,  N  Rogers 

iucpector,  818  Battery 
Pacific   Ttinmry,    Stockton,    Kuliman, 

Wagner  ft  Co  proprs,  106  Battery 
Pacific  Tea  Co,  B  Lake  propr,  995  Mar- 
ket 
Pacific  Tea  Co  (branch),  Kentucky  nr 

Rope  Walk 
"Piicitic"  (Thf).  7  Montgomery  ava 
PACIFIC  TRANS.^ER  COMPANY, 

K  J  C'olainan  ]  resident,  J  Hduley 
Smith  \  ice-president.  110  Sutter 

PACIFIC  TYPE  FOUNDRY.  Mar- 
dtr,  Luse  &  C  >,  Chicago,  Hugh  Wal- 
lace m  nigtr,  5l6  and  528  Sacramen- 
to, S  F 

Pacific  United  States  Bonded  Ware- 
house, Gower  &  Gilman  proprs  (S  J 
Gower  and  C  H  Gilman),  NE  cor 
Brondway  and  Battery 

PACIFIC  VINEGAR  WORKS,  John 

L  Koster  manager,  office  323  Front, 
factory  4 '  5-4 19  Fulton  between  Gough 
and  Octavi  i 

PACIFIC    WIRE    WORKS,   A  M 

Fuhrmann  proprietor,  751  Mission 
Packham  Thomas   (Ryan  ft  Packham), 

35  Pacific 
Packard       A,      attomey-at-law,      523 

Kearny 

PACKARD  ALBERT  G.  editor  "La 

Republic  a,"  734  Montgomery 
Packers  Exchange,  A  D  Cutter  pres,  I 
H  Moree  sec  and  treaa,  S£  cor  Market 
and  Maii> 
Packscher  A  (Pincus  ft  Fackscher,  New 

Tacoma,  W  T),  423  Jackson 
Packscher  Joseph,  plumber,  2106  Fill- 
more 
Paehlman  Wm,  bakery,  401  Post 
Paetzold  B,  locksmith,  9  Williams 
Page  Bryan,  tiec  Alaska  Gold  ft  Silver 
Mining,  Milling  and  Trading  Co,  339 
Kearny 
Page    C  A,  hairdresser,  1^05  Leaven- 
worth 
Page  Ch(r!«i.  attorney-at-law,  318  Cali- 
fornia 
Page  ft  Church  (T  W  Page  and  F  A 
Church),  electrical  apparatus,  electric 
pen,  ofBoe  318  Pine 
Page  H  J,  painter,  711^  Sutter 
Piwe  James  D  Jr,  attomey-at-law,  402 
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316}  3d 
Page  T  W  (Pace  &  Church),  318  Pine 
Pace  William  M,  physician,  410  Kearny 
Pahl    Richard,  boots    and  shoes,   324 

Kearny 
Paige  Samuel  B,  agt  Detroit  Safe  Co,  8 

Nisw  Montgomery 
Paige  Timothy,  real  estate,  116  Leides- 

dorff 
Paine  Edward,  brio  a  brae,  25  Geary 
Painter  &  Calvert,  drugs,  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  11th 
Painter  &  Co  (T  P  and  J  B  Painter), 

type  foundrj,  510  Clay 
Pamter  Emlen    (Painter    &  Vreeland), 
8W  ocr  California  and  Kearny  and 
S£  cor  Clay  and  Kearny,  and  mfg 
chemist,  NW  cor  Mission  and  11th 
Paintdr  E  R ,  publisher  San  Francisco 

P:  ices  Current,  123  California 
Painter  J  B  (Painter  ft  Co),  510  Clay 
Painter  T  P  (Painter  &,  Co),  510  Clay 
Painter  &  Vreeland  (Emlen  Painter  and 
Phrank    L  Vreeland),  driigi^ists,  SE 
cor  Clay  and  Kearny  and  SW  cor  Cal- 
ifornia and  Kearny 
PAINTEkS'  CO-OPEBATI VE 

LEAGUE,  J  O  Ralston  manager, 
1005  Polk 

Pairtza  Jasper  (Massonette  &  Pairtza), 
221  Leidesdorff 

PALACE  HOTEL,  Alexander  D  Shar- 
on manager,  southwest  corner  Mar- 
ket and  New  Montgomery 

PALACE  KABKET,  Jpnn  C  Moritz 
nroprietor,  705  Montgomery  avenue 

Palace  Stables,  United  Carriage  Co 
proprs,  615  Howard 

Palace  Variety  Theatre,  T  P  O  Ber- 
mcyer,  SE  cor  Post  and  Dupont 

Palache  Gilbert  (H  M  Newhall  &  Co), 
30U  Sansome 

Palache  J  (Kittle  &  Co),  202  California 

Palndini  A,  fish,  33  and  35  San  Francisco 
Market,  and  11  and  12  Bay  City 
Market 

Palais  de  L'Union,  French  restaurant, 
H  G  Bordenave  propr,  308  Sutter 

Palais  Royal  Restaurant,  Mme  Louis 
Funel  propr,  425  Bush 

Pallacie  Biagio,  fruit  and  vegetables, 
440  Hayes 

Pallies  Alexander,  commission  mer- 
chant, 318  Davis 

Palmaisno  Andrew,fruitsand  vegetables, 
2843  Mission 

Palmer  — ,  physician.  111  Powell 

Palmer  Henry  &  Co  (Henry  Palmer), 
w  ne  merchants,  302  Davis 

Palmer  Jacob  (Deming,  Pajmer  &  Co), 
202  Davis 

Palmer  J  J  (Palmer  ft  Rey),  529  Com- 
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PALMER  L  W  (Peterson  ft  Palmer), 

71U  Market 
PALMER  ft  RET  (J  J  Palmer  and 
V  Rey),  type  and  printers'  material, 
405  and  407  Sansome 
Palmer  T  F,  millinery  and  fancy  goods, 

726-730  Market 
Palmer  Wm  F,  restaurant,  600  Mission 
Palmer  W  J  T,  insurance  broker  Fire- 
man's Fund  Insurance  Co  of  Califor- 
401  Cal 

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PALTENOm    ANDREW,    marble 

works,  1235  Market 
Palttinelli  D,  groceries,  1234)  Pacific 
Panama  Steamship  Line,  202  Market 
Pancoast   ft    Co  (Franklin  Pancoast), 

branch  Bay  State  Market.  214  6th 
Pander  E,  oil,  stoves  and  tinware,  103  3d 
Pander  J,  tinner,  103  3d 
Paolinelli  A  ft  Co,  fruit,  1237  Paciflo 

Pape  Mrs  A  M,  dressmaker,  021) 

Pape  E  (Eisner  ft  Pape),  623  Kearny 
Pape  J  (Pape  ft  Rissloud),  101  Stockton 
Pape   Mrs  Mary  A,    dressmaker,    611 

Hayes 
Pap^  ft  Rissloud  (J  Pape  and  A  Riss- 
loud), groceries,  101  Stockton 
Pappetei^o  Orazio,  fruit,  118  Francisco 
Paradise  Valley  Mining  Co,   William  L 

Oliver  sec,  328  Mont^^omeiy 
Parasi  Sraiino,  bootmaker,  1315|  Powell 
PARCELLSCB.  manager  Hall's  Sufe 
and  Lock  Company,  211  and  213  Cali- 
fornia 
Pardee  E  H,   oculist  and    aurist,  626 

Montgomery 
Pardini  ft  Co,   proprs  American  Fish- 
ing Co,  500  Merchant  and  57  and  59 
Centre  Market 
Pardini  E,  bootmaker,  614  Washington 
Pardini  N  (Tontano,  Marsicano  ft  Co), 

Brannan  bet  7th  and  8th 
Pardow  Alfred  A,   attorney-at-law,  616 

Kearny 
Pardy  George,  counselor  and  patent  so- 
licitor, 402  Montgomery 
Parent  C  L,  carpenter,  232  B'remont 
Paris  Consolidated  Miniue  Co,  310  Pine 

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COMPANY.  Smith  ft  Snow  agents, 
310  California 

Paris  Mining  Co,  Wm  J  Taylor  sec, 
room  25,  310  Pine 

Paris  Victor,  plumber,  1810  Powell 

Parish  N  C,  insurance  agt,  401  Cali- 
ifornia 

PARISIAN  DTEINO  WORKS, 

Thomas  ft  Co  proprietors,  27  10th, 
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Pariaian  Rotisserie  (restaurant),  L  Faure 
and  V  Kerton  propn,  41U  Pino 

Park  E  W,  propr  Park  House,  NE  cor 
Mission  and  24th 

PABK  HOTEL)  Saohan  ft  Menne  pro- 
prietor#,  20  and  28  Turk 

Park  House,  lodgings,  NE  cor  24th  and 
Mission 

FABKEft  LAOT  (L  C  Parke  and  B  T 
Lacy),  importers  and  dealers  in  min- 
ing and  wood-working  machinery,  21 
and  23  Fremont,  and  proprietors  Berry 

*  ft  Plnce  Machine  Company,  323  and 
3;>5  Market 

Parke  L  0  (Parke  ft  Lacy),  21  Fre- 
mont 

Parker  Miss  A  E,  millinery,  251 3)  Mis- 
sion 

Parker  C  H  (Shnfter,  Parker  ft  Wat- 
erman), 628  Montgomery 

PARKER  T  G  ft  C0>  merchant  tail- 
ors, 237  Kearny  near  Bush 

Parker  Edwin  S,  mining  sec,  room  57 
309  Montgomery 

Paiker  E  W,  bootmaker,  525  i  4th 

Parker  James  M,  Japanese  and  India 
goods,  332  Kearny 

Parker  Joseph  M,  Telegraph  Stables, 
02  and  64  New  Montgomery 

Parkhurst  V  S  W,  scales  and  trucks,  3! 
Market 

Parkin  C  A  (Lincoln  ft  Parkin),  grocer- 
ies. 2910  lUth 

Parkin  Chas,  fruits,  306^  Dupont 

Parks  John  (Parks  ft  Poole),  1134  Du- 
pont 

Piirks  ft  Poole  (John  Parks  and 
Oi-orge  Poole),  bottle  dealers,  11;J4 
Dupont 

PARR  H  D  (Rudgear  ft  Parr),  23  Ste- 
venson 

Parrish  Edward,  real  estate,  620  Wash- 
ington 

Parri^h  N  C,  fire  surveyor  Fireman's 
Fund  Insurance  Co  of  California,  401 
California 

PARROT!  ft  CO  (W  F  and  Wm  Bab- 
cock  und  Louis  B  Parrott),  shipping 
and  commission  merchants  and  insur- 
ance agents,  306  California 

Pnrrott  John,  capitalist,  414  Montgom- 
ery 

Parrott  Louis  B  (Parrott  ft  Co),  306 
California 

Parrott  Louis  B,  consul  to  Guatemala, 
306  CiUifornia 

Parson  Edward,  physician,  103  Mont- 
gomery 

Parsons  H  G,  printer,  518  Clay 

Parsons  Wick  B,  editor  Pacific  Method- 
ist, 419  Sacramento 

Parteen  A,  dyeing,  59  2d 

Particelli  Angelo  (Particelli  ft  laccheri), 
6  and  8  Tyler 


Particelli  ft  laccheri  (Angelo  Particelli 

and  Oaribaldo  laccheri),  bronie,  gold 

and  silver  platen,  6  and  8  Tyler  ni' 

Market 
Partington  Joseph  W,  painter,  367  Na* 

toma 
Partridge  John  (Dutton  ft  Partridge), 

306  California 
Parttridge  R  K,  lumber,  116  Steuart 
Pascal,  Dubedal  ft  Co  (E  Pascal  and  E 

Dubedal),  brandies,  wines  and  olive 

oil,  426  and  428  Jackson 
Pascal  E  (Pascal,  Dubedal  ft  Co),  426 

and  428  Jackson 
Paschish  L,  liquors.  710  Montgomery 
Pascoe  Richard  (Davy  ft  Pascoe),  500 

Pacific 
Pasquali  B,  silk  and  bunting  flag  mfry, 

regalias,  toys,  etc,  967  Howard  and 

6S^  Washington 
Pasquier  L,  gardener,  1512  Broadway 
Pasquier  L  ft  Co,  nursery  and  florists, 

1512  Broadway 
Pasquini  A,  saloon,  416  Pacific 
Passet  A  (Cheyrias  ft  Passet),  7  Brooks 
Pastene  Antonio,  produce,  205  Wash- 
ington 
PatchellE  ft  Co  (E  Patchell),   cigars, 

102  4th 
Patchell  Edward  (E  Patchell  ft  Co),  102 

4th 
Pate  Mrs  H  P,  confectionery,  239  8th 
Patek  A,  druggist,  413  6th 
Piitent  Bnck  Co,  Philip  Caduc  pres,  512 

California 
Paterson  James  (James  Paterson  ft  Co), 

238  Montgomery 
Paterson  James  ft  Co  (James  Paterson 

and  J  P  Cushing),  stock  brokers,  238 

Montgomery 
Paton  D  T,  carpenter,  SE  cor  Pine  and 

Laguna 
Paton  J,  painter.SE  cor  Pine  and  Lnguna 
Patrick  Albert  B  (Patrick  ft  Co),  SE  cor 

Folsom  and  18th 
Patrick  A  B  ft  Co  (Albert  B  Patrick 

and  W  A  Boole),   tanners,   SE  cor 

Folsom  and  18th 
Patrick  W  C,  barber,  705  Broadway 
Patridge    H     C,    propr    International 

Hotel,  824  and  826  Kearny 
Pattee   Solon,,  accountant,  507  Mont- 
gomery 
Pattek  8,  insurance   broker,   Sansome 

nr  California 
Patten  C  S,  wood  engraver,  518  Clay 
Patten  C  W,  assayer,  220  Fremont 
Patten  Thomas,  bootmaker,  284  Steven- 
son 
Patten  T  J  (J  B  White  ft  Co),  318  Pine 
Patten  Wm  P,  saloon,  656  Mission 
Pattern  Protective  Union,Sander'8  Hall, 

71  New  Montgomery 
Patterson  Mrs  Amelia,  bakery,  208  4th 


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Patterson  ClfM  (Union  Soap  Faotoiy), 

Juniper  off  Foleom 
Pftterton  O  W  H,  grocery,  cor  30th 

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PATTERSON  JAMES.  Pnoifio  Saw 
Mannfaoturing  Company,  17  and  19 
Fremont 
Patterson  John  S  A,  wood  and  coal,  NE 

cor  17th  and  Church 
Patterson  Mme  LC,  electro  vapor  baths, 

61  6th 
Patterson  William,  metillic  signs  and 

sign  painter,  430  Kearny 
Patterson  Wm,  Golden  Acre  Nursery, 

cor  San  Bruno  Itoad  and  '24th 
Pattinson  Joseph  (Pattinsou  &,  McKin- 

non),  2122  Fillmore 
Pattinson    &  McKinnou  (Thomas  Mc- 
Kinuitn  and  Joseph  Pattinson),  car- 
penters, 2122  Fillmore 
Patton  A  F,  cutlery,  notions,  etc,   030 

Kearny 
Patton  Jessie  R,  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School 
PATTON  J  N,  secretary  Pacific  Mu- 
tual   Life  Insurance    Compauy,  418 
Culif(U*nia 
Patton  William,   architect,   411 J  Cali- 
fornia 
Pattridge  R  K,  lumber,  128  Steuart 
Paudlcr  Joseph  H,  gas  fixture^,  etc,  773 

Mission 
Pauer  Bros  (John  and   Ludwig  Pauer), 

cutlers,  637  Keaniy 
Paugh  W  J,  oculist  and  aurist  physi- 

ci  n,  640  Clay 
Paul  Almarin  B,  mining  engineer,  328 

Montgomery 
Panic,  tailor,  1129th 
Paul  Jamea  (Pehrson  &  Paul),  20o  4th 
PAUL  PHILO  "D,  asphaltum  roofing 

and  plumbing,  1331  Mission 
Pauli    Frank    C,    sign    painter, .  430 

Kearny 
Pauli  G  J,  groceries,  NE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Green 
Paufiiielli  D  &  Co,  fruits,  12*^7  Pacific 
Panllin   Mrs   Susan    F,  costumer,    7^ 

Stockton 
Paulsen  Hermann,  groceries,  27  Taylor 
Paulson   H    H,  boat    builder,  SW  cor 

Mississippi  and  East 
Paalstin  John  E,  grocer,  263  Stevenson 
Pauls  jn  P  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor 

Mission  and  East 
Paulsen  &  William,  groceries,  cor  14th 

and  Mission 
Paulson  &  Sanders  (W  Paulson  and  J 

Sanders),  upholsterers,  419  Jones 
Paulson   W  (Paulson  &  Sanders),  419 

Jones 
Paulson  Mrs  W,  fancy  goods,  501  O'Far- 

rell 
Paupitz  FW,  saloon,  123  Jackson 


Pauson  F  (Pauson  ft  Roman),  40  Kearny 

and  942  Market 
Pauson  Heniy,  clothing,  S17  Paoi6c 
Pauson  ft    Roman  (F  Pauson   and  H 
Roman),    clothing   and    tailors,  942 
Market  and  40  Kearny 
Pausmann  Henry,  hay  and  grain,  2421 

Mason 
Pavillier  A,  mdse  218  California 
Pa vitza  Jasper  (Masounetteft  Pavitza), 

221  Leidesdorir  nr  Clay 
Pavlovich  Nicholas,  fruits,  602  Kearny 
Pawlicki  F  L,  physician,  700  Sutter 
Pawlicki  Laidislas,  physician,  700   Sut- 
ter 
Puxton  Blitz  W  (Geo  W  Meade  ft  Co), 

410  Front 
Pay  Mrs  C,  laundry,  315  Sutter 
Payor  Mrs  L,  luuinlry,  315  Sutter 
PAYNE  BROTHERS  (George  L  and 

John  Payne),  proprietors  Payne's  Bolt 

Works,  114  and  116  Mission 
Pavne  Geo  H  (E  M   Derby  &  Co),  226 

Clay 
Payne  George   (Payne  Bros),  114  Mis- 
sion 
Payne  John  (Payne  Bros),  114  Mission 
Payne's   Bolt   VVorks    (G   L  and  John 

Pavne),  114  and  116  Mission 
PAYOT    HENRY   (Louis  Gregoireft 

Co',,  6  Post 
Puyot  Henry  (Payot,  Upham  &  Co),  204 

■Sansome 
Payot,  Upham  &  Co  (Henry  Payot  and 

Isaac  Upham),  books  and  stationery, 

201  Sansome 
Payson   A    H,    captain  USE,  Light 

House   Engineer,    U    S    Appraiser's 

Building 
Pazjk     F   J,   sewing   machines,    1215 

Stockton 
Peabody  E  ft  Co  (E  Peabody),  coal  and 

wood,  112  and  114  Washington 
Peabody  Wm  F,  physician,  200  Ellis 
Peace  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker,  412  Larkin 
Peachy  A  C,  attorney-at-law,    84  and 

628  Montgomery 
Peacock  A,  restaurant,  616  Sacramento 
Peake    Chas   (Chaa  Peake  ft  Co),  209 

Kearny 
Peake  Chas  ft  Co  (Chas  and  £  L  Peake), 

mfrs  Turkish  rugs,  209  Kearny 
Peake   E  L  (Chas  Peake   ft  Co),  209 

Kearny 
Pearce  Henry  D,  gold  pens,  321  Mont- 
gomery 
Pearce  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  634  4th 
PEARLMAN  ABRAHAM  M  cigars 

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Pearlman  J  M,  auctioneer,  1124  Mar- 
ket 
Pearsall  W  M,  book  and  job  printer,  6 

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Pewson  0  E  (Swain  k  Pcanon).  636 
Market 

Pearson  James,  watchmaker,  17  4th 

Pearson  Mrs  S  A,  Temperance  Coffee 
House,  631  Clay 

Pearson  T  A  (Cfutter  &  Pearson),  160 
New  Montgomery 

Peartmann  O  I,  groceries,  NW  cor  Ath 
and  Folsom 

Pease  C  F,  mattresses,  1313  Powell 

Pease  C  H  (Pease  &  Tubbs),  418  Sacra- 
mento 

Pease  O  M,  physician,  125  Turk 

Pease  R  U  Jr  (Pease  St.  Runyon),  677 
Market 

Pease  &  Runyon  (R  H  Pease  Jr  and  S 
M  Rnnyou),  agta  Goodyear  Rubber 
Co,  677  and  67!>  Market 

Pease  ft  Tubbs  (C  H  Ffcoso  and  Robert 
C  Tu)>b4),  agttt,  River  Expi-oss,  418 
Sacramento 

Peasley  ft  Co  (0  B  I'easley  and  J  H 
(3obleii;h),  wa^oumakcrs,  '2020  Polk 

Peasley  O  B  (I'eaaley  &  Co),   tlOUO  Polk 

Puaters  John,  salo.m,  SE  cor  4th  add 
Berry 

PECHIN  CHARLES,  liquors,  417 
Front 

Peck  E  S,  attoriioy-at-Iaw,  G22  Clay 

Peck  Jauo  E  (special  piirtnur  Weilman, 
Pock  ft  Co),  12(1-1 32  Market 

Peck  John,  bootmaker,  20  Montgomery 
uve 

Peck  P,  mgr  Franco- American  Perfum- 
ery Co,  2G  2d 

Peckhum  E  P,  stock  broker,  31 1  Mont- 
gomery 

Peckham  (reo  W,  carriagemaker,  1232 
Folsom 

PECKHAM  W  H.  San  Jose  Woolen 
Mills,  r)41  Market 

Pederseu  Andrew,  tailor,  209  O'Farrell 

Pederaen  B,  woodturner,  221  Mission 

Pe.ller  J  N  ft  T  C,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  5  Steuart 

Pedroni  ft  Caselini  (M  Pedroni  and  V 
Caseiini),  St  Qothard  Hotel,  50i)-5l3 
Broadway 

Pedroni  G,  baker,  1407  Stockton 

Pedroni  M  (Pedroni  ft  Caselini),  609-513 
Broadway 

Peeper  M,  mgr  Metropolitan  Restau- 
rant, 154  and  156  2d 

Peeporling  Jo,  meat  market,  SE  cor 
Hyde  and  Union 

Peerson  W  M,  attorney-at-law,  609  Sac- 
ramento 

P^(uillan  Ameal  (Peguillan  ft  Salles), 
wholesale  butcher,  cor  6th  ave  and  L 

PfMpiillau  Eagen,  saloon,  cor  5th  ave  and 

Peguillan  ft  Salles,  wholesale  butchers, 

oor  6th  ave  and  L 
FehrM>n  O  (Pebrson  ft  Paul),  205  4th 


P?hrson  ft  Panl  (O  Pehrson  and  JamM 

Paul),  merchant  tailors,  20S  4th 
Peirano  L  (Podesta  ft  Peirano),  NE  oo| 

Bush  and  Dupont  '^ 

Poiser  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  108  6th 
Peiser  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  17  6th 
Peiser  Lemuel,  cigars  and  tobacco,  210 

Keiirny 
PEIXOtTO  R  (Peixotto  ft  Silverman) 

42-40  3d 

PEIXOTTO    &    SILVERMAN  (R 

Peixotto  and  M  Silverman),  dry  goods, 

fancv  goods,  hosiery  and  kid  glovey, 

42-40  3d 
PELHAM  J  E,  physician  and  surgeon, 

1122  Market 
Pellantier  Louis,   paper  hanging,   2934 

10th 
Pellegrini  F,  painter,  517  California 
Pelliceija  Peter,  liquors,  018  Front 
Pollisson  Joseph,  hotel  clerk,  019  Pacific 
Pellisscm  Pierre,  bote',  019  Pacific 
Polton  John  Jr,  architect,  330  Fine 
Pemberthy  Mrs  A,  varieties,  r)39  2d 
Pembroke  S  J,  jeweler  and  music  boxes, 

212  O'Farrell 
Pence  J  B,  houue  mover,  1126  Mission 
Penderi^ost  James  (Peniler^^ast,  Smith  & 

Co),  217-221  Fremont 
Penilcrfs;ast  Henry,  oils  and  lamp  ware, 

11')  0th 

PENDEROAST.  SMITH  &  CO,  (Thos 

un<l  Juines  Peinler^'ast  and  (>eo  John- 
son), proprietors  ^Etna  Iron  Works, 
217-221  Fremont 

P.  ndergast  Tlios  (Peudergost,  Smith  & 
Co),  217  Fremont 

Penderj^ast  Wm,  litiuors,  NW  cor  3d 
and  Folsom 

Pendleton  U  L  (Withrow  ft  Pendleton), 
148  9th  « 

Pendleton  Goo,  sec  Pacific  Ladge  F  ft  A 
M,  121  Eddy 

Pendleton  Geo,  restaurant,  1221  Pacifio 

Pendo  John,  coffee  saloon,  723  Davis 

Pengellay  R  N,  saloon,  576  Folsom  cor 
2d 

Penlecka  H,  carpenter,  17  Halleck 

PENNELL  R  J,  commercial  traveler, 
718Capp 

Penney  John  F,  boat  builder,  cor  Ken- 
tucky and  Tennessee 

Pennie  James  C,  justice  of  the  peace,  SE 
cor  Kearny  and  Washington 

Pennie  James  C  Jr,  cider  mfy,  604  Jack- 
son 

Pennsylvania  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Phil- 
adelphia, Jonathan  Hunt,  Son  ft  Co, 
general  agts,  313  California 

Penny  cook  James,  painter,  419  Chestnut 

Penry  H  D,  saloon,  cor  1st  and  Freder> 
ick 

Pentington  Geo,  sec  Redington  Quick- 
silver Co,  Phelan's  Block,  806  Market 


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Pentony  John,  livery  stable,  633  Green 
Peopte'e  ArfeO»llery,  ChM  Derby  propr, 

People's  Bazsar,  B  Oost   propr,    fancy 

joods,  13A4th 
FBOPLE'S  ICE  CO,  J   S  Thompson 
president,  I  U  Thompson  secretary, 
?;12  Mission 
People's    Insurance    Co    of   Newark, 
Hutchinson  ft  Mann  agts,   322  and 
and  324  California 
Pera  Andrew,  barber,  7  Vallejo 
Pera  Pelegrina  (P  Pera  ft  Co),  016  Front 
Pera  P  ft  Co  (P  Pera  and  Louis  Lercari), 

commission  merchants,  Ul(i  Front 
Peralta  I  h,   cigar  stand,  221   Sacra- 
mento 
Perata  Bernardo,  restaurant,  105  Pacific 
Perata  Michael,  groceries,  1501  Dupont 
Perata  ft  Ratto  (Nicola  Perata  and  G  B 

Ratto),  saloon,  837  Paoitio 
Perata  Nicola  (Perata  ft  Ratto),  837 

Pacific 
Perazzo  Giuseppe,  cigars,  1421  Dupont 
PerazzoJohn,  barber,  548  Washington 
Perboner  Mrs  K,  ladies' underwear,  1010 

Stockton 
Percy  G  W  (Percy  ft  Hamilton),  archi- 
tect. 318  Pine 
Percy  ft  Hamilton  (G  W  Percy  and  F 

F  Hamilton),  architects,  318  Pine 
Percy  John,  dairy  produce,  88-91  Cali- 
fornia Market 
Percy  P,  coppersmith,  233  Ist 
Perforated  Frictional  Bt.lt  Co  (I  X  L 

Elastic  Truss  Co),  646  Market 
Periam  C  J  (Periain  ft  Thompson),  42 

Main 
Periam  ft  Thompson  (C  J  Periam  and 
J  Thompson),   machinists   and  lock 
experts,  42  Main 
Perin  Gattarde  (Bulotte  ft  Perin),  304^ 

Montgomery  ave 
Pefine  J  H  (F  P  Latson  ft  Co),  L3  Wew 

Montgomery 
Ferine  N  P,  roofer,  28  New  Montgomery 
Perini  ft  Co   (G  Perini  and  B  Feriiii), 

restaurant,  207  Post 
Perini  G  (Perini  ft  Ferini),  207  Post 
PEBXINS    A   J,    photographer,    337 

Hayes 
Perkins  C  B,  laces,  hosiery  and  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  1114  and  1116  Mar- 
ket 
PERKINS  F  Bi  librarian  free  public 

library,  428  Bush 
Perkins  F  £,  saloon,  44  Steuart 
Perkins  George  C  (Goodall,  Perkins  ft 
Co),  and  Governor  of  California,  10 
Market 
Perkins  G  F  (Brown  ft  Perkins),  SE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Washington 
Perkins  James  C,  attorney-at-lav,  427 
Montgomery 


Perkins  L  O,  cigars  and  tobaooo,  16  8d 
Perkins  Samuel,  t^i  for  A  M  Simpson 

ft  Bro's  Lumber  Co,  44  Market 
Perkins  Wm,  lodging-house,  061   and 

003  Mission 
Perkins  Wm,  boarding-bouse,  613  Mis- 
sion 
Perkins  Wm  P,  mgr   City    Cab   and 

Cariiago  Co,  170  and  178  Jessie  and 

207  Sutter 
Perkovich  George,  upholsterer,  4  Tyler 
Perpoli  Flolindo  (Perpoli  ft  Giovannolu), 

1817  Powell 
Perpoli  ft  Giovannola  (Flolindo  Perpoli 

and    Antonio   Giovannola),    liquors, 

1817  Powell 
Perpoli  Pracidio  (Prauidio  Perpoli  ft  Co), 

60S  Broadway 
Perpoli  Pracidio  ft  Co  (Pracidio  Perpoli 

and  V  Barsotti),  wood  and  coal,  60S 

Broadway 
Perguy  John  F,  fancy  goods,  956  Mar- 
ket 
Perrault  J,  physician,  413  Kearny 
Perrault  M  N,  saloon,  312  Washington 
Perret  Ujene^  laundi-y,  cor  Gough  and 

Lilly 
Perrie  Wm  (Jennings  ft  Co),  oor  Japan 

and  TownsPnd 
Perrier  Alfred,  French  restaurant,  609 

Pine 
Perrin  ft  Bird  (E  R  Perriu  and  Chas  L 

Bird),  restaurant,  114  Sutter 
Perrin  E  B,  capitalist  and  real  estate, 

402  Kearny 
Perrin  E  R  (Perrin  ft  Bird),  1 14  Sutter 
PEBRIN    GUSTAVE,     upholsterer, 

1101  Market 
Perrin  R  J,  physician,  226  Sutter 
Perrone  O,  phyHician,  649  Broadway 
Perry  Alfred  W,  physician,  104  Stock- 
ton 
Perry    Mrs    August,    dressmaker,    206 

Tyler 
Perry  Charles,  dentist,  841  Market 
Perry  D  J,  confectionery,  1152  Market 
Perry  (ieorge  H,    attorney-at-law  and 

sec   Humboldt  Sulphur  Mining  Co, 

315  California 
PEBRY  6RATTAN.  manager  of  The 

Daily  Exchungo  Publishing  Company, 

306  Montgomery 
Perry  Mrs  H,  candy  mfr,  1152  Market 
Perry     Henry,     attorney-at-law,     230 

M  ontgomery 
Perry  James,  saloon,  15  Valencia 
Perry  John,  trustee  Martha  A  Elliott, 

41  Fremont 
PERBT  JOH^  JB>  Btock  broker,  413 

Montgomeiy 
PEBBT  PETEEi   coppersmith,  233 

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PEBBY  S  A  ft  op,  pictures,  frames 
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FIRBT  WILLIAM  T,  (W  J  Ho»i- 

ton  ft  Co),  215  California 
Perry  W  J,  whitener  and  paper  hanger, 

24  nth 
Peru,  Conaul  of,  Eugene  De  Sabia,  40 

California 
Peeeia  — ,  physician,  611  Washington 
Pestner  ft  Hihlobrandt    (W   C  Hilde- 

brandt),  distillers'  a^ts,  41 1  Battery 
Pute  Henrietta,   fancy  poods  and  sta- 
tionery, 231)  8th 
Pot  J,  Imots  and  shoos,  4  Turk 
Peten  Bros  (VV  C,  W  and  H  N  Peters), 

liquors,  514  Montgomery 
Peters  Mrs  C,  music  teacher,  764  Mis- 
si  >n 
Peters  Chas  K,  insurance  broker,   405 

Kearny 
Peters  ft  Cowie  (Geo  M  Cowie  and  J  C 

Peters),  hay  and  ijrain  and  commission 

meri^hants,  6U1  6th 
PETSRS  F  Ot  shipping  and  oommis- 

siou    murchaut    and    manufacturer's 

M{t,  13  Main 
Petjrs  F  M  L  (F  M  L  Peters  ft  Co),  207 

Montgomery 
PETERS  FMLftOO  (FML  Peters 

and  F  Aug  Meyer),  importers  fancy 

goods,  toys  and  musical  instruments, 

207  Montgomery 
PETERS  FRASK,  wines  and  liquors, 

604  Broadway 
Peters  George,  fruit,  846  Valencia 
Peters  Honry  (M  M   Feder  ft  Co),  29 

Battery 
Peters  H  W  (Petera  Bros),  514  Mont- 
gomery 
Peters  J,  liquors,  SE  cor  4th  and  Berry 
Peters   JacK,    propr     Foxhall     Livery 

Htitbles,  2318  and  2320  Fillmore 
Peters  Jacob,  saloon.  505  Pacifio 
Peters  J  B,  fruit  and  produce,  335^  3d 
Peters  J  C  (Peters  ft  Cowie),  501  6th 
PETERS  J  H  (J  H  Peters  ft  Co),  25 

3d 
Peters  John,  saloon,  1007  Battery 
Pet«!r3  Joseph  C(A  T  Waitc  ft  Co),  1211 

Mason 
Peters  Mary,  costumcr,  730  Market 
PETERS  J  H  &  CO  (J  H  Peters  and 

Daniel  SeMcll),  proprietors  New  York 

Gallery,  25  3d 
Peters  W  (Peters  Bros),  514  Montg'y 
Peters  W  C  (Peters  Bros),  514  Mont- 

I'omery 
PETERS  W  J  &  CO  ( W  J  Peters),  con- 

tract«irs  and  builJers,  424  Jackson 
PETERSEN  C  (Peterson.  Hurtmon  ft 

Co),  766  Mission 
Petersen  ft    Co  (Jacob   and    Fredrick 

Petersen),  coffee  saloon,  277  East 
Peterson  ft  Co  (John  N  Petersen  and 

Paul  Jessen),  draymen,  SE  cor  Main 

and  Market 


Petersen  Charles,  saloon,  21  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Petersen  Chas  R  (Nelson  ft  Petersen), 

504  Front 
PETERSEN.  HARTMAN  ft  00  (C 
Petersen,  H  Uartman  and  L  Dam- 
masoh),  undertakers,  766  Mission 
Petersen  John  N  (Petersen  ft  Co),  SE 

cor  Main  and  Market 
Petersen  N  P,  cigars  and  tobacco,   419 

East 
Petersen  Nick,  saloon,  310  Townsend 
PeterHcn  \Vin  J,  toilet  soaps,  421  Cluy 
Peterson  Mrs  A  B,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods,  302  3d 
Peterson  A  C,  physician,  310  Geary 
PETERSON  A  S  (Peterson  ft  Palmer), 

716  Market 
Peterson  C   (Peterson  ft  Decker),  042- 

646  4th 
Peterson  Charles,  carpenter,  904  Larkin 
Peterson  Charles,  liquors,  21  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Peterson  ft  Co,  oofTee  saloon,  277  East 
Peterson  ft  Decker  (C  Peterson  and  U 
M  Decker),  oyster  saloon,  642-646  4th 
Peterson  Henry,  butcher,  1117  Harrison 
Peterson  Ida  (Byrne  ft  Peterson),  305  3d 
Peterson  Jacob,  coffee  saloon,  7  Market 
Peterson   John   liquors,    cor    0th   and 

Railroad  ave.  South  San  Francisco 
Peterson  John,  boarding,  135  Folsom 
Peterson  L,  saloon  and  restaurant,  531 

East 
Peterson  L,  real  estate  agt,  314  Bush 
Peterson  L,  model  maker,  328  Bush 
Peterson  N  Potter,  coffee  stand,  10  Val- 

lejo 
Peterson    O  (O    Peterson  ft    Co),  244 

Sutter 
Peterson  O  ft  Co    (O  Peterson  and  A 

Elverson),  liquors,  244  Sutter 
Peterson  P,  wood  ond  coal,  427  O'Far- 

rell 
PETERSON  &  PALMER  (A  S  Peter- 
sou  antl  L  VV  Palmer),  groceries,  716 
Market 
Peterson  Wm  J,  soap  mfr,  421  Clay 
Petibeau  E  ft  Co,  drugs,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  0th 
Petin  Alphonse,  physician,  311  Sutler 
Petit  H,    liquord,    NE    cor    Bush  and 

Broderiok 
Petit  Pierre,  lodging-house,  1144th 
Petri  Ceriibiiia,  cigars,  1407  Dupont 
PETROVICH   ft  AUGIUS   (Samuel 
Petrovich  and  John  P  Augius),  liquor 
merchaiito,  420  Jackson 
PETROVICH    SAMUEL.    White 

House.  420  and  42i,  Jackson 
PETTENATI  PETER,   liquors   and 

groceries,  and  manufacturer  cigars  and 

cigarettes,  1028  Kearny 
PETERSON  J  N.  saloon,  207  Main 


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PETER80H  KABTDI.  tinning, 
plumbing,  gas,  and  steam  fitting, 
1325  Pacific,  res  1411  Pacific 
Pettigrew  &  Farless  (J  J  Pettigrew  and 
T  A  Farless),  attorneys-at-law,  217 
Sansome 
Pettigrew  J  J  (Pettigrew  &  Farless),  217 

8an8ome 
Pettil  Miss,  copj'ist,  623  M'    tgomery 
Peuleck.T,  H,  carpenter,  17  Ualleck 
Pew  J  W,  sec  Navajo   Mining  Co,  310 

Pine 
Peyre  Jean   (Bonnetti  &    Pcyre),   819 

Stockton 
Peyser  Louis,  tailor,  428  Pacific- 
Peyton.a  Mining  Ci),  310  Piiie 
Pfaff  Lonia,  dyeing,  907  Larkin 
PFEIFFER      A,    proprietor    Eureka 

Iron  Works,  317  and  319  Howard 
Pferdiier  &  Co,  commia^iou  merchants, 

506  Battery 
Pfeiffcr  F,  boot  fitter,  252  .Jessie 
PfeifferJW,  locksmith,  1015  Kearny 
Pfeil  Wn,  barber,  145  9th 
Ptiel  J  W  (Edniondaon   &  Pliel),  12-39^ 

Folsom 
Pfilo    John   F,  blacksmith  and    horse- 

shoer,  25  Steuart 
Pfister  A  (M  Waterman  &  Co),  113  CLiy 
Ptister  J  J  (J  J  PfistiT  &  C),  120  Sutter 
Ptister  J  J  &  Co  (J  J  Pflstor),  mfr  of 
crochet  and  knitted  gooils,  120  Sutter 
Pforr  John,  real  estate,  32i>  Montgom- 
ery 
Pfund  A,  teacher  pianoforte,  51(5  Minna 
Pharo  John,  contructur  ami  builder,  224 

Montgomery 
Phelan    Block,  junction   O'Farrell  and 

Market 
Phelan  Gregory  .T,  physician,  603  3d 
FHELAN    JAHESi    capitalist,    room 

232  Phelan's  Block,  801)  Market 
Phelan  John,  bookseller,  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Phelan  Jos  P,  attorney-at-law,  327  Pine 
Phelan  Patrick  (Donohue  &  Phelan),  33 

2d 
Phelps  A  E  (W  S  Phelps  &  Co),  13  and 

15  Drumm 
Phelps  AUnson  H  (Thos  H  Selby  &,  Co), 

116  and  118  California 
PHELPS  CHAS  H.  editor   "Califor- 

nian,"  408  California 
Phelps  £  A   (Phelps  &   Miller),  Cal  & 
Nev  K  R  Co,    120  Sutter  and  328 
Montgomery 
Phelps  Poster  &  Co,  carpet  beating,  931 
Market 

PmSLPS  MANUFACTTJBINO 

OOt   W  S  Phelps    president,   8orew 
Bolt  Works,  13-17  Drumm 
Phelps  ft  Miller  (E  \  Phelps  and  S  M 
Miller),  mgrs  Oorham  Mfg  Co,  120 
Sutter 


Phelps  T  G,  milkman,  35  Eddy 
Phelps  W  8  (W  S  Phelps  &  Co),  prea 

Phelps  Mfg  Co,  13  and  15  Drumm 
Phelps  W  S  &  Co  ( W  S  and  A  E  Phelps), 

shipsmiths,  13  and  15  Drximm 
PHOENIX    nrSUBANCE    CO  OF 

.llROOKIiTN,  Brown,   Craig  &    Co 

general  agents,  W  S  Davis  city  agent, 

215  Sansome 

PmLADELPHU  BBEWEBT,  Jno 

Wieland  proprietor,  220-240  2d 

PHILADELPHIA    HOUSE,     John 

Knack  proprietor,  421  and  423  Bush 

Philbrook  A  K  (McJ  tonald  &  Philbrook). 
SW  cor  Market  and  6th 

Philharm'>nic  Hall,  cor  Jackson  and 
Stockton 

Philip  Jacob  M  (Philip,  Speyer  &  Co), 
425  California 

Philip,  Sjioyer  &  Co  (Jacob  M  Philip  and 
Jacob  W  Speyer).  commission  mer- 
chants and  insurance  agents,  425  Cal- 
ifornia 

Phili|)p,  Hesth.al  &  Co  (Martin  Pliilipp 
and  August  Hestlial),  infrs  California 
buck  gloves,  50li  Market  .and  316  17th 

Philipi*  Martin  (Philipp,  Hesthal&Co), 
316  17th  and  506  Market 

Philips  Edward,  painter,  706  Larkin 

Philips  W  A,  troas  Veterans'  Home 
As-ociati<)n,  10  California 

Phillbrook  James  C,  boarding-house,  320 
Folsom 

Phillij^s  A,  hairdresser,  901   Folsom 

Phillip  P  A,  produce,  27  Centre  Market 

Phillipps  F,  fruits,  1424  5th 

Phillips  Benjamin,  harness  and  saddles, 
303  5th 

Phillips  Mrs  C  A,  hairdresser,  122  Ellis 

Phillips  &  Dickieson  (Creo  Phillips  and 
W  R  Dickieson),  Telephone  Trans- 
fer Co,  30i  16th  and  644  Market 

PHILLIPS  E.  Merchants'  Exchange 
Saloon,  21  Leidesdorff 

Phillips  Fred,  coffee  saloon,  770  Howard 

Phillips  Geo  (Phillips  &,  Dickieson), 
and  propr  City  Transfer  Co,  304  16th 
and  644  Market 

Phillips  H  G,  mgr  Western  Union  Tel- 
egraph Co,  Pacific  Bell  Te'eph<)ne, 
American  District  Telegraph,  foreman 
United  Carriage  Co,  833  Sutter 

PHILLIPS  &  HUNT  (J  M  Phillips 
and  S  Hunt),  publishers  and  booksel- 
lers (New  York),  Rev  J  B  Hill  agent, 
1041  Market 

Phillips  J  B,  attorney-at-law,  636  Clay 

Phillips  J  B,  saloon,  1162  Market 

Phillips  J  M  (Phillips  &  Hunt),  publish- 
ers and  booksellers,  1041  Market 

Phillip*  M  ft  Co  (Honolulu),  office  111 
Battery 

Phillips  P  A,  butter  and  eggs,  stall  27 
Centre  Market 


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Phillips  P  L,  mgr  "Jewish  Times,"  616 
Kearny 

Phillips  W  A,  Harbor  Comm^Bsioner,  10 
California 

Phillips  W  T,  attomey-at-law,  612 
Clay 

Philson  C  F,  physician,  118  O'Farrell 

Pbipps  A  B,  stock  broker,  307  Mont- 
gpmery 

Phipps  James,  hamessmaker,  665  ^How- 
ard 

Pht>enix  Association,  Geo  Corbell  pres, 
P  Whitney  sec,  927  Mission 

PHOENIX    ASSURANCE    CO  (of 

London),  Butler  &  Ualdan  general 
agents,  413  California 

Phoenix  Brass  Works,  J  P  Bell  &  Co 
proprs,  F  Woodward  supt,  H  A  Rei- 
mann  mgr,  S  W  cor  Mission  and  Fre- 
mont 

Phoenix  Brewery,  Thos  J  Kirby  pro^ii, 
627  Noe 

Phoenix  Council,  No  18,  I  O  C  F,  218 
Post 

PHOENIX  INSUBANCE  00.  Arthur 
E  Magill  general  acsent,  James  W 
Whiting  city  t.gent,  3i23  California 

PHOENIX  IRON  WORKS.  R  Young 
proprietor,  IS  and  20  Fremont 

Phoenix  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  of 
Hartford,  E  P  Gray  agt,  318  Mont- 
gomery 

Phoenix  Silver  M  Co,  Herman  Loeber 
sec,  308  California 

Piccinini  B,  fruits,  631  Lombard 

PICHE  ]GE3)TJRD>  hamessmaker  and 
carriage  trimmer,  U36  Broadway 

Piche  Medor,  harness  and  carriage  trim- 
mer, 638  Valencia 

Pichoir  H,  mining  sec,  320  Sansome 

Pichon  P  (Boissou  &  Fichon),  S  F  Mar- 
ket 

PICKENS  JAMES  R  (Edwards, 
Pickens  ft  Fulton),  401  California 

Pickering  J  Caldwell,  attomey-at-law, 
637  Kearny 

PICKERING  lORINO  (S  F  Bulletin 
Co  und  S  F  Call  Co),  225  Mont- 
gomery 

Pickering  William,  draggist,  8E  cor 
Bro:\dway  and  iStookton 

Picket  G  (Picket  &  Nolan),  14  and  16 
Clementina 

Pickett  Garrett  (Pickett  &  Nolan),  14 
and  16  CKmcntiua 

Pickett  J  M  (Dowe  &  Pickett),  997  and 
999  Market 

Pickett  Michael,  lodging-house,  819 
Howard 

Pickett  &  Nolan  ((jiarrett  Pickett  and 
Edward  Nolan),  livery  stable,  14  and 
16  Clementina 

Picot  Madame  J  H,  dressmaker,  126 
Kearny 


Pidanoet  Sebastian,  firewood  dealer,  SE 

cor  Front  and  Union 
Pidge  D  M,  show  cards,  9  Geary 
Pidwell  C  J,  bags,  207  Davis 
Pidwell  C  J  &  Co,  iunk,  207  Davis 
Pieffer  G«orge  (John  W  Pieffer  t,  Son), 

1015  Kearny 
Pieffer  John  W  (John  W  Pieffer  ft  Son), 

1016  Kearny 
Pieffer  John  W  ft  Son  (JohnW  and 

George     Pieffer),     locksmiths,    1015 
Kearny 
Pieper  H  C,  stoves  and  tinware,  1010 

Buchanan 
Pieper  Michael,  restaurant,  154  and  156 

2d 
Pierce  Chas  L,  physician,  212  Kearny 
Pierce  E  G  (Pierce  ft  Co,  20  California 
Pierce  E  G  ft  Co  (E  G  Pierce  and  Shu- 
brick  Norris),  forwarding  merchants, 
20  California 
Pierce  G    L,   draughtsman,   528  Cali- 
fornia 
Pierce  Henry  and  William,  capitalists, 

723  Montgomery 
Pierce   John    C,   marble   works,    1228 

Howard 
Pierce  J  K,  drayman,  215  Davis 
Pierce  Nelson,  shipping  merchant,  34 

California 
Pierce  Patr  :k,  marble  works,  1237  Mis- 
sion 
Pierce  Robert,  branch  bakery,  1014  Bry- 
ant 
Pierce  ft  Son  (W  L  L  and  W  J  Pierce), 
Magm^tic  Truss  and  Belt  Co,  704  Sac- 
ramento   

PIERCE  WALTER  S   manufacturer 
and  dealer  in  piunos  and  organs,  SO 
New  Montgomery 
Pierce  W  J  (Pierce  ft  Son),  704  Sacra- 
mento 
Pierce  W  L  L  (Pierce  ft  Son),  704  Sac- 
ramento 
Piercy  Andrew  (Wallace  ft  Piercy),  cor 

FoUom  and  25th 
Pierre  John,  bootmakor,  1333  Dupout 
Pierre  ft  Hedrich,  bootmakers,  1333  Du- 

pont 
Pierron  Emile,  bakery,  304  Montgomery 

ave 
Pierson  Wm  M,  lawyer,  60.  Sacramento 
Pisnaz  Antonio,  restaurant,  ?9  3d 
PIKE  CHARLES  R.    carpenter,   422 

Commercial 
Pike  J  M  ft  Son  (J  M  and  Chas  W  Pike), 

324  Battery 
Pike  Wm,  propr  New  York  Bakery,  6i:6 

and  628  Kearnv 

Pilcher  W  J,  real  estate  agt,  434  Kearny 

Pilgrim  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co,  A 

Halsey  sec,  room  7,  328  Montgomery 

Pillsbury  £  S  (Pillsbury  ft  Titus),  306 

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PHLSBUBY  &  TITUS  (E  S  Pills- 
bury  and  Daniel  Titns),  attorneys-at- 
law,  306  Pine 

Pilot  Examiners,  O  Eldridge  chairman, 
Merchants'  Exchanga 

PUot  Office.  W  H  Jollifis  chief  and  mgr, 
room  9, 506  Battery 

FIISTER  HENBT  (Bucking  ft  Pils- 
ter),  515  Bryant 

Piltz  G,  wood  and  coal,  1619  Eddy 

PIMENTELJM.  photographer,  407 
Montgomery  ave 

Pinal  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  W  W 
Traylo}-  sec,  room  37,  309  Mont- 
gomer;^ 

Pincus  M,  clothing,  20  3d 

Pine  Street  Restaurant,  Jos  Drohnii 
propr,  439  Pine 

Pinoft  Larkiii  Primary  School,  cor  Pine 
and  Larkin 

Pine  &  Scott  Primary  School,  cor  Pine 
and  Scott 

Pinet  J,  special  Tahiti  commission  mer- 
chant, 504  Jackson 

Piugel  C  F  G  (C  H  Lindermann  ft  Co), 
13  Trinity 

Pinker  C  J,  cigars  and  laundry,  1231 
Mission 

Pinkham  Mining  Co,  310  Pine 

Pinney  Mrs  Winona  £,  teacher  Mission 
Grammar  School 

Pinson  A  (Pinson  ft  Michaud),  210 
Montgomery  ave 

Pinson  ft  Michaud  (A  Pinson  and  J  Mi- 
chaud), proprs  California  H->tel,  210 
Montgomery  ave 

Pinzuti  Louis,  carpenter,  532  Vallejo 

Pioneer  and  Alta  Mills,  Francis  T  Eisen 

propr,  12  Stevenson 
Pioneer  Broom  Factory,  27  Drumm 

PIONEER  CARFEl:  BEATING 

WORKS*  J  Spaulding  ft  Co  proprie- 
tors, 353  and  1)55  Tehama 

Piont^.'  Consolitlated  Mining  Co,  Eu- 
reka, Nev,  J  M  Bufiiugtou  sec,  303 
California 

Pioneer  Dru ,'  Mills,  grocers  and  coffee 
and  spice  mills,  Clapp  ft  Jessup  proprs, 
NE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

PIONEER  EXCHANGE.  Mayor  Wen 
delin  propr,  SW  cor  California  aud 
Montgomery 

Pioneer  Franco-Italian  Restaurant,  De- 
bemardi  ft  Minoletti  proprs,  535  Mer- 
chant 

Pioneer  Glove  Works,  Shoonbcrg  ft 
Co,  329  Sansome 

Pioneer  Hall,  SOS  Montgomery 

Pioneer  Iron  Works,  C  H  Leavitt  propr, 
225  and  227  Beale 

PIONEER  IRON  WORKS.  Calvin. 
Nutting  ft  Son  proprietors,  227  and 
229  Mam 

Pioneers'  Library,  808  Montgomery 


Pioneer  Lodge  F  S  of  Israel,  A  Gold- 
smith  sec/B'naiB'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
PIONEER  LOOKING-GLASS  AND 
PICTURE  FRAME  MANUFAC- 
TORY. B  O  McEachren  and  Wm  H 
Rowe,  132  Main 
Pioneer  Malt  House,  Bach  ft  Lux  proprs, 
Stockton  bet  Francisco  and  Bay  and 
513  Sacramento 
Pioneer  Park,   top  of  Telegraph   Hill, 

from  Greenwich  to  Filbert 
Pioneer  Rowing  Club,  Loner  Bridge 
Pioneer  Salt  Works,   B  F  "Barton  ft  Co 

propi'S,  213  Sacr.-imento 
Pioneer  Soap  Co,  J  H  Heilmann  propr, 

708  Brannan 
Pioneer  Soda  Works,  Chas  and  Martin 

Walsh  proprs,  1721  Market 
Pioneer  Warehouse,  Carr  ft  Co  proprs, 

cor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Pioneer  White  Lrail  Works,  Whittier, 
Fuller  ft  Co  proprs,  229  and  231  Fre- 
mont, office  21  aud  23  Front 
Piper  B  D,   bay    and  river  freighting 

schooners,  7  Clay 
Pipper  L,  lodzing-house,  438  Broadway 
Pique  Edward,  music  teacher,  130  Turk 
Pirrie  Wm  (McHugh  ft  Pirrie),  NE  cor 

Beale  and  Bryant 
PIRCHER  BROS  (Austin,  J  and  Wm 

Pircher),  liquors,  707  Mission 
Pisani  C  ft  Co,  fish,   stalls   14  and   15 

New  Clay  Street  Market 
Piser  Mrs  Ellen,  bakery,  226  Ellis 
Pissis  Albert,  architect,  217  Sansome 
Pistolesi  August,  groceries,  752  Wash- 

inifton 
PITT  &  CO  (R  H  Pitt,  James  and  C^o 
Dermott),  candy  factory,  465  Steven- 
son 
Pitt  R  H  (Pitt  ft   C.>>,  candies,  21  6th 

and  465  Stevenson 
Pitto  Giuseppe  (Novella  ft   Pitto),   427 

Jackson 
Pitts  E  11,  barber,  1055?  Folsom 
Pitts  George  H  ft  C»,  fruits  and  pro- 
duce, 512  Sansome 
Pitts  Joseph,  jeweler,  992  Folsom 
Pittsburg  Coal   Mining  Co,  Charles  R 

Allen  agt,  118  and  120  BeUe 
Pittsburg   Gold    Mining    Co,    Richard 

Wegener  sec,  414  California 
PIX^Y  FRANK  M,  (Pi^ley  ft  Har- 
rison),   aiul    pru^idtnt    ''Argonaut" 
Publishing  Co,  .■)22  California 
Pixley  ft  Harrison  (Frank  M  Pixley  and  . 
R    Harrison),  attorneys-at-law,     ^30 
California 
Pixley  W  B,  druggist,  NE  cor  Stockton 

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Pixlev's  Hall,  cor  Paciiio  and  Polk 
Pizzala  C,  bologia  sausages,   1 132  Do- 

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Plaflmman  J  F  (Siebe  Bros  k  Placeman), 
S£  oor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 

Plagemann  H  ft  Co  (Henry  Plagemann), 
mfra  cigars,  305  Sacramento 

Plagemann  Henry  (H  Plagemann  &  Co), 
30  >  Sacramento 

Plagemann  John  C,  plumber;  204  Fawell 

PLAGEMANN  WM  (Dierck.  Hinz  & 
Plagemann),  northeast  corner  Mission 
and  Main 

Planters'  Line  Steamship  Co  (The), 
Welch  &  Co  agts,  lOi)  California 

Planz  Henry,  tailor,  525  Ooary 

Plass  E  N,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
427  4th 

Plate  A  F  ( A  J  Plate  &  Co),  418  Market 

PLATE  A  J  &  CO  (H  A  and  A  F  Plate 
and  W  B  Cotiei),  importers  and  deal- 
ers in  guns,  ammunition,  fishing 
tackle,  military,  naval  and  society 
goods,  418  and  420  Market 

Plate  H  A  (A  J  Plate  &  Co),  418  Market 

Plath  John,  groceries,  NW  cor  Steiner 
and  Ellis 

PLATE  THEO.  bootmaker,  303  Stock- 
ton 

Plato  Fred  F,  hairdresser,  107  6th 

Plato   Morris,  ptttionery,  1908  Mission 

PLATSHEK  &  HARRIS  (Julius 
Platshek  and  I  Harris),  commission 
murchauts,  wool,  hides,  pelts,  furs, 
and  tallow,  314  and  31U  Battery 

Platshek  Julius  (Platshek  &  Harris),  314 
and  3I(>  Battery 

Piatt  C  W,  sec  The  Olympic  Clab,  119 
Post 

Piatt's  Hall,  216  Montgomery 

Piatt  Horace  G  (Daggett  &  Piatt),  402 
Montj^omcry 

Piatt  J  M,  SCO  Dashaway  Hall  Associa- 
tion, 139  Post 

Piatt  Mrs  R,  furnishing  good^  R  6th 

Pla/a.  Kearny  liet  Washington  and  Clay 

PLAYTER  E  W  (Dunham,  Currigan 
ft  Co).  107  Front 

Pleasant  Valley  Mining  Co,  C  A  Bur- 
gess prea,  327  Piae 

Pluge  Louis,  tailor,  337  Geary 

Pleiades  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co, 
Wm   L  Oliver  sec,  328  Montgomery 

PLUM  CHASM  ft  00  (Chan  M  Plum), 
carpets,  furniture  and  uphnlstery 
goods,  etc,  641  and  643  Market 

Plumas  County  Mining  Co,  J  L  Fields 
sec.  33i)  Pine 

PLTJMBE  J  F.  adjustable  buggy  and 
Wagon  tops,  25  2d 

Flume  John  V  (John  V  Plume  ft  Co), 
232  California 

Plume  John  V  ft  Co  (John  V  Plume), 
bankers,  232  California 

Plnmmer  G  E,  groceries,  12  Centre 
Market 

Plummer  R  H,  physician,  652  Mission 


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PLTJNKETT  JAMES  C,  attomey-at- 

law,  302  Montgomery 
Plunk  ett  Wm  A,  attorney -at-law,  530 

Ci"fornia 
Plymouth  Congregational  Church,  Tay- 
lor bet  Geary  and  O'Farrell 
Pockwitz  Louis,  wines,  504  Market 
Podesta  A  (Podesta  &  Costa),  843  Pacific 
Podesta  ft  Costa  (A  Podesta   and   J 

Costa),  groceries,  843  Pacific 
Podesta  G,  cigars  and  tobacco,  442  Bush 
Podesta  G  (Uavenna,  Ghirardelli  ft  Co), 

421  and  423  Battery 
Podesta  J  (Podesta  ft  Peirano),  NE  cor 

Bush  and  Dupont 
Podesta  Guoseppe,  groceries,  NW  cor 

Union  and  Mason 
Podesta  ft    Pierano    (J  Podesta  and  L 

Peirano),  fruit  st  .nd,   NE  cor  Bush 

and  Dupont 
Podesta   S,  fruit   and  vegetables,    cor 

McAllister  and  Buchanan 
Poehlman  William,  confectionery,  SW 

cor  Post  and  Powell 
POHSm  JOE.    merchant  tailor,  724 

Market  and  203  Montgomery 
Pohl  George,  hides,  tallow,   and  bags, 

51  Sacramento 
Pohlker   John    Henry,  groceries,   NW 

cor  Howard  and  26th 
Pohlmann  Gus.  jeweler,  engraver   and 

cnameler,  417  Kearny 
Point  Lobos  Primary  School,  cor  Point 

Lobos  and  19th  aves 

POINT  REYES  BUTTER  DEPOT. 

Bennett   Bros  proprietors.  88-91  and 

35  and  36  California  Market 
Polastri  R  S  (C  B  Splivalo  ft  Co),  415 

Battery 
Police  Headquarters,  cor  Kearny  and 

Washington 
"Political  Record,"  618  Sacramento 
Pollak   Arnold   (Arnold  Pollak  ft  Co), 

206  Sacramento 
Pollak  Arnold  ft  Co  (Arnold  Pollak  and 

C  J  Simon),   wholesale   cigars,    206 

Sacramento 
Pollard  L,  hairdresser,  788  Folsom 
Pollard  Thomas,  lumber  and  shipping 

commission,  17  Steuart 
Pollard  W  H,  mdte  broker,  402  Front 
PoUhammor  A,  engraver  and  dye  sinker, 

417  Kcirny 
Politz  E  (Wohl  ft   Politz),   403    Cali- 
fornia 
Poly,  Hoilbron  ft  Co  (Isaac  Poly,  A  Heil- 

bron      ft    Bro    and   S    Clayburgh), 

wholesale  and  commission  butchers, 

slaughter-houae  Ist  ave  nr  Kentucky, 

office  339  Kearny 
Poly  Isaac  (Poly,  Heilbron  ft  Co),  339 

Kearny 
Pomeroy  Carter  P,  attomey-at-law,  211 

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Pomeroy  John  N,  attpmey-at-law,  211 

Sansome 
Pomeroy  Mrs  Viola  A,  music  teacher. 

143  3d 
Pommer  A  J,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co,   161 

4th 
Pommer  Mrs  Emma,  coal   oil  stoves, 

153  4th 
Pond  E  B,  capitalist,  318  Pine 
Pond  R  H,  sec  San  Fraucioco  Copper 

Mining  Co,  320  Sansome 
PONS  OAIDAMH.  French  corset  man- 
ufacturer, 219  Post 
Pool  I  L,  mining  sec  Union  Club,  NW 

cor  California  and  Montgomery 
Poole  George   (Parks  &,    Poole),    1134 

Dupont 
Poole  John  P,  attorney-at-law,  426  Cal- 
ifornia 
Poole  Wm,  contractor,  1028  Market 
Poole  Mrs  Wm,  dressmaker,  1028  Mar- 
ket 
Poorman  Miss  Amy,  baker,  974^  Fol- 

som 
Pope  Bemhard  (Pope  &  Meyer),    1141 

Pacific 
Pope  Mrs  C,  liquors,  545  Ist 
Pope  Chas  W,  mfr  boot  and  shoe  uppers, 

506  Market 
Pope  E   R,  attomey-at-law,   434  Cali- 
fornia 
Pope  Gus,  saloon,  545  1st 
Pope  Horace  £,  physician,  1532  Polk 
Pope    &    Meyer    (Bemhard  Pope   and 
Herman  Meyer),  fruits,^  1141  Pacific 
Pope  &  Talbot  (C  F  A  and  W  H  Talbot), 

lumber  dealers,  204  California 
Popineau    E,    hospital    for   dogs,    506 

Stockton 
Popp  Harmann,  hotel,  2208  Powell 
Poppe  Chas,  wholesale  cigars,  305  Bat- 
tery 
Poppe  C  C  W  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

611  Sansome 
Popper  L,  shirtmaker,  431  Kearny 
Popper  Max  (Whitney  &  Co),   3  and  6 

Commercial 
POPPER  SAHIJEL.   shirts  and  fur- 

nisning  goods,  233  Kearny 
Popper  V,  chiropodist,  127Mv^ntL'omery 
Popps  Harmann,  hotel,  2208  Powell 
Porath  Henry,  restuurant,  13  Pacific 
Porcher  J    (Bremer   &    Porcher),    il2 

Montgomery 
Porep   L,   watchmaker  and  jeweler,  28 

3d 
Porporato  Frank,  groceries,    1224   Du- 
pont 

PORT    MADISON   MILLS,    Pugot 

Sound,  E  M  Herrick,  19  Steuart 
Porta  G  (Porter  &  Porta),  136  Mont- 
gomery ave 
P0RT£0US   a.   ■toveo     Linware  and 
crockery,  1314  Dupouc 


Porter  C  F  (Porter  ft  Porta),  136  Mont- 

gomeiy  ave 
Porter  David,    wholesale  liquors,   405 

Montgomery 
Porter  George  K  (Porter,   Slessinger  ft 

Co),  117  Battery 
Porter  John,  bakery  and  confectionery 

store,  1035  Folsom 
Porter   J  W  (Cowen    ft  Porter),   118 

Geary 
Porter   ft  Porta  (C  F  Porter   and    O 
Porta),   furnishing  goods.  136  Mont- 
gomery ave 
PORTER.  SLESSnrOER  ft  CO  (Geo 
K  Porter,  Louis  Slessinger  and  Joseph 
Kahn),    wholesale    boots  and  shoes, 
117  Battery 
Porter  Wm  H,  coffin  mfr  and  under- 
taker, 29  Bluzome  and  16  O'Farrell 
Porter  W  H,  auditor  C  P  R  R,  cor  4th 

and  Townsend 
Portland  and  Astoria  U  S  Mail  Line, 

214  Montgomery 
Poi-tlaiid  Hotel,  James  Carr  propr,  64 

>S  icramento 
Pcr'.land  Lodging-House,  Thomas  Rees 

propr,  807  Kearny 
Portman  J  K  C  (Chas  Meinecke  ft  Co), 

314  Sacramento 
Portois  P,  architect,  619  Montg<-mery 
Portona  Henry,  plasterer  and  whitener, 

535  Greenwich 
Portona  Mrs  L,  dressmaker,  635  Green- 
wich 
Potrero  and  Bay  View  Railroad,  office 

cor  4th  and  King 
Portugal,   Consul  of,   Fr.   Berton,  627 

Clay 
Portuguese  Protective  and  Benevolent 
Society,    Antoui  >    L  Quareama,  510 
Bush 
Port  Wardens,  523  Kearny 
Porzelt  Chr,  liquors,  419  Montgomery 

ave 
Poska  Samuel,  junk,  230  1st 
Posner  M  (Hildebrandt,  Posner  ft  Co), 

411  and  413  Battery 
Posner  Philip,   cigars  and  tobacco,  337 

Hayes 
Post  Miss   Kate  N,    resident  physician 
Pacific    Dispensary,    221    13th,     433 
Geary 
Post  Keller  Kcataurant,  A  Beth  propr, 

SE  cor  Post  find  Kearny 
POST  OFPICE.  Samuel  W  BackOs 
Postmaster,  Wm  C  Dougherty  deputy, 
P  T  Hoin  supt,  w  s  Bflttery  bet 
Jackson  and  Washington,  Station  A, 
1305  Polk,  Station  B,  northwest 
corner  7th  and  Mission,  and  20th  near 
Mission 
Post  Office  Inspeoton'  Office,  F  W 
Schaurte  insiiector  in  charge,  320 
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"POST"  PUBLISHINO  CO,  John  P 

Jaokaon  presideut,   C  M  Richardson 

secretary,  500  Montgomery 
Postel     Amaudus,    grocery,    NW    cor 

Shotwell  and  20th 
Postel  Arnold,  groceries,  SW   cor  23d 

and  Valencia 
Postel  C  D,  groceries,  1426  Taylor 
Postel  Isaac,  cabinetmaker,  413  Mission 
Postel  John,  groceries,  SW  cor  Howard 

and  16th 
Potosi  Con  Mining  Co,  J  H  Sayre  sec, 

330  Pine 
Potosi  Mining  Co,  W  E  Dean  sec,  room 

7'J,  309  Montgomery 
Potrero  and  Bay  View   Railroad    Co, 

Francis  E  Flint  supt,  Potrero 
Potrero  and  Bay  View  Street  Railroad, 

office  cor  4th  and  Townsend 
Potrero  Primary  School,  cor  Minnesota 

and  Sierra 
Potrero  Yeast  and  Distilliag  Co,  Her- 
man Wcsterfeld  pres,  220  Stockton 
POTTER     EDWARD    E,    secietary 

Sun  Insurance  Co  of  San  Francisco  and 

manager  Boston    Underwriters    and 

Williamsburg  City  Fire  Insurance  Co 

of  New  York,  415  California 
Potter    F   A,  glass  and  crockery,  2510 

Mission 
Potter  Frank  A,  lamps,  2018  Fillmore 
Potter  B'red  W,  (Leveque  *  Potter),  10 

Stevenson 
Potter  George  C,   attorney-at-law,  426 

California 
Potter  U  B,  painiers,  1111^  Sutter 
Potter  T  F,  fruits  and  cigars,  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Leavenworth 
Potter  W  W  (Potter  and  Van  Derveer), 

212  Sacramento 

POTTER  ft  VAN  DERVEER  (M  P 

Van    Derveer   and    W    W    Potter), 
wholesale  and  retail  paper  and  paper 
bags,  212  Sacramento 
Pottet    Henry    &    Co    (Henri  Pottet), 
florist,  1)65  Mishion 

POULTNET  GEO  T  (Smith  &  Poult- 

ney),   Houth  Park  Livery  Stable,  344 

and  'UG  Brannan 
Pound  Keeper,  R  Lossiua 
Poarpion  V  iotor,  liquors,  2U25   Mission 
Pouyal    John,  propr    Exotic  Crardens, 

Niisiion   bet    13tn  and  14th  and  cor 

Sutter  and  Lark  in 
Pouyallet  C  &  N  Humbrccht,  tlurists, 

211  O'Farrell 
Pouzadoux   L    (Bernard  k  Pouzadoux) 

312  Sutter 
Powell  H  A,  attorney,  507  Montgomery 
Powell  Street  Primary  S^bool,  cor  Pow- 

ell  nr  Washington 
POWELL  Wi  acting  manager  Bank  of 

British  Columbia,  southeast  comer 

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Powelson  Wm,  groceries,  NE  cor  14th 

and  Mission 
Power  Bernard,  groceries,  1721  Jones 
Power  T  J,  retail  butcher,  138  Hayes 
Powers   George    W,    blacksmith,     658 

Mistiion 
Powers  G  H  (Powers  &  Wilder),   215 

Geary 
Powers  J   (HoUoway   &   Powers),  504 

Fraticisco 
Powers  J  O,  capitalist,  331  Montgomery 
Powers  John,  groceries,  1116  Folsom 
Powers  John,  groceries,  NW  cor  Hyde 

and  Union 
Powers  Kidd,  horseshoer,  1509  Polk 
I'owers  Michael,  groceries,  230  Sth 
Powers  Mrs  Maggie,  bakery,  640  Howard 
Powers  Nicholas,  groceries,  551  Howard 
Powers  Patrick,  plumbing,  1623  Post 
Powers  &  Wilder  (G  H  Powers  and  A 

M  Wilder),  oculists,  215  Geary 
Powning    Mrs    Susan,    groceries,     433 

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POT  KEE  SINO  CHONO  &  CO,  shoe 

factory,  211  Clay 
Pozzi    Peter,  saloon,  317    Montgomery 

ave 
Pracht  August,  grocerie»,  cor  Sacramen- 
to and  Steiaer 
Practit  Max  (Neville  &  Co),  31  and  33 

California 
PRADO  F  &  CO  (Francisco  Prado  and 

Carlos    Biillio),    Mexican     druggists, 

909  Stockton 
Prado  Francisco  (F  Prado  &  Co),   909 

Stockton 
Prado  Francisco  F,  druggist,  1002  Stock- 
ton 
Prag  Marten,  tinware  and  wellpipe,  125 

Clay 
Prager  A  J,  clothing,  827-833  Kearny 
Prather  J  N,  dentist,  305  Kearny 
Pratt  E  H,  confectionery,  1022  Market 
Pratt  E  S,  carpenter,  1918  Mason 
PRATT  GEO  C,  mining  secretary,  22 

Nevada  Block 
PRATT    HENRT  G,    carpenter,    51 

Clay 
Pratt  Horace  G,  grand  recorder  A  O  U 

W,  St  Ann's  Building 
Pratt  L  E,  attorney.  City  Hall 
Pratt  R  H,  assistant  general  superinten- 
dent C  P  R  R,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 
Preble  Chas   B  (Proble  &  Jones),   218 

Davis 
PREBLE  F  E  (Huff  &  Preble)," 2414 

California 
PREBLE  &  JONES.  (Chas  B  Preble 

and  Chua  A  Jones),   cider  works,  218 

Davis 
Precht  Charles  F  (W  D  Ewer  &  Co), 

626  Clay 
PREIST  THOMAS  F,  groceries,  cor 

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PendergMt  Patrick,  liquors,  228  FoUom 

PresWterian  Board  of  Publication,  Rev 
F  £  Shearar  agt,  757  Market 

Presbvterian  Church,  Rev  Dr  Wood- 
bridge  pastor,  NW  cor  20th  and 
Capp 

Prescott  George  W  (Prescott,  Scott  & 
Co),  cor  Ist  and  Mission 

PRESCOTT  HOUSE,  J  W  Becker 
proprietor,  southwest  comer  Kearny 
and  Montgomery  ave 

FBESCOTT  INSUBANGE  CO,  Louis 

Jauoby  agent,  439  California 
Prescott,  Scott  &  Co  (G  W  Prescott, 
Irving  M  and  Henry  I?  Scott),  proprs 
Union  Iron  Works,  X£  cor  Ist  and 
Mission 
Presentation  Convent,  on  Powell 
Presho  James,  produce  and  commission 

merchant,  124  Clay 
Presidio  Brewery,  Schneider  &  Wachter, 

1524  and  1526  Pacific 
Presidio  and  Ferries  B  R  Co,  H  M  C 
Miller  pres,  office  Union  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde 
Presidio  House,   F  Weisenborn  propr, 

cor  Lyon  and  Lombard 

PBESTOIT  A  W>  secretary  California 

Immigration  Association  and  Garfield 

Monument  Association,  10  California 

Preston  D  C,  junk,  1239  Mission 

Preston  Edward,  furniture  and  carpets, 

10  4th 
Preston  £F,  attorney -at-law,  234  Mont- 
gomery 
PBESTON  ft  McKINNON  (0  J  Pres- 
ton and  J  J  McKinnon),   wholesale 
and  retail  lumber,  pier  5,  Steuart 
PRESTON  0  J  (Preston  &  McKinnon), 

pier  5,  Steuart 
PRETORIOUSF(Pretorious  &   Lem- 

mer),  141  and  143  1st 
PretoriouB  &  Lemmcr  (F  Pretorious  and 
J    C     Lemmer),     California     Boiler 
Works,  141  and  143  Ist 
Pnuematic  Mfi^  C  •  (The),  David  Morris 

mgr,  1015  Market 
Price  J  J  S,  ship  builder,  103  Steuart 
PRICE  M,  cutler   and    cutlery,    415 

Kearny 
Price  Michael,  cutler,  10  Stevenson 
Price    Thomas,    bullion    and    melting 

rooms,  5*24  Sacramento 
PRICE  WALLACE  C  (W  C  Price  * 

Co),  320  Washiiii^on 
PRIGEW  C  ft  CO  (Wallace  C  Price), 
produce,    shipping   and    commission 
me         <t8,  320  Washington 
PRICJS  W,  secretary  anageneral  man- 
ager Universal    Benevolent    Associa- 
tion, 1038  Mission 
Prideaux  J  S,  lumber  surveyor,  SW  cor 

Mission  and  Steuart 
Prit  batch  Julius,  tailor,  265  3d 


Prien  Henry,  groceriea,  SE  cor  Turk 

and  Polk 
Priest  T  F,  groceries,  670  Clementina 
Priet  P,  restaurant,   116  and  117  Du- 

pont 
PnnoeChas  H,  livery  stable,  2125  Mis- 
sion 
Princess  Silver  Mining  Co,  Geo  P  J 

Watson  sec,  302  Montgomery 
Prince  Mrs  T  B,  liquors,  6^  Kearny 
Pringle  Edward  J,  attorney-at-law,  318 

Pine 
Pringle  Gilbert,  bootmaker,  1015  Mar- 
ket 
"Printers'  Guide"  (Monthly),  510  Clay 
Prinz  H  &    Co   (H    Prinz),    wholesale 
laces,  embroideries  and  white  goods, 
215  Sansume 
Prior  J  K,  gosfitter  and  plumber,    1128 

Market 
Pritchard  James,  port  steward  Pacific 
Coast  Steamship  Co,  NE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Front 
Proctor   John,    commission  merchant, 

224  Front 
Proctor  W  G,   deputy   U  S  marshal, 

room  45,  U  S  Appraiser's  Building 
Producers'  Marble  Co  of  Rutland,  Ver- 
mont, G  Lander   Jr   mgr,    N£    cor 
Montgomery  ave  and  Jackson 
Proff  Miss  Amelia,  variety,   215  O'Far- 

rell 
Proff  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  215  O'Far- 

rell 
Prc^eress    National    Insurance   Co    of 
Paris,  E  A  Halsey  &,  Co  general  agts, 
411  California 
PROLL    BROS    (Louis   ProII),    news 
depot,   jewelers,    opticians  and  sta- 
tioners, 1417  Polk  between  Pine  and 
California 
ProU  Louis  (Proll  Bros),  14i7  Polk 
Proll  Henry  Jr,  meat  market,  SW  cor 

Larkin  and  Clay 
Proll  William,  q^ow-case  mfr,  537  Cal- 
ifornia 
Prosch  C,  artist,  St  Ann's  Building 
Proschold  Charles,  barber,  844  Valencia 
Proschold  T,  barber,  626  4th 
Prosek  Joseph  A,  physician,  6  O'Farrell 
Prospect  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co, 
H  P  Bush  sec,   27   Merchant's  Ex- 
change 
Prost  Nicholas,  bakery,  336  3d 
Protection  Council  American   Legion  of 

Honor,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Protestant  Ef  iscopal  Old  Ladies'  Home, 
Sister  Alice  mother  superior,  cor  28th 
and  Valencia 
Protestant    Orphan    Asylum,    NE  cor 

Walla  and  Buchanan 
Protestant  Orphan  Asylum,  Haight  bet 
Octavia     and   Laguna,    George     W 
Haight  attorney-at-law,  207  Sansomd 


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PBOVIDEirOE  W  A  8  HI  HO  T  OH 
FIRB  IN8UKAHCE  OOMPAHT. 

W  J  Dutton  agent,  439  G*liforaia 
ProvinM  R    R,   attomeyat-law,    629 

Kearny 
ProvoBt  D  R,  mgr  Rye  Tonio  Co,  302 

Davis 
Prunty  O,  saloon,  SE  cor  8th  and  Fol- 

som 
PRUSSIAN    NATIONAL  INSUB- 

ANCSB  OOMPANTi  Louis  Jaooby, 

439  California 
Pnren  P  E  O  (Henry  Doyle  &  Co),  511 

Market 
Public  Administrator,  W  M  Leman,  628 

California 
"PXTBLIC  OPINION"    (weekly),  I  N 

Choynski  editor  and  proprietor,   34 

Geary 
Puccinelli  V   (V   Davalle  St  Co),   619 

Broadway 
Puckhaber  John,  groceries,  SW  cor  15th 

ave  and  P 
Puetz  Mrs  E,  ladies'  physician,  205  4th 
Puget  Sound  ■  Lumber  Co,  C  8  Holmes 

pres,   Renton,  Holmes  &  Co,  Hanson 

&  Co,  A  Powell,  and  W  J  Adams, 

pier  17  Steuart  . 

PULSOMETEB    BT^M  I^MP 
COMPANY  OF  NEWTOBK,  A  B 

S*nfo:d  agent,  102  Marked 
Pulvermacher  (xalvanic  Co,   Dr  W  T 

Bogert  mgr,  513  Montgomery 
Pulverman    B    (Nathan,  Pulverman  & 

Co),  29  Battery 
Purcell  Mrs  W,  dressmaker,  1508  How- 
ard 
Purdy  F  H,  boots  and  shoes,  1809  Polk 
Purdy  S  F,  watchmaker,  16  ith 
Pumhagen  &  Hillman  (John  Purnhagen 
and  John  Hillmau),  groceries,  318  5th 
Purnhagen   John  (Purnhagen   k  Hill- 
man),  318  5th 
Pursch  F  (Witt  &  Pursch),  13  Sansome 
PURSELL  0  Ml  proprietor  California 
and    Humboldt   Washing  Machines, 
431  4th 
Purves  Allan,  stationer,  722  16th 
Pust  Mrs  A  R,  dressmaker,  963  Howard 
Putnam   Andrew  J  (Sharp  &  Putnam), 

515  California 
Putnam  Mrs   Elizabeth  (Dixon  &  Put- 
nam), 48  Geary 
PUTNAM  S  0.  secretary  Seattle  Coal 
and    '1  nuisportation    Company,    210 
Battery 
Puttick  Mrs  Louisa,  bakor,  224  5th 
Puttman  Henry,  wino   broker,  615  and 

617  Front 
Puttook  H  (Obrien  8t  Puttock),  1427 
Polk 

PUTZMAN  ft  DUNKER  (F  H  Putz- 

man  Jr   and   D  Dunker),  wholesale 
native  wines  and  liquors,  340  Piue 


PUTZMAN  F  H  (Potzman  k  Dunker), 
340  Pine 

Putzman  F  H  Jr  (Putzman  &  Danker), 
340  Pine 

Puvogel  John  (Nelson  ft  Pnvogel),  gro- 
cer, 17  7th 

Puyoon  Bernard  (Brougham  &  Puyoou), 
631  Kearny 

Pyat  Felif  (P  Pyat  ft  Co),  204  Kearny 

PYAT  F  &  00  (Felix  Pyat),  hair- 
dresser and  dealer  in  hair,  etc,  204 
Kearny 

Pyre  Wm  P  (Thomas  Bailey  ft  Co),  cor 
5th  and  Bluxome 

Pyser  L,  clothing,  428  Pacific 

Pyser  M,  tailor,  616  Post 

Pythian  Castle,  913  Market 

Quackenbush  Thos  M,  511  Jackson 

Quaker  Dairy  Restaurant,  George  W 
Hildrith,  10  Montgomery 

(|)pirdt  John,  printer,  637  Howard 

Quaresma  Antonio  L,  sec  Portuguese 
Benevolent  and  Protective  Society, 
510  Bush 

Quarg  Emil,  propr  United  States  Res- 
taurant, 537  Clay 

Quartermaster's  Department,  Col  George 
H  Weeks,  Army  Building,  36  and  38 
New  Montgomery 

Queen  Bee  Mining  Co,  Geo  W  Fisher 
sec,  324  Pine 

QUEEN  CITY  MARKET.  Zimmer- 
man ft  Co  proprietors,  1154-1158 
Market 

QUEEN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO  (of 
Liverpool),  Robert  Dickson  manager, 
441  California 

Queirolo  G,  baker,  511  Green 

Quellmalz  Otto,  coffee  saloon,  1737  Mis- 
sion 

Queredo  Frank,  barber,  37  Sutter 

Quesada  Luriano,  cigar  mfr,  425  Broad- 
way 

Queve<lo  V,  music  teacher,  1302  Powell 

Quicksilver  Mining  Co  (The),  J  B  Randol 
mi;r,  320  Sausume 

QUICK  J  W,  San  Francisco  Pioneer 
Screen  Works,  32  Fremont 

QUIGO  MISS  M  B,  dressmaking  rooms, 
126  Kearny,  Thurlow  Block,  see  ad- 
vertisement 

Quigluy  Hugh,  groceries,  cor  4th  and 
Louisa 

Quilici  Angelo,  fruits,  181 1^  Powell 

Quilici  Venanzio,  lii^uors,  312  Montgom- 
ery ave  

QUILL  ANTHONY  (Corkery  ft  Quill), 
corner  26th  and  Alabama  and  aouth- 
wt>8t  comer  5th  and  Howard 

Quin  T,  bootmaker,  326  5th 

Quina  John  S,  coffee  house,  410  4th 


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Quinan  N  R,  pres  Imperial  Machinery 

Co,  202  Bush 
Quinchard  Julius  (John  H  Boden  &  Co), 

504  Battery 
Quiulin  A  O,  physician,  874  Missiou 
Quinn  Mining  Co,  57  Nevada  Block 
QuiuuA  R,  untoer,  104!»  Howard 
QUUtM  JOHN  C>  president  Mechanic's 

Foundry,  217  Ist 
Quinn  John  C,  bootmaker,  223  5th 
Quinn  John,  bootmaker,  20S^  1st 
Quinn  John  £,  fancy  goods,   1400  Polk 
Quinn  M,  hatter,  3013  Mission 
Quinn  Thomas,  saloon,  217  Pacific 
Quinn  Thomaa,  bootmaker,   1407i   Fol- 

som 
Quinne  James,  capitalist,  513  California 
Quinne  James  (McCormack  &   Quinne), 

232  California 
QUINT  L,  attorney-at-law,  603  Wash- 
ington 
QUNO  LEE.  junk   store,  foo^   of  (jth 

near  the  ship  yard 

Raabo  Geo  A,  butcher,  1 145  Folsom 
Raas  £  &  Co  (E  Raas),  clothes  and  tail- 
or's trimmings,  2ti  and  28  Montgomery 
Raas  Emanuel  (E  Raas  &  Co),  2ti  and  28 

Montgomery 
Raas  E,  pres  French  Mutual   Building 
and  Loan  Association,  729  Montgom- 
ery 
Rabe  Carl,  commissary  clerk  U  S  Geo- 
logical Survey,   155  New  Montgomery 
Rabjohn  E  Jr,  locksmith,  !)27^  Market 
Rabjohn  Edwin  Sr,  locksmith  and  bell- 
hanger,  139  5th 
Racicn  ^,  coffee  saloon,  508  Front 
Racouillat  L  (Myers,  Gilman  &  Co  and 
Gilman  Si  Racouillat),   cor  9th   and 
Harrison 
Racouillat  Mme,  patterns,  1423  Stockton 
Rademaker  J  M  (Shoaf  &  Rademaker), 

NW  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 
Rademan  Hermann  (H  Bree  &  Co),  cor 

Columbia  and  Serpentine  ave 
SADER   &   BONN   (J  Adam  Rader 

and  Henry  Bonn),  saloon,  515  Clay 
Rader  J  Adam  (Rader  &  Bonn),  saloon, 

515  Clay 
Radford  Thomas,   bootmaker,  7  Spring 
Radius  Lvdwig,  book  bindery,  538  Cal- 
ifornia 
Radke  F,  liquors,  255  Steuart 
BADLOFf  LOUIS>  dressmaking,   218 

Post 
Radovich  A,  restaurant,  254  Steuart 
KADOVICH  BOZO,  liquors,  29  Geary 
Radovich  J  L  (D  Biagi  &  Qo),  520  and 

622  Sansome 
Radovich  L  (L  Radovich  tc,  Co),  877 
Market 


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Radovich  L  &  Co  (L  Ratio  viun  and 
Chielovich)  saloon,  877  Market 

Radovich  L  (E  Chielovich  k  Co),  601 
Front 

Radovich  Lazarus  (Radovich  ft  Uhr- 
landt),  306  Kearny 

Radovich  ft  Uhrlandt  (Lazarus  Rado- 
vich and  Hermann  E  Uhrlandt), 
saloon,  306  Kearny 

Rae  F  B  (W  S  Johnson  ft  Co),  NE  cor 
Fremont  and  Mission 

Rafeld  I,  second-liand  clothes,  1034 
Folsom 

Rafferty  Peter,  stationery  and  cigars, 
239  4th 

RaiTetto  L,  propr  Colombo  Hotel,  621 
Broadway 

Raffetto  L,  boots  and  shoes,  623  Broad- 
way 

Raffo  L  (Ravenna,  Ghirardelli  ft  Co), 
421  and  423  Battery 

Raggluanti  S  (V  Davalle  ft  Co),  619 
Broadway 

Rahdcrs  Henry  (Hutaff  ft  Rahders),  636 
Minna 

Rahje  August  (Scherb  ft  Rahje),  United 
States  Laundry,  16th  above  Valencia 

Rahlmann  Harry  F  (I)ieckdiann  ft  Rahl- 
mann),  SW  cor  Railroad  and  15th 
aves 

Rahn  Mrs  Mary,  saloon,  800  Mont- 
gomery 

Rahsskopff  Carl,  instrument  maker,  412 
Commercial 

Rahwyk-r  Ab-aham,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  631  Kearny 

Rail  Lawrence,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 
cor  7tii  and  Railroad  ave 

Railroad  Commissioners,  Board  of,  J  S 
Cone  pres  First  District,  C  J  Beer- 
stecher  Second  District,  Geo  Stone- 
man  Third  District,  W  R  Andrus 
sec,  otlice  320  Sansome 

RAILROAD  EXCHANOE,  Albert 
Brauer  proprietor.  Baker  between 
Beach  and  Jefferson 

"RAILROAD  GAZETTEER,"  B  F 

Giddings  manager,  H  S  Crocker  ft  Co 

publishers,  219  Bush 
Railroad    House,    Bailey    ft     McLean 

proprs,  533  Commercial 
Raisch  Freileriok,   stoves  and  tinware, 

and    plumbers    and    gastitters,    1519 

Howard 
Raith  Geo  (Fletcher  ft  Raith),  209  Davis 
Raith  John,  groceries,  356  Jessie 
Rakemaii  Fred,  saloon,  610  Jackson 
Ralls  R  F,  dentist,  St  Ann's  Building 
Ralph  Mrs  Leticia  A,  dressmaker,  1022 

Stockton 
Ralph  Wm  H,  bakery,  2837  California 
RAXSTON  ANDREW  J>  president 

Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Company, 

416  Montgomery 


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Ralston  Horry  (Harry  and  John  Ral- 
ston), 161  and  163  Beale 

Ralston  Harry  &  John,  iron  works,  161 
and  153  Beale 

Rahton  John  (Harry  &  John  Ralston), 
151  and  153  Beale 

RALSTON  J  Oi  manager  Painters  Co- 
operative League,  1605  Polk 

Ramar  —  chief  California  Stamm  Inde- 
pendent Ordnr  of  Red  Men,  510  Bush 

RumiMt  Adolph  (Davis  &  Ratnist),  122  3d 

RAMON  A  &  COi  cigar  manufacturers, 
416  Battery 

Ramsay  E  (C  F  Wyer  &  Co),  847-851 
Mission 

Ramsdell  B  H,  coal,  422  Montgomery 

Ramsden  P  H,  accountant  First  Na- 
tional Cold  Bank 

Ranis'y  &  Colo,  liqiiora,  534  Jackson 

Ramsey  Neal  (Ramsey  &  Wickstrom), 
622  Kearny 

Ramsey  W  J  (Harr.>wer  &  Ramsey), 
40'J  Hayes 

Ramney  &,  Wickstrom  (N  Ramsey  and 
C  Wickstrom),  liquors,  622  Kearny 

RANDALL  ALFRED,  whitener  and 
plasterer,  northeast  corner  5th  and 
Folaom 

Randall  Mrs  M  J,  fancy  goods,  2500 
C'jiliforiiia 

RANDELL  CHARLES  W  (Wakdee 

&    Co),   southeast  corner  Bush    and  I 

Montgomery 
RANDEIX    G    C  (Wakcloo    &    Co), 

soutiieast  comer  Busli  and  Montgom- 
ery 
Randol    J  B,  m^r  yuioksilvor  brining 

Co,  New  Almiulon,  320  Sansomo 
RANDOLPH  &  CO   (W   C  Randolph 

and  R  B(iniy),  importers  and  dealers 

in    jewelry,    watches,    diamonds,  etc, 

101  and  103  Montgomery 
Randolph    Lucy    N,    teacher    Mission 

(iramniar  School 
Randolph   W   C  (Randolph  &  Co),  101 

and  103  Sutter 
RANGOD    GUSTAVE,    dyeing    and 

cleaning,  1 1 14  Stockton 
Ranken  H  (H  Rauken  &  Co),  200  4th 
Ranken  H  &   Co   (H   Rauken  and  H 

Stelljcs),   saloon,  200    4th   and   lOSl 

Market 

RANKIN,   BRATTON    &  CO   (Ira 

Rankin    and  A  P   Brayton),   Pacific 
Inm  Works,  127  Ist 

RANKIN  CHARLES  E.  hlank  book 

manufacturer,  540  and  542  Clay 
Rankin  &  Dorn  (O  A  Rankin  and  B  W 

Dorn),  lozenge  factory,  837  Mission 
Rankin  G   A    (Rankin    &  Dorn),  837 

Mission  i 

Rankin  (tco  A,  confectionery,  HO  2d 
Ri^NKIN  IRA   (Rankin,  Brayton  & 

Co),  127  Ist 


Ranlett  H  D,  mining,  218  California 
Ransom  Elisha  tc  C^  (Elisha  Ransom), 

grain  and  commission  merchants,  204 
aliforiiia 

Ransom  Elisha  (Elisha  Ransom  &  Co), 
204  California 

Ransome  Ernest  L,  artificial  stone  and 
concrete,  402  Montgomery 

Raphael  George,  sec  Unity  Lodge  Inde- 
pendent Order  B'nai  B'riths,  121 
Eddy 

Raphael  Harris,  tailor,  9  Taylor 

Raphael  I,  cigars,  430  Kearny 

Itaphael  Isaac,  clothing,  527  Montgom- 
ery 

Raphael  Louis,  purchasing  agt,  402 
Front 

Rapozo  M  S,  bootmaker,  315  Drumm 

Rapp  Adolph,  jeweler  and  diamond 
setter,  9  Geary 

Rapp  Charles  E,  barber,  6  Summer 

Rappi  I  Gabriel,  physician,  515  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Rasciien  Fred  (Hoegmann  &  Raschen), 
NE  cor  18th  and  Valencia 

Rnschen  L,  grocer,  NW  cor  3d  and 
Townsend 

Rasmussen  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  210 
3d 

RASSETTE  HOUSE.  C  Tence  propri- 
etor family  hotel.  11  Kearny 

RATAFIA  DAMIANA  BITTERS. 

Siebe  Bros  &  Plagemau  agents,  south- 
east corner  Sansome  and  Sacramento 

Rathbone  Fred  (Rathbone  &  Ma<;ee), 
338  Bush 

Rathbone  &  Magce  (Fred  Rathbone  and 
D  B  Magee),  saloon,  3:58  Bush 

Rath  jo  August  (Scherb  &  latlije),  53 
3d 

Rathjcn  &  Co  (Henry  Ilathjen),  gro- 
ceries, SW  cnr  Bush  and   Stockton 

Rattenbury  Harry,  sec  Lodge  No  3 
Benevolent  and  Protective  Order  of 
Elks,  510  Bush 

Ratti)  Bartholomew,  bakery,  504  Post 

Ratto  Charles  (Ratto  &  Cimeo),  102  2d 

Ratio  &  Cuneo  (C  Ratto  and  S  Cuneo), 
fruits,  nuts,  etc,  102  2d 

Ratto  G  (Metastazio  &  Co),  1823 
Powell 

RATTO  OTTO,  fashionable  hatter,  326 
MontgomiTy  avenue 

Rattray  Aleck,  physician,  600  Sutter 

Ratz  Wm,  barber,  202  4th 

Ran  Henry,  dentist,  799  Mission  • 

Raun  Edward  T  (Kenitzor  &  Raun),  601 
California 

Raum  J  M,  note-broker,  424  Montgom- 
ery 

Rausch  Samuel,  bakery,  1105  Folsom 

Ravekes  D  (Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co),  21 

and  23  Front 
Raveley  S  W,  job  printer,  518  Clay 


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(V  Raveiinft,  A  Ohirardelli,  O  Podea- 
to,  L  Boero  and  L  Kaffo),  proprietora 
Pacific  Con  Paate  Company,  421  and 
423  Battery 
Ravenna  V  (Ravenna,  Ohirardelli  &  Co), 

421  and  423  Battery 
Ravn  &  Christenaen  (Hana  Ravn  and 
Martin  A  Chriatenaen),  coffee  aaloon, 
22  5th 
Ravn  Hana  (Ravn  &  Chriatenaen),  22 

6th 
Ray  C  C,  barber,  1615  Steiner 
Ray  Jamea,  upholaterer,  3005  16th 
Ray  L  C,  reataurant,  325  Bush 
RAY  W  8  &  CO,   manufacturera   and 
dealera  in  cabooae,  office  and  cooking 
atovea.    importera   of   metala,   aheet 
iron  and  atamped  ware,  agenta  elm- 
wood   rangea   also    Albion    Pottery, 
Antioch,  12  and  14  Market  and  9  and 
11  Sacramento 
Ray  W  S  (W  S  Ray  4  Co),  12  and  14 

Market 
BATE  A  P  ft  00,  caroeta,  oil  clotha 

and  curtain  materials,  739  Market 
Raymond  A,  milkman,  36  Eddy 
Raymond  F,  market,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Pacific 
Raymond  Geo  A  (Raymond  &  Wilshire 
and  £   Sikea  &  Co),   115   and    117 
Front 
Raymond  Henry,  tailor,  1708  Polk 
Raymond  H,  aec  Chebra  Sona  of  Jacob, 

121  Eddy 
Raymond  I  W,  capitaliat,  115  Front 
Raymond  Mrs  Mary,  confectionery,  NW 

cer  Poat  and  Hyde 
Raymond   Samuel    A,    capitaliat,    302 

Montgomery 
Raymond  W  H,  mining,  room  3,  330 

Pine 
RATMOND  ft  WILSHIRE  (Geo  A 

Raymond,    Wm  B    Wilshira  and  E 
Sikea),  aafea  and  acalea,  115  and  117 
Front 
Raynor  Daniel  C  (Geo  Bowera  &  Co), 

cor  Railroad  and  1 1  th  aves 
Raynor  Joel,  house  mover,  1 141  Miaaion 

and  1416  Folaom 
Raynnd  Felix,  ailver  plater,  833  Green- 
wich 
Razzetto  F,  aaloon,  627  Washington 
Rea  E  F,  painta  and  oila,  1131   Dupont 
Rea  H  L,  cigara  and  tobacco,  927i  Mar- 
ket 
READ  EDWARD  B,  sole  agent  New 
York  Rfiining  Company,  ma'  hinery 
and  shafting  oila,  braaa,  copper  and 
zinc  lubricating  cupa,  18  lat 
K^ad  Edward,  toiler,  164^  Jeaaie 
RumI  Mra  J  G,  dressmaker,   1215  Polk 
Reade  Wm,  attorney- %t-Iaw,  216  San- 
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Reading  E  M.  aeo  Workmen 'a  Guaran* 
tee  Fund  Aaaociation,  St  Ann'a  Build- 
ing 
Rea(;an   John,   reataurant, ,  67  and   09 

3d 
Real  del  Caatillo  Mining  Co,   320  San- 

aome 
"Real  Estate  Price  Liat,"  Geo W  Chap- 
in  publiaher,  319  M  mtgomery 
Rearden  Timothy  H,  attorney -at-law, 

636  Clay 
Reardem  Patrick,  dairyman,  6th  avebet 

Mand  L 
Reardon  A  J,  groceriea,  cor  Army  and 

San  Bruno  Road 
Reunion    Robert  S,   butcher,    atall    I, 

Grand  Floral  Market 
Reasaurancea  Goneralea   Insurance  Co, 
H  W  Snow  general   agt,    310  Cali- 
fornia 
REAVES  MRS  M  A,  hair  restorative, 

120  Tyler 
Reny  Joseph  W,  real  eatato,   408  Cali- 
fornia 
Reber  Jacob  (Reber&  Stnno),  241  3d 
Reber  &  Stone  (J  Reber  and  N  J  Stone), 
I     second-hand  furniture,  241  3d 
I REBMAN  ft  CHETWOOD  (J  Rebman 
and  J  T  Chetwood).  hardware,   iron, 
steel  and  cutlery,   31   6th  and  1036 
Market 
REBMABT  J  (Rebman  ft  Chetwood), 

31  6th  and  1036  Market 
Rebatock    &   Brendle,    marble    worka. 

Central  ave  bet  California  and  Pine 
Rebut  Amand,  restaurant,  cor  29th  and 

Dolores 
Rechter  J,  furniture  and  bedding,  1136 

Dupont 
Reck  Frederick  M,  saloon,  2949  I6tb 
Recreation  Grounds,    Waller  Wallace 
and  Andrew  Piercy  propra,    cor  Fol- 
aom and  25th 
Red  Cloud    Conaolidated    Mining   Co, 
Wm    J  Taylor  aec,    room    2^   310 
Pine 
Red  Croas  Packing  Co,  805  Sansome 
Reddan  &  DeLay  (John  Reddan  and  E 
J  DeLay),  groceries,  S£  cor  Guerrero 
and  16th 
Reddan  John   (Reddan  &   DeLay),  SE 

cor  Guerrero  and  16th 
Redding  Joseph  D  (Goad  k  Reddiag), 

:J02  Montgomery 
Reddy  John,  aaloon,  Beale  nr  Bryant' 
Reddy  P,  attorney-at-law,  330  Pine 
Red  Hill  H  M  &  W  Co,  A  B  Paul  aec, 

room  20,  328  Montgomery 
REDINGTOK  ft  00  (John  H  Red- 
ington.  Christian  W  Smith,  Samuel 
Heitahu  and  W  P  Redint^n  San 
Franciaco,  A  G  &  J  S  Coffin,  New 
York),  wholeaale  dmggiata,  629  and 
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BEDINOTOV  D  0.  oat-door  photo- 

srapher,    743    How«rd,    oiBoe    237 

Kearny 
Redington  J  (Nuttall,  Baoonft  Co),  222 

Fremont  

BEOINOTON  JOHN  H  (Redington  ft 

Cu),  62U  Market 
Redington  Qnicksilver  Co  (The),  Knox- 

ville,  Napa  County,  Oe>  Pentington 

sec,  1'helan  Block 
BEDINOTON  W  F  (Redington  ft  Co), 

6211  Market 
Redlich  S  (Herman  Ueyneman  ft  Co), 

217  Front 
Red  Men,  California  Stamm  Independent 

Order  of,  —  Ramar  chief,   510  Bush 
Red  Men,  Oermaniu  Stamm  Independ- 
ent Order  of,   G   P  Rote  chief,   510 

Bush 
Red  Men,  Qolden    Gate  Stamm  Inde- 

Emdent  Order  of,  J  Jacobs  chief,  510 
ush 

Redmen's  Hall,  Henry  Beck  janitor, 
610  Bush 

Red  Men,  Hermann  Stamm  Independent 
Order  of,  J  Osterloh  chief,   510  Bush 

Red  Men,  Pacific  Stamm  Independent 
Order  of,  —  Leudos  chief,  510  Bush 

Red  Men,  Yerba  Buena  Lager  (Encamp- 
ment) Independent  Order  of,  —  Mi- 
chiales  chief,  510  Bush 

Redmond  Dennis,  merchant  tailor,  508 
Hayus 

Redmond  J  D,  attomey-at-law,  519 
Montgomery 

Redmond  John  B,  groceries,  NE  cor 
Ellis  and  Webb 

Redmond  Joseph  H,  mgr  California  Tug 
Boat  Co,  106  Steuart 

Redstone  A  E  (A  E  Redstone  ft  Co), 
240  Mont  'omery 

BEDSTONE  ft  BBANN  (J  H  Red- 
stone and  F  R  Branu),  counsellors-at- 
Uw  and  solicitors  of  patents,  240 
Montgomery 

Redstone  J  U  (Redstone  ft  Brann),  240 
Montgomery 

Redwood  Manufacturers  Association, 
J  G  Jackson  pres,  18  Market 

ReebElias,  mfrof  shirts  and  underwear, 
531)  Market 

Reeckmann  Amandus,  groceries,  NE  cor 
Powell  and  Francisco 

Reed  Charles,  boarding,  112  Pacific 

Reed  Chas.  upholsterer,  106  1 1th 

Reed  Geo  W,  ship  and  custom  house 
broker,  508  Batterv 

Reed  John,  boatbuilder,316  Main 

Reed  J,  propr  Continental  Hotel,  521 
Pacific 

Reed  L  W,  vice-principal  Haight  Gram- 
ma' School 

Reed  Major  General  Whitney  N  G  C, 
Nucleus  House 


Reed  Thomas,  dairy  produce,  3  Board- 
man's  Place 

Rees  Mrs  Thomas,  lodging-house,  660 
Mission 

Rees  Thomas,  Portland  Lodging-house, 
807  Kearny 

Rees  W  H,  physician,  1016^  Mission 

Reese  F  F,  carpenter,  827  Sutter 

Reese  George,  saloon,  NE  cor  Main  and 
Howard 

Reese  H  W  (Falkenau  ft  Reese),  328 
Montgomery 

Reese  John,  barber,  211  and  213  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Reformed  Church,  OOOi  Market 

Regan  Bartholomew,  groceries,  241  Ste- 
venson 

Regan  John  F,  groceries,  21  Minna 

Regensberger  M,  physician,    114  Geary 

Regensburger  A  L,  physician,  617  Post 

Regenttburger  D  A,  real  estate,  320  San- 
some 

REOENSBUEOER  D  H.  attomey-at- 
law,  408  California 

Regensburger  Jacob,  physician,  112 
Powell 

Regli  ft  Renner  (Robert  Regli  and  X 
Renner),  liquors,  711  Mission 

Regli  Robert  (Regli  ft  Renner),  711  Mis- 
sion 

RehSscb,  Martin  ft  Co  (Morris  Rehfisch, 
Wm  O  H  Martin  and  Emanuel  Ep- 
stein),stock  broker,  232^  Montgomery 

Rehfisch  Morris  (Rehfisch,  Martin  ft 
Co),  232^  Montgomery 

BEEN  CSHABI^i  stoves,  plumbing 
and  gasfitting,  208  16th 

Rehorst  F  (Rehorst  ft  Hulling),  336 
Bush 

Rehorst  ft  Hulling  (Fred  Rehorst  and 
D  Hulling),  barbers,  336  Bush 

Reich  John  C,  propr  Centennial  House, 
318  Pacific 

Reiuh  L  (Buyer  ft  Reich),  126  and  128 
Sansome 

ReichardtL  (Gropp  ftReichardt),  1129 
Dupont 

Reichert  ft  Co  (Edward  Reichert),  junk, 
9  Clay 

Reichert  Joseph,  saloon,  1 14  Tyler 

BEICHERTxHEODOBE.  chief  clerk 
U  S  Surveyor-General's  office  and 
clerk  circuit  court  of  California,  610 
Commercial 

Heichling  F,  assayer  and  refiner  and  mgr 
California  Artificial  Stone  Paving  Co, 
404  Montgomery 

Reid  Geo  W,  oroceries,  1131  Pacific 

BEIO  HENaT  Ht  attomey-at-Uw, 
636  Clay 

BEID  JAMESi  superintendent 
"Youth's  Directory,"  1417  Howard 

BEID  JOHN,  tailor,  9071  Market 

Reid  Thos,  wood  and  coal,  968  Mission 


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Reidy  John,  Mloon,  540  3d 

Raid^  John,  propr  Reidy  Hotel,  512 
Miuion 

Reidy  Martin,  liquon,  156  Steuart 

Reid^'a  Hotel,  John  Reidy  propr,  612 
Miasion 

Reilley  Choa  J,  plumbing,  214  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Reilly  Mra  Alice,  lodging-house,  448) 
3d 

Reilly  B,  groceries,  137  Shipley 

Reilly  ft  Co  (John  J  and  John  D  Roilly 
and  E  J  Root),  nommission  merchants, 
327  and  32U  Davis 

Reilly  James,  groceries,  1710  Leaven- 
worth 

Reilly  Wm,  liquors,  NE  cor  Harrison 
and  Spear 

Keimers  &  Htrothoff  (SVm  Reimers  and 
John  Strnthoif),  liquors,  25  3d 

Reimers  Wm  (Reimers  &  Strothoff), 
25  3d 

Reiiiecke  Frederick  H  (Steffens  &  Rein- 
ecke),  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Main 

Reiuecke  VV  (Mayerhofer  &  Ruineoke), 
228  Bush 

Reiuecker  John,  saloon,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  Spear 

Reineger  Charles,   pluml)er,    1590  Bush 

Reiiihardt  L  P,  meat  market,  NW  cor 
Vallejo  and  Powell 

Reinhold  J  (Groescliel,  ReinholJ  &  Co), 
Washington  Market 

Reinle  F  (Reinle  &  Fucha),  Grand  Ar- 
cade Market 

Reinle  &  Fuchs  (F  Reinlqand  N  Fuchs), 
pork  packers,  (Jraiid  Arcado   Market 

BEINSTEIN  J  B,  attorney-at-law, 
217  Saiisome 

RBmSTEIN  WILLIAM,  gents'  fur- 
nishiug  goods  and  propriutor  Boston 
Shirt  Manufactory,  411  Kearny 

ReiM  Christian,  capitalist,  310  California 

Reis  Ferdinand,  capitalist,  31()  California 

Reis  Gustave,  capitalist,  316  California 

Rei"*  Julius  C,  capitalist,  310  California 

Reis  Simon,    wr>  tchmakcr  and  jeweler, 

■  2§9  Montgom  jry  ave 

Reiss  Achillc  (7:eisB  Bros  &  Co),  24  Sut- 
ter 

IlEISS  BERNARD  (Ncuburger,  Reiss 
&  Co),  510  Market 

REISS  BROS  &  CO  (Solomon,  Isaac 
and    Achillc  Reiss),  importers  cloths 
and  tailors*  trimmings,  24  and  20  Sut- 
ter (see  advt) 
Reiss  Isaac  (Reiss  Bros  &  Co),  24  Sutter 
Reiss  Solomon   (Ueiss  Bros  &  Co),  24 

Sutter 
Reiter  &,  Cranz  (Henry  Reiter  and  Fred 

Cranz),  liquors,  315  East 
Ruiter  Henry  (Reiter  &  Cranz),  315  East 
Reliance      Machine     Works,     Clot    & 
Meese  proprs,  129  and  131  Fremont 


Reliance  Marine  Iniuranoe  Oo,  Henry 
Lund  &  Co  agents,  214  Oalifomi* 

Relief  Con  Mining  Oo,  Wm  J  Taylor 
■eo,  310  Pine 

RemUlard  Brick  Co,  P  N  Remillard 
pree,  Paoitio  Street  Wharf 

Remington  F  C,  restaurant,  224  Six- 
teen^   

REMINOTOH  JOHN   0.  oolieotor, 

rooms  U,  10  and  11,  504  Kearny 
Remington    Paper   Co,   MoCormiok  ft 
Delanoy  agts,  109  California 

REMIKOTOlf  SEWI50  MA- 
CHINE, C  Shawl  agent,  30  2d 

Remond  Ernest,  tailor,  313  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Renault  John,  saloon.  Railroad  ave  nr 
6th  ave 

Rendick  N,  restaurant,  1022  Lnrkin 

Rene  Martin,  groceries,  27lii  'oet  Foleom 
and  Harrison 

Renkes  ft  Althaus,  lir|uorB,  329  Dupont 

Renner  C  A,  propr  New  Helvetia  Hotel, 
021  California 

Renner  ft  Co  (George  Renner  and  Frank 
S  Johnson),  draymen,  SE  cor  Main 
and  Market 

Renner  George  (Renner  ft  Co),  SE  cor 
Main  and  Market 

Renner  William,  carpenter,  11,14  Folsom 

Renner  X  (Rugli  ft  Renner),  711  Mission 

Reno  ft  Emmons,  draymeo,  218  Cali- 
fornia 

Rentoii  Coal  Co,  T  B  Morris  pros,  T  H 
Henderson  sec,  22  Sacraincnt<i 

Renton,  Holmes  &  Co  (Wm  Kenton,  C 
S  Holmes  and  U  K  Ham),  lumber, 
pier  3,  Steuart 

Renton  Wm  (Renton,  Holmes  ft  Co), 
pier  3,  Steuart 

RENTSCHLER  F  (Indianapolis  Man- 
ufacturing Co),  100  Now  Montgomery 

RENTSCHLER  JOHN,  carriaire  an<l 
wagonmakur,  1024  Mission 

Uenz  J,  liquors,  219  Commercial 

Reorganized  Church  of  Jesus  Christ,  L 
D  S,  Sander's  Hall,  71  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Rephelet  I.  vy,  ti>amster,  515  Market 

"Reporter"  \The),  (monthly),  cor  Powell 
and  VAd^ 

Reppey  J  W,  upholsterer,  1810  Polk 

"Republica, "  7Ii4  Montgomery 

Republic  M  Co,  Wm  J  Taylor  sec,  room 
25,  310  Pine 

"  Rescue  "  (The),  A  D  Wood  editor  and 
publisher,  12.3  Montgomery  Block 

RSSINO  JOHN,  innkeeper.  Mission 
Rood  opposite  St  Mary's  College 

"Resources  of  California"  (The), 
(monthly),  J  P  H  Wentworth  editor 
and  proprietor,  320  Sansome 

Ressayre  V,  mining  sec,  331  Montgom- 
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Retard  Eusene  (Daotin  ft  Retard),  oor 

Sth  and  Railroad  ave 
Rethz  Geo,  bootmaker,  033  Market 
Reuben  ft  Lo  (M  Reuben),  aeoond-hand 

\fkvr  books,  321  California 
Reubold  M,  boots  and  ahoea,  31 'J  Buih 
Reulins  E  W,  mfn  agt  and  oommisiioa 

meronant,  822  Montgomery 
Reuaohe  ^uguat,  restaurant,  SI 8  Cali- 
fornia 
Revere  House,  lodgings,  48  4th 
Revenue    Marine    Office,     Appraiser's 

Building 
Rewis  F  W,  liquors,  213  6th 
RejrJ  J  (Britton  ft  Rey),  625  Commer- 
cial 
Rey  V  (Palmer  ft  Rey),  529  Commercial 
Royer  E  (Orovor  ft  lleyer),  529  Jackson 
Raymond  August,  laundry,  511  Hyde 
Reynolds  Andrew,  restaurant,  329  East 
Reynolds  C  H  ft  Co  (C  H  Iteynolds), 

real  estate,  333  Montgomery 
ReynoUa    Mrs    E    K,    varieties,    1812 

Oeary 
Reynolds  Edward  J,    agt  Ronton  Coal 

Co,  1032  Sutter 
Reynolds  F  B  (Schummel,   Reynolds  ft 

Co).  120  Front 
Reynolds  (i  L,  tailor,  038  Clay 
REYNOLDS  JOHIT.  proprietor  Cali- 
fornia Cliemicul   Works.  San   Bruno 
Road  between  27th  and  28th 
Reynolds  .)  S,  attorncy-at-law,  030  Clay 
R£TNOLDS  L  (L  Ueyuoldd  ft  Co), 

room  1,  309  Montgomery 
Reynolda  Leonard,  uttoruoy-at-law,  024 

IVaHliington 
REYNOLDS  L   &  CO   (L  Reynolds), 
commisaiou  niorchunts,  room   1,    309 
Moutgomery 
Reynolds  Mrs  Mary,   dressmaker,   513 

Bryant 
Ueyuolds  &  Rix   (W   H   Reynolds  and 
E  A  Rix),  agts  N^atioual   Rock   Drill 
and  Compressor  Co,  49  Fremont 
Reynolds  Thomas,  furniture  and  carpets, 

TIM)  Montgomery 
Heynolds  Tlios,  sailmaker,  9  Market 
Reynolds    Wni  Otis,   wood    and   coal, 

2310  Larkin 
Reynolds  Wm  S,  real  estate  broker,  531 
California 


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Reynolds  W 
Fremont 

Rheiiihoia  Hugo  (Wolff  ft 
500  Battery 

Rhein  .John,  merchant  tailor,  414  San- 
some 

Rhoades  .1  (Kimball  ft  Rhoades),  Phelan 
Building 

Rhode  Island  Underwriter's  Associa- 
tion, A  P  Flint  general  agt,  313  Cali- 
fornia 


Rhodes  A  L,  attorney -at-law,  606  Mont- 
gomery 
Rhodes  ft    Barstow,    attorneys-at-law, 

606  Montgomery 
Rhodes  Harry,   piano  mover,    SE  cor 

Kearny  and  Post 
Rhodes  8  R,  merchant  tailor,  131  Mont- 
gomery 
Ricoomi  Olonto,   fruits  etc,   Kentucky 

near  Rope  Walk 
Rice  A,  bootmaker,   1020  Sutter 
Rice  ft  Byrne    (P    B    R  ce  and  John 
Byrne),  saloon,  148  New  Montgomery 
RI<!^  ft  CO  (H  B  Rice  and  F  H  Mar- 
vin), business  agency  and  employment 
office,  male  and  female  help  of  all  na- 
tionalities supplied  to  farms,  hotels 
and  families,  1I2-116  Geary 
RICE  HARVEY  W>  engine  and  boiler 
works,  52-60  Bluxomo  between  4th 
and  5th 
Rice  H  B  (Rice  ft  Co),  112-110  Geary 
Rice  James,  saloon,  350  Brannan 
Rice  J  C,  saloon,  420  PaciHc 
Rice  Mrs  L  A,  restaurant,  1007  Howard 
Rice  Mrs  M  A,  liciuors,  350  Brannan 
Rice  M  D,  car[)enter,  205  Ellis 
Rice  P  B  (Rice  ft   Byrne),    148    New 

Montgomery 
Rice  Richard,  plumper,  107  Geary 
Rice  Wm  A  (Liafortli,  Rice  ft  Co),  325 

Market 
Rich  A  (Davenport  &  Rich),  13,  14  and 

34  Centre  Market 
Rich  David,  stockbroker,  310  Montgom- 
ery 
Rich  Louis,  tailor,  G34  Ellis 
Rich  Misa  Sydney,  teacher  of  music,  St 

Ann's  Building 
Uii.liard  Buiiton,  liquors,  705  Market 
Ikichard  Edward,  hairdresser,  543  2d 
RICHARD  G  H,  restaurant,  315  4th 
Uiciiards    C    V  ft  Co   (C  F  Richards), 
wholesale  druggists,  427  and  429  JSan- 
some 
Richards  CW  (Sichel  ft  Richards),  103 

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Richards  Ezra,  restaurant,  548  Clay 
Richards  ft  Harrison  (W  H    Richards 
and  R  J  Harrison),  \vholes.ile  liquors, 
N  W  cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento  and 
retail  liquors,  coi-  Dupont  and  Sutter 
Richards  1,  carpenter,  432  Kearny 
Richards  J,  supt  S  F  Tool  Co,  21  Ste- 
venson 
Richards  John  E,  licjuors,  227  and  229 

Bush 
Richards  Leon  (Richards  ft  Strezichich), 

cor  JkiaXe  and  Bryant 
Richards    O   S,   commission  merchant, 

400  Front 
Richards  Peter,  liquors,  1024  Larkin 
Richards  Seth  (Richards  ft  Snow),  408 
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RICHABBS  &  SNOW  (Seth  Richards 
and  Boland  Saow),  importers  hard- 
ware,  iron  pipe  and  plumbers'  ma- 
terials, 408  Market 
Richards  &  Strezichich,  restaurant,  cor 

Beale  and  Bryant 
Richards  W  H  (Richards  k  Harrison), 
NW  cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 

Richards  W  H,  dentist,  1029  Market 

Richardson  Alexander  (Richardson 
Bros),  214  Dupont 

Richardison  Bros  (James  and  Alexander 
Richardson),  stationery,  214  Dupont 

Richardson  C  M,  sec  Post  Publishing 
Co,  500  Mor  tgomery 

Richardson  E,  groceries,  134  7th 

Richardson  &  Field  (William  Richard- 
son and  Alfred  B  Field),  grain  and 
merchandise  brokers,  214  Cidifornia 

BIGHARDSON  MRS  H,  Berlin  wool 
and  fancy  goods,  752  Market 

Richardson  James  (Richardson  Bros), 
214  Dupont 

Richardson  James,  groceries,  cor  17th 
and  Alemany 

Richardson  John,  groceries,  132  7th 

Richardson  J  M,  hotel,  Golden  Gate 
Park 

Richardson  Mrs,  fancy  goods,  752  Mar- 
ket 

Richardson  Richard,  fruits  and  veget- 
ables, 709  Brannan 

Richardson  William  (Richardson  tc 
Field),  214  California 

RICHARDSON  W  0.  agt  Graham 
Paper  Co,  507  Montgomery 

Richardson  Wendel  L,  wh^f  and  bridge 
builder,  14  Howard 

Richer  Mining  Co,  W  H  Lent  sec,  room 
62,  309  Montgomery 

Richers  F  \V,  groceries,  NWcorLarkin 
and  ElHs 

Richert  C,  bakery,  253  3d 

Richie  Adam,  saloon,  548  Mission 

Richling  Casper  (Snyder  ft  Richling), 
574  and  57  i  Brannan 

Richmann  Drill  and  Compresser  Co, 
I  Wormser  pre«,  mfrs  rock  drills  and 
air  oompressers,  25  and  27  Steven- 
son 

RICHMOND  MRS L  0  (Mrs  L  G  Rich- 
mond A,  Son),  420  Montgomery 

RICHMOND  MRS  L  0  ft  SON  (Mrs 

L  G  and  W  P  Richmond),  )>roprietors 
Women's  Co-operative  Printing  Of- 
fice, 420-430  Montgomery 

Richmond  W  P  (Mrs  L  G  Richmond  ft 
Son),  420  Montgomery 

Richmnller  Henry,  plaster  ornaments, 
18  Taylor 

Richter  A,  diamond  setter  and  mfr  of 
jewelry,  622  Merchant 

Richter  Clemens  Max,  physician,  126 
Kearny 


Richter  Henry,  barber  and  cigars.  Rail- 
road ave  bet  7th  and  8th  aves 

Richter  Henry,  pres  Cigarmakers'  As- 
sociation, 114  Dupont 

RICHTER  F  E  (P  E  Richter  &  Co), 
109  California 

RICHTER  F  E  &  CO  (Paul  E  Richter 
and  J  N  Luning),  importers,  expo-,  t- 
ers,  commission  merchants  and  manu- 
facturers' agents,  109  California 

Richter  Wm  R,  saloon,  cor  lat  ave  and 
Kentucky 

Rickards  Albert  (Ri'^kards  ft  Urquhart), 
1 1 5  Drumm 

RICKARDS  ft  URaUHART  (Albort 
Richards  and  William  Urquhart),  El- 
evator Works,  115  Drumm 

Rickbom  Fernando  A,  groceries,  SW 
cor  Oak  and  Gough 

Rickotr  C,  Pacific  Spring  and  Mattress 
Co,  25  and  27  New  Montgomery 

Ricotti  A,  watchmaker,  1027  Kearny 

Ricter  Rosa,  saloon,  541  Jackson 

Rider  F  G,  druggist,  504  Bush 

RIDER  J  B  (Rider,  Somers  ft  Co),  pier 
22.  Steuart 

RIDER.  SOMERS  ft  CO  (J  B  Rider, 
Joshua  Chadbourne  and  H  C  Somers), 
hay  and  grain,  pier  22,  Steuart 

RID6EWAT  BROS  (W  J  and  J  H 
Ridgeway),  file  manufactoi-y,  9  and  1 1 
Hiir 

RIDOEWAT  C  W,  upholsterer.   12 

Tyler  ♦• 

RIDOEWAY  JOSEFH  (Ridgeway 
Bros),  mill  pick  manufactory,  9  and 
11  Hill 

RIDOEWAY  WILLIAM  (Ridgeway 
Bros),  file  manufactory,  9  and  11  Hill 

Ridley  A  E  ft  Co,  stencil  plates,  323 
Front 

Riechers  F  W,  groceries,  SW  cor  Larkin 
and  Ellis 

Rieo  c  Chas,  propr  Vienna  Gardens,  NW 
cor  Sutter  and  Stockton 

Riegelhaupt  Phil'ip,  tailor,  506  Market 

Riegelhuth  Charles,  butcher,  432  3d 

Rieger  P  ft  Co  (estate  of  P  Rieger,  Wm 
Riegermgr),  mfr  flavoring  extracts, 
611  Front 

Ri^er  William,  mgr  P  Rieger  ft  Co,  511 
Front 

Riehl  Freidrich,  physician,  526  Kearny 

Rickels  John  (Rickels  ft  Wiese),  cor 
Mission  and  16th 

Rickels  ft  Wiese  (John  Rickels  and 
John  Wiese),  beer  saloon,  cor  Mission 
and  16th 

Riema  I  ft  Co  (G  B  Rieman),  photogra- 
phers, 26  Montgomery 

Rieman  Geo  B  (Rieman  ft  Co),  26  Mont- 
gomery 

Rieae  Bros  (Leo  and  David  Rieae),  mfrt, 
625  Clay 


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Riese  David  (Riese  Bros),  625  Clay 

Riese  Leo  (Riese  Bros),  625  Clay 

Ries  Leopold,  lamp  agent,  649  Wash- 
ington 

Rietzke  Oustave,  lodging-house,  602 
Bush 

Rieu  G,  bootmaker,  187  Jessie 

Riggers'  Protective  Union,  Sander's 
£fall,  71  New  Montgome^ 

Riggers  and  Stevedores'  Hall,  Mont- 
gomery bet  Jackson  and  Pacifio 

Rigney  Patrick,  groceries,  410  22d 

Riley  Eugene,  engines  and  boilers,  296 
Howard 

Riley  James,  groceries,  1710  Leaven- 
worth 

Riley  James,  lodging-house,  140  Minna 

Riley  J  H  W,  short-hand  reporter, 
official  reporter,  628  Montgomery 

BILEY  JOHNi  assistant  superintend- 
ent Calvary  Cemetery 

Riley  Mrs  Mary  A,  varieties,  1901  Hyde 

kiley  P  S,  advertising  agt,  Pacitic  Coast 
Steamship  Co,  214  Montgomery 

Riley  Thomas  D  &  Co  (Thomas  D  Riley), 
c(mimibsion  merchants,  hay  and  grain, 
507  and  509  East 

Riley  Thomas  D  (Thos  D  Riley  &,  Co), 
507  and  509  Eas., 

Rimassa  Emanuel,  boots  and  shoes,  720 
Washington 

Rinaldi  E,   fruits  and  vegetables,  144 

nth 

Rincon  Grammar  School,  Silver  nr  2d 

Ring  Byrom  (Ring  &  Walker),  535  Cl^ 

Rini{  ft  Walker  (Byrom  Ring  and  F  W 
Walker),  job  printe'S,  635  Clay 

RnTG<GK)IiD  HBS  W  H.  hairdresser, 
1109  Stockton 

Riofdan  Mrs  Rosina,  millinery,  631 
Market 

Riordan  Thomas  D,  attorncy-at-law,  6 
Montgomery  ave 

Riordan  T  P,  real  estate  agt,  608  Market 

Rios  David,  phywician,  1307  Stockton 

SIPHENBuRaH  WESLEY,  board- 
ing and  livery  stable,  21  and  23  Steu- 
art 

Rippe  John  (Sohleef  &  Rippe),  cor  24th 
and  Bryant 

SISDOV  I£OH  AHO  LOCOMOnVE 
WORKS.  W  H  Taylor  president, 
Joseph  Moore  vice-president  and 
superintendent,  L  R  Mead  secretary, 
southeast  corner  Howard  and  Beale 

Rising  Alfred,  attorney-at-?aw,  216  San- 
some 

Rismondo  Luigi,  coffee  stand,  629  Davis 

Rison  Albert  (Mountain  loe  Co),  654 
and  556  Mission 

Rissloud  A  (Pape  &  Riasloud),  101 
Stockton 

Ristow  John,  groceries,  NW  cor  Turk 
and  Van  Ness  ave 


Ritchie  A,  groceries,  543  Howard 

Rits  Mrs  Adelaida,  dressmaker,  716 
Mission 

RITTER  ALBERT,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  303  Kearny 

Ritter  C  A  (Koehler  &  Ritter),  120  Sut- 
ter 

Ritter  A  H  (Ritter  &  Loftus),  250  Sut- 
ter 

Ritter  &  Loftus  (H  H  Ritter  and  John 
Loftus),  cigars  and  tobacco,  250  Sutter 

Ritter  Paul,  liquors,  75  Fulton 

Ritzan  Louis,  music  teacher,  IDS  M'nna 

Rivds  I,  physician,  1321  Powell 

RIVER  EXPRESS,  Pease  .&  Tubbs, 
418  Sacramento 

Rix  Mrs  Alfred,  propr  Colonnade  Hotel, 
1206  Market 

Rix  E  A  (Reynolds  ft  llix),  49  Fre- 
mont 

Rixford  E  H,  attorney-at-law,  528  Cali- 
fornia 

Rix  Hale,  Judge  Police  Court,  Old  City 
Hall 

Rix  Henry  A,  engraver,  208  Sutter 

Rizzi  Giusseppe,  marble  works,  1075 
Market 

Roach  Denis  D,  saloon,  815^  Folaom 

ROACH  JOHN,  optician  and  mathe- 
matical instrument  maker,  429  Mont- 
gomery 

Roach  John,  lodging-house,  120^  Town- 
send 

Roach  Lawrence,  groceries,  cor  York 
and  24th 

Roach  Phil  A,  journalist,  502  Wash- 
ington 

Roach  Thomas,  lodging-house,  101 
Jessie 

Roades  J  (Kimball  ft  Roades),  Pbelan 
Building 

Robbert  A  F,  restaurant,  1411  Polk 

Robbins  C  F  (Blake,  Bobbins  ft  Co),  516 
Commercial 

Robbins  F  A,  machinist,  ?^  and  23  Ste- 
venson 

Robbins  James  J,  attorney-at-law,  64 
Montgomery  Block 

Robbins  J  W,  saloon,  612  19th 

Robert  Pierre,  pastor  French  Catholiv 
Church,  526  Bush 

Roberts  A  H,  upholsterer,  119-123  2d 

Roberts  Charles,  restaurant,  606  How- 
ard 

Roberts  Charles,  mining,  330  Pine 

Roberts  Dominick,  poultry  dealer,  510 
Sansome 

Roberts  E  P,  Electric  Light  Co,  23  Ste- 
venson 

ROBERTS  0  F>  mannfaoturer  of  pure 
home-made  candies  and  fine  chocolate, 
northwest  comer  Polk  an^l  3nsh 

Roberts  Geo  W,  sec  O  F  C  Asso<i^ation, 
410  Kearny 


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Roberts  &  Hencken  (J  W  Roberts  and  G 
IloUukcu),  groceries,  1311  and  1313 
Polk 

Roberts  &  Hibbard  (S  H  Roberts  and 
0  W  Hibbard),  dentists,  202  Stock- 
ton 

ROBERTS  &  HILL  (R  M  Roberts 
and  H  O  Hill),  butchers,  723  Folsom 
corner  Ritch 

Roberts  James  6,  general  agt  Connec- 
ticut Mutual  Life  Insurance  Go  of 
Hi.rtford,  315  California 

Roberts  John  (John  W  Roberts  &  Go), 
608  Montgomery 

ROBERTS  JOEiS  C  (Conlin  &  Rob- 
erts), 728  Mission 

Roberts  John  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  327 
Pacific 

ROBERTS  JOHN  W  &  CO  (J  W  Rob 

erts  and  J  G  White),  importers  and 
specialists  in  advertising  cacds,  •>0S 
Montgomery 

Roberts  J  W  (Roberts  &  Hencken),  1311 
Polk 

Roberts  J  W,  mining,  328  Montgomery 

Robeits  M  R  Jr,  (Excelsior  Coal  and 
Transportation  Co),  5  Spear 

Roberts  N  H  (Cram  &  Roberts),  81   tth 

Roberts  R  M  (Roberts  &  Hill),  723  Fol- 
som 

Roberts  S  H  (Roberts  &  Hibbard),  202 
Stockton 

Roberts  Thomas,  horseahoer,  1(513  Mar- 
ket 

Robertson  A,  groceries,  943    Fulsom 

Robertson  Herman  (Dwyer,  Skaifo  & 
Robertson),  400  Saiisome 

ROBERTSON  J  D,  publisher  •'  The 
Footli;.';ht,"  538  California 

Robertson  John,  Wilsonia  Magnetic 
Garments,  21  Dupont 

Robertson  John  P  (Gutter  &  Co),  team- 
ster, 304  Davis 

ROBERTSON  MRS  MARY,  dress- 

maker    and  Wilaonia    Garments,  21 

Dupont 
Robertson  William,  florist,  Folsom  bet 

19th  and  20th 
Robin  Adrien,  liquors,  GIO  4th 
Robin  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  535 

Valleio     

ROBINET  EUOENE)  capitalist, rooms 

14  a»" '  15,  7  M  )ntgomery  avenue 
Robinob  Lewis  (Conrad  &  Robinet),  207 

Dupont 
Robinett  T,  carpenter  and  builder,  1 13 

Lei'lesdorff 
Robins  J  W,  lia^  »r8,  612  19th 
ROBERTSON    Ai  steam  carpet  beating, 

519  Oakland 
Robinson  Alfred, trustee  Sterns'  ranches, 

318  California 
Robinson  Charles   H,   attoruey-at-law, 

601  California 


Robinson  Charles  J,  auditor  of  North- 
em  Division  Southern  Pacific  Rail- 
road, cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Robinson  Crittenden,  attorneys-at-law, 
339  Kearny 

ROBINSONC  P  (Robinson,  Olney  & 
Byrne),  attorney-at->law,  310  Pine 

Robinson  £  J  (Chas  A  Hawley  &  Co), 
res  Alameda 

Robinson  &  Gillespie  (H  G  Robinson 
and  W  J  Gillespie),  carpenters,  339 
Sutter 

Robinson  G  M  (Jones,  Robinson  &  Co), 
838  Market 

Robinson  Henry,  saloon,  501  Davis 

Robinson  Henry  C  (Robinson  &  Gilles- 
pie), 337  and  339  Sutter 

Robinson  I,  ladies'  and  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,  fancy  and  dry  goods,  264  3d 

Robinson  J  A,  attorney -at-law,  607 
Montgomery 

Robinsan  Joseph  H  (Robinson  &  Taylor), 
cor  Hayes  and  Buchanan 

Robinson  &  Kouig  (Nels  Robinson  and 
Victor  Konig),  restaurant,  103  Wash- 
ington 

Robinson  L  L,  capitalist,  320   Sansome 

Robinson  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaking,  226 
Post 

Robinson  Nels  (Robhison  &  Konig),  103 
Was'iinat'ui 

ROBUTSON,  OLNET  &  BYRNE,  (C 

P  llo'Mnson,  Warren  Olney,  and 
James  K  Byrne),  attorneys-at-law, 
310  Pine 

Robinson  I'  F,  collar  and  iiarness  mfr, 
622  Battery 

Robinnon  Sanford,  mining,  'J3  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

ROBINSON  T  A  (Chamberlain  &  Rob- 
inson), 320  Post 

Robinson  &  Taylor  (Joseph  H  Robinson 
and  James  Taylor),  wood,  coal,  hay 
and  grain,  cor  Haye?  and  Buchanan 

Robinson  W  A,  sec  Chartc"  Oak  Lodge 
Knights  of  Honor,  121  Eddy 

Robinson  Wm,  ship  joiner,  20  Steuart 

Robison  A  C,  curiosities,  birds,  fish, 
seeds,  etc,  337  Kearny 

Robitscher  S,  boots  and  shoes,  1589 
Turk 

Roh.v,^l.L  A,  furniture,  826  Pacific 

Roccatagliata  C  (Brizzolara  &  Kocca- 
tagliata),  1015  Washington 

Rocco  &  Behan,  restaurant,  1140  Dupont 

Roche  Charles,  steam  marble  works,  44- 
48  Boardman  Place 

Roche  Denis,  liquors,  S15J  Folsom 

Roche  &  Desbeck  (John  J  Roche  and  J 
Desbeck),  attomeys-at-law,  30,  31, 
and  32  Montgomery  Block 

Roche  Maj  James  R,  paymaster  United 
States  army,  Army  Building,  36  and 
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Roche  John  J,  .tttorney-at-law,  30,  31, 

and  32  Montgo^  lory  Block 
Roche  P  (Leary  &  Roche),  NW   cor  6th 

and  Howard 
Roche  Simon  (Corb^tt  &  Roche),  23  2d 
Roche  Thoma«  B  (McVicker  &  Roche), 

NW  cor  3d  and  Townsend 
Roche  Mme  V  Tojetti,   music  teacher, 

1016^  Larkin 
Rock  House  Hotel,  Leon  Pieper  propr, 

438  Broadvray 
Rockwell    A    L,    attorney-at-law,   430 

Montgomery'^ 
Rocky  Point  Mining  Co,  W  G  Hughes 

sec,  330  Pine 
Rocthe   C,   apothecary,  SE  cor  3d  and 

Bryant 
Rodda  John,  broker,  507  California 
Rodden  Hugh,  barber.  234  Folsom 
Rode  C  B,  drayman,  XW  cor  Pine  and 

Front 
Rode    Emil,     artist,    89    Montgomery 

Block 
Rodefeld  Fritz  W,  saloon,  SW  cor  Post 

and  Kearny. 
RODEN  A  G>  livery  and  sale  stable, 

1715  and-  1717  Sacramento  between 

Polk  and  Van  Ness  avenue 
Roden  W   H  (Brigham,  Hoppe  &  Co), 

320  Front 
Roder  Conrad,  pork  store,  Arcade  Mar- 
ket 
Rodgers  James  (John  Rodgers  &  Sons), 

junction  Market  and  Hayes 

RODGERS  JOHN  &   SONS  (John, 

James,  and  William  Rodgers),  hay 
and  grain,  livery  and  sale  stable, 
junction  Market  and  Hayes 

Rodgers  John  (John  Rodgers  &  Sons), 
junction  Market  and  Hayes 

Rodgers  Lee  O,  physician,  920  Market 

Rodgers  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  270  Bran- 
nan 

Rodgers  M,  barber,  208  Brannan 

Rodgers,  Meyer  &  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants and  insurance  agts,  212  Bat- 
tery 

Rodgers  Philip,  saloon  and  boarding- 
house,  1727  Market 

Rodgers  Wm  (John  Rodgers  &  Sons), 
junction  Market  and  Hayes 

Roe  0  S,  attorney-at-law,  217  Sansome 

ROE  QEORGE  H>  secretary  California 
Electric  Light  Company,  220-226 
Jessie 

Roeben  George,  board  and  lodging,  37 
and  39  Pacific 

Roebling's  John  A  Sons  Co  (The),  mfrs 
iron  and  steel  wire  rope,  S  V  Moouey 
mgr,  14  Drumm 

Roeckel  Joseph,  singing  teacher,  26^ 
Kearny 

Roeder  J  A  C,  physioian,  1117  Stocktoo 

Roehnert  Fred,  upholsterer,  31  2d 


ROEMERBROS  (C  and  R  Roemer), 
Vienna  Model  Bakery,  205  Kearny 

ROEMER  C  (Roemer  Bros),  205  Kearny 

ROEMER    R    (Roemer    Bros),      205 
Kearny 

Roencrautz  John,  Arcadian  Bazaar,  130 
6th 

Roenthal  Getel,  mfr  ladies'  underwear, 
120  6th 

Rocach  L    v^osenthal  &  Roesch),   411 
and  413  Bush 

Roealer  Chas,  barber,  955  Bryant 

Roesler  Fred,   branch  bakery,   955  Bry- 
ant 

Roethe  Christian,  druggist,    SE  cor  3d 
and  Bryant 

Roethliu  August,  liquors,  245  4th 

Roger  A,   ostrich  feathers,   652  Market 

Roger    Herman,    mfr    of    belting  and 
lacing,  855-861  Bryant 

Rogers  Mrs  Anna,  groceries,  26S  Stev- 
ensou 

Rogers    Daniel,     attorney-at-law,     604 
Merchant 

Rogers  E  B  (Malter,   Lind  ft   Co),   res 
N«w  York 

Rogers  H  D,  physician,  410  Kearny 

Rogers  Henry,  agt  for  S  Merritt,  22  Cal- 
ifornia 

Rogers  John,  paints  and  oils,  121  Wash- 
ington 

Rogers  John  (McCarthy  &   Rogers),    17 
Vallejo 

Roger's  ^''ision  Express,   cor  California 
and  b..ucery 

Rogers  Nathan,  physician,  703  Market 

Rogers    Mrs    P    K,    dressmaker,    123 
Ellis 

Rogers    Robert  C,   notary   public  and 
lawyer,  413  Montgomery 

Rogers    Robert    F,   stock    broker,   326 
Pine 

Rogers  S  L,  attorney-at-law,  628  Mont- 
gomery 

Rogers  W  J,  carpci^cer,  12  Taylor 

Rogers  Z,  dentist,  737  Market 

ROGG  MISS  LENA  (Walter  Rogg), 
11  Geary 

Roggia  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  440 
Broadway 

Rohde  Bros  (Frank  and  August  Rohde), 
bootmakers,  509  Jackson 

Rohde  H  G,  bottling  beer,  1508  Polk 

Rohde  John,   groceries,   SW  cor  Taylor 
and  Clay 

Rohde  Peter  F,  saloon,  8  Clay 

Robe  Mrs  J  F,   bakery  and  stationery, 
SW  cor  Ellis  and  Webster 

Rohlff  C  C,  groceries  and  coffee  saloon, 
1  Mission 

Rohrbiicher  Ph  (F  Kronenberger  8c,  Co), 
cor  Franklin  and  McAllister 

Rohra  D,  groceries,  SW  cor  Clay  and 
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BOHBSOEOBOB  H>  proprietor  Sutter 
Street  Cable  SiAoon,  dealer  in  fine 
wines,  liqaon  and  cigars,  northeast 
comer  Sutter  and  Central  avenue 

Rohrs  J  T>,  groceries,  SW  cor  Mission 
and  nth 

Rohte  Emil  (Kruse  &  Euler),  209  and 
211  Aont 

Roland  Anna  A,  furnished  rooms,  108 
Geary 

Rolando  Jahn,  groceries  and  liquors, 
1336  Dnpont 

Rolff  A  H,  restaurant,  1615  and  1617 
Buchanan 

Roller  Carl  (Kaechele  &  Holler),  cor  Ful- 
ton and  Octavia 

Roller  John  W(  Roller  tc  Layng),  611 
Clay 

Roller  &  Layng  (Wm  G  Layng  and  John 
W  Roller),  printers,  611  and  521  Clay 

Rollet  C  H,  bakery,  1223  Stockton 

Rollins  K  R,  auciioneer,  535  California 

Rollins  William,  real  estate.  0  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Roma   Hotel,   P  Beromio    pro^  3 

Sansome 

Roma  J  M  (Cabrera,  Roma  &  Co),  123 
California 

BOMAINE  N  T,  manager  I  S  Van 
Winkle  &  Co,  413  and  415  Market 

Roman  A,  agt  books  and  stationery,  120 
Sutter 

Roman  Catholic  Orphau  Asylum,'  Bay 
View  S  S  F 

Roman  H  (Pauson  &  Roman),  40  Kearny 
and  942  Market 

Romberg  William  &  Co  (VVm  Romberi; 
and  Wm  Crofoot),  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 769  Mission 

Romberg  Wm  (Wm  Romberg  k  Co), 
769  Mission 

Romera  Joseph  A,  custom  house  broker, 
508  Battery 

Romer  Chris,  groceries,  NW  cor  Filbert 
and  Dnpont 

Romig  H  (Romig  &  Williams),  109  Dn- 
pont 

Romig  k  Williams  (H  Romig  and  Geo 
Williams),  restaurant,  109  Dnpont 

Roney  Edward,  wood  and  coal,  1312 
Pacific 

Rooney  Jas,  groceries,  Potrero  ave  bet 
Center  ana  £1  Dorado 

Rooney  P  H,  saloon,  813  Battery 

Rooney's  Hall,  cor  Potrero  ave  and  16th 

Roos  A  (Roth  &  Co),  214  Pine 

Roos  Adolphe  (Roos  Bros),  35  and  37 
Kearny 

Roos  Bros  (Adolphe  and  H  Roos),  cloth- 
ing, 35  and  37  Kearny 

Roos  Hypolite  (Roos  Bros),  35  and  37 
Kearny 

Root  D  E,  pres  The  Odorless  Excavating 
Co,  432  Kearny 


Root  E  M  (Root  ft  Sanderson),  122  and 
124  Market 

Root  J  £  (Mowry  ft  Root),  103  and  104 
California  Market 

Root  ft  Sanderson  (E  M  Root  and  Geo 
H  Sanderson),  wholesale  grocers,  122 
and  124  Market 

Ropers  Miss  Matilda,  dressmaker,  223^ 
5th 

Roques  Madam  Mary,  varieties,  422 
Broadway 

Rorke  B  B,  stock  broker,  314  Mont- 
gomery 

Rosa  Joseph,  barber,  435  Pine 

Rosa  Joseph  P,  barber,  657  Clay 

Rosalia  A  B  (A  B  Rosalia  ft  Co),  214 
Sansome 

Rosalia  A  B  ft  Co  (A  B  Rosali^i),  collec- 
tors, 214  Sansome 

Roscoe  Mining  Co,  J  L  Fields  sec,  330 
Pine 

Rose  L  S,  stock  broker,  424  Montgomery 

Roseberry  James  (Yerby  ft  Roseberry), 
302  Davis 

Rosecrans  W  S,  vico-pres  Veterans' 
Home  Association,  10  California 

Rosekrans  H  ft  Co,  hardware,  638  Mar« 
ket 

Rosekrans  Henry  M,  painter,  517  Cali- 
fornia 

Rosenbaum  A  (Rosenbaum  Bros),  206 
Front 

Rosenbaum  Bros  (S  and  A  Roseabaum), 
shipping  and  commission  merchants, 
206  Front 

Rosenbaum  ft  Co  (S  D  Rosenbanm),  im- 
poi  ten  white  goods,  laces,  embroid- 
eries, hosiery,  etc,  125  and  127  San- 
some 

Rosenbaum  F  H  (FHRo«knbaumft  Co), 
567  Market 

Rosenbaum  Fr  H  ft  Co  (Fr  H  Rosen- 
baum and  Geo  Nelle),  wholesale 
French  plate  mirrors,  etc,  567  Market 

Rosenbaum  I  S  (I  S  Rosenbaum  ft  Co), 
29  Market 

Rosenbaum  I  S  ft  Co  (I  S  Rosenbaum 
and  David  Groldstein),  mfrs  cigars,  29 
Market 

Rosenbaum  Joseph  (Neustadter  Bros), 
SW  cor  Pine  and  Sansome 

Rosenbaum  Moses,  capitalist,  206  Front 

Rosenbaum  N  A,  meats,  1  and  2  Centre 
Market 

Rosenbaum  S  (Rosenbaum  Bros),  206 
Front 

Rosenbaum  S,  judge  Police  Court,  Old 
City  Hall 

Rosenberg  C,  meat  market,  stall  4, 
Metropulitam  Market 

Rosenberg  Chaa,  hair  goods,  1 101  How- 
ard 

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Rosenberg  J  (Oroesohel,  Reinholdft  Co), 
Washington  Market 

Rosenberg  Joseph,  executor  Michael 
Reese,  410  Montgomery 

Rosenberg  M,  jeweler,  lOOi  3d 

Rosenberg  M  (Wm  Melczer  ft  Co),  123 
California 

Rosenblum  D,  hairdresser,  604  Hayes 

RoKonblum  Philip,  bootmaker,  207 
looh 

Rosenbohm  John  H,  liquors,  cor  Rail- 
road and  5th  aves 

Roseubum  Harry,  dry  goods,  1307  Pa- 
cific 

Rosencrantz  James,  varieties,  130  6th 

Rosencrautz  Louis,  dry  goods,  252  Fol- 
som 

Rosendal  A  C,  combs,  English  garnet 
goods  and  novelties,  549  Market 

Rosener  Bros  (Samuel  and  Henry  Ros- 
ener),  proprs  Star  Malt  House,  121 
California 

Rosener  Bros,  brewers'  materials,  121 
California 

Rosener  F,  hairdresser,  209  6th 

Rosener  Henry  (Rosener  Bros),  121  Cal- 
ifornia 

Rosener  Samuel  (Rosener  Bros),  121 
California 

Roseufeld  A,  dry  goods,  1209  Polk 

Roseufeld  John,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion, 202  Sansome 

Rosenfeld  John,  wholesale  coal  yard, 
NW  cor  Howard  and  Spear,  office 
Anglo-California  Bank  Building,  NE 
cor  Pine  and  Sansome 

Rosenfeld  S,  propr  Calif omia  Corset  Co, 
539  Market 

Rosenfield  John,  commission  merchant, 
cor  Sansome  and  Pine 

Rosengarm  H,  saloon,  114  Dupjnt 

Rosenheim  John  H,  saloon,  cor  5tb  and 
Railroad  aves 

Rosenkrans  H  ft  Co  (Milo  S  Jeffers), 
hardware,  638  Market 

RosenmoUer  Mrs  L,  boarding-house,  12 
Washington 

Rosenshine  L  (M  Rosenshine  ft  Bro), 
604  and  606  Front 

Rosenshine  M  (M  Rosenshine  &  Bro), 
res  New  York 

Rosenshine  M  ft  Bro,  leaf  tobacco  and 
cigars,  604  and  006  Front 

Rosenstirn  Julius,  physician,  312  Stock- 
ton 

Rosenthal  A,  German  consul,  318  Sac- 
ramento 

Rosenthal  A  S  ft  Co,  importers  dry 
goods  and  fancy  goods,  6  Battery 

Rosenthal  Barnett,  cigar  mfr,  516  Mont- 
gomery 

Rosenthal  Bros  (I  L  and  M  Rosenthal), 
boots  and  ahoes,  1418  Polk  and  )946 
Fillmore 


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Rosenthal,  Feder  ft  Co  (S  Feder,  M 
Rosenthal  and  S  Bromberger),  whole- 
sale boots  and  shoes,  33  and  36  Bat- 
tery 

Rosenthal  O,  ladies'  underwear,  120  6th 

Rosenthal  Isaac,  boots  and  shoes,  202 
Pacific 

Rosenthal  I  L  (Rosenthal  Bros),  1946 
Fillmore 

ROSENTHAL  JOSEPH,  attomey-at- 
law,  420  Montgomery 

Rosenthal  J,  janitor  B  nai  B'rith  Hall, 
119  and  121  Eddy 

Rosenthal  Marcus,  attorney,  318  Pine 

Rosenthal  M  (Rosenthal,  Feder  ft  Co). 
33  and  35  Battery 

Rosenthal  Meyer  (Rosenthal  Bros),  1418 
Polk 

Rosenthal  Mnses  S,  wholesale  dry  and 
fancy  goods,  35  Sutter 

Rosenthal  ft  Roesch  (L  Roseathiil  and 
L  Roesch),  steam  printing,  411  and 
413  Bush  * 

Rosenthal  L  (Rosenthal  ft  Roesch),  411 
and  413  Bush 

Rosenthall  Wm,  barber,  12  Jackson 

Rosentreter  Otto,  groceries,  337  3d 

Rosenstock  S  W  (S  W  Rosenstock  ft 
Co),  32  and  34  Sansome 

Rosenstock  S  W  ft  Co  (S  W  Rosenstock 
and  Marion  Leventritt),  boot  factory, 
32  and  34  Sansome 

Rosie  W,  sec  United  Workingmen's 
Co-operative  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  416 
Market 

Rosner  F,  hairdresser,  209  6th 

Ross  Adam,  groceries,  SE  cor  Ellis  and 
Pierce 

Ross  Alexander,  groceries  and  liquors, 
629  Front 

Ross  Alex,  bootmaker,  503  Hayes 

Ross  A  O  (Delfino  ft  Ross),  723  Sansome 

Ross  Bros  (N  and  G  Ross),  millinery 
goods,  938  Market 

BOSS  CHARLES,  bakery  and  restau- 
rant, 509  Mission 

Ross  Charles,  house  painter,  14  Leaven- 
worth 

Ross  Donald  (Heriot,  Biglpy  ft  Co),  H'i 
cor  Davis  and  Clay 

Ross  E  M,  justice  supreme  court,  cor 

Stockton  and  O'Farrell 
Ross  Qeo  C  (Fox  ft  Russ),  324  Pine 
Ross  Geo  D,  3  Post 

Ross  ft   Hutchinson  (James  Ross  and 
Wm    H     Hutchinson),     carpenters, 
Van  Ness  ave  nr  Hayes 
Ross  James  (Ross  ft  Hutchinson),  Van 

Ness  ave  nr  Hayes 
Ross  James  (J  T  xirmstrong  ft  Co),  627 

Kearny 
Ross  Jesse  Y,  agt  Phillip  Best's  Mil- 
waukee Bottled  Beer,  room   16,  123 
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Ross  Mrs  Mary,  confectionery,  503 
Hayes 

Ross  Wm  T,  teacher  of  elocution,  St 
Ann's  Building  

B,OaSBA.CE  FRANK  WM  (San  Fran- 
cisco Packing  and  Provision  Co),  517 
and  519  Washington 

Rosseter  G  R  &  I  H  (Rosseter  & 
Smith),  545  Market 

Rosseter  George  (Rosseter  &  Smith),' 
545  Market 

Rosseter  John  H  (Rosseter  &  Smith), 
545  Market 

BOSSETER  &  SMITH  (George  Ros- 
seser,  Stephen  M  Smith,  and  John  H 
Rosseter),  wholesale  leather  and  shoe 
findings,  545  Market 

Rossi  Angelo  (Rossi  A  &  Co),  521  Com- 
mercial 

Rossi  A  &  Co  (Angelo  Rossi  and  Gia- 
como  Ferretto),  liquors  and  coffee 
saloon,  521  Commercial 

Rossi  Baron  £  de,  Aribi  C&U,  510  Pine 

Rossi  Dominico,  veterinary  surgeon, 
N£  cor  Dupont  and  Montgomery  a  ve 

Rossi  Erwin,  coffee  saloon,  510  Pine 

Rossi  George,  butcher,  515  Broadway 

Rossi  H,  butcher,  400  Union 

Rossi  Peter  C  (Steylaars  &  Rossi),  NE 
cor  Dupont  and  Montgomery 

Rossi  S  J,  job  printing,  503  Green 

Rossi  Vincenso  (Chiline  &  Rossi),  332 
6th 

Rostivich  Michael  (Rostivich  &  Sero- 
vich),  1654  Polk 

Rostivich  &  Serovich  (Michael  Rosti- 
vich and  T  Serovich),  fruits,  1654 
Polk 

Rote  G  P,  chief  Germania  Stamm  lude- 
pendent  Order  of  Red  Men,  510  Bush 

Rotermund  Frederick,  barber,  402  Pa- 
cific 

Rotger  &  Bisohoff  (E  Rotger  and  H 
Bischoff),  candy  mfr,  307  East 

Rotger  E  (Rotger  &  Bischoff),  307  East 

Roth  &  Co  (A  Roos,  8  Scheeline  and 
Joseph  Roth),  wholesale  wines  and 
liquors,  214  and  216  Pine 

Roth  Conrad,  Electro  German  Specific, 
807  Market 

Roth  D  (Michelaeeu,  Brown  &  Co),  308 
Front 

Roth  Joseph  (Roth  &  Co),  214  Pine 

Roth  Samuel,  tailor,  636  4th 

Rothchild  J  M,  attorney -at-law,  315 
California 

Rotherman  John  (Rotherman  &  Stolte), 
4th  bet  Townsend  and  King 

Rotherman  &  Stolte  (John  Rotherman 
and  Femand  Stolte),  saloon,  4th  bet 
Townsend  and  King 
Rothermel  &  Muller  (Phil  Rothermel 
and  Fred  Muller),  meat  market,  702 
Bush 


Rothermel  Phil  (Rothermel  &  Muller)' 

702  Bush 
Rothganger  Frederick,   carriagemakor, 

834  Harrison 
Rothmann  U  I,  toys,  1513  Dupont 
Rotholtz  Chas,  bakery,  416  Hayes 

ROTHSCHILD  &  EHRENFFORT 

(Hugo  Rothschild  and  Frederick  Eh- 
renpfort),  steam  candy  factory,    118 
Front 
Rothschild  H,  groceries,  NE  cor  Powell 

and  Ellis 
ROTHSCHILD  HUGO   (Rothschild  & 

Ehrenpfort),  118  Front 
Rothschild  Joseph,  attorney-at-law,  604 

Clay 
Rothschild    L  (Wenzel,   Rothschild  & 
Hadenfeldt),  U  Hardie  Place 

Rotrosky  William,  insurance  broker 
Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Co,  401 
California 

Rottanzi  Antonio,  druggist  and  physi- 
cian, 301  3d 

Rottanzi  &,  Buzzini  (Giosue  Rottanzi  and 
George  Buzzini),  liquors,  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Central  ave 

ROTTANZI OIOSUE  (Rottanzi  &  Buz- 
zini), and  wholesale  liquors,  1027  Mar- 
ket bet  6th  and  7th 

Roturier  &  Calegaris  (Charles  Roturier 
and  Joseph  Calegaris),  pharmacy,  SL 
cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 

Roturier  Charles  (Roturier  &  Calegaris), 
SE  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 

Rouard  Joseph,groceries,  SW  cor  Green- 
wich and  Mason 

Rouke  Miss  Minnie,  dressmaker,  506^ 
Bush 

ROULEAU  F  A,  searcher  of  records, 
328  Montgomery 

Round  Valley  Water  Co,  A  Halsey  sec, 
328  Montgomery 

Roundey  C  H  (Roundey  &  Fay),  412 
Kearny 

Roundey  &  Fay  (C  H  Roundey  and  S  J 
Fay),  cigars  and  tobacco,  412  Kearny 

Rountree  James  O  (Rountree  &  Mc- 
Clure),  404  Front 

Rountree  k  McClure  (Tames  0  Rountree 
and  Penuel  McClure),  wholesale  gro- 
cers, 404  Front 

Rountree  J  O  Jr,  stock  broker,  304 
Montgomery 

Roure  J,  bakery,  1425  Dupont 

Rourke  Chas,  groceries,  759  Bryant 

ROURKE  JOHN,  merchant  tailor,  629 
Market 

Rouse  C  S,  artist,  St  Ann's  Building 

Rouse  &  Laws  (John  Laws  and  W  H 
Rouse),  commission  merchants,  306 
Davis 

Rouse  W  H  (Rouse  &  Laws),  306  Davia 

Rqvegno  D,  coffee  saloon,  616Clommer- 
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RANKIN,  BRAYTON  &  CO. 

Office,  127  First  Street, 

Builders  of 

MINING  MACHINERY. 

PLANTS  for  Gold  and  Silver  MilU,  em- 
bracing the  latest  and  most  improved 
machinery  and  processes  for  base  and  free 
ores.  Water  Jacket  Smelting  Furnaces  for 
silver,  lead,  and  copper  ores,  with  new  and 
important  improvements  superior  to  any 
oth(  r  make.  Hoisting  Works,  Pumping  Ma- 
chinery, Chloridizing  Furnaces,  etc.  We 
otfor  our  customers  the  best  results  of  30 
years'  experience  in  this  special  line  of  work, 
and  are  prepared  to  furnish  the  most  ap- 
proved character  of  Mininsj  and  Reduction 
Machinery,  superior  in  design  and  construc- 
tion to  that  of  any  other  make,  at  the  lowest 
pos»ibIe  prices.  We  also  contract  to  deliver 
in  comp  ete  running  order,  Mills,  Furnaces, 
Hoisting  Works,  etc.,  in  any  of  the  States 
and  Territories  of  the  Pacific  Coast.  Esti- 
mates given  on  application.  Send  for  illus- 
trated circular. 


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GALENA-SILVER  §  COPPER 


THE  PACIFIC  WATER  JACKET  SMELTERS 
embrare  many  featuron  that  are  entirely  new  and 
of  Kreat  practical  utility ,  wliich  are  covered  by  letters 
patent. 

No  other  furnaces  ran  compare  with  these  for  dura- 
bilitv  and  in  capaoitv  for  uninterrupted  work. 

MORE  THAN  SIXTY 

of  them  are  now  runninj;  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  giving: 
results  never  before  obtajned  as  regards  continuous 
running,  ouorioniy  of  fuel,  grade  a'nd  quality  of  bullion 
prcxiuced.  We  are  prepared  to  demonstrate  by  facts 
the  claims  liere  made. 

The^e  Smelters  are  shipiied  in  a  complete  state,  re- 
quirin'.;  no  brick  or  stone  work,  except  that  for  the 
crucible,  thus  saving  great  expense  and  loss  of  time  in 
constru>'tion. 

Complete  xmeltlng  plants  made  t.)  order  'of  any  ca- 
pacity, and  with  all  the  improvements  that  experience 
has  suggested  an  \  aluablu  in  thi^  class  of  machinery. 
Skilled  and  experienced  smelters  furnished  when  de- 
sired to  examine  mines  and  to  superintend  construc- 
tion and  runniTig  of  furnaces.  Estimates  given  upon 
applicati>>n.    Send  for  circtdar. 


RANKIN,  BRAYTON  &  CO., 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


FOU   SINGLE  OK   DOUBLE   SHAFTS 
to  work  any  depth,  of  late  and  improved 
designs.      Our  various  styles  of  Hoists  are 

the  most  perfect  and  complete  of  any  that 
hava  ever  been  devised,  embracing  all  the  im- 

Erovements  and  safeguards  that  experience 
as  proved  valuable  in  this  class  of  machine- 
ry.    Send  for  circular. 


BANKm,  BBATTON  &  CO., 

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Roveano  S,  saloon,  SW  cor  Stockton 
ana  Greenwich 

Rovesno  S  &  Co,  oor  Montgomery  ave 
and  Vallejo 

Rowan  N  (Ward*;  Rowan),  337  4th 

Rnwan  Owen,  blacksmith,  215  Ellia 

Rowe  Adelaide  A,  vice- principal  Haight 
Grammar  School 

Rowe  Albert  (Wilcutt  &  Rowe),  7  Mer- 
chant -^ 

Rowe  August,  liquors,  SW  cor  5th  and 
Brviuifc 

ROWE  EDWARD  E.  bakery  and  in- 
ing  room,  205  O  Farrell,  also  confec- 
tionery, stationery  and  variety,  203 
0' Farrell 

Rowe  E  P,  agt  Mohr  &  Mohr  Co,  405 
Front 

ROWE  WM  H.  Pioneer  Looking-glass 
and  Picture  Frame  Manufactory,  132 
Main 

Rowell  C,  physician,  426  Kearny 

ROWELL  L  F>  superintendent  west- 
ern diviiion  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
Sress,  northeast  corner  Sansome  and 
[alleck 

Rowley  Madam,  perfumery  and  cos- 
metics, 228  Stockton 

Rowley  B  N,  mgr  "California  Grocer," 
124  Calif oini;i 

Roxburgh  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  1011  Fol- 
sont 

Roy  J  A,  milkman,  35  Eddy 

Roy  Robert,  assistant  sec  Hibernia 
Savings  and  Loan  Society,  2-6  Mont- 
gomery 

Rov  Thos,  Parisian  Laundry,  1 12  Taylor 

ROTAL  ST  JOHN  SEWmS  MA 

CHINES.  C  Shawl  agent,  3U  2d 
Royal  Wm,  attoruey-at-law,   318  Cali- 

ifornia 
Royce  C  E,  atty-at-law,  507  Montgom- 
ery 
Royce  John,  batcher,  1129  Howard 
Roylance   J   (Roylauce  &  Moller),    49 

Frtimont 
Roylance   &  Moller  (Joseph   Roylnnce 

and  Wm  MoHer),  San  Fraucisco  Brass 

Workd,  415  Miiision 
Ro/iere  Charles,  saltxm,  21  Stockton 
Ruby  Gold  aud  Gravel   Mining  to,  H 

Piohoir  sec,  32t»  San&ome 
Rubicon  House,  lodging-house,  XE  cor 

5th  and  Berry 
Ruby  Silver  Miuitig  Co,  19  Merchant's 

Exchange 
Rudd.ick  A  J,  plumber,  829  Sutter 
Rndee  I,  varieties,  129  2d 
Rudelnbury  Zar,   saloou,   SW  cor  Noe 

and  Henry 
Rudsear  Andrew,  candy  factory,  318  3d 
RUSOEAR  ft  PARR  (A  Uudge:tr  and 

H  D  Parr),   Ctiicago  Nickel  Plating 

Company,  23  Stevenson 


Rudolf  G  (G  Rudolf  &  Co),  107  Stockton 

RUDOLF  O.ft  CO  (O  Rudolf  and  E 
C  Walters),  pianos,  107  Stockton 

Rudolph  Wm,  lamps  and  oil,  1 
ket  667  Mar- 

Raed  •)  C,  agt  for  Brooklyn,  Petaluma 
and  Watso'iville  Tanneries,  119  Clay 

Ruef  M,  real  estate,  231  Montgomery 
ave 

Ruehle  R,  cigars  and  tobacco,  401  ^  6th 

Rueling  E  W,  commission  merchant, 
522  Montgomery 

Rueser  Chas,  carriage  factory,  335  Mc- 
Allister 

Ruf  Jacob,  bootmaker,  939  Clay 

Ruf  Lawrence,  barber,  1203  Dupont 

RUFfINO  L  J  (L  J  Ruffiao  &  Co), 
964  Bryant 

RUFFINO  L  J  ft  CO  (C  D  Bianchi 
and  L  J  Rutiino),  marble  depot  and 
steam  saw  mills,  964-970  Bryant 

Rufner  J,  hairdresser,  631  Merchant 

Rugg  Summer  P,  physician,  505  Leaven- 
worth 

Ruggles  D  W,  secondhand  stoves,  310 
Jackson 

Ruggles  J  E  (Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co),' 
114  and  116  Market 

Ruhl  Bros  (Adoli>hus  and  H  C  Ruhl), 
importers  of  wines,  522  Montgomery 

Ruhl  Adolphus  (Ruhl  Bros),  522  Mont- 
gomery 

Rule  Fred  K,  sec  California  Farmers 
Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co,  308  Pine 

Rul  J  W,  druggist,  NW  cor  3d  and| 
Howard 

Rulon  Mrs  R  K,  nurse,  16  Mason 

Runde  0  H,  groceries,  NW  cor  18th 
and  Sherman 

Runge  Fred,  bootmaker,  1120  Taylor 

Runge  F  W.  urocer,  40  3d 

Runnels  Benjamin  F,  photographer,  31 
3d 

Ruiivon  H  A  (Mead  St  Runyon),  225 
Washington 

Runyon  Simon  (Pease  &,  Runyon),  577i 
Market 

Ruppel  C,  dairy  produce.  Arcade  Mar- 
ket 

Rupprecht  P,  produce,  Grand  Central 
Miirket 

Rush  Mendel,  tailor,  21  Market 

Russ  F  D  (Uittteroth  &  Rusa),  321 
Kearny 

Russ  G  A  (Russ,  Meyerink  &  Co),  525 
Sansome 

Russ  H  B,  treas  Olympic  Club,  119  Post 

RUSS  HOUSE,  S  H  Seymour  propri- 
etor, Montgomery  between  Pine  and 
Bush 

Russ  House  Exchange,  Wm  Engel- 
hardt  propr,  SW  cor  Pine  and  Mont- 
gomery 

Rubs  J  (J  Ruas  &  Co),  Femdale,  Cal 


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Kuss  J  &  Co  (J  Rum,  E  J  Dodae  and  C 
H  King),  lumber,  mills  Humboldt 
Bay,  yards,  San  Diego  and  Nntional 
City,  and  general  omce,  36  Market 

Russ,  Meyennk  &  Co  (John  0  Meyer- 
ink  and  Gr  A  Russ),  foreign  and 
domestic  fruits,  525  Sansome 

Russell  Ednrar.l,  liquors,  5  Polk 

Russell  Edwin,  note  broker  and  loan, 
330  Pine 

BUSSELL  ELI  F.  Russell's  Amalga- 
mator, 35  Rose  Alley 

Russell  E  T  (McGurk  &  Russell),  850 
Howard 

Russell  Henry,  grocery,  cor  29th  and 
Sanchez 

Russell  J,  hatter,  136  3d 

Russell  J  B,  boots  and  shoes,  NW  cor 
Dupont  and  Geary 

Russell  J  B,  pres  Candelaria  Mfg  Co, 
327  Pine 

Russell  John  Edward,  groceries,  cor 
24th  and  Treat  ave 

Russell  Sister  Mary  Baptiste,  Superior- 
ess St  Peter's  Academy,  cor  24th  and 
Alabama,  and  Orphan  Asylum,  Mount 
St  Joseph 

Russell  Mrs  M  E  (J  Sudl  &  Co),  439 
Hayes 

EUSSELL  MONSON  (Wells,  Russell 
&  Co),  corner  Mission  and  Fremont 

Russell  W  F,  general  freight  agt  N  P  C 
R  R,  430  CaUfornia 

Russell  Will  S,  barber,  62  2d 

EUSSU.  CONSUL  OF,  Max  Axelrood, 
717  Post 

Russian  Chu/ch,  1713  Powell 

Russian  Church,  Grdenwich  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Dupont 

Russian  River  Land  and  Lumber  Co, 
430  California 

Russian  and  Turkish  Tobacco  Co,  515 
Montgomery 

Rust  R  C,  attorney-at-law,  628  Mont- 
gomery 

Rustemeyer  W  J,  stoves  and  tinware 
and  plumber  and  gasiitter,  2333  Mis- 
sion 

Ruthe  C  (Schwengel  %  Ruthe),  1323 
Stockton 

Ruther  Harry,  grocer,  1046  Folsom 

Rutherford  Mrs  W  P,  mfr  corsets, 
shoulder  braces  and  supporters,  126 
Kearny 

RuthraufP  A  T,  mfr  passepartouts  and 
picture  maps,  769  Market 

Ruwe  Wm,  cigar  factory,  114  Dupont 

Ryall  John  (O'Brien  &  Ryall),  516  Mis- 
sion 

Ryan  Miss  Anna,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery, 129  6th 

ETAN  D  &  C0>  proprietors  Saratoga 
Stables,  814-818  Goary 

Ryan  James,  groceries.,  564  Mission 


Ryan  James  H,  justice  of  the  peace,  520 

Washington 
Ryan  James  W,  groceries,  8E  cor  5th 

and  Minna 
Ryan  J  B,  harnessmaker,   330  Mont- 

gomery  ave 
Ryan  J  J  (Timm  k  Ryan),  245-251  16th 
EYAK  JOHN,  glassware,  524  i  16th 
Ryan  Mrs  Maria,  grocery,  536^  3d 
Ryan  Martin,  saloon,  NW  cor  Pacific 

and  Front 
Ryan  Michael,  saloon,  715^  Davis 
Ryan  &  Packham,  saloon,  35  Pacific 
Ryan  Thomas,  groceries,  1193  Harrison 
Ryan  Thomas  (Ryan  &  Packham),  35 

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Ryan  Mrs  Thomas,   livery  stable,  615 

Ellis 
Ryan  T  P,  attomey-atlaw,  230  Mont- 
gomery 
Ryder  n,  bootmaker,  122  Folsom 
Ryder  John,  bootmaker,  132  Folsom 
Rye  Tonic  Co,  D  R  Provost  mgr,  302 

Davis 
Ryer    Washington    M,   capitalist,    320 

Sansome 
Ryer  William  T  S,  real  estate,  320  San- 
some 

Saalburg  W,  publisher 
brew  Observer,"  622 
and  M 

Sabatie  P  G,  (P  G  Sabatie  &  Co),  330 
Bush 

Sabatie  P  G  &  Co,  importers  mnes, 
brandies  and  fancy  groceries,  330 
Bush 

Sabey  L  A,  physician,  1001  Folsom 

Sabiel  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  422  Broad- 
way 

Sabin  Ferdinand,  cigar  mfr,  734  Mont- 
gomery 

SabinJohn  I,  supt  American  District 
Telegraph,  Pacific  Bell  Telephone 
and  Gold  and  Stock  Telegraph  Co, 
222  Sansome 

Sablatschan  J,  bootmaker,  810  Laguna 

SACHATJ  &  MENNE  (Theo  Sachau 
and  Alb  H  Menne),  Park  Hotel,  26 
and  28  Turk 

Sachau  Theo  (Sachau  &  Menne),  26  and 
28  Turk 

Sachs  &  Co  (Fred  Sachs  & Miller), 

SW  cor  Jackson  and  Powell 

Sachs  Fred  (Sachs  &  Co),  SW  cor  Jack- 
son and  Powell 

Sachs,  Heller  &  Co  (M  and  S  L  Sachs, 
E  L  and  A  W  Heller),  importers  dry 
goods,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Bush 

Sachs  J  (Greenebaum,  Sachs  &  Freeman), 
17  Sansome 

Sachs  L  (Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co),  29 
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Saohs  M  (Sachs,  Heller  Sl  Co),  8W  oor 
Battery  and  Bush 

Saohs  S  (Schweitzer,  Sachs  tt  Co),  29 
Sansome 

Sachs  S  L  (Sachs,  Heller  &  Co),  res 
New  York 

Sachse  E  C  M,  Manager  National  Mu- 
tual Aid  Association  for  Unm  arried 
Persons,  Nucleus  House 

Sachse  Louis,  bakery,  315  Stockton 

Sacramento  Boiler  Works,  J  V  Hall 
propr,  214  and  216  Beale 

Sacramento  Lodging  House,  Mrs  Caro- 
line A  Williams  propr,  SE  cor  3d  and 
Mission 

Saci;ameiito  Boiler  Works,  J  V  Hall 
propr,  214  and  216  Beale 

Sacramento  Lumber  Co,  Geo  W  Hooper 
treas,  cor  4th  and  Channel 

Sacramento  River  Pkg  Co,  W  B  Brad- 
ford mgr,  318  Front 

Sacred  Heart  College,  cor  Eddy  and  Lar- 
kin,  Bro  Geneliem  director 

Sacred  Heart  Presentation  Convent, 
Sister  Mary  De  Salis  Mahr  Supe- 
rioress, SW  cor  Taylor  and  Ellis 

SADLER  C  (Sadler  &  Co),  603  Market 

SADLER  C  M  (Sadler  &  Co),  605  Mar- 
ket 

RAPLFT^  ft  CO  (C  and  C  M  Sadler  and 
E  D  Kenfield),  wholesale  fancy  Koods 
and  notions  and  druggists'  sunories, 
605  Market 

Sadler  Hermann  J  (Albert  Mau  &  Co), 
212  Market 

Safe  Deposit  Co  of  San  Francisco,  J  D 
Fry  pres,  William  Cunningham  sec, 
SE  cor  California  and  Montgomery 

SAFETY   FUND    BENEVOI^BNT 

ASSOCIATION.  J  F  Naughton  sec- 
rotary,  126  Kearny 

Safety  Nitro  Company,  George  W 
Beaver  pres,  William  K  Flint  sec, 
408  California 

Saifold  &.  Meux  (R  B  Saffold  and  J  P 
Meux),  attorneys-at-law,  434  Cali- 
fornia 

Safi'old  R  B  (Saffold  &  Meux)  434  Cali- 
fornia 

Sage  L  P,  propr  Cowells  &  Sage's  Union 
St  warehouses,  NE  cor  Battery  and 
Union 

Sagehorn  H,  liquors,  520  Union 

Sahlein  Moses  J,  ladies'  underwear,  11 
Stockton  and  20  6th 

Sahnke  H  G,  groceries,  SE  cor  16th  and 
Dolores 

Sailori'  Home,  Daniel  Swannack  mgr, 
Harrison  bet  Main  and  Spear 

Saiusot  Anna,  saloon,  200  Mission 

St.  Alban's  Church  (Episcopal),  Cam- 
brian Hall,  1133  Mission 

ST,  ANN'S  BUILDING.  Benj  Green 
janitor,  SW  cor  Powell  and  Eddy 


St.  Boniface  (R  C),  church  and  school, 
Sabastian  Wolf  pastor,  123  Tyler 

St.  Brendan's  (Catholic),  37  Market 

St  Bridget's  Church  (Catholic),  cor 
Broadway  and  Van  Ness  ave 

St  Cyprian  Hall,  cor  Virginia  and  Jack- 
son 

St  David's  Ijodging-house,  Rienzi 
Hughes  propr,  715  Howard 

St  Denis  J  (J  St  Denis  &  Co),  1305 
Stockton 

St  Denis  J  &  Co  (T  Macauley  and  J  St 
Denis),  painters,  1305  Stockton 

St  Dominic  Church  and  Monastery 
(Catholic),  cor  Bush  and  Sterner 

St  Francis'  Church  (Catholic),  Vallejo 
bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

St  George  Lodging-house,  812  Kearny 

ST  GERMAIN  FERDINAND  DE 

(.Jacob  Strahle  &  Co),  533  Market 
St  Gothard  Hotel,  Pedroni   &   Caselini 

proprs,  509-513  Broadway 
St  Ignatius  Church,  served  by  the  Fath- 
ers of  the  Society  of  Jesus,  cor  Hayes 

and  Van  Ness  ave 
St    Ignatius    College,    directed  by  the 

Fathers  of  the  Society  of  Jesus,   214 

Hayes 
St  Ignatius  Library,  cor  Van  Ness  ave 

and  Hayes 
ST  JACOB'S  OIL,  Chas  F  Von  Sonter 

maiiager,  710  Mission 
ST    JAMES  HOTEL.  Mrs  R  Oiford 

proprietor,  906  Market 
St  John  the  Baptist  (Catholic),  Eddy 

bet  Octaviaana  Laguna 
ST  JOHN  RICHARD,  lodging-house, 

91 5i  Market 
St  John's  Church  (Episcopal),  cor  16th 

and  Valencia 
St  John's  Church  (Catholic),  Post  bet 

Mason  and  Tyler 
St  John's  Church  (Episcopal),  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Filbert 
Saint  Joseph's  Church   (Catholic),  w  s 

10th  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Saint  Joseph's  Grammar    School,   Prof 

Williams  principal,  SW  cor  10th  and 

Howard 
St  Joseph's  Hall,  10th  bet  Howard  and 

Folsom 
St  Julien  Livery  Stable,  D  J  O'Callaghan 

propr,  S38-844  Howard 
St  Jullian  MrsE,  hairdresser,  631  Union 
St  Lawrence  Hotel,  Lewis  Shaw  propr, 

568  Mission 
St  Louis  Art  Studio,  34  3d 
St  Louis  Mining  Co,    7!»  Nevada   Block 

ST  LOUIS  FERE  INSURANCE  CO. 

Smith  &  Snow  agents,  310  California 
St  Louis  Paper  Co,  T  R  Troendle  agt, 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Commercial 
St  Luke's  Church  (Episcopal),  Pacific 

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St  Luke's  Hospital,  bet  Valencia  and 

Mission  near  28th 
St  Mary's  Cathedral,  cor  California  and 

Duponi 
St  Mary's  College  Chapel,  San  Jose  Road 
St  Mary's  Hospital,    T  J  Le  Tourneux 

M  D  resident  piiysician,  cor  Ist  and 

Bryant 
St  Alary 's  Hospital  Chapel,  cor  1st  acd 

Bryant 
St  Matthew  Episcopal  Church,  Alabama 

near  24th 
St  Nicholas  Hotel,  Robert  Boyle  propr, 

212-216  1st 
St  Patrick's  Church  (Oatholio),  Mission 

bet  3d  and  4  th 
St  Patrick's  Mutual  Alli.ince  No  2,   K 

R  B  Hall,  861  Mnrkat 
St  Paul  Ambros,  physician,  850  Market 
St  Paul  Insurance  Co,  of  8t  Paul,  Hutch- 
inson &  Mauu  agts,  322  and  324  Cali- 
fornia 
St  Paul's  Church   (Catholic),   cor  2gth 

and  Church 
St  Paul's  Church  (Methodist),  Broadway 

bet  Sto^'.kton  and  Powell 
St  Paul's  ^"^hurch  (Epincopul),  California 

bet  Fillmore  and  fiteiner 
St  Paul's   Episcopal  Church   (German), 

Mission  bc-t  5tn  and  6th 
St  Paul's  M  E  Church  South,  Rev  J  C 

Simmons  pas  ur,  res  25  Russ 
St  Peter's  Academy,  Siuter  Mary  B  Rus- 
sell superior  and  Sister  Mary   Teresa 

Brown  local  superior,   cor  Alabama 

and  2>th 
St  Peter's  Church  (Catholic^  Rev  Peter 

Casey  pastor,  Columbia  bet  24th  and 

25th 
St  Peter's  Church,  NE  cor  fcitockton  and 

Filbert 
St  Peter's  Hall  (Temperance),  Alabama 

bet  23d  and  24th 
St  Ruse  Church,   Rev  Dennis  Nugent, 

520  and  5^2  Braunan 
>t  Rose's  Chapel,  cor  Steiner  and  Tyler 
St  R  se's  Church  (Catholic),  Braunan 

near  4th 
St  Stephen's  Church    (Episcopal),    cor 

Fulton  and  Fillmore 
St  >uprey  Antoine  &  Co,  sand  and  saw- 
dust, 555  Howard 
St  Teresa's  Church  (Catholic),  Rev  John 

Kemmy  pastor,    cor  Tennessee    near 

Butte 
St  Ujury  Celestin,  liquors,  310  Sutter 
St  Vincent's  Schoi  1,   iSister  Mary  Vin- 
cent supt,  771  Minsiou 
St  Vincent's  Orphan   Asylum   Chapel, 

SSF 
St  Vincent's  Orphan  Asylum.  SSF 

SALAMANDER   FELTING  COH- 

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Salande  A,  repairer  of  jewelry,  420  Sut- 
ter 

Salazar  J  A  (Monteleagre  ft  Co),  230 
California 

SALFIELD  C  D,  physician,  216 
Kearny 

Salinger  Albert  M  (Lobe,  Salinger  ft 
Co),  615  Market 

Salinger  Julius,  sec  Patent  Biick  Co, 
612  California 

Salinger  Julius,  commission  merchant, 
312  Sacramento 

Salinger  William  (Oppenheimer  ft  Sal- 
inger), 422  Montgomery 

Salkeld  ft  Eckart  (W  1  Salkeld  and  W 
R  Eckart),  millwrights  and  engineers, 
217  Sansome 

Salkeld  W  I  (Salkeld  ft  Eckart),  217 
Sansome 

Salles  P  (Peguillan  ft  Salles),  wholesale 
butcher,  cor  6th  ave  and  L 

Saloman  Edwards,  attomey-at-law,  331 
Montffomery 

Salomons  F  P  (H  Heynemann  ft  Co),  5 
and  7  Sansoine 

Salomon  Gustav,  watchmaker,  1218 
Polk 

Salomon  J  (Salomon,  Wise  ft  Cohn),  606 
and  608  Battery 

Salomon  J  L,  pawn  broker,  622  Kearny 

Salomon  N,  groceries,  stall  66  Centre 
Market 

Saloman,  Wise  ft  Cohn  (J  Salomon,  R 
Wise  and  G  Cnhn),  mfrs  cigars,  606 
and  608  Mattery 

Salsbury  Warren  H  (Jason  Springer  ft 
Co),  8E  cor  tSpear  and  Mission 

Salter  ft  Boyd  (John  W  Salter  and  N 
Ellington  Bo>d),  druggists,  Valencia 
cor  Hill 

Salter  John  W  (Salter  ft  Boyd),  Valen- 
cia cor  Hill 

Salvatore  Romani,  saloon,  437  Broadway 

Salz  Jacob  (Kullman,  Salz  ft  Co  ami 
Kullman,  Wagner  ft  Co),  106  Battery 

Saniisch  R,  porcelain  painter,  207  and 
209  Mutter 

Sammy  Geo,  grocery,  NE  cor  Tyler  and 
Lurk in 

Siimple  Samuel,  liquors,  231  Kearny 

Siimpaon  Henry  (Kuvauagh  ft  Sampson), 
517  California 

Si^mson  G't  F,  auctioneer  and  commis- 
sion mertnant,  425  Kearuy 

Samsnithtr  George,  Haloon,  411  Pacific 

Samuels  D,  propr  The  Lace  House,  123- 
129  Post 

Samuels  Joseph,  watchmaker,  325J  5th 

Samuels  Julius,  dry  goods,  104-108 
Kearny 

Samuels  M  (Pacific  Jewelry  Co),  6  Bat- 
tery 

Saniuels  R  Gillings,  physician,  719  Mar- 
ket 


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San    Bernardino  Borax    Mining    Com* 

Sany,  Riddell  Speor  pros,  100  Leidea- 
orff 
San  Bruno  Hotel,  John  Schaer  propr, 

cor  'J8th  and  Sun  Bruno  Kond 
"SAN  FRANCISCO  ABEND  POST, " 

Hu({o  Hurzoa  manager,  5:^5  Cttlifurnin 
San    Francisco    Art     Asaociation    and 

School  of  Design,  D  P  Belknap  aec, 

4TO  Pine 
SAN  FRANCISCO  BELLOWS  FAC- 
TORY* Henry  McKenne  propnuti>r, 

500  Misaiun 
San  Francisco  Benevolent   Association, 

II  Beeching  ms;r,  'JO  Webb 
San  Franoiaco  Bux  Co  (J  R  Carrick,  H 

Williams  and  Wni   S  Wright),  615- 

519  5th 
SAN  FRANCISCO  BOILER 

WORKS.  P  F  Duudon  proprietor,  131 
and  133  Folsom 
San  Francisco  Brass  Works,  Roylance 
ft  Moller  propra,  415  Mission 

SAN  FRANdlSCO  BRIDGE  COM- 
PANY, J  McMuUen  manag  jr,  W  C 
Whitehead  secretary,  engineers'  and 
builders'  iron-wooden  combination 
and  auspensiou  bridges,  room  11,  10 
California 

SAN   FRANCISCO  BULLETIN 

COMPANY,  (ieo  K  Fitch,  Loring 
Pickering,  and  Jamea  W  Simonton 
proprietora,  525  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CALL  COMPA- 
NY (Loring  Pickering,  Geo  K  Fitch, 
and  James  W  Simonton),  publishers 
and  proprietora  "Morning  Call," 
office  525  Montgomery 

San  Francisco  Candle  Co  (Egbert  Jud- 
aon,  Peter  R  and  Wm  C  Woodman), 
402  Front 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CASH  ORO 
CERY.  H  A  Smith,  51 U  Post 

Sun  Francisco  Chair  Factory,  Charles 
Nougaret  propr,  133  and  135  Bcale 

San  Francisco  Chemical  Works  Judson 
&  Shepiinl,  402  Front 

SAN    FRANCISCO     CHRONICLE, 

I'haa  De  Young  &  <.<>  publishers,  cor- 
ner Kearny  and  Bush 

San  Francisco  Clearing  House,  Charles 
Sleeper  mgr,  21 1  Sansome 

San  Francisco  Copper  Mining  Company, 
Jeftery  Cullen  pre,  R  H  Pond  aec, 
320  Sansiimo 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CO  MEDICAL 
SOCIETY,  Walter  H  A  Hodsou  sec, 
108  Geary 

San  Francisco  Cordage  Factory  (Tubbs 
&Co),  Oil  and  013  Front 

San  Francisco  Daily  "Journal  of  Com- 
merce," 414  Clay 

San  Francisco  Distributing  Agency, 
A  Macsorley  &  Co  proprs,  300J  Jessie 


it  Telegraph 
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San  Francisco 

pany,  A  Nunez  mgr,  430  California 
San    i*Vancisco    Engraving    Co,     C    L 

Weed  mgr,  405  Kenrny 
San  Francisco   Female  Hospital  Dr  C  B 

Hutchins,  800   Stocktim 
San  Francisco  Forge,  H  Sanders  propr, 

general  blacksmithing,  315  Mission 

SAN  FRANCISCO   FREE  PUBLIC 

LIBRARY,  Frederick  B  Perkins 
librarian.  Pacific  Hall,  Bush  between 
Keurny  and  Dupont 
San  Franci-ico  Fusiliers,  Compvny  C, 
22d  Artillery,  H  Hoebor  captain. 
Armory,  Oi'O  Bnsh 

SAN    FRANCISCO  GASLIGHT  CO 

Peter  Donahue  presiilont,  Wm  P  Bar- 
rett secretary,  J  B  Crockett  engineer, 
cor  1st  and  Natoma,  works  cor  King 
and  2d 

SAN  FRANCISCO  GRAIN  EX 
CHANGE,  Philip  Gerold  secretary, 
327  Pine 

San  Francisco  Horse  Market,  H  Froom- 
bery  propr,  R  1  Green  mgr,  33-37 
New  Montgomery 

San  Francisco  Illustrated  "Wasp,"  E 
C  Facfarlane  &,  Co  publishers,  540  and 
642  California 

San  Franciscii  Iron  Works,  Fred  Self- 
ren,  203  Fremont 

San  FVancisco  Jewelry  Manufactory,  D 
W  Laird  propr,  27  Post 

"SAN  FRANCISCO  JOURNAL  OF 
COMMERCE,"  W"  H  Murray  man- 
ager, 414  Clay 

San  Francisco  Last  Factory,  Joseph  Le- 
veque  and  F  W  Potter,  10  Stevenson 

San  Francisco  Laundry,  office  33  (J^ary 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LAW  LIBRARY, 

Frank  P  Deering  librarian,  27  Mont- 
gomery Block,  028  Montgomery 

San  Francisco  Lodge  Ancient  Order 
United  Workingmen,  B'nai  B'rith 
Hall,  121   Eddy 

San  Francisco  Lodge  Knights  of  Honor, 
A  Goldsmith  sec,  B'nai  B'rith  Hall, 
121  Eddy 

San  Francisco  Lying-in  Hospital  and 
Foundling  Asylum,  Benj  F  Hardy  M 
D  physician,  sec  and  supt,  913  Golden 
Gate  ave 

San  Francisco  Market,  C  ay  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Sansome 

"SAN  FRANCISCO  MARKET  RE- 
VIEW," Jobn  H  Carmany  &  Co 
publishers,  40!)  Washington 

"SAN  FRANaSCO  MERCHANT," 

(commercial  weekly),  A  D  Bell  editor 
and  proprietor,  C  W  Collins  manager, 
323  Front 

SAN  Fr\NCISCO  NAUTICAL 
ACADi:iMY,  Edmund  McNevin  prin- 
cipal, 404  and  400  Beale 


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SAN  FRANCISCO  NEWS  CO  (The), 
news  agents,  books,  and  stationery,  M 
E  Bauer  proprietor,  210  and  212  Post 

"San  Francisco  News  Exchange,"  214 
Post 

"SAN  FRANCISCO  NEWS  LET- 
TER,'  F  Marriott  &  Son  proprietors, 
609  Merchant 

SAN  FRANCISCO  AND  NORTH 
PACIFIC.RAILROAD,  Peter  Don- 
ahue president,  James  M  Donahue 
secretary,  430  Montgomery 

San  Francisco  and  Pacific  Glass  Works, 
King  nr  4th 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PACKING  AND 

PROVISION  CO,  Frank  Wm  Ross 

bach    proprietor,    stalls    54    and  55 

Washington  Market 
San  Francisco  Pactern  Works,   W  J  & 

C  A  Andcrfuren  proprs,    110  and  112 

Eeale 
San  Francisco  Petroleum  Co,  oils,  L  D 

Fisk  sec,  402  Montgomery 

SANFEANCISCO  PIONEER 
SCREEN  WORKS.  Joim  W  Quick 
proprietor,  32  Fremont 

San  Francisco  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 
proprs  Mission  Woolen  Mills  and 
Pioneer  Woolen  Factory,  I  Cahn  mgr, 
A  M  Goldsmith  sec,  115  Battery 

SANFRANCISCO  PLATING 

WORKSi  E  G  Denniston  proprietor, 
633  and  655  Mission 

San  F.oiicisco  Post-oflSce,  NW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Washington 

"San  Francisco  Prices  Current, "  E  R 
Painter  publisher,  123  California 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PRODUCE  EX- 
CHANGIS.  Chas  Clayton  president, 
W  W  Walker  secretary,  302  Davis 

"San  Francisco  Public  SchoolJournal," 
603  Washington 

"San  Francisco  Punch,  "838  Market 

"San Francisco  Estate  Circular,"  Thos 
Magee  publisher,  20  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS  UN- 
lONi  James  DeFremery  president, 
Lovell  White  cashier,  532  California 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SEWER  PIPE 
ASSOCUTION  (The),  Giadding, 
McBean  &  Co,  terra  cotta  good^,  1310 
-1316  Market 

San  Francisco  Spiritual  Union,  Ixoria 
Hall,  737  Vf  jssion 

"San  Francisco  Star,"  212  Sacramento 

San  Francisco  Steamboat  and  Transpor- 
tation Company,  (J  Miller  and  F  W 
Eaton),  320  Sansome 

SAN  FRANCISCO  STOCK  BREW- 
ERY, Fred  Bruns  president,  Rudolph 
Moore  secretary,  2118  Powell 

San  Francisco  Stock  and  Exchange 
Board,  George  T  Marye  Jr  pres,  327 
Pine 


SAN  FRANCISCO  TANNERY,  An- 
ton Krieg  proprietor,  San  Bruno 
Road  bet  28th  and  29th 

San  Francisco  Tea  Co,  C  Toohey  mgr, 
604  Market 

San  Francisco  Tool  Co,  A  W  Bowman 
pres,  314  California  and  21  Steven- 
son 

"San  Francisco  Trade  Review,"  Morris 
U  Bates  &  Co  proprs,  123  California 

"San  Francisco  Tribune,"   320  Sansome 

SAN  FRANCISCO  VEREIN,   Otto 

Muser  president,  219  Sutter 

SAN  FRANCISCO  WIRE  WORKS. 

C  H  Gruenhagcn  proprietor,  669  Mis- 
sion 
San  Joaquin  and  Kings  River  Canal  and 
Irrigation  Company,  Joseph   Sedgley 
pres,  533  Kearny 

SAN  JOAQUIN  AND  SIERRA  NE- 
VADA RAILROAD  COMPANY, 

Edward  F  Stone  secretary,  room  4, 
306  Pine 
San  Jose  Fruit    Packing  Co,  Geo    W 
Hume  agt,  31 1  Sacramento 

SAN  JOSE  WOOLEN  MILLS,  manu- 

facturers  of  clothing,  W    H  Peckham 

agent,  541  Market 
San  Leandro  Express,  Sharpe  &   Co,  25 

Market 
San  Pedro  Mining  Co,  H  Deas  sec,  room 

44,  309  Montgomery 
San  Quentin  Ferry,  foot  Clay 
San  Rafael  Elxpross,  C  L  Howard  propr, 

i  Commercial 
San  Salvador,  Consul  of,   J  M   Tinoco, 

room  5,  506  Battery 
Sanborn  A  J  (Sanborn,  Vail  4;  Co),  857 

SANBORN  A  W  ( A  W  Sanbom  &  Co), 

24  Beale 
SANBORN  AW  &  CO  (A  W  and  J  A 

Sanborn),  manufacturers  and  dealers 
in  wagons,  24  and  26  Beale 

SANBORN  GEO  W,  agent  for  Hinds. 
Ketcham  &  Co.  New  York,  labels, 
lithographs  and  show  cards.  123  Cali- 
fornia 

Sanborn  H  L.  sec  Anchor  Lodge  L  K  of 
H,  121  Eddy 

SANBORN  J  A  (A  W  Sanbom  &  Co), 
24  Beale 

Sanborn  Map  and  Publishing  Company 
of  New  York,  C  W  Morse  agt.  420 
California 

Sanborn  T  C,  stock  broker,  314  Mont- 
gomery 

Sanborn.  Vail  &  Co  (A  H  Vail  and  A  J 
Sanborn),  mirrors,  mouldings  and 
picture  frames,  857  Market 

Sanchon  C,&  Co,  f^roceries,  NE  cor  Eddy 
and  Steiner 

Sanchez  Street  Primary  School,  cor 
Sanchez  and  15th 


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Sand  Bros  (Fred  and  Joseph  Sand),  bar- 
bershop and  baths,  23  3d 

Sander  P  F  C,  attorney-at-law,  207  San- 
some 

Sander  P^jter,  insurance  agt,  13  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

Sanders  A,  poultry,  :jtall  81  Centre 
Market 

Sanders  A  A,  dancing  academy,  Sanders' 
Hall,  71  New  Montgomery 

Sanders  C  T  (Sanders  &  Johnson),  3 
New  Montgomery 

Sanders  &  Co  (Henry  Sanders  and  Lud- 
wing  Dettmann),  coppersmiths,  421 
Miasion 

Sanders  Charles,  saloon,  154  2d 

Sander's  Dancing  Academy,  71  New 
Montgomery 

Sanders  Duke,  physician,  523  Kearny 

Sanders  George  H  (Wright  &  Sanders), 
41 S  California 

Sanders  H,  blacksmithing,  315  Mis- 
sion 

Sander's  Hall,    71   New  Montgomery, 

Sanders  H  &  Co  (H  Sanders),  furnishing 
goods,  160  3d 

Sanders  Henry  (Sanders  &  Co),  421 
Mission 

Sander's  Hotel,  John  P  Sanders  propr, 
823  Battery 

Sanders  John  (Paulson  &  Sanders),  419 
Jones 

Sanders  John  P,  propr  Sanders'  Hotel, 
823  Battery 

Sanders  k  Johnson  (C  T  Sanders  and  P 
Johnson),  merchant  tailors,  3  New 
Montgomery 

Sanders  W,  dry  goods,  and  boots  and 
shoes,  236  6th 

Saiidersfeld  F  T,  groceries,  NW  cor 
Leavenworth  and  Ja'tkson 

Sanderson  H  A  (Campbell  &  Sanderson), 
530  California 

Sanderson  Bros  (S  A  and  E  H  Sander- 
son), crockery,  310  Battery 

Sanderson  E  H  (Sanderson  Bros),  310 
Battery 

Sanderson  G  R  (Coffin,  Sanderson  & 
Cook),  312  Pine 

Sanderson  &  Horn  (L  A  Sanderson  and 
T  A  Horn),  wholesale  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 327  and  329  Front 

Sanderson  John,  carpenter,  8  Hawthorn 

Sanderson  John,  carpenter,  635  Folsom 

Sanderson  L  A  (Sanderson  &  Horn), 
327  and  329  Front 

Sanderson  S  A  (Sanderaon  &  Bros),  310 
Battery 

Sandford  L  N,  dentist,  969  Mission 

Tandheimer  Moses  (Livingstone  &  Sand- 
heimer),  1420  Polk 

Sandman  Mrs  S,  dressmaker,  333  4th 

Sando  Thomas,  foreman  Engine  No  2, 
412  Bush 


SANFORD    A   B>    agent    Pulsometed 
Steam  Pump  Co  of  New   York   an  t 
Steam    Fitter   and  Steam  a  ad   Ho, 
Water  Heating  Apparatus,  102  Mar 
ket 

Sanf orl  Lon,  saloon,  308  Kearny 

Sanger     Halle,     Schneider   &    Farster 
proprs,  14  and  16  Geary 

Sanger  I,  dentist,  26^  Kee.rny 

Sanguinetti    Miota,    hairdresser,     150 1 
Stockton 

Sanguinetti  N  A,   cigars  and  tobacco, 
1512  Stockton 

Sanguinetti    Paul,    boots    and    shoes, 
1518^  Stockton 

Santa  Anita  M  &  M  Co,  J  M  Buffington 
sec,  309  California 

Santa  Clara  Hotel,  L  Diedering  propr, 
444  Brannan 

Sunta  Clara  Livery  Stable,  J  F  McDon- 
ald &  Co  propr,  11  and  13  Webb 

Santa  Clara  Petroleum  Co,   oils,  L  D 
F'.ik  sec,  402  Montgomery 

Santa  Cruz  Water  Company,  G  F  Bow- 
man sec,  314  California 

Santa  Rosa  Coal  Co,  coal,  A  C  Ham- 
mond sec,  room  7,  401  California 

Santomasimo  C,  variety  store,  1328  and 
1330  Dupont 

Saratoga  Boarding  and  Livery  Stabler, 
D  Ryan  propr,  814-818  Geary 

Saratoga  M  Co,  R  M  Heath  sec,  318  Pine 

Saratoga  Music  Hall,  814  Geary 

Saroni  Louis  (Hirschfeld  &  Saroni),  \\i 
and  120  Davis 

Sarraille  Peter,  varieties,  NE  cor  Frun- 
cisco  and  Meiggs'  Wharf 

Sarrette  Pierre,  tailor,  1302  Powell 

Sarscen  Edward,  restaurant,  814  3d 

Sarscen  Nicholas,  chop  house,  800  3d 

Sarthou  B,  laundry,  423  Post 

Sartor  J  (Sartor  &  Steffani),  1107  Du- 
pont 

SARTOR  &  STEFFANI,  liquors,  1107 
Dupont 

Sass  A  C,  liquors,  Davis  nr  Clay 

Sass  Edward,  groceries,  715  Natoma 

Sass  Marcus,  saloon,  305  Davis 

Sather  &  Co,  bankers,  518  Montgomery 

"Saturday  laical  "   (The).    Kidd    Bros 
publishers,  cor  19th  and  Capp 

Saucelito  Ferries,  foot  of  Clay 

Saul    G    M,   dentist,    room  4,  Phelan 
Block.  806  Market 

Saul  Mrti  J,  varieties,  5th  bet   Minna 
and  Natoma 

Sauluiann  Julius,  iilsurance  broker,  213 
Sansome 

Saulmann's     Restaurant,     A    Reusike 
propr,  518  California 

Saulnier  John  (John  Saulnier  &  Co),  607 
and  609  Front 

Saulnier  John  &  Co  (John  Saulnier  and 
P  Laclaviere),  liquors,  607  Front 


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Sauls  J. bakery  and  candy  factory  and 
i«.i,  \  goods,  132  5th 

Saur  Theo  (Saur  &  ToUner),  SW  cor 
Davis  and  Pacific 

Saur  &  Tollner  (Theo  Saur  and  Wm 
Tollner),  saloon,  SW  cor  Davis  and 
Pacitic 

Sauter  J  0  &  Co  (J  C  Sauter),  proprs 
Columbia  Brewery,  735  Tehama 

Savage  John  E  (Savage  &  Sons),  135 
Fremont 

Savage  Mining  Co,  E  B  Holmes  sec, 
room  15,  309  Montgomery 

Savage  Mrs  M,  baker,  314^  Harrison 

Savage  Myron  H,  Pacific  Bureau  of 
Education,  19  New  Montgomery 

SAVAGE  &  SONS  (R  R  H  and  John 
E  Savage),  Empire  Foundry  and  Ma- 
chine Works,  135-143  Fremont 

Savage  W  P,  Oil  and  Excelsior  Soap  Co, 
1034  Howard 

Savings  and  Loan  Society,  John  Brickell 
pres,  Cyrus  W  Carmany  cashier,  615 
and  619  Clay 

SAWTELLE  MRS  H  P.  physician. 
Dean  Women's  Medical  College,  cor 
Sansome  and  Pacific 

Sawyer  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  131  O'Far- 
rell 

Sawyer  A  F,  physician,  302  Stockton 

Sawyer  &  Ball  (E  D  Sawyer  and  A  E 
Ball),  attorneys-at-law,  612  Clay 

SAWYER  B  F  &  CO  'F  A  Sawyer,  S 
E  Holden,  A  W  Nortoo  and  E  Ma- 
nasse),  tanners  and  wool  pullers,  400 
Batlery 

SAWTER  C  H  (Earle  &  Co),  765 
Mission 

Sawyer  E  D  (Sawyer  &  Ball),  attorney- 
at-law,  612  Clay 

Sawyer  F  A  (B  F  Sawyer  4;  Co),  400 
Battery 

Sawyer  Lorenzo,  judge  United  States 
circuit  court,  room  54,  United  States 
Appraiser's  Building 
Sawyer  L  S  B,  clerk  United  States  cir- 
cuit and  United  States  commissioners, 
court  room,  51  United  States  Apprais- 
er's Building 
Sawyer  M  A,  saloon  and  restaurant,  cor 

Fulton  and  Devisadero 
Sawyer  Otis  V',  not.i.y  public  an<l  com- 
missioner of  dee«ls,  436  California 
Sawyer  S,  propr  Sawyer's  Hotel,  NW 

cor  Fultou  and  Devisadero 
Saxe  liollin  P,  importer  thorough-bred 

live  stock,  218  Califoruia 
Saxtorph  H  (Holm  &  Saxtorph),  867  and 

869  Market 
Sayers   W   F  (Bryant  &  Sayers),  attor- 

ney-at-law,  214  Sansome 
Saylor  Daniel,  fruits,  1315  Pacific 
Savior  Daniel    W,    coffee    house,    221 
Dupont 


Saylor  D  W  &  Wm,  coflFee  saloon,  221 

Dupont 
Sayre  S  H,  mining  sec,  330  Pine 
Sayre  M  S    (W    R   Matthews  &  Co), 

rooms  1  and  2,  5i  Kearny 
Sayre  Roger  H,  butcher,  407  Turk 
Sbarboro   A,  sec    West    Oakland   Mu- 
tual Land  Association,  626  Merchant 
Sbarboro    &   Co,    groceries,  wines  and 

liquors  in  geiieril,  531  Washington 
Sbragia  A,  fruit,  1102  and  1104  Fi.lsom 
Scales  Mrs  Ada,  medium,  1031  Market 
Scalmamni   Carlo,  lic^uors,  712  Front 
SCALLY  N  J,  groceries,  1149  Folsom 

SCANDINAVIAN    HOTEL.    N    P 

Lundlxjrg  proprietor,  28  and  30  Clay 

Scandinavian  M  E  Church,  928  Harri- 
son 

Scandinavian  Society,  Sander's  Hall,  71 
New  Montgomery 

Scanlau  John,  bootmaker,  546  4th 

Scanlan  Miss  Kate,  dressmaker,  215 
Minna 

Scanlon  M,  boarding-house,  1829  Mis- 
sion 

SCANNELL  DAVID,  chief  Fire  De- 
partment of  San  Francisco,  412  Bush 

Scatena  L  &  Co,  commission  merchants, 
417  Washington 

SCATTINO  PHILIP,  Terrapin  Oys- 
ter House,  15  Stockton 

Schaaf  Mrs  J,  dressmaker,  507  Broad- 
way 

Schad  Richard,  boarding  and  lodging, 
NE  cor  Brannan  and  8th 

Schade  August,  boots  and  shoes,  517 
Valencia 

Schaefer  Chas  G,  paints,  oils,  and  glass, 
516  Davis 

Schaefer  Cliarles  (Fromm  &  Schaefer), 
543  Market 

Schaefer  Conrad,  saloon,  1121  Mission 

SCHAEFER  MARIA  (M  Schaefer  & 
Co),  .34  3d 

SCHAEFER  M  &  CO  (Maria  Schae- 
fer). theatrical  masquerade  costumer, 
34  3d 

SchftlTner  Carl,  books  and  stationery, 
4384  3d 

Schaer  .John,  propr  San  Bruno  Hotel, 
cor  28th  and  Sati  Brmio  Road 

SCHAERTZER  JOHN  A  (F  Hageman 
&  Co),  Albaity  Brewery,  71-75  K\  erett 

SCHAEZLEIN  R,  manufacturer  of 
society  bailges  and  silversmith,  13 
and  19  Trinity 

Schaf  r  &  Co  (John  V  and  Herman  H 
Schafer),  clothing  and  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,  1 1  Montgomery 

Scliafer  (ieo  (Brei^A  Schafer),  .38  Playes 

Schafer  Herman  H  (New  York)  (Scha- 
fer &  Co),  1 1  Montgomery 

Schafer  John  F  (Schafer  &  Co),  1 1  Mont- 
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SchafPer  Frederick,  painter,  SE  c»r  Cal- 
ifornia and  Kearny 

Schallehn  August,  bootmaker,  613  Bry- 
ant 

Schammel  H  (Schammel,  Reynolds  & 
Co),  120  Front 

Schammel,  Reynolds  &  Co  (H  Schammel, 
F  B  Reynolds  and  W  L  Bolte),  proprs 
Standard  Packing  Co,  factory  413- 
419  Chestnut,  office  120  Front 

Schardin  J  P  (J  P  Schardin  &  Co),  31 
Dupont 

SCHAEDIN  J  P  &  CO  (J  P  Schardin 
and  Fred  Loy),  wholesale  wines  and 
liquors,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Geary 

Scharetz  George  (Hoelscher  &  Co),  cor 
14th  and  Railroad  ave 

Scharfenberg  Adolph,  tailor,  27  Stock- 
ton 

Schatt  Chas,  liquors  and  groceries,  713 
Brannan 

Schaurte  F  W,  inspector-in-charge  post- 
office.  Inspector  s  Office,  320  Sansouie 

Scheele  Herman  (Browning  &  Schcele), 
cor  Mission  and  19th 

Scheeliue  Simon  C,  attorney-at-law,  302 
Montgomery 

Scheelnie  S  (Roth  &;  Co),  214  Pine 

Scheer  Henry,  bootmaker,  737   Vallejo 

Scheerer  Jacob  &  Co,  carpenters,  SW 
cor  Market  and  9th 

Scheerer  Joseph,  carpenter  and  plumber, 
510  Post 

Scheffer  C,  artist,  St  Ann's  Building 

Scheggia  C,  wines  and  liquors,  1138 
Dupont 

Schenck  Caspar,  pay  director  U  S  N, 
Navy  Pay-office,  room  17,  Appraiser's 
Building 

Schenck  Christian  (Hoffman  &  Schenck), 
414  Sacramento 

Schenck  W  T  Y,  agt  for  Eureka  Fire 
Hose  Co,  3U  California 

Schelichting  H  F,  groceries,  cor  5th 
and  Bryant 

Schclieuberger  A,  merchant  tailor,  515 
Pine 

Scheper  A,  groceries,  NW  cor  Pine  and 
Brorlerick 

Scheper  C,  groceries,  221  15th 

Scheper  .lohn  H,  groceries,  NE  cor 
Larkin  and  Clay 

Scheper  John  H,  lic(uors,  NE  cor  Benle 
and  Bryant 

Scheper  Joseph,  groceries,  cor  22d  and 
Dolores 

Scheper  Joseph,  groceries,  122  Langton 

Schepplcr  W,  nifr  of  jewelry,  33 
Kearny 

Scherb  Francis  (Scherb  &  ]{athje),  IGth 
above  Valencia 

Scherb  &  Hathjc  (Francis  Scherb  and 
August  Rathje),  U  S  Laundry  Office, 
533d 


Schereck  E  A  (Boericke  &   Schereck), 

234  Sutter 
Scheurer    Christian,    merchant   tailor, 

147  4th 
Schfer  Fletereck,  artist,  211  Sutter 
Schieble  George,  carpenter,  1604  Stock- 
ton 
Schieffer  C  H,   leather  and  findings,  10 

Post 
Schiller  C  F,    sculptor,    plaster  orna- 
ments, wood  carver  and  modeler,  18 

Taylor 
Schiller  &  Cohn   (R  Schiller  and   Max 

Cohn),  cigars  and  tobacco,  1034  Mar- 
ket 
Schiller  H,  engraver,  339  Bush 
Schiller  R  (Schiller  &  Cohn),  1034  Mar- 
ket 
Schilling  A  &  Co  (A  Schilling  and  Geo 

F  Valkmann),  coffees,  teas  and  spices, 

122  and  124  Davis 
Schilling  A  (A  Schilling  h  Co),  122  and 

124  Davis 
SCHILLING  C    Ttv  alter  Schilling  & 

Co),  NW  cor  Pine  and  Battery 
SCHILLINO  WM  (Meister  &  Schil- 
ling), 862  Harrison 
Schimpf  Lena,  bakery,  1018  Powell 
SCHINKEL  OTTO,  groceries,  SW  cor 

9th  and  Bryant 
Schintz  J  H,  tools,  10  Stevenson 
Schirmer  E,    mfr    iron  stone  pipe,  436 

Montgomery 
Schirmeier  F  R,  locksmith,  785  Folsom 
Schlaberg  Bros  (Frank  and  Chas  Schla- 

berg),  cigar  mfrs,  629  Washington 
Schleef    John    Henry,    groceries,    815 

Jackson 
Schleef  J  H   (Schleef  &  Rippe),  cor  24th 

and  Bryant 
Schleef  &  iJppe  (J  H  Schleef  and  John 

Rippe),   yroeeries,  NW  oor  24th  and 

P><ant 
Sc       lion  Joseph  F,  ship   and  Custom 

llouttc  lirt'ker,  324  Washington 
Schlesinger    Ferdiuiuul,     tailors'    trim 

mings,  '<i'2\>  San  some 
Schlesinger   &  >  >rc<?n  (.lohn   Sclil' singer 

and  Wm  Green),    ij,'ars  and  t   Uacco, 

946  Market 
Schlesinger  .John  (Schlesinger  &  (JiueiO 

946  Market 
Schlesinger  N,    commission    uid  insur- 
ance, .329  Sansome 
.Schlesselniann  Bros  (Harrv  and  Henry 

Schlessehnann),  groceries  and  liniiors, 

SW  cor  Hayes  and  Polk 
Schlessehnann   John   H,    groi  cri       cor 

Turk  and  Fillmore 

SCHLEWECK  SIMON,   i'  ^  >  rs,  429 

Calift)rnia 
Schlichter  P,  dry  goods,  52  and  54  4th 
Schlichting  H  F,  groceries,  449  5th 
Schlieker  Henry,  saloon,  717  Davis 


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Schloh  Fritz,  saloon,  609  Sansome 
Schloh  Louis  (Carsten  &  Co),  NW  cor 

Mission  and  17th 
Sohlosa  Benjamin,  groceries,  I028Larkin 
Schloss  J,  boots  and  shoes,  110  3d 
Schloss  S,  dry  goods,  boots  and  shoes, 

226  3d 
SchlUter  D,  saloon,  508  Davis 
Sclilueter  E  (Schlueter  &  Volberg),  709 

Market 
Schlueter  &  Volberg  (F,  Schlueter  and 

Chas  Volberg),  carpets,  etc,  709  Mar- 

Schlute  J  G  W  (Osmer  &  Co),  NVV  cir 

Folsom  and  East 
Schmalz  &  Co  (Wm  Schmalz  and  Ike 

Lesser),  pawnbrokers,  250  Sutter 
Schmalz  W  (W  Schmalz  &   Co),    250 

Sutter 
Schmatzlen  George,  saloon,  112  4th 
Schmelcher    Fred,   bootmaker,  1    Vir- 
ginia 
Schmidt    A    (W   Warnke  &    Co),   734 

Broadway 
Schmidt  Mme  Anna,  fortune  teller,  320 

Dupont 
Schmidt  A  J  S,  liquors,  NE  cor  Berry 

and  5th 
SCHMIOT  CHRIS,  liquors,  502  Mar- 
ket and  3  Sutter 
Schmidt  Chas  P  (H  W  Schmidt  &  Bro), 

cor  Sacramento  and  Kearny 
Schmidt  &  Co,  printers,  320  Sansome 
Schmidt  E,  meat  market,  stalls  5  and  6, 

cor  Bush  and  Folk 

Schmidt  F  A,  hairdresser,  403  Dupont 

Schmidt  &  Fretz  (J  Schmidt  and  F  H 

Fretz),  vinegar  and  cider  works,  119 

Commercial 

Schmidt  Geo,  bakery  and  confectionery, 

913  Bryant  bet  6th  and  7th 
Schmidt  Geo  F,  fruits  and  vegetables, 

cor  Shotwell  and  23d 
Schmidt  H  (Albera  &  Schmidt),  50  Cali- 
fornia Market 
Schmidt  &  Havens  (F  R  Schmidt  and  C 

I  Havens)  architects,  103  Post 
Schmidt  Hubert,  saloon,  634  Montgom- 

ery  ave 
Schmidt  H  W  (H  W  Schmidt  &  Bro), 

cor  Sacramento  and  Kearny 
Schmidt  H  W  &  Bro  (H  W  and  Chas  P 
Schmidt),  druggists,  SE  cor  Kearny 
and  Sacramento 
Schmidt  J,  dry  goods  and  notions,  1311 

Dupont 
Schmidt  J  (Schmidt  &  Fretz),  119  Com- 

Mercial 
SCHMIDT  JOHN,   taUor,  510  Mont- 
eomery  ave 
ihmidt  John  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  427 


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Schmidt    Louis, 

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music     teacher,    810 


Schmidt  Jos,  dry  goods  retail,  1311  Du- 

Sont 
midt  M  (Schmidt  &  Co),   320  San- 
some 

Schmidt  Marcus,  procery,  420  Green 

SCHMIDT  H  &  CO  (Max  and  Richard 
Schmidt  and  Carl  Rahsskopff ),  lith- 
ographers, engravers,  printers  design- 
ers, zincographera  and  manufacturers 
of  labels  and  box  brands,  25-41 
Main 

Schmidt  Oscar,  sewing  machines,  516 
Bush 

Schmidt    Otto,   boots   and   shoes,   432 

Sclimidt  P  R  (Schmidt  &  Havens),  103 

Post 
Sclimidt  Val  &  Co  (Valentine  Schmidt 
and  Arthur  H  Smith),  druggists,  1401 
Polk 
Schmidt  Valentine  (Schmidt  Val  &  Co), 

1401  Polk 
Schmieden  Henry,  treas  S  F  Grain  Ex- 
change, 327  Pine,  and  stock  broker, 

326  Montgomery 
Schmitt  B  L,  stock  and  money  broker, 

6  Merchants'  Exchange 
Schmitt  Charles  A  ( J  L  Schmitt  Si  Co), 

6  Merchants'  Exchange 
SCHMITT  OEOROE,  proprietor  The 

Fountain,  southeast  comer  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Schmitt    James    G,    bootmaker,   203]| 

Montgomery  ave 
Schmitt  Jean  Greorge,  bootmaker,  203^ 

Montgomery  ave 
Schmitt  J  L   (J  L  Schmitt  &  Co),   6 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Schmitt  J  L  &  Co   (CTa,  M  A  and  J  L 

Schmitt),   stock    brokers,    425   Cali- 
fornia 
Schmitt  Maurice   (J  L  Schmitt  &   Co), 

6  Merchants'  Exchange 
Schmitt  Maurice,  treas  Sutter  St  R  R  Co 
Schmitz  John   P,   physician,   res   1109 

21st,  office  1032  Market 
Schmoll  Charles,  cigars,  1703  Stockton 
SCHMOLZ  W>  surveyiag  instrument 

maker    and  engineering,    420   Mont- 
gomery 
Scnnabel  C,  dresMmaker,  109^  Ellis 
Schnabel     Martin    H    (Fitzhugh    and 

Schnabel),  304  Montgomery 
Schnackenberg  J  H  (Seegers  &  Schnack- 

enberg),  grocers,  SE  cor  Natc*ma  and 

Ruas 
Schneider  A,   propr  California  House, 

626  California 
Schneider  A  (Somaly  &  Schneider),  624 

California 
Schneider  C,  barber,  990  Battery 
Schneider  &  Forster  (F  G  Sch     ider  and 

Geo  Forster),  Sanger  Hall,  14  and  16 

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Schneider  F  0-   (Sohueider  &   Forster), 

14  and  )  6  ileary 
Schneider  Frank  (Schneider  &  Wachter), 

1624  and  1526  Pacific 
Schneider  George,   saloon,  1 125  Dupont 
Schneider  Hf  nry,  bootmaker,  224  Ellis 
Schneider  Jacob,  bakery,  1 15  Oak 
Schneider  John,  fruits,  1706  Polk 
Schneider  Joseph,  barber,  cor  23d  and 

Valencia 
Schneider  N  (Detels  &  Schneider),  SE 

cor  Pacific  and  Davis 
Schneider  &  Wachter  (Frank  Schneider 
and     Lawrence    Wachter),    Presidio 
Brewery,  1524  and  1526  Pacific 
Suhueider  VV  H,  guns,  pistols  and  am- 
munition, 28  Geary 
Schneily  Joseph  (Galli  &   Co),  504  Com- 
mercial 
Schneitzer  J  &  Co,  butchers,  16-20  Clay 

St  Market 

Schnetzler  ft  Bell  (L  Schnetzler  and  J 

Bell),  sausage  mfrs,  pork,  bacon  and 

liam,  21  6th 

Schnetzler  L  (Schnetzler  ft  Bell),  21  6th 

Schnetzler  W  (Hoffman  ft  Schnetzler), 

511  Pacific 
Schnider  Charles,  cigars,  607  Davis 
Schnider  F  G,  saloon,  14  Geary 
Schnider  W  H,  gunsmith  and  sporting 

implements,  28  Geary 
Schnitzer  S,  cigar  mfr,  347  4th 
Schnoor  Chris  H,  locksmith  and  hard- 
ware, 219  6th 
Scho  Mrs  Theresa,  florist,  26  Stockton 
iSchocken  A  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  329 

Montgomery 
Schocken  S   H,  sec  Montefiore    Lodge 
Independent  Order  B'nai  B'riths,  121 
Eddy 
Schoent  August,  artist,  120  Sutter 
Sehoellhorn    Mrs    £,     midwife,     1528 

Stockton 
Schoellhorn  Ferd,  tailor,  1528  Stockton 
Schoen  Hermann,  photographer,  Mont- 

Somery  ave  cor  Filbert 
oen  Louis  L,  barber,  1258  Market 
Schoeneman  F,  gunsmith  and  cutler,  617 

Kearny 
Schoenfeld  Adolph,   furnishing   goods, 

106  3d 
Schoenfeld  Jacob,  wholesale  commission 

butcher,  331  Kearny 
Schoenfeld  Jonas,  leaf  tobacco  and  cigar 

mfr,  423  and  425  Jackson 
Schoenfeld    S,   cigars   and  tobacco,  21 

Kearny 
Schoenholz  Bros  ft  Co  (Siegmund  and 

Sol  Schoenholz  and  Herman  Elsbach), 

dry  goods,  110  and  112  6th  and  1913 

Fillmore 
Sohoenlight  John,  bakery,  1131  Howard 
Sohoensteiu    F    B,   model  maker,   611 

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Schoenwald  Albert,  barber,  2207  Geary 
Schoenwald  Otto,  barber,  127  2d 
Schofield  Charles,  painter,  108^  Jessie 
Schohay  A,  jeweler  and  insurance  agt, 

302^  Hayes 
Schohay  ft  Miller  (J  F  Miller  and  A 

Schohay),  insurance  agts,  302^  Hayes 
Schoken  A  L,  tobacco   and  cigars,  329 

Montgomery 
SchoUe  Anthony,  groceries,  wines,  etc, 

cor  Turk  and  Leavenworth 
SchoUe  Bros   (Jacob  and  \\  m  SchoUe), 

real  estate  brokers,  242  Montgomery 
SchoUe  Jacob  (SchoUe  Bros),  339  Pine 

and  242  Montgomery 
SchoUe  ft  Lankershim,    proprs    Union 

Warehouse,  NW  cor  Union  and  Bat- 
tery 
SchoUe  Wm  (SchoUe  Bros),  242  Mont- 
gomery 
SchoUe  Wm  (W  I  Steinhart  ft  Co),  res 

New  York 
Schomaker     Andrew     (Tiedermann    ft 

Schomaker).  1301  Powell 
Schoning  Otto  (W  T  Galloway  ft  Co), 

540  Clay 
Schonwasser  B  (B  Schonwasser  ft  Co), 

222  Kearny 
Schonwasser  B  ft  Co  (B  Schonwasser 

and  Max  Davis),  ladies'  underwear, 

222  Kearny 
Schoof  Gerh   (Mercado  ft  Schoof),  518 

Clay 
School  Libraries  (public  and  private), 

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Schooner    Beer    House,    Fred  Wenzell 


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Schortemeier  H  H,  groceries,  816  Cali- 
fornia 

Schott  Charles,  grocer,  713  Brannan 

Schottler  A  (A  Schottler  ft  Co),  NE  cor 
Montgomery  and  Vallejo 

SCHOTTLER  A  &  CO  (A  Schottler 
and  J  Sullivan),  grocers,  northeast 
corner  Montgomery  and  Vallejo 

SCnOTTLEB  H>  asphaltum  roofing 
and  sidewalks,  615  4th 

Schottler  Hermann,  barber,  2755  Mis- 
sion 

Sohrader  A  J,  wholesale  butcher,  cor 
1st  and  Railroad  ave 

Schi  ader  J,  butcher,  cor  Point  Lobos 
ave  and  Collins 

Sohrader  Charles,  groceries,  455  Steven- 
son 

Schrader  John,  groceries,  NW  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Mason 

Schrader  J  W  (Luhrs  ft  Schrader),  NW 
cor  Pacific  and  Mason 

Schrakkart  Chas,  liquors,  718  Bryant 

Schreiber  A,  lufr  cigars  and  tobacco,  309 
4th 

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Schreiber  William,  liquors,   21  Kearny 
Schhber  John,  saloon,  G31  Mission 
Sch  finer  G,  bakery,  203  2cl 
Schmder,  Albrecht  &  Co  (H  Schroder,  A 
Albrecht  and  A  Aromada),  candy  infrs, 
22-2  and  224  Buttery 
Schroder  &  Bohlen    (R  Schroder  and  M 
H  Bohlen),  groctriea,  SE  cor  Clay  and 
Fillni  "re 
SCHRODER  C,  Ferry  Saloon,  425  East 
Scliriider  Chas,  groceries,  601  McAllister 
Schroder  George,  sec  Golden  Ai,'e  Mill 
Company,  Battery  bet  Broadway  and 
Pacific 
Schroder  H  (Schroder,  Albrecht  &  Co), 

222  and  224  Battery 
Schroder  H  (Brickwedel  &  Co),  208  and 

210  Front 
Schroder  Henry  (Wellbrook  and  Schro- 
der), 214  Davis 
Schroder  Hermann,   groceries  and  liq- 
uors, 300  Fell 
Schroder  J  A,  grocer,  330  Vallejo 
Schroder    John    F,    groceries,    SE  cor 

Drumm  and  Sacramento 
Schroder  J  H,  groceries,  N\V  cor  Geary 

and  Buchanan 
Schroder  J  H,  groceries,  NW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Webster 
Schroder  Wm  J  H,  groceries,  117  2d 
Schroeder  Claus,  saloon,  NW  cor  4th 

and  Townsend 
Schroeder  &   Co  (Hermann  Schroeder), 

groceries,  2017  and  2019  i^illmore 
Schroeder  &  Co  (J  Schroeder),  boots  and 

shoes,  101  3d 
Schroeder  John,  bootmaker,  101  3d 
Schroeder  R  (Schroeder  &  Bohlen),  cor 

Clay  and  Fillmore 
Schrof  William,  aichitect,  61  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Schropfer  A,  architect,  32  O'Farrell 
Schroth  Julius,  groceries,  NW  cor  Grove 

and  Larkiu 
Schroth  Chas  (Schroth   &  Westerfeld), 

228  Kearny 
Scliroth  &  Westerfeld  (Chas  Schroth  and 
Louis  WesterftiM),  bakery  and  restau- 
rant, 228  Kearny 
Schubert    August,    groceries,   NW   cor 

l!>th  and  Howard 
Schiicli  Eiiiil,  meat  market,  211  P'olsom 
Schuck  Henry,  barber,  434  Montgomery 
S;;huerg  (Jeort^e,  bontni;iker,  40.")  24111 
Scliiila.Iohn  &  Hro,  ci;,'arM  and   tobacco, 

102  Market 
Schuldt  H,  groceries,  NW  cor  3d  ami 

Silver 
Schule  F  A  (.Johnson  &  Schule),  5  Post 
Sehulken  Bros  (John  and  Henry  Schul- 
ken),  groceries,    SW  cor  Bush    and 
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Sehulken  John  (Sehulken  Bros),  SW 
cor  Bush  and  Taylor 

Sehulken  Julius,  hay  and  feed  store, 
1616  aud  1618  Mission 

Schulker  Julius,  groceries,  wood  and 
coal,  cor  Octavia  and  McAllister 

Schuller  A,  real  estate,  408  Montgomery 

SCHULTE  HENRY,  California  Brew- 
ery, cor  26th  and  Bryant 

Schulte  J  G  W  (Osmers  &  Co),  cor  Spear 
an.t  Bryant 

Sriiulte  J  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  214 
Brannan 

ScLulte  The,  wood  and  coal,  422  Va- 
lencia 

Schultiicis  Henry,  groceries,  NW  cor 
Polk  and  Clay 

Schultz  E  H,  dentist,  44  3d 

Scliultz  Ceo  (Schultz  &  Von  Bargen),  SE 
cor  California  and  Front 

Schultz  Joseph,  restaurant,  267  3d 

Schultz  &  Kock  (Wm  Schultz  and  Peter 
Kock),  saloon  and  cigars,  SW  cor 
Broadway  and  Davis 

Schultz  Louis  (Pacific  Distilling  Co),  416 
Battery 

Schultz  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco,  525^ 
Sansome 

Schultz  Philip,  hairdressing  saloon,  6 
Hayes  

SCHULTZ  THEODORE,  grocer,  re- 
tail, 426  Green 

Schultz  &  Von  Bargen  (George  Schultz 
Henry  Von  Bargen),  wholesale  liquors, 
SE  cor  California  and  Front 

Schultz  W,  groceries,  500  1st 

Schultz  Wm  (Schultz  &  Kock),  SW  cor 
Broadway  and  Davis 

Schultz  Wm  A,  native  wines,  wholesale, 
523  Front 

Schultze  Emil,  engraver,  321  California 

SCHULTZE  LOUIS,  saloon,  southeast 
corner  Sanaome  and  Lomb.ird 

SCHULTZE   PAUL   (Hurtzig  & 

Scluiltze),  140  3d 

SCHULZ  &  FISCHER  (Wm  Schulz 

and  Emilt    Fischer),   mfrs  silver  and 

silver  phited  ware,  513  Market 
Schulz  Henry,  groceries,  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Wil,^ter 
Schulz  J  &  Co  (J  Schulz  and  J  Knuuk- 

ing),    bakery,    NE    cor    Union    and 

Mason 
Schulz  J  (J  Schulz  &  Co),  NE  cor  Union 

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Schulz  .lohn,  liquors,  51!)  Washington 
Scliulz  &  Mayer  (Wm  Seliulz  and  J  L 

M.-iyer),  bhicksniitlis  and  wagonniak- 

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Schulz  Peter,  li(|Uors,  52.")^  Sansome 
Schulz  &  Smith  (.lohn  Schulz  and  Hu- 

bark  Smith),  liquors,  519  Washington 
Schulz    Wm   (Schulz    &   Fischer),   513 

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Schumacher    E  A,   grocerien,   SE    cor 

Valencia  ai.d  21st 
Schumacher  Mme  E,  dressmaker,  1203 

Polk 
Schumacher  Fred,  saloon,  36  Steuart 
Schumann  h,    mfr  meerschaum  pipes, 

S'A5  Kearny 
Schumann  &,    Voeel   (Fred  Schumann 

and    Phil    Vogel),     restaurant,    504 

Montgomeiy 
Schuppert  A  L,  plumber,  1206  Pacific 
Schurtz  William,  groceries,  SW  cor  Ist 

and  Bryant 
Schussler  Adolph  (Hippmann  &  Schuss- 

ler),  28  and  29  California  Market 
Schussler  Chris,  hatter,  208  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Schussler  Louis,  notions,  228  1st 
Schussler  M,   wholesale    watches    and 

jewelry,  S(06  Keuruy 
Schuster  Bros  (J  S  and  J    Schuster), 

stoves  and  tinware,  306  Sutter 
Schuster  Fred,  saloon,  427  Valencia 
Schuster  J  (Schuster  Bros),  306  Sutter 
Schuster  J  S  (Schuster  Bros),  306  Sutter 
Schutt  John  H,  chop  house,  136  Ist 
Schutte  Dick  (Brunmud  &  Schutte),  SE 

cur  2d  ave  and  16th 
Schutte  Frederick  H,  groceries,  NE  cor 

Battery  and  Green 
Schutts  Louis,  grocer,  cor  Market  and 

16th 
Schuur    Edward,    restaurant,  SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Montgomery  ave 
Schuur  John,   restaurant,  831   Kearny 
Schwab  Max  (P   Kruuenberger  &   Co), 

cor  Franklin  ar .:  McAllister 
Schwabacher    Bros    (A,    and    L    Swa- 

bacher),   conmiissiun  merchauts,  203 

California 
Schwabacher  L,  ink  mfy,  617,  619  and 

G'Jl  Branuan 
Schwabacher  L  (Schwabacher  Bros),  203 

Culifomia 
Scliv    b  icher    S     (Schwabacher  Bros), 

'.  03  Culifuruia 
Schwnn  Frank,   harness  and  saddlery, 

U6J  Folsom 
Sdiwark  &  Huncke   (W   Schwark  and 

John  Huncke),  saloon,  5IU  Howard 
Schwark  W  (Schwark  &    Hu.icke),  510 

Howard 
Schwartz    Bros   (Henry   Schwartz),   li- 
quors, 133  Montgomery 
Schwartz  C  &  Co   (C  Schwartz),    dairy 

produce,  32  California  Market 
Schwartz    Deidnch,    yr^cery,   SE    cor 

24th  and  Valencia 
Schwartz    Henry,    liquors,    133   Mont- 
gomery 
Schwartz  &   Husing,  groceries,   SE  cor 

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Schwartz,  Husing  A.  Meyer  (C  Schwartz, 
R  Husing  and  A  Meyer),  Ensign  Sa- 
loon, 1  Market 
Schwartz  John,  saloon,  207  Dupont 
Schwartz    Kaufman,     tailor,    317i 
Schwartz  Mitchell,  clothing,  104  3d 
Schwartz  Samuel,    barber,   6j5  Sacra- 
mento 
Schwartz  Samuel,  tailor,  1111  Clay 
iSchwartze  K  G,  jeweler,  524  Battery 
Schwarz  August,     tannery,     cur    Ser- 

Eentine  ave  and  Folsom 
warz  Chas.  liqiiorn,  H  rbor  View 

SCHWAAZ  OUSTAV.  Felsen  Grotte 
Saloon,  10.6  Market 

Schwarz  Joseph,  propr  North  Beach 
Brewery,  NE  cor  Chestnut  aud 
Powell 

Schwarz  M,  clothing,  104  3d 

SchwarzmanuGust,  music  director,  860 
Mission 

Sch  t  arzschild  F,  dentist,  803  Howard 

Schwarzschild  Louis  (Feigenbaum  fc 
Co),  520  Market 

Schwegerle  J  &  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, hay  and  grain,  549  4th 

Schweikert  Albert,  tailor,  222  2d 

Schweinle  Louis,  tailor,  3i6  Eddy 

Schweitzer  B  (Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co), 
29  Sansome 

Schweitzer  Jacob  (J  Schweitzer  &  Co), 
514  Clay 

Schweitzer  J  &  Co  (Leon  Blum,  I  Levy 
and  J  Schweitzer),  wholesale  butchers, 
514  Clay  and  16-18  Clay  St  Market 

Schweitzer  Jos  (J  C  Bauer  &  Co),  632 
Sacramento 

Schweitzur  S,  Eureka  Brewery,  235  Isl 

Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Vo  (B  Schweitzer, 
L  and  S  S.ichs  aud  L  Stiefel),  whole- 
sale fancy  goods,  29-33  Sansome 

SCHWEI^ER     FRED    (Speigel    & 

Schweizer),  'A\.i  Post 
Schwengel    C     (Schwencel  &   Huthe), 

1323  Stockton 
Schweiigel  &  Kuthe  (C   Schwengel   and 

C  Ruthe),  dry  goods,   1323  Stockton 
SCHWE&DT'J   (BeutSL-hler,  Wollpert 

&.  Schwerit),  160  Ne  •    Montgomery 
Sch^eiiu  Henry,    lostaiirant,   612  ami 

(>!4  Clay,  and  dairy,  35  Eddy 
Schwert  August,  groceries,  23:i  5th 
SCHWIND    H    W.    upholstery,    703 

Hyde 
Sch^itert     P    (Bellmer    &,   Svhwitert), 

500  Dup  nit 
Schuitters   Deitrich,  iicptors,   214  Post 
Schwora  M,  barb<  r,  llUO.^  Stockton 
Sciallero  Mrs  T,  ntfr  artiticiul  dowers, 

343  Keai  iiy 
SCIARONI  CHARLES,  Colombo  sa- 
loon, 6'zi  Broad  1  ay 
"Scientitic  I'ress"  (monthly),  1:52  Market 
Scnyder  P  H  &  ('o,  liquors,  38  6th 


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Scofield  D  a  (Soofield  &  Tevis),  120  and 

122  Front 
SOOFIELD  F  A  (White  &  Scofield), 

305  Front 
SCOFIELD  ft  TEVIS  (D  6  Scofield 
and  Harry  L  Tevis),  manufacturers 
and  importers  coal  oil,  propriet  rs 
shipping  and  commission  merchants, 
120  and  122  Front,  warehouse  820 
Battery 
Scollay   vV  A,  mfr  pencil  holders  and 

saloon,  1524  Stockton 
ScoUy's  Hall,  cor  Stockton  and  Green 
Scorniglia  S,  fruits,  442  Hayes 
Scorpion  Silver  Mining  Co,  Geo  R  Spin- 
ney sec,  310  Pine 
Scotchler  &  Gibbs  (J  J  Scotchler  and 
G  E  Gibbs),importers  and  commission 
merchants,  318  Front 
Scotchler  J  J  (Scotchler  &  Gibba),  318 

Front 
Scott  A  W  (Scott  &  McCord),  pier  21, 

Steuart 
Scott  Mrs  C  S,  saloon,  101 1  Folsom 
Scott  Mrs  Edward,  liquors,  106  Steuart 
Scott  G  H,  blacksmith,   cor  10th  and 

Harrison 
Scott  G  W  (Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co),  202 

Sansome 
Scott  Gustave  A,  music,  428  Eddy 
8cot<-.  H  (H  Scott  &  Co),  138  4th 
Scott  xlenry,  books  and  stationery,  138 

4th 
Scott  Henry,  restaurant,  146  2d 
Scott  Henry  T  (Prescott,  Scott  &  Co), 

NE  cor  1st  and  Mission  , 
Scott  H  &  Vanani  M,  restaurant,  146  2d 
Scott  H  &  Co  (H  Scott  and  E  McSwe- 

gan),  books  and  stationery,  138  4th 
Scott  Irving  M  (Prescott,  Scott  &  Co), 

NE  cor  1st  and  Mission 
Scott  J  C,  news  stand,  Market  junction 

Kearny  and  Geary 
Scott  John,  physician,  729  Sutter 
Scott  J  C,  books  and  stationery,  22  3d 
Scott  &  McCord  (A  VV  Scott  and  John 
McCord),   hay  and    grain,   pier   21, 
Steuart 
Scott,  McKean  &  Co,  mdse  brokers,  214 

Sacramento  and  418  Commercial 
Scott  0  G  (Burnham   &  Scott),  321  Da- 
vis 
SCOTT  T  H,  saloon  and  groceries,  1011 

Folsom 
Scott  Thos  (McCord  &  Scott),  225  Ellis 
SCOTTISH  IMPERIAL  FIRE  IN- 
SURANCE CO  OF  GLASGOW, 
Donaldson  &  Co  agents  and  attor- 
neys, S19  California 

SCOTTISH  UNION  AND  NATION- 
AL INSURANCE  CO,    Macdouald 
&  Hawes  general   agents,    Hagan  & 
]yianheim  resident   agents,    401  Cali- 
nia 


Soouler  James,  carpenter,  36  Rose  All^ 

Scovill  J  J,  mining  secretary,  room  69, 
309  Montgomery 

Scripture  Henry  D,  attomey-at-law, 
323  California 

Scrivener  Arthur,  mgr  London  and  San 
Francisco  Bank  (limited),  424  Cali- 
fornia 

Scrivener  Wm  J,  wholesale  oil,  1038 
Folsom 

Scrivner  J  J  (Sorivner  &  McKinne),  at- 
tomey-at-law, 328  Montgomery 

S.rivner&  McKinne  (J  J  Scrivner  and 
Barna  McKinne),  attorneys-at-Iaw, 
328  Montgomery 

Scully  Jeremiah,  groceries,  1313  San- 
some 

Sea  Insurance  Company  (limited)  of 
Liverpool,  Mej'er,  VVifson  &  Co  agts, 
212  Battery 

Seaders  John  H,  stationery,  603  Davis 

Seal  Rock  Tobacco  Co,  J  Brandenstein 
pres,  Wichter  Jones  supt,  factory  oor 
4th  and  Bryant,  office  225  California 

Scale  Thomas,  supt  California  Street  R 
R,  SE  cor  California  and  Larkin 

Sealy  Chas,  cooperage,  8  Mission 

Seaman's  Boarding  Masters'  Associa- 
tion, Thomas  Chandler  pres, 603  Front 

Searby  W  M,  druggist,  859  Market 

Searight  W  P  (Samuel  Irving  &  Co),  206 
Kearny 

Searlo  A  C,  attorney-at-law,  502  Mont- 
gomery 

Searle  James  J  (Bode  &  Searle),  Battery 
Street  Warehouse,  NW  cor  Battery 
and  Filbert 

Searles  Robt  (Searles  &  Stone),  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Searles  &  Stone  (Robt  Searles  and  C  B 
Stone),  commission  merchants,  22  Cal- 
ifornia 

Searles  Wm  A,  periodicals  and  station- 
ery, 602  Montgomery 

Sears  &  Doyle,  sailmakers,  1 1  Drumm 

Sears  &  Foley  (M  G  Sears  and  T  Foley), 
saloon,  N  W  cor  Washington  and  East 

Sears  Garrett,  lodging-houne,  519  Mis- 
sion 

Sears  M  G  (Sears  4  Foley),  NW  cor 
Washington  and  East 

Sears  W  H,  attorney-at-law,   324   Pine 

Seaton  &  Bailey  (Chas  A  Bailey  and 
Horace  H  Seaton),  real  estate,  320 
Sansome 

Seaton  D  M,  attorney-at-law,   318  Pine 
Seaton  Horace  Hj Seaton  &  Bailey),  320 

Sansome 
Seaton  Samuel,  saloon,  cor  1st  ave  and 
Kentucky 

SEATTLE  COAL  AND  TRANSPOR- 
TATION COMPANY.  J  L  Howard 
president,  S  O  Putnam  secretary,  210 
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Seawell   J    M, 
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SfBtBP.f.rN  JOHK  Ct  coffee  saloon, 
northeast  comer  Folsom  and  Steuart 

Sebring  Jacob,  agt  Laurel  Hill  Ceme- 
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Second  Advent  Christian  Church,  Eddy 
bet  Taylor  and  Jones 

Second  American  Methodist  Chuvch, 
1205  Powell 

Seculovich  P  S,  pres  Islias  Creek  Prop- 
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Seculovich  P  T,  propr  Munson's  Saw 
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HARTf  OBDi  Macdonald  &  Hawes, 
general  agents,  401  California 

SECURITY  SAVINOS  BANK.  Je- 
rome Lincoln  vice-president,  215  San- 
some 

Sedgely  Joseph,  tannery,  18th  bet  Fol- 
som and  Harrison 

Sedgely  Tannery,  Joseph  Sisdgely  propr, 
18th  bet  Folsom  ana  Harrison,  office 
Kearny  nr  Clay 

Sed^ley  Joseph,  pres  San  Joaquin  and 
Kings  River  Canal  and  Irrigation 
Company,  533  Kearny 

Sedze  Madame,  French  laundry,  1503 
Pine 

See  Finleyson,  sec  Republican  State 
Committee,  Internal  Revenue  Office 

Seeber  Chester,  attorney-at-law,  636 
Clay 

Seegen  £,  insurance  agt,  331  Montgom- 
ery 

Seeger  A,  groceries  and  liquors,  631 
Bush 

Seegers  J  F  (Seegera  k  SchuAckenberg), 
grocers,  SE  cor  Natoma  and  Russ 

Seegers  &,  Schnackenberg  (J  F  Seegers 
and  J  H  Schnackenberg),  i'E  cor 
Natoma  and  Russ 

Seeley  Chas  M,  physician,  405   Kearny 

Seeley  Dr  E  M,  physician,  1002  Powell 

Soeley  F  Edward,  dentist,  1402  Bush 

Seeli  Gasper  (Klaas  &  Seeli),  1233  Stock- 
ton 

Seeligsohn  Abe,  editor  "Jewish  Pro- 
gress, "  608  Sacramento 

Seeligsohn  &  Co  (Max  Seeligsohn  and 
A  Blumenthal),  clothing,  844  Market 

S(>elig8ohn  Max  (Seeligsohn  &  Co),  844 
Mitrket 

Seeligsohn  Solomon,  shirtmaker,  room 
14,  9  Geary 

Seely  Albert,  cigars,  36  2d 

Seering  Henry,  fancy  goods  and  em- 
broideries, 216  Post 

Sefrin  Fred,  iron  worker  and  propr  San 
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Segal  Adolph,  electrician,  237)  5th 

SEQALE  GIOVANNI  (&  L  Grunduna 
&  Co),  2012  Mason 

Segars  Uriah,  door,  sash  and  blind  mfr, 
160  Main 

Segelcke  Wm  F  E,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
1158  Market 

Segelke  Mrs  A  D,  Astor  House,  522  Pine 

Segregate  Rock  Island  Mining  Co,  W  H 
Watson  sec,  302  Montgomery 

Segregated  Belcher  Mining  Company, 
Georae  D  Edwards  sec,  414  Calin)rnia 

Seib  Henry,  groceries,  cor  Bryant  and 
Dora 

Seibel  Bros  (PhiUpp  and  Frederick  Sei- 
bel),  butchers,  59  and  60  Washington 
Maiket 

Seibel  Frederick  (Seibel  Bros),  Washing- 
ton Mark'.et 

Seibel  Philipr>  (Seibel  Bros),  Washing- 
ton Market 

Seiboriich's  A  Sons  (F  X  and  T  W 
Seiberlich),  mfrs  and  importers  boots 
and  shoes,  32  2d 

Seidel  .''"red,  propr  Soap  Works,  cor  San 
Bruno  Road  and  29th 

Seidel  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  17 )  4th 

Seidl  J  (J  Seidl  &  Co),  4.39  Hayes 

SEIDL  J  &  CO  (J  Seidl),  candy  factory, 
250  and  252  Market 

Seidl  J  &  Co  (J  Seidl  and  Mrs  M  E  Rus- 
sell), confectionery,  439  Hayes 

SeidlJ  &  Co  (J  Seidl  and  Peter  and 
George  Wichman),  confectioners,  754 
Market 

Seifert  Chas,  propr  Brooklyn  Restau- 
rant, 46  Steuart 

Seifert  M,  bootmaker,  986  Harrison 

SEILER  DAVID  (Green  &  Seller), 
689  Market 

SEILER  PAUL,  superintendent  Cali- 
fornia Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

Seipel  Chas,  butcher,  2302  Mission 

Seitz  John,  liquors,  NW  cor  Geary  and 
Kearny 

Selby  Mrs  Henrietta  I  (Thos  H  Selby 
&  Co),  116  and  118  California 

SELBT  PRENTISS.  suptTintendent 
Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co,  416 
Montgomery 

SELBY  SMELTING  AND  LEAD  CO 
ASSAY  OFFICE  AND  GOLD  RE- 
FINERY. -116  Montgomery 

SELBY   SMELTING  AND  LEAD 

COMPANY.  A  J  Ralston  president, 
Prentiss  Selby  superintendent,  H  B 
Underbill  Jr  secretary,  416  Montgom- 
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SELBY  THOS  H  &  CO  (H  S  Austin, 
Edward  H  Hammer,  'A  H  Phelps  and 
Mrs  H  I  Selby  specia'i   partner),  im- 

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Select  Riding  School,  AS  Weston  propr, 
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Selfredge  Edward  A  (Geo  W  Gibbs  & 
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Selfrin  Fred,  propr  San  Francisco  Iron 
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Selig  A,  crockery,  3  4th 

Selig  £  (Selig  k  Newman),  31  Sutter 

Selig  I,  gent's  furnishing  goods,  218 
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SELIG  &  NEWMAN  (Seligman  Selig 
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SELIG  SELIGlfAN  (Selig  &  Newman), 
mitlinery  goods,  31  Sutter 

Seligman  M,  attorney -at-law,  511  Mont- 

f;omery 
k   Charles,  groceries,   254  and   2^) 
Jessie 
Selleck  Mrs  G  W  (Williams  &  Selleck), 

31  Ellis 
SELLENGER   ANNA,   saloon,  615 

Pa.iiic 
Seller  Bros  &  Co  (J  H,  Fred,  and  Henry 
Seller),   stoves,    furniture,    etc,    420 
Sacramento 
Seller  Fred  (Seller  Bros  &  Co),  420  Sac- 
ramento 
Seller  Henry  (Seller  Bros  &  Co),  420 

Siicrameuto 
Seller  J  H  (Seller  Bros  &  Qo),  420  Sacra- 
mento 
Selieriv:'  H,  restaurant,  104  2d 
Sellers  Jt.  Ties  C,  whitener,  14  Stockton 
Selling  ^  Cotter  (Jdhn  Selling;  and  T 

Cotter),  livery  stable,  113  O'Farrell 
Selling  John,  insurance  broker,  210  San- 

some 
Selling   John    (Selling   &   Cotter),  113 

O'Farrell 
SfUon  A  F,  physician,  556  Minna 
SELLS  E  W<  cashier  Oregon  Improve- 
ment Co,  210  Brtttery 
Seman  Israel,  furnishing,  614  4th 
St-mlar  Annie,   liquors,  cor  Greenwich 

and  Baker 
>Semler  &  Salinger,  hairdresser,  405  Bush 
Sengstaken  Peter,  liquors,  SE  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Missioii 
SL-nnett  James   (James  Sennett  &  Co), 

112  Leidesdortf 
Sennett  James  &  Co,   stevedores,    112 

Leidesdorff 
Sensenbrenner  Aug,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

351  4th 
Serb  Mrs  Joseph,  bakery,  NW  cor  Post 

and  Baker 
Seregin  F,  importer  statuaries  and  mon- 
uments, 24  Post 
Sereusky  Joseph,  glazing,  2240  Mission 


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Serighelli  S,  watches  and  jewelry,  219 

Montgomery  ave 
Serovich  T  (Rostivich  &  Serovich) 

Polk 

Serovich  &  Metrovich,  fruits,  cor  Turk 
and  Larkin 

Serres  J  (Messner  k  Serres),  402  Pacific 

Sesnon  William  T,  attorney -at-law,  211 
Sansome 

Sessions  George  W,  mining  sec  and  sec 
The  California  Vigorit  Powder  Co, 
room  62,  309  Montgomery 

Seth  Thomas  Clock  Co,  H  Molineux 
mgr,  132  Sutter 

Sethmann  Charles,  groceries,  1000  Valen- 
cia 

Seth  man  Henry,  groceries,  SE  cor  Pow- 
ell and  Vallejo 

Seventh-Day  Adventiat  Church,  La- 
guna  bet  Taylor  and  McAllister 

Severance  A  J,  diamond  drills,  320  San- 
some 

Severance  C  C  F,  wharfinger.  Section  1, 
Seawall 

Severance  H  W,  commission  merchant 
and  Hawniian  Consul,  316  California 

SEVERANCE  J  0  (Severance,  Tra- 
vers  &  Hornblower),  attorney -at-law, 
331  Montgomery 

SEVERANCE.       TRAVERS      ft 

HORNBLOWER  (J    G    Severance, 

Chas  E  Travers  and  F  A  Hombower), 

attorney s-at-law,  331  Montgomery 
Severiio    Wm,    bootmaker,    7    Belden 

Pia<.-e 
Sevin  Vincent  &  Co    (Euj;;ene  Thiele), 

dealers  in  seeds,  607  Sansome 
Sewell  D  (Peters  k  Sewell),  'J5  3d 
SEXTON  WILLIAM,  assistant  man- 
ager The    I. ion   Fire  Insurance  Co  of 

London,  433  C.ilifomia 
Seydel  E,  liriuors,  7  6th 
Seymour  A  C  (IShill  iber  &  Co),  1268  Ist 
SEYMOUR    S    H.     proprietor    Russ 

House,  Montgomery  between  Pine  and 

Bush 
Seymour  W  H,  wholesale  collars  and 

cutfs,  120  Sutter 
Shaare-Tetiluli,  synagogue,  Iiish-Ameri- 

cun  Hall 
Shaarey    Tzeciek,   syiiai^o^'ue,   Stockton 

bet  Vallejo  and  Bmaciway 
SHABER  J  A.  furniture  and  bedding, 

7U7  Market 
Shadbiirne    (irei    D,     attorney-at-law, 

6'J3  Montgomery 
Shaddock  T,   pictures,   picture  frames 

and  mirrors,  119  6th 
Shade  Mrs  Mary  E,  stationery,  SW  cor 

Scott  and  Geary 
Shaeffer  J   W  &  Co   (J    W  Shaeffer), 

mfrs  of    cigars,  321  and  S23  Saura- 

men^o 
Shaen  Aaron,  barber,  .321  Bush 


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Shaffer  Henry,  hairdresser,  304  Dupont 

Shafer  F  J,  plumbing,  NE  cor  California 
and  Steiner 

Shafter  James  MoM  (Shafter,  Parker 
ft  Waterman),  attorney,  628  Mont- 
gomery 

Shafter,  Parker  ft  Waterman  (Jas  McM 
Shafter.  C  H  Parker  and  F  H  Water- 
man), attorneys-at-law,  13  Mont- 
gomery Block,  6'J8  Montgomery 

SHAIN  JOSEPH  E,  law  and  oolleotion 
office,  628  Montgomery 

Shainwald  Bros  (E  and  X  Shainwald), 
commission  merchants,  218  California 

Shainwald  E  (Shainwald  Bros),  218 
California 

Shainwald  Hemtan,  sec  Vulcan  Powder 
Co,  218  Cali;urnia 

Shainwald  Ralph  L,  sec  Tonite  Powder 
Co,  310  California 

Shankland  James  H,  attorney  Board  of 
Trade  of  S  F,  202  Market 

Shanley  Michael,  aaloon,  314  Main 

Shannahan  Thomas,  saloon,  37  Clem- 
entina 

Shannon  John,  groceries,  SE  cor  Orove 
and  Octavia 

Shannon  M  (Frank  Eastman  ft  Co),  509 
Clay 

Shannon  Mrs  Mary,  bakery,  406  3d 

Shannon  W  S  (Miller  ft  Shannon),  29 
Merchants'  Exchange 

Sharkey  J  M,  physician,  634  Washing- 
ton      

SHAROtt  ALEXAHDEB  D.  manager 
Palace  Hotel,  southwest  corner  Mar- 
ket and  New  Montgomery 

Sharon  William,  capitalist,  305  San- 
some 

Sharp  G  F  and  W  H,  attorneys-at-law, 
46j  California 

S  larp  Geo  F,  attorney,  409  California 

SHARP  J  H  (Shaw  ft  Sharp),  10  Fre- 
mont 

Sharp  J  V,  fancy  goods,  116  9th 

Sharp  Louis  H,  attorney-at-law,  330 
Ptiie 

Sharp  ft  Putnam  (W  Sharp  and  A  J 
Puoiiam),  liquoM,  515  California 

Sharp  Wesley  (Sharp  ft  Put.iam),  515 
California 

Sharp  W  H  (G  F  and  W  H  Sharp),  at- 
tiirney-at-law,  409  California 

Sh  irpe  A  J  (Sharps  ft  Co),  28  Market 

Sharp  <  ft  Co  (A  J  Sharpe  and  E  A 
MuDuffey),  San  Leandru  Express,  28 
Market 

Sharpstein  J  R,  justice  supreme  court, 
cor  Stockton  and  O'F^trrell 

Shath  John,  b>iotm  ik  r,  3  Franklin 

Shattuck  D  D(Hubbell,  Shattuck  ft  Co), 
317  aud  319  Front 

Shattuck  Edmund  J  (Shattuck  ft 
Fletcher),  520  Commercial 


Shattuck  ft  Fletcher  (Edmund  J  Shat- 
tuck and  Horace  P  Fletcher),  mfrs  of 
inks,  printers'  rollers,  etc,  620  Com- 
mercial 

Shattuck  J,  liquors,  414  Bush 

Shattuck  O  A,  watchmaker  and  jewelerr 
120  Sutter 

Shattuck  O  J  (Aherns  ft  Shattuck),  NW 
cor  2d  and  Minna 

Shaver  J  W,  attomey-at-law,  330  Pine 

SHAW  A  Ci  solicitor  McKenney's 
PaoiHc  Coast  Directory 

Shaw  Geo  T  (Turner,  Kennedy  ft  Shaw), 
840  4th 

Shaw  H  B,  druggist,  434  Sutter 

Shaw  John  H,  copyist,  230  Montgom- 
ery 

Shaw  John  R,  mgr  Pacific  Bell  Tele- 
phone Co,  205  Sutter 

Shaw  Lewis,  propr  St  Lawrence  Hotel, 
i<68  Mission 

Shaw  Mrs  M  J,  bakery,  227  Hayes 

SHAW  ft  SHARP  (W  A  Shaw  and 
J  ti.  Sharp),  wiioleHale  coal  dealers, 
!  15-121  Howard,  office  10  Fremont 

Shaw  S  W,  artist,  120  Sutter 

SHAW  W  A  (Shaw  ft  Sharp),  10  Fre- 
mont 

Shaw  W  E,  blacksmith,  1621  Market 

Shaw  Wm,  saloon  and  boarding,  328  and 
330  Drumm 

SHAWL  CHARLES,  agent  for  the 
Remington  and  the  Ri>yal  St  John 
sewins  machines,  30  2d 

Shawl  &lark,  pawubroke-*,  14}  4th 

Shawl  G,  pawnbroker,  14}  4th 

Shay  B  J,  real  estate  agt,  224  Mont- 
gomery 

Shay  Cornelius,  groceries,  cor  Folsom 
and  27th 

SHEA.  BOCaUERAZ    ft    MoKEE 

(James  eiheo,  A  tiocijueraz  and  L\ot)i,rt 
MuKee),  importurt  wines  and  liquors, 
southwest  corner  F<-ont  and  Jaoksuu 

Shea  Cornelius  liquors,  240  Minna 

SHEA  JAMES  (Slieu,  Bocquerazft  Mo 
Kee),  BOJthwest    corner    Front    and 
Jackson 

Shea  Mrs  Margaret,  groceries,  21  Na- 
tom;i 

Shea  Michael,  books  and  stationery,  805 
Market 

SHEA  PATRICK,  groceries,  south- 
west corner  lUih  and  Folsom 

Shea  Richard,  harnessmaker,  637  Mis- 
sion. 

Shea  Robert,  boarding-house,  11  Lafay- 
ette 

Shea  Timothy  M,  groceries,  1116  Bry- 
ant 

Shea  Waldron,  laundry,  10)  15th 

Shearer  Albert  N.  miuiu  j,  30i>  Pine 

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Sheat  Jamer 
418  Davir 

Sheba  Silver  Mining  Co,  A  Halsey  aeo, 
328  MoDtgomery 

Shed  0  D,  artiet,  10  California 

Shedon  ft  Co,  asta  for  University  Pub- 
lishing Co,  sobool  supplies  and  book 
dealers,  108  Leidesdorff 

SHEKHAWMaS  DANIEL  fruits,  164 
9th 

8HBKHAV  JOSEPH   F.    wines  and 

liauors,  414  Market 
Sheehan  Maurice,  boots  and  shoes,  360 

3d 
Sheehan  ft  Sons  (M  and  E I  Sheehan), 

boots  ft  shoes,  360  3d 
Sheehen  J  T,  groceries,  1800  Market 
SHEEHT  J  W  (O'Connor  ft  Sheehy), 

767  Mission 
Sheehy  Robt  ft   Co  (Margret,  John  P, 
and  A  L  Sheehy),  grain  and  shipping 
merchants,  California 
Sheerer  Joseph,  painter,  608  and  610 

Post 
Sheerer   Joseph    ft  Co,    carpenters,  22 

Montgomery 
Sheerin  Daniel,  stone  and  marble  works, 

8E  cor  Ellis  and  Brnderiok 
SHEET  IBON  PIPE.    Franois  Smith 

ft  (Jo,  130  Beale 
Sheets  H  Clay,  dentist,  305  Kearny 
Sheffer  C  M  (C  M  Sheffer  ft  Co),  776 

Market 
Sheffer  C  M  ft  Co,  Charter  Oak  Stable, 

776  Market 
Sheffield  Charles  M,    attorney-at-law, 

327  Pine 
SHEFFEILD  C  P  (Pacific  Saw  Man- 
ufacturing Co),  17  Fremont 
Sheha'^  John,   liquors,   cor  Greenwich 

and  iiroderick 
Sheldon  ft  Bruwn  (K  W  Sheldon  and 

Wm  Brown),  liquors,  552  Clay 
Sheldon  H  A,  carpenter,  8  Ridley 
Shel.ion  J  P,  bridge  and  wharf  builder 

22  California 
SHELDOK  MARy,  sewing  machines, 
and  dealer  in  sewmc  machine  supplies. 
9-13  1st 
Sheldon   Mrs  M  L,  insurance  agt,  320 

Califtimia 
Sheldon  K  W  (Sheldon  ft  Brown).  552 

Clay 
Shelley  John,  carpenter,   cor  Franklin 

and  Fulton 
SHELTERED  GOVEBATH&  Joseph 
J  Bamber  proprietor,   foot  of  Mont- 
gomery avenue 
Shemanski  fl,  cloaks  and  suits,    1102 

Stockton 
Shemanski  Julius,  crockery  and  irlass. 
1426i  Dupont 


Shepard  Bailey,  lodging-house,  602  i 
Broadway 

Shepard  Bros  (James  and  Wm  Shepard), 
plumbers  and  gasfitters,  108  and  1 10 
LcBidesdorff 

Shepard  E  A,  money  broker,  601  Mont- 
gomery 

FV.»pard  E  P,  sec  Pacific  Bleotrio  Com- 
pany, 3.30  Sutter 

Shepard  James  (Shepard  Bros),  108  and 
and  110  Leidesdorff 

Shepard  J  L  N  (S  F  Cl\,emioal  Works), 
vioe-pres  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co, 
402  Front 

Shepard  William  (Shepard  Bros),  108 
and  1 10  Leidesdorff 

ShephardJohn  E,  commissioner  State 
Board  of  Immigration  for  Oregon  and 
Washington  Territory,  604  Battery 

Sheplar  S  H  ft  Co,  rubber  stamps,  702 
M  nrket 

SHEPMAN  W  E>  proprietor  Pacific 
Gold,  Silver  and  Nickel  Plating 
Works,  103  Qearv 

Shepstone  J  A,  milkman,  36  Eddy 

Shenth  Israel,  synagogue,  oor  Post  and 
Taylor 

Sherman,  Clay  ft  Co  (L  S  Sherman  and 
C  C  Clay),  music  and  musical  instru- 
ments, 137  and  139  Kearny 

Sherman  Leander  S  (Sherman,  Clay  ft 
Co),  137  and  139  Kearny 

Sherman  Wm,  pres  Thunder  Powder 
Co,  606  Montgomery  # 

Sherman  Wm  W;  lodnng-house,  316  4th 

Shems  ft  Shattuck  (N  Shems  and  0  J 
Shattuck),  groceries,  NW  cor  2d  and 
Minna 

Sherwood  A  T,  physician,  330  Sutter 

Sherwood  James  W  (Barrett  ft  Sher- 
wood), 617  Montgomery 

Sherwood  Robert,  capitalist,  309  Cali- 
fornia 

Sher<vood  W  R,  capitalist,  309  Cali- 
fornia 

Sheyer  Emanuel,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
S£  cor  Market  and  Kearny 

Shew  William,  photographer,  623 
Kearny 

Sheyer  M  ft  Bro  (M  and  Marcus  Sheyer). 
wholesale  dry  and  furnishing  goods, 
224  and  326  Sansome 

Sheyer  E,  tobacco  and  cigars,  XE  oor 
Kearny  and  Geary 

Shiedeman  B  (Brown  Bros),  24  and  26 
Sansome 

Shields  Hall,  32  O'Farrell 

Shields  Mrs  J,  milluiery,  1010  Market 

Shields   Miss    Lizzie,    dressmaker,    23 

Clinton 
Shields  R  H,  hamessmaksr  and  saddler, 

630  6th 
Shillalter  C  H,  capitalist,  room  68,  309 
Montgomery 


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Shill»b«r  ft  Co  (Levi  Shillftber  and  A  0 

Seymour),  fruita  Mid  nute,  268  let 
Shilhber  I^evi  (Shillaber  ft  Co),  268  let 
Shillftber  Theodore,  oapitaliet,  room  68, 

309  Montgomery 
Shilling  Joseph,  tailor,  1043  Howard  bet 

6th  and  7th 
Shine  Daniel  J,  printer,  636  Clay 
Shingleberger  F  W  (Yates  ft  Co),    113 

Front 

H,   atook  broker,   326 


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Montgomery 
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Montgomery 
Shipping  Commiaaioner,  J  D  Stevenson, 

cor  Front  and  Juakson 
Shipsey  E  ft  Co  (E  Shipsey),  wines  and 

liquors),  1226  Market 
Shipwriffbts'  Aaa<Knation,  Sanders'  Hall, 

New  Montgomery 
Shirek  A  (Shirek  ft  Tonner),  18  San- 

some 
Shirek  ft  Co  (R  Shirek),  carpets  and  oil 

olotha,  1121  Stockton 
Shirek  R  (Shirek  ft  Co),  1121  Stockton 
Shirek  ft  lonner  (A  Shirek  and  F  Ton- 
ner), ahirt  mfy,  18  and  20  Sutter 
Shirer  H  (J  Banm  ft  Co),  9  and  11  San- 

aome 
Shirer  M  (J  Baum  ft  Co),  rea  New  York 
Shirea  ft  Qetz,  gloves,  223  Stevenaon 
Shirley  John,  ccsi  estate,  536  Kearny 
Shirley  Mrs  J,  dressmaking,  167  9th 
Shoaf  ft  Rademaker  (Randall  Shoaf  and 

J  M  Rademaker),   saloon,  NW    cor 

Kearny  and  Bush 
Shoaf  Randall    (Shoaf  ft  Rademaker), 

NW  cor  Kea:  ny  and  Bush 
Shoal    Water    Bay    Oyster   Company, 

Thoa  T    Oresley  agt,   83   California 

Market 
Shoboins  John,   liquors,  cor   Railroad 

and  1st  aves 
Shoe  and  Leather  Insurance  Co  (Boston), 

Jacobs  ft    Easton  general  agta,    216 

Sanaome 
Shoemaker  E  H,  assistant  supt  N  P  C 

R  R,  res  San  Rafael 
Shoeuberg  ft  Co  (H  Shoenberg),  Pioneer 

Glove  Works,  329  Sansome 
Shoenberg  H    (Shoenberg  ft  Co),    329 

Sansome 
Shoenberg  Sal  (Wolf  ft  Shoenberg),  444 

California 
Shoenlicht  John,  bakery,  1131  Howard 
Shohay  Frank,  groceries,  920  Pacific 
Shoobert  ft  Beale  (J  £  Shoobert,  Trustun 

Beale  and  H  W  Woodward),  wool  and 

commission    merchants,    405    Mont- 
gomery 
Shoobert  J  E  (Shoobert  ft  Beale),  405 

Montgomery 
Shorader  Anm«w  J,  wholesale  butcher, 

1st  ave  nr  Kentucky 


Shorb  J  C,  physician,  407  Post 

Shores  L,  real  estate,  room  1,  Chron- 
icle Building,  and  230  Montgomery 

Short  John,  captain  Southern  Police 
Station,  827  Folsom 

Short  Michael,  tailor,  409  and  411 
Montgomery 

Short  Peter,  merchant  tailor,  1  Mont- 
gomery 

Short  Mrs  Rosanna,  japanning,  240 
Fremont 

SHORTT  L  H,  oivil  engineer  and  sur- 
veyor, 120  Sutter 

Shotwell  J  M,  treaa  S  F  Stock  and  Ex- 
change Board,  327  Pine 

Shotwell  J  M,  stock  broker,  324  Mont- 
gomery 

Shotwell  Street  Primary  School,  cor 
Shotwell  and  22d 

Shovnll  Peter,  liquors,  ror  Railroad  and 
1st  ttves 

SHBEVE  GEO  C  (Geo  C  Shreve  ft  Co), 
1 10  Montgomery 

.iHBEVE  OlO  C  ft  CO  (Geo  C 
Shreve,  Geo  Bonny  and  A  J  Lewis), 
manufacturing  jewelers  and  importers 
of  watches,  jewelry,  diaoionas  and 
silverware,  1 10  Montgomery 

Shreve  ft  Wolf  (G  W  Shreve  and  Simon 
Wolf),  guns,  revolvers  and  fishiig 
tackle,  214  Bush 

Shrewsbury  Wm  W,  liquors,  116  4th 

Shrier  E,  Ohio  Hall  Clothing  House, 
201  Montgomery,  Rusa  Block 

Shrier  Frank,  importer  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 902  Market 

Shubener  L,  tailor,  505  4th 

Shu<tk  Oscar  T,  attorney-at-law,  605 
Montgomery 

Shula  Anton  (John  Shula  ft  Bro),  100 
Market 

Shula  John  (John  Shula  ft  Bro),  100 
Market 

Shula  John  (Shula  ft  Son),  2764  Mis- 
sion 

Shula  John  ft  Bro  (John  and  Anton 
Shula),  cigars  and  tobacco,  100  Mar- 
ket 

Shula  Martin  (Shula  ft  Son),  2764  Mis- 
sion 

Shula  ft  Son  (John  and  Martin  Shula), 
cigar  makers,  2764  Mission 

Sbnldt  John  (Shuldt  ft  Namany),  813 
Clay 

Shnldt  ft  Namany  (John  Shuldt  and 
Henri,?h  Namany),  liquors,  813  Clay 

Shulz  J  (Shulz  ft  Kuckiug),  cor  Union 
and  Mason 

Shulz  J  M,  horseshoer,  17-21  Alabama 

Shulz  ft  Kucking  (J  Shulz  and  John 
Kucking),  bakery,  cor  Union  and 
Mason 

Shurtleff  C  A,  attorney-at-law,  419 
California 


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Shnte    Daniel  S,    carriagemaker,    111 

O'Farrell 
Shwetzer  Abe,  barber,  2929  16th 
Shwetzer  Jabob,  tailor,  2929  16th 
SHTNE  J  G>  butcher,  339  4th 
Siccardi  Mrs  G  B,  hair  emporium,  918 

Market 
Sichel  Arthur  (Kullmann  &  Co),  313 

Montgomery 
Siohel  ]&iward  M  (Kullmann  &  Co),  313 

Montgomery 
Siohel   Max   (Sichel  &.  Biohards),  103 

P..8t 

Sichel  fc  Richards  (Max  Sichel  and  C 
W  i'.chards),  dentists,  103  Post 

Sideman  B  J  (Sideman,  Lachman  & 
Co),  209  and  21 1  Battery 

Sideman,  Lachman  &  Co  (A  J  Liach- 
man,  B  J  Sideman),  mfrs  cigars,  209 
and  211  Battery 

Sidemann  Abe,  cigars,  19  Montgomery 
ave 

Siehe  A  (Stelling  &  Siebe),  155  and  157  2d 

SIEBE  BROS  &  PLAOEMAN  (John 
D  and  F  C  :;iebe  and  ,1  F  Plageman), 
wines  and  liquors,  wholesale,  and 
agents  Ratafia  Damiana,  southeast 
comer  Sansome  and  Sacramento 

Siebe  F  C  (Siebe  Bros  &  Plageman), 
S£  cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 

Siebe  John  D  (Siebe  Bros  &  Piageman), 
SE  cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 

Seibenhauer  L  (Seibenhausr,  Mcyerfeld 
A  Co),  222  Battery 

Seibehhauer,  Myerfeld  &  "Co  (L  Seiben- 
hauer, J  Myerfeld  and  M  Meyerfeld 
Jr),  222  Battery 

Siebenhauer  S  (Falkenstein  &  Co),  NE 
cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 

Sieberst  Henry  G,  attortiey-at-law, 
riioms  20  and  21,  309  Montg  <mery 

Siefke  Ferdinand,  boots  and  shoes,  240 
6th 

Siegel  L,  grocery,  SE  cor  Mason  and 
Eddy 

Siegel  Moses  (Loewn  Bros),  217  Battery 

Siegel  M,  tailor,  1502  Stockton 

Siegel  S,  wholesale  clothing,  20  Sansome 

SiegJried  &  Brandenstein  (John  C  Sieg- 
fried and  M  J  Brandensteiu),  tvv  im- 
porters, 210  California 
legfr.ed    John  C   (Sie^/ried  &    Bran- 
aenstein),  210Ca1ifor»i': 

Siegfried  Httel,  M~yerhofer  &  ttei'i- 
ecke  propri,  228  Bush 

Siemer  D  (J  Lohrmann  &.  Co),  46  Clay 

Siems  John,  saloon,  318  Brannau 

Sioring  Henry,  fancy  goods,  216  Post 

Sierra  Buttes  Gold  Mining  Co  (Limitno) 
(Sierra  Co,  California),  Wm  Johns 
mgr,  320  Sansome 

Sierra  Iron  and  Quincy  Railroad  Co, 
H  P  Bush  sec,  27  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 


Sierra    Nevada  Mining  Co,  57  Nevada 

Block 
Sierra  Land  and  Improvement  ^o,  E  A 

Phelps  sec,  328  Montgomery 
S'  rra  Nevada  S  Miniig  Co,  Edwin  S 

Parker,  room  57,  309  Montgomery 
Siess  J,  boots  and  shoes,  J  250  Market 
Sievers  Conrad,  restaurant,  533  Sacra- 
mento 
Sievers  J<.hn  H,  fl  rist,  25  Post 
Sievert    Ferd,   liquors,    cor  Berry  and 

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Sieweke  Louis,  liquors,  908  Kearny 
Siewert   C,    cigars    and    tobacco,    24 

Steuart 
Siewert  William,  groceries,  541  Mont- 

gome-y  ave 
Signal  Service  of  the  U  S  Army,  Nelson 

Gorom  officer  in  charge,  42  Merchant's 

Exchange 
Sikes  E  (Raymond  &   Wilshire  and  £ 

Sikes&Co),  115  Front 
Sikes  E  *  Co (E  Sikts,    L  Kntner,  G  A 

Raymond  and  Wm  B  Wilshire),  mfra 

and  dealers  in  cigars  and  tobacco,  115 

and  117  Front 
Silberstein  Philipp,  dyeing  and  scouring, 

861  Folsom 
Silberstein  S,  shirtmaker,  108  Sutter 
Silberstein    Simon,     "Superior"   Shirt 

Factory,  506  Market 
Silck  Andrew,  livery  stable,  15  Wash- 
ington 
Silerstein  Lewis,  locksmith,  1  Taylor 
Silet'i^n   Plate   Glass   Insurance    Co  of 

Breslau,  Esche  &  Jacoby   agts,   320 

Sansome 
SilUman  F  W  &  Co  (Fred  W  SilJiman), 

liquors,  516  an  i  518  Washington 
Silva  Amunuel,  bar  er.  60*>  Mission 
Silva  Frank,  saloon,  646  Pacific 
Silva  Manuel  J,     arWer,  11-'  1st 
Silva  M  M.  barber,  631  Union 
Silver  B.  It  Mining  C<>.  310  Pine 
Sdver  City  Mining  Co,  69  Nevatia  Block 
Silver  Hill  Mining  Co,   W  E  De^tn  8<  c, 

room  79,  309  Montgomery 
Silvj'r  King  Minia^  C',   Joseph    Nash 

sec,  328  Montgomery 
Silver  Lick   Consoliduted    Mining    Co, 

L<»ui8  J  O'Farrfll  sec,  30  Montgomery 

Block 

SILVEK  STAB  HOUSE,  Mrs  N  E 

Miiy  manager,  (Knropean),    northeast 

corner  Sansome  and  Puuitic 
Silver  Street  Primary  School,  n  b  Silver 

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S  Iver  W  J,  mattress  mir  SW  cor  Madon 

and  Ellis 
Silvera  Joseph  V,  hairdresser,  5! 9  4th 
Silverberg  &  Goldman,   butchers,  1238 

and  124U  Market 
Silverberg   S,    wholesale  butcher,   320 

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Silveira  R,  saloon,  319  Drumm 

Silverman  J,  dry,  fancy  and  gent's  fur- 
nishing Koods  and  ladies'  and  chil- 
dren's underwear,  220-224  3d 

SILVERMAN  M  (Peixotto  &  Silver- 
man), 42-46  M 

•lilveratein  E,  locksmith,  37  Paciiic 

Silverstcir  Julius,  dry  goods,  1435  Polk 

Silvester  Geo  F,  seeds,  317  Washington 

Sil-  estri  A  ft  Co,  fiah,  517  Merchant 

Simark  Mitchell,  fruits,  2100  Fillmore 

Simi  Lazzro,  saloon,  412  Broadway 

Simi  Louis,  butcher,  314  Montgomery 
a>e 

SIMI  PIETBO.  manufacturer  and 
wholesale  dealer  in  native  wines,  429 
Grewn 

Simmi   Michale,  fruit,    1519  Buchanan 

Simmon  Herber,  cigars,  146  4th 

Simmnads  G  (G  Simm  >nds  &  Co),  429 
Bitttery 

SIMMONDS  S  6  &  00  (A  Vignier 
and  G  Simmonds),  proprietors  Nabob 
Whiaky,  42!)  and  431  Battery 

Simmons  Herbert,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
146  4th 

Simmons  John  P  (John  P  Simmons  & 
Co),  3<Ji  Fremont 

Simmons  John  P  &  Co,  machine  screw 
works,  39i  Fremont 

Simmons  Mrs  Mary  M,  nursery  and 
florist,  232  Ellis 

Simmons  &  Meyers  (Wm  S  Simmons 
and  Charles  \Ieyers),  riggers,  17  How- 
ard 

Simmons,  Rowe  &  Co,  hardware,  52 
Cl.-y 

Simmons  S.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
519  Kearny 

Sirnmons  S  1{  (\faxson  &  Simmtms), 
Crystal  Soda-water  Co,  NK  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Uiiiou 

Simmons  Wm  S  (Simmons  &  Meyers), 
(7  Howard 

Simms  VlrMlt^s.  dentist,  8'J5  Market 

Siintii  Alexander  (Falk  &  Simon),  801 
Ltrkin 

Simon  Alox'Uidre  (Lazard  Freros),  205 
S  ■nHoino 

Siinn;i  &  BrcHlauer  (S  I  SinKm  and  L 
Bre.sl  aicr),  wool,  2:{">  Borry 

Simon  C.I  (Araold,  I'ollock  &  Co),  206 
S  ioriim"nto 

Simon  E  (Simon,  .lacobs  &  Co),  17  and 
19  Battery 

Simon  Esther,  t<eci.nd-Ii<aud  clotliiug,  45 
3*1 

Sim^u  G,  tailor,  609  Mission 

Siriion  Gus  (Meyersleiu,  Ijowenberg  & 
Co),  109  Sansonie 

Simon  Mrs  H,  second-haud  clotlies, 
305i  3d 

Simon  Henry,  restaurant,  213  and  215 
Pine 


Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co  (S  T  Simon,  I  H 
Jacobi,  E  and  Samuel  Simon),  com- 
mission merchants,  17  and  19  Battery 

Simon  J  C  (Coghill  Sc,  Simon),  313 
Front 

Simon  Joseph,  furniture,  1226  Stockton 

Simon  Joseph,  crockery  and  tinware, 
302  and  304  6th 

Simon  Joseph,  shoemaker,  818  Mont- 
gomery 

Simon  Mrs  Mary,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware, 206i  Pacific 

Simon  Mrs  Minnie,  teacher  South  San 
Francisco  school.  S  W  cor  14th  ave  and 
L 

Simon  Morris,  junk,  250  8th 

Simon  S  (U  Simon,  Sons  &  Cook),  3  San- 
some 

Simon  Samuel  (Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co),  17 
and  19  Battery 

Simon  S  I  (Simon  &  Breslauer),  235 
Berry 

Simon  S  T  (Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co)  17  and 
19  Battery 

Simon  T  (Langrehs  &  Simon),  California 
Galvanizing  Works,  16  Drumm  and 
25  Market 

Simon  U  (U  Simon,  Sons  &  Co),  3  San- 
some 

Simon  U,  Sons  k  Cook  (U  and  S  Sim  >n 
and  A  Cook),  gents'  furnishing  goods, 
3  Sansome 

Simons  Peter  B  (Peter  B  Simons  &  Co), 
120  Sutter 

SIMONS  PETER  B  &  CO  (Peter  B 
Simons),  wholesale  watches  and  jew- 
elry, 120  Sutter 

SIMONSEN  A  M>  Young  America 
Boarding-house,  15  Pacific 

Simousdon  John,  liquors,  408  Main 

Simontou  I  B,  carpenter,  534  Sacra- 
msnto 

Simouton  James  W  (San  Francisco 
Bulletin  Co  and  San  Francisco  Cull 
Co),  5  .5  Montgomery 

Siinpkiu'^  C  H,  commission  merchant, 
328  Montgomory 

Simpson  A  M  &  Bro,  lumber,  44  Mar- 
ket, yards  Howard  and  Beale  street 
wharfs 

Simpson  &  Fisher  (.John  Simpson  and 
Andrew  Fisher),  sail  makers,  34  and 
36  StDuart 

Simpson  .las,  piiysician,  234  Post 
Simpson  J  C,    "  Breeders'  and  Sports- 
men's Journal,"  508  Montgomery 
Simpson   John   (Simpson   &  Fisher),  31 

and  36  Steuart  ^ 

Simpson  Regular  Line  for  Oregon,  44 
Market,  G  H  Flanders  agt  39  Front 
Portland,  Oregon 
Simpson  R  W,  brush  and  broom  fac- 
tory, oHioe  325  Sacramento,  factory 
613  and  615  Brannan 


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Simpson  S  C,  attomey-at-law,  34  Mont- 
gomery Block 

Simpson  W  (Kelleher  &  Simpson),  SE 
cor  4tb  and  Folsom 

Simpson  Wm,  druggist,  609  Davis 

Simrack  Mitchell,  fruits,  2100  Fillmore 

Sims  James,  carpenter,  417  Turk 

SIMS  JOHN  B  &  SON  (John  R  and 

John  F  Sims),  manufacturers  of  iron 

_  dorrs  and  shutters,  123  and  125  Beale 

Siuoiair  Archie,  stationer,  SE  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Dupont 

Sindel  Jacob  (Jacob  Sindel  &  Co),  424 
Pacific 

Sindel  Jacob  &  Co  (Jacob  Sindel  and 
Richard  Gantner),  blacksmiths,  424 
Pacific 

Singer  Alfred,  music  teacher,  37  Post 

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Singing  Section  Verein  Eintracht,  Prof 

Wm  Borchert,  316  Post 
Sinsheimer  Bros  (Henry  and  Bernhard 

Sinsbeimer),     merchants,    San    Luis 

Obispo,  228  California 
Sinsheimer    Henry   (Sinsheimer  Bros), 

228  California 
Sinsheimer  S,  crockery  and  cutlery,  635 

Washington 
Sinz  Otto,  prep  The  Co-operative  Watch 

Repairing  Co,  331  Kearny 
Sippel  Frank,  liquors,  638  Sacramento 
Sisenvine  L,   cfgars   and  tobaco,  301 

Kearny 
Sisson  A  W  (Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co),  202 

Sansome 
Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co  (S  M  Cutler,  G  W 

Scott,  R  A  Wilson,  M   A  Burke,  A 

W  Sisson  and  C  W  Crocker),  general 

merchants,  202  Satisome 
Sisson  Robert,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

203  Pacific 
Sisson  A  W  (Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co),  202 

Sansome 
Sisters    of    St  Dominic,    Sister    Mary 

Pia  Bakes  Superioress,   St  Boniface 

School,  117  Tyler 
Sittenheim    Benj,    fish    dealer,    Hayes 

Valley  Market 
Siversou  Martin,  liquors,  NE  cor  Stcu- 

art  and  Howard 
Sixth  Street    Pharmacy,    Fred    Crazer 

mgr,  druggist,  cor  '"^th  and  Folsom 
Skaife  Alfred  (Dwyer,  Skaife  &  Robert- 
sou),  400  Sansome 
Skehan  John,  vegetables,  3016  16th 
Skehan   Mrs  M,  fruits  and  vogetables. 

Arcade  MArket,  6th 
Skelly  J  F  (f  Trejos  &  Co),  123  Cali- 
fornia 
Skelly  John,  wines  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Howard  and  4th 
Skelly  Miss    Kate,    dressmaker,    2't43 

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Skelton  E  W,  real  estatej  304  Mont- 
gomery 

Skerrett  Daniel,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 126  2d 

Skerrett  &  Donnelly  (Thomas  Skerrett 
and  Thomas  Donnelly),  boots  and 
shoes,  226  6th 

Skerrett  Thomas  (Skerrett  &  Donnelly) 
226  6th 

Skidmore  Mrs  E  T,  millinery,  1110  and 
1112  Market 

Skidmore  W  A,  mining  expert  and  sec 
Miners'  Association,  room  23,  320 
Sansome 

Skillar  E  W,  real  estate,  304  Montgom- 
ery 

SKtNKER  JOHN,  agent  Dn  Pout's 
Powder,  Eagle  Safety  Fuse  and  Win- 
chester Repeating  Arms,  115  Pine 

Skinner  Richard,  furniture,  424  Broad- 
way 

Skinner  T  L,  attorney-at-law,  220  San- 
some 

Skipper  J  C,  crockery  and  chinaware, 
34  6th,  cor  Jessie 

Sklan  Jno,  fruits,  Grand  Arcade  Market 

Slamon  P,  liquors,  901  Battery 

Slattery  James,  expressman,  cor  16th 
and  Valencia 

Slattery  Jeremiah,  hotel,  521  Howard 

Slaven  Daniel,  liquors,  420  Brannan 

Slaven  If  B,  druggist,  NE  cor  Powell 
and  Eddy 

SlavinP,  bakery,  1324  Dupont 

Slavin  Patrick,  groceries,  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Hyde 

Slayback  Mrs  A  D,  candies,  38i  7th 

Sleeper  Chas,  mgr  S  F  Clearing  House, 
211  Sansome 

Slessinger  Louis  (Porter,  Slessinger  & 
Co),  117  Battery 

Sloan  &  Garvin  (John  Sloan  and  James 
Garvin),  produce  merchants,  305  and 
307  Vv'ashington 

Sloan  John  (Sloan  &  Gar«^in),  305  and 
307  Washington 

Sloan  W  R,  real  estate  broker,  234 
Montgomery 

Sloane  Bernard,  groceries,  Tehama  bet 
27t!i  and  28th 

Sloane  W  &  J  (W  and  J  Sloane  and 
Chas  L  Watson),  wiiolesaie  carpets, 
upholstery  goods,  etc,  525  and  527 
Market 

Slocomb  &  Co  (H  Slocomb),  agts  Dibble 
Lubricator,  436  Montgomery 

Slo(;omb  H  (H  Slocomb  &  Co).  436 
Montgomery 

SLOCUM  AMANDA  M,  job  printer. 
543  Clay 

Slocum  Lot  D,  propr  Excelsior  Livery 
Stables,  921-925  Sutter 

Slorah  Edward  C,  liquors,  cor  26th  and 
Folsom 


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SI088  Louis  (Louis  Sloss  ft  Co),  310  and 
312  Sansome 

SLOSS  LOUIS  ft  CO  (Louis  Slosa  and 
Lewis  Gerstle),  hide  and  fur  dealers 
and  tanners,  310  and  312  Sansome 

Slurzenegger  C  A,  saloon,  536  Mission 

Smacks  Frank,  barber,  2702  Mission 

SMADEKE  &  HEY  (Wm  Smadeke 
and  John  Hey),  wines  and  liquors, 
1201  Mission  comer  8th 

SMADEKE  WM  (Smadeke  ft  Hey), 
wines  and  liquors,  1201  Mission  cor- 
ner 8th 

Small  Mrs  A  F,  dressmaker,  1131j^  Mis- 
sion 

Small  Mrs  Annie,  dressmaking,  2050 
Mission 

Small  Mrs  E,  dressmaking,  131  Post 

SMALL  ISAAC  H,  foundry  and  ma- 
chine works,  574  and  576  Brannan 

Small  J  W,  saloon,  503  Montgomery  ave 

Small  Pox  Hospital,  cor  26th  and  San 
Bruno  Road 

SMART  GEO  C>  president  Milkmen's 
Mutual  Aid  and  Protective  Associa- 
tion and  milk  dealer,  35  Eddy 

Smerchimich  B,  restaurant,  629  Davis 

Smeth  Antonio  A,  restaurant,  1002  and 
1004  Market 

Smiley  James,  broker,  634  Broadway 

Smiley  T  J  L,  stock  broker,  314  Mont- 
gomery 

Sniilie  P]  R,  physician  and  ucntist,  649 
Washiuftton 

Smith  Dr,  Medical  Institute,  1513  Bu- 
chanan 

Smith  Adam,  liquors,  633  Sacramento 

Smith  Andrew  (Harrington  ft  Smith), 
218  California 

Smith  Andrew  D  (Smith  ft  Snow),  310 
California 

Smith  Arthur  H  (Smith  ft  Co),  1401 
Polk 

Smith  Miss  Anna,  dressmaker,  961  and 
963  Mission 

Smith  A  B,  livery  stable,  1209  Folsom 

Smith  A  D,  agent  Amazon  Fire  Insur- 
ance  Co,  310  California 

Smith  Mrs  Adam,  lodging-house,  515 
Sacramento 

Smith  A  S,  oyster  saloon,  1002  and  1004 
Market 

Smith  A  Vincent,  coilee  saloon,  17. 
Washington 

Smith  B  B,  miniiig  sec,  330  Pine 

SMITH  BENJ  Bi  proprietor  Empire 
House,  (>;^),  636  and  (>40  Commercial 

Smith  Braiuard  F  (Geo  A  Davis  ft  Co), 
327  Market 

Smith  Bros  (Julius  P  a:id  Frank  M 
Smith),  borax  mfrs,  315  California 

Smith  C,  bakery,  N£  cor  Stockton  and 
Washingt<m 

Smith  Charles,  saloon,  817  Keaniy 


Smith  Charles,  carpenter,  218  1st    ~ 

SIQTHCHAS  S>  secretary  Mechanics' 
Foundry,  213-219  1st 

Smith  Chas  T,  sec  Improved  Order  of 
Redmen's  Hall,  320  Post 

SMITH  CHRISTIAN  W  (Redington 
ft  Co),  629  and  531  Market 

Smith  Claude  L,  attomey-at-law,  12 
Mon^omery 

Smith  C  M,  expressman,  541  i  Sacra- 
mento 

Smith  C  W,  coppersmith  and  plumber, 
520  and  522  Davis 

Smith  C  W,  express,  436  Montgomery 

Smith  C  W  (Redington  ft  Co),  529  Mar- 
ket 

SMITH  C  W  M.  Pioneer  Patent  Of- 
ces,  patent  lawyer  and  solicitor,  estab- 
lished 1862,  224  Sansome 

Smith  D  A,  first  deputy  coroner,  643 
Sacramento 

SMITH  D  A>  propr  Watt's  Liver  King, 
141^  5th 

Smith  ft  Denker  (S  Denker  and  F 
Smith),  cigars  and  tobacco,  29  4th 

Smith  E  D,  physician,  223  Kearny. . 

Smith  E  M,  mining,  330  Pine 

Smith  F  (Smith  ft  Denker),  29  4th 

Smith  Ferdinand,  money  broker,  316 
Montgomery 

Smith,  Francis  (Francis  Smith  ft  Co), 
130  Beale 

SMITH  FRANCIS  &  CO  (Francis 
Smith),  manufccturers  of  sheet  iron 
pipe,  130  Beale 

Smith  Frank  M  (Smith  Bros),  3J5 
California 

Smith  G  F,  attorney-at-law,  502  Mont- 
gomery 

Smith  Geo  F,  watchmaker,  122  4th 

Smith  George G  ft  Co  (George  G  Smith), 
mill  supplies,  111  Mission 

Smith  Geo  J,  painter,  311  Sutter 

Smith  Geo  L,  barber,  1210  Market 

Smith  George  S,  physician,  1063  How- 
ard 

Smith  H,  new  and  second-hand  furni- 
ture, 1047  Howard  bet  6th  and  7th 

Smith  H,  commissioner  of  deeds  and 
notary  public,  307  Montgomery 

Smith  H,  stables  and  boarding,  9  Wash- 
ington 

SMITH HA>  managers  F  cash  grocery, 
519  Post 

Smith  Harry  B  Jr,  agt  Chicago  Grand 
Trunk  R  R,  8  New  Montgomery 

Smith  H  C  (Ackerman,  Moore  ft  Co  and 
Moore  ft  Smith),  pier  10,  Steuart 

Smith  Hamilton  Jr,  civil  engineer,  320 
San  ■?ome 

Smith  Henry,  clothing,  527  Pacific 

Smith  Henry  (Smith  ft  Mcrkeus),  10 
Washington 

Smith  Henry,  liquors,  505  Pacific 


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SMITH  HENRTL.  secretary 

of  Trade  of  S  F,  202  Market 
Smith  H  F  (H  P  Smith  &  Co), 

Kearny 

Smith  H  F  &  Co  (H  F  Smith  and  W  R 
Lothrop),  stationers  and  newsdealers, 
225  Kearny 
Smith  Holland,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  307  Montgomery 
Smith  H  P  &  Son,  hay  and  grain,  1214 

Folsom 
Smith  Hubark,  liquors,  519  Washington 
Smith  H  W,   soap  mfr,   agt  Arbuckle 

Bros'  coffee,  405  Front 
Smith  Hyman  (S  Asher  &  Co),  325  Davis 
Smith  J  (Smith  &  Poultney),  344  Bran- 

uan 
Smith  Jas  K,  mfr  of  trunks  and  valises, 

961  Mission 
Smith  J  C,  lumber,  1  Howard 
Smith  J  F,  attorney -at-law,  637  Kearny 
Smith  J  Frank,   attorney-at-law,    502 

Montgomery 
Smith  J  G,  painter,  524  Valencia 
SMITH    J  HENLEY,   vice-president 

Pacific  Transfer  Co,  110  Sutter 
Smith  J  Howard,   attorney-at-law,  562 

Montgomery 
Smith  J  M,  bakery,  1000  Stockton 
SMITH  JOHN,  boarding  and  lodging, 

409  Drumm 
Smith  John,  grocer,  18  Clay 
Smith  John,  coal  and  wood,  223  Post 
Smith  John,  salo(m,  102  Jackson 
SMITH  JOSEPH  (Smith  &  Poultney), 
South  Park    Livery,  ^44    and    346 
Brannan 
Smith  J  J,  painter,  850  Howard 
Smith  Julius  H,  civil  engineer,  22  Cal- 
ifornia 
Smith  Julias  P  (Smith  Bros),  315  Cali- 
fornia 
Smith   J  II  (Benedict  &   Smith),    136 

Montgomery 
Smith  J  R,  milkman,  35  Eddy 
Smith  J  S,  m^r  of  the  Navy  Soap  Com- 
pany, 34  California 
Smith  J  T  (Smith  &  Nelson),   10  Com- 
mercial 
Smith  J  W,  bootmaker,  cor  Napa  and 

Kentucky 
Smith  J  W",  carpenter,  128  Hayes 
Smith  Mrs  Kate,  saloon,  214  Hunt 
Smith  K  M,  attorney-at-law,  74  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Smith  >Ii8s  L,  artist,  1023  Market 
Smith  Louis,  groceries,  641  California 
Smith,  Lucy  &,  Co,  soap  mfrs,  405  Front 
Smith  Martin  L,  meat  market,  4U5  Fol- 
som 
Smith  Matthias,  bootmaker,  502  Pacific 
Smith  &   Morkous  (Henry  Smith   and 
Clans  Merkons),  groceries,  10  Wash- 
infiton 


Smith  Mrs   M  L,    cofiee  house,   1005 

Market 
Smith  Miss  MoUie  A,  dressmaker,  2736 

16th 
Smith  Mrs  Nellie,  liquors,  SE  cor  Sutter 

and  Central  ave 
SMITH  &  NELSON  (J  T  Smith  and 
S  P  Nelson),  commission  agents,   10 
Commercial 
Smith  N  T,  treas  S  P  R  R,  cor  4th  and 

Townaend 

Smith  0  B  (Stearns  &  Smith),  423  Front 

SMITH  &  POULTNEY  (Joseph  Smith 

and  Geo  T   Poultney),   South  Park 

Livery  Stable,  344  and  346  Brannan 

Smith  R,  livery  stable,  324  3d 

Smith  Robert  <Grant  &  Smith),  1141 
and  1143  Market 

Smith  Mrs  R  V,  lodging-house,  514  Bush 

Smith  Sidney^physician,  111  Geary 

SMITH  SIDNEY  M.  president  Union 
Packing  Co  and  Cutting  Packing  Co, 
121  Market  and  17-21  Main 

SMITH  &  SNOW  (Andrew  D  Smith 
and  Harvey  W  Snow),  general  agents 
Amazon  Insurance  Co  of  Cincinnati, 
American  Central  Insurance  Co  of 
St  Louis,  Manhattan  Fire  Insurance 
Co  of  New  York,  Metropole  Insurance 
Co  of  Paris,  France,  Northwestern 
National  Insurance  Co  of  Milwaukee 
and  Reassurance  Generates  of  Paris, 
310  California 

Smith  S  S,  publisher  of  "The  Pacific," 
7  Montgomery  ave 

Smith  Stephen  M  (Rossieter  &  Smith), 
545  Market 

Smith  S  V  &  Son  (Sidney  V  Smith  & 
Son),  attorneys-at-law,  630  Sacra- 
mento 

Smith  T  L,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 
1497  and  1499  Market 

Smith  Thomas  V,  cigars,  200  4th 

Smith  VVm,  patent  water  closets,  21 
Montgomery  ave 

Smith  VVm,  rii^ger,.  120  Howard 

Smith  VVm  F,  architect,  318  Pine 

Smith  VVm  F,  physician  and  oculist, 
Pholan's  Building 

Smith  VV  H,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 
1060  Folsom 

Smith  Ruv  VV  J,  pastor  Central  Presby- 
terian Tatjernacle,  Tyler  bet  Taylor 
and  Jones 

Smith  VVm  N,  cigar  mfr,  142  5th 

Smith  VV  R,  cummiasion  merchant  and 
dealer  in  auction  goods,  630  Commer- 
cial 

Smith  Mrs  W  R,  dressmaker,  315  Clem- 
entina 

Smithaon  Bethulia,  fancy  goods,  414 
Geary 

Smoot  D  L,  attorney-at-law,  606  Mont- 
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Smyth  J  H,  attorney-at-law,  623  Mont- 
gomery 

Smyth  Mrs  J  M,  Oakland  associate 
editor  "Women's  Herald  of  Industry" 

Smyth  W  H,  mechanical  engineer,  room 
7,  258  Market 

Snapper  A,  mf r  hats  and  caps,  1 10  Sut- 
ter 

Sneads  G,  whitener,  978  Harrison 

Sneath  R  G,  propr  Jersey  Farm  Dairy, 
837  Howard  and  350  Tehama 

Snider  A,  mining,  328  Montgomery 

Snook  F  W  (Wm  L  Snook  &  Son),  554 
Clay 

Snook  G  &  E,  plumbers  and  gasfitters, 
63U  Sacramento 

Snook  J  A  (Snook  &  Weeks),  carpentei^, 
2704  Mission 

Sn(wk  &  Weeks  (J  A  Snook  and  Chas 
W«ieks),  carpenters,  2704  Mission 

Snook  Wm  S  &  Son  (Wm  S  and  F  W 
Snook),  plumbers,  gas  and  steam  fit- 
ters, 554  Clay 

SNOW  ft  CO  (F  C  Snow),  art  dealers, 
12  Post 

SNOW  F  C  (Snow  &  Co),  12  Post 

Snow  Harvey  W  (Smith  &  Snow),  310 
California 

Snow  John  F,  tailor,  342  Sutter 

Snow  John  F,  cleaner  and  dyer,  633 
Market,  1625  Mission,  3  Dupout  and 
10  Franklin 

Snow  John  F  &  Co  (Chas  J  Holmes), 
dyers,  oftlce  633  Market 

Snow  L  T  (Hanley  &  Snow),  126  Cali- 
fornia 

Snow  Koland  (Richards  &  Snow),  408 
Market 

Snow  R  W  (Richards  &  Snow),  res  Oak- 
land 

Snow  W  H,  dyer  and  scourer  and  re- 
pairing, 342  Sutter 

Siiyd  r  A  A,  arcliitcct,  17  Halleck 

Sny.lor  it  Co  (C  L  Ellis  and  V  H  Snyder), 
li.(Uor<,  38  6th 

.Sa\  WA  Ellis  (P  H  Snyder  and  Louis 
Ellis),  saloon,  38  6th 

Snyder  (reo  (Snyder  &  liichling),  574 
and  576  15rann:ni 

Snyder  &  lie,  Iiliiig  (George  Snyder  and 
t'.ispf  r  liichliut!),  furaitaro  and  bcd- 
(li;itf,  .">74  uiil  57l)  iir.imiun 

S  iIiIki  l)iut<4i,  wholcjiiile  litjuors,  541  and 
513  Mi.s.<i(»u 

Si  l»b.i  HiMiry,  licjuors  and  groceries,  SE 
oor  lioiili;  anil  flariisoii 

Sobisy  A  li,  physician,  N'li  cor  18th  and 
Mitiiioit 

Sooial  Hall,  3S)  4th 

S»»;iete  Franciiisu  (Benevolent  Society), 
Houri  BarroiUut  prea,  510  Jackson 

Society  of  California  Pioneers,  Wash- 
ington Bartlett  pros,  Ferdinand  V  as- 
sault sec,  808  Montgomery 


Society  of  Decorative  Art  of  California, 
631  Sntter 

SODERBERG  N>  attomey-at-law,  629 
Kearny 

Soderer  A  H  (Donnelly  A;  Soderer),  1108 
Market 

Soelter  L,  painter,  whitener  and  paper- 
hanger,  403  Greeii 

Schulken  Henry  (Schulken  Bros),  SW 
cor  Eush  and  Taylor 

Solaman  Isidor,  tailor,  532  Pacific 

Solano  Crushing  Mill,  H  O'Neil  propr, 
218-224  Steuart 

Solis  Angel,  barber,  37  Sutter 

Solley  Steave,  cigars,  S'^4  Kearny 

Solomon  &  Bush  (Moi"iS  Solomon  and 
Isaac  Bush),  junk,  408  5th 

Solomon  I  L  &  Co,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 244  4th 

Solomon  Jacob  L,  pawnbroker,  622 
Kearny 

Solomon  Joseph,  tailor,  1207  Polk 

Solomon  L,  clothing,  48  Steuart 

Solomon  Marks,  tailor,  250  Ellis 

Solomon  Meyer,  tailor,  138  Jackson 

Solomon  Morris  (Solomon  &  Bush),  408 
5th 

Solomon  S,  butcher.  Grand  Central 
Market  cor  6th  and  Market 

Solomon  Solomon,  tailor,  515  Jackson 

Somaly  John  (Somaly  &  Schneider),  624 
and  626  California 

Somaly  &  Sclmeider  (John  Somaly  and 
A  Schneider),  restaurant,  624  and  626 
California 

Somerset  House,  Mrs  H  Westall  propr, 
764  Mission 

SOMERS  HC  (Rider,  Somers  &  Co), 
pier  22,  Steuart 

Somerville  Daniel,  saloon,  132  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Somervell  &  Neuval  (W  S  Somervell 
and  F  N  Neuval),  Pacific  Asphaltum 
Co,  roofers  and  sidewalks,  420  Jack- 
son and  4i'2  Mont<;oniery 

Somervell  W  8  (Somervell  &  Neuval), 
Pacific  Asphaltum  Co,  420  Jackson 

Sonimer  Max,  fancy  goods,  3(52  3d 

Sonips  P  (},  soda  works,  251)  and  2fll 
Clementina 

Son  Mrs  Adelaide,  confectionery,  134 
Hayes 

Son  Adolph  A  (Son  Bros),  300  and  302 
California 

Son  Allwrt  A  (Son  Bros),  300  and  302 
(/aiifornia 

SON  BROTHERS  (A  A  and  A  A  Son), 
importers  and  dealers  in  cutlery,  pipes, 
staticiKjry,  "moking  articles,  etc,  300 
and  302  California 

Sonnenherg  Louis  B,  groceries,  SE  cor 
Stoi'kton  and  Post 

SONNTAQ  CHAS  (Charles  Sctintag  & 
Co),  114  and  116  Market 


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SONNTAO  CHABLES  &  CO  (Chas 
Spnntag),  munitioas  of  war,  guns, 
pistols,  ammunition,  cartridges,  agent  s 
for  Robt  Mann  ft  Sons  axes,  U  S 
Cord  (braided)  Co  and  Lowell  Battery 
Gun,  114  and  116  Market 

Sonoma  Lumber  Co,  420  California 

SONOMA   YALLET    RAILROAD, 

Peter  Donahue  president,  Thomas  W 
Johnston  secretary,  430  Montgomery 

Sonora  Market,  Victor  LeBert  propr, 
218  18th 

Sonora  Pacific  Coal  Co,  A  C  Hammond 
sec,  401  California 

Sons  of  Jacob,  Chebra,  H  Raymond  sec, 
B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 

Sontallasci  B  &  Co,  fruits,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  11th 

Sontallasci  ft  Co,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
1432  Howard 

Soper  Mrs  Benjamin,  bakery,  941  Bry- 
ant 

Sophey  Joseph  (McGlynn  ft  Sophey), 
126  4th 

Sorbier  Mrs  Louise,  dressmaker,  220 
Van  Xess  ave 

Sorbier  Restauiant,  H  Bocken  and  L 
Baccala  proprs,  540  Commercial 

Sorensen  Charles  M,  tailor,  516  Pine 

Sorensen  Wm,  groceries,  NE  cor  McAl- 
lister and  Laguna 

Sorge  Oscar  (J  B  Golly  &  Co),  26  Geary 

Sorich  A  (Medovich  &   Sorich),  5  Brook 

SORMANOOUISEFFE.  Grand  Casino 
Saloon,  308  Montgomery  avenue 

Sornin  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  343 
Kearny 

Sorvel  Firmin,  florist,  105  6th 

Sosso  Antoni"',  saloon,  810  Kearny 

Soubies  P,  fish  market,  1322  Stockton 

SOTJLE  E,  agricultural  implements  and 
carriage  manufacturer,  corner  4th  and 
Bryant 

Soule  S  P,  dairy  produce,  232  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Souter  Peter,  books  and  stationery, 
11384  Pacific 

South  Bodie  Gold  Mining  Co,  44  Nevada 
Block 

SOUTH  BRITISH  FIRE  AND  MA- 
RINE INSURANCE  CO  OF  NEW 
ZEALAND,  W  J  Callingb  am  general 
agent,  213  Sansome 

South  Bulwer  Gold  Mining  Co,  320  San- 
some 

South  Comstock  Consolidated  Silver 
Mining  Co,  J  M  Bufiington  sec,  309 
California 

South  Cosmopolitan  Grammar  School, 

cor  Eddy  and  Polk 
South  Cosmopolitan    Primary    School, 

cor  Bush  and  Dupont 
South  End    Pharmacy,    J    K  Dunbar 
propr,  cor  6th  and  Bryant 


South  End  School,  cor  William  and 
Henry 

South  Feather  Water  and  Union  Mining 
Co,  A  Halsey  sec,  328  Montgomery 

South  Pacific  Coast  R  R,  R  M  Garrett 
agt,  222  Montiromery 

SOUTH  PACmC  HOUSE,  F  F  Mol- 
ler  proprietor,  263  East 

South  Park,  2d  and  Brannan 

South  Park  House,  M  Kuhl  propr, 
530  3d 

South  Park  Laundry,  Mrs  Mary  Bennett 
propr,  555  Bryant 

South  Park  Malt  House,  Herman  Zwieg 
propr,  Brannan  bet  5th  and  6th 

South  Point  Mills  and  Wooden  Pump 

i  and  Pipe  mfy,  n  s  Berry  bet  3d 
and  4th 

South  Point  Warehouse,  T  G  Walking- 
1  on  &  Co  proprs.  Berry  bet  3d  and  4tn 

SOUTH  SAN  FRANCISCO  BREW- 
ERY, Hoelscher  ft  Co,  comer  14th 
and  Railroad  avenue 

South  San  Francisco  Dock  Company, 
Wm  Stuart  sec,  320  Sansome 

South  S  F  Methodist  Church,  15th  ave. 
South  Scan  Francisco 

South  San  Francisco  Packing  and  Pro- 
vision Co,  J  G  Johnson,  H  Mohr,  H 
Kroger  and  C  Nonnenmann  proprt,, 
cor  4th  ave  and  M,  South  San 
Francisco,  office  and  salesroom,  226 
Front 

South  San  Francisco  School,  W  J  Gor- 
man prir,  SW  cor  14th  ave  and  L 

SOUTHER  MRS  A  B,  materializing 
medium,  1150  Market 

Souther  J  L,  second-hand  fiimiture,  706 
Howard 

Souther  Joseph  N  (Joseph  N  Souther  ft 
Co),  122  and  124  Market 

Souther  Joseph  N  ft  Co  (Joseph  N 
Souther)  proprs  Dr  Abernethy'sGreen 
Ginger  Brandy  and  Bennet's  Stomach 
Bitters,  122  and  124  Market 

S  S  F  Park  St  R  R,  cor  R  R  and  9th 
ave 

Southern  Nevada  Mining  Co,  R  E  Kelly 
sec,  419  California 

Southern  Pacific  R  R,  office  SE  cor  4th 
and  Townsend 

Spaar  Chris,  groceries,  NE  cor  Mason 
and  Filbert 

Spafford  Mrs  E,  lodgings,  281  Minna 

Spafford  J  M  ft  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, 310-316  Clay 

Spafford  Packing  Co,  310-316  Clay 

Spain,  Consul  of,  Camilo  Martin,  41 1^ 
California 

Spamer  J  A,  compressed  yeast,  643 
Mission 

Spanier  Joe,  saloon,  112  Post 

Spanish  Benevolent  Society,  510  Bush 

Spanton  James,  painter,  1214  Polk 


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Spannagel  J  C,  Columbia  Bakery  and 

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Sparks  Charles  (Wight  &  Sparks),  1507 

Polk 
Sparks  William,  ship  owner,  7  Mission 
Sparrow  Joseph,  saloon  and  meat  mar- 
ket, 33  Clementina 
Spaulding  Geo  (Geo  Spaulding  &  Co), 

steam  printers,  414  Clay 
Spaulding  Geo  ft  Co  (George   Spaulding 

and  Dwight  Germain),  steam  printers, 

414  Clay 
Spaulding  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co, 

310  Pine 
Spaulding  Jerome,  sec  Pacific  Stove  and 

Iron  Works  Co,  228  and  230  Main  and 

410  Kearny 
Spaulding  J  &  Co  (J  Spaulding),  Pioneer 

Carpet-beatiog  Works,  353  Tehama 
Spaulding    M,   bricklayer    and  jobber, 

306^  Jessie 
Spaulding  N  P,  asst  treas  U  S  Treasury, 

608  Commercial 
SPAULDING  N  W.  Pacific  Saw  Man- 
ufacturing Co,  17  and  19  Fremont 
Spawn  Abel  P,  Western  agt  for  fire  en- 
gines and  apparatus,  40li  California 
Spoar  A  F  &  Co,   stevedores,   pier  22, 

Steuart 
Spear   Edward  S  &  Co  (Edward  S,  Jo- 
seph S,  Joseph  S  Jr,  and  Gustavus  L 

Spear),   auctioneers  and    commission 

merchants,  729  Market 
Spear  Street  Planing  Mills,  F  W  Glade 

propr,  30-IU  Spear 
Spear  T  R,  dentist,  335  Kearny 
Spear  Wm  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  976 

Harrison 
SPEARS  J  Ml  grocer,  corner  Pine  and 

Hyde 
Special  Agents  Treasury,  J  F  Evans,  W 

G  Morris,  United  States  Appraiser's 

Building 
Specknian  F  F,  grocer,  NE  cor  4th  and 

Mission 
Specter  Richard  (Wienberg  ft  Specter), 

Long  Bridge 
Spoer  H  J  (DrSpinney  ft  Co),  physician, 

II  Kearny 
Speer  Riddell,  pres  San  Bernardino  Bo- 
rax  Mining  Company,     106    Leides- 

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Spellman  Ju?«ph,  merchant  tailor,  506 

Bush 
SPENCE    A    S,    presideiit    The    A  S 

Spenco  Co,  537  Market 
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SPENCE  ft  JOHNSON  (W  A  Spence 

and  Robert  Johnson),  fish  dealers,  93 

California  Market 
Spence  S  J,  dentist,  629  Kearny 
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Spencer  Alrik  G,  printer,  500  Folsom 

Spencer  David  W,  saloon,  K,W  cor 
Folsom  and  Beale 

SPENCER  F  W  ft  GO,  importers  of 
the  Steck  ft  Spencer  Pianos,  New 
York,  aud  Smith  American  Obrgans, 
Boston  23  and  25  5th  opp  U  S  Mint 

Spencer  G  (Boedeker  ft  Spencer),  NW 
cor  Green  and  Kearny 

Spencer  Geo  W,  saloon,  1600  Mission 

Spencer  Geo  W,  mgr  of  the  Manchester 
Fire  Assurance  Company,  316  Cali- 
fornia 

Spencer  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  605 
Washington 

SPENCE&  J  C,  (The  Wonder)  feathers 
and  artificial  flowers,  1024  Market 

Spencer  0  H,  attorney-at-law,  408 
California 

Spengemann  Charles,  saloon,  12  O'Far- 
rell 

SPERANZA  ADELINE,  music  teach- 
er, 104  Kearnv 

SPERANZA  SIONOR  D,  Italian  mu- 
sical Institute  of  San  Francisco,  104 
Kearny 

Sperl  Charles  (Kaientz  ft  Sperl),  444  3d 

Sperling  F,  1st  vice  pres  Grand  Loilge 
Independent  Order  B'nai  B'riths  San 
Francisco 

Sperling  M  E  ft  Co  (M  E  Sperling),  309 
California 

Sperry  Austin  (Sperry  ft  Co),  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Sperry  ft  Co  (Austin  ft  S  W  Sperry), 
millers  and  commission  men  hants, 
proprs  Sperrys'  Flouring  Mills,  Stock- 
ton, 22  California 

Sperry  J  W  (Hogg  ft  Sperry),  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Sperry  S  W  (Sperry  ft  Co),  22  California 

Speyer  Jacob  W  (Philip,  Speyer  ft  Co), 
425  California 

Speyer  Morris,  insurance  agt,  307  Cali- 
fornia 

Speyer  Phillip  ft  Co  (Morris  and  Jacob 
W  Speyer),  insurance  agts,  13  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

Spiegel  Capt  C  (California  Yeagers), 
620  Bush 

SPIEGEL  CAPT  CHRIS  (Spiegel  & 

Schweizer),  31*2  Post 

SPIEGEL  ft  SCHWEIZER   (Chris 

Spiegel  and  Fred  Schweizer),  saloon, 
312  Post 
Spiers     James     (Hinckley,     Spiers    ft 

Hayes),  220  Fremont 
Spiesz  Jos,  bootmaker,  634  Pacific 
Spiller  F  F,  attorney-at-law,  622  Clay 
Spinetti    Antonio,     attorney   and    col- 
lector, 704  Montgomery 
SPINK  ft  SONS  (Samuel  P,  James  A, 
and  Samuel   P  Jr),  gold  and    silver 
plaiters,  7  4th 


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11  Kearny 
Spinney  Geo  R,  minins  aec,  310  Pine 
"Spirit  of  the  Tiine8,'^621  Sanaome 
"Spiritual  Reaaoner,"  114  Geary 
Spiritualiat  Library,  Ixora  Hall  (1,000 
volumea),  open  Sundays  10  a  h  to  10 
p  M 
Spiro  M  &  Co,  watches  and  jewelry,  18 

Kearny 
Spiro  Morris  (M  Spiro  &  Co),  18  Kearny 
Spiro     Rudolph,     oyster    house,    808 

Kearny 
Spiteri  Bros,  game  and  poultry,  4  Clay 

Street  Market 
Spitz  Mme  Bertha,  hair  work  and  per- 
fumery, 328  Kearny 
Sulivan  J,  .tailor,  5U6i  Bush 
SPLIVALO  AUGUSTUS  D,   attor- 
ney-at-law,   72  and  73  Montgomery 
Block 
Splivalo  C  R   (C  R  Splivalo  &  Co  and 

Splivalo  k  Forman),  415  Battery 
SPLIVALO  C  R  &  CO  (C  R  Splivalo 
and  R  S   Polastri),  proprietors  Cali- 
fornia Italian  Paste  Co,  415  Battery 
SPLIVALO  &  FORMAir.  proprietors 

Yosemite  Flour  Mills,  415  Battery 
Spofford  J  L,  boatbuilder,  413  Main 
Spofford  M  L,  shipjoiner,  413  Main 
Sportorno  John  B,  poultry,  47  and  48 

California  Market 
Sportman's    Club    of    California,    Wm 

Stuart  sec,  320  Sansome 
Sposito  J  &  Co  (J  Sposito),  fish,  101  and 

102  California  Market    ' 
SPOTTS  A  T.  president  and  general 
manager  California  Refrigerator  and 
Pork  Packing  Co,  727-731  4th 
SPOTTS  T  T,  secretary  California  Re- 
frigerator and  Pork  Packing  Co,  727- 
731  4th 
Spray  G  C,  collector,  511   Montgomery 
Spreokels  Adolph  B  (John  D  Spreckefs 
&  Bros),  and  sec  California  Sugar  Re- 
finery, 327  Market 
Spreckels  C  A  (J  D  Spreckels  &  Co), 

327  Market 
Si>reckels  Claus  (J  D  Spreckels  &  Bros), 
cind  pres    California  Sugar   Refinery 
and  Hawaiian  Commercial  Sugar  Co, 
327  Market 
Spreckels  J  D  (J  D  Spieckels  &  Co),  327 

Market 
Spreckels  J  D  &  Co  (Claus,  J  D,  A  B 
and  C  A   Spreckels),  Hawaiian  Com- 
mercial Sugar  Co,  327  Market 
Spreckel's  New  Sugar  Refinery,  A   B 

Spreckels  sec,  Potrero 
Spring    Creek    Ditch     Mining    Co,    A 

Halsey  sec,  328  Montgomery 
Spring  Dale    Water  Co,  Thos  A  Thorn- 
sen  agt,  271  East 
Spring  F  S,  raaX  estate,  705  Sanaome 


Spring  G  W,  Pioneer  Fruit  Store,  803 
4th 

Spring  J  R,  real  estate,  705  Sanaome 

SPBnfO  MENZO,  artificial  limba,  9 
Geary 

Spring  Valley  Grammar  School,  cor 
Broadway  and  Polk 

Spring  Valliiy  Hall,  Green 

Spring  Valley  School,  Union  nr  Frank- 
lin 

Spring  Valley  Water  Works,  Chas  Webb 
Howard  pres,  516  California 

Springer  A,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1623 
Polk 

Sprin  er  Henry  L,  barber,  358  4th 

Springer  Jason  (Juson  Springer  &  Co), 
SE  cor  Spear  and  Mission 

Springer  Jason  &  Co  (Jason  Springer 
and  Warren  H  Salsbury),  doors,  win- 
dows and  blinds,  SE  cor  Spear  and 
Mission 

SPRINGER  W  H,  groceries,  north- 
west corner  17  th  and  Dolores 

Springfield  Fire  Marine  Insurance  Co 
(Massachusetts),  Jacobs  &  Eaaton 
general  agts,  216  Sansome 

Springsteen  W  S,  pliysi>:ian,  room  5, 
652  Market 

Sprott  Maggie,  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School 

Sproul  Andrew  (Sproul  &  Krill),  60 
California  Market 

Sproul  &  Krill  (Andrew  Sproul  and 
Henry  Krill),  oyster  saloon,  60  Cali- 
fornia Market 

Spruance  John  (Spruance,  Stanley  k 
Co),  410  Front 

SPRUANCE.  STANLEY  &  CO 

(John  Spruance  and  Samuel  L  Stan- 
ley), wholesale  liquors,  410  Front 

Squaglia  Octavia,  tailor,  302  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Sresovich  Luke  G  k  Co,  coniuiisaiou 
fruits,  etc,  505  and  507  Sansnnie 

Sroufe  John  (Sroufe  k  McCrunj),  210 
Market 

Sroufe  k  McCriim  (John  Sroufe  and 
Hugh  McCrum ),  wholesale  li(|Uors,  208 
and  210  Market 

Staacke  George  (Thomas  Bell  &  Co),  305 
Sansome 

Staake  Ernest,  notions  315  3d 

Staats  1  F,  groceries,  !)55  Harrison 

Stack  J  M,  boarding-house,  1831  Mis- 
sion 

Stack  John  (Stack  k  Lacombe),  639 
Market 

Stack  &  LacomlM3  (John  Stack  and  Geo 
Lacombe),  hatters,  630  Market 

Stack  Richard,  bakery,  466  Gtb 

Stack  T  J  (G  W  Clark  k  Co),  64a  Mar- 
ket 

Stacom  Maria  J,  millinery,  141  Post 

Stad  Geo  (Davis  k  Co),  344  3d 


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St«den  ~^   '     ''on,  srooeriea,  SW  ooraer 

Steuo! ..  auJL  Misiion 
Studtfeld  J  Jr,  mining  see,  419  California 
Stautfeld  WmC  (Liudaoherft  8tadtfeld), 

34  Montgomery 
STABTMULLER  F  D  (Walter,  Schil- 

liuu  &  Co),   northwest  comer  Fine 

and  Battery 
Staengel  Ebeihart,  onfeotionery,  1432 

Pacitio 
Statfelbaeh  Edward, liquors.  108  Steuart 
STAFFORD  WILLIAM  D,  manager 

Great  Western  Mutunl  Aid  Associa- 
tion, room  9,  841  Market 
Stafford  Wm  F,  attorney-at-law,   420 

Mnntgome  y 
STAHL  EDW   (Stahl  ft  Maaok).  305 

and  3U7  Stockton 
Stthl  Henry  N,  saloon,  506  Washing- 

STAHL  ft  M/IACK  (Gdw  Stahl  and 
Ernest  Maack),  liroprieton  Winter 
Garden,  805  and  307  Stockton 

Stable  John,  propr  Rusi  House,  baths 
and  barber  shop,  217  Montgomery 

Stalile  Henry  W,  Occidental  Hotel, 
barber  sh<*p,  238  Bush 

STAHMANH  MRS   SOPHIE,  sta- 

tiouery  and  sohnul  books,  branch  bak- 

erv,  722  Lombard 
StaibC,  bootmaker,  932  Folsom 
Staley  Mrs  R  V,  medium,  220  O'Far- 

rell 
St  illard  J  H,  physician,  632  Sutter 
Stambuugh  8  8,  physician,  659  Clay 
8t  inper  Mrs  F,  mattrestiea  and  bedding, 

37  2d 
Standard  Box  Co,  J  L  Merguire  propr, 

SW  cor  Bryant  and  5th 
Standard  Building  and    Loan  Associa- 
tion, B'nai  K'ril'i  Hall.  121  Ed<ly 
Standard    Express,    Herman    Druuker 

mgr,  1  Commercial 
Standard   Gold    Mining    Co,    W^illiam 

Wiliia  sec,  room  2  »,  IW.)  Montgomery 
STANDARD  INSURANCE  CO  Oi" 

LONDON,  Brown,  Crai.;  &  Co  gen- 
eral agents,  W  8  Davisi  city  agent, 
215  S  lusoniti 

Standard  Marine  Insurance  Co  (limited) 
of  Liverpool,  W  J  Calliaghara  general 
agt,  218  Saniioine 

Standard  Oil  Co,  E  ATilford  mgr,  ware- 
house King  bet  2d  a.i  1  3d,  office  12;{ 
California 

Standard  Packing  Co,  Schammel,  Rey- 
nolds &  Co  pr.>[»ra,  factory  41il-4Ut 
Chestnut,  offic  !  liO  Front 

Stundanl  Shin  Manufactory,  cor  Gough 
and  Grove 

Standard  Soap  Company,  R  P  1'homas 
proR,  .T  J  Apple.;ute  sec,  204  Sacra- 
mento 

Standard  Sugar  BeKnery,  16  Front 


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Stanford  Hotel,  C  H  Lehrke  propr, 
618  and  620  4th 

Stanford  J  B  (O  W  Clark  ft  Co),  646 
Market 

STANFORD  LELAND,  president  C 
P  R  R,  northeast  corner  4th  and 
Townsend 

Staniforth  Mrs  Julia,  liquors,  NW  cor 
3d  and  Kinif 

Staniels  W  (Herman  Hoger  ft  Co),  1317 
Pine 

Stanley  Mrs  Amelia,  news  dealer,  4  7th 

Stanley  ChasT,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  S  W  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Commercial 

Stanley  D  S  ft  Co,  book  and  job  printers, 
543  Clay 

Stanley  M  J  ft  Co  (M  J  and  J  G  Stan- 
ley), baskets,  865  Market 

Stanley  Samuel  L  (Spruance,  Stanley  ft 
Co),  410  Front 

Stanley  Wm  H,  dentist,  115  Kearny 

Stanly  John  A,  attorney-at-law,  604 
Clay 

Stanly,  Stoney  ft  Hayes  (.Tohn  A  Stanly, 
Thos  P  Stoney  and  Geo  R  B  Hayes), 
attorneys-at-law,  604  Clay 

Stanton  A  P,  mgr  Argonaut  Publishing 
Co,  522  California 

Stan  wood  H  C,  agt  Calif  <mia  Fast 
Frei  ht  Line.  2  New  Montgomery 

Stapelfeldt  Wm,  groceries,  N£  cor 
Waller  and  Fillmore 

S'aptf  Win,  liquors,  116  Dupont 

STAPLES  D  J,  president  IlHreraan's 
Fund  Insurance  Co  of  California, 
southwest  comer  California  and  San- 
some 

Staples  J  W,  insurance  adjustnr,  316 
California 

Star  Brewery  and  Malt  House,  Roraner 
Bros,  SK  cor  11th  and  Folxom 

STAR  FIRE  INSURANCE  C(»  (of 

Mew  York),  Brown,  Cr<iig  ft  Co  gen- 
eral agents,  W  S  Davis  city  agent, 
215  Sansome 

Star  Mining  Co,  Wm  Stuart  sec,  320 
Sansome 

Star  Shirt  Co,  1 13  Sansome 

STARBIRO  A  W  (Starbird  ft  Gold- 
aton.),  101-107  Mnrkeft 

STARBIRD  ft  QOLDSTONE  (A  W 

8t<rbtrd,    J    B  G'lldatone    and   S    B 

Ly  Ml),  lumber  and  building  materials, 

101-107  Market 

Starck  John,  b  .tcher,  501  Ellis 

Stark  Luke,  Bay  View  Market,  529  1st 

Stark  we. ither   L  S,  lodging-house,   930 

Market 
Starr  A  D  (St^irr  ft  Co),  16  California 
Starr  Alfred  B  (Starr  ft  Co),  16  Califor- 
nia 
Starr  A  M  (Starr  ft  Mathison),  Berry 
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Starr  A  W  (Starr  &  Co),  16  California 
Starr  &  Co  (A  D,  A  W  and  Alfred  B 

Starr),  shippine  and  oommiHion  mer- 

ohanta    and    flonr    milla,    16    Cali- 
fornia 
Starr  Geo  R  (Geo  R  Starr  &  Co),   308 

aud  310  Washington 
Starr  Geo  R  4  Co  (H  O  Link  and  G  R 

Starr),    commis'iion    merchanta,   308 

and  310  Waahington 
Starr  Kin^  Primary  School,  cor  Bryant 

and  6th 
Starr  &  Mathison  (A  M  Starr  and  Thoa 

Mathison),    ameltora.  Berry  bet  4th 

and  5th 
STASB  WM    M.   Occidental   Ware- 

houae,  corner  Ist  and  Townaend 
Staraon  J,  chiropodiat,  11  and  13  Du- 
_pont 

STASSB   MRS   MABTHA,    coffee 

houae,  806  Miaaion 
STATE   BOARD   OF    IMMIORA- 
TION  FOR  OREOOH  AND  WASH- 
nrOTON   TERRITORY.  John  E 
Shephard  commiaaioner,  501  Battery 

STATE  nrVESTHENT  AND  IN- 
SURANCE 00  (The),  C  H  Cuahing 
aecretary,  218  and  220  Sanaome,  aee 
The  >State  Inveatment  Inaurance  Co 

State  Priaon  Director,  Dr  W  FMcNutt, 
410  Kearny 

State  Univeraity  Land  Office  Depart- 
ment, 310  Pine 

STATHAM  WM  &  CO.  piano  manu- 
facturera,  765  Miaaiuu 

"Statiatician"  (annual),  L  P  McCarty 
publisher,  414  Clay 

Staub  Henry,  druggiat,  SW  cor  Sutter 
and  Larkin 

Stand  J  N  and  Frank,  wood  and  coal, 
211  Mason 

Staude  J  (Mans  &  Staude),  815  Pacific 

STEAM  CANDT  FACTORY.  Roths- 
child ft  £hrenpfort,  118  Front 

Steamship  Lines,  located  at  C  P  R  R 
Ticket  Office,  foot  of  Market  street, 
Inman,  National,  White  Star,  Allen, 
Anchor,  State,  Guion,  Hamburg, 
North  German  Lloyd,  American, 
Generate  Trans-Atlantique  aud  Red 
Star 

Steam  Soda  Works,  P  G  Somps  propr, 
259  and  26 1  Clementina 

Stearns  Mrs  £,  millinery.  538  16th 

STEARNS   FREDERICK  &     CO. 

manufacturing  pharmaciuts,  26   New 

Montgomery 
Stearns  ft  Smith  (0  6  Smith  and   Wm 

U    Stearns),   commission  merchants, 

423  Front 
Stearns  Wm  H  (Stearns  ft  Smith),  423 

Front 
Stebbins    Rev    Horatio,     pastor  First 

Unitarian  Church,  res  1609  Larkin 


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Steber  J  0,  machinist  and  engineer,  316 
Mission 

Steele  0    H,  physician,  2318   Mission 

Steele  E  L  G  (C  Adolphe  Low  ft  Co), 
208  California 

Steele  Jas  B,  bootmaker,  1109  Sutter 

Steele  James  G  ft  Co  (Jas  G  Steele), 
druggists,  635  Market 

Steele  Mrs  J  B,  shirt  factory,  224  Mont- 
gomery 

Steele  S  fi  ( J  B.Wooster  ft  Co),  218  and 
220  Front 

Steele  Wm  A  (Fechheimer  ft  Steele), 
office  109  Battery 

ST^EN  E  T>  pumps  and  blocks, 
Mission 

Steen  H  W  (Steen,.  Simon  ft  Co), 
Paria 

STEEN  JOHN,  dyer,  929  Folaom 

Steen  J  (L  Jaffe  ft  Co),  244  Sutter 

Steen  J  (Jaffe  ft  Co),  656  Howard 

Stoere  ft  Colby  (Thomas  Steere  and  H  H 
Colby),  East  Oakland  and  Milla  Sem- 
inary Expresa,  331  East 

Steere  Thomas  (Steere  ft  Colby),  331 
East 

Steers  Henry,  saloon,  451  1st 

Steffani  Henry  (Sartor  ft  Steffani),  1107 
Dupont 

STEFFENSD.  grocer,  138  3d 

Steffena  Diedrich  (Steffen'^  ft  Reineoke), 
SE  cor  Folaom  and  M     a 

Steffena  John,  meat  market,  114  1st 

Steffens  ft  Reinecke  (Diedrich  Steffens 
and  Frederick  H  Reinecke),  groceries, 
SE  cor  Folsom  and  Main 

Stege  Henry,  saloon,  426  Broadway 

Steiger  Chas  R  (Steiger  ft  Kerr),  137  1st 

STEEOER  ft  KER&  (Chas  R  Steiger 
aud  Jas  W  Kerr),  proprietors  Occi- 
dental Foundry,  137  1st 

STEIL  HENRY,  merchant  tailor,  621 
and  623  Market,  under  Palace   Hotel 

Steimke  Bros  (Fredrick  and  John 
Steimke),  groceries,  2064  Union 

Steimke  Fredrick  (Steimke  Bros),  2064 
Union 

Steimke  J  (Steimke  Bros),  2064  Union 

STEIN  AARON,  stationery  and  pur- 
chasing agent   Wells,    Fargo  ft   Co's 
Express,    northeast  corner    Sansome 
id  Pine 

Stein  Bros  (E  H  and  Henry  Stein),  tan- 
nery. Serpentine  ave  bet  Howard  and 
Shotwell 

Stein  Chas  W,  carriage  trimmer,  265 
Stevenson 

Stein  George  A,  bootmaker,  3  Wash- 
ington 

Stein  H,  hairdresser,  604  Montgomery 

Stein  H  L  (Stein,  Simon  ft  Co),  585 
Market     

STEIN  JOHN,  dyeing  and  scouring, 
92tf  Folsom 


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Stein  Morrii,  crockery,  214  Pacific 
Stein  N  (Heineman  &  Stein).  908  Larkin 
Stein  Robert,  bakery,  1137  Folaom 
Stein  R,  baker,  533  4th 
Stein,  Simon  &  Co  (H  Hoffmann,  H  L 
Simon,  L  Amatein,  San  Franciaco,  and 
Sylvain  Weill,  New  York,  and  H  W 
Stein,  Paris),  cloths  and  tailors'  trim- 
mings, 585-589  Market 

STEIHBACH  HENRY,  saloon,  819 

Keamv 
Steinbacn   John  A,   watchmaker,   517 

Montgomery 
Steinber^er  A  (Triest  &  Co\  res  New 

York 
Steinberger  &  Kaliaher,  commission  and 

insurance,  24  Sansome 
Steine  Morris,  tailoring,  6^  Washington 
Steinegger  Robert  A,  saloon,  220  Dupont 
Steiner  Sl  Oamma  (Joseph   ^-teiner  and 

Antonia  Gamma),  Helvetia  Hotel,  431 

Pine 
Steiner  H,  pres  Byron  Club,  207  Fhelan 

Block,  806  Market 
Steiner  J  (Steiner  &  Oamma),   431   and 

433  Pine 
Steiner,  Klauber  ft  Co  (Saml  Steiner,  A 

Klauber  and  S   Levi),   general   mdse, 

San  Diego,  office  206  Front 
Steiner  Nicholas,  liquors,  311  Bush 
Steiner  Sam  (Steiner,   Klauber  k  Co), 

206  Front 
Steiner  T  (Kohlberg  &  Co),  143  Post 
Steinfels  Charles,    meat  market,    1701 

Ltiavenworth 
Steinh^en  P  &   Co   (Paul   Steinhagen 

and  E  A  Minaker),  402  Davis 
STEINHAET    IGNATZ.  manager 

Anglo-Califomian    Bank,     northeast 

corner  Sansome  and  Pine 
Steinhart  Israel  ( W  ft  I  Steinhart  ft  <^o), 

res  New  York 

STEINHART  W  ft  I  ft  CO  (Wm 

stem  hart,  C  Adler,  Israel  Steinhart 
and  Wm  Scholle),  manufacturers  and 
importers  clothing  and  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,  3  and  5  Battery,  and  Stein- 
hart, Adler  ft  Co,  New  \  ork 

Steinhart  Wm  (W  ft  I  Steinhart  ft  Co), 
3  and  5  Buttery 

Steinhart  W,  treaa  California  Immi- 
grant Association,  10  California 

Steinhoff  H,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  W 
cor  Dupont  and  Bush 

Stemkamp  B  C  (C  F  ft  B  C  Stein- 
kamp),  SE  cor  Battery  and  Sacra- 
me  ito  and  saloon,  420  Clay 

Steinkamp  C  F  (C  F  ft  B  C  Stein- 
kamp),  SE  cor  Battery  and  Sacra- 
mento 

Steinkamp  C  F  ft  B  C,  saloon,  SE  cor 
Battery  and  Sacramento 

Steinmetz  Charles  H,  watchmaker,  109 
Montgomery 


Steins  Robert,  bakery,  1137  Folsom 
Stains  Theresa,  bakery,  819  Broadway 
Stelling  ft    Bro  (Henry    and   William 

Stelhng),  butchers,  2766  Mission 
Stelling  F  J  (Stelling  ft  Siebe),  166  and 

167  2d 
Stelling    Oeorgo,    groceries,    NW    cor 

Francisco  aud  Stockton 
Stelling    Henry  (Stelling  ft  Bro),  2766 

Mission 
Stelling  ft  Siebe  (F  J  Stelling  and  A 

Siebe),  Howard  Market,  165  and  167 

2d 
Stelling  Wm   (Stelling    ft  Bro),    2766 

Mission 
Stolljes  H  (H  Ranken  ft  Co),  200  4th 
Stellman  F  (M  Detels  ft  Co),  8  Sacra- 
mento 
Stemmler  Fred,  upholsterer,  1713  Mar- 
ket 
Stender  Herman,  artist,  126  Kearny 
Stenhouse  Mrs  Fannie,  dressmaker,  814 

Geary 
Stephan  John  G,  butcher,  1  and  2  Cali- 
fornia Market  ' 
Stephens  Alfred  (Stephens  ft  Dugan), 

42  6th 
Stephens  ft  Co  (Saul  and  William  R 

Stephens),    fish    dealers,    33    Centre 

Market 
STEPHENS  ft  DXrOAN  (P  Stephens 

and  V  F  Dugan),  buots  and  shoes,  42 

6th 
Stephens  ft  Dugan  (Alfred  Stephens  and 

BernartI  F  Dugan),  boots  and  shoes, 

42  6th 
Stephens  Henry,  groceries,  cor  24th  and 

Noe    

STEPHENS  MRS  M  J.  sec  Womens' 

Protective  League,  218  Post 
Stephens  P  (Stephens  ft  Dugan),  boots 

aud  shoes,  42  6th 
Stephens  Samuel  (Stephens  ft  Co),  33 

Centre  Market 
STEPHENS     THOMAS,     proprietor 

Walnut  Villa,  fin  -  wines,  liquors  and 

cigars,  corner  California  and  Waluut 
Stephens  Wm  R   (Stephens  ft  Co),  33 

Centre  Market 
Stephenson  Robert,  coal  and  wood,  142 

Minna 
Stephenson  see  also  Stevenson 
Sterling  Mrs  Mary,  restaurant,  236  3d 
Stelling  Mining  Co,  W  H  Allen  sec,  306 

Pine 
STERETT  B  F>  book  and  job  printer, 

532  Clay,  facing  Leidesdorff 
Stern  David,  lodging-house,  148  6th 
STERN  HJBNRT.    manager  Nucleus 

House,  coruer  3d  and  Market 
Stern  J,   crockery  and  tinware,   1119 

Folsom 
Stem  Louis,  butcher,  1078  Howard  bet 

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Stem  Philip,  bedding  and  furniture,  218 

6th 
Stern  Mra  S,  dreaamaking,  321  Powell 
Stem  Sigmund,  barber,  801  Kearny 
StfmberK  Morria,  tailor,  7  Spring 
Sterufeld  Bros  &  Co  <Morria  SternfuM, 
S  F,  Adolph  Sterufeld,  N  Y,  Hermann 
Sternfeld,    Parta),   importera   French 
and  American  calfakin,  531)  Miirket 
Stei  nfold  Morria  (Sternfeld  Broa  &  Cu), 

5au  Market 
St'-rnfela  B  H  (Lachman  ft  Sternfela), 

129  Montsonie'  V 
STERNHEIH    SAMUEL    (Wan^en- 
heim,  Sternheiin  tt  C<>),  628  and  530 
Market 
Sterna  Mra  T,  bakery,  819  Broadway 
StetHon  Edward  J   (Stetaoii   Si  Hough- 
ton), attorney-at-law,  315  California 

STETSON  ft  HOUGHTON  (Edward 

CI  Stetaon  and  K  C  Hotiuhton),  attor- 

ne>a-at-Iaw,  315  California 
Stetaon  Jamea  B  (Holbmok,  Merrill  & 

Stetaon),  SE  cor  Market  and  Beale 
Stetaon  John  W  (Fleming  &  Stetaon), 

4.*9  Battery 
Stetaon  W  W,  mining  aec,  room  57,  309 

Mo  tcoinery 
STETTIN  MRS  H.  atamping  and  em- 
broidery, 443  Bu-ni 
Steuart  I,  broker  mdae,  218  California 
Steuart    Street    H<*u8e,    honrdng    and 

lodinng-houae,   Herl)ert  Hunt  propr, 

104  Steuart 
Stevena    A    O,   merchant    tailor,     331 

Kearny 
Stevens  A   K,  aec  Sutter  Street  Bail- 
road 
Stevena,  Baker  &  Co  (L  Stevens  and  J 

Baker),     commiasioii  mernhanta,    202 

Sacramento 
Stevena  G  A  (Finley,  Stevena  &  Co),  331 

Kearny 

STE7ENS  ft  OALLAGHER  (J  H 

Sti^vcua  and  Thoniaa    J   Gi.llagher), 

MOodand  coal,  7'3  Folgum 
Stevena    Geo,    wholeaule    liquor.",    318 

I  ront 
Stevens  George,  aaloon,  SE  cor  Battery 

and  Union 
Stevens  H  H.  dentist,  l<t64  3d 
STEVENS  J  H  I  Stevens  &  Gallagher), 

753  Fo  8om 
•Stevens   L  (Stevena,  Baker  &   Co),  202 

Sacramento 
Stevens  M  V,  groceriea,  1500  Fol^oin 
•Mevena  W   E,   a^t  Calitornia  Pottery 

and  Terra  Cotta  C<>,  cor  Market  and 

Larkin,  opp  ytli 
STEVENS    WILLIAM   W    ((George 

Ball  ft  Uo),  31  M  .rket 


Stevenaon  A  M,  shipping  and  commia- 
aion  merchants,  214  C  lifomia 

Stevenaon  Building,  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  California 

Stevenaon  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  115 
Kearny 

Stevenson  J  D,  United  States  Shipping 
C'mmitaion  OtHce,  118  Jqckaon 

Stevena -n  J  J  (Stevenson  ft  Longwill), 
603  Market 

Stevenaon  ft  Longwill  (J  J  Stevenaon 
and  John  Longwill),  druggista,  aun- 
dries,  and  fancy  gooda,  603  Market 

Stevenson  Robert,  capitaliat,  331  M^nt- 
gomt-ry 

Stevenson  Wm  W,  shoemaker,  25  Steu- 
art 

Stevenson,  see  also  Stephenson 

Stewart  ft  Buckley  (Thomas  Stewart 
and  Danii-1  Buckley),  commission  mer- 
chants, 5l3San8'  me 

Stewart  Charles  S.  lieutenant  colonel 
U  S  Engineers  USA,  and  president 
Board  of  Fortifications  Pacino  Coast, 
533  Ke  rny 

Stewart  David,  livery  stable,  134  7th 

Stewart  Frank,  jewelry,  2940  16th 

Stewart  George,  real  estate  and  'bus 
agt,  644  Market 

Stewart  G  W,  supt  California  and  Ne- 
vada Ice  Co,  356  1'ehama 

Stewart  Henry,  nursery.  Post  bet  Devi- 
sndcro  and  Broderick 

STEWART  ft  HERRIN  (William  M 

Stewart  and   Win  F  Herrin),  attor- 
ney a-at-law,  310  F  ne 
Stewart  I,  mdae  broker.  218  California 
STEWART  JAMES,  restaurant,  214 

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Stewart  James  (O'Neill  ft  Stewart),  875 

Mirkct 
Stewart  Thomas  (Stewart  ft  Buckley), 

513  SauNome 
Stewart   W  E,  restaurant,  cor  Railroad 

ave  and  N 
Stewart  W  J,  8«'c  Excelsior  Water  and 

Mining  Co,  215  Saiiaonie 
STEWART  WM  M  (Stewart  ft  Her- 
rin), atorn-y-i.t-lav*,  310  Fine 
Steyiaars  Chas  (Steylaars  ft  KosHi),  NE 

cor  I>npont  and  Montgomery  ave  and 

cor  lilth  and  Misiinn 
Steyiaars  ft  Rossi  (I'has  Steyiaars  and 

I'  C  Rostii),   drng^iHts,    NE  cr  Ihi- 

pont  and   Mont  ornery   ave  and   NE 

cor  l*Jth  and  Mission 
StielieiH  Daniel  (Oppenheim  ft  Stiebers), 

12  6th 
Stiefel  L  (Schwietzer,  Sachs  ft  Co),   res 

New  York 
Stier  Ernest,  °  harness  and  saddles,  650 

4th 
Stievlcr   Jacob,    biota  and  shoes,  212 

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Still  A  P  (MountMn  Ice  Co),  S54  and 

S66  MiMion 
STILL    MBS  E  P  (Foster  &  Still), 

18U-101  16th 
Stillmanu    Alfred    (Jennings   k    Still- 

mann),  317  California 
Stintsen  Mias  E  8,  principal  Harrison 

Street  School,  810  and  812  Harrison 
Stitt  James,  bakery,  300  Minua 
Stitt  Robert,  carriage  mfr,  175  Jessie 
Stivers  Chaa  A,  physician,  640  Wash- 
ington 
Stivers  Henry  F,  lumber  i  nspeotor,  104 

Market 
"Stock  Report"  (daily).  Bunker  Sc  Heii- 

ter  publishers,  238  Montgomery 

STOCK  REPORT  PUMISHU^O  CO, 

Wm  M  Bunker  and  Amoi*  C  Hiester 

Sablishers  "Stock  Report,"  238 
[onttfomery 

Stocker  lK)uis,  liquors,  444  5th 

Stockmall  August,  pleating,  room  9, 
841  Market 

Stockkoda  Sylvester,  fruits.  Opera 
House  Market 

STOCKTON  E  A,  woodworker,  propr 
Novelty  Wood  Works,  3d  floor,  411 
Mission 

Stockton  Gaslight  Co,  Joseph  G  East- 
land prea,  Alfred  T  Eastland  sec,  604 
Commercial 

STOCKTON  STREET  HOUSE.    H 

Wm  Weiss  &  Co,  21  r*  Stockton 

Stockwell  &  Co  (J  H  Stockwe<l  &  W  T 
Bagaett),  propr  "Daily  Law  Journal," 
638Montgomery 

Stockwell  .IH  (Stockwell  &  Co),  538 
Montgomery 

Stockwitz  Morris,  clothing,  250  4th 

STODDART  A  C,  M  D.  406  Mason  cor- 
ner Geary  and  231  Po«it 

STODBART  BROS,  tlruggists,  John 
Stoddart  proprietor,  400  Geary  comer 
Mason,  and  London,  Ontario 

Stoeten  Mrs  Anna  C,  lodging-house, 
5  Market  and  279  East 

Stoetzer  Ed,  propr  Thoroughfare  Ho- 
tel, cor  5th  and  Bryant 

Stoeven  Thios,  groceries,  1627  Powell 

Stoever  Henry,  groceries,  2742  (new 
number)  16th 

Stoever  Henry,  liquors,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  16th 

Stofeu  Mrs  Herman  W,  coffee  house, 
lUMth 

Stohlmann  Wm,  bakery,  337  Turk 

Stolte  Fernaiid  (Hotherman  ft  Stoltc), 
4th  bet  Townscud  and  King 

Stolz  A  (Stolz  &  Weidenreich),  202 
Bush 

Stolz  Chas  (Stolz  k  Hoenes)  1 103  Fol- 
som 


Stolz  ft  Hoenes  (Chas  Stolz  and  Louia 
W  Hoenes),  butchers,  1103  Folsom 

Stolz  P  J,  butcher,  126  11th 

Stolz  ft  Weidenreich  (A  Stblz  and  S 
Weidenreich),  shirt  mfrs,  202  Bush 

Stolzenwald  Henry  F,  dyer,  1148  Fol- 
som 

Stone  Appleton  W,  captain  of  the  City 
Prison,  Old  City  Hall 

Stone  C  B  (Searles  ft  Stone),  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Stone  Chas  L,  liquors,  2131  Mission 

STONE  EDWABD  F.  secretary  San 
Joaquin  and  Sierra  Nevada  Railroad 
Company,  306  Pine 

Stone  F  F,  insurance  agt,   200  Sansome 

Stone  F  M  (Flint  ft  Stone),  attomey-at- 
law,  216  Sansome 

Stone  F  N,  horsenhoer,  2  Everett 

Stone  Geo  A,  barber,  104  9th 

Stone  H  S,  mining  operator,  230  Mont- 
gomery 

Stone  I,  milkman,  35  Eddy 

Stone  K  L,  dry  goods,  1211  Stockton 

Stone  Manoel,  propr  "A  Voz  Portugue- 
za"  (semi-weekly),  734  Montgomery 

Stone  Morris,  second-hand  clothing,  157 
3d 

Stone  N  J  (Reber  ft  Stone),  241  3d 

Stone  R,  mfr  harness  and  saddlery 
warea,  422  and  424  Battery 

Stone  William,  groceries,  2029  Paciflc 

Stonehill  ft  Brown  (E  B  Stonehill  and 
John  K  Brown),  attomeys-at-law,  408 
California 

Stonehill  E  B  (Stonehill  ft  Brown),  408 
California 

Stoneman  Geo,  railroad  commissioner, 
third  district,  320  Sausomo 

Stonesifer  C  A,  attorney-at-law,  306 
Pine 

Stoney  T  P,  attorney-at-law,  604  Clay 

Stoppelkamo  A  H,  groceries,  SE  cor 
Union  ana  Stockton 

Stork  Jacob  (Stork  ft  Ligon),  445  Budh 

STOBKftllOON  (Jacob  Stork  and 
Leopold  Ligon),  French  restaurant, 
445  Bush 

Storrer  l-ilward,  physician,  400  Tyler 

STOBT  CHARLES  R.secretary  Home 
Mutual  Insurance  Company,  406  Cal- 
ifornia 

Story  Goo 'A  (Merten,  Moffitt  ft  Co), 
318  and  320  Clay 

Stout  Arthur  B,  physician,  1  Hopeton 
Terrace  off  Waaiiiiigton 

Stoutenburgh  I  A,  stoves  and  tinware, 
117  Washington 

Stovesiind  William,  groceries,  413  Jones 

STOW  MRS  J  W.  publisher  of  "Wo- 
man's Herald  of  Industry,"  304 
Stockton 

Stow  W  W,  attorney-at-law,  408  Cali- 
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Stowell  Wm  H,  radse  broker,  3  Pine 

STRAHLE  JACOB  ft  CO  (Ferdinand 

de  St  Germain),  billiard  table  manu- 

facturera  and  dealers  in  fancy  wood, 

633  Market 

Stransburger  A  (Kahn.  Brod  &  Co),  335 

Bush 
Strassburger  I,  real    estate,   436  Cali- 
fornia 
Strassman  M,  physician,  206^  Post 
Sti'rttton  FreJeri<;k   pS,  attorney -at -law, 

room  76,  30!)  Montgomery 
Strntton   John    S,    house   raising,   854 

Harrison 
Straub    Fred,    upholsterer,    1909  Mis- 
sion 
STRAUfi  OUSTAV,   bootmaker,  403 

Sutter 
Straub  &   Husing    (John    Straub   and 
Frederick  Husing),   merchant  tailor, 
317  Hayes 
Straub  John  (Straub    &  Husing),  317 

Hayes 
Straub  Joseph,  liquors,  25  6th 
Straub  Michael  (Dix  &  Straub),  NE  cor 

Fillmore  and  Filbert 
Strauch  John  O,  propr  Gibb's  Bonded 
Warehouse,     SW    cor    Vallejo    and 
Front 
Strand  Franz   (F  &  J  1^  Strand),   211 

Mason 
Strand  John  N  (F  &  J  N  Straud),   211 

Mason 
Straus    A,    watches  and  jewelry,  207 

Montgomery 
Straus  Emanuel  (Gretviebaum,  Helbiug 

&  Co),  232  Montgomery 
Straus    Gastiin,     attorney-at-law,     328 

Montgomery 
Straus  J   (Straus,   Kohustamm  &   C^i. 

102  Battery 
Straus,  Kohustamm  &  Co  [J  Sfcraus,  F< 
Kohnstamm  and  J  Bloom),  wholesale 
crockery,  102  Battery 
Straus  &  l^evy  (M  Straus  and  H  Levy;, 

wholesale  clothing,  22  Sansome 
Straus  M  (Straus  &  Levy),  22  Sausomo 
Straus  M,  ai'tist,  319  California 
Straus  Samuel  J,  broker,  real  estate  and 

money,  316  California 
Strauss  &  Frohman  (M  Strauss  and  H 
Frohman),  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1201- 
1205  Stockton 
Strauss  Jonas  (Levi  Strauss  &   Co),   14 

and  16  Batt«ry 
Strauss   Iicvi  (Levi  Strauss  &,  Co),    14 

and  16  Battery 
Strauss    lievi   &   Co    (Levi   and  Jonas 
Strauss),     importers     and    wholesale 
uealeis  in  foreign  and   domestic  dry 
goods,  14  and  16  Battery 
Strauss  M  (Strauss  &,  Frohman),  1201- 

1205  Stockton 
Strauss  Moses,  shoemaker,  1135  Folsom 


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materials,  northwest  corner 
mento  and  Drumm 

Strecker  Adolph  (Streoker  &  Kern) 
Post 

Strecker  &  Kern  (Wm  Kern  and  Adolph 
Strecker),  barbers,  33  Post 

Street  C  II,  land  oflScer  California  Im- 
migration Association,    10  California 

Street  J  (Coates  &  Street).  200  Market 

Street  Mrs  R  A,  insurance  broker,  34 
Nevada  Block 

STREETEN  JAMES  M,  president 
Llewellyn  ot?ani  Condenser  Manufac- 
turing Co,  330  Pine 

Strehl  Ad.  retail  butcher,  stall  6  Met- 
ropolitan Market,  cor  Mission  and 
New  Montgomery 

Strehl  Chas,  meat  market,  stall  56 
Metropolitan  Market,  cor  Mission  and 
New  Montgomery 

Streib  Julius,  hairdresser,  137  11th 

Streib  Wm,  barber,  8  Merchant's  Ex- 
change 

Stretch  R  H,  surveyor,  420  Montgomery 

Streuber  Gustav,  gunsirith,  628  4th 

f?'jrezichich  Vichento  (Richards  &  Strez- 
ichicii),  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 

Striby  Mrs  L,  music  teacher,  2041  Mis- 
sion 

Striby  William,  piano  tuner,  2041  Mis- 
sion 

Strickland  Miss  M  A,  dressmaker,  606 
Hayes 

STRICKLAND  SIDNEY  L  (W  od  & 

Strickland),  749  Market 
Strobel  J  F,  butcher,  1129  Folsom 

STROBRIDOE  T  W  JR  (M  Cloy- 

burgh  &  Co),  109  Clay 
Stroeeker  H  H  W  (Osmers  &,   Co),   et>r 
Spear  and  Bryant,   NW  cor   Folsom 
and  East  and  cor  1st  and  Brannan 
Strot'lc  Herman  (Horstmeyor  &  Stroele), 

665  Mission 
Strotil  Jacob,  liquors,  6,38  Green 
Strohl  P  (Grauer  A  Htr-M)  -I'JO  Bush 
Strolunaier  Chiirles,  k'  :ery,  418   Bran- 
nan 
Strong  i,  Co,  metallurgical  works,  10 

Stevenson 
Strong  (/olin  G,  physician  and  druggibt, 

21  3d 
Strong  Miss  E,  artist,  728  Montgomery 
Strong  Geo  H  (lAiwey  fi  Co),  252  Mar- 
ket 
Strong  Geo  W,  varieties,  2059  Misaicu 
Strong  N    R   (Morrow  ft  Strong),  115 

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Strossman  M,  physician,  2064  Post 
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Grove  and  Laguua 

Strozyuski  Boleslaw,  boots  and  shoes, 
1004  V'Jancia 

Strozynbtii  Roman,  hairdresser,  374  3d 

Strozytiski  Stanislas,  ladies'  hair  dress- 
er, SW  cor  Powell  and  Ellis 

Struckmann  Bros  (William  and  Henry 
Struck mann),  liquors,  N£  cor  Beale 
and  Folsom 

Struckmauu  Henry  (Struckman  Bros), 
NE  cor  Beale  and  Folsom 

Struckmann  Wm  (Struckmann  Bros), 
NE  cor  Beale  and  Folsom 

Struss  William,  groceries,  NE  corner 
Greenwich  and  Taylor 

Stuart  James  F,  attorney-at-law,  606 
Montgomery 

STUABT  THOMAS,  furniture,  775 
Folsom 

Stuart  Wm,  sec  Star  Mining  Company, 
Oro  Mining  Company,  South  San 
Francisco  Dock  Company,  and  Sports- 
man's  Club  of  San  Francisco,  320  San- 
some 

STUBBS  J  C.  general  freight  agent 
Central  Pacific  Kailrqad,  northeast 
corner  4*h  and  Townsend 

Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Co  of  South  Bend 
Indiana,  A  H  Isham  mgr,  J  A  Bart- 
Ifttt  and  J  A  Masscy  asat  mgrs,  31 
Market 

Studabecker  J  A  (Studaheckcr  <fc  Lou- 
don), 224  Stockton 

Studabecker  &  Loudon  (J  A  Studi>,- 
becker  and  W  M  Ijoudon),  dressmak- 
ers, 224  Stockton 

Studley  B  W,  watchmaker,  24  Post 

Studwick  Jose,  boots  and  shoes,  206  5th 

Stub,  Bros,  butchers,  stalls  52  and  53 
Washington  Market 

Stumpf  B,  propr  Metropolitan  Eaktry, 
226  Pacific 

Stumpf  J,  bootmaker,  1002  Bush 

Stumpf  J,  bootmaker,  501  O'Farrell 

Stumpf  John,  hay  and  grain,  cor  Rail- 
road and  15th  aves 

Sturiza  Nicholas,  chophouso,  226  Bat- 
tery 

Starke  J  W,  cartridge  mfr,  Five-Mile 
House,  Mission  Road 

Sturken  H  (Sturken  &  HoUings),  NW 
cor  3d  and  Brannan 

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Sturla  Antonio  (Antonio  S  Curia  Sc  Co), 

2407  California 
Sturla  Antonio  8c  Co  (Antonio  Sturla 
and  G  Gatto),   wood  and  coal,  2407 
California 
Sturla  G  B,  saloon,  1402  Dupont 
STUEMAN  B,  physician,  101  Dupont 
Sturzenegger  Mrs  M,  liquors,  546  Mis- 
sion 
Suandt    Gustav,  boots    and  shoes,  803 
Jackson 

SUBLETT  &  TRACY  (W  A  Sublett 

and  C  E  Tracy),  dentists,  906  Market 

SUBLETT    DE  W   A    (Sublett  & 

Tracy),  dentist,  906  Market 
Such  &  Co  (F  L  Such  and  John  H  Lick), 

milkmen,  35  Eddy 
Such  F  L  (Such  &  Co),  35  Eddy 
Suckow  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  23  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Sudington  Geo  C,  auctioneer,  22  Mont- 

<^omery 
Su1roi"n  James,  locksmith,  672  Howard 
Suhl  C  F,  wagonmaker  and  blacksmith, 

114  Drumm 
SXJLLAYOIir  S   H,    hairdresser,    1646 

Polk 
Sullivan    Mrs,   ladies'  hairdresser,  514 

Greary 
Sullivan  Mrs,  stamping,  344  Srtter 
Sullivan  D  O,  second-hand  stoves,  316 

Jackson 
Sullivan  Daniel,  fruits  and  produce,  544 

4th 
Sullivan  D  0,  liquors,  20  Commercial 
Sullivan  Daniel  T,  attomeyat-law,  606 

Moctgomery 
Sullivan  &   Don->hue  (Wm  M  Sullivan 

and  Tlios  R  Donohue),   Wiener    Bot- 
tled Beer,  914  Ell-a 
SuUivan  F  J,  attorney-at-law,  310  Pine 
Sullivan  F!or«mce(Keunelly  &  Sullivan), 

1 123  Market 
Sullivan  J  (A  Sohottler  &  Co),  NE  cor 

Mont.;omery  and  \'allejo 
Sullivan  Jas  (Jas  Sullivan  &  Co),  219 

Davis 
Sullivan  Jas  A,  Co  (Jas  Sullivan  and  J 

D  Campbell),  commission  merchants, 

2i9  Davis 
Sullivan  James    F,   phy.sician,   7   Van 

Ness  uve 
Sullivan    J     D,    attorney-at-Iaw,    234 

Montgomery  ave 
Sullivan  J  D,  pres  United  Workingmen's 

Co-operative  Boot  and  Shoe  Co,  4lii 

Market 
Sulli^'an  Jeremiah,  collector,  526  Kearny 
I  Sullivan    J   F,   judge,  Superior  Court, 
I      62S  Montgomery 

SULLIVAN  MRS  JOHAFNA.   gro. 

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Sullivan  Johji,  wood  and  coal,  cor  La- 
fayette and  Natoma 
Sullivan  John  J,  merchant  tailor 
.  Sullivan  M,  bootmaker,  215  Folsom 
Sullivan  Mary,  bakery,  1002  Pacific 
Sullivan  Mrs  Mary,  aaloon,  270  Bran- 
nan 
Sullivan  Matthew  I,    attorney -at-law, 

511  California 
Sullivan  Maurice,   liquors,  657  Wash- 
ington  y 
Sullivan  Michael,  saloon,  33  Pacific 
Sullivan  Michael,  sal^nu,  522  1st 
Sullivan  Michael,  saloon,  68  1st 
Sullivan  M  J,   saloon,   NW  cor  Taylor 

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SUIIJyAN  M  J,  dentist,  30  Post 
Sullivan  M  O,  saloon,  518  Mission 
Sullivan  Nelly  F,  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School 
Sullivan  Nora  G,  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School 
Sullivan    Patrick,    livery     stable,    913 

Folsom 
Sullivan  Patrick,  saloon,  208  Broadway 
Sullivan  Patrick  J,  furrier,  66   Shipley 
Sullivan  P  D,  saloon,  425  Pacific 
Sullivan   Peter,   wood   and    coal,    2622 

Mission 
Sullivan  Peter  J,  real  estate,   601    Cali- 
fornia 
STJXLI VAN  P  J,  practical  upholstarer, 
spring  and  hair  mattresses  made  and 
repaired,  1000  Sutter  c<»rner  Hyde 
Sullivan  Terrance,  boots  and  shoes,  214 

16th 
Sullivan  Thos,  grocer,  1701  Mission 
SUIUVAN  THOMAS,  i)roprietor  Sul- 
livan's Cloak  and  Suit  House,  import- 
ers and  manufacturers  of  ladies'  cloaks 
and  suits,  120  Kearny 
Sullivan    Maj   Thomas  C,    commissary 
subsistence,  Army   Building,    36   anil 
38  New  Montgomery 
Sullivan     Timothy    D,    butcher,    1128 

Folsom 
Sullivan  T  J,  upholsterer,  1000  Sutter 
Sullivan  W  A,  liqaors,  SE  cor   Tehama 

and  6th 
Sullivan  Wm   M  (Sullivan  *  Donohue), 

914  Ellis 
Suliivan  W  M,  bootmaker,   1424  VVash- 
ington 

SULLIVAN  S  CLOAK  A»D  SUIT 

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whoiesHJe  and  rf'r.iil,  120  Ktauiy 
Sulphur  Bank   f^iicksilvoi    .Mining   Co, 

Luiien  KennHiiii  sec,  220  Suusomu 
Suniniorlield   I.,    coal,    NE    cor   Folsom 

ainl  Snear 
Suininerliiiyu  VVm,  photograph   galliiy, 

012  Cluy 
Suiiimertuii  (Jeorge  (Henry    (.'oubrough 
&  Co),  713-719  Sansome 


Summit  Gold  Mining  Co,   W  H  Lent 

sec,  room  62,  309  Montgomery 
Summit  loe  Co,  J  O'B  Gann  set ,   64 

Minna 
Sumner  Mrs  C  A,   lodging-house,   969 

Mission 
Sumner  House,  Mrs  0  A  Sumner  propr, 

969  Mission 
Sumner  WB  &  Co  (W  B  and  P   W 

Sumner),  hides,  leather,  tallow,  wool 

and  skins,  415  Front 
Sundell  F,  unholsterer,  1213  Ptsific 

SUiriNSUBANCE  CO(FIBEAND 
MABINE),  C  L  Taylor  president, 
Edward  E  Potter  secretary,  415  Cali- 
fornia 

SUNLIGHT  GAS   MACHINE  and 

Dieckmann's  patent  fiat  crimp  elbows, 
W'^'olhouse  Bros  manufacturers  for 
Fa(;ific  Coast,  626  and  628  Washing- 
ton 
Superintendent  Inspection  Steam  Ves- 
sels, C  C  Bemis,  U  S  Appraisers' 
Building 
Superintendent  of  Schools,  J  W  Taylor, 

New  City  Hall 
Superintendent  of  Streets,  R  J  Graham, 

New  City  Hall, 
Superior  Shirt   Factory,    Simon   Silber- 

!^tt  in,  r06  Market 
Supreme  Court  of  California,  105  Stock- 
ton 
Surveyor  General,  610  Commercial 
Surveyor,  W  P  Humphreys 
Susmann  Philip^  mgr  Pacific  Jute  Mfg 

Company,  204  Front 
Suss  Abraham,  broker,  304  Montgomery 
Sussmau    S    (M    Ehrman   &   Co),    104 

Front 
Sutcliflfe  James,  bakery,  703  Van  Ness 

ave 
Suter  Mrs  J,  dressmaker,  424  Sutter 
Sutherland  F  E,  attoruey-at-law,   office 

645  Clay 
SutlitV  Henry,  cigars  and    tobacco,    330 

and  H',i'2  Kearny 
Sutni  Adolph,  capitalist.  628  Montgom- 

t'r\   Hldck 
SUtRO  CHARLES  (Sutro  k  Co).  408 

Montjjimiery 
8UTR0  &  CO  (Chiirlfs,  Kmil   and  (Jus- 
tavc  Sutro;,  l)ankers  and  brokers,  40N 
M"ntj;(irnf!r> 
SUTRO  EMlL  (Sutn-  *r'o),  408  Mont- 

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SUTRO  OUfjfTAVE  ('^utro  &  Co).  408 

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proprietor 
Sutter  Street  Railroad,  office  cor  Sutter 

and  Larkin 
Sutticken  Frank,  cigars,  36  6th 
Sutton  C  Jr  (C  Sutton  Jr  &  Co),  32  Cal- 
ifornia 
SUTTON  C  JB  &  CO  (C  Sutton  Jr), 

manufacturers  of  oil  clothing  and  im- 
porters of  rubber  boots,  32  California 
Sutton  Dispatch  Line  from  Xew  York, 

John  Rosenfeld  agt,  202  Sanaome 
Suydam  James  N  (Crocker  &  Suydam), 

322  Montgomery 
Svenkson  &  Blomberg,    lodging-house, 

108  Berry 
SVETINICH  P,  restaurant,  305  6th 
Svilovich  Antonio,  jeweler,  502  3d 
Swain  Mrs  E  A  (Swain  &  Pearson),  636 

Market 
Swain  Edward  R  (Cleaveland&  Swain), 

St  Ann's  Building 
Swain  James,   fruits,  cor    Haight  and 

Fillmore 
Swain  J  H,  lastmaker,  5  Post 
Swain  Josiah  H,  livery  stable,  417  Fol- 

som 
Swain  J  W,   fruits  and  vegetables,  cor 

Haight  and  Fillmoro 
Swain  &  Pearson  (Mrs  A  E   Swain  and 

C  E  Pearson),  bakery  and  restaurant, 

630  Market 
Swain  U  A  &  Co  (R  A  Swain  and  S  H 

Fessenden),   wholesale  crockery,    112 

and  1 14  California 
Swain  U  M,  attorjiey-at-law,  636  Clay 
Swiiiu  K  U,  propr  i^ wain's  Bakery,  213 

Sutter 
Swain  William  '3,  real  estate,    37  Mer- 
chants' IJxeiiinge 
Swain's  Bakery  ai:il  Restaurant,  Mrs  A 

K  S'^ain  propr,  0  E  Pearson  nigr,  636 

Market 
Swamp   Angel    Mining   Company,  320 

Sansumo 
Swan  Wm,  paiiiter,  727  Slarket 
Swan  Beni  H,  physician,   310  Stockton, 

rcH  Oakland 
Swan  Mrs  E,  grocorien,  XE  L;>r  Ijcaven- 

worth  and  Washington 
Swan  Eilward  S,  fruits  and   vegetables, 

21  California  Market 
Swan  F  W,  groceries,  133S  Washington 
Swan  (J  N  &  Co,   box  factory,    111-124 

Spoar 
Swan  •'  S,  sign  painter,  727  Market 

SWANBEBG  CHABLES  0   (Swan 

lK!rg  &  West),  107  California  Market 
SWANBEBO  ft  WEST  (Charles  o 
SwanlhTg  and  IVter  F  West),  whole- 
sale oysters,  107  California  Market 
Swanoy  &  Oriswold  (H  A  Swaney  and 
C  P  (Iriswohi),  confectionery,  123 
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Swaney  H  A  (Swaney  &,  Griswold),  123 
Powell 

Swannack  Daniel,  mgr  Sailor's  Home, 
Harrison  bet  Main  and  Spear 

Swansea  Mining  Company,  320  San- 
some 

Swansey  P  A,  ^oceries,  28  Ritch 

SwantoQ  Mrs  M  F,  milliner,  1217  Stock- 
ton 

Swartz  Kofiinan,  second-hand  clothing, 
317^  3d 

Swayne  Robert  H  (C  A  Edson  &,  Co), 
604  Battery 

Swedish  Church,  Howard  opp  New 
Montgomery 

Swedish  and  Norwegian  Consulate, 
Aug  Berggren  consul,  406  Montgom- 
ery 

Swedish  Society,  71   New   Montgomery 

Sweeney  Miss  Cassie,  teacher  \  alencia 
Primary  School 

Sweeney  E  &  Co,  st'^ck  yaid,  9th  bet 
Folsom  and  Harrison 

Sweeney  John  P  (J  P  Sweeney  &  Co), 
40U  and  41 1  Davis 

Sweeney  John,  marble  works,  1 6  Hayes 

Sweeney  John,  boarding,  206  Steuart 

Sweeney  Nicholas,  tailor,  41  2d 

Sweeney  J  P  &  Co  (James  McCloskey 
and  John  P  Sweeney),  seedsmen,  409 
and  411  Davis 

Sweeney  L  H  (Dodge,  Sweeney  &  Co), 
114  and  116  Market 

Sweeney  C  C  (Sweeney  &  Vance),  623 
California 

Sweeney  Miles  D,  pres  Hibernia 
Savings  and  Loan  Society,  2-6  Mont- 
gomery 

Sweeney  &  Vance  (G  C  Sweeney  and 
R  A  Vaune),  plumbers  and  gastitters, 
623  California 

Sweeny  M,  books  and  stationery,  843 
Market 

Sweeny  Michael,  groceries,  172  Minna 

Sweeny  Miles,  second-hand  books,  843 
Murket 

SWEEPSTAKE    aUABTZ-MILL, 

A  K  Ht'dstone  &  (.\i,  240  Montgomery 

Sweet  H  A,  mining  stockbroker,  331 
MontL'oiiiery 

Swet't  Simon  (Simon  Sweet  &  Co),  221- 
225  Frout 

Sweet  Simon  &  Co  (Simon  Sweet),  com- 
mission merchants  and  wholesale  pro- 
visions, 221-225  Front 

Sweet  F  H  (H  T  Acres  &  Co),  532 
Commercial 

Sweetland  Wm  P,  physician,  406 
Hayes 

Sweetzer  C  H  (Sweetzer  &  Curtis),  267 
East 

Sweetzer  4  Curtis  (C  H  Sweetzer  and  W 
I'  Curtis),  vessel  supplies  and  provis- 
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Swengor  John  L,  aaloon,  505  Davis 
Swifel  Mrs  S  W,  bakery,  8^  Hayes 
Swift  Amasa,  lodging-house,  220  3d 
SWIFT  CHAS  J.  attorney-at-law,  and 

minine  secretary,  306  Pine 
Swift  John  F,  attorney-at-law,  430  Cali- 
fornia 
Swift  M  N,  dressmaking,  108  O'Farrell 
Swift    Patrick    (Uwis   &    Swift),   215 

Spear 
Swift  Wm,  restaurant,  33  O'FarreU 
Swim  David  K,  stockbroker,  314  Mont- 
gomery 
SWISS  HOTEL.  John  Gantner  pro- 
prietor, 627  and  629  Commerciid 
Swiss    Lager  Beer  Brewery  (The),  Ar- 
nold Hensler  propr,  416  Dupont 
Swiss     Lloyd    Marine    Insurance    Co, 
Philip  Speyer  &  Co  agts,  425  Cali- 
fornia 
SWISS     MARINE    INSUBANCE 
COMPANIES  COMBINED,  Harry 
W   Syz  general  agent,   220  and  22i2 
California 
Swiss  Sharp  Shooters,  Capt  P  Bontempi, 

Armory,  620  Bush 
Switser  Mrs  Sarah,  dentist,  1150  Market 
Switser  Mrs  Sarah  A,  dentist,  132  4th 
Switzerland,  Consul  of,  Fr  Berton,  527 

Clay 
Swoboda  S,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  SW 

cor  Polk  and  Pine 
Swordstream  E  J,  groceries,  127  5th 
Swortfiguer  E  F.  attorney-at-law,  606 

Montgomery 
Swuonarton  John  A,  manager  California 

Hosiery  Co,  111  Sansome 
Swyney  Thomas,   attorney-at-law,  409 

California 
Sj'kes  Chas  H,  painter,  657  Mission 
Sykes  Chas  H,  teacher  of  languages,  37 

Post 
Sykes  Edward,  609  Clay 
Sykes  J  &  E,  liquors,  609  Clay 
Sykes  Joseph  S,  609  Clay 
Sykas,  see  also  Sikes 
Sylvester  Gibben  J,  wholesale  butcher, 

1st  ave  belcfW  Kentucky 
Sylvester  L,  tinner,  707  Lark  in 
Syme  John   N,  sec  Geary  Street  Rail- 
roatl  Co,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 
Syndicate  M  Co,  J  Stadtfeld  Jr  sec,  319 

California 
STZ  HABRY  W,   general  insurance 

agent,  i20  and  222  California 
Szarvash  S  T,  druggist,  cor  Powell  and 
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Taber  C  W,  dairy,  1008  Valencia 
Tabtr  Harker  &  Co  ( J  S  Taber  and  Asa 
Harker),     importers    and    wholesale 
grocers,  108  and  110  California 


TAKER  I  W,  proprietor  Taber's  Pho- 
tographic Parlors,  8  Montgomery 

Taber  Jacob  S  (Taber,  Harker  &  Co),  108 
and  110  California 

TABER'S  PHOTOGRAPHIC  PAR- 
LORS. I    W    Taber    proprietor,    8 
Montgomery 
Tagsard  J  A  (Mayhew  &  Taggard),  405 

Washington 
Tahiti  Line  Packets,  Matthew  Turner 

agt,  122  California 
TsyUors'  Cutters'  Union,  K   R  B  Hall, 

861  Market 
Tailors'  Protective  Association,  Verein 

Eintracht  Hall,  316  Post 
Tait  Allen  J  (Tait  &  Hainque),  115  and 

117fieale 
Tait  Goorge,   capitalist,   room  68,  309 
Montgomery 

Tait  &  Hainque  (Allen  J  Tait  aiid  Mar- 
tial Hainque),  Cyclops  Engine  and 
Machine  Works,  109  and  111  Beale 

Talbot  C  F  A  (Pope  &  Talbot),  204  Cali- 
fornia 

Talbot  C  W,  milkman,  35  Eddy 

Talbot  W  H  &  C  F  A  (Pope  &  Talbot), 
cor  King  and  3d  ' 

Talbot  W  H  (Poi)e  &  Talbot),  204  Call- 
fornia 

Talcott  Harvey  D,  attorney-at-law,  621 
Clay 

Taliaferro  T  W,  attorney-&t-law,  328 
Montgomery 

Tallunt  &  Co  (Drunr  J  Tallant,  John 
McKee  and  John  D Tallant),  bankers, 
NE  cor  California  and  Battery 

Tallant  Drury  J  (Tallant  &  Co),  NE  cor 
California  and  Battery 

Tallant  John  D  (Tallant  &,  Co),  NE  cor 
California  ahd  Battery 

Tallant  Robert  (Haycock,  Tallant  & 
Cotton),    NW  cor  Folsom  and  Main 

Tallischet  MrsC,  dyer  and  scourer,  1212 
Polk 

Tallon  John  E,  physician,  131  Mont- 
gomery 

Tambling  W  H,  mfr  of  bath  cases,  7  9th 

Tamm  A  J,  tailor,  107  Stockton 

TAMM  CiSRIST.  proprietor  Pacifio 
Ocean  Exchange,  southeast  corner 
Bay  nnd  Mason 

Tamm  Henry  (Kreye  &  Tamm).  150  1st 

Tamm  John  W,  saloon,  SW  cor  Stock- 
ton and  O'Farrell 

Tammany  Hall,  cor  8th  and  Folsom 

Tan  roil  Madam,  lace  renovator  and  ..n- 
broiderer,  1505  Pine 

Tappen  H  H,  water  pipe,  32  Merchant's 
Exchange 

Tapper  H,  carpenter,  641  Calif cmia 

Tardelli  Lafayette,  fruit  and  vegetables, 
303^  Hayes 

Tnrpy  M  F  (Tarpey  &  Kirkpatrick), 
601  California 


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Tarpw  ft  Kirkpatrick  (J  F  Tarpey  and 

J  H  Kirkpatrick),  live  stock,  601  Ca;- 

fomia 
TABPY  SP>  secretary  American  Heat 

and  Light  Co,  821  Market,   office  307 

California 
Tasheira  George  (Thomas  W  MoCoUam 

k  Co),  208  Clay 
Tasheira  Lem,  civil  engineer  A  and   P 

R  R,  328  Montgomery 
Taachner  Hugo,  groceries,  312  Chestnut 
TATTJM  &  BOWEN  (H  L  Tatum  and 

J  J  Bowen),  type,  presses,   inks  and 

printer's  material,  and  manufacturers 

ageuts   sawmill    machinery,  engines, 

boilers,  tools,  etc,  12  California 
Tatum  H  L  (Tatum  &  Bowen),  12  Cali- 
fornia 
Taubmann  John  (Taubmann  &  Knubel), 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Franklin 
Taubmann  &  Knubel  (John  Taubmann 

and  August  Knubel),  groceries,   NW 

cor  Bush  and  Franklin 
Taufenbach  Arnold,  lunch  kitchen,    5^ 

Belden  Place 
Taussig  Lodis  (Louis  Taussig  &  Co),  205 

and  207  Battery 
Taussig  Louis  &  Co  (Louis  Taussig  and 

Ad     Eisenbach),      wholesale    liquor 

dealers,  205  and  207  Battery 
Taussig  Philip,    new  and  second-hand 

furniture,  1012^  Howard 
Tavcrnier  Jules,  artist,  728  Montgomeiy 
Tavolara  J  (Lusinchi  k  Tavolara),  stiul 

6  Clay  Street  Market 
Tay  George  H  (Geo  H  Tay  &  Co),   614- 

618  Battery 
Tay  George  H  4  Co  (George  H  Tay,  H 

B  Brooks,  (reo  L  Goud  and   Oscar  J 

Backus),  hollowware,  stones,   metals 

etc,  105  and  107  California  and  614 

and  618  Battery 
Tayac  Mrs  C  J,  liquor8,;31  4th 
TAYLOR  GL>  president  Sun  Insurance 

Co  of  Sau  Francisco,  415  California 
Taylor  C  L  A  Co,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  34  California 
Taylor  &  Copeland  (F  L  Taylor  and 

W    G    Copeland),     architects,     126 

Kearny 
Taylor  C  R,  The  Avenue  Livery  Stable, 

312  Golden  Gate  ave 
Taylor  Cyrus  B,  baker,  207  6th 
Taylor    Mrs    E    (King  *    Taylor),   27 

6eary 
'J  uylor  Edward  R   (Taylor  &   Haight), 

attornoy-at-law,  207  Sansome 
Tr  !or  F  L  (Taylor  &  Copeland),    126 

Ivearny 
Taylor  Frank  P,  attorney -at-law,  429 

Montgomery 
Taylor  &  Haight  (Edward  R  Taylor  and 

Geo  W  Haight),  attorneys-atlaw,  207 

Sansome 


118 


Taylor  Harry,  coal  and  wood,  22  Mont- 
gomery 

Taylor  Henry  R  (John  Taylor  &  Co), 
118  and  120  Market 

Taylor  James  (Robinson  &  Taylor),  3or 
Hayes  &  Buchanan 

Taylor  James,  varieties,  903  Bush 

Taylor  James  M,  attorney-at-law,  410 
Montgomery 

Taylor  John,  oarber,  2558  Folsom 

Taylor  John  (John  Taylor  &  Co), 
and  120  Market 

Taylor  J  F  (Corning  &  Co),   11  Taylor 

Taylor  John  &  Co  (John  and  H  R  Tay- 
lor), druggist's  sundries  and  assayer's 
materials,  118  and  120  Market 

Taylor  John  ft  Co,  saloon,  13  Post 

Taylor  John  W,  mgr  The  Gutta  Percha 
and  Rubber  Mfg  Co,  SW  cor  1st  and 
Market 

Taylor  ft  Kinney  (E  Kinney  and  Mrs  E 
Taylor),  lodging-house,  27  Geary 

Taylor  ft  Moore  ( WH  Taylor  and  Joseph 
Moore),  proprs  Risdon  Iron  and  Loco- 
motive Works,  cor  Beale  and  Howard 

Taylor  ft  Moore  (Truman  Taylor  and 
Justin  Moore),  horse  radish,  29  Cen- 
tre Market 

Taylor  Robert  H,  atty-at-law,  606 
Montgomery 

Taylor  R  W,  mattress  mfr,  1559  Mar- 
ket 

Taylor  Miss  S,  dressmaker,  712  Sutter 

TAYLOR  S  P  &  C0>  manufacturers 
of  paper  and  paper  dealers,  414  and 
416  Clay 

Taylor  T,  oyster  saloon,  515^  4th 

Taylor  T  G,  pres  and  supt  Yellow  Jack- 
et Silver  &lining  Co,  Gold  Hill,  Nev- 
ada 

Taylor  Truman  (Taylor  ft  Moore),  29 
Centre  Market 

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comer  Howard  and  Beaie 
TAYLOR   WM  J,   mining  secretary, 

room  25,  310  Pine 
Taylor  W  S,  stock  broker,   314   Mont- 
gomery 
Teague  L  A  (Cone  ft  Teague),    142^  4th 
Teague  W,   painter,   plasterer   and  as- 

phaltum  roofer,  405  Clementina 
Teal    Benjamin,    attorney-at-law,   523 

Montgomery 
Teamsters'  and  Draymens'  Union,  B  B 

Hall,    121  Eddy 
Teare   Philip,  U   S   District   Attorney, 

room  59,  Appraiser's  Building 
Tecklenburg  C,  carpenter,  1055  Folsom 
Tetlford  C  J,   real    estate,    331    Mont- 


raylor  W  E,  physician,  215  Geary 
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Tehama  Primary  School,  cor  Tehama 

andri^d 
Teintuch  M,  jewelry,  240  Kearny 
Teizeira  Frank  Leo,  barlier,  505  Broad- 
way 
Telegraph  Hill  Observatory,  Vogelsang 
&  Wertheim  proprs,  cor  Kearny  and 
Greenwich 
Telegraph  Hill  R  R  Co,  Otto  H   Frank 

sec,  508  Montgomery 
"Telephone,"  605  Clay 
Telephone    Oyster  Co,  O'Brien  &  Put- 
tuck    proprs,    oyster   saloon,     1427 
Polk 
Telephone  Transfer  Co,  Phillips  &  Dick- 
ieson  proprs,  304  16tk  and  644  Mar- 
ket 
XELI^R  J  D  P,  commission  broker, 

405FVont 
Tejler  Philip  S,  commission  broker,  405 

Front 
Tellurium  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co, 
H  P   Bush  sec,   27   Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Temperance    Coffee  House,   Mrs  S   A 
Pearson  propr,  631  Clay 

Temperance    Hall,  Dufiy  janitor, 

18i  Eddy 
Templar  Encampment,  No  50,  C  of  R  C, 

18i  Eddy 
Ten  Bosch  N  4;  Co,  shipping  and   com- 
mission   merchants,     28  Merchants' 
Exchange 
TENCE  C.  proprietor  Rassette  House, 

family  hotel,  1 1  Kearny 
Tennent  Thomas,   chronometer  aod  in- 
strument maker,  18  Market 
Tenney    Richard    P,    commission  mer- 
chant, 6  Davis 
Tennis  Henry,   groceries   and  liquors, 

NE  cor  Grove  and  Goiigh 
Teiithorey  J   P  (Tenthorey  &   TroUiet), 

558  Mission 
Tentliorey   &  Trolliet   (J   P   Tenthorey 
and  H  Trolliet),  macaroni  and  vermi- 
celli factory,  5.j8  Mi  «ion 
Torhois  F,  tiilor,   2"_'2  Montgomery   ave 
'Jerkelson    James   (Terkelson    &    Bm), 

foot  of  4tli  st 
Terkelson  L  &  Bro   (Lraenz  and  James 

Torkelson),  wood,  ffiot  of  4th 
Terkelson  Lraenz  (Terkelson    L  &  Bro), 

foot  of  4tli 
TorkiMsuu   <!co,  n  staurant,  1704  Polk 
TERMS  MM£  LOUIS,  coHtumer,  G12 

M  tntgojuery 
Tonniuai  HotuI,  J    H    I'orcoran   prour, 

»)()()  Ith 
Teri>.si(li  ireau    Hall,    cor    Pacific    and 

Stockton 
Terrapin  Oyster  Kouso,  I'liilip  Scatting 

propr.  15  Stockton 
Tirritorial  Pioneers,  L  J  Har.ly  Jr  sec, 
S.SS  Market 


Territorial  Pioneers'  Library,  838  Mar- 
ket, 2,000  volumes 

Terry  E  &  Co,  oysters,  107  California 
Market 

Terry  John  C  (Joseph  T  Terry  &  Co), 
747  Market 

Terry  Joseph  T  (Joseph  T  Terry  &  Co), 
747  Market 

Terry  Joseph  T  &  Co  (Joseph  T  and 
John  C  Terry),  auctioneers  and  fur- 
niture dealers,  747  Market 

Terry  L  A,  meat,  stall  7  Centre  Market 

TEaBT  II  C>  superintendent  Franklin 
Brass  and  Iron  Wovks,   105  Fremont 

Terry  Wm  N,  saw  filer,  103  Spear 

Tesmore  Solomon,  oysters,  57-59  Cali- 
fornia Market 

Tessel  Louis,  liquors,   653  Washington 

Tetzen  Christian,  mdse  broker,  232  Cal- 
ifornia 

Teubner  Gustavo  (Teubner  &  Hoffmann), 
532  California 

TEUBNEB  &  HOFFMANN,  metal 
showcase  manufacturers,  532  Cali- 
fornia 

Teutonia  Garden,  Henry  and  George 
Waas  proprs,  cor  Jemima  and  Steiner 

Teutonia  Hall,  1322  Howard 

Teutonia  Insurance  Co  of  New  Orleans, 
Hutchinson  &  Mann  agts,  322  and  324 
California 

Teutonia  Saloon,  Louis  Wahl  propr,  liq- 
uors, 28  3d 

Tevis  Harry  L  (Scofield  &  Tevis),  120 
and  122  Front 

TEVIS  HUQH.  secretary  Continental 
Oil  and  Transport  ition  Co  of  Cali- 
fornia, 123  California 

TEVIS  LLpTS,  capitalist,  northeast 
corner  California  and  Sansome 

Tewksbury  Lucio  M,  attoraey-at-law, 
6  Montgomery  ave 

Texas  Ice  Co,  H  Deas  sec,  44  Nevada 
Block 

Thacher  <  Jeo  &  Co,  importers  of  liquors, 
322  Clay 

Thackray  (Icorge,  hay,  grain,  wood  and 
coal,  S\V  cor  22il  and  Fair  Oaks 

Tliain  Alex  T  Jr  ('J'hain  Bros),  7S1  Mar- 
ket 

Thain  Frederick  (Thain  Bros),  781  Mar- 
ket 

Tliain  Bros  (Alex  T  Jr  and  Frederick 
Tliain),  candy  factory,  781  Market 

Thames  and  Mersey   Marine    Insurance 
Co  of  London,    William   Greer  Harri- 
son agt,  308  I'ine 
Thannhauaer   August   (Thannhauser  & 

Co),  31 1  California 
Thannhauser  &  Co   (S  M    and  August 
Tliaiinlianser),  commis^on  merchants 
and  insurance  agts,  311  California 
Tliannhauser  S  M   (Tliannhauser  A  Co), 
311  California 


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Tharp  E  H,  notary  public  and  commis- 
sioner, 238  Montgomery 

Tharp  Joseph  L,  register  of  voters,  New 
City  Half 

Thatcher  Edward  C,  propr  Eureka  Ba- 
zaar, 869  Market 

Thayer  Benjamin  B,  chemist,  Grand 
Hotel 

Thayer  I  E,  agt  Duncan  Mills  Land  and 
Lumber  Co,  22  California 

THAYER  0  V,  physician,  218  Post 

THE  A£CjU)E>  J  J  O'Brien  &  Co,  im- 
porters  of  dry  goods,  924-928  Market 

THE  A  8  SPEHCE  CO  (A  S  Spence 
and  H  L  Mason,  San  Francisco,  and 
S  W  Coxter,  Ohio),  wholesale  and 
manufacturers  agents  for  novelties,  no- 
tions and  fancy  jjoods,  537  Market 

THE  ACCIDENT  INSURANCE  CO 

OF  NORTH  AMERICA.  Horace  D 
Irwin  &  Co  general  agents,  216  San- 
some  

THE  BABCOCK  &  WILCOX  CO. 

Charles  G    Ewing   manager,    patent 
water-tube  steam  boilers,  505  Mission 
The  Bancroft  Library,  Hubert  H  Ban- 
croft propr,  1538  Valencia 

THE  BRAOSTREET  CO,  improved 

Mercantile  Agency  New  York,  L  B 
Hillard  superintendent,  230  California 

THE  CEimiAL    GASUOHT  CO. 

Chas  McLaughlin  president,  A  D 
Sharon  vice-president,  James  W  Bur- 
ling secretary,  general  office  413  Cali- 
fornia, uptown  office  843  Market 

•THE  COAST  REVIEW,"  J  G  Ed 

wards  proprietor,  320  Sanaome 

THE    (ioHMERCIAL     AGENCY. 

Edwards,  Pickens   &    Fulton,   corner 
Sanaome  and  California 
The   Company     of     Associated     Stock 
Brokcra,  K  F  Hall  Jr  pres,  3'_'7  Pino 

THE  COMFTOIR  D'ESCOMPTE  DE 

PARIS,  C  .lo  Guigne  agent,  412 
Moutgoinery 

THE  CORNER.  Alexiuuler  Hauer 
proprietor,  li<|)i()r.s,  corner  4tli  an<l 
I'lvurott 

THE  CUBA.  Adolph  Gricssor  proprie- 
tor,   Houtliuast    corner    Montgomery 

THE   DANICHEFF  KID   GLOVE 

FACTORY,    l{    «'  <^"lark   proprietor, 
li;>  Dupout  (moved  from  114  I'oat) 
'I'he  Diiiinhe    Austrian    liisnranco  Com- 
pany, My    Hal/.er  &    Co   general  agts, 
'Jd'.l  Siinsome 

THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  GOLD 
BANK  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO,  K 

C  WooKvorth  prt'siilent,  V,  U  Morgan 
cashier,  MITi  Montgomery 
•THE      IDEOGRAPHIC.'     Walter 
Price    editor    and    proprietor,    10:}8 
Mission 


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Stockton 

THE  J  M  BRUNSWICK  &  BALKE 

CO.  manufacturers  of  billiard  and  pool 
tables,   the  largest  billiard  house  in 
the  world,  653  and  655  Market 
The  James  Lick  Trust,  H  E  Mathews, 
606  Montgomery 

THE  JOHN  A  ROEBUNG'S  SONS 

CO,  S  V  Moouey  manager,  manufac- 
turers of  wir<3  work,  steel  and  iron, 
14  Drumm 
THE  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO 
OF  LONDON,  George  D  Dornin 
manager,  433  California 

THE  LIVERPOOL.  LONDON  AND 
GLOBE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

Charles  D  Haven  resident   secretary, 
422  California 

THE  L  W  BLINN  LUMBER  CO. 

Geo  W  Hooper  secretary,  corner  4th 
and  Channel 

THE  O'BERON.  saloon  and  billiards, 
G  F  Walter  proprietor,  32-40  O'Far- 
rell 

"The  Pacific"  (Congregational),  7  Mont- 
gomery ave 

T^  SINGER  MANUFACTUR 
ING  COS  SEWING  MACHINES, 

John  R  MacKenzie  manager,  116  Sut- 
ter 

THE  STATE  INVESTMENT  AND 
INSURANCE  CO  OF  SAN  FRAN 
CISCO.  A  J  Bryant  president,  C  H 
Gushing  secretary,  218  and  220  S.^- 
some 

THE  TRAVELERS'  INSURANCE 
COMPANY  OF  HARTFORD. 

Thomas    Bennet    general  agent,    410 
California 

THE  WESTERN  PAPER  COM- 
PANY, P  .ttor  &  Van  Derveer,  212 

Sacramento 
Theaa    Phillip,    furniture    and  carpets, 

1115  Dnpont 
Theater    Conii()ue,  James    A    Browne 

fropr,  W  F  A  Karman  nigr,  N\V  cor 
'ine  and  Kearny 

Thi'liald  Robert,  stable,  24  Commercial 

Theil  F,  liquora,  300  3d 

Theller  Samuel  L,  real  estate,  rooms  3 
and  4,  330  Pine 

Theobald  (Jeo  ,]  (Geo  J  Theobald  &  Co), 
419  California 

Theobald  George  J  &  Co  (George  J  The- 
obald), shipping  and  commiasion,  419 
California 

THEOBALD.  KANE  &  CO,  coal,  35 
and  37  Clav 

Theobald  11  W  (Theobald,  Kane  4;  Co), 
35  and  37  Clay 

Theological  Seminary,  121  Haight 

Thevenet  E  U  J,  laundry,  106  Jstockton 

Thevenet  Mary,  laundry,  106  Stockton 


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Thiebaut  Charles,  paper  box  mfr,  744 
Minion 

Thiele  A  L,  publisher  of  "The  Humor- 
ist," 622  Clay  bet  Kearny  and  Mont- 
ffomery 

Thiele  Eugene  (Sevin  Vincent  &  Co) 
607  Sanaome 

Thiele  J  (Janson  &  Thiele),  hatter,  118 
6th,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Thiele  Louis,  editor  "The  Humorist," 
622  Clay 

THIELMANN  MART  IK  0.  sec- 
retary American  Eagle  Association, 
123  California 

Thierbach  Chas  (Thierbach  &  Kroeger), 
SW  cor  6th  and  Bryant 

Thierbach  &  Kroeger  (Wm  Kroeger  and 
Charles  Thierbach),  coffee  and  spice 
mill,  SW  cor  5th  and  Bryant 

Thies  Stoeven,  groceries,  1627  Powell 

Thiesae  Albert,  lodging-house,  DID  Stock- 
ton 

Third  Baptist  (colored),  Powell  bet 
Bush  ana  Sutter 

Third  Congregational  Church,  16th  nr 
Mission 

THIBEERGE  ONESIME.  bootmaker, 
316  4th 

Thode  John  W,  groceries,  NE  cor 
Hayes  and  Laguna 

Thode  W  I,   groceries,  544  Hayes 

Thorn  Wohrden  T  N,  liquors,  SE  cor 
Bartlett  and  'JSd 

Thomann  J,  boottuaker,  Filtert;  nr  Fill- 
more 

Thomas  Chas  J,  jnilkmen's  headquar- 
ters saloon,  35  Eddy 

Thomas  Charles  L,  coal  and  wood,  313 
and  315  1st 

Thomas  Eugene  (Eugene  Thomas  &  Co), 
(517  and  (519  Sansome 

THOMAS  EUGENE  &  CO  (Euaene 
Thomas  and  Adolph  Carrere),  impor- 
ters wines  and  liquors  and  agents 
Bordeaux  Board  of  Underwriters,  617 
and  (519  Sansome 

Thomas  F  &  Co  (Francis  Thomas),  dye- 
ing and  cleaning,  714  Washington  and 
10th  l*et  Market  and  Mission 

THOMAS  FRANCIS  (Thomas  &  Co), 
27  10th  and  714  Washington 

Thomas  Geo  H,  G  A  R  Post  No  2,  2J8 
Post 

Tliomaa  Henry  (Locke  &  Tliumas),  670 
Mission 

Thomas  Mrs  Jane,  dressmaker,  1652 
Polk 

Thomas  J,  cigars  and  tobacro,  130  Cali- 
fornia 

Thomas  John,  grnnenes,  SW  cor  Cali- 
fornia ar''  T-ardHn 

Thomas  J  G,  mars  and  tobacco,  130 
California 


Thomas  J  Proctor,  produce  and  commis- 
sion, 109  and  111  Diwis 
Thomas   P   J,    printer   (Cosmopolitan 

Printing  Office),  605  Clay 
Thomas  R  P,  pres  Standard  Soap  Co, 

204  Sacramento,  retail,  637  Market 
Thomas  Mrs  Stephen,  milliner,  30  3d 
THOMAS  WILLIAM  (Chickerins  ft 
Thomas),   attorney-at-law,   214  San- 
some 
Thomason   E  R,  street  contractor,  640 

Market 
Thotnford  H   A,   butcher,   701    Mont- 
gomery ave 
Thompson  A  C,  marble  worker,  441  7th 
Tlionipaoii   A   W,  attorney-ut-law,  320 

Sansome 
THOMPSON     BROS     (Thomas    and 
Thornton     Thimpson),      proprietors 
Eureka  Foundry,  129  and  131  Beale 
THOMPSON  MRS    C    M.    president 
Women's  Protective  League,  218  Post 

Thompson  &  Co  (E  B  Thompson  and 
Theresa  Coriett),  publishers  "The 
Golden  Gate,"  1326  Bush 

THOMPSON  &  CO  (I  D  and  J  W 
Thompson),  manufacturers  flavoring 
extracts  and  the  "Governor,"  for 
rheumatism,  504  Front 

Thompson  D  (Auerbach  &  Thompson), 
751  Market 

THOMPSON  E  B,  manager  American 
Mercantile  Union,  76  Montgomery 
Block,  628  Montgomery 

Thompson  E  B  (E  B  Thompson  &  Co), 
1326  Bush 

Thompson  E  H,  engineer  and  machinist, 
57  Bcale 

THOMPSON  MISS  ELIZA,  dress- 
maker, 733  O'Farrell 

THOMPSON  FIF  &  R  Thompson),  73 
4th 

THOMPSON  F  &  R,  book  store,  73 
4th 

THOMPSON  GEORGE  C.  soda  water 
and  mineral  waters,  1915  Mason 

THOMPSON  I  H.  secretary  People's 
Ice  Co,  312  Mission 

Thompson  Ira  D  (Thompson  &  Co),  504 
Front 

Thompson  J  (Perfun  1  Thompson),  42 
Main 

Thompson  James  D,  attorney-at-law, 
318  Pine 

Thompson  James  W  (Thompson  &  Co), 
504  Front 

Thompson  James  W,  saloon,  3  Mer- 
chant 

Thompson  J  B,  attorney-at-law,  402 
Montgomery 

Thompson  J  H,  insurance  broker,  413 
Montgomery 

THOMPSON  J  S>  president  Peoples' 
Ice  Co,  312  Mission 


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Thompson  L,  watches  and  jewelry,  139 
Montgomery 

Thompson  Mrs  Mary  A,  dressmaker, 
646  Howard 

Thompson  N  C,  hay  and  grain  and  wood 
and  coal,  cor  Church  and  24th 

Thompson  N  S,  druggist,  cor  Steuart 
and  Market 

Thompson  0  A,  (Butte  Ditch  and  Min- 
ing Co),  204  Post 

Thompson  Robert,  collector,  436  Mont- 
gomery 

TuOMFSON  R>  attorney-at-law,  76 
Montgomery  Block 

THOHFSOlr  B  (F  &"R  Thompson), 
73  4th 

THOMPSON  THOMAS  (Thompson 
Bros),  12U  and  131  Beale 

Thompson  Thornton  (Thompson  Bros), 
129  and  131  Beale 

Thompson  William,  boarding  house, 
103  Clark 

Thompson  William,  groceries,  SW  cor 
2Uth  and  Bartlett 

Thompson  W  S,  sailors'  boarding-house, 
10  Broadway 

Thomsen  Thomas  A,  agt  Spring  Dale 
Water  Co,  271  East 

THOMSON  ft  EVANS  (J  Thomson 
and  C  H  Evans),  engineers  and  ma- 
chinists, 110  and  ll'J  Beale 

THOMSON  J  (Thomson  k  Evans).  110 
Beale 

Thomson  Monroe,  mining,  302  Mont- 
gomery 

Thomson  Peter,  pres  California  Hosiery 
Co,  111  ^'ansonie 

Tliomson  Thomas,  wharf  and  bridge 
builder,  14  Howard 

Tlionisou  Wm,  cigars,  102  Jackson 

THOMSON  WM  JR  (Young,  Thorn- 
sou  &  Co),  123  Beale 

Thor  and  Bright  Point  Miumg  Co,  Geo 
W  Deitzler  sec,  220  Sansome 

Thorn  Chas  J r,  general  freight  agt  San 
Francisco  &  N  P  C  U  R,  4;i0  Califor- 
nia 

THORN  S  F,  manager  Grand  Hotel, 
Huutlieast  corner  Market  and  New 
Montgomery 

Thorne  IL,  attorney-at-law,  330  Pine 

'rhornton  Crittenden,  attornoy-at-law, 
420  California 

THORNTON  HARRY  I  (Garber. 
Thornton  &  Bishop),  327  Pine 

Thornton  J  D,  justice  supreme  court, 
cor  Stockton  and  O'FarroU 

Thornton  J  F  &  Co  (J  F  Thornton  and 
Wm  J  O'Conor),  fruits  and  produce, 
1600  Pacific 

Thornton  J  F  (J  F  Thornton  &  Co), 
1600  Pacific 

Thornton  J  F,  cigars  and  tobacco,  2005 
Polk 


Thorntons  K  (J  D  Gulp  ft  Co),  16 
Front 

Thornton  T  P,  tinning  and  plumbing, 
I058i  Howard 

Thornhill  Joseph,  bricklayer  and  con- 
tractor, 35  Fine 

Thoroughfare  Hotel,  Ed  Stoetzer  propr, 
cor  5th  and  Bryant 

Thors  Louis,  photographer,  1025  Lar- 
kin 

Thorsan  Mrs  Mary,  coffee  saloon,  626 
4th 

Thorsen  Peter,  saloon,  29  Pacific 

Thorson  Nicolaus,  merchant  tailor,  15 
New  Montgomery 

Thrall  H,  dentist,  26  Geary 

THRASHERIMRSSA,  lodging-house, 
54  3d 

Throckmorton  S  R,  capitalist,  401  Cal- 
ifornia 

Thron  Mrs,  dressmaking,  912  Larkin 

THTJMANNHENRT.  dealer  in  choice 

froceries,    wine  and  liquors,    corner 
*ine  and  Hyde 
Thumler  H,  bootmaker,  28^  1st 
ThumlerChas,  boots  and  shoes,  28  Turk 
Thumler  C  L,  bootmaker,  6  Sacramento 
Thunder  Powder  Co,  C  M  Oakley  sec, 
Wm  Sherman  pres,  606  Montgomery 
Thurman  &  Beyer  (J  W  Thurinan  and 
A  Beyer),  paper  bags,  boxes  and  en- 
velopes, 258  Market 
Thurman  Henry,  liijuors,  404  Hayes 
Thurman  J  W  (Thurman  &  Beyer),  258 

THURSTON  OEORGE   P.   mining. 

315  California 

Thurston  J  G,  straw  works,  757  How- 
ard 

Thurston  John  L,  mfrs  agt,   39  Sutter 

Thyes  John  B,  cigars  and  tobacco,  61  3d 

Tiaffay  George  (A  L  Auradou  &  Co). 
515  Merchant 

Tibbals  J  S,  architect,  871  Filbert,  Oak- 
land 

Tibbits  Stephen  Morris,  physician,  931 
Howard 

TichenorHB(H  B  Jichenor  &  Co),  42 
Market 

Tichenor  H  B  &  Co,  lumber  and  proprs 
Navarro  Mills,  42  Market 

Tichenor  S  J,  liquors,  NE  cor  Bush  and 
Battery 

TICINO  HOTEL,  David  Laloli  pro- 
prietor, 518  Pacific 

Tidball  Scott,  artist,  11  Kearny 

Tidd  J  A,  liquors,  SE  cor  Sacramento 
and  Kearny 

Tide  Ijand  Reclamation  Company,  J  S 
Lambert  sec.  320  Sansome 

Tieck  John,  groceries,  SE  cor  Post  and 
Jones 

Tiedemann  John,  groceries,  NE  cor  Ellis 
and  Devisadero 


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Tiedemann  Martin,  ({rooeries,  700  Mo- 

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Tiedermann  Heniy  (Tiedermann  ft  Soho- 

maoker),  1301  Powell 
Tiedermann  &,  Sohomaoker  (HenryTider- 

mann  and  Andrew  Schomaoker),  gro- 
ceries, 1301  Powell 
Tiegeler  Mrs  Maria,  groceries,   18  Na- 

toma 
Tierbaok  J  ft  Co,  fruits.  Grand  Central 

Market 

TIERNET  E  F,  physician,  708  Mont- 
gomery 

TEBRl^Y  M,  coal,  wood,  coke  and 

liquors,  18  Everett 
Tiernev  Thomas  (Hardiman  ft  Tierney), 

wood  and  coal,  710  Brannan 
Tietjen  D  W  (Kelting  ft  Tietjen),  SW 

cor  Washington  and  East 
Tietjen  D  W,  groceries,  317  Drumm 
Tietjen  Henry,  saloon,  906  Kearny 
Tietjen  Henry,  groceries,  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Leavenworth 
Tietjen  Henry  (Henry  Ahrens  ft  Co), 

1420  Pine 
Tietjen  Hermann,  groceries,  620  Pine 
Tiffany  ft  Co  (W  Z  Tiffany),   coal   and 

wood,  130  Ellis 
Tiffany  W  Z  (Tiffany  ft  Co),  130  Ellis 
Tiggs  D  A,   books  and  stationery     ' 


408 


Tilden  Charles  L,  carpenter,  8  Quincy 
Tilden  C  L  (Tilden  ft  Tilden),  .attorney- 

at-law,  533  Kearny 
Tilden    H    J    (Tilden    ft  Tilden),    533 

Kearny 
Tilden  H  N  (Collins  ft  Tilden),  426  San- 
some 
Tilden  Mining  Co,  room  11,  310  Pine 
Tilden  ft  Tilden  (H  J  and  C  L  Tilden), 

attorney s-at-1  aw,  533  Kearny 
Tilfore  E  A,  mgr  Standard  Oil  Co,  King 

bet  2d  and  3d 
Tillman  Augustus,    harnesamaker,    313 

Minna 
Tilhnan  .T,  tailor,  1416  Stockton 
Tillmann  ft  Bendel   (Fredrick  Tillmann 

and  Hermann  Bendel),    grocers  and 

Seneral  mdse,  325  and  327  Battery 
mann  Fredrick  (Tillmann  ft  Bendel), 
325  and  327  Battery 

Tillson  C  (Daly  ft  Tillson),  121  Mont- 
gomery 

Tilton  Wm  H  (Carroll  ft'Tilton),  873 
Market 

Timke  Anthony  M  (.T  H  Timke  ft  Bro), 
cigar  mfr,  425  and  427  Front 

Timke  James  H  (J  H  Timke  ft  Bro),  ci- 
gar mfr,  425  and  427  Front 

Timke  J  H  ft  Bro  (James  H  and  An- 
thony M  Timke),  cigar  mfrs,  425  and 
427  Froit 


TimmE  A  (Timm  ft  Ryan),  246-261 
16th 

Timm  ft  Ryan,  dry  goods,  245-261  16th 

Timney  Mrs  E  J,  varieties,  1506  Powell 

Tindal  Geo  W,  commission  merchant, 
600  and  602  Sansome 

Tinnemann  Louie,  fruits,  1602  Polk 

Tinoco  J  M  (J  M  Tinoco  ft  Co),  consul 
of  Salvador,  606  Battery 

Tinoco  J  M  ft  Co  (J  M  Tinoco  and  J 
Costa),  commission  merchants,  606 
Battery 

Tioga  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  62  Ne- 
vada Block 

Tippett  John  (Gamell  ft  Tippett),  639 
Jackson 

Tip  Top  Silver  Mining  Co,  H  Deas  sec, 
room  44,  309  Montgomery 

Tirney  Thomas,  liquors,  526  3d 

Tirrell  Mrs  A  M  ft  Geo  B  Conant,  varie- 
ties, 1821  Polk 

Tirrell  C  ft  P  H  ft  Co  (Cyrus  and  P  H 
Tirrell  and  Henry  Edwards),  boots 
and  shoes,  419  Clay 

Tirrell  Cyrus  (C  ft  P  H  Tirrell  ft  Co), 
419  Clay 

Tirrell  P  H  (C  ft  P  H  Tirrell  ft  Co),  419 
Clay 

Tishler  Geo,  school  books  and  station- 
ery, 2i  6th  nr  Market 

TITCOMB  A  C  ( A  C  Titcomb  ft  Co),  24 
Post 

TITCOHB  A  C  &  CX)  (A  C  Titcomb), 
wholesale  watches  and  jewelry,  man- 
ufacturers and  importers  of  silver- 
ware, 24  Post 

Titcomb  ft  Co  (H  D  Titcomb),  produce 
commission  and  mfrs'  agts,  205  Sac- 
ramento , 

Titcomb  H  D  (Titcomb  ft  Co),  205  Sac- 
ramento 

Titscher  A  F,  butcher,  cor  Railroad  and 
11th  aves 

TITTEL  MRS  H  E,  real  estate.  417 
Bu8h 

Tit*-ls  Hall,  417  Bush 

TITUS  DANIEL  (Pillshury  ft  Titus), 
attoruey-at-law,  .306  Pine 

TITUS  I  S.  physician,  34  Kearny 

Titus  J  B,  druggist,  601  and  603  Laguna 

TITUS  WH,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  4 
Co's  Express,  northeast  corner  San- 
some and  Halleck 

Tivoli  Garden,  Kreling  Bros  proprs,  28- 
32  Eddy 

Toager  F,  grocer,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 
Valleio 

Tobbenooske  Henry  J,  groceries,  SW 
cor  Howard  and  2d 

Tobbenboske  Herman,  cigars  and  tobac- 
co, SW  cor  Market  and  2d 

Tobelmann  Henry,  groceries  and  liquor, 
237  Hayes 


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Tobey  Curtia,  propr  Metropolitan  Foun- 
dry, 228  and  230  Fremont 

Tobey  ft  Son  (Charles  F  and  Albert  D 
H  Tobey),  express,  624  Valencia 

Tobey  W  H  H,  mgr  "Pacific  Church- 
man" (Episcopal),  605  Montgomery 

Tobin  Alfred,  attorney-at-law,  8  Mout- 
somery 

Tobin  E  M,  pianos  and  organs,  17  Turk 

Tobin  I  J,  bootmaker,  444  Valencia 

Tobin  J  H,  merchant  tailor,  114  Mont- 
eomery 

Tobin  John,  bootmaker  and  cigars,  444 
Valencia 

Tobin  R  C,  stock  broker,  314  Montgom- 
ery 

Tobm  Richard  (Tobin  ft  Tobin),  attor- 
ney-at-law, 8  Montgomery 

Tobin  Robert  (Tobin  ft  Tobin),  8  Mont- 
eomery 

Tobin  Robert  J,  sec  and  treas  Hihernia 
8avin||s  and  Loan  Society  and  Police 
Commissioners,  2-6  Montgomery 

Tobin  ft  Tobin  (Robert  and  Richard  To- 
bin), attorney s-at-law,  8  Montgomery 

Tobleman  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  hay 
and  tnrain,  groceries  and  liquors,  8£ 
cor  Hayes  and  Franklin 

TOCCHDn:  V  (Landlm  ft  Tocchini), 
1320  Polk 

Todd  A  H  ft  Co,  stock  broker,  U  S 
Mint 

Todd  John  M,  real  estate,  306  Mont- 
gomery 

TMd  Mrs  Marian,  attomey-at-law,  51 
Montgomery  Block,  628  Montgomery 

Todesco  Jacob,  tailor,  414  O'Farrell 

Todt  ft  Boss  (Frederick  Todt  and  Fred- 
crick  Boss),  blacksmithing  and  ma- 
chine works,  lU  lat 

Todt  Ferdinand  (Wagner  ft  Todt),  565 
Mission 

Todt  Fred  (Todt  ft  Boss),  19  Ist 

Todt  John,  cutler  and  locksmith,  119 
Leidesdorff 

Toepke  Wm,  director  Orchestral  Union, 
117  Post 

Toft  ft  Bros  (N  and  C  Toft),  wood  and 
voal.  Waller  bot  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Toft  Hans,  hairdresser,  818  3d 

Tognotto  Ouusto  (L  Marsili  ft  Co),  320 
Broadway 

Toietti  D,  artist,  223  Leavenworth 

ToKlau  Ferdinand  (Toklas  ft  8ingerman), 
and  sec  Mutual  Building  and  Luii': 
Association.  218  California 

Toklas  Max  (Davis  Bros,  Toklas  ft  Co), 
10  Sutter 

Toklas  ft  Siujjoriiian  (Ferdinand  Toklas), 
commissintk  merchants,  218  California 

Toland  C  i,  phjrioian,  7  Montgomery 
ave 

Toland's  Medical  College,  cor  Stockton 
and  Pfeifier 


Tole  Oscar  A  (T  W  Floyd  ft  Co),  cor 

3d  and  King 
ToUes  Chai  H  (Cherry  ft  ToUes),  636 

Clay 
Tallichet  Clara,  dyer,  1212^  Polk 
ToUner  Wm  (Saur  ft  Tollner),  SW  cor 

Davis  and  Pacific 
Tomalty  P  J,  groceries,  SW  cor  6th  and 

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TOMBSTONE  WATER.  MILL  AND 

LUMBER  CO,  George  C  Pratt,  room 

22,  309  Montgomery 
Tomkinson  James,  livery  stable,  57-61 

Minna 
Tompkins    F  W,  attomey-at-law,  320 

Sansome 
Tompkins  M  M,  accountant,  423  Cali- 
fornia 
Tompkins  W  H,   attorney-at-law,  636 

Clay 
Tomsky  Wm,  painter,  122  4th 
Toner  Hugh,  wood  and  coal,  608  3d 


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Tonett  John,  bootmaker,  134  Pacific 

Tonini  A(Tonini  Bros),  136  Montgomery 
ave 

Tonini  Bros  (M  G  and  A  Tonini),  sta- 
tionery, 136  Montgomery  ave 

Tonini  M  G  (Tonini  Bros),  136  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Tonite  Powder  Company,  Thomas  Bell 
pres,  R  L  Shainwald  sec,  310  Cali- 
fornia 

Tonjes  Christopher  (M  ft  C  Tonjes),  SE 
cor  Union  and  Mason 

Tonjes  Martin  (M  ft  C  Tonjes),  SE  cor 
Union  and  Mason 

Tonjes  M  ft  C  (Martin  and  Christopher 
Tonjes),  groceries,  SE  cor  Union  and 
Mason 

Tonks  J,  gold  and  silvei  engraver,  614 
Merchant 

Tonner  F  (Shirek  ft  Tonner),  18  Sutter 

Toohey  C,  lunch  hampers,  604  Market 

Toohey  John,  fish  and  poultry,  '.H]  4th 

TOOHT  DENNIS  J>  attorney-at-law, 
rooms  57  and  58,  330  Pine 

Toohy  ft  Johasson,  attomeys-at-law, 
330  Pine 

Toomey  Daniel  (Boyle  ft  Toomey),  809 
Howard 

Toomey  ft  Dolan,  horscshoers,  7  Louisa 

Toomey  H,  real  estate,  418  Montgomery 

Toothacker  John  H,  blacksmith,  Pine 
b*t  Nan  Ness  ave  and  Franklin 

Topiano  Frank,  groceries,  cor  29th  and 
Misuion 

Toplitz  F  ft  Co  (F  and  L  Toplitz),  whole- 
sale millinery,  571  Market 

TOPLITZ  F  (F  Toplitz  ft  Co  and  M 
Banner  ft  Co),  571  Market 

Toplitz  J  B,  general  agt  for  shirring 
machine  of  tne  Pacific  Coast,  529  Clay 

Toplitz  L  (F  Toplitz  ft  Co),  res  New 
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Torraa  Si  Freeman  (Charles  W  Freeman 
and  Vincent  A  Torraa),  book  and  job 
printers,  419  Sacramento 

Torraa  Vincent  A  (Torras  &  Freeman), 
419  Sacramento 

Toacana  Hotel,  V  Davalle  &  Co  proprs, 
619  Broadway 

Toatmann  Henry,  prea  Verein  Eintracht, 
316  Poat 

Toatmann  Henry,  groceriea,  cor  5th  and 
Mission 

Touchard  Albert,  attomey-at-law,  604 
Clay 

Touchard  Ouatave,  prea  Union  Inaur- 
ance  Company,  416  California 

Toumel  Madame  M,  French  laundry, 
120  Geary 

Towne  A  N,  general  mgr  C  P  R  R,  XE 
cor  4th  and  Townaend 

Towne  J  W  (Blake,  Robbina  &  Co),  res 
New  York 

Townsend  A  S,  saloon,  17  Valencia 

Townaend  F  J  S,  carpenter  and  builder, 
612  19th 

TOWnSEND  G  W  (G  W  McPherson 
&  Co),  608  Market 

Townsend  James  B,  attomey-at-law,  636 
Clay 

Townsend  W  S,  candy  mfr,  627  Market 

Topr  Geo  D  (Van  Tassel  &  Toy),  218  Cal- 
ifornia 

Traber  J  (MuUer  ft  Traber),  610  Sacra- 
mento 

Tracy  MrsC,  liquors,  4^4  3d 

TRACT  DR  CE  (S'  jlett  ft  Tracy), 
906  Market 

Trade  Peter,  whitener,  1431  Valencia 

Traders'  Insurance  Co,  Jacobs  ft  Easton 
general  agts,  216  Sansome 

Trades  Assembly,  Verein  Eintracht 
Hall,  316  Post 

Trans-Atlantic  Fire  Insurance  Co  of 
Hambnrj;,  0«o  Marcus  ft  Co  agts,  304 
California 

Trans- Atlantic  Marine  Insurance  Com- 
pany, Thannhauser  ft  Co  agts,  311 
California 

Trantle  Mrs  M,  lodging-house,  305 
Kearny 

Trany  Mining  Co,  409  California 

Trask  Mrs  A  L,  teacher  Valencia  Pri- 
mary School 

Trask  James  L,  real  estate,  6  Montgom- 
ery ave 

Tracy  John  W  (Whelan  ft  Tracy),  410 
Sansome 

Tratz  Mrs,  lodging-house,  118^  Wash- 
ington   

TRATJBE  HARTWIO.    watchmaker 
and     manufacturing     jeweler,     643 
Kearny 
Traulsen  C  (Aug  Jungblut  ft  Co),  10-16 

Tyler 
Trautmann  John,  i«staurant,  39  Market 


Trautner  Bros  (Gustave    and   Charles 

Trautner),  tailors,  505  California 
Trautner  Charles  (Trautner  Bros),  505 

California 
Trautner  Gustave  (Trautner  Bros),  505 

California 
Trautvetter  A,  bootmaker,  2515  Mission 
TRAVELERS'    DTSURANGE    GO 

OF    HARTFORD    (The).    Thomas 

Bennet  general  agent,  410  California 
Travcr  G  W,  general  agent  Maaaachu- 

setts   Benefit    Association,    26  New 

Montgomery 
Traver  G  W  ft  Co,  insurance  agents,  26 

New  Montgomery 
TRAVER    J   C>   livery  stable.  2611 

Mission 
TRAVERS     CHAS     E    (Severance, 

Travera  ft  Homblower),  attomey-at- 
law,  331  Montgomery 
Travera  Mias  Roaain,  lodging-house,  51 

3d 
Travlor  W  W,  mining  sec,  room  37,  309 

Montgomery 
Treadwell   J   P,    attoraey-at-law,  606 

Keamy 
Trebois  F,  tailor,  220  Montgomery  ave 
Tregellas  Mrs  Susan,  dreasmaker,  838 

Market 
Trejos  J  ft  Co  (J  F  Skelly  and  Yanuario 

iurroyo),  importers  and    commission 

merchants,  123  California 
Trenkle  E,  physician,  318  Kearny 
Trespailles  Martin,  bakery,  1604  Turk 
Trevor  Frank,  wood  and  coal,  706  Bush 
Trew  Thomas  D,  cutlery,  lamps,  oils, 

etc,  1005  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Tribel    Louis  (Imhaus   ft  Tribel),  403 

Hayes 
Tridon  L,  liauors,  317  Bush 
Triest  B  (Triest  ft  Co),  116  and  118  San- 
some 
Triest  ft  Co  (B  Triest,  A  and  A  Stein- 

berger),  importers  of  hats,  116  and 

1 18  Sansome 
Trinidad  Mill  Co,  F  ?  and  A  J  Hooper 

agts,  pier  No  2^,  Steuart 
Trinity  Church.  Rev  H  W  Beers.  D  D, 

pastor,  cor  Powell  and  Post 
Tnpp  Clinton  C,  capitalist,  rooms  7  and 

8,  401  California 
TRIPP  GEORGE  A  (George  A  Tripp 

ft  Co),  226  Fremont 
TRIPP  GEORGE  A  ft   00  (George 

A  Tripp),     coppersmiths,    plumbing 

and  steam  fitting,  226  Fremont 
Tripp  J  W,  attomey-at-law,  408  Cali- 
fornia 
Tritsch  Peter,  saloon,  531  Taokson 
Trobock  B  N  (Trob  <ok  ft  Levy),  420 

Sansome 
Trobock  ft  Levy  (B  N  Trobook  and  M 

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Troendle  T  R,  agt  ^,ti  Loois  Paper  Co, 

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Troga  Con  M  Co,  W  H  Lent  aec,  room 

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TrolUet  H  (Tenthorey  ft  TroUiet),  658 

Mission 
Trost  L  P,  saloon,  637  Broadway 
Trouette  Hypolit^,  druggist,  304  4th 
Troutman  John,  restaurant,  39  Market 
Troutt  James  M,  attorney-at-law,  207 

Sansome 
Troy  Bros,  liquors,  24  Hayes 
Trowbridge  Mrs  S  A,  employment  office, 

II  Stockton 
Truckee  Lumber  Co's  Box  Factory,  249 

and  261  Berry 
Truebenbach  D  £  (M  Waterman  &  Co), 

113  Clay 
Truelson  Theodore,  groceries,  oor  Leav- 

enwvyrth  and  Sacramento 
Trueman  Herbert  G,  dentist,  1001  Mar- 

ket  cor  6th 
TRTJESDELL  MBS  A  C.  proprietor 

Truesdell  House,  1104  Market 
TRTJESDELL  HOUSE.   Mrs   A   C 

Truesdell  proprietor,  1104  Market 

TBITMAN I  J  (Jackson  &  Truman), 
625-631  6th  and  149-169  Bluxome 

TRUMBULL  R  J  (R  J  Trumbull  ft 
Co),  419  Sansome 

TRUMBULLR  J  ft  CO  (R  J  Tram- 
bull  and  Chas  W  Beebe),  seedsmen 
and  nuraerymen,  419-421  Sansome 

Trumbull  Walter  (W  Trumbull  ft  Co), 
316  Pine 

Trumbull  William,  saddle  and  harness 
maker,  119-121  Davis 

Trampour  J  P,  dentist,  401)  Hayes 

Trunk le  Emil,   physician,  318  Kearny 

TRUSSEAU  P  C.  attorney-at-law,  604 

Merchant 
"Truth,"  430  Clay 

TRUWORTHT  MRS  F  M.  successor 

to  F  M  Truworthy,  stencil  plates  and 

rubber  stamps,  318  Front 
Tryon  James  W,  apothecary,  56  Geary 
Tsang  Hoy,    Chinese    vice-consul,  916 

Clay 
Trsegut  Henry,  notions,  cor  Market  and 

4th 
Tscharner  ft  Naser  (J  Tsohamer  and 

Paul  Nager),  saloon,  215  Dupont 
Tscharner  J  (Tscharner  ft  Nager)  215 

I>.pont,  res  621  Califoruia 
Tscheruer  M  (G  Leipnitz  ft  Co),  236 

Sutter 
TSCHURR  C  (Tschurr  ft  Dingeou)  217 

Kearny 

TSCHURR  ft  DINOEON  (C  Tschurr 
and  L  Dineeon),  Maison  Doree  Res- 
taurant, 217  Kearny 

Tsula  ft  Broya,  groceries,  cor  Mission 
and  Goddy 


Tsola  Paul  (Tsola  ft  Broya),  oor  Mission 
and  Goddy 

Tubbs  A  L  (Tubbs  ft  Co),  61!  and  613 
Front 

Tubbe  ft  Co  (A  L  and  Hiram  Tubbs), 
SF  Cordage  Factory,  611  and  613 
Front 

Tubbs  Hiram  (Tubbs  ft  Co),  611  and 
613  Front 

TUBBS  ROBT  C  (Peasu  ft  Tubbs),  418 
Sacramento 

Tuck  John,  saloon,  San  Bruno  road 

Tucker  Mrs  Ella,  dressmaker,  524  6th 

Tucker  Mrs  H  S  P,  artist  in  crayon, 
200  Stockton 

TUGKEB  OEO  H.  metal  cornice  man- 
ufacturer, 639  5th 

Tucker  John  W  (Fritz  Dirking),  watches 
and  iewelry,  131  Kearny 

Tucker  W  J,  mgr  American  Saw  Co,  3 
Spear 

Tuckey  Alfred,  repairer  of  jewelry,  13 
Trinity 

Tuebner  ft  Hoffman  (Gustav  Tuebner 
and  William  Hoffman),  show  cases, 
532  California 

Tuedinfflausen  Oscar  Wolf,  druggist, 
519  Hayes 

Tuft  James,  ship  owner,  22  California 

TUOOLE  SF  (Allen,  Tuggle  ft  Co),  18 
and  20  Spear 

Tuite  James,  bakery,  ^17  8th 

Tully  Frank,  tannery.  Serpentine  ave 
bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Tunitas  Petroleum  Co,  S  M  B  Haley 
msr,  405  California 

Turel  J  (Lemoine,  Turel  ft  Co),  commis- 
sion merchants,  stalls  15,  17  and  19, 
S  F  Market 

Turk  Henry  (Neubert  ft  Turk),  26  Cali- 
fornia Market  

TURK  STBEET  HOTEL,  Hillen- 
brand ft  Klose  proprietors,  22  and  24 
Turk 

Turk  Street  Primary  School,  Turk  near 
Webster 

Turkey,  Consul  of,  G  W  Oibbs,  33  Fre- 
mont 

TumbullW  (W  Tumbull  ft  Co),  316 
Pine  and  SW  cor  East  11th  and  6th 
ave.  East  Oakland 

TUBNBULL  W  ft  CO  (W  Tumbull), 
stock  brokers,  316  Pine  and  south- 
west comer  Eact  1 1th  and  6th  avenue, 
East  Oakland 

TUBHBULL  WALTEB,  stock  broker, 

316  Pine  and  southwest  comer  East 

11th  and  6th  avenue,  East  Oakland 

Turn  Verein  Hall    (The   Old),  Huber 

Bros  (O  F  and  A  Huber),  620  Bush 
Turner  A  J  (Turner,  Kennedy  ft  Shaw), 

840  4th 
Turner  C,  mgr  Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co, 
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019  Sacramento 
Tamer  Mrs  C  V,  corsets,  1250  Market 
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331  Montgomery 
Turner  Mrs  H   W,  confectionery,   149 

7th 
Turner  John,  mining,  414  California 
Turner,  Kennedy  ft  Shaw  (A  J  Turner, 
John  F  Kennedy  and  Geo  T  Sbaw), 
lumber,  doors  and  sashes,  840  4th 
Turner  Matthew,  agt  Tahiti  Line  Pack- 
ets and  ship  builder,  122  California 
Turner  R  P,  real  estate,  640  Clay 
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Turn  Verein  Hall,  Powell  bet  Pine  and 

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worth and  Hyde 
Turn  Verein  Vorwartz  Hall,  310  O'Far- 

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Turn  Verem,  323  Turk 
Turpin  F  L,  propr  Capitol  House,  637 

Sacramento 
Tuscarora  Mill  and  Mining  Co,   M  E 

Sterling  sec,  309  California 
Tuska   Walter   J,    attomey-at-law,    7 

Montgoiuery  ave 
Tustin  W   I,  mfr   Rotary  Pulrerizing 

Mill  and  windmill  mfr,  SOS  Mission 
Tuttle  —  (Warren  ft  Tuttle),  204  9th 
Tuttle  A  J  (Tuttle  Bros),  234  Montgom- 
ery 
Tuttle    Bros  (John   and  A  J  Tuttle), 

brickmakers,  234  Montgomery 
Tuttle  H  D,  attomey-at-law,  438  Cali- 
fornia 
Tuttle  John  (Tuttle  Bros),  234  Mont- 
gomery 
Tuttle  S  E,  restaurant,  161  9th 
Twenty-seventh  Street   M  E  Church, 

27th  bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
Twichell  W  L,  physician,  528)  Valencia 
TWIOOS  D  Ai  books,  stationery,  toys 

etc,  408  3d 
Twist  Frank  J,  teacher  and  translator, 

13  Stockton 
Tyler  B  (S  H  Tyler  ft  Son),   221   Com- 
mercial 
TYLER    GEORGE  W,  attomey-et- 

law,  318  Pine 
Tyler  John,   restaurant,    1007  Market 

bet  6th  and  7th 
Tyler  S  H  (S  H  Tyler  ft  Son),  221  Com- 
mercial 
Tyler  S  H  ft  Son  (H  F  and  E  Tyler), 
wholesale  spices  etc,  221  Commercial 
Tyler  Street  Primary  School,   Golden 

Gate  ave  nr  Pierce 
Tyrrell  J  H   (Brearty  ft  Tyrrell),  1111 

Market 
Tyson  A  J  (Tyson  ft  Bill),  butchers,  cor 
Washington  and  Stockton 


Tyson  ft  Bill  (A  J  Tyson  and  George 
Bill),  butchers,  cor  Washington  and 
Stockton 

Tyson  Duncan  S,  saloon,  SW  cor  Sac- 
ramento and  Leidesdorff 

Tyson  Henry  F  (B  Mendiondou  ft  Co), 
532  Merchant 

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Ubhaus  Bros,  12  Geary 
Ubner  Ernest,  bakery,    804  Greenwich 
Uhl  G  (Goety  ft  Uhl),  429  California 
Uford  Lena,  dressmaker,  441  Green 
Uhleubrock  A,  liquors,  603  California 
Uhlig  Mrs  Marguerita,   music  teacher, 

106  McAllister 
Uhlig  Robert,  music  teacher,  106  McAl- 
lister 
Uhrlandt  Hermann  E  (Radovich  ft  Uhr- 

landt),  306  Keamv 
Ulin  John,  coffee  saloo  i,  310  Dupont 
UNCLE    JACOBS   (A),    broker,    613 
Pacific 

UHDERHELL  H  B  JR,  secretary 
Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co,  416 
Montgomery 

Underwood  H  E  (Underwood  ft  Kord- 
meyer),  Russ  House  Billiard  Rooms 

Underwood  ft  Kordmeyer  (H  £  Under- 
wood and  G  Kordmeyer),  Rusa  House 
Billiard  Rooms 

Underwriters'  Fire  Patrol,  Russell 
White  capt,  C  H  Okell  lieut,  head- 
quarters room  1,  33  Stevenson 

Ungaretti  F,  fraita,  601  Post 

Unger  A  (Unger  ft  Merdheim),  Alameda 

Unser  Frank  L,  sec  Pacific  Stock  Ex- 
cnanse,  314  Montgomery 

Unger  Louis,  meat  market,  1236  Pacific 

Unger  ft  Mendheim  (A  Unger  and  M 
Mendheim),  real  estate,  210  Mont- 
gomery 

Ungraded  School,  cor  Harrison  bet  10th 
and  nth 

Ungrott  Aug,  saloon,  cor  Valencia  and 
19th 

Union  Base  Ball  Grounds,  resorts  and 
drives,  cor  Townsend  and  7th 

Union  Block,  202  Market 

xnnon  box  factort.  r  ^  Morey 

supermtendent,  114-120  Spear 
Union    Brewery,    C    Hess  propr,   326 

Clementina 
Union  building  and  Loan  Association, 

B  B  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Union  Con  Mining  Co.  J  M  Buffington 

seo,  309  California 
Union  Club,  Wm  Ashburner  pres,  508 

California 
Union  Electric  Telegraph,  supt's  office 

640  Clay 
Union  Furniture  Co,  Clarke  ft  Lawson, 

856  Market 


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Union  Hall,  731  Howard 

Union  Hotel,  Adam  Wagner  propr,  34 

Hayes 
UNION  HOUSEf  John  Burfeind  propr, 

northeast  comer  Bay  and  Larlun 
Union  Insurance   Co    (Phil'a),  Jacobs 

&  Easton  general  agts,  216  Sansome 
UNION  INSUEANGE  00  OF  SAN 

FRANCHICO.     Uustave     Touohard 

president,  C  D  Haven  secretary,  416 

California 
Union  Iron  Works,  Prescott,  Scott  & 

Co,  NE  cor  1st  and  Mission 
Union  Loan  Association,  Isaac  Upham 

pres,  room  4,  729  Montgomery 
Union  Malt  House,  brewery,  1413  and 

1415  Folsom,  office  Hll  Sacramento 
Union  Market,  Howard  bet  3d  and  4th 
Union  Mineral  and  Soda  Water  Works, 

Geo  C  Thompson  propr,  1915  Mason 

UNION  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO  (Maine),  E  Hawkins  u.au- 
ager,  601  California 

UNION  PACIFIC  BAILWAT,  D  W 

Hitchcock  general   western  passenger 

agent,  Masonic  Temple,  1  Montgomery 
Union  Pacific  Salt  Co,  Jno  Barton  prea, 

A  W  Jee  sec,  34  and  216  Sacramento 
UNION  PACKING    CO.    Sidney    M 

Smith  president,  P  D  Code  vice-pres- 
ident, Chas  J  King  secretary,  Win  T 

Coleman  &  Co  sole  agents,  121  Market 
Union  Powder  Co,  M  Eissler  supt,  40 

California 
Union  Primary  School,  cor  Filbert  and 

Kearny 
Union  R  B,    butcher.   Grand    Central 

Market  cor  6th 
Union  Restaurant  and  Oyster  Saloon, 

A  Jui^assovich  Sl  Co  proprs,  106  6lh 
UNION     SALOON.     wTuiam      Wall 

proprietor,  121  4th 
UNION  SAW  WORKS.   Hawkins  & 

Co  proprietors,  32  Fremont 
Union  Scales,  C  R  Allen,  118  and  120 

Beale 
UNION  SHAFT  CO.  George  C  Pratt 

secretary,  room  22,  309   Montgomery 
Uni  >u  Soap  Factory,  Chas  Peterson  and 

Ludwig  KosttT  proprs,   Juniper   oflF 

Folsom  bet  10th  and  11th 
Union  Square  B  iptist  Church,  Post  bet 

Powell  and  Maa»n 
Union  Square  House,  226  Stockton 
Union  Square  Park,  Stockton  bet  Geary 

and  Post 
Union   Street    Exchange     School,  512 

Union 
Union  Warehouse,  Scholle  &  Lanker- 

shim   proprs,    NW  cor  Union    and 

Battery 
United  Ancient  Order  of  Druids,    413 

Sutter 


United     Californians,     Qua 
director,  hall  417  Kearcy 

United  Land  Association,  A  G  Ham- 
mond sec,  401  California 

UNITED  MARKET.  Richard  T  Bac- 
ons proprietor,  southwest  comer  Ma- 
son and  O'Farrell 

United  Order  of  Friends,  K  R  B  Hall, 
861  Market 

United  Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  M  M 
Gibson  pastor,  107  and  109  Mason 

United  Presbyterian  Sabbath  School, 
2419  Mission 

United  States  Appraisers'  Building, 
Sansome  bet  Washington  and  Jack- 
son 

United  States  Appraisers'  Office,  J  G 
Moore  and  G  M  Dent,  appraisers' 
room  29,  Appraisers'  Building 

United  States  Army  Depots,  cor  New 
Montgomery  and  Jessie 

United  States  Army  Engineer  '  Pacific 
Coast,  Col  Stuart  senior  engineer,  533 
Kearny 

United  States  Army,  Pacific  Coast  Di- 
vision, presidio,  Irvin  McDowell  com- 
mander 

UNITED  STATES  BREWEET,  F 

Kronesberg  8l  Co,  corner  Franklin 
ft  McAllister 

UNITED    STATES   CARTRIDQE 

COMFANT.  Charles  Sonntag  &  Co 
i^;ents,  116  Market 

United  States  Circuit  Court,  Lorenzo 
Sawyer  judge,  Stephen  J  Field  pre- 
siding judge,  U  S  Appraisers'  Building 

United  States  of  Columbia,  R  UUoa 
consul,  415  Montgomery 

United  States  Commissioners'  Office 
L  S  B  Sawyer  and  J  F  O'Beirne,  com- 
missioners room,  51  U  S  Appraisers' 
Building 

United  States  Custom  Barge  Office, 
Appraisers'  Building,  Meiggs'  Whurf, 
foot  Powell 

United  States  Custom  House,  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Washington 

United  States  Custom  House,  cor 
Washington  and  Sansome 

United  StateJ  District  Court,  Ogden 
Hoffman  judge.  Southard  Hoffinan 
Clerk,  room  63  Appraisers'  Building 

United  States  Engineers  Office,  George 
H  Mendell  chief,  533  Kearny 

United  States  Geological  Survey,  155 
N^ew  Montgomery 

United  States  Hotel,  John  Kelly  &  Son, 
306  Beale 

United  States  Insurance  Co  of  New 
York,  E  D  Farnsworth  &  Son,  219 
Sansome 

United  States  Land  Office,  Wm  R 
Wheaton  register,  Chas  H  Chamber- 
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Wilkins  attorney,  438  California 

United  States  Light  House  Department, 
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United  States  Marine  Hospital,  near 
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ants, Appraisers'  Building,  Sansome 
bet  Washington  and  Jackson 

United  Stated  Mint,  cor  5th  and  Mis- 
sion nr  Market  (Mint  began  opera- 
tions April  3,'  1853) 

UNITED    STATES    PENSION 

AGENCY,   Henry  Cox,  620   Wash- 

ii  gton 
United  States  Post-office,  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Battery 
United    States   Restaurant,    Ezra    Bo 

Rickards  propr,  548  Clay 
United  States  Restaurant,  Emil  Quarg 

propr,  537  Clay 
United    States    Shipping    Commission 

Office,  J  D  Stevenson  commissioner, 

118  Jackson 
United    States    Signal   Service,  Nelson 

Gorom  observer,  office  42  Merchants' 

Exchange 
United    States    Sub-Treasurer,    X    W 

Spaulding,  610  Commercial 
United  States  Surveyor  GeueralV,  Of- 
fice, Wm  H  Brown  surveyor  general, 

610  Commercial 
United  Workingmen'a  Co-operative  Boot 

and  Shoe  Company,    VV   Rosie    sec, 

factory  cor  25th  and  Bartlett  and  416 

Market 
United    Workman's  Store,   gents'  and 

ladies'    furnishing   goods,    L    Marks 

propr,  18  6th 
Unity  Lodge,  No  273,  Indeutmdent  Order 

B'nai  B'riths,   B'nai  B  rith  Hall,  121 

Eddy 
Unity    Lodge,  Ancient    Order    United 

Workmen,    B'nai   B'rith   Hall,    121 

Eddy  

UNIVERSAL  BENEVOLENT  AS- 
SOCIATION (for  unmarried  persons), 
W  Price  secretary  and  general  man- 
ager, 1038  Mission  between  6th  and 
7th 

Universal  Copying  Co,  Jeffers  &  Wells 
proprs,  1202  Mission 

Universal  Cooler  Co,  Geo  W  Deitzler 
see,  220  Sansome 

Universal  Fashion  Co.  Isaac  Lamb  agt, 
40  6th 

Universal  Marine  Insurance  Co  (United) 
London,  Wilfred  B  Chapman  s^t,  123 
California 


University  City  College,  119  Haisht 

University  Collections  (Berkeley)  of 
fossils,  animals,  birds,  ores,  mberals, 
and  geology 

UNTVERSITY  DAIRY,  John  KeUy 
proprietor,  San  Bruno  Road 

University  Gold  Mining  Co,  Wm  L  Oli- 
ver sec,  328  Montgomery 

University  I*ublishing  Co,  Alexander  W 
H  MacEwen  agt,  108  Leidesdorff 

UNNA  JACOB,  feather  dusters,  brushes 
and  brooms,  157  and  159  New  Mont- 
gomery 

Upham  Isaac  (Payot,  Upham  &  Co  and 
Louis  Gregoire  &  Co),  and  pres  Union 
Loan  Association 

Upstone  John,  iron  doors  and  shutters, 
521  Mission 

Upton  Bros  (Vernon  and  Thomas  B 
Upton),  job  printers,  605  Sacramento 

Upton  Thos  B  (Uptun  Bros),  605  Sac- 
ramento 

Upton  Ver.ion  (Upton  Bros).  605  Sacra- 
mento 

Urbach  Ignatz,  leather  and  findings,  801 
Montgomery 

Urban  Ferdinand,  saloon,  10  Ellis 

Urban  Hugo,  cigar  mfy,  1028  Market 

Urban  Jacob,  stuoou,  925  Kearny 

URI  FELIX,  butcher,  22-26  San 
Francisco  Market 

Urioste  Adolph  Jorge  (Urruela  &  Uri- 
oste),  202  Market 

Urner  John,  liquors,  2122  Mission 

Urquhart  William  (Rickards  ft  Urqu- 
h  irt),  1 15  Drumm 

Urruela  Jose  (Urruela  &  Urioste),  202 
Market 

Urruela  Jk  Urioste  (Jose  Urruela  and 
Adolphe  Jor^e  Urioste),  commission 
merchants  202  Market 

Urry  Daniel  B,  furniture,  155  3d 

Uruguay,  W  (rrace  consul,  40  California 

Ussellini  A,  baker,  219  6th 

Ussenger  M,  sec  of  Empire  Council 
Chosen  Friends,  510  Bush 

Ustorg  Marcellen,  market,  154  Ist 

UTAH  SILVER  MININa  CO,  Geo 

C    Pratt    secretary,    room     22,    309 
Montgomery 
Utschig    John,  boots    and    shoes,   326 
Budh 


Vaccari  C  M,  painter,  325  Turk 

Vaocaro  G  (G  Vaccaro  k  Co),  611  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Vaccaro  G  &  Co  (G  Vaccaro  and  Fran- 
cisco Chizhisola),  fruits  and  vegeta- 
bles, 611  Montgomery  ave 

Vacquart  A  P,  restaurant,  732  Mont- 
gomery 

Vahle  Harry,  liquors,  iZ  4th 


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Vail  A  H  (Sanborn,  Vv*  k  Co),  857 
Market 

Vaillant  Mrs  Fanny,  grooeries,  oor  27ih 
and  Harrison 

VALDEZ  ZEFERINO>  groceries  and 
provisions,  326^  Dapont 

Vale  Ghas  Sr  (Vale  &  Son),  1404  Polk 

Vale  Chas  Jr  (Vale  &  Son),  1404  Polk 

Vale  Chas  &  Son  (Chas  Vale  Sr  and 
Ghas  Vale  Jr),  hardware,  1404  Polk 

Valencia  Primary  School,  Valencia  bet 
22d  and  23d 

VALENTE  LXnOL  baker  and  manu- 
facturer maocaroni  and  vermicelli, 
214  Broadway 

VALENTINE  J  J*  superintendent 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Express,  north- 
east comer  of  Sansome  and  Halleck 

Valentiiie  Mill  Mining  Co,  John  H  Gil- 
lespy  sec,  room  73,  309  Montgomery 

Valentine  S  D  (Francis,  Valentine  k 
Co),  617  Clay 

Valentine  V  (E  J  Cattarina  &  Co),'519 
Front 

Valianos  Geu.'ge,  fruits,  cor  Tyler  and 
Market 

Valkmann  George  F  (A  Schilling  &  Go), 
122  and  I  '4  Davis 

Valleau  Sam  el  (J  ^  Brodie  &  Go),  420 
Clay 

Vallejo  and  tian  Francisco  Express, 
Good  &  Roney  agts,  418  Sacramento 

Vallet  Charles,  saloon,  347^  5th 

Van  Alen  W  K,  real  estate,  602  Wash- 
ington 

Van  Alstine  A  &  Co,  patent  medicines, 
550  Washington 

Vanarsilale  W  P  (Worden,  Vanarsdale 
&  Co),  422  6th 

Van  Bergen  August,  liquors,  425  San- 
some 

Van  Bergen  J  W  (N  Van  Bergen  &  Co), 
413  and  415  Clay 

Van  Bergen  N  {S  Van  Bergen  &  Go), 
413  and  415  Clay 

Van  Bergen  N  &  Co  (N  Van  Bergen,  L 
F  Holtz  and  J  W  Van  Bergen),  whole- 
sale liquors,  413  and  415  CLiy 

Van  Bibber  T  C,  stationery,  1305  Polk 

Van  Blai  com  A  Lines,  wool  merchant, 

214  Sansome 
Van  Bokkelen  W  A  M,   civil  engineer, 

419  California 
Van  Brunt  R  N,  accountant,  310  Pine 
Vance  K  A  (Sweeney  &  Vance),  623  Cal- 
ifornia 
Vancini  A,  fruit,  1 106  Stockton 
Van  Court  John  F,  carriage  trimmings, 

108  Jessie 
Vancouver  Mining  Co,  409  California 
Van  De  Mark  Georae  F  (Gillespie  & 

Van  De  Mark),  II  Drumm 
Van  Den  Bergh  J  P  P,  physician,  223) 
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Van  llenburgh  A,  dentit,  134  Geary 
Vandenburfm  D,  dentist,  229  Gear^ 
Vanderbilt  M  and  M  Co,  J  Morizio  sec, 
328  Montgomery     

VAN  DER  VAlLLES  A,  principal 

School    of  Engineering,    engiueermg 

and  assaying,  24  Post 
Vand'rpool  Mrs   Mary  F,    physician, 

1157^  Mission 
Vanderslice  W  K   (W  K  VandersUce  & 

Go),  136  Sutter 
Vanderslice  W  K  & 

slice  and  K  Melrose), 

jewelry,  136  Sutter 
Vandersweep  James,   photographer,  64 

3d 
Van   Derveer  M  P  (Potter  &  Van  Der- 

veer),  212  Sacramento 
Van  Dingster  R,  groceries,  SW  cor  Bay 

and  Dapont 
Vandoren  George  W,  dry  goods,   1505 

Stockton 
Van  Duren  Herman,  liquors,  1101  Fol- 

som 
Van  Dusen  J,  real  estate,  207  Kearny 
Van  Duzer  A  P,  assistant  district  attor- 
ney, room  59,  Appraisers'  Building 
Van  Dyck   Hubbard    G,    merchandise 

broker,  310  Pine 
Van  Dyke  Walter  &  William,  attorneys- 

at-law,  507  Montgomery 
Van  Geistefieds  H  L,  barber,  633  Pacific 
Van  Glahn  John  H,  groceries,   ccr  22d 

and  Chattanooga 
Van  Gulphen    Geo,   sec  Gigarmakers' 

Association,  114Dupont 
Van  Housen  William,  meat  market,  NE 

cor  Larkin  and  Ellis 
Van  Iderstine  D  (Amos  Currier  &  Co), 

103  Dupont 

'TANITT  FAIR"  AND  "GOLDEN 

ERA/'  Wagner  &  Bunyan  editors 
and  proprietors,  22  Kearny 

Van  Laak  Lambert,  propr  Eureka 
Broom  Factory,  17th  bet  Howard  and 
Shotwell,  office  315  and  317  Sacra- 
mento 

Van  Loben  Sels  P  J,  attorney-at-Iaw 
and  consul  of  Paraguay,  530  Cali- 
fornia 

Van  Ness  T  G,  attorney-at-law,  339 
Kearny 

Van  Noorden  Mrs  T  H,  dry  goods  and 
shoes,  1505  Steiner 

Van  Nordon  &  Gilmore  (R  T  Van  Nor- 
don  and  J  H  Gilmore),  real  estate,  607 
Montgomery 

Van  Nordon  R  T  (Van  Nordon  &  Gil- 
more), 607  Montgomery 

Van  Norden  William,  saloon,  1714  Mis- 
sion 

Van  Orden  L,  dentist,  131  Post 

Vanpel  H  J  £,  upholsterer,  2121  Mis- 
sion 


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VAH  BETHEGOM  F  W.  attorney- 
at-Uw,  12  Montgomery 

VauSauteu  £,  insurance  broker,  401 
California 

Van  Schaick  L  H,  'attorney-at-law,  606 
Montgomery 

Van  SioKlen  F  W  (Dodge,  Sweeney  9- 
Co),  114  and  116  Market 

Van  Taasel  C  J  (Van  Tassel  &  Toy),  218 
California 

Var.  Vassel  ft  Toy  (C  J  Van  Tassel  and 
George  D  Toy),  mfrs'  agts,  218  Cali- 
fornia 

Van  Vlack  G  J,  physician,  24  Ellis 

Van  Vlack  J,  physician,  24  Ellis 

Van  Vleok  Ihirbin',  designer  and  engrav- 
er on  wood,  432  Mon^omery 

Van  Vliet  Leon,  ieweler,  506  Kearny 

VAN  WINKLE  I  S  ft  CO.  N  T  Ro- 

maine  manager,  iron,  steel  and  heavy 
hardware,  413  and  415  Market 
Van  Wyck  H  L,  stock  broker,  308  Pine 
Van  Wyck  S  M,  supt  Golden  City 
Chemical  Works,  cor  7th  and  Town- 
send 

Van's  Photograph  Gallery,  64  3d 
Varney  Med,  saloon,  524  4th 

Varrath  Cris  C  (Clause,  Wreden  &  Co), 
cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 

Vasconcellos  J  J,  ranges  and  stoves,  524 
Washington 

Vassault  Ferdinand,  dtec  Society  of  Cal- 
ifornia Pioneers,  Montgomery  bet 
Jackson  and  Pacific,  and  real  estate 
agt,  140  Montgomery 

Vasselin  H,  toys,  146  7th 

Vaughan's  Photogr.iph  Gallery,  M  Kar- 
ras  and  S  Brown,  18  3d 

Vaughan  Mrs  Emma,  propr  Imperial 
Photograph  Gallerv,  724^  Market 

Vaughan  Fred,  mgr  Union  News  Co,  cor 
Sansome  and  Washington 

Vaughn  A  H  (estate  of),  liquors,  21 
Leidesdorif 

Vaughn  H  B,  carpet  beating,  213  and 
215  Alabama  l)et  25th  and  26th 

Vaupel  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  2121  Mis- 
sion 

Vauvert  de  Mean  August,  consul  of 
France,  704  Washington 

Veatch  Mrs,  confectionery,  1252  Market 

Vecci  G,  tailor,  118  Montgomery  ave 

Veen  Frank  (C  Herrmann),  336  Kearny 

Veitch  Parry,  boots  and  shoes,  3005 
Mission 

Velbert  J  S,  cigar  mfr,  418  Hayes 

Venaglia  Eurico,  restaurant,  235  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Venanzio  Quilici,  saloon,  312  Montgom- 
ery ave 

VkwAH.'n  Q,  coffee  and  spice  factory, 
625  and  627  Front 

Venezuela,  Consul  of,  F  Herrera,  218 
California 


Vennekohl  Bros  (John  and  Ben  Vennc' 

kohl),  groceries,  1200  Pacific 
Vennekohl  Ben  (Vennekohl  Bros),  1200 

Pacific 
Ven^3kohl  John  (Vennekohl  Bros),  1200 

Pacific 
Venture  V  (Bertulucer  &  Venture),  316 

Broadway 
Venturi  E,  bootmaker,  1720  Stockton 
Verdenal   J    M,    attorney  at-law,    026 

Montgomery 
Verdenhalven  John,  srocer,  400  6th 
Verdier  Gaston  (Verdier,  Moreau  &  Co), 

cor  Geary  and  Dupont 
Verdier,  Moreau  ft  Co  (G  Verdier  anc* 

Georde  Moreau),  dry  goods,  cor  Geary 

andDupont  

VERSN  EINTRACHT.    H  Tost- 

mann  president,  316  Post 
Vergez  Madam,  dressmaker,  627  Union 
Verhaghen  Adolph  (Verhaghen  ft  Dher- 

on),  312^  Minna 
VERHAGHEN  ft  DHERON  (Adolph 
Verhaghen     and     Adrian    Dheronj, 
porcelain  and   glass    painters,    312^ 
Minna 
Vermeel  J  L,  hay  and  grain  and   com- 
mission merchant,  619  and  621  4th 
Vernon  Frank,  stenographer,  310  Pine 
Verrill  Calvin  M,   saws  set  and  filed, 

645  Mission 
Veteran's  Home  Association,    10  Cali- 
fornia 
Veteran's  Home,  10  California 
V^etsch  John,  bakery,   1 1 1  6th 
Vetter  August,  horseslioer,  922  Brannan 
Vetter  F,  tailor,  1 145  Market 
Vetter  Mrs  H,  fancy  goods,  611  Bryant 
VETTERU  JACOB  ( Vetterli  ft  Wink- 
ler), 16 »  New  Montgome'"y 

VETTERLI  ft  WINKLER   (Jacob 

Vetterli  and  Julius  Winklei),  saloon, 
163  New  Montffninery 

Veuve  H  de  Jr,  California  Package  Dis- 
infecting Co,  room  8,  525  Front 

Vice  Thomas,  boatbuilder,  42  Steuart 

VICE  ft  LANTERI.  boatbuilders,  6 
Broadway 

Vice  Thomas  (Vice  ft  Lanteri),  6  Broad- 
way 

Vice  W  R,  agt  Sioux  City  and  Pacific 
R  R,  2  New  Montgomery 

V^icini  Peter,  fruit  and  vegetables,  SW 
cor  Pacific  aid  Mason 

Victoria  Steamship  Co,  1 18  Pacific 

V^ictoria  and  Imperial  Tunnel  and  Min- 
ing Co,  W  H  Watsca  «ec,  302  Mont- 
gomery 

Victor  Marie,  French  laundry,  1023A 
Clay 

Vienna  Cafe,  August  C  Becker  propr, 
:^1  Bush 

Vienn  Gardens,  Chas Ricck  propr,  NW 
cor  Sutter  and  Stockton 


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Bros  propheton,  205  Kearny 
Viereokt  ConrMl,  bakery,  776  Folsom 
Vietheer  Henry  (Hokannou  &  Vietheer), 

627  Eaati 
Vietor  C  (Meneoke,  Vietor  &  Go),  435 

California 
Vignier  A,  importer  of  liquors,  429  and 

431  Battery 
Vignier  A,  oream  tartar  factory,   NE 

cor  7th  and  Bryant 
Visoreux  A  W,  phyaioian,  224  6th 
Villedieu  Chas,  liauors,  111  Dupont 
Vilkmeur  Joseph,  Dootmaker,  4  Summer 
Villemeyre  Mrs  S,  laundry,  605  Post 
Vincent  Clarence,  contractor,  528  Cali- 
fornia 
Vincent  F,  florist,  321  Montgomery  ave 
Vincent  Sevin  &  Co  (E  Thiele),  seeds- 
men, 607  Sansome 
Vinticultural  Commissioners,  113  Leides- 

dorff 
Virden  Delfina,  bakery,  2215  Post 
Virginia  and  Gold  Hill  Water  Co,  W 
W  Stetson  sec,  room  57,  309  Mont- 
gomery 
Vits  Jacob,  bakery,  1205  Polk 
Vlautin  Joseph,  restaurant,  281  and  283 

East 
Vlautin  J  P.  restaurant,  715  and  717 

Davis 
"Voce  del  Popolo  "  (semi-weekly),  536 

Washington 
Vock  S  (F  Wittmaack  k  Co),  41  4th 
Vockke   Gustav    C,    cigars,     junction 
Kearny,  Montgomery  ave  and  Pacific 
Voelkel  Geo  E,  architect,  331  Kearny 
Voge  Charles,  cigars,  815  Battery 
Vouel    Alfred    (Vogel    k    Hahn),    423 

Wash  ngton 
Vogel  Charles,  bootmaker,  502  Post 
YQQ'EL  ft  HAHN   (Hugo  Hahn  and 
Alfr<)d  Vogel).   newj  agents  and  im- 
porters, 423  Washington 
VOOELER  A   ft  CO.   proprietors  St 
Jacob's  Oil,  Chas  F  Vonsanter  man- 
ager, 710  Mission 
Vogelsang  Max,  saloon,  142  4th 
Vogelsang  &  Wertheim  (Max  Vogelsang 
and  Tony  Wertheim),  Telegraph  Hill 
Observatory   Concert  Half  and  res- 
taurant, cor  Kearny  and  (Greenwich 
VOOES  GEORGE,  litiuors,  242  Sutter 
Vogelsang  Max  (Vogelsang  &  Wertheim), 

cor  Kearny  and  Crreunwich 
Vogul  G,  tailor,  407  Bunh 
Voigt  F  R,  editor    "The  Guide,"  521 

Clay 
Voisinet  Jules  E,  hairdresser,  545  Mer- 
chant 
Volberg  Chas  (Schlueter  &  Volberg},  709 

Market 
Volkmiin  C  M,  commission  merchant, 
319  Washington 


Vol!  Henry,  dealer  in  hams,  61  Centre 
Market 

VoUers  Bros  (Charles  and  Henry  Vol- 
ers),  groceries,  971  Harrison 

VoUmar  James,  real  estate  agt,  40  Cali- 
fornia 

VoUmer  Harry,  saloon,  SW  cor  Pacific 
and  East 

VoUmer  J,  groceries,  SE  cor  Turk  and 
Franklin 

Volpert  A,  oioars,  229}  Montsomery  ave 

Von  Ahnden  J  H,  cigars  and  tobiaooo, 
5  Kearny 

VON  AMMON  HEBNHABD,  bom- 
mission  merchant,  310  California 

Von  Arx  John  (Von  Arx  &  Lundquist), 
14  Geary 

Von  Arx  &  Lundquist  (John  Von  Arx 
and  John  G  Lundquist),  merchant 
tailors,  14  Geary 

Von  Bargen  Ernest  (Doscher  &  Von 
Bargen),  S  W  cor  McAllister  and  Web- 
ster 

Von  Bargen  Henry  (Schultz  &  Von 
Bargen),  SE  cor  California  and  Front 

Vonder  Lieth  Frederick  H,  druggist, 
NE  cor  Powell  and  Broadway 

Von  der  Nienburg  W  A,  liquors,  SW 
cor  California  and  Drumm 

Von  d'Heidt  William,  saloon,  440  Bush 

Von  Dohren  H  P  (Mass  &  Von  Dohren), 
300  O'Farrell 

Von  Emden  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  cor  5th  and  Clara 

Von  Hadeln  John,  groceries,  1601  Pow- 
ell 

Von  Harten  Louis,  groceries,  XW  cor 
6th  and  Brannan 

Von  Hoffmann  Charles,  physician,  119 
Stockton 

Von  Issendorf  C  F,  groceries,  SW  cor 
Howard  and  Beale 

Von  Leicht  Ferdinand,  civil  engineer, 
418  California 

Von  Loesecke  P,  stock  broker,  312  Pine 

Vonniucchi  Lorenzo,  fruit,  430  Broad- 
way 

Von  Ofen  &  Cohen  (George  Von  Ofen 
and  M  J  Cohen),  cigar  manufacturers, 
955  Howard 

Von  Ofen  George  (Von  Ofen  k  Cohen), 
955  How'.rd 

Von  Rhein  O  F  (0  F  Von  Rhein  &  Co), 
512  California 

Von  Rhein  0  F  &  Co  (O  F  Von  Rhein 
and  W  H  Crim),  real  estate  agents, 
512  California 

Von  Ronn  D,  restaurant,  NW  cor  East 
and  Folsom 

Von  Ronn  &  Hencke  Bros  (Wm  Von 
Ronn  and  Herman  and  Wm  Hencke), 
dairy  produce,  40«3  Front 

Von  Ronn  D  &  Schlichting,  restaurant, 
cor  Folsom  and  East 


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Von  Soosten  Luder,  saloon,   1S)49  Mis- 


Von  Staden  D  C,  groceries,   SW  cor 

Mission  and  Steuart 
Von  Staden  Geo,  saloon,  512  Front 
Von  Tiedemann  E,    watchmaker   and 

jeweler,  310  6th 
Von  Tiedemann  F,  cigar  manufacturer, 

310  6th 
Von  Voss  W,  coffee  and  spice  mills,  353 

-357  Tehama 
Voorhees  James,   attomey-at-law,  405 

Kearny 
VoorhiesFB  (Derby  ft  Co),  741-747 

Mission 
Voorhies  A  H,  oculist  and  aurist,   22 

Geary 
Voorman  H,  Pacific  Distilling  Co,   416 

Battery 
Voorman  H  (Frank  Barnard  ft  Co),  213 

Jackson 
Vorrath  Thos,  painter,  135  12th 
Vortman  Henry,  liquors,  NW  cor  Steu- 
art and  Howard 
Vorwerck  MrsM  B,  restaurant,    1819 

Powell 
Vossbrinck  D,  liq  69  East 

Voss  H  A,  uphols^  «04  Larkin 

Votta  Michele,  n  ..i     jacher,  1232  Du- 

pont 
Vowinkle  Henry,  florist,    1009  Folsom 

nr  6th 
"Voz  del  Nuevo  Mundo,"  628  Mont- 
gomery 

"VOZ    FOBTUaiJEZA   A,"    Manoel 

Stone  proprietor,  734  Montgomery 
Vrachliotti  George,   fancy  goods,    1018 

Larkin 
Vreeland  Phrank  L  (Painter  ft   Vree- 

land),    SW    corner    California    and 

Kearny 
Vttcassovich  Antonio  (F  D  Curtoni  ft 

Co),  cor  Turk  and  Larkin 

VULCAN  FORGES,  Garcin,  Son  ft 
Co,  294  Howard 

Vulcan  Mill  and  Minfng  Co,  N  E  Ster- 
ling sec,  309  California 

Vulcan  Powder  Company,  Herman 
Shainwald  sec,  218  California 

Vulicevich  M,  commission  merchant, 
405  Davis 

VUSCOVICH  &  CJHIXrDA.  commis- 

sion  merchants,  519  Sansome 
Vuscovich  S,  cigars  and  tobacco,   430 

Stockton 
Vuscovich  V  (Vuscovich  ft  Chiude),519 

Sansome 


Waas  George  ft  Henry,  proprs  Teu- 
tonia  Garden,  cor  Jemima  and  St«iner 

Waas  George,  liquors,  cor  Steiner  and 
Herman 

Waas  H,  bunss,  plugs,  etc.,  720  Minna 

Wachsmith  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
2008  Mission 

Wachter  Lawrence  (Schneider  ft  Wach- 
ter),  1524  and  1526  Pacific 

Wackenrueder  Vitus,  propr  Franconia 
Nurserjyr,  San  Bruno  Koad  nr  28th 

Wade  John,  attorney-at-law,  56  Mont- 
gomery Block,  628  Montgomery 

Wade  Mining  Co,  W  H  Allen  sec,  306 
Pine 

Wade  Thomas,  dentist,  27  Geary 

WAOE  WUUAH  M.  real  estate,  in- 
surance, collections  and  general  busi- 
ness aueot,  214  Sansome 

Wade  W  N,  livery  stable,  710  Broadway 

Wadham  Lumau,  sec  Bank  Commission- 
ers 

Wadhamsft  Elliott  (W  Wadhams  and 
H  A  Elliott),  wholesale  grocers,  Port- 
land, Oregon,  office  206  Front 

Wadhams  W  (Wadhams  ft  ElUott),  206 
Front 

Wadman  W  B,  pres  Pacific  Stove  and 
Iron  Works  Co,  228  and  230  Main 

WADSWOBTH  CHAS  C.  physician, 
528  Hayes 

WADSWORTH   MISS  GRACE  E. 

music  teacher,  528  Hayes 
WADSWORTH  H  cashier  of  Wells, 
Fargo  ft  Co's  Bank,  northeast  corner 
California  and  Sansome 

WADSWORTH   HOUSE  (lodging). 

Major  David  Coon  proprietor,  225 
Bush 

Wadsworth  J  C  L,  sec  Pacific  Club,  204 
Montgomery  and  mining  401  Cali- 
fornia 

Wadsworth  William  R.  broker,  531  Cal- 
ifornia 

Wagener  ft  Besecke  (Joseph  Wagener 
and  Wm  Besecke),  painters,  1906 
Larkin 

Wagener  Joseph  (Wagener  ft  Besecke), 
1906  Larkin 

Waggoner  G  H,  sec  Pacific  Land  Invest- 
ment Co  and  sec  South  Pacific  Coast 
Railroad,  foot  of  Market 

Wagner  A,  The  Boca  Exchange  Saloon, 
227  Montgomery 

Wagner  Adam,  propr  Union  Hotel,  34 
Hayes 

Wagner  A  P  (Wagner  ft  Haub),  502 
Montgomery  ave 

WAGNER  ft  BUNTAN  (H  Wagner 
and  E  T  Bunyan),  proprietors  and 
editors  "Vanity  Fair^'  and  "Golden 
Era,"  606  Clay  and  22  Kearny 


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Wagner  0  F  (O  Kaiaerft  Oo),  17  wid  19 
California  Market 

Wagner  Charles,  meat  market,  2i^  Int 

Wagner  Charles  (Kullman,  Waguer  ft 
Co),  106  Battery 

Wagner  C  M,  mgr  Meerohaum  and  am- 
ber goods,  316  Kearny 

WACQIER  E  L.  saloon,  1232  Dupont 

WAONER  Ft  manufacturer  of  jewelry 
and  diamond  setter,  223  Kearny 

Wascner  F  0  (F  C  Wagner  ft  Bro),  San 
Francisco  Market 

Wagner  F  C  ft  Bro  (P  C  and  L  Wagner), 
pork  packers,  1,  3,  and  5  San  Fran- 
cisco Market 

Wagner  G  ( Wiese  &  Wagner,  26  Sacra- 
mento 

Wagner  Harr  (Waguer  ft  Bunyan), 
606  Clav  and  22  Kearny 

Wat^ner  ft  Haub  (A  P  Wagner  and 
Philip  Haub),  butchers,  5&  Mont- 
gomery ave  and  1503  Stockton 

Wagner  Henry,  house  painter,  937  Cal- 
ifornia 

Wagner  H  D,  sewing  machines,  1936^ 
Mis  ion 

Wagner  J,  bricklayer,  1032  Potrero 
ave 

Wagner  John,  physician,   920  Market 

Wagner  John,  physician,  2018  Mission 

WAONER  JOSEPH  (Joseph  Wagner 
ft  Co),  105  and  107  Mission 

WAONER  JOSEPH  ft  CO  (Joseph 
Wagner  and  M  O'Brien),  dour  mills 
and  mill  furnishers,  105  and  107  Mis- 
sion (see  advertisement) 

Wagner  J  G,  plumbers  and  gastitters, 
214  Montgomery  ave 

Wagner  L  (F  C  Wagner  ft  Bro),  San 
Francisco  Market 

Wagner  Ludwig  (W^^^i^ner  ft  Todt),  565 
Mission 

Wagner  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  1024^  Lar- 
kin 

Wagner  Mrs  M  A,  milliner,  437  Hayes 

Wagner  &  Todt  (Ludwig  Wagner  and 
Ferdinand  Todt),  coppersmiths,  565 
Mission 

Wagoner  ft  Hammond  (Luther  Wago- 
nei  and  John  H  Hammond),  mining 
engineers,  318  Pii  i 

Wagoner  Luther  (Wagoner  ft  Ham- 
mond), 318  Pine 

Wahl  Luuis,  liquors,  28  3d 

Wahler  A  N,  Pacitic  liaundry  and  ci- 
gars and  tobacco,  775  Market 

Wahlheim  Otta,  butcher,  912  20th 

WAHMUTH   HENRY,    proprietor 

Hayes  Valley  Brewery,  512  and  514 
Grove 
Wahmuth  Henry,  liquors,  319  4th 
Wai  Wera  Mill  and  Mining  Co,  Alfred 
K  Dubrow  sec,  room  69,  309  Mont- 
gomery 


Wain  Wright  Wm,  saloon  and  restaurant, 

cor  Hayes  and  Larkin 
Waite  A  T  (A  T  Waite  ft  Co),    1211 

Mason 
Waite   A   T  ft  Co  (A  T  Waite,  G  W 

Cowyie  and  Joseph  C  Peters),    livery^ 

stable,  1211  Mason 
Waite  John  M  (J  K  Armsby  ft  Co),  318 

Front 
Waizman  M,  paper  box  mfr,  639  Mar- 
ket 
WakeHeld  Rattan  Co,  Robt  Coulter  agt, 

644  Market 
WAKEFIELD  S  B  (S  B  Wakefield  ft 

Co),     vice-president    San    Francisco 

Stock  and  Exchange  Board,  327  Pine 

and  322  ?ine 

WAKEFIELD  S  B  ft  CO  (S  B  W  ake- 

field  and  A  W  Foster),  stock  broicers, 
322  Pine 

WAKELEE  ft  CO  (Chas  W  and  G  C 
Randell),  druggists,  perfumery  and 
manufacturers  of  medicinal  extracts, 
southeast  corner  Bush  and  Montgom- 
ery 

WAKELINO  MRS  LOTTIE  T,  mag- 
netic healer,  850  Market 

Walch  Edward,  liquors,  NWcor  O'Par- 
rell  and  Devisadero 

Walcom  George,  furniture,  109  Stockton 

Walcom,  Gowan  ft  Coffee  (Jacob  Wal  • 
com,  Edward  Gowan  and  John  Coffee), 
carriage  painters,  421  and  423  Pacific 

Walcom  Jacob  (Walcom,  Gowan  ft  Cof- 
fee), 421  and  423  Pacific 

Walda  Daniel,  saloon  and  boarding 
house,  213  2d 

WALDE  DANIEL,  beer  bottler,  243 
1st 

Waldeok  Ernst,  liquors,  772   Mission 

Waldeck  Fred,  saloon,  22  Ist 

Waldo  Lodging-Huiise,  733  Market 

Waldstein  A,  Pioneer  Cigar  Box  Fac- 
tory, Berry  nr  dth,  office  320  Sansome 

Walustein  Abra'iam,  lithographer,  zin- 
cographer  and  i  rinter,  3'M  Sansome 

Wales  Con  Mining  Co,  409  Washington 

Walfor  Wm,  saloon,  1004  Kearny 

Walker  A,  commercial  broker,  402 
Front 

Walker  Abner,  carpenter,  2108  Filmore 

Walker  J  D,  pres  N  P  C  R  R,  ilV)  Cali- 
fornia 

Walker  F  W  (Ring  ft  Walker),  536 
Clay 

WALKER  H  W.  assayer  and  bulli  on 
retiner,  109  Montgomery  Block 

Walker  James  D  (Falkner,  Bell  ft  Co), 
pres  North  Pacific  R  R  and  pres 
Western  Fur  and  Trading  Co,  430 
California 

Walker  J  G  (Gilman,  Walker  ft  Co), 
224  Front 

Walker  O  V,  stock  broker,  122  Pine 


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Walkingtun  T  O  ft  Co  (T  G  Walking- 
ton  and  O  H  Jewell),  warehouaemen, 

King  bet  4th  aud  5th 
Walkinahaw  Robert,  real  eatate  agt  and 
n*notai7  public,  407  Montgomery 
Walkinaon  F  A   (Ferguion  ft  Walkin- 

aon),  Uaverley'a  Theatre 
Walkup  W  B  (W  B  Walkup  ft  Co), 

643  Clay 
Walkap  W  B  ft  Co,  framera  of 

and  paper  monntera,  543  Clay 
Wall,  C  L  livery  atable,  38  6th 
WALLEDWABD,  WireWorka,  1224 

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Wall  J  S  (Eameat,    Wall  ft  Co), 

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WALL  WILLIAM.  Uquora,  121 
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Howard 
WALLACE.      OBEATHOUSE    ft 

BLANDHrO    (William  T   Wallace, 

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WALLACE  HTJOH,  manager  Marder, 

Luae  ft  Co,  Pacitic  Type  Foundry, 

526  and  528  Sacramento 
Wallace  Mrs  N^,  varieties,  1313  Pacific 
Wallace  ft  Piercy  (Andrew  Piercy  and 

Walter  Wallace),    leaaeea  Recreation 

Grounds,  cor  Folsom  and  25th 
Wallace  R  B  (Wallace  ft  Haatinga),  418 

California 
Wallace  Samuel  H,  cigara  and  tobacco, 

NW  cor  6th  and  Howard 
Wallace  Thoa,  stock  broker,  240  Mont- 
gomery 
Wallace    Walter   (Wallace  ft  Piercy), 

cor  Folsom  and  25th 
WALLACE  WMT  (Wallace,   Great- 
house  ft  Blandmg),  324  Pine 
Wallazz  E  A   (Wm  Clark  ft  Co),  50  9 

Hayea 
Waller  C  ft  Bro  (C  and  Crist  Waller), 

groceries,  1731  Market 
Waller  Claua(Waller  ft  firo),  1731  Mar- 

ket 
Waller  Criat  (Waller  ft  Bro),  1731  Mar 

kot 
Waller  John  C  (W  H  Wing  ft  Co),  NE 

cor  Fremont  and  Mission 
Wallin  Mra  Ida,  bakery,  1602  Geary 
Wallmann  ft    Bro,    watchmakers    and 

jewelers,  212  Montgomery 
Wallmann  Bros,  gun  and  locksmiths, 

1028  Sutter 
Wallmann  Richard,  groceries,  XW  cor 

Jones  and  O'Farrell 


Wallmann  Rud  df,  lookamith,  246  Ellis 
Walla  A,  teacher  vocal  and  inatmmantal 
muaiq,  32  6th 

WiONUT  VILLA  SB80ST.  Thoa 

Stephena  proprietor,  fine  winea, 
liquora  and  cigara,  cor  California  and 
Walnut 
Walpole  ft  Clark  (Frederick  Walpole 
and  Fredenck  O  Clark),  boarding' 
houae  and  reataurant,  44  Steuart 

Walpole  Frederick  (Walpole  ft  Clark), 
44  Steuart 

Walsh  Chaa,  Pioneer  Soda  Works,  1721 

Market 
Walah  Edward,  aaloon,  114  2d 

Walsh  Jamea,  bakery,  NW  cor  Lurkin 
and  Qreenwioh 

Walah  Jam<-«,  bootmaker,  218  lat 

Walsh  John,  bootmaker,  443  20th 

Walsh  John,  bootmaker,  10  7th 

Walsh  John  B,  books  and  stationery, 
129  6th 

Walsh  Mra  M,  cigars  and  tobaroo,  129 
6th 

Walsh  Mrs  Margarot,  mfr  boys'  cloth- 
ing, 600  Ellia 

Walah  Martin,  Pioneer  Soda  Works, 
1721  Market 

WALSH  OaCHAEL,  Mission  Plan- 
ing Mills,  414  and  416  22d 

Walsh  Michael,  boots  and  shoes,  27 
3d 

WALSH  EOBEBT,  carriage,  sign  and 
ornamental  painter,  47  and  49  Beale 

Walsh  T  F,  bootmaker,  1153  Folsom 

Walsh  Thomas  H,  liquors,  776  Market 

Walsh  Walter,  painter,  222  Mission 

Walsh  ft  Welch,  soda  water  mfra,  1721 
Market      • 

Walah  William  R,  groceriea,  1130  Fol- 
aom 

Walsh  ft  Wilson,  liquors,  775  Market 

Walsh  W  T,  notary  public,  326  Pine 

Walter  D  N  (D  N  ft  E  Walter  ft  Co), 
cor  Battery  and  Market 

Walter  D  N  ft  E  ft  Co  (David  N,  Her- 
man N,  Israel  N,  Emanuel  and  Moritz 
Walter),  importers  carpets  and  oil 
cloths,  cor  Battery  and  Market 

Walter  E  C  (G  Rudolf  ft  Co),  pianos, 
107  Stockton 

Walter  Emanuel  (D  X  ft  E  Walter  ft 
Co),  res  New  York 

WALTER  F  (Waiter,  SchiUingft  Co), 
northwest  conier  Pine  and  Battery 

Walter  Georse,  meat  market,  313  5th 

WALTER  0  V,  wloon  and  billiards, 
32-42  O'Parrbd 

Walter  Herman  N  (D  N  ft  £  Walter  ft 
Co),  cor  Battery  and  Market 

Walter  I  N  (D  N  ft  E  Walter  ft  Co), 
cor  Battery  and  Market 

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W»ltw  Mm  (M  Wklter  k  Co),  625  Sm- 

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Walter   M   ft  Co  (Max    and   Thomu 

W»lt«r),  wholeaale  liquora  »ad  mfra 

bitten,  62S  Sanaooie 
Walter  Moritz  (D  N  ft  E  Waiter  ft  Co), 

ree  New  York 
Walter   Otto  (FiMher  ft  WaUer),  S18 

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WALTXB  *  BOOO  (Mrs  J  Walter 

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WALTER.  SOHILLIVO  ft  CO  (F 

Walter,  0  Sohitlin^  and  F  D  Stadt- 
mailer),  native  wines  and  brandies, 
northwest  corner  Pine  and  Battery 

Walter  Thomas  (M  Walter  ft  Co),  025 
Sansome 

WALTERS  WM*  groceries,  31  Clem- 
entina 

Waltersen  ft  Dewey  (William  Dewey 
and  John  Waltersen),  commiMion 
mercuants,  212  Clay  and  81t)  Mont- 
^{omary 

altersen  John  (Waltersen  ft  Dewey), 
212  Clay  and  819  Montgomery 

Walterstein  Frank  (Hagomau  ft  Walter- 
stein),  334  Bush 

Walther  P  H,  barber,  1419  Octavia 

Waltmann  Leo,  fish,  NW  cor  Sansome 
and  Vallejo 

Walton  John,  painter,  1838  Howaru 

Walto'  J  R,  Maine  Diiiry,  408  Tehama 

WALTON  NELSON  C.  aaphaltum 
rooter,  219  Midaion 

Walton  Thomas  T,  tourist  ticket  agt 
Yo  Semite  Valley  and  Big  Trees,  3 
Montgomery 

Walworth  Mrs  M  C,  lodj^ing-huuse,  502 
Post 

Wand  Joseph  (J  Wand  ft  Bro),  212  6th 

Wuiid  Joseph  ft  Bro  (Joseph  and  Leon 
Wand),  dry  goods,  212  (ith 

Wand  Leon  (J  Waud  ft  Bro), 

WandTN  (Mather  ft  Co), 
fornia 

Wanek  Edward,  ladies'  hairdresser  and 
wigmaker,  124  Oeary 

WANOENHEIM  AMIEL  (Waugon- 

heiin,  Steruheim  ft  Co),  528  and  S^M) 
Market 

Wunirenhein  Henry  (Dohrmanu  &  Co), 
NW  cor  Wushiuj^toii  and  Drumm 

Wangenheim  Sol  (Sol  Wangeiiheim  ft 
Co),  c'jr  Davis  and  Sacramento 

Wangenheim  Sol  ft  Co  (Sol  Wangen- 
heim and  J  Newman),  agts  Hour  mills 
and  salmon  packers,  S£  cor  Davip  and 
Sacramento 

WANOENHEIH.  STERNflEIM  « 

GO  (Amiel  Wauuenheim  and  Samuel 
Sternheim),  crockery,  ulass  and  china 
ware,  528  and  5;iO  Market  and  27  and 
29  Sutter 


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434  Cali- 


Wani  John  D  (Wanz  ft  Winter),  5  Tay- 
lor 

Warn  Mrs  K,  varieties,  204  24th 

Wanz  ft  Winter  (JC  WanzandH  V7in- 
ter),  sausage  ^un,  6  Taylor 

Wanzer  Mrs  L  M,  attendmg  ph>sioian 
Pacific  Dispensary,  221  13th 

Wanzer  L  M  F,  physician,  130  Gtoary 

Wappel  ft  Son  (M  aad  A  M  Wappel), 
restaurant,  331  Bush 

Warburton  Mrs  A  M,  dressmaker,  934 
Howard 

Warburton  Mrs  Elizabeth  P,   lodging- 
house,  1423  Howard 

Warburton  J  P,   phvsioian,   2043  Mis- 
sion, office  St  Ann  s  Building 

Ward  Christopher,  tailor,  31  New 
Montgomery 

Ward  D  Henshaw,  attorney  and  mgr 
Canada  Pacific  R  R,  426  California 

Ward  D  W,  physician,  55  2d 

WARDJAMES(  Ward  ft  O'Brien),  em- 
ployment, 610  Clay 

Warcl  John  T,  attorney-at  law,  426  Cal- 
ifornia 

Ward  John  T  ft  Co,  a\v]  chandler,  1 
Drumm 

Ward  Joseph  W,  at.  >raoy-at-law,  426 
California 

Ward  J  Walter  Jr,  attorney -at-law,  426 
California 

Ward  Mrs  Lizzie,  fancy  goods,  520 
Geary 

Ward  Michael,  bootmaker,  1122  Harri- 
son 

Ward  M  M,  drUj^ist,  cor  2d  and  Mis- 
sion 

Ward  ft  O'Brien  (James  Ward  and  Johr 
O'Brien),  employment  office,  610  Clay 

Ward  PF,  plumber,  832  Pacific 

Ward  ft  Rowan  (W  J  Ward  and  N 
Rowan),  groceries,  337  4th 

Ward  Mrs  T  \V,  fancy  goods,  520  Geary 

Wiird  William  (William  W&rd  ft  Co), 
509  Sacramento 

Ward  William  ft  Co  (William  Ward), 
wholsale  liquors,  509  Sacramento 

Ward  \V  J  (Ward  ft  Rowan),  237  4th 

Wardo  M  ft  Co  ( Michael  Warde),  liq- 
uors, 313  and  315  Battery  and  400- 
40i>  C<>mmercial 

Wardelli  S  ft  Co,  wood  and  coal,  1803 

'  Mason 

Warden  Clinton  E,  mfrs'  agt,  26  New 
M()ntt;omery 

WARDEN  J  W  (Aiken  ft  Warden), 
cor  22d  and  Valenciii 

Waree  T  W,  cigars  and  tobacco,  316 
Bush 

Wurhambraw  A,  tailor,  905  Clay 

Warmbold  B  F  (Moller  ft  Warmbold), 
NE  cor  Kearny  and  Washington 

Warmbold  Fred  (M  >ller  ft  Warmbold), 
NE  cor  Kearny  and  Washington 


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Wannuth  Henry   'Henry  Warmuth  & 

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Wannuth  Heniy  ft  Co  (Christ  Meyer 

and  Henry  Warmuth),  proprs  Hayea 

Valley  Brewery,  514  Grove,   Hquors, 

321  4th 
Wamcko  Emeat  (Warncke  ft  Griffiths), 

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Warncke  ft  Griffiths   (Ernest  Warncke 

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Wharf  Saloon,  Uncle  Abe  manager. 
North  Beach 

Warner  Alexander,  dentist,  224  Kearny 

Warner  A  S,  pres  California  Sprinj^ 
MfgCo,  147  and  149  New  Montgomery 

Wamke  W  (W  'Warnke  ft  Co),  734 
Broadway 

Warnke  W  ft  Co  (W  Wamke  and  A 
Schmidt),  groceries,  734  Broadway 

Warnken  H  F,  groceries,  NE  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Dupont 

Warren (Warren  ft   Tuttle),   204 

9th 

Warren  August,  confectionery  and  toys, 
306  6th 

Warren  C  A,  contractor,  234  Montgom- 
ery 

Warren  ft  Co,  publishers  "The  Cali- 
fornia Farmer,  1021  Market  bet  6th 
and  7th 

Warren  Geo  W  (Lake  ft  Warren),  411 
Sacramento 

Warren  G  R,  bakery  and  confectionery, 
425  4th 

Warren  James  L,  wood  carver,  223  Mis- 
sion 

Warren  Mrs  Job  E,  dressmalcer,  109i 
5th 

Warren  John,  collector,  122  Montgom- 
ery Block 

Warren  ft  Son,  painters,  532  Hayes 

Warren  SP(S  P  Warren  ft  Co),  411 
California 

Warren  S  P  ft  Co  (S  P  Warren  and  F  R 
Wetmore),  stock  brokers,  411  Cali- 
fornia 

Warren  ft  Tuttle  Artesian  Water 
Works,  H  Hawes  pres,  W  J  Kelly 
sec  and  supt,  204  9th 

Warren  William  B,  carpenter,  SW  cor 
Bush  and  Lyon 

Warschauer  B  (Warschauer  Bros),  SW 
cor  5th  and  Market 

Warschauer  Bros  (B,  M  and  Mark  War- 
schauer), hotel,  8W  cor  5th  and  Mar- 
ket 

Warschauer  Mark   (Warschauer  Bros), 

SW  cor  5th  and  Market 
Warschauer  M,  saddles  and  harness,  53 

Clay 
Warshaur  M,   cigars  and  tobacco,  321 
California 


Washburn  Henry,   sale  stable,   SE  oor 

5th  and  Bryant 
Washburn  M   A,  music  teacher,  318^ 

Hayes 
Washington  and  Elliot  Insurance  Co,  N 

E  Potter  agt,  415  California 
Washington  Flour  Mills,  A  Dohrmann 

ft    Co,   NW    cor     Washington    and 

Drumm 
Washington     Grammar    and    Evening 

School,  cor  Washington  and  Mason 
Washington  Hall,  35  Eddy 
Washington  Life  Insurance  Co  of  New 

York,  John  H  Grey  general  agt,  31 1 

California 
Washington  Lodge   A  O  .U  W,  B'nai 

B'rith  Hall,  121  Eddy 
Washington  Maiket,   Washington  bet 

Montgomery  and  Sansome 
Washington  Mining  Co,  328  Montgom- 
ery 
Washington  Square,  Stockton  to  Powell 

and  Filbert  to  Union 
Wason  A,   house  and  sign  painter,  115 

Davis 
"  Wasp "  (The  Illustrated),   E  C  Mac- 

farlane  ft  Co  publishers  and  proprs, 

540  and  642  California 
WassiamuU    ft     Assomull,    East  India 

Wjoods,  406  Kearny 
ASSMAKN  BBOS  (Herman  and 
Ernest  Wassmann),  groceries,  corner 
24th  and  Potrero  avenue 
WASSMANN  EBNEST  (Wassmann 
Bros),  corner  24th  and  Potrero  avenue 
WASSMANN  HEBMAN  (Wassmann 
Bros),  corner  24th  and  Potrero  avenue 

WATCH  BEPAIBINOCO  (THE  00- 

OPEBATIVE),  Otto  Sinz  president, 
G  R  Fletjcher  secretary,  and  T  H  Lord 
buKiness  manager  and  treasurer,  331 
Kearny 
Watchmaker's  Association  of  Pacific 
Coast,  316  Post 

WATCHMAN  PUBLISHING  CO.  A 

T  Dewey  and  W  B  Ewer  business 
managers,  252  Market 

Waterbury  C  S  ( Waterbury  ft  Maxwell), 
325  Turk 

Waterbury  ft  Maxwell  (C  S  Waterbury 
and  T  Maxwell),  carpenters,  325  Turk 

Waterhouse  C  (Waterhouse  ft  Lester), 
16-22  Beale 

Waterhouse  ft  Lester  (C  Waterhouse), 
importers  of  wa^on  luml)er  and  car- 
riage material,  16-22  Beale,  San  Fran- 
cisco, 708  and  710  Sacramento  and  I '><) 
Front,  New  York 

Waterman  E  R  Sr,  flour  inspector, 
1920  Filbert 

Waterman  £  R  Jr,  meat  market,  2004 
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Waterman  F  H  (Shafter,  Parker  ft 
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Waterman  H  (M  Waterman  &  Co),  113 
Clay 

Waterman  J  O,  groceries,  wines  and 
liquors,  733  Montgomery 

Waterman  Joseph  (Waterman  &  Co), 
113  Clay 

Waterman  M  ft  Co  (H  and  Joseph 
Waterman,  A  Pfister  and  D  E  True- 
benbach),  grain,  113  Clay 

Waters  A,  livery,  1000  Geary 

Waters  Charles,  plumber,  30  OTarrell 

Waters  ft  Dunne,  plumbers,  922  Lar- 
kin 

WATERS  G  L  (Hartshorn  ft  Waters), 
126  Kearny 

Waterson  William,  bootmaker,  502 
Ellis 

Watertown  Fire  Insurance  Ce,  Hutch- 
inson ft  Mann  agts,  322  and  324  Cali- 
fornia 

Watkin  William  6,  real  estate  agt  and 
money-broker,  438  California 

WATKINS  ALONZO  A  (W  W  Mon- 
taime  &  Co),  112  Battery 

Watkins  C  E  photographer,  427  Mont- 
gomery 

Watkins  ft  Royce,  butchers,  1129  How- 
ard 

Watkins  Yo  Semite  Art  Gallery,  427 
Montgomery 

WATET  NICHOLAS  (Berteling  ft 
Watry),  427  Kearny 

WATSON  ft  CO  (M  V  B  Watson), 
corks,  druggist's  sundries  and  agents 
A  D  Ruffi-r  ft  Sons  soda  apparatus, 
122  and  124  Market 

Watson  Chas  L  (W  ft  J  Sloan),  525 
Market 

Watson  Geo  P  J,  mining  sec,  302  Mont- 
gomery 

WATSON  M  V  B  (Watson  ft  Co),  122 
and  124  Market 

Watson  W  C,  wool  and  grain  broker, 
28  California 

Watson  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  338 
Bush 

WATSON   WILLIAM   H,    mining 

agent  and  secretary,  302  Montgomery 
Watson  W  M,  cigarmaker,  302  Davis 
WATSON  W  W,  student-at-lRW  with 

F  M  Husted,  424  Montuomery 
Watt   Blue    (Jravel    Mining  Company, 

Richard  '  Vogeuer  sec,  414  California 
Watt  John,  books  and  stationery,  306 

17th 
Watt  Robort,  pres  Presidio  and  Ferries 

R  R  Co,  Union  bet  Leavenworth  and 

Hyde 
Watt  Robert  (Langley  ft  Michaels),  101 

B'ront 
Wattormai)    F  H,  attorney-at-law,  628 

Montgomery 
WATTLES  J  B  (J   B  Wattles  ft  Co), 

303  Montgomery 


WATTLES  J  B  &  CO  ( J  B  Wattles), 
stock  brokers,  303  Monteiomery 

WATTLES  WILLIAM  S.  stock 
broker,  303  Montgomery 

WATTS  WmiiOl,  bay,  grain,  coal 
and  wood  and  boarding  stable,  2306- 
2310  Mason 

Watts  Wm  (Wm  Watts  ft  Co),  436  Bush 

Watts  William  ft  Co  (William  Watts 
and  Thomas  Bourke),  night  con- 
ractors,  436  Bush 

Waugh  Alex  ft  Co  (A  Waugh,  Wm  D 
and  George  D  Miller),  junk,  112  Main 

Way  Mrs  Annie,  lodging-house,  32  4th 

Wayman  A  T,  liquors,  SE  cor  Green- 
wich and  Steiner 

Waymire  <iames  A,  judge  Superior 
Court  Montgomery  ave 

Weager  Louisa,  dressmaker,  106  McAl- 
lister 

Weales  ft  Earley,  bakery,  2129  Mission 

Weales  Thomas  (Weales  ft  Earley),  2129 
Mission 

Weaver  D  S,  hardware,  47  3d 

Weaver  Henry,  saddle  and  harness- 
maker,  1023^  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 

Webb  C  C,  capitalist,  405  Front 

Webb  Holten,  attorney-at-law,  604 
Merchant 

Webb  H  Watson,  attorney-at-law,  636 
Clay 

Webb  James  Philpot,  physician,  1023^ 
Mission 

Webb  Mathew  R,  importer  of  cloths, 
541  Market 

Webb  R  H,  wood  and  coal,  2405  Mis- 
sion 

Webber  A  A,  capitalist,  314  Montgom- 
ery 

WKBBER  L  N,  manager  American 
Salt  C'l,  217  Sacramento 

Weber  Adolph  C,  pres  Humboldt  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Society,  18  Geary 

Weber  C  A,  bootmaker,  621   California 

Weber  Chas,  insurance  agt,  13  Mer- 
chant's Exchange 

Weber  Chas  F,  barber,  152  Steuart 

Weber  Eugene  R,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  1266  Market 

Weber  F  C,  bootmaker,  621  California 

Weber  G  (G  Weber  ft  Co),  625  Com- 
mercial 

Welier  G  ft  Co  (G  Weber  and  Wm 
Braiichied),  bootmakers,  625  Commer- 
cial 

Weber  George,  saloon,  418  Broadway 

Weber  John,  blacksmith,  725  Brannau 

Weber  John,  groceries,  1721  Howard 

Wel)er  J  S  (J  A  Miller  ft  Co),  1009 
Market,  bet  6th  and  7th 

Weber  Julius,  bakery,  SW  cor  11th  and 
Howard 

Weber  L  N,  mgr  American  Salt  Co,  217 
Sacramento 


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Weber  Mrs  S  A,    lodging-house,   719 

Market 
Weber  T  H,  groceries,  cor  Point  Lobos 
ave  and  Boyoe 

Weber  Wm,  confectionery,  2337  Bush 

Webster  B  P  (Clark  &  Webster),  22 
Howard 

Webster  F  R  (Whitney  &  Webster),  450 
-460  Townsend 

Webster  J  V,  mgr  "California  Patron," 
40  California 

Webster  Thomas,  bootmaker,  623  How- 
ard 

Webster  Wm  M,  general  agt  California 
Associated  Press,  302  Montgomery 

Webster  William  W,  hardware,  saws 
and  saw  teeth,  tgt  Monitor  Oil  Co,  3 
Spear 

Week  F  A  (Blakeslee  &  Week),  r:25 
Market 

Weckerele  Charles,  carpenter,  508  Pa- 
cific 

Wedel  C  J,  collector,  S£  cor  Mason  and 
Ellis 

Wedel  John  G,  saloon,  SW  cor  Drumm 
and  Pacific 

Wedemeyer  C  A,  upholsterer,  404^ 
Geary 

Weed  Alexander  (Weed  &  Gorie),  927 
Market 

Weed  C  L,  mgr  San  Francisco  Engrav- 
ing Co,  405  Kearny 

Weed  Edward  A,  printer,  2222  Mission 

Weed  &  Gorie  (Alex  Weed  and  James 
Gone),  wood  &  coal,  927  Market 

WEED  JOSEPH  H  (Weed  &  King- 
well),  125  Ist 

WEED  &  KIHOWELL  (Vincent 
Kingwell  and  J  H  Weed),  proprs  Cal- 
ifornia Brass  Works,  125  lat 

Weeden  Mins  E  H,  principal  Clarke 
Institute,  SE  cor  O^Farrell  and  Ma- 
sou 

Weekes  W  J  J,  plumber  and  gaafitter, 
"tives  and  tinware,  1526  Stockton 

••Weekly  Exchange,"  306  Montgom- 
ery 

••Weekly  Graphic,"  419  Sacramento 

Weeks  Charles  (Snook  &  Weeks),  car- 
penter, 2704  Mission 

Weeks  F  L,  physic-ian  and  coroner,  643 
Sacramento,  office  514  Kearny 

Weeks  W  J  J,  stoves  and  tinware,  1526 
Stockton 

"Wee  Valkvrien"  (Scandinavian),  409 
Washington 

Wefelsburg  Alexander  B,  physician, 
868  Mission 

Wegener  F  0,  notary  public,  404  Mont- 
gomery 

Wegener  Richard,  accountant  and  min- 
ing secretary,  414  California 

W^Iehner  Leonhardt,  collector,  410 
Montgomery 


Weglein  John  J  (B  Dreyfus  ft  Co),  121 

California,  res  New  Yjrk 
WehmoUer  Wm,  corrugated  stovepipe 

elbow  factory,  416  7th 
WEHN  fiWAH  F  W,  merchant  tailor, 

29  Sutter 
Wehr  Henry,  saloon,  140  Jackson 
Wehring  Chas,  liquors,  206  Sutter 
Wehrman  Abraham,  barber,  3005  Mis- 
sion 
Wehser  &  Co,  poultry,  Grand  Ceutral 

Market 
Weichart   J,     propr     California   Tool 

Works,  143  and  145  Beale 
Weidenreich  S  (Stob  ft  Weidenreioh), 

202  Bush 
Weieella  S  M,  music  school,  1623  Post 
Weine  August,  broker,  400  Montgomery 
Weil  A  (Weil  Bros  ft  Co),  21  and  23 

Battery 
WEIL  ALEXANDER  (Lazard 

Freres),  205  Sansome 
Weil  Brothers  (L  and  Wm  Weil),  im- 

Sorters  of  wines  and  liquors,  213 
ackson  / 

Weil  Bros  ft  Co  (^  and  M  Weil  and 
M  Greenbaum),  importers  dry  goods, 
21  and  23  Battery 

Weil  David  (Weil,  Leiter  ft  Co),  521 
Market 

Weil  Henry  L,  fancy  goods,  1016  Lar- 
kin 

Weil  Joseph  (Weil,  Leiter  ft  Co),  521 
Market 

Weil  L  (Weil  Brothers),  213  Jackson 

Weil,  Leiter  ft  Co  (David  and  Joseph 
Weil  and  Julius  Leiter  deceased), 
mgrs  gents'  furnishing  goodfl,  521  and 
and  528  Market 

Weil  Leopold  (Weil  ft  Michels),  8  Bat- 
tery 

Weil  M  (Weil  Bros  ft  Co),  res  New 
York 

Weil  M,  sausages,  108  Dupont 

Weil  Mayer  (WeU  ft  Woodleaf),  113 
Battery 

Weil  ft  Michels  (Leopold  and  Morris 
Weil  and  Leopold  Michels),  importers 
gents'  furnishing  goods,  8  Battery 

Weil  Morris  (Weil  ft  Michels),  8  Bat- 
tery 

Weil  Theodore  (Weil  ft  Woodleaf),  113 
Battery 

Weil  William  (Weil  Brothers,  213 
Jackson 

Weil  ft  Woodleaf  (Mayer  and  Theodore 
Weil),  wholesale  fancy  goods  and  no- 
tions, 113  Battery 

WEILL  HENRT  (J  W  Davidson  ft 
Co),  101  Kearny 

Weill  Leon,  broker,  cor  California  and 
Leidesdorff 

WEILL  TtAPWATCT.  (J  W  Davidson 
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Weiman  Ghas,  liquors,  19  4th 

Waimui  John,  liquors,  606  6th 

Weinberg  Antone,  liquors,  Long  Bridge 

Weinberg  C,  bootmaker,  957  Folsom 

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ter 

Weinberg  Iiouis,  tailor,  303^  3d 

WSHnlAN  J  C.  succe8.ior  to  Carl 
Rahsskopff,  nautical^ and  surveying 
instrument  maker,  412  Commercial 
and  411  Clay 

Weintraub  Samuel  (Alta  Soap  Co),  109 
and  111  Oregon 

Weis  Wm  W,  cigars,  154  2d 

WeiselPh  (Ph  Weisel  &  Co),  1406  Stock- 
ton 

Weisel  Ph  &  Co,  dairy  produce  depot, 
1405  Stockton 

Weisenbom  Frederick,  liquors,  Presidio 
House 

Weisheimer  Chas,  butcher,  16th  bet 
Ouerrero  and  Valencia 

Weismann  Louis,  carpenter,  818  Pa- 
cific 

Weiss  E  M,  physician,  552  Filbert 

Weiss  H  W  &  Co,  proprs  lodging-house, 
218  Stockton 

Weiss  Jacob,  liquors,  333  Bush 

WEBSS    JOET.   printer,  319   Battery 

V/eissMarkey,  Oriental  Printing  House, 
319  Battery 

Weitner  Anton,  hamessmaker,  530  4th 

Weitz  ft  Bibo  (Samuel  Weitz  and  Samuel 
Bibo),  dry  goods,  201 1  Filmore 

Weitz  Samuel  (Weitz  ft  Bibo)  2011  Fill- 
more 

Welbem  S  E,  bakery,  cor  Jersey  and 
Sanchez 

WELCH  ft  CO.  importing,  shipping 
and  commission  merchants,  agents 
Moodyville  Saw  Mill  Co  (limited)  of 
Burrard  Inlet,  B  C,  represented  by 
Welch,  Rittzel  ft  Co,  Victoria,  B  C, 
and  K  D  Welch  ft  Co,  4  and  6  Tower 
Chambers,  Liverpool,  agents  for  the 
Planters'  Line  for  Honolulu,  109  Cal- 
ifornia 

WSLCH  J  D>  plumber  and  gaafitter, 
cor  Fillmore  and  Tyler 

Welch  Michael,  tinner,  131  1st 

WELCH  SAMUEL  B  (Cunningham, 
Curtiss  ft  Welch),  southwest  corner 
Sansome  and  Sacramento 

Welcker  Adair,  attorney-at-law,  432 
Montgomery 

Weldon  W  E,  physician,  cor  22d  a  d 
Folsom 

Wellbrook  Henry  (Wellbrook  ft  Schro- 
der), 214  Davis 

Wellbrook  ft  Schroeder  (Henry  Well- 
brook and  Henry  Schroder),  groceries, 
214  Davis 


Weller  O  L,  pres  Crown  Point  Gold  and 
Silver  Mining  Co  and  Exchequer 
Mining^Co.  327  Pine 

WELLUTOTON  B  V,  seeds  and  im- 
proved egg  food  for  poultry,  426 
Washington 

Wellington  Colliery,  Dunsmuir,  Diggle 
ft  Co,  620  East 

Wellington  Shipping  Co,  W  W  Diggle 

Wpres,  620  East 
ellman    Bela  (Wellman,  Peck  ft  Co), 

126-132  Market 
Wellman,  Peck   ft   Co  (Bela  Wellman 

and  Jane  E  Peck,   special  partner), 

wholesale  grocers,  126-132  Market 
WELLS  ASA  E  (Wells,  Russell  ft  Co), 

cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
Wells,  Carruthers  ft  Co  (J  J  Wells,   T 

H  Chandler  and  J  Carruthers),  teas, 

coffee  and  spices,  37  Market 
Wells  Chas  H,  Puget  Sound  Line,    10 

California 
Wells  E  ft  Co,    merchant  tailor,   613 

Montgomery  ,  NW  cor  Merchant 

W£UL§.  FARGO  &  COS  BAFK, 

Lloyd  Tevis  president,  H  Wads- 
worth  cashier,  northeast  corner  Cali- 
fornia and  Sansome 

WELLS.  FAROO  &  COS  EXPRESS. 

J  J  Valentine  superintendent,  S  D 
Brastow  northern  division  superin- 
tendent, L  F  Rowell  western  division 
superintendent,  Aaron  Stein  station- 
ery and  commission  department,  W 
H  Titus  agent,  northeast  corner  San- 
some and  Halleck 
Wells  FranK  F  (Jeffers  ft  Wells),  202 

Mission 
Wei's  F  Marion,  sculptor,  757  Mission 
WELLS  XAVIER  SALOON,  Mission 

road.  Farmers'  Rest 
Wells  J  J  (Wells,  Carruthers  ft  Co),  37 

Market 
Wells  L,  horseshoer,  14  Taylor 
Wells    Levi,    horseshoer    and    general 
blacksmith,   1111  Market 

WELLS,  RUSSELL  &  00  (Asa  R 

Wells  and  Monsun  Russell),    planing 
mills,  southwest  corner  Mission  and 
Fremont 
Wells  W  F  (Brown  ft  W.-Us),  30  and  31 

California  Market 
Wells  W  H,  general  mgr  Mutual  Secur- 
ity Fund   Association  of  .California, 
331  Kearny 
Welp  (i  H  F,  bootmaker,  2052i  Mission 
Welsh  James,  bootmaker,  'J18  1st 
Welsh  M  J,  architect,  302  Montgomery 
Welsh  Presbyterian  Church,  Cambrian 

Hall,  1133  Mission 
Welsh  Thomas  J,  architect,   302  Mont- 

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^imSH  WALTER   ft  CO   (Walter 
Welsh),  carriage  painters,  222  Mission 


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WeUpiel  ft  Fahrenholz  (Jacob  Welspiel 
and  Henry  Fahrenholz),  florists  and 
nurs-ry,  121  Sutter 

Welspiel  Jacob  (Welspiel  &  Fahrenholz), 
121  Sutter 

WELSPIEL  W  ft  GO  (Wm  Welspiel), 
florists  and  nurserymen,  1 17  Sutter 

Wempe  Bros  (G,  W,  H  and  F  Wempe), 
mfra  paper  boxes,  573  and  575  Mar- 
ket 

Wempe  F  (Wempe  Bros),  573  Market 

Wempe  G  (Wempe  Bros),   573  Market 

Wempe  H  (Wempe  Bros),  573  Market 

Wempe  Henry,  plumbing  and  gasfltting, 
cor  Valencia  and  Hill 

Wempe  W  (Wempe  Bros),  573  Market 

Wende  Paul  D,  books  and  stationery, 
8E  cor  6th  and 'Market 

Weudel  George,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery, 109  Taylor 

Wenes  Victor  (Goethals  &  Wenes),  1103 
Stockton 

Wensinger  F  S,  real  estate,  624  Sacra- 
mento 

Wentler  Chas,  confectionery.  1203 
Powell 

Wentworth  C  W,  dressmaker,  1669 
Murket 

Wentworth  I  M  &  Co,  boot  and  shoe 
factory,  35  2d 

WENTWORTH  J  P  H,  editor  and 
proprietor  "The  Resources  of  Cali- 
fornia, "  320  Sansome 

Wenzel  F  (Wenzel,  Rothschild  &  Haden- 
felJt;,  9  Hardie  Place 

Wenzel  Fred,  saloon,  538  Commercial 

Wenzel  H,  air  clocks  and  watch  repaii- 
ing,  32S  Kearny 

Wenzel,  Rovhsciiild  &  Hadenfeldt  (E 
Wenzel,  L  Hothscbild  and  C  Haden- 
feldt), mfg  jewelers,  9    Hardie  Place 

Wenzel  Wm  T,  apothecary,  852  Mar- 
ket 

Weuzlik  Rudolph,  furrier,  724^  Market 

Werbrock  &  Schroder,  groceries,  214 
Davis 

Werder  Max,  physician,  36  Geary 

Werling  Jake,  cabinetmaker,  1132  York 

Werner  George,  meat  market,  1653 
Polk 

Werner  J,  tailor,  616^  Merchant 

Werner  Louis,  butcher,  910  Bryant 

Werner  Robert,  saloon,  NE  cor  Geary 
and  Kearny 

Werner  Robert,  liquors,  SE  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Kearny 

Wertheim  A  (Mork  &  Wertheim),  506 
Montgomery 

Wertheim  T<my   (Vogelsang  &    Wert- 
heim), cor  Kearny  and  Greenwich 
Wertheimer  E  (L  and  £   Wertheimer), 

300  Front 
Wertheimer  I  (M  Wertheimer  A.  Bro), 
518  Front 


W'-'-theimer  L  (L  &  £  Wertheimer),  300 

Front 

WERTHEIHEB  L  ft  E  (i^  and  £ 

Wertheimer),    wholesale    cigars    and 

tobacco,  300-306  Front 
Wertheimer  Louis  (Sam  Lewis  &   Co), 

24  California 
Wertheimer  M  (M  Wertheimer  &  Bro), 

518  Front 

WEBTHEIMEBH  ft  BRO  (M  and 

1  Wertheimer),  cigar  manufacturers, 

518  Front 
Wertheimer    Michael,     groceries,     501 

Hayes 
Wertsch  Wm,  blacksmith  and  carriage 

mfr,  102  Tyler 
Wesendunk  Theodore,  liquors,  Dolores 

nr29th 
Wesher  H  &  Co,  poultry.  Grand  Central 

Market,  cor  6tn  and  Market 
WESKE    ADOLPH>  president    Cali- 
fornia Cracker  Co,  northwest  corner 

Broadway  and  Battery 
Wessell  John,  liquors,  1628  Powell 
Wessling  H  J,  liquors,  wood  and  coal, 

1516  Geary 
Wesson  J  W,  lumber,  SE  cor  Spear  and 

Howard 
West  B  W,  painter  and  whit  ner,  1325 

Polk 
West  B  W,  painter,  1111  Sutter 
West  Coast  Furniture  Co,  cor  4th  and 

Bryant 
WEST  C  N,  Electro  Medical  Belt,  652 

Market 
West  E  H,  carpenter,  619  Hyde 

WEST  END  OISTUIlERT.   R  C 

Brooks  proprietor,  our  Otsego  and 
Seneca  avenue 

Weat  End  School,  San  Jose  Road  nr 
Six-Mile  House 

West  End  Stables,  Hoff  ft  Preble  proprs, 
2^14  California 

West  E  0,  carpenter,  SE  cor  Sacramento 
and  Battery 

WESTJOHM.  liquors,  615  Merchant 

West  Joseph  (Brown  ft  West),   6  Tyler 

West  Mission  Primary  School,  Mrs  Lou- 
isa F  Cadwell  principal,  614  Sutter 

West  Oakland  Mutual  Loan  Association, 
A  Sbarboro  sec,  526  Merchant 

WEST  PETER  F  (Swanbergft  West), 
107  California  Market 

West  R  B,  jeweler  and  optician,  407 
Kearny 

WEST  ALL  Ji  importer,  feather  ware- 
house and  pillow  manufactory,  764 
Mission 

Wttsttiorp  H  J,  liquors,  611  Davis 

Westdorp  Robert,  saloon,  61 1  Davis 

Westerfeid  Herman,  pres  Potrero  Yeaat 
and  Distilling  Co,  220  Stockton 

Westerfeid  Louis  (Sohroth  ft  Wester- 
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Westerfeld  &  PagOf  restaurant,  1035 
Market 

Westerfeld  W,  German  Bakery  Restau- 
rant, 1035  Market 

Westermaa  John,  tailor,  668  Howard 

Western  Addition  Hall,  California  nr 
Fillmore 

WESTERN  ASSURANCE  CO  OF 
TORONTO.  CANADA.  Butler  & 
Haldan  general  aaenta,  41 3  California 

WESTERN  DIVISION  WELLS, 
FARGO  &  CO  S  EXPRESS.  L  F 
Rowel  I  superintendent,  ^ounier  San- 
some  and  Halleck  '^ 

WESTERN  FIRE  AND  MARINE 
INSURANCE  GO  OF  SAN  FRAN 
CISCO.  R  G  Brush  secretary,  409  Cal- 
ifornia 

Western  Fur  and  Trading  Company,  J 
D  Walker  pres,  430  C  ilifornia 

Western  Home  Consolidated  Mining 
Co,  A  Halsey  %  room  7,  328  y  Jut- 
gomery 

WESTERN  HOTEL,  John  Higgins 
propr,  812  Broadway 

Western  House,  B  Svenkson  and  R 
Blomberg  proprs,  108  Berry 

WESTE^  IRON  WORKS.   C  L 

Bigelow  and  W  B  Morris  proprietors, 
323  Mission  and  103  Fremont 
"  Western  Lancet,"  703  Market 
Western    Straw   Works,    L     Lapham 

W>-opr,  1110  and  1112  Market 
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CO.  Frank  .laynea  superintendent, 
300  Montgomery  corner  Pine,  205 
Sutter,  961  Mission,  corner  Hayes  and 
Laguna,  803  Sutter,  corner  4th  and 
Townsend,  corner  Mission  and  20th, 
corner  California  and  Fillmore  and 
corner  Powell  and  Union 

Westervelt  Ellsworth  (C  Adolphe  Low 
k  Co),  208  California 

Westhaus  Mrs  Mary,  lodging-house,  39 
dth 

Westheimer  E,  restaurant,  236  Mont- 
gomery 

Westheimer  J  F  (Westheimer  &  Kahn), 
322  Montgomery 

Westheimer  &  Kahn  (J  F  Westheimer 
and  S  Kahn),  coffee  saloon,  322  Mont- 
gomery 

'"'   (thoff  &  Co,  310  Kearny 

SVestminster  Church  (Presbyterian), 
Fell  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 

WESTON  CW.  manufacturer  patent 
berry  boxes,  213  Mission 

Weston  E  J,  architect  and  civil  engin- 
eer, 724^  Market 

Weston  S  J,  lodging-house,  331  Kearny 

Westou  S  W,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  2109  Polk 

Weston  Wm,  bakery  and  restaurant,  9 
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Westphal  C  H,  cigars,  13  New  Mont- 
gomery 

WliTHERBEE    GEO    M.   sawing, 
planing  and  turning  and  beehive  man- 
ufaourer,  '^34  Bryant 
Wetherbee  Henry,  lumber  m^r,  Albion 

and  Noyo  Mills,  111  Market 
WETHORE  CHARLES  At  chief  ex- 
ecutive olhuer  Board  of  State  Viticul- 
tural  Commiss* oners.  111  Leidesdorff 
Wetmore  F  R  (S  P  Warren  &  Co),  411 

California 
Wettig  T,  wood  and  coal,  363  Clemen- 
tina 
Wetz  Fred  E,  tipholsterer,  146i  5th 
Wetzel  Theodore,  sec  Derbeo  Blue  Gra- 
vel Mining  Co,  522  Montgomery 
Wetzel  Wm,  butcher,  2546  Folsom 
WETZLARAJ.  adjuster  of  fire  losses, 
oifioe  Sun   Insurance  Co,   415  Cali- 
fornia 
Weyl  Cerf  (Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co), 

129  and  131  Sanaome 
Weyl  Jonas,  importer  of  diamonds  and 

mfg  jeweler,  126  Kearny 
Weynewsky  £,  second-hand  furniture, 

328  3d 
Weyrather  Ferdinand,  liouors,  175  16th 
Whahn  Wm,  artist,  240  Montgomery 
Whal  Louis,  liquors,  28  3d 
Whaland  Jno,  boatbuilder,  foot  Steuart 
Whalen  Miss  J,  dressmaker.  139  7th 
Whnlen  M,  bootmaker,  252  Beale 
WHALET  JOmf  D.  attomey-at-law, 

432  Montgomery 
Whaley  Miss  M  J,  artist,  23  Post 
Whalev  Nathaniel,  fruits,  621  Sansome 
WHARFF  J  F  &  CO  (J  F  and  J  H 
Wharff),  carriage  and  "'ogonmaking 
and  horseshoeing,  1511  i^evisadero 
Wharff  W  H,  carpenter,  NE  cor  La- 
guna and  Green 
Wnartenby  James,  capitalist,  612  Clay 
What  Cheer    House,   estate    of    R    B 
Woodward  propr,  Isaac   Hyde  repre- 
sentative, 529  Sacramento 
What  Cheer  Laundry,  Ferguson  &  Biggy 

proprs,  121  Leidesdorff 
WHEAR  timber,  dealer  in  paints, 

oils,  glass,  etc,  555  4th 
Whearty  Thomas,  barber,  990  Battery 
WHEAT  CHARLES  D.  notary  pub- 
lic and  commissioner  of  deeds,  501 
California 
Wheatley  E  D,  commission  broler,  1  4th 
Wheaton  George  M  ( Wheaton  &  Luhrs), 

219  Front 
Wheaton  Sl  Harpham  (Milton  A 
Wheaton  &  G  L  Harpham),  attorneys- 
at-law,  414  California 
Wheaton  &  Luhrs  (George  H  Wheaton 
and  M  C  Luhrs),  commission  mer- 
chants, importers  and  jobbers  provi- 
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Wheaton   Wm  R,   re^ster  U  S  Land 

Office,  610  Commercial 
Wheelan    Bros   (Samuel   and  William 
Wheelan),     restaurant   and   bakeiy, 
2232  Mission 
Wheelan  J  S,  groceries,  I3th  near  Har- 
rison 
Wheelan  Samuel  (Wheelan  Bros),  res- 
taurant and  bakery,  2232  Mission 
Wheelan  William  (Wheelan  Bros),  res- 
taurant and  bakery,  2232  Mission 
Wheeler    Alfred,   attorney-at-la%    331 

Montgomery 
Wheeler  Chas,  pres  Pacific  Electric  Co, 

330  Sutter 
Wheeler  C  T  (W  W  Dodge  &  Co),  res 

Sacramento 
Wheeler  F  A,  merchandise  broker,  128 

California 
Wheeler  Harold,    attorney-at-law,  318 

Pine 
WHEELER  JAMESi  attorney -at-law, 

224  Sausome 
WHEELER  JOHN  H.  mfr  Wheeler's 
Carbon     Bisulphide     and    secretary 
Board  of  State  Viticultural  Commis- 
sioners, 111  Leidesdortf 
Wheeler  M  Allison,  civil  engineer,  320 

Sansome 
Wheeler  O  C,  general  baggage  agt  C  P 

R  R,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 
Wheeler  Robert  S  (Bruntsch  &  Wheeler), 

500  Battery 
Wheeler  Walter  K,  music  teacher,  946 

Mission 
Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mfg  Co,  C  L  Hovey 

mgr,  20  Geary 
Wheeler's  Bazaar,  books  and  stationery, 

1226-1230  Market 
Wheelock  J  D,  book-keei)er,  32  6th 
Whelan  John,  feed  store,  SW  cor  I7th 

and  Mission 
Whelan  John,  liquors,  cor  Fillmore  and 

Tyler 
Whelan     John     A  &  Bros   (John    A, 
Frank    and   James    Whelan),    ship- 
wrights, cor  Steuart  and  Folsom 
Whelan   R    1    (Whelan  &   Tracy), 

Battery 
Whelan    & 
John  W 
Sansome 
Whigham  V  M  (Myers  &  Whigham),  14 

6th 
Whigham  Wm,    sale8m<-in,  25  and  27 

Market 
Whiniiery  J  C,  dentist,  330  Sutter 
Whiffle   Maj   Chas   H,  paymaster   U  S 
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Whipple  Mrs    E   A,   missionary    First 
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Whitaker  Wm  H,  stenographer,  327 
Pine 

Whitcomb  Edwin,  lodging-house,  oor 
Mission  and  2d 

Whitcomb  J  B,  real  estate,  317  Mont- 
gomery 

Whitcomb  N  T,  dentist,  216  3d 

White  A  A  (White  &  Hewlett),  320 
Davis 

WHITE  A  L  (White  Bros),  12  and  15 
Main 

White  B  B,  hairdresser,  wood  and  ooal, 
924i  Folsom  

WHITE  BROTHERS.  (Peter  and  A 
L  White),  hardwood  lumber,  wagon 
stock  and  veneers,  13  and  15  Main 
and  14  and  16  Spear  (see  advertise- 
ment) 

White  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1100  Mar- 
ket 

White  Carlos,  Pacific  Newspaper  Pub- 
lishing Company,  320  Sansome 

WHITSI  C  0  (Farnham  &  White),  6 
t  olsom 

White  E  P,  propr  La  Grande  Laundry, 
I3th  between  Howard  and  Folsom, 
office  212  Dupont 

WHITE  GEO  W>  liquors  retail,  333 
Hayes 

WHITE,  GREY  &  CO  (J  L  White, 

J  P  Grey  and  Archibald  Cambridge), 
dry  goods,  114  and  116  Kearny 

WHETE  A  (Allyne  &  White),  112  and 
114  Front 

White  H,  painter,  403  Gough 

White  Henry,  hatter,  614  and  616  Com- 
mercial 

White  k  Hewlett  (Frederick  Hewlett 
and  A  A  White),  commission  mer- 
chants, 320  Davia 

White  H  ft.  ioiuer,  20  Steuart 

WHITE  HOUSE,  Petrovich  &  Augius 
proprietors,  420  and  422  Jackson 

White  H  R  (Gott  &  White),  4  Steuart 

Whit'  H  R,  supt  Merchants  Tow- 
bont  Line,  pier  17,  Steuart 

WHITE  I  K  &  C0>  cigar  manufac 
turcrs,  221  Sacramento 

White  James  F,  tents  and  awnings.  111 
Clay  and  112  Commercial 

WHITE  JAMES  T  &  CO  (J  T  White), 

publishers,  booksellers  and  stationers, 
agency  of  D  Appleton  &  Co  publish- 
ers, 23  Dupont 

White  J  B  (J  B  White  &  Co),  318  Pine 

WHITE  J  B  &  CO  (.1  B  White,  T  J 
Patten  and  James  Mee),  millwrights, 
318  Pine 

White  J  G  (John  W  Roberts  &  Co),  508 
Montgomeiy 

White  J  L  (VVhite,  Grey  &  Co),  114  and 
116  Kearny 

White  Mrs  Julia  W,  California  Teach- 
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White    Laundry,    Michael     Kiloullen 

propr,  612  Bryant 
White  L  £,  lumber  and  railroad  ties,  16 

Stewart 
White  Lead  Mining  Co,  W  H  Watson 

sec,  3 12  Montgomery 

WHITE  ft  LISSAK  (Wilson  White 
and  A  H  Lissak),  grain  brokers  and 
jute  goods,  312  California 

White  Lovell,  cashier  S  F  Savings 
Union,  532  California 

WHITE  M  A  (White  &  Scofield),  305 
Kearny 

White  Martin, [.mining,  420  Montgom- 
ery 

White  Matthew,  bootmaker,  S05  Com- 
mercial 

White  Mrs  Mercy,  stationery  and  fancy 
((oods,  445  9th 

White  Michael  P,  fruits  aud  vegetables, 
153  nth 

WHITE  PETER  (White  Bros),  13  and 
15  Main 

White  Peter,  groceries  and  fruits,  SW 
cor  Powell  and  Clay 

White  P  J,  insurance  agt,  409  Cali- 
fornia 

White  R  E  &  Co  (R  E  While),  druggists, 
400  Hayes 

White  Richard,  crockery,  340  3d 

White  Robt,  treas  S  F  News  Co,  210 
Post 

White  Russell,  cnptaiu  Uaderwriters' 
Fire  Pntrt>l,  33  Stockton 

WHITE  &  SCOFIELD  (M  A  White 

and  F  A  Scutiuld),    real    estate,   300 
Kearny 

WHITE  SILAS  A,  principal  Haight 

(irammur  .Scliot>l 
While  Star  Line   Steamers,  J  F  Fugazt 

agt,  5  Montgomery  a%'e 
White  Thomas,  bootmaker,   35  Pacific 
Wliite  W   F,    bank  commissioner,   res 

Santa  Cruz 
White  Win,  wood  carver,  45  North 

White  Wilson  (White  ft  Lissak),  312 
California 

Whitehead  Mrs  S,  dressmaker,  3  Dela- 
ware Court 

Whitehead  W  C,  sec  S  F  Bridge  Co,  10 
California 

Whitehouse  Oeo  (Geo  Whitehouse  & 
Co),  41  Sacramento 

Whitehouse  Geo  ft  Co  (Geo  Whitehouse), 
axle  grease,  hhoe  blacking  and  writing 
ink,  41  Sacramento 

Whitelaw  Thos  P  H,  ship  chandler, 
foot  of  2d 

Whitely  T,  stock-broker,  314  Montgom- 
ery 

Whitesides  Madame  8,  dressmaker, 
1007^  Stockton 


Whiting  M  S,  propr  "Winedealers'  Oa- 
zetwC,  '  11  Montgomery  ave 

Whitman  S  P,  land  and  loan  agency, 
302  Montgomery 

Whitmore  Enoch,  carriagemaking,  1920 
Union 

Whitmore  Misa  R  C,  dressmaker,  1812 
Polk 

Whitney  A  L,  322  California 

Whitney  A  P  (C  E  Whitney  ft  Co),  101 
California 

Whitney  C  E  (C  E  Whitney  ft  Co),  101 
California 

Whitney  C  E  ft  Co  (C  E  and  A  P  Whit- 
ney), commission  merchants  and 
dairy  produce,  101  and  103  Cali- 
fornia 

Whitney  Mrs  Chas,  pres  Old  Ladies' 
Home,  cor  28th  and  Valencia 

WHITNEY  CHAS  W  (Whitney  ft 
Martihall),  22  and  24  Fremont 

Whitney  ft  Co's  Express  (M  A  Cahn 
and  Max  Popper),  Oakland  and  S  F 
Express,  3  and  5  Commercial 

Whitney  F  L  (Whitney  ft  Webster),  450 
-4G0  Townsend 

Whitney  Geo,  stevedore,  11  Steuart 

Whitney  James  W,  city  agt  Phoenix 
and  Home  Insurance  Co's,  323  Cali- 
fornia 

Whitney  James  D,  physician,  204  Sut- 
ter 

Whitney  J  O  ( J  Y  Wilson  ft  Co),  9  Sut- 
ter and  508  Market, 

Whitney  J  R  ft  Co,  commission  mer- 
chants, 612  Clay 

Whitnuy  J  T,  carpenter  aud  asphaltum 
roofer,  373  Natoma 

Whitney  J  T,  real  estate,  418  Clemen- 
tina 

WHITNEY  ft  MARSHALL  (C  W 

Whitney   anti  John  Marshall),  iron, 
steel,  coal  and  commission  merchants, 
22  and  24  Fnmont 
Whitney  Sumner  (Sumner  Whitney  ft 
Co),  (J  13  Clay 

WHITNEY  » JMNER  &  CO  (Sum- 

tier  W^hitney  and  Joseph  Hasbrouck), 
law  booksellers  and  publishers,  613 
Clay 

Whitney  ft  Webster  (F  L  Whitney  and 
F  L  Webster),  wool,  450-460  Town- 
send 

Whittell  A  P,  oculist,  703  Market 

Whittell  George,  agt  Jonas  Brooks'  ft 
Bros'  thread,  1 1 1  Sansome 

Whittell  William,  physician,  703  Mar- 
ket 

Whittemore  L  H  (Whittemcre  ft  Mo- 
Kee),  attorney-at-law,  318  Pine 

Whittemore  ft  McKee  (D  H  Whittemore 
and  O  H  McKee),  attomeys-at-law, 
318  }'ine 


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Whittder  ChM  (Bo&rde  &  Whittier),  608 

WHimEE.  FULLEB  ft  00  (W  F 

Whittier,  W  P  Fuller,  James  Duffy 
and  D  Ravekes),  paints,  oils  and  gluu, 
wholesale,  21  and  28  Front,  factories, 
229-239  Fremont  and  228-238  Beale 
Whittier  James  £,  asphaltum  worker, 

410  Townsend 
Whittier  James  S,   asphaltum  roofer, 

619  Saorameuto 
Whittie-  W  F  (Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co), 

21  and  23  Front 
Whitton  Chas  F,  stenographer,  1  Mont- 
gomery Block 
WhiiwJl  W  S,  physician.  313  Hyde 
WhitwonK  J  M.(York  &  Whitworth), 

l-'OSuttpr 
Whyte   Bros  &  De  Rome  (Neil  C  and 
Alalcolm    C    Whyte    and  Louis    De 
Rrme),  Globe  Brass  and  Bell  Found- 
ers, 2J»2  Howard 
Whyte   Malcolm  C  (Whyte  Bros  &  De 

Rome),  292  Howard 
Whyte    Neil    0    (Whyte   Bros  &    De 

Rome),  292  Howard 
Wible  Thos  B,  restaurant,  3  1st 
Wichelhausen   Louis,  insurance  broker, 

210  Sansome 
Wichelhauser  Herman,   shirt    factory, 

i)24  Larkin 
Wichman   Peter  (J    SeidI  &  Co),   754 

Market 
Wichman  George   (J   Seidl  &  Co),  754 

Market 
Wichman   H  P   (Wichman  &  Lutgen), 

321  Clay 
Wichman  &,  Lutgen  (H  P  Wichman  and 
John  Lutgen),  wholesale  liijuors  and 
mfrs  Dr   Forster'n    Alpine  Stomach 
Bitters,  321  Ciay 
Wichrowaki    Albert,    tailor,    1G03  Bu- 
chanan 
Wickson    E  J,  editor   "Pacific  Rural 

Press,  414  Clay 
Wickson  George  G,  butcher,  stalls  1  and 

2,  Mission  Market 
Wickstrom   Chas  (Wickstrom  Sc  Ram- 

sev),  622  Kearny 
Wickstrom  &  Ramsey  (Chas  Wickstrom 
and  Neal  Ramsey),  saloon,  622  Kearny 
WIDBER  JAMES  H>  druggist,  south- 
west corner  Market  and  3d 
Wide  Awake  Mining  Co,  room  5  Chron- 
icle Building 
Widman    Theodore,    mining    sec,    404 

Montgomery 
Wiebalk  Nick,  groceries,  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Polk 
Wiebe  William,  hairdresser,  6  Morton 
Wieboldt  John  P,  groceries,  cor  20th 

and  Valencia 
Wiebnsch  Henry,  grooeriea,  1526  Mis- 
sion 


Wiesmann  Henrv  F,  groceries,  SW  oor 
Webster  and  Ellis  and  8W  oor  Geary 
and  Laguna 

Wieland  Bros  (J  and  F  Wieland),  com- 
mission merchants,  326  and  328  Front 

Wieland  Frank,  liquors,  26  Leides- 
dorff 

Wieland  Fred  (Wiw>land  Bros),  326  and 
3.'8  Front 

Wieland  John  (Wieland  Bros),  326  and 
328  Front 

WIELAND  JOHN,  proprietor  Phila- 
delphia Brewery,  220-240  2d 

WIEMANN  CHAa  liquors,  lo  4th 

Wiemann  John,  liquors,  506  6th 
Wieners  August  C  (Haas  &   Wieners), 

232  Ist 
Wiener  M  H,  cigars,   tobacco  and  sta- 
tionery, 334  6th 
Wienberg  Antone  ( Wienberg  &  Specter), 

Long  Bridge 
Wienberg  C,  bootmaker,  957  Folsom 
Wienberg  &  Specter  (Antone  Wienberg 

and  Richard  Specter),   saloon.  Long 

Bridge 
Wienholz  N  (Lan^berg  &    Wienholz), 

SE  cor  Mission  and  4th 
Wiese  C  (Wiese  &.   Wagner),   26  Sacra- 

m'Uto 
Wiese  Geo  H,  toys  and  fancy  goods,  326 

6th 
Wiese  John  (liickels  &  Wiese),   saloon, 

cor  Mission  and  16th 
Wiese  &  Wagner   (Chas  Wiese  and  G 

Wagner),  hotel,  26  Sacramento 
Wiesenhavern  L,  ruchings  and  rufllings, 

1621  Polk 
Wiesler  &  Co,  wood  and  willow  ware, 

oil  stoves  and  household  utensils,  17 

New  Mdntgomery 
Wigger    Henri,     attorney-at-law,     240 

Montgomery 
^Vi^er  Mrs  Rosa,  embroidery  and  fancy 

work,  635  Sutter 
Wiggin  Samuel  B,  attomey-at-law,  216 

Sansome 
Wicgins  Mrs  Kate,  teacher  Silver  Street 

Kindergarten,  64  Silver 
WIQGESTON  PD  (Bennett  &  Wiggin- 

ton),  attorney-at-law,  330  Pine 
Wigholm  John  A,  blacksmith,   11  Val- 

lejo 
WIGHT  8  H  (Wight  &  Sparks),  1507 

Polk 
WIGHT  ft  SPARKS  (S  H  Wight  and 

Charles  Sparks),  carriagemakingi  1507 

Polk 
Wightman  A  C,  stock  broker,  12  Leides- 

dorff 
Wishtman  Bros  (John  Jr  and  James 

Wightman),    commission  merchants, 

117  Clay 
Wigmore  John,  hardwood  lumber,  129- 

147  Spear  and  26  and  28  Howard 


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Wihl  O  (Dieffenbaoher  ft  Wihl),  318 
Front 

Wilbert  E  W  (Wilbert  ft  H»ya),  18  3d 

Wilbert  ft  Hays  (J  8  and  £  W  Wilbert 
and  Irwin  W  Hays  Jr),  dentists,  18  3d 

Wilbert  J  L  (Wilbert  ft  Hays),  18  3d 

Wilbert  ,    pres    Mutual    Security 

Fund  Association  of  California,  331 
Kearny 

Wilcocks  Benj,  collector,  502  Washing- 
ton 

Wilcox  Mrs  E  A,  bakery,  535  Geary 

Wilcox  Mrs  R  M,  bakery,  812  Valencia 

Wilcox  W  C,  pumps  and  blocks,  14 
Davis 

Wilcutt  James  (Wilcutt  ft  Rowe),  7 
Merchant 

Wilcutt  ft  Rowe  (.Tamos  Wilcutt  and 
Albert  Rowe),  ship  and  boat  builders, 
7  Merchant 

Wild  Fred  ft  Co  (F  Wild),  plumbers,  14 
Steuart 

Wild  Thos  (Eagle  ft  Wild),  602  Mission 

WILDE  F  B>  secretary  Pacific  Coast 
Land  Bureau,  seorotury  El  Dorado 
Fruit  Co  and  real  estate,  22  Mont- 
gomery 

Wilde  Jantos  M,  mdss  broker,  213  San- 
some 

Wilder  A  D,  freight  auditor  C  P  R  K, 
NE  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Wilder  A  M  (Powers  ft  Wilder),  215 
(Jeary 

WILDER  CHARLES  R  houoe  and 
sign  painter,  whitening  and  paper- 
hanging,  II  Market 

Wilder  Nlrs  David,  pres  Pacific  Homa>- 
pathic  Disiiensary,  843  Howard 

Wilder  David,  mining  sec,  328  Mont- 
gomery 

Wilder  David,  county  clerk.  New  City 
Hall 

Wilhelm  A,  physician,  328  Eddy 

Wilhelm  R,  physician,  29  Kearny 

WILHELMI  WOLRAD.  retail  cigars 
and  tobacco,  501)  Montgomery 

Wilke  T  (T  Wilke  ft  Co),  201}  Bush 

Wilke  T  ft  C.  (T  and  W  Wilke),  cigars 
and  tobacco,  206  Bush 

Wilke  W  (T  Wilke  ft  Co),  206  Bush 

Wilkens  C  (Wilkens  ft  Co).  109  Cali- 
fornia 

Wilkensft  Co  (C  Wilkens  and  B  Na- 
torp),  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 109  California 

Wilkens  ft  Co  (Wm  Wilkens),  grocers, 
SW  cor  3d  and  Brannan 

Wilkens  Wm  (Wilkens  ft  Co),  SW  cor 
3d  and  Brannan 

Wilkens  Matthias,  groceries,  NE  cor 
Chestnut  and  Mason 

Wilken*  Nicolaus,  bakery,  37  5th 

Wilkie  Andrew,  moulcungs,  SW  cor 
Mission  and  Fremont 


Wilkie  jG^  M,  merchant  tailor,  1038  Fol- 
som 

WILKINS  JOHN  H  R  attorney  for 
U  '6  Law  Association,  438  California 

WILKIirSON  EU.  proprietor  Wil- 
kinson's Saloon,  cor  Bay  and  Filhnore 

Wilkinson  'William,  boots  and  shoes, 
1212  Polk 

WILL  ft  FINCE  (Frederick  A  Will 
and  Julius  Finuk),  importing  and 
manufacturing  cutlers,  locksmiths  and 
bell  hangers,  769  Market 

WILL  FREDERICK  A  (Will  ft 
Finck),  76;»  Market 

Will  J  D,  saloon,  226  Montgomery 

Willard  £  L,  physici,.n,  326  Pine 

Willcomb  Geo  (Glower  ft  Willcomb),  65 
-69  New  Montgomery 

Willcox  David  (Dean  ft  Co),  22  Cali- 
fornia 

Willuox  ft  Gibbs  Sewing  Machine  Co, 
A  T  Eggleston  agt,  124  Post 

Willcutt  J  L,  sec  S  P  R  R,  cor  4th  and 
Towns  and 

Willey  Chas  J  (O  F  Willey  ft  Co),  427 
Montgomery 

Willey  .Tames,  real  estate  and  business 
agt.  323  Kearny 

Willey  J  M,  physician,  949  Mission 

VVilluy    John,  patent  medicines,    1515 

Willey  O  F  ft  Co  (0  F  and  Chas  J  Wil- 
ley),  carriages,  427  Montgomery 

William  Gustav,  liquors,  7  Mission 

Williams  A  C,  restaurant,   2197  Powell 

Williams  A  F.  pres  Alaska  Gold  and 
Silver  Mining,  Milliii^'  and  Trading 
Co,  339  Kearny 

Williams  A  P  (Livingston  ft  Co),  220 
and  222  California 

Williams  Benjamin  (Bisbee,  Williams 
ft  Co),  32  Merchants'  Exchange 

Williams  ft  Bixler  (Thos  H  Williams 
and  David  Bixler),  capitalists,  320 
Sansome 

Williams  Bros  (Henry  L  and  Chester 
Williams),  wholesale  leather  and  shoe 
mfrs'  goods,  569  Market 

Wdliams  Mrs  Caroline  A,  propr  Sacra- 
mento Lodging-house,  681  Mission 

Williams  C  B,  contractor,  528  California 

Williams  Chester  (Williams  Bros),  669 
Market 

Willianu  C  L  ft  Co,  giant  cemont  mfrs 
and  ink  mfrs,  779  Mission 

Williams  Daniel  T,  barber,  799  4th 

WILUAMS.  DIMOND  &  CO  (Hen- 
ry B  Williams,  Wm  H  Dimond  and 
AndronicuB  Chesebrough),  agents  Pa- 
cific Mail  Steamship  Co,  office  202 
Market,  and  wharf  cor  1st  and  Bran- 
nan  

WILLIAMS    ELIZABETH,   artist, 

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Williuna  Fnmk,  granite  stone  vMd,  17 

Eddy 
Willianu  George  (Romig  ft  Williami), 

lOU  Dnpont 
Williams  O  A,  painter,  1313  Paoifio 
Williams  Mrs  G   £,  dreasmaker,  2411 

Mission 
Williams  Geo  E,  teacher  of  piano,  2115 

Howard 
Williams  Geo  N,   attorney-at-law,  309 

California 
Williams  Hannibal  (S  F  Bot  ft  Co),  515- 

519  6th 
Williams  Henry  B  (Williams,  Dimond 

ft  Co),  202  Market 
Williams  H  G,  real  estate,  216  Biiah 
W  illiama  Henry  L  fi  Chester  (Williams 

Brothers),  569  Market 
Williams,  Hill  ft  Co  (Joseph  Williams, 

Samuel  Hill  and  Henry  Wilson),  jub 

printers,  517  Geary 
Williams   H    L    (Williams  Bros),   569 

Market 
Williams  H  R    (A  Carlisle  ft  Co),  221 

Sansnme 
WILLIAMS  J  Bt  sewer  pipe,  945  and 

917  Market 
Williams  Mrs  Jane,  ladies'  underwear, 

240  M 
Williams  Mrs  J  G  (Williams  ft  Selleck), 

31  Ellis 

Williams  J  L,  groceries,  507   Montgom- 
ery ave 
Williams  John  (Bisbee,  Williams  ft  Co), 

32  Merchants'  Exchange 
Williams  John  F,  liquors,  20  Commer- 
cial 

Williams  John  J  (Bisbec,  Williams  ft 
Co).  32  Mercliiints'  Exchange 

Williams  John  L,  groceries,  cor  Mont- 
gomery ave  and  Urecn 

Williams  John  X  (Kerr  ft  Williams), 
wholesale  butchers,  Ist  ave  nr  Ken- 
tucky 

Williams  Joseph  (Williams,  Hill  ft  Co), 
517  Geary 

Williams  Joseph  E,  cigar  mfr,  113 
Jackson 

Williams  J  L  ft  Co,  groceries,  507 
Montgomery  ave 

Williams  J  S,  liquors,  34  2d 

Williams  ft  Knox,  liquors,  710  Front 

Williams  Lewis  (Bisbee,  Williams  ft  Co), 
32  Merchants'  Exchange 

WilliHuis  Mrs  M  A,  human  hair  dealer, 
505  Hayes 

Williams  N  F,  hairdresser.  799  4th 

Williams  Miss  P  C,  artist,  131  Post 

Williams  Robert  £,  physician,  SE  cor 
8t  ickton  and  Geary 

Williams  Miss  S  C,  artist,  131  Post 

WILLIAMS  ft  SELLECK  (Mrs  J  G 

Williams    and    Miss    G  W  Selleck), 
cloak  aid  dressmakers,  31  Ellis 


Williams  S  G,   hardware,   stovea  and 

ranges,  253  and  255  4th 
WM  TjSLL  house  Fred  K  Genoke 

W proprietor,  315  and  317  Bash 
lUiams  Thos  H,  capitalist,  320   San- 
some 
Williams  Thos  S,  merchant  tailor,  218 

Montgomery 
Williams     Virgil,    director    California 

Sohiiol  of  Designs.  340  Pine 
Williams  Wm,  El  Dorado  House,  3112 
Fillmore 

WILLIAMSBUBO    CITT     7IBE 
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TOJBX.   Ed  0  Potter  manager,  415 

CHlitornia 
Williamson  Henry,  plumbing,  329  Sut- 
ter 
Williard  Emorv  L.  physician,  326  Pine 
Willis  Mrs  H,  dr^-ssmaker,  10  Taylor 
Willis  Robert,  house  and  sign  painter, 

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Willis  William,   mining  see,  room   29, 

309  Montgomery 
Willman  ft.  Co,  liquors,  422  Sacramento 
Willman  Oscar,   coffee  saloon,  306  Du- 

pont 
Willmot  Chas,  b-ewer,  S  F  Stock  Brew- 

ery,  cor  Powell  and  Francisco 

WILLOWS  BREWERT.  o  Fnuss  ft 

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Mission  and  19th 
Willows  Brewery  Co  (O  Fauss   ft  Co), 

SE  cor  Mission  and  19th 
Willows  Exchange,  Joseph  Wintz  propr, 

SE  cor  l!(th  and  Mission 
Willows  Land  Association,   J  H   Sayie 

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Willoughby  W  H,  saloon,  516  Pacitic 
Willson  Samuel,  tuilor,  KlOt  Polk 
Willy  Mrs  Kate,  Brunch  Bakery,   2927 

MisHion 
WILMERDINQ  &  CO  ( J  C  Wilmer- 

diii^  and  .iohii  S   Haviland),   liquors, 

214  and  216  Front 
Wilinerding  J  C  (Wilmerding  ft  Co),  214 

and  216  Front 
Wilner  M  G,  gentlemen's  nurse,   257 

Pine 
Wilshire  William  B  (Raymond  ft  Wil- 

shire,  and  E  Sikes  ft  C»),    115   Front 
Wilson  Mrs  A  E,  artist,  26^  Kearny 
Wilson  A  C  J,   wharfinger,    section   3, 

Seawall 
Wilson  Andrew   (Wilson  ft  Johnson), 

saloon,  107^  Jackson 
Wilson  Andrew,  liquors.  111  Jackson 
Wilson  Augustus,  bakery,  1139  Folsom 
Wilson  A  W,  Baldwin's  Dining  Palace, 

35  and  37  Geary 
WILSON  ft  BROTHER  (N  J  Wilson), 

manufacturers  of  and  ileal  -ra  in  doors, 

windows  and  blinds,  18-22  Drumm 
Wilson  C  (Wilson  ft  Co),  108  Sutter 


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Sutter 

WILSON  0  H.  dentist,  026  and    927 
Market 

Wilson  Charles  (Di>yle  ft  Wilson),  and 
consul  for  Denmark,  307  California 

WiUon   Chas  E,   attorney-at-law,  420 
California 

Wilson  Cornelius  W,  hairdresser,   108 
Hutter 

Wilson  Edgar  M,  attomey-at-law,  207 
Sansome 

Wilson  Edward  V,  plumber,  gas  and 
steam  titter,  608  Lnrkin 

WiUon  F  A,   coffee  saloon,  47   Sacra- 
mento 

WiUon  F  P  (Jno  Scott,  Wilson  ft  Co), 
318  Pine 

Wilson  Henry  (Williams,   Hill  ft  Co), 
517  Geary 

Wilson  Henry  (Marshall  ft  Wilson),  5(i6 
Eiist 

Wilson  Henry  A  (H  H  Wilson  ft  Son), 
513  Clay 

Wilson  Henry  C,  lodging-house,  675 
Mission 

Wilson  H  H  ft  Son,  mf  rs  of  riHes,  pistols 
etc,  513  Clay 

VViUon  Horace,  librarian  Mechanics' 
Institute,  27  Post 

WiUon  Hugh  H  (H  H  Wilson  ft  Son), 
513  Clay 

WiUon  I  K,  principal  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar Schoiil,  cor  5tti  and  Market 

Wilson  J  H.  harnessmaker,  52*2  Bat- 
tery 

VVilsDu  John,  fiirnitnre,  777  Mission 

Wilson  John  (Moyer,  Wilson  ft  Co),  212 
Battery 

VVMsou  John,  restaurant,  423  Washing- 
t<iii 

Wilson  John  D,  mining,  331  Mont- 
gomery 

Wilson  J  N,  painting  and  whitening, 
l>28  \Va»hin>{t..n 

WiUon  John  Scott  (John  Scott  Wilson 
ft  Co),  318  Pine 

WiUon  John  Sc  ^tt  &  Co  (John  Scott 
WiUf^:*  and  F  P  Wilson),  stock  bro- 
kers, 318  Pine  |, 

WiUon  &  Johnson  (A  VVilson  and  I 
Johnson},  107i  Jackson 

Wilson  J  S,  plunibin)^  and  stoves,  314 
Hayes 

Wilson  J  Y  (J  Y  Wilson  ft  Co),  9  Sutter 
and  50S  Market 

WILSON  J  Y  &  CO  (J  Y  Wilson  and 
J  O  Whitney),  packing  and  provision 
house,  market  and  conimistion  mer- 
chants, 9  Sutter  a'ld  508  Market 

WiUon  Mrs  Mary,  lodging-house,  29  2d 

WiUon  M  A,  candy  factory,  213  4th 

WILSON  MOTJNTFOED  S.  attor- 
ney-at-law,  202  Sansome 


Wilson  M  I  (Wilson  ft  Bro),  18  Drumm 
Wilson  M  T,  physician,  1037  Mission 

bet  6th  and  7t  • 
VVilson  Olof,  housemover,  867  Harrison 
Wilson    ft    Otis,  attorneys-at-law,  420 

California 
WiUon  R  A  (Sisson,  Crockar  ft  Co),  202 

Sansome 
Wilson  Ramon  E,  attorney-at-law,  419 

California 
Wilson  Robert,  furnishing  goods,  2514 

Mission 
WILSON   RUSSELL   J    (Wilson    ft 
WiUon),    attorney-at-law,   202   San- 
some 
Wilsun  Samuel,  tailor,  1304  Polk 
WiUon  Samuel  M  (Wilson  ft  Wilson), 

420  California 
WILSON    SAMUEL   M    (Wilson    ft 
Wilson),    attorney-at-law,   202    San- 
some 
WiUon  T  K,  judge  Superior  Court,  628 

Montgomery 
Wilton   Wm   (Larsen  ft   Wilson),  201 

Kearny 
VVilson  Wm  F,  plumber,  25  Stockton 
WILSON  ft  WILSON  (Samuel  M  and 
Russell  J  Wilson),   dttorneys-at-law, 
202  Sansome 
WiUon   W   P,  mipr  Pacific  Land   and 

Trust  Co,  513  California 

Wilton  ft  Cortelyou  (John  Wilton  and 

P  L  Cortelyou),  dairy  produce,  23  and 

24  California  Market 

Wilton  Kphraim  F,  tailor,  12  Stockton 

Wilton  John  (Wilt(m  ft  Cortelyou),  23 

and  24  California  Market 
Winall  Stuart    A,   carriagemaker,     17 

Stevenson 
Wiinuia,    Belknap    ft   Oodoy    (Jos  W 
Winnns,  D  P  Belknap  and  J  F  GoJoy), 
attnrneys-at-Iaw,  604  Merchant 
Winans  Joseph  W  (Winans,  Belknap  ft 
Godoy),    attorneys-at-law,   604   Mer- 
chant 
Winans  Joseph  W  Jr,  attoniey-at-law, 

604  Merchant 
Winherg  J  A,  photographer,  28  3d 
Winch   Walter,  tinware  and  crockery, 

512  Hayes 
Winch  Fred  C,  druggist,  1910  Market 
Winchester  A  S,  editor  "Light  for  All," 

301  Stockton 
Winchester  Mrs  Charles  W,  dressmaker, 

628  Howard 
Winchester  E  H  (Main   ft  Winchester), 

214  and  216  Battery 
Winchester  House,  lodging-house,  44  3d 
Wincktilnwm     Henry,     groceries,    601 

Hayes 
Wind  Moritz,  tannery.  San  Bruno  Road 

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WINDEL  H  &  00  (H  Windel),  fur- 
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Winderman  Henry  (J  D  Heine  ft  Co), 
oor  Fulaom  and  Fremont 

Windhuue  &   Leeman  (Bernard  Wind- 

haua  and Leeman),  liquore,  1037 

Market 

Windhana  Bernard,  liquors,  1067  Mar- 
ket 

Windmiller  Morrii,  furrier,  104  Kearny 

Wiiidaor  House,  Warsohaner  Bros 
prnpra,  005  Market 

Windior  Mining  Co,   W  E    Norwood 

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indt   H   A,  groceries.  NE  cor  Hyde 

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"Wine  Dealers'  Gazette,"  M  S  Whiting 

propr,  1 1  Montgomery  ave 
"Wine  ahdjrobacco  Journal,"  414  Clay 
Wineburgh  Emannel,  fancy  goods,  210 

Dupont  

WIHEHILL    OUSTAVE,    manufac- 
turer buck  gloves,  515  Market 
Wing  ft  Allen  (Simon  Wing  and  B  O 

Allen),  photographers,  342  Kearny 
Wing    Simon     (Wing   ft    Allen),  ^342 

Keamv 
Wii  g  W  H  (W  H  Wing  ft  Co),  NE  cor 

Fremont  and  Mission 
Wing  W  H  ft  Co  (W  H  Wing  and  John 

C  Waller),  last  mfrs,  NE  c^r  Fremont 

and  MiMsion 

WINOATE'S  OAKLAND  AND  SAN 

FRANCISCO  EXPRESS.  K  C  Win- 
gate  prnurietor,  U  Sacramento 

Winkle  Adam,  bakery,  SE  cor  Battery 
and  Vallejo 

Winkle  William,  shoc^/ing  gallery,  815 
Kearny 

WINKLER  JULIUS  (Vetterli  ft 
W'iukler),  163  New  Montgomery 

Winn  T  J,  merchant  tailor,  7  Eddy 

Winslow  James,  liquors,  314  3d 

Winslow  Wm,  lumber,  iiier  24,  Steuart 

Winter  BenjarainG  (Feiuberg ft  Winter), 
205  Front 

WINTER  ft  FELSmO  (Morris  Win- 
ter and  Fre4l  Felsing),  sausage  manu- 
facturers,  37  Mnin 

WINTER  GARDEN,  Stahl  ft  Maack 
pr'prietors,  305  and  307  Stockton 

Winter  Henry  ( Wanz  ft  Winter),  5  Tay- 
lor 

Winter  James  H,  druggist,  059  Clay 

Winter  J  H,  groceries,  SW  cor  Geary 
and  Jones 

Winter  John  F,  liquors,  SW  cor  Filbert 
and  Mason 

Winter  Kasten,  saloon,  N  W  cor  Jackson 
and  East 

WINTER  MORRIS  (Winter  ft  Fel- 
sing), 37  Muin 

Winter  P  D,  varnish  works,  Utah  bet 
El  Dorado  and  16th 


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Winter  ft  Wans  (Henry  Winter  and 
Jo*in  D  Wanz),  butt  hers,  fi  Tayldr 

Winder  W  G,  dentist,  206  Kearny 

Wintorbum  Joseph  (Joseph  Winterbum 
ft  Co),  417  Clay 

Winterburn  Joseph  ft  Co  (Joseph  Win- 
terbum and  Wm  Hoffaonneider), 
printera  and  eleotrotypera,  417  Clay 

WiMterhaltur  W,  architect,  27  Post 

Winters  Miss  Hattio,  dressmaker,  807 
lUth 

Winters  John  F,  groceries,  oor  Filbert 
and  Montgomery  ave 

Winton  N  W,  aut  /Etna  Fire  Insurance 
Co,  of  Hartford,  311  California 

Wintjen  John,  groceries,  8W  cor  Geary 
and  Devisadero 

Wintz  Joseph,  Willows  Exchange,  SE 
cor  10th  and  Mission 

Winzlik  Rudolph,  furrier,  724)  Market 

Wirsing  C  H,  mfr  of  trunks  and  valiaes, 
705  Market 

Wirt  N  S,  attomey-at-law,  610  Mont- 
gomery 

Wirtiier  Adolf,  tailor,  306  Poat 

Wise  Henry  (Clayburgh  ft  Wiae), 
and  322  Battery 

Wiae  laidore  H  (Wise  ft  Jacobs), 
Montgomery  ave 

Wise  ft  Jacobs  (Isidore  H  Wise 
Philip  Jacobs),  boots  and  shoes, 
Montgomery  ave 

Wise  J  H  (Jacobs  ft  Wise),  1206  Stock- 
ton 

WISE  JOHN  H,  president  Commercial 
Insurance  Co,  of  California,  405  Cali- 
fornia 

WiseTully  R,  attomey-at-law,  16  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Wise  R  (Salomon,  Wise  ft  Cohn),  606 
and  608  Battery 

Wiskotscliill  A  J  (W  L  Cook  ft  Co), 
NW  cor  Grove  and  Lamina 

Wisluzil  J,  merchant  tailor,  19  Mont- 
gomery, 302  Kearny  and  932  and  736 
Market 

Wissel  August,  butcher,  cor  14th  ave 
and  N 

Wissen  August,  butcher,  cor  Railroad 
and  12th  aves 

Wissing  F  Jacob,  liquors,   1057  Folsom 

Wistrand  AYldrew  (Larson  ft  Wistrand), 
142G  Howard 

Witchell  ft  Gleason,  groce  ion,  309 
Hayes 

Witgen  Dietrick,  groceries,  NW  cor 
Broadway  and  Dupont 

Withrow  ft  C»  (H  L  Pendleton  and  I  N 
Withrow),  boot  and  shoe  mfrs,  148 
9th 

Witham  W  L  (Larzelere  ft  Witham), 
SW  cor  Clay  and  Davis 

Withrow  1  jA  (Withrow  ft  Pendleton), 
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Witkowiky  H,   MOODd-hand  clothing, 

235  4th 
Witsohen  Henry,  grooeriea,  SE  oor  8th 

and  Bryant 
WitKhen  Nioholai.   saloon,  1801  Mia- 

■ion 
Witt  Henry,  fruits  and  vegetablos,  235 

6th 
Witt  J,  butter  and  eggs,   stalls  0,  10, 

and  20  Bay  City  Market 
Witt  J  (Witt  ft  Pumch),  res  New  York 
WITT    ft  PUR80H  (J   Witt  and  F 

Pursch),  olothing  mfrs,  13  Sansome 
Witte  William,  groceries,  765  Fnlsom 

WITTLAND    ft    FB^DBICKBOV 

(W  Wittland  and  F  C  Fredrickson), 

commission    merchants,    200    Wash- 

ington 
Wittland  W  (Wittland  ft  Fredrickson), 

209  Washington 
Wittmaack  F   (Wittmaack  F  ft  Co),  41 

4th 
Wittmaack   F  ft  Co  (F  Wittmaack  and 

8  Vock),  grf'ceries,  41  4th 
Wittman  &  Bignt^  (Geo  Wittman  and 

V  Bignd),  restaurant,  412  Pine 
Wittman  George  (Wittman  ft  Bign(^), 

412  Pine 
Wittmeier  John    George,    saloon,   513 

Pacific 
Wittmeier  J  G,  liquors,  532  Montgom- 
ery ave 
Wittmeier  Sevrin,   saloon,   532   Mont- 

goiiiury  ave 
Wittium    F,   real  estate    broker,    230 

Montgomery 
WITZEL  ft  BAKER  (C  F  Baker  and 

J  F  Witzel),   cotnmisaion  merchants 

and  wholesale  provision   dealers,  324 

Clay 
Witzel  Bros  (J  F  an«l  (i  Witzel),  grocer- 
ies, NW  cor  Davis  Siid  Pacific 
Witzel  G  (Witzel  Bros;,  NW  cor  Davis 

and  Pacific 
Witzel  J  F  (Witzel  ft  Baker),  324  Clay 

and  Witzel  Bros,  601  Davis 
Witzoman  Wm,  butcher,  NW  cor  East 

and  Merchant 
Wixon  I,  fruits,   vegetables  and  dairy 

W:>roduce,  1 13  6th 
OBBER  BROS  (Wilhelm  and  Her- 
mann Wobber),  gr'ceries,  wines  and 
liiiuors,  NW  cor  Lombard  and  Powell 
Wobber  Henry,  groceries,  NE  cor 
(Scary  and  Leuvenw  orth 

WOB&R     HERMANN     (Wobber 

Bros),  NW  cor  Lombard  and  Powell 
Wobber  Peter  (Geiken  ft  Wobl)er),  SW 
cor  Mission  und  iSucar 

WOBBER     WILHELM      (Wiibber 

Bros),  NW  cor  Loml)ard  and  Powell 
Wochatz  C,  liouors,  411  Bush 
Woeber  Capt  U,  San  Francisco  Fuaileers, 

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WoelM  Bros,  liquors,  4004th 
WOENER    OARL.   dress,  cloak  and 

costume  maker,  223  Kearnv 
Woenier  David,  cooper,  NW  oor  Main 

and  Harrison 
Woenne  E (Ike Hoffman  and  E  Wo)  nno), 

606  Market 
Woeaner  Christian,  liquors,  237  M 
Woerz  G  H,  sec  Gemiania  Lodge  K  o( 

H,  121  Eddy 
Woerz  G  H,  liquors,  5  Hardie  Place 
Woest  Louis  (Maas  ft    W'^est),    1423 

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Wohl  P  (Wohl  ft  Politz),  403  California 
Wohlmann  Otto,  saloon.  40  Spear 
Wohl  ft  Politz  (P  Wohl  and  E  Politi), 

brokers,  403  California 
Wohrden  T  N  Thos,  liquors,   SE  cor 

Bartlett  xnd  23d 
Wolcott  Chas  P  (Gardner  ft  Woloott), 

504  Battery 
Wolf  A  (Wolf  ft  Shoenberg),  444  Cali- 
fornia 
Wolf  A,  clothing,  002  Dupont 
Wolf  A,  liquors,  605  Davis 
Wolf  A,  upholsterer,  2006  Polk 
Wolf  ft  Co   (W  H   Wolf),  carpenter*, 

031  Mission 
Wolf  David,  butcher,  1262  Market 
Wolf  F,  stock-broker,  316  Montgomery 
Wolf  Mrs  Fanny,  dress  and  oloakmak- 

ing,  5th  nr  Howard 
Wolf  F  C,  paper  hanger,  1232  Stockton 
Wolf  H,  general  mdsc,  i!02  Bush 
Wolf  H  (H  Wolf  ft  Bro),  208  6th 
Wolf  H  ft  Bro  (Hyman  and   Ike  Wolf), 
boots  and  shoes,  208  6th  nr  Howard 
Wolf  Henry,  bakery,  631  3d 
Wolf  I  (H  Wolf  ft  Bro),  208  6th 
Wolf  John  W  (Loughran  ft  Wolf),  420 

und  422  Davis 
Wolf  Joseph,  agt  New   York   Jewelry 

Mfrs,  120  Sutter 
Wolf  Joseph,  trusses,  50i)  Kearny 
Wolf  Morris,  nifr  cigars  and  cigarettes, 

356  3d 
Wolf  Nicholas,  liquors,  305  Davis 
Wolf  Philip  ft   Co   (Philip  Wolf),  com- 
mission merchants,  304  Battery 
Wi>lf  Samufcl,  tailor,  416^  Folsom 
Wolf  Sebastian,  pastor  St  Bnnifuce  Ro- 
man Catholic  Church,  123  Tyler 
Wolf  ft  Shoenberg   (A  Wolf  and  Sol 
Shoenberg).  real  estate  and  insurance, 
444  California 
Wolf  W  H  (Wolf  ft  Co),  carpenter,  931 

Mission 
Wolfarth  John  M,  bootmaker,  13i2  Pa- 
cific 
Wolfe    Abram,  furnishing   goods,   etc, 

902  Dupont 
Wolfe  C   E,   draughtsman,   302   Mont- 
gomery 
Wolfe  F  C,  wall  paper,   1232  Stockton 


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gomery 

Wi>lfe  Jacob,  bootmaker,  704  Mont- 
gomery ave 

Wolfe  JasE  (Wolfe  &  Son),  240  Mont- 
gomery 

Wolfe  M  A,  dry  goods,  1022  Market 

Wolfe  Miss  Minnie,  stam)»tig  and  em- 
broidery, 131  Post 

WOLFE  &  SON  (Jas  E  and  Geo  H 
Wolfe),  architects  and  editors,  240 
Montgomery 

Wolfe  Wm,  retail  dry  goods,  1201  Stock- 
ton 

Wolfen  Max  &  Co  (Max  Wolfen),  com- 
mission, SW  cor  Davis  and  Washing- 
ton 

Wolff  August,  book-binder,  308  Post 

Wolff   A,    furnishing    goods,    1)02  Du- 

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OLFF  BERITHARD.  florist,  pro- 

priet'>r  Gran<l   Floral  Market,    fruits 
and  vegetables,  H'.h  ami  poultry,  741- 
747  Mission  and  109  4th 
Wolff  &  Bodley,  26  New  Montgomery 
Wolff  ("has  (Chase  &  Wolff),  900  Front 

nr  Vallejo 
W^)lff  Chas  H.  attorney-at-law,  401  Cal- 
ifornia 
Wolff  M,  groceries,  1900  Mission 
Wolff  Marcus,  tinsmith,  240  2d 
Wolff  &   Rheinhold   (Wm   Wolff  and 
Hngo  Rheinhold),  agis  Hamburg  Line 
of  Vessels  and  commission  merchants, 
506  Battery 
Wolff  Wm  (Wolff  &  Rheinhold),   506 

Battery 
WOLFISH   (Wolffe   &    Kelley),   120 
Nutter 

WOLFFE  &  KELLET  (H  W<.lffe  and 

L  Kelley),  watch  materials  and  jew- 
elers' tools,  120  Sutter 
Wolkenhauer    H    W,    liquors,    SE  cor 

Clay  and  Dnimm 
Wolll)erg  J  (Zadig,  Wollbcrg  &  Co),  30? 

Moutgomt-ry 
Woller  C  &  Bro,  groceries,  1731  Market 
Wollheim  Meyer,  dry  goods,  527  Mont- 
gomery ave 
Wollintadt  Nick,  butcher,  1117  Missi(m 
WollitzTlieodne,  bakery,  SEcorO'Far- 

rell  and  I'ierce 
Woilpert    C   (Bentscliler,    WoUixrt    & 

Scliwerdt),  1«K)  New  Montgomery 
Woolstudt  Nicliolas,  butcher,  1117  Mis- 

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Wolters   Aut;u9t    (Wolters  Bros  &  C), 

221  California 
Wolters  H  &  Bro  (Richard  and  H'jni'y 

Wolters),  groceries,  NEcori!Otli  and 

Guerrero 
WOLTERS  BROS  &  CO  (Henry  and 

August  Wolters),  whoiesule  liquors, 

221  California 


Wolters  Henry  (H  Wolten  &  Bro), 
NE  cor  20th  and  Guerrero 

Wolters  Henry  (Wolters  Bros  &  Co), 
221  California 

Wolters  Richard  (H  Wolters  &  Bro), 
NE  cor  20th  and  Guerrero 

Hl'OLTERS  WH.  groceries,  29  Clem- 
entina 

"WOMAN'S HERALD  OF  INDUS- 
TRY." Mrs  J  W  Stow  editor,  asso- 
ciate editors — Mrs  Knox  Goodri-h, 
San  Jose,  Mrs  Lois  Livingston,  Sacra- 
mento and  Mrs  J  H  Smyth,  Oakland, 
304  Stockton 

WOMANS  MEDICAL  COLLEGE. 

Mrs  M  P    Hawtelle  dean,    Mrs  S   E 

Furnas  pres,  155  New  Montgomery 
Women  an<l  Children's  Dispensary,  13tn 
Women's  Christian  Temperance  Coffee 

House,  Mrs  Smith  and  Mrs  Gardner 

proprs,  1005  Market 
Women's  Christian  Union  Temperance 

Coffee   House,    Mrs   D  £   Miliingtou 

propr,  629  Sucrauiento 
Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union 

Free  Reailing  Room,  631   Sacramento 

WOMEN'S  CO-OPERATIVE 
PRINTING  OFnCE.   Mr.  L   G 

Richmond  &  Son  proprietors,  420-430 

Montgomery 
Women's    Homuepathic    Hospital,   730 

Sutter 
Women's  Protective  licague,  Mrs  M  E 

Blade  pres,  407  Stevenson 
Women's    Temperance    Coffee    Rooms, 

Mrs  Gardner  propr,  234  Sutter 

WOMEN  S  PROTECTIVE  LEAGUE 

Mrs  C  M  Thompson  pres,  216  Post 
WONDER  (THE),  J  C  Spencer,  102-1 

Market 
Wong  Edward,  sliii.ers,  403  Sutter 
Wi>ug  Tsun  Hin,  Chinese  consul,   915 

Clay 
Wood   A   D,    editor    and   publisher  of 

"'.''he     Rescue,"     123     Montgomery 

Block 
Wood  B  &  Co,  real  cPtatc,  612  Clay 
Wood  Mrs  C,  dr«  >-u.aker,  8  Hayes 
Wood  C  (',  bntclier,    27th    bet  Folsom 

and  Harrison 
Wood  &  Co  (.1  P  and  R  A   W^ood,    sta- 

tioi  ery,   14.'13  Polk 
Wood  &  Daley  (James  Wood  and  James 

Daley),  8ah>oii,  256^  4th 
Wood  (ieiirge  (Liuforth  &  Co),  3d  floor, 

41 1  Mission 
Wood  Geo  W   &    Co,    stationers,    749 

WOOD  GEO  M  (Wood  &  Strickland), 

74;»  Market 
Wood  H,  t  .i'or,  .547  Clay 
WOOD  HUB  A.  solicitor  McKenney's 

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Wood  Hush,    second-hand   furniture, 

677  Mission 
Wood  H  V,  butcher,  Mis-'on  bet  29th 

and  30th 
Wood  J  M,  attorney-at-law,  704  Mont- 
gomery 
Wood  James   (Wood   &;    Daley),   256^ 

4th 
Wood  John,  boots  and  shoes,  24th  bet 

Harrison  and  Alabama 
Wood  J  P  (Woodfc  Co),  14.33  Polk 
Wood  J  R  (C  Moore  &  Co),  dry  goods, 

230  16th 
Wood  R  A  (Wood  t  Co),  1433  Polk 
Wood  S  A  (Houart,   Wood  &  Co),    15 

Salisome  i 

Wood  S  M.  tailor,  927  M  irVet 
WOOD  &  STRICKLAND  (Oeo  M 

Wood  and  Sidney  L  Strickland),  de- 
signers, practical  engravers,  stati""- 
ery,  copperplate  priitters  and  deaie.  s 
in  books,  steticil  cutters,  die  sirkers, 
etc,  749  Market 

W»o.l  W  C,  Sail  Loft,  514  2d 

WOOD  WILLIAM  8(  Lloyd  &  Wood), 
attoriiey-at-la<v,   room  9,  30J  Mont- 
gomery 
ood    Wm    H,    attorney-at-law,    655 

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Woodbridge  Church  (Catholic),  cor 
20th  and  Capp 

Woodbridge  J  D,  printer,  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Montgomery 

WOODBURY  F  C  (Woodbury  & 
Haley),  1'4  Post 

WOODBURY  &  HALEY  (F  C  Wood- 

bury  and  C  V  Haley),  proprietors 
Heald's  Business  College,  24  Poat  (See 
adverl^^isement  back  of  book) 

Woodin  Kugone  (Woodin  &  Little),  421 
Market 

WOODIN  ftLTTTLE  (Ku«ene  Woodin 
and  Wnt  H  Liiiluj,  niauut'uctuiurs  Im- 
provful  Althoii.'iii!  Vuneluss  Windmills, 
importers  (if  puniiis,  lawn  mowers, 
pilMi,  brass  goixid,  etc,  manufactnrorH 
of  tanks,  4'Ji  Markrt 

Woodman  Pctci-  i{  (S  I'^  Candle  Co).  402 
Front 

Woodman  Wm  C  (S  F  Candle  Co),  402 
Froi.t 

Woods  Mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  .^41 
Ist 

WOODS  F  H.  stockbroker,  512  Culi- 
forni I 

WOODS  F  N  (F  N  Woods  4  Co),  GG 
and  1)7  Calit'ornia  Market 

WOODS  F  N  &  CO  (F  N  Wood.). 

poultry  and  game,  00  and  07  Califor- 
nia Market 

Wooils  J  S,  liquor,  NE  cor  Ritch  and 
Townsend 

Woods  Mrs  M  A,  shirt  mfr,  9  Geary 

Woods  Preston,  13  4tli 


Woodville  Consolidated  Mining|Co,  R  E 
Kelly  sec,  419  California 

Woodward  H  W  (Shoobert  &  Beale), 
405  Montgomery 

WOODW^D  R  B  (R  B  Woodward 
&  Co).  411  California 

WOODWARD  R  B  &  CO  (R  B  Wood- 
ward, Drury  Melone  and  Wm  H 
Cregg),  carringes,  buggies,  harness, 
etc,  411  and  41 1^  California 

Woodward  William  A  (Frederick  Mac- 
Crellish  &  Co),  5J9  California 

Woitdward  William  A  &  Co  (William 
A  Woodward  and  Frederick  MacCrel- 
lish  &  Co),  job  printers,  529  California 

Woodward's  Garden,  n  s  Mission  bet 
Ridley  and  14th 

WOODWARD'S  MUSEUM.  Wm  F 

Molte  taxidermist,  31  Turk 

Woodworth,  Sohell  &  Co,  pianos,  J  B 
Ciirti-*  mgr,  lOJ  Stockton 

Woolf  Abraham,  uiiholsterer,  2006  Polk 

Woolf  Morris,  taih.r,  1501  Post 

Woolfe  M  A  &  Co,  retail  dry  goods, 
!0.2  Market 

WOOLHOUSE  BROS  (0  B  and  S  G 
Woolhouse),  Sunlight  Gas  Machine 
and  sole  manufact  irers  for  Pacific 
Coast  of  Dieckniann's  Flat  Crimp  El- 
bows, 6J6  and  628  Washington 

WOOLHOUSE  0  B  (Woolhoase  Bros), 
0-6  Washington 

WOOLHOUSE  S  G  (Woolhouse  Bros), 
026  Washington 

oolley  K  M,  druggist,  SW  cor  Clay 
and  Webster 

W:OOL  PULLING  FACTORY.  D.m- 

inicjue  Legallet  proprietor,  6th  ave- 
nue bet  (j  and  1{,  South  San  Francisco 

Woolsey  E  W.propr  "Farmers'  Friend," 
4l8C.ilifoniia 

WOOLWORTH  R  C,  president  Fir.t 
National  tiold  Bank  of  San  Francisco, 
315  Mont'iomery 

WOONSOCKET   RUBBER  COS 

AGENCY,  Wales'   Goodyear    Arties 

rubber  shoes,  etc,  Jas  W  Dolan  agent, 

414  and  416  Market 

Wooster  David,  physician,  746  Mission 

Wooster  .1  B  (.1  B  Wooster   &    Co),  218 

and  220  Front 
WOOSTER  J  B  &  CO  (J  t  Wooster), 
coniniisiion  merchant-;  r  \d  wholesale 
di  a!ers  in  provisions  and  dairy  pro- 
dn(;e,  also  manufacturers  and  w!u>le- 
sale  dealers  in  Hrcworks,  218  and  ir^O 

WORDEN.  CLINTON  E,  manager 
branch  "ilHoi!  ot  I'"  Stearns  &  Co,  manu- 
facturing pharmacists,  Detroit,  ivlicli, 
26  New  Montgomery 

Worden,  Vanarsdale  &  Co  (W  H  Wor- 
den  and  W  P  Vanarsdale),  grocers, 
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Worden  W  H  (Worden,  Vanarsdale  & 

Co),  422  6th 
Worden  W  H,  propr  and  mfr  Martin's 

Challenge  Axle  Grease,  etc,  office  223 

Sacramento,  1618  Broderick 
Wores  Joseph,  hat  and  cap  mfr,   609 

Washington 
Wores     Theodore,     artist,    room    307, 

Phelan  Block,  806  Market 
Workambron  A,  tailor,  940  Clay 
Workmen's  Guarantee  Fund   Associa- 
tion,  E  M  Reading    sec,    St    Ann's 

Building 
Workingnea's  Hall,  Mission  bet  28th 

an''  ?Sth 
Wormser  I,   pres  Richmann  Drill  and 

Compressor  Co,  25  and  27  Stevenson 
Worn  George  A,  real  estate  and  money 

broker,  438  California 
Wores   Joseph,    hats    and   caps,     609 

Washington 
Worsley  Peter,   boots  and    shoes,  231 

6th 
Worth  C  H,  drayman,  531  Market 
Worth  S,  physician,  426  Sutter 
Wray    JacoD,     market    inspector,    14 

O'Farrell    ^ 
Wrede  August,  bakery,  1310  Pacific 
Wrede  C  &  Co  (Cord  Wrfde  and  Die- 
trich Weber),  saloon,  NW  cor  Clay 

and  East 
Wrede  Cord,  saloon,  419  East 
Wrede  Dietrich,  groceries,  cor  17th  and 

Guerrero 
Wrede  Edward,  barber,  1309  Pacific 
Wrede  Hermann,  wood  and  coal,  1218 

Pacific 
Wrede  J,  wood  and  coal,  1625  Powell 
Wreden  Clans  (Clans   Wreden  &  Co), 

cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Wreden  Clans  &  Co   (Claus   Wreden, 

Wm  Fourtz,    Chris   E  Vorrath  and 

Henry  Wretlen).   Wasliinpton  Brew- 

fciy,  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Wreden  Henry  (Claus  Wreden  &  Co), 

cor  Loml)ard  and  Taylor 
Wren  John,  wood  and  coal,  NE  eor  22d 

and  Harrison 
Wrin  M  J  (Freeman  &  Wriii),  326  3d 
Wright  Arthur,  saloon,  406  Pacific 
Wright  &  Bowne  (H  C  Wright  and  W 

S  Bowne),  ship  chandlery,  34  and  30 

Steuart 
Wright  C  J  (N  Gray  k  Co),  641-645 

Sacramento 
Wright  &  Chadboume   (Geo  W  Wright 

and  Samuel  VV   rhaii'oourne),  books 

and  stationery,  1430  Stockton 
Wright  G   B  (English  &  Wright),  327 

Pine 
Wright  G  H  (J  Harris  &  Co),  NE  cor 

Kearny  and  Market 
Wright  Geo  T  (Wright  &  Wright),  606 

Montgomery 


Wright  Geo  W  (Wright  ft  Chadboarne), 

1332  Pacific 
WBIOHT  GEO  W  ft  CO.  stationers 

and   news  dealers,    433  Montgomery 

ave 
Wright  H  B,  physician,  23  Kearny 
Wright  H  C  (Wright  ft  Bowne),  34  and 

36  Steuart 
Wright  J  A  (Hammond  ft  Wright),  at- 
torney-at-law,  318  Pine 
Wright    John,     clams,    83    California 

Market 
Wright  John  (Wright  ft  Sanders),  418 

California 
Wright  John,  liquors,  52  Steuart 
Wright  John,  mill  and  mining,  13  and 

15  Fremont 
Wright  J,   sewer '  contractor,  316  Du- 

Wpont 
right  John  T,  commission  merchant, 
638  Market 

Wright  J  W  H,  Mission  Chemical 
Works,  850  Market 

Wright  R  Percy,  attorney -at-law, 
rooms  10  and  12,  310  Pine 

Wright  ft  Sanders  (John  Wright  and 
George  H  Sanders),  architects,  418 
California 

Wright  Selden  S  (Wright  ft  Wright), 
606  Montgomery 

Wright  W  H,  physician,  850  Market 

Wright  W  H,  stock -broker,  314  Mont- 
gomery 

Wright  Wm  S,  San  Francisco  Box  Co, 
515-519  5th 

Wright  ft  Wright  (Geo  T  and  Selden  S 
Wright),  attorneys-at-law,  606  Mont- 
gomery 

Wrobion  Henry,  groceries,  NW  cor 
Mason  and  Francisco 

Wuiche  Fred,  distiller's  agt,  268  Mar- 
ket cor  Front 

Wulbern  Jdhn,  groceries,  NW  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Laguna 

Wulfl'  Peater,  groceries,  cor  6th  ave 
and  L 

Wulsen  F  G  (Christensen  ft  Wulsen), 
cor  Davis  and  Market 

Wu  zen  D  H,  groctries,  NE  cor  9th 
and  Folsom 

Wulzen  F  H,  groceries,  SE  cor  23d  and 
Fair  Oaks 

Wunsch  M  (M  Wunach  ft  Co),  111 
Sutter 

Wunsch  M  ft  Co  (M  Wunsch,  Theotlore 
Kirchh'iff  und  August  Heill)ronner), 
wholesale  watches  and  jewelry,  1 1 1 
Suttei 

Wunsch  Nicholas,  barber,  cor  ..ailroad 
and  rjth  av  s 

Wurkheim&Co  (MrsPanla  Wurkhoim), 
cloaks  and  suits,  125  Ke<imy 

Wurkheim  Mrs  Paula  (Wurkheim  ft 
Co),  125  Kearny 


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Geary 
WyerCP(CP  Wyer  k  Co),  847-861 

Mission 
Wyer  C  F  &  Co  (0  P  Wyer  and  E  Ram- 

^^y)t  proprs  Pacific  Coal  and  Peed 

Yard,  847-851  Mission 
Wylie  James,  carriagemaker,  20  and  22 

7th 
Wylie  Joseph  H  (Batchelor  &  Wylie), 

31  Market 
Wyman  Chas,  upholstery  and  cabinet 

makin<^,  1317  Mission 
Wyne  Martha,  tinware,  2007  Pillmore 
Wythe  J  H,  physician,  759  Market 


TALE  C  0>  editor  "Mining  and  Scien- 
tific Press,"  414  Clay 

Yanagiya  Keataro,  consul  of  Japan,  of- 
fice 703  Market 

Yancovich  Luco,  coffee  saloon,  SW  cor 
Davis  and  Clark 

Yangtze  Insurance  Association,  Macon- 
dray  k  Co  agts,  20()  Saiisome 

Yarnell  Joseph  (Yaraell  &  Tippett),  539 
Jackson 

Yamell  &  Tippett  (Joseph  Yarnell  and 
John  Tippett),  restaurant,  539  Jack- 
son 

TATES.&  CO  (C  M  Yates  and  P  W 
Sliingleberger),  paints,  oils,  lamp 
stock,  varnishes  and  brushes,  whole- 
sale, 1 13  Front 

Yates  C  M  (Yates  &  Co).  113  Front 

Yates  k  Jackson  (R  H  Yates  and  R  C 
Jackson),  cloaks  and  suits,  4  and  6 
Dupont 

Yates  John  D,  liquors,  211  Stevenscn 

Yates  R  H  (Yates  &  Jackson),  4  and  6 
Dupont 

Yates  R  R,  agt  California  Silk  Co,  585 
Market 

Yeager  Mrs  Thomas,  umbrellas  and  par- 
jisuls,  3  Dupont 

Yeaton  Mrs  C  A,  dressmaker,  106 
Post 

Yellaiid  Raymond  D,  artist,  408  Cali- 
fornia 

Yellow  Jacket  Silver  Mining  Co,  TG 
Taylor  pres  and  snpt,  327  Pine 

TEEBA  BXJENA.  A  H  Hentz  proprie- 
tor, wines  and  li({uors,  53^  Park  ave- 
nue 

Yerby  H  C  (Yerby  k  Roseberry),  302 
Davis 

Yerby  k  Roseberry  ( H  C  Yerby  and 
James  Ro8el)erry),  302  Davis 

YOLO  BOLLS.  Dierck,  Hinz  k  Plage- 
mann  proprietors,  fiouring,  northeast 
corner  Mission  and  Main 

Yomer  Mrs  M  B,  dressmaker,  1122 
Stockton 


York  E  R,  shipping  merchant,  34  Cali- 

fortiia 
York  Waldo  M  (York  k  Whitworth), 

120  Sutter 
YorkA  'Vhitworth  (J  M  Whitworth 

and  \\aldo   M  York),   attorneys-at- 

law,  120  Sutter 
York  William,   wholesale  liquors,    109 

California 

TOSEBUTE  FLOITB  MILLS.  Spli- 

valo  k  Porman  proprietors,  Bryant 
bet  7th  and  8th,  otfice  415  Battery 

Yosemite  Valley  Commissioners,  9  Hub- 
bard 

Yost  D  Z  (Clute  k  Yost),  242  Montgom- 
ery 

TOST  JOHN  D  (H  S  Crocker  k  Co), 
215-219  Bush 

TOUNO  AMERICA  HOUSE.  A  M 

Simonsen  proprietor,  1^  Pacific 
Young  Andrew,  restaurant,  867  Market 
Young  Charles,  saloon,  619  Mission 
Young  Conrad,  dairy,  1429  Dupont 
Young  E  B,  attomey-at-iaw,  502  Mont- 
gomery 
Young    Geo    A,    attomey-at-law,    318 

Pine 
Young  Herman,  laces  and  ribbons,    912 

Market 
Young  H  H  (H   P  L  Young  k  Bro), 

Greenwich  nr  Steiner 
Young  H  P  L  &  Bro  (H  P  L  and   H  H 
Young),  meat  market,  Greenwich  nr 
Steiner 
Young  H  P  L  (H  P  L  Young  k   Bro), 

Greenwich  nr  Steiner 
Young  James,  optician  and  watchmak- 
er, 57  Mission 
TOUNO  JAMES   (Young,   Thompson 
k  Co),  r23  Beale 

TOUNO  J  C.   MEDICAL  INSTI- 
TUTE, see  The  J  C  Young  Medical 
Institute,  204  Post 
Young  J  H,  painter,  1431  Bush 
TOUNO  JOHN-  bakery,  confectionery, 

etc,  1419  Stockton 
Young  Joseph,  druggist,  1114Folsom 
TOUNO  T  J  (T  J  French  k  Co),  2339 
Mission 

TOUNO  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSO- 
CIATION. A  B  Forbes  president, 
Henry  J  McCoy  secretary,  232  Suttf-r 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association 
Hail,  232  Sutter 

Young  Mun'a  Christian  Association  Li- 
brary, 232  Sutter 

Young  Men's  Pacific  Hall,  Pacific  bet 
Powell  and  Mason 

TOUNO  R.  proprietor  Phcenix  Iron 
Works,  18  and  20  Fremont 

TOUNO  THOMAS  (Allen  k  Young), 
1026  Battery 

Young  Thomas,  real  estate  and  loan 
broker,  39  Sutter 


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Young  and  W  J  Thomson),  proprie- 
tors Beale  Street  Mill,  123Beale 

Young  Wm,  port  warden,  room  12,  525 
Front 

Young  Wm,  sewing  machines,  1936^ 
Mission 

Younger  W  J,  dentist,  234  Stockton 

Young  Women's  Christian  Association 
Library,  314  Sutt«r 

YOUTJHS'  DIRECTORY.  James  Reid 
superintendent,  1417  Howard 

Yuba  Gravel  Range  Mining  Co,  H  Pi- 
choir  sec,  320  Sansome 

Yuma  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  John  H  Gil- 
lespy  sec,  room  73,  309  Montgomery 

Yung  John  C,  blacksmith  and  shutter 
maker,  1 10  Main 

Zabel  Mme  A,  lace  mender,  624  Ellis 
Zabaldano  A,  druggist,  1124  Stockton 
Zabriskie  James  C,  attorney-at-law,  620 

Washington 
ZACHARIAS  MRS.    physician,    517 

Taylor 
Zacharias  L   (L  Zacharias  &  Bro),  210 

Kearny 
Zacharias  L  &  Bro  (L  and  Z  Zacharias), 

watches  and  jewelry,  210  Kearny 
Zacharias  M,  watchmaker  and  jewelry, 

308  Kearny 
Zacharias  Z  (L  Zacharias  &  Bro),  210 

Kearny 
Zachrisson  Th,  cigars,  821  Market 
Zack  G  G  C  &  Co,  grocers,  NE  cor  4th 

and  Clementina 
Zadig  H   (Zadig,  Wollberg  &  Co),  303 

M  tntgomery 
Zadig,  Wollberg  &  Co  (H  Zadig,  J  Woll- 

berfi;  and  J    Marks),    stock  brokers, 

303  Montgomery 
Zihn  Henry,  groceries,  823  Vallejo 
Zaate  Daniel,  silver  plater,  190  Jessie 
Zaun  Henry,  bakery,  326  Broadway 
ZECHER  F    W.  Comanche    Market, 

(and  L  Miller  &  Co)  1817i  Powell  bet 

Filbert  and  Gr.  enwich 
Zticht  Jacob,  pianos,  'zii  iltl. 
Zeglio  David,  Carrara  Marble  Works, 

1049  Market 
Zeh  Louis,  butcher,  I4:2i  and   l-'.30  Du- 

pont 
Zen  fuss  Frederick  W,    carpenter,  840 

Mission 
Zeile  Charles  D,   apothecary,  528  Pa- 

citic 
Zeile  Frederick,  physician,  Russian  and 

Turkish  steam  baths,  524-528  Pacific 
ZEIRO  E  0  (Fauciola  &  Zeiro),  439 

Jackson 
Zeiss  Louis,  commission  merchant,  106 

Clay 


Zekind  Soloman  (Pacific  Clock  Mfg  Co), 

2  and  4  Battery 
Zeller  Herman,  whitening  and  plaster- 
ing, 1043  Market 
Zellerbach  Antone,  straw  paper,  twines, 

writing  paper,  etc,  509  Clay 
Zelner  W,  druggist,  cor  Mission  and  5th 
Zemansky    Mrs   Sarah,    millinery  and 

fancy  goods,  210  6th 
Zengeler  E,  coffee  saloon,  605  Montg'y 
Zenon  Aubert,  restaurant,  422  Jackson 
Zenovich  L,  liquors,  cor  Post  and  Jones 
Zenovich  Z  W,  fruits    and  vegetables, 

Hayes  Valley  Market 
Zeph  Frank  J,  cigar  mfr,  24  Hayes 
Zerr  Caspar,  meat  market,  1604  Polk 
ZIBELIN  MME  E>  French  artificial 

flower.'<,  1115  Stockton 
Ziegenbein   John    (John    Ziegenbein 

Co),  201  Davis 
Ziegenbein  &  Co  (John  Ziegenbein  and 
F     H    Hammer),    commission    mer- 
chants), 201  and  203  Davis 
Zieg'er  Frank  E,  books  and  stationer} 

5'Jl  Montgomery 
'<legler  J  L,  house  moving,  1017  Mission 
Zierenberg  Geo  H,  groceries,  721  Foisom 
Zeigelmeyer  A,  grocer,  500  6  th 
Zillmer  Mrs  A,   midwife,  1009   Mission 
Zimmer  George  W,  groceries,  422   Post 
ZIMMERMAN    ft    CO  (L    Zimmer- 
man), butchers,  1151  Market 
Zimmerman  Edward,  barber,  334  6th 
Zimmerman   Mrs  H   L,    varieties,   703 

Broadway 
Zinkand  C  (D  Block  &  Co),  107  Sansome 
Zinke  Mrs  C,  dressmaker,  413  Union 
Zinuamon  A,  merchant  tailor,  302  Bush 
Ztnuamon  A,  tailor,  36  O'Farrell 
Zinns  C,  merchant  tailor,  5  Montgomery 
Zion's    Qaptist    Church,     Laguna   but 

Golden  <lateave  and  McAllister 
ZION  M  E  CHURCH.  Rev  H  J  Davis 

pastor,  Stockton,  res  1006  Clay 
Zobel  J,  hat  and  cap  mfr,    1 14    Dupnnt 
Zabel    J,    vice-pres   B'nai    B'rith    Hall 

Association,  119  and  121  Eddy 
Zocchi  D  &  Co,  poultry,  541  Merchant 
Zolfo  G,  fruits,  etc,  1436  Culioruia 
ZoUver   Henry,  books,   stationery   and 

toys,  238  6th 
Zoppi  &  Willsou,  painters,  808J  Larkin 
Zschiesche  C,  bootmaker,  1422  Dupont 
Zsuhiesche  £  R,  cigars  and  tobacco,  621 

Kearny 
ZuKeemeyer  D,  grocer,  500  6th 

ZUM    BAOISCHEN  HOF,   Charies 

G  Bauer  proprietor,  804  Pacific 
Zundorf  John,  tailor,  422  Sacramento 
Zunelorg  J,  tailor,  422  Sacramento 
Zweifel  Mrs  E,  confectionery,  10  Hayes 

ZWICK  MRS  LOUISA   (Koster  & 

Zwick),  33  Muin 
Zwirz  H,  malt,  Brannan  bet  6th  and  6th 


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ADVERTISING  AGENTS. 

Brown  D,  644  Market 

Duke  K  G,  65  Merchants'  £xuhange 
Dunphy  Thon  N  &  Co,  506  Commercial 
Farrell  Samuel  B,  348  4th 

Fiaher  L  P,  21  Merchants'  Exchan^^e 
Lowell  F,  432  and  522  California 

ADVERTISING  CARDS. 

Roberts  John  W  &  Co,  508  Montgomery 


J.  G.  WHITE. 


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JOHN  W.  BOBEBTS  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS, 

Specialists  in  Advertising  Carls, 

608  Montgomery  St.,  San  Franoisoo. 

Proprietors  "Yosemite"  Ad\  ertisltiR  Cards. 
Sole  AifoiitH  Kettoiliiius  Atlvertisiinu'  Cards. 
Si)le  Ajj:ent8  Leonhardt'x  FieiK'li  Ciiromo  Cards. 
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AGRICULTURAL  IMPLE- 
MENTS. 

(See,  also,  Hardware.) 

Ayers  M,  25S  Market 

Bull  George  &  Co,  31  Market 

Davis  Gear^e  A  &  Co,  327  Market 

Everson,  Wallace  &  Co,  116  Front 

Frank  Bros,  319  and  321  Market 

Hawley  David  N,      1 17  and  1 19  Market 
Jackson  &  Truman, 

625-631  6th  and  149-169  Bluxome 
Judson  Mfg  Co,  402  Front 

Liufor  h.  Rice  &  Co,  323 and  325  Market 
Osborne  D  M  &  Co,  33  Market 

Suuie  E,  cor  4th  and  Bryant 


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Russell  Eli  F, 


35  Rose  Alley 


CEO.   BULL  &  CO. 

Importers   of  Agricultural    Implements, 

—  AND  — 

Sole  Agents  for  the  Celebratei  J.  I.  Cas3  Straw  and  Wood  Burning 

Engines,  Separators,  Headers,  Saw  Mills,  Biding  and 

Walking  Flows,  Harrows  and  Cultivators. 

WM.  HARRISON'S  FAR.M,  FREIGHT  AND  HEADKR  WAGONS, 

LITTLE  CHIEF  FANNING  MILLS,  ETC 

81  MA.KK.BT  STREET,  MAN  rR.45ICIIIICO.  CAIi. 

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AMUSEMENTS. 

Adelphi  Theatre  (.Ved  Buckley), 

6u7  California 
Baldwin  Theatre  (The),  934  Market 
Bush  Street  Theatre, 

Bush  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 


California  Theatre, 

Bush  bet  K<:arny  and  Dupont 
Fountain  (The)    (George  Schmitt), 

SB  cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 
Grand  Theatre  (Chinese), 

814  and  816  Washington 
Winter   Garden  (Stahl  &,  M&ack), 

305  and  307  Stockton 


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Representative  Buaineaa  Houses 


ANATOMICAL  MUSEUM. 

Anatomical  Museum  (L  J  Jordan), 

751  Market,  office  211  Geary 

ANILINE  COLORS. 

Richter  P  E  &  Co,  sole  agent--, 

109  California 

J.  F.  E8PENSCHIED, 

ANILINE  COLORS, 

p.  E.  mmiJk  CO.,  sole  Agtits. 

10»  Calirornia  St.,   ISaii  Francisco. 


Frassi  A.  802  Montgomery 

Hellwegen  Henry,  108  Taylor 

Holt  Mrs  J  H,      room  331,  806  Market 
Williams  Elizabeth,  120  Sutter 

ARTISTS'  MATERIALS. 

Currier,  Amos  &  Co,  103  Dupont 

Hueter  Bros  &  Co,  601  Market 

Perry  S  A  &  Co,  624  Market 


ARCHITECTS. 

Wolfe  &  Son,  240  Montgomery 

ART  DEALERS. 

Currier  Amos  k  Co,  103  Dupont 

Snow  &  Co,  12  Post 

ARTESIAN  WELL  BORER. 

Babcock  &  Co,  40  Merchanta'  Exchange 

ARTESIAN  WELL  PIPE. 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co,      1310  Market 

ARTIFICIAL  FLOWERS. 


Cook  Mrs  A  0, 
Manescau  Mrs  B, 
Spencer  J  C, 
Zibelin  Mme  E, 


126  Kearny 

713  Sutter 

1024  Market 

1115  Stockton 


WONDER 
Flower  and  Feather  Store, 

1024  Market  Street, 

SAW   FRAWCEMCO. 

ARTIFICIAL  LIMBS. 

Beeman  Wm,  32  O'Farrell 

Spring  Menzo,  J>  Geary 

ARTISTS. 

Ballou  A-""    L  (portrait),    759  Market 
Clow  J  S  ,pnoto),  8  6th 

Cook  Mrs  A  O  (landscape  and  por- 
trait), 126  Kearny 
Delabaere  Mile  Clt^mence  220  3d 
Eastman  Emily  R, 

11  Kearny  and  914  Market 


HUETEn  BBOS.  &  CO., 

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ARTISTS'  MATERIALS 

AND  MANUKAC'TUKKRS  OF 

SHEET    WAX, 
«01  Market  Mt.,  under  <irrand  Hotel. 

ASBESTOS  GOODS. 

Merrell  I  L  (roofing), 

316  Townsend  nr  4th 

ASPHALTUM  WORKS. 

Lane  W  E,       505  Kearny  nr  California 
Pacific  Asphaltum  Co    (Neuval  & 

Somervell),  420  Jackson 

Paul  Philo  D,  1331  Mission 

SchottlerH,  615  4th 

Walton  Nelson  C,  219  Mission 

ASSAYERS. 

Booth  Edward,  110  Sutter 

Johnston  William  D, 

118and  120Halleck 
Kustel  &  Co,  318  Pine 

Nevada  Metallurgical  Works, 

23  Stevenson 
Selby  Smelting  and  L  ad  C(», 

416  Montgomery 
Vander  Naillen  A,  24  Post 

Walker  H  W,      109  Montgomery  Block 

ASSAYERS'  MATERIALS. 

Caire  Justinian,        521  and  523  Market 

ASSOCIATIONS  AND  SOCIE- 
TIES. 

American   Eagle  Association  A  W 
Burrell  pres,  123  California 

Arnold   Bros,    mgrs  Pacific  Coa»t 
Immigration  Association,  207  Kearny 

Art  Association  and  School  of  De- 
sign (Alex  Hawes),  430  Pine 

B'nai  B'rith  Hall  Association, 

119  and  121  Eddy 

Board  of  State  Viticultural  Com- 
missioners,  111  Leidetdorff 


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Board  of  Trade  of  San  Francisco, 

202  Market 

California  Immigration  Association, 
A  W  Preston  sec,  10  California 

Caswell  Thomiis  H,  Grand  Recorder 
F  and  A  M,  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 

Colton  Dental  Association, 

rooms  6,  8  and  10  Phelan's  Block 

GarReld  Monument  Association,  A 
W  Preston  sec,  10  California 

Gas  Consumers  Association,  E  J 
Coleman  prea,  202  Bush 

Grand  Lodge  I  O  O  F,  Walter  B 
Lyon  grand  sec,         325  Montgomery 

Great  Western  Mutual  Aid  Associa- 
tion, VV  D  Stafford  mgr,   841  Market 

Hodgdon  Walter  H  A,  sec  San  Fran- 
cisco County  Medical  Society, 

108  Geary 

Home  Benefit  Association,  A  S 
Brownell  sec,  328  Montgomery 

Jones  Harrison,  sec  Masonic  Board 
of  Relief,  Masonic  Temple, 

cor  Montgomery  and  Post 

La  Societe  Francaise  D'Kpargiies 
Et  De  Privoyauce  Matuelle,  Leon 
Mejasson  prra,  534  California 

Masonic  Board  of  Relief, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 

Mercantile  Library  Association,  A 
E  Whittaker  hco,  216  Bush 

Milkmen's  Mutual  Aid  and  Protect- 
ive Association,  Geo  C  Smart 
pres,  A  T  Noble  sec,  35  Eddy 

Odd  Fellows'  Library  Association 
G  A  Cfimes  librarian,  325  Montgomery 

Pacific  Coast  Immigration  A^isocia- 
tion,  Arnold   Bros  mgrs,  207  Kearny 

Painters'  Co-operative  League,  J  O 
Ralston  m«r,  1005  Polk 

Preston  A  W,  sec  California  Immi- 
gration Aasociutiou  and  sec  Gar- 
Held  Monument  Association, 

10  California 

Ralston  J  O,  mgr  Painters'  Co-oper- 
ative League,  1005  Polk 

Theilmann  M  C,  sec  American  Eagle 
Association,  123  CaUforuia 

United  States  Law^  Association, 
John  H  B  Wilkius  sec,  438  California 

Universal  Benevolent  Association 
(for  unmarried  persons),  W  Price 
sec  and  general  mgr,         1038  Mission 

Womans'  Protective  League,  Mrs  C 
M  Thompson  pres,  M  J  Stephens 
sec,  218  Post 

Y<tung  Men's  Christian  Association, 
Andrew  B  Forbes  pres,        232  Sutter 

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 

Aokerman  C  L,  426  California 

Baker  O  S, 
33  Montgomery  Blk,  628  Montgomery 


Belcher  W  C,  520  Montgomery 

Bennett  N,  330  Pine 

Bennett  &  Wigginton,  330  Pine 

Bergin  Thomas, 

room  38,  309  Montgomery 


Bishop  ThoB  B, 
Blake  &  Blake, 
Blake  M  B, 
Blake  M  C, 
Blanding  Gordon, 
Boalt  JohnH, 
Bonney  Franklin, 
Boone  J  L, 
Boon«  &,  Miller, 
Brandt  P  B  L, 
Buhlert  Julius, 
Byrne  James  K, 


327  Pine 

417  Kearny 

417  Kearny 

417  Kearny 

324  Pine 

419  California 

522  Montgomery 

320  California 

320  Califoniia 

306  Piue 

607  Clay 

310  Fine 


Carson  Bros  (J  B  and  Jno  G), 

rooms  9,  10  and  11,  504  Kearny 
Carson  J  B,  504  Kearny 

Carson  Jno  G,  504  Kearny 

Chapman  Wm  Hy,  106  Leidesdortf 

Cliickerini;  &  Thomas,        214  Sansome 
Chickering  W  H,  214  Sansome 

Cole  F  W,  •    room  17,  329  Pine 

Chickering  &  Thomas,        214  Sansome 
Chickering  W  H,  214  Sansome 

Clark  Leonard  S,  606  Montgomery 

Clement  Henry  N,        420  Montgomery 
Clement,  Osment&  Clement, 

420  Montgomery 


420  Montgomery 
103  Montgomery 
103  Montgomery 
606  Clay 
606  Clay 
652  Market 


Clement  Roswell  P, 
Cobb  M  G, 
Cobb  &  Moore, 
Cormuc  &  Jahn, 
Cormac  T  E  K, 
Cosj^rove  Christopher, 
Deering  Frank  P, 

27  and  28  Montgomery  Block 
Dunand  Louis  F,  331  Montgomery 

Dunaud,  Miller  &  Hughes, 

331  Montgomery 
Dunne  Peter  F, 
Dwindle  Samuel  H, 
Emmet  0  Temple, 
Eno  Frank,  attorney 
Life  Insurance  Co, 
Estee  &  Boalt, 
Eatee  M  M, 

Fairweather  J  Arthur, 
Foltz  Clara  Shortridge, 

room  36,  628  Montgomery 
Fox  Charles  N,  630  California 

Fox  &  Kellogg,  530  CAlifomia 

Freidenrich  D,  426  California 

Garber  John,  327  Pine 

Garber,  Thornton  &  Bishop,     327  Pine 


7  Montgomery  ave 

526  Montgomery 

224  Sansome 

Charter  Oak 

528  California 

419  California 

419  California 

330  Piue 


Gillespie  Chas  V, 
Goff  C  P, 
Gough  H  Dorsey, 
Graves  Wm  J, 
G  reathouse  C  K, 
Grey  C  V, 
Haggin  James  B, 


522  California 

606  Montgomery 

603  Washington 

526  Montgomery 

324  Pine 

604  Merchant 
309  Montgomery 


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Haggin  LouU  T, 

room  S3,  809  Montgomery 


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310  Pine 

230  Montf(omery 

637  Kearny 

310  Pine 

310  Pine 

606  Montgomery 

331  Montgomery 

315  California 

331  Montgomery 

331  Montgomery 

424  Montgomery 

217  Sansome 

606  Cluy 

230  Montgomery 

230  Montgomery 

331  Montgomery 

502  Montgomery 

530  California 

126  Kearny 

126  Kearny 


Hanlon  Charles  F, 
Harrison  R  E, 
Haasett  M  C, 
Herri"  Wm  P, 
Heynemann  A, 
Holmes  Walter  G, 
Hornblower  P  A, 
Houghton  R  E, 
Hughes  James  E, 
Husted  A, 
Hnsted  F  M, 
Irvine  William, 
Jahn  Albrecht, 
Jarboe  &  Harrison, 
Jarboe  John  R, 
Jennings  Cussius  i/ji, 
Joaohimsen  H  L, 
Kellogg  M  B. 
Lamar  J  B, 
Lamar  &  McKinstry, 
Ijutimer  Lorenzo  D, 

room  76,  309  Montgomery 
Latimer  ft  Morrow, 

room  76,  309  Montgomery 
Le  Breton  A  J,  217  Sansome 

Lloyd  Reuben  H, 

room  9,  309  Montgomery 
Lloyd  i  Wood, 

rooms  0-13,  300  Monttromery 
Longhlwronph  A  H,  507  Montgomery 
Loughborough  &  Xewhall, 

r)07  Montgomery 
Mastick,  Belcher  &  Mastick, 

620  Montgomery 
Mastick  E  B,  5'.'0  Montgomery 

Mastick  J  W,  520  Montgomery 

McAllister  &  Bergin, 

room  38,  309  Montgomery 
McAllister  Hall, 

room  38,  309  Montgomery 
McCIellan  R  Guy,  523  Kearny 

McClure  David,  526  Montgomery 

McClure  &  Dwinelle,    626  Montgomery 
McKinstry  A, 


120  Kearny 

126  Kearny 

522  Montgomery 

522  Montgomery 

XV)  Pine 

331  Montgomery 

320  California 

103  Montgomery 

324  Pine 


McMurrny  Val  C, 
McPike  &  Bonney, 
McPike  Henry  C, 
Meyer  Martin  S, 
Miller  Frank  D, 
Miller  J  H, 
Moore  Chas  H, 
Morrison  A  F, 
Morrow  William  W, 

room  76,  309  Montgomery 
Mowry  L  I,  637  Kearny 

Naphtaly,  Freidenrich  &  Ackerman, 

426  California 
Naphtaly  Joseph,  426  Califonii^ 

Naughton  J  F,  126  Kearny 

Nauxhtoii  &  McMurray,  126  Kenrny 
Newhall  W  Mayo,  507  Montgomery 
Newlands  F  6,  230  Montgomery 


Noon  James  F, 
Northan  Frank, 
Nygh  ft  Pairweather, 
Nvgh  Wm  A, 
Olney  Warren, 
Osment  Thomas  M, 
Pillsbury  E  S, 
Piltsbury  ft  Titus, 
Plunkett  James  C, 
Quint  L, 

Redstone  ft  Bram, 
Regensburger  D  H, 
Reid  Henry  H, 
Reinstein  J  B, 
Robinson  C  P, 


230  Kearny 
224  Sansome 

330  Pine        S 

'      I'ine 

410  Pine 

420  Montgomery 

306  Pine 

306  Pine 

302  Montgomery 

603  Washington 

240  Montgomery 

408  Calif.  Tnia 

636  Clay 

217  Sansome 

310  Pine 


Robinson,  Olney  ft  Byrne,  310  Pine 
Rosenthal  JoHoph,  420  Montgomery 
Severance  J  6,  331  Montgomery 

Severance,  Travers  ft  Hornblower, 

331  Montgomery 
Smith  C  W  M,  224  Sans,  me 

Soderl'erg  N,  629  Kearny 

Splivalo  Augustus  D, 

72  and  73  Montgomery  Block 
Stetson  Edward  G,  3i5  California 

Stetson  ft  Houghton,  315  California 
Stewart  ft  Herrin,  310  Pine 

Stewart  Wm  M,  310  Fine 

Swift  Chas  J,  306  Pine 

Thomas  William,  214  Santiome 

Thompson  R,  76  Montgomery  Block 
Thornton  Harry  I,  327  Pine 


Titus  Diiniel, 
Toohy  Dennis  J, 
Travers  Chas  E, 
Trusseaii  P  C, 
Turner  George, 
Tyler  George  W, 
Van  Reynegom  F  W, 
Wallace,  Greathouse 


Wallace  Wm  T. 
Whaley  John  D, 
Wheeler  James, 
Wiguinton  P  D, 
W  ilk  ins  John  H  B, 
Wilson  Mountfortl  S, 
Wilson  Rus!«el  J, 
Wilson  Snm  M, 
Wilson  ft  Wilson, 
Wood  William  S, 

room  9,  309  Montgomery 


306  Pine 

330  Pine 

331  Montgomery 

604  Merchant 

331  Montgomery 

318  Pine 

12  Montgomery 

ft   Blanding, 

32*  Pine 
3-'4  Pine 
432  Montgomery 
221  SanHome 
330  Pine 
438  California 
202  Sansome 
202  Sansome 
202  Sansome 
202  Sansome 


F.  M.  Husted, 
Attorney  anl  Gonnselor-at-Law, 

Rooms  21  and  22, 
4X4    Xontsomery  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


Attorn 


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AUCTIONEERS. 


Butterfield  William, 
Davis  K  D  W  &  Co, 
Easton  ft  EidritjiKe, 
Ureenebaum  &  Co, 


109  Moiitgomery 

211  Pine 

22  Montgomery 

115andll7Bu8h 


AUTOMATIC    ADVERTISING 
CLOCKS. 

McKenney  L  M  &  Co  mgrs, 

238  Montgomery 

AUTOTYPES. 

Currier,  Amos  &  Co,  103  Dupont 

AXES. 

Sountiig  Charles  &  Co  (Robt  Maun 
&  tion's),  1 14  and  1  Iti  Market 

AXLE  GREASE. 

Holt  Warren  (Dixon  &  Johnson's), 

413  Montgomery 
Read  Edward  B,  18  Ist 

BAGS  AND  BAGGING. 

White  &  Lissak,  321  California 

BAKERIES. 

Banz  John,  -     1.326  Howard 

Broadway  Bakery  (L  Valentine), 

214  and  2\6  Broadway 
Carcaffa  (}  B  &  Co,  1301)  Dupont 

Christ  &  Frahm,  24  3d 

Dunn  James,  supt  California  Crack- 
er Co,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Battery 
Goddard  Gilford,  914  Valencia 

Ueitmuller  Henry, 

492  8th,  1602  Geary  and  1216  Polk 
Higgart  N  E,  1524  Dupont 

Himmelstosii  George,  240i)  Howard 

Hmton  Marsaret,  1235  Mission 

Kafka  Mrs  Annie,        1325  Sacramento 
Koemer  Bros,  205  Kearny 


Roas  Chaa,  609  Mission 

Rowe  Edward  E,  205  O'Fftrrell 

Stahmann  Mrs  ^iophie,  722  Lombard 
Valente  Louis,    214  and  216  Broadway 

Vienna   Model    Bakery  (Roemer 

Bros),  205  Kearny 

Young  John,  419  Stockton 

BAKING  POWDER. 

(See  Yeast  Powder.) 

BANKS  AND  BANKERS. 

Alvord  Wi  Ham,  pres  Bank  of  Call- 
fornia,NW  cor  California  and  Sansome 

Anglo-California  Bank,  Freileriok 
W  Low  and  Ignatz  Nteinhart 
mgrs,  NE  cor  Sansome  and  Pine 

Angus  J  S,  cashier  Nevada  Bank, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 

Bank  of  British  North  America, 
A  McKinlay  agt,  221  Sansome 

Bank  of  British  Columbia,  W  Pow- 
ell acting  mgr, 

S£  cor  California  and  Sansome 

Bank  of  California,  Wm  Alvord 
pres,  NW  cor  California  and  8 msome 

Firat  National  Gold  Bank,  R  C 
Wool  worth  pres,        315  Montg  mt-ry 

Lnzard  Freres,  205  Sansome 

Nevatln  B.mk  of  San  Francisco,  J  C 
Flood  pres,  Geo  L  Brander  vice- 
pres,  J  S  Angus  cashier, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 

PaciKc  Bank,  R  H  McDonald  pres, 

cor  Pine  a  d  Sansome 

Sutro  &  Co,  408  M(mtgomery 

Union  and  N.itional  Banks  of  Aus- 
tralia, Helluian  Bros  &  Co  agts, 

525  Front 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Bank,  Lloyd 
Tevis  pres, 

NE  cor  California  and  Sans  >me 

BANKS,SAV1NGS  AND  LOAN. 

German  Savings  and  Loan  Society, 
Geo  Lette  sec,  526  California 

Hibernia  Savings  and  Loan  Society, 

2-6  Montgomery 

Jones  Winfield  S,  sec  Security  Sav- 
ings Bank,  215  Sansome 

San  Francisco  Savings  Union,  Jam  s 
De  Fremery  pres,  AU>ert  Miller 
vioe-pres,  532  California 

Security  Savings  Bank,  Jerome  Lin- 
coln vice-pres,  215  Sansome 

BARBED  FENCE  WIRE. 

California  Wire  Works,  A  S  Halli- 
die  pres,  6  California 


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BASKET  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See,  also,  Wood  and  Willow  Ware.) 
Lange  John  C  K,      12  Montgomery  ave 

BATHS. 

(See,  alao,  HairdreiMrs. ) 

Lampe  Bros,  Baldwin  Hotel,     6  Powell 
MoSparren  Archibald,  304  Post 

Sheltered  Cove  Baths,    (Joseph    J 
Bamber),      foot  of  Montgomery  ave 

BEDDING    MATERIAL    AND 
COMFORTERS. 

Cahn  Morris,  .  12  2d 

Connelly  James  ft  Co, 
532  and  534  Market  opp  Grand  Hotel 


Du  Rose  F  F, 
Frank  Henry, 
Hoey  Euseue, 
Jansen  Alex, 
Kitterman  James, 
McCabe  Owen, 
WestallJ, 


29  2d 

212-216  Commercial 

25  Turk 

48-54  2d 

1313  Stockton 

U21  Market 

764  Mission 


4LEX.  JANSEN, 

Importer  and  Manufacturer  (or  the  Tra<lc. 

Diiliolstery,  Bsiog,  Feathers,  Etc. 

I'arlor,  Church,  LodKe,  Lmmge  and  Chair  Franieii. 


Salesrooms 4S-.')4  Second  Street. 

Stbam  Fkathbk  Kknovator 25  Silver  Street. 

Factory 124  Main  Street. 

SAN  FRANtnsco. 


Frei  A, 


BEDSTEADS. 

231-239  King 


BEE  HIVE  MANUFACTORIES. 

Wetherbee  Geo  M,  734  Bryant 

GEO.  M.  WETHERBEE'S 

Sawing,  Planing  and  Turning 

ESTABLISHMENT, 

—  AND  — 

BEE  HIVE  MANUFACTORY, 

WEST  COAST  MILLS, 

Ho.  784  Bryant  St.,  near  4tlii  San  FranelMo. 

BEER  BOTTLERS. 

V^'alde  Daniel,  243  Ist 


BELL  HANGERS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 
Will  ft  Finck,  769  Market 

BELLOWS     MANUFACTUR- 
ERS. 

Earnest,  Wall  &  Co,  302  Davis 

Han    Ftai^cisco     Bellows    Factory 
(Henry  McKeune),  566  Mission 

bells:and  foundries. 

Garratt  W  T, 
Linforth,  Riue  &  Co, 


1.38-144  Fremont 
325  Market 


BELTING  AND  HOSE. 


Cook  A  0, 
Cook  H  N, 
Degen  L  P, 


415  Market 
405  Market 
13  Fremont 


L.    P.    DEGEN, 

MANUFACTURKH  OK 

M  Tanned  Leatlier  Belting, 

FINEST   LACING, 
Cut  Strings  or  Side.s  always  on  hand. 

No-  13  Fremont  Street. 

Near  Marltet,  SAN  FKANt!IS(;o,  CAL. 


MANL'KACTirRBR  OK 

lEkTHER  BELTING  AND  HOSE, 

405   MARKET   STREET. 
Corner  Fremont,  fltaia  Franciaco. 


BERRY  BOXES. 

Weston  C  W,  213  Mission 

BILLIARD  TABLE  MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 

.Jnngblut  August  tt  Co,         10-16  Tyler 
Strahle  Jacob  ft  Co,  533  Market 

The  J  M  Brunswick  &  Balke  Co, 

653  and  656  Market 


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BPRINQ  QUSRIONS.    (July  l,  ISSl,  over  S,(K)0  Seta  fn  use.) 

Importera  and  Doaleni  in  Billiard  Qoodii  and  TriinminKx.  Ivnr.v  and  Collulnld  QixvIh,  Billiard 

Lamm,  all  iityle§,  Ten  Pin  Uoods  and  Alleys,  Billiard  CushionH,  all  kinds,  Hportinh  Qouds, 

Playintr  Cards,  UyninaHium  and  Skatinj;  Ouods,  Club  K(H>ni  and  HaliHin  Fixtures, 

Bar  Fixtures,  Plated  Uoodii,  TO  OllUER. 

Largest  Billiard  House  on  the  Coast.  New  York  Prices. 

Hend  (or  Illustrated  Catoloioie  and  Price  List. 

JACOB  BTBAHLE  ft  CO.,  633  Market  Street,  opp.  Saoiome,  Ban  Fraaoitco,  Cal- 

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BILLIARD   AND  POOL  TABLES, 

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Billiai*d   Materials, 

SPORTINO  GOODS.  TEN  PIN  BALLS  AND  PINS,  ETC. 

OFFICE  AMD  WAKEROOailS, 

653  i  655  MARKET  STREET,  r^'^tiir-}  SAH  FRAHCISCO,  CAL. 


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BILL  POSTERS. 

Dunphy  Thoa  N  &  Co,    506  Commercial 

BIRDS,  FISHES,  ETC. 

Herrmann,  Theodore  &  Co, 

630  Washington 

BITTERS. 

Brick  wedel  Henry  &  Co  (Dr  Schra- 
der's  Hamburg),     208  and  210  Front 


Ratafia  Damiana  Bitters,  Siebe  Bros 
&  Plagemau  agta, 

S£  cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 
Yerba  Buena  (A  H  Hentz),  53^  Park  ave 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Daclin  Chas  ft  Son, 

N£  cor  Sansome  and  Jackson 
Dav  J  E,  44  and  46  Main 

Gallagher  James  &  Son,  843  Harrison 
Haberlon  James,  cor  Vallejo  and  Front 
Herold  Chas,  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Army 
McNeil  Daniel,  834  Howard 

Munro  ft  Glynn,       Filbert  nr  Fillmore 


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BLANK    BOOK    MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 

Barry,  Baird  ft  Co, 

410  Sacramento  and  320  Saniome 
Crocker  H  S  ft  Co,  215-2 1  \)  Bush 

Hioka  D  ft  Co,  SOS  Montgomery 

Lecuunt  Bros,  535  Market 

Rankin  Chas  £,  &40  and  542  Clay 

BLASTING  MACHINERY. 

California  Electrical  Works,  36  Market 

BOARDING  HOUSES. 

Arion  House  (Fred  Huber), 

13  and  15  Paffe 
Bardoni  C  ft  Co,  '  115  Clark 

Ber[;;an  Michael  (Abbotsford  House), 

1416  Broadway 
Casey  M,  430  Brannan 

Kentucky  House  (Jacob  Claassen), 

Kentucky  nr  Kope  AValk 
Keystone  House  (Charles  Banks), 

417  Pacific 
Knack  John  (Philadelphia  House), 

421  and  423  Bush 
Manning  House  (Richard  St  John), 

•Jlui  Market 
MoUer  F  F,  203  Esist 

Silver  Star  House,  Mrs  N  E   Mny 

mgr,         NE  cor  Sansome  and  Pacific 
Sinionsou    A    M  (Young    America 

House),  15  Pacific 

Smith  John  (and  Indgini;),    40<J  Drumm 
South  Pacific  House  (F  F  MoUer). 

203  East 
Stern  Henry,  mgr  Nucleus  House, 

cor  3(1  and  Market 
Stockton    Street    House    (H    Wm 

Weiss  ft  Co),  218  Stockton 

Sutter  Street  House  (S  Gaude), 

308  Sutter 
Union  House  (John  Burfeind), 

UK  cor  Bay  and  liarkin 
WadsTorth  House    (Major    David 
Coon),  225  Bush 

BOARD  OF  TRADE. 

Boar  1  of  Trade  of  San  Francisco.  Jacob 
S  Taber  pres,  202  Market 

BOAT  BUILDERS. 

Lanteri  &  Vice, 

6  Broadway,  and  42  Steuart 
Vice  ft  Lanteri,  6  Broadway 

BOILER  FELTING. 

(See  Asbestos  Goods.) 


BOILER  MAKERS. 

(See,  alio,  Funndriea.) 

California  Boiler  Worki,  (Pretori- 

out  ft  Lemmer),  141  and  143  let 

Dundnn  P  F,  131  and  133  Foleom 

Ewing  Chae  G  (steam  boilera), 

506  Mission 
McAfee  Wm  ft  Co,  210-214  Spear 

Moynihan  ft  Aitken, 

3irand313Mii«ion 
Rice  Harvey  W, 

62-00  Bluxome  Iwt  4th  and  Sth 
San  Francisco  Boiler  Works  (P  F 

Dundon),  131  and  133  Folsom 

The  Babcock  and  Wilcox  Co,  pat- 
ent water  tube  steam  boile'S, 

605  Mission 


P.  F.  DUNDON, 

San  Francisco  Boiler  Worlcs, 

181  A  18».VOI<IIOM  MTBBET, 

SAN  KKANCISCO. 

BOIIiER  MAKING  anil  SilKKT  IKON  WORK 

of  o\ery  ilesi'ri|)tiiin.      Ku|miriti){  r.iid  Country 
Ordoi'M  promptly  attendud  to. 


BOLTS  AND  NUTS. 

Payne  Bros  (manufacturers), 

114  and  110  Mission 
Phelps  Mfg  Co,  17  Drumm 

BOOK-BINDERS. 


721  Market 

505  Clay 

215-211)  Buah 


Bancroft  A  L  ft  Co, 
Biirtling  ft  Kimball, 
Crocker  HS&  Co, 
Dougherty  P  E  ft  Co, 

412  Commercial  and  41 1  Clay 
Hicks  D&  Co,  508  Montk?omery 

Rankin  Chos  E,  540  and  542  Clay 

BOOKS   AND  STATIONERY. 

(See,  also,  Stationery — W^holesale.) 

Antiquarian  liook  Store  (F  and  R 

Thompsorw,  73  4th 

Bmcroft  A  L&  Co,  721  Market 

Biirkhaus  F  W  ft  D,  213  Kearny 

Beach  Chilion,  107  Montgomery 

Billings,  Hai-boume  ft  Co, 

3  Montgomery 
Choynski  I  N  (Antiquarian),  34  Geary 
Crabb  Henry,  2331  Mission 

Denny  Edward  ft  Co,    418  Montgomery 
Dewing  J  ft  Co,  420  Bubh 

Dittman  Emiel,  1614  Polk 

Dixon  Mrs  H  H,  628  Hayes 


PRISON  CELLS, 


F«*iir4rM  and  Hi'ltlir««  Work. 
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320  Sansome 

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208  Montsotnery 

318  6th 


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Goddard  Gilford, 

Gordon  C  W, 

Greffoire  Louis  ft  Co, 

Hofmann  Joseph  A, 

Kane  Mrs  Annie  M, 

Lally  Mrs  Mary,    oor  Slstfand  Mission 

Leouunt  Bros,  833  Market 

Macy  Mrs  M  F,  2608)  Mission 

MoNally  Wm,  85U  Valencia 

Methodist  Book  Depository,  Rev  J 

B  Hill  agt,  1041  Market 

Phillips  &  Hunt  (New  York),    Rev 

J  B  Hill  agt,  1041  Market 

Rowe  Edward  E,  203  O'Farrell 

Sadler  &  Co,  603  Market 

San  Francisco  News  Co  (The),  M  E 

Bauer  agt,  413  and  41&  Washington 
Son  Brothers  (importers  and  deal- 
ers), 300  and  302  California 
Stahmann  Mrs  Sophie,  722  Lombard 
Thompson  F  &  R,  73  4th 
Twiggs  D  A,  408  3d 
White  James  T  ft  Co,  23  Dupont 
Wood  ft  Strickland,  749  Market 
Wright  Geo  W  ft  Co, 

438  Montgomery  ave 
Youths'    Directory,    James     Reid 
supt,  14  J  7  Howard 


BILLINOS,  HARBOURNE  &  CO. 

DRALSRM   IN 

BOOKS,  FINE  STATIONERY, 

BoTelopM,  Card*  and  Wedding 
Stationery. 

EN0KAVKU8  AND  PLATE  PRINTERS. 

No.  H  Montgomery  Mt. 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CALIFORNIA. 


BOOTMAKERS. 

(See,  also.  Boots  and  Shoes:    also.  Boot 
and  Shoe  Factories.) 

Dietle  Chaa,  235  Bush 

Dorler  ft  Hilzinger,  317  4th 

Oeitner  George,  1880  Folsom 

Kommer  Emanuel,  315  Bush 

Loy  JoHchem,  1603  Howard 


101  6th  and  1911  Fillmore 

40  Geary 

203  7th 

40.'Si  Natoma 

303  Stockton 

403  Sutter 


Lucier  J, 
LUoke  H, 

Matthiesen  Matthias, 
Miller  F  J, 
Plath  Theo, 
Staub  Gustav, 
Sullivan  John, 

NE  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Thireerge  Onesime,  316  4th 


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TORIES. 

(See,  also,  Bootmakers;  also,  Boots  and 
Shoes.) 

Cahn,  Nickelsburg  &  Co, 

129  and  131  Sansome 
Earle  &  Co,  765  Mission 

Hip  Wo  223  Leidesdorff,  nr  Clay 

Homer  John,  1300  Folsom 

Hue,  Rai  4;  Co,  123  Clay 

McCormick  John,  805  Bryant  nr  lOth 
Porter,  Slessinger  &  Co,  117  Battery 
Poy  Kee,  Sing  Chong  &  Co,      211  Clay 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

(See,  also,  Bootmakers;  also.  Boot  and 
8hce  Factories.) 

Dorler  &  Hilzinger,  317  4th 

Hinders  Henry,  340  Kearny 

Hooner  John,  NW  cor  9th  and  Folsom 
Konuner  Emanuel,  315  Bush 

Kutz  k  Murr.  41(i  Sacramento 

Lucier  J,  101  6th  and  1911  Fillmore 
Lucke  H,  40  Geary 

Mayers  John,  1712  Leavenworth 

O'Hanlon  James  &  Co, 

717    and    719    Montgomery    and    10 

Montgomery  ave 
Stevens  &  Dugan,  42  6th 

Boot  Maker  and  Importer 

Of   HEKBEK'S    PARIS  MADE   GAITERS  ami 

SLIPI'EItS  for  Udies  and  Children.    Also  Gent's 

BooU,  Shoes  and  Gaiters  of  best  French  and 

American  Manufacture. 

40  <]irary  (Street,  finn    Franclsec. 


BORAX. 

Houston  W  J  &  Co, 

215  and  317  California 

BOTTLES. 

Watson  &  Co,  124  Market 

BOX  BRANDS. 

Schmidt  M  &  Co,  25-41  Main 

BOX  FACTORIES. 

Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co,  13  Beale 

Union  Box  Factory,  R  E  Morey 
supt,  114-120  Spear 

BRASS  BEDSTEADS. 

Marwedel  E  H,  541  Market 

BRASS,  COPPER  AND  ZINC 
LUBRICANTS. 

Read  Edward  B,  18  Ist 

BRASS  WORKS  AND  FOUN- 
DRIES. 

California  Brass  Works  (Weed  k 
Kingwcll),  125  1st 

Franklin  Brass  nnA  Iron  Works,  II 
C  Terry  aupt,  105  Fremont 

Garratt  W  T,  cor  Fremont  and  Natoma 

Woodin  &  Little,  421  Market 


FRANKLIN  BEASS  AND  IRON  WORKS. 


Foaiiders  anil  nanafnctarera  of 

BRASS  GOODS  FOR  WATER,  STEAM  AND  GAS, 

Ship,  Mining,  Brewing  and  Distillery  Supplies. 
MAS  AWO  WATER  HEBTERM,  «Alil  HTOVEM  AND  RANOElil. 

Testing  and  I'rovintf  Apparatus  for  Gas.    .Fobbintf  and  Machine  Work  promptly  attended  to. 

lOO  Fremont  Street,  Corner  Mission, 

R.  O.  TERRY,  Supt.  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


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BREWERIES. 

Albany  Brewery  (F  Hagemann    ft 
Co),  71-75  Everett 

Anstett    &  Co,    (Lafayette   Brew- 
ery), 725  and  727  Green 

Brekle  Gottlieb,  1431  Pacific 

Bruns  Henry  F,  S  F  Stock  Brewery, 

cor  Powell  and  Francisco 

California  Brewery  (Henry  Schulte), 

cor  26th  and  Bryant 

Empire  Brewery  and  Malt  House 
(John   Harrold),  420  Chestnut 

Frederick   Wm  A,  (Jackson  Brew- 
ery), 1428  Mission 

Hagenian  F  &  Co  (Albany  Brew- 
e»y),  71-75  Everett 

Harrold  John,   (Empire  Brewery), 

179  Jessie 

Hayes  Valley  Brewery  (Henry  Wah- 
muth  &  Co),  512  and  514  Grove 

Humboldt   Brewery    (Wm  Noeth- 
ia),  1839  Mission 

Jackson  Brewery  (Wm  A  Freder- 
icks), 1428  Mission 

Kronenberg  F  &  Co  (United  States 
Brewery), 

cor  Franklin  and  McAllister 

Lafayette  Brewery   (A  Anstett  & 
Co),  725-727  Green 

Mason  John, 

(!|iestrut  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 

National  Brewery  (Chas  E  Hanson), 

SE  cor  Fulton  and  Webster 

Noethig  Wm  (Humboldt  Brewrry), 

1839  Mission 

O'Fausi!  &  Co  (Willows  Brewery), 

SE  cor  Mission  and  19th 

Philadelphia  Brewery  (John  Wie- 
land)  220-240  2d 

San  Francisco  Stock  Brewery  (Fred 
Bruns),  2118  Powell 

Schulte  Henry,        cor  2Gth  and  Bryant 

South  S  F  Brow  ery   (Anton   Hoel- 
cher  and  Geo  Soharet^), 

cor  I4tii  and  R  R  ave 

United  States  Brewery  ( F  Krones- 
burg),     cor  Franklin  and  McAllister 

Wi-'liind  John  (Philadelphia  Brew- 
ery), 220-240  2d 

Willows  Brewery  (O  Fauss  &  Co), 

SE  cor  Mission  and  19th 


BREWERS'  MATERIALS. 

Extract  of  Malt  (John  Harrold  Jr 

&,  Co)  420  Chestnut 

Neis  Phil  &  Co,  415  Sacramento 

BRICK  MANUFACTURERS. 

Clark  N  ft  Sons,  1310-1316  Market 

BRIDGE  BUILDERS. 

Pacific  Bridge  Co, 

C  H  Gorrill  pres,  4  California 
San   Francisco   Bridge    Co,    W    C 
Whitehead  mgr,  10  California 

BROKERS. 

Boas  Judah,  402  Montgomery 

Finley,  Stevens  ft  Co,  331  Kearny 


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613  Pacific 
408  Montgomery 


BROKERS-COMMISSION. 

Teller  J  D  P,  405  Front 

BROKERS-GRAIN. 

Fish,  Blum  ft  Girvin,  327  Pine 

White  ft  Lissak,  321  California 

BROKERS-HOUSE. 

McAlester  ft  Jones,       422  Montgomery 

BROKERS-INSURANCE. 

Carpenter  Mrs  Florence  P,441  California 
Cole  O  H,  433  California 

Davis  J  B  F,  215  Sansome 

BROKERS- MERCHANDISE. 


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839  MISSION  STB.EET, 

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Callingham  W  J  ft  Co,         213  Sansorio     Sit 
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BROKERS-PAWN. 

Jacobs  Abraham  (Uncle),       613  Pacific 
Lichtensteiu  L  H,  820  Kearny 

BROKERS-STOCK. 

Atkinson  Thos  T  ft  Co,  337  Pine 

Dewey  E  E,  330  Pine 

Perry  Jno  Jr,  413  Mcntgomery 

TurnbuU  W  ft  Co,  3iR  Pine 

Wakefield  S  B  ft  Co,  322  Pine 

Wattles  J  B  ft  Co,  303  Montgom.   y 

Woods  F  H,  512  Califoruia 


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Laae  W  £,  (and  gilder), 

505  Kearny  near  California 

BRONZE  POWDERS. 

Dorety  Joseph,  527  Commercial 

BROOM  AND   BRUSH   FAC- 
TORIES. 

(See,  also.  Wood  and  Willow  Ware. ) 

Gillespie,  Van  De  Mark  &  Co,  man- 
ufacturers and  wholesale  dealers 
in  bro  ms  and  brushes,         1 1  Drumm 

Sadler  &,  Co,  brushes,  605  Market 

BUILDINGS,   BLOCKS    AND 
HALLS. 

Children's  Hall  in  Silver  Star  House, 

NE  cor  Sansome  and  Pacific 
Metropolitan  Temple,  1  S  Kalloch 

pastor,  cor  5th  and  Jessie 

St  Ann's  Building,  cor  Powell  and  Eddy 

BULLION  REFINERS. 

Walker  H  W,     109  Montgomery  Block 

BURNING  BRANDS. 

Klinkner  C  A  &;  Co.,  320  Sansome 

BUSINESS  COLLEGES. 

Barnard  6  B,  business  mgr  Cali- 
fornia Commercial  College,  417  Kearny 

Healds  Business  College,  (Woo<l- 
bury  &  Haley),  24  Post 

Pacific  Business  College  (Chamber- 
lain &  fiobinsou),  320  Post 

BUSINESS    AND   GENERAL 
AGENTS. 

Evinson  John  J  &  Co,  319  Kearny 

Lain  J  J,  230  Kearny 

Wade  William  M,  214  Sansome 

BUTCHERS  AND  MARKETS. 

Adelaide    ^arket  (C  Merchant), 

1915  Fillmore  bet  Bush  and  Pine 

Baccua  K  T  (United  Market), 

Mason  and  O'Farrell 

Bay  City  Market  'Mark  Strouse  & 
Co).  1134-1138  Market 

Comanche  Market  (F  W  Zecher), 
I817i  Powell  bet  Filbert  and  Green- 
wich 

California  Market,  Thos  Brown  supt, 
Pine  and  California,  bet  Montgomery 
and  Kearny 


Flageollet  Henry  Chas,       912  Valencia 
Ford  Charles  H,  2114th 

Grand   Fltiral    Market    (Bemhard 

Wolff).  741-747  Mission 

Kearney  P  J  (Filbert  Street  Mar- 
ket), SW  cor  Filbert  and  Mason 
LeBert  Victor  (Sonora  Market).  218  18th 
McMahon  B,  737  Brannan  b3t  6th  &  7th 
Miller  L  &  Co  (North  Beach  Market), 

823  Greenwich 
Oriental  Market  (Solomon  Loben- 

steiu),  NW  cor  Post  and  Laguna 

Paiace  Market  (John  C  Moritz), 

705  Montgomery  ave 
Queen  City  Market  (Zimmerman  & 

Co),  1154-1158  Market 

Roberts  &  Hill,      723  Folsom  cor  Bitch 
Schreiber  Hearman,  923  18th 

Shyne  J  G,  339  4th 

United  Market  (Richard  Baccua), 

SW  cor  Mission  and  O'Farrell 
Uri  Felix,  butcher. 

Stalls  22-26  S  F  Market 
WUaon  J  Y  &  Co, 

9  Sutter  and  508  Market 
Zimmerman  &  Co,        1154-1158  Mark«>t 

BUTCHERS-WHOLESALE. 

Dunphy  Wm  &  Co,  504  Kearny 

Strouse  Mark  &  Co, 

113Cand  1138  Market 
Zimmerman  &  Co,       1154-1158  Market 

CABINETMAKERS'     STOCK. 

Allen,  Tuggle  Si  Co,        18  and  20  Spear 

CABINETMAKERS. 

Forbet;  A  J,      ♦  18  Market 

Fuohs  &  Euler,  545  and  547  5th 
Jungblut  August  &  Co,         10-16  Tyler 

Kemp  J  ft  Co,  114  avid  116  Mission 

Kiernau  &  Hall  225  Post 

Koehler  Chas,  231  Ellis 

Krone  Julius,  711  Sutter  nr  Taylor 

CANDY  FACTORIES. 

(Sec,  also,  Confectionery. ) 

Aguirr.  "'■vrtin  J,  429  Kearny 

Allogretti  I,  501  Sutter 

Foster  F  W  &  Co, 

1025  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Jamison  &  Dietrich,  1214  Market 

Pacific  Steam  Candy  Factory  (J  H 

Eichler  &  Co), 

1065  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Pitt  &  Co,  465  Stevenson 

Rothschild  ft  Ehrenpfort,         118  Front 
SeidI  J  ft  Co,  250  and  252  Market 

Steam  Candy  Factory  (Rothschild  ft 

Ehrenpfort),  118  Front 


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ROTHSCHILD  &  EHRENPFORT, 

WHOLESALE 

Candy  Ma'nufacturers; 

IMPORTERS   AND    DEALERS   IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  NUTS,  ETC., 

1 18  FRONT  STREET,  bet.  California  and  Pine,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

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steam  Candy  Fac'-jry,  118  Front  Street. 


CANNED  GOODS. 

Astoria  Packing  Co,  N  J  Kinney 
dgt,  22  California 

Paaner  Packing  Co  (M  Banner  & 
Co),  cor  Folsoin  and  Spear 

Cutting  Packing  Co,  Sidney  M 
Smith  pres,  17-41  Main 

Inselmann  H,  446  3d 

Banner  Packing  Go. 

MANITFACTUK8R8  OF 

CANNED    GOODS 

Of  superior  quality. 

Fruits,  Jellies  and  .Tains,  Vei^etables,  Meats, 

Fish.  Pickles  and  Sauces. 

N.W.  Cor  Folsom  and  Spear  Sts., 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 

CAPITALISTS. 

Brown  Richard,  215  Sansome 

Cook  Daniel,  room  4,  .309  Montgomery 
Cook  Seth,  room  4,  309  Montgomery 
Dewey  Squire  P,  330  Pine 

B'air  James  G,  room  1,  309  Montgomery 
Flooti  James  C,  room  0,  309  M mtgomery 
Haugin  Jas  B,  room  51,  309  Montgomery 
l/'helan  James, 

Phclan's  Bl'k,  cor  O'Farrell  A  Market 
'lobinet  Eugene,         7  Montgomery  ave 

Carpenters  &  builders. 


CARPET  BEATING  MA- 
CHINES. 

Conklin  Bros  (steam), 

333  Golden  Gate  ave 
Pioneer  Carpet-Beating  Co  (J  Spald- 
ing &  Cu),  353  and  355  Tehama 


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Steam  Carpet  Beating  anil  RenoTating  Works. 

Also,  WHITENING  in  all  its  Branches. 

333  Tyler  St..  near  Larkin,  San  Franeiseo- 

Oakland  Branch— 218T  St.  and  Tblkgrapii  Avb. 

cut,  sewed,  and   laid   by  flrst-class 

Prompt  attention  will  be  i(iven  to 

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ONKLIN  BROS.,  Proi-riktors. 


Carpets 
workmen, 
orders  sent  by 
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CARPET  FACTORY. 

Maokay  Alex,  715  Market 


Co.wad  II  A, 
Hiiyes  John  T, 
Krone  Julius, 
Pike  Chan  U, 
Pratt  lin.ry  G, 


635  California 

1723  Larkin 

711  Sutter  nr  Taylor 

422  Commerciiil 

51  Clay 


CARPENTER  and  BUILDER, 

61    CLAY    STREET. 
Near  Drumm,  8an  FranclSPO. 

Stores  and  Offlces  fitted  up. 

AU  kinds  of  Jobbing  promptly  att«n(Iud  to. 


Royal  Carpet  Factory 

DEVENTER.  HOLLAND. 
niJTCH  RIJOS  OF  ALL  l»IXlSti|. 

P.  E.  RICHTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents, 

109  ('alifornia  Street,  San  Francisco. 


CARPETS  AND  OIL  CLOTHS. 

(See,  also.  Furniture  and  Bedding.) 

Connelly  James  &  Co, 

532  aud  534  Market,  opp Grand  Hotel 
Edwards  Frank  G,  G28-(>36  Clay 

Hartnhorn  &  McPhun,  861  Market 

Heney  Wm  J  &  Co,  18-22  Ellis 

Mackay  Alex,  716  Market 

Plum  Chas  M  k  Co, 

641  and  643  Market 
Rayo  A  P  &  Co,  739  Market 


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CARPET  SWEEPERS. 

McConaughy  D  E,  agt  Goshen 
Sweeper  and  Clothes  Wringer 
Co,  242  3d 

CARRIAGE  HARDWARE. 

Martell  John,  623  Sacramento 

CARRIAGE  MANUFACT- 
URERS. 

(See,  also,  Blacksmiths  and  Wagonmak- 
era;  also,  Wagonmakers.) 

Arfort  John  B,  623  Geary 

Brandeustein  H  t  Co, 

cor  New  Montgomery  and  Mission 
Carvill    Manufacturing    Co,    A  D 

Carvill  pres  and  supt,  7  and  9  Powell 
Dupuy  J  &  Co,  630  Broadway 

Folsom  Albert,  217  Ellis 

Lamer  Dr   Thomas  (Mission   C   .- 

riage  Factory),    540  and  542  \  a' 
Liljenberg  A;  Bro,  933  Harri. 

Lowney  Jerry  &;  Son,  426  9tii 

Mersereaa  A  S,  1927  Mision 

Mission    Carriage  Factory,   (T  De 

Lamer),  538  Valencia 

Rfentschler  John,  1624  Mission 

Soule  E,  cor  4th  and  Bryant 

Straut  W  E, 

N W  cor  Sacramento  and  Drumm 
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Wight*  Sparks,  1507  Polk 


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D.   D.    LOWNEY. 


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Carriage    Manufactort, 

4«0  Urinth  titre«t, 

Bet.  Harrison  and  Brjant,     SAN  KRANCISCO. 


Lijfht  and  Heavy  Carriages,  Buggies,  Sulkies 
and  S1<eleti>n  Wagons  made  to  order. 
tS"  AUo,  General  Jobbing  attended  to. 


CARRIAGE    REPOSITORIES. 

Carvill     Manufacturing    Co,    A   D 

Carvill  pres  and  supt,  7  and  9  Powell 
Hawley  David  N,  117  and  1 19  Market 
Woodward  K  B  &  Co,        411  Califoruia 

CARRIAGE  TOPS. 

PlumbeJF,  2&2d 

CARRIAGE  TRIMMERS. 

Piohe  Medurd,  636  Broadway 

CARTRIDGES. 

Skinker  John,  1 15  Pine 

(J  S  Can  ridge  Co,  Chas  Sonntag  & 
Co  agts. 


CAVIAR  MANUFACTURER. 

Asmann  Adolphe,  69  and  70  California 
Market  and  1517  Polk 

CHAIR  MANUFACTURERS. 

Centennial    Chair  Factory    (Chas 
Greffe),  508  and  510  5th 

Greffe  Chas  (Centennial  Chair  Fac- 
tory), 508  and  510  5th 

Indianapolis  Chair  Mfg  Co,    (solid 
walnut  furniture), 

160  New  Montgomery 

CHEMICAL    MANUFACTUR- 
ERS' WARES. 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co,     1310  Market 

CHEMICALS. 

Richter  P  E  &;  Co,  109  California 

P.  E.  RICHTER  &  CO. 

Wholesale  Iinport«rs  and  Sole  Ai^nts  for 

Societe  Anonyme  de  Louvain, 

Chemicals,  Saltpetre,  Olyoerine,  Etc. 

109  CallfoFDla  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


CHEMICAL  WORKS. 

California   Chemical  Works  (John 
Beynolds), 

San  Bmno  Road  bet  27th  and  28th 
Coker  William  &  Co,  1 1 1  Minna 

Johnston  William,  118  and  120  Halleck 
Reynolds  John, 

San  Bruno  Road  bet  27th  and  28th 

CHEMIST(MANUFACTURER). 

Coker  Wm,  1 1 1  Minna 

CHIMNEY  CLEANER. 

O'Neil  H  S,  407  Bush 

CHIMNEY  PIPES. 

Clark  N  &  Sons,  1310-1316  Market 

Gladding,    McBean    &    Co   (Terra 
Cotta),  1310  Market 

CHIMNEY  TOPS. 

Browell  J,  727  Montgomery 

Clark  N  &  Sons,  1301-1316  Market 

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Halpruner  Winfield  S,  850  Market 

CHRONOMETER  MAKER. 

Pace  Charles,  418  Battery 

CIDER  WORKS. 

Preble  &  Jones,  218  Davis 

CIGAR  MANUFACTURERS. 

(See,  also,  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 

Barry  David        SE  cor  Folsom  and  9th 
Cabanas  &  Co,  406  and  408  Battery 

Garcia  Jos^  A,  413  Sacramento 

Klahn  John  H,  116  6th  cor  Minna 

Koenigsberger,  Falk  &  Mayer, 

312  Washington 
Lewis  Sam  &  Co,  24  California 

Mayrisch  Bros  &  Co,  405  Battery 

Pettenati  Peter,  1028  Kearny 

Ramon  A  &  Co,  416  Battery 

Wertheimer  M  &,  Bro,  518  Front 

White  I  K  &  Co,  221  Sacramento 

CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO, 

(See,  also.  Cigar  Manufacturers). 

Carroll  Wm,  310  Post 

Cummings  L  &  J,  131  4th 

Dosuher  Henry, 

SW  cor  Pierce  and  O'Farrell 
Elmers  N, 

SW  cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 
Gabriel  Gaspard,  443  Valencia 

Griesser  Adolph, 

SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 
Hanke  Chas  H,  328  Pine 

Houston  W  J  &  Co  mfr  agts, 

215  and  217  California 
Iiiselmann  H,  446  3d 

Lessmaan  Joseph, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Larkin 
Lowell  F,  432  and  5-il2  California 

McPortland  Daniel, 

cor  Pacitic  and  Leavenworth 
McVeigh  P  J,  500  Ellis 

Medau  J  &  P,  201  Montgomery  ave 

Meierdierks  Christian,        416  O'FHrrell 
Mooney  ft  Latlin, 

cor  Geary  and  Central  ave 
Nichols  George,  cor  Post  and  Central  ave 
Otten  Diediick,  101 1)  Pacific 

Pearlman  Abraham  M, 

June  Market  and  Sutter 
Rohrs  Genrge  H, 

NE  cor  Sutter  and  Central  ave 
Wilhelmi  Wolrad,  50J  Montgomery  ave 


CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO- 
IMPORTERS  AND  WHOLE- 
SALE. 

(See,  also,  Cigar  Manufacturers). 

Cohen  &  Blum,  316  Sacramento 

Diefenbacher  George,  91 1^  Larkin 

Drink  house  J  A, 

SW  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 
Garcia  Jos^  A,  413  Sacramento 

Lewis  Wm  &  Co, 

30  and  32  California  and  946  Market 
Mayrisch  Bros  &,  Co,  405  Battery 

Wertheimer  L  &  E,  300-306  Front 

CLOAKS  AND  SUITS. 


Brown    &    Metzner  (agt 

Bros,  Boston), 
Fratinger  &  Noll, 
Kramer,  Goodman  &,  Co, 
Messager  Etienne, 
Moran  D  M  ft  Co, 
Mulvey  Annie  S, 


Springer 
549  Market 
105  Kearny 
109  Battery 
211  Dupont 
128  6th  cor  Natoma 
28  6th 


Sullivan's  Cloak  and  Suit  House 
(Thos  Sullivan),  120  Kearny 


CLOCKS. 

Levy  John  ft  Co, 


lis  Sutter 


C  L  OJ3  K  S  I 

JOHM  E.RVy  A  CO. 

Frencti,  Mantel  aMTrayeling  CMS 

Ami  Opem  Glasses.    Manufacturinyr  Jewelern. 

118   SUTTER  STREET. 


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CLOCKS-WHOLESALE. 

Davis  Bros,  Toklas  ft  Co,    10-16  Sutter 

CLOTHING-RETAIL. 

(See,  also.  Clothing — Wholesale.) 

Cohn  Simon,  421  Kearny 

Davis  ft  Kellogg  (mfrs  oil  clothing), 

34  California 
Hyman  M  ft  Co  (boys  and  child- 
ren's), 518  Market 
Jacobs  A,  613  Pacific 
Marks  M,  52  Clay 
Mieraon,  Jewell  ft  Co, 

828  and  830  Kearny 
O'Hanlon  James  ft  Co, 

717  and  719  Montgomery 
Sutton  C  Jr  ft  Co  (oil  clothing), 

32  California 


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HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 


WHITE  BROf...  I»  A  IS  Main  and  14  A  16  Mpear 
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Itepreserdative  Budneaa  Houses 


CLOTHING-WHOLESALE. 

Brown  Bros  &  Co,  121  and  123  Sansome 
Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &  Co, 

16  and  18  Sansome 
Steinhart  W  I  &  Co,  3  and  5  Battery 
Witt  &  Purach,  13  Sansome 

CLOTHS     AND     TAILORS' 
TRIMMINGS. 

Baamgarten  A  &  Co,  7  Montgomery 
Cutter  John  D  &  Co  (manufactur- 
ers), 26  New  Montgomery 
Debruuner  M,  528  Montgomery 
Reiss  Bros  &,  Co,  24  and  26  Sutter 
Stein,  Simon  &  Co,         585-589  Market 


A.  BAUMOABTEN  ft  CO. 

IMP0RTBI18  OP 

Woolens  &  Tailors' Trimmings, 

No.  7  Montgomery  Street, 


Lick  House  Block, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


REISS  BROS.  &  CO. 

IMrORTERH   OK 

Cloths,  Beavers,  Gassimeres 

And  Tailors'  Trivirnings, 
94  A  ae  SIJTTER  STB  GET, 

Bet.  Sansome  and  Monti^'y,  Sa.n  Fkancisco,  Cal. 
tS"  House  in  Paris,  2  Rue  ile  Chateauilun. 


COAL. 

(See,  also.  Wood  and  Coal.) 

Bellingham  Bay  Coal  Co,  Pierre  B 

Cornwall  pres, 

SE  cor  Spear  and  Folsom 
Black  Diamond  Coal   Mining   Co, 

Pierre  B  Cornwall  pres, 

SE  cor  Spear  and  Folsom 
California  Coal  Co,  Geo  A   Baines 

mgr,  SE  cor  Turk  and  Jones 

Chandler  R  D,  118  and  120  Pacific 

Empire  Coal  Mine  and  Railroad  (M 

W  Belshaw),  402  Front 

Seattle  Coal  and  Transportation  Co, 

J  L  Howard  pres,   8  O   Putnam 

sec,  210  Battery 

Selby  Thos  U  &  Co, 

116  and  118  California 
Shaw  k  Sharp,  10  Fremont 

Theobald,  Kane  &  Co,      35  aiid  37  Clay 
Whitney  &  Marshall,  22  and  24  Fremont 


COFFEE  SALOONS. 

Central  Coffee  House    (John  Mon- 
sou),  923  Market 

Grand  Opera  House  Coffee   Saloon 
(Nelson  &  Hansen),  700  Mission 

Monson  John,  923  Market 

Nelson  &  Hansen,  700  Mission 

Sebelin  John  C, 

NE  cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 

Staser  Mrs  Martha,  806  Mission 

COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS- 

Bernard  &  Mantel,  707  and  709  Sansome 
Ghirardelli  D  ft  Sons, 

415  and  417  Jackson 
Koster  &  Zwick  33  Main 

McCarthy  Bros  ft  Co,  119  and  121  Front 
Venard  G,  625  and  627  Front 

COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS 
M  ANUFACTURERS. 

Linforth,  Rice  ft  Co  (Enterprise), 

325  Market 

COFFIN   MANUFACTURERS* 

McAuliffe  F  T  ft  Co,      514  and  516  8th 

COLLECTORS. 

American  Detective,  Collecting  and 
Mercantile    Agency   (F  C  Mar- 
shall), 214  Sansome 
Bachrach  M,                       601  Merchant 
Cormac  ft  Jahn,      '  606  Clay 
Harding's  Collection  Office,  Samuel 

Newman  mgr,  648  Washington 

Husted  A,  331  Montgomery 

Remington  John  C,  504  Kearny 

Shain  Joseph  E,  628  Montgomery 

Thompson  £  B,  mgr  American  Mer- 
cantile Union, 

76  Montgomery  Blk,  628  Montgomery 
Wade  Wm,  214  Sansome 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  DEEDS. 

Coffee  Andrew  J  (for  Arizona), 

509  California 
Craig  Lee  D,  316  Montgomery 

Crane  Alfred  C,  310  Montgomery 

King  ft  Chattin  (f  r  all   the  States 

and  Territories),  442  California 

Wheat  Chas  D,  501  California 

COMMISSION  AGENTS. 

Smith  ft  Nelson,  10  Commercial 


ALIEN. 


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Cylinde 
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PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


CAtiVIN   nrilTTINU  A  M«»W.  Proprietors. 
Batsbllshed  ISA*.   »I7  M»Ib  Street,  li    V. 


>UHI.  TUBGU  t  CO..  VENEERS 


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SMITH    &    NELSON, 

No.    lO    COliaiBBDIAIi    BTREBT, 


80LB  AOBNT  FOR 


Heston  and  Combination  Faoking. 

Cylinder  and  Lubricatingr  Oil  and  Compound. 

Beltinff,  Lacing,  &c. 
Agents  (or  the  Hubber  Heater  and  Condenser. 


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COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 

(See,    also,   Shipping  and  Commission 
Merchants.) 

Ammon  Bernhard  Von,     310  California 
Balzer  Henry  &  Co,  209  Sansome 

Bandmann,  Nielsen  &  Co,       210  Front 
Brigham,  Hoppe  &  Co,  320  Front 

Burnham  &  Scott,  321  Davis 

Clayburgh  M  &  Co,  109  Clay 

Covert  H  M,  203  Sacramento 

Cummings,  Gimmel  &  Co,     424  Battery 
Cutter,  Lloyd  &  Co, 

SE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Davis  R  D  W  &  Co,  21 1  Pine 

Dellepiane  &  Co,      425  and  427  Battery 
Dempster  &  Keys,  202  Market 

Dickson,  De  Wolf  &  Co, 

412  and  414  Battery 


Williams,  Dimond  8c.  Co,      202  Market 
Wilson  J  Y  &  Co, 

9  Sutter  and  608  Market 
Wittland  &  Fredrickson, 

209  Washington 
Witzel  &  Baker,  324  Clay 

Wolff  &  Keiiihold,  506  Battery 

Wooster  J  B  &  Co,     218  and  220  Front 

BANDMAM,  NIELSEN  &  CO. 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 
AND  GENERAL  AGENTS  ok  thk 

GIANT  POWDER  CO. 

Office,  Wo,  VIO  Front  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


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Dyer  Charles  A, 
Earnest,  Wall  &  Co, 
Egerton  Henry  C, 
Eggers  &  Co, 
lOveleth  &  Nash, 
Fish,  Blum  &  Girvin, 
Gagliiirdo  Andrew, 
Oreenebaum  &  Co, 
Haijiht  Koliert  &  Co, 
Hall  A  I  &  .Son, 
Hatch  F  A  &  Co, 


330  Pine 

302  Davis 

109  California 

214  California 

211  Washington 

327  Pine 

628  Broadway 

115  and  117  Bush 

226  Front 

528  and  530  Market 

122  Clay 


JOHN   MCCORMACK.  .lAMEt)  QUINNE. 

McCOHMACE  &  aUINNE, 

rtSit  California  St.,  San  Francisco, 

Commission  Merchants 

F<ir  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Hops,  Wool  and  all 
kinds  of  Produce.  Liberal  Advance's  made  on 
Consi^mnients.  Personal  attention  given  to 
Consignments.  Orders  of  all  Icinds  from  the  In- 
teriiir  promptly  tilled. 

GEORGE  MORROW  &  CO., 


Hellinan  Bros  &  Co,  525  Fr-nt 

Howes  John,  504  and  506  Sansome 


304  California 

505  Front 

209  and  211  Front 

18  Clay 

100  and  102  Front 

mi  California 

214  8an^ome 

232  California 


Jackson  T  W  &  Co, 

Kron  A  K  &  Co, 

Kruse  &  Euler, 

Lane  Peter, 

Lilienthal  &  Co, 

Marcus  (>eo  &  Co, 

McCann  M, 

McCormack  k  Quinne, 

Mt-Twiu  Parker  J,  ^ 

office  room  A,  659  Clay,  res  313  Capp 
Moody  &  Farrish,  210  Davis 

Morrow  George  &  Co,  39  Clay 

Muecke  Victor  &  Co,  435  California 
Platshck  ft  Harris,  314  and  316  Battery 
Price  W  C  &  Co,  320  Washington 

Reynolds  L  &  Co, 

room  1,  309  Montgomery 
Richter  P  E  &  Co,  109  Carifornia 

Smith  &  Nelson,  10  Commercial 

Von  Ammon  Bernhard,  310  California 
Vusuovich  &  Chiuda,  519  Sansome 

Whitney  ft  Marshall,  22  and  24  Fremont 


(ESTAHLISIIUD  ISiA.) 

AY,   GRAIN   AND  COMMISSION  MER- 

chaiits.     Shipping  orders  a  specialty. 

SO  Clay  Ntreet,  Man  Francisco. 

Ttljphone  No.  35. 


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F.  E.  BICHTEB  &  CO. 

Wholesale  Importers  and  Exporters  of 

FOREiaNaM  DOMESTIC  PRODnCE. 

(:!a.sli  Aihances  made  on  Consignments. 
109     CAIilFOR!VlA     STREET, 

SAN  FRA:, CISCO,  CAL. 

J.  B.  WOOSTER  &  CO. 

COMMISSION   MERCHANTS, 

AND  WnOLKSALK    DRALKKS  IN 

ProviHlonH,    Dairy    Produce,   Etc. 

Noi.  218  &  220  FBONT  STBEET, 

P.  O.  Box  1263,  SA*!^  FRANCISCO. 

CONCENTRATORS. 

Adams  ft  Carter  (agts  Frue's  Con- 
centrator), 109  California 

Hendy  Joshua  (Hendy's  Concentra- 
tors), 49  and  51  Fremont 

Huntington  F  A,  220  Fremont 


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Representative  Busi/neas  Houaee 


CONFECTIONERY. 

(See,  also,  Candy  Factories.) 


Affuirre  Martin  J, 
Allegretti's  Confectionery 

gretti), 
Berry  Mrs  G  M, 
Hurton  L  A, 
Ooddard  Gilford, 
G088  Mrs  G  W, 
Guillet  Charles, 
Lally  Mrs  Mary, 
Macy  Mrs  M  F, 


429  Kearny 

(I  Alle- 

501  Sutter 

128  Kearny 

!)1G  Market 

914  Valencia 

liM)5  Mission 


905  Larkin 
cor  31  st  and  Mission 
2608^  Mission 
Roberts  G  F,      NW  cor  Polk  and  Bush 
Rowe  Edward  E,  203  O'Farrell 

Young  John,  1419  Stockton 


I.  ALLEGRETTI'S 

MANl'KACTORV   OK 

Neapolitan  Bricks  of  Ice  Cream, 

Italian  Cream  Chocolates  and  Confec- 
tionery, Wholesale  and  Retail. 
501  Snttrr  Ht.,  Corner  of  Powell, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


CONSULS. 

Russian  Consul  (Max  Axelr>>od), 

717  Post 

CONTRACTORS  AND  BUILD- 
ERS. 

Brown  Col  W  H, 

6  Mills  Place,  off  Dupont  bet  Sutter 

and  Post 
Forbes  A  J,  18  Market 

Lane  W  E,  505  Kearny  near  California 
Peters  W  J  &  Co,  424  Jackson 

COL.  W.  H.  BROWN, 

THE  OLD  ORIQINAL  EICAVATOR. 

Sewers  Cleaned  or  T^aid. 
Privy  Vaults  emptied  Day  ur  Night. 

OFFICE.   No.   e    MIKiLli    PI.ACE. 

Off  Dupont,  between  Sutter  and  Post. 

COOPERS. 

California    Wine    Cooperage    Co, 

Fulda  Bros  mgrs,  30-40  Spear 

Felvey  Lawrence,  114  Sacramento 

Fulda  Bros,  coopers,  30-40  Spear 

MattuUath  Manufacturing  Co,  (The) 

411  and  413  Brannan  bet  7th  ft  8th 
Meiater  ft  Schilling,  862  Harrison 


California  Wine  Cooperage  Co. 

— AND— 

FULDA'S  PLANING  MILLS, 

FULDA  BROS.,  Proprietors, 

30  to  40  Spear  Street, 

Near  Market,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


se-Inrh  Redwood  Water  Tanka, 

Capacity  in  Gallons 9fiO  to  10,()00 

3-lnrh  Redwood  Water  Tanks, 

Capacity  in  Gallons 10,0(K)  to  50,000 

House  Tanks. 

Capacity  in  Gallims  70  to  100 

Made  of  Steaaied  KedwiKxl  and  bound 

with  Galvanized  Hooiw. 

Ship  and  Mininic  Tanl<s,  etc.      Water  Tanks  a 

specialty. 


COOPERSMITHS. 


Perry  Peter, 
Tripp  George  A, 


233  First 
226  Fremont 


COPYING  COMPANY. 

Universal  Copy  Co  (Jeffers  ft  Wells), 

cor  8th  and  Mission 

CORDAGE,  ROPE,  TWINE, 
ETC. 

California  Wire  Works,  A  S  Halli- 

die  pres,  6  California 

Feldmann  L  ft  Co,  315-317  Sacramento 

CORKS  AND  LIFE  PRESERV 
ERS. 

Watson  ft  Co,  122  and  124  Market 

CORNICE  MANUFACTURER. 


Knapik  P  P, 
Tucker  Geo  H, 


425  4th 
639  5th 


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CORSETS. 

Boston  California    Dren    Reform 

(Mri  Mary  H  Ober  ft  Co),  326  Sutter 
BVoud  M  &  8on  (FVeud  Corset  House,) 

742  and  744  Market 
Freud's  Corset  House,  (M  Freud  ft 

Son),  742  and  744  Market 

Martinet  Mrs  J,  338  Sutter 

Ober  Mrs  Mary  H  ft  Co,         826  Sutter 
Pons  Mme  H  (French),  219  Post 


MME.  HENBZZTTE  PONS, 

Manufacturer  and  Importer  of 

Fine  French  Corsets, 

»19  POST  8THBBT, 

Bet.  Uupont  and  Stockton,     SAN  FRAKCISCO. 


COSMETIC  BAZAAR. 

Cosmetic  Bazaar  (Mrs  E  Lord), 

228  Sutter 

COSTUMERS. 

Friedlander  Mrs  L, 

20  3d  and  202  Stevenson 


Jahn  ft  Foster, 
Schocfer  M  &  Co, 
'I'erme  Mme  Louis, 
Walter  ft  Rogg, 
Woerner  CarlT 


121  Stockton 

34  3d 

012  Montgomery 

11  (Jeary 

223  Kearny 


COUNTY  HISTORIES. 

Ef  o  ,t  W  W  ft  Co,       619  Montgomery 

CRACKER  COMPANIES. 

California    Cracker     Co,    Adolphe 
Weske  ores, 

NW  cor  Broadway  and  Battery 

CROCKERY    AND     GLASS- 
WARE. 

Caire  Justinian,        521  and  523  Market 


Healev  John  T, 
Joseph  A, 
Leviagston  A, 
Porteous  A, 


2237  Mission 
929  Market 
717  Market 
1314  Dupont 
Rvan  John,  524^  16th 

Wangenheim,  Sternheim  ft  Co, 
628  and  530  Market,  27  aitd  29  Sutter 


ALEVINQSTON'S 
•  CBO< -KBKY  STORE, 

Wholeiale  and  Retail,  Crookery,  China  and 
Olaosware.  Rtiger'a  White  Metal  Plated  Ware. 
Kuggel's  and  Enttligh  Table  Cutlery  of  the  best 
quality,  and  cheaper  than  any  house  in  the  City; 
also,  Conl  Oil  Lamps,  Coal  Oil,  Chimneys,  Etc. 

717  Market  IStreet,  Ban  Fnmelaco. 

N.B.— Crockery  supplied  (or  Balls  and  Parties 
on  reasonable  terms. 


CRUCIBLES. 

Dempster  ft  Keys  (Robert  Taylor), 

202  Market 


CURLED  HAIR. 

Cahn  Morris, 

CUTLERS. 


12  2d 


Feigenbaum  ft  Co, 
Price  M, 
Will  ft  Finok, 


520-626  Market 
415  Kearny 
769  Market 


CUTLERY. 

Allen  ET,  416  Market 

Egerton  Henry  C,  109  California 

Feigenbaum  ft  Co,        620  -526  Market 
Herz  Gustav,  315  Battery 

Ladd  C  D,  629  and  531  Kearny 

Price  M,  416  Kearny 

Rebman  ft  Chetwood, 

31  6th  and  1036  Market 
Sadler  ft  Co,  605  Market 

Son  Bros  (importers), 

300  and  302  California 
Will  ft  Finck,  769  Market 

DAIRY   PRODUCE-RETAIL 

Asmann  Adolph,  69  and  70  California 
Market  and  1517  Polk 
Bennett  Bros, 

35  and  36  and  88-91  California  Market 
Gusippi  Rebozzi,  cor  26th  and  Bryant 
Inaelmann  H,  446  3d 

Mordoff  A  H,  37  Center  Market 

Point  Reyes  Butter  Depot,  Bennett 
Bros    agts   89,   91,    35   and   36 

California  Market 
University  Dairy  (John  Kelley) 

San  Bruno  Road 

DAIRY   PRODUCE- WHOLE- 
SALE. 

Haight  Robert  ft  Co,  226  Front 

DANCING  ACADEMIES. 


Clark  Mrs  Ada, 
Lunt  O  A, 

Mirasole  Mrs  Cora  V, 
O'Brien  V^  J, 


211  Sutter 

320  Post 

121  O'Farrell 

2131  Mission 


DECORATIVE  ART. 

Decorative  Art  Rooms  (I  Barker), 

316  Sutter 
Fontana  and  Freiligrath   (Decora- 
tive Art  Rooms),  326  Sutter 


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Representative  Bas'vnesa  Houses 


DENTISTS. 

BirgeJamea  J,  313  Kearny 

Blankman  HO,  106  Post 

Bolton  Thomas,  804  Howard 

Brewer  P  A,  724i  Market 

Christenaon  O  A, 

NW  cor  Ittth  and  Valencia 
Crossett  E  T,    SE  uor  21it  aud  Mission 


Sicker  Dr  Chas  W, 
atch  James  H, 
Lundborg  JAW, 
Mas4ie  H  C, 
McLain  A  F, 
Mortfew  Thos, 
New   York   Dental 

Massie), 
Sublett  ft  Tracy, 
•Sullivan  M  J, 
Tracy  C  E, 
Wilson  C  H, 


806  Market 

213  Geary 

123  Stockt(m 

lU  6th 

108  Stockton 

8  Montgomery 

Rooms    (H    C 

li)  6th 

906  Market 

;K)  Post 

906  Market 

925  and  !>27  Market 


THe  Original  S-Dollar  Dentist  on  tbe  Const 

THOMAS    BOLTON, 

DENTIST. 
804  Howard  Street,  San  Francisco. 

tlVK  AND  LKT  XASK  HKN'TAI.  IM.ATKS, 
J  33.00 1>  i»lf>.00.  A  Sliijdo  Sot  i>f  14  (Jtiiii  Tout  h, 
ifS.iK).  Filliiijr  Teeth  with  ^ioU\,  *1.(KI  to  tf7,(K). 
All  other  Killiii'^s  known  to  the  Profession  at  the 
most  reasoiinble  pri<'os.  and  all  worl<  wurranteil. 


E.    T.    CROSSETT, 

DENTIST, 

S.  E.  Corner  21st  and  Mission  Sts. 

SAN  FRA!liei(i€0. 

JtSr  Special  attention  to  correct int(  irre^ilaritics. 

DENTISTS     MATERIALS   & 
INSTRUMENTS. 

Folkcrs  J  H  A  ft  Brother, 

118  Montgomery 


J.  H.  A.  FOIKERS  t  BRO. 

IMI'ORTERS  OF  SIIUJICAL  INSTIU'MKNTS 
and  Dental  (ioixlH.  ManufacturerM  of  TrtiH- 
Be8  and  Apparatus  fur  DofortnitioM,  etc.  Dealers 
in  Fine  Cutlery,  etc. 

118  Montgromery  Street. 

Next  diwr  to  Occidental  Hotel  Kntranre,  S.  F. 
8iile  A^'ents  for  Geo.  Ticinann  &  Co.,  New  York. 


DESIGNERS. 


Kehrlein  Emil, 
Oliver  H  ft  Co, 
W(H>d  ft  Strickland, 


328  Bush 

536  Clay 

749  Market 


DETECTIVES. 

Am«>rican  Detective,  Collecting  and 
Mercantile   Agency   (F  C  Mar- 
shall), 214  Sansome 
Bachrach  M,                       604  Merchant 
Pacific  Coast  Detective  Agency  (A 
J  Lucas  ft  Co),  215  Kearny 


A.   J.   LUCAS   &  CO. 

Pacific  Coast  Seteotiye  Agency, 

Office,  !tl5  Kearny  Mtreet, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 

Al.li  BI'SINKSS  PROMJTLY  ATTKNDKDTO. 
Rutit  of  Keterunce  can  Ini  ijfiven.  Detecti\eM 
diNpati^hed  to  all  portionH  of  the  United  Stateii, 
Canada  and  Kuro|>c.  We  investigate  niyisteriouti 
murders,  blackmailing:  schemes,  conspiracies 
a^rainst  character  or  property,  incendiary  tires, 
train  wreckini;,  the  counterfeiting  of  bonds, 
stocks,  and  other  valuable  instrnmcntH,  patent 
infrinjxcnients,  embcz/.lunicntH,  obtaining  i^oihIs 
and  credit  by  misrepresentations,  the  character 
and  standing  of  im|)ortaiit  witnesses,  the  habits 
and  assiM'iates  o''  employes,  robberies  connnitted 
by  burglar,  sneak,  derk  or  servant,  the  authen- 
ticity of  deeils,  wills  anil  heirs  traced  and  proven, 
missing  jiersons  found,  stolen  and  lout  projtorty 
recovered.  r<eliable  and  exjierf  detei'tlvcs  sup- 
plied to  banks,  iuMirance  companies,  railroads, 
lawyers,  niunufacturinir  establishments,  hotels, 
summer  resortN,  merchants,  stores  and  pri\ute 
persons.  K\i(lence  in  all  civil  and  criminal  ac- 
tions obtained,  and  all  other  Icu'itimate  business 
attended  to  with  dis))atch.  All  transactions 
htrl'tiv  ''■iiificleritiHl.     Terms  icasunable. 

DIAMOND  SETTERS. 


Shreve(jeo  C  ft  Co, 
Wagner  F, 


1 10  Moiitiiomery 
2*-3  Kearny 


DIE  SINKERS. 


Ciller  C  L, 

K liner  A, 

Wood  ft  Strickland, 


402  Montgomery 

61 1  Waahin^oii 

749  Market 


DIRECTORY  PUBLISHERS. 

McKenney  L  M  ft  Co  (McKetiney's 
Pacific  Coast    Directory),   238    Mont- 
gomery, S  F,  and  6.S9  24th,  Oakland 

DISTILLERIES. 

Anduran  C  ft  Co, 

515  and  517  Sacramento 
Brooks  M  &  Co   (agts  for  Williams 

ft  Co),  315  California 

California  Distillery  (.lost  ft  Adler), 

321  Battery 
Oberfelder  Bros  ft  Co  (agts  Amazon 

Distilling  Co),  123  California 

West  End  Distillery  (B  C  Brooks), 

cor  Otseeo  and  Seneca  ave 

DOORS,  SASH  AND  BLINDS. 

Beale  Street  Mill  (Young,  Thomson 

ft  Co),  123  Beale 

Dempster  ft  Keys,  202  Market 

Wilson  ft  Bn.,  18-22  Drumm 


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DRAIN  TILE. 

Clark  X  &  Soni,         1310-1310  Market 
Gladding,  McBean  &  Co,     1310  Market 

DRAYMEN. 

Morton  J  &  Co,  204  Battery 


DRESSMAKERS. 

212  Fell 

120  Sutter 

317  Sutter 

1633  Clay  cor  Polk 

8  6th 


Abbott  Mrs  F  B, 
Ashley  Mrs  W  H, 
Benoit  Mrs  A  J, 
Brock  Mrs  Secilia, 
Clow  Mrs  Sarah, 
Curtis  Mrs  E, 
Dermot  Mrs  Mary, 
Desautell  Mme, 
Dougherty  Mrs  Fannie, 
Fair  Mrs  M  E, 
Foster  &  Still, 
Oonsales  Mni  G  S, 
Heibaoh  Mrs  A, 
Lewis  Mrs  R  G, 
Manescau  Mrs  B, 
Quit(g  Mrs  M  B, 
Hadloff  Louis, 
Rol)ertson  Mrs  Mary, 
Thompson  Miss  Eliza, 
Williams  &  Selleck, 
Woener  Carl, 
Wolf  Mrs  Fanny, 


114  Geary 

127  Kearny 

333^  4th 

452  6th 

2  Chelsea  Place 

18i)  and  191  16th 

905)  Clay 

254  Ellia 

126  Kearny 

713  Sutter 

126  Kearny 

218  Post 

21  Dupont 

733  O'Furrell 

31  Ellis 

223  Kearny 

6th  near  Howard 


DRESS  PATTERNS. 


Butler  Mrs  T  B, 


126  Kearny 


DRIED  MEATS. 

Heineman  &  Stem,  008)  Lark  in 

DRUGGISTS'  LABELS. 

Doerr  Charles,  60S  Market 

DRUGGISTS-RETAIL. 

Bertelli  Achitle,  623  Davis 

Boerioke  &  Schreck  (Homeopathic 

Pharmacy),  23 »  Suti^r 

CarrJohn,  4016th 

Di  Nola  Leon,  1600  Howard 

Hurtzig  &  Schultze,  140  3d 

Liebig  Dr  &  Co,  400  Geary  cor  Mason 
Prado  F  &  Co  (Mexican),  909  Stockton 
Stearns  Frederick  &  Co, 

26  New  Montgomery 
Stoddart  Bros,  400  Geary,  cor  Mason 
Wakelee  &  Co, 

cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Widber  James  H, 

SW  cor  Market  and  3d 
Worden  Clinton  E,  26  ^f ew  Montgomery 


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J.  H.  WIDBER, 

Druggist  and  Apothecary, 

IMI'OKTKR   AND  DKALRR  IN 

FINE  TOILET  ARTICLES,  ETC. 

Comer  Tbird  and  Market  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 

t^  ''roscriptions  parofiill.v  prepared. 


II.   UULTKKMANN. 


A.    B.    LBVI. 


COLTERMANN  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS    OF      ,     " 

DRUGGISTS'   SUNDRIES, 

l^ine     fancy     CjtoocIh,     I?.iibliei:*     Ciroods, 

CHAMOIS    SKINS   AND   SPONGES, 

21  SUTTER  STREET,    SAN  FRANCISCO. 

THF.  DOTY  PT.AMTRR  1II'I<"€>  I'O UTew  York. 

THBO.  KI€;KMISC'HKK IXew  York. 

I'urfuiiier  and  Manufacturer  u(  Spocialties. 

THK  XL  BRVIiH  €0 !Vew  York. 

ManufacturorH  of  T(M>th  BrusheH. 

«.  HEINBMANW  A  CO Chlcaso. 

ManufactuierH  i<f  Su!tpeniiorit)»i,  I'laxterH,  Braces  and  Chest  Protectors. 

«REBWtirEM»BK  HRoill.  MBC}  €0 St.  lioais. 

Manufacturers  of  Non-Secret  Medicines. 

RB4t1JA  A  WBTMOKB Kew  York. 

Manufacturers  of  Toilet  Specialties. 

R  M.  HtJWTBR Philadelphia. 

Manufacturer  of  Face  Powders. 

THB  BROOKLYN  BRIIMH  €0. Brooklyn. 

Manufacturers  of  Hair  and  Cloth  Brushes. 

€    H.  UTRONG  *  <'.0 Chlcaco. 

Manufacturers  of  DnuKists'  Specialties. 

FAI7BEL*C.> ... C'aaael.  ttennavy. 

Manufacturers  of  Labeled  Boxes  nnd  Oallipots. 


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WHITB  BROM..  18  A  IS  Mala 
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DRUGGISTS'  SUNDRIES. 

OoltemiMm  k  Co  (wholwale),  21  Sutter 
Herz  Oustav,  315  Battery 

Saddler  ft  Co,  60S  Market 

Wataon  k  Co,  122  and  124  Market 

DRUGGISTS  -  WHOLESALE. 

Goltermann  k  Co,  21  Sutter 

Maok  J  Jft  Co,  11  Front 

Redington  k  Co,  520  and  031  Market 
Steams  Fred  k  Co,  26  N'ew  Montgomery 
WakeleeACo, 

SE  cor  Bueh  and  Montgomery 

DRY  GOODS-RETAIL. 

Castagnetto  Giovanni,  1234  Dupont 
Curtiu  C,  911  and  013  Market 

Davidaon  J  W  &  Co,  101-103  Kearny 
Doane  k  Heushelwood, 

SE  cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 
Grand  Dry  Goods  Store  (C  Curtin), 

911  and  913  Market 
Jones  J  W  (Grand  Central  Auction 

House),  24  6th 

Keane  Bros,  107-115  Kearny 

Kwong  Shew  Lun  k  Co, 

729  Dupont,  cor  Clay 
Moran  D  M  &  Co,  128  6th  cor  Natomn 
O'Brien  J  J,  924-928  Market 

Peixotto  k  Silverman.  42-46  3d 

The  Arcade  (J  J  O'Brien), 

924-928  Market 
White,  Grey  k  Co,  114  and  116  Kearny 

THE    LARGEST 

Dry  Goods  Establishment 

Ob  the  Pacific  Co.^t. 

keaneTbros. 

107,     lOO.     Ill,      lis     and      US 

Kearny  Street,  San  Francisco. 

BAZAAR. 

KWONG  SHEW9LUN  &  CO. 

IMrORTRRa  OrjAND  DKALKRH   IN 

Cbinese  and  Japanese  Fancy  and  Dry  Goods, 

Silk  Handkerchiefs,  Chinaware,  Kte. 

nro.  729  Uopont  St..  Corner  Clay, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 

THE  ARCADE! 

J.  J.  O'BRIEN  &  CO. 

Importers  of  Dry  Goods, 

VSU-WM-WtH  HABKET  ST. 

Next  the  Baldwin,  San  Franoisoo. 


DRY  GOODS-WHOLESALE, 


Dannenbaam  J  k  8, 

NW  cor  Battery  and  Piae 
Davidaon  JWk  Co,  101-103  Kearny 
Keane  Bros,  107  Kearny 

Murphy,  Grant  k  Co, 

oor  Sanaome  and  Bnah 
Neuburger,  Reiaa  k  Co, 

17  Sutter  and  616  Market 
O'Connor,  Muffatt  ft  Co,  111-116  Post 
Strauss  Levi  k  Co,      14  and  16  Battery 

DYEING  AND  CLEANING 
WORKS. 

Parisian  Dyeing  and  Cleaning  Works, 
2710th 

PARISIAN 

Dyeing  and  Cleaning  Works, 

»7  TENTH  liTRBET, 

714  Washington.  213  Post 
and  33  Fourth  Streets 

F.  THOMAS  &  CO. 

The  Oldcxt  and  Largeiit  Djehifr  and  (leaning 

Eatablishnient  on  the  I'aciftu  ('oatit. 
Where  Wi<rk  i*  done  better  than  in  any  other 

House  in  this  city. 
All  kindii  of  WtHileii  Quodit  Dyed  in  any  colors 

wanted,  equal  to  new. 
Also,  Mixed  UtKHli*,  Sillc,  (.Cotton  and  W(k>1  dyed 

and  liniHhed  to  ))erfoction. 
Blaaketa  cleaned  by  a  new  procesH  in  one 

•lay 
Ijace  Cartalns  cleaned  by  a  new  procoHii. 

A  new  machine  lately  imported  from  Tariv. 

Lace  Curtains  cleaned  bv  \\a  will  last  three 

times  as  long  as  thoee  cleaned  at  any  other 

place. 

DYERS  and:scourers. 

Parisian  Dyeing  Works  (Thomas  k 
Co),  27  lOth,  offices  714    Washington 
213  Post  and  3:i  4th 
Rangod  G  ustave,  1114  Stockton 

Steen  John,  929  Folaom 

Tliomas  Frances,  27  10th 

ELECTRICAL  APPARATUS 
MANUFACTURERS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

ELECTRICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

ELECTRICAL  WORKS. 


California  Electrical 
Seller  supt. 


Works,   Paul 

36  Market 


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ELECTRIC  BELLS. 

California  Eleotrioal  Works,  35  Market 

ELECTRIC  BELTS,  ETC. 

Weat  C  N,  652  Market 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT    COMPA- 
NIES. 

California  Electric  Light  Co,  P  B 
Cornwall  prea,  220-226  Jesaie 

California  Electrical  Works,  M 
Orenwood  prea,  35  Market 

ELECTRIC  LIGHT  GALVAN- 
IZED WIRE. 

California  Eleotrioal  Worka,  35  Market 

ELECTRO-MAGNETIC  IN- 
STRUMENTS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

ELECTRO  MEDICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

ELECTRO  PLATERS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

ELEVATORS. 

Riokards  ft  Uniuhart,  115  Drumm 

EMBROIDERY. 

Fontana  &  Freiligrath.  326  Sutter 

Stettin  Mrs  H,  443  Bush 

EMPLOYMENT  OFFICES. 

Bradley  &  Johnston  (Chinese),  640  Clay 
Kwer  W  D  &  Co,  626  Clay 

Hansen  C  U  &  Co,  624  Clay 

O'Brien  &  Ward,  610gay 

]{ ice  &  Co,  112-116  Geary 

Youths'  Directory  (James  lleid), 

1417  Howard 

RICE  &  CO., 

(Siici-e-woni  ti><'IU)SI-nT  *  CO.) 

General  EMPLOYMENT  Office 

And  BnslnrMii  Asency, 

(KiitablUhcd  IS.V).) 
XTe.  Xa.2  OiS.AJSirX'  STREOS'T. 

Male  and  Female  Help  of  all  Nationalities, 
Skilled  and  Unskilled,  impplied  to  Hot«U,  Karnui, 
Familieii,  etc.  Bubinetu  Opportunities  Bought 
and  Sold.    Loans  Negotiated,  etc. 


ENGINEERS  -  CIVIL     AND 
MINING. 

Adams  k  Carter  (mechanical), 

100  California 
Attwood  Melvill  (oonsultins), 

402  Montgomery 
Benson  John  A,  607  Montgomery 

Do  w  Steam  Pump  Works  ( hydraulic), 

114andll6Beale 
Goss  ft  Dow  (hydraulic), 

ll4andll6Beale 
Nevada  Metallurgical  Works, 

23  Stevenvon 
Schmolz  W,  420  Montgomery 

Shortt  L  H,  120  Sutter 

Thompson  &  Evans,    110  and  112  Beale 
Vander  Naillen  A,  24  Post 


ENGINES. 

Bull  George  k  Co  (straw  and  wood 

burning),  31  Market 

Hice  Harvey  W, 

52-60  Bluxome  bet  4th  and  6th 


ENGRAVERS. 


410  Clay 
527  Commercial 


Baker  Geo  H, 
Coon  M  F, 
Dougherty  1'  E  &  Co, 

412  Commercial  and  411  Clay 

Giller  C  L  (seal),  402  Montgomery 

Goldsmith  &  Son,  26  Montgomery 

Kehrlein  Emil,  328  Bush 

Kuner  A  (seal),  611  Washington 

Oliver  H  ft  Co,  635  Clay 

Schmidt  M  ft  Co,  25-41  Main 

Wood  ft  Strickland,  74y  Market 


M.  F.  COON, 

Wood-Cut  Engraver, 

No.  687  Commercial  Street. 

SAN  FRANIISCO. 

En>.Tavors  (or  Pacific  Prkss  and  other  larKo 
houHPs  on  tlic  ciiuMt. 
Orders  b,v  mail  proinptl.v  attended  to. 


EMIL  KEHRLEIN, 

Engraver  9  Designer, 

888  BUSH  STREET, 

First  Fl(x>r SAN  FRANCISCO. 

C^AII  kinds  of  Engravinif  promptly  and  satis- 
faetorily  attended  to. 


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PRACTICAL 

Card  and  Seal  Engrayers 

AND  PLATE  PKINTER3, 
No.  X6  Montgomery  Mtreet, 

Opposite  Lick  House  (up-titaint),  San  FranoiMCo. 


Established  1)^61.    Thirty-five  j-earo'  Experience. 


EXCAVATING    COMPANIES. 

Oderleas  Excavatins  Co  (John  Ho- 
gan),        8£  cor  Ellis  and  Devisadero 
office  4:^0  Kearny 


EXPRESS  AND    TRANSFER 
COMPANIES. 

California  Transfer  Co  (Hayes  A  Co), 

222  Montgomery  and  524  Davis 

Crean  Ownen,  cor  Howard  and  8th 

Oakland  Transfer  Co,  Oscnr   Fitch 

m>?r,  28  Market,  S  F, 

and  962  Broadway,  Oakland 

Pacific  Transfer  Co,  E  J  Coleman 

pres,  1 10  Sutter 

River  Express  (Pease  tc  Tubbs), 

418  Sacramento 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  J  J 
Valentine  Mipt, 

NE  cor  Sansnmeand  HaUeck 
Wingate's  Oakland  and  San  Fran- 
cisco Express  (F  C  Wingate), 

6  Sacramento 


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EXTRACT  OF  MALT. 


Empire  Extract  of  Malt 
Harrold  Jr  &  Co), 


Co  (John 
420  Chestnut 


FANCY  GOODS. 

(See,  also,  Dry  Goods.) 

Buyer  &  Reich,        126  and  128  Sansome 
CroBsett  &  Samuel,  914  Market 

Davia  Bros,  419  Kearny  and  718  Market 
Dcaautell  Mme,  333^  4th 

Dittman  E  (importer),  1514  Polk 

Dixon  Mrs  B  H,  628  Hayes 

Goltermann  &  Co,  21  Sutter 

Grand  Central  Auction  Store,      24  6th 
Jacobs  Mrs  U  &  Co,  22  6th 

Lally  Mrs  Mary,     cor  31st  and  Mission 
Leroy  Mme  I^  121  Sutter 

Levy  M  &  Co,  18  and  20  Battery 

Lovell  F  M,  200  Post 

McNally  Wm,  845  Valencia 

Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co, 

7  and  9  Battery 
Moreland  J  A,  120  Sutter 

Peiotto  &  Silverman,     42,  44  and  46  3d 
Richardson  Mrs  H,  752  Market 

FANCY    GOODS    AND    NO- 
TIONS-WHOLESALE. 

Davisson,  Hall  &  Co  (Yankee  no- 
tions), 6  and  8  Sutter 
Feigeiibaum  &  Co, 

620-526  Market  and  21  and  23  Sutter 
Gasper  Sam  (importer),  585  Market 

(iolterniann  &  Co,  21  Sutter 

Peters  F  M  L  &  Co,      207  Montgomery 
Sadler  &  Co,  605  Market 

The  A  S  Spence  Co,  537  Market 

FANNING  MILLS. 

Bull  George  A  Co,  31  Market 

FEATHER    DUSTERS. 
BRUSHES.  ETC. 

Unna  Jacob,  157  New  Montgomery 

FEATHERS. 

Balny  A  J  (ostrich  and  fancy), 

608  Market  and  9  Post 
Goehring  A  (manufacturer  of  arti- 
ficial dowers  and  feathers),  944  Mission 
Jansen  Alex  (feathera  renovated), 

48-64  2d 

MoCabe  Owen  921  Market 

Westfall  J,  764  Mission 

Wonder  (The),  J  C  Spencer,  (^wd 

flowers),  1024  Market 


ALEX.  JANSENp 

Importer  and  Manufacturer  tor  the  Trade. 

Opliolstery,  BeUing,  Featbm,  Etc. 

Parlor,  Ch\irch,  Lodge,  Lounge  and  Chair  Frames. 

Salebrooms 48-54  Second  Street. 

Steam  < '.-father  Renovator 26  Silver  Street. 

Factory 124  Main  Street. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


FEATHER  WAREHOUSES. 


McCabe  Owen, 
Westfall  J, 


921  Market 
794  Mission 


J.  WE8TALL, 

Importer  and  dealer  in  all  Icinda  of 

FEATHERS.  DOWN.  GERMAN 
LINEN  AND  TICKINGS, 

Feather  Warehouse,  hed  and  Pillow  Manufactory, 
704  HifSfBton  St.,  near  4th,  fe».  F. 

>  II  Featherii  sold  warranted  to  be  well  dressed 
with  our  famous  Patent  Steam  Renovator. 

Feather  Bedding'  made  to  order.  Old  Feathers 
Renovated.    Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


FELTING. 

Merrell  I  L,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Salamander  Felting  Co,  (Eugene  A 
Millard),  108  Leideadorfif 

FILE  MANUFACTURERS. 


Jones  F  A  &  Co, 
Ridge  way  Brothers, 


305  Howara 
9  and  11  Hill 


FIRE-ARMS. 

Allen  E  T.  416  Market 

Skinker  John,  116  Pine 

Sonntag  Charles  &:  Co  (munitions  of 
war),  114  and  116  Market 

FIRE  BRICKS. 

Clark  N  &  Sons,  1310-1316  Market 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co,     1310  Market 
H  T  Uolnies  Lime  Co,        14-18  Market 

FIRE  CLAY. 

Clark  N  &  Sons,         1310-1316  Market 
Glade  ;ug,  McBean  k  Co,     1310  Market 

FIRE  TILE. 

Gladding,  McBean  ft  Co,     1310  Market 

FIREWORKS. 

Wooster  J  B  &  Co,     218  and  220  Front 


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Fire  Works,  Etc., 

«18  *  seiCO  Front  Street, 

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FISH. 

Camilloni  G  k  Go, 

New  Clay  Street  Fish  Market 
Landini  &  Tocchiiii,  1320  aud  1322  Polk 
Silveatri  &  Co,  517  Market 

Spence  &  .rohnson,  93  California  Market 
Wolff  Bernard, 

741-747  Mission  and  109  4th 

FISHING  TACKLE. 

Allen  E  T,  416  Market 

Ladd  C  D,  529  and  631  Kearny 

Maggio  Fortunato,  896  Front 

Plate  A  J  &  Co,        4 18  and  420  Market 

FLAVORING  EXTRACTS. 

Thompson  &  Co  (manufacturers), 

504  Front 


FLORISTS. 


Grand    Floral 
Wolff), 


Market     (B'rnard 

741-747  Mission 


GRAND  FLORAL  MARKET, 

741,  7-l»,  71S  A  747 

MISSION  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


BERNHARD  WOLFF, 

Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 

PLANTS  &   SHRUBBERY, 

Ornamental  Ilan^nn;,'  Ha^kcUi,  B(N|iiutM,  etc. 

A  fine  lot  of  German  Canaries  always  on  liand. 
Also,  a  full  line  of  Iinport^J  Canar,\  "and  Flower 
Seeds. 

10»  Fourth  Wt.,  Ban  Francliwo. 

FLOUR-MILL  MACHINE  FUR- 
NISHERS. 

Allis  Edward  P  &  Co,  John  P  Cross, 
0%e  318  Pine,  Store  Room  737i 

Mission 
Wagner  Joseph  &  Co, 

105  and  107  Mission 


FLOUR  MILLS. 

Davis  Horace  &  Co  (Golden  Gate 

Flouring  Mill).  41-49  lat 

Everding  John  &  Co,  48  Clay 

Golden  Gate  Flouring  Mill  (Horace 

Davis  &  Co),  41-49  1st 

Laumeister's  Mills,        203-207  Mission 
Western  Flouring  Mills  (McCormack  & 

Quinne),  232  California 

Yolo  Mills  (Dierck,  Hinz  and  Plage- 

mann),         NE  cor  Mission  and  Main 
Yosemite    Flour  Mills   (Splivalo  & 

Forman),  office  415  Battery, 

Bryant  bet  6th  and  7th 

FLOUR  SACKS. 

Meyerstein  Joseph,         124  Commercial 

FLOWER  POTS. 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co,     1310  Market 

FOREIGN   STAMPS. 

Brunt  k  Fisher,  609  Bush 

FOUNDRY  FACINGS. 

Elliot  Martha  A,  41  Fremont 

MARTHA  A.  ELLIOTT, 

Foundry  Facings, 

Pulverized  Charcoal, 

PLUMBAGO, 

4:1  Ft'eniont  Street, 

SAN  FUAXCISCO. 


FOUNDRIES  AND   IRON 
WORKS. 

/F.tna    Iron     Works,     Pendergast, 
Smith  &  Co,  217-221  Fremont 

Architectural  Iron  Works  (Martin 
O'Coiinell),  230-236  Steuart 

Atlas  Iron   Works   (Joseph  B  Jar- 
dine),  135  and  137  Beale 

Bi^elow  &  Morris, 

103  Fremont  and  323  Mission 

Columbia   Foundry   (Reese  Llewel- 
lyn), 135-137  Beale  and  1. 30- 136  Main 

Day  J  E  (steel  forger),    44  and  -16  Main 

Dundon  P  F,  131  and  i:)3  Folsom 


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Empire     Foaadry    and     Machine 
Works  (Savage  &  Sons), 

135-143  Fremont 

Eureka  Foundry  (Thompson  Bros), 

129  and  131  Beale 

Eureka  Iron  Works  (A  PfeiflFer), 

317  and  319  Howard 

Franklin  Brass  and  Iron  Works, 
R  C  Terry  sec,  105  Fremont 

Globe  Iron  Works  (Nuttall,  Bacon 
&  Co),  222  and  224  Fremont 

Golden    State    and    Miners'    Iron 
Works,  W  L  Palmer  pres,  237-251  1st 

Mechanics'    Foundry,    George    W 
Kelley  business  mgr,  213-219  1st 

Nuttall,  Bacon  &  Co,  222-224  Fremont 

Occidental     Foundry     (Steiger     & 
Kerr),  137  1st 

O'Connell    Martin     (Architectural 
Iron  Works),  230-236  Steuart 

Pacific  Iron  Works  (Rankin,  Bray- 
ton  &  Co),  127  1st 

Phoenix  Iron    Works   (R  Young), 

18  an  120  Fremont 

Pioneer  Iron   Works  (Calvin  Nut- 
ting &  Son),  227  and  229  Main 

Risdon  Iron  and  Locomotive  Works, 
Wm  H  Taylor  pres, 

cor  Beale  and  Howard 

Small  liaac  H,  574  Brannan 

Vulcan  Forges  ((iarcin,  Son  &  Co), 

294  Howard 

FRUIT  DRYER. 

Linforth,  Rice  &  Co  (Zimmerman's), 

325  Market 


FRUITS  AND  VEGETABLES. 

Baldocchi  G,  1310  Dupont 

Barsi  M,  1310  Dupont 

Brown  &  Wells,  30-31  California  Market 
Cummings,  Gimmel  &  Co,  424  Battery 
Desimone  Bros,  cor  18th  and  Valencia 
El  Dorado    Fruit  Co,   GW  Fink 

pres,  22  Montgomery 

FordChasH,  2114th 

Grabble  J  B,  cor  Bryant  and  26th 

Inselmann  H,  446  3d 

Korn  Bruno,  54  3d 

Landini  &  Tocchini,  1320  and  1322  Polk 
O'Malley  Patrick,  2146  Mission 

Sheehan  Mrs  Daniel,  154 -9th 

Wolff  B,     741-747  Mission  and  109  4th 

FRUITS-WHOLESALE. 

Whitland  &  Fredrickson, 

209  Washington 

FURNISHING  GOODS. 

(See,  also.  Clothing.) 
Boston    California    Dress     Reform 
(Mrs  Mary  H  Ober  &  Co)  (ladies), 

326  Sutter 
Heineman  H  M,  35  Sutter 

Kelley  Peter  R,  726  Howard 

Litchfield  J  M  &  Co,  415  Montgomery 
McNally  William,  845  Valencia 

Michels,  Friedlander  &  Co, 

7  and  9  Battery 
Neustadter  Bros,  cor  Pine  i  nd  Sansome 
Orr  &  Atkins,  123  and  125  Montgomery 
Popper  Samuel,  233  Kearny 

Stemhart  W  I  &  Co,       3  and  5  Battery 


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Spring,  Hair,  Wool,  Moss  &  Pulu 
Mattresses, 

212,  214  and  Siu 
Coinmercial    Mt'eet, 

Below  Front,  San  Francisc*. 


Steamers  and  Vessels  promptly  fltted  up. 


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FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

(Manufactarers  and  Wholesale.) 

Connelly  James  &,  Co, 

632  and  534  Market  opp  Grand  Hotel 
Frank  Henry,  212-216  Commercial 

Fuchs  &  Eular,  546  and  547  6th 

Fuller  George  H,    19  New  Montgomery 
Gabriel  Oaapard,  443  Valencia 

Gilbert  &  Moore, 

18  and  20  Sutter  and  556-572  Brannan 
Heney  Wm  J  &  Co,  18-22  Ellis 

Indianapolis  Manufacturing  Co, 

160  New  Montgomery 
Kitterman  James,  1313  Stockton 

Pluin  Charles  M  &  Co, 

641  and  643  Market 
Shaber  J  A,  .         707  Market 

Stuart  Thomas,  775  Folsom 

Windel  H  &  Co,  310  Stockton 

FURNITURE  MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 

Frei  A,  231-239  King 

Fuchs  &  Euler,  545  and  547  5th 

Indianapolis  Manufacturing  Co, 

160  New  Montgomery 
Jansen  Alex,  4f-54  'Jd 

Kemp  J  &  Co,  114  and  116  Mission 

ALEX.  JANSEN, 

Importer  and  Manufacturer  for  the  Trade. 

DBiolstery,  BefUing,  Feathers,  Etc. 

Parlor,  Church,  Lodge,  Lounge  and  Chair  Frames. 

Salbsboonb 48-54  Second  Street. 

Stkam  Fkather  Renovator 25  Silver  Street. 

Factobt 124  Main  Street. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


FURRIERS. 

Alaska  Commercial  Co,  3) 0-312  Sansome 
Liebea  H  &  Co,  113  Montgomery 

Platsbek  &  Harris,  314    nd  31 6  Buttery 
SIoss  Louis  &  Co,  310  and  312  Sansome 

FUSE. 

Skinker  John  (Eagle  Safety  Fuse), 

115  Fine 
Sonntag     Charles     &    Co     (US 
Cord)  (braided),     1 14  and  1 16  Market 

FUSE  AND  GIANT  POWDER 
CAPS. 

Skinker  John,  1 16  Pine 


GAS  FIXTURES-IMPORT 
ERS. 

(See,  also.  Plumbers  and  Gasfitters.) 

Day  Thomas,  122  and  124  Sutter 

Froelich  Christian  Jr,  202  Market 

Lane  W  E,      505  Kearny  nr  California 
Nye  A  F  &  Co,         609  and  611  Market 

GAS  LIGHT  COMPANIES. 

Central  Gas  Light  Co,  Jas  W  Bur- 
ling sec, 

413  California  and  843  Market 

San  Francisco  Gas  Light  Co,  Peter 
Donahue  pres,       cor  1st  and  Natoma 

GAS  MACHINES. 

Woolhouse  Bros  (Sunlight), 

626  and  628  Washington 

GAS  PIPES, 

Montague  W  W  &  Co,  110-118  Battery 

W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO., 

Importers  of 

GAS  AND  WATER 

IRON  PIPE 

AnA  Pipe  Fittings,  all  Sises. 
110,  lie,  114.  116  &  118 

BATTERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


GAS  STOVES. 

Day  Thomas,  122  and  124  Sutter 

GILT  IMITATION. 

Knapik  P  P,  425  4th 

GLASS  LABELS  AND  SIGNS. 

Doerr  Charles,  608  Market 

GLASS  AND  PORCELAIN 
PAINTERS. 

Verhaghen  &  Dheron,  312^  Minna 

GLASS  WORKS. 

California  Glass  Bending  and  Cat- 
ting Works  (S  £  Hopper), 

39A  Fremont 
Houston  W  J  ft  Co  (agts), 

216  and  217  California 


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GLOVES  A^:0  GLOVE  MANU- 
S'ACTURERS. 

BramlS.  106  Battery 

Daniche£f  Kid  Olove  Factory, 

119Dapont 
Eureka   Glove    Factory     (Gustave 

Winehill),  515  Market 

Heiaeman  U  M,  35  Sutter 

Muser  Bros,  541  Market 

Pacific  Glove  Works  (S  Bruml), 

106  Battery 
Richter  P  E  &  Co,  109  California 

Winebill  Gustave    (Eureka    Glove 

Factory),  515  Market 


PACIFIC  GLOVE  WORKS 

S.  BBUICL.  Proprietor. 

Manufacturer  of 


BUCKSKIll,  eOAT  &  EID  GLOVES 


No.  106  Battery  Street. 

Near  Pine  Street,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


I^t  Beware  of  Imitatlonei.'&Ji! 

Take  notice  ttiat  all  t;ouU8  arc  stamped  witli 
the  ab.>ve  Trade  Marie. 


P.  E.  RICHTER  &  CO. 

Wholesale  IiupurterH  and  Sole  Agents 

At6  Boaissot  and  Fils,  Paris,  Fans, 

Boole  Bidler,  Paris, 

ISABELLE    GLOVES, 

109  California  St.,  San  Prsncisco. 
GOLD  LEAF. 

Dorety  Joseph  H,  527  Commercial 

GOLD  PEN    MANUFACTUR- 
ERS. 

Baptia  John  H,  328  Bush 


GOLD  PLATERS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

GOLD    AND    SILVER     EM- 
BROIDERY. 

Schreiber  August,  513  California 

GRAIN-COMMISSION. 

Hobbs  F,  402  Front,  comer  Clay 

Lilienthal  &  Co,  100  and  102  Front 

Newell  Thomas,  124  Clay 

GROCERS-RETAIL. 

Ahrens  Wm,    SW  cor  16th  and  Folsom 
Alldack  Joseph, 

SW  cor  Bush  and  Devisadero 
Bockmann  John  C,  535  4th 

Bremer  John  H, 

NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Larkin 
Bruse  Chris,cor  Pacific  and  Leavenworth 
Buck  &,  Hahl,  N£  cor  4th  and  Harrison 
Buck  John,  231  2d 

Bucking  &  Pilster,  515  Bryant 

Bucking  John  (Bucking  &  Pilster), 

615  Bryant 
Buhlert  Julius,  1000  Valencia 

Burke  Michael,  cor  Ellis  and  Scott 

Canty  Thos,  523  4th 

Carstensen  Julius, 

NW  cor  Dolores  and  29th 
Castello  &;  Son, 

NE  cor  Day  and  Sanchez 
Clark  Andrew, 

SE  cor  22d  and  Alabama 
Cluff  Bros.,  40  and  42  2d;  9  and  11 
Montgomery  ave;  and  409  and  411 
Montgomery  ave 
Corkery  &  Quill,  SW  cor  26th  and  Ala- 
bama and  SW  cor  5th  and  Howard 
Dangers  Henry  (provisions), 

'  NE  cor  Post  and  Laguna 

Doscher  Henry, 

SW  cor  O'Farrell  and  Pierce 
Ellison  David,  335  10th 

Elmers  N  (prov'-rlons), 

SW  cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 
Engle  &  Harper, 

NE  cor  O'Farrell  and  Powell 
Evans  Mrs  Bessie,  27  Everett 

Farrell  James,  468  Natoma 

Field  Amos,  230  Minna 

Fitzgerald  James,  401  10th 

FlageoUet  Henry  Chas,      912  Valencia 
Flinn  P  T  ft  Son, 

SW  cor  Howard  and  8th 
Flinn  P  T,  SE  cor  Mission  and  8th 


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Flo^eman  k  Raschen, 

cor  18th  and  Valencia 
French  T  J  &  Oo,  2339  Mission 

Oagliardo  Andrew,  628  Broadway 

Goetjen  Jacob,  cor  Hyde  and  Jackson 
Heuer  Alex,  cor  1th  and  Everett 

Hoegmann  &  Raschen, 

XE  cor  18th  and  Valencia 
Hnlsmann  Fred,  cor  Pacific  and  Hyde 
Hutaffft  Rahders,  636  Minna 

Kenna  Mrs  Sarah,  Mission  nr  30th 

Kennedy  &  Nichuals,  324  3d 

Koerner  John  N,  cor  Market  and  Pearl 
Kroenke  H  C,  SW  cor  8th  and  Misiion 
Lally  Mrs  Mary,  oor  31  st  and  Mission 
Lee  Mrs  Susan, 

NW  cor  10th  and  Harrison 
Lessmann  Joseph, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Larkin 
Lincoln  &  Co,  1801  Polk  cor  Washington 
Lyons  J  M,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Hyde 

Maas  &  Woest,  1423  Powell 

McPartland  Daniel, 

cor  Pacific  and  Leavenworth 
Mehrtens  Bros, 

SW  cor  Market  and  11th 
Lfeierdierks  Christian,  416  0'FarrelI 
T^Iiller  Wm  H,  316  Green 

Moisant  A  J,  30  Franklin 

Mulcahey  Michael,  133  2d 

MuUane  M,  446  Natoma 

Otten  Deidrick,  1019  Pacific 

Peterson  &  Palmer,  716  Market 

Petenati  Peter,  1028  Kearny 

Preibt  Thomas  F, 

cor  Clementina  and  Sumner 
San  Francisco  Cash  Grocery   (H  A 

Smith),  51  S»  Post 

ScallyNJ,  1149  Folsom 

Schinkel  Otto,  SW  cor  9th  and  Bryant 
Schottler  A  &  Co, 

NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Montgomery 
Schultz  Theodore,  426  Green 

Scott  T  H,  101 1  Folsom 

Shea  Patrick,  SW  cor  10th  and  Folsom 
Spears  J  M,  cor  Pine  and  Hyde 

Springer  W  H, 

NW  cor  17th  and  Dolores 
SteffensD,  138  3d 

Sullivan  Mrs  Johanna,  922  Howard 
Thumann  Henry,  cor  Pine  and  Hyde 
Valdez  Zeferino,  1326^  Dupont 

Walters  Wm,  31  Clementina 

Wassmann  Bros, 

cor  24th  and  Potrero  ave 
Wobber  Bros, 

NW  cor^Lombard  and  Powell 
Wolters  William,  29  Clementina 

GROCERIES-WHOLESALE. 

AUdack  Joseph, 

SW  cor  Bush  and  Devi        .  j 
Daneri  F  ft  Co,      27  and  29  Calilv..  nia 


Haat  Bros,  100  and  102  Cali  f  omia 

Jones  &  Co,  121  and  123  Market 

Kennedy  ft  Nichuals,  324  3d 

Kruse  ft  Euler,  209  and  211  Front 

GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS. 

(See,  also.  Guns,  Pistols  and  Ammuni- 
tion.) 

Jicha  '^ohn  (gunsmith),  624  Washington 

GUiMS,  PISTOLS  AND  AMMU- 
NITION. 

(See,  also,  Gun  and  Locksmiths.) 

Allen  ET,  416  Market 

Brunswick  ft  Balke  Co  (The  J  M), 

653  and  655  Market 
Ladd  C  D,  529  and  631  Kearny 

Plate  A  J  ft  Co,  418  and  420  Market 
Sonntag  Charles  ft  Co, 

114  and  116  Market 

HAIR  DRESSERS. 

Diefenbacher  George,  911^  Larkin 

Emmerich  Balthasar,  2308  Howard 

Ford  ft  Mast,  300  Post 

Goldstein  ft  Cohn,  822  Market 

Lampe  Bros,  Baldwin  Hotel,  6  Powell 
Sulla  von  S  H,  1646  Polk 

HAIRDRESSERS-LADIES. 


Pyat  F  ft  Co, 
Ringgold  Mrs  W  H, 


204  Kearny 
1109  Stockton 


HAIR  FACTORIES. 

Eureka    Hair  Factory    (M    Cahn) 
SW  cor  15th  and  Dolores,  office  12  2d 


M.  CAHN, 

Hnccessor  to  J.  Ilerzos  4k 

Manuffictuer  of 


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EUEEKA  HAIR. 


Curled   Hair, 
WiKil,  and  ull 
(PATENTED)  kindHofMut- 

tresHes  oiid  Bcddirii;.  Dealer  in  Mattross  Mate- 
rial of  every  deHcrijition.  Factory,  S.  W.  corner 
Kfteenth  and  Uotores  Streeto.  ohtce  and  Ware- 
roonw,  12  Second  St. ,  under  Grand  Hotel.  1*.  O. 
Box  1427.     ,San  Francisco. 


HAIR  GOODS-HUMAN. 


Caspar  Sam, 
Goldstein  ft  Cohn, 
Hauptli  Jacob, 
Pyat  F  ft  Co, 


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822  Market 

411  Sutter 

204  Kearny 


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IMPORTERS  OP 

MUliilM  MME 

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S^w^itches,  Claris,  (Ohigiioias,  etc. 

No.  749  Market  Street,  opposite  Duponf,  San  Francisco. 

Combings  made  up  in  any  style.  Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 

The  Only  Complete  Hair  Establishment  on  the  Coast. 


Theatrical  and  Masquerade  Wigs  to  let. 


Ladles'  and  Children's  Hair  Cutting:. 


HAIR  RESTORATIVES. 

Reaves  Mrs  M  A,  120  Tyler 

NO  PAY  IM  ADVANCE. 

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That  will  Restore  the  Hair! 
MRS.  M.  A.  REAVES, 

ISO  Tyler  llitrfet.     t4aii  FranHfico. 

HARDWARE. 

(See,  also,  Stoves  and  Tin  ware.) 

Allen  ET,  4)6  Market 

Caire  Justinian,        521  and  523  Market 
Carolau,  Cory  &  Co, 

117  and  I1<J  Calif  'rnia  and  120  and  12 
2  Front 
Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co,  107-111  Front 
Lane  W  E,  505  Kearny  nr  California 
Linforth,  Kice  &  Co,  323  and  325  Market 
Osborn  &  Alexander,  628  Market 

Osborn  R  F  &  Co,  751  Market 

Rebman  &  Chetwood, 

31  6th  and  1036  Market 
Richards  &  Snow,  408  Market 

Van  Winkle  I  S  &  Co, 

413  and  415  Market 
Whitney  &  Marshall,  22  and  24  Fremont 

HARDWARE- WHOLESALE. 

Arnold  N  S  &  Co  (importers), 

8  W  cor  California  and  Davis 
Carolan,  Cory  k  Co, 

117  and  lli)  Calif ornia and  120  and  122 

Front 

Dunham,  Carrigan  ft  Co,  107-111  Front 

Everson,  Wallace  &  Co,  116  Front 

Gordon  Hardware  Company,   C  L 

Dingley  pres,  8  and  10  Pine 


Judson  Manufacturing  Co,  402  Front 
Linforth,  Rice  &  Co,  323  and  325  Market 
Osborn  R  F  &  Co,  751  Market 

Selby  Thos  H  &  Co.  116-118  California 
Van  Winkle  I  S  &  Co, 

413  and  415  Market 
Whitney  &  Marshall,  22  and  24  Fremont 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

Allen,  Tuggle  &  Co,  18  and  20  Spear 
White  Bros, 

14  and  16  Spear  and  13  and  15  Main 

HARNESSMAKERS  AND 
SADDLERS. 

(See,  also.   Harness  and  Saddlery.) 

Doyle  Patrick,  1011  Market 

McKerron  John  A,  327  Sutter 

Piche  Medurd,  636  Broadway 

HARNESS  AND  SADDLERY. 

(See,  also,  Hamessmakers  and  Saddlers. ) 

Burke  John  J,  618  Mission 

Johnson  J  C  &  Co,  12  and  14  Pine 

Woodward  R  B  &  Co, 

411  and  41 1^  California 


JOHN  J.  BURKE, 

Manufa<:turer  of  and  Dealer  in 

Saddles,    Harness, 

BRIDLES,  WHIPS,  ETC., 

618  Mission  Street, 

N.  E.  cor.  New  Montjfomery,         San  Francisco. 

fcfNepairing:  Neatly  Executed.    Old  Harness 
for  tiale.    All  orders  promptly  filled. 


HARROWS. 

Harris  James  &  Co  (pat  )nt  tube  and 
angle  iron),  308  Mission 


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(See,  also,  Uatten.) 

Collina  ft  Co,  512  Montgomery 

Davie  Brothera,  419  Kearny 

MeuBsdorffer  Konrad, 

16  Kearny,  635  and  637  Conuneroail 
Meussdorffer  M, 
NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush  and 
404  Kearny 
Rosenberg  Geo,  20  Sansome 


HATTERS. 

(See,  also,  Hats  and  Caps.) 

Jansen  ft  Thiele, 

118  6th  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Meussdorffer  Konrad, 
15  Kearny  and  635  and  637  Commer- 
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Meussdorffer  M,  404  Kearny 

Ratto  Otto,  326  Montgomery  ave 


M.   MEUSSDORFFER, 

Hannfacturer  and  Importer  of 

WHOLESALE  AND  HETAIL, 

N.  E.  Corner  Montgomery  and  Bush  Streets, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAl,. 


Branch,  404  Kearny  Street. 


Factory,  410  Market  Street. 


HAY,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 

'See,  also,  Grain — Commission.) 

Ahrens  Wm,  SW  cor  16th  and  Folaom 
Aiken  &  Warden,  cor  22d  and  Valencia 
Alldack  Joseph, 

SW  cor  Bush  and  Devisadero 
Bray  Frank,  cor  16th  and  Howard 

Doscher  Henry. 

8W  cor  Fierce  and  0'Far?ell 
Everding  John  ft  Co,  48  Clay 

Flinn  P  T  ft  Son, 

SE  cor  Mission  and  8th 
Gronduna  S  L  ft  Co,  2012  Masim 

Lauder  Louis  G,  cor  King  and  4th 

Male  Giacomo,  cor  Brannan  and  8th 
Morrow  George  ft  Co,  39  Clay 

Rider,  Somers  ft  Co,  pier  22  Steuart 
Rodgers  John  ft  Sons, 

June  Market  and  Hayes 
Watts  William,  2306-231 0  Mason 


GbORGE  MORROW  &  CO,, 

(ESTABLISIiKD  1854.) 

HAY,  GRAIN  AND  COMMISSION  MER- 
chants.    Rhipping  orders  a  specialty. 

89  Clay  Street.  Saa  Franelaeo. 

Telephone  No.  86. 


HEATING  APPARATUS. 


Sanford  A  B, 


102  Market 


HEAT    AND     LIGHT    COM- 
PANY. 

American  Heat  and  TJght  Co, 

office  307  California,  821  Market 

HIDES,   PELTS   AND   TAL- 
LOW. 

(See,  also.  Wool — Commission.) 

Clayburgh  ft  Wise,  320  and  322  Battery 

Foley,  Francis  ft  Co,  219  and  221  Drumm 

Legallet  Dominique,  6th  ave.  South  S  F 
Less  Mnrris,  re'<  367  Natoma 

Liebes  H  ft  Co,  113  Monteomery 

Lille  Charles,         cor  Bay  and  Webster 
Norton  A  W  ft  Co,  400  Battery 

Platshek  ft  Harris,  314  and  316  Battery 
Sawyer  B  F  ft  Co,  400  Battery 

SloBs  Louis  ft  Co,    310  and  312  Sansome 

HOPS. 

(See  Brewers'  Materials.) 

Moody  ft  Farrish,  210  Davis 

Neis  Phil  ft  Co,  415  Sacramento 


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Bodwell  H  H, 
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HORSE     COLLAR     MANU- 
FACTURERS. 

Doyle  Patrick,  1011  Market 

Logan  Alex,  560  4th 

HORSESHOERS. 

Brannan  P  R, 
Lamer  Thos  D, 
McNeil  Daniel, 
Munrn  &  Glynn, 
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S40  and  642  Valencia 

834  Howard 

Filbert  nr  Fillmore 

1611  Deviaudero 


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Cook  A  O, 
Cook  H  N, 
Woodin  &  Little, 


416  Market 
405  Market 
421  Market 


H.  N.  COOK, 

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LEATHER  HOSE 

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405  Market  Street,  Cor.  Fiemont, 

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HOSIERY  COMPANY. 


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HOTELS. 

(See,  also.  Boarding- Houses.) 

Abbotsford  House  (M  Brogan), 

1416  Bioadway 
American    Exchange  Hotel   (Chas 

Montgomery  &  Bros),      3]i)  Sansome 
Baldwin  Hotel  (The)  (E  J  Baldwin), 
G  H  Fassett  mgr, 

June  Market,  Powell,  Elli«  and  Eddy 
Banks  Charles  (Keystone  House), 

417  Pacific 
Boots  Hotel  (A  J  Bootz  &  Bro), 

435  Pine 
Brannan    T    J    (Brooklyn  Hotel), 

Bush  b<>t  Montgomery  and  Sansome 
Brooklyn   Hotel  (Durticy   &  Bmn- 
nan).   Bush     bet     Montgomery    and 

Sansome 
Bur feind  John  (Union  House), 

N£  cor  Bay  and  Larkin 
Ce'itral  Pacific  Hotel  (John  M  Far- 
rell),  348  4tb 


Cindniiati  Hotel  (F  H  Burmeiater), 

52tf  Valencia 
Federal  Hotel  (JDioand),  1206  Stockton 
Gatlhatd   Hotel   (C   H  Gailhard), 

607  and  609  Pine 
Grand  Central  Hotel  (Mrs  H  An- 
drews), 957-961  Market 
Grand  Hot«*l,  S  F  Thorn  mar, 

8£  cor  Market  and  New  Montgomery 
Hackineyer's  Hotel  (Katy  Autz), 

512  Bush 
Hotel  Rhein  (John  N  Meyer), 

M9  Kearny 
Kock  Clans  (New  Atlantic  Hotel), 

207  Montgomery  ave 
Lick  House,   W  F  Harrison  mgr, 

Montgomery  bet  Sutter  and  Post 
Montgon^ery    Hotel    (Chas    Mont- 
gomery), 221-247  2d 
New  Atlaixtic  Hotel  (Claus  Kock), 

207  Mc  iitgomery  ave 
New      Wisconsin     Hotel    (Henry 

Evans).  902  Montgomery 

North  Paoitic  Hotel  (D  Haeslwip), 

NE  cor  Jacksim  and  Drunun 
Nucleus  House,  Henry  Stern  mgr, 

cor  3<1  and  Market 
Occidental  Hotel,  Geo  H    Arnold 
mgr, 

e  B  Montgomery,  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Palace  Hotel,  Alexander  D  Sharon 
imir, 

SW  cor  Market  and  New  Montgomery 
Park  Hotel,  Sachau  ft  Meiine, 

26  and  28  Turk 
Philadelphia  House  (Jno  Knack), 

421  and  423  Bush 
Prescott  House  (J  W  Beuker), 

SW  cor  Kearny  and  Montgomery  ave 
Rassette  House  (C  Tence),  1 1  Kearay 
Kesing  John, 

Mission  Road  opp  St  Mary's  College 
Ruas  Houie  (S  H  Seymour), 

Moiitj^nmery  bet  Pine  and  Bush 
St  James  Hotel  (Mrs  R  Orford), 

906  Market 
Scandinavian  Hotel  (N  P  Lundberg), 

28  and  30  Clay 
Stockton  St  House  (Wm  Weiss  & 

Co),  218  Stockton 

Sutter  St  House  (S  Gaudi) 
Swiss  Hotel  (Jno  Gantner), 

627-629  Commercial 
Ticiuo  Hotel  (David  Laloli),  518  Pacific 
Turk  Street  Hotel  (Hi.leubrand  & 

Klose),  22  and  24  Turk. 

Western  Hotel  (John  Hig^ins), 

812  Broadway 
White  House  (Petrovich  &  AugiuK). 

4  0  and  422  Jackson 
Wm  Tell  House  (Fretl  Gercke), 

315  and  317  Bash 
Young  America  House  (A  M  Simon- 
sen),  15  Pacific 


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HOTEL  REGISTERS. 

Paoifio  CoMt  Hotel  Resitter  Co  (D 
Hioks  ft  Co),  008  Moutgomery 

HOUSEHOLD  WOODEN- 
WARE. 

Stockton  Edward  A  (manufacturer), 

411  Minion,  3d  Floor 

HYDRAULIC  JACKS. 

Dudgeon  £  M,  cor  8th  and  Minna 

ICE. 

People's  Ice  Company,  J  S  Thomp- 
son pres,  312  Mission 

ICECREAM  FREEZERS. 

Montague  W  W  &  Co,  110-118  Battery 

ICE-CREAM  MANUFACTORY. 

Allegretti's  Ice-Cream  Manufactory 
(I  Allegretti),  501  Sutter 

INSTRUMENT  MAKERS. 

(Mathematical,   Xantical,  and  Optical.) 

Atwood  Frank  H,  (microscopical 

section  cutter),  402  Montgomery 

Roach  John,  429  Montgomery 

Schmolz  W  420^Montgomery 

Weinman  J  0, 

!l12  Commercial  and  411  Clay 

I  C.  WEINMAN, 

Su'cessor  to  CARL  RAHSSKOPFF, 

Mathematical  ®  Nautical 

Inatrument  Maker. 

412  Commercial  Street, 

SAN  FKANCISCO. 


INSURANCE-ADJUSTERS. 


Gamiss  James  R, 
Wetzlar  A  J, 


406  California 
415  California 


INSURANCE-BROKERS. 

Carpenter  Mrs  Florence  P,  41 1  California 
Cole  O  H,  433  California 

Davis  J  B  F,  215  Sansome 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

Aetna  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford, 
Geo  C  Boardman  general  agent, 

311  California 

iGtna  Life  Insurance  Co,  C  W  Dan- 
nals  mgr,  604  Kearny 

Amazon  Insurance  Co,  Smith  ft 
Snow  agts,  310  California 

American  Central  Insurance  Co, 
Smith  ft  Snow  agts,       310  California 

Austrian  Insurance  (marine)  Co  of 
Vienna,  20U  Sansome 

Berlin  Cologne  Insurance  Co  of 
Berlin,  Hutchinson  ft  Mann, 

320  and  322  California 

British  America  Assurance  Co  of 
Toronto,  Canada,  Butler  ft  Mai- 
den, general  agts,  413  California 

Charter  Oak  Life  Insurance  Co 
Frank  Eno,  628  California 

Commercial  Insurance  Co  of  Cali- 
fornia, Jno  H  Wise  pres, 

406  California 

Jommercial  Union  Assurance  Co  of 
Loudon  (fire  and  marine),  Jno 
Rae  Hamilton  mgr,  210  Sansome 

Connecticut  Fire  Insurance  Co  of 
Hartford,  Connecticut,  Macdon- 
ald  ft  Hawes  general  agts, 

401  California 

Danube  Imperial  Royal  (privileged), 
Henry  Balzer  ft  Co,  agts, 

209  Sansome 

Equitable  Life  Insurance  Co,  Wm 
D  Garland  mgr,         240  Montgomery 

Fidelity  and  Casualty  Fire  and  Life 
Intturaiice  Co  of  New  York, 
James  R  Gamiss  general  agt, 

406  California 

Fire  Association  of  Philadelphia, 
Chas  A  Laton  general  agt, 

405  California 
Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Co,   of 

California,  D  J  Staples  pres, 

401  California 
German   American    Insurance  Co, 

Thomas  C  Grant  mgr,      213  Sansome 
Guardian  Assurance  Co  of  London, 

Wm  J  Landers  general  agt, 

406  California 
Hamburg,   Magdeburg  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co  of  Hamburg,  Gutte  ft 
Frank  agts,                      307  California 

Home  Insurance  Co,  Arthur  E  Ma- 
gill  agt,  323  California 

Home     Mutual     Insurance     Co,   J    F 
Houghton  pres,  406  California 

Imperial  Fire  Insurance  Co  (of  Lon- 
don), Rubt  Dickson  mgr, 

441  California 

Imperial  Fire  [London  Assurance 
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San  Fraiiois<M>9  CaUfomia, 

IS  SITUATED 

207  Montgomery  Avenue,  cor.  Kearny  Street. 


And  is  the  very  centre  of  the  Great  City. 

Mont§;omery  Avenue  is  the  great  new-built  thor- 
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city  pass  the  hotel  every  minute. 

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InrarMioe  Co  of  the  State  of  Penn- 
■ylvMU,  216  Smmobm 

International  Marine  Inraranre  Co 
(limited),  of  Liverpool,  319  California 

La  Sooiete  Frano&ine  d'Epargnee  et 
de  Prevoyance  Mutuelfe, 

684  California 
Le  Cerole   Fire  Inrarance   Co   of 
Paria,  Qeo  Mueoke  general  ast, 

436  California 
Liverpool,  London  and  Globe  Insur- 
ance Co,  Cbaa  D  Haven  aeo, 

422  California 
London  Insurance  Corporation  (tire), 
Kubt  Dickson  mgr,        441  California 

Manhattan  Fire  Insurance  Co, 
Smith  ft  Snow  agts,       310  California 

Millwaukee  Reassurance  Generals) 
Paris,  Smith  &  Snow,  310  California 

Mutual  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co, 
James  Munsell  Jr  general  agt, 

416  Montgomery 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  of  New 
York,  A  B  Forbes  general  mgr, 

214  Sansome 
National  Life  Insurance  Co  of  New 
York,  W  J  Dulton  general  agt, 

401  California 
National  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  New 
York,  W  J  Dutton  general  afft, 

401  California 
National   Fire  and  Marine  Insur- 
ance Co  of  New  Zealand,  W  J 
Callingham  general  agt,   213  Sansome 

National  Insurance  Co,  Mncdonald 
&  Hawes  general  agts,   401  California 

New  England  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Co,  Henry  K  Field  general 
agt,  328  Montgomery 

New  Haven  (Conn)  Insurance  Co, 
Macdonald  &  Hawes  agts, 

401  California 

New  York  Life  Insurance  Co,  Alex 
Havt  es,  202  Sansome 

New  York  Metropole  Insurance  Co, 
Smith  &  Snow  agts,       310  California 

New  York  Underwriters'  Agency, 

209  Sansome 

North  British  and  Mercantile  In- 
surance Co,  Thomas  C  Grant 
mgr,  213  Sansome 

Northern  Assurance  Co,  Robert 
Dickson  mgr,  441  California 

Northern  Assurance  Co  of  London 
and  Aberdeen,  Robert  Dickson 
mgr,  441  (Jalifomia 

North-Western  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Co  of  Milwaukee,  J  W 
Howell  general  ast,  507  Montoomery 

Oakland  Home  Insurance  Co, 
Brown,  Craig  &  Co  general  agts, 

216  Sansome 


Pacific  Mutual  Life  Inauranoe  Co 
(The),  tieo  A  Moore  pres, 

418  California 
Paris  (France)  Northwestern  Nat- 
ional   Inauranoe  Co,    Smith    ft 
Snow  agta^  ■  810  California 

Parrott  ft  Co,  Inauranoe  Co, 

306  Califomi* 

Phoenix  Aasurance  Co  of  London, 
Butler  ft  Haldan  general  agts, 

4 13  California 

Phenix  Insurance  Co  of  Brooklyn, 
Brown,  Craig  ft  Co,  general  a«ta, 

215Sanaome 

Phoenix  Insurance  Co,  Arthur  £ 
Magill  agt,  323  California 

Presoott  Insurance  Co,  Louis 
Jacoby  agt,  '439  California 

Providence  Washington  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co,  Louia  Jacoby  general 
agt,  439  California 

Prussian  National  Insurance  Co, 
Louis  Jacoby  agt,  439  California 

Queen  Fire  Insurance  Co,  Robert 
Dickson  mgr,  441  California 

Queen  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Liver- 
pool, Rubt  Dickson  mgr, 

441  California 

St  Louis  Fire  Insurance  Co,  Smith 
ft  Snow  agts,  310  California 

Scottish   Imperial    Fire    Insurance 

Co,  319  California 

Scottish  Union  Insurance  Co,  Mac- 
donald ft  Hawes  general  agts, 

401  California 
Security  Insurance  Co  of  Hartford, 
Macdonald  ft  Hawes  general  a  ts, 

401  California 

South  British  Fire  and  Fire  and 
Marine  Insurance  Co  of  New  Zea- 
land, W  J  Callingham  general  agt, 

213  Sauaome 

Standard  Insurance  Co  of  London, 
Brown,  Craig  ft  Co  general  agts, 

215  Sansome 
Star  Fire  Insurance  of  New   York, 
Brown,  Craig  ft  Co,  general  agts, 

215  Sansome 

Sun  Insurance  Co  (fire  and  marine) 
of  San  Francisco,  C  L  Taylor  pres, 

415  California 

Swiss  Marine  Insurance  Co,  Harry 
W  Syz  agt,       220  and  22^  California 

The  Accidental  Insurance  Co  of 
North  America,  Horace  D  Irwin 
ft  Co  general  agts,  216  Sansome 

The  American  Eagle  Aaaooiation  of 
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417 


THK  AMERICAN  lACLE 

AII«0€IAT10M 

Of  the  United  States. 

1  OQ  CALIFORNIA  ST.,  8«ii  Franciico, 
M.  ^Q  CkI.  Protection  and  In\ostment 
Combfnen.  Payable  at  death  or  in  20  yeaii,  or 
at  the  age  of  7A.  The  asHoctation  U  ownud  and 
controlled  by  the  Menibera, and  all  proHt«  bcl'inK 
to  them  only.  Acifuta  wanted  In  «very 
town  In  the  iJnited  titatt  a. 

The  Lion  Fire  Insurance  Co  of  Lon- 
don, Qeorge  D  Doruin  mpr, 

433  California 

The  Liverpool,  London  and  Globe 
Insurance  Co,  ChasI)  Haven  sec, 

422  California 

The  State  Investment  and  Insurance 
Co,  A  J  Bryant  |  res,  C  H  C'nsh- 
ing  sec,  218  and  220  Sunsome 

The  Travelers'  Insurance  Co  of 
Hartford,  Thos  Bennct  general 
agt,  410  California 

Trans  Atlantic  Fire  Insurance  Co 
of  Hamburg,  Geo  Morons  &  Co 
ajjts,  '^0\  California 

Uniju  Insurance  Co  of  San  Francisco, 

416  California 

Union  Mutual  Lite  Insurance  Co  of 
Maine,  £  K  Hawkins  agt, 

001  California 

Western  Assurance  Co  of  Toronto, 
Canada,  Butler  &  Haldan  general 
agts,  413  California 

Western  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance 
Co  of  San  Francisco,  K  G  B  u^h 
sec,  -too  California 

Willidmsburg  City  Fire  Insurance 
Co  of  New  York,  Ed  V.  Potter 
mgr,  415  Californi.i 

INSURANCE -GEN'L   AG'TS 
AND  MANAGERS. 

Balzer  Henry  k  Co,  20!»  Sansome 

Honker  William  Lune,        411  Culiforniu 
Brown,  Grain  &  Co,  'J  15  .Simstnie 

Butler  Sc  iluliiuii,  4 1:{  Giiliforniii 

C'ailiunhani  W  J  &  Co,         '.ii:{  .S  in.sunu' 
DiuuialH  C  W  (/VituuLifo  InMimiu-o 

C<»),  51)1  Kearny 

I)  ivis  W  S,  2l."i  Siuisiinie 

Dickumi  Hnlmrt,  441  (';ilifi)riiiii 

Donaldson  &  Co,  3li>  Ciilifornia 

Diiruin  Goo  D,  43.S  ('ulifornia 

DyerChaaA,  ."WO  riiie 

Kastoii  Crtoruo,  210  Sansome 

Farnsworth  K  I)  &  iSon,      211'  .Sans  ime 
Fit'M  Henry  K  (New  England  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Co), 

3JS  Montgomery 
Forbes  Andrew  B  (Mutual  Life  In- 
surance Co  of  Now  York), 214  Sansonic 


Garland  Wm  D  (EquiUble  Life  In- 
surance Co),  240  Mnntgnmery 
Garniu  James  R,  400  CMlifornia 
Grant  'i  homus  C,  213  Sansome 
Gutte  ft  Frank.                 307  Culifornia 
Hawes  Alexander,               2.0  Sauaonie 
Howell  J  W  (Northwestern  Mu- 
tual  Life  Insurance  Co  of  Mil- 
waukee),                   607  Montgomery 
Hutchinson  ft  Mann,    322  and  A2\ 

California  and  302  Sansome 
Irwin  Horace  D  ft  Co,  216  Sansome 

Jacobs  ft  Easton,  216  Sansome 

Jacobs  Julius,  216  Sansome 

Jacoby.  Louis,  439  California 

Kelly  John  Jr,  416  California 

Landers  William  J,  406  Culifornia 

Latin  Chas  A,  sec  Commercial  In- 
surance Co,  40.')  California 
Macdonaldft  Hawes,  401  California 
Macondray  ft  Co,  S04  Sansome 
Miigill  Arthur  £,  323  California 
McNevin  Edmund  (marine), 

404  and  406  Beale 


Mel  George, 
Muecke  G, 
Munseil  James  Jr, 
Parrott  &  Co, 
Potter  Edward  E, 
Smith  ft  Snow, 
Syz  Harry  W, 
'iaylor  C  L, 


4.^5  California 

435  California 

415  Montgomery 

300  California 

415  California 
310  California 

220  and  22.'  California 

416  California 


Thomas  Eugene  ft  Co,  017  S  nsome 

Wade  Geo  W,  123  California 

Wade    William  M,   insurance  col- 
lector, 214  Sansome 
Williams,  Dimond  ft  Co,       202  Market 

INTERPRETERS. 

Gronduna  S  L  (Italian),        2012  Mason 

IRON. 

Riohtor  P  E  &  Co,  109  Calif,  rnia 


NEHIEFOID'S 


IRON 


(LIMITSD) 
BlRMINGHAIt;,  ENGLAND. 

P.  E.  HICHTin  &  CO.,  Solo  Ar.cnts, 

Xu.  im>  Ciiliioiiiia  mrt>et, 

SAN    UtANClSCO. 


IRON  BEDSTEADS. 

Clark  Truman  S  ft  Son   (also  gas 
pipe),  21  New  Montgomery 


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WHITR  NKOM..  I»  «  IS  Main  and  14  4fc  lO  8p«*ar 
Mtr«et,  M.  F.    Orexon  AhIi,  Slafile  and  Ald«-r 


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418 


Representative  Business  Houses 


IRON  CORNICE -(GALVAN- 
IZED). 

Conlin  &  Koberta,  728  Mission 

Cronan  &  Dnnbar, 

1073  Market,  bet  6th  and  7th 

IRON  DOOR  AND  SHUTTER 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Sims  Jdhi  R  &  Son,  123  and  125  Beak 

IRON  PIPES. 

Richards  &  Snow,  408  Marl  et 

Sclby  Thomas  H  &  Co, 

116  and  118  California 
Francis  Smith  &  Co,  130  Beale 

IRON  AND  STEEL. 

Carolan,  Cory  &  Co,   117  and  119 

California  and  120  and  122  Front 
Chandler  R  D,  118  and  120  PaciHc 

Dunham,  Carrigan  &  Co,  107-111  Front 
Fairbanks  &  Hutchinson,  401  Markot 
Grundell  J  G,  24  O'Farrell 

Houston  W  J  &  Co,  af^ents  for  Pa- 
cific Iron  and  Nail  Co  of  San 
Francisco,  215  and  217  Cplifornia 

Montague  \V  W  &  Co, 

110  and  lis  Battery 
Morris  H  D,  agt  Sanderson   Bros 

Steel  Co,  401  Market 

Rebman  k  Chetwood, 

1036  Market  and  31  6th 
Richter  P  E  &  Co,  IQ'd  California 

Selby  Thomas  H  &  Co 

116  and  118  California 

VanWinklelS&Co, 

413  and  415  Market 
Whitney  k  Marshall, 

22  and  24  Fremont 


IRON  and  STEEL 

Ofany  Requiret'  Section,  for  deii\ery  at  Wiv  Port 
on  the  Pacific  Coast  or  t .  O.  B.  Koreiitri  Poi '», 

AND 

RAILWAY  SUPPLIES.; 


Barrow's  Haom«tlte  Steal  Company, 
Hoerde  RolUag.aiill  Company. 
Thy^le  Chataan  it  Wei-St.*llartln 
Bollias  mil  Company. 

P.  K.  BICBTBR  *  CO., 

Sole  Agonta  for  the  Pacific  Coast. 
IM  Califomia.Btreet,  8an  Francisco.  CaL 


W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO., 

Importers  of 
G  'IXVANIZBD  AND  COMMOK 

SHEET    IB  ON, 

All  (iizea  and  Nnmbera, 
110.  lis.  114,  116  and  118 

BATTERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

IRRIGATING  PIPE. 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co,      1310  Market 

iVORY   GOODS. 


24  O'Farrell 
609  Sacrameittu 


Grundel  JG, 
Heiuiiiger  C  H  &  Co, 
Meyer  J  G  H, 

3l0  Kearny  and  417  and  419  Mission 

JAPANESE    AND    CHINESE 
GOODS. 


King  Lee  &  Co, 
Kwong  Shew  Lun  &  Co, 


410  Kearny 
729  Duuont 


JEWELERS -MANUFACTUR 
ING. 


Aufrichtig  Morris, 
Calitornia    Jewelry 

Bros), 
Laiid  D  VV, 
Levy  Davi  1  L, 
Levy  John  &  Co, 
Liclitensteiu  M  B& 
Miller  I.. 
Morris  B  &  Co, 
Shreve  <ieo  C  &  Co, 
Titcomb  A  C  &  Co, 
i  raube  H, 
Wagner  F, 


116  6th 
Co    (Levisi'n 

134  Sutter 

27  Post 

39  3tl 

118Sutt'T 

Co,  101-105  Batt.  ry 

335  RuMti 

110  Sutter 

110  Mont^'f'inery 

24  Post 

643  Kianiy 

223  Kearny 


CALIFORNIA 


JEWELBf  COMPIIIIY 

LEVISON  BROS., 

No.  i  34  Sutter  Street, 

Between  ll«nti(oniery  and  Kearny, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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JOHN  LEVY  &  CO., 

IMNUFIICTURING  JEWELERS. 

Importers  of 

Diamonds  and  Frecions  Stones, 

118  Sutter  Street,  S.  F. 


JUNK. 


Le^a  Morris, 
MoDevitt  D, 
Quag  Lee, 


res  367  Natoma 

204  Drumm 

foot  6th  nr  shipyard 


JUTE  GOODS. 

White  &  Lissak,  321  California 

LABELS. 

Sanbnrn  G  W  (agt),  123  California 

Schmidt  M  &  Co  (printers),  25-41  Main 


LACE  GOODS. 


Lash  H, 
MoieliiiKi  J  A, 
Muser  Bros, 


537  Market 

120  Sutter 

541  Market 


LACE     GOODS    MANUFAC 
TURERS. 

Lash  H,  537  Market 

LADIES'  PHYSICIANS. 

Martin  Mrs  ilary  A,  810  Howard 


PRIVATE  HOME 

For  LADIES  in  Confinement. 

Whore   Ladies  fruiii 
the     country    ran    be 
at'cnileil.     Conliilenre 
■  Ittilles  will  liifct  with 
that  resipect  and  syin-       ><| 
pathy  that  (iiily    one  •«  R.  l 
woman  cin  dhow  toan- ^i'  ' 
other.  ^'  ( 

t^ifJ  aMos  who  Ue- 
Bire  jnd  have  never 
hr.li  a  family  can,  by 
foil  iwinif  her  ad\ice, 
imiure  the  Hanie. 

MBIi.  MARTIW.  Udien'  PhysicUn, 

MIO  Howurd  Mtrt-rt. 


LADIES    AND   CHILDREN'S 
UNDERWEAR. 

Grand  Central  Auction  Store,        24  6th 
Jacobs  &  Co,  226  Kearny 

Kramer,  Goodman  &  Co,      109  Battery 
Ober  Mrs  Mary  H  &  Co,         3v:6  8utter 

LAND,  LOAN   AND   BUILD- 
ING ASSOCIATIONS.. 

Half  Moon  Bay  Colony,  M  W  Mnl- 
ler  mgr,  207  Kearny 

Pacific  Coast  Land  Bureau,  G  W 
Fink  mgr,  22  Montgomery 

LAMPS  AND  OILS. 

Boesch  Emile  (locomotive,  mining, 
ship,  railroad  car,  coach  and 
stree'),  583  and  585  Mission 

Day  Thomas,  122  and  124  Sutter 

Richter  P  E  &  Co,  lOD  California 

Yiites&Co,  113  Front 

JAMES  HINKS  &  SON, 

Birmingham,  England. 
Patent  Triple  Action  Duplex 

EXTINGUISHER 


UMPS 


P.  S.  RICHTSR  &  CO. 

Sole  Agents, 
lUO  4.'alll'oiiiin  »t  ,  iian  Franrlnoo. 


LAMP  REFLECTORS. 

Boeseli  Kmile,  583  and  585  Mission 

PACIFIC 

Lamp  and  Reflector  Factory. 
EMILE  BOESCH, 

583  ft  585  Mission  St.,  just  below  Second, 

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Car,  Coach  nil  Street  l,ain,i!*,  Sil.er-I'lated  Cor- 
rugated lilaas  Hefle'tcirs  and  Siin  Linhts,  for 
tiitrhtinu'  and  Ventilating  Churches,  Hall^, 
Stores,  etc. 

Successor  to  Robt.  Mills,  ((IrimmciUal  l.amp  Factory.) 

Archite'turul  OiiiamrMts  of  I'ressed  and  Ca»t 
Zinc.  I  lumlwrs'  Co|)Hl.'  Ware  and  dcneial 
Metal  Siiinnint;  and  Stainphig. 


LAUNDRIES. 

Berard  Alfred  (French),    2206  Fillmore 
La  Grand  Laundry  (E  P  White), 

6 18  Market 


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LAW  BOOKS. 

Whitney,  Sumner  &  Co,  613  Clay 

LEATHER  AND   HIDES. 

CooL'  A  O,  415  Market 

Cook  fi  H,  4U5  Market 

Johnson  J  C  &  Co,  12  and  14  Piue 

Kron  A  K  &  Co,  505  Front 

Kichter  P  £  &;  Co,  109  California 

A.  VERSi:  SP^LMAN'S 

BRUELLS 
LACQUERl'D   I<iE  ATHER 

P.  £.  BICHTSB  &  CO., 

Sole  Agents, 
109  California  St.,  San  Francisco. 


LEATHER  AND  SHOE  FIND- 
INGS. 

Clayburgh  ft  Wise,  320  Battery 

Rosseter  ft  Smith,  545  Market 

LIFE  PRESERVERS. 

Watson  ft  Co,  J  24  Market 

LIBRARIES   AND    READING 
ROOMS. 

Japanese  Gospel  Society,  1 16  Tyler 

Mechanic's  Institute,  Horace  Wil- 
Hon  librarian,  27  Post 

Mercantile  Library  Aasoctation, 

21 G  Bush 

Odd  Fellows',  Geo  A  Carnes  libra- 
rian, 325  Montgomery 

San  Francisco  Free  Public  Libniry, 
Fi-ed  B  Perkins  librarian,  Pinilic  Hal!, 
BubIi  but  Ki-iirny  uinl  l>iip«iit 
San  Franciaco  Law  Liliruiy,   I'Vaiik 
P  Dceriug  librarian, 

27  and  28  Montgomery  Block 

LIGHTNING    CONDUCTORS. 

California  Fileotrical  Works,   35  Alarket 

LIME.  CEMENT,  HAIR,  ETC. 

H  T  Holmes  Limo  Co,  H  T  Holmes 
mgr  (manufacturers  Santa  Cru/ 
and  Sacramento  Lime),  14-18  Market 
Lane  W  K,       505  Kearny  nr  California 
Pacific  Cement  Co,  J  Browell  agt, 

731  Montgomery 


LIQUORS-RETAIL 

Alaska  Saloon  (E  Daiss), 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
res  8  Oak  F'lace 
Anderson  Andrew,  250  Spear 

Amaud  Albert, 

NW  cor  Post  and  Dupont 
Anchor  Down  Saloon  and  Lod^inus 

(Marcel  Demariast,  520  Pacific 

Bach,  Meese  ft  Cu(Budweiserbeer), 

321  Montgomery 
Bacigalupo  T  D,  1410  Dupont 

Barry  David,      SE  cor  Folsom  and  titli 
Bauer  Chas  G,  804  Pacific 

Btntham  Harry  (Market  Exchange), 

538  Market 
Billy  ft  Harry's  Saloon  (T  Wm  Ley- 
decker  and  J  H  Lunsman),   63)  Davis 
Blolin  John,  923  Kearny 

Bolt  John  P,  907  Market 

Boro  Gabrii'I,        1300  and  1302  Dupont 
Bralich  Frederick,  706  Jackson 

Bramstedt  J  H,  251  Steuart 

Brauer  Albert  (Railroad  Exchange), 

Baker  but  Beach  and  Jefferson 
Bremer  John  H, 

NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Larkin 
Brewers'  Home  (Pircher  Bros). 

707  Mission 
Broyer  John,  623  2d 

Bruce  Albert, 

Baker  bet  Beach  and  Jeflerson 
Brulon  ft  Lauth,  6(5  Merchant 

BruseChri8.cur  Pacific  and  I^eavenworth 
Bruns  Hany,  123  Front 

Bilchi  Conrad  (Humboldt  Hall  Sa- 
loon), cor  Kearny  and  Morton 
Buckingham  ft  Blumer,  16  3(1 
Buckingham  S  S,  16  3d 
Burke  Michael,  NW  cor  Ellis  and  Scott 
Burley  P.vtrick,  45-.»  ad 
Butler  John,  7  Sutter 
Butler  Mrs  Martin, 

NV>'  cor  10th  and  Bryant 
Biizoiiet  Alex,  40  McAIIiHtir 

llii//ini  BroH,  SE  cor  Misaitttt  an<l  Ulh 
Hu2/iui  ft  (iaiiettoni,  211  titii 

C.inilaii  V  *  Co,  213  ;i(l 

r'airoll  Win  (tobacco),  .'.10  Tost 

('a.vyM,  4.30  i^raiiniiu 

(^'liiistiii  ft  Boudan, 
Cody  J  C,  cor  Mih  ion  find  t'!'t!i 

NW  cor -1  til  ami  I'llioi/i 
Cody  .T  C,  cor  Missi'  n  uiid  2.tli 

ColiiiiH  S  P  ft  Co, 

.'i'.'.t  Mout;;oin('»y  »t;.1.')11  California 
Colontbu  S -loon  (Cliarles  Sci.ironi), 

6'..' I  Hroiidv^'.'.y 
Condon  .John,    ^^  73:!  Howanl 

Connollcy  EdwA,  lO-iO  LifdesdorO' 
Cook  Ebben,  NE  cor  9th  and  Brannaii 
Crossin  ft  J<-nnings,  1000  Market 

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Curley  Patrick  (Dexter  Saloon),  452  3d 
Daias  £dmund  (Alaska  Saloon), 

NW  cor  BuhIi  and  Kearny 
Danfters  Henry,  NE  cor  Post  and  Lagunit 
Dawson  George,  321  California 

Deinariaa  Marcel,  5^2.0  Pacific 

Dexter  Sivloon  (P  Curley),  452  3d 

Doscher  Henry, 

SW  cor  Pierce  and  O'Farrell 
Ekard  Char'es,  924  Brannan 

Elmers  N,  SW  cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 
Evuns  Mrs  Bessie,  27  Everett 

Fnrrcll  Jnmes,  458  Natoina 

Felseii    Grotte      Saloon      (Gnstav 

Schwarz),  1016  Market 

Ferry  Saloon  (C  Schrode^),  425  East 
Foley  &  Gilmore, 

SW  cor  1st  and  Mission 
Fountain  The  (Georpc  »Schmitt), 

SE  cor  yutter  and  Kearny 
Gardner  &  Co,  429  Davis 

Gately  P.I,  1139  Mark.t 

Geudotti  Luigi, 

440  Hayes  and  508  Octavia 
Gibb  Jamrs,  617  Merchant 

(ioetz  Paul,  775  Mission 

GiKst  Jen  Jacob,  cor  Hyde  and  Jackson 
(xohliiighorst  Ge'Tge,  1914  Market 

Gniiid   Casmo  de   M  irseillc  Saloon 

(G  Sorniano),       308  Montgomery  ave 
Grand  National  Hall  (Haloon)  (Held 

&  Miller),  105  and  107  Dupont 

Grand  Opera  House  Saloon  (Nflson 

Si  Hanson),  700  Mission 

Griiiin  &  Co,  702  Mission 

Hudse  Herman,  cor  Main  and  Bryant 
Haase  Herman,  NE  cor  Main  and  Bryant 
Hartsliorn  &  VVatcrs,  120  Kearny 

Hayinurket  Exchange  Saloon  (P  J 

(;ntely),  1139  Market 

Held*  Miller  (Grand  National  H;.ll), 

105  and  107  Dupont 
HenrichsChas  J,  SW  cor  4th  and  King 
Henry  D,  219  I'd 

HeU'-r  Alex,  cor  4th  and  Everett 

H'>*niann  August,  10»26  Market 

Holder  Joseph,  5  Leidesdorff 

Holle  Jacob  613  B>annau 

Hulsmnnn  Frad,  cor  Pacific  and  Hyde 
Humboldt     Hall     Saloon    (Conrad 

:3uchi)  and  H  Q  Ebi-rt's  Military 

Band,  cor  Kearny  and  Morton 

Jones  Frank,  192  Stevenson 

Kernan  John,  5  5  2d 

Kerr  John,  527  2d 

King    Thomas     (Commercial     E\- 

cliange),       NW  cor  Clny  and  Drumm 
Koch  Chas,  SE  cor  4th  and  Perry 

Kock  Henry  H,  15  and  17  Ijeidesdcrtf 
Kohnke  P  t  F, 

21  Davis  and  120  California 
La  Chapelle  Mme  Exilda, 

NE  cor  Post  and  Central  ave 
Lncoste  John,         901  Montgomery  avo 


Laugel  Andrew,  1412  Dapont 

Lauriston  Archibald, 

SW  cor  Battery  and  Green 
Lessmann  Joseph, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Larkin 
Leydecker  &  Lunsman,  631  Davis 

Liensman  J  H,  631  Davis 

Lynn  Patrick,  1910  Mission 

Market  Exchange     (Harry     Bent- 
ham),  538  Market 
Mathews  J  H,                 643  Washington 
Mayer  Wendelin, 

SW  cor  California  and  Montgomery 
McPartlaud  Daniel, 

cor  Pacific  and  Leavenworth 
McVeigh  P  J,  500Enis 

Mi'ehan  J  J,  SE  cor  Howard  and  2d 
Meierdierks  Christian,  416  O'Farrell 
Merchants'    Exchange    Saloon    (E 

Phillip),  21  LeidesdoiCT 

Meyer  Em  &  Co,  33  Sutter 

Meyer  Ht-nry,  SE  cor  4th  and  Brannan 
Michel  Lille,  1413  Dupont 

Miller  John,  253  Steuart 

Moisant  A  J,  30  Franklin 

Montana  Saloon  (John  Blohn  >, 

923  Kearny 
Monthon  &  Bordes,  508  Bush 

Mooney  &  Latlin, 

cor  Geary  and  Central  ave 
Murphy  J  B,  SW  cor  7th  and  Mission 
Myer  Henry,  SE  cor  4th  and  Brannan 
Nichols  George, 

cor  Post  and  Central  ave 
Nigr»  James  V,  1312  Dupont 

Oakland  Ferry  Saloon  (C  Schroder), 

425  East 
Orpheus  Beer  Hall   (Henry   Stein- 
bach),  819  Kearny 
Otten  Diedrick,  1019  Pacific 
Pacific     Ocean     Exchange    (Christ 

Tamm),  SE  cor  Bay  and  Mason 

Pechin  Charles,  417  Front 

Peters  Frank,  504  Broadway 

Petrovich  A  Augius,  4*.'0  Jackson 

Petteni.ti  Peter,  1028  Kearny 

I'etterson  J  N,  207  Main 

Pioneer  Exi  hange  (Wendelin  Mayer), 

iSW  cor  California  and  Montgomery 
Pircher  Bros,  707  Mission 

Hadcr  &  Bonn,  515  Clay 

Kadovich  Bozo,  29  Geary 

Kuilroad  Exchange  (Albert  Brauer). 

Baker  bet  Beuch  and  Jefferson 
Rohrs  George  H, 

NE  cor  Sutter  and  Central  ave 
Resing  John  (innkeeper), 

Mission  Koad  opp  St  Mary's  College 
Schk'we  k  Si'iton,  429  California 

Schmidt  Chris,  601  Market  and  3  Sutter 
Schultze  Louis, 

cor  Lombard  and  Ssnsome 
Scott  TH,  1011  Folsom 

Sellinger  Mrs  Anna,  615  Pacific 


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Sheehan  Jos  F,  414  Market 

Smadeke  ft  Hey,  1201  Mission 

Sormauo  Ouiseppe  (Grand  Casino 

Saloin),  30C  Montgomery  ave 

Sortorft  Steffani,  1107  Dupont 

Spiegel  &  Schweizer,  312  Post 

Steinbach  Henry,  819  Kearny 

Sutter  Street  Cable  Saloon  (Geo  H 

Rohrs),  NE  cor  Sutter  and  Central  ave 
The  Corner  (Alex  Hetier), 

cor  4th  and  Everett 
The  Cuba  (Adolph  Griesser), 

SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 
The  Windsor  Saloon   (John   F    Bolt), 

907  M  'iket 
Thuman  Henry,  cor  Pine  and  H>de 
Tierney  M,  18  Everett 

Verein    Eintracht,     H    Tostmann 

pres,  316  Post 

Vetterli  &  Winkler, 

163  New  Montgomery 
Voges  Geo,  242  Sutter 

Union  Saloon  (William  Wall),     121  4th 
Wagner  E  L,  1232  Dupont 

Wall  William,  J21  4th 

Walnut   Villa  (Thomas  Stephens), 

cor  California  and  Walnut 
Walter  GF,  38-42  O'Farrell 

Warner  Abraham  (Melgg's  Wharf 

Saloon),  North  Beach 

Wells  Xavier  (Farmers'  Rest), 

Mission  Road 
Wett  John,  615  Merchant 

White  Geo  W,  333  Hayes 

Wiemann  Charles,  ID  4th 

Wilkinson  Eli,       cor  Bay  and  Fillmore 
Wobber  Bros, 

NW  cor  Lombard  and  Povrell 
Verba  Buena  (A  H  Heutz),  53<^  Park  ave 
Zum    Badis.hen  Huf    (Charles   G 
Bauer),  804  Pacific 


Daneri  F  &  Co,        27  and  29  California 
Gendotli  Luigi, 

440  Hayes  and  508  Octavia 
Oilman,  Walker  &  Co  (Kentucky 

whiskies),  224  Front 

Goodwin  M  &  Co,  407  Battery 

Gundlach  J  &  Co,  SE  cor  Market  and  2d 
Kelly  &  Evan,  623  Sansome 

Lacoste  John,         901  Montgomery  ave 
Lang  &  Co,  210-214  Dupont 

Lilieuthal  &  Co,  100  and  102  Front 

Naber,  Alfs  &  Bruno,  413  Front 

Newmark,  Gruenberg  k  Co, 

221  and  223  Bush 
Oberfelder  Bros  &  Co,  123  California 
Putzman  &  Dicker,  340  Pine 

Rottauzi  Giosue, 

1027  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Schardin  J  P,  31  Dupont 

Shea,  Bocqueraz  &  McKee, 

SW  cor  Front  and  Jackson 
Siebe  Bros  &  Plageman, 

SE  cur  Sansome  and  Sacramento 
Simmouds  G  &  Co  (Nabob  Whisk.-y), 

42D  and  431  Battery 
Spruance,  Stanley  Si  Co,  410  Front 

Thomas  Eugene  &  Co, 

617  and  619  Sansome 
Wilmerding  k  Co,  214  and  216  Front 
Wulteis  Bros  k  Co,  221  California 

LITHOGRAPHERS. 


410  Clay 

721  Market 

625  Commercial 


P.  J.  CATELY, 

Haymarket  Exchange, 

No.  1139  Market  Street, 

Bet.  7th  and  8th  Streets,        SAN  FRANCISCO. 


The  drawing  of  Beer  and  Porter  a  sjiecialty. 


LIQUORS-WHOLESALE. 

Anduran  C  k  Co, 

515  and  517  Sacramento 
Bovo  Gabriel,  1300  and  1302  Dupont 
Brandenstein  k  Co, 

cor  New  Montgomery  and  Mission 
Brick  wedel  Henry  k  Co, 

208  one'  210  Front 
Cuneman  k  Martinoni,  321  Battery 
BuKzini  k  Gianettoni,  29  Otli 

Ciaaain  P  J  &  Co,  433  Battery 


Bakor  Geo  H, 
Bancroft  A  L  &  Co, 
Brittou  k  Rey, 
Burkbardt  Max, 

545  and  547  Washinston 
Crocker  H  S  &  Co,  215-21 1>  Bush 

Dougherty  P  E  &  Co, 

412  Commercial  and  411  Clay 
Ellir>tt  W  W  ft  Co,  619  Montgomery 
Sanborn  Geo  W  (agts),  123  California 
Schmidt  M  k  Co,  25-41  Main 

LIVERY  STABLES. 

Archibald  P  L  &  Co,  1324  Market 

Chapman  k  Hinman,  120  Ellis 

Hot!  &  Preble  (West  End  Stables), 

2414  California 
Horn  John  (Laguna  Livery  Stables), 

1620  Laguna 
Marshall  Arthur,  737  FoTsum 

McC  •fferty  Mrs  B,  1615  Market 

MoCatferty  William,  2417  Missi  »n 

O'Callaghau  Dennis  J,  840  Howard 

Pacific    Stables    (James    Marlow), 

707  and  70J  Jones 
PraverJC,  2611  Mission 

Riphenburgh  Wesley,  21  and  23  Steuurt 
RiKlen  A  ii,  1715  and  1717  Sacramento 
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Ryan  D  Jfc  Co,  814-818  Geary 

Saratoga  Stables  (D  Ryaa  &  Co). 

814-818  Geary 
South  Park  Livery  Stables  (Smith 

&  Poultaey),       344  and  346  Brannaa 
Traver  J  C,  2611  Mission 

Watts  William.  2306-2310  Mason 

LiOCKSMITHS. 

(See,  also,  Gun  and  Locksmiths.) 

Bien  Joseph,  412  Commercial 

Lane  W  E,       505  Kearny  nr  California 
Will  &  Finck,  769  Market 

LODGING-HOUSES. 

(See,  also,  Hotels;   also,  Boarding.) 

Albemarle  House  (Mary  F  Collins), 

8  Mason 
Brewers'  House  (Pircb.er  Bros), 

7U7  Mission 
Demarias  Marcel,  5*20  Pacitic 

Empire  House  (Banj  B  Smith), 

630-640  Commercial 
Gait  House  ( VV  Hiuchiitfe),  632  Market 

Gerard  Mrs  E  T,  60SJ  4th 

Gerke  Fred  (Wm  Tell  House), 

315  and  317  Bush 
Hubcr  Fred  (Arion  House), 

13  and  15  Page 
King  Bertha  (furnished  rooms), 

502  Dupont 
St  John  Richard,  915.^  Market 

Tence  C  (Rusette  House),       U  Kearny 
Thrasher  Mrs  S  A,  54  3d 

Truesdell  House  (Mrs  A  C  Trucadell), 

1  la^  Market 
Wadsworth  House  (Major    David 
Coon),  225  Bash 


LUMBER. 


Baker  Samuel, 


202  Sacramento 


RASSEHE  HOUSE. 

No.  1 1  Kearny  Street. 

FAMILY  HOTEL. 

Rooms  to  Let  with  or  without  Board. 
Prices  Moderate. 

C.  TENCE,  Proprietor. 

LUBRICANTS   AND    LUBRI- 
CATING OILS. 

Read  Edward  B,   agt  New  York 
Refining  Co,  18  First 


Blinn  Lumber  Co  (The  L  W),  Geo 
W  Hooper  sec  and  treas, 

Oilce  4th  and  Channel 
Coos  Be^  Stave  and  Lumber  Co, 

John  L  Koster  mgr,  33  Main 

Dingley  C  L,  110  Mission 

Doe,  Kimball  &  Co,  104  Market 

Herrick  E  M,  19  Steuart 

Kuowles  Geo  B  &  S  m, 

NW  cor  Main  an.''.  Bryant, 

and  SE  cor  Missiu  i  an<l  Main 

Preston  k  MuKiniion,        pier  5  Steuart 

Scarbird  &  Goldstone,    101-107  Market 

The  L  W  Blinn  Lumber  Co,  Geo  W 

Hooper  sec  and  treas, 

cor  4th  and  Channel 
Tombstone  Water  Mill  and  Lumber 
Co  (George  C  Pratt), 

Room  22,  309  Montgomery 

LUMBER-HARDWOOD. 


White  Bros, 

Allen,  Tuggle  ft  Co, 

Strant  W  E, 

NW  cor  Sacramento  and  Drumm 


13-15  Main 
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California  Italian  Paste  Co  (C  R 
Splivalo  4;  Co),  415  Battery 

Liguria  Paste   Manufactory  (Louis 
Valente),  214  and  216  Broadway 

Pacilio  Con  Paste  Co(V  Ravenna 
and  A  Ghirardeili  &  Co), 

421  and  423  Battery 

MACHINERY. 

(See,  also.  Machine  Shops.) 

Coughlin  Joseph,  (second-ha.id), 

760  Bryant 
Freeland  E  G,  102  Market 

Huntington  f '  A,  (mining),  220  Fremont 

Nuttall,  Bacon  &  Co, 

222  and  224  Fremont 
Parke  &  Lacy,  (mining), 

21  and  23  Fremont 
Sadler  &  Co  (machine  needles), 

605  Market 
Sanford  A  B,  102  Market 

Tatum  &  Bowen,  (saw-mill), 

12  California 
Wagner  Jos  &  Co,   105  and  107  Miasicn 


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MANUFACTURER  OF 

Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heating  Apparatus  for  Warm- 
ing Dwellings,  Stores,  Ciiurches, 

And  all  Pul»lic  Buildings  auil  H  t  Houses.     Heaters  and  Steam  Traps  furnished 

to  the  Trade.     Plans  and  e-itiinates  made  free.     A','ent  for  Pulsometer 

Steam  Pump  Co.,  of  New  York,  also,  the  Albany  Steam  Trap. 

NEW  PULSOMETEB 

My  Ri'ceiit  (lirfat  IniitrovemeiitH, 

STANDS  UNRIVALED    AND    UNEQUALED 

IN  I'OI.VT  OK 

Cbeapness.  Simprcity,  Durability,  Efficiency  and  Econ- 
omy, with  M  n'mum  Size  and  Weight,  over  any 
other  Steam  Pump  in  the  Market. 

If  you  want  to  purchase  a  Steam  Pump  for  Mining,  Railroad,  or  Steamboat 
use;  for  Paper  Mill.  Chemical  or  Gas  Works;  for  Tannery,  Brewery  or  Sugar 
R.  tiiiery;  for  Draining  Quarries,  Cellars  or  Plantations;  for  Irrigating  or  Hydrau- 
lic Mining;  for  Snikiig  foundations,  Coff-r  Dam,  Sewer,  Well  Sinking  and  other 
Contractors'  Work;  for  Jl  lisiug  Water  for  any  kind  of  Manufacturing  or  Fire 
Purpose— CHEAPER  than  any  other  Steam  Pump  known. 
Mechanics'  Institute,  1882,  awarded  .Vledd  for  Sanford  Heaters. 

OfTice,  102  Market  St.,  San  Francisco. 


MACHINERY  AND  SHAFTING 
LUBRICANTS. 

Read  Edward  B,  18  1st 

MACHINE  SHOPS. 

(See,  also,  Machinery  ;  also.  Foundries.) 

fi.irratt  W  T,  13-144  Fremo  t 

Ohmen  Wm  H,  109  and  1 1 1  B.  ale 

Small  Isaac  H,  574  Brannan 

Wagner  Jos  &  Co,  105  and  107  Mission 

MACHINISTS. 

Bien  Joseph,  41 J  Commercial 

Dow  Steam  Pump  Works, 

114  and  116  Bealc 
Galli  &  Co,  501  Commercial 


(toss  &  Dow,  114  and  110  Bede 

Sanford  A  B.  102  Market 

Thomson  &  Evans,       110  and  112  Bcale 
Wagner  Joi  &  Co,  105  and  107  Missiou 

MAGNETIC  HEALERS. 

Wakeling  Mrs  Lottie  T,        850  Market 


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GENERAL  BLACKSMITHS, 
604  Commercial  Street* 

Near  Sansoine,  .SAN  FKANliSCO. 


MAGNETIC   OIL 

Curtain  euro  for  KliciiiiiatUin,  Neuriil;'-iii,  C'oiis,'h 
and  Smc  Throat. 

WAKEIING'S  BLOOD  PURIFIER 

And  Rlixir  of  Mf'r. 

Uiifailin);  remedy  for  all  discaNes  of  tlio  hlnHland 

wvakiius.scH  of  the  sy.-'tuin  from  dis.sijuition 

and  other  caiiHO!*. 

Ko.  M90  Mark**!  Mtreet,  M.  V. 


MAIL,    EXPRESS.  BULLION 
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Cook  H  S,        405  Market  cor  Fremont 


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Belt  and  Hose  Maker. 

Mail*  Express*  Bullion  and  Hunt- 
ing Bags. 

No.  406  Market  Street, 

Corner  of  Fremont,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


MANTELS-MARBLEIZED. 

Montague  W  VV  &  Co,  110-118  Battery 

W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO., 

Inipi>itors  of 

MarhJeizeil  Mantels 

ENAMELED  GRATES 

AND  ENGLISH  TILE. 
IIO,  llie,  114,  llO  and  tlH 

BATTKUY  STKKKf.        SAN  FRAN';lSCO. 


MANUFACTURERS  AGENTS. 

AruuUl  S  N  &  Co  (hardware), 

SVV  cor  California  and  Davis 
Brown  4  Metzner,  54!l  Market 

Cotrel  Thomas  Jr,  405  Front 

Gordon  Hardware  Co,  8  and  10  Pine 
Hall  A  I  A  S()n,  528  and  530  Market 
Jackson  T  VV  &  Co.  30 1  California 

[..ane  W  E,  605  Kearny  nr  California 
Morris  H  D  (Sweets  Manufacturing 


Co). 
Peters  F  C, 
Richter  P  K  &  Co, 
Tatum  k  Bowen, 
The  A  S  Sxience  Co, 


401  Market 

i3  Main 

109  California 

12  California 

537  Market 


MAP  PUBLISHERS. 

Holt  Warren,  413  Montgomery 

MARBLE  WORKS. 

Black  Wm,  1121  Market 

Mo<Jrath  I'M  ward,  935  Market 

McKenzie  Charles  (importer  mai  hlt< 

monuments),  cor  Bnsh  and  Central  ave 
Metropolitan  Marble   Works   (An- 
drew Paltenghi),  1235  Market 
Rufljno  L  J  &  Co,           964-070  Bryant 

MARKETS. 

(See  Butchers  and  Markets.     Also  Cali- 
fornia Market,  page  42G.) 


MASTIC  ROOFING. 

Merrell  I  L,  316  Townsend  nr  4th 

MATTRESSES. 

Cahn  Morris  (and  bedding),  12  2d 

Clark  Trnma'i  S  &  8ou   (manufac- 
turers woven  wire), 

21  New  Montgomery 

Eureka  Hair  and    Wool    Mattress 
Factory  (Morris  Cahn),  12  2d 

Farrar  B  F  (and  lounges,  etc), 
940  Howard  and  1555  and  1 557  Market 

McCabe  Owen  (manufacturer), 

921  Market 

Sullivan  P  J,  1000  Sutter 


M.  CAHN, 

fSneeessor  to  J.  II«>rzoK  A  Co., 

Manufacturer  of 

£UE*£KA  HAIRi~woof,' and\u 

(PATtNTED.)  kinds  of  Mat- 

tresses and  Beddinfe'.      Dealer  in  Maitress  Mate- 
rial of  eicry  ilescriptixn.     Factory,  S.  W.  rorner 
Fifteenth  and  D.J  )res  Streets,    tittlre  and  Ware- 
rooms,  VI  Se  'cind  Street,  under  Urand  Hotel. 
1'.  O.  B  >.\  142r,  San  Francisco. 

MEAfcUTTER. 

Linforth,  Rice  &  Co  (Zimmerman's), 

325  Market 

MEDICAL  BELTS. 

West  C  N,  652  Market 

MEDICAL  INSTITUTE. 

California  Medical  College,  D  Mac- 
lean prea,  3  ;4  Sutter 

National  Surgical  Institute  ((J  W 
Handy),  319  Bush 

Sim  Francisco  County  Medical  So- 
ciety, Walter  II  A  Hodgdon  sec, 

108(ieary 

Woman's  Medical  Colleie,  Mrs  S  E 
Furna.:  pres,       155  New  Montgomery 


MEDIUMS. 


Hendoe  Mrs  .M  ir>  J, 
Souther  Mrs  A  B, 


8f)5i  Market 
1150  Market 


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Materializing  Medium 

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CALIFORNIA  MARKET, 

Located  on  Pine  and  California  Sto  *  bet.  Montgomerj  A  Kearny. 


This  Is  the  largest  and  best  regulated  institution  of  its  kind  in  San  Francisco.    Visitors  froui  the 
interior  should  bce  this  Market  as  one  of  the  sights  in  the  great  inetro])olis. 


8WANBERC  &  WEST, 

Importers,  Planters,  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 
all  kinds  of 

FRESH  OYSTERS 

Stall  107 

CALIFORNIA  MARKET. 


MORGAN  &  CO„ 

Importers  and  Dealers  in 

EASTERN  OYSTERS, 
stall  87. 


ROBERT  F.  BUNKER, 

Curer  and  Dealer  in  California  Sugar-Cured 

HAMS,  BACON 

Pork,  Lard,  Smoked  Tonpies, 
Beef,  Sausafpes,  etc. 

Agent  for  H.  M.  ]»up«e  A  Co'8 

Chicago  Hams  &  Bacon, 

Club  (iausases  a  ISpedalty. 

Stalls  74  and  75. 

Packing  House  :  Brannan  St.,  bet.  5th  and  6th. 


DOANE  ft  CO., 

Wholesale  Dealers  in 

FRESH   OTSTEBS 

STALL  92. 


F.  N.  WOODS  &  CO., 

Wholesale  and  Kvtail  Dealers  in 

POULTRY  AND  GAME 

Sta'ls  65, 66  and  67. 


M.  B.  MORACHAN, 

Importer,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

OYSTERS,  CLAMS 

And  all  kinds  of  Shell  Fish. 

Stall  68. 


SPENCE  ft  JOHNSON, 

Dealers  in 

All  kinds  Of  Fresh  Fish 

stall  93. 


AA  SM  ANir69  &  70  CALIFORNIA  MARKET 
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MANUFACTURER  OF. 

Mustard,  Horse  Radish, 

Pickles,  Saherkraut, 

Worcester  Sauce, 

Catsup,  Salad  Dressing, 

Salt  and  Spiced  Fisu. 


DEALER  IN 

Butter,  Cheese,  Eaos, 
Oil,  Vinegar,  Jelly, 

Table  Fruit,  Honet, 
Holland  Herring. 

Codfish,  Hams,  Olives, 


WhoUtaU  and  Retail.      Qoodi 

delivered.     Cmintru  Orden 

prutnptly  attendtd  to. 


Canned  Mkats,  etc 

Only  Beat  Articles  kept  at 
Lotoest  Market  Raiea, 

Established,  1867. 

BRANCH   STORE,    1517   POLK  STREET. 

Daily  Sweet  and  Sour  Cream,  Fresh  Butter,  Buttermilk  and  White  Cheese. 


>UIW.  TUGGLE  t  CO.  OBEGOII  >SH  >ND  H>PlE.'tf.?iJKKi!'- 


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MERC^I.ILE  AGENCIES. 

Dun  R  O  ft  Co,  Jay  Lugadin  mgr, 

320  California 
The  Bradatreet  Co  Improved  Mer- 
cantile Agency  of  Mew  York,  L 
B  Hillaidsupt,  230  Culifomia 

The  Commercial  Agency  (Edwards, 
Pickens  ft  Fulton), 

cor  Sauaome  and  California 

MERCHANT  TAILORS. 

(See  Tailors.) 


METALLURGICAL    WORKS. 

(See,  also,  Assay  era.) 

California  State  Mining  Bureau, 
Henry  Q  Uauka  State  mineralo- 
giat,  212  Sutter 

Hofmann  Bros  (Ore  Sampling  and 
Pulverizing  Works), 

SW  cur  5th  and  Bryant 

Nevada  Metallurgical  Works,  C  A 
Luckhurdt  mgr, 

2A  Stevenson  and  12  LeidesdorfF 


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C.  A.  LUCKHARDT,  Manager. 


Ebtablisuko,  1809. 


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Ores  Crushed  and  Sampled,  and  Working  Tests  made  by  any  process.     Asaay- 
iiig  in  all  its  Branches.     Analysis  of  Ores,  Minerals,  Water,  v.tc. 
C.  A.  LUCKHARDT  ft  CO., 

(romierly  IIUIIN  &  Ll'CKIIAKDT.I 

83  Stevenson  Street,  near  Pir^it  and  Market.  )  «.«,  vo  Aiar*rar>n 
Branch  Offlc.-,  Wo.  1«  l.«ldeN<lorn- |ltr«vt.        f  **^"  t±tA«l.l»UU. 


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MINING  ENGINEERS  S  ft  ETALLURGISTS 


METAL  CORNICE  MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 

I'ucker  Geo  H,  539  5th 

METAL  ROOFERS. 

Conlin  k  Rolierts,  728  Mission 

Cronan  ft  Dunbar, 

1073  Market  bet  6th  and  7th 
Lane  W  £,      505  Kearny  nr  California 

METALS. 

Montagne  W  W  ft  Co,  II 0-1 18  Battery 

Ray  W  S  ft  Co,  12  and   14  Market  and 

0  and  1 1  Sacramento 

METAL  WORKS. 

Pacific  Metal  Works    (Morrow  ft 
Strong),  115  and  117  lat 

MILITARY   AND  SOCIETY 
GOODS. 

Norcroaa  Daniel  ft  Co,  6  Poat 

Plate  A  J  ft  Co,       418  and  420  Marktt 
K  -aenberg  George,  20  Sanaome 

Sohaezleiu  R,  13-19  Trinity 


MILK   CAN   MANUFACTUR- 
ERS. 

Brook  ft  Kneads,  12  Mason 


EowAHU  L>.  Knkaim.  J.  H.  Ukook. 

BROOK  &  KNfiASS, 

No.  18  Maaon  St.,  San  Francisco. 

Dealers  in 

Stoves,  Ranges  &  Tin  Ware, 

PLUMBINO  AND  JUBBINQ. 

MILK  CANS  A  SPECIALTY 


MILLINERS. 

Altshuler  Mrs  L,  237  16th 

Auger  Mme,  621  Larkin 

Band  Box  (The)  (B  S  Hirach  ft  Co), 

748  Market 
Blochman  Mrs  E,  1019  Larkin 

Irish  Mr<  L, 


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Mrs  S,  '2 

MILLINERY  GOODS- 
WHOLESALE. 

Excelaior  Straw  Works  (J  H  Bab- 
bitt), 120  4th 


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Representative  Business  Houses 


OoehringA,  944  Minion 

Hinz  ft  Landt, 

16  And  18  2d,  Grand  Hotel  Building 
Selig  ft  Newman,  31  Sutter 

Mish  Mra  Sarah,  133  Kearny, 

708  Market  and  9  and  11  Geary 


PARIS  MILLINERY. 


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Rti.  8.  IWTMII,  70S  Market  Street,  3 
d()i>r8  from  Koarny,  9  oiiil  U  Geary  Street, 
BON  TON,"  133  Kearny  Street. 


Lars*^  Stock  of  litooilM  «*ontitantly 
on  liand  wliolesaltf  and  ntail. 

Pattern   Bunnet«  and    Hats    recei>cd    every 
8oa8>>n. 
Country  orders  promptly  attended  to. 


MILL  AND  MINING  SUP- 
PLIES. 

Berry  and  Place  Machine  Co  (Parke 

ft  Lacy),  323  and  32 1  Market 

Cairu  Juatinian,  821  and  5*23  Market 
California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 
Egerton  Henry  C,  10l>  California 

Hendy  Joshua,  49  and  51  Fremont 

Huntington  F  A,  220  Fremont 

Kortick  Frank,  31  Commercial 

Linforth,  Kice  ft  Co,  325  Market 

Wugner  Joseph  ft  Co,  105  ft  1U7  Mission 

MILL  PICKS. 


Kortick  Frank, 


31  Commercial 


MILLWRIGHTS. 

Allis  Edward  P  ft  Co,  318  Pine 

Whitu  J  B  ft  Co,  318  Pine 


EDWABD  P.  ALLIS  &  CO., 

Flour  Mill  Builders  and  Furnishers. 

RELIANCE  WORKS. 


JNO.  R.  CROSS MANAGER. 


Exclusive  Blanuflaotnrera  of 

Gray's  Patent  Noiseless  RoUinfr  Mill,  with  Chilled  Iron  Rolls  of  all  Des- 
criptions, Smootli  or  Corru^ited.     Wegmatui'H  Patent  Porcelain  RoUa. 
Also,  of  the  Reynolda*  Corliss  En^^ine. 

318  Fine  Street,  Benson  Block.    Storeroom :  737^  Mission  Street, 

(9aii  Franrlaro,  4'aiit'ornia. 


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J.  B.  WHITE, 

MJLLWRIGHT 

And  Constructing  En^neer. 

Will  furnish  Plans  and  Spe  •ifloatidnsforall  kinds 
of  MILL  AND  MININO  MA<;illNKKY. 

Office,  31N  Pin«*  Mtri'tt,  Room  it. 

San  Franciscii,  (^'ulifornia. 

MINERAL  WATERS. 

Thompson  George  C,  1915  Mason 

Lynch  J   D  (agt  Bartlett  Springs 
Mineral  Water),  26  Stockton 

MINING. 

Carrier  G  S,   room  23,  230  Montgomery 
Coye  Hiram  L,  328  Montgomery 

Dawley  J  M  (mill  aupt), 

room  7,  330  Pine 


Dewey  Wm  P, 
Green  ft  Brinckmann, 
Kraner  Phillip  H. 
Thurston  George  P, 


330  Pine 

320  Sansome 

328  Montgomery 

315  Califoriiiu 


MINING  COMPANIES. 

Cornwall  Pierre  B  (pres  ClrfU  !;ia- 
moiid  Mining  Co  and  Bellingham 
Bay  Coal  C  ), 

SE  cor  Spear  and  Folsom 

Sweepstake  Quartz  Mill  (A  E  Red- 
stone ft  Co),  240  Montgomery 

Union  Shaft  Co  (George  C  Pratt 
sec),  room  22,  300  Montgomery 

Utah  Silver  Mining  Co  (George  C 
Pratt  sec),  room  22,  309  Montgomery 

MINING  SECRETARIES. 


BuiBngton  J  M, 
Hammond  A  C, 
Miller  O  C, 


309  California 
401  California 
409  California 


PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


CALVIN   NIITTIWU  A  MOW.  Proprietors, 
■stabllshed  lt»4«.   M7  Main  Street. «   F. 


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Minor  B  B, 

room  10,  Safe  Deposit  Building 
Pratt  Oeorge  C, 

room  22,  309  MontgomAiy 
Swift  C  J,  306  Pine 

Taylor  William  J,      room  25,  310  Pine 
Watson  Wm  H,  302  Montgomery 


MIRRORS. 


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Lippi  Brothers, 
McEachren  Ben  D, 


749  Market 
132  Main 


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MODEL  MAKERS. 

Electrical  Works,  35  Market 

MOULDINGS. 

Knapik  P  P,  425  4tli 

MUSIC  AND   MUSICAL    IN- 
STRUMENTS. 

Antisell  T  M  &  Co, 

NW  cor  Powell  and  Eddy 
Bancroft  A  L  &  Co,  721  Market 

Benham   A  M,  ugont  J  P   HiUe  & 

Co's  Pianos,  647  Market 

Blum  M   M  (braua  and  reed  banti), 

C47  Market 
BonclU  E  S,  90!)  Market 

Broderseu  1  L  A  &  Co  (foreign  and 

American  sheet),         137  and  139  Post 
Eaton     Chus   S     (agent     Hazelton 

Bros  Pianos),  047  Market 

Ebcrts  Military  Band,  headquarters 

Humboldt  Hall, 

cor  Kearny  and  Morton 
Hagans  Geo  W  (pub),  532  Clay 

Kohler  &  Chase,  137  and  139  Post 

Meyers  Adolph,  033  Washington 

Miller  Louis,  108  3d 

Peters  F  M  L  &  Co,       207  Montgomery 


Largest  MUSIC  HOUSE 

On  the  Pacific  Coast. 

BAUD  IHSTBUMESTS 

Violkis,  CJiiitars,  Acconloons, 
Violin  StriujBrs, 

Band  and  Orchestra  Music,  Etc. 

At  Now  Vork  I'lii es. 

KOHLER  &  CHASE, 

Zmportors  and.  Wholesale  Sealers, 

1S7  and  !»»  PoMt  litr«t;t, 

SAN  KKANCISCO. 


ADOLFH  METEBS, 

Deolnr  in 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS 

Italian  Htrinsa,  Etc., 

Wholesale  and  Retail, 

No.  688  W'juildngton  Street, 

Bet.  Kearny  and  Montgomery,      Ban  FrancUco. 

Itsr  Beat  Italian  StrlnRs  for  Violin,  Guitar  and 
Banjo  only  12^  cents.  Orders  from  the  country 
promptly  attended  tu. 

LOUIS  MILLER, 

Manufauturor  uf 

Steel  Reed^Accordeons 

RRPAIHRR  of  and  .1.  ,der  in  all  kinds  of  Mu- 
sical Instrunieiitit.     Bust  quality  Violin  and 
Uuitar  StriiiKN,  121^  cents  each.     lOM  Tllird 
Mtri'Ct.  San  Francisco. 
I'.  S.  —The  only  Accordeon  Factory  on  the  coast. 


MUSIC  TEACHERS. 

Baumatarck  Mrs  Z  (also  French), 

*  945  Folsom 

Binnchi  E  765  Market 

Italian    Musical   Institute  of    San 

Francisco  (D  Sper.mza),     104  Kearny 
Speranza  Adeline,  104  Kearny 

Wadswurth  Miss  Grace  E,      528  Hayea 


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LE880N8  IN  8INCING  A  PIANO 

BV  - 

SIGNOR  D.  SP£RANZA. 

Conductor  of  the  Operatic  Urchestra, 
104  Kearny  feitrt'et,  S.  F. 

MUSTARD,    HORSERADISH, 
ETC. 

PaciHe  Mu.sturJ  Mills,  John  L  Koa- 
ter  manager,  33  Main 

NECKTIE  FACTORIES. 

Ht'iueman  Harry  M,  35  Sutter 

NEWS  AGENTS. 

(See,  also.  Books;  also,  Varieties.) 

ProUBros,  1417  Polk 

San  Francisco  News  Co  (The)  (M 

K  Bauer),       413  and  415  Washnigton 
Vogel  and  Hahn,  423  Wushiuvton 

Wriyht  Geo  W  &  Co, 

433  Montgomery  ave 


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Jtepreaentative  Bunnesa  Houtiea 


NEWSPAPERS  AND  PERI 
ODICALS. 


"Alta  California" 
Creliish  &  Co), 


(Frederick  Mao- 

029  California 
"Aiif(lo-8paiiiHh    Merchant,     A    D 

Bell  editor  and  propr,  3'23  Front 

"Ar«..naut"    (The),    F    M    PixLy 

editor,  522  California 

"AiitiChinose  AdvortiHer"  (Hull  & 

Harris),  331  Montgomery 

"A    Voz      Portugueza"      (Manoel 

Stone),  734  Montgomery 

"Bulletin"   (D..ily    and    Weekly), 
(San  Franuisco  Bulletin  Pub  Co), 

622  Montgomery 
"Califoniia    Architect"    (The) 
(monthly)  (Wolf  &  Son), 

240  Montgomery 
"California    Christian    Advoc.to," 
Rev  B  F  Crary  editor,      1011  Market 

"California  Democrat,"  F  Hess  Sc 
Copubd,  536  and  538  Bush 

"California      Journal"      (weekly) 
(Huefuer  &  Knyaer),  ^Montgomery 

"California  Spirit   of  the  Times" 
(M  D  Boruck),  621  Sansome 

"Californian"  (Tho)Cttlifornian  Pub- 
litihiiig  Co),  408  Culifornia 

"Call"    (dttiy   and    weekly),  (San 
Francisco  Call  Co),    525  Montgomery 

"Chr.iiicle"  ( I'lie)  (daily  and  week- 
ly) (Chas  De  Young  &  Co), 

NE  cor  Kearny  and  Bush 

"City  Argus"  (R  E  fulbreth), 

629  Kearny 

"Coast   Review"    (The)  (J   C    Ed- 
wards), 320  Saiiiome 

"Commercial  Herald, "  John  H  Car- 
many  &  Co  pubs,        40.)  Washington 

"Couriier  De  8<iii  Frnnei-co,"  5H6  Clay 

"Daily  California  I)em'krat"(  Fred- 
erick Hess  A  Co),     40J  and  413  Bush 

"Daily  Commercial  News  and  Ship- 
ping List  (Morris  U  Bates  &  Co), 

123  California 

"Daily  Hotel  Gazette"  (W  P  H  .rri- 
soii),  518  Sacramento 

"Daily   Evening  Post"  (Post   Pub 
Co),  cor  Montg'  mery  and  Sacramento 

"Daily    Law  Journal      (St -ck well 
&  Co),  538  SMcramento 

"Daily     Report"     (The),     (W     M 
Bunker  and  A  C  Hioster), 

2:^8  Montgomery 

"Daily  Stock  Exchange,"  CJr.ittan 
Perry  mgr,  306  Montgomery 

"Dramatic   Brevities"   (The),  Wm 
Mclntyrepub,  526  M  ntgomery 

"Dry      Good*     Reporter"     (B    F 

Jacobs),  35  Sutter 

"El-vator,"  612  Battery 


"Examiner"  Publishing  Co,  Emanuel 
Katz  pub  and  propr, 

juno  O  Farrell  and  Market 

"Exchange"  Publishing  Co,  Grat- 
tau   Perry  mgr, 

219  Bush,  offloe  306  Montg-^mery 

Fanoiola  k  Zeiro  ("L'independeute") 
(«emi-we.kly),  439  Jaokson 

"Farmer  and  Dealer,"  M  Ayers 
e«litor,  258  Market 

"Figaro"  (daily),  J  P  Boganlus  edi- 
tor and  propr,  532  Merchant 

"Frateruttf  Record"  (The)  (semi- 
monthly) (Fraternal  Record  Pub- 
liahing  Co),  2  2  Market 

"Grocer  and  Country  Merchants" 
(The)  (A  R  Brigss),         123  California 

"Hayes  Valley  Advertiser"  (week- 
ly) (Wm  Cluck  &  Co),  509  Hayes 

"Heuld's  College  Journal"  (Wood- 
bury &  Haley),  24  Post 

"Journal  of  Freeman  Rights"  (Julius 
Buhlert),         SW  cor  Mont  and  Clay 

"Journul"  Publishing  Co,  606  Clay 

"La  Republica,"  Albert  G  Packard 
editor,  734  Montgomery 

"Lu  Voce  del  Popolo,"  G  BCevasco 
editor  and  propr,        535  Washington 

"La  Vozdel  iSuevo  Mundo,"  Ramon 
A  Madero  publiaher, 

119  and  120  Montg  mery  Block 

"Lifiht  for  All."  Mr  and  Mrs  A  8 
Winchester  eilitors,         304  Stockton 

"L'IndepDndeiite"  (semi-weekly), 
(Facioia  &  Zjiro),  43  i  Jackson 

Lyser  Alburt  ft  Co,  pubs  "Pucirtc 
School  Journd,"  838  Market 

"Market  Review"  (John  H  Car- 
many  ft  Co),  401)  Washington 

"Mercantile  Agency"  (The  Com- 
mercial Agency,  Edwards,  Pick- 
ens ft  Fulton), 

SW  cor  California  and  Sansome 

"Merchant"  Publishing  Co  (A  D 
Bell),  323  Front 

"Mining  and  Scienti6o  Press" 
(weekly),  l>owey  ft  Co  pubs, 

152  Market 

"Morning  Call"  (daily  and  weekly), 

525  Montgomery 

"New  Ago"  ( W  F  Norcross),  420  Kearny 

"PttciHc  Business  College  Review," 
(Chamberlain  ft  Robinson),    320  Post 

"Pacific  Coast  Law  Journal,"  W  T 
Buggett  pub,  538  Sacramento 

"Pacific  Life"  (J  J  Harrigan), 

4.0  Kearny 

"Pacific  Medic  il  and  Surgical  Jour- 
nul" (monthly),  Henry  Gibbons 
and  Heury  Gibbons  Jr  eilitors  and 
propr",  101  Dupont 

"Pacific  Methodist,"  Wick  B  Par- 
sons editor  4 19  Sacramento 

"Pacific  Pilote,"  F  G  Gerhard    36  13th 


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•'Pnoiflo   Rural    PrsM"     (wMklv), 

Dewey  ft  Co  pubs,  262  Market 

"Paoiflo  Sohoul  Journal,"    Albert 

Lyser  ft  Cu  puba  and  propn, 

838  Market 
"Paoifio  Statea  Watchman"  (Bemi- 

monthly)  (Watohinau  Publishing 

Co),  262  Market 

"Poat"    Publishing    Cn,     John    P 

Jackson  pres,  500  Montgomery 

"Public    Opinion"    (weekly),   I  N 

Choynski  editor,  34  Geary 

"Itailroad  Gazetteer"  B  F  Giddings 

nigr,  21 U  Bush 

"Rescue"  (The).  A  D  Wood  editor 

and  pub,  123  Montgomery  Block, 

628  Montgomery 
''San  Francisco  Abend  Poat,"  Huj^o 

Herzer  mgr,  635  California 

"San  Francisco  Journal  of    Com- 
merce," W  H  Murray  muT,  414  Clay 
"San  Francisco  Market  Review,"  John 

John  U  Curmany  ft  C»  puba, 

4UU  Washington 
"San    Francisco   Menhant,"  A  D 

Bell  editor  and  propr,  323  Front 

"San  Francisco  Newa-Letter,"  (P 

Marriott  ft  Son,)  601)  Merchant 

'*San     Francisco    Trade    Review" 

(Morris  U  Bates),  123  California 

"Scundinaviiiu,"  VV  S  Kreutzmann 

pub,  40'J  Washington 

"The   Comptoir     D'Escompte    de 

Paris,"  C  do  Guigne  agt, 

412  Montj^omery 
"The  Footlight,"    J    D   Roliertson 

pub,  5'.iS  California 

"'J  he  Ideot^aphio,"  W  Price  edit«<r 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


Coffee  Andrew  J, 
Craig  Lee  D, 
Crane  Alfred  C, 
Fu/nziJ  F, 
King  ft  Chattin, 
Lavvrence  Albert  G, 
Wheat  Chas  D, 


600  California 

316  Montgomery 

310  Montgomery 

6  Montgomery 

442  California 
333  Montgomery 

501  California 


NOTIONS-WHOLESALE. 

The  A  S  Spence  ft  Co,  637  Market 

NOVELTIES   AND  NOTIONS. 

Davis  Bros, 

410  Kearny  and  718  Merchant 
The  A  S  Spence  Co,  637  Market 

NURSERYMEN   AND    FLOR- 
ISTS. 

(See.  also.  Seedsmen.) 

Collie  W  H  (PCo,  18  Post 

Deasy  Mrs  Jerome,  736  Market 

Fautsch  F  K, 

cor  Buchanan  and  Washington 
Harper  John,  Folsom  nr  lUth 

Leopold  Bros,  35  I'ost 

Muret  Victor,  1000  Market 

Trumbull  R  J  ft  Co, 

419  and  421  Sansome 
Welspiel  W  ft  Co,  117  Sutter 

Wolrt  Bernhiird, 

741-747  Mission  and  109  4th 


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"The  Resources  of  Californiu,"  J  P 
H  Wentvi'ortii  publisher.  320  Sansome 

"Vanity  Fair  and  Golden  Ero," 
Wagner  ft  Buiiyau  editors  and 
proprs,  22  Keaniy 

"Voz  Portugueza"  (A)  (Muiioel 
Stone),  734  Montgomery 

"Watchman"  Publishing  Co  (A  T 
Dewey  and  W  B  Ewer),     252  Market 

"Wasp"  (The)  (Illustrated),  (E  C 
Maciarlane  ft  i'o), 

540  and  512  California 

Wolfe  ft  Son,  editors,    -40  Montijoinery 

"Witman's  Herald  of  Industry," 
Mrs  J  W  Stow  editor,     304  Stockton 

NICKEL  PLATERS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 
Chicago  Nioliel  Plating  Co  (Hud- 
geur  ft  Parr)  23  Stevenson 


OCULISTS. 


Cornwall  F, 


318  Sutter 


OILS. 


Alpers  Chas  (mfr  neat's  foot  oil  and 
furtilizors, 
cor  5th  and  N,  South  San  Francisco, 
and  Grove  and  Buchanan 
Califoruii    Oil   Retiniai!   Co   (J   O 

Kluwiach),  *J35  Montgomery  ave 

Contiuetitul  Oil  and 'i'rimiiportution 
Co  of  California,  Walter  E  Den- 
nison  supt,  123  Culit'omia 

PucitioOil  Works  (Allyne  ft  White), 

112  and  114  Front 
Scofield  ft  Tevis.  120  and  122  Front 

OPTICIANS  AND  GOODS. 


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Bcrteling  ft  Watry, 
Muller  C, 
Pr>'ll  Bros, 
Roach  John, 


427  K-amy 

135  Montgomery 

1417  Polk 

429  Montgttmery 


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432 


Representative  Buslneaa  Hoiiaea 


OPTICAL  INSTITUTE. 

THE 

Largest, 


Best  and 


uUbAr  bbl  L.  A.  bbrtelinq's  PATEirr. 

Establishment  on  the  Pacific  Coast 

To  buy  SPECTACLES  and  all  kinils  of  Optical 
Good'^.    SPEliTACLE  LENSES  marie  to  order. 

A  large  assoi-tinei.u  of  Human  Artifleial  Eyes 
constantly  on  band,  tf^ Adjusting  Spectacles  to 
suit  all  the  various  condition;!  of  tiie  sii(lit  our 
specialty. 

BERTKLlNe  A'  WATRY, 

Scientiiio  Optici.ins. 
4!e7  Kearny  tit.,  near  Califuriiia. 


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ORE  CRUSHERS. 

Huntington  F  A,  220  Fremont 

Hufnianu  Bros,  415  Mission 

and  SW  cor  5th  aud  Bryant 


OYSTER% 


Doane  &  Co,  64  California  Market 

Moraghan  M  B,      68  California  Mirket 
Morgan  &  Co,  87  California  Market 

tSwaabeig&  VVeat,107  California  Market 

OYSTER  SALOONS. 

(See,  also,  Ee^saurauts.) 

Fouiitain  (The)  Oyster  Saloon, 

cor  Sutttr  and  Kearny 
Francisco vich  John,  10  Mp  -yii 

Moraghan  M  B,      68  California  Market 
Terrapin    Oyster     House    (Phillip 


Soattiug), 


15  Stockton 


PAINTERS -HOUSE,     SIGN. 
AND    CARRIAGE. 

(Sec,  also.  Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  cti..) 


Bl  ick  Ehvin  II, 
Hioail  C'liiJ.s  Eilv.anl, 
Bn.tvii  D  C, 
<'olcm,in  .liihn  11  W, 
D'.tU  uiu  &  (jiinp.'l, 

locivhr  n  !•:, 

Fr;  g-i  A  (frescoe), 
Lyndi  W  M, 
Vl'.'rsereaii  A  ft, 
N<'^uau  E'Kv.ird, 
AValsh  H<»hi-rt, 
Welsh  Walter  &  Co, 
Whc.ir  Timber, 
Wilder  Chaa  B, 


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lorili  Market 

47  and  4'.»  Bialu 

'2'2'2  Mission 

555  4th 

1013  I'owell 


PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS,  ETC. 

(Manufacturers  and  Wholesale.) 

Aliyne  &  White,         1 12  and  1 14  Front 
Ammerup  G,  1220  Market 

Averill  Mixed  Paints,  manufactured 
by  Californyi  Paiut  Co,  O  S  Or- 
rick  general  agt,  403  Market 

Bass  T  J  &  Co,  14  and  16  EUia 

California  Paint  Co,   C  W  Beach 

419  and  421  Jackson 
Dietz  A  C  &  Co,  (agta  white  lead 

works),  9  Front 

Hueter  Bros  &  Co,  601  Market 

Merrell  I  L,  316  Townsend  nr  4th 

Moore  Alfred  S  &  Co,  104  Market 

Whear  Timber,  555  4th 

Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co,  21  and  23  Front 
Yates  &  Co,  113  Front 

SAN  FItANCIMCO 

PIONEER  VAm^rSH  WORKS. 

HUETER  BKOS.  &  CO.,  Proprietors.  Man- 
ufa  turin^  Dealers  'n  Paints,  Oili<,  Brusli- 
es,  and  Artist  Materials.  Fine  C<>ath,  Kailway 
an. I  Furniture  Varnishes  and  Japans. 

Works, ;  24th  and  KuUEOti  Streets.  Depot  and 
OtHoe  601  Market  Street,  (Grand  Hotel),  San 
Fr.incisoo. 


PAPER  BAG  MANUFACTUR- 
ERS. 

Hint  Bros,  i^J  Clay 

Potter  &  Van  Derveer,  212  Sacramento 

PAPER  HANGINGS  AND  WIN- 
DOW SHADES. 

(See,  also,  P.iints,  Oils,  Glass,  Etc.) 


Ammerup  G, 
Black  Edwin  H, 
Edwards  Frank  G, 
Hartshorn  &  McPhun, 
Lynch  W  M, 
Wilder  Chas  B, 


122i(  Market 
14  Stockton 

""S-O.SO  Cli.y 

861  Mark't 

'25.-)  :j.i 

1013  Poweil 


PAPER  WAREHOUSES. 

(Sol',  jils  >,  StalioiuTS — Wholesale,) 

Bonestcll,  Allen  &  Co, 

41.^  and  Ii5  Sansoine 
Cunningh  ini.  Cur;iis&  Welch, 

,S\V'  oor  Sansiimo  and  Siicrnmtmto 
Graham  Paper  Co,  W  G  Bi.  hardson 

ftj^'t,  607  Montgomory 

Tay  lor  .'   V  &  Co,  4 1 4   i  1  (i  VU'y 

The  Western   Paper  C'\  (Putter  & 
Van  Dorveer),  212  Sacrr^nento 


PIONEER  IRUN  WORKS, 


CAI.VIM    lVi:i'«'!V«J    A    MOW,    l>i-0|Hl<-toin. 
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PATENT  AGENTS  AND  SO- 
LICITORS. 

Devrty  &  Co,  2f  2  Market 


Osborn  Edward  E, 
Redstoae  &  Brann, 
i:!mith  C  W  M, 


320  California 

240  Montgomery 

224  Sansome 


DEWEY  &  00., 

PATENT  SOLICITORS 

For  the  United  States  and  Foreign 
Countries,  and 

EXPERTS  in  PATENT  CASES 


Conduct  Interference  Suits,  and  attend  to  all 
matters  connected  with  Patents.  Pamf.hlet  Cir- 
culars containing  Le^al  Points  and  Valuable  Ih- 
(nrniatinn  for  Inventors  and  Patentees  sent  Frke 
on  receipt  of  a  postage  Htainp. 

OfBce,  852  Market  Street, 

S.  E.  cor.  California,  SAN  FRANCISCC". 

Popular  Prices. 

Branob  Ollloes  in  Was)iin.vton,  I).  C,  Paris, 
London,  Melbourne,  and  in  other  foreign  cities.      I      No.  224  SanSOme  St.,  San  FrailCiSCO. 


THE  LEADING  AND  OLDEST 

FATEHT  iaENT. 


C«     iRfa     RMa 


Attorney  at  Law. 

Established,  1862. 


EDWARD  E.  OSlftORN, 

SOLICITOR  of  PATENTS 

(AMERICAN   AND    FOREIf^N.) 

No.  320  Califomia  Street, 


Over  Wella,  Far^o  ft  Co*a  Bank, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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PATENT  MEDICINES. 

Briggs  W  H  &  Co,  ill  Minna 

Filimau  Samuel,  (McCleltan's  Diph- 
theria and  Fever  Remedies), 

office  and  laboratory  763  Mission 
Moore  Mrs  H  A,  322  Maion 

Smith  DA,  141^  Sth 


St  Jacob's  Oil,  Chas  F  VonSonter 
mgr,  710  Mission 

Thompson  &  Co,  manufactuven  of 
the  "  Governor  "  for  rheunatism, 

604  Front 

PATENT  OFFICE  MODELS. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 


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Jtepreeentative  Busineaa  Houses 


PROPRIETOR  OF 

Dr.  Watt's  LIVER  KING 

And  Agent  fOr 

AND 

Dr,  Alden's  €onsh  Remed}-. 

No.  I4H  6th  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

PEN  MANUFACTURERS. 

Baptis  John  H,  328  Bush 


JOHK  H.  BAPTIS. 


Manufacjiurer  of 

BOLD  PENS 

9X»  Bnsh  Street,  Han  Franolsco. 

Gold  Pens  Kepoiiited  and  Pencil  Casesi  Repaired. 

PERFUMERY. 

Goltermann  &  Co,  21  Sutter 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

Brown  T  A,  606  Kearny 

Duhtn:  *c  Co,  1633  Polk 

Houseworth  Tho8  &  Co, 

12  Montgomery 
Lange  0  V  &  Co,  1023^  Market 

Morse  George  D,  826  Market 

New  York  Gallery  (J  H  Peters  & 

Co),  25  3d 

Oriental      Photographic      Parlors 

(Dowe  &  Pickett),  997  and  999  Market 
Perkins  A  J,  337  Hayes 

Pimentel  J  M,        407  Montgomery  ave 
Redington  D  C, 

743  Howard,  office  237  Kearny 
Taber's  Photographic  Parlors  ( I  W 

Taber),  8  Montgnmery 


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ARCHITECTURAL,  UNOSCAPE, 

MARINE  AND  MINING 

SCENER  y , 

1023}  MAKKET  STREET, 

.SAN   KUANCISCO. 

Bnalness  Manager. 
Views  of  Sun  Franoitco  a  Specialty. 


PHRENOLOGIST. 

Davia  O  A,  1064  3d 

PHYSICIANS. 

Axelrood  Max,  717  Post 

Boushey  J,  SW  cor  9th  and  Mission 
Bowie  A  J  (Bowie  Doctors),  330  Sutter 
Bo'.vie  Doctors,  330  Sutter 

Bowie  H  C  (Bowie  Doctors),  330  Sutter 
Rowie  R  J  (Bowie  Doctors),  330  Sutter 
Boyson  Thomas,  112  Kearny 

Cook  F  C,  710  Howard 

Duhagon  F  (homoepathic),  304  Sutter 
Ehrenberg  A  T,  225  Dupont 

Gere  Geo  G,  318  Sutter 

Gibl^ns  Henry  Jr,  101  Dupont 

Gibbons  HSr,  101  Dupont 

Handy  G  W,  319  Bush 

Heinimann  8  M, 

Nfc  cor  Jackson  and  Montgomery 


Hilton  G  F, 
Hodgdon  Walter  H  A, 
Humphrey  P  H, 
Jordan  L  J, 
Josselyn  Benj  F, 
Josselyn  J  H, 
KahnS:  , 
Kunkler  John  E, 
La  Brie  (iodefroi, 
Logan  M  H, 
Maclean  D, 
Mac  Lennan  J  D, 
Martin  Mrs  Mary  A, 
Matthews  J  Murray, 
M';Lean  Robert  A, 
Norton  B  T, 
ODonnell  Chas'C, 
Polham  J  E, 
Saltield  C  D, 
Sawtelle  Mrs  M  P, 

cor  Sansomf 
Stoddart  A  C, 
Sturman  B, 
Thayer  < )  \', 
Tieruey  E  P, 
'I'ltiis  I  S, 

Wadsworth  Clias  C, 
Zacharius  Mrs, 


806^  Mission 

108  Geary 

5  Market 

211  Geary 

204  Posi 

226  Sutter 

215  Kearny 
514  Kearny 

10.30  Mission 

318  Sutter 

324  Sutter 

1410  Octavia 

810  Hovard 

909  '/Id 

603  Merchai  t 

9  (Juerrer) 

704  Washington 

1122  Market 

216  Kearny 


and  PaciHe 

4<>.'>  MiisoM 

10 I  Uuuont 

218  Post 

70H  Moiitj.'oinery 

34  Ke:  rny 

528  Hayes 

517  Taylor 


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MEDICO -LiTER^Rr  JOURNAL. 

A  SANITARY  MAOAZINK,  Kr»ITi;i>  AVI) 
I'lilinhed  MniitJily  li.v  Mrs.  M.  P.  .SiiwU!)!.-, 
M.  U.,  iHjuri  of  t)ie  Wuiimn'H  .Vodit.,1  Idlloffe. 
TcrniH,  W.ito  a  Year,  iii  adxaticu. 

Office:  Nm.  1(14  I'liclanV  HiiildlMijr,  Market  St. 
HoiirH  :  Kroni  Ut  tci  12  a.  m.  and  1  to  4  \\  m. 

Woinon's  Mo'lical  C'ollu)jo,  corner  San^oine  and 
Pacific  KlreutH. 


PRISON  CELLS. 


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435 


PIANOS   AND  OIGANS. 

Autiaell  T  M  &  Co, 

NW  cor  Powell  and  Eddy 
Badger  Wm  G  (agt  Halle',   Davie 

&  Go's  Pianos),  13  Saiisome 

Benham  A  M  (musical  mdse), 

647  Market 
Bennett  &  Frisbee,  724  Bryant 

Bergstrom  &  Co,  647  Market 

California     Piano    Manufacturing 
Company,  Walter  S^  Pierce  sec, 

30  New  Montgomery 
Eaton  Chas  S,  647  Maikct 

Goodnoiigh  A  M  (wholesale),        23  5th 
Hall  C  R,  16  Tyle 

Long  S  H,  1815  Washington 

Mayer  Joseph,  127  Page 

New  York  Piano  Co  (E  S  Bonelli), 

909  Market 
Rudolf  G  &  Co,  107  Stockton 

Spencer  F  W  &  Co, 

23  and  25  5th  opp  U  S  Mint 
Statham  Wm  <fe  Co,  765  Mission 

PIANO  TUNERS. 

Pierce  Walter  S,     30  New  Montgomery 

PICKLES. 

(See,  also.  Vinegar,  Cider,  etc.) 

Asmauw  Adulph,      69  and  70  California 
Market  and  1317  Polk 

California  Pickle  Factory  (J    Lohr- 
mann  and  D  Sterner),  46  Clay 

I'acific  Picklo  Works,  John  L  Ros- 
ier mgr,  323  Front 

PICTURE   FRAMES,   MIR- 
RORS. ETC. 


Burkardt  Max,  ')45  «;nd 
Currier  Amos  &  Co, 
Davis  Bros, 
Hellwegen  Henry, 
Knapik  P  P, 
Lippi  Bros, 
McEachren   Bon  D, 
Perry  S  A  &  Co, 
Pione«'r  Looking  Glass 
Frame  Manufactory, 
Snow  &  Co, 


547  Washington 

103  Dupont 

419  Kearny 

lOS  Taylor 

425  4th 

749  Miirket 

132  Main 

i}24  Market 

and  Picture 

132  Main 
1.1  Post 


PLANING  MILLS. 

Enterorise  Mill  and  Building  Co, 

W  N  Miller  supt, 
217-225  Spear  and  218-226  Steuart 
Pulda  Bros,  30-40  Spear 

Glade  F  W,  30-34  Spear 

Mechanics'  Mills  (Wells,  Russell  4t 

Co),  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

Mission    Planing    Mills     (Michael 

Walsh),  414  and  416  22d 

Wetherbee  Geo  M,  734  Bryant 

Young,  Thomson  &  Co  (Beale  Street 

Planing  Mill),  123  Beale 

PLASTER  MILLS. 

Golden  Gate  Plaster  Mills   (Lucas 
&  Co),  213-217  Main 

PLATE  PRINTERS. 

Wood  &  Strickland,  749  Market 

PLATED  WARE. 


Davis  Bros, 
Hall  A  I  &  Son, 
8chulz  &  Fisher, 


419  Kearny 

528  and  530  Market 

513  Market 


Miimifat'twrer  of 

Gilt.  Imit»tion    Walnut    Veneer, 
Cornice  and  Roora 

MOULDIN6S, 

I'cir  Mic  Whdlosule  Tradu  only. 

4)es  Fourth  Mt.,  lian  Franolsoo. 

All  orders  promptly  Httttnded  to. 
First-ClaBS  Work. 


PLATERS-GOLD.    SILVER, 
AND  NICKEL. 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 
Chicago  Nickel  Plating  Co,  23  Stevenson 
Denniston  E  G  (San  Francisco  Pl.at- 

ing  Works),  653  and  655  Mission 

Martell  John,  623  Sacramento 

Pacific    Gold,    .Silver    and    Nickel 

Plating  Worka  (W  E  Shepm.in), 

J03  Geary 
San  Francisco  Platinr  Works  (E  G 

Dunniston),  6^3  and  655  Mission 

Schaezlein  R,  13-19  Trinity 

Spink  &  Sons,  7  4th 


CHICAGO  PLATINC  COMPANY. 

AMALGAMATING  PLATES 

FOR  QUARTZ  MILLS. 

Gold,  Silver  and  Nickel  Plating. 

Th<>  liariceMt  PlatiiiK  and  PollHh- 
inic  House  ou  tlw  t'oast. 

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PLUMBERS  &  GASFITTERS. 


Brook  &  Kneass, 
Hayes  Thomas, 
Healy  Timothy  J, 
Hobro  W  D, 


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532  Bush 

728  Washington 


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436 


Itepreaentative  Buai/neag  Houses 


Lane  W  E,  605  Kearny 

Montague  W  W  &  Co  (and  gaspipe), 

110-118  Battery 
Nye  A  F  &  Co  (importers  and  deal- 
era  in  gas  fixtures),  609  and  611  Market 
Paul  Philo  D,  1331  Mission 

Pettersou  Martin,  1325  Pacific 

Behn  Charles,  208  16th 

Tripp  Geo  A,  226  Front 

Welch  J  D,        cor  Fillmore  and  Taylor 

PLUMBERS'  MATERIALS. 

(See,    also.   Plumbers  and  Gasfitters.) 
Day  Thomas,  122  and  124  Sutter 


Richards  &  Snow, 


408  Market 


RICHARDS  &  SNOW, 

(Successors  to  Barker  &  Snow.) 

Iron  Pipe.   Plumbers'   and   Gaa 

Fitters*  Stock  and  Tools,  Cop- 

per  Boilers,  Bath  Tubs,  etc. 

406  &  408  Market  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


PORK  PACKERS. 

Bunker  Robert  F, 

74  and  75  California  Market 
California  Refrigerator  Pork  Pack- 
ing Co,  A  T  Spotts  pres,  727-731  4th 
Merry,  Faull  &  Co, 

125  and  127  California 
Strouse  Mark  t  Co,  1136  Market 

and  Hayes  Valley  Market 
Union  Packing  Co,  W  I  Coleman  & 

Coagts,  121  Market 

Wilson  J  Y  &  Co, 

9  Sutter  and  508  Market 

POST  OFFICE. 

Backus  S  W, 

cor  Washington  and  Battery 

POTTERIES. 

Albion  (W  S  Ray  ft  Co), 

12  and  14  Market 
Pacific    Potteries    (Gladdinp,   Mc- 
Bean  ft  Co),  1310-1316  Market 

Sacramento  and  Oakland 
Michigan  Bar  Pottery  (J  B   Wil- 
liams), 945  and  947  Market 
Willi&ms  J  B,  945  and  947  Market 

POULTRY,  GAME,  ETC. 

Burr  Bartlett,  stall  34,  Mission  Market 
WolflF  Bernard, 

741-747  Mission  and  109  4th 
Woods  F  N  ft  Co, 

66  and  67  California  Market 


POUND  KEEPERS. 

Lossius  Rudolph, 

California  bet  Walnut  and  Laurel 

POWDER. 

(See,  also,  Guns  and  Ammunition.) 

Bandmann,  Nielsen  ft  Co  (agt  Giant 
Powder  Co),  210  Front 

King  James'  Powders  (J  Murray 
Mathews).  909  23d 

Selby  Thos  H  ft  Co, 

116  aud  118  California 

Skinker  John  (agt  Du  Pont's  Pow- 
der), 115  Pine 


BANDMANN,  NSELSKN  *  CO., 

Commercial  Agents  of  the 

Ciant   Powder  Company, 

Office,  SIO  Front  Street. 


POWDER  WORKS. 

California  Powder  Works,  N  G 
Kittle  pres,  230  California 

Hercules  Powder  Works,  N  G  Kit- 
tle pres,  230  California 

PRINTERS  INK. 

Dorety  Jos  H  (Johnson's), 

527  Commercial 
Tatum  ft  Bo  wen  (and  printers'  ma- 
terials), 12  California 

PRINTERS-JOB  AND  BOOK. 

Barry,  Baird  ft  Co, 

419  Sacramento  and  320  Sausome 
Crocker  H  S  ft  Co,  216-219  Bush 

Dougherty  P  E  ft  Co, 

412  Commercial  and  411  Clay 
Eastman  Frank  ft  Co,  509  Clay 

Gordon  C  W,  320  Sansome 

Hughes  EC,  511  Sansome 

Knarston  John  H,         502  Washington 
Laf  ontaine  A  J, 

625  Merchant  and  622  Oay 
Pacific  Press,  527  Commercial, 

cor  12th  aud  Castro,  Oakland 
Richmond  Mrs  L  G  ft  Son, 

420-430  Montgomery 
Schmidt  M  ft  Co,  26-^. i  Main 

Slocum  Amanda  M,  543  Clay 

Sterett  B  F,  532  Clay  facing  Lcidesdorlf 
Woman's     Co-operative     Printing 
Office  (Mrs  L  G  Richmond  ft  Son), 

'120-430  Montgomery 
Weiss  Joey,  319  Battery 


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PRINTERS'  MATERIALS. 

(See,  also,  Type  Foundries. ) 

Brunt  &  Fisher,  509  Bush 

Dorety  Joseph  H,  527  Commercial 

Marder,  Luse  &  Co,         528  Sacramento 
Painter  &  Co,  512  Clay 

Palmer  &  Rey,        405  and  407  Sansome 
Tatum  &  Bowen,  12  California 

JOSEPH  H.  DORETY, 

AGENT  FOR 

JOHNSON'S  PRINTING  INKS 

AND 

GEORGE  MEIER  &  CD'S 

Bronze  Powders,  Qold  Leaf,  Etc. 

5S7  Commercial  Street. 


JVOTIOE. 


PALMER  &  BEY 

Have  remuveii  from  their  old  stand,  527  and 
529  Commeroial  Street,  to  the  live- 
story  building 

405  &  407  Sansome  Street. 


PRODUCE. 

(See,  also.  Dairy  Produce;  also  Commis- 
sion Merchants.) 

Asmann  Adolph, 

69  and  70  Cal  Market  and  1517  Polk 
Everding  John  &  Co  (Oregon  Pro- 
duce), 48  Clay 
Nugent  &  O'Neal,           229  Wajhington 
Price  VV  C  &  Co,            320  Washington 

PROVISIONS. 

Bay  City  Packing  and  Provision  Co, 

Bay  City  Market 
Bunker  Robert  ¥  (packer), 

74  and  75  California  Market 
Haight  Robert  &  Co  (wholesale), 

22(5  Front 
Merry,  Faull  ife  Co  (packers), 

125  and  127  California 
San  Francisco  Packing  and  Provi- 
sion Co  (Frank  Win  Rossback), 
Stalls  54  and  55  Washington  Market 
Union  Packing  Co,  Sidney   Smith 

pres,  121  Market 

Wilson  J  Y  &  Co, 

9  Sutter  and  508  Market 
Witsel  &  Baker  (wholesale),    324  Clay 
Wooster  J   B  &  Co  (wholesale  and 
dairy),  218  and  220  Front 


PUBLISHERS. 

(See,  also.  Newspapers  and  Periodicals.) 

Dewing  J  &  Co  (book),  420  Bush 

Elliott  W  W  &  Co  (county  histories), 

619  Montgomery 
McKenney  L  M   &  Co  (directory), 

238  Montgomery 
White  J  T  &  Co,  23  Dupont 

PUBLISHERS'  AGENTS. 

(See,  also,  Books  and  Stationery. ) 

MacEwen  Alexander  W  H, 

108  Leidesdorff 
White  James  T  &  Co,  (agt  of  D  Ap- 
pleton  &  Co),  23  Dupont 

PUMPS  AND  BLOCKS. 

(See,  also.  Machinery). 

Berry  &  Place  Machine  Co  (Parke  & 

Lacy),  323  and  325  Market 

Freeland  E  G,  102  Market 

Lane  W  E,       505  Kearny  nr  California 
Sanford  A  B,  agt  Pulsometer  Steam 

Pump  Co,  102  Market 

Steen  E  T,  113  Mission 

Woodin  &  Little,  421  Market 

PURCHASING  AGENTS. 

Covert  H  M,  203  Sacramento 

Jackson  T  W  &  Co,  304  California 

Farmers'  Co-operative  Purchasing 
Agency   (James  A  Miller  &  Co), 

13  Pine 
Stein  Aaron,  NE  cor  Sansome  and  Pine 

RAILROADS  AND  OFFI 
CIALS. 

Atchison,   Topeka    and  Santa    Fe 
Railroad,  D  W  Hitchcock  general 
western  passenger  agt, 
(nlUo  i  Montgomery,  Masonic  Temple 

Central  Pacific  Railroail,  T  H  (Good- 
man general  passenger  and  ticket 
agt,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Chicago  &  Northwestern  R  R  Co, 
J  Meredith  Davies  agt, 

2  New  Montgomery 

Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific  R  R, 

()08  Miirket 

Davies  J  Meredith,  gen  agt  Chicago 
and    Northwestern  Railroad  Co, 

2  New  Montgomery 

(iarratt  A  M,  gen  freight  and  pas- 
senger agt  S  P  C  R  R,       fool  Mail,  t 

(Jood»ll,  Perkins  &  Co,  agts  Oregon 
Railway  and  Navigation  Co, 

10  Market 


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Goodman  T  H,  general  paaaenger 
and  ticket  agt  Central  Pacific 
Railroad,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Kirkland  Joseph  B,      116  Montgomery 

Lakeshore  and  Southern  Railroad, 
Wm  Be  Dell  agt,  22  Montgomery 

Malpas  A,  agt  C  P  R  R,       foot  Market 

Mead  Wm  H,  traveling  railroad 
agt,  1  Montgomery 

Michigan  Central  Railroad,  Wm 
BeDell  act,  22  Montgomery 

Michigan  Southern  Railroad,  Wm 
BeDuU  agt,  22  Montgomery 

Northern  Division  S  P  R  R,  H  R 
Judah  assistant  ticket  agt, 

cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Oregon  Railway  and  Navigation  Co, 
Goodall,  Perkins  &  Co  agts,  10  Market 

San  Francisco  and  North  Pacific 
Railroad,  James  M  Donahue  sec 

.  430  Montgomery 

San  Joa<xuin  and  Sierra  Nevada 
Railroad  Co,  Edward  F  Stone  sec, 

room  4,  306  Pine 

Sonoma  Valley  Railroad,  Peter 
Donahue  pres,  430  Montgomery 

Stanford  Leland,  pres  Central  PaciHc 
Railroad,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Stubbs  J  C,  general  freight  agt  Cen- 
tral Pacific  RR,  cor  4th  and  Townsend 

Union  Pacific  Railway,  D  W  Hitch- 
cock general  agt, 

1  MontgoTuery,  Masonic  Temple 

RANGES. 

Montague  W  W  &  Co,   110-118  Battery 


W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO., 

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RANGES  AND  STOVES 

110,  112.  114,  116  and  118 
Hattoiy  Ntr«'«'t,  Nan  Fraiiriwo. 

REAL  ESTATE. 

i?railf<>i(l  (;  H,  413  Montgoniory 

Butterfiold  AN'iUiaiii,       lOit  Moiitf^diiicry 
Cli.-ipin  (Joorgu  W,  .'ilO  .M(iiit>,'oiiiL'iy 

Cos^M'dve  C'hristiiplii.T,  <>.")■_'  Market 

Crane  Albert  K  (sale  ai^t  farm  .•iiiti 

ciiuiitry  jiropcrty ),       IK)  Montgdiiicrv 
Diirkiii  I'  &  K,  "" 

Kastini  &  Kliliiilge, 
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.'(111   Kearny 

3l'L'  M'.iit-onury 

331   Kearii\- 

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FfurrLs  Mattliew  (loan  at'^i.    l.<-' Kearny 


Hill  John  H,      room  3,  605  Sacramento 
Lane  J  J,  230  Kearny 

Madison    &   Burke, 
401  and  403  Montgomery,  cor  California 
Magee  Thomas,  20  Montgomery 

Matthews  W  R  &  Co,  5  J  Kearny 

McAfee  Bros,  328  Montgomery 

McAlester  &  Jones,       422  Montgomery 
Moran  Thos  &  Co, 

room  1,  605  Sacramento 
Oregon  Improvement  Co,  E  W  Sells 
cashier,   J    L   Howard  assistant 
mgr,  210  Battery 

Osterreicher  L,  503  California 

Pacific  Coast  Land  Bureau,  G  W 

Fink  mgr,  22  Montgomery 

Tittel  Mrs  M  E,  417  Bush 

Wade  Wm  M,  214  Sansome 

White  &  Scofield,    '  305  Kearny 

Wilde  F  B,  22  Montgomery 

REFRIGERATORS. 

California  Refrigerator  Co,  727-731  4th 

REGALIAS,  FLAGS,  ETC. 


Norcross  Daniel  &  Co, 
Schaezleiu  R, 


6  Post 
13-19  Trinity 


REPEATING  ARMS. 

Ladd  C  D,  agt  Ballard  Rifle, 

iVJi)  and  531  Kearny 
Skinker  John   agt  Winchester  Re- 
peating Arms,  115  Pine 

RESTAURANTS. 

(See,  also.  Oyster  Saloons. ) 

Rahruth  Hilbert,  214  Washington 

Cable    Restaurant    (Felix    Meklin) 

15311  (ieary 
Cafe  Lafayette  (Mouthon  &  IJonles), 

."•OS  Bush 
C  a  1  i  f  o  r  n  i  a    Cable    Kestaiirant 

((Jeorge  Norval),  I4'_'7  (.'alifornia 

Cliri.st  .t   Fralini,  '24  'M 

Dellasanta  Loilovico    (Xew   Italian 

Restaurant),  I'J  i'illis 

Fountain  ('I'lie)  I'estaurant  ((Jeorge 

Sehniitt),     SK  >:or  Sutter  and  Kearny 
Traneiscovieh  John,  10  Maaon 

Frank  .[  A  Co    (Albemarle    Re  tan - 

rant),  10  Mason 

I'reitas  Manuel,  13  '2d 

Kieneh  Restaurant  ((J    II  Richard), 

315  4tli 
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1   llaight  and  11H1  Market 
(MjKlendate  lastaurant  (L.I  <  ^rant), 

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Lick  House  Restaurant  (FW  Hau- 

brick),  bet  Sutter  and  Post 

Lisbon  Chop  House  (Francisco  Oli- 

vero),  503  Davis 

Maisou  Dor^  Restaurant  (Tschur  & 

Dingeon),  217  Kearny 

"Morning  Call"  Restaurant  (P  Svet- 

inich),  305  6th 

New  Italian  Restaurant   (Lodovico 

Dellasanta),  12  Ellis 

New  York  Bakery  Restaurant  ( \Vm 

Pike),  626  and  628  Kearny 

Norval    George    (California    Cable 

Restaurant),  1427  California 

Olivero  Francisco,  503  Davis 

Olsen  J  J,  42  Spear 

Richard  G  H  (French),  315  4th 

Ross  Charles,  501)  Mission 

Rowe  Edward  E,  203  O'Farrell 

Steuart  JameSj  214  2d 

Stork  &  Ligon,  445  Bush 

Von  Ronn  &  Schlichting,  ' 

cor  Folsom  and  Ea.it 

RIDING  ACADEMY. 

Marshall  Arthur,  737  Folsom 

ROCK  DRILLS. 

Berry  &  Place  Machine  Co  (Parke 
&  Lacy),  323  and  325  Market 

ROLLING  MILLS. 

Alvonl  William,  pros  Pacific  Roll- 
ing Mill  Co,  202  Market 

Pacilic  bulling  Mill  Co,  L  Biiench- 
loy  goiu  rill  myr,  202  Market 


ROOFERS-METAL. 


Sutton  0  Jr  &  Co,  32  California 

Woonsocket  Rubber  Co's   Agency, 
Jas  W  Dolan  agt,  414  and  416  Market 

WooflSOCketRofc  Go's  Agency. 

GOODYKAR'S  M.  B.  S.  CO.— Always  on  hand 
a  full  supply  of  tliu  Celebrated  Woonsocket 
Farming'  and  Minin!,'  Boots.  AImo,  tlio  Celebra- 
ted "  Wales  Ooodyoar  Arctlrs,"  Rubber  Shoes, 
etc.  All  orders  promptly  filled  at  the  vorv  lowest 
Market  Rates.  JAMES  W.  DOLAIV, 
Agent  for  Pacific  Coast. 
414  A  410  Market  Street,  t^.  F. 


RUBBER  STAMPS. 

Klinkner  C  A  &  Co,  320  Sansome 

Mohrig  Edwin,  252  Market 

Oakley's  Rubber  Stamp   Manufac- 
tory (A  Doty  Oakley),712  Montgom'ry 
Truworthy  Mrs  F  M,  318  Front 

RUCHINGS. 

Lash  H  (manufacturer),        537  Market 

SADDLERY  HARDWARE. 


Johnson  J  C  &  Co, 


12  and  14  Pine 


Coiiliii  &  Roberts, 


728  Mission 


CONLIN  &  ROBERTS, 
31  ETA  L  li  O  O  FEUS 

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JT  <'iittii>,  fti',  Knots  l!r|i:iin'il  uMil  I'aiiittil. 
\  iiilil:itoi>  ami  CliiiiiiH'V  '\\'y*.  .N'atiM'l  ratciit 
.Siii'iKf  anil  S'l'titilatiiii;  ('hiniiii'xs.  %o.  ^'ZH 
UliMMioii  Nti'«>«'t ,  lictwcL'ii  Tliu'il  and  Fourth, 
Siiii   I'raiM  i>'-.i. 


RUBBER  GOODS.  HOSE  AND 
LEATHER  BELTING. 


I'aviH  it  Kollog;;  (iinjiortor.s  anil 
ilfiilcrs    ill  nil)lK'r  l)oi.t3),  34  California 

I  >oliiii  ilaiiii'.i  W,  (.i^t  Woonsocket 
l;ulil).r  Co),  414  and  416  .Market 

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SAFES  AND  SCALES. 

Everson,  Wallace  &  Co,(agt3  Chica- 
go Scale  Co),  116  Front 

Fairbanks  &  Hutcliinson,      401  Market 

Hall's  Safe  and  Lock  Co,  C  B  Par- 
cills  int,'r,  211  and  213  California 

Hawley  David  N  (Howe's  scales), 

117  and  ll'J  Market 

Raymond  &  Wilshire,  115  and  1 17  Front 


American  .Salt  Company  (sole  agts 
I'lummer's  ('ry.ital  Salt),  L  N 
Webber  mgr,  217  Sacramento 

SAUCE  AND  CATSUP  MANU- 
FACTURERS. 

A.siiiann  Adolph, 

611  :  ml  70  Cal  Market  and  1517  Polk 


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Repreaentative  Buaivssa  Houses 


SAW  MANUFACTURERS. 

Pacific  Saw  Manufacturing  Co, 

17  and  19  Fremont 

Union  Saw  Works  (Hawkins  &  Co), 

32  Fremont 

SAW  MILL  FURNISHERS. 

Hendy  Joshua,  49  and  51  Fremont 

L;aforth,  Rice  &  Co  (Blyniyer), 

3:^5  Market 

SAW  MILL^. 

Garcia  Saw  Mil',  Samuel  Baker  agt, 

,  202  Sacramento 
Ruffino  L  J  &  Co,  964-070  Bryant 

Welch  &  Crt,  agts  Moodyville  Saw 
Mill  Co  (limited),  of  Burrard  In- 
let, B  C,  lOU  California 

SCHOOLS  AND  COLLEGES. 

California  Commercial  College,  C  X 
Andrews  pres,  417  Kearny 

French  and  English  Institute  (Xavier 
Mefret),  712  Broadway 

Heald's  Business  College  (Woodbury 
&  Haley),  24  Post 

Pacific  Business  College  (Chamher- 
lin  &  Hobiiisoii),  ;{20  Post 

San  Francisco  Nautical  Academy, 
Edmund  McXevin  principal, 

404  and  40()  Beale 

Speranza  D  (Italian  Musical  insti- 
tute  of  San  Francisco),      104  Kearny 

SCREEN  V/ORKS. 

San  Francisco  Pioneer  Screen  Works 
(John  W  l,»uick),  ,"{2  Fremont 

SCROLL  SAWYER. 


SEWER  PIPES. 

Clark  S  &  Sons,  1310-1316  Market 
Gladding,  McBean  *  Oo,  1310  Market 
Lane  W  E,  50b  Kearny  nr  California 
Montague  W  W  &  Co,  110-118  Battery 
Williams  J  B,  945  and  947  Market 

SEWING  MACHINES. 


THE  ROYAL  ST.  JOHN. 


Lanyland  Nelson  P, 


407  Mission 


SEARCHERS   OF  RECORDS. 


Barry  &  Evans, 
(ii]lesj)ie  Clias  N, 
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41.")  Montg'iiiHTy 

r)22  Caliinrnia 

32S  Montgomery 


SEOSMEI. 

Needham's  Red  Clover,  F  C  Brf«wn- 

lee  agt,  lO.'i.'  Mission 

Trumbull  U  J  &r  Co, 

419  and  421  Sanaome 
Wellington  B  F  (and  improve*!  egg  food), 

425  Waslyngton 


A  CHILD^AN  USE  IT. 

The  ROYAI,  ST.  .loll X  i)osse><ws  fentiircs  and 
a(lvantaK:t'«  wliiili  make  it  the  most  coiiiiilett' 
ami  perfect  SKWIN(;  MACHr.VK  in  tlie  world. 
Tlie  only  Ma<'iine  wliiili  runs  eitlier 

Forward  or  Backward 

Witlumt  .stojijiini;  it  clianj;iM)f  dircetion  <if  wurk. 

C.  SHAWL.  General  Agert 

No.  30  Second  Street, 

SAN   KltANC  ISCO. 


Bi  aze  &  Ortiz,       3-'8  Montgomery  ave 
Bodley  E  C,  20  New  Montgomery 

l>avis    Sewing  Machine   Co,    Mark 

Sheldon  agt,  9  and  1  i    1st 

Dwclle   J    H   (New   Domestic   and 

Shigcr),  27  6th 

Eggleston    A   T    (Will cox   &  (iibbs 

Sewing  Machine  Co),  124  Post 

McCan  P,  215  4th 

Nagel  Jf)hn,  1100  Stockton 

(,>ueen  Sewing  Machine,  Mark  Shel- 
don agt,  9-13  Ist 
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Shawl  agt,  30  2d 

Royal  St  John  Sewing  Machine, 
C  Shawl  agt,  30  2d 


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Sheldon  Mark,  9-13  Ist 

Sinser  Manufacturing  Co,  John  R 

McKenzie  mgr,  116  Sutter 

Stewart    Sewing    Machine,    Mark 

Sheldon  agt,  9-13  lat 

Springfield  Sewing  Machine,  Mark 

Sheldon  agt,  9-13  Ist 

SEWING  MACHINE    SUP- 
PLIES. 

Sadler  &  Co  (machine  needles), 

605  Market 
Sheldon  Mark,  9-13  Ist 

SHEEP  WASH. 

Jackson  T  W  &  Co,  304  California 


T.  W.  JACKSON  &  CO. 

Commission  Merchants 

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Soda,  and  purchas- 
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SHEET-IRON  PIPE. 

Smith  Francis  ft  Co,  130  Beale 

SHIRT     MANUFACTURERS. 

Black  Howard,  126  Kearny 

Boston  Shirt  Manufactory  (William 

Keinstein),  411  Kearny 

De  Mill  E  a,  104  Kearny 

Kellerher  Mrs  C,  126  Kearny 

Lawton  W  D  ft  Co, 

608  Market  and  9  Post 
McPherson  (1  W  &  Co,  608  Market 
Reinstein  William,  411  Kearny 


HOWARD  BLACK, 

CUSTOM  SHIRT  MAKER 

No.  186  Kearny  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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Perfect  Fit  Guaranteed,  iind  all  Goods  Warranted  as  represented. 

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a  system  of  measuring  so  complete  that  any  one  can  measure  themselves,  and  as 
well  as  though  they  were  measured  by  us,  which  we  will  send  to  our  country 
patrons  on  application.  We  will  also  send  samples  of  Lamb's  Wool  and  othe*^ 
Flannels  and  English  Cotton  Flannels,  and  of  the  latest  styles  of  Bosoms,  Che- 
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SHIP  AND  BOAT  BUILDERS, 

RIGGERS,  SPAR  MAKERS, 

ETC. 


Faruham  &  White, 
Mutr  Adam, 


6  Folsom 
1015  Battery 


SHIP  CHANDLERS. 

Heath,  Gallup  ft  Co,  68  Clay 

SHIPPING  AND  COMMISSION 
MERCHANTS. 

(See,  also,  Commission  Merchants. ) 

Coleman  Wm  T  ft  Co» 

121  and  123  Market 
Dingley  C  L, 

110  Mission  and  8  and  10  Pine 
Donaldson  ft  Co,  319  California 

Goodall,  Perkins  ft  Co,  (agts  Spring 
Valley   Water  Co  for  shipping), 

10  Market 
Herrick  E  M,  19  Steuart 

Houston  W  J  ft  Co, 

2J5  and  217  California 
Jones  ft  Co,  121  and  123  Market 

Macondray  ft  Co,  204  and  206  Sansome 
Parrott  ft  Co,  306  California 

Peters  F  C,  13  Main 

Scofield  &  Tevis,  120  and  122  Front 

Welch  ft  Co,  109  California 

SHOW  CARDS. 

Sanborn  G  W,  123  California 

SHOW  CASE  MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


JOHN  LEVY  &  CO. 

SILTBRWARB 

WATCHES, 

French  Clocks,  Jewelry  and  Diamonds, 
118  Sutter  Street. 


SMELTING  AND  LEAD. 

Selby  Smelting  and  Lead  Co,  A  J 
Ralston  pres,  416  Montgomery 

SMOKERS     ARTICLES-IM- 
PORTERS. 

Grundel  J  G,  24  O'Farrell 

Heininger  C  H  ft  Co,      609  Sacramento 
Herz  Gustav,  315  Battery 

Son  Bros,  300  and  302  California 


Furlong  ft  Manseau, 
Teubner  ft  Hofbiann, 


819  Market 
532  California 


SILK  MANUFACTURERS. 

Brown  ft  Metzner,  549  Market 

Cotter  John  D  ft  Co, 

26  New  Montgomery 

SILVER   PLATERS. 

(See,  also,  Platers,  Gold  and  Silver.) 

California  Electrical  Works,  35  Market 
Schaezlein  R,  13-19  Trinity 


SILVERWARE. 


Levy  John  ft  Co, 
Titcomb  A  C  ft  Co, 


118  Sutter 
24  Post 


GUSTAV  HERZ, 

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Pipes  and  Smokers'  Articles,  Cutlery, 

Brushes,  Druggists'  Sundries, 

Chamois,  Sponges,  Essential  Oils. 

Gums,  etc. 

No.  316  Batterjr  Street. 

Bet.  Cuinnicrciul  und  (iuy,         San  FraiiciHco. 

SOAP. 

Houston  W  J  ft  Co, 

215  and  217  California 

SOAP  MAKERS  MATERIALS. 

Jackson  T  W  ft  Co,  304  California 

SOAP  STONE  ROOFING. 

Merrell  I  L,  316  Townsend  nr  4th 

SODA. 

Jackson  T  W  ft  Co,  304  California 

SODA  APPARATUS. 

Watson  ft  Co    (Puffet   A  D    and 
Jones),  122  and  124  Market 

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California     Spring   Manufacturing 
Co,  A  S  Warner  pros, 

147  and  14U  New  Montgomery 

STAIR  BUILDERS. 


Hurley  Dennis  J, 
Ldiigland  Nelson  P, 


134  Main 
407  Mission 


N.  P.  LANGLAND, 
STAIR  BUILDER, 

Wood  Turner  and  Scroll  Sawer, 
407  Mission  Street, 


STAMP  MILLS. 

Huntington  F  A  (and  rock  crushers), 

220  Fremont 

STAMPED  WARE. 

Ray  W  S  &  Co  (importers),  12  and 
14  Market  and  9  and  11  Sacramento 

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STATIONERS-WHOLE- 
SALE. 

Bancroft  A  L  &  Co,  721  Market 

Crocker  H  S  ft  Co,  215-219  Buah 

Cunningham,  Curtiss  &  Welch, 

SW  cor  Sansome  and  Sacramento 
Denny  Edward  &,  Co,  importers, 

418  Montgomery 
Dewing  J  &  Co,  importers  of  books, 

420  Bush 
Dittman  E  (importer),  1514  Polk 

Son  Br js,  300  and  302  California 

STEAM  ENGINES. 

Linfortfa,  Bice  &  Co,  325  Market 

STEAMER  LINES  AND  AGEN- 
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Coleman  W  T  &  Co's  Lines  of  Clip- 
per Ships,  Philadelphia,  Boston 
and  Hongkong, 

Office  SE  cor  Market  and  Mission 


Crescent  City  and  Trinidad  Steam- 
ship Line,  Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co  agts, 

II  andlSBeale 
Fugazi  J  F,  5  Montgomery 

Hamburg  American  Packet  Co,  J  F 

Meinke  &  Co  agts,  401  California 

Inman  Line  S  S  Co,  A  Malpas  agt, 

foot  of  Market 
Kirkland  Jos  B,  1 16  Montgomery 

Occidental  and  Oriental  S  S  Co,  T 
H  Goodman  gen  agt 

cor  4th  and  Townsend 
Pacific  Coast  S  S  Co,  Goodall,  Per- 
kins &  Co,  10  Market,  ticket  office 

214  Montgomery 
Pacific  Mail  S  S  Co,  Williams,  Di- 
mond  &  Co, 

202  Market  and  1st  and  Brannan 
Welch  &  Co,  (agts  Planters  Line  for 

Honolulu),  109  California 

Wolff  &  Reinhold,  Hamburg  line  of 
vessels,  506  Battery 

STEAM  FITTERS. 

Sanford  A  B,  102  Market 


Praotloal  Steam  Fitter,  and  Uannfiftettirer  of 

STEAMiHGI  WATER  HEATING  APPm 

For  Warmings  Dwellin|;s»  Stores.  Churches,  and  all  Public 
Buildinipi  and  Hot  Houses. 

ALSO, 

Hot  Water  Heaters,         Steam  Heaters,  Steam  Soup  Boilers, 

Sectional  Steam  Boilers.  Steam  Traps. 

I02  Market  Street, San  Francisco. 


STEAM  POWER. 

Llewellyn  Steam  Condenser  Manu- 
facturing Co,  Chas  £  Allen  sec, 

330  Pine 

STEAM  PUMPS. 

GosB  k  Dow,   proprs  Dow  Steam 
Pump  Works,  114-116  Boale 

Fulsometer  Steam  Pump  Co,  A  B 
Sanford  agt,  102  Market 

STEERING  WHEELS. 

Bragg  Robt,  manufacturer,       322  Main 


STENOGRAPHERS. 

Osbourne  &  Jones,      309  Montgomery 

STEP   LADDER   MANUFAC- 
TURER. 

Stockton  E  A,         411  Mission  3d  floor 

STEVEDORES. 


Allen  k  Young, 
Haseltine  Chas  E  &  Co, 


1026  Battery 
34  Steuart 


STENCIL  CUTTERS. 

Wood  &,  Strickland,  749  Market 


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STENCIL  PLATES. 

Klinkner  C  A  &  Co,  (maiiufacturoni), 

320Saii8ome 


Mohrig  Edwin, 
Tniworthy  Mrs  F  W, 
Wood  &  Strickland, 


252  Market 

318  Front 

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HANUrACTVRER  OF 

STENCIL  PLATES,  PBEB  MPS 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  and  for  sale  Steneil  Bruahes,  Inks  and  Cups, 

and  in  fact  everything  pertaining  to  the  business.     Orders  by 
Mail  promptly  attended  to 

318  Front  Street,  San  Francisco. 


STOCK  AND  SALE  YARD. 

Horan  J  D,     NE  cor  10th  and  Howard 
Moffat  E  &  H,  cattle  dealers, 
238  Kearny  and  Ist  ave  near  Kentucky 

STONEWARE. 

Clark  N  &  Sons,         1310-1316  Market 

STOVES  AND  TINWARE. 

(^'ee,  also.  Tinners.) 

Arnold  N  S  &  Co,  (importers), 

SW  cor  California  and  Davis 
Brook  ft  Kneass,  12  Mason 

Lane  W  E,  505  Kearny  nr  California 
Montague  W  W  &  Co,  110-118  Battery 
Porteous  A,  1314  Dupont 

RayWS&Co,         12  and  14  Market 
and  9  and  1 1  Sacramento 
Rehu  Charles,  208  16th 


W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO., 

Importers  of 

STOVES  AND  METALS, 

110.  118.  114.  116  and  118 

BATTERY  STREET.  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


STRAW  WORKS. 

Babbitt  John  U  (Excelsior),      120  4th 


EXCELSIOR 

STRAW  WORKS 

120  Fourth  Street, 


Illusion  Frames  made  to  order.  Straw 
Goods  Dyed,  Bleached  and  Pressed  neat- 
ly and  with  dispatch.  Hat  and  Bonnet 
Frames  on  hand.  Particular  attention 
paid  to  Country  Orders. 

J.  B.  BABBITT,  Proprietor. 


SUBSCRIPTION  AGENTS. 

White  James  T  &  Co,  23  Dupont 

SUGAR  CANE  MILLS. 

Linforth,  Rice  &  Co  (and  evapora- 
tors),  32h  Market 

SURGICAL    INSTRUMENTS. 


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Lyons  Arthur  W  N,  325^  Bush 

National  Surgical  Institute  (Drs  J 


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M  Hinkle  and  G  W  Handy),  319  Bush 


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IMPORTERS  OF  SURGICAL  INSTRUMENTS 
Mid  Dental  Oooda.  M'Uiufacturem  of  Tnu- 
8M  and  Apparatus  tor  Detormitiea,  etc.  Dealers 
in  Fine  Cutlery,  etc. 

118  HontgoBMirj  Str««tt 

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SURVEYORS. 


Benaon  John  A, 
Shortt  L  H, 


607  Montgomery 
120  Sutter 


SUSPENDERS. 

Heineman  H  M,  35  Sutter 

SQUIRREL  POISON. 

Wakelee  &  Co  (and  patent  medi- 
cines),       cor  Bash  and  Montgomery 

TAILORS. 

(See  Merchant  Tailors.) 

Abraham  Max, 
Benedict  &  Smith, 


919  Pacific 
136  Montgomery 


Burr  &  Fink,  620  Market 

Curley  John  H  &  Co,  14  Monteomeiy 
Friedlander  B,  761  Market 

Gordon  Bros,  202  Kearny 

Green  &;  Seiler,  689  Market 

Kaiser  William,  335  Bush 

Lacher  George,  403  Sutter 

Levison  H, 

323  Montgomery  and  733  Market 
Litchfield  J  M  &  Co,  415  Montgomery 
Niooll  Alexander,  816  and  818  Market 
Parker  T  G  &  Co,  237  Kearny 

Poheim  Joe, 

724  Market  and  203  Montgomery 
Beid  John,  907^  Market 

Rourke  John,  629  Market 

Schmidt  John,  510  Montgomery  ave 
Steil  Henry,  621  and  623  Market 

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Fashionable    Tailors, 

No.  14  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco. 

We  beg  tu  inform  the  public  that  we  hare  jiibt  received  from  Europe  direct  a  lar^  stock  of  the 
choicest  patterns  of  French.  EiiKlIsh  ami  fiicotfh  UoodM  for  Fall  and  Winter  Wear, 
which  are  unexcelled  by  no  other  Merchant  Tailnrinvr  establishment  in  San  Francisco.  We  are 
offering  these  goods  at  exceedingly  liOW  Prlres,  and  invite  you  to  call  and  examine  same. 

J.  H.  CURLEY  ft  CO. 


B.  FRIEDLANDER, 

MERCHANT  TAILOR, 

761  Market  «treet, 

Bet.  Third  and  Fourth,        San  Fra:nci8co,  Cal. 


A  full  line  of  French,  German  and  English 
Cloths  always  on  hand,  and  t>erfect  fit  guaran- 
teed.   Samples  sent  on  application. 


TANKS  AND  PUMPS. 

Jewell  A  M  &;  Co,  Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 
Krogh  F  W  &  Co,  61  Beale 

Woudin  &  Little  (manufacturers), 

421  Market 


TANNERIES. 

Balz  Bros  St.  Finkeldey, 

San  Bruno  Ruad  bet  26th  and  26th 
Curtis  Richard, 

cor  28th  and  San  Bruno  Road 
Norton  A  W  ft  Co,  40Q  Battery 


San    Francisco     Tannery     (Anton 
Kri'i), 
San  Bruno  Road  bet  28th  and  29th 
Sawyer  BF  ft  Co,  400  Battery 

Sloss  Louis  ft  Co,    301  and  312  Sansome 

TAXIDERMISTS. 

Jackson  Wm  J  A,  647  Market 

Nolte  W  F,  31  Turk 

Woodward's  Museum  (Wm  F  Nolte), 

31  Turk 

TEAS. 

McCarthy  Bros  ft  Co  (importers), 

119  and  121  Front 

TELEGRAPH  COMPANY. 

Western    Union  Telegraph     Com- 
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300  Montgomery 

TELEGRAPH  SUPPLIES. 

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TERRA  COTTA  GOODS. 

Clark  N  &  Sons  (manufacturers), 

1310-1316  Market 
Gladding,  MoBean  ft  Co,     1310  Market 
San  Franciaco  Sewer  Pipe  Associa- 
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TERRA  COTTA  SEWER-PIPE 

Williams  J  B,  945  and  947  Market 


TILES. 


H  T  Holmes  Lime  Co, 
Lmforth,  Rice  ft  Co, 
Montague  W  W  ft  Co, 


14-18  Market 

325  Market 

110-118  Battery 


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TIN  CANS. 

Montague  W  W  ft  Co,  110-118  Battery 

TIN  FOIL. 

Watson  ft  Co,  124  Market 

TIN  IMPORTERS. 

Montague  W  W  ft  Co,  110-118  Battery 

TINNERS   STOCK. 

Montague  W  W  ft  Co,  110-118  Battery 

TIN  PLATE. 

Montague  W  W  ft  Co,  110-118  Battery 


TINWARE-CWHOLESALE.) 

Montague  W  W  ft  Co,  110-118  Battery 


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Importers  o^  ^ 

TIN  ?\m  AND  SHEET  IRON, 

110, 118, 114,  lie  and  118 

BATTERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO., 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

Plain,  Japanned,  Planished  and  Stamped 

tinwaiue:, 

110,  118,  114,  116  and  118 

BATTERY  STREET,      SAN  FRANCISCO. 


TINSMITH. 


TOOLS. 

Everson,  Wallace  ft  Co, 
Osborn  ft  Alexander, 
Tatum  ft  Bowen, 

TOYS. 


116  Front 

628  Market 

12  California 


Davis  Bros,  Toklas  ft  Co,    10-16  Sutter 
Dittmann  E,  1514  Polk 

bixon  Mrs  H  H,  628  Hayes 

Feigenbaum  ft  Co, 

620-526  Market  and  21  and  23  Sutter 
Peters  F  M  L  ft  Co,  207  Montgomery 
Twiggs  DA,  408  3d 


TRIMMINGS. 

Jacobs  Mrs  H  ft  Co, 


22  6th 


TRUNK   AND  VALISE 
MAKERS. 

Block  D  ft  Co,  107  Sansome 

Mierson,  Jewell  ft  Co,    528-532  Kearny 
Norgrove  John,  12  Geary 

TRUSSES. 

Beeman  Wm,  32  O'FarreU 

Folkers  J  H  A  ft  Bro,  1 18  Montgomery 

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Shoulder  Braces,  Breast  Pads,  etc. 

Offloe,  Bhiels'  BuUdlBg,  SS  OTAirell 

Street,  Upstairs,  Rooma  4*0. 

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IMPORTERS  OF  SURGICAL  INSTRUMENTS 
and  Dental  Goods,  Manufacturers  of  Trus- 
ses and  Apparatus  for  Deformities,  etc.  Dealers 
in  Fine  Cutlery,  etc 

118  Montgomerjr  Street* 

Next  door  to  Occidental  Hotel  Entrance,  S.  F. 
Sole  Agents  for  Oea  Tiemann  &  Co.,  New  York. 

TUBS  AND  WATER  TANKS. 

Jewell  A  M  &  Co  (manufacturers), 

Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 

TURNING. 

WetherLee  Geo  M,  734  Bryant 

TYPE  FOUNDRY. 

Pacific  Type  Foundry  (Marder,  Luse 
&  Co),  Hugh  Wallace  mgr, 

526  and  628  Sacramento 
Palmer  &  Rey,  405  and  407  Sansome 
Tatum  k  Bowen,  12  California 

UMBRELLA  MAKERS. 

Barr  J  D,  323  Bush 

First  Premiums  Awarded  Meclianies'  Fair, 

1868-69,  and  1871. 


J.  D.  BARR, 

Pioneer  Manufktcturer  of  lAtest  Styles 

Umbrellas  and  Parasols, 

No.  888  BUSH  STREET. 

(Alhambra  BuilUing,) 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

UNDERTAKERS. 

Dierks  Theodore,  957  Mission 

Gray  N  &  Co,  641-645  Sacramento 

Maasey  Atkins,  649  and  651  Sacramento 
O'Connor  &  Sheehy,  767  Mission 

Peterson,  Hartman  &  Co,    766  Wission 

UNDERWRITERS. 

Berthean  Cesar  Jr,  mgr  New  York 

Underwriters'  Agency,  209  Sansome 
Boston  Underwriters,  Ed  E  Potter 

mgr,  415  California 

Bremen  Underwriters,  Henry  Balzer 

ft  Co  agts,  209  Sansome 

Hamburg  Board  of  Underwriters, 

HellmaD  Bros  ft  Co  agts,  525  Front 
New  York   Underwriters,    Henry 

Balzer  ft  Co  agts,  209  Sansome 


Thomas  Eugene  ft  Co, 

617  and  619  Sansome 

U.  S.  OFFICERS. 

Board  of  State  Viticultaral  Com- 
missioners, ArpadHaraszthypres, 

111  Leidesdorff 

California  State  Mining  Bureau, 
Henry  G  Hanks  State  mineralo- 
^st,  212  Sutter 

Reichert  Theodore,  clerk  Circuit 
Court  of  California,    610  Commercial 

U  S  Pension  Agency,  Henry  Cox  D 
D  agt,  620  Washington 

Wetmore  Charles  A,  sec  State  Viti- 
cultural  Commissioners, 

111  Leidesdopff 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

Bauer  Andrew,  1519  California 

Bick  Robert,  211  Ellis 

Connelly  James  ft  Co, 

532  and  534  Market  opp  Grand  Hotel 

Frank  Henry,  212-216  Commercial 

Jansen  Alex,  48-^  2d 

Kieman  ft  Hall,  225  Post 

Koehler  Chas,  231  Ellis 

Mantz  Fred  C,  1616  Polk 

Perrin  Gustave,  1161  Market 

Ridgeway  C  W,  21  T^rler 

Schwind  H  W,  703  Hyde 

Sullivan  P  J,  1000  Sutter 


ALEX.  JANSEN, 

Importer  and  Manufacturer  for  the  Trade. 

nDMstery,  Belling,  Featkers,  Etc. 

Parlor,  Churoh,Lud(fe,  Lounge  and  Chair  Frames. 

Salbsrooms 48-64  Second  Street. 

Steam  Fkathbr  Rbnovator 26  Silver  Street. 

Fact  JRT 124  Main  Street 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


UPHOLSTERY  GOODS. 

Marwedel  E  H,  541  Market 

Plum  Chas  M  ft  Co,  641  and  643  Market 
Raye  A  P  ft  Co,  739  Market 

VARIETIES. 

Feigenbaum  ft  Co,  520-526  Market 

and  21  and  23  Sutter 
Kafka  Mrs  Annie,  1325  Sacramento 
Mayers  John,  1712  Leavenworth 

VARNISHER.     . 

Merkle  Chris,  1636  Sacnunnto 


Huete 

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Fine 

Fornl 

Depot 


Gladdii 


Richtei 


CULM 


VeUets 


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Allen, 
Knapi 
White 


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Pacific 

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VARNISH  WORKS. 


Hueter  Bros  &  Co, 


601  Market 


IIA!V  FRANCISCO 

PIONEER  VARNISH  WORKS. 

HUETER  BROS.  &  CO. 

ManufacturerH  of 
Fine  Coavh  and  Railway  VarnlMh, 

ALSO, 

Farnltnre  VarnisheM  and  Japans, 

Depot,  601  Market  St.  Factory  24th  St. 


VASES. 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co,      1310  Market 

VELVETS. 

Richter  P  E  &  Co.  109  California 


J.  W.  ECK 

CULMBACH     V1?T  VW^ 
BAVARIINTijLlflilo 

Vehets  for  i  ^ilway  Carrlajces  and  Furniture. 

P.  E.  BICHTEB  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents, 

109  CalirDrnla  Street,  8.  F. 


VENEER. 

Allen,  Tuggle  &  Co,         18  and  20  Spear 

Kaapik  PP,  426  4th 

White  Bros,  14  and  16  Spear 

and  13  and  15  Main 

VINEGAR  &  CIDER  WORKS. 

Klewisch  J  O  (vinegar  sauce,  etc), 

935  Miintgomenr  ave 
Pacific  Vinegar    Works,    John    L 

Koster  mgr,  33  Main 

Preble  &  Jones,  218  Davis 

VITRIFIED  IRON. 

Gladding,  McBean  &  Co, 

1310-1316  Market 

WAGON^AND  CARRIAGE  MA 
TERIAL. 

AUeDi  Tuggle  &  Co,        18  and  20  Spear 

White  Bros,  13  and  15  Main 

and  14  and  16  Spear 


WAGONMAKERS. 

(See,    also,    Blaoksmitus   and  Wagon- 
makers.) 

Arfort  John  B  (piano  moving  truck 
manufacturer),  623  Geary 

Daclin  Chas  &  Son, 

N£  cor  Sansome  and  Jackson 

Gallaeher  James  &  Son,      843  Htrrison 

Plumbe  J  F  (adjustable  wagon  and 
buggy  tops),  27  2d 

WAGONS. 

Bull  Georae  &  Co  (Wm  Harrison's 

wagons),  31  Market 

Sanborn  A  W  &  Co,        24  and  26  Beale 

WAREHOUSES. 

Mott  J  H  &  Co,  641  Market 

Occidental    Warehouse     ( Wm    M 
Starr),  cor  Ist  and  Townsend 

WASHING  MACHINES. 

California  and  Humboldt  Washing 
Machines  (G  M  Pursell),  431  4th 

WASHING  POWDER. 

Climax  Washing  Powder,  905^  Howard 

WATCH  -  CASE     MANUFAC- 
TURERS. 


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Breidenstein  L, 
Croce  &  Marchand, 


120  Sutter 
62?  Clay 


p.  R.  CKOCK. 


C.  MARCHAND. 


CROCE  &  MARCHAND, 

WATCH  CASE  MAKERS,  No.  628  Clay  St., 
Ixavween  Montj^omery  and  Kearny,  San 
Francistx).  ,  Watch  Cases  made  in  every  style- 
Plain,  Engine  Turned  or  Eni^ved.  Silverware 
and  Jewelry  En^'ine  Turned  to  any  Pattern.  Re- 
pairinjr,  Polisbintr  and  Sprinj^ing  done  at  New 
Voric  Prices.  Orders  from  the  Country  to  the 
above  address,  through  "  Wells,  Far;?o  &  Co.", 
will  receive  prompt  rttention. 


WATCHES  AND  JEWELRY. 

(See,    also,    Jewelers —  Manufacturing; 
also.  Watchmakers  and  Jewelers.) 

BaehrWm  (manufacturer), 

649  Sacramento 
Barrett  &  Sherwood,  517  Montgomery 
Bravermnn  Louis  &  Co,  1 19  Montgomery 
California   Jewelry    Co     (Levison 

Bros),  134  Sutter 

Cook  Mrs  A  0  (hair),  126  Kearny 

Davis  Bros,  Toklas  &  Co,    10-16  Sutter 


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Jiepreaentative  Bvsineas  Houaea 


Laird  D  W. 


27  Pott 


San  Francisco  Jewelry  Hanofactory 

[■MaldlalM4  18«S.i 
No.  27  POST^STREET. 

Watches  and  Jewdlry  B-pairdt" 

ChMpeat  place  in  the  citv  f«r  m:<><mI  work. 

D.  W.  LAIRD. 


Le  y  John  ft  Co,  118  Sutter 

Lewis  H  M,  655  Clay 

Liohtenstein  M  B  ft  Cu,  101-105  Battery 
Lundy  Thomas,  7  and  U  lid 

Randolph  ft  Co,  101  and  103  Moutgoinery 
Shruve  Geo  C  ft  Co,  110  Montgomery 
Simons  Peter  B  ft  Co,  lti20  Sutter 

Titcomb  A  C  ft  Co.  '24  Post 


JOHN  LEVY  &  CO. 

WATCHES, 

French  Gloeks,  Dlamonda*  Jew< 
eby  and  Silverware, 

118  Sutter  Street. 


Importer  and  Jobber  »r 

DIAMflNn^  WATCHES,  CUXKS  AXD 
UlPilflUllllOf  Jewelry,  of  every  description. 
Nos.  7  and  •  Third  Str««t,  comer  of  Mar- 
ket. Particular  attention  paid  t»  Repalringr  of 
Watches. 
None  but  experienced  worlcinen  enipinyed. 

WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEW- 
ELERS. 

Aufrichtig  Morris,  1 1 6  6th 

Bannett  Lonis, 

732  Market,  entrance  on  Brook 
Co-operative  Watch   Hepairin^  Co 
(The),  G  U  Fletcher  sec,  331  Kearny 


Giannini  P  A, 
Laird  D  W, 
Levy  John  ft  Co, 
Myer  A  W, 
Pace  Charles, 
ProU  Bros, 
Ritter  Albert, 
Traube  H, 


lO'J  Montgomery 

27  Post 

118  Sutter 

1014  Market 

418  Battery 

1417  Polk 

303  Kearny 

643  Kearny 


Watch  Repairing  Co   (The  Co-op- 
erative), Otto  Sims  pres,  331  Kearny 

CHARLES  PACE. 

CHRONOMETKK  ANO  WATX^H  MANIIKAC- 
turer,  from  Londiin,  No.  418  Battery  Street, 
between  WaiiltinKtoii  and  Merctiunt,  San  Fran- 
cisco. Charts,  AlmanacH,  and  Nautical  Iii8trii- 
ments.    Ritchie's  Patent  Liquid  CouipaaiMW. 

(EaTABLIMIIKD  1862.) 


WATCHMAKERS    TOOLS. 

Nordman  Bros,  120  Sutter 

Wolffo  ft  Kelley,  120  Sutter 

WATER  CLOSETS. 

Milne  ft  Ciants,  618  Washington 

WATER  FILTER. 

(Gordon  C  W,  3*20  Sansome 

WATER  PIPE. 

Froelich  Christian  .Ir,  202  Market 

(Madtling,  MuBenii  &  Cu,  1310  Market 
Ijane  W  K,  50't  Ke^irny  nr  Californir 
Montague  W  W  ft  C.»,  110-118  Battery 

W.  W.  MONTAGUE  &  CO.. 

Ini|Mirt<irH  of 

Water  and  Oas  Pipe, 

IRON  PIPE, 

And  Pipe  Fittinfra  of  all  kiada. 
no,  ItJi.  114,  lie  and  IIH 

BATTKUY  STKKCT.  SAN  FitANt-ISCO. 

WHIP   MANUFACTURERS. 

Keystnn  Bros  (see  adv.  page  461 ), 

262^)  Mission 

WHITENERS  AND  PLAS- 
TERERS. 

(See,  also,  Plasterers.) 
Coleman  .fohn  E  W,  924  Folsom 

Conklin  Bros,  333  Golden  Gate  ave 
Eckler  R  E,  12  7th 

Lynch  W  M,  '25a  3d 

Kandall  Alfred,  NE  cor  5th  and  Folsom 
Wilder  Chas  B,  1013  Powell 


WIG  MAKER. 


<>o]dstein  &  Cohn, 


822  Market 


WINDMILLS    AND    HORSE 
POWER. 

Bodwell  H  H  (Excelsior), 

211  andlM:^  Miasiou 
Kfogh  F  W  ft  Co,  51  Beale 

Linforth,  Rice  &  Co  (Enterprise), 

325  Market 
Woodia  ft  Little   (Althouae   Vane- 
luss),  421  Market 


EXCELSIOR 
And  Horae  Power  Works. 


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H.  BODWELL,  Proprietor,  211  and  213 

•  MiHslon  Street,  Sun  Kraiicisco. 

Kxceldior  and  Kxcelhior  Improved  Wind  Milk. 
Little  (jiiant,    KxoeUior    and    FnrnierM*    Home 
Powurx.    Wind  &lill  l>uni]w.  Water  Tanks,  etc. 
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KETSTON  BROS., 

WHIP  MANUFACTURERSli 


KVERY  VAIMKTY  OF 

Buggy  Whips,         Whip  Stocl(s,      Whip  Lashes, 
Blacic  Snal(es,         Braided  Work,         Rawhide  Reins, 
Bridles,  Riatas,  etc.,  etc, 

ALL  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 


OFFICE  AND  SALKSUOOM, 


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104  Market  Street  and  3  California  Street 

SECOND  IXOOB. 

Factory,  &t$2&  l^isnion  (Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


WINDOW  SHADES. 


Hartshorn  &  McPhun, 
Marwedel  E  H, 


8til  Market 
541  Market 


WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 


Richter  P  E  &  Co, 


109  Califoruia 


P.  E.  RIOHTER  &  00. 

Whuleiiale  Iniporteni  of 

PUlllDimC  <'lnretti.  Olive  Oil,  etc.,  aiid 
Ulllllflr AUllL  Hole  AKeiitti  for  the  l>aciftc 
C'oaHt  for 

C'oblunz  8|wrklinif  Wine  Factory. 

Dell-(;rowii  Goiie\aQiii. 

Le  Vinonite  ile  C'hustel^'iiorii  French  Clarets. 

Mlchele  SagK'Vio  ''^  ^'<*'=*  ^^^  Olive  Oils. 

IM  Callfomla  Street.  S.  F. 

WINES,   NATIVE. 

Andnran  C  &  Co, 

515  and  517  Saciamento 
Baoh,  Meese  k  Co,  321  Montgomery 
Bovo  Gabriel,  1300  and  1302  Dapout 
Buzzini  Bros,  SE  cor  Mission  and  9th 
Dangers  Henry,  NE  cor  Post  and  Laguna 
Elmers  N,SW  cor  Powell  and  Gieenwich 


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Gunlach  J  &  Co,  SE  cor  Market  and  2d 
Lacoste  John,  901  Montgomery  ave 
Meyer  Em  &  Co,  33  Satter 

Putzam  &  Dunker,  340  Pine 

Simi  Pietro,  429  Oreen 

Walter,  Schilling  &  Co, 

\W  cor  Pine  and  Battery 

WIRE  GOODS. 

California  Wire  Works.  A  S  Halli- 
die  prea,  6  California 

California  Electrical  Works,  tele- 
graph engineers,  mfra  and  con- 
tractors, galvanized  and  plain 
telegraph  wire,  submarine  babies, 
insulators,  instruments  and  sup- 
plies, 35  Market 

The  John  A  Roebling's  Sons  &  Co, 
(and  steel),    S  V  Mooney  mgr, 

14  Drumm 

WIRE  ROPE. 

Richter  P  E  &  Co  (see  adv.  page  452), 

109  California 

WIRE  SCREENS. 

Caire  Justinian,  621-523  Market 


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nAHUllUUU  LUmDCn,  Ht.  M.F.  Osk,  Aah.  Hlek*ry,  Maple,  Ckeray.  cte. 


LOUIS  BBWEBmil  t  CO..  ■"SSBBr&.'Sf.'ytfVra'JSy  g 


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Patent  Orueible,  Steel, 

Caet  Steel,  Iron  and  Copper 

WIRE  ROPES. 

Telgeraph,  Torpedo,  and  allkiudaof 

CABLES, 

For  Suapenaton  BrIdMs,  Mininir 
Purposes  and  StreetRailroads. 

Ouaranteeii  tu  b«  equal  in  quality  and  nialce 
to  any  maiiufactured  in  thiti  country  or  imported 
tothlscooHt.  Price  lower  than  onv  yet  intro- 
duced. 

Iron,  Sterl  and  Copper  Wire. 

P.  E.  RICHTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents. 

169  California  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


WIRE  WORKS. 

California  Electrical  Wire  Works, 

li5  Market 

California  Wire  Works,  A  S  Halli- 
die  pres,  6  California 

Pacific  Wire  Works    (A  M  Fuhr- 
mann),  751  Mission 

Gruenhagen  C  H,  plain  and  orna- 
mental wire  works  of  every  de- 
scription, 069  Mission 

San  Francisco  Wire  Works  (C  H 
Gruenhagen),  669  Mission 

Wall  Edward,  >24  Howard 


SAN  rRAXCIIiCO 

WIRE  WORKS 

669  Mission  Street. 

Wire  WorlTof  all  Kinds. 

C.  H. GRUENHAGEN. 

wire  Clotli.  Wire  Balling. 

A.  |M.  FUHRMANN, 

Pacific  Wire  Works, 

751  Mission  Street,  bet  3d  and  4th, 

8AN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Sieves,  Fire  Fenders,  C;oal  Screens,  Window 
Guards,  Garden  Arches  and  Arbors,  Iron  and 
Wire  Store  Fixtures,  Flower  Stands,  and  all 
kinds  of  Plain  and  Ornamental  Wire  Work. 

Wire  Fly  Doors  and  Window 
Screens  a  Specialty. 


WOOD  AND  COAL. 

(See,  also.  Coal.) 
Aiken  A  Warden,  cor  22d  and  Valencia 


Alexander  Jas, 

Berry  Street  Wharf  bet  3d  and  4th 
Alldack  Joseph, 

SW  cor  Bush  and  Devisadero 
Bray  Frank,  cor  16th  and  Howard 

Dosoher  Henry, 

8W  cor  Pierce  and  O'Farrell 
Gawthome  &  Maguire, 

NW  cor  Main  and  Folsom 
Giovannini  Daniel,  810  Paciiio 

Giovannini  Francisco, 

SE  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
Gronduna  S  L  &  Co,  2012  Mason 

Hardiinan  &  Tierney,  710  Branmrn 

Harrington  J  C,  47-49  E\erett 

KelleyBros,  173  Railroad  ave 

Male  Giacomo,        cor  Brannan  and  8th 
Stevens  &  Gallagher,  753  Folsom 

Tierney  M,  18  Everett 

Watts  Wm,  2306,  2308  and  2310  Muson 
Whitney  &  Marshall,  22  and  24  Fremont 

WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE. 

Feldmann  L  &  Co, 

315  and  317  Sacramento 
Gillespie,  Van  De  Mark  &  Co  (man- 
ufacturers), 11  Drubim 
Lange  John  C  R,             12  Montgomery 
Linforth,  Rice  8r.  Co,              325  Market 

WOODEN  PIPES. 

Jewell  A  M  &  Co,  Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 

WOODEN  PUMPS. 

Jewell  A  M  &  Co,  Berry  bet  3d  and  4th 

WOOD  TURNERS  AND  CARV- 


Brehm  R  W, 
Cameron  &  Hull, 
Hatch  James, 
Langland  Nelson  P, 


ERS. 


221  Mission 
409  Mission 
221  Mission 
407  Micsion 


A.  CAMKRO.V. 


O.  L.  lll'LL. 


CAMERON  &  HULL, 

WOOD    TUKNKRS    AND    SCROLL    8AW- 
yers,  409  Mission  Street,  Son  Francisco. 
Columns,  Newels,  Balusters,  Ten-Pin  Balls  and 
Brackets  of  all  descriptions.    Cabinet  and  Ship 
Work  done  to  order. 
Orders  from  the  country  promptly  attended  to. 


WOOD  WORKER. 

Stockton  E  A,        3d  floor,  411  Mission 

WOOD-WORKING  MACHIN- 
ERY. 

Parke  &  Lacy,  21  and  23  Fremont 


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WOOL. 

Dellepiane  &  Co,  425  and  427  Battenr 
Lrigallet  Dominique,  6th  avo,  8outh  S  F 
Moody  &  Furrisb,  210  Davis 

Norton  A  W  &  Co,  400  Battery 

Platahek  &  Harris,  314  and  310  Battery 
Sawyer  B  F  &  Co,  400  Battery 


MOODT  &  FARISH, 

WOOL 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS 
No.  810  Davia  Street.  S.  F. 

Wnol  BatTH,  Hop  Cloth,  Twine,  Sheep  Sheara, 
Sheep-WasheH  and  Tobacco  for  uale. 
CaHh  advances  made  on  C'un8i(^inienta. 

WOOLEN  MILLS. 

California  Hosiery  Co,  Peter  Thom- 
son pres,  1 1 1  Sansome 
Debrunner  M,               528  Montgomery 


Qolden  Gate  Woolen  Mannfaotory 

Co,  Donald  McLennan  mgr, 

office  1 12  Bush,  mills  cor  Butte  and 

Bryant  ave 
San  Joso  Woolen  Mills  (W  H  Peck- 

ham),  641  Market 

YARNS. 

Bayer  &  Reich,       126  and  128  Sansome 
Richardson  Mrs  H,  752  Market 


YEAST  POWDER. 

Bernard  &  Mantell, 

707  and  709  Santome 
McCarthy  Bros  k  Vo,   vain  Don- 
nelly's Yeast  Powder, 

119  and  121  Front 

ZINCOGRAPHERS. 

Schmidt  M  k  Co, 

411  Clay  and  412  Commercial 


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ELECTROTYPINQ  AND   ENGRAVING. 

Ordara  by  Mell  Promptly  Attendad  to.   Batlmetw  fomlahed  on  AppUoatton. 
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8t. ».  F.  Black  Walant,  Spwslsk  Ceter,  Venecra. 


454 


Rfpreaentative  Business  Houses 


Bush  Street)  between  Montgomery  and  Sansome, 
SAN  FB  AN  CIS  CO,  CAZ. 


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Has  been  thoiou<flily  rfpaired  and  renovated  and  orters  extra   in'lucv- 

ments  to  tlie  traveling  public. 

THE  NEW  3IA1S/AGEMENT 

Will  spare  no  pains  in  making  the  Brooklyn  one  of  tlie  uioat  couiibrta- 
ble  and  home-like  Hotels  in  San  Francisco,  and  will  aHbrd 


PLEASANT  ACCOMMODATIONS  FOR  FAMILIES. 


THE    HOTEL    OOA^CJH 

Will  be  in  attendance  at  the  Ferries  and  Railroad  Depots  to  <;arry 
passengers  to  the  Hotel  free  of  charge. 


TERMS  REASONABLE. 


M.  C.  DUFFICY, 
T.  J.  BRANNAN, 

Proprietora. 


Of  San  FrancMco. 


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Saves  the  Finest  Gold,  Quicksilver  and  Amalgam. 

It  Works  on  Gold  Mills  Direct  to  the  Battery. 

FOR  SILVER  MILLS  BELOW  THE  SETTLER. 


Saves  Flour  Gold  out  of  Black  Sand  or  Gravel ;  has  a 
lateral  motion,  does  not  bake:  has  5  pans,  4  quick- 
silver boxes  and  3  hanging  plates. 

Rcqisires  ono-tiftli  of  tho  amount  of  water  used  in  sluire  foi*  same 

amount  of  material.     Has  a<lvantaj?es  over  any  other  Amal- 

^ramatov  in   America;  is  silver-plated  all  tb^'f'prh;  will 

run  from  15  to  100  tons  of  material  in  24  hf.iira. 

Prices  from  8300  to  8760 

For  further  purticulars  addro^is 

E.    F.    R^TTSSELXj   &   CO., 

36  Roae  AUey,  San  Frandseo,  OaL 

THE   BHIST 

WASHING    MACHINES 

AND 


I  am  niuiiiimctiirini;  three  kinds  of  Wash- 

I  Unf  Machines.    Kui-li  in  t^uaraiiteed  to  do 

I  Die  work  that  I  rupri'Meiit.    The  one  repre- 

HViited  in  this  Cut  h  th<>  '•  CAMFOKNIA." 

It  wa§het!  tive  times  an  fast  as  hy  hand  on 

the  washboard,  and  witlione-ilfth  the  labor. 

Tlie  next  bent  in  my  improved  "  HUM- 
BOl,l>T,"  with  two  rows  of  Slats  in  the 
l<ul)l)fr,  tliut  washeii  four  timoN  iw  fast  as 
on  the  biHird. 

Tlic  tidrd  one  h  .vhat  Kini-li,  of  Flomy, 

.ulls  "THK   LATIST   IMI'ROVKD  HUM- 

B(H.I>T."  with  a  ningle  row  of  Slatu  on  the 

Kubb«'.r.     ft  is  my  third-ila«s  waslier,  and 

waHheit  tliruo  tlinuM  a.<«  ta.st  iw  on  the  board.    MY  I*K1€KM  ARE  RfSAHOX ABIjK. 

tm'  A  Liberal  Discount  made  to  TraTelini;  and  Local  Amenta* 

431  Fourth  Street,  San  Francisco. 


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Repreeentative  Busvness  Houses 


E!«!9ta.l3lished  l@r@. 


IS  THE 


BRIGHTEST,  SPICIEST  AND  MOST  READABLE  WEEKLY  PAPER 

On  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  the  only  one  that 

Illustrates  Important  Events,  Noted  People*  Etc. 


BOLD.  FEARLESS  AND  INDEPENDENT. 


Subscription  Rates,  per  Year, 

Sent,  Post  Paid,  on  receipt  of  price. 


$4.00 


ALL  NEWSDEALERS  AND  POSTMASTERS 

Are  authorized  to  act  as  Agents,  to  whom  liberal  commissions  will  be  paid. 


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BY 

ROBT.     E.    CTJLBRETH, 

629  Kearny  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cat. 


No. 


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H.  Brandenstein  &  Co. 

8aeeecNM»r«  to  BOWLBY  BH08, 

Importers,  Wholesale  and  Ketail 

DEMEBSmCMBIMlS 

Top  PhsBtons,  Top  and  Open  Buggies, 
Jump  Seat  Wagons,  Top  and 
Open  Rockaways,  Single  Seat 
Business  Wagons,  Two  Seat 
Country  Wagons,  and  every  t^^^^^  i^^^ 
description  of  ySx    X,l^ 

HARNESS,  SADDLERY,  WHIPS,  BLANKETS,  ROBES,  ETC. 

Repositoryt  Sale*  Boardinff  and  Livery  Stables. 

COB.  NEW  MONTGOMERY  AND  MISSION  ST& 


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Auction  Sales— Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  11  o'clock. 
Cash  Advances  mado  on  Carriages  in  Storage. 


A.  J.  BALNY, 

Importer  and  Manufacturer  of 

OSTRICH  AND  FANCr  FEATHERS 

IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES, 

«M  Market  Street  and  9  Peat  Street, 

Opposite  Palace  Hotel, 
Room  No.  8,  up-stairs,  I9an  Franclsee. 


Feathers  Cleaned  and  Dyed  to  Sample. 


ROBERT  BRAGG, 

ON  HAND  AND  MADE  TO  ORDER, 

No.  322  Main  Street,  between  Folsom  and  Harrison, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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Representative  Btteinesa  Htmeea 


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K  GLAEK  &  SONS, 

MANUFACTURERS  OP 


Terra  Cotta  Chimney  Tops  and  Pipe, 

FIRE  BRICK,  FIRE  CLAY, 

IRRIGATING  AND  DRAIN  TILE. 

MANUFACTORY  AT  SACRAMENTO,  CAL, 

OmOB  AND  YARD. 

1310  to  1316  MASEET  STBEET,  San  Franoisoo. 
I  1 72  BROADWAY,  OAKLAND. 

GLADDING,  McBEAN  1^  CO., 

Manufacturers  of  and  Dealers  in 


STONE  WARE  WATER  PIPE. 


WATER  PIPE 


TERRA  COTTA  CHIMNEY  PIPE  AND  TOPS, 

Oardan  Vases,  Rustic  and  Plain  Flower  Pots  Fire  Brick  andJ,Tile,  Fire  Clay, 
Chemical  Maattfacturers'  Wares,  etc.,  also 


DRAIN  TTILE 


For  Draiainif  or  IrrigadB|f  Lmm'a 

Manufactory  at  Lincoln,  Placer  County,  Cal.1 

1310  MARKET  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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Bemoval  Notice^ 

The  COLTON  DENTAL  ASSOCIATION 

Formerly  925  and  927  Market  Street, 

Has  Removed  to  Phelan's  Building,  Rooms  6,  S  &  10, 

EBtnnce  809  Market  Street  iM  ■    ■    i  ^  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

GAS  spEciALisTS.~^«'iisaaLra;^si2*^^  ^ 

Eitablifhed  1803.    Over  7,000  reference!.    The  only  office  in  this  city  th»t  nwkea  and  oaae  tlMi 
Celebrated  Colton  Oaa.  DR.  CHAS.  W.  DECKER. 


t.  mnrTALL. 


J.  mBDIMOTOir. 


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r  p.  BAOoa. 


GLOBE  IBOX  WORKS. 


NTTTTALL,  BACON  &i  CO^ 

Mannfactarert  and  Repairem  of  all  kinds  of 

Machinery  i Iron  Castings 

Blaeksmithing,  JFoundry  A  Machinti  Shop  Work, 

222  Sc  224  Fremont  Street, 

Between  Howard  and  Fobom,  — ^a^i^^^^— i—  SAN  FRANCISCa 

BISHOP'S  MINING  PUMP  APPARATUS  A  SPECIALTY. 
C.  H.  Boder's  Mining  Horse  Power. 
Hoisting  and  Mining  Machinery. 

Portable,  Stationary  and  Marine  Engines. 

And  S.  B.  Lount's  Patent  Air  Compressors. 

CONDUCJTED  ON  THE  EUROPEAN  PLAN. 


Slotel, 

507  and  509  Pine  Street, 

ABOVE  KEARNY,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

EUROPAEISCHER  PUN.  TENU  k  lEUROPIENNE. 

SE  HABLA  E8PANOL, 
C.  H.  GAILHARDe  PROPRIETAIRE. 

TENIDO  AL  E8TILO  BUROPEO. 


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Representative  BusiTiesa  Houses 


Sam'l  Z.  Hurtshom.  Gsa  L.  Wa^eri. 

THURLOW  BLOCK  EXCHANGE 

No.  U6  Kearny  Street, 

Southeast  Corner  Sutter  and  Kearny  Street! , 
SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Offices  and  Rooms  to  lot,. En  Suite,  Two, 
Three,  or  Singly. 
Elevator  runs  till  10  p.  m. 

fiarxest  and  Bent  RllliarA  Par- 
lorM  on  the  Coast.   Open  at  all  hours. 

HARTSHORN  &  WATERS, 

PROPRIETORS. 


T.  J.  HEALY, 

FlumlDer,  Cfas  t]  Steam  Titter. 


DEALER  IN 


GAS  FIXTURES,  PLUMBING  MATERIALS,  IRON  PIPE,  ETC. 

Chandeliers  and  Statuary  Rebronzed  in  the  Latest  Style. 

532  BUSH  STREET,  NEAR  STOCKTON, 


Jobbing  promptly  attended  to.    All  worl<  warranted. 


li)A.!II  FI<tA!VCIS€0. 


ROBERT  HAIGHT  &  CO., 


And  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


Dairy  Produce  and  Provisions, 

220  Front  Street^  San  Francisco. 


Special  attention  given  to  Consignment!  of 

Butter,  Cheese,  Eggs,  Etc. 

QUICK  8ALE8  AND  PROMPT  RETURNS. 


Ck)untry  Orders  from  Cash  or  Short  Time  Customers  filled 
with  care  and  at  lowest  market  rates. 


Of  Scm  Franciaco. 


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F.  RwmoHUR. 


C.  WOLLnET. 


J.  SCHWBKDI. 


INDMNIIPOUS  CHMR  MANUFACTURING  CUMPANY, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Solid  Walnut  Furniture  and  Chairs. 

SALESROOMS: 
IVo.  leo  N'e'w  IMontgromery  Htreet, 

Near  Howard  Street,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Faetox3r«  Zzxdia.a3.a.polln,  Xxxdieizia.. 


OltlGHTVAJL. 


228  Stockton  Street,  opposite  Union  Square, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

MADAM  ROWLEY'S  Medicated  Toilet  MASKS. 

Cosmetic  GIm-es,  Oli>ve  Cream,  Sultana  Cream,  Bloom  of  Carnations,  Croam  of  Almonda,  Cream 
o(  Pearb,  Milk  o(  Lilliei,  Eyebrow  Penrits.  Abo,  every  description  of  Powden,  Pastes,  Liquids, 
Hair  Tonics,  Dyes  and  Dreasin;^  of  all  kinds,  Perfumerr,  etc, 

I  am  constantly  in  receipt  of  Noveltieii  from  Paris  and  HCDQ     S     T  AIVT) 

New  York.    CoOnTRY  ORDERS  SOLICITED.  JllJfcO.   O*    UVA>A/. 


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RepreaentcUive  Busi/nesH  Houaea 


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N.  P.  LANGLAND, 

Stair  MMsf  aad  Wood  Tumor, 

No.  407  Mission  Street, 

IMLechanics'  Miill,  Seconcl  Floor, 

SAN  FHANCISCO. 


From  the  Paeifie  Coast  to  Europe. 

PASSENGERS 

From  GaJifomia,  Oregon  and  Washington  Territory, 

To  »nd  from  the  Principal  Seaport  Towns  and  Cities  of 

.SNOLAND,  IBELAND,  SCOTLAND  &  WALES,  FAANCE,  SPAIN, 

ITAL7,  aEB^N7,  HOLLAND  and  BELGIUM, 

DENMABZ,  N0BWA7,  SWEDEN,  Eta 

CAN  PURCHASE  PASSAGE  TICKETS 

FOR  a  smOLE  TRIP,  in  either  dirertion,  OR  for  the  ROUND  TRIP,  via  any  of  the  fuUowine  well- 
known  STEAMSHIP  LINES : 


Chiion,  Red  Star,  National,       Anchor, 

Whit*  Star,    American,    State,  Allen,  Rotterdam, 

Oeaerale  Trans-Atlantique,         Nortbi^Serman  Lloyd  ft  Hamtmrif, 
Italian,  Bordeaox,  U.  S.  American  and  Canard. 


For  Full  partieolars— Paaaaire,  Rates,  etc,  apply  to 

A.  IMALPAS,  ACENT, 

Overland  Tictcet  Pffice,  foot  of  Market  Street 

mSSM  B.Qin06, 

DRESSMAKING  BOOMS 

Nos.  22  and  23  Thurlow  Block,  Kearny  Street 

Between  Sutter  md  Post  Streets,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Eleir^Bt  WalUac  Soita.  ETenlair  Toilets,  Bridal 

Houmiag  Coetomea  manoflMtnrcd  on  the  Shorteet  Noiiee, 
after  the  Latest  PaHsiaa  Modes. 

Orden  ttam  the  Interior  bjr  Kail  promptl/  attended  ta  IV  Take  the  Uevater, 


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ATKINS  BIASSE7, 

UNDERTAKER 

651  Sacramento  Street, 


First  house  below  Kearny, 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


BARSTOVirS  AND  OTHER  METALLIC  CASKETS 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 
ETvrythlBg  in  trar  Line  will  be  fbmlslMd  on  the  Most  Iilberal  Tema. 

I.  S.  VAN  WINKLE  &  CO., 

Importers  and  Dealers  in 

IRON,  STEEI., 


AND 


HEAVY  HARDWARE, 

And  all  Kinds  Blacksmiths'  Materials. 


AGENTS  FOR 

PERKINS'  HORSE  SHOES,  and  GLOBE.  PUTNAM, 

NORTHWESTERN  HORSE  NAILS,  ETC 

Nos.  413  &  415  Market  Street, 

BAN  FRANCISCO. 


K.  T.  ROMAINE,  Manager. 


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lUpreaentatite  Bunneaa  Houses 


THE  BEST  FAMILY 


AND 


BUSINESS    HOTEL 


FRAetCllS€0. 


IS  UNSURPASSED 


Of  San  Frannsro. 


465 


No.  643  KEARNY  STREET.  CORNER  OF  CLAY. 


Importer  and  Dealer  in 


WATCHES 


AND  AGENT  FOR  THE 

P.  S.  SABTLSTT  WALTHAIC  WATCH  00.,  (Fogg's  Patent) 


Movement  with  6  ounce  Solid  Silver  Cases,  830.00 
••  "      5      "  "        ••  "  28.00 

M  *•      ^      <•  <i         «i  ««  26.00 

M  ••      3      «i  ••         •«  t«  24.0O 

*•  «•      2      M  "         "  "  22.00 

All  Watohea  Guaranteed  for  Two  Yeara. 

All  Orders  from  the  Country  Promptly  attended  to. 

Marble  Depot  and  Steam  Saw 

L.  J.  RUFFINO  &  CO., 

(tinercmora  to  «».  BRIUNABUELLO.) 

Iniport«ra  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

FOREIGN  I  DOMESTIC  MAKBLES 

964  to  970  BRYANT  STREET, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 
P.  O.  Box  1688.  CouBtry  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 

I.  L.  MERRELL,  . 

'•'  '  PATENTEE  OF 

STEATITE  BOILER  G0VEBIN6. 

Abo  of  the  latest  and  beat  improvement  in 

coiiauTiMa  or  tiii 
Wire>boQnd,  Utilized  Aibeatos  and  Steatite,  or  Soapstone  Boiler  Covering. 

Aibeatoe  and  Aabeetoe  Katerial  for  Ctele,  and  LoweU  Felta. 

AddTMB.  I.  X4.  :^^ce)e.i?.bi,Ij. 

814  Townaend  Street*  San  Fraadaco. 


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C.  W.  RIDOEWAT  iD  OO^ 

lUnulMtimM  of 

SPRING  BEDS 

MATTRESSES,  BEDDING, 

SOFA  BEDS  ANI\  LOUNOBS. 

WholeMUa  mid  RatoU. 

No.  21  TYLER  STREET, 

Near  Junction  of  Taylor,  Market  and  Sixth  Streets, 
SAN  rRANCISCO. 

Loange,  Mattress  and  Parlor  Suit  Frames.  All  kinds  of  Cabinet  Work. 


IfooieD's  Co-oieratire  Frinhg  Office, 

HBS.  L.  G.  SICHMONS  &  SON, 

PROPBIBTOBS. 

Nos.  420,  424  &  430  Montgomery  Street  (upper  floor,) 

BleTat«r  Entraaee,  484. 


CommerciaP  Printing,  Boole  Binding,  Paper  Ruling,  and 

Society  Work  of  all  descriptions  done  at 

the  above  address. 

^^  Please  give  us  a  call  if  you  are  in  need  of  Good  Work  and 
Fair  Dealing  is  an  object  to  you. 


L.  C.  PARKE. 


B.  T.  LACY. 


PABKE  &;  LACT, 

Importers  and  Dealen  in 

]|(iBii|  mi  'yool  ||forVi|  JlfaekiMPj, 

21  i  23  Fremont  Street, 

SAK  FKAKCISCO. 


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Pacific  Rolling  Mill 

CAPITAL  STOCK,  $1,000,000. 

Eitabliahad  for  the  manufaotar*  of  Rulroad  and  Merohant  Iron,  Rolled  Oirden, 

and  everjr  variety  of  Rolled  and  Hammered  Shafting,  Railroad  Supplies, 

Forginn  of  all  kinde,  Hone  Shoe  Shapea,  Machine  and  Bridge 

Bolti,  Nnta,  Waihers,  Boiler  Rivets,  Harrow  Teeth,  eto. 

OVFICK; 

'^02  Market  Street,    -    •  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Ordtn  MldrMMd  to  PasUo  Kolllac  Mill  Oo^  P.  O.  Box  1082,  will  lwv«  iinmsdlato 

attflntlon. 

HIGHEST  PRICE  PAID  FOR  SCRAP  IRON. 

PMiridaBt WH.  ALVORD. 

Saparlatmidmit .  PATRICK  NOBLE. 

0«aM«l  Uanagcr I*.  B.  BfiNOHLBT* 

SMMtMy GHABLES  M.  KEBNET, 

Philadelphia  House 

JOHN  KNACK,  Proprietor. 


Nos.  421  i  423  Bush  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISC®. 


Board  and  Room, 
Board  per  Week, 


$1.00  to  $1.25  per  day. 
-   •    $5.00  to  $7.00 


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Representative  Buaineea  Houaea 


The  Leading  Photographer, 

POBTBAIT  AND  VIEW  ARTIST, 

No.  8  Montgomery  Street,  opposite  Palace  and  Grand  Hotels, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


NEW  STYLES  OF 


Cabinet  Boudoir  and  Promenade  Photograplis. 

You  are  cordially  invited  to  inspect  our  new  VIEW  DEPARTMENT.  Tha 
Best  and  Largest  Collection  of  Views  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  including  YoMmIt** 
Biff  Tre«a»  Qmjanrm,  Columbia  RItw,  Orefron*  TIm  Rfcllroada* 
HlBiaift  Indiana*  iuipmn.  Sandwich  Talands,  CItj»  ate. 

I.  W.  TABER, 

Comer  of  Montf^omary  and  llarkat  Straeta. 


SILVER  -  F.TL,  A-TED 

MALGAMATING  iLATES 

FOB  SATING  GOLD. 


Exte  sively  Used  by  Mines  and  Quartz  Miils. 

In  any  aiao  or  qaantity*  furnished  to  order. 

The  Best  Process  yet  discovered  for  Saving  Fine  Gold. 


Qold,  Silver,  Nickel  and  Copper  Plating  on   all  Metnls.     New  Plated 

Goods  and  Cutlery  at  Factory  Prices.     Old  Table  Ware  repaired 

and  replatcd.     Every  description  of  Work  Platod. 

Sa&  f  fi&elseo  Fl&ting  WoikSi 

653  and  655  MISSION  STREET, 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 

E.  C.  DENNI8TON,  Proprietor. 


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BUSINESS  PENMINSHIP.  'OSffSrJaeilUiSffSSVr' 


Of  San  Franoiaco. 


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JOHN  SKINKEB, 

1 16  Pine  Street,  San  Pranoieco,  Cat. 

ACIBMT  FOR 

Duponf  s  Mining,  Blasting.  Common  |  Sporting 


Winchester  Itepeating  Arms, 

Cartridges,  Brass  and  Paper  Shot   Shells,  Primers^ 

Percussion  Caps>  etc. 

BAOLB  SAFEST  FUSB. 

Triple  Tape,  Double  Tape,  Single  Tape,  Cement  Nos. 

1  and  2f  Water-Proof,  Submarine  and 

Hemp  Brands. 

NOBEL'S   DETONATORS  OR  GIANT  CAPS, 

SINGLE,  DOUBLE  AND  TRIPLE  FORCE. 

SiLVER-f  LATED  |mALGAMATING   f  LATES. 

FOR  MINERS  AND  QUARTZ  MILLS. 

Fu>*nislied  to  order  in  any  quantity  and  size  at  lowest  possible  rates* 
and  Silver  Plating  giiarunteea  ab  * 

Pacific  Gold,  Silver,  Nickel  I  Copper  Plating  Works 

103  Geary  Street,  S.  W.  corner  Dupont,  San  Franuisoo. 

W.  E.  SHEPMAN,  Proprietor. 

trTtMfi  Ware  and  all  kinds  of  Work  Ro-plat«d  and  Bopalred. 


SCHULZ  &  FISCHER, 

Mknufftcturen  of 

STERLING  SILVERWARE 

And  importon  of 
SILVER^LATED  WARE 

AND 

<  FIXTE  TABLE  CUTLERY, 

B13  Market  Street. 

New  rint  8trMt,  Up-mtmh. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


AMANDA  M.  SLOCUM, 


OBMRBAIi 


Book  and  Job  Printing 

Boot  BiMlns  anl  Faier  M\% 

648  CLAY  STREET, 


SAN  FBANCISOO. 


tr  All  orders  tor  Printing  wlU  rcoetv*  prompt 
and  oureful  attontloo. 


mr-mmmmmtm 


470 


Jtepreaentative  Bvsvneea  Housea 


H.  W.  SniN, 
Pvrii. 


B.  L.  BiMoii,  Ht.  HonHAiiM,  L.  AmiinHiii, 
SanFnuiobco. 


Stlvaui  Waiui 
N«w  York. 


STEIN,  SIMON  &  CO., 

9mnTififf|i 

CORNER  OF  MARKET  AND  SECOND  STREETS, 

8A.N  FRASrCllSCO.  CAIi. 

PARIS,  Rne  St«.  Cedle,  10.  NEW  YORK,  04  ReMle  Street 


TEUBNEB  &i  HOFFMANN, 

BMTIIIK  NBW  «TYIA  OF 

METAL  SHOW  CASES, 


532  Califomia  Street, 

Between  Kearay  and  Montgomery  Ste.,  cor.  Webb,  SAN  FRANCISCX). 


Riaglo  Shiow  Case  Bi^m  Spricigs. 

A  large  aaeortment  of  Silver,  White  Metal,  and  Wood  Show  Cases  of  the  latest 
improved  patterns,  constantly  on  hand  ;  Old  Show  Cases  taken  in  exchange. 
Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


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VALETBIEN, 

THE  ONLY 

SCANDINAVIAN  NEWSPAPER 

ON  THE  PACIFIC  COAST. 


Published  once  a  week  by 

W.  S.  KREUTZMANN. 


OFFICE, 
40»  WA8HIIV«  ■'ON  fITRKBT. 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Aa  an  Advertiaing  lledium  it  ie  unexcelled. 


VERHAGHEN  &  D'HERON, 

PORCELAIN  AND  GLASS 

PAINTERS 

3l2i  Minna  Street, 

BAN  FRANCISCO. 


FIRING  DONE  WITH  CARE. 


Of  San  Francisco. 


471 


PROGRESSIVE  AND  SUBSTANTIAL  PATENT  AGENCY. 

Thb  SoiEMTino  Pbbss  Patent  Agenoy  was  Mtabliahed  in  1860,  and  haa  ever 
■inoe  been  the  leading  Patent  Agency  on  this  aide  of  the  continent.  Thouaands 
of  patenta  have  been  aecur<Hl  throush  thia  old  and  reljable  Agency  ;  and,  from 
personal  experience,  moat  of  the  leadins  inventors  of  this  ooaat  can  teatify  their 
great  satisfaction  at  the  promptneia  and  diapatch  with  which  their  buaineaa  haa 
Dean  put  through,  and  the  best  patent  claims  admiasible  obtained. 

There  are  few  8<>licit>>rs  of  Patents  in  the  United  States  who  have  been  so  largely, 
or  ao  continuously  and  auccesafuUy  engaged  in  the  aoliciting  of  patenta. 

Aa  editora  and  publishers  of  leading  scientific,  mechanical  and  industrial 
newspftpers  for  the  paat  twenty  yeara  on  thia  ooaat,  Dewey  ft  Co.  have  superior 
faoilitiea  for  acquiring  and  giving  information  upon  all  subjects  of  discovery, 
whether  in  the  une  ofthe  fanner,  the  miner,  the  manufacturer,  the  mechanic  or 
the  soientitic  inventor. 

Th«(ir  files  of  illustrated,  scientific  and  mechanical  publications  afford  an  ency- 
dopffidia  of  useful  knowledge  pertaining  to  the  development  of  all  branohea  of 
buainess  upon  this  coast  for  many  }     rs  paat. 

Their  library  of  books  on  home  and  f«)rei{(n  patent  laws ;  United  States  and 
Foreign  Patent  Ofiice-tteports ;  inechanical,  industrial,  and  Scientific  text  books, 
encyoTopaidiaa,  etc.,  ia  one  of  the  most  complete  for  reference  in  patent  matters, 
in  tne  United  States  outside  of  Washington. 

Heta  an  inventor  can  secure  a  knowlM^e  of  the  state  of  the  art,  in  any  par- 
tionlarolasa  ht  wishes  to  investigate  and  improve  in,  that  will  greatly  aid  him  in 
hia  work  Of  in ventiqg. 

Geo.  H.  Strong,  W.  B.  Ewer  and  A.  T.  Dewey  comprise  the  firm  of  Dewey  ft 
Co.,  P^eat  Solicitors.  Their  Patent  Agencv  ia  favorably  located  and  connected 
with  tha  MiNiKo  and  Soikntifio  Press  and  thePA  jific  Rural  Press  offices,  at 
No.  2S2  Market  Street,  San  Francisco,  journala  that  are  well  known  among  the 
ably  conducted  a-id  widely  circulated  progressive  American  weeklies  of  the  day. 


CHAS.  W.  WHITNEY. 


JOHN  MARSHALL. 


WHITNEY  d.  MARSHALL, 


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AMD 


COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 

A«BMTI1  FOB 

Woodrough  %l  McParlin's  Saws,  Baltimore  Copper 
Works,  Hoyt  Metal  Co.,  Baltimore  Car  Whe/^l  Co. 

22  &  24  FREMONT  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Reflntd  Bar,  Norway  Iron  and  Cast  Steel,  Hardware,  Wrought  Iron  Beaiu^ 
and  Shapea,  Angle  and  Tee  Iron,  Iron  and  St -el  Boiler  Plates,  Sheets  and  Shaft- 
ing, Boiler  Flues  and  Tubes,  Oaa  and  Water  Pipe  and  Fittings,  Boiler  and  Tank 
Riveta,  Horae  Shoes  and  Horse  Shoe  Nails,  Iron  and  Steel  Forgings  and  Kails, 
Fiah  Plates,  Bolts,  Nuts,  Washers  and  Spikes,  American  and  Scotch  Pig 
Iron,  Cumberland  Coal,  Galvanized  Sheet  Iron,  Plain  and  Corrugated  Iron  and 
Steel  Wire,  Ingot,  Sheet  and  Bolt  Copper,  Babbitt-metal,  Woodrough  ft  McPar- 
lin'a  Sawa,  eto.,  etc 


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472 


Representative  Busvneaa  Houses. 


PHILADELPHIA 

BREWERY 


Corner  Second  and  Folsom  Streets, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


The  Amount  of  Se^r  sold  during  the  year  1881  was  about  59,182  bbls. 


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

PHILADELPHIA   BREWERY, 

And  notify  them  that  I  have  added  to  my  establishment 

Mew  I  iKnteaei^'e  Bntliings^ 

By  which  I  hope,  tiirough  the  greatly  increased  facilities  now  possesptd 
by  me,  to  fumiiih,  as  usual,  a 

Superior  Articleof  Lager  Beer 

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

JOHN  WIELAND 


Of  San  Francisco. 


473 


STANISi;«JLS  GAUDB, 

PROPRIETOR 

Sutter  Street  House 

308  Sutter  Street, 


SAN    FRANCISCO. 


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474 


Representative  Busvneae  Houaea 


M.  A.  REAVES" 


CJ^RBA.  T 


Electric  Hair  Tonic  I 


THE  OIVLY 


SURE 


REIWEDY 


That    WII^Lj 


RESTORE 


The 


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[TRADB  HARK.] 


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A  Pviielj  ?eg@taMd  Compound. 

FIRST  PREMIUM  AWARDED,  OVER  All  COMPETITORS, 

At  the  State  Fair,  Sacramento,  Calif omia,  1882. 


HO  PAT  REQUIRED  UNIESS  YOUR  HAIR  IS  RESTORED. 

CONTRACTS  MADE  AT  THE  OFFICE. 


PRICE,  $1.00  PER  BOTTLE. 

Sold  1037"   sill   DrvLgrgrists. 


SALESROOM  AND  LABORATORY, 

I20  TYLER  STREET,       .  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

A.gentH    Wanted. 


<1.60i 


Of  8cm  Frandaco. 


475 


Engine  and  Machine  Works 

W.  H.  OH  MEN,  Proprietor. 

109  and  111  IBeale  Street, 

Near  Mission  Street,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

Hoisting,  Upright  and  Horizontal  Engines  and  Boilers  a  Specialty. 

Repairing  promptly  attended  to. 

The  Odorless  Excavating 

APPARATUS  COMPANY, 

A  PerfSect  and  SaeeeHafnl  System  for  Cleaning 

Vaults.  Sinks.  Privies.  Cesspools  and  Sewers. 

Either  by  Day  or  Nlf^ht*  witLnvti  the  leaat  offenalTe  amell. 

The  only  perfect  system  now  in  use,  and  the  Cheapest.    We  invite  the  public  to  give  us  a  call. 

No.  432  Kearny  Street.  Up-stairs. 


SHEET  MUSIC  DEPtBTMEHT 


of  ^Coliilear  db   01i.a.fliey 

Dealers  in  Musical  instruments. 

Agents  for  the  Pacific  Coast  for  the  Publications  of  White,  Smith  &  Co.,  Boston  ;  Geo.  Willift  & 
(J< .,  Baltimore  ;  H.  Bollman  &  Sons,  St.  Louis  ;  Chicago  Music  Co.,  Chicago ;  F.  S.  Chandler  &  Co., 
4'l.ii«go;  Louis  P.  QouUard,  Boston  ;  E.  Schubert  d  Co.,  New  York  ;  Arthur  P.  Schmidt,  Boa- 
Imi ,   Lilolff -Braunschweig,  Ueruiany,  and  the  Cotta  Edition,  Stuttgart,  Germany. 


iS'OnXy  Kxclusive  Sheet  Music  Houw  on  the  Paoifip  Coast.  Loaders  of  New  and  Popular  Music. 
|>^  Publishers  and  dealers  in  American  and  Foreign  Music  and  Books.  Agents  for  the  "If'ollo," 
il.6U  per  annum.    Send  for  Catalogues— mailed  free  to  any  address. 

Noa.  137  and  189  Poat  Street.  Stea  Fraarsiaoo. 

Pacific  Press  Publishing  House 

PRINTING,  BOOK-BINDING.  ELECTROTYPING. 

Twelfth  and  Castro  Sts.,  Oaklflnd. 627  Commercial  St.,  S^n  Francisco. 


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California. 


CALIFORNIA. 


S  e,  also,  List  of  Tpwns  Received  Too  Late  for  Regular  Insertion* 


There  is,  perhaps,  no  other  in  the  sisterhood  of  States  that  has  been  looked 
upon  with  eyes  of  such  liigh  favor  and  true  esteem  as  the  great  and  wonderful 
Golden  State,  a  des 'riptioti  ot  whose  uiiliuiited  resources  and  attractive  scenic 
and  climu  iu  features  must,  from  the  nature  of  our  work,  be  nece^8arily  lirief 
and  incomplete.  Althougli  k-ss  than  a  third  of  a  century  has  bi-en  recorded 
in  the  world's  history  since  the  niemoruble  event  took  place  that  w  itnesaed  the 
cession  of  California  to  the  United  iState)<,  her  broad  area  is  covered  with  smiling 
towns,  cities,  and  vill.t^^es,  well  improved  and  thorou}<hly  cultivated  farmx,  and 
mamnioth  "monuments of  hone  and  i-inew,"  and  handsome  temples  uf  justice 
ai:d  learning,  while  it  is  checkered  »ith  lines  uf  railway,  and  her  rivers  are  util- 
ized by  a  large  fleet  of  elegant  and  well-appointed  steiniers.  The  vicissitudes  of 
time  and  the  presence  of  King  Comm<Tce  have  wrought  a  development  that  has 
scarcely  been  paralleled  in  other  cnmnionwealths.  In  the  lemote&t  corners  are 
found  to-day  proud  evidences  of  ingenuity,  enterprise,  and  energy,  elements  s  • 
essential  to  the  ])riigr>-S8  of  all  countries.  1  he  music  of  industry,  whose  accum- 
panim  nts  are  the  hammer,  the  saw,  the  stamp,  the  trowel,  and  the  plane, 
awakens  the  echoes  of  the  once  uninhabitatcd  fastnesses  of  the  mountains,  and 
the  clear  toned  b'lls  of  the  schools  and  churches  rin>{inL;  out  upon  the  morning 
iiir,  the  din  and  clatter  of  the  drays,  cabs  and  truck- wagons,  are  added  to  the 
8  aigM  of  the  fi  riner  in  the  vall<ys  as  he  drives  his  team  atield.  How  magical  is 
the  touch  of  Commerce  !  How  beautiful  are  the  resultants  of  her  twin  brother. 
Ma  nfitcture  !  One  cannot  conctive  the  immensity  of  their  comhined  works 
until  a  tour  of  this  powerful  dependency  has  l>een  made.  From  her  extreme 
northern  botindary  to  tlie  soulhernmost  border,  the  panorama  which  is  made  up 
of  man's  geni  is  and  Naturr'.s  e  .st.itic  eliarins,  it  like  the  figures  of  a  kaleidescope 
— ever  changing,  ever  beautiful.  Those  twoe.\treme  localities  present  a  d  veisity 
of  climate  that  is  peculiarly  astunittliing.  in  the  northern  counties  in  the  Winter 
season  an  abund  mce  of  snow  and  ico,  and  a  raw  and  chilly  attno.-<phere,  are  feat- 
ures most  notieeaMe  ;  while  in  tlnsu  of  the  south,  there  is  piTpctual  sunshine 
and  a  balmy  air,  laden  with  the  fragra  ce  of  orange  blossoms  and  rare  flowers. 
Here  the  invalid,  whoso  ]>>iytii({ue  and  hacking  cough  sugu;est  consum  ition,  is 
found  contending  with  the  inevitable,  beciuse  the  soft  and  tender  ve:jpers  of  the 
region  whisper  words  of  encouragement  in  his  willing  ear,  while  the  hardy  Nim- 
rod,  on  his  snow-shoes,  scaling  bulwarks  ma<ie  of  ice,  is  searching  at  the  north 
for  the  burly  grizzly  or  the  nimble  and  graceful  deer.  One  need  not  necessarily 
"shiver  and  freeze,"  or  "sweat  and  burn,"  in  California,  for  every  season  of  the 
year  can  be  found  at  all  times!  Truly,  truly,  the  climate  of  Ciilif'>rnia  i^  "glo- 
rious !  "  Her  soil  is  of  inexhaustible  fertility,  her  mountains  still  teem  with  un- 
tol  1  wealth,  and  h  r  "  big  trees,"  ami  beautiful  lakes  alive  with  trout,  are  factors 
that  must  contiihute  largely  to  hiT  continued  growth  and  prospe  ity.  Her  edu- 
cational Hv»<^  «n  stands  out  a  prominent  example  of  etHcient  management  and  un- 
limited in.  .^.-st.  '1  he  youth  of  the  Siate,  uinler  the  caeful  diseip  ine  of  capable 
preceptors,  attain  a  greater  degree  of  proficiency  in  their  stndi  s  than  thoae  of 
other  States,  as  a  rule.  The  colleges  of  the  Stiite  are  generally  handsome  and 
commodious  structures.  Be  it  said  to  her  credit,  statements  of  envious  and 
maliunant  visitors  to  the  country  notwith  t<nding,  her  morals  are  of  a  very  high 
Btandard,  aa  her  thousands  of  magnificent  churches,  if  that  ia  any  criterion,  will 
attest. 


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ACADEMY. 

Fresno  County. — (See  Big  Dry  Creek). 


ACAMPO. 

San  JoA«iuiN  Coun'it.  A  post,  exprrsa 
and  telegraph  office  on  the  Western 
Division  of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  K., 
Iti  miles  north  of  Stockton. 

Denehy  Dennis,  bliicksmith 
Einmerson  H  (r,  justieo  of  the  peace 
Oilman  John,  liq  ors 
Hill  I  .T,  flour  and  barley  mill 
KIBKLANO  WM.   postmaster,   gen- 
eral merchandise,  woud  and  coal 
Lon^  MAD,  li<  tel 
Loomis  A  W,  harness  shop 
McCourt  Jas  &  Bro,  warehouse 
McNeil  J  F,  carpenter 
Thomas  G  W,  constable 


ADAMS  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.      Post  office  Glenbrook. 
ADAMS  SPBINGS  HOTEL.   Miller 

&  iStolle  proprs 
Miller  &  Stolle,  hotel 


ADELAIDA. 

San  Luii?  Obihpo  County.  Post-office; 
popultion  'iOU;  50  miles  from  Suu 
Luis  Obispo. 

Smith  EaI,  produce  buyer 
WYSS  0,  postmaster 


FBANK     ft    CUTTER   (Ben    Frank 

and  C  H  Cutter),   publishers   "Adiu 

Argus" 
Oroves  &  Wilson,  planing-mill 
Hall  H  F,  phyrcian 
Harvey  J  W,  livery  stable 
Henderson  Geo  S,  saloon 
Ho'  dricks  Bros,  saloon  , 

/Hubbard  B  <"!,  carpenter 
Knight  Geo  H,  W  M,  F  and  A  M 
Lripoiiit  G,  saw -mill 
Lewis  James  C,  sec  Adin  Lodge,  F  &  A  M 
McCash  C  A,  physician  and  druggist 
MeCown  J  C,  City  Hotel 
McDo«ell    &    Bledsoe,    Adin  Flouring 

Mills 
Mitchell  J  H,  varieties 
Parker  J  W,  attorney-at-law 
Parkers  &  Cut  tr,  insurance  agents 
Robeberry,   Knight  &   Harvey,  general 

merchandise 
Roseberrj'  T  A,  sec  Adin  Lodge,  I  0  O  F 
Rumley  M  M,  harnes.-maker 
Schmiiick  H,  stoves  and  hardware 
Southard    &   Harvey,  blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakers 
Starr  Antlrew,  blacksmith  " 

Titus  C  E,  City  Hotel 
Welch  Joe,  barber 
Wherry  S  A,  saw-mill 
White  Asa,  varieties 
Willis  C  A,  N  G,  1  O  O  F 


ADIN. 

Modoc  County.  Situated  in  a  good 
funning  and  minini;  district,  and  takes 
it.4  name  from  Adin  McDowell,  Esq. 
It  is  a  post  and  express  office,  and 
has  a  population  of  5u0.  Reached  via 
Redding. 

Adi'ms  A  C,  marble  works 

"ADO  ARODS,"  Frank  &  Cutter 
publishers 

Adin  Flouring  Mill,  McDowell  k  Bled- 
soe proprs 

Apjde  Mrs  J  H,  millinery 

Auide  Montgomery,  gene  al  merchandise 

Bedford  J  M,  saloon 

Blake  k  Wilson,  meat  market 

Blaske  A,  general  merchandise 

Botinger  C  A,  brewery 

Bolton  Mrs  S  J,  milliner 

Chace  J  M,  painter 

Clark  &  London,  meat  market 

Cromwell  Oscar,  photographer 

Cutter  C  H,  justice  of  the  peace 


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Mono  County.     Post-office  Benton;  18 
miles  north  of  Benton. 

SHAW  I^ULNK.  general  merchandise, 
forwarding  and  stock  raiser. 


AETNA  SPRINGS 

Napa  County.     Summer  resort ;  post- 
office  St  Helena. 

Lidell  W  H,  hotel 


AGNEWS  STATION. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  station  on 
the  South  Pacific  Const  R.  R.,  48 
miles  fiom  San  Francisco, 

LICK  PAPER  MILLS 


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ALAMEDA  POINT. 

Alahepa  County.      Post-office   West 
End. 

Bird  Geo,  hotel 

Derby  E  M  &  Co,  lumber 


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nNnlllfUUU  LUniDCn.  a»t,  H,M,  oak,  A»h.  Mlekary,  Maple.  Cherry,  «tc. 


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ALAMEDA. 

Alahxda  Countt.  Situated  acrnH  the 
bn^  from  San  FranciHon,  about  8 
miles  diatunt,  and  stretchea  over  a 
distance  of  five  miles  of  the  peniiisuU 
formed  by  San  Francisco  Bay  and  San 
Antonio  or  Oakland  Creek. 

It  is  a  pretty  rrsidence  burg,  cele- 
brated oliieily  for  its  beautilul  oak 
groves,  handsome  reside  ces,  pleaxure 
grnunds,  and  magnificMit  bathint;  estab- 
lishments. Alameda  is  a  favorite  resort 
of  San  Franciscans,  and  visitors  from 
abroad  deliuht  in  its  admirably  arranged 
baths  and  pleasant  walks  and  drives. 
The  Central  Pacific  (via  Oakland)  and 
the  South  Pacific  (^ouBt  (narrow  gunge) 
railroads  make  half-hour  trips  during 
the  day,  thereby  making  communication 
with  San  Francisco  convenient  for  bath- 
ers, picnic  parties,  and  residents  of  the 
town  and  its  suburbs. 

Ackley  &  Hnrtwick,  carriagemakers,  cor 

Lincoln  ave  and  Park 
Adams  C  W,  evening  school,  cor  Park 

and  Buena  Vista  ave 

"ALAMEDA  ARGUS*  (weekly),  T 

(t  Daniels  propriet  ^r,  lolO  Park 

"ALAMEDA  ENCINAL."  F  K 

Krauth  editor,  Park  near  C  P  R  R 
Depot 

"ALAMEDA  NEWS"  (THE)  (week- 
ly), A  O  Ingham  proprietor,  cor  Park 
and  Nanta  Clara  ave 

Alnmeda  Planing  Mill,  Eiicinal  ave  bet 
Oak  and  Walnut 

ArflF  F  C  (Strong  A  ArflT),  1526  Park 

Bank  of  Alameda,  Levi  Jeuks  prea 

Barber  Arthur  S,  postmaster 

Barlow  Mrs  S,   Loyal  Oak  Hotel,  Park 

Barnes  Henry  W,  paints,  oib.  sashes, 
etc,  Santa  Clara  l>et  Park  and  Oak 

Baroteau  A,  groi-erits  and  liquors,  cor 
Grand  and  Railroad  ave 

Bartlett  W  B,  director  Conservatory  of 
Music,  cor  Park  and  Buena  Vista  ave 

Blymsnn  A,  Blymann's  Retreat,  Cen- 
tral ave  opp  Schuetzen  Park 

Bishop  M  F,  dentist.  Odd  Fellows' 
Block,  cor  Park  and  Santa  Clara  ave 

Boehmer  Fred,  groceries  and  provisions, 
1429  Park 

Boehse  Chas  J,  saloon,  Webster  nr  San- 
ta Clara  ave 

Brick  C  J,  practical  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  1507  Park 

Briggs  Rev  M  C.  clergyman  M  £  Church, 
cor  Park  and  Central  ave 

Britt  P,  Britt's  Hotel,  opp  Long  Branch 
Baths,  Central  ave 

Bums  H,  Cash  Shoe  House,  cor  Alamed|i 
ave  and  Park 


Bums  Wm  (Wey burns  ft  Bums),    *' 
Park 

Byler  Wm  P,  attorney,  Webster  bet 
Railroad  and  Santa  Clara  aves,  West 
End 

Cabral  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
Santa  Clara  ave  nr  Post-office 

Carpenter  Elder,  clergyman  Second  Ad- 
vent Church,  cor  Park  and  Webb  ave 

Carreau  Joseph,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  Webster 

Cerf  A,  wood,  coal,  hay  andgrnin,  Web- 
ster bet  Pacific  and  Railroad  aves 

Christ  Church  Parish  School,  Rev  A  F 
Perkins  rector 

Cohen  Miss  M  G,  music  teacher,  Santa 
Clara  bet  McPherson  and  Prospect 

Commercial  School,  A  Hartmann  prin- 
cipal. Bay  bet  Santa  Clara  and  Rail- 
road aves 

Cook  Alex,   real   estate  and  insurance 
agt,  Argus  Building 

Cook  Richard,  Sandy  Beech  Baths  and 
Lodgiiig-honse.  Central  ave  nr  1st  ave 

Corbett  J  .1,  Terrace  Saloon  and  coffee 
rooms.  Terrace  Baths 

CROSBY  E  0.  attorney- at-law  and  jus- 
tice  of  the  peace.  Park  opp  Pacific  ave 

DANIELLS  T  G»  editor  and  proprietor 
"Alameda  Weekly  Argus,"  1510  Park 

Davidson  A  W  A  Co,  mors  People's 
Cash  Grocery,  Park  bet  Railroail  and 
Pacific  aves 

Dean  P  A,  fruits,  groceries  and  produce, 
cor  Central  a*-e  and  Park 

Denke  A,  contractor  and  builder,  cor 
Webster  and  Beuna  Vista  ave 

Doolittle  Ira  R,  Park  Hotel,  Park 

Doyle  J  J,  Pioneer  Harness  Shop,  1509 
Park 

Durein  John,  boots  and  shoes.  Park  nr 
Santa  Clara  ave 

Edwards  J,  Central  Saloon,  opp  Ter- 
race Baths 

Eesers  J  H,  Eclipse  Market,  1423  Park 

Elbe's  Pharmacy,  NW  cor  Sant»  Clara 
ave  and  Wu'oster 

Ellsworth  John,  attorney,  Town  Hall 

Falck  Adolph  S,  insurance  agt,  cor  San- 
ta Clara  ave  and  Webster 

Fischer  &  Stahl  (Chas  Fischer  and  Wm 
G  Stahl),  practical  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  2  Smith's  Block,  Park 

Fisher  D,  The  Wf-st  End  Tailor,  Web- 
ster nr  Santa  Clara  ave 

FITCH  W  &  CO.  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, cor  Railroad  ave  and  Sherman 

Flynn  W  J,  dry  goods,  Webster  nr  Rail- 
road ave 

FosaingJ  C,  f  raits,  veflretables  and  fancy 

froceries.    Water   Works    Building, 
ark 
Frank  A,  wine  and  beer  hall,  1117  Park 
Gallagher  Father,  clergyman  (Catholic) 


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Gamble  W  W,  phyiioian,  Paoifio  ave  nr 

Oak 
Oardet  Prof  V,  French  uhool,  oor  Santa 

Clara  ave  and  Willow 
Oerdes  F,  family  garden,  Proapeob  bet 

Taylor  and  Central  ave 
Oibba  k  Reichert,  honeahoeing,  Enoi- 

nal  ave  nr  Park 
Gilbert  ft  Brown  (D  S  Gilbert  and  A  C 

Brown),  real  estate,  loan  and  insur- 
ance agts,   1428   Park  opp  Yosemite 

Hotel 
Oleason  Father,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
GohrauerP  L,  prnpr  West  End  Market, 

Webster  nr  Railroad  ave 
Greene  A  J,  Alameda  Pharmacy,    1417 

Park 
Greene  Theo,  dry  goods,  etc,  cor  Park 

and  Santa  Clara  ave 
Gundlach  Max,  hay,  grain,  wood  and 

coal.   Railroad  and  Pacific   avesbet 

Oak  and  Walnut 
Haley  ft  Kdsoii,  Terrace  Baths,  Central 

ave  nr  M  ave 

HALLT  FRANK*  pioneer  horseshoer 
and  blacksmith,  Sauta  Clara  avenue 
near  Park 

Hammond  C  J,  teamster,  Everett  nr 
Central  ave 

Hammond  Wm,  nurseryman,  Buena 
Vista  bet  Willow  and  Ch-stnut 

Harter  B,  blacksmith  and  carriage  mfr, 
Piirk  nr  Railroad  ave 

Hartman  C,  principal  Commercial 
School,  Bay  bet  Santa  Clara  and  Rail- 
road aves 

Haskel  Wm  H,  fruita  and  produce,  Park 
nr  Alamrdaave 

Haskell  J  E,  grocery,  fruit  and  provis- 
ion store,  cor  Park  and  Alameda  ave 

Hayes  J  W,  hoots  and  shoes,  1413  Park 
opp  Reservoir  Building 

Hecker  A,  hardware,  Webster 

Hegelund   Jacib  R,    fishmonger,   1327 

I'ark 
flenderson  D  D,  painter.   Park  Street 

Station 
Henry  N,  Long  Branch  Saloon,  Central 

ave 
Hess  A,  physician.  Pine  nr  Santa  Clara 

ave 
Hdltz  F  J,  groceries,   SE  cor  Webster 

and  Railroad  ave 
Hnrtit  Wm,  saloon,  cor  McPherson  and 

Santa  Clara  ave 
Humphreys  John,  the  tailor,  Park  opp 

Bank 
mOHAM  A  0,   proprietor  "Alameda 

News,"  comer  Park  and  Sauta  Clara 

ave 
Johnson  Wm  H,  groceries,  1430  Park 

Juk^s  Henry,  Washington  Brewerv  De- 
pot,, 8E  cor  Railroad  ave  and  Oak 


Kaehler  H,  music  teacher,  Pacific  are 

bet  Walnut  and  Oak 
Kalis  Frank  J,  hairdressing  and  shavinff 

saloon,  w  s  Park  b  t  Santa  Clara  and 

Central  aves 
Kay  I  N  ft  Son,  Yosemite  Hotel,  Park 

nr  C  P  R  R  Depot 
Keene  E  B,  drugs,  chemicals,  medicines 

and  toilet  articles,  1383  Park 
Kelly  P,  wood  and  coal,  Park  opp  0  P 

R  R  Depot 
Knowlton  £  L,  principal  Encinal  School 

Koch  Adam,  Park  Street  Bakery,  1421 

Park 
Koeni$<  L,  The  Fountain,  cor  Park  and 

Bank 
Koerber  Henry,   hay,  grain,  feed,  wood 

and  coal,  15  and  17  Santa  Clara  ave 
KohlmooB  Chi  is,  groceries,   provisions, 

liquors  and  tobacco,  cor  Sauta  Clara 

ave  and  Benton 
Kolilmoos  Hotel,  Kohlmoos  Bros,  Rail- 
road ave  bet  2d  and  3d  aves 
Konigshofer  J  J,  foreiini  and  domestic 

dry  goods,  1419  Park 

KRAUTHFKi  editor  "Alameda  En- 
cinal," Park  near  C  P  R  R  Depot 

Krauth  Frank  J,  notary  public,  "£In- 
cinal"  office.  Park 

Kruger  Herman,  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, cor  Alameda  ave  and  Oak 

Lewis  ft  Hetcher  (Geo  L  Lewis  and  Is- 
aac Fletcher),  hauling  and  teaming, 
offi<!e  Smith's  Block,  Park 

Jjcwis  Geo  L,  lumber,  cor  Park  and 
Railroad  ave 

Liese  Conrad,  Alameda  Market,  1625 
Park  bet  Railroad  ave  and  Bank 

Loomis  W  H,  physician,  Park  over  Post- 
office 

MocDonald  M,  contractor  and  sewer 
pipe  factory,  south  en  I  Grand 

Malatesta  Joseph,  Encinal  House,  oor 
Railroad  ave  and  Mintom 

Mbrcuiie  F,  groceries,  cor  Railroad  ave 
and  Bay 

Martin  ft  Crowe,  livery  stable.  Park  opp 
C  P  R  R  Depot 

Maynard  Harry,  Long  Branch  Bathing 
and  Pleasure  Grounds,  Central  ave 

Mayrisch  E,  Ijong  Brjinch  Baths,  cor 
Webster  and  Railroad  ave.  West  End 

Mu/zini  L,  plumber,  tinsmith  andgasfit- 
ter,  1515  Park 

McAnney  B  W,  crockery,  glassware^ 
chinaware,  lamps,  etc,  Park  opp  Res- 
ervoir Building 

McCULLOUOH  JAMES.  Philadelphia 
Brewery  Depot,  opp  Terrace  Baths 

Megerle  Miss  E.  elocutionary  teacher, 
Railroad  ave.  Mastic  Station 

Merrill  J  S,  cii^rs,  tobacco  and  shoot- 
ing gallery,  Park  nr  Railroad  ave 


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Meysel  Odcar  S,  tonsorial  parlor,  1527 
Park 

Miller  Chaa,  Brooklyn  Brewery  Depot, 
cor  Centrul  ave  and  McPherMon 

Mills  Thomas,  pluinher  and  gdsdtter, 
Webster,  West  End 

Morris  D,  draughtsmen,  Water  Works 
Buildini(. 

Morris  Oeo  T,  grnceries,  stationery  and 
West  End  postmaster,  Webster  bet 
Railroad  and  Santa  Clura  aves 

Morris  Rev  Oeo,  clergyman  (Congrega- 
tional), Central  ave  nr  Grand 

Morris  M  A,  postmaster.  West  End 

Mueller  Louis,  Yosemite  Hotel  Barber 
Shop,  1624  Park 

MUTH  J  F>  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
Park  near  Central  avenue 

Nedim  F,  propr  Alamcdu  Bakery  and 
Restaurant,  1520  Park 

Nelsen  H,  saloon,  cor  Park  and  Enci- 
nalave 

Noy  W  H,  butcher.  Bay  Street  Station 
Railroad  ave 

Pagge  Bros,  Neptune  Gardens,  Central 
ave 

Pagge  P  &  Co,  proprs  Bnrnum  Restau- 
rant, Central  ave  nr  Webster 

Pahlmer  Rudolph,  Neptune  Garden 
Bowling  Alley,  Central  ave  nr  Webster 

Palmer  Norris  W,  real  eatate  and  auc- 
tioneer, office  Alameda  Station 

Palmer  P  W,  town  treasurer.  Water 
Works  Building,  Park 

Pembleton  £,  furniture  store,  1513  Park 

Perkins  Rev  Alfred  T,  clergyman  (Epis- 
copal), cor  Sant<i  Clara  and  Ouk 

Petersen  Curl,  wines  and  liquors,  1427 
Park 

Porter  B  B,  Horseshoe  Bazaar,  station- 
ery, toys,  school  books,  confectionery, 
etc.  Park 

Probst  L,  bakery,  confectionery  and  res- 
taurant, cor  Webster  and  Taylor  ave 

Reed  Rev  G  R,  clergyman  (Baptist),  cor 
Pacific  ave  and  Chestnut 

Reinhart  ft  Co,  choice  groceries,  6  Park 
Row,  Park 

Renshaw  £  B,  mgr  Encinal  Lumber 
Yard,  cor  Encinul  ave  and  Oak 

Renton,  Holmes  k  Co,  proprs  Encinal 
Lumber  Yard,  cor  Encinul  ave  and 
Oak 

Reynolds  G  P,  physician  and  surgeon, 
cor  Park  and  Santa  Clara  ave 

Reynolds  J  M,  real  estate  agt,  cor  Park 
and  Encinal  ave 

Rickard  I  J,  groceries  and  provisions, 
cor  Railroad  ave  and  Staunton 

BIENECKEB  &  OLS£N>  saloon,  1531 

Pirk 
BOBIHSON  H£NRT>  dealer  in  real 
estate  and  general  insurance  agent, 
corner  Park  and  Central  avenue 


Rosmnrin  George,   nurseryman,   depot, 

Railroad  ave 
Reiclisruth  Louis,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

Welister  nr  Radroad  ave 

SCHEITHE  ft  COMBS.  Central  Mar- 
ket, dealers  in  fresh  and  salt  meats, 
Bau8ai;es,  etc.  Park  opp  Reservoir 
Building 

Scliroeder  Louis,  Cottage  Saloon,  Cen< 
tral  ave 

Scliroeder  &  Victors  (Albert  Victors  and 
Adolph  Schroeder),  hay,  urain,  wood 
and  coal,  cor  Park  and  Webb  ave 

Schuler  H,  brewery,  cur  3d  and  Santa 
Clara  ave 

Shed  D  L,  groceries,  Webster  nr  Santa 
Clara  ave 

SIEBEIT  PHIL,  proprietor    The  Old 

Corner,  southwest  corner  Park  and 

Railroad  ave 
Smith  C  W,  restaurant,  Tucker's  Row, 

Park 
Smith  E  Minor,  township  assessor 
Smith  J,  Encinal  Stablem,   Encinal  ave 

nr  Park 
Smith  John  S,  tailor 

SMITH  THOMAS  A.  real  estate  and 
insurance  agent,  houses  rented  and 
rents  collected,  also  Bt'>rage,  north- 
west corner  Park  and  Railroad  ave 

Stebbens  Mrs  A,  teacher  of  languages, 
drawing  and  painting,  San  Jose  ave 
nr  Chestnut 

Stephenson  S,  painter,  Encinal  ave  bet 
Oak  and  Park 

Stiefvater  S,  groceries,  provisions,  hay 
and  grain,  c  r  Central  and  McPhersun 
aves 

Stocky  John,  propr  Oakland  Brewery 
r)epot,  cor  Park  and  Liuculn  ave 

STEONOftABFF,  Alameda  Market, 

i5'J5  Park  bet  Railroad  ave  and  Bank 
Strong  M  G  (Strong  &  Arff),  1525  Park 
•Strong's  Alameda    and  San   FranciS'  o 

Express,  office  "Argus"  Building 
Tal)er  Rev  R  L,  clergyman   (Prestr/ter- 

iaii),  Versailles  ave  nr  Central 
The  Odorless  Excavating  Co,  cor  Ben- 

t'>n  and  Santa  Clara  ave 
Townseud  H  L,  Third  Avenue  Stables, 

cor  3d  and  Centrul  aves 
Tucker  Paul,  druggist,   3   Park   Row, 

Park 
Vogt  F  C,  propr  Railroad   Exchange, 

Ruilroad  ave  nr  Alameda  Station 
Vosburgh  J  B,   hardware,   stoves,   tin- 
ware, etc,  Park  opp  Park  Row 
Wachter  Ernest  V,   groceries,  poultry, 

game,  etc.  Railroad  ave  nr  Station 
Wellondorff  L,  physician,  Railroad  ave 

opi>  Mastic  Station 
Werson  Lambert  H,  plasterer,  Taylor 

ave  bet  Ist  and  2d 


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WETBUBN  ft  BURNS,  painters  and 
papflrbaiiuen,  W^5  Park 

Weyburn  08  ( Wtiybura  ft fiurna),  1325 
Park 

Wheeler  ft  Half,  wood,  ooal,  hay  and 
grain,  oor  Kailroad  ave  and  McPher- 
■on 

Winant  S,  propr  Park  Street  Baths 

Wonderlioh  J  P,  propr  Nowpurt  Swim- 
ming Biithi,  2d  uve  Station  S  P  C  R  B 

Wodd  A  B,  dentist,  Park  nr  Alameda 
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The  oldest  paiiet-  In  Alameda  County. 

[Established  September  16,  1869.1 

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FAMILY     N£WSPAF£R, 

CIRCULATING   IN  THE 

Best  Families  of  the  State. 

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Proprietor  and  Kditor, 


THE  ALAMEDA  ARGUS. 

A   WEEKLY 

Republican  Newspaper. 

T.  O.  DANIELLS, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 

Pabllshed  HaturdayM. 

Katabliahed  In  1H77. 

Three  l>ol  lam  per  Year. 

Am'ERTiaiNa  Rates  uiadu  known  an  application. 


ALAMO. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  small  place 
and  post-office  !.'>  miles  southeiut  of 
Martinez;  population  100. 

Beauchamp  W  W,  constable 
Godfrey  E  B,  carpenter 
GRAVES  H  A. 

Hardy  Mrs  C, general  merchandise 
HENRT  J   B>  general    merchandise, 

postmaster  and  nrttel 
Seeley  D,  blacksmith 


ALBION. 

Mendocino  County.    A  post  and  tele- 

Sraph  o&ioe,  reached  vin  Duncan's 
tills,  on  the  North  Pacific  Coust  R. 
B.,  and  stage  lines  from  that  point; 
fopulation  160. 

Han<lley  Bros,  liquors 
JOHNSON  0  0.  market 
Maophorson  ft  Wetherbee,  saw-mill 
Mulson  H,  liquors 


ALCATRAZ. 

San  Francisco  County.  A  po»t-ofBce 
of  the  U.  S.  milittry  priscm  and  fort 
in  the  bay;  population  220. 

McFarland  I  A,  light-house  keeper 
THOMAS  CHAS  £>  p  -stmasier 


ALEXANDER  VALLEY. 

Sonoma  County.  Post-office  Healds- 
burg  ;  5  miles  northeast  of  Healds- 
burg 

COLLINS  JASW,  groceries  and  liquors 


ALGERINE. 

Tuolumne  County.    Post-office  James- 
town. 

Naw  Gabriel,  blacksmith 

RUCCA  JOHN,  general  merchandise 


ALHAMBRA  MILL. 

Lake  County.    Pust-ofifice  Middletown. 
Stoddard  Joel,  miller 


ALISAL. 

Monterey  County.    Post-office  Salinas 
City. 

Dunlap  A  G,  constable 

Roadhuuse  G  W,  juiitice  of  the  peace 


ALLEGHANY. 

Sierra  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  otiico,  9  miles  from  Downie« 
ville ;  102  miles  from  Marysville  by 
stage. 

Bradbury  J  T,  dry  goods,   market  and 

livery  stable 
Brainerd  L'has,  livery  stable 
CRAPTS  &    CO.    post-office,   general 

merchandise  and  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's 

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Haub«r  F  J,  wheelwright 
Hooper  W  M,  hotel 
Ruth  Mrs,  ahooting  gallery 
Thompeon  D  E,  hotel 
We»t  &  Clute,  salton 
Young  F  £,  carpenter 


ALLENDALE. 

Solano  County.  A  station  on  the  Vaoa 
Valley  R.  R.,  ha  {way  between  Vaca- 
ville  and  Wintura. 

AT.T.IiiW  Ml  postmaster  and  warehouse 


ALLEN  SPRINGS. 

Lake  Countv. 

Baily  Mrs  Agnes,  propr   Alien  Springs 

Sanitarium 
Linder  William,  teamster 


ALLEN  STATION. 

On   the   C   ft  O  stage  line,    22  miles 
from  Redding. 

WILET  J  M.  hotel 


ALMA. 

Santa  Clara  County.  Post  and  ex- 

fireas    olfice    on    the    South    Pacific 
/oast  R.  R. ;  58  miles  from  San  F'ran- 

cisco. 
Buron  V,  saloon 
Floyd  John  O,  hotel 
Scammon  &  Co,  hotel 
Stewart  H,  poarmnater 
STEWABT  JOHN,  general  merchan- 

diae 
Valezco  M,  capitalist 


ALTA. 

Plackr  Cocntv.  a  noat,  expreas,  and 
telegraph  office,  ?i.i  inilea  eaat  of 
Auburn  on  the  Cc.tral  Pacific  R.  R.; 
altitude  3,607  feet 

ALTA  BRANCF  PIONEER  BOX 

f  ACTORY.  Couke  &  Sou  proprietura 
Banvard  A,  hotel 
BANVARI)  EH>  postmister 
Uainsguard  John,  groceries 
Barber  Mrs  D,  hotel 
COOKE  ft  SON,  Alta  Branch  Pioneer 

Box  Factory 
Hoveiy  J  J,  watchmaker 
Lenn  J  B,  fruit 
LindleyWin,  carpenter 

W008TER  CLARENCE  M.  agent 
Central  Pacific  R  R,  Weils,  Fareo  ft 
Co's  Express  and  Western  Union  Tel- 
egraph Co 


ALTAMONT. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  olHoe,  on  the  Western  Divi- 
sion of  the  Central  Paoifio  R.  R.,  50 
miles  from  San  Francisco. 

COLLIPOTT  J  B  ft  CO.  seneral  mer- 
chandise, agents  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's 
Express  and  post-office 

Dyer  E,  grain  warehouse 

Elliott  Amlrew,  saloon 

Owens  James,  blacksmith  and  agricul- 
tural implements 

J^immermanu  Z,  hotel 

ALTAVILLE. 

Cai  vkras  County.  Post-office  Angel's 
Camp.  One  hundred  and  forty-five 
niiloa  from  San  Francisco.  It  is  a  very 
]jretty  little  pla  e  of  about  2&U  inhub- 
'tanta.      It  ia  reached  V'a Stockton. 

iLTAVILLE  HOTEL.  B  R  Prince 
proprietor 

Baker  John,  brewery 

Becker  J,  brewer 

Bovee  W  H.  mine  mgr 

DEMOREST  D  D.  foundry 

Ueyelguiat  Louia,  carpenter 

KEEFER  W  A,  Jupiter  Mine 

Marahali  Peter,  harueaamaker 

MoElroy  Mine,  Jos  Eudz  aupt 

Meyera  John  W,  carpenter 

Muninger  Henry,  general  merchandise 

Porter  H  J,  propr  Porter  Mine 

PRINCE  B  R.  general  merchandise, 
silk  grower,  iuiiurauoe  agent,  mine 
owner,  hotel-keeper  and  undertaker 

Williamson  Thos,  blacksmith 


ALTURAS. 

Modoc  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  I(i5  miles  fnm  Redding  by  fitage 
or  207  miles  from  Reno, 

Adams  ft  Wimet .  t^aloon 

Barnes  £  M,  nttm  ley  at-law 

Blake  J  B,  coustable 

Bowmer  J  C,  attorney -at-law  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
Chapman  F  M,  county  clerk  and   re- 

c  rder 
Combs  W  J,  blacksmith 
Cook  ft  Pa^nello,  hotel 
Dean  George,  constable 
Dodaon  Win,  nuraery 
Eatea  M  E,  livery  atable 
Epperson  J  H,  dentist 
Ewing  Mrs,  milliner 
Ewing  ft  Kemble,  livery  stable 
Ewing  F  W,  district  attorney  and  at-  j 

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Fluurnoy  John,  juitioe  of  the  peaoe 

Flournoy  J  D,  county  aupervisor 

Forreft  John  M,  physician 

Oreenslflt  C  D,  painter 

Orubba  E  P,  county  aupt  of  Mhoola 

Harria  O  F,  auperior  judae 

Jopp  H  O,  ooutity  aupervisor 

Kelton  Mark  A,  attorney-at-law 

Kent  — ,  physician 

LAUEB  El  fluur-mill  and  general  mer- 
chandiae 

Muddrn  J,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer 

Murk  J  &  Co,  general  merchandiae 

May  J  J,  nttorney-at-Iaw 

Mckay  (]t!0  O,  aaahea  and  doora 

Mill  &  Dean,  vnrieties 

"MODOC  INDEPENDENT  (THE)" 

Slater  &  McKuiHey  publishers 
Mork  J  &  Co,  gunerul  mvrohundise 
McKiiiaiy  N  8,  iiiaurance  agent 
Myera  A  J,  county  assesaor 
Otinger  A  A,  reataurant 
Payne  A  (ia^non,  saddlers 
Reese  I  B,  county  supervisor 
Kine  9l  Laird,  druggists 
Rinu  N  B,  county  treasurer 
Roberts  Wm,  coubtable 
Sapper  J  V,  boot-maker 
Salisbury  W  A,  county  surveyor 
Slater  &  McKinsey,  publishers 
Stanley  John,  coroner 
Sullivan  &  Whiting,  aaloon 
Taylor  Jos,  propr  stage  lines 
Turner  Kugeur,  attorney-at-Iaw 
VVeller  O  D.  sheriff 
Wells  John,  hotel 
Whiting  ft  Wooilmausee,  aaloon 
Wilson  &  Hill,  aaloon 
Wilson  Joel,  agent  stage  lines 
Wood  John,  wagon  and  carriage-maker 


ALUM  ROCK. 

Santa  Clara  Counit.    Poat-office  San 
Joae. 

Poppelwell  Geo  B,   propr  Alum  Bock 
Hotel 


ALVARADO. 

Alameda  County.  A  poat  and  expresa 
othce;  diatant  16  niilca  from  Oakland, 
on  Alameda  Creek,  and  South  Pacific 
Coaat  R.  K.  The  creek  is  navigable 
to  this  point. 

Granger  &  Son  (F  B  and  F  B  Granger 

Jr),  Riverside  H  'tel 
Hellwig  Philip  &  Co,  butchers 
Hezer  August,  bakery 
Lee  Anthony,  saloon  and  barber 
Listen  W  M,  hotel 


Lowell  A  J,  atovea  and  tinware 
MuKeown  Joseph,  blackamith 
Peach  M  J.  general  merchandise 
BICHllONl)  E  A.  poatmsater  and  agt 

Wella,  Fargo  k  Co  and  juatice  of  the 

peace 
Snthurat  John,  aaloon 
Mmlthera  John,  aaloon 
Standard  Sugar  Mfg  Co 
Stikea  J  J  &  Son,  general  merchandiae 
Tay  Geo  H  &  Co,  atove  foundry 


ALVISO. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  poat  and 
expreaa  office,  on  the  South  Pacifio 
Coast  R.  R. ,  38  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco. 

Bray  Bron,  flouringmill 

Carter  John  8  ft  Co,  grain  market  and 

warehouse 
Emerson  Austin,  carpenter  and  builder 
Ham  R  K,  hay,  grain  and  storage 
Hutchinson  Robert,  hay  and  warehouse 
Kttrr  John,    general    meruhandise  and 

justice  of  the  peace 
Martin  John,  hay  and  grain 
Ortley  John  J,  hay,  grain  and  storage 
Pelle  Jules,  hotel  and  constable 
Po^ue  Thos,  hotel 
Thompson  T  F,  constable 
Tilden  Mrs  Susan,  patent  medicines 
Wade  H  ii,  hay,  grain  aud  warehouse 
WADE  MISS  BLKBLY  A>  postmistreas 
VV  right  Wm,  saloon 


AMADOR  CITY. 

Amadou  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  14  utiles  from  lone, 
by  stage. 

AMADOR  HOTEL.  J  W  Harrington 

and  W  F  Kerny  proprietors 
Basso  Andrew,  bootmaker 
Bianchetti  B,  hotel 
BBlM  ft  HEWETT  (Morris  Brim  and 

ii  W  Uewett),  general  merchandise 
BRIM  MORRIS  (Brim  ft  Hawett) 
Chirchizola  A,  general  mcrchandii'9 
Duulup  A,  postmaster  and  varieties 
Dunlap  J  R,  drug  and  variety  store  and 

Weutern  Union  Telegraph  «»t>erator 

HARRINOTON  ft  ^BRNT.  proprie- 
tors Amudor  Hotel 

Heiach  Philip,  hairdresser 

HEWETT  0  W  (Brim  ft  Hewett) 

Kerr  Thos,  livery  stable 

Kling  Geo  W,  lojuora 

KOERLER  H  J,  bakery,  restaurant 
and  liquors 

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May  on  T  H  (Mnyon  &  Newman)  i-^i'  t 

Miller  D  R,  ))lack8inith  and  wagonmaker 

Mooney  M  G,  liquora 

Murphy  A  J,  hairdresser 

JNewinan    D  C    (Mayon    &    Newman), 

Peyton  Wm,  constable  and  liquora 

Raphael  N,  merchant  tailor  ^ 

Smith  S  H,  liquors 

Weil  A,  general  merchandise 

Werner  &  Sutherland,  butchers 


AMADOR  GRAVEL  MINE. 

Amador  County.      Post-office  Jackson. 
Bluxome  I,  supt  Amador  Gravel  Mine 


AMARGO. 

Los  Anqeles  County.     A  post-office. 

VEJAR  DOLORES  M.  postmaster 
Vejar  Miss   R  B,   general  merchandise 
and  saloon 


AMERICAN  MINE. 

Lake  County.    Post-office  Middletown. 
Wright  Thos,  mine  owner 


AMERICAN    RIVER  rSRIDGE. 

Sacramento  County.    Post-office  Sac- 
ramento C'ity. 

Coons  E  L,  toll -bridge  collector 


AMESPORT. 

San  Mateo  County.  Post-office  Half- 
Moon  Bay.  Two  and  a  half  miles 
distant  frum  Hulf-Moon  Bay. 

Fleming  J  A,  saloon 


ANAHEIM  LANDING 

County.     Post-office  An- 


Los  Angeles 
aheim. 


and  Lighter  Co,  E  A 
Anaheim 


Anaheim  Wharf 

Sax  ton  sec 
SAXTON    £    A,    secretary 

Wharf  and  Lighter  Co 
Wilson  Chas,  agt  Ligliter  Co 
Wilson  k  Earl,  hotel  and  i..^taurant 


ANDERSON. 

Shasta  County.    A  poat,  express  and 
telegraph  office.     Population  200. 

"ANDERSON   ENTERPRISE/' 

Baker  ft  McGarvcy  proprs 


Mill,   Bedford    & 
OregOE   Division 
publishers 


Anderson  .Flouring 

Lovell  proprs 
A'iderson    W   S,    agt 

Central  Pacific  R  R 

BAKER  &  McOARVET. 

"Anderson  Enterprise" 
Bedford  J  F,  general  merchandise 
Bedford  &  Lovell,  flMur-mill 
BEECHER.  &  CHAMPLIN,    general 

merchaiidisj,  hardware  and  tinware, 

forwarding  and  commission 
Belt  J  N,  phyKician 
Burke  B  W,  saddles  and  harness 
Burtt  Geo  W,  hotel  and  livery 
Cole  James  H,  Plaza  Hotel 
Elmore  W  W,  constabie  and  collector 
Farrell  J  J,  barber 
Ferguson  C  A,  attorney-at-law 
Furginson  J,  clureyman  (M  S) 
Gil>son  S  C,  physician 
Gillman  A  J,  bootmaker 
GLEAVES  BROS  (Christopher  C  and 

Archibald  D),  druggists 
Howard  Rev  M  V,   clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 
Kimbrell  Jas,  saloon 
Kin  sley  A  W,  blacksmith 
Maloue  J  W,  accountant  and  business 

agt 
Mullen  Mrs  L,  milliner 
Mullen  Joseph,  livery  stable 
Musicks  C  A,  butcner 
Smiley  J  W,  wagonmaker 
Spanu  J  W,  justice  of  the  peace,  notary 

public  and  real  estate  agt 
Thatcher  E  T,  lumber 
Wolf  Samuel,  blacksmith 
Wright  J  P,  general  merchandise 

ANDERSON  S  SPRINGS. 

Lak«  County.  Post-office  Middle- 
town.-  Situated  ii)  miles  from  Calis- 
toga,  Napa  County,  5  miles  from  Mid- 
dletown, and  iO  niiles  from  the  Great 
Geysers. 

Anderson  A,  physician 

ANDERSON  &  PATRIQUIN,  pro- 

prit'tors     Auders(ui's     8|irnigs,      hot 
Buljjhur,  iron  and  steam  baths 

ANGEL  S  CAMP. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office  on  the  Sonora  and  M<>kel- 
umne  Hill  stage  road,  14  miles  fnm 
Sonora.  Mining  is  the  principal  sup- 
port.   Population  about  600. 

ANOEL'S  HOTEL.  Geo  Try  on  propri- 
etor 
Burrow  James,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Bruniier  Fred,  butcher 


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Caster  Jnoob,  saloon  ,    , 

Claxton  Wm,  saloon 
Cooley  John,  bootmaker 

COSOROVE  MRS  KATIE,  proprietor 

C.isgrove  Hotel 

Crawford  Mrs  J,  bakery 

Crooks  W  H,  news  agt 

Crooks  Wm,  postmaster  and  varieties 

Derens  Thomas,  marble  works 

Dolan  Wm,  sal(H>n 

Drake  Capt,  mgr  Golden  Cliff  Mine 

Ferry  John,  livery  stable 

Fletcher  J  C,  carpenter 

Fletcher  J  T,  un<lertaker 

Goldstone ,  siipt  Golden  Cliff  Mine 

KELLT  WM  A.  physician 

LAIRD  THOMAS  F.  druggist  and 
apothecary 

Lindsay  T  L,  U  S  Commissioner,  notary 
public,  agt  Petaluma  Buuevuleut  In- 
surance Agency 

Love  A,  county  assessor  and  tax  col- 
lector 

Matson  James,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Meyers  John  6,  constable  and  tax  col- 
lector 

MONARCH  MINE,  Ceo  F  Steele  stipt 

'MOUNTAIN  ECHO."    Reed  & 

Fletcher  proprietors 
Peachy  H  J,  painter 
Peachy  T  G,  supt  public  schools 
Feiraiio  John,  Lenenl  merchandise 
Peiraiio  Jug,  general  meruhumlise 
POSEY  0  D,  physician  and  insurance 

agt 

REED  &  FLETCHER,  proprietors 
"Mountain  Echo" 

REED    MYRON,   editor    "Mountain 

Kch.." 
Robinson  L,  barber 

SCRIBNER  J  C.  dry  and  furni-hing 
^ouds,  groceries,  drugs  and  minli- 
cines,  iusii ranee,  queensware,  haul- 
ware,  ciktirs,  tobacco,  etc,  to  Well-, 
Fargo  &  Co 

SpiUnor  Wm,  bootmaker 

STEELE  GEO  F»  superintendent 
Monarch  Mine 

Stcveiiot  £  K,  chemist  and  mining  en- 
gineer 

Stickle  Geo,  stoves  and  tinware,  prac- 
tical tinner 

•Stickle  Edward  and  George,  fjeueral 
merchaniliite 

Tait  Wm,  justice  of  the  peice 

Turbot  J  C,  road  overseer 

TRYON    GEO  C>   proprietor    Angel's 

Hotel 
Waterman  E  K,  blacksmith 


ANGEL  ISLAND. 

Martn  County.    Military  station  and 
post-office. 

MELLON  CHAS,  postmaster 
Washington  B,  post  trader 


ANNALY. 

Sonoma  County.    See  freestone. 


ANTELOPE. 

Sacramento  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  15  miles  east  of  Sac- 
ramento on  Central  Pacific  R.  R.; 
population  about  100. 

ASTILL  R.  dry  goods  and  groceries 
Dick  Morris  county  8uperv:,ior 
Lewis  W,  blacksmith 
Tackney  John,  Raloon 


ANTELOPE. 

Yolo  County.     See  Yolo. 


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ANTHONY  HOUSE. 

Nevada  County.     A  post-office. 

Davy  W  H,  hotel 

Cole  C  J.  hotel 

RAPP  AUGUST,  poftmaster 

ANTIOCH. 

Conira  Cohta  County.  Apost,  express 
and  telegraph  otKce;  population  about 
801). 

Abbott  J  P  (Abbott  &  Noakes),  and 
jus  ice  of  tlio  puace 

Abbott*  .\oakts  (.J  P  Abbott  and  W 
Noiikrs),  bntc  lers 

ADAMS  JOHN,  bakery  and  confec- 
tionery 

Adler  A,  (Jost  &  Adler) 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL. 

J  K  loliii!!  >n  piMjinutor 

"ANTIOCH  LEDGER,  •  C  H  Smith 

editor  iind  publislier 

Baktr  J  K,  (Baker  &  Co) 

Baker  J  U  &  Co,  (J  R  Baker  and  Frank 
George),  agta  Wolln,  Fargo  &  Co, 
insurance  agents,  p<'Ht-ciifice,  Western 
Un  on  Telegraph  Otiice,  drugs  and 
Stat  onery 

Balobuscish  Milo,  restaurant 

Bayliiis  Edward,  liquors 

B<Hjde  H  F  (Rouse,  Formanft  Co) 

Brewer  H  W,  carpi  nter 

BROMLEY  SETH.  liquor* 
hiunkhorat  W  A,  general  merchondiie 


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Carman  O  C,  groceries  and  fruit 
^    Chase  J  lii,  liveiy  stable 
O    Dahnken  C,  Railroad  Saloon 
*V*    Dahnken  l<'recleriok,  liquors  and  wharf- 
inger and  aj(t  Stockton  S  S  Co 
Dietrich  Edward,  barnessmaker  and  sad- 
dler 
Doran  Joseph  (Kearney  &  Doran) 
Empire  Coal  Mine  and  11  R,  M  W  Bel- 
shaw  president 
Q    Formaii  W  R  (Rouse,  Forman  &  Co) 
a    FSINK  C  H  (Rouse  &  Frink) 
|]Q    Guee  E  M,  a^t  C  P  R  R  Co  and  manager 
Antinch  Ice  Co 
•>    George  Frank  (Baker  &  Co) 
^    Gum  Tree  Saloon 

Hage  Rev  C  R,  (Congregational) 
Homburg  M,  general  merchandise  and 

agricultural  implements 
Jacobs  M  H,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
JOHNSON  J  K.  proprietor  American 

Kxciiaiige  Hotel 
Joslin  S  B,  haraesamaker 
Jof>t  &  Adler  (0  Jost  and  A  Adler),  Cali- 
fornia Distilling  Co 
Jost  C  (Jost  &  Adler) 
ije     Joye  E   V  (Parkison  and  Joye),  physi- 
■^  cian 

Kearney  &  Doran  (P  F  Kenmey  and  J 

Doran),  hotc!  -^ud  liquors 
Kearney  P  F  (Kearney  &  Doran) 
Longu  Antonio,  bootmaker 
Lycurzis  Johu  &  Co,  liquors 
Macartney  D,  groceries  and  fruit 
Mart?n  T,  liquors 
Meiuken  F,  liquors 
Mesquita  Joseph  M,  barber 
Meyer-  L  &  Co  (L  and  G  Meyer),  general 

merchandise 
McMaster  J  C,  county  supervisor 
McMaster  Mrs  M  A,  millinery  and  bak- 
ery 
McN^ulty  Mrs,  hotel 
McNulty  F  S,  liquors 
NICHOLSON  ISAAC,  Albion  Pottery 
Niiier  Chas,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Volan  James,  liquors 

aParkisoii  &  Joye  (M  C  Parkison  and  £ 
V  Joye),  drugs  and  medicines 
Parkison  M  C  (Parkison  &  Joye),  physi- 
~  cian 

Peters  Fred  'Peters  ft  Stamm) 

Peters  &  S.^mm  (Fred  Peters  and  Louis 

Stamm),  bouts  and  shoes 
Peterson  Nelson,,blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Fitts  Dennis  M,  constable 
Reed  A,  Co,  undertakers 
.    •     Renifree  Wm,  liquors  and  barber 
C^    Rouse,  Forman  &  C  >  (J  C  Rouse,  W  R 
^        Forman  and  H  P  Beede),  lumber 

BOinUE  ft  FRINK  (G  Rouse  and  C  H 
Frink),  ^nerai  murohandise,  furniture 
and  agricultural  implement* 


BOUSE  0  (Rouse  ft  Frink) 
Rouse  J  C  (Rouse,  Forman  &  Co) 
SMITH  C  H  publisher  "  Antioch  Ijed- 
ger"  and  real  estate  and  insurance  agt 
Stamm  Louis  (Peters  ft  Stamm) 
Taylor  R  P,  liquors 
Vail  O  M,  liquors 
Wemple  £  L,  physician 
Wilde  Charles,  merchant  tailor 
Wilis  Mrs  N,  millinery 


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Board  with  Boom,  per  Week, 

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Board  per  Bay      -      •       1.00  and   1.60 

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PaOPRIKTOR. 

Antioch,  Cuntra  Coeta  County. 


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APEX, 

San  Dieoo  County.    A  post-office. 
McDOUOALL  G  A,  postmaster 


APTOS. 

Santa  Cruz  County.  A  post  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Santa  Cruz 
R.  R.,  13  miles  from  Pajaro,  and  9 
miles  from  Santa  Cruz. 

Anderson  O  L.  agt  Pacific  Coast  Steam 

Ship  Co 
Aptos  Hotel 
AaANO  J>  general  merchandise,  po«t- 

master  and  hotel 


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BenuJ  S  A,  varieties 
Lauer  Frank  C,  blacksmith 
Rice  D  M,  saloon 
Spreckela  Claui,  warehouse 
Walsh  P  K,  hotel 


AQUEDUCT  CITY. 

Ahador  CouNiT.  Post-office  PineGrove 

Denson  Joseph,  mining  and  ronnd  tim- 
ber dealer 
Denson  Thomas,  mining  and  round  tim- 
ber dealer 
HAH  A  C>  hotel 
Ham  John  C,  constable 
Henry  James,  mining  and  shakemaker 
Hodgdon  Joseph,  carpenter 
Holman  — ,  round  timber  dealer 
Jewell  L,  round  timber  dealer 
Lowiy  James,  toU-rnad  and  farming 
Ludekins    L,  general  merchandise  and 

justice  of  the  peace 
Parker  Geo,  round  timber 
Wiley  Geo,  mining  and  shakemaker 


ARBUCKLE. 

Colusa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  California 
Pacific  and  Northern  R.  R. 

Allen  Chas,  saloon 

Arbuckle  Cyrus,  barber 

Arbu'-kle  Tacitius    R,    stationery  and 

pustm  ister 
Argyle  J  F,  lumber  and  wagonmaker 
Atran  Alex,  blacksmith 
Biiiley  W  H,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Freemau  &  Co,  grain  warehouse 
Gibbons  C  U   drugs  and  physician 
Coringer  Mrs,  restaurant 
Gray  «  Arbuckle,  hotel 
HAaRIS  D  ft  CO.  general  merchandise 
Hi  i.ry  W  H,  hotel 
'I'J..  ,'  ay  W  M,  livery  staMe 
'■■■*      iv  s  Kobert,  Central  Pacitic  R  R  agt 
^.  ;.v)}  ('  W,  harness 
:>i;>iS  ''..  Ho>fell,  saloon 
Mep  -:    V  a,  saloon  and  varieties 
Noble  t'ittnk  V,  bootmaker 
Peart  k  Cross,  general  merchandise 
Porter  B,  butcher 
Smith  T  A,  Micksmith 
Vaughan  C  i^  N,   attorney-at-law  and 

notary  public 
Ward  •!  C,  constable 


ARBUCKLE. 

Shasta  County.    Post-office  Igo. 

Ir'AilE.  WM.  general  merchant 
Rice  Rev  D  M,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


A^iCATA. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office.  Very  eligibly 
situated  for  the  lumber  trade  of  Mad 
River  and  neighborhood,  Areata  is 
quite  a  flouiishing  town.  It  has  a 
population  of  about  800,  boasts  a  free 
public   reading  room,  a  spicy  news- 

Saper — the"Lea«1er" — and  a  commo- 
ious  hall  or  theater.  Distance  from 
Eureka,  8  miles  by  water  and  tram- 
way and  12  by  overland  stage. 

ARCATA  LEADER"  (weekly),  A 

Wiley  editor  and  proprietor 

Areata  Library  Association 

Areata  Transportation  Co 

Bair  &  Pardee,  liquors  aud  billiards 

Bauman  John,  blacksmith 

Bowen  G  C,  ifeneral  merchandise 

Brizard  A.  general  merchandise 

Bull  J  C  Jr,  meat  market 

Burns  Ro>)ert,  tin  aud  hardware 

Cave  R  B,  grist-mill 

Chisholm  Rev  John  B,  pastor  M  E 
Church 

Cleverly  H  C,  watchmaker 

CULLBERO  ISAAC,  general  mer- 
chantiise 

Deming  B,  justice  of  the  peace,  attorney- 
at-law  aud  collection  agent 

Deming  E  A,  wheelwright  and  black- 
smith and  constable 

Devlin  Thomas,  t  nnery 

Erickson  A  W,  oooks,  stationery  and 
music,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Falk,  Hawley  tt  Co,  saw  and  grist-mill 

Galinger  Mrs  A  B,  varieties 

Gingery  Joseph,  bootmaker 

(rreenwald  Julius,  general  merchandise 

Hally  John,  livery  stable 

Harpst  &  Spring,  general  merchandise 
and  harness 

Hawkins  A.  cabinetmaker 

Holsworth  Thos,  saloon 

Hopkins  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace,  attor- 
ney-at-law and  uotarv 

Hunter  Wm  J,  bootmaker 

Kirkby  W  H,  Pioneer  Li  very  Stable  and 
propr  Eureka  and  Trinidad  Stage  aud 
Man  Line,  SE  cor  Plaza 

Knight  |&  Richert,  liquors  and  billiards 

Kuutz  IVIrs  A,  variety  st  re 

Mappin  Geo,  hairdresser 

Marsh  H  W,  propr  Marsh  House 

Meuefee  P  M,  physician 

Merrell  Seth  W,  propr  Merrell  House, 
cor  Pith  and  H 

Miner,  Kirk  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
and  saw  mill 

Minor  Mrs  A  E,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 

Muhlburg  G,  painter 


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Xellist  Mrs  J,  fancy  goods 

Ordenheiiner  VVm,  bootmaker 

Pouleur  J  B  &  Co,  stoves  and  tinware, 
sewing  inachinea,  etc 

Richard  C  C,  liquors 

Kichert  J,  propr  Union  Hotel 

S>  horliK  L  E,  uroceries  and  bakery 

SMITH  CHARLES,  general  merchan- 
dise and  p>>stmaster 

Smith  Ma  rice,  liquors 

Stern  Greorge,  painter 

Tilley  Geo  H,  Areata  Drug  Store 

Union  Hotel  and  Restaurant,  J  Rich- 
ert  propr 

Union  Wharf  Co,  G  W  B  Yocum  supt 

Vance  John,  lumber 

Wiley  A,  editor  and  pub  "Areata  Lead- 
er 

Wiley  A,  general  merchandise 

Yocum  G  W  B,  supt  Union  Wharf  Co 

Xizues  F,  liquors 


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GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 


Danglada  Joe,  saloon 

Delesai  Antonio,  saloon 

Duifell  George,  varieties 

Elston  J  B,  blacksmith  and  livery  stable 

Meherin  Bros,  general  merchandise  and 

lumber 
Meherin  John,  saloon 
Musick  R  B,  constable 

NEWSOH  D  F.   proprietor  Newsom's 

Springs,  dairy  and  ntock  raising 
Orton  &  Co,  Arroyo  Grande  Mills 
Phillips  Bros  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Piei^mo  Wharf  Co,  freighting  business 
Rodrigues  Jose  C,  butcher 
Ryan  Wm  H,  hotel  and  stable 
Short  N  W,  nurs-ry  and  fruit 
Tyler  A  W,  physician 
Valessi  Antonia,  sa  oon  and  livery  stable 
Vaiiglada  I  M,  saloon 
Whitely  Thoa,  bootmaker 
Wood  B  J,  justice  itf  the  peace 


ARTESIA. 


ARGENTINE. 

Post-office  Quincy. 

Heath  E  A,  mine 

Thompson  James,  quartz  mine 


ARLINGTON. 

San    BEBNA'iDiNO   County.    A 

office. 
GALL0WA7  J  C.  groceries 


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ARROYO  GRANDE. 

San  Luis  Obispo  County.  Fourteen 
miles  from  San  Luis  Obispo  City,  and 
12  miles  from  Port  Harf  rd. 

Beckett  J  F,  nurseryman  and  fruits 
Branch  Mrs  M  C,  fruits  and  dairy 
BBIEOER  A>  postmaster 
Carmnn  W  P,  books,  drugs  and  writing 
teacher 


>.s  Anurlfs  County.    A  post-office;  3 
miles  from  Nurwalk. 

Crum  Rev  J  D,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
WILSON  W  M.  postmaster 


ATHLONE. 


Merced   County.     A    post-office    and 

station     on     Central     and    Southern 

Pacific  R.    R.;    162   miles   from   San 

Francisco,  and  45  miles  from  Fresno. 

Bartlett  li.  F,  postmaster 

Gilheiioy  Frank,  hotel 

JACOfiiS  J  Ml  ceneral  merchandise  and 

ac';iiig  postmaster 
Rin;4  John,  saloon 


ATLANTA. 

A   post-offioe; 


San  Joaquin  County* 
population  75. 

Heifernan  Thomas,  constable 
Nicewanger  L  H,  supervisor 


ATWATER. 

Merced  County.  A  post-office,  and 
station  on  Central  and  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.,  8  miles  from  Merced. 

Greene  Rev  J  B,  clergyman  (Christian 
Church) 

HT7MMSLTXNBER0  BROS,  hotel 

Mitchell  J  W,  warehouse 

8WAIH  MBS  EMMA,  poetmistrese 


PIBHEER  IRON  WORKS,  ''21il^"u£l!lV^*' 


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AUBURN 

Placer  County.  Situated  on  the  line 
of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  36  miles 
northeast  of  Sacramento.  Auburn  is 
the  county  seat,  and  has  a  population 
of  about  2,000,  and  growing. 

Adams  Frank  D,  recorder  and  auditor 

American  Hstel,  Frank  Gnbbay^  propr 

Andrews  &  Hollenbeck  (M  Andrews  and 
O  W  J  llenbeck),  bankers,  jewelers 
and  agts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express 

Andrews  M  (Andrews  k  HoUenbedi) 

ASHLEY  J  T.  under-sheriff 

Auburn  Opera  House,  Wm  B  McGuire 
propr 

Bennett  J  J,  administrator  and  coroner 

Benson  J  V,  boots  and  shoes 

Betterly  G  S,  photographer 

Bisbee  John  G,  county  treasurer 

BORLAND  HOTEL>  Wm  A  Freeman 

propr 
Boggs  John  C,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
Brod  Henry,  meat  market 
BROWN  FETER.  bootmaker,  Main 
Bryant  Geo  S,  saloon 

BIJLLOCK  &HUESTON  (W  H  Bui- 

lock  and  E  J  Huestun),  attys-at-law 
BULLOCK  W  H  (Bullock  &  Hueston) 
Burns  Hugh,  saloon 
Cain  Thomas,  saloon 
Cassidy  Mrs  Barbara  D,  Central  Pacific 

R  K  telegraph  operator,  Auburn  Depot 
Catholic  Church,  Rev  John  Leahy  pas- 

torj  res  Sacrameiiti) 
Clapp  S  E  (l^well  &  Co) 
Coker  G  C  (Mann  &  Coker) 
COKER  W  H,  <loputy  sheriff 
Congregational  Cliuroh 
Craig  h  L  (Hale  k  Craig) 
Crawfoni  A,  propr  Globe  Hotel 
Crisnian  Charles  C,  saloon 
CVosby  Charles  C,  livery  stable 
Culver  J  A,  county  supervisor  and  wag- 

onmaker 
Curley  A  Mahon  (T  Curley  and  Jamt's 

Mahon),  saloon,  Depot 
Dunn   Kussoll   L,  mining  engineer  and 

deputy  U  S  surveyor 
Dwyer  &  McConnick   (S   Dwyer  and  J 

McCormick),  groceries 
Dwyer  S  (Dwyer  &  McCormick) 
Elfendahl  EriiMt,  teamster 
FENTON    HENRT    W.     proprietor 

"Placer  Argus" 
FILCHER  JOSEPH  A.  editor  "Placer 

Herald" 
Finley  C  VV,  surv«yor 
Firehammer  J  W,  principal    Gianmiar 

School 
Freeh  Jacob,  restaurant 
FREEMAN  WM  A>  proprietor  Bor- 
land Hotel,  D^pot 


Fried  Harris,  dry  goods 

Fulweiler  John  M,  attorney-at-law 

Globe  Hotel,  A  Crawford  propr.  Depot. 

Granger  Joseph,    varieties  and  sewing 
machine  agt 

Guffay  Frank,  general  merchandise  and 
propr  American  Hotel 

Hale  &  Craig  (J  E  Hale  and  E  L  Craig), 
attorney  8-at-law 

Hale  J  £  (Hale  k  Craig) 

Hamilton  Jo,  attorney-at-Iaw 

Hawley  Mrs  Esther  T,  bakery 

Hawver  J  C,  dentist 

Hellwig  Chnrles  J,  hamessmaker 

Hinkle  A  (White  k  Hinkle) 

Hollenbeck  0  W   (Andrews  k  Hollen- 
beck) 

Hopkins  Rev  T  B,  pastor  M  E  Church 

House  Mrs  L  T,  dress  and  cloakmaker 

Houser  Louis,  dry  goods 

Howntt  Jas,  hotel 

HUESTON  E  J  (Bullock  k  Hueston) 

HuithfS  W  A,  attorney-at-law 

HUNTLEY  A  (Wills  &  Huntley). 

Jackson  Wm  A,  dry  goods 

Keehner  George  A,  saloon 

Kinkade  J  T,  attorney 

Lardner  W  B,  attorney-at-law,    district 
attorney  and  notary  public 

Lipsett  Alexander,  propr  Orleans  Hotel 

Lowell  k  Co  (G  Lowell,  S  E   Clapp.and 
T  McGuire),  groceries 

Lowell  G  (Lowell  &  Co) 

Lowell  George  P,  groceries 

Lubeck  D  W,  dry  goods 

Mallory  Ogden,  hamessmaker 

Mann  k  Coker  (V  V  Mann  and  G  C  Co- 
ker), furniture  and  undertakers 

Mann  V  V  (Mann  k  Coker) 

McClellen  k  Shea  (W  J  McOellen  and 
J  E  Shea),  saloon 

McClellan  Wm  B,  groceries  and  notary 
public 

McClellen  W  J  (McClellen  k  Shea) 

McComb  George,  hardware 

McCormick  James   (Dwyer  k  McCbr- 
niick) 

MoElwee  Charles  K,  furniture  and  un- 
dertaker 

MctJuire  Thomas  (Lowell  k  Co) 

McfJuire  Wm  B,  saloon 

McKiriley  A,  district  assessor 

Meredith  J  B,  surveyor 

Meyers  B  F,  judge  Superior  Court 

Mitchel  John  N,  district  assessor 

Munson  W  L,  district  assessor 

Myres  B  F,  superior  judge 

Nichols  Thomas  J,  county  clerk 

Norton  k  Bullock,  attorney s-at-law 

Petlroni  F  P,  watchmaker 

Petton  Simon,  saloon 

Phillips  Samuel  G,  livery  stable 

'TLACER  AROUS,'  Henry  W  Fen- 
ton  editor 


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490 


California — Auburn  Baker^a  Station. 


Placer  County  Hospital,  John  Bardwell 
steward,  T  M  Todd  physician 

'TLACER  HERALD'*  (The),  Joseph 
A  Filcher  editor  and  proprietor 

Prednm  Moses,  blacksmith 

PUTNAM  ADDISON  E  proprietor 
Putnam  House,  Depot 

PUTNAM  HOUSE.  A  B  Putnam  pro- 
prietor, Depot 

Putnum  Samuel,  box  factory  and  lumber 

Rapier  Richard  P,  barber 

Reeves  Thomas,  barber 

Roll  &  Weber,  brewery 

Rooney  R  F,  physician 

Russell  J  B,  county  supervisor 

Seavey  0  P,  county  school  supt 

Schmidt  Anton,  saloon 

Seifert  Alexander,  meat  market 

Shea  J  £  (McClellen  &  Shea) 

Simons  Charles  L,  saloon 

Smith  John  J,  Auburn  Hotel,  Depot 

8N0WDEN  E  C,  dru^^gist 

Sparks  E  J,  chairman  Board  of   Super- 
visors 
Stephen  Thomas  E,  general  merchandise 

STEVENS  CLARENCE  C,  billiard, 

reading  and  curd  rooms 

STEVENS  SOLON  M,  druggist 

Stone  Henry,  blacksmith 


Todd  T  M,  physician 

Vergin  Carl,  tailor 

Walsh  James,  bootmaker 

Warmington  Joseph,  groceries 

White  &  Hinkle  (J  M  White  and  A 

Hinkle),  blacksmiths 
White  J  M  (White  &  Hinkle) 
Willis  J  ames  R,  propr  Empire  Hotel 
WILLMENT  MRS  GEORGE,  agent 

Central  Pacific  R  R 
WILLS  &  HUNTLEY  (J  H  Wills 

and  A  Huntley),  books  and  notions 
WILLS  J  H  (Wills  &  Huntley),  post- 
master 


BORLAND    HOTEL, 

AUBUBN,  FLACEB  CO. 

Tliis   HOTEL  is  Convenient  to  tlic  Depot  and 

Evci'.vthing  is  First  I'lass.     NothinK  will 

bu  Uniitt«<l  for  tlic  Conil'ort  of  (Juests. 

A  FREE  'BUS  will  Convey 

the  Patrons  to  and  from  the 

COURT  HOUSE. 
Win.   A.    FHEESIAN,    Proprietor. 


THE  NEW  AND  ELEGANT  PUTNAM  HOUSE 

Is  now  open  to  the  public.  This  Hotel  is  conveniently  located  on  a  picturesque 
and  commamling  site  near  the  RAILROAD  DEPOT,  AUBURN.  Furni- 
ture New  and  Ele>.'ant.  Apartments  Large,  Liglit  and  Airy.  Hot  and  Cold  Baths 
for  the  use  of  quests. 

THE  BAR  always  supplied  with  Choice  Wines  and  Liquors.     Free  'Bus  to 
and  from  the  Railroad  Depot.  A.  B.  PUTNAMt  Manager. 


AVENA. 

Inyo  County.     A  post-office,  two  and 
a  half  miles  above  Bishop  Creek. 

Hutchinson    T    K,    miller,    threshing, 

grinding  grain,  meal,  etc 
Spencer    A,    general    merchandise    and 

postmaster 

Wonacott  &   Eldred,   blacksmiths   and 
wagoumakers 


AZUSA. 

Los  Anoeles  Coumty.     A  post-office. 

Cleveland  U,  justice  of  the  peace 
CuUen  W  B,  farmer 
Melone  John,  constable 


BAIRD. 

SiiA.sTA  CoHNTY.  A  post-o'Ece;  is  the 
Salmon  Breeding  Station  of  the  U. 
8.  Fish  Commission. 

Baird  Spencer  F,  tish  commissioner 
Campbell  J  B,  trout  ponds 
Radcliff  Robert,  deputy  postmaster 
RICEABDSON  J  A,  postmaster 

STONE  LIVINOST0NE>  deputy  U  S 

tinh  commissioner 
WiUey  J  W,  hotel 


BAKER  S  STATION. 

Tuolumne  CoiTNTY.  Post-office  Colum- 
bia. Situated  on  the  Sonora  and  Mo- 
no Toll  Road,  at  the  foot  of  the  Sum- 
mit, 57  miles  from  Sonora  and  45  milea 
from  Bridgeport. 

BAKER  0  C,  hotel,  saloon  and  liviiry 


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BAKERSFIELD. 

rlERN  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  toe  countjr  seat;  ia 
1  mile  from  Sumner  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  K.  K.,  314  miles  from  San 
Franciflco.  It  is  a  thriving  town  of 
1,200  inhabitants,  and  can  boast  of 
solidity  and  wealth.  It  is  in  a  fine 
agricultural  and  stock  country.  There 
are  a  number  of  churches,  schools  and 
hotels,  and  three  weekly  newspapers 
are  published  in  the  town.  Alto- 
gether, BakersKeld  has  an  appearance 
of  prosperity  and  comfort. 

Adams  Wm  S,  painter 

ADOBE  LIViEBT  AND  FEED  STA- 

BLES,  Howard  A  Cross  proprietor 
Arick  K  £,  attoruey-at-law 

ARLINGTON  HOUSE,  Hall  &  For- 
syth  proprittors 

Atchison  W  A,  W  S,  I  O  G  T 

Bailey  John  E,  saloon 

Balenzuela  A,  s.iloon 

Bernard  A  P,  county  treasurer 

Buvis,  Barnes  &  Co,  restaurant  and  sa- 
loon 

Blodgct  H  A,  notary  public  and  insur- 
ance agent 

Borgwanlt  &  McCord  (H  L  Borgwardt 
and  D  MoCord),  meat  market 

BOWEN  W  R.  sheritr  and  tax  collector 

Brooks  VV  H  J,  searcher  of  records, 
Court  House 

Brower  C,  sec  Kern  Island  Irrigating 
Canal  Co 

Brundage  B,  superior  judge 

BUCKREUS  FRANZ,  barber  and 
baths 

Burnap  S  A,  druggist,  coroner  and  pub- 
lic administrator 

Calli  P,  fruits,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Cameron  James,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Carlock  &  Robb  (F  M  Carlock  and  H  D 
Kobb),  lumber  and  Dray  and  Freight- 

CIT^"  BREWERY.  E  G  Miller  pro- 
prietor 

Collins  A  O,  W  M  Bakersfield  Lodfje 

('olton  F  H,  supt  Kern  Island  Irrigat- 
ing Canal  Co 

Conuict  H  F,  expressman 

Conns  Alouzo,  books,  stationery,  jewel- 
ry, varieties,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
and  recorder  Justice  Lodge 

Cover  J  VV,  livery  stable 

Cowgill  C  C,  attorney-at-law  and  court 
commissioner 

Craig  F  W,  sec  Am  L  of  H 

Crawford.  Smith  &  McCready  (W  R 
Crawford,  J  D  Smith  and  E  K  Mc- 
Cready), marble  yard 


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Crawford  W  R,  livery  stnble 

CROSS  HOWARD  A,  proprietor 
Adobe  Livery  and  Feed  Stable 

CTJBELO  A>  fruits,  cigars,  tobacco, 
candies,  varieties,  etc 

Denver  W,  mfr  and  dealer  in  wagons, 
carriages,  horseshoeing,  blacksmith- 
ing  and  painting 

Devoe  T  H,  paperhanger  and  painter 

Dixon  F  H,  agt  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Co 

Dolierty  Geo  C,  recording  secretary, 
Kern  Lodge,  I  0  O  F 

Donnell  R  R,  saloon 

Donnelly  E,  physician  and  surgeon 

Drouillard  Edward,  fruits  and  vegetables 

DRURY   J   S,  druggists,   paints,   oils 

and  glass 
Dupartiue  L  J,  hairdresser  and  mfr  hair 

work 
Duvall  Chas  W,   saloon,    bakery    and 

boarding 
Edmunds  Joseph,  barber 
EITEL    MRS    F>    proprietor    James 

Hotel 
Eckstrom  G  F,  W  C  T,  I  0  G  T 

ESTES  WALTER  T,  proprietor  Over- 
land Livery  and  Feed  Stables 

Eyraud  Aug,  saloon 

Fish  H  H,  livery  stable  and  M  W,  A  O 
U  W 

FORE  CHAS  W.  cashier  Kern  Valley 
Bank 

Freeman  J  W,  attorney-at-law  and 
Commander  American  L  of  H 

FRENCH  HOTEL.  A  O  Thorns  pro- 
prietor 

GALTES  PAUL,  general  merchandise 
and  agricultural  implements 

Gates  M  W,  livery  stable 

Giesea  F  A,  physician 

Goldberg  R.  merchant  trxilor 

Gregory  Samuel,  saloon 

HALL  ft  FORSYTH  (M  Hall  and 
Alex  Forsyth),  proprietors  Arlington 
House 

Harding  Thomas  E,  county  assessor 

Hirshfeld  H,  county  8Ui)ervisor 

Hirshfcld  L  &  Co  (L  Hirshfeld  and  S 
Brodeck,  San  Francisco),  general  mer- 
chandise, hides,  wool,  hardware,  agri- 
cultural implements,  wholesale  dealers 
in  li()uors  and  cigars 

Hong  M  C,  physician 

HOFFMANN  A  S>  wines,  liquors  and 

cigars 
Hotz  &  Edmonds  (G   H  Hotz  and  R  £ 

Edmonds),  dry  goods,  boots  and  shoes, 

millinerv,  etc 
HOUGHTON  W  Et  Livermore  Agency 

JAMES  HOTEL,  Mrs  F  Eitel  proprietor 

Jewett  Chas  E,  ice 

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VmS"  A  C  Maude  publisher 
"XEBN  COUNTT  GAZETTE,"  Geo 

W  Wear  editor  and  publisher 
Kern  Island    Irrieating    Canal    Co,   C 

Brower  sec,  F  H  Colton  supt 
KERN  VALLEY  BANK.   S  Jewett 

president,  Ohas  W  Fore  cashier 

"KE&N      WEEKLT     RECORD." 

John  H  Lee  publisher 
Kline  Kev  J  S,  Methodist  clergyman 
Lechner  Bros  (Edward  and  Harry  Lech- 

ner),  saloon 
LEE    .JOHN    H,     publisher     "Kern 

Weekly  fiecord" 
LIGHTlmR  A  T,    county  clerk   and 

recorder 
Lindsey  W  E,  marble  yard 
Macmurdo  W  R,  county  surveyor 
MAIO  JOHN  F,  druggist 

MARLET  W  C,  under  sheriff 

Mattson  O  O,  harnessmaker  and  saddles 
and  recording  sec  Kern  Lodge,  I O  O  F 

MAUDE  A  C>  publisher  and  proprietor 
"Kern  County  Californian,  real  es- 
tate, ni>tary  public  and  secretary  Bak- 
ersfield  Lodge  F  &  A  M 

Maul  C  A,  bootmaker 

McLean  Angus,  physician  and  surgeon 

MILLER  £  Of  proprietor  City  Brewery 

Miller  John  O,  county  auditor 

Moon  Jonathan,  carpenter 

Moore  &  Gawne,  lumber  dealers  and  in- 
surance agts 

MORREL  0  W,  saloon 

Murphy  J  J,  general  merchandise  and 
agricultural  implements 

NIEDERATTR  JACOE  fumiture,  bed- 
ding, carpets  and  undertaker 

O'Hara  Peter,  chairman  board  of  super- 
visors 


OVERLAND  LIVERT  AND  FEED 
STABLES.  Walter  T  Estes  proprie- 
tor 

Packard  N  R,  deputy  county  clerk 

Paehlig  A,  hotel  and  hay  and  grain 

Palmes  E  C,  saloon 

POSTMASTER.  H  A  Wickware 

Reich  George,  merchant  tailor 

Rhodes  Thomas,  attorney-at-law 

Rogers  C  A,  physician 

Rogers  L  S,  physician  and  W  M,  F  &  A  M 

Scribner  W  H,  watches,  jewelry,  books, 
stationery,  sewing  machines,  news  de- 
pot and  varieties 

SMITH  OEO  VENABLE.  district  at- 
torney and  counselor-at-law 

Smith  J  E,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Stern  Louis,  physician 

THOMS  A  0.  proprietor  French  Hotel 

Toussaint  A,  stoves,  tinware,  groceries, 
etc 

Ventura  Joseph,  restaurant 

VESTAL  R&>  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 

Wallace  F  S,  supt  public  instruction 
and  M  W,  A  O  U  W 

WEAR  OEO  W>  editor  and  publisher 
"Kern  County  Gazette" 

Weil  Jacob,  general  merchandise 

WEILL  HIOS  (S  aiul  A  Weill),   gen 
eral  merchandise,   agricultural  imple- 
ments, hardware,  and   agents  of  the 
Homburg-American  Packet  Co 

whic'RT'k'R.  E  p.  general  merchandise 
and  agricultural  implements 

Wheeler  Geo  H,  general  merchandise, 
agricultural  implements,  hardware 
and  county  supervisor 

WICKWARE  H  A,  postmaster 

Wilkinson  N  R,  justice  of  the  |)eace 

Withington  R  W,  saloon 


MRS.  F.  EITEL,  Proprietress. 

IVineteentli    Ht.,    I3al£ei*Mlielcl,    CJal. 

All  the  Comforts  of  a  Home  may  be  Found  at  this  House. 

EQUAL  TO  ANY  FIRST-CLASS  IfOTEL. 

M  cents  per  neal.   91.00  per  Day,  JMAttlnn  Inelnded.    Choice  Wines, 
lilquora,  and  Clsars  at  the  Bar. 


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BALD  HILLS  STORE. 

SliAHTA  Cot'NTY.     Post-ottice  Shosta. 
Drew  James,  general  merchandise 


BALLARD. 

Santa  Barbaka  County.  A  post-office 
43  miles  northwest  of  Santa  iku-bara 
by  stage. 

Hobson  J  J,  constable 

Keenan  John,  j  ustice  of  the  peace 

Stewart  James  M,  wagonmaker  and 
blacksmith  

WATKIHS  HENRT.  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 


BALLAST  POINT. 

San   DiE(iO  County.      Post-oflace  San 
Diego. 

Gerald  H,  keeper  Government  Works 

BALLENA. 

San  Diego  County.     Twelve  miles  west 
of  Julian;  supported  by  agriculture 

DICKERMAN  C  E  saloon 

Mclntire  John  L,  postmaster 
Mulkins  J  W,  blacksmith 
Sanday  F  R,  general  merchandise 


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BALL  S  FERRY. 

Shasta  County.    A  post-office. 

BALL  W  W,  hotel  and  ferry 
Burgess  Chauncy  T,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions 
Croghan  J,  blacksmith 
ORAT  B  T(  general  merchandise 
Hall  &  Hall,  blacksmiths 
Hall  W  G,  blacksmith 
Heaton  &  Vaughn,  dour-mill 
Winssel  J  F,  physician 


BANDERITA  MINE. 

Mariposa  County.  Post-office  Coulter- 
ville;  12  miles  from  Coulterville. 

BANDERITA  MINE,  C  L  Mast  su- 
perintendent 

MAST  C  L>  superintendent  Banderita 
Mine 


BANGOR. 

Butte  County.  A  post-office,  14  miles 
southeast  of  Oroville,  and  has  mail 
communication  with  Marysville  by  a 
regular  stage  line.  It  is  dependent 
upon  mining  interests,  but  lias  a  num- 
ber of  small  farmers  aild  orcliardists 
in  the  vicinity. 

ALLEN  J  E>  general  merchandise,  post- 
master and  saloon 

Andrews  A,  blacksmith 

Bishop  W  P,  carpenter 

Cotter  I  C,  vinery 

Kilchen  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

Payne  J  E,  hotel 

Keese  J  P,  painter 

Rickman  &,  Co,  proprs  S.  Honcut  Min- 
ing Co 

Rowe  N  E,  cattle  herder 

Shattuck  T  F,  general  merchandise 


BANNER. 

San  Dieuo  County.     Post-office  .Julian. 
A  mining  town  5  mile^i  psst  of  Julian. 

Adams  N  C,  blacksmith 
Dickerman  C  B,  saloon 


BANNING. 

San  Bernardino  Counti'.  A  post,  ex- 
pre  s  and  telegraph  office  on  tlie 
Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  10  miles  from 
Colton. 

Dunlap  &   Egan,  general   merchandise, 

hay  and  grain 
EOAN    OEO  C,  general    merchandise 

and  postmaster 


BANTA. 

San  Joaquin  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office  on  the  Central 
Pacitic  iT.  R.,  17  miles  from  Stockton. 

Brichctto  G  &   Co   (G  Brichetto  and  X 

Canale),  general  merchandise 
Canale  N  (Brichetto  G  &  Co) 
Godchaux  L,  liquors 
Homer  W  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Israel  I  G  iSr,  postmaster 
McArdle  Eugeue,  blacksmith 
Williams  J  C,  constable 
Wilson  O  H,  propr  Wilson's  Hotel 
Wilson  T  L,  agt  C  I'   R  R  and  Wells, 

Fargo  ft  Co  and  mgr  Western  Union 

Telegrni)h  Co 
WOOD  R  JR,   Wells,   Fargo  &   Go's 

agent 
Zimmerman  John,  billiards  and  li(iuors 


BARTLETT  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.  A  post,  express  and 
tele>;raph  office,  reached  viaVVilliams, 
4*2  miles,  by  stage;  via  Calistoga  and 
Lower  I^ke,  (i5  miles;  via  Cloverdale 
and  Lakeport,  00  miles 


BARNFIELD  T  H.  postmaster 
Clarke  &  Crigler,  hotel 
Ruppert  August,  mineral  waters 

SCUDAMORE.  REYNOLDS  &  CO. 

general  merchandise  and  agents  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 


BATAVIA. 

Solano  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office:  a  pretty  place  on  the 
California,  Pacific  &  Northtsru  R.  R., 
61  miles   from   8an  Francisco. 

BATLET  0  G,   agent  C  P  R  R  and 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Byrne  P,  saloon 

Byrne  Mrs  P,  hotel  and  feed  stable 
Coulter  &  Co,  grain  woriihousos 
Cushing  J  H,  saloon 
Francis  K,  machinist 
Frazer  D  A,  blacksmith 
Schmidt  Valentine,  postmaster 

BATH. 

Placer  County.  A  post-office  and 
mining  village  IJ  miles  from  Forest 
Hill.     Population  200. 

Eureka  Ditch  Co 

Hazard  Mine,  James  H  Keohen  supt 
KENNISON  AW,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 


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Mountain  Chief  and  Blue  Oravel  Co., 

J  B  Lellier  Nnpt 
Van  £mon  James  A,  diatriot  asseasor 


Fanning  D  W,  blackamitb 
Fisher  W  V,  hotel 


BATTLE  CREEK. 

Tehama  County.    See  Ball's  Ferry. 

BEAR  VALLEY. 

Colusa  County.    See  Jjeesville. 


BEAR  VALLEY. 

Mariposa  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office.  Population,  about  200. 
Twelve  miles  northwest  oi  Mariposa 

Beard  H,  saloon 

Choisier  Layfayette,  constable 

Newman  8l  Hauimutt,  livery  stable  and 
butchers 

Pentlola  N,  merchant 

Quicrolo  Joseph,  justice  of  the  peace 

BICE  EDWARD  M,  hotel  and  post- 
master 

Troboco  L,  merchant 


BELLS  STATION. 

Santa  Barbara  County.  See  Los 
Alamos. 

BELMONT. 

San  Mateo  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office:  distant  from 
San  Francisco,  via  Southern  Pacific 
B.  K.,  Northern  Division,  25  miles. 
Noted  for  its  handsome  residences  and 
lovely  landscapes, 

Emmett  &  O'Neil,  Keneral  merchandise, 

stable  and  post-office 
Hammeraon  A,  blacksmith 
JANKE    C  F.    Belmont   Soda  Works 

and  proprietor  Belmont  Park,  picnic 

grounds 
PARKER  C  F,  agent  Southern  Pacific 

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Wttltermire  A  F,  hoti^l 

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San  Dieqo  County.    See  Valley  Centre, 


BECKWITH. 

Plumas  Copnty.       A  post-office;   pop' 
ulation   75;  40  miles  east  of  Quincy. 

BINOHAM  W  C,  hotel  and  postmaster 
(jribson  &  McFarlanc,  blacksmiths 
T.'ySVY    L,  deputy  postmaster 
LEVY  ft  CO.  general  merchandise 
Smith  £  C,  attorney -at-law 


Inyo   County. 
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Post-office     Indepen- 


BARLOW  C  H  ft  B  W.  farmers 
Pfohl  Juke,  farmer 
Willett  John,  farmer 


BELLEVILLE. 

Tulare  County.    A    post-office  lately 
opened  and  a  new  settlement. 

LE  OAY  D  F,  drugs  and  groceries 

BELLO. 

Napa  County.    Post-office  Rutherford 
A  Station  on  the  California  Pacific  and 
Northern  Railway,  Napa  Branch. 

Wheeler  R,  wine  manufacturer 


BELLOTA. 

San  Joaquin  County.     Population,  75; 
18  miles  from  Stockton. 

CHASE  OILMAN,  gen  merchandise 


BENICIA. 

Solano  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  on  the  Sacramento 
river,  35  miles  from  San  Francisco; 
was  at  one  time  the  capital  of  the 
State.  It  ia  reached  by  the  Central 
Pacific  Railroad,  whoae  cara  ore  trans- 
ferred across  the  river  by  the  largest 
steam  ferryboat  in  the  world.  It  con- 
tains barracks,  a  convent,  a  college, 
and  the  only  arsenal  on  the  Pacific 
Coast.     Its  population  is  about  1,800. 

Altmark  Solomon,  clothing 
Anderson  N  (Benicia  Packing  Co) 
Atwood  L  C,  operator  Western  Union 

Toiegrai)h 
Balfour,  (luthrie  &  Co,  grain  shippers 
Bandel  E,  city  assoaaor 
Bank  of  Benicia,  W   F  Goad  pres,    J 

E    Crooks    vice-pres,   A   P   Redding 

cashier 
Barry  James,   notary    public,   general 

merchandise  and  justice  of  the  peace 
Barry  .lobn  .T,  insurance  agent 

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WORKS.  F  A  Hill  superintendent, 
E  P  Palmer  secretary 


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BENICIA  BBEWERT.    Maule   & 

Giiauck  proprietorB 
BENIGIA  FACKINO  00,  J  Jurgemen 

Sreaident,   Charles  Blank  vice-presi- 
ent,  G  H  Dekau  secretary 
Bishop  Ira 

Bizzett  William,  varieties 
Blake  William,  hardware 
Blank  Charles  (Benicia  Packing  Co) 
Bliss  T  H,  boarding  and  li(iuors 
Boyle  James,  li<iuorM 
Brown  J  K  &  Co,  leather  manufacturers 
Burdick  Chas  W  (Williams  &  Burdick) 
Carquinez  Packing  Co,  K  H  Niolson  sunt 
Chiaholm  Alexander  (McK.ay  &  Chis- 

holm) 
Clark  W  A  (Wing  &  Clark), 
Clarken    Matt,   attorney    and    notary 

public 
Clyne  James,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 

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COATS  CHAS  T  (Walsh  &  Coats),  Ist 

near  Post-ollice 
Cole  Thomas  F,  varieties 
Coleman  John,  liquors 
Crooks  J  E,  agtT.t  C  P  R  R 
Crooks  J  E,  vice-pres  Bank  of  Benicia 
Cushing  J  M,  freight  agt  C  P  R  J{ 
DALTON  ALFRED   JB,   proprietor 

of  *'  New  Era  "  of  Benicia 
Dalton  Samuel  W,  liquors 
Davis  Chas,  contractor 
Davison  Chas,  plumber  and  gastitter 
Dekau  G  H  (Benicia  Packing  Co) 
Dennis  Henry,  agt  C  P  11  R 
Downs  Geo  \V,  physician 
Dugan  Arthur,  oijerator  t'  P  R  R 
Duuhue  John,  hotel  and  liqp'<r8 
Durner  Charles,  variety  and  news  agency 

EAST  BENICIA  VARIETY  STORE. 

Geo  W  Leathe  proprietor 

Ewing  James,  general  merchandise 

Ferrin  John,  deputy  sheriff  and  con- 
stable 

Fisher  Joseph,  meat  market 

Forman  W  H,  city  treasurer 

Foreman  W  H,  general  merchandise 

Freel  J  B,  liquors 

(iallegher  Edward,  boots  and  shoes 

Gilley  &  Davison  (F  A  Gilley  and  Chas 
Davison),  plumbing 

ONAITCK  0  (Mossle  &  (hiauck),  U 

Goad  W  F,  pres  Bank  of  Benicia 

Goodyear  A,  pres  Water  Co 

Gordon  Chas,  barber 

(iray  S  A,  artist 

Gray  Samuel  C,  real  estate  and  insurance 
agent 

Green  Spmuel,  boots  and  shoes 

Grogan  James,  liquors 

Hamner  A,  expressman 

Uamon  Thomas,  varieties 

Hastings  Bros,  real  estate  and  insurance 
agts 


Hastings  D  N,  pres  Gaa  Worki 
Hastings  W  F,  justice  of  the  peaos 
Healy  J  H,  physician 
HILL   F   A,    superintendent    Benicia 

Agricultural  Works 
Hopper  Garry  H  (Mounce  St  Hopper) 
Houghton  C  B,  lumber 
Innis  John,  tannery 
Jameson  H,  tailor 
Johnson  J  G,  contractor,   hay,  grain, 

wood  and  coal 
Johnston  S,  wood  and  coal 
Jones  J  W,   general  merchandise  and 

drugs 
JUROENSEH  Ji   Benicia  Packing  Co 
Kendall  (i  F,  supt  Benicia  Water  Co 
King  W  B,  livery  stable 
Kinstrey  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors 
Kuhlaud    William,    boots    and    shoes, 

clothing  and  liquors  \ 

Kullman,  Salz  &  Co,  tannery,  oiHce  106 

Battery,  San  Francisco 
Lnrkcn  William,  hotel 
LEATHE  0  W,  varieties,  underwear, 

fancy  goods,  cigars  and  tobacco,  con- 
fectionery 
Lcpper  Oliver,  boots  and  shoes 
Lepper  Wm  P,  tinner 
Lynch  John,  attorney -at-law  and  notary 

public 
Manning  Mrs  M,  varieties 
Martin  Henry,  Bonioiu  Cement  Mills 

MASSLE  &  ON AUCK  (K  Massle  and 
G  Crnauck),  Benicia  Brewery,  H 

MASSLE  R  (Maaale  &.  Gnauck),  H 

McAntire  R,  barber 

McCaniiah  D  H,  painter 

McDonell  A,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  post- 
master 

McEvoy  Miss  K,  dressmaking 

Mclirain  J,  Jersey  Dairy 

Mclntyre  K  N,  boarding-house 

McKay  &  Chisholm  (Thomas  McKay 
and  Alexander  C'liisholm),  tannery 

McKay  Thomas  (McKay  &  Chisholm) 

McKENZIE  J  B  (McKenzie  &  Wat- 
son) 

McKEKZIE  ft  WATSON  (J  B  Mc- 

Kenzie  and  A  D  Watson),  proprietors 
Benicia  I'laning  Mill 
Mcljeod  J  C,  plasterer 

MELLON    'CHARLES,   dry    goods, 

fancy     notions,     groceries,    clothing, 

gentlemen's   underwear,  tobacco  and 

cigars,  Jst  near  D 
Miller  Mrs  A  E,  music  teacher 
Mi/ner  L  B  &  L,  attorney s-at-law 
Moore  W  A,  dentist 
Morris  W  J,  harncsfcmaker 
Morton  Captain  E,  steamer  "Solano" 
Mounce  &,  Hopper  (John   Mounce  and 

Garry  H  Hopper),  liquors 
Mounce  John  (Mounce  &  Hopper) 


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MTTLDOWNST  J  R.  arohiteot,  builder 
and  contractor,  H  bet  3d  and  4th 

Munion  Fred,  mgr  Balfour,  Outhrie  & 
Go's  warehouse 

Newmark  V,  physician 

Newmark  V  N,  physician 

O'Neill  Mrs  Mary  E,  varieties 

Opperman  Julius,  tailor 

Ornuby  Mrs  L  (1,  restaurant 

Ostello  J  H,  furniture 

PALMER  E  P»  secretary  Benicia  Agri- 
cultural Works 

Pearson  Mrs  J,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Phillipson  Wm  D,  varieties 

PhcBnix  Hose  Co 

Raum  E  C,  glove  factory 

Reddins  A  P,  cashier  Bank  of  Benicia 

Reeng  J,  propr  City  Hotel 

Remington  J  K,  captain  steamer  "So- 
lano" 

Roskilly  Joseph,  liiiuors 

Rossen  H  (Benicia  Packing  Co) 

Rowland  R  W,  painter 

Rueger  John,  liquors 

Ryan  D,  saloon 

Ryan  John,  li(iuors 

Ryder  L  A,  architect 

Ht  Augustine's  College,  Bishop  Winfield 

St  CaUierino  Academy,  Mother  Louise 

St  Mary's  Hall,  L  D  Mansfield  rector 

Sanborn  L  D,  undertaker 

8chwerdtnian  H  (Benicia  Packing  Co) 

Shippoe  M  L,  hotel 

Silva  Mrs  F,  mil1'''"rv 

Siuffler  Rudolpn,  barber 

Smith  M  J,  blacksmith 

Solano  Hotel  and  Livery,  Mrs  Julia 
Weiumann  propr 

Steflfcn  Jacob,  Solano  Market 

STEVENS  OEOROE  W.  groceries 

Stevens  John,  liquors 

Stoddard  A  M,  city  marJihal 

Stumni  Mrs  ¥  J,  millinery 

Stumm  F  J,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Sullivan  M  H,  hotel 

Sundciuist  F  W  { Henicia  Packing  Co) 

Sweeney  Michael,  hotel 

THE  "HEW  ERA '  OF  BENICIA. 

Alfred  Dalton  Jr  uropr  ^tor 

Thompson  M  L,  architect 

Valeri-'V  Father  (Catholic) 

V^on  Ptistcr  P  U,  liquors 

Walsh  Bros,  painters 

WALSH  ft  COATS  (John  J  Walsh  and 
ChiM  T  Coats),  hoimo  and  sign  paint- 
ers, 1st  near  Post-oHice 

WALSH  JOHN  J  (Walsh  &  Coats),  Ist 
near  Post-oihce 

Walfh  P  H,  constable 

Wansenhcim  Sol  &  Co,  Benicia  Mills 

WATSON  A  D(McKenzie&  Watson) 

Weinmann  F  P,  sec  Uos  Works  and  real 
estate  and  insurance  agt 


Weinmann  Louis,  druggist  and  prinoi- 

Wpal  Hi^h  School 
lUoy  Rev  S  H,  Congregational  clergy- 
man 

Williams  A  W  (Williams  &  Burdick) 

Williams  &  Burdick  (A  W  Williams 
and  Chas  W  Burdick),  dry  goods  and 
clothing 

Williams  Joseph,  barber 

Wintield  Bishop  (Episcopal) 

Wing  &  Clark  (H  M  Wing  and  W  A 
Clark),  liquors 

Wing  H  M  (Wing  &  Clark) 

y'oung  Ladies'  Seminary,  Mrs  Mary 
Atkins  Lynch  principal 


BENNETVILLE. 

Los  Anqeles  County.     See  Savannah. 


BENNETTVILLE. 

Mono  County.    A  post-office, 
CURTIS  C  Wi  postmaster 

BENTON. 

Mono  County.  A  post  and  express 
office.  Situated  70  miles  southeast  of 
Bridgeport  and  iO  miles  from  Belle- 
ville, Nevada;  i  ciiched  v/a  V.  &  T.  and 
C.  &  C.  R.  R.  and  stage  40  miles. 

Ashley  Dan,  saloon  and  constable 

Daniels  N,  justice  of  the  peace 

(Serckcns  Adolph,  brewer 

Kelty  1  <r,  saloon 

Kidd  S  L,  blacksmith 

Krenkow  John,  brewer 

Lynch  Mra  J,  hotel 

Nliiok  A  &  Co,  lumber 

McNauKhton  S  L,  livery  stable 

MILLNER  &  VER  MEHR,  general 

merchandise 
Neviuii  James,  butcher 
Russell  W  H,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Wales  James,  justice  of  the  i)eace 
Wattcrson  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Wetherell  Wni,  county  su]^)crvi8or 


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BuTTK  County.     A  post-office. 

BERDAN  HOUSE  (The),  M  G  Berdan 
proprietor 

BERDAN    M   Q,    proprietor    Berdan 

House  and  postmaster 
Bonham  Chas,  millmon 
Bonham  Wm,  millman 
Goss  Joseph,  sawyer 
Locey  I  H,  grocer 
Taylor  \\     ,  Durham  Flour  Mill 


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California — Benicia. 


F.  A.  HILL,  Superintendent, 


E.  P.  PALMER,  Secretary, 


BAKER  t(  HAIWILTON'S 

BeDici}  AiricBltiiriil  Worb 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Agrieultupal  Implements, 

Gang  Plows,  Road  and  Fie'd  Single  Plows, 

iron  and  Wood  Frame  Harrows,  Cultivators,  Seed  Sowers,  Hay  Presses,  Ha.vitii,'  ^and   Harvestin(( 
Machinery,  Headers,  Iron  Farm  and  Freij^lit  VVajrons, 

PATENT  IRON  GEdiR  SPRING  WAGONS. 

Spring  and  Thorcughbrace  Wagons  of  all  Kinds 

Buckboards,  Barrows,  Store  and  Warelioiise  Trucks,  Grain  Cleaners,  Barley  Crushers, 
Euieka  Ditching  and  Gradiiijf  Flows,  Sweepstake  Quartz  Mills,  Etc.,  Etc. 


Recent'v  removed  from  San  Leandroto  Benicia,  Cal.     Formerly  Sweepittake  Plow 

Co.  The  largest  and  most  complete  Agricultural  Works  on  the  C(<ast.  Tiie  buildings  are  o\er 
16(X)  feet  in  leiigth,  and  have  a  floor  surface  of  10.'),412  square  feet,  or  nearly  2^  acres.  The 
Wharves,  connected  with  the  Works  bv  rail,  are  over6ii()  feet  in  length,  and  ha\e  a  floor  surface  of 
more  than  40,U0O  square  feet,  including  warehouse.  The  .Machinery  is  entirely  new,  nt  latest 
improved  patterns  tliroughnut.  With  this  Mammoth  FMnblishment,  and  skilled  mechanics  in 
every  departr  iKt,  wc'  are  preparcii  to  build  e\  ery  kind  of  implement  to  order,  and  parties  needing 
suggestions  or  assistuiue  in  perfecting  inventions  will  have  the  best  kind  of  aid  and  assistance, 
thereby  saving  time,  labor,  and  coin.  Our  facilities  are  such  as  to  insure  rapid  work  and  prompt 
shipments,  either  by  rail  or  water,  thus  making  a  g<KMl  savingfor  |>artics  in  the  intci  jor  who  order 
goods  from  these  Works.  We  particularly  invite  correspondence  fnim  the  country ,  and  prompt 
responses  will  be  sent  to  all  inquiries. 

Remember  that  V.'ater-Connnunication  insures  Cheap  Freights.    That 

DEALERS,  FARMERS,  AND  OTHERS 

Living  at,  or  neai,  the  .><acraniento  or  San  Joaquin  Rivers  or  their  tributaries,  can  make  afJREAT 
•■!AVIN«  of  FREHiHT  by  buying  k'xhIs  niiiriufactured  by  the  BE.NICIA  A(iRI('ri,TrKAI.  WORKS 
1  ither  direct  or,  through  Mkssh.s.  Bakkk  k  Ha.milton,  Agents,  San  Francisco  and  Sacramento.  The 
■'  criand  Train  pa.sses  between  the  Wharf  and  the  Works,  so  titat  |iarties  from  the  interior  or  from 
.<uii  Francisco,  will  be  landed  at  the  door  of  the  Factory. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers,  Farmers  and  Consumers, 


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Are  cordially  invite:!  to  cull  at  the  Works  and  examine  for  themselves, 
embraces  all  of  California's  Standard  make  of 


Our  line  of  manufacture 


AGRICULTURAL    IMPLEMENTS. 

To  excel  all  In  our  line  of  munufa<ture  in  producing  the  best  Implements,  with  nil  the  latest 
practical  improvements,  ulijch  are  peculiarly  adapted  to  our  soil  and  f lie  I'm  iflc  Ci«i>t,  both  in 
tilling  (he  ground  anJ  barxcHtirfg  the  grain;  pr'sluring  artides  which  combine  all  that  genius, 
enterprise  and  science  <uti  insure.     A  guarantiee  to  the  purchuKcr.and  a  credit  to  the  manufacturer. 

Correspondence  is  invited,  that  we  miiy  send  circulars  and  descrijitiio  li^ts. 

ADDRESS, 

Benicia  Agricultural  Works, 

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BERKELEY. 

(See,  also,  West  Berkeley.) 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  in  the  foot- 
hills about  8  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco, on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.  It 
is  the  site  of  the  State  University  and 
several  manufacturing  estalishments. 
West  Berkeley  lies  along  the  bay  and 
East  Berkeley  near  the  foot-hilk,  both 
locations  being  connected  with  San 
Francisco  by  ferry  and  steam  cars, 
afld  Oakland  l^y  3team  and  horse  cars, 
making  half-hourly  trips. 

Acheson.  John,  hotel 
Anderson  Prof,  principal  Kellogg  School 
Bnchman  John,  gardens  and   restaurant 
Bates  G'^orge,  boarding-school 
Beardslefl  B  W,  insurance  and  real  estate 

agt,  billiards,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Bonte  J  fl  C,  sec  State  University 
Byrne  J  M,  clerk 
Chapman  W  H,  town  attorney 
Comerford  Rev  Dr,  pastor  St  Joseph's 

Church 
Cruyl  Florimond,  French  laundry 
Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind  Asylum,  A  K  P 

Harmon  Ch, 
During  John,  bootmaker 
Fisher  Samuel,  butcher 
Frick  Christian,  bootmaker  • 

Gottshall  Louis,  treasurer 
Oottshall  ft  McClain,  general  merchan- 
dise an<l  .igts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Hahn  Th"  ,  butcher 
Hilton  \Vm  M,  physician,  surgeon  and 

druggist 
Huston  R  (!,  hotel 
Jones  S,  liorscshoer 
Kellogg  School  (Public),  Prof  Anderson 

principal.  Misses    French,   Davis   and 

Dubois  teachers 

LANDERS  MRS  SARAH,  stationery, 
confectionery,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Lavigne  .Joseph,  hotel 

Lord  C  R,  justice  of  the  peace 

Love  Chas,  barlwr 

MACKIN  JOHN,  restaurant  ami  bil- 
liards 

MARQUAND  H  N,  publisher  "  Berk- 
eley Advocate  " 

Morrill  Sidney  S,  druggist  and  po&t- 
miister 

Monroe  P,  marshal  and  tax  collector 

Morris  H  H,  painter  and  constable 

Morse  R  A,  assessor 

Paoleddi  Mrs  Ciitherine,  coffee  saloon 

Reed  R  R  &  Co  (R  R  Reed),  general 
merchandise) 

Robinson  Henry,  dcdor  in  leal  estate 
and  gener  .1  insurance  agt 


St  Joseph's  Presentation  Convent  (free). 
Mother  Mary  Josephine  Haggerty  and 
a  community  of  seven  Sisters 

Teagne  J  F,  constable 

Terry  C  N,  justioo  of  peace 

"THE  BERKELEY  ABVOCATE," 

n  N  Marquand  proprietor  and  pub- 
lisher 
The    Berkeley    Gymnasium    Boarding 
School,  Geo  Bates  propr 

"THE  BERKELEY  AN,"  published 

fortnightly  by  students  of  University 
of  California,  Abel  Whitton  superin- 
tendent   

"THE  OCCIDENT. "  published  weekly 
by  students  of  University  of  Califor- 
nia, Abel  Whitton  superintendent 

University  of  California,  W  T  Reid 
pres,  D  O  Mills  treas,  J  H  C  Bonte 
sec,  J  I^'  am  Harris  assistant  sec 

Wakeham  S,  painter 

WHITTON  ABEL,  superintendent 
"  Occident "  and  "  Bierkeleyan  "  news- 
papers 

Wood  E  F,  clerk 

Wright  J  G,  confectionery 


The  Berkeley  Advocate 

iBHucd  Every  (iaturday. 


KstabllshPd  In  1N77. 


Is  the  only  Newspaper  Published  in  Ber- 
keley, or  north  of  Oakland. 

Circulates  among  a  population  of  many 

thoufanda.      The   best   advertising 

medium  in  this  section  of  the 

country. 

$8.00  per  Annum. 
Henry  N.  Marquand,  PubHsher. 

BERLIN. 

Colusa  County.  A  post-oHice  on  the 
California  Pacific  &  Northern  R.  R., 
7  miles  from  Williams ;  population 
100. 

SCHTJTZ  F  W.  bl  •-  ksmith 
WOHLFROM  F  A,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postriiiister 

BERNARDO. 

San  Dekio  Countv.  A  post-ofiiee,  28 
m.iles  northeast  of  San  Diego. 

Blue  J  S,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
GRAHAM  PA  (PA  Graham   &   Co), 
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WHITK  BROM.,  I*  4k  IS  Main  and  14  4k  1«  Hpear 
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California — Bernardo-Big  Dry  Creek. 


GRAHAM  F  A  ft  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Hinman  W  C,  wagonmaker  and  wheel- 
wright 

Marshall  Samuel,  physician 

Ober  Wm,  blacksmith 


BERRY  CREEK. 

Butte  County.  A  post-oflSce,  situated 
16  miles  northeast  from  Oroville  via 
C.  P.  (O.  D.)  &  Cal.  Northern;  popu- 
lation 100. 

Cushman  E,  varieties  and  mining  specu- 
lator 

Flinn  Joel,  stock  farmer  and  piscicul- 
turist 

Galen  John,  hotel 

Gunn  G  W,  inn  keeper,  farmer  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

JOHNSON  D,  postmaster,  hotel  and 
ceneral  merchandise 

Johnson  Rubs,  hotel,  blacksmith  and 
general  merchandise 

Price  E  B,  schoolmaster 

RAOAN  G  W,  sheep  owner,  farmer, 
quartz  miner  and  butcher 


BERRYVALE. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  30  miles  southeast  of  Yreka; 
population  75.  ^ 

FELLOWS  MRS  S  C>   groceries   and 

hotel 
Hisson  J  H,  hotel 
Sullaway  C  &  Co,  saw-mill 


BERTHA. 

Lake  County.     A  post-ofiice. 

Bannister  H,  farmer 

DEMINO  THEO>  Blue  Lake  Hotel  and 

postmaster 
Miller  Jesse,  farmer 
Phillips  Luther,  fanner 
Wamoold  Henry  auJ.  Milton,    market 
•    gardeners 
Young  E  K,  fanner 


BETHANY. 

Sa.n  Joaquin  County.  A  post  and  tel- 
egraph ottice  on  the  Northern  and 
San  Pablo  k  Tulare  11.  Ks.,  7  miles 
from  Tracy. 

HUTCHINGS  JAMES  0.  general  mer- 


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chamlise,  lii|U<>r8,  blacksmith,  wagon- 
maker  and  postmaster 
Mohr  John,  hot." 


BETHEL. 

Fresno  County.    A  poat-office. 
Bethel  James,  general  merchandise 

BLANCHARD  H  hotel 


BIEBER. 

Lassen  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  reached  via  Oregon  Division  of 
the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.  and  stage 
lines;  population  50. 

Andresen  &  Gibbins  (J  E  Andresen 
and  I  W  Gibbins),  boot  and  harness- 
makers 

Babcock  C  Jr,  barber 

«Tli!BT.H.  H,  postmaster 

'PT'RB'RR  N  &  C0>  general  merchan- 
dise 

Brown  J  A,  attorney-at-law 

Brownell  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Brownell  Dewitt  C,  notary  public, 
county  assessor  and  attorney-at-law 

Burgett  Wm,  blacksmith 

Carmichael  M  A,  saw-mill 

Camicia  L  S,  dentist 

Duwell  E, blacksmith 

FORD  TP.  editor  "Mountain  Tribune" 

Gibbins  J  T,  planing-mill,  carjjenter  and 
wagon  shop 

Goerig  Wm,  livery  stable 

Holcomb  W,  hotel 

Jack  Mrs  T  H,  millinery 

Jamison  Thos,  shakemaker 

Lamburth  W  F,  blacksmith 

McGuinnesB  F,  saw-mill 

MoNemer  J  H,  blacksmith,  Hillside 
Station 

"MOXTNTAIN  TRIBUNE."  Thomas 
Parks  Ford  editor 

Pa^e  &  Smith,  saw-mill 

Perkins  A  R,  tinsmith 

Perkiss  8  E,  cheese  factory 

Powers  L,  hotel 

Ralls  L   L,   li(iuors    and  justice   of  the 

|)eace 
loober  W  R,  county  supt   of  schools 
Smith  M  G,  constable 
Susanville  and  Bieber  Stage  Line,  J  Tay- 
lor propr 
Swigard  &.  Bashaw,  liciuors 
Swigard  k  Herrick,  butchers 
Volcklandt  J  A,  painter 


BIG  DRY  CREEK. 


Fresno  County. 
lation  70. 


A  post-oilice ;  popu- 


Cole  S  H,  justice  of  peace 
Davis  L  T,  physician 

JENSEN  FBANCI8C0.  postmaster 


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Nelson  T  P,  county  supervisor 
WHITE  JAS>  general  merchandise  and 

assistant  postmaster 
Wintermute  A  A,  blacksmith 


BIG  GULCH. 


Sacramento  County.    Post-office  Fol- 

som. 
Lawton  John,  general  merchandise 


BIG  MEADOWS. 

Plumas  Couni-y.    See  Prattville. 


BIG  OAK  FLAT. 

Tuolumne  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  on  stage  road  from  Milton 
and  Sonora  to  Yosemite  Valley,  14 
miles  southeast  of  Sonora,  and  15 
miles  east  of  Chinese  Camp.  Was  at 
one  time  very  rich  in  placer  mines 
and  quartz.  Is  now  supported  by 
fruit  growing,  mining  aud  Yosemite 
travel. 

Cavagnaro  .lohn,  general  merchandise 

Culbertson  Geo  F,  winery  and  vineyard 

Ferreti  Joseph,  winery  and  vineyard 

Harper  C  L,  carpenter 

McCarthy  J  \V,  blacksmith 

Meek  in  A  (>,   cabinetmaker,  carpenter 

and  undertaker 
MUBBOW  F,  agt   W,  F  &  Co,  post- 
master, varieties  and  justice  of  peace 
Oldenburg  Wm,  vineyard  and  winery 
PRI£S!rHOT£L.  W  C  Priest  propr 
Itaggio  Mrs  M  H,  general   merchandise 
Ileppetto  G  B,  bootmaker 
Wootton  John,  saloon 


BIG  OAK  FLAT  HILL. 

Tuolumne  County.  Post-office  Big 
Ouk  Flat.  Situated  one  mile  west  of 
Big  Oak  Flat,  and  is  the  stiu^e  station 
for  travel  to  Yosemite  Valley  on  the 
Big  Oak  Flat  Koad. 

PRIEST  W  C.  hotel 


BIG  PINE. 

Inyo  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  '21  miles  north  of  Independence; 
population  150. 

Engle  k  Burt,  saloon 
OREOO  8  0>  postmaster 
McDonald  A  C,  blacksmith 
McDonald  &  Gregg,  general  merchandise 
Moore  &  MoMurry  (J  J  Moore  and  J  W 
McMurry),  general  merchandise 


Shehon  Jos,  brewer 

Wimple  A  H,  hotel  and  saloon 


BIG  RIVER. 

Mendocino  County.     See  Mendocino. 


BIG  TREES. 

Calaveras  County.     A  post  and  tele- 

fraph  office,  47  miles  from  Milton  via 
tdckton,   and  33  miles  northeast  of 
San  Aadreas. 

Elias  M,  saloon 

Mammoth    Grove    Hotel,    J  L  Sperry 

propr 
Sperry  J  L,  hotel  and  postmaster 
Sperry  Willard,  W  U  T  operator 


BIG  VALLEY 

Lake  County.    See  Kelseyville. 


BIG  VALLEY. 

Lassen  Counit.     See  Bieber, 


BIGGS. 


Butte  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  is  a  prosperous  town, 
located  on  the  Oregon  Division  of  the 
C.  P.  R.  K.,  73  miles  from  Sacra- 
mento. It  depends  on  agriculture  for 
its  support.     Population  about  500. 

Biggs  Brass  Bj.\iid 

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Brown  &  LaB-us  i,  moat  market 
Bussey  F  B,  physician 
Butler  C  T,  undertaker 
Chandler  C,  saloon 

Coffinan  &  Skinner,  jewelry  an  '    varie- 
ties 
Cohen  H,  general  merchandise 
Davidson  Sol,  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Ditzler  George  F,  grain  buyer 
Doty  L  W,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 

public 
Doty  W  M,  tinner 
Eichler  L  O,  painter,  glazier  and  paper 

hanger 
Fleming  T  R,  lumber  yard,  water  tanks 

and  mill 
Flint  J  C,  constable 
Foster  J  A,  ugt  C  P  R  R  and  Wells, 

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Geddes  A  M,  saloon 


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Oeddes  Samuel  Y,  saloon 

OOOOKDn)  BEN,  propr  Biggs  "Re- 
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Grein  Phillip,  propr  Planters'  Hotel 

Hawkins  O  C.  physician  and  surgeon 

Johnson  W  H,  barber 

Kimper  F  C,  saddlery  and  harness 

Kitley  P,  wagonmaker 

La  Point  Bros  &  Co,  general  merchan- 
dise 

La  Shells  A  F,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Maiming  T  T,  restaurant  and  lodging 

Marshall  A,  gunsmith 

Marshall  Sylvester,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker 

Myers  J  W,  contractor  and  builder 

Parker  S  W,  Delta  Saloon 

Planters'  Hotel,  Phillip  Grein  propr 

Porter  C  H,  grain  buyer 

Saunders  Mrs  £,  dressmaking 

Scott  J  C,  liquors 

Shea  John,  blacksmith 

Smith  G  K.  general  merchandise 

Staiidley  John  D,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Van  Fossen  L,  druggist  and  chemist 

Vinal  R,  bakery 

Walker  J  F,  dentist 


BINGHAMPTON. 

Solano  County.  A  post-oflice,  reached 
by  stage  from  Dixou,  7  miles  distant. 
Population  50. 

SMITH  W  H>  postmaster,  blacksmith 

and  wagonmaker 
Davis  Mrs  £,  milliner 


BIRCHVILLE. 


Nevada  County.  Post-office  Sweet- 
land  ;  36  miles  from  Marysville,  and 
10  miles  north  of  Nevada  City. 


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OEO  B,  general   merchan- 


BIRD'S  LANDING. 

Solaho  County.  A  post-office  near  Rio 
Viata,  on  the  Sacramento  River.  Pop- 
ulation 400. 

Bird  John,  warehouse 

Br&un  John,  general  merchandise 

Dinkelspiel  A,  postmaster 

Dinkelspiel  M  &  A,  general  merchandise 

Fix  James,  blacksmith 

Galbraith  James,  justice  of  the  peace 

Jones  W  C,  constable 

Kalber  Fred,  wagonmaker 

Kennedy  W  T,  blacksmith 


Mein  Robert,  warehouse 
Sharine  &  Yolo,  hotel 
Thompson  B  0,  wheelwright 
Tompkins  Ed,  saloon 
Winters  H  E,  saloon 


BISHOP  CREEK. 

Inyo  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  80  miles  from  Belleville,  Nev., 
and  45  miles  northwest  of  Independ- 
ence.    Population  175. 

R'azer  &,  Dunn,  blacksmiths 

BRIGKJS  A  K>  general  merchandise 

Brooks  R  B'red,  Yankee  notions  and 
cigars 

Brown  Mrs  J  S,  milliner 

Bulpit  J  H,  general  merchandise 

Bullpit  J  L,  general  merchandise 

Bunlen  &  Van  Kpps,  general  merchandise 

Clark  Rev  Andrew,  clergyman  (Baptist) 

Clarke  John,  livery  stable 

Case  Rev  Leauder,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Davis  George,  tailor 

Drake  Geo  L,  hotel  and  constable 

Drake  Mrs  S  E,  hotel 

Dungan  &  Blair,  Hour-mill 

Elkeles  &  Lasky,  general  merchandise 

Forman  Sol,  butcher 

Freeman  A  C,  assayer 

Gerrish  Mrs  R  A,  milhner 

Gill  Geo  M,  attorney-at-law 

Hollenbt'ck  Chas,  deputy  sheriflF 

Horton  ,1  M,  saloon 

Howell  H  H,  physician 

Hutch  ins  W  B,  saloon 

Kepper  Mrs,  re.staurant 

Lasky  &  Elkeles,  general  merchandise 

Mallory  E,  general  merchandise 

Martin  S,  saloon 

McDonald  &  Clarke,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers 

McV^icar  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Meritliew  W  (),  carpenter 

Middteton  8  A,  pliysieian  and  surgeon 

Munzin^er  &  I'hiileppay,  brewery 

Murphy  A  J,  a.tiioa 

Nims  Rev  Warnn,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Peeler  Barna,  butcher 

Hediker  H  F,  harniM.smaker  and  saddler 

Smith  A  L,  photographer 

Sneden  S  G,  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 

Spencer  A,  general  merchan  U<io 

Stevens  (Jeo,  hardware,  tinware  and 
stoves 

STOUTENBOBOUOH  J  H,  general 
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Sugden  S  G,  grocer 

Swearingen  J  B,  hotel 


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diae 
Vioar  C  M,  watotimaker 
Wainright  C  C,  physician  and  surgeon 
Wainwright  C  C,  harness 
Wanacott  k  Elder,  wagonmakers 
White   M  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Willis  Rev  F  M,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
TANCT  I  P>  assistant  postmaster 
Zimmerman ,  bootmaker 


BITTER  WATER. 

San  Benito  Copnty.     A  post-ofiSce. 
SMALL  It  H>  postmaster 


BLACK  BEAR. 

Siskiyou  County.     A  post-office;  pop- 
ulation about  75. 

Farrik  George  M,  liquors 
Fytield  J  P,   general  merchandise   and 
postmaster 


BLACK  DIAMOND. 

Contra  Costa  County.  Post,  express 
and  telegraph  olHce;  near  Mount  Di- 
ablo, 1  mile  from  Cornwall. 

Baltz  Antoue,  liquors 
BAROOIN  P,   agt  W,    F    &  Co,   and 
supt  Black  Diamond  Coal  Co  11  K 

Booth  S  ife  Co,  salmon  cannery 
Com  wall  A  \V,  telegraph  operator 
Dehnonte  F,  boat  builder 
Gurnello  G,  saloon 
Hudley  A  A,  fruits 
Junto  Boscoe,  boat  builder 
King,  Morse  k  Co,  salmon  cannery 
.Milhni  G,  liquors     * 
Uany  Bros,  groceries 
Uany  Sheldon,  postmaster 
Rogers  'ihoii,  liquors 
Seudermar  A,  groceries 
Van  Dora  Henry,  carpenter 
Wilhaiuii  Jose[<h,  blacksmith 

BLACK  POINT. 

Makin  County.    A  post-office. 

Bardell  G,  dentist 

Do  Long  F  C  (owner  Novato  Ranch) 
Ferris  J  C  (owner  Novato  Meadows) 
Hoydon  &  McDonald,  general  merchau' 

dise  and  butchers 
Hyatt  R,  carriage  painter 
Johnson  Wm,  IJacKsmith 
McDonald  G,  hotel 
MoKenna  Peter,  blacksmith 


Orten  H,  carpenter 
Pacheco  Jose  Ramon,  saloon 
Soown  Mrs  A  G,  groceries 


BLACK'S. 

Yolo  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  on  the  California  Pa- 
cific and  Northern  Railway,  11  miles 
from  Woodland. 

Amick  Wm,  hotel  and  stable 

Blodgett  F,  wagonmaker 

CLOWE  &  HOWARD,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Davidson  R,  general  merchandise 

Dennis  A,  agt  N  R  &  W  U  Telegraph 
Co 

Dill  Henry,  blacksmith 

Dillon ,  physician 

Holloway  Arch,  saloon 

Huston  R  M,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Marzolf  Jacob,  saloon 

Murphy  J  H,  blacksmith 

Proctor  M  J,  saloon 

Reede  Davidson,  general  merchandise 

Sandrock  Wm,  blacksmith 

Smart  C  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 


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BLANCO. 

Monterey  County.     A  post-office. 

Faneuf  E  R,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

LOUIS  CHARLES,  general  merchan- 
dise 


BLOCKSBURG. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post-office  on  the 
Cloverdale  and  Eureka  Stage  Road, 
75  miles  fiom  the  latter  place.  It 
depends  chiedy  upon  its  large  stock  in- 
terests for  support.      Population  '200. 

BLOCKBUROER  E  general  merchan- 
dise 

Blockburger  C,  harnessmaker 

Boggs  L  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
druggist 

Charles  G  W,  stockraiser 

Cooper  &  Crabtree,  saloon 

Cooper  &  Guinan,  livery  stable 

GEOROESON  F>  postmaster,  clerk  and 
bookkeeper 

(irady  Johnny,  saloon 

Hale  '  J,  farmer 

Hamann  Peter,  butcher 

Helmke  F,  general  merchandise 

Hope  Victor,  blacksmith 

LewHt  F  A,  physician 

Loveland  Mrs,  music  teacher 

Loveland  S,  bootmaker 


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McLean  A,  hotel 

O'Connor  D  L,  barber  and  constable 

Renfro  D  K,  saloon 

Slater  J  W,  groceries  and  saloon 

Ticknor  H  11,  hotel 


BLOOMFIELD. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Has  a  population  of 
250,  and  is  18  miles  southwest  of 
Santa  Rosa.  The  country  in  which  it 
is  located  is  strictly  agricultural. 

Baker  B,  farmer 

Cannon  J  P,  saloon 

Clark  D  M,  farmer 

Dodson  George,  farmer 

Eastman  &  Parks,  millers 

Edminster  J  L,  farmer 

Farnsworth  C  C,  harness 

Gregory  G  W,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Jones  Rev  C  P  (Methodist) 

Judson  Frank,  farmer 

KNAPP  A  H>  general  merchandise 

Knapp  C  H,  wagonmaker 

Kufel  I  &  Co,  saloon 

Lefebvre  O  M,  hotel 

Linebaugh  John,  farmer 

Mills  G  B,  bootmaker 

Oliver  &  Mooney,  blacksmiths 

Palmer  C  H,  farmer 

Parks  A  H  &  Sons,  blacksmiths 

Stillwell  V,  butcher 


BLOOMFIELD  FARM. 

Santa    Claka    County.        Post-office 
Gilroy. 

Bloomfield  Farm,  Miller  A  Lux  proprs 
Getchell  W  A,  supt  Bloomfield  Farm 
Merritt  Chas  Z,  bookkeeper  Bloomfield 

Farm 
Miller  k  Lux   (Henry  Miller  and  Chas 

Lux),  proprs  Bloomfield  Farm 


BLUE  CANYON. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  ortice  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.,  4'2  miles  east  of  Auburn. 

HIOOINS  CHAS  C>  l>ostm  aster 

Jordttn  S  C,  hotel  and  general  merchan- 
dise 

Knapp  J  B,  agt  Central  Pacific  R  R  and 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Peterman  Mrs  S  A,  hotel  and  general 
merchandise 


BLUE  LAKE. 

Humboldt  County.      A  post-offioe,  18 
miles  from  Ukiah,  12  miles  from  Lake- 

¥ort,  and  8  miles  from  Upper  Lake, 
he  two  lower  lakes  are  eacn  about  a 
half  mile  in  length,  the  upper  one  two 
miles.  ?lo  bottom  has  been  found  in 
the  center,  and  they  contain  any 
amouDi;  of  fish  of  all  varieties. 

CHA2.TIH  CIEIIENT,  general  mer- 

ch  indise,  postmaster  and  hotel 
Crogin  Barny^butcher  and  stock-raiser 
DEILHO  THEODORE,  hotel 
Deny  James,  tan-bark  mill 
Dorr  Geo,  blacksmith 
Farmers  P,  chain  manufacturer 
Pouleur  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Randle  E,  green  grocer 


BLUE  LAKES. 

Lake  County.    Post-oftice  Bertha. 

Bannister  H,  farmer 

DEMINO  THEOf   propr  Blue  Lakes 

Hotel 
Mendenhall  Joseph,  farmer 
Miller  Isnac,  farmer  and  sheep  raiser 
Miller  Jesse,  farmer 
Phillips  Luther,  farmer 
Young  E  R,  farmer 
Walmbold  Henry,  gardener 
Walmbold  Milton,  gard<-ner 

BOCA. 

Nkvapa  County.  Is  a  post,  expresn 
and  telegraph  office  on  the  C  P  K  R, 
8  miles  from  Truckee;  population  150. 

Boca  Brewery  Co,  W  H  Hesse  supt 
BOCA  ICE  CO.  D  I>  Whitbeck  supt 
Boca  Mill  Co,  planing  and  saw-mill  and 

general  merchandise,  D  D  Whitbeck 

supt 
Doan  W,  postmaster  and  notary  public 
Hoehn  J,  supt  Summit  Ice  Co,  residence 

Sacramento 
Kornmayer  Joseph,  hotel 
Lanyon  J  H,  agt  C  P  K  R  and  W  U  Tel 

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lx>gan  J  V,  saloon  and  billiards 
Lonkey  &  Smith,  proprs  Banner  Saw- 
mill and  Prosser  Creek  mill,  lumber 
Martin    N,    mgr   Pacific    Lumber   and 

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McDonald  James,  boarding 
Mcintosh  W  A,  butcher 
Pacific  Lumber  and  Wood  Co,  N  Martin 

manager 
Summit  Ice  Co,  wholesale  dealers  in  ice, 

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BODEGA. 

Sonoma  County.    See  Smith's  Ranch. 


BODEGA  CORNERS. 

Sonoma  County.    See  Smith's  Ranch. 


BODIE. 

Mono  County.  475  miles  from  San 
Francisco  by  railroad  and  stage.  Pop- 
ulation about  3,500. 
Bodie  I  "".ving  passed  through  the 
excitement  geuerally  attending  the  com- 
mencement of  a  mining  town,  has  set- 
tled down  to  a  true  business  basis,  and 
although  its  population  is  less  than  half 
of  its  numl)er  two  years  ago,  there  are 
no  Kurplus  population  and  every  one  has 
work  or  business  to  do,  and  hence  busi- 
ness is  pood,  people  hopeful  and  the  gen- 
eral outlook  is  ^ooil.  Th»re  an  three 
dividendpayiiic  minus  now  in  opuration 
and  others  whicli  give  evidence  of  soon  be- 
ing added  to  those  alie.uly  paying  hand- 
some dividends.  Standiird  up  to  August, 
1882,  has  puid  sixty -two  dividends, 
ag^yreiiuting  S^H.OOO.tKM).  lioilie  Mine  has 
.ieclarcd  seventeen  divideu-'s,  amount- 
ing to  «ll,*J'.jr),0O0.  The  Bulwer  has 
declared  nine  dividends,  amounting  to 
$'J0,000.  T-.tal,  *r),'2l5,()00.  We  regard 
Bodie  as  destined  to  continue  a  perma- 
nent and  pros<perou8  mininj^  town.  It 
contains  two  churches,  Catliolic  and 
Methodist,  undone  good  school  building; 
also  two  daily  papers. 

Adams  Herman,  tailor.  Main 
AUiMrs  .lolin,  blui-ksmitli,  Main 
ALDRIDOE  R  M.  (lVtors&  Aldridge), 

Main 
Alexander  k  Anderson  (J  H  Alexander 

and  W  \V  Anderson),  barliers,  fiS  Main 
Alexander.!  H  (Alexander*  Anderson), 

58  Main 
Altscliul  Charles  (Siegel  &  Co),  Main 
Anderson  Clarence  L,  civil  engineer  and 

mining  surveyor,  Main 
Anderson     Mrs    Eliza    J,    dressmaker. 

Main 
Anderson  Joseph  N,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

28  Main 
AndersoL.  W  W  (Alexander ft  Anderson), 

58  Main 


ANDREWS  EREDi  carriage  and  sign 

painter.  Main 
Angell  Miss  Julia  N,  tea<;her  Grammar 

School,  Green 
Atlee  Wm  A,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 

Main 
Barton  Robert,  president  Mono  Coitnty 

Bank,  Main 
Baule  Nick,  livery  and  sale  stables 
Beg^s  Miss  Jennie  M,  dressmaker  and 

millinery,  Main 
Berliner  Mrs  E,  lodging-house.  Main 
Bennett  Mrs  L  J  (Kings  &  Bennett), 

Mill 
Bennett  P  W,  (Bennett  &  Reddy) 
Bennett  k   Reddy   (P  W  Bennett  and 

Patrick  Keddy),  attorneys-at-law 
Bennetts  John,  i'arole  Eatmg  House 
Berryman  John,  restaurant.  Main 
Bodie  and  Benton  R  R  Co,  Thos  Holt 

supt.  Depot 
Bodie  and  Bridgeport  Stages,  Wm  H 

Fairfield  propr 
Bodie  Con  Mining  Co,  H  A   Whiting 

supt,  Main 

"BODIE  EVENING  MINER "  John 

J   Curry  and  O   E  J  ones  proprietors 

and  editors.  Main 
Bodie  Lodge,  No  143,  A  O  U  W,  Joseph 

J  Falkinhani  sec.  Main 
Bodie   aud   Lundy    Stage    Line,    C    F 

Hector  i>ropr 
Bodie  Tunnel  Mining  Co,  Thomas  Buck- 
ley supt,  Main 
Bodie    Water  Co,  George  Cilson  pros,  T 

A  Kead  sec  and  supt,  Main 
BONE  ANDREW,    bootmaker,    Main 
Bone  Harvey,  gcaieral   mercliandisc  and 

feed  and  liay  yard,  Main 
Borley  Nicholas,  livery  stable,  Main 
Botcher  A  (Botcher  k  Puouft),  Main 
Botcher  k  I'uoutF  (A  Botcher  and  Peter 

PuoulF),  saloon,  Main 
Boucher  k  Pluti",  saloon 
Howker   Mrs   Harriet  E,  lodging-house. 

Mill 
Boyd  N  W,  propr  Grand  Central  Hotel, 

Main 
Firophy  John  E,  auction  and  commission 

house.  Main 
Brown  Josi;''i,  hotel,  Green 
Brown  T  J,  barber.  Main 
Brunet  Remi,  saloon,  Main 
Buckley    Ihomas,    supt   Bodie    Tunnel 

Milling  Co,  Main 

CALDWELI.  &  FALKINHAM  (J  A 

Caldwell  and  J  J  Falkinham),  cigars, 
tobacco  and  billiard  hall.  Main 

CALDWELL  J  A  (Caldwell  &  Falkin- 
ham), Main 

Carion  Mrs  Marion,  brewery  and  sa- 
loon. Main 

Cassin  Rev  J  M,  pastor  Catholic  Church, 
cor  Wood  and  Lowe 


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Y  V,  attorney  and  counselor 
B    (Eggleston    &    Cri)cker), 


Chadwick  Alvin  M,  principal  Grammar 
School,  Green 

Chamberlain  £  F,  sec  Chapter  No  55, 
F  &  A  M,  and  recorder  Commandry 
No  15,  cor  Main  and  King 

Clark  Barney,  saloon,  Main 

CLEVELAND  EDWARD  B  (Os- 
borne &  Cleveland),  cor  Mono  and  Mill 

Crocker  W  G  (Egglestm  &  Crocker), 
Main 

Crowley  Miss  Mary,  lodging-house, 
Main 

Curry  John  J  &  Co  (John  J  Curry  and 
Orlando  E  Jones),  editors  and  propri- 
etors "Bodie  Evening  Miner" 

"DAILY  FREE  PRESS."  H  z  Os- 

borne  and  E  K  Cleveland  proprietors 

cor  Mono  and  Mill 
Davison  &  Co,   pruprs  Pioneer  Brewery, 

Green 
DA  WE  W  H.    Mono  Brewery,  Main 
Deal  D  L,  physiuian 
De  La  Matyr  Rev  J  H  (Methodist) 
Domenicnni  G,  groceries.  Main 

DRAKE  ~ 

at-law 
Eggleston 

Main 
Eggleston  &  Crocker  (B  E^'gleston  and 

W  <i  Crocker),  groceries,  M;iia 
FairficJd's  Bodie  and   Bridgeport  Stage 

Line 
FALKINHAM  J  J  (Caldwell  &  Falk 

inhain),  Main 
Fitzgerald  Eugene,  agt  Western    Union 

Telegraph  Co,  Main 
Fort  J  B,  cigars  and  tobiicco,  Main 
Foster  C  VV  A  Co,  chop  stand 
Friedlander  Guatave,  tailor,  Main 
OADIN  JOHN  B.  saloon  and  bowling 

alley,  146  and  148  Main 
Gallagher  Patrick,  saloon,  Main 
Gensler  S,  agt  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

Main 
Gib8)n   Edwin   F,   fruits  and  pr  ;duce. 

Main 
Gill  Frank  C,  barber,  Main 
Gillespie  M  M,  books  and  stationery 
Gillson    George,   general    merchandise, 

stock  and  money   broker,   and  pres 

Bodie  Water  C'l,  Main 
Goodall  James  E,  register  U   S   Land 

Office  and  attorney-at-law,  Main 
Goodshaw  Mining  Co,  Thomas  Buckley 

Bupt,  Main  _ 

GOREVIN  JOHN,  city  express,  Green 
Grand  Central  Hotel,  N  W  Boyd  ptopr, 

Main 
Hakes  O  F,  attorney  and  counselor-at- 

law  

HARRELL  JOHNR,  Hanak  Lodging- 
house 
Hastings  H  F,  cashier  the  Mono  County 
Banl^  Main 


HEILSHORN  JOHN  H,  saloon.  Main 
Henseleit  Fred,  tailor,  Main 

HIRSCHBERO  L,  Rosedale  Saloon, 
Main 

Hoerchner  Henry  C,  saloon,  32  Main 

Hoffmann  A,  I  and  C  (C  Hoffmann  & 
Bros),  Main 

Hoffmann  C  &  Bros  (A,  I  and  C  Hoff- 
mann), dry  goods,  Main 

Hogan  Patrick,  propr  Nevada  Hotel, 
Main 

Holland  J  G,  upholsterer  and  paper 
hanger 

Holland  Mrs  Kate,  laundry,  Main 

Hollander  Leo,  jewelry,  watches  and 
silverware.  Main 

HOLMES    RAYMOND,    postmaster, 

Main 
JOHN  J  CURRY   ft  CO.   publishers 

"Bodie  Evening  Miner,"  Main 
Johns  Mrs    Thomas  J,   millinery    and 

dressniakin'i,  Main 
Johnson  S,  tailor.  Main 
Johnson  Mrs  W  A,  lodging-house,  Main 
Jones  0  E  (.John  J  Curry   &   Co),  Main 
Kelly  Charles  H,  furniture  and    under- 
taker, Main 
Kerz  Anthony,  s.iloon,  Main 
Kilgore  Charles  H,  meat   market,  Main 
Kilpatrick    A    (Wells    &     Kilpatrick), 

Main 
Kings  ft  Bennett  (Frank  Kings  and  Mrs 
L  J   Bennett),  proprs  Mono  Lodging- 
house,  Mills 
Kings  Frank  (Kings  &    Bennett),  MilU 
Kingsley  Joseph  W,  livery  stable 
Kirschbrnun  E  and  L  (Kirscnbraun  ft 

Son),  Main 
Kirschbraun  &  Son   (E  and  L  Kirscb- 

braun),  general  merchandise.  Main 
Knapp  F  V ,  saloon,  Bonanza 
KopiMil  Manuel  (Koppel  &  Piatt),  Main 
Koppel  &  Piatt  (M  Kop|)el  and  Jn.<>e{)h 
Piatt),  gents'  furnishing  goods.  Main 
Kuhlmann  Bros  (Charles  and  W  P 
Kuhlmann),  cigars  and  tobacco.  Main 
Kuhlmann  Charles   (Kuhlmann   Bros), 

Main 
Kuhlmann  W  P,  druggist.  Main 
Lafee  Alfred,  saloon,  Main 
Leggan  Patrick,  saloon,  30  Main 
LTEMAN  J  H.   fruits    and    proiluce. 

Main 
Ix)ve  Robert  K,  furniture,  Main 
LUHRS  N  C  (Wheaton  &  Luhrs),  Main 
LUTHER  T  M  ft  CO  (T  M   Luther 

and  J  M  Whitehill),  assayers 
LUTHER  T  M,  (T  M  Luther  &  Co), 

Main 
Lyons  Thomas  H,  saloon,  Main 
Macartney  George,  district  mining  re- 
corder. Main 
Mails  Elizabeth,  rag  carpet  weaving 


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MAISON  DOBXE  BESTAUBANT. 

Domi'iio  Tubino  proprietor,  Main 
M«nn  ft  Graney,  restaurant 
Marks  M  ft  Co  (M  Marks),   wholesale 

liquors.  Main 
Marks  M  (M  Marks  ft  Co),  Main 

MoCONNELL  MRS  ELIZABETH. 

proprietor  Occidental  Hotel 
McDermott  Joseph,  saloon 
McElroy  Timothy,  gun  and  locksmith, 

Main 
McKown  A  H,  tinshop, 
MoLAUOHLIN  J>  bootmaker,  Main 
MoMullen  Arcliie,  Miners'  Union,  Main 
McNaughton    Mrs  James  A,    lodging- 

bouse.  Main 
McSWEEN     MALCOM.      proprietor 

Windsor  Hotel,  Main 
Merchants'        Commercial      Protective 

and  Collection   Agency,  F  P  Willanl 

mgr 
Miller  Mrs  Louisa,  dressmaker.  Main 
Miller  (loorge  (Mille<'  ft  Wilms),  Main 
MILLEB   ft  WILMS  ((ieorge  Miller 

and  Henry  Wilms),    bakery   and  res- 
taurant, Main 
Mills  William,  sec   Lodge 

A  M,  cor  Main  and  King 
Mono  Lodge,  No  59,  K  of  P,  A  E 

Millan  sec,  Main 
Moore  8  W,  notary  public,  Main 
MOBALES  JOHN  (Morales  ft  Reddy), 

26  Main 
MOBALES  ft  BEDOY  (lobn  Morales 

and  E   A   Utxlily),  Parole   Saloon,  20 

Main 
Neblett  W  N  H,  Golden   Palace  Barbei 

Shop,  Main 
Nevada  Hotel,  P  Hogan  propr.  Main 
Newland  J  S,  dentist,  Muiu 
Newman  Thomas,  justice  of  the  j)eace 

and  notary  public 
Norton  Mrs,  lodging- house.  Main 
Oaks  Mrs  John,  TodiOi>g-house,  Green 
OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL.  Mrs  Elizabeth 

McConnell  proprietor 
U'Don,  ell    Mrs    Sarah,    lodging-house. 

Main 
O'Neill  John,  tailor.  Main 

OSBOBNE  ft   CLEVELAND  (H  Z 

Osborne  and  E  R  Cleveland),  proprie- 
tors "Daily  Free  Press,"  cor  Mono 
and  Mill         

OSBOBNE  HENBY  Z  (Osborne  ft 
Cleveland),  cor  Mono  and  Mill 

Owen  Frank,  counselor  and  attomey- 
at-law 

Owens  J  A,  real  estate  agt.  Main 

Parr  T  D,  seel  O  O  F,  Main 

Pasooe  ft  Dawe,  brewery 

Pattie  Jiihn.  constable 

Peater  Georra  W,  hay  and  feed  yard 

PEBBY  MBS  JAMBS,  boarding- 
house,  Oreen 


Perterson  R  L,  nnv^,ary  public,  Main 

FETEBS  ft  ALDBIDGE(JJPeter8 

and  R  M  Aldridge),  saloon,  Main 
PETEBS   3  J    (Peters   ft    Aldridge), 

Main 
Phiegar  A  M,  justice  of  the  peace.  Main 
Flatt  Joneph  (Koppel  ft  Piatt),  Main 
Roberts  John  H,  constable.  Main 
Pro  Bono  Publico  Lodge,  No  346,  I  O  G 

T,  Main 
PuoufF  Peter  (Botcher  ft  PuouflF),  Main 
Ray   Miss    Georgia,    teacher  Grammar 

School 
Raymond  Augustus  C,  harness  and  sad- 

dlemaker 
Read  F  A.  sec  and  sunt  Bodie  Water  Co, 

Main 
BEDDY   E  A   (Morales  ft  Reddy),  26 

Main 
Reddy  Patrick  (Bonnctt  ft  Reddy),  Main 
Reinstein  O  (Reinsteiu  ft  Wolf),  Main 
Reinstein   ft    Woif   (O  Reinstein  and  M 

P   Wolf),  clothing,  boots   and  shoes. 

Main 
Riuliurdson  Charles  A,  saloon,  Main 
Rogers  William  H,  physician  i.nd  sur- 
geon, Main 
Rowse  Joseph,  saloon.  Main 
Ruden   Adolph,  piano  and  organ  tuner 

and  repairer 
Ryan  ft  RadclifTe  (S  Ryan  and  Charley 

Hadclitfc),  s.doon 
Ryiin  Wm  B,  Imarding-house 
SALISBTJBY  N  J,  boots  and  shoes 
Scherer   Michael,  saloon.  Standard   ave 
Schroartz   Miss   Henrietta,  dry  goods. 

Main 
Schtvartz  M,  clothing,  Main 
Schweiger  E.  bootmaker.  Main 
Scully  .Tames,  Cabinet  Saloou,  Main 
Seiler  AuKuat,  saloon.  Main 
SESTON  L  C.  agt  U  S  stage  line  from 

Bodie  to  Hawthorne,  Mam 
Shafer  Mrd  S  A,  Chumpion  Hotel,  Main 
Siegel  ft  Co  (S  Siegel   and   Charles   Alt- 

schul,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Main 
Sjeuel  Siutnund  (.Siegel  ft  Co),  Main 
SIMMONS  B  X.  saloon.  Main 
Smith   Mrs  Emma  J,   boarding-house, 

G  reon  

SMITH     MISS     JENNIE,    lodging- 
house.  Main 
Snyder  L   N.  agt   Life   Insurance   and 

Marriage  Endowment 
Soderling  August,  assayer 
Soully  Mes,  saloon 
Sp  >ufe  George  W,  constable.  Main 
Standard  Mining  Co,  Wm  Irwin   supt, 

Standard  ave 
Stevens  T  A,  attorney.  Main 
Stewart  Alexander  B,  druggist.  Main 
Stinson  R  T,  upholsterer  ft  uaperhanger 
STBVCKMANN  FBANK  P.  photo- 
grapher 


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Sullivan  0  W,  blaokmnith  and  wagon- 
maker,  mill  and  mininff  work 

Summers  J  N,  meat  market,  Main 

Sutton  Mrs  Annie,  lodging-honse,  Main 

Syndicate    Mining  Co,  B    K    Coloord 
supt.  Main 

Tavlor  B  R,  supt  Noonday  Mill  and 
MininsCo 

TATLCul   MBS   P  B,   Cosmopolitan 
Hotel,  Main 

Teloar  Mrs  Johanna,  lodging-house.  Mill 

The  Mono  County  Bank,  Robert  Barton 
pres,  H  F  Hastings  cashier.  Main 

Tioga   Mining   Co,    Charles    Ooulding 
supt.  Main 

TOaEN  PETjBBi  saloon,  Main 

TOWER  FUNET.  Occidental  Saloon, 
Main 

Tubhs  L  E,  attorney  and  counselor-at- 
law  

TUMUO     DOMnnC.    propr    Maison 
Dor^e  Restaurant  and  Saloon,  Main 

U  S  Bakery  and  Chop  Stand,  Wilms  & 
Miller  proprs 

Upton  E  V,  real  estate  and  collecting 
agt 

Van  Voorhies  R  J,  druggist,  Main 

Van  Zandt  John  W,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

Vasey  M  K,  blacksmith,  Mill 

Wagner  Jacob,  saloon,  Main 

Wagner  John,  saloon  and  restaurant. 
Main 

Walheim  P,  bootmaker,  Main 


Walker  D,  physician.  Main 

WABREA  H  8  ft  J  H.  city  meat 
market.  Main 

Warrington  Rev  F  M,  pastor  M  E 
Church,  cor  Green  and  Fuller 

Weber  IVed,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

"WEEKLT  STAHDABB  HEW8." 
H  Z  Osborne  and  E  R  Cleveland 
proprs,  cor  Mono  and  Mill 

Wells  J  (Wells  &  Kilpatriok),  Main 

Wells  &  Kilpatrick  (J  Wells  and  A  Kil- 

Satrick),  loundry  and  machine  shop, 
Iain 
West  Charles  H,  hardware  and  general 

merchandise,  Main 
WHEATON  OEOBOE  H  (Wheaton 
&  Luhrs),  Main 

WHEATOH   ft    LUHBS  (O  H 

Wheaton  and  N  C  Luhrs),  general 
merchandise  and  agents  Caufornia 
Powder  Co,  Main 

'Vhite  Mrs  C  A,  locUnng-house,  Main 
/HITEHILL  J  M  (T  M  Luther  & 
Co),  Main 

Willard  Frank  P,  notary  public  and  in- 
surance agt,  Main 

WHUAMSOV     MISS    MATTIE, 

dressmaking.  Main 
Wilms  Henry  (Miller  &  Wilms),  Main 
WINDSOR    HOUSE.     Malcolm    Mc 

Sween,  Main 
Wolf  M  P  (Reinsteiii  &  Wolf),  Main 
Wright  Henry  K,  druggist.  Main 


BODIES   LIVE   PAPERS. 
DAILY    FREE    PRESS, 

AND 

Weekly  Standard-News. 

OSBORNE  &  CLEVELAND,  Proprietors. 


E.  It.  ("LKVELAND. 


II.  'A.  OSHOKNE. 


The  Daily  Free  Press  is  published  in  the  richest  mining  county  in  Califor- 
nia, and  it  is  thoroughly  reliable  on  all  matters  of  mining  and  local  news.  It  is 
the  only  daily  paper  published  in  Mono,  Alpine,  Inyo  or  Tuolumne  ('ounties,  and 
has  %  general  circulation  in  these  counties.  It  is  the  official  organ  of  Mono,  and 
has  a  large  circulation. 

The  Weeklv  Stanpard-News  is  published  on  Wednesday  of  each  week, 
and  contains  all  the  news  of  the  week  carefully  selected  and  arranged.  Those 
who  wish  to  keep  thoroughly  posted  on  the  mining  operations  of  Mono  County 
should  subscribe  for  either  the  Daily  Free  Press  or  Weekly  Standard-Newh. 


Terms;  Dally,  SIO  per  year.   SO  for  Mix  monthH.    9S  for  three  months. 

The  Weekly  Is  mailed  post  paid  for  SS  per  year,  la  advance. 

•3  far  six  months. 


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The  Furniture  New  and  Modem. 

The  Table  ia  always  Supplied  with  the  Best  in  the  Market,  and  Everything 
about  the  Hotel  is  First-Class  in  all  Respects. 

T«'rmii;  •l.OO  to  Wii.BO  per  I>ay,      Board,  1RM.OO  per  Week. 

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S.    Sta^^o  Company's  Stages  Arrive  at  and  Leave  from  Door  of  this  House. 
Opposito  Pest  Offioe.  Main  St.,  Bodie,  Cal. 

Malccm  McSween, Proprietor. 


BOGUS. 

SiSKivou  County.  A  post-office;  popu- 
lation about  150. 

McCLIHTOCK  W"^.   postmaster 

BOLINAS. 

Marin  County.  A  post-otticc,  8  miles 
from  Oluma  and  .'iO  miles  southwest  of 
San  Kufaul. 

Alexander  Kev  M  H,  Methodist  clergy 

n>an 
Anderson    Peter,  captain  achooner  Ei^pi 

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Andrews  D  O,  layman 
Hikilie  U  I),  farmer 
Betten  Henry,  dairyman 
IMeoncs  Publo,  phyHician 
Biesley  John,  dairy 
Honetti  R,  dairy 
Bowen  P  L,  dairy 
Brown  .Tohn.  captain  schooner  AiUline 

BUEOE  GEO.  botol 

Carter  John,  dairy 

Clark  Samuel,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

farmer 
Cleveland  Rev   J  J,   clergyman  M   £ 

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Crandell  W  O  L,  justice  of  the  peace 
Cottingham  R  T,  stage  and  express  line 

Eistin ,  physician 

Elphic  John,  poultry 

Eskoot  A  T),  poultry 

Feeney  F  \V,  notary  public 

Feeney  Matthew,  cooper 

Friend  J  G,  constable 

(larzoli  Pan,  dairy 

Oenaz/.i  Thos,  dairy 

(»erratt  Tom,  saloon 

(ribsm  H  H,  stage  line 

(iibson  J  C,  general  merchandise 

Hodson  George,  farmer 

Ingerman  A,  dairy 

Ingram  H,  farmer 

Johnson  Thos,  shipbuilder  and  captain 

U  S  Life-Boat  Station 
LauiTC  A,  dairy 
McCoj'  John,  dairy 
Mc'Curdy  Sam,  farm  and  lumber 
McGovern  S,  farmer 
McKenncn  Hugh,  poultry 
McMullcn  I),  farmer  and  lumber 
Morse  B  (i,  dairy 
Mors !  J  H,  poultry 
Nott  A  B,  dairy 
Nott  I^onard,  constable 
I'edrotti  James,  dairy 
Pedrotti  M,  dairy 
Petar  C,  dairy 


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Kandftll  R  L,  dairy 

Sayers  Frank,  farmer 

Simoao..  Oeo,  poultry 

Steele  A,  farmer 

Stinson  N  H,  dair^ 

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Strain  Henry,  dairy 

Strain  Robert,  dairy 

Stuart  John,  farmer 

Tomaa^i  Noah,  dairy 

Weeka  S  P,  farmer  and  poultry 


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BONANZA  SPRINGS. 

^AKE  County.  Poat-otfice  Lower  Lake. 
2  milea  from  Adama  Spriiiga,  and  0 
milea  from  Lower  Lake. 

Fern  H,  propr  Bonanza  Springa 


BOONVILLE. 


Mendocino  County.  A  poat-oHice,  25 
milea  from  Ukiah,  the  county  seat. 

HUNT  ft    DILLIHQHAM.    general 

merchandise 
Rupe  D  0,  blacksmitli  and  wagonmaker 
Stapp  J  N,  hotel  and  saloon 

BORDEN. 

FRE.SNO  County,  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  ottiue  on  the  line  of  the  S.  P. 
R.  R.,  li)  miles  from  Fresno;  popula- 
tion 400. 

Asjuirra  P,  butcher 
Hope  &  Edwards,  blacksmiths 
Levy  H,  general  merchandise 
Ijewiu  Steve,  constable 
Lively  J  H,  hotel 

MAHASSE  NATHAN,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Walters  Edward,  saloon 


BOSTON  RANCH. 


BurrE    County. 
See  Hurleton. 


Post-otHce    Oroville. 


BOSTON  RAVINE. 

Nevada  County.     See  Grass  Valley. 


BOULDER  CREEK. 

Santa  Cruz  County.     A  post-office,  15 
milea  north  of  Santa  Cruz. 

Baldwin  A  J,  aaloon 
Chase  S  H  &  Co,  aaw-mill 


Clifford  C,  grooerioi 

Crediford  W  S,  carpenter 

Denniaen  Geo,  hotel 

Df  xter  L  W,  planing-mill 

Elliott  J,  hotel 

Harmon  O  K,  aaw-mill 

Newell  F  W,  blacksmith 

Paacal  &  Potter,  blackamitha  and  wheel- 

wrighta 
Peery  J  A ,  ahingle-mill 
Pcery  J  VV,  aaw-mill 
PERKINS  J  S,  general  merohandiae 

and  poatmastor 
Rambo  ft"  H,  general  merchandise 
Taylor  J,  aotel 


BOULDIN  ISLAND. 

San  Joaquin  County.     A  post-office. 
Bagjjfe  T,  farmer 
Billings  W  H,  farmer 
Campbell  A  B,  farmer 
Cathera  Thomas,  farmer 
Eg^erling  H,  farmer 
Hahn  C  &  B,  farmer 
Holabcr  P,  firmer 
Mcljachlan  W^ni,  farmer 
Pratt  E  L,  fanner 
Schultz  F,  farmer 
Schultz  L,  farmer 
Servson  John,  farmer 
Shelbey  Albert,  blacksmith 
Sykora  Wni,  farmer 
V  oormau  H,  farmer 
Watson  C  F,  farmer 
Wrobiotr  Henry,   general    merchandise 
and  postmaster 


BOURNES  LANDING. 

Mendooino  County.    See  Gualala. 


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BOWER  CAVE. 

Mariposa  ('ounty.  Post-office  Coulter- 
ville;  lU  mies  north  from  Coulter- 
villo.  A  large,  natural  cuve  in  the 
limestone  rouks. 

Drulard  M,  lime  kiln 
Pichart  Louis,  hotel 


BRADFORD'S. 

Lake  County.     Situate<)  SI  miles  from 
Lakeport. 

BRADFORD  MRS  I,  hotel 

BRADYS  RANCH. 

Yuba  County.     Post-office  Smarts  ville. 
BRADT  JOHN,  aaloon 


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BRANDY  CITY. 

Sierra  County.    PoHt-offloe  Camnton 
ville;  12  miles  weflt  of  Downieville. 

BAVOUSET  0*  g  ncral  merohandise 
Kendall  Geo,  expresatnan 
Kramer  Geo,  hotel  aiul  livery 


BRENTWOOD. 

Contra  Cohta  County.     A  post,  ex- 

ftresa  and  telegraph   office  '27   miles 
rom  Martinez,  on  the  Northern  K.  R. 
and  Sivn  Pablo  and  Tulnre  R.  K. 

AMBERO  JOSEPHi  proprietor  Brent- 
wood Hotel 

Baoigalupi  L,  liquors 

BRENTWOOD  HOTEL,  Joseph  Am- 
bera  proprietor 

BUNTENBACH  AUOUST,  harness- 
maker 

CARET  &  DAVIS  (J  F  Carey  and  S  V 
Davis),  hhicksmitliii  and  wagnnmakers 

CilRET  J  F  (Carey  &  Davis) 

Carey  J  E  VV,  justice  of  the  peace 

Carleston  Andrew  J,  proprietor  Grant 
Hotel 

DAVIS  S  P  (Carey  &  Davis) 

Diefenbucii  A,  hiitc  cr 


ESTABROOK  0  R.  agent  Central 
Paoitio  R  K  and  Wells.  FHrgo  k  Co 
and  manager  Western  Union  Tele- 
araph  Co 

OAAaER  Ni  blacksmith  and  wa^on- 
maker,  repairer  of  all  ngricultural  im- 

f)lements,  horseshoeing  and  general 
)1aok8mithin£( 

GRANT  HOTEL  R  Reynolds  propri- 
etor 

ORUNATJER  LOUIS,  dry  and  fancy 
goi  Is,  clothinjr,  bouts  and  shoes,  hats 
and  caps,  groceries,  hardware,  tin- 
ware, crockery,  liquors,  drugs,  oils, 
paints,  cigars  and  tobacco,  general 
murchni'dise,  wool  and  grain  and 
postniustor 

Liebor  \i,  general  merchandise 

McCABE  FRANK.  (McCabe  and 
SaiidiTs) 

McCABE  A  SANDERS  (Frank  Mc- 
Cabe and  VV  F  Sanders),  general  mer- 
chandise 

Mi>tt  H  V,  ijhysicinn 

REYNOLDS  R.  propr  Grant  Hotel 

Sanders  D  W,  Brentwood  Meat  Market 

SANDERS  W  F.  (MoCabe  &  Sanders) 

Walker  W  A,  carpentf-r 

Winning  Rev  E  A,  clergyman,  (Metho- 
dist) 


McCABE    &   SANDERS, 

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Dry  Goods.  Clothing.  Boots  i  Shoes.  Hats  I  Caps 

HARDWARE,  GROCERIES,  CROCKERY, 

CITTLRRV.  KTV. 


BRIDGEPORT. 

Colusa  County,     See  Sycamore. 

BRIDGEPORT. 

Mkni>ocino  County.    See  Miller. 

BRIDGEPORT. 

Mono  Co(!nty.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  and  the  county  seat. 
A  thriving  little  town,  situattHl  in  the 
*'  Big  Meadows,"  a  valloy  of  about 
four  miles  tircuit,  producing  hay  and 
grain,  ami  pasturing  a  groat  number 
of  cattle.  The  population  of  the  town 
is  about  5(K>,  with  a  Mplciulid  Court 
House,  costing  §30,000,  and  a  hand- 
some school  building.  Bridgeport  is 
now  reached  by  ata^e  from  Bodie. 
Altitude  about  7,000  feet  above  sea 
level. 


Allen  Aiulrew  H,  hotel 
Anton  C  B,  constable 
Barstow  Rev  O  L,  clergyman    (Metho- 
dist) 

"BRIDGEPORT    CHRONICLE 

UNION,"    (weekly),     U   M   &    A  C 
Folger 
Briggs  R  M,  superior  judge 

BROWN  JOE  A,  general  merchandise 
Bryant  A  F,  general  merchandise 
Butler  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
Chapman  Itoliert,  painter,  glazier  and 

pajx'rhanger 
Davies  T  W  W,  county  attorney 
Deal  D  L,  coroner  ami  public  adminis- 
trator 
FOLOER  A  C.  "Bridgeport  Clironiule 

Union" 
FOLOER  R  M,  "Bridgeport  Chronicle 

Union" 
Gahen  E,  livery  stable 
(Jrceley  J  L,  atty  and  counselor-at-law 
Gurney  E,  butcher 


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HAINES  J  El  telegraph  operator 
Hays  D  &  Bros,  gbueral  merchandise  and 
sole  agts  Forrester  Submorged  Pump 
Hughes  P  G,  blacksmith   and  wagon- 
maker 
Huntoon  &  Hamelton,  liquors 
Kilgore  Charles,  uropr  Union  Market 
Leavitt  H  L,  hol<el 
Loose  Wm  A,  county  supervisor   and 

saloon 
McOlenand  Mrs,  seamstress 
McKinnon  A  C,  deputy  county  clerk 
McKinnon  Mrs  A  C,  milliner 
McNamara  Thos,  livery  stable 
McNamara  &  Trask,  livery  and  feed 

stables 
McQuaitlJohn  A,  attorney-at-law 
Miller  Be.   H,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 

recorder 
Miner  liichards,  attorney  and  counse'  /r- 

at-law  and  district  attorney 
Murphy  J  C,  attoruey-atlaw 

NEVADA  &  CALIFORNIA  TELE- 

ORAPH  CO,  'T  E  Hainus  operator 
Parker  Wm  O,  attorney-at-law 
Porter  G,  leader  of  band 

SHOWERS  JAMES,  sheriff 

Sinclair  Mrs  (J,  drugs 

Sinclair  C,  druggist  and  iihysician 

Stanton  VV  H,  liquors 

Strowbridj^je  &  Rii^hardson,  saloon 

Sullivan  Mrs  C  VV,  county  supt  schools 

Summers  J  N,  stock  raiser 

Summers  G  M  &  J   F,  physicians 

surgeons 
Tinkmn  Z  B,  county  trcas 
TOWLE  J  W,  und  r-sheriflF 
Towle  &  Richardson,  li'inors 
Wedertz  L  E,  general  merohandiae 
Welch  John  J,  county  assessor 
Wetherill  Wm,  county  supervisor 
Whitmcn  Geo   N,  attorney-at-law 

justice  of  peace 
Wiggin  M  P,  superior  judge 


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BRIDGEPORT. 

NEVADA    CouNTV.     Post-filBce   French 
Corral;  12  miles  west  of  NevatlaC'ity. 
Cole  Chr,  hotel 


BRIDGEPORT. 


Sol/'  )  Cjuntv.     See  Cordtaa. 


BRIDGEVILLE. 

HuMiiOLirr  County.  A  post-office. 
Population  about  50. 

Barnum  Ed  B,  geuoral  mercliandiso, 
hotel,  stable  and  blacksmith 

Ke"""  T  B,  hotel  and  general  merchan- 
dise 


BRIGHTON. 

Sacramento  Counts.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph oilice  on  the  Western  Division 
of  the  C.  P.  R.  R..  5i  miles  fr  m  Sac- 
ramento. 

Br  anan  John,  bootmaker 

Brighton  Distillery  Co,  L  Keseberg  mgr 

Chance  Silas,  ccmstable 

Clippinger  D  H,  agt  C  P  R  R 

Dunen  Edward,  blacksmith 

Foster  S  G,  justice  of  the  peace 

Harlow  RevG  W  (Latter-Day  Saint) 

Harlow  John,  carpenter 

Lockett  R  S,  pres  Distillery  Co 

M  mlove  W  S,  physician 

PERKINS  T  C,  liquors  and  general 
merchandise,  secretary  and  treasurer 
Distillery  Co,  and  postmaster 

Prosser  R,  wagonmaker 

Pugh  S  H,  propr  Washington  Hotel  and 
blacksmith 


BRONCO. 

Nevada  County,     A  post,  express  and 

telegrjiph   office   on   the  C.  P.  R.  R., 

14  miles  from  Truckee. 
Bronco  Wood  &,  Flume  Co,  A  M  Wickes 

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LOQAN  CHAS  L.  postmaster,  express 

and  tele^^raph  oiiice 

Mountain  Ice  Co, McAuley  supt 

People's  Ice  Co,  J  S  Thompson  supt 


BRONSON. 

Tuolumne  County.      A  po;t-office,  15 
m''f8  south  of  Sonora;  population  50. 

Crocker  Henry  R,  hotel 
Stuart  L  E,  saw-mill 

BROOKLYN    (EAST  OAK- 
LAND). 

.\i,ameda  County.     See  Oakland. 

BROWN  FLAT. 

Tuolumne  Coun  py.     Post-office  Sonora; 
1!  miles  north  of  St^uora. 

Pugsley  E  T,  saloon 

BROWN  S  VALLEY. 

Yuba  County.     A  post-ofnce,  12  miles 
northeiUHt  of    Marysvi  )e.      Vniuahle  i 
ju;^rtx  lodes  exist  at  tliis  pluce,  also 
eo.no  valiuble  orchar'id. 

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Custer  Mrs  Lucelia,  saloon 

Daggett  D  O,  justice  of  the  peace 

Hague  I  I,  physician 

Hibbert  &  Burns,  general  merchandise 

Holmes  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 

Robertson  James,  blacksmith 

Sersanons  M,  hotel 

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MOWNSVILLE, 

Yuba  Cocnty.  A  pust-ofRee,  32  miles 
northeast  of  Marysville;  many  fine 
orckiirds  and  valuable  mines  are  in 
the  vicinity. 

Crane  L  T  &  Bro,  sawmills 
Hawkins,  Haairloy   &   Co,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Howell  \Vm,  hotel 

JinesRev  K  S,  clergym.ui   (Methodist) 
Knox  Martin,   hotel 
M  >rton  &  Kniersoii,  butchers 

SHATTUCH  ED.  clerk 

.Shatcuck  F  F,  gi-neral  merchaudise 


BRUSH  CREEK  MILLS. 

Mkndoi'INO  Cou.ntv.     Post-otlice  Punta 
A'enas. 

Felben  .fe  .Savage  (Thos  Fellien  and  G  H 
Savajie),  proprs  Bfiisli  Creek  Mills 


8UCHANAN. 

Fkksso  ( 'ouN  I'v  A  pust-ofhco,  22  miles 
north  of  I'Vcsiio;  |.')U  inhabitants. 

BANATTA  FRANK,  postmaster 
lirown.loseph,  liotel    aijd   goiieral  mer- 

cliandise 
Holley  Jolia  (',  sah»on 
SHAEF  C'BRIN.  retired  merchant 
Wooloock  P,  bla<!l;  aniitli 

BUCKEYE. 

.Shasta  Cointy.  A  post-otrico  on  Cen- 
tral Pacilie  (().  I). I  l{.  1!..  I.')  miles 
from  Red  BUitF;   8  niile.s  irom  Shasta. 


SEAMAN  PORTER, 

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BUCKHORN. 

Post-office  Now- 


Lo.«i  .\N0El.'i8  COUMTV, 

hall. 


Waning  B  F,  stage  station   and  farmer 


BUCKHORN. 

TKiNrrv  County.     Post-office  Lewiaton. 
Leas  Geo  W,  hotel 


BULL  CREEK. 

Mariposa  County,  Post-office  Coulter- 
ville;  16  miles  northeast  from  Coulter- 
ville. 

Arni  N,  packer 

Black  A  G,  general  merchandise,  hotel 

and  farmer 
Opie  James,  packer 


BUCK'S  RANCH. 

Plumas  County.   A  post-office,  16  miles 
from  Quincy  and  28  from  Oroville. 

WAGNER  WM>  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 


BUENA  VISTA. 

Amador  County.  Post-office  lone;  12 
miles  West  of  Jackson;  population 
100. 

COOK  MRS  E  A,  dry  goods  groceries 
and  hardware 

Prichard  Frank  M 

Russell  Richard,  blacksmith,  carriage- 
maker  and  horseshoer 


BUENA  VISTA. 

STANiHLArsCorNTY.  Post-offiec  Knights 
Ferry;  30  miles  northe.ist  of  Modesto. 

Foster  P  B,  waddles 

(Jrayaon  L>  F,  hotel 

(Jrayson  I,  hotel 

Head  Herbert,  bl.acksmith 

Morse  C  A,  wlieelw  rij^ht 

Norton  P  B,  harness  and  saddles 

I'eilrix  Fi,  saloDii 

RANDALL    BENJAMIN,     general 

iU'  rehaiulise 
Roberts  T;  toll-bridge 


BULL  ARDS  BAR. 

Yi'UA  County.  A  post-oflice,  35  miles 
from  Marysville  on  the  Cainptcnville 
road. 

BUSS  A  C,  hotel 
BUSS  M,  poBtniistrc.08 
(iove  A  J,  saloon  and  store 
(love  Gardner,  saloon 
Labadie  L  &  C  E,  saw-mill 
Mix  H  G,  hotel 


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BUNTINGVILLE. 

Lashen  County. 

BLUM   ft  ALEXANDER,   merchan- 
dise 

Boettcher ,  blacksmith 

Olassock  Tho,  hotel 
Hallet  I  E,  blacksmith 


8U»DELL'S  STATION. 

Marin     County.      Post-office     Black 
Point;  15  miles  from  San  Rafael. 

Abra  Y,  dairy 

BURDELLGALEM,  dairy 
Clough  Samuel,  dairy 
Kelley  C,  carpenter 
Manktohie  A,  dairy 
Schlack  Henry,  dairy 
Shlicker  I',  dairy 
Tomasini  Iiouis,  dairy 


BURGETTVILLE. 

Shasta  County.  A  post-office,  ,80  miles 
from  Redding,  reached  by  stage;  pop- 
ulation 50. 

Boles  Alvy,  blacksmith 

MOOERS  J  El  general  merchandise  and 

ftostmaster 
vester  Wm,  hotel  and  vvagcnmaker 


BURNETT. 

g    Santa  Clara  County.     See  Coyote. 


BURNEY  VALLEY, 

Shasta  County.     A  post-office,  64  miles 
from   Redding  by   stage;    popul.ition 

l90. 

Brauer  J,  livery  stable 
Cornaz  ,1,  li  very  stable 
Crews  Robert,  general  merchandise  and 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  agt 
Hulsej'  Jas  A,  blnckKmith 
Pierce  C  W,  Ix-tel 

SMITH    &  DESMOND,  general  mer- 
chandise 


BURWOOO. 

San  .Joaquin  County.     A  post-office,  10 
miles  northeast  of  Modesto. 

MONROE  L  postmuater 


BUTCHER  RANCH. 

Placer  County.  A  post-office  on  Stony 
Hill  Turnpike.  Ten  miles  northeast  of 
Auburn;  population  230. 

Butler  John,  druggist  and  varieties 
Engell  J  F,  propr  Turnpike 
Gilbert  James,  carpenter 
Jones  William,  blacksmith 

MARTIN  MRS  J  P,  postmistress  and 

hotel 
McKinsty  E,  water  ditch 
Steiner  Mrs  R,  hotel 


BUTTE  CITY. 

Colusa  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  18  miles  north  of  Coliisa.  It  is 
quite  a  trading  point  of  a  populous 
farming  community;  population  75. 

Albery  Bros,  Butte  City  Hotel 

Albery  J  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Crothers  John,  saloon 

Dasliiell  B,  harnessmaker  and  saddlery 

Devore  J  W,  physician 

Howard  <i  C,  livery  stable 

Jacobs  A;  Stockwell,  warehouse 

Jepsen  John,  saloon 

Kidwell  D  B,  livery  stable 

Law  son  Bros,  varieties 

Miller  W  F,  postmaster 

MILLER  W  FRANK   &  CO,   gen- 

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Fargo  &  Co  and  Western  Union  Tele- 
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Murphy  J  &  W,  butchers 

O'Brien  John,  blacksmith 

Parker  &  Wills,  warehr-use 

Picknell  Samuel,  warehouse 

Spencer  J  S,  physician 

Sturke  J  H,  painter 

Turner  &  Castello,  blacksmitlis 

Wait  W  H,  varieties 

Watkins  D  R,  shiHinaker  and  constable 

Wenk  !{ev  R  E,  Methodi&t  clergyman 

Wills  W  F,  warehouse 


BUTTE  MEADOWS. 

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CARTER  J  E,  poHt master 
(.'resay  W  E,  school  teucher 
Cu8Hi(.k  Barney,  Arcaile  Mill 
Megan  James,    propr    Butte   Meadows 

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Morrison  John,  Cascade  Mill 
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BUTTE  VALLEY. 

Plumas  County.  Post-office  Pratt ville; 
27  milt^s  northwest  of  Quiacy;  popula- 
tion 60. 

Drake  E  K,  saloon 

McBETH  JAMES)  general  merchan- 
dise 

Miller  Mrs  L  A,  hotel  and  general  mer- 
chandise 


BUZZARDS'  ROOST. 

Shasta  County. 

ENSIGN  LEWIS,  general  merchandise 
and  saloon 

BYRNE  S  STORE. 

San  Mateo  County.      Post-office  San 
Mateo;  6  miles  west  of  San  Mateo. 

FITZGERALD  T.  saloon 


BYRON. 

Contra   Costa  County.     A 
press   and   telegraph   office, 


post,  ex- 
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from  Tracy  and  13  miles  from  Antioch. 

BTRON  HOTEL.    Henry   Wilkeninz 

proprietor 
Cttsselman  W  J,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W.  F 

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Doherty  W  K,  physician  and  8iirget>n 
Krvine  T  H,  constable 

FAMAN  P  &  CO(P  Fahian  and  L 
l^viiibky),  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 

Fish  &  Blum,  grain  warehouse 

French  N  G,  ingr  Mead's  Hot  Springs 
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Heiser  Adam,  bootmaker 

Ja<|uilbird  Theobald,  blacksmith  and 
horacshoer 

Johnston  W  H,  postmaster  and  news- 
dealer 

Mead's     Hot     Springs,      Miss 
Thompson  propr 

PEERS    CHARLES.   8nlo»>, 

wines,  li(|Ui>rs  and  cigars,  and 

billiarii  hill,  also  constable 
Phelps  T  F,  blacksmitlj 
Severn  Silas,  licjuors 
Shafer  T,  carpenter 
Thompson    Miss   Helen,    propr 

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WILKENING  HENRY,  propr  Byron 

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BYRON  HOT  SPRINGS. 

Contra    Costa    County.      Post-office 
Byron. 

French  N  G,  hotel 


CABBAGE  PATCH. 

Yuba  County.    Post-office  Wheatland. 
Foster  T,  hotel 


Yolo  County, 
tion  113. 


CACHE  CREEK. 

See   Madison;  popula- 


CACHEVILLE. 

Yolo  County.     See  Yolo. 

CAHTO. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  and  trading  post  for  Long 
Valley,  45  miles  from  Ukiah  on  the 
Cloverdale  and  Humboldt  stage  road. 

Benton  J  B,  saddles  and  harness 
Simpson  Bros,  general  merchandise 
SIMPSON  &   WHITE,  hotol,  general 

merchandise  and  post-office 
Ward  J  D,  liiiuors 
Williams  S  G,  blacksmith 


San    Bernakdino 
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Bartlett  Wm  C,  hi\y  yard 

Blasdel   Davis,    saloon,   restaurant  and 

bakery 
Cohn  Max  &  Co,  saloon 
Cooko  H,  saloon 
Cook  Mrs,  hotel 
Folsom  &  Switzer,  druggists  ami  assay- 

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James  A,  general  merchandise 
•lordau  J  A  B,  saloon  and  hay  y^rd 
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Ncfde  &  Barbour,  hotel 
Redman  Michael,  shoemaker 
Smith  J  B,  Ilia-  ks,inith 
Soule  W  H  fi,  general  merchandise 
Steer  &  Noel,  saloon 
Stavens  H  B,  hotel 
Vincent  &  Overshine,  print«rs 


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CALIENTE. 

Kern  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  ou  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  B.,  22  miles  from  Sumner. 

CCCHBANWMA,  hotel 

Macking  Fred,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Miller  &  Walters,  hotel 
Muller  Chas,  general  merchandise 

CALISTOGA. 

Napa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  is  charmingly  situated 
at  the  terminus  of  the  Napa  Valley 
Branch  of  the  Calif  oniia  Pacific  R.  R., 
where  the  stages  start  for  the  differ- 
ent springs  and  towns  in  Lake  County. 
It  has  a  population  of  about  500, 
maintained  by  tourists  and  agricul- 
ture; it  is  72  milos  from  Sau  Francis- 
co and  8^  from  St.  Helena. 

Adler  R  C,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Co 

Boesch  Edmund,  watchmaker 

Bounsall  Bros  (R  C  and  C  C  Bounsall), 
hardware  and  stoves 

Boyce  W  P,  constable 

Boynton  G  F,  undertivker 

Brown  J  B,  blacksmith  and  hardware 

Bryant  W  S,  real  estate 

Calistoga  House,  C  Ji  Young  propr 

Chesebro  J  A,  propr  Magiioliiv  Hotel 

Collins  S  W,  justice  of  tlio  peace,  notary 
public  and  agt  for  Viuicultural  Land 
Agency 

Cook  Mrs  J,  millinery   and  fancy  goods 

Cook  Jacub,  liquors  and  vegetables 

DavMson  J  K,  fiour -mill 

DECKER  PORTER,  manager  Harbin 
Springs  Livery  Stable 

Dobbins  Rev  H  H  (Presbyterian) 

Fisher  W  F,  livery 

Francis  James  H,  general  merchandise 

Friedberg  M,  general  merchandide 

Gardner  A  M,  physician 

Getleson  H  &  Co  (H  (Jetles  m  and  S  W 
Newbaur),  general  merchandise 

Frauss  Joseph,  bakery 

Haeckl  Louis,  hotel 

Harley  N  W,  insurance  agt 

HARTMEYER  &  AOAMSON  (G  F 

Hartmeyer   and   Newton    Adanison), 

carriage,  house  and  sign  painters 
HEIM  MARTIN,  wines,    li<j  iori«   and 

cigairt  and  Summer  Garden,    Lincoln 

avenue 
Hiltd  John,  liquors 
Hirschman  Jerome,  bootmaker 
Hopkins  T  J,  hotel 
Hurt  W  T,  groceries 


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Jerome ,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Jewell  William  Jr,  postmaster 

Knowlton  C  V,  painter 

Kortum  Louis,  wine  mfr 

Lardner  F  B,  operator  C  P  R  R  and 
W  U  Telegraph  Co 

Leary  J,  agt  Puget  Sound  Lumber  Co 

Magnolia  Hotel,  J  A  Chesebro  propr 

Methever  E  V,  bootmaker 

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Navone  Lewis  A,  blacksmith 

Nichols  J  E,  barber 

Northrop  Charles,  blacksmith 

Owsley  W  G  (Woolley  &  Owsley) 

Spiers  Wm,  forwarder 

Stender  Henry,  liquors 

Stratton  W  E,  liquors 

Turner  John,  plasterer  and  stonemason 

Weller  Mrs  H  B,  variety  store 

Weller  H  I,  meat  markt-t 

WILLIAMS  WILLIAM,  propr  Har- 
bin Springs  Livery  Stable 

Willweber  C  F,  liquors 

Wilson  B  F,  druggist 

Wittke  J,  harnessinaker 

Woolley  E  B  (Woolley  &  Owsley) 

Woolley  &  Owsley  (E  B  Woolley  and 
W  G  Owsley),  meat  market 

Yarrington  James,  wagonmaker 

Young  C  H,  propr  Calistoga  House 


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CALLAHAN  S  RANCH. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  83  miles  from  Redding 
and  42  miles  south  of  Yieka;  popu- 
lation 150. 

ADAMS  HOWE  J.  clerk 

DENNT  A  H,  general  merchandise 
English  J  M,  saloon 
Farrington  S,  blacksmith 
Hayden  R  M  &  Bro,  hotel 


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Hellmuth  F,  hotel 

Loring  F  H,  general  merchandise 


CALPELLA. 

Mendocino  Countt.  A  post-office,  6 
miles  from  Mendocino;  population  30. 

Cleveland  W  J,  flour-mills,  near  Cal- 
pella 

Niepp  F,  general  merchandise  and  flour- 
mills 

Quinlivir  Dennis,  blacksmith 

Williford  Al,  saloon  and  hotel 


CAMANCHE. 

Calaveras  Countv.     A  post  and  ex- 

Eress  office,  16  miles  from  Mokelumne 
[ill  and  '20  miles  from  Lodi. 


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Cavagnaro  Henry,  saloon 

Cavagnaro    &  Tiscornia,   general 
chandise 

Chereaux    A,   blacksmith    and   wagon- 
maker 

DUFFY  Hi  hotel  and  iivery  stable 

Duvall  Napoleon,  bootmaker 

Lawson  Laus,  saloon 

Siotta  M,  blacksmith   and  wagonmaker 

Tirett  John,  saloon 

Zimmerman  Nicholas,  general  merchan- 
dise, postmaster,  i\nd  W,  F  &  Co's  agt 


CAMBRIA. 

San  Lris  Obisi-o  County.  The  town  is 
pleasantly  uituated  in  a  canyon  1  mile 
from  the  ooast  and  34  miles  north  of 
San  Luis  Obispo;  it  contains  a  post, 
teh'graph  uiul  express  olHce.  The 
chief  support  is  the  dairy  interest, 
bean,  potato  and  barley  crop.  Sev- 
eral rich  quicksilver  miues  are  in  the 
vicinity.  A  wharf  and  warehouse 
accommodate  schooners  in  winter, 
and  passenger  steainora  in  sununer  ; 
principal  laudiuj^  at  Sau  Sinn.'ou.  The 
population  is  estimated  at  250. 

Archer  Geo,  dairy 

Armstrong  David,  <lairy 

Baker  &,  March,  lumber 

Campbell  Jas  1),  livery 

Citron  A,  dry  goods 

Colo  (»  N,  harness 

Dodson  H,  dairy 

Fiscalini  H,  dairy 

Fischer  Max,  drugs,  etc 

Gans  &  Co,  general  me' chandise 

GRANT.  LULL   &  CO,  general  mer- 

ohaiulise 
Grissinger  L,  saloon 


Grobs  F,  dairy 
Gross  S,  varieties 
Janson  J  H,  furniture 

Jenks ,  physician 

Johnson  Jerry,  livery 

Keatzil  P,  wagonmaker 

Leffingwell  &  Sons,  saw  and  grist-mill 

Lynn  £,  butcher 

Mandershied  Bros,  drugs 

Madon  P,  dairy 

Martin  M  B,  dairy 

Maytield  B  F,  dairy 

McCain  W,  dairy 

McB'adden  O  P,  dairy 

McFerson  J  C,  county  supervie"'- 

Minor  R  A,  tinner 

Moretti  G,  dairy 

Morss  J  &  J,  dairy 

Morss  Wm,  dairy 

Mullen  John,  dairy 

Nelson  L,  dairy 

Olmstead  Mrs  J  F,  dairy 

Ott  F,  shoemaker 

Perry  Robt,  dairy 

Phillips  Moses,  dairy 

Phillips  Wm,  dairy 

Proctor  John  W,  hotel 

Kamage  G  W,  general  merchandise 

Kezzo  Bartholemew,  restaurant 

Kighetti  A,  dairy 

liighetti  &  Ke,  dairy 

Sherman,  Peterson  &   Co,  wagonmakers 

and  blacksmiih 
Sittenfeld  Arnold,  saloon 
Stiles  J  W,  watchmaker 
.Sumuicr  &  Ewbank'*,  blacksmiths 
Siiuiniers  J  antes,  blacksmith 
Taylor  J  &  J,  dairy 
Taylor  Peter,  dairy 
Utley  Merit,  justice  of  peace 
Van  Gonlon  <  ieorge,  dairy 
Webb  Wm,  dairy 

Wenk  Kev  W  V,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Whitney  H  C,  saloon 
Williams  Will,  physician 

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Hamilton  W  H,  staije  line  and  farmer 

MASON  J  W. 

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CAMP  BADGER. 

Tulare  County.     A  post-office;  popula- 
tion i:«). 

Bliss  H  F,  U  S  mail  contractor 
Churchill  D  M,  blacksmith 
I  Converse  C  P,  real  estate  ogt 


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Downing,  Morris  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Harden,  Barton  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Persian  Henry,  saloon 
Ross  W  E,  U  S  mail  contractor 
Smith,  Comstock  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Turbin  Mill  Co,  saw-mill 
Waugh  J  D,  dairy 
Weathers  B  F,  hotel 
Wodley  VV  R,  hotel 
WOODABD  M.  postmaster 

WOODABD  M  &  SON.  butchers  and 

stockraisers 
Woodcock  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Woolley  &  Price,  blacksmiths 


CAMP  BIDWELL. 

Modoc  County.     See  Fort  Bidwell. 


CAMP  GOODALL. 

Santa  Cruz  County.  A  watering 
place,  situated  about  4^  miles  from 
Watson  ville.  The  proposed  town  site 
is  on  the  bay  of  Monterey,  and  at  pres- 
ent, its  first  year,  has  as  many  as  10 
cottages,  a  substantial  hotel,  livery 
stable,  aad  in  a  very  short  time  will 
rival  other  places  of  note.  It  is  easy 
of  access,  being  only  a  short  ride  over 
fine  roads  from  the  above-named 
town.  Chas.  Ford,  Escj.,  is  the 
founder  of  the  enterprise. 

DEAN  P  Ft  proprietor  hotel  and  liv- 
ery stable  and  driving  park 


CAMP  GRANT. 

HuMHOLDT  County.     A  post-oihce,   tJO 
miles  southeast  of  Eureka. 

Cartwright  James,  hotel  and  ferryman 
Garbler  C  R,  hotel 
Hansel  A  &  Sons,  nurserymen 
Hurlburt  BG,  hotel  and  attorney-at-law 
Knisely  J  B,  surveyor  aud  land  agt 

McCann ,  lumljer  mills 

Murry  &  Kandall,  saw-mill 
PERKINS   J)  general  merchandise 


CAMP   INDEPENDENCE. 

Inyo  County.     See  Independence. 


CAMPBELL  HOT  SULPHUR 
SPRINGS. 

SiKRRA  Cou.sTY.     Post-office  Sierravillc- 
26  miles  from  Truokee. 

Jones  &  Co,  hotel 


CAMPBELLS  STATION. 

San  Luis  Obispo  County.     See  Aacen' 
sion. 


CAMPO. 

San  Diego  County.  A  post-office,  60 
miles  east  from  San  Diego;  popula- 
tion 60. 

GASKILL  BROSt  general  merchandise, 

blacksmiths  and  grist  and  saw-mill 
OASKILL  L  Hi  postmaster 
Livingstan  G  F,  apiarist 


CAMPO  SECO. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  reached  by  stage  from  Lodi, 
on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R. ;  12  miles 
from  San  Andreas.  • 

Bowman  A,  livery  stable 

Creighton  James,  teamster 

Cutter  G  W,  fruit  grower 

Finnerty  Thos,  road  overseer 

Fossett  L,  saloon 

(Tabl)ert  John,  stock  raisor 

(iallagher  John,  saloon 

Hinckley  J  J,  consta'>le 

Janes  W  C,  supt  C  and  M  Ditch 

Late  George,  stock  raiser 

NYE  D  B)    general  merchandise  and 

poBtmaster 
Sanford  N  F,  groceries  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
Toda  J,  meat  market 
Vieusscux  (i,  general  merchandise  and 

agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Wooley  Wm,  saloon 


CAMPO  SECO. 


Tuolumne  County.     Post-oftice  James- 
town; 4  miles  south  of  Sonora 


EVEBHART  MRS 

general  merchandise 
Smith  P  B,  water  agt 


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CAMPTONVILLE. 

Yuha  Cotr.NTY.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  41  miles  northeast 
from  Marysville,  iJS  miles  from  Sacra- 
mento; reached  by  way  of  Marysville; 
population  400. 

Ba<ien  W  J,  blacksmith 
Baker  J  W,  carpenter 
Bliss  C  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
Bliss  Mrs  R  H,  hotel 
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Calvin  Wm  H,  drugs,  notioiu  and  post- 
master 

Clark  A  B,  shoemaker 

Cochrane  £,  jeweler 

Dameille  F,  hotel  and  livery 

Douglas  Geo,  dentist 

Erwin  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Gassner  M  J,  tanner 

Gerweiner  Casper,  shoemaker 

Gray  Chas,  saloon 

Gray  Jaa,  dry  goods 

Grover  W  H,  livery 

Jackson  E  T,  painter 

Joh)i8on  11  M,  livery  stable 

Marrow  &  Verrell,  carpenters 

McLellan  J  <i,  tinware 

McMurray  V  C,  saloon 

Meek  J  R,  grocer 

Miller  &,  Locey,  butchers 

Walton  J  H,  baker 

Young  Joseph  R,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 


CANA. 

Butte  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  ofhce  '«ii  the  Central  Pacitic 
R.  li.,  \'2  miles  fmm  Chico;  popula- 
tion 120. 

Devin  Rnhurt,  blacksmith 
Hale  V  W,  hot.^l 

LEVENS  B  W,  hotel  and  saloon 
MO&RIS    J    D.    general    merchandiae 
and  postuiastor 


CANBY. 

M()DO(;    Countv.     a   post-office    about 
'20  miles  west  of   Alturas. 

(losh  John,  general  merchandise 


CANYON  CITY. 

Trinity  County.    Post-office  Junction 
City;  population  130. 

Flowers  tc  Burger,  saw-mill 
Gilzean  James,  hotel 
(iuthrio  VVm,  saw-mill 
LANO  Ml  general  merchandise 


CANYON  VALLEY. 

Shasta    County,      Post-office    Burney 
Valley. 

Crews  Robert,  general  merchandise 

CROMWELL  J  0,  hotel 


CAPAY. 

Yolo  County.  Formerly  known  as 
Langville;  is  in  the  midst  of  a  fine  grain 
country,  about  24  miles  northwest  of 
Woodland.     Population  275. 

Aldrich  J  W,  propr  stage  line 

Beck  A,  bootmaker 

Craig  Thaunton,  physician 

Cranston  F  J,  druggist 

Duncan  Bros,  livery  stable  and  stage 

line 
Dincan  G  L,  mgr  Woodland  and  Lower 

Lake  Stage  line 
Freeman  &  Grimes,  general  merchandise 
Glazier  S  H,  hotel 
Grimes  G  C,  saloon 
Levy  D,  general  merchandise 
Lewis  J  T,  general  merchandiae 
Orengo  &   Daneri,  general  merchandise 

and  p^st-office 
Rogers  H  A,  saloon 
Roth  John,  blacksmith 
Sturgill  L  E,  saloon 
Summ  Andrew,  butcher 
Wolgamott  J,  hotel 
Woodland    and    Lower    Lake    Central 

Stage  Line,  H  C  Duncan  propr 


CAPELL. 

Napa  County. 

JACKSON  JAMES,  postmaster 


CAPISTRANO. 

Los  ANiiKi.Ks  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  75  miles  from  Los  Angeles. 

Bacon  J  E,  shecpraiser 

Coiigdon  J  R,  farmer,  constable  and  col- 
lector 

Daneri  J  B,  farmer  and  justice  of  the 
IRMce 

Dartigue  Louis,  wool  grower 

De  la  Plia  Boca,  wool  grower 

Egan  Richard,  farmer,  W  U  telegraph 
o|]erator  and  county  supervisor 

Errecca  Bernardo,  wool  grower 

Errecca  Juan,  wool  grower 

Fuller  J  P,  justice  of  peace  and  farmer 

liarcia  Dolores,  saloon  and  livery  stable 

Haran  Viiiancio,  saloon 

Haran  T,  butcher 

Joe  Joseph  &  Co,  wool  growers 

Look  &  Moultii),  wool  growers 

Lopera  C,  constable 

MENDELSOK  M>  general  merchan- 
dise, postmaster,  insurance  agt  and 
agt  VV,  F  &  Co's  Express 

Rawann  C  B,  wool  grower 


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Riverin  Frank,  blaoksmith  aqd  wagon- 
maker 
Roblea  Juan,  grocer 
Hosenbanm  H  G,  fanner  and  stook  raiser 
&ALABERRI  JUAN  ft  CO.  general 

merchandise  and  liquors 
Simar  Marcel,  physician 
Viejo  Mari  Mission,  wool  grower 


CARBONDALE. 

AuADUR  County.     See  May. 


CARBONDALE. 

Los  Angeles  County.    A  post-office. 

OLIVER  THOMAS  J>  postmaster  and 
general  merchandise 


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CARMELO. 

Monterey  Cointy.  Post-office  Mont- 
erey. Situated  5  miles  south  of 
Monterey,  and  20  miles  south  of  Sali- 
nas. The  old  San  (Jarlos  Mission  is 
the  chief  feature  here. 

BENNETT  JOHN  B>  teacher  at  Mis- 
sion 

Berwich  W,  fruit  and  farm  produce 

Bralee  Thomas,  farmer  and  builder 

Gregg  Joseph  W,  cheese  and  butter 

Hatton  Wm,  propr  "Del  Monte  Dairy" 

King  Joseph,  saloon 

King  Joseph  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Machada  C,  gardener  and  fruit  raiser 

Martin  .Tohn,  capitalist 

Mea<lows  James,  tlairyman 

Mnrphy  J  M,  nincliinist 

Ollasuu  r,  blacksmith 

Ollason  St  Clair,  dairyman 

Pacific  Improvement  Co,  Laurelos 
Kanch  and  Boarding-house 

Pereria  Joliii  V,  fisherman 

Romero  dementi,  lumber  dealer  and 
farmer 

St  tlohn  Miss  S  T,  teacher  and  musician 

Silva  M  V,  captain  Whaling  Co 

Smith  P  C,  carpeuter 

Sniveley  D  and  li,  stock  raisers 

Thom[)8on  W  W,  farmer 

Victoriue  K,  butter  maker 


CARNEROS. 

Napa  County.      Post-office  Napa, 
miles  west  of  Napa. 

DEWEES  BENJAMIN,  hotel 

Howe  Nelson,  blai.ksmith 


CARPENTERIA. 

Santa  Barbara  County.  A  post-office, 
stage  station  and  trading  point  on  the 
Coast  Stage  Road  from  Santa  Barbara 
to  Los  Angeles.  Stage  from  £anta 
Barbara  10  miles;  from  San  Beunaven- 
tura  20  miles.  The  place  is  sur- 
rounded by  a  most  thrifty  farming 
population. 

Anderson  Wm,  saloon 

Benn  John,  constable 

Carillo  J  J,  saloon 

DODOE  C  E.  general  merchandise 

Martin  Joseph  C,  wagonmaker 

MoCuy  John,  blacksmith 

Pardee  R  G,  road  overseer 

Thurmond    G   £,   general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Way  Wm  A,  justice  of  peace 


CARRVILLE. 

Trinh-y  County.     A  post-office. 
CAHB  J  E>  postmaster 


CASCADE. 

Plumas  Cot'sry.     Post-office  La  Porte. 
Williams  John  W,  saloon 


CASHINS'  STATION. 

San  Liis  Onisro  County.     Post-c  ffice 
Paso  Koblcs. 

Dean  K,  hotel 
Benmdow  VV  E,  saloon 

CASHINS  THOMAS,  hotel 
Farley  Father,  clergyman  (Catholic) 


CASPAR. 

Meni)0(  iNo  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegrajjli  olHie;  reached  by  the 
North  I'acilic  ('oast  K.  R.  and  cou- 
nectiny  stage  lines,  or  Pacific  Coast 
steamers.  It  is  lUO  miles  from  San 
FVanci-sco  and  80  miles  by  stage  from 
Duncan  Mills. 

Bromley  D,  blacksmith 
CASPAR  LUMBER  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise and  lumber 
DE  CAMP  C  E.  postmaster 
Gresor  J,  blacksmith 
Heldt  Danl,  saloon 
Heldt  Geo,  livery 
Kelley  Frank,  general  store 
King  John,  saloon 


PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


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CASTLE  ROCK. 

Shasta  County.  Post-office  Hazel 
Creek.  A  stage  station  on  the  road 
from  Bedding  to  Koaeberg. 

HANLON  B>  hotel  t.nd  farmer 


CASTROVILLE. 

Monterey  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  U.,  fifteen  miles  from  Mont- 
erey and  8  miles  from  Salinas,  and  has 
a  population  of  800.  It  was  named 
after  J.  B.  Castro,  £s^.  The  place 
depends  upon  stock-raising  and  agri- 
cultural interests  for  its  support.  It 
is  also  the  junction  for  the  railroad 
leading  to  Monterey. 

Black  S  (Black  &  Son) 

Black  &  Son  (S  and  V  D  Black),  flour- 

ing-mill 
Black  V  D  (Black  &  Son) 
Casey  Patrick,  saloon 
Childs  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 
Dutchcr  J  M  (Wood,  Dutcher  &  Co) 
Enck  C,  hairdresser 
Faneuf  £  R,  blacksmith 
Gilson  W  H,  postmaster  and  agt  Wella, 

Fargo  Sl  Co 
Grandpre  H  D,  harness  and  saddles 
Henry  Walter,  saloon 
Hutt  W,  bootmaker 
Jordan  P,  groceries  and  liquers 
Keatinu  L  B,  general  merchandise 
King  M,  hotel 
Knoch  V,  meat  market 
LongkOy  A  H,  stoves  and  tinware 
Mathews  Monroe,  hairdressing 
Merritt  M  K  (Wootl,  Dutcher  &  Co) 
Mills  John,  hotel 

Mitchell  J  W,  general  mcrchui^diso 
Parker  John,  physician  and  drugs 
Patterson    Alexander,   operator  W   U 

Telegraph  Co 
Pierson  W  S,  agt  SPUR 
Pomber  J  M,  livery  stable  and  constable 
Pomber  R,  liquors 
Rairdoii  .lohn,  harness  and  saddles 
WALSH  H  F,  liquors  and  tobaccos 
VVatson  J  K,  varieties 
Whitchor  C  R,  blacksmith 
Wood,  Dutcher  &  Co  (T  Wood,  J  M 

Dutcher  and  M  R  Merritt),  general 

merchandisa 
Wood  T  (Wood,  Dutcher  k  Co) 
Wright  A.  painter 
Zanoline  B^  Ml"on 
Zimmennann  W,  lalooa 


CATALINA  ISLAr^D. 

Los  AnoELES  County,    Post-office  Wil- 
mington. 

Dunn  &;  Bryant,  wholesale  fish  dealers 

and  salt 
Johnson  J  C,  sheep  raiser 
Wbittley  F  P,  sheep  raiser 


CATHAY. 

Mariposa  County.    A  post-office, 
ASHLEY  Ji  postmaster 

DICKENSON  &  ASHLEY,  grocers 


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CAVE  CITY. 

Calaveras   County.      Post-office  Mil- 
ton; 12  miles  east  of  San  Andreas. 

Nichols  George,  general  merchandise  and 
hotel 


CAYOTE  MILLS. 

Mendocino  County.    Post-office  Porno. 

Cleveland  N  B,  miller 
Cleveland  Robt,  mill  engineer 
CLEV  ELLin)  W  JASPER,  propri- 
etor Cuyote  Flour  Mills 


CAYUCAS. 

San  Luis  Obisfo  County.     183  miles 
from  San  Francisco  by  steamer. 

Lane  W  T,  justice  of  the  peace 


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CECILVILLE. 

Siskiyou  County.    A  post-office. 
Sightman  Geo  W,  general  merchandise 


CEDARVILLE. 

Mod  >c  CorsTY.  A  post-office  *23  miles 
east  of  Alturas;  r>.-ttchc<l  via  Central 
Pacific  Railroad  to  Reno,  Nevada, 
thence  by  stages,  2'J5  miles. 

Abrams  J,  wagonmaker 

Boyd  A,  market         

CBESSLEB    &  BONNER,  bankers 
Drouillard  Wm,  flour-mill 
Drouillard  &  Hansen,  blacksmiths 
Haynes  &  Co,  groceries  and  hardware 
HironymouB  J,  hotel 
Gaby  Wm  P,  saloon 
Jones  J  C,  bootmaker 
Kent  L  A,  physician 
Kistler  Bros  &  Co,  dry  soods 
Lee  C  W,  tinware,  crockery,  eto 


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Long  A  K,  justice  of  the  peace 

Monohamp  J,  hotel 

Romero  &  Puroell,  aaloon 

Roberts  William,  wagonmaker 

Stiner  Miss,  millinery 

Woldenbnrg  &  Co,  general  morohandise 

Woodson  Mrs  P  A,  postmistress  and 

millinery 
Wylie  Jas,  blacksmith 


CENTERVILLE. 

BuiTE  County.     See  John  Adams. 


CENTERVILLE. 

See  Potter  Val- 


Mendooino  County, 
ley. 


CENTERVILLE. 

Modoc  County.  I'ost-office  Alturas, 
15  miles  west. 

BOBERTS  W  B,  general  merchandise 
and  hotel 

CENTERVILLE. 

Shasta  County.  Post-office  Shasta,  7 
miles  west  of  Redding;  ii  miles  south 
of  Shasta. 

BRINCARD  &  MINVILLE,  general 

merchandise 
CONKLIN'  TmOTHT.  general  mer- 
chandise 


CENTRAL. 

Colusa  County.    See  Williams. 


Santa 
Maria 


CENTRAL  CITY. 

Barbara   County.     See  Santa 


CENTRAL  HOUSE. 

Butte  County.     A  post-office;  12  miles 
south  of  Oroville. 

Hefner  Phillip,  stock  raicer 
HUTCHINS  JOHN   S.  postmaster 

HirTCHINS  JOHN  S  &  T.   stock 

raisers 
Will  John,  blacksmith 


CENTRAL  POINT. 

Mkrced  County.    A  post-office. 
Barbie  F,  wagonmaker 


Drummond  John  Q,  supt  San  Joa<]^uin 
and  King's  River  Canal  and  Irriga- 
tion Co 

DUNBAR  H>  postmaster 

Leach  Rev  J  W  (Methodist) 

Miller  &  Lux.  general  merchandise 

Stockton  W  J,  blacksmith 


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CENTREVILLE. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Situated  in  a  fertile 
agricultural  and  vineyard  country,  33 
miles  from  San  Fruticisoo  and  3  miles 
from  the  Central  Pacific  Ti.  H.  at 
Niles  station.  It  also  has  a  traoiway 
communication  with  the  steamer 
landing  at  Newark.      P<  pulation  500. 

Allen  C  H,  physician 
Beck   D   H,   general 

harnessmaker 
Hrinkmann  .T  L,  saloon 
Buteuu  S  A,  physician 
Dies  M  C,  saloon 
Dodge  S  B  &  Co  (S  B  Dodge),  general 

merchandise 
EUREKA    SALOON,    Samuel    Sand- 
holt  propr 
Prates  Frank  A,  saloon 
Gregory  H  C,   livery  stn'  '  ■  and   stage 

line 
Hagan     James,    stoves    and     tinware, 

plumber  and  ^astitter  and  undertaker 
Hall  S  H,  physician 
Hilton  F  H,  ixwtmaker 
Huxley  Thomas,  uttorney-at-law 
Joseph  Enos,  bootmaker 
Lewis  Mrs  B  J,  pronr    United   States 

Hotel,  also  feed  stable 
Lowry  DC   &  Co  (D  C   Lowry,  John 

McLaughlin      and      Peter     Lowry), 

butchers 
Lucio  Joseph,  bootmaker 
Morter    &    Mosher  (Wm    Morter  and 

Hugh     Mosher),     blacksmiths     and 

wagonmakers 
Muuyan  A,  watchmaker 
Nelson  Thomas,  butcher 

NIEHAUS  EDWARD  (Sak  k  Co) 

REIS  JOHN,  cabinetmaker,  manufac- 
turer spring  beds,  etc 

Riser  G  C,  stoves  and  tinware,  plumb- 
ing, etc 

Riser  A  Smith  (C  W  Riser  and  R  A 
Smith),  blacksmiths 

Robertson  J  W,  carriagcmaker 

SALZ  &  CO  (Sigmund  Salz  and  Edward 
Niehaus),  general  merchandise,  agt 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  Western 
Union  Telegraph  Co 

SALZ  SIOMUND  (Salz  &  Co),  post- 
master 


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SANDHOLDT  SAMUBL.  Eureka  Sa- 
loon 

Silvera  Manuel,  barber  shop  and  baths 

Smith  G  M,  carpenter  and  builder 

Smith  R  A  (Riser  St  Smith) 

Tifoohe  I  J,  saloon 

Trefry  J  A,  constable  and  auctioneer 

United  States  Hotel,  Mrs  B  J  Lewis 
propr 

Walton  Wm  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Woodhams  C  H,  harncssmaker  and  sad- 
dler 

TAXES  W  Ai  jwtice  of  peace,  notary 
public,  and  insurance  conveyancer 
and  collector 


CENTREVILLE. 

Fresno  Countv.     See  King's  River. 

CERES. 

Stanislaus  Oouni-v.  A  post  and  ex- 
ureos  office  on  the  Southcin  Pacific  R. 
R.,  5  miles  from  Modesto. 

Annear  J  G,  bbicksmitli 

Avcrill  &  Hall,  blacksmiths 

Canfield  Wm,  painter 

CROSS  J  Hi  general  merchandise 

Curry  Rev  W  C,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Lee  C,  propr  Lee's  Temperance  House 

Service,  Hatch  Sc  Co,  warehouse 

Starks  &   Service,  general   merchandise 

Tynan  T  E,  warehouse 

Welcli  Mr?,  dre-samakor  and  millinery 

Wliitmore  Daniel,  propr  Cores  Flouring 

Mills  and  wureiiouso 
Whitmore    &    Howard,   meat  market, 

billiard  saloon  and  hairdressers 
Woodbridge  D  K,  hotel 


CERRO  GORDO. 

A  post-office,  i;J5 


miles 
miles 


Inyo  County, 
by  stage  from   Mojave,  and  40 
southeast  of  Independence. 

Alberts  B,  restaurant 
BELSHAW  J  T  &  00.  general  mer- 
chandise 
Cerro  Gordo  Freighting  Co 


CHALK  BLUFF. 

Nevada  County.    Post-office  You  Bet. 

Hussey,  Hayward  &  Co,  proprs  Irish 

IHtch  Co,  J  Sp»auldin^  supt 
Hussey  Ino,  mining  claim 
Irish  Ditch  Co,  J  Spaulding  sunt 
Spaulding  J,  supt  Irish  Ditch  Co 


CHARLESTON. 

Mrrokd  County.    A  post-office.    Dis- 
tant from  county  seat  41  miles. 

BAMBAUEB  CHAS.  hotel  and  saloon, 


and  postmaster 


CHEROKEE. 


Butte  County.  A  post  and 
office,  and  pleasant  little 
miles  north  of  Oroville. 


telegraph 
place,   12 


Bader  C,  liquors 

Bagnelle  Mrs,  hotel 

Benjamin  F,  physician 

Blackburn  W  R,  saloon 

Derrick  A  S,  liquors 

Glass  L,  notary  public 

HoUop  P,  bootmaker 

Hornsman  H,  liquors 

Knowls  M,  confectionery 

Medowich  G,  iiMuors 

Miller  &  Vogt,  butchers 

Nix  F  H,  notions 

O'Hair  J  K,  general  merchandise 

Rogers  J  H,  postmaster  and  drug  store 

Rowe  Bros,  liquors 

Ryan  A,  hotel 

Smith  J  S,  blacksmith  shop 

Spring   Valley  Commercial  Co  (C  Wal- 

deyer,    L  Glass  and    Mrs  R   Wolf), 

general  merchandise 
WELOTJOHBT  N.  hotel  and  justice  of 

the  peace 
Williams  W  H,  supervisnr 


CHEROKEE. 

Nevada  County.     See  Patterson. 

CKLSfER. 

Mekced  CouN-i-Y.     A  post-office. 
ROBINSON  £  F.  hotel  and  ferryman 


CHICO. 

Butte  Coi-nty.      On  the  line  of  the 
Oregon  Division  of  the  Central  Paci- 
fic R.  R.,  95  miles  above  Sacramento. 
Population,  nearly  4,000. 
Chico  is  one  of  the  prettiest  places  in 
the  State ;  is  the  largest  and  wealthiest 
town  in  the  county,  and  is  dependent 
upon  the  agricultural,  vinicultural  and 
mining  int^^sts  for  snpport.     It  is  in  a 
prosperous  condition  and  its  outlook  is 
emphatically  bright.  The  climate  is  good 
and  the  society  excellent.    Its  streets 
are  broad  and  smooth,  and  are  beauti- 


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full^  ihaded  with  forest  tree*.  The 
busmeaa  houses  are  well  'and  tastily 
built,  while  the  private  residences  pro- 
sent  a  most  attractive  appearance.  Re- 
ligious denominations  an<r  secret  orders 
are  well  represented,  and  are  well  at- 
tended. The  property  of  Hon.  John 
Bidwell,  known  as  the  Rancho  Chico, 
and  comprising  2,:K)0  acrea,  in  situated 
here,  and  embracer  a  wealth  of  natural 
b  tauty  and  fertility  unsurpassed  by  any 
other  in  the  State.  Unlike  most  largo 
landed  properties,  this  is  divided  into 
department-!  embuu^iug  almost  every 
variety  of  fanning,  the  whole  made  at- 
tractive to  the  tourist  and  innn  of  busi- 
ness by  broad  drives,  winding  in  and  out 
among  grain  fields,  forests,  orcliards, 
vineyards,  nurseries,  chiiry  and  other 
pastures,  every  turn  opening  up  to  the 
pleased  and  bewilderud  eye  now  a  licau- 
tiful  bit  of  landscape  backed  l>y  tho  cool 
gray  mountain  topti,  anil  then  a  broad 
expanse  of  waving  grain  as  far  almost  as 
the  edge  of  the  horizon,  to  bo  again  shut 
out  and  replaced  by  a  C'>ol,  limpid  brook 
running  along  it«  pciiceful  way,  while 
the  tall  trees  guarding  its  banks  are 
env.  l<>p(d  and  draped  with  wild  grape 
vines,  forming  arches  tiiid  lace  work 
over  its  mirrored  surface,  reminding  one 
forcibly  of  Arcadia's  wiiulrous  ))eauties. 
8uch  is  but  tt  mild  and  wholly  iiudu- 
quate  noting  of  one  of  Californi  is  best 
wonders;  and  when  one  c  iisiders  that 
where  now  is  situated  this  incomparable 
property  there  was  -aily  a  barren  plain 
when  the  general  locateil  it  twenty-tive 
years  ago,  it  seems  as  though  he  must 
have  possessed  Aili;<liirs  wonderful  lamp; 
but  such  is  only  tlio  rosult  of  untiring 
energy  and  untiexiliility  of  purpose, 
united  to  a  wonderful  tle^ree  of  taste  and 
judgment  in  planning  and  executing. 

Abrams  J  M,  contractor  and  builder 

Ackerman  &  Plamus  (Frcdi  rick  Acker- 
man  and  VVm  Kaiiies),  meat  market 

Ackerman  Frederick  (Ackerman  & 
Kamcs) 

Ackerman  Mrs  G  (Finnegun  &  Acker- 
man) 

Alexander  Samuel,  tailor 

Allen  Albert,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Allen  B  F  (Allen  &  Wertsbaugher) 

Allen  &  Wertsbaugher  (B  F  Allen  and 
J  0  Wertsbaugher),  proprs  Union 
Hotel 

Allinger  Christian,  meat  market 

Bailey  F  L,  m§r  Chico  Cash  Store,  dry 
goods,  clothing  and  furnishing  goods 

HAygl^  B  B.  manufacturer  and  dealer 
iHiots  and  shoes 


BALL  OHABiLESi  watches  and  jew- 
elry and  prosiilent  Board  of  Trustees, 
6  Main 

BANK  OF  BUTTE  COUNTT.  Chas 
Faulkner  cashier 

BANK  OF  CHICO.  A  H  Crew  cashier 

Barker  J  W,  saloon 

Barkley  Mrs  8  I,  dressmaker 

Barley  A  M  (Dunn  &  Barley) 

Barnard  .^  'i,  attoruey-at-law  and  real 
estate  agent 

Barnaril  T  H  (Weed  &  Barnard) 

Barnes  David  L,  painter 

BAY    HARMEN,  livery  stable 

Bockaam  U  (Longfellow  &  Beckham) 

jiennett  Mrs  J  G,  millinery 

Bertsuliy  Chas,  barber 

BIDWELL  JOHN,  proprietor  Chico 
F'lour  Mills,  grain  merchant,  farmer 
and  fruit  grower 

BLOOD  A  F.  soda  works  and  fruit 
cannery 

BLTJNKALL  J  W,  Hvcry  stable  and 

Sroprietor  Doxter  ilouse 
an  Henry, 


lyeing  works 
W  A,  clergyman 


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ist) 

Bradley  W  L,  marble  works 
Bre^ilauer  H  &  Co  (H  and  K  Breslauer), 

cl»tliing 
Breslauer  Marcus  (M  (ioodday  &  Co), 
Broadwater  ii   L,  ui<.  iiitect  and  builder 
BROWN     A      J.     iroprietor    "Chict. 

Morning  Chrouu-lo" 
Broyles  A  C,  wholesale  liquors  and  ci- 
gars 
Bruce  John  W  (Robbie  &  Bruce) 
Brunner  Rev  J  A  (Methodist) 
Brunuer  A  A,  grocerica 
BULLARD  A.  .uraiu  merchant 
Burk  iaiac  (Burk  &  Manstiehl) 
Burk  &  Muustieid   (Isaac  Burk  and  J  H 

Maubtield),  sulnon 
Burnham  Z  \V  (Tickner,  Burnham  A  Co) 
'•BUTTE  RECORD,  '  t^eo  H  Cr-isetti 

proprietor 
Cain  James,  Imntinaker 
Camper  H  W,  wa^oninaker 
Cunhuld  E  K,  wagnam-iker 
Carlile  J  C,  ^;r"'Coriei 
CARPENTER    ALECK,    restaurant 

and  lod.ings 
Cury  Frank  L,  hotel 
('hamberlin  R  A,  m.-at  market 
Chapman  A  H    (Chuptnan   &,   McKay), 

vice-pres  B.iuk  nf  Butte  County  and 

prcM  Chico  G.is  and  Water  Co 
Cliapman  &  McKay  (A  H  Chapman  and 

VV  H  McKay),  Chico  Lumber  Co 
Chico  Cah  Store,  V  L  Bailey  mgr 

•CmCO  ENTERPRISE"  (daily  and 

weekly),  hxlward  Hoole  proprietor 

CmCO  FLOUR  MILLS.  John  Bid 

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Chioo  Om  and  Water  Co,  A  H  Chap- 
man prea  and  auut 

CHICO  IRON  WOBKS.  M  L  Mery 
proprietor 

Chioo  Lumber  Co,  Chapman  ft  McKay 
propra 

"Cam  MOENINO  CHRONICLE." 

A  J  Brown  proprietor 
Churchill  A  W,  aaloon 
Clarke  B  F,  phyaioiati 
Clifton  H  D  ft  Co,  anloon 
Coggina  C  8,  planing  mill  and  box  fac- 
tory 
Cohn  D  S  ft  Co  (D  S  and  S  Cohn),  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Cole  J  F,  saloon 
Collins  B,  attornoy-nt-l«w 
Collins  Kev  J  H,  (ilerj-ynian  (Methodist) 
Conly  John,  pres  Bank  of  Chico 
Cowfes  H  P  (Walker*  Cowles) 
Crapo  1}  W^hysician 
CRaW  a  H.  cashier  Bank  of  Chico 
Croius-mt  Chas,  brewery 
CR08ETTEOE0  H,  proprietor  "Butte 

Kecord"  and  "Daily  Kvuuiiijj  Record" 
Crum  F  A,  dentist 
Curtis  Chas,  carriages 
Daily  C  M,  barber 
Daly  J  T,  attoruey-ut  law  and  notary 

public 
David  V,  insurance  agt,    lumber,   grain 

and  hay 
Davidson  H  B,  agt  C  V  U  11 
Davis  C  A,  physician 
Davis  F  K,  marble  works 
Davison  Janiea,  saloon 
Dooloy  Thos  S,  restaurant 
Draper  Wm,  bontniakor 
Dunn   ft    Barley   (.)    F  Dunn  and  A  M 

Barley),  grucerii's 
Dunn. I  F(Dunii  A  Barley) 
Dunn  K  K,  livi-ry  st.ible 
Durst  (J  W  (Durst  ft  Hart) 
Durst  ft  Hart   (ii    \V    Durst  and  T    B 

Hart),  bakery 
Eimies  Wm  (Ackerinan  ft  Fames) 
Earll  Wm  (Hubb:ird  ft  Karll) 
Eitel  J  M  Frank,  drugs  and  varieties 
Kvans  Morris  (Shuarcr  &  Kvans) 
Fargo  ft  Frost  (l^afayettu  Fargo  and  O 

F  Frost),  blacksmiths 
Fargo  Lafayette  (Fargo  ft    Frost) 
Farrell    ft    Co  (I*  ()    Hair),  hardware, 

stoves  and  tinware 
Faulkner  Chas,  cashier   Bank   of  Butte 

County,   agt   Wells,   Fargo  ft  Co  and 

insurance  agt 
Fetters  Chas  (Fetters  ft  Williams) 
Fetters  ft  Williams  (Chas  Fetters  and  F 

C  Williams),  furniture,    betiding  and 

undertaking 
Fink  Henry,  aaloon  and  barber 
KIWKWAM  C  E,  superintendent  Sierra 

Lumber  Co 


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Finnegau  ft  Aoherman  (Mr*  M  Finne- 
gan  and  Mra  O  Aokerman),  dreaa- 
making 

Fiunegan  Mra  M  (Finnegan  ft  Aoker- 
man) 

Finnegan  Mra  P  J,  millinery 

Ford  T  L,  attomey-at-law 

Founce  W  It  (Stilson  ft  Founce) 

FRANET  J  F*  merchant  tailor 

Frost  Geo  F  (Fargo  ft  Frost) 

Frye  H  H,  photographer 

Gaskin  W  li,  blacksmith 

Gifford  A  J,  attorney-ut-law  and  notary 
public 

Goodday  M  ft  Co  (M  Goodday  and  Mar- 
cus Brealauer),  general  merchandise 

Graf  ft  Hamilton  (Lawrence  Graf  and 
Theo  Hamilton),  Chico  Plow   Worka 

Graf  liawrenco  (Graf  ft  Hamilton) 

Graves  G  W,  druggist 

HairPO(FarreU&Co) 

Hallet  Andrews,  jnsticu  of  the  peace, 
notary  public  and  conveyancer 

Hallet  I{  (Hallet  ft  Loy) 

Hallet  ft  Loy  (H  Hallet  and  M  V  Loy), 
furniture  and  carpets 

Hamilton  Theo  (Graf  ft  }faniilton) 

Hart  Miss  V  A,  restaurant 

Hurt  T  B  (Durst  ft  Hart) 

Heath  W  D,  vice-pros  Bank  of  Chico 

Henderson  Wm,  pliysician 

Henry  A,  saloon,  K  S  Rego  agt 

Henshaw  Park,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Hermie  W  A  (Stokes  ft  Hermie) 

Hibbard  A  A  (Hibbard  ft  Somnier) 

Hibbard  ft  Soinmer  (A  A  Hibbard  and 
C.I  Soni'msr),  w.itches,  jewelry,  books, 
stationery  and  musical  iuHtrunionts 

Hildruth  L  A,  postmaster 

Hito  A  E,  fruits,  nuts,  candies,  etc,  and 
boarding  and  lodgini; 

H.)bart  C  V  ft  Co  (C  V  Hobart),  grain 
buyers  and  insurance  agts 

HOOLE  EJ)WARD.  proprietor  "Chico 
Enterprise" 

Hubbard  ft  Earll  (C  H  Hubbard  and 
Wm  Earll),  luird-uiro,  iron,  steel  and 
agricultural  implements 

Hutchison  J  A,  ft-ed  ciTral 

Jackson  Eugene  A,  barlicr 

Jackson  J  S,  physician 

JACKSON  PETER,  hurber 
Johnson  J  T,  wa<,'oimiuker 
.Johnson  Keet,  furuituit?  repairer 
Johnson  N  ft  Sou  (Chas  X  and  Newman 

Johnson),  groceries 
King  W  Z,  dentist 

Klingst  E  Henry,  watches  and  jewelry 
Knolton  A  L,  county  surveyor 
Kunz  Christian,  saloon 
Leaman  C  H,  school  asaeasor  and  col- 
lector 


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Lee  W  &  Son  CW  and  Leroy  Lee),  drug- 
gists 
Longdon  J  B,  saloon 
Longfello-pv  &  Beckham  (J  Longfellow 
and  H  Beckman),   hay^  grain,  flour 
and  feed 
Longfellow  J  (Longfellow  &  Beckham) 
Lowensteiu  R,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Loy  M  V  (Hallet  &  Loy) 
Lusk  F  C,  attorney -at-law 
Mahdeville  J  C,  ice 
Mansfield  H  0,  constable 
Mansfield  J  H  (Burk  &  Mansfield) 
Mason  0  C,  physician 
McClure  W  H,  saloun 
McCormack  Bros  (J  H  and  R  A  McCor- 

niaok),  druggists 
McDonald  Geo,  wagouinaker 
McFadyen  J,  physician 
McKay  W  H  (Chapman  &  McKay) 
McLaugliu  Barney,  ice 
McLennan  H  K,  saloon 

Merwin (Walker  &  Merwin) 

HEST  M  L,  Chico  Iron  Works,  foun- 
dry and  machine  shop 
Mej'er  August,  saloon 
MidJleham  R  S,  groceries 
Molitor  &  Bro  (Peter  and  John  Molitor), 

saloon 
Mosher  Mrs  W  G,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Nelson  C  L,  horseshoer 
Newman    J     F,    stoves    and    tinware, 
,      plumbing  and  gasiitting 
Neubarth  J  G,  cigar  mfr 
Noonan  J  C,  druggist 
Ormsby  J  M,  bookd  and  stationery  and 

mgr  W  U  Telegraph  Co 
Oser  Morris,  dry  gootls  and  clothing 
PACKWOOD  S  L.   hotel   and   saloon, 
comer  8th   and   Orient,    and   saloon, 
corner  2d  and  Main 
Peale  James,  bootmaker 
Pegden  Wm,  hotel  and  groceries 
Peters  P  &    Bros   (Phillip,    Henry  and 
Pincus  Peters),    general   merchandise 
Petersen  G  F  C  (Sciiwt'in  &  Petersen) 
Plain  Jesse,  saloon 
Powers  Peter,  city  bill  poster 
Pritchett  W  E,  saloon 
Kand  J  H,  attorney-at-law 
"BEOORD"   ('>aily  iivtaing),   (Joo  H 

Crosette  jjroi»rietor 
Ikgo  E  S,  agt  for  A  Henry 
Kego  Mrs  M  E,  groceries 
Iteister  L  A,  haniens  and  saJdles 
KidcGut  N  D,  pres  Bank  of  Butte  Coun- 
ty, resMaryaville 
Robbie  &,  Bruce  (Wm  Robbie  and  John 

W  Bruce),  (<ranite  works 
Robbie  Wm  ( ftobbio  &.  Bruce) 
Roper  J  W,  insurance  agt 
Rose  N  I)  (Wedekind  A  Kose) 
Rundel  R  Y,  city  marshal 


St  John  Wm  F,  blacksmith 

Sanderson  L  A  (Tickner,   Bamham  & 
Co),  res  San  Francisco 

Schooler  Wm  H,  attorney-at-law 

Schwein  M,  hotel 

Schwein  Matt  (Schwein  &  Petersen) 

Schwein  &  Petersen  (Matt  Schwein  and 
G  F  C  Petersen),  meat  market 

Searcy  F  D,  glove  factory  and  shooting 
gallery 

SHIOMW  A,  dentist 

Seitz  Richard,  hotel 

Shearer  J  E  (Shearer  &  Evans) 

Shearer  &  Evans  (J  E  Shearer  and  Mor- 
ri.'j  Evans),  livery  stable 

Sherwoo<l  W  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

SIERRA  LUMBER  CO,  C  E  Tinkham 
superintendent 

Silberstein  J  &  Bro  (J  and  H  Silber- 
stein),  clothing 

Sommer  C  J  (Hibbard  &  Sommer) 

Soper  W  T,  furniture 

SPECTNK  &C0,  grain  bnyers  and 
commission  merchants 

Sproul  J  D,  attorney-at-law  and  city 
clerk 

Stansbury  0,  physician 

Stilson  C  L  (Stilson  &  Fauncc) 

Stilson  A  Faunce  (G  L  Stilson  and  W 
R  Faunce),  hardsvare,  agricultural  im- 
plements, stoves,  tinware,  hardwood 
lumber,  etc 

Stokes  Henry  (Stokes  &  Hermle) 

Stokes  &.  Hermle  ( Henry  Stokes  and  W 
A  Hermle),  harness  and  saddles 

Sullivan  C  J,  furniture,  bedding  and 
carpets 

Swair-  W  A,  cigar  factory 

SwJiC  Henry  P,  hotel 

TAHFIELPA.  carriage  pLintev- 
Thiel  A  L,  cigars,  tobacco,  news  depot 
and  insurance  agency 

TICKNER.  BURNJ^M  &  CO  (W  A 

Tickner,  Z  W  Bur.thani  and  L  A  San- 
derson), general   niercliandibe.  Kr"'n, 
wool  and  hides 
Tickner  W  A  (Tickner,  Kiirnham  k  Co) 

TETREATJ  WM  A,  blacksmith 

Trimble  .1  M,  saloon 
True  B  F,  constable 
Union   Hotel,   Allen   &   Wcrstbaugher 

proprr 
Usher  Mrs  J,  dr'issmakt.T 
Utterback  L,  saloon 
Waddanjs  Wm  II,  gunsmith 
Walker  (;  H  (Walker  &  Ccwlos) 
WALKER  ft  C0WLE8  (C  H  Walker 

and  H  P  Cowloa),  clothing,  furnishing 

gowls,    merchant   tailors,    boots  »-id 

shoes 
Walker  J  A  (Walker  &  Merwin; 
Walker  A   Merwin    (J   A   Walker  and 

—  Merwin),  contractors  and  builders 


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Walsh  ThoB,  Lamesa  and  saddles 

WARREN  (1  Oi  dttomey-at-law  and 

notary  publ  ic 
Warren  Ed  jX,  candy  factory,  ioe  cream 

saloon,  cigars,  tobacco  and  varieties 
Warren  Robert  E,  justice  of  the  peace 

and  police  jr.dge 
Waterland  Wm,  merchant  tailor 

Watts  N,  physician 

Wedekind  O  T  (Wedekind  &  Rose) 

Wedekind  &  Rose  (0  T   Wedekind  and 
N  D  Rose),  saloon 


Weed  &  Barnard  (J  0   Weed  sndTH 

Barnard),  livery  stable 
Weed  J  O  (Weed  &  Barnard) 
Wertsbaugher  J    C    (Allen    &  Werts- 

baugher) 
Wescott  C  E.  groceries 
White  C  M,  wcod 
Williams  F  0  (Fetters  &  Williams) 
Wilson  James,  fish 

Wilson  W  S  B,  deputy  county  assessor 
Wise  Mrs  E  F,  millinery  and  iiair  goods 
WOLTEB  A  0,  Congress  Hall  Saloon 
Woods  D  H,  photographer 


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AI«ck  Carpenter,  Proprietor. 

Boiird  and  Lodging,  >•-''  Week $5.50 

Board  per  Week 4.00 

Meals 2.5 

Lodging,  per  Nis:fit '25 


CHILDS. 

Santa  B a kijara County.    A  post-offico. 

Ch'ids  A  F,  goner.O.  merchandise,  Buell's 
ilancho 

CHILES  VALLEY. 

Nap^  Countv.     PoHt-oflicc  tit.  Helena. 
Chiles  J  B,  flour-njill 

CHINA  FLAT. 

H''rtinoLivr  County.     A  po8t-oflice. 
Brown  C  I„  poatni.i3ter 


Lampson  R  M,  physician 
Mann  J  C,  board,  lodging,  and  saloon 
Mauzo  Pablo,  harnessmaker  and  boot- 
maker 
Mayor  Leonard,  butcher 
McAdams  T,  general  merchandise 
Melther  John,  geiu-ral  merchandise 
Morris  A,  general  merchandise 
Mountain  Pass  Vineyard  and  Orchard, 
J  A  Groodwia   propr,  winery,  etc,  12 
miles  from  Sonora  and   '-'  miles  from 
Chinese  Cump 
NEVADA  STAGE  CO,  office  Garrett 

House 
Palmer  T  E,  hairdresser 
Reininghaus    R,   merchant    tailor   and 

general  dry  goods 
Reinshagen  Henry  W,  butcher 
Solinsky  C  W  H,  agt  Nevadi\   Stage  Co 

and  propr  Garrett  House 
VVheelock  S  C,  saloon 


'       CHINESE  CAMP. 

Tt;oi,tMNK   CouJTY.     A   post  and   ex- 

|)russ  office,  I'J  miles  south  of  Sonora. 
Its  n'niu)^  i!itcr?iat,  in  a  local  sense, 
it)  (if  tmt  little  importance  at  this  late 
iLiy,  though  in  the  e.w'ii^r  period  its 
mines  were  quite  oxtensivo  and  ex- 
tremely rioh,  and  eonti'ihuttMl  mucli 
to  the  wealth  and  prosperity  of  the 
county.  Its  people  are  en;j;aj5ed  in  a 
ili\er.sitied  system  of  farming,  fruit- 
rai.siiig,  and  the  production  of  live 
stock,  ht^iiif,  cattle,  etc  ,  to  which 
every  surrounrliu;^  condition  of  cli- 
mate, soil,  ami  other  advantages 
ne(;es-.ary  to  the  suooe-iH  <  f  such  en- 
tt^rpi'ises,  is  mlmirahly  adapted. 

CUTTING  C  Bt  notary  public,  justice 
of  peaci',  telegr.'iph  operator,  post- 
master, general  merchandise,  caddies 
and  harness 

Currie  !.  1>,  photographer 

l'iglin'4  liouis,  hlackHiiiith  and  wheel- 
wright 

*iarrett  House,  ('  W  H   Solinsky  propr 

(iootlwin  .lames  A,  orchardist 

Kcmpston  .Fohn,  bootmaker 


CHINO. 

San  Bernardino  County.  A  post- 
oUice,  25  miles  east  of  San  Bernar- 
dino.    Population  120. 

Fernandz  Becinte,  general  merchandise 
NOBLE    JOHN<  general    merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Yount  David,  blacksmith 


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Sibkka  County.    Post-office  Alleghany. 
r^  small  town  1  mile  from  Alleghany. 

ANGOVE    WM.    boarding-house   and 
saloon 

CRAFTS  S  S.  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Murphy  W  G,  boarding-house  and  sa- 
loon 
Rainbow  Mine,  J  O  Groves  supt 


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CHOLAME. 

San  Luw  Obihpo  County.  A  post- 
oJlice,  411  miles  from  San  Luis  Obispo. 
Population  10(). 

RUSSELL  DAVID,  general  merchan- 
dise and  justice  of  j)eaee 


CHOLAME  VALLEY. 

MoNTKRKY  County.      Post-otHce  Sole- 
dad. 

Fox  A  A,  constable 

Gould  (r  S,  general  merehandiso 

Hunt  T  H,  justice  of  the  peace 


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CHUALAR. 

Monterey  Copnty.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  situated  on  the 
line  of  the  Southern  Pacific  B.  R.,  11 
miles  southeast  of  Salinas  City. 

DROGEJOHNC,  postmaster 

DROGE  JOHN  C  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Faw  Thoa  F,  Chualar  Warehouse 

Parson  Washington,  Union  Hotel 

Peterson  M,  hotel 

Peterson  Peter,  blacksmith 

Pill  Chris,  hotel 

Kay  John,  bootmaker 

Whisman  Chas,  agt  S  P  R  R  aud  W  U 
Telegraph  Co 

Whitworth  John,  agt  Chualar  Grant 


CHURNTOWN. 

Shasta  County.     Post-office  Shasta;  10 
miles  east  of  Shasta. 

BEBO  HENRT,  general  merchandise 
Hiatt  Isaac,  saloon 


CINNABAR. 

San  Benito  County.     A  post-office,  10 
miles  from  Tres  P'l^os. 

Branigan  A,  dairyman 
Daveggio  S,  groceries 
HAMlfONS  A    M>     assistant     post- 
master 
Powers  A  W,  physician 
Thompson  A,  justice  of  the  peace 


CISCO. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  en  the  Central  Pacitic 
R.  R.,  50  miles  iiortlieast  of  Auburn; 
a  supply  pomt  for  adjacent  mines. 

Ashburii  Joseph,  ditch  agt 

CAMPBELL  R  A,  general  merchan- 
dise, hotel  and  postmaster 

Crawford  O,  J  gt  C  P  K  R  and  hotel 

Vaudini  E  K,  operator  W  U  Telegraph 
Co 

Willett ,  freighter 


CLAIRVILLE. 

Sonoma  County.    See  Ceyserville. 


CLARKSBURG. 

Yolo  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice, also  a  steamboat  landing,  19  miles 
below  Sacramento  on  the  Sacramento 
River;  is  a  fruit  shipping  point. 

WEBBER  D  G,  general  merchandise, 
postmaster  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 
agent 


CLARK'S  STATION. 

Mariposa  County.     A  post-office,  25 
miles  east  of  Mariposa. 

BIO    TREE  HOTEL,     Washburn  & 

Bruce  proprietors 
WASHBURN  &  BRUCE,  proprietors 

Big  Tree  Hotel 
WASHBURN  JOHN  &  postmaster 


CLAY. 

Sacramento  County.  On  the  Amador 
Branch  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  10 
miles  east  of  Gait. 

STEELE  THOS,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 


CLAYTON. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post  and 
express  office,  12  miles  southeast  of 
Martinez.  Depends  on  agriculture 
for  its  support.     Population  200. 

Condie  John,  propr  Clayton  Hotel 

Curry  James,  livery  stable 

DtiMartini  Paul,  wholesale  liquor  dealer 

Green  H  H,  constable 

Hastie  Robert,  justice  of  peace 

Howe  WiUiam,  liquurs 

James  Morgan,  saloon 

Nottingham  M  F,  blacksmith,  wagon- 
m.-iker  and  farmer 

Reinhart  Jus,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Rhine  Chas,  general  merchandise,  post- 
master, agt  W,  F  &  Co,  operator 
Contra  Costa  Telephone  Co,  and 
notary  public 

Rhines  Jacob,  propr  Rhines  Hotel 

Roscher  J.is,  propr  Clayton  Brewery 

RUSCHER  JOSEPH,  propr  Mt  Dia- 
blo Brewery 

Trette  H,  blacksmith 


JOSEPH  RUSCHER, 

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Clayton,  Contra  Costa  County, 
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CLAYTON  S  RANCH. 

Yuba  County.     See  Brownsville. 


CLEAR  LAKE. 

Lake  County.    A  post-office,  about  50 
miles  from  Alturas. 

TATLOR  BOBT,  postmaster 


CLEMMENTS  STATION. 

San  Joaquin  County. 

Compton  P  W,  agt  S  N  R  R  Co 
Hackett  &  Breeze   (S    W  Uackett  and 

John  Breeze),  blacksmiths 
LaRue  &  Boaz  (J  M  LaRue  and  James 

Boaz),  grain  warehouse 
MARCdSAU  S>  restauiant  and  saloon 
WATERMAN  S>  general  merchandise 

and  grain  buyer 
Young  J  R,  hotel  and  saloon 


CLINTON. 


Amador  County.     Post-office  Jackson . 
5  miles  south  of  Jackson.     Popula- 
tion 100. 
Boyrie  J,  general  merchandise 
Spagnoli  Hylvester,  general  merchandise 


CLINTON. 

Mono  County.     A  post-office. 

Clinton  Stage  Line,  Wni  H  Fairfield 
propr 

Hatlield ,  hairdrosser 

McKiiight  S  P,  civil  and  mining  engi- 
neer, and  U  8  deputy  mineral  sur- 
veyor 

Watkins  R  0,  attorney  and  counselor- 
at-law,  and  notary  public 


CLIPPER  MILLS. 

BurrE  County.     A   post  and    express 

office,  30  miles  east  of  Orovillc. 
Billet  Ed  &  Son,  sash    and  door  factory 

CLARK  H  ?, 

Falck  J  C,  hotel 

P  .    >ns  Thos,  general  nitrchandiso 
Tw'igood  (1  S  W,  poHtmastcT  and  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co's  express  aj{t 

CLOVERDALE. 


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Sonoma    jCounty.       A 

and  telegraph  office.  It  is  i)0  niiU-s 
from  San  Francisco  and  H2  miles  from 
.■«anta  Rosa.  A  place  of  800  inhabi- 
tants, and  the  toiminus  of  the  San 
Francisco  and  North  Pacific  K.  R.     It 


is  situated  in  a  romantic  locality  near 
the  foot-hills.  It  is  noted  for  its  fine 
agricultural  resources;  here  the  farmer 
sows  arid  is  sure  to  reap.  Alder  Glen 
Mineral  Springs,  situated  3  miles  dis- 
tant, is  a  noted  summer  resort.  The 
springs  are  as  fine  as  any  in  the  State. 
At  this  point  the  traveler  takes  J.  L. 
Sanderson  &  Co.  's  coaches  for  Ukiah, 
Lakeport,  Bartlstt  Springs,  and  all 
intermediate  points,  and  Greenwood's 
stage  line  for  Mendocino  and  inter- 
mediate points.  There  are  two  news- 
Sapers  published  here — the  Cloverdale 
'eveille  (independent),  edited  by  E.  D. 
Sparrow,  and  the  Pacific  Sentinel 
(Democratic),  edited  by  Edward  J. 
Livernash. 

Abraham  &  Barker  (Louis  Abraham  and 

J  H  Barker),  stoves  and  tinware 
Abraham  C,  general  merchandise 
Abraham  Louis  (Abraham  &  Barker) 
Adams  Joshua,  city  trustee 
Anker  N,  drayman 
Bale  Edward,  Reveille  Market 
Barker  J  H  (Abraham  &  Barker) 
Boggs   J  O,   druggist,  apothecary  and 

physician 
Bowman  &  Greely  (J  H  Bowman  and  F 

Greely),  fiouring  mill 
Brookins  Miss  A  E,  millinery 
Brown    Miss    Addie    £,    Kindergarten 

School 
Brush  W  T  (Field  &  Brush) 
Cameron  G,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Carrie  J  A,  general  dry  goods 

CITY  HOTEL,  C  W  Smith  proprietor, 
best  25  cent  house  in  Sonoma  County, 
meals  'J5  cents,  beds  '25  and  50  cents, 
accommodations  first-class,  free   bus, 
e  s  West 
Clarke  J  S,  pastor  M  E  Church  South 
Cloverdale  Brewery,  A  L  Schaefer  propr 
Cloverdflle  :  i  d  Clour  Lake  and  Bartlett 
Springs  Stage  line,  J   L  Sanderson  4 
Cu  proprc 
Clovenlale   and  Eureka  Stage  Line,  J  L 

Sanderson  &  Co  proprs 
Cloverdale  and  Geyser  Stage  Line,  Zeu- 

ver  &  Sissengout  proprs 
Cloverdale  Hotel,  M  Meiiihan  propr 
Cloverdale     Library    Associati  ai,    R    S 
Markell  lilnarian 

"CLOVERDALE  REVEILLE,"  Ed- 

ward  I>  Sparrow  editor  and  proprietor, 
cor  West  and  "Jd 

Conway  J  M,  pastor  Catholic  Church 

Cook  Chas,  constable 

CookoClitts  P,  nurseryman 

Cooloy  M  V,  propr  Cloverdale  Market 

Coombs  A  M,  dentist 

I'ootes  W  F,  varieties,  notions  and  gro- 
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CRAWFORD  &  FAULDS  (J  A  Craw- 
ford and  P  K  Faulds),  forwarding  and 
commission  merchants  and  warehouse- 
men 

Crigler  Lloyd,  oity  marshal  and  pound- 
master 

Davis  A,  general  dry  goods 

Davis  G  V,  pres  Board  City  Trustees 
and  propr  Eureka  Livery  and  feed 
stable 

Dixon  John  (Dixon  &  Spencer) 

Dixon  &  Spencer  (.John  Dixon  and  Frank 
Spencer),  sample  rooms 

De  Hay  A,  hairdresser 

DE  TUBJS  I,  winery,  near  Railroad 
Depot 

Ethridge  D,  bricklayer  and  plasterer 

Eureka  Livery  and  Feed  Stable,  G  V 
Davis  propr 

Fashion  Livery  Stable,  M  V  Hall  propr 

Field  &  Brush  (.John  Field  and  VV  T 
Brush),  general  groceries  and  hard- 
ware 

Field  John  (Field  &  Brush) 

Forst  F,  acting  agt  J  L  Sanderson  stage 
line 

Gibbins  A  H,  city  trustee 

Gibbeiis  &  Morgan  (A  H  (iibbeus  and 
D  B  Morgan),  real  estate  agts 

Greely  F  (Bowman  &  (Jnely) 

GREENWOOD  JAMES,  proprietor 
Navarro  Stage  Line 

Haehl  Henry,  fruits 

Hall  M  V,  propr  Fashion  Livery  Stable 

Hanrahau  J  B,  painter 

Harmon  J  H  (Sli.iw,  Bowman  &  Co) 

Haupt  Julius,  stoves,  tin  and  crockery 
ware 

Hooke  Samuel,  boots  and  shoes  and 
boo  maker 

HunzikerG,  jeweler 

I  0  ()  F  Hall 

Koester  A  C,  bootmaker 

Land.sburg  &  lientley  (.loliii  l.andsburg 
and  A  Heutley),  blacksmiths  and  wa- 
goninakers 

Leiteh  J,  tobacco,  cij,'ars,  bakery,  con- 
fectionery and  fniitH 

Levy  J,  general  mereliaiulise 

Library  Hall  a'ld  Tlicatre 

LIVERNASH  EDWARD   J,  alitor 

anil     prciprietur     "I'aeilic    Sentinel," 

west  side  West 
Liverna.sh  J  H,    -icy    trustee,    furniture 

and  undertaker 
Marcher  J  J,  carpenter  and  builder 
Maikell  MrsC.I,  niilliiiery 
MarkiU  |;  S,  druggist  and    physician 
^L■^•k     >,  furnisliinggo  ds  and  merchant 

tador 
McDonald  A  (',  Mo>intain  jlnuse 
Menihan  M,  propr  <  loverdah  Hotel 


MENIHAN  M.  proprietor  U  S  Hotel 

Miner  £  D,  constable 

Mitchell  Chas  E,   city  trustee,  liquors 

and  cigars 
Moore  Mrs  S  M,   varieties  and  coufec- 

tionery 
MORGAN  D  B>  city   clerk,  justice  of 

the  peace,  notary  public  and  real  es- 
tate agent,  west  side  West 
Murray  W  E,  harness  and  saddlery 
NAVARRO  STAGE  LINE.   James 

Greenwood    proprietor,    office     City 

Hotel 
Nelson  Niels,  liqnrrs 
"PACIFIC  SmTINEL,"  Edward  J 

Livernash  editor  and  proprietor,  west 

side  West 
Pierson  R  K,  agt  J  L  Sanderson  &  Co's 

stage  lines 
Prince  D  S.  dry  and  furnisliing  goods 
Robinson  W  J,  agt  S  F  &  N  P  R  R  and 

operator  W  U  Telegraph  Co 
Ryan  M   J,    house,   sign   and  carriage 

painter 
Savage  G  N,  general  dry  goods 
Schaefer  A  L,  propr  Cloverdale  Brewery 
Shaw,  Bowman  &  Co  (1   E   Shaw,   J  H 

Bowman  and  .1  B  Harmon),  groceries, 

hardware,  agricultural  implements 
Shaw  I  E,  agt  Wells,  Fargo   &   Co   and 

postmaster 
Shipley  A  J,  propr  Alder  Glen   Springs 
Sissengout    .lolin,    propr    West   Street 

Livery  Stable 
SMITT  C  W,  proprietor   City  Hotel, 

oast  side  West 
SPARROW  EDWARD  D,  editor  an.l 

proprieti)r  "Cloviadale  Reveille,"  cor 

West  and  '2A 
Sparrow  Edward  K,    general    insurance 

and  real  estate  agency 
Spencer  Fratd<  (Dixon  &  Spencer) 
SPURR  DANIEL  F,    attorney,    west 

side    West 
Stone  W  S,  general  supt    I  L  Sanderson 

&  Cos  staije  lilies 
Thompson  H,   piiysician    and  photogra- 
pher 
Tompkins  V  W,  attorney 
US  HOTEL,  M  Menihan  proprietor 
L'  S  Saloon,  M  Menihan  propr 
Ward  H  J.  stable  and  feed  yard 
Waverly  House,  H  .1  Ward  propr 
West  Street  liivery  Stable,  Joiin  Sissen- 
gout propr 
Western  House,   Mrs  K  H  Willey  propr 
Whiting   S    1',     pastor    Congregational 

Church 
Will(y  Mrs  E  H,  projir  Western  House 
Williams  C  A,  carpenter 
Zeuver  k  Si^8l■ng(Hlt,  proprs  Cloverdale 

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CITY  HOTEL  AND  RESTAURANT, 

West  Street,  Cioverdale. 
C.  W.SMITH  PROPRIETOR 

This  popular  Hotel  has  been  entirely   remodelled  and  enlarged,    and  the  trav- 
eliiif?  pnblic  will  now  find  its  uceommodations  first-class  in  every  particular. 
Meals  25  cents  each.     Lodgings  25  to  50  cents  i)er  night. 

FREE  'BUS  TO  AND  FROM  HOTEL. 


CLOVER  VALLEY. 


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COBB  VALLEY. 

Lakk  County.  Tost-officc  Middletovn; 
20  miles  southeust  of  Lakeport 

Boggs  fi,  Harbin,  lumbermen 
Hogtis  H  V  &  C"'>,  lumbermen 

BASSETT  WM  D.  hotel 

(ijirrett  &  Sp.ildiii:.',  liotel 
Miller  &  Stoll,.,  h/.t(d 
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COLE  S  STATION. 

Siskiyou  Cointy.    Post-oHioo  Henley. 
COLE  RUFUS,    li'it.l   .111.1   stage  sta- 
tion 

COLEVILLE. 

Mono  Couniy.  A  iio.st-odioc  situated 
in  Aiitilopf  \':illt'y  .'iboiit  20  miles 
sontlii'.ist  <if  Mai  kli'fvil!*!  and  ',\0  miles 
from  Uridgip'Tt. 

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15arnftt  l>  M,  iioti'l  ami  l)l;nksmith 

iiiiardinaii  \N'.  sm  -mill 

('alkiiiH  !;,  justiei'  '  f  the  peace 

('alkin.M  Went  «  mt  li,  justi. •,.(>[  the  peace 

CHICHESTER  GEO.  Ii-td  and  saloon 

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ll(it(hi?ion  .1,  iMiotiii  iker 

.lob   .1   H,  jl|o|iee  I'f  the  peace 

NiniJs  \'\i\  I!,  c  ler).'yman 

I'itts  Henry.  .  arpenter 

I'itts  II  A,  ctm.stable 

'I'udkill  'las,    g)  iieral  merchandise,  grist 

mill  nnil  undertaker 
W'alkins  li  <1,  attorney  at  law 


Plvoer  CotfNTY.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  olHco  of  1,000  inhabitants, 
54  miles  east  of  Sacramento  and  18 
miles  from  Auburn,  on  the  Central 
P.icific  H.  li.  It  is  also  the  junction 
of  the  N.  C.  N.  (I.  1{.  n.  with  the 
Central  Pacitic.  It  takes  its  name 
from  ex-Viie-President  Colfax. 

Allen  Lorenzo  T,  meat  market 

BENJAMIN  WM,  harness  and  saddles 

lilanchemarice  L*!,  s.iloon 

Blight  Samuel,  saloon 

Butler  John,  druggist   and  postmaster 

Culver  J  A,  wagonmaker 

Curley  k  Mahon,  ho*el 

l>aveni»ort  John,  s.aloon 

Egbert    R  S  (Hayford,   Perkins  &   Co), 

Oakl.ind 
Farrell  Wm,  propr  Western  Hotel 
Fawcett  (ieorge  H,  barber 
Franks  ('.  gener  .1  morchandise 
Hayfonl,  I'trkius  ,<t  Co   (\V  B  Hayford, 

T  B  Perkins,  Cilfax;  and   Mrs  W  H 

Wallace,  1{  .S  K^be^t,  San  Francisco), 

general  merchandise 
Hayford  W  B   (Hayf.ud,  Perkins  &  Co) 
Hulls  W,  barber 
Leeds  li  1),  saloon 
I.obner  I.,  dry  L'oods 

LOBNER  MORRIS,  agent  (  P  and 
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I/ord  'I'liomas  ,1,  li\  cry  stable 

May  Itichanl,   restaurant 

Mc('art\  ■loiin,  bootmaker 

McWilliiims  1)  F,  barber 

.Mishler  Martin,  meat  market 

Murpliy  B,  saltxin 

Perkins  T  li    illayiord,    Perkins  &  Co) 

t,tuire  J  S,  Western  I'nion  Tel  Co 

Story  W  B,  Wells,  Fargo  k  Co's  agent 

'I'oop  I    P,  .taloon 

'freasure  Wm,  saloon 

Waits  Henry,  Western  Union  Tele- 
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Wallace  Mrs  W  P,  (Hayford,  Perkins  & 
Co),  San  Francisco 

Woodward  Rov  W  M,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Worms  &  Bicard  (B  Worms  and  A  Bi- 
card),  dry  goods 


COLLEGE  CITY. 

Colusa  Co0NTY,  A  post-office,  18  miles 
douth  of  Coluaa,  12  miles  west  of  the 
Sacramento  Eiver,  ami  3  miles  from 
Arbuckle.  A  thriving  business  is  car- 
ried on  here,  and  the  schools  are  ex- 
cellent, the  Pierce  Christian  C'ollego 
possessing  buildings  amou  nting  in  val- 
ue to  over  $10,000;  the  teachers  able, 
earnest  and  experienced,  so  that  the 
college  affords  superior  advantages  to 
those  who  have  sons  and  daugliters 
to  educate.  It  is  perhaps  a  remarka- 
ble fact  tliat  there  is  not  a  saloon  in 
the  place.  Tlie  locality  is  elevatc'l, 
pleasant  and  healthy;  tin.' comninnity 
industrious,  moral  and  teniperato. 

Botts,  Toel  &  Ci\u\,  general  indse 

Christian  Colloife,  I'rof  J  V-  Keith   pres 

Davis  S.iinucl.  jmstniaser 

ITannen  I',  l>ntciu'r 

Koartli  Will,  iilaolismith 

Kini;  Tlionia.^  V,  justice  of  the  peace 

McKlroy   (ieoru'e.    tcibacco,  cigars    and 

notions 
McKlroy  .1,  liver     and  tVed  stable- 
I'cart  &  (Jreen,  jj.-nfiMl  niercliandise 
Windsor  S  S,  hotel 

COLLEGEVILLE. 

San  .roAijriN  Cointv.  A  small  post- 
office,  S  miles  east  of  >touktou. 
Population  7'). 

' 'haliners  L  I!,  pliy.sit'ian 

('ral)b  A,  sclio<il  tcaflier 

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LAWSON    ANDREW,    -eneral    mer- 

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Snow  W    H,  bntchir 


Mansfield  S  H,  carpenter 

Page  Wm,  liquor 

Richardson  W,  oft»" .« nter 

Sacramento  River  Packing  Co,  W  B 
Bradford  supt 

UFHAM  L  Ml  hotel,  general  merchan- 
dise, postmaster,  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Wangenhcim  Sol  &  Co,  canneries 


COLLINSVILLE. 

Soi.ANo  CoirNTV.  A  post  ami  express 
i)flice,  ijr>  miles  from  Sau  i'-raneisco, 
on  the  Sacramento  jiiver,  and  Jit 
miles  southeast  ot  Siimuii.  Fruit- 
growing and  aijrricuittun-  are  its  in- 
terests of  suin«»rt.  Population  esti- 
niatwl  at  KX)!  " 

Bradford  &  (  >     eanueries 
Booth  &  Co,  c^viijLi'j'-ies 


COLOMA. 

El  Dorado  County.     A  post  and  tele- 

fraph  office,  I'^'niles  from  Placer ville. 
t  is  one  of  th<.  oldest  towns  in  the 
State,  and  is  noted  as  being  the  place 
where  gold  was  first  discovered.  It 
depends  on  tho  fruit  growincr  inter- 
ests to  a  considerable  extent  for  its 
support,  though  the  mines  contribute 
largely. 

ALLHOFP   MARTIN,  operator  W  U 
'I'elcgraph  Co 

ANDERHALDEN    JOSEPH,   propr 

Sierra  Nevada  Hotel 
Barnes  Josh,  orchard 
iiassi  (>,  dairyman 

Hayno  Wm,  gardener  and  orchardist 
iilundell  .los,  orciiardist 
Borland  Alexander,  bootmaker 
Bothwell  William,  liiiuors 
Brewer  H  H,  constable 
Brown  N  If,  fruit  urowcr 
Burue.ss  Kufus  M,  blacksmith 

CHALMERS  MRS  ROBERT,  pro- 

prietress  Coloma  Vineyard  House 
Clark  Joshua,  butclier 
("lauHon  1'  iVl,  bootmaker 

COLOMA  VINEYARD  HOUSE,  Mrs 

J{i'liert  Chalners  proprietress 
Coviiif^tou  J,  toll-bridge 
Cox  Uofier,  toll-keeper 
Crocker  J  as,  oveharil 
Delory  Mrs  K,  fruit  grower 
Gray  .1.  licpiorH 
Hume  !\obt,  fruit  grower 
Hunt  Sim,  blacksmith 
Jacobson  A,  vineyardist 
Jacobson  .lohn,  dairyman 
JoiiiLson  Chas,  vineyard  and  orchard 
Kane  P,  orchardist  and  winery 
Kane  Tiios,  .statue  driver 
Keane  .)a.s,  fruit  grower 
Last  Chance  ti>uart/,  .Mining  Co 
Mahler  Henry,  orcliard 
Marshall  .1  ^V,  vineyard 
Mclieth  llobt,  orchardist 
Mc Bride  B,  saloon 
Mi:Kay  liobt,  winery 
Miller  (Jeo,  tailor 
Mitchell  Mrs  Thos,  orchardist 
Mortenscn  E,  orchard 
Mosely  A,  nurseryman 
Murphy  Mrs  E,  orchardist 


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Oabome  0  W,  orohardist 

Othiok  W  D,  winemaker 

Peterson  A,  miner  and  orohardist 

Peterson  A  J,  orohardist 

PRICE  JOHNi  groceries  and  postmaster 

Rasmusson  A,  winemaker 

SIERRA  NEVADA  HOTEL.  Joseph 
Anderhalden  proprietor 

Smith  E  M,  propr  Pioneer  Garden 


COLOMA  VINEYARD  HOUSE 

MRS.  ROBERT  CHALMERS,  Proprietress. 

Furnished  First-Class. 

Beautiful  Vineyard  and   Orchard  sur- 
rounding the  House. 

Coloma,  El  Dorado  County,  Cal. 


COLORADO. 

NiARiPOHA  County.  Post-oSico,  Mari- 
posa; 6^  miles  north  of  Mariposa; 
population  50. 

DUBOSa  WM,  store 


COLTON. 

See  List  too  Late  for  liogiihir  Insertion. 


COLUMBIA. 

TuouiMNE  CouNiy.  A  poat,  express  and 
telegraph  oilice.  la  a  very  pretty 
mouutaiii  towtiof  700  inhabitants,  142 
miles  from  San  Francisco;  roacheil  via 
Stockton  and Copp.ropolia  Division  of 
the  Central  Pacitie  K.  H.,  and  Messrs. 
Mattison  k  Co.'s  st.igo  line.  The 
altitude  is  '.],'J00  feet  al)ove  the  sea- 
level;  the  atnio.sphero  is  pure,  light 
and  dry,  and  ea-sy  of  uihalation. 
Fruit  grosving  and  mining  are  exten- 
sively em;agod  in.  The  place  has 
l)oen  destroyed  by  conflagrations  sev- 
eral times,  yet  it  pre.sunt.sa  handsome 
apiK-arancc. 

Boruheiin  Henry,  saloon 

Brady  M,  general  njerchandiso 

Broadway  Hotel,  .lames  .Schooler   propr 

BRTJNET  LOUL  general  merchan- 
dise 

Callaghan  M,  boots  and  sh.oes  and  boot- 
maker 

CITY  HOTEL,  CJeo  Morgau  proprietor 

Coulin  Thos,  variety  storo 

Davis  J  N,  restaurant 

Dove  J  G,  saloon 

HT.TAR  EDWARD,  variety  store  and 
news  agent  axu\  agent  Western  Union 
Telegraph  Co 


Steams  Wm,  orchardiat 

Stutslager  J,  snpt  Union  Mine 

Teuscher  John,  cooper 

Thomas  Joseph,  orohardist 

Valentine  Vv  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

Vernon  Wm  P,  orohardist  and  ditch  agt 

Weller  E,  general  merchandise 

White  W,  notary  public 

Wilder  Jonas,  gardener 

Young  C  P,  justice  of  the  peace 


SIERRA  NEVADA  HOTEL, 

JOSEPH  ANDERHALDEN,  Proprietor. 

THETABLE 

Is  always  supplied  with  the  best  the 
Market  aflFords. 

Coloma,  El  Dorado  County,  Cal. 


FALLON  MRS  ELLEN,  proprietress 
Fallon's  Hotel 

FALLON  JAMES,  manager  Fallon's 
Hotel 

FALLON'S  HOTEL.    Jas  G  Fallon 

manager 
Fraser  i)aniel,  water  a'^t  Xow  England 

Water  Co 
Garcia  Antonio,  hainlrcsscr 
OORHAM   W  J,  carpenter 
Hale  Geo,  lumber  yard  and  planing  mill 
Hartley  Andrew,  carpenter 
Henkolman  Wm,  saloon 
Hilton  W  H  (McPhevaon  &  Hilton) 
1  ()  O  F  Hall,  Main 
.larvia  L  V,  Vinespring  Vineyard 
Kelley  M,  livery,  sale  and  feed  stable 
Kelley  M,  propr  stage  line  from  Columbia 

to  Sonora 
Knajip  Sewell,  groceries,  hardware  and 

mining  supplies 
Koeh    Ciiarles,    hairdresser    and    fruit 

dryer 

KRuSE  HENRT,  saloon 
McKENZIE    DANIEL,     blacksmith 

and  wa^'onmaker 

Mcl'herson  Forbes  (McPherson  &  Hil- 
ton) 

McPHERSON  &  HILTON  (Forbes 
Mcl'herson  and  Wm  H  Hilton),  gro- 
ceries and  general  merchandise 

Mills  Frederick  W^,  physician 

MORGAN  GEO,  proprietor  City  Hotel 

Nelson  Amel,  wheelwright 

POWNALL  DR  JOSEPH,  pres  and 
sec  T  C.Water  Co 

PUBLIC  BLALL  for  entertainments,  at 
Fallon's  Hotel 

Rehen  M  J,  saloon  and  billiards 

Richards  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Schooler  James,  propr  Broadway  Hotel 


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536 


California — Columbia-Colusa. 


Schwarz  L,  bootmaker 

Sevening  H,  express  and  banking  house 
and  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Shoettjen  F  J,  butcher 

Siebert  Antoine,  bakery  and  coffee  sa- 
loon 

SIEVEBT  &  VASSALO  (Wm  Sic- 
vert  and  F  Vassalu).  saloon  and  bil- 
li-irds,  office  Nevada  Stage  Co 

Sievert  Wm  (Sievort  &  Vassalo) 


T  C  WATER  GO,   Dr  Jos  Pownall 

pres,  supt  and  see 
Thompson  Wm  M,  carpenter 
Tibbits  J  P,  physician 
TIBBITS  L  C.  dru^'gist 
TIBBITS  L  C,  postmaster 
Vassalo  Francisco  (Sievert  &  Vassalo) 
Vinespring  Vineyard,  J  L  Jarvis  propr 
WilsDn  Mrs  Ituse,  clothing,   dry  and 

furnishing  goods 
WINO  Oi  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 


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This  ELEGANT  HOTEL  is  built  entirely  of  brick  and  is  most  desirably  and 
pleasantly  located  at  the  junction  of  Broadway  and  Washington  Streets,  COLUM- 
BIA, CAL.,  on  the  main  line  of  travel  between  Yo  Semite  VuUey  and  Big  Trees. 
Yo  Semite  and  Big  Tree  Stages  stop  here  for  dinner.  The  Milton  and  Sonora 
Stages  pass  tlie  house  and  stop  if  rc(iuired. 

TliOilliionis  arc  liitKO,  airy  ami  woll  \etitilato(l.  Tlierc  in  nl.sK  a  liandsoine  Sample  Room  for 
the  aci;oniiii(Hlatiiiii  of  C'Dtiiiiicrriiil  Tra\t'K'ri.  Invalids  tiufTerini,'  from  hiiiK  c'oiiiplainta  flnU  the 
clitnate  ami  arconmiixlatiims  all  tliat  are  recniircd. 


COLUSA. 

CoLi'.SA  County.  The  county  scat  and 
a  thriving  place  of  2,500  inhabitants. 
It  is  very  pleasantly  situated,  and  de- 
pends on  the  agricultural  interests  for 
sunpiirt,  the  soil  in  the  vicinity  being 
remarkably  fertile  and  productive. 
Its  future  growth,  though  it  may  be 
slow,  will  be  certain  for  several  years 
to  come.  Distant  from  San  Francisco 
via  Cal.  P.  &  N.  R.  li.,  and  stage 
line,  132  miles;  from  Williams,  10 
miles. 

Adair  C  H  (Atherden  &  Co),  physician 

ABDINOTON  J  C.  "Colusa  Sun" 

ADDINGTON  S,  "Olusa  Sun" 

Albery  H  M,  attorney 

Alderman  A  B,  nursery 

Atherden  &  Co  (W  C  Atherden,  J  S 
West  and  C  H  Adair),  druggists 

Atherden  W  C  (Atherden  &  Co),  insur- 
ance 

Atkinson  Rev  T  A,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist Church  South) 

Baer  Jonas,  feed -mill 

Banks  Dr  •!  M,  physician 

Barnett  Robert,  county  treasurer  and 
city  trustee 

BABTON  L  M>  tinware,  picture 
frames  and  notions 

Bassford  George  W,  carriagemaker 

Bayne  Richard,  attorney 


Beach  &  Uoe,  carpenters 
Belton  W  H,  county  physician 
Bicknell  Thomas  &   Co  (Tliomas    Bick- 

nell),  Colusa  Flour  Mills 
Billups  Wm,  livery  stable 
Blanchard  (»oo  H,  superior  judge 
Boctlefchl  Joseph,  clothing 
Bond  A,  city  trustee 
Bond  Andrew,  hotel 
Bond  Andrew,  li«iuor8 
Boy  sen  I,  photographer 
Brasfleld  W  H,  justice  of  peace 
Bridgford  E  A,  attorney 

BROOKS  &  SUSSMAN  (G  G  Brooks 
and  M  Sussman),  general  varieties, 
guns  and  ammunition 

E  yant  Charles  O,  barl)er  ^. , 

Carpaneto  &  Chambers  (L  Carpaneto 
and  E  W  Chamliers),  liquors 

Carpenter  J  W,  county  surveyor 

Carr  L  T,  attorney 

Cayot  Christopher,  restaurant  and  liq- 
uors 

Chambers  E  W  (Carpaneto  &  Chambers) 

Charrey  Phillip,  restaurant 

Cheney  John,  livery,  cor  5th  and  Mar- 
ket 

Colusa  County  Bank,  George  Hagar 
pres,  W  P  Harrington  cashier 

COLirSA  HOUSE,  W  T  Hales  proprie- 
tor 

Colusa  Lumber  Co,  W  D  Dean  mgr 

COLUSA  SODA  WORKS.  J  L  Poulson 
proprietor,  cor  3d  and  Market 


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"COLUSA  SUN."  AddinRton  &  Green 

(J  C  Addington,   S  Addington,  and 

Will  S  Qreen),  proprietors 
Cook  J  B,  propr  Oulusa  Water  Work* 
Cooper  A  B,  bootmaker 
Craig  &  Tull,  (A  Craig  and   W  Tull), 

bowling  alley  and  saloon 
DAVIS  ft  MITCHELL,  (S  H  P  Davis 

and  A  H  Mitchell),  0  K  Saloon 
Dean  W  D,  mgr  Colusa  Lumber  Co; 

pres  board  of  trustees 
DE  JARNETT  J  B>  real  estate  broker 

and  county  clerk  and  recorder 
DeJarnett  &  Rich,  (W  H  DeJarnett  and 

and  J  FRirh),  groceries  and  dry  goods 
DeJarnett  W  H  (DeJarnett  &  Rich) 
Deuell  John  C,  attorney 
Dyan  Wm  G,  attorney 
Dyas  &  Bridsford,  attorneys 
Entremont  Adolphe,  liquors 
Entremont  Frank,  restaurant  and  liq- 
uors 
Folen  M  H,  restaurant 
FRANK  AUGUST,  merchant  tailor 
Frazier  Wm,  attorney 
Furth  Fred,  harnessmaker 
Furth  J,  general  merchandise 
OILMOuR  MRS  J  E,  drcs<-maker 
Goail  J  W,  attorney  and  notary  public 
Gosliuer  J  &  A  (J  and  A  Gosliner),   dry 

yooila  and  clotliing 
GREEN  WILL  S,  "Colusa  Sun" 
Grovur  lints  (B  i'  and  J  (imver),  hard- 
ware andaj{ricHltural  iinpluments 
Hager    George,     pros    Ccilusa    County 

Bank 
HALES  WT.  proprietor  Colusa  House 
Hamilton  &  JohuHnu  (Jo  Hamilton  and 

Matt  F  Johnson)  attorneys 
Harden  (Jeor^e  B,  county  assessor 
Harrington  E  A,  pres  Colusa  Stage  Co 
Harrington  J  T,  attorney 
Harrington  W  P,    real  estate  agent  and 

cashi  r  Colusa  County  Bank 
Hart  A  L,  attorney -general 
Hart  (ieorgo,  varit-ties 
HART  &  GLASCOCK   (Jackson  Hart 

and  B  B  (JlascMck),  grain  and  money 

brokers 
Hart  &    Hart   (A   L    and   T  J  Hart), 

attorni'ys 
HART  JACKSON   (Hart  &  (Mascoek) 
Hart  Thomas  J,  district  attorney 
Hatch  Jackson,  attorney 
Hcitman  K  W,  physician 
Hiiirichs  Peter,  h^tel 
Hosmer  W  S,  news  agent 
Howard  Rev  B  (  ,  Mftliodist 
Howard  B  F,  atlnruey 
Houchins  Stmu')!,  eou  ity  supt  schools 
Jackson  &  Hatc^    uttf-noys 
Jackson  J  L,  city  tna;  "..rer 
Jamison  I  S,  constuhle 
Jones  E  W,  vice-pres  board  of  trustees 


Jones  E  W  &  Co,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission merchants 

Jones  J  H,  postmaster 

Jorsa  J  F,  tailor 

Kammerer  G,  brewery 

Kelsay  Rev  James,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Keser  Louis,  harnessmaker 

Kiischbaum  Madam  E,  liquors 

Klewe  Henry,  meat  market 

Kopf  C,  county  supervisor 

Lark  C  T,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

LEE  PATaICK,  choice  wines,  liquors 
and  cigars    

UENING  JOHN  H,  attorney  and  no- 
tary public 

Lopez  J  D,  barber 

Lowry  Mrs,  private  school 

Malone  A  F,  dentist 

Mann  Frank  T,  bakery  and  confectionery 

Mathews  W  A,  wheat  broker 

McGRATH  MRS  J,  millinery  and 
dressmaking,  5th 

McNabb  Thomas,  livery 

Miles  W  H,  notary  public  and  insurance 

Miller  Thomas,  bootmaker 

Miller  W,  propr  Telephone  Livery 
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line 

MITCHELL  H,  dealer  in  hardware 
and  crockery,  stoves,  tin,  sheet  iron 
and  copporwaro,  5th 

Murdock  S  R,  grain  dealer 

Murphy  A,  meat  market 

O'Brien  Dennis,  liquors 

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Padilla  L,  barber 

Perdue  Charles,  liquors 

Pini;  W  J,  constable  an"  collector 

POPE  J  H,  notary  public  and  insur- 
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Ci  lusa  County  Bank 

Porter  J  W,  tf)wn  clerk 

POULSON  J  L,  Colusa  Soda  Works, 
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Probst  B,  boots  and  shoes 

Pryor  B  A,  iigt  Wells,  Fargo  k  Co 

Putinan  F  M,  groceries 

Uathhuii  Miss  A  H,  private  school 

Rice  &  Stewart  (M  L  KiceaudJ  S  Stew- 
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Ri'':y  W^illiam,  blacksmith 

Ro!)inson  &  Barnett  (J  G  Robinson  and 
M  V  Barnett),  drugi.;i8ts 

Robinson  L,  physician 

Robinson  Oscar  &  Co,  general  varieties 
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Roche  William,  blacksmith 

Samuels  J  R,  police  judge,  justice  of  the 

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Seube  B  (Seabe  &  Co) 

Seiibe  B  &  Co  (B  Seube  and  G  VVNiohol- 
son),  liquors 

Shinn  E  &  Co,  furniture  and  undertak- 
ing 

Shires  William,  grocery  and  glove  mfg 

Simpson  W  M,  liquors 

Smith  F  Z,  dentist 

Smitli  Rev  (Presbyterian) 

Smith  S  R,  planing  mills 

Smith  T,  auctione^r 

Spaulding  A  P,  blacksmith 

Stabler  &  Bayne  (S  J  stabler  and  Rich- 
ard Bayne),  attorney s-at-law 

Stanton  J  B,  supt  County  Hospital 

Steele  John  M,   sherilf  and  tax  collector 

Stevens  W  H,  altorney-at-law 

Stewart  J  S  (Rice  &  Stewart) 

STONE  W  F,  importer  and  dealer  in 
watches,  silverware,  jewelry,  optical 
goods,  clocks,  etc,  5th  bet  Market 
and  Main 

SUSSMAN  M  (Brooks  &  Sussman) 

Swank  Christ,  blacksmith 

Swinford  Edwin,  attorney-at-law 

Tatten  M  B,  gun  and  lorksmith 

Tournoux  &  Duulap  (J  F  Tournoux  and 
John  Dunlap),  groceries 

Tuson  Henry,  sewing  machine  agt 

Wallworth  Rev  Father,  Catholic  Church 

Ware  G  W,  general  merchandise 

Warner  D,  carpenter 

Washburn  &  Atherden  (P  L  Washburn 
and  W  Atherden),  in:  urance  and  bro- 
kers 

Welch  P  J,  board  city  trustee 

Welsh  P  J,  groceries  and  hardware 

Wescott  C  H,  city  marshal 

We.'st  J  S  (Atherden  &  Co),  physician 

Weston  Mrs  H,  millinery 

White  G  W,  painter 

White  J  C,  contractor  and  builder 


COMOSA. 

Tehama  County.     Post-ofFice  Tehama. 
OLIVEB.  A,  blacksmith  and  liquors 


COMPTCHE. 

Mendocino  County.     A  post-ofBce, 

HOAE  &  BROWN,  general  merchan- 
dise 
TiBwis  S  M,  saloon 
Otterson  C,  saloon 

COMPTON. 

Loa  An(ieles  County.  A  post  and  tel- 
ograpli  oftica,  on  tlie  Southern  PuciKc 
R.  R.,  1*2  miles  from  Los  Angeles. 

Bently  A  P,  lumber 


Carson  H  C,  butcher 

Compton  &  Kerr,  real  estate  agts 

Douglatts ,  agt  W  U  Telegraph  Co 

Green  Rev  J  B,   clergyman  (Methodist) 

Hann  J  E,  bootmaker 

Harding  J  H,  postmaster 

Harshn  <in  J  J,  cheese  dairy 

Hay  lock  Geo,  varieties 

Kelsea  H  C,  carpenter 

Lossing  &  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Lothrop  J  H,  harnessmaker 

Lyman  Chas,  barber 

Malott  Mrs,  boarding-house 

McFABLANB  A,  druggist  and  physi- 
cian 
NEWMARK  M  N,  general  merchan- 
dise 

O'Brien ,  carpenter 

Proctor  A  A  &  Sons,  blacksmiths 
Steinhart  J,  general  merchandise 
Stewart  J,  boarding-house 
Stockwell  Bros,  cheese  factory 
Whaley ,  physician 


CONCORD. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office;  a  thriving 
agricultural  town,  7  miles  from  Mar- 
tinez; population  600. 

Bacon  S,  general  merchandise,  postmas- 
ter and  notary  public 

Bailey  A  A,  supt  public  schools 

B  iker  S,  groceries 

Bent  Chas,  blacksmith 

BERNAL  J,  groceries,  provisions,  to- 
bacco, liqu<>rA<,  cigars,  real  estate  and 
collector 

Bernett  H,  County  Hospital  supt  and 
physician 

B'logiiesi  Rotaello,  liquors 

BRAODON  EDMUND,  physician  and 
surgeon 

Brawand  J  (Mahony  &  Brawand) 

Bre  kenridge  M  N,  hardware,  stoves, 
tinware  and  crockery 

Briones  C  (Briones  &  Voorhees 

Briones  &  Voorhees  (C  Briones  and  E  F 
Voorhees),  Mt  Diablo  Hotel 

Browe  Thos  A,  superior  judge 

Carpenter  D  S,  tax  collector 

Chase  Eli  R,  district  attorney 

"CONCORD  SUN"  (The),  S  Farjeon 
editor 

Darbn  J  D,  county  auditor 

dos  Santos  Jose  de  F,  barber 

FARJEON  S>  publisher  an.^.  proprietor 
of  the  "Concord  Sun" 

Gavin  Mrs  L,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  and 
millinery 

Goller  M,  bootmaker 

Goodale  .J  M,  general  merchandi.^e 

Guy  J  W,  pumic  administrator 


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Hamelin  L,  physician 
Hathaway  R  B,  trc"'«'.rer 
Hernandez  J,  grocerijs 

JAQUITH  E  J>  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 
Julia  Antonio,  bootmaker 

KELLER  J  Hi  Concord  Meat  Market 
Klein  Phillip,  propr  Concord  Hotel 

Seal  Bli'.ff  Wigrehouses,  Haslett  &  Bailey 

proprs 
Lewis  William  B,  liquors 
Mahan  D  P,  sheriff 
Mahony  &  Brawand  (B  Mahony  and  J 

Brawand),  livery 
McMahon  Thos  A,  county  surveyor 
Milley  C  E,  county  recorder 
Monr  e  Rev  (Presbyterian) 
Moreno  L  F,  haruessmaker 
Mt  Diab?o  Hotel,  Brioues  &   Voorhees 

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Murphy  E  J,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  insurance 
agt,  and  mgr  W  U  Telegraph  Co 

Xavas  C,  general  merchandise 

Nelson  H  J,  justice  of  peace 

NEVSTAEDTEB  B,  dry  and  fancy 
goods,  millinery,  hardware  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Perez  Francisco,  groceries 

BEIF  CHARLES)  choice  wines,  liq- 
uors, and  cigars,  also  billiard  ball 

RUIS  PABLO,  barber 

8chwai'tz  George  H,  liquors 

Shafter  Mrs  Nellie,  dressmaker 

Sheehan  James  F,  liquors ,    * 

Stafford  R  L,  druggist 

Stow  Jas  M,  assessor 

SWAN  F  Si  carriage  and  house  painter 

Upham  A,  dentist 

Voorhies  E,  constable 

Voorhees  E  F  (Brioues  &  Voorhees) 

Whittenmyer  L  C,  county  clerk 


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CHABLES  BEIF,  Proprietor, 

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Concord,  Contra  Costa  Co.,  Cal. 


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Wapnmaker  asl  BMsmitli, 

CONCORD,  CAL. 

Wagons  and  Carriages  repaired  and 
new  ones  mude  to  order.  Agricultural 
Machinery  of  all  kinds  repaired  at  short 
notice.  Horseshoeing  attended  to  with 
promptness. 

Bopairing  Neatly  Executed. 


CONFIDENCE. 

Tuolumne  County.  Post-office  Sonora, 
10  miles  from  Sonora.  ConHdence 
Quartz  Mines  and  Mills  are  situated 
here. 

CONFIDENCE  HOTEL,  T  &   F  J 

D<iVelu  V  propriettM  s 
DAVELtTY  &  CO  (F  J  and  T  Daveluy), 

f3neral  merchandise 
VELUY  F  J.  general  merchandise 
DAVELUY  T.  general  merchandise 


CONN  VALLEY. 

Napa  County.     Post-office  St.  Heiena. 
Metzner  F  &  Co,(wine  manufacturers 


CONWAYS  LANDING. 

See  Signal  Port. 


COPPER  CITY. 

Shasta  County.  Post-office  Shasta;  25 
miles  from  Redding;  population  50. 

Bahney  &  Bemis,  saloon 

Bahney  Eugene,  geueral  merchaixdise 

Hall  George  W,  quartz-mill 

Massie  &  Dryden,  gen  mdse 

McGerry  James,  siuoon 

Smith  W  P,  attorney-at-law  and  justice 
of  the  peace 

Tliompson  Miss  Lizzie  and  Brother,  sa- 
loon and  hotel 

Williams  L,  hotel 


COPPEROPOLIS. 

Calaveras  County.  A  pos*-,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  in  a  rich 
mining  district,  whose  productions 
are  confined  almost  exclusively  to 
copper  ore,  126  mdes  from  San  Fran- 
cisco, via  Stockton  Sc  Copperopolis 
division  of  the  Central  Pacific  K.  R. 
and  the  stage  line  of  Messrs.  Matte- 
son  &  Co,  from  Milton,  from  which  it 


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period  it  was  a  bustling  town,  and 
its  future  was  full  of  bright  promise. 
The  population  is  placed  at  150.  It 
has  a  daily  mail  and  express. 

ALLEN  J  B>  saloon,  choicest  liquors 
and  cigars 

BAKT?^  J  M«  notary  public 

BRAIDS  CHARLES,  blacksmith  and 
wagon  maker 

CASE  WILLIAM  H,  druggist,  agent 
Wells,  Fargo  &,  Co,  and  constable 

Copperopolis  Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Sta- 
ble, Peter  Kelly  propr 

Eastwood  Wm,  road  overseer 

Fontana  A,  general  merchandise 

Hodges  G  Z,  propr  Union  Hotel 

HONET  CALVINi  postmaster  and 
justice  of  the  peace 

HONET  MILTON,  agent  W  U  Tel 
C«t;  drug  and  book  store 

KELLT  P.  livery,  feed  and  sale  stable 

MEASER  HOUSE.  T  B  Meader  propr 

MEATIER  T  R  hotel 

NEELT  ISAAC  NEWTON,  salo-x; 

choice  liquors 
Turner  Wm,   blacksmith    and  wagon- 

TURNER  WM.  gen  mdse 
Union  Hotel,  Gr  Z  Hodges  propr 


COPPER  VALE. 

Lassun  County.    Post-office,    16  miles 
west  of  Susan ville;  population  25. 

Dennery  Thomas,  hotel 

OOOORICH  C  C,   postmaster  and  hotel 


CORDELIA. 

Solano  '  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  is  a  thriving  and 
beautiful  little  town  on  the  Cat.  Pac. 
R.  R.  45  miles  from  San  BYancisco.  It 
is  5  miles  from  Fairfield  and  3  from 
the  well-known  Green  Valley  Falls. 
The  population  is  about  200,  and  the 
place  is  quite  a  fruit-shipping  point. 

Bihler  Henry,  saloon  and  butcher 
Gleason  Richard,  blacksmith 
Horan  Frank,  saloon 
HUMPHREYS  J  H>   postmaster  and 

general  merchandise 
Jewell  W  T,  agent  C  P  R  R  and  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Maoon  W  W,  blacksmith  and  box  facty 
McKeague  P  J,  saloon 
Norris  B  P,  carpenter 
Owens  Jas,  boarding-house 
Pittman  Mrs  C  J,  hotel 
Siebe  Claus,  lumber 


SIEBE  PETER,  general  mdrchandise 

and  warehouse 
Smith  £  B,  wine  mfr 
Turner  J  E,  bootmaker 
Valentine  J  H,  painter 
Walter  St,  tailor  and  restaurant 
Wilson  Curtis,  justice  of  the  peace 


CORRALITOS. 


Santa  Cruz  County. 
miles  from  Pajaro. 


A  post-office,  6 


BROWN  BROS  ft  WATSON,  propri- 
etors Corralitos  Paper  Mill 

CORRAUTOSPAPERMILL,  Brown 
Bros  &  Watson  proprietors,  manufac- 
turers of  straw  wrapping  paper,  paste- 
board and  binders'  boards 

Lantiers  E,  saloon 

Wilson  Wm,  general  merchandise 


COTHRIN'S  STATION. 

Ei.  Dorado  County.  Post-office  La- 
trobe;  a  station  on  the  Sacramento  & 
Placerville  R.  R.,  3  miles  from  La- 
trobe  and  12  miles  from  Folsom. 

Barrett  J  R,  f>tock  raiser 
Cothrin  W  S,  stock  raiser 


COTTAGE  GROVE. 

Siskiyou    County.      A  post-office,  40 
miles  west  of  Fort  Jones. 

I'Uiott  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


COTTONWOOD. 

Shasta  County  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  C  P  R  R 
(Northern  Division),  17  miles  from 
Red  Bluff. 

Addison ,  blacksmith 

Armentroiit  Henry,  wagonmaker 
Foster  Jacob,  hotel 
Howard  M  V,  justice  of  the  peace 
Kn  owl  ton  Wm,  general  merchandio. 
PRICE  W  F  ft  CO.  general  merchan- 
dise 
Rowley  L  H,  blacksmith 


COTTONWOOD. 

Siskiyou  County.      See  Henley. 


COTTONWOOD. 

Yolo  County.     See  Madison. 
Costa  J  A,  blacksmith 


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COULTERVILLE. 

Mariposa  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  a  mining  town  of  some 
importance  to  the  section  in  which  it 
is  situated.  It  is  on  one  of  the  roads 
leading  to  the  grove  of  big  trees,  and 
ia  46  miles  by  stage  from  Merced; 
population  230. 

Adams  Z  T,  druggist,   physician  and 

surgeon 
Austin  H  G,  physician 
Bruschi  B^anciaco,  general  merchandise 
Cammisona  Geromina,  general  mdse 
Canovia  G,  general  merchandise 
Cappuro  F,  bootmaker 
Castro  P,  jeweler  and  gunsmith 
Daunt  W  G,  hotel  and  gen  merchandise 
Douglass  George,  mining  supt 
Girard  L,  tinner 

Harlow  G  W,  blacksmith  and  constable 
H  obrow  Geo  W,  saw-mill 
Iloltzel  D,  farmer,  Dutch  Ranch 
JeflFrey  Geo,  hotel 
Jones  Ralph,  jeweler 
Marsolino  J,  saloon 
M  arzitmo  G,  liquors 

MAST  C  L>  superintendent  Banderita 
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McCarthy  Wm,  W,  F  &  Go's  agt,  post- 
master and  druggist 

Mentzer  John,  livery  stable 

Morris  B  F,  justice  of  peace 

Murphy  John,  constable 

Myers  Henry,  general  merchandise 

Piper  James,  builder 

Prisk  k  Ramel,  barber  and  liquors 

Reed  Jas  W,  justice  of  peace 

Rihns  Bros,  butchers 

Rimel  A,  barber 

Shimer  James,  blacksmith 

Tiscornia  A,  general  merchandise 

WAONEB  DANIEL,  hotel  and  saloon 


COURTLAND. 

Saoramrnto  County.  A  post  and  tel- 
egraph oHice  on  the  Sacramento  River, 
21  miles  from  Sacramento  ;  distance 
from  San  Francisco  by  river,  KG 
miles  ;  resources  fruit;  population  40. 

Burop  Nelson,  blacksmith 

Jolly  W  W,  bootmaker 

Meyers  Wm   H,  general   merchandise, 

postmaster  and  a)>t  W,  F  &  Co 
O'Conner  P  D,  blacksmith 
Rodgers  M  N,  carpenter 
Winter  Luis,  hotel 


COVELO. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  a  thriving  little  town  in  the  cen- 
ter of  Round  Valley,  which  is  nearly 
seven  miles  in  diameter  in  any  direc- 
tion. It  is  a  center  of  trade  for  a 
region  of  country  fifty  miles  in 
diameter,  and  itself  tributary  to 
Ukiah.    Population  200. 

Bateman  E  B,  drugs 

Chambers  T  S,  saloon 

Cunningham  J  P,  liquors 

Davis  &  McCoy,  general  merchandise 

Henley  W  &  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Lee  Mrr  A  J,  saloon  and  boaiding-house 

Marks  H,  general  merchandise 

Montague  L  D,  boarding-house 

Prising  Geo  J,  shoemaker 

Randrup  Wm,  saloon 

Scannell  T  J,  blacksmith 

THOMSON  J  F,  postmaster 

Whitney  VV  F,  saddler 

Willis  W  F,  blacksmith  and  livery  stable 

COYofE. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post-office, 
12  milas  south  of  San  Jose. 

Dolet  J  B,  hotel  and  saloon 
Peppin  E  E,  constable 
Pinard  L,  justice  of  peace 
STEVENS  ORVIS,  hotel  and  general 
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Sonoma    County.      A    post-office, 
miles  from  Healdsburg. 

COZZiENS  D>  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 

CRANE  FLAT. 

Tuolumne  County.    Post-office  Yosem- 
ite. 

Hurst  Wm  J,  saloon 

Kelts  John  W,  wines  and  vineyard 

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El  Dorado  County.     A  post-office. 
Carre  John  J,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


CRANE  VALLEY. 

Fresno    County.      Post-office    Fresno 
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CREAMER. 

TiTLARE  OocMTY.    A  post-o£Soe. 

Creamer  I  K,  postmaster 
MoLeaa    &   Abbey,    proprs    Murry    & 
Johnson  Mill 


CRESCENT  CITY. 

Del  Norte  Countv.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  274  miles  by  steamer. 

Achy  G  M,  druggist 

Aherns  A  J,  cabinetmaker 

Babcook  Chas,  barber 

firitton  Geo,  blacksmith 

Burtschell  Frank,  hotel 

Clark  Daniel,  saloon 

Cooper  L  F,  attorney-at-law 

Crescent  City  Mill  and  Transportation 
Co 

Crescent  City  Wharf  and  Transfer  Co 

Crucius  Frank,  batcher 

Darby  t  Donovan,  saloon 

Duffy  &  Bros,  saloon 

Dnfi^r  Thos,  saloon 

ED&IDOE  J  E,  public  recorder  and 
photographer 

Elk  River  Mill  Co 

Emmemtburg  &  McNamaro,  butchers 

Endert  &  Capprise,  saloon 

Fischerman  &  Swords,  saloon 

Frantz  J  F,  livery  stable  and  blacksmith 
and  coroner 

Hobbs,  Wall  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Howell  Hattie,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Hughes  Chas  E,  sheriff  and  collector 

Hughes  James,  druggist 

Keen  Geo,  cooper 

Keller  H,  shoemaker 

Kuykendall  Rev  J  \V,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

Lach  Chat),  tailor 

Liddle  &  Clark,  saloon 

Marhoffer  J,  brewery 

Maron  Edgar,  dentist 

Mason  Edgar,  district  attorney 

Mayer  Gotlieb,  hardware 

MoCresh  &  Bernhoff,  butchers 

McLaren  L,  shoemaker 

McLaughlin  I  Jr,  saloon 

McLellun  &  Co,  livery  stal>le 

McLellan  R  S,  justice  of  the  peace 

McNamara  N,  hotel 

Miller  John,  county  school  supt 

Moody  Mrs  C  D,  bakery 

Moody  Chas  D,  tinware 

Morris,  Wolf  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

PEVELER  PETER  H,  county  clerk, 
recorder  and  auditor 

Pfifer  C  H  &  Son,  general   merchandise 

Sartwell  D  S,  jeweler  and  justice  of 
peace 


Saville  Wm,  county  treasurer 

Shipman  David  E,  saloon 

Steele  Mrs  Maria,  fancy  goods 

Straub  Mrs  Caroline,  fancy  goods 

Straub  Edward,  barber 

Theilacker  Mrs,  bakery 

Volander  Ewald,  tanner 

Wall  Jos  6,  county  supervisor 

WENOER  J  &  do,  general  mdse 

West  Benj,  saloon 

Wilmer  R  P,  saloon 

Woodbury  W  H,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

and  county  assessor 
Yates  E,  hotel 


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CRESCENT  MILLS. 

Plumas    County.     Post-office 
ville  ;  16  miles  from  Quincy. 

Coster  J  S,  hotel 

Davis  Robt  L,  saloon 

Epersoii  E,  varieties 

Hall  J  S,  general  merchandise 

HALL  &  He  HILLAN,  gen^^ral  mdse 


CRESSEY. 

Merced  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 
15  miles  from  Merced. 

Fowler  &  Stockird,  hotel 

Goldman  Louis,  general  merchandise 

Olds  &,   Barfield,  general  merchandise 

an'l  hotel 
Olds  Ed  .r,  postmaster 
STOCKIRI)  ED  W,  deputy  postmaster 


CROCKETT. 

Contra  Costa  County.  Post-office 
Martinez.  New  town  site  about  1 
mile  from  ViiUejo  Junction. 

Heald's  Foundry,  John  L  Heald  propr 
Heald  John  L,  propr  Heald's  Foundry 
Pinkerton  C  \V,  propr  Pinkerton  House 
Pinkerton  House,  C  \V  Pinkerton  propr 


CROMBERG. 

Plumas  County.     A  post-office. 

Hartry  Thomas,  hay  ranch 
Jackson  John,  min>.r 

Langhurst ,  postmaster 

Parker  William,  hotel 
Turner  Bros,  haj'  ranch 
Yept  ,  farmer  and  miner 


CROSS  CREEK  STATION. 

Tulare  County.     See  Grand  View. 


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CROW  S  LANDING. 

Stanislavs  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  San  Joaquin  Ri\  ^r,  between  Gray- 
son and  Hill  8  Ferry,  15  miles  south- 
west of  Modesto. 

Crow  J  B  &  Co,  fj^ain 
THOMPSON  J  E.  blacksmith  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 


CRYSTAL  BAY. 

Placer  County.    See  Truckee. 


CRYSTAL  CREEK. 

Siskiyou  County.  Post-office  Fort 
Jones.  Situated  on  the  west  side '  of 
Scott  Valley,  between  Fort  Jones  and 
Etna,  8  miles  from  Fort  Jones,  and  4 
miles  from  Etna. 

Cory  H  0,  merchant 

Denure  J  P,  teamster 

Fletcher  &  Drake,  blaokamiths 

Green  ' '  V,  dairyman  and  money  loaner 

Mott  €i  IS  A,  rancher  and  school  teacher 

Reichmai    E,  capitalist 

Shelby,  W  alker  &,  Bros,  Pioneer  Cheese 
Factory 

Tyler  Geo  H,  soap  factory 

Wetmore  J  H,  cheese  f;»ctory 

WILSON  L  Si  fruit,  butter  and  vege- 
tables 


CRYSTAL  PALACE  CAVE. 

ToOLUMNE  County.  Post-office  Colum- 
bia; is  about  two  miles  distant  on  the 
direct  road  from  Pino  Lof?  Crossing; 
it  is  a  natural  wonder,  being  filled 
with  stalactites  and  stalagmites  of 
great  lieauty. 

CRYSTAL  PEAK. 

Sierra  County. 

Grand  Central  Hotel,  Mrs  Wm  Elliott 
and  Miss  Jano  Quinn  proprs 

CRYSTAL  SPRINGS. 

Napa  County.  Post-otficc  St  Helena; 
a  summer  resort. 

Atwood  A  B,  propr  Crystal  Springs 


CUCAMONGA. 

San  Bernardino  County.  A  post-of- 
fice and  station  or  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  15  miles  north  of  Colton. 

Dreyfus  B  &,  Co,  wines  and  brandies 
RICHE  F  L>  general  merchandise  store, 
hotel,  feed  stable  and  postmaster 


DAGGET. 

Slskiyou    County.      A  post-office,   12 
miles  south  of  Yraka. 

Abrams  .Tas,  r  \ail  carrier 
JORDAN  J 1  >  postmaster 
Wohpart  G,  blacksmith 


DAMASCUS. 

Placer  County.  Post-office  Iowa 
City;  35  miles  northeast  of  Auburn; 
population  45. 

Cannon  F  E,  butcher  and  deputy  sheriff 
JONES  OWiSN,  general  merchandise 
Lewis  Robert,  mining 
Mountain  Gate  Mining  Co 
Snyder  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace 


DANVILLE. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post-office, 
16  miles  sonthcust  of  Martinez.  Fa- 
vorably located  in  San  Ramon  Valley; 
daily  stages  connect  with  trains  to 
San  Franciico,  via  Martinez;  popula- 
tion 45. 


Bean  L,  wheelwright 

Close  J  E,  blacksmith 

COHN    M>    general    merchandise 

postmaster 
Conway  John,  general  me-'^handise 
Lattimore  John,  saloon 
Noone  John,  saloon 
Ramnge  S  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
Sherburne  D  N,  county  supervisor 
AVintcrs  Chas,  saddler 


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DARK  CANYON. 


HuMBOLur  County.    See  Harris. 


DARRAH. 

Mariposa  County.  A  posc-office,  12 
miles  northeast  of  Mariposa;  sup- 
ported by  mining  and  farming. 

Carthey  W  A,  butcher 
'  Clark  Frank,  saw-mill 


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and  general  merchandise 
Fergusou  James,  saloon 
Kane  Barney,  liquors 
Snyder  John,  butcher  and  saw-mill 

DARWIN. 

Inyo  County.  A  post  and  express  ofl.*,. , 
106  miles  by  stage  from  Calieiite. 

Boland  Thomas,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Cckius  A  J,  butcher 

Darwin  Water  Works 

Eddy  J  C,  general  merchandise 

Gunn  J  J,  saloon 

HANNAN  M  E.  general  merchandise 
and  livery  stable 

Jacobson  Jacob,  brewer 

Morris^ey  Mrs  6  T,  hotel  and  saloon, 
and  meat  market 

O'Brien  C  F,  postmaster 

Reid  S  P,  justice  of  tlie  peace 

Seltz  August,  bootmaker 

Smart  Mrs  C  F,  boarding-house 

Stepp  Miss  Maggie,  laundress 

Thompson  N  S,  recorder 

Waterman  &  O'Brien,  gen  mdse 

DAVENPORT. 

Santa  Cruz  County.    A  post  and  tele- 

fraph  office,    13  miles  northwest  of 
auta  Cmz;  population  125. 

Gates  Geo,  lumber 
Pinkham  W  R,  hotel  and  saloon 
Swirtzor  G,  blacksmith 
THOMPSON  S,  grocer,  W  U  Tel  agent 
and  postmaster 


DAVIS  CREEK. 

Modoc  County.  A  post-oflSce  about  P.5 
miles  northeast  oi  Alturas;  popula- 
tion 50. 

Jacqtie  J,  blacksmith 

McKENNET    &   KAMER,    general 

merchandise  and  post-ufiice 
Page  W,  cattle  dealer 
Roberts  J,  butter-barrel  maker 
Turnidge  &  Dickson,  blacksmiths 
Weston  George,  justice  of  tlie  peace 

McKENNEY  &  RAMER, 

DEALERS  IN  GROCERIES,   DRY  GOODS, 
Boots,  Shoes  and  Clotliing,  Hard  and  Glass 
Ware.    Biyers  of  Woo'i,  Hides  and  Grain. 

Post  Office,  Davis  Ctoek,  Modoc  County,  Cal. 


DAVISVILLE. 

Yolo  County.  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph office,  on  the  nortn  side  of  Pu- 
tah  Creek,  10  miles  south  and  1  mile 
east  of  Woodland;  13  miles  west  and 
u^  miles  south  of  Sacramento.  It 
numbers  aboul  uOO  inhabitants.  It  is 
here  the  Californiii  Pacitio  diverges 
from  the  main  t 'ack,  branching  off  for 
Woodland  and  Grafton.  It  is  cen- 
trally located,  consequently  has  a 
large  trade,  especially  in  grain.  Solano 
County  carries  much  of  its  trade  to 
Daviaville.  The  >  ountry  in  that  vicin- 
ity is  thickly  settled  by  wealthy  farm- 
ers. The  town  is  steadily  advancing 
in  importance,  and  its  continued  pros- 
perity is  assured. 

Adamson  John,  livery  stable 

Banks  George  &  Co  (George  Banks  and 

H    Phillips    Miller),    <lruggists    and 

agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Bassett  H  F,   carpenter  and  undertaker 

BRAOSHAW  ALBERT  0,  painter 
BRAD8HAWW  H>   carriage,   house 

and  sijKn  painter 
Brown  E  W,  hardware  and  stoves 
BuUard  &  Pearce  (Wm  G  Bullard  and 

B  Pearce),  pen  mdse  and  grain 
Bullard  Wm  G  (Bullard  &  Pearce) 
Cameron  S  F,  (Collins  &  Cameron) 
Collins  &  Cameron  (J  P  Collins  and  S  F 
Cameron),   blacksmiths   and   wagon- 
makers 
Collins  J  P  (Collins  k  Cameron) 
Coonrod  John,  harnessmaker 
Cromwell  S,  restaurant 

OAFFORD  HOUSE,    J  W  Gafford 

proprietor 

OAFFORD  J  Wi  proprietor  Gafford 
House 

Gallagher  Joseph  (Horwood  &  Galla- 
gher) 

GOLDEN    GATE   WASHER,    and 

Winters'  Portable   Derrick,  John  D 

Winters  manufacturer 
Hampton  W  H,  lumber 
Hoa^  B  H,  fruit  and  produce 
HoHman  George,  haniesBmakcr 
Horwood  Chas,  (Horwood  &  Gallagher) 
Horwood  &  Ga'lagher   (Chas  Horwood 

and  Joseph  Gallagher),   blackaniiths 

and  wagonmakers 
Hyde  S  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
King  William,  justice  of  the  peace 
Ligget  B  F,  general  merchandise 
Martin  W  H,  meat  markcii 
Meagher  J  T,  liquors 
Merrill  William  R,  baggage  master 
Miller  H  Phillips,  physician 
O'Neal  James,  attomey-at-law,  notary 

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Pearoe  B  (Bullard  &  Fearce) 

Philliber  Charleo,  barber 

Plant  L  J,  liquors 

Simpson  John,  agt  and  operator  Central 
Pacific  R  K 

Tate  Isaac  E,  liquors 

Tufts  William  E,  varieties 

Weber  George,  liquors 

Willard  James  T,  constable 

WniTEAS  JOHN  D.  manufacturer 
farming  and  household  implements 
and  Golden  Gate  washer  and  derricks 


DAYTON. 

Butte  Couni"v.    See  Grainland. 


DECOTO. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office  on  the  Central 
Pacific  K.  K.,  3  miles  from  Niles  and 
6  miles  from  Hay  wards. 

Alt  W  C,  blacksmith 
BECKWITH  BROS,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Bennett  C  E,  carpenter 
Graeasliu  Wm,  saloon 
Hare  A  J,  grain  and  storage 
Lee  Autonio,  saloon 
Mathews  P,  blacksmith 
Sullivan  Dennis,  eggs  and  poultry 


DEER  GREEK. 

Nevada  County.     Post-office  Smarts- 
ville,  Yuba  County. 

Fiene  Henry,  hotel  and  toll-bridge 


DEER  VALLEY. 

Post-office  Folsom. 

Smith  E  U,  general  merchandise 


DELANO. 

Kern  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  oHiee  on  the  Southern  Pacific 
R.  K. ,  35  miles  north  of  Bakersfield; 
population  60, 

CHAUVlN  E(  general  merchandise 
aud  postmaster  and  hotel  and  livery 
stable 

Jame  &  Eymard,  saloon  and  hotel 

Mandis  A,  hotel  and  livery 

Norton  Frank,  blacksmith  and  well- 
borer 

Robinson  J  B,  justice  of  the  peace 

Saxe  J  N,  agt  C  P  R  R 

Ygnacia  Valencia,  saloon 


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Stanislaus  County.  Post-office  Tar* 
look.  A  station  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.,  19  miles  from  Meroed, 

Mitchell  J  W,  warehouse 


DEL  MONTE. 

Monterey  County.  A  post-office  on 
the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  1  mile 
from  Monterey. 

Lewis  F  C,  agt  Southern  Pacific  R  R 
and  Wells,  1'  argo  &  Co  and  operator 
Western  Union  Tele>iraph  Co 

Palmer  H  J,  mgr  Del  Monte  Livery 
Stable 

Schonewald  Geo,  mgr   Hotel  Del  Monte 

Sinunons  E  T,  clerk  Hotel  Del  Monte 


DENVERTON. 

Solano  County.  A  post-office,  14  miles 
by  stage  from  Rio  Vista,  and  9  miles 
southeast  of  Fairfield;  population  40. 

NUHSE  S  Ki  general  merchandise, 
warehouses,  postmaster  and  agent 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Sullivan  Daniel,  blacksmith 


DERBECK  MINE. 

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Nevada  County. 
field. 


DE  REDWOOD. 

Santa  Cruz  County.     A  post-office,  a 
few  miles  from  Wright's. 

Aiken  Charles,  judge  and  attorney -at- 

law 
Aiken  &  Sons,  fruU  growers 
Bassett  James,  f  i  uit  grower  and  wood 
Bassett  J  F,  fruit  grower  and  nursery 
Budden  James,  liquors  and  bootmaker 
Burrell  J  B,  fruit  grower 
Chase  Josiah,  lumber 
Coldren  C  D,  fruit  grower  and  wood 
Critchton  R  B.  fruit  grower  and  wood 
Emery  Herbert  &  Co,  fruit  growers  and 

liursery 
Gardner  D  P,  fruit  grower 
Gray  J,  hotel 

Jones  E  J,  fruit  grower  and  lumberman 
Keast  Rev  Wm,  fruit  raiser 
Kennedy  &  West,  hotel 
Listen  G  W,  lumber 
Listen  Mrs  J,  fruit  grower 
Miller  Judge  A  J,  fruit  grower 
Miller  ft  Sons,  fruit  growers 
Montgomery  D,  fruit  grower  and  wood 


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Morrell  H  E,  fruit  grower 
Seam  Bev  A  £,  fruit  grower 
Slaughter     Thomas,    hotel    and 

grower 
Smith,  Comstock  ft  Bro,  lumber 
SpaUbury  Edgar,  attomey-at-law 
Stowo  I  M,  fruit  grower  ond  wood 
WEST  E  F>  druggist  and  postmaster 
Wright  Bros,  hotel  and  fruit  growers 
Young  W  A,  lumber 


DESERT. 


San   Bernardino   County. 
office. 


A    post- 
ROOERS  SAMUEL,  postmaster 


DIAMOND  SPRINGS. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  3  niile^  south  of 
Placerville,  23  miles  from  Folsom  and 
7  miles  from  Shi  ogle  Springs;  it  is 
supported  by  mining  and  agricultural 
interests;  population  150. 

Bryant  Joseph,  lumber 

Carpenter  C  ii,  distiller 

Crawford  &  Son,  Park  Canal  Mining  Co 

Dunlap  Elon,  justice  of  the  peace 

Harris    Thomas,    general  merchandise 

and  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
ILSOHN    F,       proprietor     California 

House  and  postmaster 
Koch  Mrs  Margaret,  Diamond  Hotel 
Kramp  &  Bros,  wine  mfrs  and  distillers 
McKeon  Alexander.  tble 

Xorris  Albert,  jubtii  te  peace 

Schneider  Jolm  Jr,     ,.      j 
Sevey  Marshall,  blacksmith 


DIAMOND  SPRINGS. 

Pi.rMAa  County.    Post-office  La  Porte. 
Leach  A  M,  saw-mill 


DIXON. 

Solano  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  supported  by  the 
agricultural  interests  of  the  locality. 
It  is  on  the  Culitomia  Pacific  R.  K., 
65  miles  from  San  Francisco,  and  21 
miles  from  Sacramento.  Population 
about  1.000. 

Alder  Henry  H  (Levy  &  Alder) 
Alexander    Rev     William,    clergyman 

(Presbyterian) 
Allison  G  1  (Dashiell  &  Allison) 
Amos  W  H  (Hardie  &  Amos) 
Apperson  Miss  Carrie,  teacher  Dixon 

High  School 


Apperson  James  E,  upholsterer,  painter, 

and  undertaker 
Aude  Wm,  liquors 
Bank  of  Dixon,  S  O  Little  pre*,   R 

Harkinson  cashier 
Barber  H  D,  barber 
Barnes  T  B,  constable 
Bell  W  T,  physician  and  surgeon 

BRAOSHAWH*  wood  yard  and  truck 
Brandis  Albert,  harnessmaker 

BRINKEBHOFF  &  KINO  (S  Brin- 

kerhoif  and    G    King),    proprietors 

King's  Hotel  and  Livery 
BRINKERHOFF    8    (Brinkerhofif  & 

King) 
BROraERS  J  B  (Brothers  &  Co) 

BROTHERS  J  B  ft  CO  (J  B  Brothers 
and  F  A  Tyler),  Dixon  Flour  Mills 

BROWN  C  P,  justice  of  peace 

Brown  R  H,  groceries  and  fruits 

Buck  W  P,  bootmaker 

Cadman  Geo,  wauons  and  blacksmith, 
and  agt  Halladay  Standard  Wind 
Mills 

CALIFORNIA  DRUO^STORE.  Pal- 
ace Hotel  Building,  A  E  Trnfton 
proprietor,  dealer  in  drugs,  medicines, 
fancy  and  toilet  articles 

Carman  A  S  (S  T  Mowder  k  Co) 

Carpenter  M  (Carpenter  &  Shulte) 

Carpenter  &  Shulte  (M  Carpenter  and 
U  F  Shulte),  blacksmith,  wagonmaker 
and  undertaking 

CASET  JOHN,  blacksmith,  horse- 
shoer,  carriage  builder,  wagons  and 
agricultural  implements  made  to 
order  and  repaired 

CITY  HOTEL,  George  Frahm  proprie- 
tor 

Cole  Rev  A  L,  clergyman  (Baptist) 

Gotten  J  W,  notary  public,  real  estate 
and  insurance  agt 

Gotten  Mrs  P  J,  millinery 

Dashiell  &  Allison  (W  A  Dashiell  and 
ii  I  Allison),  hotel 

Dashiell  W  A  (Dashiell  &  Allison) 

DAVIDSON  S  N,  watchmaker,  jeweler, 
and  dealer  in  watches 

Deal  Rev  David,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Dixon  High  School 

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Duprey  A  F,  carpenter  and  builder 
Einstein  J,  general  merchandise 
Eppinger  &  Co  (J  Eppinger,  B  Ettlinger 

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Eppinger  Herman  (Eppinger  &  Co) 
Eppinger  J  (Eppinger  &  Co) 
Ettlinger  B  (Eppin^^er  &  Co) 
Evans  G  H,  physician 
Ferguson  W  R,  hardware 
Fisher  O  J,  bootmaker 


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OEOBOE.    *l>eoial    agent 

German  Benevolent  Society  of  San 

Francisco 
Frazier  Patrick,  liquors 
Oieseoke  August,  bootmaker 
Goeffert  Henry,  harnesamaker 
Goldman  S  (Waterman  &  Goodman) 
Grangers'      Business     Association    of 

Dixon,  B  F  Kelly  sec 
Greene  J  W  (Harkinson  ft  Greene) 
Guenig  George,  bakery  and  liquors 
HALL  WILLIAM,  postmaster 
Hamner  Wm  P,  livery  stable 
HANKE  ft   FRAHM    (Wm    Hanke 

and  Geo  Frahm),  Central  Meat  Market 
HAHKB  WM  (Hanke  &  Frahm) 
Uardie  k  Amos  (J  Hardie  and  W  H 

Amos),  liquors 
Hardie  J  (Hardie  8c,  Amos)' 
Harkinson  &  Greene  (Robert  Harkinson 

and  J  W  Greene),  groceries  and  fruits 
Harkinson  Robert  ( Harkinson  St  Greene) 
Hohmann  V  J,  liquors 
Hutton  Edward,  barber 
Hutton  Mrs  Edward,  ice  cream 
llgner  Mrs  W,  dressmaking 
Kelly  B  F,  sec  Granger's  Business  As- 
sociation of  Dixon 
KING  0  (Brinkorhoff  &  King) 
KING'S  HOTEL.  Briukerhoff  &  King 

proprietors 
Kirby  A,  druggist  and  varieties 
Kirach  J  P,  harnessmaker  and  saddler 
Knox   E  W,  attorney-at-law  and   real 

estate 
Knox  Goo  W,  attorr^y  and  counselor- 

at-law  and  notary  'public 
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Leako  W  S,  agt  Central  Pacific  R  R  and 

Wells,    Farjio    &    Co    and    operator 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 
Leigh  A  H,  meat  market 
Levy  &  Adler  (Murk  Levy  and  Henry 

H  AiUer),  general  merchandise 
Levy  Mark  (Levy  &,  Adler) 
Lunney  Con,  liquors 
Manning  All)ert,  attornoy-at-law,  notary 

public  and  searcher  of  records 


Martin  George,  wasonmaker 
Martin  J  P,  constable 
MoBride  E  J,  drugs  and  books 
MoNaboe  Rev  Father,  Catholic  clergy- 
man 
Misfeldt  Jacob,  li(|uors 
Mount  Michael,  liquors 
Mowder  S  T  &  Co  (S  T  Mowder  and  A 

5  Carman),  lumber  dealers 
OBERHOLZEB  ALBERT  (Schomer 

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Odell  T  H,  physician 

Packard  W  A,  teacher  of  music  Dixon 
High  School 

Patterson  Mrs  C  A,  hotel 

Pritchard  M,  physician  and  surgeon 

Rhem  W  C,  city  marshal 

Robelus  Masalina,  restaurant 

Sohirm'  r  Chos,  hardware  and  Moves 

Schnitzlein  F  A,  liquors 

SCHOMER  HANb  (Schomer  k  Ober- 
holzer) 

SCHOMER  &  OBERHOLZER  (Hans 

Schomer  and  Albert  Oberholzer), 
Dixon  Brewery 

Scott  Michael,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Shcpard  Mrs  B,  dressmaking 

Shulte  H  F  (Carpenter  &  Shulte) 

Simmons  J  H,  teacher  Dixon  High 
School 

Smith  John  B,  whitewashing 

Stenge  Morris,  tailor 

Story  A  R,  teacher  Dixon  High  School 

TRAFTON  A  E.  proprietor  California 
Drug  Store,  Palace  Hotel  Building 

TRAFTON  A.  physician,  office  Cali- 
fornia Drug  Store 

TTLER  F  A  (Brothers  &  Co) 

Upham  F  F,  demist 

Vansunt  William,  groceries 

Watmer  A  J,  barber 

Wallace  T  J,  teacher  Dixon  High  School 

Waterman  &  Goodman  (H  A  \Vaterman 
and  S  Goodman),  dry  ^oods 

Waterman  H  A  (Waterman  &  Good- 
man) 

Williiuns  Peter,  painter 

Willott  P  R,  hotel  and  livery 


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DIXON  TRIBUNE, 

AN  INDEPENDENT 

Democratic  Weekly  Journal, 

With  a  bona -flde 
CIRCULATION  OF  SIX  HUNDRED. 

Publishod  at 

Dixon*  Solano  County.  Cal., 

Every  Saturday,  by 

E.  LEAKE, 

Kditnr  and  Propriotor. 


DONNER. 

PtAriB  County.     A  post-offlce. 

Butler  W  J,  agt  C  P   R  R  and  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Fitzgerald  John,  engineer  fire  train  C  P 

RR 
OOULDEN  JOSEPH,  postmaster  and 

proprietor  Summit  Hotel 
LOWEAJ,  telegraph  operator  C  P  K 

R  and  W  U  Telegraph  Co 


DORRIS  BRIDGE. 

Modoc  County.    See  Alturas. 


DOSHVILLE. 

Post-office  lone;  3  miles  from  lone;  pop- 
ulation 25. 

DOSH  CHARLES,  general  merchan- 
dise 


DOS  PUEBLOS. 

Santa  Barbara  County.      Post-office 
Santa  Barbara. 

WELCH  G  C,  general  merchandise  and 
ranch 


DOUGHERTY'S  STATION. 

Alameda  County.  A  post-office,  13 
miles  southeast  of  Oakland;  popula- 
tion 100. 

Coiighlan  P,  harncssmaker 

Dougherty  C  M,  stock  raiser 

Green  John,  postmaster 

Green  Joseph,  general  merchandise 

Green  T  H,  hotel 

Marsh  Albert,  hotel 

Martin  W  H,  butcher 

Wells  T  D,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


DOUGLAS  CITY. 

TRiNirr  CouNTT.     A  poat-nffioo,  7  miles 
south  of  Weavervilte. 

Leonard  H  W,  hotel 
MASON  &  THATEB,    general  mer- 
chandise 


DOUGLAS  FLAT. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post-office,  18 
miles  southeast  of  San  Andreas;  pop- 
ulation 175. 

Gagliardo  Antonio,  general  merchandise 

(lagliardo  N,  bootmaker 

HnskelJohn,  groceries 

PEBBT  S  A,  postmaster  and  general 
merchandise 

PERRY  S  A.&  80NS>  general  mer- 
chandise 

Tatton  C,  notary  public 

Valente  F,  general  merchandise 


DOWNEY. 

Los  Angeles  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegrarh  office,  situated  1*2  miles 
southeast  c  f  Los  Angeles;  population 
300. 

Andrews  Joshua,  blacksmith 

Banks  J  K,  agt  W.  F  &  Co,  operator  W 
U  Tel  Co,  and  agt  S  P  R  R 

Buster  J  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
notr.ry  public 

Corson  H  C,  meat  market 

CENTRAL  HOTEL.  W  H  Russell 
proprietor,  Crawford 

Cooper  W  F  (Cooper  &  Wiley) 

COOPER  &  WIIEY  (W  F  Cooper 
and  W  H  Wiley),  livery  stable 

Daniels  H  S  &  Son  (H  S  and  H  Daniels), 
drugs,  paints  and  oils 

Decker^,  hairdresser 

DICKINSON  WILLIAM,  stoves,  tin- 
ware and  pumps 

DOWNEY  "SIGNAL,"  SHPurcell. 

publisher  and  proprietor   [see  adv] 
Frankel    Bros   (S  and  M   E  Fraukel), 

general  m.'rchandiae 
Fuller  Jolin,  real  estate  and  constable 
Fuller  Mrs  W  D,  millinery 
Grove  M  F,  Methodist  minister 
Grovner  J  F,  physician  and  surgeon 
Harris  R  B,  blacksmith 
•Tenison  &  Greening  (.J  E  Jenison   and 

E  G  Greening),    general  merchandise 
Kohn  S,  meat  market 
Kendrick  C,  minister  Christian  church 
LAMOINE  B  A,  wagonmaker 
Loew  J,  grain  dealer  and  feedmill 
Lownesby  John,  wagonmaker 
McCroy  J  S  (Russell  &  McCroy) 


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Pollard  Lon,  saloon 

PUROELL  8  Hi  publisher  and  propri- 
etor Downey  "Signal" 

Ruddook  Mrs  S  C,  milliner 

Russell  &  McCroy  (W  H  Russell  and 
J  S  McCroy),  saloon 

RUSSELL  W  H  (Kusser  k  MoCrov), 
proi>rietor  Central  Hotr>l,  Crawford 

Scnlesinger  J,  general  merchandise 

Shortridge  C  8,  harness  and  saddles 


Skidmore  S  S,  agent  J  M  Griffith  k  Co, 

lumber  dealers 
Smart  D  B,  saloon 
Smart  D  P,  liquors 
Suiitb  .;  uootmaker 
Smith  W  C,  physician 

TABWATEB  B  W>  postmaster 

Toombs ,  Baptist  minister 

Townsley  John,  wagonmaker 

Wagner  R,  physician 

Wiley  W  H  (Cooper  &  Wiley) 


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DOWNIEVILLE. 

Sierra  CotrNTV.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  of  about  076  inhabit- 
ants, and  is  the  county  seat  of  Sierra 
County.  Reached  by  stage  from  Ma- 
rysvilfe,  distance  tif  miles,  or  (torn 
Nevada  City,  40  miles. 

Anderson  Frank,  attorney 

Angwin  Rev  Wm,  cler^iymnu  (Mcth) 

Blatchley  W  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

Blohm  J  A,  liquors 

Boaoh  Ferdinand,  brewery 

Brilliant  k  Co,  dry  gooda  and  clothing 

Brown  J  W,  hardware 

Burgess  W  H,  justice  uf  the  peace 

Buzinett  Louia,  liquors 

Byington  Lewis,  meat  market 

C'allis  A,  hair  dresser 

CALKINS  BROS  (T  D  and  H  M  Calk- 
ins), publishers  Sierra  County  "Tri- 
bune" 

Campl>ell  W  L  (Cross  &  Campbell) 

Carmichael  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

Cohn  A  ft  Co,  dry  gomls  and  clothing 

Cole  D  T,  lumber  yard  and  county  su- 
pervisor 

Costa  Bros,  butchers 

Crignon  A,  liquors 

Cross  ft  Campbell  (C  W  Cross  and  W  L 
Campbein  attorneys-at-law 

Cross  C  W  (Cross  ft  Campbell) 


Davidson  8  B,  atturuey-at-law  and  U  8 

commissioner 
Davis  A,  county  supervisor 

DouuIasB ,  dentist 

Eschbacher  F  A,  hotel 

Farley   M,  attorney-at-law  and   notary 

public 
Fish  N  B,  sheriflF 
Garibaldi  Joseph,  grocer 
Hartling  V,  hurness  and  shoemaker 
Heudel  Chas  W,  surveyor 
Howe  A  J,  superior  judge 
Ift  George,  blacksmith 
Jones  Isaac  G,  civil  engineer  and  county 

surveyor 
Jump  Alemby,  county  physician 
Kaiser  Fritz,  liquors 
Kimball  W  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Kimball  W  C,  druggist 
Latreille  B,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 
Luther  W  T,  county  assessor 
Martin  G  C,  painter 
McDonald  Owen,  hotel 
McGuire  A  J,  carpenter  and  builder 
McKinsey  C  J,  public  administrator  and 

coroner 
Meauy  N  H,  li  |uors 
Meroux  J  M  B,  grocer 

"MOUNTAIN  MESSENGER**  (The), 

Vaughn  &  Downer  publishers 
Nessler  Lorenz,  brewery 
Nolancl  &  Sons,  blacksmiths 
Orear  J  W,  guns,  tobacco  and  stationery 
Osgood  L  H,  attorney-at-law 


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Pnrdy  H  H,  jeweler  and  candies 

Ryan  Wm,  postmaster  and  notary  pub- 
lic 

SCAHHAN  n,  banker 

Scott  John,  county  treasurer,  cigars  and 
tobacco 

"SIERRA    OaUNTY  TaiBTJNE." 

(Jalkiu  Bros  publishers 

Smith  C  C,  druggist 

Smith  S  A,  attorney-at-law 

Soward  F  D,  district  attorney  and  at- 
torney-at-law 

Spauldiiig,  Mowry  &  Co,  grocers 

Stackus  T  M,  furniture  and  upholstery 

Stewart  J  H,  liquors 

Strange  H,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 
recorder 

Taylor  &  Forbes,  foundry 

Thorp  J  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

VAUGHN  &  DOWNER  (J  A  Vaughn 
and  E  K  Downer),  publishers  "Moun- 
tain Messenger" 

Wall  J  K,  county  supervisor 

Wehe  F  K,  at.torney   and  counselor-at- 

law 
Wf  ir  &  Mead,  livery  stable 
Weston  R  S,  justice  of  the  peace 
Wiggins  J  S,  liquors 
Williams  I,  hairdri  sser 
Winchill  (I,  jtistice  of  the  peace 
Wixsou    J    S,    county    superintendent 

schools 


SIERRA  COUNTY  TRIBUNE 

Published  e\ery  Thursday,  at 

Downieyille,  Sierra  Connty,  Cal. 


CALKINS  BROS.,  Proprietors. 


The  Tribune  has  the  Largest  Circula- 
tion of  any  Paper  published  in  Sierra 
County. 

Special  inducements  to  advertisers. 


DOW'S  PRAIRIE. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post-office  and 
small  farming  settlenu-nt,  6  miles 
north  of  Areata  and  17  miles  northeast 
of  Pjureka. 

RECKART  JACOB,  postmaster 


DRYTOWN. 

Amador  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  and  mining  camp,  52 
miles  from  Sacramento  via  Latrobe, 
16  miles  by  stage  from  lone,  and  1 1 
miles  from  Jackson.     Population  400. 

Barney  E  S,  supt  reduction  works 
Church  M  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
French  C  L,  constable 
Grimes  George,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

HENDERSON  F  B,  proprietor  Ex- 
change Hotel  and  agent  Hamilton's 
stage  line 

Isenman  &  Giannini  (F  Isonman  and  F 
Giainiini),  Drytown  Meat  Market 

JENNINGS  WILLIAM,  general  mer- 
chandise, groceries  and  hardware, 
postmaster  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 
agent  and  manager  Western  Union 
Telegraph  Co 

Lemoin  Geo  W,  blacksmith 

Norman  W  A,  physician 

Phcenix  Reduction  Works,  E  S  Barney 
supt 

Potosi  Mine,  Chas  Thomas 

Seaton  Mine.  Wm  Simon  supt 

WILLIAMS  JOSEPH  C,  general  mer- 
chandise 

DUARTE. 

Los  Anoeles  County.  A  post-office 
several  miles  southeast  of  Los  Angules. 

BRONSON  A  B.  postmaster,  real  es- 
tate and  insurance  agent  and  general 
merchandise 


Alameda 
Station. 


DUBLIN. 

County.     See    Dougherty's 


DUNCAN'S  MILLS. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  Russian 
River  at  the  point  where  the  North 
Pacitic  Coast  Railroad  crosses,  and  is 
the  present  terminus  of  tlie  road,  1  ^ 
miles  from  the  sea  and  65  miles  from 
San  Kafael.  The  mill  was  built  in 
1860,  and  has  been  operated  success- 
fully for  eighteen  years.  The  popula- 
tion may  number  'J50. 

AUman  &  Queen,  North  Coast  stage  line 
Duncan  Samuel,  postmaster 
Duncan's  Mills  Land  and  Lumber  Co 
McLean  D,  blacksmith  and  engineer 
Moor  F  B,  blacksmith 
Moscow  Mill,  lumber  mfrs 


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North  Coast    Stage    Line,    AUman  &; 

Queen  proprs 
Orr  John,  liquors 
Paterson  James,  cheese  mfr 
(jueen  C,  agts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Queen  &  Good,  hotel 
Bicioli  A,  dairyman 
Rielly  Mill,  Railroad,  Land  and  Lumber 

Co 
Rule  Mrs,  wood,  bark  and  cattle 
Saitori  V,  dairyman 
Schloss  S,  general  merchandise 
Sloan  Chas  F,  hairdresser 
Smith  William,  bootmaker 

TOMASENl  G,   commission   merchant 
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DUNNIGAN. 

Yolo   County.    A  post,  express 
telegraph  office  about  18   miles 
Woodland.     Population  125, 

HATNES  &    EARLL,   general 

chandise 
Lewis  <  Jeo  B,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Mitchell    &    Yariuk,    blacksmiths  and 

wagonmaki-rs 
Wilkiusiin  B  D,  operator  Western  Union 

Telegraph 

DURHAM. 

Butte  Cointy.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  offieeon  thoOegon  Division 
of  the  Central  Paoirie  R,  R.,  18  miles 
northwest  of  Oroville. 

Criley  Andrew,  blacksmith 

EPPERSON  E  A,  hotel 

Harris  N  A,  wagonniaktT 
Locey  J  H,  general  merchandise 
Taylor  Wm,  lliutr-mill 
Turley  John,  saloon 


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Placer  County. 
telegraph   office. 


A  post,  express  and 
A  p'ace  of  some 
historio  importance,  on  account  of  its 
rich  mines.  An  extensive  lumbering 
trade  is  carried  on  in  the  vicinity,  a  d 
Bom  of  tiie  heaviest  hydraulic  mining 
of  thy  State  is  done  here.  The  scen- 
ery in  the  vicinity  is  picturesque 
and  grand.  It  is  on  the  Central 
Pacitic  R.  U.,  OG  miles  from  Sacra- 
mento, and  .31  miles  northeast  of 
Auburn.     Population  about  1,500. 

Anderson  Henry,  saloon 
Barrett  Charles  A,  variety  store 
Book  Herman,  saloon 


BROWN  ADAM>  cigars  and  tobacco 

Coburn  L  G,  principal  Grammar  School 

Cohen  H  &  Bro  (H  andM  Cohen),  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Cohen  H  attd  M  (H  Cohen  &  Bro) 

Colegrove  Lee,  livery  stable 

Davis  Abraham,  saloon 

Disque  Henry,  C  P  R  R  agt,  and  gen- 
eral merchandise  depot 

Dunn  James  F,  saloon 

DUTCH   FLAT    HOTEL,    Edward 

Mallows  projirietor 

Eshbach  D.ivid  M,  dentist 

Faller  John  R,  saloon  depot 

Ferguson  A.aron,  cirpenier 

OOULD  JAMES  L  (Towie  Bros  &  Co) 

Halsey  Henry  H,  postmaster 

Halsey  Stephen  G,  varieties 

Harris  Rev  J  J,  clergyman   (Methodist) 

Hdlhousc  Wni,  hardware 

Hoos  B'rank  C,  saloon 

Hoos  .John,  bootmaker 

Hudepohl  Herman  R,  dry  goods,  cloth- 
ing, and  agt  Johnston  Optical  Co 

Jameson  James,  barber  and  justice  of 
peace 

Jones  J  T,  druggist 

Kopp  Charles,  meat  market 

Landman  Julius  C,  watclimaker 

MAKER  GEO  S,  wholesale  and  retail 
provisions,  j^roceries,  liquors,  cigars, 
tobacco,  hardware,  tinware,  crockery, 
crain,  feed,  etc  i%<?M 

MALLOWS  EDWARD,  proprietor 
Dutch  Flat  Hotel 

Martin  Noble,  physician 

MoClure  E  L,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  and 
ojierator  W  U  Telegraph  Co 

Mcintosh  J,  saloon 

Meyer  John,  constible,  collector  and 
general  business  agt 

Michell  Wm  F,  brewery  and  ice   depot 

Nelson  James  W,  saloon 

Nicholls  W  &  V,  hankers 

"PLACER  TIMES"  (The)  (weekly), 
Wm  A  Wheeler  editor  and  proprietor 

Prewett  J  E,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Rahlin  John,  s.alonn 

Kunckel  John  H,  grocery  and  bakery 

St  Clair  L  P,  meat  market 

Sharon  Wm  A,  propr  Placer  Hotel 

Stock  ma  i  H,  cleaner  and  repairer  of 
clothes 

TOWLE  A.  0  W  and  E  W  (Towle 

Bros  &  Vai) 
TOWLE  BROS  &  CO  (A,   G  W   and 

E  W  Towle  antl  J   L  (rould),  lumber 
manufacturirs 
Uren  E  C,  civil  engineer  and  US  deputy 
surveyor 

WHEELER  W  A.  proprietor  "Placer 

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EAGLE  CREEK. 

Shasta  Countv.     Post-office    Igo;  18 
miles  southwest  of  Shasta. 

McFarland  Wm,  general  merchandise 
HXJBRAT  JACOB,   general  merchan- 
dise 
Wilder  J  C,  blacksmith 


EAGLEVILLE. 

Modoc  County.    A  post-office,  43  miles 
southeast  of  Dorris  Bridge. 

Bowman  W  H,  blacksmith 

GEE  S  J>  postmaster 

Jones  J  E,  general  merchandise 

McCarty  E,  blacksmith 

McCormick  Wm  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

Morrow  John,  livery  stable 

Parman  Joseph,  constable 

Renshaw  Mrs,  hotel 

Smith  L,  furniture  mfr 


EAST  BERKELEY. 

Alameda  County.     See  Berkeley. 


EAST  LAKE. 

Lake  County.  A  post-office,  about  14 
miles  from  Lakeport. 

FIEDLER  F,  superintendent  Sulphur 
Bank  Quicksilver  Mining  Co,  Sulphur 
Bank  Store,  general  merchandise,  ho- 
tel and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's 
Express 

Hopkins  F  V,  general  merchandise  and 
physician 

Stubbs  C,  butcher 

Tucker  Jas  E,  postmaster 

EAST  OAKLAND. 

Alameda  Counit.     See  Oakland, 


EASTON. 

Fresno  County.     V  post-office,  6  miles 
south  of  Fresno  City. 

Linilstrom  P  0,  blacksmith 
WHITNEY  MRS  JE>  postmistress 


EDDY'S  LANDING. 

Colusa  County.    See  Grand  Island. 


EIGHT  MILE  HOUSE. 

Yolo  County.  Post-office  Woodland ; 
8  miles  west  of  Woodland;  popula- 
tion 35. 

OLIVER  A  Ji  saloon 


EL  CAJON. 

San  Diego  County.     A  post-office,  13 
miles  northeast  of  San  Diego. 

Clark  R,  horticulturist 
Cowles  G  A,  farmer 

KNOX  A  L>  postir  ister  and  hotel 

Rea  J  B,  general  merchandise 


EL  DORADO. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telitgraph  office,  of  about  300  in- 
habitants, about  54  miles  east  of  Sac- 
ramento, a  station  on  the  stage  line 
leading  from  Shingle  Springs  to  Plac- 
erville,  once  a  great  mining  section. 
Lying  in  the  mountains,  as  it  does,  it 
has  a  pure,  bracing  atmosphere,  and 
is  supported  by  mining  and  agricul- 
ture. 

Beem  M  C,  saloon 

Berns  Bernard,  general  merchandise 

Borro  &  Casta,  winery 

Broadded  J  W,  general  merchandise 

Coblentz  &  Bro  (Cerf  and  Nathan  Co- 
blentz),  general  merchandise 

Davis  L  M,  fruit  grower 

DREW  W  C  L>  postmaster  and  re- 
corder 

Drew  W  C  L  &  J  B,  saddles,  harness 
and  stationery,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Fisher  John  A,  liquors 

Gaf  ney  James,  meat  market 

Gait  1  A,  collector  and  assessor 

Gilmore  N,  supt  Angora  Goat  Associa- 
tion and  supervisor 

Graham  L  A,  liquors 

Loofbourrow  D  T,  general  merchandise 

Miller  J  W,  liquors 

Norton  D  E,  fruit  grower 

Quinn  M  F,  blacksmith 

Robinson  M  S,  fruit  grower 

Shaver  J,  bootmaker 

Tallman  Mrs  Alice,  propr  Oriental  Hotel 

Tracy  F  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

Warf  A  J,  constable 

Yeadon  Joshua,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Yeadon  Willia./i,  liquors  and  cigars 


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ELEVEN  MILE  STATION. 


MARIP0S4  County. 
Station. 

WOOD  J  W,  hotel 


Fost-offioe  Clark's 


ELIZABETH  LAKE. 

Los  Anoeles  Coumtt.    A  post-office, 
about  30  miles  from  Newhall. 

MYEBS  J  W>  station-keeper  and  deal- 
er in  hay  and  grain 


ELIZABETHTOWN. 

YcBA  County.   Post-office  Wheatland. 

Corbin  Frank,  mine 
Lathrop  W  B,  saw-mill 
Leavett  R  E,  mine 
Manson  Wm,  mine 
O'Niel  R  M,  ranch 


ELK  CREEK. 

Colusa  County.  A  post-office,  40  miles 
northwest  of  Colusa,  in  the  foot-hills 
of  the  Coast  Range  Mountains;  popu- 
lation 50.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail 
with  Colusa. 

Friday  k  Knight,  blacksmiths 
Houston  J  W,  general  merchandise 
Kinnaman  Martin,  liquors 
PTLE  W  H.  postmaster 
Van  Syoc  John,  hotel  and  feed  stable 
Williams  John,  justice  of  the  peace 


ELK  GROVE. 

SacrabiIEnto  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office.  It  is  most 
pleasantly  situated  on  the  Wes- 
tern Division  of  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.,  distant  from  San  Francisco  135 
miles,  from' Sacramento  16;  estimated 
population  400.     It  is  the  center  of  a 

Srosperoua  grain,  fruit,  and  wine-pro- 
ucing  section;  exports  are  ''mit, 
grain,  hay,  wine,  wood,  wool,  and 
flour.  The  country  in  the  immediate 
vicinity  is  very  picturesque,  and  the 
many  well-cultivated  farms  and  hand- 
some country  residences  indicate  a 
prosperous  condition,  and  augurs  fav- 
orably for  the  growth  and  permanency 
of  the  place. 

Abrams  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Andrews  J  N,  general  merchandise 

Bower  k  Hill,  Hour-mill 

Bower  L,  warehouse 

Bowsfield  W,  tanner  and  bootmaker 


Bradford  C  S,  drugcrist  and  phjrsHan 

Chinnick  James  T,  blacksmith  end 
wagonmaker 

Edgington  L  C,  general  merchandise 

Edgington  &  Lowe,  butchers 

EVJBBSON  J  ft  OOf  general  merchan- 
dise and  grain  warehouse 

Hill  John  D,  wheelwright 

Holland  T  J,  agt  C  PR  ti,  and  tele- 
graph operator 

Kempter  T  B,  harness  and  saddlery 

Longenecker  A  J,  hardware,  stoves  and 
tinware 

Martin  J  W,  hotel  and  butcher 

Pearce  W  H,  carpenter  and  builder 

Pickett  Ed,  sidoon 

Priddy  Rev  W  B,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) ( 

Rollins  N  W,  carpenter  arid  builder 

Stevens  D  J,  hotel 

Stewart  S  C,  carpenter  and  builder 

Toronto  Hotel,  D  J  Steyens  propr 


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San  Benito  County.    See  Emmett. 


ELK  HORN. 

San  Joaquin  County. 

Meeker  A  C,  justice  of  peace 
Young  Edward,  justice  of  peace 


ELKHORN  STATION. 

Calaveras  County. 
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ELLIOTT. 

San  Joaquin  County.    A  post-office,  -ag- 
26  miles  northeast   of    Stockton,   8    cS- 
miles    by  stage   southeast    of    Gait. 
Population  100. 

Bovard  M  &  Co,  flonring-mills 

Evans  T  C,  snloon 

HICKET  ft  mSENER.  gen  mdse 

McCulloch  J  W,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Misener  N  S,  postmaster  and  notary 
public 

Mitchell  L  T,  carpenter 

Pinkei*ton  Mrs  M  J,  boarding-house 


ELLIS'  LANDING. 

San  Joaquin  County.  Post-office  Tracy. 
Ellis  Geo,  grain  dealer 


ELLIS. 

San  Joaquin  County.    See  Tracy. 


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ELMIRA. 

Solano  County.  A  post,  express,  and 
telegraph  office  in  a  rich  farming  dis- 
trict, 60  miles  from  San  Francisco  and 
11  miles  northeast  of  Suisun,  on  the 
California  Pacific  R.  B.  Population 
about  300. 

Allison  Mrs  Itha,  millinery 

Allison  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise  and 
grain  warehouse 

Alsansan  Rev  J  M,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

BARRETT  J  H.  insurance,  notary 
public  and  justice  of  the  peace 

Caaman  William,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Chandler  F  B,  lumber 

Collier  J  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Cripps  S  A,  blacksmith 

Diclcson  Albert,  meat  market 

Gamble  John  T,  deputy  constable 

OEOROE  E  Hi  confectionery,  tobacco 
and  ciffars  and  barber  shop 

OEOROE  WILLIAM.  proprietor 
Geonre's  hotel  and  restaurant 

HA]m.TON  ALBERT  W.  boot- 
maker 

Keating  James  T,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

KendaU  C  B,  agt  Central  Pacific  R  R 

Kiely  B,  liquors 

Lason  Rev  William,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

March  R  B,  livery  stable 

Meeker  8  M,  phyaiciaa 

Myere^  iilliza,  hotel  and  livery 

Ryau  Dan,  li(|Uors  and  hotel 

Reynolds  W  J,  liciuors 

SCHEELIlfE  N,  general  merchandise, 
postmaster,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
and  grain  warehouse 

Schnee  C  M,  co.^  <taole 

Shaw  S  F,  bootmaker 


EL  MONTE. 

Los  Anoeles  Countv.  A  post  and  tel- 
egraph office,  11  miles  northeast  of 
Los  Angeles.     Population  375. 

Bryant  B  S,  constable 

Chappel  R  D,  constable 

Dodson  W  R,  hotel 

Haddox  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 

McLaia  Thomas,  general  merchandise 

Melzer  Louis,  gen  mdso  and    postmaster 


EMERY. 

San  DiEoo  County,    A  post-office,  llj 
miles  from  Campo. 

Buckman  Amos,  carpenter  Soda  Springs 
Channing  Henry,  stock -grower 


Chilwell  &  Campbell,  wool-growera 
Crouch  Herbert,  stocl  -growers 
EMERY  BROS>  atock  growers 
EMERY  W  8,  postmaster 
Flyn  J,  stock  grower 


EMIGRANT  GAP. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  17  miles  from  Dutch 
Flat  and  50  miles  northeast  of  Auburn, 
on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 

Banvard  A  L,  agt  Central  Pacific  R  R 

CAFFYN  D>  postmaster,  hotel  snd 
livery  stable 

Chinn  J  B,  lumber 

Clark  M  M,  saloon 

Downing  O  B,  hairdresser  and  miner 

Hyatt  M  R,  general  merchandise 

Mahan  J,  saloon 

McDonald  Angus,  saloon 

Osborn  R  S,  general  merchandise 

Warner  Chas  A,  bootmaker 

Wilson  A  B,  physician 


EMMATON. 


Sacramento  Coumty.     Distance  from 
San  Francisco,  by  river,  56  miles;  its 
resources   are    agriculture.     Popula- 
tion estimated  at  100. 
Steele  S  W,  harnessmaker 
UPHAM  J  Ml  general  merchandise 


EMMETT. 


San  Benito  County.  A  post-office,  16 
miles  by  stage  from  Tres  Pinos. 

Ackley  Samuel,  farmer 

Call  G  W,  speculator 

Fowle  A,  stock  raiser 

Fowle  Charley,  butcher  and  stock 
raiser 

Fowle  G  W,  stock  raiser 

Fredson  A  H,  hotel  and  cooper 

Keliher  Jerry,  stock  raiser  and  dairy- 
man 

Koppel  Alex,  dairyman 

Lonasel  Barney,  dairyman 

Linch  W  M,  farmer 

McKlroy  R  H,  postmaster 

McKanna  I'atrick,  dairyman 

Miller  John,  horse  raiser 

lUliker  Jerry,  atock  raiser  and  dairyman 


ENCINITOS. 

San  Dieoo  County.  A  post-office,  sit- 
uated 25  miles  from  Han  Diego  City 
on  the  California  Southern  R.  R. 

Chaffin  Rjpostmaster  and  general  mdse 
RATTAN  THOS,  land  owner 


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ENGLEWOOD. 

Humboldt  Coumtt.    A  poat-office. 

Davis  Henry  &  Bro,  hotel,  post-office, 
and  farmer 

Dennis ,  lumber-mill 

Riodell  L,  general  merchandise,  post- 
master, painter  and  farmer 


ENTERPRISE. 

Butte  County.    A  post-office,  15  miles 
northeast  of  Oroville.   Population  160. 

BURROUGHS    CHAS,   general 

chandise 
Drown  G  A,  hotel 
Kloss  P,  hotel 


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EPPERSON. 


Colusa    C  unty.     A 
miles  from  Williams. 


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For  ilation  30. 


EPPERSON  B  C,  hotel  and  postmaster 
Gaither  J  W,  surveyor 

Hemstoad ,  physician  and  dentist 

Tucker  W  M,  general  merchandise 


ERIE. 

San  Benito  County.    A  post-office,  60 
miles  southeast  of  Hollister. 

BUTTON  A  T  D.  blacksmith 
TUCKER  E  B.  postmaster 


ETNA  MILLS. 

Slskiyou  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  in  Scott  Valley,  at  the 
base  of  Salmon  Mountains,  30  miles 
south  from  Vreka,  the  county  seat. 
Population  300. 

Baker  I  L,  hotel 

Beard  J  S,  attorucy-at-law  and   notary 

iiublic 
Bills  L,  bootmaker 
Braun  J  V,  attorney-at-law 
Brown   John   V,   attorney-at-law    and 

notary  public 
Buckner  (lOo,  general  merchandise 
Campbell  J  C,  saloon 
Diggles  Jas  A,  druggist 
Doran  Kichurd,  saloon 
"ETNA POST,"  Geo  Rodgers  editor 

and  proprietor 
Evans  &  Davis,  blacksmiths 
Frantz  F  W,  wagon  and  cabinetmaker 
BVantz  &  Wallis,  cabinetmakers 
Genny  Henry,  saloon 
Hyde  David  H,  bootmaker  and  barber 
Kappler  Chas,  brewer  and  saloon 


Kist  4  French,  flour-mill 

Lanphier  A,  boots  and  shoes 

Marx  Martin,  harnessmaker  and  sad- 
dler 

Messner  Jacob,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Miller  E,  tinner 

Nuttinc  C  W,  physician 

PARKER,  CAMPBELL  &  CO.  gener- 
al merchandise,  managers  W  U  Tele- 
graph Co  and  agts  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Petty  &  Muxum,  saloon 

Pitman  &  Adams,  marble  works 

Pitraann  M  B,  saw-mill 

Kitz  John  &  Co,  livery  stables 

ROGERS  GEO,  editor  and  proprietor 
"Etnu  Post" 

Schmidt  Nicholas,  hotel      , 

SINGLE  J  M.  postmaster 

Skelton  J  F,  watchmaker 

Smith  J  M,  cabinetmaker 

Smith  N,  hotel 

STEPHENS  JOSEPH,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Strasburg  Robert,  carpenter 

Sullivan  H  W,  livery  stable 

Sutherland  James,  livery  stable 

Young  Enos,  butcher 


WEEKLY  ETNA  POST. 

PUBLISHED  AT 
EVERY  SATURDAY,  BY 

CEO.  ROGERS. 


An  Independent  Journal  devoted  to 
State  and  Local  News. 


EUREKA. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  on  Hum- 
boldt Bay,  230  miles  north  of  San 
Francisco.     Population  about  3,000. 

Eureka  is  only  second  to  San  Fran- 
cisco as  a  seaport  in  California.  It  is 
chiefly  dependent  upon  the  timber  and 
stock  int-rfsts  of  the  county  for  sup- 
port. The  city  is  one  of  the  most  ex- 
pensively and  tastefully  laii  out  on  the 
coast.  Slany  handsome  business  blocks 
and  public  buildings  adorn  her  thor- 
oughfares. The  streets  are  rectangular 
and  kept  in  good  condition;  while  the 
facilities  for  numerous  vessels  "along 
the  wharves"  are  quitu  adequate.  Eu- 
reka is  lijihted  with  gas,  and  possesses 
many  of  the  useful  institutions  of  a  me- 


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tropolis.  The  advantages  of  her  climate 
bring  Humboldt  County  into  prominence 
as  an  agricultural  and  dairying  country. 
Never  has  drought  interfered  with  the 
prospects  of  farmers  here;  in  fact  it  is 
noticeable  that  when  other  parts  of  the 
State  are  suffering  from  extremely  dry 
years,  this  favoted  locality  yields  larger 
crops  than  usual. 

AXE  FREDi  postmaster,  comer  H 
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AYRESWH*  publisher  "Democratic 
Standard,"  corner  2d  and  £ 

Biurd  Thos»  commission  merchant  and 
agt  steamer  Humboldt,  foot  E 

Baldwin  k  Mercer  (M  H  Baldwin  and 
W  L  Mercer),  saddlery  and  harness, 
cor  2d  and  D 

Barman  Henry,  dry  goods  and  general 
merchandise,  cor  2d  and  F 

Barnum  Gorham  N,  liquors,  F  bet  1st 
and  2d 

Bariy  k  Fitzgerald  (James  Barry  and  J 
P  Fitzgert^),   liquom,   cor  1st  and  E 

Becker  Martin,  liquors,  2d  bet  E  and  F 

Belcher  Peter,  insurance  agt 

BELL  FRED  W>  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agt,  notary  public  and  commis- 
sioner of  deeds,  94  2d 

Benard  J  E,  surveyor  of  logs,  94  2d 

Bigelow  C  E.  blacksmith,  63  E 

Blocksburg  Hotel,  Capt  H  H  Ticknor 
propr 

Bonsell  Ed,  groceries,  cor  Clark  and  B 

BONSTELL  W  T,  books,  stationery, 
music,  pictures  and  frames,  120  3d 

Boscow  Mrs  Wm,  stamping,  etc 

Brett  Wm,  liquors,   1st  bet  F  and  G 

BRODRICK  6  J>  black  and  shipsmith, 
foot  E 

Brown  A  L,  city  clerk 

BROMTN  LOT  M>  liquors,  cor  3d  and  E 

BROWN  T  M,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

Brumtield  W  H,  attomey-at-law,  cor  2d 
and  I 

Buck  S  M,  city  attorney 

Buhne  H  H,  vice-pres  Humboldt  Coun- 
ty Bank,  E  bet  2d  and  3d 

Buhne  H  H  &  Co(H  H  Buhne  and  Chas 
Everding),  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements,  1st  bet  E  and  F 

Bullock  N,  insurance  agt  and  notary 
public 

Burnett  Bros  (H  M  and  EH  Burnett), 
gunsmiths,  F  bot  2d  and  3d 

California  Wine  Rooms,  Jas  Montgom- 
ery, cor  3d  and  E 

Carr  J,  livery  stable,  cor  3d  and  D 

CHELSTRANI)  A.  tailor,  V^ance 
Block 

Chope  Alex  &  Son,  carriage  iind  wagon- 
makers  as  i  blacksmith,  2d  bet  E  and 
D 


Chope  Bros  (Alex  and  Arthur  Chope), 
horseshoers  and  wagonmakers,  cor  3d 
andD 
Clark  Jonathan,  councilman 
Close  &    Mercer,   carpenters  and  con- 
tractors, cor  Ist  and  G 
Cochran  A  C,  attorney-at-law,  cor  6th 

and  I        

GONAR  JOHN*  liquors  (Sailors'  Home), 

1st  near  D 
Coonan  J  F,  agt   W  U  Tel  Co,  Vance 

House 
Cooper  Sol,  recorder  U  S  Land  Office 
Costerlin  J  B,  county  school  supt 
Cottrell  Augustus,  councilman 
Curley  James,  liquors,  cor  F  and  1st 
CUTLER  THOMAS*  commission  mer- 
chant and  grocer  and  councilman,  73 
1st 
Davis  S  B,  physician  and  surgeon,  F  bet 

3d  and  4th 
De  Haven  J  J,  attomey-at-law 
"DEMOCRAT IC  STANDARD." 

(weekly),  Wm  Ayres  publisher,  cor  2d 

andE 
Devlin  C  L,  boots  and  shoes,  2d  bet  H 

andG 
Devoy  Bros  (H  M  and  James  Devoy), 

Eureka  Livery  Stable,  cor  3d  and  D 
DICKSON  R  A  justice  of  the  peace, 

next  door  to  Odd  Fellows'  Hall 
Ditismore  J  O,  county  supervisor 
l')olbeer  k  Carson,  saw- mill,  head  of  2d 
Dollison  J  K,  real  estate    and    notary 

public,  139  2d 
Domingo  Mark,  fruits,  45  E 
Dwyer  J  W,   dry  and  fancy  goods,  3d 

near  F 
Elbra  J,  liquors,  F  bet  Ist  and  2d 
Fairfield  Chas,  liquors.  South  Park  Sa- 
loon 
Fay  G  M  &  Bro,  shingle-mill 
FERRARA  JOSEPH,  liquors,  1st  bet 

E  and  I) 
Ferrier  David,  carriage  painter,  cor  2d 

andD 
Fisher  G  L,  liinors,  cor  2d  and  H 
FISHER  &  OUNTHER,  oyster  house 

and  restaurant,  E  bet  2d  and  3d 
Flanagan,  Brosnan  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Fleming  &  Whitman,  liquors,  2d  bet  E 

and  F 
Foster  S  B,  physician,  cor  2d  and  H 
Freese  J    W,    dentist    and    physician, 

Vance  Block,  2d  bet  F  and  G 
Freund  &  Morgan,  mfrs  cigars 
FRUCHTNICHT  J,  liquors,  2d  bet  E 

and  F 
Gall  J  J,  restaurant,  2d  bet  E  and  F 
Gallagher  M   F,    barber,    Vance  House 

Block 
Gallagher  &  Ruhl,*liquors,  Vance  House 

Saloon 
I  Gates  0  J,  dentist,  cor  2d  and  H 


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Geandrot  Mias  E  M,  fancy  goods,  mil- 

linerv,  etc,  cor  F  and  3d  t 

Qemmill  &  Gibbard,  house  {urnishing 

goods  and  furniture 
Grant  M  H,  photographer,  3d  bet  E  and 

F 
Gross  Reuben,  physician,  3d  bet  F  and  G 
Guenette  F,  teacher  of  vocal  music,  cor 

G  and  6th 
Haensel  Julius,  restaurant  and  bakery, 

E  bet  3d  and  4th 
Haney  John,  fruits,  2d  bet  E  and  F 
Hiinna  A  W,  attorney-at-law,  F  bet  2d 

and  3d 
Hannah  John,  county  supervisor 
Hansen  Mrs  P,  hairdresser,  2d  nr  G 
Haynes  John  P,  superior  judge 
Henderson  J  VV,  pres  Humboldt  County 

Bank,  E  bet  2d  and  3d 
Heney  Geo  K,  real  estate  and  general 
business  agt,  notary  public  and  city 
assessor,  137  2d 
Herrick  R  F,  county  surveyor 
HTT'T^'RIt    CIHAS>    cabinetmaker    and 

Elk  Horn  finisher,  F  bet  3d  and  4th 
Hill  Stephen,  county  supervisor 
Hitchings  J  W,  dealer  in  wood,  cor  B 

an>l  W  ashington 
Holesworth  &  Fisher,  liquors,  2d  nr  F 
Hopkins  Geo  \V,  attorney-at-law,    no- 
tary public  and  justice  of  the  peace 
Hopkins  J  P,  carpenter 
Howard  (J  M,  hotel,  cor  3d  and  E 
Howard  E  H,  police  judge 
Huk  &  McLean,  brewery 
Hulse  B,  horseshoer  and  blacksmith,  cor 

F  and  5th 
Hulstis  W  F,  cigars  and  tobacco,  n  s  2d 

bet  E  and  F 
Humboldt  County  Bank,  J  W  Hender- 
son pres,  H  H  Buhnc  vice-pres,  W  M 
Pluntoon  cashier,  E  bet  2d  and  3d 

HUMBOLDT  STEAMSHIP  CO.   W 

J  Sweasey  &  iSuns  atfjnts,  2d 

"HUMBOLDT  TIMES." W  H  Wy- 

man  publisher,  cor  4th  and  F 
Hunter  C   W,    attorney-at-law,  Vance 

Block 
Huutoon     W    M,    cashier     Humboldt 

County  Bank,  1%  Ix^t  2d  and  3d 
lohmann    I,    hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware, cor  4tli  and  I 
Jacobson  R,    boots  and    shoes,  cor  4th 

and  Vw 
James  Rev  G  W,  Methodist  clergyman 
Janssen  E  &  Co,  proprs  The  Branch,  cor 

M  and  E,  and  !st  bet  E  and  F 
Johnston  W  H,  hardware,  tinning  and 

plumbing,  cor  E  and  2d 
.lones  D  R  &  Co,  saw-mills,  office  H 
Jones  8,  bootmaker 
Jones  VVarren,  fruits,  64  F 
Kapple  Wm  S  &  Hon,  liquors  and  shoot- 

imj  gal'ery,  2d  bet  G  and  H 


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Kaliacher  N  &  Co,  clothing,  dry  goods, 

etc,  105  2d 
yBLTfBH.  C  F.  Humboldt  Market,  E 

bet  3d  and  4th 
Kendall  &   Acheson,  Humboldt  Livery 

Stable,  cor  2d  and  D,  and    Fashion 

Stable,  cor  2d  and  H 
Kendall  D,  councilman 
Kenyon  J  G,  general  merchandise 
Kimball  John    H,  justice  of  the  peace, 

166  2d 
KINGSTON  HARRY,  city  treasurer, 

commission    merchant    and    storage, 

agent  for  steamers  Mary  D  Hume  and 

Alta,  D  St  Wharf 
Kinsey  L  T,  county  treasurer 
Ijanigan  T  J,  Eureka  Foundry,  1st  bet 

E  and  D  . 

Lathrop  H  D,  D  D,  principal  Humboldt 

Seminary 
Lettunech  Martin,  restaurant  and  ci^ar 

stand,  Ist  nr  D 
Leventhal  A,  general  auctioneer 
Lincoln  Planing  Mills,  cor  2d  and  K 
Lindsay  N  G,  city  marshal 

UyiNGSTON    JOHN    N    &    CO, 

liquors,  cor  Ist  and  D 
Loewdnthal  J,  c^othmg  and  furnishing 

goods,  2d  bet  E  and  F 
Long  Joseph,  fruits,  etc,  E 
Lynch  Rev  C  N,  Catholic  clergyman 
Mathews  James  E,  book  store,  station- 
ery and  news  agency,  F  bet  2d  and  3d 
Mathews  P  W,  barber,  E  bet  Ist  and  2d 
McCarty  J,  bootmaker,  Ist  bet  E  and  F 
McDowell  Ed,  oounty  supervisor 
McGaraghan  P,  liquors,  1st  bet  F  and  E 
McGrath  Jane  H,  dressmaking,  3d  bet 

FandG 
McKay  A  &  Co,  Occidental  Saw-mill, 

foot  of  1st 
McLaren  \V  J,  bootmaker,  F  bet   1st 

and  2d 
McLean  I.,  propr  The  Overland  House 
McNally  Ju,  liquors,  cor  1st  and  E 
McNamar  I  W  J,  clothing  and  furnish- 
ing gooo  J,  cor  E  and  2d 
Mentz  Cl'^f's,  druggist,  F  bet  2d  and  3d 
Miller  Ci\rl,  watchm^iker   and  jeweler, 

cor  E  and  2d 
Miller  Chas,  liquors,  1st  bet  D  and  E 
Miller  &  Miller,  attorneys-at-law 
Monroo  J  P,  Monroe  Soda  Factory,  cor 

A  and  Washington 
Moore  S  B,  mgr  Vance  House 
Morgan  Wm,  cigar  manufactory,  66   F 
Morrtll  J  F,  physician,  cor  2d  and  H 
Murphy  Danl,  hotel,  1st  bet  D  and  E 
MYliOTT  A  E.  general  business  agent, 

corner  2d  and  E 
Occidental  Hotel,  Daniel  Murphy  propr 
Occidental  Saw-mill,  foot  1st 
Oimstead  Chas,  shipsmith  and  black- 
smith, foot  E 


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OTJB  OOBNEB  8AL00F.  Livingaton 
ft  Co,  cor  D  and  lit 

Overland  Houae  (The),  A  McLean  propr 
Peterson  F,  tailor,  '2d  bet  H  and  G 
Porter  J  S,  dentist,  F  bet  3d  and  4th 
Powell  R  B,  drui^ist,  2d  nr  O 
Pratt  W  H,  furniture  and  crockery,  cor 

F  and  2d 
Prince  Peter,  wholesale  liquor  dealer, 

2d  bet  E  and  F 
Pringle  David,  saddlery   and  harness- 
maker,  2d  bet  D  and  E 
Prowse  Bros,  liquors,  cor  1st  and  F 

Puree  Walter,  undertaker  and  agt  Peta- 
luma  Marble  Works 

PuK«r  S,  librarian  Free  Library 

Qursig  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
F  bet  3a  and  4th 

Randall  A  W,  notary  public,  and  gen- 
eral basiness  and  insurance  agt 

Revay  John,  groceries  and  general  mer- 
chandise, 1st  bet  E  and  F 

Rhoaaes  Rev  S  H,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Raith  William,  bakery 

RICHAEDSON   ft  ARMSTRONG. 

barbers,  £  bet  2d  and  3d 

Richardson  Chas,  moulding-mill,  foot  8d 
Ricks  Thos  F,  livery  ana  sale  stables, 

cor  4th  and  F 
Roberts  C  F,  register  U  S  Land  Office 
Robertson  Geo,  marble  works 
Rohner  ft  Ellery  (Henry  Rohner  and 

Frank  Ellery),  groceries  and  general 

merchandise,  cor  2d  and  O 
Roney  &  Prince  (J  M  Rouey  and  P 

Prince),  lii^uors 
Rose  C  L,  boilermaker 
Rotermund  H  H  Jr,  wogonmaker,  61  E 
Rowe  &  Holmes  (E  J  Rowe  and  Robt 

Holmes),  carriage  mfrs,  cor  D  and  3d 
Rbwell  Mrs  E  T,  hotel,  E  bet  3d  and  4th 
Ruscoe   ft    Lundblade,    furniture    and 

bedding,  2d  bet  E  and  F 
Russ  Boarding  House,  Mrs  SinCIair  and 

Mrs  Taylor,  3d  bet  F  and  G 
Russ  Joseph,  Eureka  Market,  G  bet  2d 

and  3d 
Ryan  Miss  J,  millinery  and  fancy  goods 
Ryan  Mrs  L  B,  dressmaking,  cor  F  and 

3d 
St  Joseph's  Institute,  conducted  by  the 

Sisters  of  Mercy,  block  bet  F  and  G 
Sawtell  A  L,  general  merchandise  and 

saloon,  2d  nr  D 
Schenck  A,  physician,  cor  2d  and  I 
Sbaw  G  H,  county  assessor 
Simpson  James,  councilman 
Simpson  ft  Wolfe,  hotel,   106  1st  bet  E 

andF 
Smiley  J  C,  painter,  F 
Smith  A  B,  crockery  and  jewelry,  2d  bet 

FandG 


Snow  ft  Co  (H  K  and  H  C  Snow),  dry 

goMs  ard  gen  mdse,  cor  2d  and  E 
Spence   ft    Armstrong,   v'oceriea    and 

crockery,  2d  bet  E  and  F 
Spring  0  H,  coroner  and  public  admin* 

istrator 
Stafford  C  G,   attomey-at-law,   cor  2d 

andH 
Stem  ft  Ryan,  clothing  and  furnishing 

goods,  68  F 
Stevens  R  W,  county  supervisor 
Storm  Chaa,   harnessmaker,   F  bet  3d 

and  4th 
STRONG  NAT  R  photographer,  2d 

bet  F  and  G.  Vance  Block 

SWEASET  W  J  ft  SON  (W  J  and 

Richard  Sweasey),  groceries  and  gen- 
eral merchandise,  northeast  comer  G 
and  2d 

Taylor  C  G,  groceries  and  general  mer- 
chandise and  afft  Pacific  Coast  Steam- 
ship Co,  cor  2d  and  F 

Taylor  M  S,  gen  mdse,  E  bet  34  and  4th 

"TELEPHONE"  (The),  Austin  Wiley 
and  Will  L  Heney  proprietors 

Thomson  J  S,  county  clerk  and  recorder 

Tobin  £,  cigars  and  candies,  1st  bet  E 
andF 

Tompkins  G  W,  attorney -at-law,  2d 
nrP 

Tupper  R  E,  grocer 

Tuttle  ft  EUsmore,  shingle-mill 

U  S  Land  OfGce,  C  F  Roberta  regiater 
Sol  Cooper  recorder 

Vance  Houae,  S  B  Moore  mgr,  cor  2d 
andG 

VANCE  JOHN,  proprietor  Mad  River 
R  R  and  Saw-mill  and  Vance  Houae 
and  aaw-mill,  Eureka,  corner  G  and  2d 

Walsh  Thos,  general  merchandise  and 
mayor,  cor  Ist  and  E 

Wanteky  Francis,  mfr  jewelry,  cor  2d 
andG 

Watson  John  A,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 
and  insurance,  111  2d 

Watson  ft  Randall,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance agts,  1 1 1  2d 

Weaver  F  A,  City  Laundry,  1st  bet  F 
andG 

Weaver  ft  Melendy,  attomeys-at-law 

Webster  W  H,  constable 

Week  F  A,  draggist  and  stationery,  cor 
F  and  3d 

Week  ft  Kelher,  insurance  agts,  cor  F 
and  4th       

WILEY  ft  HENEY,  publishers  Daily 
and  Weekly  "Telephone,"  179  2d 

Wilson  E  W,  district  attorney  and  no- 
tary pnblic,  G  bet  2d  and  3d 

WTMANWH,  "Humboldt  Times," 
comer  4th  and  F 

Young  Fred,  cigars  and  tobacco,  2d  bet 
EandF 

Yuill  Jamea,  expreaa,  cor  2d  and  E 


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GEO.  BATON,  Commander, 

Will  make  Regular  Trips  between  San  Francisco,  Humboldt  Bay  and 

Crescent  City,  sailing  from 

Jackson  Street  Wharf,  San  Francisco, 

On  the  2d,  12th  and  22d  of  each  month,  at  9  A.  M. 

Sailing  from  City  Wharf,  Eureka, 

On  the  7th,  17th  and  27th  of  each  month,  at  service  of  the  tide. 


THE  HUMBOLDT 

Is  a  NEW  BOAT,  First-Class  in  every  respect,   and  has  SPLENDID 
PASSENGER  ACCOMMODATIONS. 


For  Freight  or  Passage  apply  to 

8EARLE8  &  STONE,       THOMAS  BAIRD, 

22  California  Street,  City  Wharf, 

San  Francisco.  Eureka,  H.  B. 

W.  J.  SWEASEY  &  SON,  General  Agents, 


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Cor.  3d  and  D  Sts.,  Eureka,  H.  B. 


DEVOY  BROTHERS, 

PROPRIETORS. 

Fine  Carriage  Teams  and  Safe  Saddle  Horses  a  Specialty. 

Excellent  Accpniinodations  for  Transient  Custom  and  all  at  Reduced  Rates. 

E  Street,  bet.  Ttiird  and  Fourth,  Eureka,  Cal. 


KcepL>  constantly  on  tiand  all  kinds  of 


Alao  Fowls,  and  all  kinds  of  Garden  and  Field  Produce. 

Goods  sold  at  Bt^drock  Prices  for  Cash.    Vessels  supplied  with  the  best  the 
Market  affords  at  the  LOWEST  CASH  PRICE:). 


EUREKA  NORTH. 

Sierra  County.    See  Fir  Cap. 


EUREKA  SOUTH. 

Nevada  Couniy.     See  Graniteville. 

EVERGREEN. 

Santa  Clara  Couniy.  A  post-office,  7 
miles  southeast  of  San  Jose;  popula- 
tion 120. 

Borton  W  F,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Healy  Wm,  carpenter 

Holland  J  W,  market 

Holland  Simeon,  tailor 

McMurry  Fraiik,  liquors 

Park  John  E,  bootmaker 

Smith  Chas  C,  blacksmith 

SMITH  F  J,  general  merchandise 
postmaster 


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FAIRFAX. 

Marin  Couni-y.  Post-office  San  Rafael. 
A  station  on  the  North  Pacific  Coast 
R.  R.,  18^  miles  from  San  Francisco 
and  si  miles  from  San  Rafael. 

Provesal  S,  soda  water  factory 


FAIRFIELD. 

Solano  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  on  the  California  Pacific  R.  R., 
46  miles  from  San  Francisco;  is  the 
county  seat,  and  has  a  population  of 
400.  It  is  located  in  a  very  fertile  sec- 
tion, and  depends  on  the  interests  of 
agriculture  and  fruit  growing  for  its 
support. 

Baker  S  K,  supervisor 
Buckles  A  J,  district  attorney 
Burchard  Rev  J,  Methodist 
Chamberlain  T  W,  assessor 
Cloutman  J  F,  under  sheriff 
Dalton  A,  supervisor 
Dobbins  A  J,  attorney  and  notary  public 
Dobbins  0  P,  attorney 
Donaldson  J  W,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Donley  W  A,  wagonmaker 

FAIRFIEU)   EXCHANQE  MAH> 

KET  AND  SALOON,  Meyer  &  Levey 

proprietors 
FAIBFIELD  HOTEL   T  P  Hooper 

proprietor 
FAIRFIELD  HOUSE,  Thomas  Joyce 

proprietor 

FABNHAMJOHN.  sheriff 
Fitch  William  W,  county  surveyor 


PRISON  CELIS, 


Feneeii  and  Brldse 
JM7  Main  Street, 


Work. 

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fOHTAHA  ft  WILLIAMSON   (MJ 

Fontana  and  A,  D  Williatnaon),  gener- 
al merohandiae 

GOODWIN  B  H>  blacksmith,  wagon 
and  oarriagemaker 

Greoorv  John  M,  superior  judge 

Haile  Joseph  8,  attorney 

HARVEY  JOEL  A.  county  clerk 

HOOPER  T  Fi  proprietor  Fairfield  Ho- 
tel and  postmaster 

Hoyt  W  K,  county  treasurer  and  tax 
collector 

JOTCE  THOHASi  proprietor  Fairfield 
House 

Lamont  George  A,  attorney 

LEVET  MOSES  (Meyer  &,  Levey) 

McCrory  James,  supervisor 

McCudden  James,  super visior 

McDermott  P,  liquors 

McKenna  Joseph,  attorney 

McLeod  O  A,  blacksmith 

METER  ft  LEVET  (Paul  Meyer  and 
Moses  Levey),  Fairfield  Kxchanse 
Market,  and  liquors,  and  feed  stable 

Moran  Owen,  auditor 

Powell  A,  supervisor 

Robberson  Jasper,  attorney 

Sanborn  Louis  D,  coroner  and  public 
administrator.  Benioia 

SPEBRT  JOHNi  carriaeemaker 

Sutphen  A  W,  supt  public  school 

Turner  Peter,  hotel 

Weinmann  F  P,  county  recorder 

Welles  .r:.me8  T,  constable 

Wendell  &  Kelley  (J  F  Wendell  and  K 
E  Kelley)  attorneys-at-law 

Wilcox  G  W,  physician 

Yost  E  K,  livery 


FAIR  PLAY. 

El  Dorado  Cocnty.  A  postofiice,  18 
miles  southeast  of  Placerville.  Pop- 
ulation 50.  ' 

CARR  J  Oi  general  merchandise 
(t.u..aiier  Wm,  blacksmith 
McKee  Geo,  hotel 
Spaulding  G  W,  carpenter 


FALL  BROOK. 

San  DiKiio  County.  A  post-office,  60 
miles  north  of  San  Diego.  Popula- 
tion 130. 

Fox  Chas,  apiarist 
Hix  James  V,  couHtrble 
MOORE  ft  SCOTT,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Ritchie  C  V,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 


FALL  BROOK  STATION. 

Sam  Dikgo  Couni'Y.  Post-office  Howe; 
B  miles  from  Fall  Brook  on  California 
Southern  R.  R. 

Eley  C  P,  apiarist 


FALL  RIVER  MILLS. 

Shasta  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  70  miles  nortiiuast  of  Redding. 
Population  V25. 

Bowman  J  F,  livery  stable  and  butcher 

Courey  Wnf,  hotel 

COX  ft  MoCLELLAN.  general  mer- 
chandise 

Dennis  &  Fitzwater,  general  kndse 

Eiler  David,  hotel 

Everett  k  Warner  (J  W  Everett  and 
C  S  Warner),  blacksmiths 

Everett  W  J,  h(»tel 

Glascock  J  W,  livery  stable 

MoCSiELLAN  J  B*  postmaster 

Porter  L  V,  hardware 

Powell  L  H,  varieties 

Ripley  David,  saloon 

Rose  M  P,  blacksmith 

Tarter  L  V,  hardware 

Wesman  J  A,  blackamitli 

Winter  J  H,  flour,  saw  and  planing- 
mills 


FANCHER. 

Fre-sno  County.    See  King's  River. 


FARMERSVILLE. 

Tulare  County.    A  post-office,  7  miles 
southeast  ot  Visalia.   Population  120. 

Bell  John,  stock  dealer 
BRUNDAOE  T  J>  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Burk  &  Brown,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Burk  Frank,  saloon 
CROWLET  H,  assistant  postmaster 
Pratt  L  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


FARMINGTON. 

San  Joaquin  County.  A  post,  express, 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Stockton 
and  Copperopolis  Division  of  the  Cen- 
tral Pacific  R  R.,  19^  miles  southeast 
of  Stockton,  the  county  seat.  It  is 
surrounded  by  an  agricultural  district, 
and  the  soil  is  cultivated  extensively 
and  with  profit.     Population  300. 

ALRUTZ  JOHN,  hotel 
Crawford  Robert,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 


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pobtmMter 

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proprietor 

Foran  it  Hughlett  ( W  A  Foran  and  A  J 
Hughlett),  liquort 

Froat  H  0,  agt  Stockton  and  Copper- 
opolia  R  R  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and 
mgr  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Groves  J  M,  grain  warehouse 

Keane  J  F,  agt  S  &  C  R  R,  telegraph 
operator  and  agt  Wells,  Fargo  k  Co 

Murphy  J  O,  hamessmaker 

Reading  &  Long  (C  A  Reading  and  B  F 
Long),  general  merchandise 

BU8SEIX  C  0-  proprietor  Farmington 
Hotel 

Toda  Julius,  meat  market 

Von  Glann  B,  school  teacher 

Weitz  Louis,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Winne  Lawrence,  bootmaker 


FARMINGTON. 

Tehama  County.    See  Riceville. 


FAYAL 

Los  ANQELEii  County.    See  San  Pedro. 


FELTON. 

Santa  Cruz  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office  located  in  the  bosom  of  the 
"Redwoods,"  about 0  miles  north  from 
Santa  Cruz.  It  is  approached  from 
the  latter  place  by  a  line  of  narrow- 

Suas^  railroad  and  one  of  the  most 
elightful  mountain  drives  in  the 
county.  Several  lime  kilns  are  exten- 
sively worked  in  the  vicinity.  Lum- 
bering is  the  most  important  interest. 
The  town  numbers  about  20i>  inhab- 
itants. 

Ball  Joseph,  saloon  and  hotel 

Benson  C  H,  operator  Bay  and  Coast 

Telezraph  Co 
Blum  I,  supt  I  and  L  Lime  Kiln 
Bows  N,  roadmaster 
Chace,  Daken  k  Young,  meat  market 
Cormack  Jas;  meat  market 
Cremer  Mrs  M,  hotel 
Cunningham  ft  Co  (J  F  Cunningham), 

general  merchandise 
Cunningham  J  F  (Cunningham  &,  Co), 

hotel 
Day  Geo  M,  saloon 
Drew  W  B,  livery  stable  and  express 
Ely  &  Wright  ( W  Ely  and  A  L  Wright), 

flour,  fera  and  gri>in 


FELTOV  BAUXnr,  D  MignoU  pro- 

prietor 
Glefun  H.  blsoksmith 
Holmes  H  T  ft  Co,  lime  burners,  Wm 

Russell  supt 
Hubbard  Thos  B,  lumber  and  supervisor 
I  and  L  Lime  Co 
KEHT  D  L,  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster  and  pres  Union  M  aud  L 

Lucas  F  W,  agent  Pacific  Mfg  Co 

McFarland  A  J,  agt  S  P  C  R  R  Co 

Mette  C  A,  blacksmith 

MIGHOLA  D.  proprietor  Felton  Saloon 

Pearoe  J,  saw-mill 

Rodriguez  F,  barber 

Rubottom  £  J,  blacksmithing 

Saulsbury  J,  bootmaker 

Talbot  W  H  ft  Co,  Eagle  Fuse  Factory 

Tanner  J  G,  drugs 

Taylor  W  S,  supt  San  Lorenzo  Flume 

and  Transportation  Co 
Tucker  W  W,  wagonmaker 
Union  Mill  and  Lumber  Co 
Winter  C  H,  general  merchandise  and 

agt  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 


FERGUSON  S  COVE. 


Mendocino  County. 
Arenas. 

Iverson  Niels,  shipper 
Scott  O  W,  hotel 


Post-office  Punta 


FERNDALE. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  20  miles  south  of 
Eureka;  situated  in  the  midst  of  the 
finest  section  of  the  county  from  an 
agricultural  point  of  view.  A  line  of 
steamers,  via  Port  Kenyon,  on  the 
Eel  River,  takes  produce  from  this 
valley  to  San  Francisco  direct,  aildinu 
materially  to  the  value  of  agricultural 
and  dairy  interests.  Femdale  ranks 
second  to  Eureka  in  importance  in  the 
county.     Population  1,000. 

Adams  ft  Barnes,  livery  stable 
ALFOBD  F  A,   editor  "Femdale  En- 
terprise" 
Alford  W  B,  drugg'st  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
Anderson  E  G,  attorney-at-law 
Barber  G  C,  secretary  Femdale  Grange 

Business  Association 
Barnes  I  B,  constable 

BERDIHO  A,  general  merchandise 
B  metti  B,  w.  ^ches  and  jewelry 
Bonstell  W  T,  agt  for  organs 

BOTHTOH  F  Z,  president  Femdale 
Grange  Business  Association 


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Brice  ft  Roberts,  livery  stuble 

Brown  T  H,  blMkimfth 

Bryan  J  A,  stoveii  and  tinware 

Carter  W  L,  painter 

Caaterlin  J  B,  aupt  pnblio  lohoola 

Coateriaon  O  F  &  Co,  general  mdee 

Cummingi  E  C,  notary  public,  furniture 
and  undertaker 

Dennii,  Roberta  k  Dennis,  lumber 

Dinsmore  J  O,  supervisor 

Dougherty  J  E,  wagonmaker 

Dyer  Mrs  D  A,  fancy  goods  and  millin- 
ery 

Dyer  D  A,  tinware 

Early  S  C,  wagonmaker  and  undertaker 

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ASSOCIATION,  general  merchandise 
Francis  Thomas  P,  plumber 
Frost  J  H,  varieties 
Qeiselman  John,  bootmaker 
Glasscock  A  A,  physician 
Grangers'  Business  Association,  general 

merchandise 
Grinsell  ft  Dunn,  blacksmiths 
Hall  Henry,  blacksmith 
Hannah  J  A,  supervisor 
Hanna  W  P,  under  sheriff 
Hart  ft  Matthews,  painters 
Hart  P  F,  attorney  and  insurance  agt 
Henry  John,  wagonmaker 
Herrick  R  F,  county  surveyor 
Hill  Stephen,  supervisor 
Kerr  R,  tailor 

Kinsey  L  T,  county  treasurer 
McCollum  W  Z,  hotel 
McDonald  R,  supervisor 
McGregor  D,  harness  and  saddles 
Mink  Marten,  bootmaker 
Moller  H  H,  varieties 
Nichols  B  B,  watches  and  jewelry 
Niebur  H.  justice  of  the  peace 
Pearsall  John,  saloon 
Peifer  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Rosen  Fred,  restaurant 
Russ  ft  Robarts,  Ferndale  Market 
Russ,  Searles  ft   Putnam,   commission 

merchants  and  general  merchandise 
Shaw  G  H,  county  assessor 
Simpson  J  W,  painter 
Smith  James,  vice-pros  Ferndale  Grange 

Business  Association 
Stevens  R  W,  supervisor 
Stillings  David,  constable 
SWEET  A>  postmaster 
Thompson  J  8,  clerk,  auditor  and  re- 
corder 
Trost  James  H,   varieties,  postmaster 

and  telegraph  oiiice 
VERVALIN    D,    manager    Ferndale 

Grange  Business  Association 
Vichals  Byron,  barber 
Walther  F,  saloon 


Ward  James,  bootmaker 
Ward  8  A,  hamessmaker 
Wilkinson  Charles,  blacksmith 
Wilson  E  W.  district  attorney 
Woodward  T  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


FIDDLETOWN. 

Amador  County.  See  Oleta. 


FINEGOLD. 

Fresno   County.    Post-oilice  Madera; 
7i  miles  from  Coarse  Gold  Oulch. 

Hampton  Wm,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 

Lipke  Chas,  saioou 

Norris  Smith,  general  merchandise 

WILLIAUS  JOHN,  general  merchan- 
dise 


FIR  CAP. 

Sierra  County.  A  post-office,  about  12 
miles  west  of  Downieville. 

Davison  John,  hotel 

Julian  T  J,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

WOLFE  J  W,  restaurant 


FIREBAUGH. 

Fresno  County.  A  post  and  express 
oiiice,  on  the  San  Joaquin,  15  miles 
by  stage  from  Fresno  City  and  26 
miles  from  Madera. 

Cabrera  Joaquin,  saloon 
Crooks  C,  saloon 

MILLER  ft  LUXi  general  merchan- 
dise  

WARFIELD  CHARLES 

Woldenberg  Samuel,  hotel,  saloon  and 
livery  stable 


FISHERMAN  S  BAY. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  50  milf*"  Uu4  thwest  of  Santa 
Rosa. 

Byrnes  James,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 
Knipp  ft  Stingel,  butchers 

RICHARDSON  H  A,  hotel  and  general 
merchandise 


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FISH  RANCH. 

Alaikeda  County.  Post-office  North 
Temescal;  situated  on  the  Mount  Di- 
ablo road,  7  miles  from  Oakland,  has 
long  been  celebrated  as  a  summer  re- 
sort. There  is  uo  more  enjoyable  ride 
on  the  Pacific  Coast  than  that  be- 
tween Oakland  and  this  place.  Fine 
trout  fisliing  and  hunt  g  in  the  vi- 
cinity. 

OLIVE  J  H,  hotel 

FISH  ROCK. 

Mendocino  County.  Post-office  Gual- 
ala;  G5  miles  aouthwest  of  Ukiali. 

FERGTJSOIT  WM  S,  general  merchant 
Hargrave  B,  saloon 


FISKS  MILL. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  30  miles  by  stage  from  Dun- 
can's Mills.  The  mills  from  which  the 
place  derived  its  name  have  been 
moved  higher  up  the  coast.  A  lar^ 
amount  of  wood  and  tan-bark  is 
shipped. 

FOSTER  H>  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Leibig  F,  general  merchandise 
Luttringer  J,  hotel 
Stevenson  A  C,  hotel 
Stump  D  A,  butcher 


FIVE-MILE  HOUSE. 


Santa  Cruz  County. 
sonville. 

MARTENS  HENRT, 

and  feed  stable 


Post-office  Wat- 


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FLORENCE. 


Los  Angeles  County.  A  post-office  on 
tiie  Wilmington  and  Sau  Diego 
Division  of  tiie  Southern  Pacific  R. 
K.,  G  miles  from  Los  Anjieles. 

Cool  Hev  P  Y,  Methodist  clergyman 
WEBB  BENJAMIN  0,  postmaster 


FLORIN. 

Sacrame.ito  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office  on  the  Western  Division 
of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  10  miles 
from  Sacramento;  population  100. 

Carroll  H  W,  distillery  and  winery 


Christophel  N,  saloon  and  fanner,  1  mile 
west  of  Florin 

Eaton  F  F,  hotel 

Goddard  L  L,  blacksmith  and  farmer 

Jones  G  H,  saloon 

SITODEN  FRED>  general  merchandise, 
agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  Cen- 
tral Pacific  R  R  and  x^ostmaster 


FLUME  HOUSE. 

See   Mokelumne 


Calaveras  County. 
Hill. 


FOLSOM. 

Sacramento  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  and  the  second 
town  of  importance  in  the  county. 
Its  chief  support  is  derived  from  the 
agricultural  and  stock  interests.  At 
an  f.irly  day  placer  mining  was  car- 
ried on  very  extensively  in  the  imme- 
diate vicinity  of  the  place.  Its  popu- 
lation is  put  down  at  i,000.  Its 
schools  are  excellent.  The  branch 
State  Prison  is  on  theAmerican  River, 
two  miles  above  the  town.  The  (quar- 
ries, in  close  proximity  to  the  town, 
possess  an  illimitable  amount  of  very 
fine  building  stone,  which,  when  pol- 
ished, presents  a  handsome  appearance 
and  is  in  great  demand.  The  material 
used  in  the  prison  comes  from  them, 
whose  existence  accounts  for  its  pres- 
ence there. 

Addison  Stephen,  lumber  and  lime 
American   Exchange  Hotel,  Mrs  Kate 

Hamilton  propr 
Anderson  Hartford,  justice  of  the  peace 
Bates  B  F,  dentist 
Brown  John  O,  hardware,   stoves  and 

tinware 
BURNHAM  J  H,  drugs,  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co,  banker  and  insurance 
Cady  H  W,  barber 
Cohn  S,  groceries 
Crossett  W  C,  attoruey-at-law 

Currier ,  fruits  and  varieties 

Davis  W  O,  constable 

DOLL  M<  proprietor  Railroad  Hotel 

Donnelly  Mrs  Kate,  livery  stable 

Durant  F  C,  physician 

Ecklon   &   (5 able    (C   L  Ecklon   and  J 

Gable),  meat  market 
Ely  A,  liquors 
Fiol  Mrs  J,  varieties 

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GRAPH."   Mrs  J  F  Howe  publisher 
German     Hot<>I,     Charkd    Zimmerman 

propr 
Giunan  John,  carpenter 
Grace  John,  liquors 


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TtAU.  J  yff,  agent  Natoma  Water  and 

Mining  Co 
Hamilton  Mrs  Kate,  propr  Amerioan 

Exchange  Hotel 

Heublein  L,  harness  and  saddlemaker 

Hoess  Frank,  merchant  tailor 

HOUX  ft  VRO  (J  L  and  G  R  Hoax), 
druggists  and  dealers  in  paints  and  oils 

HOWE  MRS  J  F>  publisher  "Folsom 
Weekly  Telegraph'^ 

Hyman  Jacob,  general  merchandise 

Joerger  Louis,  bootmaker 

Kay  Samuel,  lumber  and  hardware 

Kinney  Joseph,    agt   Sacramento    and 

Placerville  K  R  and  operator  Western 

Union  Telegraph  Co 

Klumpp  Jacob  F,  bakery  and  liquors 

LAWTON  JOHN,  choice  family  gro- 
ceries, teas,  cofteen  and  spiers,  Chma, 
glassware,  etc 

LEVY  E  R>  choice  wines,  liquors  and 
cigars  and  billiard  room 

Sisenvine  M  general  merchandise 

Maars  A  W,  constable 

McComb  John,  warden  State  Prison 

McNamee  Mrs  Annie,  groceries 

Miller  J,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Mosebach   Henry,  bookkeeper  Natoma 

Water  and  Mining  Co 
Mueller  J  C  G,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Natoma  Water  and  Mining  Co,  W  A 
Ford  agt 

Nichols  Eli  L,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Perry  M,  blacksmith 

RAILROAD  HOTEL.  M  Doll  proprie- 
tor 

Reese  J  I),  barber 

Rigney  Peter,  liquors 

Roth  John,  blacksmith 

Schettler  Honry,  bootmaker 

Sisenvine  M,  dry  {{oods 

Slayback  C  M,  physician  and  surgeon 

Smith  J  H  &  Son  (J   H  Smith  Sr  and 
J  H  Smith  Jr),  groceries  and  post 
(iflice 

Strobel  Wm  A,  livery 

Sturges  J  H,  watchmaker  and  justice  of 

peace 
Sullivan  P  M,  attorney-at-law 
Taylor  F  E,  cro<kery  and  hardware 
Towle  James,  captain  of  the  Guards  of 

Folsom  State's  Prison 
Van  Demark  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Yager  M,  expressman 
Yager  Peter,  liquors  and   oyster  saloon 
Zimmerman    Charles,    propr    German 
Hotel 


FORBESTOWN. 

Butte  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  in  the  foot-hills,  22 
miles  east  of  Oroville. 

Beehive  Quartz  Mine,  Mayberry  &  Gor- 
don proprs 

Brooks  i  Lamb,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Carlton  0  B,  constable 

Conover  G  H,  hydraulic  miner 

Duell  Joseph  F,  tinsmith 

BROOKS  ELMONT,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 

FORlBES  T  OWN  MERCANTILE 

UNIONi  general  merchandise 
Garton  Lewis,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Glass  Miss  Carrie,  music  teacher 
Jones  C  £,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Kimball  H  P,  supt  Union  Ditch  Co 
Lague  D,  bootmaker 
Lassley  C,  hotel 
Liverzy  John,  carpenter 
Mayberry  &  Gordon,  proprs    Beehive 

Quartz  Mine 
Morse  F  N,  stage  line 
Payton  Joseph,  saloon 
Plaskett  Miss  Minnie,  music  teacher 
Plaakett  William,  saw-mill  and  lumber 
Price  T  I',  constable 
Robertr  &  Kendall,  hydraulic  miners 
Steel  &  Co,  hydraulic  miners 
Strouse  Chas,  butcher 
VAIL  JAMES  K>  postmaster 
Vail  J  W,  justice  of  peace 
Vail  J  W  &  Son,  drugs  and  fancy  goods 
Wilson  H  W,  painter 
Zook  J  J,  carpenter 


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SiERKA  County.  A  post,  express  ar.d 
telegraph  cffice,  60  miles  by  stage 
from  MarysviHe,  and  7  miles  south  of 
Downieville.     Population  625. 

Bickford  H  P,  carpvinter 
Busch  F,  liquors 

CALKINS  BROS  (T  D  and  H  M  Cal- 
kins), proprs  "Sierra  County  Tribune" 
Cole  D  T,  hotel 
Daniels  F  H,  bootmake) 
Daniels  Mrs  F  H,  miHinbc 
Derrickson  &  Nelson,  groceries 
Grant  Henry,  dry  goods 
Haskins  Wm,  carpenter 
Herzinger  Thomas,  bootmaker 
Hintzen  Charles,  banker  and  gr  icer 
Jewett  Stanley,  dentist 
Kenn  Mrs  A,  milliner 
Lawrence  George,  bote  1 
Le  Fever  Josiah,  physician 
Loveland  Geo  B,  liquors 
Lowe  Mrs  Agnes,  restaurant 
McNaughtou  J,  butcher 


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Miller  A  H,  dry  goods 
Miller  E,  hotel 
Miller  George,  butcher 
Phillips  John,  blacksmith 
Read  A,  hotel 
Redmond  Henry  J,  liquors 
Sche£fer  Oliver,  liquors 
Scott  J  M,  livery  st  ible 

"SIERRA  COUNTY   TRIBTTNE." 

Calkins  &  Calkins  proprietors 
Spaulding  E,  engineer  and  surveyor 
Wagner  J,  tailor 
Wayland  Wm  A,  varieties 
West  J  T,  liquors 
WESTON  R  S,  druggist,  agt  W  U  Tel- 

egrtph  Co  and  postmaster 
Wodt  &  Scullin,  hotel 
Zweipel  H  J,  brewery 


FOREST  HILL. 

Plarek  Covstt.  a  post  and  telegraph 
office;  a  place  of  some  importance,  22 
miles  northeast  of  Auburn,  on  the  Au> 
bum  and  Michigan  Bluff  stas^e  road. 
The  mineral  claims  are  the  main 
source  of  support,  though  viniculture 
and  fruit-growing  are  somewhat  ex- 
tensively engaged  in,  while  cereals  of 
every  character  yield  abundantly. 
The  scenery  surrounding  the  place  is 
very  tine.     Population  700. 

Alhrecht  Chas,  groceries  and  hardware 

Allen  E,  carpenter 

Andres  Joseph,  brewery 

Benfeldt  Heury,  groceries  and  restau- 
rant 

Chapman  S  E,  physician 

Clark  Anthony,  surveyof 

COWDEN  M  H,  drugs,  groceries,  post- 
master, notary  public,  express,  tele- 
graph and  banking 

Garrison  J  G,  general  merchandise 

'ratch  J  A,  saloon 

Heowatt  James,  hotel 

Hoffman  Fred,  liquors 

Huffner  &  Dilts,  blacksmiths 

Hyland  Mrs  D,  hotel 

.laciibs  J  M,  photographer 

Lockhart  Jeff,  livery  stable  and  liquors 

Marks  Peter,  carpenter 

McOillivray  J  J,  surveyor 

Miller  Henry,  ci^rijenter 

Oro  Jose  E,  jewelti 

Rea  &  McAurich,  stage  line 

Rea  Wm,  hotel 

Remler  L,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Scott  J  C,  liquors  and  varieties 

Smith  J  F,  dentist 

Smith  W  C;  wagonmaker 

Stetson  Josial),  carpenter 

Stone  O  I,  blacksmith 

Stone  P,  saloon 


Taylor  &  Morehead,  meat  market 
Thomas  R,  barber 
Virt  Aug,  liquors 
VoUand  Christ,  bootmaker 
Wetherbee  J  B,  bootmaker 

foresFhome. 

Amador  Coitntt.  A  post-office,  de- 
lightfully located  on  the  old  Sacra- 
mento road,  about  5  miles  west  of 
Drytown,  and  4  miles  by  Ltage  from 
lone.  The  place,  presumably,  takes 
its  name  from  the  clump  of  beau- 
tiful live-oak  trees  which  are  seen 
on  every  hand  in  rich  profusion. 
Placer  and  hydraulic  mining  is  the 
pursuit  to  which  a  majority  of  its 
population  turn  their  attention.  It 
has  a  population  of  50. 

CREAMER  CHARLES,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Fisher  B,  hotel  and  wine  mfr 
Ronno  John  liquors 
Wetziel  Fred,  blacksmith 


FOREST  HOUSE. 

Santa   Clara     CouxTr.      Post-office 
Alma. 

Scammon  &  Kinkead  (G  H  Scammon 
and  W  S  Kinkead),  hotel 


FOREST  RANCH. 

BcTTE  County.    A  post-office,  16  miles 
from  Chico. 

Bonham  Wm,  saw-mill 

CRABB  JOS>  postmaster  t>nd  hotel 


FOREST  SPRINGS. 

Nevada  County.  Post-office  Grass  Val- 
ley; 8  miles  from  county  seat. 

Colvin  Benj,  brick  layer  and  plasterer 
Harrigan  Jos,  teamster 
LITTLE  OE0ROE«  general  merchan- 
dise 
Miller  P,  soap  manufactory 
Pe  ren  Joseph  &  Cn,  miners 
Suthern  Joseph  &  Co,  quartz-mill 


FORESTVILLE. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post-offi  on  the 
San  Francisco  &  North  Pac  ij  R.  R. 
(Fulton  &  Guerneville  branch),  8 
miles  from  Guerneville  and  1"  miles 
northwest  of  Santa  Rosa. 

Babcock  Joun,  contractor  and  builder 


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CLABX  W  St  general  merohandiae 

Oliver  J  R  H,  blaokamith 

Phinney  G  W,  blacksmith 

Rickett  S  B,  wagonmaker 

Shamburg  6  N,  undertaker  and  chair 

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Williams  John  A,  liquors 


FORKS  OF  NEW  RIVER. 

TmNiit  County.    See  Francis. 


FORKS  OF  SALMON. 

SiSKiTou  County.  A  post-office,  about 
8  miles  northeast  of  Yocumville;  pop- 
ulation 60. 

BENKETT  ft  MILLEB,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Boyd  W  R,  general  merchandise 
IIITTX^IR.  PETER*  postmaster 


FORSTER. 

San  Diego  County.  A  post-office,  65 
miles  north  of  San  Diego  and  33  miles 
south  of  Santa  Ana,  and  15  miles  from 
Isadora  Station  on  the  California 
Southern  R.  R. 


DUNN  ft  BRYANT, 

chandise  and  hotel 
DUNN  J  E,  postmaster 
Gauldin  B  F,  ulacksmith 


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FORSTER S  RANCH. 

Shasta  County.    See  Cottonwood. 


FORT  CROOK. 

Shasta  County.    See  Burgettville. 


FORT  JONES. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telesraph  office,  17  miles  southwest  of 
Yreka;  population  310. 

Barr  A,  general  merchandise 
Barr  L  T,  peddler 
Basham  H  B,  barber 
Beem  A  A,  liverv  stable 
OARLOCK  A  a,  banker,  general  mer- 
chandise and  agent  Wc-lls,  Fargo  Sl  Co 
Connell  Joe,  saloon 
Cooley  C  E,  bootmaker 

CURTIS  ft  CULVER,  editors  and 
proprietors  "iScott  Valley  News" 


Dickinson  Mrs  M  F,  millineiy 

Digles  H  J,  general  merchandise 

Downing  Mrs  S  J,  millinery  and  dress- 
making; agt  Butterick's  patterns 

"^udey  &  Hart,  blacksmiths 

Ehret  &  Bills,  butchers 

Feifush  L,  jeweler  and  watchmaker 

Green  R  S,  attorney-at-law 

Heller  L,  notary  public  and  photogra- 
pher 

Hemner  C  F,  mail  contractor 

Horn  D,  stockraiser  and  farmer 

Hughes  Mrs  A  M,  Fort  Jones  Hotel 

Jones  J  C,  saloon 

Kelly  Miss  E,  milliner 

Kunz  Felix,  wagonmaker 

Mack  J  B,  saloon 

McSine  M  J,  postmaster  , 

McVay  J  H,  res'-aurant  and  saloon 

Newton  J,  phybician 

O'Neal  R,  furniture 

Reynolds  Isaac  A,  attomey-at-law 

Reynolds  J  W,  flour-mill 

Richman  &  Reynolds,  flour>mill 

"SCOTT  VALLEY  NEWS."  Curtis 
&  (yulver  proprietors  and  editors 

Sterling  Mrs  E,  hotel 

Stone  R  D,  general  merchandise 

Taylor  RS,  blacksmith 

Thomas  J  E,  auctioneer 

Tickner  F  L,  mail  contractor 

Umphrey  R,  mail  carrier 

Waster  J  B,  general  merchandise 

Wheeler  Mrs  I,  milliner 

Wheeler  James,  saloon 

Wilkinson  Wui  R,  hardware,  stoves  and 
tinware,  agricultural  implements, 
paints,  oils,  etc 

Wortser  J  B,  general  merchandise 


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Sonoma  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  22  miles  west  of  Guerneville, 
16  miles  from  Duncan's  Mills,  and  46 
miles  northwest  of  Santa  Rosa; 
reached  by  sail  vessels  from  San 
Francisco,  and  by  stage  from  Dun- 
can's Mills  and  Guerneville.  Popula- 
tion 50. 

Blackford    E,   telegraph    operator  and 

wood 
Brooks  John  S,  justice  of  peace 
Call  G  W,  postmaster,  dairy,  and  owner 

Fort  Ross  Landing 
Hindson  Frank,  blacksmith 
Leibig  F,  general  merchandise 
MOROAN  W  C>  general  merchandise 

and  hotel 
Price  J  K,  constable 
Ruoff  John,  wood  dealer  and  owner 

Timber  Cove  Landing 
Schroyer  A,  wood  and  dairyman 


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FOSTER  S  BAR. 

Yuba  County.  Post-office  Bullard's 
Bar ;  35  miles  northeast  of  Marys- 
ville. 

LOVO  S  C,  hotel 


FOUNTAIN  VALLEY. 

Los     Anokles     County.      Post-office 
Westminster. 

Brown  A  F,  justice  of  peace 
Morrill  W  H,  constable 


FOUR  CORNERS. 

Los  Anokles  County.    See  Azusa. 


FOURTH  CROSSING. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post-office, 
about  5  miles  southeast  ot  San  An- 
dreas.    Population  100. 

Bemisconia  F,  mason  and  stock   raiser 
Campbell  P,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Coster  Lew,  general  merchandise 
Darnell  C  B,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Darnell  Thos,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Demartini  G  B,  stock  raiser  and  general 

merchandise 
Dobins  J,  miner 

Driskell  D,  constable  • 

Gomes  F,  stock  raiser 
Hall  James,  blacksmith 
Hill  John,  physician 
Hill  J  P  B,  sewing  machine  agt 
Johnson  V  N  B,  miner 
Lewis  B,  district  atlorney 
Maloney  D,  county  surveyor  and   stock 

raiser 
McCort  Chas,  professor 
Murphy  P,  farmer  and  stock  raii>ur 
Oneto  L,  general  merchandise 
Reddick  Frank,  hotel 
Reddick  Wm,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 
&QBAMANS  A  J.  blacksmith 
Seamans  Wm  R,  farmer  and  hog   raiser 
Tharp  Captain,  quartz-mill 
Thorn  A,  deputy  sheriff 
Thorn  B  K,  sheriff 
Tormey  Judge,  justice  of  peace 
Walker  E  F,  farmer  and  sheep  raiser 
Watters  James,  miner 
Wells  J  H,  school  teacher 
Wilby  1,  farmer  and  sheep  raiser 


FOOTS  SPRINGS. 

Colusa  County.    A  post-office. 

Ciley  John,  dentist 

Fonts  John  F,  saloon  and  postmaster 

Moon  A  S,  hotel 


FOWLER. 

Fresno  County.  A  post-office  on  the 
Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  II  miles  from 
F.esno. 

OENTBT  J  S,  postmaster 


FOXEN  RANCH. 

Santa  Barbara  County.  Post-office 
Santa  Maria;  60  miles  northwest  of 
Santa  Barbara. 

Wickenden  F,  general  merchandise 


FOX  RANCH. 


See  Sis  Quoc. 


FRANCIS. 

TRiNmr  County.     A  post-office  36  miles 
northeast  of  China  Flat. 

FRANCIS   JOSEPH   &    00  (J  M 

Francis  and  A  Brizard),  general  mer- 
chandise 


FRANKLIN. 

Sacramento  County.  A  post  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  upper  Stock- 
ton road,  14  miles  southeast  of 
Sacramento.  Its  population  is  in  the 
neighborhood  of  120,  and  the  abun- 
dant crops  that  are  annually  har- 
vested in  the  vicinity  are  sutiicient  to 
support  the  argument  that  it  is  a  fav- 
ored section.  Land  can  be  obtained 
at  reasonable  rates,  while  the  water  is 
excellent. 

Dalrymple  Mrs  H,  restaurant 
Flowers  Mrs,  hotel 

LUTTIO  FRANK,   general  merchan- 
dise 
Lytle  Frank,  blacksmith 
Schlutins  H,  saloon 
Stearns  Ciscero,  saloon 


FRAZIER. 

TuLARK  County.  A  post-office. 
Shuey  J  E,  general  merchandise 
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FREEDOM. 

Samta  Cruz  County.    Post-office  Wat- 

Bonville;  5^  milas  from  Watsonville; 
population  50. 

COX  LOUIS    Mt  bookkeeper 

BE  "RKBLT  WH>    hardware,    wagon- 

maker  and  blacksmith 
Hohn  Hans,  blacksmitti 
Schmidt  Peter,  groceries  and  saloon 
Warner  J  A,  physician 


FREEPORT. 

Sacramento  County.  A  post-office  8 
miles  from  Sacramento.  Agriculture 
is  its  chief  support.     Population  300. 

Davis  &,  Roberts,  brickmakers 

Frick  Mrs  Annie,  hotel 

Greer  A,  bootmaker 

Hunt  D  B,  dairy 

liCe  k  Kirkland,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makera 

Lufkin  D  T,  justice  of  the  peace 

Miller  C  R,  carpenter 

O'Tool  Thomas,  dairy 

RIEHL  GEO  F>  postmaster 

RIEHL  F  0  &  SON,  general  mer- 
chandise 


FREESTONE. 

Sonoma  County.  A  pest,  express  and 
telegraph  office  on  the  line  of  the  North 
Pacific  Coast  R.  R.,  within  three 
hours'  ride  of  San  Francisco  and  13 
miles  southeast  of  Santa  Rosa.  Pop- 
ulation 150. 

Burke  John  D,  saloon 

Caseres  Geo,  blacksmith 

Mackin  J,  l>ootmaker 

MATER  At  general  merchandise 

Meeker  Bros,  saw-mill 

Northrup  S  G,  hotel 

O'Grady  Thos,  hotel 

Smith  J  C.  saw-mill 

Smith  v),  hiiotinakcr 

Zullhart  Wni,  blacka^mith 


Moore  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Newcomb  &  Gill  (G  Newcomb  and  J  W 

Gill),  blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers 
Sampson  George  W,  constable 
THOMAS    EjDWARD,   proprietor 

French  Camp  Hotel 
Umlauff  Mrs  D,  groceries 
Woodward  F  J,  justice  of  the  peace 


FRENCH  CAMP. 

San  JoAgi'iN  County.  A  post-office, 
situated  on  the  old  San  Francisco 
stage  roiul,  5  miles  south  from  Stock- 
ton. DorivcH  its  support  from  the 
agricultural  interests,  and  has  a  pop- 
ulation of  120. 

BELDEN  WILLIAM  S>  postmaster 

FRENCH  CAMP  HOTEL,  Edward 

Thomas  proprietor 
Hubbs  Paul  C,  hotel 


FRENCH  CORRAL. 

Nevada  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Marysville  stage  route,  18  miles  north- 
west of  Nevada  City  and  33  miles  from 
Marysville. 

Bolton  John,  carpenter 

Bushnell  &  Co,  mining  claims 

Campbell  P,  stock  raiser 

Caruiichael  James,  bootmaker 

Casper  C,  general  merchandise 

Cory  Isaac,  saloon 

Cory  J  £,  blacksmith 

Dahlberg  A  R,  liquors,  candy,  cigars,  etc 

Darneal  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Dauscher  Erwin,  blacksmith 

Dockum  &  Sampson,  mining  claim 

Esperance  Mining  Co,  Geo  D  McLean 

Farrelly  Mrs,  hotel 

French  Corral  Welchman  Co,  J  B  Vilian 

agt 

Freschot ,  gardener 

German  D,  blacksmith 

(7  raves  G  H,  toll- keeper 

Heath  Steve,  blacksmith 

Howard  James,  stock  raiser 

Kohlman  John,  hotel 

Malvesin  E,  bakery 

MILLER  N  C,  secretary  Milton  Water 

and  Ditch  Co,  notary  public  and  agent 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Milton  Mining  and  Water  Co,  H  C  Per- 

kinti  supt 
Nevill  R,  oiipitalist 
Pollard  J  F,  gardener 
Samuels  Casper,  boots  and  shoes 
Skahen  W  H,  hotel 
Smith  Charles,  hotel 
TilFaMy  A  .1,  school  teacher 
Williams  Mrs  Sarah,  postmistress 

FRENCH  FLAT. 

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SiiAHTA  County.  A  "post,  express  and 
tolograph  office,  '2i>  miles  northwest  of 
Shasta;  population  250. 

Franck  E  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Mathowson  Mrs  E,  liquors 
Morrell  John,  blacksmith,   butcher  and 
saloon 


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Mosher  Mrs,  hotel ' 

Murray  T,  blacksmith 

Murray  T  F,  blacksmith 

Plumb  M,  liquors 

PLVHBT*  general  merchandise,  post- 
master, agent  Wella,  Fargo  &  Co  and 
physician 


FRENCHTOWN. 

Yuba  Copntt.  Poat-office  Oregon 
House;  about  8  miles  from  Bui  lard's 
Bar  and  3  miles  from  Oregon  House. 

VAVASETJ&  PAUL,  geneial  merchan- 
dise 


Baley  Gillum  (Baley  &  MoCardle) 

Baley  ft  MoCardle  (Qillum  Baley  and 
James  McCardle),  groceries 

Ball  Frank  H,  druggist 

Ball  J,  dentist 

Barrera  Manuel,  barber 

BEHUKIN  F  M >  contractor  and  build- 
er, Mariposa 

Bennett  W  J  (W  J  Bennett  &  Co) 

Bennett  W  J  &  Co  (W  J  Bennett  and  T 
C  Warner),  undertakers 

Bernhard  &  CoiTman  ((ireerge  Bemhard 
and  J  W  Coffman),  meat  market 

BERNHARD  E  F  (Rhodes  &  Bem- 
hard) and  proprietor  of  "The  Alzada 
Saloon  and  Billiards,"  Mariposa 


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FRESNO  CITY. 

Fresno  County.   A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  (Visalia  Division),  207  miles 
from  San  Francisco  and  55  miles  from 
Merced;  population  3,000. 
Fresno  is  the  county  seat,  and  is  pleas- 
antly situa*ed  in  a  fine  agricultural  dis- 
trict in  the  San  Joaquin  Valley.    The 
surrounding  country  is  rapidly  beina; 
put    into    vineyards    and    fruit  of   all 
kinds;  and  it  is  c  )nceded  by  all   who 
visit  it,  to  be  the  finest  viticultural  dis- 
trict in  the  United  States.  The  colonies 
in  Fresno  County  are  famous  the  world 
over  for  productiveness  and  attractive- 
ness.    On  visitins;  tliis  active,  thriving 
town,  one  is  sensibly  impressed  with  the 
indomitable  spirit  ot  eueriry   displayed 
on  every  side.     Ditfioulties,  su  :h  as  the 
burning  of  a  large  ])nrt  of  tiie  biisine-'s 
portion  of  the  town,  in   .Inly,  18SJ,  did 
not  affect  the  enthusiasm  of  t)ieciti/<'ns, 
nor  their  determination  to  excel  every 
other  inland   town  on  the   coast.     The 
burnt  district  is  now  covere'i  \\  itli  sub- 
stantial buildings,  iueUuling  several  first- 
class  hotels  and  a  theatre. 

Andersen  L  C,  saloon  and  bootmaker 

Apperson  Wm  L.  cahinetinaker 

Appleton  Mrs  M,  s:ilo  .n 

Arkle  Bros  (C  C  and  Wni  Arkle),  boots 
and  shoes 

Arkle  CC  (Arkle  Bros) 

Arkle  Wm  (.Arkle  Bros) 

ASHBROOK  M  V  (Wharton  4;  Ash- 
brook),  attorney-fttlaw,  Mariposa 

Austin  &  Witt  (Joim  11  Austin  and  D 
H  Witt),  saloon 

Azors  Hotel,  ('has  Iluy  &  Co  proprs 

Baird  A,  druggist 

Baker  A  F  (Baker  k  .Tohnson) 

Baker  '         feed  stable 

Baker  i&  Johnson  (A  F  Baker  and  I  F 
Jolmson),  general  merehan.lise 


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WIMMER'S  BLOCK,  FRESNO,  CAL. 

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E.    F.   BERNHARD. 

Bernhard  George,  saloon  and  pres  Fres- 
no Water  Co 

BERNSTEIN  ISAAC,  oyster  and  chop 

ho  ise,  restaurant,  I 
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Braly  J  M  (Cory  &  Braly) 
Bramlett  K  H,  county  auditor  and  supt 

schools 
BRESEE  S  Bi  undertaker,  Mariposa 
Brounstone  .1,  gcner.d  merchandise 
Brown  W  J,  agt  C  P  R  R  Co 
Burks  Chas  (Chas  Burks  &  Co) 
Burks  Chas  &  Co  (Chas  and  W  B  Burks), 

proprs  (iohlen  Rule  Bazaar 
Burks  L,  druggist 
Burk.s  \  B  (Ch  18  Burks  &  Co) 
Burleigh  &  Chuda  (.1  M  Burleigh  and  M 

Chuda),   wholesale  and  retail  fruits, 

groceries,  nut^,  c(uifectionery,  etc,  and 

fruit  purchasing  agency 
Burleigh  F  J  (Harris  k  Burleigh) 
Burlei-.'h  J  .M  (Burleigh  &  Chuda) 

BURNHAM  GEO  E  (Chadboum  & 

Burnhain),  corner  Mariposa  an<l  J 
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Camplx'll  k  Hinds  (.J    R   Campbell   and 

S  J  Hinds),  attorneys 
Carroll  .lolin  1'.  lic[U  -rs 

CHADBOURN  &  BURNHAM  (SW 

Ch.idhourn     and  Geo    E    Burnham), 

proprietors   Fresno  News   Co,  corner 

Mariposa  and  J 
CHADBOURN   S    W   (Chadboum   & 

Burnham),  c  'rner  Mariposa  and  J 
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Mariposa 

Chuda  M  (Burleigh  ft  Chuda) 

Church  M  J,  propr  Champion  Flouring 
Mills  and  pres  Fresno  Canal  and  Irri- 
gation Co 

CLABK  A  M  (Clark  ft  McKenzie), 
county  clerk  and  recorder,  Court 
House 

CLABKftHcKENZIE  (A  M  Clark 

and   W  H  McKenzie),   searchers  of 
records,  notaries  public,  conveyancers, 
and  real  estate  agents,  Court  House 
Coffman  J  W  (Beruhard  &  Coffman) 
Cooper  Rev  W   H,  clergyman   (Metho- 
dist) 
('ooper  J  C,  dentist 

CORY  &  BRALT  (J  M  Cory  and  J  M 
Bruly),  real  estate,  insurance,  and 
general  busine^s  agency,  Mariposa 

Cory  J  M  (Cory  &  Braly) 

Crane  E  C,  coroner  and  public  adminis- 
trator 

Creed  W  H,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public,  real  estate  and  insurance  office 

Crow  &  Harvey,  well-borers 

Ciirte  A  S  Butua  ((has  Kay  &  Co) 

SALT  MRS  S  E,  stationery,  cigars, 
tobacco,  ladies'  and  children's  under- 
wear, and  8 -wing  machine  agent, 
Mariposa 

Dariieal  Jas  H,  carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Davidson  R  C,  propr  California  House, 
bed  and  wusliiiig  machine  mfr 

Davis  C  D,  county  surveyor 

Deljoncr  C  W,  clothing  and  gents'   fur- 
nishing goods 
DIXON  HS,  attorno)  -at-law,  Maripnsa 
Donaliuo,  Fanning  &  Co  (W  H  Donalioo 
and  I'  U  Fannin;^),  lianUvarc,  ag'l  iin- 
{jlenients,  tinwaiv,  stoves,  paints,  oils, 
window  irluss,  windows,  doors,  etc 
Donaltoo   M   •),    hardware,    ag'l  imple- 
ments,   wagons,    bugjjics,   doors,  sash 
and  lumber 
Donahoo  W    H    (Donahoo,   Fanning   & 

Co) 
Doyle  B  W,  dentist 
Dnke  Rev  T  L,  i-lergynian    (Methodist) 
Dunlap  T  J,  chairman   board  of   super- 
visors 
Duijuesiie  D,  propr  Frunch  Hotel 
Kdwarils  K  D,  attorney-at-law 
Einstein  Ijoiiis  (Louis  Einstein  &  Co) 
Einstein   L  >uis   &   Co    (Louis  Einstein 
and  Louis  (!undelHna;er),  general  mer- 
ehandise,    and    ag'l    implements,   in- 
surance, and  agts  W,  F  ft  Co 
Eriekson  C,  well-borer 

FABER  J  E  (Saxe  &  Faher),  Mariposa 
Faiconbrd^etJos  (Sniitjj  it  F;>lconbridge) 
Fauning  P  R  (Donahoo,  Fanning  &  Co) 


Fanners'  Bank  (The)  of  Fresno,  Lewis 

Leaoh  prea,  W  W  Phillips  cashier 
Faure  Edward,  barber 

faymonvule  whuam.  reai 

estate,  abstract  title  office,  conveyan- 
cer and  notary  public,  Mariposa 

FERGUSOIf  J  W.  publisher  "Fresno 
Expositor,"  J    

FIESTER  FRANK,  aign  and  orna- 
mental painter,  J 

Fleming  R  H  (Fleming  ft  Tulloch) 

Fleming  ft  TuUoch  (R  H  Fleming  and 
D  W  Tulloch),  livery  stable 

FOSTER  WH  A.  dealer  in  and  manu- 
facturer of  furniture,  cabinetmaker, 
bedding  and  upholstery,  corner  Front 
and  Fresno 

Fresno  Canal  and  Irrigation  Co,  M  J 
Church  pres,  0  A  Munn  sec 

FRESNO  COUNTY  BANK.  J  W 
Hinds  president,  E  Blasingame  secre- 
tary, C  6  Hinds  acting  cashier,  Mari- 
nosa 

"FRESNO  EXPOSITOR"  (daily  and 
weekly),  J  W   Ferguson  publisher,  J 

Fresno  Fruit  Canning  Co,  U  J  Stevens 
siipt        

FRESNO  NEWS  CO,  Chadbourn  ft 
Burnham  proprietors,  corner  Mari- 
posa and  J 

Fresno  Planing  Mill  and  Box  Factory, 
M  R  Madera  propr 

"FRESNO  REPUBUCAN,"  S  A  Mil- 

ler  publisher,  J 
Fresno  Telephone  Co,  S  A  Miller  mgr 
B'resiio  Water  Co,   Geo  Beruhard  pres, 

\V  A  Guard  sec 
Galliano  (},  soda  works 

GARDEN  CITY    FRUIT  STORE. 

Peteovich  &   I'oppovich   proprietors, 
Mariposa 

GARDEN  CITY  RESTAURANT. 

I'eteovich  &    Poppovicli   proprietors, 

Wimmer's  Block,  Mariposa 
Gilmour  Mrs  E,   millinery  and  •  fancy 

goods 
Golden  Rule  Bazaar,  Chas  Burks  ft  Co 

proprs,  stationery,  etc 
Goldstein  A  S,  stoves  and  tinware 
GOLDSTEIN  S  (Kutner  ft  Goldstein), 

corner  Mariposa  ;ind  H 
Gomes  Joseph,  barber 
GRADY  W  D   (Terry  ft  Grady),  dis- 
trict attorney,    otHce    corner   1  and 

Mariposa 


D.  S.  Tkkuy, 
Kornicil^  of  Stix-kton. 


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GRIFFITH  BROS  (E  J  and  S  N  Grif- 

Hth),  att»meyB-at-law,  Maripoaa 
GRIFFITH  E  J.    (Griffith   Bros),  no- 

tary  public,  Mariposa 
GRIFFITH  8  N  (Griffith  Bros),  Mar- 
iposa 
Guard  W  A,  sec  Fresno  Water  Co  aud 

insurance  agt 
Gundelfinger  Luuis  (Louis  Einstein  & 

Co) 
Huber  W  P,  real  estate,   loan   and  col- 
lection office 
Hahn  C  A,  saloon 
Hall  E,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
Hampton    Henry,    furniture,    bedding 

and  upholstering 
Haney  Peter,  bootmaker 
Harris  &  Burleigh  (S  Harris  and  F  J 
Burleigh),     commission     merchants, 
wool,  grain,  agricultural  implements, 
lumber,  insurance  agts  and  agts  Puget 
Sound  Lumber  Co 
Harris  M  K  (Sayle  &  Harris) 
Harris  8  (Harris  &  Burleigh) 
Henke  Chas  H  (Schloh  &  Henke) 
Henry  S    W,    blacksmith   and  wheel- 
wright 
Hicks  J  D  &  8on  (J  D  and  J  D  Hicks  Jr), 
stoves,   tinware,   hardware,  crockery 
and  mfrs  tinware 
Hill  F  J,  restaurant 
Hill  J  A  (Savle  &  Hill) 
HILL  S  H«  justice  of  the  peace  and 

notary  public,  Mariposa 
HINDS   C  G>    acting    cashier  Fresno 

County  Bank,  Mariposa 
MINDS  J  Wi  president  Fresno  County 

Bank,  Mariposa 
Hollander  S,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and 

optician 
Holmes  8  A,  superior  judge 
Hone  C  P,  drayman 
Hopkins  Henry  St  (Jeorge,  physician 
Hughes  James  E   (Thos  E  Hughes  & 

Sons) 
Hughes  Thos  E  (Thos'E  Hughes  &  Sons) 
Hughes  Thos  E  &  Sons  (  Thos  E,  Thos 
M,  James  E  and  Wm  M  Hughes),  real 
estate,  general  land  agts  aud  proprs 
the  Fresno  Colony 
Hughes  Thos  M  (Thos  P^jHughes  &  Sons) 
Hughes  Wm  M  (Thos  E  Hughes  &  Sons) 
Hunting  Wm  (Schloh  &  Hunting) 
Hyde  A  E,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker 
Itler  Louis,  harnessmaker 
Jacobs  H   M  &  Co,  clothing,  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  etc 
Jensen  8,  merchant  tailor 
Johnson  I  F  (Baker  Sc  Johnson) 
Jones  A  J,  photographer  ^ 

Jonsen  J  (Kirk  &  Jonscn) 
Kieth  C  F,  constable 
Kirk  &  Jonsen  (T  J  Kirk  and  J  Jonsen), 
boots  and  shoes 


I  Kohler  George,  meat  market 

KUTNER  A  (Kutnerft  Goldstein),  oor 
i     Mariposa  and  H 

KUTNER  ft  GOLDSTEIN    ^  Kut- 

'     ner   and  8  Goldstein),  f^okoral  mer- 

I     chandise,     agricultural     implements, 

I     furniture  and  bedding,  oor  Mariposa 

I     and  H 

I  Latimer  C  D,  physician 

Lawson  George,  hairdresser  and  hatha 

Leach,  Froelich  &  Co,  winery  and  dis- 
tillery 

Leach  Lewis,  pres  The  Farmers  Bank  of 

I     Fresno 

;  Lewis  D  W,  nurseryman 

Lewison  J  L  &  Co  (J  L  Lewison  and  A 
Sachs),  dry  goods,  clothing,  gents' 
furnishing  go"ds,  boots  and  shoes,  etc 

LUKE  ft  WEAVER  (J  P  Luke  and 
J  F  Weaver),  hardware,  stoves  and 
tinware,  Mariposa 

Madera  M  R,  propr  Fresno  Planing  Mill 
and  Box  Factory 

Malony  Daniel,  restivurant.  Front 

Manuel  George,  collector,  surveyor  and 
engineer  Fresno  Canal  and  Irrigation 
Co 

Marks  B  &  Son,  dairymen 

Martin  C  8,  bakery  and  restaurant 

McCardle  James  (Baley  &  McCardle), 
constable 

McKen'na  Mrs  Jennie,  boarding 

HcKENZIEWH  (Clark  &  McKenzie), 
county  assessor,  Cou.  6  House 

Mead  O  J,  constable 

Miller  S  A,  publisher  "Fresno  Repub- 
lican," and  mgr  Fresno  Telephone  Co 

Moodey  J  G,  clothing  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods 

Moodey  N  W,  postmaster 

Mooney  Patrick,  hotel 

Moore  C,  restaurant 

MORROW  HOUSE.  J  Morrow  pro- 
prietor, comer  Tulare  and  K 

MORROW  JESSE,  proprietor  Morrow 
House,  corner  'I'ulare  and  K 

Morton  A  C,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 

Munn  O  A,  sec  Fresno  Canal  and  Irri- 
gation (^o 

N.sh  W  E,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

North  J  W  &  Son,  real  estate 

N  T  &  R  Union  Hall 

Odd  Fellows  Hall 

Oden  &  Baker,  druggists 

Onler  Chosen  Friends  Hall 

Orr  DHL,  surveyor  and  draughtsman 

Pedlar  A  J,  physician  and  surgeon 

PETCOVICffl  N  (Petcovich  &  Poppo- 
vich),  Mariposa 

PETCOVICH    ft   POPPOVICH    (N 

Petcovich  and  L  Poppovich),  proprie- 
tors Garden  City  Fruit  Store  aud 
Restaurant,  Mariposa 


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Philipa  Austin,  county  aupervisor 
Phillips  W  W,  oashter  The  Fanners' 

Bank  of  Fresno 
Phoinix  Mill  Lumber  Yard 
Pickles  Rev  J  0,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Plate  Mrs  W  F,  dressmaking 
PoaKe  A  M,  justice  of  peace 
POWOVICH  L  (Petcovich  &   Poppo- 

vich),  M»ripn8a 
FORTEOTJS  JAMES,  blacksmith   and 

wagon  shop,  cor  Tulare  and  K 
Post-office,  N  W  Moodey  postmaster 
Prather  W  J,  dentist 
Ray  Chaa  (Chas  Ray  &  Co) 
Ray  Chas  &  Co  (Chas  Ray,  F  A   Separ 

and  A  S   Betas  Curte),  proprs  Azors 

Hotel 
REESE  J  Wt  clears,   tobacco,  fruits, 

confectionery  and  stationery,  Mariposa 

RHODES    &   BERNHA&D    (J    G 

Rhodes  &  E  F   Bernhard),  insurance 

agents.  Mariposa 
Rhodes  J  Cf  (Rhodes  &   Bernhard), 

attoraey-at-law  and  insurance  agent, 

Mariposa 
RIOGSR  W  (Rigga  &  Son),   corner 

Mariposa  and  K 
RIGGS  &  SON  (VV  T  and  R  W  Riggs), 

groceries,   provisions  and    fruit,   cor 

Mariposa  and  K 
ROBERTS  RR&  CO  (R   R   Roberts 

and  J  a  Rhodes),  real  estate,  Mariposi 
ROBERTSON     WM.     carriage     and 

wagon    maker,   blacksmith,    machine 

shop,  and  planing-mill,  cor  Mariposa 

and  K 
Rosenbluni  M,  gents'   furnishing   goods 
Rowell  Chester,  physician  and   surgeon 
ROWE  WILLIAM  F,  meat  market, 

Mariposa 
Rumble  VV  T,  notary  public   and  con- 
veyancer 
Sachs  A  (J  L  liCwison  &  Co) 
Sanders  W  A,  seeds 
SAXE  &  FABER  (M  C  Saxo  and   J  E 

Faber),  general  merchandise,  Mariposa 
SAXE  M  C   (Saxc  &  Faber),  Mariposa 
Sayle  C  U  (Snylo  &  Harris) 
SayleCG  (Saylo  &  Hill) 
Savle  &   Harris   (C  ii  Sayle  and  M  K 

Harris),  attorneys-at-law 
Sayle  &  Hill   (C  G  Sayle  and  J  A  Hill), 

conlectionery,  candy  mfrs,  bakery  and 

ice  cream  parU»rs 
Schell  Joseph,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Schloh  Chas  (Schloh  &,  Hunting) 
Schloh  &  Henke  (Louis  Schloh  and  Chas 

H  Henke),  saloon 
Schloh   &   Hunting    (Chas  Schloh  and 

\Vm  Hunting),  saloon 
Schloh  Louis  (^'nhloh  &  Henke) 
Seropian  Jacob  M,  importer  and  dealer 

embroideries,  ruga,  cigars,  confection- 
ery, etc 


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Separ  F  A  (Chas  Ray  k  Co) 

Shaw  Mrs  Tena  A,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Smith  &  Falconbridge  (N  N  Smith  and 

Jos  Falconbridge),  painters 
Smith  Mrs  Frank,  boardirtg 
Smith  Frank  P,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Smith  N  N  (Smith  &  Falconbridge) 

STATHAM  A  H  (Statham  &  Choice). 
Mariposa 

STATHAM  &  CHOICE  (A  H  stat- 
ham and  H  B  Choice),  civil  engineers, 
Mariposa 

Stevens  A  T  (Stevens  Bros) 

Stevens  Bros  (A  T  and  C  A  Stevens), 
feed  and  wood  yard       , 

Stevens  C  A  (Stevens  Bros) 

Studer  George,  merchant  tailor 

Swain  &  Co,  blacksmith,  horseshoer  and ' 
wagonmaker 

Tadlock  Frank  E  Jr,  agt  Union  Insur- 
ance Co  of  California  and  saloon 

Temperance  House,  E  J  Draper  propr 

TERRY  D  S  (Terry  &  Grady),  attor- 
ney-at-law,  cor  Mariposa  and  I 

TERRY  &  GRADY  (D  S  Terry  and 
VV  D  Grady),  attorneys-at-law,  cor 
Mariposa  and  I 

TERRY  R  B  (Tupper  &  Terry),  attor- 
ney-at-law  and  notary  public,  Mari- 
posa 

"THE  ALZADA, "  saloon  and  billiards, 
E  F  Bernhard  proprietor,  Mariposa 

THORN  A  Ji  county  treasurer.  Court 

House 
Tombs  A,  harness  and  saddlery 
Tulloch  D  VV  (Fleming  &  Tulloch) 

TUPPER  &  TERRY  (W  D  Tupper 
and  R  B  Terry),  attorneys-at-law  and 
notaries  public,  Mariposa 

TUPPER  W  D  (Tupper  &  Terry),  at- 
torney-at-law  and  notary  public,  Mari- 
posa 

Vellguth  Wm,  drugs  and  barber 

Warner  T  C  (VV  J  Bennett  &  Co) 

WARNER  H  C,  watches  and  jewelry 
and  watchmaker,  Mariposa 


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Watctes  ani  Jewelry, 

FRESNO,  CAL. 
REPAIRING  done  at  Short  Notice. 


Weyburn  &  Burns,  painters 

WHARTON     &    ASHBROOK    (F 

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WHARTON  J  P  (Wharton  ft  Ash- 
brook),  uttomey-at-la«r,  Mariposa 
White  John,  upholsterer 
Williama  J  W,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Wimmer  Elijah,  livery  stables 
Winchell  £  C,  attomey-at-law 
Witthouse  A,  public  administrator 
WoUnerSol,  clothing,  gents' furnishing 

W;oods,  cigars,  tobacco  and  cutlery 
right  Stnart  S,  attorney-at-law  and 
court  commissioner 


STUART  S.  WRIGHT, 

Attorney  at  Law 

AND  COURT  COBOaSSIONXR, 

Fresno,  Fresno  County,  Cal. 


Yeargin  J  P,  groceries,  confectionery, 
tobacco  and  cigars 


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DEALERS  IN 

Dry  Goods,  Groceries,  Boots  and  Shoes, 

Hardware,  Crockery,  Glassware  i  Liquors, 

FRESNO,  CAL. 

A  good  assortment  of  CANNED  GOODS  constantly  on  hand.     Highest 
Market  Price  paid  for  all  kinds  of  Country  Produce. 

P.  M.  BEHUNIN, 

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BRICK  &  WOODEN  BUILDINGS, 

MARIPOSA  STREET,  FRESNO,  CAL. 

JOBBING  A.  SPECIALTY. 

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FRESNO,  CAL. 


S.  W.  ClUORUURN. 


Geo.  E.  Bukniiam. 


The  Fresio  News  Coiopaiy, 

Dealers  in 

NEWSPAPERS,  MAGAZINES, 

School  Books,  Stationery, 

Fancy  Goods,   Perfumes,  Toilet  Soaps, 
Cutlery,  Etc., 

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THOS.  E.  HUGHES  &  SONS., 


Office:  314  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco. 

OFFICE:  FRESNO,  CAL. 

Lands,  Farms,  Sheep  and  Sheep  Ranges  for  Sale  and  to  Rent.     Farm- 
ing Lands  with  or  without  water  for  Irrigation. 

SEND  FOlirCIRCULAR. 

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FHBSNO,   CAL.IFORISiHA. 

Jesse  MorroiVf      -       -       -     Proprietor, 

Free  Carriage  to  and  from  all  trains.      House  first-class  and  charges  moderate. 

WM.  ROBERTSON, 

General  Blacksmith, 

Corner  Mariposa  and  K  Streets, 


Fronting  Court  House  Square, 


FRESNO,  CALIFORNIA. 


Horseshoeing  a  Speoialtvt 

Heavy  and  Light  Wagons  and  Buggies  buElt 

on  Sliort  Notice. 

Iron  and  Steel  of  all  kinds  always  on  hand  and  for  sale. 


HAVING  LATELY  ADDED 


STEAM  POWER.  PLANIXG  MILL  i  MACHINE  SHOP 

To  my  Factory,  I  am  prepared  to  turn  out  a  Better  Quality  of  work,  and  on 
shorter  notice,  than  any  other  shop  in  the  San  Joaquin  Valley. 

i^AIl  kinds  of  Iron  Work  done.     Strict  attention  paid  to  the  Repairing  of 
Machinery  of  every  description. 


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R.  R.  ROBKRT8,  Ctvll  KoKiiieor.  J.  O.  RIIODE8,  Attorney  at  Uw. 

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CANALS  AND  LANDS  SURVEYED, 
COLLECTIONS  MADE  AND  LOANS  EFFECTED. 
Ft*e»no,  California, 


FRESNO  FLATS. 

Frei^no  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  about  !>  miles  from  Course  Gold 
Gulch  and  about  48  milo'*  northeast 
of  Madera. 

Anderson  H,  hotel 

Houge  J,  saloon 

Hunt  John  L,  constable 

Johnson  J  M,  justice  of  the  peace 

Raferfcy  H,  saloon 

Smith  &  Laramore,  general  mdse 


FRESNO  HOT  SPRINGS. 

Fkksno  County.     See  Wartham. 


FRONTIER  HOUSE. 

Sonoma  County.     See  Petaluma. 


FRUITLAND. 

San  DiBoo  Couni'Y.     A  post-office. 

Burroughs  D.  dairyman  and  farmer 
'TAMILT'S    DEFENDER."    Zach 
Montgomery  puilisher 

MONTOOMERT  ZACH.   assistant 

postmaster,  orchardist  and  publisher 
"F-.mily's  Defen  'er" 
Shaffer  Bros,  salt  nfrs 

FOLTON. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  at  the  junction  of  the 
Fulton  and  Guorncville  Branch  of 
San  Francisco  and  Northern  PaoiHc 
R.  K.,  4  miles  from  Santa  Rosa  and 
16  miles  from  Guernevillc. 

Barnes  &  Estinghausen,  warehouse 
Culver  J,  hotel 

Eatinghauaeu  k  Barnes  (W  A  Esting- 
hausen and  W  Barnes),  warehouse 


Falton  Thomas,  blacksmith   and  farmer 

H  nily  D,  saloon 

H(  >lly  S  B  &  Witter,  general  mdse 

H  )M'e  E  A,  hotel 

RECTOR  ft  LYNDON.  Hour-mill  and 

farmers 
RECTOR  WM  H  (Rector  k  Lyndon) 
'iuoggan  John,  saloon 

FULTON  WELLS. 

Lo.s  Anqklks  County.  A  post-office, 
located  2  miles  north  of  Norwalk. 

FULTON  J  E.  hotel,  physician  and 
postmuatur 

Fulton's  Sulphur  Wells,  J  E  Fulton  M 
D  propr 

Rountz  M,  general  merchandise 

WILDS  GEO  E>  general  merchandise 


FURNACEVILLE. 

Shasta  County.    See  Oak  Run. 


GALLATIN. 

Los  Anueles  County.  See  Donney 
City. 

GALT. 

Sacramento  County.  A  po  t,  express 
and  telegr;,pi«  offioe,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  i'i.,  distant  27  miles  from 
Sacramento,  and  is  connected  by 
branch  ro;  cli  with  lone  City,  and  from 
there  by  stage  with  Jackson,  Amador, 
and  Calaveras  Big  Trees.  It  has  two 
hotels.  The  Gait  House,  owned  by 
D.  Dennison,  is  being  remodeled,  and 
travelers  will  find  it  comfortable  and 
home-like.     Population  700. 

fAmes  A  T,  wagonmaker 
Bartlctt  O  N,  carrias;e  painter 
Beck  with  J  W,  saddlery  and  harness 
Bottimore  W  T,  brickmaker 


CALVIN  NUniNG  £  SON, 


Tahnlar  Wheelbarrows,  B»lt  and  llrlds« 
Work,  SiC?  Main  Street,  Man  Franeiaeo. 


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BBEW8TEE  J  ft  CO,  general 

ohandiae,  corner  Front  and  B 
OONTHER  JAS  E.  feed  yard  (see 

vertiaemont) 
COWTWER  JAS  El  Forest  Saloon 
Centner  James,  merchant  tailor 
OONTNER  MBB  J  E.  millinery 
DENNI80N     DANIEL.      proprietor 

Ualt  House  (sec  advertiflomuat) 
Evans  E,  blacksmithing,  wind-mills  and 

barley-mills 
Farmer  B  A,  Oalt  Market 
Ferris  J  H,  attorney-at-law  and  real 

estate  agt 
FOREST    SALOON.   Jas    E    Contner 

proprietor 
Fuffitt  C  C,  bakery  and  confectionery 
QaLT  house.  Daniel  1  lenniaon  pro- 
prietor (see  Hilvortidemont) 
Grey  G  W,  nurseryman 
Harvey  C  W,  hotel 
Harvey  Ubed,  physician  and  surgeon 
Hatch  T,  blacksmith 
Hicks  James,  restaurant  and  saloou 
Holmes  W  O,  book-keeper 
House  Mrs  N  G,  dressmaking  and  milli- 
nery 
Hunt  E  S,  carriage  factory  and  wheel- 
wright 
Her  J  W  &  Son,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoeing 
Jameson  Mrs,  dressmaking 
Latourrette  P  H,  stoves  and  tinware 
Lewis  8  A,  carpenter  and  builder 
Marenu'O  A  &  Co,  vegetable  peddlers 
McKinstry  J  K,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Montague  A,  physician  and  surgeon 
NestellD  D  T,  physician  and  surgeon 
Noble  G  W,  barber 


Noble  O  W,  confeotionery,  oigara  and 

tobacco 
Pfenl  Chas,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Phelps  F  F,  watches,  jewelry  and  fancy 

goods 
PItOUTT  W  H.  general  merchandise 

(see  advertisement) 
Quigglo  John,  saloon 
Ray  Don,  postmaster  ^ 

Raymond  Miss  C,  W  U  Tel  operator 
Sampson  J  A,  agt  C  P  K  K  and  W,  F 

&Co 
Sill  Thomas,  saloon 
Simons  &  Co,  poultry  and  second-hand 

furniture 
Smith  M  I,  justice  of  peace 
Sparks  &,  Baker,  blaGkBmitl\  and  wagon- 
makers 
Staten  Rev  F  M,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Swain  G  W,  architect  and  builder 
Thompson  J  S,  bootmaker  and  saloon 
Uncle  John's  Saloon,  John  Wall  propr 
Vanderhoof   D,  si^n,   house,  and  orna- 
mental painter 
Whitaker  &  Ray,  druggists  and  general 
merchandise 


W.  H.  PROUTY, 

(Succeworto  Dunn  &  Pkouty),  dealer  in 

General  Merchandise. 


Keeps  constantly  on  hand  a  full  and  choice 
stock  of  Croclterv,  'Olassware,  f^ueensware,  Hard- 
ware, Paints,  Oils,  BrusheH,  Stationery,  Confec- 
tionery, Oonts'  Kurnlshint;  Gofxls,  Wood  and 
Willow  Ware,  Bmits,  8h<«!i,  Hats,  Caps,  Groce- 
ries, Provisions,  Fancy  Stone  Ware,  etc. 

Drders  for  Luiniier  promptly  filled.  Country 
Produce  taken  in  exohanKe  for  gonds  at  hit$hest 
market  rates.    C  Street,  Oalt. 


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DAN  DENNISON. 


C  Street,  bet. 


PROPRIETOR 

and  Sixth. 


Board  and  Lodging,  (per  Week) $5  GO 


Board $4  OO 

Single  Meals 86  eenta. 


Jiodging 85  cents. 

Single  Rooms 60  cents. 


This  House  has  recently  been  refitted  and  refurnished  throughout,   and  no 
pains  will  bo  spared  in  attending  to  the  wants  of  guests. 

t^T  Best  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars  at  the  Bar. 


GANSNER'S  MILL 

Plumas  County.     Post-office  Quincy. 
Oansner  F,  saw-mill 


GARBERVILLE. 

Humboldt  County.    A  post-office, 
miles  from  Eureka;  population  60. 
Amberaou  Wm,  blacksmith 


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Bundle ,  carpenter 

Condy  Fred  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Dale  John,  saloon 

Garber  J  C,  general  merchandise,  post- 
master and  notary  public 

HAMILTON  J  B 

Harris  T,  tannery,  boot  and  harneasmkr 

McCharles  D  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

\l(iMelon  &  Cornelia,  feed  stable 

Myres  Mit,  saloon 

Odborn  A  P,  nonstable 

Prides  Hiram 

Reed  Ezra,  confectionery 

Schoniaker  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 

Scott  Chester  &  Mottier,  hotel 


GARCIA. 

Mendocino  Countv.  See  Punta  Arenas. 


GARDEMEYER. 

Kern  County.     See  Bakersfield. 


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GARDEN  GROVE. 

Lo3  Anoeles  County.  A  post-office,  5 
miles  southeast  of  Anaheim. 

HOWE  C>  general  merchandise 
Webster  David,  postmaster 
Withan  Otis,   blucksmith   and  wagon- 
maker 


GARDEN  VALLEY. 


A   post-office;    a 
north  of  Placer- 


El  Dorado  County. 
small  town  1 1  miles 
ville. 

Bell  F  M,  mining  expert 
Berta  F  &  Son,  wine  mfrs 
Barlinghcn  N  D,  a-isayer 

PILIPFINI  R  &  CO,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Fox  D  W,  fruit  grower 

Harkemnller  H,  teamster  and  freight 
contractor 

Hartles  Benj,  stockraiser 

Heindel  Daniel,  wood  contractor 

Lagersen  F,  blacksmith 

Maggini  John,  stockraiser 

Pedrini  M,  stockraisci- 

Perkins  D  li,  farmer 

Philipp  J  W  D  &  Bro,  stockrai8ei<i 

Russell  H  W,  stockraiser 

Thomas  Mrs  N  J,  dressmaker 

Williamson  &  Berry,  stockraisers 

Yow  J  J,  bootmaker 

GARROTE. 

TcoLUMNB  CouNiT.  See  Groveland. 


GAS  POINT. 

Shasta  County.  A  post-office,  16  miles 
west  of  Cottonwood,  and  18  miles 
south  of  Shasta;  population  50. 

Bris  J  W,  saloon 

Gordon  J  W,  general  merchandise 

Shuffloton  H  H,  notary  public 

WHiLIAMS  J  S*  postmaster 


GASQUET. 


Del  Norte  County.     A  post-office,  19 
miles  northeast  of  Crescent  City. 

OANDON  A>  assistant  postmaster 
OASQXJET  HORACE,  hotel  and  post- 
master 


GATHIER  SCHOOL-HOUSE. 

Suiter  County.     Post-office  Yuba  City. 
SCHEILENGER  E  T,  blacksmith 


GAVIOTA. 


Santa     Barbara    County. 
Cruces. 


See    Las 


GAZELLE. 

Siskiyou  County.  Eighteen  miles  south 
of  Yreka,  the  county  seat,  and  is  on 
the  line  of  the  California  and  Oreeon 
R.  R.  ** 

EDSON  BROS,  postmaster  and  hotel 


GENESSEE. 


Plumas  County.     A  post-office,  15  miles 
southeast  of  Yreka. 

HOSSELKUS  E  D,  general  merchan- 
dise 


GEORGETOWN. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  18  miles  from  Auburn 
and  16  miles  from  Placerville.  Once 
a  famous  mining  town,  being  in  the 
vicinity  of  some  rich  mines.  It  has 
at  present  a  population  of  some  five  or 
six  hundred  inhabitants,  a  tine  salu- 
brious atmosphere,  splendid  climate; 
75  miles  east  of  Sacramento  and  the 
terminus  of  the  Placerville  and 
Georgetown  stage  line,  also  of  the 
stage  line  from  Auburn. 

Benjamin  D  W  C,  saw-mill 
Berry  Wni,  barber  and  batbi 


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Buudshuh  R,  propr  Airericaa  Hotel 
California  Water  and  Mining  Co,  Thos 

Findley  mgr 
Cranmer  Wm,  saloon 
Crawford  .E  L,  notary  public,  attorney 

at-law  and  insurance  agt 
Dains  H  M  &  Son,  carpenters,  builders 

and  undertakers 
Demuth  R,  flouring-mill 
Epps  T  B,  constable  and  road  overseer 
Fiudley  Thos,  mgr  and  director  Califor 

nia  Water  and  Mining  Co 
Fitzgerald  C  M,  telegraph  operator  and 

sec  California  Water  and  Mining  Co 
Forbes  J  O  Sr,  justice  of  the  peace 
Francis  A  A,  saloon 
Francis  A  A  &  Co,  butchers 
Fuller  H  H,  liverv  stable 
"GEORGETOWN  GAZETTE."  H  W 

Hulbert  editor  and  proprietor 
Hotchkiss  C  D,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

HULBERT  H  W,  editor  and  propri- 
etor "Georgetown  Gazette" 


Georgetown  Gazette, 

PIJBLISHKD  WEKKLY,  BY 

H.  W.  HULBERT. 

Subscription f2.50  per  year. 


Only  Paper  on  Georgetown  Divide, 

Embracing  all  the  Northern  portion  of 

El  Dorado  County  lying  between  the 

North  and  South  Forks  of  the 

American  Uivnr. 


ilauksnn  &  Forbes,  general   merchandise 

Jackson  I  V,  notary  public 

Jerrett  D,  general  merchandise 

Jones  Rev  J  H,  Methodist  clergyman 

KNOX  H  Dt  carpenter 

Ijikbouf  T,  blacksmith 

Lewis  k  Lovejoy,  prnprs  Georgetown 
ami  Aubur'i  Stage  Line 

Noble  Robert,  saw-mill 

Orelli  A,  liquors,  boarding  and  lodging 

Shepherd  B  F.  postiuaator,  druggist, 
hotel,  general  merclianclise,  saddles, 
harnessmaker,  books,  stationery, 
paints,  etc 

Silva  Frank,  butcher 

Simon  ft  Sons,  dry  good?   and  clothing 

Sme«ler  Fred,  carpenter  antl  builder 

Smith  Wm,  propr  Plp,cerville  and 
Georgetown  Stage  Liue 

Sornberger  &  Lane,  groceries  and  hard- 
ware 

Spencer  C  G,  physician  and  surgeon 

Stephens  Wm,  liquors 


Suender  L,  house,  sign  and  ornamental 
painter  and  paperhanger 

Swift  I  G,  carpenter  and  builder 

Swift  Joseph,  mining  recorder  George- 
town Mming  District 

Watson  E  H,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Whitesides  Hall,  Odd  Fellows  mgrs 

Williams  Wm,  tailor 

Wren  J  Q,  physician  and  surgeon 


GEORGIA  SLIDE. 

El  Dorado  County.  Post-office  George- 
town; 2  miles  from  Georgetown. 

BARXLAGEG  H,  general  merchandise 


GERMANYOWN. 

Colusa  County.  A  post  and  express 
office ;  a  promising  village  6  miles 
from  Willows:  population  150. 

Bratiktle  A,  bootmaker 
Bradford  W  C,  wagon  maker 
Eppinger  &  Co,  geueral  merchandise 
Eidenmuller  Wm  C,  physician 
Frahn  M,  livery  stable 
Germantown  Hotel,  A  Koppe  propr 
(iriep  Hans,  liquors 
Hagcman  M,  liquors 
Hoflfmann  F  H,  blacksmith 
Klein  (^has,  hotel 
Koppe  A,  Germantown  Hotel 
Newmann  I,  general  merchandise 
Rathfon  B  F,  butcher 

SCHXJLZE  OSCAR  C,  notary  public 
and  postmaster 

Shwenk  D,  harnessmaker 

White  W  J,  saloon  and  wagonmaker 

Wright  R  H,  blacksmith 


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Fresno  County.     A  post-office,  6  miles 
southwest  of  Fresno  Flats. 

ACTON  A  H«  notary  public,  attorney- 
at-law  and  postmaster 

Crooks  W  H,  lumber-mill 
Davis  Mrs  Ada  B,  music  teacher 
(irant  Judge,  attorney-at-law   and  min- 
ing engineer 
Philip  A,  general  merchandise  and  hotel 
Trigg  R  T,  restaurant 
Westfall  S  W,  saloon 
Walsh  Wm,  mining  supt 


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GEYSERVILLE. 

Sonoma  Copnty.  Post-office  Clairville; 
a  auiitli  town  situated  on  the  San 
Francisco  and  North  Pacific  R.  R., 
23  miles  from  Santa  Rosa.  It  is  an 
interesting  resort,  and  the  surround- 
ing land  is  well  adapted  to  fiuit  cul- 
ture, especially  the  grape.  The  hotel 
is  first-class,  and  is  kept  by  C.  W. 
Skaggs.     Population  120. 

Danna  M  V  B,  carpenter 
GEYSERVILLE     HOTEL,    C     W 

Skag(/s  proprietor 
Harris  W  F,  carpenter 
Hill  Milton,  cabiuetmaker 

KEITH  A  D,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co,  and  San  Francisco  &  Northern 
Pacific  R  R 

Moore  A  P  (Moore  &  Steward) 

Moore  &   Steward  (A  P   Moore  &   M 

Steward),  general  merchandise 
Quitzow  Augustus,  winery 
Sea  well  &  More,  market 

SEAGOS  C  W,  proprietor  Geyserville 

Hotel 
Steward  M  (Moore  &  Steward) 
Sylvester  J  W,  carpenter 
Teaby    &     Phillips,    blacksmiths    and 

wagonmakers 
Urich  J  H,  physician 


GIBSON'S  RANCH. 

Calaveras  County.      Post-office  Mil- 
ton. 

Alrutz  John,  stage  station 


GIBSONVILLE. 

SiRRRA  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  reached  via  Marysville  and 
Oroville,  being  28  nules  from  the  lat- 
ter place,  and  25  miles  north  of 
Downicille. 

Brassell  J,  brewery 

Corbet*  "^ave,  liquors  and  hotel 

Gould  o,  li({Uors 

Holloway  Thos,  bootmaker 

Kars  Gerhard,  jeweler 

Spencer  Cha^i,  hvery 

Sutherland  Rod    iieat  market 

Winchel  G,  notary  public  and  justice  of 

OLTERS    &   BROS,   general  mer- 
chandise 


GILMORE. 


Colusa  County.    A  post-office,  abou* 
20  miles  south  of  Williams. 

GILMORE  G  TJ,  postmaster   and  far- 
mer 
Ingrim  G  C,  farmer 
Kelsey  A  R,  farmer 
Lonelace  J  N,  farmer 
Richetts  W  H,  farmer 


GILROY. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office,  on  the 
Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  81  miles  from 
San  Francisco.  It  is  a  town  of  some 
importance,  as  can  be  seen  by  the  en- 
terprise of  its  business  men.  It  is 
the  station  of  Gilroy  Hot  Springs, 
from  which  a  daily  stage  is  run,  a 
distance  of  15  miles.  The  country 
surrounding  is  agricultural.  A  branch 
of  the  Soutiiern  Pacific  R.  R.  runs 
from  thi3  place  to  Hollister.  With 
two  weekly  nt'wspapers  and  fine  hotel 
accommodations,  it  is  iudeed  inviting 
to  the  newcomer.     Population  1,700. 

Adams  C  S,  constable 

Alexander  &  Harris  (W   I   A^,exander 

and  Thos  Harris),  groceries 
Anselmi  S  &  Co  (S  Anselmi  and   J   Be- 

dulla),  saloon 
Backstedt  W,  saddles  and  harness 
Baillaige  A  P,  meat  market 
Baldacci  S,  hairdressing 

BANK   OF   GILROT  (The),    L  A 

W  h;tehurBt  president,  Geo  £  Hersey 

cashier 
Bassignano  V  &  Co  (V   Bassignano  and 

A  Wolfrom),  cigars  and  tobacco 
Bane  James  R,  butch >2r 
Beane  J  W,  dry  good& 
Bennett  Geo  E  (Bennett  &   Son),   city 

marshal  and  constaol'3 
Bennett  &  Son  (Geo  E  and  E  J  Bennett), 

meat  market 
Berry  John,  hotel  and  saloon 
Bertram  Henry,  saloon 
BT'AKB  F  W«  editor  and   proprietor 

Gilroy   "Advocate,"    stationery  etc, 

og :y  for  Adams'  windmills 

Blake  J  W,  windmills 

Brannan  Wm  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Briggs  H  W,  postmaster,  school  trustee 

Bryant  B,  physician 

Burrcl  C,  Santa  Clara  Valley  Flourintr 

Mills 
Cantrowitz  H  (H  Cantrowitz  &  Bros) 
CANTROWITZ  H  diBROS  (H.  M 

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Cantrowitz  I  (H  Cantrowitz  &  Bros) 

Cantrowitz  M  (H  Cantrowitz  &,  Bros) 

Casey  M  (Herold  &  Casey),  chief  en- 
gineer fire  department 

Castro  Y,  for^l^a  and  domestic  fruits 
andcity  clerk 

GLAVEBE  J  &  CO  (J  Clavere,  J  Guil- 
hamet  and  Jos  Clavere),  proprietors 
French  Restaurant 

Clavere  Jos  (J  Clavere  &  Co) 

Clavere  J  P  ( J  Clavere  &  Co) 

Cobb  Bobert,  boots,  shoes  and  clothing 

Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Heart 

Corre>;e  Peter,  bakery 

Covy  Mrs  J  H,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Curtiss  N  P,  lock  and  gunsmith 

Daily  Henry,  saloon 

Darrough  T,  councilman 

Daugherty  T  L,  groceries 

Dorlaud  J  J,  carpenter 

Dowdy  Perry,  police  jud^e  and  justice 
of  the  peace 

Dryden  D  A,  furniture 

DuNHAM  D  L,  merchant  tailor 

Einfalt  &  Hoslinger  (J  M  Einfalt  and  V 
Hoslinger),  boots  and  shoes 

Eipper  \V  T,  hairdressing  and  baths 

Eisley  C  A,  meat  and  tiah  market 

Ellis  &  Moore  (A  L  Ellis  and  T  Moore), 
general  merchandise 

Emlay  E,  saddles  and  harness 

Eugels  &  Theis  (John  Engcls  and  J 
Iheis),  saloon  and  feed  yard 

Eustice  Qeo,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Farmer  E  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Fitzgerald  P,  livery 

FR&SCa  HOTEL  AND  RESTAU- 

RANT,  J  Clavere  &  Co  proprietors 
French  &  Thompson,  hotel 
Frutig  Henry,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Oagliardi  John,  bootmaker 

OIIROT  "ADVOCATE,"  F  W  Blake 

editor  and  proprietor 
Gilroy  Water  Co,  Jas  Pettit  supt 
Graf  Ruldolph,  bootmaker 
Guilhamct  J  (J  Clavere  &  Co) 
Happs  W,  sr.loon 
HARRISON  E  S.  editor  and  proprietor 

"Valley  Record" 
Hemkr  John,  bootmaker 
Hennon  Richard,  saloon 
Herl)ert  H,  groceries 
HjtoM  &  Casey  (Adam  Herold  and  M 

Laoy),  brewery 
HERSEY  OEOROE  E,  cashier  Bank 

of  Uilniy,  notary   public  and  insur- 
ance agent 
Hickman  &  Kline  (Miss  H  Hickman  and 

Miss  M  Kline),   millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Huton  Charles,  general  blacksmithing 


Hinman  &  Goff  (J  W  Hinman  and  E 
Goff),  house,  sign  and  carriage  paint- 
ers 
Hoey  P  F,  attorney-at-law 
Hollingbery  Wm,  merchant  tailor 
Hopkins  Rev  I  L,  clergyman  (Method- 
ist) 
Hornback  Chas,  agt  S  P  R  R 
Hoslinger  V  (Einfalt  &  Hoslinger) 
Hosett  T,  groceries  and  bakery 
Huber  D,  physician 
Hudson  Father,  Catholic  clergyman 
Hunter  M  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
James  &  Babb,  transfer  and  express 
KEY  T  B,  manager  Palace  Drug  Store 
Lassa  Richard,  saloon 
Lawrence  Estella,  ice  cream  and  varieties 
Lawrence  H  F,  varieties      ' 
Lemmon  M,  groceries 
Loupe  L  (S  Loupe  &  Co)  and  city  coun- 
cilman 
Loupe  A  &  Co  (S  Loupe,  L  Haas  and  L 

Loupe),  general  merchandise 
LUBBOCK  C  H,  physician  and  surgeon 
Lynde  C  A  (Lynde  &  Purvjance) 
LYNDE  &  PURVIAIiCE  (C  A  Lynde 
and  S  T  Purviance),  proprietors  Wil- 
liams Hotel 
Muyock  8  J,  hairdressing  and  baths 
McGovern  J,  h  itel  and  saloon 
McStay  Miss  M  J,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Mendessolle  B,  general  merchandise 
Mucozain  J,  saloon 
Moore  A  R,  photographer 
Morey  ^'  C,  physician  and  drugs 
Morre.l  E,  saloon 
Nichols  C  M,  druggist 
Oberdeener  Wolf,  stationery,  etc 
Otto  John  G,  councilman 
PAINE  JOHN,  livery  stable,  proprietor 
(iilroy  Hot  Sulphur  Springs  stage  line 

PALACE  DRUG  STORE,  T  B  Key 

manager 
Parsons  Mrs  S  L,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Payne  J  R,  W  U  Te'  oixjrator  and  W,  F 

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Peck  Rev  Wesley,  Methodist  clergyman 
Princevalle  .1,  fruits  and  groceries 
Purviance  S  T  (Lynde  &  Purviance) 
Pyle  W  R,  real  estate  and  insurance 
Ilea  S,  county  8U[»ervisor 
Reeve  H,  school  trustee 
Reihl  Adam,  councilman 
Heithcr  J,  groceries  and  city  mayor 
Rivard  L  O,  hotel  and  saloim 
Robinson  Amos,  stoves  and  tinware 
Rogers  &  Briiiham  ( F  S  Rogers  and  J  A 

Brigham),  dentists 
Rogers  E  P,  <lenti»t 
Rule  llev  J  K,  Christian  clergyman 
Sanford  G  W,  barber 
Satterwhite  T  D,  insurance  and  notary 


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Sohrepfer  C,  hotel  and  saloon 

SEAMAN  OE0>  proprietor  Southern 
Pacific  Hotel 

Severance  Miss,  private  school 

Shannahan  John,  saloon 

Short  S  S,  Railroad  Restaurant  and  sa- 
loon 

Slavich  L  V,  restaurant  and  lodgings 

Smith  &  Baxter  (F  Smith  and  J  A  Bax- 
ter), hardware  and  agricultural  imple- 
ments 

Smith  F  (Smith  &  Baxter),  sec  Gas  Co 

SOUTHERN  PACinC  HOTEL.  Geo 

Seaman  proprietor 

STANLEY  J,  C>  stoves,  tinware, 
pumps,  iron  pipe  and  crockery 

Thomassou  W  J,  councilman 

Thornton  D,  saddles  and  harness  and 
councilman 

Thornton  T  E,  agt  insurance  for  unmar- 
ried people 

Tryon  A  B,  furniture  and  undertaking 

Tully  BP.  attorney -at-law 

"VALLEY  RECOED,"  E  S  Harrison 
editor  and  proprietor 

WHITEHURST  L  A,  presidt.i 
of  Gilroy,  treasurer  and  school  ti 

Whitney  D  S,  carriage  and  wagonmu  .>.:■ 

Willoy  &  Rea  (S  Willey  and  J  E  Rea), 
grocers 

WILLIAMS  HOTEL,  Lynde  &  Pur- 
viauce  proprietors 

Willson  Horace,  hay  presses 

Wilmarth  Peter  B,  hotel 

VVolfrom  A  (V  Bassignano  &  Co) 

Woolsey  J  S,  macliiiiist 

Wright  J  J,  soapmaker 


Boffga  ft  Harbine,  lumbermen 
Miller  ft  StoUe,  Adams  Springs  Hotel 
Morris  C  E,  Xorthern  Telegraph 
Southwick,  Jenkins  ft  Boggs,   saw-mill 


GLENBROOK  FARM. 

Santa  Clara     County.      Post-office 
Mountain  View. 

Byrne  Mrs  G  J,  hotel 


GLENCOE. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post-office,  18 
miles  northeast  of  San  Andreas  and 
20  miles  east  of  lone. 

BERRT  0  W,  postmaster 

Bonliam  G  D,  saloon 

Burt  J,   general  merchandise,   liquors, 

cigars  and  tobacco 
Fields  Geo  L,  hotel 
Holmes  I  I,  mining  supt 


GILROY  HOT  SPRINGS. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post  and  tel- 
egraph oHice,  situated  15  miles  north- 
east of  Gilroy. 

Arrick  &  Co,  hotel 


GIMLETVILLE. 

Plumas  County. 

Bennett  &  DoUev,  general  merchandise 
Cook  Geo  E,  justice  of  the  peace 
Knot  Wm,  hotel 


GLENBROOK. 

Lake  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice, reached  by  way  of  Calist'ga;  dis- 
tance by  stage  2*J  milet*  ;  '.'5  miles 
southeast  of  Lakepnrt;  population  7o. 

BASSETT  S  &  SONS,  hotel 

Bussett  W  i>,  postmaster  and  agt  W,  F 
ft  Co 


GLEN  ELLEN. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post-office,  7  miles 
northwest  from  Sonoma  and  14  miles 
southeast  of  Santa  Rosa. 

Behler  C,  bootmaker 
Chan  vet  Joshua,    distiller  and  grain- 
mill 
Gibson  J.  saloon  and  postmaster 
Justi  Chas,  saloon 
Lenhi  Fish  Co,  A  V   Lamotte  sec 

Sullivan ,  blacksmith 

TARRANT  H  F,  general  merchandise 
Wailield  Mrs  Kate  F,  distiller 
Williams  Josepli,  distiller 

GLENVILLE. 

Kern  County.     A  post-office,  45  miles 
northeast  of  Bakeistield. 

Early  Thos,  hotel 
Gurne  t  L,  blacksmith 
.lones  H,  saloon 

Murpliy  J  J,  general  merchandise 
Wilkos  F  H,  general  merchandise 
WOODS  L  N,  postmaster  and  general 
mercliaudisu 


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GLENWOOD. 

Santa  Cruz  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
pres '  office,  on  the  South  Pac  fie  Coast 
K.  K.,  14  miles  from  Santa  Cruz. 

Co<ly  J,  teamster  and  wood  contractor 
Coyle  H,  wood  dealer 

CRICHTON  WM.  general  merchan- 
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De  Wolfe  J  W,  propr  Summer  Home 

Farm 
Farrington  Wm,  shiagle-mill  and  wood 

dealer 
Finnie  A,  wood  dealer 
Hiha  L  W,  wood  dealer 

Hodge ,  wood  dealer 

Hubert  &  Luff  (C  A  Huburt  and  J  N 

Luff ),  proprs  Magnetic  Springs 
Lewis  John  F,  vineyard  and  winemaker 

Lincoln ,  vineyard 

Martin  C  C,   postmaster,   hotel,   store, 

o    'isrd,  vineyard,  and  wood  dealer 
McKieman  C,   land  owner  and  wood 

dealer 
Mel  Henry,  vineyard  and  winemaker 
Merrill  Mrs  J  K,  orchard,  vineyard,  etc 
Morrell  k  Spidell,  saw-mill 
Ordway  L  J,  wood  dealer 
Sargent  Thos,  road  contractor 
Stanfiuld  R,  wood  dealer 
Taylor  &  Haines,  wood  contractors 
Van  Winkle  S  F,  wood  dealer 
WELLS  E  N,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co,  South  Pacific  Coast  R  R  Co,  and 

telegraph  operator 


GOLDEN  CITY. 

Tuolumne    Cocnty,      Post-office     La 
Orange. 

Gross  A,  saloon 


GOLD  RUN. 


Placer  Coitnty.  A  po.st,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
K.  K.,  '2S  miles  northeast  of  Auburn. 
It  is  tlio  center  of  l.irge  hydraulic 
mines,  havin<;  an  elevation  of  3,'20U 
feet.     Population  .S75. 

Dixon  Joseph,  meat  market 

Kverha-t  C  M  &  Bros,  general  mdae 

lIurriHon  J  A,  saloon 

Hunt  W  H,  jroneral  merchandise 

•loues  Wm  Sr,  boanliug-houae 

Leach  I   B,  siloon 

Moody  Mrs  S  .f  &  Son,  hotel 

Siiade  Thomas  K,  ilru^'gi^t,  postmaster, 

and  ant  W,  F  &  Co 
VanBuren  1,  saloon 
Wolwr  P  B,  saloon 


GOLETA. 


Santa    Barbara    County. 
office,    8   miles  northwest 
Hurbtira.     Population  4'J5. 

FOSTER  F  C.  stock  raiser 
(iroux  A,  sah>on 

Kotchum ,  justic.3  of  peace 

Koster  H  H,  bouts  and  shoes 


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Pettis  B  F,  blacksmith 

Rich  H,  wagonmaker 

Rudolph  John,  general  merchandise 

Town  E,  road  overseer 

White  Rev  B  F,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Woods  J  J,  market 


GONZALES. 

Monterey  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  k.,  1()  miles  southeast  of 
Salinas. 

Badger  L,  hotel 

Brackman  H,  saloon 

Collins  M  C,  livery  stable  and  constable 

Edwards  D  K,  warehouse- 

Hnrdwick  C,  saloon 

Hiner  H,  justice  of  peace 

McGregar  W,  saloon 

Root  ESS,  physician 

SABLES    &    WIDEMAN.    general 

merchandise 
Searles  W,  postmaster 


GOODYEAR'S  BAR. 


Sierra  County. 
southwest  of 
tion  275. 


A  post-o^ce,  4J  miles 
Downieville.     Popula- 


ACKERLT  0  F,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Fluke  Estate,  hotel 
Stewart  S  C,  saw-mill 


GORMAN  S  STATION. 

Loa  Angf.le-»  County.  A  post-offioe, 
about  10  miles  southeast  of  Fort  Te- 
jon. 

Bailey  M  C,  ranching  and  stock  raising 
Cudiley  JuhnF,  ranching  and  stock  rais- 
ing 
Fratis  C,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Smith  \V  A,  miner 
SneddenS,  runcliin(;  and  stock  raising 

GOSHEN. 

TuLAKK  County.  Post-office  Visalia;  a 
small  town  on  the  Southern  Pacific 
R.  IL,  :U  miles  southeast  of  Fresno 
and  7  miles  west  of  Visalia. 

Worswick  W  H,  hotel 


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GRAFTON. 

Yolo  Cocwty.  Formerly  Knight's 
Landing.  A  post  and  express  office, 
15  miles  from  Woodland  and  is  the 
terminus  of  a  branch  of  the  California 
Pacific  R.  R.,  which  takes  its  name 
from  the  place.     Population  400. 

Allen  H,  physician 

Baily  S,  blacksmith 

Black  J  A,  harnessmaker  and  saddler 

Bubich  Stephen,  liquors 

Cassels  E,  physician 

Clowe  M  £,  grain  dealer 

Dennis  £,   agt  California  Pacific  and 

Northern  R  R 
Dyer  John,  liquors 
Eastham  John,  hardware 
Edson  Webster,  fancy  goods  and  notions 
Fisher  A  H,  painter 

FSTETT  S  J,  postmaster,  agt  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co  and  druggist 

Goettsch  P,  engineer 
Kness  A,  livery  stable 
Knox  W  T,  barber 
LaBrie  £,  physician 
Marinovich  T,  restaurant 
Martin  Julius,  general  merchandise 
Mills  A,  tinshop 
O'Keefe  John,  druggist 
Provost  H,  Union  Hotel 
Reed  C  F,   grain  dealer  and  gen  mdse 
Shannon  M  P,  bootmaker 
Shelton  Rev  J  G,   clergyman   (Metho- 
dist) 
Smith  John  C,  lumber 
Smi'.h  K  W,  liquors 
Snowball  J  W,  grain  buyer 
Wickwire  &  Canterbury,   wagonmakers 
Wilcox  W  H,  butcher 


GRAINLAND. 

Bdtte  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice, 6  miles  southwest  by  stage  from 
Chico. 

Frost  &,  Hansley,  blacksmiths 

Hansley  T  A,  blacksmith 

Holland  D,  saloon 

Joerk  A  W,  general  merchandise 

MARCH  J  D.  druggist 

Miller  J  A,  saloon 

Spencer  B,  hotel 

Van  Zandt  B  C,  wagonmaker 

Whistler  Mrs,  restaurant 


GRAND  ISLAND. 

Colusa  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice, located  on  the  west  bank  of  Sac- 
ramento River,  14  miles  southeast  of 
Colusa.  Reached  by  steamer  from 
Knight's  Landing,  on  the  Sacramento 
River,  distant  36  miles,  and  via  Ar- 
buckle,  12  miles  distant.  The  farming 
community  of  a  large  district  makes 
this  a  trading  and  shipping  point. 
Population  150. 

COLE  H  E<  general  merchandise  and 

agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  express 
Gilmour  Samuel,  bootmaker 
Graham  E  R,  county  supervisor 
Grimes  C,  liquors  and  harnessmaker 
Partain  S,  blacksmith 
Peart  E  C,  general  merchandise 
Thayer  A  A,  insurance  agent 
Williamson  J  H,  wagonmaker  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace 


GRAND  VIEW. 

Tulare  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice, on  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  14 
miles  northwest  of  Visalia.  Popula- 
tion 30. 

KITCHENER  BROS,  general  mer- 
chandise, grain  dealers,  wool  and  corn 
merchants 

KITCHENER  C  F  J>  postmaster 

Woorl  B,  saloon 


GRANGEVILLE. 

Tulare  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  27  miles  west  of  Visalia;  popu- 
lation 125. 

Belden  A  F,  blacksmith  and  carriage- 
maker 

Belden  F  E,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Bland  Rev  A  B,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Bradley  A,  physician 

Brownstone  David,  postmaster  and  agt 
W,  F  &  Co 

Butler  A  B,  physician 

Care  David,  amusement  hall 

Cox  &  Hillard,  saloon 

Hanlcy  J.  painter 

HOFF  V  «  CO.  general  merchandise 

Mussel  Slough  Flouring  Mills,  Sullivan 
&,  Co,  proprs 

Perrv  V,  hotel 

Ritchie ,  blacksmith 

Sullivan  &  Co,  flour-mills 

Schwartz  B  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Sullivan  J  L,  druggist 


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GRANITE  HILL. 

El  Dorado  CorNTT.  A  poat-office  and 
small  town,  3  miles  from  Coloma,  on 
the  Placerville  stage  road,  and  6  miles 
northwest  of  Placerville,  at  one  time 
a  rich  mining  vicinity,  but  recentlv 
agricultural  pursuits  seem  to  prevail, 
orchards,  vineyards,  grain,  etc,  also  a 
salubrious  climate. 

Gallanar  J  C,  groceries 


GRANITE  STATION. 

Kern  County.    Twenty-five  miles  from 
Bakerstield, 

FAEHLIO  0,  station-keeper 


GRANITEVILLE. 

Nevada  County.  A  post-oflBce  28  miles 
northeast  of  Nevada  City;  pApulation 
250. 

Allison  Peter,  hotel 
BOHANAN  MICHAEL,   general  mer- 
chandise, liquors  and  cigars 
Cline  J   T,   propr  Granite ville   Water 

Works 
Ellis  Geo  A,  saloon 
Haddock  &  Prout,  saloon 
Hartman  Wm,  bruwery  and  saloon 
Milton,  Eureka  Luke  and   Yuba  Canal 

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Provet  &  Foley,  saloon 
Uobb  J  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Kohrig  Gustave,  siiloon  and  gen  mdse 
Schultze  Fred  butcher  and  saloon 
TYLER  I  E.  vari«tii'8  and  postmaster 
Waller  F  E.  saloon 


GRASS  VALLEY. 

Nevada   County.      Situated    17   miles 
from  Colfax,  on  the  Central  Pacific  K. 
K. ;  is   S8  miles  from  .Sacramento  and 
1«)1  miles  fr  ni  San  Francisco.     Popu- 
lation over  4, 0(H)  witliin  the  corporate 
limits,  and  aiK)ut  0,000,  including  the 
inuncdiate  suburbs.     The  population 
of  the  township  is  over  7,000. 
The  town  is  l>eautifully  Hituated  at  an 
elevation  of  2,400  feet   above  sea-level. 
In  Grass  Valley   "gold  in  quartz"  was 
first  discovered  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  and 
gold  mining  has  l>een  since  1850  the  prin- 
cipal  and  a  profitaLle  industry   of  the 
place.     The  gold-bearing  lodges  are  nu- 
merous,    and     prospecting    them    has 
scarcely    commenced.      The   town   has 
numerous  schools,  both  public  and  pri- 
vate, many  churches,  and  almost  all  the 
benevolent  societies  are  represented  in 


the  place.  There  are  two  newspapers — 
the  Tidings,  a  daily  evening  paper,  with 
a  weekly  edition,  and  the  union,  a  daily 
morning  paper.  In  and  around  the  town 
are  numerous  orchards  and  vineyards, 
and  the  trees  and  vines  grow  right  above 
some  of  the  most  famous  mines.  The 
town  is  well  supplied  with  pure,  fresh 
water  from  the  higher  Sierra,  and  the 
water-works  are  so  constructed  as  to 
give  almost  complete  protection  from 
fire.  There  are  gas-works  in  the  town. 
Grass  Valley  is  the  center  of  trade  for 
the  agricultural  portion  of  the  county, 
and  is  in  the  center  of  the  mining  busi- 
ness of  the  county.  The  Idaho  Mine 
declared  on  the  third  of  last  July  its 
157th  regular  monthly  dividend. 

Ash  Rev  G  0,  Methodist  clergyman 
Avery  Samuel  D,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith, 32  Main 
Bamberger  Bros   (F  and  J  Bamberger), 

dry  goods,  18  Mill 
Bamberger  F  and  J  (Bamberger  &  Co), 

18  Mill 
Barrett  A,  saloon.  Mill 
Bee   William,   Golden  Gate  Hotel,  44 

Main 
Bchrish  Charles,  saloon,  Mill 
Bclanger  Miss  M  E,  dressmaker.  Church 
Benndorf  Charles,  bootmaker.  Mill 
Bennetts  Joseph  A,  bootmaker.  Mill 
Benson  Wm  H,  propr  Benson  House 
Berg  Alfred,  jewelry,  22  Mill 
Best  John,  bootmaker,  58  Main 
Biggs  Elam,  hardware,  44  Mill 
Binkelmann   David,  Grass  Valley  Brew- 
ery, Auburn 
Black  Edward,  telegraph  operator  W  U 

Tel  Co,  Main 
Blackford  Mrs  Maria,  hairdresser,  Neal 
Bluml)crg  Alfred,  tailor,  Mill 
B'nai  B'rith,  Garizim  Lodge,  No  43,  I  O 

B  B,  I  Haas  sec,  Webster  Hall 
Body  VVm  C  D  i'.,  Bro,  contractors  and 

builders 
Bourne  W  B,  supt  Empire  Mine 

BRADY  ALEXANDER  B,  real  es 

tate  and  insurance,  04  Main 
Bremer  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  Mill 
Brockington  Wm  (Brockingtun  &  Dun- 

stan),  70  Main 
Brockineton  &  Dunstan  (Wm  Brocking- 
ton and  S  Dunstan),  saloon,  70  Main 
Brunsteter  Peter,  planing-mills,  35  Main 
Buja  T,  saloon,  50  Main 
Burnie   Alexander,   tailor  and    sewing- 
machine  agt,  Mill 
Burroughs  VVm  C,  meat  market,  48  Main 
Burrows  A,  attorney  and  notary  public. 

Main- 
Byrne  &  Co   (M  Byrne  and  P  Purcell), 
livery  stable,  94  Main 


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Byrne  Michael  (Byrne  ft  Co),  94  Main 
Caddy  Richard  (Pearce  It  Caddy),  66 

Main 
Campbell  J  M,  blacksmith,  Mill 
Campbell  Wm,  groceries,  Mill 
Carson  G  ft  G  R,  harnessmakers,  35  Mill 
Casper  Kaskil,  clothing,  Main 
Clinch  Charles  E,  insurance,  13  Mill 
Clinch  Mrs  i  £,  dressmaker.  Church 
Clinch  \V  A,  sec  I  O  G  T 
Code  Jamos  K,  blacksmith.  Auburn 
Coloman  Edward,  pres  and  supt  Idaho 

Mine,  Main 
Coleman  ft  Glasson  ( Wm  Coleman  and 
John    Glasson),    groceries  and  meat 
market,  5^  Main 
Coleman  John  C,  president  N  C  N  G  R 

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Coleman  Wm  (Coleman  ft  Glasson),  59 

Main 
Combs  J  L,  physician.  Main 
Cook  Wm  B,  painter 
Cooley    Thomas    R,    sewing-machines. 

Mill 
COR  WIN  WM  F.   harnessmaker  and 

saddler 
Cowall  Richard,  saloon,  Mill 
Christian  Church.  Church 
Crocker  John  R,  blac'.isiuith,  Auburn 
Cryer  ft   Whitiuar  (Robert  Cryer  and 

S  O  Whiting),  saloon 
Daltoii    Rev    1'   J,   pastor  St   Patrick 

Church,  Church 
BAVIS  Hi  justice  of  peace.  Main 
Daws  Wm,  sidoon,  til  Main 
Diiganey  Mra  E,  dver  and  scourer 
DIBBLE  &KITT3  (A   B   Dibble 
C  W  Kitts),  artDnicys,  110  Main 
Dorsey  Samuel  P,  agt  W,  F   ft   Co, 

Main 
Eist    Eureka    Mine,    George    Fletcher 

supt 
Eggert  Hermin  C,  barber.  Mill 
Eiehel  Frederick,  bootmaker.  Sea] 
Empire  Mine,  W  B  Bourne  supt,  Main 
Enos  Joseph,  saloon,  02  Mam 
Ferrell  John  (Ferrell  ft  Vincent),  4S  Mill 
Ferrell  ft    Vincent   (John    Ferrell    and 
George    Vincent),    gents'    furnishing 
goods,  48  Mill 
Finnic  Robert,  groceries,  32  Mill 
Fisher  Samuel,  stoves  and  tinware,  58 

Mill 
Fletcher  George,  supt  East  Eureka  Mine 

and  sec  N  C  ft  N  G  R  R,  5^  Main 
Fogerty  Bartholomew,  tailor,  Mill 
Foster  Avery  J,  paintH,  oil,  wall  paper, 

etc,  13  Mdl 
Frank  John,  bakery  and  brewery,  62 

Main 
Freeman  Eli,  bakery,  Main 
Freeman  Wm,  bakery,  Neal 
Fritz  Charles,  saloon.  Auburn 
Gad  B,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  62  Mill 


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Oarvey  Miss  J,  dressmaker,  Neal 

George  John,  gunsmith.  Main 

George  Thomas,  Grass  Valley  Transfer 

Co 
George  Wm,  groceries.  Auburn 
Glasson  John  (Coleman  ft  Glasson),  59 

Main 
Glennen  Miss  Julia,  dressmaker,  Church 
Goldber-  W  (J  Heyman  ft  Co),  42  Mill 
Goldman  Solomon,  jewelry,  Mill 
Gollins  John,  saloon 
Goodstein  D  ft  Co  (D  and  C  Goodstcin), 

furnishing  goods,  Main 
Gooilstein  iJ^tve  (D  Goudstein  ft   Co), 

Main 
Gran'^er  Samuel  (Watt  ft  Co) 
"GRASS  VALLEY  DAILY  UNION." 

Mitchell  ft  Compton  ^(Jhas  H  Mitchell 
and  A  G  Compton),  proprietors 
Grass  Vallev  Seminary,  Mrs  Josephine 

V  Rider,  Richardson 
Green  Milton,  billiard  saloon.  Main 
Gummoe  lliohard,  blacksmith.  Mill 
Haas    I    ft  Co    (I'sadore    Haas  and   C 

Nathan),  furnishing  goods,  1  Mill 
Haas  Isiidor.!  (I  Haas  ft  Co),  ]  Mill 
Hancock  Wm  C,  bootmaker,  46  Main 
Hare  Samuel,  groceries,  54  Main 
Harris  Benjamin  F,  propr  Grass  Valley 
and  Nevada  Bus  (Harry  D  Bean  mgr) 
Hariis  S  M.  pljysinian  and  dentist 
HARRISON  JACK,  hairdressing  and 

shav  ing  saloon,  84  Main 
Henderson  John   H,  boots   and  sh  >es. 

Main 
Horrick  L  A,  physician.  Main 
Heyder    Wm,  groceries,  cor   Main   and 

Beniiet 
Heyman  Jacob,  dry  goods,  40  Mill 
Heyman  J    ft  Co   (J    Iloyman   and   W 

(loldberg),  boots  and  shoes,  42  Mill 
Hill  a  W,  Madison  Lodge  F  ft  A  M,  10 

Mill 
HOBBY    GEORGE    W.  proprietor 

Western  Hotel,  2S  Main 
H..cking&Son    (Thomas   and  Thomas 
Hocking  J r),  fruits  and  notions,   76 
Main 
Hodge  Thomas  ft  Co,  saloon  and  brew- 
ery. Mill 
HOLBROOKE  DANIEL  P.  proprietor 
Holbiooke  House,   —   Main,  audita- 
loon,  80  M.I  in 
HOLBROOKE  HOUSE,  Daniel  P  Hol- 
brooke proprietor 
Horton  George,  principal  high  school 
Howe  Geo  S,  fancy  goods,  1 15  Main 
Huss  Frank,  undertaker.  Mill 
Idaho  Mine,  Edward  Coleman  pres  and 

sec.  Main 
Irancovich  George,  physician.  Mill 
James  Edwin,  saloon.  Depot 
Jamieson  Ebenezer,  physician.  Mill 
Jeffrey  Robert,  saloon,  74  Main 


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Jenkins  Qeorge,  horaeshoer 

Johns  Mrs  Jane,  millinery  and  fancy 

Soods,  52  Mill 
ns  Robert,  blacksmith,  Mill 
Johnson  Bartel,  furuiture  aud  bedding, 

76  Main 
Johnson  John  Q,  barber,  72  Main 
Johnson  Peter,  hardware,  14  Mill 
Johnston  George,  aupt  New   York  Hill 

Mine 
Johnston  John,  groceries 
Jones  John  C,  saloon,  3  Mill 
Jones  W  C,  physiuiau 
Judd  James  F,  groceries.  Mill 
Keathli'y  James  S,  saloon,  42  Main 
Kenney  Joseph  P,  saloon,  Mill 
Kidd  r  John  ¥,  general  supt  N  C  X  G 

K  U 
Lauos  Manuel  B,  saloon,  S6  Main 
Lukeman  James  M,  Grass  Valley  Foun- 
dry 
Lamblet  Frank,  barber,  37  Mill 
Loyd  Mrs  Eliz  tbeth,  millinery,  40  Mill 
Loutzenheiser  Wm,  druggist,   68  Main 
Madison  Lodge  F  &  A  M,  G  W  Hdl  sec, 

10  Mill 
Manning  James  M,  druggist,  54  Mill 
Marsh  Hsutings  S,  saloon,  67  Main 

MARTIN    THOMAS,  candy   factory 
and  restaurant,  lUi)  Main 

McCormick  Wm,  physician.  Main 
McLeod  G  R,  Live  Oak  Saloon,  28  Mill 
McNeill  C  F,  books  and  stationery,  50 

Mill 
Meagher  Dennis,  saloon.  Main 
Meek  J  I),  druggist,  26  Mill 
Miltz  &  Overtoil  (T  «J    Miltz  and  N  R 

Overton),  photogmphers,  7  Mill 
Milt/  T  G  (Miltz  &  Overton),  7  Mill 

MITCHELL  &  COMFTON  (Cl.as  H 

Mitchell  and  A  G  C'umptun),  proj^rie- 

tors  "(irass  Valley  Union" 
Mit,.;i.  11  Wm  H,    Wisconsin   Hotel,  05 

M  la 
Mitchell  Wm  J,  meat  market.  Mill 
Mongomery  Wm  H,  con!4tai>le.  Main 
Moore  P,  blacksmith,  Mill 
Moore  T  H  (Moore  &   Wright),  75  Mill 
Moore  k  Wright  (T   H   Moore  and  G 

Wright),  wagonmakers,  75  Mill 
Moran  Thomas,  barber.  Mill 
Morateur  Andrew,  groceries.  Mill 
Morrison  Daniel  C,  marble  works 
Murphy  Mrs  M,   millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Murphey  P  S  saloon,  8  Mill 
Nathan  Charles  (I  Haas  ft  Co),  1  Mill 
Natlian  Charles,  dry  goodn,  10  Mill 
N  C  N  G  R  R,  John  C  Coleman  prea. 

John  F  Kidder  gen  aupt 
N  C  N  G  R  R  Office,  George  Fletcher 

secretary,  59  Main 
Nevin  John,  blacksmith.  Mill 


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New  Vori'  i\\\\  i^ine,  George  Johnston 

supt 
Ninnis  Wm,  notions,  81  Main 
Normandy  T  £  (Normandy  k  Treloar), 

64  Mill 
Normandy  k  Treloar  (T   E   Normandy 
and  W  M  Treloar),  gen  mdse,  64  Mill 
Novitzfky  Henry,  cigars,  tobacco.  Main 
Novitzsky  Sam,  dry  goods,  80  Main 
Novitzsky  Simon,  furnishing  goods,  80 

Main 
Oatci  Richards,  bootmaker,  Mill 
O'Connell  J,  saloon.  Mill 
O'CONNOR  TIM.  aaloon.  82  Mill 
O'Reilly  James,  saloon.  Mill 
Othet  Thomas,  groceries 
Overton  N  R  (Miltz  &  Overton) 
Parr  Mrs  Lorain,  boarding  and  lodging- 
house.  Mill 
Baynter  Philip  H,  justice  of  the  peace, 

31  Mill 
Pearce  k  Caddy  (Thomas  J  Pearce  and 
Richard  Caddy),  meat  mkt,  66   Main 
Pearce  Thomas  J  (Pearce  k  Caddy) 
Pennington  A  R,  dentist.  Main 
Peters  James  W,  constable 
Pope  W  C,  undertaker,  61  Mill 
Powell    Rev  W    C,    pastor    Episcopal 

church.  Church 
Prodger  J  H,  watchmaker,  60  Mill 
Purcell  Peter  (Byrne  k  Co),  94  Mai  • 
QUICK  ISRAEL  (Temby  k  Quick),  70 

Main 
Quirk  James,  photographer 
Relley  John  W,  dentist,   16^  Mill 
Reynolds  O  H,  livery  stables 
Heynolds,  Wni,  constable 
Hider  Mrs  J  V,  private  school 
Ridge  A  J,  attorney  and  counselor-at- 

law  and  notary  public 
Riley  James,  bowling  alley   and  saloi  n 
Rolierts  E  A,  attorney 
Roberts  E  W,  attorney-at-law 
ROGERS    WM  H   N,    groceries,    10 

Main 
Ruck  Anton,  bakery,  60  Main 
St  Mary's  Convent,   Sister   Mary   Ga- 
briel 
St  Patrick's  Boys  Convent,  Sister  Mary 

Gabriel,  South  Grass  Valley 
St  V'ncent's  Convent,  Sister  Mary  Ga- 
briel, Pleasant  at 
Sanders  John,  clothing,  34  Mill 
Sanford  k  Upton  (E  P  Sanford  and  J  W 

Upton),  saloon,  Mill 
SANKS  ISAAC  T,   ice  cream  saloon, 

bill  poster  and  collector.  Church 
Satiks  k   Thomas    (Isaac    Sanks    and 

Joseph  Thomas),  ice  cream.  Church 
Scadden  Henry,  groceries,  74  Main 
Shaeffer  Mrs  Mary,  restaurant,  70  Main 
Sheldon  Wm  H,  groceries.  Mill 

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Silvester  Henry,  srocerieB,  78  Main 
Smith  Mrs  C  W,  lodging-house,  Church 
Snow  L  L,  bootmaker,  Mill 
SPALDIHG  H  S>  publisher  "Tidings.'' 

Church 
Speidel  Joseph,  meat  market.  Mill 
Spencer  W  K,    books  and  stationery. 

Main 
Stein  I  ft  Bro  (I  and  H  Stein),  varieties, 

20  Mill 
Stein  I  ft  H  (I  Stein  ft  Bro),  20  Mill 
STEINEB  JOSEPH,  oigar  maker,  53 

Main 
Stevens  George  W,  bootmaker,  37  Mill 
Stewart  Henry  J,  planing-mill 
Stockton  ft  Wilson,  (VV  W  Stockton  and 
L  R  Wilson),   California  wines  and 
brandies,  2S  Mill 
Stockton  W  W,  (Stockton  ft  Wilson), 

2»  Mill 
Stokes  Wm  C,  saloon,  97  Main 
Stone  M  P,  city  supt  schools.  Church 
Sykes  John  I,  postmaster.  Main 
Taylor  Cornelius,  attorney-at-Iaw,  nota- 
ry public  and  conveyancer 
Taylor  Michael  C,  foundry,  Mill 
TBMBY  C  (Temby  &  Quick),  70  Main 
TEHBT   &  QUICK   (C   Temby    and 

Israel  Quick),  saloon,  70  Main 
Tenney  Rev  W  A,  pastor  Congregational 

church,  Church 
Thomas  Henry,  restaurant.  Mill 
Thornton  Anthony,  meat-market.  Mill 
"TIDINGS,"  (<laily  and  weekly),  estab- 
lished 1874,  Independent,  Rufus  Shoe- 
maker editor,  H  S  Spalding  publisher 
Tietjen  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Main 
Tracy  Mat,  auctioneer.  Mill 
Treloar  WM,  (Normandy ft Treloar),  0^ 

Mill 
Uphoff  Herman,  saloon,  6!)  Main 
Vincent  (ieorgc,  (Ferrell  ft  Vincent),  48 

Mill 
Vincent    Riuhard,  mgr  G  V  ft  N  Bus 

line,  Main 
Vogelman  H,  boots  and  shoes,  ]2  Mill 
Watt  ft  Co,  (David  Watt  and  S  Gran- 
ger), groceries,  82  Main 
Watt  David,  (Watt  ft  Co) 
Webster  L  R,  physiciaji,  Main 
Webster  Thomas,  barber,  51  Main 

WEISSBEIN    BBOS   &  CO   (Jacob 

and  Joseph  Wei^s'of^in),  bankers  and 

bi-okers,  68  Main 
Wells,    Fargo  ft  Co,  Samuel  P  Dorsey 

agent.  111  Main 
West  Albert,  livery  stable  and  feed  store, 

34-40  Main 
West  Rev  I  H  W,  pastor  A  M  E  Church, 

Church 
WESTERN  HOTEL.  Geo  W  Hobby 

proprietor,  28  Main 
Wniting  Silas  O,  lodging-house,  67  Main 
Wickes  John  T,  county  supt  pub  schools, 


Wilder  S  R,  bottling  establishment.  Mill 
Wilhelm  T  H,  meat  market,  77  Main 
Wilson   L  R  (Stockton  ft  Wilson),  28 

Mill 
Wohler  Henry,  furniture,  75  Main 
Wood  Benjamin,  furnishing  goods,  82 

Main 
Woodfield  Henry,  bootmaker,  Mill 
Wright  Gillman,  (Moore  ft  Wright),  75 

Mill 

Xstabllslied  1864. 

Chas.  H.  Mitciikll.  a.  O.  COMrroN. 

DAILY    UNION 

GRASS   VALLEY,  CAL. 
BUTCHKLL  *  COMFTON  . .    Prop'rs. 

Published  in  tlie  Priiuipal  Quartc  Mining  Dix- 
triot  in  California.  Mas  an  exteiixivo  circulation 
and  ia  a  valuable  medium  for  advei  tlHin;;. 

Terms.— ^0.<)0  per  annum  ;  93.00  for  Six 
MontliH.  AdvortisinK  inuorted  at  moderate  rates. 


SutMcribo  for  and  ad\  ertixe  in  the 

LEADINO    NEWSPAPER 

of  the  Richest,  Best  Developed,  and  Most  Lively 

(Quartz  Miiiin;;  District  on  the  Coast ;  and  of 

the  MoHt  Kriiitf<il  and  i'opuliius  Foothill 

ltc;,'ioii  of  (California. 

THE  DAIir  WEEKir  TIDINGS, 

Crass  Valley,  Cal. 

II.  8.  SI'AIiDINU,  Publisher. 

K.  SHOK.MAKKK,  Editor. 

I>ail.v,  if>  cents  a  week,  or  $6.()()  a  year  if  (laid 
ill  advance.  Wecl<ly,  «:{.UU  a  year  ;  «2..^0  if  puiti 
in  advance. 

Minini;and  Agricultural  lle'.lews  every  week. 
IndupendcMt,  lariifo,  lively,  local  and  newi>y.  The 
favorite  with  b'.iaiiiuss  men  and  families. 

Decidedly  the  lient  pa)>or  in  Nevada  County 
for  Sucrani'eiito  and  San  Francisco  business  men 
to  advertise  in. 


GRAVELLY  VALLEY. 

Lake  County.  A  post-office,  30  miles 
north  of  L:ikeport. 

McMUTH    ELIZABETH,     postmis- 
tress 
Mc  Worth  A  ft  Bros,  stock  raisers 

GRAY'S  FLAT. 

Ei,  Dorado  County.  Post-office  Green 
Valley;  12  miles  northwest  of  Placer- 
ville,  and  1  mile  from  (rreen   Valley. 

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GRAYSON. 

BxAMiaLAUS  County.  A  vo"t  and  ex- 
presi  oiiioe,  on  the  west  oank  of  tho 
San  Joaquin  Kiver,  12  njiles  west  of 
Modesto.  A  stage  leaves  Banta,  on 
the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  for  Gray- 
son, daily. 

Brown  J  B,  machinist 

Brown  T  C,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 

Cox  John  D,  mail  contractor 

Donkin  Joe  F,  stoves  and  tinware 

Edwards  H  L,  stock  raisers 

Edwards  John  W,  horse  trainer 

Finch  O  W,  constable 

Oear  Thomas,  saloon 

Hall  J  J,  hotel 

Hubbard  Rev  J  N,  clergyman  (Presby- 
terian) 

King  John  Hall,  contractor 

Loughead  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

McCann  W  S,  constable 

McDonald  J  Ri  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

McPeck  P,  saloon 

Nolan  Peter  8,  saloon 

Murray  James,  hotel 

Oullahan  D  J,  li'iuors 

POWELL  DAH  JB>  with  J  R  McDon- 
ald 

Roon  J  M,  physician 

Swany  Chas,  contractor 

Thomas  Edward,  painter 

Tonnes  John  J,  honey 

VanBeuschoten  J  W,  hotel 


GREAT  EASTERN  MINE. 

Lakb  County.     See  Bradfords. 


GREAT  EASTERN  QUICK- 
SILVER MINE. 

Lakk  County.    Post-office  Middletown. 

Nickerson   W   J,   supt  Great   Eastern 
Quicksilver  Mine 


GREAT    WESTERN    QUICK- 
SILVER MINE. 

Lakk  County.    Post-office  Middletown. 

Rocca  A,  supt  Great  Western  Quick- 
silver Mine 


GREEN'S  STORE. 

Alameda  County.     Post-office    Liver- 
more. 

Boyd  Albert,  blacksmith 
Waltenbaugh  P  C,  saloon 


GREEN  VALLEY. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post-office,  1 
mile  north  of  Gray's  Flat,  and  13 
miles  west  of  Placerville. 

Calzer  Peter,  winegrower 

Carro  John,  gen  mase  and  postmaster 

Etzel  Chris,  blackamith 

Fischer  Joseph  &  Geo,  winegrowers 

Jaoobson  Alex,  winegrower 

Kipp  John  L,  wiregrower 

Murra3[  Thos,  blacksmith 

Rust  VVm  T,  blacksmith 

Skinner  Jas,  winegrower 

SMITH  ED  H>  general  merchandise 

Smith  Rev  Jesse,  clergymap  (Methodist) 

Sundberg  O  F,  carpenter 

Uhlenkamp  Conrad,  carpenter 

Uhlencamp  Martin,  carpenter 

WolflF  Henry,  winegrower 

Zentgraf  Jacob,  winegrower 


GREENVILLE. 

Plumas  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  20  miles  north  of  Quiucy;  pop- 
ulation 450. 

Aylesworth  G,  carpenter  and  builder 

Bidwell  &  Watson  (A  R  BidwcU  and  Ir- 
ving Watson),  foundry  and  iron 
works 

Bii{low  k  Ranker,  blacksmiths 

Boland  Mrs  P  H,  dressmaker 

BRANSFORD  &  MdNTTRE.  gen- 

eral  merchandise 
Bremner  &  Gowen  (C   Bremner  and  W 

Gowen),  lumber  mill 
Bull  Moses,  attorney 
Byers  J  D  &  Co,  butchers 
Carty  John,  road  master 
Chapin  T  R,  painter 
Chapman  &  Lisk,  soap  factory 
Chappuis  Andre,  constable 
Cohn  Levy  Sc  Co,  general  merchandise 
Dunham  Murray,  photographer 
Emmons  T  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
Firmstone  H  T,  saloon 
Fletcher  W  D,  jewelry  and  music 
Fortiner  Theo,  harness  and  saddlery 
Gray  R  A.  physician 

"OREENVUXE  BULLETIN. "  Chas 

MulhoUand  proprietor 

Hall  &  Coulter,  butchers 

Hallet  &  Loy,  furnitut  u  and  undertakers 

Halstead  E  A,  stage  line 

Hot  Sulphur  Springs  Hotel,  Robert  Pen- 
man propr 

Hough  Bros  (R  W  and  L  F  Hough), 
saw-mill 

Kennedy  Mrs,  dressmaker  and  carpet- 
weaver 

Kennedy  James,  painter  and  carpenter 

Kleiner  Frank  &  Co,  painters 


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Laurence  0  C,  aaah  and  planiiig-mill 
Lawrence  C  C,  flour-mill 
Lovell  Jonah,hotel 

McBeth  ft  Compton,  general   merchan- 
diae,  poat-offlce  and  W,  F  ft  Co'a  £x 
MoBeth  John,  notary  public 
MoGill  R  L,  aaloon 
McGresor  D,  bootmaker 
MoLeod  Kenneth,  wheelwright 

MULHOLLANO   CHAS.     proprietor 

"Greenville  Bulletin" 
Patch  I  C,  flour-mill 
Penman  Robert,  hotel 
Pierce  O  M,  tinner 
Proctor  Mra  Geo,  hotel 
Prowattain  E  ft  Co,  i>anker8 
Ryera  ft  Co,  butchers 
Schmidt  C,  brewer  t^  and  aaloon 
Stevena  W,  blacksmith 
St  Mary  Frank,  aaloou 
Tilton  Mrs,  hotel 
Tremain  R,  hotel 

Viacava  £,  salo  >n  and  seneral  mdae 
Walraven  Wm,  furnishmg  goods,  boots 

and  ahoes,  and  groceriea 
Waters  Mrs,  lodging 
VVilliama  Harry,  druggiat  and  notary 

public 


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provementa.  Lying  aa  it  does  in  the 
mountaina,  it  haa  a  aplendid  climate. 


GREENVILLE. 

YtiBA  County.  "oat-office  Bullard's 
Bur;  32  miles  from  Marysville,  and  3 
miles  from  Bullard's  Bar. 

Heniger  Chas,  tannery 

McCANN  S  C>  groceries  and  liquors 

Pruet  T  C,  hotel 


Brown  J  W,  carpenter  and  miner 
Dt^amarchais  F,  aaloon  and  constable 
Dixon  Broa,  butchera 
Dixon  F  R  J,  notary  public 

Fechrenbacher ,  brewery 

Horr  Geo  H,  blackamith 

LEE  ALEX  Ti  hotel  and  saloon 

Muhlbach  John,  brewery 

Nagler  Chas,  generiil  merchandise 

Ricci  F,  general  merchiandise 

SMITH  BROS,  general  merchandise 

Smith  Thos,  hotel 

Snider  N,  constable 

Wiiikleman  C^rle,  postmaster 

Winklemun  Jacob,  notel 

White  L,  bootmaker 


GRIDLEY. 


GREENWICH. 

Kern  County.     A  post-office,  6  miles 
northwest  of  Tehichipa. 

Boden  FrerJ,  blacksmith 
Biihn  L  F,  butcher 

COHN    &    ALEXANDER,     general 

merchandise 
Dillon  L,  livery  stable 
Evelesh  John,  hotel 
Fountain  ft  Wells,  saloon 
GatfK  L  F,  livery  stable 
OREEN  T  D>  postmaster 
Hage  Mrs,  bnarding-huuse 
Keising  Ben,  hotel 
Wheeler  J  W,  saloon 


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GREENWOOD. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post-oflUce.  A 
thriving  little  mining  town,  7  ^liles 
southwest  of  Georgetown,  on  stage 
line  to  Auburn,  13  miles  distant.  In 
the  vicinity  are  quite  a  number  of 


Butte  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  It  is  a  new  and 
growing  town,  09  miles  north  nf  Sac- 
ramento, on  the  Oregon  Division  of 
the  Central  Paciflc  R.  R.  It  has  a 
large  flouring-mill,  and  has  a  block  of 
brii-k  buildings  going  up  which  will 
improve  the  town  very  much.  There 
are  also  many  tine  residences.  The 
town  is  beautifully  located  in  the 
center  of  a  grove  of  live-oak  timber. 
The  country  surrounding  is  rich  agri- 
culturally.    Population  i)00. 

Adams  M,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Agard  Marcus,  wagonmaker 
Beebee    R    M,   hanlware,  stoves, 

horsepower  rotary  pump 
Brown  Wm,  meat  market 
Burk  Wm,  wagonmaker 
Burtner  G  W,  pastor  U  B  church 
Cams  C  D,  blacksmith 
Cole  Ben,  deputy  sheriff 
Crane  Joseph,  warehouse 
Denney   L  P,   windmills,   pumps, 

well-boring 
Dustin  &  Cole,  contractor  and  builder 
Eichler  L  O,  painter  and  paperhanger 
Ellison  Andrew,  harness  and  saddlery 
Falconer  J  B,  saloon 
Fleming  T  R,  lumber 
Flemminjj  Samuel,  mgr  lumber  yard 
Geiler  Anton,  confectionery  and  bakery 
Gnoe  Thos,  pastor  Catholic  church 
Gray  B  D,  farmer 
Gndley  Flour  Mill 
"Gridfey  Her.ild,"  C  N  Reed  propr 
Gridley  Hotel,  Ingle  ft  Swezy  proprs 

ORIDLET  STABLES.  H  J  Robinson 
propr,  (see  advertisement) 


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591 


HAOKETT  ft  JEFFBAT,  general 
tnerohandiae 

Haraiah  &,  Co,  lessees  Qridley  Flouring 
Mills 

Harris  J  T,  physician 

Hull  Mrs  Chas,  millinery 

Humphrey  Henry,  bricklayer  and  plas- 
terer 

Ing'e  G  S,  insurance  agent 

Ingle  ft  Swezy,  hotel 

Leuke  E  J,  bai bur 

Lnns  R  C,  attorney  and  notary  public 

Mnm  Fhiilip,  boot  and  shoemaker 

McDonald  L,  ast  CPU  R  and  Wells, 
Fargo  &,  Co,  VV  U  Tel  operator 

McNeil  B  H,  mgr  Oroville  Lumber  Co 

Monttir  J;ime8,  watchmaker 

Moore  W  N,  windmills,  water  tanks, 
horse  powers,  etc 

Noel  H  H,  general  merchandise 

Norman  Geo  H,  druijgist,  dentist  and 
justice  of  the  peace 

Plahte  Adolph,  furniture  and  bedding 

Pony  Haloon,  Henry  Steffens  propr 

Porter  &  Bros,  carpenters 

Porter  Bros,  machine  shop  and  barley 
mill 

Reed  C  N,  propr  "Gridley  Herald,"  dep- 
uty district  atfcy  and  postmaster 

BOBINSON  H  J,  proprietor  Gridley 
iStublea  and  constable 

Schoor  ft  Daehler,  druggist  and  varieties 

Sehnltz  Fred,  tailor  and  saloon 

SHERIDAN  D,  "The  Fountain" 

Squier  Mrs  D,  restaurant  and  varieties 

S'etTiins  Henry,  saloon 

STONE  L  €■  general  merchandise 

Hfono  &  Triiyni>r.  warehouse 

STREHLE  LOUIS  A.  nrtist  and  gen- 
eral painter,  (see  advertisement) 

Vinson  J  E,  fruits,  varieties  and  broom 
factory 

Walsh  C  J,  insurance  agent 

Wei  8  A  J,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright 

Wharton  H,  nasti«r  M  E  Church 

Williams  ft  Windon,  blucksmithing 


SIARRY  J.  ROBINSON, 

Gridley  Stables 

GRIDLEY,  CAL. 


Tlifi  Finest  Tnrnonls  in  tlie  Connly, 

At  Reasonable  Rates. 

Horses  Kept  on  Livery. 


LOUIS  A.  STREHLE, 

Artist  anl  (leneral  Fainter. 

GRIDLEY,  CAL. 


GRIMES'  LANDING. 

Colusa  Cou:  ty.  Post-ofHce  Grand  Is- 
land. A  small  town  1 2  miles  south- 
east of  Colusa. 

Gilmonr  Samuel,  shoemaker 
Grimes  C,  saloon  and  barber 
Johnson  ft  Partain,  blacksmiths 
PEART  E  Cf  general  meiihandise 


GRIZZLY  BEAR  HOUSE. 

Placer  County.    See  Butcher  Ranch. 


GRIZZLY  FLATS. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post-ofiice;  in  a 
mining  district  '.^0  miles  from  Placer- 
ville.     Population  100. 

Avansino  W,  saloon  and  gen  mdse 

Bullard  Beoj,  mining  operator 

Bullard  J,'  saloon 

Fisher  J  B,  constable 

Graham   V  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

H'inna  David,  mine-owner 

HOSKIN  S  Pf  general  merchandise  and 

saw-mills 
Kendell  J  W,  saloon 
Lumbard  0  E,  mine-owner 
Lyon  J  E,  mining  operator 
Mazara  Pietro,  saloon 

McClellen ,  boarding-house 

McClellan  .T  S,  blacksmith 
Morey  E  R,  quartz  operator 
Parlow  Benj,  mining  operator 
Smith  J  H.  mining  operator 
Stare  Samuel,  carpenter 
Whatt  C,  supt  Ellipse  Mine 
White  J  A,  hotel 


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Tuolumne  County.  A  post-office,  situ- 
ated on  the  <«tage  road  from  Sonora  to 
Yosemite  Valley,  and  the  Nevada 
Stage  Company's  lino  from  Milton  to 
Yosemite,  17  miles  southeast  of  Sono- 
ra and  37  miles  from  Milton.  It  is 
supported  by  its  quartz  mines. 

Austin  H  G,  physician 

Casserretto  Louis,  general  merchandise 

Chamberlain  ft  Chaffer,  winery,  orchard 

and  vineyard 
Cazzaretto  Luigi,  gen  mdse 


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California — Groveiand-Ouemeville. 


Fpot  M,  hotel 

HOUGH  LESTER  K.  postmaster 

Hubbard  Wiuslow,  carpenter 

Hinz  Frank,  saloon 

Lancy  Alden,  carpenter 

Muller  Eugene,  brewery 

BEID  Thomas  R,  Washington  Ho- 
tel and  telegraph  operator 

Screech  Nathaniel,  saloon 

TANNAHILL  JAMES,  general  mer- 
chandise 

WASHINGTON  HOTEL,  Thomas 
Reid  proprietor 

Wood  Geo,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Yosemite  Flouring  Mills,  Cassabaum  & 
Myers  proprs 


GUAPALOUPE. 

Santa  Baubara  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  t-elegraph  office;  a  small 
town  nicely  situated  in  a  rich  agricul- 
tural region,  on  tlie  stage  road  lead- 
ing from  San  Luis  Obispo  t<  Santa 
Barbara,  27  mi  es  sou  tii  west  of  San 
Luis  Obispo  and  76  miles  northwest 
of  Santa  Barbara.  Population  20U. 

Abernethy  Fred  W,  stoves  apd  tinware 

Ayors  VV  W,  druggist 

Button  C  G,  saloon 

Fenton  Wm  M,  hotel 

Fontana  M  J  &  Co,  gen  mdiie 

Gage  Ohas,  mgr  H  J  Lnughlin  &  Co's 
furniture  depot 

Goodchild  C  W,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Hart  Thos,  blacksmith 

Hertiag  Frcxl,  meat  market 

Hudson  Jas  W,  livery  stable 

Kaiser  L  M  &  Co  (L  M  Kaiser,  M  Cerf, 
E  Cerf,  M  Zederman),  gen  mdse 

LAUGHLIN  H  J  (H  J  Laughlin  &  Co), 
auent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  Pacific 
Coast  Line  Stajie  Co 

LAUGHLIN  H  J  &  CO  (H  J  Laughlin 
and  H  Dutard),  general  merchandise 
and  furniture 

Lucas  W  T,  physician 

PHILLIPS  BROS  (1^  A  and  A  Plnl- 
lips),  general  merchand  sc;  F  Phillips' 
agent,  22   Battery  Street,  San  Fran- 

CISCO 

Phillips  L  A  (Phillips  Bros) 
STEUART  C  A>  notary  public 
Toguini  Charles,  brewery  and  saloon 
Toguini  Julius,  Exchange  Hotel 
Triplett  W  C,  harness  and  saddlcmaker 
Valencia  Carlos,  barbr 
Whaley  Miss  8  L,  postmistress  and  op- 
erator W  U  Tel  Co 
Woolly  Al,  saloon 
Zederman  M  (L  M  Kaiser  k  Co) 


GUALALA. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  80  miles  by  North 
Pacific  Coast  R.  R.  and  44  miles  by 
stage  from  Duncan's  Mills.  Popula- 
tion 225. 

Bourn  M,  saloon 

Groflhing  H  F,  dealer  in  railroad 

fence  posts,  wood  and  tanbark 
Gnalala  Mill  Co 
Minor  B  M,  saloon 
ROBINSON  C  D,  hotel 
Tongue  Joseph  &  Co,  dealers  in  railroad 

ties,  fence  poets,  wood  and  tanbark 


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GUBSERVILLE. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post-office. 

Auld  W,  blacksmith 
BrowD  Rev,  clergyman 
Faith  >j,  school  teacher 
Forbes  W,  wagonmaker 
GUBSER  FRANK,  postmaster,  saloon 
and  barber 


GUERNEVILLE. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  a  lumber  manufacturing  town 
in  the  Redwoods,  20  miles  from  Santa 
Rosa,  4  miles  to  the  Great  Eastern 
Quicksilver  Mines  and  16  miles  from 
Fulton.  A  branch  of  the  San  Fran- 
cisco and  North  Pacific  R.  R.  from 
Fulton  connects  this  place  with  the 
main  road,  thereby  being  of  unlimited 
benefit  to  that  and  the  surrounding 
country.     Population  500. 

AUman  St  Queen,  proprs  stage  line  from 

Guerneville  to  B'ort  Ross 
Bell  &  Koaton,  meat  market 
Burns  J  A,  physician 
Clark  J  L,  bl.icksmith 
Coon  R  VV,  blacksmith 
DIETZ  G,  postmaster,   Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co's  iigent,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Ellison  L  W,  livery  and  feed  staole 
Florence  M,  rawhide  chair  factory 
Folks  John,  Folks'  Hotel 
French  George,  woood  dealer 
French  J  H,  lumberman,  wood,  post8,etc 
Gliddon  W  N,  varieties 
Griffin  (i  W,  W8g<mmaker 
Guerne  k  Murphy,  saw-mill 
Hetzel  D,  cigar  mfr 
Hewett  C  E,  stoves  and  tinware 
Jacobs  A,  tailor 
Johnson  J  F,  bootmaker 
Joost  Jacob,  li<]uors  and  cigars 
Korbel  F  &  Bros,  saw-mill 
Lundsfoid  R  B,  saw-mill 


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Manning  N  E,  railroad  and  insurance 


MoFadden  &  Heald,  saw-mill 
McKenne"  Iloscoe,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Miller  H  U,  barber  and  hairdresser 
MOBEISOH  OSCARr   notary  public, 
seneral   merchaudise    and  dealer  in 
lumber,  wood,  posts,  pickets,  shakes, 
etc,  etc 
Morrison's  Drug  Store,  Dr  B  C  West- 
fall  mgr 
Murphy  Wyman,  saw  inill 
Peckenpah  John,  harness  and  saddlery 
SCSHLOSS  8.  general  merchandise 
Schuler  £  W,  cigar  mfy 
Shoemaker  Omar,  liquors  and  cigars 
Taggart  John,  Guerneville  Hotel 
Thompson  S  O,  saloon 
Van  Voast  Wm  H,  wood  dealer 
Wehrspon  August,  wood  dealer 
Wyman  &  Murphy,  mill  owners 


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(Postmaster  and  WelU,  Fargo  &  Co's  Agent.) 

GUERNEVILLE, 

SONOMA  COUNTY,  CAMKUKNIA. 


Special  attention  given  to  Fine  Watch 
Repairing.    All  work  warranted. 


HALF  MOON  BAY. 

.San  Mateo  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press ollicu,  situated  on  the  coast,  13 
miles  by  Taft  k  (Farretsnu's  stages 
from  the  railroad  at  San  Mateo.  Con- 
nection is  also  kept  up  with  San  Fran- 
cisco by  steamer  (w  en  the  weather  is 
favorable)  and  fast  freight  line  over- 
land. The  principal  manufa<!turing 
business  of  the  town  is  Knapp's  Plow 
Factory,  which  is  turning  out  large 
numbers  of  patent  side-hiu  and  vine 
yard  plows  annually  and  shipping 
them  to  all  parts  of  the  coast.  An  at- 
tractive free  reading  room  has  been 
established  by  the  temperance  people, 
and  it  proves  a  boon  to  seekers  of  in- 
cellectuul  food.     Population  700. 

liettancourt  M  S,  carpenter 
Beulah  James  (Hatch  &  Beulah) 
BOITANO  A  ft  BRO  ( Angelo  and  Dom- 

enico  Boicano),  general  merchandise, 

liqaofE,  etc 


BOITANO  EMILIO>  general  merchan- 
dise 
Borden  &  Hatch,  mill 
Campbell  Rob  rt,  butcher 

CEBlC^HIirO  &  DEBENEDETTI. 

(Joseph  Cereghino  and  Joseph  Deben- 
edetti),  general  merchandise 

Church  M,  physician 

Colby  E  H,  bootmaker 

Colb^  Mrs  E  H,  dressmaker 

Davis  C  H,  blacksmith 

DEBENEDETTI  JOSEPH  (Cereghino 

&  Debenedetti) 
Denny  Jos,  blacksmith 
DoUoff  J,  grinding  mill  and  machinist 
Dunn  Frederick  J,  saloon      * 
Freitas  J  B,  barber  shop  and  baths 
Garcia  S,  liquors 
Hatch  &  Beulsh  (R  H  Hatch  and  James 

Beulah),  blacksmiths  and  wagonmak- 

crs 
Joa^^uin  J,  bootmaker 
Johnston  Thomas,  groceries 
KNAFP  B  If  manufacturer  of  patent 

side-hill  one-horse  plows,   blacksmith 

and  wagonmakei  {see  advertisement) 


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R.I.  KNAPP'S 


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Side  Hill  Plow 

ADVERTISEMENT, 
First  Part  of  Directory. 


Lawrence  Jacinto  (Schuyler  &  Law- 
rence) 

LEVT  BROS  (B'eriiand  and  Joseph 
Levy),  general  merchandise 

Luce  D,  physician 

Nelson  Wm,  livery  stable 

PITCSHEE  H  S.  stationery,  freight 
agent  and  agent  stage  line 

Pringle  'Mira  S  J,  postmistress 

Pringle  .Vm,  harness,  stationery,  jus- 
tice of  the  peace  and  notary  public 

Quinian  Peter  P,  blacksmith,  wagon- 
maker,  and  saloon 

Rosenblum  Jacob,  general  merchandise 

Scheubert  E,  brewery  and  saloon 

Schuylvr  James,  hotel 

Schuyler  &  Lawrence  (Wesley  Schuyler 
ana  Jacinto  Lawrence),  butchers 

Schuyler  Wesley  (Schuyler  &  Lawrence) 

Silver  F,  bootmaker 


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California — Half  Moon  Bay-Haiiford. 


Simmon  A,  carpenter  and  undertaker 
TAFT  &  OARRETSON,  proprietors 

Pescadero  Staue  Line 
Thielan  H,  saddler 
Valladao   Bros  (Frederick  C,  John,  and 

Jacinto  Valladao),  general  mdae 
Vargas  James,  groceries 
Vidal  S,  bakery 

WALKER    CHARLES    C,    drugs, 

bouks,  stationery,  paint  and  oils,  in- 
surance agent,  and  agent  Wells,  f  argo 
&Co  

WALKER  SAMUEL,  insurance  agent 
(^tna,  Home,  and  Phoenix  Insurance 
Cos) 

Wible  Rev  E  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Wilie  J  S,  Ocean  Shore  Hotel 

Wootten  S,  flour-mill 


HALF  MOON  BAY  COLONY. 

San  Mateo  County.     10  miles  north 
of  Half  Moon  Bay. 


HALF  WAY  HOUSE. 

Calaveras  County.  Post-office  Mur- 
phys;  on  Big  Tree  Road,  8  miles  from 
Murphys,  and  25  miles  from  San 
Andreas. 

AVERT  GEO  J,  hotel 


HALF  WAY  HOUSE. 

Santa  Clara  Cocnty.      See    Gubser- 
ville. 


HALLECK. 


San    Bernardino    County. 
office. 


A    post- 


OILOOLY  L  R   general  merchandise 

and  poatmnster 
Oro  Grande  Mill  and  Mining  Company 
Wilborne  Mrs,  hotel 

HAMBURG  BAR. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post-office,  35 
miles  southwest  of  Yreka. 

CALDWELL  DANIEL-  general  mer- 

chaiuiise,  salo  >i\,  and  postmaster 
Farrell  Miss  Maria,  b  )ardiiig-house 
Tibbets  Frank,  carpenter  and  builder 

HAMLET. 

Marin  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  North  Pacific  Coast 
R.  R.,  14  miles  from  Olema. 

HUFF  ABRAHAM,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


HAMPTONVILLE. 

Fresno    County.      A    post-office, 
miles  northeast  of  Fresno  City, 

Hampton  W  R,  general  merchandise 


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HAM'S  STATION. 

Amador  County.     Post-office  Jackson. 
Wiley  £d,  hotel 


HANFORD. 

Tulare  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Situated  on  the 
Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  254  miles  from 
San  Francisco  and  22  miles  from  Visa- 
lia;  is  a  growing  town  of  1000  inhab- 
itants. It  is  in  the  heart  of  the 
famous  Mussel  Slough  country,  the 
productiveness  of  which  is  unequalled 
by  any  land  on  the  coast.  Hanford 
is  the  depot  for  the  wheat  and  other 
products  of  the  section,  the  receipts 
of  which  are  very  large.  Schools, 
churches  and  hotels  are  in  goodly 
number. 

ABBOTT  RUFUS.  attorney-at-law 

"ALLL^CE  MESSENOER."  (tem- 

perance  and  religious  weekly),   R  R 

Jones,  Chas  Sharp  and  Mrs  W    W 

Chcadle  editors 
American  Hotel,  A  J  Wooily  propr 
Arnold  W  A,  contractor  and  builder 
Asay  C  E,  dentist 
Axtell  &  Welborn    (E  Axtell  and  J  H 

Welborn),  blacksmiths 
Babcock   M  S,  atty-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Baker  J  T,    druggist,  paints,  oils  and 

glass;  wholesale  und  retail 
Barnes  &  Goble   (Jas  L  Barnes  and  Jno 

A  Gobl( ),  mnchini!<ts  and  blacksmiths 
RIDDLE  S  E  &  BRO  (S  E  and  T  V 

Biddle),  agricultural  implements  and 

grain  dealers 
BLAKELET  F  a,  stoves,  ranges,  tin 

.  and  sheet  iron  ware,  pumps,  etc 
Boice  John  P,  bakery,  restaurant,  cigars 

tobacco,  fruits  and  candies 
Borel  lionis,  blacksmith 
BRUNER  iTOHN>    harnessmaker   and 

carriage  trimmer 
Burke  H  A,  saloon. 

Calloway  Rev  J   B,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 
Camp  J  M,  meat  market 
Cohn  H,  general  merchandise 
CONCORDIA  HALL,    Andrew    Scia- 

rone  proprietor 
Condon  David,  hotel 
Corey  Mrs  Margaret,  lodging-honse 


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Cortner  J  J,  general  merchandise 
Crocker  &  Co  (PR  Crocker,  R  Dodge 

and  H  H  Harlow),   proprs  Hanford 

Flouring  Mill 
Dailey  James  R,  propr  Lafayette  House 
Davidson  J  A,  physician 
DeWolf  G  S,  physician  and  surgeon 
Dykes  W  R,  saloon  and  restaurant 

EXCHANOE  SALOON,  Andrew  Scia- 

rone  proprietor 
Fidler  H  C,  fire  insurance  and  gener- 
al business  agent 
Fish   ft  Blum    (L  J  Fish   and  Simon 

Blum),  grain  dealers,  real  estate  and 

insurance  agts 
FREEMAN   H   H.    propr    Freeman 

House  and  livery  stable 
FREEMAN  HOUSE.    H  H  Freeman 

proprietor 
OOAR  J  Ci   real    estate    and    deputy 

sheriff 
Ooldberg  A,  barber 
Hanford  Flour incf  Mill,  Crocke*  &  Co 
Hanford  Hotel,  T  W  Pratt  propr 
"HANFORD  JOURNAL"   (weekly), 

Milton  McWhorter  propr 
Hanford  Lumber  Co,  L  P  Smith  mgr 
Heinlen  A  E,  meat  market,  lumber  and 

grain  dealer 
Herini;  William,  hairdresser 
Hite,  McQuiddy  &  Co  ( W  F  Hite.  John  T 

McQuiddy  and  E  Boyd),  auctioneers 

and  general  merchandise 
HOT  P  A,  carpenter  and  undertaker 
Huntington  Mrs  M  S,  millinery 

IRWIN  ROWE.  attorney-at-law 
Jtmes  R  R,  editor  "Aliiance-Mossenger" 
Kutner,  Goldstein  ft  Co  (A  Kutner,  S 
Goldstein  and  S  RehoeferK   gen  mdse 
Litfayette  House,  JainoH  R  Dailey  propr 

LAKE  HOUSE.  J  M  Reid  proprietor 

Ix.'ek  G  W,  dentist 

Lillie  G  B,  furniture,  bedding  and  up- 
holstery 

Manning  E  A,  supt  Mussel  Slough  Ditch 
Co 

McClenny  W  S,  painter  and  paperhangr 

McWHORTER  MILTON,  proprietor 

Hanford  ".fonrnal" 
Melone  J  H  ft  G  VV,  dry  goods 
Mills  KichanI,  saloon 
Mitchell  J  R,  varieties 
Muirs  J  S.  physi.  ian 

"  MUSSEL  SLOUQH  DELTA"  (week- 
ly). Walker,  Barnes  ft  Qilchrist  pro- 
prietors 

PHILLIPS  DIXON  L.  attorney -at-law 
and  notary  public 

Phillips,  Sweet  ft  Co  (J  S  Phillips,  Sol 
Sweet  and  Kmil  Seligman),  gen  mdse 

PLUMMER  E  J.  varieties  and  post- 
master 

Pratt  T  W,  propi-  Hanford  Hotel 


PRYOR  W  Li  cigars,  tobacco,  confec- 
tionery,  ice  cream,  canned  goods  and 
groceries 

UTirp  J  M.  proprietor  Lake  House 

Robinson  ft  Rawlins  (J  W  Robinson 
and  H  and  E  Rawlins),  proprs  Han- 
ford Water  Works 

Rnss  Louis,  saloon 

Rogers  Joseph,  saloon 

Schwartz  K,  general  merchandise 

SCIARONE  ANDREW,  proprietor  of 
Exchange  Saloon  and  Concordia  Hall 

SHARP  CHAS  &  CO  (Charles  and  R 
T  Sha  p),  groceries,  hardware,  agri- 
cultural implements,  sewing  machines, 
pianos,  organs,  etc  * 

Simon  Jacobs  ft  Co  (Samuel  Simon,  Jai 
Manasse  and  Greo  Thyarks),  general 
merchandise  and  agts  W,  F  &  Co 

Simon  Silas  ft  Bro  (Silas  ind  Kaufman 
Simon),  general  mef'.^ndise 

Simmons  W  A,  dru^^ist 

Slight  George,  paints,  oils,  wall  paper 
and  painting 

Smith  ft  Co  (Lee  and  Millard  Smith), 
livery  stable 

Smith  ft  Co  (M  F  and  L  B  Smith),  liv- 
ery and  f'cd  stables 

Smith  L  P,  mgr  Hanford  Lumber  Co 

SMITH  WIIIilAM,  justice  of  the 
peace 

Stanton  Richard,  bootmaker 

Walker,  Barnes  ft  Gilchrist,  proprs 
"  Mussel  Slouiib  Delta" 

Weisbaum  ft  Bro  (E  and  N  Weisbaum), 
cig;irs,  tobacco,  etc 

Weisbaum  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Welllwrn  ft  Axtell,  general  blacksmiths 
and  carriai:'  iii'iUers 

WEST  &  FTJRMAN  (H  1>  West  and 
A  <'  I'lirinaii),  general  merchandise, 
dr\       '  <1h  and  ol';tliing 

WlLSON  HUGH,  justice  of  the  peace 
and  cdllfctiii:^  at."'nt 

Woody  A  J,  pri'iH    Vtnericun  Hotel 

WRIGHT  CAPT  J  W  A.  insmince 
agent  and  newspaj  li-  iigoncy  uid 
agent  Associated  Press 

Freeman  House, 

H.  H.  FREEMAN,  Proprietor, 

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HANGTOWN  CROSSING. 

Sacramento  County.  Post-office  Kou- 
tier  Statiou;  12  miles  from  Sacra- 
mento. 

HICSEB  Q  Di  dealer  in  grain  and  feed, 
wholesale  and  retail,  all  kinds  of  feed 
ground  to  order 

LEPETIT  LOTTISi  general  merchan- 
dise and  liquors 

Malin  M,  blacksmith 


HANLON  S  FERRY. 

San  Diego  County.  Post-office  Yuma, 
Arizona. 

Hanlon  Hall,  ferry  and  fruits 

HAPPY  CAMP. 

Del  Nokte  County.  A  post-office;  a 
small  place  90  miles  north  of  Crescent 
City,  the  county  seat,  which  is  on  an 
indentation  of  the  coast,  274  miles 
from  San  Francisco.     Population  175. 

Caddily  Martin,  hotel 
CAMP  J  &  C0>  general  merchandise 
Demick  Geo,  general  mdse  and  hotel 
Evans  A  J,  general  mdse 
Ferguson  M  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
Fritts  J  A.  lumber 

OASQXJET    HORACE,    general  mer- 
chandise 
Gordon  C,  bootmaker 

Jonts ,  physician 

Lan  D,  contractor 
Moore  W  A  J,  lumber 
Oatley  Thos,  bootmaker 
Reeve  C  T,  general  merchandise 
Swan  Si  Roberts,  butchers 
Swearingen  Ben,  county  supervisor 


HAPPY  VALLEY. 

Shasta  County.    A  post-office,  about  6 
miles  from  Igo. 

Lowe  J  R,  vineyard 


Williamson  D  S,  fruit  raiser   and  pest- 
master 
WILLIAMSON  P  L,  black  smith 


HARBIN  SPRINGS. 

Lake  Couniy.  Post-office  Middletown ; 
20  miles  northeast  of  Calistoga  and  6 
miles  northeast  of  Middletown. 

WmiAMS  BICHABD.  proprietor 
Harbin  Hot  Sulphur  Springs 


HARRIS. 

Humboldt  County.    A  post-office. 

TTAB.B.TR  WlC*C>  general  merchandise, 

postmaster,  saloon  and  hotel 
Nowlin  Wm  8,  blacksmith 
Robinson  J  T,  livery  stable 


HARRISBURGH. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  a  small  place  22  miles 
southeast  of  San  Lcaudr*. 

Chadboum  &  Dickson,  hay  and  grain 
King  A  A,  bootmaker 
Millard  T  W,  wine  mfr 
PEACOCK  0  W>   hotel,    '  ostmaster, 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  agent  and  general 

meichandise 
Person  S,  blacksmith  and  carria^^maker 
Ride,  Somers  &  Co,  hay  and  grain 


HARTS  MILL. 

Butte  County.    See  Berry  Creek. 


HASS  STATION. 

Sacramento  County.     Post-office  Sac- 
ramento. 

Hass  I  S,  saloon 


HASTY  MILL. 

BurrE  County.     Post-office  Lovelock. 

Butte  Creek   Hydraulic  Mining  Co,  J 

Wait  sunt 
Chapman  &  McKay,  saw-mill 
Cole  Mining  Co 
Doon  M,  8j«w-mill 
HAjSTY  WM  H,  saw-iaiU 
Indian   Spring  Mining  Co,  —  McLain 

Buperintendont 
Magalia  Mining  Co,  —  IVrsIibacher  supt 
Meredith  Mine,  —  Mere<'  thsupt 
Wait  J,  mining  supt 


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HAVILAH. 

Kern  Co'^ntt.  A  post  and  e^roress 
office.  Is  321  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco. The  surrounding  country  is 
well  watered  and  wooded.  The  coun- 
try is  also  rich  in  mineral  wealth. 
Population  300. 

Goodale  F  W,  livery  stable 

Jewett  Chas  E,  fanner  and  ice  dealer, 
Lucas  Mountain 

MTLLFiR  OTJSTAVE,  saloon,  restau- 
rant, store,  agent  for  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co  and  postmaster 

Miller  John  P,  justice  of  peace 

Murphy  J  J,  general  merchandise 

Neff  B,  brewery 

O'Brien  P,  cattle  raiser,  Lucas  Moun- 
tain 

Reynolds  E  J,  hotel  • 


HAWKINSVILLE. 

Siskiyou  County.  Post-office  Yreka; 
2  miles  northeast  of  Yreka.  Popula- 
tion 3'25. 

O'Donnell  C,  general  merchandise 
Oesterman  J,  saloon 
Rozario  .Joseph  G,  saloon 


HAYDEN  HILL. 

Lassen  County.     A  post-office;  60  miles 
northwest  of  Susanville. 

Anderson  Mrs,  hotfl 
Arnett  &  Estill,  meat  market 
Bradshaw  Benj.  restaurant 
Hopkins  L,  deputy  county  clerk 

PRESTON  E  E.  justice   of  the  peace 

and  mining  engineer 
Roseberry,  Knight  &  Harvey,   general 

merchandise 

HAY  FORK. 


A    post-office;   27 
of     Weaverville. 


Trinity    County. 
miles    southwest 
Population  200. 

Carter  .1  W,  hotel 

Goss  A  B  &  Co,  general  Lierchandise 

Kellogg  \i  J.  hotel 

STAFFORB  J  A.  general  merchandise 


HAYWARDS. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegrjtph  office,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.,  21  miles  from  San 
Francisco.  It  is  supported  by  agri- 
culture and  fruit-raisiug.     It  is  also  a 


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months  the  Haywards  House  is  filled 
with  guests  from  San  Francisco  and 
Oakland.  The  climate  is  all  that  one 
could  desire.     Population  1,000. 

ALLEN  W  W>  general  news  depot 

and  varieties 
AMERICAN  HOTEL,  J  D  Austin 

proprietor 
Armstrong's  San   Francisco  and  Hay- 
wards  Express,  Wm  P<  irce  agt 
August  Antonio,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Anspacher    Bros   (Simon    and    Philipp 

Anspacher),  general  merchandise 
Anspacher  Philipp  (Anspacher  Bros) 
Anspacher  Simon  (Anspache^^  Bros) 

AUSTIN  J  D>  proprietor  American 
Hotel,  real  estate  agent,  and  justice 
of  peace 

Baxter  George,  Haywards  Box  "Factory 

Booken  John,  New  York  Brewery 

Brown  Julius,  general  merchandise  and 
agt  W,  F  A  Co 

Brown  L  H,  general  merchandise 

Bulber  J,  merchant  tailor 

Carpenter  G  P,  bakery 

Central  Hotel,  A  Anderson  propr 

Chisholm  &  Farrell,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker 

Collins  James  A,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W  U 
Tel  Office 

Cool  R  H,  dentist 

Cooper  J  G,  physician  and  druggist 

Czarmski  ¥,  tailor 

Dale  Wm   hnrdware 

DALLAN  F  M.  "Haywards  Journal" 

Dittmer  Herrmann,  The  Senate   Saloon 

EOOERD  HENRT,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker 

FEDDERSON  H  M,  furniture  and  up- 
holstering 

Fielder  Henry,  propr  Marble  and  Gran- 
ite Works 

Gallman  ft  Co  (J  F  Gallraan  and  Wm 
Witte) 

George  L  F,  carpenter 

George  Mrs  L  F,  dressmaking  * 

OERSTENBERQ  FRED,  physician 
and  surgeon 

Gooddell  (Jeo  A,  harness  and  saddles 

Hansen  L  P,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Hass  P,  watchesi  :»nd  jewelry 

Haywards  B  .x  Factory,  George  O  Bax- 
ter propr 

HAYWARDS  HOTEL.  Wm  Hay- 
wards pr*  •priettir 

"HAYWARDS  JOURNAL,"  F  M 

Dalian  proprietor 

HAYWARDS  WM,  proprietor  Hay- 
wards Hotel  and  postmaster 

Hinckley  Miss  R,  millinery 

Hoffman  J,  sign  painter 

HOLM  J,  saddlery  and  harness 


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Horn  O  H,  collector  and  constablfl 
Hurrell's    Haywarda   Express,    W    A 

Ilurrell  propr 
Keatings  H  B,  blacksmith 
La  Culna  Gus,  saloon 
Linekin   &  Co  (J    Linekin  and   F  F 

Allen),  hardware 
Loyn's  Brewery,  Leopold  Palmtag  propr 
Marble    and    Granite    Works,    Henry 

Fiflder  propr 
May  Adam,  ment  market 
MEDICAL  HALL,  Axel  Seeburg  pro- 
prietor 
Meyer  Henrick,  cigar  mfy 
Miller  Henry,  bootmaker 
NISSEN  J  K>  general  merchandise 
Cakes  A  G,  notary  public 
Palmtag  Leopold,  Loyn's  Brewery 
Pann  John,  restaurant  and  bakery 
Pape  Chris,  "Haywood  Exchange" 
Pearce  Wm,  varieties 
Perry  Joseph  W,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Peterson  Chris,  saloon  and  lodging 
Pimentel  Joseph,  barber 
Pratt  C  H,  physician 
Ramm  Herm.-ni,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Rh'>dehamel  W  H,  real  estate  agt 
RUSSELL  JOEL,  attorney-at-law  and 

conveyancer 
Sandholdt  J  J,   saloon  and  boarding- 
house 
Scott  M  T,  wood  and  coal  yard 
SCQUEIBA  CHRISTINA,  dressmak- 

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SGQUEIRA  J  C.  bootmaker 
SEEBURG  AXEL,  druggist  and  pro- 
prietor Medical  Hall 
Silva  John,  barber 
Smiilley  D  S,  livery  stable 
Sorensen  Bros,  saloon  and  lodging 
Sprajiue  Mrs  FB,  deputy  postmaster 
Strohil  &  Neiide  k  (Henry  Strobel  and 

Ch  Neudeck,,  meat  market 
Thomas  &  Vincent,  blacksmiths 
Toney  Oakes  Hotel,  A  G  Oakes 
Trueworthy  A  H,  marshal 

UNITED  STATES  HOTEL.  J  K  Nis- 

sen  proprietor 
Western    Union    Telegraph    Co,    Ans- 

pa  her  Bros  agents 
White  Mrs  M  J,  millinery 
Wolff  Abraham,  general  merchandise 
Woodman  — ,  carpenter 
ZAMBRESK7  PETER,  general  mer- 

chandise 


J.  D.  AUSTIN, 

Real  Estate  Aj^ent  and  Justice 
of  the  Peace. 

ALSO, 

PROPRIETOR  AMERICAN  HOTEL» 
nr8t>Cla«a  Aooommodatlan*. 

HAYWAUbS,  CAL. 


HAYWOOD. 

Alameda  County.    See  Haywarda. 


HAZEL  CREEK. 

Shasta  County.    A  post-office,  60  miles 
ui'rtheast  of  Redding;  population  200. 

Bailey  W,  hotel 

Hr,nlon  R,  hotel 

Ibbs  John,  saloon  and  general  mdse 

■Southern  S  F,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 


HAZEL  GREEN. 

Mariposa  County.  Post-office  Coul- 
terville;  28  miles  East  of  Coulterville. 
Is  a  Toll  House  on  Yosemite  road. 

Halstead  James,  hotel  and  saloon 


HEALDSBURG. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Situated  on  Russian 
River  and  North  Pacific  Coast  R.  R., 
15  miles  from  the  county  seat.  The  fa- 
mous Geyser,  Skaggs  and  Litton  hot 
and  mineral  springs  and  Ma^iolia  Farm 
are  adjacent,  and  a  most  wonderfully 
productive  farming,  wine,  stock  and 
wool-growing  rejiion  surrounds.  The 
rich  bottoms  of  Russian  River  and  its 
tributaries  extend  in  every  direction. 
The  mountains  adjacent  abound  in 
minerals  and  the  jdace  has  an  air  of 
solid  prosperity,  quite  in  keepin,^ 
witii  the  riclj  country  with  which  it 
is  surrounded.  The  purcliase  of  the 
He.aldshurg  Colh'giate  Institute  by  the 
Seventh-day  Adventist-«,  and  the  es- 
tablisliment  uf  a  tlourisliiiig  college 
during  the  past  year,  lias  added  largely 
to  the  prosperity  of  the  place. 

Alexander  Lawrence,  propr  Healdsburg 
dairy 

Allen  O  >^,  physician 

Barlow  L  B,  saloon 

Barnes  E  H,  pres  Farmers  and  Mechan- 
ics' Bank 

Barnes  T  J,  sec  Grangers  Busiaess  Asso- 
ciation 

Barnes  Wm  H,  boots  and  shoes  and 
bootmaker 

BATES  J  L.  manager  Grangers  Busi- 
ness Association 

Becsou  K  I  (Madeira  ft  Beeson) 

Bell  J  S  (Ferguson,  Bell  ft  Co),  consta- 
ble, city  assessor  and  collector 

Belvel  Rev  D  T,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Bermel  J  O,  winery 

Biddlo  E  W,  dentist 

Bigbie  R  L  (Ferguson,  Bell  ft  Co) 


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Block  k  Coloon,  winery  and  distillery 
Bloom  ft  Colin  (J  Bloom  andSCohn),gen- 

er.ll  merchandise 
Blonm  J  ( Bl  -)om  &  Cohn) 
BLOOM  JONASi  cashier  the  Bank  of 

Heiililshurc;,  cor  Powell  and  West 
BOSTWICK  N  W,  proprietor    Soto- 

yome  Hoiitie,  West 
Brice  Wm,propr  Geyser  Livery  and  Feed 

Stable 
Brotherton  W  T,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  VV 

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BROWN    HENRY   L    (Wright    & 

Brown),  West 
Brown  WiUon,  saloon 
Burke  Th  >8,  propr  Enterprise  House 
Ctiidwell  J  R,  candy  f,ictory 
Campbell  R  E  (Wm  Ruffiierft  Co) 
Carter  Miss»  A  E  (Keuuely  &  Carter) 
C^irter  Chas  D,  agt  S  F  &  N  P  R  R 
Cliambaud  — ,  saloon 
Chambeau  John,  liquors 
City  Livery  and  Feed  Stable,   William 

Cupimiiigs  propr,  West 
Cochran  A  E,  attornoy-at-law 
Cohn  S  (Bloom  &  Cohn),  West 
C0N9LET0N  G  W.   carriage  painter, 

West 
Conner  J,  livpry  stable 
Cummin^s  Missed   M  and    I,   millinery 
Cummin<is  Wm,  propr  City  Livery  and 

?eed  Stable,  West 
Delano  &  Miller  (I  A  Delano  and  Geo 

W  Miller),  Healdsbur,'  Market,  West 
Delano  I  A  (Delano  &  Miller) 
Dempsey  Patriek  (Liuiiou  &  Dempsey) 
DoWcidorhold  A  E  L,    winery  and  dis- 
tillery 
Diiiwiddie  R  B,  bf>otmaker 
DODSON     CHARLES.     Oak     Lawn 

House,  N'U'tli  Heildshurg 
Dotia  L,  wi.icry,  North  Healdsburg 
Eldridtfe  J,  house  and  siiju  painter 
Ely  Eiisha,  physiciau 
EMERSON  J  P,    news  depot,   police 

jud;o  aiul  justice  of  the  peace.  West 
Farmers'  Fl  lurius;  Mill,  (.'has  W  York 

propr,  North  Healdsburg 
Farmers'  and  Mechanics'    Bank  of  He- 
aldsburg, E  H  Barnes  pres,  R  H  War- 
field  cashier 
Farr  tr  M  C,  physician 
Favor  John,  councilman 
Favour  &  Walker,  proprs  Pony  S iw-mill 
Fenno  James  K,  practical  watchmaker, 

agent  for  Wilson  k  Wheeler  sewing 

machines  and  /Etna  Iniurauce  Co 
Ferguson,  Bill  &  Co  (Henry  O  Ferguson, 

J  S  Bell  and  R  L  Bigbie),  groceries 

and  crockery 
Ferguson    Henry  O  (FergusDn,  Boll  k 

Co),  city  treasurer 
Finlaysen,  Scott  k  Wright,  winery  and 

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Fitoh  Joe,  soap  mauufaotory 

B'orsman  James,  physician 

Fox  Henry,  druggist  and  apothecary 

Fried  Henry,  saloon 

Gale  L  L,  billiard  saloon 

Geyser  Livery  and  Feed  Stable,  Wm 

Brice  propr 
Gobbi  P,  winery 
Goldstein  H,  general  dry  goods 
Goodwyu  Thomas  W,  gunsmith 

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TION) A  Hassutt  preiid;3>it,  J  L 
Bates  manager,  general  merchandise, 
wool  and  pr  iduce 

GRATER  JOHN  F.  proprietor  Union 
Hotel,  West  o|)p  Plazi 

GRIE3T  PETER  (Griost  k  Young), 
South 

GRIESr  ftTOTTNl  (Peter  Griest  and 
John  Youug),  dealers  in  furniture  and 
undertakers,  South 

Griffiths  Wm  L,  furnishing  goods  and 
bazaar 

Gunn  J  H,  varieties 

Guu'i  Mrs  M  E,  varieties 

Hall  EG,  contractor,  builder  and  brick- 
maker 

Hall  S  J,  harness  and  saddlery 

HA3SETT  A.  president  Grangers' Bus- 
iness Asaociition 

Flatton  Chas  B,  photographer 

Healdsburg  Brewery,  Carl  Muller  pro- 
prietor 

HEALDSBURG  C9LLE3E,   Sidney 

Brownsl)Br.;i'r  j)residniit 

HEALDSBURG  "ENTERPRISE. " 

llohjit  Li.i  proprietor,  Woit 

Hoaldiburg  Flouring  Mill,  Soulos  k 
Sous  proprs 

HeaMib  ir^  Wiiiory,  Julius  Scott  mgr, 
North  Heallshur^ 

Healdsburg  Youii^  La  lies'  Seminary 
and  Kiuljrgarteu,  Misses  Carter  & 
Heald  (Alexander  Academy) 

HiUmiii  H)ir/  H,  livjry  at  ible 

Htiudricks  E  W,  waijoutnaker 

Hood  Miss  Sadie,  miiliuiry 

Howard  J  S,  carpenter 

Huebner  0  C,  djutist 

Jacobs  E,  merchant  tailor 

Johnson  R  S,  djntist 

Jo!ies  B  M,  groceries 

Jones  C  E,  painter  and  bill  poster 

JORDAN  LESLIE  A.  <  ditor  and  pro- 
prietor "Rjssian  River  Fla^,"  corner 
Centre  and  Powell 

Kennedy  k  Carter  (Mary  Kennedy  and 
A  E  Carter),  millinery  and  dressmak- 
ing 

Kennedy  Mis3  Mary  (Kennedy  k  Carter ) 

Kreuger  O  F,  d-ntist 

Lamoille  E,  blacksmith 

Lannau  k  Dempsey  (Patrick  Lannan 
and  Patrick  Dempsey),  groceries 


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Lannan  Patrick  (Lannan  &  Dempaey) 

LBE  BOBEBTt  proprietor    "Healds- 

hvLTg  Enterprise,    West 
Losan  Robert  S,  mfr  ladies',  misses'  and 

ohildreii's  furnishing  goods 
Luedke  Julius,  jeweler 
Madeira  &,  Beeson  (Frank  A  Madeira 
and  £  I  Beeson),  hous',  sign  and  car- 
riage painters 
Madeira  Frank  A  (Madeira  ft  Beeson) 
Maguire  Mrs  J  B,  dressmaker 
Marshall  &  McRosaie,  blacksmiths 
Mason  &  Smith  (W  C  Mason  and  H  W 

Smith),  general  merchandise 
Mason  W  C  (Mason  &  Smith) 
McRossie  James,  blacksmith  and  wagon - 

maker 
METZOER  A  V  (Metzger  Bros),  Powell 

METZQEB  BROS  (J  E  and  A  V  Metz- 
ger), stoves,  tin  and  hardware,  Powell 

METZGER  J  E  (Metzger  Bros),  Powell 
Meyers  F  I,  carriage  and  wagonmaker, 

and  general  blacksmithing 
Meyer  S,  dry  goods,  hardware,  etc 
Miller  Geo,  councilman 
Miller  Geo  W  (Delano  &  Milkr) 
Mills  Geo  W,  carpenter 
Moore  Robert  (Seawell  &  Moore) 
Morelund  &  Rose  (W  W  Moreland  and 
J  W  Rose),  real  estate  and  attomeys- 
at-law 
Moioiland  W  VV,  attorney -at-law 
Mulgre  v  F  B  (Ragsdale  &,  Mulgrew) 
Muller  Carl,  propr  Ileuldsburg  Brewery 
Xorton  &  Cochran,  attorneys-at-law 
Norton  L  A,  attornev' 
OAK  LAWN  HOUSE,  Chas   Dodson 

proprietor,  Railroad  ave 
Owens  W  D,  taior 
Pierce  C  L,  physician 
Powell  R,  propr  Powell's  Theatre 
PRINCE  J  A   groceries,   etc,  comer 

West  and  South 
Proctor  Chas  E,  expressman 
Pruitt  E,  saloon.  North  Healdsburg 
Raabe  M,  stoves,   tin,   hardware,   and 

a^'ricultuial  implements 
Ragsdale  J  W  (RagsdaU  k  Mulgrew) 
Ragsdale  &,  Mulgrew  (J  W  Ragsdale  and 
F  B  Mulgrew),  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agts 
Reynolds  VV  B,  real   estate  and  insur- 
ance agt,  notary  public,  and  city  mar- 
shal 
Riley  F  J,  druggist 
Risdon  R  N  (Stedman  &  Risdon) 
Rose    J   W,   attomey-at-law  and  city 

clerk 
Rosenberg  W,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Ruffiier  \Vm  (VVni  RuflFner  &  Co),  coun- 
cilman 
Ruffuer  Wm  &   Co  (Wm   Ruffner  and 
R  E  Campbell),  general  merchandise 


"RUSSIAN  RIVEE  FLAG."  Ledie 

A  Jordan,  editor  and  proprietor 
"RUSUAN  RIVER  FLAG"  LAND 
AGENCT>  comer  Centre  and  Powell 
Ryan  P,  boots  and  shoes  and  bootmaker 
Sanborn  W  B,  saloon.  West 
Schwab  F  J,  bootmaker,  Powell 
Seawell  J  W  (Seawell  &  Moore),  Powell 
Seawell  &  Moore  (James  W  Seawell  and 

Robert  Moore),  butchers,  Powell 
Simi  Bros,  winery  and  distillery 
Slavens  H  H,   clergyman   (Methodist) 
Smith  H  W  (Mason  &  Smith) 
Smith  L  W,  shooting  gallery 
Snook  W  P,  constable 

SOTOTOHE  HOUSE,  N  W  Bostwick 
proprietor.  West 

Soules  A  (Soulos  Bros) 

SOULES  BROS  (A  and  L  O  Soules), 
proprietors  Healdsburg  Flour  Mills, 
West 

Soules  L  O  (Soules  Bros) 

Sponogle  Frank  M,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

Starcks  Mrs  Minnie,  bakery 

Stedman  G  W  (Stedman  &  Risdon) 

Stedman  tc  Risdon  (G  W  Stedman  and 
R  N  Risdon),  general  merchandise 

Steinbach  F,  barber 

Sterling  P  W,  marble  works 

Swan  W  G,  attomey-at-law  » 

Swisher  J  R,  physician 

THE  BANK  OF  HEALDSBURG.  H 

M  Willson  president,  Jonas  Bloom 
cashier,  corner  Powell  and  West 

Tucker  J  S.  varieties 

Turner  &  Co,  Central  Market  and  Bak- 
ery 

Turner  Geo  J,  bakery 

Twilight  Livery  Stable,  Henry  H  Hell- 
man  propr,  North  Healdsburg 

Tyler  Mrs  R,  dressmaker 

UNION  HOTEL,  John  F  Grater  pro- 
prietor. West  opposite  Plaza 

Vaughn  E  K,  attorney-at-law 

Ward  N,  lumber 

Wartield  R  H,  cashier  Farmer  and  Me- 
chanics' Bank 

Waterman  Geo,  hairdresser 

White  W  P  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

WILLSON  H  M,  president  the  Bank 
of  Healdsburg,  corner  Powell  and 
West 

WRIGHT    ALBERT    (Wright    & 

Brown),  postmaster 

WRIGHT  &  BROWN  (Albert  Wright 
and  Henry  K  Brown),  druggists, 
books  and  stationery.  West 

York  Bros,  blacksmiths 

York  Chas  W,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith. North  Healdsburg 

TOUNG  JOHN  (Griest  &  Young), 
councilman,  South 


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Healdsbupg  College, 

S.  BB0WN8B]SEaEIl,  A.  M.,  President 


This  College  enters  upon  its  first  year  -with  nearly 

One  Hundred  Students, 

AND  WITH  GREAT  PROMISE  OF  SU  CCESS 


ThorOUghneBB  of  S&'ethod  is  one  of  its  most  prominent  feat- 
ures.    Its  Courses  of  Study  are  full  and  practical. 

Special  Attention  will  be  given  to  the  preparation  of  teachers 
for  first  grade  certificates,  and  to  the  best  methods  of  instruction  and 
school  management. 

ExpenBOB  LoBB  than  in  similar  schools. 

Jt^r  Send  for  Catalogue, 

Address,  HEALBSBURQ  COLLEGE, 

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RUSSIAN  RIVER  FLAG 

LESLIE  A.  JORDAN,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

HEALDSBURO SONOMA  COUNTY,  CALIFORNIA. 


Oldest  Paper !   Largest  Circulation !   Leading  Paper ! 
IN  POLITICS'-BEPUBLICAN. 


SUBSCRIPTION 83.00  PER  ANNUM. 

ADVERTISING  RATES  REASONABLE. 

SEN1>  FOB  SPECIMEN  COPY  ANI>  BATES. 


For   Desoripiive  Sketch  of  H<^    dsburg  and  Northern  Sonoma,  see 
**  Healdsburg     in  this  Diiectoiy. 


^j^"  By  reference  to  the  columns  of  the  Flag  the  character  of  its 
matter  and  amount  and  style  of  its  advertising  patronage  will  be  seen 
to  be  first-class,  equalled  by  no  comjjetitor,  and  excelled  by  few  country 
journals  in  the  State. 


•'Flag"  Job  Printing  Office. 

DSTE'W  TYPES  I 

NEW  POWER  PRESSES! 

All  kinds  of  Miscellaneous  Work  done 

PROMPTLY,  NEATLY  AND  AT  LOW  RATES. 


OFFICE  OF  THE 


BUSSIAN  BIVER  FLAG 


H.  T.  8ANDF0RD, 


L.  A.  JORDAN. 


H.  T.  SANDFORD  t  Co.,  Prop'rs. 

Send  for  List  of  Ranches,  Vineyards,  Orchards,  etc.,  and  Price  List. 


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HEALDSBURe  ENTERPRISE 

HOBERT  LEE,  Proprietor. 

HEALDSBURG .CALIFORNIA. 


B1FSBSIEMX&X1¥1  F&FMB 


OF  NORTHERN  SONOMA  COUNTY. 


LARGEST  CIRCULATION  by  FULLY  ONE-HALF. 


NOME  ours  WE. 


SPECIMEN  COFT  AND  ADVERTISING  SATES 

Sftnt  Free  to  any  Address. 
SUBSCRIPTION 82.60  A  YEAR. 


Connected  with  this  estubliahment  is  •  First-Class 

Job  Printing  Offlee, 

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80TOYOME  HOUSE, 

WiST  STREET HEALDSBURO. 

N.  W.  B08TWICK,  Proprietor, 

This  Is  the  Leading  and  only  First-Class  Hotel  in  the  City. 


•  1.60  and  89.00  per  day;   Single  Meals,  60  cents. 

Special  Contraote  by  the  Week  or  Month. 
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GRANGERS' 

Business  Association, 

DEALERS  IN 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 

Grain,  Wool  and  Country  Produce, 

ORANOERS'  BLOCK, 

Kortheast  curner  of  Plaza, 

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HENLEY. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  ID  miles  northeast  of 
Yreka. 

Erady  John,  hotel 

JONES  THOHASf  general  merchandise 

McGorvey  Patrick,  saloon 

Niles  L  S,  wa^tonmaker 

Shattuck  S,  hotel 

Shultc  A,  blacksmith 

HENRYS. 

Sonoma  County.  Post-office  Timber 
Cove. 

HEHBY  JAMES,  hotel  and  justice  of 

the  peace 
Peters  David,  blacksmith 
Price  Jos  K,  constable 
Welch  A  J,  constable 

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HERRICK'S   CROSS. 

Tulare  County.     See  Poplar. 


HICKSVILLE. 

Sacramento   Couniy.     A    post-office; 
takes  its  name  after  its  founder,  Wm. 


Hicks,  Esq.,  a  prominent  farmer,  and 
ia  20  miles  southeast  of  Sacramento, 
and  6  miles  northwest  of  Gait.  The 
products  of  the  laud  in  this  section 
are  confined  almost  exclasiv«lv  to  the 
cereals,  while  the  pursuit  of  stock- 
raising  is  very  extensively  engaged  in. 
Population  100. 

Cotrell  Jack,  saloon 
Hansen  H  C,  blacksmith 

HERBERT  L»   hotel  and  livery  and 
patent  pumps  and  horse  powers 

Jeflerson  W  H,  blacksmith 

Johnson  S  D,  postmaster 

Kane  J  O,  justice  of  the  peace 

MoIntireJ,  Hicksville  Hotel 

Muttesbach  P,  wagonmaker 

Paokett  J  M,  wagonmaker 

Payne  John,  blacksmith 

Staton  Bev,  Methodist  clergyman 

Swain  J  H,  liqaors 

Valensene  G,  farmer  and  stookraiser 


HIGHLAND. 

Santa  Cruz  County.     See  Glenwood. 


HIGHLAND  SPRINGS. 

Lakb  County.  A  post-office,  7  miles 
from  Lakeport  and  4  from  Kelsey ville. 
These  celeorated  mineral  springs  are 
beautifully  situated,  and  surrounded 
by  handsome  mountain  scenery,  and 
only  a  short  distance  from  Clear  Lake. 
Trout  streams  ran  through  the  prop- 
erty. Game  in  abundance.  Clover- 
dale  and  Clear  Lake  stages  stop  at 
hotel  daily.  Post^ffice  and  telephone 
at  the  hotel. 

BATES  DB  C  M>  proprietor  Highland 
Springs  Sanitarium 

GOOIS  A  C>  postmMtter 


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HILLS  FERRY. 

Stanmlaos  County.  A  post  »nd  ex- 
preM  offlM.  The  Moona  town  of  the 
oountv,  situated  on  the  west  bank  of 
the  San  Joaqain  River,  139  miles 
from  Stockton  by  water,  and  a  little 
more  than  midway  to  the  head  of 
naviuation.  The  land  in  the  vicinity 
of  EnU's  Ferry  is  not  exceeded  in  fer- 
tility  in  the  State.  Hill's  Ferry  is  an 
important  grain  shipping  point.  Pop- 
ulation  170. 

Barnes  A  L,  liquors 

Cahen  H  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

Carlter  ft  Trefts,  butchers 

Ela  R,  carpenter 

Gardner  P  F,  liquors 

Green  J  C,  tinner 

Gulterson  Chas  L,  attorney-at-law 

Harris  C  P,  lumber  and  notary  public 

Hinohy  John,  saloon 

Horn  E,  bootmaker  and  constable 

Manning  Patrick,  liquors 

Miller  C  F,  phvsioian  and  postmaster 

Moreno  Timothy,  barber 

Murphy  M,  wheelwright 

Newman  Simon,  general  merchandise 

Newsom  J  Id,  gaueral  marchandise  and 

justice  of  the  peace 
Petersen  ft  Ahrens,  hotel 
Rech  Jacob,  saloon 
Russ  L,  hotel 
Vandergaw  C  M,  blacksmith 


HILLTOWN. 

MoNTBR  BT  Cou  NTY.   Post  -oSLce  Salinas. 

Drentwell  Chas,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 

Fenton  E,  blacksmith  and    wagonma- 

ker 
Schnaars  D,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 


HITES  COVE. 

Mariposa  County.  A  post-office,  20 
miles  northeast  of  Manposa.  Popu- 
lation 275. 

Cathey  Wm,  butcher 
Ferguson  James,  saloon 
Grove  James  A,  postmaster 
Hall  James  H,  assayer 

HITE  GOLD  QUARTZ    MINIHQ 

OOt  A  J  Bothwell  supt 
South  Hite  Guld  Mine  and  Mill  Co,  W 

H  Widman  supt 
Westfall  S  W,  saloon 


H0LLI8TER. 

San  BiNrro  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office.  Situated  nearlv 
in  the  centre  of  the  San  Benito  Val- 
ley, this  town  ia  of  vast  importance 
as  a  shipping  point.  The  country 
surrounding  it  is  agricultural,  and  in 
fair  seasons  rivals  any  of  its  neigh- 
boring counties,  in  the  average  yield 
of  cereals.  The  town  is  located  at  the 
end  of  a  branch  of  Southern  Pac  fio  R. 
R.  It  is  the  county  seat  and  its  buMiness 
houses  convinces  the  visitor,  by  their 
business  aspect,  of  its  worth  as  a 
thriving  place  to  locate.  The  popu- 
lation exceeds  1,600  and  supports  two 
excellent  weekly  newspapers.  A  tthort 
distance  from  the  business  center  of 
tuwnj  may  be  seen  one  of  the  finest 
flouring  mills  in  the  State,  which  is 
constantly  running. 

Alexander  J,  hairdressing  and  baths 

Angousture  A,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Arismendes  J  M,  saloon 

Austin  George,  house  mover  and  raiser 

Baker  R  J  (Baker  ft  Sandfonl) 

Baker  ft  Sandford  (U  J  Kaker  and  D  K 

Sundford),  meat  market 
BaldMrin  ft  Griffith  (T  L  B.»ldwin  and  G  P 

Griffith),  aeneral  merchandise 
Baldwin  T  L  (Baldwin  ft  Griffith),  Co 

treasurer 
Bamber  H  (Dake  ft  Bamber) 

BANK  OF  HOIUSTEB.  T  S  Haw- 
kins president,  J  J  Bowen  cashier, 
San  Benito 

Barbe  Jus  (Barbe  ft  Recard) 

Barbe  ft  Recard  (Job  Barbe  and  I W  Re- 
card),  saloon 

Barton  Rev  T  C,  pastor  (Methodist) 

Bayle  D  A,  prupr  French  hotel 

Bernhardt  Chas  (Pulmtag  ft  Bernhardt) 

Black  £  I,  cabinetmaker,  furniture,  up- 
holsterer and  undertaker 

Bonnel  B  F  (Gury  ft  Buuuel) 

Boasee  Oscar,  saloon  and  restaurant 

BOWEN  J  J.  casliier  Bank  of  UoUis- 
ter,  San  Benito 

BOYD  A  F>  lumber  and  builders  mate- 
riul,  corner  San  Benito  and  7th 

Breen  Jas  F,  superior  judge 

Breslauer  B,  fruits 

Briggs  ft  Hawkins  (N  C  Briggs  and  N 
A  Hawkiiib),  atturneys-at-law  and  no- 
taries public 

Briggs  N  C,  attorney -at-law 

r.inson  D,  boots  and  shoes 

Brotherton  R  H,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Brown  Wm  T,  sheriff 

Burohard  D  W,  attorney  and  counsel- 
lor-at-law  and  notary  public 


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BUBJVETT  J  Jt  carriage  and  wagon 

manufacturer,  bliacksmitb,  etc,  corner 

3d  and  San  Benito 
Bustard  W,  restaurant 
Campbell  £  H,  meat  market 
Camplin  E  G,  physician 
Chaney  A  J  (Chaney  &  Pomeroy) 
Chaney  &  Fjmeroj'  (A  J  Cbaney  and  1^ 

Pomfroy),  meat  market 
Chappell  U  W  (Farish  &  Chappell) 
Coleman  B,  boots  and  shoes 
Coleman   Mrs  B,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Conlan  Thos,  saloon 

COWAN  &  JOHNSON  (S  F  Cowan  and 
J  B  Johnson),  carpenters  and  builders, 
Smi  Benito 

Cowu    S  F  (Cowan  8c  Johnson) 

Cox  C  J,  grcceries 

Crepin  E  A,  physician 

Crevling  D  H,  undertaker 

Cunning  F  A,  fruits  and  confectiotie^ 

Dake&  Bambcr  (S  M  Dake  and  H 
Bamber),  boots  and  shoes 

Dake  S  M  (Dake  &  Bamber) 

Degener  Mrs  Wm,  millinery,  dressmak- 
ing and  fancy  goods 

Degener  W,  paints  and  oils 

Dorn  J,  carpenter  and  builder 

Dobbas  Jos,  city  marshal 

Dowdy  H,  county  assessor 

EASTMAN  &  HcCLIT&E  (W  East- 
man and  J  C  McClure),  proprietors 
McMuhon  House  Bar,  4th,  and  bil- 
liard saloon,  Sju  Benito 

Eastman  W  (Eastman  &  McClure) 

Eaton  A,  blacksmith  and  chief  engineer 

Eilwiirds  K,  hotel 

Ellis  F  W  (Ellis  &  Wiikes) 

Ellis*  Wilkes  (F  W  Ellis  and  J  P 
Wilkea),  general  merchandise 

England  Mrs  H  P,  dressniuking 

Furish  A  L  (Fariah  &,  Chappell) 

Farish  &  Chapiicll  (A  L  Furish  and  R 
W  Chappell),  general  merchandise 

Frazicr  Joseph,  saloon 

Frost  J,  fruits  and  varieties 

Gluckman  David,  boots,  shoes,  hats,  etc 

Goldfish  J,  generitl  nierchandis" 

Gordon  Wm,  carriagemaking 

Graves  G  H,  gr'rterits 

Gravis  Mrs  S  E,  millinery  und  dkPSS- 
making 

G  '.nt'.  G  P  (Baldwin  &  Griffith) 

Gury  &  Bonnel  (J  P  (inry  and  BFI^ou- 
nel),  stoves  and  tinvare 

Gury  J  P  (Guiy  &  Bonnel) 

Hamilton  J  G,  harness  and  saddles 

Harris  U  B,  county  cleik 

Harris  M,  clothing 

Hawkins  N  A,  attorney-at-law  and  dis- 
ti-iut  attorney 


HAWKINS  T  S>  president  Bank  of 
HoUister  and  president  Holliater 
Flouring  Mills,  San  Benito 

Hendricks  J  D,  den  fiat 

"HOUISTEB  DEHOCFAT,"  WG 

Jones  editor  and  proprietor 

HOLLISTEB  FIOUBINO  KILLS. 

T  S  Hawkins  president,  RM  Shackel- 
ford manager 

Howard  L  R,  county  physician  and  cor- 
oner 

Hurd  H,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 

Johnson  G  G,  real  estate  and  insurance 
agt  and  city  tieasurer 

Johnson  J  B  (Cowan  &  Johnson) 

Johnson  W  C,  agt  S  P  R  R  and  opera- 
tor W  U  Tel  Co 

JONES  W  0>  editor  and  proprietor 
"Holliater  Democrat" 

Kel.ey  Mrs  A,  hotel 

Klucker  Geo,  hairdressing 

(jarabee  W,  hotel 

Lathrop  C  G,  hardware 

Lathrop  R  P,  hay  dealer 

Lee  W  G,  *ttorney-at  law,  justice  of 
the  peace  and  notary  public 

LITTLE  C  C,  grain  dealer  and  insur- 
ance acent,  4th 

Lowe  John  T,  watchmaker 

Luraschi  Frank,  bootmaker 

Mahony  Father,   clergyman    (Catholic) 

Mallett  Chas,  livery 

Mans  Alf  rt'd,  hotel  and  saloon 

McCarty  Wm,  saloon 

McClure  J  C  (Eastman  &  McClure) 

McCLOITD  E  A,  secretary  Hollister 
^'louring  Mills 

McCroskey  B  B,  at^orney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

McCrosky  .1  A,  warehouse 

MeMAHON  HOUSE  BAB,  East.aan 

&  McClure  nri>pi-ietors,  San  Benito 
McHAHON  HOUSE.  G  Mendia  mana- 
ger, 4th 
McMahon  Thos,  general  merchandise 
Mears  James,  varieties 
MENDIA  0«>nauagtir  McMahon  House, 

4th 
Meyer  &  Friedlander  (O,  M  O  and   M 

Meyer  and  H  Filellaiu^er),  dry  goods 
Me\  or  M  O  ( Meyer  &  Friedlander) 
Montgomery  (i  B,   attorney-at-law  and 

jiistice  of  the  iKt-.je 
Neal  H,  physician 
N^iitting  J  J,  hairdressing 
NTE  JACOB*  watcher,  clocks,   books, 

statiukiery,  etc,  San  Benito 
O'Donnell  Thos,  hott-l 
P.iimtag  &  Bernhardt  (W  Palmtag  and 

Chas  Bernhardt),  liqu^^rs 
^almtag  W  (Falmtag  &  Bernhardt) 
Jh'alnitag  William,  liquors 
Pedancot  A,  ment  market 
Pomeroy  M  (Chancy  tt  Pomeroy) 


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Porter  Geo  C,  drnggist 
Recard  I  W  (Barbe  ft  Recard) 
Rector  Bros,  hotel 

BEDMOND,  HcCLUBE  ft  CM)  (C  C 

Redmond,  J  C  MolUure,  W  Eastman 
and  Wm  Henderson),  projjrietors 
Redmond's  Patent  Beeii'  Fountain,  San 
Beuito  (see  advt) 

Reynolds  E  A  (Reynolds  &  Son) 

Reynolds  R  (Reynolds  &  Son) 

Reynolds  &  Son  (E  A  and  R  Reynolds), 
hotel 

Rochat  F,  lock  and  gunsmith 

Rosenberg  Bros  (W  and  M  Rosenberg), 
clothing 

Rosenberg  M  (Rosenberg  Bros) 

Kosenberg  W  (Rosenberg  Bros) 

'lAir  BESITO  ADVANCE,'  Robert 
iShaw  publisher,  San  Beuito  (see  advt) 

Sandiord  D  K  (Baker  &  Sandford) 

Scberer  Louis,  carriage  trimmer 

Scott  H  W,  attorney-at-law 

Serpa  J  S,  saloon 

Sha«kelfonl  J  T,  bootmaker 

SHACKELFORD  B  M,  manager  Hol- 
lister  Flouring'  Mills 

SHAW  BOBERT>  publisher  "San 
Benito  Advance,"  general  job  print- 
ing and  city  clerk,  San  Benito 

Shaw  &  Series  (George  E  Sliaw  and 
James  E  Series),  bill  posters 

Sherman  F  D  (.Sherman  &  Son) 


Sherman  I J  (Sherman  ft  Son) 

Sherman  ft  Son  (I  J  and  F  D  Sherman), 
blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers 

Shirely  G  C,  livery  and  sale  stable 

SMITH  A  L,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  ft 
Co  and  insurance  and  city  assessor 

Smith  C,  restaurant 

Snibley  H,  stoves  and  tinware 

Sproat  E  W,  hotel 

Steinbeck  J  A,  milkman 

Strub  I,  bakery 

Sunderhaus  J,  tailor 

Talleyrand  T  A,  county  surveyor 

Thompson  J  N,  county  supt  schools 

Thoruton  L,  harnessmaker 

Vache  Theophile,  liquors 

Varcoe  Henry,  brewery 

Wagner  H,  warehouse 

Wapple  Geo,  drug^ast 

Wells  ft  Ellis,  machine  shop 

Well 'I  Mrs  S  A,  dressmaker 

Wells  S  T,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Wickes  Rev  J  E,  Methodist  clergyman 

Wilkes  J  P  (Ellis  ft  Wilkes) 

Williams  P,  constable  and  collector 

Winters  Rev  W  M,  Methodist  clergyman 

Woldenberg  ft  Ross  (Mrs  Hilda  Wolden- 
l)erg  and  Miss  Jennie  Ross),  Pioneer 
Ice  Cream  Parlors 

Wonlery  M,  saloon  and  feed  stable 

YOST  THOS.  books,  stationery,  jew- 
elry and  postmaster,  San  Benito 


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HONCUL 

BoTTE  County.  A  post-ofiBce,  aitnated 
on  the  California  Northern  Railroad, 
17  miles  southeast  of  Oroville  and  14 
miles  northeast  of  Marysville. 

PHILLIPS  L  H>  general  merchandise, 

hotel  and  postmaster 
Spilman  C,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


HONOLULU. 

SiSKirou  CouMTT.    A  post-office. 

Aaron  Chris,  hotel 

Blaokwell  Chas,  hotel 

Cleland  &  Lehmers,  gen  mdse 

Freshmer  Marion,  express 

Freshou):'  Jos  R  &  Son,  butchers 

Gibson,  Marrison  &  Blockwell,  saloon 

Hoar  James,  saloon 

Morris  John,  saloon 

Piper  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Swan  &  Sleeper,  general  merchandise 

Wat];ner  John,  blacksmith 


HOOKTON. 

HcTMBOLOT  County.  Post-office  Table 
BlufF;  13  miles  southwest  of  Eureka. 

BOBERT&  BROSi  warehousemen,  gen- 
eral insurance  agents  and  commission 
merchants 


HOOPA  VALLEY. 

HuMBOLUT  County.  A  post-office,  30 
miles  south  of  Orleans  and  43  miles 
northeast  of  Eureka. 

BAIR  THOMASi  general  merchandise, 
hotel,  postmaster,  commission  mer- 
chant and  forwarder 

BoyceW  J,  carpenter  and  contractor 

SAYIES  J  Ni  assistant-postmaster 

Gray  Edward,  post  surgeon 

HOdPA  VALLEY  ifOTEL,  Thomas 
Bair  proprietor 

Ragan  J,  barber 

Hice  John  H,  teamster 

Kuddock  £  J,  physician 

Shanessey  J,  tailor 

Titlow  M,  millwright 

Vance  John  A,  b>.xcksmith 

Walker  Robert,  blacksmith 


KOOPERSVILLE. 

SuKiYOu  County.  Post  office, 
Jtmes;  8  miles  northwest  of 
Jones. 

Hooper  Mrs  E,  hotel 

WeeKS  S,  general  merchandise 


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HOOPERVILLE. 


Siskiyou  Counts'.    See  Oro  Fino. 


HOPETON. 

Merced  County.  A  post-office,  6  miles 
southwest  of  Snelling  and  16  miles 
northwest  of  Merced. 

BUGKLET  CHAS  0  £,  groceries 
BUCKLET  H  Fi  general  merchandise, 

postmaster  and  hop-grower 
Chryatal  J  H,  blacksmith 
Keith  E  S.  blacksmith 
Hannah  Geo  W,  hotel 
Means  W  L,  supervisor 


HOPLAND. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  situated  on  the 
stage  road  from  Cloverdale  to  Ukiah, 
15  miles  from  Cloverdale,  the  termi- 
nus of  the  San  Francisco  and  North- 
ern Pacific  R.  R.  ar  d  105  miles  from 
San  Franci-co.  It  is  properly  named, 
for  here  is  situated  some  of  the  finest 
hop  farms  iu  the  State. 

Ads.a1  Mrs.  hop-raiser 

DAWJH 

Daw  Mrs  T  F,  farmer  and  stock-raiser 

Dooly  E,  justice  of  the  peace 

Duncan  E  H,  hop-raisur 

Fairbanks ,  market 

Fairbauks  T  J,  hotel,  butcher  and  feed 
stable 

Farnell  D,  hop-raiser 

Fox  B  B,  county  supervisor 

Harbor  L,  hop-raiser 

Harp  &  Aniire^vs  (A  Harp  and  J  W  An- 
drews), blacksmiths 

HOPLAND  HOUSE.  F  J  Fairbanks 

Howell  0,  hop-raiser 

Knox  J  A,  notary  public 

Long  L  F,  hop-raiser 

Meyers  Bros  (0  R  and  Chaa  Meyers), 
saloon 

Myers  C  W,  constable 

O'Neal  Marion,  cfirpen>.er 

Parsons  11  M,  farmer  and  stock-raiser, 
McDowell  Valley 

Parsons  T  S,  hop-raiser 

Parsons  W  £,  farmer  and  stock-raiser, 
McDowell  Valley 

PIKE  H  Q,  physician 

Sears  ft  Stevenson,  gen  mdse 

THATCHE6  W  W,  c;dneral  merchan- 
diiic,  agent  V>'e!!d,  Fargo  k  Co,  post- 
master, telegraph,  and  insurance  agt 

Vandegriift  J  H,  carpenter 

Vassar  Jas,  stock-raisjr  and  trader,  Mc- 
Dowell Valley 


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HORNITOS. 

Mariposa  Coxtsty.  A  post  and  express 
office,  22  miles  by  stage  west  of  Aler- 
ced;  population  400. 

Adams   Wm,    blacksmith   and   notary 

public 
Arthur  Robert,  blacksmith 
Barcrof  t  K  W,  liquors 
Campodnnico  Mrs  J,  gen  mdse 
Carr  8  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Cbva^aro  Carlo,  general  merchandise 
Gorbett  S  J,  physician 
Gagliardo  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Huling  k  Thorn,  general  merchandise 
Kocher  Mrs  A,  d^  goods 
Lessman  Henry,  brewery 
McElroy  Alex,  justice  of  peace 
Merck  Mrs  E,  bakery  and  saloon 
OLGESE    ANDREW,    general    mer- 
chandise,    postmaster,    and     agent 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Reeb  Geo,  butcher 
Semorile  Gr  B,  general  merchandise 
Trescott  E  H,  physician 
Turner  Geo,  wagonmaker 
Turner  W  T,  constable  and  livery 
Webber  &  Saj^res,  bootmakers 
Williams  Henry,  hotel 
Youatt  Wm,  bootmaker 

HOTALING. 

Placer  County.  A  post-office,  3i 
miles  west  of  Clipper  (i>ap,  the  near- 
est point  to  Central  Pacitic  R.  R., 
and  6  miles  north  of  Auburn.  The 
population  in  and  about  tlie  town  is 

California  Iron  and  Steel  Co 
Leak  h  W,  butcher 
Ferries  Mrs,  boardmg-house 


HOT  SPRINGS. 

Kern  County.     Post-office  Kernville. 
Johns  Wm  &  Bror,  proprs  Hot  Springs 


HOT  SPRINGS. 

Mono  County.  Post-offica  Benton;  65 
miles  from  Sonora,  and  30  miles  from 
Bodie. 

Falcs  Samuel,  hotel 


HOUGH'S  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.  A  post-office,  32  miles 
from  Williams,  Co'usa  County,  on 
main  road  to  Bartlett  Springs. 

Hough's  Mineral  Springs,  C  ¥  Lewis 
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Lewis  C  F,  assistant  postmaster 

Linderberger ,  physician 

Stratford  J  C,  master-builder 
ST&ATEOfiJ)  JOHN  H,  postmaster 

HOWARDS. 

Sonoma  Couh'it.    See  Occidental. 


HOWARD  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.    Post-office  Glenbrook ; 
6  miles  from  Glenbrook. 

Heiach  Mrs,  hotel 


HOWE. 

San  Dieoo  County.    A  post-office.  . 

Hebberd  A,  carpenter 

HASH  0  Ti,  postmaster 

Moore  &  Scott,  general  merchandise 

HOWELLS. 

Sacramento  County.    Post-office  Sac- 
ramento. 

Howell  Sidney,  saloon 


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LANDS). 

Sierra  County.    See  Table  Rock. 


HUENEME. 

Ventura  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  on  the  sea  coast,  12 
miles  southeast  of  San  Buenaventura. 

Bacon  C  W,  notary  public 

Bard  T  R,  Pres  Hueueme   Wharf 

Lighter  Co 
Herbst  H,  general  merchandise 
Hueneme  Wharf  and  LightttrCo, 

Bard  president 
Kortz  B  H,  liq^uors 
LIVINGSTON  R  0,  general  merchan 

dise  and  postmaster 
McCoy  C  B,  butcher 
McC5..y  D  D,  hotel 
Rasmussen  Jas,  cabinetmaker 
Salisbury  &,  Bard,  luml>er 
Taliafario  U  T,  blacksmith 
Wolff  &  Levy,  general  merchandise 


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Brown  Jas,  hotel 
Thomas  A,  hotel 


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Nevada 
field. 


HUMBUG. 

CocMTT.    See  North  Bloom- 


HUNGARIAN  HILL. 

FLUHA8  CouMTT.    Post-offico  Quincy. 

Fields  Ed,  ditch 
Kelly  Jos,  mine 
Orr  Jas  A,  mine 


HUNSAKER. 

Tdlarb  County.  A  post-office,  9  miles 
southeast  of  Tnlare  City  at  the  junc- 
tion of  the  rnnds  that  lead  to  Bakers- 
field  and  Porterville. 


McKee  Collin,  farmer 
McMillan  John,  surveyor 
McMillan  Wm,  miner 
Mitchell  John,  farmer 
Sayres  Henry,  capitalist 
Scott  Mitchell,  miner 
Summe  Peter,  miner 
Vosper  Charles,  farmer 
Woodward  Wm,  farmer 


HUNSAKEE  HENRT.  trader 
Beams  Bev  A  B,  clergyman 
Shuey  S  D,  postmaster 
Stephenson  ,  physician 


HUNT'S  GULCH. 

Amador  County.    Post-office  Jackson. 

Kelly  Mining  Co,  W  F  Walton  supt 
Walton  W  F,  supt  of  Kelly  Mining  Co 


HUNT'S  HILL. 

Nevada  County.    Post-office  You  Bet; 
and  3  miles  northwest  of  Little  York, 

Camden  Mining  Co,  J  McAllis  supt 
McAllis  J,  supt  Camden  Mining  Co 


HUPP  S  MILLS. 

Butte  County.   Post-office  Nimshew. 
HUPP  JOHN,  sawmill 


HYDESVILLE. 

Humboldt  County.  -  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  south  of  Eureka 
25  miles,  on  the  Cloverdale  and  Eu- 
reka stage  road.  Population  about  150. 

Coyle  J  A,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 
Gibson  D  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Knowles  C  M,  constable 
Porter  Bobert,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 


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Humboldt  County.     A  post-office. 

Garnigan  Ben,  dry  goods 
Shaw  A  B,  farmer 
Shepard  C,  blacksmith 

SHOOK  I  B,  postmaster 

Stean  A  B 

Torrey  A  W,  blacksmith 


HURLETON. 

Butte  County.    A  post-office. 

Andrews  John,  fruit  raiser 
Atherton  F  D,  capituliitt 
Bragger  Anthony,  hotul 
Cannon  QUA,  farmer 
Cannon  B,  miner 
i  Foreman  Wm,  blacksmith 
Garst  Joel,  minor 

'  HURLES  S  H.  hotel 

Lassly  Ira,  hotel 
I  McDougal  Cfimpbell,  teamster 


IGO. 

Shasta  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  9  miles  southwest  of  Shasta. 
Population  '250. 

Dunham  &  Leitcr,  gen  mdso  and  W,  F 

&  Co's  auents 
Dunham  Warren,  hotel 
Eagle  O,  constable 
Harvey  B  G,  supt  O  C  T  &  F  Co 
Kinsbury  C  N,  iustico  of  tiie  peace 
Petty  John  A,  blacksmith 
B"berts  B  F,  supt  of  schools 
Thompson  B  J,  physician 
Wedenbach  Fre«l,  saloon 
White  Thos,  saloon 

WULABDBROS  (G  K  and  C  F  Wil. 

lard),  general  merchandise 

Willard  Geo  K,  postmaster 


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Plumas  County.    Post-office  Quinoy. 
Thompson  J  W,  ranch 


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rNDEPENDENCE. 

Into  County.  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph office.  A  very  pretty  little 
county  seat  situated  in  a  picturesque 
aud  rich  agricnltural  region.  It  is 
reached  via  the  Virginia  aud  Trnokee 
Railroad  and  connecting  stage  lines. 
Population  300. 

Black  Rock  Saw-Mill  Co,  Jos  Garringer, 

J  A  Shoemaker,  Saml  Thomas,  H  T 

Th'imsnn,  propretors. 
Blair  J  D,  druggist 
Broder  J,  stockraiser 
Cartier  H  P,  carpenter 
Conklin  A  R,  atty-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Crough  John,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 

recorder 
Fernbach  Jos,  brewery 
George  W  H,  physician 
Hannah  Jno  A,  superior  judge 
Hardy  G  H,  county  tr«a8urer 
Harris  &   Rhine,   gen    milse,    bankers, 

agts  VV,  F  SlOo'b  express  and  ins  agts 
Huff  Wm  H,  barber 

"INYO  IND7JPENDENT."  J  E  Par- 

ker  uubliskt-r 

Irwin  Jno  0,  liimors  and  county  assessor 

Laird  John  VV  P,  district  attorney 

Levy  H,  restaurant  and  livery  stable 

Mairs  O  T,  livery  stable 

Maiss  J  D,  liquors 

Matlack  W  F,  blacksmith 

Motfatt  S  P,  attorney  at-law 

Parker  Abraham,  blacksmith 

PABKER  J  E,  publisher  "Inyo  Inde- 
pendent" 

Reddy  &  Conklin  (P  Reddy  and  A  R 
Conklin),  attorneys 

BOTSCHILD  J  S  &  CO.  eeneral  mer- 
chandise and  insurance  agents  • 

Secley  .Tos,  connty  surveyor 

SMITH  JAMES  W.  sberiff  and  tax 
collector 

Stecker  A,  carp«»nter 

STEVENS  S  V,  under-sheriflF 

Syines  J  VV.  county  supt  of  Hchools 

Thomson  V  G,  coroner  and  public  ad- 
ministrator 

Thurston  S  D,  propr  Blaney  House 

Webb  T,  butcher 

Wood  L,  general  merchandise 


INDIAN  CREEK. 

Siskiyou  County.     See  Hoop«srville. 


INDIAN  CREEK. 

Teinity  County.     Po»t-offi>e  Weaver- 
ville;  10  miles  south  of  Weaverville. 

Caswell  k  Smith  Bros,  general  mdse 


Siegfried  J  B,  blacksmith 
Smith  D  L.  postmaster 


INDIAN  DIGGINGS. 

Amador  County.    Post-office  Oleta. 
Thblen  H  H,  general  merchandise 


INDIAN  GULCH. 

MA1UF03A  County.  A  post-office,  20 
miles  southwest  of  Mariposa  and  13 
miles  west  of  Bridgeport;  population 
100. 

Merino  C,  blacksmith 

Semorilo  G  H,  general  merchandise 

SOLABI  N,  general  merchandise 

INDIAN  HILL. 

Sierra  County.  Post-office  Campton- 
ville,  Yuba  County;  12  miles  south- 
west of  Downievilleand  6  miles  north- 
east of  Camptonville. 

Bliss  &  Walton,  saw-mill  and  lumber 
FLAGOEW,  general  merchandise 
McRic  Alex  &  Co,  hydraulic  mines 
Pendola  &  Co,  hydraulic  mines 
Yore  Peter,  propr  Sleighville  House  and 
toll  road 


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INDIANA  RANCH. 

Yuba  County.  Post-office  Oregon 
House;  41  miles  northeast  of  Marys- 
ville. 

Bell  &  Garrett,  Eagle  Quartz  Mill  and 

Mining  Co 
Brown  Jt»scph  &  Brn,  bootmakers 
Camper  L  S,  black '-niith 
Erwin  E  C,  constable  aud  farmer 
Fuller  W  C,  farmer 
Lnbndie  Ch,  saw-mill 
MOBY  0  M,  general  merchandise 
Owens  Owen,  farmer 
Rved  A  J,  farmer 

Templar  No  3  Gold  Mill  and  Mining  Co 
Wilder  L,  county  assessor 


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INDIO. 

San  DiEno  County.  Post-office  Oak 
Grove  ;  a  station  on  the  Southern 
PaciKc  R.  R.,  43  miles  southeast 
of  Banning. 

Weaver  H,  hotel 


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INEZ. 

Santa  Barbara  County.  Poat'Offite 
Santa  Barbara.  See,  also,  Dos  Pu- 
eblos. 

Watkina  H,  general  merchandise 


INGLENOOK. 

Mendocino  CouNTr.    A  poat-office. 

Lockhart  C,  tobacco,  cigars,  etc 
LOCKHART  HENRY,   pjstmaster, 

stationery,  newo,  eto 
Moss  Mrs  W  S,  liquors 
Nicholson  J  W,  hardware 
N'icholson  W  J,  tobacco  mfy 
Tattle  J  S,  dry  goods,  eto 


INSKIP. 

Butte  County.     A  post-oflSce,  40  miles 
north  of  Oroville.     Population  100. 

Briggs  Jos,  lumber 

Burnham  H  H,  saw-mill 

Carpenter  C  F,  lumberman 

Coffee  Patrick,  miner 

Coon  Joha,  farmer 

Daggett  J  M,  miner 

Ford  &  Coon,  saloon 

Ford  J  H,  propr  Chaparral  Hotel 

tfeard  L  F,  shakemaker 

Hodnett  John,  miner 

Lee  T  J,  engineer 

Lynch  Chris,  cattle  raiser 

McClellan  Wm,  toll-keeper 

Miller  Geo,  sawyer 

Morris  Jas  \V,  clerk  and  violinist 

O'Neal  Geo  VV,  shakemaker 

Peters  Fred,  miner 

Rookes  Wm,  shakemaker 

Savery  Uriah,  carpenter 

Soniriiers    Guy,     dancing    school    and 

teacher  violin  and  cornet 
STOKES  CHA,S  H.  clerk  and  violinist 
STOKES    JOHN,     proprietor    luskip 

Hotel,  and  postmaster 
Stokes  Mary  E,  teacher  piano  and  organ 
Stromme  K  T.  miner 
Stromme  Wm.  miner 
Thompson  Jas,  propr  Thompson's  Kanch 

Hotel 
Thompson  John,  clerk 
Waterman  J   W,    supt  Spring  Valley 

Hydraulic  G  &  M  Go's  Ditch 
Watkins  A  H,  roadmaster 
Williams  J,  hotel 


lONE. 

Amador  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  offitje,  48  miles  from  Sac- 
ramento   va    Gait;    27    miles    from 


Gait,  and  12   miles  from   Jackson. 

Population  800. 

It  11  one  of  the  moat  pleaaantly  ait- 
uated  of  the  interior  towns  of  Califor- 
nia, and  ia  located  in  the  foot-hills  of 
the  Sierra  Xevadiis.  It  is  the  terminus 
of  the  Amador  Branch  of  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.,  and  is  the  freight  depot 
for  supplies  to  Jackson,  Sutter  Greek, 
Amador  City,  Plymouth,  Volcano,  Dry- 
town,  and  all  other  places  of  importance 
in  Amador  and  adjacent  counties.  The 
Forest  Line  of  stages  run  finely 
equipped  coaches  from  lone  to  Jackson 
and  Mokelumne  Hill,  and  also  to  Sutter 
Creek,  Amador  City,  Drytown  and  Ply- 
mouth, over  good  roads  aud  through 
picturesque  scenery.  The  mines  in  the 
vicinity  of  the  town  are  gold  producing, 
thou'jh  the  chief  pursuit  engaged  in  is 
farming  and  fruit  raising. 

Adams  A  L,  physician 

Amick  J  S  &   W   A,  propra    Veranda 

Hotel 
ATKINSON  &  STEWART  (W  W 

Atkinsim  and  T  P  Stewart),  Hour-mill 
Bagley  James,  bootmaker 
Bass    Robert,   blacksmith   and  wagon- 

Bishop  E  &  Co  ( K  Bishop  and  W  W 
Atkinion),  general  merchandije  and 
agricultural  implements 

Brusie  L,  physician  and  druggist 

CARRINaTON  REV  JOHN,  clergy- 

man  (Presbyterian) 
Coombs  S,  constable 
Cumminss  James,  cipitalist 

DEXTER  LIVERT  STABLE.  J  W 

Parki-<oii  proprietor 

EATON  L  T  &  SISTER,  proprietorj 
Union  Hotel 

Ferrier  J  P.  liquors 

FLORENCE  MILLS.  Atkinson  & 
Stewart  proprietors 

Ford  &  Gray  (H  D  Ford  and  John 
Gray),  druggists,  varieties  and  jewelry 

Fox  W  H,  hardware  and  stoves 

Gregory  U  S.  harness  and  saddles 

Hamilton  Wm,  propr  Furest  Line  of 
staizes 

HARRISON  &  EVANS  (T  W  Harri- 
son and  J  T  Evans),  proprietors  Mo- 
line  Flour-mills 

Hearty  Patrick,  liquors 

Isaacs  B  Sl  Bro,  general  merchandise 

Kennedy  Phillip,  liquors 

Lnce  Goor&;e,  painter 

MAQNOLIA  SALOON.  R  C  Mayes 

proprietor 
MarcUant  John,  meat  market 
Ma'"tin  Hanry,  liquors 
MATES  R  C.  c'loice  wines,  liquors  and 

ciiurs,  and  billiard  room 


PIONEER  IRON  WORKS. 


CAI^VIM   NIITTIIVU  *   HON.  Pn»prl«^lont. 
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MeCanley  Jamea,  propr  Arcade  Hotel 
MoMarry  J  W,  postmaster 
Milliken  James  I),  house  painter 
MOUNE    FLOUR    ifCUS    (new 

double    process),   Harrison  ft  Evans 

proprietors 
Newman  Bros    (G   and   J    Newman), 

seneral  merchandise 
OLD  OOBNEB  SALOON.  M  J  Wool- 

ery  proprietor 
PABKISON    J   W,    Dexter    Livery 

Stable 
Raap  C,  propr  lone  City  Brewery 
Runidale  J,  agt  R  R  Co,  mgr  W  U  Tel 

Co,  and  agt  Forest  Line  of  stages 
Rawlings  M  V  B,  liquors 
Rhodes  Rev  B  F,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Rob<;rt8  Rev  J  F,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Sesuin  Frank,  barber 
SPOONER  0  Ai   carriage  and   orna- 

mentalpainter 
STEVENS  T  M*  lone  City  capitalist 
8trone  C  B,  undertaker 
SURFACE  J  W.  notary  public 
SURFACE  J  W  ft  J  F,   proprietort 

Veranda  Stables 
Swift  C  B,  justice  nf  the  peace 
VERANDA  STABLES.  J  W  &  J  P 

Surface  proprietors 
Umsted  I  L,  blacksmith 
UNION  HOTEL.  L  F  Eaton  and  Sister 

proprieturs 
Wnituker  Joseph,  bakery 
Whitlatch  Mrs  S  L,  millinery 
WOOLERT  M  J<  choice  wines,  liquors 

and  cigars,  imd  billiard  room 
Woolsey  George,  general  merchandise 

and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.  's  agt 


W.  W.  ATKIN80N. 


T.  p.  Strwart. 


Florence  Mills, 

DEALKKS    Mt 

Choice  Grades  of  Flour,  Ground  Barley, 

Wheat,  Oats  Corn  Meal,  Bran, 

Etc.,  Etc., 

lone  City,  Cal. 


G.  A.  SPOONER, 

Oantegs*  CUsiit  OnuuDent«l  and 


Moiine  Mills. 

New  Double  •  Process  Flour. 

HARRISON  &  EVANS, 

lone,  Amador  CoTinty,  Oal. 

M.  J.  WOOLERY'S 
Old  Comer  Saloon 

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BILLIARD  ROOM, 

lONE,  AMADOR  COUNTY,  CAL. 


PAINTER, 

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Landscape  Paintinir  taught  on  Reasonable  Terma. 

IOWA  CITY. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  A  lively  mining  town 
of  4U0  inhabitants,  63  miles  north  of 
Sacramento  on  the  Colfax  and  Iowa 
Hill  stage  road;  distant  from  Colfax  8 
miles.  Its  altitude  is  about  3,000  feet 
above  the  sea  level ,  the  scenery  in  every 
direction  is  perfectly  beautiful,  the 
water  is  superior  and  the  sanitary 
condition  is  excellent.  The  hills  in 
the  immediate  vii  inity  are  timbered 
with  a  heavy  erowth  of  yellow  and 
spruce  pine  and  fir,  though  facilities 
for  rapid  transportation  to  points  on 
the  railroad  are  made  inferior  by  the 
presence  of  several  steep  places  on  the 
roads.  The  hillsides  afford  excellent 
facilities  for  fruit-growing  and  the 
culture  of  grapes. 

Alta  Mining  Co 

Brown  J  F,  eeneral  merchandise 

Bumliam  I<P,  carpenter 

Carder  J  D,  ngt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Cavunau){h  Phillip,  hotel 

Chinn  J  W,  postmaster  and  agt  W,  F  & 

Co*  s  express 
Clayton  W  E,  pointer 
Cook  J  M,  carpenter 
Dudley  C  C,  attorney-at-law 
Fitzer  S  C,  carpenter 
Goodwin  W  A,  watchmaker 
Hankin  A  N,  dry  goods  store 

HAWKINS  OEO.  general  merchandise 

iowa  Hill  Water  Works 

Iserman  Mrs  H,  hotel 

Jones  Geo,  hotel 

Kilgore  W  M,  blacksmith 

Kotter  L,  miner 

Lafever  A,  blacksmith 

Ltbanou  Mining  Co 

Little  &  Bro,  liquors 

Lord  Geo,  livery  stable  and  liquors 

Macy  C  F,  druggist  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
Morning  Star  Mining  Co 
Myrick  J  W,  propr  Water  Works 
New  York  and  Placer  Mining  Co 
Orion  Mining  Co,  W  W  Anderson  supt 
Otfsig  J,  butcher 
Parker  John,  blacksmith 
Pennsylvania  Mining  Co 


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Peterson  O  H,  phynoiac 

Pioneer  Mining  Oo 

Parsley  J  D,  constable 

Reconstruction  Mining  Co 

Kich  W,  attornoy-at-law 

San  Francisco  Gold  Mining  Co 

Schmitt  Mrs  John,  liquors 

SHELET  JOHHf  general  merchandise 

tipencer  E  6,  lumber 

S|iencer  O  J,  lumber 

Sprugue  S  M,  liquors 

Wilcox  C  H,  carpenter 

Wolverine  Mining  Co 

Koung  J,  hotel 


IOWA  HILL 

Plackr  Ccdnty.     See  Iowa  City. 

IRON  moun7aTn  silver 

MINE. 

Shasta  County.    Post-office  Redding. 

Iron  Mountain  Silver  Mine,  Chas  Cam- 
den, Wm  Magee  and  James  Sallie 
proprs 


ISLETON. 

Sacramento  Coitnty.  A  post  and  ex- 
press otfica;  delightfully  situated  on 
Andrus  Island,  in  the  Sacramento 
River,  about  forty  miles  below  Sacra- 
mento. It  presents  a  very  neat  ap- 
pearance and  has  some  nttractive  feat- 
ures, chief  among  which  is  its  isola- 
tiuii.  ine  soil  is  very  fertile  and  fruit, 
grain,  and  vegetables  thrive  luxuri- 
antly.    Population  220. 

California  Sugar  Mfg  Co 
Dickey  S.propr  Isleton  Hotel 
OAT^flTHFR  P  H«  general  merchan- 

disc,  agent  Wells,    Fargo  ft  Co  and 

postmaster 
Isleton  Hotel,  S  Dickey  proprietor 
Vance  H,  blacksmith 


JACKSON. 

Amador  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  and  the  county  seat 
of  the  county.  It  is  12  miles  from 
lone  City  on  the  Jackson  and  Drv- 
town  Stage  Road,  has  two  weekly 
newspapers  in  a  prosperous  condition, 
telegraphic  communication  and  a  daily 
mail.  The  material  used  in  the  con- 
struction of  itr  buildings  is  chiefly 
stone  and  brick,  and  it  therefore  pre- 
sents a  substantial  appearance.  The 
Court  House  is  a  neat-looking  bnild* 
ing,  and  is  on  a  prominent  elevation 


overlooking  the  principal  portion  of 
the  town.  The  culture  of  iruitin  the 
immediate  viciuity  is  an  important 
feature  in  its  industrial  atiraotions; 
it  depends,  some  on  the  mining  interest 
for  its  support.    Population  1,200. 

Abramofsky  C,  cigar  mfr  and  varieties 

"AMADOB  LEDGER. "  R'chard  Webb 

editor  and  proprietor 
"AMADOR  SENTINEL,"  A  BSan- 

foi'd  editor  and  proprietor 
Araujn  J,  liquors 
Armstrong  C  B,  attorney-at-law 
Askey  A  (£vans  ft  Askey) 
Bales  ft  Butterfield,  undertakers 
Bales  ft  Ouerra  (A  B  Bales  and  Frank 

Guerra),  saloon  and  billiards 
Bo^rie  J,  constable 
Briggs  R  M,  attorney-at-law 
Bright  L  W,  butcher 
Brown  A  C,  attorney-at-law 
Brown  Geo  J,  physitian 
Brown  John  A,  county  surveyor 
Brown  ft  Robertson  (C  T  Brown  and  E 

B  Robertsou),  physicians 
Butterfield  A  J,  lumber,  steam  carpen- 
ter shop 
Caminetti  A,  district  attorney  and  no- 
tary public 
Central  Hotel,  Mrs  M  Lory  propr 
Chambers  A,  physician 
Coomb-i  S  C,  plasterer 
David  P,  bakery 
Donnelly  D,  county  supervisor 
Dunning  W  S,  deputy  postmaster 
Dwyer  P,  propr  Gloiie  Hotel 
Ea^on  ft  Phelps  (J  A  Eagon  and  T  J 

Phelps),  attorneys 
EVANS  ft  ASKEY  (E  Evans  and  A 

Askev),  proprietors  National  Hotel 
Evans  E  (Evans  ft  Askey) 
FARLEY  J  T.  attorney-atlaw 
Farley  ft  Porter  <J  T  Farley  and  J  M 

Porter),  attomeys-at-law 
Fontenrose  L  J,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 
Freeman  E  A,  varieties  and  stationery 
Freeman  E  G,  saddles  and  harness 
Giiiocchio  A  (Ginocchin  ft  Bro) 
Ginocchio  ft  Bro  (E  and  A  Ginocohio), 

general  merchandise 
Gironard  ft  Lecluir,  blacksmiths,  wagon- 
makers  and  carriage  painters 
Globe  Hotel,  P  Dwyer  proprietor 
Goldner  H,  justice  of  the  peace  and  va- 
rieties 
GRAY  CHARLES  R.  attomey-at-law 
Hinkson  W  R,  attorney 
Hoffman  Frank,  livery  stable 

JACKSON  WAT^  WORKS.  B  F 

Richtmyer  proprietor  and  manager 
Kay  W,  ice  cream  saloon,  confectionery 
and  varieties 


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KAT  W,  8r.  photographer 

Kelly  P,  constable 

Kt'ly  T  W,  prOpp  The  Mystery 

J'  ~43h  Albert,  varieties  and  hairdresser 

Yw'  ■'■  ->auin  G  H,  dentist 

^  i  ig>..;rst  J  H,  watchmaker  and  dealer 
in  jewe'ry 

Levy  J  M,  general  merchandise 

Levy  J  M,  hairdressier  and  baths 

Lory  Mrs  M,  propr  Central  House 

Love's  Hall,  Thomas  Love  propr 

Love  Thos,  liquors 

Meehan  James,  county  treasurer 

Meek  C  M,  postmaster,  varieties,  sad- 
dlery and  harness 

Miller  L,  county  superintendent  schools 

Moore  Genrge,  superior  judge 

Muldoon  E,  saloon 

Murray  M,  county  supervisor 

Mystery,  T  W  Kelly  propr 

NATIOilAL  HOTJSI.  Kvans  &  Askey 
proprietors 

Newman  L  ft  Co  (L  and  G  Newman), 
seneral  merchandise 

Palmer  R  W,  livery  btable 

Paquette  ft  Cadieux,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers 

Parker  James  B,  bootmaker 

Penry  Silas,  attnriiey-at-luw 

P£irBT  WILLIAM  M.  editor  "Ama- 
dor Dispatch" 

Petty  A,  county  assessor 

Pitou  E  S,  expressman 

Poggi  L,  hairdresser 

Porter  J  M,  attorney 

Price  J  R,  insurance  agt 

Quinn  P  H,  sidoon 

£EETZ  JOHN,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Reichling  P,  watches  and  Jewelry,  supt 
Kennedy  Mine 

Reitz  ft  K<.l8inger,  blacksmiths  and  wag- 
onmakers 

BICHTMTER  B  F,  notary  public, 
agent  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co,  manager 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  and 
insurance  agent 

Robertson  E  B,  physician 

Rocca  Frank,  liquors 

Ross  B,  county  supervisor 

Russft  Carstens  (Ge>  H  Russ  and  H 
Carstens),  soda  factory 

Samuels  J,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

SANBOBJf  A  &  editor  and  proprietor 
"Amador  Sentinel" 

Sanders  W  B,  public  administrator  and 
coroner 

Sauguinetti  B,  general  merchandise 

Sayer  Joseph,  saloon 

Santie  Campi,  general  merchandise 

Schaoht  B  H,  undertaker 

Silva  A  F,  liquors 

Spagnoli  D  B,  druggist  and  notary  pub- 
lic and  attorney-at-law 


Spagnoli  S  G,  justice  of  the  peace 

Stanley  I  W,  saloon 

Stuart  Rev  £   1,  Methodiut  clereyman 

"THE  AMALOB  DISPATGH.^^Wm 
M  Penry  editor  and  publisher 

VOOAN  JOHN,  sheriff  and  tax  col- 
lector 

WEBB  BIGHABB,  editor  and  propri- 
etor "Amador  Ledger" 

Weller  C,  tin  and  hardware,  paints, 
oils,  paper,  crockery,  etc 

Wessel  A  ft  Co,  proprs  Kennedy  Mill 
and  Mine 

White  Geo,  liquors  and  varieties 

Wittman  Antonia,  bootmaker 

Woodhull  8  D,  assayer 

Zeite  Mining  Co, Detert  supt 


National  Hotel, 

EVAN8  ft  ASKEY, 

Proprietors. 

JACKSON, 
Amador  County,  Cal. 


JACKSON  GATE. 

Amador  County.    Post-office  Jackson. 

CHIGHIZOLA  A)  general  merchandise 

Ercole  K,  shoemaker 

Massa  Mrs  A,  general  merchandise 

JACKSONVILLE. 

TuoLUMNB  County.  Post-cfl^oe  Chinese 
Camp;  li  miles  southwest  o!  Chinese 
Camp. 

Ackerman  D,  hotel 
MoKenzie  T  T,  flour-mills 


JAMESTOWN. 

TuoLUHN  K  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  in  the  toot-hills  of  the 
Sierras,  4  miles  from  Sonora  and  31 
miles  from  Milton.  It  is  supported 
by  mining.  The  Nevada  Co.'s  line  of 
stages  from  Oakdale  and  Milton 
passes  through  daily.  Population 
220. 

Ackerman  Isaac,  bootm.iker 

Aula  Frank,  saloon,  groceries  and  fancy 

goods 
Bishop  M  B,  general  merchandise 


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BUTTSRFIBLD  B  F.  oeaenl  mer- 
ohaudiM,  agent  Wells,  Fftrgo  k  Co, 
iniunmoe  agent,  postmaster  and  S  J 
and  0  0  Telegraph  Co 

BirTTBRFIBLD  B  JR.  with  B  F 
Buttertield 

Child  Harrison,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Daigle  Jos,  livery  stable 

Durgan  A  Newoomb  (Eklwin  Dnrgan  and 
OX  Newoomb),  blacksmiths  and  wa- 
gonmakers 

Holmes  8  R,  meat  market 

Jones  O  F,  saloon  and  lodgings 

Leland  G  A,  bakery 

Pereira  John,  blacksmith,  feed  yard, 
vineywrd  and  distillery 

PBESTOV  A  E  notary  public,  county 
supervisor  and  meat  market 

PBxISTOH  B  A.  telegraph  operator 

Raspi  Cbas,  general  merchandise 

Rivoli  Frederico,  general  merchandise 

White  P,  Jamestown  Hotel 


JAMISON. 

Plumas  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  25  miles  southeast  of  Quincy. 
Population  155. 

Babb  S,  constable 

Dunn  Henry  S,  Eureka  Hotel 

Lannis  Lewis;  saloon 

JOHNSON  C  W,  assistant  postmaster 

Levy  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  post-office 

Moreno  Mrs,  saloon 

Omego  Peter,  saloon 

Wilht  Paul,  miner 


JAMUL 

Sam  Dieoo  County.    A  post-office,  29 
miles  from  San  Diego,  on  the  road 
Campi.     Population  55. 

HYDE  El  postmaster 


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JANESVILLE. 

Lassen  County.    A  post-office,  12  miles 
east  of  Susanville.     Population   100. 

Bailey  J  R,  hotel 
Dakin  &  McClelland,  flonr-mill 
Gaddy  C,  constable 

METLERT  0  W.  general  merchandise 
SHINN  A  Li  postmaster  and  justice 
of  peace 


JENNY  LIND. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post-office  and 
mining  camp,  4  miles  northeast  of 
Milton,  reached  by  stage. 

Beysser  L,  justice  of  peace 


Hendricks  Wm,  constable 

Orengo  O  M  ft  Bros,  general  mdse 

Stanawav  J  G,  road  overseer 

Tyler  J  W,  saloon 

XlOO  0>  general  mdse  and  postmaster 

JERSEY  LANDIMG. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post-office^ 
on  the  San  Joaquin  River,  about  8 
miles  northeast  of  Antioch. 


WBNDT  JOHN,  general  merchandise, 
agricultural  implements,  and  post- 
master 


JESUS  MARIA. 

Calaveras  County.  Post-office  Mo- 
kelumne  Hill ;  22  miles  southeast  of 
lone,  and  6  miles  northeast  of  San 
Andreas. 

Gayon  J  B,  general  merchandise 
Genoccio  John,  general  merchandise 
Hoce  John,  general  merchandise 


JOHN  ADAMS. 


Butte  County. 
from  Chico. 


A  post-office,  1 1  miles 
Population  75. 

ADAMS  JOHNi  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Hooper  Wm,  hoi     and  blacksmith 

JOHNSON'S  RANCH. 

Stanislaus  County. 
SCOTT  CHASi  aaloon 


JOHNSVILLE. 

Plumas   County.      Post-office  Eureka 
Mills.     Population  75. 

Backer  J  F  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
Curtis  Antonio,  hotel 
Dolly  O  B,  general  merchandise 
Dunn  H,  ^.^loon 

Eureka  Quartz  Mill  (sixty  stamps) 
Frazer  ft  Lavanno,  brewers 
Houghton  J  F  ft  Bro,  butchers 
Launano  S,  saloon 
Laurensi  P,  saloon 
Lorenzo  Peter,  saloon 
Rodoni  ft  Dunry,  saloon 
Ruck  C,  bootmaker 
Sorrocco  Augustus,  saloon 
Tirnan  Peter,  saloon 
WILLOXrOHBY  BEOS,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Willoughby  Matt,  hotel  and  butcher 


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JOHNTOWN. 

See  Garden  V*l- 


JOLON. 

MoKTKRBY  CoaNTY.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  64  miles  soathoast  of  Sali- 
nas; 42  miles  from  Soledad  by  stage. 

Bolton  J  M,  stookraiser 

Catalanatt  H,  saloon 

Cruy  D,  butcher 

SUTTON  OEOf  hotel,  livery  stable 
bud  agent  Coast  Line  iStage  Company 

Flemming  William,  farmer 

Hackett  J  A,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 

Mendoua  M,  generitl  merchandise 

Meiidoza  Auttustiao,  groceries 

Murray  W  J,  blacksmith 

Tidball  T  T,  gen  mdse  and  hotel,  post- 
master, agent  W,  F  &  Go's  Express 
and  notary  public 

JOSEPHINE. 

San  Luis  Obispo  County,  A  pnst-office ; 
on  the  road  from  Paso  de  Robles  to 
Cambria.  Stage  from  Paso  de  Kobles, 
17  miles.     Pcpulatiou  40. 

HUMPHREYS  W  S.  general  mer 
chaudise  and  postmaster 


JUDSONVILLE. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post-olhce, 
4  miles  southeast  uf  An'.ioch.  Popu- 
lation 325. 

Bagloy  D,  saloon 

Belshaw  &  Co,  general  merohandiae 

Hobson  J,  Uvery  stable 

Jones  J  P,  h^tel 

LANDO  J  JR.  postmaster 

Mciiuire  P,  blacksmith 


Levi  Adolph,  general  merchandise 

Mason  Mrs,  hotel  keeper 

McCain  John,  blacksmith 

McDowell  8  A,  general  merchandise 

SAWDAT  F  Ri  general  merchandise 

Slade  Thos  P,  attorney- at-law 

ViburgJ  O,  wagonmaker 

Wade  Thos,  saloon 

Webbr.r  Charles  K,  saloon 

Wellington  C  W,  cabinetmaker     and 

upholsterer 
WILCOX  H  F>  general  merchandise, 

fancy  jguods  and  postma.ster 
Wilcox  S  E,  general  merchandise 
Wilcox  8  W,  bootmaker 
Wilson  Henry,  general  merchandise 


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JULIAN  CITY. 

San  Dieoo  County.  I'ost-office;  is  a 
very  pretty  mining  town  45  miles 
northeast  of  >San  Inego.  The  scenic 
features  are  magniticenv  attractions, 
an<l  the  climate  is  unsurpassed.  Pop- 
ulation 150. 

Bailey  Draw  D,  livery  stable 

Bailey  I  H,  physician 

Bamch  B,  mmer 

Bergress  E  E,  general  merchandise 

Bundy  Thos  ^l,  saloon 

Dean  Geo,  constable  and  colleetor 

Duffy  Jas,  saloon 

Hopkins  F  M,  lir|Uor8 


JUNCTION  CITY. 

Trinity  County.    A  post-office,  9  miles 
southwest  of  Weaverville. 

DAY  C  W>  hotel  and  postmaster 

Given  W  C,  butcher 

Hippler  Choa,  blacksmith 

Kaub  L  F,  saloon 

Veniteaag  P,  (truss  and  confectionery 

Whitmore  k  Reed,  gen  mdse 

JUNCTIONSTATION. 

Stanislaus  County.  Post-office  La 
Grange. 

Hayward  S  B,  general  merchandise 

KELLOGG. 

Sonoma  County.  Post-office  Calistogn; 
situittcd  at  the  i<>ot  of  Mt.  St.  Helena, 
in  Kui){ht's  Vulley,  6  miles  northwest 
of  Caliitoga,  and  on  account  of  its 
superior  climate  and  beautiful  scenery 
has  become  quite  a  summer  resort. 

HOLMES  CALVIN  H.  hotel,  farmer 

and  cattle  raiser 
Hood  .Tames,  farmer  and  winemaker 
West  — ,  hop  and  cattle  raiser 
Williams — ,  hop  raiser 


KELSEY. 

El  Dorado  County.  Post-office;  situ- 
atetl  G  miles  north  of  Placerville  on 
stage  road  leading  to  Garden  Valley 
and  Georijetown,  north  of  South  Fork 
of  American  Kiver,  situated  at  the 
summit  beyond  the  aforesaid  river. 

Allen  Thos.  liquors 
Anderson  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Lewis  Thos,  general  merchandise 
Newel  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 
Poor  John,  general  merchandise 


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Roelke  G  H,  onnstable 

iSinaenop  A,  hotel 

SIFBSNOP  AUGUST.  postmMter 

KELSEYVILLE. 

Lake  County.    See  Uuole  Sam. 


KERNVILLE. 

Kkrtt  County.  A  post  and  express 
oAice,  dUtant  from  Uaviluh  18  miles, 
is  reached  by  stages. 

Batz  J  B,  hotel 

Billis  James,  general  merchandiso 

Bitle  Frank,  meat  miirket 

BROWN  Ai  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Cook  H  L,  livery  stable 

Cook  Wm,  brewery  and  liquors 

Fay  Alvin,  notary  publio  and   county 

supervisor 
Hoover  M,  physician 
Michels  I  &  Cf),  general  merchandise 
Murphy  J  J,  general  merchandise 
Pttersoii  N  P,  hotel 
potter  Goi>rt{e,  saloon 
Sumner  i  W,  livery  ntablo 
Wyatt  Mark,  blacksmith 


KIBESILLAH. 

Mendocino  Countv.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  22  miles  north  of  Mendo- 
cino. 

Bmker  J  H,  hotel  and  constable 
Barrett')  VV,  saloon 
Claxton  G  VV,  justice  of  the  peace 
(rordon  Alex,  county  supervisor 
Hatch  S  B,  blacksmitii 
.Smith  Mrs  U  J  &  Sous,  hotel 
Steinljerger  C  M,  physician 
Whipple  F  A,  p  "Stmaster 
Whipple  H  E  &  Son,  gon  mdse 
Whipple  J  T,  mgr  W  V  Tel  Co 


KINGSBURGH. 

Fresno  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Visalia  Division),  20  miles  north- 
west of  Visalia.     Population  120. 

Barlow  John  M,  saloon 

Borches  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Bunch  George,  butcher 

DAVIS  S  ft  G0>  general  merohandite 

and  pioneer  warehouse 
Draper  ft  Drake,  butchers 
DRAPER  E  J>  hotel  and  batcher 
Einstein,  Gundelfingerjc  Co,  gen  mdse 
Endicott  Chas,  blacksmith 
Hamilton  A,  saloon 


Kingsburgh  Warehouse  Co,  A  A  Smith 

munager 
Kinney  E  R,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 
Loomis  S  H,  barber  and  unilertaker 
Maytield  Alfred  C,   haruessmaker  and 

saddler 
Morgan  E  M,  attarney>at-law  and  real 

estate  agent 
Osburn  KM,  physician 
Reams  Rev  A  R,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Palmer  John  R,  buil.ler  and  ooutraotor 
Scott  Mrs  W  W,  druggist 
Simpson  P  W,  hotel 
Ward  Chas  F,  lumher  dealer 
Ward  Fred,  new  hall 
We'ker  Robert,  fruit 
Welsh  John  B,  hotel  and  constable 

kingslongVerry. 

Plumas  County.      Post-offioe  Spanish 
Ranch. 

Hattsted  Bros,  miners 


KING  S  RIVER. 

Fresno  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  abou  t  20  miles  by  stage  east  of 
Fresno  C  ity. 

Anderson  A  G,  saloon 

CiUlwell  Mrs  P,  h ott-l 

Daniels  .1  H,  Hour-mills 

Fitch  C  W,  ph};!iiuian 

Fraiikenan  ft  Son,  general  merchandise 

Henry  ft  Liiuhey,  wa-ionmakers 

Koran  G  W,  Hour-mill 

Steph  -nson  B  K,  physician 

Woihe  Ph,  saloon 


KINGSTON. 

Fresno  County.  A  post-office, 
mdus  southwest  of  Kingsburgh 
stage. 

SUTHERLAND  JAMES,  saloon  and 

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Siskiyou  County.  A  post-oifice^  25 
miles  southwest  of  Etna  Mills. 

DAGOETT  JOHN.  Klamath  Quartz 
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knFeIand. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post-office,  et- 
tablished  in  the  hills,  10  miles  south- 
east of  Eureka,  and  is  supported  by 
stockraising. 

CAMPBELL  D.  postmaster 


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Yolo  Coumtt.    See  Qrafton. 

knightsFerry. 

Stanislaus  County.    A  post  and  ex- 

rresB  office,  oa  the  Stanislaus  River, 
2  tnilea    from  Oakdale;  population 
200. 

Barnes  Mrs,  hotel 

Bishop  &  (lardiier,  hotel 

Dolling  Otto,  liauiirs 

Dolling  Victor,  brewery 

Ferj^uaim  Wallace,  blacksmith 

Foster  P  B,  liarnoasmakcr  and  saddler 

Franklin  Jamea,  carjieuter 

f  urtfuann  Wni,  blacksmith 

Green  D  D,  blacksmith 

Hum  A,  vineyard 

Ijowe  J  H,  physician 

McAI  iater  &  Dunlap,  butchers 

McAlliatur  H,  c(mstable 

Miller  Fred,  saloon 

Scholl  A  k  Co,  wine  distillers 

So  hell  ft  Co,  vineyard 

Stewart  VV  R,  fruitgrower 

VALPT  A  M<  general  merchandise, 
agent  Weils,  Fargo  &  Co,  notary  pub- 
lic and  postmaster 

Vogt  Caspar,  bootmaker 

Wn^Xti  L,  livery  stable 

Williama  Juuh;s,  saloon 

KNOXVILLE. 

Napa  County.  A  post  and  ex^iress  of- 
fice, 28  milus  by  stage  from  Calistoga. 

Hale  J  C,  justice  of  the  peace 
Ki'eg.-in  John,  hotel 

McMillan  antonio,  bookkee])er 

Kediii^toii  (Quicksilver  MiiiingCound 
a-jent  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's  Express 

Redington  (Quicksilver  Co,  gen  mdse 

Sehwatka  VVin  F,  postmaster 

Springer  Nelson,  saloon 

KORBELS. 

Sonoma  County.  Poat-office  Ouerne- 
ville. 

Bauer  V,  act  W,  F  ft  Co 
KORBBL  f*  &   BROS,    lumber    and 
builders'  material 


KORBELS  MILLS. 

Sonoma  County.    See  Guerueville. 


KREYENHAGENS. 

Merced  County.    See  Los  Bancs. 


LA  BALLONA. 

Los  Anoeled  County. 

Boyce  M  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Rogers  G  I,  ounstaLle 
Valdez  T,  constable 
Wbitworth  J,  justice  of  the  peace 


LADDSVILLE. 

Alameda  County.    See  Livermore. 

LAFAYETTE. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post-office, 
situated  14  miles  northeast  of  Oak- 
land, reached  by  Moore  &  Bro's  stage; 
population  75.  ■ 

Beeter  Thomson,  blacksmith 

Geils  Mrs  Katie,  saloon  and  dressmak- 
iijg  

LAFATETTE  HOTEL.  J  S  Moore 
proprietor 

MOOllE  J  S>  proprietor  Lafayette  Ho- 
tel a  id  feed  and  sale  stable 

SHREVE  MILTON,  general  merchan- 
diMu,  postmaster,  operator  telephone 
Contra  Coata  Telephone  Co 

Thompson  Peter,  blacksmith  and  wag- 
onmaker 


LA  GONIA. 

San  Bernardino  County. 
fice. 

Cook  Geo  A,  postmaater 


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LA  GRACIOSA. 

Santa  Barbara  Couniy.  Post-oflice 
Santa  Maria:  about  10  miles  south- 
west of  Santa  Maria. 

Arellanos  Juan,  stock  raiaer 

LATOTJRETTE  J.   general  merchan- 
dise • 
Rouard  J  M,  blacksmith 
Sansom  A,  constable 


LA  GRANGE. 

Stanislaus    Couni-y.    A  post  and  ex- 

Eress  office,  32  miles  by  stage  from 
[odesto.  Has  a  population  of  150, 
and  is  supported  through  the  com- 
bined interests  of  mining  and  agri- 
culture. 

Basso  Mrs  M  M,  hotel 

Bates  Mrs  M  J,  boarding-houso 

Bonnefont  J«ihn,  saloon 

Davis  K,  supt  La  Grange  D  ft  H  M  Co 


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Floto  W  C,  Uvery  stable 
Gannon  Richard,  saloon 
HAMHUNB  3  A,  general  merchandise, 

notary  public,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  ft 

Co,  and  postmaster 
House  C  B,  blacksmith  and  wagonmakr 
Olcese  &  Mouteveide,  gen  mdse 
Peters  John,  bootmaker 
Roguet  Peter,  barber 
VignoaJohn,  general  merchandise 
Watts  Bros,  butchers 


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LA  HONDA. 

San  Mateo  CouuTr,    A  post-office, 
miles  southwest  of  Redwood  City 

Britton  A  A,  saloon 
Hanson  &  Co,  saw-mill 
SEARS  H  J,  hotel  and  general  mer- 
chandise 
SEARS  IDA  J,  postmistress 

LA  PANZA. 

San  Lpis  Obispo  County.  A  post-office, 
about  50  miles  northeast  of  Sah  Luis 
Obispo. 

Mancilla  V,  general  merchandise 
MASON  JOHN,  postmaster 
tStili  Abe,  general  merchandise 


LA  PORTE. 

Plumas  County.  A  post  and  express 
office.  A  small  r.'itiiug  town  on  the 
ri<lge  which  divit'es  Yuba  and  Feather 
-Rivers,  43  miles  by  otage  from  Oro- 
ville.  It  has  an  elevation  of  4,500 
feet  above  the  sea-level.  Population 
300. 

Archery  Joseph,  carpenter 
Babb  Geo,  livury  stable 

BANK  OF  LA  PORTE,  K  Brabban 
president,  D  Brabban  cashier 

Bostillos ,  ffeighti  g  merchant; 

Brabban  D,  notary  public,  agt  W,  F  & 
-    Co  and  cashier  Bjink  of  La  Porte 
Brabban  E,  pres  Bank  of  La  l'i»rte 
Buckley  Harry,  hotel  and  meat  market 
</'anny  J  A  C,  butcheis 
Cayot  Mrs,  hotel 
Chamljerlaiu  B  H,  saloon 
Church  W  a,  attnrney-at-law 

CUNNINGHAM  PATRICK.  Ameri- 

can  House,  La  Porte  Road 
Darling  T  J,  varieties 
Goailhard  Mrs,  restaurant 
Harris  A,  stovest  and  tinware 
Kenny  John,  butcher 
Marion  David,  ssloon 
Mason  Harry,  general  merchandise 


McXeil  Hugh,  boots  and  shoes 

Mnssey  J  M,  physician 

O'Rourke  John,  hotel 

Pike  Chas,  carpenter 

Rhinehart  M,  physician 

Rosenberg  Julius  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 

Russell  S  S,  hardware,  general  merchan- 
dise and  blacksmith 

Swan ,  mining  snpt 

Washington  Henry,  drugs,  varieties, 
justice  of  the  peace  and  postmaster 


LA  PUNTA. 

County.      Post-office   Tia 


San  Diego 
Juana. 

Sheffer  E  E,  salt  works 


LAKE  CITY. 

Modoc  County.  A  post-office,  220 
miles  by  stage  northeast  of  Redding, 
and  30  miles  northeast  of  Alturas. 
Population  150. 

HAMLEN  A  M>  general  merchandise 

and  livery  stable 
Hamlen  &  Co,  flouring-mill 
Janes  T  P,  blacksmith 
Wallace  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 
Wimer  &  Cannon,  general  merchandise 


LAKE  HOUSE. 

Sacramento  County.     Post-office  Sac- 
ramento. 

Diulen  George,  blacksmith 
Miller  P,  saloon 

Miller   Peter,   propr  Lake   House   and 
farmer 


LAKEPORT. 


Lake  CovfNTY.  A  post  and  express 
office  and  the  c  *  .  ^at.  Situated 
on  Clear  Lake,  a»..l  distant  from  San 
Fraijciu'eo  \22  mi!«)8;  reached  by  the 
North  l-;!'-itic  Coast  R.  R,  toCalistogn, 
and  W.  C.  Fisher's  line  Oi"  stnges, 
which  at  this  poiut  connect  with  Hues 
running  to  L'ki;;h,  Bartlett  Springs 
and  Clovtirdale.  Population  800. 
There  are  four  churches.  The  coun- 
try immediately  surrouading  and  trib- 
utary to  it  is  a  rich  gra;ziug  and 
agricultural  section. 

Allen  Samuel,  saloon 
ARNOLD     MARSH  \LL,    aasistaut 
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LASS.  OF  LAKE>  Frank  D  Tunis 
i>r'Bident,  Chaa  Goodwin  vice-presi- 
dei.t,  Chas  P  Hastings  cashier,  Mar- 
sht.U  Arnold  assistant  cashier 

"BEl-DEMOCBAT."  Cook  &  Jackson 
pul  lishb^s   ' 

Biger  j^afF  W  J,  postmaster 

BI^0I  A)  watchmaker  and  raanufac- 
turing  jeweler,  watches,  clocka  aud 
spectacles 

BISHOP  DANIEL  L  (Noel  &  Bishop) 

BOGKiS  H  C>  president  Farmers'  Sav- 
idf^s  Bank 

B0G6S  L  H>  assistant  cashier  Farmers' 
Savings  Bank 

Boone  P  T,  constable 

Bray  Mrs  Kate,  restaurant   aud  bakery 

BRITT  E  W  (VVelch  &  Britt) 

Britton  J  J,  iuatice  of  peace 

BTJSTNETT  PETER,  sheriff  and  tax 
collector 

Byniim  Thomas,  deputy  clerk 

Cahill  Geo,  merchant  tailor 

CHARMAK  CHAS.  saloon  and  bii- 
liardM 

Christie  W  A,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Clark  John,  agt  W  F  Fisher's  Stage 
Line 

Clark  John,  saloon 

Cohn  H  and  Son  (II  &  E  Cohn),  general 
merchandise 

Cole  Miss  Bertha,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

COOK  &  JACKSON  (John  R  Cook  ami 
A  C  Jacnaou),  publishers  "Bee-Dem- 
ocrat" 

Cook  Win  S,  Mound  Cottage  Hotel 

Crawfffd  W,  attorney-at-law 

Crump  U  W,  district  attorucy 

Downes  J  S,  physician 

Fanners'  Business  Association,  G  F 
Gardner  nigr,  genera)  merchandise 

FARMERS'  SAVINGS  BANK,  II  C 

Bo4g8  president,  J  VV  Alackall  cashier, 

L  U  Boggs  assistant  cashier 
Force  Geo  H,  stoves,  tin  and   hardware 
Gardner  ii   F,  mgr   Farmers'  Business 

AsHociation 
Gossncr  Win,  county  supervisor 
Goodwin  «..'has,  vice-pit-s  Hank  of  Lake 

GREENE  3  HOTEL.  W»\v  (irueuo 

proprietor 
GREEKE  W  £,  under-sheriff 
(iruw«.'ll  L  H,  'juunty  supervisor 
Gully  &  Lee  (S  G  (Jully  and  G  M    Lee), 

general  merch<-aidise 
Gully  L  (J  (( Jully  &  I.^) 
HASTINGS  CHAS  P.  cashier  Bank  of 

Lake 
Hatton  J  S,  hairdresser 
Hudson  R  J,  superior  judge 
llutchins  J  M,  aentist 
Johns  Joseph  (Norton  &  Johns) 
Kelly  J  A,  county  surveyor 


Keser  F  H,  hairdresser  .nd  baths 
Lakeport    Steam      F.ouring-mills,     M 

ytarr  propr 
Lee  G  M  (Gully  &  Lee) 
Levy  &  Ijevin  (Aaron   Levy  and  David 

Levin),  general  merchandise 
Logeman    Mrs    Mary,    millinery    and 

uincy  goods 
Lyons  Ed  E,   blacksmith  aud  wagon- 
maker 
LYON    GEO    A  JR,   general   variety 
store,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &   Co,  and 
general  insurance  agent 
Lysack  &  Mansen,  meat  market 
MACKALL    J    W>    cashier   Farmers' 
Savings  Bank,  notary  public  and  in- 
surance agent 
Mantz  Ho.jse,  J  Mantz  propr 
Mathews  Mack,  county  school  supt 
McGlenny  R  T,  wagonmuker  and  car- 
penter 
McGee  H  W,  groceries  and  ivotions 
McGee  W  B,  general  merchandise 
McHarvey  (J  V,  harness  aud  saddlery 
McKinley  G  E,  coiuity  supervisor 
Mills  VV  G,  carpenter  and  builder 
Mound    Cottage    Hotel,    Wm  S   Cook 

propr 
NiCOLL  D  C  (NicMl  &  Parrish) 
NICOLL  &  PARRISH  (DC  NicoUand 
James     Parrish),     blaclismiths      and 
wagoninakers 
NOEL  ALONZO  E  (Noel  &  Bishop) 
NOEL  &  BISHOP,   (A  E  Noel  and  D  L 

Bisiiop),  attiTneys-at-law 
Norton  &  Johns,  livery  aud  feed  stable 
Norton  Nelson,  (Norton &  Jolius) 
Page  Rev  P  F,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Oliver  H  A,  county  clerk,  recorder  and 

auditor 
PARRISH  JAMES.  (Nicoll  &  Parrish) 
PHELANOE,  druggist; 
Pliclan  N,  county  aasesaor 
Philhpe  J  A,  painter 
Roeihel  Ed,  bootmaker 
Savisar.i  J  C,  merchant  tailor 
Scjdam  >re  Rcynold-i  &  Co,  general  mer- 

chaudiso  and  drugs 
SiminsJ  F,  bootmaker 
Simmons  I.  G,  saloon 
Smith  R  >l)ert  0,  brewery 
Starr  M,    pro^srietor   Lakeport   Steam 

Flouring  Mills 
Tate  A  F  &  Co,  hardware 
Thompson  VV  A,  under-sheriff 
Thorn  Wm,  photographer 
Thornton  P  H.  physician 
TUNIS   FRANK    D,    "otary   public, 
insurance  agent  and  president  Bank  of 
Lnke 
Turf  Livery  Stable,  W  A  Christie  propr 
Weideman  Otto,  bricklayjr  and  builder 
WELCH  &  BRITT  (SK  Welch  and  £ 
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Williams  David,  county  treasnrer 
Wilson  M,  general  merchandise 
Woods  J  L,  attorney-at-law 


Yates  Enoch  ^  saloon  and  billiards 
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PUBLISHEHS  AND  PROPRIETORS  OP  THE 

Lakeport  BeeHDemocrat 

The  "lako  County  Bee"  and  the    "Lake  Democrat"   were  merged  into  the 
Lakepohv  Bee-Democrat  in  September,  18S0, 

GIVING  IT  A  VERY  URGE  CIRCULATION, 

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NORTON  &  JOHNS,  Prop's. 


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Boarding  Transient  S'.oclc. 


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LAKE  TAHOE. 

Placer  Con  my.     See  Tali<ie  City. 


LAKE  VALLEY, 

Kl  Dorako  County.     A  post-office,  GO 
miles  northeast  of  Placerville. 


Goodrich  A  H,  juat-.Lo  of  the  peace  '  tag 

MyersGeo,  hotel,  saloon  and  postmaster 
Miller  Joseph,  cooper 
Swain  H  C,  hotel 
Woodbiirn  Kobt,  iuml>or 


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LAKEVILLE. 

Sonoma  County.  A  po«t-office  on  the 
San  Francisco  &,  North  Pacific  R.  B. 
distant  from  San  Francisco  37  miles, 
and  is  the  point  of  transfer  to  Sonoma. 

BODWELL  C  Ai  postmaster  and  agent 

Petaluma  Transportation  Company 
Holly  &  Co,  blacksmiths 


LAMB'S  BRIDGE. 

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GILBERT  J  W  &  SON,  grain  dealers 


Amadob    Countt.     Post-office    Forest 
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LANCHA  PLANA. 

Amador  County.  A  post-office,  nicely 
situated  in  a  rich  akrricultural,  mining 
and  frnit-growing  region,  15  miles 
southwest  of  Jackson,  and  27  miles 
from  Gait  by  stage.    Population  175. 

Cauflman  Jacob,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Crail  Wilson,   blacksmith   and  wagon - 

maker 
EABLE  L  M>  bootmaker  and  justice  of 

the  pence 
Hollis  Thomas,  fruit-grower 
MiiioouWm  J,  fruit-grower 
I'iilmer  S  W  D.  jion  nuiae  and  postmaster 
Viviaa  RichanlT,  water  ditch 
Westmoreland  Fred,  fruit  grower 
Williams  Geo  F,  fruit-grower 


r  LANE'S  MINERAL  SPRINGS. 

Cal.wkkas  C  o  r  n  t  y.  Post-offioe 
Knight's  Ferry,  Stanislaus  Coiaity. 
It  is  .'JS  ini»''s  east  of  St  ickton,  in  the 
loot-hilla  of  i!>e  Sierras,  at  an  altitude 
of  1,000  feet  above  the  level  of  the 
sea. 

Hutchins  James,  hob'l  and  livery  stable 

LANGTOWN. 

Yolo  County.     Su<*  Capay. 


LANGVILLE. 

Yolo  County.     See  Capay. 

LANGWORTH. 

Stanislaus  County.     Post-office  Oak- 
dale  ;  '2li  miles  from  Oakdale. 

CRAWFORD  E  R.  farmer 
Gardner  A,  bliick smith 


LARRABEE. 

Humboldt  County.    See  Blocksbnrg. 


LAS  CRUCES. 

Santa  Barbara  County.  A  post  and 
telegraph  office,  24  miles  from  Santa 
Barbara. 

Broughton  R  J,  bote]  and  general  mer- 
chandise 
Childs  A  F,  general  mdse,  Buell  Ranc,ho 
Floris  John,  b'ack smith 
McNEALY  H  £,  hotel  and  postmaster 


LATHROP. 

San  Joaquin  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Western 
Division  of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 
83  miles  from  San  Francisco,  and  10 
miles  from  Stockton.    Population  200. 

Geraty  Joseph,  general  merchandise 

Moore  Henry,  justice  of  peace 

Parkison  H  E,  liijuors 

Ray  T  H,  blacksmith 

Sanguineti  D,  general  merchandise 

Shannon  II  T,  propr  Shannon  House 

Shepherd  John,  agt   W,  F   &   Co,  and 

postmaster 
Stairkpole  &  Lincoln,  Lathrop  House 
W.ilkor  T  B,  constable 
Wilher  A  H,  agt  C   P   R  R,  and   mgr 

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El  Dorado  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  37  miles  east  of 
Saciaineiito,  on  the  Sacramento  and 
Placerville  U.  R.,  aiut)ng  the  bills  in 
an  old  mining  »<ection.  It  is  a  nice 
little  handet,  easy  of  access.  Popu- 
lation 'iOO. 

Adams  A  J,  postmaster 

Dai(i"1s  Stephen,  miner 

Diiden  C  W,  railroad  and  telegraph  agt, 
and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Duden  Mrs  Mary,  ranch    and    vineyard 

Edwards  C  W.  blackHunth  and  wagon- 
maker 

Kransse  F  E,  meat  market 

Maltby  A,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Miller  J  H.  hotel 

RIEBSOM  &  ADAMS,  general  mer- 
chandiee 

Woodward  Wm,  stock  raiser 


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LAUREL  CREEK. 

San  Mateo  County.  Post-office  Sari 
Mateo;  2^  miles  from  San  Mateo,  on 
the  Northern  Division  of  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R. 

Cummin;^B  W  B,  farmer 
McLellan  Mrs,  farmer 
Murray  L  T,  farmer 


LAVA  BED. 

SiSKryou  County.     A  post-office. 
BANGLE  F  H,  postmaster 


LAWRENCE. 

Santa  Clara  County.  Post-office  San- 
ta Clara;  a  station  ou  the  Southern 
Pacific  li.  R.  (Northern  Division),  4 J 
miles  from  Santa  Clara. 

LAWRENCE  A  C,  agent  Southern 
Pacific  U  R,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
farmer  and  warehouseniuii 


LAYTONVILLE. 

Mendocino  Coitntv.  A  pnat  .and  ex- 
press olHco,  11  mil'js  northeast  of 
Westport. 

Hi'lm  M  V,  hotel  and  livery 
Layton  F  B,  blacksnuth 
MoDowt'll  Bros,  saloon 
WILSON  J    Gi    g<'  't-'ral    merchandise 
and  agent  ^or  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 


LE  BRIGHT  S. 

Mariposa  Countv.  Post-office  Modesto; 
6  miles  from  Modesto. 

Le  Bright  F,  hotel 


LEESVILLE. 

Colusa  Coun-y.  A  post-office,  .'ituated 
in  the  Coa^t  Ran^e.  on  tiiu  main  road 
fro!n  Williams  to  Bartlett  Springs,  at 
the  junction  of  Cook  &  Fimt's 
Sprii^gs'  road,  and  'J7  milt  s  wcrt  of 
Colusa.  It  is  an  important  trading 
point    Population  40. 

PERDUE  PETER  S.  h.»tel 

Tucker  W  M,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


LEMOORE. 

TuLARK  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  (Goshen  Division). 

Blucher  J,  hotel 


Burns  Jaa  A,  attorney  at-law 

COPELAND  C  Wo  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Dickson  James,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  express 

Duncan  N  P,  physician 

Fox  &  Sweetland,  groceries 

Gray  W  A,  attoruey-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Griffith  Frank,  constable 

Ham  I  H,  ilouring-mills 

Hamlin  B,  druggist 

Hiulen  J  R,  grain  and  lumber 

Hopf  Robert,  bricklayer,  plasterer, 
draughtsman,  etc 

Lobree  J  &  Co,  generp^  merchandise 

Lovelace  &  Lamherson  (M  H  Lovelace 
and  C  G  Lamberson),  real  estate  and 
collecting  agent* 

Lovelace  M  H,  constable 

Mack  &  Bernheiin,  general  merchandise, 
banking  and  exchange 

Mapes  A  S,  harness  and  saddlery 

Mocney  A,  varieties 

Palmer  Rev  Edwin,  clergyman  (Meth- 
od at) 

Schwartz  &  Brownstone,  pen  mdse 

Vermason  C,  hotel  and  butcher 

Weddle  M  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Wiisor  F,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


LEWIS. 


Makiposa County.  A  j.ost-office,  7  miles 
south  of  Bridj;eport. 

L£\yiS  JACOB,  variety  store,  black- 
smith uud  farmer 


LEWISTON. 

Trinity  County.  A  post  and  express 
ofKce,  12  miles  northeast  of  Wea  ver- 
ville;  population  325. 

Berber  W  H,  hotel  aud  saloon 
E'innan  H,  butcher 

HAYS  H  B.  general  merchandise,  post- 
master and  agent  Wells,    Fargo  &  Co 
I.-irson  1,  bo  itmaker 
McLinitn  Wm,  blacksm'th 
PAULSEN  J.  general  merchandise 


LEXINGTON. 

Santa  Clara  Countv.     See  Alma. 


LIDELL. 

Napa  County.     A  post-office. 

L  dell  M,  hotel 

STANDIFORD  THOS,    general   mer- 

cliandise 
I'homas  W  M,  general  merchandise 
Wardner  S,  generai  merchandise 


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LINCOLN. 

Placer  Countt.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  uffice,  very  pleasantly  lo- 
cated on  the  line  of  the  Oregon  Di- 
vision of  the  Central  Facilio  R.  K.,  29 
miles  from  Sacramento.  It  is  rich 
agriculturally.  There  are  two  hotels, 
both  first-class  and  onveniently  situ- 
ated. One  of  the  largest  manufactur- 
ing establishments  on  the  coast  is 
situated  here,  and  is  .  owned  and 
worked  by  Gladdiug,  McBean  &  Co, 
who  have  offices  in  all  the  principal 
towns  of  California.    Population  400. 

Aldrich  Geo  D,  gen  mdse  and  lumber 
Beermann  Chas,  harness  and  saddlery 
Broyden  Frank,  saloon 
Burdge  Mrs  S   D,    private  board  and 

lodgings 
Congregational  Church 
BROWNING  F  0.  propr  Mason  hotel 


F.  G.  BROWNING, 
LINCOLN. 


Dallmaii  James,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Killer  S  H,  blacksinitl)  and  wa^ouin  iker 
FLEMING  A  C,  agent   Ciilift.ruia  and 
Oregon  it    K,    Wcdterii    Union    Tele- 
graph operator  an<l  agent  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Go's  Expr.iss 

OLADBINa.  McBEAN  &  CO.  manu- 

factufijrs  sower  anil  vitritied  pipe 

Gold  Hill,  No  32,  F  &  A  M 

Hanson  Albert,  bootm  iktn* 

Harj)er  T  B,  grain,  tli>ur   and  gen  md«e 

Hean  ly  John,  mfr  ajjricultural  iuiple- 
nitMits  and  horiieshoeing 

Hickey  L  H,  blacksmith  and  horseshoe- 
ing 

Hoppert  C  H,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Ingram  Wni,  postmister 

Ingram  &  Young,  geiioral  morehandiao 
and  druggiats 

Kennedy  Cliarlrfs,  propr  Logan  House 

Lincoln  Coal  Mine,    John    Laiuls  propr 

Lincoln  Water  Co,  Gray  propr 

Logan  H'uso,  Clias  Konnydy  propr 

Ma  tin  M'<;lia>!l,  moat  m  irkot 

MASON  HOUSE.  F  G  Browning  pro- 
prietor (sei;  ailviTtiaonu'ut) 

Miirsell  J  G,  physician 

Ol.veL)dge.  No  7'.) 

I'arlin  J  B,  saloon 

Reese  James  M,  barber 

Simpson  Mrs  R  varieties 

Singer  Peter,  a't I'liey  at  law 


Stradley  N  B,  liquors 

Strohll)erg ,  bootmaker 

Valley  Lodge,  No  107,  I  O  O  F 
Wadley  6  L,  physician  and  snrgeon 
Woodland  R  H,  liquors 


LINDALE. 

Modoc   County.      A  post-office, 
miles  northeast  of  Alturas. 

MORRISON  J  C,  postmaster 


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LINDEN. 

San  Joaquin  County.  Situated  on 
the  Mokelumne  Hill  I^oad,  12  miles 
from  Stockton,  in  a  rich  agricultural 
section.  Linden  pussesses  a  large 
brick  flouring-mill  and  several  flour- 
ishing business  houses,  besides  busy 
workshops  and  a  good  hotel. 

Alanson  Rev  J  M,  clergyman  (Methodist 
South) 

Archer  John,  supervisor 

Ashley  James,  meat  market 

Bingham  &  Co  (John  A  Bingham),  Lin- 
den Flour  Mills 

Botts  G  W,  saddles  and  harness 

Brady  James,  saloon 

Chilson  Rev  D  W.  Methodist  clergyman 

Curtis  M,  constable 

Dovanport  William  A.  blacksmith 

Freeman  H  K,  physiciiwi 

GUERNSEY  F  A  &  CO  (F  A  and  D  A 
Guernsey),  gen  md;.e  and  post-cffice 

Hughes  K  J,  blacksmitii 

Klinger  George,  hamessmaker 

LINDEN  HOTEL,    I>   W    McCarthy 

proprietor 
McCarthy  D  W,  proprietor  Linden 

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Murphy  .1  G,  justice  of  the  peace 
Odam  Rev  A,  Methodist  clergyman 
Pasnault     Simon,      wagonmaker      and 

blacksmith 
•Spencer  A  B,  bootmaker 
Taylor  Ira,  justice  of  the  peace 
Tnll  N,  wood  work  r 
Warren  k  McCarthy,  gen  mdse 
WARREN  J  W,  wines,    liquors    and 

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LINN'S  VALLEY. 

Kern  County.  Post-office  Glennville; 
35  miles  northeast  of  Bakersfield. 

Barley  T,  hotel 
Gurnett  L,  blacksmith 
Murphy  J  J,  general  merchandise 
WOOD  L  Ni  general  merchandise 

littleTake. 

Mkndocino  County.  Post-office  Wil- 
lits.  Located  22  miles  from  Ukiah; 
is  a  town  of  modern  growth,  it  having 
been  laid  out  in  1878,  and  already 
numbers  a  population  of  about  .^(00. 
The  M-ndocino  Agricultural  Associa- 
tion has  its  grounds  near  this  place, 
and  to  the  efforts  of  the  citizens  its 
inauguration  is  mainly  due.  The  to  >vn 
is  the  center  of  trade  for  some  I'o 
square  miles,  situated  in  Little  Lake 
Valley,  which  is  about  four  miles  in 
diameter. 

Barnett  E,  general  merchandise 

Brown  &  Davis,  hotel  and  livery 

Buel  E  C,  carpenter 

Coates  &  Hoffer,  liquors 

Day  A  F,  livery  stable 

Day  R  O,  restaurant 

Dobkins  J  S,  blacksmith 

Holman  Brs,  liquors 

Irvine  &  Muir,  general  merchandise 

Lowe  J  P,  liain  esniaker 

Mast  B  G,  butcher 

McCarty  W  A,  bla-^ksmith 

McMaster  ,  jjiiysician 

Morgan  &  K('II«'y,  i,'ristinill 
NORTON  H  L,  lumber-mill   and  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Partin  TIids,  Ikjiiops 
ilimey  &  Mason,  physicians 
lli'ss  ()  A,  C'(>ni.'rc;,'iiti<>ii;tl  clergyman 
\  incent  Mrs  1)  F,  inilliuL-ry 
Vincont  1)  S,   wajinninakcr 
^Viilits  Hirani,;^eii  nid.se  and  postmaster 

LITTLE  RIVER. 

Mkndocino   ('i>i"vrv.     A  post-oflir-o,  on 
the  coast,    ItiO   iiiili-s  al)o\o  San  !''ran-  ! 
ciso",  aii'l  'Xi  iniliH  l>y  .sta;.'c  from  I'uu 
cai :'h  VVilti.      I'oiiul.ition  '200. 


COOMES  &  PERKINS,    lumber 

gen   r.il  nicrcliandiisi; 
C'orrij^'aii  •!  S,  ycncral  irnTchandise 
Dciinfri  .lolui  I),  cirpcnter 
(iowtll  Alircd,   car|icnt«r 
K   nt  \Vm  H,   liutcher 
M  ililniaii  A  F,  hotel 
Marsaii  I',  lilacksniith 
Murray  'I,  hot<! 


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Pullen  C,  millwright 
Sampson  E  G,  blacksmith 
Stevens  Isaiah,  postmaster 
Stickney  R,  farmer 

LITTLE  SHASTA. 

Siskiyou  County.     See  Mount  Shasta. 


LITTLE  SHASTA  MILL. 

Siskiyou  County.      Post-office  Mount 
Shasta. 

LITTLE  SHASTA  MILL  CO.   Irvin 

Shepard,  J   M   Walbridge  and  P   S 
Terw  illiger  poprietors  flour-mills 

Terwijliger  P  S,  farmer 

Walbridge  J  M,  general  merchandise 


LITTLE  STONY. 

CoLPSA  County.    A  post-office;  15  miles 
from  Willows. 

Biir^^ell  Richard  S,  postmaster 
BURGETT    HENRY,    goiieral    mer- 

cliandise 
Sisk  Thomas  C,  meat  market 
Smith  John  L,  flouring  mill,  saloon  and 

hotel 
Stroud  T  M,  blacksmith 
Weyand  Julius,  justice  of  peace 
Walkup  Joseph  M,  constable 


LITTLE  YORK. 

Nkvada  CoiNTY.  A  post-office;  12 
miles  southeast  of  Nevada  City.  Pop- 
ulation 120. 

Aplin  Doc,    supt  Manzanita  Hill  Min- 
ing; Co 
Christmas  Hill  Claim,  Henry  Mollor 
Fast  New  York  Co,  St  Chiir  &  Co 
II ill  Win,  toll-road  and  i.'t'ii  mdso 
Little  York  Water  and  Miniii,i^  Co,  T  N 

Wheeler  sunt 
Manzanita  Hill  Mining  Co,    Doc   Aplin 

silpt 
Mellor    Henry,    snpt    Christmas     Hill 

Claim 
St  Clair  &  Co,  sii|>t  Fast  New  >'ork  Co 
Whechr  T  N,  supt  Little    Wnk    Water 
and  .Mining  Co 


LITTON  SPRINGS. 

Sonoma  Cointv.  I'ost-t^tlice  (Icy.ser 
Springs.  A  telegraph  cdice;  sitnateil 
OM  the  San  Fran  isco  &  .North  I'a- 
eitic  U.  11.,  4  miles  fnnn  Heahlsburg. 

Atherton    Rev   1    W,    chaplain    Litton 

Springs  College 


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Belcher  R  T,  B  A  C  E,  IJtton  Springs 

Collejje 
BOUTON  A>  orchard  and  nursery 
France  W  M  (telegraph),  Litton  Springs 

College 
Gamble  Mrs,  instructor  Litton  Springs 

College 
GAMBLE  PROF  JOHN,    principal 

Littoi  Springs  College  for  boys 
Haigh  Edwin,  farmer 
Hali  L  J,  farmer 
Kretsinger  G  W,  A  M,   Litton   Springs 

College 
Lerch  Emil,  teacher  of    music,  Litton 

Springs  College 
Reed  A  C,  farmer 
Shakespeare  S    H,    instructor    Litton 

Springs  College 
Swisher  J  R,  physician  Litton   Springs 

College 


LIVE  OAK. 

Sutter  County.  A  post  and  express 
office.  Is  a  small,  but  prospeious 
town  of  about  '2'2Q  inhabitants,  situa- 
ted on  the  line  of  the  Oregon  Division 
Central  Pacific  R.  K.,  11  miles  north 
of  M.irysville  and  .s  miles  northwest 
of  Yuba  City,  at  wliioh  point  large 
quantities  of  wood  is  shipped  and  con- 
siderable trading  done. 

Andrews  S  R,  blacksmith 

Armstrong  H,  bnai ding-house 

Armstrong  &  McFarland,  gen  mdse  and 
warehouse 

Embor.s  Win,  li(|Uor8 

GODFREY  H  J,  general  merchandise, 
warehouse,  postmaster,  agt  C  I'  R  R 
C(<,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Ex- 
press and  notary  public 

Millnioil  I{,  saloon  and  feed  stable 

Ik.inisdell  I  .V,  li(|iiors 

SciiMepfl  [,,  boots  and  shoes 

Stall'ord  iJros,  blaek-iinitlis 


LIVERMORE. 

Ai.ami'HA  t'oiMV.  .\  post,  express  and 
tele^ra|pli  otHee.  is  a  thnviui.',  grow- 
ini:  tow  n  of  iil)o\it  l,(M)i)  inliabitants, 
brautifiilly  loeatcil  in  l,i\ermore  Val- 
l''\',  47  miles  from  San  i'Va-ieisco,  ri<t 
Central  I'aeitie  U.  1!.  Tlie  Mvermore 
House  is  tlie  only  lirst-elass  hotel. 

Alvreas  A  .1,  barber 

.Viisparlhi'  l{ios,  i^'eiieral  miTchaiidise 

ANTHONY  F  A,  manufaeturer  of  tin, 
slii'i  t  Mda  and  eo|>perware  ami  dealer 
in  stoves,  hariU\are  and  crockery 
(See  advertisement) 

Aylward  .Fohn,  blaeksniith 


Bacon  Rev,  pastor  M  E  Church 

Badillini  Antone,  'Washington  Hotel 

Bailey  H,  real  estate 

Barthold  Albert,  dray  and  express 

BARTLETT  W  P,  proprietor  "Liver- 
more  Herald" 

Bastian  George,  bootmaker 

Beandry  D  G,  watchmaker 

Beazell  James,  city  trustee 

Beazun  A  G,  blacksmith 

Bernard  Geo,  dentist 

Brentzel  Fred,  gun  shop 

Bro«tks  M  M,  dray  and  expressman 

CARNDTJFF  F  F.  attorney;  editor 
and  publisher  "Livermore  News" 

Cataiiich  Peter,  saloon 

CHENEY  Z  D,  groceries  ^nd  provis- 
ions 

Christensen  &  Co,  saloon 

Christensen  Mary,  dressmaking 

Comegys,  Block  &  Co  (G  W  Comeygs), 
groceries  and  hardware 

Conner  D  M,  attorney-at-law 

Cmrad  Henry,  barber 

CUTLER  LH,  physician,  druggist  and 
postmaster 

Davis  J  M,  supt  vineyard,  Olvina 

Dolan  M,  saloon 

BUTCHER  N  D,  hardware,  tinware 
and  stoves 

Farmer  H  \V,  tailor 

Fitzgerald  George,  saloon 

Flanagan  Patrick,  black.snuth  and  wag- 
onmaker 

Gardemeyer  C  &  Bros,  s  ida  works 

(Jardeineyer  D,  hairdressing 

(Jnrdemeyer  Henry,  saloon  and  Liver- 
more  Sod'i  Works 

(Jelicli  Bros,  varieties 

Gornei-  Theo,  harni-ss  and  saddles 

(Jraham  Robert  W,  undertaker,  furni- 
ture dealer  and  justice  of  the  peace 

(ir.'issi  Frank,  hotel 

11  tines  S  S,  auctioneer 

Harris  .loscjjli,  varieties 

Harvey  Bros,  li\ery  stable 

Heslip  P  i\  foundry 

Hilton  (Jill'y,  town  marshal 

Hilton  lieinon,  maislial 

Hobbs  S,  liay  and  grain 

Holiius  N    1>,  blaeksniith    and   wagon- 

HORTON  &  KENNEDY,  lumber  and 
mills 

Hupers  Moritz,  Farmers"  i']xehange 

Jaceard  H  P,  watchmaker  and   jeweler 

.lacker  J  Th,  maciiinist,  gun  and  lock- 
smith 

.lagoo  Robt  H,  bootmaker 

.lalinigeii  &  Brandt,  saloon 

.b^nkins  Mrs  M,  hotel 


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Langan  G  W,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tarv  pjjblio  

LAUMEISTEB  ANTON,  Tony's  Bak- 
ery 

LAUHEISTEB  W  F,  proprietor 
Liverinore  Flour-mills 

Leal  A  P,  barber 

Lemkan  A,  liquor 

Lemkaii  Gt,  gatnon 

LESTER  WM  J<  house,  sign,  and  dec- 
orative ptinter  (see  advertiaement) 

LEVY  SAM VBLi  general  merchandise 

Levy  T  L,  saluoa 

Livermore    Bakery,  ^  Simon    Wottorau 

prfipr 
LIVERMORE  FLOUR  MILLS,  W  F 

LaumeiHter  proprietor 

"LTVERMORE   HERALD,"  W    P 

Burtlett  proprietor 

LIVERMORE  HOTEL.  W  S  Low 

proprietor 
Livermore  Ice  Co 

"LTVERMORE  NEWS"  (The),  F  F 

Carnduir  il-  Co 
Livermore  Willey  Agricultural   Works, 
P  H  McVicur  propr 

"  LIVERMORE     VALLEY     RE 

VIEW"  (The),  luank  F  CuriiduflF pro- 
prietor 

Livtrmore  Water  Works,  John  Aylward 
l/roi)r 

Litz  Ht'iiry,  saloon 

Love  M  1'  H,  attorney-at-law 

LOW  W  S.  proprietor  Livermore 
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Luyt<Mi  Peter,  restaurant  and  saloon 

Mack  M  F,  Uoots,  blioes,  and  furnislung 
floods 

Mally  Fred,  varieties 

McKeany  Peter,  City  Market 

Mel^od  A  .J,  stationery,  and  county 
assessor 

MeViear  Phil  H,  Macksmitli  and  wagon- 
maker 

Menderihall  ]>  A  *  Co,  dry  goods 

Mendchall  Win  H.  city  trustee 

MITCHELL  JOHN  L,  city  trustee, 
iiisuranie  at^ent,  and  am^nt  Central 
Pa.  i(io  n  n  and  Wills    Faruo  &  Co 

Mitchell  W  F,  town  clerk 

MORETTE  J  p.  liarness    and    saddUw 

MiTiiini;  Star  H'tel,  i'rank  (irassi  propr 

Muy  Peter,  city  trustee 

Mtiye  &  Connolly ,  Livermore  Meat 
Market 

Move  John.  Livermore  Meat  Market 

Mur))hy  Edwarii,  salotm 

Napier  \\'iii,  saloon 

Norfolk  Livery  Stable.  Wm  Harvey 
propr 

O'BrieB  .lames,  harness  and  saddles 

Pare  A,  ecHitr.actur 

Paul  D  < .,  wmdnulla 

Phelps    "    F,  oler>:yman  (Presbyterian) 


Pink  Louis,  saloon 
Piser  E,  seueral  merchandise 
Power  F  r, J>as^or  Catholic  Church 
PULLEN  C  J,  hotel 
Ueilly  J  P,  physician 
Robinson  J  D,  vineyardist 
B.YAN  MISSES,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Sager  ft  Oorbett,  meat  market 
Savage  &  Bro  (8  L  and  0  W  Savage), 

dentists 
Scanlin  Daidel,  tailor 
Schmidt  Chr,  saloon 
Schoenstadt  M  F,  Magnolia  Saloon 
Scott  &  Church,  druggists 
Scott  Mrs    M    A,   singing  and  music 

teacher 
Smith  J  D,  Livermore  College 
Smith  Nicolas,  saloon 
SMITH  WM  S>  livery  and  feed  stable, 

and  constable 
Stanley  (ieo,  undertaker 
Stevens  C  J  &  Co  ((jeo  Beck),  erocerics 
Stevens  &  Wilkinson,  warehouse 
Still  W  E,  real  estate  aud  employment 

office 
Studer  Fred,  bootmaker 
Taylor  J  H,  city  Lrnstee 
Taylor  W  S,  physician  and  surgeon 
Thomas  David  F,  saloon 
TONY'S  BAKERY.  Anton   Laumeis- 

ter  proprietor 
Tripler  Chas  S,  wine  raiser 
Van  Horn  J  C,  painter 
Victor  Chas  S,   gents'  furnishing  goods 
Wagner  Robert  A,  teacher  of  piano  and 

organ 
Washington  Hotel.  Antone  Badillini 
Waterman  M    &   Co,  dealers  in   grain 

and  warehouse 
Weym:.uth  Dennis,  carriage  painter 

F.  A.  ANTHONY, 

Stoves  ^Tinware 

AND  CROCK KUY. 

LIVJJItjUOJfE. 

LIVERMORE  HOTEL. 

Mill  Square,  liivermore,  Cal. 

C.  J.  PULLKN.  Proprietor. 

A  larifc  nmin  .vlilitiDii  lion  just  been  aililed  to 
tliirt  Hiiuse,  wliicli  liiiii  been  elojfantly  furnisliuil 
thr')u;,'lii>iit. 
Sunijilu  Kooni!*  atta'bed  t'l  the  House. 

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WM.  J.  LESTER, 

Honise,  Sign  &  Decorative  Painter, 

Main  8tr«et,  Llvernore,  €?al. 

Next  door  east  of  LIvermore  Hotel. 


Contracts  taken  for  all  kinds  of  Paint  Work. 
Qold  Work,  Kalnumininer.  Whitening  and  Tin- 
ning done  at  short  notice.  OraininK  and  Paper 
HanKing.  Also,  dealer  in  all  goods  in  the  line 
of  Paints. 


J.  L.  MITCHEL, 

REAL  ESTATE 

AND 

QEMiL  INSURAHCE  iQENT, 

OFFICK  : 

O.  P».  R.  K..  r>epot, 
LIVERMORE,  CAL. 


LIVINGSTON. 

Merced  County.    See  Cresaey. 


LOBETUS  STATION. 

San  Mateo  County.  Poat-offioe  Half 
Moon  Bay;  8  miles  from  Hulf  Moon 
Bay. 

OLEASON  EDWARD  E,  hotel 

Saunders  A  &  J  N,  lum1)er 


LOCKEFORD. 

San  .Ioaquin  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
pre»s  otiice,  situated  in  tiio  midst  of 
an  extr.  mely  fertile  section,  Iti  miles 
northeast  of  .Stockton,  by  the  Water- 
loo Wagon  Road,  und  7  i  miles  east 
of  Lodi,  the  nearest  station  on  the 
Central  Pacilic  R.  i{.  The  situation 
of  the  town  is  a  very  favorable  one, 
both  from  a  buHiness  stand-point,  and 
wlien  considered  as  a  place  of  resi- 
dence. Locke  ford  takes  its  name 
from  the  Locke  Bros,  who  settled  li(!re 
in  1850,  coming  by  water  with  sup- 
plies at  the  time  of  the  flood.  Popu- 
lation 300. 

Ambrose  W  B,  general  'nerchaudiso  and 

postmaster 
Bi'lkriaii  Rev  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
B&TJML  M>  general  merchandise,  agent 
VVo'lls,  Fargo  &,  Ci>,  groceries,  provis- 
ions, dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  hard- 
ware, drugs,  wines,  liquors  and  ci- 
gars 


Bryant  ft  Sherdian  (M  E  Bryant  and 
Frank  Sherdian),  meat  market 

Caldwell  &  Starkey  (Edward  Caldwell 
and  Frauk  Starkey),  livery  stable  and 
saloon 

CALLAWAY  ft  KUEHL  (A  E  Calla- 
way and  H  C  Kuehl),  harness  and 
saddles 

Carroll  Miss  S  L,  dressmaker 

Chadd  Mrs  L  E,  millinery 

Coil  James,  carpenter 

Cotton  Jeremiah,  saloon 

Cudner  A  A,  carpenter 

Daily  Thos,  wagonmaker 

Day  ft  Feun,  restaurant 

Fenn  John,  hotel  and  liquors 

Foote  E  N,  physician  ami  lAirgeon 

Foote  E  N  ft  Sons,  physicians 

Foote  Gilbert,  physician  and  surgeon 

GloverG  F,  agt  S  J  &  S  N  R  R 

GBANT  J  Pi  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Haley  J  H,  harnessmaker 

Kirk  J  B,  constable 

Kuehl  ft  Calloway,  upholsterers,  etc 

Kuehl  H  C,  saddler  and  hiiriicssmaker 

La  Rue  ft  Boag  (J  M  La  Rue  and  James 
Boag),  grain  warehouse 

Locke  D  J,  grain  warehouse 

Locke  Luther  J,  meat  market 

Lone  Star  Flouring  Mills,  S  L  Magee  & 
Co  proprs  - 

Owens  George,  wheelwright  and  justice 
of  the  peace 

FASCOE  REV  W  H,  Congregational 
clergyman 

Patton  R  L,  propr  Patton's  Hotel 

Ringer  Geo,  saloon  and  constable 

Rogers  Isaac,  propr  Ijockeford  Hutal 

Rue  L  k  Boyue,  warehouse 

Sargent  C  S,  physician 

Sherden  F,  butcher 

SmitI)  E,  clergyman 

Solomon  H  S,  barber 

STEADY  BENJAMINE.  blacksmith 

and  wagonmaker 


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BIACKSMITH&WASONMAKER 

A(iRICULTURAL    IMPLEMENTS 

Matio  and  Kejmirod  and  Stock  on  Imnd. 

Lookeford,  San  Joaquin  Co.,  Cal. 

Thompson  John  G,  tin  shop 
Thorp  John  B,  constable 
Tretlieway  &;  Daley  (Arthur  Tretheway 
and  T  H  Daley),  blacksmiths  and  wa- 

W;onmakers 
A6NER  JULIUS,  fire  insurance 
Wagner  R  O,  carpenter  and  surveyor 


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WATERMAH  8.  dry  gooda.  clothing, 
hats,  biots  and  ehoes,  fancy  goods, 
general  merchandise  and  grain  Duyer 

Willson  George,  bootmaker 

Wilson  Miss  B,  dressmaking 

Wright  &  Miller,  painters 


JAMES  P.  GRANT, 

Carriage  aul  Wapn  Hannfactorcr. 

Carriajfo  Painting  and  Tiimming,  Horaeshoeing 

and  all  kinds  of  Ke]>airing  duno  at  the 

Lowest  poitbible  rated. 

J    Loskeford,  San  Joaquin  Co.,  Cal. 


LOCUST  GROVE. 

Sonoma  County.    Post-otiice  Sonoma. 
TILDEN  &  TOWLES,  job  printers 


LODI. 

San  Joaquin  Coun  ry.  A  post,  express 
und  telegraph  office,  situuted  on  the 
Central  Pacitic  H.  R.,  14  miles  from 
Stockton.  The  vicinity  is  celebrated 
fur  its  rich  soil  and  large  crops.  There 
are  two  railroads  running  through  the 
town,  the  narrow-guuge  running  oust 
and  west.  It  is  a  town  of  abixit  80() 
inhabitants,  and  possiC'tses  a  chuir 
factory,  ti  airing  mill,  saw-mill,  as 
well  as  several  other  tlDurisiiing  busi- 
ness institutions.  The  hotel  accom- 
modations are  good.  The  .Sargent 
House,  kept  by  Thomas  A.  Wilson,  is 
.stricily  tirst-class,  as  well  as  home- 
like, and  travelers  will  find  the  host  a 
genial  one  and  full  of  courtesy  to  his 
guests. 

Ames  &  Van  Vlear,  blacksmiths 
Arnies  J  K,  blucksmitli  and  wagonmaker 
Baker  S  J,  harness  and  saddlery 
Botzbach  K  (Butzbach  &  Jorg'  nbon) 
Botzbacli  &,  .lorgenson  (K  Botzbach  anu 

J  Jorgenson),  restaurant 
Browne  Kobert,  livery  and  feed 
Burchard  E  A,  physician 
Chambers  A  C,  farmiiis; 

CLUFT  MAS  GERTIE  D£  FORCE. 

editor,  proprietor  and  publisher  "Val- 
ley Kecord" 

Clutt  A,  Smith,  agricultural  implements 
and  undertakers 

Comstock  N  A,  carpenter  and  contractor 

Cope  Robert,  farming 

Coi)eland  Mrs  F  M,  dressm.iking 

Copuland  F  M,  saloon 

Craner  S,  general  merchandise 

De  Force  J  H,  planiug-mill 


Dickerson  Caro,  insurance  agt  »nd  not- 
ary public 
Dougherty  J  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 

DOUQHERTY  &  WILSOIT.  Uvery 

stalile 

ELLIS  ft  MoQUAIDt  proprietors 
"Lodi  Sentinel" 

Ellis  Ralph,  wheat  buyer 

EMERSON  HOUSE,  J  H  .  Emerson 
proprietor 

Emerson  J  H,  propr  Emerson  House 

Fairchilds  Thos,  clothing 

Fleming  J,  blacksmith  and  h'^rseshoer 

Gordon  Chas  H,  physician 

Graham  R  L  &  Co,  druggist  and  post- 
master 

GRANGERS  CO  •  OPERATIVE 
BUSINESS  ASSOCIATION.  Wm 
Ennis  president,  C  T  Elliott  secretary, 
Ed  R  Pease  manager 

Grant  F,  physician 

Green  Bros,  general  merchandise 

(ireen  Watson  C,  attorney-at-law 

Guiseppi  Depauli  &  Co,  vegetables 

Hanson  G  F,  druggist 

Haswell  Rev  CS,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Hay  C  A,  agent  C  P  R  R  and  W  U  Tel 
operi<tor 

Hill  (J  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Hollis  Mrs  F  H,  nullincry 

Horn  Loui.-*,  b>>ot  und  shoemaking 

Howe  E,  agt  Singer  Manufacturing  Co 

Hublmrd  J  J,   ivery  stable 

Ivory  C  O,  gen  milse  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

James  T  J,  constable 

Jorgenson  J  (Botzb.'ch  &  Joruenson) 

Larrabee  Chas,  furniture  and  repairing 

Larson  A  J,  soda  factory  .aid  ice  depot 

Lawrence  &  Locke,  Lodi  brick  ware- 
house 

Lodi  Flouring  Mills  (Sperry  &  Co  proprs) 

"LODI  SENTINEL"  (weekly),  Ellis 
&  McQuaid  pruprs  (see  advertisement) 

McDonald  A  L,  contractor  and  builder 

McL:ichlan  E  13,  painter 

McSherry  &  Sinks,  groceries 

Meeker  A  C,  land  agent,  notary  public 
and  insurance  agent 

Meiyers  Sc  Ziegler  (F  Meiyers  and  Wm 
Ziegler),  restaurant  and  bakery 

Mowery  G  M,  meat  market 

Mowery  G  M,  saloon 

Mundell  John,  barber 

Musselman  David,  dentist 

Miller  Wm  H,  painter 

O'Dell  T  H,  physician 

Palmer  Rev  T  B,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

PEASE  ED  R.  manager  Grangers' Co- 
operative Business  Association 

Rich  C  A,  general  merchandise 

Rieffel  L,  barber 

Russell  T  R,  saloon 

Rutledge  A  T,  undertaker  and  lumber 


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8AB0ENT  HOUSE  (The),  Thomas  A 
VVilsou  proprietor;  oflSce  of  the  New 
Hope  and  Mokelumae  Hill  atagea 
Singer  Machine  Oifioe,  £  Howe  agent 
Smith  Harvey,  blaokamith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Smith  W  D,  meat  market 

Stewart  W  0,  clergyman  (Congrega- 
tional) 

Stoddard  T,  harness,  saddlery  and  lum- 
bur 

Stopp  k  Co,  saloon 


Tabor  Mrs  P  C,  M  D,  electrician  and 

medicated  baths 
Tindell  Mrs  M  £,  millinery 
loni  George,  stoves  and  tinware 
Tracy  Thomas,  saloon 
"VALLEY  BECOBD."  Mrs  G  De 
Force    Cluff  editor,  proprietor    and 
publisher 
Williamson  C  V,  physician 
Wilson  Miss  Bellu,  aivsamakinii 
WILSON  THOMAS  A.  proprietor  Sar- 
gent House  , 
Zigne  o  Antona,  fruit  stand 


FASHION  LIVERY  STABLE, 

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First-Class  Turnouts 

MODERATE  CHARGES. 


Special  attention  given  to  Boarding 
and  Trunsii'iit  Tciinia. 

DOUGHERTY  &  WILSON, 

I'KOPRIETORS. 


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THOS.  A.  WILSON,  Proprietor. 

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FIRST-CLASS  ACCOMMODATIONS  at  Moderate  Charges. 

Office  of  the  New  Hope  and  Mokelum.'ie  Hill  Stages. 

The  Sargent  House  is  a  first-class  Hotel  kept  by  THOS.  A.  WILSOX. 


LOMO. 


BiTTR     County.       Post-oflico     West 
Branch ;  3U  miles  from  Cliico. 

C00LE7  A  W,  hotel 


LOMPOC. 

Santa  Barbara  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office;  an  agricul- 
tural town,  surrounded  by  a  large  ex- 
tent of  country  devoted  to  farming, 
Btook-rai'fing  and  dairying.  The  col- 
ony coi,taiii9  <''.Sout  1,5U0  people,  there 
being  atiout  4<^>)  in  the  town.  It  is  sit- 
uated 1"  mileti  Lul&nd  from  the  steam- 
er landii!/,  <'n  the  Coast  Stage  Line. 


There  are  six  good  schools,  a  steam 
tliiuring-miU,  a  weekly  paper,  and 
city  water  works.  It  is  a  temperance 
settlement,  saloons  or  hotels  with 
"bars"  not  being  allowed. 

Anthony  Bros  (G  J  and  Orville  An- 
thony), blacksinithing 

Austin  W  H,  painter 

Axtell  J  D,  hotel 

Barker  Joshua,  road  overseer 

Broughton  VV  W,  attorney -at-Iaw  and 
deputy  sheriff 

BROWN  JOHN  A.  proprietor  Lompoc 
Hotel 

BUCKLEY  P  T,  boot  and  shoemaker 
(/antley  &  Sudden,  lumber 


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fiHAintKRTiATW  W  W,  dealer  in 
watohea,  dooka  and  jewelry;  repair- 
ing done 
Craig  E,  cooper 
Dean  M  S  (Hill  &   Dean),   Furissinia 

Ranch 
Dewing  A  W,  hairdressing 
Dimock  H  C  (Dimock  &  Saunders) 
Dimock  ft  Sannders  (H  C  Dimock  and 
Z  W  Saunders),  physicians  aiid  drug- 
gig*" 

Dinwiddie  J  F,  varieties  and  billiards 

Doak  N  S  (N  S  Doak  &  Co) 

DOAK  N  S  ft  CO  (N  S  Doak  and  W  H 
Schuyler),  produce  and  commission 

ElkinsI  B  (Elkins  &  Ivory) 

ELKINS  &  IVOBT  (I  B  Elkins  and 
H  W  Ivory),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Freil  Mrs,  hotel 

Gregg  E  A,  carpenter 

Heacock  £  H,  attomey-at-law 

Heacock  L  J,  constable 

Henning  D  C,  miller 

Hill  &  Dean  (F  E  Hill  and  M  S  Dean), 
apiarists,  Purisaima  Ranch 

Hill  F  E  (Hill  &  Dean) 

Hill  Jesse,  stock  ranch 

Hoops  &  Herbert,  groceries 

Ivory  H  W  (FJkins  &  Ivory) 

Kelley  &.  Dille  (E  C  Kelley  and  I  N 
Dille),  wheelwrights 

Kelley  E  C,  wagonmaker 

LAMBERT  H  H,  undertaker  and  fur- 
niture 

LAMBERT  MRS  H  F  furnishing 
goods,  boots,  shoe-:  and  notions 

Lansdell  A,  tailor,  justice  of  the  peace 
and  notary  public 

La  Salle  Chas,  apiarist 

Lompoc  Flouring  Mill,  D  C  Henning 
supt 

LOMPOC  HOTEL*  John  A  Brown  pro- 
prietor 

'LOMPOC  RECORD,"  J  W  Webb 

publisher 

Lukens  J  H,  physician  and  surgeon 

McGee  W  J,  bootmaker 

Murray  J  C,  haruessmaker 

Newkirk  &  Potter  (R  S  Newkirk  and 

.  L  F  Potter),  feed  and  grain 

Newkirk  R  S  (Newkirk  &  Potter) 

Parsons  Mrs  E  B,  milliner  and  dress- 
making 

Peck  O  (O  Peck  &  Son) 

Peck  O  &  Son  (O  and  W  H  Peck), 
hardware 

Peck  W  H  (0  Peck  &  Son) 

Potter  L  F  (Newkirk  &  Potter) 

Presley  Frank,  livery,  feed  and  sale  sta- 
ble 

Punley  J  F,  livery 

Roberts  Geo,  real  estate,  general  busi- 
ness agt  and  notary  public 


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Rudolph  H  S,  general  merchandise 
Ruppert  A,  mineral  water 
Saunders  C  L,  general  merchandise 
Sannders  Z  W  (Dimock  ft  Saunders) 
Schuyler  W  H  (N  S  Doak  ft  Co) 
Sloan  James  (Sloan  ft  Steward) 
Sloan  ft  Stewart  (Jas   Sloan   and 

Stewart),  meat  market 
Stewart  N  ^Sloan  ft  Stewart) 
TX!(iKER-  B  Ft   varieties,  insurance, 

Sostmaster,  and  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
Co 
Tucker  Phil  Jr,  varieties  and  grain  mer- 

chant 
WXB8  J  W(  publisher  "Lompoc  Rec- 

or«l,"  and.general  job  printing 
'WEILL  !•  general  merchandise  and 

commission 
Wilkin  C  E  (WUkin  Sisters) 
Wilkin  L  A  (Wilkin  Sisters) 
Wilkin  Sisters  (C  E  and  L  A  Wilkin), 

milliners  and  dressmakers 
Woodcock  F  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


LONE  PINE. 

Inyo  Cocnty.  A  post  and  express 
office,  16  miles  south  of  Independence. 

Barnes  J,  hotel 

Burkhardt  Fred,  watches  and  jewelry 

Burt  W,  livery  stable 

Cohn  E,  general  merchandise 

CoUeau  L,  physician 

Crilovinh  C,  restaurant 

Dodge  J  G,  livery  stable 

Edwards  E  H,  general  merchandise 

Harvey  A  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Harvey  W  B,  meat  market 

Hughs  J  R,  saloon 

Lasky  L,  general  merchandise 

Lubken  John,  brewery 

Meysan  C,  general  merchandise 

Montana  A  A  &  Bros,  saloon 

Montano  ft  D>rnalech  (A  A  Montano 
and  P  Domalech),  liqu.)rs 

Richards  ft  Castro,  liquors 

Soccocia  B,  fruit  and  confectionery 

Stewart  Mrs  A,  hotel 

STEWART  J  J>  postmaster  and  agent 
Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 

Williams  ft  Quinn  (D  H  Williams  and 
J  D  Quinn),  brewery 

Zaun  S,  general  merchandise 


LONG  BAR. 

Post-office    Brown's 


Yuba    County, 
Valley. 

Hague  L  L,  physician  . 
)  Hibbert  ft  Burris,  grocers 
Pelatier  D,  vineyard 


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Perry  E  P,  wine  grower 
Robf  rt'On  Jame!*,  blacl^^mith 
Sersannus  M,  hotel 
Smith  Mrs  J  B,  hotel 


LONG  BRIDGE. 

County.      Post-office 


Santa    Clara 
Saratoga. 

Candt  D,  fisherman 
Cauilt  J,  trapper 
Rispaitd  Gorciu,  saloon 


LONG  VALLEY. 

Lassen  County.  A  post-office,  50  miles 
Houthenst  of  Susanville ;  supported 
by  farming  and  stock  raising.  Popu- 
lation IJO. 

Chamberlain  Reuben,  hotel 
DOYLE  J  W.  postmaster 
Evans  A  B,  farmer 
Ferris  Ed,  dairyman 
Greeno  Geo,  st<>ck  raiser 
Ross  A  E,  stock  raiser 
Ross  R  E,  stock  raiser 
Steinberger  J  M,  liotel  and  ranch 


LONG  VALLEY. 

Plumas  County.    Post-office  Quincy. 

Hariery  Thos,  ranch 

Lon({horst  G  A,  general  merchandise 

Parker  Wm,  hotel 

Teft  L  V,  mine 


LONGVILLE. 

Plumas    County.    A     pnst-office, 
miles  northwest  of  Qumcy. 

Lemm  F,  dairy 
Miller  A.  hotel  and  feed  stable 
MILLER  F.  Humbug  V  illey 
Wallich  E,  general  merchaiulise 
Welch  P  R,  hotel  and  merchant 


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LOOKOUT. 

Inyo  County.    Post  office  Darwin. 

FITZGERALD  Ft  general  mnrchaudise 
uuil  saloon 


LOOKOUT. 

MoDOo  County.    A  post-office,  9^  miles 
west  of  Adin. 

BROWNELL  BEOS>  general  merchan- 
dise 
Brownell  L  G,  notary  public 


Craig  T  P,  postmaster 

Dowt'll  F  M,  wagoumaker  and  livery 

stable 
Dowell  N,  gunsmith  and  tanner 
lievento  R  E,  feed  stable 
Marcus  J  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Movers  S  C,  hotel 


LORIN. 

Alameda  Counit.    A  potst-office,   3^ 
miles  from  Oakland. 

WUITNET 

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LOS  ALAMOS. 

Santa  Barbaua  Counts'.  A  post  and 
express  offi  ;e,  15  miles  northeast  of 
Lompoc.     Population  60. 

Averill  H  A,  lumber  yard 

Ayers  &  Walker,  druggists 

Ayers  Wm,  druggist 

Brown  Wm,  butcher 

Coleman  &  Hesser,  butchers 

Cumming  James,  C' instable 

Curtis  W  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Foxen  F  R,  road  ov<  rseer 

Gonzalez  A  F,  restaurant 

Herrer.i  Anselnio,  billiard  saloon 

Hessar  P  J,  butcher 

Jones  Henry,  bootmaker 

Kuhn  L,  restaurant 

Laughliii  Bros,  general  merchandise 

LESLIE  A,  genertd    merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Martinez  A  G,  saloon 
Patterson  Chus  D,  livery  stable 
Perkins  E  1>,  livery 
Pt  Sal  Wharf  and  Lumber  Co 
Purkiss  John  A,  flour-mill 
•Seidenfeld  A,  fruits 
Snyder  J  D,  hotel  and  saloon 
Triplett  W  C,  harness 
\Vait«  H  H,  b'a<rksuiith 
WEILL  A  ft  COi  general  merchandise 
Whitcher  &  Uewe,  blucksmitlis 
Whitmore  Rev  M  L,  clergyman  (Metho- 

dUt) 
Wilson  W  H,  restaurant 


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LOS  ANGELES. 

Los  Angeles   County.    A   post,    ex- 
press and  telegraph  office. 

It  is  the  metropolis  of  Southern  Cali- 
fornia, and  is  noted  alike  for  its  magnifi- 
cent climate,  its  extensive  orange  or- 
chards and  its  delightful  situation. 
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California — Los  Avgdea. 


Coint  of  five  liaes  of  railway,  it  is  made 
y  the  laws  which  goveru  trade  the 
chief  commercial  ceater  of  the  sectioa. 
and  with  th^  increase  ia  population 
which  must  follow  the  steady  flow  of 
immigration  now  directed  to  that  quar- 
ter, hdr  importance  as  an  emporium  of 
traffic  must  augment  proportionately. 
Ten  years  ago  tite  only  railroad  in 
Southern  Ciiliforiiia  was  between  Los 
Angeles  and  Wilmington — 22  miles— 
and  all  the  travel  from  this  flection  of 
the  State  to  San  Francisco  was  by 
steamer — two  days  ti  le  being  required, 
or  by  stage,  for  three  days.  Now  we 
have  the  main  trunk  line  uf  the  South- 
ern Pacific  R.  R.  passing  for  118  miles 
through  the  county  with  passenger 
trains  daily  to  and  from  the  Mississippi 
Valley;  the  Los  Angeles  and  San  Diego 
R.  R.,  between  Florence  and  Santa  Ana, 
27  miles;  the  L^ts  Angeles  and  Ind^^pen- 
dent  R.  R.  to  Santa  Monica,  IS  miles, 
and  the  road  to  Wilmington  has  baen 
extended  to  the  lower  harbor,  3  miles; 
in  all  23  miles. 

In  no  respect  has  the  gro^vth  of  the 
county  been  shown  more  clearly  than  in 
the  public  schools.  In  addition  to  the 
public  schools  of  the  county,  the  S  ate 
has  appropriate  I  f 50,001)  for  a  building 
for  a  Branch  Normal  School.  The  sta- 
tistics of  growth  in  population,  in  rail- 
roads, and  in  educational  facilities,  in- 
dicate the  wonderful  improvements  in 
agriculture  that  have  jusiified  the  pro- 
gress in  other  lines  of  business.  Dairy 
t>roducts  of  all  kinds  are  a  source  of 
arge  revenue  to  farmers.  At  all  seasons 
of  the  year  the  hills  and  valleys  of  the 
vicinity  are  covered  witii  verdure,  while 
flowers  of  rare  beauty  and  fragrance 
blossom  perpetually.  The  soil  of  the  lo- 
cality is  very  fertile  and  yields  abund- 
antly. It  is  the  county  seat,  and  has  a 
p  ipulation  of  20,000  people,  many  of 
whom  are  of  Spanish  descent.  The  city 
is  beautifully  laid  out,  has  some  magnifi- 
cent residences  and  eh  arming  yards, 
wh'le  the  business  portion  of  the  place 
is  quite  substantially  and  tastily  built. 
The  drive  to  the  Pacific  Ocean,  17  miles 
distant,  is  an  enjoyment  any  summer 
day  that  few,  if  any,  who  have  experi- 
enced it,  do  not  remember  with  expres- 
sions of  ecstiicy.  If  cloudless  skies, 
lovely  landsc-ipes,  balmy  atmosphere, 
lad  n  with  the  sweetest  fragrance  from 
the  orange  trees  and  an  equable  temper- 
ature, together  with  excellent  society, 
are  the  only  necessary  elements  in  the 
"composition"  of  a  Paradise,  then  cer- 
tainly the  "city  of  angels"  is  an  exiict 
counterpart. 


Abel  W  H  (Horntt  &  Abel),  opp  New 

Depot 
Adam  F,  merchant  tailor,  13  Spring 

ADAMS  DAVID  E  (David  E  Adams 
&  Oo),  Baker  Block 

ADAMS  DAVID  E  ft  CO  (David  E 
Adiuns,  Thomas  Dickeraon  and  Wm 
R  Huil),  real  estate,  office  in  Baker 
Block,  cor  Main  and  Arcadia 

Adams  D  M,  attorney-at-law  and  police 
judgfi,  81  Temple  Block 

AUpas  0,  t  lilor,  22  Commercial 

Allen  &  Allen  (G  S  and  N  S  Allen), 
druggists,  54  Spring 

Allen  W  S  (Barker  &  Allen),  8  Main 

Alvarez  J,  s  tloon,  14  Upper  Main 

Amar  Edward,  saloon.  9  Aliso 

American  Exchange  House,  Frank  Mc- 
Garvin  propr,  cor  Spring  and  3d 

Anderson  Mrs  L,  restaurant,  8  Commer- 
cial 

Apablasa  C,  carriage  and  wagonmakcr, 
91)  Alameda 

ARDAUI  LOTJIS  (L  Lami  &  Co),  cor 
Alisu  and  Centre 

Austin  H  C,  attorney-at-law,  131  Main 

Avars  James  J,  manager  and  e  litor  the 
"Evening  Express,"  23  Spring 

Badouin  A,  dyer  and  scourer,  24  Com- 
mercial 

Baldwin  John  M,  civil  engineer,  Union 
Hall,  Spring 

Ball  W  F,  cigiirs,  tobacco  and  notions, 
Post-office  Building 

BARCLAY  H  A,  attamey-atlaw  (Bar- 
clay &  WiUou),  roomi  6-3  over  1st 
National  Bank 

BARCLAY  ft  WILSON  (H  A  Bar- 

clay  aud  Robt  N  C  Wilson),  attorneys- 
at-law,  rooms  U-S  over  1st  National 
Bank 

Btrker  ft  Allen  (O  T  Barker  and  W  S 
Allen),  furniture,  carpets,  wall-paper, 
upholstery    goods    etc,    8-IOJ    Main 

Barker  O  T  (Barker  &  Allen),  8  Main 

Barnett  W  T  (Edelman  4Co),  78^  Main 

Barrows  J  A,  stoves,  hardware,  tin- 
ware, agricultural  implements,  etc,  19 
Los  Angeles 

Baruch  Jacob  (Hellman,  Haas  &  Co),  14 
and  16  Los  Angeles 

Bath  &  F"^mir  (A  L  8ath  and  J  F  Fos- 
mir),  pruprs  Farmers'  Foundry,  108 
Spring 

Bauer  Charles,  saloon,  junction  Main 
and  Alameda 

Baxter  Edwin,  attorney-at-law,  80  Tem- 
ple Block 

Bayle  C,  propr  Fountain  Saloon  and  Res- 
taurant, 67  Spring 

Beach  Geo  U,  physician,  86  Main 

BEATJDBY  V,  water  works  and  real 
ebtate,  81  New  Bi^h 


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Beeaon  W  E,  managerDotter  ft  Bradley, 

61  and  63  Spring 
Beuot  A,  meat  mirket,  46  Commercial 
WELL  HORACE,  attoraey-at-law,  56 

Temple  Block   ' 
Bell  ft  Triompson  (A  T  Bell  and  E  R  N 

Thompson),  harness  and  saddles,  114 

Main 
Benjamin  N,  boots  and  shoes,  67  main 
B:3nner  John,  meat  market,  45  Spring 
Cernero  G,  groceries,  opp  New  Depot 
Bertoldo  0,  bootmaker,  2  Los  Angeles 
Bertrand  Louis  ft  Co  (Louis  Bertrand), 

wines,   liquors   and   cigars,    :{8    Lo.j 

Angeles 
Bickuell  F  T,  physician,  17  Spring 
Biuknell  ft  White  (John  D  Bicknell  and 

Stephen  M  White),  attorneys-at-law, 

11,  12  and  13  Temple  Block 
Bilderrain  R,  city  assessor 
Bills  ft  Co  (Robert  and  Marion  Bills), 

f;cneral  forwarders  and  proprs  of  Ovc-r- 
and  Tiaiisfer  Express,  7  Market 
BISHOP  JOHN  (VVulfrom  ft  Bishop), 

6i)  Spring 
Blanchurd  J    H,    attomey-at-law,   cor 

Main  and  Commercial 
BOAL  JAMES  B  (Burch  ft  Boal),  71 

BoIeNxIIETH  &  PHILIPFI  (John 

Bobemitith  and  John  I'liilippi),  j  b- 
bers  and  retailers,  wines  and  liquors, 
4  and  .'>  Market 

Bolinger  Rev  G  H,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

BoUe  Theo,  meat  market,  i)6  Spring 

Biillinger  \Vm,  knife  pleating,  6  Temple 

H'>ok  J  H,  gi-iiin  dealer,  46  Spring 

Booth  Jame:*  (Booth  ft  Phelou),  cor 
Spring  and  2d 

Booth  ft  Phelon  (Jaa  Booth  nnd  G  W 
Phelon),   groceries,  cor  Spring  and  2d 

Bower  J  G,  councilman 

Boyd  George,  candies,  Post-office  Build- 
ing 

Bradley  C  U  (Duttcr  ft  Bradley),  80 
Mum 

Bradshaw  T  T,  new  and  second-hand 
house  furnishing  goods,  86  Spring 

Bragg  B  F,  physician.  Grand  Central 
Hotel 

Brayttin  E,  attoruey-at-law,  1 16^  Main 

Bright  J  C,  dry  goitda,  58  Main 

Brinbuum  Jacob,  merchant  tailor,  47 
Main 

Brode  Charles,  gen  mdse,  119  Spring 

BROORIGK  WH  J>  insurance  agent 
and  president  Miin  Street  and  Agri- 
cultural Park  R  R  Co.  3  Commercial 

BROUSSEAU  J.  attorn. <y-at-law,  56 
iind  57  BaktT  Block 

BROWN  ALBERT,  undertaker,  34 
Main 

Brown  H  R,  au  tiou  store,  44  Spring 


Brown  J  A,  restaurant,   118  aud  130 

Main 
Brown  ft  Mathews  (R  R  Brown.  Newell 

Mathews  and  G  S  Foster),  builders, 

hardware    and    agricultural     imple- 
ments, 55  Spring 
Brown  R  R  (Brown  ft    Mathews),  55 

Spring 
Brown  Thomas  B,  attorney-at-Iaw  and 

district  att  >rney,  91  Temple  Block 
Brown  Wm  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

62  Main 
Browne  F  E,   stoves  and  tinware,  64 

Spring 
Bruuett  M.  saloon,  cor  Los  Angeles  and 

Commercial 
Brimjes  Johti,  saloon,  123  Main 
BRUNSON    A    (Brunson    ft    Wells), 

attorney -at-law,  11-17  Baker  Block 
BRUNSON   ft  WELLS  (A  Brunson 

aiidG  Wiley  Wells),  attorneys-at-law 

11-17  Bak.T  Block 
BRYSONJOHN  (Bryson  ft  Son),  cor 

Alameda  and  l^t 
BRYSON  &  SON  (John  Bryson),  lum- 
ber, saah,  doors  and   blinds  wholesale 

and  retail,  corner  Alameda  and  Ist 
Bale    Frank,   saloon,   cor  Commercial 

and  Wilmington 
BURCH  &  BUAL  (John  D  Burch  and 

Jamus  K  Boal),  groceries,  provisions, 

crockery,  glassware,  produce,  etc,  71 

Spring 
BURCH  JOHN  D  (Burch  ft  Boal),  71 

Spring 
Burdick  C  H,  furniture  and  house  fur- 

nishmg  goods,  148  Main 
Burdick  Horace,  city  tax   collector,  47 

Spring 
Burgess  Robt,  furniture,  bedding,  stoves, 

etc,  11  Aliao 
Burke  J  H,  dentist,  15^  Spring 
Burns  John,   sewing  uiavhiue  agt,  148 

Main 
Burton  M>js  Caroline  C,   ladies'  hair- 
dresser, 137  Main 
Burton  G    W    (Burton  ft  Taney),    54 

Spring 
Burton  ft  Taney  (G  W   Burton  and  B 

Taney),  real  estate  and  insurance,  54 

Spring 
BUSH  C  H>  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

44  Main 
Butler  G  R,  livery  stable,  29  Main 
Butler  J  H,  watchmaker  and  sole  agt 

Butterick's  Patterns,  139  Main 
Cabot  C,  land  agt,  131  Main 
Cahill  Jerry,  propr  Laclede  Hotel,  nr 

New  Depot 
Cahn  Nathan  (Eugene  Meyer  ft  Co), 

San  Fnmcisco 
Cajid  Antoine,  harlier,  67  Spring 

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California  House,  F  Comerea  propr,  cor 

Aliso  and  Alameda 
Ciim^beli  D,  livery  and  feed  stable,  47 

AllBO 

Campbell  Hngh,tin  ant'  sheet-iron  work- 
er, opp  New  Depot 

Cauepa  N  &  Co  (N  Canepa  andLEIohe- 
pare),  groceries,  fruits,  etc,  cor  1st 
and  Spring 

Capitol  Mills  (flouring),  Deming,  Pal- 
mer &  Co  proprd,  ur  junction  Main 
And  ^VlftnifiuA 

CAPITOL  EESTAURANT,  George  £ 
Moe  proprietor,  8^n  Fernando  opp 
New  Market 

Carassus  P,  carpenter  and  cutler,  20 
Commeruial 

Castera  Chas  (Russell  &  Castera),  28  Los 
Angeles 

Casteret  J,  saw  filer  and  cutlery  grind- 
er, 46  Commercial 

Castillon  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  8 
Commercial 

Castruccio  Bros  (James  and  Alex  Cas- 
truccio),  groceries,  124  Main 

Caystile  T  J  (Yarnell,  Cayatile,  Mathes 
&  Otis),  9  Temple 

Celestri  8,  livery  stable,  15  Aliso 

Cezar  G  G,  barber.  150  Main 

Chamberlain  &  Forbes  (Wm  Chamber- 
lain and  John  Forbes),  meat  market, 
56  Spring 

Chandler  B,  councilman 

Chapman  A  B  (Chapman  &  Paul),  9 
Commercial 

Chapman  JS  (Graves  &  Chapman),  at- 
torney-at-law,  6  Baker  Block 

CHAPMAN  &  PAUL  (A  B  Chapman 
and  C  T  Paul),  btuves,  ranges,  tin- 
ware, hardware,  crockery,  oil  stoves, 
etc,  9  Commercial 

Chapman  U  H,  uttorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public,  3  Commercial 

Chard  C,  confectionery  and  fruits,  153 
Spring 

Charvoz  Antoine,  barber,  15  and  17 
Main 

Chase  Rev  E  S,  clergyman   (Methodist) 

Chauviii  A  C,  groceries,  70  Main 

CHEESEBROUQH  CHAS  C.  cigars 

and  cubacco  and   proprietor  Los  An- 
geles Cigar  Factory,  29  Spring 
CHILDS  M  W,  stoves,  ranges,  pumps, 
tin,  sheet  iron,  hardware,  glas^Wiire, 
etc,   plumber  and    gosfitter,  21    Los 
Angeles 
Clarke  (Jeo  J,  notary  publi  •,  22  Spring 
Clark  Thos  B  (Northcruft  &  Clark),  cor 

Arcadia  and  Main 
Cline  VV  H,  barlier,  10  Temple 
Cocliran   W  G  (Maynard  &  Cochran), 

physician,  Mascarel  Block 
CogsA'ell  William,  artist,  143  Main 


Cohen  B  (Cohen  k  Reich),  meat  market, 

San  Fernando,  East  Los  Angeles 
Cohen  &  Reich  (B  Cohen  and  C  Reich), 

meat   market,  San    Fernando,   East 

Los  Angeles 
Cohu  Adulph,  clothing,  9  Commercial 
Cohn  B,  councilman 
Cohn  1,  dry  goods  and  clothing,   79 

Main 
Cohn  Jacob,  cigar  mfr,  cor  Los  Angeles 

and  Commercial 
Cohn  J  B,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  23 

and  25  ix)s  Angeles 
COHN  K(UNen  mark  &  Co),  11   Los 

Angeles 
Coleman  Chas  Jr,  editor  and  publisher 

"Semi-Tropic  California,"  cur  Spring 

and  Court 
Collins  M  T,  saloon,  cor  Alameda  and 

Commercial 
Colson   J  B,  blacksmith    and  wagon- 
maker,  68  Aliso 
Comandich  D  P,  restaurant,  opp  New 

Depot 
Comeres  F,  propr  California  House,  cor 

Aliso  and  Alameda 
COMPTON  0  D  (Compton  &   Kerr), 

Poat-ottiee  Budding 
COMPTON  ft  KERB  (G  D  Compton 

and  James  Keir),  real  estate  and  loan 

agents,  room  4  I'ost-ofiice  Buildinz 

CONTINENTAL  OIL  AND  TRANS- 
PORTATION CO.  E  A  Edwards 
manager,  23  Los  Angeles 

COOPER  H  H  (laaac  C  Goff  &  Co), 
Cvirner  Aliao  and  Ahimedu 

Cooper  W  F,  supervisor,  Downey  P  0 

Corker  &  Barclay  (J  R  Corker  and  F  H 
Barclay),  real  eatate,  1st  bet  Spring 
and  Main 

Cos^rove  James,  saloon  and  restaurant, 
5*)  Los  Angeles 

COSMOPOUTAN  HOTEL.  Hammel 
&  Douker  proprietors,  49  and  51  Main 
Cotton  &  Baxter  (J  H  Cotton  and   Ed- 
win Baxter),  real  estate,  abstract  and 
law  office,  80  Temple  Block 
COULTER  B  F.  «lry  and  furnishing 

goods,  3(1  and  32  Muin 
Coupil  (i,  bootmaker,  109  Spring 
Covarrubias  N  A,  livery  stable,  18  Main 
Cox  R  S,  architect,  54  Spring 
Crawfor  I    J    S,   dentist,    12     Downey 

Block 
CRIMMINS  JOHN,   plumber,   steam 

and  g.i>titter,  corner  Ist  and  Spring 
Cull  in  \V  B,  tax  collector.  Court  House 
Cnmmings  James,  overseer  chain  gang 
Cununings  W    M,  livery  stable,  37   Los 

Angeles 
Cunningh  im  R  G,  dentist,  74  Main 
Curson  &  Wilson  (E  J  Curson  and  W  D 
Wilson),  wholesale  commission  mer- 
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Cnyns  A,  tenchor  of  Spanish,  24  Main 
Cuyas  Mrs  L,  furnished  r  ;om8,  24  Main 
Cuziier  James  (K«'rckho£,  Cuzner  &  Co), 

cor  Alameda  and  Macy 
Dalxalarrando  A  (Mesnager  ft  Co),  cor 

Los  Angeles  and  Commercial 
Daly  Mrs  8,  millinery,  135  Main 
Darling  A  F,  oculist  and  anrist,  74  Main 
D'AssouviUe  ,  physician,  cor    Los 

Angeles  and  Commercial 
Davis  Clias    W,  architect,  3  Downey 

Block 
Davis  Mrs  H  B  S,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods,  I2S)  Spring 
Davis  Joe,  Upper  Main 
Day  Charles  E,  music  and  musical  in- 
struments, 05  Sprint; 
Dc  Cardona   S   A,  mgr  "La  Cronica" 

Publishing  Co,  2  Downey  Block 
Delp!?ch  Mrs  L  F,  dressmaking,  5  Spring 
Del  Valle  &  De  Puy  (R  F  Del  Valle  and 

Tlieo  J  De  Puy),  nttorneys-at-law,  17 

Spring 
Deiniiig  Jos  Gr,  mt^r  Capitol  Flour  Mills, 

new  juncti'^n  Alameda  and  Mtiin 
Den  K  S,  physician,  23  Buker  Block 
Denker  A  H   (Hammel  &  Denker),  49 

and  51  Main 
De  Puy  Tilt   J  (Del  Valle  &  Do  Puy),  17 

SpriiiGT 
DESMOND  D,  hotter,  lOl  Main 
De  Turk  J  G,  livery  and  feed  stable,  12 

Ist 
De  Weihs  Mrs  D  S  Corona,  drensmak- 

ins,  millinery,  pianos,  etc,  45  Main 

DICKERSON  THOMAS  ( David  E  Ad- 

ains  i^  Co),  B  tker  Block 
DILLON  &  KENEALT  (Richard  Dil- 
lon and  John  Kenealy),  dry  goods  and 

gent:)'  furnishing  goods,  corner  Main 

and  Kcqnena 
DILLON  RICHARD  (Dillon  &  Ken- 

eidv).  corner  Main  and  Be(|uena 
DOBlNSON  0  A.  real  odtate  and  notary 

public,  7  Commercial 
Dockwt'iler    Henry,    saloon,   cor  Main 

and  l>t 
Dohs  Fred  K,  barber,  123^  Main 
Dol  V^,  restaurant,  07  Main 
1)  •niingiues  P  H,  saloon,  Upper  Main 
D  itter  &  Br.idloy  (John  C   Ditter  and 

C  H  Br.wllcy),  furniture,  carpets,  wall 

p:i|ter,  etc,  K0-S4  Main  and  01  and  (>3 

Spring 
Dotter  John  C  (Dotter  &  Bradley),  SO 

Muin 
D.iorier  P  W,  attorney-at-Iaw,  4  and  8 

Downey  Block 
Downey  John  C,  capitalist,  10  Downey 

Block 
Dra>>enfeld  Geo  B,  insurance  agt,  room 

4  over  First  INTatioii.d  Bank 
DRETERJOHN(I>reyer  &  Wange- 

niun,  46  Spring 


DBETER  ftWANOEMAN  (John 
Druyer  and  Herman  Yangeman),  ci- 
gars and  tttbacco  and  cigar  manufac- 
turers, 46  Spring 

Dunnmmun  C,  hardware  and  tools,  64 
Main 

Dunham  E  (Dunham  &  Schieffclin),  cor 
Main  a  d  Plaza 

DUNHAM  &  SCHIEFEELIN  (E 

Dunham  and  Clinton  Schietfelin),  pro- 

frietors  Pico  House,  corner  Main  and 
laza      

DUNKELBEROEB  I  Bi  postmaster; 

post-otfice  Spriug  near  1st 
Dunsmore  I  A,  fancy  goods,  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  Aats,  cutlery,  etc,  25 
Spring 
Eastman  J  G,  attorney-at-law,  40  Spring 

EATON  CHABXES  (Shroder  &  Eatou) 

Pico  Hou^e 
Eaton  Fred  K,  supt  Los  Angelea  City 

Water  Co,   Murciiessault  and  Plaza 
Ebinger  L,  bakery,  94  Spiing 

ECKERT  ROBERT,  saloon  and  res- 
taurant, cor  Muin  and  R'tinena 

Edelman  B  W  (Edelman  &  Co),  78i 
Main 

Edelman  &  Co  (B  W  Edelman  and  W  T 
Barnett),  cii^ar  manufact  irers  and  ci- 
gars and  tobacc  >,  78^  Maiu 

Edgar  Win  D,  physician,  Pico  House 

Edmunds  C  H,  veterinary  surgeon,  35 

Spring 
EDVCTARDS  E  A,   manager  Scofield 

&  Tevis,   and    Ctmtinental    Oil    and 

Transportation  Company,  23  Los  Au- 

geles 
Edwards  H,  real  estate  and  loans,   35 

Spri'ig 
Eiohhorn  Martin,  barber,opp  New  Depot 
Ellis  Rev  John  W,  past  »r  First  Presby- 

terian  Church  and  publisher  ^^i  "The 

Light" 
Ellis  L  (Ellis  &  Son),  55  Main 

Ellis  L  S  (Ellic  &  Son),  55  M  tin 

Ellis  &  Sou  (L  and  L  S  Ellis),  photo- 
graphers, 55  Maiu  and  44  Now  Hi j)i 

Eiidl  b'enlinand.  propr  Hutul  de  Stras- 
b  <ui-g,  159  Alameda 

ETBAUD  EMANUEL  (T.  D  Rougny 

&  Co),  corner  Loa  Angeles  and  Coui- 
mercial 

ETRAUD  JOSEPH  (L  D  Rougny  4 
Co),  oonier  Los  Angeles  and  Commer- 
cial 

Fanners'  and  Merchants'  Bank,  L  W 
H,-llinaii  pres  L  C  Goodwin  vice 
pres,  John  Miliier  sec,  51  Main 

Farrull  William,  plumber  and  gas-fitter, 
91  Spring 

FEINIUCH  A  (Feintuch  Bros),  38 
Spring 


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FEINTUCH  BBOS  (A  and  M  Fein- 
tucli),  fancy  and  lad'es  audgentV  fur- 
nishing goods,  zephyr  worstud,  no- 
tions, etc,  38  iSpring 


FEINTUCH  BROS., 

Importara,  Jobbers  and  Dealers  in 

ZEPHrnWORSp  TRIMMINGS 

RIBBONS,  Worsted  and  Cambric  Emh-oider- 
ies,  German  and  Uermantown  Wonlen  and 
Cottm  Tams,  Ladies'  and  Gents'  Furiiiifhini;' 
Ooitds,  Genuine  Priniess  of  .Wales  Kid  Gloves, 
Nutiiins,  Jewelry,  Perfumery,  eti.-. 

No.  MS  Spring  Street,  between  First  and 
Court  Streets,  Log  Anj^eles,  Cal. 


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FEIHTXrCH  : 

Spring 
Fellows    Isaac, 

Building 
Fennesy  James,  carriage  and  wagonma- 

ker  and  blacksmith,  145  Alameda 
Ferguson  VViliiam,  livery  stable,  31  Main 
Ferner  Simon,  pawnbroh.er,  4  Commer- 
cial 
Fit^kelstein  E,  dry  goods,  7  Commercial 
Finkelsteinlsiidore,  dry  goods,  131  Main 
Finlay  A  J,  station  agent  S  P  R  R  Co, 
First  Baptist  Church,  S6  Main 
FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK..  E   F 
Speace  president,  W  Lacy  cashier,  6S 
Main 
First  Presbjrterian  Church,  cor  Los  An- 
gels and  Arcadia 
Fisher  C  L,  bouts  and  shoes,  26  Spring 
Fisher  Jam^s  A,  justice  of  the  peace,  79 

Temple  Block 
Fk.eschman  Jacob,  saloon,  62  Spring 
Foche  Charles,  groceries,  cor  Aliso  and 

Garcia 
FORD  GEO  0,  proprietor  Grand  Cen- 
tral Hotel 
Foster  G   S  (Brown  &  Mathews),   55 

Spring 
Fox  H  B,  furnishing  goods,    clothing, 

hats,  etc,  42  Spring 
Fox  Mm  >i  M,  dressmai^ing,  54  Main 

FOY  MISS  MART  E.  librarian   Los 
Angeles  City  Public  Library,  Downey 
Block 
FOY  S  Ci  saddles,   hariies?,   saddlery, 
liardware,  wholesale  and  ret  ul,  tents 
and  wagon  covers,  etc,   17  Los  An- 
geles 
Franck  A,  meat  market,  144  Main 
FRENCH  L  W>  dentist,  86  Main 
Froelilinger  4;  Matthiuseu  (Theo  Froeh- 
linger  and  Peter  Matthiesen),  saloon, 
KK)  Main 
FULLER  6t  DAY  (Henry  Fuller  and 
A  C  Day),  manufacturers  woven-wire 
mattresses,  wholesa.e  dealers  in  chairs,  I 
lO  Ist  ' 


Furrey  W  C,  hardware,  stoves,  agricul- 
tural implements,  etc,  33  Spring 

Gage  II  T,  attorney-ut-law,  6  C^wney 
Block 
'.e  T  C,  physician 

Ganee  P,  propr  "L'Union  Nouvelle," 
room  21,  Downey  Bh>ck 

GARDINER  W  P.  attomey-at  law, 
37  and  38  Baker  Block 

GARDINER  THOMAS,  business  man- 
ager '  'Los  Angeles  Evening  Telegram, " 
134  Main 

Gardner  &  Klinefelter  (T  A  Gardner  and 
S  K  Klinefelter),  candy  nifr-<,  36  Main 

Gardner  T  A  (Gardner  &  Klinefelter). 
S6  Main 

Gatus  H  0,  gnneral  blacksmith,  165 
Spring 

Gaudilupi  Amandus,  bootmaker,  Upper 
Main 

Gauthier  F,  saloon,  9  Main 

GAY  LESUB  F  (Woodhead  ft  Gay), 
46  Spring 

Gelatt  H  B  (Gelatt  &  Wells),  Requena 
bet  Los  Angeles  and  Wilminj^ton 

Gelatt  k  Wells  (H  B  Gelatt  and  W  H 
Wells),  livery  sttbles,  Requena  bet 
Los  Angeles  aad  Wilmington 

Gerkens  J  F,  saloon,  San  Fbrnaudo, 
East  Los  Angeles 

GERMAIN  El  commission  and  for- 
warding and  wholesale  produce,  28 
and  3()  Main 

Gibbs  G  C,  attomey-at-law,  30  Baker 
Block 

GIBSON  C  Wi  groceries,  crockery, 
provisions  and  produce.  Richar.l  Hei- 
mann  mana  er,  80-S4  Main 

Gibson  F  A  (Judson,  Gillete  and  Gib- 
son), 131  Main 

Giese  F  Jr,  druggist,  60  Spring 

GIESE  HENRY,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, wagons,  etc,  22  Aliso 

Gilchrist  J  D,  job  printer,  13  Downey 
Block 

Gillete  J  W  (Judson,  Gillete  &  Gibaou), 
131  Main 

Gilliland  Thomas,  master  car-repairer, 
Southern  Pacific  R  R 

Gillingham ,  physician,  129  Main 

Gillniann  Henry,  barber,  96  Main 

Gim  Charles,  wood  and  hay  yard,  183 
Spring 

GLASSELL.   SMITH  &  PATTON 

(Andrew  Glassell,  Geo  H  Smith  and 
Geo  S  Patton),  attorneys-at-law,  88- 
90  Temple  Block 
Gli.lden  E  C,  agt  New  No.  8  Wheeler 
k  Wilson  Sewing  Machines,  127  Main 

GL03E  COFFEE  AND  SPICE 
MILLS.  E  W  Pratt  ftCu  proprietors, 
86-90  Aliso 


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Olover  C  J,    propr   Sonthorn    Pacific 

Transfer  Co,  40  Main 
Olover  R  C,  blaokamith,  cor  New  High 

aid  Ist 
Gti.lfrey  Bros  (H  D  and  A  O  Godfrey), 

drugifiatti  and  ohemiHts,  91  Spring 
Godfrey    John    P,    attorney-at-law,    9 

T.  mplo  Block 
OOFF  ISAAC  G  (laaao  GofiT  &    Co), 

cnr  Aliso  and  Alameda 
OOFF  ISAAC  C  ft  CO  (I^aac  C  Goff 

and  H   H   Cooper),   commission  and 

dealers  in  California  produce,  corner 

Aliso  and  Alameda 
Goldman  W  P  &  Co  (VV  Pand  I S  Gold- 
man), watchmakers  and  jewelers,  28 

Spring 
Goldstein  Mrs  S,  groceries  and  fruits, 

142  Main 
Goldsworthy   John,   civil  and  mining 

engineer,  53  Temple  Block 
Golltner  Charles,  carriage  painter,  Aliso 

bet  Los  Angeles  and  Alametla 
Gondran  Auguste,  barber,  3  Aliio 
Goodeoough    &    Gregory,     fruits,    78 

Spring 
Goodwin  L  C,   vice-pres  Farmers'  and 

Merchnts'  Bank,  31  Main 
(joodwin  P,  horaeshiier,  107  Spring 
OOULD  WH.  publisher   "ihe  Daily 

Commercial,"  54  Spring 
Gould  Wdl  D,   atturney-at-law,  82  and 

83  Temple  Block 
Graham  D  M   (Riley  &  Graham),   29 

Main 
Graham  H  C  (Thayer  &  Graham),  29 

Sprini; 

GRAND  CENTRAL  HOTEL.  Geo  A 

Fi»rd  pr  prietDr,  30-2  Main 
Grand  R,  lilat^ksmith  and  wagohmakcr, 

lOi)  New  Aliso 
Graves  &  Ch  ipm^n  (J  A  Graves  and  J 
8  Cliapman),  attorneys-at-law,  6  Ba- 
ker Block 
Graves  J  A  (Graves  &  Chnpman),   at- 

toriioy-at-law,  G  B.iker  Block 
Gray  Wm  H,  nutary  public,    1.11  Main 
Green   £  K,    wind-milU,    pump^    and 

tanks,  Temple  nr  New  High 
Groenbaum  K,  cigars,  tobacco,  notions, 

etc,  98  Main 
Gritlin  E,  bo  tmaker,  43  Spring 
Gi'ifliii  George,  civil  engineer,   Downey 

Block 
Griffin  J  E,  attorney-at-law,  45  Temple 

Block 
Griffin  J  W,  collector,  22  Spring 
GRIFFITH  J  M  (J  M  Gnffith  &  Co), 
plaitinij-mills,  lumber,  lime  and  plas- 
ter, Alameda  north  of  Macy,  residence 
87  F.Tt 

GRIFFITH  JM  &  CO  (J M Griffith), 

pluning-mills,  lumber,  lime  and  plas- 
ter, Alameda  north  of  Macy 


Groben  Henry,  saloon,  Requena  under 
U  S  Hotel 

Grover  N  B,.  bootmaker  and  fruits,  80 
Spring 

Ouercio  Camillo,  barber,  29  J  Spring 

GUERRERO  J  D,  groceries,  cor  Up- 
per Main  and  Marcnesaault 

Haas  A  (Hellman,  Haas  &  Co),  14  and 
16  Los  Angeles 

Haas  Jacob  (Hellman,  Haas  &  Co),  14 
and  10  Los  Angeles 

Haefner  F  W  (Schmidt  &  Haefiier),  45 
Los  Ant^eles 

Haines  R  R,  local  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

HALEY  S>  att9rney-at-law,  room  2 
over  First  National  Bank 

Hall  A  W,  insurance  and  real  estate 
asrt,  7  Commercial 

BLALL  CHAS  V*  commission  mer- 
chant, wholesale  dealer  in  fruits,  grain 
and  country  produce,  trial  orders  and 
consignments  solicited,  92  Spring 

Hall  J  H,  fruits,  conlectionery,  cigars 
and  tobacco,  130  Main 

Hall  T  S,  internal  revenue  and  custom 
broker,  13  Court 

Hambrook  R  J  (Hambrook  &  Ward), 
cor  Miirchessault  and  Alameda 

Hambrook  &  Ward  (R  J  Hambrook  and 
James  Ward),  furniture  manufactur- 
er*.  cor  Marchessault  and  Alameda 

HAMBURGER  A,  propri  tor  Peoples' 
Store,  dry  goods,  shoes  and  millinery, 
84  and  86  Main 

HAMMEL  ft  DENKER  (Henry  Ham- 
niel  and  A  H  Dunker),  proprietors 
Cosmopolitan  Hotul,  49  and  51  Main, 
and  United  States  Hotel,  cor  Main 
and  Requena 

Hammel  Henry  (Hammel  &  Denker), 
49  and  51  Main 

Hammond  Miss  L  .T,millm3ry,  30 Spring 

Haniman  &  Bloeser  (P  Haniman  and  W 
A  Bloeser),  poultry,  game,  fruits,  etc, 
134  Main 

Hanly  Geo  T  &  Co  (Geo  T  Hanly),  cof- 
fee  and  spice  mills,  teas,  cofTee,  spices, 
baking  powder,  etc,  near  Now  Depot 

Hannon  J,  phys  cian,  Mascarel  Block 

HannonJC,  supervisor,  Savannah  Poat- 
offico 

Hansen  GeoTge  (Hansen  &  Solano), 
Union  Hall,  Spring 

Hansen  &  Solano  (Geo  Hansen  and 
Alfred  Solano),  surveyors^  Union  Hall, 
Spring 

Harbeck  Adolph,  saloon,  48  Spring 

Harbert  B,  restaurant.  S2  Spring 

Hargitt  G,  carpenter  and  builder,  Tem- 
ple near  New  High 

HARPER,  REYNOLDS  &  CO  (C  F 

Harper,  C  C  Reynolds  and  Robins 
Little),  hardware,  st  -ves,  and  metals, 
108  and  110  Main  and  77  Los  Angeles 


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Harris  L,  clothing,  03  Main 
HARTLEY  TOHN  DAVIS,  physician 

and  surgeon,  32  uiid  83  B.iker   Block 
Harvey  Mrs  Julia,  einploymeut  office,  8 

Temple 
Has*  L  M,   watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

ISO  Main 
Har  tings  0  S.  electrical  physician,  Post- 

oifice  Building 

HAVERSTICK  J  W.  receiver  United 
States  laud  otfije,  MuD.triuid  Block 

Hayes  John,  bnntmaker,  121  Main 

Hayman  B,  hlavkamith  and  wagon- 
maker,  38  Ali-*o 

Hazard  G  W,  harness  and  saddles,  26 
Lis  Ani(eles 

Hazard  H  '1',  attorney-at-Iaw  and  city 
attorney,  S>  Downey  Block 

Hnzaltiie  Wm,  dentist,  IIU^  Main 

Hechtman  A  J  (tiechttnan  &>  Van 
Matre),  opp  New  D^'pot 

Hechtman  &,  Vim  M!itre(A  J  Hechtman 
and  M  Van  Matre),  prO|>riet;orti  Kan- 
sas City  House,  opp  new  depot  of 
Southern  Pacitic  H  R 

HEIHANN  RICHARD,  m^r  for  C  VV 

Gibson.  80,  8:i.and  84  Main 

Hfiiisuh  H,  saddles,  hirnes-*,  saddlery, 
hardware,  etc,  23  Main  opp  Baker 
Block 

HEINZEM  AN  C  F>  druggist  and  chem- 
ist, 72  M.I  in 

HELLMAN.  HAAS  &  CO  (H  W  Hel- 
man,  Jacob  and  A  Haas,  an<l  Jacob 
B^ruch),  wholes ilu  gricji-s,  litiui  rj, 
cigars  and  tob.icco,  hardware  and 
grain  and  wool.  1 1  ni\<\  ]l>  Ljs  Angeles, 
14  and  16  Cominerc 

Hellmun  H  W  (Hd'lir  aas  &  Co), 

14  and  16  Los  Aug  .<..■> 

Hellmah  L  W,  prjiiJeit  Farmers*  and 
Merchants'  B  mic,  51  Main 

Hellman  8,  books,  stationery,  hard- 
ware, etc,  8  Spring  and  il3  Main 

Hond  -rson  J  A  (Henierdou  &  Marshall), 
36  Los  Anareles 

HEITDERSOX  &  MARSHALL  (J  A 

UeiietliSDn,  M  H  La  t'etra  and  W 
F  Marshall),  importers  and  dealers  in 
iron,  steel,  hardware,  wagon  and  car- 
riage material,  36  Los  Angeles 

Henry  Chas,  supt  Naud's  warehouse, 
Alameda  opp  Birgen 

Herrick  John,  feed  and  sale  stable,  111 
Sprinst 

HE\Kr£S  M  S>  boots  and  bhoes,  69 
8priiig 

Hewitt  E  E,  assistant  snpt  S  P  11  B, 
Los  Angeles  and  Yuma  Division 

Hiilario  Prcci  ido  &  Co,  Mexican  res- 
taurant, 13  Main 

HINDS  GEORGE  (Vickery  &  Hinds), 
122  Main 


Hinton  J  W,  supt  public  schools,  Court 

House 
Hir^uhfeM   P,   book*,    stationery    and 

fancy  goods,  7 1  Main 
Hod^kins   M  E  (A  E  Hoyt  &  Co),  70 

Spring 
Ho4'  M,  dry  goods,  42  Fort 
Holbrook  J  k',  uit'r  we'l  uud  water  pip** 

and  deep  well  pumps,    Bequeuu  ur 

Wdmington 
HOLDERSBACH  H.  wire  works,  46 

li«t 
Hollaway    J    B,  attorney-at-law,     64 

Temple  Block 
HOLLlENBEGK  A  H>  stencilr,  rubber 

stamps,  e.c,  4  L  is  Angeles 
HoUiugsworth  J  W,  dentist,  17  Spring 
Holmes  A  C,  notary  public,  37  Temple 

Block 
Holmes  &  Scott  (Mrs  A  B  Holmes  and 

C  O  Scott),  wood  and  coal,  1 10  Spring 
Holton  G  M,  attoraey-at  law,  13   Tem- 
ple Block 
Homistou  R  C,  c  rpouter  and  builder, 

5  I'd 
Horan  Miss  Leonora,  dressmaking,  17 

Spring 
Home  &  Abal  (W  A  Home  and  W  H 

Abj|),  drug;;i3ts,  opp  New  Depot 
Horni  \V  A  (Home  &  Abel),  opp  New 

Depot 
Hossman  E,  barber,  20  Spring 
Hotel  de  Strasbourg,  F  Endl  propr,  159 

Alameda 
Uouche  E  L,  restaurant,  Requena  bet 

Main  and  Los  Angeles 
Hough  A  M,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

HOVGHTELIN  D  K-  poultry,  fish, 

game  and  oil,  t)8  Spring 
Howard  Bryant  &  Co  (Bryant  Howard), 

paints,  oils,  glass  and  hardware,  126 

Main 
Howard  F  H,  attorney-at-law,  78  Tem- 
ple Block 
Howard  James  G,  attorney-at-law,  16 

and  18  D  iwney  Block 
Howard     Volney    E,    superior    judge, 

Court  House 
Ho  vo  Geo  E,  tin  and  sheet   iron  ware, 

cor  S|<ring  ami  6th 
Howes  F  C  (FC  Ho>ve3&  Co),  36  Sprin 

Howes  F  C  &  Co  (F  C  Howes  and  Lew  J 
Thomp<«>n),  wholesale  and  retuil 
groceries,  36  Spring 

Iloyt  A  E  (A  E  Hoyt  &  Co),  70  Spring 

HytAE&C.  (AE  Hoyt  and  M  E 
Hodgkins),  furniture,  70  Spring 

HubbeTl  S  C,  attorneyat-la»v,  cor  Main 
and  Commercial 

HUFf  Wlf  R  (David  E  Adams  &  Co), 
Baker  Block 

Hiig'ies  Robert,  Russian  medicated  elec- 
tric baths,  13  Main 


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HnghM   Mn  W   B,  dressmaking,   II 

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Hughua  W  R,  hay  yard  and  feed  store, 

»U  Spring 
Hupp  Geo  S,  attoruey>at-law,  Temple 

Block 
Hutton  J  F,  attorney-at-law 
Huttou  Sutherland,  real  eatate 
lUioh  J,  restaurant  and  oyster  saloon, 

117  Main 
I  O  O  T  Hall,  80  Main 
Jackson  John  E,  city  surveyor.  Union 

Hull,  Spring 
Jaooby  Bros  (N  C  and  L  Jaooby),  cloth- 

injit,  cor  Teinp'e  and  Main 
Jacoliy  0  (Jacuoy  Bros),  res  San  Fran- 
cisco 
Jacoby  Conrad,  editor  and  propr  "Sued- 

Oaliforuische  Podt,"  74  Main 
Jarbeck  Misa  C  J,   ladies'  hairdresser, 

6Ui  Sprins 
Jenkins  U  M,  city  water  overseer,  2  Ist 
Jensen  C,  m<  ruliant  tailor,  7  Spring 
JOHNSON  CHAS  B,   register  United 

Stativi  Land  Ottice,  McUonuld  Block, 

and  attorufy-at-law,  i)  Temple  Block 
Johnson  H  M,  real  estate,  17  Spring 
Johnson  Mrs  Fetra,  fruits,  candies,  etc, 

2U  Main 
Jones  J   H,    feed  and  sale   stable,  cor 

Spring  luul  5th 
JOURDAN    CHARLES,   cooper,  4G 

Comuieriiul 

JOURDAN  MRS  CHARLES,  wines, 

liiiuurs,  rruita,  Oiiudioa  and  groceries. 
48  Cunimerciid 
Judson  A  U,  nt'orney-nt-Iaw,  131  Main 

JVDSON.    OILLETE   &   OIBSON. 

searchers  of  rectrds,  abstracts  and 
titles,  131  Main 

Kansas  City  House,  Hechtman  &  Van 
Matre  proprs,  opp  new  depot  South- 
ern Pacific  K  R 

Katz  B,  attorney-at-law,  45  Temple 
Block 

Kays  J  C,  citv  treasurer 

KfiNEALT  JOHN  ( Dillon  &  Kenealy), 
corner  Main  and  Ke(iii«'na 

KERCKUOff,  GUZNER  &  CO  (W 

a  ami  lieo  Kerckhotf  uiid  J'tuies  Cuz- 
ner),  lumber,  dixirs,  saali,  lath,  plaster, 
cement,  pliming-niill,  etc,  corner  Ala- 
nietla  and  Macy 

KeruklioirGeoriiu  (KerckhofT,  Cuzner  & 
Co),  couucdman,  cor  Alameda  and 
Macy 

Kerokhoff  W  G  (Kerckhoff,  Cuzner  & 
Co),  cur  Alameda  ami  Macy 

KERR  JAMES  (Compton  &  Kerr), 
PoHt-ofiice  Building 

KIEFER  J  &  GO  (J.  P  P  and  O  H 
Kiefer),  impoitcrx  and  dealers  in 
wines,  liquors  and  cigors,  nifrs  Cal- 
if, rnia  wines  and  brandies,  12  Main 


Kiefer  J  (J  Kiefer  &  Co),  12  Main 
Kiefer  O  H  (J  Kiefer  ft  Co),  12  Main 
Kiefer  P  P  (J  Kiefer  ft  Co),  12  Main 
King  A  J,  atturney-at-law,  74  Temple 

Bn.ck 
King  Henry,  chief  of  po'ice,  40  Spring 

K.NQ  HENRY  (King  ft  Villa),  20 

Aliso 
KINO  ft  VILLA   (Henry  King  and 

David  Villa),  horsttiiuers,  20  Aliso 
Kirkpatrick  Itoss,  physician,  68  Aliso 
Kirkpati'ick  R  C,  pliysiuijin,  IIU^  Main 
Klinefelter  S  K  (Gardner  ft  Klinefelter) 

3U  Main 
Knox  M  M,  physician,  116)  Main 
Kohler  A,  attorney-at-law,  72  Temple 

Block 
Koster  J,  bakery,  94  Spring 
Kostliwy  J,  boAtmaker,  lU  Commercial 
Kremer  M,  iiisurance  iigt,  4  Spring 
Knck  D  (Kuck  ft  Ludemunn),  5*2  Mprin^r 
Kuck   ft    Ludeniann  (D   Kuck    jud    F 

Lu(lemann),  |)ro)irs  the  Fount,  lin  Sa- 
loon, 52  and  54  Spring 
Kuhrts     <*,   chief  tire  department   and 

Council  lan 
Kurtz  JiiBe|*h,  physician,  29  Main 
Kysor  E  F  (K^sor  ft  Morgan),  131  Main 

KTSOR  ft  MORGAN  (E  F  Kysor 
and  O  Morgiin),  arcliitectsi,  131  Main 

Labonge  A,  barber,  5ii  Main 

Laclede  Hotel,  Jerry  Cahill  propr,  nr 
New  Depot 

"LA  CR0NICA,"LaCronicaPub1ish- 

iui;  (.'o  publis  lers,  2  Downey  Block 
LACT  W,  c.tshier  First  Naiiunul  Bank, 

68  Main 
LA  FETRA  G  W,   principal    of    the 

Los  Angeles  Business  College,   Post- 

otiice  Buildinc; 
LA  FETRA  C  W,  proprietor  Los  An- 

gelu:>  BuHineSj  Cullegi-,  1-4  Odd  Fel- 
lows Building 
La  Fetra  M  H  (Henderson  ft  Marshall), 

3U  Lnn  Angeles 
LALANDE  F,  liqnnrs  and  grocer ie!>, 

wholesale  and  retail,  corner  First  and 

Alameda 
Lamb  C    C,    county    recorder.    Court 

House 
Luml>  ft  Warren  (C  K   Lamb  and  T  R 

Warren),  carpenters  and  builders,  loU 

Spring 
Lam  hie  Wm  T,  division  road  master,  S 

PR  R 
Lambourn  Frederick  (Lambourn  &  Tur- 
ner), 24  and  2ti  Aliso 
Lamlionrn  &  Turner  (Fredk  Lambourn 

and  Wm  F  Turner),  groceries),  1:4  and 

20  Aliso 
LAMI  L  ft  CO  (T.I  Lami  and  Louis  Ar- 

daut),  carriaj^e  and  wagon  makers,  cor 

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LAMI  LOUIS  (L  Lami  k  Co),  grocer- 
ies, 128  New  Aliso 

Lamnthe  John,  auloon  and  boarding,  cor 
Requena  and  Los  Angeles 

Lankershim  &  Co,  proprs  Lo«  Angeles 
Mills,  47-51  Commercial,  uor  Ala- 
meda 

Lnssere  C,  saloon,  15  Aliso 

Lathrnp  H  B,  physician,  0  Baker  Block 

Lauth  Philip  (Lauth  &  Stecker),  cor  3d 
a<id  Main 

Lauth  &  Stecker  (Philip  Lauth  and  Fred 
Stecker),  proprs  New  York  Brewery, 
cor  3d  and  Main 

Lawrence  A  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  22 
Spring 

Lawrence  John,  snpt  Los  Angeles  Tele- 
phone Co,  cor  Main  and  Arcadia 

Lazarus  P,  books  and  statianery,  14  and 
16  Spring 

Lecroq  Mrs  Z,  dressmaker,  116)  Main 

LEE  B  W,  attnrney-at-law  and  notary 
public,  11-17  Baker  Block 

LaE  H  Ti  attorney-at-law  and  U  S 
Commissioner,  14  Temple  Block 

Leiss  Ernst,  confectionery  and  restau- 
rant, 125  Main 

LEON  BALFHt  cigars  and  tobacco,  62 
Main 

Lester  J  H,  pres  the  American  Colony, 
38  Spring 

Levy  Michel,  wines,  liquors,  cigars,  to- 
bacco, etc,  61  and  63  M>iin 

LEVY  SIMON,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission dealer  in  hides,  wool,  grain, 
etc,  49  Aliso,  also  Hermosilla,  Uuay- 
mas  and  Mexico 

Lewis  Bros  (M  E  and  M  Lewis),  boots 
and  shoes,  57  and  50  Spring 

Lichtenberger  L,  manfr  and  impor'er 
carriagetand  wagons,  147  and  14U  Main 

Loeb  L  (Eugene  Meyer  &  Co),  17  Spring 

Liever  John,  gunsmith,  guna,  pistols, 
etc,  11  Commercial 

Linde  Freda  ick,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 71  Muin 

Lindley  Milton,  county  treasurer,  oflSce 
Farmers'  and  Merchants'  Bank 

Ling  R  A,  constable 

LIFS  C  C(  manager  for  E  Martin  &  Co, 
24  Main 

Littleboy  William,  druggist,  102  Main 

LOCKHART  L  j>  hay,  grain  and  mill 

f  ed,  40  Los  Angeles 
Lockwood  Geo  N,  constable 
Lockwood  J,  train-master  S  P  R  R 
Logan  Miss  M,  dressmaker,  5  First 

LOS  ANGELES  BUSINESS  COL- 
LEOE  (The),  C  W  La  Fetra  principal, 
Post-office  Building 

LOS  ANOELES  BUSINESS  COL- 
LEGE. CW  La  Fetra  proprietor,  1-4 
Odd  Fellows  Building 


Los  Angelea  Cigar  Factory,  Chas  0 
Cht'eselirongh  propr.  29  Spriiyr 

LOS  ANGELES  OtTT  FUHUOLI- 

BBABT.  hiiaa  Mary  £  Foy  librarian, 

Downey  Block 
Los  Angeles  City  Water  Co,  Frodevick 

Eaton   supt,    cor    Marchessault   and 

Plaza 
Los  Angeles  County  Bank,  I  S  Slauann 

Sres,   H  L  McNeil  cashier,   Temple 
lock 

"LOS  ANGELES  DAILY  TIMES." 

YiirnoU,    Cay  stile,    Mathes   &    Otis 

itroprietors,  9  Temple 
OS  ANGELES  EVENING  TEL- 
EGRAM." Evdniiig  Tolegram  Pub- 
lishing Co  publiahers,  Tho':  Cardiner 
business  manager,  134  Main 
Los  Angelei  Oas  Co,  office  works.  Turner 

"LOS  AI7GELES  HERALD."  (daily 

and  weekly),  J   D  Lynch  editor   and 

publisher,  25  Spring 
Los  Angeles  Ice  Mfg  Co,  Oeo  E  Milliken 

mgr,  opp  New  Depot 
Los  Angelea  Infirmary,   conducted  by 

the  Sisters  of  Charity,    opp   Union 

Depot 
Los  Angeles  Mills  (flouring),   Lanker- 

ahim  ft  Co  proprs,  47-51  Commercial, 

cor  Alameda 
Los  Angeles  Soap  Co,   Forthmann    ft 

Bergin,  23-27  Banninst 

"LOS  ANGELES  STAR"  (monthly), 
iitso  T  Uaiily  ft  Co  publishers,  near 
New  Depot 

Los  Angeles  Telephone  Co,  W  C  Per- 
kins m<rr,  cor  Main  and  Arcada 

"LOS  ANGELES  WEEKLY  MIR- 
ROR." Yarnell.  Caystile,  Mathes  ft 
Otis  proprietors,  9  Temple 

Lovell  E  L,  lather,  cor  Muin  and  Com- 
merci'd 

Ijowry  H  N,  attorney-at-law,  116)  Main 

Ludemann  F  (Kuck  ft  Ludemann),  52 
Sprinff 

LUITWIELER  S  W,  carriage  and 
wagons  and  a^rents  Studebaker  Bros' 
waeou",  cr  Los  Ans^eles  and  Requena 

"L'UNION  NOUVELLE."  P  Gauee 

proprietor,  room  21,  Downey  Block 
LYNCH  JOSEPH  D.  publisher   "Loa 

Angeles  Herald,"  25  Spring; 
M  ickenzie  C  R,  engineer,  Sepulveda 
Macneil    H    L,    cashier    Loa     Angelea 

County  Bmk.  Temple  Block 
Mahlstedt  D  (D  Mahlstedt  ft  Co),  Aliso 

MAHLSTEDT  D  &  CO  (D  Mahlste<lt 

and  Geo  Zobelein),  proprietors  Phila- 
delphia Brewery  and  Malt  House, 
Aliso 

Main  Street  and  Agrionltural  Park  R 
R  Co,  Wm  J  Broderick  pres,  John  O 
Wheeler  sec,  fi  Commercial 

Maier  Joseph,  saloon,  31  Spring 


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Maier  Simon,  meat  market,  37  Spring 
Munnmg   Joseph,  painter,   Id  and  17 

Conrt 
MansHeld  k  Cheney   Mohn    Manafleld 

MndWm  A  Cheney  K  attorr.eye-at-iaw, 

40,  SO  and  51  Temple  Blor^k 
Marietich  J,  chop  houie,  4:'.  Main 
MnrU-au  k  Kaynea  (Wm  F  'iMrleau  and 

Frank  Raynea),  oigara  and  tobacco, 

62  Spring 
Marahall  k  Son,  carpentera,  contractors, 

and  buildera,  8'.'  Spring 
Maiahall  W  F  (Henderaun  k  Marahall), 

36  Lna  Anaelea 
MARTEEll  HORATIO,  aecond  hand 

clothiuif,  tailor,  dyeing  and  acouring, 

raajLjimk  and  bottle  depot,  4-8  Altao 
XAaTiN  E  ft  CO,  wholesale  liauora 

and  oiuam,  C  C  Lipa  manaiier,  24  Main 
Martin  Joaeph,  bootmaker,  60  Spring 
Maacarel  J,  councilman 
'daaey  Choa,  aaloon,  San  Fernando  opp 

New  Depot 
Maakell  k  Mercadantu  (John  Maakell 

and  Nicholas  Mercadaute),  commia- 

sion  merchanta,  fruits  and  produce, 

131  Main 
M'^thes  S  J  (Yurnell,  Caystile,  Mathes 

k  Otis),  U  Temple 
Mathews  Newell  (Brown  k  Mathews), 

55  Sp'i'tg 
Maxpy  B  D.  fe  d  stable,  80  Spring 
ilAXWELLW  8.   grain  dealer  and 

army  contractor,  13  C  >urt 
Mnyuard  k  Cochr.in  (H  H  Maynardand 

W  G  Cochrnn),  physicians,  Moscarel 

Block 
Maynard   Mrs  F  E,  dressmaking,  54 

Main 
Muynard  H  H  (Maynard  k  Cochran), 

physician,  M:ircurul  Block 
McAulay  k  Ciiishohn,  carpenters  and 

builders,  42  1st 
McBride   M   C,   job  printing,  room  21 

Downey  Block 
McCaffery  Thos,  train  dispatcher  S  P 

KR 
McDonald  A  S,  boots  and  shoes,   34 

Spring 
Mcdrarvin  Frank,  propr  American  Ex- 
change House,  cor  Spring  and  3d 
McGarvin  R  (McGarvm  k   White),  % 

Spring 
McUarvin  &  White  (R  McGarvin  and 

E  E  White),  carriage  and  wagon  mfrs, 

96  Spring 
McGinnis  K  T,  saloon,  57  Main 
Mclntyre  Mrs  F,  nurse,  our  Main  and 

Commercial 
MoKenzie  Alex,  liquors,  129  Main 
McKenzie    C    R,    eujjineer    Beaud  y's 

Water  Works 
MoLELLAN  0  Ft  insurance  agent,  5 

Commercial 


MoLELLAN  Hi  agent  Paoiflc  Coast 
Steamship  Co,  5  Cor  imercial 

McLenuon  S  D,  grooLries  and  liquora, 
163/'   .weda 

McMahon  P  J,  saloon,  33  Main 

MuMuuis  Patrick,  saloon,  cor  San  Fer- 
nand  i  and  East  Los  Angeles 

MvMeuomy  John  C,  plumber  and  gas- 
fitter,  1st  nr  Spring 

Melius  F  C,  propr  Pauifio  Salt  Works 

Melvin  Mrs,  dressmaking.  New  High 

MENDELSHON  Q,    merohant  tailor, 

44  Main 
Mendibles  Felicia,   fruits,   cigars,   etc, 

cor  Upper  Main  and  Marchesaault 

MENDIOROZ  AUBELIO,  watchmak- 
er and  jeweler,  11  Arcadia 

UERRIAM  A  ft  CO  (A  Merriam), 
candy  m  tnufaoturerv  and  wholesale 
confectioners,  32  Spring 

Merz  H  (Peschke  k  Merz),  76  and  78 
Aliso 

Mesmer  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  104 
Main 

Mesnagor  k  Co  (O  ^i  Mesnager  and  A 
Dalgalarrando),  n.itive  wine  and  vin- 
egar mfrs,  00.  tius  Angeles  and  Com- 
mercial 

Mesnager  Gr  L  (Mesnager  k  Co),  cor  Los 
Angeles  and  Commercial 

METBERO  BROS  (Max  and  Moritz 

Meyborg),   importers  and  dealers  in 

crockery,  glass  and  tinware,  cutlery, 

gas  and  coal  oil  fixtures  and  baby  oar- 

riages,  81  Mnin 
METBER9  MAX  (Mayberg  Bros),  81 

Mnin 
METBERa  MORITZ  (Meyberg  Bros), 

81  Main 
Meyer  Eugene  (Eugene  Meyer  &  Co),  17 

Spring 
Meyer  Eugene  k  Co  (Eugene  Meyer, 

Nathan  Cahn  and  L  Loeb),  dry  goods, 

17  and  19  Spring 
Meyer  Samuel,  crockery  and  glassware, 

43  Main 
Miles  Bros  (C  S  and  D  E  Miles),  fruit, 

provisions  and  produce,  5  Los  Angeles 
Millard  J  R,  mfr  windmills,  pumps  and 

tiinks,  5  -  d 
Milliken  O  E,  m{;r  Los  Angeles  Ice  Mfg 

Co,  opp  New  Depot 
Milleken  S  J,  carriage  and  wagonmaker, 

Aliso 
MILLER  JACOBi  proprietor  Pioneer 

Marble  Work$*,  48  Ist 
Mills  H   W  (Pomeroy    k    Mills),   cor 

Spring  and  Court 
Milner  John,  sec  Farmers'  and  Mer- 
chants' Bank,  51  Main 

MIRANSETTE  J  S  ft  BRO  (J  S  and 
Peter  Mirandette),  meat  market,  66 
Aliso 


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MIBANDETTE  J  S  (J  S  Miraudette 
&  Co),  m  Aliao 

MIRANOETTE  PETER  (J  S  Miron- 

dette  &  Co),  U(i  Alisu 
Mitchell  H  M,  attorney -at-law,  77  Tem- 
ple Block 
Mitchell  J  B,  2'»  Temple  Block 
MOE  GEORGE  E.  proprieto,-'  Capital 
Ueatanruut,  Sau  Femaudo  opposite 
New  Depot 
Molle  Victor,  feed  stable,  40  Aliso 
Muloney  1{,  carriage  aud  wa&oninaker, 

16  Aliso 
Mont  I  jo  Manuel,  saddle-tree  maker,  52 

Center 
Moody  William,  variety,  62  Spring 
Moore  Alfreil,  real  estate,  1  Keqiiena 
Moore  &    Diffendofer  (J   E  Moore  and 

B  W  Diffendofer),   fruits,  opp  New 

Depot 
Moore  Walter  Sv  deputy  collector  U   S 

internal  revenue,  aud  councilman,  13 

Court 
Moran  &  Co,  paiuters.  Temple  nr  New 

High 
Moraii  J  P,  pres  city  council 
Moreno  J  F,  harness  and  naddlemaker, 

13  Aliso 
Morf(.rd  &  Son  (  W  E  and  W  E  Mor- 

ford  Jr),  real  estate,  4  Spring 
Morgan  (i    W,  real  estate,  55  Temple 

Block 
Morj^an  John    C,   attorney-at-law,   71 

Tim  pie  Block  — ^ 

Morg.iu  Octavius   (Kysor  &   Morgan), 

131  Main 
Morhiner  C  W,  attorney-at-law,  8  Tem- 
ple Block 
M>r8ch  F,  livery  stable,  134  Main 
M'iseiibach    F   0,    attorney -at-law,   29 

Main 
Mutt  S  H  (Perry,  Woodworth  &  Co),  76 

Commercial 
Moya  M,  groceries,  cor  Upper  Main  and 

Short 
Mueller  K  (Wieser  &  Mueller),  29  Main 
Mullally  J,  councilman 
MuMio  D  (Itiuhardsou  &  Munro),  Post- 

oflice  Buildifiu 
Nadeau  H,  physician  and  coroner,  131 

Main 
Nagle  D,  bootmaker,  cor  Alameda  and 

Commercial 
Nautl  E  (Naud,  Weyse  &  Co),  29  Com- 

merciiil 
Naud,  Weyse  A  Co  (E  Naud,  O  O   and 

U  <r  Weyse),  native  u  inesand  liquors, 

29  Commercial,  and  131  and  133  Ala- 
meda 
Nau<rs  Warehouse,  Chas   Henry  supt, 

Alamcila  opp  Birgen 
Naud'i*  Warelioiise,  Naud,  Weyse  &  Co 

pi-oprA,  Alameila  nr  junction  Main 
NewboldE  V,  fruits,  61  Spring 


Newlands  Wm  Y,  saloon,  39  Spring 

NEWHARK  H  (H  Newmark  ft  Co), 
1 1  Lot  Angeles 

NEWHARK  H  &  CO  (H  Newmark, 
K  Cohn  and  M  A  Newmark),  whole- 
sale grocers  and  hardware,  11-15  Los 
Angeles 

NEWMARK  M  A  (H  Newmark  ft 
Co),  11  L<>s  Angeles 

New  York   Brewery,  Sauth  ft  Stecker 

Iiroprs,  cor  3d  and  Main 
SW  YOBK  SALOON,  Gus  C  Perret 
propr,  128  Spring 

Niece  C  F,  druggist,  52  Main 

Niedecken  Hermann,  groceries,  cor 
Spring  and  4th 

Nittioger  Edward,  employment  office 
and  real  estate,  67  Spring 

Nnechi  John,  boarding,  130  Alameda 

NOEL  JAMES>  wholesale  and  retail 
li  |U  'rs  and  cigars,  114  Main 

Nolte  T,  merchant  tailor,  29  Main 

Norbou  Henry,  salocni,    10  Conintercial 

N'Tdliiiger  S,  watches,  clocks  and 
jewelry,  60  Main 

Norihcratt  C  L  (Northcraft  ft  Clark), 
cor  Arcadia  and  Main 

Northcraft  ft  Clark  (C  L  and  W  H 
Northcraft,  and  Thos  B  Cl.irke),  auc- 
tion and  ctimmisjion,  cor  Arcadia  and 
Main 

Northcraft  W  H  ( Northcraft  ft  Clark), 
cor  Aicadia  and  Main 

Norton  A,  clothing,  13  Commercial 

Norton  Charles,  tailor,  3  Aliso 

Nort<ni  M,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  126 
Main 

Norton  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  Baker 
Block,  22  Main 

Norton  W  K,  architect,  17  Temple 
Block 

NOWATH  JOSEPH,  brick  manufac- 
turer, \  ale  near  College 

0*DONNEL  P  N  (O  Donuel  ftSutliffc), 
cor  A  lino  and  iiarcia 

O'DOIVNEL    &   SUTLIFFE    (P   N 

O'Donoel  and  John  SutliH'e),  proprie- 
tors Pioneer  Iron   Foundry  and  Ma- 
chine Shop,  cor  Aliio  and  (larcia 
Olden  Mrs  W  U,   furnieihed  rooms,    II 

Main 
O'Melveny    H    K    S,  attorney-at-law, 

olfico  over  First  National  Bank 
O'Melveny  H  W,   attorney-at-law,   cor 

Main  and  Commercial 
O'Neil  J  S,  councilman 
Orme  H  S,  physician,  74  Main 
ORRB  F  (Ponct  ft  Orr),  66  Main 
Osborn  Wm  M,  proprietor  Eureka  Liv- 
ery Stable,  21  5th 
Odborn  Wm  M,  harness  and  saddles, 

107  Spring 
OSBORmE  JOHNi  proprietor  Osborne's 
Overland  Transfer  Co,  3  Market 


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3  Market 

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Market 
Otis  H  G  (Yamell,  Caystile,  Mathes  & 

Otis),  9  Temple 
PACinC  COAST  S  S  CO.  H   Mc- 

Leilan  agent,  5  Commercial 
Page  R  D  (Piatt  &  Page),  -.'4  Spring 
Palmer  F  M,  dentist,  Muscarel  Block 
Park  Mrs  M   E,  millinery  and  fancy 

golds,  15  Spring 
Pasadena  Stage  Line,  office  29  Main  . 
Paterson  Frank  (Williams  &  Paterson), 

cor  Main  and  Cummercial 

PAUL  C  T  (Chapman  &  Panl),  9  Com- 
mercial 

Payne  D  R  (Payne,  Stanton  &  Co),  65 
Main 

Payne  H  T  (Payne,  Stanton  &  Co),  65 
Main 

Payne,  Stanton  &  Co  (H  T  Payne,  T  E 
Stanton  and  D  R  Payne),  photograpli- 
er?,  Downey  Block,  65  Main;  also 
Temple  Block 

Peachy  G  W,  harness,  saddles  and 
saddlery  hardware,  76  Main 

Pearson  Chas  B,  architect,  3  Downey 
Block 

Pelletier  Aug  (Jules  Pierret  &  Co),  40 
Commercial 

PELLISSIER  0,  breeder  of  the  finest 
French  merino  sheep,  489  Los  An- 
geleij,  Post-office 

Penning  C  H,  agent  Temple  Block, 
room  44 

PEOPLE'S  STORE.  A  Hambnrger 
propr,  dry  goods,  shoes  and  millinery, 
84  and  86  Main 

Perkins  W  C,  mar  Los  Angeles  Tele- 
phone Co,  cor  Main  and  Arcadia 

PERRET  GTJS  C,  proprietor  New 
York  Saloon,  128  S|  ring 

PERRT  &  POLLARD  (S  M  Perry 
and  Robt  Pollard),  plumbing  and  gas- 
fitting,  16  M  in 

PERRT  S  M  (Perry  &  Pollard),  16 
Main 

Perry  VVm  H  (Perry,  Woodworth  &  Co), 
76  Commerciil 

Perry,  Wood  worth  &  Co  (Win  H  Perry, 
W  VVoodwo^^h  and  S  H  Mott),  ^)lan- 
ing  mill,  .umber,  doors,  sash,  blinds, 
plaster  hair,  etc,  76  Commircial 

Peschke  E  f  I'eschke  &  Merz),  76  and  78 

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Peschke    &   Merz  (E  Peschke   and  H 

Merz),  gen  mdse  76  and  78  Aliso 
Peterson  Kev  P,  clergymm  (Methodist) 
Phelon  G  W   (Booth    4  Phelou),   cor 
Spring  and  2d 


PHILADELPHIABREWERTAND 
MALT  HOUSE.  D  Mahlstedt  &  Co 
prouiitors,  Aliso 

PhTi.TP  P,  insurance  agent,  7  Com- 
mercial 

PHILLIPS  SIMON,  dealer  in  wool, 
hides  and  pelts;  liberal  advances  made 
on  consignments;  general  attention 
p  id  to  sheep  buyers,  4  Los  Angeles 

PhillipsonI,  cutler  and  locksmith,  41 
Spring 

PICO  HOUSE,  Dunham  &  SchieSelin 
proprietors,  corner  Mam  ind  Plaza 

Pierret  Jules  (Jules  Pieriet  &;  Co),  40 
Commercial 

Pierret  Jules  &  Co  (lules  Pierret  and 
Aug  Pelletier),  bakery,  40  Commercial 

Pinte  Simon,  tailor,  8  Commerc  al 

PIONElbA  IRON  FOUNDRY  AND 

MACHINE  SHOP.  O'Dounel&Sut- 
litl'e    propiietors,    corner    Aliso   and 

CjrSLTCttL 

PIRONI  CHAS  B  (Preuss  &  Pironi), 
21  Spring 

Pisiere  Chas  A,  barber,  67  Spring 

Piatt  C  D  (Piatt  &  Page),  24Sprini 

Piatt  &  Page  (C  D  Piatt  and  li  U  Page^ 
watchmakers  and  jewelers,  24  Spring 

Polaski  Isadore  (L  Polaski  &  Sou),  58 
Main    /" 

Poliiski  Louis  (L  Polaski  &  Son),  58 
Main 

Poliiski  L  &  Son  (Louis  and  Isadore  Po- 
laski), dry  goods  and  clothing,  58 
Main 

POLLARD  ROBT  (Perry  &  Pollard), 
16  Main 

Pomeroy  A  E  (Pomeroy  &  Mills),  nota- 
ries public,  etc,  cor  Spring  and  Court 

Pomeroy  &  Mills  (A  E  pomeroy  and  H 
W  Mills),  real  estate,  loan  and  insur- 
ance agents,  cor  Spring  and  Court 

Ponet  Mrs  N  J,  millinery,  78  Main 

PONET  &  OBR  (V  Ponet  and  B  F 
O' ! ).  uiiilertakers,  66  Main 

PONET  V  (Ponet  &  Orr).  66  Main 

POST  OFFICE.  J  R  Dunkelberger, 
piistmuster,  Sjiring  near  1st 

Potts  A  W,  cle.k  county  court.  Court 
House 

Potts  J  W,  public  administrator,  corner 
Mail,  and  Commercial 

Pouyfourcat  J,  saloon  and  boarding,  8 
Los  Angeles 

Powell  Elli",  saloon,  6  Commercial 

Prager  C,  clothing  and  supervisor,  64 
Main 

Prager  Samuel,  saloon,  6!)  Main 

PRATT  E  W  &  CO  (E  W  Pratt  and 
M  E  Threlkeld),  proprs  Globe  Coffee 
and  Spire  Mills,  86-90  Aliso 

Prensent  Miss  B,  millinery,  76  Spring 

PREUSS  EDWARD  A  (Preuss  & 
Pironi),  21  Spring 


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PBEUSS  &  FISONI  (Ed  A  Prenn 
and  Chaa  R  Pironi),  draggjistB  and 
chemiats,  21  Spring 

Prichard  W  B,  real  estate,  17  Spring 

PBIDHAK  B  W.  bookbindery  and 
paper  box  manufactory,  54  Spring 

Pridham  William,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  ex- 
press, cor  Main  and  Market 

llUiMBT  S  L,  salocm,  16^  Main 

STEVE'S  SAMPLE  ROOMS, 

16^  Main  Street,  Los  Angeles. 


Choice  Wines  and  Liquors. 

Mixed  Drinks  a  Specialty. 
S.  L.  QUIMBY,  Proprietor. 

Ralphs  Bros  (Albert  and  Walter 
Ralphs),  groceries  and  litxuors,  corner 
Main  and  tith 

Rampe  F,  merchant  tailor,  127  Main 

Rangoiida  D,  saloun,  cor  Alis  >  and  Ala- 
meda 

RAPHAEL  BROS  (C  and  H  Raphael), 
wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in  paints, 
ods,  glass,  artists'  materials,  window 
blinds,  etc;  manufacturers  uf  picture 
frames,  coruicea  and  show  cases,  141 
Main 

RAYNAL  ALFRED,  carriage  and 
wagunmaker,  13::  uud  134  Alameda 

Rees  Samuel  (llees  &  Wirschinj^),  37  Los 
Angeles 

Rees  &  Wirsching  (Saml  Rees  and  Robt 
£  Wirsching),  wai>ons  and  farming 
implements,  33-37  Los  Angeles 

Reeve  B  J,  architect,  llti^  Main 

Reich  C  (Cohen  &  Reich),  Sau  Fernando, 
East  Los  Angeles 

Reid  Edward,  s^iloon,  St  Charles  Hotel, 
48  Main 

RENSHAW  ROBERT,  ornamental, 
church  aurt  other  glass  manufacturer, 
81  New  Hi-h 

Reynolds  J  J,  horse-trainer,  52  Temple 
Block 

Richardson  J  T  (Richardson  &  Muuro), 
Post-office  Building 

Richardson  &,  Munro  (J  T  Richardson 
and  Tiavid  Munro),  insurance  ugts, 
Post-office  Building 

Riley  &  Graham  ( Wm  Riley  and  D  M 
Graham),  real  est  xte  and  money  bro- 
kers, 29  Main 

Riley  O,  paperlianger 

Riley  William  (Rdey  &  Graham),  29 

Main  

RINKENBACH  AUGUST,  saloon,  ll 

Spring 
Roharts  Jnn,  attorney-at-law,  40  Spring 
Robinson  W  W,  city  auditor,  47  Spring 


Rodhchild  Me^eri  meat  market,  corner 
Sprineand  6th 

ROEDSR  LOUISt  carriMg«  and  wagon- 
maker,  87  and  89  Spring 
Rogers  A  Hi  supervisor,  Los  Angeles 

Romerlo  ChuS,  blacksmith,  72  Alameda 

Rose  L  J  (Stern  &  Ruse),  foot  Mason  st 

Bridge 
Ross  W  W,  physician,  31  Baker  Block 
Roth  E,  commercial  agent,  7  Commer- 
cial 

R0U0N7  L  D  &  CO  (Louis  Rougny, 
Emanuel  and  Joseph  Eyraud),  grocer- 
ies, fruits,  provisions,  cigars,  tubacco, 
etc,  corner  Los  Angeles  and  Commer- 
cial 

ROUGNY  LOUIS  (L  D  Rougny  &  Co), 
C'.irner  Los  Angeles  and  Commercial 

ROWAN  T  E>  reaJ  estate  and  commis- 
^ion,  12  Spnug 

ROWLAND  W  R.  sheriff,  Court 
House 

Rozsas  H,  physician,  48  Spring. 

Russell  &  Costera  (D  H  Rus-iell  and 
Chas  Castera),  furniture,  beddiag  and 
upholstery,  28  Los  Angeles 

Russell  D  H  (Russell  &  Castera),  28  Los 
Angeles 

Russell  W  H  H  (Russell  &  Whittier), 
attorney-at-law  and  searcher  of  rec- 
ords, 38  Spring 

Russell  &  Whitter  (W  H  H  Russell 
and  Clark  J  Whittier),  searoheis  of 
records,  38  Spring 

Ryan  A  W,  councilman 

St  Charles  Hotel,  T  W  Strobridge 
propr,  4li  Main 

SALMON  WM  B>  barber  and  baths, 
San  Fernandi)  opposite  New  Depot 

Santa  Cruz  M  G,  groceries  ana  jewelry, 
14  and  16  Upper  Main 

Santa  Cruz  Zeno,  bakery,  50  Upper 
Main 

Santos  J,  saloon,  6  Los  Angeles 

Savage  Joseph,  storekeeiier  U  S  bonded 
warehouse,  Alameda 

Sawyer  W,  physician,  29  Main 

Scliiefielin  Chisten  (Dunham  &Schieffe- 
lin),  cor  M  >in  and  Plaza 

Schilling  Paul,  saloon,  cor  Spring  and  2d 

>chindler  H,  buotmaker,  35  Spring 

Schley  Miss  E,  hairdr  sser,  59^   Spring 

Schmidt  Aug  (Schmidt  &  Haefner),  45 
Los  Angeles 

Schmidt  &  Haefuer  (Aug  Schmidt  and 
F  W  Haefner),  wagoumakers,  45  Los 
Angeles 

Schmidt  John,  propr  Workingmen's 
Home 

Schroeder  A  (Schroeder  Bros),  89  Spring 

Schroeder  Bros  (H  and  A  Schroeder), 
painters,  89  Spring 

Schroeder  Chut  W,  saloon,  opp  New 
S  P  Depot 


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SuhroederH  (Sohroeder  Bros),  89  Spring 
Sohroerlucke  J  H,  shooting  gallery,  39 

Spring 
Schubert  A  W,  saddles  and  harness,  7 

Aliso 
Schumacher  Henry,  bakery,  53  Spring 
SCOFIELD  ft  TBVIS.  importers  and 

dealers  in  oils,   paints,   leads,  glaas, 

etc,  E  A  Edwards  manager,  23   Los 

Angeles 
Scott  J  R,  attomey-at-law,  78  Temple 

Block 
Seligman  M   H,  crockery,   tinware,  no- 
tions and  furnishiuir  goods,  67  Sprint; 
"SEMI-TROPIC     CALIFORNIA." 

Chas  Coleman  Jr  editor    and    pub- 
lisher, corner  Spriag  ami  Court 
Seutous  Bros  (L  and  J  Sentous)i  meat 

market,  cor  Aliso  and  Los  Angeles 
Sentous  J  (Sentous  Bros),  cor  Aliso  and 

Los  Angeles 
Sentous  L  (Sentous  Bros),  cor  Aliso  and 

Los  Anzeles 
Sencous  f  M,  meat  market,  cor  Upper 

Midn  and  Short 
Sepiilveda     Ygnacio,    superior    judge, 

Court  House 
Seymour  F  A,  physician  and  surgeon, 

38  Spring 
Seymour  F  I,  dressmaking,  Baker  Block 
Seymour  &  Johnson  (J  U  Seymour  and 

M  D   Johnso'iOi  general   merchandise 

and  agriciiltural  implements,  1H3  Main 
Shaffer  John,  mfr touts,  etc,  tiS  Alamedi 
Sharp  &  Bloeser  (llobt  Sharp   and  John 

Bioeser),   carpets  aud  furniture,"^  143 

Main 
Shelling  Chas,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Shirpser  L,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes, 

35  Spring 
Shirpser  Mrs  S,  stamping  and  ladies' 

und'  rwear,  91  Spring 
Shooter  T,  mfr  Lidies'  shoes,  33  Main 
Shorb  A  S,  physician    (homeopathic), 

Mascarel  Block 

SHROOER    CHAS   A    (Shroder    & 

Eaton),  I'ico  House 
SHRODER    ft     EATON    (Chas    A 

Shroder  and  Chas    EUon),    liquors, 

Pico  House 
Shulat  Rev  W,  clergyman   (Methodist) 
Shumacher  H,  fruits,  54  Spring 
SIEOEL  Hi  gents'  f -arnisher,  and  hat- 
ter, 5t)  Main 
Simon  Charles,  barber,  161  Alameda 
Sipulveda  P,  saloon.  Upper  Main 
Sister  &  Olipas,  barber,   Requena    nr 

Main 
Slatigbtc-r  John,   saddles  and  harness, 

cor  Spring  and  2d 
Slansou   I  S,  pres  Los  Angeles  County 

Bank,  Temide  Block 

SLOTTERBECK    HENET,     guns, 

pistolsi  etc,  77  Main 


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(Henry  M  Smith,  Thomas  B  Bro^va 

and  A  W  Hutton),   attorueys-at-law, 

91-93  Temple  Block 
Smith  H  M,  carpenter  and  builder,  166 

Spring 
Smith  H  M,  real  estate,  54  Spring 
Smith's  Hotel,  J  W  Smith  propr,  cor 

Los  Angeles  and  Commercial 
Smith  &  Hupp  (Thomas  H  Smith  and 

Geo  S    Hupp),     att»rneys-at-law,  38 

and  40  Temple  Block 
Sm  th  J    VV,  I  ropr  Smith's  Hotel,  cor 

Los  Ange'es  and  Commercial 
Solano  Alfred  (Hansen  &  Solano),  Union 

Hbll,  Spring 
Solomon  B,  tailor,  18  J  Commercial 
Sopena  Vincent,  bakery,  8  Upper  Main 
Southern  Cali^rnia   Packiun  Co,  J  M 

Elliott  sec,  J  E  HoUenback  treas,  A 

H  Judson  pres,  M  Welch  supt,  junc 

A'iso  and  Macy 
Southern  Pacific  Transfer  Co,  C  J  Glover 

propr,  40  Main 
SPENCE  E  F,  president  First  National 

Bank,  68  Main 
Stanton  T  E  (Payne,  Stanton  &  Co),  65 

Main 
Stecker  Frederick   (Lauth  &;  Stecker), 

cor  3d  and  M  liu 
Steere  R,  councilman 

Stephens  C  M,  attorney-at-law,  77  Tem- 
ple Block 

STEPHENS  D  G,  Temple  Street  Liv- 
ery  Stable,  corner  Temple  and  New 
High 

Stephens  Wm  D,  attorney-at-Iaw,  S5 
Tempi    Block 

Steplienson  Walter  B,  attorney -at-1  aw, 
8  Temple  Block 

Stern  Chus  (Stern  &  Rose),  foot  of  Ma- 
son St  Bridge 

Stern  &  Roite  (Chas  Stern  and  L  J  Rose), 
distillery,  foDt  of  Mason  St  Bridge 

Stevenson  H  J,  surveyor,  Downey  Block 

Stewart  ,  real  estate,  81  New  High 

St  >bell  Thomiis,  planing-mill,  93  Spring 

Stoll  Henry  W,  Los  Angeles  Soda 
Works,  38  Sansevaiu 

Stoll  S  (Stoll  4  Thayer),  9  Spring 

Stoll  &  Thayer  (S  Stoll  aud  J  S  Thayer 

Jr),  books  and  stationery,  9  Spring 
Strang  A,  meat  market,  Upper  Main 
Strobridijp  T  W,  propr  St  Charles  Hotel, 
4(i  Mil  in 

"SUEO-CALIFORNISGHE    POST" 

(weekly),    Conrad  Jacoby  editor  aud 

proprietor,  74  Main 
Susand  0  L,  hairdresser,  55  Main 
Susskind    H,   clot;iing    and  boots  and 

shoes,  106  Main 

STJTUFFE  JOHN  (O'Donnel  &  Sut- 
li!<e),  corner  Aliso  and  Garcia 


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Sweeten  &  Fisher  (C  Sweeters  and  J 
Fiaher),  saloon,  nr  New  Depot 

Tullman  N  H,  crayon  artiat,  143  Main 

Taney  B  (Burton  &  Taney),  54  Spring 

Teed  M,  councilman 

Tliarpar  Frank,  fruits,  etc,  157  Alameda 

Thayer  &  Graham  (J  S  Thityer  and  H  C 
Graham ),  real  estate  and  loan  agts,  29 
Spring 

Thayer  J  S  (Thayer  &  Graham),  29 
Spring 

Thayer  J  S  Jr  (StoU  &  Thayer),  9 
Spring 

The  American  Colony,  J  H  Lester  pres, 
W  E  Wilmore  sec,  38  and  40  Spring 

The  Commercial  Restaurant,  V  Dol  pro- 
prietor, 07  Main 

"  THE  DAILY  COMMERCIAL, "  W 

U  liould  piiblislK-r,  54  Spring 

"  THE  EVENING  EXPRESS"  (daily 

and  weekly),  James  J  Ayers,  manager 

and  editor,  'J3  Spring 
Thelen  Peter,  saloon,  28  Commercial 
"The  Li}.ht"    (weekly),  Kev  J.-hn  W 

Ellis,  publiaher,  IS  Downey  Block 
Thom  Stephens  (C  E  Thorn   and  A   N 

Stephens),   attorneys-ut-law,  U  and  7 

Temple  Block 
Thompson  Lew  J  (F  C   Howes  &  Co), 

31)  ISpring 
Thorpe  William,  snloon,  cor  Main  and 

Court 
Tilley  J  J,  barber,  19  Court 
TIPTON  J  E,  livery  and  feed  stable, 

14  Aliso 
Tobermap  J  R,  mayor,   Union  Hall 

Tolhur^t  S  H,  dentist,  room  2  Post-oflSce 
BniMitifi! 

TONONI  Gi  manufacturer  of  and  dealer 
ill  native  wines  and  brandies  and  fine 
liquoi-8,  Alameda  and  01  vera 

To«  ers  George,  bootinaner,  173  Spring 

Traffonl  J,  attorney-at-law,  72  Temple 

Block 
Tullis  W  B,  watchos  and  jewelry  and 

watchtTiaker,  10  Spring 
Turner  Hall,  123  Sprinj; 
Turner  Wm  F  (Lambourn    &  Turner), 

24  and  26  Aliso 
Tuthill  \V  H,  mgr  Singer  Manufacturing 

Co,  28  Spring 

UNION  BOARDING  HOUSE.   Wm 

Yunkerat  jiropr,  34  Commercial 
United  States  Hotel,  Hammel  &  Den- 
ker  proprs,  C'  r  Main  and  Requena 

UNITED  STATES  LAND  OFFICE, 

CluiH  R  Johnson  reti.ster,  J  W  Haver- 
stick  receiver,  McDonald  Block 
Urmy  H  N,  dentist,  34  Main 
ViiKavalia  J,  groceries.  Upper  Main 
Vaiers  Wm  L,  tailor,  131  Spring 
Valcuzuela  Z,  groceries,   37  C«>nimercial 


VALDER  J  A>    dealer    in    pictures, 

frames,  mouldings,  mosses,  ferns,  etc, 

42  Spring 
Valdez  Julian,  groceries,  Uppur  Main 
Van  Bushkirk  J  S,  carpenter,  157  Spring 
Van  Matre  M  (Hechtman  &  VanMatre), 

opp  New  Depot 
Velasco  M,  barber,  21  Commercial 
Velsir  James,  master  mechanic  Southern 

Pacific  R  R,  Los  Angeles 
Venable  J  W,  county  assessor.   Court 

House 
VICBlERy  &  HINDS  (J  C  Vickery 

and  Geo  Hinds),   meat  market,    122 

Main 
VICKERT  J  C  (Vickery  &  Hinds),  122 

Main 
Vignolo  Geo  A,  groceries,  112  Main 
VILLA  DAVID  (King  &  Villa),  20 

Aliso 
Waarenbach  Chas,  tailor,  131  Spring 
WANGEMAN  HERMAN  (Dreyerft 

Wanueman),  46  >Spring 
Ward  James  P   (Hambrook  &  Ward), 

cor  Marche^sault  and  Alameda 
Warner  J  J,  notary,  43  Temple  Block 
Weihs  Albert,    leather    and     findings, 

and  boots  and  shoes,  33  Main 
WEINER  H  C>   clothing  and  gents' 

furnishing  goods  and  hats,  73  Main 
Weiss  Robt  F,  real  estate  and  collection, 

28  Spring 
Wellf ,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express,  Wm  Prid- 

ham  agt,  cor  Main  and  Market 
WELLS   G    WILEY,     (Brunson     & 

Wells),  attorney-at-law,  11  and  71  Ba- 

Iccr  BIoclc 
Weils  W  H  (Gelatt  &  Wells),   Requena 

bet  Los  Angeles  and  Wilmington 
Welsh  M,  supt  S>  uthem  Cal  Packing 

Co,  junction  Aliso  and  Macy 
Wendt  Charles,  bootmaker,  127  Spring 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,   R   R  Haines, 

local  mgr,  cor  Main  and  Arcadia 
Weysc  O  G  (Naud,   Weyse  &   Co),  29 

Commercial 
Weyse  R  G  (Naud,   Weyse  &  Co),  29 

Commercial 
Wheeler  John  O,  deputy  clerk  supreme 

court  and  sei  Muin  St  and  Agricul- 
tural Park  R  R  Co,  3  Commercial 
White  C,   attorney-at-law,    84  Temple 

Block 
White  C  H,  ticket  agent  S  P  R  R 
White  E  E   (McGarvin  &   White),   96 

Spring 
Wiite  Seth,  blacksmith  and  wagon-ma- 

I'.er,  Temple  near  New  High 
Whittier  C  J  (Russell  &,   Whittier),  38 

Spr;.^g 
Wickersham    Isaac,  livery    stable,    39 

Aliso 
Wicks  M  L.  attorney-at-law,  86  Temple 

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WIDNET  J  P.  physician,  Downey 
Block 

WIDNET  B  H>  attorney-at-law,  Mas- 
oarel  Block 

Widuey  W  W  &  S  A,  varieties  and  nov- 
elties, 132  Main 

Wieser  J  (Wieser  ft  Mueller),  29  Main 

Wieserft  Mueller  (J  Wieser  and  £  Muel- 
ler), watchmakers  and  jewelers,  29 
Main 

Wigand  Theo,  physician,  131  Main 

Williams  B  T  (Williams  ft  Williams) 

Williams  Mrs  J  L,  furnished  rooms,  33 
Main 

Williams  Jos  L  (Williams  ft  Paterson), 
cor  Main  and  Commercial 

Williams  ft  Paterson  (Jos  L  Williams 
and  Frank  Pater8on),saloon  andovster 
house,  cor  Main  and  Commercial 

WILLIAMS  ft  WILLIAMS  (W  T 
and  B  T  Williams),  attomeys-at-law, 
Los  Angeles 

Willits  J  L,  at  market,  cor  /.lameda 
and  Sansevain 

Willmore  W  E,  sec  the  American  Col- 
ony, 38  Spring 

WILSON  ROBT  N  C  (Barclay  &  Wil- 
son),  attorney-at-law,  rooms  6-7-8, 
over  First  National  Bank 

Winston  J  B,  physician  and  health  offi- 
c-r,  7  Downey  Block 

Wirsching  Robt  E  (Rees  ft  Wirsching), 
37  Loa  Angeles 

Wise  K  D,  physician,  116^  Main 

Wise  M,  saloon,  21. Court 

Woerz  Cliria,  barher,  47  Main 

WOLFROM  ft  BISHOP  (G  P  Wol- 

from  and  John  Bisliop),    harness  and 

sad<lle8,  (5(5  Sprin;? 
WOLFROM  G  P(Wolfrom  ft  Bishop), 

(5(5  Spring 
WOOD  B  F,  bakery  and  restaurant,  72 

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Wood  F  A  (Judson,  Gillete  ft  Gibson), 
13!  Main 

WOODHEAD  CHAS  B  (Woodhead  ft 

Gay),  46  Spring 

WOODHEAD  ft  OAT  (Chas  B  Wood- 
head  and  Leslie  F  Gay),  general  com- 
mission merchants  and  dealers  in 
fruits  and  seeds,  46  and  48  Spring 

Woodworth  J  J,  groceries,  14  Main 

Woodworth  V  (Perry,  Woodworth  ft 

Co),  76  Commercial 
Woollacott  H  J,  liquors,  50  and  52  Spring 

Woolweber  Theo,  druggist  and  chemist, 
69  Main  ^ 

Workingmau's  Home,  John  Schmidt 
propr,  29  and  31  Commercial 

Worthington  denry,  physician,  29  Main 

Wright  W  T,  county  surveyor,  Downey 
Bkick 

Yarnell  Jesse  ( Yamell,  Caystile,  Mathes 
ft  Otis),  9  Temple  Block 

Yamell,  Cavstile,  Mathes  ft  Otis  (Jesse 
Yarnell,  T  J  Caystile,  S  J  Mathes 
and  H  G  Otis),  proprs  Los  Angeles 
"Daily  Times"  and  Los  Angeles  week- 
ly "Mirror"  and  book  and  job  print- 
ing office,  9  Temple  Block 

Yorba    B    A,   county    auditor.    Court 

House 
Young  J  W,  groceries  and  liquors,  109 

Aliso 
Y  M  C  A  Hall,  Main 

TUNKERAT  WILLIAM,  proprietor 
Union  Boarding   House,  34  Commer- 
cial 
Znbaleta  P,  bootmaker,  20  Commercial 
Zens  John,  livery  stable,  136  Main 
Zobelein  (ieorge   (D  Y  '.Istedt  ft  Co), 

Aliso 
Zwieg  I/>ui3,  tinsmith  and  plumber,  14 
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FJISHI0M  STAILII 

29  Main  Street,  opp.  Arcadia,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 


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Sacks,  Landaus,  Barouchs?,  Boekawajs  ^  Buggies, 

Good  Driving  Horses.  Both  Single  and  Double. 

The  Best  Stock  and  Lowest  Prices.    Horses  Boarded  by  the  Day,  Week  or  Month. 
Give  us  a  Call.  GEO.  R.  BUTLER,  Siipeiintendent. 


M.  W.  CHILDS, 


No.  21  Los  Angeles  Street,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Dealer  in  Stoves,  Ranges,  Hardware,  Agricultural  Imnlement<:,  Force  and  Lift 
Pumps,  Rubber  Hiise,  Crockery  and  Glassware,  Iron  and  Lead  Pipe.  Sole  Agent 
for  the  Superior  Stoves*  and  Ranges,  manufactured  by  Bridge  &  lieach  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  St.  L'>ui3,  Mo.  Manufacturer  of  Tin,  Cojiper  and  Sheet  Iron  Ware 
and  Artesian  Well  Pipe.  Plumbing  in  all  its  branches  done  to  order  with  neat- 
ness and  dispatch. 


COMPTON  Sc  KERB, 

Beal  l§tit@&Ii@ii  At  @its 


Room  4  Post  Office  Building, 
LOS  ANGELES,  (P.  O.  Box  315.)  CALIFORNIA. 

Have  for  sale  a  LARPrE  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  both  in  the  City  and  Country. 
Ranches  that  we  can  sell  in  Lots  to  suit  any  and  all  classes  of  customers,  from 
five  acres  to  40,000  acres  each.  C<orrespondence  solicited.  Send  for  Circular  and 
Price  List.     'J  eam  and  carriage  to  show  projicrty  furnished  free  of  charge. 

C.  DUCOMMUN, 


^MECHANICS'  TOOLS  FOR  ALL  TRADES.- 


AND  DEAI.KRS  IN 

Paints,  Oils,  Varnishes,  Window  Gla«8,   Brut-hes,   Sheep  Ear  Punches,  Pruning 

Shears,  Honey  Knives,  and  Sheep-Shears,  and  Assayers'  Outtits, 

Spectacles,  Eye-GIasses  and  other  Optical  Instruments. 


FANCY  GOODS,  ETC., 

And  2{i,00n  AMorteil  Article:!. 


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OLDEST  BUSINESS  HOUSE  IN  LOS  ANGELES. 

The  Pioneer  Saddle  and  Hameu  Manufactory  of 

s.  o.  :fo~z~, 

[Established  in  18S4.] 
Ufannfartnrer  and  Dealer  In 

QAnni  PRY   Harness,  Whips.  Collars,  Nets, 
^HU  U  L t n  I ,  Dusters.  Bnuhes. 

AND  HORSE  FURNISHING  GOODS. 

I  am  8t!ll  at  my  old  stand,  17  Lns  Anceles  Street,  where  I  moke 
a  Bpe.'ialtv  of  the  Celebrated  Foy  Saddles  and  Saddle 
Trees,  t  aUo  matmracture  and  l<ee]>  «>n  hand  all  kinds  of  Har- 
ness, from  li^hte.^t  buuv.v  to  heuiiedt  team,  and  the  larK'eat  and 
bei«t  assortment  of  Sadillery  (in  tlie  coast  south  nf  San  FraiiHsm, 
comprising.'  COLLARS,  WHIPS.  BRIDLES.  SPURS, 
TEMTS,  WAGON  COVKRS.  etc. " 

GLOBE  COFFEEISPICE  NULLS 

(Formerly  Old  Allso  Flour  Mills.) 

E.  ^V^.  PRA.TT  &  CO., 

PROPRIETORS. 


We  are  now  ready,  with  New  and  Improved  Machinery,  to  8upply  the  Trade  generally 

With  Goods  in  our  line  at  San  Francisco  Prices. 

Jtinotion  Aliso  Street  and  Old  Aliso  Boad,  Los  Angsles,  Cal 


Address  Post  Oflloe  Box  437. 


LOUIS  ROUQNY.  E.MMANUEL  EYRAUD.  JOSEPH  EYRAUD. 

L.  D.  BOUGNY  &  CO., 

DEALERS  IN 

Groceries  ffi  Provisions, 

Cigars,  Tobacco,  Fruits,  Etc. 
Corner  Commercial  and  Los  Angeles  Streets, 

LOS  AN'GELES,  CALIFORNIA. 


^^     WOLFROM  &  BISHOP. 

66  SPRING  ST.,  -=«=»»--  LOS  ANGELES. 

lar&ess  I  Saddle 


TRIMMINGS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

FIBST-OLASS  WO&E  AT  BEASONABLE  BATES. 


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St.  Charles  Hotel, 

( OPPOSITE  THE  COSMOPOLITAN. ) 

Main  Street,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

In  its  cleanly  homelike  accommodations,  this  hotel  is  second  to  none  in  the  oity, 

while  its  table  is  supplied  with  every  article  that  American 

Travelers  can  obtain  or  desire. 


THE   ST.   CHARLES 

Makes  but  little  noise  at  trains,  and  less  external  show  ;  but  its  internal  arrange- 

meuts  and  facilities  for  the  comforc  of  Travelerr,  and  the  character  of  its 

Guests,  commend  it  to  the  public  favor  above  any 

Hotel  in  Los  Angeles. 

HOT  AND  OOLP  BATHS  FREE 

Hotel  Carriage  from  all  Trains  Free.    Street  Cars  pass  the  House,  to  and  from 
the  Depot,  every  half  hour. 

TERMS— $1.50  to  $2.50  per  Day  ;  longer  as  agreed. 

T.  W.  8TROBRIDGE. 


R.  W.  PRIDHAM, 

BOOKBINDER 

AND 

Mannfactnrer  or  Blant  Boots, 

AND 

All  kinds  of  Paper  Boxes. 

No.  54  SPUING  STREET, 

LOS  ANGKLKS. 


LOS  BANOS. 

Merced  County.  A  post  and  pxpress 
otiic.-,  reached  via  Gilroy,  48  miles  dis- 
tant. 

Beehy  N,  blacksmith 

Bibby  N,  supervisor 

Blaiikcnship  Rev  P  M,  clergyman 
(Methodist) 

Miller  &,  Lux,  general  merchandise 

OPPENHEIMER  S.  postmaster 

SCHEELINE  &  OPPENHEIMEIl. 

general  merchandise  and  Wells,  Fargo 

Si  Cu's  agents 
Thornton  H  W  R,  hotel 
Weidman  A,  hotel 


Wiener  &  Cohn,  general  merchandise 
Worth  ington  J  A,  hotel  and  saloon 
Zahn  Andrew,  blacksmith 


LOS  GATOS. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office.  Los  (r.itos  is  pleasantly 
situated  on  the  line  of  the  South 
Pacific  Coast  Ji.  R.,  50  miles  from 
San  Francisco  and  9  miles  from  Sun 
Jose. 

The  elevation  is  about  350  fpet  above 
tide  water.  The  climate  is  very  even 
and  salubrioiis;  figs,  oranges  and  other 
tropical  fruits  flourish  here.  It  is  espe- 
cially recommended  for  weak  lungs, 
asthma,  and  kindred  diseases.  The  scen- 
ery is  grand  and  beautiful,  and  as  a 
health  resort  Los  Gatos  and  the  adja- 
cent hills  are  noted  over  the  whole  Pa- 
cific Coast.  Tlie  country  round  about  is 
especially  adapted  for  fruit,  grapes,  etc., 
and  fruits  grown  in  this  vicinity  al- 
ready command  a  higher  price  in  tho 
San  Francisco  market  than  any  other 
fruit  now  l)eing  sold  there.  [Sketch  by 
Mr.  H.  W.  Van  Der  Vaart.] 

The  population  of  Los  Gutos  is  about 
500,  the  place  having  grown  considera- 
bly  since  our  last  issue.    Quite  a  busi. 


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ness  center  has  sprung  into  existence 
on  the  west  side  o'  the  railroad.  The 
improvements  there  include  a  handsome 
hotel  building,  which,  on  its  completion, 
at  once  took  rank  as  the  Arst  hotel  of 
the  town.  It  has  been  named  Major's 
Hotel,  after  its  genial  landlord.  The  in- 
dustries of  Los  Oatos  include  a  ilouring- 
mill,  stone  quarry,  lime  kiln  and  a 
fruit-canning  establishment.  Seanor's 
extensive  planing  and  shinsle-mill  and 
carriage  manufactory  is  mso  located 
here.  The  town  has  one  newspaper,  the 
Loa  Oatoa  Neuoa. 

Avery  Lyman,  hairdresser  and  saloon 
Bulshee  D  C,  furniture 

BERNHARDT  ft  LGVELL  (Charles 

Bernhardt  and  J  M  Lovell),  San  Jose 

Grocery 
Berry  J  L,  physician 
Carson  Georffe.  agt  S  P  C  R  R,  W,  P  & 

Co,  and  Bay  Coast  Tel  Co 
Chapman  K  M,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 
COFFEY  H  R>  Los  (Jatos  Bakery 

COLEMAN, HOUSE.  James  F  Cole- 
man proprietor 

COLEMAN  JAMES  F,  proprietor 
Citleman  House 

Dahl  Severi  I,  bootmaker 

D.-xyes  J  E,  livery  stable 

DAVES  V  Bi  nurseryman  and  florist 
and  dealer  in  fruits  and  vegetables 
(see  advertiseinoiit) 

Davis  ft  Cowell,  lime  kiln 

DESMARAIS  PAUL,  druggist  and 
chemisit 

Fischer  Peter,  saloon 

Gates  H  W,  lumber 

(>ray  Thos,  painter 

Greely  House,  Mrs  N  M  Greely  propr 

Groom  J  J,  supt  Los  Gatos  Fruit  Pack- 
ing Co 

Hall  Geo  M,  real  estate 

HHncock  Rev  L  M,  clergyman  (Mctho- 
lUst) 

Hart  Mrs  G  E,  milliner 

Johnson  Peter,  real  estate 

LEFEVRE  Z  J>  bootmaker,  boots  and 
shoes  m  ide  to  order  and  repaired 

Lloyd  D,  physician 

Los  Gatos  Flour  Mills 

Los  Gatos  Ftuit  Packing  Co,  Samuel 
Templetoii  prea,  J  J  Groom  supt 

Los  Gatos  Hotel,  Sincock  ft  Berry  man 
proprs 

Los  Gatos  Manufacturing  Co,  W  S  Mc- 
Murtry  ores,  tlour-mill 

"LOS  GATOS  WEEKLY  NEWS" 
(The),  W  S  Walker  editor  and  propr 
Lundy  William,  saloon 
Luse  A  S,  physician 
Lyndon  J  W,  gen  mdse  and  ins  agt 
Main  H  H,  county  supervisor 


MAJORS  L  L,   attomey-at-law  and 
proprietor  hotel    (see  advertisement) 

Montgomery  J  W,  harness  and  saddle 
maker 

Moodie  Rev  R  C,  clergyman  (Presbyte- 
rian) 

Morse  Gilbert,  varieties  and  cigars 

Noltemeier  F  W,  bootmaker 

Pacific  Hotel,  Chas  M  Schiele  propr 

PARKS  DANIEL,  blacksmith,  wag- 
onmaker  and  practical  horseshoer 

PERKINS  ft  SON  (Palmer  and  Fred 
W  Perkins),  general  merchandise 

Proctor  ft  Trailer  (T  B  Proctor  and  L  C 
Trailer),  real  estate  and  insurance  agts 

Reynolds  £  F,  constable 

Rogers  vV  E,  gen  mdse,  paints,  oils  and 
lumber 

Sanders  Mrs  C  W,  fancy  goods  and  no- 
tions 

Schiele  Chas  M,  propr  Pacific  Hotel 

SEANOR  OE0R(}E,  planing  mill, 
shingle  mill,  machine  shop,  black- 
smith, wagon  and  paint  shop,  manu- 
facturer Russell's  patent  harrow 

Shepherd  Mrs  L,  confectionery  and  ba- 
kery 

Shore  W  C,  varieties 

Sincock  ft  Berryman  (Henry  Sincock 
and  Arthur  Berryman),  Los  Gatos 
Hotel 

Smith  W  G  ft  Co,  real  estate  brokers 
and  insurance  agents 

Swall  ft  Smith  (George  Swall  and  J  B 
Smith),  butchers 

Templet(m  Samuel,  pros  Los  Gatos 
Fruit  Packing  Co 

Thompson  Miss  J,  milliner,  dressmaker 
and  fancy  goods 

Tobin  John  F,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
news  dealer 

Trailer  L  C,  insurance  and  real  estate 

Urmy  Clarence  T,  music  te^icher 

Van  Der  Vaart  Henry  W,  real  estate 
and  insurance  agent  * 

Van  Mater  J  M,  hardware,  pumps  and 
plumb  r 

WALKER  W  S>  editor  and  proprietor 
Los  Gatos  "Wefikly  News' 

Woodards  J  L,  barber 

V.  B.  DAVES, 

nmiiniiiFLOiiisT 

L08  CATOS,  CAL. 

Has  always  on  hand 

SHRUBBERY  AND  PLANTS. 

ALSO, 

A  large  selection  of  all  Fruit  Trees  pe- 
culiar to  the  Santa  Clara  Valley. 

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GO  TO  MAJORS'  HOTEL. 

Weat  of  Railroad,  near  Depot, 

Lo8  Gatos,  Gal. 


;'^^      The  Flnu8t  Houm  on  the  S.  P.  C.  R.  R  , 
'^^^       and  the  Leading;  Hotel  of  Loe  Gatoa. 


I  Rooms  Elesafltly  Fnrnisliel, 

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Appointed 

Billiard  Parlor  and  Bar-Eoom. 
L.  L.   MAJORS, 

PROPRIETOR. 


LOS  MEDANOS. 

Contra  Costa  County. 

ROBINSON  L  L,  agent  WoIIa,   Fargo 
A  Co 


LOS  NIETOS. 

Los  Amgkles  County.    See  also  Dow- 
ney City. 
Blister  J  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Puller  John,  constable 
Ho- ton  Oren,  constable 
Wiiliama  E  V,  justice  of  the  peace 

LOST^AMP. 

Placer  County.     Post-office  Blue  Can- 
yon. 

BARTLETT  0  T>  miner  and  farmer 


LOWDENS  RANGH. 


TRiNfTY  County.     A  post-offioe,  7  miles 
■outhenat  of  Weaverville. 

LUV^DEN  0  El  P'^stmaster  and 
prietor  Lowden  Hotel 


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LOTUS. 

El  Dor,vdo  County.     A  pist-office,  9  ! 
miles  northwest  of  Placer ville. 

Alderoon  Thomas,  eeneral  mdse 

GALLANAR  0  W.  i^eneral  merchan- 
dise, poatmjster,  edit  >r  and  proprietor 
"Lotus  Press"  and  notary  publio 

Grey  .I<>hn.  hotel 

"LOTUS  PRESS."  G  W  Gallanar  ed- 
itor 

IToung  M  W,  physician 


LOWELL  HILL. 

Nevada  County.  A  post-office,  7i 
miles  northeast  of  Dutch  Flat. 

Bnrney  J  M,  mining  supt 

EASTIN  C  B  ft  CO  (G  S  Maker  and 
C  b  Eastiu),  general  merchandise 

Golden  Ball,  1'  M  Nellis  supt 

Hill  Jnmcs,  saloon 

King  W  R,  hotel 

Kirby  &  Co,  supts  Swamp  Angel  Min- 
ing Co 

M>  Tgan  Mine,  P  M  Nellis  supt 

Nellis  P  M,  mining  supt 

Regan  John,  hotel 

Swamp  Angel  Mining  Co,  Kirby  &  Co 


LOVELOCK. 

BuTTB  County.     A  pi>st-i>ffi3e,  30  miles 
north  of  Oroville. 

Bennes  E  C  Y,  postmaster  and  hotel 

Dansy  Geo  W,  bootmaker 

Kitchen  Isaac  W,  general  merchandise 

and  hotel 
Pomerat  V,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 


LOWER  LAKE. 

Lake  County.  A  post  and  express 
office.  A  mountain  town,  1500  feet 
a>K)ve  the  sea-level,  beautifully  situ- 
ated on  an  arm  of  Clear  Like,  23  miles 
from  Lakcport,  and  at  the  conHuenoe 
of  four  roaua.     Population  3cK). 

BACCUS  J  B  JRi  proprietor  "Lower 

Lake  Bulletin" 
Barker  C  C,  road  commissioner 
Barker  Mrs  CC,.  hotel 
Buyton  &  Moure,  liquors 
Bi>it.*r  H  R,  general  merchandise 
Burnett  &  Co,  A  •uring-mills 
Byiuim  .T,  physician 
COBB  W  T,  f'lrmer 
Cowden  Jas,  market  and  liquors 
Duel  Mrs  A  &  Daughters,  millinery  and 

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Fiaher  W  F,  propr  Olear  Lake  ttaga  line 

Ouinmell  Mri  S,  dresamaker 

Oetz  Joseph  &  Bros,  ({enerul merohandite 

Gruwell  L  H,  livery  atuble 

Hall  Mias  M,  dreasmaker 

llanaoti  D  M,  attorney-at-1aw 

Hill  R,  photographer  and  real  estate  agt 

Hopkina  F  V,  physician 

Hutchinson  W  H,  farmrr 

Keaey  Win,  asst  assessor 

Kelley  \Vm,  restaurant 

Levy  M  ft  Bio,  general  merchandise 

Link  (;has  F,  brewery 

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B  BaCL'Vis  Jr,  proprietor 

Manson  D  H,  attorney-;it-law 

Milt  her  ft  Li  nek,  brewery 

Miller  D  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

Mitchell  T  A  K,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Mitchell  W  E,  wagonmaker 

Moore  J  H,  constable 

Neilson  A  M,  bootmaker 

Nichols  Kalph  K,  civil  engineer  and 
Hupt  Clear  Lake  Water  Co 

Nuel  A  E,  attoriiey-at-law 

Ransdell  J  W,  barber 

Read  J  L,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer 

Scott  T  T,  brick  mason 

Shreve  ft  Son  (I  B  and  T  A  Shreve), 
Mack8>"<ithing 

Simmons  F  B,  painter  and  trimmer 

STANLEY  J  R.  postmaster  and  no- 
taiy  piil*lic,  real  estate  agent  and  con- 
veyancer 

Thompson  S  A,  saw-mill 

Walker  J  A,  physician 

Walls  B,  druggist 

Ward  B  F,  bootmaker 

Wanr.aw  H  R,  surveyor 

Wood  Thomas  harness  and  painter 

Young  M  N,  flour-mills 

LOW  GAP. 

Mendocino  Cuunty.  A  port-office  and 
a  stage  station  in  the  Redwoods,  15 
miles  from  Ukiah. 


NTJTTER    C    £•    saloon,    hotel, 
stable,  groceries  ami  postmaster 
Van  Dugenft  Reevc-s,  saw-mill 


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LOYALTON. 

Sierra  CorNTV.  A  post-office;  an  agri- 
cultural village,  50  miles  east  of 
Dowuievil  e. 

BATTELLE  T  F>  notary  public  and 

poatmast'-r 
Eiiscoe  J,  general  merchnndise 
Hoilgess  John,  attorney-at-law 


Huyck  R  A,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Keyes  D  B,  hotel 
Levy  Bi-OM,  general  merohandiae 
Itoutaoii  P  P,  liquor 
Schubert  Th,  phyaiuian 
Turner  A  F,  butcher 
Williama  J  M,  painter 


LUGONIA. 


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flee. 

COOK  0  A,  groceriea,  dry  gooda,  boots 

and  shpet,  hardware,  e  o 
Criifts  M  H,  Crafton  Retreat 
Lugonia  Fruit-Growing  and  Packing  Co 
Lugouia  Fruit-Packing  Co 


LUNDY. 

Mono  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  in  Homer  Mming  District,  or 
Mill  Creek ;  is  beautifully  located  at 
the  font  (f  two  high  mountains  (Mount 
Gilciest  and  Mount  Scowdon),  rising 
nearly  purpondicnlar  from  the  green 
bor  lers  of  the  little  gem  called  Lake 
Lundy.  The  mountain  scenery  in 
and  around  Lundy  is  beautiful  be- 
ycmd  desicription,  and  makes  it  ex- 
ceedingly desirable  for  human  resi- 
dence. The  distance  from  Bodie, 
reached  by  stage  line,  is  about  30 
miles,  lending  along  Liike  Mono  and 
its  monotonous  alkali  flelds.  Popu- 
lation about  400,  including  the  sur- 
rounding mines. 

Anderson  ft  Stowart,  meat  market 

Beck  I  N,  saloon 

Brown  H  N  H,  notary  public  and  agt 
W.  F  ft  Co 

Bnrkham  ft  Nichols  (M  Nichols  and  S 
B  Bnrkham).  livery  stable 

Carpenter  ft  (jiilcre.">t  (H  E  Carpenter 
and  J>'hu  Gil  Te-t),  U  S  iriiueral  sur- 
veyors and  civil  engineers 

Davison  Wm,  brewer 

Delahide  Mrs  R,  restaurant 

Drake  Frank  V,  lawyer 

Fetinell  Nat,  constable 

Gable  Mrs  P  C,  hotel 

Gale  Chas  M,  saloon 

Guirado  K  C,  physician 

Haa.sft  Glunz,  sul'ion 

Hei-ter  C  F,  Lumly  and  Bodie  Stage 
Line 

Hetzel  Selden,  attorney  and  counselor- 
a*,-law 

"HOMBR  MINING  INDEX*'  (The), 

James  T  Hulinj?  proprietor 
HULINQ  JAMES  T.  proprietor  "The 
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Lundy  O  J,  hotel 

MMstretH  A,  ooastable 

Man  ton  Ed,  saloon 

Mofarlen  J  H,  harnessmakor 

Mo  Lean  Oha«  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

Medlioott  M  P,  justice  of  the  peace 

Miller  Ban  H,  county  clerk 

Montrose  R  G,  lumbjr 

Murray  Jack,  saloon 

Ri>b3on  Si  Weaver,  blacksmiths 

Wilcox  W  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

MACE'S  MILL 

Amador  County.    Post-office  Jackson. 
Maoe  F,  saw  and  qu<irtz-mill 


MACVILLE. 

San  Joaquin  County.  Post-office 
Lockeford. 

Poppe  Chas,  constable 

BIhOEB QEOR!}E>  ({eneral  merchan- 
dise 

Rnoks  Frank,  hotel 

Sprague  B  F,  blacksmith 

Stacey  O  O,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Striagfield  &  Sprague,  blacksmiths 


MADELINE. 

Lassen  County.  A  pnst-office.  Takes 
its  name  from  Maiieline  i^lains,  and  is 
situated  in  a  picturesque  locality, 
midway  between  Houey  Luke  and  Big 
Valley.  The  location  is  most  favor- 
able for  stock-raising,  and  the  quanti- 
ties of  cheese  and  butter  shipped  from 
this  point  are  surprising. 

Bayley  Geo,  stock  raiser 
Bocss  John,  stock  raiser 
CBUUTET  ft  FOSDi  stock  raisers 
Fitid  G  O,  postmaster 
Winters  Theodore,  stock  raiser 

MADERA. 

Fres.vo  County.  A  post,  telegraph 
and  express  office,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  K.  R.,  22  miles  from  Fresro. 
Population  250. 

Borden  N  L,  agt  Yosemite  Stage  and 
Turnpike  Co,  and  Central  Pacific 
R  R 

Brown  Mrs  C  E,  druggist 

Brown  F  R,  physician 

Charles  John,  carpenter 

Cramer  James,  constable 

Curtin  C,  livery  stable 

Dtmgherty  Daniel,  bootmaker 


Edwards  D  F,  blacksmith 

Jessen  8,  hotel 

Mace  R  P.  hotel  and  office  of  Yosemite 

Stage  and  Turnpike  Co 
Madera  Fume  and  Lumber  Co,  gen  mdse 
Madera  Hotel,  Henry  Slaveu  proprietor 
Malony  J  L,  jthysician 
MOOaE  ft  00>  general  merchandise 
MOOSE  E.  agt  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co, 

and  postmaster 
Neal  Rev  J  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Paz  C,  barber 
Rabidon  Lnuis,  restaurant 
Redtield  0  T,  attorney-at-lawand  notary 

public 
Simpson  Richard,  justice  of  the  peace 
Slaveu  Henry,  hotel 
Velie  A  T,  wagonmaker 
Williams  H  S,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 


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MADISON. 


Yolo  County.  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph oiliue,  on  the  Vaca  Valley  and 
clear  Lake  R.  R. 

Audett  Mrs  J,  dressmaker 

Audett  J  Jr,  stoves  and  tinware 

Buchanan  Rev  P  G,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Chandler  F  B,  lumber 

Doll  Philip  J,  barber 

FIFIELD  DB  W  E.  physician  and 
surgeon,  druggist  and  postmaster, 
cigars,  tobaccn  and  stationery 

OlLL  HENBYt  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoeing 

Gostick  Abram,  bootmaker 

HAINES  A.  dry  goods,  clothing, 
grouei'ies,  boots  and  shoes,  tinware 

HENBICH  EXCHANGE,  aaloon  and 
billiard  room,  F  N  Henrich  proprietor 

HENBICH   EXCHANGE  HOTEL. 

F  N  Henrich  proprietor 
Hill  H,  blacksmith 
Hilliker  S  W,  propr  Hilliker  Hotel 
Hockal  Henry,  barber,   F  N   Henrich 

Building 
Howell  B,  well-borer 
Hudson  J  B,  fruit  and  cigar  stand 
•Tohnson  Wm,  wagonmaker 
Keller  Joseph,  blacksr.iith 
Levy  Wolf,  general  merchandise 
Lyon  &   Phiiriss  (W  H  Lyou  and  J  B 

Phariss),  liquors 
Lyon  W  H  (Lyon  &  Phariss) 
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Henrich  proprietor 

MADISON  MEuT  MABKET,  F  N 

Henrich  proprietor 
Madison  Mills,  Rhodes  &  Troop 

McCONLEY  EIBAM.  propnetor  Pio- 
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MoXSHVA  J  Ji  blaokttnith  and  wagon- 
makflr,  and  horteiho«ing 

Nugent  Chaa  R,  olergyman  (Methodiat 

Paine  0  S,  cariienter 

Palladay  Bros,  carpenten 

PBNHT  JOHN,  agent  Weill,  Fargo  k 
Co,  Weatern  Union  Telegraph  opera- 
tor, and  general  freight  agent  Vaoa 
Valley  and  0  L  R  R 

Phariaa  J,  hotel 

Phariiia  J  B  (Lyon  k  Phariaa) 

PIONEBR  SALOON  AND  LODQINO 

HOVSBt  U  MoOuuley  proprietor 
Procter  M  J,  liquora 
Rhodes  John  M  (Rhodea  ft  Troop) 
STEPHENS  J  J,  grain  warehouse 
TANBT  OEORGHB.  aaddler,   hameaa- 

maker,  and  uarriage  trimmer 
Tandy  John,  carpenter 
Troop  W  H  (Rhodea  &  Troop) 
Whipple  J  and  Oavia  W,  paintera 
Wither  John,  carpenter 
Wilkinaon  L,  conductor  V  V  &  C  L 
Woodden  John,  juatice  of  peace 
Wootten  Broa  ft  Troop,  flour-mill 


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lIuMBOLDT  County.  Poat-office  Areata. 
A  telegraph  office,  5  milea  from 
Areata. 

VANCE  JOHN,  saw-mill  aud  railroad 


MAGALIA. 

Butte  County.  A  post-office,  26  milea 
north  of  Oroville.     Population   100. 

Boder  Chaa,  aaloon 

Cohn  Henry  ft  Sona,  general  mdae 

Dinkle  J,  butcher 

Dunham  E,  bootmaker 

McClure  Wm,  aaloon 

McDonnel  Robert,  hotel  and  blacksmith 

McGre;(or  Mias  Emma,  achool  teacher 

Miller  Henry,  seneral  merchandise 

MONTdOME&T  C.  general  merchan- 
(lidu  and  postmaster 

Perry  Alviu  A,  hotel 

Riluy  D,  saloon,  attorney  at-law,  and 
justice  of  peace 

Riley  W  S,  aaloon 


MAHEW'S  STATION. 

Sacramento  County.  Post-office 
Brighton;  9  miles  from  Sacramento, 
on  the  Sacramento  and  Placerville  R.  R. 

Baker  Wm,  fruit  raiser  and  shipper 
C«mp  Chas,  hop  raiser 
Day  James  T,  fruit  raiser  and  shipper 
Fisher  Phil,  fruit  raiser  and  shipper 
Keller  John,  fruit  raiser 


KAHBW  L.  agent  Saoramento  and  Pla- 
cerville R  R 
Paterson  A  D,  saloon 
Routier  Jos,  I'ruit  raiser  and  shipper 
Smyth  Herman,  blackvmith 
Stephens  R  D,  fruit  raiser  and  shipper 
Studarua  John,  fruit  rainer  and  ahipper 
Wella  Ely,  fruit  raiaer  and  ahipper 


MAINE  PRAIRIE. 

Solano  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  at  the  hena  of  Cache  Creek 
Slouah — which  is  navigable  for  small 
vessels — and  is  connected  with  the 
California  Pacific  R.  R.  by  a  stage 
line.  It  isjibout  18  milea  northeaat 
of  Fairfield. 

Chriatin  N  J,  liquora 
Crawford  Rev  J  N,  clergyman 
FAENCH  J  A.  podtmaater  and  general 

merchandise 
Lewis  Mrs  Rebecca,   hotel  and  livery 

stable 
Luttger  G,  carpenter  and  builder 
Petrus  F  W,  blacksmith 
Rothkie  W  F,  saloon 
Vail  W  D,  lumber  and  warehouse 

MAMMoflTcAVE. 

Calaveras  County.  Twelve  miles 
from  San  Andreas,  13  milea  from  Big 
Trees,  and  within  2  milea  of  Big  Tree 
road. 

Nichols  George,  proprietor 


MAMMOTH  CITY. 

Mono  County.  Post-office  Round  Val- 
ley, Inyo  County. 

WAONER  P  A  &  CO.  general  mer- 
chaniliae 

MANCHESTER. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post-office,  06 
milea  by  stage  from  Duncan's  Mills. 
Pi>pulation  21)0. 

Bishop  C  H,  farmer  and  dairyman 
Caine  D,  farmer  and  dairyman 
Cau>;hey  Robert,  supervisor 
Cothbertson  John  K,  farmer  and  dairy- 
man 
Denman  M  P,  fanner  and  dairyman 
Filben  Thos,  mill 
Gillinore  £  P,  road  overseer 
Gillmore  H,  stock  and  wool  grower 
Hagreen  James,  farmer  and  dairyman 
Hogan  Wm,  farmer  and  dairyman 
Hoyt  S  S,  fanner  and  dairyman 


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Hunter  James,  farmer  and  dairyman 
James  She])pard,  farmer  and  dairyman 
Kendall  A  B,  stock  and  wuol  grower 
Lane  John  C,  surveyor 
Morse  Lewis,  capitalist 
Kedwmeier  L,  stock  and  wool  grower 
REINKINO  C  W,  justice  of  peace 
8avage  G  L,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 
Scott  H  B,  farmer  and  dairyman 
Shoemake  W,  stock  raiser 
Tayl  -r  8  H,  blacksmith 
Vinegarholtz  H,  school  trustee 


MANKA'S  CORNER. 

Solano  County.  Post-office  Suisun,  6 
miles  from  Fairfield. 

HAKLEY  OEOi  saloon  and  groceries 

MARIPOSA. 

Mariposa  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  reached  via  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  to  Merced,  thence  41  miles 
by  stages.  It  is  a  mining  town  on 
one  of  the  roads  leading  to  the  Yu- 
Semite  Valley.  It  is  the  county  seat 
and  contains  about  500  iuhabitauts. 

Adams  Wm,  attorney-at-law 

Anderson  J  A,  upholsterer 

Andrada  Jesus,  barber 

Bell  H  R,  physician 

Bloomgreeu  B  F,  watchmaker 

Bogan  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Bog.m  Chas,  insurance  agent 

Butfum  E  W,  county  supervisor 

Clarke  John  F,  sheriff 

Clitf  James  P,  wagonmaker 

Congdon  &  Reynol  Is  (J  WCongdonand 
Au^evine  Keynoldi),  attorneys  and 
counselors-at-law 

Contreras  Mm  K,  restaurant 

Corcoran  John  M,  superior  judge 

Counts  Geo,  county  treasurer 

Daut  F,  machinist 

Duveny  Munue),  carpenter 

Dou  .Joseph,  constable 

Egenhoff  \V  D,  general  merchandise  and 
county  supt  of  public  instruction 

Farnsworth  C  E,  blacksmith 

Fritz  J  G,  meat  market  and  l)lacksmith 

Gallison  &  Farnsworth,  blacksmiths 

Gallison  Winslow,  hotel 

Godano  J  B,  bootmaker 

Gouther  G  G,  district  attorney 

Uedgepeth  Rev  Joel,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

Highman  John,  general  merchandise 

HoskiuH  Chas  T,  miller 

Jones  L  F,  attorney -at-Iaw  and  notary 
public 

Jones  N  L,  attomey-at-law 


Josselyn  A  J,  carpenter 

Kavauaugh  W  S,   coroner  and  public 

administrator 
Kerrins  Chris,  livery  stable 
Ketney  David,  boots  and  shoes 
Kiel  Jarvi-",  surveyor 
Kni'.'ht  W  R,  carpenter 
LEWIS    &    HODGSON,    proprietors 

"Mariposa  Hi-rald" 
"MAKIPOSA  GAZETTE."  Angevine 

Reynold-!  proprietor 
"MARIPOSA  HERALD."   Lewis  & 

Hodgson  proprietors 
McCann  Wm,  saloon 
McElligott  Ttios,  blacksmith 
McKetchnie  Chas,  painter 
Mentzcr  Jonathan,    county  supervisor 
MILLER  J  H.   express,   stag'e  agent 

and  postmuster 
Mulley  Mrs  J,  milliner  and  fancy  goods 
Murray  Sl  McCoy  (8  R  Murray  and  Jas 

McCoy),  flunnng-mills 
Newman  M,  county  assessor 

REYNOLDS  ANGEVINE.  proprietor 

''Maripo!<a  Gazette,"  atturney-at-law 
and  notary  public 

Ralson  C,  lauudry 

Rogers  Lovely,  county  supervisor 

Schlageter  H,  hotel 

Snyder  &  C>i,  saw-mill 

Stewart  Geo,  liquors 

Streeter  Jar  vis,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 

Temple  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Thomas  John  \V,  carpenter 

Thomas  R  B,  county  surveyor 

T  dilson  Chas,  sailmuker 

Turner  J  T,  druggist  and  physician 

Volk  Adam,  liquors 

VVushburn  &  Biuce,  saw -mills 

Weiler  John,  brewery 

White  H  H,  dcnti^t 

Whorton  S  t»,  justice  of  the  peace 

Williams  Ralph,  blacksmith 

Williams  Robert,  liquors 

Yosemite  Stage  and  Turnpike  Co,  livery 
aud  feed  stables 

markTeeville. 

Alpine  County.  A  post-office,  reached 
by  stages;  3i)  miles  from  Carson  City, 
Nevada.     Population  100. 

Arnot  N  D  Jr,  superior  judge 
Barnes  Edwunl,  justice  of  the  peace 
Bemis  E,  saw-mill 
Ch  impagne  T,  saloon 
Coleman  Cyrus,  foreman  fire  department 
Cronkite  John,  county  treasurer 
Curtz  Peter,  sec  tire  department 
DegUman  John,  bootmaker 
F<ir<l  U  IJ,  county  supt  schools 
Ginn  H  C,  county  supervi-or 


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Hanson  T  N,  hntelkeeper 
Harvey  J  W,  meat  market 

HABVEY  W  W,  cf  >  i  aty  clerk,  auditor 
and  recorder 

Hawkins  D  E,  surveyor 

Larsen  Joseph,  county  supervisor 

LTJKENS  GEO  E>  distriut  attorney 

Maxwell  M,  justice  of  the  peace 

Merrill  W  P,  county  supervisor 

Miller   H    B,    assistant    foreman   Fire 

Department 
Scott  Johu  B,  sheriff 
Silver  Mountain  and  Carson  City  Stage 

Company 
Stalker  Daniel,  deputy  sheriff 
Thornburg  Wm  M,  justice  of  the  peace 
Timberlin  John,  deputy  sheriff 
Wade  James  H,  county  assessor 
Wude  J  R,  constable 
WEIS  JOHN,  gen  mdso  and  poSbi. aster 


G.  E.  LUKENS.  ESQ., 

Attorney  'M  Counselor  at  Law, 

AKD  EDITOR  OF 

"  MONITOR  ARGUS," 

MARKLEEVILLE, 

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CALIFORNIA. 

MARK  WEST. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
San  Francisco  and  Nor>h  I'aciKc  ii. 
K.,  0  mile- >  northwest  of  Santii  liosa 
and  'J  miles  suutheast  of  Heuldsburg. 
It  it  cliioHy  supported  by  farnungaud 
stock  raising. 

Anderson  J  1',  nurseryman 

Beard  Wm,  farmer 

Diimpsy  .John,  scvtion  boss 

Espy  David,  fanner  and  stock  raiser 

Espy  John,  fanner  luul  stock  raiser 

Fau^ht  Willis,  postmaster,    farmer  and 

stoclc  raiser 
Ford  W  P,  bootmaker 
Kidd  EG,  farmer  imd  stock  raiser 
Kruse  James,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Lau^hiiu  J  H,  farmer  and  stock   raiser 
Luughlin  J  M,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Mathisen  C  T,  carpenter  and  builder 
Neville  Mrs  E,  groceries 
Slusser  Levy,  f.irmer 
Slusser  M  E,  farmer 
Spooudle  Jacob,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 


MARSHALL. 

Marin  Cocniy.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  North  Pacitic 
Coast  U.  R.,  10 j  miles  northwest  of 
Olema. 

Dock  ham  John  N,  R  R  a;^ 

Hanney  J,  blacksmith 

Howard  Chas,  general  merchandise 

.Nutter  MisHV  W, hotel 

Palla  Jos  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


MARTINEZ. 


A  post  and 
very    pleus- 


Contra  Costa  County. 
express  <  oMce.  Is  a 
aiitly  situated  village  on  tlie  Central 
Pacitic  R.  R.,  opiiosito  Beuicia,  over- 
looking the  Straits  of  Carquinez,  :S3 
miles  from  San  Francisco.  It  is  the 
county  seat  of  Contra  Costa  County. 
A  fine  agricultural  country  surrounds 
it.  It  contains  about  lifiUO  inhab- 
itants and  is  a  great  resort,  for  holiday 
folks  from  the  larger  cities. 

Anderson  Ludwig,  lumber 

Austin  A  E,  carpenter 

Bailey  A  A.  supt  of  schools 

Builhuc'.a  M  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

Bank  of  Martiue/,  L  I  Fi^li  pres,  W  M 
Hale  secretary  and  cashier 

Barnett  D  G,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Bennett  S  J,  livery  stable 

BLUM  BROS  (Simon  &  Gabriel),  hard- 
ware, agriuuUural  implements,  general 
merchandise 
Bolton  Wm.  physician 
Borchers  Henry,  liquors 
Borland  James  H,  agt  C  P  R  R 
BOWIE GW.  attonuy-at-law 
Bray  Bros  ( \\m  Bray),  lumber  yard  and 

warehouse 
Bray  W  m  ( Bray  Bros) 
Briure  F  D,  restauraiit 
Brown  Thos  A,  superior  judge 
Bulger  Bros  (Luke and ■I'^oliu), carpenters 
Bulger  John,  (Bulger  B.'ms) 
Bulger  Luke  (Bulger  Brot* 

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L    Foster),    publishers  "The  Contra 

Costa  Ga^.ette"' 
CALHAN  DAVIS,  furniture  and  Sed- 

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Carpenter  D  S,  tax  collector 
Cattaneo  G,  restaurant 
Chas'»  E  R,  distriet  attorney 

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CRANNA  WM  R,  editor  and  publish- 
er "Contra  Costa  News" 
Cutting  Packing  Co,  canneries 
Darby  J  D,  cmntyauilitor 
DE  MARTINI  PETER,  fish  and  wine 

dealer 
De  Soto  A  J,  deputy  county  auditor 
Dohrmau  H  U  F,  restaurant 
Dorson  Frank,  liquors 
Douglas  W  J,  cigars,  tobacco  and  fancy 

goods 
Drahms    A,    pastor    Congregational 

Church 
Emmont'  L  J,  attomey-at-law 
Fish  &  Blum  (L  I  and  Chas  Fish  and 
Simon  and  Gabriel  Blum),  grain  deal- 
ers 
Fish,  Blum  &,  Baldwin  (L  IFinh,  Simom 
Blum  and  Barry  Baldwia),  real  estate 
Fish  L  I,  pres  Bank  of  Martinez 
Foster  &  Stow  (J  Foster  and  J  M  Stow), 

real  estate  agts 
French  N  G,  hotel 

OARRIDOEA  (Garrido   &  Martinez) 
OARRIi)0  &  MARTINEZ  (E  A  Gar- 
rido and  V  N  Martinez),  Kailroad  Ex- 
change, wines  and  liquors 
Gartley  A  L  (Nijwbjrjjer  &  Gartley) 
Gift  W  A  J,  constable 
Grangers'  Warehouse,    John  Strentzel 

pres,  R  W  Jones  agt 
Guy  J  W,  public  administrator  and  cor- 
oner 
Hale  W  M,   sec  and  cashier  bank  of 

Martinez 
Hamblin  A  B,  painter 
Harkins  Chas  (Rock  &  Harkins) 
Hathaway  R  ii,  treasurer 
Hiller  E  VV,  deputy  assessor 
Hiller  E  VV,  undertaker  and  ice  house 
Hiller  &  Johnson  (E  W  Hiller  and  S  W 

J  »hi>''on),  undertakers 
Hoey  James,  groceries 
Hough  W  J,  hotel  and  saloon 
James  O  F,  po>tmaster 
Jewett  Joseph  M,  blacksmith 
Juhnsm  S  W,  propr  Martinez,  Pacheco 
and  Clayton  Stage   Line  and   livery 
stable 
Johnson  Wm  (Smith  &  Johnson) 
Jones  Jos  P  (MilU   &    Jones),   notary 

public 
Jones  R  W,  mgr  Grangers'  Warehouse 
Kendall  F  1.  sec   Martinez   Packing  Co 
Lawless  Michael,  liipiors 
LcfHerJohn,  physician 
Livin<»8ton  J  H,  deputy  coroner 
Lnddun  C  H  (Marsh  ^  Ludden) 
Mahan  D  P,  slieriff 
Maloehe  J  B  (Robins  &  Maloche) 
Marsh  &  Luddcii  (0  L  Marsh  and  C  H 
Ludden),  carpenters 


Marsh  0  L  (Marsh  &  Ludden) 

Martinez  Antone,  baths  and  barber 

Martinez,  Paclieco  and  (^layton  Stage 
Line,  S  W  Johnson  proprietor 

Martinez  Packing  Co,  Geo  Shiel  pres, 
F  I  Kendall  sec 

Martinez  Y  N  (Garrido  &  Martinez) 

MoCann  John,  liquors 

McGuire  Frank,  liquors 

McMahon  T  C,  county  surveyor 

McNamara  James,  liquors 

Miller  C  Ed,  county  recorder 

Mdls  Hiram  (Mills  &  Jones) 

Mills  &  Jones  (Hiram  Mills  and  Jos  P 
Jones),  attorneys-at-law 

Mohrmann  J  H,  butcher 

MOORE  J  S.  dentist 

Morgan  Bros  (Edw  and  Oliver),  stoves 
and  hardware 

Morgan  Edw  (Morgan  Bros) 

Morgan  Oliver  (Morgan  Bros) 

Nash  R  T,  grocerie:ii  and  produce 

Nelson  A  P,  boots  and  shoes 

Newberger  &  Gartley  (Solomon  New- 
berger  and  A  L  Gartley),  gen  mdse 

Newberger  Solomon  (Newberger  &  Gart- 
ley) 

PAVOUNI  Ot,  fish  dealer  and  liquors 

Pearson  J  E,  physician  and  druggist 

Perry  L  J,  saddles  and  harness 

Plumb  B  K,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Potter  Bros  (John  k  Henry),  hotel 

Potter  Henry  (Potter  Br"S) 

Potter  J..hn  (Potter  Bros) 

RAILROAD  EXCHANGE.  Garrido 

&  Martinez  propiietors 
Riciolo  Gerona,  fish  dealer  and  liquors 
Robins  ft  Maloche  (Samuel  Robins  and 

J   B  Maloche),  general    blacksmiths 

and  hori'cshoeing 
Roberts  W  C,  tailor 
Rock  ft  Harkins  (Henry  Rock  and  Chas 

Harkins),  butchers 
Rock  lleury  (Rock  ft.  Harkins) 
Rowell  David,  hotel 
Segui  Joseph,  barber 
Sherman    Gao    A,  druggist,   and    agt 

W,  F  ft  Co 
Shiel  Geo,  pres  Martinez  Packing  Co 
Slater  Mrs  CI  >ra,  Cremorne  Gardens 
Smith   F  M,  roal  estate  and  produce 

dealer 
Smith  J  B  (Smith  ft  Johnson) 
Smith  ft  Johnson  (J  B  Smith  and  Wm 

Johnson),  liquors 
Stewart  James,  groceries 
Stow  J  M,  county  assessor 
Strentzel  John,   pres  Granger's   V\      v 

house 
Sturifis  Josiah,  hotel 
Swain  D  W,  road  agent 
Ihiele  W  C,  bakery 
Tinning  W  S,  attorney-at-law 
Torres  M  S,  deputy  county  clerk 


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Vaca  Miss  Jovita,  dressmaker 
VICKERS  MRS  B.  restaurant 
WARMCASTLE  FM.  attomey-at-Iaw 
Weiss  Isadore,  general  mercliand^se 
Williams  Frank,  deputy  sherifif 
Wittenmyer  L  C,  county  clerk 
Wyatt  J  O'B,  attorney-at  law 
Zech  August,  professor  of  music 


MARYSVILLE. 

YcBA  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  ofiice,  situated  at  the  junc- 
tion of  the  Yuba  and  Feather  Rivers^ 
and  also  on  the  line  of  the  Oregon 
Division  of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 
4*2  miles  from  Sacramento.  Popula- 
tion 6,000. 

It  is  surrounded  by  a  very  fertile  and 
productive  agricultural  district,  from 
the  cultivation  of  which  it  derives  its 
principal  support,  although  in  earlier 
days  it  depended  mostly  on  the  placer 
digginzs.  It  is  the  county  seat,  has 
several  beautiful  business  blocki',  hand- 
some churches,  and  well-built  school 
houses. 

It  is  one  of  the  best  business  places 
of  its  size  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  its 
people  are  very  enterprising  and  hos- 
pitable, and  show  great  pride  in  their 
little  city,  which  speaks  well  for  their 
loyolty  to  its  interests.  The  U.  S. 
Hotel  is  first-class  in  every  respect,  and 
strangers  will  find  it  homelike  and 
pleasant. 

The  city  is  on  a  level  plain,  about 
twelve  miles  from  the  foot-hills  (if  the 
Sierriis,  and  is  surrounded  by  a  bruad 
extent  of  fertile  and  pniluctive  coun- 
try contributory  to  it.  The  streets  are 
brond  and  regular,  the  buildings  of  good 
style  and  generally  of  briuk,  the  resi- 
dences being  usually  surrounded  by 
finely  cultivated  flower  giinlens,  in 
which  tropical  plants  und  trees  appear 
con.spicn<iU8ly. 

it  is  favorably  situated  for  commer- 
cial ])urposcs,  being  at  the  junction  of 
tilt)  \\\\m  and  Feather  Rivers,  the  latter 
navigable  nt  all  seasons  for  steamers  of 
ligiit  draught.  Tlio  California  and  Ore- 
gon U.  li.  pasHes  through  the  eity, 
crossing  the  Yuba  on  a  tine  bridge. 
The  Nortiiern  California  R.  R.,  from 
Marysvillo  to  Oroville,  '2\i  miles,  gives 
accommodation  to  the  mining  region  of 
Hntte,  Sierra  and  Plumas  Counties,  and 
brings  their  trade  to  Marysville.  From 
its  earliest  settlement  tliiii  has  been  an 
important  center  for  staging,  and  al- 
though the  railroads  have  transferred 
the  travel,  the  business  is  still  quite 
large. 


The  churches  are  numerous,  and  many 
lofty  spires  point  heavenward.  The 
public  school  buildings  are  capacious 
ai.  costly,  no  city  having  finer  educa- 
tional institutions  ihan  Marysville. 
The  City  Hall  and  Court  House  are 
large  and  elegant  structures  of  brick, 
and  are  ornaments  to  the  city.  Water 
is  supplied  by  an  artesian  well,  aided  by 
powerful  pumping  machinery,  and  well- 
established  gas  works  furnish  the  illum- 
inating fluid. 

Aaron  F  W  H,  sec  Marysville  Savings 

Bank,  44  D 
Adloff  Jacob,  liquors,  C  bet  2d  and  3d 

^tna  Ste^m>Boiler  Works,  McGuire  ft 

Schmidt  proprs,  E  bet  3d  and  4th 
Aiken  E  F,  -mea.  market,  7th  bet  A 

andB 
Aldrich  I  N,  under-sheriff.  Court  House 
AUoysius  Sister,  Superioress  College  of 

Notre  Dame,  0  bet  7th  and  8th 
Andrews  S,  painter,  23  D 
Ansory  Charles,  furniture  and  bedding, 

70  D 
Ashford  L  J,  attorney-at-law,  136  3d 
Aulman  Mrs  A  C,  boarding 
Babb   L  H,   snpt  and  sec   Marysville 

Water  Co,  and  supervisor,  44  D 
Babcock  H   C,  deputy  supt  of  schools, 

Court  House 
Baird  (1  H,  agt  C  &  O  R  R 

BALLB,  livery  stable,  hay,  grain  and 

produce,  67  C 
Barnes  A  P,  funeral  director,  D  bet  1st 

and  2d 
Bartlie  &  Paclie,  liquors,  cor  3d  and  B 
Batchelder  A  J  &    Co,  groceries,  cor  E 

and  3d 
Becker  Joseph,  hairdresser   and  baths, 

88  D 
Belcher   Ed   A,  notary   public  and  at- 
torney-at-law, 76  U 
Belcher  I  S,  attorney-at-law,  76  D 
BL'lding  L,  soda  factory,  cor  2d  and  Vir- 
gin Alley 
Bigelow  B,  gunsmith,  1)5  D 
Bingham  A  C,  cashier  with   Decker  & 

.lewett.  60  D 
BINNEY  A  J,  superintendent  CNR 

R,  cor  3d  and  E 
Blan  August,  barber,  3d 
Bliss  S  M,  attorney  at-law,  78  D 
Bjoth  13  B,  oi  ;ar3  and  tobacco,  138  3d 
Booth   H   J   &   Co,   proprs    M.irysville 

Foundry,  4th  and  B 
Boyd  C  H,  dentist,  room  8,  Odd  Fellows 

Bnilding 
Bradley  J  C,  register  U  S   land  ofiice, 

cor  3(1  and  K 
Bradley  S  H  &  Co,  carriage  factory  and 

a'.'ricultural  implements,  cor  3d  and 

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Brass  Joseph,  cigoni  and  tobacco,  99  D 

bet  3d  and  4th 
Brow  £,  constable  and  collector,  62  D 
Brown  C  F  &  Brus,  Maryaville  Soap 

Works 
Brown  H,  merchant  tailor,  cor  D  and  2d 
Bruce  H,  c.trpet  mfy  and  jnnl<,  121  1st 
BiuensH,  harness-tthop,  C  bet  2d  and  3d 
Bryant  Chas,  horseshoeing,  C 
Buckeyp  Mill  Co,  Justus  Greeley  pros, 

G  W  Peacock  sec 
Bushnell  &  Mullmoil,  proprs  New  York 

stables,  2d  bet  C  and  Maiden  Lane 
Buttelman  Fred,  supervisor 
Buttelmann  &  Steward,   wholesale  liq- 
uors, 109  and  Hi  2d 
Caldwell  A  B,  phyMician  and   surgeon. 

Odd  Fellows  Building 
California  Northern  E  K,  N  D  Eideout 

pronr,  A  J  Binney  supt 
Ciimpbell  VV  L,  attorney-at-Iaw,  Court 

House 
Carden  P  L.  pastor  Presbyterian  Church, 

cur  D  and  5th 
Casad  M  K.  city  marshal,  106  3d 
Casey  Bros,  fruits,  vegetables  and  poul- 
try, cor  3d  and  Maiden  Lane 
Cassidy  Hugh,  saloon,  cor  2d  and  C 
Chung  Sun  &  Co.  China  goods,  2d  and  D 
City  Library,  Miss  J  Jones  librarian. 

City  Hall 
Clark  £  G,  fruit  and  confectioner}',  122 

3d 
Cohn  E,  clothier  and  merchant  tailor, 

59  D 
Cohn  J  O,  dry  goods,  carpets,  etc,  84-88 

D,  and  furniture  ti3  D 
ColfordJohn,  chief  engineer  fire  depart- 
ment. City  Hall 
College  of  Notre  Dame,  Sister  Alloysius 

superioretis,  C  bet  7th  and  bt  h 
C>>lusa  Stables  (Lowery  &  Nelson), office 

of  Colusa  Staf>e  Co,  E  liet  2d  and  M. 
Condon  D,  marble  works,   D  bet   1st 

and  2d 
Cooley  Geo  S,  groceries,  cor  C  and  4th 
Corv  Perry,  jewelry  and  vatches,  69 D 
Cotter  P,  cigars,  C  bet  2d  and  3d 
Cousins  &  Lewis,  hairdressers,  C  bet  2d 

and  3d 
C'lwl-  y  Tim,  chop  hou^e,  2d 
Craddiick  J  H,  attorney-at-law,  58  D 
Crane  L  T,  receiver  U  S  land  office,  cor 

3d  and  K,  Masonic  Buililing 
Crook  W  H,  (groceries  and  provisions, 

cor  D  and  5th 
Cumberson  A  J,   groceries  and  public 
admin istnitor,  118  3d  opp  City  Market 
Dalton  Hurry,  saloon,  D  near  4th 
D'Artney  Th<  o,  saloon,  55  I) 
Dasaerville  &   Co,  carriage  painter,  cor 

C  and  4th 
Davis  A  k  Son,    watches  and  jewelry, 
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Davis  E  A,  atlomey-at-law,  44  D 
DAWSON  C  ])>  proprietor  Maryaville 
"Appal,"  daily  and  weekfy,  cor  2d 

and  Maiden  Lane 
Dawson  House,  Mrs  AC  Aulman  propr, 

2d  bet  E  and  D 
Deaner  H  F,  pianos  and  organs 
DeArty  Thomas,  saloon,  D  bet  2d  and  3d 
Decker  &  Jewett,  bankers,  60  D 
Depuy  ft  Garcia  (E  S  De^uy  and  M  E 

Garcia)  ,mfr&  Climatic  hre  proof  paint 
Dobbins  Thos,  physician,    cor  3d  and 

High 
Douanoe  Daniel,  saloon,  140  3d 
Dougall  Thomas,  dry  goods,  98  D 
Dowell  Jamt'S,  saloon,  3d 
Dowell  ft  Mcllmoii,  liquors,  3d 
Earnsliiclds  V  L,  harness  and  saddlery, 

N  E  cor  M  ami  C 
Eastman  J  F,  postmaster,  cor  2d    and 

High 
Easton    ft    White,    wagonmakers   aud 

blacksmithinu,  3d 
Ebcrleia  Wm,  liquors  and  wines,  70  D 
Kilermnn  F,  mercliant  tailor,  62  D 
Ehrlich  C  ]i,  hides  and  wool,  cor  D  and 

1st 
Echarf.  Geo  E,    cashier     Eideout     ft 

Smith's  Bank,  cor  D  and  3d 
Elite  Photograph  Gallery,  P  W  Griffiths 

propr,  cor  3d  and  D 
Ellis  Chas,  teiegraph  operator 
Ellis  W  T,  groceri'S,  general  commission 

forwarding,  and  agt  steamers  Small 

and  Knight,  cor  1st  and  D 
Empire   Foundry    and  Machine  Shop, 

Hoskin  Bros  proprietors 
Engel  Peter,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

74  D 
Enk<lund  Wm,  stationery,   books,  and 

news  depot,  74  D 
Enochs  K  VV,  saloon,  72  C 

Eureka  Drug  Store,  L  C  Crane  proprie- 
tor, 87  D 
Fisher  A,  carriage  trimmer,  87  C 
Fisher  Joseph  A,  cabinetmaker,  39  D 
Funnery  P  J,  boots  and  shoes,  91  D 
Flatbmunn  J   F,   saloon    cor    3d   and 

Maiden  Lane 
Flint  Joseph,  physician  and   surgeon, 

116  3d 
Flint  VV  P,  physician  and  druggist,  1 16 

3d 
Free  Eeadiug  Eoom,    Miss  Jane  Jones 

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French  Bakery,  J  L  O'Brien  propr,  D 
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FRONK  &  BROWN,  funeral    direc- 
tors, cor  2d  uu«l  High 

Fronk  G  M,  county  coroner,  cor  2d  and 

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Fryberger  Fred,   livery  stable,  cor  6th 

andB 
Fuller  i)  6,  agt  Weils,  Fargo  &  Co,  cor 

2d  and  D 
Fnller  &  Howner,  lawyers  and  notaries. 

Odd  FelloM  s  Building,  room  7 
Gaby  D,  veterinary  surgeon,  4th  bet  B 

andC 
Gallagher  Henry,  livery  stable,  C  bet 

4th  and  5th 
Garrett  &  Elder,  groceries  and  liquors, 

144  ad 
Gassaway  J  H,  barber,  136  2d 

GeorKe  P,  guns,    pistols,    ammunition, 

saddlery  and  harness,  54  C  , 
'GerberE,  hou:  maker,  (J  liet  2d  and  3d 
Gerken  &  Meyer,  tailors,  Ul  D 
German   Hotel  and  Bakery,   J  Kuorsa 

propr,  C  near  4th 
Gillespie  &  Dickie,  livery  stable 
Gilman  B  F  &;  Co,  dry  goods,  clothing, 

boots  and  shoes 
Gorczyn^ki  S,  second-hand  store,  cor  D 

and  2(1 
Gordon  F  D,  job  printer,  95  D 
Gorhani   Chas    M,    cashier    with  H  J 
Booth  &  Cu,  police  judge  and  insur- 
ance agt,  cor  4th  and  B 
Grath  J,  liquors.  Unite  i  States  Hotel 

Granite  Stable,  J  C  Gillespie  &   Co,  2d 

bet  D  and  Maiden  Lane 
Gray  C  N,  carpenter,  E 
Green  W  H,  expressman,  cor  D  and  3d 
Greeley  Justus,  prue  Buckeye  Flouring 

Mills 
Grey  Frank  S,  druggist,  108  D 
Griiiner  John,  saluun,  cor  4th  and  C 
Griffiths  P  VV,  propr  Elite  Gallery 
Grindly  F  R,  physici  n,  72  D 
Gunning  S  O,   county  recorder.   Court 

House 
Gwynu  Wm,  lime,  cement  and  plaster, 

K  K  D<  pot 
Hapgnod  Clia*,  agt  Mutual  Benefit  Li'e 

hisuianceCo,  of  Newark,  New  Jersey, 

cor  ?d  and  Higli 
Hagerty  J,  hvery  stable,  C  bet  4th  and 

5th 
Hare  James  K,   groceries,  SW  cor  7th 

and  B 
Harrington  C  C,  physician  and  surgeon, 

roum  7.  Odd  F<  Hows  Building 
Harris  H  M,  harness  and  suddlcry,  cor 

3d  unil  C 
Hayes Dinnis,  undertaker,  cor  7th  andC 
Hayes  John,  vanetiisi,  3d 
Hewitt  (ieo  F,  liviuors,  C  bet  2d  and  3d 
Henderson  J,  luurdrcHser,  '^l 
Hoblitzcll  11  S,  insu.iauti  a^eut,  58  D 
Hochstitdtcr  &  Bro,  ulothing,  i>4  D 

Hoffstetter  J   U,  groceries,  cor  D  and 

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Hogan  M  C,  city  marshal,  lOG  3d 


Hohnea  Chas  E  S,  general  insurance  agt, 
64D 

Holland  W  W,  first  deputy  treasurer, 
Court  House 

Hornung  G,  druggist,  72  D 

Howard  Amos,  watches,  jewelry,  dia- 
monds and  plated  ware,  64  D 

Hoskin  Bros  (R  and  J  H  Hoskin), 
proprs  Empire  Foundry 

Howser  B  VV  (Fuller  &  Howser),  dis- 
trict attorney 

HUDSON  E  U  (Swain  &  Hudson), 
cor  1st  and  D 

Hudson  F  D,  pres  Union  Lumber  Co, 
cor  C  and  4th 

Hughes  Francis,  liquors,  71  D 

Hunt  G  P,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, . 

Jenkins  &  Aitchison,  bnrbers,  96  2d 
Jenkins  &   Bu'shuell,  livery  stable,  102 

2d 
Jenkins  &  Crowell,  Central  Market,  cor 

D  and  4th 
Johnson  J  K-  birber,  56  D 
Johnson  &  Williams,-hairdre8ser8,  5S  D 
Junes  C  C,  watches  and  jewelry,  64  D 
Jones  Miiis  J,  librarian  City  Library, 

City  Hall 
Katzner,  Russell  k  Chase,  blacksmiths 

and  wagonmakers,  cor  B  and  6th 
Kerns  J  U,  saloon,  96  D 
K.ertchen    D  J,   auction  house,   W   C 

Schoffer  auctioneer,  35  and  37  D 
Kettuauer  Phillip,  cigar  factory,  67  C 
Keyser  Phil  W,  judge  superior  court 
Kimball  C  B,  livery  stable,  C  bet  2d  and 

3d 
Klein  Wm,  hats  and  clothing,  cor  3d 

andD 
Knight  D  E,  supt  Marys ville  Woolen 

Mills  and  Marysville  Gas  Co 
Knorsa  J,  hotel 
Korb  Jacob,  pickle  factory,  58  Maiden 

Lane 
Krautte    F   L,    first   deputy    recorder, 

Court  House 
Kiihn  L,  varieties,  78  D 
Lancy  &  Uieriuger,  painters,  cor  3d  and 

Virgin  alley 
Laporte   and    Marysville    Stage    Line, 

Chas  Sherman  supt,  cur  D  and  2d 
Liuik  Joseph,  clothing,  cor  D  and  3d 
Lawrence  Wm  L,  hiirness,  saddles  and 

carriages,  103-107  2<\  __ 

l^efavor  J  A,  broom  factory,  32  D         ^ 
Levy  Waron,  merchant  tailor,  C  bet  2d 

and  3d 
Lewis  C    F,    propr    Hough's    Mineral 

Spring 
Ijcwis  &  Cousins,  barbers 
Lewis  &  Marteuutte,  painters,  D  bet  1st 

and  -za 
Lothrop  Geo   W,   fruits,    115  2d  and 

Maiden  Lane 


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Lotzen  W,  varieties,  D  bet  3d  and  4th 

Lowry  D  B,  stage  af;t 

Maestretti  F  &  Co,  game,  poultry,  eggs, 
butter,  produce,  etc.  Maiden  Lane 

Marcuae  Marcus,  prea  Marysville  Sav- 
ings Bank,  44  D 

Marcuae  M  k  Co,  cigars,  tobacco  and 
inau-ance  agts,  cor  2d  and  D 

Marker  Harry,  saloon,  cor  2d  and  C 

Marker  J  P,  bootmaker,  2d  bet  B  and  C 

"MARYSVILLE  APPEAL"   (daily 

and  weekly ),  C  D  Dawaun  proprietor, 
cor  2d  and  Maiden  Lane 
Marysville  Bag  Factory,  A  Fierce  propr, 

29  D 
Marysville  Foundry,  H  J  Booth  &  Co 
Marysville  Gas  Co,  D  E  Knight  supt 
Marysville  Suvings  Bank,  Marcu»  Mar- 
cuae pres,  F  W  H  Aaron  sec,  44  D 
Marysville  Telephone  Co,  James   Mc- 
Conaughy  mgr,  2d 

MARTSVILLE  WATER  CO.  L  H 

Babb  superintendent  and  sec,  45  D 

Marysville  Woolen  Mills,  D  E  Knight 

supt 
May  &  Wiskotchill,  milliners,  cor  4th 

and  D 
McCarroU  L,  saloon,  cor  C  and  3d 
McCarty  Dan,  liquors,  8!>  D 
McConaughy  Jas,  agt  VV  U  Tel  Co,  2d 
McCoy  H  L,  county  sheriff 
McCoy  VVm,  livery  stable 
McDonald  J  B,  livery  stable,  114  2d 
McDono-h  Thos,  saloon,  70  D 
McGuire  &  Sohmidt,  /Etna  Steam  Boiler 

Works,  E  bet  3d  and  4th 

MECHANICS'    HOTEL.    F  A  Peel 

proprietor,  0  bet  3d  and  4ih 
Meek  E  E,  notary  public,  C">urt  House 
Mehl  Mrs  C,  bakery,  D  bet  5th  and  (ith 
Merritt  'leo,  real  estate,  insurance  agt, 

collector  and  notary  public.  103  J» 
Mestretti  F,  market,  (35  Maiden  Lane 
Miller  S  &  Co,  saloon,  05  D 
Monroe  Simon,  carpenter,  C  bet  4th  and 


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MOON    &  CREIOHTON.  boot 

hhoe  store  (tirstcKiss),  75  D 
Morgan  MicJ»at;l,  liorseslioeing,  C 
Moser  Louis,  varietiis,  0'.>  D 
Mull  E  W,  oysters  and  wine  rooms,  cor 

2d  and  Hi^h 
Mulier&  Bunigartncr,  Magnolia  Saloon, 

05  \) 
Murphy  Wm  (i,  city  attorney,  attorney- 
at-law  and  court  cninniiMSiouer  of  Yu- 
ba  Co,    Bank   building,   cor   3d  and 
High 
Murray  M  B,  lifjuors,  cor  7th  and  A 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co,   J   B  Fuller 

agt,  cor  D  r         I 
Waggle  M  E,  gioccries,  C  bet  2d  and  3d 
Neseman  Mrs,  lodgings,  cor  C  and  2d 


Newberry  H  C.  mgr  Deadwood  Channel 

Claim  and  Mining  Co,  64  D 
Newhard  J  M,  saloon,  142  3d 

New  York   Livery  Stable,   Buahnell  & 

Mcllmoil,  2d  bet  C  and  Maiden  Lane 
O'Brein  Luke,  boot  and  shoemaker,  C 

bet  2d  and  3d 
Ogden  W  C  ft  Son,  manfra  agricultural 

implementa,  biauksmithing  and  wag- 

onmaking,  £ 
Parka  Broa,  wool  buyera,  cor  3d  and 

High 
Peacock  O   W,  aec  Buckeye  Flouring- 

Mills 
Peffer  John,  sash  factory  and  planing- 

mill,  C  bet  4th  and  5th 
Pender  J  H,  country  produce,  cor  3d  and 

Market 
Pender  Mrs  L,  millinery,  cor  D  and  4th 
Percy  Andrew  J,  livery  stable,  cor  3d 

andC 
Peri  A,  candy  factory  and  ice  cream  sa- 
loon. Dancing  Academy,  92  D 

PERI  E  &  CO.  candy  factory  and  ice 
cream  saloon,  corner  D  and  4th  (see 
advertisement) 

Pierson  Milton,  furniture  and  bedding, 
Dbet  1  St  and  2d 

Pine  Geo  W,  city  clerk.  Court  House 

Plymire  W  H,  marble  works,  D  bet  1st 

and  2d 
Popert  N  D,  variety  store,  68  D 
Post  D  Y,  boarding-house,  7th  bet  A 

and  B 
Powell  David,  physician  and   surgeon, 

92  D 
Power  T  J,  saloon,  138  and  140  2d 
Priekett  E  S.  gunsmith,  73  D 
Quinland  J  S,  agt  Standard  Oil  Co,  C  P 

K  R  Depot 
R  R  House,  W  W  Ward  propr,  cor  6th 

and  A 
Raish    Chas,   blacksmithing    and    car- 

riasiC  shop,  3d 
Randolph  '1'  E,  junk,  and  carpet  factory, 

cor  D  and  1st 
Red  House,  B  F  Gilman  &  Co  proprs, 

it3  and  US  1) 
ReiHy  J  J,  photographer,   Odd  Fellows 

Building 
Rhoiles   1   N,  injjr   White  Sewing  Ma- 
chine Co,  O'J  D 
Richmond  <)  1),  agt  Continental  Oil  Co, 

C  P  R  H  Depot 
Rideout  N  I)  (Hideout  ft  Smith),  propr 

C  N  U  R 
Rideout  &  Smith,  bankers,  Geo  R  Eck- 

art  cashier,  SK  cor  D  and  3d 
Ripley  (J   J,  plastering  and  agt  Santa 

Cruz  lime,  34  D 
Rogers  Henry,  saloon,  71  D 

Rogers  S  J  S,  physician   and  surgeon, 
room  3,  Odd  Fellows  Building,  87  D 


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B>OSS  E  C  &  C0>  stovei,  tinware  and 

crockery,  0(J  D  ( See  adv) 
Rnbi^l  &  Lewis,  restaurant 
Ruff. I,  expresHmiui,  Wustem  House 
Suul  &  Dui'uy,  carriage  paiutvrs,  C  bet 

3d  and  4th 
SCHEU  &  LEWEK.  proprs  hotel 
Mchuiiider  M,  clothing,  87  D 
Schotield  li  T,   agt    Dom<>stic  Sewing 

Miichine.  pianos  and  organs,  68  D 
Schopmann  Henry,  saloon,  cor  5th  and  F 
Schwartz  Chiis,  stoves,  tin  and  crockery, 

152  and  154  Hd 
Sc"tt  0  G,  land  at't  C  P  R  R,  35  D 
Scott  0  1  >,  grader  and  general   agt  C  P 

RR,  D  betl8taud2d 
Seiferd  &  Sullivan,    dressmakers,  107  D 
Seichten  Julius,  salotn,  cor  '2d  and  C 
SEWELL  A  F  (Taylor  &  Sewell),  G2  D 
Sewell  N,  justice  ot  the   peace  and  no- 
tary public,  02  D 
Shaffer  W  O,  auctioneer,  33-37  D 
Shelley  T  R,  veterinary  surgeon,  cor  6th 

and  B 
Sherman  Chas  supt  Laporte  and  Marys- 

ville  Stage  Lim-,  cor  D  and  '-'d 
Sherwood  Mrs,  dressmiiker,  3d 
Sherwood  T  J,    county    clerk.    Court 

House 
Shively  D  C,  dry  goods  and  millinery, 

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Sieber  (i  A  L,   California   Brewery,  cor 

B  and  i)th 
Siebert  (.',  brewery 
Sieferd  &  Sutlierlund,   dressmaking,    D 

bet  3d  and  4th 
Singer  Mfg  Co,  C  Hounson  mgr,  04  D 
Singer  &  Smger,  liiiitl   and   mine  attor- 
neys,  MaMOiiic  Buililiiig,  c<>r  3d  and  K 
Slattery  P  C,  butchtT,  City  Market,  cor 

3d    and   Maiden    Luue,    and   county 

treasurer    and    tax    '.-oUector,    Court 

House 
Slingsby  VVm,  supervisor 
Smith  •!  A,  blacksniiih  and  wagonmak- 

er,  0 
Smith  J  B  M.  dentist,  l»2  D 
Smith  Mrs  J  K,  straw  works,  D  bet  3d 

and  4th 
Smith  R  L,  barber,  •»!>  2d 
Smith  S  D,  blacksmith,  18  E 
Smith  Win  K,  U  Street  Market.  D  nr4th 
SneedJamesA,   blacksmith,  cor  C  and 

4th 
Spear  A  P,  books  and  stationery,  cor  3d 

and  E 
Stun  Wood  R  G,  lumber  yard,   cor  4th 

and  E 
Steele  T  H,   county  supt  of  schools, 

Court  H<uise 
Stettheimer  A,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion merchant 
Steward  J  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  97  2d 
Stone  C  E,  physician  and  surgeon,  92  D 


Subers  t  Cutts,  wagon  and  blacksmith- 
shop,  0  bet  2d  and  3d 

SWAIN  &  HUDSON,  planing-mills, 
lumber,  contractors  and  builders,  cor- 
ner 1st  and  D 

SWAIN  W  C  (Swain  &  Hudson),  cor- 
ner Ist  and  D 

Swezy  Chas  E,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
notary  puolic.  Masonic  Building,  up 
stairs 

Swift  J  P,  carpenter,  59  C 

TAYLOR  &  SEWELL.  real  estate 
and  insurance  brokers,  02  D  (see  ad- 
vertisement) 

TATLOa  W  A  (Taylor  &  Sewell),  62  D 

'leistegge  Ffunk,  boots  and  shoes,  102  D 

Tisdale  J  J,  stage  agt,  ottice  Western 
Hotel 

Tomb  Jacob,  dealer  in  ice  and  fa.  jxer. 
High 

Tray  nor  &  McCoy,  livery  stable,  3d 

Trickel  VVm,  bowling  alley  ana  saloon, 
63  C 

Tryberger  Fred,  livery  stable,  cor  6th 
and  B 

Union  Lumber  Co,  F  D  Hudson  pres, 
cor  C  and  4th 

U  S  HOTEL.  Scbeu  &  Lewek  proprie- 
tors, cor  C  and  3il 

Vagftles  &  Bitirenburg,  li<|unrs,  72  D 

Van  Anda,  pus.or  M  E  Church,  cor  E 
and  4th 

Voss  Henry,  tailor,  3d  bet  C  and  D 

Wade  A,  saloon,  70  C 

Wagner  H,  music  and  jewelry,  85  D 

Walter  Theodtire,  tailor,  3d 

Wajtpel  George,  hotel 

Ward  &  Murphy  (W  Ward  and  J  L 
Murijhy),  saloon,  i'O  D 

Wasiiingtun  House,  Mrs  M  Sullivan. 
70  C 

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Watson  Thomas,  propr  Marysville  Bak- 
ery, 100  I) 

Wearmari  &  Serret,  liquors,  58  D 

Webber  A  Bometter,  wagon  and  black- 
smitlish  p 

Weisslaiider  Ed,  dry  goods  and  carpets, 
101  and  100  I) 

Wenzel  Clias,  barber,  7i  C 

Western  House,  Geo  Wappel  propr,  cor 
D  and  2d 

White  A  B,  City  Market,  D 

WHITE,  COOLEY  &  CUTTS.  hard- 
ware and  agricultural  implements. 
Masonic  Building,  i.S7-l41  3d 

Wight  A  S,  pres  b  >ard  of  supervisors 

WIGHTMAN  &  HAMPTON,  hard- 
ware and  agricultural  implements. 
Masonic  Building,  3d  between  D  and  E 

Wilder  Louis,  county  assessor,  Court 
House 

Wilkins  P  V,  propr  Wilkms  House 


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Williamson  C  C,  plaster  and  whitener, 
Maiden  Lane 

Williams  James  N,  barber,  138  3d 
Wiskotsohill    ft    May,   millinery    and 

fancy  goods,  SE  cor  D  and  4th 
Wood  S  D,  supervisor 


Wood's  Gallery,  J  J  Reilly  propr,  Odd 

Fellows  Building 
Woodward  J  C,  aroceries,  etc  100  D 
Worms  Julius,  clothing,  3d  bet  0  ar 
Wright  Ueo,  county  surveyor,  144. 2<u 
Yuba  Lodge,  No  3i),  mee.a  first   Wed- 

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J.  E.  BOOKMAN. 


SHEET  TROTS  ^TP^, 

Marysville  Pipe  Works 

MANUFACTURE 

SHEET  IB  ON  PIPE  OF  ALL  SIZES, 

AND  FOR  ANY  PRESSURE, 
Sinsfle    or    13oii.l">le    Il-ivetecl. 


We  are  prepared  to  build  on  the  groimtl,  where  wanted,  and   contract 

to  lay  the  same, 

SHEET  IliOISr  PIPE 

of  all  sizes  thoroughly  coated  with  Asjihaltiiin,  thenhy  saving  the  ex- 
pense and  damage  of  hauling  on  wngons. 

Having  all  the  latest  improved  machinery,  parties  wanting  pipe 
would  do  well  to  give  us  a  call. 

Iron  cut,  punclied  and  formed,  and  tools  furnished  for  making  pipe. 

E.  C.  ROSS  &  CO., 

Marysville,  Yuba  County,  California. 


MAXWELL. 

Colusa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  located  on  the  Cali- 
fornia Pacitic  and  Nortliern  \i.  R., 
about  70  miles  north  of  Sacramento, 
and  12  mil-  8  from  Colusa,  and  is  the 
most  centrally  located  town  of  Colusa 
County.  Its  resources  are  agricul- 
ture.    Population  300. 

Adams  J  D,  liquors 

BACON  J  D,  manager  for  Furth  Bros, 
and  postmaster 

Ballur.l  C  J  R,  agt  C  T  R  R  and  W,  F 
&  Co,  and  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

Cloud  A  .T,  carpenter 

Corby  J  L,  liquors 

Danley  James,  livery 

Durham  Bros,  hardware  and  agricult- 
ural implements 

Fender  J,  blacksmith 

FURTH  BEOS  (S  A  J  Furth),  cloth- 
injr,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  and  post- 
office 


(irraliam  &  Prime,  liquors 

(irigL'S  A,  diuguist 

Hardiu  Bros,  lumber,  insurance  and 
warehouse 

Hayues  J  M,  carpenter  and  gunsmith 

House  A  8.  restaurant 

Huffiiagle  WiUiiiin.  carpenter 

Jacoi>s  A,  clothing  and  dry  goods 

J  acoh  J,  dry  gotids 

Kean  K,  clothing 

beclileiter  J  H,  wagonmaker 

Lindstroni  C,  harnesMUiiiker 

Macoupin  House,  S  Pence  propr 

McCoy  W  .S,  constable 

Mctiratli  William,  carpenter 

Murphy  M,  liquors 

Nelson  J  P,  painter 

Paul  Rev  A  L,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Pence  S,  propr  Macoupin  House 

Potevine  Thos  W,  constable 

Reavis  k  Cooper  (H  M  Reavis  and  Har- 
vey Cooper),  blacksmiths 

Robe  W  E.  physician 

Sallady  O,  groceries 


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Simpson  C  C,  blacksmith 
Siussleblum  M,  dry  goods 
Smith  George,  plasterer  and  stonemason 
Suttun  P  C,  justice  of  the  peace 


MAY. 

Amador   County.      A   post-office, 
miles  from  loue. 

BOLLES  AMOSt  postmaster 


MAYFIELD. 

Santa   Clara   County.    A  post,  ex- 

f tress  and  telegraph  office;  ia  a  nice 
ittle  place  on  tliu  Southern  Pacific  U. 
It.,  (Northern Div  ision),  35  miles Irom 
San  Francisco.  Itslticutionis  very  pic- 
turesque, and  the  interests  <<f  its  sup- 
port are  agricultural.    Pupulatiun  45U. 

Beatty  A  S,  hotel 

Brown  H,  constable 

Ciirdano  >S,  restaurant 

Crow  Jos,  liquors 

Donohuc  F,  bl  icksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Discombtjr  A,  bakery 

Duchesneau  J,  blacksmith 

Ducker  Uiste!,  brewery 

DuokerChiis,  hotel 

Fisher  E,  butcher 

(irijialb.i  S,  liquors 

Orimley  P,  livery  stable  and  liquors 

Henderson  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Hohnian  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Jones  Uev  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Lauloi  T  H,  citrpeiitf r 

Miirkd  L,  general  merchandise 

MAYER  B>  postmaster  and  druggist 

Miusch  A,  li'|U"rs 

.McCloskey  J,  harnessmakcr 

McNanptra  T  J,  tinware,  stoves,  etc 

Page  Wm,  lumber 

Panilltm  L,  liquors 

Ponce  J  P,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

KnHs  J  L,  physician 

Hosenliluin  J,  general  merchandise 

Smith  C  E,  carpenter 

Stanley  M  O,  livery  stable 

Vfcliiti  C,  butcher 

Waliii^*?  J,  attorney-at-la^y 


MAYHEWS'  LANDING. 

Alameda  County.    Post-office  Newark. 
Jarvis  F  C  &  Co,  warehouse 


McCONNELLS. 

Sacramento  County.  Post-office  Hicks- 
ville;  a  station  on  the  Central  Pacinc 
R.  K.  (Western  Division),  19^  miles 
from  Sacramento. 


HoCONNELL 

sheep  raising 


THOMAS,      merino 


McCORriCK'S  RANCH. 

Napa  County.    Post-office  St.  Helena. 
A  summer  resort. 

Stamer  G  A,  hotel 


McKINNEY  S  LANDING. 

Placer  County.    On  Luke  Tahoe. 
McKinney  John  W,  hotel  and  cottages 


MEADOW  VALLEY. 

Plumas  Couni-y. 

Billings  F,  miner 

Bossell  &  Co,  miners 

Brown  Sash,  miner 

Cole  Wm,  miner 

froodwin  Samuel,  farmer 

Halstnatl  A  A,  saloon 

Hill  Frank,  miner  and  capitalist 

Hughes  Thos,  hotel,  farmer  and  post- 
master 

Lake  Wm  H,  engineer,  blacksmith  and 
mechanic 

Plie'ps  J,  bootmaker 

Robi  son  A,  propr  VoU  House,  miner 
and  speculator 

Schneider  B,  f  irmer 

Sehneiiler  Louis,  teamster  and  farmer 

Tucker  John,  mine  supt  and  speculator 


MELROSE. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express  and 
ttlegrapli  ollice,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
K.  K.  (Western  Division),  4  miles 
from  Oakland. 

Alta  Chemical  Co,   manfrs  of  Chloride 

and  Potash  Powder 
Castle  Dome  Mining  and  S  Co 
Pacific  Reduction  Works 

WICKER  F  W.  postmaster  and  agent 
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California — Mendocino  City-Merced. 


MENDOCINO  CITY. 

Mendocino  Cocntt.  A  post,  exprew 
aud  telegraph  office,  renched  by  ocean 
•teamers  or  via  North  Pacific  Coast 
R.  B.  to  Duncan's  Mills,  thence  by 
stage  80  miles;  or  via  Sim  Francisco 
and  North  Pacific  R.  R.  to  Clover- 
dale,  thence  by  stage  75  miles.  It  is 
on  the  coast,  lUO  miles  above  San 
Francisco  and  has  a  population  of  800, 
whose  dependence  is  on  the  lumb  r- 
ing  interests  of  tlie  locality,  which  is 
carried  on  very  extensively. 

Ainsley  Wm,  painter 

Ariiibruster  Wm  F,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler 

Bank  of  Mendocino,  E  Brown  pres 

Barnard  Len,  propr  Mendocino  and 
Westport  Stage  Line 

Berry  J  S,  barb-^r 

Bever  Bros,  hotel 

Brown  Eugene,  general  merchandise. 
Wells,  Fargo  &,  Go's  agt  aud  pres 
Bank  of  Mendocino 

Carldon  J  E,  hott-l 

Denslow  W,  treas  Mendocino  Bank 

Elliott  MUa  Floni,  milliner 

Eversoii  O  W,  general  merchandise 

Farrcl  Mm  M  L,  milliner 

Ferrall  Walter,  attomey-at-law 

Flanagan  John,  saloon 

Galbraith  C,  saloon 

Gray  Paris,  carpenter 

Hall  (>eo,  carriagemaker 

Hamilton  W  R,  carpenter 

Hanson  P,  bootmaker 

Heeser  A,  justice  of  the  peace 

HEESER  WM.  secretury  Bank  of 
Mendocino,  notary  public  and  pub- 
lisher "Mendocino  Bcjicon" 

Hudiion  &  Pack.ird,  soiU  factory 

JAEVIS  HENEY  H.  postmaster 

Jarvis  &  Nichols^,    general  merchandise 

Jolmson  J  D,  carpenter 

Johnson  J  P  L,  but>tniuker 

Kelly  &  McCallum,  general  uidse 

Kent  Wm  H,  butcher 

Lindberg  John  P,  harnessmaker 

Lindsey  D,  denti.-t 

Luiza  Fe.nandc/,  hotel 

Lynuh  Patrick,  bootmaker 

Marks  &  Cohen,  general  merchandise 

McClellan  P,  tailor 

McCormack  W  A,  pliysician 

"MENDOCINO  BEACON. "  Wm  Hees- 
er  proprietor 

Mendocino  Discount  Bank 

Milliken  H  F,  tinsh  ^  aud  hardware 

Mosher  M  E,  physician 

Mur.  iy  J  D,  gen  mdse  and  druggist 

Norto.*  W  H,  hotel 

Packan '  C  O,  druggist 


Packard  J  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Perry  ft  Kelly,  photographem 

Rhalves  A,  cabinetmaker 

Rogers  A  T,  blacksmith 

Smith  G  C,  notary  public  and  attorney- 

at-law 
Switzer  &  Boyd,  liverv  stable 
Thomas  Manuel,  hotel 
Wfllker  Duncan,  propr  Mendocino  and 

Westport  Stage  Line 
Wilson  W  T,  restaurant 


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[EMtablUhed  1877.] 

THE  MENDOCINO  BEACON 

l8  a  Weekly'  JournnI  devoted  to 

Tbe  Interests  of  Mendocino  Connty, 

and  i8  nubliijhed  at  Mcndorino,  one  of  tlie  prinl 
cipal  Hiilpiiiii),'  iiointi*  in  the  eooiit  lumber  reKi»ii 
of  thU  State.  It  glxe:*  Imal  news,  teloi^raphiu 
news,  and  makes  a  specialty  of  all  news  of  wliat- 
e\er  description  of  interest  to  the  lumbering 
industry  of  this  section. 

SulMortptlon,  $3.00  per  Annwm. 

fit  is  a  First-Class  Advertising  IWedium, 

i^  it  liiis  a  liir^e  tin  iilittioji  up  and  down  tlio 
coast  in  the  many  towns  wliich  ate   icattered 
al'iuK  the  lumber  belt  of  tliis  county. 
Kates  of  ad\ertis!njf  on  nppli<'ntion. 

IVM.  HSESER,  Proprtetor. 


MENLO  PARK. 

San  Mateo  CorxT*.  A  post,  express 
and  teleuraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.  ( North;  rn  Division),  3'2 
miles  from  San  Francisco. 

Blanchard  B,  butcher 

Casey  Wm,  liijiiors 

Dufi'&  Doylf,  gen  nidse  and  post-ofhce 

Hurssell  Wm  M,  butcher 

Ku({ekr  A,  liipiors 

Lcneh'in  M,  li(iuors 

Love  Mrs  M,  millintr 

Maloney  P J,  livery  st.ble 

Maloney  H,  liijuors 

McRain  John,  Fletcher  House 

McBreen  T,  gemral  merchandise 

Menin  Park  Hotel,  J  V.inct;  jiroirietor 

WAKELEE    THOS  D.  agmt  Wells, 

Furgu   &  Co,    ami    Southern   Pacific 

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Wilson  Thos,  livery  stable 


MERCED. 

Merced  County.  A  post,  express  and 
teleuraph  ofKcte.  The  county  seat 
has  improved  in  every  way  in  the  last 
few  years.  There  is  an  evidence  of 
enterjjfise  and  tlirift  on  every  side, 
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one  of  the  most  attractive  place*  on 
the  coast  for  business  and  residence. 
It  is  situated  in  the  productive  8an 
Joaquin  Valley,  1S2  inilt^s  from  Han 
Francisco  on  the  Southern  Pacifio  R. 
R.,  and  is  one  of  the  points  of  embark- 
ation  for  the  Yoaemite  Valley.  It 
has  a  population  of  3,000,  which  is 
steadily  increasing.  It  is  well  supplied 
with  churches,  schools  and  hotels. 
The  Court  House  is  a  tine  building 
situated  in  a  beautiful  square.  The 
merchants  carry  large  stocKs  of  good* 
and  are  in  a  prosperous  condition. 

Abrams  Ous,  dealer  in  gents'  furnishing 
goods 

Adrian  G,  hairdresser 

Aikeu  W  B,  county  assessor 

Alexander  J  S,  insurance  agent 

American  Exchange  Hotel,  Nelson 
Rolfe  proprietor 

A  O  U  W  Hall 

ARNOLDT  CHRIS,  carriage  and 
wagonmuker,  cor  Main  and  J 

Asher  I,  huiidressor 

Auerhach  David,  dry  goods,  clothing 
and  general  auctioneer 

Baiiku  &  Budesen  (.John  Banks  and  P 
Bedeaen),  meat  market 

Banninter  J  C,  furniture,  carpets, 
upholstery,   etc 

Bircroft  Fred'k  (Branson  &  Barcroft) 

Barry  P,  saloon 

BATES  S  Ci  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
iiisuruaue  agetit,  president  Merced 
Bank,  secretary  Merced  Falls  Woolen 
Mills,  and  proprietor  Abstract  Bu- 
reau, Front 

Bear  <ald  H  (H  Boarwald  Sc  Bro) 

Bearwald  H  &  Bru  (H  and  BBearwald), 
stoves,  hardware,  crockery,  etc 

Bliikley  E,  sujit  Merced  Gas  Works 

BLOSS  H  A.   proprietor  El    Capitan, 

Depot 
B  .St  .r  W  (Stoneroad  &  Bost) 
B'nxi  B'rith   Hall 
Headley  S  H,  physician 
Branson  &  Barcroft  (T  H  Branson  and 

F  Barcrott),  stoves  and  tinware 
Branson  T  H  ( Branson  &  Barcroft) 
Breen  N.  ciirpentor 
Brown  8  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  candies, 

fruits,  etc 
Bnrii*  Kev  B  F,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
CASACCIA  A  B.  general  merchandise 

and  restaurant.  Front 
Caste^netto  A,  bakery 
Clough   A  G,  furniture    and    bedding. 

Main 
Coakley  Miss  Annie,  dressmaker.  Front 
Coaklcy  Miss  Lizzie,  dressmaker.  Front 
Corley  .lames  H  ((7orley  k  Manchester), 

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Corley  ft  Manchester  (Jas  H  Corley  and 
L  A  Manchester),  blacksmiths   and 
horseshoers,  cor  Front  and  K 
COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL.  M  F  Mo- 
ran  proprietor,  corner  Main  and  M 
Cosmopolitan     Restaurant,     Frank    B 

Fagothy  propr 
Cross  Georf^e  D,  watchmaker,  jeweler 

and  optician 
Cruise  Matthew,  bootmake. 
Dauchy  A  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
DELON  Ml  aaloon  and  brewery  agent 

and  ice  dealer,  Front 
Dixon  E  T,  druggist  and  supt  of  public 

instruction    ^ 
Dunham  Frederick,  carriage  painting 
Dunn  Williams,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Dwyer  Jphh  (Keilly  &,  Dwyer) 
Eagle  Hotel,  Mrs  P  B  King  propr 
Edwards  Mrs  E  J,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Edwards  J  £,  photographer 
Egan  P  C,  saloon 
Ehat  A  A,  house  and  slim  painter 
EL  CAPITAN  HOTEL.  H  A  Bloss 

froprietor,  Depot 
CAPITAN  STABLES.   M  Mc- 

Clenathan  proprietor,  cor  Main  and  M 

Evans  Chas  E,  piopr  Merced  House 

Fagothy  Frank  B,  restaurant 

Fahey  William,  hotel 

Farmer's  Canal  Co,  fSilas  W  Geis  sec 

FARRAR  FRANK  H  (Farrar  & 
Peck),  attornt-y-at-law,  district  attor- 
ney and  notarypnblic.  Court  House 

FARRAR  &  PECK  (F  H  Farrar  and 
Zue  U  Peck),  attorneys-at-law.  Court 
House 

France  Mrs  Kate,  lodgings  and  saloon 

Galhraith  Geo,  artesian  and  surface  well 
bor'ng 

OARVIN  J  M>  books,  stationery  and 
news  depot.  Front 

Geis  Silas  W,  attorney-at-law  and  sec 
Farmers'  Canal  Co 

Gettis  G  C,  agt  stage  line  Merced  to 
Ceiiterville 

Goldman  M,  general  merchandise  and 
agricultural  intplements 

Gosner  Joseph,  propr  Merced  Brewery 

Gregory  Kev  ,)  K,  Methodist  clergyman 

Grifhn  Patiick,  saloon 

Grogan  Bernard,  saloon  and  National 
Hall 

Hall  Thomas  A,  hairdresser  and  baths 

Harrinvton  &  McKrIane  (P  Harrington 
and  Huuh  McErlaue),  proprs  Mari- 
posa Exchange 

Harrinpton  P  (Harrington  &  McErlane) 

HARRIS  BROS  (Chas  and  Tt.os  Har- 
ris), jiroprictors  "Merced  Star" 

Harris  Chas  (Harris  Bros) 
Harris  Thos  (Harris  Bros) 

Herrington  Mrs  J  K,  millinery 


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HOWELL  FRAHX.   cashier  Merced 

Bank,  Front 
HOWELL  W  L  (W  L  Howell  A  Co), 

oor  Mam  and  L 
HOWELL  W  L  ft  CO  (W  L  and  J  A 

Howell),     puhlisliure     "Meroed   Ex- 

pron,"  oor  Muin  and  L 
HutTiiian  C  H,  ^rain  and  storage 
hull  Mr  and  Mrs,  candy  fuctory 
Hunter  A  M  &  Co  (A  M  and  M  T  Hun- 

te-),  hlooksiniths 
Hyden  Rev  J  0,  clergymar.  (Methodist) 
Invalshe  A,  agt  Me-ced  Wo  len  Mills 
Jaokinan  Edward,  attorney -at-law 
Jac'ibs   I  (8iinon,  Jacobs  It  Co),    San 

Francisco 
Jacobs  Joseph,  butcher 
Johnson  Mrs  S,  ice  cream 

KILLTON  L  F,  saloon.  Front 

King  Mrs  F  B,  pr  pr  Eagle  Hotel 

King  S  A,  postinaater 

Kni.hts  of  Pythias  Hall 

KNOX  J  W  (Ostrunder  &  Knox),  attor- 
ney-at-law  and  uota  y  public,   Front 

Koclier  Jacob,  hardware,  a^jricultural 
implements,  paints,  oils,  crockery  and 
glassware 

Liigi'marsino  Antonio,  groceries,  hard- 
ware, ele 

L  indram  C,  jewelry  and  varieties 

Law  John  K,  attorney -at-law 

Law  T  C,  attor  ey-at-law 

Tj«;e  Geo  P,  physician 

Leeker  H  \V,  siddleand  harness  manfy 
and  livery  stable 

Leevon  Joseph,  bootmaker 

I^ewis  E,  blacksmith  and  horseshoer 

Ludt-'rscher  J,  tailor 

MAHON  JACKSON  W,  attorney-at- 

luw,  El  Capitau  Hotel 
Manchester  L  A  (Corlt-y  &  Manchester) 
Maripo8a  Exchange,  Harrington  &  Mc- 

Erlane  proprs 

MARIPOSA  HOTEL.  A  F  Nell  propr- 

Main 
Marks  Chas  H,  superior  jud.'e 
M  •shineyer  J  A,  haraessuuker  and  car- 

riagetr'.mmer 
Masonic  Hiill,  cor  Fr  nt  and  M 

McCLENATHAN  M,  proprietor  El 
Capitan  Stablud,  i  or  Main  and  M 

McDonald  William,  carriage  and  wagon- 
maker  and  blacksmith 

McErlane  Hugh  (Harrington  &  McEr- 
lane) 

McJnerney  Mrs  Mary,  dry  goods  and 
clothing 

McSwain  J  F,  county  recorder  and  au- 
ditor 

Meany  A  J,  sheriff 

MERCED  BANK.  >S  C  Bates  president, 
Frank  HowuU  cashier.  Front 


"MEROED  EXPRESS"  (weekly).  W 
L  Howell  ft  Co  publishers,  oor  Main 
and  L 
Merced  Free  Readina  Room,  Main 
Merced  Ohs  Works,  c  Blakely  supt 
Merced  Orange,  Thos  Upton  pres,  Wm 

H  Turner  sec 
Mercfd  House,  Chas  E  Evans propr 

MERCED  SECURITY  SAVINGS 

BANK.  Eias  Perkins  president,  \V 
W  VVestbay  cashier.  Front 

Merced  Watt-r  Works,  Silman  &  Stev- 
.'nson  uroprs 

MORAN  M  F)  proprietor  Cosmopolitan 
h'otel,  corner  Main  and  M 

Mull  James,  livery  and  feed  utable 

Miiller  John,  blacksmith,  horseshoer 
and  wagonma*<er 

MI'RRAT  P  Ri  carriage  and  wagon- 
r.iakir 

M;'er8  Mrs  Rosa,  fruits  and  varieties 

Nuttzeger  John,  carriage  and  wagon- 
mnker 

7<fELL  A  F,  proprietor  Mariposa  Hotel, 
Miin 

NOWELL  J  A  (W  L  Howell  &  Co), 
corner  Main  and  L 

Nozi^lia  Lewis,  groceries,  fruits  and 
vegetables 

Odd  Ful  ows  Hall 

Olcese  &  Garibaldi  (A  Olcese  and  G  Gar- 
ibaldi), general  merchandise,  agricul- 
tural implements  and  wagous 

Oliver  W  O,  wagonm.'iker 

OSTRANDER  F  M  (O^trander  k 
Knox),  attorney-at-law  and  real  es- 
tiite.  Front 

OSTRANDER  &  KNOX  (E  M  Os- 

traniter  and  J  W   Kuox),   attorneys- 

at-law.  Front 
O'lViole  John,  groceries 
Paiker  K  A,  saloon 
PATTERSON  T  H,  Yo«emite  Livery 

Stables,  c  rner  Main  and  M 
Patv  Wm,  fruits  and  vegetablos 

PECKZUE  0  (Farrar  A  Peck),  ;*ttor- 

ney-iit-iaw,  Court  H "Use 
Pccke.man  S  (S  Peckerman  &  Co) 
Peckfrman  H  &  Co    (8    Peckcrman  and 

A  Hcsenthal).  I'ry  goods  and  clothing 

PERKINS  ELIAS.  proi.lent  Merced 

Security  Savings  Bank,  Front 
Pierce  I  K,  Merced  Stables 
Planinu-Mili,  Geo  E  Isaacs  propr 
Post-office,  S  A  King  postmaster 
Quiffley  W  J,  c  >unty  treasurer 
Keidy  J  L,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  mil- 
linery and  cloakmaki  g 
Reilly    ft    Dwyer  (P  Reilly    and  John 

Dwyer),  saloon  and  brewery  agts 
Reilly  P  (Reilly  ft  Dwyer) 

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Robertson  W,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary publio 
Bolfe  >felsuD,  propr  American  Exchange 

Hotel 
Ronenthal  A  (S  Peckermnn  ft  Co) 
Kuoker  H  N,  physician  and  coroner 
Sanguinette  Mrs  Kosa,  cigars  and  to- 

bicco 
"BAN JOAUTJIH  VALLETAB- 

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G  8te<'Ie  publisht^r,  Main 
Sawyer  R,  meat  market 
Scott  George,  gunsmith 
Searinsf  Charles,  livery  stable 
8ell  W  M,  agt  VV  U  Tel  Co  and  S  P  R 

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Silman  k  Stevenson,  livery  stable 
Silman  W  L  (Silman  &  Stevenson) 
Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co  (S,  E  and  A  Simon 

and  I  Jacobs),  general  merchandise 

andaxricultiua!  implements 
Simonsoa  John  H,  county  clerk 
Smith  John  C,  liquors 
Smytlie  Mrs  E,  hotel 
SOHLKE  J  Ai  di-uggist,  and  proprietor 

Pioneer  Uiug  Store,  Front 
Spai'genberg  E  A,  groceries 


Stanton  John,  bakery 

STEELE  MBS  BOWSNA  0.  pnb- 
lislier  "San  Joaquin  Vklley  Argus," 
Main 

Stoneroad  W  P,  county  surveyor 

"THE  HEBCED  STAB/'  Harris 
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Tuolumne  Hotel,  Wm  Fahey  propr 

Turner  Wm  H,  sec  Merced  Drunge 

Upton  Thois,  chairman  board  of  super- 
visors 

Van  Horn  ft  Gerstel  (C  E  Van  Horn 
and  E  S  Gerstel),  groieiies  and  pro- 
visions 

W  ABD  B  H,  attornej  -at-law,  £1  Cap- 
ital) Hotel 

WASHINGTON  BATHS.  George 
Renter  proprietor,  Front 

WASSMAN  MAX.  dentist.  Front  • 

WESTBAT  W  W,  cashier  Merced 
Security  Savings  Bank,  Front 

Williams  J  E  P,  undertaker  and  cabi- 
netmaker 

Wilson  N  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Yusemite  Livery  Stables,  T  H  Patter- 
son propr 

Zirker  M,  cigars  and  tobaco 


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DEPOSITS  SOLICITED. 
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(REPUBLICAN.) 

The  OLDEST  NEWSPAPER  in  Merced  County. 

PUBLISHED 

Every  SATURDAY  Morning. 

MRS.  ROWENA  ORANISE  STEELE,  Publisher. 
ROBflRT  J.  STEELE Editor. 


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The  best  Advertisiiii;  Me  limn  in  tlio  San  Juaquin 

Valley. 

OfRoe,  Main  Street,  Moroetl,  Cal. 


MERCED  FALLS. 

Merced  Counts.  A  post-office,  22J 
miles  from  Merced.  This  place  pos- 
sesses water-pi»wdr  c  ipable  wf  running 
a  vast  amount  of  manufacturing  ma- 
chinery.    Pupulatiou  150. 

Barrett   Sc,  Pillam,  boarding-house  and 

farmers 
Blood  Mrs,  hotel 

FARBELL  F>  general  merchandise 

KeUey  ,  stick  raiser 

McCay  James,  ferryman 

Merced  Wnolen  mills,  A  lugalsbe  agt 

Nflson  &  Sons,  dour-mill 

iVelS'in  Wm,  postmaster 

01  rich  C  W,  blacksmith 

Ordway  F  M,  wagon  and  carriagemaker 

Steele  Henry,  saloon 


communication.  It  is  quite  a  trade 
center.  The  agricultural  resources 
of  the  vicinity  are  almost  unlimited. 

Anson  B  D,  hotel  and  saloon 

Casey  O  B,  blacksmith 

Culverson  J  P,  carpjuter  and  agt  for 
windmills 

Devore  C  P,  physician 

Dunphy  S  I',  bootmaker 

OLADBEN  J  Ml  notary,  insurance 
iigeat,  agent  fur'stear^ers,  and  grain 
buyer 

Hunter  R  C,  physician 

Smith  L  N,  s-doon 

SMITH  W  C,  postmaster 

Thorubrough  Bros,  general  merchan- 
dise, ami  Jigt  \V,  F  &  Co 

Williams  R,  butcher 

Wood  M  C,  ferry 

Wood,  Smith  &Co,  general  merchandise 


MERIDIAN. 

Sutter  County.  A  shipping  point  on 
the  Sacr.imento  River,  17  miles  from 
Marysville,  with  which   it  has  stage 


MESA  GRANDE. 

San  Dieuo  County.     Post-office  Julian. 

Angel  James  N,  farmer 
Angel  John,  farmer 
Aiiuel  Woodford,  farmer 
B.ilancuela  Ant>iiia,  stock  raisAr 


PfllSON  CEUS, 


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MERRILLVILLE. 

Lassen  County.    A  p  'st-office,  17  miles 
northeast  of  Susan  ville. 

Cram  en  Bros,  stock-raising 

Davis  W  S,  hotel 

Folsom  M  0,  stock -r.nising 

F"lsom  0,  blHckmnitn 

HUBLBUT  P  D,  I'lmber    and    post-     %} 

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Knudsoii  L,  hotel  and  stnckraiser 
Merrill  &  Marker,  tuiuieling  Eagle  Lake 
Summers  W  T,  hotel 
Tumson  A  L,  stock  raiser  and  dniry 
Watson  T,  livery  and  feed  stables 


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Carney  Wm,  stock  raiser 
Clelaiid  F  O,  blacksmith 
Gedney  James  £,  farmer 
Green  Aleck,  teamster 
HART  0  A>  apiarist  and  farmer 
Hart  Uarvey  M,  farmer 
Johnson  Wm,  stock  raiser 
Kendal  Geo,  rancher 

King ,  farmer 

Maurice  Harvy,  farmer 

Mitchell  L,  stock  raiser 

Morris  Matt,  stock  raiser 

Schnni'pel  Henry,  stock  raiser 

Scholda  Fred,  stock  raiser 

Stone  James,  stock  raiser 

Stone  John,  stock  raiser 

Stone  Matthias,  apiarist  and  farmer 


MICHIGAN  BAR. 

Sacramento  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  is  an  old  mining  town,  7 
miles  southwest  of  Latrobe  and  7 
miles  north  of  Carbondiile.  The  hills 
around  the  place  bear  evidence  of  a 
vast  amount  of  lab  >r  having  been  ex- 
pended in  search  of  the  preci  lus  ore. 
Dairying  xnd  farming  are  the  pur- 
suits which  are  its  main  support  now, 
though  mining  is  still  carried  on. 

Amador  and  Sacrimento  Canal  Co 

Brown  W  A,  blacksmith 

HEATH  J>  postmaster  and  express 
a>!ent 

Rinnan  C,  saloon  and  lodging 

WE3T  &  HEATH,  general  merchan- 
dise 


MICHIGAN  BLUFF. 

Placer  Countv.  A  post  and  express 
otfiee;  a  place  of  5()U  iniiabitant^,  30 
miles  northeast  of  An -urn,  the  county 
seat,  and  one  of  the  termini  of  Pow- 
ell's stage  line.  The  altitude  is  3,450 
feet  above  the  sea  level,  theairiajmri' 
and  light,  Uie  water  is  very  iine  and 
the  geiier.d  lieiilth  mosi  excellent. 
The  scenery  wliich  is  lield  up  by  the 
hand  of  nature  on  either  side  of  the 
town  is  iiicomparal.le,  and  a  deacrip 
tionof  it  coiilil  hardly  do  it  juslice 
Its  lofty  mountains,  rich  in  mineral 
anri  timber,  form  a  background  to  one 
of  th  tiuest  panoramic  views  in  the 
county. 

Abrams  John,  hotel 
Barrett  E,  goncal  merchandise 
Benton  J  A,  bootmaker 
Bleaks  John,  car|>enter 
Brown,  Klkins&.  Co,  miners 
Buchanan  Mining  Co 


B  inker  Henry,  propr  F  H  &  M  B  Toll 

Road 
Burns  Robt,  school  teacher 
Campbell  Chas,  blacksmith 
Davis  Wm  &  Son,  mining 
D.ioley  E  L,  butcher 
Dunlap  J  W,  supt  Ditch  Co 
Ellworth  Fred  B,  shoemaker 
Farrier  Wm,  barber 
Ferguson  Duncan,  hotel 
Fiedler  M,  mining  supt 
Holmes  S,  physician 
Hurd  E  D,  carpc^nter 

MORGAN    &   HUFFMAN,    general 

merchandise 
Morgan  J6lin,  saloon 
Perry  H  E,  dry  goods 
Polifka  Edward,  saloon 
Powell  P,  hotel 
Rolker  Henry,  saloon 
Smith,  Dooley  &  Co,  miners 
Snedican  S  T,  carpentor 
Squier  D  D,  saloon 
Taylor  George,  mining  supt 
Tillotson  &  Dixon,  general  mdse 
Udell  C  P,  propr  Yankee  Mining  Co 
Van  EnimoM  H  L,  propr  Big  Gun  Mine 
Westfall  Aui{ust.  butuher 
V'ild  Mrs,  dressmaker 
Williams  M  H,  hotel 
Wissinger  James  H,  saloon 


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Amador  County.     Post-office  Jackson. 
McKinuey  A,  general  merchandise 


MIDDLETOWN. 

Lakr  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  siiuated  18  miles  from  Calistoga 
by  stage.  Dependent  for  support 
upon  the  neighboring  agricultural  and 
mining  industries.  Has  about  3U0 
inhabitants. 

Armstrong  Chas  W,  varieties  and  drug- 
gist 
Bogg  &  Southwich,  lumber 
Cameron  Francis,  bootmaker 
Day  I  8,  general  merchandise 
Ford  &  Rawson,  saw-mill 
(jiavin  John,  blacksmith 
(•ood  J  R,  wagonmaker 
Green  J,  saloon 

Hamilton  J  M.  real  estate  ogent 
Lacuy  G  M,  justice  of  the  peace 
Lobe  Leon,  gen  mdse  and  &^t  W,  F  &  Co 
Lynn  k  Clark,  butchers 
Martin  J,  livery  stable 
Munz  M,  brewery 
Preble  J  B,  painter 
RAWSON  G  W,  saw-mill 


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Reed  J  L,  postmaster,  notary  public  and 
constable 

Reinecke  John,  blacksmith 

Stiiddard  Joel,  Hour-mill 

Summerland  1,  tin  and  hardware 

Thompson  H,  phj'sici  in 

Tnlly  C  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Warren  Geo,  saloon 

Williamson  Rev  W,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Young  C  M,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 


MIDWAY. 

Alamepa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  offi  ;e,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.,  57  miles  from  Oakland.  Pop- 
ulation 35. 

Carsten  H  M,  general  merchandise 
('arstens  Mary,  gmcer 
Deakin  C  H,  carpenter 
Goachy  N,  lumber 
Haera  Franz,  hotel 

BEINHOLT  HAERA.  postmaster  and 
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Lassen  County.  A  jjost  and  telegraph 
office;  reached  most  conveniently  from 
Reno,  Nevada,  from  which  it  is  dis- 
tant 67  miles. 

Boyd  George,  saw-mill 

Dakin  H  H,  tiLiir-mill 

DOTLE  S  A>  hotel  and  postmaster 

Gage  EJ,  suloon 

Loomis  W  J,  general  merchandise 

I'rus  Thaxter,  blacksmith 

Tyler  Jerry,  hides,  groceries  and  drugs 


MILLER. 

Mendocino  County.     Post-office  Man- 
chester. 

Hall  A  W,  farmer 

HOBAN  JOHN,  clerk  at  J  S  Kimbairs 

Jackson  James  L,  blacksmith 

Kerns  Josei)h,  farmer 

KIMBALL  J  S>  J'fJiieral  -rierchandise 

McFaul  &  Keen,  Bridgeport  Mills 

Monro*!  W,  furnur 

Nev^  field  Aron,  farmer 

Short  J  R,  farmer 

Steward  T  F.  farmer 

Stewart  i    A,  farmer 

Walsh  Thomas,  farmer 


MILLS'  SEMINARY. 

Alambda   County.     A  post  and  tele- 
graph office. 

MILLS'  SEMINARY.  Rev  C  T  Mills 
principal,  Mrs  8  L  Mills  vice-principal 


MILLVILLE. 

Shasta  Counitt,  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  on  the  C.  and  O  o\  er- 
land  stage  route,  15  miles  from  Red- 
ding. 

Auklin  Mrs  H,  general  merchandise 
Averill  G  W,  dentist 
Bidwell  &  Bro,  blacksmiths 
Boyle  Pat,  liquors 
Brown  F  R,  physician 
Oarr  Francis,  attorney-at-'aw 
Chatham  A^  wagonmaker 
Connelly  &  Son,   carpenters  and  con- 
tractors 

Crabb ,  physician  and  surgeon 

Crom«ell  O,  iihotrtgrapher  and  varieties 

Ezra  Rev  J,  Methodist  clergyman 

Gault  T  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

Gil  man  A  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Guptil  W  N,  justice  of  the  peace 

Harrington  M  S,  saddles  and  harness 

Kegan  (t,  tailor 

Kegan  Mrs  G,  dressmaker 

Key  Thos.  stoiu  misim 

King  JJ,  blacksmith 

Maas  P  A,  physician 

Martin  R  P,  physician 

Nichols  J  L,  drugs,  «tc 

O'Neal  Joseph,  attorney-at-law 

Overmier  C  E,  black!>miih 

Overmier  J  V,  hotel 

Scrantoii  N  R,  wacnnmaker 

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Simpson  T  J,  hotel 
SMITH  C  H.  editor  "  Shasta  County 

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Snow  N  D,  tinsmith 
Stevenson  L>  V,  hardware  and  furniture 
Teel,  Brick  ford  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

TEEr.1  CHARLES  A.  postmaster  and 
manager  Millvillo  and  Anderson  Tcle- 
grajjh  Co 

Wlieatley  John,  insurance  agent 

Wilkinson  &  Russ,  f'our-r.iills 


MILPITAS. 

Santa  Clara  Cointy.  A  post,  express 
and  telcyr.iph  olKce,  situated  on  the 
San  .lose  Brunch  of  the  Central  I'acific 
R.  I{  >  iniles  from  San  Jose.  Popu- 
lati<m  100. 

Abel  H,  butcher 

AyerS  F,  county  supervisor 

Boyce  &  Topliam,  bLicksmith  and  wood- 
worker 

Bntterworth  R  W,  saloon 

Clark  &  Dixon,  general  morchindise 

CLARK  F  (Clark  &  Dixoi  ),  postmaster 

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675 


French  Alfred,  hotel  and  justice  of  the 
peace 

Jonnann  Joel  P,  carpenter  and  builder 

Jones  Alfred  harncssmaker  and  saddler 

Olinder  C  I'-,  blacksmith  and  wood- 
worker 

Pixly  Marshall,  saloon  and  boarding- 
house 

Riddle ,  physician 

Ross  Wm,  painter 

Schermerhoru  J  J,  constable 

8ennott  J,  dairy 

Speiice  J  P,  dairy 

TOPHAM  &  COURTNEY,  warehouse 

Wi^inore  A,  bootmaker 


MILQUATAY. 

San  Diego  County.  Post-cffice  Cauipo. 
Gaskill  Bros,  general  merchandif 


MILTON. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post,  express 
ami  telegraph  office,  the  terminu-*  of 
the  Stockton  ami  Copperopolis  Divis- 
ion of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  '28 
miles  from  Stockton,  and  where  con- 
nection with  the  stage  line  for  the  Yo- 
semite.  Big  Trees,  and  mountain  re- 
sorts generally  is  made.  The  pursuits 
of  shecp-riiisiug  aiul  funning  are  en- 
gaged ill,  to  which  the  residuata  look 
for  their  chief  support.  Population 
120. 

Beckett  J  T,  harnessmnker 

Beysser  L,  forw.irdiiig  and  commission 
merchant  and  justice  of  the  peace 

Biintis  Ed,  saloon 

Bunds  J  C,  general  merchandise 

Burton  &  Co,  general  niercliandise 

Dake  F  J,  agt  S  &  C  Div  C  P  H  H,  tele- 
graph o[)erat«>r  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Diiniier  II,  hiitel 

Fairhrotliers  (Jeo,  physician 

FostiT  B  F,  saloon 

Fox  .),•  barber 

(Jriiimti  John,  grist-mill 

(iruiisky  C,  liootmaker 

HeiidiicUs  Hotil,  N  W  Hendricks  propr 

JjMok  &  Foster,  liquors 

M:itlcson  &  Cu,  stage  lines 

MoChMifhau  F  \V,  carpenter  and  notary 
])U'  lie 

M   Koiiald  Si  Mend,  livery  stable 

OlUich  J  H.  blaeksmith 

Piper  FW,  h^.tel 

Simpson  H  L,  li<(Uora 

Trump  Wm,  wat-onmaker 

WOLCOTT  OSCAR,  postmaster  and 
conffctii  nery 

Wood  Miss  Laura,  dressmaker 

Wyllio  Fred,  schoid  te  cher 


MINERAL  KING. 

Tulare  County.   55  miles  east  of  Vi- 
salia. 

Cunninzham  F,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

recorder 
DAVIDSON  &  FLEMING,  hotel 

Daiiielson  Wm,  sidnon 

DAVIDSON  WILSON,  groceries  and 

postmaster 
Fleming  James,  saloon 
Gragg  A  W,  hotel 
Hawley  W'N  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Smith  S  £,  saloon 


MINERSVILLE. 

TkinitY  County.  A  post-office,  17 
miles  northeast  of  Weaverville.  Pop- 
ulation 75. 

BATES  F.  general  merchandise  and 
postrnister 

Sourtellotte  .1  H,  blacksmith  and  hotel 

Van  Mater  Peter,  hotel  and  blacksmith 


MISSION  S^N  JGSE. 

Alameda   County.      A   post,  express 

and  telegraph  office,  situated  2  miles 

from  Central  Pacific  R.  R.  (San  Jose 

Branch)  at  Washington  Corners,  with 

whi' h  station  it   has   connection   by 

Baker's  stage,  connecting  with  every 

train.     Population  400. 

To  visit  Washington  Corners,  Center- 

villp     .Ivarado,  Niles,  and  Mission  San 

Jose  in  one  day,  traveling  men   should 

engage  a  teaxu  at  the  Mission,  to  which 

place  they  can  return   in   time  for  the 

evening  train  either  way. 

The  ^lission  has  a  good  hotel,  brew- 
cry,  and  many  live  business  houses. 
The  old  Mission,  near  town,  is  the  third 
oldest  in  the  State,  ami  a  great  curiosity. 
The  sliipiug  country  around  the  town  is 
heing  devoted  largely  to  grape  cul'ure, 
and  no  luiul  in  the  S  ate  is  butter 
adapted  to  it.  A  Spanish  gentleman 
of  large  fortune  has  receutly  planted 
400  acres  in  vinos,  within  a  stone's 
throw  of  the  town. 

Ayers  I  O,  vineyard 

Andrews  Mrs  .1,  boardirig 

BAKER    DANIEL  W.  Hvery   stable 

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Barsotti  E,  wine  dealer 
Bergmann    Nicholas,    blacksmith    and 

wjigonmaker 
Brommer  Win,  gardener 
Brown  M,  bari)er 

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COOMBS  B  F>  proprietor  Centennial 

iSaloon 
COSTA  SIMON,  saloon 

EH&MAHL>  postmaster  and  telegraph 
operator 

fb!eiermvth    hervet    w, 

plumber  and  gasfitter,  stoves,  tin- 
ware, roofing,  etc,  and  constable  of 
Washineton  township 

EHRMAN  &  LEBRECHT  (Solomon 
Ehrman  and  Adulph  Lebrecht),  gen- 
eral merchandise,  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Garcia  John,  bootmaker 

George  John,  plaMterer 

Gorgas  Wm,  tiour-mill 

HERMANN  AUGUST.  Milwaukee 
Brewery  and  Saloon 

Hibbard  D  C,  roadmuster 

tester  1 1,  carpenter 

Kern  Mrs  E,  m'.jic  teacher 


LEBRECHT  AUOLFH  (Ehrman  & 
Lebrecht) 

Meachi  C,  wine  dealer 

MILWAUKEE  BREWERY.  August 

Hermann 
NICHOLS  L  P,  hotel 

NICHOLS  THEODORE  A.  liquor 
dealer  and  real  estate  agent 

Palmer  J  B,  wine  grower 

SIORIST  M>  wine  manufacturer,  and 
wiue  and  liquor  dealer  (see  advertise- 
ment) 

Sbanley  George,  marble  worker  and  un- 
dertaker 

Stanley  Jamas,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

SteyerChas,  hotel 

Suiiderer  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes 

Walshe ,  physician 


^  Livery    Stable, 

MISSION  SAN  JOSE, 

Alameda  County,  CALIFORNIA. 

First-Clnss  Teams  and  Saddle  Horses 
at  I^euBonable  Kates. 

t^Mv  persoiml  atteii  ti<iii  ^\\en  to  the  feed- 
ing of  TRANSIKNT  STOCK. 

Ilak«r'H  Ha<'kH  run  between  Mi^simi 
San  Jose  and  Wasliington  Corners  to  meet  nil 
trains 


M.  8ICRIST, 

WINE  &  LIQUOR 

Mission  San  Jose, 

ALAMEDA  COl'NTY,  CAL. 


Manufacturer  of  Finu  California  Wines.    C 
stantly  on  hand  Wines  from  4  to  7  years 
old  fur  Mhi]>mcnt. 


MITCHELL  S  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County. 
Mitchell  James,  hotel 


MODESTO. 


Stanislaus  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  otiice.  is  an  active 
growing  town  of  2,500  inhabitants, 
situated  in  the  San  Joaquin  Vulley 
on  the  Southern  Pacific   U.    R.,    114'  Anaya  Frank,  barber 


miles  from  San  Francisco  and  18  miles 
from  Lathrop.  It  i4  a  desirable  place 
of  re.<<idence,  centrally  located  in  the 
county  of  which  it  is  the  county  seat. 
It  is  in  a  fine  agricultural  district, 
the  principal  products  of  the  section 
are  wheat  and  wool.  Stanislaus 
County  is  noteil  for  raising  more  wheat 
than  any  other  county  in  the  Statf . 
In  the  C'last  rangeiif  mountains  form- 
ing the  western  noundary  of  the  val- 
ley are  payilig(lrfpotit-i  of  quicksilver 
and  in  the  eastern  range  gold  discov 
eries  are  not  rare.  Modesto  is  a  w.  11 
built  place,  streets  wile  and  shaded 
and  regularly  laid  out.  Water  and 
gas  works  are  in  operation.  The 
Court  House  is  an  attractive,  substan- 
tial buildini^,  situated  in  a  iMiautiful 
square  where  flowers  and  shrubbery 
abound. 


Alien  J  P,  carpenter  and  builder 
Anaya  Flex,  blacksmith  and  wagonma- 
ker 


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Andrews  Rev  W  P,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Arcliambeault  J,  harne  s,   saddles  and 

.  carriage  trimming 

Beal  William,  suloon 

BENNETT  CHAS  (Gilbert  &  Bennett), 
Uth 

BOUBBEAU  Y  H>  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  H 

BRADFORD  HENRT,  L,   publisher 

NTi-dc'sto  "'cjlrawbuck,"  cor  8th  and  H 
Brunch  L  C,  propr  Modesto  Gas  Works 
Braun  M,  brewery 

Brichman  J  B,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Briggs  &  Semple  (li  W  Brigas  and  G  C 

Semple),  general  merchandise 
Brown  M  B,  meat  market 
Brown  William,  photographer 
Brnsie  &  Co  (J  Bruaie,  C  E   Ray,   C   E 

Marriott),  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Bumgardner  Jacob,  proprietor  Stanislaus 

Hotel 
Bnrney  James,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

notary  public 
Cairns  Sliss  Polly,  fancy  goods  and  mil- 
linery 
Cameron  Geo  W,  county  assessor 
Castello  A  E,  attorney-atlaw 
Chapman  J  J,  stoves  and  tinware 
Chauncey  Chas  E,  shooting  gallery 
Christ  Herman,  bakery 
CLARK  MISS  C  T>  dressmaking,  H 
Clayes  S  1 1,  drugnist 
Cleveland  &  Harde^<ty    (S  A   Cleveland 

and  John  Hardesty),  undertakers 
CoHin  William,  buotmaker 
Cold  well  T  A,  attorney-at-law 
COLEMAN  D  C.  "  Vew  Idea"  Saloon,  H 
CORBETTGE  lHarter&  Cor' lett),  10th 
CRESSET  A  L>  president  The  Modesto 

Bank,  IHh 
Cutting  David  C,   corsets  and   human 

hair 
Dallas  &  Robinson  (Wm  Dallas  and  John 

Robinson),  livery  stal)le 
Dallas  William  (Dallas  &  Robinson) 

DA  VIES  J  V,  secretary  The  Grange 
Co  of  Modesto,  i)th 

Davis  W  H,  ju-tice  of  the  peace 

Decker  W  W,  saloon 

Derby  E  M  &  Co,  lu  nbe  ,  C  L  Payne 
agent 

Dettelbach  J,  general  merchandise 

Deyoe  N  E  ( l>eyoe  &  Riitgs) 

Deyoe  &  Ri^gs  ( N  E  Deyoe  and  J  S 
Rigi;s),  furniture  and  budding 

Dob  in  Jacob,  cigars,  tobacco  and  gents' 
furnishing  gtxids 

Donkin  \V  A,  stoves,  ranges  and  tin- 
ware 

Drew  Albert  A,  boots,  shoes  and  gloves 

Drul'ard  T  W,  dentist 

Ducker  Benj,  saloon  and  restaurant 


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Duncan  M  8,  proprietor  Pioneer  Feed    ^» 

and  Sale  Stable  i  f^ 

Dunning  Mrs  N,  millinery  I  r» 

Eastin  &    Light    (W    W    Eastin    and    ^ 

Harvey  Light),  saloon 
Elbert  J  A,  painter 
Ellery  William,  business  mgr  Modesto 

Publishing  Co 
Engelhart     Phillip,     blacksmith     and 

horseshoer 
Ev<ans  C  B,  physician 
Eureka  Boarding-house,  Mrs  F  Arcliam- 

bault  proprietress 
FERRY  MISS   NELLIE,    assistant 

postmaster,  H 
FERRY  TiW,  postmaster,  H 
FREG030  ¥ELiZ,  wagon  aud  carriage 

mannfuc  urer  8th 
Fulkerth  A  S,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
Gaillet  Ashille,  boarding  and  bath  house 
Gallo  P  G,  barber 

Garner  B  B,  saloon  ■* 

GILBERT  A  F  (Gilbert  &   Bennett), 

Dth 

GILBERT  &  BENNETT  (A  F  Gilbert 

and  Chas  Bennett),  proprietors  Mo- 
desto Planing  Mills,    9th 

GILBERT  IE  (I  E  Gilbert  &  Co),  cor 
H  and  l»th 

GILBERT  I  E  &  Cn  (I  E  Gilbert  and 
(J  H  Seelig),  general  merchandise  aud 
insurance  agents,  cor  H  and  9th 

GILMOUR  A  A.  physicion,  I  near  9th 

GRADE  J  F.  proprietor  Lisbon  House, 

nth 

Granger  Wm  W,  druguist 

(Jreeiiloaf  S,  watehinaker  and  jeweler 

Gr  llman  VVilliam,  sadlles  and  harness 

(jrros  George,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Grunbaum  B  &  Co  ( B  and  H  Grun- 
b.ium),  general  merchandise 

Hall  M  H,  county  treasurer 

Hammer  Andrew,  salnon 

HARTER  &  CORBETT  (W  A  Harter 
anil  G  E  Corbet  ),  general  merchan- 
dise,  10th 

Harter  James,  carriage  and  wagon  man- 
ufacturer, blacksmith 

HARTER  W  A   (Harter  &  C  rb.tt), 

lutu 

Hays  J  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Hazen  P  J,  attorney-at-law 

Hewel  A.  superior  judge 

Hill  A  M,  forwarding  and  commission 
merchant 

Hovey  Theodore,  barber  and  baths 

Howell  J  H  &  B.o  (J  H  and  N  F  How- 
ell), Mountain  Wine  Depot 

HuHbaml  Mrs  I)  S,  imllm  ry 

Husband  David  S,  saloon 

Hyslop  J  B,  confectionery 

Hyslop  Jas  B,  cnriiitge  and  wagon  mfr 

Jacobs  Joe,  barber  , 

Jacobson  Charles,  bootblack 


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James  Jas  W,  blacksmith 

Jefts  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Jiraa  W,  tailor 

Joaquin  M,  barber 

John  R  A,  attomey-at-law 

JOHNSON  JAMES,  manufacturer  of 
and  dealer  in  buots  and  Hhoes,  H 

Kimberliiig  B  F,  blacksmith 

Knapp  &  Brown  (Wm  Knapp  and  C 
Brown),  soda  works 

Kiiowles  &  Son  (Joseph  and  W  H 
Knowles),  proprs  Paradise  Flouring 
Mills 

Lane  T  M,  conveyancer,  searcher  of  rec- 
ords and  constable 

Lewis  Henry,  cabinetmaker 

LISBON  HOUSE.  J  F  Grade  proprie- 
tor, 11th 

Loventhitl  I  S.  gents'  furnishing  goods 
and  varieties 

Madilox  &  Seely's  Hall 

Maddix  &  Taylor  (J  H  Maddox  and 
Ross  Taylor),  gen  mdse 

Marks  J,  merchant  tailor 

May  John  C,  general  merchandise 

May  Robert,  mercliaut  tailor 

McCarthy  C  F,  deputy  county 
clerk,  Court  Houst) 

McCarthy  J  W,  county  clerk. 
Court  House 

McCOY  JOHN,  county  recorder  and  au 

ditor,  Court  House 
McHENRY    ROBERT,    cashier    The 
Mniesto  iiauk,  Dth 

McLean  &  Kvans  (S  M  McLean  and  C 
B  Evaus),  pljysieiaus  am',  s  ir^e  ms 

McLean  S  M,  physician  and  surgeon 

Medina  Frauic,  saloon 
MEDLEY  P  H.  st.itionery,  music  and 
newsdealer,    books,    cigars,    varieties 
and  insurance  agent,  H 
MERRY'S  HOTEL,  L  Merry  proprie- 
tor, corner  H  and  I'itii 
MERRY  L>  proprietor  Merry's  Hotel, 

corner  H  and  I'JtIi 
Minor  W  O,  attorney-at-law 
Moad  .1  N",  dentist 
Modesto  Brewery,  M  Braun  propr 

"MODESTO  DISPATCH,"  Dr  J  T 

Surbaugh  publisher,  H 

"MODESTO  HERALD,"  A  E  Wag- 

statfpublisl'er,  cor  lUtU  and  H 
M'deto  Lumber  Co.  .loan  Warner  mgr 

MODESTO  PLANING  MILL.  Gilbert 

&  Bennett  proprietors.  'Jth 
Modesto  Plow   Factory,    Isaac   Perkins 

propr 
Modesto    Publishing    Co.    Wm   Ellery 

business  manauer,  proprietors  and  pub- 

liithers  "Stanislaus  Farmers' Journal" 

"  MODESTO  STRAWBUCK,"  Henry 
L  Bradford  publisher,  cor  8th  and  U 

Modesto  Water  Works,  E  McKiuney 
engineer 


Monolti  ti  Jenkins  (B  A  Monolti  and 
W  C  Jenkins),  general  commiasjon, 
fruits,  etc 

Morris  M  &  Co  (M  Morris),  saloon         » 

Motta  Frank,  barber 

Xash  J  P,  dry  goods  and  fancy  goods 

NEWMAN  J  R  (riewman  &  Walthall ). 
collector  and  canvasser,  cor  H  and  9th 

NEWMAN  &  WALTHALL  (J  R 

Newman    and  L   B  Walthall),   real 
estate  agents,  cor  H  and  *Jth 

Newman   W    B,    liquors,     cigars    and 

tobacci 
Odd  F-  Hows  Hall 
OSTROM  G  P>  clerk  Ross  House,  opp 

Depot 
Pacheco  Frank,  barber 
Paradise  Flouring  Mills,  Knowles  &  Son 

proprit-tors 
PATTERSON  C  D.   livery   and  feed 

stable,  lUth 
Prtyne  C  L,  agt  E  M  Derby  &  Co  lumber 
P>reisa  John,  sliooting  gallery 
Perkins  E  C,  ice  dealer 
Perkins    Isaac,   hardware,    agricultural 

imp  ements  and  wagons,  and  proprie- 
tor Modesto  Plow  Factory 
Perley  (xcorge,  searcher  of  records  and 

notary  public 
Petterson  P  A,  bootmaker 
Plato  D  &  (J  D   (David  and  G  T)  Plato 

and  Phili()  Klias),  general  merchandise 

PORTER  W  N,  station  agent  Southern 

PaciHi-  R  R 
POST-OFFICE,  T  W  Ferry  postmaster, 

H  between  ittli  and  10th 
Prentiss  J  W,  propr  Prentiss  House 
Probst  Ernst,  saloon 
Ray  D,  piiysician 
Raymond    Jes-^e,     telegraph     operator 

outhern  Pacific  R  R 
Red  House,  dry  goods,  carpets,  etc,  Ber- 

nnrd  Weil  mgr 
RICE  W  H,  piiysician  (Homeopathist), 

cor  H  and  ilth 
Robinson  W  H,  supt  of  public  instruc- 
tion, administrator  and  coroner 
Roger's  Ha  1 
Rogers*  NeflF  (W  C  Rogers   and  Cha- 

Netf),  painters 
Rosenblmn  M,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Ross  F  H,  blacksinithing,    horseshoeing 

and  li"ery 
ROSS  HOUSE,  J  C  Traner  proprietor, 

opp  Depot 
Ross  Wm  G,  constable  and  collector 
Rost  A  F,  tinner  and  tinware 
St  John's  Hotel,  Mrs  Emily  Thompson 

propr 
Schell  G  W,  attorney-at-law 
Schell  &  Treat  (G    \W  Schell  and  R  B 

Treat),  attorueys-at-law 
Schmitt  John,  saloon 


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SEELIO  GH  (I  E  Gilbert  &  Co),  cor- 
ner U  and  9th 

Shambault  A  R,  boarding  and  restau- 
rant 

Shirran  A,  blackflmith  and  horseshoer 

Simmons  J  C,  atturney-at-law 

Simon  John,  meat  market 

Sorensen  &  Petersen,  proprs  Stanislaus 
Brfwery 

SPENCIiR  J  D,  publisher  "Stanislaus 
(Jouiity  Weekly  News" 

Spindle  A  J,  baiber 

Stanislaus  Brewery,  Sorensen  &  Peter- 
sen propra 

"STANISLAUS  COUNTY  WEEK- 
LY NEWS."  J  D  Spencer  publisher, 
JIth 

"STANISLAUS  FARMERS'  JOUR- 

NAL"  (weekly),  Modesto  Publishing 
Ci)  publishers  and  propriciors,  corner 
lOih  and  I 

Stanislaus  Hotel,  Jacob  Bumgardner 
propr 

Stone  E  T,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Stuart  J  W,  saloon 

Surb.iuj^h  J  T,  physician,  surgeon,  drug- 
gist and  station- r 

SWAIN  J  F,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
lUth 

THE  ORANGE  CO  OF  MODESTO. 

Ciiirrisoii  Turner  president,  J  V  Dn- 
vi"a  secretary,  grain,  grain  bags  and 
tw  ine,  '.Ith 


THE  MODESTO  BANK.  A  L  Cressey 
president,  Kobt  McHeury  cashier,  9th 

Thompson  Mrs  Emily,  St  John's  Hotel 

TRANER  J  C>  proprietor  Ross  House, 

opp  Depot 
Treat  R  B,  attorney-at-law 
Tre^ea  William,  saildles  and  harness 
Tucker  J  F,  county  assessor 

TURNER  GARRISON,  president  The 

Grange  Co  of  Modesto 
Turner  Wm  E,  attorney-at-law 
Urmy  Rev  W  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Vincent  Mrs  E,  midicated  baths 

WAGSTAFF  A  E.  publisher  "Modesto 
Herald,"  aor  lObh  and  H     ' 

Wallace  &  McLean  (Thomas  Wallace' 
and  A  McLean),  livery  stables 

Walters  E  K,  tailor,  9th 

WALTHALL  L  B  (Newman  &  Wal- 
thall), insurance,  notary  public  and 
chairman  board  of  supervisors,  corner 
U  nnd  Dth 

Warner  John,  mgr  Modesto  Lumber  Co 

Watson  James,  suloou 

Weir  Benj  C,  deputy  constable 
WILHITE  W  J,  physician,  10th 

WILLIAMS  J  S.  druggist,  9th 

Wood  &  Turner  (W  B  Wood  and  Theo 
Turner),   hunlware,  pai  its,  oils,    geu 
I      mdsertu<l  agricultural  implements 
I  Woods  George,  mercliant  tailor 
'  WriiilitC  C,  attorney-at-law 


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MODESTO 

PLANING  MILL, 

CORNER  OF 

F  AND  NINTH  STREETS, 
MODESTO,  CAL. 


GILBERT  &  BENNETT, 

I'ROPHIKTORS. 


UouMiniCii,  nrackt'tti,  Tanks,  Vl'in- 

(low  Fraui«-N,  Wire  Doors 

aud  Mcrvens. 


Agents  for  tlio  Celebrated 

ALTHOUSE  WINDMILL. 


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Modesto,  California, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS 

Improved  Farming  Lands  from  $10  to  $50  per  Acre, 

In  the  Largest  Wheat  Growing  County  of  California. 

Freiglit  to  Sliping  Point,  $2  pr  ton.    Information  Clieerfnlly  Given- 


STANISLAUS 

Farmers'  Journal, 

Published  Tri- Weekly  by 

Modesto  Publishing  Company. 

Devoted  exclusively  t(» the  interest:)  of  Farm- 
ing  and  Stan  inland  County. 

As  an  ad\  ertisin^  nieilium  it  is  unsurpassed, 
as  it  lias  a 

LARGER  CIRCULATION 

Than  all  the  other  pniiors  ]iublished  in  the 
County  put  to;;ether. 


PIONEER 

ONE  DOLLAR  PER  DAY 

liOTJSE. 

L.  MERRY PROPRIETOR 


Corner  H  and  Twelfth  Streets 

MODESTO,  CAL. 


BRICK  STABLE  ATTACHED. 

Strictly  Teinpeiance  Hotel. 


MOHAVE. 

Kkrn  County.  A  jwat,  exiress  and  tel- 
egraph nliice,  on  the  Southern  Pacitic 
R.  R.,  20  miles  southeast  of  Tehach- 
api  Summit,  and  30  miles  northuaat 
of  Newhall.  Population  50. 

Andrews  Mrs  Margaret,  lodging-house 
and  general  merchandise 


Cerro  Gordo  Freif;ht  Co 
MACABTER  D  P,  livery  and  feed  sta- 
ble, agent  Wells,  Fiirgo  &  Co 

Morriarty ,  ngt  S  B  B  Mfg  Co 

R  lymoiul  F"  S,  hotel,  forks  of  Walker's 

Pass  an<l  Owens  River 
V«n  Brisen  V,  hiitel  and  saloon 
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MOHAWK  VALLEY. 

Plumas  County.  Poat-office  Mohawk; 
about  30  miles  soutiioast  of  Quincy. 

BENNETT  &  DOLLET,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Bridge  Ross,  hotel 

Cook  Geo  C,  justice  of  the  peace,  Gim- 
let Hill 

Denton  &  Son,  Gray  Eagle  Ranch 

Knott  Wm,  hotel 

Leisber  &,  Son,  stock  raisers 

McLear  Geo  S,  hotel 

Meylert  G  W,  stage  station 

Otis  &  Mayen,  saw-mill 

Ross ,   hotel 

SHELDON  ANDREW  J,  proprietor 

Junction  House 
Sutton  &  Kiiiukran,  saw-mill 


MOKELUMNE  HILL. 

C*i.AVER.v.s  County.  A  post,  express 
ind  telegraph  otiice.  It  is  a  pretty  lit- 
tle place  of  UOO  inhabitants,  reached 
via  st.tge  lines  connecting  with  the 
lone  Branch  of  the  Central  Pacific  R. 
R.,  18  miles  from   lone. 

Bach  F,  drugs,  cigars  and  tobacco,  hair- 
dresser 

Boucher  VV  K,  attornoy-;it-law,  convey- 
ancer and  notary  public 

Carbello  Clias,  painter 

Costa  M,  t^eniiral  merchandise 

DoChesno  H  AM,  pliyaiuiau 

Disbrow  &  Co,  ale  mfrs 

Dau/,  J,  furniture 

Davidson  &  Took,    general  merchandise 

DAY  &BURCE,  proprietors  "Cala- 
veras Chronicle" 

Fuller  .Tacol),  saloon 

(lania  Fra'  k,  wagonmakcr 

(loodwin  L  VV,  constable  and  deputy 
sheriil' 

Grainri  A,  dentist 

Had  lock  J  B,  saloon 

Hextir  K,  butcher  and  meat  market 

Himnigliofer  &  Suessdorf,  brewery 

Holdoii  Wni,  physician 

Hutchinson  W  M,  tinshop 

Jacobs  Chas,  general  merchandise 

Krim  S,  blacksmith 

Lam|)hear  D  C,  saloon 

Leavitt  W  H,  notary  public 

Leger's  Hotel,  Geo  Muths  propr 

McKisson  Geo  A,  road  overseer 

M{)nitor  House,  Fred  Mayor  propr 

Muths  Geo,  propr  Leger's  Hotel 

Paulk  J  F,  general  merchandise 

Peek  Frank  VV,  variety  store  and  gen- 
eral insurance  agt 

Peek  &  Wells  (VV  P  Peek  and  Wm 
Wells),  livery  and  feed  stable 


Peek  Wm  P,  postmaster 
Pellatin  A,  general  merchandise 
Ray  H  C,  tinner 

SCHLUND  C>  banker,  assayer,  gold 
dust  bought,  jeweler  and  insurance 
agent 

Terrill  &;  Peters  (J  B  Terrill  and  Thos 
Peters),  drugs,  stationery,  paints,  oils, 
acts  W,  F  &  Co  and  W  UTel  operator 

"THE  CALAVERAS  CHRONICLE," 

Day  ft  Bruce  proprietors 
Tilb'jts  O  F,  justice  of  the  peace,  notary 
public  and  attorney-at-law 


MONITOR. 

Alpine  County.  A  post-office,  36  miles 
from  Cllrson  City,  Nevada,  by  stage. 
Populatii)n  210. 

Christensen  C,  saloon 
Deglemen  John,  bootmaker 
Larson  Joseph,  hotel  and  saloon 
Maxwell  M,  livery  and  feed  stable,  no- 
tary public  and  justice  of  the  peace 
McBeth  D  N,  hotel 

Mcintosh  miss  maggie,  post- 

mistress 
Ritchford  James,  blacksmith 
Rutter  R  J,  general  merchandise 


MONO. 

Mono  County.     A  post-office. 

GILCHRIST  &  CO,  wood,  lumber  and 
contractors  for  the  Bodic  and  Benton 
R.  R.  Commercial  Co,  and  general 
merchandise 

PARISH  MARK,  postmaster 


MONONO  FLAT. 

Placer  County.     Post-office  Iowa  City; 
about  '26  miles  northeast  of  Auburn. 

SMILEY  JOHN,  general   mctchandise 


MONSENAT. 

San  Diego  County.     Post-office  Pala. 
Wright  S  E,  general  merchandise 


MONTEREY. 

Mo:TTEnEY  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office.  Is  one  of  the 
most  interesting  towns  in  the  United 
States,  because  of  its  historical,  scenic 
and  climatic  attractions.  It  is  reached 
via  the  Southern  Paciiic  and  Monterey 
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CoMt  or  Whitelaw  steamers — 137i 
miles  by  the  former  and  85  miles  by 
the  latter  route. 

Abrego  A  (A  Abrego  ft  Co) 

Abrego  A  &  Co  (A  Abrego),  gen  mdse 

Addison  J  H,  painter 

Alexander  William,  clothing 

Baraigalupi  G  B,  fruits 

Bell  J  T  &  Co  (J  T  Bell  and  W  Tibbetts), 

livery  stable 
Borden  J  B,  groceries 
Bostram  John,  bootmaker 
Burgess  A,  fruit  and  varieties 
Canet  Victor,  liquors  and  tailor 
Chaiue  A,  restaurant  and  liquors 
Chaine  C,  fruits  and  candy 
Chiappe  G  B,  saloon 
Corby  Mrs  H,  hotel 
Davis  N,  saloon 
Dodge  Walter,  blacksmith 
Doud  Francis,  meat  market 
Dutra  A,  saloon 
EscoUe  H,  general  merchandise 

OILMAN  J  Ci    proprietor   Monterey 

Livery  Stable 
Glotzbach  V  A,  silversmith 
Goldstein  A,  clothing 
Gomez  Felipe  N,  postmaster 
Hadsell  &  Reed  (J  R  Hadsell  and  G   W 

Reed),  drugs  and  stationery 
Hart  Jos,  tailor 

Hattoii  Wm,  dairy  and  stock-raiser 
Htints  J  P  E,  drugs 
Hilby  Frank,  agent  S  P  R  R 
Hitz  J,  varii'tied 
Houghton  D  J,  painter 
Ingram  Bros  (Joseph  and  E   Ingram), 

meat  market 
Jackson  John,  restaurant 
James  VV  W,  str;  k'es  and  tinware 
Johnson  €  W  J,  photographer 
Keating  A  C,  drugs 
Koille  S,  saloon  and  harbor 
Lamber  T  G,   lumber,  j  iistice  of  peace 

and  notary  public 
Lambert  Mrs  S  J,  shells  and  ferns 
Laporte  J  M,  general  merchandise 


Little  N  ft  Co  (N  Little),  gen  mdie 

Long  Porter,  fruits 

Marks  Joshua,  physician 

Masters  Henry,  olaoksmith 

Maxcy  A  C,  boat-builder 

Maxcy  Mrs  S,  fruits 

McDougall  John,  harness  and  saddles 

Menuel  Isidore,  liquors 

Michaelis  Ernest,  hairdressing 

Miller  JW,  meat  market 

MONTEREY   UVEBY   STABLE. 

J   C  Gilman   proprietor,  (see  adver- 
tisement) 
Norton  J  B,  groceries 
Perrin  F,  general  merchandise 
Petri  A,  bakery  and  restaurant 

PRINZ  Hi  lumber  and  builders'  mate- 
rial 

Pyburn  W  H,  liquors 

Ray  F  H,  stoves  and  tinware 

Reed  G  W  (Hadsell  ft  Reed) 

Rodriguez  A,  general  merchandise 

Rodriguez  C  H,  liquors 

RUBELL  &  HEDGES  (F  E  Rubell  ft 
C  Hedges),  proprs  Monterey  "Argus" 

Ruurds  John,  attorney-at-law  and  nota- 
ry public 

ST  CHARLES  HOTEL.  R  C  Womes 
proprietor 

Sanchez  A,  horseshoer  and  constable 

Sanchez  Bros  (A  and  Adolph  Sanchez), 
liquors 

Schaufele  Louis,  watchmaker,  jeweler 
and  hotel 

Schmidt  E  H,  groceries 

Snively  J  B,  groceries,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
and  mgr  W  U  Tel 

Strebost  W,  bootmaker 

Tibbetts  W  (J  T  Tibbetts  ft  Co),  liquors 

Toothaker  L  S,  wagonmaker 

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Wliitcomb),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 
Whitcomb  H  N  (Whitcomb  Bros) 
Whitcomb  O  (Whitcomb  Bros) 

WORNES  R  C,  proprietor  St  Charles 
Hotel 


MONTEREY  LIVERY,  FEED  and  SALE  STABLE, 

J.  C.  OILMAN, 

PROPRIETOR, 

Tyler  St.,  opp.  St.  Charles  Hotal 

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Published  EVERY  SATURDAY  by 

BUBELL  &  HEDGES. 

MONTEREY,  UAL. 


Subacrlption. .  $8*00  per  Annum. 

IN  ADVANCE. 

It  is  the  only  paper  published  in  Monterey  and 
is  the  boat  advertisin),'  medium  in  the  county. 


MONTEZUMA. 

Tuolumne  County.  A  post-office,  32 
miles  from  Oukdale,  and  9  miles  from 
Sonora.  It  was  once  a  lively  mining 
camp,  but  through  failure  of  the  mines 
is  now  almost  deserted. 


Banks  Moses,  bootmaker 
Hiltabiddle  Wm,  blacksmith 
Fox  Alfred,  general  merchandise, 

and  postmaster 
Norris  Joseph,  carpenter 


hotel. 


MONTGOMERY  CREEK. 

Shasta  County.    A  post-office,  52 miles 
northeast  of  Shasta.^  .  ..^  „^ 

BASS  HERBERT,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Chambers  J  C,  Hatchet  Creek  Saw-mill 


MONTiCELLO. 

Napa  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  a  stage  road,  27  miles  from 
Napa  City. 

Ditdge  A  H,  physician 

Eowler  T  B,  saloon 

Gosling  C,  county  supervisor 

HUNTER  &  CO,  general:  merchandise 

and  post-office 
Lea  well  J  H,  justice  of  peace 
Little  J  D,  carpenter 
McKenzie  A,  blacksmith 
McKeiizie  G  S,  carriage  builder 
Meyer  M,  bootmaker 
Morrison  H  B,  blacksmith 
Morrison  JR,  wagonmak  r 
Munroe  D,  blacksmith 
Peacock  £  A,  hotel 
Seawell  J  H,  justice  of  peace 


MOONEY  FLAT. 

Nevada  County.  Post-office  Smarts- 
ville ;  about  15  m<les  from  '  Nevada 
City. 

Kay  Samuel,  saloon 
Schmidt  George,  hotel 

WESTERFIELD  WM.  general  mer- 
chandise 


MOON'S  RANCH. 

Tehama    County.      A   post-office, 
miles  southeast  of  Tehama. 

MERRIJt  N«  postmaster 


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MOORE'S  FLAT. 

Nevada  County.  A  mining  town  and 
post-office,  reached  by  stages  from 
Nevada  City,  20  miles  distant. 

CALDWELL  S,  druggist 

Donald  J  O,  liquors 

Heam  W,  liquors 

Hegarty  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

•Jeuson  Mrs  K,  hotel 

Kelstrup  L  G,  furniture 

LaBaree  J,  physician 

Morrow  Mrs,  hotel 

Peschel  C,  liquors 

Shea  Mrs,  hotel 

Sweeney  John,  liquors 

Weiaer  A,  cigars  and  tobacco 


MOORE'S  STATION. 

BuTi'E  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  12  miles  north  of  Marysville, 
on  the  California  Northern  R.  R. 

Bliss  W  T,  justice  of  peace 

CALDWELL  S,  postmaster 

Gough  Thos,  blacksmith 

Keitle  John,  hotel 

Mead  M,  hotel 

MERRILL  D  P,  general  merchandise, 
agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  and  agent 
California  Northern  R  R  Co 

Pugh  J  G,  carpenter  and  builder 

Steinkamp  J  P,  hotel  , 

WayjW  C,  bootmaker 


MOORETOWN. 


HUDWOOD  LUMBER. 


BtrrrE   County.       Post-office    Forbes- 
town;  20  miles  northeast  of  Oroville. 

BROOKS  FRANK,  saw-mill 

Brooks  &  Whittier,  general  merohandise 

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MOOSA. 

San  Dibuo  County.     A  post-offioe. 
T0MLIN8  Ml  postmaater 


MORGAN  S  MINE. 

Amadof.  County.     Fost-office  Jaokson. 
Morgan  Jas  &  Co,  niine  owners 


MORGAN  VALLEY. 

Lake  County.    P<>at-office  Lower  Lake. 

Bond  Harry,  farmer  and  stock  dealer 
Morral  Al,  farmer  and  urchurditit 
Olson  Chris,  farmer  and  stock  dealer 
Palmer  Jasper,  stock  deak'r 


MORMON  BAR. 

Mariposa  County.      Post-office  Mari- 
posa; I^  miles  from  Mariposa. 

Newman  Henry,  grocer  and  hotel 
Pereyoy  Charles  E,  mail  contractor 
Williams  Raljih  T,  blacksmith 

MORMON  ISLAND. 

Sacramento  County.      A  post-offioe,  4 
miles  from    Folsom;  population  '275, 

Broder  OswolH,  vinter 

D.ivol  Jas  F,  fruit  raiser  and  vinter 

Hart  H  T,  fruit  raist-r 

Hart  Powell,  fruit  raiser 

Mettee  Henry,  vinter 

Robinson  J  S  S,  fruit  raiser  and  vinter 

Hchnay  Charles,  liiiuors 

STEPHENSON  THOMAS,   groceries 

and  imstmaster 
Townsend  E  B,  butclier 


MORO. 

San  Luis  Obwi-o  County.  A  pnst-of- 
fice,  reached  by  steamships  from  Sun 
Francisco,  distant  \H'>  miles.  It  has 
stage  communication  with  all  the 
neighboring  towns.  Its  support  is 
derived  chieHy  from  the  dairying  in- 
terests, thougli  Max  and  potatoes  are 
extensively  cultivated. 

Greening  David,  constable 

Jones  J  B,  physician 

Jordan  J  M,  warehouse  and  lumber 

Kirklapd  flas,  general  merchandise 

Moro  Lumber  Co 

Page  E  W,  real  estate  agt 


STOGKIITO  E  B,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Stocking  J  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker  and  justice  of  the  peaoo 

Smiley  H  A,  phyiiioian 


MORRITTO. 

Santa  Barbara  County.     A  post-of- 
fice, 10  miles  from  Guadaloupe. 

AVEBILL  ALICE  Ai  postmistress 
Lucas  &  Co,  salt  mine 
Santa    Maria  and  Los  Alamos  Chute 
Landing  Co,  H  A  Averill  agt 


MOSQUITO  GULCH. 

Calaveras  County.      Post-office  Mo- 
kelumce  Hill. 

Burt  J,  general  merchandise 
Laroy  A,  saloon 


MOSS  LANDING. 

Monterey  County.  Post-office  Castro- 
ville,  t.'i  miles  distant,  and  12  miles 
from  Salinas  City,  the  county  seat. 

Kelley  P  J,  liotel 

Lau^hlin  S  N,  agt  Pacific  Coast  Steam- 
ship Co 

MOUNTAIN  RANCH. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post-ortice,  10 
miles  northeast  of  San  Andreas. 

Bruce  M,  propr  Summit  House 


MOUNTAIN  VIEW. 

Santa  Claka  Coitnty.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  tele;;rapli  office,  II  miles 
northwest  of  Saii  Jose,  and  3'J  miles 
southeast  of  San  Francis  -o,  on  the 
Northern  Divisicm  of  the  Southern 
Pacific  U.  K.  The  country  around  is 
exceedingly  pretty  and  fertile.  The 
support  of  tlie  village  is  derived  from 
agricultural  interests.  Population 
500. 

BEVERLLY  F  P,  insurance   agt,  and    8  jj, 

justice  «)f  peace  ^ 

Boggs  E  W,  constable 
Bordi  B,  saloon 

Bubb  W  H,  grain  and  hay  warehouses 
Cook  A  A,  painter 
Fischer  Ernest,  butcher 
Frink  Wm,  butcher 
Frixen  August,  bootmaker 


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Olenion  G  D,  hotel 

Glubetioh  P,  wine  dealer 

Guth  Chas,  hay,  arain,  and  warehouse 

Hanson ,  junk 

Hargcs  H,  saloon 

Huyos  liiuhard,  saloon 

Heaselmeyer  Theo,  general  merchandise, 

and  postmaster 
Hickey  H  W,  saloon 
Ho(h(esRiohard,  saloon 
HORNBEBOER  J  A  (Hornberger  k 

Woodis),     Ki''^i"i    merchandise,    and 

notary  public 

H0BN£EaOER 

Horn  lerger  and 
surance  agents 

HOWARD  F  C.  station  agent 

Hutton  J  8,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Johnson  A  N,  wine  and  grapo  dealer 

Lauer  J  W,  veterinary  surgeon 

Liyva  P,  hairdresser 

M  argot  H  D,  postmaster 

MarkelJ,  saloon 

Mockbee  J  8,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Niif  A  L,  carpenter 

Kingstorff  H,  hay,  grain,  and  warehouse 

8eeback  John,  hay  and  grain 

8mith  &,  Mockbee,  blacksmiths 

Taylor  8amuel  A,  hotel 

TRIPPLETT  MRS  W  T.  bakery 

Wagstaff  G  T,  liquors 
Wafheimor  Samuel,  general  mdse 
Wi'ilheim"r  A,  harness 

WEILHEIMER   SEUOHAN.  (ten 

eral  merchandisic,  a^ent  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co,  and  proprietor  Mountain  View 

Hotel  and  Livery  Stable 
Weillieinier   Wm,  general  merchandise 
Whclan  Mrs  I),  blacksmith 
Wolever  D.  carpenter 
WOODIS  W  A  (Hornberger  &  Woodis), 

deputy  county  assessor 
Wright  J  A,  carpunter 


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in  tliu  OMustiiiid  Best  Miiiiuu:e(l('iiiii|uiiiieK, 
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BICHARD  TOM>  mining  expert   and 

postmaster 
Boobio  A  M,  general  merchandise 
Foran  James,  notel 
Kerr  W  B,  farmer 
Lord  John  F,  farmer 
Potthast  Frank,  farmer 
Shearon  William,  orchard 
Zinkand  Andrew,  toll-road 


MOUNT  EDEN. 

Alameda  County.  A  post-office;  the 
distance  from  Hay  wards  is  3  miles. 
Most  of  the  travel  is  by  the  South 
Paoific>Coast  R.  K.,  and  the  distance 
from  this  town  to  the  depot  is  1  ^  miles. 
The  land  produces  the  best  brewing 
barley  and  the  bay  shore  is  lined  with 
salt  works. 

Barron  Richard,  warehi^use  and  landing 
BBIJSTOBUEN  F>  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Meisinger  H,   blacksmith   and   wagon- 
maker 
Peterman  H ,  saloon  and  general  mdse 
Ruus  Erich,  boarding-honse  and  saloon 


MOUNT  FAIRVIEW. 

San  DiKdO  County.  Post-office  San 
Luis  i{ey ;  50  miles  north  of  San  Diego 
and  7  miles  northeast  of  San  Luis 
Rey. 

Jones  S  A,  general  merchandise 

Stanwood  John  R,  general  merchandise 

Stone  L,  apiarist 


MOUNT  HOPE. 

Yuba  County.  Post-office  Forbestown. 
Located  5  miles  east  of  Forbestown, 
Butte  County,  and  2  miles  west  of 
Wooilvillo;  altitude  4,000  feet. 

Bee  Hive  Mill  and  Mining  Co 
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See  Mountain 


MOUNT  BULLION. 

Mariposa   County.    A   post-office,    5 
miles  west  of  Mariposa. 

Bichard  &,  Sharon,  fruit  raiser 


MOUNT  PLEASANT. 

Tuolumne  County.  Post-office  Chi- 
nese Camp;  U  mileH  southeast  of 
Chinese  Camp. 

Taylor  John,  hotel 


MOUNT  SHASTA. 

Si.skiyou   County.     A   post-office;    16 
miles  southeast  of  Yreka-. 

Bandrait  Chas,  distiller 

Cleland  W  J,  butcher  and  general  mdse    l= 

Deter  George,  saw-mill  cS 

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California — Mount  Shasta-Napa  City. 


Dimmiok  C  A,  blackamith 
Irons  W  O,  bootmaker 
McGBATH  THOS>  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

SHEPHERD,  mWIN  ft  CO. 

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MUD  SPRINGS. 

Ei.  Dorado  County.     See  £1  Dorado. 


MURPHY'SXAMP. 

Calaveras  Coitnty.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  is  18  miles  south- 
east of  >  San  Andreas  on  sta^e  road 
leading  to  Big  Trees  and  Yosemite 
Valley,  and  15  milP3  from  Rig  Trees. 

Baratini  D  &  Legalle,  blacksmiths 

Barnes  W  H,  carpenter 

Batton   Geo,    blacksmith  and    wagon- 

makor 
Battan  John,  road  overseer 
BLOOD  HAEVET  S.  proprietor  Sperry 

Hotel 
Caetracca  A,  saloon 
Cole  H  W,  carpenter 
Collier  I  T,  quartz  mill 
Compere  V,  general  merchandise 
Crego  H  B,  W  U  Tel  office 


Cnrran  Thoa,  constable 

Cutting  &  Co,  Union  Water  Co 

Fisk  F  W,  seneral  merchandis';,  drugs, 

cigars  and  bakery 
Floyd  E  F,  notary  public  and  convy- 

ancer  

GARLAND  I D  (Matteson  &  Garland) 
Howard  S,  saloon 
Manuel  John,  lumber  yard 
MATTESON  ft  GARLAND   (T  J 

Matteson  and  I  D  Garland),  Yosemite 

stase  line 
MATTESON  T  J  (Matteson  &  Garland) 
MeliaJ,  hairdresser 
Morse  Frank  B,  supt  Ora  Plata  Milling 

and  Mining  Co 

ORA  PLATA  MILLINO  ft  MINING 

00,  quartz  mills,  Frank  B  Morse  supt 

Palmer  A  J,  carpenter 

Picart  Frank,  saloon 

Rufe  &,  Keilbar  (Geo  Rufe  and  Adam 
KeilbA':-),  butchers 

Schworrer  L.  bootmaker 

Senter  R,  gener?!  merch»nd:"e,  post- 
master, agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Solari  B,  general  merchandise 

SPERRT'S  HOTEL.  Harvey  S  Blood 
proprietor 

Tatton  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

ToUe  Mrs  1,  dressmaker 

Willard  A,  mgr  Ora  Plata  Milling  and 
Mining  Co 


T.  J.  MATTESON  &  I.  D.  GABLAND, 

Ll?e7j,  l@@d  mi  Sab  SlaM@, 

AND  OFFICK  OF 

Matteson  &  Go's  Stage  Line  from  Milton  to  Big  Trees  and 

Yo  Semite  Valley,  and  Stage  Line  from  Big  Trees 

to  Lake  Tahoe.    Through  Time,  2  days. 

Sta^e   or  Private  Teams. 

MURPHY'S.  CALIFORNIA. 


MUSICK. 

San  Litis  Obispo  County.    A  post-office, 
25  miles  from  San  Luia  Obispo. 

HASBROTJCK  A  B,  postmaster 


NAPA  CITY. 

Napa  County.  Situated  on  a  river  of 
the  same  name,  in  a  lovely  val- 
ley. It  is  a  pleanant  ride  of  46  miles 
from  San  Francisco  on  the  California 
Pacific  R.  R.  (Napa  Branch).     It  has 


at  present  a  population  of  about  4,500 
and  is  growing  in  i.nportance;  it  is 
well  adapted  for  manufactories,  of 
which  there  are  several,  as  the  railroad 
runs  through  the  town,   and  vessels 

Sly  continually  between  there  and 
an  Francisco.  Stages  to  Sonoma, 
Knoxville  and  other  places  run  daily. 
Its  chief  support  is  from  the  unrivaled 
agrioultuial  districts  in  its  immediate 
vicinity.  A  branch  of  the  State  Insane 
Asylum  is  situated  here.  The  climate 
is  delightful  and  the  little  city  beau- 
tiful. 


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Alden  ft  Go  ( A  P  Voorhees,  M  S  Shaw, 

and  E  B  Alden),  clothing 
Allen  (ieoTgo  W,  city  marshal' 
Amstutz  H  L,  jeweler 
Anderson  C  A,  blaoksmith 
Andnran  C  ( Anduran  ft  Co) 
ANDUBAN  G  &  00  (C  Andnran  and 

C    Carpy),    proprietors   Unole    Sam 

Wine  Cellars  and  distillery,  Main 
Ayer  ft  Otin   (E  P  Ayer  and  F  Otin), 

liquors.  Main 
Bachelder  Mfg  Co,  wind   mills,  John 

Bachelder  propr 
Baddeley  H  J,  fruits  and  vegetables 

BASTION  MRS  ELORENCE,  Colum- 

bia  Lodgings  and  Restaur^'nt,  choice 
wines  and  liquors,  1st 

Beck  Grace,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Beebe  George  A,  haruessmaker 

Begelspacher  Max,  bakery 

Belasco  Miguel,  harnessmaker 

Be^ren  B  E,  liquors 

BK^FOBD  L  A  (Seeley  &  Bickford), 
Brown 

Bloch  M,  clothing 

Bo|^  W  M,  real  estate 

B0K£  J  H  (Mount  ft  Boke),  room 
2  Bank  Block,  2d 

Booth  T  M,  upholsterer 

Borreo  Felix,  groceries  and  wood  and 
coal 

Boynton  E  N,  druggist 

Brudshaw  J  G,  lodgings  and  liquors 

Brayton  J  G,  photographer 

BUCKMAN  0  H,  city  surveyor,  Main 

CALLAN  EDWARD,  Railroad  Liv- 
ery Stable,  corner  Main  and  3d 

Carpy  C  (Anduran  ft  Co) 

Cassady  A,  liquors 

Chapman  Mrs  L,  hair  work  and  millin- 
ery 

Clifford  Rev  George,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

Clifford  W  A,  operator  C  P  R  R 

Cole  Benjamino,  reBtauraiit 

COLUiraiA  LpDOmO  HOUSE.  Mrs 

Florence  Bastion  proprietress,  1st 
CONKLINO  A  H,  real  estate  and   in- 
surance, Main 
Coombs  F  L,  district  attorney 
Cooper  W  R,  Vernon  Flour  Mills 
Corlett  W  P  ft  Sons  (W  p,  \V  H  and  R 

Corlett),  planing-mills 
COWAN  J  H.  proprietor  Revere  House 
Coyle  Rev  John,  Methodist  clergyman 
Crouch   &  Johnston   (Robt  Crouch  and 

F  E  Johnston),  attotneys-at-law 
Crouch  Robt,  attorney-at-law 
Cuff  Richard,  livery  stable 

'DAILT  AND   WEEELT  NAPA 

REPORTER,"  J    E    VValden   pub- 
Usher,  Main 
Damon  W  C,  professor  in  Napa  Colle- 
giate Institute 


Davis  Thomas,  barber 

Devlin  Charles,  liquors 

Dewsese  W  E,  searcher  of  records  and 
notary  public 

Diehl  P  P,  blacksmith 

Dir  !>,nore  J  P,  physician 

Dunn  J  H,  dentist 

Edgington  Samuel,  liquors 

Egeberg  Henry,  blacksmith 

JSVtSJOSS  (McBain  ft  Co) 

Even  John  (Zollner  ft  Even) 

Feroggiaro  G  B,  liquors 

PINE  JOSEPH,  carriage,  sign  and 
house  painter 

FISGH£R  F,  boot  and  shoe  store,  Ist 

Fleishmatyi  J;oseph,  liquors 

Fowler  ft  Shaw  (L  H  Fowler  and  Sam- 
uel Shaw),  horseshoers  and  black- 
smiths 

FRANCIS  0  M,  postmaster 

Frank  John,  boarding-house 

Fraser  G  W,  barber 

Fraser  I  K,  restaurant 

Garwood  ft  Marvin  (C  M  Garwood  and 
J  Marvin),  blacksmiths 

Gerber  Julus,  barber 

GERMAN  HOXJSE,  Lulwes  ft  Jander 
proprietorij,  corner  Ist  and  Brown 

Gieseoke  F,  barber 

Giles  &  Kyser  (J  Giles  and  D  S  Kyaer), 
furniture  and  undertakers 

Goodman  George  E,  vice-pres  Napa  City 
Gas  Co 

Goodman  James  H,  pres  Napa.City  Gas- 
light Co 

Goodman  James  H  ft  Co  (Jas  H  and 
Geo  E  Goodman),  bankers 

Green  Morris,  boots  and  shoes 

Greenfield  T  G,  carriage  and  wagon- 
maker 

Griilley  E  S,  justice  of  the  peace 

Grii^sby  James  H,  liquors 

(Jritnian  C  R,  cashier  Bank  of  Napa 

Haas  Charles,  delicacies 

Haas  1)  L,  books  and  stationery 

Haaa  David  L,  trustee  Napa  Asylum 

Hans  S  L  &  Co,  dry  goods 

Habermelil  C.  liquors 

Hackett  F  M,  dentist 

Hanua  D  W,  Napa  Seminary  for  ladies 

H  ansen  C.  tailor 

Hartwell  G  F,  notary  public  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace  and  agt  C  P  R  R 

Hatch  V  W  Jr,  asst  physician  Napa 
Asylum 

Hatt  Albert,  wood,  coal  and  feed 

Hatton  Joseph,  barber 

Hunn  E,  physician  and  pres  board  city 
trustees 

Head  George,  boots  and  shoes 

Heegler  G,  barber 

Hennin  W  F,  city  attorney 

HENNING  W  F  (Spencer  ft  Henning), 
Court  House 


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Henry  Joseph,  county  treasurer  and  tax 

collector 
Herring  Mrs  J,  millineiy 
Hogan  Mrs  E  A,  Napa  Hotel 
Hogan  &  Howland  (Henry  Hogan  and 

J  H  Howland),  searchers  of  records 
Hopkins  J  A,  surveyor 
HOaBELL   J   A,    oyster   and   chop 

house,  103  Main 
Hottel  &  Smith  (E  W  Hottel  and  David 

Smith),  groceries 
Howland  J  H,  notary  public 
Howland  J  S,  agt  steamer  Emma 
Hull  A  J,  attorney  and  notary  public 
Hunt  B  E  (Hunt  &  Gesford),   notary 

public 
Hunt  ft  Gesford  (B  E  Hunt  and   H  C 

Gesford),  attorneys-at-law 
Hunter  William,  blacksmith 
Jackson  F  L,  real  estate  and  insurance 
Jaensch  W,  ys^eueral  merchandise 
James  Bennett,  sheriff 
James  &  Boggs,  lumber 

JANDER  AUO  (Lulwes  &  Jander), 
corner  1st  and  Brown 

JENSEN  FRITZ>  house  and  sign  pain- 
ter, Main 

Jepsen  Jacob,  harnessmaker 

Johnson  C  A,  tailor 

Johnston  F  E,  notary  public 

Joy  &  Ham  (F  D  Joy  and  E  D  Ham), 
attorncys-at-1  aw 

Kean  John,  county  assessor 

Keig  Daniel,  boots  and  shoes 

Kelly  Mrs  L,  piopr  Palace  Hotel 

Kimball  Edwin,  hardware 

Knapp  H  H,  lumber  and  insurance 

Knap.i  H  H,  member  board  of  trustees 

LAMOIN  J  F.  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co  and  trust<-e  Napa  Asylum,  corner 
Brown  and  2d 

Lasher  A  E,  principal  Napa  Collegiate 
Institute 

Laurence  John,  liquors 

Leacock  Rev  Wm,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 

Lewis  Rev  V  A,  clergyman  (Presbyte- 
rian) 

Lewton  Lewis,  prest  Bank  of  Napa 

Ludlow  Fred  D,  druggist 

LULWES  CHARLES  (Lulwes  &,  Jan- 
der), corner  1st  and  Lrown 

LULWES  &  JANDER  (Charles  Lul- 
wes and  Aug  Jander),  Cierman  House, 
corner  1st  and  Brown 

Mabcs  Au};rust,  boots  and  shoes 

Millett  J  H  &  Son  (J  H  Mallett  and  J 
H  Mallett  Jr),  meat  market 

Mangels  Herman,  litiuors 

Marcacci  Antonio,  hotel 

Martin  J  C,  trustee  of  Napa  Asylum 

Marvin  &  (Jarwood  (J  Marvin  and  John 
F  Garwood),  livery  stable 

Mattes  N,  groceries 


MoBAIN  ft  CO  (Thomas  McBain,  J  F 
Zollner  and  John  Even),  tanners  and 
currieiis,  McKinstry 

MoBAIN  THOMAS  (McBain  ft  Co) 

McClelland  J  A  &  Co  (J  A  McClelland 
and  T  W  Mather),  general  mdse 

McEnerey  Mrs  M,  liquors  and  lodging- 
house 

McFarland  A,  livery  stable 

Mellor  &  Sons  (Wm,  C  E  and  J  A  Mel- 
lor),  furniture 

Meusel  C  F,  express  and  liquors 

Migliavacca  G,  wine-cellar  and  distillery 

Mitchell  &  Willson  (J  Mitchell  and  M 
D  Willson),  livery  stable 

Moffat  &  Morris  (Mrs  M  A  Moffat  and 
Miss  S  L  Morris),  dressmaking 

Molt  John  C,  liquors 

MOODT  T  M,  blacksmithing  and 
horseshoeing,  agent  Schuttler  Wag- 
on, Hains  Header  and  Buckeye  Mow- 
er and  Reaper,  Main 

Morin  Joseph,  bakery 

MOUNT  &  SOKE  (T  N  Mount  and  J 
H  Boke),  real  estate  and  insurance 
collections,  room  2  Bank  Block,  2d 

MOUNT  T  N,  constable,  room  2  Bank 
Block 

Myers  Oliver  P,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Napa  Collegiate  Institute,  A  E  Lasher 
principal 

"NAPA  DAILT  AND  WEEKLY 

REGISTER,"  G  M  Francis  proprie- 
tor 
Napa  Hotel,  Mrs  E  A  Hogan  propr 
Napa  Ladies'  Seminary,  D  W  Hanna  A 

M  principal 
Neilsen  N  L,  county  clerk,  recorder  and 

auditor 
Newkom  S,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Nichelini  S,  bakery 
Noyes  J  C,  sec  Napa  City  Gas  Co 
Nussberger  J,    liquors,    boarding    and 

lodging 
O'Connell  Maurice,  boots  and  shoes 
O'Day  Michael,  liquors 
Paccaud  &  Boll   (L   Paccaud  and  R  W 

Bell),  stationery,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Paden  W  M,  physician 
Palace  Hotel,  Mrs  L  Kelly  prppr 
Palmer  J  M,  steward  Napa  Asylum 
PALMER  L  L,  editor  "Napa  Daily  and 

Weekly  Uegister" 
Parker  T  R,  supt  Napa  City  Gaslight  Co 
Parks  D  B,  harnessmaker 
Pearch  Chas,  painter 
Pearson  I  N,  glovemaker 
Peddie  Robert,  p  linter 
Pfeiffer  Philipp,  liquors 
Pierce  W  A,  county  surveyor 
PORTER  BR  S  (Porter  &,  Taylor),  Ist 
PORTER  ft  TAYLOR  (R   F  Taylor 

and  S  Porter),  physicians,  Ist 


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BAUBOAD  STABLE.,  Edward  Callan 
proprietor,  corner  Main  and  3d 

Raney  T  F,  hotel,  city  clerk  and  treas 

Reed  A  K,  tobacco  and  cigars 

Reimera  Glaus,  groceries 

BEVEBE  HOuSE>  J  H  Cowan  pro- 
prietor 

Roberson  B  W,  coffee  and  apice  mills 

Robinson  £  W,  county  supervisor 

Roney  T  F,  city  clerk 

Salmon  W  K,  county  supervisor 

Sampson  Andrew,  member  board  of 
trustees 

Sawyer  B  F  &  Co,  tannery 

Schmied  Mrs  J  C  W,  millinery 

Schmied  W  H  B,  watchmaker 

Schuppert  Joseph,  liquors 

Schuster  William,  liquors 

Schwab  M  A,  planing-miils 

Schwartz  J  &  H,  dry  goods 

SEELEY  &  BIGKf  OBD  (C  B  SeelejK| 
and  L  A  Bickford),  bankers.  Brown 

SEELET  C  B  (Seeley  &  Bickford), 
notary  public,  and  treasurer  Napa 
Asylum,.  Brown 

Semorile  B,  groceries 

Sheehy  Robert,  grain  warehouse 

Shurtleff   Benjamine,    physician,     and 

?ires  board  trustees  Napa  Asylum  for 
nsaae 

Shwarz  H,  hardware 

Silvea  Manuel,  Napa  Soda  Works,  and 
agent  Napa  Mineral  Water 

Slattery  Rev  Father,  pastor  Catholic 
Church 

Smith  J,  junk 

Smith  W  A,  dry  goods 

SFENGEB  DENNIS  (Si)cncer  &,  Ken- 
ning), Court  House 

SFENGEB  &  HENNINO  (Dennis 
Spencer  and  W  F  Henning),  attor- 
neys, Court  House 

Sterling  R  H,  deputy  collector  internal 
revenue  and  insurance 

Stevens  J  B,  sec  Napa  Asylum 

Stock niou  1)  M,  dru^fgist 

Stoddtril  William,  Nana  City  Mills 

Stoff.ils  &  Hort  (N  Stoffels  and  F  Hort), 
lodgings  and  liquors 

Sv\eet  J  J,  stationery  and  confectionery 

TAYLOBDBBF  (Taylor  &  Porter), 

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TEAMAN    HENBY>    choice    wines, 

lujuors  and  cigars,  1st 
The  Bank  of  Napa,  Lewis  Lewton  pres, 

C  K  Gritman  cashier 
Thompson  fi   Beard  (W  W  Thompson 

and  E  I)  Beard),  general  merchandise 
Thompson  &  ShurtlefF  (Isaac  Thompson 

and  Ueorge  C    Shurtleff),   hardware 

and  agricultural  implements 
Thompson    W    W,   member    board   of 

trustees 
Thorn  Mrs  M  A,  millinery 


Tool  &  Andrews  (S  M  Tool  and  William 

Andrews),  groceries 
Towle  G  W,  attorney-at-law 
Tynan  Thomas,  hotel 
VanBaaren  John,  liquors  and  groceries 
Volk    William    J,    confectionery    and 

cigars 
Walden  J  B,  constable 
Walden  J  E,  "Daily  and  Weekly  Napa 

Reporter" 
Walker  C  M,  county  supt  schools 
Wallace  W  C,  superior  judge 
Ware  Rev  E  B,  Christian 
Watson  J  C,  meat  market 
Welles  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
West  William,  gunsmith 
Wildberger  Juleus,  book-keeper  Andu- 

ran  &  Co 
Wilkins  E  T,  resident  physician  Napa 

Asylum 

Wing ,  stone  cuttf  fs 

Wiprut  Morris,  ta''  .i 
Wolf  Peter,  liquors 

WOODWABD  E  W  &  CO.  real  es- 
tate. Bank  Building 
WBIOHT  G  A.  carriagemaker.   East 

Napa,  3d 
Wulff  N  H,  agt  Steamer  Ellea 
ZoUner  &  Even   (Jo  n  F   Zollner  and 

John  Even),  meat  market 
ZOLLNEB  J  F  (McBain  &  Co) 


NAPA  JUMCTION. 

Napa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  California 
Pacific  R.  R.  (Napa  Branch),  8  miles 
from  Na])a. 

BET^GSON    MRS  C  E,  agent  Cal  P  R 

iiil  postmistress 
Beii>-uan  W  ohl,  T.,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
MuPliuil  Mids  J,  W  U  Tel  operator 


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NAPA  SODA  SPRINGS. 

Napa  County.     A  post-offiio,  5    miles 
northeast  of  Napa. 

JEFFRESS  E  0.  manager 
Kelley  Wm  J,  hotel 


NASHVILLE. 

El  Dorado  County.     A  poat-othce. 

Ensey  J  C,  saloon 
Galewaitt  G,  shoemaker 
HEALD  J  G,  general  merchandise 


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Ccdifomia — N'ational  City-Nelson. 


NATIONAL  CITY. 

San  Dieoo  CouNxy.  A  post-office,  3 
miles,  by  stage,  toutheast  of  San  Diego. 
It  is  the  terminus  of  the  California 
Southern  R.  R.,  where  all  the  works 
of  the  company  are  located,  and  larger 
terminal  grounds  are  nearly  completed 
than  are  now  occupied  by  any  other 
railroad  in  the  United  States.  All 
the  trade  destined  for  transportation 
over  a  ffreat  trans-continental  rail- 
road, win  be  handled  over  the  R.  R. 
Go's  wharves  at  National  City,  at 
which  point  the  Land  and  Town  Co 
and  R.  R.  Co  own  about  60  square 
miles  of  land,  and  about  nine-tenths 
of  National  City.  About  1  mile  of 
water  front  on  the  Bay  of  San  Diego 
at  National  City,  is  now  occupied  by 
railroad  improvements. 

Adams  Asa,  hotel 

Arnold  &  Brown,  builders  and  con- 
tractors 

Aviell  J  W,  feed  yard  and  stables 

Blackmer  E  T,  professor  of  music 

Blossom  &  Jordan  (C  F  Blossom  and  M 
L  Jordan),  general  merchandise 

Brown  L  E  &  Son,  architects  and  build- 
ers 

BVROESS  WM.  editor  and  proprietor 
"National  City  Record" 

BtJBOESS  W  WATS,  business  man- 
ager "  National  City  Record" 

Busch  C  R,  Ijootmaker 

CALIFORNIA  SOUTHERX  BAn- 

BOAD,  J   N    N'ictor  superirjtendent 

and  general  freight  and  passenger  agent 
COOPER  HENRY  E,  attorney 
Copeland  Fred,  contractor  and  surveyor 
Crain  Joseph  C,  livery  stable 
Fairchild  -T  A,  real  estate  and  ins  broker 
Ferrelto  M,  groceries 
Fay  — ,  drayman 
Grigsby  M  E,  candy  factory 
H^tffner  Geo,  saloon  and  hairdressing 
Haydon  Z,  blacksmith 
Hunter  P^dwin,  painter 
Kimball  Bros  (Frank  A  and  Warren  C 

Kimball),  land  agts 
Kimball  F  A,  agt  San  Diego  Land  and 

Town   Co,  and    proprietor    National 

City  Brickyard 
Kimball  Geo  L,  notary  public 
Kinsell  D  C   &  Son,  hardware,  stoves, 

and  tinware 
Littleton  C  B,  hotel  and  restaurant 
Meier  John,  saloon 
National  City  Brickyard,   A    Kimball 

propr 

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Burgess   editor  and    proprietor;    W 
Wats  Burgess  business  manager 


National  Ranch  Orange,  Patrons  of 
Husbandry  Hall 

Osgood  Jos  O,  chief  engineer  California 
Southern  Pacifio 

Palmer  Oscar,  hotel 

Plimpton  F  S,  agt  J  Russ  &  Co,  lumber 
dealers 

Pattee  F  H,  secretary  and  cashier  Cali- 
fornia Southern  R  R 

PARSONS  GH,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Rice  Julius  A,  notary  public 

Risdon  H  T,  physician 

Sanders  &  Tower,   sen  mdse,   wholesale 

»AN  DIEOO  LAND  ft  TOWN  CO, 

C  L  Harris  superintendent,  general 
office  California  Southern  R  R 

Seaman  J  A,  master  mechanic 

Simpson  Theo,  bakery 

Sleppy  N,  stoves  and  tinware 

Thorne  F  W,  wines  and  liquors 

VICTOR  J  N.  superintendent  and  gen- 
eral freight  and  passenger  agent  Cali- 
fornia Southern  R  R 

Walker  Thomas,  blacksmith 

Williams  Marco,  restaurant 

Young  W  R,  druggist 


NATIVIDAD. 

Monterey  County.      A  post-office,  6 
miles  northeast  of  Salinas. 

Alpite  M,  saloon 

HAHEL     CHARLES,    general    mer- 

cliandiao  and  postmaster 
Patten  J  \V,  hotel 
Walker  John  O,  blacksmith 


NAVARRO  RIDGE. 

MBNnoriNO  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  i20  miles  west  of 
Ukiah  and  GO  miles  by  stage  from 
Cloverdale. 

Ctimeron  Geo  A,  bootmaker 

Dwelly  Bros,  shingle-inill  and  gen  mdse 

Fletcher  Chas,  saloon 

Furlong  T  V,  harntsHiiiaker  and  saddler 

Navarro  River  Mill  ( '(>,  luml>er  and  gen- 
eral meriliandiae 

Severance  H,  hotel 

WINTZER  CHARLES,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 


NELSON. 

BiTTK  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situatetl  on  the  Ore- 
gon Division  of  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.,  10  miles  west  of  Orovill  •  and 
83  miles  northwest  of  Sacramento. 
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Nelson,  "Ear- ,  a  prominent  fanner  who 
resides  pliout  one  mile  from  the  place. 
It  is  built  on  an  old  Spanish  grant. 
The  land  is  very  fertile  and  nicely 
located. 

Boire  &  Delevan,  machinists  and  blaok- 

smith& 
Burton  S  J,  grain  shipper 
Caswell  E  J,  grain  shipper 
Jones  A  F,  blacksmith 
Longnecker  G  H,  varieties 
Mcintosh  J  W,  postmaster 
Mcintosh  &  Son,  warehouse 
Pearson  &  Van  ISTess,  warehouse 
Pixley  A,  saloon 
Pollock  L  C,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Ruggles  E  S,  carpenter 
Shilliug  J  S,  blacksmith 
SMITB  0  K,  general  merchandise 
Van  Ness  H  J,  bridge  builder 


NELSON  POINT. 

Plumas  ConNTsr.     A  post-office,  8  miles 
southeast  of  Quincy. 

Blue  Gravel  Mining  Co,  saw-mills 
Metcalf  VVm,  hotel  and  saw-mills 
PAULEY  N  0>   general    merchandise 
and  hotel 


NEVADA  CITY. 

Nevada  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegriiph  office;  the  terminus  of  the 
Nevada  County  Narrow-Gauge  K.  K., 
wliieh  connects  with  the  Central  Pa- 
cific at  Colfax.  22^  miles  distant. 
It  is  the  county  sent  and  one  of  the 
most  prospemus  interior  towns  in  the 
IStiite,  and  contains  a  population  of 
nearly  5,000  inhabitants.  The  town  is 
pictures(|uely  situated  in  arougli,  broken 
valley,  surrounded  on  all  sides  by  rutrji;ed 
mountair.  ridges.  Mining  is  the  chief 
industry,  nlthoii^fh  the  fruit-growing, 
ranching  and  manufacturing  interests 
are  not  incoisiderable.  Large  quanti- 
ties of  fruit  are  yearly  shipi)ed  to  other 
marifcts,  and  considerable  wine  is  also 
made.  Two  foundries  are  kept  busy 
manufacturing  machinery  and  supplies 
for  the  mines.  F>  ur  breweries,  a  plan- 
ing-mill  and  sash  factory  and  six  black- 
smith shops  ({(mrish.  The  stores  and 
business  houses  compare  favorably  with 
those  of  larger  places.  Thern  are  many 
tine  residences  and  the  dwellings  gener- 
ally are  neat  and  cozy,  and  the  gardens 
and  yards  well  kept.  The  Court  House 
is  a  tine  structure,  erected  at  a  cost  of 
$75,000.  Washington  School  House  is 
a  large  two-story  building,  in  the  con- 


stm'ition  of  which  over  $15,000  was 
expended.  The  schools  are  well  con- 
ducted and  the  educational  advantages 
afforded  are  unsurpassed  by  other  towns 
of  the  same  size.  Five  churches,  all 
creditable  looking  edifices,  adorn  the 
town  and  show  the  moral  status  of  the 
people  to  be  up  to  the  average.  Two 
newspapers,  a  daily  and  tri-weekly,  are 
published.  The  climate  is  healthy,  and 
good,  pure  water  is  to  bo  obtained  in 
abundance.  The  streets  are  kept  clean, 
and  at  night  are  well  lighted.  As  a 
rule  the  inhabitants  are  an  industrious, 
sociable  and  thriving  class  of  people. 

Alexander  Preston,  bill  posting,  etc 
Allan  George  G,  propr  Nevada   Foun- 


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dergarten School,  Pine 

Anderson  John,  justice  of  the  peace 

Aruhart  Mrs  L  C,  dressmaker 

Baker  Dan,  expressman 

Baldridge  E  C,  city  marshal 

Barrett  Charles  A,  gents'  furnishing 
goods 

Barton  Arthur,  horseshoer 

Barton  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Bnruh  Aaron,  saloon 

Baltz  &  Guenther  (P  Baltz  (deceased) 
and  Henry  Guenther),  saloon 

BEABNHABB  &  SHALLENBER- 

OER  (Misses  T  A  Bearnhard  and  E  J 
Shallenberger),  dry  goods,  Broad 

BEARNHARD  MISS  TILLIE  A, 

(Pearnhard&  Shallenberger),  Broad 
Benkman  Christian,  saloon 
Belden  P  H,  druggist 
Blakey  G  D,  atturuey  and  counselor-at- 

law 
Blasauf  Charles,  propr  City  Brewery 
Blumcnthal  A,  dry  ^oods 
Boardman  I  H,  sec  F  &  A  M  Lodge,  No 

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Bobo  C  D,  physician 
Bond  Walter,  saloon 
Bowerman  J  G,  varieties 
Bran<l  &  Bassett  (G  E  Brand  and  R  S 

Bassett),  books  and  stationery 
Breed  &   Leddy  (Mrs    Mira     L   Breed 

and  Miss  Margaret  Leddy),  candy  fac- 
tory 
Brodie  John,  groceries 
BROWN   &  CALKINS  (N  P  Brown 

and  L  S  Calkins),  publishers  "Nevada 

Daily  Transcript" 
Brown  J   A,  agt  South  Yuba  Water 

and  Mining  Co 
Brown    N    P,   business  mgr   "Nevada 

Daily  Transcript" 
CALDWELL  JOHN    I.   attorney-at- 

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Calkins  Leonard  S,  editor  "Nevada  Dai- 
ly Transcript" 

Canfield  Thomas 

Carr  J  E,  county  clerk  and  auditor 

Carter  R  D,  under  sheriff 

Casper  Kaskil,  clothing 

Citizens'  Bank,  E  M  Preaton  pres,  Jno 
T  Morgan  cashier 

City  Hair 

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Clancy  J  A,  sec  HHiernia  Hall 

Clancy  Patrick,  wagoumaker 

Clark  Charles,  saloon 

Clark  Joseph,  saloon 

CoUey  James,  meat  market 

Collins  Daniel,  assessor 

Conlan  O  C,  restaurant 

Conlan  Roger,  beer  depot 

Conn  John  B,  saloon 

Cowdery  J  B,  principal  High  School 

Crawford  Wm,  agt  Eureka  Stage  Line 

Cross  &  Simonds  (C  W  Cross  and  P  F 
Simonds),  attorneys  and  counselors- 
at-law 

Daganey  E,  dyeing  and  scouring 

Davis  Z  P,  powder,  shot,  etc 

Donnelly  &  Young  (John  Donnelly  and 
Peter  Young),  saloon 

Downing  J  H,  tailor 

Duncan  I^uis,  barber 

Eastern  Star  Lodge,  Mrs  Gertrude  Bro- 
beck  secretary 

EDDT  STANLET  A,  proprietor  Na- 
tional Exchange  Hot  1 

Eilerman  Frank  A,  propr  Stumpf  a  Ho- 
tel 

Englebright  W  F,  civil  and  mining  engi- 
neer and  U  S  dep  surveyor 

Farrer  T  G,  watchmaker 

Garthe  Leopold,  iii8  agt  and  grocer 

Gault  Alexander,  bakery 

Gaylord  E  H,  district  attorney  and 
counselor-at-law 

Gaylord  Georgo  C,  groceries 

<»elirig  (ieo,  propr  Milwaukee  Brewery 

Gifiiii  VVm,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Godair  Mrs  L,  ladies'   hairdresser  and 

hair  work 
Godair  Louis  A,  b  irber 
(irahani  John,  propr  Union  Stables 

GRAY  &  DAVIS  (J  B  (J ray  and  E  A 
Davis),  publishers  Neva-la  "Herald" 
Gray  Mrs  E  J,  dressmaker 

GRAY  JAMES  B,  editor  Nevada  "Her- 
ald," Pine 
Gray  Miss  Hhoda  A  (Seaman  &  Gray) 
(Jroves  \V  C,  carpenter  and  undertaker 
Guild  F  (i,  auctioneer 
Guild  Frank  T,  groceries 
Hamilton  John  H,  restaurant 
Hanlcy  Michael,  saloon 
Harris  S  M,  dentist 


Harrison  John  H,  fruits  and  produce 
Hartwell  J  G,  county  surveyor  and  U  S 

deputy  mineral  surveyor 
Hassell  John  C,  barber 
Herskin  &  Worle   (Mrs  Rosa  Herskin 

and  J  Worle),  vegetables,  fruits,  etc 
Hertzinger  John,  bootmaker 
Holbrook  John  S,  postmaster 
Holmes  V/m,  harnessmaker 
Homes  Vim,  harnessmaker 
Hook  John  F,  bootmaker 
Huck^.nB  Robert,  supervisor 
Hu^'/nes  George  M,  sash  and  door  factory 
Hughson  Palmer  E,  dentist 
Hunorfauth  Peter,  saloon 
Hunt  R  M,  physician 
Hunt's  Hall 

Hupp  Geo  S,  attorney -at-law 
Hurst  John,  bakery 
Hyman  Bros,  clothing 
Isaac  &  Rowe,  painters 
Isoard  August,  wholesale  liquors 
Jack  John,  fruits  and  produce 
Jacka  Rev  Elias,  pastor  M  E  Church 
Jacka  Thomas,  bootmaker 
Jackson  J  J,  groceries 
Johnson  Rev  J  M,  pastor  Baptist  Church 
Johnson  &  Mason  (J  B  Johnson   and   A 

D  Mason),  attorneys-at-law 
Kennedy  N,  principal  public  school 
Kenney  James,  bootmaker 
Kent  Charles,  meat  market 
Kent  Wm,  dentist 
King  Mrs  Rosa,  lodging-house 
Kistle  John,  saloon 
Knights  of  Pythias  Lodge,  No  48,  John 

Isaacs  sec 
Kornhammer  Charles,  bootmaker 
Lademann  August,  groceries 
Lawrence  &  Barlow  (J  Lawrence  and  C 

Barlow)  foundry 
Legg  &  Shaw  (Thomas  Legg  and  George 

Shaw),  hardware  and  stoves 
Legion  of  Honor,  A  I  Zekind  sec 
Lester  &  Crawford  (Mrs  A   Lester  and 

Mrs  M  L  Crawford),  millinery 
Lockin  &  Eekert   (J   C   Lojkin   and  P 

Eckert),  blacl.smiths 
Locouq  Cliarles,  restaurant 
Long  Wm  D,  attorney,  counselorat-law 

and  notary  public 
Lotz  Henry,  saloon 
Luetje  A  Brand  (F  C   Luetje  and  C  J 

Brand),  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Lutz  Benhart,  bootmaker  . 
Malony  Mrs  Sarah,  restaurant 
Marsh  M  L&  D,  saw-mill.  Rock  Creek 
Mason  A  D  ( Johnson  &  Mason) 
MeKenna  J  H,  tailor 
Meagher  Kev  Father,  pastor  St.  Canice 

Catholic  Church 
M  E  Ciiurch,  Rev  E  Jacka  pastor 
Mtller  B  H,  clothing 
Mills  Henry  P,  feed  stable 


PRISON  CELLS. 


Fenrem  and  Hriitse  Work, 
M7  Main  Street,  M.  F. 


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Mills  Mrs  Polly  A,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Miltz  &  Overinn,  photographers 
Moran  Thos  C,  saloon 
Morean  John  T,  cashier  Citizens'  Bank 
Muller  E,  teacher  of  music  and  foreign 

languages 
Mulloy  Charles  E,  groceries 
NaflFziger  Christopher  J,  meat  market 
NAFFZIOEB     JACOB.      proprietor 

Union  Hotel 
Nathan  L,  dry  goods 

NATIONAL  fXCHANOE  HOTEL, 

Stanley  A  iiiddy  proprietor,  Broad 

"NEVADA TRANSCRIPT"  (Daily). 
Brawn  &  Calkins   publishers,   Com* 
mercial 
"NEVADA  HERALD",  Gray  &  Davis 

publishers 
Nevada  Ice  Company,  Jesse  Thompson 

supt 
Nevada  Theater 

New  York  Hotel,  VV  S  Richard  propr 
Nichols  Mrs  Margaret,  lodying-house 
Nivens  Archibald  Jr,  agtW  U  Tel  Co, 

and  cigars  atul  tobacco 
Oliver  DJ,  sal  ion 
Oliver  M  E,  painter 
Ott  James  J,  assayor 
Oustomah  Lodge,   I  O  O  F,  No  16,  Geo 

A  Oray  sec.  Odd   Fellows  Hall 
Owen  FA,  piano  tuner 
Palidon  Peter,  saloon 
Parker  A  H,  bookkeeper  Nevada  County 

Narrow-gauge  R  R 
Phillips  James,  saloon 
PIERCE    MISS  MAT  W.  millinery, 

Broad 
PiiiKreo  Mrs  Margaret,  saloon 
PiuKston  &  <iray  (A  J  Pinkatou  and  E  J 

(iray),  vari  iica 
Potter  M  B  B,  principal   Nevada  City 

Academy 
Powell  Frank,  attorney 
Powell    Rev    W    C,    pastor   Episcopal 

Church 
Power     Frank,     attoraey-at-law     and 

notary  public 
Preston  Etlwiu   M,   president  Citizens' 

Bunk 
R'lpp  John  A,  recorder 
Ucardau  H    V,   attorney    and    notary 

public 
Rector  Bros,  hotel 
Richards  Mrs  Eliza,  saloon 
Richards  i'lulip,  banker 
Richards  VV  (},  groceries 
Richards  \Vm  vS,  propr  New  York  Hotel 
Rol)ert8  Stephen,  grocories 
Roliinson  Charles  F,  groceries 
Robinson  J  \V,  blacksmith 
Robinson  R  E,  justice  of  the  peace 
Rf  .'ers  J,  constable 
Roife  I  J,  collector  internal  revenue 


Rosenberg  Bros  (W  and  M  Rosenberg), 

dry  goods 
Rosenoial  A,  fruits  and  produce 
Sanford  A,  dyeing  and  cleaning 
Sangninetti  Benjamin,  upholsterer 
Schmittburg  Gerhart  von,  county  treas- 
urer 
Scott  Wm,  constable 
Seaman  A,  carriagemaker 
Seaman  &  Gray  (Mrs  Lottie  E  Seaman 
and  Miss  Rhoda  A  Gray),  dressmakers 
Searls  Nilea  (Searls,  Niles  &  Searls) 
Searls,  Niles  &  Searls  (Niles  Searls,  A  C 
Niles  and  Fred  Searls),  attorneys-at- 
law 
Seely  John  A,  Kgt  N  C  N  G  R  R 
SHALLENBEROER  MISS  EMMA 
J  (Bearnhard&Shallenberger),  Broad 
Shoecraft  B  M,  sec  Nevada  City  G  &  S 

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SHURTLIFF  JOHN  T.   attomey-at- 

law.  Broad 
Shurtleff  Samuel  M,  fruits  and  produce 
Silver  Joseph,  saloon 
Sims    Rev    J,    pastor    Congregational 

Church 
Sloan  Alex,  saloon 
Smith  Frank,  saloon 
Smith  Wm  H,  groceries 
Smoot  &  Andrews  (R  M  Smoot  and  S 

Andrews),  fruits  and  produce 
South  Yuba  Water  &  Mining  Co,  J  A 

Brown  ;igt 
Sprung  Hiram,  meat  market 
Sterling   Mrs  Mary  A,  dry   goods  and 

millinery 
Stoddard  Walter  S,  act  N  C  N  G  R  R 
Stumpf  's  Hotel,  Frank  Eilerman  propr 
Sukeforth  L  M,  furniture  and  bedding 
Tam  Antonio,  oyster  saloon 
Thatcher  Mrs  L  W,  millinery  goods 
Thomas  Edward  B,  hotel 
Thomas,  Walrath  &  Hicks  (J  Thomas, 
A  H  Walrath  and  T  H  Hicks),  gro- 
ceries 
Thompson  Jesse,  supt  Nevada  Ice  Co 
Thoss   Mrs  Fredriki,  knitting  machine 
Tompkins  E  (),  sheriff 
Tower  Alonzo  D,  W,  F  &  Co's  agt 
" TRAKSCEIPT,"  (The),N   P  Brown 

and  L  S  Calkins  proprietors 
Tumor  (Jeo  E,  hardware  and  stoves 
UNION  HOTEL,  Jacob  NattV.iger  propr 
V^alentine  Henry  W,  physician 
Vinton  Walter  D,  druggist 
Vogelman  &  Webber  (H  Vogolman  and 

J  Webber),  boots  and  shoes 
Von  Buelow  F,  physician 
Walling  Julius  M,  attorney-atlaw  and 

notary  pul)lic 
Weiss  Emile,  Nevada  Brewery 
WELCH  GEORGE  W,  jeweler,  books 

and  stationery.  Broad 
Welch  Henry  S,  physician 


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Wpropr  Eureka  Stage  Line 
ella,  Fargo  ft  Co,  Alonzo  D  Tower  agt 
Williams  Mrs  L  J,  restaurant 
Williams  Mrs  Maude  E,  dressmaking 
Williams  S  R,  saloon 
Withington  Geo  E,  painter 
Wolf  Wm,  groceries 
WTJTKE  AUGUST,  bootmaker,  Broad 
Zekind  Alexander  I,  cigars  and  tobacco 

NEW  ALMADEN. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post  and  tel- 
egraph office,  12  miles  south  of  San 
Jose,  situated  near  the  ridge  dividing 
Santa  Cruz  from  the  Santa  Clara  Val- 
ley. 

DERBY  &  LOWE,  general  merchant 

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Lowe  Ralph,  postmaster 
Milnes  Rev  C  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Winn  S  E,  physician 


NEWBURY  PARK. 

Ventuba  Counit.    a  post-office. 

CUTLER  J  F,  postmaster  and  hotel 
Howard  Joseph,  stock  raiser 
Russell  H  &  A,  stock  raisers 
Sutherland  T  J,  general  merchandise 
Whiteside  O,  stock  raiser 


NEWCASTLE. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  6  miles  southwest  of 
Auburn,  on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.; 
at  the  base  of  the  Sierra  Nevadas,  in 
the  foothills.  Orchards  and  vineyard 
are  numerous  in  the  vicinity,  and  it 
depends  mainly  on  the  fruit  growing 
interest.  The  scenery  is  beautiful  at 
this  place,  the  foothills  surrounding  it 
being  rich  with  nature's  charms. 


NEWARK. 

Alamsda  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  South  Pacific  Coast  R. 
R.,  5  miles  southeast  of  Alvarado. 

Carter  Bros,  carbuildcrs 
Dugan  John,  saloon 
FALK  A,  <3;eneral  merchandise 
Forbes  Geo,  hotel 
Ingraham  0  P  &  Co,  foundry 
1£B,YV&  ft  CO,  grain  and  luml)er 
Plummer  J  A,  salt  works 
THOMOEO  ft  CO,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Watkins  W  W,  blacksmith 


NEW  CHICAGO. 

Amador  County.  Post-office  Drytown. 
The  growth  of  this  place,  like  its 
eastern  namesake,  has  been  marvel- 
ous. Its  location  is  very  pretty,  and 
its  chief  support  is  derived  from  the 
mining  interest.  It  is  7  miles  north 
of  Jackson,  1  mile  east  of  the  Jack- 
son and  Drytown  Stage  Road. 

Boro  A,  hotel 
Oover  Mine,  John  Farmer 
Hazard  Mine,  H  Rees 
Malson  A,  hotel 


NEWARK. 

Sierra  County.  Post-office  Gibson- 
ville;  2  miles  from  Gibsonville  aud2G 
miles  from  the  county  seat,  Duwuie- 
ville. 

BOLAND  DAN,  general  merchandise 
Cook  Autro,  hotel 


NEWBERT. 

Yuba  County.     A  post-office,   8  miles 
from  Marysville 

DAUOHERTY  E  C,  deputy  postmas- 

ter 
NEWBERT  L,  postmaster  and  saloon 


NEWBURY  PARK. 

Los  Anoeles  County.    A  post-office. 
Arnold  C,  postmaster 


NEW  ENGLAND  MILLS. 

Placer  County.  Post-office  Colfax; 
a  station  on  the  Central  Pacific  R. 
R.,  ti  miles  west  of  Colfax. 

Arthur  J,  miner 
Baxter  D,  teamster 
Biggerstaff  R,  farmer 

OEISSENDORFER  GEO,  lumber 

Johnson  Grover  G,  farmer 
Jones  John,  farmer 
King  W  C,  teamster 
Mair  A  T,  miner 
Mavis  G,  miner 
McMuUen  Geo,  teamster 
McWayne  C,  carpenter 
Miller  John,  farmer 
Morrison  R  S,  section  foreman 
O^born  W  B,  farmer 
Perkins  Jas,  farmer 
Saunders  R,  miner 
Tackney  J,  farmer 
VoEo  E,  miner 
Warren  Henry,  miner 


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Watts  W,  farmer 
WilUama  John,  teamster 
Wilson  Hayes,  farmer 

NEW  FOUR-MJLE  HOUSE. 

Alameda   County.    Post-office  Novth 
Temescal. 

Bormaa  L  &  Co,  groceries 


Cornwall  P  P,  blacksmith 

Herbst  Samuel,  seneral  merchandise 

Uodgkin  G,  blacKsmith 


NEWHALL 

Loa  Anurles  County.  A  post,  expross 
aad  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southeru 
Pacific  K.  R.,  30  miles  northwest  of 
Los  Angeles. 

California  Star  Oil  Works  Co,  Christo- 
pher Leaming  agt,  C  N  Felton  pres 

CAMPION  OEOi  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Craig  M  R,  mgr  California  Star  Oil  and 
Pacifio  Coast  Oil  Cos 

Del  Valle  J,  farmer,  fruit  and  wine 

OIFFORD  JOHN  T,  agent  Southern 
Pacific  R  R  Co,  Westeru  Union  Tel- 
egraph Co,  Wella,  ij'argo  &  Co,  and 
iQlman  Sta^e  Co 

Leaming  Christopher,  mining  district 
attorney,  and  notary  public 

Moore  Chas,  feed  atablo  and  saloon 

Newhall  H  U,  mgr  San  Francisco  Store 

Powell  M  A,  saloon 

San  Francisco  Store,  H  G  Newhall  mgr, 
general  merchandise 

Turner  Joel  H,  justice  of  peace 

NEWHOPE. 

San  JoAQUiN  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office. 

Bennett  John  D,  constable 

Buttcrick  W  H,  justice  of  peace 

Clay  J  P,  mfr  brick 

B'enncl  J  B,  justice  of  peace 

THORNTON  A.  postmaster 

Thornton  &  Borland,  general  merchan- 
dise, liquora,  and  a^ts  VV  U  Tel  Co 
and  W,  F  &  Co 

Thornton  &  Clay,  brick  mfrs 


NEWPORT. 

Mendocino  County. 

Bonnerman  D  R,  bootmaker 
HUNTER  ft  STEWART. 

merchandise,  and  saw-mill 
Robinson  J  L,  harnessmaker 
Watkins  Horry,  butcher 


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NEW  HOPE  LANDING. 

San  Joaquin  County.  Post-office  New 
Hope  ;  3^  miles  west  of  New  Hope, 
on  Mokelumne  River. 

DAWES  PETER,  saloon 


NEW  JERUSALEM. 

Ventura  County. 

COHN  SIMON,  general  merchandise 


HEWPORT. 

Los  Anukles  County.  A  post-office,  6 
miles  southwest  of  Santa  Ana. 

MoFADDEN  ROBT  ft  BROS,  lumber 
yard,  ac.d  agent  for  Pacifio  Coast 
Steamship  Co 

Parker  £  D,  blacksmith 

Stacy  E  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

STAGY  0  T,  general  merchandise,  and 
postinaster 


NEWTOWN. 


El  Dorado  County.    A  post-office,  7 
miles  southeast  of  Placerville. 

Ferreto  G,  groceries  and  saloon 
Ferreto  Luigi,  saloon 
Monteverdo  A,  groceries  and  saloon 
SCIARONI  C>  blacksmith 


NEWVILLE. 

Colusa  County.  A  post-office,  60  miles 
northwest  of  Colusa,  in  the  Ooaat 
Range.  It  is  the  trading  point  for 
a  large  district. 

Cobb  G  O,  hotel  and  saloon 
Gudgel  Geo  B,  justice  of  peace 
Howdeii  John,  constable 
Manson  &  Whitcomb,  saw-mill 
Millsap  G  VV,  sheep  raiser 
Millsap  .Joseph,  sheep  raiser 
SCRIBNER  BROS,  general   merchan- 
dise 


NEW  YORK  LANDING. 

Contra  Costa  County.  Post-office 
Black  Diamond.  It  is  on  the  San 
Joaquin  River,  below  Autioch,  and 
one  mile  from  Cornwall  station,  on 
thj  Central  Pacific  R.  R.  It  is  the 
shipping  port  of  the  Black  Diamond 
R.  R.  Co  for  their  coal. 

BAROION  P,  superintendent  Black 
Diamond  R  R  Co 


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Booth  S  k  Co,  fiah  cannery 

Botta  Miaa  A,  varietiea 

King,  Morae  ft  Co,  fish  cannery 

Rainey  ft  Bros,  ceneral  merchandise 

Rogera  Thos,  saloon 

Sinderman  A,  seneral  merchandise 

STBEET  PE^BB,  hotel 


NEW  YORK  RAVINE. 

El  Dorado  County.    Post-office 
mon  Falls. 

Carpenter  Wm,  blacksmith 
Fairchild  E,  wagonmaker  ^ 


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NICASIO. 

Marin  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telea^raph  office,  situated  12  miles 
northwest  of  San  liafael,  and  4  miles 
from  San  Geronimo,  a  station  on  the 
Northern  Pacific  R.  R.  It  is  noted 
for  its  dairy  produce. 

Cornwall  E  K,  blacksmith 

Giacemins  J  B,  grocerits 

Miller  M  V  B,  justice  of  peace 

Sims  ChftS,  hotel 

TAFT  H    F,   postmaster,   and  agent 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Welch  E  M,  butcher 
Wentworth  J  E,  carpenter 


NICOLAUS. 

Sutter  County.  A  poat-office,  on  the 
banks  of  Feather  River,  17  miles 
south  of  Yuba  City.  It  is  one  of 
the  oklest  towns  in  Northern  Cali- 
fornia, and  has  good  school  and 
church  buildings.  It  is  surrounded 
by  a  fine  agricultural  country.  Pop- 
ulation 156. 

Anderson  Peer,  carpenter 

Andrews  Sarah,  hotel 

ARENS  &  BARBER,  general  mer- 
chandise and  post-ofHce 

Comatock  L  B,  wagonmaker 

Cramer  Geo,  bootmaker 

Crosaman  L  C,  physician 

Donovan  John,  lifjuors 

Engasser  Chns,  meat  market  and  liquors 

Harris  C  B,  ferry 

Holmes  J  H,  wagonmaker 

Jones  T  G  H,  carpenter 

Johnson  &  Jones,  blacksmiths 

Lee  L  W,  liquors 

Mutchler  Mat,  harnessmaker 

NAOLER  JACOB,  Hquora  and  restau- 
rant 

Wessiug  Herbert,  general  merchandise 


NILES. 

Alameda  County.  A  poat,  expreaa 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.,  at  ita  junction  with  the 
San  Jose  Branch ;  30  miles  from  San 
Francisco  and  17  miles  from  San  Jose. 
Population  200. 

Beauregard  Thomas,  blacksmith 

Butt  U  W,  Depot  Liquor  and  Dining 
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Hinckley  L  M,  liquors  and  blackamith 

lamert  ft  Mack   (I  E  Ismert  and 

Mack),  flouring-milla 

MORTIMER  &  WAMSLET  (Wm 
Mortimer  and  J  £  Wamsley  of  Wash- 
ington Corners),  warehouse 

MORTIMER  WM  (Mortimer  ft  Wams- 
ley), agent  Central  Pacific  R  R  and 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co  and 
Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 

Snyder  Wm,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
'irgil  John  A,  hotel 


NIMSHEW. 

Butte    County.      A    post-office;  sup- 
ported by  mining.     Population  50. 

Duncan  John,  saloon 
Hasty  W  H,  saw-mill 
McClellan  Samuel,  hotel 


NINE  MILE   HOUSE. 

Tehama  County.     Post-office  Red  BluflF. 
Straley  Jacob,  hotel 


NORD. 

Butte  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  located  32  miles 
northwest  of  Oroville,  and  7  miles 
northwest  of  Chico,  on  the  Oregon 
Divi.ii()U  of  the  Central  Pacific  U.  R., 
and  ilerivc-s  its  principal  support  from 
the  extensive  farms  in  the  vicinity. 
Stock-raising  is  also  n  productive  in- 
terest. 

Barnard  A  M,  livery  stable 

Calden  A  &  Co,  hotel 

Finnegan  B  D,  saloon 

Lang  M  H,  bootmaker 

Mills  L  F,  blacksmith 

FOND  CHARLES  L,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  ft  Co,  Central  Pacific  R  R  and 
Western  UnionTelegraph  Co  and  no- 
tary public 


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NORDHOFF. 

Ventura  County.    A  post-office,  named 
after  Charles  Nordhoif,  Esq.,  a  veteran 

iiiunialist.     It  is  reached  from  San 
Buenaventura   by  stages,  distant  16 
miles. 

Barrows  F  P,  hotel 

GILBERT  THOSi  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
MoKee  W  S,  propr  Oak  Glenn  Cottage 
Morgan  J  D,  blaokamith 
Oak  Glenn  Cottage,   one  mile  east  of 

post-office,  W  S  McKee  propr 
Perry  Ira  S,  physician  and  surgeon 


NORTH  AMERICAN  HOUSE. 

Calaveras  County.      Post-office  Mil- 
ton. 

Stroud  T,  hotel  and  saloon 


NORTH  BLOOMFIELD. 

Nevada  County.  A  poat-office,  situa- 
ted on  the  ridfie  between  the  Middle 
and  Soutli  Yubas,  15  miles  northeast 
of  Nevada  City;  reached  by  stage. 

Blaine  Wm  saloon 

Crandiill  T  P,  gen  indao  and  postmaster 

Cumniiiigs  Kd,  cotiatable  and  litiuors 

DeNoon  R  P,  sunt  Derbec  Gold  Mining 
Co 

Dillon  Richard,  liciuora 

Edwards  (Joo,  (j rand  Central  Hotel 

Kllcrson  Mrs  J,  candies,  varieties,  etc 

Flanders.)  A,  liquors 

Gliissuu  Josiah,  blacksmith  and  machin- 
ist 

Gans  C,  candies,  varieties,  etc 

Haskell  C  A,  carpenter 

Helwi^  &  Trood,  butchers 

Hieronimua  S,  brewery 

Jesperson  J,  bootmaker 

KaflHuberger  Wm  H,  barber 

Keller  J,  liquors 

King  J,  liquors 

Lanson  Hans  P,  saloon 

Lund  P,  North  Bloomfield  Hotel 

Maiison  .1,  physician 

Marriott  .lames  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

MARRIOTT  J  &  SONS,  butchers 

McKinuey  John,  justice  of  the  peace 
and  carpenter 

Mobley  F  F,  hotel 

Morrisson  A  R,  accountant 

Nash  Mrs  L,  dressmaker 

Ostrum  J  D,  livery  stable 

Perkins  H  C,supt  North  Bloomfield  Gold 
Mining  Co 

Rohr  &  Carter,  saloon 

Rouner  C  T,  brass  and  string  band 


SIMON  M«  general  merchandise 

Skidmore  R  D,  saloon 

Smith  &  Knotwell,  druggist* 

Tenny  Geo,  liquors 

Tillon  C  A,  carpenter 

Vance  O,  bootmaker 

Weiss  Val,  brewery 

Williams  R  G,  hotel  and  liquors 

Young  J,  carpenter 


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NORTH  BRANCH. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  Milton  ttnd  San  Andreas  Stage 
Road,  25  miles  from  Milton. 

Barker  John,  hotel 

MAGCHIAVELLA  A.  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 


NORTH  COLUMBIA. 

Nevada   County.     A   post-office,    10 
miles  north  of  Nevada  City. 

Baker  Geo,  boarding 
Hawley  C  B,  lumber 
Holland  David,  liquors 
Pengelly  John,  boarding-hoiise 
Scott  J  M,  liquors 
Wilsim  James  M,  liquors 
WOODRUFF  A  L.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

NORTH  FORK. 

Trinity  County.     Post-office  Junction 
City. 

Ahrens  H,  saloon 

MECKEL  CHRIST,  general  merchan- 
dise and  hotel 
Schlomer  H,  blacksmith 
YoheG,  hotel 


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San  Diecio  County.  A  post-office,  in 
a  rich  agricultural  district,  4  miles 
from  San  Diego:  population  200. 

American  Hotel,  Pat  O'Neill  propr 
Bannon  Patrick,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Evans  Charles,  engineer 
Israel  Robert,  lighthouse  keeper 
Kevien  Richard,  musician 
Linch  John,  section  foreman 
Lucia  Vincent,  saloon  and  groceries 
Lyons  Geo,  carpenter  and  contractor 
Lyons  Wm,  blacksmith 
McCoy  Tames,  city  trustee 
Morrow  Richard,  carpenter   and    con- 
tractor 
Neale  Geo,  general  merchandise 


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O'Neill  Pat,  tupt  oounty  hospitftl  »nd 
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ROSE  LOUISt  poitmuter  *nd  real  es- 
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Seeley  A  L,  propr  San  Diego  and  Santa 
Ana  Stage  Line 

Stone  Oeorge,  capitalist 

Story  George,  civil  engineer 

Ubaoh  Antonio,  olersyinan  (Catholic) 

AVtialoy  Thomas,  real  estate  agt 


NORTH  SAN  JUAN. 

Nevada  ConNTV.  A  post  and  express 
otlice  north  of  Nevada  City  13  miles, 
with  which  it  is  connected  by  sta^e; 
also  has  stage  lines  running  to  Ma- 
rysville,  Camptonville,  Forest  City 
and  Downieville.  The  popuUtion  i« 
about  700,  though  in  times  past  it  has 
had  double  the  present  number.  The 
town  is  well  built,  and  has  many  fire- 
proof buildings,  beautiful  gardens  and 
pleasant  residences.  A  considerable 
trade  is  centered  at  this  point  from 
the  many  mining  camps  in  the  north 
and  east. 

Bartley  Rev  T  R,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Hrickford  L  H,  carpenter  and  uphol- 
sterer 

nuhriug  Louis,  groceries 

Butler  I*  H,  drug,i;i3t,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Chiiihohu  Jas,  ^^encral  mcrehandiso 

Crall  Mrs  8  M,  millinery  anil  dress- 
making 

Crunc  A  N,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Curnon  Thos,  hairdru-sser 

Donnelly  &  Vouu^  (John  Donnelly  and 
Peter  Young),  saloon 

Downey  John,  wagonniakcr 

Farley  (i  S,  physician 

Furth  Daniel,  clothing,  hoots  and  shoes 

Gaynor  1*  W,  varieties  and  liiiuors 

German  John,  National  Hotel 

Gilbert  Jacob,  jiarness  and  saddler 

Godfrey  J,  liquors 

Harris  &  (Jo,  dry  goods 

Harris  T,  bootmaker 

Hogau  John,  livery 

Kietfer  A,  blacksmith 

Koch  G  W^,  San  Juan  Brewery 

Kozminsky  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Lancaster  C  E,  de  >tist 

Marks  I,  dry  goods 

Monner  &    Wliite,  hardware  and 
cultural  implements 

Mullen  H  M,  blacksmith 

National  Hotel,  John  Crerman  propr 

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Northrup  E,  constable,  aactioneer  and 
col  lector 

Salari  Stephen,  propr  San  Juan  Hotel 

Salter  Job,  butcher 

Samuel  H  L,  physician 

San  Juan  Hotel,  Stephen  Salnri  propr 

Scheuerman  Chas  bakery  and  saloon 

Schmidt  Fred,  liquors 

Sherman  Chas,  liquors 

Stidgor  James  A,  attomey-at-Iaw  and 
notary  public 

STIDOER  0  F>  attorney -at-law,  insur- 
ance agent  and  editor  and  proprietor 
"North  San  Juan  Times" 

St'>tlar  J,  physician  and  justice  of  the 
peace 

SWAN  ANSON  B.  postmaster,  agent 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  express  an'd  man- 
ager Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Twamley  Richard,  lumber 

Welch  Geo  W,  jewelry,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Williams  Mrs  J  H,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 


NORTH  TEMESCAL. 

Alamrda  Countv.  a  post-office.  A 
suburban  villai^o  on  theextreme  north 
of  Oakland  City,  the  dividing  lino 
hotM'cen  the  latt.'r  and  Berkeley, 
coming  into  prominence  as  the  loca- 
tion of  the  extensive  fruit  cannery. 

Babcoek  A  O,  hotel 

Kutler  Mrs  M  A,  dressmaker 

Burnett's  Kxchauge 

Carroll  W  F,  saloon 

Casdin  J,  saloon 

Clarenioiit  House 

COURREGAS  JOHN,  Pioneer  Tripe 
Factoty  and  Temt.-scal  Park  House, 
corTelogrnpli  ave  and  46th 

Ellis  Geo,  barber 

HOWARD  0  W.  blacksmith,  cor 
Telegraph  and  Evoy  ave 

King  J  J,  phy.sieian 

Knealu  Benj,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Lnrkin  &  Dunn  (C  P  Larkin  and  M 
Dunn),  Pioneer  Market 

Lought  C,  saloon 

Lusk  J,  Canning  Co 

Lusk  ].  ]'  &  Vo,  hay  and  grain 

NORRIS  G  R  &C0>  groccribs,  produce 
and  post-oUice 

Oakland  Horse   R  R  Co,   J  S  Emery 

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wines,  liquors  ;ind  cigars,  cor  Tele- 
giaph  ave  and  Birch 
Preda  George,  propr  Central  Gardens 
Savers  Alfred!,  harness   and  bootmaker 
Salaman  M  A,  varieties 


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Sohnlis  ft  Kock  (Wm  Schultz  ftnd  Peter 

Kook),  general  merohandiae 
Htevene  I,  bootmaker 
Sullivan  T  D,  propr  Clardmont  Hoaae 
Vaudre  L,  dressmaker 
Weber  Henrv,  baker  and  oonfeotionery 
Wilkinson  (  has  J,  plumber  and  gasiitter 
Wilson  W  P,  cider  and  vinegar   mfr 
Wyman  Geo  W,  saloon 


NORTONVILLE. 

Contra  Costa  Coitnty,  A  ■  ost  and 
express  oHicc.  An  important  coal 
mining  town  connected  by  rail- 
road with  San  Francisco,  15  mi'es 
southeast  of  M'rtinez.  The  Black 
Diamond  Coal  Mine  is  situated  hero. 
Population  000. 

Arater  Joe,  liquors 

BLACK  DIAMOND  COAL  MINE  CO. 

M  Morgans  su)it 

BLACK  DIAMOND  HOTEL.  Mrs  W 

Williams  propriotrc»3 
<.'hristoniieii  N,  stoves  and  tinware 
Doduo  W  W,  geinTJl  merohaiidiao 
OAMBS  F  (Morgans  &  (iambs) 
(•roen  H  8,  livory  stable 
HoUuday  &  Uusaeil  (U  HoUaduy  and  F 

UusHull),  meat  market 
Ho:liday  k  (infiitha,  butchers 
Howell  K.J,  ii'iuors 
HugheH  Uev  David,  Congregational 
■Iniies  Mrs  KUis,  vnriotius 
Mdlij-au  W  H,  barlKjr 
Morgan  Jnines,  iKpiors 

MORGANS  &  GAMES  (M  P  Morgans 
ami  V  (>aiul>»),  g -ncrid  morohundiso 

MORGANS    MORGAN.     suiKrinten. 

dciit  ot  the  lilaek  ]>iaiuond  Coal  Co 
MORGANS  M  P  (Morgans  &  (iam))8) 

NORTONVILLE   HOTEL.  William 

.1  Hecs  proprietor 

PAUL  A  A>  clerk  Bliick  Diamond  Coal 
Co,  and  ayvat  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  tel- 
egraph operator  an<l  postmaster 

R:inkin  .Tanio.-*,  gciii-rnl  merchandise 

REES  WILLIAM  J.  proprietor  Nor- 
tonville  Hotel 

SPEDDINGRD.  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

Thomas  Henry,  bootmaker 

Thomas  Wm  M,  li([Uors 

Walker  P,  county  supervisor 

Wall  W  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Williams  .T  D,  saloon 

Williams  Thomas  M,  constable 

WILLIAMS  MRS  W.  proprietor 
Black  Diamond  Hotel 

Woolford  J  S,  physician 


M.  V.  MOROAKS.  F.  Oambs. 

MORGANS  &  GAMBS, 

DEALEKS  IN 

Dry  Goods,  Clothing,  BootH,  Shoes, 

Groceries  and  Patent  Medicines, 

NOHTONVlEiLlS, 

Contra  Cmta  County,  CALIFOHNIA. 


Black  Diamond  Hotel, 

MRS.  W.  WILLIAMS,  Pruprietrota. 

Tmnslont  QuestB  well  cared  (or,  and  the  Table 

HU}i|illud  with  all  that  the  market  affurdu, 

oti  all  of  her  old  patronx  well  |cnow. 

Nortonvllle,  Contra  Costa  Co. 


NORWALK. 

Los  Anueleh  County.  A  post  and 
express  office,  on  the  Southern  Pacific 
K.  R.,  (Wilmington  and  8an  Diego 
Division),  18  miles  from  Los  Angeles. 

Baldwin  J  C,  blacksmith 

BISHOP  Ft  agent  Southern  Pacific  R 

R  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Bowers  W  C,  general  merchamlise 
Johnston  &  Lumh.vrd,  chotse  factory 
Koth  Jacob,  saloon 

Spsyer  &  S^vi<;art,  general  merchandise 
Swigart  Jacob,  postmaster 


NOVATO. 

Marin  Countv.  Post-oitice  Black  Point; 
n  station  on  the  8an  Francisc )  and 
North  Pacific  II.  R.,  11  miled  from 
San  Rafael. 

Haven  J  Q  A,  justice  of  the  peace 


NOVO. 

Menhocino  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  85  miles  by  stage  north- 
wes>t  of  Cloverdnlc  :tnd  II  miles  north 
of  Moudoeino.     Population  50. 

Blume  R,  hotel 
Corrigan  &  Eadie,  gen  mdse 
Fritzsehe  F,  blacksmitli 
( >reig  &  Blume,  saloon 
Hardy  Clios  8  &  Co,  meat  market 
Harlow  Clias,  agt  C  S  R  R,  depot 
BLARRIS  C  L>     superintendent     San 
DieL'o  Land  and  Town   Co,    general 
Roifroad  officer  C  S  R  R 
Plummer  W  P,  postmaster 
Ramsey  W  H,  saloon 
8mith  Nathaniel,  livery  stable 
WHITE  &  PLUMIOR.  general  mer- 
chandise, hvtteUaud  tie  manufacturers 


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BuTTB  County.    See  Berry  Creek 


OAK  BAR. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Klamath  River,  20  miles  west  of  Yre- 
ka;  population  about  100. 

Ampter  H  k  Kohls,  general  merchan- 
dise and  butchers 

BAB.TON  H  J>  postmaster  and  notary 
public 

Bartozi  John,  general  mdse  and  hotel 

Collins  David,  h  acksmith 

Leduc  Joe,  saw-mill  and  lumber 

Snow  A  C,  liquors 


OAKDALE. 

Stanislaus  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  otlice;  the  terminus  of 
one  of  the  branches  of  the  Stockton 
and  Copperopolis  B.  R. ;  is  pictur- 
esquely located  on  the  south  bank  of 
the  Stanlislaus,  10  miles  l)elow 
Knight's  Ferry,  and  34  from  Stock- 
ton. The  town  site  is  on  a  sandy 
plateau  thickly  covered  with  oak 
trees,  which  furnish  much  of  the  wood 
consumed  in  Stockton.  The  soil  ad- 
jacent to  the  town  is  very  productive, 
from  which  large  yields  of  grain  are 
imnually  harvested.  It  is  the  main 
point;  for  the  distribution  of  supplies 
for  Tuolumne  and  Calaveras  Counties. 
Population  500. 

Acker  H  H,  wood  yard 
BAKER  SANFOHD  C.  editor  and  pub- 
lisher th''  ".Stanislaus  VVhejit  Grower" 
CENTRAL  SALOON,  VV   H   Tennill 

proprietor 
Coiey  A,  stoves  and  tinware 
Crabb  Rev  VV  D,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Crawford  E  C,  agt  Stockton  and  Oak  • 

dale  h  R  and  mgr  VV  U  Tel  Co 
Curtin  John,  freighter  and  forwarder 
DAVIS  C  H>  carriagemaker 
Davison  L,  Golden  State  Plow  Mfy 
EMERT  A  S  &  CO  (A  S  Emory),  dry 

and  furnibhiug  goods,  boots,  iboesand 

hardware 
Farmers'  Warehouie  Co,  A  J  Patterson 

pres,  G  M  Martin  sec 
Gage  A  S,  painter 
Gagne  Nepolian,  painter 
Gilmer  &  Martin  (J  VV  Gilmer  and  Q  M 

Martin),  grain  dealers 
Graham  v  W,  liquors 
Greene  Bros  (B  M,  EC  and T  J  Greene), 

hardware  and  agricultural  implements 
Greene  T  J,  justice  of  the  peace 


Greiersen  Geo  &  Co,  general  merohan- 
dise  and  postmaster 

Haas  Thos  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Hamlin  T  T,  supervisor 

Hammond  Emery,  liquors 

Haslache-  &  Kahn  (Jacob  iJasIacher 
and  Louis  Kahn),  general  merchaH- 
dise  and  agricultural  implements 

Hatheway  R  W,  druggist 

Hazen  Chas  C,  physician 

Hill  CSS,  insurance  agt,  justice  of  the 
peace  and  notary  public 

Howe  fl  Ij,  furniture,  bedding  and  insur- 
ance agt 

JACKSON  MARTIN,  groceries,  con- 
fectionery, toys,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Kerr  Wm  S,  notary  public  and  real  es- 
tate 

Kifrdile  M  6,  meat  market 

LANDIS  A  B.  feed  stable  and  yard 

LOVELL  ROBERT,  saddler  andhar- 
nessmaker 

Lubeck  L,  dry  goods,  boots  and  shoes 

Luhrs  Chris,  lumber 

Lyons  Harrisoji,  propr  Central  Hotel 

Mann  Mrs  A  J,  millinery 

Martin  G  M,  sec  Farmers'   Warehouse 

McLean  &  Gciutheir  (D  McLean  and 
Charles  Ge  utheir),  livery 

MEYER  MRS  F  J,  millinery 

MEYER  &  OOHEZ  (P  V  Meyer  and 
E<1  Gomez),  hairdressers 

MEYER  P  V.  hairdresser 

Morgan  E,  bakery,  liquors,  and  lodg- 
ings 

MOXJLTON  &  CO  (A  VV  Moulton  and 
John  S  Kerr),  dealers  in  gener.'d  .ner- 
chand^se,  importers  and  jobbers  in 
liquors  a, id  cigars,  and  agents  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 

Osier  C  H,  physician  and  surgeon 

Patterson  A  J,  pres  Farmers'  Ware- 
house 

Perez  &  Creason  (E  J  Perez  and  H  W 
Cre  son),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

PEREZ  J  C>  saddler  and  hurnessmaker 

Preshaw  H  G,  dentist 

Rank  C  P,  dry  goods 

Rodden  if  L,  groceries 

Rowland  G  H,  liquors 

Rutherford  k  Adie  (R  Rutherford  and 
C  P  Adie),  liquors  and  cigars 

Si.wyer  F  A,  contractor  and  builder 

SEGURA  N  B  &  CO  (N  B  Segura  and 
N  V  Mann),  groi-eries,  provisions,  and 
commission  merchants 

Spr^Ml  &  Head  (0  VV  Sprou!  and  C  H 
Head),  hotel  and  restaurant 

Talbot  &  Clark  (N  Talbot  and  N  Clark), 
blacksmiths 

TENNILL  W  H,  winea,  liquors,  ci- 
gars, and  billiard" 


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"THE  STANISLAUS  WHEAT- 
OROWEB,"  Sanford  C  Baker  editor 
and  publisher 

Tuson  James,  blacksmith 

Waterhouse  Edward  S,  constable 

WATBOUS  B  C,  groceries,  hardware, 
tobacco,  anil  -Tonkery 

\V  erth  W  G,  bo(itmak.;r 

Weyer  Fred,  propr  Weyer  Hotel 

Wlieet  E  T,  bootmaker 

VViard  O  H,  wagonmaker 

Williams  Mrs  L  E,  millinery 

Wyckoff  William,  varieties 


MARTIN  JACKSON, 

l'r()i>rietor  of 

THE  MAGNOLIA  $TORE, 

CJKNERAL  COMMISSION  MERCHANT, 

l)taler  in   Dome-tii'  and  Korei;;'!!   Kriiits,  Nuts 

iiiiil  <'i>nfectiiiti';ries   Statiimeiy,  Toys,  Kanoy 

tJ(>ii(l.-s,  \  e,'etabli;-i,  (imceiios  of  uli  ilescrip- 

tionn.     Ci;;ar.t  and  Tobacco  a  stpoi  ialty. 

Oaktialo.  MtanlMlauH  Cniinty,  Cal. 


Tl,    L.OVELL, 

PRACTICAL 

SADDIER  S  HARNESS  MAKER. 

Saddles,  Bridles,  Whips  and  Spurs. 

Repairing  neatly  executed,     Charijrea  moderate. 
OAKDALE,  CAK 


N.  B.  SEGURA  &  CO., 

General  Comiission  Mercliaiits. 

Groceries,    Provisions,    Crockery, 
Liquors,  Cigars  and  Tobacco, 

Oakdale,  Stanislaus  County,  Cal. 


B.  C.  WATROUS, 

(Successor  to  \V.  H.  Cuambeklain.) 
Dealer  in 

GROCERIES,  CROCKERY 

AND  HARDWARE,  ' 
Oakdale.  California. 


SUBSCRIPTIOir  $3.00  PER  YEAR. 

SANFORD  C.  BAKER,  Editor  and  Publisher. 


OAK  TiROVE. 

MoNi'KUEY   C'uLiNT\       I'mt-ollice    Sole- 
dad. 

Dcmangt)  Chas,  groceries  and  liijuors 

OAK  GROVE. 

San   DiEdo  I'ountv.     A    post-ollice,  SO 

njilcs  northeast  of  S.in  Diego. 
Mirlis  \'  liro,  iii'iii'iTi'  iniTi'h.iiKiise 

MARKS  HERMAN,  postmaster 

OAKLAND. 

Alamkda  Cou  nty.     a  post,  express  and 
telegrapli  ottiec. 

As  its  name  would  indicate,  thin  beau- 


tiful city  "f  40.000  inhabitnnts  derived 
its  appellation  from  a  yrovc  of  live  oaks 
that  once  occupied  its  site.  Witli  very 
few  ex'.c»)tions,  if  any,  there  are  no 
prettier  places  in  tlie  State.  Its  streets 
are  all  very  broad  and  smooth,  well  sha- 
ded and  ornamented  '.y  some  of  the 
handsomest  private  residances  wc  have 
ever  s'ien.  There  is  an  air  of  comfort 
and  "Iuxurl;.".'.s  ease"  in  the  roomy  yards 
that  impresses  the  visitor  with  the  pleas- 
antest  assurances  of  an  .ippreciation  of 
life.  There  is  an  indepenilenee  exhibi- 
teti  in  her  citizens  that  shows  firmness 
of  eliaraeter,  yet  there  is  a  courtesy  of 
demeanor  tliat  is  expressiva  of  hospital- 
ity. There  is  an  absence  of  want  and 
poverty  shown  in  her  people  of  every 
class  that  speaks  favorably  of  her  pro- 


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gress  and  public  spirit,  elements  essen- 
tial to  remarkable  development.  It  is 
the  county  seat  and  her  public  buildings 
display  a  pride  in  her  beauty  that  is 
decidedly  commendable.  There  are 
mai\y  seminaries  for  young  ladies  as  well 
as  public  schools  and  academies  for  the 
education  of  young  gentlemen.  The 
churches  of  the  city  are  all  handsome 
and  costly  edii^ces.  It  is  distant  from 
San  Francisco,  on  San  Franrisco  Bay,  6 
miles,  with  which  it  has  half-hour  com- 
munication by  elegant  steam  ferry-boats. 

Abrahamson  G,  fancy  goods,  1117 
Broadway 

Adams  &  Co  (H  L  Adams  and  Fred 
Peterijon),  real  estate  and  insurance, 
SE  cor  Broadway  and  8th 

Adama  H  L,  attorney-at-law,  8G4  Broad- 
way 

ADAMS  JOHN  M,  dealer  in  wood, 
coal,  hay,  grain  and  feed,  cor  Tele- 
graph ave  and  26th,  res  533  Knox 
Place* 

Adams  J  S,  physician,  1106  Broadway 

Adriance  J  0,  wholesale  cracker  dealer, 
513  East  12th 

Agard  A  H,  physician,  cor  12.  h  and 
Broadway 

Aiken  J  H  &  Co  (J  H  Aiken  and  A  Gau- 
lene),  580  3d 

Aiaslie  Martin,  groceries,  1466  7th 

Alameda  County  Medical  i^ssociat'on,  J 
R  Bradway  pres,  J  S  Adams  vice  pres, 
J  B  Trembly  stw,  E  W  Buck  treas, 
957  Broadway 

Alexander  I,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  7th 
and  Washington 

ALLARD  A  &  CO  (A  Allard  and  Wm 
Hiunilen),  carriiige  makers,  horae- 
shoers  and  blacksmiths,  4'21  3d 

Allen  W,  carpenter,  1702  Telegraph  ave 

ALLUM  L  W>  proprietor  East  Oak- 
land "Vulette,"  1074  13th  ave 
Allyn  B  C,  c.irpeiiter  and  bhildcr,    13th 

bet  Broadway  and  Franklin 
Alta  Hon  Mi,  Mrs  Donahue  propr,  cor  Sth 

and  Washington 
American  Baptist  Publishing  Society,  G 

S  Abbott,  siipt,  10U2  Wasiiiiigton 
American   District    Telegraph   Co   and 

Telephonic-  Exchange,  N  J  Wall  mgr, 

10U2  Broadway 
Anderson  A  H,  painter,  1 162  7th 
Anderson  &  Co,  Oakland  and   S  F  Ex- 

l-ress,  1052  Broadway 
Anderson  Miss  J,  dressmaking,  room  28, 

1068  Broadway 
Anderson   Mrs  N    C,   private    school, 

1162  7th 
Anderson   Thos,    wood  and    coal,    cor 

Broadway  and  Duraut 


Anderson  Wm,  candy  factory,  1009 
Broadway 

Andrew  Fine,  physician,  cor  I2th  and 
6th  ave 

Anthony  A  G,  physician,  cor  Willow 
and  7th 

Anthony  Rev  C  V,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Arcade  House,  Mrs  M  S  Root  propr, 
Post-ofiice  Block 

Archibald  S  C,  harness  and  saddlery, 
682  12th 

ABMSTBOlfO  B  Ai  pictures  and  pic- 
ture frames,  411  12th 

Audifred  H,  wood,  coal  and  hay,  565  4th 

Augur  George  J,  physician,  X  E  cor 
Broadway  and  12th 

Automatic  Sewing  Machine,  D  J  Ding- 
man  agt,  952  Broadway 

Baab  Chas,  tailor,  970  Broadway 

Babbitt,  Mimuel  &  Gilpin,  general  com- 
mission, 471  11th 

Bacon  James  H,  confectionery,  965 
Broadway 

Bailey ,  physician,  1156  Broadway 

Baker  A,  barber,  470  7th 

Baker  H  Y,  stationery  and  periodicals, 
14  Broadway 

Baker  M  S,  picture  frames  and  musical 
instruments 

Baker  Peter,  grocer,  823  Broadway 

BALST  0  C,  veterinary  surgeon,  1386 
Broadway 

Ball  Francis,  groceries,  1642  Telegrnph 
ave,  cor  23d 

Ballard  J  W,  saloon,  464  9th 

Balzer  John,  bootmaker,  715  Broadway 

Baukhead  Bros,  (1)  B.  M  R  and  J  VV 
Bank  head),  second-hand  furniture, 
4()6  lUth 

BANKHEAD  HUGH,  auctioneer  and 
comuiission  merchant  and  furniture 
dealer,  911  and  913  Washington 

Banner  House.Thomas  M  Stewart  propr, 
5i4  Hith 

Barber  E  T,  physician  and  surgeon,  957 
Broadway 

Barnard  Frank  &  Co  (Frank  Barnard 
and  H  Voorman),  wood  and  coal,  40!) 
&th 

Barnett  D,  furniture,  802  Broadway 

Barnett  David,  poultry  and  fruits,  831 
Broadway 

Barnett   Edward,   dry   and  furnishing 

giiods,  835  and  837  Broadway 
Barnnni  S  L,  groceries,   fruit  and  pro 

(luce,  NE  c^r  1  Ith  and  Washuigtop 
Barrett  A,  boots  and  slices,  1251  Broad- 
way 

Barry  David,  liquors,  720  Broadway 
Barstow  ft  Garbsr  (Anson  Barstow  and 
M   C  Garber),  dealers  in  hay,  grain, 
woml  and    coal,   SE    oor    13th  and 
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Bartels  H  &  Co  (H  Bartela  and  Henry 

Pohley),  saloon,  1200-1204  Broadway 
Bartlett  House,  Alfred  Bartlett  propr, 

473  7th 
Basch  M,  cigar  mfy,  469  12th 
Bascnzza  George,  restaurant,  1516  7th 
BATCHELDER  MBS  ELIZA,  dress- 

maker,  1320  San  Pablo  ave 
Batchelder  Wm,   carpenter,    1320  San 

■Pablo  ave 
Bates  Mrs  Laura  M,  magnetic  healer, 

957  Franklin 
Bayless  Mrs  M,  employment  office,  1245 

Telegraph  ave 
Bayley  C  H,  photostrapher,  615  7th 
Baylias  H  R,   coffee  and  chop  house, 

458  12th 
Beardsley  &   Lloyd    (Charles  E  Lloyd 

and  J  S  Beardsley),  real  estate  agts, 

912  Broadway 
Beatty  Wm,   groceries,  cor   12th    and 

West 
Bell  R  E,  druggist,  1301  Broadway 
Bellevue    House,   Mrs    E  C   Couver-e 

propr,  1:Wj  Broadway 
BELMONT     STABLES.    F     Cartier 

proprietor,  808  Broadway 
BEMIS  0.   Central  Market,    cor  East 

12th  and  lOth  ave 
Benedict,  Capell  &  Co,  roal  estate  agts 

and  notaries  public,  457  9th 
Benut'tt  Bernard,  Yankee  notions,  906 

Broadway 
Betmett    &   Davis   (doorge  W  Bt-nnett 

aiul  James  T  Davia),  livery  and  sale 

stal>l'>,  13t)S  Urond'^My 

BENNISON.  LIEBMANX  &  CO  (A 

B  Beunisi>n  and  L  L  Lielimami),  dry 
good<  and  fancy  goods,  1157  and  lloU 
Broadway 

Benson  P  F,  real  estate  and  collection, 
45.")  Sth 

Bnt'>n  J  E,  insurauco  agt,  llOG  Broad- 
way 

Ber^'  M  A,  mirrors  and  picture  frames, 
lOoS  Broadway 

Berber  lifniis  P,  watchmakei  and  jew- 
eliT,  '.)ii7  Broadway 

Beriiell  J,  harher,  {V21  East  1'Jth 

Bonistieu  &  Co  (H  Bernstien),  furnish- 
ing goods,  lion  Broadway 

Buttinau  J  J,  millinery,  !0l)()  Broadwr.y 

B')veiton  D  W,  dentist,  111(5  Broadway 

Beverton  S  &  Co,  hanlware,  crockery, 
etc,  955  Washington 

Beyor  A,  contractor,  cor  Telegraph  ave 
and  Durant 

Bii'ler  F,  Mountain  Wiue  Depot,  809 
East  14th 

Bigelow  K,  real  estate  agt,  45S  9th 

Bignami  L,  propr  Vonezia  Carden,  572 
7th 

Birkenmeyer  A  B,  sausagemaker,  967 
East  12ih 


Bishop  A  W,  attorney-at-law  and  not- 
ary public,  921  Broad wav 

Bittenoourt  &  Perry  (M  S  Bittencourt 
and  Manuel  Perry),  groceries,  fruit 
and  produce,  1309  Telegraph  ave 

Black  Greorge,  groceries  and  provisionfl, 
NE  'jor  Willow  and  7th 

Blackman  &  Co  (Mrs  C  E  Blackman  and 
Ida  Kennedy),  bakery,  962  Broadway 

BLAKE  HOUSE.  Mrs  M  K  Blake  pro- 

£rietress,  1059  Washington 
AKE   MRS   M   K.  proprietress 

Blake  House,  1059  Washington 
BLANCHARD    GEO.     Hambletonian 

Stables,  1683  Telegraph  ave,  opposite 

Kelsey  House 
Blank  6  A,  candy  mfr,  460  7th 
BLOOD   WM    F.    secretary    Oakland 

Home  Insurance  Co,  469  9th 
Bloom  Geo,  groceries,  951  Franklin 
Boardman    VV   F,  civil  engineer,    1004 

Broadway 
Bocqueraz  A,  saloon,  822  Broadway 
Bolton  J  W,  bakery  and  confectionery, 

7l»2  7th 
Bomgard  Solomon,  junk  dealer,  416  3d 
Bonjour  Hv,   propr    Helvetia    House, 

1256  San  Pablo  ave 
Bonney   Chas  W  &  Co  (Chas  W  and 

Frank  Bonney),  wood  and  coal,  462 

13th 
Bonney     F     J,     attorney-at-law,     957 

Broadway 
Borein  Peter  R,  county  recorder 
Bortels  Charles,  barber,  853   Broadway 
Bortels  Henry,  salonn 
Boudreau  Adulph,  harness  and  saddlery, 

8*20  Broadway 
Bourne  R  A,  mfr  boots   and  shoes,  470 

Stii 
Bowen  &  Co  (P  M   Bowen   and   Henry 

Rogirs),  wholesale  and  retail  grocers, 

400  and  402  12th 
Bow  CIS  Mrs  S  E,  furnished  rooms,  703 

Frinkliti 

BOWMAN  HENRY,   druggist,   951 

Bioaihvay 
Brackett  O  J,  picture  gallery,  515  7th 
Bradley    Or    E   W,    homeopathic,   657 

Kast  l-2th 
Braudstattor  .Joseph,   groceries  ami  liq- 
uors, Sl'j  cor  8th  and  Alice 
Brannen  Daniel,  pottery,  cor  East  12th 

and  17  th  ave 
Brearty     F    J,     attorney-at-law,    859 

Broadway 
BredhoH    Chas    (Brcdholf    &    Wester- 

mann),  cor  5th  and  Kirkham 
Breen  .lohn,   cigars    and    tobacco,  9(M 

Broadway 
Brereton   J   M,   cloak    and  suit,    1168 

Broadway 
Brewer  A,    bakery  and  confectionery, 

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Brewster  Mrs  C,  propr  Oakland  House, 

668  Broadway 
Brewster  E  A,  dentist,  1112  Broadway 
Brines 6,  barbershop,  1  SOS 7th 
Brink  M  M,  hatter,  925  Broadway 
Briones  R  L,  hairdresser,  S34  Broadway 
Brodby  H  L,  physician,  11 13  Broadway 
Broderick  T  F,  carpenter  and  builder, 

1511  7th 
Bromley  John  L,  real  estate  agt  and 

collector,  911  Broadway 
Broneer  C  W,   New   Liberty   Bakery, 

857  Washington 
Brooklyn  Brewery,  Welscher  &   Braun, 

879  East  14th 
Brooklyn    Lumber    Yard,    Mendocino 
Lumber  Co  proprs,  Thos  Wilkinson 
mgr 
Brooklyn  Tannery,  G   F  Crist  &  Co, 

cor  East  12th  and  21st  ave 
Brooks    W    E,   dentist,   cor    8th    and 

Broadway 
Brown  E  A,  wood   and  coal,  410  and 

412  yth 
Brown  Frank,  groceries  and  provisions, 

1156  7th 
Brown  Geo  S,  hardware,  972  Broadway 
Brown  H   P,  photograph  gallery,  1713 

7th 
BROWN    J  M,    Pacilic   Photographic 

Gallery,  Market  Street  Station 

Brown  &   McKiiinon  (Dudley  C  Brown 

and  John   A   McKianou),   merchant 

tailors,  1020  Broadway 

Brown  M  E,  fruit  and  produce,  1506  7th 

Brown  Wm  M,  physician  and  surgeon, 

974  Center 
Browne  E,  sample  rooms,  cor   Sth   and 

Webster 
Browiiell  M  Varney,  physic>ian 
Brueck  Wm  A,  drugy;i8t,  956  Broadway 
Bruenn  A,  physician,  51)3  lOth 
Bruenn   Adolph,    musical   instruments, 
sheet    music,    and    agt    for    Sohinor 
pianos,  1020  Brojulway 
Bruenn  H  H,  artist,  563  10th 
Bruuiiig   Bros  (John   and   Henry),  con- 

feoti  >n(>ry,  4S3  7th 
BRUNJES  FRED.  ;,'roccries  and   pro- 
visions, 7U1  iind  703  East  12th 
Buck  E  W,  physician,  957  Broadway 
Buck  N  L,  pliysi<;ian,  1055  Broadway 
Huckolew  Mri  Anuie,  dressmaker,  408 

13th 
Buokland    Wallace   O,    physician,    855 
Wasliiuittiin 

BUCKNELL  MRS  DR  M  E,  Klectro 

Thorupuutic  Hatlis,  61(5  Sth 
Bullock  J  C,  tinuer  and  plumber,   1706 

7th 
Bundock  H,  pottery,  cor  East  12th  and 

19th  ave 
fiunkaS.  junk,  416  3d 
Bunker  I,  saloon,  1805  7th 


Burbank  L,  boots  and  shoes,  961  Wash- 
ington 

Burnette  Eugene  T,  dentist,  521  11th 

Burke  M,  pictures  and  looking  glasses, 
1058  Broadway 

Bumham  &  Henderson  (C  F  Bumham 
and  C  A  Henderson),  wood  and  coal, 
cor  Peralta  and  7th 

Bumham,  Standeford  &  Co  (O  H  Burn- 
ham,  D  W  Standeford  and  L  G  Cole), 
planing  mills,  1st,  2d  and  Washington 

Burns  Thr  s  P,  propr  Overland  House, 

cor  1st  and  Broadway 
Burns  T  li,  news  stand,  cor  Broadway 

and  12th  and  cor  Broadway  and  9th 
Burns  &  Walsh,  props  Overland  House 

and  restaurant,  cor  1st  and  Broadway 
Burns  Wm  S,  groceries,  919  Washington 

BURRALL  WILL  H,  notary  public 

and  conveyancer  and  real  estate  agent, 

1106  Broadway 
Burrell  A  W  &  Co,   real   estate  agents, 

455  Sth 
Burritt    Mrs    Alice,    physician,     1068 

Broadway 
Burtchaell  &  Crowley  (George  T  Burt- 

chaeli  and  Daniel  Crowley),  plumbers 

and  gas-titters,  1208  Broa«lway 
Bush  &  Ball  (E  T  Bush  and  C  U  Ball), 

butchers,  1219  Broadway 
Bush  R  W,  artist,  1068  Broadway 
Bushell  E  A,  artistic  sign  painter,   46S 

12th 
Buahell  House,  46S  12th 
Bushen    &   Meyer  (N    Bnshen  and  H 

Meyer),  groceries  and  provisions,  1801 

7th 
Buswell  E  G,  paints,  oils,  glass  and  wall 

paper,  864  Broadway 
Butt  Peter,   groceries  and    provisions, 

2207  San  Pablo  fve 
Buttelmann  Wm,  liquors,  612  Franklin 
Butler  k  Bowman,  book  and  job  prin- 
ters, 4.')9  9th 
Buttertiuld  A  J  &  Co,  livery  stable,  13th 

bet  Broadway  and  Franklin 
fJutton    Fred   L,    attorney-at-law,    SiW 

Broadway 

BUTZ  &  MEEKER  (C  A  B»tz  and  C 
H  Meeker),  Pacilic  Coast  Copying  Co, 
911  Broadway 

Byler  W  P,  attorney-at-law,  859  Broad- 
way 

Cady  Nod,  saloon,  463  Sth 

Ciihill  Mrs  M,  fancy  and  dry  goods,  1213 
Broadway 

Caldwfll  Mrs  L  C,  dressmaker,  cor  16th 
and  San  Pablo  ave 

California  Bakery,  Umlauf  &  Weis 
proprs,  70l(  Broadway 

CALIFORNIA  BRIDGE  CO.   Alfred 

W  Burrell  president,  957   Broadway, 
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California  Door  Co,  Chas  F  Doe  prea, 
Saml  8  Hinkley  sec,  J  P  Farrell  agt, 
460-4G4  2d 

California  Gate  Co,  M  W  Woodard  and 
D  Paine  proprs,  1705  7th 

CAUFOBJriA  HOSIERY  CO,  factory 
cor  Ist  and  Jett'ersun 

California  Military  Academy,  Rev  David 
McClure,  Ph  D,  principal,  cor  Tele- 
graph aveand  29th 

California  Porta1)le  House  Co,  E  W 
Merwiu  supt,  612  East  15th 

California  Pf)ttery  and  Terra  Cotta  Co, 
Serril  Winsor  and  James  Miller 
proprs,  1172  Broadway  and  cor  East 
12th  and  Park 

CALLA6HAN  J,  real  estate  and^insu- 
rance  a^fent,  50(5  7th 

CALVERT  C  C  &  CO.  Clinton  Mar- 
ket, 309  East  12th 

Camilloni  &  Co,  fish  market,  830  Broad- 
way 

Camilloni,  Selna  &  Lagoria  (G  Camilloni, 
A  Selna  and  L  Lagoria),  fish  dealers. 
City  Market 

Camp  Bros  (M  and  L  Camp),  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods  and  hatcers,  803  Broad- 
way 

Campbell  &  Co  (Alexander  Campbell  and 
John  Crebbin),  oyster  saloon,  City 
Market 

Campbell  Ed  H,  saloon,  411  8th 

Capital  fiouse,  (Jeo  T  Latleche  propr, 
552  Broadway 

Capital  Saloon,  11  H  and  T  F  Farmer 
proprs,  1802  7th 

Carletoii  J  A,  hay  and  grain,  wood  and 
coal,  1307  Telegraph  ave 

Carlson  Mrs  0  M,  artist  and  designer, 
708  loth 

Carncal  T  D,  attorney-at-law,  957 
Broadway 

Caro  Chas  &  Co.  dry  goods,  917  and  919 
Broadway 

Caro  Josuph,  groceries,  025  3d 

Carpenter  (),  dentist,  957  Broadway 

CariwntiiT  J,  propr  Foutainebleau  Gar- 
den, 14th,  East  Oakland 

Carr  L  T,  attorney-at-law,  859  Broad- 
way 

CARTIER  FRANK,  livery  and  board- 
iiii,',  hO(i  Bicadway 

Cary  C  A,  photo^ryplier,  475  7th 

CASECE,  M  D,  8urs,'eon,  1110  Broad- 
way, rooms  3,  4  and  7 

Casey  John,  horseshoer,  418  7th 

Cassidy  .1  H,  saloon,  720  Broadway 

Casoidy  \V  .1,  route  agt  "Daily  Morn- 
ing Times" 

Castello  A  E,  attorney-at-law,  921 
Broadway 

Cavanaugh  Edward,  sewer  contractor, 
904  Castro 

Cecil  Charles,  carpenter,  519  3d 


Central  Hall,  O  I  Deniaon  propr,  14th 

bet  Wa^'hington  and  Broadway 
Central  Land  Co,  J  F  Houghton  pres, 

F  B  Haswell  sec,  924  Broadway 
CHAMFLIN  J  L*  boots   and   shoes, 

1053  Broadway 
Chanaron    Hilarion,    hairdresser,    852 

Broadway 
(!hapman  H   L,  expressman,   cor  10th 

and  Broadway 
Charter  Oak  Hotel,  1763  7th 
Chartrand  Louis,  lodging  and  liquors, 

560  Franklin 
Chevalier  Mrs  Mary,  restaurpui>,  sot  2d 

and  Washington 
Childs  &  Rosa,  real  estate  and  loan  agts, 

456  12th 
CHRISTEN  WILLIAM,  real  estate, 

house  and  insurance  agent,  1718  7th 
Chu,  Paron  &  Co,  Japanese  Bazaar,  1166 

Broadway 
CHURCH  A  M.  township  justice  of 

the  peace,  864  Broadway 
Clapp  G  H,  druggist,  633  East  12th  cor 

13th  ave 
Clarendon   House,  J  Havenden  propr, 

855  Washington 
Clark  F  T,  livery  stable,  1066  13th  ave 
Clark  H,  variety  store  and  news  depot, 

Market  St  st  »tion 
Clark  It  F,  physician  and  surgeon,  1003^ 

nth 

Clark  Nellie,  employment  office  and  va- 
rieties, 576  7  th 
Classon  &    Bouquet  (John  Classen  and 
Prank    Bouquet),    hairdressers,    1010 
Broadway 
CLAVEAtJ  LOUIS,  groceries  and  liq- 
uors, 800  Franklin 
Clavelot  Aluide,  saw-filer,  411  7th 
Clayton  &  Kirk  (W  B  Clayton  and  G  A 

Kirk),  carpenters,  40S  lUth 
Cleary    Jas,    nurseryman,    Peralta    bet 

:mh  and  37tli 
Cleary  M,  limcer,  359  12th 
Clem  Mrs  P  W,  variety  store,  cor  Clay 

anil  8th 
j  Cliv'io  Ca':iar,  groceries  and  fruits,  920 
j      Broadway 

I  Ckioiiey  &  O'Brien,  wood,  coal,  nay  and 
:      grain,  Ciir  7th  and  Hrnry 
j  Clor  .lolin,  saloon,  474  Sth 
I  C'lnuiih  M  E,  city  marshal,  City  Hall 
;  Ciiffi.'o  M  H,  dry  itoods,  boots  and  shoes, 

cor  Stli  ami  Hro/ulway 
Cohen  J  M,  tobacco,  cigars  and  station- 
ery, 376  12tli 
Cohen  S  S,  gruocries  and  provisions,  cor 

46th  and  Adeline 
Ciun   Raymond,  laundry,    1228   Broad- 
way 
Cole   R  E,  dentist,  NW  cor  10th   and 

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Collin  Bf,  trunkmaker,  415  13th 
m,  Collins  H  M,  groceries  and  provisions, 
P        1766  7th 

Collins  P  M  &  Co,  real  estate  agts  and 

negotiators,  962  7th 
COMER  J  H>  proprietor  Saventh  Street 

House,  cor  7th  and  Pine 
Conklin  Bros,   carpet-beaters,  2Ist  bet 

Broadway  and  Telegraph  ave 
CONNECTICUT     FIRE     INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY.  Henry  I  Fioher 
agent,  464  10th 
Connel  J  D,  harness  and  saddlery,  807 

Broadway 
Conner  DM,attorney-at-law,  921  Broad- 
way 
Connor  C  W,  bootmaker,  307  12th 
Conradi  Phil,  cigars  and  tobacco,  467  7th 
Conrad  W  D,   druggist,  cor  East   Pith 

and  1 3th  ave 
Continental  Oil  and  Transportation  Co, 

warehouse,  cor  Ist  and  Castro 
Contra   Costa   Laundry  Association,  G 
H  Hallett.  P  Bartlett  and  P  E  Dalton 
proprs,  SG7  Broadway 
Contra  Costa  Water  Co,  Anthony  Cha- 
bot  pres,  Wm  H  Mead  sec,  Marshall 
Pierce  sec,  458  8th 
Cook    Mrs    H     M,    dressmaker,     1004 

Broadway 
Cook    Mrs  N  A,    furnished  rooms,  821 

Washiniiton 
Cool  Russell   H,  dentist,  cor  12th  and 

Webster 
Copeland  Wm,  propr  West  End  Bakery, 

cor  5th  and  Lewis 
Coplin  A,  corset  house  and  fancy  goods, 

llG!>an<l  1171  Broa.hvay 
CORDES  HERMANN,    manufacturer 
inks   and  extracts,  >S\V  cor  5th  and 
Kirkhani 
Cornwall  Ambrose,  dentist,  10(59  Broad- 
way 
Coward  &  Isherwood,  route  agts    "Oak- 
land Trilmnc,"  41 J-417  8th 
Coviell  Mrs  Richard,  aut  Taylor's  sys- 
tem and  dressmaker,  4GS  lOth 
Cowell  Ritli.rd,  carpenter.  4G8  10th 
Cox   Geo,    groceries,   provisions  and  li- 
quors, cor  B  and  Havens 
Cox  Mrs  T  K,  pliysician,  CIS  Eas*  12th 
Coxhead  .)■  liii,  piiysiciiin,  476  1-tli 
Coxliead  Thos  C,  physician,  -Hit  12th 
Craft  N  E,  groceries,  552  and  554  East 

12th 
Craig  W  H,  dentist,  1055  Broadway 
Craig  Wm  H,  package  express,  cor  10th 

and  Broadway 
Crane  A  M,  superior  judge 
Crane   W  W  Jr,    attorney-at-law,    957 

Broadway 
Crcpin  Henry,  physician,  NW  cor  10th 

and  Broadway 
Crieser  John,  shoemaker,  420  11th 


Croke  Jas,  groceries  and  provision*,  oor 

24th  and  Adeline 
CroU  John,  restaurant,  457  7th 
Crowley  D  D,  snrgeon,  Clay  bet   lOth 

and  11th 
CrufiTT  H,  stockbroker,  472  9th 
Cnlbertson  J,  architect,  468  9th 

CUMMINOS  &  DUNWELL  (F  H 

Cummings  and  G  W  Dunwell),  livery, 
1386  Broadway 
Cunningham   Mrs  M  C,  millinery,  960 
Broadway 

CUNNINGHAM  T  A,  boarding  and 
livery  stable,  1368  Broadway 

CUSHINO  JOHN,  dealer  in  choice 
groceries,  NE  oor  Washington  and 
9th,  residence  1228  Franklin 

Cutler  Mrs  Sadie,  groceries,  cor  12th 
and  Willow 

Dabney  Mrs  X  R,  dressmaker,  1156 
Broadway 

Dailey  P  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1762^ 
7th 

Dalgreen  M,  artist,  479  9th 

DALZIEL  JAS>  Pioneer  Stove  Store, 
1405  San  Pablo  ave 

DALZIEL  ROBERT,  plumbing  and 
gastitting,  1151  Broadway 

Daniels  G  B  &  Co,  books  and  stationery, 
1061   Broadway 

Davis  C  M,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Cleve- 
land and  Telegraph  ave 

Davis  F  W,  blacksmith,  cor  6th  ave  and 
nth 

Davis  H,  furnituke,  718  Broadway 

Davis  Harris,  furniture,  812  Broadway 

Davis  M-s  1  A,  milliner,  lOG.'l  Broadway 

DAVIS  WM  R>  attorney-at-law,  957 
Br  »adway 

Day  Mrs  Lot,  lodgings,  503  lltli 

DEAN  E  B  &  CO  (E   B   Dean,   C   H 

Merchant    and     D    Wilcox),    lumber 

dealers,  cor  1st  and  Market 
Deboice  Mrs  Elizabetii,  restaurant,  555 

Broadway 
DE  FORREST  H  L,   book    and    job 

printer,  409  Gtli 
De  (Joiia  Gen    E,    attorney-at-law   and 

notary  public,  1005  Briadway 
De  La  M<»ntanya  jr,    deputy  city   mar- 
shal. City  Hall 
De    Lis  Cassas  J   B,    attorney-at-law, 

10'J:1,\  Broadway 
Deinorest  D,  groceries,  cor  Peralta  and 

.•{4th 
Denant  D,  groceries  and  provisions,  679 

Gth  cor  Castro 
DENISON  0  I  &  CO.  real  estate  and 

insurance,  950  Broadway 
DcPue  &  Co,  publishers  of  "Homes  of 

Oakland,"  921  Broadway 
Detels  Wm,   groceries  and  provisions, 

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De  Troost  Madam  S  O,  dress  and  mantle 
maker,  1214  Clay 

Dewitt  Wm,  livery  and  feed  stable,  oor 
10th  and  Market 

D  ckler  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker,  313  6th 

Diedrickson  Alex,  saloon,  San  Leandro 
Road 
i  Dietz  Opera  House,  oor  12th  and  Web- 
ster 

Dillon  Jos  M,  city  assessor.  City  Hall 

Dimmick  J,  dentist,  875  Washington 

Dock  E,  sewing  machines,  1210  Broad- 
way 

Docking  Thomas,  physician,  821  Wash- 
iitgton 

Dodge  C  F,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer, cor  7th  and  Peralta 

Dodge  S  J,  lodgings,  NE  cor  6th  and 
Broadway 

DODGE  WM  C.  Oakland  Normal 
iSchool,  rjlt)  Webster;  thorough 
training  school  for  those  intending  to 
teach 

Doe  Luke,  real  estate  and  insurance, 
467  'Jth 

Domestic  Bakery,  Uriah  Hemphill  propr, 
707  Broadway 

Donahue  B  J,  restaurant,  1770  7th 

DOODT  &  HOOLET  (Miles  Doody 
and  Cornelius  Uooluy),  house  and  sign 
painting,  468  I 'Jth 

Dow  N  (jr,  hardware,  cutlery,  etc,  466 
Uth 

DowHng  Richard  J,  carpenter,  521  7th 

Dressier  (t,  hoots  ami  shoos,  GI5  7th 

Driko  Wm,  hotel,  579  and  581  East  12th 

Driscol  Bros,  groceries,  ^Villes  and 
li(|U()ra,  (.'unipbttU  but  4th  and  5th 

Dnickcr  W  E,  dentist,  cor  8th  and 
Broiulwiiy 

l)i:tl\V  .A,  attornev-.'it-law,  476  8th 

Duffy  Thomas,  phwterer,  1248  San 
I'ablo  ave 

Diirm  l\  K,  dentist,  951  Broadway 

DUNWELL  G  W.  BiL-ktye  Stable. 
I;i86  Broiulw.iy;  boarding  iind  liiuul- 
linu  horsL's  sciontilically  a  speiiialty 

Dwycr  D,  marble  work-,  SE  cor  7th 
an<l  Castro 

Earle  Walter,  groceries  and  soap,  cor 
:id  and  Linden 

Eastern  Furniture  House,  NKcor  12th 
and  Fr.inklin 

Eastern  Hair  Store,  Mrs  M  Salisbury 
and  Mrs  A  (laue,  458  I'Jth 

E.ist  Oakland  IManiiig  Mills,  cor  East 
12th  and  Uth  ave 

Edmonds  W  J,  hainlrosser,  1162^  Broad- 
way 

Edwards  B  F,  barber,  467  7th 

Edwards  Bros  (C  E  and  F  J  Edwards), 
fish  market,  468  11th 

EDWARDS  L  B.  general  agent  Oak- 
land Home  Insurance  Co,  461)  9th 


Edwards  R  W,  watches  and  jewelry, 
963  Broadway 

Eiben  &  Nor  (Fred  6  Eiben  and  Andreas 
J  Nor),  grocers,  1652  and  1654  7th, 
oor  Campbell 

Eland  Miss  Annie,  agt  Butterick  pat- 
terns, 952  Broadway 

Elkan  Abram,  bootmaker,  403  12th 

Elliott  W  W,  publisher  county  histories, 
1368  Franklin 

Ellis  Walter  G,  mfg  jeweler,  954  Broad- 
way 

Ellsworth  Mrs  Lovilla,  dressmaker, 
1156  Broadway 

EMLAT  OLI  VER<  ^amess  and  sad- 
dlery, 1 1 60  Broadway 

EMMERY  J  S>  vice-president  Oak- 
land Home  Insurance  Co  and  presi- 
dent Oakland  R  R  Co,  469  9th 

ESTEY  J  C>  dealer  in  wood,  coal, 
hay  and  grain,  cor  San  Pablo  ave  and 
16th 

Eureka  Hotel,  H  H  Meyer  propr,  SW 
cor  7th  and  Washington 

Evans  Edward,  saloon,  754  7th 

Ewen  F  &  Co,  auction  and  commission 
houiie,  1315  Broadway 

Extine  A,  tailor,  962  Broadway 

Faessler  William,  watchmaker,  850 
Broadway 

Fairbanks  Joseph,  hairdresser,  844 
Broadway 

Falls  J  H,  coal  oil  and  lamps,  1255  San 
Pablo  ave 

Farmer  R  H  &  T  F,  wines,  li(|uor3  and 
cigars,  1802  7th 

Fairell  Mrs  A  E,  dressmaker,  ti5l  West 

Farrell  J,  bootmaker,  421  7th 

Farrell  Joiiii,  grocer,  218  6th 

I'assking  Louis,  licjuors 

Fearn  .John,  physician  and  druggist,  cor 
lOtli  and  Washington 

FeniUT  O  B,  boathouse,  12th  St  Bridge 

Fennessy  John,  saloon,  463  9th 

Fensternwicher  M  J,  dressmaker,  555 
East  12th 

Fernald  W  H,  news  stand,  junction 
Broadway  and  San  Pablo  ave 

Fibush  Bros,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1101 4 
Brondway 

Fiek  Albert.,  painter,  1761  7th 

Fick  Mrs  A,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  1761 
7th 

FIEGE  &  HARMON  (Henry  Fiege 
and  It  E  Harmon),  proprietors  Ger- 
mania  Hall,  836  Webster 

FIEGE  HENRYi  proprietor  Califor 
nia  Saloon,  840  Broadway 

FIJEkLD  MISS  H  N.  principal  Home 
School  for  Young  Ladies,  1825  Tele- 
graph avo 

Fields  Mrs  E,  dressmaker,  550  7th 

Fields  Mrs  J  B,  dressmaking  parlors, 
NW  cor  10th  and  Broadway 


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Moody  president,  C  H  Twombly  ciuh- 
ier,  869  Broadway 

Fisli  &  Co,  grocers,  cor  8th  and  Market 

FISHER  HENBT  I,  insurance  agent, 
461  lOtb 

Fisher  J,  groceries  and  provisions,  cor 
Orove  and  Sycamore 

Fisher  &  Morrison,  tobacco  and  cigars, 
1776  7th 

FISHER  &  TAYLOR  (A  A  Fisher 
and  J  P  Taylor),  wholesale  agents  for 
Wellington  coal  for  Alameda  County, 
hay,  grain,  feed,  wood,  etc,  1180 
Broadway  and  cor  1st  and  Franklin 

FISK  LEANDER,  groceries,  SVV  cor 

3d  and  Adeline 
Fitzell  Peter  M,  wood  and  coal,  cor  5th 

and  Jefferson 
Fitzpatrick   £d,  harness  and  saddlery, 

1311  Broadway 
Fleck  &  Busse  (Uustave  Fleck  and  C  C 

Busse)  hairdressers,  1013  Webster 
Fleming    J    W,   wood,   coal,  hay    and 

grain,  1957  San  Pablo  ave 
Flemming  J  J,  aaloon,  625  East  12th 
Flint  L,  shoemaker,  1754  7th 
Fogg  J  L,  insurance  agt,  950  Broadway 
Folrath  Adam,   horseshoer,   1060   13th 

ave 
Fones  Bobert  J,  dentist,  462  12th 
Fonte  A,  groceries  and  dry  goods,  cor 

12th  and  16th  ave 
Foote  W  W,  attorney-at-law,  NW  cor 

10th  and  Broadway 
Foulkes  Jones  F,  physician,  1068  Broad- 
way 
Fowler  Wm,  feed,  1471  Broadway 
Francis  Mamuel,  tailor,  1006  Broadway 
Frank  Andrew,  Union  Market,  1-167  7tn 
Frank  (iarcia,  barber,  6'27  Fast  12th 
Frank  Theodore,  carriages  and  carriage 

trimmer,  1222  Broadway 

FRANKE  RUDOLPH.  Oakland  Pick 

le  Factory,  1622  (irove 
Frary  1',  painter,    opp  Clinton  Station 
Frey  John,  watciimakor,  1768  7th 
Fritch  J  Homer,  wood  and  coal,  413  11th 
Fnegel  Hugo  (L  Neller  &  Co),  NW  cor 

loth  and  S.in  Pabl>  ave 
Fuller  A  L,  county  supt  schools 
li'uUcr  Hinds,  insurance  agt,  912  Broad- 
way 
FURNISS  M.   dining  rooms,  cor  8th 

and  Wiusliington 
ITnrst  H,  clothing,  901  Brootlway 

GAOAN  &  BURBANK  («  W  pagan 

and    Louis    Burbank),    job    printers, 
1004  Broadway 
Gage  &  Salisbury  (Mrs  A  O.ige  and  Mrs 
M  Salisbury),  hairdressers,  456    12th 

GALINDO  HOTEL.  W  H  Stelman 
jiroprietor,  oor  8th  a-id  Franklin 


GALLAGHER  N,  groceries,  wines, 
liquors,  glassware,  etc,  cor  25th  and 
Telegraph  avo 

Galvin  &  Lebrecht  (James  Oalvin  and 
William  Lebrecht),  carriage  and  wag- 
onmakers,  cor  16tb  and  Telegraph 

Ganliner  J  J,  insurance  agt,  464  10th 

Gardner  J  J,  real  estate,  477  9th 

GARIOT  A.  SR,  dealer  in  wines,  liq- 
uors and  cigars,  551  7th  and  843  Clay 

Garner  &  Son,  meat  market,  cor  9th 
and  Webster 

Garon  Louis  G,  liciuors,  553  Broadway 

Gaskill  R  C,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  cor  12th 
and  Washingt  n 

Gaspeur  Fr,  restaurant,  827  East   12th 

Gates  Alvah,  livery  stable,  411  13th 

Gawley  Mrs  Rosie,  dress  and  cloak- 
maker,  1009  Franklin 

Gtiy  &  Treenschel,  meat  market,  cor 
7th  and  Myrtle 

Gaylord  &  Olmsted,  wood  and  coal,  cor 
Plymouth  and  Telegraph  ave 

GEART  L  C>  physician,  1113  Broad- 
way 

Gelia  Joe  C,  bootblack,  475  7th 

Gentry  Mrs  M  A,  millinery,  51 7i  7th 

Gerhardy  Phil  J,  butcher,  829  Broad- 
way 

GERMANIA  HALL,  Ficge  &  Har- 
mon  proprietors,  8H6  Webster 

Gibbous  &  Clonan  (F  Gibbons  and  J 
Clonan),  groceries,  SE  cor  7th  and 
Henry 

Gibbons  Ja.nes,  propr  New  York  Hotel, 
SE  cor  7th  and  Franklin 

Gibbs  W  T,  horseshoer  and  general 
blacksmith,  958  Frank  in 

Gibson  £  M,  district  attorney 

Gibson  Joseph,  medicated  baths,  106S 
Broadway 

Giese  L,  saloon,  1751  7th 

GIFFORD  CHARLES,  cigars  and 
tobacco,  and  shooting  gallery,  1052 
Broadway 

(jilurdin  Bro8{V  andC  Gilardin),  meats, 
snusnges,  etc,  1121  13th  ave 

Gilbertson  Jt)hn,  mL'r  San  Francisco 
Lauidry,  862  Broadway 

GILMAM  J  A,  proprietor  Nevada 
(/'ash  Market,  choicest  meats  sold, 
prices  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory, 
cor  3d  and  Filbert 

Gihnan  S  M,  dentist,  1008  Broadway 

(lilson  J  C,  city  supt  of  schools.  City 
Hall 

GLASCOCK  J  R,  attomey-at-law, 
481  7th 

GLASCOCK  W  H  &  J  R.  attorneys- 
atlaw,  481  7th 

G^assen  &  Trost,  shaving  and  cigars, 
1010  Broadway 

GLAZE  A  J,  meat  market,  617  East 
12th 


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tionery,  1754  .tb 
OlnverKobert.    v     <  stable,  570  9th 
Golden  Gate    i<air    Association,   A    C 

Dietz  pros,  L  Walker  aeo,  922  Broad- 

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GOLDEN  GATE  HALI.Wm  Peru 

proprietor,  471-475  8th 
Golden  Jiihn,  liquors,  1518  7th 
Goldstein  &   Hohnian  (G  J  Goldstein 

and  H  Hohman),  saloon,  1035  13th  ave 
Gorner  Christian,  painter,  424  7th 
Gowanluck    James,    wai<onmaker    and 

blacksmith,  6.56  Broadway 
Graham  W    M,   attorney-at-law,   NW 

cor  10th  and  Broadway 
Grasso  A  &  Co,  saloon,  1802  7th 
Gray  I,  elocutionist,  1113  Broadway 
Gray  John,  shoBmaker,  606   East   i2th 
Gray  W  G,  furniture,  467  12th 
Grayson,     Hiirrell     &    Co,     wholesale 

butchers,  474  *.)th 
Greaves  Wm,  tailor,  768  7th 
(i^reen     Mrs    A    V,    hairdresser,    1113 

Broadway 
Green  Mrs  J  G,  dressmaker,  1113  Broad- 

w.ty 
Grecti  S,  boots  and  shoes,  1018  Broad- 
way 
Greene  W  E,  superior  judge 
GREENHGOD  BROS  (S  and  M  CJreen 

hdod),  dry  goods,  1017  Broadw.iy 
GREENHOOD  &  MORAN  (J  Green 

hood  and  .J  T  Moran),  gents  and  boys 

clothing.  1019  Broadway 
Griiiiii    llonry,    insurance    agent,    958 

Broadway 
Griffith  A  H,  attorney-at-law,  4.')6  8th 
Guernsey,  A  A  &  Co,   real  estate  and 

house  brokers,  468  !)th 
Guillette  &  CiuUeux  {TrelleGuiilette  and 

Joseph  Cadieux),  litiuors,  832   Broad- 
way 
Haar  Bros  (Henry  and  Herman  Haar), 

grocers,  1 172  4th 
Huhn  Henry,  machinist,  412  lOth 
Hai.j;ht  H  W,  butcher,  SE  cor  4th  and 

Webster 
Hall  J  T  A  Co  (J   T  Hall   and  M  C 

Bro  iks),  druggists,    1451   San  Pablo 

ave 
Hall  S  P,  attorney-at-law,  924  Broadwa 


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Hall  S  P,  deputy  district  attorney, 
oor  9th  and  Broadway 

Hall  T  W,  dentist,  1106  Broadway 

HALLAHAN  BROS  (Andrew  and 
Thomas  Hallahan),  restaurant,  968 
Broadway 

Hallahan  Miss  Mary,  dressmaking,  622 
East  12th 

Halsted  &  Cooke,  real  estate,  962  Broad- 
way 

HalstedJM,  mfr  of  Incubators,  1011 
Broadway 


Halsted  Mrs  K  K,  millinery  .ind  fancy 

goods,  1011  Broadway 
Hamilton  Noble,  superior  judge 
HAMILTON  WM  T,  undertaker  and 

coroner,  466 13th  bet  Broadway  and 

Washington 
Hammatt  Mrs  E  A,  Magnetic  healer,   S 

W  cor  Washington  and  llih 

HAMMON  W  F  &  CO  (W  P  Ham- 

mon  and  H  H  W  or  ley),  nurserymen, 
8(54J  Broadway 

Hampel  Andrew,  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, 775  and  772  East  12th 

Hamp  1  Bros  (C  F  and  H  F  Hampel), 
carriage  factory,  1414  Broadway 

Hampel  C  F,  bakery,  761  East  Pith 

Humpel  Henry,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoer,  801  East  14th 

HANIFIN  J  J,  saloon,  oor  7th  and 
Broadway  and  14th  bet  Broadway 
and  Washington 

Hauley  W  Jr,  carriage  trimming  and 
harnensmaker,  1082  14th  ave 

HANNAN  J  Jt  decorative  paper-hanger 

and  painter,  606  East  12th 
Hansan  H  M,  livery  stable,   1070   13th 

ave 

HANSEN  HOUSE.  A  H  Hansen  pro- 
prietor, cor  7th  and  Washington 
Hansen  Theodor,  saloon,  NE  cor  lOtli 

and  Franklin 
Hanson  A,  jeweler,  622  East  12th 
Harden  Frank  B  &  Co  (Frank  B  and 

J  B  Harden),  druggists,  1760  7th 
Hardenberg  C  P,   cigars,   tobacco  and 

newsstand,  Brooklyn  Station 
Harding  Franz,  stationery,   cigars   and 

tobacco,  850  Broadway 
Hardy  N  O,  general  commission,   469 

11th 
Hardy  W  B,  books  and  stationery,  961 

Broadway 
Harper  Mrs  Josie,   wines  and  liquors, 

461  6th 
Harris  Bros,  clothing,  915  Broadway 
Hart  Daniel,  liquors,  622  Broadway 
Hartford    Fire    Insurance,    Walker   & 

Strong  agents,  456  1"th 
Hartman  House,  M  Hartman  propr,  462 

9th 
HARWOOD  WM  D.  editor  "Oakland 

Daily  Times,"  950  Broadway 
Hatz  Jos,  saloon,  785  East  12th 
Hauschildt  Henry,    boots    and    shoes, 

1173  Broadway 
Hauser  David,  crockery  and  glasswaro, 

1153  Broadway 
Havens  J  F,  court  commissioner 
Haves  A,  female  employment  office,  367 

13th 
Hayes,  Carrick  &  Co  (H  Hayes,  D  S  Car- 
rick,    and    F    Hostetter),    wholesale 

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Hayes  Mn,  groceries  and  notions,  oor 

Willow  and  <ith 
Hays,  Blow  &  Co,  real  estate  agts,  477 

Uth 
Healy  M  J,  tailor,  1066  Broadway 
Heflin  H  M,  upholstering  and  repair- 
ing, 752  and  754  7th 
Heinold  J  M,  saloon,  1426  San  Pablo 

ave 
Held  Ernest,  hairdresser,  407  8th 
Held  George,  barber,  li(>2  Broadway 
Held  John,  saloon,  1226  Broadway 
Helinke  &  Brunje  (Courad  Helmke  and 
John    A    Bruuje),     groceries,     1551 
Broadway 

HEHPHUL    UEIAH.    bakery,   707 

Broudway 
Henderson   H  B,   carriagemaking   and 

Mack  smithing,  1724  7th 
Hendry  Mrs  K,  dressmaker,  1363  Tel- 

egr.iph  ave 
Hcnkeu  J  F,  saloon,  901  East  16th 
Henley  N,  saloon,  150  7th 
Henninger  John,  propr  Grand  Western 

Hotel,  1758  7th 
Henry  A  C,  prea  Union  National  Bank, 

cor  9th  and  Broadway 
Henry  Mrs  Nancy,  groceries  and  fruit, 

1503  Broadway 

"HERALD  OF  TRUTH."  Granville 
S  Abbott  publisher,  lOO-J  Washington 

Heftiet  K  W,  locksmitli  und  buUhanger, 
419  10th 

Herget  Harry,  lock  and  gunsmith, 
121  Si  Broadway 

HERON  E  A.  r.-al  estate  agt,  4':2  12th 

llersliberg  &  Co  (Loon   HershlMjrg  and 
I  D  Kyttenberg),  importers  nnd   job- 
bers of  wines  and  liquors,  853  Wash- 
ington 
I'crtel  C  A  E,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Heverin  P,  sewer  builder,  NW  cor 
Washington  aii<l  5th 

Heycrs  Mrs  F,  notions  and  dry  goods, 
1452  7th 

Hickley  &  Dowling,  steam  carpet  beat- 
ing, 361  13th 

Hickok  B  E  &  Co  (B  and  T  Hickok, 
and  P  Schroder),  |>ropr8  Oakland  City 
Flouring-mills,  417  3d 

Higbam  E,  agt  Wheeler  k  Wilson  Sew- 
ing Machine  Co,  464  Pith 

Hilton  Chos  W,  marshal's  clerk.  City 
Hall 

Hilton  Miss  M  A,  dressmaking,  cor 
16th  and  San  Pablo  ave 

Hoau  ft  Gieschen  (D  D  Hoag  and  L  E 
Gieschen),  groceries,  1S02  1'elograph 
ave 

Hodgkins  Mrs  W  L,  dressmaking,  468 
lOtn 

HOENISCH  ALEXANDER,  uphol- 
sterer, 470  8th 


Hogan  Mrs  0,  saloon,  oor  27th  and  San 

Pablo  aye 
HOOARTT  DE  J  E  veterinary  sur- 

{eon,  821  14th,  and  East  Oakland  and 
>exter  Stables,  cor  1 2th  and  Harrison 
Hollabaugh  A  M,  boots  and  shoes,  1108 

Broadway 
Holbrook  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Hollidav  J  E,  express,  cor    12th  and 

Broadway 
Holman  Mrs  Jennie,  millinery,  12th  bet 
Broadway  and  Washington 

HOME  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  CO. 

Alameda  County  Branch,  It  H  Magdl 
mgr,  H  F  Gordon  sec,  922  and  924 
Broadway 

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A  Bruck,  956  Broadway 
Honer  Joseph,  bootmaker,  1508  7th 
Hook   E,    furniture,   carpets,  etc,  1108 

and  1 1 10  Broadway 
HOPKINS  ACAD^T.  Bev   H   E 
Jvwett  principal,  bet   Telegraph   ave 
and  Broadway,  near  34th  (see  advcr- 
tiscmunt) 
Hopkins  A,  groceries,    wines  and  liq- 
uors), cor  17th  and  Center 
Howlett  Wm,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SW 

cor  Gth  and  Broadway 
Hnyhes  K,  trroceries,  2'-J0  West  B 

HUGHES  WILLIAM  A,  saloon,  900 

Broadway 

HuUey  Mrs  M,  Chester  House,  loOGJ 
7th 

Hummeltenbcrg  Wju,  groceries,  602 
Franklin 

Humphreys  Miss,  select  school,  1667 
Now  Broadway 

Hurley  Daniel,  horseshoer,  462  11th 

Husing  I>,  importer  of  v^rines  and  liq- 
uors, 37'J  l-.'th 

Hutchison  James,  nursery  and  seeds, 
cor  14tli  and  Washiujjton 

Hyde  K  II,  physician,  1 106  Broadway 

Hyde  WaUcr,  inventor,  825  Market 

Hyman  J,  jowelcr,  1233  Broadway 

Hyman  Joseph,  watchmaker  and  vari- 
eties, 819  Broadway 

luKersoll  Wm  B,  photographer,  1069 
Broadway 

Inwall  Harry,  liquors,  461  7th 

Iroumtmger  Mrs  E  C,  lodgings,  811 
Washington 

Ironmonger  W  C,  liquors,  SW  cor 
Broadway  and  6th 

Isadore  Isaac,  sec  >nd-hand  furniture, 
858  Broadway 

Jackner  X,  fruits  and  produce,  91 1  East 
Uth 

Jacob  Bros  (Michael  and  Abraham 
Jacob),  boots  and  shoes,  845  Broad- 
way 

Jacobs  A  ft  Bro  (Aaron  and  Harry 
Jacobs),  tailors,  1062  Broadway 


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Jaooba  M,  plumber  and  gaafitter,  808 
Broadway 

Jaffe  L  &  Co  (L  JaiTe  and  J  Steen), 
wood  and  coal,  cor  6th  and  Franklin 

JogeU  D,  groceriei  and  liquors,  cor  5th 
and  Lewis 

Jahn  Henry,  machiaist  and  locksmith, 
41*2  10th 

James  E  A,  musical  merchandise,  420 
12ih 

JemeryJos,  barbershop,  1790  7th 

Jenkins  Jas,  saloon,  652  and  634  Frank- 
lin 

Jenks  C  C,  justice  of  the  puace,  859 
Broadway 

Jeuning  (t,  merchant  tailor,  1759  7th 

JEWETT  REV  H  E,  principal  Hop- 
kins Academy 

HOPKINS  ACADEMY. 

Between  Telexraph  Avenue    aad 
Broadway, 

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Bev.  H.  E.  Jewett,  Principal. 

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.lohnson  Jas  A,    attorney-at-law,    921 

Bnmdwny 
Johnson  William,  bootmaker,  1331  Tel- 

ograph  ave 
.lohnMtun  Jeremiah,  priccrics,  994  Pino 
Jones   A  &  liro,  Mechauics'  .Store,  907 

Broadway 
Jones  H  .S,  cxpresamaii,  SW  cor  Uroad- 

wiiy  and  Otli 
JONES    WM    P.    presi.lent    Oakland 

Honiu  Insurance  Co,  41). (  '.(tli 
Judell    B,   dry    and    fancy   goods,  833 

Castro 
Jurgeiia  Chas,  wines  and    liiiuors,  409 

12th 
Justice  A  L,  news  stand,  cor  7th  and 

Broadway 
KAHN  &  SONS   (Israel.    Henry   and 

8o)oniou  Kahn),  cloaka  and  suits  and 

dry  goods,  1 101  Broailwny 
Kaiser  Henry,  gun  and  locksmith,  407 

7th 
Kearney  J,  groceries,  cor  Willow  and 

5th 
Kearney  Thomas,  Imotniaker,  Telegraph 

ave  liet  49tli  and  oOth 
Keating  Mrs  Julia,  groceries,  SE  cor  5th 

and  Alice 
KELLER  M  Ji  gents  furnishing  goods 

and  manufacturer  Keller's  Improved 

shirts,  1007  Broadway 
Keller  F  J  &  Co  (1>  J  Keller),  nursery* 

men,  509  and  511  7th 


Kellett  ft  MoMurray,  mfrs  plaster  decor 

ations,  470  12th 
Kelly  E  J  ft  Co,  real  estate,  414  7th 
Kelly  J  F,  marble  works,  765  7th 
Kelly  L  E,  physician,  1385  Telegraph 

ave 
Kelsey  ft  Flint  (il  B  Flint  and  Noah 

Kelsey),  apothecaries,  1073  Broadway 
Kelsey   House,  A  de  Leo    Le  Laguna, 

Telegraph  ave  bet  23d  and  24th 
KENDRICE  JULIEN  C.    physician 

and  surgeon,  lUti'J  Broadway 
Kent  T  it  ft  Co  'T  R  Kent  and  B  F 

Thomas),  grocers,  cor  12th  and  Alice 
Kent  W,  Newlaud  House,  cor  7th  and 

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Kiefor  Leopold,  millwright  and  engin- 
eer, 418  Ea.t  12th 
King  Elizu,  fruit  and  vegetables,   1054 

13th  ave 
KING  J  N<  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 

1656  and  1658  San  Pablo  ave 
Kimball  .las  H,  restaurant,  cor  13th  ave 

and  nth 
Kirchheiner  Henry,    candy   mfr,    1253 

Telegraph  ave 
Kirchheiner   J   H,    confectionery,    629 

12th 
Kirchoff  Charles,  fire  and  water-proof 

paint,  555  Bro  idway 
Kirk  (J  A,  carpenter,  40S  lOth 
KIRK  0  C>  tinning,  plumbing  and  gas- 

tittmg,  305  East  I2th 
Kirklnnd  &  Trowhri.igo  (D  WKirkland 

and  H  O  Trowbrid.;«'),  cl»enii»ts  and 

.•HK)tliecarics,  971  Uroadway 
Kira/.ols    U,    tobacco    and 

Broadway 
Klein  M,  groceries,   cor  29th  and  San 

Paltlo  ave 
Kliiiu  A,  fancy  gmds,  1111  Broadw.ny 
Kliuuers  A,  restaurant,    068    Broadway 
KLINK   THOMAS   G.    Opera   House 

.Sal.ion,  Heading  and  Club  Booms,  cor 

12th  and  Webster 
Knowles  F  E  &  Co  (F  E  Knowlcs  and 

Abel  Hosnier),  marble  works,  SW  cor 

7th  and  Castro 
Knowles  &  Weilbye  (W  A  Knrwl-sand 

Will    H    Weilbye),    carpenters   and 

builders,  364  13th 
Koenig  A,    re.'il   estate  and   insurance, 

UoS  Broadway 
Kohler  &  Ch-ise   (A   Kohler  and  Q   A 

Ch.ase),  music  warerooms,  cor  9th  and 

Washington 
Kohler  -  Chase    House,      Mrs    Pollard 

Sropr,  953Ji  Washiugton 
HLEREF,  saloon,  1502  7th 
Kohler  Wm,  liquors,  459  7th 
Konecke  H,  boots  and  shoes,  911  Broad- 
way 
Kornahrens  J,  groceries,  N£  cor  San 
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Kosta  Fruik,  rsataurant,    1184  Broad- 

way 
Kosta  Samuel,  restaurant,  460  7th 
Koater  Hermann,    groceries,  SW  oor 

4th  and  Webster 
Kraft  A,  cignrti  and  tobacco,  1468  7th 
Kraft  Geo,  saloon,  851)  Washington 

KBAMM  ft  DIEVES  (Chas  Kramm 
and  Jos  Dieves),  proprietors  Oakland 
Brewery,  cor  Telegraph  avenue  and 
Durant 

KUESTEB  H  C.  hairdresser,  oor  5th 
and  Broadway 

Kuhlman  Frederick,  tailor,  423  8th 

KusB  P  X,  painter,  417  1.3th 

Laage  Wm  .1  F,  bakery  and  oonfection- 
er3r,  416  12th 

Labrie  C  M,  physician,  1156  Broadway 

Lackcnbach  Chs,  merchant  tailor,  bak- 
ery and  fancy  goods,  915  7th 

La  Clede  House,  Chus  Jurgcns,  1116 
Broadway 

Laiferty  Owen,  butcher,  667  and  669 
Broadway 

LAFLECHE  GEO  T.hotoland  liquors, 

bb'l  Broadway 
LahHcsh  G,  1<  dging-house  and  saloon, 

552  Broadway 
Laidliiw  Walter,  propr  Mendocino  Lum- 
ber Yard,  cor  7th  and  Brush 
lialoli  Joseph,  liquors,  4'J3  10th 
Lamurii  T,  sadilli  r,  824  Broailwoy 
Lane  C  S,  dentist,  Post-office  Block 
Lane  W,  hay  and  grain,  cor  12th  and 

Market 
Lany    (ieo    A,   cleaner  and  dyer,   805 
Broadway 

LANZ  BROTHERS  (Henry  and  I^uis 
Lauz).  manufacturers  of  soap,  911 
and  913  .Sd 

LARRABEE  J  0.  jobbing  ajul  repair- 
ing, 6'16  East  I2th  under  Union  Hotel 

Larson  Peter,  restaurant,  405  7th 

Lathrop  Solomon,  jeweler  and  watch- 
maker, 1059  Broadway 

Laton  B  B,  insurance  agt,  463  9th 

Lauden's  Business  College,  1055  Broad- 
way 

Laursen  Michael,  groceries,  701  Adeline 

Lautsen,  Laison  &  Co,  restaurant,  405 
7th 

Lawrence  Bros  (H  H  Lawrence  Jr  and 
E  L  Lawrence),  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, 583  East  12th 

LAWRIE  A  0.  searcher  of  records, 
N£  cor  Broadway  and  5th 

LAWTON  ISRAEL,  attorney-at-law, 
Deiger  Block,  957  Broadway 

Lawton  W  D,  attorney-at-law,  957 
Broadway 

Leake  H  A,  attorney-at-law,  957  Broad- 
way 

Leahy  Mrs  Julia,  groceries,  1151  7th 


LEAVITT  B  8.  Oakland  Gallery,  OH 
Broadway 

IE  CBROLE  FIRE  IHSURAirCE 
OOMFAVY.  Henry  I  Fisher  agent, 
464  10th 

Lee  J  E  ft  Co,  Freewill  Market,  San 
Pablo  ave  bet  16th  and  17th 

Legler  F,  physician,  1 106  Broadway 

Lehmann  Henry  G,  boot  and  shoemak- 
er, 1174  Broadway 

LEHHKUHL  L.  manufacturer  of  Ha- 
vana cigars,  614  East  12th 

Lehrbass  R,  liquors,  919  7th 

Lemon  Mrs  Mary,  liquors,  Ist  nr 
Broadway 

Lennox  E  H,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 
Kaat  14th  bet  10th  and  11th  avos 

Lentell  James,  harness  and  saddles,  469 
and  471  14th 

Lenz  William,  groceries,  216  2d 

Letter  J,  clothing,  1001  Broadway 

Levy  M  &  Co,  pawnbrokers,  914  Broad- 
way 

Levy  Wolf,  tailor,  850  Broadway 

Lewis  C  K  &  Co,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
467  nth 

Lewis  G  W,  attorney-at-law,  921  Broad- 
way 

Lewis  Solomon,  jeweler  and  watchmak- 
er, 841   Broadway 

Liebel  G  P,  saloon,  S30  Broadway 

Liescom  B,  basketmaker,  877  Washing- 
ton 

LIESE  ARTHUR  H  &  CO  (Arthur 
H  Liese  and  J  E  Holmes),  Brooklyn 
Market,  765  East  12th 
Lilienkrantz  HEAL,  physician,  1459 

Telegraph  ave  ' 
Linderbanm  Meyer,  furniture,  crockery 

and  glassware,  818  Broadway 
Lipman  A  ft  Co,  dry   gomls,  boots  and 

shoos,  903  and  905  Broadway 
Litlieubergcr  Carl,  Union  Market,   963 

East  14th 
Livermore  Feed  Store,  1222  Broadway 
Lockhart  A  (},  carpenter,  417  13th 
Logan  Mrs  F  A,  medium,  825  Market 
Logan  ft  (rallatin,  real  estate  and  loan 

agts,  467  9th 
Long  W,  Point  Market,  1753  7th 
I^n>{e  Marcel,  l)akery,  617  Broa«lway 
Lorch  Matthew,  shoemaker,  H.'SS  7th 
Loud  H  A,  Brooklyn  Baths,  604  East 

12th 
Loud  Warren,  saloon,  47iS  9th  and  cor 

7th  and  Wood  "  ~" 

Lough  ft  Wilkinson  (H  S   Lough  and 
W  J  Wilkinson),  butchers,  817  Broad- 
way 
Luce  Geo  J,  dentist,  514  10th 
Luce  ft  Itobinson,  dentists,  1004  Broad- 
way 


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Lynch  John,  ■alocn,  1449  7th 
Lynch  John,  wood  and  coal  yard,  eor 
llth  and  HarriHon 

LTHCH.  MALONET  ft  CO.  wood 

and  coal,  N  W  cor  Washington  and  5th 
LTON  ft  KINSET  (J  L  Ipron  and  C 
W  Kinaev),  furniture  auction  house, 
012-U16  Washington;  office  314  Mont- 
fi ornery,  San  Francisco;  general  auc- 
tioneers for  San  Francisco  and  Oak- 
land 
Macdonald  J  A  C,  plumber  and  gaafit- 

ter,  1365  Broad woy 
Macdonald  J  H,  real  estate  agt,  4700th 
Mnodon^all  W  J,   professor  of  music, 

1254  San  Pablo  ave 
Mack  Mrs  Jane,  bakery,  15l6Broodway 
MncKinnon  Wm  H,   sewing  machines, 

1IU8  Broadway 
MACLEAN  S.  M  D.  prorcssor  of  Ob- 
stetrics uud  Oynecolo|2y  and  Deon 
Ciiliforiiia  Medical  College,  Cluy  bet 
10th  and  llth  and  office  324  Sutter, 
8an  Frnncisco 
Madden    H,    plumbing   and  gaefitting, 

311  3d 
Mmldock  Morris,  wines  and  liquors,  053 

Webster 
Madigan  M,  blacksmith,  12th  near  Mar- 

kut 
Miul!<en  k  Batchelder,  grocers,  1277  San 

I'ablo  avc 
Ma^ue  J,  Hlioemakcr,  872  Wnshington 
Malutoii  Edward,  Imirdrcsser,  4G0  10th 
Maloton  11,  saloon,  8E  cor  22d  and  San 

Pablo  avo 
Malliollan  Uobt,  saloon,  415  7th 
Manley    Bridgman,    straw  works,  472 

12th 
Maim  Itcv  J  li,  clergyman  (Methodist), 

East  Oakland 
Manning  Mrs  L,  hotel,  1725  7th 
Manning  William,  blacksmith  and  horse- 

shoer,  I2'-0  Broadway 
Manning  William,  bootmaker,  SW    cor 

7th  and  Washington 
Marks  Anron,  doors,  windows  and  glass, 

424  Sth 
Marquardscn  &  Becker, butchers,  7137th 
Marsh  C  C.  attorney  at-law,  628  E  12th 
Marston    F   A,    harness  and  saddlery, 

lOoO  Broadway 
Martin  &  Co,  r<»taurant,  1112  Broadway 
Martin  J  C,  attoruey-at-law,  021  Broad- 
way 
Martin  Joseph,  restaurant,  826   Broad- 
way 
Martin  J   West,    pmst   Union  Sprin^^s 

Bank,  cor  0th  and  Broadway 
Martin  &  Kroll,  confectionery  and  fruit, 

7th  near  Broadway 
Martin  M,  saloon,  566  Franklin 
Martin  Kocovich,  coifee  saloon,  cor  7th 
and  Market 


Mason  A  J,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Sth  and 

Market 
Mason  J  A,  carpet  layer,  1163  7th 
Mason  Wm  C,  groceries,  301  East  12th 
Massie  John  A,  drugg.st,  cor  17th  and 

San  Pablo  ave 
Mathews  J  C  &  Son  (J  C  and  Walter  J 

Mathews),  architects,  1004  Broadway 
Matthews  E  G,real  estate  and  insurance, 

628  East  12th 
Mathias  Chas,  wood  and  coal,   516  and 

618  3d 
MAU  CHAS  Fi  architect,  067   Broad- 
way 
Mauvais  Zeno,  pianos  and  organs,   420 

12th  » 

May  A  W,  livery  stable,  wood  and  coal, 

llth  near  Brooklyn  Stotion 
May  John  L,  Centre  Market,  1475  7th 
May  L,Union  Bakery  and  confectionery, 

008  Broadway 
Mayer  Adolph,  upholsterer,  «U0  E  19*:, 
Mayer  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  8  <  i  "^>*- ^ad- 
way 
McAVOY  H  B  ft  CO  (H  B  McAvoy 

and  Jus  McCarthy),  undertakers,  873 

Washington 
McAvoy  H  J,  M'ood  and  coal,   S£  cor 

10th  and  Washington 
McCalieMrs  Kate,    groceries,   751   and 

755  7th 
McCall  C,  groceries,  1663  San  Pablo  ave 
McCarthy  Chas,  liquors,  836  Broadway 
McCau^han  Hugh,  wood  and  coal,  810 

Washington 
McClaverty  &  Noblett  (Chas  McClaverty 

and  Robt  Noblett),  livery  stable,  ^66 

Bn)adwoy 
McCloud  C  A,  livery,  cor  0th  and  Mar- 
ket 
McCoUum  J  G,   attorney-at-law,    850 

Broadway 
McCointell  J  D,  saddles  and  harness,  800 

Broadway 
McCourtney  Paul,  plumber,  cor  42d  and 

Telegraph  ave 
McEIoy  James,  groceries  and  liquors, 

cor  7  th  and  Clay 
McFadden  B,  attorney-at-law,  456  Sth' 
Mc(Jarry  A,  liquors,    NE  cor  7th  and 

Franklin 
McGettagen  Morris,  liquors,  cor  3d  and 
Broadway 

MoOIVNET  JAMES,    plumber   and 

gaslitter,  1165  Franklin 
MeGovern  &  Cahill  (A  J  McGovern  and 

James  Cahill),  carpets  and  oil  cloths, 

1060  Broadway 
McGri'w    P    H,    mfr   ornamental  iron 

work,  1056-1060  13th  ave 
McKeatid  Geo  W,  searcher  of  records, 

SE  cor  4th  and  Broadway 
McKee  Robert  L,  attoruey-at-law,  450 

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HcKEHVEY  W  &  solicitor  McKen- 1 

iiey'a  Pacific  Coast  Directory,   1665 

Grove  cor  24th 
McKenzie  &    Co    (Tbos  McKenzie  and 

Alex  Geddes),  New  York  Bakery,  910 

Broadway 
McKenzie   A    H,  saloon,  cor  9th  and 

Webater 

McKENZIE  WM  W,  undertaker,  cor 

8th  and  Broadway 
McKiuley  Thomas,  groceries,  263  West 

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McKinntry  4  Chapman,  attorneys<at- 

law,  924  Broadway 
McLaughlin  k  Macdonald,  real  estate 

ag  a,  470  9th 
McLaughlin  C  W,  notary  public,  470 

»th 
McMahon  I  C,  physician,  1113  Broad- 
way 
McMenamin  M  E,  fancy  goods,  276  6th 
McMillan  ft  Cox  (E  H  McMillan  and  F 

H  Cox),  groce  ies  and  provisions,  vSW 

cor  Market  and  7th 
McXamara  Mrs  Margaret,  groceries,  951 

3d 
McNprney  Thos,  groceries  and  liqnore, 

cor  2'2d  aud  Adeliao 
Mead  &  Co   (B  F  Mead),  horse  radish 

dpjpot.  City  Market 
MEDER    L    M  &  CO,  groceries    and 

provisions,  339  Ea-V  J2th 
Mwlicus    A,  florist  nud  sefidsman,  cor 

27th  find  .San  Pablo  ave 
Mogianis  Mrs  L  S,  lud(>ingB,  856  Broad- 
way 
Molvin  4  Co  (S  H,  W  P  wid  J  B  Mel- 

vin),  drufr^istB  and  apothecaries,  cor 

12th  aid  6th  ave 
Melviii  W  P,  notJiry  public,  cor   12th 

and  oth  av« 
HENKE  DIETRICH,   groceries  and 

proviHions,  S'Jl  Broadway 
MeutK  Fred,  groceries  and  liquors,  cor 

17th  and  Coiitcr 
Merriam  *.  Co  (W  S  Merriam),  grocer- 
ies and  provinions,  1220  Broadway 


(L  M  McKenney),  publishers  McKENNEY'S  PACIFIC  COAST  DIRECTOi^Y, 
238  Montgomery,  San  Francisco,  and  689  24th,  Oakland       ^ 

MERRIMAN  A  F  &  SON.  dentists, 
NW  cor  10th  and  Broadway 

Merritt  House,  Mrs  S  C  Potts,  SW  cor 
Franklin  and  12th 

Merril*;  Samuel,  propr  Oakland  Lumber 
Yard,  cor  Ist  and  Washington 

Mersebach  Charles,  cleaning  and  dyeing, 
855  Chester 

Merslich's  Domanio  Oyster  aud  Chop 
House,  1454  7th 

Merwtn  E  W,  sunt  California  Portable 
Houso  Co,  612  East  )5th 

Metcalf  Geo  D,  notary  public  aud  com- 
missioner of  deeds,  957  Broadway 

Metcalf  3t,  Mmcalf  {Victor  H  and  Geo 
D  Metcalf),  attorneys  and  counselors- 
at-!aw,  957  Broadway 

Metcalf  Victor  H,  attcmey-at-Iaw,  957 
Broadway 

Meves  August,  jewelei-,  378  10th 

Meyer  Adolph,  huts  and  caps,  1013 
Broadway 

Meyer  F  H,  druggist,  U^O  7th 

Meyer  H  H,  prcpr  Eureka  Hotel,  SW 
cor  7th  and  Washiugtcn 

Mej'crs  J,  merchant  tailor,  959  Broad- 
way 

Meyer  Mrs  W,  liqxiors,  cor  Vranklia 
and  4th 

Milbury  S,  real  estate  agt,  958  Broad- 
way 

Millei'  C  H,  livery  and  boarding  stable, 
368  8th 

Miller  D.m  F&  Co,  advertising  bvokors, 
1052  Bro.'dway 

Miller  Geo  W,  hatter,  1013  Broadway 

MILLER  H.  attorney-at-law,  468  8th, 
and  5"i3  Kearny,  S  F 

Miller  .John,  butcher,  14th  bet  Washing- 
ton and  Bmadway 

Miller  John  C  M,  butcher,  475  11th 

Miller  R  W  &  Co  (Robert  W  Millev  aud 
T  G  Harrinon),  groceries,  413  12th 

Miller  tc,  Winsor  (Serril  Winsor  and 
James  Miller),  sewer  pipe  and  terra 
cotta,  117'J  Broadway 


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Millikea    Misa  S,    dressmaking,    1361 
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S    Milloslavich  Louio,  restaurant,  459  7th 
"•^    Mirror  Publishing  Co,  A  L  Poundstoae 

mgr,  921  Broadway 
Mitchell   J  H,  groceries,  cor  5th  aud 

Castro 
Mitchels  V  P,  signwriter,  406  8th 
Mix  G  L,   searcher  of  records,  ;SE  cor 

9th  and  Broadway 
Mix  &  Smith  (Gustave  L  Mix  and  Du 

Ray  Smith),  searcher  of  records  of 

Alameda    County,    SE  oor    0th  and 

Broadway 
Mnffitt  J,  saloon,  1052  13th  ave 
Mongeiaz  Chas  J,  wines  and  liquors,  SE 

Scor  Broadway  aud  6th 
HONTAOUE  W  W  &  CO  (W  W 

Montague,  C  A  Belden  -vnd  A  A  Wat- 
kins),  stoves,  tinware,   pipes,  metals, 
etc,  1152  Broadway  cor  13th 
Montanya  M  de  la,  ranges,  stoves  and 

tinware,  465  llth 
Mootly  V  D,  pres  First  National   Bank 
Moore  A,  stoves  and  hardware,  6S5  East 

12th 
Moore  A   A,   attomey-at-Iaw,   SE  cor 

9th  and  Broadway 
Moran  B,  saloon,  cor  36th  and  San  Pa- 
blo ave 
g  -    Moran  &  Galavan   (T  J  Moran  and  J 
Ss        Galavan),   plumbing,  gas  and  steam- 
6=         fitting,  1512  7th  ^ 

Moreley  E  S,   employment  office,  1232 

Broadway 
MORETONH.  merchant  tailor,  505  7th 
MORGAN  BART  &  CO  (Bart  Morgan 
aud  G  H.  Carlock),  druggists,  station- 
ery, cigars  aud  tobacco,   cor  7th  and 
S**        Market 
rf    Morgan    G    L,     attorney -at-law,     957 
Broad  wjiy 
Morris  Mrs,  candy,  8G5  Washington 
Morrissey  J  E,  painter,  1326  6th  ave 
Morse    H    N,  detective  and  collection 
_^        agency,  A  B  Lawson  and  D  S  Hirsh- 
pH        berg  m^rs,  8o9  Broatlway 

a    Morton  Geo  H,  carpenter,  830  Webster 
Morton  Wm,  carpenter,  830  Webster 
Mouis  Amedec,  restaurawt,  iM)2  Broad - 
Oway 
-    .    Mount  &  Buteau  (F  H  Mount   and  J  H 
Butean),  poultrv,   fruit  and  produce. 
City  Murk<t 
Mountain  View  Nursery,    nr  Cemetery 
Mowell    &    Harley,    commiasi'U    mer- 
chants, 469  lUh 
^d    Mueller  Krneat.  jaweler,  923   Broadway 
^1    Mueller  J;;cob,  saddles  and  harnesb,  125!) 
L^         Sati  Piiblo  ave 
^    Mueller.!  C,  upholsterer,   1171    Waeh- 

iiigton 
1-2     MuhlethalerJdlin,  Itqnora,  871  Wood 
^    Muir  1),  :ialoon,  IJth  Street  Bridge 


Mulholland  Mrs  B,  lodgings  and  liquors, 

415  7th 
Mullen  Mrs  Alice,  bakery  aud  confec- 
tionery, 1361  Broadway 
Muller  H  E,  physician,    cor  7th  and 

Market 
HTJNRO-FRASEE  J  P,  historian  of 
California  History    Company,    864^ 
Broadway 
Murphy  Daniel,  liquors,  422  8th 
Murphy  J  H,  architectural  ornament- 
maker,  1228  Broadw^ 
Mnrhy  J  W,  saloon,  1756  Telegraph  ave 
Myers  F  F,  lime,  cement,  etc,  cor  3d 

and  Washington 
Naisinith  G,  fancy  goods,  1764  7th 
Nedderman    B,    sole  leather  and  shoe 

findings,  705  East  12th 

Nelle  William,  meat  market,   371  12t!i 

Neller  L  A  Co  ;  Leopold  Neller  and  Hugo 

Fuegel),  agts  Fredericksburg  Brewery, 

NW  cor  15th  and  San  Pablo  ave 

Neller  l^opold  (L  NcUftr  &  Co),  HfW 

cor  15th  aud  l3an  Pablo  ave 
Newcum  J  W,  architect,  &57  Broadway 
Newland  &  Pumyea  (Edward  Newland 
and  Peter  Pumyea),  livery  stable,  468 
7th 
Newman  Thos,  saloon,  179i  7th 
NEWSOM  L  M,  proprietor  Maple  Leaf 
Nursery,  151  Ea,t  J2th   near  Tubb's 
Hotel 
NEWSON  THOMAS  DEAN,  archi- 

tect,  8th  between  Broadway  and 
Washington 

NICHOLSONS    NURSERT,    G    J 

Nicholson  proprietor,  cor  24th  and 
(4  rove 

NOISAT  PIERRE,  wines  and  liquors, 
580  4th 

Nolan  Donis,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker.  Kth  bet  Broadway  and  Franklin 

Nolan  James,  liquors,  420  7th 

Nolan  W  H  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  1071 
Broadway 

Noll  .loseph,  liquors,  856  Webster 

Nommcnsen  C  E,  liquors,  V2'26  Broad- 
way 

Nor  (y'hris  H,  Western  Market,  Center 
>Stati<'n 

NORDHAUSEN  C  ft  A.  clothing  and 

furni'siiiiin  goods,  S3!t  BroaiUvay 
Nor  nun  Mrs  ICHen,  groceries,  571I  3d 
Northey  &  Wagner  (V  S    Northey  and 

L    Wfttrner).  Brooklvn   Mfg  Co,    801 

and  803  TJth 
Nugent   Jas,   sa'.oon,  SW   cor  8th    and 

Washington 
Nussbaumei  (Jeo  L.  county  surveyor 
Nyboe   N   J,  fruit  and   vegetables,  623 

East  12th 
Nye  &  Bi^ardson  (J  B  Richardson  and 

Steph  G   Nye),  attorneys-at-law,  456 

8th 


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717 


OAKES  WM  J,  sign  writer,  866  13th 

Oak  Grove  Tannery,  J  S  Derby  propr, 
cor  East  12th  and  18th  avc 

Oakland  Bank  of  Savings,  E  0  Sessions 
pres,  W  W  Garthwaite  cashier,  NE 
cor  Broadway  and  12th 

Oakland  Br/iss  Works,  Williams,  Wil- 
son &  Co  proprs,  463  3d 

OAKLAFi)  BREWERY,  '  Charles 
Kr?.inm  &  Jos  Dieves  proprietors,  cor 
Telegraph  avc  and  Dnrant 

oakulNd  business  college. 

M  K  Lauden,  IU69  Broadway 

OAKLAND  CITT  FLOURING- 
MILLS.  0  T  Hickok,  P  W  Schroe- 
Oer,  and  B  E  Hickok  proprietors. 
c!ioice  bakers'  and  family  flour,  3d 
n(;ar  Broadway 
O/'.kland  Dental  Rooms,  1116  Broadway 
Oakland  Free  Kindergarten,  M  Orialt 
teacher,  cor  2d  and  Brnndway 

OAKLAND   HOME    INSURANCE 

CO,  Wm  P  Jones  presulent,  J  H 
Enjery  vice-president,  Wni  F  Blood 
secretary,  L  l*  Edwards  general  agent, 
469  9th 
O.'ikland  House,  Mrs  C  Brewster  propr 
OAS:  LAND  ICE  WORKS,  ice  cream 
and  Napa  soda  water  constantly  on 
haiK\  3()5  10th 

OAKLAND  IRON  WORKS.  ScoviUe 

&  Kiuhbaum  proprietors,  cur  2d    and 
JfiFe'son 
"OAKLAND  JOURNAL  "  (weekly), 

A  .M  8chutt  propriec  .r,  832  Webster 
O  ikland  Paving  Co,  C  T  H  Palmer  pres, 
C  1  Blake  sec,  M  H  Eastman  aui>t,  SE 
cor  9th  and  Broadway 


Oakland  Pioneer  Loan  Office,  M  Levy  A 
Co  proprs,  914  Broadway 

Oakland  Steam  Carpet  Beating  Works, 
Conklin  Bros  proprs,  2l8t  bet  Broad- 
way and  Telegraph  ave 

OAKLAND  TRANSFER  CO,  Oscar 
Fitch  mi2r,  962  Broadway 

O'Brien  Mrs  Ann,  lodging  and  boarJ- 
ing,  cor  2d  and  Broadway 

Occidental  Club,  461^  12th 

O'CONNELL  &  CO.  staple  and  fancy 
dry  goods,  460  9th 

Offo  A,  Chinese  physician,  708  Broad- 
way 

O'Gara  M  J,  saloon,  1454  7th 

Ogden  F  B,  attornej^at-law,  453  8th 

Ogden  R  C,  reporter  superior  court,  cor 
4th  and  Broadway 

O'Grady  Mrs  E,  groceries,  771  7th 

O'Grady  Edward,  saloon,  700  Broadway 

O'Keeffe  D,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  12th 
ave  and  East  12th 

01  ver  J  K,  baths  and  hairdresser,  465  6th 

O'Neil  Edward,  fruit,  1514^  7th 

Ormsby  E  D,  photographer,  1055  Broad- 
way 

Ornisby  E  S,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
11(52  Broadway 

OsVjoru  J  W,  searcher  of  records,  957 
Broadway 

OToole  J  P  &  Co,  dry  goods,  953 
Wa8hingto» 

Oulraui  D  J,  boots  and  shoes,  1115 
Broadway 

Overland  House,  T  P  Burns  propr,  cor 
lat  M\d  Broadway 

Pacific  Bell  Teleph  .ne  Co,  D  M  Doub 
supt,  1002  Broadway 


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J'ACinC    PRESS    PUBnSHING 

HOUSE,  pii  itiii^r,   binding,   engruv- 
inu,  ott',  cor  rJth  ami  Castro 

V:>liv  k  Aganl    (.1    T    Page    and    F    S 
A;,'ar<l),  464  11th 

l'ag(!  L  H,  watclnnakcp,  il(i2  Broadway 

IX'iiO  r  &  Co  (Poter   l'a<,':^c    and    IVti-r 
Livort'l),  pr 'jirs    Maninni's   Uestaui 
ant,  SK  cor  Hrnadway  and  Ttli 

Pal.u'o  I>>o  WnrkN  .l..l"m  F  ,Sn.)\v  &  Co, 
10t>:{  Hroaihvay 

I'ahn  C,  cigars,  JSW  cor  7th  and  Broad- 
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Palmer  C  T  H,  Oakland  Paving  Co,  922 

Broadway 
Palmer  H  A,  treasurer   Union  Savings 

Bank,  cor  9th  a  id  Broadway 
Palmer  &  Watson   (H   Palmer   and   W 

M  Watson),   Mountain    Wino  Depot, 

474    nth 
Pantnskey  Miss  Bessie,  teacher  of  music, 

717  Broidway 
I'antnskoy  .Tacob,  produce  and  poultry, 

717  Broadway 
I'antnski'y  .Mis   Rehocca,   general  mer- 

chandisi',   717  Broidway 
I'aiiwiirtli  Alonzo,  mannf.ictnror  spring 

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Parker  &:  Ough  (L  Parker  and  J  Ongh), 

fruit  and  produce,  600  East  12th 
Passenger  Dupnt,  Central  Pacific  R  R, 

7th  and  Broadway 
Passenger  Depot    8outh   Pacific  Coast 

R  R,  12th  and  Webster 
Patterson  J  W    (Pierce    &    Co),    955 

Broadway 
Paul  C,  notions,  1618  Telegraph  ave 
Paul  John  A  &  Son   (John  and  Philip), 

bakery,  815  Broadway 
Paulson  R,  boots  and  shoes,   222  West 

B 
Pauve  Chas,  saloon,  foot  of  Webster 

FEABSON  &  LA7HANCE  (Walter 
Laymance  and  C  H  Pearson),  fancy 
goods  and  trimmings,  106'>  Broadway 
Pelton  Leroy,  dentist,  1105  Broadway 
Perata  Nicholas,  liquors,  71'>  Br^^adway 
Peru  William,  propr  Golden  Gate  Hall, 

471  to  475  8  th 
Perdue  T,  bootmaker,  1469  7th 
Petar  &  Dresco  (C  Petar  and  L  Dresco), 
wines  and  liquors,  coffees  and  spicts, 
1U72  Broadway 
Peters  J  A,  dentist,  665  Washinqton 

PETERSON  H  &  REANIEB  W> 

general  groceries,  1700  8th 
Pettis  W  H,  insurance  aaeut,  4700th 
Phelan  &  Fish,  grocers.  470  11th 

Phillips  David  J,  agt  sewing  machincM, 

1646  7  h 
Pierce  &  Co  (D,  C  D  and  W  F  Pierce, 
and  J   W  Patterson),  hardware,   955 
Broadway 
Pierce  C  D  (Pierce  &  Co),  1^55  Broadway 
Pierce  D  (Pierce  &  Co),   1)5.')  Broadway 
Pierce  J  H,  collector,  1180  Broadway 
PiukertonTH,  physician,  41.S  li'th 
Plaasantoii  Brick  Co,  612  Brush 
Plomteaux  H  J,  dentist,  408  i:{th 
Plunkett   J     C,    attorney-at-law,    921 

Broadway 
Poiiiroy  H  B,  real  estate  agt,  958  Broad- 
way 

PORTER  BROS  &  CO  (D  H  and  A  W 

Porter,  J  W  Keed  and   Thos  Lak  ), 

fruit,  produce  and  provisions,  460  and 

462  nth 
Porter  Dr,  dentist.  1068  Broadway 
Potey  A  C,  physician,  408  13th 
Poundstone  A  L,   manager  advertising 

agency,  921  Broadway 
Powers  Michael,  wood  and  coal,  cor  6th 

and  Washmgton 
Pratt  A  H,  physician,  NE  cor  1 2th  and 

Broadway 
Prenveille    Mmc    Rose,     dressmaking, 

1165  7th 
Prescott    Houfie,  Mrs  Annie  Sullivan, 

473  6th 
Presho  Richard,   commission  merchant, 

473  11th 


Price  J  B,  hay,  grain,  wood  and  coal, 
1694  7th 

Pamyea  N  D,  cigars  and  tobacco,  7th 
near  Broadway 

Pumyea  Peter,  chief  of  police,  office 
City  Hall 

Purrington  &  Reed  (S  W  Purrington  and 
C  E  H  Reed),  wood  and  coal,  608 
and  610  East  12th 

Quackenbush  Geo,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 1673  San  Pablo  ave 

Raba  John,  dentist,  1055  Broadway 

Rackliffe  John,  groceries,  479  llth 

RADCLIFPE  Sr  tobacco  and  cigars, 
627  East  12th 

Raflb  Bros  (Colombo  Raffo),  groceries, 
cor  3d  and  Broadway 

Ramirez  J  R,  groceries  and  produce, 
1781  7th 

Ranc  Jean  P,  gunmaker  and  machinist, 
474  13th 

Raphael  Marks,  second-hand  dealer,  809 
and  ^1 1  Broadway 

RAthjen  Diedrich,  groceries,  NW  cor 
5th  and  Jefferson 

Reed  W  S  &  Co,  M  Marcuse  manager, 
collectors  and  auctioneers,  853  Broad- 
way 

Reading  Joseph,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 1009  Broadway 

REAL  ESTATE  &  INSURANCE. 
William  Christen  auent.  1718  7th 

Redmond  R  A,  attorney-at-law,  921 
Broadway 

Reed  Miss  F  M  &  Co  (Miss  F  M  Reed 
and  Elias  W  Luecke),  millinery  and 
fancy  goods,  1161  Broadway 

Reed  Geo  W,  attorney-at-law  and  nota- 
ry public,  92'»  Broadway 

REED  ROBERT,  artificial  limbs,  954 
Broadway 

Reek  Wm,  saloon,  1966^  7th 

Reilay  &  Bradway  (J  P  IJeilay  and  J  R 
Bradw;iy),  physicians,  NW  cor  10th 
and  Broadway 

Reilly  P  J,  druggist,  847  Broadway 

REINHART  J  F  &  CO.  dealers  in  for- 
eign and  domestic  groceries,  tinetft 
teas  and  coffees,  1 105  Broadway 

Remillard  Brick  Company,  brickmakers 
and  contractors,  P  M  Remillard  man- 
ager, city  wharf 

RENTON  COAL  COHPANT.  T  K 

Henderson    agent,    wood    and    coal 

wholesale  and  retail,  413  10th 
Renton  H  T,  upholsterer,  479  and  481 

12th 
Reuter  Chas,  dyer,  833  Washington 
RETNDEBS   JOHN,  groceries,  1157 

7  th 
Reynolds  E  W,  attorney-at-J!\w,  NW 

cor  10th  and  Broadway 
Rice  C  B,  novelty  job  office,  1073  13th 

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Rice  ft  Davis,  paints  and  oils,  555 
Broadway 

Rice  &  White  (CH  Rice  and  J  J  White), 
butchers,  City  Market 

Richardson  J  B,  attorney-at-law,  456 
8th 

Ringgenberg  &  Xenkom  (R  Ringgenberg 
and  S  NeukoDi),  East  Oakland  Brew- 
ery, cor  8th  ave  and  East  12th 

Roberge  J  H,  painter  and  whitener, 
1656  7th 

Roberts  Henry,  bntcher,  466  11th 

Roberts  House,  Thos  G  Kingland  propr, 
474  9th 

ROBINSON  A>  steam  carpet-beating, 
519  2d 

Robinson  C  F,  livery  and  boarding  sta- 
ble, cor  8th  and  Webster 

Robinson  Jesse,  asse-sor 

Rockaway  (^Jhop  House,  P  Martin  propr, 
1112  Broadway 

Rode  C,  machinist,  869  Center 

Rodolph  &  Co,  school  books  and  sta- 
tionery, 969  Washington 

Rodrigiies  J  C,  restaurant,  675  East  12th 

Roem  C  H,  physician,  Teutonia  House 

Roff  H  L,  iasurance  agent,  1004  Broad- 
way 

Roggerone  Peter,  fruit,  candy,  tobacco 
and  cigars,  cor  7th  and  Market 

Rooney  J  W,  plumber  and  gasdtter,  960 
7th 

Rosenberg  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  909 
Broailway 

Rosenberg  Xathan,  cigars  and  tobacco 
963  Broadway 

Rosenk  Gustav,  physician,  456  7th 

Rosenthal  August,  dry  goods  and  gents, 
furnishing  goods,  813  Broadway 

ROSSO  FRANK,  proprietor  Rosso  Cot- 

taue.  Central  ave  opp  Lake  Merritt 
Roudilphdr,  restaurant,  1785  and  1787 

7th 
Rouse  W  A  &  Co,  produce,  476  1 1th 
Rowo  &   Bell   (.folin    Rowe    and  John 

Bell),  li*|uors,  853  Webster 
Rubin  J,  iiairdrcssiui;  and  fancy  goods, 

1169  Washinj-ton 
Rutherford  C  B,  house  and  sign  painter, 

1014  Broadway 
Ryan  Danit'l,  druggist,   1170  Broadway 

RYAN  &  MELLOR    (I'eter  F  Ryan 
nnd  J  F  Mellor),  auctioneers  and  see- 
on      iind   furiiituro,   ll5S   Broadway 
Ryan  Vi  .1,  groceries,  520  6th 
Ryan  Oliver,  lit|uors,  (5()3  Broadway 

RYBETL  ANDREW,  c.unty  clerk  and 

auditcr 
Sanl  Louis,    bakery   and  confootioAery, 

11(51  7th 
SACKETT  D  P.    proprietor    Suekett 

.S'  lool.  529  Hol.art 
Sagu  P,  physician,  360  6lh 


SAOEHORN  WILLIAM  T.  flour,  hay 

and  grain,  473  6th 
Saglew  John,  saloon,  904  Broadway 
St  Andrews  Society,    "Pythian"   Hall, 

1056  Broadway 

ST.  JOSEPH'S  ACADEMY.  Bro  Cia- 

nan  principal,  cor  5th  and  Jackson 
St  Louis  Honse,  Louia  Chartrand  propr, 
560  Franklin 

SALINGER  BROS  (Albert  M  and 
Morris  Salinger),  dry  and  fancy  goods, 
NW  cor  nth  and  Broadway 

Samm  Jacob  (Samm  &  Parsons),  cor  Ist 
and  Clay 

SAMM  &  PARSONS  (Jacob  Samm 
and  T  J  Panions)^  pvoprietors  Samm's 
Flouring-miUs,  cor  Ist  and  Clay 

Samson  Sc  Smeder  (M  Samson  and  G 
Smeder),  butchers,  964  Broadway 

Samuels  Burnard,  second-hand  clothing 
and  watchmaker,  821  Broadway 

Samuels  Jacob,  carpenter,  419  10th 

Samuels  Samuel,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 1011  Broadway 

Sand  A  M  &  Co  (Daniel  McCafferty  and 
A  M  Sand),  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain, 
cor  7th  and  Wood 

Sandelin  Fred,  druggist,  1702  7th 

Saideraon  Wm  N,  barber,  958  7th 

San  Francisco  Dyeing  and  Cleaning 
Works,  519  7th 

San  Francisco  Laundry,  John  Gilbert 
mgr,  862  Broadway 

San  Francisco  Sewer  Pipe  Association, 
1172  nnd  1174  Broadway 

SANNER  &  GOLDSTEIN  (F  A  San- 

ner  and  G  J   Goldstein),   proprietors 
Broadway  Exchange,  NE  cor  Broad- 
way and  7th 
Schnefcr  John,  saloon,  1517   San  Pablo 

ave 
Schatfer  Louis,  butcher,  828  Broadway 
Scharman  Morris,   cigars  and  tobacco, 

1067  Broadway 
Scheiding  T  H,  °alcon,  cor  Ist  and  Brush 
Sehellhaas  H,  furniture,   et«,    cor  11th 

and  Franklin 
Scherrer  John,  boots  and  shoos,  1698  7tli 
Schiinnielpfeunig  F,  dry  goods  and  mil- 
linery, 762  Central  ave 
Schindler  H,  bakery  and  confectionery, 

1700  Telej^'raph  ave 
Schley  Bros,  bakery,  770  I'Jth 
Schmidt  Christian,  liquors,  558  Frank- 
lin 
Schmidt    &    Fieberling  (John    Schmidt 
and    Peter   Fieberliiig),   litjuors,   842 
Broadway 
Schmidt  G  L,  dentist.  1113  Broadway 
Sehotiufeldor  John,  liquors,  N  W  cor  7th 

and  Wood 
SCROLL  C  F.  gunsmith,  fishing-tackle 
and  iuirdware,  517  7th 


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Schreiber  Christian,  farnitare  and  oar- 
pets,  1064-1070  Broadway 

Sonroeder  0  d,  groceries,  7ul  Franklin 

Sohnler  Ernst,  stoves,  ru;g?',  f;as  fix- 
tures, etc,  7th  bet  Wood  and  Willow 

Schuler  Jacob,  groceries,  842  Webster 

SchnU  C  F,  meat  market,  cor  6th  and 
Castro 

Schonohoff  B  F,  medicines,  toilet  arti- 
cles, etc,  462  7th 

Schuit  A  M,  prour  "Oakland  Journal," 
834  Webster 

Schwagermana  F,  groceries,  963  Frank- 
lin 

Scott  George,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 
1249  Telegraph  ave 

Scott  Mrs  Julia,  midwife,  1011  Franklin 

Scottish  Union  and  National  Insurance 
Co.  Henry  I  Fi>her  agt.  4(i4  10th 

SCOVILLE  ft  EIGHBATIM  (Ives  S  ^o- 
ville  and  F  H  Eichbaum),  proprietors 
Oakland  Iron  Works  and  manufactur- 
ers of  all  kindauf  machinery,  hoisting 
enaines,  rock  breakers,  quartz  milld 
and  castings  of  all  kinds,  cor  2d  and 
Jeffers'm 

SGRIBNEB  0  W,  butcher,  1239  Broad- 
way 

Sears  Martin  &  Co,  restaurant,  1215 
Broadway 

Selfridge  James  M,  physician,  lOSS 
Broadway 

Selna,  Camaloni  &  Lagoria,  fish  and 
oysters,  829  and  831  Broadway 

Selna  &  Co  (Leopold  Selna  ami  Gustave 
Damnitz),  aaluon  and  liquors,  1024 
Brokdway 

Seizor  Edward,  druggist,  1510  7th 

Seuram  Fre<lerick,  boots  and  shoes, 
1095  Broadway 

Seymour  F  A,  physiciut,  1069  Broad- 
way 

Seymour,  Sabin  &  Co,  mfrs  threshing 
machines  and  engines,  cor  1st  and 
Washinitton 

SHARE  ALFRED  J.  city  editor 
"Oakland  Daily  Timas,"  res  531    llth 

Shay  John,  reporter  supjrior  court,  8oU 
Broadway 

Sheehan  P  1{,  painter,  46^  10th 

Shoel  W,  housemover,  3(57  7tU 

Shopherd  Miss  Mary  E,  m  Uinery,  11G9 
Broadwjiy 

Sherman  C,  attornoy-at-law,  957  Broad- 
way 

SHORT  MRS  M  E,  human  liair,  inil- 
lint-iy  ami  drussuiaking,  1114  Broad- 
way 

Sit'otte  F  .1  H(ii»,  oarriago  f i 'tory  and 
hIaukHiiiitliiiiL'.  Woiid  nr  7tli 

SIEBEN  PHIL,  liropricitor  of  "Tlio 
()l<l  Co  uur,'  .S\V  wr  I'urk  audit  U 
ave,  Aliiinotlii 

Sitshutt'o  M,  paiukT,  3(31  !)tli 


"SIGNS  OF  THE  TIMES."  £ld  J  H 

Waggoner  editor,  cor  12th  and  Castro 
Silberberg  Mrs  S,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods,  618  East  12th 
Simon  Joseph,  butcher,  1553  Broadway 
Simons  Joseph,  liquors,  826  Broadway 
Simpson  R  F,  livery,  1352  San  Pablo 

ave 
Shilling  D,  physician,  1116  Broadway 
Sloanaker  J   N,  dyeing,   cleaning  and 

tailoring,  1247  Telegraph  ave 
Smallman  J  K  &  Co,  groceries,  cor  East 

12th  and  llth  ave 
Smith   Mrs    A   C,    dressmaker,     1168 

Broadway 
Smith  Alex,  boat  house.  Lake  Merritt 
Smith  C  H,  men's  furnishing  goods,  953 

Broadway 
SMITH  E  F>  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

92H  Broadway 
SmiCh   F  H  &  Co   (F  H  Smith),  flour, 

hf,y  and  grain,  423  and  4'.'5  llth 
Smith  H-^-^f,  836  Broadway 
Smith  James  H,  attorney-at-law,  SE  cor 

Broadw  >y  and  8th 
Smith  J  O  X,  carriage  painter,  518  and 

520  7th 
Smith  J  W,  barber,  1206  Broadway 
SMITH  M  S  &  CO.  "tatiouery,  books, 

pictures,  frames  and  artiits'  materials, 

1154  Broadway 
Smith  Thomas,  real  estate,  464  10th 
Smyth  Samuel,  lodgings,  410  10th 
Snow  John  F  &  Co,  dyeing  works,  1063 

Broadway 
Sohit  Bros  (J  F  W  and  H  J  Sohst), 

Pioneer  Factory,    carriages,    wagons 

and  buggies  cor  8th  and  Franklin 
SOUTHARD  DR  W  F.  oculist  and 

aurist,   roum  21,  937   Broadway,  res 

325  llth,  cor  Webster 
Spiars  &   Welti  (F  W  Spiars  and  Ed- 
ward   Welti),    proprs     Philadelphia 

Restaurant,  1022  Broadway 
Springsteen  S,  physician,  b55  Washing- 
ton 
Spronle  Slitters,   dry  and  fancy  goods, 

1214  Broadway 
Stack  Wm,  butoher,  802  Harrison 
6tarr  &  Co,  tl  »ur-niiild,  foot  Franklin 
Steen  J,   propr    San   Francisco  Dyeing 

and  Cleaiing  Works,  519  7th 
Stejre  &  Ooiljy  ( I'hos  F  Steare  and  H  H 

Colby),  groceries,  W,  F  &  Co  aijt  ami 

postiiffiuij,  Sli  cor  13tli  and  Central 

ave 
Stufliinnni    A,    jeweler,    cor    12th    and 

Broadway 
Stein  Adolpli,  tailor,  91(5  Broadway 
Stein    A    K,    junk   dealer,    cor   3d  and 

Broadway 
Stevenson  V  l{  &  Co  ( F  R  Stevenson  and 

B  S  Towor),  crock- ry  and  glassware, 
11(17  Broad wi^iy 


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Stillwell  k  Son,  bill   posters,  9th   nr 

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Stockman  G  H,  physician,  Post-office 

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STOER  J  F«    groceries,    liquors  and 

cigars,    hay,   grain   and  feed,  Steer's 

Block,  cor  38th  and  San  Pablo  ave 
Stokes  Wm,  architect,  055  Broadway 


StoweU  ft  Smith  (A  WS  Smith  and  G  H 
Stowell),  groceries,  fruits  i\nd  produce, 
1630  7th 

Strasbnrg  Mrs,  groceries,  fruit  and  pro- 
duco,  Kirkham  bet  lOth  and  11th 

gTyBBS'  PENETBATINO  UNI- 
MEllT,  J  T  Hall  ft  Co  proprietors, 
1451  iSan  Pablo  ave  cor  19th 


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Stiilz  &  Schnelle,  barber  shop,  1762  7th 

Sullivan  James,  liquors,  ilH  6th 

Sullivan  James,  liquors,  SE  cor  4th  and 
Broadway 

SULLIVAN  JAMES,  marble  cutter, 
1 178  Broadway 

Sullivan   M,  horseshaer,    1086  14th  ave 

Swale  Harry  L,  engraver,  958  Broadw  ay 

Swartwout  Mrs  M  M,  electro-maguetic 
healer,  854  Brush 

Sweeny  Misses  A  &  C,  millinery,  1510 
7th 

Swett  A  W,  livery  and  sale  stable,  561 
and  563  East  1 2th 

Swift  T,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Hannah 
and  A 

Swilling  Chas  K,  liquors,  801  Broadway 

TAFT  &  PENNOYER  (Henry  C  Tatt 
and  Albert  A  Peunoyer),  dry  goods, 
1163  and  1105  Broadway 

TarJeton  Mrs  M  J,  propr  Welldon 
Hou^e,  476  Central  ave 

Tate  8  P,  druggist  and  apothecary,  954 
7th 

TATLOR  CHAS  L.  carpets,  wall- 
paper' and  furniture,  '015  Broailway 

Taylor  &  Co  (Chauncey  Tayl.ir  and  Wm 
C  Little),  lum))er  and  building  mate- 
rial, foot  of  Washington 
TAYLOR  D  C.  principal   Cv-».imercial  j 

College,  yiil  Broadway 
Taylor   Edward  P,  periodicalr  amd  sta- 
tionery, 857  Broadway 
Taylor  House,  Mrs  M   MrCibe  propr, 

1228  Broadway 
Taylor  &  Lohse.  PiniMer  Sodc  Works, 

1152  Franklin 
Teehan  D,  groceries,  cor  Hannah  And  A 


Temey  P,    well-digger,    cor  20th  and 

Broadway 
Terney  John,  saloon,  854  Broadway 
Terp  J  E,  blacksmith,  cor  22d  and  San 

Pablo  ave 
Tentonia  Hall,  David  Wemmer  propr, 

414-418  8th  ,.,s««g 

Thayer  E  F,  saloon,  4648th  »■ 

THJB  OALINDO  BILLIARD  PAR- 
LOR, Ed  H  Campbell  pr»pr.  41 )  8th 

THE  HOME  SCHOOL  for  young  ladies. 
Miss  H  N  Field  principal,  1825  Tele- 
graph ave,  (see  advertisement) 

The  Oakland  Fuel  Yard,  H  J  McAvoy 
propr,  SE  cor  10th  and  Washington 

Tliirteenth  Street  Stable,  A  Gates  propr, 
411  13th 

Thomas  J,  barber,  1454)  7th 

Thompson  &  West  (T  H  Thompson  and 
Albert  A  West),  pubs  "Illustrated 
County  Historien,"  1313  Broadway 

Thomson  Bros  (John  and  William Thom- 
son),  bakery,  1218  Broadway 

Thomson  Samuel,  agt  Union  Insurance 
Co,  458  0th 

Thomson  W,  bakery,  1218  Broadway 

TTTB  ATT.yrrX  W  0,  dentist,  NW  cor 
iOth  and  Broadway 

Tichfuor  &  Conradi,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
and  hairdressers,  467  7th 

Tillman  &,  Bendel,  groceries,  471  9th 

Tillman  Johii-,  delicacies,  834  Broadway 

Time  Card  Hotel,  Bowe  &  Peru  proprs, 
cor  7th  and  Webster 

Tinkham  M  M,  livery  stable,  cor  I2th 
and  Webster 

Tisch  David,  florist,  479  7th 

Titcomb  C,  dentist,  1069  Broadway 


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Todd  0,  oigan  and  tobacco,  cor  8th  and 

Washiugton 
Todd  Rev  IS  S,  clergyman  (Methodiat), 

oor  14th  and  Clay 
Torrey,  Whitman  &,  Gardiner  (Jas  T 

Torrey,  W  W  Whitman    and   J    T 

Gardiner),  grooors,  461  and  463  11th 
Tremblay  Emery,  liquors,  802  Brofidway 

TRESGOTT  OEO  T.  proprietor  Eldo- 
rado Stables,  405  12th 

"TRIBUNE"  FTJBUSHINO  CO,  W 

E  Dargee  manager,  413-417  8lh 
Tubbs'  Hotel  Street  Cars,  Frank  Tubbs 

propr,  6th  avebet  11th  and  12th 
Tucker  S  G,  physician,  1501  Telegrnph 

ave 
Turn  Sudf  n  H,  groceries  and  hardware, 

cor  Eant  12th  and  14th  ave 
Turner  Mrs  J,l«idgings,  700  Franklin- 
Tattle  C  A  &  Co  (Charles  A  and  Charles 

Tuttle),  attnrneys-at-law,  SE  cor  9th 

and  Broadway 
Tuttle  F  P,  attorney-atlaw,  SE  cor  9th 

and  Broadway 

Tuttle  Mrs  S  T,  dressmaking,  476  Cen- 
tral ave 

Twomblv  C  H,  cashier  First  National 
Bank' 

Tyrrell  Jeremiah,  sheriff  Alameda  Coun- 
ty, Court  House,  room  7 

Umlauff  &  Weis,  bakery,  709  Broadway 

Union    Nationul    Bank,   H   A  Palmer 

Sres,  Chas  £  Palmer  cashier,  924 
Iroadway 
Union  Savings  Banks,  J  West  Martin 
pres,  H  A  Palmer  vice-pres  and  treas- 
urer, 922  and  924  Broadway 
Veitch  \y  r,  carpenter,  1 1 82  Broadway 
Verhave  A,  physician,  863  Washington 
Volkerts  Julius,    news  stand,  NW  cor 

10th  and  Broadway 
Von  der  Horat  J  H,  wood  and  willow- 
ware,  907  and  90S)  Washington 
Von  Olohn  J  F,  groceries,   cor  Center 
and  7  th 

VROOMAN  &  DAVIS  (Henry  Vroo- 
miin  and  Wm  R  Davis),  attorneys  and 
counseldrs-at-law,  NVV  cnr  9th  and 
Broadway,  up  stairs,  room  8 

VROOMAN  HENRT,  attorney-at- 
law, 957  Broadway 

Vrooman  Mrs  M,  furnishing  goods,  sta- 
tionery, etc,  611  East  12th 

Wachs  A  N,  dry  goods,  1057  Broadway 

WAQOONERELD  JH.  editor  "Signs 
of  the  Times,"  cor  12th  and  Castro 

Wallace  Bros  (Geo  and  Jas  Wallace), 
teas  and  coffees,  833  Broadway 

Wallace's  System  of  Cutting  and  Fit- 
ting, taught  at  518  14th 

Walker  Chas  H,  photographer,  556  Cen- 
tral ave  oor  11th 


Walter  A,  merchant  tailor,  382  East 

12th  oor  8th  ave 
Walter   Reimer,   propr   Dresden    Beer 

Hall,  1125  13th  ave 
Warren  Ernest,  printer,  856  Broadway 
Warren  O  P,  physician,  403  14th 

WASHINOTOir  BREWERY.  Bred- 
holf  8t  Westermann,  N  W  oor  5th  and 
Kirkham 

Weber  Andrew,  1021  Franklin 

Webster  A  B,  real  estate  agt,  notary 
and  assessor,  624  East  Central  ave 

Webster  E  J,  attorney-at-law,  SE  cor 
Broadway  and  8th 

Webster  James  A,  county  treasurer  and 
tax  collector  ,    * 

Weilbye  J  L,  attorney -at-law,  921 
Broadway 

Weilbye  W  H,  carpenter  and  builder, 
1182  Broadway 

WEISSIO  H  E,  California  Wine  De- 
pot, 477  nth 

Welch  Chas  W,  flour  and  grain,  558 
East  12th 

Welch  Martin,  groceries,  224  West  B 

Wells,  FargQ  &  Co,  banking  and  ex- 
press, cor  12th  and  Wi  shington 

Welsh  Martin,  liquors,  471  10th 

Wemmer  David,  propr  Teutonia  Hall, 
414  8th 

Wemmer  John,  cabinetmaker,  368  9th 

Wertheimer  S,  poultry,  eggs  and  pro- 
duce. City  Market 

Westermann  Adi>lph  (Bredhoff  &  West- 
ermann), cor  5th  and  Kirkham 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  C  P  Hoag 
mgr,  1U02  Broadway 

Wharton  Bros,  auctioneers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  1118  Broadway 

Wharton  Mrs  Maria,  hair  works,  469 
12th 

Wheeler  &  Bigler  (J  R  Bigler  and  O  C 
Wheeler)  Stanford  Stables,  cor  7th 
and  Wood 

Wheeler  W  P,  groceries,  1211  Broadway 
and  1212  San  Pablo  ave 

Whilton  Chas  F,  short-hand  reporter, 
911  Broadway 

Whipple  Orrison,  liquors,  SW  cor 
Broadway  and  7th 

White  &  Waterman  (W  C  White  and 
E  R  Waterman),  titiners  and  gasflt- 
tcrs,  6 1 6  Central  ave 

Whitehead  R  O,  notary  public,  924 
Broadway 

Whitney  k  Go's  Express,  855  Broadway 

WHITNEY  MRS  MARY>  physician, 
617  East  12th 

WHITTIER.  FULLER  ft  CO.  oils, 
paints,  wall-paper,  artists'  materials, 
picture  frames  and  mouldings,  412 
and  414  12th 

Whittock  Mrs  C,  fruit  and  bakery, 
1836  7th 


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Wilkins    Miss 
1504  7th 

Williams  Mrs  C,  dressmaking,  475  East 
12th 

Williams  C  &  Silvnr  J,  Red  Wood 
Store,  930  East  14th 

WILLIAMS  JOHN  R  mannfacturer 
and  dealer  in  sewer  pipe,  Browell's 
Patent  Chimneys,  terra  cotta  goods 
and  stoneware,  NW  cor  13th  and 
Franklin,  res  1 101  Franklin 

Williams  Nick,  restaurant  and  bakery, 
403  and  405  7th 

Williams  &  Samuels,  pliotographers,  cor 
10th  and  Clay 

Williams  T  T,  horseslioer,  411  4th 

Wilson  House,  Mrs  Taney  prupr,  1107 
Washington 

Wilson  Miss  E,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery, 1728  7th 

Wilson  H  M,  horseshoer,  512  7th 

Wilson  L,  meat  market,  337  East  12th 

Wilson  William,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 1)52  Broadway 

Wind  M  L  K,  carpenter  and  cabinet 
maker,  551)  East  12th 

Winter's  Hotel.  John  Winter  propr, 
cor  15th  and  Broadway 

Wiiithrop  House,  Mrs  Ellen  Townsend 
propr,  40!)  7th 


Woer:ier  Jacob,  butcher.  City  Market 

WOOD  HUB  At  solicitor  McKenney's 
Faciflo  Coust  Directory,  08U  24th 

Wooti  J  F,  propr  Paragon  Fashion  Par- 
lors. 375  12th 

Wood,  Sliicum  &  Fagan  (M  W  Wood, 
W  A  Slooum  and  O  D  Fagan),  pub- 
lishers, 804^  Broadway 

Woodward  Jus,  Union  Hotel,  cor  East 
12th  and  13th  ave 

Woods  A,  photographer,  541  IGth 

Woolsey  E  W,  physician,  cor  12th  and 
Broadway 

Wray  Mrs  A  W,  groceries,  973  3d 

Wri>;ht  Isaac,  principal  Classical  and 
EngliHh  School,  1205  Franklin 

Wurkheim's  Suit  House,  F  Wurkheim 
propr,  UOi)  Broadway 

WTMAN  MBS  OEOROE  W.  wines 

and  liquors,  cor  4i)th   and  Telegraph 
ave 

WTMAN   J  B,     manager    "Oakland 

Daily  Times,"  950  Broailway 
Wythe  J  H,  physician  aud  surgeon,  cor 

10th  and  West 
Yerick  C  &  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1708 

7th 
Zolinsky    A,  groceries  and  provisions, 

or  41st  and  San  Pablo  ave 
Z  mmerman  W  H,  fruit  aud  produce, 

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REFERENCES : 


J.  F.  MORRIS,  Late  Proprietor  of  the  GalinHo  Hotel. 

DR.  G.  J.  LUCE,  REV.  E.  H.  GRAY,  Oakland. 

W.  H.  FRIEND,  Custom  House. 

P.  D.  BROW.V,  U.  S.  Revenue  Office. 

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California — Oakland. 


797 


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ELECTROTTPERS, 

STEREOTYPERS. 

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BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTING  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

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desif^n,  and  we  feel  coutident  of  giving  satisf action . 


BOOK  BINDING  iii  all  its  branches.    BLANK  BOOKS  ruled  and  made 
up  to  order  in  any  desired  style.    OLD  BOOKS  re-bound. 

DESIGNING  AND  ENGRAVING.— Portraits,  Buildings,  Machinery, 
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C  Orders  by  VmM  or  Express  promptly  attended  to. 
BSTIMATZS  FURNISHED  ON  APPLICATION. 

Address  »i  orders  to       PACiriC  PRESS,  Oakland,  Cal. 


728 


California — Oakland. 


IVES  SCOVILLE. 


F.  H.  EJOHBAUH. 


Oakland  Iron  Works. 

SCOVILLE  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


All  HISS  Of  14011IEEY, 

IMPROVED  PORTABLE  HOISTING  ENGINES, 

High  and  Low  Pressure  and  Marine  Engines, 

ROCK  BREAKERS  AND  CtUARTZ  MILLS. 

CASTINGS  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

Corner  of  Second  and  Jefferson  Sis,, 

OAKLAND,   CAL. 


C.  A.  BUTZ. 


C.  H.  MEEKER. 


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BUTZ  1^  MEEKER, 

911  Broadway.  Oakland.  California. 

BRANCHES. — San  Francisco,  Sacramento,  Stockton,  Reno,  Nevada; 
Melbourne,  Australia:  Portland,  Oregon. 

AGENTS.— Robt.  Halxnn,  M.  March,  F.  Stedman,  C.  L.  Lick,  Jos.  Healey, 
G.  W.  Thompson. 

TAFT  t(  PENNOYER, 

IMPORTER.:'  OP 


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Sole  Airentg  for  ■{  _    __     _    „  ■  ^  .     «... 

( J.  D.  Cutter  and  Co*a  Silks. 


OAKUND,  CU. 


California — Oakland. 


729 


BELMONT  STABLE, 

PROPRIETOR. 

LIVERY  AND  BOARD  STABLE, 

No.  808  BROADWAY, 

Between  Fifth  and  Sixth  Sts., 
OAKLAND,  CAL. 

ALFRED  W.  BURRELL.  President  J.  C.  COTTON,  Secretary. 

CALIFORNIA  BRIDGE  GOMFANT, 

907  Broadway,  Oakland,  Gal. 


Contractors  and  Builders  of  all  kinds  of  Wood,  Iron  and  Suspension  Bridges^ 
Pile  Driving,  Wharf  Building,  and  all  kinds  of  Heavy  Frame  Work,  Levee,  Flume 
and  Earth  Work.     Surveys,  Plans  and  Estimates  furnished. 

<^Notice  of  Contract  Lettings  solicited. 


BLANGHARD'S 

Hambletonian  Liveiy*  Feed  and 
SALE  STABLE. 


1688  Telegraph  Avenue, 

Oppwito  Kel8ey  House,  UAKIAND. 

1^*  Gentle  Ilorsea  with  Phniton,  for  ladles,  a 
specialty. 

MAPLE  LEAF  NURSERY, 

Near  Tuhb's  Hotel,  EAST  OAKLAND, 

Alameda  County,  Cal. 

LM.  NEWSOM,  Nurseryman,  Seedsman  and 
•  Florist,  No.  151  East  l'2th  Street,  has  for 
sale  everything  desirable  in  the  Floral,  Ornamen- 
tal, Fruit  Tree  and  Seed  Line. 


ETJESTEB'S 

Hair  Renewer. 


Turns  Gray,  Light  or  Red  Hair  to  any  darker 
sthude  duslreil;  checks  it  when  falling.  Cures 
Dandruff,  Tetter,  Scurvy  and  Itching. 

As  a  Dressing  for  Todies'  Hair  it  lias  no  supe- 
rior and  will  not  stain  the  finust  cambric.  In  use 
for  thirty-tive  years  by  thousands. 

Retiring  from  the  Tonsoriul  Profession,  I  will 
send  to  any  address,  for  N>lC.OO  the  receipt  of 
my  Preparation.  Stop  paying  ten  prices  for  Pa- 
tent Restoratives  when  you  can  get  a  better  arti- 
cle at  fifty  cents  a  (piurt. 

HKNRV  C.  KUESTER, 
803  Broadway,  Oakland,  Cal. 


WILLIAM  EDWARDS, 

Carpenter  and  Builder 

EAST  OAKLAND,  CAL. 


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Ccdifminia — Oakland. 


SAMM  &  PARSONS, 

PBOPiti>To>s  or  (i„p  Y\n\  anJ  Clay  Sts, 

OAKLAND.  CAL. 

Manufactu'rera   and  Dealers  in 
Flonr,  Feed.  Grain,  and  Meals 
of  all  kinds.    HIGHEST  CASH  PRICE  paid  for  all  kinds  of  Grain. 


FBOPBIKTOKB  OF 

SAMM'S  MILLS 


J.  N.  KING, 


DEALER  IN 


1656  and  1658  San  Pablo  Avenue, 

Corner  Twenty-fourth  Street, 
OAKLAND.  CAL. 

Orders  delivereil  to  any  part  of  tho  City  Free. 


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Terms  bo^in  in  July  and  January. 

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The  most  Compht3  Printing  and 

Publishing  Honsa  on  the 

Paslfic  Coast. 

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or  Taa 

I  DENTAL  JARIUS: 

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Science,  Art,  Hygiene,  and  Humor. 

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California — Oakland-Ocean  View. 


JAMES  SULLIVAN, 

Uar'tle  Ms 

14th  St.  &  Broadway, 

OAKLAND. 


All  kinds  of  Mantel  Work,  Plumb- 
en'  Slabs,  Oravestones,  Monun.  ^nt8. 
Etc.,  done  in  the  best  manner  and  at 
the  lowest  Rates. 


OAK  RAVINE. 

County.    Post  offic 
Meri  6  L,  hotel  and  general  mdse 


Plchas    County.    Post  office  Spanish 
Ranch. 


OAK  RUN. 

Shasta  County.    A  post-office,  31  miles 
northeast  of  Redding. 

Adams  E,  blacksmith 

Baker  O  E,  teacher 

Fender  A,  blacksmith 

Jackson  J.  notary  public 

HORLET  W  Wi  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Tracy  J  S  &  Co,  lumber  and  saw-mill 


OAK  HILL. 

Napa  County.  Post-office  Calistopa. 
40  miles  from  Napa,  and  17  miles 
from  Calistoga.  The  Napa  Consoli- 
dated Quicksilver  Mining  Co.,  incor- 
porated under  th-;  laws  of  Wyoming, 
with  its  principal  office  at  Boston,  is 
located  here,  with  Mr.  M,  G.  Rhodes 
as  superintendent. 

Napa  Consolidated  Quicksilver  Mining 

Co,  M  Vr  Rhodes  supt 
RHODES  M  0>  superintendent  Napa 

Consolidated  Quicksilver  Mining  Co 

OCCIDENT. 

Colusa  County. 
Robe  W  E,  physician 

OCCIDENTAL. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  North  Pacific  R.  R., 


JO  miles  from  Duncan's  Mills.  Pop- 
ulation 120. 

Bailey  S  H,  carpenter 

Berke  L  D,  butcher 

BLANST  A  J«  postmaster 

Connolly  J  D,  hotel 

Doty  W  L,  hotel 

OLTNN  ft  BERKA,  saw-mill 

Helfron  A,  blacksmith 

Hurd  B  M,  feed  store 

Lratz  ft  Heifron,  blacksmiths 

LYON  W  L  ft  CO.  general  merchan- 
dise 

McCaffrey  J,  butcher 

McCaughey  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Meeker  S  A,  carpenter  and  joiner 

Pau  L,  liquors 

Pere  L,  saloon 

Smith  O  H,  bootmaker 

Somers  J  &  MuAllit>ter,  blacksmiths 

Sutton ,  frarpenter 

Taylor  W  P,  livery  stable 

Truesdale ,  plasterer  and  bricklayer 

Vennucia  A,  hotel 

Wheelock  ,  notary  public,  insur- 
ance agt,  fruits,  tobacco  and  hardware 

Wooley  J  A,  physician 


OCEAN  VIEW. 

.San  Francisco  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office.  A  small 
village,  situated  ti  miles'  from  the  City 
Hall  of  San  Franciaco,  on  the  line  of 
Southern  PaciHc  R.  R.,  and  3  miles 
from  the  Pacitic  Ocean.  Population 
600. 

Bootz  A,  hotel 

CALDWELL  JULIA  A.  postmistress 

and  dry  goods 
McDonald  Thos,  groceries 
Murphy  &  Co,  groceries 
Murphy  Delia,  general  merchandise 
Wolf  E,  groceries 


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PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


CAIiVinr    MUTTINU  A   m*N,   Proprlrtora. 
Bstebliahed  ll*4»    Mr  Mala  Street.  M    F. 


OCEAN  VIEW. 

Sonoma  County.  Post-office  Smith's 
Ranch;  18  miles  by  stage  frum  Dun- 
can's Mills. 

Johnson  J  P,  hotel 


ULLEII.  TUGBlt  t  CO..  OAK  PLANK. 


Itaa  Fraaelaev. 


California — Ocean  View-Omega. 


733 


OJAI  VALLEY. 


Ventura  County.     See  NordhoH'. 


OLANCHA. 


Inyo  CouN'mr.  A  post-office,  on  the 
road  between  the  U.  R.  and  county 
seat  of  Inyo  County.     Population  50. 

WALKEN  WM«  general  merchandise, 
stage  station,  blacksmith  and  post- 
master. 


OLD  TOWN. 

San  Dieqo  County.    See  North    San 
Diego. 


OLEANDER. 

Fresno  County.  A  post-office,  7  i  miles 
from  Fresno  City. 

Baldwin  M  M,  postmaster  and  vine- 
yardist 

Beesley  C  A,  gen  mdse  and  vineyardist 

Briggs  G  G,  propr  Watihington  Irrigated 
Colony  and  vineyardist 

Gates  P,  physician  and  fi  ait-grower 

North  Edward,  well-borer 

NORTH  J  W.  general  agent  Washing- 
ton Irrigated  Colony  and  fruit-grower 


OLEMA  STATION. 

Marin  County.  Post-office  Olema. 
uated  2  miles  from  Olema. 

Shine  T,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co's  Express 


Sit- 


OLIMPO. 

Colusa  County.  A  post-office.  50  miles 
northwest  of  Colusa,  28  miles  by  ntage 
west  of  Chico  and  7  miles  northwest 
o'i  Orland.     Population  50. 

Beermar  A,    general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
fiennet  .lames,  blacksmith 
TJNOEB  FBIL  F.  book-keeper  for  A 

Beerman 


OLEMA. 

Marin  Counit.  A  poxt,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  about  IS 
miles  northwest  of  San  Rafael  and 
two  miles  from  Olema  Station,  on  th»! 
North  Pacific  Coast  R.  R,.  from  which 
a  wagon  runs  dnily  to  convey  passen- 
gers.    Population  1*20. 

Adams  .Terry,  general  merchandise 

CRANDElL  W  0  L,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 

Frieillander  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Garcia  .luan,  butolier 

Haag  Fred,  b'lotmuker 

Hewitt  Geo,  hottl 

Miller  Frank,  blackMuith 

Nelson  &  Friedlander,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's 
Express 

Nelson  John,  hotel  and  livery  stable 

Olstead  S,  stoves,  etc 

PuUen  Bros,  butchers 


OLETA. 

Amador  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  distant  from  Sacramento  48 
miles,  from  which  it  is  reached  via 
Amador  Branch  of  the  Central  Pacific 
Railroad,  18  miles  from  Jackson,  on 
the  Oleta  and  Plymouth  Stage  Road. 
It  has  a  population  of  about  300. 
Mining  is  the  chief  pursuit  engaged 
in  by  the  residents.  The  mines  in 
the  vicinity  yield  well. 

Addington  D  M,  physician 

Atkinson  Chas  k  Bro,  livery  stable 

Barnhisel ,  express 

Bloom  S,  carpenter  and  builder 

Bradner  £  H,  teacher 

Brothers  J  F,  blacksmith 

Chetham  H,  saloon 

Cooledge  S,  justice  of  peace  and  saloon 

Farnham  H  C,  lumber 

Fosters'  Hotel 

Gombut  A,  saloon 

Head  J  R,  general  merchandise 

Knapp  F  W,  general  merchandise 

Lind  C  E,  biiotmaker 

Lurinton  C  A,  ditch-owner 

Pigeon  Alfred,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Schallhorn  Christopher,  wagonmaker 

Schroder  Henry,  brewery 

Sloat  E  A,  bootmaker 

Townsend  Mrs  E,  hotel 

Uhlinger  Bros,  vineyard  and  winery 

Voto  Mrs  M,  hotel 

WIGHT  R  B.  druggist,  postmaster, 
agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  notary 
public 

Yates  Haw  ley,  constable 


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Nevada  County.     Is  21  miles  east  of 


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HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 


WHITR  BROH.,  1»  Sl  15  illain  and  14  A  Itt  t»p«ar 
lit,  M.  F     Boat  Mioc'k,  Oak  IMauk  aad  Timber. 


ODD  FEllOWS'  SUPPUES, 


....^iieni.  rtr..  at  WAUCKOIMI  *  CO^ 
«l«  V^'Mplc.  Mo.  •  P«Ki«  MCreet.  M.  F. 


734 


California — Omega-Orland, 


Nevada  City  and  9  milM  from  liBii- 
grant  Oap,tne  nearest  railroad  statiun. 

SRANSON  WH.  pottmastw  and  gen- 
eral merobandiatt. 


ONION  VALLEY. 

Plumas  Codntt. 
Hersem  A,  hotel 


OPHIR. 

Pr  ACER  CoiTNTY.  A  post-office.  Situ- 
ated in  a  beautiful  basin  in  the  foot- 
hills of  the  Sierra  Nevada  Mountains, 
about  3  miles  west  v  f  Auburn,  the 
county  seat,  2  miles  from  Newcastle 
by  stage.  Its  sujiport  is  derived  princi- 
pally from  the  mininj;  interest.  Its 
population  is  estimated  at  400. 

Cnrnoy  Francis,  quartz-mill 
Choate  Mose?,  liquors  and  gen  mdse 
Enig  Peter,  stonn  mason 
Gillmorc  Mrs,  saloon 
HATHAWAY    WELCOME,    post- 

muster,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Hutchinson  John,  boarding-house 
Hutchinson  Mrs  W  L,  saloon 
Kittlers  Mrs  E,  hoarding-hoiiae 
Laveller  &  Hanson,  quartz-mill 
Leavitt  C  H,  hotel 
Lineger  M  D,  car""*" 
Merrow  \V  C,  bl.  ^.h  and 

maker 
Michels  Mrs  Car^im'.,  saloon 
Moore    James,     attorncy-at-law 

notary  public 
Oliver  James,  millwright 
Peardon  &,  Hawkins,  quartz  mine  and 

mill 
PecJ-.  Rev  N  R,  clergymon  (Methodibt) 
Peterson  Chas,  mechanic 
Pillow  Wm,  bo.inliiig-houso 
Heeler  Orangp,  bootmaker 
Ithoads  Daniel,  butcher 
Rittinger — ,  blacksmith 
Robinson  S,  painter 
St.  Patrick  Quartz  Min»  and  Mill 
Stables  ft  Hathiiway,  gen  mdse 
Sutton  V>  D,  blacksmith 


wagon- 


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ORANGE. 

Los  Amueles  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
pacific  R.  R.  (Wilmin(;ton  and  San 
Diego  Division),  2  miles  from  Santa 
Ana. 

ANDERSON  J  W,  hotel  and  land  agt, 
iMrtlware anda  ricultural implements 

AKNOLD  JESSE  H«  general  merchan- 
dise 


Beach  Chas,  nnrseryman 
Forsyth  W  B,  groceries 
Hay  wards  D  C,  nurser>[ 
Hunt    W    B,    blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Nixon  Rev  W,  rlergyman  (Methodist) 
Parker  Bros,  nurserymen 
Pixley  D  C,  general  merchandise 
Rubottom  W  L,  blacksmith 
Santa  Ana  Valley  Irrigation  Co 
Turner  Isaac  W,  postmaster 
Wright  Bros,  nurserymen 


OREGON  GULCH. 

Butte  County.    Post-office  Oroville. 
TEBBSN  E>  general  merchandise 


OREGON  HELL. 

Yuba    County.     Post-office    Bullard's 
Bar;  35  miles  northeast  of  Marysville. 

BAXTER  JOHN,  general  merchandise 
McCunn  Stephen,  saloon 
Prewit  T  C,  hotel 


OREGON  HOUSE. 

Yuba  County.  A  post-office,  located 
23  miles  northeast  of  Marysville, 
reached  by  stage.  It  is  the  post- 
office  for  a  large  mining  and  lumber- 
ing district. 

Honsh  George  P,  hotel 

JOHNSON  0  W>  general  merchandise 

and  poiitmaster 
Morris  A,  blacksmith 


ORLAND. 

Colusa  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  45  miles  north  westof  Co'usii,  on 
the  south  bank  of  Stony  deck,  on  the 
California  Pacific  R.  R.,  32  miles  from 
Maxwell. 

Barnheart  James,  bootmaker 
Bashove  Wallace,  notions 
Bdlton  Mrs,  restaurant 
Brintou  T  J,  justice  of  peace 
Brinton  T  J  ft  Co,  druggists 
Brown  David,  livery  stable 
Burley  Chas  B,  barber 
Burley  &  Jackson,  barbers 
Clark  J  A,  attorney-at-law 
Connolly  Thomas,  hameaa  and  saddles 
Cruthers  John,  saloon 
Crothers  R  W,  saloon 
Duncan  R  B,  physician 
Dunwiddie  Bros,  s.iloon 
FREEIIAN  FRANK,  publisher  "Or- 
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Freeman  O  W  ft  Co,  hardware 

Gardner ,  dentist 

Olover  A  W,  jeweler 

Oreen  O  H,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Griffith  ft  Norton,  blacksmiths 

Hales  W  T,  hotel 

Heaton  A,  saddler  and  hamcssmaker 

Heaton  0  E  ft  D  A,  millinery  and  fancy 
fronds 

Httlbert  Isaiah,  attorney-at-law 

James  Joseph,  suloon 

Lebonrveau  J  F  *&  Bro,  contractors, 
builders,  and  undertakers 

Leverbeau  Bros,  contractors  and  build- 
ers 

Lewis  Mrs,  hotel 

Loga  Anderson  D  ft  Co,  warehouse 

Lovelace  A  S,  physician 

Mehl  &  Lunz,  huutmakers 

Michel  J  ft  Ci>,  general  merchandise, 
and  ast  W,  F  ft  Co 

Mutli  A  M,  hotel 

Nelson  Thomas  P,  bootmakeir 

Nicholls  Thomas,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Nihnli  Elijah,  postmaster 

"ORLAND  TIMES,"  Frank  Freeman 
publisher 

PAP3T  A  ft  BRO.  general  merchandise 

Pool  C  B,  wajjoinnaker 

Raphael  Otto  ft  Co,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Sanders  H  B.  justice  of  peace 

Sanders  ft  Nichols,  painters 

Thurston  \Vm,  physician 

Vincent  F  O,  ])hy8iciaii 

Wnnl  Rev  J  M,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Williams  A,  butcher 

Williams  ft  Mason,  butchers 

Winney  1>,  blacksmith 

Work  Miss  E.  hotel 

Yucum  Geo  W,  constable 


ORO  FINO. 

Siskiyou  Coumtt.  A  post-office^  24 
miles  southwest  of  Yreka,  and  103 
miles  by  stage  northwest  of  Redding. 

Hobart  H,  blacksmith 
STARR  DANIEL,  postmaster 
WEEBIS  S,  g<>noral  merchandise 
Wilson  Miss  F  S  ft  Co,  general  mer- 
chandise 


ORLEANS. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post-office, 
reached  by  stage  with  difficulty  via 
Shasta,  on  the  California  and  Oregon 
Coast  Overland  Sta^e  Route,  and 
Trinidad,  on  the  sea  coast.  It  is  a 
mining  town. 

Aber  Mrs  £  A,  hotel 

Briza.d  H,  gnneral  merchandise 

Graham  J  W,  saw-mill 

Lord  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Pcarch  J  A,  saw-mill 

Vanzandt ,  blacksmith 

Wilder  H,  wine  mfr 
SCOTT  HENRY  ?•   postmaster  and 
boarding-house 


OROVILLE. 

Butte  County.  A  post,  express  and 
tolegraph  office,  28  miles  north  of 
Marysville,  and  on  the  east  bank  of 
the  Feather  River. 

It  is  the  terminus  of  the  California 
Northern  R.  R.,  nest  ing  in  the  foot- 
hills of  the  Sierras,  and  surrounded  by 
a  country  as  rich  in  scenic  features  as  it 
is  in  minerals.  It  draws  a  grext  vol- 
ume of  trade  from  the  two  industries 
of  mining  and  agriculture — the  eastern 
portion  of  the  county  paying  tribute  in 
the  golden  treasures  of  the  quartz  ledge 
and  the  gravel  bed,  while  the  west 
pours  in  her  wealth  of  grain  and  fruit. 
It  is  the  point  from  which  stiiges  and 
freight  wagons  leave  for  all  parts  of  the 
mountains,  and  the  trade  of  the  various 
sections  thus  tapped,  renders  the  town 
a  continual  scene  of  bustle  and  enter- 
prise. 

Abbott  A  F,  real  estate  broker 
Adams  Rev  J  W,  clergyman  (Congrega- 
tional) 
Anthony  Bros,  barbers 
Anthony  Henry,  pianos  and  organs 
Anthony  Max,  marble  works 
Appleton  John,  clergyman   (Methodist) 
Bell  H  C,  groceries  and  provisions 
Benussi  L,  fruits,  vegetables  and  varie- 
ties 
Big  Bend  Tunnel  and  Mining  Co,  R  V 

Pierce  pres 
Bird  Henry,  undertaker 
Bliss  W  Y,  justice  of  the  peace 
Bowers  W  N,  searcher  of  records 
BOTNTON  S  S>  candy  factory  and  va- 
rieties 
Braden  James  M,  furniture,  auction  and 

commission  business 
Brandt  Chas  D,  furniture  and  beddins 
Brock  ft  Taber,   hardware,  stoves  and 

crockery 
Bruce  J  D,  tailoi 
Burt  J  M,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Burt,  Turner  ft  Hamilton,   attorneys- 
at-law 

"BUTTE  CJOUNTT  ;REQISTER." 

W  m  Sharky  proprietor 


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OALDWELL  H  H«  M  D  (suocenor  to 
Dr  P  B  M  Miller),  surgeon,  room  1, 
Oatroaki'a  Block 

Callow  ft  Stevens,  livery  stables 

ChiokeringS  O,  bill  poster 

CLEMENTS  Q  A,  propri#tf  r  TT  S  sta- 
bles, hay  -  nd  feed  yard  and  harness- 
shop 

Congregational  Churoh,  Rev  Mr  Adams 
pastor 

Cooper  Maggie,  private  school 

Dawson  J  \  physician  and  surgeon 

DeLanoie  R.  connty  treasurer 

DEBMOTt  MRS  WM,  proprietor 
"Weekly  Mercury" 

DBESSLER  WILL  B.  manager  "Oro- 
ville Daily  Morning  News  " 

Elliott  Mrs  W  M,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Enslow  O  M,  surveyor  and  civil  engineer 

Ephraim  B,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Evans  MESB  H.  proprietor  "Oro- 
ville Daily  Expreai  " 

FAIBCHILDSMD.  publisher  "Week- 
ly Mercury" 

Ferguson  James  A,  hairdresser 

Foeg  E  W,  cashier  Rideout,  Smith  ft 
Co,  bankers 

FOOO  ft  PEBKINS,  general  insurance 
agents,  office  in  Bunk 

Fonl  T  L,  searcher  of  records 

Franklin  Royal  Arch  Chapter,  No  20, 
Jo'.n  C  Gray  H  P 

Frrer  L  D,  notary  public 

Freer  Peter,  saloon 

FBIESLEBEN  D  N.  hotel 

Friesleben  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Frischholz  M,  bootmaker 

FBTEB  D  F.  druggist 

Gale  ft  Jones  (John  Gale  and  A  F 
Jones),  attorneys-at-law 

Gale  John  (Gale  ft  Jones),  district  at- 
torney 

Gerst  Geo,  brewery 

Goldstein  A,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Goldstein  N.  dry  goodi  and  clothing 

Granger  L  C,  attorney-at-law  and  com- 
missioner of  court 

Gray  B  D,  supervisor 

Gray  James  C,  hardware,  stoves  and 
crockery 

Gray  ft  Sexton,  attomeys-at-Iaw  and 
notaries  public 

Green  JameK,  county  clerk 

Halstoad  E  A,  harness  and  saddlery 

Hammond  ft  Wilson,  Susanville  and 
Oroville  stage  lines 

Hancock  George,  hay  and  grain 

HABKNESS  20,  bookkeeper  for  Mio- 
cene Milling  Co 

Hecker  Fred,  boots  and  shoes 

Heintz  Thibaud,  saloon 

Hewitt  Fred  H,  photographer 

Higgiiin  Edward,  Oroville  Soda  Works 


Hilton  Daniel,  supt  Oroville  Lumber  Co 
Hogau  J  H,  photograph  gallery 
Holmes  John,  saloon 
Hook  and  Ladder  Company  No  1,  0 

Sanduskey  chief 
Hoops  L  W,  propr  U  S  Hotel 
Hose  Cart  No  1  and  2,  A  P  Wansh  mgr 
Howard  Amos,  watches  and  jewelry 
Hundley  P  O,  superior  judge 
Jenkins  T  J,  physician  and  surgeon 
Johnson  Thomas,  saloon 
Jones  A  F  (Gale  ft  Jones),  attorney-at- 
law  ^ 
Kursner  J  H,  physician 
Kingdon  Win,  bootmaker 
Knowlton  A  L,  county  surveyor 
Kroog  r  Fred,  Ophir  Market 
KuseT  E  A,  Golden  Rule  Bazaar 
Lcanord  J  P,  justice  of   th«  i)eaoe,  no- 
tary public  and  searcher  of  records 
Leech  Wm,  saloon 
Lott  C  F,  attorney-at-law 
Lumpkin  Mill  Co,  Farnham  ft  Chappell 
Marks  B  ft  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Marks  Joe,  cigars,  stationery,  etc,  and 

insurance  ajit 
Martin  J  A.  bootmaking 
Martin  W  F,  saloon 
MATHEV/S  0CftC0.OEOPS 
McClellan  t^&m,  county  assessor 
McDrrinott  A,  druggist 
McLaughlin  Frank,  pres  and  vioe-pres 

Miocene  Mining  Co 
Miller  Fred  W,  restaurant 
Miller  Geo  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker  

MIOCENE    MINING  CO  of    New 

York,  F  McLauffhIin  vice-president, 

Ed  Harkness  boi)Kkeeper 
Mitchell  J  K,  county  administrator  and 

coroner 
Mitchell  Mrs  J  K,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Ophir  Saloon,  S  S  Simons  propr 
Oroville  ft  Biggs  Stage  Line,  J  D  Finni- 

cum  propr,  J  Bean  agt 
Oroville  ft  Cherokee  Stage  Line,   Sim 

Garber  propr,  J  Bean  agt 
Oroville  ft  Chico  Stage  Line,  J  D  Finni- 

cum  propr,  J  Bean  agt 

"OBOVILLE  DAILY  MOBNINO 

NEWS."  Will  D  Dressier  inaiiauer 

"OBOVILLE  DAILY  EXPBESS." 

Mis  B  H  Evans  proprietor 
Oroville  Encampment,  No  22,  I  O  O  F, 

Louis  I  Ostroski  C  P 
Oroville  Flour  Mill  Co 
Oroville  Gas  Co,  H  G  Dorsh  supt 
Oroville  ft  La  Porte  Stage  Line,  F  N 

Morxe  propr,  J  Bean  agt 
Oroville  Lodge,  No  103,  F  ft  A  M,  R  De 


Lancie  W  M,  meets  Saturday  nights 
Oroville  Lodge,  No  5S),  I  O  O  F,  Geo  £ 
Carman  N   G,  meets  Monday  night « 


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Oroville  Lumber  Co,  S  C  Farnham  propr, 

Daniel  Hiltnn  supt 
Oroville  k  Princeton  Stage  Line,  Sim 

Oarber  propr,  J  Bean  agt 
Oroville   Pahlio   Sotiool,  F  A  Peaob, 

prtnctpnl 
Oroville,  Quincy,  Greenville  and  Pratt- 

ville  Stage  Line,  £  A  Uaiitead  propr, 

J  Bean  agt 
Oroville   and    Suannville    Stage    Line, 

Hamilton  ft  Wihon  proprs 
Oroville  Water  Mill  Co,  J  J  Smith,  R 

Parker  and  John  Ward  proprs 
Oroville  Water  Co,  J  J  Smith,  U  Parker, 

N  D  Hideout  and  D  N  Friesleben 
Osgood  Oardner,  county  recorder  and 

auditor 
Ostroski  L  I  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 
Parker  Ralzcmond,  druggist 
Parkes  J  V,  constable  and  collector 
Patten  £  A,  under  sherifi 
Peir  H,  merchant  tailor 

PERKINS  ft  CO.  wholesale  and  re- 
tail groceru 

Peters  (ten,  butcher 

Peters  St  Strover,  city  market 

Peterson  Nis,  painter 

Preston  J  R,  livery  stables  and  veterin- 
ary surgeon 

Railroad    House,     Chamberlain 

propr 

Read  W  S,  dentist 

Reanlan  ft  Freer,  attnrneys-at-law 

Rebscher  Jacob,  wholesale  and  retail 
wines  and  liquors 

Richords  J  H,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Reece  Thos  W,  civil  engineer 

Reich  G  A,  bakery 

Reyman  Marcus,  cigars  and  tobacco 

RIDEOUT.  SMITH  &  CO.  bankers, 
E  W  Fogg  cashier,  cor  Montgomery 
and  Myers 

Ross  Wm  R,  horseshoeing 

Russell  Benj,  stock  raiser 

ST  NICHOLAS  RESTAURANT 
AND  OTSTER  HOUSE.  Fred  W 

Miller  proprietor 

St  Sure  Charles,  groceries  and  wool  mer- 
chant 

Schneider  Wm,  saloon  and  ice-dealer 

Sharkey  Wm,  postmaster 

Shu  John  A,  bootmaker 

Sibley  V  W,  contractor  and  builder 

Silversteiii  I,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Simon  S  S,  barber  and  saloon 

Sir  Knights,  Oroville  Commandery,  No 
5,  D  IC  Perkins  E  C,  meets  second 
and  fouri  h  Wednesdays 

Smith  R  W,  news  depot  and  W  U  Tel 
o'M  e 

Snow  J,  saloon 


SOVEREION  0  W>  funeral  director, 
Moatgor..t!ry 

Sparks  Mr  i  M  H,  dressmaker  and  mil- 
liner 

Sparks  M  T,  carpenter  and  builder 

Sprague  F  A,  sheriff 

SPRINOER  OEOROE  R  oarriase  fnc- 

tory,  general  blacksmith   and  horse- 

shoer  (see  adv) 
Stuthopolis  E,  palace  restaurant 
Strover  F,  butcher 
Table  Mountain  Council,  Xo  43,  OCT, 

C  C  Sodowki,  C  C 
The  B  0  C's  Free  Reading  Room,  Miss 

Cnrrie  Sexton  pres 

"THE  WEEKLY  MERCURY." 

Mrs  Wm  De  Mott  proprietor 
Topping  Will,  varieties  and  ice'  cream 
Treasure  B  >x  Mining  Co,  F  McLaugh- 
lin general  mgr 
Tribby  G  W,  gunsmith 
Turner  J  W,  attorney-at-law  . 
UNION   HOTEL.    D    N    Friesleben 
proprietor,  Montgomery 

U  S  HAY  YARD.  STABLE  AND 
HARNESS  SHOP.  Q  A  Clements 
prt'-rii  tor 

U  S  Hotel,  Louia  Hoops  pr>>pr 

Wagner  E  VV,  mining  supt 

Wagner  S,  jewelry  and  fancy  goods 

Ward  John,  supervisor 

Washburn  W  A,  county  coroner  and 
administrator 

Wasley  D  W,  dentist 

Webster  \j,  merchant  tnilor 

"WEEKLY  MERCURY."  M  D 

FairchiUls  publisher 
Weimer  Fred,  saloon 

WELLS.   FAROO  &  CO.   Rideout, 

Smith  ft  Co  agents,  E  W  Fogg  man- 
ager, cor  Montgomery  and  Meyers 

Weynian  Henry,  saloon 

Whiting  Dwight,  real  estate 

WUcox  C  H,  agt  C  N  R  R 

Williams  ft  Sibley,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers 

Williamn  W  H,  supervisor 

W  ilson  J  M,  supervisor 

Wood  Jesse,  county  supt  public  schools 

Worthing  Nathan,  saloon 

Zambellich  Nichols,  saloon 


GEO.  B.  SPRINGER, 

Red  I'ront   Carrlapre  and  Black- 
smith Shop. 

Iluntoon  titrret.  OrovllI«,  €al. 


Carriasros  and  Wasfons  for  Halo  anil  inaile  to 
ordur  <m  short  iiotiiu. 

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OSGOOD. 

Sam  DiEooCotNTY.  Ait>ost;-office,  abont 
7  miles  from  ISan  Luis  Rvy. 

ORMSBY  E*  justice  of  the  peace 
8tanwood  John  R,  genera)  jnerchandise 


PACHECO. 

Contra  Costa  C«)unty.  A  post,  express 
And  telegraph  <  ffice,  5  miles  south  mid 
inland  from  Martinez,  and  ia  connect- 
ed with  it  by  a  daily  8tage  line.  It  is 
the  center  of  a  rich  ngricultural  coun- 
try, and  possesses  a  geaiul  climate. 
Population  about  500. 

ANQELO  R  (Bonzagni  &  Co) 

Bartnett  D  G,  blacksmith  and  wrgon- 
maker 

BONZAGNI  &  CO  (M  Bonzagni  and  R 
Angelo),  Excelsior  Soda  Works,  new- 
ly ci-tablished,  and  our  Soda  manu- 
factured here  is  far  superior  to  other 
manufacturers 

BONZAGNI  M,  snloon 

BRTJTEBE  M^S  H>  Pacheco  Restau- 
rant 

Dunkel  B,  general  merchandise 


Ea  Ir  Hotel,  Charles  W  Pick  propr 
English  W  B,  county  supervisor 
Forget  1 1,  barber 
GAMES  JOHNi  general  merchandise, 

agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  operator 

Contra  Costd  County  Telephone  Co 
H.irding  J  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
Hnrtmann  C  F,  saloon 
Hemming  K  B,  constable 
.Johnston  Thos,  painter 
Levy  A  I,  general  merchandise 
Levy  A  J,  dry  goods 
Perry  S  J,  haVnensmaker 
Pick  Charles  W,  propr  Eagle  Hotel 
Pons  Mrs  C  M,  restaurant 
BOWLEY  H  Ai  general  merchandise, 

watchmaker,  jeweler  and  positmaster 
Rus-^i  &  Wogner  (Geo  Russi  and  Peter 

Wagner),  tlour-mills 

STANDISH  MACHINE   WORKS. 

S  Staiiriish  proprietor 
STANDISH  S,  machinist 
Wells  (J  H,  Silicon 
White  J  W,  wheelwright 

WIGGINS  GEOBGE,  stoves,  tinware, 
hardware,  pumps,  well  boring,  iron 
tanks  and  crockery 

Woodford  Charles,  livery  stable 


EXCELSIOR 

SODA  WORKS 

PACHECO, 

Contra  Costa  County*  Cal. 

All  products  of  these  works  are  manu- 
factured from  pure  Artesian  water  thus 
making  a  superior  article  of  Soda,  Sar- 
saparilia,  Ginger  Ale,  Cider,  etc. 

M.  BONZAGNI  ft  CO.. 

l*roprietor8. 

JOHN   CAMBS, 

DEALER  IN 

General  Merchandise. 

PACHECO, 
Contra  Costa  County*  CaL 

Dry   ami   Fancy  Gonds,    Orocerio!),  Hardware, 

Crockery,  Oloss  Ware,  Hats,  Boots  and 

Shoos,  Uil.'i,  I'aintti,  Druj^s  and 

Medirilie;!. 

A?ent  for  WeIN,  Far^o  ii  Co.,  and  Office  of 

Contra  Costa  'I'clephone  V,o. 


STANDISH 

Machine  Works, 

PACHECO,  CAL. 

Manufacture 

Cleaners,  Derricks,  Elevators,  Sflf-Fecd- 

ers.  Windmills,  Pumps,  C)^linder 

'J'eeth,  etc. 

Standlsh's  Improved  Windmill. 

a  Specialty. 
All  kinds  of  Jobbing  done  Promptly. 
S.  STANDISH.  Prop'r. 

GEORGE  WIGGINS, 

Stoves,  Tin  Ware, 

HARDWARE, 

Pumps  and  Well  Boring 
and  Iron  Tanks, 

CROCK ERV  AND  LAMPS, 

PACHECO, 

Contra  Costa  County,  Cal. 


PAGES. 

Placer  Coitntv.     Post-office  Auburn. 

Atwood  N,  farmer 

Bell  O  A,  farmer  and  miner 


Barns  R,  fanner 
Crosby  B,  farmer 
Depeudens  F,  farmer 
Duryer  C  O,  farmer 

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Hands  Wm,  farmer 
Hana  James,  farmer 
Hayes  Silas,  fanner 
Heenan  James,  miner  * 
McCarty  Mat,  fanner 
Monaghan  Jas,  farmer 
Noely  John,  farmer 
O'Brien  B  N,  farmer 
Page  J  J,  farmer 
PAGE  W  &  J  J.  farmers 
Smith  A  J,  farmer 
Still  W  V,  carpenter 
Welb  Joseph,  farmer 
Wilkinson  W,  miner 
Wilson  H,  farmer 


PAGUAY. 

San  Digqo  County.    Post-office  Weed. 

Dodson  N  H,  general  merchandise 
Gilbert  C  G,  fanner 


PAICINES. 

San  Benito  Countv.  A  post-office,  12 
miles  south  of  Hollistor;  popula- 
tion 50. 

McPHAIL  BROSt  (;oneral  merchandise 
Oiulerkirk  I,  blucksniith 
Palmtag  Wm,  saloon 


PAJARO. 

Monterey  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  on  the  Southern  P.icific 
11.  K.,  1  mile  from  Watson ville,  being 
the  junction  of  the  above-named  road 
and  the  narrow  guage  road  running 
to  Santa  Cruz.  'Ihe  Wataonville 
Lumbaring  Company  has  an  office  at 
this  place. 

BAKKER  J  R.   proprietor  Railroad 

Exchange  Saloon 
Baldwin  Mrs  J  M,  hotel 
Baldwin  J  M,  saloon 
Carey  Dennis,  hotel 
Chalmers  Alexander  B,  planing-mills 
Ddlon  &  !>aldwin  (A  Dillor   and  Thos 

Baldwin),  hotel 
Ketchum  M  L,  justice  of  peace 
Vauk  Frank,  a«t  S  P  It  K  and  S  C  R  R 
PAYNE  JS..dry  goods  tlothing,  and 

notary  public 

KAILROAD   EXCHANOE,    saloon, 

J  R  Bakker  proprietor 
Wntsonville  Mill  and  Lumber  Co 
West  Henry  E,  constable 


PALA. 

San  Dieoo  County.    A  post-office,  23 
miles  northeast  of  San  Luis  Rey. 


Cmmbie  L  J,  justice  of  peace 
Fairchilds  C,  general  merchandise 
Giddens  J,  constable 
Goldbanm  Simon,  general  merchandise 
Hicks  J  V,  conslable 
Jones  S  A,  general  merchandise 
Mnun  S,  general  merchandise 
Ormsby  E,  justice  of  peace 
Riche  i.  has,  general  merchandise 
Sholf  Louis,  general  meruhandise 
Stonwood  J  K,  goueral  merchandise 
Ult  L  H,  deputy  clerk  and  attomey-at- 

law 
VEAL  WMi  general  merchandise 


PANAMA. 

Kern  County. 

O'Hare  P,  cuunty  supervisor 


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PANOCHE. 

Fkesno  County.  A  post-office,  13 
miles  southeast  of  Emmett.  Popu- 
lation 420. 

BATTM  ISAAC,   assistant  postmaster 
Kuith  E  >S,  blat-ksmith 
HYER  TSAAK,   hotel,   general  mer- 
chandise, and  postmaster 
Reynolds  E  A,  hotel  and  saloon 


PARADISE. 

Butte  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
road  to  Susan  ville,  20  miles  northwest 
of  Oroville,  the  county  seat.  Farm- 
ing is  engaged  in,  and  a  great  quantity 
of  fine  fruit  is  raised  aniiually.  The 
mail  arrives  three  times  a  week.  Popu- 
latii>n  300. 

Chapman  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Edge  Muthew,  postmiister 
Hyde  Henry,  hotel  and  feed  yard 
Marsh  E,  saw-mill 
Miller  Geo  F 

Pmtor  Doddiidge  C,  postmaster 
Perkins  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Strong  Charles  A,  deputy  postmaster, 
and  wood  merchant 


PARADISE. 

Stanislaus  Cou.vty. 
KNOWLES  &  SON.  Hour-mills 

PARAISO  SPRINGS. 

Monterey  Couniy.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  situated  near  terminus  of 
the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.  (Northern 
Division). 


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Paraiso  Hot   Springs,  Reeve   &  Fiue 

proprs 
Reeve  &  Fine,  hotel,  and  agts  W,  F  & 

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PASADENA. 

Los  Angeles  County,  A  post-office, 
9  miles  northeast  of  Los  Angeles,  by 
stage.    Population  400. 

Baber  Rev,  pastor  Presbyterian  Church 
Baker  J  H,  blacksmith 
Bangs  Mrs,  propr  Arroyo  Vista  Hotel 
Blattenburg  J,  carpenter  and  builder 
Boggs  &  Bipley,  carpenters 
Bristol  A  O,  road  overseer 
Clark  B  O,  nurseryman 
Farnsworth  R  W  C,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 
Gano  P,  surveyor 
Giddings  J  R  &  G,  well-diggers 
Harry  Wm,  orchardist 
Hayes  £,  general  merchandise 

HOLLINOSWORTH  A  S,  orchardist 

Jewett  8  P,  surveyor 

Lowe  F  H,  orchardist 

Radebaugh  J  M,  physician 

Ridgway  H,  carpenter 

Wakely  W,  tinner 

Wallice  Joseph,  propr  fruit  cannery 

Watson  W  G,  butcher 

Williams  R,  job  printer 

Williams  R  &  Co,  provisions,  gen  mdse 

and  postmaster 
Youn{>clau8  J  D,  bootmaker 


PASKENTA. 

Tehama  County.  A  post-office,  30  miles 
by  stage  Houthwcdt  of  Tehama;  popu- 
lation '.'00. 

BEALL  ALFRED,  hotel,  general  mer- 
chandise and  post  iiaster 
Beali  Davil,  wagonmaker 
Blackbern  Cliarles,  blacksmith 
Finnessy  Jerry,  blacksmith 
Flourniiy  (J  H.  justice  of  the  peace 
James  J  B,  hotel 
.lames  Mack,  saloon 
Jiimes  Wm  M,  saloon 
McJaines  Wm,  saloon 
Mitchell  T)  C  stojk-raiser 
Owens  k  Williams,  stouk-raisers 
•Scoter  K,  justice  of  the  p«'ace 

SHELTON  JAMES,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Shelton  >S,  general  merchandise 
Uhl  Mrs  H,  hotel 
Whillock  J  R,  blacksmith 
Wright  &  Martin,  stock-raisers 
Youree  F  W,  saloon 


PASO  ROBLES. 

San  Ldi3  Obispo  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telef^raph  office,  reached 
via  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.  and  con- 
necting stage  lines;  30  miles  north  of 
San  Luis  Obispo. 

Barger  D  E,  physician 

Blackburn  Bros  Sc  James  (D  D  and  J 
H  Blackburn  and  D  W  James),  proprs 
Sulphur  Springs 

DXJInf  P  H)  general  merchandise,  post- 
master, notary  public,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co,  stage  and  steamer  agent 
and  physician 

Goldworthy  I,  supt  Josephine  Q  S  Mine 

Grandstaff  J  B,  Liacksmith 

Jones  James,  farmer 

Thomas  Rev  F  S.  clergyman  (Methodist) 


PATTERSON. 

Nevada  County.  A  post-office,  north  of 
Nevada  City  17  miles. 

Banks  &  Ramsdell,  butchers 
Bray  Michael,  bootmaker 
Hall  J  G,  hotel 

MORGAN  HEN RT,  postmaster 
MORGAN   JAMES    L,   general 

chandise 
Mosten  J  J,  hotel 
Vaughn  J  W,  blacksmith 


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PEACH  TREE. 

Monterey  County.  A  post-office,  55 
miles  southeast  of  Tres  Piuos,  by 
stage. 

Goldwater  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Griswold  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace 
Landrum  M  L,  postmaster  aud  collect- 
ing agent 
McLaughlin  F  X,  physician 
Modie  L  B  &  C  i  ,  hotel 
Utzerath  John,  constable 


PEARSON  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.     Post-office  Upper  I^ke; 
40  miles  by  stage  from  Cloverdale. 

Wright ,  propr  Pearson  Springs 

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Bruse  &  Andrews,  blacksmiths 
Bruse  &  Brittoii,  general  merchandise 
Edmonds  J  F,  haracssmuker 
Moore  J  E,  d  u^gist 
Seas  B  B,  saloon 


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PENRYN. 

Placer  Codntt.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Central  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  28  miles  northeast  of  Sac- 
ramento and  8  miles  southwest  of  Au- 
bura;  population  250. 

Adams  Samuel,  saloon 

Barter  Wm,  blacksmith 

Blanchard  John,  barber 

Dougherty  A,  blacksmith 

Drynan  Alex,  butcher 

Grant  E,  hotel 

Grejfory  J  H,  produce 

Griffith  G,  granite  quarries,  marble 
works  and  general  merchandise 

Hanson  A,  bootmaker 

Hosan  J  J,  physician 

HOLDER  JOHN,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co,  manager  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Office  and  agent  Central  Pacific 
RRCo 

HOLDER  &  SON,  general  merchandise 

HOLDER  W  F,  postmaster 

Hughes  J  J,  general  merchandise 

Mitchell  J  H,  assessor  revenue  district 
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Pascoe  W,  saloon 

Peterson  Jas,  saloon 

Puffer  W  H,  blacksmith 

Robinson  Wm,  supt  Chicago  Gold  Mine 

Wells  John,  boarding-house 

Wheeler  W  H,  li  juors 

Williamson  &  Co,  nursery 

PENTZ. 

BuTTK  County.  A  post-office,  12  miles 
north  of  Oroville  by  stage;  popula- 
tion 75. 

ANSEL  J  W,  assistant  postmaster 

Buffiiigton  J  B,  general  merchandise 

Burt  Aaron,  blacksmith 

Cory  Frank,  liquors 

Curtis  Joseph,  limeburiier 

Gomlspeed  T  V,  school  teacher 

Green  Robert,  bookkeeper  Oroville  Lum- 
ber Co 

Hastings  A  L,  blacksmith 

Hilton  D,  supt  Oroville  Lumber  Co's 
Dump 

Hilton  Klihu,  engineer 

HORN  FRED,  wheelwright 

Ijewis  George,  mechanic 

Parish  A,  limeburner 

Patterson  S,  mechanic 

PENCE  W  M,  hotelkceper,  farmer  and 
postmaster 

Van  Ness  James,  wheelwright 

PEPPERWOOD^BOTTOM. 

Humboldt  County. 


Greenlaw  J,  hotel 

Hazleton  L,  hotel  and  farmer 

PERKINS. 

Sacramento  C  o  u  n  t  y.  Post  -  office 
Brightdn.  A  stfilion  cm  the  Sacra- 
mento &  Plai:ervilie  IJ.  it.,  (i.^  miles 
from  Sacraiicnt »,  and  I  mile  from 
Brigl.ion. 

Perkins  T  S,  general  merchandise 
Pugh  8  H,  saloon 


PESCADERO. 

San  Mateo  County.  A  prjst,  express 
and  telegraph  oltiue,  sitaate<l  on  the 
Coast,  38  miles  from  San  Francisco, 
and  38  miles  from  Santa  CVuz,  by 
Coast  line.  It  is  reached  by  Taft  k 
Garretson's  staLtes  from  San  Mateo, 
30  miles  distant.  The  overland  ride 
is  a  pleasant  one,  beinif  over  excellent 
roads  and  made  in  quick  time,  in  con- 
stant view  of  Old  Ocean.  Tlie  (luiet 
character  of  the  town,  and  its  shel- 
tered position,  within  easy  distance  of 
the  sea  beach,  make  it  a  favorite 
resort. 

Beatty  B  F,  physician 
Benner  H  W,  barber  shop 
Brouse  P  Andrew,  livery  ataMe 
CEREOHINO   &    DEBEl^DETTI 

((riuseppe  Cereghino  and  Giuseppe 
Debenedetti),  general  merchandise 

CEREOHINO  GIUSEPPE  (Cereghino 
&  Debenedetti) 

Cumins  M,  constable 

DEBENEDETTI  GIUSEPPE  (Cereg- 

hino  &  Debenedetti) 

GARRETSON  JOHN,  general  mer- 
chandise, agent  Western  Union  Tel  Co 
and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  and  proprietor 
Sun  MatkO  and  Fcscadero  Stage  Line 

Goulson  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Hamilton  James  A  &  Co,  freight  line 

HUGHES  J  H.  general  merchandise 

Kostcr  Frederic,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Lues  Joseph,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Mountovaldo  John,  saloon 

Roe  &  Petterson  ('riniothy  Roe  and  C  A 
Pctterson),  butcher  simp 

StrykerP(J,  Pcsciulero  House 

SW ANTON  C  W,  proprietor  Swunton 

House 
TAFT  ANDREW  (Taft  &  Garntson) 

TAFT  ft  GARRETSON  (Andrew 
Taft  and  J  (larretson),  proprietors 
San  Mateo  nnd  Pesendero  Stage   Line 

Thompson  A  P,  general  merchaudise 


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Thompson  W  J,  justice  of  peace 
Tnfl^  John,  flouring-mill 
Williamson  J  C,  postmaster 
Wonfor  James,  buotmaker 
Woodward  S  M,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


PETALUMA. 

Sonoma  Countt.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  San  Francisco 
and  North  Pacifio  R.  R.,  15  miles 
from  Santa  Rosa.  Population  about 
5.000. 

It  ii  one  of  the  most  healthful  tovns 
of  the  State,  and  is  situated  about  37 
miles  northwest  of  San  Francisco,  at 
the  head  of  navi^^ation  on  Petaluma 
Creek.  Tiie  town  is  in  a  very  liourish- 
ing  condition,  owing  much  to  its  favor- 
able situation,  being  accessible  both  by 
rail  and  water.  Manufactories  r.re 
numerous.  The  'country  round  about 
makes  this  its  market  for  all  kinds  of 
dairy  produce,  and  it  certainly  can  lay 
good  claim  as  one  of  the  chiet  entrepots 
for  butter,  cheese,  poultry,  eggs,  etc. 
Having  the  advantage  of  locatiouat  the 
very  head  of  navigation,  and  sur- 
rounded as  it  is  with  a  country  so  rich 
in  these  products,  it  soon  took  the  lead 
which  it  now  holds,  and  is  at  this  day 
one  of  the  most  flourishing  of  the  in- 
land towns  of  California,  The  town  is 
excellently  laid  out,  the  streets  are  well 
graded  ;  the  public  school  and  church 
facilities  are  ample  for  the  inhabitants. 

Abraham  P,  Narrow  Guage  Saloon 
Abraham  &,  Holm  (P  Abraham  and  J 

Holm),  liquors 
Adel  Frank,  coffee  saloon 
AIKEN  BROS  (H  S  and  Wm  E  Aiken). 

Blue  Wiuir  Sa'noii,  Main 
AIKEN  H  S  (Aiken  Bros).  M:iin 
AIKEN  WM  E  (Aiken  Bros).  Main 
AMERICAN  HOTEL,  W  B  Matzen- 

bach  proprietor.  Main 
ARCADE  SALOON,  L  Haubrich   pro- 

prietor,  17  Western  ave 
.\t water  H   H,  cashier  First  National 

Gold  Bank 
Ayers  John,  iKiirclresser  and  bnths 
Badger  G   W,  furniture,  crockery,  and 

general  auctioneer 
Baldwin  C  T.  coilVe  saloon 
BANK  OF  SONOMA.  Wm  ITill  pr^s- 

ideut,  Vj  Deiiniaii    \  ice-presiileiit,  J   S 

Van   Doren   cashier,   cor    Main    and 

Wiishington 
B<uikrui)t  Sale,  Shirok  &  Co  ( Sliirek 

and  P  H  SwwhI),  general  tlry  goods 
Barnes  Bros  (J  J  and  J  K  Barnes),  horae- 

shoers 
Baruh  J,  city  hack  stable 


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Baruh  H,  tobacco  and  cigars,  fancy 
goods 

BAUER  L,  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements.  121  Main 

BEOQS  &  PERCIVAL.  livery  stable, 
cor  Washington  and  Kentucky 

BEGGS  T  J  (Beggs  &  Percival),  cor 
Washington  and  Kentucky 

Berger  M,  mi'r  buck  skin  gloves,  mer- 
chant tailor 

Bernhard  I,  general  dry  goods  and 
clothing 

Blackburn  Chas,  undertaker 

Bliss  Wm  D.  attorney-at-law 

BLUE  WING  SALOON.  Aiken  Bros 
proprietors.  Main 

Bonanza  Bazaar,  W  O  Carothers  propr 

BOWLES  J  M,  vice-president  Peta- 
luma Savings  Bank,  39  Main 

Bowles  J  M  &  Sons  (J  M,  S  and  B 
Bowles),  California  Mills 

Bowles  S  (J  M  Bowles  &  Sons) 

Bowman  W  F,  diarymun 

Brooklyn  Hotel,  Kelley  Tighe  propr 

Brown  Daniel,  capitalist 

BROWN  W   S;    marble   and  granite 

works,  224  Main 
Brush  Geo  M,  de|>uty  sheriff 
Bryant  &  Perry  (C  G  Bryant  and  A  F 

Ferry),  butchers 
Bnckius  W  L  &  Co  (Wm  L  and  W   L 

Buckius),   hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 

ware 
BUCKIUS  3  J,   stoves  and   tinware, 

plumbing  and  g;\sfitting,  17  Main 
Burgtorif  C  W,  harness  and  saddlery 
Burling  G  W,  cix^rs  and  tobacco 

BUTTER  WORKER  &  BUTTER 

MOLDS.  C  F  Hatch  mgr.  2U  Keller 
California  Insurance  Co,  J  T  Houx  agt 
California   Mills,  J  M  Bowles   &  Sons 

proprs 
Campbell  Joseph,  dry  goodi  and  clothing 
Canepa  L,  agt  Phceuix    Assurance    of 

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Ciinepa  L,  agt  Western  Assurance   Co 

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Canepa  L  &  G,  genernl  merchandise 
Caiievaseuii  S  J,  livery  sta  le 
Capitol  Sodii  Works,  B  F  Connolly 
Carothers  W  O,  Bonanza  Bazaar 

CARPENTER  LF.  pres  Mutual  Reliif 
Association  of  Poialmna,  cor  Wusli- 
iiigton  and  Ki'iitutky 
Cari<eiiter  &  Meyerholtz  (L  F  Carpenter 

iiixd  Henry  Meyerholtz),  butchcri 
Casey  B,  retail  liijuors 
('a.s>iday  Sainnol  (W«»Hton  &  Co) 
CAVANAOH  JOHN,    city   recorder. 

WaHliington,  Kant  i'etaluma 
CAVANAOH    JOHN,    rcihvood    and 
Ore^jon    hunlicr,  dctors,  windows  and 
blinds,  Washington,  East    Petaluma 

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CHOPABD  LOTJISt  watches,  clocks, 
silverware,  etc,  Main 

Christie  J  B,  physician 

City  Hack  Stable,  J  Barnh  propr 

City  Hotel,  J  CPeavy  propr 

City  Livery  Sale  and  Boarding  Stable, 
S  J  Canevascini  propr 

CODDING  G  £•  sec  Mutual  Relief 
Association  of  Petaluma,  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Kentucky 

CODDING  M  M.  sec  Woman's  Relief 
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Connolly  B  F,  Soda  Works 

Connolly  B  J,  (B  F  Cox  &  Co) 

Conservatory  of  Music,  Mrs  A  A  Fea- 
vey  aod  Miss  L  I  Putoam  teachers 

CorMtt  J  H,  blacksmith 

CORLISS  W  B«  house  and  sizn  painter 
and  paperhanger,  paints,  oils  and  var- 
ni'       Main 

COSMOPOLITAN  FOTEL.  Henry 
Mattliies  proprietor.  Main 

Cowen  Joseph  A,  bookbinder 

Cowen  Philip,  glassware,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Cox  B  F  ft  Co  (B  F  Cox,  J  D  Scott,  B  J 
Connolly  and  Thos  Kyle),  draying 
and  general  express,  wood  and  coal; 
office  W,  F&Co 

Cox  &  Fritsch  ( W  E  Cox  and  J  Fritsch), 
groceries 

Crans  J  H,  physician 

Davidson  James,  livery  and  sale  stable 

De  Montmorency  Heury,  restaurant 

DENMAN  E>  vice-president  Bank  of 
Sonoma,  cor  Main  and  Washington 

Dias  Isaac,  dentist 

Doehring  Chas,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery 

Drees  E  E,  country  produce 

DRTDEN  C  C,  agent  Petaluma  Trans- 
portation Company,  foot  of  E 

Dunn  Philip,  fruits,  vegetables  and  dai- 
ry produce 

"ECHO"  (The),  Hoag  &  Holton  pub- 
lishers 

Kdehnan  O  W,  liquors 

Ellsworth  ft  WiswoU  (L  Ellsworth  and 
J  A  Wisweil),  furniture,  paints,  oils, 
etc 

Engelhardt  J,  bootmaker 

Erwiu  N,  grocer 

Eureka !Saloi>n,  Fred  CI  hn  propr 

Exchirn;e  Saloon,  J.inic«)  Liltlu  propr 

FAIRBANKS  D  B.  cashier  Petaluma 
8aviiii<8  Hink,  IVJ  Main 

FAIRBANKS  H  T,  pnsidout  Petalu- 
ma Sj)viiii{S  iiituk,  3D  Main 

FALKNEa  M  H>  secrtitary  Sonoma 
and  Marin  fieueticial  Association, 
Main 


Fashion  Saloon,  6  E  Millett  propr 

FARQTJAR  C  S»  attorney  and  notary 
public.  Main 

Farren  Thos,  liquors 

Fine  Jo  if,  livery  stable 

Firemans'  Fund  Insurance  Co,  A  B  Hill 
agt 

First  National  Gold  Bank  of  Petaluma, 
I  G  Wickersham  pres,  H  H  Atwater 
cashier 

Flohr  M  H,  saddle-tree  factory 

Geary  T  J,  attorney-at-law 

Gerckens  ft  Hirn  (H  Grcrckens  and  L 
Him),  Union  Hotel 

Germania  Saloon,  V  Riedi  propr 

GILBERT  P  R  assi'.tant  secretary 
Mutual  Relief  Association  of  Petalu- 
ma, cor  Washington  and  Kentucky 

Gilbert  T  A,  fancy  goods  and  notions 

Glaha  Fred,  liquors 

Gla'8  Philip,  liquors 

Goldstein  H,  clothing  and  dry  good* 

Gounsky  J,  tailor 

Grannel  W  H,  bootmaker 

Graves  Geo  W,  physician 

Green  Bros,  dairymen 

GRIESS  GEORGE.  Sonoma  Brewery, 
We.«tem  ave  cor  Upham  and  Stanlt^y 

Gwin  ft  Brainerd  (J  E  Gwin  and  H  P 
Brainerd),  harness,  saddles,  etc 

Hale  Bros  &  Co,  dry  and  fancy  goods 

Hall  Bros,  dairymm 

Harford  Rev  R  L,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Harris  J  W  ft  Co  (J  W  and  W  S  Harris), 
stoves  and  tinware 

Haskell  W  B,  attorncy-<it-law 

Haskins  T  J,  crockery  and  musical  in- 
struments 

HATCH  C  P,  -nd  mills  nnd  manu- 
facturer Aliens'  Butter  Worker  and 
Butter  Molds,  26  Keller 

HAUBRICH  L,  liquors,  17  Western 
ave 

Hetlu'es  W  H,  constable 

HENRIES  CHRIS,  liquors,  Main 

Heary  A,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Hess  Frederick,  liquors 

Hill  A  B,  iigt  Kireirians'  Fund  Ins  Co 

HILL  WBC  president  Bank  of  Sonoma, 
cor  Maiu  ami  Wiishiiijrton 

HOAG  &  HOLTON  ( r  W  Hoag  and  M 

B  Holtoii).  piihlishcra  "The  Echo" 
Holm  J,  Narrow  (iiiage  Saloon 
Hilmes  Henry,  c;irpet  factory 
HofKis  K,  wagoinnakf  and  blacksmith 
HOPKINS  S  J,  Hoilwood  aiul  Oregon 

lunil)or,  cor  .'idiind  B 
Hoiix  J  T,   warcjiouse    and   dealer    in 
couutry  produjjo  and  agt  Calilornia 
Insunuice  (>o 
lluusaker  Rev  A\>,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 
Jacobs  Mrs  A,  dressmaker 


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JAMESON  &  OBMSBT  (S  E  Jameson 
and  M  P  Onnsby),  soap  works,  112 
Main 

JAMESON  S  E  (Jameson  &  Ormsby), 
112  Main 

Johnson  L  J,  horseshoer 

Joyce  Martin,  livery  stable 

Kaempffman  E  W,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Kahn  M,  liquors  and  cigars,  wholesale 
and  retail 

Karev  O,  boots  and  shoes 

Kelley  Mrs  A,  millinery 

Kelley  Chas  A,  groceries 

Killam  A  F,  fruits  and  vegetables 

King  N,  justice  of  the  peace 

Kubie  Chas,  tailor 

Kyle  Thomas  (B  F  Cox  &  Co) 

Lackie  Mrs  J,  librarian  public  library 

Life,  Fiie  and  Accident  Insurance  Co, 
Geo  C  Young  agt 

LIGHTNER  JOHN  S.  Petaluma  steam 
Marble  Works,  '210  Main 

Lippitt  E  S,  attorney  and  notary  public 

Little  Jamef,  liquors 

Liverpool,  London  and  Globe  Insurance 
Co,  F  Cowen  agt 

Lodge  Mrs  J  D,  mfr  human  hair 

Lo<lge  J  D,  sewing  machiues  of  all  kinds 

Looney  R,  windmills 

Lovejoy  Geo  E,  dentist 

MATTHIES  H,  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, 
Main  ^, 

MATZENBACH  W  R  American  Ho- 
tel,  Main 

MAUZT  S  H.  boots,  shoes,  hats  and 
cans,  41  Main 

IfAY  L  Oi  president  Sonoma  and  Ma- 
rin BeneHcial  Association,  Main 

Maynard  Frank  T,  druggist 

McFarland  D  A,  sec  and  gen  agt  Peta- 
luma Transportation  Co 

McFarland  T  A,  pres  Petaluma  Trans- 
portation Co 

McGuire  T,  druggist 

McXally  &  Clark  (J  W  MoNally  and  B 
Clark),  blacksmiths 

McNEAR  GEO  P.  f^ed  store.  Main 

McNEAR  GEO  P,  Oriental  Mills,  127 
Main 

McNEAR  GEO  Pi  wood  and  coal,  cor 
3d  and  C 

McNEAR  J  A,  warehouse,  Washing- 
ton, East  Petuluma 

McTaggart  M  Franklin,  physician 

Merritt  John,  dealer  in  live  stock 

Meyerholt/.  Henry  (Carpenter  &  Mcyer- 
holtz) 

Mill.tt  G  E,  liqnors 

Mitchell  O  K,  groceries 

Mollcr  Richard,  carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Montgoniery  Wm,  cl  aning  and  dyeing 

Morduoui  Thos,  boots  and  shoes 


Morrissey  John,  City  Marble  Works 
Munday  M  E  C,  supt  of  schools 
MUTUAL  RELIEF  ASSOCIATION 

OF   PETALUMA,    L    F  Carpenter 

president,  ii  R  Codding  secretary,  cor 

Washington  and  Kentucky 
Naughton  Bros  (J  F  and  H  J  Naughton), 

liquors 
Nay  &  Brooks  (LG  Nay  and  S  Brooks), 

planng-mills,  sash,  doors,  blinds  and 

general  mill  work 
Naylor  Joseph,  candy  and  confectionery 
Needham  Festus,  general  merchandise 
Newburgh    &  Co  (E    Newburgh),  dry 

goods,  clothing  and  furnishing  goods 
Nichols  Mrs  S,  physician 
O'Brien  M,  blacksmith 
O'Neill  J,  hi  rseshoer 
O'Reilly  Martin,  groceries  / 

ORIEl^TAL  FFED  STORE,  Geo  P 

McNear  proprietor.  Main 

ORIENTAL  MILL.   Geo    P    McNear 

proprietor,  127  Main 
ORMSBT  M  P   (Jameson  &  Ormsby), 

112  Main 
Oster  &  Rupp  (H  Oster  and  Geo  Rupp), 

hairdr>*88ers 
Overholser  A  B,  wholesale  and   retail 

butcher 

PAGE  WILFRED,  stock  raiser 
Palace  of  Fashions,  C  M  Phillips  propr 
Palmer  J  A,  harness  and  saddlery 

PALMER  J  M    (Preston   &   Palmer), 

cor  Washington  and  Main 
Pasqnay  Otto,  barber 
Patty  L  H,  physician 
Pearce  Geo,  attorney-at-Iaw 
Peavy  J  C,  hotel 
PeppersW  H,  nursery 
PERCIVAL  W  C  (Beggs  &  Percival), 

cor  Washington  and  Kentucky 
Perkins  Chas  O,  dentist 
Perry  A  F( Bryant  &  Perry) 
Perry  J  A,  contractor  and  builder 

PETALUMA     BREWERY,    Robu- 

sonjjroprietor.  Main 

"PETALUMA  COURIER,"   w   F 

Shattuck  proprietor,  F  W  Shattuck 
editor.  Main 

PETALUMA  FOUNDRY  AND 
MACHINE  WORKS,  vv  H  Worth 
proprietor,  lG-24  Keller  near  Wash- 
ington 

Petaluma  Livery  Stable,  Wm  Sweeney 
propr 

PETALUMA  SAVINGS  BANK,  H 

T  Fairbanks  president,  J  M  Bowles 
vice-pre^dent,  D  B  Fairbanks  cash- 
ier, \i{)  Main 

PETALUMA  SOAP  WORKS,  Jame- 

s<»n   &  Ormsby  proprietors,  112  Main 
Petaluma  Steam  Marble  Works,  John  8 
'  ightner  propr 


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CO.  T  A  McFarland  preaideiit,  D  A 
MoFarland  secretary  and  general 
agent,  C  C  Dryden  agent,  fnot  of  E, 
Petalama,  Jackson  at  wharf,  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Petaluma  Woolen  Mills,  C  L  Torr  mgr 

Petersen  Julias,  carriage  painter 

Pfau  John,  livery  stable 

Phillips  G  M,  dentist 

PhillipsG  M,  millinery  and  dressmaking 

Philips  Ja'cob,  merchant  tailor 

Phoenix  Assurance  Co  of  London,  L 
Canepa  agt 

Pimm  li,  painter 

FOEHIMAN  BROS  (M  and  C  Poehl- 
man),  hntchers,  Main 

POEHIMAN  CONRAD  (Poehlman 
Bris).  Main 

POEHLMAN  MARTIN  (Poehlman 
Bros),  Main 

Pomftta  D,  bootmaker      • 

PRESTON  J  M  (Preaton  &  Palmer), 
cor  Washington  and  Main 

Preston  &  Palmer  (J  M  Preston  and  J 
M  Palmer),  fnrnitnre,  carpets,  paints 
and  oils,  cor  Wa>4liington  and  Main 

Pnblic  Library,  Mrs  J  I^nckie   librarian 

PUTNAM  D  W  C  &  CO,  manufactur- 
ers of  wagons  and  carriages,  cor  West- 
ern ave  nnd  Keller 

PUTNAM'S  PATENT  CART.  D  W 

C  Putnam  patentee,  cor  Western  ave 

and  Keller 
Ranard  J  M,  fancy  goods 
Rasmuson  8,  planing-raills 
Keed  J  Q,  photogra^iher 
Remarque  Mrs  Cliristina,  midwife 
Kemarque  John  F,  physician 
Kiedi  V,  liquors 
Roberts  Henry  J,   groceries,    fruit  and 

vegetables 
Robinson  &  Farrell  (Wm  Robinson  and 

Wm  F  Farrell),  blacksmith.i  and  wag- 

onmnkers 
ROBUSON  OEOROE.  Petaluma  Brew- 
ery, Main 
Rodders  &  Munday  (J  PRodgcrs  and  M 

E  C  Munday),  attorneys 
Rosers  Edward.  li'fuors 
ROSS  OEOROE.  photographer,  .SG  Main 
ROTHS  M«  marble  works.   Main   opp 

Masonic  Temple 
Pugg  John  T,  bakerv  and  confectionery 
ST   CLAIR  OEO  W    (Young    &    St 

Clair),  Main 
ST  JOHN  S  C  (Tempel  k  St  John), 

Main 
Savage  John,  mfg  jeweler 
Schierhold    ft  Wohlers  (H  Schierhold 

and  T  Wohlers),  liquors 
8CHL0SSER  T  C>  stoves  and  tinware, 

)08  Main 
Schmitt  Geo,  general  merchandise 


Schnitz  X,  merchant  tailor 

Schultz  R  F,  bootmaker 

Scott  J  D  (B  P  Cox  &  Co) 

Scudder  N  W,  real  estate  agt 

SHATTUCX  F  W.  editor  "Petaluma 
Courer,"  Main 

SHATTUCK  W  P,  proprietor  "Peta- 
luma Courier,"  Main 

Shepherd  J  S,  physician 

Shiiek (Shirek  &  Co) 

Thorn  Chas  Jr,  general  freight  agt  S  F  & 
NPRR 

Show  A  J,  dry  goods,  clothing,  furnish- 
ing goods,  etc,  ami  merchant  tailor 

SKILLMAN  THEO,  importer  and 
breeder  uf  Norman  horses 

Smitt  J  6,  physician 

Snow  J,  real  estate  agt,  notary  public 
and  justice  of  the  peace 

SOLDATE  &  CO  (J  A  Soldate  and  J 
Cereghino),  Washington  Hotel,  Wash- 
incton 

SONOMA  BEER  DEPOT.  John  Vinal 

pro])rietor.  Main 

SONOMA  BREWERY,  Geo  Griess 
proprietor.  Western  ave  cor  Upham 
and  Stanley 

Sonoma  County  Water  Co,  Francis 
Smith  pres,  Wm  Hill  vice-pres,  P  W 
Lougce  sec  and  supt.  Col  B  L  Hessle- 
tine  collector 

SONOMA  &  MARIN  MUTUAL 
BENEFICIAL  ASSOCIATION.  L 
G  Ma)  pres,  M  H  Falkner  bee,  Main 

South  British  National  Assurance  Co, 
Scudder  &  Tut  tie  agts 

Spotswood  &  Co  (R  and  G  Spotswood), 
blacksmiths  and  carringemakers 

Stearns  F  R,  practical  optician  and 
jeweler,  watches,  clocks,  jewelry 

Stc'if.cr  P  Jos,  gun  and  locksmith 

Stei  ;z  H,  general  merchandise 

Stol'ter  Wm,  Ixotmaker 

SweidPH  (Shirek  &  Co) 

Swec-.iey  Wm,  livery  stable 

Swifj  t  Store,  H  Rteitz  propr 

Syn.  'nds  &  Lanioreaux  (C  W  Symonds 
and  G  W  Lamoreaux),  general  gro- 
eeriea.  hay,  grain  and  produce 

TALLEY  H  H.  house,  sign  and  orna- 
mental painting.  Main 

TEMPEL  C  (T.mpel  &St  John).  Main 

TEMPEL  &  ST  JOHN  (C  Tempel 
and  S  C  St  John),  harlware  and  agri- 
cultural implements.  Main 

"THE  ECHO."  Towne  &  Hinkle  (C 
Towne  and  VV  S  Hinkle),  editors  and 
proprietors,  cor  C  and  .SiJ 

THE  PACIFIC  AND  PETALUMA 
WIND  MILL.  SELF  REOULAT- 
INO,  C  P  Hatch  propr,  26  Keller 

Thompson  J  D,  fruit,  cigars  and  con- 
fectionery 

Tighe  Kelley,  Brooklyn  Hotel 


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Torr  C  L,  mgr  Petaluma  Voolen  MilU 

Towne  C  (Tdwrie  k  H  inkle) . 

Towiie  Smith  D,  druggist 

Treuholtz  E  M,  drui^gist 

Treuiioltz  E  M,  physician 

Truelson  C,  jeweler 

Twist  &  AUoway  (Minnie  Twist  and 
Mary  AUowuy),  dressmakers 

Union  Hotel,  Oerckens  &  Hirn  propr 

VAN  DOREN  J  S.  cashier  UanK  of 
Sonoma,  cor  Main  and  Washington 

Van  Doren  Wm  L,  American  Hotel 

Veale  &  Koach  (W  U  Veale  and  Thos 
Roach),  groceries  and  provisions 

Viera  Joseph,  fruits  and  vegetables 

VINAL  JOHN,  liquor^  Main 

Von  Lee  Chris,  junk  store 

Wi»!sh  M,  boots  and  shoes,  and  boot- 
maker 

Warnekros  U.  gun  and  locksmith 

WASEIHOTON    AND   FASHIOlf 

BTAHr.TM^  T  J  Beggs  and  W  C 
Fercival  proprietors,  cor  Washington 
And  Kentu  ky 

WASHINOTON  HOTEL.  Soldate  k 

Co  proprietors,  Washington 
Waters  Mrs  S  J,  dressmaker 
"WEEKLY  ARQTJS."  Weston  &  Co 

editors  «nd  proprietois,  Main 
Wells,  Farq[o  ft  Cfo,  A  Henry 
Wells  Wd.  R,  phyvician 
Western  Assurance  Co  of  Toronto,    L 

Cmepa  agt 
Western  Fire  and  Martne  Assurance  Co, 

Scudder  ft  Tuttle  agts 


Western  Union  Telegraph  OiBce,   H   B 

Higboeingr 
Weston  &  Co  (H  L  Weston,  J  H  Mo- 

Nahl),  and  Samuel  Cassiday),  proprs 

"  Weekly  ArKOs" 
Weston  Henry  L,  postmaster 
Whiteb.ead  Chos,  barber 
Whiting  H  C,  supt  S  F  ft  N  P  R  R 
Whitney  A  P.geu  commission  merohant 
Whitney  A  P,  groceries 
Wick  Jacob,  Petaluma  Tannery 
Wickersham   J  G,  pres  Firal^  National 

Gold  Bank 
Wiers  ft  Spotswood  (J  Wiers   and    A 

Spots  wood),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 
Winans  ft  Goshen  (J  L  Winans  and  M 

D  Goshen),  gr'>cers,hay,feed  and  frrnii 

WOMANS'  RELIEF  ASSOCIATION 

of  Petaluma,  J  E  Woodworth  presi- 
dent, MM  Codding  secretary,  4th  bet 
BandC 

WOODWORTH  J  E.  president  Wo- 
maiis'  Keiiet  Association  of  Petaluma, 
4th  bet  B  and  C 

WORTH  W  H.  Foundry  and  Machine 
Works,  Keller  nr  Washington 

Young  Chas,  groceries 

TOXJNOCM  (Youngft  St  Clair),  Main 

Young  Geo  C,  agt  Life,  Fire  and  Acci- 
dent Ins  Co 

TOUNO  ft  ST  CLAIR  (C  M  Young 
and  Geo  W  8t  Clair),  house  an. I  orna- 
mental painting,  Main 

Zartman  W  ft  Co,  mfrs  buggies,  wagons 


T.  J.  BEOGS. 


W.  C.  PERCIVAL. 


Washin^on  Sn  Fashion 

Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stables. 


BECCS  &  PEACIVAL,  Prop  ietors. 
Corner  W  ashington  and  Kentucky  Steets,  Petalumi 

Good  Teams  and  Sacldle  Horses  to  let.     Particular  attention  paid  to  the  care  of 
Fanners'  Stock  and  the  Boarding  of  Horses. 
O"  Also,  Proprietrrs  of  the  Bodega  Stage  Line,  which  leaves  Petaluma  daily 
(ffxcept  Sundays)  at  7:30  A.  M  >  via  Washoe  House,  Bloomfieldand  Valley  Ford. 


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stops  when  the  wind  blows  hard,  never  requires 
watcninK-  Ih  ol  ways  ready  to  dn  it8  work.  Will  not 
blow  down.  Never  tailed  to  take  Premiums  wher- 
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CD    UlTPU     86  KELLCA  STBmBT, 
.  r.  nA  I  Un )  PeUlnma. 

Having  secured  the  Patent  Rii;ht  for  Sonoma  and  Napa  Counties  I  am  now 
manufacturing  and  selling  these  Mills  at  the  lowest  pnsRible  prices, 

I  also  manufacture  the  "ALLEN  BUTTEU-WORKEU*'  and  LIGNUM- 
VIT/E  BUITER-MOLDS,  and  will  fill  orders  by  Express  or  otherwise  at  low- 
eat  rates. 

0.  P.  HATCH.  No.  26  Seller  Streat.  Petaluma. 

PETALUMA  FOUNDRY 

AND  MACHINE  WORKS, 

Keller  Street,  near  Washington,         Petaluma,  Cal. 

W.  H.  WORTH,  Proprietor. 

(  For  the  post  ten  years  Ftiroman  of  the  Union  Iron  W  irka,  Proisott,  SiH)tt  ft  Ca,  San  Franciso3.) 


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SONOMA  BREWERY, 

PETALUMA. 


GEORGE  GREISS,  PMprletor, 

Weitorii  Avenue,  cor.  ITphnmand  Stanley. 


PETERS. 

San  Joaquin  Counts.  A  post  and  ex- 
pl•e^s  otHcenttho  junction  of  Stockton 
and  Copperopolia  Division  of  tho 
Central  Pacific  R.  li  ,  where  change 
of  cars  ia  made  for  Milton,  13  miles, 
Oakdale,  ]*J  miles,  and  Stockton,  15 
miles  distant.  It  has  about  50  inhab- 
itants. 

Atwood  J  P,  blacksmith 

Baker  S  T,  agt  Copperopolis  and  Milton 
R  R  and  saloon 

McMahon  Martin,  hotel 

Snow  W  B,  saloon 

VAN  CUBAN  R0>  groceries  and  post- 
master 

Webb  T  J,  saloon 


PETROLIA. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
frraph  office,  45  miles  southwest  of 
Eureka.    Population  210. 

Ball  J,  constable 

Conklin  M  J,  notary  public 

D welly  J  P,  justice  of  peace 

Hunter  W  S,  general  merchandise 

KACKY  JNO  At  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Marshall  D  L,  saddler 
O'Leary  A  Johnson,  blacksmiths 
Rackliif  C  F,  hotel 
Schuchert  P,  boots  and  shoes 


PHILIP  S  FLAT. 

Humboldt  County. 

Perkins ,  general  merchandise 


PHOENIX  MINE. 

Napa  County.    Post-office  Pope  Valley. 


Liddell  Wm,  propr  Etna  Spring*  )^otel 
Meyers  Daniel,  propr  Phoenix  Minos 
BH0DB3  M  Q,  supt  Napa  Con  <juick- 
■ilver  Mine 


PICO  CANYON. 

Los  Anukles  County.    Post-office  New- 
hall. 

Mentry  0  A,  supt  Pico  Wells 

PIERSON  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.    Post-office  Bertha. 
Kebert  J  J,  propr  Pierson's  Springs 


PIGEON  CREEK. 

Amador  County.    Post-office  Oleta. 
Uhlinger  Bros,  vineyard  and  winery 


PIGEON  POINT. 

San  Mateo  County.  Post-office  Pes- 
cadero.  A  telegraph  office,  'iS  miles 
by  stage  from  San  Mutuo. 

COBUBN  L  wharf 
(rnvernmont  Light  House 
Machado  M,  salopn 


PILARCITOS  TOLL  GATE. 


San  Mateo  County. 
Moon  Bay. 

Clark  W  H,  saloon 


Post-office  Half 


PILOT  HILL. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post-office,  8 
miles  south  of  Auburn  by  stage.  Pop- 
ulation lOU. 

Ashley  W  E,  blacksmith 
Bayley  A  J,  general  merchandise 
Buchan  W,  general  merchandise 
Jones  Conrad,  tailor 
Lovejoy  &  Lewis,  stage  lines 
Marson  L,  bFacksmith 
McLagan  Mrs,  hotel 
Mendez  J  A,  general  merchandise 
Warner  M  L,  bootmaker |^ 


PINE  GROVE. 

Amador  County:  A  post-office,  on  the 
Jackson  and  Dry  town  stage  road,  9 
miles  north  of  Jackson,  the  county 
seat.     It  is  nicely  located,  has  a  very 


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125.  It  is  aupported  by  the  mining 
interest. 

Emmons  S  W,  hotel 

Hinckle  Bev,  clersymnn  (Methodist) 

WHEELER  J  Tf  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Williams  J  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 


PINE  GROVE. 

Mendocino  County.    Post-otBce  Cas- 
par. 

Jardine  &  Sass  (James  Jardine  and  C  D 

F  Sftss).  tannery 
Sasj CDF,  brewery 


PINE  GROVE. 

Butte    County.      Post-office     Clipper 
Mills;  3  miles  above  Clipper  Mills. 

Schultz  J  F,  hotel 


PINE  LOG  CROSSING. 

Tuolumne  County.  Po»t-office  Colnm- 
bia;  is  on  the  direct  rond  to  Crystal 
Palace  Cave,  2  miles  distant. 

WIEDEKIND  Ai  general  merchandise 


Calaveras  County, 
lumne  Hill. 

Cook  Bros,  mining 


PINE  PEAKE. 

Post-office  Moke- 


PINE  STATION. 

Napa  County.    Post-office  St.  Helena. 
Thoman  John,  wine  cellar 


PINO. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  and  express 
office,  on  the  line  of  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  K.,  25  miles  from  Sacra- 
mento and  1 1  miles  from  Auburn. 

Boiler  ft  Fischer,  blacksmiths 

HASKELL  DUDLEY 

Laird  Hydraulic  Mine 

Loomis  J  O,  postmaster  and  agt  W,  F 

&  Co  and  Central  Pacific  11 R  agt 
Pino  Exchange,  J  O  Loomis  propr 
Pino  Stone  and  Polishing  Works,  John 

Lee  propr 
Yankee  Hill  Hydrtiulic  Mine 


PINOLE. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  •  fflce,  situated  on  San 
Pablo  Bxy.  Also  a  stutinn  on  the 
Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  14  miles  from 
Oakland. 

Boyd  J  W,  blacksmith 
California  Powder  Works 
FERNAin)EZ  Bi  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Frazer  J  A,  blacksmith 
Lnoke  J  R,  wagonmaker 
O'Brien  Mrs  Mary,  saloon 
Thorm  P,  county  supervisor 


PIONEER  MINE. 

Sierra  County.    Post-office  St.  Louis. 
BAJTRB.  B  F>  owner  Pioneer  Mine 


PITTVILLE. 

Shasta  Coun'iy.  A  post-office,  situ- 
ated on  Pit  River,  in  the  eastern 
portion  of  the  county.  It  has  stnge 
communication  with  Redding,  and 
df!pen<ls  on  stock-raising  and  agricul- 
ture for  its  support. 

Marks  L,  hotel 

PENROSE  C>  generol  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Youngu  C,  feed  stable 


PLACERVILLE. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post,  expreM 
and  telegraph  «>ffice.  One  of  the  old- 
est mining  towns  in  the  State,  and 
oiiginally  called  Hangtown;  is  the 
county  seat  of  one  of  the  finest  fruit 
growing  counties  in  the  State,  and 
with  the  mining  interests  and  the 
development  of  quartz  and  gravel  dis- 
coveries of  late,  iirospects  are  biddinjL; 
fair  to  make  this  place  one  of  the 
most  important  <>f  the  inland  towns 
of  California.  It  is  60  miles  cast  cf 
Sacramento,  30  miles  by  stage  from 
Auburn,  and  II  miles  from  Shingle 
Springs,  the  present  terminus  of  the 
Placerville  and  Sacramento  R.  R. 

Alden  S  J  &  Co,  druggists 

Aldcrson  Thomas,  dry  goods,  clothing 

and  banking 
Allen  H  S,  gunsmith 
Ballard  k  Simmons  (J  Q  A  Ballard  and 

H  F  Simmons),  liquors 
Barss  F  F,  jeweler  and  watchmaker 
Bartho'omew  &  Pratt  (A  Bartholomew 

and  H  H  Pratt),    livery   and    feed 

stable 


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Bayley  A  A,  city  anpervitor 

Becker  John,  profeaior  of  masio 

Baffa  Anoelo,  Itquora 

Bennett  M  P,  attorney 

Blair  John  k  Jamua,  lumber,  hay  and 

grain 
Blanohard  Geo  O,  attomey-at4aw  and 

notary  public 
Boles  E  A,  blackamith  and  wagonmaker 
BonythnnJamee,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Brian  Henry,  furniture  and  undertaker 
Brown  Qua,  tailor 

Burnham  Oeorgo,  sheriff  and  treasurer 
Butts  James,  barber 
Carpender  W  P,  justice  of  the  peace 
Carpenter  O  J,  attorney 
Carpenter  Prentice,  attorney 

CABT  HOUSr*  W  M  Donahue  pro- 
prietor 

CENTRAL  HOUSE.  John  Titler  pro- 
prietor 

CITT  DRUG  STORE,  Shelley  Inch 

proprietor 
Collins  Fred,  coroner 
Cook  &  Sibeck  (Abraham  Conk  and  C 

Sibeck),  El  Dorailo  Flour  Mills 
Crippin  J  J,  feed  stable 
Crocker  B  S,  dry  goods,  boots  ond  shoes 
Culliertson  A  T,  furiiiiure   aiid  Wedding 
Dnrlin^tton  Abraham,  groceries 
Dater  Robert,  blacksmith 

DAVIS  B   F,    editor    ond  proprietor 

"El  Dorado  County  Republicau" 
Degelman  John,  boots  and  shoes 

DEHCH  J  W,  saddlei  ond  harness 

Ditsou  Wm,  liquors 

Dixon  W  H,  groceries 

DONAHUE  W   M.    proprietor    Cary 

House 
Dryer  J  L,  physician 
Dunn  D  horseshoer 
Dunn  Nelson,  carpenter 

"EL  DORADO  COUNTY  REPUB- 
LICAN." B  F  Davis  editor  and  pro- 
prietor 

Engesser  P  H,  liquors 

Fox  J,  blacksmith 

Froser  Thru,  notary  public 

Frey  Lawrence,  meat  market 

Ualt  Thos  A,  county  assessor  andjcol- 
lector 

Giebenhain  F  G,  liquors 

Giebenhain  Mrs  Miiry,  brewery 

Gilbert  Geo  H,  photographer 

Glynn  Irn,  dentibt 

Graham  Rev,  Presbyterian  clergyman 

Graves  A  M,  groceries 

Greene  Benjamin,  gunsmith 

Guaico  Father,  Catholic  clergyman 

Hardic  Thos,  supervisor 

Hilhert  Charles,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery 


EOFHBISTER    F,    proprietor  Ohio 
House;  omple  accommodations,  mod- 
erate charges;  bar  supplied  with  choice 
wines,  liquors  and  cigars 
Howard  Clarkf,  attornev-at-IaW 
Hiilburd  Canning  and  Drying  Co,  H  O 

Hulburd  mgr 
Hutchinson  Hamnel  Jr,  mining  supt 
INCH  SHELLET.  books.aud  station- 
ery :^.^.sr" 

Ingham  Geoive  H,  district  attorney 

Irwin  Chas  F\  attomey-at-law 

Johnson  William,  barber 

Jones  ft  Chichester,  lumber 

Keespe  Joseph,  oand\'  and  varietiea 

KEIL  C  H.  hairdresser 

Kemp  William,  cooper 

KEMPTHORN  J  H.  choice  wines, 
liquors  and  cigari 

Kimball  Geo  VV,  surveyor 

Kinne  Mrs  E,  propr  Placer  Hotel 

luindecker  Isaac,  barber 

Landeoker  I.ouis,  groceries 

LEWRIGHT  A  J,  propridtor  stoge 
line  toGiizzly  Flat 

Loveless ,  su|ifr visor 

Lowry  A  J,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co  and  post- 
master 

Ludinghnuse  Fred,, blacksmith  and  wa- 
gonmukur 

Munloy  A  G,  propr  Miners'  Restaurant 

Markliam  C  E,  school  supt 

Marks  I  D,  agt  patent  fruit  pitter 

Marks  L  D,  justice  of  the  peace 

Mnson  ft  Reed  (B  D  Mason  and  John  I 
Ree«l),  groceries 

McPearson  John  M,  soda  water  mfr 

Mell  John,  liquors 

Merrill  C  E,  deputy  collector  internal 
revenue  ]  ,  '*!l!r"  -^  MH 

Miersoti  ft  Jowell  (A  Miorson  and  G 
Jew«;ll),  clothing,  dry  goods  and  bank- 
ing 

Miller  J  W,  liquors 

Morey  H  S,  Pluccrville  Foundry  and 
Machine  Shop 

Morrii  O  V,  bootmaker 

"MOUNTAIN  DEMOCRAT, "  Selkirk 

&  Selkirk  cUitirs  and  proprietors 
MnfHey  VV  N.  clerk  Central  House 
Mullen  Wm,  liquors 
Myers  George,  liquors 
O'Donncll  J  C.  tobacco  and  cigars 
OHIO  HOUSE.  F  Hofmttsttr  proprietor 
O'MBIL  JOSEPH,  profeasiouul  miner 
I'arkliurat  E,  bootmaKrr 
Purkhurst  U,  general  merchandise 
Patten  Thomas  B,   notary  public  and 

conveyancer 
Patton  &  Mayer  (M  Pntton  andM  May- 
er), blackbmiihs  and  horsoshoera 
Pierce  Rev  C  C  (Episcopal) 
Rogers  J  C,  tailor 
Rolleri  Joseph,  liquors 


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SELKIRK  ft  8BLKIBK  (W  A  and 

W  K  Selkirk),  «dituranu(l  proprietors 

"Muuiitaia  Dt^mocriit" 
Sigwurt  J  A,  jeweler  nnd  watchmaker 
Simon  M  k  Son  (M  and  D  Simon),  dry 

Rondi  nnd  dutliing 
Simpson  James,  bukery 
Skiimer  J  D,  deputy  auoaior  and  ool> 

lector 
Smith  H  W,  physician 
SpHiheck  A  •!,  carpenter 
STEPHENS  J   Ci    livery,    feed   and 

Iwar  ling  stable 

STEPHENS  T  B*   proprietor  Placer- 

villu  und  8biiiali^  Spriiifts  Sta'je  Line 
Stewart  A  0,  mgr  W  U  'i'el  Co 
STONE  DR  W  W.  dentist 
TAOTHEIER  ft  CO  (F  'i'ngtmeior  and 

Cliurles  liobleit),   Washington  Meat 

Murknn 
Thonius  Mrs  I  B,  millinery 
Tindull  George  F,  A  M,  Plucervillo  Aca- 

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TITLIBR    JOHN,  proprietor  Central 

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Tracy  H  N,  boots  nnd  shoes 
Tyson  Cbarlos,  dentist 
Vnr  >2zii  Mar  'o.  litiuors 

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moier  1%  Co  nr-prietors 
Wentherw.ix  C  H  &  Co  (C  H  Woather- 
wttx,  J  B  Sturgos  »n<l  U  AldersonJr), 
hardware,  stoves  and  tinwaro 


Welts  C  W,  liquors 

Williams  Geo  E,  superior  Judgo 

Wilson  1),  liquors 

WILTSE  ft  CARPENTER  ( W  Wiltse 
and  b' C  Cut  pent  r),  fruit  ond  pro- 
duce, preen  and  dried  fruits 

Witmer  K  W,  county  clurk,  recorder 
and  auditor 

Wonderly  N,  blacksmith 

Worthen  H  W  A,  pliysician 

Wythe  J  II  Jr,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Yarnold  It,  pr.  pr  ^wniun  House  and 
grocerioa,  Up])er  Placerville 

Yarnold  Uichard,  meat  market 

Young  M  \V,  physician 

Zeii>s  Jncnl-  propr  California  Brewery 

J.  C.  STEPHENS, 

LiTery,  Eeeii  aoil  Sale  Me, 

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El  Dorado  County,  CALIFORNIA. 


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J.  H.  KEMPTHORN, 

WlioluMle  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

PURE  WINES  AND  LIQUORS, 

Main  Street,  Placemlie. 

^''Families  Supplied  on  Short  Notice. 


T.  R.  STEPHENS 

PROPRIETOR. 


Plaeerville  and  Shingle  Spring 
STAGE  LINE 


RUNS    THROUGH 


MQl  Springs  and  Diamond  Springs. 


DR.  W.  W.  STONE, 

DENTIST, 

OFFICB: 

OVER  ALDERSON'S  STORE, 
Main  St„  Plaeerville,  CaL 


GRIZZLY  FLAT 

STAGE   LINE 

A.  J.  LEWRIGHT,  Prop  r. 

LEAVE  PLACERVILLE  EVfiRY 

Sunday,  Taesday  and  Thursday, 

Return  from  Grizzly  Flat 

EACH  FOLLOWING  DAY. 

Plaeerville,  El  Dorado  Co.,  Cal. 


ESTABLISHED  1864. 

SELKIRK  &  SELKIRK.  Proprietors. 

South  Side  of  Main  St.,    Two  Doors  below  Gary  House; 


OLDEST  DEMOCRATIC  PAPER  IN  CALIFORNIA. 


OFFICIAL  PRESS  OF  £L  DORADO  COUNTT, 

And  has  the  LARGEST  CIRCULATION  of  any  Papsr  in  the  County. 


PLAINFIELD. 

Yolo  County.      A  post-offico,  74  miles 
aoutliwcst  of  Wooillanil. 

Cli.nncy  Stow,  hariics-tmiker 

Coffnian  August,  blacksmith   and  wag- 

onmaker 
Stroup  Harry,   blacksmith  and  wa^on- 

maker 
WALDORF  J  W.   general  merchan- 

di»e  and  iio-tmaater 


PLAINSBURG. 

Merced  County.  A  post  and  express 
nlHcc,  II  Mtilps  soutlieast  of  Murced. 
A  railroad  shipping  point. 

Albeck  A  J  W,  geuerul  merchandise 

lioml  L  ]{,  clergyman  ((J  t'  Church) 

Bo^dun  W  H,  li<*tel  and  saloou 

Dahlo  J,  bootmaker 

H.rriti  &  Newm^in,  hotel 

Heacnck  &  Van  Campcn,  blacksmiths 


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Jacobs  A,  general  merchandise 
LANOEB  Ai  justice  of  peace,  notary 

public,  and  postmaster 
Lander  &,  Bo,  wagoumakera 
Mailciry  Mrs  John,  milliner 
O'Brien  E  8,  physician 
Ranias  Thos  O,  Spanish  bit  mfr 
King  John  E,  saloon 
Sawrie  R  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Sox  C  &  Bros,  hotel 
Thornp  John,  general  merchandise 
Turner  W  VV,  outcher 
Van  Cam  pen  A  B,  blacki«mith 
Waller  James,  blacksmith 
West  &  Furman,  dry  goods 


PLANO. 

Tulare  County.     A  post-office,  3  miles 
southeast  of  f orterville. 

Babcock  L  B,  blacksmith 

Dw.nell  Clark,  blackoinith 

Hunt  C  N,  wagoumaker 

Uussell  Bros  (Geo  and  John),  •{en  mdse 

Kussell  (jreo  H,   carpenter  and  photo- 

g-'apher 
Rujsell  P,  livery  and  sale  stnble 
THOMSON  WM,  gen<  ral  merchandise, 

postmaster,  and  tiotel 


PLEASANT  GROVE. 

Sacramento  CouNTr.  Post-office  Sac- 
ramento. 

Klump  S,  hotel    ' 

Salisbury  J,  general  merchandise 

PLEASANT^ROVE. 

Su TTEK  County.  A  post-office,  situated 
'2'y  miles  southeast  uf  Yub.k  City,  in 
a  kurtile  section,  and  has  many  well- 
iinpruVid  tarms  in  the  vicinity.  Pup- 
ulutiun  lUO. 

Brat'ley  ¥,  bootmaker 

Eiigii.dsei'  CiiiU',  butulier 

HalleckcT  John,  carpenter 

Kleinp  li,  iidtul  and  saloon 

Metciilf  0  E,  s.ilo'in 

PHILLIPI  BROS,  wheelwrights  and 

blacks  iiitli!),   uiid    mauiifiicturers   ul 

Auulus  Windniill 
Pierce  &  Salisljury,  gereral  merchandise 
Saundui  3  J  D,  blacksmith 


PLEASANTON. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  at  the 
entrance  of  iiiverniure  Valley,  on  the 
Central  Pacilio   R.    R.,   approaching 


from  the  west;  4*2  miles  from  San 
Francisco,  and  11  mdea  from  Niles. 
As  its  name  indicates,  it  is  a  pleas- 
antly situated  village,  of  about  800 
inhabitants,  well  shaded  streets,  and 
a  thriving  town,  the  first-class  hotel 
being  the  Rose  House. 

Alviso  J  M,  livery  stable 

Arendt  H,  postmaster  and  agt  W,F  &  Co 

Arendt  H  &  Co  (H  &  J  Arendt),  general 

merchanise 
Bass  Cyrus,  physician 
Bilz  J  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Boush  Albert  R,  bakery 
Boydston  U  A,  agt  C  P  R  R,  and  W  U 

Tel  operator 
Burbank  James,  artist 
Conner  James,  bootmaker 
Dadila  S,  bootmaker 
Dai'cy  M,  saloon 
Detjens  H,  general  merchandise 
Dilz  J  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
English  J  C,  school  trustee 
Evans  T  R,  fruit  and  poultry 
Farmers'  Hotel,  Jacob  .Johnson  propr 
FOLEY  D  J,   editor    and    prupridtor 

"Pleauanton  Star" 
Geyser  John,  saloon 
Guyettc  John,  huruessmaker 
Hallon  Daniel,  meat  mnrket 
Harms  August,fanncr  and  school  trustee 

HARRIS  &  SON  (Wm  Harris  and  T 
W  Harris),  livery  and  feed  stable 

Herbert  Mrs  M,  dressmaking 

Hortenstine,  Stover  &  Co  (J  B  and  Jas 
Horteubtiue  and  J  E  Stover),  general 
merchandise 

Johnson  Jacob,  hotel 

Koib  Philii>pi,  gen  mdse  and  flour-mill 

Ludwig  Wni,  market 

Marchenoa  Louis,  plasterer  and  painter 

Mark  I  N,  pliys  cian  an<l  justice  of  peace 

Meedse  George,  carpenter 

Miirris  Mrs  M,  dressmaking 

Motley  A,  milliner 

Murphy  James  J,  Emerald  House 

Myer,  Chadbourne  Sc  Co,  grain  ware- 
house uiid  Kimber 

Napier  Win,  suloon  and  ice 

Neal  J  H,  cout>;uble  and  collector 

Pulmur  J  R,  atti.  aey-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Pasco  Thos,  ii>^tel 

Fhulps  T  J,  clergym.>u  (Presbyterian) 

PLEASANTON  HOTLL,  Martin  Sta- 

jotiaiiii  proprietor 
PIEASANTUN    STAR,    D  J    Foley 

editor 
Powers  P,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
ROSE  HOTEL,   J  A  Rose  proprietor 
ROSE  J  A>  proprietor  Rose  Hotel 
Schsvartz  Jacob,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Silva  Manufl,  barber  and  saloon 


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STAJOHANir  MABTIN,  proprietor 

Piea^aiitnti  Hutel 
Stearne  C  B,  blacksmithiiig 
Strang  H  H,  saluon 
Tellea  Joseph  M,  wine  depot  . 

Waterman  M  &  Co,  {•rain  dealers  and 

warehouse 
Weller  H  O,  agt  Waterman  &  Co  oiid 

ancti  >neer 
WISE  C  H.  stoves  and  tinware 
Zeller  C,  puinter 

PLEASANTON  HOTEL 

Scutches  €ilstltVl«S. 

Pleosanton,  Alameda  Co.,  California, 

B>ard  and  Lodging,  per  Week iJS.OO  to  $'  00 

"  "         "     Day Ul.OO  to  $1.50 

Single  Meals 25  Cents. 

BIARTIN  STAJOHANN,  Prop'r. 

PLEASANT  VALLEY. 

El  T)or\do  County.  A  post-offico,  21 
miles  by  stage  from  Shingle  Springs, 
anil  12  miles  from  riacerville.  Popu- 
lation 275. 

Ciisey  Jas,  hotel 

Baker  Vnlney,  snrveyor 

Burns  Samut-l,  fanner 

Ciiinpliell  Jiihii,  slieep  r.iiser 

Crabtree  .W  N,  gunsmith 

Dent  J  W,  fanner 

Doran  R<>bt,  farmer  ami  stock  miser 

Duiic.in  O  H  1',  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Fletchfr&  Tlionipson,  farmers 

Frame  James  8,  farmer 

Oraham  J  K.  farmer 

Halliburt  -n  IT  W.  farmer 

Holiiiq  ist  Jnlin.  limekiln 

Hiif'tetler  .r.icdl),  farmer 

J.^olwnn  .lohn,  sliuep  r.iiser 

LjEE  ET,  general  meicliamlisc 

L  'iig  S  A.  sail 'Oil     I 

Lumcrcau  C  M,  farmer 

Manier  Klam,  teams  cr 

McCntcheon  J   I',  teamster 

MeCtitclieon  S  M,  poultry 

Myers  Mis  Joseph,  hotel 

N'lrris  1',  hntel 

()  bi>rn  A  I',  farmer  and  fruit  grower 

Osb  irn  F,  farmer 

O'born  Oliver,  farmer  and  carpbreedcr 

Philips  M  M,  p  mltry 

Ifand  A,  lumlKrman 

Hichanlson  Kminett,    gen  mdsc 

Ross  Aiidrovv,  KJieep  raiser 

Itowlaiul  Marcus,  c.irpeuter  and  fruit 
prober 

Rowland  James,  cariientcr 

Smits  Joseph,  farmer 

Snyder  TIiom  J,  cooper 


Stalks  Henry,  hotel 
TflOMPSON  A  F.  postmaster 
Witt  U  8,  farmer 
Worthley  Thos  W,  stock  raiser 


PLEASANT  VALLEY. 

Ventura  County.    See  Springfield. 


PLEITO. 

Monterey  County.  Post-office  Jolon; 
5i  mdea  by  stage  from  Soledad. 

Betts  .Jiis  T,  blacksmith 

HACKETT  J  A.  general  merchandise 

Taylor  W  H,  hotel 

PLYMOUTH. 

Amador  Cousrv.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  olliee;  is  a  thriving  and 
prosperous  town  of  1400  iidiabitants; 
is  12  miles  north  of  Jackson  on  the 
Jackson  and  Latrobe  stage  road.  It 
is  nicely  ^ituated,  beautifully  laid  out 
and  tlio  scenery  u  picturesque;  fruit, 
vei^etables  and  grain  are  grown  to  a 
considerable  extent,  though  mining  is 
the  interest  to  which  it  looks  for  its 
support.  The  water,  like  its  fruits, 
is  exeellent.  It  has  telegraphic  com- 
mnnic.ition  and  a  daily  stage  mail, 
connecting  with  eastern  and  western 
bjund  overland  trains. 

BAUGHMAN  ADAM.  I""'bor  de.iler 

Bevan  K  .1,  postm.ister  and  W,  F  &  Co's 
aut  and  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

Bl'wor  John,  biotm.iker 

Bouterious  A,  meat  market 

Urac"  M  S.  liquors 

BUCKOW  EMIL  &  CO,  liquors  whole- 
sale and  retail 

Bnllnrd  (}•  or;;c,  liquors 

Hurnur  J.ino,  team<tcr  lumber  yard 

Cobhntz  S  k  Co,  general  merchandise 

Coleoian  Samnel,  liquors 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL,  Alfred  Cor- 
neal  pri'piieior 

CORNEAL  A.  proprietor  Commercial 
H.tel 

Cor  win  Rev  W  S,  clerpyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Oavis  .T  T>.  ♦ailor 

DAVIS  THOMPSON,  livery  stable 

hiine.m  l{  H.  L'en  infl.se  and  dr    'gist 

EASTON  MRS  L  J.  proprii  ss  For- 
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Empire  Store,  dry  (foods  and  gen  mdsc 

Fariiliam  H  C,  lumber 

l-'tlker  Will  nm,  I  bicUsmith 

FOREST  HOUSE,  M>8  L  J  Easton 
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Gnzzolo  O  B,  hotel 

Gibenhcim  &  Billiard  (Fred  Gibenheim 

and  Georue  Buliurd),  liquors 
Gill'ert  J  W,  barley  mill 
HABVET  W  Cf    proprietor    Harvey 

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HEILBATH  JOHIT.  b.acksmitb,  wag- 

oiimaker  and  uudertaker 
Kiig't  Victor,  liquors 
Hiiot  Felix,  blauksmith  and  wagonma- 

Irvin  R  C  &  Co  (R  C  Irvin  and  J  Stein- 
meta),  harnesamakers 

Jackson  J,  hairdresser 

Jefferson  VV  H,  blacksmith 

Johnson  £  S,  horseshoer 

Jolinson  Charles,  liquors 

Jny  A  C,  tinsmith 

KELLET  W  H.  undertaker 

Kill);  Solomon,  li(jiiord 

LAN  GEN,  laundry 

Laii(;  Adam,  bakery 

Leich  M,  liquors 

Liviiigtoii  Juhii,  blacksmith 

Lutiiesky  A  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

MatuUick  Nic,  barber 

Merich  Antoni 

Miller  Bros  (J  G  and  W  Miller),  livery 
stable 

Nicklons  Henry,  meat  market 

Norris  Bn  s  ( J  C  and  L  G  Norris),  liq- 
uors 

Periano  Devaprijio,  vo:tetables 


"PLTHOTTTH  REPORTER,"  H   S 

Turner,  editor  and  proprietor 
Potter  E  S,  feed  stable 
PURCELL  EDWARD,  liquors 
Keale  A  L  &  Co  ( A  L  Reale  and  Frank 

Leveqeia).  general  merchandise 
REED  T  WT  varieties,  d  aler  in  choice 

confectionery,  domestic  and  tropical 

fruits 
Reynolds  A  J,  barber 

RtrOFF   &   BAUOHMAN,    lumber 

dealers 
Salmon  John,  varieties 
Scoble  Wm,  saloon 
Sloat  &  Weston  (E  A  Sloat  and   W  S 

Weston),  bootmakers 
Smith  A  C,  physician 
Steinmetz  ',  insurance  agt 
Taylor  Wm,  barber  • 

Tiinbrook  J  G,  restaurant 
TURNER  H  S,  "Plymouth  Reporter" 
Vegia  B,  tailor 

Veintich  Nicola,  propr  Pioneer  Saloon 
ViciniG  B,  general  merchandiae,harne9S 
VOTAW  ATJSTINi   general   varieties 

and  confectionery 
Wad-lell  R  <beit,  night  watchman  and 

deputy  sheriil' 
Wutkins  Mrs  Mary,  varieties,  millinery 

and  loilging-honse 
Wild  J  VV.  varieties 
WINTELEE  OEORGE.  bootmaker 

Woolford  k  Davis,  livery 


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W.  C.  HARVET,  Prop'r. 

Board  by  the  Month $24.00 

"        *•    Week 7.00 

"        "    Day 1.50 

Plymonfh,  Amador  Connty,  Cal. 


JOHN  HEILBATH, 

BMiitli  aid  Km  Maker, 

AND  UNDERTAKER. 

Plymouth,  Amador  County..  Cal. 


Plymouth"  REPORTER, 

PublislieJ  Every  Friday,  by 

M.  S.   TlJiTTVER,, 

BcUtor  and  Proprietor. 

OPFK'E : 

West  End  Of  Main  Street, 

PIjVJUOIJTH,  cai^. 

SuBSCRiiTioN.— One  Year,  $2.00;  Six  Months, 
Jl.OO;  Tlirce  Mimths,  T.5  i-entj. 

Advertisino.— One  Square  (two  inches)  one 
month,  92.50;  BpcLial  rate^  for  more  tlian  one 
square. 


POINT  ARENA. 

Mendocino  Countt.  See Funta  Arenas. 


POINT  REYES. 

Marin  County. 

Hewitt  rJeo,  propr  Hewitt's  Hotel 
MARTIN  S-  postmaster 
Whitney  A  P&Co,  general  merchandise 
and  country  produce 


Post-office 


POINT  SAL. 

Santa    Barbara  County. 
Guadaloupc. 

Point  Sal  Wharf  and  Lumber  Co  (G  C 
Perkins,  C  Nelson  and  S  U  Harmon), 
Capt  J  H  Jacobs  tx^^t 


POINT  OF  TIMBER. 

Contra  Qovv.k  County.  A  post-office, 
situated  one  mile  from  Tracy  Station, 
on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  H.  A  fine 
agricuUural  region  (surrounds  it. 


Brackett  Geo,  blacksmith 
Carey  J  E  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Connors  Kermn,  blacksmith 
French  W  N  G,  mineral  springs 
McCabe  J  P,  postmaster 
ShIIs  J  A,  general  merchandise 
Wilkening  H,  hotel 

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Mendocino  County.  A  post-office  and 
a  small  trading  post  in  Potter  Valley, 
16  miles  from  Ukiah.    Population  100. 

Brower  J  D,  stoitk  and  agriculture 
Crossley  F  M,  postmaster 
Kilbown  W  B,  butcher 
McCoy  John,  blacksmith 
Mewhianey  John,  hop  grower  and  agri- 
culturist 
Neil  Samuel,  hops  and  agriculture 
Parton  Mrs  M,  hotel 
Street  C  V,  bootmaker 

POMONA. 

L^s  Angeles  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Central 
and  Southern  Paiific  R.  R.,  25  miles 
fromColton;  population  275. 

Alexander  L.  general  merchandise 

.Ash  by  W,  salo  n 

Bt'osseau  L,  hotel 

Brown  Ch,  physician 

Fuirchild  B  H,  physician 

Farnsworth  J  VV,  butcher 

Garcia  A,  restaurant 

Hollyday  J,  h.ird«are 

.If  hnson  A  R,  bootmaker 

Kirkland  R  M,  clerj/yman   (Methodist) 

Machado  I  A,  livery 

Martinez  P,  butcher 

Mills  1  J,  attorney-at-law 

Ponrs  P  C,  attorn'ynt-law 

RUTH  THEODORE,  drugs  and  gen- 
eral m<-rchaudise.  insumnce  agent, 
pf'stma^ter  and  W,  F  &  Co's    agent 

SATTLER  H,  g"neral  merchandise 

Scott  W  H  Tl.  s.nlfion 

SHORT  &  MORTON,  "Times'  Print- 

iiig  Offiirc 
Smith  W  G,  blacksmith 
Toner  P  C,  attorn  y 
Young  G  W,  barber 


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POPE  VALLEY. 

Napa  County.     A  post-office,  12^  miles 
northeast  of  St.  Helena. 

Biinnett  Jesse,  wagonmakcr 
K'son  A,  blacksmith 
H-'rvey  Wm,  bl'cksmith 
I  idell  W  H,  hotel 


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Reagan  J  B,  wagonmaker  and  uarpeuter 
Staudiford  N  W,  blacksmi'h 
Thomas  M  W,  grocer  and  ^lostraaster 
Walters  J  J,  propr  Walters'  Springs 

Hotel 
Wardner  F  S,  county  supervisor 
WABJ)NEB  Si  general  merchandise 


POPLAR. 

Tulare  County.    A  post-office,  12  miles 
from  Tipton. 

CABPENTER  A  B,  postmaster 


WBIGHT  H  M.  agent  Central  Pacific 
K  K,  Port  Costa  nnd  Benicia 

Wright  J  H,  atrt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
and  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 


PORT  COSTA. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office,  situated  on 
the  Carqninez  Straits,  3  miUs  below 
Martinez,  and  is  the  point  where  the 
Central  Paciflc  U.  R.  crosseM  over  the 
Straits  to  Benicia,  on  the  gigantic 
railroad  ferry-boat  5o/(tno,  capable  of 
carrying  over  twenty-Hve  couches  at  a 
time.  Port  Costa  ia  rapidly  coming 
to  the  front  as  a  point  of  nhipment, 
wliere  large  vessels  load  grain  for  Eu- 
rope direct. 

Crowley  &  Casey  (Dennis  Crowley  and 
Jerry  Casey),  boardiui;  and  lodging 

Dailey  H  T,  general  suptfJrangers  Bus- 
iness Association  Warehoust 

Dennehy  &  Brew  (Jeremiah  Dennehy 
and  T  8  Brew),  liquors 

Dresbach  Wm,  grain  merchant 

Erakine  Miss  E  C,  propr  Port  Costa 
Hotel 

FLEMINO  JOHN,  liquors 

Foley  John,  hotel 

Grangers'  Warehouse,  H  T  Dailey  agt 

Inman  Daniel,  nres  Grangers'  Business 
Association  Warehouse 

Jones  J  P,  postmaster,  engineer  and  va- 
riety store 

Marks  P  &  Co,  butchers 

McHugh  John,  Railroad  Boarding-house 

McNear  G  W,  grain  merchant 

Parrott  &  Co,  grain  shippers,  Thos 
Watson  ajjt 

FERINE  G  M.  agent  for  G  W  McNear, 
grain  dealer 

Railroad  House,  .lohn  McHimh  propr 

Hedingtoa  Wm  F,  a^t  VVm  Dresbach 

Ryan  John,  liipiors 

Suisun  Packinjj  Co,  canneries 

Talkon  Mrs  Mary,  fruits,  cigars  and 
tobacco 

V0S3  FREDERICK,  boarding  and 
lodging 

W  atson  Thos,  agt  Parrott  &  Co 

Wheeler  0  E,  barber 


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PORTERVILLE. 

TuLARR  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  28  miles  southeast  of  Visalia. 
Population  '220. 

Abby  A  A,  livery  stable 

Baker  Robert,  general  merchandise 

Belknap  C  G,  Tule  River  Indian  agt 

Bellingsley  J  D,  livery 

Bo  wen  Ahab,  liquors 

Carroll  Ralph,  liquors 

Chapman  P  E,  |jhysician  and  druggist 

Davis  A  H,  liquors 

Davis  P  P,  grocer 

Fay  &  Twitchell,  blacksmiths 

Field  J  T,  ceneral  merchandise 

GILLIAM  &  GILMER,  general  mer- 
chandise and  express  office 

Hammon  D  O,  harnessmaker 

Higcins  O  C,  physician 

Johnson  &  Hilton,  Houring-mill 

Kinkade  J  E,  hotel 

Lee  J  as  E,  barber 

Mann  John,  brewery 

McClain  C  A,  flnnr-mills 

MENTZ  WILKO.  postmaster 

Putnam  R  Porter,  general  merchandise 

Redd  Robt  C,  attorney 

Ru  Id  Jas  H,  veterinary  surgeon 

Stolz  Peter,  bootmaker 

Tr<aeger  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Williamson  G  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
and  notary  public 


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PORT  HARFORD. 

San  Luis  Obispo  County.  Post-office 
San  Luis  Obispo.  A  telegraph  office 
on  the  southern  coast  201  miles  below 
San  Francisco,  and  landing  place  for 
the  city  of  San  Luis  Obispo.  <  Popu- 
lation 50. 

Correo  A,  hotel 

MANDERSCHEID  GEO.   W  UTel 

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PORT  KENYON. 

Humboldt    County.    Post-office  Fern- 
dale. 

C0STERI80N    G  F  &  CO,     general 

merchau'tiso 
De  Losau::  Jas  R,  general  merchandise 
KonyonJ  G,  general  merchandise,  Ar- 

linda 
Morrows  J  S  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
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Sierra    County.    A     pnst-ofBce, 
miles  nortliwest  of  Downieville. 

Abbott  N  B,  liquors  and  groceries 

Oassidy  F,  hatcher 

CATA  M'  hotel,  livery  and  postmaster 

DeriUers  D,  saloon 

Horton  D,  saloon 

Iseman  J,  hotel 

Lewis  J,  hotel 

O'Nt^ill  J,  saloon 

Rudge  Mis,  saloon 

POSACHINO. 

Fresno  County.  See  Pulvadero. 


POTTER  VALLEY. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  a  lively  little  place,  18 
miles  from  IJkiah;  population  500. 

Baker  H  W,  hotel 

Boyes  W  K,  hotel 

Brings  M  0,  saloon  and  billiards 

Busch  J  G,  mgr  Grangers'  Store 

Busch  J  G,  stock  and  agriculture 

Carner  Ambrose,  bootmaker 

Garner  Kichard.  feed -mill 

Church  of  the  Advent,  Rev  Gary  pastor 

Coiiipton  &  Maze,  gen  mdse 

GOMPTON  T  J.  postmaster  and  agent 
Wells",  Fargo  &  Co 

Davis  Rev  S  VV,  clergyman  ( Methodist) 

Engleman  L  D,  car^jenter  and  under- 
taker 

Foster  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Grangers'  Stnre,  J  G  Busch  mgr 

Hopkins  T  P,  physician  and  druggist 

Thomas  Hick,  stock 

Whitney  B  P,  blacksmith 


POWAY. 

San  DfEGO  Coi'nty.    A  post-office;  an 
agricultural  community  "f  *^00  or  .300 

Kjop'e,  bitnittod  '2'2  miles  from  San 
let^oaiiii  15  miles  from  the  Coast.  It 
has  a  go  d  school  and  a  Church  or- 
ganization. The  cliniMtu  is  remarkably 
good;  irnits  easily  raised  and  of  the 
best  quality. 

Anderson  James,  justice  of  the  peace 
Blaisdi.-U  8  G,  horticulturist  and    book 

can^■aa?er 
Clupin  0  S,  nurseryman 
Dodaon  N  H,  attorney -at -law 

FBENGH  £  D,   physician  and   post- 

m^df 
Luce  .S  wi,  groceries 


POWELLTON. 

BuTTR  Couk'I'Y.    a  post-office,  33  miles 
north  of  Oroville. 

Campbell  &  Carr,  hotel 
Carr  E  C,  hotel  and  store 
Haii^ht  Joseph,  blacksmith 
McKay  &  Chapman,  lumber 

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San  Luis  Obispo  County.  A  post-office, 
about  29  miles  from  San  Luis  Obisiio. 

ANQELINO   PETER,    general  mer- 
chandise 
Craghill  A  J,  blacksmith 
Farrell  Phillip,  clergyman 
Gregory  A,  blacksmith 
Lingo  G  W,  sui)ervis(>r 
Meyers  Geo,  postmaster 
Peppin  Wm,  dairy 


PRATTVILLE. 

Pltjmas  County.  A  post-office,  40  miles 
by  stage  from  Chico. 

Abbott  H  B,  general  merchandise 
Bunnell  House,  W   L   Bunnell  propr. 

Big  Meadows 
DOTTA  BROS,  generarmerchandise 
Kusebie  F,  cooper 
Holmes  A,  saloon 
Pri.tt  I)  W,  hotel 
Winckie  Z,  bla'jksmith 


PRINCETON. 

Colusa  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice; the  second  town  of  the  county, 
situate<l  on  the  m  est  bank  of  the  Sac- 
ramento Uivf r,  14  miles  north  of  Co- 
lusa, with  which  it  has  mail  commu- 
nicntimis  daily,  and  10  miles  by  stage 
from  Norni:in.  There  aie  large  steuin 
flouring  m  lis  located  here,  and  more 
grain  isHlii|iped  from  this  point  than 
any  place  in  the  county. 

Alderslev  K,  hotel 

M.ir'oii  Itev  T  V,  clergvnian  (Methodist) 

BENTLEY  &  BUTLER,  general  mer- 

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BENTLEY  D-  ••>ge'»t   Wells,  Fargo   & 

Co  aiid  po.stmaster 
Carroll  \V  \\  furn  tiire  store 
Chandler  Chaw,  saloon 
Creason  &  I  Ay,  li%ery  stable 
Eagle  iJr,  druggist 
Felis  J,  barlk'r 
GeolTert  A  A,  saloon  and  harness  and 

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Green  Thos,  saloon  and  restaurant 


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Hager  John,  salmon 

Hei-ruu  Mat,  contractor  and  lumbar 

Kitley  \Vm,  wagontniker 

Klemmer  A,  livory  stable 

Lackey  Jotm  P,  constable 

Leavilt  £  J,  flour-mill 

Lee  J  H,  meat  market 

MuColIem  D,  salooa 

Robiuaon  S  A,  restaurant,  notary  public 

and  justice  u{  the  peace 
Tapsuot  V  O,  capituliat 
Thompson  H  D,  blacksmith 
Vincent  Chas,  bootmaker 
Weaver  C  R,  telegraph  agt 


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San  Bernardino  County.  Population 
300. 

Barrett  &  Terris,  proprs  Mineral  Point 
Mining  Cu 

Belle  McGilroy  Mining  Co  of  Cal,  Gor- 
man &  Dwyre  proprd* 

Blackburn  Bros,  rauohcrs  and  butchers 

Bonanza  King  Cun  Mining  Cu,  of  New 
York,  Daniel  B  (iillutte  mgr 

Bowers  Wm,  Knanciai  ag>^nt 

Briden  D,  supt  Butianza  King  Con  Min- 
ing Co  and  Trojan  i'on  Mining  Co 

Cook  &  Thompson,  proprs  Treasury 
Mining  Co 

Count  E  L,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Crow  J  H,  U  S  deputy  mineral  surveyor 

Drew  H  L  &  Co,  general  merchaiidiae 

Ewinff  ft  Ficklcr,  coutractora 

OILUITTE  D  E  manager  Bonanza 
King  Cou  Mining  Co  and  Trojan  Con 
Mining  Co,  of  New  York 

Gorman  ft  Dwyrc,  proprs  Belle  McGil- 
roy Mining  Co 

Haile  Smith,  general  merchandise 

H  11  R  F,  h>>tel  and  livery  stable 

McKeivcy  A,  saloon 

Mineral  I'oiut  Mining  Co  of  California, 
Barrett  &  T-ihs  pr  )pra 

Popijett  ft  Clark,  wlioljiale  liquors 

Ueid  John,  deputy  sliuritl 

Treasury  Mining  Co  of  California,  Cook 
ft  Tliompiiun  proprs 

Trojan  Con  Muiinij  Co  of  Now  York, 
D.tniol  B  Oilletti!  uigr 

Walrath  &  Cinijiboll,  saloon 

Ward  I  F,  hotel  and  iivery  stable 

PUJOL. 

San  Dik(30  County.     A  post-office. 

Mund  S,  general  mertliandisu 

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PUNTA  ARENAS. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  reached  either  by  the 
Vucitio.  Coast  steamers  or  the  North 
Pacific  Coast  R.  R.,  and  connecting 
sta;4es;  distant  from  Kan  Francisco 
101)  mdes. 

ARTHUR  C  Rt  general  merchandise 

bacon  L'  K,  physician 

Batcer  S,  saw-mill  and  gen  mdse 

Booth  Wm  M,  mgr  Garcia  Mill 

Bourns  R,  bootmaker 

Bowen  A  S,  constable 

Brown  Ches'er,  wharfinger 

IturrougiiB  ft  Davidson,  hotel 

Caughi-y  Robert,  county  supervisor 

Chaliant  A,  carpenter 

Cohu  J,  tailor 

Crawford   A  K,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Deering  Chas  J,  supt  Garcia  Mills 

Diamond  D,  varieties 

Forbt-8  James,  italoon 

Fowler  W,  harnessmaker 

<Trey  N  E,  i^eneral  merchandise 

Handy  R  D,  constable 

Holliday  ft  Spaulding,  blacksmiths 

IVERSEN  NIELS,  proprietor   Point 

Arena  House 
Iverou  S,  blacksmith 
Jinkius  Frank,  hotel 
Juhnso;i  James,  mgr  Rough  and  Ready 

Lauding 
Lancaster  Kamp,  bootmaker 

LINDEROOS     GUSTAVUS.     post- 

master,  surveyor,  n  >tary  public,  and 
agent  Wells,  Faigo  ft  Co 

MoClure  B  F,  tie  c  jutructor 

Mu.Muttin  S  W,  hotel  and  liquors 

Morse  Lewis,  collector 

Morse  L  G,  druLjgist,  general  merchan- 
dise, and  attorncy-at-law 

Neylan  .lames,  sawmill 

O'Counill  Wm,  harnessmakcr 

O'Connell  Wn»,  supt  Hoisting  Works 

I'eto  Chas,  restaur;<iir 

Quiiiiby  1)  S,  liairdros'^er 

Uoynold.4  .1  A,  taiuijiy 

Kiloy  liUcy,  v.irietits 

llos'.Mib.  rjf  &  Tiiid  ill,  jjeiieral  mdsc 

.She|ip:ird  L  V,  photographer 

.St;vcn?  S  S,  cari'i-uttir 

.Synvii'ls  11  .S,  watchmaker  and  tin- 
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T"in  iiison  W,  painter 

T'  inlinson  Wm  T.  livory  stiiblo 

Warren  J  l>,  meai,  market 

W.rrcn  J  B  iV  Co,  butchers 


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PURISSIMA. 

San  Mateo  County.     A  post-office,  17 
miles  by  stuge  from  San  Muteo. 

BBITTOH  MISS  JULIA  A.  post- 

mistress 

DOHERTT  RICHARD,  hotel 

Lamlie  F  &.  Co,  blacksmiths 

Kohde  R  ft  Son,  general  merchandise 

PURISSIMA    HOUSE,  Eichard    Do- 

herty  proprietor 
Rhodes  &  Co,  general  mercaandise 


QUARTZ  MOUNTAIN. 

Tuolumne  County.    Post-office,  James- 
town;   I^  miles  south  of  Jamestown. 


WITNET  JOHN, 

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QUEEN  CITY. 

Plumas  County.     Post-office  La  Porte. 
Rudge  Mrs  John,  saloon 

QUINCY. 

PLUMA8  CouxTf.     A  post,  express  and 

telegraph  office. 

It  is  a  mining  and  agricultural  town, 
and  county  scut,  pleauantly  situated  in 
American  Valley,  a  v;ry  fertile  region. 
It  is  reached  by  stages  from  Oroville, 
which  is  05  miles  distant.  The  town  is 
surrounded  by  the  Sierra  Nevada 
Range,  and  the  hcalthfulness  of  its  cli- 
m  tte  is  amon<;  its  most  attractive  feat- 
ures. Quincy  has  a  good  weekly  news- 
paper, the  Plumas  Knttotial.  We  are 
indebted  to  J.  H.  Whitlock,  Esq.,  for 
favors.  The  additional  names  in  the 
following  list  point  to  the  considerable 

f;rowth  the  town  has  enjoyed  since  our 
ast  issue  of  the  directory. 

Barstow  H  M,  attorney-at-law 

Black  Tho-nas,  county  assessor 

Byers  VV  T,  agt  Reno  and  Quincy  Stage 
Line 

Cate  L  F,  physician 

Chapman  .1  M,  insurance  agt 

Clough  G  (r,  superior  julge 

Cohen  A,  general  merchaudiso 

Cohn,  Levy  k  Co,  general  merchandise 

Cunningham  Patrick,  hotel 

Dempster  James,  dentist 

Edwards  J  E,  hotel  and  market 

Edwardi  W  J,  butcher 

Eisner  Bros,  clothing  and  gents'  furn- 
ishing goo<ls 

Ewing  Rev  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Fisk  H  W,  coroner,  public  administra- 

;  tor  and  physician 


Gamer  E,  painter 

Goodwin  J  D,  attomey-at-Iaw 

Haggard  Thomas  L,  county  treas 

Hail  F  G,  county  snnt  of  acbo/^ls 

Hall  &  Howard  (A  Uaii  an^'  Joward), 
liquors 

Halstead  E  A,  propr  Oroville,  Quinoy 
and  Greenville  Stage  Line 

Halstead  P  T>,  sherift 

Hapgood  N  H.  justice  of  the  peace 

Harrison  W,  moicliant  tailor 

Hendle  Charles  W,  county  surveyor 

Hognn  E  T,  attorney-at-law 

Hughes  B  B,  drugs  and  varieties 

Jeuks  D  W,  attorney-at-law 

Kcddie  Arthur  W,  U  S  surveyor  and 
notary  public 

Kellogg  W  W,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Ketchum  J  A,  county  recorder 

Kuhn  Geo,  bootmaker 

Lee  C  &  Sons,  general  merchandise 

Ixiinery  C,  hotel 

Light  M  S,  blacksmith 

McLciir  George,  county  supervisor 

McLeod  Kenneth,  carriage  painter 

Mitchell  J,  saloon 

Nation  A  T,  attnrney-at-law 

Nonck  (t  R.  burlier 

•'PLUMAS  NATIONAL"  (weekly), 
VVm  E  Ward  editor 

Porter  H  S,  attorney-at-law 

Robinson  Duncan,  carpenter 

Schlatter  \Vm,  brewery 

Smyth  Thos,  b:.rno<<8maker 

Van  Norden  T  A,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Variel  .f  H,  carpenter 

Variel  R  H  F,  district  attorney,  attor- 
ney-at-law and  notary  public 

Vetterline  Frank  W,  stoves  anil  tinware 

WARDWM  E.  editor  "Plumas  Na- 
ti«.nar 

WHITINO  F  B.  connty  clerk,  auditor 
and  insurance  ai>t 

WHITLOCK  J  H.  general  merchandine, 
agent  Westej  n  Union  TeIo;;raph  Co, 
postmuster  and  insurance  agent 

Wilson  &  Larison,  blacksmiths 


PLUMAS  NATIONAL 

NEWS  AND  JOB  OFFICE, 

Quincy,  Plumas  Co.,  OaL 
WM.  E.  WARD,      Editor  and  Proprietor. 

TERMS : 

One  Year $4.00 

Six  Months 2.00 

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Calavkras  County.    A  post-office,  29 
miles  by  stage  from  lone. 

Olark  M  V,  saw-mill 
MoCarty  D,  saw-mill 
TAYLOR  EDWIN*  general  merchan- 
dise, notary  public  and  postmaster 


RALLSVILLE. 

Fresno  County.  A  poat-othce  and  a 
station  on  the  Madora  and  Yosemite 
Stage  Road,  20  milea  from  Madera. 

Dunstan  C  H,  hotel 

HiUlreth  Thomas,  ^en  mdse  and  hotel 

RALLS  GEO  W>  hotel  and  saloon 

RANCHERIA  CREEK. 

Amador  County.    Post-office  Drytown. 

Bolton  W,  brewery 
GLAUS  OEO.  blacksmith 
Culbert  M  M,  stock  raiser 
Dickerman  Henry,  teamster 
Ford  R  M,  groceries  and  hardware 
(tilchrist  Duncan,  orchardist 
Gilchrist  Neal,  farmer 
Goodman  John  L,  mineowner 
Miller  John,  cattle  raiser 
8piuney  \V,  miner 


RANCHITO. 

Los  Anokles  County.     A  post-office,  6 
miles  northeast  of  Downey. 

Diinlap  A  H,  postmaster 
RENDON  A>  general  merchandise,  ho- 
tel and  saloon 


RAVENNA. 

Los  Anoeles  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.,  51  miles  northeast  of 
Los  Angeles  and  19  miles  east  of 
NewhalL 

Bowers  Wesley  C,  postmaster 
O'REILLEY   JAMES*    general    mer- 
chandise 


RANDOLPH. 

Sierra  County.     Post-oihce  Sierra  Val- 
ley. 

Barrett  D  W,  physician 
Blatchley  W  F,  blacksmith 
Buxton  G  Q,  hotel 
Cody  B  F,  saloon 
Doland  &  Blatchley,  flour-mills 
DOLLEY  Li  general  merchandise 
Fagg  Jos,  sliinglc-mill 
Myt- rs  J  D,  saw-mill 
Northrup  H,  bootmaker 
Kawdim   VV  B,   saw  and  planing-mills 
and  sash  and  door  factory 


RATTLESNAKE  CREEK. 

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RAWHIDE  RANCH. 

Tuolumne  County.    Post-office  James- 
town; 5  miles  southwest  of  Sonera. 

FRISBEE  E  C>  general  merchandise 

RED  BLUFF. 

Tehama  County.     Is  the  county  seat 
of  Tehama  County,  and  has  a  munici- 
pal form  of  government  under  a  char- 
ter of  incorporation.     Its  topography 
is  desirable  for  the  extension   of  its 
limits,  being  on  a   natural  esplanade 
on  the  west  bank  of  the  Sacramento 
River,  at  the  head  of  navigation,  and 
on  the  Oregon  Division   of  the  Cen- 
tral Pacific  R.  R.,  135  miles  from  Sac- 
ramento, the  State  capital. 
Its  natural  advantages  for  a  perma- 
nent and  steady  growth   are  of  such  a 
nature  and  so  multifarious  aa  to  warrant 
the  belief  that  the  place  will  become  a 
city  of  considerable  importance  in  a  pe- 
riod not  very  remote.     It  is  surrounded 
by   a   very   rich    body    of  agricultural 
land,  and  the  opportunities  for  develop- 
ing the  stock-raising,  horticultural  and 
cereal-producing  interests  are  manifold. 
These  tacts  are  being   taken   advantage 
of  yearly  by  persons  who  engage  in   the 

[tursuits  of  the  husbandman.  New 
ands  are  being  opened  up,  and  an  in- 
crease in  the  acreage  sown  to  grain  and 
otherwise  cultivated  is  annually  being 
made.  Everytliing  indigenous  to  the 
latitude  grows  luxuriantly,  and  large 
crops  are  yearly  harvested.  It  is  main  ly 
to  the  agricultural  interests  that  the 
rapid  growth  of  the  place  is  due,  though 
lumber  of  splendid  quality  is  manufac- 
tured in  great  (juantities.  It  would  be 
an  excellent  point  for  the  erection  of 
extensive  wtoolen  mills,  as  the  bulk  of 
the  wool  grown  in  Southern  and  Eastern 
Oregon  and  Northern  California  passes 
through  this  plaie.  The  yearly  product 
of  wool  of  Tehama  County  reaches  al- 
most 2,000,000  pounds,  which  is  a  great 
source  of  revenue  to  its  capital.  With 
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ture  of  woolen  goods,  offered  by  unex- 
celled wnter  privileges,  taken  ndvantage 
of,  we  think  an  investment  in  such  an 
enterprise  would  be  a  profitable  one. 
The  population  of  the  place  is  put  down 
at  2,600  people,  and  it  nos  a  full  com- 
plement of  factories,  mills,  etc.  The 
public  schools  are  spoken  of  in  the  high- 
est terms,  a  perfect  system  for  the  eilu- 
cation  of  pupils  seeming  ti)  be  the  result 
most  sought  after.  All  the  religious 
denominations  are  represented. 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  «>f  Mercy  (The) 

ADLOFF  &  BAUHOARTNER  (Ja- 
cob Adloff  and  (J  H  Bauingartner), 
saloon 

Adlofif  Jacob  (Adloif  &  fiaumgartncr) 

Allbright  H  M,  blacksmith 

Alvord  C  T  (Cornell  k  Alvord) 

Ashurst  C  B  (Braynard  &  Ashurst),  at- 
torneys-at-law 

Bahney  W  H,  druggist 

Baird  Geo,  saloon 

Bank  of  Tehama  County,  W  B  Cahoone 
cashier 

Banks  Jerome,  attornoy-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Barry  C  R,  attorney-at-law 

Baasett  Geo,  saloon  and  variety  theater 

Baumgartner  C  H  (AdlofT  &  Baumgart- 
ner) 

Bidwell  Bros  &  Co  (E  L  and  E  W  Bid- 
well  and  J  A  Muti^regor),  carriage  fac- 
tory 

Blackburn  J  W  (Clark  k  Blackburn) 

Brady  John,  livery  stable 

Braynard  &  Ashurst  (C  P  Braynard  and 
C  B  Ashurst),  attorneys-at-Iaw 

Braynard  C  P  (Braynard  &  Ashurst) 

Breadon  J,  Picnic  (irove 

Brooks  G  W,  hotel 

Brown  E  C  (Brown  &  Thompson) 

Brown  £  &  Co  (Elisha  and  H  W 
Brown),  general  merchandise 

Brown  John  W,  livery  stable 

Brown  Thos,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Brown  ft  Thompson  (E  C  Brown  and 
(reo  Thompson),  saloon 

BURGESS  J  W,  pi-opr  Tremont  Hotel 

Burkct  L  H  (Mosher  &  Burket),  resi- 
dence Chico 

Cady  J  M,  tailor 

Cadwulador  Chas,  pres  Bank  of  Teha- 
ma County  and  nigr  W*  U  Tel  Co 

Cahoune  W  B,  cashier  Bank  of  Tehama 
County  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Cameron  J  8,  phvsieian 

Campbell  C  A  (Nlorris  ft  Campbell) 

CAMPBELL    W    C.    deputy    county 

clerk  and  notary  public 
Champlin  Geo,  city  trustt« 


Chipman  ft  Garter  (M  P  Chipman  and 
Chas  A  Garter),  attornoys-at-law 

Chipman  M  P  (Chipman  ft  Garter) 

Christian  C  E,  birbor 

Church  J  E,  general  merchandise 

CLARK  ft  BLACKBURN  (G  W  Clark 
and  J  W  Blackburn).  Fashion  Saloon 

Clark  G  W  (Clark  ft  Blackburn) 

Clark  ft  Mayhew  (S  D  Clark  and  C  B 
Mayhew),  general  merchandise 

Clark  S  D  (Clark  ft  Mayhew) 

CLEMENTS  JOHNi  news  and  varie- 
ties and  postmaster 

Cohn  Ali'X,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Collins  O  H  (Uiuliart  ft  Collins) 

Comstock  C  A,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
police  jud^e 

CONE  &  KIMBALL  (J  S  Cone  and  G 
G  Kimball),  general  merchandise  and 
agricultural  implements,  wool  and 
grain  buyers 

Cornell  ft  Alvord  (H  S  Cornell  and  C  T 
Alvord),  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Cornell  H  S  (Cornell  ft  Alvord) 

Cuughlin  T  L,  painter  and  grainer 

CRANOALL  C  Oi  harnessmaker  and 
saddler 

Crocker  N  ft  Co  (X  Crocker  and  M  Pos- 
ner),  hides,  wool,  etc 

Cumining  J  10,  dentist 

Darrougii  C  H,  drujjgist 

Davenport  J  S,  grouiTica 

De  Haven  J  L  (Koberts  ft  De  Haven) 

l>clclianty  .fohn,  saloon 

Delvocchio  C  H,  barber 

Dillabough  E,  saloon 

Duncan  J  B,  dairy 

Dyson  J  H,  searcher  of  records 

Eastman  S,  wugonniaker 

Eby  J,  county  assessor 

Edwards  Wni,  saloon 

Kllison  J  I<\  attorney-at-law 

Elmoro  R  H,  druggist 

English  Samuel,  propr  Red  BIufT  and 
Belle  Mill  Stage  Line 

Epperson  D.iniel,  wagonmaker 

EsterleA  M,  dentist 

Fickert  C  W,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Fife  John,  physician 

FiHh  C  E  (Fishft  Weeks) 

Fish  ft  Weeks  ((.'  E  Fish  and  Randal 
Weeks),  saloon 

Florenc'3  R  H,  hay,  feed  and  saloon 

FORTIER  E  C,  livery  stable 

Foster  C  F,  sheriH" 

F'owle  C  I),  mgr  Si'iger  nifg  Co 

Frank  ft  Mock,  painters 

Frank  S  F,  wool  buyer  and  commission 
merchant 

Freeman  S  P,  cashier  for  H  Kraft 

Fuller  Rolla,  wliolesalu  and  retail  liq- 
uors 

Gale  H  A,  physician 

Gaas  E  S,  principal  Red  Bluff  Academy 


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Garter  Chat  A  (Chipman  &  Garter) 

OEDNET  D  W.  insurnnce  agent 

Gerstenbertjer  ft  Kuhn  (P  Gerstenberger 
and  A  Kuhu),  watchmakers  and  jew- 
elers 

Gerstenberger  P  (Gerstenberger&Kuhn) 

GratFel  C  S,  horaeshoer 

O&EENE  C  H.  county  clerk 

Grimm  J  V,  saloon  and  barber 

Gunzendorfer  ,    furnishing   goods, 

cigars,  tobacco,  etc 

Hastenplug  J,  saloon,  and  wine  and  vin- 
egar mfr 

Haswell  C  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Hickman  E,  coroner  and  public  admin- 
istrator 

Hilton  F  C,  city  clerk 

Holden  T  J,  dentist 

Hook  M  I{,  real  estate  and  insurance 
a^t 

Howard  W  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Hunter  S  J,  furiiituro 

Jeffreas  G  W,  attorncy-at-law  and 
court  commissioner 

Jennings  A  J,  livery  stable 

Johnson  J  A  (Johnson  ft  SnlTell) 

Johnson  k  SatluU  (J  A  Johnson  and  J 
M  Satl'till),  contractors  and  builders 

Jones  (J  F,  saloon 

Jones  T  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Jones  \Vm  Henry,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Kersey  J  C,  gunsmith 

Klotz  R,  meat  market 

Kraft  H,  banker 

Krauss  John,  brewery 

Kuhn  A  ((icrstenberger  ft  Kuhn) 

Lnnge  (>has  W,  hainlressing  and  baths 

Iiani{«<  L  H  D,  saloon 

LEE  BRUCJS  B>  insurance  agent  and 
money  loancr 

I^nnon  E  F,  justice  of  the  peace 

Ijconard  Geo  O,  glovemakcr,  and  guns, 
pistols,  etc 

Leslie  A  (Willard  ft  Leslie) 

lA'wis  J  W,  attorney -at  law 

Lingscheid  A,  boots  and  shoes 

Logan  James,  barber 

Loomis  A  J,  pork  packer  and  dealer  in 
ice 

LYON  D  Bi  sui)erintendent  Sierra  Lum- 
ber Co 

Madison  G  W,  soda  worka 

Mailer  C  W  D,  saloon 

Manasse  Martin  (Voluntinc  ft  Manasse) 

Martin  J  E,  bootmaker 

Matlock  J  T,  district  attorney  and 
attorney-at-law 

Maurino  Q  H,  marble  worka 

MAYER  LOUIS,  saloon 

Mayhew  U  K  (Clark  ft  Mayhew) 

Mayhow  H  A,  superior  judge 

McCommons  VVm,  city  marshal 

McGregor  J  A  (Bid well  Bros  ft  Co) 


MdKINNON  Ni  merchant  tailor 

McManua  Thos,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Miller  Henry,  hotel 

Morris  A  W  (Morris  ft  Campbell) 

Morris  ft  Campbell  (A  W  Morris  and  C 
A  Campbell),  dry  goods,  clothing  and 
millinery 

MOSHER  ft  BTJREIT  (W  G  Mosher 
and  L  H  Bui-ket),  furniture  manufac- 
turers and  dealers 

Moshor  \V  G  (Mosher  ft  Burket) 

Murphy  Thomas,  groceries  and  dry 
goods 

O'Brien  J  W,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

O'Connor  Will  H  (Vogel  ft  O'Connor) 

Otto  Christian,  bootmaker 

Payne  D  H,  carpetweaver 

Payne  J  A,  saloon 

PENDLETON  J  F  &  E  C.  proprietors 
'•  People's  Cause  " 

"PEOPLE'S  CAUSE"  (daily  and 
weekly),  J  F  and  E  C  Pendleton 
proprietors 

Perry  Chas  F,  painter 

Phillips  J  (J  Phillips  ft  Co) 

Phillips  J  ft  Co  (J  Phillips,  C  Weatcu- 
haven  and  J  Wiest),  candy  factory 
and  ice  cream  saloon 

Posner  M  (X  Crocker  ft  Co) 

Prater  \Vm,  meat  market 

Pryor  J  H,  mgr  "  People's  Cause"  Job 
Printing  Office 

Quinby  A  0,  restaurant 

Hed  Bluff  Academy,  E  S  Gans  principal 

Ked  Bluff  Flour  Mill,  Willard  ft  Leslie 
propra 

Red  Bluff  Gaslight  Co,  T  R  Ryan  supt 

Reeve  W  A,  dentist 

Uiohart  ft  Collins  (H  C  Richart  and  0 
H  C<illins),  harness  and  saddles 

Richart  H  C  (Richart  ft  Collins) 

Roberts  ft  De  Haven  (J  B  Roberts  and 
J  L  De  Haven),  livery  stalile 

Roberts  J  B  (Roberts  ft  De  Haven) 

Robertson  D,  horseshoer 

Ryan  T  U,  supt  Red  Bluff  Gaslight  Co 

Siffell  J  M  (Johnson  ft  Saffoll) 

Schoenfold  Jerry,  books,  stationery, 
jewelry,  toys,  fancy  goodH,  etc 

SCHOENFELD  S  D.  books,  stationery, 
jewelry,  cutlery,  guns,  ammunition, 
musical  instruments,  toys  and  fancy 
goods 

Schroder  Bros  (A  and  B  Schroder),  saloon 

Scott  P  C.  county  treasurer 

" SENTINEL.''  A Towusend proprietor 

Shackleford  H  B,  county  surveyor 

Sheppnrd  Clios,  saloon 

Shoemaker  S  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
mikcr 

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8IMF80N  0  H«  real  Mtata  and  inaur- 

anoe  agent  and  Marohor  of  reoorda 
Springate  A  M  (Trewblood  k  Spriugate) 
Stock*  J  G,  ciffara  and  tobacco 
STOLL  PAUL,  harnesa  and  laddlea 
Taylor  Geo  W,  agt  0  P  R  R 
Thompson  Geo  (Brown  &  Thompson) 
"TOOSnX"  (aemiweckly),  U  H  Tolley 

proprietor 
TOLlET  H  H>  proprietor  "Tooain  " 
TOWNSEND  A,  proprietor  "Sentinel" 
Trewblood  John  (Trewblood  &  Sprin- 
gate) 
Trewblood  ft    Springate  (John    Trew- 
blood  and  A  M    Springate),    black- 
smiths 
Vestal  G  W,  meat  market 
Vogel  Louis  A  (Vogel  ft  O'Connor) 
Vogel  &  O'Connor  (Louis  A  Vo^el  and 

Will  H  O'Connor),  saloon 
Volker  C,  clothing,    furnishing  goods, 

boots  and  shoes,  hats  and  caps 
Voluntino  J  C  (Voluntiiie  &   Manassc) 


Volantine  ft  Manasse  (J  0  Voluntine 
and     Martin    Manavse),    hardware, 
•toves,  tinware  and  agricultural  im- 
plements 
Wanee  Wm,  city  express 
Ward  M,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes 
Weeks  Randal  (Fish  ft  Weeks) 
Weutz  Henry,  bakery  and  saloon 
West  J  M,  physician 
Westenhaven  C  (J  Phillips  ft  Co) 
Westlake  G  W,  physician 
Weston  Henry,  photographer 
Wiedmann  Louis,  bootmaker 
WIENDIECK  HHi  watchmaker,  jew- 
eler and  engraver 
Wiest  J  (J  Phillips  ft  Co) 
Wietfeldt  Henry  C,  horseshoer 
Willard  G  K  (Willard  ft  Uslie) 
Willard  ft  Leslie  (G  K  Willard  and  A 

Leslie),  propr  Red  Bluff  Flour  Mill 
Winter  Geo  G,  mgr  for  R  Klotz 
Yager    Myron,    county    supt     public 
schools 


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The  leading  and  most  influential  Poper  published  in  Northern  California. 
Strictly  reliable  on  all  mutters.  Has  the  largest  circulation  of  any  Paper  in 
No  ihern  California. 

Subscription  Price  (Weekly) $2.60  in  adirance. 

••  "  (Daily) 6.00 


REDDING. 

Shasta  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Oregon  Divis 
ion  of  the  Central  Pacific  U.  H.,  35 
miles  'rom  Ke«l  Blutf.  Everything 
indica'es  a  healthy  growth,  and  its 
destir  y  as  a  placo  of  commercial  im- 
port .nee  is  assured.  The  country 
Bur;onndiiiK  it  is  agricultural  in  its 
nature,  and  is  capable  of  supporting  a 
dense  population.  It  is  the  entrepot 
of  n  large  area  of  thickly  populated 
country,  where  wool  growing  and 
stock-raising  are  extensively  carried 
on. 

Ashfield  James,   contractor  and  builder 
Averill  G  W  (Gleavcs  ft   Avcrill),  and 
dentist 

BARNES  ft  ESTES  (L  S  Bamcs  and 
J  M  E-ttes),  proprietors  "Shasta 
County  Democrat" 


Barnes  Ij  S  ( Barnes  ft  Estos) 

Bomis  H  R,  s  iloon 

Ben  vie  G  P  (liunvicft  Valentine) 

BENVIE  ft  VALENTINE  (G  P  Ben- 

vie  and  Wm  Voleniiue),  blacksmiths 
Berry  Chas  K,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 
Birkiiead  James  C,  cigar  factory 
Bri:8lauer  I)  k  Co  (1>,  I  aiid  N  Brcslau- 

er),  general  nicruhandiso 
B:  own  John  R,  agt  C  P  U  R 
Burroughs  A  8  (Frisbic  ft  Burroughs) 
Bush  ft  Johnson  (C  C   Bush   and   H  F 
Johnson),  forwarding  and  comniis:sion 
Carder  Thomas,  Oak  Run  Naw-niill 
Castle  A  S,  saloon 
Conroy  B,  prnjir  Redding  Hotel 
COOPiSR  J  H  ft  CO  (J  H  and  J  G 
Cooper),  proprietors  "Redding  Inde- 
penaent" 
Cr.iddock  John,  livery  stable 
Dickinson  E,  justice  of  the  peace 
Dunn  R  G,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 


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Eaton  J  P  (Miller  &  Eaton) 

£>tei  J  M  (Barnei&  Eates),  re«  Weaver- 

ville 
Fader  L  J,  feed  stable 
Farhner  J  G,  waf{oii maker 
FlaniKun  ft  (Jordan  Misses,  dressmaking 

FBISBEB  ft  BUBB0UOH8  (A  s  Bur. 

roughs  and  L  W  Frisbie),  real  estate 
and  insurance  agents 

Frisbie  L  W  (Frisbio  ft  Wiley  and'Fris- 
bie  ft  Burroughs),  atturnoy-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Frisbie  ft  Wiley  (Lewis  W  Frisbie  and 
H  R  Wiley),  attorney s-at-law 

George  J,  hotel  and  feed  stable 

Gilbert  J  It  ft  Son  (J  K  and  S  J  R  Gil- 
Iwrt),  stoves,  tin  and  hardware,  agri- 
cultural implements,  wood  and  willow- 
ware 

Glnazer  Peter,  blacksmith 

OLEAVES    ft    AVEBILL    (J    M 

(■leaves  and  (*  W  Averill),  drugs  and 
general  merchandise 

Gleavcs  J  M  (Gleavos  ft  Avorill),  drug- 
gist 

Oreenwood  Joseph,  bootmaker 

droves  Mrs  (i,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

flrovesfJeo,  restaurant 

OBUTTNEB  OSWALD,  bakery  and 
saloon 

Hoif  Peter,  moat  market 

Klntz  &  Huster,  Klotz  Saw-mill 

LAWBYO  J.  physician 

LEY  if'BANK,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Madison  John  H  E,  barber 

Major  .1  N,  livery  stable 

McC/'ormick  Janica  (McConnick,  Saelt- 
zer  ft  Co),  postmaster 

McCOBMlCK.  SAELTZEB    ft  CO 

(■lames  Mct'onnick,  K  M  Saell/»!r  'md 
W  L  Smitli),  general  merchandise, 
grain  and  lumber 


Mead  S  H,  confectionery  and  furnishing 

goods 
MILLEB  ft  EATON  (J  H   Miller  and 
J  P  Eaton),  druggists,  opticians,  jew- 
elry and  varieties 
Miller  Frank,  (tencral  merchandise 
Miller  J  H   (Miller  ft  Eaton),  physician 
Morris  B  R,  harnessmaker 
PABKEB  E  Q.  Vreka  Saloon 
PECK  8  C,  agent  California  and  Ore- 


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Pehrson  N  J,  hotel 

"BEDDING    INDEPENDENT' 

(daily  and  weekly),  J  U  Cooper  ft  Co 

proprietors 
Rodgers  James,  stage  agt 
Rupgles  J  R,  merchant  tailor 
Saeltzor  R  M  (McCormiek,Saeltzer  ftCo) 
Scamman  J  K,  wagonmaker 
Schroter  G  C,  liarness  und  saddles,  hides 

and  sewing  machines 
Scofield  Rev  R  B,  Methodist  clergyman 

"SHASTA  COUNTY  DEMOCBAT " 

(weekly),  Barnes  ft  Estea  proprietors 

Smith  W  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Smith  W  L  (McCormick,  Saeltzor  ft  Co) 

Spann  J  W,  notary  publto  and  justice 
of  the  peace 

Spoara  Mrs  L  L,  ladies'  hairdresser 

Spelman  John,  bsrber 

Thompaon  Frank  R,  hotel 

Tiffin  Mrs  J  E,  stationery,  varieties 
and  ice  cream  saloon 

Valentino  Wm  (Benvieft  Valentine) 

Watt  Mrs  S  A,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Weil  S  ( vVillard  ft  Weil) 

Wiley  H  R  (Frisbie  ft  Wiley),  attorney- 
at-law 

Willai  I  N  (Willurd  ft  Weil) 

Willard  ft  Weil  (N  Willard  and  S  Weil), 
general  merchandise 

Williamson  Daniel  I!,  mgr  W  U  Tul  Co 


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(DAILY  AND  WEEKLY.) 

I'l'BI.ISHED  BY 

J.    II.    COOPICR   &    CO. 


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itt  section  of  the  State,  is  the  ni>>st  favorably  situuteil  to 

I3li:]Vli:i^^IT  YOXJl^  KUrtliVESS. 

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tifAW  the  leadin^c  Advertising  Agencies  do  business  for  us,  or  you  can  communicate  directly 
with  tiie  publisliers. 

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REDFIELD. 

TcLAEE  County.    See  Mineral  King. 


REDWOOD  CITY. 

San  Mateo  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office.  County  seat- 
Population  ISOO.  Situated  on  the 
Southern  Pacific  B.  E.,  28  miles 
from  San  Franci3co,  with  which  city 
it  also  has  water  communication. 
The  town  possesses  two  bri^^ht  weekly 
newspapers,  a  flouring-inill,  twobrew- 
eries,  twti  tanneries,  and  important 
lumber  interests.  'J'he  Grand  Hotel 
and  the  Irem^  nt  House  are  the  prin- 
cipal hotels.  The  Grand,  under  the 
direction  of  Mr.  Wni.  Faull,  formeily 
of  San  Jose,  is  in  every  particular  a 
first-class  house. 

Allen  Mrs  J  M,  fancy  goods,  pictures 
and  frames 

ALLUH  L  W,  editor  "Times-Gazette" 

Ayres  Charlts,  propr  Tremont  House 

Baker  David,  boots,  shoes  and  dry  goods 

Barrett  John,  m<»rchant  tailor 

Beeger  Henry,  tannery 

Bleiman  Joseph,  agt  Wheeler  and  Wil- 
son Sewing  Machines 

Botsch  Frederick,  boctmaker 

Bradbury  ft  F,  physician 

Ch.imberlain  &  Wilcox  (P  P  Chamber- 
lain  and  W  J  Wilcox),  general  mer- 
chamlisp  and  jigts  ^\'ells,  Fargo  &  Co 

CHRIST  JOHN*  wholesale  and  retail 
dealer  in  wood  and  coal,  grain  propri- 
etor, storage  and  town  marshal 

Clark  Wm  A,  constable  with  Judge 
Walsh  • 

Cloud  J  J,  county  surveyor 

Cook  Alonzo,  saloon 

Crowfc  J,  undertaker 

Crowe  John  C,  Justice  of  the  peace 

Cullen  P,  Hour  and  produce 

Davis  &  Green  (S  £  Davis  and  A  Green), 
butchers 

Dielmann  John,  bakery 

Douglass  Wm  H,  boctmaker 

Eikerenkotter  C  F,  saloon 

Eikerenkotter  E,  county  auditor 

EUREKA  BREWERY.  Claus  Hadler 
proprietor 

FAULL^WILLIAM,  propi  ietor  Grand 
Hotel 

Fisher  Leonard,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
mnker 

Fitch  James  ¥,  stoves,  tinware,  etc 

FITZPATRICK  EDwARD  F,  at 

torney-at-law  and  notary  public 
itzputrick  P  P,  saloon 
orctD&   Son  (Daniel   and 'Doniel   W 

Ford),  horseshoers  and  blacksmiths 


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Ford  John  F,  irsurance  agt 

Fox  &  Ross  (Geo  W  Fox  and  Geo  C 
Ross),  attorneys-at-law 

Frank  Bros,  of  San  Francisco,  J  G  Roos 
mgr,  tannery 

Frisbie  Will,  druggist  and  postmaster 

Garritson  John,  county  supn  visor 

Glennan  J  W,  harnessmaker 

Glennon  John,  city  clerk 

Gosch  John,  saloon 

GRAND  HOTEL,  Wm  Faull 
tor 

Green  A  F,  county  supervisor 

Grimmcnstein  Henry,  saloon 

HADLER  CLAUS,  general  merchan- 
dise, liquors,  brewery,  and  city  trustee 

HAFERKORN  ANDREW,  saloon 

Hannou  James,  saloon 

Hanson  &  Co  (Charles  Hanaon),  lumber 

dealers  and  mfrs 
Hanson  Henry  C,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

ait'l  cigarmaker 
Hanson  Peter,  coal  and  wood 
Hartley  G  P.  county  supt  schools 
Hartshough  C,  county  assessor 
Hatch  Jas,  county  sujtervisor 
Head  F  Edward,  superior  judge 
Hilton  &  Titus  (James  Hilton  and  John 

Titus),  blacksmiths 
Hind  Thomas,  butcher  shop 
Horn    James,   Farmers'  Home    Saloon 

and  Hotel 
Horton  Henry,  stoves,  tinware,  etc 
Humburg  August,  upholsterer 
Hurd  Mrs  H  H,  groceries,  etc 
Hynding  C  J,  hotel  and  saloon 
Jacobson    Louis,   general    merchandise 

and  city  treasurer 
Jamieson  P  B,  plumber  and  gasfitter 
Johnsoi.  D'H,  physician 
Kincaid  H,  attorney-at-law  ^nd  notary 

public 
King  Henry,  barber  shop  and  baths 
Kriess  Michael,  brewery 
Kuvk  C  Martin,  salo  m 
Kuck's  (iermania  Hall,   Martin   Kuck 

propr 
Lawrence  W  H,  county  supervisor 
Jjcahy  k  Jacobson  (8  U  L'ahy  and  Chas 

Jacobson),  insurance  agt 
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Loveland   E,  public   administrator  and 

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Loveland  E  W,  physician 
Ma<lsen  A  C,  saloon 
McCarthy  P,  bootmaker 
McKenna  &  Murray  (Patrick  McKcnna 

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Mullen  Daniel,  harnesBmakcr 
Nelson  Lawruiice,  tlnur -mill 
Nutting  H  N,  attorney-at-law 
Offerinann  Bms  (.J  H   and  C   H  Offer- 

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OLDER    FREMONT,    manager   San 

Mateo  Pubtiahing  Co 
Parker  L  A,  Exceluior  Saloon 
Plielan  Miss  &  Kind  Mrs,  millinery 
Plump  G evert,  general  merchandise 
Potter  G  E,  agt  S  P  R  R 
Prebble  M  Jr,  city  marshal 
Prior  Charles,  St  Charles  Hotel 
Ramos  B  C,  ice  depot 
Roos  J  G,  mgr  Frank  Bros'  tannery 
Rowley  R  G,  district  attorney 
Sanbnrn  J  S,  livery 

"SAN   MATEO    COUNTY    JOUR- 
NAL "  (weekly),  S  C  L^ahy  pwblislier 
SAN  MATEO    PUBLISHING  CO. 

P'remont  Older  manager 
Sarret  Mathieu,  saloon 
Sevens  J  B,  constable 
Smith  T  J,  city  trustee  and  gen  mdse 
Solan  Wm  M,  salocii 
Spindler  Jacob,  barbar 
Stafford  &  Dugan,  livery  stable 
Staff'ord  James,  groceries,  liquors  and 

city  trustee 
Stewart  Miss  Kate,  mgr  W  U  Tol  Co 
Stewart  Wm,  druggist 
Teague  A,  city  truatee  and  atty-at-law 
Thiel  (irustavo  A,  watches,  jewelry  and 

watchmaker 
Tichnor  Harry,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co 

"TIMES-  GAZETTE"  (weekly),  San 
Mateo  Publishing  Company,  publish- 
ers       * 

Tremont  House,  Charles  Ayres  propr 

Underbill  Alpheus,  varieties 

Walker  H,  county  clerk  and  recorder 

Walker  H  W,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

WALSH  Mt  justice  of  the  peace,  real 
estate  and  insurance  agent  and  city 
assessor 

Welch  R  C,  police  judge,  real  estate,  in- 
surance, collection,  etc 

Wentworlh  Geo,  supervisor 

Whooton  &  Thomps(iii  ( Fredk  Whooton 
and  Edward  W  Thompson),  painters 
and  dealers  in  painters  materials 

Wilcox  W  J  (Chamberlain  &  \Vi!cox), 
county    k'easurer 

Windele  Edward,  physician 


REIFF. 

Lakk  County.     A  post-office,  13  miles 
from  Lower  Lake. 

Bond  Henry,  farmer 
Bose  Carl,  farmer 
Chandon  C  F,  farmer 
Ebl>iiighauson  Frank,  farmer 
Lee  ( Jeorge.  farmer 
Morrell  A  F,  farmer 
Olson  Chris,  far!»ior 
Pa'.mer  J  C,  farmer 


REIF  JOHNt  farmer  and  postmaster 
Robinson  R  K,  farmer 
Runels  Charles,  farmer 
Ruuelfl  James,  farmer 


REQUA. 

Del  Norte  County.     A  post-office, 
miles  southeast  of  Crescent  City. 

ALBERT  H>  postmaster 


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RICEVILLE. 

Tehama  County.    A  post-office. 

AITKEN  A  B  &  CO.  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co's  office  and  gener;.l  merchandise 

Bisker  J  G,  bootmaker 

Bonham  B  B,  physician 

Cannon  J  C,  blackismith 

Donovan  J  J,  meat  market 

Heidricdt  Adam,  wagon  maker 

Kindle  S  W,  hotel  and  liquors 

Liersch  Wm,  blacksmith 

Lown  M,  carpenter 

Maggard  W  F,  ph}  sician  and  surgeon 

McPuly  &  McCray,  liquors 

Million  Wm,  hotel  and  liquors 

Mullen  John,  livery  stable 

Ryon  W  T,  postmaster,  drugs  and  vari- 
eties 

Tibbets  J  W,  carpenter 


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Plumas  County.  Post-office  Spanish 
Ranch;  12  miles  from  Spanish  Ranch. 

Beatty  Thos,  frnitraiser  and  miner 

BUVINOHAUSEN  ALEX,  hotel, 
frnitraiser  and  miner 

Chaplain  Chos,  mining 

French  Ravine  Quartz  Mine,  J  B  Whit- 
ing &,  Co  proprs 

Gausner  F,  hotel,  brewer  and  fruitraiser 

Kcf'p  Albert,  miner  ^nd  fruitraiser 

Lafoon  Madam,  ferry 

McShane  J  B,  butcher 

Moore  Mrs,  lodging-house 

Mori  Geo,  gen  nulae  and  hotel 

Whiting  F  B  &  Co,  proprs  French  Ra- 
vine Quartz  Mine 

RIEBER'S  STATION, 

El  Dorado  County.  Post-office  Placer- 
ville;  6  miles  east  of  Placerville. 

Anderson  4;  Lewis  (G  Anderson  and  W 

N  Lewis),  Mining  Co 
Blair  J  &  J,  lumber  mills 
Brislen  John,   wood,   coal  and  timber 

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Chapman  Rev  A  E,  temperance  lecturer 
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Hassler  &  Bieber  (J  Hassler  and  H  Rie- 
ber),  printers 

Hicks  John,  wood,  cor.l  and  timber  con- 
tractor 

Lardou  N  E,  wood,  coal  and  timber  con- 
tractor 

EIEBER  lOXnS.  hotel 


RINCON. 

San  Bernardino  County.     Post-office 
Chino;  6  miles  northeast  of  Chino. 

NOBLE  JOHN>  general  merchandise 


RIO  DELL. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post-office,  14 
miles  southeast  of  Ferndale  and  25 
miles  south  uf  Eureka. 

PAINTER  Li  general  merchandise, 
justice  of  the  peace,  proprietor  Rio 
Dell  Hotel  anfl  postmaster 

TOWNSEND  E  S,  deputy  postmaster 
and  clerk 


RIO  VISTA. 

Solano  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Is  nituated  i:i  the 
extreme  southeastern  portion  of  So- 
lano County  on  the  Sacramento  River. 
One  of  the  principal  industries  of  the 
place  u  salmon  fishing  and  canning, 
which  is  carried  on  (]uit3  extensively. 
It  is  S!)  miles  from  San  Francisco, 
and  is  reached  by  river  steamer. 

Bark  way  Rev  R  H,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Bell  P,  tinner 

lirunig  Jos,  lumber 

Carter  R  C,  tinsmith 

Chase  E,  news  agt 

Christenson  M,  wood  and  coal 

Claridge  Mrs  G  A,  liotel 

Craner  A  H,  gioccrics 

Currie  John,  sadiller 

Eiidicott  Dr  R  C,  drugs 

Eriander  &  (J  illinir^-,  gen  mdso 

Fallman  L,  blacksmith 

Ferguson  VV,  wagonmakcr 

Fiscus  J  B,  livery 

Flannigan  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Frasf  ••  (ico,  butcher 

(>ai    icrJohn  H,  warehouse 

(iurney  Jacob,  saloon 

HuUey  ST,  blacksmith 

Holdersback  J,  wagonmaker 

Ingersoll  J  1>   justice  of  the  peace 

Janowski  J  A,  jew    er 

Johnson  &  Emi^h  (also  Newton  Land- 
ing), grain  atid  lumber 

Kearney  Jas,  shoemaker 


Kieman  Thos,  undertaker 

Lawson  H,  saloon 

Louis  &  Co,  butchers 

Malone  John,  shoemaker 

Marshall  C  K,  notary  public 

McCray  &  McNally,  saloon 

McGraw  Daniel,  saloon 

Miller  Louis,  painter 

Morgan  L  T,  blacksmith 

Nelson  C,  saloon 

Nelson  Simon,  carpenter 

Perry  J  M,  grocer 

Peterson  A  H,  livery 

Roberts  Geo  W,  saloon 

Runk  Mrs  L  C,  hotel 

Sidwell  J  M,  produce 

Sidwell  Mrs,  restaurant 

Sorenson  S  P,  furniture 

Stanton  J  C,,  druggist 

Stoll  C  M,  harness 

Tallman  Mrs  L,  fancy  goods 

Thompson  Geo,  saloon 

Wadsworth  Wm,  grocer 

Weslar  Geo,  barber 

WILCOX   &   DOZIER,  general  mer- 

ohai:dise 
Williamson  Wm,  flour-mill 


RIPON. 

Sav  Joaquin  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  oiHcc,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.  (Visalia  ]!)ivision),  9 
miles  from  Modesto. 

Fink  John,  carpenter 

Fiszsimmons  A  M,  blacksmith 

Kinney  D,  carpenter 

Lock  wood  F  G,  painter 

O'Leary  J,  hotel  and  liquors 

Pygall  (Jeo,  bootmaker 

Sweet  J  G,  carpenter 

YAFLE  D  F,  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster  and  agt  CVntral  Pacific  R 
R,  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  W  U  Tel  Co, 

and  Ripon  Warehouse 
Yaplo  P,  wheulrigi't 


RIVERUALE. 


Fresno    County.     A    pust-oOico,    21 
miles  south  of  Fresno. 

As'ibrook  Alfred,  farmer 

Barritt  B  F,  tAtock  raiser 

Benii  S  F,  farmer 

Carothers  W  A,  stock  and  wool  grower 

Chamberlain  Joel,  stock  raiser 

Chamberlain  Wm,  farmer 

Cottle  Luce  &    Co,    stock    and    wool 

growers 
Forsyth  James,  stock  raiser 
Gibbms  Lomis,  farmer 
Green  V  R,  school  teacher 


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Harlan  Eliaha,  stock  raiser 

Hatch  Dennis,  farmer 

Hill  Benson,  stock  raiser 

Jatun  Joseph,  fanner 

Lewi:-  Lindsay,  stock  and  wool  grower 

Pickerl  Harvey,  stock  raiser 

Powell  James  H,  stock  raiser 

Shance  Robert,  farmer 

Shance  Wesley,  farmer 

Sherwood  Frederick,  farmer 

Thompson  Thomas,  farmer 


RIVERSIDE. 

San  Bernardino  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  offi.  >.  This  pret- 
ty place  is  distant  7  miles  from  the 
town  of  San  Bernardino,  and  8  miles 
by  stage  from  Colton.  It  is  surround- 
ed by  rich  orange  and  lemon  groves 
and  raisin  vineyards.  The  drives  in 
the  vicinity  of  Riverside  are  the  most 
interesting  in  the  State.  There  is  an 
abundant  water  supply  and  a  delight- 
ful climate. 

Alder  Samuel  (Petchner  &  Alder) 

Allen  Jacob,  physician 

BELARB  Ff  restaurant  and  bakery, 
Main 

BETTNER  JAMES,  president  River- 
side Fruit  Co,  Sth 

Binkley  P  T  &  Co,  furniture  and  under- 
takers 

Blade  Thos  (Mayer  &  Blade) 

BOTB  JOHN,  proprietor  St  George 
Hotel,  Main  (see  adv) 

Branch  Mrs  S  J,  restaurant 

Burt  B  D  &  Bro  (B  I)  and  B  F  Burt), 
general  merchandise 

Carr  VV'm,  restaurant 

CarrW  W  (Wood  &  Carr) 

(.'arroU  Mrs  M  K,  restaurant 

Church  Mrs  L  D,  dres^iuiaking 

Colburn  Rev  M  T,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Conway  K,  notary  public  and  justice  of 
the  peace 

{.\)x  W  <»,  painter 

Ciiimitigham  G  I),  wagons,  carriages 
agricultural  implements 

Cunningham  R  F,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agt 

Derby  A  B,  bootmaker 

Dicksun  G  W,  livery  stable 

Drake  J  M,  books  and  stationery 

DyERBRftS(W  Hand  O  T  Dyer), 
Hiverside  Bank,  Main 

DyerOT  (Dyer  Bros) 

Dyer  W  H  (Dyer  Bros) 

Eseallier  k  Jourdan  (J  Eseallier  and  E 
Jourdan),  saloon 

Evans  S  C,  pres  Riverside  Land  and  Ir- 
rigating Co  And  Riverside  Canal  Co 


FASHION  STABLES.  W  A  Hayt  & 
Son  proprietors.  Main  (see  adv) 

'i<'ilkins  C  W,  stationery,  fancy   goods, 

insurance  agt  and  postmaster 
Gage  Matthew,  watches  and  jewelry 
Gill  C  J,  physician 

OLENWOOD  HOTEL,  Frank  A  Mil- 
ler  propr,  cor  Main  and  7th   (see  adv) 

Gould  H  W,  surgeon  and  dentist 
Greves  James  P,  notary  public  and  in- 
surance agt 
Hall  J  F,  real  estate 
Hamilton  J  W,  drugs 
Hayt  Chas  P  (W  A  Hayt  &  Son) 
Hayt  W  A  (W  A  Hayt  &  Son) 
HAYT  W  A  &  SON  (W  A  and  Chas 
P  Hayt),  livery  and  feed  stables  and 
stage  lines.  Main  (see  adv) 

HOLT  L  M.  publisher  and  proprietor 
"Press  and  Horticulturist  and  gen- 
eral job  printing,  Sth 

Horton  Mrs  S  M,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Jourdan  E  (EscaVtier  &  Jourdan) 

Keith  A  &  Son,  fruit  boxes 

Keith  &  Derby,  boots  and  shoes 

Kelsey  Bros  (A  S  and  J  M  Kelsey),  fur- 
nishing goods  and  clothmg 

Lightner  &  Rosenthal  (Samuel  Lightner 
and  E  Rosenthal),  general  merchan- 
dise and  agts  W,  F  &  Co 

Lyon  &  Rosenthal,  dry  goods 

Marsh  Isaac,  hardware,  stoves  anil  tin- 
ware 
X  asters  &  Heap  (S  Masters  and  Joseph 
Heap),  blacksmiths 

Maxwell  Samuel  D,  painter 

Mayer  &  Blade  (John  Mayer  and  Thos" 
Blade),  saloon 

McBai'i  Wm,  dry  goods 

MILLER  FRANK  A.  groceries  and 
crockery  and  proprietor  Glenwood 
Hotel,  Main  (see  adv) 

Moody  E  I*,  furniture  and  undertaking 

Moore  T  F,  o  'rriagemaker  and  agricul- 
tural implements 

Morse  &  Segar  (Geo  Morse  and  E  L  Se- 
gar),  fruits 

Noland  &  Bro,  painters 

Olney  P  F,  dentist 

Oppenheimer  L  &  Co  (L  Opponheimer), 
general  merchandise 

Overton  Miss  Kate,  operator  W  U 
Co 

Packard  J,  blacksmith 

PAPINEAU  OTTLEY,  harness 

saddles,  M:iin 
Parker  Miss  L,  millinery 
Pattiui  S  S,  hardw.ire 
Petchner  &  Aliler  (Frank  Petchner 

Samuel     Alder),      blacksmiths 

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prietor, 8th 

Rader  H  C,  stage  line 

Heinstein  Philip,  harness  and  saddles 

RIVERSIDE  BANK,  Dyer  Bros  pro- 
prietors. Main 

Riverside  Canal  Co,  S  C  Evans  pres, 
H  J  Eudisill  sec 

RIVEBSIDE  FRUIT  CO,  Jas  Bett- 

ner  president,  B  D  Burt  manager,  8th 

Riverside  J^and  and  Irrigating  Co,  S  C 

Evans  pres,  H  J  Rudiuill  sec 
Roe  Jas  H,  dru$;s  atul  stationery 
Rudisill  H  J,  sec  Riverside  Land  and 

Irrigating  Co,  and  Itiverside  Canal  Co 

ST  GEORGE  HOTEL,  J  hu  Boyd  pro- 
prietor, Main  (see  advertisement) 


Scott  W  L,  locksmith 

Sej{ar  E  L  (Morse  fc  Segar) 

Shaftner  C  H,  barber 

Shugart  K  D,  physician  and  surgeon 

Smith  Mrs  M,  dressmaking 

Spcnce  W  R,  plumbing 

Stone  John,  butchcT 

Thompson  A  J  (Wilson  &  Thompson) 

Turner  A  M,  photographer 

Waite  L  C,  nurseryman 

Wilbur  Bros  (John  A  and  Oscar  C  Wil- 
bur), groceries 

Wilder  C,  hairdrcssing 

Wilson  &  Thompson  (W  S  Wilson  and 
A  J  Thompson),  groceries,  bakery, 
and  restaurant 

Wood  &  Carr  (W  B  Wood  and  W  W 
Carr),  hardware 

Wood  W  B,  propr  Riverside  House 


St.  Georg'e  Hotel, 

JOHN  ?^'n),  Proprietor. 

SAMPLE  ROOMS  FOR  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELERS. 


Rates  Reasonible. 


Main  Stre  ?t,  Riverside,  Cal. 


Fashion  Livery  Stables, 

W.  A.  HAYT  &  SON,  Proprietors. 


FINE  TURNOUTS  AT  LOW  RATES,  ON  SHORT  NOTICE.) 


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iind  Express.  St.nges  connect  with  all  stages  for  Bernardino  and  Culton.  Tri- 
Weekly  Stage  Line  for  Temescal. 

This  is  tlie  only  Stage  Line  tliat  connects  with  the  San  Diego  Train.     Tickets 
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Tho  abr>vo  Hotel  is  one  of  the  very  few  establishments  on  the  Coast  that  is  so  complete.  Situ- 
ated anionu  the  Oranye  tiroves  of  tliat  sc  tion  of  the  country,  to  the  traveler  it  is  indeed  a  perfett 
paradise,  l^ar^'c  rooms  in  s\iites  or  single.  To  the  tourist,  or  parties  coming  to  this  place,  the  pro- 
|>riotor  offors  sjwi'ial  iuduccmunts  and  low  rates. 


ROBERT  S  LANDING. 

Alameda    County.      Poat-oflSce    San 
Lorenzo. 

ROBEKTS  WM,  hay  .ind  ftrain  ware- 
houses, also  dealer  in  lumber,  etc 


ROBINSON'S  FERRY. 

Calaveras  County.  A  post-oftice,  on 
the  Sonora  and  Mokehimne  Uill 
Stage  Koad,  9  miles  from  Sonora. 

Casseretto  F,  general  merchandise 

WOOD    HAKVEY.    postmaster 

county  supervisor  tliird  district 


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Yolo  County.     A  post-cllice,  17  miles 
northwest  of  Madison. 

IJumsey  D  C.  (juicUsilver  mine 
TILLY  J  W,  postmaster 


ROCKLIN. 

Placer  County.  A  po-st,  express  and 
telegraph  ortice.  It  is  the  eitstern 
terminus  of  tho  Sacramento  Division 
of  the  Central  PaciHc  U.  H..  22  miles 


northeast  of  that  city,  and  14  miles 
southeast  of  Auburn.  Its  location 
is  quite  pretty,  being  at  the  base  of 
the  Sierras,  and  its  support  is  derived 
chieHy  from  the  machine  shops  of  the 
Railroad  Cumpany.  At  this  place 
extensive  granite  quarries  are  worked, 
from  which  shipments  are  made  to 
all  points  in  the  valley.  Population 
700. 

Agler  James,  agt  trainmaster  C  P  R  R, 
W,  F  &  Co,  and  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

Burchnrd  James,  saloon 

CASSIDY  JAMES,  saloon 

Clow  Stephen,  blacksmith 
Clydesdale  John,  saloon 
COLT  WM  P,  tin  and  hardware 
Cooley    Menzo    W,    master    mechanic 

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Crocker  LeRoy  L,  general  mdse 
Kbrs  Martin,  saloon 
Farrell  Thomas  J,  bootmaker 
Glace  Adam  D,  foreman  C  P  R  R  round 

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Lavenson  Moses,  general  merchaudise 
Legion  of  Honor,  Henry  £  Stafford  sec 
Levison  Bros  (I  and  J  L  Levison),   gen- 
eral merchandise 
Lodge  A  0  U  W,  Rowland   George    M 

W,  Henry  E  Stafford  recorder 
McCretdy  Geo  W,  propr  Trott's  hotel 
Neher  Mark  J,  livery  stable 
Njyre  Alfred  A,  division  clerk  C  P  R  R 
0  Connor  John  M,  general  mdse 
Pfosi  Jacob,  bakery 
Rowland  George  W,  blacksmith 
Schlei^elmilch  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 
Schneider  Lizzie,  sec  Good  Templars 
Schoenemann  Chas  \V,  physician 
Schoenemann  Thomas  W,  druggist  and 

physician 
Schuetze  Wm  P,  meat  market 
Silsby  Albert  W,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 
Smith  B  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
Smith  Miss  Isabella  C,  postmistress  and 

stationery 
Stafford  Henry  E,  physician 
SWEENEY  JOHN,  liquors  and  gro- 

ceries,  Depot 
Taylor  Rev   David,    pastor   Congrega- 
tional Church 
Taylor  J  N,  granite 
Vantre  s  Mrs  Rebecca,  lodging-house 
Wentworth  Samuel,  sec  Masonic  Lodge 


ROCKPORT  LANDING. 

Mendocino  County.  Post  office  West- 
port. 

Christiansen  C,  hotel  and  wool  dealer 

Dodge  Mrs  Leonar  1,  millinery 

Perry  Wm,  wagoumaker 

Turner  M  L,  gen  mdsc  and  justice  of 
the  peace 

Young  G  G,  general  merchandise 


ROCKY  POINT. 

Sierra  County.     A  post-office,  10  miles 
northwest  of  Sierra  Valley. 

Freeman  Willis,  blacksmith 
McNair  Bros,  saw-mill 


YABBINGTONHENKIETTA,  post- 

mistress 
Yarrington  H  J,  hotel 


ROGERS'  HOT  SPRINGS. 

Fresno  County. 

KREYENHAQEN  EMU,  stage  pro- 

Srii'tor 
EYENHAOEN  OUST,  hotel 

Landrum  Mark,  saloon 


ROHNERVILLE. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  on  the 
Eureka  ami  Clovcrdale  Road,  20  miles 
by  stage  south  of  the  former  place.  Its 
main  supports  are  the  lumber,  wool 
and  agricultural  interests  of  the  local- 
ity, which  are  very  valuable.  The 
town  is  built  on  a  healthy  site,  and  is 
in  a  flourishing  condition. 

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Brewer  Chas  H,  blacksmith 
Brien  John,  justice 
Davis  H  A  P,  justice 
Dyer  Mrs  D  A.inillinery  and  fancy  goods 
Feigenbaum  J  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Felt  T  D,  physician  and  surgeon 
Finch  J  W,  constable 
Gill  A  M,  dry  goods  and  millinery 
GORDON  Chas  E,  editor  and  proprie- 
tor "Rohnerville  Herald" 
Hamill  Owen,  wagonmaker 
Kalischer  N  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Lamb  Bros,  market 
Moore  Chas,  livery  stable 
Perrott  M,  livery  stable 
Ral  Thos,  varinties 

"ROHNERVILLE  HERALD '  (The), 

Chas  E  (iordoM  editor  and  proprietor 
Stephens  W  L,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Tibbetts  A  C,  Hour-mill 
Towndrow  W  N,  physician 
Tyrrell  A  J,  drugs,  books  and  stationery 
W'eldon  J  A,  dentist 
Wootllee  H,  hotel 


The  Rohnerville  Herald, 

Published  every  Wednesday  at 

Rohnerville,  Humboldt  County California^ 


CHAS.  E.  GORDON,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

TERMS:   $1.60  PER  YEAR. 

TiiK  Herald  is  published  in  the  centre  of  the  Great  Eel    River  Valley,  the 
most  productive  and  prosperous  region  in  Northern  California. 


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ROSE'S  STATION. 

Kern  County.     A  post-office,  36  miles 
south  of  Bakersfield. 

ROSE  WM   B>    general  merchandise, 
postmaster  and  hotel 


ROSEVILLE. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  exjiress  and 
telegraph  office;  a  small  agricultural 
town  at  the  junction  of  tne  Oregon 
Division  and  tlio  main  line  of  the 
Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  18  miles  from 
Sacramento;  a  town  of  about  400  in- 
habitants. 

Band  of  Hope,  meets  Friday  nights 

Baxter  J  B,  saloon 

Baxter  \V,  saloon 

Berry  T  A,  barber  and  saloon 

Bluir  &  La  Due,  meat  market  and  saloon 

Branstetter ,  propr  Junction  House 

Branstettcr  W  J,  general  merchandise 

Bulens  &  Valentine,  Depot  Saloon 

Fitzgerald  VV  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Fletcher  Robert  J,  livery  stable 

Golden  Ea^le  Hotel,  W  Scott  propr 

CJregory  H  L,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Hickins  John,  Roseville  Brewery 

I  O  G  T  Lodge,  No  2G1,  meets  Saturday 
nights 

I  0  O  F,  meets  Odd  Fellows  Hall  on  Sat- 
urday nights 

Junction  Hotel, Branstetter  propr 

Niles  Wm  B,  physician 

Pratt  J  D,  hay,  grain,  aj^ricultural  im- 
plcmcnta  and  general  nicrcliandise 

Fallen  Samuel  J,  school  toucher,  justice 
of  the  peace,  notary  public  and  in- 
surance agt 

Keehner  Cliailes,  blacksmith 

Schoonovor  D  J,  physician  and  surgeon 

Siggins  Mrs,  dressmuUer 

Thomas  Sl  Sdii,  ^eiioral  merchandise 

Williams  W  B,  painter 

Woodruff  Curtis,  bootmaker 


ROUND  MOUNTAIN. 

Shasta  County.    A  post-office,  35  miles 
northeast  of  Redding. 

Afterthought  Mining  Co,  J  O  Stewart 

supt 
Redeker  Wm,  general  merchandise 
STEWART  J  0>  superintendent  After- 
thought Mining  Co 


ROUND  VALLEY. 

Inyo  County.  A  post-office,  30  miles 
north  of  Independence. 

Jones  John  E,  tlour-mill 

Jones  Thos  E,  farmer 

Olds  David,  blacksmith 

Sheldon  Rev  H  B,  Methodist  clergyman 

Simmons  Rev  L  W,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

STOTJTENBOROUGH  J  H,  general 
merchandise 

Swan  C  S,  justice  of  the  peace 


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ROUGH  AND  READY. 

Nevada  County.  A  post  and  express 
olHce,  ontheMarysvilioStiige  Road,  8 
miles  southwest  of  Nevada  City  and 
4  miles  west  of  Grass  Valley.  It  is 
an  agricultural  and  mining  town. 

Melbourne  E  L,  saloon 
Roberts  Q  Y,  constable 
Schlottlcaur  E  L,  ireneral  merchandise 
SCHRODER  JOHN  F.    general    mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 
Single  J,  blacksmith 


ROUTIER  STATION. 

Sacramento  County.  A  post-office  on 
the  Sacramento  and  Placerville  R.  R., 
11^  miles  east  of  Saciamento;  sup- 
pi  >rted  by  general  merchandise  and 
farming.  The  country  in  the  vicinity 
of  this  village  can  scarcely  have  jus- 
tice done  it  by  word  picturing.  The 
fields  of  grain  and  extensive  vine- 
yards and  orchards  that  skirt  the 
road  on  either  side  form  a  subject  that 
would  exert  the  fancy  of  a  poet  to  its 
utmost  to  describe. 

Bryan  A  W,  stock  dealer 
Bryan  E  H,  farmer 
Bryan  W  F,  farmer 
Colquhan  Chas,  farmer 
Didording  Chas,  fanner 
Evans  John,  farmer 
Hanlon  (ieo,  farmer 
Hicks  G  D,  miller 
Hoy  Peter,  farmer 
Kelley  Edward,  farmer 
Kilgore  D  C,  farmer 
Mahew  Leon,  saloon 
McDermot  John,  farmer 
Menke  A,  hop  grower 
Mortas  E  G,  farmer 

PATTERSON  A  D,  justice  of  ^  . 
peace,  postmaster  and  agent  Sacra- 
mento and  Placerville  R  R 

Qauad  Stephen,  farmer 

Routier  Joseph,  fruit  and  wine  raiser 

Schmidt  Herman,  blacksmith 

Shields  John,  farmer 

Smith  M  L,  farmer 

Stephens  R  D,  fruit  and  wine 


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Studerus  John,  fruit  grower 
Taylor  D  W,  farmer 
Taylor  John  B,  farmer 
WiUiamaon  D  L,  farmer 


ROWLAND. 

El  Dorado  County.    A  post-oiHce,  25 
miles  northeast  of  Markleeville. 

RAMSEY  BROS(  general  merchandise 
Kuwlaud  T  B,  hotel 


RUTHERFC:?D. 

Napa  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  California  Pacific  It,  R. 
(Napa  Branch),  14  miles  from  Napa 
City  and  4  mile  <  from  St.  Helena. 

Frye  J,  postmaster 

FBYE  &  NOTTAGE,  general  mer- 
chandise, agents  California  Pacific  R  R, 
Wells,  FarfTO  &  Co  and  Puget  Sound 
Lumber  Co 

Hortop  H,  blacksmith 


SACRAMENTO. 

Sacramento  County.    A  post,  expres' 

and  telegraph  otiice. 

Situated  on  the  east  bank  of  the  Sacra- 
mento River,  in  the  lovely  valley  bear- 
ing the  same  name,  is  the  handsome  cap- 
ital of  the  Golden  State.  Her  position 
geographically  is  decidedly  favorable, 
renaerin^  the  business  men  of  the  city 
invaluable  aid  in  enlarging  their  trade, 
which,  in  their  absence,  must  be  cir- 
cumscribed to  very  narrow  limits  by 
the  competition  of  San  Francisco  mer- 
chants. By  the  energy  and  enterprise 
of  her  citizens,  who  have  always  been 
alive  to  the  development  of  their  city, 
she  lias  reached  the  second  place  as  a 
commercial  emporium,  and  we  be- 
speak for  her  a  continual  growth  and 
an  honored  place  in  the  rank  of  the 
most  substantial  cities  of  the  coast. 
Her  many  avenues  of  trade  are  orna- 
mented with  splendid  structures,  well 
ftaved  with  cobble  stones  and  bril- 
iantly  illuminated  with  gan,  while 
many  of  them  are  traversed  by  lines 
of  street  railway,  and  well  drained  by 
an  excellent  system  of  sewerage.  In 
the  resi'lence  portions  of  the  place  the 
roomy  yards,  studded  with  palms  and 
ferns,  and  ablaze  in  most  seiisons  of 
the  year  with  rare  flowers,  there  are 
many  objects  of  attraction.  In  the 
possession  of  magnifiuent  private 
homes,      Sacramento      will     compare 


favorably  with  any  city  of  the  same 
size  in  the  Union.  The  railroad  depot, 
constructed  in  the  summer  of  1879, 
and  the  beautiful  capitol  building  are 
features  of  the  place  that  deserve 
special  notice.  The  former  is  com- 
posed principally  of  iron  and  glass,  is 
upwards  of  300  feet  in  length,  and  is 
conveniently  subdivided  into  compart- 
ments peculiar  to  itself.  The  latter  is 
a  handsome  structure,  very  commodi- 
ous and  attractively  situated  in  lovely 
grounds,  and  surmounted  by  a  dome 
180  feet  in  hight.  Its  cost  was  in  the 
neighborhood  of  $5,000,000.  The  city 
is  also  well  supplied  M'ith  daily  and 
weekly  newspapers.  The  press  of  the 
city  is  a  credit  to  it,  and  the  circula- 
tion of  the  papers  show  an  apprecia- 
tion that  is  commendable.  The  con- 
struction in  the  past  year  of  many 
substantial  business  houses  and  resi- 
dences, and  the  contemplated  invest- 
ment of  capital  in  similar  improve- 
ments the  present  year,  is  a  huppy 
commentary  on  her  future  growth. 
The  population  is  estimated  at  2G,- 
000. 

ABBOTT  A.  cashier  California  State 
Bank,  330  J 

Abrams  J,  bootmaker,  803  L 

Ackerman  &  Co  (Maurice  Block  Sacra- 
mento, Ackorman  Bros,  San  Fran- 
cis :;o),  wholesale  dealers  in  crockery 
and  glassware,  ti2i)  and(i31  J 

Acock  &  Charleville  (F  L  Acock  and 
Fred  Charleville),  real  estate  and  ius 
agts,  904  7th 

Acock  T  L  (Acrck  &  iJharleville),  004  7th 

ADAMS  a  £•  hay,  grain  and  feed, 
wholesale  and  retail,  727  J 

Adams  L  S  (Adams,  McNeill  &  Co), 
residence  San  Francisco 

ADAMS,  McNeill  &  go  (l  s  Adams 

and  John  McNeill),  wholesale  grocers, 

NE  cor  Front  and  L 
Agricultural  Park,  cor  20th  and  G 
Ainsworth  Henry,  blacksmith,  alley  bet 

3d  and  4tli,  P  and  Q 
Aitken  A  (Aitken  &  Fisli),  617  K 
AITKEN  &  FISH  (A  Aitken  and  F  N 

Fish),  marble  works,  017  K 
Alexander   1>   £,    &ttoruey-at-law   and 

notary  public,  '.♦04  7th 
Alexander  S,  clothing,  806  K 
Alfarro  Isadoru,  saloon,  1531  Front 
Allmond    Geo   D,    apt   White    sewing 

machine,  fancy  goods,  80G  J 
ALSIP  E  K  (Swettser  &  Alsip),  1015  4th 
American  BLtgle  Hotel,  T  S  Wilkinson 

propr,  1201  J 
American  I<aundry,  S  B  Cooley  propr, 

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Atnsdcn    O    R    (Fearaon,    Amsden    & 

Burnett),  cor  12th  and  J 
Anderson  Glaus  (Anderson  &  Johnson), 

1012  7th 
Anderson  &  Hamm  (W  J  Anderson  and 
W  J  Hamm),  dry  goods  and  clothing, 
024  J 
Anderson  James,  merchant  tailor,  603  K 
Anderson  &  Johnson  (Claus  Anderson 
and  A  G  Johnsou),  merchant  tailors, 
1012  7th 
Anderson  L  P,  sign  painter,  816  K 
Anderson  Robt,  bo  lermaker,  1210  2d 
Anderson  W  A,   city  attorney,   cor  3d 

and  J 
Anderson  W  J  (Anderson  &  Hamm), 

924  J 
Andrado  J  S,  barber,  10-29  Front 
Andrew  A  (A  Andrew  &  Co),  1021  2d 
Andrew  A  &  Co  (Adam   Andrew   and 

Fred  Y  Williams),  cigars,   1021  2d 
Ankener  J  J  (Kosa  &  Ankener),  819  7  th 
Annis   A  (Union   Wood  and  Coal  Co), 

426  K 
Armington  L  £   (Armington,  Millis  & 

Morse),  730  J 
Armington,  Millis  k  Morse  (L  E   Arm- 
ington, W  S  Millis  and  O  N  Morse), 
clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  730  J 
ARHSTBONOJW,  attorney  at-law, 

328  J 
Armstrong  Thomas,  hamcssmaker,  1 104 

J 
Arnold  Jacob,  meat  market,  cor  2d  and 

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ARNOLD  J  H  (George  Schroth  &,  Co), 

cor  13th  and  J 
Arnold  M,  restaurant,  1019  2d 
Ashby  DE  (Capitol  Packing  Co),  1113 

and  111')  Front 
Ashby  W  F,  hay  and  grain,    11th  bet  J 

and  K 
Asher  Julius,  photographer,  810  J 
Atkinson  E    C,    principal  Sacramento 

Business  College,  716  1 
Atlantic  (iarden,  cor  17th  and  P 
Atlantic  Hotel,  S  Schmorleiz  propr,  cor 

I  and  12th 
AVERT  JM>  president  Capitol  Furni- 
ture Co,  616  J 
Babson  &  S-ndler    (Seth    Babson  and 
and  James  Soadler),  architects,  1006 
7th 
Babson  Soth  ( Babson  k  Seadler),  1006  7th 
Bagley  W  H,  varieties,  1102  J 
Bauoy  Benjamin,  county  supervisor 
Bailey  Frank  W  (Bailey  and  lughram), 

324  K 
BAILET  &  INOHRAM  (J  M   lugh- 
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Bailey  W  fl,  hnrnosjmaker,  1030  K 


Baker  B,  hotel,  1114  7th 

Baker  &  Hamilton  ( L  L  Baker  and  R  M 

Hamilton),  hanlware  and  agricultural 

implements,  C  H  Hubbard  mgr,  109- 

115  J 

Baker  L  L  (Baker  &  Hamilton),  res  San 

Francisco 
Baldwin  C  G,  groceries,  cor  12th  and  G 
Baldwin  W  H,  physician,  1029  2d 

Bauholzer  F,  engraver,  430  J 

Buptiste  John  (John  Baptiste  &  Co). 
326  K 

BAPTISTE  JOHN  &  CO  (John  Bap- 
tiste and  F  X  Perreiter),  cii^ars,  to- 
bacco and  shooting  gallery,  326  K 

Barber  M,  hay,  grain  and  mill  feed,  NE 
cor  J  and  11th 

Barnes  Chas,  grain  sacks,  cigars  and 
tobacco,  910  J 

Bartels  &  Gregory  (Wm  Bartels  and  V 
J  Gregory),  wholesale  liquors,  910  2d 

Bartels  Wm  (Bartels  &  Gregory),  910  2d 

Bassett  L  F,  city  engineer,  Water 
Works  Building 

Bassett  W  S  (Taft,  Bassett  &  Hunts- 
man), 501-505  M 

BATES  OEOROE  E  (Freeman  &  Bates), 
916  5th 

Bauer  Frank  X  (Bauer  &  La  Motte), 
729  K 

Bauer  John  (Ross  &  Bauer),  315  K 

Bauer  John  J,  county  supervisor 

BATTER  &  LA  MOTTE  (Frank  X 

Bauer  and  Adolph  LaMotte),  copper- 
smiths.plumbers  and  gasfitters,  729  K 
Baumle    F,    sausages,    delicacies,    etc, 
426  J 

BAT  OTSTER  AND  CHOP  HOUSE, 

Morris  Uadonich  proprietor,  1025  2d 
BEALS  H  St   photographer,  415  J,  up 

Beard  M  R  &  Co  (M  R  Beard),   blank 

books  and  stationery,  312  J 
Beardslee  E  A,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co,  1015  2d 
BEARNSEN  N.  stoves,  furniture  and 

crockery,  829  J 
BEATTT  ADAH  (Beatty,   Beatty  & 

Beatty),  attoruey-at-law  and  notary 

£ublic,  328  J 
ATTT,   BEATTT  &  BEATTT 

(H  O,  W  H  aud  Adam  Beatty),  attor- 

neys-at-law,  328  J 
BEATTT  H  0  (Beatty,  Beatty  &  Beat- 
ty), attorney-at-law  and  receiver  U  S 

Land  Office,  328  J 
BEATTT  W  H  (Beatty,    Beatty    & 

Beatty),  attorney-at-law,  328  J 
Beaumont  Duncan,  land  agent,  904  7th 
Beckley  P  R,  county  supervisor 
Beckman   Wm,   pres   People's  Savings 

Bank,  400  J 
"BEE"  (daily  and  weekly),  James  Mc- 

('Intchy  &  Co  proprietors,  1016  3d 
Bec-be  Joseph  (Jones  &  Be<ibe),  812  K 


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Beede  S  S,  saloon,  Agricultural  Park 
Behen  Michael,  saloon,  501  5th 
Bell  CharleH,  druggist,  SE  cor  2d  and  K 
Bell  &  Co  (L  Bell),  auctioneers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  916  J 
Bell  H  A  (Griflitts  &  Bell),  812  K 
Bell  L  (Bell  &  Co),  916  J 
Bellmer  M,  groceries,  NE  cor  8th  and  M 
Belvidere    Hotel,  Jacob  Frees    propr, 

1023  6th 
Bennett  H,  note-teller  Sacramento  Bank, 

cor  5th  and  J 
Bennett  Henry,  blacksmith,  12th  bet  D 
and  E 

BENNETT  I,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruits, 

varieties,  etc,  926  J 
Bennett  Mrs  M   A,   dressmaking,    1117 

9th 
Bennett  Michael,  saloon,  807  J 
Berck  L  B,  groceries,  NVV  cor  1 3th  and 

K 
Btrg  &  Co,  painters,  728  K 
Bergmann  A,  pickle  and  vinegar  works, 

709  and  711  L 
Bcrkey  Thos  H,    county  clerk.   Court 

House 
Bernard  H   M,   carriage  manufacturer, 

cor  6th  and  L 

BERNHABD  CONBAD.   superinten- 
dent Capital  Furnitiue  Co,  616  J 
Berry  Mrs  L  E,  lodging-house,  1117  5th 
Betschart  B  (B  Betschait  &   Co),  1025 

Front 
Betschart  B  &  Co   (B  Betschart  and 
Frank    Schuler),    proprs     California 
House,  1025  Front 
BidwellA  Cook  (FJ  Bidwell  and   D   O 

Cook),  grocers,  128  K  and  1108  2d 
Bidwell  F  J  (Bidwell  &  Cook),  128  K 
Biewener  Fredk,  meat  market,  4(X)  M 
BiliuigH  E  L  (K  L  Billings  &  Co),  417  K 
Billings  E  L  &  Co  (E  L  Billings  and  Jas 
Woodburn,  wholesale  Ii(|Uors,  417  K 

BIIIINGSLEY  &  CO  (U  C  Billings- 
ley  anil  A  S  Hopkins),  wholesale  wood- 
en and  willow  ware,  311  and  313  J 

Billingsley  U  C  (Biliingaley  &  Co),  311 
and  313  J 

Bingay  Mrs  E  C,  teacher  of  drawing  and 
painting,  Odd  Fellows  Temple 

Bishop  Chas  E,  county  supt  cf  schools. 
Court  House 

Black  Andrev/  (John  Black  &  Son),  83 
Front  (old  number) 

Black  John  (John   Black   &,    Son),  38 
Front  (old  number) 

Black  John  &  Son  (John  and  Andrew 
Black),  Sacramento  Cracker  Co,  83 
Front  (old  number) 

Blair  Samuel,  county  supervisor 

Blank  D  M,  mgr  Continental  Oil  and 
Transportation  Co,  Front  bet  K  and  L 

Blauth  T  H,  ^aloon,  1021  4th 


Blessing  £  6  (Blessing  ft  Guthrie),  cor 

7ih  and  K 
Block  Maurice  (Ackerman  ft  Co),620 and 

631  J 
Blodgett  C  A,  saloon,  NW  cor  K  and  2d 
Blue  Geo  B,   carriage-maker,   917   and 

919  3d 
Boeker  John,  mfr  cane  and  willow-ware, 

515  J 
Bolier  John  (Bolier  ft  Boeder),  816  K 
Bolier  ft  Boeder   (John   Bolier  and  Ed 

Boeder),  saloon,  816  K 
Bond  ft  Huntsman  (Mrs  M  J  Bond  and 

Mrs  L  V  Huntsman),  millinery,  623  J 
Bond  Mrs  M  J   (Bond  &  Huntsman), 

523  J 
Bonney  C  P,  patent  medicines,  and  agt 

Buell's  Patent  Spring  Bed,  1226  7th 
Bonstin  S  A,  groceries,  817  K 
Booth    ft    Co    (Newton    Booth,    C    T 

Wheeler,  J   T  Glover,    and    W    W 

Dodge),  wholesale  grocers,  41-49  (old 

numbers)  Front 
Booth    Newton   (Booth   ft  Co),   41-49 

(old  numbers)  Front 
Borchers  Wm,  saloon,  1020  J 
Borra  Joseph,  Sacramento  Conservatory 

of  Music,  515  K 
BOSONIS  BRO.    director   Sacramento 

Institute,  cor  12th  and  K 
Boston  Drug  Sture,  .'101  J 
Bostwick  Aliss  Carrie,  millinery,  517  J 
Bovyer  Edward  A,  carpenter,  520  L 
Bowers  W  0,  propr  Union  Hotel,  cor 

2d  and  K 
Bowser  W  W,  agt  Wheeler  ft   Wilson 

Sewing  Machines,  5^7  J 
Boyd  Mrs  J  W,  dressmaker,  505^  J 
Boyle  Miss   Katie,   dressmaking,    1014 

Sth 
BOTNE  WM  &  CO,  marble  works, 

712  K 
Brandt  A,  fancy  goods  and  ladies'  un- 
derwear, 607  J 
Brass   Wire  (Jold   Placer  Mining    Co, 

Carl  Strobel  seo  and  treas,  321  J 
Breiidliii  A  (Brendliii  ft  Zechcr),  bakery, 

1128  I,  and  20th  bet  H  and  I 
Brcndlin  &  Zechcr  (A  Brendliii  and  F  J 

Zechcr),  Pacific  Bakery,  1128  I 
Brcuncr  John,   furniture  and   bedding, 

004-008  K 
Brewer  A,  saloon,  SE  cor  Front  and  K 
Brewer  B  B  (Brewer  ft   South  worth), 

628  J  J 
Brewer  M  T  (M  T  Brewer  ft  Co),  1006 

-1010  2d 
Brewer  M  T  ft  Co  (M  T  Brewer  and  J  F 

Farnsworth),    wholesale    fruit,    pro- 
duce and  seeds,  1006-lOiO  2d 
Brewer  ft  South  worth  (B  B  Brewer  and 

S  S  South  worth),  dentists,  628}  J 
Brier  B  C,  short-hand  reporter,  Court 

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BriggB  W  A,  physician,  212  J 

Brigga  W  E,  oculist  »nd  aurist,  429^  J 

BROICH    JOHNi    cabinetmaker,    up- 
holsterer,   and    furniture    mfr    and 
dealer,  706  K 
Bromley     Thomas,     merchant    tailor, 

810  J 
Bronner  Geo  F,  groceries,   and  public 

administrator,  cor  15th  and  L 
Brooklyn  Hotel,  J   E  Mooney  propr,  85 

and  87  (old  numbers)  Front 
Brothers  Misses,  milliners,  61 1  J 
Brown  Bros  (Richard,   Franklin,    and 
Simeon    Brown),    blacksmiths    and 
wagonmakcrs,  020  K 
Brown  Miss  Emma,  hairdresser,  517  K 
Brown  Franklin  (Brown  Bros),  920  K 
Brown  House,  lodgings,  H  C  Capwell 
propr,  328  K 

Brown  I  S,  attomey-at-law,  NE  cor  3d 

and  J 
Brown  Isaac,  saloon,  120i  J 
Brown  James    A,    saloon   and  variety 

theatre,  115-119  K 
Brown  John  Q,  city  mayor,  City  Hall, 

supt  Capital  Gas  Works,  cor  Front 

and  T 
Brown  Richard  (Brown  Bros),  920  K 
Brown  Simeon  (Brown  Bros),  920  K 
Bruce  House,  P  C  Smith  propr,  1018  J 

BRUNE  A  £>  physician  and  surgeon, 

521  J 
Bruner    Elwood,    attomey-at-law   and 

notary  public,  NE  cor  4th  and  J 
Brust  Mrs  M  A,  dressmaking,  612  K 
Bryding  P,  propr  Tremont   Hotel,  112 

and  114  J 
Buchanan  A  N,  notary  public,  916  5th 
Buckley   Henry  L,   district    attorney. 

Court  House 
Buell  G  B  (Buell  &   Roberts),  1226  7th 
Buell  &  Roberts  {G   B  Buell   and  D  L 

Roberts),  spring  bed  mfrs,  1226  7th 

BUNDOCK  H  F  &  BEO  (H  F  and 

J  S   Bundock),  Sacramento  Pottery, 
cor  30th  and  N 
Burgess  T  K,  veterinary  surgeon,  728  K 
Burke  F  T,  lodging-hcmse,  918  2d 
Burke  M   A   (Sisson,   Crocker  &   Co), 

129  J 
Burkhord  W  J  (Eureka  Sign  Co),  815  K 
Burnett  H  A  (Pearson,  Amsden  &  Bur- 
nett), cor  r2th  and  J 
Burr  E  A,  hay  and  grain,  815  J 
Burroughs  Mrs  V  A,  hairdresser,  428  ^  J 
Burtless  W    H,    mgr    Cabinetmakers' 

Committee,  822  K 
Bush  Ed  X,  cigars  and  tobacco,  326  J 
Bush  Geo  T,  gas  fixtures,  gasHtter  and 

plumber,  513  J 
Bush  John,  barber,  626  K 
Butler  Frank  (Saunders  ft  Butler),  302  J 
Butler  Stephen  W,  county  supervisor 


Butterfield  W  A,  groceries,  NE  cor  lOth 

and  J 
Byers  R  H,  undertaker,  600  K 
Cabinetmakers'     Combination,     W    H 

Burtless  mgr,  822  K 

Cadwalader  Ed  (Cadwalader  ft  Parsons), 

231  J 
Cadwalader  Geo,   attomey-at-law,  NE 

cor  3d  and  J 
Cadwalader  ft  Parsons  (Ed  Cadwalader 

and  Chas  R  Parsons),  real  estate  and 

insurance  agts,  231  J 
Caldwell  S  R,  supt  City  Cemetery 
California  Bible  Society  (branch),  1023 

9th 

CALIFORNIA  CANDY  FACTORY. 

Henry  Fisher  proprietor,  5u8  and  510 
J 

CALIFORNIA  CRACKER  CO,  Henr> 

Fisher  agent,  510  J 
California    Hotel,   B    Betschart   &   Co 
proprs,  1025  Front 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  BANK,   A 

Abbott  cashier,  330  J 
Callahan  D  E,  county  treasurer.    Hall 

of  Records 
Callihan  Mrs  P  A,  milliner,  613  J 
Calvyn  &  Chipman   (James  M  Calvyn 
and  H  C  Chipman),  painters,  1107  2d 
Calvyn  James  M  (Calvyn  &  Chipman), 

1107  2d 
Camcnzind  F,  carpenter,  2118  H 
Campbell  Chas  M,   furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 409  K 
Campbell  M,  groceries,  1316  5th 
Cantwell  H  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  430  J 
Cantwell  W  R,  attorney-at-law,  NE  cor 
3d  and  J 

CAPITAL  ALE  VAULTS,  J  J  Na- 

gcle  proprietor,  302  J  and  1005  3d 
Capital    Brewery,    Kerth    &    Nicolaus 
proprs,  cor  12th  and  I 

CAPITAL  FURNITURE  CO.  J  M 

Avery  president,  F  Mier  secretary  and 
treasurer,  Conrad  Bernhard  superin- 
tendent, 616  J 

Capital  Gas  Works,  John  Q  Brown 
supt,  cor  Front  and  T 

Capital  Hotel,  Blessing  ft  Guthrie 
proprs,  J  H  Miller  mgr,  cor  7th  and  K 

Capital  Ice  and  Coal  Co,  Chas  Sellinger 
mgr,  1009  3d 

CAPITOL  PACKING  CO  (J  H  Car- 
roll, R  Hickmott  and  D  E  Ashby), 
packers  of  hermetically  sealed  goods, 
1113  and  1115  Front 

Capital  Sign  Works,  J  C  Quinn  •  propr, 
321  J 

Capital  Soap  Co,  Withington  ft  Wil- 
liams proprs,  1427-1431  Front 

Capital  Soda  Works,  Henry  J  Postel 
propr,  310  J 


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Tryun  president,  E  H  Tryon  secretary, 

822  J,  mills,  cor  16th  and  C 
Ca])weli  H  C,  pictures,  frames,  etc,  728 

K  and  lodging-house,  328  K 
Carey  O  W  ( It  S  Carey  St  Sous),  cor  20th 

andK 
Carey  John  T  (R  S  Carey  k  Sons),  real 

estate  and  insurance  agt  and  notary 

public,  1000  4th 
Carey  R  S  (R  S  Carey  &  Sons),  cor  20th 

andK 
Carey  R  S  4  Sons  (R  S,  G  T,  and  O  W 

Carey),  proprs  City  Railway,  cor  20th 

and  k 
Carlaw  John,  cranite  and  marble  works, 

cor  10th  andQ 
Carle  ft  Croly  (Silas  Carle  and  E  J  Cro- 

ly),  cnntructirs  and  builders,  1114  2d 
Carle  Silas  (Carle  &  Cioly),  1114  2d 
Carpenter  L  B  (Morton  &  Carpenter), 

3i>3  J 
Carraiher  Edward,  rostaurant,    1018  3tl 
Carroll  J  C  (J  C  Carroll  &  Son),  808  K 
Carroll  J  C  Jr  (J  C  Carroll  &  Sou),  808 

K 
Carroll  J  C  &  Son  (J  C  and  J  C  Carroll 

Jr),  marble  works,  80S  K 
Carrol'  J  H,  Capital  Packing  Co,   1113 

and  1115  Front  (and  Jauies  I    Felter 

&  Co,  1016  2d) 
Carroll's  Warehouse,  cor  11th  ai.d  B 
Cary  W  W,  wiichniaker.  1005  2a 
Caselli  A,  bootmaker,  216  J 
Casey  &  Cronan  (H  <  J  Casey  and  M  Cro- 

nan),  wholesale  liquors,  218  K 

Casey  H  G  (Casey  &  Cronan),  218  K 
Castorf  Mrs  L,  Imlging-hnuse,  300  K 
Castro  Manuel,  wood  and  coal,  NW  cor 

4th  and  L  and  Front  bet  P  and  Q 
Caswell  Wm,  city  ^'U  poster  and  ugt 

"Chronicle,"     "Alta"    and    "Demo- 

krat,"  524  K 
Catlin  A  P,  attomey-at-law,  1007  2d 

Central  House,  Hornlein  Bros,  818  and 

820  K 
Central  Pacific  Railroad  Hosnital,  13th 

bet  C  and  D 
Chadderdon  J  L,  paints,  oils,  etc,  etc, 

204  K 
CHAMWERT'ATTf  W  E>  vice-president 

National  Gold  Bank  of  D  0  Mills,  SE 

cor  2d  and  J 
Champion    Mrs    Lizzie,    lodging-house, 

415^  K 

CHANDLER  L  C>  real  estate  and  in- 
surance, 227  J 

Charleville  Fred  (Acock  &  Charleville), 
904  7th 

Chesley  George  W,  wholesale  liquors, 
51  Front 

Cbipman  H  C  (Calvyn  &  Chipman), 
1107  2d 


Chittenden  W  A  (W  A  Chittenden  ft 
Co),  NW  cor  9th  and  J 

Chittenden  W  A  ft  Co  (W  A  Chitten- 
den and  W  L  Weyant),  general  mer- 
chandise, NW  0  >r  Uth  and  J 

Christianson  &  Bro  (Anthony  and  Chris 
Christiauson),  poultry,  game,  fruit, 
etc,  703  J 

Christy  Edward,  county  supervisor 

Churchman  John,  painter,  cor  24th  and 
J 

Churchman  Jonathan  (T  C  Churchman 
ft  Son),  cor  24th  and  J 

Churchman  T  C  (T  C  Churchman  ft 
Son),  cor  24th  and  J 

Churchman  T  C  ft  Son  (T  C  and  Jona- 
than Churchman),  blicksmitlis  and 
wagonmakers,  cor  24  and  J 

City  Board  of  Education,  323  J 

City  Brewery,  Ruhstaller  ft  Schulcr), 
proprs,  oi>r  12th  and  H 

City  Cemetery,  10th  and  Y 

City  Hotel,  Andrew  Noone  propr,  K 
bet  3d  and  4th 

City  Railway,  A  J  Painter  supt,  cor 
20th  and  K 

City  Water  Works,  R  D  Scriver  clerk. 
City  Hall 

Clark  A  V  (N  Clark  ft  Sons),  J  bet  33d 
and  31th 

Clark  G  D  (N  Clark  ft  Sons),  J  bet  33d 
and  34th 

Clark  James,  saloon,  221  K 

Clark  J  Frank,  undertaker,  1017  4th 

Clark  N  (N  Clark  ft  Sons),  J  bet  33d 
and  34th 

CLARK  N  &  SONS  (N.  G  D  and  A  V 
Clark),  Pacilic  I'ottcry,  manufacturers 
of  suwcr-p  pu  and  water  bricks,  J 
bet  33d  and  Ui\\ 

Clark  Patrick,  saloon,  cor  6th  and  M 

Clark  R  C,  superior  judge.  Court  Himse 

darken  R  M,  attorney -at-law,  328  J 

Clauss  ft  Wertheim,  saloon,  4 1 1  J 

Clayton  Chas,  cigars  and  tobacco  and 
musician,  605  K 

Clayton  M  F  physician  and  nropr  Pa- 
cilic Water  Cure,  N  W  cor  7th  and  L 

Clements  Miss  M  (Tice  ft  Clements), 
521   J 

Clinch  C,  saw  filing,  K  bet  Sth  and  9th 

Cluness  W  R,  physician,  1029  2d 

Clunic  Building,  cor  Sth  and  K 

Coates  M,  car[)cnt('r,  502  I 

Coffey  P  J  ft  Son  (P  J  an.l  J  H  Coffey), 
wb '  >n  and  carriage  mfrs,  924  and  920 
4th 

COOLAN  C  M>  deputy  county  clerk 

COHEN  raiNi  carpets  and  oil  cloths, 
lace  curtains,  etc,  419  and  421  J 

COLE  JOHN  A>  saloon.  Front  bet  M 
andN 

Coleman  L,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruits  and 
varieties,  724  J 


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Coleman  J  0,  exchango  office,  325  J 
Coleman  W  P,  real  estate  and  insurance 

agt,  and    pres  pro  tern  Sacramento 

Bank,  325  J 

COLUMBUS  BREWEET.  Wahl  ft 

HoHs  proprietors,  cor  lUth  and  K 
Comstook  W  D,  furniture  and  bedding, 

NE  cor  5th  and  K 
Conuy  Solomon,  new  and  second-hand 

clothing,  103  K 
Conrnd  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

4i7J 
Conron  John,  propr  Eldred  House,  1010 

K 
Conaidine  D  J,  saloon,  300  K 
Continoiitnl  Oil  and  Transportation  Co, 

D  M  Blank  mgr,  07  and  69  (old  num- 
bers) Front  bet  K  and  L 
Cook  A  A,  architect,  401  J 
Cook  D  O  (Bidwell  &  Cook),  128  K 
Cook  T  H  (T  H  Cook  &  Co),  801  J 
Cook  T  H  &  Co  (T  H  Cook  and  F  A 

Jones),  groceries  and  provisions,  801 J 
Cook  Thoi,  barber,  1016  J 
Cooke  Matthew    (Cooke  t    Son),    cor 

BVont  and  M 
Cooke  Kobt  J  (Cooke  &  Sou),  cor  Front 

and  M 
COOKE  &  SON  (Matthew  and  Robt  J 

Cooke),  proprs  Pioneer  Box  Factory, 

cor  Front  and  M 
Coolcy  S  B,  propr  American   Laundry, 

cor  I9tli  and  I 
Coolot  A,  books  and  stationery,  812  J 
Cooper  David,  saloon,  or  2d  and  I 
Cooper  (ieo,  poultry,  game,  tish,  fruits, 

etc,  616  K 
Cooper  John  F,  music   and  musical  in- 
struments, 527  J 
Coppin  R,  second-liand  fnrni  ure,  727  K 
Corbin  James  H,  saloon,  218  J 
Corrado  G  B,   hotel,   107   (old  number) 

Front 
Corwin  G  B,  cigars,  923  2d 
Counts  J  P,  real  estate  agent,  916  J 
Court  House,  NVV  cor  7th  and  I 
COWBBT  Z  T  (Kirk,  Geary  &  Co), 

416  J 
Cowger  Mary  S,  carpet-weaver,  1226  8tli 
Coyle  Bros  (J  H  and  \V  N  Coylo),   wood 

and  coal,  80<>  10th 
Crocker  ].  R,  supt  C  P  R  R  atore-housc, 

1205  Front 
Crocker  C  W  (Sisson,   Crocker  &  Co), 

res  San  Francisco 
CROCKER  H  S  (H  S  Crocker  &  Co), 

resilience  San  Francisco 
CROCKER  H  S  ft  CO  (H  S  Crocker. 

John  D  Yost  and  George   M    Mott), 

books,   statiouory,   paper   warehouse 

and  printing,  208  and  210  J 
Croly  E  J  (Carle  &  Croly),  1114  2d 
Gronan  M  (Casey  &  Cronan),  218  K 
Cronin  Wm  P,  oyster  saloon,  616  K 


Cross  G  J,  house-mover,  1214  N 

Cross  Manuel,  harbor,  1023  2d 

Cross  Sl  Robinson  (Samuel  Cross  and  E 

I    Robinson),    attorneys-ut-law    and 

searchers  of  records,  429  J 
Cross  Samuel  (Cross  k  Robinson),  429  J 
Croszean  Peter,  barber,  704  K 
Crowley  John,  saloon,  1421   Front 
Cunningham  J  A,  boiler  and  iron  works, 

112  and  114  1 
Curry  Mrs  Susan,  dressmaking,  009   K 
Curtis    Mrs  A  C,  Sacramento    Select 

School,  604  L 
Curtis  N  Greene,   attornoy-at-law,  920 

6th 
Curtiss  Mrs  A  W,  lodging-house,  1020 

8th 
Cutler  S  M   (Sisson,  Crocker  &,  Co),  res 

Oakland 
Dahrin;;er  T,  wa<;;on  and   plow  maker, 

12th  bet  I  and  J 
DALE  ft  CO   (Richard  Dale),    music, 

toys  and  fancy  goods.  625  J 

DALE  RICHARD  (Dale  &  Co),  625  J 

Daly  Mrs  J  M,  drusumaking  and  ma- 
chine sewing,  1012  3d 

Daly  J  S,  saloon,  42.'<  K 

Damm  Adam  (Weimann  &  Damm),  705 
J 

Dangler  Chas,  saloon,  1025  3d 

Danioth  Julius,  saloon,  229  J 

DART  QEORGE.  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 627  J,  Jipstairs 

Daviui  Mrs  S,  dressmaking  and  lodg- 
ings, 207  i  J 

Divies  W  B,  notary  public,  1013  4th 

Davis .  cariMioter,  1223  5th 

Davis  David,  saloon,  1022  4th 

Davis  &  Goepel  (W  B  Davis  and  E 
Goeitel),  stoves  and  tinware,  plumbers 
and  gasKtters,  826  J 

Davis  G  W,  physician,  520  J 

DAVIS  J  F  ft   SON.    wholesale    and 
retail   dealers  in    carriagea,  phaetons, 
open  and  top  buggies,  O  bet  22d  and 
23d 
D  ivis  James  G,  furniture,  411  K 
Davis  Mrs  M  E,  lodging-house,  710  K 

DAVIS  RICHMOND  (Davis  &  Smith), 
1002  J 

Davis  S  H,  house  furnishing  and  build- 
ers' hardware,  70 1  J 

DAVIS  ft  SMITH  (Richmond  Davis 
and  S  W  Smith),  real  estate,  insur- 
ance and  commission,  1002  J 

Davis  W  B  (Davis  &  Goepel),  826  J 

Davis  Wm  J,  shorthand  reporter  and 
notary  public,  Cimrt  House 

Dawson  J  E  (Dawson  &  Thomas),  1008 
4th 

Dawson  &  Thomas  (J  E  Dawson  and  £ 
M  Thomas),  saloon,  1008  4th 

Day  F  W  (Day  &,  Joy),  1023  8th 


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Day  &  Joy  (P  W  Day  and  F  H  Joy), 

book  and  job  printing,  1023  8th 
De  Bemardi  D  (D  De  Bemardi  &  Co), 

308  and  310  K 
De  Bernardi  D  &  Co  (D  De  Bemardi  and 

James  Oarzoli),  poultry,  fish,  game, 

produce,    etc,  wholesale   and   retail, 

308  and  310  K 
De  Derky  F  F,  physician,  818  8th 
De  Longe  J  B,  saloon,  521  K 
Dennery  A  &  Co  (A  Dennery),  crookery, 

glass  and  plated  ware,  518  J 
DENNERY  BERNART).    sausages, 

pickles,  delicacies,  etc,  725  J 
D^son    S    C,    superior   judge,   Court 

House 
Derman  Geo  W,  saloon  and  lessee  East 

Park,  cor  31st  and  H 
Derozo  G  L,  barber,  216^  J 
Deseve  John  B,  bootmaker,  1009  9th 

DIETRICK  MISS  A  RAT,  artist 

and  principal  penmanship  and  draw- 
ing Sacramento  public  schools,  429  L 

Deuel  S  A,  physician,  609  J 

De  Vere  Mrs,  lodgings,  llli  K 

Devine  J  Oj  mp.rbie  works,  724  K 

Devine  Martiu,  groceries,  530  N 

Devine  W  H,  groceries,  cor  10th  and  Q 

Devlin  Robt  T,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public,  NE  cor  3d  and  J 

Dexter  Stables,  L  K  Jenkins  propr,  612 
and  314  K 

Diss  Joseph  X,  barber,  1027  2d 

Didion  John,  saloon,  414  J 

Diefenbacher  J,  barber,  223  K 

Dierssc*  D,  gi'oceries,  900  L 

Dierssen  L  J,  groceries,  630  Q  and  cor 
5th  and  0 

Dieterle  Ed,  saloon  and  lodging-house, 
1015  5th 

Dietrich  Chas,  propr  Ebuer's  Hotel,  116 
»ndl!8K 

Dingley  N,  Star  Coffee  and  Spice  Mill, 
113  and  116  I 

DiSano  &  Lazzariui  (V  DiSano  and  D 
Lazzarini),  saloon,  1004  2d 

DiSwo  V  (DiSano  k  Lazzarini),  1004  2d 

Dodge  E  A,  Sacramento  Glove  Factory, 
1027  9th 

Dodge  E  J,  pres  Friend  &  Terry  Lum- 
ber Co,  res  San  Francisco 

Dodge  V  C,  Star  Glove  Factory,  1005  K 

Dodge  W  W   (Booth  k  Co),  res  San 
Francisco 

Dogherty  Mrs  Ann  M,  Empire  Lodging- 
house,  122  K 

DOHN  CHA8  ft  HERMAN,  Dohn's 
Saloon,  908  K 

Dolan  Mrs  F,  lodging-house,  NE  cor  3d 
and  J 

Dole  E,  saloon,  Oak  Knoll 

Dombrower  S,  tailor,  20B  K 

Domestic  Sewing  Machine,  L  J  Glasou 
agt,  801  K 


Donahue  John,  groceries,  cor  12th  and  D' 
Donovan  Mrs  C,  saloon,  230  L 
Donovon  Mrs  E,  dressmaking,  E  bet  8th 

and  9th 
Domey  M  L,  bootmaker,  cor  4th  and  M 
Doyle  John,  horseshoeing,  1021  K 
Dray  F  K,  surveyor  for    Sacramento 

Bank,  cor  5th  and  J 
Drescher  P  C  (Mebius&  Co),  109-115  K 
Drew  N  L  (N  L  Drew  &  Co),  cor  2d 

and  M 
Drew  N  L  &  Co  (N  L  Drew,  S  L  Rich- 
ards and  W  F  Knox  Jr),  lumber,  sash, 
doors  and  blinds,  cor  2d  and  M 
DriscoU   John  (Root,    Neilson  &  Co), 

Front  bet  N  and  O 
Ducoing  Joseph  V,  barber,  813  K 
Dun  T  S,  clercyman  (Methodist),  6th 
Dunlap  I,  barber,  419  K 
Dunlap  P  (Dunlap  &  VanFleet),  603  I 
Dunlap  &  VanFleet  (P  Duulap  and  W 
C  VanFleet),   attorneys-at-law,  603  I 
Dunn    C'hanncey    H,  attorney-at-law, 

015  5th 
Dwyer  James  (Dwyer  A  Paquin),   cor 

2d  and  L 
DWYER  M,  Ivanboe  Saloon  and  olub 

rooms,  730  K 
Dwyer  &  Paquin  (James   Dwyer  and  A 

Paquin),  saloon,  cor  2d  and  L 
Dwyer  S,  groceries,  hay  and  grain,  cor 

I6th  and  J 
Dwyer  Thos,  pres  Sacramento  Transpor- 
tation Co,  1405  Front 

EAGLE  STEAM  CRACKER  RAK- 

ERT,  WmScbroer  proprietor,  718  K 
East  Park,  cor  31st  and  H 
Eaves  W  T,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

908  J 
Ebel  F  A,  nurseryman  and  florist,  cor 

10th  and  P 
Eberhardc  Wm,  guns,  pistols,  etc,  wood 

and   ivory  turner  and  meerschaum 

pipes,  528  K 
Ebert  E  G,  merchant  tailor,  529  J 
Ebner    Bros  (F    X    Ebner),   wholesale 

liquors,  116  and  118  K 
Ebner  F  X  (Ebner  Bros),  116  and  118  K 
Ebner 's   Hotel,   Chas    Dietrich  propr, 

116  and  118  K 

ECKHARDT    HENRT,    gunsmith, 

523  K 
E  igerton  Henry,  attorney-at-law,  401  J 
Ehjers  B,  groceries,  cor  2d  and  N 
ISMANll   CHRIS,  groceries,  1028  J 
Eilers  D  W,  groceries,  cor  10th  and  O 
Eitel  John,  assayer,  317  J 
ELDRED  H,  proprietor  Stute  House 

Hotel,  SW  cor  10th  and  K 
Eldred    House,    John    Conrsn    propr, 

1010  K 
Elkus  Miss  A  L,  dressmaking,  7th  bet 

I  and  J 
Elkus  L  (L  Elkus  ft  Co),  101-106  J 


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ELKUS  L  &  CO  (L  Elkus),  manufac- 
turers and  importers  of  furnishing 
goods,  boots,  shoes,  etc,  101-105  J 

Elliot  C  W,  mgr  Friend  &  Terry  Lum 
ber  Go,  1310  2d,  and  cor  12th  and  J 

Elliott  Archie,  groceries,  302  L 

Elliott  R  E,  m£(r  Sacramento  Swim- 
ming Baths,  1W24  K 

Ellis  P,  bootmaker,  1214  5th 

Elworthy  F  C  (Eureka  Sign  Co),  815  K 

Empire  Broom  Factory,  W  F  Lefavor 
mgr,  225  J 

English  Jas  Lawrence,  banker,  1010  4th 

Eureka  Sign  Co  (F  C  Elworthy  and 
W  J  Burkhard),  815  K 

Ewers  Nicholas,  grocerias,  1301  H 

EWnrOFL  (Ewing  &  Hoehn),  513 
and  515  I 

EWnrO  &  HOEHN  (F  L  Ewing  and 
Ja'^ob  Hoehn),  lime,  cement,  fire- 
brick, etc,  613  and  515  I 

Fabian  Bros  (Emil  and  August  ''abian), 
groceries,  SW  cor  9th  and  J 

Fairchild  Mrs  S  K,  dressmaking,  613^  J, 
up  stairs 

Falconer  D  &  D,  cai-penters,  915  8th 

Faikenstein  J  A,  saloon,  726  J 

Famsworth  J  F  (M  T  Brewer  &  Co), 
1006-1010  2d 

Farr  B  A.  propr  Telegraph  House 

Farren  Charlei  (Loftus  &  Farren),  916 
and  918  3d 

Farren  John,  horseshoer,  810  K 

Faulkner  D  A,  blacli^smith  and  machin- 
ist, 1128  and  1130  J 

Fay  Mrs  M,  lodgings,  316  J 

Featherstun  Rev  H  W,  clergyman 
(Methodist) 

Felch  W  C,  real  estate  and  insurance 
agt,  1013  4th 

Feldhusen  C,  .vroceries,  730  I. 

Feltor  James  I  (Jamea  I  Foiter  &  Co), 
1016  and  1018  2d 

Felter  James  I  &  Co  (James  I  Felter 
and  J  H  Carroll),  wholesale  liquors, 

1016  and  101 8  2d 

Feraut  B,  gro  teries,  cor  2d  and  N 
FicksGeo  W,  reporter  "Record-Union," 

1017  3d 

Figg  E  J,  notary  public,  and  agt  Mer- 
chants' Collecting  Bureau,  401  J 

Filand  Patrick,  groceries,  cor  3d  and  Q 

Fisch  F  A  (Fiach  &  Watson),  J  bet 
10th  and  11th 

Fisch  &  Watson  (F  A  Fisch  and  G  W 
Wntson),  dancing  academy,  J  bet 
10th  and  11th 

Fish  F  N  (Aitkon  h  Fish),  617  K 

FISH  !raOMAS>  manufacturing  chem- 
ist, 614  K 

FISHER  HENKY.  California  Candy 
Factory,  restaurant,  ice  cream  saloon 
and  a^nt  California  Cracker  Co,  608 
and  610  J 


Fisk  R  A,  mfr  and  dealet  in  telegraph 
and  electrical  instruments,  1023  4th 

Flaherty  Peter,  saloon,  624  J 

Fleck  J,  bootmaker,  126  K 

Fleissner  Otto,  music  teacher,  12th  bet 
KandL 

Flemming  Frank,  barber,  1008  K 

FlohrMrs  A,  covering  and  repairing  par 
asols,  1022  6th 

Flohr  Andrew,  lock  and  gunsmith,  1024 
6th 

Flohr  Charles,  gun  and  locksmith,  611 
K 

Foote  Mrs  L,  boarding-house,  923  K 

FOBESTER  E  Hi  manager  Scofield  & 
Tevis,  911  and  913  2d 

Forrest  L  L,  fi><h,  104  I 

Foster  F,  bookbinder,  319  J 

Foster  N  H,  chief  clerk  C  P  R  R  shops 

FOUND  AT  LAST  HAIR  RESTOR- 
ATIVE, Henry  Fuchs  propr,  529  K 

Fox  Thomas,  mgr  Pacilic  Mutual  Life 
Insurance  Co  and  notary  public,  1009 

'    2d 

Foy  F  M,  merchant  tailor,  426  J 

FOTE  W  R  S  (Huntington,  Hopkins 
&  Co),  220-226  K 

Francis  George  H,  cigars,  tobacco  and 
stationery,  cor  8th  and  K 

Frazer  W  P,  lumber,  cor  5th  and  L 

FREEMAN  A  C  (Freeman  &  Bates), 
916  5th 

FREEMAN  &  BATES  (A  C  Freeman 
and  George  E  Bates),  attomeys-at- 
law,  916  5th 

Frees  Jacob,  propr  Belvidere  Hotel, 
1023  6th 

FRET  GOTTLIEB,  Empire  Saloon, 
120  K 

Friend  &  Terry  Lumber  Co,  C  W  Elliot 
mgr,  1310  2d  aad  cor  12th  and  J 

Fiitz  Joseph  (Fritz  &  Miller),  905  K 

Fritz  &  Miller  (Joseph  Fritz  and  John 
Miller),  undertakers,  905  K 

FROST  A  L,  ^.)lIector  internal  revenue 
4th  Dist  Cal,  NE  cor  2d  and  J 

FUCHS  HENRT>  varieties  and  pro- 
prietor "  Found  at  Last  Hair  Restora- 
tive," 529  K 

Fuchs  Oswald,  Pacific  Gardens  and  sa- 
loon, 314  9th 

Fuchs  Peter,  cigar  mfr  and  dealer,  405  K 

Fuller  W  P  (Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co), 
residence  San  Francisco 

";kbrielliP,  boarding-house  and  saloon, 
120  L 

Gaffanesch  Mrs,  nursery,  C  bet  18th 
and  19th 

Gaines  F  H,  photographer,  627  J 

OALLATDl  ALBERT  (Huntington, 
Hopkins  &  Co),  220-226  K 

Galloway  James,  attorney-at-law,  oor 
7th  and  J 

Gamble  W  A,  saloon,  1008  7th 


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Garbe  Henry  (Nessel  &  Oarbe),  1008  3d 
Gardner  D,  wood  and  coal,  NE  cor  4th 

and  1 
Gardner  M,  physician,  318  J 
Garzoli  James  (D  De  Bemardi  ft  Co), 

308  and  310  K 
Gattmann  J  M  (Gattmann  &  Scheunert), 

622  and  624  K 
Gattmann  J  S  (Gattmann  ft  Wilson), 

601  J 
Gattmann  ft  Scheunert  (H  Scheunert 
andJM  Gattmann),  wholesale  and  re- 
tail cigars  and  tobacco,  622  and  624  K 
Gattmann  ft  Wilson  (J  8  Gattmann  and 

B  Wilson),  dry  goods,  601  J 
GEARY  WM    (Kirk,  Geary  ft   Co), 
,     416  J 
Gebert  Jacob,  propr  Union  Brewery, 

cor  20th  and  U 
Gee  Mrs  R,  lodgings,  1024  4th 
Gehring  if'red,  harness  and  saddles,  912  J 
Gemsch  J  (Uoldener  ft  Gemsch),   1011 

and  1013  5th 
George  W  F  (White  ft  George),  notary 

public,  cor  7th  and  J 
Gerber  Anthony    (Hauser   ft    Gerber), 

210  K 
Gerber  Henry,  meat  market,  930  J 
Gerber  W  E,  county  auditor  and  recor- 
der, Hall  of  Records 
Germania  Building  and  Loan  Associa- 
tion, H  J  Goethe  sec,  1005  4th 
Gerson  Samuel  (Gerson  ft  Mooser),  220  J 
Gerson  S  ft  Co  (Samuel  Gerson  and  A 
Mooser),commission  merchants,  220  J 
Gibson  J  A,  blacksmith  and  wagouma- 

ker,  1228  J 
Gidlund  A  O  (Pierrepont  ft    Gidlund), 

702  K 
Gilbert  M,  candy  factory,  614  J 
Giles  J  W,  barber,  729  J 
Gillis  Dougald,  livery  stable,  917-921  8th 
Gilman  C  U,  propr  Red  Hou8e,dry  goods, 
clothing,  boots,  shoes,  millinery,  etc, 
706,  714  and  7 16  J 
Gilmer  Thomas  W,  atty-at-law  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace,  916  7th 
Ginsberg  S,  fruits,  candies  and  cigars, 

206  J 
OIVENS  C  S  (Jones  ft  Givens),  209  J 
Givens  John,  saloon,  330  I 
Glasou  L  J,  Domestic  Sewing  Machines, 

801  K 
Gleeinan  Mrs  Annie,  lodging-house,  1018 

4th 
Gleie  Ferdinand,  groceries,  cor  6th  andO 
OLOVEB  .TAMES    C.   stamping    and 
stuinijers'  materials,  wall  paper,  show 
cards  and  agent  Gibbs'  Tyirkish  Rugs, 
1022  8th 
Glover  J  T  (Booth  ft  Co),41-49  (old  num- 
bers), Front 
Goddard  .loe,  saloon,  422  K 
Goepel  E  (Davis  ft  Gocpel),  826  J 


Goepel  H,  bootmaker,  1014  J 

Goethe  H  J,  sec  Germania  Building  and 

Loan  Association,  1005  4th 
Gogings  R  E,  druggist,  904  J 
Golden  EM;le  Hotel,  James  MeNaaser 

propr.  NVV  cor  7th  and  K 
Gonnet  A,  saloon,  SE  cor  2d  and  L 
Goodell  N  D,  architect,  Pioneer  Hall, 

7th  bet  J  and  K 
Goodhue  O  P,  mgr  Sacramento  Lumber 

Co,  1220  2d 
Goodwin  J  G  saloon,  cor  3l8t  and  M 

GOSS  MISS  C  A>  Homoepathic  phy- 
sician, 703  I 

Gottlieb  8,  meat  market,  1328  7th 

Gottorski  W,  junk,  517  K 

Gouldin  Thos,  barber,  K  bet  23d  and 
24th 

Graf  M,  wood  and  ivory  tamer,  1025 
4th 

Grafmiller  A,  hay  and  grain,  1020  9th 

Grangers'  Co-operative  Business  Asso- 
ciation of  Sacramento  Valley,  Frank 
P  Lowell  mgr,  gen  mdse  and  agricul- 
tural implements,  1000-1006  K 

Grant    Mrs,    dressmaking,  6th  bet   J 

andK 
Gray  CAD,  cutlery,  408  J 
Gray  Henry,  saloon,  1007  K 
Gray  John  L,  house  and  sign  painter, 

1U26  10th 
Great  American  Importing  Tea  Co  (The), 

(Hugh  Huddleston),  teas  and  coffee, 

617  J 
Green  Chris  (Green  ft  Trainor),   122   K 
Green  E  L,  mgr  A  ft  A  Heilborn,   217 

and  219  J 
Green  R  (Klebitz  ft  Green),  1020  4th 

GREEH  ft  TBAINOB   (Chris  Green 

and  U  C  Trainor),  meat  market,  122 

K 
Greer  R  N  (Schweitzer  ft  Greer),  1308  O 
Gregory  ft  Co  (Eugene   J  and  Frank 

Gregory),  wholesue  produce  and  fruit, 

126  und  128  J 
Gregory  Eugene  J  (Gregory  ft  Co),    126 

and  128  J 
Gregory  Frank  (Gregory  ft  Co),  126  and 

128  J 
Gregory  V  J  (Bartels  ft  Gregory),   910 

2d 
Greiner  Geo^pianomaker  and  tuner  and 

inventor  of  the  violin  piano,  1019  9th 
Gribble    Hiram    (Joseph    ft    Gribble), 

900  2d 
Grice    Mrs    K,    furnished  rooms    and 

lodgings,  Clunie  Building,    cor    8th 

andK 
Griesel  Jacob,  harness   and    saddlery, 

1022  J 
Griffith  E,  cutler  and  saw  filer,  802  K 
Griffiths  J  (S  J  Griffith  ft  Co),   1111 

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Griffith  S  J  &  Co  (S  J  Griffith  andG  W 

Moore),  saloon,  1111  Front 
Griffitta  &  Boll  (F  RGriffitts  and  H  A 

Bell),  groceries,  812  K 
Griffitts  F  R  (( iriffitts  &  Bell),  812  K 
Grind W  T  R,  physician,  ME  cor  3d 

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Groth  James  H,  saloon,  415  K 
Gruhler  John,  saloon,  522  J 

Guenther  Wm  (Werner  &  Guenther)  K 

bet  gth  and  10th 
Guinn  W  H,  barber,  1010  4th 
Gullion  D  H,  groceries,  cor  20th  and  K 
Gunn  E,  blacksmith,  112  and  114  I 
Gutenlierger  Wm,  Sacramento  Foundry, 

cor  Front  and  N 
Guth  Geo,  groceries,  1131  I 
Gutheil  C  L  (Giitheil  A  Hitzenberger), 

507  K 

OUTHEIL    &   HITZENBERGER, 

(C  L  Gutheil  and  J  Hit/enberger), 
saloon,  607  K 
Guthrie  A  B  (Blessing  ft  Guthrie),  cur 
7th  and  K 

GUTHRIE  BROS  (J  W  and  H  A 
Guthrie),  tin,  sheet  iron  and  copper 
ware,  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  127  J 

Guthrie  H  A  (Guthrie  Bros),  127  J 

Guthrie  J  J,  saloon.  Homestead  Station 

Guthrie  J  W  (Guthrie  Bros),  127  J 

Haase  Henry  A,  saloon,  527  K 

Httberkorn'W,  tailor,  127  J 

Ha^erty  Patrick,  saloon,  1114  3d 

Hahn  John,  saloon,  i)05  2d 

Hale  Bros  &  Co  (J  M  and  P  C  Hale),  dry 
goods  and  clothing,  829  and  831  K, 
and  1026  <)th 

Hale  J  M  (Hale  Bros  ft  Co),  829  and 
831  K 

Hale  P  C  (Hale  Bros  ft  Co),  829  and  831 
K 

H  all  Mrs  J  R,  ladies'  hairdresser,  52 

HALL,  LIJHRS  ft  CO  (Thomas  li 
Hall  and  C  A  Luhrs),  importers  anil 
wholesale  grocers,  228  una  230  K 

Hall  of  Records,  I  bet  Gth  and  7th 

HALL  THOMAS  (Hall.  Luhrs  ft  Co), 

228  and  2liO  K 
Haller  Daniel,  saloon,  1014  3d 
Hamburger  D  A,  attorney-at-law,  1007 

2il 

HAMILTON  ED    R,    cashier    Sacra- 
mento Bank,  431  J 
Hamilton  R  M  (Baker  ft  Hamilton),  res 

San  Francisco 
Hamilton  Wm  H,  architect,  627  J 
Hamm  W  J  (Anderson  &  Hanim),  924  J 
Hammer  L  K,  music  and  musical  instru- 
ments, 820  J 
Hammer  M  S,  druggist,  401  K 

HAMMOND  E>  manager  Louis  Sloss 
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HANCOCK   MISS   CAROLINE  G, 

librarian  Sacramento  Free  Library, 

7161 
Hannan  Owen,  saloon,  325  K 
Hannan  Peter,  attorney-at-law,  629  J 
Hanrahau  M,  wood  and  coal,  cor  L  and 

8th 
Hardesty  J  D,  fruits  and  candies,  830  K 
Hare  W  H,  dentist,  605  J 
Harkins  John  P,  fruits,  601  K 
Harmon  R  B  (E  Lyon  ft  Co),  700  J 
Harper  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes,  623  J 

HARRINGTON    JOHN  E    carriage 

painting,  1115  J 
Harris  L  R,  saloon,  930  K 
Harimann  G  Phil,    meat   market  and 

sausage  mfy,  418  K 

Hartwell  C  N  (Hartwell,  Hotchkiss  ft 
Stalker),  cor  Front  and  Q 

Hartwell,  Hotchkiss  ft  Stalker  (C  N 
Hartwell,  F  3  Hotchkiss  and  W  D 
Stalker),  'lacramento  Planing  Mill, 
mfis  d(>ora,  windows  and  blinds,  cor 
Front  and  Q 

Harvey  J  C,  mgr  Standard  Oil  Co,  1023 
Front 

Hastenpug  P  J,  saloon,  cor  20th  and  H 

Hatch  P  W,  physician,  318  J 

Hathaway  Andrew,  carpet  beating,  cor 

12th  and  O 
Hauser  ft  Gerber  (Matthew  Hanser  and 

Anthony  Gerber),  saloon,  210  K 
Hanser   Matthew  (Hauser  ft    Gerber), 

210  K 
Hays  H  G,  stoves  and  tinware,  1116  J 
Hays  W  C,  plumbing  and  tinning,  1116 

Heath  J  B,  watches  and  jewelry,  820  J 

Hector  J  O,  saloon,  316  K 

Heilborn  A  ft  A,  hardware  and  asricul- 

tural  implements,  217  and  219  J 
Heilhron  Adolph,  sheri£f  and  county  tax 

collector,  Court  House 
Heilltron  C  F,  meat  market,  141')  M.  t 
Heilbron  'ohn,  meat  market,  tiiit  J 
Heinrici:    Chas,   groceries,  NE    cor  3d 

and  L 
Heisen  Chas,  saloon,  630  i 
Heliiiige  F  W,  wood  and  coal,  ;{08  N" 

HELVETIA    HOUSE,     Hoi  ener     ft 

Gemsch  proprieter-   101 1  and  1013  5th 
Henderson  W  M  (M;    Ivtrt  &.  Henderson), 

cor  17th  and  M 
Henley  M  J,  insurance  agt,  331  J 
Henley  Wm,  attormy-at  la^v,  1009  2d 
Henry  W  A,  police  jiulj-'f.     ity  Half 
Hepburn  G  M   (Terry        l'o),  cor  4th 

and  L 
Herzog  Phillip,  meat  market,  118  J 
Howes  G  R  T,  Magnetic  Healer,  Pacific 

Hotel 
Heyman  A,  agt  Steinway  Pianos,  620  I 
Heyum  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  602  J 


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Hickman  P  L,  real  estate  and  iaaurance 
agent,  1005  4th 

Hickmott  R,  Capitol  Packing  Co,  1113 
and  1115  Front 

HILL  J  Ff  proprietor  Pacific  Wheel 
and  Carriage  Works,  1301-1323  J 

Hill  John  (Hill  &  Morrison),  922  J 

Hill  &  Morrison  (John  Hill  and  J  M 
Morrison),  grocers,  commission  mer- 
chants, hardware  and  agricultural 
implements,  922  J 

Hillard  Christopher,  meat  market,  cor 
10th  and  F 

HILLEBRAHD  W  P,  L  Street  Livery 
Stable,  615-619  L 

Hinkson  Add  C,  atty-at-law  and  notary 
public,  629  J 

Hii-sh  M,  junk,  813  J 

Hitzeuberger  J  (Gutheil  &  Hitzenber- 
ner),  507  K 

HOAO  I  N,  agricultural  editor  "Rec- 
ord-Union," 1017  and  1019  3d 

HOBBT  W  H>  sewer  pipe,  terra  cottn 
and  stoneware,  317  J 

Hodgdon  T  G,  atty-at-law,  626  I 

Hoc^don  W  H,  propr  Mansion  House, 
7th  bet  I  and  J 

Hodson  J  R,  photographer,  521  J 

Hp£HN    JACOB  (Ewiug  &   Hoehn), 
ice  and  coal  and  superintendent  Sum- 
mit Ice  Co,  513  and  515  I 
Hoffman  R  F,  lunch  house,  cor  2d  and  I 
Hogan  John  H,  bakery,  300  M 

HOLBROOK.  MERRILL  &  STET- 
SON>  H  Hurd  manager,  importers 
stoves,  tinware  and  metals,  plumbers' 
and  gastitters'  goods,  house  furnishing 
and  hardware,  221  and  223  J 

HOLDENER  &  OEMSCH  (X  Holde- 

ner  and  J  Gemsch),  proprietors  Hel- 
vetia House,  1011  and  1013  5th 

Holdener  X  (Holdener  &  Gemsch),  1011 
and  1013  5th 

HoU  S  Solon,  atty-at-law  and  notary 
public,  601  I 

Holliday  Samuel,  saloon,  800  M 

Holman  R  L  (Uolman,  Stanton  &  Co), 
211-215  J 

Holman,  Stanton  &  Co  (R  L  Holmau 
and  Perrin  Stanton),  hardware  and 
agricultural  implements,  211-215  J 

Holton  C  H,  fruiti.  vegetables,  etc, 
1028  H 

Hook  Wm,  carpenter  and  builder,  826  K 

Hopfe  Henry,  painter,  1013  9th 

Hopkins  A  S  (Billingsley  &  Co),  311  and 
313  J 

Hopley  Joseph,  Spring  Bed  mfr,  2d  bet 
Kaud  L 

HOPPER  A  J,  general  business  expert, 
1011  4th 

HOPPER  P  J»  attorne^-at-law,  claim 
agent  and  notary  public,  101 1  4th 


Hopping  W  C,  postmaster,  NW  cor  4th 

audK 
Horan  Miss  Maggie  E,   lodging-house, 

205iK 
Horner  J  V,  dentist,  615  10th 
Horulein  Albert,  barber,  cor  12th  and  E 
Hornlein  Bros  (H  A  and  M  E  Homlein), 

proprs  Central  Hotel,  818  and  820  K 
Horulein  H  A  (Hornlein  Bros),  818  and 

820  K 
Hornlein  M  E  (Homlein  Bros),  818  and 

820  K 
Hotchkiss  F  S  (Hartwell,  Hotchkiss   & 

Stalker),  cor  Front  and  Q 
Hotel  Langham,  Terry  &  Co  proprs,  cor 

4th  and  L 
Hotfilter  H  C,  mfg  jeweler,  6th  bet  J 

andK 
Houghton  W  A  4;  C  S,  booksellers  and 

stationers,  615  J 
Houston  &  Co  (John  Houston),  employ- 
ment office,  1 104  4th 
Houston  John  (Houston  &Co),  1104  4th 
Houston  J  W,   county  assessor,  Court 

House 
Howard  Mrs,  dressmaking,  919  6th 
Howard  House,  109^  K 
Howe  Mrs  B,  dressmaker,  1110  11th 
Howe  Mrs  C,  agt  Keep's  Patent  Shirt, 

6014  J 
Howe  E  P,    Howe's  High   School  and 

Normal  Institute,  6th  bet  K  and  L 
Howe  Mrs  Lowell,dre8sinaking,11167th 

Hoyt  Wm  H,  plumber,  1010  3d 
Hubbard  C  H,  mgr  for  Baker  &  Hamil- 
ton, 109-115  J 
Huddlestou  Hugh,  tea  store,  617  J 
Huebschmonn  J   B   (Huebschmann    & 

Mueller),  700  K 
Huebschmann  &  Mueller  (J  B  Hueb- 
schmann and  Otto  Mueller),   saloon, 
700  K 
Hughes  J  W,  wood  and  coal,  cor  14th 
and  J 

HUGHSON  W  A,  physician,  628i  J 
Hunt  W  8,  propr  Hunt's  Seminary,  w  s 
6th  bet  K  and  L 

HUNTINGTON   C    P    (Huntington, 

Hnpkuis  &  Co),  res  New  York 

HUNTINGTON.   HOPKINS  &  CO 

(C  i'  Huntington,  Albert  Gallatin, 
Charles  Miller  and  W  K  S  Foye), 
wholesale  hardware,  iron,  coal,  steel, 
etc,  etc,  220-226  K 

Huntoon  J*  hn  L  (Van  Heusen  k  Hun- 
toon),  712  J 

Huntoon  Wm  F,  sec  and  caahior  Peo- 
ple's Savings  Bank  and  notary  public, 
400  J 

Huntsman  Horace  (Taft,  Bassett  & 
Huntsman),  :01-^05  M 

Huntsman  Mrs  L  P  (Boi.d  &  Hunts- 
man), 623  J 


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ETUBD  Tit  manager  Holbrook,   Merrill 

&  S^<t8on,  221  and  223  J 
Hv;^an  J  Jr,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

5(16  J 
Hyman  K,  watches  and  jewelry,  404  J 
Hyr>an  M,  varieties,  404  J 
1  0  O  T  Grand  Lodge  of  California,  Geo 

B  Katzenstein  grand  sec,  328  J 
Inghram  J  M  i  Bauey  &  Inghrani),  324  K 
Ingram  A  (A  Ingram  &  Co),   1013  and 

1015  J 

Ingram  A  &  Co  (A  and  S  Ingram),  car- 
riage mfrs,  1013  and  1015  J 
Ingram  S  (A  Ingram  &  Co),   1013  and 

1016  J 

International  Hotel,  Mrs  James  Lansing 

propr,  320-3-26  K 
Irvine  R  C  (A  A  Van  Voorhies  &  Co), 

322  and  324  J 
ntVINE  &  SAOE  (W  J  Irvine  and  A 

8age),  Pacific  Livery  Stable,  2d  bet  K 

and  L 
Irvine  W  J   (Irvine  &  Sage),   2d  bet  K 

and  L 

IVANHOE  SALOON  AND    CLUB 

ROOMS,  M  Dwyer  proprietor,  730  K 
Jaokson  8  J  &  J  M,  stoves,  ranges,  sheet 

iron  and  tinware,  423  J 
Jackson  W  P,  artist,  SE  cor  5th  and  J 
Jacobs  L,  second-hand  clothing,  317  K 
Jacobs  R  P,  saloon,  130  K 
Jeffrey  Patrick,  saloon,  1401  Front 
Jelly  Samuel,    watches    and    jcwelrv, 

422J  ^  ^' 

Jenkins  L  R,  propr  Dexter  Stables,  612 

and  614  K 
JENNINGS  E  B>    general    insurance 

agt,  1011  4th 
Johns  E,  tailor,  S02  M 
Johnson  A  G  (Anderson  Sc  Johnson), 

1012  7th 
JOHNSON    OROVE  L.    attomey-at- 

law,  920  5th 
Johnson  Mrs  L  A,  saloon,  901  2d 
Johnson  Matt  F,  attorney-at-law,  G26  I 
Johnston  A  J  (Tiewis  &  Johnston),  410  J 
JOHNSTON     D,     attorney    for    laud 

claimants  and    dealer    in    landscrip, 

328  J 
JOHNSTON  F  H,  coffee  saloon,  517  K 
Johnston  R  N,  horscshoer,   1116  4th 
Jones  &  Anderson,  canneries 
.lones  &  Bee))e  (L  D  Jones  and  Joseph 

Beebe),  musicians,  812  K 
Jones  Chas  P  (Jones  &  Martin),  607  I 
Jones  F  A  (T  H  Cook  &  Co),  801  J 
JONES  &  OIVENS  (C  S  Givens  and 

Samuel  Jones),  genera)  agents  for  the 

Patent  Barb  Wire,  209  J 
Jones  Miss  L,  straw  milliner,  1008  6th 
Jones  L  D  (Jones  &  Beebe),  812  K 
JONES  &  MARTIN  (Chas  T  Jones 

and  Ed  M  Martin),  attorneys-at-law, 

607  I 


JoneaR  S,  carpenter  and  builder,  522  I 
JONES  SAMuEL  (Jones  &  Givens), 

209  J 
Jones  T  R,  train  dispatcher,  C  P  R  R 

Depot 
Joseph  &  Gribble  (W  Joseph  and  Hiram 

Gribble),  saloon,  900  2d 
Joseph  Wm  (Joseph  &  Gribble),  900  2d 
Joy  F  H  (Day  &  Joy),  1023  8th 
Jurgens  C  &  Son  (C  and  T  C  Jurgens), 

Capital  Glue  Factory,  cor  31st  and  P 
Jurgens  P  J,  butch^  r,  cor  31st  and  P 
Kaerth  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  425  J 
Kalin  Meinrad,  saloon,  728  K 
Karchar   Matt,  chief  of   police.   City 

Hall 
Katzenstein  Mrs  E,  milliner,  605  J 
Katzenstein  Geo  B,   grand  sec  Grand 

Lodge  I   )  G  T  of  California,  32&  J 
Keating  J  W,  groceries,  cor  1 1th  and  R 
Keber  John,  groceries,  1400  G 
Keepers  Mrs  J  T,  dressmaking,  921  6th 
Kellogg    Leonard,    stoves,    hardware, 

tinware,  cruckery,  and  furniture,  819 

and  821  J 
Kellogg  Miss  L  J,  homeopathic  physi- 
cian, 701  I 
Kelly  Mrs  J  M,  dressmaking,  NE   cor 

5th  and  J 
Kelly  Patrick,  saloon,  605  I 
Kendall  Miss  F,   artist.    Metropolitan 

Building 
Kendel  Philip,  barber,  217  K 
Kenney  Thos,  groceries,  1217  4th 
Kent  M  F  &  Son  (M  F  and  W  E  Kent), 

b  kery.  1315  3d 
Kerth  &  Nicolaus  (Wendel   Kerth   and 

Louis  Nicolaus),  proprs  Capitol  Brew- 
ery, cor  12th  and  I 
Kerth  Wendel  (Kerth  &   Nicolaus),  cor 

12th  and  I 
KESTLER  MARTIN,  wagonmaker, 

1012  and  1014  9th 
Ketchum  Mrs    E    J    C,   Metropolitan 

Lodging-house,  427i  K 
Kidder  N  A,  harbor  master,  City  Hall 
Kiley  Wm,  shirt  factory,  1010  6th 
Kilgore  Ellis  (Kilgore   &  Tracy),   913 

and  915  K 
Kilgore  &  Tracy  (Ellis  Kilgore  and  T  M 

Tracy),  groceries,   flour,   grain,    etc, 

913  and  915  K 
Kilgour  Robert,  insurance  agt,  1002  J 
King  M  J,  groceries,  130  L 
Kingsbury  Samuel,  propr  Sacramento 

Transfer  Co,  510  K 
KIRK,  OEART  &  CO  (Wm  Geary, 

Z  T  Cowdry.  and  J   Kirk),  druggists, 

416  J 
KIRK  J  (Kirk,  Geary  &  Co),  416  J 
Klebitz  E  (Klebitz  &  Green),  1020  4th 
Klebitz    &  •  Green    (E    Klebitz  and  R 

Green),  saloon,  1020  4th 
Klees  John  (John  Klees  &  Co),  824  K 


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^  Klees  John  &  Co  (John  and  X  Klees), 
grain  separator  and  fanning-mill,  824 

Kleea  X  (John  Klees  &  Co),  824  K 
Klein  A  R,  saloon,  918  J 
KLEIN  C>  bootmaker,  605  K 
Klenk  Mrs  R,  Albion  House,  lodsines, 
519  K  'SB' 

Klink  C  F,  druggist,  402  J 

Klune  J  B,  watches  and  jewelry,  226  J 

KNATJEB   F   C,    proprietor    Pacific 

Brewery,  cor  9th  and  P 
Knauth  J,  liquors,  811  J 

XNIOHTS  WILLIAM  D.  hides,  wool, 
sheepskins  and  tallow,  921  and  923  3d 

Knox  W  F  Jr  (N  L  Drew  &  Co),  cor  2d 
and  M 

Koening  R,  groceries,  cor  4th  aud  O 

KOHLER  FEBDIirANO    (George 

Schroth  &  Co),  cor  13th  and  J 
Kohne  Henry,  saloon,  1008  5th 
Kolliker  Fred,  druggist,  530  J 
Kozminsky  B,  cigars  and  tobacco,  307  K 
Krebs  C  H  (C  H  Krebs  and  Co),  626  J 
Krebs  C  H  &  Co  (C  H  Krebs  aud  A  11 

Rott),  paints,  oils,  glass,  wall  paper, 

etc,  etc,  626  J 
Kretschmer  Wm,  stucco  work,  6th  bet 

Kand  L 
Kreuzberger    L,    groceries,  cofiTee    and 

spice  mills,  416  K 

KROHER  JOHN,  dyeing  and  clean- 
ing, 524  K 
KropffWm,  carriage  painting,  913  8th 
Kuchler  Geo  E,  bakery,  922  F 

KUEHNEL  H,  boots  and  slioes,  824  J 
Kueny  J  B,  saloon  and  propr  Richmond 

Grove,  cor  20th  and  P 
Kuhnle  Wm,  carriage  mfr,  K  bet   II th 

and  12th 
Kunmerfeld  F,  Union  Wood  and  Coal 

Co,  426  K 
Kunz  B,  bakery,  900  M 
Kunz  Frank,   nurseryman  and  florist, 

2125  10th 
KuDz  Peter,  depot  Empire  Niirsery,  230 

J,  nursery  cor  3d  and  R 
Ludy  Adams  House,  Mrs  De  Vere  propr, 

K  bet  Front  and  2d 
La  France  J  J,  painter,  1613  L 
Lages  C  (Neubourg  dc   Lages),  5th  bet 

J  and  K 
Laine  J  A  R,  city  supt   schools.   City 

Hall 
Laine  J  R,  physician,  323  J 
Lambert  F  E  (J   Lambert  &  Co),    NW 

cor  10th  and  K 
Laml)ert  J  (J  Lambert  &  Co),  NW  cor 

10th  and  K 
Lambert  J  &  Co  (J  and  F  E  Lambert), 

grnceriea,    storage    and    commission, 

NW  cor  10th  an<l  K 
Lamet  Eugene,  French  bakery,  1221  J 


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LAMKIN  BROS  (J  B  and  W  P  Lam- 
kin),  New  Campi  Restaurant,  509  K 

La  Motte  Adolph  (Bauer  &  La  Motte), 
729  K 

Land  William,  propr  Western  Hotel, 
209-217  K 

Landnim  Mrs  Mariette,  lodgintrs,  1116 
3d 

Lang  Geo  F,  agt  and  collector,  1117 
4th 

Lar.g  J,   dyeing  and    cleaning  works, 

Lansing  Mrs  James,  proprietress  Inter- 
national Hotel,  320-326  K 
Larawa>  0  O,  groceries,  601  N 
Lasky  B,  second-hand  clothing,  504  K 
Lizufkotter  Chas  H,  plumber  and  tinner, 

1007  10th 
Laufkotter     Clem,     mfr     horse-power 

wind-mills,  pumps,  etc,   roofing  and 

plumbing,  704  K 
Lavelle  C  A,   mfr  cider,  vinegar,  pop, 

etc,  nil  5th 
LAVENSON  GUS.  manufactirer  of  and 

dealer  in  boots  and  shoes,  500  J 
Lavenson  S  (Locke  &   Lavensun), 

and  320  J 
Lawrence  Mrs  J  H,  dressmaking, 

7th  and  I 
Lawson  P  S,  metal  roofer,  413  K 
Lazzarini  D  (Di  Sano  and  Lazzarini), 

1004  2d 
Lee  Mrs  S,  ladies'  hairdresser,    1025  6th 
Lee  Wm  S,  barber,  928  J 
Lefavor    W     F,    mgr   Empire     Broom 

Factory,  225  J  . 
Leftwich  J  W,  photographer,  421  J 
Leloy  Louis,  liquors  and  cigars,  222  J 
Leonard  Albert  (A  Leonard  &  Son),  sec 

Sacramento  B  and  L  Association,  1012 

4th 
Leonard  A  &  Son   (Albert    and  Benj 

Leonard),  real  estate  and  ins  agts, 

1012  4th 
Leonard  Benj  (A  Leonard  &  Son),  1012 

4th 
Lesher  Harry,  painter,  1128  and  1130  J 
Leslie  Richard,  saloon,  330  K 
LEVE"^'  M  (Poska  &  Levoy),  808  J 
Levey  Morris,  tailor,  121  K 
Lewis  &  Johnston  (R  W  Lewis  and  A  J 

Johnston),  book  and  job  printei-s,  410 

J 

LEWIS  L  L  &  CO  (L  L  Lewis),  stoves 

ranges  and   housekeeping  hardware, 

502  and  504  J 
Tjewis  R  W  (Lewis  &  Johnston),  410  J 
Lhote  F  M,  saloon,  cor  2d  and  R 
Lichthardc  Geo,  bonded  warehouse,  cor 

nth  and  B 
Light  &  Shaw    (W  W  Light  and    I 

G  Shaw),  dentists,   1115  1 
Light  W  W  (Light  &,  Shaw),   dentist, 

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Lima  Manuel,  barber,  1002  2d 
Lindley  &  Co  (T  M  Liadley),  wholesale 

grocers,  212  K 
Lindley  T  M  (Lindley  &  Co),  212-216 

K 
Liptnan  S  (8  Lipman  &  Co),  residence 

8un  Francisco 
Lipman  S  &  Co  (S  Lipman,  S  Wasser- 

man  and  M  Sternfels),  dry  goods,  501 

and  503  J 
Lippi  M,  fruits,  nuts,  candies,  etc,  cor 

2d  and  K 
Lithauer  L  J,  clothing  and  furnishing 

goods,  SE  cor  Gth  and  J 
Litzberg  M,  boots  and  shoes,  314  J 
Llewellyn  Geo,  meat  market,  700  L 

Locke  Geo  W  (Locke  &  Lavunson),  318 

and  320  J 
Locke  &  Lavenson  (Geo  W  Locke  and 

S  Lavenson),  carpets,  oil  cloths,  etc, 

318  and  320  J 
Loftus  &  Farren  (Thos  Lof tus  and  Chas 

Farren),  brass  foundry,  916  and  918 

3d 
Loftus  Thos  (Loftus  k  Farren),  916  and 

918  3d 
LoDg  D  J  (Willem  &  Long),  410  K 
Longshore  Asher,  trunk  factory,  510  K 
Longton     Henry,     fruits,    vegetables, 

poultry,  etc,  612  J 
Loorya  S,  clothing,  207  K 

"LORGNETTE"  (dramatic),  H  A 
Weaver  proprietor,  327  J 

Lothhammer  A,  piano  tuning  and  repair- 
ing, 1021  9th 

Lothhammer  Louis,  saloon,  530  K 

Lowell  Frank  P,  mzr  Grangers'  Busi* 
ness  Association  of  Sacramento  Val- 
ley, 1000-1006  K 

Lowry  John  H,  St  Charles  Hotel,  814. J 

Lubin  D  (Weinstock  &  Lubiu),  400- 
408  ... 

Luce  Israel  &  Co  (Israel  Luce),  marble 
works,  611  K 

Luce  Mrs  Mary  L,  lodging-house,  1016 
K 

Lucey  B,  saloon,  II 10  2d 

Luft  H,  metal  and  tin  roofer,  922  3d 

LTJHR8  C  A  (Hall,  Luhrs  &  Co),  228 

and  230  K 
Lymun  Patrick,  saloon,  313  K 
Lynch  Patrick,  bootmaker,  NW  cor  2d 

and  J 
Lynn  Thos,  groceries,  cur  14th  and  O 
Lyon  E  (E  Lyon  &  Co),  700  J 
Lyon  E  &  Co  (E  Lyon  and  R  B  Har- 
mon), dry  goods,  700  J 
Lyon  Win  M,  wholesale    produce  and 

commission  merchant,  1 19-123  J 
Miiddeii  M,  carpenter,  Jak  ave  bet  6th 

and  7th 
Maior  J  F  W  (Vojrtl  &  Maier).  1121  3d 
Maina  Murco,  cliop  house,  1004  3d 


Mannony    F    A,   painter    and    paper- 
hanger,  1211  4th 
Mansion  House,  W  H  Hodgdon  propri- 
etor, 7  th  bet  I  and  J 
Markcrt  ft    Henderson  (H  P  Markert 
and  W  M  Henderson),  groceries,  hay 
and  grain, 'cor  17th  and  M 
Markert  H  P  (Markert  and  Henderson), 

cor  17th  and  M 
Markewitz  Jacob,  varieties  and  basket- 
maker,  720  J 
Marks  H,  tailor,  414  K 
Marks  Harris,  boots  and  shoes,  722  J 
MARSH   MRS  GEO.    lodging-house, 

1017  2d 
Martin  Mrs  B,  lodging-house,  1006  3d 
Martin  Ed  M  (Jones  &  Martin),  and 

notary  public,  607  J 
Martin  George  R,  health  officer.  City 

Haii 
Martin  Joseph  A  M,  hardware,  920  J 
Martin  Michael,  saloon,  106  K 
Martin  S  J  (Martin  &  Tibbals),  803  K 
Martin  k  Tibbals  (S  J  Martin  and  H  E 
Tibbals),  restaurant  and  saloon,    803 
K 
Martinelli  Lorenzo,  bootmaker,  110  K 
Mason  Fred,  furnishing  goods,  etc,  528  J 
Masonic  Temple,  SW  cor  K  and  6th 
Masters  W  H  (W  H  Masters  &  Co), 

1025  8th 
Masters  W  H  &  Co  (W  H  Masters  and 
Ferdinand  Spencer),  employment  of- 
fice, 1025  8th 
Mathauer  Ernst,  saloon,  802  K 
Mathis  P  (Ziegler  &,  Matins),  407  K 
May  H  G  (H  G  May  &  Co),  428  and  430 

K 
May    H  G  &  Co    (H  G  May),  Fulton 

Market,  428  and  430  K,  cor  5th 
Mayo  Joseph,  painter,  1 I28J^  J 
Mazzini  S,  groceries,  fruits,  etc,  306  L 
McCaffrey  — ,  carpenter,  502  I 
McCann  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  728  J 
McCaragher  John,  groceries,  430  L 
McCaw  James,  wood  and  coal,  1205  2d 
McClatcliy  C  K  (James  McClatchy  & 

Co),  1016  3d 
McClatchy  James  (James  McClatchy  & 

Co),  1016  3d 
McCLATCHf  JAMES  &  CO  (James 
McClatchy.  John  V  Sheehan  and  C  K 
McClatchy),    proprietors    daily    and 
weekly  "Bee,'^  1016  3d 
McCreary  B  (C  McCreary  &  Co),    1213- 

12.3  Front 
McCreary  C  (C  McCreary  &  Co),    1213- 

1223  Front 
McCreary  C  &  Co  (C  and  B  McCreary), 
proprs  Sacramento  Flour  Mills,  grain, 
flour,  etc,  1213-1223  Front 
McElaney  Michael,  iiorseshoer,  408  L 
McFaiUlen  W  F,   prour  Union  House, 
731  J 


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MoFadyen  J,  physician,  520  J 
McFarWdT  B,   attorney-at-law,   X£ 

cor  2d  and  J 
McFee  B,  plasterer,  1213  I 
McGinniss  Christopher,  groceries,  730  O 
MoOraw  Peter,  saloon,  1208  J 
McGregor  A  (McGregor  &  Ogden),  1017 

2d 
McGregor  &  Ogden  (A  McGregor  and 

Geo  Ogden),  saloon,  1017  2d 

MoOUIKE  J,  blacksmith   and  house- 
smith,  520  K 
Mclnnis  W  H,  agt  Reno  Ice  Co,  819  K 
McKay  D,  harness  and  saddlery,  809  J 
McKay  James,  wood  and  coal,  1117  6th 
McKee  E  H,  city  auditor.  City  Hall 
McKelvey  Rev   C,   clergyman  (Metho- 
dist), 1 1th  bet  H  and  I 
McKune  J  H,  atty-at-law,  401  J 

McLoughlin  Chas  J,  saloon  and    lodg- 
ings, 1022  5th 
McMorry  J,  groceries,  301  M 
McMorry  Terry,  druggist,  718  J 
McNasser  James,   propr  Golden  Eagle 

Hotel,  NW  cor  7th  and  K 
McNeill  John  (Adams,  McNeill  &;  Co), 

NE  cor  Front  and  L 
Meagher  Frank,  saloon,  515  K 
Mebius  &  Co  (L  Mebius  and  P  C  Dres- 

cher),  wholesiile  grocers,  109-115  K 
Mebius  L  (Mebius  &  Co),  109-115  K 

MECHANICS'    EXCHANGE    HO- 
TEL, Jacob  Schmid,  proprietor,  120 1 
Mechanics'  Mill  Co,    Taft,    Barsett  & 

Huntsman  proprs,  501-505  M 
Mechanics'  Store,    Weinstock  &  Lubin 

proprs,  400-408  K 
Medley  J  C,  notary  public,  916  7bh 
Meek  Miss  Lizzie,  dressmaker,  7'iO^  J 
Mejferrle  H  C,   Sacramento  News  Co, 

10164th 
Meharry  W,  saloon,  601  K 
Meierdierks  C,  groceries,  hay  and  feed, 

cor  12th  and  0 
Meiatcr  A,  wagonmaker,  9th  bet  I  and  J 
Meister  John  R,  druggist,  901  K 
Mfclchior  J  P,  saloon,  cor  10th  and  S 

TlffETJ^'RR  &  SON  (Geo  and  Rupert  M 
Meller),  artificial  stone  and  cement 
pipe  works,  cor  10th  and  ( j 

Melvin  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagonma- 
ker, I  bet  4th  and  5th 

Mendel  J  G  &  J  H,  saloon,  412  K 

Menken  P  H,  saloon,  928  J 

Merrall  J  H,  saw-filer,  714  K 

Merrill  Bros  (W  C  and  E  B  Merrill), 
merchant  tailors,  516  J 

Merrill  E  B  (Merrill  Bros),  516  J 

Merrill  W  C  (Merrill  Bros),  516  J 

Metropolitan  Theatre,  D  J  Sinunons 
lessee,  425  K 

Metzoer  Jacob,  meat  market,  cor  20th 
and  M 


piB^-  F,  secretary  and  treasurer  Cap- 
ital Furniture  Co,  616  J 
Milffate  Wm  J,  livery  stable,  1021  J 
Miller  Charles,  bootmaker,  1227  J 
MTTJiER    CHARLES    (Huntington, 
Hopkins  &  Co),  residence  San  Fran- 
cisco 
MTTXER  FRANK,  cashier  National 


Gold  Bank  of  D  0  Mills  b.  Co,  cor  2d 

and  J 
Miller  J  Henry,  mgr  Capital  Hotel,  cor 

7th  and  K 
Miller  John  (Fritz  i  Miller),  905  K 
Miller  M,  livery  stable,  918  and  920  9th 
Miller  Wm  B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

628  J 
Millis  W  S  ( Armington,  Millis  &  Morse), 

730  J 
MILLS  EDOAR.  president  Nr.tional 

Gold  Bank  of  D  0  Mills,  SE  cor  2d 

and  J 
MILLS  WM  Hi  manager  Sacramento 

Publishing  Co,  1017  and  1019  3d 
Mitchel  J,  painter,  1229  P 
Mohr  L  B  (Mohr  &  Yoerk),  1024  and 

1026  J 
Mohr  &  Yoerk  (L  B  Mohr  and  C  A 

Yoerk),  butchers  and  pork  packers, 

1024  and  10.'6  J 
MONNIER  A,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 
Montfort  L  C  (A  A  Van  Voorhies  & 

Co),  322  and  324  J 
Montgaillard  Louis,  groceries,   cor  3d 

and  N 
Montgomery  J  F,  physician,  429^  J 
Mooney  J  E,  propr  Brooklyn  Hotel,  85 

and  87  (old  numbers)  Front 
Moore  F  H,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public,  920  6th 
Moore  G  W,  mgr  W  C  T  U  Coffee 

House,  309  J 
Moore  GW(S  J  Griffith  &  Co),  1111 

Front 
Moore  Miss  Hattie,  dressmaking,  1016 

8th 
Moorehouse  G  W,  meat  Market,  428  K 
Mooser  A  (Gerson  &  Mooser),  22U  J 
Mooser  S,  clears  and  tobacco,  431  K 
Morell  Martin,  fruits,  nuts  and  candies, 

SW  cor  K  and  10th 
Morris  Herrmann,  bootmaker,  1025  4th 
Morris  P  T,  granite  works,  10th  bet  O 

andP 
Morris  Samuel,  books  and  stationery, 

406  J 
Morrison  J  M  (Hill  &  Morrison),  922  J 
Morse  O  N  (Armington,  Millis  &  Morse), 

730  J 
Morton  Miss  E,  dressmaker,  627)  M 
Morton  Wm  N,  cigars   and   tobacco, 

619i  K 
MOTT  GEORGE  M  (H  S  Crocker  ft 

Co),  208  and  210  J 


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Mott  Mrs  Wm  A,  di  eumaking,  521  J 
Muddox  Geo,  pottery,  cor  30th  and  K 
Mueller  Otto  (Huebaohmann  ft  Mueller), 

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Muhleok  ft  Amrhein  (Ant  m  Muhlock 

and  John  Amrhein),  saloon,  206  K 
Muhleck  Anton  (Muhleok  ft  Amrhein), 

206  K 
Muir  A  J  (Scott  ft  Muir),  303  J 
Muir    J    A,    assistant    supt    Oal     P 

Branches    Sacramento    and    Oregon 

Divisions  C  P  R  S  and  S  ft  P  R  R, 

C  P  R  R  Depot    ^ 
Mund  Chas,  restaurant,  1106  2d 
Murdock  Henry  (Vandercook  ft  Mur- 

dock),  cor  15th  and  J 
Murphy  James,  barber,  928  K 
Murphy  John,   cigars,   tobacco,  fruits, 

etc,  613  K 
Murray  Robt,  saloon,  918  2d 
Myers  J  R,  hides,   wool,   tallow,   erain 

and  commission  merchant,  927  K 
Myers  P  B,  physician,  803  K 

NAOELE  J  J>    Capital    Ale    Vaults, 

302  J  and  1005  3d 
Nailer  Thomas,  bootn^aker,  1124  3d 
Nash  H  D  (H  D  Nash  ft  Co),  906  K 

HASH  H  D  &  00  (H  D  Nash  and  L 
6  Thompson),  manufacturers  of  grain 
cleaners,  906  K 

Nathan  Aaron,  cigars  and  tobacco,  205 

Nathan  C  P,  clothing,  608  J 

Nathan  N  J  (Samuel  Nathan  ft  Co),  519 
J 

Nathan  Samuel  (Samuel  Nathan  ft  Co), 
519  J 

Nathan  Samuel  ft  Co  (Samuel  ^nd  N  J 
Nathan),  clothing.  519  J 

HATHAH  8  J  (S  J  Nathan  ft  Co),  res- 
idence New  York 

HATHAH  S  J  &  CO  (S  J  Nathan  and 
Louis  Phillips),  clothing  and  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  301-305  K 

Nathan  S  S,  clothing,  219  K 

HATIOHAL  GOLD  BAHK  OF  D  0 

MILLS  &  CO,  Frank  Miller  cashier, 

SE  cor  2d  and  J 
Neale  Geo,  meat  market,  1702  M 
Neely  T  R,  bootmaker,  826  K 
Neidehardt  W,  carpenter,  612  L 
Neilsen  Bros  (C  N  and  J  M  Neilsen), 

horseshoeing  and  carriagemakers, 

1011  and  1013  lUth 
Neilson  Alex    (Root,  Neilson    ft    Co), 

Front  bet  N  and  O 
HELSOH  C  Hi  harness  and  saddlery, 

327  K 
Nelson  Creorge,  physician,  407  J 
Nelson  H  W,  physician,  407  J 
Nesbitt  Wm,  saloon.  Front  bet  O  and  P 
Neasel  Adam  (Nessel  ft  Garbe),  1008  3d 
Neasel  Chas,  saloon,  1119  3d 


Nessel  ft  Garbe  (Adam  Nessel  and  Hen- 
rj  Garbo),  tailors,  1008  3d 

HET7BAUER  JACOB,  manufacturer  of 
hair  work,  413  J  bet  4th  and  5th 

Neubourg  L  (Neubourg  ft  Lages),  6th 
bet  J  and  K 

Neubourg  ft  Lages  (L  Neubourg  and  C 
Lages),  Star  Mills,  malt  house,  pro- 
duce, grain  and  brewers'  supplies,  6th 
bet  J  and  K 

HEVIS  M  S>  winery,  1517  18th  bet  O 
andP 

HEW  CAHFI  RESTATJRAHT, 

Lamkin  Bros  proprietors,  509  K 
New  Helvetia  Cemetery,  31st  bet  I  and 

J 
Newman    George,    (Wiseman  ft    New- 
man), 227  K 
Newman  Peter,  hotel,  1015  8th 
Nichola?  Jas  S  (Stoner  ft  Nicholas),  925 

10th 
Nicholu  ft  Co  (Norman  Nichols),   box 
and  woodenware  factory,  cor  2d  and 

Q 

Nichols  Mrs  M  J,  lodging-house,  1026 
8th 

Nichols  Norman  (Nichols  ft  Co),  cor  2d 
and  Q 

Nicolaus  Louis  (Kerth  ft  Nicolaus),  cor 
12th  and  I 

Nielsen  H  B,  groceries,  1800  I 

Nixon  A  B,  physician,  918  M 

Nixon  S  S,  horseshoer,  615  K 

Noack  Charles  J,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 618  J 

Nobel  R,  groceries,  cor  10th  and  I 

Noone  Andrew,  propr  City  Hotel,  K 
bet  3d  and  4th 

Norton  ft  Carpenter  (Winthrop  Norton 
and  L  B  Carpenter),  restaurant,  323  J 

Norton  Winthrop  (Norton  ft  Carpen- 
ter), 323  J 

Oatman  Ira  E,  physician,  328  J 

O'Brien  Bros  (Thos  P  and  Wm  R  O'Bri- 
en), poultry,  fruits,   vegetables,   etc, 

O'Brien  M  L  G,  attorney-at-law,  626  I 
O'Brien  Thos,  nurseryman  and  florist, 

cor  26th  and  B 
O'Brien  W  J,  boots  and  shoes,  607  J, 

and  lime,  cement,  plaster,  etc,  509  and 

511  I 
Ochsner   J,    cooper   and    tankbuilder, 

719  K 
Ochsner  Joseph,  saloon,  316  J 
Odd  Fellows'  Temple,  NE  cor  9th  and  K 
Odell  M  F,  meat  market,  cor  10th  and  K 
Ogden  Geo  (McGregor  ft  Ogden),  1017  2d 
Ouver  W  C,  carriage  trimmer,  1019 10th 
Olsson  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

428  J 
Orcutt  L  J  ft  Son  (L  J  and  F  L  Orcutt), 

wool,  cor  6th  and  M 


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Ornuby  W  O,  ohief  dork  General  Sup- 
ply Agency,  C  P  R  R  Shops 

O'Rourke  Robert,  bootmaker,  513  K 

Orth  Henry,  barber,  328  K 

Osborn  H  P,  wood  and  coal,  808  I 

Oaohwald  John,  saloon,  922  9th 

Otto  H  O,  saloon,  707  J 

PACIFIC  BBEWERT.  F  C  Knauer 
proprietor,  onr  9th  and  P 

Pacific  Cigar  Mfy,  Peter  Fucha  propr, 
405  K 

Pacific  Hotel,  Mrs  C  F  Singleton  propr, 
8E  cor  5th  and  K 

Pacitio  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co,  Thos 
Fox  mgr,  1009  2d 

PACIFIC  POTTERT.   N   Ciark  & 

Sons  proprietors,  J  l)et  33d  and  -Uth 
Pacific  Water  Cure  (Eclectic  Health  In- 
stitute), M    F    Clayton    proprietor, 
NW  cor  7th  and  L 

PACIFIC  WHEEL  AND  CAR- 
RIAGE WORKS,  J  F  Hill  proprie- 
tor,  1301-1323  J 
Paine  Chas  E,  livery  stablo,  512  K 
Painter  A  J,  aupt  City  Railway,     '>r 

20th  and  K 
Paladini  Mrs  M,  boarding-house,  314  L 
Palm  Bros  (Joseph  and  Ch  trl.-s  Palm), 

carriage  mfy,  1111  and  1 1 13  J 
Palm  C  W,  reporter  "Kecord-Union," 

1017  3d 
Palmer  E  B,  msr  Singer  Mfg  Co,  825  J 
Palmer  S  A  (Palmer  &  Sepuiveda),  NE 
cor  K  and  2d 

PALMER  &  SEPULVEDA  (s  A  Pal- 

mer  and  J   C  8epulveda),   drugkjistii, 

NE  cor  K  and  2(1 
Paquin  A   (Dwyer  &  Paquin),   cor  2d 

and  L 
Parke  Mrs  S  S,  Mansion  House   Dining 

Room,  7th  bet  I  and  J 
Parker  J  E,  harness  and  saddles,  518  IC 
Parker  J  S,  architectural  wood  sculptor, 

826  K 
Parkinson  J  H,  physician,  429i  J 
Parmeter  J  E,  carriage  painter,  922 1  Ith 
Parsons  Chas  R  (Codwalader  k  Parsons), 

231  J 
Parsons  E  C  &  Co  (E  C  Parsons),   dry 

goods,  G30  J 
PARSONS  OEOF,    editor  in   chief  of 

"Record- Union,"  1017  and  1019  3d 
Parsons  James,  boots  and  shoes,  (503  J 
ParsonsJ^hn,  bootmaker,  31 8^  K 
FATCHIN  T  A,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 1023  9th 
Patterson  James,  meat  market,  721  J 
Paulk  H  H,  groceries,  8!4  K 
Payen  Louis,  restaurant,  427  K, 
PATNE  J  N.  Ideal  Saloon,  30S  J 
Pearson,  Amsden  &  I^urnett  (E  Pearson, 

O  R  Amsden  and    H    A    Bur'iett), 

proprs  Telegraph    Planing-mill,    SE 

cor  12th  and  J 


Pearson  E  (Pearson,  Amsden  ft  Bur- 
nett), cor  12th  and  J 
Peltier  Andrew,  meat  market,  300  L 
Pendery  B  F,  physician,  430  J 
People's  Savings  Bank,  W  F  Huntoon 

sec  and  cashier,  400  J 
Perdomo  A,  bootmaker,   SW  cor  6th 

and  J 
Perreiter  F  X  (John  Baptiste  ft   Co), 

326  K 
Perry  Mrs  H,  Sacramento  Seminary,  I 

bet  10th  and  11th 
Peterson  W  F,  candy  mfr  and  ice  cream 

saloon,  620  J 
Petrie  Wm  M.  clothing,  622  J 
Petrocchi  A,  bootmaker,  SOS  K 
Pettit  R  H,  ciuar  mfr  and  dealer,  225  K 
PHILIP  ROBERT,  designer  and  en- 
graver, cor  4th  nncl  K 
PHILLIPS  LOUIS  (S  J  Nathan  ft  Co), 
301-305  K 

PHOENIX  FLOURINQ  MILL,  Geo 

Schroth  &  Co,  cor  13th  and  J;   branch 

office  120-124  J 
Pierce  Bros  (R  VV,  H  A  and  W  H  Pierce), 

groceries,  1100  J 
Pierce  R  W  (Pierce  Bros),  1100  J 
Pierce  H  A  (Pierce  Bros),  1100  J 
Pierce  W  H  (Pierce  Bros),  11 00  J 

PIERREPONT  A  OIDLUND  (J  B 

Pierrepont  and  A  C  Gidlund),   paint- 
ers, 702  K 
Picrn-pont  J  B  (Pierrepont  ft  Gidlund), 

702  K 
Pior-Hon  H  H,  dentist,  415  J 
Pierson  J   C,  county    surveyor,    Court 

House 
Pike  Ben  F,  carpenter,  1117  5th 
Pike  Jabcz  T,  groceries,  424  K 
Pike  J  T  (Pike  ft  Voung),  cor  4th  and  L 
Pike  ft  Young  (J  T  Pike  and  Geo   VV 
Young),    carriage  and  wagonmakors, 
cor  4th  and  L 
Pilcovich  B,  restaurant,  403  K 
Pinkham  Charles  E,  physician,  7th  and  J 

PIONEER  BOX  FACTORY.  Cooke 

ft  Son  proprietors,  cor  Front  and  M 

PIONEER  FLOUR  MILL,  H  G  8mith 

ft  Co  proprietors.  Front  nr  R  R  Bridge 
Pioneer  Hall,  e  s  7th  bet  J  and  K 
Piziiiio  Frank,  saloon,  corSJ  aud  L 
Plate  L  H,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 

15th  l>et  J  and  K 
Piatt  Martha,  dressmaking,  1313  K 
Piatt  P  E  (W  R.Strongft  Co),  106-110  J 
Politz  G,  clothing  and  gents'  furuishing 

goods,  600  and  602  K 
Polymath    Antlrow,    watchmaker    and 

jeweler,  1030  J 
Pond  Miss  N,  dressmaking,  1011  9th 
Po|iert  Jnmcs,  groceries,  cor  21st  and  H 
Portier  James  N,  teller  California  State 

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P08XA  ftLEVBT  (Samuel  Poska  and 
M  Levey),  new  and  second-hand  fur- 
niture, 808  J 

FOSKA  SAMXTEL  (Poska  ft  Levey), 
808  J 

Postel  Henry  J,  propr  Capital  Soda 
Works,  310  J 

Potter  P,  harness  and  saddlery,  202  K 

Powers  H  Aaroa  (Wilcox,  Powers  &  Co), 
605  K 

PBODGER  C  Mt  nssintant  cashier  Na- 
tional Gold  Bank  of  D  0  Mills,  SE 
cor  2d  and  J 

Protestant  Orphan  Asylum,  cor  ISth 
and  L 

Pulvermachor  Julius,  show  cards  and 
sii{n  painting,  7i)0  J 

Putnam  Geoi-ue  A,  city  collector,  City 
Hall 

Putnam  Miss  M  J,  dre.'^smaker,  1013  7th 

Pyburn  Geo,  physician,  SE  cor  10th 
and  J 

Quanchi  John,  f  ruiiii,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
804  K 

Quinn  D  H,  hatter,  NE  cor  4th  and  J 

Qninn  .1  C,  Capital  Sign  Works,  321  J 

Rademacher  J  C,  barbjr,  309  K 

BAOONICH  MORRIS,  hay  oyster  and 

chop  house,  1025  2il 
Ramage  J  F,  atty-at-law,  NW   cor  7th 

and  J 
Rave  C  H.  locksmith,  1010  6th 
Uay  Miss  L,  dressmaker,  1025  Gth 
Keal  J  C,  house-mover  and  raiser,   9th 

bet  O  and  P 
Red  House  Trade  Union,  C  H  Gilman, 

propr,  706,  714  and  7 16  J 

REDMAN  FRANK  (R  F  Redman  & 
Co),  610  J 

REDMAN  R  F  (R  F  Redman  &  Co), 

610  J 
REDMAN  R  F  &  CO  (Frank  and  R 

F  Kcdman),  varieties,  610  J 
Reeber  (J,  bakery,  823  J 
Renner  Stephen,  saloon,  519  K 
Reno  Ice  Co.  W  H  Mclnnis  act.  819  K 
Renter  Robt,  bootmaker,  702  K 
Rhoads  A  J  (Rhoads  &  Townsend),  SW 

cor  2d  and  J 
Rhoada  &  Townsend  (A  J  Rhoads  and 

Isadore  Townsend),  nalonn   and  lodg- 
ing-house, 8W  cor  2d  and  J 
Richards  S  L  (X  L  Drew  k  Co),  cor  2d 

and  M 
Richardson  James  F,  groceries,  901  2d 
Richmond  Grove,   J   B  Kueny  propr, 

cor  20th  and  P 
Rideout  N  D,  president  California  State 

Bank,  residence  Marysviile 
Ridgwny  S  B,  druggist,  214  J 
Riem  Jacob,  restaurant,  lVi6  J 
Riley  John,  groceries,  cor  10th  and  E 
Rink  Fred,  saloon,  1016  6th 


RIVETT  H  W  (Rivfltt  &  Sohardin), 

1018  6th 
RIVETT  ft  SOHARDIN  (W  H  Schar- 

din  and  H  W  Rivett),  job  printers, 

1018  6th 
RobbinsJ  A,  train despatchor,  C  PR  R 

Depot 
Robbins  N  W,  carriage  trimmer,  800  K 
Roberts  D  L  (Buell  &  Roberts),  1226  7th 
Roberts  J  H,  sec  Sacramento  Transpor- 
tation Co,  1405  Front 
Robin  Chas  clothing,  702  J 
Robinson    E    I    (Cross    ft    Robinson), 

and  notary  public,  429  J 
Roddy  James,  bootmaker,  1 125.^  3d 
Rode  H  D,  groceries,  cor  14th  and  P 
Rodegerdts  Aug  (Schaden  ft  Rodegerdts), 

NW  cor  4th  and  M 
Rodgers  Mrs  J  B,  dressmaker,   cor  ^th 

and  I 
Roeder  Ed  (BoUer  ft  Roeder),  816  K 
Rogers  Mrs  H  N,  electric  and  galvanic 

baths,  919  8th 
Rohrer  Mrs  C,  lodging-house,  310  J 
Rood  Mrs  C,  dressmaking,  1006  7th 
Root  H  F  (Root,  Neilson  ft  Co),   Front 

bet  N  and  0 

ROOT.  NEILSON  ft  CO  (H  F  Root. 

Alex    Neilson    and   John    Driscoll), 

proprs  Union  Iron  Works,  Front  bet 

N  and  O 

Rose  M  R,   iron  works  and  machine 

shops,  904  K 
Rose  R  A,  artesian  well  borer,  904  K 
Rosenfeld  Simon,  cigars  and   tobacco, 

304  J 
Ross  A  (Ross  ft  Ankener),  819  7th 
Ross  ft  Ankener  (A  Ross  and  J  J   Ank- 
ener), meat  market,  819  7th 
Rcss  ft  Bauer  (O  Ross  and  J   Bauer), 

furniture  and  beddmg,  315  K 
Ross  ()  (Ross  ft  Bauer),  315  K 
Roth  S,  harness  and  saddlery,  817  J 
Rott  A  H  (C  H  Krclw  ft  Co),  626  J 
Rudolph  J  F,  apothecary,  823  K 
Ruhl  B,  book  binder  and  paper   ruler, 

1017  8th 
Ruh'staller  Frank  (Ruhstaller  ft  Schul- 

ler),  cor  r2th  and  H 
Ruhstaller  &  SchuUer  (Frank  Ruhstaller 
and  Frank   Schullcr),   city  brewery, 
cor  12th  and  H 
Rumble  Phil,  poundmaster 
Kuss  Houae,  J  bet  10th  and  11th 
Russell  P  H,  groceries,  7 1 9  J 
Ryan  Frank  D,  attorney-at-law,   Court 

Houae 
Ryan  James,  bootmaker,  816  J 

SACRAMENTO  BANK,  E  R  Hamil- 
ton cashier,  431  J 

"SACRAMENTO  BEE"  (daily  and 
weekly),  James  McClatchy  ft  Co 
proprietors,  1016  3d 


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BAGRAMXNTO  BBXWEBT,  PhUip 
Soheld  proprietor,  oor  28th  and  M 

Soorsmento  Building  and  Loan  AHOoia- 
iion,  A  Leonard  mo,  1012  4th 

Sacramento  Buainen  College,  £  C  At- 
kinson principal,  716  I 

Sacramento  Conservatory  of  Music,  Jo- 
seph Borra,  615   K 

Sacramento  Cracker  Co,  John  Black  & 
Son  proprs,  88  (old  number)  Front 

Sacramento  Flour  Mills,  C  McCreary  & 
Co  proprs,  121^-1223  Front 

Sacramento  Foundry,  Wm  Outenberger 
propr,  cor  Front  and  N 

BAGSAMBHTO  FREE  UBRABT, 

Miss  Caroline  G  Hancock  librarian, 

716  1 
Sacramento  Glove  Factory,  E  A  Dodge 

proi.r,  1027  9th 
SACRAMENTO  INSTITUTE.   Bro 

Bosonis  director,  cor  12th  and  K 

"SACRAMENTO  JOURNAL"  (semi- 
weekly),  K  F  Wiemeyer  proprietor, 
305  J 

"SACRAMENTO  LEADER"  (Sun- 
day morning),  J  N  Larkiu  proprietor, 
210  J,  upstairs 

Sacramento  Lumber  Co,  O  P  Goodhue 
mgr,  1220  2d 

Sacrameito  Planing  Mill,  Hartwell, 
Hotohkiss  &  Stalker  proprs,  cor  Front 
and  Q  

SACRAMENTO    POTTERY.   H  F 

Bundook  ft  Bro  proprietors,  cor  8d 
andN  

SACRAMENTO  PUBLTSHTNQ  00. 

publishers  "Record-Union,"  Wm  H 
Mills  general  manager,  1017  and  1019 
3d 

"SACRAMENTO  RECORD-UNION" 

(daily  and  semi-weekly),  Sacramento 
Pubushing  Co,  publishers,  1017  and 
1019  3d 
Sacramento  Seminarv,    Mrs    H  Perry 

principal,  I  bet  lOth  and  11th 
Sacramento  Swimming  Baths,  R  E  El- 
liott mgr,  1024  K 
Sacramento  Transfer  Co,  Samuel  Kings- 
bury propr,  510  K 
Sacramento  Transportation  Co,  J  C  Van 

Kirk  Mt,  1405  Front 
Sage  A  (Irvine  ft  Sago),  2d  bet  K  and  L 
St  Charles  Hotel,  Jtmn  H  Lowry  pnpr, 

814  J 
St  George's  Building,  oor  4th  and  J 
St  Joseph  Academy,  Sister  Mary  Bap- 
tist Russell  sister  superior,  8th  and 
0th  and  G  and  H 
Salle  CFG,  groceries,  531  I 
Salomon  Leon,  groceries,  1330  7th 
S«nders  A  N,  bootmaker,  802  K 
Saunders  ft  Butler  (H  C  Snunders  and 

Frank  Boiler),  barbers,  302  J 
Stvnden  H  C  (Saunders  ft  Batler).  302  J 


Sawtelle  0  A,  books,  stationery  and 
news,  624  J 

Soanlan  Wm,  hotel,  1116  5th 

Schaden  A,^oceries,  201  M 

Sohaden  J  C  (Schaden  ft  Rodegerdts), 
NW  cor  4th  and  M 

Sohaden  ft  Rodegerdts  (J  C  Schaden 
and  Aug  Rodegerdts),  groceries,  NW 
oor  4th  and  M 

Sohaffer  C,  onoper,  89  (old  number) 
Tront 

SCHARDIN  W  H  (Rivett  ft  Sohar- 
din),  10lt>  6th 

Sohaumloefel  Henry  (Stoeber  ft  Schanm- 
loefel),  cor  17th  and  N 

Scheibel  Geo,  saloon  and  coffee  stand, 
924  2d 

SCHELD  PHILIP,  proprietor  Sacra- 
mento Brewery,  cor  28th  and  M 

Schepp  Charles,  saloon,  604  J 

Schepp  Conrad,  meat  market,  cor  12th 
and  £ 

Scheunert  H  (Gattmann  ft  Soheunert), 
622  and  624  K 

Sohiels  A,  bootmaker,  S£  oor  3d  and  J 

Schindler  C,  carnenter,  708  K 

Schindler  Mrs  C,  restaurant  and  vari- 
eties, 710  K 

Schmaelzle  Louis,  barber,  6C0  K 

SCHMID  JACOB,  proprietor  Mechan- 
ics' Exchange  Hotel,  120  I 

Schmidt  Jacob,  saloon,  915  6th 

SCHMITT  CHARLES,  job  printer, 

306  J 

Schmitt  Jacob,  saloon,  716  K 

Schmorleiz  S,  propr  Atlantic  Hotel,  cor 
I  and  12th 

SCHNEIBEL  ADAM  meat  market, 
926  N 

SCHNEIDER  J  J,  saloon  and  lodging- 
house,  1114  4th 

SCHNEITER  FRED,  saloon,  906  J 

Schnueriger  Xavier,  saloon,  708  K 
SCHROER  WnilAM,  Eagle  Steam 

Cracker  Bakery,  718  K 
SCHROTH  OEOROE  (Geo  Schroth  ft 

Co)  and  Pioneer  Bakery,  12(^-124  J 
SCmROTH  OEOROE  ft  CO  (George 

Schroth,  J  H  Arnold  and  Ferdinand 

Kohler),  pmuretors  Phcenix  Flouring 

Mills,  cor  l.'lth  and  J;  branch  ofiBce 

120-124  J     

SCHWAMB  THEODORE  W.  agent 

Royal,  St  John  and  New  Remington 

sewing   machines  and  picture  stor^ 

804  J 
Schuler  Frank  (B  Belsohart  ft  Co),  1025 

Front 
SohuUer  Frank  (Ruhstaller  ft  Sdmller), 

cor  12th  and  H 
Sdiulmeyer  Henry,  meat  maiket,  oor 

2d  and  0 
Sohnrr  Chris,  Empire  Bakerv,  1008  J 
Schwalbe  Edward,  barber,  621  K 


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Sohwarti  Ohas,  meat  market,  1630  7th 
SohwartB  Mrs  O  M,  lodging-houae,  128 

SohwaraJ,  bootmaker,  102U2d 

SGSWEITZER  ft  OBEER  (H  F 

Schweitzer  and  R  N  Greer),  oarpet 

beating,  1308  O 
Schweitzer  H  F  (Schweitzer  &  Qreer), 

1308  O 
SCOFIELD  ft  TEVIS  (D  O  Scoiield 

and   Harry  L  Tevis — residence  San 

Francisco),  paints,  oils,  etc,  « to,  911 

and  913  2d 
Scott  B  B  ft  Son  (J  L  Scott),  mfr  flavor- 
ing extracts  and  Cal  Yeast  Cake,  cor 

21st  and  I 
Scott  G  W  (SisBon,  Crocker  &  Co),  resi- 
dence Oakland 
Scott  B  B  &  Son  (B  B  Scott  &  Son),  cor 

21st  and  I 
Scott  Mrs  L  P,  dressmaking,  826)  J,  up 

stairs 
Scott  &  Muir  (T  J  Scott  and  A  J  Muir), 

plumbers  and  gas  fixtures,  303  J 
Scott  T  J  (Scott  &  Muir),  303  J 
Scott  W  S,  fruits  and  liquors,  830  M 
Scott  W  S,  saloon,  827  J 
Scriver  li.  D,  clerk  city  water   works. 

City  Hall 
Scrivnr  T   D,  livery  stable,  4th  bet  I 

and  J 
Seadler  James  (Babson  &  Seadler),  1006 

7th 
Sears  Bros  (J  S  and  D  S  Sears),  barbers, 

1006  3d 
Soeba  Charles  F,  candy  factory,  1126  J 
Sellinger  Chas,  mgr  Capital  Ice  and  Coal 

Co,  1009  3d 
Senatz  A  J,  restaurant,  1023  3d 
SepulvedaJ  C   (Palmer  &  Sepulveda), 

N£  cor  K  and  2d 
Sermonet  Geo,  groceries,  cor  8th  and  G 
Shafer  C  J  (C  J  Shafer  k  Son),  607  K 
Shafer  C  J  &  Son  (C  J  and  G  L  Shafer), 

stoves  and  tinware,  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  607  K 
Shafer  Geo  L  (C  J  Shafer  k  Son),  607  K 
Shaw    1  G  (Light  k  Shaw),   dentist, 

1116  1 
Shear  Chas,  saloon,  cor  20th  and  G 
Shearer  C  R,  train  dispatcher,  C  P  R  R 

Depot 
Sheehan  John  F  (James  McClatchy  k 

Co),  1016  3d 
Shepherd  Fred  A,  city   assessor,   City 

Hall 
Sheppard  Geo    W,  whitewashing  and 

carpet  cleaning,  1022  8th,  and  fruits, 

candies,  etc,  W2  K 
Sherbum  k  Smith  (W  H  Sheibum  and 

S  B  Smith),  auctioneers  and  furuitore, 

bedding  and  crockery,  323  K 
Sherbura  W  H  (Sherbum  k   Smith), 

323  K 


Shields  F  M,  dentist,  428)  J 

Shipley  T  C,  lodgings,  St.  George  Build- 
ing, lOOTA*  4th 

Shoemaker  Theodore,  barber,  818  J 

Siddons  W  M,  saloon,  204  J 

Siebenthaler  John  D  (P  Siebenthaler  k 
Son),  H  bet  20th  and  21st 

Siebenthaler  P  (P  Siebenthaler  k  Son), 
H  bet  20th  and  21st 

Siebenthaler  P  k  Son  (P  and  John  D 
Siebenthaler),  saloon,  H  bet  20th  and 
21st 

Simmons  D  J,  auctioneer  and  manager 
Metropo.itan  Theater,  10134th 

Simmons  G  L,  physician,  212  J 

Simon  Mrs  A,  dressmaking,  917  12th 

Simoni  A,  restaurant,  915  Front 

Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  E  B  Palmer 
mgr,  825  J 

Singleton  Mrs  C  F,  proprietress  Pacific 
Hotel.  SE  cor  5th  and  K 

Sisson  A  W  (Sisson,  Crocker  k  Co), 
residence  San  Francisco 

SISSON.  CBOCKEB  ft  CO  (AW  Sis- 
son, C  W  Crocker,  G  W  Scott,  S  M 
Cutler,  R  A  Wilson  and  M  A  Burke), 
Chinese  supplies  and  general  merchan- 
dise, 129  J 

Skelton  John,  wood  and  coal,  ^SE  cor 
6th  and  I 

Skinner  J  L,  teacher  of  vocal  music, 
830  L 

Slater  J  F,  hatter,  409  J 

Slaughter  Jesse,  plasterer,  1217  6th 

SLOBS  LOTJIS  ft  CO.  F^  Hammond 
manajjer,  hides,  pelts,  tallow  ar.d  furs, 
cor  Front  and  L 

Smethurst  Mrs  R  W,  dressmaker,  1211 
7th 

Smiht  Louis,  saloon,  1022  3d 

Smith  A  M,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  412 
J 

Smith  Benj,  ass't  master  mechanic  C  P 
R  R  shops 

Smith  E  F,  sec  State  Agricultural  So- 
ciety, cor  6th  and  M 

SMITH  F  A.  manager  for  Waterhouse 
k  Lester,  708  and  710  J 

Smith  Frank,  saloon,  600  K 

Smith  F  S,  livery  stable,  1117  7th 

Smith  Geo,  baggage  master  C  P  R  R 
Depot 

Smith  G  V,  sign  painter,  pictures, 
frames,  etc,  725  J 

Smith  H  G  (H  G  Smith  k  Co),  Front 
near  Bridge 

SHITH  H  0  ft  00  (H  G  Smith  and  L 
Williams),  Pioneer  Flour-Mill,  Front 
near  Bridge 

Smith  J  D,  Sacramento  Restaurant,  319 
K 

Smith  J  M  (Smith  k  Wilson),  1024  3d 

Smith  John,  saloon  and  gardener,  cor 
29th  and  J 


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cial stone,  1525  E 
Smith  P  C,  propr  Bruce  House,  1018  J 
Smith  S  B  (Sherburn  &  Smith),  323  K 

SMITHS  W  (Davis  &  Smith),  1002  J 
Smith  &  Wilson  (J  M   Smith  and  Jeff 

Wilson),  meat  market,  1024  3d 
Smith  W  ju,  paper  hanger,  1021  4th 
Snider  T  A,  physician  and  surgeon,  SE 

cor  2d  and  K,  up  stairs 
Snyder  A  C,  deposit  teller  Sacramento 

Bank,  cor  5th  and  J 
Solomon  H,  clothing,  519  K 
South  worth  SS  (Brewer  &  South  worth), 

628*  J 
Spencer  Ferdinand   (W  H  Masters   & 

Co),  1025  8th 
Sperry  'Vm,  saloon,  1109  2d 

SPIEKER  J  J,  druggist,  NW  cor  6th 

and  K 
Spierling  Henry,  saloon,  cor  10th  and  Y 
Spruance  John  (Wilcox,  Powers  &  Co), 

606  K 
Stalker  W  D  (Hart well,  Hotchkiss  & 

Stalker),  cor  Front  and  Q 
Standard  Oil  Co,  J  C  Harvey  mgr,  oils, 

1023  Front 
Standley  Samuel   L  (Wilcox,  Powers  & 

Co),  605  K 
Stanley  G  R,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Stanley  Lee,  livery  stable,  K   bet   lOiih 

and  1 1th 
Stanton    Perrin    (Holman,   Stanton   & 

Co),  211-215  J 
Star  Glove  Factory,  V  C  Dodge  propr, 

1005  K 
Star  Mills  and  Malt   House,  Neubourg 

&  Lagcs  proprs,  5th  bet  J  and  K 
Starr  Henry,  attorney-at-lav  ,  NE  cor 

3a  and  J 

STATE  HOUSE  HOTEL,  H  Eldred 

proprietor,  SW  cor  10th  and  K 
Sttffias  Joseph  ( Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co), 

1020  and  1022  2d 
Stein  N,  barber  and  baths,  508  K 
Stein  S,  second-hand  goods,  726  K 
Stein  Samuel,  junk,  805  J 

STEINAUER  BEN,  proprietor  Wm 

Tell  House,  90U  J 
Steinauer  Meiurad,  saloon,  522  K 
Steianian  Mrs  A  K,  lodgings,  928  3d 
Stcinman    Herman,  watchmaker,   jew- 

nler,  and  money  broker,  209  K 
S  eiuman  B  U,  restaur  mt  and  saloon, 

C  P  U  II  Depot 
Steinmeyer  F    W,   gnoceriea,   cor   '"th 

and  F 
Sternfuls  M  (S  Lipman  &  Co),  501   and 

503  J 
Stevens  A  J,  general  master  mochani'^ 

C  P  U  K  Shops 
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Depot 


STEVENS  C  H  (C  H  Stevens  ft  Co), 
800  and  802  J 

STEVENS  G  H  ft  CO  (C  H  Stevens 
and  Will  E  Williams),  dry  goods,  and 
ladies'  and  children's  fine  shoes,  800 
and  802  J 

STEVENS  E  A,  news  editor  "Record- 
Union,"  1017  ami  1019  3d 

Stevens  E  M,  saloon,  228  J 

Stober  John  (Stober  &  Schaumloefel), 
cor  17th  and  N 

Stober  &  Schaumloefel  (John  Stober 
and  Henry  Schaumloefel),  meat  mar- 
ket and  saloon,  cor  17th  and  N 

StoU  J  T,  harness  and  saddlery,  610  K 

Stone  Mrs  R  J,  seamstress,  cor  7th  and  I 

STONE  WM,  saloon,  108  K 

Stoner  &  Nicholas  (W  P  Stoner  and 
Jamej  S  Nicholas),  fiainters,  925  10th 

Stoier  W  P  (Stoner  &  Nicholas),  925 
10th 

Storch  J  G,  barber,  828  K 

Straus  Louis,  saloon,  304  K 

Streeter  A  A  (Wetzel  &  Streeter),  320  K 

Strobel  Carl,  real  estate,  insurance  and 
money  broker,  321  J 

Strong  W  R  (W  R  Strong  &  Co),  106 

-no  J 

STRONG  W  R  ft  CO  (W  R  Strong, 
P  E  Piatt   and    Robt    Williamson), 
commission  merchants  and  wholesale 
fruit,  produce  and  seeds,  106-110  J 
Slirutz  Julius,  wliolesale  liquors,  420  J 
Stuckenholz  Mrs  B,  saloon,  101 1  2d 
Sullivan  J  H,  real  estate  and  insurance 

agt,  331  J 
Sullivan  W  L,  sec  Oak  Knoll  Ranch 
Sutherland  W  H,  s*;air  buildei,  625  L 
SWEETSER  A  C  (Sweetser  &  Alsip), 
and  notary  public,  10:5  4th 

SWEETSMl  &  ALSIP  (A  C  Swaet- 

'■^.eraud  E  K  Alsip),  real  estate  and 
insurance  agents,  1015  4th 

SWIFT  C  H,  president  Sacramento 
Bank,  431  J 

Swift  Frank,  constable,  601  I 

TADE  B  F,  ^&!e.  livery  and  feed  sta- 
ble, 815  I 0th 

Tiift,  Bassott  &  Huntsman  (ChasCTaft, 
W  S  Baisett  an!  Hoi  ice  Hunt,  man). 
Mechanics'  Miil  Co,  ptaning  mill  and 
Hoo<l  workiiiu^,  501-505  M 

Tuft  Chas  C  (taft,  Uassett  k  Hunts- 
man), 501  to  I'O.'^  M 

Talbot  John,  ticktit  agent,  C  P  R  R  De- 
pot 

Tart&i  Louis,  bootmaker,  1025^  10th 

Taylor  Ed  F,  register  U  S  Laud  Office, 
328  J 

Taylor  H.  rbort  W,  chief  clerk  U  S 
Land  Office,  328  J 

TAYLOR  L  8,  attoruey-at-.'aw  and 
notary  public,  (»28.^  J 

Tebbcts  F  F,  surgeon  ''ontist,  527 i  .T 


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Telegraph  House,  B  A  Farr,  proprietor, 
1220  J 

Telegraph  Planing  Mill,  Pearson,  Ams- 
din  &  Burnett,  8E  cor  J  and  12th 

Terry  B  F  (Terry  &  Co),  cor  4th  and  L 

Terry  &  Co  (B  F  Terry  and  G  M  Hep- 
burn), Hotel  Langham,  cor  4th  and  L 

Terry  W  E,  sec  and  treas  Friend  &  Terry 
Lumber  Co,  '310  2d  and  cor  12th  and  J 

Thomas  E  M  (Dawson  &  Thomas),  1008 
4th 

Thompson  Miss  E,  dressmaking,  601^  J 

Thc.musrm  L  (MH  D  Nash  &  Co),  906  K 

Tibbils  H  E  (Martin  &  Tibhals),  803  K 

Tice  Mrs  A'C  (Tice  &  Clements),  521  J 

Tic  •  &  Clements  (Mrs  A  C  Tice  and  Miss 
M  Clements),  millinery.  521  J 

T»««id  John  A,  photographer,  318  J 

Torid  .1  W,  bootmaker,  424  J 

TODHUNTER  LEVI!  H,  meat  mar- 
ket, 31-.'  K 

Toland  Alfred,  groceries,  cor  7th  and  G 

Torrey  M,  lodging-himse,  1221  3d 

Tonhey  James,  saloon,  DIW)  M 

Townseiid  Isadora  (lihoads  &  Town- 
send),  SW  0  >r2d  and  J 

Tozer  L(\V hitter.  Fuller  &  Co),  1020 
and  1012  2.1 

TRACY  FELIX,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co,  coi  J  and  '_'d 

Tracy  T  M  (Kilgore  &  Tracy),  913  and 
S15K 

Traganza  Thos,  saloon,  731  K 

Trainor  H  C  ((Jreen  &  Traiuor),  122  K 

Trarbach  John  J,  clothing,  231  K 

Treinont  Hotel  V  Bryding  propr,  112 
and  1 14  J 

Tronimenschlager  Joseph,  tailor,  1020 
8tli 

Trou.'  Ptter,  hatter,  427  J 

TRYQN  E  H,  a«cretary  Capital  Wool- 
en Mills,  822  J 

TRYON  S.  president  Capital  Woolen 
Mills,  ,S->-  T 

TUBBS  J  C  justice  of  the  peace  and 
attorney  at-law,  001  I 

Tufts  A  C,  d'uggist,  SK  cor  10th  and  J 

Turner  lienj,  briber,  803  J 

Turner  (!  .),  at.siHtaut  master  earbuilder 
C  P  K  H  Shops 

Tu.ner  Hall,  s  s  K  bet  9th  aa.l  10th 

Tyrrell  (i  G,  physician,  429i  J 

Uhl  Fred,  groceries,  oor  4th  and  N 

Union  Brewery,  Jacob  Gebert  propr, 
•cor  20th  and  ( ) 

Union  Hotel,  W  O  Bowers  propr,  cor 
2d  and  K 

Union  House,  \V  F  McFaddim  propr, 
731  J 

UinON  IRON  WORKS,  Hoot,  Neil- 
son  &  Co  proprietors.  Front  bet  N 
andO 

Union  Wood  and  Coal  Co  (A  Annis  and 
F  Kunmerfeld),  wood  and  coal,  42(5  K 


Urquhart  T  J,  train  dispatcher  C  P  R 
R  Depot 

"VAIXEY  PRESS"  STEAH-FOW- 
ER  BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTING 
OFFICE,  H  A  Weaver  proprietor, 
327  J 

Vance  C  J,  uphjlstering  and  furniture, 
^  1020  6th 

Vaadercook  H  D  (Vandercook  &  Mur- 
dock),  oor  15th  and  J 

V.mdercook  &:  Murdock  (H  D  Vander- 
cook and  Henry  Murdock),  planing- 
mill,  contractors  and  builders,  cor 
15th  and  J 

Van  Fleet  W  C  (Dunlap  &  Van  Fleet), 
attorney-at-law  and  notary,  603  I 

Van  Heusen  Graham  K  (Van  Heu^en  & 
Huiitoon),  712  J 

Van  Heusen  &  Huntoon  (Graham  K 
Van  Heusen  and  John  L  Huntoon), 
furniture  and  bedding,  712  J 

Van  Kirk  J  C,  agt  Sacramento  Trans- 
portation Co,  1405  Front 

Van  Orden  John,  merchant  tailor,  1007  J 

Van  Voorhies  A  A  (A  A  Van  Voorhies 
&  Co),  322  and  324  J 

Van  Voorhies  A  A  &  Co  (A  A  Van 
Voorhies,  R  C  Irvine  and  L  C  Mont- 
fort),  importers  and  mfrs  harness  and 
saddles,  saddlery  hardware,  etc,  322 
and  324  J 

Vaughan  G  W,  carpenter,  907  5th 

Verity  Wm,  cabinetmaker,  1 1 16  7th 

Verniilya  A  J,  undertaker  and  coroner, 
520  J 

Vice  D,  saloon,  1122  J 

Vallasinor  Calarino,  barber,  908  2d 

Vivian  Mrs  N  B,  lodging-house,  1108  4th 

Voeller  H,  physician,  Odd  Fellows' 
Temple 

Vogtl  Chas  (Vogel  &  Maier),  1121  3d 

Vog»4  .t  Maier  (Chas  Vogel  and  J  F  W 
Maier),  Washington  Bakery,  1121  3d 

WACHHORST  &ERMAN,  watches, 

clocks,  jewelry,  diamonds  and  plated- 

ware,  315  J 
Wagner  M,  saloon,  cor  I  and  9th 
WAHL  &  HOSS  (Christ   Wahl  and  J 

B  Hoss),  proprietor  Columbus  Brew- 
ery, cor  Kiih  and  K 
Wait  V,  S,  druggist,  531  J 
Wall  P  H,  groceries,  1531  7th 
Walter  Albert,  candy  mfy  and  ice  cream 

saUon,  824  J 
Warren  Wm  J,  saloon,  cor  K  and  Front 
Wasseiuian  S  (8  Lipman  &  Co),  501  and 

503  J 
Wassmann  Adolph, bootmaker,  10256th 
Wfiterhouse  C  (Waterhouse  k  Lester), 

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WATERHOUSE  ft  LESTER  (OWat. 

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lumber  and  carriage  material,  708  and 
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Watson  O  W  (Fisch  ft  Watson),  J  bet 

lOth  and  l]th 
Watson  J  R,  pros  Sacramento  Building 
and   Loan    Association  and  general 
snpply  agt,  C  P  K  R  Shops 
Watt  J  W,  city  tapper,  City  Hall  • 
Wattera  Thomas,  siuoon,  901  Front 
WEAVER  H    A,    proprietor  Valley 
Press   Steam  Power  Book  aud  Job 
Printing  Office,  327  J 
WEBER  F  H  Ii,  wholesale  and  retail 
r,rocerie8,  hay,  grain  and  feed,  1217 
and  1219  L 
Weber  R,  meat  market,  1030  H 
Webster  J  R,  groceries,  1301  J 
Weimann  August  (Weimann  &  Damm), 

705  J 
Weimann  D,   stoves,   tinware,  pumps, 

etc,  914  J 

Weimann  &  Damm  (August  Woimann 

and  Adam  Damm),  Pacific  Oyster  and 

Chop  House,  705  J 

Weinreich  H  (HWemreich  &  Co).  514  J 

WEINRiEICH  H  &  CO  (H  Weimeich), 

wholesale  liquors  and  cigars,  514  J 
Weit  stock  H  (Weinstock  &  Lubin),400 

-408  K 
Weinstock  &  Lubin  (H  Weinstock  and 
D  Lubin),  dry  goods,  clothing,  shoes, 
hats  and  millinery,  400-408  K 
Weisel  C   (C  Weisel  &  Co),  and  pres 
Germania  3  and  L  Association,   1005 
4th 
WEISEL  C  &  CO  (C  Weisel),  whole- 
sale   and  retail    butchers  and    pork 
W packers,  726  and  726  Ji  L 
eisman  Charles,  barb  ?r,  606  J 
Welch  Beuj,  master  car  builder.  Central 

Paciho  R  R  Shops 
WELLS.  FAROO  ft  CO,  Felix  Traoy 

agent,  cor  J  and  2d 
Werner  Chas  (Werner  &  Guenther),  K 
bet  9th  and  10th 

WERITER  ft  GUENTHER  (Chaa 

Werner  and  Wm  Gucuthor),  Turner 

Hall  Saloon,   under  Turner  Uali,  K 

bet  9th  and  10th 
Western  Hotel,  Wm  Land  propr,  209- 

217  K 
Western    Union    Telegraph    Co,   E  A 

Bewdslee  mgr,  1015  2d 
Wetzel  J  A  (Wetzel  &  Streeter),  .320  K 
Wetzel  Martin,  groceries,  cor  4th  and  N 
Wetzel  St  Streeter  (.T  A  Wetzel  and  A  A 

Streeter),  barbers,  320  K 
Weyant  W  L  (W  A  Chittenden  &  Co), 

NW  cor  9th  aud  J 
Wheeler  C  T  (Booth  &  Co),  41-49  (old 

numbers)  Front 
Wheeler  J  H,  horsenhoer,  1 1 16  2d 
Wheeler  and  Wilson  Sewing  Machine 

Co,  W  W  Bowser  agt,  627  J 
White  C  L  (White  A  George),  cor  7th 
and  J^ 


White  D  C,  feed  stable,  J  bet  12th  and 

13th 
White  &  George  (C  L  White  and  W  F 

George),  attorneys-at-law  aud  notaries 

public,  NW  cor  7th  and  J 
White  J  B,  groceries,  631  M 
White   John,    planiug-mill,  contractor 

and  builder,  cor  10th  and  U 
Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co  (W  F  Whittier, 

W  P  Fuller,  Joseph  Steffens  and  L 

Tozer),  paints,  oils  and   glass,  1020 

and  1022  2d 
Whittier  W  F  (Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co), 

res  San  Francisco 
Whyte  J  F  &  Co,  groceries,  609  J 
Wiedmann  J  M,  candy  factory,  419  K 

and  418  J 

WIBMETER  E  F.  proprietor   "Sac- 
ramento Journal,"  305  J 
Wiezel  J  &  Son,  horseshoeing,  9th  bet  J 

and  K 
Wilcox,  Powers  &  Co  (Aaron  H  Powers, 
Samuel  L  Stanley  and  John  Spruauce), 
wholesale  liquors  and  wines,  etc,  505 
K 
Wilcoxson  Jackson,  capitalist,  407  J 
Wilcoxson  JeflFerson,  capitalist,  4(>7  J 
Wilder  Mrs  E  F,  pres  W  C  T  U,  309  J 
Wilko  Charles,  mfg  jeweler,  430  J 
Wilkinson  T  S,  propr  American  Eagle 

Hotel,  1201  J 
Willem  J  W  (Willem  &  Long),  410  K 
Willein  &,  Long  (J  W  Willem  and  D  J 

Long),  meat  market,  410  K 
Willet  Eli,  saloon,  210  K 
William  Fred  (A  Andrew  &  Co),  1021 
2d 

WILLIAM    TELL    HOUSE.    Ben 

Steuiauer  proprietor,  900  J 
Williams  C  F(Withington  &,  Williams), 

1427-1431  Front 
Williams  Mrs  £1,  boarding-house,  628  I 
Williams  L  (H  G  Smith  &  Co),  Front 

nr  Bridge 
Williams  Thos,  bootmaker,  1 106  4th 
Williams  Thos  H,  groceries,  930  N 

WILLIAMS  W  0,  safes  and  scales, 

312  J 
WILLIAMS  WILL  E  (0  H  Stevens 

A  Co),  8U0  and  802  J 
Williamson  Henry,  ju>ik,  313  L 
Williamson  Robt  (W  R  Strong  &  Co), 

110  J 
Wilson  Abe,  barber,  1023  4th 
Wilson  B  (Gattmann  ft  Wilson).  601  J 
Wilson   J   A,  furniture  and   bedding, 

415  J 
Wilson  J  E,  saloon,  cor  19'.h  and  C 
Wilson  Jeff  (Smith  *  Vvilson),  1024  3d 
Wilson  J  W,  livery  stable  and  county 

supervisor,  318  K 
Wilson  Marcus,  tailor,  618  K 
Wilson  Mn  N  M,  dressmaker,  628  K 


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Wilson  II  A  (Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co),  res 

San  Francisco 
Winkleman  Wm,  saloon  and  lodgings, 

506  K 
Winters  H,  groceries,  cor  2d  and  M 
Wise   M   L,  blacksmith    and   carriage 

factory,  1031  J 
Wiseman  Joseph  (Wiseman  &  Newman), 

227  K 
Wiseman  &  Newman  (Joseph  Wiseman 

and  Geo  Newman),  barbers,  227  K 
Withington  R  H  (Withington  &  Wil- 
liams), 1427-1431  Front 
Withington  &  Williams  (R  H  Withmg- 

ton  and  C  F  Williams),  proprs  Capital 

Soap  Co,  1427-1431  Front 
Wohlek  John,  groceries,  330  L 
Wolf  Jacob,  saloon,  828  J 
Wolfe  S  A,  photographer,  428^  J 
WoUeb  Charles,  notary  public,  1005  4th 
W  C  T  U  Coffee  House,  G  W  Moore 

mgr,  309  J 

WOOD  H  M>  carpenter,  2218  H  bet  22d 

and  23d 
Wood  W,  dentist,  401  J 
Woodborn  James  (E  L  Billings  &  Co), 

417  K 
WOODMAN  £  M,  groceries,  830  N 


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Woods  A  S,  clerk  of  police  court,  City 

Hall 
Woods  Joseph,  cigars,  tobacco,  cutlery, 

etc,  229  K 

WOODSON  J  A.  literarv  editor   "Rec- 
ord-Union." 1017  and  1019  3d 
Woolf  G,  tailor,  619  K 
Woolf  Mrs  H,  fancy  goods,  619  K 


Wright  J  B,  supt  Cala  Pacific  branches 

Sacramento  and  Oregon  Divisions  C  P 

R  R  and  S  &  P  R  R,  C  P  R  R  Depot 
Wyatt  S,  books,  807  K 
Yoerk  C  A  (Mohr  &  Yoerk),    1024  and 

1026  J 
TOST  JOHN  D  (HS  Crocker  &  Co), 

residence  San  Francisco 
Young  America  Restaurant,  1013  2d 
Young  Geo  W  (Pike  &  Young),  cor  4th 

andL 
Young  J  N  (Young  &  Young),    atty-at- 

law  and  notary  x^ublic,   S  £  cor  5th 

and  J 
Young  Mary  J  (Young  &  Young),  atty- 

at-Iaw,  SE  cor  5th  and  J- 
Youug  Mrs  N  M,  dressmaker,  721 J  K 
Young  &  Young  (J  N  and  M  J  Yo'iing), 

attys-at-law,  SE  cor  5th  and  J 
Youngs  Mrs  Emma,  dressmaker,  9226th 
Yuhre  W  F,  groceries,  630  L 
Zecher  F  J  (Brendlin  &  Zecher),  1128  I 
Zeitler  Chas,  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements,  512  J 
Zemansky  N,  furnishing  goods,  300  J 
Ziegler  J  (Ziecler  &  Mathis),  407  K 
Ziegler  &    Mathis    (J    Ziegler    and    P 

Mathis),  saloon,  407  K 
Ziemer  A  C  (Ziemer  Bros),  505  J 
Ziemer  Bros  (A  C  and  S  Ziemer),   dry 

and  fancy  goods,  505  J 
Ziemer  S  (Ziemer  Bros),  505  J 
Zimmerman  C,  groceries,  cor  12th  and  E 
Zimmerman  L,  painter,  321  J 
ZoUer  L,  meat  market,  730  M 
Zwickel  Conrad,  foundry  and  iron  works, 

M  bet  4th  and  5th 


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PLTUMBEBS'  t  GAS  FITTEIS*  GOOBS. 


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General  House  Furnishing  Hardware. 


MANUKAtrriKKUS  OF 


TIN,  COPPER  AND  SHEiilT-IRON  WARE. 

221  and  223  J  Street,  Sacramento,  Cat. 


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C.  E.  ADAMS, 

Wholesale  and  Ketail  Dealer  in 

Hay  and  Grain, 

727  J  Street,  bet.  Seventh  and  Eighth, 

SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 

JAMES  C.  GLOVEB, 

StiiiiiStiiiiiir's  MUs 

SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


JOHNSTON'S  ORIGINAL 

COFFEE  HOUSE 

F.  H.  JOHNSTON,  Proprietor. 

ALL  KINDS  OF 

CAKES,  PIES  or  DOUGHNUTS 

WITH,  COFFEE,  TEA  OR  CHOCOLATE, 

No.  517  K  STREET,  SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


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p.  L,  EWINO. 


JACOB  HOEHN. 


EWINC  tt  HOEHN, 

(Snceesson  to  WM.  GWYNN.) 
DEALERS  IN 

mixm  I M  mi  m 


IMPORTERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 


Plaster,  Hair,  Cement,  Felt,  Fire  Brick  and  Fire  Clay, 
513  and  515  I  Street, 


C.  p.,  R.  R.  Track  running  through  Lime  Depot. 


SACRAMENTO. 


HENRY  FISHER, 

MANUFACTURING  CONFECTIONER 

And  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of  NUTS. 


AGENT  FOR  CALIFORNIA  CRACKER  COMPANY. 

Best  Goods  in  the  Market. 


WM.  D.  KNIGHTS. 


HIGHEST  MARKET  PRICE  PAID  FOR 

Hides,  Sheep  Skins,  Wool  and  Tallow, 

921  and  923  Third  Street,  between  I  and  J, 

/».  0.  Box  243.  SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


Butchers  supplied  witti  Paper,  Salt,  Skewers,  Sausage  Machines  and  Casings. 


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SEND  TO  GUS  LAVENSON'S 


FOR  YOUR  BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 


They  are  the  Best,  the  Latest  in  Style,  M  at  the  Lowest  Prices. 

S.  E.  Cor.  Fifth  and  J  Streets,  Sacramento,  Cal. 


A.  SAGE. 


W.  J.  IRVINE. 


Pacific  Livery  and  Feed  Stables 

SECOND  STBIST. 


Between  K  and  L,  SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


IRVINE  &  SAGE,  Prop'rs. 
HORSES  BOARDED 

By  tlie  Day,  Week  or  Month. 


C.  T.  JONES. 


ED.  M.  MARTIN. 


JONES  &  MARTIN, 

AnORNEYS  AT  LAW. 

607  I  Street,  l)et.  6th  and  7th, 
SACRAMENTO. 


JAKE'S 

CAPITAL  ALE  VAULTS, 

J.  J.  NAGBLE,  Proprietor. 


Nos.  302  J  anl  1005  TMrl  Streets, 

SACIUMENTO,  CAL. 


Hot  Lunch  from   11  a.  m.  to  1  r.  m. 
and  Hot  Chowder  from  7  p.m.  to  12  p.m 


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Between  J  and  K  Streets,  SACRAMENTO,  CAL 


Uo.  900  J  Strest,  Comer  of  Ninth,  Sasramento,  California 

B.  STEINAUER,  Proprietor. 

Board  and  Lodgring;  per  Week $5  00  to  $6  00 

Board  and  Lodcfingr  per  Day $1  00  to  $1  86 

Single  Meala 86  Cents. 

FAMILIES  ACCOMMODATED  ON  REASONABLE  TERMS. 


Baggage  Conveyed  to  and  from  the  House  Free  of  Charge. 

The  Bar  is  well  stocked  with  Choice  Liquors  and  Cigars. 


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802 


California — Sacra/msnto-St  Helena. 


(BnooeMon  to  X*  *  C.  ORUHLXB.) 


Columbus  Brewery 

CORNER  OF  SIXTEENTH  AND  K  STREETS, 

SACRAMENTO,  CAL. 


(■■tabllsliedise?.) 


Importing  Commission  Merchant, 

AND  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  GROCER. 

Oreen,  Canned  and  Dried  Fruits,  Hay,  Grain,  Ground  Feed,  etc.  Crockery  and 
Glassware.     Country  Produce  Bought  and  Sold.     Goods  sold  at  Bottom  Prices. 

1817  and  1810  L  STREET.  SACRAMENTO.  CAL. 


Sacks  and  Bottles  of  all  Descriptions. 

SAMUEL  POSKA  &  CO., 

Dealers  in 

New  anl  Seconl-Hanl  Fornitore, 

tf  ^^^        STOVES,  CAIll'ETS, 

Croclery,  Glassware, 

TINWARE, 

AND 

Household  Goods  of  all  Descriptions, 
808  J  STREET, 

Between  8ih  and  Oth,  SACHAMKKTO. 


ST.  HELENA. 

Napa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  is  the  center  of  a 
thrifty  and  prosperous  fanning  and 
wine  growing  district,  and  of  neces- 
sity partakes  of  the  characteristics  of 
that  community,  which  gives  it  an  air 
of  busy  life  and  industry — has  about 
1,600  inliabitants — ifl  situated  18  miles 
from  Napa  City,  and  60  miles  by  way 
of  the  California  Pacific  K.  R.  (Napa 
Branch),  from  San  Francisco.  The 
White  Sulphur  Springs  are  in  the 
neighborhood,  but  a  short  drive  from 
St.  Helena. 


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803 


>  (den  &  Merriam  (H  E  Alden  and  H  A 
M>  riam),  dothing  and  famishing 
a.   'i« 

Allison  J  H,  town  marshal 

Alstrom  S,  propr  Windsor  Hotel 

Backus  O,  agt  C  F  R  R 

Barry  M  8,  wagonmaker 

Beach  G  H,  stationery  and  varieties 

Beattie  S  P,  meat  market 

BELL  R  B  (Hale  &  Bell) 

Bruce  W  A,  atunsmith 

Bussenius  H  R,  druggist 

Bussenius  R  G,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Carver  D  B,  postmaster  and  broker 

Caughey  W  J,  blacksmith 

Chiles  W  G,  hardware,  agricultural  im- 
plements, paints,  oils,  etc 

Cisco  Del,  liquors 

Cleghorn  John,  hamessmaker 

Colman  P  W,  physician 

Coutolenc  Bros  (E  F  and  J  H  Coutolenc), 
meat  market 

Dallev  Fredrick,  tailor 

Davis   ^  £,  dentist 

Dawson  Wm  J  G,  physician 

Degouy  N,  wine  vinegar 

Dickinson  Fredrick  M,  confectionery 
and  varieties 

Dobbas  B  B,  liquors 

Eastman  G  L,  San  Francisco 

Ebermayer  A,  teacher  of  music  and  for- 
eign languages 

Edwards  Tom  W,  mgrfor  Henry  Wolff, 
jewelry 

Elgin  W  A,  livery  and  justice  of  the 
peace 

Ewelling  H  J,  bonded  warehouse 

Fautz  Edward,  brewer 

Ferrari  R,  bootmaker 

Finnen  John,  liquors 

Flier  Gust,  painter 

Frisby  W  E,  agt  Puget  Sound  Lumber 
Co 

Gaetano  Rossi,  liquors 

Galewsky  David,   general  merchandise 

GABDNEB  CHARLES  A.  editor  and 
proprietor  "Weekly  St  Helena  Star" 

Geilert  J  M,  general  merchandise 

Giauque  T  A,  boarding-house  and  liq- 
uors 

Goodman  A,  clothing 

Graf  Jacob,  jeweler  and  watchmaker 

Grigsby  G  D,  propr  Palace  Hotel 

Grove  O  W,  groceries 

Gutz wilier  Henry,  delicacies 

HAT.TS  ft  BELL  (C  N  Hale  and  R  B 
Bell),  groceries  and  crockery 

HALE  CN  (Hale  &  Bell) 

HAMMONI)  MRS  S  J  (T  B  Hammond 
&  Co) 

HAMMOND  T  B  ft  CO  ((^  J  and  T  B 

Hammond),  confectionery  and  varie- 
ties 
Head  George,  bootmaker 


saloon,    choice 
cigars,    liquors 


Heitz  Joseph,  bake^ 

HETMAHH  CABX, 

wines,    liquors   and 

wholesale  and  retail 
Heymann  Edmund,  wine  mfr 
Hofiinan  Frank,  bootmaker 
Horton  George,  furniture  and  bedding 
Jacks  ft  Cook  (Simon  Jacks  and  Simon 

Cook),  stoves  and  tinware 
Johnson  J,  bootmaker 
Johnston  J  W,  liquor 

KETTLEWELL  J  0,   sign  and  car- 
riage painter 
Kettlewell  J  R  ft  Son  (J  R  and  B  F  Ket- 
tlewell),  hardware,  agricultural  im- 
plements,   blacksmiths    and    wagon- 
makers 
King  Rev  E  H,  Methodist 
Kurpinsky  T,  harnessmaker 
Lander  G  M,  deputy  postmaster 
LAZARUS  IJBOFOIJ),  agent  Wells, 

Farso  ft  Co,  E 
Linn  W  H,  restaurant 
Logan  J  I,  furniture  and  undertaker 
MARTINELLI  JASPER,  proprietor 

U  S  Saloon,  liquors  and  lodging-house 

McCormick  ft  York  (Wm  McCor3::ick 
and  John  York),  butchers 

McDonald  John,  painter 

McGee  James,  constable 

McOEORGE  MISS  K  E,  millinery  and 
fancy  goods,  varieties 

McLennan  D  R,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Merk  J  F,  tailor 

Mitchell  James,  clergyman  (Presbyte- 
rian) 

Mixon  J  C,  carpenter  and  builder 

MONNDT  JOHN  B,  man2;ger  for  Geo 
Monnin,  boots  and  shoes 

"NAPA  COUNTY  VINICULTUR- 
E5T,"  E  W  Woodward  ft  Co  pub- 
lishers 

Pellet  Frank,  lumber 

Pond  H  M,  physician 

Ramos  John,  wine  house 

Ranger  Geo  F,  confectionery  and  varie- 
ties 

Reichter  Louie,  liquors 

Riggins  George  A,  druggist 

ROOT  W  A,  dentist 

St  Helena  Academy,  Rev  Lowell  L 
Rogers  A  M  principal 

ST  HELENA  HOTEL,  A  Tonolla  pro- 
prietor 

"ST  HELENA  STAR,"  Gardner  ft 

Allyn  proprietors 
Salmina  Baptiste,  liquors . 
Simmons  Richard,  blacksmith 
Simmons  W  T,  contractor  and  builder 
SMITH  W  'A  C  banking  and  insur- 
ance,   notary    public,    collector   and 
conveyancer 


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California — St  Helena-Salinas  City. 


Smith  W  A  ft  Co  (W  A  Smith  and  O  0 

Gibba),  dry  goods 
Spurr  Miss  Q  £  Co  (Miss  Q  Spnrr  and 

Mra  J  York),  millinerv  and  varieties 
Steffani  C,  groceries  and  bakery 
Steffani  Mrs  L,  millinery 
STEVES  J  H.  manufacturer  of  and 

dealer  in  stoves,  ranges,  pumps  and 

water-pipe,  gasfitting  and  plumbing 
Tabor  I,  pnysician 
THOMAS  0  F>  fashionable  barber  and 

hairdresser 
Thomann  John,  county  supervisor 
TONOLLA  A,    proprietor  St  Helena 

Hotel 
Townsend  &  Anderson  (T  B  Townsend 

and  W  E  Anderson),  general  mdse 
Ulrich  Jacob,  barber 
U   8    SALOON   AND   LODGING- 

HOVSEi  choice  wines,  liquors  and 
cigars,  Jasper  Martinelli  proprietor 

Vanderlip  J  T,  dentist 

Vanderwerker  W  N,  bootmaker 

Veasey  William,  barber 

Wade  Owen,  viniculturist 

Ward  W  C,  bakery,  groceries,  provis- 
ions, etc 

Warren  I  B,  carpenter  and  builder 

WATT  THOMAS,  attorney  and  coun- 
selor-at-law 

"WEEKLT  ST  HELENA  STAR." 

Charles  A  Gardner  editor  and  pro- 
prietor 

White  W,  painter 

Whitton  W  T,  livery 

Wilson  Laforest,  livery 

Windsor  Hotel,  S  Alstrjm  propr 

Wolff  Henry,  Jewelry 

WOODWAJlD  E  W  &  CO.  real  estate 
agents,  auctioneers,  and  notaries 
public 

ST.  HELENA  HOTEL 

A.  TOXOLI.A,  Proprietor. 

Main  Street,  St.  Helena,  NapaCo.,Cal. 

TIIK  PKOPKIKTOU  has  much  pleasure  in  in- 
foriniiiK' Tourist.i,  C'lmmercial  Men  and  the 
Travolinit'  Public  thut  lie  lia.s  recently  enlari^ctt 
the  Hiitel,  ami  is  now  prepared  ti>  |,'ive  the  best 
acciiininodati'iii  (second  to  none)  to  those  who 
may  honor  him  with  their  |>atrona^e. 

Stages  leave  the  Hotel  for  .■Ktna  Sprinjfs  and 
other  places  of  KeHort.  Li\ery  Stables  attached 
to  the  Hotel.  First-class  Teams  and  Saddle  Hor- 
ses. Special  Sample  Itoom  for  the  use  of  Com- 
merci.'il  Men. 

KPKCIAL  KATKS  to  Families  and  others  by 
the  Week  or  month. 


ST.  LOUIS. 

Sierra  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  reached  by  stages  from  Oro- 
ville,  61  miles  distant. 


Brundise  Cha«,  saloon 

Carmionael  Alex,  butcher 

CONLAN  DANIEL,  general  merchan- 
dise, postmaster,  and  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 

Swartz  Christian,  hotel 


SALIDA. 

Stanihlau-s  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Central 
and  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.  (Visalia 
Division),  23  miles  from  Stockton  and 
6  miles  from  Modesto;  nearest  station 
to  Paradise  Valley;  an  important 
grain  shipping  point. 

A^OTT    CHAS  S.    postmaster  and 

ticket  agent 
Elmore  J  C,  groceries  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Howell  Bros,  blacksmiths 
McHenr/  Robert,  warehouse 
Murphy  John,  warehouse  and  saloon 
Salida  Grange  Co,  warehouse 
Salida  Mill  Co,  feed-mill 


SALINAS  CITY. 

Monterey  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  tbe  county  sjat 
of  the  county,  is  located  on  the  South- 
ern Pacific  ^'  R.,  about  118  miles 
from  San  Fru  .^isco,  10 miles  from  the 
tide  water  at  Moss  Landing,  ami  18 
miles  by  way  of  Monterey  and  Salinas 
Valley  R.  R.,  from  the  harbor  of 
Monterey.  The  country  surrounding 
the  city  is  picturesque  and  presents  a 
spectacle  of  luxuriance,  comfort  and 
ease.  Her  business  houses,  as  a  rule, 
are  substantial  and  neat  structures, 
while  her  residences  are  models  of  ele- 
gance and  architectural  beauty. 

ABBOTT  E  K.  physician,  drucs,  sta- 
tionery, books  and  spectacles,  Main 

Abbott  H  E,  meat  market 

ABBOTT  HOUSE.  H  J  Liud  proprie- 
tor. Main 

Adame  C,  groceries  and  fruits 

Alexander  J  J,  superior  judge 

Allen  C  C,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Allen  N  L,  expressman  and  insurance 
atft 

AUSTIN  A  M.  grain  buyer,  commis- 
sion merchant  and  general  agent. 
Main 

Ayers  A,  fruits 

Ball  H  S,  grain  dealer  and  mayor 

Bartley  F  H,  photographer 

Batcheler  J  O,  supervisor 

Beeman  T,  attorney-at-law 

Bernal  G,  farmer 


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■AIM  MTBBBT,  HAM   VllAIIICIliCO. 
lr*a  Doors,  Bank  Vaalta,  Bte. 


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Califomia — Salinaa  City. 


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hblekj  f> 

loon,  Main 


proprietor  Grand  Sa- 


Bortcher  John,  horseshoer 

Brower  John  D,  carriage  painter 

Brown  U  P,  merchant  tailor 

BuUene  O  H,  haokman 

Bnrbeok  Wm,  second-hand  pianos 

Burke  Mrs  P,  hotel 

Carpenter  W  L,  county  assessor 

CAaR  J  D,  president  Salinas  City 
Bank,  Main 

Carter  S  P,  fruits 

Castro  J  B,  supervisor,  Castroville  City 
^Clarke  W,  hardware,  etc 

Clark  W  H,  insurance  agt  and  notary 
publii 

Cohen  Lyon,  books,  static  aery,  and  va- 
rieties 

Condon  (r  W,  tailor 

CONODON  0  W>  groceries  and  crock- 
eryware,  Main 

Conklin  &  Samuels  (S  W  Conklin  and 
H  Samuels),  groceries  and  clothing 

Conrads  W  G,  bootmaker 

Cooper  J  B  U,  supervisor,  Castroville 
City 

Corey  H,  farmer 

Crawford  A  K,  minister 

Crouin  Thos,  liquors 

Cutter  Samuel  L,  attorney-at-law 

Davenport  T  R,  teacher  of  music 

Dayton  C  A,  groceries 

De  Fraga  M  C,  restaurant 

DEXT£RM!L.  county  clerk,  Court 
House 

DiarzX,  saloon 

Dorn  N  A,  attorney -at-Iaw  And  district 
attorney 

Downie  Geo  (Tobey,  Hudson  A  Downie) 

Dunlap  A  G,  constable 

Eitzert  P,  stoves  and  tinware 

EMPIRE  FLOimiNO  MILLS,  To- 
bey, Hudson  &  Downie  proprietors, 
Sausal 

Fall  M,  horseshoer 

FASHION  LI  VERT  STABLE, 

Franks  &  Lean  proprietors,  Main  (see 

advertisement) 
Ferrini  B,  saloon 
Foster  J  H,  agt  S  P  R  R 
Francee     Charles,    carriage    and    sign 

painter      

FRANKS   CHRIS  (Franks  ft  Lean), 

and  sheriff 
FRANKS  ft  LEAN  (C  Franks    and 

S  Lean),  proprietors  Fashion  Livery 

Stable,  Main 

FRENCH  HOTEL  AND  RESTAU- 
RANT* C-  Lapierre  proprietor.  Main 

Galiciotti  &  Co  (W  Oaliciotti  and  V 
Barlagio),  hotel 

6ai  ^  r  John,  county  surveyor 

OARRIQUS  L  H.  grain  dealer  and 
insaranoe  agent.  Main 


Gates  Frederick,  gunmaker  and  amrnn* 
nition 

Geil  ft  Morehouse  (A  F  Geil  and  H  V 
Morehouse),  attorneys-at-law 

Gill  D  L,  harness  and  saddles 

Gordan  G  W,  supervisor 

GRAND  SALOON,  J  F  Birlem  propri- 
etor. Main 

Hale  4  Co  (0  A,  J  M,  P  C  and  E  W 
Hale),  general  merchandise 

Hamilton  Miss  D  H,  dressmaking 

Harris  J  H,  groceries 

Harris  T  G,  auction  and  commission 

Hartnell  W,  county  treasurer  and  tax 
collector 

Harvey  I  J,  insurance  agt 

Hatch  W  (),  mgr  Hale  ft  Co 

Hay  John  F,  groceries 

Herdt   Hurry,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Hessel  Mrs  M,  millinery  and  dressmak- 
ing 

HILL  W  J.  publisher  and  proprietor 
"Salinas  Index,"  Gabilan 

Hitchcock  L  V,  attorney-at-law 

Hitry  F,  painter 

Hobson  H  B,  grain  and  commission 
merchant 

Holmes  Rev  J  F,  Methodist  clergyman 

Holzberger  NV,  barber 

Hudson  H  (Tobey,  Hudson  ft  Downie) 

Hudson  ft  HoUoway  (C  A  Hudson  and 
J  C  Holloway ),  tlouring-mills  and  gro- 
ceries and  provisions 

HUOHES  M,  harness  and  saddle- 
maker.  Main 

Ingalls  F  S,  county  surveyor 

rVERSON  BROS  (J  B  and  E  P  Iver- 
son),  proprietors  Salinas  Agricultural 
Works,  Gabilan 

Iverson  E  P  (Iverson  Bros) 

Iverson  J  B  (Iverson  Bros) 

Jeffery  Jas,  hotel 

Johnson  Henry,  barber 

Johnson  Joseph,  liquors 

JOHNSON  W  S,  cashier  Salinas  City 
Bank 

Joy  J  G,  county  auditor 

Keatch  Rev  J  C,  clergyman 

Kelley  J  J  ,  city  clerk  and  assessor 

Kerns  P,  liquors 

KILBURN  PARIS,  speculator.  Main 

Knapp  Geo  A,  barber 

Lacey  J  V,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Landes  F  L,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Langford  J  P,  carriage  painter 

LAPIERRE  G,  proprietor  French 
Hotel  and  Restaurant,  Main 

Launtz  Mrs  M,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Lauritzen  J  P,  supt  Salinas  Gas  and 
Water  Co 

Lean  S  (Franks  ft  Lean) 

Leeae  Jacob  R,  books,  stationery  and 
poatmaster 


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LEIOH  J  W»  proprietor    "Monterey 

Demoorat,"  Main 
Lemon  O  B,  dentist 
Leonard  J  M,  saloon 
Lewis  M  J,  livery  stable 
UND  H  J>  proprietor  Abbott  House, 

Main 
Logwood  Wm,  farmer 
Lloyd  D  W,  varieties 
Lurz  &  Menke  (Jacob  Lurz  and    J  H 

Menke),  brewery 

IIAOUIBE  EDWARD,   blacksmith 

and  wagonmakor 

Martin  W  J,  clerk  Abbott  House  and 
operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

HAUTNER  ADOLPH.  cigars,  tobacco 
and  fancy  goods 

Mayer  Jos,  meat  market 

McCorinick  Geo,  minister 

McCoy  Will  J,  teacher  of  music 

McDougall  Jas,  cigars  and  to^iacco 

McDougall  J  H,  news  depot  and  gro- 
ceries 

McGowan  Julia  N  Mos3,  physician 

McGown  J  S,  minister 

McGrath  M  .1,  tailor 

Metcalf  A  H,  hotel 

Meyer  &  Priedlander  (O  and  M  Meyer, 
and  H  Friedlander),  geu  mdse 

MILLER  GEO  S,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co,  Main 

"MONTEREY  DEMOCRAT."  JW 

Leigh  publisher 
Monroe  D,  sheepman 
Nance  C  P,  general  merchandise 
Nichols  W  P,  city  treasurer  and  deputy 

county  clerk 
O'Hare  James,  bootmaker 
Orum  Hamlet,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
PalmtagGeo,  saloon 
Parker  J  W  R,  general  merchandise 
PARKER  W  M  R»   attomey-at-law 

and  notary  public,  Main 
PORTER  a,  L  (Vander hurst  &  Co) 
Price  Rev  J  K   P,   clergyman   (Metho- 
dist) 
Raymond  JH*,  grain  dealer 
Reinhardt  Emil,  bakery 
Richardson  Mrs    H,    toys    and   fancy 

goods 
Richardson  W  A,  groceries  and  fruit 
Riordan  Miss  Fannie,  dressmaker 
Riordan  T  J,  grain  dealer 
Roadhouse  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace, 

notary  public,  insurance  agt 
Rossi  Edward,  hotel 
Ryan  T,  hotel      . 
St'John  E  &  C  O  (E  St  John  and  C  O 

St  John),  meat  market 
St  John  W,  druggist 
Salinas    Agricultural    Works,   Iverson 

Bros  proprs 
SALINAS  CITT  BANK.  J  D  Carr 

president,  W  8  Johnson  cashier.  Main 


"SALINAS  OITT  INDEX."  W  J 

Hill  editor  and  proprietor 

Sohuohard  E  G,  stationery,  tobacco,  etc 

Scott  J  B,  groceries  and  drugs 

Shearer  8  M,  grain  dealer  and  county 
school  supt 

Sherwood  Fred'k,  attomeyat-Iaw  and 
notary  public 

Shipsey  Wm,  attorney-at-law 

Sieghold  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Silva  F,  saloon 

Smith  Mrs  M  A,  supt  Free  Reading 
Room 

Sorrentini  C,  minister 

SOTO  RM  F.  attorney  and  counselor^ 
at-law 

Speegle  M  M,  county  recorder 

Stanley  J  P,  undertaker 

Stokes  Jas,  tailor 

StroUnauer  Mrs  R,  groceries  and  varie- 
ties 

Susser  J,  bootmaker 

Swindeng  John  P,  saloon 

Swinerton  S  M,  attorney-at-law 

Tholcke  W,  saloon 

TOBET.  HUDSON  ft  DOWNIE  (M 

Tobey,  H  Hudson  and  Geo  Downie), 

proprietors  Empire  Flouring  Mill  Co, 

Sausal 
Tobey  M  (Tobey,  Hudson  &  Downie) 
Tolman  G  A,  boots  and  shoes 
Tompkins  Jos,  liquors 
Trimmer  O  S,   physician,   coroner   and 

public  administrator 
Trope  F  H,  hotel 
Tuttle  H  P,  physician 
Tynan  A  F,  city  marshal 
Tynan  M,  hotel 
Unchford — ,  hay  yard 

VANDERHURST.    SANBORN    ft 

00  (Chas  Ford,  Lucius  Sanborn,   W 

Vanderhurst  and  R  L  Porter),  general 

merchandise  and  agents   Watsonville 

M  &  L  Co,  Main 
Vanderhurst  W  (Vanderhurst,  Sanborn 

ftCo) 
Van  Diveer  W  J,  photographer 
Wahrlich  W,  groceries 
Wall  Jas  A  fWebb  &  Wall),  notary 

public 
Warren  Geo,  groceries 
Watson  Davii,  salooi 
WEBB  ft  WALL  (W  H  Webb  and 

Jas  A  Wall),  attorneys-at-law.  Main 
WEBB  W  H  (V.'cbb  &  Wall),  Main 
Webster  J  A,  stoves,  tinware  and  pumps 
Wetzel  P,  hairdressing 
White  J  E,  undertaker 
White  — ,  minister 
Wiebecke  H,  bootmaker 
Winham  W  P  L,  broker  and  real  estate 

agent 
Winters  W,  minister 
Withers  M,  livery  stable 


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<*■  Orders  attended  to  by  Telegraph. 
Terms  Moderate. 


SALMON  CREEK. 

HuMBOLiri'  County.  Post-office  Eureka; 
situated  11  miles  south  of  Eureka. 
Population  50. 

Jolinson  Jas  E,  general  mdse 
Land  &  Lumber  Co,  saw-mill 
Salmon  Creek  Hotel 
Vance  H  (J,  shinglu-mill 


SALMON  CREEK. 

Menpocinu  County.      See  Whitesboro. 


SALMON  FALLS. 

El  Dorado  Cor NiY.     A   post-office,   9 
miles  by  st.ige  from  Folsom. 

Berry  It  K,  hotel 

(iaina  J  W,  general  merchandise 

Orr.l  J,  constable 

Perkins  Stewart,  constable 


SAN  ANDREAS. 

Calavekas  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  oHicc,  centrally  located 
in  the  county  of  which  it  in  the  county 
seat;  reached  from  San  Francisco  via 
the  Stockton  and  Copperopolia  Divi- 
sion of  the  Central  Pacific  11.  K.,  and 
stagu  22  miles  from  Milton.  It  de- 
pends mainly  on  its  lodes  for  support, 
yet  fruit-growing  and  stock-raising 
are  important  factors  in  the  nourish- 
ment imparted  to  hec  growth.  The 
altitude  is  l,tiOO  fuel. 

AOOSTIHE  C.   general  merchandise 
ALI^N  H  0>   postmaster,    insurance 
agent  and  \V  U  Tel  oiwirator 

AJVa^aiCAH  RESTAURANT.  Wat- 

soct  &  Brice  proprietors 
REAL  CHAS  R.  editor  and  proprietor 

••  Calaveras  Weekly  Citizeu^' 
Berry  1{  W,  siago  propr 
Bloom  John,  propr  San  Andreas  Brewery 


Bode  Herman,  stoves  and  tinware 
Bowden  L  S,   constable  Independence 

Township 
RRICE  J  Ti  American  Restaurant 
Buttertield  C  L,  dentist 

•CALAVERAS  PROSPECT/'  C  W 

Getchell  and  *•!  G  Salcir''.  ^uliushers 
and  proprietors 

"CALAVERAS  CITIZZN"  (Weekly), 

Chas  li  Beal  editor  and  proprietor 
Casey  Wm,  propr  Old  Lodge  Saloon 
Cassinelli  D,  general  merchandise 
Chase  Chas  L,   carpenter  and  lumber 

yard 
Costa  L,  road  commissioner 
Culbertson  A  J.  harness  and  saddlery 
Dasso  11,  general  m<3rchaiKlisc 
Dasso  John,  general  merchandise 
Donnelly  Hugh,  saloon 
DriscoU  Dennis,  saloon  and  constable 
Everson  Gounder,  saloon  and  billiards 
Finiiarty  Thos,  road  commissioner  Seco 

township 
Fletcher  Elizabeth,  Union  Bakery 
Floyd  E  P,  deputy  assessor 
Foster  J  A,  deputy  county  clerk 
Friou  Antoine,  restaurant 
Getchell  C  W  (Getchell  &  Salcido) 

OETCHELL  ft  SALCIDO.  publishers 
and  proprs  "The  Calaveras  Prospect" 

Gottschalk  C  V,  su|)erior  judge 

Hall  Mrs  Mary,  blacksmith 

HA  WES  B  Fi  proprietor  Metropolitan 
Hotel 

Hinckley  J  J,  constable  Seco  township 

HOPKINS  MRS  MART  L,  millinery, 
dressmaking  and  fancy  goods 

Ide  H  A,  county  supervisor 

Kelly  Wm  A,  coroner  and  public  admin- 
istrator 

Lewis  W^ni  T,  district  attorney  and 
notary  public 

Lloyd  C  K,  general  merchandise 

Love  A,  county  assessor 

Maloncy  D,  county  surveyor 

Mastersou  P,  propr  Phoenix  Livery 
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Hawes  proprietor 

Murptty  Wm  M,  physician 

NOBIEQA  MISS  ANITA,  dressmaker 

Oneto  Lorenzo,  saloon 

Feaohey  Thos  G^,  county  school  supt 

Peek  W  P,  county  supervisor    ' 

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propr 

Kcddick  J  B  (Reddick  k  Solinsky) 

Reddick  &  Solinsky  (J  B  Reddick  and 
F  J  Solinsky),  attorneys-at-law 

Redmond  R  M,  county  clerk 

BiXS  IBA,  H,  attorney  and  notary 
public 

Roger  J  B,  bootmaker 

Rowland  A  B,  wagonmaker 

Salcido  M  G  (Getchell  &  Salcido) 

San  Andreas  Brewery,  Jolin  Bloom  propr 

Sauford  N  F,  justice  of  the  peace  ^and 
notary  public  Seco  township 

Sawyer  D  W,  road  commissioner,  Inde- 
pendence townKship 

Shinn  J  M,  saloon 

Smith  J  R,  justice  of  the  peace.  Inde- 
pendence township 

Solinskj  F  J  (Reddick  &  Solinsky) 

Steel  John,  bootmaker 

Swan  J  S,  varieties 

Swenson  VVm  D,  attorney  and  court 
commissioner 

"THE  PROSPECT,"  Getchell  &  Sal- 
cido publishers  and  proprietors 

THORN  A  G.  under  sheriff 

THORN  B  K.  sheriff 

Tormey  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

Treat  J  F,  county  ;  roasurer 

Union  8tables,  J  F  Washburn  propr 

Walker  E  F,  board  of  education 

Washburn  .J  F,  propr  Union  Livery 
Stables  and  lumber  yard 

WATSON  Hi  American  Restaur^«iit 

Whitlock  C  M,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  in- 
surance agt 

Whitlock  4  Roworth  (C  M  Whitlock 
and  E  0  Roworth),  gen  mdse 

WING  TAI  CHOIJNG,  general  aier- 
chaudise 

Wood  Harvey,  county  supervisor 

Wood  Wm,  painter 


SAN  ANSELMO. 

Mabin  CorNry.  An  express  and  tele- 
graph '  .'"ce,  on  the  North  Pacific 
Coat<t  J'.  \l.,  '1  miles  northwest  of  San 
Rafael. 

Button  A  W,  agt  W,  F  &  Go's  expreM 


SAN  ANTONIO. 

Los  Anu£LE8  CotJKTY.    Post-office  Spa- 
dra. 


Baretto  M  K,  constable 
Ranney  R,  justice  of  tne  peace 


SAN  ANTONIO. 

Monterey  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  60  miles  soutaeast 
from  Salinas  City,  the  county  seat, 
and  39  miles  by  stage  from  Soledad. 

Bates  G  W,  blacksmith 
Garcia  ft  Verdcigo,  saloon 
McCormack  L  W,  constable 
Peairs  J  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
Stedman  S  W,  blacksmith 
SYLVESTER  FRANCIS,  postmaster, 

general  merchandise  and  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Walker  A  E,  general  merchandise 
Warren  Alfred,  hotel  and  saloon 


SAN  BRUNO. 

San  Mateo  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  on  the  Southern  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Northein  Division),  7  miles 
from  San  Mateo  and  14  miles  from 
Redwood  City,  the  county  seat  of  San 
Mateo  County. 

Anthony  Mark,  farmer 

Cunningham  Richard,  agt  S  P  R  R,  W, 

F  &  Co,  telegraph  office,  postmii^ter 

and  hotel 

JENEVEIN  AUGUST,  hotel 

Lux  Chas,  stock  raiser  and  butcher 
SNEATH  R  G,  dairy  produc  , 


SAN  BUENAVENTURA. 

Ventuba  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  it  is  the  county  seat 
of  Ventura  County,  pleasantly  situa- 
ted on  the  sea  coast,  50  miles  by  stage 
from  Newhall,  and  is  the  principal 
point  of  trading  in  the  county.  It  is 
a  pla}Q  of  several  manufacturing  and 
industrial  enter^"""'^  chief  among 
which  are  rock  so.  p,  mining,  coal  oil 
refining,  grist  and  planing-mills.  It 
is  quite  t\  resort  for  tourists.  Its  cli- 
mate is  unsurpassed  and  its  h'«alth- 
fulnoss  is  conceded  to  be  remarkaijli). 

Ayera  A,  hotel  and  county  treasurer 

Ayers  Ed,  constable 

Baem  C  W,  justice  of  peace 

Baker  F   W  jr,  stoves,    oinware    and 

hardware 
Bank  of  Ventura,  U  Clay  cashier 
Bard  0  L,  physician 
Bard  Thos  R,  pres  Bank  r>f  Ventura 
Barlov  C  A,  harness  and  saddles 
Barnaid  A,  real  estr^te 


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Bi'rtlettBro8(AaandC  G  Bartlett), 
j  ewelry,  stationery,  musio  and  agts  P 
C  S  S  Co 

Be^g  James,  blacksmith 

Be  lah  Samuel,  constable 

Bennett  Peter,  meat  marked 

L<3ronio  G,  groceries 

Blackburn  D  **,  vice-pres  Bank  of  Ven- 
tura 

Blackstock  N  (Blackstock  L  Shepherd) 

Blf-ckstock  &  Shepherd  (N  Blackstock 
and  W  E  Shepherd),  attys-at-law 

Piedsoo  &  McKeeby  (N  E  Bledsoe  and 
L  C  McKeeby),  attys-at-law 

Bledsoe  N  C  (Bledsoe  &  McKeeby) 

Brooks  J  M,  attorney -at-law  and  district 
attorney 

Cagnacci  J,  bootmaker 

Carlton  R  C,  attorney-at-law 

Castinos  L,  livery  stable 

Castinos  M,  saloon  and  coflFee  house 

Chaffee,  Gilbert  &  Bonestel  (C  D  Bones- 
tel,  Geo  S  Gilbert  and  W  S  Chafro--), 
gen  mdse  and  lumber 

Clay  Henry,  cashier  and  sec  Bank  of 
Ventura 

CDDY  MRS  3,  manager  W  U  Telegraph 
Co,  Main,  next  to  Post-o/hce 

CODT  N  Ti  proprietor  Ventura  Drug 

Store,  next  door  to  Post-office 
Cohn  Mts  H,  clothing 
Conaway  J  A,  county  assessor 
Conner  H  W,  groceries 
Corey  J  E.  groceries 
Corey,  Hanelson  &  Gregory,   mfrs  Sor- 

Shum  Syrup 
ey  T  H,  livery  stable 
Delmont  F,  physi'  ian  and  drugs 
DeNure  D  D,  supt  county  schools 
Detroy  Joseph^  sheriff  and  ex-odicio  tax 
collector 

EASTIN  L  F.  ex  officio  recorder,  coun- 
ty clerk  and  auditor,  Court  iJTouae 
Eastwood  G  J,  furniture  and  cabinet 

making 
Einstein  k  Bernheim  (M   Einstein  and 

A  Bemheim),  general  mdso 
Epstein  Bros  (W  and  S  Epstein),  cloth- 
ing, furnishing  goods  and  tailors 
Fazzio   Bros  {V  an^   6  Fasizio;,   grocer- 
ies, liquori^  and  bakery 
Feraud  J,  groceries,  liquors  and  bakery 
Fields  Rev  A  N,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Forth  Robert  V^'',  accountant 
Foster  E  P,  supt  Water  Co 
Franz  E,  groceries  and  liquors 
Gandolfo  A,  groceries  and  liquors 
Ginberson  L  r,  justice  of  the  peace 
Glasgow  Geo  W,  saloon,  rostaurant  and 

barber 
Good  G  L,  drun 

Goodenouu'h  O  J,  justice  of  the  peace 
Goodwin  Mrs  Jennie,  postmistress 


Goodwin    J    W,    pi<ationery,    jewelry, 

clothing,  etc 
Grant  K  P,  wagunmaker 
Gravel  S  W,  stoves  and  tinware 
Groth  John,  barber 

HALL  E  Si  attorney -at-law  and  notary 
public,  Main 

Humer  Jos,  justice  of  the  peace  and  atty 

Hare  E  T,  insurance  and  surveyor 

Hartmann  F,  brewery  and  saloon 

Hatoher  W  F,  livery  stable 

Hendi'ick  L,  dentist 

Henry  S  B,  restaurant 

Hicks  Jas,  constable 

Hill  R  C,  physician 

Hines  J  D,  superior  judge 

Hirschfelder  E,  boots,  shoes  and  cloth- 
ing 

Hobsou  Mrs  I  J,  hotel 

Jacquese  J  E,  tailor 

Jessup  J  G,  dentist 

Kaiser  J  M,  meat  market 

Kanip  II  L,  liquors 

Kennedy  J  M,  livery  stable 

Knighten  W  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Kuhiman  J  A,  groceries,  clothing,  etc 

Licy  Mrit  H  D,  dressmaker 

Ley  II  D,    furniture  and  cabinetmaker 

Linebarger  Miss  C,  dressmaker 

Logue  O  R,  livery  stable 

Lowton  C  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Lyman  C  C,  harness  and  saddles 

McDonell  Bros  (H  R  and  A  R  McDou- 
ell),  blacksmiths 

McDonell  Mrs  H  R,  millinery 

McKeeby  L  C  (Bledsoe  &  McKeeby), 
notary  public 

McLlAS  &  SON  (H  G  and  J  M  Mc- 
Lean), publishers  and  proprietors 
"Ventura  Free  Press" 

Milihouse  Miss  A,  dressmaking 

Mitchell  E  L,  liquors  and  cigars 

Mitchell  A.  Reese,  brickmakera 

Mungary  Frank,  hotel 

Murray  C  £,  cJi-riage  and  sign  painter 

Myers  J  K,  supervisor 

Newby  J  F,  city  clerk 

Nogues  B,  groceries 

Oliver  C  A,  physician 

Ovuil  Frank,  saloon 

PALACE  HOTEL,  Wagner  &  Co  pro- 
prietors, Main 

Parsons  W  H,  blacksmith 

Perkins  D  T,  county  supervisor 

Quesnel  J  P,  constable 

Reinhetti  F,  groceries 

Richardson  Joseph,  furniture  mfr  and 
undertaking 

Ricker  J  G,  county  supervisor 

ROTH  I  F,  sal  on.  Main 
Roth  Joseph,  boots  and  shoea 
SANCHEiZ  J  V.  hairdressing 
Saviers  J  Y,  justice  of  the  peace 


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8»xby  St  Walton  (I  T  Saxby  and  W  J 
Walton),  lumber  and  builders'  ma- 
terial 

Schell  H,  blacksmith 

Shaw  Mrs  E  C,  millinery 

Sheldon  St.  Viokers  (C  H  Sheldon  and  N 
Vickers),  blacksmiths 

Sheppard  S  A,  attorney-at-law 

Shepherd  W  E  (Blackatock  &  Shep- 
herd), notary  public 

SHERIDAN  E  M.  publisher  and  pro- 
prietor "Ventura  Signal" 

Sheridan  S  N,  city  marshal  and  con- 
stable 

Sonles  C  E,  jua.ice  of  the  peace 

Spear  Henry,      loon 

Stow  John  T,  county  surveyor 

Stuart  Mrs  M,  milliner 

Sndden  J?,  dteam  planing-mill 

Tanner  R  R,  constable 

THE  VENTURA  DRUG  STORE, 

M  T  Cjdy  proprietor,  next  door  tc 
Post-office 
Todd  &   Morrison  (0  Todd    and  T   H 
Morrison),  general  merchandise 

"VENTURA  FREE  PRESS."  Mc 

Lean    &   Son  publishers  and  propri- 
etors. Main 

VENTURA  AND  LOS  ANGELES 
STAGE  CO,  A  I  Wagner  agent. 
Palace  Hotel 

"VENTURA  SIGNAL,"  E  M  Sheri- 
dan publisher  and  proprietor,  Main 

Ventura  Wharf  Co 

Wagner  A  I  (Wagner  &  Co),  agt  Ven- 
tura and  Los  Angeles  Stage  Co 

WAGNER  &  CO  (A  I  and  Wm  Waj;- 
ner),  proprietors  Palac  ■  Hotel,  Main 

Wagner  John  B,  insurance  agt,  stage 
line  and  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 

Wagner  Wm  (Wagner  &  Co) 

Walker  &  Healey  (J  A  Walker  and  C 
E  Healev),  dry  goods 

WASON  M .  deputy  col'  ector  Int«rual 
Revenue,  Main 

Wells  Miss  Bell",  dressn-aker 

Whitehouse  Wm,  restatrant 

WILUAMS  &  WILiJAMS  (W  T 

anil  B  T  Williams),  ajtornt-ys-at-law 
Williams  W  T  (William«  &  Williams), 

notary  public 
Witherell  K  H,  watchmiiker  and  jew- 
eler 


SAN  DIEGO. 

San  I)rF.(jo  Counts.  A  post,  ixpreas 
and  ti'lcgrapli  i-Jficc;  is  th«  county  scat; 
situated  on  a  i).iy  of  the  same  name 
near  th<j  sout'aeru  extremity  of  Cali- 
fornia, I.)  iiiilcd  from  tho  M'ixicin 
!ine.  It  is  4bO  miles  by  sea,  and  lesa 
than  TiOO  miles,  rin  tho  Colton  aM-rail 


route,  from  San  Franoisoo.    Popula- 
tion 2,700. 

There  is  no  question  but  that  San 
Diego  is  destined  to  become  the  metrop- 
olis of  the  now  State  of  Southern  Cali- 
fornia. Her  natural  advantages  and 
added  facilities  point  clearly  to  this 
fact.  She  possesses  one  of  the  only  two 
land-locked  harbors  on  the  Pacific  Coast 
of  the  Unit.'^d  States,  carrying  twenty- 
three  and  a  half  feet  of  water  over  the 
bar  at  lowest  tide,  and  of  capacity  to 
accommodate  1,000  ships  of  the  largest 
class.  It  is  to  this  valuable  feature  that 
San  Diego  is  indebted  for  the  attention 
and  appreciation  bestowed  upon  her  by 
railroad  capital.  San  Diego  is  the  Pa- 
cific terminus  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacitic 
Railroad.  The  California  Division, 
known  as  the  California  Southern,  from 
the  bay  of  San  Diego  northward  to  San 
Bernardino.  A  road  is  also  projected 
from  a  point  on  the  Atchison,  Topeka 
and  Santa  Fe  R.  R. ,  at  or  near  Tomb- 
stone, Arizona  Territory,  to  San  Diego, 
giving  tho  shortest  line  to  New  York 
and  all  points  north  and  cast.  The 
location  of  the  city  fixes  its  position  as 
the  seaport  and  commercial  center  of  all 
that  great  and  variously  productive 
region  embracing  Southern  Califoruia, 
Southern  Nevada,  Utah,  Arizona,  Now 
Mt  dco.  Lower  California  and  Northern 
Mexico.  The  overland  distance  from  all 
points  un  the  Atlantic  side  to  steamer  at 
San  Diego  f«>r  Mexican  and  South  Amer- 
ican ports,  the  Sandwich  Islands,  Aus- 
tralasia, China  and  Japan  is  just  so  much 
shortened.  This  saving  of  nearly  500 
miles  distance  on  a  line  never  closed  by 
snow,  is  a  fact  that  makes  its  own  argu- 
ment. In  natural  resources,  capacity 
fr)r  great  variety  of  products,  including 
minin{^  and  facilities  for  manufactures, 
San  Diego  acknowledges  no  superior  on 
this  coast.  In  point  of  climate  it  is  con- 
ceded to  have  no  equal  among  the  health 
resorts  of  the  world.  Winter  mean  <>•_' 
degrees;  spring  mean,  ()<»  degrees;  sum- 
mer mean,  72  degrous;  fall  mean,  GH  de- 
grees. 

Aillaud  H,  rcHtiiurant 

ALLISON  BROS    ll   M   and  J  A  Alli- 
son), wholesale   and    retail    butchers, 
5th 
Allison  J  A  (Allison  Bros) 
Allison  J  M  (Allison  Hn-s) 
Angtir  I>  M  (Fair*,!.  !<l  &  Angeir) 
Arnold  Bros  (C  M  and  G  C  Arnold),  real 

estate 
Arnold  Thos  .1,  atu^rneyat  'aw 
ASTON  J  C>  undertaker  and  carpenter, 
6th  bet  E  and  F 


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Asher  J  M,  florist 

Bailey  Robert,  saloon 

Banjes  Georqe  William,  physician 

Barton  P,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Barton  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 

Bads  John,  blaoksmith 

Bdgole  W  A,  stoves  and  tinware 

Biehl  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Bidwell   James,  blacksmith,  machiaist, 

and  feed-mill 
BIRDSALL   MRS    M   J,   proprietor 

Commercial  Hotel,  cor  7th  and  I 
Bliickmer  E  T  (Blackmer  &  Schneider), 

music  teacher 
Blackmer  &  Schneider  (E  T  Blackmer 

and  A  Schneider),  pianos  and  organs 
Blochman  &  Smith  (M  Blochman  and 

S  S  Smith),  general  merchandise 
Bouvier  L,  liquors 
Bradt  &  Sons  (G   G,   H,   and   Horace 

Bradt),  groceries 
Brady  Piiil.  bootmaker 
Briant  D  W,  real  est.ite 
Brown  J  R,  planing-mill 
Bruner  A  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Burnes  Till  A,  saloon  and  stage  line 
Burns  Mrs  A,  hotel 
Burroughs  I>,  farmer,  Otay  Valley 
Bushyhead  E  W,  deputy  sheriff 
Butchart  J  B,  groceries 
Campbell  J  M.  groceries 
Ciipron  John  G,  commission  merchant 
Caravia  G,  groceries 
C  rter  John  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Cave  D,  dentist 

Chandler  H  D,  restaurant  and  lodgings 
CHASE  CHAS  A>  drug's,  toilet  arti- 
cles, cigar-),  etc,  cor  5th  and  F 
Chase  Levi,  attorney-at-law 
Choate   D  (Choate   &   Storey),  notary 

public 
Choate  &  Storey  (D  Choate  and  W  H 

Storey),  real  estate  and  insurauce 
Church  C  C,  furniture  and  bedding 
CITY  BREWEET.  John  Diehl  pro- 

prietor,  cor  5th  ind  B 
Clarke  E  A,  physioiau 
Clark  John  (Clark  &  Russell) 
CLARK  &    RU3SELL  (John    Clark 

au<l  (<co  C  Uussell),  livery  stable,  I 

(sec  advertisement) 
C'.evelaiul  Diiiiiel,  attorney-at-law 
Cohei.  M,  tailor 
Cohn  J  A,  boots  and  shoes 
Colo  A  A,  candy  factory 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL.  Mrs   M  J 

Birdsinll  proprietress,  cor  7th  and  i 

CONKLIN  &  HimSAKER   (N  H 

Coiikl.n  and  W  .1   Hunsaker),  attor- 
neys-at  law,  5th 
Conkliu  N  H  (Conklin  &  Hunsaker) 
(\)nsi>lidated  Bank  of  San  Uiego,  O  S 
Witherby  pres,  Brymt  Howard  cash- 
ier 


Cooke  Miss  ^ J  M,  dressmaking  and  mil- 
linery 

Copoland  Geo  D,  postmaster 

Coyne  Joseph,  livery  stable 

Crosley  C  S,  farmer 

Crowell  D  A,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Cunningham  M  B,  saloon 

Gushing  Eugene  B,  attorney-at-law 

Daggett  W  T  (King  &  Daggett) 

Daley  T  J  (Hazzard  &  Daley),  notary 
public 

Dauer  C  R  (Dauer  &  Westover) 

Dauer  &  Westover  (C  R  Dauer  and  C  C 
Westover),  dry  goods 

DIEHL  JOHN,  proprietor  City  Brew- 
ery, cor  5th  and  B 

Dobbins  A  C,  sergeant  Signal  Corps 

Dobliar  &  Buhn  (C  Dobliar  and  Peter 
Buhn),  saloon;  brewery  2i  miles  from 
town 

Donaldson  W  G,  carpenter  and  builder 

Doughei-ty  H  H,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Durnor  Chas,  saloon 

Edwards  C  J,  harness  and  saddles 

Emory  W  C,  farmer.  Pine  Valley 

Emparan  Hissordo,  Mexican  consul 

Fairchild  &  Angeir  (J  A  Fairchild  and 
D  M  Angeir),  real  estate  ajid  insur- 
ance 

Fairchild  J  A  (Fairchild  &  Angeir), 
notary  public 

Faivre  Joseph,  real  estate  and  insurance 

FASHION  SALOON,  King  &  Daggett 
proprietors,  41)  5th 

Feun  C  M,  physician 

Ferreralto  V,  bakery 

Fischer  John,  saloon 

Fox  C  J  (Fox  &  Willey) 

Fox  &  Willey  (C  J  Fox  and  H  I  Wil- 
ley), surveyors 

Francisco  C  F  (Francisco,  Silliman  & 
Co) 

Francisco,  Silliman  &  Co  (C  ¥  Francis- 
co, C  H  Silliman  and  Jacob  Gruen- 
dike),  general  merchandise 

Frary  F  P,  Julian  City  Stage  Line 

Frcinaine  M  A,  millinery 

Frick  E  W,  abalone  sliells 

Frick  W  H,  marble  worker 

GASS  A  M-  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
5th 

Gassen  A  G,  meat  market 

Gatfwood  W  J,  attorney-at-law 

(Jay  T  H,  groceries 

Gildea  B  M,  dentist 

Gordon  .1  S  (Hinton  &  Gordon) 

(trant  E  A  (Grant  k  Jones) 

(irant  ft  Jones  (E  A  Grant  and  D  F 
Jones),  painters 

Gray  John,  furniture,  carpets,  wall  pa- 
per, etc 
<  treat  John,  farmer,  Cuyamaca  Ranch 
Gregg  R  J,  physician 


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Gregory  E,  snloon 

Gruendike  Jacob  (Francisco,  Silliman  ft 
Co),  pres  San  Diego  Water  Co 

Guillory  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Gulbrandsen  Theo,  furniture 

OXTNN  DOUGLAS,  publisher  "San  Di- 
ego Union,"  6th 

Hackett  W,  Temecula  Sta^ie  Line 

Hadley  W  E,  propr  Horton  House 

Hamilton  &  Co  (C  S  Hamilton),  general 
merchandise 

Hamilton  C  S  (Hamilton  &  Co) 

Hamilton  M  D,  assessor 

Harbison  J  S,  apiarist,  Engineer  Springs 

Harritt  Frank,  blacksmith 

Hatleberg  J  O,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Hauch  I,  tailor 

HAZZARD  &  DALET  (G  W  Haz- 
zard  and  T  J  Daley),  searchers  of  rec- 
ords, real  estate  and  insurance,  cor 
6th  and  H 

Hazzard  G  W  (Hazzard  &  Daley) 

Hendricks  E  W,  attorney-at-law 

Hensley  G  B,  custom  house  inspector 

Herman  D  C,  saloon  and  lodgings 

HIOOINS  T  J.  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance, 74  5t  I 

Hinton  &  Gordon  (J  B  Hinton  and  J  S 
Gordon),  livery  stable 

Hinton  J  B  (Hiuton  &  Gordon) 

Hitchcock  Geo  N,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Hoffman  F  W,  saloon 

Holm  J  (Holm  &  Sehr) 

Holm&Selr  (J  Holm  and  G  Sehr), 
hairdreshing 

Hooker  A  H,  librarian  San  Di^o  Public 
Library 

Horton  House,  W  E  Hadley  propr 

Howard  Bryant,  cashier  Consolidated 
Bank  of  San  Diego 

Hunn  Joseph,  saloon 

Hunsiiker  ft  Co  ( Hunsaker  and 

John  Calahan),  auctioneers 

Hunsaker  W  J  (Conklin  ft  Hunsaker) 

Jean  Joseph,  hotel  and  saloon 

Jewell  W  S,  paints,  oils,  etc 

Johnson  Geo,  capt  collector  of  oustomM 

Johnson  H  H  (Rice  ft  Co) 

Johnoon  M,  furniture  and  bedding 

Jones  D  F  (Grant  ft  Jones) 

Jones  John  K,  attomey-at-Iaw 

Jorres  Wm,  county  treasurer 
Josse  L  M,  hairdresser 
Journeay  Geo  (Journeay  ft  Woodward) 
Journeay  ft  Woodward  (Geo  Journeay 
and    De    La  M    Woodward),  livery 
stable 
Julian  A  H,  hardware,   stoves  and  tin- 
ware 
Julian  J  M,  book  and  job  printer 

Kampling  F  (Kampltng  ft  Stoner) 


Kampling  ft  Stoner  (F  Kampling  and 
W  Stoner),  livery  stable 

Kearney  James,  groceries 

Keating  M,  real  estate  atid  notary  pub- 
lic 

KINO  &DAOOETT  (Geo  V  King  and 
W  T  Daggett),  proprietors  Fashion 
Saloon,  49  5th 

King  Geo  V  (King  ft  Daggett) 

Klauber  A  (Stuiner,  Klauber  ft  Co),  mgr 
San  Diego  City  Flouring  Mills 

Knowles  A  P,  apiarist 

Koop  John  H,  saloon 

Koster  P,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Kramer  A,  merchant  tailor 

Krause  E,  groceries 

Langdon  Capt  (Stevens  ft  Langdon  and 
Washborn  ft  Co) 

Larson  Thos  (Larson  ft  Wescott) 

LARSON  &WESCOTT  (Thos  Larson 
and  E  Wescott),  trucks  and  express, 
cor  6th  and  H,  office  Masonic  Building 

LEACH  &  FABKEB  (Wallace  I^ach 
and  Edwin  Parker),  attorneys-at-law. 
Plaza 

Leach  Wallace  (Loach  &  Parker) 

Leavit  J  B,  carpenter  and  builder 

Lehmann  Theo,  tailor 

Leonard  Jos,  justice  of  the  peace 

Lefevre  A,  liquors 

Levi  S  (Steiner,  Klauber  ft  Co) 

Lewelen  W  (F  J  Mcintosh  ft  Co) 

Lewis  Isidor,  cigars,  varieties  and  hair- 
dressing 

LOUIS  ISIDOR.  proprietor  Maison 
Doree,  oyster,  ice  cream  and  refresh- 
ment parlors,  160  5th  bet  E  end  F 

Lowell  Fred,  feed  stable 

Luce  M  A,  attorney-at-law 

MAISON  DOREfi.  Isidor  Louis  pro- 
prietor, 160  5th  bet  E  and  F 

Mannasse  J  S  ft  Co  (J  S  Mannasse),  real 
estate  agts 

Marks  ft  Whittle,  painters 

Marston  Geo  \V,  dry  goods  and  carpets 

Mason  W  H,  agt  J  K  uss  ft  Co 

May  C  B^  harness  and  saddles 

McCleary  J  S,  drugs 

McDonald  G  W  B,  lumber  and  builders' 
material 

McDougall  W  B,  apiarist 

Mcintosh  F  J  (F  J  Mcintosh  ft  Co) 

Mcintosh  F  J  ft  Co  (F  J  Mcintosh  and 
W  Lewelen),  boots  aud  shoes 

McNeilly  W  T,  superior  judge 

Mendelson  M  A,  merchant  tailor 

Meyerhofer  M,  saloon 

Millard  F  R,  drujoigist 

Millard  J  H,  carriage  painter 

Montijo  R,  saddles  and  harness 

Morrison  R  R,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, mfr  tools  and  material 

Morroff  A,  cigars  raft  tobacco 

Morse  £  W  (Morse,  Noell  ft  Whaley) 


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N  Pauly),  real 
&,  Co),  notary 


Morse,  Noell  &  Whaley  (E  W  Morse, 
C  P  Noell,  andThos  Whaley),  real 
estate,  insurance  agts,  and  notaries 
public 

Murdock  J  C,  agt  C  S  R  R 

Murtha  P  D  (Schiller  &  Murtha) 

Myer  A,  hotel 

Noell  C  P  (Morse,  Noell  &  Whaley), 
notary  public 

Overshiner  G  J  &  Sons  (G  J,  L  P,  and 
L  S  Overshiner),  carriage  and  wagon- 
makers 

FACIFIG  COAST  STEAMSHIP  CO, 

J  H  Simpson  general  agent,  foot  5th 
Paine  J  O  W,  attorney-at-law,  notary 

public,  and  U  S  land  agt 
PALACE  SALOON.  J  R  Scranton  pro- 
prietor, 157  5th 

PALMER.  HOTJSEi  Oscar  Palmer  pro- 
prietor, 5th  bet  H  and  I 

PALMER  OSCAR,  proprietor  Palmer 

House,  5th  bet  H  and  I 
Parker  Edwin  (Leach  &  Parker) 
Parks  John,  restaurant 
Pauly  A  (A  Pauly  &  Co) 
Pauly  A  &  Co  (A  and  F 

estate  and  insurance 
Pauly    F   N  (A   Pauly 

puoHc 

Pearson  A  6,  sign  and  carriage  painter 
Pcrigo  William,  saloon 

Petit  A,  saloon  and  barb.>r 
Peys  r  M,  clothing 
Philips  R  F,  dentist 
Pidgeon  G  S,  groceries 
Pierce  Walter,  carriage  painter 
Pitcher  J  S,  gunsmith 

PORTER  JOHN  R,  justice  of  peace, 

Pluza 
Powers  R  M,  sec  San  Diego  Gas  Co 
Raffi   G,    groceries,    liquors,  crockery, 

fancy  goods,  etc 
Reed  D  C,  real  estate,  insurance,  and 

notary  public 
Remoudino  P  C,  i»hysician 
Reniiie  Gilbert,  accoiiutant 
Rcstarick  H  B,  minister 
Rice  &  Co  (H  B  Rice  and  H  H  Johnson), 

livery  stable 
Rice  HR  (Rice  &  Co) 
Ricliardson  Jolni  H,  paints 
Robinson,  Daley  &  Co  (\V  E  Robinaon, 

(i  W  Hazzard,  and  T  J   Daley),  real 

rstnte,  insurance  and  loan  agts 
Robinson  W  E,  real  estate  and  Ijfiker 
Rogers  T  L,  pros  Miniiii,'  Co 
Roller  E  &  Co  (E  Roller),  crockery  and 

glassware 
Roller  Eugene,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Rollins  J  B,  sawniaker 
Root  M  S,   watchmaker,  jeweler,  and 

sewing  machines 


Rnss  J  &  Co  (J  Russ  and  C   \S.  King), 

lumber  and  builders'  material,  W  U 

Mason  agent 
Russell  Geo  C  (Clark  &  Russell) 
Russell  R  G  W,  hairdressing 
Russell  Robert,  hairdressing 
SAN    DIEOO    CITY  FLOTJRING- 

MILLS,    A    Klauber    manager,   cor 

12th  and  K 
SAN  DIEQO  CRACKER  BAXERT, 

L  Winter  &  Bro  proprietors,  cor  4th 

andH 
San  Diego  Gas  Co,  R  M  Powers  sec 
"SAN    DIEOO    UNION."     Douglas 

Gunn  publisher,  6th 
Sanford  O  N,  surveyor 
Sohilier  J  S  (Schiller  &  Murtha) 
Schiller  Marcus,  furniture  and  uphol- 
stering 
Schilicr  &  Murtha  (S  Schiller  and  F  D 

Murtha),  dry  and  fancy  goods 
Schmitt  C  H,  physician 
Schneider  A  (Blackmer  &   Schneider), 

books,    stationery,   paints,   oils   and 

glass 
S(^ANTON  J  R,  proprietor    Palace 

Billiard  Saloon,  157  5th 
SCHWERER  FRED,  cigars,  tobacco, 

hairdressing  and  baths,  5th  near  I 
Sehr  G  (Holm  &  Sehr) 
Shopard  C  H,  books  and  stationery 
Sheriff  J  A,  photographer 
Silliman  C  H    (Francisco,  Silliman 

Co) 

SIMPSON  JOHN  H.   agent 

Coast    Steamship    Company, 
5th 

Slade  Samuel,  councilman 

Slater  S,  county  clerk 

Smith  Will  M,  attorney-at-law 

Snider  Chas,  hairdressing 

Sorgatry  Bruno,  confectionery  and  oys- 
ter saloon 

Stanovich  &  Bcnnis  (J  Stanovich  and  S 
Bennis)  saloon  and  restau-ant 

ST1!!TNEfl.  KLAUBER  &  CO  (S 

Steiner,  A  Kb  uber  anil  S  Levi),  gen- 
eral niercliaiulise,  cor  5th  and  H 
STEVENS    HORACE,   editor     "The 

Sun,"  cor  4tU  and  D 
Stevens  ,T  (Stevens  &  Lancdon) 
STEVENS  &  LANGDON  (J  Stevens 
and  Captain  Langdon),  carriage  black- 
smiths  and   wagonmakers,  3d  bet  E 
and  F 
Stewart  E,  stoves  and  tinware 
Stewart  \V  \V  (W  W  Stewart  &  Co> 

STEWART  W  W  &  CO  (W  W  St  nv 

art),  shippers  and  dealers  in  wheit, 
wool,  honey,  cement  and  lime,  also 
agents  Paeitic  Mail  Steamship  Ci>,  (m/ 
4tl\  and  K 
Stockton  T  C,  physician,  administrator 
and  coroner 


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Viae**  Banner*,  etc.,  at  KORCBOMS  A  CO., 
Maaoale  Tantple,  Mo.  •  Po«t  Street,  S.  F. 


814 


California — San  Diego-San  Fernando. 


Stoner  W  (Kampling  &  Stoner) 

Storey  W  H  (Choate  &  Storey) 

Sullivan  Mrs  N  V,  millinery 

"THE SUN,"  Sun  Publishing  Co,  A 
Wentscher  pres,  Horace  Stevens  edit- 
or,  cor  4th  and  D 

Thompson  J  W,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co,  San 
Diego  Telephone  Co  anf'.  u,gt  W,  F  & 
Co 

Tighe  Thos,  saloon 

Trask  T  H,  billiards 

Turner  T  M,  real  estate 

Underwood  T  E,  physician 

United  States  Signal  Office,  A  C  Dob- 
bins observer 

Van  Zandt  J  M,  boots  and  shoes 

Verlaque  T,  winery 

Victor  J  N,  general  freight  and  passen- 
ger agt  California  Southern  R  K 

Wakefield  Mrs  Mary,  millinery 

Walfskill  John,  farmer,  Escondido 
Ranch 

Wall  E  A,  saloon 

Wallach  D,  clothing 

WASHBOBN  &  CO  (M  Washborn  and 
Captain  Langdnn),  pleasure  boats, 
foot  of  D  (see  adv) 

Washborn  M  ( Washborn  &  Co) 


Weegar  E  H,  groceries 

WENTSCHiER  A,  commission,  for- 
warding, shipping  and  president  Sun 
Publishing  Co,  cor  5th  and  D 

Wescott  E  (Larson  &  Wescott) 

Wescott  J  W,  wagonmaker 

Westover  C  C  (Dauer  &  Westover) 

Weymouth  Mrs  M  E,  millinery 

Whaley  Thos  (Morse,  Noell  &  Whaley). 
notary  public 

Willey  H  I  (Fox  &  Willey) 

Williams  Walter  E,  stoves  and  tinware 

Williamson  Mrs  S  A,  millinery 

Winter  Joseph  {h  Winter  &  Bro) 

Winter  L  (L  Winter  &  Bro) 

WINTER  I  &  BRO  (L  and  Joseph 
Winter),  proprietors  San  Diego  Crack- 
er Bakery,  cor  4th  r.ad  H 

Winter  W,  meat  market 

Witherby  O  S,  pres  Con  Bank  of  San 
Diego  , 

Wolfsheimer  C,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Woodward  De  La  M  (Journeay  8l 
Woodward) 

Young  (Jus,  saloon 

Young  Jas,  csbinetmaker 

Young  Jas  M,  furniture  and  bedding 

Young  John,  undertaker 


COMMFRCIAL  HOTEL 

(Formerly  Lyon  Hotel.) 

Cor.  Seventh  and  I  Streets, 

SAN  DIEGO,  CAL 


MRS.  M.  J.  BIRDS  ALL Proprietress 

This  house  is  newly  furnished  through- 
out, and  offers  superior  accommodations 
to  families  and  those  desiring  the  com- 
forts of  a  home. 


CLARK  &  RUSSELL, 

LIVERY.  FEED  AND  SALE 


stylish  Turnouts,  Low  Kutcs,  at  Short  Notice. 
SAN  DISGO.  CAIfc 


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SAN  DIEGUITO. 

San  Die(;o  CorNiv.  A  post-office,  sit- 
uated !2.'{i  miles  by  stage  north  of  San 
Diego. 

Adams  fjot,  hlacksiiiith 

ADAMS  T  W,    general   merchandise, 

postina.ster  and  con.stahle 
CraiHial  N'iclidlus,  apiarist 
Messcnu'er  J,  uenerai  inercliandise 
I'etersoii  Frank,  justice  of  peace 

SAN  EMIDIO. 


(Jodey  Alex,  stock  rai.ser 
I'actor  Frank,  slu-ep  raiser 
Vignave  Leopold,  groceries 
Williams  V  S,  fanner  and  stock  rai.scr 


SAN  FELIX  STATION. 

San  .Matko    ("ointv.     rost-ifficu  ,San 
Mateo;  0.],  miles  from  Sua  Mateo. 

Carey  M,  saloon 

SAN  FERNANDO. 


U.N   Chstv.     a  post-office.  41   miles    I^o.s  An.jki.i  .s  Co.  viv.     A  post  express 

ir.m.  I'.ak.rHliel.l.  •',•"•.  .^■''•"'"'l''' /;""";  ""  f''^'  .^''''V'"''" 

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Barclay  J  H,  propr  Porter  House 
Courtney  D,  groceries 
Olinn  J,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Griswold  H  W,  station  agt  S  P  RRand 

justice  of  the  peace 
Maclay  &  Moffitt,  dry  goods,  groceries, 

etc 
Moffitt  A  B,   notary  public,  insurance 

agt,  postmaster  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Murnaue  M,  saloon 
Praster  A  J,  blacksmith 
Rinaldi  C  R,  constable 
Yunghaus  F,  boots  and  shoes 


SAN  GABRIEL. 

Los  Angeles  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.  (Yuma  Division),  9 
miles  from  Los  Angeles. 

ALLEN  FETEBi  general  merchandise 

Cuneo  M,  barber 

Foord  James,  fruit  grower 

Ginocchio  A,  groceries  and  liquors 

Glidden  E  C,  machine  agent 

Hamilton  Hy,   orchard,   capitalist   and 

justice  of  the  peace 
Hereford  E  S,  justice  of  the  peace 
Kellog  T  D,  physician 
Lassere  Dominique,  saloon 
List  M,  saloon 
Mayberry  E  L,  capitalist 
Piters  L  H,  fruit-grower 
Ponsonnelli  J  &  Co,  bakery 
Rebout  Frank,  blacksmith 
Hobbins  James,  butcher 
Rose  L  I,  fruit-grower 
l^evell  S  K,  orchard 
Sewall  &,  Stevens,  com  merchants 
Shorb    J    Debarth,     orchardist,      wine 

grower  and  distiller 
Slosson  H  V,  agt  W,  F  &  Go's  Express 
Si.inips  B  B,  constable 
Stephens  W  H,  attorncy-at-law 
Stonenian  Geo.distiller  and  winegrower 
Tuck  Nathan,  liquors  and  gen  mdse 
Valencia  C,  saloon 
Williams  H,  justice  of  iwacu 
Winston  W  H,  orchardist 


SAN  GREGORIA. 

San  Matko  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
|iri'.s3  ullico,  'JO  miles  by  stage  from 
San  Matot),  on  the  Suuthcrn  PaciJic 
j::iilroa(l. 

Day  IK',  hlackMuith 

I'lshcr  Win  II,  butcher 

Ki'i'p  !■;,  saloon 

L('\  V  — ,  |ii.stin:isti'r 

LEVY  BROS.  g«  neral  merchandise 

Miioro  Mrs,  saloon 


SAN  JOAQUIN  CITY. 

San  Joaquin  County.     A  post-office, 
1 1  miles  southeast  of  Banta. 

Cruse  Miltsn,  hotel  and  saloon 
HOLT  L  Bi  grain  dealer,   stock  raiser 
and  postmaster 


SAN  JOSE. 

Los     Anoeles     County.      Post-office 
Spadra. 

Berry  J  A,  constable 

Lilley  D  R,  constable 

Parker  J  B,  justice  of  the  peace 

Wright  Joseph,  j'   *lje  of  the  peace 

SAN  JOSE. 

Santa  Claka  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office;  situated  in 
the  Santa  Clara  Valley,  in  the  line  of 
the  Northern  Division  of  the  South- 
ern Pacific  R.  R.,  50  miles  from  San 
Francisco.  Population  13,000. 
More  than  a  century  has  elapsed  since 
the  Spanish  missionaries  settled  the 
place  whose  name,  "The  Beautiful,"  is 
so  well  applied.  In  point  of  size  and 
wealth  the  city  ranks  fourth  among 
those  of  the  State,  while  in  appearance 
none  are  so  handsome  "but  do  it  rever- 
ence," and  concede  its  superiority  in  its 
pleasing  attractiveness.  The  city  is 
embowered  in  a  dense  growth  of  shrub- 
bery, plants  and  trees,  and  its  homes  of 
elegant  architectural  design  give  it  an 
air  of  comfort,  luxury  and  retirement. 
Its  streets  are  broad  and  smooth,  inter- 
secting each  other  at  right  angles,  and 
brilliantly  illuminated  with  gas.  Its 
schools  and  colleges  are  of  a  very  high 
order;  itsohurches  are  models  of  beauty, 
and  its  Court  Hruse  the  finest  in  the 
State,  is  in  keepin(2;  with  the  wealth,  in- 
telligence and  enterprice  of  its  citizens. 
The  country  immodiately  surrounding 
it  presents  as  fine  a  landscape  as  ever 
formed  the  subject  for  a  sketch  of  the 
most  eminent  artist.  The  ever  changing 
and  ever  beautiful  scenery  along  the 
route,  made  up  of  lovely  hills  and  dales, 
dotted  with  charming  country  homes 
and  well  cultivated  gardon^,  makes  the 
ride  fn>in  this  city  to  the  metropolis 
one  of  constant  pleasure.  Its  growth  is 
of  a  steady  and  jiermamnit  nature.  It 
is  suiipliod  with  daily  newspapers  and 
good  hotels,  and  all  its  conveniences, 
and  attractions  of  nature  and  art  make 
it  cnqihatically  the  "loveliest  city  of 
the  plain." 


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California — San  Jose. 


Adel  W  T,  carriage  factory,  2263  lab 
Ahlera  Henry  C,  mfg  jeweler,  cor  Ist 

and  Santa  Clara 
ALAMEDA  HOTEL.   M  L  Donovan 

froprietor,  Tlie  Alameda 
AMEDA  PALACE  HOTEL,  J  D 

Plitt  proprietor,  The  Alameda 
Allen  Chas  E,  attorney-at-law,  207  Ist 
Allison  W  D>  mtmauor  ll  Levlson 

watches  and  jewelry,  250  8aiita  Clara 
Almas6n  F,  blacksmith,  320  San  (^'arloa 
AIthau«  W  (Ziugler  &  Althaus),  204  1st 
ALTMAV     Fi    propriitor     Altman's 

Machine  Hhons,  The  Alameda 

ALTMAN'S  FOUNDRY  AND  MA- 
CHINE SHOPS,   F  Altinaa  propri- 
etor, Tlie  Alamedi 
Alvord  H  B,  hardware  and  farming  im- 
plements, 32(5  1st 
Ammcn  liobt  S,  druggist,  2.j6  1st 
Anderson  H  H,  groceries,  26D  1st  and 

councilman 
Anderson  Kobart,   oculist,   270    Santa 

Clara 
Andrews  it  Coykind;ill  (H  L  Andrews, 
J  and  F  E  Coykendall),  pork  packers, 
(.'eiitral  Market 
Anilrews  H  L  (Andrews  &  Coykendall), 

Central  Market 
Appleton  M,  furniture,  302  Santa  Clara 
ARCHAMBEAULT  J  (U  Bompard  & 

Co).  'JlO.S.int.iClara 
ArclKw  li  (AroluT  &  LovoU),  3M-  1st 
ARCHER  &  LOVELL  (L  Archer  and 
Win  M  Lovell),  attorueys-at-law,  314 
lilt 
ArgUL'lIo    Hi  use,  Mrs  A  J  Davis  propr, 

cor  Ist  ail'    St  .lohn 
Armstrong  Miss  M,  millinery,  310  Santa 

(Mara 
Arques  f^ouis,  deputy  district  attorney, 

Court  House 
Ashmore  M  .1,  deputy  county  clerk 
Aubcrt  L,  mattrcMs  factory,  '•i'2'2  Market 
Ayers  A   (Ayi-rs  &  Son),  -Tl    Kl   Dorado 
Avers  Alex  (Ayern  &.  Son),  271  Kl  Dor- 

AYERS  v&  SON  (Alex  ami  A  Ayers), 
saiKlle  in.i'infacturi-rs,  27l  I'M  Dorado 
(soe  adv  ) 

H.i>cock  A  S  (A  S  Babcock  &  Co),  332 
Market 

Baltoock  A  S  &  Co  (A  S  Baboock  and 
'i'bos  Kiii{oro),  agricultural  imple- 
ments, ;<3"J  M. irk  it 

Hicko.ito ,  ])liy!:iiciaii,  431  1st 

l>icoii  ('has  (L  Bacon  &  .^un),  cor  '.id  and 
San  I    C'lar.i 

Bacon  L  ( L  Bacon  &  Son  .  cor  3d  and 
Santa  Clara 

Bacon  L  &  Son  (L  and  Chas  Bacon), 
hay,  L'rain,  wood  and  coal,  cor  3d  and 
Santa  Clara 

Bacc|uii;  A.  fancy  goods,  413  Ist 


Bazeradorfer  Frank  (P  Warkentin  &  Co), 

lat 
B.-tilcy  D  C,  poatmoster,  cur  Market  and 

Santa  Clan\ 
Baird  J  H,  he  use  painting,  291  2d 
BALBACH   JOHN  M.  proprietor  Pi- 
oneer Carriage  Factory,  cor   2d  and 

Fountain 
Baltry  Peter,  bakery,  274  El  Dorado 
Bane  A  C,  city  treasurer  and  cjllcctor, 

City  Hall 
Bank  of  San  Jose,  T  Ellard  Beans  prea, 

cor  Santa  Clara  and  1st 
Barker  A  M  (Ounekel  &  Barker),  318  lat 
Barker  Chas  A,  deputy  county  clerk 
Barker  S  A,  attorney-at  law.  297  Ist 
B:ir<)viuh  N,  saloon  and  fruits,  244  Mar- 
ket and  cor  Santa  Clara  and  Market 
Barrett  M  A,    variety  storn,  300  Santa 

Clara 
BARRY  JOHN,  proprietor  Russ  House, 

442  and  444  Ist 
Barry  Tom  C,  livery  stables,  230  Santa 

Clara 
BARTON  CT.  proprietor  San  Jose  Ice 

Works,  The  Alameda 
Barzaline  J.  barber,  290  Ist 
BASSETT  0  P,  cooper,    carpenter  and 

hotel,  237  Market 
Batcheldcr  W  J,   njusic   teacher.  Com- 
mercial Bank  Building 
Bauer  L,  furniture  and  cabinotmaking, 

406  1st 
Bay  Coast  Telegraph  Co 
Beach  Tyler,    ice,  wood,  coal  and  propr 

St  James  Hotel,  283  St  John  and  232 

1st 
B.'ans  T  Ellard,  pres  Bank  of  San  Jose, 

cor  Ist  and  Santa  Clara 
Badwell  W  E,  saddles  and  harness,  432 

1st 
Belden  Hon  D,  jud^e  superior  court 
Bell  John,    real  estate,    insurance   and 

notary  public,  3lJ5  .Santa  Clara 
Belloli  J  A,  groceries,  cor   3d   and   San 

Fernando 
Bjnjamin&Cavallaro(N  Benjamin  and  J 

Cavallaro),  barbi-TS,  334  1st 
B.>tij;imin   N   (Bjujainiu  &   Cavallaro), 

334  1st 
Bcrinett  A  ri(  Patters  m,    Wing  &  Ban- 

nutt),  4.'_'  and  421  1st 
BiMitley  (Jeo  (lIolFman  &    B.-ntleyl,  200 

San  Pedro 
Bontley  (I  J,  physician,  Santa  Clara 
Bt'utley  11,  minister,  otli  nr  Julian 
B.Tco  J  J,  poultry  and  tish,  255  lat 
Bjrgstroni  Chris    ((^'liris    Bjrgstrom    & 

Co),  The  Aliimed  I 

BEROSTROM  CHRIS  &  CO  (Chris 

Borgstr.im  and  Orriii   Taber),    manu- 
facturers wagons  and  agricultural  im- 
plements, The  Alameda 
Beruhart  Chas,  general  mdae,  32S  1st 


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Berry  &  Evans  (R  D  Berry  and  J  M 

Evans),  hay  and  grain  and  city  scales, 

329  San  Pedro 
Berry  R  D  (Berry  &  Evans),  320  San 

Pedro 
Betberze  D,  carriage  trimming,  454  1st 
Biddle  N    T,    attorney-nt-law,    Knox 

Blo?k 
Biebrach  Miss  E,  bakery,  0(33  1st 
Sinks  D  R  cigars  ami  tobacco,  407  i  1st 
Birkholz  J  F,  tailor,  403  1st 
Bishop  Mrs  H,  fancy  goods,  503  1st 
Bisb'p  Samuel   A,  pres    S   J  &  S  C 

Stre  t  R  R,  Santa  Clara 
Black  Mrs  B  \V,  millinery,  431  1st 
Black  J  C,  attorney -at-la\v,  Knox  Blfrok 
Black  J  C,  groceries,  provisions,  etc,  280 

Ist 
Blackford  G  W,  attorney-at-law,  Knox 

Block 
Blanchard  C  A,  meat  market,  433  1st 
Blanchard  &  O'Neil  (W  W   Blanchard 

and  T  O'Ncil),  granite  cutters,  Santa 

Clara 
Blanchord  W  W  (Blanchard  &  O'Neil), 

Santa  Clara 
Bland  J  C,  auctioneer,  245  1st 
Blauer  J  W  (Kocher&  Blauer),  31G  1st 
Blaucr  R,  smoked  meats  and  poultry, 

411  1st 
Blauch m  Jean,  saloon,  cor  Orchard  and 

El  Dorado 
Bloom  1,  tailor  and  clothing,  269  El  Do- 
rado 
Bloom  L,  clothinp,  335  Market 
Blumenthal   M   (Rich  &   Blumenthal), 

279  Santa  Clara 
Blythe  &  Co  (S   A   Blythc),   grain  and 

commiasion.  273  1st 
Blytho  S  A  (Blytho  &  Co),  273  1st 
BOMPARD  B  (B  Bompard  &   Co),  210 

Santa  Clara 
BOMPARD  B  &  CO  (B  Bmnpard  and  J 

Archanibeault),  groceries,  provisions, 

etc,  ♦?  10  Santa  Clara 
Bonar  Geo.  cigars  and  tobacco,  371  Ist 
Boiietti  L  (A  Forni  &  Co).  '.'60  Market 
Bonuetti  (J,  cutler,  372  Market 
liinuoro  Mme   L   A,  physician,  327   1st 
Bordc  Mine  F,  drcssinukor,  274  2d 
Bosch  ken  J,  hardware,  417  1st 
Bowden     Nick,     attoniey-at-law      and 

notary  public,  314  Ist 
Brndlec  E  S,  boots  and  shoes,  2S1  Santa 

Clara 
Bradley  M,  bakery,  2S0  St  John 
Bradley  T  S,  dressmaker,  325  i   Santa 

Clara 
Bramilla  do  E  C.  decorator.  Orchard 
Brassy  F,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors, 

303  and  303  Market 
Braun  C  \V,  clothing,  102  1st 
Brazelle  Mrs  A  J,  dressmaker,  277  Ist 
Breuham  Robt  B,  deputy  codnty  clerk 


Brewer  O,  marble  worker,  cor  1st  and 

Union 
Breyfogle  0  W,  physician,  cor  3d  and 

St  Jumes 
Breyfogle  Edwin  S,  physician,  315  Santa 

Clara 
Britton   John,   box    factory,  cor   San 

Pedro  and  Julian 
Brown   Jacob,    physician,    321     Santa 

Clara 
Brown  J  E,  real  estate  agt  and  notary 

public,  289  1st 
Brown  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  190  Santa 

Clara 
Brown  Wm  D,  chief  engineer  San  Jose 

Fire  Department,  and  health  officer, 

2d 
Bruch  &  Burnett  (Louis  Bruch  and  H  D 

Burnett),  commission.  2ri2  1st 
Bruch  L'luis  (Bruch  &  Burnett),  252  1st 
Brunst  F,  cigar  mfr,  405  Isc 
Buckner  R  B,  township  justice.  City 

Hall 
Butlington   Jas   R,  meat   market,  188 

Santa  Clara 
Bull  Frank  P,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public,  329  1st 
Buneman    F,   cigars   and   tobacco,  282 

Santa  Clara 
Burnett  H  D  (Bruch  &  Burnett),  252  Ist 
Burns   John  (Leudruni,   Burns  &  Co), 

291  1st 
Burt  J  J  (Purt  &  Pfister),  270  1st 
Burt  &   Plister  (J  J   Burt  and    F   M 

Pfister),  attorney s-at-law,  276  1st 
Byrne  M,  dry  goods,  317  Santa  Clara 
Cain  F,  furniture  and  mattress  mfr,  312 

Market 
Caldwell  G  (Hanks  &  Caldwell),  cor  1st 

and  St  John 

CALDWELL    ROBERT,    physician 

and  surgeon,  272  2d 

CALIFORNIA  SCHOOL  OF  ELOCU- 
TION AND  ORATORY,  Miss  Josie 
Settle  president,  cor  Santa  Clara  and 
San  Pedro 
Callisch  Lou  (Shaw  &  Callisch),  392  1st 
Cambria  L,  bootmaker,  Lightston 
Campbell  Jas  H,  district  atturney.  Court 

House 
Campbell  Milton,  stoves  and  tinware, 

427  1st 
CAMFIGLIA   A,    fruit   and    produce 

marker,  353  1st 
Canavan  Mrs  Jane,  groceries,  008  1st 
CANFIELD    J    W,    picture    frames, 

moulding:*,  etc,  2.'i.'i  Santa  Clara 
Capp  Jas  B,  notary  public,  288  Santa 

Clara 
Capt  Gustave,  watches  and  jewelry,  372 

Market 
Carlson  John,  saloon,  283  El  Dorado 
Carnriko  J   (Graham  &   Carnrike),  261 
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Carrel  &  Laurens  (W  M  Carrel  and  Job 

Laurens),  barbers,  306  Market 
Carrel  W  M  (Carrel  &  Laurens),  306 

Market 
Carroll  Mrs   M   A,  ladies'  furnishing 

goods,  325  Santa  Clara 
Carroll  T  A,  horseshoeing,  208  Santa 

Clara 
CASTER  J  St  manager  Home  Mutual 

Insurance  Co  and  grain  dealer,  286 

Santa  Clara 
Castro  ft  Bro  (E  C  and  M  C  Castro), 

jewelers,  460  1st 
Castro  £  C  (Castro  &  Bro),  460  1st 
Castro  M,  carriage  painter,  cor  2d  and 

Fountain 
Castro  M  C  (Castro  ft  Bro),  460  Ist 
Cate  H  W,  sash  and  door  factory,  212 

El  Dorado 
Cavallaro  J   (Benjamin  ft   Cavallaro), 

334  1st 
Cavallaro  L  S,  cigar    mfr,    324    Santa 

Clara 
Chaize  Loui^,  brassfounder,  148  Santa 

Clara 
Chandler  J  W,  photographer,  367  1st 
Chapman  £  F  (Chapman  ft  Ingham), 

212  El  Dorado 
Chapman  ft  Ingram  (E  F  Chapman  and 

•Fohn   Ingham),  blacksmiths,  212  £1 

Dorado 
Chappel  Mrs  S  L,  dressmaker,  287  2d 
Chipman     L,    county    superintendent 

schools.  Court  House 
Christy  ft   Handley  (R  Christy  and  J 

Handley),  saloon,  Lightston 
Christy  R  (Christy  ft  Handley),   Light- 

ston 
CITY  HAT  STORE.  Charles  Nicker- 

son  proprietor,  295  1st 
Clark   E  A,  physician,   cor  San  Pedro 

and  Santa  Clara 
n  irk  Jas,  saddles  and  harness,  589  1st 
<  lurk  S  A,  groceries,  372  1st 
Cluus  L  F,  carriagetrimmer,  cor  2d  and 

Fountain 
Clauss  Geo,  wagrnniaker,  333  Lightston 
Clayton  Jaa  A,  real  estate  and  insurance 

agt,  288  Santa  Clara 
Cleal  C  A,  cracker  factory,  664  Ist 
Close  M  C.  agt  Yates  &  Co,  oils,  289 1st 
Clow  J  B,  physician,  315  Santa  Clara 
Cobb  F  D  (O  A  Hale  &  Co),  419  1st 
Cocharan   A   H,   physician,  284  C-nta 

Clara 
Coffe  Frank  (Frank  Coffe  &   Bro),  235 

Market 
Coffe  Frank  &  Bro   (Frank  and  Joseph 

Coffe),  bakers,  235  Market 
Coffe  Joseph  (Frank  Coffo  ft  Bro),  235 

Market 
College  of  Notre  Dame,  Mary  Comelio 

Sister  Superior,  Santa  Clara 
Collins  R  E,  druggist,  455  1st 


Collins  W  T,  blacksmith,  oor  1st  and 
King 

Combs  J  W,  marble  worker.  The  Ala- 
meda 

Combs  W  E,  laundry,  10th  nr  Julian 

COMMERCIAL  AND  SAVIHOS 
R/kNKt  B  D  Murphy  president,  oor 
1st  and  Santa  Clara 

Conmy  John  J,  book  and  job  printer, 
246  Santa  Clara 

Cook  J  W,  dry  goods,  355  1st 

Cook  M  A,  news  depot,  oor  Ist  and  San- 
ta Clara 

Cook  S  W,  drawing  teacher,  cor  Santa 
Clara  and  San  Pedro 

Coombe  John,  surveyor,  Commercial 
Bank  Building 

Coombs'  Laundry,  cor  14th  and  Julian 

Coombs  W  L,  deputy  under-sheriff 

Coopers  E,  meat  market,  407  1st 

CORCORAN  J  C  &  CO  ( J  C  Corcoran 
and  T  J  Maguire).  plumbers,  gas  and 
steam  fitters,  361  Santa  Clara 

Corcoran  M,  agt  S  P  C  R  R,  The  Ala- 
meda 

COROELL  THOMAS  H.  searcher  of 
records,  conveyancer  and  notary  pub- 
lic. Commercial  Bank  Building 

Cordiviola  G,  saloon,  291  Market 

Corey  C  H  (Corey  ft  Dixon),  287  £1  Do- 
rado 

Corey  ft  Dixon  (C  H  Corey  and  J  W 
Dixon),  saddles  and  harness,  287  £1 
Dorado 

Cornelie  Mary,  Sister  Superior,  College 
of  Notre  Dame,  Santa  Clara 

Corkery  D,  groceries,  cor  Santa  Clara 
and  Pleasant 

Cory  A  J,  physician,  cor  1st  and  Santa 
Clara 

Cory  Ben,  physician,  398  1st 

Cosgrove  Bros  (W  F  and  Jos  Cosgrove), 
barbers,  366  Ist 

Cosgrove  Jos  (Cosgrove  Bros),  366  Ist 

Cosgrove  W  F  (Cosgrove  Bros),  366  Ist 

Cottle  Ben  H  (Cottle  ft  Wright),  cor 
Market  and  Santa  Clara 

Cottle  ft  Wright  (Benj  H  Cottle  and 
Theo  F  Wright),  book  and  job  print- 
ers, cor  Market  and  Santa  Clara 

COUPE  PETER,  saloon,  262  Market 

Covel  W  B  (Spencer  ft  Covel),  278  San- 
ta Clara 

Cowdry  Z  T,  drug  store,  331  Santa 
Clara 

Cox  <f  B,  physician,  oor  Santa  Clara  and 
San  Pedro 

Coykendall  F  E  (Andrews  ft  Coy  ken- 
diiU),  Central  Market 

Coykcndall  J  (Andrews ft  Coykendall), 
Central  Market 

Craiidall  A  W,  atty-at-law,  329  1st 

Crespino  I,  bootmaker,  274  Market 

Crossett  P  M.  atty-at-law,  276  1st 


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Cry  den  wise  C  S,  oarriagemaker,  314  2d 
Cumow  J  R,  physician,  343  lat 
Curtis  O  W,  deputy  jailer 
Cuahman  C  J,  carpenter,  Santa  Clara 

DAMONTE  At    proprietor    Premium 

Candy  Factory,  264  Market 
Darmand  L,  laundry,  270  El  Dorado 
Daunes  A  D  (Daunes  &  \an  Doren), 

271  Ist 
Daunes  k  Van  Doren  (A  D  Daunes  and 

I N  Van  Doren),  coal,  hay,  lime,  etc, 

271  1st 
Daviu  Mrs  A  J,  hotel,  cor  1st  and  St 

John 
Davis  Elwin,  variety  stand,  oor  Santa 

Clara  and  Market 
Davis  Mrs  J,  dressmaker,  289  2d 
Da  vies  J  L,  groceries,  cor  Orchard  and 

Santa  Clara 
Dawson  E  L  (J  M  Dawson  Packing  Co), 

The  Alameda 
Dawson  J  M  (J  M  Dawson  Packing  Co), 

The  Alameda 

DAWSON  J  M  PACKmO  GO  (J  M 

and  E  L  Dawson),  The  Alameda 
DeLacy  H   A,   deputy  constable,  City 

Hall 
DeLacy  S  W,  editor  andpropr  "Times," 

308  Market 
Delgrosso  Louis,  bootmaker,  374  Market 
Dellwis  E,  propr  Auzo  ias  House  and 

California  Restaurant,  Santa  Clara 
Delmaestro  G  (Lemoine,  Turel  &  Co), 

359  and  361  Market 
Delmas  D  N,  atty-at-law,  329  1st 

DELMAS  JOSEPH,  pork  butcher  and 

pucker,  282  El  Dorado 
Delmouly  A,  bakery   and  wine  dealer, 

cor  Santa  Clara  and  Vine 
Deling  A  (Lee  A;  DeLong).  cor  1st  and 

San  Salvador 
Denicke  A  E  (Schnabel  Sc  Denicke),  San 

Francisco 
Denne  Geo  (Geo  Denne  &  Co),  429  and 

431  1st 

DENNE  OEO  &  CO  (Geo  Denne,  John 
Sutton  and  Z  M  Purvin),  books,  sta- 
tionery, music,  pianos  and  organs  and 
Pacitic  Coast  agents  for  Automatic 
School  Furniture,  429  Ist,  (s^je  adver- 
tisement) 

DeRocht'brune  A,  Jr  (Geo  B  McKee  & 
Co),  391  Ist 

DeSaisaet  P,  electric  light  mgr,  4th  ".r 
Sunta  CInra 

Desimone  Chas  (.1  Desimone  &  Co),  371 
and  373  Ist 

Desimone  J  {J  Drsimoneft  Co),  371  and 
373  Ufc 

DESIMONE  J  &  CO  (J  and  Chas  Des- 
imone,. f(irci\.;n  and  domestic  fruits, 
371  am:;?73  l«t 

Devine  J  J,  geu  nulse,  321  Market 


DE  WANS  Ml  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 390  2d 
Diamond    J    (Diamond  ft    Patterson), 

264  San  Pedro 
Diamond  &  Patterson  (J  Diamond  and  J 

H  Patterson),  livery  and  sale  stables, 

264  San  Pedro 
Dittmar  C  E,  barber,  273  El  Dorado 
DittusG  B  (Toney  &  Dittus),  453  1st 
Dixon  J  W  (Corey  &  Dixon),  287  El 

Dorado 
Doarr  Chas,  bakery,  439  1st 
Doermer  Cliaa,  gunsmith,  251  El  Dorado 
Donahue  Jas,  editor  "Record,"  372  1st 
DONOVAN  M  L«  proprietor  Alameda 

Hotel,  The  Alameaa 
Donovan  R  (Donovan    &    Ward),    316 

Santa  Clara 
DONOVAN  &  WARD    (R  Donovan 

and  W  Ward),  proprietors   Patchen 

Livery  Stable,  316  Santa  Clara 
DohertyJohn,  city  gardener 
DOTJOHERTT  WmP>  superinteadent 

Santa  Clara  Valley  M  ft  L  Co,  cor  San 

Fern  and  and  4th 
Drew  H  C,  stair  builder  and  turning, 

oor  4th  and  San  Fernando 
Dunlap  E  K,  dep  recorder  and  auditor 
Dunlop  R  B,  groceries  and  liquors,   cor 

Market  and  St  John 
Dunn  Jas  T,  real  estate,  245  Santa  Clara 
Dunn  Patrick,  foreman  chain  gang 
Dusing  H  F,    atty-at-law    and  notary 

public.  Knox  Block 
Dwyer  William,  wholesale  liquors,  222 

Santa  Clara 
Earl  Edwin  T  (Earl  ft  Studley),  cor  San 

Pedro  and  Julian 
Earl  ft  Studley  (Edwin  T  Earl  and  G  B 

Studley),  fruit  drying  und  packing,cor 

San  Pedro  and  Julian 

ECLIPSE   BILLIARD  PARLORS. 

Herbert  Nourse  proprietor,  273   1st, 

and  Arcade  Saloon,  Market 
Eclipse  Livery  Stable,  P  Welch  propr, 

275  1st 
Edson  J  E,  deputy  ronstable,  City  Hall 
Edwards  N  B,  meat  market,  316  Market 
Elliott  Mrs  H  W,  ladies  suit  rafy,  329 

Santa  Clara 
Ellis  W  F,  city  assessor  and  clerk.  City 

Hall 
El  wood  J  H,  music  teacher,  297  Ist , 
Empey  ft  Lennard  (W  R  Empey  and,W 

H  Leunard),  harness  and  saddles,  289 

1st 
Empey  W  R  (Empey  ft  Lennard),  289  1st 
Enright  Joseph,  foundry    and  machine 

shop,  cor  Ist  and  William 
Erkson  Wm  &  Co  (Wm  Erkson),  grocer- 
ies, 352  Santa  Clnra 
Erie  Bros  (H  T  and  O  F  Erie),  bakers, 

369  Santa  Clara 
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Erie  O  F  (Erie  Bros),  369  Santa  Clara 
Efltabrook  F  M,  see  California  School  of 

Elocution,  cor  Santa  Clara  and  San 

Pedro 
Etcliebarne  P  (Loeb  &  Etchebame),  313 

Santa  Clara 
Evans  J  M  (Bsrry  &  Evans),  329  San 

Pedro 
Ewing  J  N  (Ewing  &  Spencer),  2S1-285 

2d 
Ewing  &  Spencer  (J  N  Ewing  and  H  A 

Spencer),  livery  stable,  281  2d 
Eye  John,  barber,  230  Santa  Clara 
Eyster  DAS,  sec  San  Jose  Water  Co, 

323  2d 
Fairfie'd   H,    county    assessor,    Court 

House 
Fanning  Wesley,    second-hand   goods, 

277  St  John 
Farley  C  K,  physician,  276  Ist 
Farmers'  Union,  W  M  Ginty  mgr,  gen- 
eral merchandise,  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

San  Pedro 
Farrell  Miss  Martha,  dressmaking,  390 

2d 

Feathers  '■ ,  county  supervisor 

Feigion  J  F,  varieties,  202  Santa  Clara 
Feist  Joseph,  dry  goods  and  carpets,  cor 

Ist  and  Santa  Clara 
Fellom  C  J,  saloon,  249  El  Dorado 
Fethorston  Geo  (Fetheiston  &  Smith), 

285  Santa  Clara 
Fetherston  &    Smith  (G^  Fetherston 

and  C  T  Smith),  cigars  and  tobacco, 

285  Santa  Clara 
Field  F,  marble  worker,  277  2d 
Fikus  H  J  (Fii  js  &  Letton),  cor  4th  and 

Santa  Clara 
Fikes&  Letton  (H  J  Fikes  and  AK 

Letton),  livery,  wood,  etc,  cor  4th  and 

Santa  Clara 

FINCH  H  S  S  (Finch  &  Son),  276  1st 
Finch  J  B  (Finch  &  Son),  276  1st 

FIirCH  &  SON  (J  B  and  U  S  S  Finch), 

school  apparatus,  276  1st 
Finigan  L,  dentist,  359  Ist 
First  National  Bank  of  San  Jose,  W  D 

Tisdale  pros,  cor  1st  and  Santa  Clara 
Fischer  C  W,  druggist,  33  J  1st 
Fisiher  Wm,  groceries,  provisions,  etc, 

255  Santa  Clara 
Fisher  J  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Fitts  W,  jailer 

PITZOERALD  EDWASD,  carriage- 
smith,  1*25  Santa  Clarn 

HTZOERALD  GEO  L,  carriage  build- 
er, 125  Santa  Clara 

Fitzgerald  Jas,  carriagemaker.  The  Ala- 
meda 

Fitzgerald  RD(Hobson  &  Fitzgerald), 
430  Ist 

Fletcher  Mrs  M,  bakery,  452  1st 


Flores  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  334  Mar- 
ket 

Folmer  John  J,  general  blacksraithing, 
237  Market 

Foote  Horace  S,  deputy  county  clerk 

Forni  A  (A  Forni  &  Co),  250  Market 

Fomi  A  &  Co  (A  Forni  and  L  Bonetti), 
hotel,  250  Market 

Fracker  A  H,  mgr  Bay  Coast .  Tel  Co, 
286  Santa  Clara 

Franco-Swiss  Hotel,  G  Giannini  propr, 
260  Market 

Frank  Bros,  Orrin  Taber  mgr,  agricul- 
tural implements,  283  Ist 

Franklin  Mrs  L,  ladies'  hairdresser,  474 
1st 

Eraser  Davis,  tailor,  248  Santa  Clara 

FBEDERICKSBUBO     BREWING 

C0>  Schnabel  &  Denicke  proprietors. 

The  Alameda 
Freeman ,    restaurant,  343  Santa 

Clara 
PreitagCF(WolflF4;Freitafl[),  400  Ist 
French  Henry,  groceries  and  crockery, 

420  Ist 
Friant  A  &  Co  (Alf  and  Ant  Friant), 

groceries,  423  and  425  Ist 
Friant  Alf  (A  Friant  &  Co),  423  and  425 

1st 
Friant  Ant  (A  Friant  &  Co),  423  and 

426  Ist 
Fricke  Geo  C  (Luther,  Schroeder  &  Co), 

cor  Santa  Clara  and  2d 
Fuller  A  C,  agt  sewing  machines,  289 

2d 
Furinton  B  (Furinton  As  Lotuz)  595  and 

597  1st 
GAGGIONI  JOSEPH,  proprietor  Swiss 

American  Saloon,  279  £1  Dorado 
Gallesher  ^  Scott  ( I'hos  Gallegher  and 

G  F  Scott),  saloon,  366  1st 
Gallegher  Thos  (Gallegher  &  Scott),  366 

1st 
Gambert  F,  groceries,  369  Market 
GARDEN    CITT    COMMERCIAL 

COLLEGE.  H  B  Worcester  principal, 

cor  Santa  Clara  and  San  Pearo 
Garrison  Mm  Dr  A 
Gaston  A  A,  dentist,  cor  1st  and  Santa 

Clara 
Gates  Mrs  A  M,  coffee  house,  320  Mar- 
ket 
Gay  J,  carpenter,  527  1st 
Gehhardt  &  Co  (Geo  Gebbardt),  saloon. 

280  Santa  Clara 
Gebhardt  Geo   (Gebbardt  &   Co),  280 

Santa  Clara 
George  Givacs  (George  ft  Hoelbe),  286 

1st 
George  &  Hoelbe  (Givans  George  and  R 

Hoelbe),  saloon,  269  Santa  Clara  and 

286  Ist 
George  T  C,  professor  of  University  of 

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GentnuTe  Albert,  barber 

Giannip'.  G,  propr  Franoo-SwisB  Hotel, 

260  idlarket 
Gifford  Mm  J  A,  hairwork,  407  1st 
Gillespie   T   J,    planing-mill,    214   E! 

Dorado 
Gillette   F,  agt  sewing   machines,  355 

Santa  Clara 
OLniBETICE  J.  proprietor  Universal 

Kestaurant,  337  Ist 
Glit>i>3tich  J  A,  saloon,  TilO  Market 
Gliubetich  M,  restaurant,  284  1st 
GLOBE  CARBIAOEWOBKS,  Green- 

inger  &  Yonng  proprietors,  280-284 

San  Fernando 
Good  Chas,  hotel,  cor  EI  Dorado  and 

San  Pedro 
Goodrich  L,  architect,  Knox  Block 
Gosbee  J  G,  pianos   and   organs,  220 

Santa  Clara 
Graham  Alex  (Graham  &  Carnrike),  261 

Santa  Clara 
Graham  &  Carnrike  (Alex  Graham  and 

J  Carnrike),  proprs  Mint  Saloon,  261 

Santa  Clara 
Gravelle  Mme  M  A,  dressmaking,  329 

1st 
Graves  G  E  (G  E  Graves  &  Co),  281  Ist 
Graves  G  E  &  Co  (G  E  Graves),  whole- 
sale liquors,  281  1st 
Gra;-  F  P.  meat  market,  349  Santa  Oora 
Green  Geo  B,  cabinetmaker,  cor  3d  and 

Santa  Clara 
Green  W  H,  saloon,  234  1st 
Green  M  F,  groceries,  .cor  1st  and  San 

Antonio 
Greenberg  M,  clothing,  322  Market 
Greeninger     Adolph      (Greeninger     ft 

Yiinnfc),  280-284  San  Fernando 

GSEENINOER  ft  TOUHG  (Adolph 

Greeninger  and  Hugh  Young),  pro- 
prietors Globe  Carriage  Works,  280- 
284  San  Fernando 

Greenman  Qeo,  livery  and  sale  stable^ 
San  Fernando 

Greenour  David,  tailor,  311  Market 

Greg<  Michael,  blacksmith,  274  San 
Fernando 

Gregory  Piatt,  furniture  dealer  and  up- 
holsterer, 412  and  4K  1st 

Grey  N  J  (Grey  ft  Sons),  121  and  123 
Santa  Clara 

Grey  ft  Sons  (W,  W  J,  and  N  J  Grey), 
iron  founders  and  machinists,  121  and 
123  Santo  Clara 

Qrey  W  (Grey  ft  Sons),  121  and  123 
Santa  Oara 

Orey  W  J  (Grey  ft  Sons),  121  and  123 
Santo  Clara 

Oriffln  Mrs  A  M,  groceries,  oor  San 
Fernando  and  Vine 

Orimley  Robert,  saloon,  cor  2d  and  San 
Fernando 

Groaelier  S,  oonnoilman 


Ouinnane  J,  crockery  and  glassware, 

328  Santa  Clara 
Gunckel  ft  Barker  ( W  F  Gnnckd  and  A 

M  Barker),  dentists,  318  1st 
Gunckel  W  F  (Gunckel  ft  Barker),  318 

1st 
Gnppy  E  H,  books  and  stationery,  361 

1st 
Gusman  D,  barber,  258  Market 
Guxsefeld    Wm,  merchant   tailor,  278 

Santa  Clara 
Haden  A  E,  grain  dealer,   214  Santa 

Clara 
HAGAN    CHAS    A.    plumbing   and 

gosfittinsr,  gas   and    oil  chandeliers, 

368  and  370  Santa  Clara 
Hahn  C  A,  pianos  and  organs,  415  1st 
Hale  Jas  M  (O  A  Hale  ft  Co),  419  Ist 
Hale  M  (O  A  Hale  ft  Co),  419  1st 
Hale  O  A  (O  A  Hale  ft  Co),  419  1st 
Hale  O  A  ft  Co  (O  A,  Jas  M  and  M 

Hale  and  F  D  Cobb),  dry  goods  419 

1st  . 

Hall  J  M,  groceries,  cor  4th  and  Santa 

Clara 
Hall  J  K,  constable.  City  Hall 
Hamilton  A  B,  carpenter,  347  2d 
HAULTOH  C  Y.  real  estate  and  in- 
surance agent,  283  Ist 
Hamilton  H  G,  groceries,  647  Ist 
Hamilton  W  C,  carpenter  and  builder, 

347  Santa  Qara 
Hamm  A  N,  music  teacher,   cor  San 

Pedro  and  Santa  Clara 
Hamm  W  E,  dancing  teacher,  cor  San 

Pedro  and  Santa  Clara 
Hanchett  J,  livery  stable,  Santa  Clara 
Handley  J  (Christy  ft  Handley),  Light- 

ston 
Hanks  ft  Caldwell  (8  W  Hanks  and  G 

Caldwell),  meat  market,  cor  1st  and 

St  John 
Hanks  S  W  (Hanks  ft  Caldwell),  cor  1st 

and  St  John 
Eannemann  H,  wagonmaker,  oor  El  Do- 
rado and  San  Praro 
Hardy    William    B,    attomey-at-law. 

Commercial  Bank  Building 
Harmon  0  H,  artist,  359 1st 
Harris  J  T,  physician,  coroner  and  pub- 
lic administrator,  343  1st 
Harris  Julia   Miss,    dressmaker,    315 

Santo  Clara 
Hart  James,  dry  goods,  327  1st 
HART  JAMESf  ganeral  merchandise 

and  coffee  and  spice  mills,  cor  San 

]|<em«rdo  and  2d 
Hart  W  P,  agt  sewing  machines,  293  2d 
Hatnuut    D    (Hatman  ft  Normandiu), 

208  Santo  Clara 
HATMAH  ft  NOBMAHDIN  (D  Hat- 

man  and  A  Normandin),  manufactur* 

era  wagons  and  curitign,  208  Santo 

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Haub  Jacob,  saloon,  296  Market 
Heaoook  RevH  B,  Methodist  clergyman 
HEIl^IESEN  GHAS>  proprietor  Swal- 
low (R)  S  Home,  270  Ist 
'  Hensley  House,  M  Higgins  propr,  cor 

Santa  Clara  and  Market 
"HERALD"  (daily  and  weekly),  The 
Herald  Publishing  Co,  cor  Market  and 
Santa  Clara 

HERALD  PUBLISHnrO  CO.  D  W 

Miller  manager.  Market   and  Santa 
Clara 

Hernandez  A  M,  bit  and  spur  maker, 
268  £1  Dorado 

Hernandez  M,  horseshoer,  316  San  Fer- 
nando 

Herold  Phi!,  boots,  shoes  and  leather 
findings,  320  Santa  Clara 

Herriman  Miss  M  L,  millinery,  333  1st 

Herriugton  D  W,  attorney-at-Iaw,  284 
Santa  Clara 

Herrmann  A  T  (Herrmann  Bros),  276 
1st 

HERRMAinr  BROS  (ATandChas 
Herrmann),  surveyors,  276  1st 

Herrmann  Chas  (Herrmann  Bros),  coun- 
ty surveyor,  276  1st 

Hervey  Will  R,  music  teach  :r.  Com- 
mercial Bank  Building 

Hen  el  Chas  A,  groceries,  cor  Ist  and 
Orant 

Hess  Louis,  dyeing  and  cleaning,  443 
1st 

Heyler  C  J  (C  J  Heyler  &  Co),  309 
Santa  Clara 

Heyler  C  J  &  Co  (C  J  Heyler),  manu- 
facturers boots  and  shoes,  309  Santa 
Clara 

Hiugins  M,  propr  Hensley  House,  cor 
Santa  Clara  and  Market 

Hignins  R  L,  real  estate  broker,  293  1st 

HiUAndrew  P,  artist,  277  1st 

Hill  Mrs  E^  groceries,  cor  Pond  and 
Orchard 

Hill  J  L,  propr  Lick  House,  391 1st 

Hindle  W  M,  livery  and  sale  stable, 
The  Alameda 

Hinman  E,  feed  and  grain,  The  Alameda 

Hirseh  B  S,  millinery,  323  Santa  Clara 

Hitchcock  Mrs  W  d,  deputy  recorder 
and  auditor 

Hobsonft  Fitzgerald  (Jacob  Hobson  and 
R  D  Fitzgeridd),  livery,  wood  and 
coal,  430  1st 

Hobson  Jacob  (Hobson  k  Fitzgerald), 
constable,  430  1st 

Hobson  Thad  W  (O'Banion,  Kent  t  Co), 
266  and  268  Santa  Clara 

Hoolbe  R  (George  &  Hoelbe),  286  1st 

Hoff  John,  saloon,  436  1st 

HOFFMAHH  R  0,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  369  1st 

Hoilis  W  H,  blacksmith,  cor  1st  and 
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J  S  Carter  manager,  286  Santa  Clara 
Hommrich  Chrii),  dealer  in  guns,,  rifles, 

piitols,  etc,  376  Market 
Hooker  A  Q,  dentist,  cor  Santa  Clara 

and  San  Pedro 
Hoover  H,  livery  stable,  240  Itit 
Homer  J  (Horner  &  Kunz),  2'25  Santa 

Clara 
Horner  &  Kunz  (J  Horner  and  F  W 

Kunz),  saloon,  225  Santa  Clara 
Houghton  &  Reynolds  (S  A  Bioughton 

and  John  Reynolds),  attomeys-at-law, 

297  1st 
Houghton  S  0  (Houghton  &  Reynolds), 

297  1st 
Hovet — ,  physician,  264  Santa  Clara 
Howard  Jas    H,     blacksmithing,     331 

Lightston 

HOWES  SAM  P>  searcher  of  records, 

176  1st 
Hughes,    Tureman   &    Jndah    (W    F 

Hushes,  W  S  Tureman  and   Wesley 

Judah),  auction  and  commission,   324 

and  221  Santa  Crara 
Hughes  W  F  (Hughes,  Tureman  ft  Ju- 
dah), 324  and  221  Santa  Clara 
Humburg  V,   upholsterer,    371    Santa 

Clara 
Hurton  Owen,  saloon,  275  Ist 
Hyland  M  H,  poultry  and  fish  market, 

339  Santo  Clara 
Incagnone  A,  saloon,  351  1st 
Ingalls  L  B  (McDonald  &  Ingalls),  Santa 

Clara 
Ingham  John  (Chapman  k  Ingham),  212 

£1  Dorado 
Ingham  Jos,  blacksmith,  cor  Ist  and  Sc 

John 
Isaacs  M  L,  clothing,  325  Market 
Isaac  Moses  L,  clothing,  331  Market 
January  Jno  J,  deputy  county  treasurer 

JANUARY  W  A>    county   treasurer 

and  editor  "Herald" 
Jarman  J  P,  painter,  291  St  John 
Jarra  Pedro,  cigars  and  fruit,  463  1st 

Jarvis  O  M  (O  M  Jarvis  k  Co),  oor  River 

and  Santa  Clara 
Jarvis  O  M  ft  Co  (O  M  Jarvis  and  E 

Werner),  liquors,  cor  River  and  Santo 

Clara 
Jefferson  Hotel,  E  Juth  propr,  216  and 

21t  Santo  Clara 
uohuson  A,  agt  S  P  R  R 
Johnson  H,  saloon.  Fountain 
Johnson  Jerry,  barber,  322  Ist 

Johnston  L,  livery  stoble,  San  Fernando 

Johnston  L,  meat  market,  oor  1st  and  El 
Dorado 

Johnston  S  N,  lumber  dealer,  3d  nr  Santa 
Clara 

Johnston  W  A  (Moore^  Laine  ft  John- 
ston), S64  Santo  Clara 


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Jndah  Wealey  (Hughes,  Tareman  &  Ju- 

dah),  324  and  221  Santa  Clara 
Juth  E,  hotel,  216  Santa  Clara 
Kaufman  &  Bentley  (W  Kaufman  and 

Geo  Bentley),  sash  and  doors,  209  San 

Pedro 
Kaufman  W  (Kaufman  &  Bentley),  209 

San  Pedro 
Keaton  W  H,  blacksmith,  cor  San  Pedro 

and  El  Dorado 
Keinath  U  A  (Lendrum,  Burns  &  Co), 

291  1st 
Kell  M  D,  supervisor,  San  Jose 
Keliey  H  S,  laundry,  cor  7th  and  Wash* 

ington 
Kelly  Thos,  physician,  398  1st 
Kelsey  D  H,  city  street  commissioner, 

City  Hail 
Kennedy  C  L,  councilman 
Kenned}'  J  G,  supt  of  nchools,  297  1st 
Kennedy  W  C,  atty-at-law,  Knox  Block 
Kent  D  G  (O'Banion,  Kent  &  Co),  ?.m 

and  268  Santa  Clara 
Key  J  W  (Key  &  Miller),  440  1st 
Key  &  MiUer  (J  W  Aey  and  J  W  Mil- 
ler), livery  stable,  440  1st 
Kieser  &  Koch  (P  Kieser  and  V  Koch), 

harness  and  saddles,  317  Market 
Kieser  P  (Kieser  &  Koch),  317  Market 
Kilsore  Thos  (A  S  Babcock  &  Co),  332 

Market 
Kimball  Theo,  carriage  painter.  The  Ala- 
meda 
King  A,  vica-pres  First  National  Bank, 

cor  1st  and  Santa  Clara  ave 
King  W  S,  furniture  dealer,  324  San 

Ferauido 
KT.TffTW  F.  stoves   and    tinware,  227 

Santa  Clara 
Klein  Karl,  notary  public,  293  1st 
Klein  N,  dentist,  Knox  Block 
Knickerbocker  £,  ice,  wood,  coal  and 

feed  262  1st  ' 

Koch  A  J,  barber,  282)  Santa  Clara 
Ko<3h  V  (Kieser  k  Koch).  317  Market 
Kocher&  Blauer  (R  Kocher  and  J  W 

Blauer),  watches  and  jewelry,  316  1st 
Kocher  R( Kocher  k  Blauer),  316  Ist 
Koenig  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  387  lat 
Koerber  Geo,  wood  yard,  278  St  John 
Koppel  J  C,  cigars  and  tobacco,  271 

Santa  Clara 
Krause  G,  bakery,  511  Ist 
Krumb  L,  brewery  and  dealer  in  ice, 

377  2d 
KUCHEHBEISEB  F>   iron  door  and 

shutter  manufactory,  3703d 
Kunz  F  W  (Homer  ft  Kunz),  226  Santa 

Clan 
Lace  Miss,  physician,  264  Santa  Clara 
Laf^arde  A,  srooeries,  218  Santa  Clara 
Lame  T  H  (Sf  oore,  Lainu  ft  Johnston), 

264  Santa  Clara 
Lake  Albert,  box  factory,  146  San  Pedro 


Lamarque  G  (Robert  ft  Lamarqne),  328 

aud  330  Mavket 
Lamb  James,  horseshoer,  Santa  Clara 
Lambert  Mvs  L  1>,  physician,  277  1st 
LamoUe  ft  Lagrue  (Madame  B  LamoUe 

and  H  Lagrue),  hotel,  cor  San  Pedro 

and  Santa  Clara 
Langford  R  J,  meat  market,  cor  1st  and 

Reed 
Larrude  P,  meat  market,  The  Alameda 
Lartigau  J  P  (Lemoiue,  Turel  ft  Co), 

359  and  361  Market 
Laurens   Jos  (Carrel  ft  Laurens),   306 

Market 
LAUBULIARD  H>   pianos,  organs, 

music,  etc,  351  and  353  Santa  Clara 
Lawrence  W  W,  bootmaker,  329  San 


Fernando 
Layton  P  J, 

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blacksmith,  cor  1st  and 


dealer  in  green  and  diied 

fruit,  232-236  Santa  Clara 

Leavell  Mrs ,  dressmaker,  324  San 

Fernando 
Leddy  Jas,  butcher.  City  Market 
Ledyard  F  K,  dentist,  321  Santa  Clara 
Lee  ft  De  Long  (L  Lee  and  A  De  Long), 
marble  cutters,  cor  1st  and  San  Sal- 
vador 
Lee  L  (Lee  ft  De  Long),  cor  1st  and  San 

Salvador 
Lefranc  Charles,  California  wines,  cor 

Market  and  El  Dorado 
Leib  S  F,  attornejr-at-law,  276  1st 
Lemoine  F  (Lemoine,  Turel  ft  Co),  359 

and  361  Market 
LEMODIE,  Tir&EL  &  CO  (F  Lemoine 
J  Turel,  G  Delmaestro  and  J  P  Larti- 
gau), general  merchandise,  359  and 
361  Market 
Lendrum,  Burns  ft  Co  (Geo  Lendrum, 
John  Bums  and  H  A  Keinath),  gro- 
ceries and  crockery,  291 1st 
Lendrum  Geo  (Lendrum,  Burns  ft  Co), 

291  1st 
Lennard  W  H  (Empey  ft  Lennard),  289 

1st 
Lenox  J  R,  buy,  wood  and  coal,  289  St 

John 
Lenz  B,  barber,  404  1st 
Lenzen  J  J,  boots  and  shoes,  437  1st 
Lenzen  Theo,  architect,  2d 
Leonard  H  M,  supervisor,  Santa  Clara 
Letton  A  K  (Fikes  ft  Letton),  cor  4th 

and  Santa  Clara 
Levy  A  F,   clothing,  295  Santa  Clara 
LevjT  H,  dry  goods,  311  Market 
Lewis  C  (Lewis  Sisters),  Music  Hall 
Lewis  £  B,  newsdealer,  '235  Santa  Olp'-a 
Lewis  £d  B,  watches  and  jewelry, '-.  i 

Santa  Clara 
Lewis  H  (Lewis  Sisters),  Music  Hall 
Lewis  Sisters  (H  and  C  Lewis),  teachers 
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Limeriok  Paul,  Uaokmnitb,  438  lit 
Lioggi  Chfti,  saloon,  451  lat 
lion  Qua,  genta'  gooda,  339. lat 
Lion  L,  glove  factory  and  dealer  in  car- 

peta,  etc,  329  lat 
Loeb  ft  Etohebame  (I  Loeb  and  P  Etch- 
ebame),  fancy  and  staple  dry  goods, 
313  Santa  Clara 

Loeb  I  (Loeb  ft  Etohebame),  313  Santa 
Clara 

Long  ft  (Jo  (P  Long,  H  Burgess,  J  Burk- 
ett  and  F  L  Wheaton),  proprs  Me- 
chanics'  Mills,  on  The  Alameda 

Loriglin  W  O,  attomey-at-law  and  no- 
tary public,  Knox  Block 

lOBTEA  &  KAOAVLAT  (Milton 
Loryea  and  J  W  Macaulay),  proprie- 
tors Sonvenir  Photographic  £tudio, 
315  Santa  Clara 

Loryea  Milton  (Loryea  ft  Macaulay), 
315  Santa  Clara 

Lossman  L,  tailor,  441  1st 

Lotz  A  (Furinton  ft  Lotz),  695  1st 

Lotz  J  A,  depiity  city  assessor  and  clerk 

Loud  S  D,  boots  and  shoes,  287  El  Do- 
rado 

Lovell  Wm  M  (Archer  ft  Lovell),  314 
1st 

Lowe  Jas  R,  attorney-at-law,  notary 
public  and  commissioner  of  deeds, 
297  1st 

Ludwig  Mrs  E,  varieties,  43U  let 

Lussen  P  M,  physician,  284  2d 

Lather  F  (Luther,  Schroeder  ft  Co),  cor 
Santa  Clara  and  'Jd 

Lnther,  Schroeder  ft  Co  (F  Luther,  J 
Schroeder  and  Geo  C  Fricke),  grocer- 
ies and  liqnora,  cor  Santa  Clara  and 
2d  

LUX  HJSNilT*  meat  market,  stall  29, 
Central  Market 

Lyon  Mrs  E  M,  pattern  agent  and  hair 
work,  405  lat 

Macaulay  J  W  (Loryea  ft  Macaulay), 
315  Santo  Oara 

Machefert  L,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
265  Santo  Clan 

Maddoz  C  H,  books  and  stotionery,  285 
Ist 

Madera  Flume  and  Tradins  Co,  M  Mal- 
arin  pres,  Commwoial  Bank  Building 

Magiatretti  O  A,  saloon,  290  Market 

Magnaa  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  462  lat 

Magnire  P,  hotel,  493  Ist 

Magaire  T  J  (J  C  Coroormn  ft  Co),  361 
Santo  Clara 

Main  H  H,  supervisor,  Loa  Oatoa 

Malarin  M,  pres  Madera  Flume  and 
Trading  Co,  Commercial  Bank  Build* 
ing 

Ma'oney  John,  blacksmith,  cor  El  Do* 
rado  and  San  Pedro 

Mann  Frans,  bakery,  373  Santo  Clara 

Manner  6  C,  hotel,  270  Market 


Mansfield  John,  groceries,  The  Alameda 

KABTEV  A  ft  G  (August  H  and 
Qustave  A  Marten),  ladies  and  gento' 
furnishing  goods,  311  Santa  Clara 

Marten  August  H  (A  ft  G  Marten),  311 
Santo  Clara 

Marten  Gustavo  A  (A  ft  G  Marten),  311 
Santo  Clara 

Martin  Chas  J,  dry  goods  and  city  may- 
or, cor  1st  and  San  Fernando 

Martiu  H  C,  stationery,  457  1st 

Martin  J  N,  professor  of  University  of 
the  Pawific 

Martin  Johu  (W  W  Pratt  ft  Co),  312 
1st 

Martin  Phil,  saloon,  333  Market 

Maville  A,  bootmaker,  266  El  Dorado 

Maiivais  B,  sewing  machine  agt,  317  2d 

Mayne  Rev  W  T,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

McCloskey  Thomas,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
26l  Santa  Clara 

McCormick  Wm,  saloon,  The  Alameda 

McConrtne^  J  F,  artist.  Commercial 
Bank  Building 

McCrosson  J,  <talnon,  279  Market 

McDonald  G  H  (McDonald  ft  Ingalls), 
Santa  Clara 

McDonald  ft  Ingalls  (Geo  H  McDonald 
and  L  B  Ingalls),  proprs  Centennial 
Wind  Mill,  Santa  Clara 

McKee  Geo  B  (Geo  B  McKee  ft  Co),  391 
1st 

McKee  Geo  B  ft  Co  (Geo  B  McKee  and 
A  DeRochebrune  Jr),  paints,  oils  and 
glass.  391  1st 

McJUUfZlE  A  B>  manager  San  Jose 
Foundry,  1st  and  Son  Antonio 

McKieman  Chas,  lumber  and  builders' 
materials,  207  San  Pedro 

McKisick  L  D  (McKisiok  ft  Rankin), 
Commercial  Bank  Building 

MoKisick  ft  Rankin  (L  D  McKisick  and 
B  P  Rankin),  attomeya-at-law.  Com- 
mercial Bank  Building 

MoLAVGHLD  Ei  manager  Commer- 
cial and  Savings  Bank  and  M  F  ft  T 
Co,  Commereiu  Bank  Building 

MoLaurin  J  J  (Redmond  ft  McLanrin), 
339  Market 

MoMahon  A,  physician,  343  1st 

MoMahon  John,  physician,  343  1st 

McMillan  D,  agt  Continental  Oil  Co, 
The  Alameda 

McNally  Thoa,  livery  stoble,  261  lit 

McN  U  A  B  (McNeil  Bros),  Knox  Blook 

MoNeil  Broa  (A  B  McNeil),  job  and 
label  printers,  Knax  Blook 

Meade  Mr*  E  S,  physician,  325}  Santa 
Clara 

Meador  0  W,  blaokamitb,  eor  4th  and 
St  John 

Merritt  Joa  (Merritt,  Wood  ft  Co),  214 
Santo  Clara 


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for  use  of  Capital  letters  and  punctuation;  Mercantile  Law,  with  lectures  on  all  the 
important  topics ;  English  branches,  including  spelling,  grammar,  composition  exercises, 
rhetoric,  etc.;  French,  (German  and  Spanish;  Drawing  in  its  various  forms;  Business 
forms  of  every  variety;  actual  practice  in  all  kinds  of  business;  Lectures  on  Book- 
keeping, Penmanship,  Business  Customs,  Political  Ecouomy,  and  various  other  topics 
calculated  to  impart  to  the  pupil  habits  of  industry,  promptness  in  business  affairs,  and 
1  '^liability  of  character. 

INSTRUCTION   FOR   LADIES. 

Ladies  are  admitted  into  all  the  departments  of  the  College  on  the  same  terms  and 
conditions  as  young  men.     Their  progress  in  all  branches  thus  far  has  been  most 

Hattering.  GENERAL  INFORMATION. 

Pupils  can  enter  the  College  at  anv  time  and  pursue  their  studies  to  graduation, 
witliout  interruption,  if  they  see  fit  to  do  so.  Pupils  not  sufficiently  advanettl  for  the 
BuHineas  Course  can  enter  for  instruction  in  the  English  Department. 

Mmlern  Languages  and  Drawing  are  optional  studies,  and  may  be  taken  or  not,  as 
the  student  may  see  lit,  but  no  extra  charge  will  be  made  for  them  when  pursued. 

The  discipline  of  the  school  is  very  careful,  in  ortier  to  impart  such  habits  as  shall 
conduce  to  the  future  success  of  graduates. 

Visitors  will  be  always  welcome  at  the  College,  as  we  are  pleased  to  have  the  public 
inform  itself  of  the  merits  of  our  school. 


LIST  OF   FACULTY. 


E.  P.  Heald, 

F.  C.    VVOOUBCBY, 

A.  B.  Capp, 
li.  M.  HrJiARNS, 


C.  S.  Haley, 
Mi8.s  H.  M.  Curtis, 
T.  K.  Southern, 
A.  Van  Der  Naillen, 


Miss  V.  Patchett, 
Mrs.  VV.  J.  Hamilton, 
F.  Seregni, 
A.  Kmoflach. 


RATES  OF   TUITION. 


Full  Business  Course,  6  months $75  |  Telegraphy,  6  months 950 

Students  in   Business  Course  will  be  charged  only  one-half  of  regular  rates  for 

instructions  in  Telegraphy. 

Pupils  will  be  received  for  special  instruction  in  any  branch  at  reasonable  rates. 

HOURS   OF   INSTRUCTION. 

^  Sessions  will  continue  throughout  the  year  on  each  week  day,  except  Saturday,  from 

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Merritt  M  R  (Menritt,  Wood  ft  Co),  214 
Santa  Clara 

Merritt,  Wood  ft  Co  (Jos  Merritt,  T 
Wood,  and  M  R  Merritt),  grooeries, 
214  Santa  Clara 

Meserve  Chaa  E  (lumber  and  building 
material,  416  Orchard 

Meuing  H  (H  Mesring  ft  Son),  378  lat 

Meaaing  H,  oounoilman 

Messing  H  ft  Son  (H  and  Rudolph  Mess- 
in||),  harness  and  saddles,  378  1st 

Messing  Rudolph  (H  MeMing  ft  Son), 
378  1st 

Miohelli  N,  bootmaker,  2S8  Market 

Milasich  A,  groceries,  cor  Ist  and  Mar- 
suerite 

IffJTX'PH.  D  W>  manager  Herald  Pub- 
lishing Co,  cor  Market  and  Santa 
Clara 

Miller  F,  cooper,  St  John 

Miller  J  W  (Key  ft  MiUer),  440  1st 

Mills  Mrs  M  C,  millinery,  405  Idt 

Minahan  John,  feed  and  grain,  269  1st 

Minor  P  O,  attorney-at-law,  Knox  Block 

Miocevich  M,  restaurant,  463  1st 

MoUe  P,  groceries  and  liquors, )  84  Santa 
Clara 

MOLONEY  BROS  (John  and  Philip 
Moloney),  poultry  and  produce  deal- 
ers, 280  El  Dorado 

Moloney  E,  saloon,  cor  Market  and  El 
Dorado 

Moloney  John  (Moloney  Bros),  280  El 
Dorado 

Moloney  Philip  (Moloney  Bros),  280  El 
Dorado 

Monuett  A  D,  saloon  and  boarding- 
house,  249  San  Pedro 

Monroe  R  P,  painter,  St  John  nr  1st 

Monteomery  L  (Montgomery  ft  Ry- 
laud),  notary  public.  Commercial 
Bank  Building 

Montgomery  &  Ryland  (L  Montgomery 
anoT  John  W  Ryland),  attorneya-at- 
law.  Commercial  Bank  Building 

Montgomery  T  S  (Montgomery  ft 
Wnght),  296  Ist 

Montgomery  ft  Wricht  (T  S  Montgom- 
ery and  H  W  Wright),  real  estate 
and  insurance  agts,  296  Ist 

HOODT  A  E«  secretary  Home  Mutual 
Insurance  Co,  286  Santa  Clara 

Moody  D  B,  propr  Moody's  Mills,  289 
3d 

Moore  H  C,  attorney-at-law,  264  Santa 
Clara 

Mocia  J  H  (Moore,  Laine  ft  Johnston), 
2U  Santa  Clara 

MOORE,  LAINE  ft  JOHNSTON  (J  H 
Moore,  T  H  Laine,  and  W  A  John- 
ston), attorneys-at-law,  264  Santa 
Clara 

Moorehead  Mrs  J  M,  millinery  and 
fancy  goods,  264  Santa  Clara 


Morgan  John,  undertaker,  329  Market 
Morrison  C  A,  dentist,  264  Santa  Clara 
Morrison   T    F,  seo    Commercial   and 

Savings    Bank,  cor    1st   and    Santa 

Clara 
Moser  Mrs  H,  ladiea'  hairdresser,  326 

Santa  Clara 
Moultrie  J  A,  attorney-at-law,  Knox 

Block 
MuUer  Alex,  saloon,  360  1st 
Mulvenna   Bros  (J  and  F  Mulvenna), 

saloon,  322  1st 
Mulvenna  Mrs,  dressmaker,  470  1st 
Mulvenna  F  (Mulvenna  Bros),  322  1st 
Mulvenna  J  (Mulvenna  Bros),  322  1st 
Munn  E  C,  meat    market,  312   Santa 

Clara 
Munz  Antonia,  barber,  435^  1st 
Mureotten  Alex  P,  publisher  "Pioneer,*' 

and   job   printer.  Commercial   Bank 

Biiildmg 
Murphy   B    D,  pres    Commercial    and 

Savings  Bank,  cor  1st  and  Santa  Clara 

MXJRPHY  MRS  J  M,  agent  Commer. 

oial  Union  and   Hartford  Insurance 

Cos,  246  Santa  Clara 
Murphy  W  B,  attorney-at-law,  327  Ist 
Murray  P,  horseshoer,   cor  Jst  and  St 

John 
Myers  B,  clothing,  234  Santa  Clara 
Narvais  A,  carpenter.  Market  nr  San 

Fernando 
Nesmith   L  O,  cashier  First  National 

Bank  of  San  Jose,  cor  Ist  and  Santa 

Clara 

NEW  YORK  EXCHAFOE  HOTEL, 

P  Warkentin  ft  Co  p^-oprietors,  1st 
(see  advertisement) 

Nicholson    ,    harnessmaker.    The 

Alameda 

NICKERSON  CHAS,  proprietor  City 

Hat  Store,  295  1st 
Normandin  A  (Hatman  ft  Normandin), 

208  Santa  Clara 
NOURSE     HERBERT,     proprietor 

Eclipse  Billiard  Parlors,  273  1st 
Oakes  Thos,  groceries,  cor  Santa  Clara 

and  Pleasant 
O'Banion,  Kent  ft  Co  (W  F  O'Banion, 

D  G  Kent,  and   Thad  W  Hobson), 

clothiers  and  tailors,  266    and   268 

Santa  Clara 
O'Banion  W  F  (O'Banion,  Kent  ft  Co), 

266  and  268  Santa  Clara 
Oberg  Gustav  A,  hotel,  San  F*nando 

O'BRIEN  MATJRICE.  proprietor  San 

Jose  Candy  Factory,  331  1st 
O'Donnell  C,  saloon.  The  Alameda 
O'Hanlon  J  R  (O'Hanlon  ft  Son),  388  2d 
O'Hanlon  R  T  (O'Hanlon  ft  Son),  388 

2d 
O'Hanlon  ft  Son  (R  T  and  J  R  O'Han- 
lon), saloon,  388  2d 


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O'Meil  T  (Blanohard  k  O'Neil),  SanU 

OUra 
Oaterman  Wm,  boots  *nd  shoea,  811  1st 
OWJSH  OLUTORD  Ji  assistant  man- 

aoer  dan  Joie  Mercury  Publishing  Co, 

210  Santa  Clara 
OWSH  J  J.  editor  "San  Jose  Merouiy," 

and  manager  San  Jose  Publishing  Co, 

210  Santa  Clara 
Owens  W  H,  fruits,  candies  and  cigars, 

327  Santa  Clara 
PACIFIC  HOTEL.  C  M  Sohiele  pro- 
prietor. Market 
Page  Robert  (Rucker  ft  Page),  notary 

Sublic,  297  Santa  Clara 
aoio  J,  restaurant,  267  Market 
Parker  D,  bootmaker,  341  Santa  Clara 
Parker  €(eo  W,  deputy  constable.  City 

HaU 
Parkhurst  W  A,  real  estate  and  insur- 

ance,  and  notary  public,  Knox  Block 
PARVIN   Z  M  (ueo   Denne  ft  Co), 

music  teacher,  429  and  431  Ist 
PATCHEN  XIVEBT  STABLE.  Don- 
ovan ft  Ward  proprietors,  316  Sauta 

Clara 
Patterson  J  H  (Diamond  ft  Patterson), 

264  San  Pedro 
Patterson  J  McO  (Patterson,  Wing  ft 

Bennett),  422  and  424  1st 

PATTERSON,  WING  &  BENNETT 

(J  MuG  Patterson,  J  B  Wing  and  A  O 
Bennett),  proprietors  San  Jose  Furni- 
ture Manufacturing  Co,  422  and  424 
Ist 

Patton  J  ^  •**'»mey-at-law  and  notary 
public, '.  -.ta  Clara 

Pattun  J  *  -A,  The  Alameda 

Patser  A,  uyv  nrorks,  oor  Santa  Clara 
and  Sau  Pedro 

Peekham  R  F,  prea  San  Jose  Woolen 
MUlsCo,276lst 

Peirano  O,  groceries,  238  Market 

Pellerano  A,  saloon,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
266  Market 

Pembroke  J  W,  watchmaker,  347  1st 

Pene  Joseph,  wagonmaker,  cor  San  Pe- 
dro and  El  Dorado 

Peters  Mathew,  bottled  beer  depot, 
613  1st 

Petersen  A,  junk  dealer,  180  Santa  Clara 

Peterson  Antone,  saloon,  334  Ist 

Peterson  Frad,  engraver,  276  Santa 
Clara 

Pfister  A  (A  Pfister  ft  Co),  366  Santa 
Clara 

Pfister  A,  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements,  350  Santa  Clara 

Pfister  A  ft  Co  (A  Pfister,  Herman  and 
Joseph  Waterman),  grain  dealers,  356 
Santa  Clara 

Pfister  F  M  (Burt  ft  Pfister),  notary 
l^ublic,  276  1st 

Pliifier  J  J,  foreman  street  work 


Philip  H,  under  sheriff 

Phillips  Edward,  bootmaker,  276  El 
Dorado 

Piatti  C,  general  agt,  297  1st 

Pieper  J  H,  city  surveyor  and  civil  en- 
gineer. City  Hall 

Pierce  Jas  H,  glovemaker,  287  1st 

PIONEER  OARRUOE  FACTORT, 

John  M  Balbaoh  proprietor,  cor  2d 
and  Fountain 

"PIONEER,"  Alex  P  Murgotten  pub- 
lisher. Commercial  Bank  Building 

Piatt  H  W^real  estate  agt,  Knox  Block 

PUTT  J  B,  proprietor  Alameda  Palace 
Hotel,  The  Alameda 

Pomeroy  Geo,  deputy  county  assessor 

Ponti  A,  bootmaker,  186  Santa  Clara 

PORTAL  J  B  J,  agent  Union  Insur- 
ance Co  and  real  estate  and  state  in- 
spector vineyards,  245  Santa  Clara 

Porter  Bros  (W  and  F  O  Porter),  green 
and  dried  fruits,  oor  San  Pecbro  and 
Julian 

Porter  D  J,  real  estate,  insurance  and 
notary  public,  297  1st 

Porter  J  T,  pound  keeper 

Porter  F  C  (Porter  Bros),  oor  San  Pedro 
and  Julian 

Porter  W  (Porter  Bros),  cor  San  Pedro 
and  Julian 

Potts  J  S,  physician,  343  1st      ' 

Powers  J,  bootmaker,  286  1st 

Prather  J  M,  dentist.  Commercial  Bank 
Building 

Pratt  W  W  (W  W  Pratt  ft  Co),  312 1st 

Pratt  W  W  ft  Co  (W  W  Pratt  and  John 
Martin),  saloon,  312  1st 

Priest  J  W,  varieties,  445  1st 

PREMniM  OANBT  FACTORT.  A 

Damonte  proprietor,264  Market 
Prevost  A  I^  physician,  398  1st 
Prindle  H,   oamagemaker  and  council- 
man, 287  St  John 
PROMIS  OSCAR,  groceries,   provis- 
ions, etc,  448  1st 
Pryoe  Mrs  H  A,  dressmaking,  264  Santa 

Clara 
Quevedo  A  G,  groceries,    cor  1st  and 

William 
Qnilty  Chas  W,  attomey-at-law  and 

notary  public 
Qnilty  D,  tailor,  347  1st 
RaabeChas  E,  groceries,  206  Santa  Clara 
Raggio  G,  groceries,  253  and  266  Market 
Ramsey  S  (S  Rams^  ft  Co),  349  1st 
Ramsey  S  ft  Co  (S  Ramsey),  saloon,  349 

1st 
Rankin  B  P  (McKisick  ft  Rankin),  Com- 
mercial Bank  Building 
RaoBchenbach  Louis,    poultry    dealer. 

Central  Market 
Rea  Samuel,  supervisor,  Gihroy 
Redding  Wm,  librarian  San  Jose  Free 
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Badmond  Daniel  (Radmond  &  MoLaa* 

rin),  330  Market 
Redmond  k  MoLaurin  (Daniel  Redmond 

and  J  J  MoLaurin),  gen  mdae,  330 
Market 
Reed  Elliott,  agt  W,  P  ft  Co,  268  let 
Reed  £  P  (Reed  ft  Welch),  supt  S  J  I M 

ft  L  Co,  203  let 
Reed  ft  Weloh  (E  P  Reed  and  Capt  Geo 

Welch),  real  estate  and  ine,  203  Itt 
Regli  P,  boots  and  shoes,  388  1st 
Renzel  C,  groceries,  024  1st 
Reynolds  John  (Houghton  ft  Reynolds), 

297  1st 
Rhodes  B  J  (B  J  Rhodes  ft  Co),   293 

Santa  Clara 
Rhodes  B  J  ft  Co  (B  J  Rhodes),  drug- 
gists, 203  Santa  Clara 
Rich  ft  Blum«nthal  (H  Elioh  and  M  Blu- 

menthal),    clothing   and     furnishing 

goods,  279  Santa  Clara 
Rich  H  (Rich  ft  Blumenthal),  279  Santa 

Clura 
BIGHABD6  JOHN   E>    att*rney-at- 

law,  court  commissioner  and  notary 

public,  276  1st 
Richardson  Wm,  tailor,  318  Santa  Clara 
Riebeling  A,  cabinetmaker,  San  Pedro 
Rinaldo  Bros  (T  and  8  Rinaldo),  mfrs  of 

cigars  and  tobacco,  306  Ist;  factory 

314  1st 
Rinaldo  D  (D  Rinaldo  ft  Co),  276  Sacia 
•  Clara 
Rinaldo  Dft  Co  (D  Rinaldo),  paints  and 

oils,- 276  Santa  Clara 
Rinaldo  S  (Rinaldo  Bros),  306  1st 
Rinaldo  T  (Rinaldo  Bros),  306  1st 
Rivers  T  J.  painter,  347  Santa  Clara 
Robert  J  J  (Robert  ft  Lamarque),   328 

and  330  Market 
Robert  ft  Lamarque  (J  J  Robert  and  G 

Lamarque);  meat  market,  328  and  330 

Market; 
Roberts  Miss  M  E,  dressmaking,  270 

Sanfa  Clara 
Robinson  F  C,  saloon,  cor  3d  and  Santa 

Clara 
Rodoni  J  (L  Vella  ft  Co),  292  Market 
Roehr  Henry,  cigar  mfr,  294  Market 
Rogers  M  P,  bootmaker,  441  1st 
Roper  S  I,  mgr  A  Lusk  ft  Go's  Fruit 

Packing,  cor  San  Pedro  and  Julian 
BOSS  L  ft  SOY  (L   and  O  D  Ross), 

groceries,  fruits,  seeds,  trees,  etc,  381 

1st,  (see  advertisement) 
Roza  A  D  (Roza  A  Co),  365  1st 
Roza  A  S  (Roza  ft  Co),  365  1st 
iloza  cc  Co  ( A  S  and  A  D  Roza),  boots 

and  shoes,  365  1st 
Rucker  Jos  E  (Ruoker  ft  Page),  297  Santa 

Clara 
Rucker  ft  Page  (Jos  E  Ruoker  and  Robt 

Page),  real  estate  and  insurance,  297 

Santa  Clara 


BUSS  HOTTSB,  John  Barry,  proprietor, 
442  and  444  1st,  (see  advertisement) 

Russ  J,  saloon  and  restaurant,  cor  San 
Pedro  and  Dame 

Russell  Jas,  tailor,  670  1st 

Ryder  B  L,  groceries,  363  Santa  Clara 

Ryder  Geo  W  (Smith  ft  Ryder),  307  Ist 

Ryland  C  T,  vice-pres  Commercial  and 
Savings'  Bank,  cor  1st  and  Santa 
Clara 

Ryland  John  W  (Mo.itsomery  ft  Ry- 
land), Commeroia  Bank  Building 

Sage  A  A  (Sase  ft  Co),  343  and  346  1st 

Sage  &  Co  (A  A  Sage),  groceries  and 
crockeryware,  343  and  345  1st 

Sairdan  J,  veterinary  surgeon,  212  San- 
ta Clara 

SAN   JOSE   CAHDT    FACTOBT, 

Maurice  O'Brien  proprietor,  331  Ist 
SAN  JOSE  FOUHT/BT.  A  8  McKen- 
zie  manager,  cor  Ut  and  San  Antonio 
San  Jose  Free  Public  Library,  Wm  Red- 
ding librarian,  1st 

SAN  JOSE  FuBNITUBE  MFG  00. 

Patterson,  Wing  ft  Bennett  proprie- 
tors, 422  and  4S3  1st,  (see  advertise- 
ment) 

San  Jose  Gas.Co,  A  Roberts  sec,  cor  3d 
and  San  Fernando 

SAN  JOSE  ICE  WOBKS,  CT  Baiton 
proprietor.  The  Alameda 

San  Jose  Independent  Mill  and  Lumber 
Co,  A  Vincent  mgr,  cor  San  Pudro 
and  St  James 

San  Jose  Law  Library,  276  let 

"  SAN  JOSE  MEBOTBT  "  (daily  and 
weekly),  San  Jose  Mercury  Printing 
and  Publishing  Co,  210  Santa  Clara 

SAN  JOSE  MEBOUBT  FEINTING 
AND  FUBTJHHTNQ  CO,  J  J  Owen 
manager,  210  Santa  Clara 

San  Jose  and  Santa  Clara  Street  R  R, 
Samuel  A  Bishop  nres,  Santa  Clara 

San  Jose  Water  Co,  Ed  Williams  pres, 
323  2d 

San  Jose  Woolen  ^Ul  Co,  R  F  Peckham 
pres,  276  1st 

SANTA  CLABA  YALLET  MILL 
AND  LimBEB  CO,  Wm  P  Dough- 
erty supt,  cor  San  Fernando  and  4th 

Saufirignon  A  F,  councilman 

Saxe  F  J,  deputy  auditor.  Court  House 

Saxe  H  A,  confectionery  and  fruit,  443 
1st 

Scecchitano  Mrs  A,  groceries,  469  1st 

Schae^e  Herman,  saloon.  The  Alameda 

Scharlr  Theodore,  music  teacher  and 
baths,  Lightston 

ScherrerGeo,  brewery,  cor  Market  and 
San  Carlos 

SCUIELE  C  M,  proprietor  Paciie 
Hotel,  Market 

Schilling  Frank,  guns,  pistols,  anmuai- 
tion,  etc,  28Q  £l  Dorado 


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Sohmidfc  Oeo,  mJooo,  264  SanU  Olwa 
Sohletinser  M,  oitnurt  and  notions,  oor 

IstMia  Santa  Caara 
80HVAHBL  ft  DSNIGKS  (E  Sohnabel 

and  K  £  Denioke),  proprietora  Fred- 

erioksburg  Brewins  Co,  The  Alameda 
Sohnabel  £  (Sohnabel  ft  Denioke),  The 

Alameda 
Sohneider  D,  saloon,  324  Santa  Clara 
Svhoenheit  A,  propnetor  Pioneer  Dis- 

Eensary,  262  Sauta  Clara 
roeder  J  (Luther,  Schroeder  ft  Co), 

oor  Santa  Clara  and  2d 
Sohumaoher  F,  boots  and  shoes,  358  Ist 
Sohwarts  S  F,  deputy  county  assessor 
Scott  G  F  (Qallegher  ft  Scott),  3U6  1st 
Scott  John  D,  physician,  314  1st 
Soott  Miss  N  L,  dressmaker,  321  Santa 

Clara 
Scott  Robert,  hay  and  grain,  585  1st 
Seebaoh  H,  saloon,  351  Market 
Setta  G,  barber,  292^  Market 
Shannessy   John   O,    blacksmith,    257 

1st 
Shaw  ft  Callisch   (C  J  Shaw  and  Lou 

Callisoh),  druggists,  392  1st 
Shaw  C  J  (Shaw  ft  Callisoh),  392  Ist 
Shay  Mrs  S  T,   dressmaker,  245  Santa 

Clara 
Sheehan  J  M,   plumber  and  gasfitter, 

4461st 
Sheppard  Jos,  livery  stable,  Orchard 
Shively  R  O,  dry  goods,  308  1st 
SH0]E!HAK£B  W  R  chief  of  policd. 

City  Hall 
Sikes  C  L  W,  bakery,  355  Santa  Clara 
SimondsA  W,  auctioneer,  428  1st 
Sim  Rev  George,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Simpson  Wm,  physician,  Knox  Block 
Sisk  John,  saloon,  369  1st 
Smith  C  T  (Fetheraton  ft  Smith),  bailiff 

superior  court,  285  Santa  Clara 
Smitn  Miss  E  C,  dreaamaking,  321  2d 
Smith  F  £  (Smith  &  Ryder),  307  Ist 
Smith  Fred,  groceries, 'The  Alameda 
Smith  ft  Ryder  (F  £  Smith  and  Geo  W 

Ryder),  watches  and  jewelry,  307  1st 
Smith  8  £,  men's  furnishing  goods,  313 

1st 
Smith  Wm,  hotel,  324  Market 
Snell  £,  physician,  276  1st 
Snow  Jas,  supervisor,  San  Jose 
SONTHEDlEE  JOHN  J,  county  clerk 
Sonnichsen  C,  bookbinder,  311  Market 
Soper  T,  cabinetmaker,  326  Son    Fer- 
nando 
Souris'^eau  Felix,    guns,  rifles,  pistols, 

etc,  362  1st 
South  worth  J  E,  watchmaker,  403  1st 

SOUVENIR    PHOTOGRAPHIC 

STUOIOt  Loryea  &  Macaulay  propria 
etors,  315  Santa  Clara 
Spaw  C  R  (Spaw  ft  Whipple),  Commer- 
cial Bank  Building 


SPAW  ft  WHIPPLB  (0  R  Spaw  and 

T  S  Whipple),  dentists.  Commercial 

Bank  Building 
Speights    Robert,    barber,    287    Santa 

Clara 
Spencer  ft  Covel  (J  N  Spencer  and  W  B 

Covol),  real  estate  and  insurance  agts, 

278  Santa  Clara 
Spencer  F  £,  judge  superior  court 
Spencer  H  A  (£wing  ft  Spencer),  281- 

2t>5  2d 
Spencer  J  N  (Spencer  ft  Covel),   278 

Santa  Clara 
Spring  T  W,  dry  goods,  oor  Market  and 

Santa  Clara 
Steinbaoh  A  B,  dry  goods,  cor  Market 

and  Santa  Clara 
Stephens  H  W,  recorder  and  ex  officio 

auditor.  Court  House 
Stem  M,  saddles  and  harness,  326  Santa 

Clara 
Stewart  O  Q,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co,  279  1st 
Stiuvy  F  C,  saloon  a  ad  restaurant,  cor 

San  Pedio  and  Dame 
Stook  John,  stoves  and  tinware,  376  1st 
Stout  J  C,  physician,  328  2d 
Straus  L,  graiu  dealer.  Fountain 
Strt.us  S,  dry  goods,  368  and  370  1st 
Stndley  G  B  (Earl  ft  Studley),  cor  San 

Pedro  ami  Julian 
Sullivan  Patrick,  bootmaker,  312  1st 
Sullivan  T  C,  carriage  painter,  cor  £1 

Dorado  and  San  Pedro 
Sutton  John  (Geo  Denne  ft  Co),  429  and 

431  1st 
Suzzallo  Peter,  restaurant,  307  Market 
Swenson  Carl,  propr  Union  Lodging  and 

Chop  House,  cor  Ist  and  El  Dorado 

SWISS-AMERICAN  SALOON,  Jos 

Gaggioni  proprietor,  279  El  Dorado 
Taber  Orrin  (Chris  Bergstrom  ft  Co)  and 

mgr  Franks  Bros,  283  1st 
Taylor  F  A,  news  depot,  oor  Santa  Clara 

and  Market 
TENNYSON  D  D,  pension  agent,  276 

1st 
Theall  L  A,  candy  mfr,  409  1st 

THE   SWALLOW  (R)  S   HOME. 

Charles  Helliesen  proprietor,  270  Ist 
Thomas  F  M,  paints  and  oils,  329  Santa 

Clara 
Thompson  Rev  John,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 
Thompson  J  F,   editor    "Herald,"   cor 

Market  and  Santa  Clara 
Thome  W  8,  phyaiiiian,  253  Santa  Clara 
THORPE    JAS    N,    secretary    Santa 
Clara  Valley  M  ft  L  Co,  oor  San  Fer- 
nando and  4th 
"TIMES"  (daily),  S  W  De  Lacy  editor 

and  proprietor,  308  Market 
Timn  Richard,  accountant,  371  1st 
Tisdale  W  D,  pros  First  National   Bank 
of  San  Jose,  cor  1st  and  Santa  Clara 


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Tisdall  Jm  y,  Marcher  of  reoorda,  230 

Ut 
Toney  k  Dittas  (J  M  Toney  and  O  B 

Dittui),  meat  market,  403  lit 
Toney  J  M  (Toney  ft  Ihttus),  453  Vf 
Towniin  W  H,  livery  and  sale  *.  ^able, 

let  nr  San  Antonio 
TBAOET    A    proprietor    Wee  tern 

Hotel,  370  and  '172  Market 
Trueman  M  (Truemau  ft  Woodrow),  408 

let 
Trueman  ft  Woodrow  (M  Tmeman  and 

W  L  Woodrow),  undertakers.  408  1st 
Turel  J  (Lemoine,  Turel  ft  Co),  359  and 

361  Market 
Tnreman  W    S    (Hughes,  Tureman  ft 

Judah),  324  Santa  Clara 
Union  Lodgings  and  Chop  House,  Oarl 

Swenson  propr,  cor  1st  and  £1  Borado 

tJNIVJEBSAL   SESTAUBANT,    J 

Oliubetioh  prowietor,  337  1st 
Van  Doren  I  N  (Daunes  ft  Van  Doren), 

271  1st 
Vella  L  (L  Vella  ft  Co),  292  Market 
Vella  L  ft  Co  (L  Vella  and  J  Rodoni), 

saloon,  292  Market 
Veloso  D,  saloon,  277  El  Dorado 
Veuve  £  L,   watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

220  Santa  Clara 
Veuve  W  P,  city  justice,  City  Hall 
Vincent  A,  mgr  S  J  I   M  ft  L  Co,   cor 

San  Pedro  and  St  James 
ViHTBB  W  C«  stoves  and  tiuware, 

cor  3d  and  Sanva  Clara 
Voltyenlogel  £,  saloon,  267  El  Dorado 
Voss  E,  bakery,  628  1st 
Waldteufel  A,  books,  stationery,  music 

and  musical  instruments,  cor  1st  and 

Fountain 
WALE  EDWARD,  wood,   coal,   hay 

and  grain,  carriage  maker,   467  1st, 

(see  Mivcrtisement) 
Wallace  R,  livery  stable,  384  Ist 
Walsh  David,   general  blacksmithing, 

oBr  3d  and  Santa  Clara 
Walsh  P,  horseshoeing,  178  Santa  Clara 
Wampach  C,  groceries,  625  Ist 
Ward  W  (Donovan  ft  Ward),  316  Santa 

Clara 
Warkentin  P  (P  Warkenkin  ft  Co),  Ist 
WABXENTm  P  &  CO  (P  Warken- 
tin Olid  Frank  Bayoradorfer),  proprie- 
tors New  York  Exchange  Hotel,  1st 
Waterman  H  (A  Piister  &  Co),  356  Santa 

Clara 
Waterman  Jos  (A  Pfister  ft  Co),  356 

Santa  Clara 
Waters  Mrs  M,  dressmaker,  245  Santa 

Clara 
Watson  Mrs  Jennie,  hairdressing  and 

milUnery,  363  1st 
Watson  W  O,  county  supervisor 
Weathers  John,  supervisor,  Evergreen 
I  Welch  Capt  Geo  (Reed  ft  Welch,)  293 1st 


Welch  P,  propr  Eclipse  Livery  Stable, 

275  Ist 
Welt  J  thn,  blacksmith.  660  lat 
Wendt  C,  meat  market,  cor  Market  and 

S'.  John 
Werner  E  (O  M  Jarvis  ft  Co),  cor  River 

and  Santa  Clara 
Werth  Rev  F,  olerayman  (Methodist) 
WESTERN  HOTEL.  A  Tracey  pro- 

Wprietor,  370  and  372  Market 
estern   Union  Telegraph  Co,    O    Q 
Stewart  mgr,  279  1st 
Whipple  T  S  (Spaw  ft  Whipple),   Com- 
mercial Bank  Building 
White  Amos,  deputy  under-sheriff 
WHITE  A  W.  well-pipe  and  pumps, 
manufacturer  patent  valve,  358  Santa 
Clara 
White  Geo  R,  photographer,  359  1st 
Whitton  A  K,  atty-at-law,  327  1st 
Wiener  M,  clothing,  319  Santa  Clara 
Wilcox  Chas  F.  atty-at-law  and  notary 

public,  Commercial  Bank  Building 
Wilcox  E  J,  boots  and  shoes,  394  Ist 
Wilcox  M  W,  propr  Cal  Glove  Factory, 

II  I  r  brooms,  etc,  282  Ist 
Wilc>.<  W  J,  supt  San  Jose  Water  Co, 

328  2d 
\.'illttrd  L,  glassware  and  fancy  goods, 

283  Santa  Clara 
Willard  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  290  Ist 
Williams  A  E,  truckman,  332  Market 
Williams  A  S,  hatter,  2f  I  Santa  Clara 
Williams  Chas  W,  mgr  California  Thea- 
tre, 2d 
Williams  Ed,  Pres  San  Jose  Water  Co, 

323  2d 
Williams  E  L,  deputy  collector  internal 

revenue,  314  1st 
Williams  F  E,  sheritf 
Wilson  Mrs  R,  dressmaker,  524  1st 
Wing  J  B  (Patterson,  Wing  ft  Bennett), 

422  and  424  Ist 
Wise  Mm  J  D,  milUnery  and  fancy 

W roods,  385  1st 
itkowsky  E,  dry  goods,  319  Market 

Wolff  ft  Freitag  (F  W  Wolff  and  C  F 
Freitag),  agts  sewing  machines,  400 
1st 

Wolff  F  W  (Wolff  ft  Freitag),  400  Ist 

Wood  J  W,  druggist,  309  1st 

Wood  T  (Merritt,  Wood  ft  Co),  214 
Santa  Clara 

Woods  J  S,  hatter,  277  Santa  Clara 

Woodrow  C  W  (C  W  Woodrow  ft  Co), 
Ftlirney-at-law,  230  Santa  Clara 

Woodrow  C  W  ft  Co  (C  W  Woodrow), 
i*eal  estate,  insurance  and  general  bus- 
iness agency,  230  Santa  Clara 

Woodrow  W  L  (Trueman  ft  Woodrow), 
408  1st 

WORCESTER  H  B>  principal  Garden 
City  Commercial  College,  cor  Santa 
Clara  and  San  Pedro 


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Worley  M  H,  agt  sewing  machines,  346 
Santa  Clara 

Wright  C  D,  attomey-at-law,  297  1st 

Wright  H  W  (Montgomery  ft  Wright), 
notary  public,  296  Ist 

Wright  Theo  P  (Cot^e  &  Wright),  cor 
Market  and  Santa  Cxara 

Wright  W  W,  photographer,  289  Ist 

WvDian  Thos,  boots  and  shoes,  413  Ist 

YOCCO  J,  stoves  and  tinware,  pumps, 
etc,  370  Market 

Yoeli  Geo  M,  attomey-at-law  and  nota- 
ry public,  297  1st 

Yoell  J  Alex,  attomoy-at-law.  Commer- 
cial Bank  Building 

Young  Hugh    (Greeninger  &.   Young), 
280-284  San  Fernando 


Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  276 

1st 
Youngberg  C  A,  paints  and  paper  hang- 
ing, 292  1st 
Zargone  G,  barber,  295  El  Dorado 
Zecovich  A,  restaurant,  226  Santa  Clara 
Ziegler  ft  Althaus  (W  Ziegler  and  W 

Althans),  boots  and  shoes,  294  1st 
Ziegler  W  (Ziegler  ft  Althaus),  294  1st 
Ziegler  T,  saloon.  The  Alameda 
Zimmerer  A,  bootmaker,  334  Market 
Zingg  Jos,  gunsmith,  414  1st 
ZniGO  0  A  (O  A  Zingg  ft  Co),  cor 

Market  and  Santa  Clara 
ZINOO  0  A  ft  CO  (0  A  Zingg),  foreign 
and  domestic  fruits,  confectionery  and 
cigars,  cor  Market  and  Santa  Clara 


LYMAN  ROSS. 


OSCAR  D.  ROSS. 


L.  E08S  &  SON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

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UrslVERSAL 

RESTAURANT 

J.  GLIUBETICH,  Proprietor. 


First-Class  Meals  at  all  Hours. 

OYSTERS  IN  EVERY  STYLE. 

MEALS  a  la  CARTE. 

337  First  Street,  San  Jose,  Cal. 


EDWARD  WALE, 


CARBIAOE  MAKER 

DEALER  IN 

Wood,  Coal,  Hay  and  Grain, 

Ko.  467  JPtrHt  Street, 


SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 


CAUIN  NUniNG  t  SON, 


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ATERS  A  SON, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


SADDLES 

Saddle  Trees, 

CHOPOBES, 

Hand-Made  Bits  and  Spurs,  etc. 


THESE 

Tapadores  on  Saddles 

ARE  PATENTED,  AND 

Parlies  Infringing  on  this  Patent 

Will  be  dealt  with  according  io  Law. 

SAN  JOSE, 

Santa  Clara  County,  Cal. 


J.  DESIMONE. 


CHAS.  DESIMONE. 


J.  DESIMONE  &  CO., 

Packers  and  Shippers  of  all  kinds  of 

CALIFORNIA 

GreeniDried  Fruits 


PACKER  AND  SHIPPER 

OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 

GREEN  and  DRIEr> 


232  &  234  Santa  Clara  St.,  San  Jose,  Cal. 


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OFFICIAL   PAPER  OF  THE  CITY, 

AND  THE 

Leading  Democratic  Journal 


south:  of  SAN-  FRANCISCO, 


OFFICE: 

Corner  Santa  Clara  anl  Market  Streets. 

Price  of  the  Daily,    -    -    $6.00  per  Annum. 
"     "    Weeldy  (8  page)  2.00 


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O.  R.  8PAW,  T.  8.  WmPPLB, 

460  Second  Street  5«0  Fifth  Street. 

SPAW  &  WHIPPLE, 

DENTISTSt 

Commercial  Bank  Building, 

SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 


BAN  J03I: 

Manufacturing  Company, 

Manufacturers  of 

Hard  Wood  SConageFurniure 

FOR  THE  TRADE. 

We  '^re  determined  to  make  Ooods  that  will  give 
satisfaction. 

Sample  Orders  Solicited. 

SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 


SANTA    CLABA    VALLEY 

MILL  @  LUMBER  COMPANY, 

DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 

REDWOOD  6c  OREGON  LUMBER 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Saah*  DoorSt  Blindst  Window  Framest  Mouldings,  Pilasters,  Cas- 
ings, Panel  Work. 

AMD  KVKRY  DK8CRIPTI0N  OF 

inside  Finish,  Bracicet  &  Scroll  Sawing,  Wood  Turning,  Etc. 

N.  &  S.  W.  Corners  San  Fernando  and  Fourth  Streets, 
Office,  San  Fernando,  West  of  Fourth.  SAN  JOSE,  CAL. 

CEO.  DE-NNE  «  CO., 

DEALERS  IN 

Stationery,  Music,  Pianos  and  Organs. 

Pacilic  Coast  Agents  for  the  Celebrated 

AUTOMATIC  SCHOOL  FURNITURE. 

^IW NoiaeleaSf  I>  arable.  Beautiful,  Cheap. .^^^ 
Send  Ibr  Price  List  and  Terms. 

429  and  431  First  Street,  San  Jose. 
JOHN  BARRY  Proprietor. 

444  First  St.,  oar.  Sacit  Amtoicib, 

SAN  JOSE.  CALIFORNIA. 

Board  and  Lodging  per  Week,  $5.00  to  $  1 0.00 

Thif  Hotel  is  centrally  located,  and  is  kep'  in  as  clean,  homelike  and  respectable  a  manner  as  any 

in  the  State. 

Bath  Rooms  connected  with  the  House.     Fine  Wines  and  Liquors  at  the  Bar. 


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p.  WARKENTIN. 


F.  BiVYERSDORFER. 


NEW  TOBE  EXGHANOE  HOTEL, 

p.  WARKENTIN  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 

FIRST  STREET,  SAN  JOSE,       -       -     CALIFORNIA. 


Newly  Furnished  and  with  all  Modern  Improvements.  The  Rooms  are  larsre  and  air}-,  and  the 
table  is  at  ail  times  supplied  with  the  best  the  marltet  affords,  no  expense  beings  spared  to  malce 
this  Hotel  a  first-class  house  in  every  respect. 


Terms,  $1.00,  $1.25  and  $1.50  per  Day. 

By  the  Week  from  $6.00  to  $8.00.  Single  Meala,  86  Cent*. 

Coach  at  Depot  on  arrival  of  all  Trains. 


SAN  JUAN. 

San  Bbnito  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  92  miles  from 
San  Francisco — 86  miles  via  Southern 
Pacific  B.  R.  to  Sargent's,  thence  by 
stage  6  miles.  Situated  as  it  is,  in  one 
of  the  most  picturesque  valleys  of  the 
State,  the  quaint  old  town  is  indeed 
an  old  landmark.  It  is  the  site  of  the 
old  San  Juan  Bautista  Mission,  pre- 
served from  decay  by  constant  work 
of  the  residents.  It  is  provided  with  a 
daily  stage  line,  which  conveys  pas- 
sengers from  Sargent's  via  San  Juan 
to  Hollister. 

Allen  J,  blacksmith 

Anderson  John,  stoves  and  tinware 

Argelaga  Carmen,   Sister    Superior   St 

Johns'  Institute 
Beck  ft  Beuttler  (Fred  Beck  and  J  G 

Beuttler),  brewers 
Bowie  Jcnpn,  general  merchandise 
Bowman  E  W  &  Sons  (£  W,  C  E  and 
W  £  Bowman),  blacksmiths  and  wc^- 
onm^kers 
Breitbarth  Julius,  boots  and  shoes 
BuUier  Leon,  barber 
CABOILL  C  G,  physician  and  drugs, 
postmaster,  manager  Western  Union 
Telegraph  Co,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co  and  notary  public 
Chalmers  Geo,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

architect 
Closa  V,  pastor  San  Juan  Bautista 
Courtney  W,  general  merchandise 
Durin  S,  gunsmith  and  machinist 
Filoucheau  M.  general  merchandise 
Frickstadt  T  T,  minister 
Gardella  Mrs  Maria,  groceries 
Graeme  Arthur,  meat  market 

Heritage  J  O,  saloon,  justice  of  peace, 

and  notary  public 
Hodgdon  J  K,  carpenter 
LaCosta  J,  bakery  and  confectionery 


Lasere  Isidore,  wine  dealer  and  grower 
McMahon  J  F,  attorney 
Quersin  Chas,  hotel  and  saloon 
KEOAN  MARK,  proprietor  San  Juan, 

Hollister  ft  Sargents  Stage  Line 
St  John's  Institute,  Carmen  Argelaga 

sister  superior 
San  Juan  Bautista^  V  Closa  pastor 
SAN  JUAN.  HOLLISTER  ft  SAR- 
GENTS STAGE  LINE,  Mark  Regan 
proprietor 
Stanley  James,  hamessmaker 
Zanetta  Angelo,  hotel  and  livery  stable 


SAN  lUAN  CAPISTRANO. 

Los  Anoeles  County.    See  Capiatrano. 

SAN  LEANDRO. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office.  A  very  pretty 
town,  situated  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.,  15^  miles  from  San  Francisco, 
and  6  miles  from  Haywards.  It  it  in 
a  good  agricultural  country,  and  takes 
its  name  from  San  Leandro  Creek,  on 
which  it  is  built. 

Antoniu  Olympia,  bootmaker 

Bagge  Chas  J.  carpenter  and  builder 

BalMc  Antonia,  saloon 

Barradas  Frank,  barber  and  dentist 

Bilger  W  F,  general  merchandise 

Boarman  Henry,  saloon 

CASE  C  E>  druggist  und  pharmacist 

Caughie  J  A,  physician 

Central  Mfg  Co,  Hopper  ft  Larsen 

Clark  Isaac,  painter 

Deel  ft  Fields,  blacksmiths 

Dickinson  F  S,  druggist 

Driver    Thomas,    general    commission 

merchant 
Duarte  A  S,  saloon 
DuBois  A  S,  physician 
Eber  H  F,  Grove  Market 
Elliott  Frank,  saloon 


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Elliott  Oiliapie,  tailor 

EnoB  Manuel,  (general  merchandise 

Estndillo  House,  P  Oodohaux  propr 

Ferry  Hugh,  groceries  and  liquors 

Oallet  J  A,  Dexter  Stables 

Garcia  Bros  (J  H  and  M   H  Garcia), 

general  merchandise 
Garcia  M  J,  barber  and  dentist 
Gleason  &  Black,  blacksmiths 
Godchaux  P,  propr  Estudillo  House 
Goodman  John,  brick  mason 
Gray  C  H,  general  merchandise 
Gray  Wm  H,  sec  San  Leandro  Plow  Co 
Grove  Market,  H  F  Eben  propr 
Grrigue  F,  saloon  and  restaurant 
Hansen  N  L,  Scandinavian  Hotel 
HEONEB  EDWARD,  proprietor  San 

Leandro  Bakery 
HENBIBBEN    NIELS      (Henriksen 

A  Jensen) 

H^'IBIKSEN  &    iENSEir   (Niels 

Henriksen  and  L-  saaan),  proprietors 
San  Leandro  Hotel     (See  Adv) 
Hesser  E,  general  merchandise 
Hopper  J  F  (Hopper  k  Larsen) 
Hopper  ft  Larsen,  mfrs  agricultural  im- 
palements, and  horseshoers 
JENSEN    ANDREW   (Henriksen  &: 

Jensen) 
Johnson  8  W,  harness  and  saddles 
Kirkman  J  L,  San  Leandro  and  San 

Francisco  Express 
Kirkman  Wm  C,  groceries 
Knowles  ft    Bainoridge  (J  S  Knowles 
and  J  P  Baiubridge),  tin  and  hard- 
ware 
Larsen  George  (Hopper  ft  Larsen) 
Larsen  J,  wood,  coal,  hay,  lumber,  etc 
Levy  Abram,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Levv  J,  general  merchandise 
Madson  P,  foreman  Union  Hose  Co,  No  1 
Magerstaectt  G,  groceries,  etc 
Mariante  W  F,  restaurant 
MARSHALL  R  A<    editor  and  pro- 
prietor "San  Leandro  Reporter" 
Martin  Joe,  Columbia  Brewery  Depot 
McDuffy  ft  Sharp,  propr  San   Leandro 

and  San  Francisco  Daily  Express 
Mcrideth  Prof  Evan,  vocal  and  instru- 
mental music 
Miller  Antone,  painter 
Miller  Chrin,  varieties 
Morgan  John,  fruits  and  varieties 
Morgau  ft  Powers  (G  11  Morgan  and  C 
O  Powers),  wagoninakers 


Motz  Henry,  bakery 

Murphy  James,  general  merchandise 

Olympe  Antone,  Dootmaker 

Powell  H  0,  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's  and  C 
P  R  R  agt  and  W  U  Tel  operator 

Pratt  D  K,  undertaker 

PRATT  F  H,  editor  and  publisher 
"San  Leandro  Sentinel" 

FFICE  JAOOBi  manufacturer  of  agri- 
cultural implements  and  country  carts 
at  works  of  San  Leandro  Plow  Co 

Rawson  M  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

Reichsrath  Peter,  boots  and  shoes 

Reid  Wm  W,  hamessmaker 

Richman  A  S,  painter 

Richman  W  S,  photographer 

Rogel  F  M,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

St  Mary's  Convent,  Sister  Mary  Ray- 
mond sister  superior 

SAN  LEANDRO  BAKERT,  Edward 

Hegner  proprietor,  Watkins 
SAN  XEODRO  HOTEL,  Niels  Hen- 
riksen   and  Andrew  Jensen  proprie- 
tors   (See  Adveitisement) 

SAN  LEANDRO  PLOW  CO,  Jacob 

Price  superintendent,  W  H  Gray  sec- 
retary; directors — S  Huff  president, 
T  P  Gary  treasurer,  W  H  Gray  secre- 
tary, Stephen  G  Nye,  Jos  Demont, 
Ira  Brad»haw  and  F  Meyers 

"SAN  LEANDRO  REPORTER."  R 

A  Marshall  editor  and  proprietor 

SAN  LEANDRO  AND  SAN  FRAN- 
CISCO DAILY  EXPRESS,  McDuf- 
fy ft  Sharpe  proprietors 

"SAN  LEiUTORO  SENTINEL,"  W 

P    Truesdell  proprietor,  F  M  Pratt 

publisher 
San  Leandro  Wood  and  Coal  Yard,  N  L 

Ha  I  sen  propr 
Scandinavian  Hotel,  N  L  Hansen  propr 
Silva  Frank  R,  barber 
Silva  J  F,  bootmaker 
Smith  W  D,  general  merchandise 
Spinola  A  P  C,  physician 
SPRAOUE  A,   physician  and  surgeon 
Sterrett  S  T,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Stratton  W  J,  livery  stable 
Sturtevant  N  G,  postmaster 
Theysohn  Adam,  brewery 
Union  Hose  Co,    No  1,  Peter  Madson 

foreman 
Ury  David,  San  Leandro  Market 
Weber  Mrs  M  H,  ^^rivate  boarding 
West  James,  horseshoer 


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Hay  ward  Avonue,  San  Leandro. 


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The  Bar  is  supplied  with  the  best  brands  of  Wines,  LiquorM,  Beor,  and  Cigars  and  Tobaoco. 

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SAN  LORENZO. 

Alamkda  County.     A  post  and  tele- 

fraph  office,  situated  on  the  Central 
'acilio  U.  JR.,  the  village  being  about 
1  mile  trom  the  railroad,  and  3^  miles 
southeast  from  San  Leandro,  formerly 
the  county  seat. 

Bertram  &  Boesche,  hotel 

Cuuha  A  F,  saloon 

Hanson  Andrew,  hotel 

Roberts  Wm,  lumber 

SHIMAN  JOHN  L>  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Silver  Joe,  shoemakeir 

Smyth  Henry,  farming  implements  and 
harnessmaker 


SAN  LUIS  OBISPO. 

San  Luis  Obispo  County.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telgraph  office.  The  town 
is  pleasantly  situated,  having  ample 
drainage  by  the  creek  that  passes 
through  the  entire  length,  thub  mak- 
ing it  exceedingly  healthful..  Water 
is  supplied  by  a  splendid  system  of 
water  worku,  and  the  streets  and 
buildings  are  lighted  with  gas.  The 
first  settlement  was  made  in  1772, 
when  the  old  mission  church,  which 
still  stands,  was  built.  The  county 
Court  Huuse  was  erected  in  1874.  On 
the  outskirts  of  the  town  is  a  county 
hospital. 

Adams  F  (Gregory  &  Adams) 
Andrews  J  P,   prcs  Bank  of  San  Luis 

Obispo 
Araua  H,  harness  and  saddles 
Armstrong  J  D  ( J  L  Armstrong  &  Son), 

agt  P  C  R  R  Co 
Armstrong  J  L  &  Son  (J  L  and  J  D  Arm- 
strong), feed-mills 
BAOOll  B  H,    watches,     jewelry   and 

stationery 
Bank  of  San  Luis  Obispo,  J  P  Andrews 

pres,  W  E  Stewart  cashier 
Barneberg  J  W,  saloon 
Barnes  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Barrett  Mrs  N  M,  dressmaking 
BAYER  THEOBALD,   general  black- 
smith, wagon  makiug  and  horseshoe- 
ing 
Beckett  John  F,  county  supt  of  schools 
Beebee  VVm  L  (Schwartz  &  Beubee) 

BLACKBURN  &  FREDERICK 

(Jas  H  Blackburn  and  Jos  Frederick), 
proprietors  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  Mon- 
terey    (See  Advertisement) 

Blackburn  Jas  H  (Blackburn  &  Fred- 
erick) 

BLOCHMAN  A  ft  CO  (M  and  E  Cerf, 
i  id  L  M  Kaiser),  general  merchan- 
dise, grain  dealers,  etc,  Monterey 


BoUM,  bootmaker 
Bontadelli  A  (Maggetti  ft  Bontadelli) 
Booth  A  R,  drugs 

Brewster  ft  Russell  (S  R  Brewster  and 
C  J  Russell),  harness  and  saddles 

BROWN  ft  CASTRO  (R  S  Brown  and 
Juan  Castro),  proprietors  city  stable 
and  Cambria  stage  line,  Higuera 
Brown  R  S  (Brown  ft  Castro) 
Brown  W  Gardner,  dentist 
Byer  Bros  (Jas  and  Louis  Byer),  saloon 
Canon  W  S,  propr  Central  Hotel 
Carpenter  E,  county  surveyor  and  hotel 
Cassner  N,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Castro  Juan  (Brown  ft  Castro) 
Castro  ft  Pico  (C  Castro  and  T  Pico), 

saloon  

CASTRO  ft  AAHIREZ  (Juan  Castro 
and    A   Ramirez),    cigars,     tobar-co, 
groceries,  etc,  Higuera 
Cerf  E  (A  Blochman  &  Co) 
Chace  H  C,  clothing 

CITY  STABLES.  Brown  ft  Castro  pro- 
prietors, Higuera 
Clough  Fred,  carriagemaker 
Constine  L,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Co  >k  R  C,  farmer 
Corteai  D  A,  furniture  and  upholstering 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL,  Bluckbum 

ft  Frederick  proprietors,  Monterey 
Costa  Frank,  barber 
Crawford  E  H,  livery  stable 
Crenshaw  J  H  (Doyle  ft  Crenshaw) 

CRYSTAL   PALACE  SALOON.   E 

Maxwell  proprietor,  Monterey 

Dallidet  P  H  Jr  (C  H  Phillips  ft  Co) 

Dana  E  G,  county  treasurer 

DENNIS  J  D.  drugs,  cutlery  and  fancy 
goods,  Monterey 

De  Solis  Mrs  Benigna,  saloon  and  restau- 
rant 

Divoto  G,  groceries 

DORSEY  M  F.  carriage  pjiinter,  Mont- 
erey 

DOYLE  ft  CRENSHAW  (H  H  Doyle 
and    J    H     Crenshaw),     proprietors 
"  Weekly  Mirror"  and  general  job 
printing.  Court 
Doyle  U  H  (Doyle  ft  Crenshaw) 
Duckworth  J  J,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 
Dughi  G,  groceries,  clothing,  etc 

EAOLE  HOTEL.  A  Kieran  proprietor 

Monterey 
Egan  M,  sec  S  L  Water  Co 
Elliott  ft  Dnnbar  (J  J  Elliott  and  D 

Dunbar),  saloon 
Felts  J,  varieties 


FILLMORE    J   M.   manager 

Coast  R  R,  Monterey 
Fisher  J  F,  gunsmith 
Fleck  Flouring  Mills 
Fluetler  E,  confectionery 


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FOSBESTER  F  A>  attorney -at-law, 
notary  public,  city  clerk  and  sesMher 
of  records,  City  Hall 

Forsyth  D,  carpenter 

Frederick  Jos  (Blsckbum  &  Frederick) 

French  C  L,  physician 

Frost  J  J,  liquors  and  cigars 

Garcia  E,  saloon 

Gaugler  Bros  (J  B  and  E  Gaugler),  fur- 
niture and  undertakers 

Gerken  John,  bootmaker 

Geyer  A,  soldamith 

Gimbal  &  Apaey  (H  Gimbal  and  J  Ap- 
sey),  saloon 

Goldtree  Bros  (N,  I  and  M  Goldtree), 
general  merchandise 

Goodman  H,  tailor 

Goodrich  J  A,  stationery  and  fancy 
goods 

Graham  Mrs  D,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

GRAVES  ERNEST,  attomey-at-law 
and  district  attorney.  Court  House   , 

Graves  Madison,  deputy  sheriff  and  con- 
stable 

Graves  W  J,  attomey-at-law 

Green  K,  tailor  and  clothing 

Gregory  &  Adams  (D  S  Gregory  and  F 
Adams),  attorneys-at-law 

Gregory  D  8  (Gregory  &  Adams) 

Grisingher  P  (Jas  Tomasini  &;  Co) 

Haller  Albert,  bakery 

Hanson  &  McGuire  (S  H  Hanson  and  I 
N  McGuire),  stoves  and  tinware 

Hardy  A  M,  county  assessor 

Harrington  D,  harness  and  saddles 

HASKJN  C  Af  general  freight  agent 

P  C  K  R.  Monterey 
Hasten  E,  fruits  and  candy 

HASSE   CHARLES,  shaving  and  hair 

dressinp  saloon,  Monterey 
HAYS  W  W,  physician,  Monterey 
Hecox  Mrs  A  H,  dressmaking 
Helm  T  (Kodgors  k  Helm) 
Hendricks  A  J,  saloon 
Hildenbrand  Jos,  bootmaker 
Hogan  J  F,  carriage  x)ainter 
HoIIiHter  John  H,  county  supervisor 
Holmes  R  R,  photographer 
Jewett  H,  constable 
Johnson  D  M,  livery  and  sale  stable 
Johnson  Jerry,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Kaiser  L  M  (A  Blochman  &  Co) 
XXBRAN  A>  proprietor  Eagle  Hotel, 

Monterey 

KINO  NATHAN,  county  clerk,  aud- 
itor and  recorder.  Court  House 
Kirk  Jas,  supt  San  Luis  Gas  Co 
Knapp  J  P,  hotel 

Knight  S  C,  sign  painter  and  musician 
Krebs  E,  drugs 

Kuhl  W,  watches  and  jewelry 
Lange  W  H,  agt  sewing  machine 


Lasar  E  ft  Sons  (E,  M  andl  Larwr),  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Laughery  Henry,  hotel 

LAWRENCE  MANUEL,  hairdresa- 
ing,  Morro 

Lima  J  P,  hotel 

LOEWENSTEIN  J>  merchant  tailor 
and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  Monterey 

Loobliner  H,  general  merchandise 

Lttdeke  &  Kay  (H  LUdekeand  E  J  Kay), 
blacksmithing  and  wagonmaking 

Lynch  John,  painter 

MAOOETTI  &  BONTADELU  (P 

Maggetti  and  A  Bontadelli),  restau- 
rant and  lodging-house,  Monterey 

Ma  'getti  P  (Maggetti  &  Bontadelli) 

MaGKi  G  R,  groceries 

MARTIN  LUTHER*  proprietor  San 
Luis  Obispo  Soda  Water  Work  , 
wines,  liquors,  etc,  Higuera 

MASON  A  Tt  superintendent  Stnle 
Bros 

MA!CWELL  ED>  Crystal  Palace  Sa- 
loon, Monterey 

MATERS  DAVID  L.  dry  goods, 
furnishing  goods,  etc,  Higuera 

McAIJSTER  A,  general  merchandise, 

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McCabe  Geo  W,  blacksmith 

McCaffrey  T  A>  wines  and  Uquors 
Higuera 

MoGuire  I  N,  hotel 

McMn  try  Louis;  superior  judge,  Court 
House 

Medeiros  Jos  E,  barber 

Melhmann  H,  saloon 

Miles  M  M,  deputy  recorder,  Court 
House 

Mitchell  D,  farmer 

Motz  C,  carpenter 

I^otz  G,  second-hand  furniture 

ICULLER  JOSEPH,  proprietor  Rail- 
road Exchange  Hotel,  Higuera 

Mirrphy  P  W,  pres  San  Luis  Water  Co 

Nolson  W  H,  dv'ntist 

f  r  .chols  Geo  B,  physician 

Noah  M,  cigarEi,  tobacco,  etc 

Norton  T,  physician 

OAKS  W  J>  sheriff  and  tax  collector, 

Court  House 
ORTEGA  J  C.   agent  Cambria    Stage 

Lme,  Monterey 
Osgood  E  H,  county  supervisor 

O'SULUVAN  J  J.  boots  and  shoes, 
general  agent  all  kinds  sewing  ma- 
chines, Monterey 

FACIFIC  COAST  RAILWAY,  J  M 

Fillmore  manager,  Monterey 
Parker  C,  horseshoer  | 

Pattison  T,  stoves  and  tinware 
Payne  &  McLeod  (G  M  Payne  and  A  C 

McLeod),  liVery  stable 
Pegot  Louis,  French  hotel 


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PhUIipa  0  H  (C  H  Phillipa  &  Co),  no- 
tary pablic,  Monterey 

FHILmS  C  H  ft  CO  (0  H  Pliil- 
lips  and  P  H  Dallidet  Jr)»  real  estate 
and  Are  insurance,  Monterey 

Pollard  &  James  (S  A  Pollard  and  D  W 
James),  £agle  Flouring  Mills 

Prefumo  P  B,  general  merchandise 

FRICSE  W  &,  auditor  and  general 
ticket  agent,  Monterey 

RacklifTo  L,  (general  merchandise 

bahroad  ezghanoe  hotel 

Joseph  Muller  proprietor,  Uiguera 
Rainsford  R,  restaurant 
Ramirez  A  (Castro  &,  Ramirez) 
Read^    P  F,   horseshoeing  and  black- 
smithing 
Remick  ft  Orr  (A  C  Remick  and  D  R 

Orr),  meat  market 
EODOEBS  ft  HELM  (W  Rodgers 
and  T  Helm),  carpenters  and  under- 
takers, Monterey 
Rodgers  W  (Rodgers  ft  Helm) 
Roussel  A,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Sandercock  W,  wood  yard 

SAH  LUIS  LUMBER  TABD. 

Schwartz  ft  Beebee  proprietors.  Hi- 
guera 
SAK  LUIS  OBISPO  SODA  WATER 

WORKSi  L  Martin  proprietor,  Hi- 
guera 

"SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  TRIBUNE." 

(Tribune  Printing   Co),  Chorro  and 
Monterey 

San  Luis  Water  Co,  M  Egan  secretary 

Sarber  ft  Gajiola  (J  F  Sarber  and  J  Ga- 
jiola),  barbers 

Sauer  A,  groceries  and  bakery 

SCHWA&TZ  ft  By-Wing  (L  Schwartz 
and  Wm  L  Beebee),  lumber  and  build- 
ers' material,  Monterey 

Scott  John,  attomey-at-law 

Seaton  J  H,  physician 

Shafiner  Rev  H  J,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Simaz  J  J,  bootmaker 

Simmler  J  J,  postmaster 

Sinsheimer  Bros  (B  and  H  Sinsheimer), 
general  merchandise 

Sleete  E  W,  county  supervisor 


Smith  F  L,  blacksmithing 

Soper  W  H,  gunsmith 

Spencer  W  II,  attomey-at-law 

Spinney  J  C,  confectioner 

Staiger  J  J,  mgr  Steele  Bros  and  chief 

engineer  fire  department 
Stainford  Geo  B  ("Tribune"  Printing 
Co),  agt  Pacific  Coast  Stage  Co  and  W, 
F&Co's  Express 
STEELE  BROS  (Geo  and  E  W  Steele), 

meat  market,  Chorro 
Steele  E  W  (Steele  Bros),  Chorro 
Steele  Geo  (Steele  Bros),  Chorro 
Stewart  W  E,  cashier  Bank  San  Luis 

Obispo 
Story  Geo,  surveyor 
Tanner  Thos,  city  marshal 
"THE  WEEKLY  MIRROR."  Doyle 
ft  Crenshaw  proprietors,  Court,   (see 
advertisement) 
Thomas  Manuel,  restaurant 
Toleno  Antone,  livery  stable 
Tomasini  Jas  (Jas  Tomasini  ft  Co) 
TOMASINI  JAS  ft  00  (Jas  Tomasini 

and  P  Grisingher),  saloon,  Morro 
"Tribune"  Printing  Co  (J  K  Tnley  and 
G  B  Staniford),  pubs  San  Luis  Obispo 
"Tribune" 
Tuley  J  K  (Tribune  Printing  Co) 
Venable  McD  R,  attomey-at-law 
Vollmer  August  (Ed  VoUmer  ft  Co) 
VoUmer  Ed  (Ed  Vollmer  ft  Co) 
VOLLMER  ED  ft  CO  (Ed  and  August 
Vollmer),  general  merchandise,   Hi- 
guera 
Wicnand  ft  Keller  (L  Wiegand  and  Mrs 

W  Keller),  brewery 
Wilcoxon  J  F,  attomey-at-law 
Wilooxon  J    M,    attomey-at-law    and 

notary  public 
WILLLAMSON  a.    atoves    and   tin- 
ware, Higuera 
WILUAM  tell  saloon.   Jamea 

Tomasini  ft  Co  proprietors,  Morro 
Wilson  S  W,  deputy  county  clerk 
WOODS  C  L.  police  judge,  notary  pub- 
lic and  justice  of  peace.  City  Half 
Wurch  Michel,  brewery 
Young  Mn  E  J,   millinery  and  fancy 
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SAM  LUIS  OBISPO, GALIFOBNIA. 

The  leading  paper  of  San  Luis  Obispo  County,  having  an  extensive  circula- 


tion among  the  Farmers,  Dairymen,  Stock  Raisers,  Mechanics  and  Merohauti, 
^sid^  a  large  circulation  in  Northern  Santa  Barbara  and  Bouthem  Monterey 
Counties. 

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BLACKBURN  &  FREDERICK,  Proprietors. 

SAN  LUIS  OBISPO CALIFORVIA 


SAMPLE  ROOMS  for  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELERS. 


STRICTLY  FIRST-CLASS. 


Telegraph  and  Steamship  Offices  in  the  Hotel. 


SAN  LUIS  REY. 

Sam  Dieqo  Countt.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  45  miles  by  stage  north 
of  San  Diego. 

Alvarado  Thos,  wool-grower 

Casaon  Jean,  wool-grower 

Couts  Mrs  T  B,  stock  raiser 

Crouch  Herbert,  wool-grower 

Fischer  Henry,  saloon 

Forster  John,  wool  and  stock-grower 

Foss  D*R,  dairyman  and  jQstice  of  peace 

Fox  Miss  Sarah,  school  teacher 

Freeman  A  A,  blacksmith  and  gunsmith 

Freeman  James,  stage  line 

GOLDBAUM  SIMON,  general  mer- 
chandise, hotel,  and  livery  stable 

Goldbaum  Wm,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Oriffin  Wm,  constable 

Haveq  Cbauucey  J,  deputy  county 
clerk,  general  i^jt  and  locator  of  Gov- 
ernment lands,  and  postmaster 

Hayes  J  C,  notary  public 

Hayes  &  Whaley,  real  estate  agts 

Kurtz  D  B,  carpenter 

Libby  Wm,  constable 

Marron  Silvester,  butcher 

Merohado  Louis,  wool  grower 

Myers  A  J,  general  merchandi«e 

"a&N  LUIS  BEY  STAB,"  Francis  H 
Whaley  editor  and  proprietor 


Schneider  A,  books,  stationery,  music, 
fancy  goods,  wall  paper,  etc 

Scott  Chalmer,  stock  raiser 

WHALEY  FBANdS  H.  editor  "San 
Luis  Rey  Star,"  and  justice  of  peace 


THE  SAN  LUIS  RET 

ST.A. 

A  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER, 

Pevot«d  to  the  various  interests  of  San  Diego  Co. 

rOBLISIIBD  AT 

San  Lull  Rey,  San  Diego  County,  Oal. 

FRANCIS  H.  WHALEY.  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

SUBSCRIPTIOH  BaTBS.— 92.50  per  Annum;  Six 
Hontlis,  82.00;  Three  Months,  $1.00. 

A  <a»ea  A«vertl«tns  lI«dl«M. 


SAN  MARCOS. 

San   Luis  Obispo  County.    See  San 
Miguel. 


SAN  MATEO. 

San  Mateo  County.    A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  on  the 


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Galifomia — San  Mateo^San  Pahlo. 


Sonthern  Pacific  R.  R.,  21  miles  from 
San  Franoisoo .  The  pleaeant  location 
of  the  town,  near  the  foot-hills,  and 
it*  delightful  drives  and  shade  trees, 
render  it  a  most  desirable  place  for 
residences.  St.  Matthew's  Hall,  the 
military  school,  is  located  here,  and 
is  at  present  in  a  flourishing  condition. 
Taft  and  Oarretson's  fast  stages  leave 
San  Diego  daily  for  Half-Moon  Bay, 
Pescaduro  and  Santa  Cruz.  The 
route  is  over  good  roads,  and  afifords 
magnificent  ocean  and  mountain 
views. 

Ault  Wm,  boots  and  shoes 
Bartlett  A  T,  harness  and  saddlery,  in- 
surance, and  collector 

BREWER  REV   ALFRED   LEE, 

principal  St  Matthew's  Hall 
Biokford  J  R  S,  general  merchandise 
Brown  M,  blacksmith 
Byrnes  J  D,  saloon  and  livery  stable 
Coleman     Thomas,     blacksmith     and 

wagonmaker 
Easton  A  S,  justice  of  peace  and^real  es- 
tate 
Easton  A  J,  surveyor 

FISHER  OEOROE  H.  saloon  and  res- 
taurant, mcalb  at  all  hours 

Flyun  &  Broderick  (John  VV  Flynn  and 
James  Broderick),  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters 

Goodspeed  I  R,  druggist  and  postmaster 

Harver  Daniel,  upholsterer 

Husing  E  A,  /qreneral  merchandise 

Jennings  J  T,  meat  market 

LAUREL  HALL,  Mrs  Manson  Buck- 
master  priitcipal 

Mahe  Gustavo,  attorney 

McDermott  Hugh,  insurance  agt  and 
notary  public 

McKernan  Hugh,  saloon 

Morse  C  M,  dniggist 

Morse  L  D,  physician 

Peckham  B  A,  agt  S  P  R  R,  W,  F  &  Co, 
and  W  U  Tel  Co 

Perry  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Plouff  Georbe,  saldon 

Price  W  Z,  butcher 

Rathbun  S,  confectionery 

Roche  Frank,  barber 

ST  MATTHEW'SifHALL  (Military 

Academy),   Kev  Alfred   Lee    Brewer 
principal 

TAFT  ANDREW  (Taft  &  Garretson, 
of  Pescadero),  San  Mateo  and  Pesoa- 
dero  Stage  Line 
Walker  Eugene,  hotel  and  livery 
Whithead  James,  saloon 
Winter  George,  carriage  painter 
Wisnom  Rotert,  wagonmaker  and  car- 
penter 


San   Franoisoo 
View. 


SAN  MIGUEL 

CoDNTT.    See   Ocean 


SAN  MIGUEL. 

San  Luis  Obispo  County.  A  post  and 
telegraph  office,  38  miles  nortn  of  San 
Luis  Ooispo  and  24  miles  by  stage 
from  Port  Harford. 


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Caldwell  Miss  Julia,  postmistress 
Calvert  H  W,  agt  S  P  R  R 
Casserly  Patrick,  liquors,   Seven 

House 
Gladhill  Jas,  carpenter 
Goldtrec  8c  Co,  general  merchandise 
Huey  Wm  R,  constable 
Jeffreys  Walter  M,  justice  of  the  peace 

and  hotel 
Kelleher  James,  wagonmaker 
Kropp  E  H,  San  Miguel  Picnic  Grounds 
Murpny    Miss   Delia,   dry    and   fancy 

goods 
Murphy  Wm,  srooeries 
Proctor  G  W,  blacksmith 
Railroad  Hall 

Schwatka  O  M,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
SPETER  DAVU),  postmaster 
Turner  Jasper  X,  collector  and 

public 
Wolf  Elias,  groceries  and  liquors 


notary 


SAN  PABLO. 

Contra  Costa  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  ofiice,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  U.,  11  miles  from  Vallejo 
and  17  J  miles  from  San  Francisco.  It 
is  pleasantly  situated  near  San  Pablo 
Bav,  15  miles  southwest  of  Martinez 
and  9  miles  north  of  Oakland. 

Andrada  Jaun,  liquors 
Antony  Mrs  Josephine,  hotel 
BARdNE  ANTOHE  C,  liquors 

Bouquet  Mrs  Theresa,  liquors 

Braman  J  J,  physician 

Chevesich  Chas,  liquors 

Chichester  James  H,  agt  C  P  R  R  and 
W,  F  8c  Co's  express 

Clancey  Chas,  wagonmaker 

Conley  Mr,  principal  San  Pablo  School 

Cummius  Rev  P  J,  pastor  St.  Paul's 
Catholic  Church 

Doran  Patrick,  liquors  and  hotel 

Eastin  W  B  &  Co  (W  B  Eastin),  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Excelsior  Powder  C'o 

Fennon  James  J  (Gilmdre  &  Fennon), 
aat  W  U  Tel  Co 

Fish  &  Blum,  warehouse  and  grain 
dealers 


PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


€AIiVIW  MUTTIIVM  *  ISOIV,  Praprtetors. 
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841 


Oilmore  k  Fannon  (John  S  Oilmon  and 

Jm  J  Fennon),  f«n  mdao 
JAOOB  DAVIOt  poatmaater  and  gea* 

erid  merohuidiM 
Marioh  E,  liquon    . 
May  W  B,  attorney 
MoPeak  John,  oonatable 
Ondrade  J,  laloon 
Palmer  T  D,  carpenter 
Pereiraft  Br»  (Jose  R  and  Manuel  R  Pe- 

reira),  liquors 
PBXDA  BROS  (Manuel  Rosa  and  Jose 

Rosa),  ranchers  and  liqraors 
Preda  Jose  Rosa  (Preda  Bros) 
Preda  Manuel  Rosa  (Preda  Bros) 
Quillinan  Edward,  boarding-house 
Roza  Bros,  saloon 
Rumrill  Azro,  justice  of  the  peace 
Saiety  Nitro  Powder  Co 
San  Pablo  School,  Mr  Conley  principal, 

Misses  Donovan  and  Willara  teaohers 
Silva  Frank,  liquors 
Soito  ft  C  ■,  saloon 

SOTO  ANTONIO  8ILVERA,  liquors 
Thompson  k  Romer  (Robt  Thompson 

and  Jacob  Romer),  butchers 
Valencia  M  E,  booimaker 
Vulcan  Powder  Co 
Ward  Mrs  S,  hotel 
Ward  William,  boarding  and  lodging 
Ware  John,  painter 
Young  Mrs  Thomas,  saloon 


SAN  PADRA. 

CLOUSMAN  C  H,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
ft  Co 


SAN  PEDRO. 

Los  AMQKLEa  County.  Post-oflSce  Wil- 
mington; 24  miles  southwest  of  Loa 
Angeles  und  3  miles  southwest  of 
Wilmington. 

Anderson  ft  Co,  saloon 
Crocker  H,  bonrding-house 
DAVIDSON  J.   agent  Manufacturers' 

Fire  and  Murine  Insurance  Co 
DufTy  M,  saloon 
Janes  J  F,  stevedore 
LawBou  A  B,  postmaster 
Ltndsrow  M  h,  saloon 
Mansfield  C  H,  agt  S  P  R  R  Co 
Melgreen  T,  saloon 
Moulthrop  W  H,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 
Olsen  Lars,  grorer 

Summer villn  Thomas,  hotel  and  saloon 
Svan  T,  saloon 
Vickery  ft  Hinds,  butchers 


SAN  QUENTIN. 

Marim  Cuuntt.    A  post,  exprew  and 


telegraph  office  on  the  North  Paoiflo 
Coast  R.  R.,  Hi  miles  from  San 
Francisco  and  8|  miles  from  San 
Rafael. 

Ames  J  P,  warden  State  Prison 
Campian  T,  hotel 
Farrel  J  D,  restaurant 
MoRae  J,  Sheppard's  Hotel 
STEOMAN  0  E,  agt  WelU.  Fargo  ft 
Co  and  postmaster 


SAN  RAFAEL 

Marin  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telwraph  office,  situated  on  the  Bay 
of  San  Francisco,  near  San  Quentiu, 
one  hour's  travel  from  San  Francisco 
by  ferry  and  North  Paciflo  Narrow 
Guage  R.  R.  It  contains  some  hand- 
some residences,  is  pleasantly  situated 
on  the  slope  of  the  foothills  overlook- 
ing the  bay,  with  shaded  and  well 
kept  streets.     Population,  2,300. 

ALBION  HOUSE,  Mrs  John  F  Jor- 
dan proprietor 

Anderson  A,  carriagemaker 

Anderson  Miss  L,  principal .  San  Rafael 
Institute 

Anderson  Wm  N,  butcher,  grocer  and 
ice  dealer 

Armstrong  Wm,  dry  goods 

Atherton  J  W,  county  supervisor 

Augustine  S  M,  county  supt  schools  and 
notary  publin 

Austin  Hiram,  surveyor  and  civil  engi- 
neer 

Barnard  Wm  L,  propr  Delraonico 
House 

Barney  Chas  8,  real  estate,  insurance 
and  notary  public 

Barr  William,  contnictor  and  builder 

BABSTOW  S  F,  editor  and  publisher 
"Marin  County  Journal"  and  post- 
master * 

Bell  T  B,  spring  beds 

Blankenbergcr  Adam  E  F,  bootmaker 

Bond  G  W,  carpenter 

Bowen  Mias  Clara,  principal  San  An- 
selmo  Grammar  School 

Bowers  Thos  J,  superior  judge 

Brennfleok  B,  nurseryman  and  florist 

Brook  G,  news  agent  and  stationer 

Brown  ft  Allen  (Ralph  Brown  and  G  F 
Allen),  livery 

Browne  W  ft  Co,  dry  and  furnishing 
goods 

Burroughs  Dr  Blanche  O,  New  England 
Home 

BUBTCHAELL  P  T,  under  sherift 

Bustin  John,  expressman 

Butterworth  Mrs  E,  boarding  and  lodg- 
ing 

Batterworth  Edward,  saloon 


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ByrnM  John,  propr  B*y  View  Hoaie 
Oaliender  J  A,  physician 
Ched»  O,  wood,  ooal,  hay,  lime,  eto 
0HI8H0L1I  L  1,  houM    »nd  eiga 

painter 
Chnpard  Mr  Louie,  Jeweler 
Chrfstiet  n  J  P,  notary  public  and  in- 

■nrance  aot 
ClauiUanoa  Peter,  reataurant  and  aaloon 
ClauHeniiia  Geo,  propr  Sun  Rafael  Park 
Coleman  W  T,  real  estate 
Columbia  House,  Geo  Price  propr 
Constant  John,  tailor 
Corti-J,  monuments  and  mantels 
Coughran  M,  coal  yard 
Curry  Thos,  saddles  and  harness 
Davis  Geo  W,  county  clerk,  auditor, 

and  recorder 
Dav  Timothy,  saloon 
Defmonico  Uo  jse,  Wm  L  Barnard  propr 
Devitt  Joseph,  bootmaker 
Dodge  Geo  M,  county  surveyor,  and 

searcher  of  records 
DONNELLY  H  P.  plumber  and  ga«- 

fitter 
Donovan  M  M  ft  Sons,  painters 
Dougherty  W  F,  collector  and  notary 

public 
Dowden  Isaac  J,  junk  dealer 
DuBois  Henry  A  Jr,  physician  and  sur- 

geon 
Dutfy  P  E,  carriage  painter 
Dymot  John  B,  architect,  and  teacher 

of  music 
Eden  Edw,->rd,  undertaker,  county  cor- 
oner, and  public  administrator 
Eliaser  Isaac,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Fischer  F  A,  hotel  and  restaurant 
Fraitas  Manuel,  lodging-house 
Fuller  O,  innurance  agt 
Gardner  E,  justice  of  peace 
Gieske  Henry  C  ( J  C  Uieske  ft  Son) 
Gieske  J  C  ft  Son,  groceries,  liquors  and 

cigars 
Goerl  ft  Graber  (Fritz  Goerl  and  Louis 

Graber),  brewery 
Gordon  Lewis,  carriasemaker 
Gordon  U  M  ft  Co  (U  M  Gordon  and 

A  P  Hotaling),  bankers 
Graham  W  G,  propr  Tamalpais  Hotel 
Green  .John,    auctioneer,   second-hand 
furniture  dealer,   constable,  and  col- 
lector 
Grosjean  C,  groceries 
Hansen  ft  Lund  (Thos  Hansen  and  Elias 
C  Lund),  lumber  and  building  material 
Hanson  Thos  H,  attorney  and  notary 

public 
Harding  Geo,  hondshoer 
Harding    Joseph    A,    horaeshoer    and 

wagonmaker 
Haskell  ft  Co  (Geo  S  Haskell),  grocers 
HAV8QBN    F   0>    proprietor   Central 
Hotel 


Hawkins  O  0,  constable 
Heam  Mrs  Wm,  dressmaker 
HSUHUIUMBE  ft  HBRWAN  <Lee 

Ueohheimer  and  Benjamin  Herman), 

butchers 

HBCHHBIIIEB IXE  (Heohheimer  ft 
Herman)  

HKRWAN  BENJAMIN  (Heohheimer 
ft  Hei  man) 

Heraog  Maximilian,  butcher 

Hock  0  T,  barber 

Howard  C  L,  San  Rafael  and  S  F  Exp 

Hoxie  J,  saloon 

Hughes  Wm  S,  justice  of  peace 

Hussey  Walter  R,  constable  San  Anto- 
nio township 

1 0  O  F,  John  Allison  N  G 

Iverson  H,  wood  and  coal 

Jewell  Bros  (Alva  and  Wm  H  Jewell), 
livery  stables 

Johnson  ft  Ktnsella  (Mrs  R  W  Johnson 
and  Mrs  R  Kinsella),  millinery  and 
fancy  goods 

Johnson  Rev  W  M,  clergyman  (Metho- 
diat) 

JORDAN  MBS  JOHN  F,  proprietor 
Albion  House 

Kappenman  Attilan,  saloon 

Kappenmann  Joseph,  saloon 

Kiler  Samuel  H,  carpenter 

King  Thos  C,  saloon  and  oysters  and 
town  assessor 

KINSELLA  BICHABDt  plumber  and 
gastitter,  dealer  in  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

Kirkup  Edwin,  physician,  late  surgeon 
USA 

Knitt'e  H  ft  Co  (Henry  Knittle  and 
Peter  Williams),  interior  decorations, 
upholstery  and  window  shades 

Le  Comec  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker 

Lee  Allan,  supt  San  R«fael  Gns  Works 

Leszinsky  I  H,  clothing  and  furniahiag 
goods 

Lowenfield  Bernard,  variety  store 

Lvnch  J,  expressman 

Mognea  Robert,  lioots  and  shoea 

Mahon  E  B,  attomey-at-law  - 

Mahony  D  R,  saloon 

Merchant  Ge  >  H,  saloon 

"MABIN  OOUNTT    JOirBNAL." 

8  F  Barstow  publisher 

'Hk&XB  COUNTT  TOCSIN."  Jai 

H  Wilkins,  editor  and  publisher 
Marin  County  Water  Co,   David   Nye 

supt 
Marti  Jacob,  saloon 
Martin  Geo,  fruit  and  candy 
MAETINEZ  LADISLAO.  saddle  and 

bamessmaker 
MASON  OEOBOE.    •beriflr  and  tax 

collector 
Mayer  L  ft  Co  (Leopold Mayer),  genera 

merchandise 


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848 


McDonald   Rev  JunM.  S,    olergynun 

(Prethyterian) 
MoGi.ini  John,  bootmaker 
Merkfll  Mra  E,  laundreaa 
Miller  D  C  N,  New  England  Home 
MilhrW  J,  realeetate 
Morriaey  Peter,  auperviaor 
Murphy  P  O,  attorney-at-law 
Murray  Adam,  oontrootor  aud  builder 
Murray  M,  city  truetee 
Nulsou    Edward,     oarriagemaker    and 

horrenhoeing 

HEW  ENGLAND  HOME.  Dr  0  N 

M  Her  and  Blanche  O  Buriougha,  M  D 
Nich(>le  Thoi  H,  propr  (Jerman  Hotel 
Obitz  J,  butcher 
Oliii  Peter,  carriage  maker  and  hone- 

sheer 
OurMin  Mrs  A  I,  ciitars  and  tobacco 
Peter  Louis,  merchant  tailor 
Petersen  M,  saloon 
Peterson  &  Wellbrook,  saloon 

Ramos  M  B,  restaurant  keeper 
Riordan  Rev  Father,  clergyman  (Cath- 
olic) 
Rndffers  Frank,  county  supervisor 
Sale  Wm,  furniture  and  upholstery 
San  Anselmo  Grammar  School,  Rev  Al- 
fred Toilhunter  and  Miss  Clara  Bowen 
principals 

San  Rafael  Oas  Works,  Allan  Lee  supt 
Son  Rafael  Institute,  Miss  L  Anderson 

principal 
San  Rafael  Park,  Geo  Claussenius  propr 
Saunders  &  Jacobs  (Jas  Saunders  aud  F 

J  Jacobs),  plumbers 
Saunders  John  H.  town  trustee 
Schneider  J  J,  cigars,  tobacco  and  bar- 
ber 
Schwiesau  E,  bakery,  grocery  and  sa- 
loon 
Scott  Henry,  hardware  and  crockery 

Shaver  Isaac,  Pioneer  Mill  aud  Lumber 
Yard 

Shaver  J,  bootmaker 

Southwick  D  8,  architect 

Steinmetz  k  Kurtz  (August  Steinmetz 
and  Eugene  Kurtz),  San  Rafael  Ba- 
kery 

Stowell  E  H,  house  painter 

St  'y  Rev,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 

Strathie  \]rs  Bella,  dressmaker 

SUSEHHETH  E  C,  manager  Central 

Hotel 
Taliaferro  A  W,  county  physician 
Tamalpais  Hotel,  W  G  Graham  propr 
Taylor  D  T,  deputy  cleik 
Thompson  L  H,  druggist 
Tudbunter   Rev  Alfred,  principal  San 

Anselmo  Grammar  School 
Towle  Geo  W  Jr,  district  attorney 
Trilly  Geo,  fruit  and  candy 


Tmmbull  R  J,  nurseryman  and  aeeda- 

man 
Vanderbilt  Wm,  connty  asseesor 
YOOEL  HAH8  HEIJHO.  baker^and 

confectioner 
Waite  Wm  F,  town  manhal 
Walsh  F  S,  saloQn 
Walsh  J  R,  saloon 
Ware  C  P,  boots  and  shoes 
Watson  James,  restaurant 
Weller  C  L,  city  trustee 
We1l^  Fart<o  A  Co,  Thos  Bnry  agt 
Wescun  R  K,  county  treasurer 
White  John,  carpenter 
Wichmanii  F,  barber  and  surgeon 
Wilkins  Hepburn,  attornuy-at  law 
WIIXIH8  JA8,H,  publisher  "Marin 

County  Tocsin,''  job  printer  and  town 

tax  collector 
Wolfe  John,  druggist 
Wood  Henry  P,  town  trustee 
Woodward  Rev  W  M,  clergyman  (Meth* 

odiit) 
Zopf  Hennann,  wine  gardens 


(ESTABLIMISD  IN  1801.] 

Marin  County  Journal, 

San  BaCael,  KMrln  Conaty,  CaL 
PUBLISHED  EVERY  THURSDAY. 


t4.00  per  Annum. 


TERMS : 

It  paid  in  advance,  18.00 


Every  Description  of  Job  Woric 

AT  SAN  FKANCI3C0  PRICES. 

8.  r.  BAS8TOW,  Preprleter. 


SAN  RAIMOON. 

Contra  Costa  Coontt.  A  post-ofBce, 
situated  18  miles  southeast  of  Mar- 
tinez and  14  miles  by  stage  southeast 
of  Oakland. 

Bacon  Rev  J  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Barrett  James,  hotel 

Buchanan  Rev  P  G,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Buttner  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

GLASS  F  Lt  general  merchandise 

Haus'in  Chas,  liquors 

Horan  P,  hotel 

McPheeters  Geo  W,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker 

Thorp  P  A,  bootmaker 

Tinnin  C  K,  liquors 

Vaughu  John,  hotel 


SAN  SALVADOR. 

CouMTT,    Post-ofiBce 


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Aguajo  Loreto,  oroceries 
Alvarado  Jose  Juan,  grocer 
Aviso  Ouillemo,  liquors 
Frankel  8,  blacksmith 
Russick  £,  grocer 
iSmith  T  I,  carpenter 
Thompson  A,  physician 


SAN  SIMEON. 

San  L(7is  Obispo  County.  A  post  and 
telegraph  ofiSce  on  the  sea-coast,  45 
miles  from  San  Luis  Obispo:  chief 
landing  for  Cambria  freights;  11  miles 
east  of  Cambria. 

Asebez  A,  butcher 
Buckley  Wm,  stage  line 
Casy  Jerry,  blacksmith 
Clark  Joseph,  whaling  station 
FRANKLE  lEOPCUJ).  general  mer- 
chandise,   postmaster,    Pacitic  Coast 
Steamship  agent,  wharfinger  and  ware- 
houseman 
Hearst  Geo,  propr  Piedra  Blanco  Ranch 
Jury  L,  hotel 

Lippman  David,  general  merchandise 
Mumii  Frank,  justice  of  the  peace    ' 
Van  Garden  Geo,  supt  Piedra  Blanco 

Ranch 
You  Luis,  hotel  and  saloon 


SAN  YSIDRO. 

Santa  Clara  County..  Post-office 
Gilroy;  3  miles  by  stage  southeast  of 
Gilroy, 

BRTJ£N  MRS  J  H,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Fox  W  H,  blacksmith 
McClure  C  J,  blacksmitli 


SANDERS. 

Fresno  County.  A  post-office,  situ- 
ated 18  miles  southeast  <•{  Fresno,  6 
miles  east  of  Selma,  and  8  uiiKs  north 
of  Kingsburg. 

Clements  A,  fruit  grower 
Hodges  (vleeson,  fruit  grower 
King  S  M,  frui   grower 
Miller  Rev  M,  fruit  grower 
Page  R  A,  fruit  grower 
Parlier  I  N,  fruit  grower 
SAHDERS  C  £>  postmaster 
SANDERS  W    A.    nurxeryman    and 

dorist     (see  advertisement) 
Simons  E  I),  fruit  grower 


Trees  and  Seeds  true  to  name. 

APPLES— 4ft.,  15  to  aoc;  Astrachan,  Harvest, 
Lawver,  PearmianR,  Nickajauk,  Pippini,  Ben 
Davis,  Ac.  PEACHES— 3  to  4ft..  ISc;  Alex- 
ander, BriKgB,  Foster,  Crawfords,  Chinese  CI  ng, 
Goii.  Le  ■,  Lemon  CtiiiK.  &c.  APRICOTS— S  to  4 
ft.,  20c.;  Moorpark,  Breda,  Royal,  Early  Ooldc-n, 
&c.  PLUMS— 20e. ;  best  varieties  of  earliest  and 
latest.  NECTARINES -Lar^'e  Red,  year-old 
trees  only,  10c.  KAKI— 2  1-2  ft.,  25c.  Also,  at 
from  5  to  15c.  earli;  Chestnut,  Walnut,  Butter- 
nut, Madeira,  Hirkory,  Pecan,  Carolina  Popular, 
Catalpa,  Pawpaw,  Aiih,  Maple,  Box  Elder,  Tulip 
tree.  Sassafras,  Ma^'iiolia,  Sour  Oum,  Basswood, 
Elm,  choice  Evergreens,  and  many  more;  besides 
all  kinds  of  RerrieH,  and  Qrape,  Quince,  Shallae, 
and  other  cuttintrs. 

Besides  I  have  five  kinds  each  of  Broomcom, 
Sugar  Cane,  Durra,  and  well-tested  Potatoes; 
aUo,  Artichokes,  Hi>n  rootii,  ('otton  seed,  BAM- 
BOOS, Peanuts,  Buiil  Bailey,  the  most  valuable 
forage  plants,  and  many  other  useful  and  proflt- 
able  seeds  for  the  tarn'i.  Also  a  pond  of  Carp, 
26  to  SO  cents  each.  £^CATALOUUES  FREE. 
W.  A.  SANDERS,  Sandkhs,  Fresno  Co.,  Cal. 


SANEL. 

Mkndocino  County.     See  Hopland. 


SANTA  ANA. 

Los  ANUKLE.S  (^ounty.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  33  miles  south- 
east of  Los  Angeles,  the  present  ter- 
minus of  the  iSoutheru  Pacitic  R.  R. 
Population  about  :{,U00. 
The  town  is  si  uuted  in  one  of  thu 
most  fertile  tracts  of  laud  to  be  found  in 
the  world,  nine  miles  from  the  Pacific 
Coast  and  about  \0  miles  fnmi  the  foot- 
hills. The  temp  rature  and  climate  are 
unsurpassed,  even  in  California.  All 
kinds  of  fruit  do  well,  especially  the 
orange,  lemon,  apricot  tig,  peach,  wal 
nut  and  grape,  'i'lie  town  is  bein.;  rap- 
idly built  up  with  line  bri  k  blocks.  It 
contains  live  cliurch  biiildmgs — B.iptist, 
Methodist,  North  and  South,  P.esb^- 
terian  and  German,  a  Iteautiful  school- 
house  and  as  Hue  a  public  hall  as  is  to  Im 
found  in  Southern  California.  The  fol- 
lowing secret  societies  tiave  lodges  here; 
G.  A.  R ,  F.  &  A.  M.,  I.  O.  O.  F.,  AG. 
U.  W,  1.  O.G.  T  ,  A.  L.  H.,  P.  O.  S.  A., 
and  last  but  not  leant,  ii  public  library, 
which  owing  to  tlie  untiring  etTorts  of 
its  founder.  Dr.  J.  G.  Bailey,  is  an 
acquisition  to  be  justly  proud  of,  prov- 
ing a  great  boon  to  strangers  and  new- 
comers. 

Abbott  &  Hisom  (T  J  Abbott  and  F  H 

Hisom),  feed-mill 
Bailey  J  G,  physician 
Bartlett  VV  S,  uauhier  Commercial  Bank 

of  Santa  Ana 
Bonham  J  F,  dentist 


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Bnndy  ft  MoFadden  <M  J  Bandy  and 
John  MoFadden),  stoves  and  tinware 

Casida  Brm  (H  and  B  F  Casida),  saloon 

Chandler  1,  groceries 

Clayton  W  0,  harness  and  saddles 

Cobler  &  Haddox  (Theo  Cobler  and  J  T 
Haddoz),  groceries 

Cohn  J,  clotning  and  groceries 

Conunercial   Bank    of  Santa   Ana,    D 
Halladay  pre^  W  8  Bartlett  cashier 

Cook  ThoB  J,  drayman 

Curtis  Mrs  N  J,  millinery 

Dibble  R  H,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

Drips   &    Morse  (W    Drips  and  R  S 
Morye),  contractors  and  builders 

Danbar  Rev  E,  clergyman  (M  E  South) 

Duncanson  £  E,  general  merchandise 

Edwards  W  R,  druggist 

Eschelbach  Peter,  wi     ry 

Faulkner  &  Cnmmings  (D  Faulkner  and 
R  Cummingti),  n.sat  market 

Felton  L  J.  livery  stable 

Ford  Geo  W,  nursery 

Forster  Allen,  barber 

FraHer  Thos,  bootmaker 

I'reeman  Geo  E,  real  estate,  justice  of 
peace,  and  notary  public 

French  Chas  E,  postmaster 

Gamsey  Miss  Lottie,  millinery 

Gildmacher  L,  general  mercha  idise 

Goldsmith  Bros  (A  and  L  Goldsmith), 
general  merchandise 

Greenleaf  fi  V,  physician 

Griffith  J  M  &;  Co,  lumber  and  building 
material 

Griffith  O  S,  meat  market 

Grouard  Louisa  M,  physician 

Gnien  C,  clergyman  (German  Evangel- 
ical Association) 

Hall  Chas  A  B,  phitographer 

Halladay  D,  pres  Commercial  Bank  of 
"banta  Ana 

Harlin  T  J  jo;roceries 

HARRIS  To,  publisher  and  proprietor 
"8anta  Ana  Standard,"  West 

H^kell  &  Raines  (F  E  Haskell  and  R 
itaineu),  saloon 

Haywood  J  S  ft  Co  (J  S  Haywood), 
stoves  and  tinware 

Heathman  W  F,  attorney-at-law 

Hickey  &  Smithwick  (J  C  Hickey  and 
E  Smithwick),  livery  stable 

Hollingsworth  H  T,  watches  and  jew- 
elry 

Holxgrape  F,  wagonmaker 

Humphreys  C  \V,  real  estate,  convey- 
ancer, notary  public  and  justice  of 
the  peace 

Humphreys  F,  books  and  stationery 

Isbell  J  F,  constable 

Janssen  Jacob,  wagonmaker 

Jessen  ft  Freeman  (H  Jessen  and  Geo 
W  Freeman),  blacksmiths 


Kirkpatrick  MIsh  E,  dressmaker 

Lacey  J  M,  physician 

Layman  J  W,  hotel 

Lowe  John,  wind-mills  and  agricultural 
machinery 

Magoon  Mrs  A  E,  millinery 

Magoon  H  K,  boots  and  shoes 

Malette  ft  Wheeler,  painters 

Melehert  A,  bootmaker 

Montgomery  Victor,  atty-at-law 

Moulin  J  B,  confectionery,  fruits,  etc 

Neal  ft  Humphreys  (S  B  Neal  and  R  B 
Humphreys),  carriage  painting 

Neil  H,  livery  stable 

Newman  H  A,  saddlex  and  harness 

Nichols  ft  White  (I  Nichols  and  H  H 
White),  furniture  and  undertakers 

Nicoles  E  R,  surveyor 

Parker  Rev  H  I,  clergyman  (Baptist) 

Parrish  Misa  M  J,  dressmaker 

Paul  John  R,  furniture  and  bedding 

Pavicich  Bros  (A  and  D  Pavicich),  res- 
taurant 

PHILLIPS  J  Oi  general  merchandise, 
4th 

Randle  W  C,  fruits  and  varieties 

Renter  Louis,  music  teacher 

Renter  ft  Gcldkofer  ( A  Renter  and  W 
Goldkofer),  proprs  Sycamore  Brewery 
and  Saloon 

Reymersou  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Richey  W  S,  constable 

Rolls  Edwin  C,  druggist 

Rowe  B  N,  books,  stationery  and  no- 
tions 

Rubottom  C  E,  watches  and  jewelry 

Sackman  John,  horse-shoeing 

SALISBURY  B  J.  real  estate,  cor  4iih 
and  Sycamore 

"SANTA  ANA  HERALD. "A  Waite 
publisher  and  proprietor,  4th 

Santa  Ana  Academy,  T  N  VVella  prin 

"SANTA  ANA  STANDARB."  T  S 

Hairis  publisher  and  prupiietor,  West 

(see  advertisement) 
SchirmGoo,  bakery 
SIEOEL  Hi  clothing,  furnishing  goods 

and  merci  ant  tailor,  4th 
Snyder  ft  B.'ockett  (A  Snyder  and  H 

Brockett),  j^eneral  merchandise 
Spangler  ft  Brt  :>ks  (D  F  Span^ler  and 

W  H  Brooks),  blacksmiths 
Spurgeon  iiios  (W  H  and  G  Spurgeon), 

general  merchandt  e 
Stewart  Joseph  E,  bar>er 

SYCAMORE  BREWliJlY.  Renter  ft 

Goldkofer  proprietors.  Sycamore 
Tarr  Rev  C  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

THOMPSON  JAOClP,  guns,  pistols, 

ammunitiou,  etc,  4th 
Towne  Rev  L  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
TOWNER  J  W.  attorney-at  law,  cor 

4th  and  Sycamore 
Tucker  W  A,  saloon 


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Tamer  E,  varieties 

Ullman  ft  MUler  (A  Ullmaa  and  C 

ler),  saloon 
Vanderlip  J  T,  dentist 
Vawter  £  J,  blacksmith 


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Von  Eschelbach  Peter,  wine  and  lit^nors 
WAITE  A«  publisher  and  proprietor 

"Santa  Ana  Herald,"  4th 
Woods  ft  Dickson,  painters 
Young  J  E,  dentist '      '    ' ' 


Issued  ever}'  Saturday  at  Santa  Ana,  IjOS  Angeles  County,  Cal., 

T.  S.  HARRIS Editor  and  Publisher 


The  STANDARD  is  an  eight-column  folio  sheet,  24x36,  printed  in  clear  cut 
brevier  and  nonpareil  type,  and  its  typographical  appearance  is  not  excelled. 

Its  circulation  is  equal  to  any  other  paper  in  the  county,  and  is  rapidly  increas- 
ing, and  mostly  through  the  influence  of  its  spicy  and  able  articles  and  the  fear 
less  course  it  pursues. 

Its  editor  and  publisher  has  established  on  this  coast  five  other  journals,  and 
his  experience  enables  him  to  please  the  public  and  gain  for  his  paper  a  large  cir- 
culation.      

The  WEEKIiT  STANDARD  is  the  only  legitimate  paper  and  advertising 
medium  in  the  Southeastern  portion  of  Los  Angeles  County,  thirty-five  miles 
from  Los  Angeles  City,  and  the  paradise  of  this  portion  of  the  State. 

One  Copy  One  Year $8.00 

One  Copy  S^x  Months     . . :  1.86 

One  Copy  Three  Months 76 

No  paper  mailed  unless  order  is  accompanied  with  the  money. 
Its  AdvsrtlSlBS  Rates  are  as  low  as  are  charged  by  respectable  Journals  in  the  County. 
SBNO  FOB  SPKCmBN  COPY. 


SANTA  BARBARA. 

Santa  Barbara  CouNTr.  A  post,  ex- 
press and  telegraph  office.  The  county 
aeat;  is  easily  reached  by  Pacific 
Coast  steamers,  sailing  every  five  days 
from  San  Francisco,  or  by  the  Central 
Pacific  and  Southern  Pacific  E.  R., 
from  San  Francisco  or  Los  Angeles 
to  Newhall,  and  Telegraph  Stage 
thence,  78  miles. 

The  town  is  delightfully  situated  in  a 
smooth  valley  sloping  from  the  high 
mountains  or.  the  north  to  the  sunny 
beach  on  the  south.  These  mountains 
effectually  shut  off  all  north  winds,  and 
make  the  town  site  one  of  the  finest  im- 
aginable. The  effect  and  contrast  form- 
ed by  these  rugged  barriers  in  the  back- 
ground rising  so  abruptly  from  an  ever- 
rm  and  fei^ile  valley  mast  be  seen  to 
appreciated.  The  climate  of  Santa 
Barbara  is  quite  mild,  and  is  beneficial 
for  invalids  and  person^  having  weak 
lungs.  The  pleasures  of  Santa  Barbara 
ooneist   in    driving,  horsebaok    riding. 


hunting,  fishing  and  bathing,  for  the 
enjoyment  of  all  which  she  affords  the 
best  facilities.  The  improvements  of  the 
town  are  very  considerable.  Th^re  are 
flight  churches  besides  the  old  Mission, 
that  was  built  over  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Aglesby  A  A,  attorney-at-law 

Ahern  F  ft  T  (Misses  P  and  T  Ahern), 

millinery  and  fancy  goods 
Austin  Geo  B,  saloon 
Austin  N  P,  general  merchandise 
Barber  P  J,  postmaster  and  architect 
Bates  C  B,  pliysicisn 
Bates  Joseph,  carriage  and  wagonmaker 
Belcher  Miss  H  (r,  physician 

BELL  ft  HUNT  (J  *  Bell  and  J  L 
Hunt),  boots  and  sh<       076  State 

Bell  J  A  (Robert  Bell  ft  Oo  and  Bell  ft 
Hunt) 

Bell  Robert  (Robert  Bell  ft  Co) 

BELL  ROBERT  ft  CO  (Robert  and  J 
A  Bell),  furniture,  upholsterers  and 
carpets.  State 

Birabent  J  M,  saloon 


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Blood  J  A  (Knight  &  Blood) 

Boemke  A  (Edwards  &  Boeseke) 

B  'oseke  &  Koeppen,  C  A  Boeaeke  and  C 

Koeppen),  cigar  mfra 
Bond  Thns  B,  attorney-at-law 
Boy  re  J  J  (Richards  ft  Boyce) 
Brecht  A,  barber 
Breslauer  Theo  M,  dry  goods 
Brown  C  F  (Ciapp  ft  Brown) 
Canfield  R  B,  attorney-at-law  and  pres 

Mission  Water  Co 
Carrillo  A  A,  meat  market 
Chambers  E  B,  watchmaker  «nd  jeweler 
Cheney  Thos  H,  blacksmith 
Clapp  &  Brown    (C  H  Clapp  and  C  F 

Brown),  saloon 
Clapp  C  H  (Clapp  ft  Brown) 
Clifton  Henry,  deputy  sheriff 
Collins   G  N,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker  and  councilman 
Connolly  D,  tailor 
Cook  ft  Harrison  (Mrs  M  Cook  and  Mrs 

J  Harrison),  restaurant 
Cook  Mrs  M  (Co<>k  ft  Harrison) 
Cook  Mortimer,  clothing  and  furnishing 

goods 
Cooper   A  S,   attorney-at-law,    notary 

public  »nd  surveyor 
Covarrubias  O  M,  livery  stable 
Crane  A,  books,  stationery  and  music 
Crane  H  O,  justice  of  the  peace 
Crooks  E  W,  physician 
Dillard  R  M,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Dimmick  W  N,  supt  Dimmick,  Sheffield 

ft  Knight  Fruit  Co 
Donnellan  John,  city  marshal 
Doulton  Josiah,  court  reporter 
Dunshee  John,  wagonmalcer 
Ealand  Wm  (Sherman  ft  Ealand) 
Eberle   ft   Lowe    (W  H  Eberle  and  R 

Lowe),  blacksmiths 
Eberle  W  H  (Eberle  ft  Lowe) 
Eddlem<in  J  J,  saildles  and  harness 
Eildy  Wm  M,  pres  Santa  Barbara  County 

National  Bank 
Edmondson'  Eilwar<1,  portrait  painter 
EDWARDS  ft  BOESEKE  (John  and 

Samuel    Edwards    and    A   Boeseke), 

hardware,  tinwa!«,   pumps,  agricult- 
ural implements,  ropes,  paints,  etc, 

State 
Edwards  John  (Edwards  ft  Boeseke)  and 

vice-pres    Sauta     Barbara    National 

Bank 
Edwards  Samuel  (Edwards  ft  Boeseke) 
Emerson  ft  Co  (F  N  and  D  W  Emerson), 

boots  and  shoes 
Emerson  F  N  (Emerson  ft  Co) 
Emigh  H,  undertaker 
Emeit  S,  uphoUterer 
Fast  S,  general  merchandise 
Fernald     Chas,    attorney-at-law    and 

mayor 


Field  Edwin,  watchmaker  and  jewder 

Finger  H  J,  drugs  and  coroner 

Fisher  I  K,  meat  market 

Fluche  A,  clothing 

Forbush  Fred,  watchmaker,  jeweler  and 

gunsmith 
Forbush  R,  furnishing  and  undertaking 
Frede  C  B  (Frede  ft  Klett) 
Frede  ft  Klett  (C  B  Frede  and  L  K 

Klett),  barbers 
Freeman  C  J,  physician 
Frerichs  D  O  (Fierichs  ft  Kolble) 
FRERICHS  ft  KOLBLE  (D  O  Fre- 
richs and  Joseph  Kolble),  merchant 

tailors.  State 
Frisius  A  (A  Frisius  ft  Co) 
FRISIUS  A  ft  CO  (A  Frisius  and  G 

Her  Jter),dealers  in  wines  and  liquors, 

cor  St^ite  and  Cota 
Garcia  M  F,  barber 
Garland  A,  general  merchandise 
Garretson  J  M,  county  assessor 
Goodchild  H,  deputy  county  recorder 
GOBHAM  ft  CO  (C  W  Gorham  and 

F  P  and  J  A   Hooper),  lumber  and 

builders'  material,  Ortega 
Gorham  C  W  (Gorham  ft  Co) 
Goss  W  F  M,  bootmaker 
Greenlee  D  M  (Greenlee  ft  McPhail) 
Greenlee  ft  McPhail  (D  M  Greenlee  and 

A  F  McPhail),  livery  stable  and  horse- 
car  Ime 

Guild ,  physician 

Guinand  B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Gutierrez  B,  drugs 

Gutierrez  F  N,  city  cterk  and  searcher 

of  records 
Haberlitz  A,  bakery 
Hails  Richard,  merchant 
Hall  E  B  (Hall  ft  Requa) 
Hall  ft  Requa  (E  B  Hall  and  J  L  Requa), 

attorneys-at-law 
Hall  W  D,  livery  stable 
Hamer  J  C,  councilman 
Hamer  Mrs  M  F,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Hanauer  M,  clothing 
Harrison  Mrs  J  (Cook  ft  Harrison) 
Hart  J  V,  merchant  tailor 
Hatch  D  P,  superior  judge 
Hayman  A,  supt  county  hospital 
Hayward  Mrs  A  M  (Hayward  ft  Ken- 

uey) 
Hayward  E  J  (Hayward  ft  Muzzall) 
Hayward  ft  Kenney  (Mrs  A  M  Hayward 

and  Mrs  S  J  Kenney),  millinery 
Howard  ft  Muzzall  (E  J  Hayward  and 

H  W  Muzzall),  photographers 
Heblethwatte  ft  Paddock  (W  P  Heble- 

thwaite  and  Chas  Paddock),    candy 
factory 
Heblethwaite  W    P   (Heblethwaite  ft 

Paddock) 
Helmer  Geo  (Helmer  ft  Silva) 


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va),  barbera 
Hernster  G  (Frisius  &  Co) 
Herriok  £  A,  produoe,  feed  and  floor 
Hull  later  Cul  W  W,  prea  First  National 

Bauk 
Hubbell  DeWitt,  editor  "Independent" 
Hnbel  John,  saloon 
Haiit  C  C  (0  C  Huut  ft  Co) 
HUNT  C  C  ft  00  (CC and  W  LHunt). 

grnoeries,   provisions,  crockery,  etc, 

cor  State  and  Ortega 
Hunt  Chas  L  (K  O  Hunt  ft  Son) 
Hunt  J  L  (Bell  ft  Hunt) 
Hunt  K  O  (R  0  Hunt  ft  Son) 
Hunt  R  O  ft  Son  (R  O  and  Chas  L  Hunt), 

blacksmiths 
Hunt  W  L  (C  C  Hunt  ft  Co) 
Huuter  Mrs  M  W,  agt  sewing  machines 
Hurlbut  H,  bootmaker 
"  INDEPENDENT"     (semi-weekly ). 

F  A  Moore  publisher  and  proprietor. 

State,  (see  advertisemeut) 
Ivision  Edward,  real  estate 
Janssens  A  £,   piano   tuuer    and   city 

assessor 
Janssens  John  J,  councilman 
Johnson  G  N,   candy  factory  and  no- 
tions 
JOHNSON  J  N.    proprietor    Victoria 

Stables,  Victoria  opp  Arlington 
Johnson^f  T  (Smith  &  Johnson) 
Judd  F  W,  sign  painter 
Judd  W  S,  agt  sewing  machines 
Kaeding  Otto,  liquors 
Kellogg  F  L,   atty-at-law  and  deputy 

county  clerk 
Kenney  Mrs  S  J  (Hay ward  ft  Kenney) 
Kincaid  J  H,  distrnt-attnriiey 
Kinsell  W  G  (McGlashun  ft  Kinsell) 
Klett  L  K  (Fredeft  Klott) 
Knight  ft  Blood  (F  H  Knight  and  J  A 

BukmI  Jr),  furniture 
Knight  F  H  (Knight  ft  Blood) 
Knox  S  B  P,  physician 
Koeppen  C  (Bueseke  ft  Koeppen) 
Kolble  Jns  (Frerichs  ft  Kolble) 
Krieg  John,  saloon 
Lee  D  B,  dentist 
Lehner  Saml,  meat  market 
Leland  Geo  W,  livery  stable 
Lemmon  L  W,  carriage  painter 
LEVY    CERJf.    wines,     liquors    and 

cigars,  State 
Levy  J,  groceries 

Linden  J  T,  oyster  saloon  and  liqaora 
Logan  D  D,  physician 
Longawa  John,  carriage  painter 
Loomis  S,  saddles  aad  hameH 
Lowe  R  (Eberle  ft  Lowe) 
MaguireH  F,  dry  goods 
MAGUIBE  JAB  A.   liquon  and  to- 
bacco, and  councilman 
Maris  Wm  S,  city  tax  collector 


Martin  D  W,  liveiy  stable 

McGlashan  C  F  (McOlaahan  ft  Kinadl) 

HeOLASHAH  ft  KINSELL  (C  F  Mc- 
Glashan and  W  G  Kinsell),  proprie- 
tors "Santa  Barbara  Press,"  and  gen- 
eral job  printing.  State 

McNulta  Thos,  attomey-at-law  and  city 
attorney 

McPhail  A  F  (Greenlee  ft  McPhail) 

MoPhail  H  A  C,  books,  stationery,  and 
music 

McPHAIL  FETER>  furniture  and 
bedding,  cor  State  and  Cota 

MILLE&  ISBAELf  watchmaker  and 


jeweler.  State 

Mission  Water  Co,  R  B  Canfield  pres 

MIX  JAMES>  contractor  and  builder, 
and  chief  fire  department,  Ortega 

Moore  A  P,  Santa  Barbara  Gas  Works 

MOORE  F  A»  insurance,  publisher  and 
proprietor  "Independent,"  and  gen- 
eral job  printing.  State 

Moore  P  L,  cigar  mfr,  and  omokers' 
articles 

Mosculine  R,  abalone  shells 

MUNROE  JAS.  proprietor  Occidental 
Hotel,  cor  State  and  Cota 

Muzz»Il  H  W  (Hayward  ft  Muzzall) 

Nebel  Chas,  carriage  trimming 

Newell  P  N,  groceries 

Nixon  Thos,  architect,  builder,  and 
planing-mill 

NOBLE  W  E>  dry  goods  and  clothing. 
State 

Noponio  P,  groceries 

Norcross  Miss  J  A,  agt  P  C  8  S  Co,  and 
operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTELi  Jas  Munroe 
proprietor,  cor  State  and  Cota 

Ord  Robert  B,  police  judge 

Ott  A  (Roeder  ft  Ott) 

Paddock  Chas  (Heblethwaite  ft  Pad- 
dock) 

Parma  G  B,  groceries 

Parma  V,  groceries  and  sal  'on 

Partca  A,  groceritis 

Pendolo  John,  groceries 

Perkins  A  O,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co,  and  sta^e 
agt 

PEXUCINS  JOSEPH  F.  real  estate 
and  insurance  agent,  and  commissioner 
of  deeds  for  Massachusetts,  New 
York,  Pennsylvania,  Ohio,  Illinois, 
and  Missouri,  State 

Phillips  A  \V,  constable 

Pico  R,  bakery 

Pierce  Chas,  lumber 

Raffour  Mrs  J,  fruit  and  candy 

RAFFOUR  Jt  restaurant,  oor  Stat* 
and  Haley,  (see  advertisement) 

Rea  W  J,  photographer 

Reed  D  C,  road  overseer 

Reed  Mrs  £,  mnsic  teacher 

Reed  John,  county  surveyor 


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Reqa»  J  L  (H«ll  k  Requa),  notary  pub- 
lic 

BIGHABDS  ft  BOTCE  (J  T  Rich- 
ards aadJ  J  Boyc«),  attorneys-at-law, 
State 

Richard*  J  T  (Richards  &  Boyce) 

Robie  — ,  physician 

Roeder  E  G  (Roeder  ft  Ott),  councilman 

Roeder  ft  Ott  (E  C  Roeder  and  A  Ott). 
hardware 

Rogers  A  G  (Rogers  Bros) 

Rogers  Bros  (A  C  and  Herbert  Rogers), 
groceries 

Rogers  Herbert  (Rogers  Bros) 

Rosenberg  T  H  B,  restaurant 

Rossi  Angilo,  groceries,  fruits,  etc 

Rossi  V,  abalone  work 

Ruiz  A  M,  dru({8 

Rundey  Eli,  agi>  Pacitic  Coast  Stage  Co 

Rynerson  C  G,  grooeries  and  feed  mill 

"SAHTA  BARBARA  PRESS."  dailv 
and  weekly,  McGlashan  ft  Kinsell 
publishers  and  proprietors,  State 

Scott  Miss  Ella,  writiiie  teacher 

Scriminger  £  M,  constable 

Shaw  J  B,  physician 

Shedd  Jas  A,  assayer 

Sheffield  E  S,  cashier  Santa  Barbara  Co 
National  Bank 

Sherman  G  E,  sheriff  and  ex  officio  tax 
collector 

Sherman  C  E  (Sherman  ft  Ealand) 

Sherman  ft  Ealand  (C  E  Sherman  and 
Wm  Ealand),  meat  market 

Sherman  Geo  N,  deputy  sheriff 

SHLUTER  JACOB,  saloon,  state 

Silva  A  (Uelmer  ft  Silva) 

Smith  ft  Johnson  (N  D  Smith  and  J  T 
Johnson),  groceries 

Smith  N  D  (Smith  ft  Johnson) 

Smith  R  D,  deputy  sheriff 

S(|uier  W  B,  marble  worker 

Steams  John  P,  Stearns'  Wharf 

Sirfftton  W  G,  attorney-at-law 

Streeter  W  R,  carpenter 

Striedel  M,  boo. maker 

StringiieUl  A  M,  photographer 

Storke  G  A,  attorney -at-law  and  notary 
public 


Sumner  Isaac,  livery  stable 

Summers  £  J,  stationery  and  fancy  goods 

Swift  Jas  n,  hotel 

Thomas  B  F,  attorney-at-Iaw 

Thompson  Carl,  saloon 

Thompson  C  A,  atty-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Thompson  D  \V,  mgr  Arlinf^on  Hotel 

Thurmond  O  E,  ttu^»t  sch-iold  (^en  mdse 
Carpenteria) 

ThussThosH,  barber 

Uren  Rev  T  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Valdes  R,  restaurant 

Van  Winkle  H  M,  dentist 

VICTORIA  STABLES.  J  N  Johnson 
proprietor,  Victoria  opp  Arlington, 
(see  advertisement) 

Walcott  John,  groceries  and  crockery 

Warn  ft  Go  (Trace  L  and  Frank  Warn), 
liquors 

Warn  Frank  (Warn  ft  Go) 

Warn  Trace  L  (Warn  ft  Go) 

Warren  I  G,  blacksmith  and  wagonma- 
ker 

Wharton  Thos,  boots  and  shoes 

Wheaton  W  H,  lodgings 

WILLIAMS  A  R  county  clerk,  re- 
corder and  ex-officio  auditor.  Court 
House 

Williams  H,  restaurant 

Wilson  J  E,  gunsmith 

Winchester  R,  physician 

Wood  F  A,  physician 

Woodbridge  W  H,  real  estate,  insur- 
ance and  notary  public 

Wright  A  V,  roai  overseer 

Wright  Paul  R,  atSiomey-at-law 

Yates  L  6,  dentist 

Yndart  W,  county  treasurer  -^ 

FRENCH  restaurant! 

MONS.  J.  RAFFOUR,  Prop'r. 

MEALS  ala  CARTE. 

Corner  State  and  Haley  Sts^ 

SANTA  BARBARA,  CAL. 


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HORSES  Bought  and  Sold, 

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Haata  Barbara,  Cal. 


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F.  A.  MOORE,  Publisher  and  Proprietor. 

Having  the  Largest  Circulation  ol  any  "NVeekly 
Paper  in  this  Section  of  the  Country. 

Santa  Barbara,  Cal. 


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SANTA  CLARA. 

Santa  Clara  Coumtt.  A  poHt,  expren 
and  telegraph  office.  It  is  a  pretty  lit- 
tle town,  situated  about  4  milea  from 
San  Jose,  boasting  two  weekly  papers, 
two  colleges — the  University  of  the 
Pacific  (Methodist)  and  the  Santa 
Clara  (Catholic).  It  has  railroad  com- 
munication by  two  distinct  lines. 

Allen  Mrs  A  E,  varieties 

Allen  A  L,  dressmaker 

Bacigalupi  Angelo,  grocer 

Bacigulupi  Antone,  grocer 

Battelle  G  E,  watches  ami  jewelry 

Bank  of  Santa  Clara  County,  James  P 
Pierce  pres,  H  M  lieonard  vice-pres 
and  manager,  C  C  Hayward  cashier 

Benson  Rev  H  C,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

BEROEN  D  ft  CO  (J  B  O'Brien),  dry 

foods  and  clothing 
lings  J  M,  postmaster 

Bossert  Chas,  oakery 

Brackett  C  T,  carriage  painting 

Bradbury  E  C,  blacksmith 

Brown  Kev  Samuel,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Brundage  J  T,  general  blacksmithing 

Buck  Kev  M  D,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Burke  E  E,  coitstable 

Cleneay  F  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
notary  public 

Cook  John,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Davies  E  H,  machine  shop 

Delmar  Theo,  saloon 

Dibble  J  H  ft  Son  (J  H  and  Geo  I  Dib- 
ble), stoves  and  tinware 

Dickson  John,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 

Dinegan  J  H,  tailor 

Donovan  R  B,  meat  market 

D        )y  C  G,  constable 

Duncan  Louis,  gen  mdse 

Kberhard  J,  tannery 

Fanner  Fred  E,  feed  and  grain,  town 
marshal  and  notary  public 


Fatjo  Ant,  general  merchandise 
Fitzpatrick  ft  Brady   (Jaa  Fitzy trick 

and  D  Brady),  saloon 
Ford  A  B,  meat  markctt 
Gardiner  H,  drutuist 
Goldbach  J  K,  saloon  and  lodgings 
Gosbey  J  F,  boots  and  shoes 
Green  C  S,  agt  S  P  K  R 
Habich  Aus,  groceries 
Haight  J  E,  saloon 
Ham  R  K,  livery 
Hammond  W,  carriage  painting 
Hart  \j  (L  Lion  ft  Co) 
HICKS  B>    boots  and   shoes,  custom 

work  a  specialty 
Horner  J  C,  general  blacksmithing 

JENKINS  0  Ct  real  estate,  insurance 
agent  aud  notary  public 

Jomer  W,  biMtts  and  shoes 

Kingsbury  W  B,  dentist 

Knowles  J,  varieties 

Laederich  J  N,  meat  market 

Lamory  E,  general  merchandise 

Louck  Geo,  l»rewery 

Lion  L  ft  Co  (L  Lion  and  L  Hart),  dry 
goods 

Madan  ft  Myers  (A  Madan  and  M  My- 
ers), hardware,  paints,  etc 

Madden  Miss  Ella,  dressmaking  and  mil- 
linery 

Marsh  A,  windmill  mfr 

Menzel  Robert,  stoves  and  tinware 

Michael  John,  saloon 

Mills  L  R,  seltzer  water 

Morrison  S,  agt  San  Jose  Water  Co  and 
San  Jose  Gas  Co 

Moulin  J  B,  canily  and  cigars 

Mace  John,  publisher  "Santa  Clara 
Journal,"  agt  W,  F  ft  Co  and  mgr  W 
U  Tel  Co 

Orberdeener  M,  druggist 

Pacific  Mfg  Co,  T  J  Shannon  snpt,  cof- 
fins, lumber,  etc 

Pacific  University 

Patterson  W  T,  house  and  sign  painter 

FINASOO  RBV  J,  preaident  Santa 
Clara  College 


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Riley  Tb<>8,  bakery 
Huh  Adam,  saloon 
8t  Palais  R,  meat  market 
Salbei^g  F  O,  aaloon  and  reatanrant 
Santa  Clara  Brewery,  Geo  Lauok  propr 
Santa  Clara  City  Flonring  MilU  Co,  J 
G  Black  pres 

SANTA  OLABA  OOLLEQE.  Rev  J 

Pmasoo  president 

"SANTA  CLAEA  MESSENGER," 

H  G  Wright  publisher  (see  adv) 
Sargent  Jas,  agt  S  P  C  R  R 
Saxe  A  W,  phvsioian 
Sohnidli'i  Freil,  machinist 
SCHNEICKEBT  H.  saddles,  harness, 

robes,  brushes,  etc,  Franklin 


Sohnler  Chas,  saloon 

Seifert  Geo  W,  physician 

Shannon  T  J,  supt  Pacific  Mfg  Co 

Smead  F  M,  undertaker 

Talbot  D  J,  furniture  and  undertaking 

Tumfy  C  B,  bakery 

Forth  Samuel,  saloon 

Walsh  ft  Merrill  (P  J  Walsh  and  A 

Merrill),  saloon 
Wanderer  H,  saloon 
Warburt"n  H  H,  physician 
Werner  C  W,  barber 
Widney  J,  general  merchandise 
Withrow  A  A,  harness  and  saddles 
WRlQiBT    H    G.   publisher    "Santa 

Clara  Messenger"  (see  adv) 


The  MESSENGER  is  published  in  Santa  Clara,  a  town  of  2,416  inhab- 
itants. The  MESSENGER  has  three  times  the  Circulation  of  any  other 
paper  circulated  in  this  place  or  vicinity.  Parties  desiring  to  solicit  the 
patronage  of  the  people  of  the  above  place,  will  do  well  to  advertise  in  its 
columns.  H.  O.  WRIGHT,  PuWisher. 

Santa  Clara,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  Cal. 


SANTA  CRUZ. 

Santa  Cruz  County. 

Aborn  Mrs  M  L,  dressmaking 
Adams  Rev,  Catholic  clergyman 
AICHBERG  Ci   proprietor   California 

Art  (tallery,  Pacific  ave 
Aldrivh  D  M,  supervisor 
Allap  J  D,  groceries 
Amner  Thos,  machinist  and  foundry 
Anderson  C  L,  physician 
Andressen  P,  tailor 
Angstein  Henry,  barber 
Armstrong  Thos,  saloon 
Aston  Frank,  assessor 
Astnn  P  H  (Aston  &  Reynolds) 
ASTON   ft  RETNOLDS  (P  H  Aston 

au(l  Jas  A  Ueynolda),  meat  market, 

Tjocnst 
AUSTIN  ELBERT,   president   Bank 

of  Santa  Cruz  County,  Pacific  ave 
Austin  L  B,  ftroceries 
Bailey  F  E,  physician 
Bailey  J  H,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 
Bailey  S  H,  watches,  jewelry,  etc 
Baldwin  A,  twotinaker  

BANK  OF  SANTA  CRUZ  GOUNTT. 

Elbert  Austin   president,  E  J    Cox 

cashier.  Pacific  ave 
Barinri  Mrs  Z  (J  B  Hickman  &  Co) 
Barnet  S,  clothing 


Bartlett  S  A,  supervisor 
Bassett  C  W,  a^  S  C  R  R 
Bausch  Henry,  brewery 

BAVARU   SALOON.  Otto    Diesing 

proprietor.  Pacific  ave 
Becker  Fred,  barber 
Bell  W  A,  photographer 

BENEDICTT  N>  proprietor  Santa  Cruz 
House,  Front 

Bernheim  C  H  (J  Bernheim  &  Co) 

BERNHEDI'S  HALL,  J  Bernheim  ft 
Co  proprietors,  Pacific  ave 

Bernheim  J  (J  Bernheim  &  Co) 

BERNHEIHJ  ft  CO  (J.  R  and  C  H 
Bernheim),  general  merchandise,  and 
proprietors  Bernheim 's  Hall,  Pacific 
ave 

Bernheim  R  (J  Bernheim  &  Co) 

Bias  W  H,  city  clerk,  and  real  estate 

Bird  S,  bootmaker 

Birkenseer  Geo,  bill  poster 

Bliss  F  W,  dentist 

Bolton  A  E,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Bowman  Edward,  carriage  mfr 

Bowman  Geo,  stoves,  tinware  and  hard- 
ware 

Bradley  0  I,  blacksmith 

Brazer  J,  books,  stationery,  and  post- 
master 

Briody  E,  saloon 


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Buckley  Mn  M,  lodgings 

Bueb  ll  uloon 

Burke  B»rt,  •ttoraey-at-Uw 

Bunu  W  F,  grooeriee 

Butteriield  C  H,  groceries  and  provUione 

CALITOBHIA  A&T  OALURT.  C 

Aichberit  proprietor,  Pacific  ave 
Cappelniann  C,  liquors 
Carro  A,  bootmaker 
Chase  Miss  Hattie,  operator  Bay  Coast 

Tel  Co 
Chace  J  D,  meat  market,  and  mayor 
Christal  J  H,  drugs 
Clark  H  A,  marble  worker 
Clark  8  N,  constable 
Cohen  A,  cigar  mfr 
Cohen  E,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Conaut  K,  attorney-at-law 
Cope   Jesse,    clothing   and    furnishing 

goods 
Co^  W  T,  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements 

"OOURIER  ITEMt"  A  A  Taylor  edi- 
tor and  proprietor,  Pacific  ave 
COX  B  J,  cashier  Bank  of  Santa  Cruz 

County,  Pacific  ave 
Cristofanini  Ant,  liquors 
Culverwell  E  A,  dress  and  cloakmaker 
Currier  R  F,  plumber 
CDHTIS  L>  justice  of   peace  and  ex 

officio  police  judge.  Front 
Dakan  Elmer,  sheriff 
Daniel  L  A,  Transfer  Express  Ck> 
Davenport  J  P,  justice  of  peace 
Davis  C  W,  carpenter 
Dennett  W,  minister 
Devoll  P  H,  agt  sewing  machines 
De Wolfe  Mrs  E  A,  stationery  and  fancy 

gotids  

D£BSIN0  otto,   proprietor  Bavaria 
Saloon,  and  agent  Sonoma  Wine  and 
Bavaria  Brewery,  Pacific  ave 
Doltz  Louis,  nursery 
Drenaan  8,  real  estate  and  insurance  agt 
Duke  W  H,  supt  Santa  Cruz  Water  Cj 
Dwyre  W,  councilman 
Dymott  J,  bootmaker 
KrFET    BOBERTi    teller    Bank    of 

Santa  Cruz  County,  Pacific  ave 
Effey  W,  watches,  jewelry,  and  sewing 

machines 
Ely  F  W,  furniture 

England  W  P,  machinist  and  gunsmith 
Fagen  P  B,  physician 
Fargo  L  L,  clerk  Pacific  Ocean  House, 
and   agt  Pescadero  and  San  Mateo 
Stage  Line 
Farnham  E  G.  feed  stable 
Fay  P  ft  Co  (P  Fay),  drugs 
Felker  Wm,  undertaker 
Fellers  Lorenzo,  clerayman  (Methodist) 
Field  ft  Son  (8  W  and  F  F  Field),  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Finkeldey  W,  grooeriea 


Fischer  A,  tannery 

Fitch  A  H  &Co  (A  H  and  C  A  Fitch), 
meat  market 

Fitzgibbons  M,  tmihii  market 

Flagg  D  S,  marble  worker 

Foster  E,  blacksmith 

Fox  Geo  P,  sign  painter 

Gadsb^  B  C,  paints,  oils  and  ornamen- 
tal sign  pamting 

Garrett  E  H  (Williamson  ft  Garrett) 

OEBMANIA  HOTEL  J  P  Krieg  pro- 

prietor,  cor  Vine  and  Locust 
OlNOCC^O  L*  French  and  California 

wines.  Mission 
Goldsby  ft  Jeter  (Z  M  Goldsby  and  W 

T  Jeter),  attomeys-at-law 
Goodwin  ft  Martin  (A  A  Goodwin  and 

C  C  Martin),  livery  stable 
Gordon  O  L,  dentist 
Gosliner  S,  tailor 
Green  J  S,  capitalist 
Groome  T  B,  saloon 
OBOVEB  ft  00  (J  L,  S  F  and  D  W 

(i  rover),   lumber  and  planing  mills, 

foot  Pacific  ave 
Grover  D  W  (Graver  &  Co) 
Grover  J  L  (Graver  ft  Co) 
Grover  S  F  (Grover  ft  Co) 
Hamlin  Chas  L,  boots  and  shoes 
Handley    Miss    Katie,    millinery    and 

dressmaking 
Harris  Mrs  S,  hotel 
Hastings  Geo,  music  and  jewelry 
Hathaway  W  C,  barber 
Haug  Chris,  saloon 
Heatli  ft  Byrne  (C   H  Heath  and  C  B 

Byrne),  stoves,  tinware  and  hardware 
Heitman  Henry,  tailor 
Heyler  C  J,  boots  and  shoes 
Hickman  J  B  ft  Co  (J  B  Hickman  and 

Z  Barieri),  restaurant 
Hicks  A  S,  harness  and  saddles 
HTHyi  Jf  A«  real  estate  dealer  and  pro- 
prietor Santa  Cruz  Water    Works, 

ofiioe  Park 
Hinds  Alfred,  real  estate,  insurance  and 

news  depot 
Hinds  P  K,  city  treasurer  and  collector 
H0BB8  W  H>  books,  stationery   and 

toys,  mosses  and  shells,   superinten- 
dent of  schools.  Pacific  ave 
Hoffmann  C,  real  estate,  insurance  and 

supt  Pacific  ave  8  R  R 
Hoflmann  TJ,  agtSPCRR 
Horstman  ft  Co  (C  W  Horstman  and  H 

C  Veatch),  liquors  and  cigars 
Hug  J  J,  drugs 
Hunter  W  T,  blacksmith 
Husson  Frank,  fruit  and  varieties 
Jarvis  Q  M,  croceriea 
JENKIHS  J  Ot    attorney-at-law   and 

notary  public.  Pacific  ave 
Kelly  Jerry,  saloon 
Kinuey  Martin,  supervisor 


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Kirby  R  0,  tanner 

KniKtit  Benjamin,  Jr,  phyaician 

Kober  F,  bootmaker 

Koehn  F,  brewery 

Kooaer  Mrs  B  P,  millinery  and  fancy 

apodn 
X&IEQ  J  Pi  proprietor  Oermania  Ho- 

lel,  cor  Vine  and  Locnst 
Kron  H,  tannery 
Kunitz  E,  soap  and  gluemaker 
Lake  Geo  P,  wagonmaker 
Langenbeck  John  F,  bootmaker 
Legassick  John,  bootmaker 
Lonhart  J  L,  caldnetmaker 
Leonard  M,  liquors 
TflliaRyR.  J    ]|,    attomey-at-law    and 

notary  public,  PaciKc  ave 
Levy  Chas  S  4.  Co  (Chas  S   Levy),  fur- 
nishing goods 
Lincoln  Ohiis,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Lindner  E,  bootmaker 
Lindsey  D  M,  wagonmaker 
Litchfield  W  K,  cabinetmaker 
Littlefield  C  L.  Express  Co 
Lloyd  \V  O,  musician 
Lloyd  Mrs  W  0,  shirt-maker 
Logan  J  H,  superior  judge 
Longley  Otis  painter 
Luce  — ,  junk  dealer 
Lukens  L,  wagonmaker 
Lukes  L,   propr    Bay    View    Flourine 

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Ijvnam  W  E,  boots  and  shoes 
MaKinney  H  E,  county   clerk,    auditor 

and  re?order 
Manor  J  H,  groceries 
Manson  N,  hotel 
Martin  W  H,  foundry 
Mathews  T  V,  deputy  c  mnty  clerk  and 

court  c»mmi4si>  liter 
McCann  F  .J,  iittonicy-at-law 
McCann  W,  attornuy-at-luw 
McMahan  >I  B,  physician 
McMenomy  .1  J,  li<iii<irs 

Mcpherson  &  waldron  (d  mc- 

Phcraon  ami  C  VV  WaUlrou),  proprie- 
tors Santa  Cruz  "Sentinel" 

Merrill  .F  M  (Merrill  &  Wright) 

Merrill  &  \Vri;;^ht  (J  M   Merrill   and   H 
F  Wright),  licpior!* 

Meyer  John,  saloon 

METRICKft  CX)  (H   Meyrick),   real 
estate  and  iii»urunce,  Pacitic  ave 

Meyrick  H  (Meyrick  &  Co) 

Mitchell  Ueo,  saloon 

Morgan  F  E,  vhysician 

Morris  Mrs  EIlu  M,  photographer 

Morriss  S  I,    upholstering  and  picture 
frames 

Neary  Misses  (M  and  K  Neary),  millin- 
ery 

Neary  P,  groceries 

Nixon  R  8,  barber 

Nolan  Mrs  E,  restaurant 


O'Donnell  H,  dry  goods  and  furnishing 

goods 
OLlVE  OEOROE.  lumber  dealer,  foot 

Pacific  ave 
Ortiz  L,  carriage  painter 
Pacifio  Avenue  S  K  R,  C  H«iffmann  supt 
PACmC  OCEAN  HOUSE,  E  JSwfft 

Sroprietor,  Pacific  ave,  (see  adv) 
mtag  William,  saloon 
Patterson  J  B,  constable 
Peck  N  T,  constable 
Peterson  Miss  Ada,  dressnaking 
Peterson  A  M,  harness  and  saddles 
Pierruyue  Jos,  groceries 
Pinani  &  Bro  (J  and  F  Pinani),  hotel 
Place  G  W,  dry  goods  and  notions 
Pope  Mrs  A,  hotel 
Porter  Miss  H  R,  dressmaking  and  hair 

work 
Pratschner  F,  liquors 
Proctor  F  C,  clothing 
Pundt  Peter,  saloon 
Randall  H,  boots  and  nhoes 
Reardun  Miss  Mary,   dress  and  cloak 

making 
Recht  F,  sign  painting 
Reiderman  J  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Reynolds  Jas  A  (Aston  ■%  Reynolds) 
Rhodes  W  H,  gunsmith 
Rose  A  G  &  Co  (A  G  Rose  and  M  W 

Whittle),  fruits  and  groceries 
Sazar  G  H,  agt  Pacific  Coast  Steamship 

Co 
Santa  Cruz  Feed-mill,  Jas  F  Simpson 

propr 
Santa  Cruz  Gas  Co,  D  Tuthill  supt 
SANTA  CRUZ  HOUSE.  N  Benedict 

proprietor.  Front 

"SANTA  CRUZ  SENTINEL."  Mc 

Piieraon  &  Waldron  proprietors,  cor 
Pacific  ave  and  Locust 

SANTA  CRUZ  WATER  WORKS, 

F  A  Uihn  proi'rietor,  »  ffioe  Park 

iSarnianto  Maiioel,  saloon 

Schlolx)hm  II,  lodgings 

Schwartz  L,  coutici'muu 

Scott  F  D,  groceries 

Scott  &  Jones  (J  W  Sc.tt  and  A  Jonca), 
prtiprs  City  Stiibles 

Scott  J  W  (S  ott  A  Jones),  councilman 

Silva  Frank,  bai-lKjr 

Simpson  Jas  F,  propr  Santa  Cruz  Feed- 
mill 

Skirm  Jo»  H,  attorney-at-law 

SPALSBURY  E.  justice  of  peace,  cor 
Pacific  ave  and  Locust 

StatUor  Geo,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Steinmetz  Chas,  county  treasurer 

Stephens  W  L,  minister 

Stern  Henry,  bakery 

Stewart  Jos,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Storey  W  D,  district  attorney 

Story  &  Jordan  ( Story  and  S  Jor- 
dan), lumber 


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Struokmeir  L  F,  merchant  tailor 

Sutphen  0  1',  attorney-at-law 

Swan  L,  bakery 

Swanton  A  P,  livery  stable 

Sweeny  T  A,  bai^ber 

SWIFT  S  j>  proprietor  Pacific  Ocean 

Htiuse,  Paoinc  ave.  (ae"i  adv) 
STLVAR  JACKSON,  proprietor  Syl- 

var's  Wine  Rooms  and  Oyster  House, 

Pacific  Ave 

STLVARS  WINE  ROOMS  AND 

OYSTER  HOUSE.   Jackson  Sylvar 

proprietor,  I'acitic  ave 
Taintor  S  J,  chief  of  police 
Tait  J  A,  plumber 
Tanner  J  G,  druggist 
TATLOR  A  A.  editor  and  proprietor 

"Courier    Item,"    and    general   job 

printing,  Pacific  ave 
Terry  H  M ,  grain  and  flour  dealer 
Thomas  J  W,  minister 
THOMPSON  RICHARD,  agent  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co,  and  notary  public,  Pacific 

ave 
Thurber  I  L,  contractor 
Tiemey  Thou,  plasterer 
Tilden  P  E,  blacksmith 
Tilden  Mrs  P  £,  dressmaking 
Trefry  S  K,  livery  stable 
Tscheiiien  Mrs  C,  dressmaking 
Tuthill  D,  supt  8anta  Cruz  Uas  Co 
Van  Alstiue  G  W,  candy  mfr 
Vaux  E  P,  physician 
Walker  Thos,  constable 


Wancer  H,  surveyor 

Waterman  W  F  W,  blaokunith   and 

wagonmaker 
Wtber  Mrs  C,  dressmaker 
Weber  H,  saloon 
Werner  O  F,  saloon 
Werner  John,  harness  and  saddles 
Wheeler  1'  A,  agt  sewinu  machmes 
Wilkin  &  Co  (Mrs  M  T  Wilkin  and  Mrs 

M  E  Jones),  news  agts 
WILKINS  HOTJSETp  V  Wilkins  pro- 

prietor,  Pacific  ave 
Wilkins  Mrs  M  T  (Wilkins  &  Co) 
WILKINS  F  V,    proprietor  Wilkins 

House,  Pacific  ave,  (see  adv) 
Willett  Itev  M,  clergyman 
Willey  Henry,  hai^ware,  paints,  oils 

and  glass 
Williams  R,  horseshoer 
WILLIAMSON  &  GARRETT    (J 

Williuiiison  and  E  H  Garrett),  grocer* 

ies,  Pacific  ave 
Williamson  H  T,  barber 
Williamson  J  (VVillinmson  ft  Garrett) 
Wilson  David,  clothing  and  fuin.shing 

goods 
Witney  C,  physician 
Wright  T  \V,  county  surveyor 
Young  E  E,  fish  and  poultry 
Young  M,  candy  mt'r  and  confectioner 
Yuung  W  P,  meat  market  and  chiuf  en- 
gineer fire  department 
Younger  Chas  B,  attorney-at-law 
Zaro  Bros  (M  Zuro),  restaurant 


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SANTA  CRUZ,  CAL. 

N.  BENEDICT Proprietor. 

Th«  Cheapest  House  in  the  City  for  the  Money.     This  House  is  situated  on  the 

I'loza,  opposite  the  terminus  of  the  street  Railroau,  and  in  the 

centre  of  business. 

Bates  $1.00  to  $1.50  per  Day,  according  to  Boom. 

THE    WILKIHS   HOUSE, 

SAJSTTA   OR/TJZ,    OAXj. 
The  Best  Hotel  in  the  City.  First-Class  in  all  Bespects. 

Located  on  Pacific  Avenue,  one  block  from  the  Telegraph,  Express  and  P.  0. 

Having  been  recently  enlarKed  and  refitted,  affording  superior  accoinmndatlong  to  Families  and 
Touri^tii.  All  roonu  light  and  aunny,  in  buth  auite  andsintile.  Spaciouii  grounds  oonnerted  with 
the  Hotel  containing  ewingu  and  croquet  grounds.  Street  (ars  iiaas  the  door  eveiy  ten  minutes  tor 
the  beach.    RatM  M  Low  oa  uy  other  FlratK;iaaa  Honao. 

Special  Rated  made  with  Kamillea.  Oarriaites  in  attendance  at  all  trains  and  steamers  to  convey 
passengers  to  the  Hotel  Free  of  Charge.  

P.  V.  WILKINS.  Proprietor. 


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Marin  Covntt.    Post-office  San  Rafael. 

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Crook  e  Rev,  Father  Orphan  Asylum 
De  Valen  W  H,  supt  Patent  Brick  Yard 
MOBAN  P.  aoloon 
Timony  A,  saloon 


SANTA  MARIA. 

San  Diboo  County.     Post-office   Bat- 
lena;  38  miles  by  stage  from  San  Diego. 

Atkinson  Henry,  farmer  and  apiarist 

Bamett  Melanuton,  apiarist 

Brewer  W  6,  fanner 

Campbell  Robert,  apiarist 

Casner  F  M,  farmer 

Clevenger  John,  farmer 

Earl  Frederick,  farmer 

Etuheverry  D<m  Bernardo,  stock  raiser 

Everett  Joseph,  farmer 

Fessenden  Chas  P,  musician 

Hancock  John,  farmer 

Hatfield  Abraham,  farmer  and  apiarist 

Love  Jerome  W,  farmer 

Mclutosh    Daniel,    farmer    and    stock 

raiser 
Metherell  Heni^,  farmer  and  apiarist 
Stone  Sebum,  farmer 


WARD  SAMPSON  L»  teacher  Santa 
Maria  School 

Waruock  Wm  J,  farmer' 

Woodson  M  C,  horticulturist  and  apia- 
rist 

SANTA  MARIA. 

Santa  Barbara  County.  A  post-of- 
fice, on  the  San  Luis  Obispo  and 
Santa  Maria  Valley  R.  R.,  31^  miles 
from  San  Luis  Obispo.  Population 
150. 

Abel  Henry,  harness  and  saddles 
Adauis  Jiibn  (Popp,  McNeil  A  Adams) 
Adams  W  L,  general  merchandise 
Amos  J  D,  ufft  P  C  Railway 
Barry  John,  oootniaker 
Bell  B  F,  hardware,  stoves  and  tinware 
BBAUN  BOBERT.  blacksmith 
Bryant  E  T  (Goodwin  &  Bryant) 
Cleneay  F  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Cook  R  D,  Uvery  stable 
COOPER  J  H>  attornev-nt  law 
Crosby  Bros  (J  A  and  A  B  Crosby),  hotel 

DELMONIOO  HOTEL.  M  Mullee  pro- 
prietor. Main 
Fleisher  M  (Kreidel  &  Fleiaher) 
GOODWIN  &  BRTAHT  ( Jas  F  Good, 
vin  and  E  T  Bryant),  general  mer- 
chandise 


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Goodwin  Jm  F  (Ooodwin  ft  Bryan^, 
pottniMter 

Qtrnvn  Hugh,  liquon 

Harris  H  H,  barber 

Hart  R,  blaokamith  and  wagonmaker 

Heoht  David,  varieties 

Heoht  D  ft  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Uoldridf(e  Rev  H,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Jones  T  ft  Son  (T  and  8  J  Jones), 
stoves,  hardware  and  tinware 

KM^^l  BROS  (J  and  S  Kaiser),  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Kaiser  J  (Kaiser  Bros) 

Kaiser  8  (Knitier  Bros) 

KALLMETEA  8,  apothecary  and 
chemist 

Ketoham  D  H,  nhysician 

KttlCTnBT.  ft  FIJBISHER  (8  Kreidel 
and  M  Fleisher),  general  merchandise 
and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 

Kreidel  8  (Kreidel  ft  Fleisher) 

Laird  J,  constable 

Lierly  W,  livery  stable 

Livingstone  H  1),  physician 

McNeil  Archie  (ropp,  McNeil  ft  Ad- 
ams) 

Miller  J  8,  physician 

MULLEE  Hi  proprietor  Delmonico 
Hotel,  Main 

Newman  F,  harness  and  saddles 

Popp  Oe4i  (Popp,  McNeil  ft  Adams) 

POPP.  McNEIL  ft  ADAMS  (George 
Popp,  Aichie  McNeil  and  John  Ad- 
ams), proprietors  Santa  Maria  Flour- 
ing Mills 

Rule  W  H,  fruits  niid  confectionery 

Sansoin  A,  constable      

SANTA  MABIA  FLOUBINO  MILL 

CO,  Popp,  McNeil  ft  Adams  proprie- 
tors 

Santa  Maria  Lumber  Yard,  Geo  Smith 
man  aye  r 

SCHUSTER  A  C,  wagonmaker 

Sedgwick  Chus,  meat  market 

Sutlgwick  fieo  E,  hotel 

Simmons  K  M^liysician 

SMITH  JOHN,  saloon  and  restaurant 

ixiuires  W  W,  constable 

rhoriibiin;  M,  justice  of  the  peace,  i}o- 
tary  imbhc  an*l  real  estatd 

Utlcy  L,  moat  marl<  et 

Ithyft  Morris  (Miss  F  Utley  and  L 
Morris),  millinery  and  dressmaking 

Vincent  Mrs  J  M,  confectionery 

WESBB  R>  tinware,  plumbing  and 
general  jobbing 

SANTA  MONICA. 

Los  Anoelex  County.  A  poat,  express 
and  telegraph  office.  It  is  a  resort  for 
tourists  and  pleasure-seekers,  on  the 
ocean  beach,  15  miles  from  Los  An- ' 


gelaa,  with  which  it  is  oonneotad  by  a 
railroad.  The  climate  is  very  fine  and 
'  the  country  is  pioturesqae.  It  haa  a 
population  of  BOO,  and  ii  in  a  prosper* 
ous  condition. 

Bassett  Albert,  liquors  and  fruita 
Bohme  Geo,  stoves  and  tinware 
BOTOE  M  B,  attorney-at-law,  Justice 

of  the  peace,  notary  public,  insurance 

agent  and  postmaster 
Bright  ft  Eclcert,  saloon 
Brousseau  Miss  Kate,  teacher 
Butts  Geo  T,  bakery  and  saloon 
Central  House,  £  D  Suits,  propr 
CHAP^  E  K.  agent  Wells,  Farso  ft  Co 
CBLAPUT  M  E»  groceries,  stationery, 

books,  etc 
Collins  Mrs  Kate,  boarding 
Cool  W,  minister  (Methodist) 
Cudehy  John,  saloon 
Cushing  O  F,  agt  L  A  ft  I  R  R  and  mgr 

W  U  Tel  Co 
Donald  J,  ast  Santa  Monica  Land  Co 
Elliot  J  S,  physician 
Flores  Wm,  truck  and  draying 
Ciaddy  M  R,  livery  stable 
OIROUX   H  ft    BRO  (H   and  L  G 

(liroux),  groceries  and  liquors 
Greene  J&mes,  bakery  and  groceries 
Hodgson  J  H  (Scott  ft  Hot^sor) 
Huie  .1  M,  blacksmith 
Jackson  Wm,  meat  market 
Jefferies  J  P,  physician 
Johnson  J  S,  meat  market 
Lur^as  James,  farmer 
Morgan  John  C,  attorney-at-law 
Mountain  John,  saloon 
Perry  Franklin,  barber 
Kapp  Willi.iin,  liquors 
Rogers  Geo  1,  constable  and  collector 
Sadlier  IVaiik  A,  saloon 

SALQADO  ft  GARCIA,   (J  Salgado 

and  E  Garcia),  saloon 
Salgado    J    (Salgado  ft  Garcia),     hair- 
dresser 

SAHTA  MONICA  HOTEL.  Scott  ft 

Hodgson  proprietors,  (see  advertise- 
ment) 

Santa  Monica  Bath  House,  Mrs  G  Wal- 
ler propr 

Santa  Monica  Land  Co,  John  Donald 

SCOTT  ft  HODGSON  (J  W  Scott  and 
J  H  Hodijson),  proprietors  Santa  Mon- 
ica Hotel 

Scott  J  W  (Scott  ft  Hodgson) 

Seaman  W  W,  teacher 

Suits  E  D,  hotel 

Tell  W,  lii^uors,  fruits  and  livery  stable 

Thompson  W,  minister  (Presbyterian) 

Twitchell  C C,  restaurant andnoarding- 
houae 

Vawter  W  D  ft  E  J  ( W  D  and  E  J  Vaw- 
ter),  general  merchandise 


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2.  Old  Mission  Church. 

3.  y   sion  Orogg. 

4.  Students'  Chapel. 

5.  Exhibition  Hail. 


BIRDSEYE    VIEW    OF  SANTA; 

6  and  7.    Contemplated  Anditinns. 

8.  Scientiilc  Departments 

9.  Literary  and  Cumineruial  Dciiartnient. 

10.  ( lothes-riKini. 

11.  Inflrniary. 


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Santa  Clarap  Ca! 

This  Institution  was  founded  in  1851,  and  in  1852  was  incorporated  v 
buildings,  with  extensive  shady  play-grounds,  covered  gymnasiums,  swinimir 
Apparatus,  and  valuable  collections  of  Mineralogy  and  Geology.  It  has,  alf 
Photography  and  Commercial  Business.     For  the  latter  a  new  building  186x40  h 

Diploma*  are  (fiven  in  two  departments— the  Classical  and  Scicntiflc-and  Certiflcates  in  the  Commercial  mun 

■]?  3B  Zl.  ACS  I  - 

^  ^  .     .  ^.       .,  (Ps}-able  Heml-Annnally  in  Ai 

Matrlealatlon  Fee,  to  be  paid  but  once 

Board,  IjOd«lnv,  Tuition  in  all  branches,  Waeihiiiit  and  Mendlnx  of  ljin«n.  Mcliool 
Baths,  etc.,  per  aeaalon  often  months . 

Descriptive  Cataloirue  of  the  College  may  be  had  free  on  application. 


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CLARA    COLLEGE. 

12.  Library. 

13.  Printing  omc«. 

14.  Stenm  Ijuundry. 
l.'i.  Waterworks. 

14.     Bakery,  Tailor's  anil  Shuemaker'H  Shop. 


17,  Machine  Shop. 

18.  at.  .Iiiweph's  Shrine. 
W.  Vineyard. 

'2().  Garden  and  flsli  pond. 

31.  Front  park. 


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gymnasiums,  swimming  pond,  etc.  It  possesses  a  most  complete  Philosophical 
Geology.  It  has,  also,  practical  schcx)ls  of  Assaying,  Surveying,  Telegraphy, 
lew  building  186x40  has  just  been  finished,  that  leaves  nothing  to  be  desired. 

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California — Santa  Monica-Santa  Pavla. 


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SANTA  MONICA,  CAL. 


SCOTT  &  HODGSON,  Proprietors. 

A  Summer  and  Winter  Resort  on  the  sea- coast,  17  miles  from 
Los  Angeles.  CO  Bath  Houses  on  the  Beach  in  front  of  Hotel, 
wii  h  hot  and  cold  salt  and  fi  <^sh  water. 

COMPARATIVE  TABIii:  OF  TEMPERATIJBE. 

Place.  Jan.      July.       Latitude. 

SantaMonica 58        65        34«.00' 

Santa  Barbara 56        66        34«'.24' 

Monterey 52        58        Se^SB' 


SANTA  PAULA. 

VENTiniA  County.    A  poat-office.     Tlie 
young  and  thriving  village  of  Santa 
Paula  is  located  1 5  miles  east  of  San 
Buenaventura  and  30  miles  from  New- 
hall,  on  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
The  town   is   situat'  d  on   the  north 
side  of  the  Santa  Clara  Valley  ne  ir  the 
'junction  oi  the  Santa  Paula,  a  be.aiti- 
fiil  mountain  stream,  that  empties  into 
the  Santa  Clara  River. 

The  town  has  a  fine  Methodist  Church, 
water  works,  fruit  dryer,  and  the  Far- 
nor  Canal  and  Water  Company's  Ditch 
pass  through  the  place. 

Being  in  the  centre  of  the  semi-tropic 
orange  lielt  of  Ventura  County,  and 
near  the  extensive  oil  wells  of  the  Ex 
Mission,  Oil  Center  ami  Heroulauium,  it 
is  shortly  destined  to  Iwone  of  the  most 
thriving  business  towns  in  Southern 
California.  Oranges,  lemons,  apricots, 
peaches,  apples,  and  all  the  semi-tropic 
and  other  fruits  fiourish  abundantly, 
while  the  lands  in  the  vicinity  of  the 
town  are  remarkably  productive  of  corn, 
barley,  wheat,  beans  and  all  kinds  of 
ve^tables.  Lands  are  worth  from  $50 
tof200  per  acre.     Population  450. 

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Blanchard  &  Bradley,  flour-mill,  stock 
raiser  and  fruitgrower 

Brown  W,  blacksmith 

Boor  E,  teacher 

Berry  Mrs  I  O,  dressmaker 

Butcher  Mrs  Annis,  dressmaker 

Coffman  Ike,  constable 

Coffman  Martin,  vegetables  and  fruit 

Cohm  M,  general  merchandise 

Corey  John  G,  apiarist  and  commission 
merchant 

Cranrtall  A,  wagonmaker 

Easley  Warham,  nurseryman 

Fuddies  Miss  M,  teacher 

FORBES  B  0>  postmaster  and  agent 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  general  mer- 
chandise, (see  adv) 

folding  Thos,  carpenter 

Gordon  W  A,  liquors 

Granger  Miss  C,  dressmaker 

Gray  Alex,  fruit  grower  and  florist 

Gruwall  O  P,  boots  and  shoes 

OUIBERSON  n)ELL)  groceries  ar.d 
provisions 

Guiberson  Rev  S  B,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

GTJIBERSON  S  P>  physician  and  drug- 
gist, justice  of  the  peace  and  notary 
public 

Hector  Z,  blacksmith 

Ireland  Eugene,  contractor  and  builder 


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Lawton  C  H,  olergvman 
Peralto  Julio,  butcher 
RaoBon  E,  carpenter 
Scott  John,  dry  goods 
Sewell  6  6,  dairyman  andcheesemaker 
Skinner  L,  general  merchandise 
Tanner  Gil  wrt,  expressman 
McMillan  P,  livery  stable 
T&nney  C  M,  cabinetmaker 
Varner  C  L,  miller 

Warring  I H,  book-keeper  and  account- 
ant 
Wilkerson  S,  blacksmith 


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SANTA   PAULA CALIFORNIA 

Keeps  a  (general  assortment  of 

Groceries  &  Provisions 

Cutlery,  Stationery,  Etc. 

Also,  a  splendid  stock  of  TOBACCO  and  CIGARS 
constantly  on  hand 

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SANTA  hi     . 

Monterey  County.    A  post-office,  on 
a  stage  road,  3  miles  from  Salinas. 

Archer  S  M,  physician  and  surgeon 

Brandt  Joseph,  saloon 

Castro  M  A,  liquors 

Elliott  W  W,  painter 

Hubbard  P  6,  blacksmith 

IRVIM K    SAMUEL,     groceries    and 

postmaster^ 
Sota  R  M  F,  attorney-at-law 


SANTA  ROSA. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the  north 
side  of  Santa  Rosa  Creek,  and  about 
2  miles  from  the  foothills.  Population 
about  5,000. 

it  is  the  county  seat,  and  was  laid  out 
as  a  town  by  F.  G.  H.  jman,  Julio  Car- 
rill  o  and  their  associates  in  1 852.  To  the 
south,  west  and  north  lie  the  splendid 
valleys  of  Petaluma,  Santa  Rosa  and 
Russian  River,  unexcelled  for  product- 
iveness in  the  State,  and  filled  with  a 
prosperous  population.  The  climate  is 
mild  and  equable,  and  the  soil  produces 
crops  every  year — the  dry  seasons  being 
the  best  in  this  valley.  The  public 
schooU  have  two  commodious  buildings, 
with  a  numerous  corps  of  teachers. 
There  are  also  two  fine  collegiate  build- 
ings, eight  churches,  one  foundry  and 
machine  shop,  one  first-class  woolen 
mill,  two  tanneries,  one  fiouring-mill, 
one  planing-mill,  and  numerous  carriage 
and  smith  shops.      The  iSanta  Jtosa  Be- 


pubUcav,  the  Sonoma  Democrat,  Daily 
Republican,  and  the  Daily  and  Weekly 
Equal  Rights  newspapers  are  published 
here.  The  plaza  is  one  of  the  finest  in 
the  State,  and  the  location  of  the  city 
is  unexcelled  for  beauty.  Its  main  trade 
is  derived  from  the  vineyard  and  agri- 
cultural interests  of  the  locality. 

Abendroth  F,  merchant  tailor 

Acker  R  W,  oountysupervisor 

Ackley  H  C,  a^  Wheeler  and  Wilson 
Sewing  Machines 

Adams  Mrs  E  G,  dressmaker  and  agt 
for  Domestic  Patterns 

Adams  Rev  George,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

Aiken  Mat,  county  treasurer 

Allen  Darwin  C,  attomey-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Allen  Geo  F,  county  supervisor 

Allen  Henry,  wagonmaker 

Allen  S  I  (Burger  &  Allen) 

Allison  Misses  L  L  and  M,  dressmakers 

A  O  U  W  Hall 

ABMSTBOHO   J   &    editor    "Santa 


Rosa  Republican,"  near  cor  Mendo- 
cino and  5th,  (see  adv) 

Atkins  W  G,  liquors 

Atterbury  A,  groceries 

ATTERBUBY  W  E    cashier  Santa 

Rosa  Bank,  Exchange 
Baker  Henry  (Baker  &  Ross) 
Baker  &  Ross  (Henry  Baker  and  Robert 

Ross),  wagonmakers,  blacksmiths  and 

horseshoers 
Baker  William,  blacksmith 
Bane  C  H  (Dickson  k  Bane) 
Bane  D  C,  capitalist 
Baxter  &  Morey  (T  P  Baxter  and  J  W 

Morey),  stoves,  tin  and  hardware  and 

agricultural  implemeuts 
Baxter  T  P  (Baxter  &  Morey) 
Becker  Wm,  blacksmith 
Benbow  E  M,  painter 
Bertolani  Bros,  variety  store,  cigars  and 

tobacco 
Bew  Geo,  groceries 
Bither  M  P,  expressman 
Black  Jos,  mgr  canned  goods  and  dried 

fruit  mfy 
Bloomingtnn  L  J,  tailor 
Body  &  Head,  blacksmiths 
Bompus  C  H,  architect,  contractor  and 

builder 
Bond  W  H,  under  sheriff 
Boyce  J  F,  physician 
Breslauer  B,  X  L  N  T  Clothing  House 
Brosnahan  C  H,  painter 
Brown  John,  attorney-at-law  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
Bryant  W  J,  srooery 
Buckland  L  iC  harness  and  saddlery 
'  Bumbaugh  C  M,  painter 


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Burckhalter  Mrs  A,  millinery  aad  dress- 
making 

BUBCSHALTER  J>  attorney,  Conrt 

House,  4th 
Burckhalter  O'Kane,  carpenter 
Burser  &  Allen  (G  H  Burger  and  S I 

Allen),  butchers 
Burger  C  H  (Burger  &,  Allen) 
Burnett  Rev  G  O,  clergyman  (Christian 

Church) 
Burnett  Mat,  attorney 
BUKBIS  L  W,  assistant  cashier  Santa 

Rosa  Bank,  Exchange  ave 
Byington  H  W,  livery  stables 
Byrnes'  Hotel,  M  Byrnes  proprietor 
Byrnes  M,  hotel 
Calderwood  A,  detective  and   deputy 

sheriff 
Caldwell  F  M,  dentist 
Caldwell  G  C  (McGregor  &  Caldwell) 
Callan  Miss  M,  dressmaker 
Campbell  J  J,  confectionery 

CAMPBELL  J  T>  attorney,  cor  4th 
and  Mendocino 

Campbell  J  W,  street  commissioner 

Carithers  D  N,  dry  and  fancy  goods, 
clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  caps,  gro- 
ceries, etc 

Carters  Mrs,  boarding-house 

Centennial  Spring  Bed  Bottom,  Geo 
Luce  mfr 

Chamberlain  David,  capitalist 

Childers  Joseph,  plasterer  and  bricklayer 

Christal  B  F,  blacksmith 

CLABK  J  Fi  mayor,  and  livery  stable, 
cor  2d  and  Main 

Cole  H,  dentist 

COLOAN  E  P  (Smith  &  Colgan)  4th 

Connelly  M  W,  county  jailer 

Conrad  Charles,  restaurant  and  bakery 

Conway  Father,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

Cooper  W  M,  capitalist 

Cowen  Philip,  books,  stationery,  fancy 
goods,  and  crockery 

Cox  Captain,  capitalist 

Craine  Miss  Ella,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Crane  Mrs,  glove  mfr 

Crane  J,  vegetables  and  poultry 

Crane  Robt,  supervisor 

Creagh  M,  bootmaker 

GROPLET  H  M  (Cropley  Sc  Son),  foot 

6tb 
CBOPLET  ft  SON  (Wm  and  H  M 

Cropley),  tannery,  foot  6th 
CBOPLET  WM  (Cropley  &  Son),  foot 

6th 
Cruthert  B,  furniture,  bedding,  window 

shades,  etc 
Davis  MoKinsey,  restaurant 
Davis  Milo  S,  undertaker 
Davis  Mrs  M,  sewing  school 
Davis  Press,  surveyor  and  civil  engineer 


DAVIS  W  Si  general  collector,  cor  4th 

and  Mendocino 
Decoe  Prof  T  C,  University  of  Music 
Demetz  Henry,  fruits,  vegetables,  and 

confectionery 
Denman  F  H,  county  surveyor  and  civil 

enmneer 
DExTJBKL  viticultural  commissioner 

of  Sonoma  District,   and  proprietor 

Santa  Rosa  Winery 
Dickson  &;  Bane  (J  M  Dickson  and  C  H 

Bane),  general  dry  goods,  etc 
Dickson  JM  (Dickson  &  Bane) 
Dimick  F  M,  clergyman  (Presb3rterian) 
Dinwiddle  J  L,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
Doran  A  (Doran  &  Co) 
Doran  &  Co  (A  and  M  M  Doran),  variety 

bazaar 
Doran  M  M  (Doran  ft^^o) 
Dout  J,  painter 
Dufiy  Thos,  saloon 
Dugan  P  S,  bootmaker 
Dunbar  J  W  (Taylor  ft  Dunbar) 
EAGLE  HOTEL.  W  H  Moxon  pro- 
prietor. Main  bet  2d  and  3ii 
Elite  Boot  and  Shoe  Store,  W  E  Healy 


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ALBIOHTS  WEEBXT,"  W  O 

Howe  editor  and  proprietor,  193  4th 

EUBEKA  HAIB  PBESEBVEB.  A 

Morgenstein  manager.  Occidental 
Hotel 

Fanner  C  C,  pres  Santa  Rosa  Mf^;  Co, 
and  councilman 

FABMEB  E  T>  president  Santa  Rosa 
Bank,  and  treasurer  Santa  Rosa  Man- 
ufacturing Co,  Exchange  ave 

FASHION  STABLE.  J  P  Clark  pro- 
prietor, cor  2d  and  Main 

Faulkener  R  D,  attorney-at-law 

Fick  J  F,  liquors 

Field  M  C,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Finlaw  Wm,  physician 

Fisher  A  L  (Fisher  &  Kinslow) 

Fisher  &  Kinslow  (A  L  Fisher  and  J  F 
Kinslow),  marble  and  granite  works 

Ford  Sc  Johnson,  soda  works 

Ford  J  R,  groceries 

FBAZEE  C  D.  druggia  and  apothe- 
cary, 223  4th 

Frehe  Louis,  bootmaker 

FBOST  C  W  (Frost  &  Hillis),  197  4th 

FBOST  &  HHiLIS  (C  W  Frost  and  J 
A  Hillis),  real  estate  agents,  197  4th 

OABDELLA  C  L.  Hotel  D'ltalia 
Unita,  6th  near  Railroad  Depot 

Gardner  L  B,  jeweler 

Germania  Beer  Hall,  John  Ronsheimer 
propr 

Germania  Hotel,  John  Haas  propr 

Glenn  J  H,  general  merchandise 

Glenn  J  H,  hay,  grain  and  wood  and 
councilman 

Glispin  James  (Glispin  k  Marvin) 


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Glispin  ft  Marvin  (J  Glispin  and  W  R 
Marvin),  groceries 

Goldfish  B  (Wise,  Goldfish  k  Co) 

Goodwin  C  B,  barber 

Gordon  H  C,  shooting  gallery 

GRAND  EXCH^OE,  Frank  Kelly 
proprietor,  cor  3d  and  Main 

OBAin)  HOTEL.  William  Montgom- 
ery proprietor,  cor  3d  and  Main 

Gray  J  W,  butcher 

Great  Western  Dry  Goods  House,  Dick- 
son &  Bane  proprs 

Green  (4  O,  agt  S  F  &  N  ^  R  R 

Grissom  Wm,  constable 

Grosse  Guy  E,  broker  in  real  estate 

Grove  Chauncy  C,  surveyor 

Haas  John,  (iermania  Hotel 

Hall  Geo,  reporter 

HALTINNEE  JACOB    «anta    Rosa 

Brewery,  cor  2d  and  VVilson 
Hardin  Col  J  A,  capitalist 

HARRINOTON  A  S.  furniture,  sec- 
ond hand  and  junk  store,  44  Mendo- 
cino 

Harris  T  M,  constable 

Hartford,  Fireman's  Fund,  Imperial, 
Northern  Queen,  and  Loudon  insur- 
ance companies,  B  M  Spencer  agt 

Healy  W  K,  propr  Elite  Boot  and  Shoe 
Store 

Heisel  Paul,  bootmaker 

Heiser  R  iJ'M.ither  &  Co),  Santa  Rosa 
Flonrinj;  Mills 

Henley  Barclay  (Henley,  Whipple  & 
Gates 

Henley,  Whipple  &  Gates  (Barclay  Hen- 
ley, E  L  Whipple  and  Jas  W  Gates), 
attorneys 

H  rvey  N  B,  blacksmith 

Hease  F  W,  tjun  and  locksmith 

HILII8JA(Fn.«t  &  Hillis).   ll>7   4th 

Hirth  Fred,  Imtoliur 

EOAG  &  DAVIS  (O  H  H..ag  and  W  S 
Davis),  general  insurance,  c"r  4th  and 
Mendocino 

HOAG  0  H>  attorney  and  notary  pub- 
lic, cor  4il>  und  Memlocino 

Hodgson  R,  tailor 

Hodkins  M  W,  glove  mfr  and  furnish- 
ing goods 

Hoflfer  Chas,  city  clerk 

Hoffer  F,  restaurant  and  bakery 

Holman  John,  city  a-'aessor 

Holt  WAS,  painter 

Home  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co,  Thos 
L  Thompson  mgr 

Hood  George,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

HOPFEK  THOS.  vicepn-sident  Santa 

Rosa  Bank,  Exchange  ave 
Hoskins  T  D  (Thompson  &  Hoskins) 

HOTEL  DITALIA  UNITA.   C  L 

(iardella  proprietor,  6th  near  Railtoad 
Depot 


HOWE  W  0.  editor  and   proprietor 
"Equal  Rights"  and  city  auctioneer, 
193  4tb,  (see  adv) 
Insham  Andrew  H,  plasterer 

I  X  L,  M  oral  Bros  proprs  (N  and  S  Mo- 
ral), general  merchandise 

Jacobs  M,  tailor 

Jarvis  G,  blacksmith 

Johnson  Mrs  Melville,  principal  Kinder- 
garten School 

Jones  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Johnson  Geo  A,  attorney-at-law 

JOOST  PETER,  billiard  saloon  and 
liquors,  nr  R  R  Depot 

Jud  Christian,  saloon 

Keim  B  F,  expressman 

Kelly  Frank,  propr  Grand  Exchange 

Kerr  R  A,  bootmaker 

Keser  L,  Jr,  harness,  saddles,  etc 

Kessing  J  B,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Kindergarten  School,  Mrs  Melville  John- 
son principal 

Kinslow  J  F  (Fisher  &  Kinslow) 

Kirsza  J,  barber 

Klutes'  Hall 

Knobcl  Tony,  saloon 

Koch  August,  barber 

Koetheu  Adolph,  art  school 

Kopf  &  Muller(Wm  Kopf  and  J  Mul- 
Icr),  new  and  second-hand  furniture 

Kopf  Wm,  cabinetmaker 

Korbel  Bros  (Frank,  Jo  and  Antoine 
Korbel),  lumlx!r 

KRONCKE  HEXRY.  Santa  Rosa 
Planin<4  Mills,  ctir  Wilson  &  Uth 

Kurlanders  J,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Label  I,  ciuars  and  tobacco 

Lamkan  Rev  August,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Lauglilin  A  D,  attorney,  notary  public 
and  justice  of  peioe 

Lee  Wm  &  Bro  (\Vm  H  and  Chas  Lee), 
expressmen 

Lehman  (ieo,  painter 

Letold  J  (J,  St  ve-",  tin  and  hardware 

Lewis  (jco  W,  county  assessor 

Liebman  &  C"<,  (L  Iiiol)man),  dry  goods 

LIVERY  STABLE.  J  V  Clark  pro- 
prietor,  cor  'Jil  and  Main 

Lomont  A  A,  painter 

LOTJCKS  A  H,  saloon,  licpiors  and 
reading  room,  43  Mendocino 

Luce  Geo,  mfr  Centennial  Spring  Bed 
Bottom 

Ludwig  J,  lumber 

Ludwig  T  J,  architect  ami  builder,  lum- 
ber, whingles,  etc,  and  plumber  und 
gas-fitting 

Miignolia  House,  H  L  Mullikan  propr 

Mahon  Hev  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Martin  Misses  M  E  und  F  A,  niillinery 
and  dressmaking 

Marvin  W  R  (Glispin  &  Marvin) 

Mt.ther  J  (J  Mather  &  Co) 


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McConnell),  217  4th 
MoConoohie  R,  marble  and  granite  yard 
McCumiskey  J,  bootB  and  iinoes 
MoDONALD   MARK    L.    president 

Santa  Rosa  Water  Works,  243  4th 
McOee  J  H,  attorney -at-law 
McGeorge    Robert,    livery  stable   and 

mail  contractor 
McGregor  &  Caldwell  (F  McGregor  and 

G  C  Caldwell),  blacksmithing 
McGregor  Frank  <  McGregor  &  CaldwpU) 
Mead  James  A,  county  supervisor 
Mead  W  H,  constable 
Meal  W  W,  Jr,  Santa  Rosa  Ice  Works 
Menefer  James  M,  painter 

METCALF  S  W>  manufacturer  Met- 
calf  Patent  Chaise  and  carriage  buil- 
der, cor  3d  and  Hinton  ave 

HETZOEB  WM.  Santa  Rosa  Brew- 
ery, cor  2d  and  Wilson 

Meyer  J  C,  tailor 

Miller  Mrs,  dyeins  and  scouring 

Miller  John,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 

Milliken  H  L,  hotel  and  feed  stable 

MITCHELL  J  H.  carriage  manufac- 
tory, general  blacksmithing,  and  feed- 
mill,  cor  4th  and  A 

MOLLER  HENRT,  reading  room  and 
liquors,  203  4th 

MONTQOMERT  WM,  Grand  Hotel, 

cor  3d  and  Main 
Moral  Bros  (N'  and  S  Moral),  gen  mdse 
Moral  N  (Moral  Bros) 
Moral  S  (Moral  Bros) 

MOROENSTERN   ALBERT,    hair 

dresser.  Occidental  Hotel 
Morey  J  W  (Baxter  &  Morey) 
Morns  W  H,  salonn 
Morrison  Oscar,  drug  store 
'Morrow  Jas  Jr,  stoves,  tin,  hardware, 

and  pumps 
Morse  K  E,  supervisor 
Morse  J  M,  painter 
MOXEN  WM  H,  Eagle  Hotel,   Main 

bet  2d  and  3d 
Mullet  J  (Kopf  ftMuller) 
Muether  Frank,  cigar  mfr 
Mute  Henry,  saloon 

NAOLE  EDWARD,  liquors  and  club 

room,  Exchange  ave 
Nagle  F  G,  searcher  of  records,  convey- 
ancer, and  notary  public 
Neece  A,  p  stma^ster 
Newman  O  M,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Neyce  J  H,  searcher  of  records 
Nippert  Paul  M,  insurance  agt 

NOOHAN    GEO   P,    cashier   Savings 

Bank,  Exchange  ave 
Noonan  P  H  (Noonan  &  Towey) 
Noenan  k  Towey  (P  H  Noonan  and  P 

Towey),  butchers 


W   (Henley,  Whipple  k 
Noonan  k  Towey 


Oates  James 
Gates) 

Occidental  Market, 
proprs 

Onett  J  W,  dry  goods  and  notions 

O'Rear  k  Smith  (W  E  O'Rear  and  A  H 
Smith),  groceries 

O'Rear  WE  (O'Rear  k  Smith) 

OVERTON  A  P>  president  Savings 
Bank,  Exchange  ave 

OVERTON  JOHN  F,  assistant  cashier 
Savings  Bank,  Exchange  ave 

Pacific  Methodist  College,  Rev  W  A 
Finley  pres,  0  H  Roberta  prof  of  lan- 
guages, Clarke  W  Reynolds  prof  of 
music 

Palace  Saloon,  W  H  Morris  propr 

Palmer  S  G,  boots  and  shoes 

Peck  &  Shorey,  carpenters 

Peery  T  E,  groceries 

Peugh  Thomas,  city  express 

Phelps  C  L,  painter 

PHOTOGRAPH  GALLERY.  Mathieu 

Schram  proprietor,  180  4th 
Pioneer  Hotel,  Mrs  E  Johnson 
Plaza  Drug  Store,  Oscar  Morrison 

PORTER  W  W,  attorney,  cor  4th  and 
Mendocino 

Post-oifice,  A  Neece  postmaster 

Pressley  J  G,  superior  judge 

Prince  M,  auctioneer  and  commission 
merchant,  and  furniture 

PROCTOR  &  REYNOLDS  (T  J  Proc- 
tor and  W  D  Reynolds),  Pacific  Land 
Othce,  42  Mendocino,  (see  udv) 

Proctor  T  A,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

PROCTOR  T  J  (Proctor  &  Reynolds), 
42  Mendocino 

Public  Library 

Quackenbush  Mrs  S  A,  furnishing  goods, 
hoots  and  shoes 

Quinlan  Martin,  attorney-at-law 

Rabb  Miss,  dressmaking 

Rankin  C  Y,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

RE  A  T  LiPhotographer,  3d  opp  Plaza 

H-'Ry.'n  J  H>  livtry  stable,  cor  5th  and 
Mendocino,  (see  adv) 

Reed  W  C,  druggist  and  councilman 

REYNOLDS  W  D  (Proctor  k  Rey- 
nolds), 42  Mendocino 

Richardson  Bros,  city  express 

.Ridgeway  J,  capitalist 

Riley  A  VV,  capitalist 

RONEY  J  M>  importer,  whv.^.dale  and 

retail  liquors,  175  4th 
Ronsheimer  John,  liquors 
Rosa  Robert  (Baker  k  Ross) 
Royal  J  E,  harness  and  saddlery 

RUE  J  B>  sec  Santa  Rosa  Water 
Works,  243  4th  

RTJTLEDGE  ft  McCONNELL  (Thom- 
as Rutledge  and  W  £  McConnell)^ 
attorneys,  217  4th 


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BVTUEDOE  THOMAS  (Rutledge  ft 

McConnell),  217  4th 
Sacry  D  S,  general  variety  store 
Sahl  Christian,  general  merchandise 
St  Ursula  Academy,  Sister  Xavier  su- 
perioress 
SAXOOH  AND  CLUB  BOOM,  Ed- 
wa-d  Nagle  proprietor,  Exchange  ave 
SANTA  BOSA  BANK.  E  T   Farmer 

S resident,    Thos    Hopper   vice-presi- 
ent,  W  B  Atterburrv  cashier,  L  W 
Burris   assistant    cashier,   Exchange 

SANTA  BOSA  kBEWEBT,  Metzger 
&  Haltinner  (Wm  Metzger  and  Jacob 
Haltinner),  proprietors,  cor  2d  and 
Wilson 

Santa  Rosa  City  Flouring  Mill,  J  Math- 
er &  Co  (J  Mather  and  R  Heiser), 
proprs 

Santa  Rosa  Fruit  Canning  Co,  Joseph 
Black  propr 

Santa  Rosa  Oas  Co,  John  A  Paxton 
pres,  E  A  Shackelford  supt  and  sec 

Santa  Rosa  Ice  Works,  W  W  Neal  Jr 
propr 

Santa  Rosa  Land  Agency,  Thompson  ft 
Hoskius  m^ 

Santa  Rosa  Library  Association 

SANTA  BOSA  IIVEBY  STABLE. 

J  H  Reed   proprietor,   cor  5th  and 

Mendocino 
Santa  Rosa  Mfg  Co,  C  C  F»,rmer  pres, 

£  T  Farmer  treas,  casaimeres,  tweeds, 

flannels,  etc 
Santa  Rosa  Normal  School,  Prof  Alex  C 

Means  principal 
SANTA  IftOSA  OCCIDENTAL  HO- 
TEL. C  A  Tupper  ft  Sou  proprietors, 

cor  4th  and  B,  (see  adv) 
Santa  Rosa  Pioneer  Hotel,   Mrs  E  P 

Johnson  propr 
SANTA  BOSA  PLANINO  MILLa 

Henry  Kroncke  proprietor,  cor  Wil- 
son and  6th 

'*SANTA    BOSA    BEPUBUCAN' 

(daily  and  weekly),  J  B  Armstrong  ed- 
itor, nr  cor  Mendocino  and  5th 

Santa  Rosa  Seminary,  Misses  Chase 
principals 

Santa  Rosa  Soda  Works,  P  J  Sullivan  ft 
Co  proprs 

Santa  Rosa  Steam  Woolen  Mills 

Santa  Rosa  Street  Car  Co,  M  L  McDon- 
ald pres 

SANTA  BOSA  WATEB  WOBBS. 

Mark  L  McDonald  president,  San 
Francisco,  J  B  Rue  secretary,  243  4th 

SANTA  BOSA  WINEBT.  I  De  Turk 

proprietor 

Savage  Bros  (S  L  and  C  W  Savage),  den- 
tists 

Savage  C  W  (Savage  Bros) 

Savage  S  L  (Savage  Bros) 


SAvnros  bank  of  santa  boba. 

A  P  Overton  president,  W  S  M  Wrifflit 
vice-president,  Geo  P  Noonan  cashier, 
John  P  Overton  assistant  cashier.  Ex- 
change ave 

SoheeKne  M  (Soheeline  ft  Taft) 

Scheeline  ft  Taft  (M  Scheeline  and  H  D 
Taft),  ffeneral  dry  goods,  clothing, 
boots,  shoes  and  groceries 

Schmidt  C  H,  barber 

Schmidt  John,  saloon 

SCHBAMM  MATHIEU.  photogra- 
pher, 186  4th 

Schran  Frank,  oarriagemaker 

Segelken  E  A,  grocery  and  councilman 

Shannon  A  G,  attorney 

Shearer  M  M,  physician 

Shelton  D,  blacksmith 

Sheppuird  J  A,  clerevman  (Episcopalian) 

Shouting  Gallery,  U  C  Gordon  propr 

Smith  A  H  (O'Rear  ft  Smith) 

SMITH  ft  COLOAN  ( Wm  P  Smith  and 
E  P  Colgan),  general  black -miths  and 
horseshoers,  cor  4th  and  A 

Smith  John,  liquors 

Smith  R  P,  physician 

Smith  T  W,  variety  store 

SMITH  "WM  (Smith  ft  Colgan),  cor  4th 

and  A 
Smyth  Chas  S,  supt  public  schools 
Smyth  Edwin  H,  paints,  oils,  varnishes 

and  glass 

SONOMA  COUNTT  AOBICULTVB- 
ALPABK  ASSOCIATION.  James 

P  Clark  president,  Geo  P  Noonan 
treasurer,  Charles  Hoffer  secretary, 
office  Court  House 

Sonoma  County  Farm  (for  indigent  per- 
sons), J  Claypool  supt 

Sonoma  County  Soda  NVorks,  Johnston 
ft  Ford  proprs 

"80N0MADEM0CBAT, "  T  L  Thomp. 

son  editor,  w  s  Plaza 
Spencer  ft  Armstrong  (L  Armstrong  and 

B  M  Spencer),  groceries 
Spencer  B  M  (Spencer  ft  Armstrong), 

and  insurance  agt 
Spinel  B,  fruits  and  v^;eta^les 
Stahl  C,  seneral  merchandise 
Stuart  A  B,  physician 
Stuart  Chas  D,  attorney 
Stuart  Mrs,  physician 
Sullivan  P  J  ft  Co,  Santa  Rosa  Soda 

Works 
Swansea  N,  tannery 
Swett  Frank  H,  gea  insurance  agt 
Swett  H  K,candy  factory 
Taft  H  D  (Scheeline  ft  Taft) 
Taft  Rev  S  A,  clergyman  (Baptist)^ 
Taylor  ft  Dunbar  (J  H  Taylor  and  J  W 

Danbar)«  dry  and  fancy  goods 
Taylor  J  H  (Taylor  ft  Puubar) 
Temj'l?  Jackson,  superior  judge 


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OALLERT.  T  L  Rea  proprietor,  3d 
opp  Plaza 

Thompson  C  H,  physician 

Thompson  ft  Haskins,  real  estate 

Thompson  Sobt  A,  county  clerk 

THOMPSON  T  L.  editor  Sonoma 
"Democrat"  and  councilman,  west 
side  of  Plaza 

Thompson  Thomas  L  (Thompson  ft  Hos- 
kins) 

Towey  P  (Noonan  ft  Towey) 

Trembley  A,  carriage  maker  and  black- 
smith 

Triebig  L  O,  merchant  tailor 

TUPPER  C  V  (O  A  Tupper  ft  Son), 
cor  4th  and  B 

TUPPER  0  A  (O  A  Tupper  ft  Son), 
cor  4th  and  B 

TUPPER  0  A  ft  SON,  Occidental 
Hotel,  cor  4th  and  B,  (see  adv) 

VAinijERHOOF  M  V,  carriage  and 
sign  painter,  cor  4th  and  A 

Van  Doren  Wm  H,  flour,  feed  and  com- 
mission store,  etc 

Waite  W  W,  saloon 

Warboys  J  W,  druggist 

Ware  A  B,  district  attorney 

Welch  Mrs  M  T,  milliner 


Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co,  T  A  Proctor  agt 
Weller  S,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Wells  S,  painter 
Whipple  E  L    (Henley,     Whipple    ft 

Gates) 
White  John  M,  marshal 
Wilde  S,  bootmaker 
Wiley  J  N,  dentist 
Williams  C  H,  general  groceries 
Wilson  H  S.attorney-at-laMr 

WILSON  MRS  S  A,  dressmaking,  47 
4th 

Wilson  Wm  (Wise,  Goldfish  ft  Co) 

Wise,  OoldHsh  ft  Co  (H  Wise,  B  Gold- 
fish and  Wm  Wilson),  carpets  and 
general  merchandise 

Wise  H  (Wise,  Goldfish  ft  Co) 

Wise  ft  Goldfish,  tannery 

Wood  Ben  S,  county  recorder  and  aud- 
itor 

Wood  Balph,  attorney-at-law 

Wood  W  M,  saloon 

Wright  A  S,  physician 

Wright  C  A,  books  and  stationery 

WRIGHT  W  S  M,  vice-president  Sav- 
ings' Bank,  Exchange  ave 

TOUNG  LADIES'  SEMINART. 

Misses  M  E  and  Ada  Chase  principals. 
Cottage  ave 


^   Carriages  and  Iiwery  of  all  Kinds. 

Orders  left  at  the  Stable  promptly  attended  to.     Terms  Reasonable. 


T.  i.  PROOTOR. 


W.  D.  RBYN0LD8. 


SANTA  ROSA  LIVERY  STABLE, 

J,  H.  BEED,  Proprietor, 
Cor.  Fifth  and  Mendocino  Streets,  Santa  Bosa,  Cal. 


PROCTOR  &  REYNOLDS, 

MKim  m  z  I  42  MENDOCINO  STREET, 

PACIFIC  LAND  OFFICE  a*is:issi:^AL 

Farms  and  City  Property  aold  or  exchanKed.    Houses  Rented  and  Rents  Collected  at  Lowest  Rates. 
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REPUBLICAN 


J.  B.  ABMSTROXO Editor  and  Proprietor. 


DAILY  iB  WEEKLY. 


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Published  in  the  heart  of  a  densely  populated  Agri- 
cultural County.  50  Miles  North  of 
San  Francisco. 


A  Good  Medium  for  Advertising. 

LABOE  CIRCULATION. 


Greater  than  any  other  at  Santa  Rosa. 


Codiforma — Scmta  Roaa-Satiooy. 


a.  A.  TUPPER 


0.  V.  TUPPER. 


OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL, 

Cetan  f  euth  aad  B  Stmti,  SuU  Bom. 
FIRST-CLASS  IN  EVEST  BESPECT. 

Free  'Bus  and  Carriage  to  and  from  Hotel. 

O.  A.  TUPPER  &  SOK,  Proprietors. 


SANTA  YNEZ. 

Sakta  Barbara  County.  Po«t-office 
l*a  Crao>78,  15  miles  from  Los  Ala- 
mos aad  38  milea  from  Santa  Barbara, 
the  county  seat. 

Edgar  — ,  carpenter  and  builder 

Gardner  C,  farmer 

Jamieson  T  B,  farmer 

Miller  Bros,  livery  stable 

Preston  John,  farmer  and  blacksmith 

St  Ores  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagonma* 
ker 

Smith  F,  farmer 

Warn  — ,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Warn  — ,  saloon 

WAfKINS  HENRT.  butcher,  gener- 
al merchandise  and  grain 


SARATOGA. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post-office,  10 
miles  by  stage  southwest  of  Santa 
Clara.  It  is  a  great  resort  for  invalids, 
who  art>  -^rawn  hither  on  account  of 
the  Pacific  Congress  Springs,  whose 
medicinal  and  curative  properties  are 
widely  known. 

Beardslev  J  B,  grocer 

Blabon  Otice  Jr,  livery 

Brewer  W  S,  grocer 

Caunt  Ed,  saloon 

Chisholm  John,  wagonmaker 

Dowd  Isaac,  justice  of  the  peace 

Fabratta  A,  saloon 

Oasette  C,  grocer 

Oaunt  C,  bootmaker  and  saloon 

Ooicine  &  Risbon,  saloon 

Hartman  J,  bootmaker 

King  E  T,  straw  wrapping  paper  mfr 

Laird  A  E,  hotel 

Lewis  ft  Hindes,  wine  rafrs 

McLean  R,  blaokHmith 

McWilliam  James,  blacksmith 

Moutrey  R,  constable 

PABSb  I  0>  postmaster,  grocer  and 

notions 
Roseblade  H,  saloon 


LAOE  L  A(  proprietor  Paoiiio  Congress 
Springs 

Saratoga  Paper  Mfg  Co 

Smith  A,  carpenter 

Smith  A  K,  carpenter 

Wallace  Bros,  feed  store 

WHIPPLB  y  Ml  stationery,  school 
books,  fancy  goods,  etc  and  postmas- 
ter 

Whitehnrst  W,  principal  of  school 


V.  M.  WHIPPLE, 

General  News  Agent 

AND  DKALER  in 

SUtionirj,  School  Books. 

Fancy  Goods,  Eto.» 

8AKATOUA,   CAL. 

SARGENTS. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  on  the  Southern  Pacific 
R.  U.  (Northern  Division),  6  miles 
from  Oilroy.  It  is  the  stage  station 
from  San  .luan. 

Butteriield  H  H,  farmer 

Chappel  Frank,  farmer 

Goodhue  C  H,  hotel 

Jones  C  O,  fanner 

Muir  J  F,  farmer 

Ross  B,  trader 

Ryan  &  Mallen  (M  Ryan  and  M 

len),  dairymen 
Sugent  Bros,  stook  raisers 
Sargent  J  P,  postmaster 
Shade  G  W.  farmer 
STBWABT  A.  agent  Southern  Pacific 

R  R  and  Western  Union  Telegraph 

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SATICOY. 

VaNTURA  CouMTT.  A  post-offioe,  9  milea 
east  of  San  Baenaventnra;  popalation 
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QUB8HSL  J  P>  poatniMter,  carpenter 

and  builder 
Rotiler  (}  F,  blAcktmith 


SAUCELITO. 

Marin  County.  A  poat,  expren  and 
telesraph  ofBce,  situated  on  Kiohard- 
Bon^  Bay,  on  the  North  Paoifio  Coaat 
R.  R.,  6  miles  from  San  Franoisoo.  It 
is  a  place  of  resort  during  the  summer 
months.  It  has  about  BOO  population. 
A  steamer  runs  to  and  from  San  Fran- 
cisco. 

Amaral  k  Co,  gen  mdse 

Avery  Francis  Jr,  insurance  agt 

Baraty  J  B,  butcher 

Bell  R,  editor 

Belrude  J  S,  livery  stable 

Broderick  T,  general  merchnndise 

Brooks  Jas,  clerk  N  P  C  R  R  Co 

Cramer  John  D,  carpenter  and  builder 

Campbell  A,  attorney 

Crane  Peter,  hotel 

Decilla  C,  constable 

Dexter  Chas  H,   steward   8  F  Yacht 

Club  House 
Dulip  J  T,  justice  of  the  peace 

"EL  MONTE"  HOTEL  J  £  Slinkey 

proprietor 

Forrest  Charles,  constable  and  boat- 
house 

Furlong  J  H,  school  teacher 

Oardner  W,  insurance  broker 

Hamlin  M  C,  R  R  agt  and  telegraph 

Hannon  M,  roadmaster 

Holthauson  John,  steward  Pacific  Yacht 
Club  House 

Hood  J  M,  lumber  dealer 

Jackuon  T  W,  general  merchandise 

Jenningson  J,  physician 

Johnson  T,  carpenter 

Kuhn  J.  blacksmith 

Leeee  Nick,  saloon 

Mason  Chas,  H  B  M  vice-consul 

Nightingale  W  J,  engineer 

O'Leary  Con,  contractor 

Retv  M,  restaurant 

Rockwell  W  M,  general  merchandise 

Ryan  James,  saJoon 

Schnell  Jake,  hotel 

Schnell  John,  grocer 

SLINKEY  J  E.  proprietor  El  'Monte 

Hotel 
Smith  Qeo  W,  livery  stable 
Tasheira  Geo,  fish  cannery 
Tiemay  P,  eeneral  merchandise 
TilUnghaat  u  J,  general  merchandise 
Waasen  Tom,  engineer 
Weber  Michael,  picnic  gronnds 
Windsor  M,  general  merchandise 


SAVANNAH. 


Los  Amoblbs  County.  A  post  and  tel- 
esraph  office,  un  tho  Southern  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Yuma  Division),  12  miles  south 
of  Los  Angeles. 

Hannon  J  C,  county  supervisor 
TSART    A    0.  hotel 


SAWYER'S   BAR. 

SisKiTOU  County.  A  post-office.  Is  a 
mining  camp,  40  miles  southeast  of 
Otleans,  ana  1 10  miles  by  stage  from 
Redding.     Population  100. 

Bathunt  E  W,  physician 

Bell  H  C,  general  merchandise 

Bigelow  Geo  W,  blacksmith  and  saw- 
mUl 

Birdsall  S  H,  eeneral  merchandise 

Brookhouse  Wm,  blacksmith 

DOBJ^  Bi  postmaster 

DunphyP  F,  general  merchandise 

ELDUPOE  n  J  ft  OOi  general  mer- 
chandise 

Heiney  Levy,  blacksmith 

Hughes  ft  Bros,  saw-mill 

Jencks  B  W,  attorney -at-law  and  notary 
public 

Luddy  Wm,  hotel 

McNalley  Ed  ft  Co.  butchers 

McNillis  Wm,  liquors 

Nally  James,  hotel 

Peters  Henry,  produce  and  merchandise 
packer 

Robinson  Henry  P,  liquors  and  hotel 

Sheffield  S  R,  attorney-at-law 


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SiBRRA  County.  A  post-office,  12  miles 
west  of  Downieville. 

ButterfieldC  H,  general  merchandise 

DUNPHET  J  £.  hotel 

Gibson  J,  saloon 
Jenkins  W  J,  blacksmith 
King  ft  Federof,  butchers 
Neives  Ant«)n,  bootmaker 
Rutishouse  John,  brewery 
Sammons  B  J,  saw-mill 


SCENEGA. 

Vbntura  County.  A  post-office,  24 
miles  by  stage  west  of  Newhall.  Pop- 
ulation 50. 

Del  Valle  Juventino,  fruit  grower  and 

wine  mfr 

WATWiy^  HEBHON*  postmaster  and 

general  merchandise 


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SCHOOL  HOUSE  STATION. 

Sa»  Mateo  County.     A  post-office,  2 
miles  from  Ocean  View. 

Brown  John,  saloon 
Bryant  Jacob,  blacksmith 
Collopy  Geo  M,  saloon 
PASLAQUA  At   general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 


HUUBOLDT 

Lake. 
Scott  W,  hotel 


SCOTTSVILLE. 

County.     Post-office   Blue 


SEARSVILLE. 

3an  Mateo  County.  A  post-office,  7 
miles  by  stage  south  of  Redwood. 

Booz  Frank,  saloon 
EIKERENKOTTER  J.  general  vnet- 

chandise 
Lloyd  W,  blacksmith 

SEA  SIDE.  ' 

Santa  Cruz  County.  Post-office 
Davenport.  On  the  sea  coast,  19 
miles  northweiit  of  Santa  Cruz. 

Post  David,  hotel  and  saloon 


SEBASTOPOL. 

Sonoma  County  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  on  the  stage  road  trom 
Santa  Rosa  to  Freestone,  6  miles 
frcn  Santa  Rusa,  and  7  miles  from 
i  nv  tune.  It  is  in  a  rich  agricultural 
(listiict,  and  there  are  quite  a  number 
ui  very  large  vineyards  and  orchards 
in  the  vicinity. 

Allen  B  B,  physician  and  notary 

ANDREWS.  0  W  (Wilton  &  An- 
drews), Main 

Berry  B  B,  justice  of  peace 

Berry  iS  B,  livery  stable,  and  stage  line 
from  Santa  Rosa  to  Freestone 

Calder  A,  orchard  and  vineyard 

Coon  L  0,  carpenter 

Crawford  Adam,  fruit  drier 

BAXTGHERTT  J  (Daugherty  &  Par- 
aons).  Main  

DATJGHEBTT    JOHH.    postmaster, 

DAUOHEBTT    ft    PARSONS   (J 

Daugherty  and  J  M  Parsons),  general 

merchandise.  Main 
ELLIOTT  WM  N>  hotel,  cor  Petalun^a 

and  Santa  Rosa  roads 
Fix  Joshua,  saloon 


Folger  Alonzo,  carpenter  and  stiair 
builder 

Howard ,  physician 

Hunt  W  J,  constable,  fruit-drior,  and 
winenr 

James  J,  general  loerchandise 

JANSiaf  F.  hotel.  Main 

JANSEN  HOTEL.  F  Jansen  proprie- 
tor. Main 

Jones  Geo  W,  teacher 

Kimble  H,  wagonmaker 

Litchfield ,  orchard  and  vineyard 

Morris  J  H  P,  market 

PARSONS  J  H  (Daugherty  &  Parsons), 
Main 

Phc^nix  Insurance  Co,  J  James  agt 

PIONEER  HOTEL.  Wm    N    Elliott 

Eroprietor,  cor  Petaluma  and  Santa 
:osa  roads 
Pool  D,  orchard  and  vineyard 
Pool  J  F,  orchard  and  vineyard 
Russ  Wm,  painter 
Smith  Joseph,  carpenter 
Wightman  Bros,  orchard  and  vineyard 
Wiley  A.\z*,  real  estate  and  collector 
Wiihams  John  A,  saloon 
Wilson  &  Adams  (W  H  Wilson  and  B 

Adams),  blacksmiths 
Wilson  Mrs  £,  hotel 

WILTON  ft  ANDREWS  (T  G  Wil- 
ton and  G  W  Andrews),  general  mer- 
chandise, agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
and  insurance  agent,  Main 

WILTON  T  Qt  (Wilton  k  Andrews), 
Main 

SEIAD  VALLEY. 

Siskiyou  County. 

BAHiET  C  Ml   general    merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Grider  W,  hotel 
Lowden  J  S,  hotel 
Phillips  M  B,  blacksmith 
Wood  J  C,  blacksmith 


SEIGLER  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.     Post-office  Glenbrook; 
6  miles  from  Glenbrook. 

OARRATT  W  T.    manager   Seigler 

Springs  Hotel 
Spaulding  John,  propr  Seigler  Springs 

Hotel 


SELMA. 

FiuHNo  County. 

Arantz  ft  Longacre,  general  merohaudise 
Brownstone  I  ft  Co,  general  manthandiae 
Buretou  A,  harnesamaker 
Cohen  L,  general  niarohaadiM 


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Deidrick  W  H,  blackamith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Donahoo  M  J,  lumber 

Frey  Bros,  millers 

Gentry  J  S,  poultry 

Griffy  &  Reanes,  saloon 

Hailing  G  W,  butcher 

Harris  ft  Burley,  warehouse 

Johnson  N'at,  hotel 

Kutner,  Goldstein  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Lemon  H  A,  saloon 

MeClanahan  C,  druggist 

Miller  Rev  Martin,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

Read  W  D  &;  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wa- 
gonmakers 

Rhoads  A  J,  saloon 

Sage  k  Turner,  general  merchandise 

Sargent  Geo  B,  justice  cf  the  peace,  real 
estate  and  insurance  agenc 

Scott  &  Owens,  feed  stab'e 

Serviss  Thos  S,  physician 

Simons  Mrs  £  D,  millinery 

Studabecker  Mrs  S  L,  hotel 

Thompson  N  L,  physician 

Tucker  E  H,  livery  stable 

Whitson ,  varieties 

WILSON  J  JB.  varieties,  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co,  postmaster  and  insurance 
agent 


SENTINEL. 

Humphry  James,  blacksmith 

Payne  C>ilviii,  groceries 

PAYNE  C  S»  postmaster  and  groceries 

T!igg.»rtl)  M,  Siilooii 

URQUHART  JAMES,  aaloou 


SESMA. 


Tkhama  Countv. 

ELLIS  H  C  &  SON.  rlour-millB 
NOETH  STAR  FLOURING  MILLS. 

M  C  KUis  &  Son  piojuiotors 
Williams  (}  W,  general  lucrcliaudise 


SHASTA. 

Shasta  County. 

Andrews  A  R,  attorney-at-law 

Bell  Aaron,  superior  judge 

Blair  James  1),  county  supervisor 

Blum  Henry,  bakery  and  saloon 

Booth  U  H,  carpenter 

Briceland  J  M,  ]>hysician 

Bystle  D   P,  wauoiimaking,    furniture 

and  lumber,  puhliu  administrator  and 

coroner 
GARTER  W  L>   proprietor    "  Shasta 

Courier" 
Coleman  A,  hardware 


Craddock  John,  livery  stable 

Cusick  Andrew,  saloon 

Davidson  Wm,  county  supervisor 

Dobronsky  A,  jewelry  and  watches 

Dobronsky  E,  sewing  machines,  guns 
and  notions 

Dunn  John  J,  saloon 

Eames  C  W,  blacksmith 

Eldridge  M  F,  news  dealer  and  consta- 
ble 

Garden  John  W,  county  supervisor 

Green  Thos  &  Mrs  H  L,  hotel 

Grotefend  A  &  Co  (J,  A  Jr  and  F  Grote- 
fend),  general  merchandise 

Hartmann  Wm  P,  barber 

HOPPING  &  DOBROWSKT.  Wells, 

Fargo's  &  Co's  agents 
Hull  Sylvester,  sheriff 

ISAACS  JAMES  E,  notary  public,  at- 
torney, insurance  agent  and  searcher 
of  records 

Isaacs  Samuel,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Jones  E  R  &  Co,  butcher 

Kidder  W  S,  county  assessor 

Knox  Geo  R,  saloou 

Lewin  E,  jewelry  and  watches 

Litsch  Chas,  brew  ery 

Litsch  Frank,  general  merchandise 

Lynch  Daniel,  groceries 

Markart  Chris,  tailor 

McDonald  M  F,  saloon 

O'Connor  M  J,  paiiiter 

Oppermau  &  Co,  saloon 

Paige  Chas  L,  drugs  and  fancy  goods 

Prehn  F  &  Son,  dry  and  fancy  goods 

Ripley  Richard,  county  treasurer 

Ruth  L,  carpenter 

Schroter  G  C,  harness  and  saddles 

Scott  -lohn  V,  hfitel  and  stock  yard 

"SHASTA  COURIER.  '  W  L  Carter 
proprietor 

Stockton  J  E,  county  surveyor 

Sweeny  Edward,  attorney-at-law 

Taylor  Clay  W,  attorney-at-law  anddis- 
trictattorney 

TIFFIN  F  C,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 
recorder 

Voluntine  E,  hardware 


SHAW'S  FLAT. 

Tuoi.UMNK  County.  Post-office  Sonora; 
33.i  miles  by  stage  from  Milton  and  2 
miles  from  Souora,  on  tlie  Copperopo- 
lis  Stage  Line;  population  150. 

CAZARETTO  B  (Cazaretto   &  Cardi- 

CAZARETTO   &  CARDINALI  (B 

Caziirctto  and   F  Cardinali),   general 
merchandise  and  saloon 
Dinning  Pat,  practical  miner 


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HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 


UrniTB  BROS..  IS  *  1(1  Main  and  14  4t  16  lit>ear 
lit,  li.F.  Oak,  Aah,  HIekory ,  Hajtle,  Cherry,  etc. 


MASONIO  OUrnTS,  '«S&?gftgSiig 


MOHCBOMI  A  CO. 


870 


California — Shaw'8  Flat-Short. 


Harrimiui  M  B,  blacksmith  and  water 

agent       ^^ 
KIINE   PETEBi    hotel,  saloon   and 

vineyard 
Liljebahan  N  F,  practical  miner 
Pierce  G  D,  practical  miner 
Snyder  Jacob,  stock  raiser 


SHEEP  RANCH. 

Calavbras  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  155  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco, via  Stockton  and  Copperopolis 
Division  of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 
and  3S  miles  northeast  of  Milton,  the 
terminus,  and  stage  lines,  which  carry 
daily  mails  and  express.  It  depen<u 
on  the  mining  interests  alone  tor  its 
support,  having  stamp  mills  always  in 
active  operation,  giving  employment 
to  many.  The  scenery  is  picturesque, 
the  water  splendid,  and  the  sanitary 
condition  of  the  place  is  excellent. 

Armstrong  W  I,  prcpr  Eureka  Saw-mill 
Kean  P  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Mingus  J  A,  road  overseer 
Swan  J  S,  drugs  and  varieties 
Woods  A  M,  constable 


SHERIDAN. 

Placer  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  on  tne  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Oregon  Division),  4  miles  from 
Wheatland,  16  miles  from  Marysville 
and  23  miles  west  of  Auburn;  popu- 
lation 150. 

Adams  L  D,  varieties 

Briggs  J  T,  justice  of  the  peace 

Briggs  J  Y,  general  merchandise 

Cleck  Daniel,  flour-mills 

Frichett  Peter,  blacksmith 

Grubbs  Wni,  livery  stable 

Hinman  Rev  L  M,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Killip  W  J,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  W,  F  ft 
Co  s  express 

Long  J  M,  druggist,  physician  and  no- 
tary public 

McCurry  S,  butcher 

Perrott  B  R,  hotel 

Reily  J  R,  physician 

Robersons  P  &  C,  blacksmiths  and  wag- 
onmakers 

R0OOEB8  E  C<  postmaster  and  con- 
stable 

Ruleford  John,  liquors 

Sadler  J,  bootmaker 

Whiteker  L  B,  liquoi: 

Young  John,  liquors 


SHERMAN  ISLAND. 

Sacramento  County.    Post-office  Em- 
maton. 

UVHAM  J  M>  general  merchandise 


SHINGLE  SPRINGS. 

El  Dorado  County.  A  post-office,  sit- 
uated in  a  small  valley  in  the  moun- 
tains, 49  miles  east  of  Sacramento.  It 
is  the  present  terminus  of  the  Sacra- 
mento &  Placerville  R.  R.,  11  miles 
from  Latrobe.    Population  150. 


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BEB&Y  R  K,  agent    Sacramento 
Placerville  R  R,  WoUs,  Fargo  & 
and  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Brown  W  H,  flour  and  grain 

Burdis  J,  general  merchandise 

Cline  David  A,  constable 

Davidson  Thos,  blacksmith 

El  Dorado   Distillery  Co,  J   H   Carroll 
and Lighthart  proprs 

Gaf  ney  James,  butcher 

Graham  J  A,  liquors 

Hall  D  T,  hotel  and  blacksmith 

Hunter  M  A,  general  merchandise 
physician 

Leahy  Daniel,  liquors 

Meyer  Fra«<z,  propr  Meyer's  Hotel 

Pierce  Georae,  justice  of  the  peace 

FIERCE  S  0.  dry  and  fancy  goods, 

Sostmaster  and  notary  public 
mittgen  Bernard,  liquors 
White  T  H,  general  merchandise 


and 


SHINGLETOWN. 

Sha.sta  County.  A  post-office,  26  miles 
northeast  of  Cottonwood  and  42  miles 
southeast  of  Shasta;  population  50. 

Darrah  Bros,  lumber 
Kerran  Wm,  gunsmith 
King  J,  blacksmith 
Klotz  R,  lumber,  sash  and  doors 
McCARLET  ft  SMITH,  general  mer- 
chants 
Vilas  M  B,  lumber 


SHOO  FLY  TOLL  GATE. 

Plumas  County. 

MARTIN  ROBERT,  proprietor  Shoo 
Fly  Toll  House 


SHORT. 


Tulare  County.    Post-office  Hanford; 
8^  miles  from  Hanford. 

SHORT  M  L,  varieties 
Worley  J  B,  blacksmith 


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CaUfomia — Sierra  City-Silverado. 


871 


SIERRA  CITY. 

Sierra  County.  A  poet,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  12  miles  east  of 
Downieville,  and  79  miles  by  stage 
northeast  of  Marysville.  Population 
420. 


OE0>  stage  line 

Beckwith  ,  carpenter 

Bunker  E  H,  black  Hmith 

BUSCH  A  C  &  CO.  general  merchan- 
dise, express,  telegraph  and  post- 
office,  general  insurance  agency,  and 
agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Castagna  Richard,  general  merchandise 

Clark  S  L,  watchmaker 

Contar  John,  hotel 

Giuorvich  Joseph,  saloon 

Goflf  Peter,  livery 

Gorham  J  M,  blacksmith 

Huthieson  &  Son,  butchers 

Kerby  James,  saw-mill 

Lamar  Joseph,  hotel 

Martinetti  &  Tartini,  general  mdse 

Mitchell  David  N,  Bigelow's  Hotel 

Mooney  I  T,  batcher 

Piers  J  M,  bootmaker 

Rose  John,  saloon  and  hotel 

Sawyer  J  J,  physician 

Scott  John  A,  hotel 

Shtd^e  Joseph,  general  merchandise 

Sheehan  Lawrence,  saloon 

Thompson  Joseph,  saloon 

Whitney  D  L,  saw-mill 

Williams  S  6,  hairdresser 


A.  C.  BUSCH  &  CO., 

Dealera  in 

GENERAL    MERCHANDISE, 

E.  C.  v.  Store,  1001  Mair  «itreet, 

SIERRA  CITV,  CAI 

BXPRBmS  AWB  POST  OFFICE. 

Meueral  Insamnee  Aceucy. 


office,  30  miles  northeast  of  Downie- 
ville,  and  18  miles  northeast  of  Sierra 
City.    Population  400. 

Abbe  Geo,  propr  sta^e  lines 

Bamet  W  M,  physician 

Bawdon  W  B,  saw  and  planing-mill 

BlatchleyW  L,  blacksmith 

BTTRTON  S  F*  general  merchandise 

Buxton  G  Q,  hotel 

CAMPBELL'S     HOT     SULPHUR 

SPBINOSi  Jones  ft  Co  proprietors 
Cody  B  F,  saloon 
Darius  C,  hamessmaker 
Darling  C  C,  blacksmith 
Dolley  L,  general  merchandise 
Himes  S,  varieties 
Fletcher  Mrs  M  A,  hotel 
Johnson  Andrew  N,  hotel  and  saloon 
MASON  H  A>  editor  and  proprietor 

"  Sierra  Valley  Leader,"  and  attorney- 

at-lo" 
M^'.tS  J  D,  saw-mill  and  lumber 
Northrop  H,  boot  and  saddlemaker 
Oldham  S  B,  stage  lines 
Olsen  J,  general  merchandise 
Pitman  J  I,  butcher 
Ra'vdon  W  B,  planing-mill 
Rhodes  J  A,  hotel 
Rosseau  Solomon,  freighter 
Routson  P  P,  saloon 

"SIERRA   VALLET   LEADER," 

H  A  Mason  publisher 
Stewart  D  P  ft  T  J,  saloon 
Sweetman  H  T,  butcher 
Winsor  Hugh,  bootmaker 
Winter  F  A,  bootmaker 
Winton  H  A,  bootmaker 
Wood   Geo,   attorney,  insurance    agt, 

banker,  notary  public,  druggist,  and 

agt  W,  F  A  Co 
Worthrop  H,  boots  and  shoes 


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SIERRA  MADRE  VILLA. 

Lus  Anobles  County,  Post-office  San 
Gabriel. 

Pierce  Edward  T,  postmaster 

Rhodes  W  H,  hotel 

Sewall  ft  Tallant  (S  K  Sewall  and  H  P 
Tallant),  commission  merchants,  and 
warehouse 

STEVENS  ft  PURCELL.  commission 
merchants,  and  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agents 

Walters  D,  groceries 


SIERRA  VALLEY. 

Sierra  County.    A  post  and  express 


SIERRAVILLE. 

iKRRA  County.     See  bierra  Valley. 


SIGNAL  PORT. 

!IO  <  OUNTY.      i'u8t-ot£ 

Doe  L  B,  merchant  and  shipping 


Mendocino  <  ounty.    i'ust-office  Punta 
Arenas. 


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SIIVLRADO. 

Los  An(}ble  c  ounty.  A  post-office 
and  mining  town,  25  miles  east  of 
Santa  Ana.    Altitude,  4,000  feet. 

Anderson  D,  saloon 

Black  Star  Coal  Mining  Co,  B  F  Siebert 
sec 


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WliSTB  BR*8„  la  *  IS  Main  and  14  *  1«  llpev 
Ht,  M.F.  Oak,  Ash,  Hlnkory,  HEaple,  Cherry,  etc. 


LOUIS  BRMERMMI  i  CO.,  ^ngs?n^v^t^??ylJay,Jisy  «y 


872 


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Blue  O  &  S  M  Co  of  Loe  Angeles,  W  T 

Lawton  pres 
Davis  J,  blacksmith 
Harvey  Cash,  hotel 
Julian  T  B,  bee-keeper 
Pearson  P,  justice  of  peace 
Rasey  &,  Harvey,  livery  stable 
Santa  Clara  Coal  Mine,  Cassida  &  Curry 

proprs 
Santa  Rosa  M  &  M  Co  of  New  York,  H 

S  Knapp  pres 
Santiago  G  &  S  M  Co  of  Anaheim,  T 

Boege  pres 
Smith  B,  apiarist 
Shrewsbury  L  W,  copntable 
Trusbury  Sam,  bee-keeper 


SILVER  CREEK. 

Alpine  County.     A  post-office. 

Exchequer   Mill,  Isabella  G  &  S  M  Co 

(limited),  managers 
JONES  GEO  W>  postmaster 
Stella   Mine,    Isabella    G    &   S    M   Co 

proprs 


SILVER  MOUNTAIN. 

Alpine  County.  A  post-office.  Situ- 
ated in  a  narrow  valley  on  the  summit 
of  the  Sierras,  surrounded  by  a  silver 
mining  region,  at  the  base  of  Silver 
Mountain  Peak.  It  is  54  mi'ies  by 
stage  from  Carson. 

Chalmers   Lewis,  mgr  Exchequor    Mill 
Excliequer  Mill,  Ijewis  Chahntrs  mgr 
For<l  li  H,  justice  of  peace,  supt  public 

schools 
OINN  MBS.  postmistress 
Ginn  H  C,  supervisor  for  Silver  Moun- 

tiiin 
Quelle  Andrew,  saloon 
SANQUET  A  ,  general  merchandise 

SIMMONS. 

Tehama  County.  A  (post-office  and  a 
small  mining  camp. 

D^er  Creek    Mining  Co,  T  K  P  Dimock 

Hni)t 
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Santa  Barbara  County.  A  post-of- 
fice, 13  miles  southeast  of  Santa  Ma- 
ria. 

Flores  Juan,  ^neral  merchandise 
Olivera  Juan  P,  general  merchandise 
WICKENDEN,  FREDERICK,   gen- 
eral merchandise 


SISSONS. 

Siskiyou  County.    See  Berryvale. 


SKAGGS'  SPRINGS. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post-office,  8  miles 
by  stage  southwest  of  Geyser ville  and 
81  miles  from  San  Francisco.  It  is 
a  pleasant  summer  resort,  and  the 
springs  situated  here  are  highly  re- 
commended by  the  medical  faculty. 

Skaggs  Alex,  propr  Skagg»  Hot  Springs 


SLACK  CANYON. 

Monterey  County.    A  post-office,  70 
miles  southeast  of  Salinas. 

BUCKMAN  OEC  E.   hotel  and  post- 
master 
Smith  Wm  R 


SLATE  CREEK. 

Shasta  County.  A  post-office  on  the 
California  and  Oregon  Stage  Line,  44 
miles  from  Redding. 

AUTENREITH  L,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Curtis  E  J,  hotel 
Sears  Geo  D,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 
Shoemaker  M,  blacksmith 


SLEIGHVILLE  HOUSE. 

Sierra  County.  Post-office  Campton- 
ville,  Yuba  County;  14  miles  south- 
west of  Downievule. 

WALTON.  BUSS  ft  LUCE,  lumber 

Yore  Peter,  hotel 


SLIDE. 

Humholdt  County.     A  post-office,  2J 
milcH  north  of  Kohnerville. 

Alwright  Max,  cabinetmaker 

Britton  (..'has,  hotel 

Brown  John,  lilarksmith 

Kiinnerson  B  W,  tannery 

Kronch  F,  cooper 

Gri'ig  T  (r,  livery  stable 

(itulliizan  li,  li<{Uors 

Masson  A,  luml)er 

Robben  B,  bontmaker 

Roily  Jo8e[ih,  mfr  sheep  dip 

Swoortzel  W  .1,  gen  nulse  and  postmaster 

Williams  1)  W,  engineer  and  machinist 

SLIPPERY  FORD. 

El  DoRAho  1  ounty.     A  post-office,  46 
miles  nortiieast  of  Placerville. 


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BlaklyJ,  itoek  raiser 
Brownell  James,  fanner 

Damingo ,  dairyman 

Foanmn  O,  hotel 

Johnson  Dennis,  hotel,  toll«keeper  and 

stock  raiser 
I^ons  Chas,  dairyman 
Moore  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 
Palmer  W,  stock  raiser 
PEAB80H  WM.  postmaster 
Smith  J,  bee  raiser 
Watson  Mrs  Chaa,  hotel 
Wilson  E  L,  dairyman 
Windmiller ,  stock  raiser 


Murray  Thomas,  livery  stable 

Nevada  Reservoir  and  Ditch  Co 

Peardon  John,  hotel 

Sheehan  Miss  J,  teacher 

Smith  Barney,  hotel 

Smith  &  Murray,  livery  stable 

TiflPb  R  W,  physician 

Ward  W  W,  liquors 

Welsh  John,  stock  ranch       ^ 


SMARTSVILLE. 

Yuba  Countt.  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph office;  an  important  mining 
town,  18  miles  east  of  Alary sville,  and 
surrounded  by  the  most  extensive 
gravel  mines  in  the  State,  which  are 
worked  by  the  hydraulic  process.  The 
town  is  pleasantly  located  in  the 
foot-hills,  and  has  many  beautiful 
gardens.  It  is  one  of  the  oldest  mining 
camps  in  Yuba  County,  and  large 
sums  of  money  have  been  expended  in 
developing  and  working  the  rich  min- 
ing claims  surrounding  it.  Stages 
leave  daily  for  MarysviUe,  San  Juan 
and  Nevada  City. 

Beatty  John  Jr,  telegraph  operator 

Berry  Mrs  C,  school  teacher 

Bolles  J  H,  supt  Excelsior  Water  and 

Mining  Co 
Bradford  N  D,  painter 
Butler  P,  supt  Folsom  Hope  Mine 
Chamberlain  Wm,  liquors 
Coleman  Rev  W,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Conlin  Thomas,  livery  stable 
Cosgrove  John,  general  merchandise 
Cramsie  &  Brown,  butchers 
Crawford  M  J,  insurance  agt 
Crawford  W  D,  barber 
Davis  Reuben,  blacksmith 
Dougherty  C  C,  justice  of  the  peace 
Dougherty  Daniel,  gen  milse 
DTJHAIJN  C  C>  gener  1  merchandise 
ExceUiur  Store,  general  merchandise 
Excelsior  Water  and  Mining  Co,  J  H 

Bolles  supt 
Flint  JosejHi  A,  water  agent 
Foust  L  P,  blacktimith 
Gratiot  Henry,  orchardist 
JeflTery    Geo,    blacksmith   and    wagon- 


maker 

Kennedy  Thos,  bootmaker 
Lee  O  F,  physician 
Mahoney  John,  butcher 
McConnell  Mrs  M,  drugs  and  stationery 
MoConnell  T  J,  druggist 
Mooney  Thomas,  hotel 


SMITH  RIVER. 

Del  Norte  County.  A  post-office,  15 
miles  northeast  of  Crescent  City. 

Anthony  J  G,  grist-mill 

Bailey  &  Maas,  saw-mill 

Bledsoe  Anthony,  blacksmith 

BBOOKINO  JAMES,  hotel,  justice  of 
the  peace,  notary  public  and  post- 
master 

Goodlin  James,  cooper 

Haight  Daniel,  general  merchandise 

Haines  Z,  blacksmith 

Johnson  Peter,  cooper 

Lake  J  L,  supervisor  and  gen  mdse 

McFay  J  A  J,  butcher 

Otto  W  H,  livery  stable 

Simson  Henry,  saddler 

Tack ,  buloon 

Thorworth  J  F,  physician 

Wentz  J  P,  siloon 

Westbrook  Mrs  C,  gen  mdse 

SMITH'S^FERRY. 

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SMITH  S  FLAT. 

El  Dorado  County.     A  post-office,  3 
miles  east  of  Placerville. 

Creighton  J  S,  blacksmith 
RAFFETO  &  FOSSATE,  hotel  and 
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Sonoma    County.      A    post-office, 
miles  southwest  of  Santa  Rosa. 

Caseras  C,  livery  stable 

Fay  E  C,  hotel 

Goodman  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Hackett  John  J,  physician 

McCaughay  ft  Co,  gen  mdse,  post-office 
and  W,  F  &  Co's  Express 

McLaughlin  R  M,  boots  and  shoes 

Murray  Thomas,  hotel  and  butcher 

Neeles  &  Co,   blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Piggott  A  K,  physician 

Samuel  h,  Co,  saloon 

Stump  James,  liquors 


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SMITHVILLE. 

Colusa  GouMTT.    Post-office  Little  Sto- 
ny; 4  miles  east  of  Little  Stony. 

Burgett  H,  general  merchandise 
Smith  John  L,  flouring-mill 
Stroud  J,  blacksmith 


SNAKE  LAKE. 


Plumas  Countt. 
Ranch. 


Post-ofilce  Spanish 


Andrus,  Hanson  &  Trynone,  quartz 
miners 

Edman  &  Marmuld  (J  A  Edmnn  and  Al- 
bert Marmuld),  quartz  miners 

Fresse  A  J,  Jr,  school  teacher 

Hambly  D  F  C,  apiarist 

Hambly  D  W,  mineralogist 

Hambly  &  Hambly  (H  B  and  W  D  J 
Hambly),  gen  farmers,  stock  raisers 
and  dairymen 

Mumford  Hill  Quartz  Mine 


SNELLING. 

Merced  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  delightfully  situated  on  the 
Merced  River,  in  Merced  Valley,  one 
of  the  most  fertile  in  the  State.  It  is 
on  the  Stockton  road  leading  to  Mar- 
iposa and  is  IG  miles  by  stage  from 
Mercod. 

Anderson  Mrs  A  B,  hotel 

Bertrandias  A,  saloon 

Canevaro  A,  general  merchandise 

Crooks  &  Fuller,  blacksmiths 

Cassity  P  F,  physician 

Curtis  L,  flour-niills 

Gianelli  &  Co,  distillers 

Halstead   (Jeo  W,   Ji-,    blacksmith  and 

wagonmaker 
Plarrelson  J  A,  justice  of  peace 
Heller  Frank,  saloon 
HORSLET  J  R,  hotel,  postmaster  and 

general  merchandise 
Horsley  W  A,  saloon 
Ivett  John,  farmer 

Murray  &  McCoy,  proprs  Murray 'h  Mill 
Robinson  W  II,  butchor 
Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co,  general  mdse 
Truesdale  &  Halstead,  livery  stable 
Witherspoon  W  D,  physician 


SODA  BAY. 


Lake  County.  Post-oflice  Uncle  Sam, 
on  Clear  Lake,  8  miles  from  Santa 
Rosa  and  1 1  hours'  trip  from  San  Fran- 
cisco. 

OREOO  A  K. 

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SODA  SPRINGS. 

Shasta  County.  Post  office  Hazel 
Creek;  Soda  Springs  is  situated  15 
miles  west  of  McCloud  River  and 
directly  on  the  Sacramento  River.  It 
is  noted  for  its  medicinal  waters.  The 
scenery  surrounding  Soda  Springs  is 
both  grand  and  picturesque. 

BAILEY  W,  hotel 


SOLEDAO. 


Los  Angeles  County. 
Fernando. 

Leighton  J  C,  constable 
Turner  Joel  H,  justice  of  peace 


Post-office  San 


SOLEDAD. 

Monterey  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.  (Soledad  Line),  and  on 
Salinas  River,  25  miles  southeast  of 
Salinas,  and  42  miles  southeast  of 
Monterey. 

AVERRETT  A  EARLY,  general 
merchandise  and  lumber 

RARRY  E  Si  express  agent,  and  ware- 
house 

Beard  C  R,  hotel 

Berhardt  &  Percy,  blacksmiths 

Buzzell  J  F,  restaurant  and  saloon 

Campbell  S  T,  livery  stable 

Day  A,  constable 

Faw  Thomas  F,  M'areliouseman 

Oreenbaum  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Coldwater  J  A,  varieties 

Hansen  John,  harnessniaker 

Harrison  W  H,  carpenter 

Lundquist  P  O,  bootmaker 

McPhie  A  W,  justice  of  peace 

Melville  F,  hotel 

Mitchell  K,  saloon 

Nixon  T,  saloon 

Percy  W,  biacksniith  and   wheelwright 

Hespina  L,  saloon 

Richardson  A,  saddler 

Sewerkrop  P,  feed  stible  and  lodging 

Shaw  L  H,  feed  stable 

Sr)bcrunes  L  K  &  Thomas,  butchers 

Tabernetti  A,  gunsmith 

Utzeroth  &  Mcl'hail,  saloon 

Van  Vranken  \),  sal  ton 

Villegas  Y  P,  railroad  agt  and  telegraph 
ojierator 

SOMERSVILLE. 

Contra  Cohta  County.  A  post-office, 
6  miles  from  Antioch,  and  IJ  miles 
from  Nortonvillc.     It  depends  on  the 


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for  its  support. 

Baker  C  C,  supt  Pittsburg  Coal  Co 

Brown  Patrick,  saloon 

Call  J,  bootmaker 

Davis  Francis,  saloon 

DAVIS  W  A>  general  merchandise 

Green  H  S,  livery  stable  and  constable 

Hughes  &  Williams,  general  mdse 

Humphreys  David,  saloon 

Hutchinson  Richard,  liquors 

Mills  Richard,  saloon 

Pittsburg  Coal  Co,  C  C  Baker  supt 

Rankin  James,  general  merchandise 

Scammon  Geo  H,  hotel 

Spowart  D,  saloon 

Truegood  John,  postmaster  and  varieties 

Vining  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Wall  A  W,  justice  of  peace 


SOME  S  BAR. 

SisKiYoiT  County.  A  post-office,  9 
miles  northeast  of  Orleans  Bar. 

BREZABD  A  &  CO,  general  merchan- 
dise. 

SONOMA. 

SoNO.M  \  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  It  is  most  charm- 
ingly situated  in  the  picturesque  val- 
ley of  the  same  uiime,  where  the  lus- 
''■ous  grape  is  extensively  grown,  and 
where  wine  is  manufactured  in  abun- 
dance. It  is  at  the  huud  of  navigation 
on  the  Sonoma  Creek,  18  miles  from 
San  Pablo  Bay.  As  a  place  of  resi- 
dence it  is  unrivalled,  for  every  feat- 
ure that  is  necessary  to  make  it  at- 
tractive is  found  here. 

BischaffV,  barber 

liniteubach  F,  notary  public 

Burris  D,  pres  .Sonoma  Valley  Bank 

Burris  J,  cashier  Sonoma  Valley  Bank 

Clarke  Geo  W,  bootmaker 

Clewe  F,  general  merchandise 

Corbaly  F,  livery  stable 

Crosby  Jas,  saloon 

Duhring  F,  general  mercliandise 

Giifncy  Wm,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Gaffuey  John,  hotel 

Geothe  A,  cooper 

GillHjrt  E,  cooper 

Golden  Cieo,  restaurant  and  bakery 

Gratieu  B,  bakery 

Hubsch  Joseph,  saloon 

Jones  Wm,  groceries 

Kumle  L,  hotel 

Laus  H,  saloon 

liitzius ,  groceries 

Ludeman  John,  cooper 


Lyon  &  Turly,  blacksmiths 

Martin  &.  Dearing,  blacksmiths 

Martin  Jas,  blacksmith 

McDonald  R  A,  saloon 

McHarvey,  Hope  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

MERBITT  &  PEYTON,  editors  "So- 
noma Index,"  (see  adv) 

Modini  L,  hotel 

Muedry  M,  saloon 

MuUhaupt  F  S,  bootmaker 

Oattle  F,  hotel 

Pasch  £,  general  merchandise 

Pauli  F  A,  saloon,  fish  and  vegetables 

PauliR  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

PICKETT  Wm  &  B  F,  vine  growers. 
Maple  Lodge 

POPPE  CHAS<  general  insurance  agent 

Poppe  J  A,  general  merchandise 

Poppe  R  A,  notary  public 

Rufitner  Jas,  news  depot  and  varieties 

Schmidt  R,  saddler 

"SONOMA  INDEX,"  Merritt  &  Pey- 
ton editors 
Sonoma  Valley  Bank,  D  Burris  pres 
Tivneu  John,  insurance  agt 
Teroni  M,  hotel 

Waters  J  U,  stoves  and  tinware 
Wegener  E,  general  merchandise 
Weyl  Henry,  butcher 
Wooster  M  E,  postmaster 
Wynne  Owen,  tailor 


SONOMA  INDEX 

SONOMA  CITY, 
Sonora  County,  California. 

MERRITr&PEYTON, 

I'UBLISHKKS. 

The  INDEX  is  the  only  advertising 
medium  in  Sonoma  Valley. 

Advertisements  at  S.  F.  Rates. 

8@"Neat  JOB  WORK  a  specialty. 


SONORA. 

Tuolumne  County.    A    post,  express 

and    telegraph   office;  is   the  county 

seat,  and  distant  from  San  Francisco, 

via  Stockton,  Milton   and  Copperopo- 

lis  Division  of  the  Central  Pacific  R. 

R.  and  Nevada  Company's  Stage  Line, 

150  miles,  and  via  Modesto,  154  miles. 

Population  about  2,000. 

It  18  in  a  pretty  basin  in  the  Sierra 

Nevada  Mountains  and  now  boasts  some 

of  the  best  quartz  mines  in  the  State, 

among  which  are  Captain  Colby's  and 

Colonel  Dorsey's  at   the  north  end  of 

town,   the  Wotten  Claims,   owned  by 

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the  Bonanza,  owned  by  J.  G.  Divoll  & 
Co.,  who  are  said  to  have  taken  out  over 
a  nullion  in  the  last  year.  The  place  is 
at  an  altitude  of  2,000  feet  above  the 
sea,  is  well  built  and  the  streets  are 
lined  with  shade-trees.  Its  climate  and 
features  are  attractive,  and  is  quite  a 
resort  for  invalids.  The  schools  are 
good  and  the  churches  well  attended. 
There  are  two  newspapers  published, 
the  Union  Democrat,  established  July 
1,  1854,  by  A.  X.  Francisco  and  now 
edited  by  Judge  C.  H.  Randal,  and  the 
Tuolumne  ItMependent,  established  in 
1872  and  now  edited  by  J.  C.  and  W. 
A.  Duchow. 

AUTSLEY  T>  proprietor  Cosmopolitan 
Saloon  and  billiards 

ALEXANBER  JOHN  F>    mining  en- 
gineer 
Anderson  A  W,  saloon 
Armatage  Wm,  bootmaker 
Ashlock  R  M,  carpenter 
Bache  J  Sl  Co,  gun  and  blacksmiths 
Baer  Miss  Henrietta,  milliner 
Baer  Mayer,  dry  goods 
Barlow  ft  Benas,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

BATJMAN  J,  proprietor  Sonora  Brew- 
ery 
Beauvais  A  B,  county  surveyor 
Bell  James,  propr  Bell's  Mills 
Bell's  Mills,  Jamea  Bell  propr 
Bemis  O  L,  p  opr  City  Hotel 
Binder  Jacob,  saloon 
Bisso  Bernard,  groceries 

BOHANZA  QUARTZ  MUX.  Divoll, 

Bray  ft  Co  proi>i'ie':ors 
Boyd  Ben,  saloon 
Boyd  Mrs  R.  drescmaker 
BOYD    ROBERT.    propri'>tor  Pioneer 
Livery  Stable,  Washinwtou,  (see  adv) 
Bradford  S  S,  planing-mili,  lumber  vard, 
blacksmith  and  wagonmnker  ana  bar- 
ley-mill 
BRAT  JAOOR  miner  and  miller 
BRAT  JOSEPH  (Divoll,  B>ay  ft  Co) 
Braniff  Mrs  M  A,  dreaamakcr 
Brescia  J  B,  general  merchandise 
Burden   C,  furnituru  and  bedding  and 

undertaker 
Burden  Henry,  city  clerk 
Bark  P,  wheelwright 
Bush  Geo  C,  harness  and  saddlery 
Cabeaut  J  M,  restaurant 
Cady  J  S,  paints,  oils  and  glass 

Oalifomia  and  Nevada  R  R  Co,    

Emery  pres,  Scrivner  vice  pres, 

Phelps  sec,  B  B  Minor  asst  sec, 

Burrel  treas,  F  A  Bishop  chief 

eiigineer 
Carkeek  Andrew  J,  variety  store 
Carne  James,  W  U  Tel  operator 


OIAZARBTTD  Bi  saloon  and  billiards, 
best  of  wines,  liquors,  dgara,  eto 

CHAMWRRTiATN  W  fi.  hardware, 
groceries,  crockery  and  general  mer- 
chandise 

Champney  A  D,  county  supervisor 

City  Hotel,  O  L  Bemis  propr  

CITT  AWD  PIONEER  FEED  AND 

•  LIVERT  STABLE,  Kelly  Bros  ft 
Pease  (Mike,  Peter  and  Pat  Kelly 
and  H  M  Pease)  proprietors,  Wash- 
ington 

Columbo  Saloon,  J  Oneto  and  G  B 
Ventre,  proprs 

Condit  J  H,  hardware,  agricultural  im- 
plements and  groceries 

Conrad  F,  barber 

Conrad  Samuel,  saloon 

Cooper  W  S,  civil  engineer 

COSMOFOUTAN  SALOON.  T  Ains- 

ley  proprietor 
OOuRT  EXOHANOE.  Thos  Leonard 

proprietor 

COWlE    JOHN    (Romans.    Cowie    ft 

Shepard) 
Cramer  H,  sewing  machine  agent 
Crepin  H,  groceries 
Crichtoii  8,  physician 
Cutting  C  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Dart  J  P,  civil  and  mining  engineer 
Davis  Joseph  N,  constable 
Derrickeon  John  K,  Kirber 

DIVOLL.  BRAY  &  CO  (J  G  and  A 

M  Divoll  and  Joseph  Bray),proprietor8 
Star  Flouring  Mills,  lower  end  of 
Washington 

DIVOLL  J  0  (IHvoll.  Bray  ft  Co) 

Dorsey  Caleb,  attoniey-at-law 

Dorsey  ft  Nicol  (Caleb  Dorsp-  and  F  D 
Nicol),  attorneyH-ntlaw 

DUCHOW  BROS  (W  A  and  J  C  Du- 
chow), i-ditors  'Tuolnmne  Independ- 
ent" 

DUCHOW  W  A.  notary  public 

Ihincau  H,  constuhle 

Kichelruth  W  E,  physician 

Fass  A  S,  mfr  cigars 

Faxon  John  T,  cuntttable 

Ferguson  John,  supt('old  Mount  Water 

FOUNDRT    AND     MACHINE 

SHOP,    Romani),  Cuwie  ft    Shepard 

(JRomans,  J  Cowie  and  John  R  Shep- 

ard)  propriutorM,   North  Washington 
FREUND    F   A.   furniture  and  bed- 

ding,  paints,  oils  and  undertaker 
FREUND  F  A.  proprietor  Yo  Semite 

House 
Gale  O  P,  pres  Gold  Mount  Water  Co 
Gallut  V,  stoves  and  tinware 
GlasBon  Wm,  restaurant 
Gold  Mount  Water  Co,  O  P  Gale  pres, 

J  Hall  sec  and  treas,  John   Ferguson 

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Oonld  E  T,  phyrioun 

Graham  Mni  A,  dresamaker 

Haag  ft  Klefeker  (A  Haag  ft  L  Klefe- 

ker),  saloon 
Haamn  L  A,  muvio  teacher 
Hall   Jonah,  giooeries,  hardware,  etc 

and  city  tru8tt>e 
Hall  J,   see   and   treaa    Gold   Mount 

Water  Co 
Hart  Geo  D,  oi'ty  trustee 
Hartvig  William,  puinter 
Hennessy  Mrs  Ellen,  millinery  and  dry 

goods 
Hennessy  Miss  Maggie,  millinery 
Hilton  W  H,  county  supervisor 
Hosking  J  L,  bcotmaker 
Hushes  Mark  E,  blacksmith 
Inch  Richard,  city  assessor 
Jacobs  H,  dry,   fancy  and  furnishing 

goods 
KALLOCH I  M.  attumey-at-law 
XEEFFE  CHARLES  M,  auctioneer, 

Shepard  near  Grove 
Keefe  Philip,  agt  Nevada  Stage  Co 
Keil  Edwara,  saloon 
Kelly  Mrs  J,  dressmaker 
KeUy  Miss  Kate,  dressmaker 
ZELLT  mike  (Kelly  Bros  ft  Pease) 
KELLT  PATRICK    (Kelly    Bros   ft 

Pease),  Washington 
KELLx  FETE  (Kelly  Bros  ft  Pease) 
KLEFEKER  LOTJI>  proprietor  Long 

Tom  Sample  Rooms 
I^ang  C  E,  bakery 

Larkin  Rev  Geo,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Lawlor  P,  mining  expert 
Leon  Samuel,  tailor 

LEONARD  THOMASi  soda  works,  sa- 
loon ftad  county  supervisor 
Levy  Dave,  saloon 
Lick  "Mn  W  H,  confectioneries 
LTVIKOSTON  A  C,  boots  and  shoes  to 

order  and  dealer  in  leather  and  shoe 

findings 

LONG  TOM  SAMFLE  ROOMS,  Loui 

Klefeker  proprietor 

MACOMBERT  S>  general  manager  for 
G  A  Macomber 

MACOMBEROA.  pickles,]  cider, 
champagne  cider,  and  vinegar  works 

Madson  J  G,  groceries 

Mayhem  Eugene,  carriage  painter 

McCambridge  Chas.  gardener 

McCarthy  H  W,  constable 

McCormick  Bros  (John,  James,  Daniel, 
Joseph,  Andrew  and  Frank  McCor- 
mick), meat  market 

McCormick  Mrs  M,  groceries 

MoQuade  Geo,  under-sherifif 

Mead  G  L,  carpenter 

Menendez  J,  dentist 

Miller  J  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

Mock  B,  dry  goods 

Monahan  John,  asaeasor 


Moore  A  A,  with  W  K  Moore 

Moore  W  K,  stoves  and  ti      are 

Mouron  Julina,  physician 

Mundorf  John,  groceries  and  hardware 

Mnrnan  J  T,  county  supt  public  schools 

Murrow  F,  justice  of  the  peace 

Xeate  Rev  Henry,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Nicol  F  D,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Nigro  Pasquale,  saloon 

O'Brien  J  J,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Oneto  ft  Ventre,  saloon 

Openheime'*  H,  groceries,  stationery, 
hardware,  etc 

Orr  John,  bill-poster 

Ortelli  F  J,  interpreter  of  all  languages 

OSBORNE  EDWARD,  watches,  jew- 
elry, silverware,  cutlery,  guns,  pis- 
tols and  sewing  machines,  Washington 
oppPO 

Parsons  Edmond,  saloon  and  city  trustee 

FEASE  H  M  (Kelly  Bros  ft  Pease) 

Pickle  John,  city  trustee 

Pickle  N  F,  saloon 

Pickle  ft  Superville  (John  Pickle  and  M 
Superville),  blacksmiths  and  horse- 
shoeing 

FIONEER  UVERT  STABLE,  Rob- 

ert  Boyd  proprietor,  Washington 
Pitts  Abner,  v  atchmaker 
FOTTER  I  J,  county  clerk,  recorder 

and  auditor 
Preston  A  B,  county  supervisor 

RANDAL  CHAS  H  (Randal  ft  Rob- 
erts) 

RANDAL  CHAS  H,  editor  "Union 
Democrat"  and  general  insurance  agt 

Raymond  R  S,  mgr  for  J  H  Condit 

BKlCTt  K,  dry  goods,  cl  thing,  boots, 
shoes,  hats,  caps,  furnishing  good8,etc 

Reid  A  G,  harness  and  saddles 

Reitz  J  K,  city  tax  collector 

Riordan  Mrs  D  F,  millinery  and  fancy 
Roods 

RoDerts  Joseph  L,  carpenter 

ROBERTS  W  H  (Randal  ft  Roberts) 

RODOERS  E  A,  attomey-at-law  and 
notory  public,  P  O  Box  345 

ROMANS  JOHN  (Romans,  Cowie  ft 
Shepard) 

ROONET  J  P,  superior  judge 
Rother  Wm,  groceries,  crockery,  etc 
Rother  Wm,  -Ir,  stoves  and  tinware 
HOWELL  H  H,  gunmaker  and  lock- 
smith 
Rudorff  Wm  G,  restaurant  and  lodging 
Sears  B  W,  marine  and  landscape  pain- 
ter 
Sears  Fred,  city  trustee 
Sears  ft  Wenzel  (Fred  Sears  and  F  A 
Wenzel),  blacksmiths,  wagonmakers 
Sears  W  L,  physician 


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Segret  P  £,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Shaw  John,  druggist  and  Co  treasurer 

SHEPABD  JOuN  B  (Bomans,  Cow- 
ie  k  Shepard) 

Sierra  H,  tailor 

Silva  Joseph,  barber 

Smith,  Madson  ft  Mason  (S  Smith,  B  I 
Madson  and  L  Mason),  proprs  Sonora 
Citv  Flouring  and  Planmg  Mills 

Smyth  Edward,  bootmaker 

SONORA  BREWERT,  J  Bauman 
proprietor 

Starbird  K  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker  and  lumber  and  wood  yard 

STAR  FLOURING  HOLS.  Divoll, 

Bray  &  Co,  proprietors,  lower  end  of 

Washington 
Steinfelder  A  W,  saloon 
Steinmetz  Mrs  E,  restaurant 
Stoner  Philip,  accou  ntnnt 
STREET  CHAS  E,    Chinese,  James- 
town and  Groveland  Telegraph  Co, 

and  insurance  agent 
STREET  C  L  (Street  &  'itreet),  attor- 

ney-at-law  and  notary     tblic 
STREET  FRANK  W  (Street  &  Street) 
STREET  H  L>  books,  stationery  and 

news  depot,  postmaster  and  insurance, 

Washington       

STREETft  STREET  (C  L  and  Frank 

W  Street),  attorneys- at-law 
Superville  M,  blacksmith 
Sutton  Fred,  with  J  Hall,  gen  mdse 
Teetl  Albert  S,  carpenter 
Thomas  Stephen,  saloon 
TowleR  H.  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

"THE  TUOLUMNE  INDEPEN- 
DENT," Duchow  Bros  editors  and 
proprietors,  Washington 

Turn  Verein  Hall,  A  W  Anderson  propr 

"UNION  DEMOCRAT. '  RancLd  k 

Roberts 


Union  Drug  Store,  J  Mouron,  M  D 
URICH  Wi  agent  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 

and   Western   Union  Telegraph  Co, 

general  insurance  agent,  and  general 

variety  store 
Van  Harlinger  J,  coroner  and  public 

administrator 
Wagner  J  F,  deputy  clerk 
WALKER  JOHN,  physician  and  f  ur- 

geon 
IXnBLLS  THOS  W,  photographer 
Whipple  A  A,  saloon 
White  £  E,  justice  of  peace 
Wilder  J  B,  builder  and  mechanic 
Williams  Miss  Julia  A,  dressmaker 
Wilzinski  T  ft  Son  (T  and  J  Wilzinski), 

dry  and  furnishing  goods 
Witt  F  J,  district  a'toniey 
Wolfling  J,   Centre  Market,   and  city 

trustee 
YancyT  M,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
YO  SEMITE  HOUSE,   F  A  Freund 

proprietor  (see  advertisement) 
Zimmerman  Mrs  J,  groceries 

THE  TUOlUiy  NE  INDEPENDENT 

Offlcit.l  Press  for  Tuolumne  County. 

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The  Favorite  Family  New8)>a|ier.    The  LArgest 

Circulattun  of  any  Newspaper  in  the 

Southern  Mines. 

Published  every  Saturday  Mornint;  by 
DUCHOW  BBOTHSR8. 

OrncR— <)n  Washinston  St.,  in  the  new  Indbpkn- 

OKNT  Building'.  "ppoNitc  I'nion  Saloon. 

TrrmM  or  MubcMTiptlon. 

One  year,  strictly  in  advance $3.M 

,Mail,(out  of  county)      "        4.«K) 

Six  Months,  " 2.(H) 

Kates  of  a<lvertisinK  at  the  Lowest  Cash  Hates. 

Job  Printing  of  all  Idnds  executed  with 
neatness  and  dispatch  at  reasonable  rates. 


G.  A.  MACOMBER, 

HIM.  IB 


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CIDER  VINEGAR  WORKS, 

Honora.,  rPuoIumne  Oounty,  Oalilornia. 

NORTH  END  CITY. 

Washington  St..  Sonora, 

TUOLUMNE  CO.,  CAL, 

F.  A.  FRBITMO Proprietor* 

Alao  Manafketurer  and  Dealar  in  FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 


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JOBir  ROMANS.     ~     JOHN  OOWIB.        '  JOHN K.  8HEPARD. 


soisroR  A. 


Foundxy  and  Machine  Shop. 

ROMANS.  COWIE  &  SHEPARD, 


MANUFACTURE  TO  ORDER 


Quartz,  Saw  ailirist  11  Irons,  Fms, 

HOISTING  GEARING  AND  WATER  WHEEL  IRONS. 

Also  on  hand  Car  Wheels,  Qtafi  Pipe,  Flow  Work,  Brass  Fittings,  Etc. 

C^uartx  I%f.a,cliiiievy  a,  Specialty. 

SOISrORA.,    C^L. 

SONORA  AND  CITY  LIVERY  AND  FEED  STABLES 

KELLY  BROS.  &  PEASE,  Proprietors, 

Washington  Street,  Sonora,  Cat. 


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These  tine  and  commodiouH  Stables  are  prepared  to  fully  acuommrHlate  the  public.  The  best 
carriages, 'Bu);gies,  and  Stoi^e  Wagons,  with  the  best  and  fastest  teams,  will  always  be  kept  on 
hand  to  let  on  reasonable  terms. 

SUPERIOR  CONVEYANCES 

Furniahed,  with  or  without  drivers,  for  trips  to  the  Big  Trees^  Yo  Semite,  Stock- 
ton^ and  nil  other  points.  '     ' 

The  Beat  of  Oare  takeu  of  Horaee  Left  on  Livery. 


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880 


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Pioneer  Livery  Stable, 


First-Class  Turnouts  9  Moderate  Charges. 

Transient  Teams  Carefully  Provided  For. 

Sonora,  Tuolumne  County,  Cal. 


SOQUEL. 

Santa  Cruz  County.  A  post,  expreu 
and  telegraph,  on  the  Santa  Cruz 
R.  R.,  6  miles  east  of  Santa  Cruz,  and 
116  miles  from  San  Francisco.  It  is 
supported  by  manufactures,  and  is  a 
pleasant  resort  for  summer  tourists. 

Bennett  J  F  J,  liquors 

Bowman  J,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware^       

BROWH  JOHN  A.  liquors 

Brown  W,  blacksmith 

Fleisig  I,  general  merchandise 

G«tzBchmann  A,  hotel 

Grover  S  F,  supervisor 

Handley  Patrick,  saloon 

Kropt  W  G,  barber,  ci(;ars  and  tobacco 

Lynam  John,  bootmaker 

Mills  Chas,  meat  market 

Morgan  S  D,  hotel 

O'NeU  Bros  ft  Co  (J,  F  and  E  O'NeU, 
and  A  Lewthwaite),  paper  mfrs 

Porter  E,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Wheaton  £,  varieties,  and  operator 
W  U  Tel  Co 

West  J  E,  livery  stable  and  agt  W,  F  ft 
Co 


Berryman  A,  blacksmith 
Bruhn  H,  dairyman 
Christiansen  P,  blacksmith 
Hallinan  John,  saloon 
Lightner  C  W,  distillers 
TRUE  ELUAH.  hotel 


SOSCOL. 

Napa  Couhxt.    A  port-office,  5  miles 
south  of  Napa  City. 


SOULBYSVILLE. 

Tuolum;te  County.      A  post-office,  8 
miles  east  of  Sonora. 

BASBOHWHi  general  merchandise 
Ender  Saul,  blacksmith 
Kirkwood  Robt,  macUinirt 

Long ,  carpeuter 

Odgers  Daniel,  uutoher 
Roman  Flemins,  carpenter 
Rundell  Robt,  nlaoksmith 
Vial  John,  blacksmith 
WASFIEIJ>DE  postmaster 
WABFDELD  ft  W£8T  (D  B  Warfield 
and  Thos  Wert),  general  merchandise 
West  Thos,  hotel,  saloon  and  billiards 


SOUTH  BUTTE. 

ScTTBR  County.  A  port-office,  8  miles 
wert  of  Yuba  City,  at  the  south  end 
of  "The  Buttes." 

BUSS  WILLIAM,  notarv  public  and 
a^ent  Mntnal  Security  Fund  Associa- 
tion 


PRISON  CEUS, 


Feaeesi  aad  Bridse  Work. 
Mr  HalB  Street,  ».  F. 


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CALVIN  lliiniNG&  SON. 


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California — Sovih  Butte-Spenoevillf . 


881 


BrittMi  tt  BnuM,  general  merohAndiie 
Britton  O  E,  butcher 
Bmoe  J  J,  blaoksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Bruce  T,  postmaater 
Buohannan  Mn  J  F,  hotel 
Edmonda  O,  boarding-houae 
Moody  Miaa  Ella,  teacher 
Moody  S,  vinerv  and  raisinmaker 
Schellenger  A,  olaoksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Slattory  P,  capitalist 
Smith  G  N,  justice  of  the  peace 
Tucker  W  E,  carpenter 
Tucker  Mrs  W  E,  music  teacher 


SOUTH  EEL  RIVER. 

Humboldt  County. 

Cartwrieht  James,  hotel  and  ferryman 
Myres  Mrs  &,  Sons,  hotel  and  farmers 
Randal  S  Mory  &  Co,  caut-mill 


SOUTH  FORK. 


Po«t-office  Calla- 
miles  distant  from 


Siskiyou   County. 

ban's  Ranch;  2^ 

Callahan's  Ranch. 
DXNVT  A  H>  general  merchandise 
Hellmuth  Fred,  hotel 


Frarier  M  8,  general  merchandise 
LbwIBTHOBF.  general  merchandise 

and  mineowner 
RoelkeOeoH,  hotel 


SOUTH  VALLEJO. 

Solano  County.    See  Vallejo. 


SPADRA. 

Los  Anqblbs  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office  and  a  station  on  the 
Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  29  miles  south 
of  Los  Angeles  and  21)  miles  from  Col- 
ton. 

CALDWELL  A  B>  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

CLOTJTMAN  CHAS  H.  agent  South- 
ern Pacific  R  R,  Wells,  Farjjo  &  Go's 
Express  and  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Co 

Egan  J  R,  blacksmith 

Hewitt  R  B,  saloon 

Hewitt  &  Montgomery,  gen  mdse 

Metzker  J,  hotel 


SPANISH  DRY  DIGGINGS. 

El  Dorado  County.    Post-office  Green- 
wood. 

Bucknam  W  A,  general  merchandise 


SPANISH  RANCH. 

Plumas  County.  A  post  nnd  express 
office,  8  miles  wcdb  <>f  Quincy  and  97 
miles  by  stage  northeast  uf  Oroville. 

Atwood  P,  blacksmith 

Bolyar  Abraham,  carpenter  and  miner 

Brown ,  watchmaker  and  miner 

Cadwallader  N,  pres  and  supt  Plumas 

Mining  and  Water  Co 
Challen  J  U,  miner 
Folsom  D,  treas  and  sec  Plumas  Mining 

and  Water  Co 
Hager  J  C,  miner 
Hambly  D  F  C,  apiarist 
HAMBLT  ft  HAiraLT  (H  B  and  W 

D  J  Hambly),  general  farmers,  stock- 
raisers  and  dairymen 
Hickman  Joseph,  miner 
Hill  Mrs,  money-lender 
Leake  Geo,  capitalist 
Maurer  C,  farmer 
Maurer  Geo,  teamster' 
McElroy  John,  butcher,  apiarist,  fanner 

and  supt  Claremont  Mine 
Oliver  R,  carpenter  and  miner 
Plumas  Mining  and  Water  Co,  N  Cad- 

wtdlader  pres  and  supt 
Roberts  V,  saw-mill 
Strite  J  H,  carpenter 
Taylor  Abram,  shakemaker 
Taylor  S  S,  lapidarist,  machinist  and 

miner 

THOMPSON  ft  KELLOGO.  hotel, 
general  merchandise,  hardware,  etc, 
and  farmers 

THOMPSON  B  Ji  postmaster 

Wampler  Wm,  miner 

Wright  N  K,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 


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SPANISHTOWN. 

County, 


See  Half-Moon 


SPANISH  FLAT. 

El  Dorado  County.    Post-office  Georoe- 
town,  9  miles  northeast  of  Plaoerville. 


SPENCEVILLE. 

Nevada  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  located  in  the  foot-hills,  14 
miles  from  Wheatland,  which  in  on 
the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.  It  is  the 
seat  of  operations  of  the  San  Francisco 
Copper  Mining  Co,  who  have  exten- 
sive reduction  works  at  this  place, 
and  has  proved  a  profitable  venture. 
The  ore  body  is  apparently  inexhaust- 
ible. 


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Career  John  A,  blacksmith 

ELlIS  JOHN  E>  superintendent  San 

Francisco  Copper  Co 
HYMES  JOHll.   general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Levi  I,  mgr  Steiner  &  Co 
Pa^ne  Wm  H,  machinist 
Shireman  D,  blacksmith 
Steiner  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Temby  John,  hotel 
Temby  Wm,  liquors 


SPRINGFIELD. 

TcoLOMNE  County.  Post-office  Colum- 
bia. Is  3  miles  northwest  of  Sonora, 
on  the  Copperopolis  stage  road,  31 
miles  east  of  Milton  and  1  mile  from 
Columbia. 

Cannon  J,  miner 

Carr  J,  miner 

Champaney  C,  farmer 

Eckel  H,  farmer 

Fales  N,  farmer 

HENDERSON  EDWARD,  saloon  and 

hotel 
Neaubuiner  H,  farmer 
Richard  J,  blacksmith 
Seaver  Chas,  meat  market 
Wright  G,  farmer 


SPRING  VALLEY  STORE. 

Colusa  County.     Post-office  Arbucklc 
12  miles  by  stige  from  Williams. 

EULER  J,  general  merchandise 


SPRiNGVIILE. 

Ventura    County.    A    post  office,  15 
miles  southeast  of  San  Buenventura. 

CLARK    A    S,   general    merchandise, 

Eostmaster  and  hotel 
aatian  John,  blacksmith* 


SPRUCE  GROVE. 

Humboldt  County.     Post-office    Har- 
ris. 

HARRIS  W  C,  general  merchandise, 

saloon  and  hotel 
Nowlin  W  S,  blacksmith 
Robison  J  T,  livery  stable 
Stemons  John,  hlackbinith 
Stoody  D  M,  brewery 


SQUAW  HILL. 

Tkhama  Countv.     PoBt-(.  dice  Tehama. 

BRIOOS  ft  CO.  warehouse 
Gardner  C  B,  saloon  and  ferry 


SQUAW   VALLEY. 

Fresno  County.     A  post-office,  30  mile 
east  of  Fresno 

DOWNDTO  TOSEPH.  postmaster 


STEWARTVILLE. 

Contra  Costa  County.    A  poat-ofiiae, 
3  miles  from  Antioch. 

Bagley  &  Gilday,  saloon 

Belshaw  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Hughes  J  M,  saloon 

TxIiER  N  A,  saloon  and  hotel 

White  John,  saloon 


STILLWATER. 

Shasta  County.  A  post-office,  15 
miles  northeast  of  Shasta  and  10  miles 
northeast  of  Redding. 

Bass  A,  gardener 

Bass  JSP,  farmer 

Bass  L,  contractor 

BASS  MART,  postn-istress 

Brown  (r,  contractor 

Hardinbrook  A  J,  hostler 


STILLWATER  COVE. 

Sonoma  County.  Poat-office    Fort  Ross. 

LIEBIO  FRED,  general  merchandise 
Roufif  John,  proper  steamboat   landing. 

STOCKTON. 

San  Joaquin  County.     A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  ot^'^ii,  situated  at   the 
head  of  Stockton  channel,  about  two 
miles  from  the  San  Joaquin  River,  and 
touche<l  by  the  Central   Pacific,  nijie- 
ty-one  miles  from  San  Francisco,  and 
48  miles  from  Sacramento.     The  fol- 
lowing descriptioit  of  the  city  is  quoted 
from  N.  M.  (Jrr's   Board  of  Trade  re- 
port, published  in  1874: — 
"Ihe  ctuntry  adjacent  to  the  city  is 
level,  extending  to  the  foot-hills  o'  the 
Sierra  Nevada  Range  on  the  eaa^,  *ihe 
Coost  Range  on  the  west,  while  on  the 
no^th  and  south  stretch  the  vast  inland 
plains  of  California,  known  as  the  Sac- 
ramento and  San  Joa(|uin  Valleys,  which 
extend  nearly   the  whole  length  of  the 
State.     On  the  east  and  north  of  Stock- 
ton the  Sierra  Range  of  mountains  is 
clearly     isible  in  tha  distance,   and  as 
the  higher  peaks  of  ihia  range  are  cov- 
ered with  snow  rit  all   seaaons  of   tho 
year,   the  residents  of    this  valley,  in 
which  suow  seldom  falls,  are  afforded  a 


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view  seldom  obtained  in  any  other  lo- 
cality of  the  same  latitude  on  the  conti- 
nent. On  the  west  and  south,  the 
Coast  Range  can  be  seen,  its  most  prom- 
inent peak.  Mount  Diablo,  adding  ma- 
terially to  the  beauty  of  the  scenery." 

The  corporate  limits  of  the  city  at 
nrespiit  extend  over  four  square  miles, 
and  its  sweets  run  at  right  angles,  di- 
viding the  city  into  blocks  three  hun- 
dred feet  square.  The  principal  streets 
are  graded  and  graveled,  and  compare 
very  favorably  with  those  of  other  in- 
terior cities  of  California.  Viewed  as  a 
commercial  centre,  Stockton  has  few  ri- 
vals and  no  pee.s.  While  Sacramento 
gathers  in  the  harvests  of  the  north,  to 
a  limited  extent,  Stockton,  with  its  im- 
mense wcirehouse  facilities,  opens  wide 
its  doors  and  bids  the  farmer  walk  in 
and  store  his  grain  at  a  small  percentage. 
The  city  is  widely  known  as  an  entrepot 
for  the  deposit  of  vast  quantities  of 
grain  from  ir.;.ny  sections  of  the  State 
and  it  has  some  of  the  largest  and  most 
commodious  grain  warehouses  in  the 
State,  and  no  city  outside  of  San  Francis- 
co has  equal  storage  capacity.  The  ware- 
houses are  all  of  1  trick,  built  in  the  most 
substantial  manner.  There  are  several 
foundries,  pianiug  and  flouring  mills, 
furniture  factories,  tanneries  and  other 
places  of  industry.  It  is  also  rapidly 
taking  rank  as  one  of  the  chief  manufac- 
turing cities  of  California. 

Abbott  A  M  (Abbott,  Williams  &  Stow- 
ell),  cor  California  and  Market 

Abbott,  Williams  &  StowcU  (A  M  Ab- 
bott, (Jeorge  T  Williams  and  John 
Stowell),  mfrs  of  Relief  Windmills  and 
wooden  tanks,  NE  cor  California  and 
Market 

Al)»>"^.^thy  .r  V,  saloon,  188  Main 

ABRAMSKT  M  L>  real  estate   agent, 

oriicc  No  '2  McKee  Buildini;,  Main 
iularns  .lohn   A,  saloon,  cor  Webor  ave 

aua  San  Joaiiuin 
Adams  Samuel,    blacksmith,    N\V    cor 

California  and  VV^ashington 
Ahlefeld  Arthur,  ooinmisttion  agtut,  2U3 

Main 
Ahlertield  Van   A,    oil    merchant,   203 

Main 
Aiken  C   R,  physician,  cor  '2d   an(<l    El 

Dormlo 
AlegrettiG,  groceries,  oor  Washington 

and  Centre 
Allen  A  W  (Allen  &  Close) 
Allen  &  Close  (O  H  Close  and  A  W   Al- 

len),  book,  stationery  and  music  deal- 
ers, 184  El  Dorado 
Allen  Mrs  E   H,   propr    Eagle    Hotel, 

Weber  ave  bet  Sutter  and  California 


Altman  Carl,  mgr  Singer  Mfg  Co,  175 
Main 

Anderson  L  M,  tailor,  cor  Weber  ave 
and  Hunter 

Andreoni  G,  restaurant,  cor  Washing- 
ton and  El  Dorado 

Andrews  J  H,  harness  and  saddlery,  370 
Centre 

Andrews  John  C,  harness  and  saddlery, 
301  Main 

Arntlt  &  Gumpertz,  clothiers,  181  El 
Dorado 

Arnold  E  C,  real  estate,  Hunter  bet 
Main  and  Market 

Arnold  Fred'k,  boots  and  shoes,  cor 
Main  and  £1  Dorado 

Arrivey  Louis,  junk,  236  Centre 

Attmann  Carl,  Singer  Sewing  Machine, 
175  Main 

Atwood  Leroy  S,  book  and  job  printer. 
Main 

Atwood  0  F,  deputy  sheriff 

AUSTIN  BEOS  (H  S  and  W  B  Aus- 
tin), hardware,  uor  Main  and  Ameri- 
can 

Austin  &  Co,  photographers.  Main 

AUSTIN  H  S  (Austin  Brou),  cor  Main 
and  American 

AUSTIN  W  B  (Austin  Bros),  cor  Main 
and  American 

Bachman  Conrad,  blacksmith  and  wag- 
onmaker,  cor  Channel  and  American 

Badger  Bros,  paints  and  oils,  200  Main 

Baggs  W  M  (W  M  Baggs  &  Son),  ware- 
house. Levee  bet  Centre  and  Com- 
merce 

Barumn  Mrs  E  A,  medium,  cor  Main 
and  American 

Bailey,  Badgley  &  Co  (S  P  Bailey,  O  E 
Badgley  and  John  Bailey),  agricul- 
tural implements,  cor  Main  and  Cali- 
fornia 

Bailey  S  P  (Bailey,  Badgley  &  Co),  city 
councilman 

Buinl  B  P,  notary  public,  Court  House 

Bakor  A  L,  groceries,  San  Joaquin 

Baker  M  I),  notary  public,   183  Main 

Baldwin  Frank  T,  :it.ty-at-law,  Eltlridge 
Building,  Main 

Baldwin  H,  stationery  and  news  depot, 
204  Main 

Baldwin  J  D,  photographer,  183  Main 

Balthis  John  A,  horsoshoer,  240  Chan- 
nell 

Bambauer  &  Smitz,  linuors,  Levee 

Bank  of  Stockton,  Rout  K  Reid  pres, 
R  W  Tully  cashier,  cor  Main  and 
Centre 

Barker  .loseph  W,  surveyor  and  engi- 
neer, McKee  Buildii  g,  Main 

Barricklo  Mrs  D  D,  millinery,  273  Main 

Barth  &  King,  auctioneers,  185  Main 

Batchelder  B  P,  photographer,  183  El 
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Beasley  Ohaa,  architect,  Main  bet  Cen-t 

tre  and  £1  Dorado 
Behms  0,  crockery  store,  177  El  Dorado; 
Beiao   Q,    groceries,    cor   Centre    and 

Church 
Belden  Harvey,  livery  stable,  366  and 

368  Centre 
Beldinff  Chas,  insurance  agent  and  Soda 

WoAs,  Weber  ave 
Belding  W  J,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  180 

£1  Dorado 
Bernstein  B,  saloon,  cor  Hunter  and 

Weber  ave 
Berryman  Fred,  boats  to  let,  Weber  ave 
Besso  G,  groceries,  cor  East  and  Main 
Beswick  Frank,  livery  stable,  cor  Carter 

and  Washington 
Bettencart  Emanuel,  barber.  Centre 
Bingham  O,  carpet  weaving,  Main 
Birch  T  W,  saw-liling,  cor  Channel  and 

California 
Bisbee  R  T,  saloon,  Weber  House,  Cen- 
tre 
Blair  Mrs  N  J,  dressmaking,  240  Main 
Blake  A  N,  undertaker,  212  Hunter 
Bliss  W,  expressman,  Main 
Block  D,  dry  goods,  202  Main 
Blumenthal  L,  clothing,  224  Main 
Board  of  Education,  John  Yardley,   H 
R  Campbell,  M  S  Thresher,  L  M  Cut- 
ting, Wm  Woolsey,  Saml  Lcffler 
Board  of  Health,  Drs  Asa  Clark,   C  A 
Ruggles,  E  A  Stockton  and  S  P  Craw- 
ford 
Boepple  F,  bootmaker,  Main  nr  Califor- 
nia 
Boeiner  L  A,  saloon,  cor  Levee  aud  EI 

Dorado 
Botzbach  P,  Hunter  opp  Court  House 
Boggs  James  A,  attorney -at-law,  Newell 

Building,  Main 
Bogt'.c  A  R,  books  and  stationery,  cor 

M^iii  ;iud  Sutter 
Boib-iLiier  H  G,  groceries,  174  El  Dorado 
Bond  M  H,  undertaking  wareroom',  295 

V\'eber  ave 
Booker  8  A,  attomey-at-law,  230  Main 
Boscher  E  H,  druggist,  169  Main 
Bostwick  I  S,  grain  dealer,  171  Center 
Bouche  Nelson,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  Centre 
Breedlove  W  H,  saloon,  Main  opp  Court 

House 
Breidenbach  J,  hotel,  15  Bridge 
Breith  it.  Juugb,  saloon,  168  Levee 
Brookman  Mrs  H  J,  fruit  and   vegeta- 
bles, cor  California  and  Washington 
Brown  k  Co,  produce  and  feed  mancet. 

Main 
Brown     James,     constable,     Eldridge 

Building,  Main 
Browne  W  T,  assiHtant    physician    of 

State  of  California  Insane  Asylum 
Brueok  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


Brumton  C  W,  city  collector 
Bratsohy  k  Esbrack,  saloon.  Main 
Bryant  k  Ynnge,  saloon,  cor  Levee  and 
Centre 

BUCKLEY  W  D>  Stockton  Candy 
Factory,  Main  opp  Yo  Semite  House 
(see  advertisement) 

Buckley  Wm  S,  judge  department  (2) 
of  superior  court,  office  Court  House 

Budd  James  H,  attomey-at-law,  El- 
dridge Building,  Main 

Budd  Joseph  H,  attomey-at-law,  El- 
dridge Building,  Main 

Buehnar  Julius,  saloon,  188  Mam 

Bugbee  Frank  M,  painter.  Hunter 

Bugbee  W  D,  city  weigher.  Hunter, 
Court  House  Square 

Buhach  Producing  and  Mfg  Co  (J  D 
Peters  and  G  H  Milco),  154  Levee 

Bums  J,  expressman,  stand  Main 

Bums  John,  horseshoeing,  231  Centre 

Burton  Frank,  dentist,  cor  Main  and 
El  Dorado 

Byers  k  Elliott,  attorneys-at-law,  El- 
dridge Building,  Main 

Cadien  k  Bagley,  clothiers,  opp  Yo  Sem- 
ite House,  Main 

Caine  John,  Globe  Iron  Works,  cor 
Main  and  Commercial 

California  Paper  Co's  Mills,  Judson  Eg- 
bert pres,  Eugene  T  Cooper  sec,  s  s 
of  Mormon  Channel 

California  Steam   Navigation  Co,  Levee 

California  Wind  Mill,  Alfred  Noaok  agt. 
Main  bet  American  and  Stanislaus 

C'ampbell  J  C,  district  attorney,  El- 
dndge  Building,  Main 

Campm;Il  k  Lang,  barley-mill  and  feed 
depot,  Hunter  bot  Washington  and 
Market 

Campbell  k  Muenter,  attorney s-at-law. 
No  2  Eldridge  Building,  Main 

Capurro  Manuel,  groceriei,  cor  Sutter 
and  Lafayette 

Carpenter  W  W,  physician,  cor  Main 
and  Sutter 

Carter  Stanton  L,  attorney -at-law, 
Newell  Building,  Main 

Cavacnora  Frank,  saloon,  cor  EI  Dorado 
ana  Market 

CAVEltr  JAMES*  proprietor  Yo  Semite 

House^  Main  (see  adv) 
Cavis  J  M ,  postmaster 
Centennial  L<Mige,  No  38,  K  of  P,  cor 

Main  and  San  Joaquin 
Centennial  Lodge,  No  33,  K  of  P,  Senate 

Block 

CEHTBi:  STREET  MARKET.  Gross 

k  (Greenwood,  whoIeMile  and  r<?tail 
butchers.  Centre  bet  Main  and  Ms,r- 
ket 

Camdt  Wm,  caiownter,  Channel 

Cervantes  E,  tailor,  (>entre 


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Chalmera  Alex,  dry  and  fancy  goods, 

194  and  196  Main 
Chalmera  Geo,  dry  goods  and  carpets, 

cor  Main  and  San  Joaquin 
Chapman  &  Man,  blacksmithing,  Centre 
Charter  Oak  Lodge,   K  of  P  Hall,  240 

Main 
Chesnutwood  &  Moore  (Geo  Chesnut- 

wood  and  T  N  Moore),  gen  mdse,  172 

and  173  Main 

CHIC4BD  &  WORTH,  draying,  for- 
warding and  commiasion  merchants, 
340  Centre,  (see  advertisement) 
Chidester    Isaac,    hackman,   stand  Yo 

Semite  House 
Christian  Brothers'  College,   San  Joa- 
quin bet  Market  and  Washington 
Christian  Church,    Sutter  bet  Weber 

ave  and  Main 
City  Bakery,  Jacob  Miller  propr,  275 

Main 
Clark  Mrs  E  M,  bakery,  176  El  Dorado 
Clark  Asa,  physician,  240  Main 
Clark  Geo,  liquors.  Main  and  El  Dorado 
Clark  H,  glove  factory,  Hunter 
Clark  W  R,  carpenter,  SW   cor  Sutter 

and  Market 
Clas    Alfred    C,    architect,    2    McKee 
Building 

CLABKE    F  R,    principal    Stockton 

Business    College,    cor    Hunter   and 

Weber  ave 
Clayes  J  R,  collector  and  insurance  agt, 

room  10  Newell  Building 
Clifford  V  H,  hill  poster,  277  Main 
Close  O  H  (Allen  &  Cloae) 
Coates  Fletcher,  canily  factory,  Hunter 
Cohn  Julius,  fr  lits  and  candies,  Main 
Columbia  Hous",   A  Lutz,  cor  Channel 

and  San  Joaquin 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL.   A  and  J 

Hahn  proprietors,  273-279  Main 
Condit  J  H   &    Co,   a)»  icultural   imple- 
ments  and  ship  chandlery,    Hunter 
near  Main 

CONDT  Ri  merchant  tailor  and  musi- 
cian, IW  Sutter,  li  il(K»r8  N  of  Main 

Confer  Wni,  builder  and  contractor,  367 
Weber  ave 

Continent  ■  I  Oil  and  Transportation  Co, 
173  Centre 

Copanio  Manuel,  fruits,  etc.  cor  Sutter 
and  Lafayettt; 

Corcoran  H  J,  city  councilman 

Corcoran  &  McNeil,  proprs  steamer 
/iohertfi'  InUnni  ajid  gent^ral  freighters, 
Levee  bet  Centre  and  Commerce 

Cornwall  A,  wood  and  coal,  Channel  bet 
El  Dorado  anil  Centre 

Cosmopolitan  Restaurant,  cor  Hunger 
and  California 

Couturier  Jotteph,  barber,  cor  Wel>er 
ave  and  California 


Ocwell  W  W   (E  F  Sanders  &  Co),   186 

El  Dorado 
Cramer  John,  turner,  180  California 
Coyne  Chas,  plasterer,  83  Channel 
Crawford  S  F,  physician  and  supt  public 

schools,  Main 

CRAWFORD  T  A.  wood  and  commis- 
sion merchant,  150  Levee 

Cross  L  E  &  S  N,  physicians,  190  Main, 
iipstairs 

Crow  ft  Smith,  grain  buyers,  cor  Levee 
and  Centre 

Culver  H  F,  horseshoeing,  San  Joaquin 

Cutting  L  M  &  Son,  insurance  agency, 
Channel 

CUNNINOHAM  THOMAS,  sheriff. 

Court  House 
Czartoryski  M,  physician,  old  Post-office 
Building 

"DAILY    EVENINQ   HERALD," 

Preston  &  Bell  proprietors,    Parker's 

Building,  Hunter 
Darcy  k  McCrellis,  saloon,   cor  Main 

and  El  Dorado 
Davenport  A  C,  dentist,  211  Centre 
David  The  Tailor,  A  Frankenthal  propr, 

258  Main 
De  Blanbille  L,  groceries,  cor  Washing- 
ton and  American 
De  Ferrari  Louis,  saloon,  cor  Centre  and 

Lafayette 
Deitz  Geo,  gunsmith,  181  Main 
De    Lano    &    Douglass,     barbers,     Yo 

Semite  House 
Devoll  il  H,  agt  sewing  machiae  and 

pianos,  Weber  ave 
Devoll  Mrs  M  A,  millinery,  Weber  ave 
Dietrich  T  C,  saloon,  Ct-ntre 
Doak  &   Dunning,    livery    stable,  San 

Joaquin  bet  Maiti  and  Market 
Dohrman  Mrs  Chas    W,  kindergarten, 

cor  Park  and  American 
Dohnnann  Julius,  barber,  206  Levee 

DOHRMANN  &  SHIRLEY,   general 

insurance  agents,  203  Main 
Dorr  W  A,  agricultural  implements  and 

hardware,  El   Doratlo  bet  Main  and 

Market 
Dorrancc  H   T,  saddlery   and  harness, 

183  Hunter 
Douglass  J,  saloon,  Yo  Semite  House 
Douglass  W  U,  barber,  Main 
l>oyle  John  T,  city  councilman 
Drascovich  &  Dudrick,  restaurant,  367 

Centre 
Drascovich  M,  saloon,  158  Levee 
Drury  &  Patterson,  grocers,  246  Main 
Duoker    John,    warehouse,    Mormon 

Channel 
Dudley  W  L,  attoruey-at-law,  Odd  Fel- 
lows Building 
Eaule  Hotel,  Mrs  E  H  Allen  propr,  275 

Weber  ave 


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Easton  A,  furniture  and  carpets,  El  Do- 
rado near  Main 

Eckstrom  Albert,  barber,  198  Levee 

EDWABDS  JAMES  &  SON.  con- 
tractors and  builders,  cor  Main  and 
El  Dorado 

Elliot  A  T,  grain  and  hops,  Levee  bet 
Centre  and  Commerce 

Elliot  &  Beighle,  fruits  and  produce, 
188  Main 

Elliot  L  Westfall,  physician,  McKee 
Building 

Ellis  &  McDonald,  salooi;,  Hunter 
Square 

Emmet  Cruards,  armory,  San  Joaquin 
m  Washington 

Engelhardt  Albert,  Weber  House,  cor 
Main  and  Centre 

England  J  W,  toys,  245  Main 

Ernest  Charles  L,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware, 256  Main 

Eckstrom  Mrs  Thomas  E,  millinery,  254 
Main 

Eshbach  Mrs  C  &  Co,  millinery,  183  El 
Dorado 

Eshbach  Henry,  city  councilman 

Ester  Andrew,  bootmaker,   Weber  ave 

Eureka  Bakery,  J  C  Fisk  propr 

Eureka  Market,  Gage  &  Tripp,  cor  Cal- 
ifornia and  Market 

"EVENING  HAIL "  PUBLISHING 

CO  (E  L  L'olnoii,  J  J  Nuu-vn  and  J  P 

Cosgrove),  publishers,  224  Main 
Excelsior    Glove    Factory,    Miss   Alice 

McKeuzie,  258  Main 
Fabor  Tony,  saloon,  282  Main 
Falk  Henry,  barber,  cor  Weber  ave  and 

California 
Fanning  H    M,    Pioneer  Tannery   Co, 

cor  Flora  and  Sacrament** 
Farmers'  Co-Opcrative  Union   (Tlie)  of 

San    Joacjuin    Valley,    A  C    Paulsell 

pros,  1  11  Wilbur  sec,  cor  (^ominorce 

and  Levee 
Farmers'   Exchange,  J  B  Buckley,  cor 

Centre  and  l/ovee 

FARRINGTON  H  L  (Farrington,  Hy- 
att &  Co),  :Ul-:{47  California 

FARRINGTON  H  S  (Farrington,  Hy- 
att &  Co),  ;{41-a47  California 

FARRINGTON,  HYATT  &  CO,  pro 

prietors  Stockton  Iron    Works,  341- 

347  California 
Fee  Patrick,  livery  stable  and  city  coun- 
cilman, Weber  ave 
Ferguson  John,  tailor  183  Main 
Ferguson    Mrs    P   W^,   millinery,    183i 

Main 
Fickett    &    Hobbins,   proprs    Stockton 

Furniture   Factory,   Main   bet  Grant 

and  Stanislaus 
Fiunen  John,  hackman,  stand  Yo  Semite 

House 


First  Baptist  Church,  cor  Hunter  and 
Lindsay 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK  (The),  H 
H  Hewlett  cashier  and  manager,  cor 
Main  and  Hunter  (see  adv) 

Fisher  Mrs  J  D,  dressmaking,  McKee 
Building 

Fisher  M  C,  land  owner,  McKee  Build- 
ing 

Fisher  W  R,  agent  M  C  Fisher,  McKee 
Building 

Fisk  &  Co,  meat  market,  cor  Weber  ave 
and  American 

Fitzgerald  M,  Pioneer  Saw  and  Planing 
Mills.  California  bet  Main  and  Mar- 
ket 

Flemming  G  W,  poultry,  cor  Hunter  and 
Channel 

Ford  &  Brennan,  feed  and  livery  stable, 
391  Centre 

Ford  D,  carpenter,  cor  Market  and  San 
Joaquin 

Ford  &  Hurd,  groceries,  341  Centre 

Fowler  W  S,  chief  of  p  >lice 

Franco -Italian  Bakery,  A  Saissoc  propr. 
Hunter 

Frankenheimer  B,  clothier,  208  Main 

Frankenthal  Adolph,  tailor.  Main  opp 
Commercial  Hotel 

Franklin  Htmse,  Mrs  E  Welch  propr, 
Weber  ave 

FRASER  P  B.  notary  public.  First 
National  Bank,  cor  Main  and  Hunter 

Free  Public  Library,  E  W  Johnson  li- 
brarian. Main 

Freeman  W  F,  city  councilman 

Gage  J  C,  meat  market,  cor  California 
and  Market 

Galgiani  Vincent,  fish,  fruit  and  vege- 
tables, 188  Levee 

(Jail  AC,  candy  and  varieties,  184 Main 

Gall  John  D,  saloon,  198  Levee 

Gallup  G  W,  builder,  cor  Lafayette  and 
Washington 

Gambetta  J,  real  estate  and  insurance 
agt.  Odd  Fellows  Building,  Main 

( Jaribaldi  House,  Louis  De  Ferrori  propr, 
SE  cor  Centri'  and  Lafayette 

Garlock  Louis,  El  Dorailo  Market,  172 
El  Dorado 

GARVIN  M  J,  stationery,  cigars  and 
tobacco,  2(>7i  Main 

Gerlach  L  (Gerlacli  &  Wagner),  county 
supervisor 

Gerlach  &  Wagner,  City  Market,  Main 

Germain  Alfred,  propr  Hotel  Du  Cana- 
da, Weber  ave  bet  California  and 
American 

Ghigliazza  G  k  Bro,  groceries,  cor  San 
Joa(iuin  and  Lafayette 

Gianelli  Bros  (B  and  H  Gianelli),  cor 
Hunter  and  California 

Giblmns ,  physician,  cor  Main  and 

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Gibson  Mrs  G,  millinery,  187  El  Dorado 

Gibson  G  W,  groceries  and  crockery, 
199  Sutter 

Gibson  Wm  M,  attomey-at-Uw,  Odd 
Fellows  Building 

Gillis  &  Po^,  gen  nidse,  Weber  ave 

Giovaneasi  F,  varieties,  cor  El  Dorado 
and  Levee 

Glick  Jacob,  jeweler,  190  El  Dorado 

Glidden- W  R,  principal  Franklin  School, 
Centre 

Globe  Foundry,  John  Caine  propr,  coi 
Main  and  Commerce 

Gotield  J  F,  poundkeeper 

Good  Templars'  Hall,  Austin's  Building, 
308^  Main 

Goodell  J  M,  drayman.  Main  bet  El  Do- 
rado and  Centre 

GOODMAN  MRS  E,  dressmaking,  cor 
Main  and  Stanislaus 

OOODRUM  F  W,  manager  "Indepen- 
dent" Office 

Gough  Michiel,  hackman,  stand  Yo  Sem- 
ite House 

Grahf.m  Wm,  hardware  and  tools,  200 
Main 

Gramer  John,  wood  and  ivory  turner, 
3^.0  California 

GRAND  CENTRAL  HOTEL,  J  Hen- 
derson proprietor,  cor  (Jaliforuia  and 
Channel 

Grangers'  Union,  A  Wolf  pres,  H  S  Sar- 
gent and  W  T  Smith  mgrs,  H  Sargcut 
sec,  280  and  282  Main 

Granite  Works,  P  Keuenly  propr,  Main 

Gray  George  (Simpson  &  Gray),  cor 
Commerce  .tud  Levee 

Gray  John  D,  druggist,  170  Main 

Greenwood  H  (Gross  &  Greenwood) 

Grickow  &  Tilgman,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance agt,  cor  Main  and  Hunter 

Gross  &  (ireen wood  (John  K(tro3a  and 
H  Greenwood),  butchers.  Centre  bet 
Market  and  Main 

Gross  John,  candy  factory,  179  HI  Do- 
rado 

Gross  John,  livery  stable,  cor  Centre 
and  Washington 

Gross  John  E  (Gross  &  Greenwood), 
city  councilman 

Grunsky  Chas,  county  recorder  and 
auditor,  Court  House 

Gumpert  E,  cigars  and  tobacco,  226 
Main 

Haas  C  ft  Son,  jeweler  and  watchmaker, 
204  Main 

Haas  H  O,  cigars  anil  tobacco,  192  Main 

Hactkatt  James,  tailor.  Main  bet  Cali- 
fornia and  SuHer 

HAHN  A  &  J>  proprietors  Commercial 
Hotel,  273-279  Main 

HAINES  J  S  (Haines  &  Russell),  Main 
bet  Sutter  and  California 

Haines  N  J,  dentist,  185  El  Dorado 


HAINES  ft  RUSSELL  (J  S  Haines 
and  R  W  Russell),  livery  and  feed, 
stable.  Main  bet  Sutter  and  California 

Hale  &  Co,  dry  and  fancy  goods.  Main 

Hale  Joseph,  farmer,  produce  and  com- 
mission merchant,  162  Levee 

Hall  I  J,  glovemaker 

Hall  J  B,  attorney-at-law,  Rosenbaum 
Building 

Hamilton  Chas  I  So  Co,  book  and  job 
printing,  183  El  Dorado 

Hamilton  I  D  &  Co,  steamboat  line,  150 

Levee 
Hammond,  Moore  &  Yardley,  groceries 

and  lime.  Weber  ave  opp  Court  House 
Hansel    J  •vr^h,     carriage    works,    cor 

Hunter  aud  Mine"  ave 
Hansel  L,  groceries,  cor   Channel  and 

Hunter 
Harris    Charles,    tailor.    Hunter     opp 

Court  House 
Harris  H  &  Wolft,  junk,  154  Hunter 
Harris  Mrs  L  J,  dressmaking,  Main 
Hart  Geo,  grain  dealer  and  commission 

merchani.  Levee   bet  Commerce  and 

Centre 
Hart  &  Thrift,  gen  mdse,  265  Weber  ave 

HARTLEY  C  F  ft  CO,  wood,  coal 

and  ice,  cor  Bridge  and  Hunter 
Hatch  &  Holmes,  horseshoeing  and  car- 
riage works,  cor  Weber  ave  and  Sutter 
Hathaway  S   A,    drayman.   Levee  bet 

Centre  and  Commerce 
Haycocks  T  J,    carriage    painter,    389 

California 
Hedges  &  Buck,  groceries,  cor  Main  and 

San  .Joacjuin 
Heiniiuin  G  H,  blacksmith,  Weber  ave 
Henderson    A  J,  city   assessor.    Court 
I      House 

I  HENDERSON    J,    proprietor   Grand 
1      Central    Hotel,    cor    California    and 

Channel 
Hoiiilerson  J  H,  contractor  and  builder. 

Main 
Henderson  Milton  P,  carriage  and  wa- 

goiimaker,  313-317  Main 
Henderson     R     W,     dentist,     McKee 

Building 
Hermann  .John,  saloon,  28G  Main 
Hewey  John,  bakery  and  confectionery, 

cor  Weber  ave  and  California 

HEWLETT  H  H,  cashier  F"rst  Na- 
tional Bank  of  Stockton,  cor  Main 
and  Hunter 

Hickinbotham  J  T,  wagon  and  carriage 
material,  271  Main 

Hickman  Edward,  dry  goods  and  car- 
pets, 206  Main 

Hickman  Wm  M,  druggist,  212  Main 

Hilke  N  C,  harness  and  saddles,  257 
Main 

Hirschfelder  S,  dry  goods,  202  Main 


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Hitohcook  C  H,  maohiniat,  oor  Cali- 
fornia and  Washington 

Hoerr  John,  boots  and  shoes,  188  El 
Dorado 

Hogan  J  M,  attomey-at-law  and  notary 
public  and  collector,  Odd  Fellows' 
Building 

Hoisholt  It  Bro  (F  and  J  C  Hoisholt), 
watches  and  jewelry,  171  El  Dorado 

Holden  I  D,  druggist,  cor  Main  and  El 
Dorado 

HOLUAN  &  SCHMEDEB,  propri- 
etors United  States  Hotel,  cor  Centre 
and  Market 

Hood  E  E,  attorney-at-law  and  reporter 
supreme  court.  Odd  Fellows  Building 

Hot^  Du  Canada,  Alfred  Germain  pro- 
prietor, Weber  ave 

Houser  Daniel,  machinery,  467  Centre 

HOWARD  REV  J  D,  pastor  Grace 
M  E  Church  South 

Hudson  A  T  and  A  S,  dentists,  cor  Main 
and  El  Dorado 

Huggins  F  J,  cashier  San  Joaquin  Val- 
ley Bank,  210  Main 

Hughes  H  J,  mgr  White  House 

Humphrey  T  G,  mfr  Draper's  Grain 
Carriers  and  Straw  Forks,  cor  Main 
and  California 

Hupman  Arthur,  artist,  Newell's  Build- 
ing, Main 

HYATT  S  C  (Farrington,  Hyatt  & 
Co),  341-347  California 

Hyers  Wm,  barber,  173 J  El  Dorado 

Independent  Restaurant,  Peter  Lesher 
proprietor,  Levee 

Independent  Saloon,  F  Madden  and  J  D 
Gall,  Levee 

Inglis  Win,  bakery  and  county  super- 
visor 

Isaac  W,  barber,  ICO^  El  Dorado 

ITALIAN  ROTISSERIE.  Natt  & 
Kiioop,  Main  nr  Centre  (branch  cor 
El  Dorado  and  Market) 

Jackson  James,  restaurant,  nor  Hunter 
and  Market 

Jackson  John,  hardware  and  tinware, 
197  Main 

Jackson  Thos,  groceries,  cor  Washing- 
ton and  El  Dorado 

Ja<  kson  Prof,  music  conservatory,  cor 
Hunter  and  Channel 

Jacobs  H,  fancy  goods,  181  Main 

Johnson  David,  boot  and  shoemaking, 
332i  Main 

Johnson  E  W,  sec  board  of  education 
and  librarian  Free  Library 

Johnson  H  E,  horseshoeing,  Weber  ave 

Johnson  Pierce  R,  house  and  sign  pain- 
ter. Market  bet  California  and  Sutter 

Johnson  R  S,  livery  stable,  Weber  ave 
bet  Sutter  and  San  Joaquin 

Jones  Miss  Belle,  dressmaking,  Wash- 
ington bet  American  and  California 


Jorsensen  J,  Hunter  opp  Cour*  Hoqm 
Juc^U  ft  Glass,  clothing,  cor    lain  and 

Sutter 
Kaiser  L  M,  Bis  Tree  Saloon,  Hanter 
KAISER  SUTON,  boots  and  shoes,  oor 

Hunter  and  Levee 
Keeler  W  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

249  Main 
Killion  Patrick,  saloon.  Levee 
Kennedy  &  Miller,  furniture,  363  Centre 
Keniston  Chas  M,  city  and  county  supt 

of  schools,  Newell  Building,  Main 
Kidfl  James  E,   artists'  materials,   178 

Main 
Kime  Mrs  S,  electro   vapor  baths,   224 

San  Joaquin 
KINO  MRS  M  L,    dressmaking,  267 

Weber  ave 
King  Robt  W,   atty-at-law,    Eldridge 

Building,  Main 
King  &  Sequard  (Joe  King  and  M  Se- 

quard),  fruits  and  produce,  365  Centre 
Kinsley  C  H  (Kinsley  k  McClellan),  oor 

Main  and  El  Dorado 
Kleemann  Julius,  cooperage,  236  Market 
Klench  J  B,  veterinary  surgeon.  Hunter 
Knapp  — ,   physician,    cor   Main    and 

Hunter 
Kolberg  A,  cigars,  158  Hanter 
Kolberg   Ben    F,    constable,     Eldridge 

Building,  Main 
Kramm  Phillipp,  saloon,  Main  bet  Cal- 
ifornia and  American 
KUEFPERS  THEO.  books,  stationery 

and  musical  instruments,  179  Main 
Kuhn  Frank,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

200  Main 
Kulman,  Wagner  k  Co,   proprs  Pacific 

Tannery,  cor  Oak  and  LI  IX)rado 
Ladd  Horace  J,  mgr  Stockton  Telephone 

Co,  203  Main 
Lafayette  Hotel,  P  Langley  propr.  Cen- 
tre 
Lando  Mrs  J  C,  di-essmakin?,  240  Main 
Lane  R  B,  propr  Lane's  Mills,   255  and 

257  Weber  ave 
Lang  L  H  (Campbell  &  Lang),  Hunter 
Langmack    Henry,    watchmaker,     cor 

Main  and  El  Dorado 
Langridge  George  W  (Weller  ft   Lung- 
ridge),  201  Main 
Leach  C  I,   pres  San  Joaquin    Valley 

Baitk,  210  Main 
Lee  Charles,  dry  goods,  264  Main 
LEE  Et  sign,   ornamental   and    fresco 

painter 
Lee  Mrs  ITannie,  dressmaking,  Hanter 
Leeper  J:)mes,  fruit,  287  ^  Market 
Lefner   Mrs  Fred,    private    board  and 

lodging,  Stanislaus 
Lertora  Peter,   groceries    and   liquors, 

Washington 
Lesher  Bros,  Tyrolean  Hall,  c  >r  Centre 

and  Main 


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Leshor  Peter,  saloon,  176  Hunter 
Lieginger  Henry,  bootmaker,  Levee 
LUseaoen  Greorge,  Pacific  Agricultural 

Works,  Lafayette 
LLOYD  S  (Lloyd  &  Tafnsen),  168  Levee 

LONDON   CHOP  AND   OYSTER 

HOUSE  (S  Lloydand  JTanuen),  16S 

Levee,  (see  advertisement) 
LONG  J  H>  under-sheriff 
Looney  Thomas,  saddles  and  harness, 

cor  Channel  and  Bridge 
Lothrop  &  Noble  (Isaac  Lothrop  and  E 

B  Noble),  hatters,  247  Main 
Louttit  James  A,  atty-at-law,  240  Main 
Louttit  W  R,  atty-at-law  and  notary 

public,  Salz  Building 
Lovelace  S  H,  farmer 
Loveridge  J  S,  bootblack.  Levee 
Lutz  &,  Rink,   saloon,  cor  Main   and 

Centre 
Magner  Max,  saloon,  236  Main 
MaUon  T  C,  real  estate  and  insurance, 

Eldridge  Building,  Main 
Mansion  House,  J  H   Cross  propr,  cor 

Hunter  and  Weber  ave 
Marble  &  Shaver,  Eureka  Beer  Hall, 

267  Main 
Marks    Hams,,   merchant   tailor,    230 

Main 
Marks  Jacob,  clothing.  Levee 
Marks    Mayer,     cigars    and    tobacco. 

Levee 
Marr  &;  Chapman,  carriage  works,  4S6 

Centre 

MARSTERS  T  J,  wind  mill  and  self- 
feeder,  manufacturer  tanks  and  der- 
ricks, cor  Washington  and  California 

Martin  F  H,  stair  builder,  Market  nr 
California 

Matteaon  Don  C  (Matteson  &,  William- 
son), cor  Main  and  California 

Matteson  F  W,  constable 

MATTESON  &  WILLIAMSON  (Don 

C  Matteson  and  T  F  Williamson), 
iron  founders  and  manufacturers  of 
farming  implements,  cor  Main  and 
California  (see  advertisement) 

McCarty  James  M,  real  estate,  insur- 
ance agt,  and  notary  public,  201  Main 

McCarty  M,  contractor,  cor  Sutter  and 
Main 

McCormick  M,  bootmaker,  276  Main 

McCrellis  B  F,  saloon,  cor  Main  and  El 
Dorado 

McCurdy  Wm,  druggist,  cor  Main  and 
Sutter 

McDougald  &  McDouell,  real  estate 
and  insurance  agts,  cor  Main  and  El 
Dorado 

McGuffie  Wm,  boilermaker.  Main 

McKAIO  W  W  (Nash  &    McKaig), 

"  Independent" 
McKenzie  Frank,  pound  keeper 


McKenzie  Miss  A,  glove  factory,   258 

Main 
McKenzie  Geo  A,  register  U  S  Land 

Office,  Odd  Fellows  Building 
McKinne  B,  attorney-at-law,  240  Main 
McLellan  W  F  (Kinsley  &  MoLellan), 

cor  Main  and  El  Dorado 
MoStay  &  Swinnerton,  attomeys-at-law, 

Eldndge  Building,  Main 
Meader  D  A,  fire  insurance  agt,   El- 
dridge Building,  Main 
Mechanics'  Depot  Saloon,  G  Scianchi 

propr 
Melone  G  W,  auctioneer  and  commis- 
sion merchant,  181  Hunter 
Mengel   Peter,  boots   and   shoes,   185 

Main 
Mengle  Philip  &  Co,  furniture,  cor  Cen- 
tre and  Main 
Mersfelder  L  >uis,  restaurant,  cor  Levee 

and  Centre 
MescroU  J  M,  dentist,  190  Main 
Mexican  Restaurant,  Mrs  I  G  de  Villa- 
loss,  cor  Hunter  and  Market 
Middlemiss  J  R,  insurance  agt.  Hunter 

Square 
Miesell  Frederick,  hairdresser,  188  Main 
Milco  John,  varieties,  195  Main 
Milco  N  B,  fruit  and  produce  market, 

195  Main 
Milco,  Nicols  &  Co,  variety  sto^e,  205 

Main 
Miller  Frank,  city  councilman 
Miller  N,  physician,  172^  Main 
Miller  T  0,  artist.  Hook  Building,  Main 
Miller    Wm    P,   carrince    factory,    cor 

Channel  and  California 
Miller's  Warehouse,  W  C  Miller  mgr. 

Mormon  Slough 
Mills  James  T,  stoves,  tin  and  hard- 
ware, 198  Main 
Milner  N,  police  judge,  Eldridge  Build- 
ing, Main 
Mingel  Philipp,  furniture  and  bedding, 

352  Centre 
Minta  Miss  Julia,  assistant.  Free  Public 

Library 
Minta    Wesley,  justice    of    peace,    El- 
dridge Building,  Main 
Mitrovich  M,  restaurant,  199  Levee 
Mnllenhauer  L,   groceries,   cor  Weber 

ave  and  American 
Monaco  M,  photographer,  198  Main 
Monahan  &   Magner,  saloon,  230  Main 
Moore  A  D  &  Co,  lumber  yard.  Mormon 

Channel 
Moore  T  N,  groceries,  cor  Main  and 

Centre 
Moore  H  H  &  Son,  druggists,  248  Main 
Morrisaey  James  A,  collector  and  gen- 
eral agt,  236  Main 

Morse  H  C,  employment  office.  Odd  Fel- 
lows Building,  Main 
Mosher  L  E,  agent  C  P  R  R 


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Mom  IVank  W,  saloon,  Levee 
Moantjojr  Pope  O,  saloon,  oor  Centre 

and  Levee 
Mt  Veraon  Lodge,  No  264, 36  O  T,  308i 

Main 
Mowbray  James  L,  collector  and  real 

estate,  234  Main 
Mozart    Lodging    House,  T  C  Evans 

propr,  oor  Main  and  Sutter 
MuUer  Jacob,  bakery,  cor  Main  and  Cal- 
ifornia 
Musto  P,  groceries,  cor  El  Dorado  and 

Market 
NATT  ft  KHOOP,  Italian  Rotisserie, 

Main,  near  Centre 
Naylor  John  E,  city  councilman 
Newman  C,  furnishing  goods,  284   Main 
Nichols  H  P,  agent  for  Chicago  Screw 
Pulverizer  and  Chicago  Scraper,  162 
Levee 
Niestrath    H,  brewery,  cor    Elk  and 

Levee 
Noack  Alfred,   windmills   and    tanks. 

Main 
Noble  A  M,  deputy  recorder 
Noble  L  B,  attorney -at  law,  240  Main 
O'Brien  Dayton  F  (J  H  O'Brien  &  Son), 

224  Main 
O'BRIEir  J  H,  wholesale  wines  and  liq- 
uors, Main 
O'BRIEN  J  H  ft  SON>  wholesale  and 
retail  wines  and  liquors,  224  Main, 
Odd  Fellows  Building 
Odd  Fellows  Building,  oor  Hunter  and 

Main 
Odd  Fellows  Library,  218  Main 
OFFER  ft  FRIEDMAN,  manufactu- 
rers and  dealers  in  cigars  and  tobacco, 
263  Main 
O'Keeffe  P  K  &  Bro,  saloon,  176  Levee 
Creole  Saloon,  Weber  ave 
Oullahan  D   J,  wholesale  liquors,    177 

Main 
Overton  Frank,  saloon.  Centre 
Owen  Chaa  E,  music  and  musical  in- 
struments, 249  Main 
Pacific  M  L  Insurance  Company,  T  W 

Newell  mgr,  203  Main 
Pacific  Tannery,  Kallman,  Wagner  &  Co, 

cor  Oak  and  EI  Dorado 
Parker    Aaron,    poultry    and    game. 

Hunter 
Parker  George  B,  painter,  175  El  Dorado 
Parker  J  B,  groceries,  Weber  ave 
Parker  R  B  &  Son,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, 369  Hunter 
Parlor  No  7,  Native  Sons  of  the  Golden 

West,  308i  Main 
Paterson  Alex  V  II,  judge  department 

(1)  of  superior  court.  Court  House 
Patten  R  C,  agt  Nevada  Stage  Co,  of- 
fice Yo  Semite  House 
Paulk   C   C,  attomey-at-law,  Eldridge 
Building,  Main 


Paulsell  A  C,  pros  The  Farmers'  Co-op- 
erative Union  of  San  Joaquin  Valley, 

cor  Commerce  and  Levee 
Peck  P  H,  barber  189  £1  Dorado 
Pena  ft  Sablan,  barbers,  oor  El  Dorado 

and  Market 
Percy*    ft  Hamilton,  architects,  McKee 

Building,  Main 
Perkins  C  E,  groceries  and  provisions, 

paints  and  oils,  187  Hunter 
Perrin  Otis,  receiver  U  S    land  office. 

Odd  Fellows  Building 
Peters  J  D,  grain  dealer,  154  Levee 
Peyser  Albert,  barber.  Main 
Peyser  Simon,  tailor,  287  Main 
Peyton  ft  Holmes  (Seth  Peyton  and  M 

Holmes),  saloon,  230  Mam 
Phelps  J  L,  deputy  clerk  Court  House 
Philadelphia  House,    Joseph    Breiden- 

boch,  15  Bridge 
Philadelphia  Saloon,  Barkhorn  ft  Dons, 

Hunter 
Phillips  Thomas,  physician,  240  Main 
Piakney    ft  Hess,   saloon.   Centre    bet 

Main  and  Levee 
Pioneer  Photof;raph  Gallery,  J  P  Spoon- 

er,  173  and  175  Main 
Poehner  Julius,  saloon,  189  Main 
Porter  ft  Roesch  (W  C  koesch  and  D 

Porter),  wholesale  fruits,  nuts,  canned 

goods,  etc,  cor  California  and  Main 

Post-Office  Restaurant,  Botzbach  ft  Jor- 
gensen,  Hunter  opp  Court  House 

Prentice  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 
cor  Main  and  American 

Pritehard  V  P,  principal  grammar 
school 

Quinnft  McDougald,  paints  and  oils. 
Main 

Raab  ft  Miller,  What  Cheer  House 

Ralph  C  R,  county  assessor.  Court 
House 

Raphael  J,  clothier,  187  Main 

Rawlins  Post  No  14,  GAR,  308^  Main 

Read  Thos  Y,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co, 
182  Main 

Reamey  James  S,  attemey-at-law,  El- 
dridge Building 

Reaume  Louis,  bootmaker,  Weber  ave 
Reibenstein  R  R,  contractor  and  builder 

and  public  administrator,  Washington 
Reid  John  C,   civil  engineer.  Main  opp 

Court  House  ' 

Reid  R  K,  physician.  Centre  opp  P  O 

Reid  Robt  K,  pros  Bank  of  Stockton, 
cor  Main  and  Centre 

Reppin  Guntav,  barbrr,  387  Centre 

Reynolds  Merick,  grain  buyer,  oor  Com- 
merce and  Levee 

Rhodes  Alonza*  real  estate  and  insurance 
agt  and  notary  public,  239  Main 

Richards  W  H,  undertaker,  cor  Hunter 
and  Main 


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agt,  oor  Grant  and  Main 
Rink  k  iMtz,  aaloon,  oor  Center  and 

Main 
Riordan  Daniel,    saddles  and  harness, 

189  Main 
Rivara  Andrea,  srooeries.  Hunter 
Roberts  &  Eldred,  marble  works,   Main 

bet  California  and  Sutter 
Roberts  Miss  E  S,  fancy  Roods,  175  Main 
Robinson  Jerry,  architect  and  builder, 

203  Main 
Robinson    W    H,    coroner,    Main   bet 

Centre  and  El  Dorado 
Rogers  &  Norman,  wood,  coal  and  ice, 

cor  Market  and  El  Dorado 
Rohrbacher  &  Boerner  (H  Rohrbacher 

and    F    Boerner),    saloon,    NW   cor 

Hunter  and  Channel 
Rolf  I,  carriage  factory,  256  Centre 
Rosenbaum  ft  Crawford,  clothiers,    cor 

Main  and  San  Joaquin 
Rosen  blum  M,  dry  goods.  Hunter  near 

Weber  ave 
Rossi  A,    wine   dealer    and  hotel,   150 

Main 
Rothenbush  Dan.  El  Dorado  Brewery, 

cor  Stanislaus  and  Oak 
Rowe  A  M,  hay,  Weber  ave 
Rowe  Robt,   stoves   and  tinware,   cor 

Main  and  Sutter 
Ru^gles  F  A,  physician  and  surgeon, 

McKee  Building,  Main 
Ruhl  Fred  A,   hardware  and  tin,   183 

Hunter 
Ruiter  Miles   A,  horseshoeing,   Weber 

ave 
Rupert  George,  saloon.  Center  and  Main 
BUSSELL  R  W  (Haines    &  Russell), 

Main  bet  Sutter  and  California 
Ryder    Albert,     hackman,    stand    Yo 

Semite  House 
Sablan    M,    barber,    El    Dorado    near 

Market 
Safferhill  Dave,  liquors,  cor  Levee  and 

Hunter 
St  Agnes    Academy,  cor  San  Joaquin 

and  Leach  ave 
St  Aloysius  Cadets,  Sutter  near  Wash- 
ington 
St  John's  Episcopal  Church,  El  Dorado 
St  Lawrence    Stables,    Woodworth  & 

West   proprs,    Channel  next  Grand 

Central  Hotel 
St  Mary's  (Catholic)  Church,  Washing- 
ton 
Sanders  E  F  &  Co,  varieties,  186  El  Do- 
rado 
San  Joaquin  Brewery,  Yost  &  Worth 

proprs,  Weber  ave 
San  Joaquin  Hotel,  F  Stoetzer  propr, 

cor  Weber  and  San  Joaquin 
San  Joaquin  Stables,   Frank  Beswick 

propr,  cor  Centre  and  Washington 


San  Joaquin  Valley  Bank,  C  I  Leach 

pies,  F  J  Hugsins  cashier,  210  Main 
Saurock    Mrs    Mary,    restaurant,  oor 

Main  and  Stanislaus 
Sargent  H  S,  mgr  and  sec    Grangers 

Union,  280  and  282  Main 
Saunders  Wm,  agt  Pacific  Pottery  Co, 

Main  opp  Court  House 
Scanlin  A  V,  justice  of  the  peace,  El- 

dridge  Building 
Schmidt   i    Regner,    lunch-house,    74 

Centre 
SCHMIDT  &  SIMOir,  groceries,  pro- 

visins  and  moat  market,  cor  Main  and 

Grant 
Schneider  J",  cigar  factory,  Sutter  bet 

Main  and  Market 
Schrack    Mrs  S    R,   hairdressing    and 

stamping,  Main 
Schram  Frank,  house  furnishing  goods, 

190  Main 
Scianchi  G,  saloon 
SCOFIELD  &  TEVIS  (D  G  Scofield 

and  Harry  Tevis),  paints,  oils,  glass 
and  brushes,  cor  Main  and  Sacra- 
mento 

Scott  Silas,  saloon,  cor  California  and 
Washington 

Seavers  F,  meat  market.  Hunter  nr 
Channel 

Sedgwick's  River  Exp.-esS;  Stockton  to 
San  Francisco  and  Sacramento,  offices 
418  Sacramento,  San  Francisco,  and 
180  Main,  Stockton 

Sellman  L,  laundry,  cor  Grant  and  Main 

Sequard  King  M,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
203  Centre 

Severy  M,  real  estate  agent,  198  Main 

SHAW  H  C,  proprietor  Shaw's  Plow 
Works,  201  and  203  El  Dorado 

SHAW'S  (H  C)  PLOW  WORKS.  H 

C  Shaw  propridtor,  201  and  203  £1 
Dorado    (see  ar'iv) 
Shaw  J  B,  tailor.  El  Dorado 
Shaw  M  J,  ponltry  and  game.  Levee 
Shearer  B  0,   mgr  W  U  Tel  Co,  203 

Main 
Shepardson  N  G,  varieties,  Main 
Shepherd  Bros  &  Co,  groceries,  cor  Cen- 
tre and  Main 
Sheridan  P,  tailor,  189  El  Dorado 
Shurtleff  G  A,  physician,  medical  supt 

State  Insane  Asylum 
Sibbers  M,  painter,  287  Market 
Sielnacht  Frank,  bootmaker.  Levee 
Simpson  &  Gray  (A  W  Simpson  and 
Geo  Gray),  lumber.  Levee  below  Com- 
merce 
Sineer  Mfg  Co,  Carl  Altman  mgr,  175 

Main 
Smith  Ansel,  attomey-at-law  and  police 

judge 
Smith  Chas,  merchant  tailor,  cor  Weber 
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Smith  F  H,  depnty  clerk,  Court  Hoqm 

Smith  F  L,  famiture  and  bedding,  306 
Main 

Smith  O  F,  carpenter  and  builder,  183 
Commerce 

Smith  H  C  ( A  D  Moore  ft  Co),  cor  Com- 
merce and  Sonora 

Smith  Thomas,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Hunter  opp  Court  House 

Smith  W  H,  saloon,   Yo  Semite  Block 

Smith  W  T,  mgr  Grangers'  Union,  280 
and  282  Main 

SVYDXR  LEWIS*  harness  and  sad- 
dles, Weber  ave 
Southworth   ft    Qrattan,    grocery,    cor 

Main  and  Sutter 
Spencer  Walter,  barber,  cor  Hunter  and 

Levee 
Sperry  Austin  (Sperry  ft  Co),  cor  Levee 

and  Beaver 
Sperry  Charles,  farmer 
Sperry  S  W  (Sperry  &  Co),  cor  Jjcvee 

and  Beaver 
Sperry  S  W  &  Co,  general   commission 

merchants,  Levee 
Spis  Aug,  saloon,  cor  Main  and  Sutter 
Spooner  J  Pitcher,   photographer,    171 

Main 
Sprague  Z,  gunsmith.  Main 
StncK    Michael,  poultry  and    produce. 

Main 
Stamper  I,  clothing,  236  Main 

STAB  FOUNDRY.  Muttcaon  k  Wil- 
liamson proprietors,  cors  Market  and 
Main,  and  Crrant  and  Aurora 

Starlight  Oil  (Yates  ft  Co), Flan- 
ders mgr 

Star  Restaurant,  Mary  Sandervek  propr, 
331  Main 

Star  Soap  Works,  Williams  ft  Co 
proprs,  Centre  bet  Main  and  Leveo 

State  Bakery,  Wm  Ingles  propr,  388 
Centre 

STATE  INSANE  ASTLTTM.   Park 

bet  California  and  8 
Steinhart  ft  Kock,  clothing,  178  El  Do- 
rado 
Stewart  ft  Smith  (Frank  Stewart  and  J 

W  Smith),  grain  dealers,  Levee 
Stewart  Wm  It,  bootmaker.  Centre 
Stipe  W,  livery  stable,  482  Centre 
Stockton  Bargain  House,  clothing,   264 

Main 
Stockton    Building  and  Loan  Associa- 
tion, F  Stewart  pres,  183  Main 

STOCKTON  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 

F  K  Clarke  principal,  cor  Hunter  and 
Miner  ave 

STOCKTON  CANDT  FACTOBT.  W 
C  Walker  and  W  D  Buckley  proprie- 
tors. Main  opp  Yo  Semite  House 

Stockton  City  Mills,  S  W  Sperry  ft  Co 
proprs.  Levee 


Stockton  and  Copperopolia  R  R  Co,  R 

L  Myrick  assistant  supt,  C  F  Hutch- 

inson  agt,  cor  Centre  and  Levee 
Sto 3k ton  Division  Si  ^s  of  Temperance, 

308i  Main 
Stockton  E  A,   physician  and  surgeon, 

cor  Main  and  Hunter 
Stockton  Furniture  Factory,  S  H  Fick- 

ett  and  I  V  Robbins  proprs.  Main  bet 

Grant  and  Stanislaus 
Stockton  Gas  Co,  Henry  Adams  mgr, 

cor  Centre  and  Mormon  ave 
Stockton  Guards'  Armory,  Mozart  Hall, 

Main 
Stockton  Grange,   No  70,   Patrons  of 

Husbandry,  308^  Main 
Stockton    Hair   Works,    Fred  Miesell 

propr,  188  Main 
Stockton    Horse  Market,  P  H   Boggs 

propr.  Hunter 

"STOCKTON      INBEPENDENT." 

(daily  and  weekly),  Nash   ft   McKnig 
proprietors,  cor  Hunter  and  Levee 

STOCKTON  IKON  WOBKS.  Farrin^- 

ton,  Hyatt  ft  Co,   341-347  California 
Stockton  Laundry,    L  Sellman   propr, 

cor  Grant  and  Main 
Stockton  Lodge,  No  182,  36  G  T,  308^ 

Main 
Stockton  Lumber  Yard,  Moore  ft  Smith 

^  "-oprs,  cor  Commerce  and  Sonora 

"bx'OCKTON  MAIL"  (daily  and  week- 
ly), Colnon,  Nuiian  &  Cosgrave  pub- 
lishers and  pro  rietors.  Odd  Fellows 
Building,  Main 

Stockton  Marble  Works,  J  H  Suther- 
land and  John  Dillon,  Main  bet  Stan- 
islaus and  American 

Stockton  Savings  and  Ijoan  Society,  L 
U  Shippee  pres,  Fred  M  West  cashier, 
cor  Main  and  Hunter 

Stockton  Steam  Dyeing  Works,  Hess  ft 
Schmidt,  297  Main 

Stockton  Street  Railroad,  J  ft  C  P  Crow , 
Main 

Stockton  Telephone  Co,  Horace  J  Ladd 
mgr,  203  Main 

Stockton  Warehouse,  John  Ducker 
pres,  C  H  F  Braun  sec,  Mormon 
channel 

Stockton  ft  Washington,  physicians  and 
surgeons,  MeKec  Buildi  g 

Stockton  Water  Works,  L  L  Bradbury 
propr.  Hunter  nr  Main 

Stock  well  E  R,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 
IIM)  Main 

Sto  we  E  B,  notary  public,  22S  Main 

Sto  well  John  (Abbott,  Williams  ft 
Stowell),  cor  California  and  Market 

Straus  D,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor  El  Do- 
rado and  Levee 

Sullivan  John  M,  real  estate,  cor  Main 
and  El  Dorado 


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893 


Summerville  James,  horaeahoeing.  Cen- 
tre bet  Waahington  and  Lafayette 

Sutherland  &  Dillon,  marble  and  gran- 
ite worka,  Main  bet  American  and 
Stauislaua 

Sylveater,  Noye  k  Co,  furniture,  car- 
pets, etc,  250  and  '252  Main 

Tait  Jamt;8  G,  machinist,  Newell  Build- 
intt 

TAMSEN  J  (Lloyd  &  Tamsen),  168 
Levee 

Tappan  &  Thomas,  whitewashing'  and 
general  jobl>Mm,  Hunter 

Taylor  Mrs  L  V,  glovo  factory,  258 
Main 

Terre  C  S,  liquors,  Weber  ave 

Terry  D  S,  attorney-at-law,  Kosenbauni 
Building,  Main 

Terry  S  L,  city  attorney,  240  Main 

The  Fountain,  Kinsley  &  McLelland 

THOICPSON  C  Y,  general  commission 
fruit  and  produce  market,  cor  Leveo 
and  El  Dorado 

Threshar  M  S,  hardware,  iron  and  steel, 
182  Main 

Tilghman  George,  city  clerk.  Court 
Houae 

Todd  H  W,  physician,  180  Main 

Tons  John,  propr  Philad  Iphia  Brewery, 
Levee 

Tourists'  Restaurant,  Givanovich  & 
Sciuttich  proprs,  251)  Main 

Trefrcn  Rev  J  L,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Tripp  D  D,  Eureka  Market,  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Market 

Tripp  W  O,  harneaa  and  saddlery.  Cen- 
tre 

Truman's  Improved  Iron  Harrow,  Al- 
fred Noack  agt,  Main  bet  American 
and  Stanislaus 

Truacott  A  &  J,  carriage  painting  and 
wagonmukers.  Hunter 

Tucker  E  E,  city  and  county  surveyor 

Tucker  Washington,  (Tucker  &  Walsh) 

Tucker  &  Walsh,  (Washington  Tucker 
&  T  F  Walsh)  real  estate  agts.  Main 

TuUy  John,  real  estate  and  insurance 
agt,  226  Main 

Tufly  R  W,  mayor  and  cashier  The 
Bank  of  Stockton,  cor  Main  and  Cen- 
tre 

Turner  Mrs  D  C,  dreaamaking,  200  Main 

Turner  J  H,  auction  and  commission, 
cor  Main  and  Grant 

Turner  W  A,  dentist,  Newell  Building, 
Main 

Tuttle's  Hot«tl,  Mrs  0  E  Tuttle  propr, 
nr  C  P  R  R 

Tye  Hugh,  blacksmith,  cor  Weber  Ave 
and  American 

Twin  Bros,  saloon,  192  Market 

UiriTED  STATES  HOTEL,  H  C 

Uolman  k  Chaa  Schmeder  proprietors, 
oor  Centre  and  Market 


Van  Vlear  W  H,  gunsmith,  173  El  Do- 
rado 

Vasquez  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors, 
cor  California  and  South 

Vasque  M,  barber,  208  Levee 

Volk  Frank  S,  erocerics  and  provisions, 
cor  Centre  and  Market 

Von  Detton  C,  justice  of  peace 

Wadekind  F,  agt  Albany  Brewery, 
cor  Main  and  Sutter 

Wagner  L  J,  butcher,  258  Main 

WALKER  W  C,  Stockton  Candy 
Factory,  Main  opp  Yo  Semite  House 
(see  advertisement) 

Wallace  W  G,  dentist,  Salz  Building, 
Main 

Walsh  Thomas  P  (Tucker  k  Walsh) 

Walter  L  C,  ticket  agt  and  telegraph 
operator 

Walters  Geo  L,  City  Hall  keeper 

Wasley  k  Saunders,  boots  and  shoes, 
238  Main 

Weaver  Mrs  J  A,  millinery,  245  Main 

Weaver  H  W,  county  clerk.  Court 
House 

Weaver  J  A,  saloon.  Main 

Weaver  Mrs  Laurinda,  teacher  of  fancy 
work.  Main  nr  Stanislaus 

Webb  M  S,  master  mechanic,  Stockton 
and  Copperopolis  R  R  Cc 

Weber  House  Saloon 

Webster  J  B,  Pacific  Coast  Law  and 
Business  Agency,  Eldridge  Building, 
Main 

Weidman  W  H,  Boston  Coffee  House, 
348  Centre 

Welch  Mrs,  Franklin  House,  cor 
Weber  ave  and  California 

Weller  George  E  (Weller  k  Langridge), 
201  Main 

Weller  k  Langridge  (G  W  Langridge  k 
G  E  Weller),  boots  and  shoes,  201 
Main 

Wellman  Henry,  barber,  cigars  and 
tobacco,  174  Levee 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  T  Y  Reed  agt. 
Main 

Welsh  k  Co,  flouring  mills,  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Wenk  T  B,  carriage  painting,  81  Chan- 
nel 

West  Geo  k  Co,  wholesale  wines  and 

brandy,  197  Hunter 
West  Wm  B,  nursery  depot,  cor  Chan- 
nel and  Weber  ave 
Western  Houae,   James   Byrne  propr. 

Centre  bet  Market  and  Washington 
WESTLAKE  STOVE  CO.  house  fur- 
nishing hardware,  294-296  Main 
What  Cheer   House,    Raab    k   Miller 

proprs,  cor  Centre  and  Levee 
Wheeler  k  Wilson    Manufacturing  Co, 
S  L  Philipps  agt,  Yo  Semite  House 
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California — Stockton. 


White  ft  ThontM,  law  and  pUning-mill, 

Hunter  bet  Main  and  Market 
Whitney  O  D,  oonduotor  S  and  0  K  R 
Wilbur  I  R,  aeo  The  Farmera'  Oo-oper- 

ative  Union  of  San  Joaquin  Valley, 

oor  Commerce  and  Levee 
Wildera  A,  chair  factory,  cor  Main  and 

Stanislaua 
Wilhoit  R  £,  searcher  of  records,   232 

Main 
Wilkea  P  S,  attorn^-at-law  and  notary 

W public,  Eldridse  Building,  Main 
illiams  C  E  &  Co,  wool  dealers,  Centre 
Williams  Mrs  £  J,  dressmaking,  Weber 

ave 
Williams  George  P  (Abbott,   Williams 

ft  Stowell),  cor  California  and  Market 
Williams  Johi  R.  druggist.  Main 
Williamson  Truman    P   (Matteson    ft 

Williamson),  cor  Main  and  California 
Willow,  No  55,  K  of  P,  cor  Main  and 

San  Joaquin 
Willows  Brewery,  Burner  ft  Rohbecker 

proprs 
Wmters  George,  deputy  recorder 
Winters  Robert,  bootmaker,  365  Centre 
Wolf  A,  pres  Grangers  Union,  2H0  and 

282  Main 
Wollner  Fred,    groceries    and  liquors, 

cor  Channel  and  Hunter 


Woods  ft  Dmry   (John  N  and  E  W 
Smith    Woods,    and    E   W  Drury), 

Wzroceries,  crockery,  etc,  246  Main 
ood  ft  Grant  (S  M  Woods  and  L  E 

Grant),  hatters.  Main 
Woods  J  N  (Woods  ft  Drurv),  246  Main 
Woolfe  L,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  El 

Dorado  bet  Main  and  Levee 
Woolsey  Wm,  groceries,  cor  Main  and 

California 
Worth  Charles  (Yost  ft   Worth),  oor 

American  and  Weber  ave 
Wright  H  £,  grain  dealer  and  commis- 
sion, 339  Centre 
Wright  J  J,  ngt  Singer  Sewing  Machine 

Co,  175  Main 
Wright,  Nash  ft  Co,  grain  cleaner,  Cali- 
fornia bet  Main  and  Market 
Wynkoop  A  B,  money  leaner,   Newell 

Building,  Main 
TO  SEMITE  HOTJSEt  James  Caven 

proprietor.  Main  (see  advertisement) 
Yosemite  Stables,  R   S  Johnson  propr, 

cor  Weber  ave  and  San  Joanuin 
Yost   Frederick    (Yost  ft   Worth),  cor 

American  and  Weber  ave 
Zignego  Jo  C  Jr,  notary  public,  Rosen- 

baum  Building,  Main 
Zignego  Mrs  M  A,   millinery,  182  El 

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Nos.  251,  253,  255,  257  and  259  MAIN  STREET, 
STOCKTON,  CAL. 

JAMES  CAVEN PROP.^IETOR. 


FIRST-CLASS  HOUSE. 


This  House  is  the  leading  hotel  of  the  City,  containing  all  the  Modern 
Improvements.  General  Ticket  Office  for  the  Big  Trees,  Yo  Semite  Val- 
ley, Bodie,  and  General  Stage  Office  for  all  the  Southern  Mountain  Towns. 
The  Yo  Semite  Coach  will  convey  guests  from  the  Boats  and  all  Trains 
Free  of  Charge. 


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MATTESON  Sc  WHXIAMSON, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DRALERS  IN 

AGRICULTUBUl  IMPLEMENTS. 

FAOTORT.  loeatod  on  AURORA  ST..  bet.  Main  and  Markst. 

<>"-  SSL'^ffd  cSiifflX^SuT*"  •* }         STOCKTON,  CAL. 


With  largely  increased  facilities  for  manufacturing, «.  "<  are  now  in  ..j/iuicion  to  oifer  to  the  trade 
and  fariiiing  public  unusual  bargains  in  the  several  Tines  »•  "<■*  ..■  kIs. 

Some  of  our  SpecialtieH  are  the  following:  The  RIf.i  «rd8'  Improved  Header, 
*'  STOCKTON  CHIEF"  having  no  equal  on  the  Coast ;  .'hreshlnf  and  (itaekinc 
Derrlclia:  Iron  Harrowa,  a  new  invention,  and  destined  to  HupcrHctTo  wooden  structures 
of  that  class;  The  Famous  Mnlky  Cianr  Plow  "AHEKICAK  4^H1KF'': 
The  Patent  Diamond,  or  Two-E<lK«'d  Reveralble  ttans  Plow;  The  Mud 
Exterminator,  a  most  valuable  implement  for  draining  summer  fallow  ;  Patent  Chisel 
Cnltlvator:  Road  flerapers;  Uraln  Trueks,  etc. 

Heavy  Fo/gings,  Machine  Work  and  General  Jobbing  promptly  and  neatly  done. 

Liberal  discount  to  the  trade.    Send  for  Catalogue  and  Price  List. 

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STOOITOI   IIBEPEIBEIT, 

(DAILY  AND  WEEKLY.) 
NASH  &  McKAlG Publishers  and  Proprietors. 


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Authorized  Capital,  8000,000,  Cold. 
Paid  in  Capital  and  Surplus,  8366,000,  Cold. 


Til  HIST  MflOMli  IMI 

OF  STOCKTON,  CAL. 

H.  H.  HEWLETT,      -  -       Cashier  and  Manager. 

Transacts  a  General  Banking  Business. 


Collections  made  on  Favorable  Terms  in  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  STATE. 


EXCHANGE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

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New   York   Reference. — J.   D.  Jones,  Esq.,    President  Atlantic   Mutual 

Insurance  Company,  New  York. 

Money  Deposited  with  our  Correspondents  paid  here. 

H.  C.  SHAW  PLOW  WORKS. 

THE  STOCKTON  GANG  PLOWS. 


Over  4,000  of  these  Plows  Sold  on  this  Coast. 
RANDOLPH  HEADERS. 

FURST  AND  BRADLEY  SINGLE  AND  SULKY  PLOWS. 
CHIEFTAIN  SULKY  HORSE  RAKES. 

MOWERS.  REAPERS.  BELTING.  ETC. 

COMPLETE  STOCK  OF  EXTRA& 

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CHICARD&  WORTH, 

Drayins*  Forwardinir  and  Com- 
mission SlerchantSt 

Dealers  in  all  kindii  oi  Fonr-Foot  Wood. 

OAee,  340  Centre  Street, 

Next  to  What  Cheer  House,  Stockton ,  Cal. 


Pianos  carefully  moved  and  set  up  at  short 
notice.  Goods  consijjned  to  our  care  will  bo 
promptly  forwarded  to  their  destination. 

L.  HANSEL, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Family  Groceries  &  Provisions, 

CKOCKERY, 
Wines  and  Liquors  of  Ali  Kinds. 

ALL  GOODS  WAX(ilANTED. 

Cor.  Channel  and  Hunter  Sts. 

STOCKTON,  CAL. 


P^EW  DEPARTURE. 

London  Chop  i  Oyster  House, 

OPEN  DAY  AND  NIGHT. 

5  Meal  Tickets  for  $1.00. 

OYSTERS 

Served  in  any  St;rie  Desired. 

Levee  St.,  below  Centre, 

STOCJKTON,   CAL. 

S.LLOYD&J.TAMS£N,ProDiielors. 


W.  C.  Walkbk.  W.  D.  Buckley. 

WALKER  &  BUCKLEY, 


I'KOPRIETORS 


STOCKTON  C&NDY  FACTORY, 

Manufacturers  and  Jobbers  of 

Freiicli  and  Plain  Confsctioneryj 

Main  Street, 

Opposite  Yo  Semite  House,         Stockton,  Cal. 
P.  O.  Box  »46. 


STONY  POINT. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post-office,  9  miles 
southwest  of  Santa  Kosa  and  10  miles 
northwest  of  Petaluma. 

Haabrouck  A,  batchei* 

LEWIS  SF,  hotel 

Mayson  W  H,  blacksmith   imd  wagon- 

maker 


STRAWBERRY  VALLEY. 

YcBA    CouNTX.     A   post  and    express 
office.     Located  45  miles  northeast  of 
Marysvillo;  is  the  center  of  a  large 
mining  district. 
Birmingham  J  T,  toll  road  and  teamster 
D&Al^E  JH>  general  merchandise 
Emerson  E  A  &  Son,  butchers 
Fceney  Jas,  hotel 
Goble  E,  far  iier  and  teamster 
lioach  A  M,  p.'opr  Diamond  Spring  Mills 
Jjoveland  F  G,  propr  Deadwood  MilU 
Lv.dlum  T  B,  mining  supt 
OnkenFG,  hotel 
Osbeck  C  ^k,  carpenter  and  painter 
P&INDLE  G  T,  blacksmith  and  poat< 

master 
Robertson  J  ,  hotel 
Shultz  J  F,  hotel 
Wilson  John,  carpenter 


miles  by  stage  east  of  Milton  and    15 
miles  east  of  Sonora. 

Gurney  &  Knight  (A  G  Gurncy  and  W 

H  Knight),  hotel 
Knight  W  H,  postmaster 


SUGAR  PINE. 

TuoLUMMB  CocMTY.     A  post-office,  49 


SUISUN. 

Solano  County.  A.  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Californi^i  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  49  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco and  one  mile  from  Fairfield,  the 
county  seat.  It  is  also  situated  on 
an  arm  of  Suisun  Bay,  at  the  head  of 
navigation.  The  country  surround- 
ing it  is  rich  agriculturally  and  an 
abundance  of  fruit  and  berries  is 
grown  in  the  locality.  Population  700. 

ALDEN  E  B  (E  B  Aldcn  &  Co) 

ALDEN  E  B  &  GO  (E  B  Alden,  K 
Sh.aw  and  A  P  Voorheea),  clothing 
and  furnishing  goods,  boots  and  shoes, 
cigars,  tobacco  and  notions 

Anderson  J  T,  agt  C  P  R  It 

Andt  rson  J  W,  constable 

Anderson  Nelse,  fruits  and  vegetable.s 

Ashim  Brt,  pharmacist 

Bank  of  Suisun,  R  D  Robbins  pres,  Wm 
Wolf  cashier 

Barrett  James,  hotel 

Bartlott  H  J,  liquors 

Bartlett  W  T,  liquors 

BOWEN  W  H,  publisher  and  propri- 
etor the  weekly  "Solano  Republican" 

Breck  Sami^el,  general  merchandise 


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Burohard  Rev  J  L,  olergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 
Cerkel  William,  general  merchandise 
Chrisler  A,  restaurant 
Chrisler  V  J,  real  estate  and  insurance 
Cohc  Jacob,  general  merchandise 
Crocker  Asa,  stationery,  books  and  post- 
master 
Crowlfly  James,  liquors 
Davidson  L  N,  W,  P  &  Co's  agt 
Dillon  Robert,  carriage  painter 
Dinkelspiel  A  M  &  A,  gen  mdse 
Downing  W  G,  physician 
Fitzpatrick  Miss  H  E,  milliner 
Flammer  J  A,  wagonmaker 
I'rank  J  &  Son,  general  mdse 
Green  ft  Frisbie  (G  W  Green  and   L  C 

Frisbie  Jr),  meat  market 
Greenthaler  George,  jeweler 
Harding  W  C,  dentist 
Harris  Henry,  tailor 
Henry  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Hilbom  E  P,  grain  warehouse  and  Sui- 

sun  Mills 
Hitchcock  Rev  J  F,  clergjmau  (Presby-. 

terian) 
Kennedy  W  T,  groceries 
Kinloch  J  W,  hardware  and  stoves 
Krause  John,  blacksmith 
Lawrence  Mrn  L  M,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

LEITHEAI)  &  PRITCHAr.D  (Wm 

Leithead  and  T  J  Pritchard),  carpen- 
ters and  builders 

lEITHEAI)  WM  (Leithead  &  Pritch- 
ard) 

McDonald  D  C  &  Co  (D  C  McDonald 
and  D  Hale),  livery  stable 

McKay  A  S,  bootmaker 

Miller  John,  bakery  and  liquors 

Morehead  A,  clocks  and  joweiry 

Morton  A  S,  liquors 

MURBAT  ALEXANDER,  bootma- 
ker 

()  >reile  John,  hotel 

PRITCHiiBD  T  J  (licithead  &  Pritch- 
ard) 

Reeves  D  L',  grain  warehouse 

Reeves  W  W,  ;igt  Puget  SduiuI  Lumber 
Co 

Rems  James  W,  stoves 

Reynolds  J  V\   B,  physici^in 

Robbiris  R  D,  lumber 

ROBERTS  HOTEL,  John  Vest  pro- 
prietor 

Robinson  \V  II,  deutist 

Shields  John,  biackpnnth 

SHAW  M  (Alden  &  Co).  Napa 

St'.ikniiin  O  M,  druggist 

TAYLOR  W  K,  groceries,  clothing, 
boots  and  shoes 

"THE  WEEKLY  SOLANO  REPUB 

LICAN."  W  N  Bowen  publisher  and 
proprietor 


Trainor  James,  juntico  of  peace 
VANCE  DR  3  M.  physician,  surgeon, 
druggist,  and  apothecarv,  and  dealer 
in  parf   drugs,  chemioals,  and  toilet 

articles 

VEST  JOHN,  proprietor  Roberts  Hotel 
VOORHEES  A  P  (Alden  &  Co),  Napa 
Wagner  John,  barber 
Weihe  G  A  P,  operator  W  U  Tel 
WEINBEROER  H>  cigars,  tobacco, 
fancy  goods,  confectionery,  station- 
ery, and  furnishing  goods 
White  A  L,  undertaker 
Wood  A  C,  hamessmaker 


SULPHUR  BANK. 

Lake  County.     See  East  Lake. 


SULPHUR  CREEK. 

Colusa  CouNnr.  A  post  and  express 
office,  in  the  Coast  Range,  35  miles 
M'est  of  Colusa,  and  40  mues  by  stage 
from  Williams.  It  is  near  Wilbur 
Springs,  which  have  medical  proper- 
ties of  great  valuf . 

BLANK  MRS  LOTTIE,  general  mer- 
chandise,  postmit  tress,   and  proprie- 
tress Clark's  Hot  Sulphur  Springs 
Brame  J  S,  r>ropr  Wilbur  Springs 
Cherry  Wm,  iropr  Central  Gold  Mine 
Excelsior  Quicksilver  Mine,  Disturnell 

Bros  proprs 
Hughes  D,  propr  Manzanita  Gold  Mine 
Roberts  John  L,  stage 


SUMMERVILLE. 

Tuolumne  County.  Post-office  Scnora; 
10  miles  from  Sonora. 

CARTER  C  H.  general  merchandise 
Holland  I  T,  blacksmith 
Richeri  J  B,  general  merchandise 
Scott  San  font,  saloon 

SUMMIT. 

Pli'm AS  County.  A  post-office  situated 
in  the  puss  know;i  on  the  map  of  Cal- 
ifornia as  Bcckworth  P<i88,  and  the 
lowest  ill  the  Sierra  Nevada  Moun- 
tains. It  is  principally  a  grazing 
valley,  and  is  one  of  the  oldest  setth^ 
incnts.  It  is  54  miles  southeast  of 
Quinoy,  uud  'J8  miles  from  Reno, 
iVevtda. 

Clark  B,  blacksmith 
(reigt-ntash  H,  bootmaker 
Jones  W  E,  pr<  pr  Suiiunit  Hotel 
MARTpr    RICHARD,   general   mer- 

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Odd  Fellows  Hall 


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SUMMIT  STATION. 

Plaokb  County.    See  Donner. 


SUMNER. 

Kern  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  is  an  enterprising, 
thriving  little  town,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.,  314  miles  from  San 
Francisco,  and  63  miles  from  Tulare. 
There  is  a  large  amount  of  freight 
handled  there.  It  is  in  a  rich  section 
of  country.  There  are  two  hotels 
which  are  kept  in  good  style. 

AMY  &  ABDIZZIi  general  merchan- 
dise 

AROIZZI  B>  postmaster 

Brock  C  C,  assistant  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Cesmat  John,  French  hotel  and  feed 
stable 

GENTSAL  HOUSE.-  I>  R  Miller  pro- 
prietor 

Chittendnn  Bros,  forwarding  aud  com- 
mission 

Craijj  F  W,  merchant 

Curtis  Bros,  photographers 

EVESBTT  H0US£.  J  C  Liudsey 
proprietor 

French  House,  John  Cesmat  propr 

Ibbarra  Ignacia,  hall  and  saloon 

Jemison  W  T,  road  master 

Laurent  L  A.  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Lomoyne  Wm  J,  constable 

LINDSET  J  C,  proprietor  Everett 
liouse 

MILLER  D  R,  proprietor  Central 
House 

Mills  E,  brewery  depot  fnd  saloon 

Murphy  J  J,  general  nie.'chandise  and 
agricultural  implements 

VS'hitmer  B  F,  agt  S  P  R  R  Co,  and  agt 
VVtUs,  Fargo  &  Co 

VVorswick  W  H,  foreman  round  house 
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SUNOLGLEN. 

Alamkdv  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  tiio  Central  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  G  miles  from  Nils^  and  5 
miles  from  Pleasauton. 

AOER  MARKi  general  merchandise 
and  warehouse,  postmaster  and  agt 
Wells,  Far^o  &  Co 

Argenti  .Joseph,  hotel 

Brittner  George,  blacksmith 

Cederbluom  John,  blacksmith 

Elmes  Geo,  bootmaker 

Leopold — ,  harness 

Lutz  Frank,  saloon 

Hcott  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Vandervoort  G  I,  blacksmith 


MARK  ACER, 

DEALER  IN 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

I1V8VBAKC1:  AGBHCV. 

Agent  for  Central  Pacific  Railroad  and  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co.    Also  Warehousing. 

Manol,  Alameda  Co.,  €al. 


SUSANVILLE. 

Lassen  County.  A  post-office,  situated 
in  Honey  Lake  Valley,  east  of  the 
Sierra  Nevada  Mountains,  and  th  t 
eocntry  surrounding  it  is  quite  fertile 
though  irrigation  is  found  necessary 
to  insure  crops.  It  is  the  county 
seat,  and  is  reached  via  Reno  and 
Chico  also,  distance  from  either  place 
to  be  traveled  by  stage  being  about  85 
miles. 

Arnold  A  T,  water  works 

Bassett  Fred  G,  jeweler 

Beryman  Henry,  saloon 

Bishop  M  C,  barber 

Blake  J  C,  justice  of  thepeace 

BLUM  &  ALEXANDER,  general 
merchandise 

Branham  James,  jeweler  and  district 
attorney 

Brownell  D  C,  county  assessor 

Burnie  C  W,  salcion 

Chamberlain  M  P,  physician 

Clifford  Frank,  bootmaker 

Cohn  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Cummings  A  B,  painter 

Donaldson  F,  bootmaker 

Eaves  A  E,  physician 

Epperson  J  H,  physician 

Garber  Simeon,  stage  line 

Greehn  &  Asher,  general  merchandise 

Groton  W  D,  physician  and  druggist 

Hall  W  P,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 
recorder 

Hamilton  Benj,  barber 

Hammond  &  \Vilson,  stage  line 

Harris  E,  county  assessor 

Harrison  Geo  W,  undertaker 

Harrison  W  R,  restaurant 

Hendrick  J  W,  superior  judge 

Hostolkus ,  county  supervisor 

Hyer  D  C,  notions  and  county  treasurer 

James  Mrs  L,  milliner 

Johnson  &  Wood,  hotel 

Johnston  Robert,  hotel  and  coroner 

Johnston  Samuel,  paper  hanger 

Kelley  C  G,  attoruey-at-law 

Kirkbride  Rev  C  H,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

Long  &  Cain,  butchers 

Long  J  T,  saloon 

Long  T  N,  general  merchandise 

Maltby  J  E,  harness  and  saddles 


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Marstelle  M,  attorney-at-laMr 

Masten  J  T,  county  supervisor 

McClaskey  C,  attorney-at-law 

HcKINSET  &  SLATER,  publishers 

Merrell  F  U,  register  U  8  Land  office 

Meylert  G  W,  general  merchandise  and 
receiver  U  S  Land  Office 

Moody  R  F,  druggist 

Nathuu  M,  general  merchandise 

Otto  A  &  Son,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Peyser  D,  hotel 

Powers  Lewis,  ^county  supervisor 

Sanders  Mrs  Fanny,  gen  mdse 

SANDERS  T  B.  cabinetmaker  and 
sewing  machine  and  insurance  agent 

Sayre  A  M,  attorney -at-law  and  clerk 
U  S  Land  Office 

Schooler  W  R,  county  supt  schools 

Skadan  H  N,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

Smith  Jacob,  hotel 

Smith  M  6,  constable 

Suule  £  P  &  Co,  plaiiing-mills 

Spalding  Z  N,  druggist 

Spencer  Edgar,  builder  and  contractor 

Spencer  E  V,  attorney-at-law 

Streshly  Miss  Fanny,  milliner 

Taylor  Joseph,  stage  line 

Watson  Thos,  livery  stable 

Wood  Beuj,  tailor 


N.  S.  McKINSKY. 


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LASSEN  ADVOCATE, 

SLATER  ft  BBoKINSEY. 

rubliMhet'8  and  Proprietors, 

Suaanville*  Lamen  County  '  ial. 

Weekly   Newspaper,    published   Thursday, 
SUBSCRIPTION ; 

^.60  in  Advance,  $4.00  if  nut  in  Advance. 

Best  AdiortiHinK  Medium  in  Northern  California. 
AdvcrtitiinK  Kates  reasonable. 

Job  Printing  Neatly  and  Cheaply  Done. 

SUTTER   CREEK. 

Amador  County.  A  poet,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Is  a  prosperous  and 
thriving  town  of  1,500  inhabitants, 
centrally  situated,  and  is  distant  from 
San  Francisco  and  Sacramento  143 
and  45  miles  respectively;  being  con- 
nected by  railroad  and  stage;  12  miles 
from  lone  Citv,  the  terminus  of  the 
Amador  Branch  of  the  Central  Pacific 
K.  R.  There  are  several  good  mines 
in  the  vicinity  that  are  Iwing  profitably 
worked,  employing  a  large  number  of 
operatives.  Its  social  features  are 
superior,  and  it  is  a  promising,  thrifty 

ftlace.    Its  chief  support  ia  derived 
rem  the  mining  interest. 


Allen  Geo,  lumber 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

A  K  Dudley  proprietor 

Bawden  Jos,  general  merchandise 

Berd  W  H,  barber 

Brignole  B,  general  merchandise 

Brinu  M  &  Bro  (M  and  N  Brinn),  gen 
mdse  and  insurance  agents 

Brown  W  H,  constable 

BXTROAR  CiESAR.  American  Ex- 
change Hotel 

Burmingham  Rev,  clergyman.  Catholic 

Cook  Albert,  barber 

Danielwich  G,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Davies  David  T,  supt  Alinaden  Mine  Co 

DENNIS  J>  postmaster 

Donnelly  &  Howan,  foundry  machiue 
shop 

DUDLET  A  Ki  proprietor  American 
Exchani^e  Hotel 

DI7NLAP  DENNIS,  apothecary  and 
stationer,  paints  and  oils 

DUNLAP  T,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co 
and  notary  pub?'o 

Fagan  Peter,  Sutter  Creek  Livery 
Stable,  harness  and  saddlery 

Eraser  T  H,  blacksmith 

Fulter  Jacob,  general  merchandise 

Gabbs  E  S,  dentist 

Giles  J  H,  physician 

Gillman  Isaak,  fruits 

Hayden  J  H,  undertaker 

Hill  Henry  C,  liquors 

Howard  F  A,  insurance  agent 

Hubbel  W  D,  carpenter 

Johnston  &  Pratt,  liquors 

Kinsey  Rev  S,  clergyman,  Methodist 

Knight  t  Co,  foundry 

LithgowJas,  varieties 

Lutnesky  V,  jeweler 

Mails  Mrs  M  A,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Martell  Loui,  blacksmith 

Martell  I.  N  &  Co,  wagonmakers  and 
homeahoers 

Mazon  J  L,  physician 

Mitchell  &  Co,  stoves  and  hardware 

Muldoon  James,  liquor 

Pa^ne  Si  Richardson,  liquors 

Peiser  J,  merchant  tailor  and  gents  fur- 
nishing goods  and  clothier 

Porter  J  S,  justice  of  peace 

Rabolt  L,  brewery 

Randolph  I  N,  attorney-at-law  and  in- 
surance agent 

RICHARlfS  CHAS  E.  saloon 

Ruboit  L,  hrewe..y 

Ryan  k  Corbett,  general  merchandise 
Schwenn  Adolph,  oakery 
Seed  Albert,  bootmaker 
Songer  W  .f,  wagonmaker 
Stewart  S.DR,  supt  Mahoner  Mining  Co 
Sutter  Creek   Livery  Stable,  P  Fagan 
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Vermlovich  A,  ligaora 

Versalovich  Mrs  A,  millinery 

Versalovich  V,  varieties 

Vicini  O  B,  boots  and  shoes,  harness 
and  saddlery  and  varieties 

Werner  &  Sutherland,  butchers 

Wildman  W  T,  general  merchandise 
and  agent  W,  F  &  Co 

SUTTERVILLE. 

Sacramento  County.  Post-office  Sac- 
ramento City;  situated  on  tho  Sacra- 
mento River,  3  miles  south  of  Sacra- 
mento; population  75. 

Delange  G  6,  liquors 
Forsman  J  G,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Girame  O,  vegetable-grower 
Groneved  M  F,  saloon 
Hoyt  6,  farmer 
James  B,  farmer 
Koch  Anton,  fruit  grower 
Lacke  A,  farmer 

Lincoln  J  M,  justice  of  the  peace 
Norris  T,  saloon  and  fisherman 

Sherborn ,  farmer 

THDSLEir  NICHOLAS,  brewery 


SUTTON  HOUSE. 

Butte  County.     Post-oflace  Butte  Mea- 
dows. 

CARTER   J    £,    proprietor    Sutton 

House  and  Pleasure  Resort 
Messer  W  N,  lessee  Sutton  House  and 

propr  Chico  and  Prattville  Stage  Line 


SWANSEA. 

Post-office  Ijone  Pine. 

Jones  John,  saloon 
Pernir  P,  hotel  and  saloon 


SYCAMORE. 

Colusa  County.    A  post  office,  6  miles    " 
southeast  of  Colusa.  ^ 

DAVIS  HOWELL,  general  merchan- 
dise and  warehouse 
Kent  M,  blacksmith 
Nelson  Mrs,  hotel 
Parr  J  L,  wagonmaker 
Shoemate  J  P,  saloon 
Wills  J  P,  blacksmith 


TABLE  BLUFF. 

Humboldt  Couni-y.  A  post-office,  IJ 
miles  from  Salmon  Creek  and  on  the 
stage  road  15  miles  south  of  Eureka. 

Kinman  &  Holland,  blacksmiths 

Kinman  Seth,  saloon 

Lathron  Robert,   general  merchandise, 

postmaster  and  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Long  E  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Patrick  A  B  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Quinn  Alice,  milliner  and  dressmaker 
Quinn  &  McNaughton,  hotel 
Tiemey  James,  constable 
Tierney  Edward,  general-  merchandise 


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SWEETLAND. 

Nevada  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  37  miles  by  stage  northo.iijt  of 
Marysville  and  14  miles  northwest  of 
Nevada  City. 

Flanders  John,  constable 
Graham  Peter,  liquors 
O'Farrell  James,  hotel 
Patton  R  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Waruer  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Wood  James,  general  merchandise,  hotel 
and  postmaster 


TABLE  ROOK. 

Sierra  County.     A  post  and  express 
office,  16  miles  north  of  Downieville. 

Becker  Frank,  hotel,  brewery  and  livery 

stable 
Brown  W  A,  bootmaker 
Carmichael  Peter,  butcher  . 
Casker  Mrs  C,  hotel 
Davis  L  D,  civil  engineer,   U  S  deputy 

surveyor  of  mineral  water 
Haley  C  W,  liquors 
Hitsman  M,  blacksmith 
Hough  J  Z,  varieties 
Prasens  W  H,  attorney 
Small  Jacob,  general  merchandise 
STOUT  H  C,  hardware,  express  agent, 

postmaster  and  general   merchandise 
Thorp  J  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
White  &  Schwering,  saloon 


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TAHOE  CITY. 

Placer  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office;  a  place  of  great  resort  by  tour- 
ists, situated  upon  thr  margin  of  Lake 
Tahoc,  14  miles  fron>  Tnickee,  con- 
nection being  made  hy  stage.  Lake 
Tahoe  is  35  miles  lonj,'  and  15  miles  in 
breadth,  at  an  elevation  of  6,000  foet 
above  the  sea.  Only  a  small  portiim 
of  the  lake  is  in  Placer  Touiity,  t-lu 
balance  being  in  El  Dorad.o  ahd  the 
Stii.te  of  Nevada. 


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Arfsten  A  J,  barber 

BAYIBT  A  Jt  proprietors  Grand  Cen- 
tral  Hotel 

Baylev  J  P,  butcher 

Campbell  I  B,   postmaster,  saloon  and 
warehouse 

Campbell  J  W,  hotel 

Hurley  John,  fishery 

Keyser  &  Mrod,  livery  stable 

McCuen  G,  lumber 

Owens  M,  lumber 

Pomine  Wm,  restaurant     ^ 

Saxton  Rube,  lumber 

Short  J  M,  general  merchandise 

Stien  N,  lumber 

"TAHOE  TATTLER."  R  E  Woods 
proprietor 

Trueworthy   Frank,    propr  Swimming 
Baths 

Watson  Robert,  lumber 

Williams  J  M,  carpenter 

WOODS  R  E>  photographer  and  pro- 
prietor "Tahoe  Tattler'* 


TASONVILLE. 

San  Joaquin  County.      Post-office 
Woodbridge. 

FENNELL&  THOMPSON  (J  R  l<en 

nell  and  R  B  Thompson),  general  mer- 
chandise and  patent  medicines 
Vickerson  J  W,  blacksmith 


TAYLORVILLE. 

Marin  County.  Post-office  Olema;  a 
station  on  the  North  Pacific  Coast  R. 
R.,  7^  miles  from  Olema  and  31^  miles 
from  San  Francisco. 

Pioneer  Boarding  House,  S  P  Taylor 
propr 

FlOl^BER  PAPER  MILL,  S  P  Tay 

lor  A  Co  proprietors 
TATLOR  S  P  &  GO.  proprietors  Pion- 
eer Paper  Mill 


TAYLORSVILLE. 

Plumas  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  85  miles  by  stage  northeast  of 
Chico. 

Boyden  &  Smith,  blacksmiths 

Fletcher  J,  blacksmith 

(loodman  H,  gener.il  merchandise 

(ioodman  J,  general  merchandise 

llarilgrove  I  .1,  hotel 

Hardgrave  •>,  blackHmith 

Harris  I  &  Son,  general  merchandise 

Holmes  K,  ■  ooper 

McCnminon  A,  waj^onmaker  and  hofse- 

shoer 
I'rici'  VV  S,  candy  and  lifjuors 


Prime  David,  harness  shop 
Rontson  E  E,  saloon 
Rosenburg  J,  general^merchandise 
Smith  E  P,  butcher 
Taylor  Mrs  &  Son,  hotel 
Thompson  J  W,  saw  and  flour-mill 
YOTJxiG  J  Ci  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


TEHACHAPI. 

Kern  County.  A  post  and  ei^press 
office,  45  miles  southeast  of  Bakers- 
field,  the  county  seat,  and  3  miles 
east  of  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
station,  Tehachapi  Summit. 

Brink  W  B,  physician 

Brite  J  M,  saw-mill  and  lumber 

Curren  Philip  K,  farmer 

Diers  Henry,  flour-mill 

Dumal  &  Spencer,  hotel  and  saloon 

Eastwood  Hotel,  Edward  B'ountain  &  Co 

Ellington  T,  livery  and  saloon 

Flanigan    Timothy,   farmer  and   stock 

raiser 
FICKERT  LOUIS,    farmer  and  stock 

raiser 
Fickert  Fred,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Fountain  Edward  &  Co,  hotel 
Hart  Isaac,  farmer  and  btock  raiser 
Hart  Moses,  farmer 
Hirschfeld  L  ft  Co,  general  mdse 
MURPHY  J  J,  general  merchandise 
Rison  R  A,  saloon 
Taylor  &  Glenn,  blacksmiths 
Taylor  W  A,  deputy-sheriff 
Weill  Bros,  general  merchandise 


TEHACHAPI  SUMMIT. 

Kern  County.  Post-office  Tehachapi; 
on  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.  (TuUre 
Division),  20  miles  northwest  of  Mo- 
jave. 

Boden  T,  blacksmith 

Cohn  &  Alexander,  general  mdse 

Eveleth  J,  hotel 

Fontaine  Bros,  hotel  and  saloon 

Gates  L  T,  livery 

Kcsain^'  B,  hotel  and  saloon 

Wheeler  J  W,  saloon 


TEHAMA. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER!  WAGON  STOCK, 


Tehama  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Sacramento 
River  and  the  line  of  the  Oregon 
Division  of  the  Central  Pacific 
1^  R.,  12  miles  Houtheast  of  Red 
Blufl",  and  27  miles  northwest  <>t 
Chico  ;  is  in  a  ])lcaBant  locality,  and 
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the  head  of  navteation  on  the  Sacra- 
mento River,  and  is  the  most  north- 
erly of  the  agricultural  towns. 

Ahrens  Fred,  hootmaker 

Aitken  John  S,  saloon 

Aitken  R  B,  drugs,  books  and  station- 
ery, watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Barkley  J  E,  iheat  market 

Campbell  A  H  (Price  &;  Campbell) 

Davis  Miss  M  J,  dressmaker 

DePuy  A  A,  physician 

Ellis  M  C  &  Son  (M  C  and  P  T 
proprs  North  Star  Flourmill 

Oedney  A  M,  justice  of  peace 

Gyle    H,  groceries,   furnishing 
and  varieties 

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general  merchandise 

Harrington  John,  live.-y  stable 

Harvey  Chas,  general  merchandise  and 
agt  W.  F&Co 

•HTgrmgR.  CHBlSi  proprietor  Heider 
House 

Hobson  J  M,  saloon 

Karmelinski  J,  barber 

Kelley  John  R,  blacksmith 

Maddux  Mrs  M  J,  millinery 


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Mathews  W  P,  physician 

H6NEILL    DAM'L,   editor  and 
prietor  "Tehama  Counsellor" 

Miller  Max,  cabinetmrvker  and   under- 
taker 

Nangle  John  H,  bootmaker 

PARKER  H  E,  agent  Central 

R  R,  and  manager  Western 

Telegraph  Co 
Price  £  Campbell  (J  R  Price  and 

Campbell),  hotel 
Price  J  R  (Price  &  Campbell) 
Ray  Prof  H  H,  music  teacher 
Simpson  John,  agricultural  implements, 

hardware,  stoves,  tinware,  crockery, 

and  glassware 
Small  David,  livery  stable 
Tait  Chas,  propr  Tait  House,  and  livery 

stable 
Tait  John,  blacksmith 

"TEHAMA  COUNSELLOR  (weekly), 

Dan'l  McNeill  proprietor  and  editor 
Fish  L,  justice  of  peace 
Wade  £  F,  druggist  and  postmaster 
Walter  H  (Wheeler  &  Walter) 
Wheeler  A  V  (Wheeler  &  Walter > 
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TEJON  RESERVATION. 

Ekrn  Countt.    Fost-offioe  Bakersfield. 
WyjAT^y^  X  F,  general  merobandise 


TELEGRAPH  CITY. 

Oalavehas  Coumtt.  A  post-office,  5 
miles  by  stage  southeast  of  Milton. 

FABKS  EDWAUl.  botel  and  gro- 
ceries 


TEMECULA. 


A  post-office,  on 
K.  (San  Diego 


San  Diego  County, 
the  Southern  PaciHc  R 
Division),  74  miles  northeast  of  San 
Diego,  and   49    miles    southeast    of 
Cotton. 

BuUis  W  S,  agt  C  S  R  R 

Gonzales  J  M,  tj;rain  buyer 

Horan  R  D,  builder  and  contractor 

Magee  John,  justice  of  peace  and  fruit 

dealer 
Maurretta  K  &  Bro,  stock  dealer 
MTJND  S>  general  merchandise 
Wulf  Louis,  general  merchandise 


TEMESCAL. 

Alameda  County.  See  North  Temescal. 


TEMPERANCE. 

Fresno  County.  A  post-office,  6  miles 
from  Fresno  City.  It  is  a  small  town, 
supported  by  farming  and  fruit  grow- 
inj;. 

SMITB  L  G.  postmaster 


TIPTON. 

Tulark  County.  A  post,  express  and 
tolegriiph  ofiice,  on  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  (Tulare  Division),  11  miles 
south  of  Tulare  and  120  miles  north- 
west of  Mojave. 

Burford  B  F,  general  merchandise 

TRETBAL  A>    general     merchandise. 

Wells,  Fargo  &  (Jo's  express,  Western 

Union  Telejrraph  Co,  livery  stable  and 

poHtmaater 

WooOti  Andrew  J,  farmer  and  dairyman 


TOa-HOUSE. 

Fresno  County.  A  post-office,  SSmiles 
northeast  of  Fresno. 

Adams  E  C,  blacksmith 

Adams  J  S,  carpenter  and  builder 


ADAMS  WnXIAK,  general  mer- 
chandise, assistant  jpostmaster,  lumber 
dealer  and  blacksmith  shop 

Barker  W  O,  general  merobandise 

Bennett  C  M,  planing-mill  and  mac'    - 
ist 

Bering  A  P  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  saw -mill 

Donanoo  &  Humphrey,  saw-mill 

Henderson  Robert,  saloon 

Humphrey  J  W,  lumber  yard 

Read  W  D,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 

Yancey  C  A,  hotel 


TOMALES. 

Marin  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the  line 
of  the  North  Pacific  Coast  R.  R.,  40 
miles  northwest  of  San  Rafael  and  25 
miles  southeast  of  Duncan's  Mill.  Its 
principal  products  are  potatoes,  cheese 
and  butter.  It  was  the  head  of  trans- 
portation for  the  farming;  country 
around,  before  the  railroad  run 
through. 

Abies  T  J,  cashier  Bank  of  Tom  ales 

Bank  of  Tomales,  T  J  Abies  cashier 

Bocker  H,  liquors 

Bonncau  T  C,  hairdresser  aad  constable 

Delesi  Joseph,  saloon 

Delesi  Peter,  tinsmith 

Dutton  G  VV,  physician  and  druggist 

Fisher  A  L,  justice  peace  and  carpenter 

Guay  John,  livery  stable 

(luldagcr  Louis,  blacksmith 

Hagerty  M,  hotel 

HOXLAin)  H  W,  postmaster 

Kahn  A,  general  merchandise 

KOWALSKY  &  CO.  general  merchan- 
dise 

Ijang  F  H,  cheese  factory 

McGinty  John,  tinsmith 

Morrissey  P,  carpenter 

Mulvanna  P,  li({uors 

Mulvay  P,  liquors 

Murphy  M  L,  wagonmaker 

Muscio  D,  liquors 

Patten  John,  harnessmakar 

Pedrilli  Chas,  saloon 

Plank  F  A,  hotel 

Konncau  T  S,  carpenter  and  barber 

Stcmple  A  P,  hotel 

Thompson  C  T,  butcher  and  farm  pro- 
duce 

Thrasher  D,  blacksmith 


TOWER  HOUSE. 

Shasta  County.    Post-office  Shasta;  18 
miles  by  stage  from  Redding. 

Camden  k  Shed  (Chas  Camden  and  Jno 
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TOWNSEND. 


TcLABE  County.    17  milea  northeast 

of  Visalia^ 
TOWNSEND   H   C,   postmaster  and 

hotel 

TRACY. 

San  Joaquin  County.  A  post,  express 
and  teleeraph  c  ffice,  situated  on  the 
Central  Pacitio  R.  R.,  where  the 
Livermore  and  Martinez  branches 
meet,  83  miles  from  San  Francisco 
and  19  miles  southwest  of  Stockton. 
The  business  formerly  done  at  Ellis, 
3  miles  distant,  has  been  transferred 
to  this  place. 

AT.T.T.Tff  JAMES>  agent  Central  Pa- 
cific R  R  and  Wells,  Fargo  &;  Co, 
manager  Western  Union  Tel  Co 

BUSCI&E  GAD,  hamessmaker  and 
saddler 

Castle  Thomas,  liquors 

Fabian  P  (Fabian  &  Co) 

FABIAN  P  &  CO  (P  Fabian  &  L 
Levinsky),  general  merchandise  and 
post-ofhee 

Fink  Henry,  butcher 

(iay  John,  blacksmith 

Hay  W  B,  justice  of  peace 

Hubbard  Rev  J  N 

Hurst  Willard,  barber 

Levinsky  L  (Fabian  &  Co) 

Lewis  Park  H,  constable 

LUDWIO  C»  proprietor  San  Joaquin 
Hotel 

Mativia  Josei)h,  saloon  and  livery 

NOBiERO  0  Bi  general  merchandise 


SAN  JOAQTIIN  HOTEL,  C  Ludwig 

Sroprietor 
n  P,  bootmaker 
Tracy  Hotel,  E  Wacksmuth  propr 
Wacksmuth  E,  propr  Tracy  Hotel 
WILLIAMS   J    L.    blacksmith    and 
wagonmaker 


G.  A.  D.  BUSCHKE, 

Manufacturer  and  dealer  in 

Saddles,  Harness,  Bridles  A  Sad- 
dle 4«oods. 

All  kinds  of  Worl<  done  at  the  Lowest  Priues  and 
in  a  Workmanlike  Manner. 

Tracy,  8an  Joaqnln  Co.,  €al. 


SAN  JOAQUIN  HOTEL, 

C.  LUDWIG,  Proprietor, 
Opposite  the  S.  and  C.  P.  R.  R.  DEPOT, 

TRACY,  CAL. 

This  is  one  of  the  best  Hotels  in  San  Joaquin 
County,  and  can  therefore  offer  superior  accom- 
modations to  the  tra\ ding  public  at  the  follow- 
ing terms : 

Recular  BEeals  2S  and  Extra  Meals 

50  to  75  Cents. 

Beds.  9S,  8U  and  7S  Cents. 


J.  L  WILLIAMS. 

Creneral    Blacksmith,   Wasonma- 
ker,  and  Horse  shoe  r. 

Repairing  all  kinds  uf 
ACiBICI^IiTirRAIi  LIIPLISSIEXTH 

And  Windmills. 

TRAOY,  SAN  JOAt^UIN  COUNTY,  CAL. 


TREMONT. 


Solano  County.  Post-office  Dixon;  a 
station  on  the  California  Pacific  and 
Northern  Kail  way,  17  miles  west  of 
Sacramento. 


FOSTER  0  W. 

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propr  Foster's  ware- 


TRES  PINOS. 

San  Benito  (;?ounty.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.,  100  miles  southeast  of 
San  Francisco  and  6  miles  southeast 
of  Hollister. 

Gaugh  Rev  M  J,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Herrera  V,  liquors 
Hogan  M,  hotel  and  livery 
Kelly  K  T,  blacksmith  and  agricultural 
implements 


SCHEEUNE  B,  general  merchandise 

Severa  F,  hotel 

Water  C,  fruits  and  confectionery 


TRINIDAD. 

HuMboLDT  County.  A  post-office.  Sit- 
uated on  the  coast,  25  miles  north  of 
Eureka.  Trinidad  depends  upon  the 
extensive  lumber  claims  which  sur- 
round her.  Population  about  1'25. 
There  is  a  light-house  on  the  headland 
a  little  way  from  town. 

Bull  John  T  Sr,  butcher 

CHILDS  WM,  postmaster  and  general 
merchandise 

DU  BERTBAND  E.  commission- 
broker,  con\eyancer,  collector  and 
justice  of  peaoe 

Fitch  Thomas,  blacksmith 

Hiques  F  M,  constable 

Hooper  F  P  &  J  A,  lumber 

McDonough  &  Burke,  saloon 


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California — Trinity  C'entre-Truckee. 


TRINITY  CENTRE. 


A  post,  express  and 
Is  reachea  by  stage 
61     miles    uistuut. 


Trinity  County. 
telegraph  office, 
from    Keddiiig, 
Population  75. 

Larsen  John,  blacksmith  and  hardware 
Murray  ft  Brincard,  general  mdse 
RUMFELT  A.  postmaster 
Voilniere  Wm,  hotel 
Wheeler  Nathan,  saw-mill 


TRUCKEE. 

Nevada  County.  A  post,  express  and 
t>.legraph  office,  situated  on  the  line 
of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  in  the 
he<art  of  the  Sierra  Nevada  Mountains, 
and  on  the  border  of  the  river  that 
bears  the  same  name;  it  is  lltl  miles 
from  Sacramento  and  80  miles  from 
Nevada  City,  the  county  seat;  popu- 
lation 2,'iOO. 

It  is  a  lively,  enterprising  and  pretty 
place;  the  great  lumber  interests  of  the 
vicinity  are  a  source  of  heavy  revenue, 
about  40,000,000  fdct  of  this  article  be- 
ing manufactured  annu.dly,  beside  30,- 
OOS  cords  of  railroad  wood.  The  rail- 
road also  tends  largely  to  its  support. 
The  scenery  in  and  around  Tfuckee  is 
spoken  of  as  grand  and  beautiful  in  the 
extreme;  the  snow-capped  mountains, 
the  deep,  fertile  valleys,  the  rougli, 
winding  streams  and  picturesque  lakes, 
whicli  have  given  to  the  Sierras  such 
world-w  ide  reputation  at  this  place,  form 
a  picture  of  surprising  splonilor.  Hun- 
dreds of  tourists  yearly  come  from  all 
of  the  States  to  witness  thu  bright  views 
and  enioy  the  sporting  and  trout-iishing 
which  here  abound.  Truckee  is  also  the 
starting  point  to  LakeoTahoe,  Iridei)en- 
rtencc,  Ltonner  and  We  Ixir.  Lake  Don- 
ner  is  especially  noteworthy,  from  the 
fact  that  it  derived  its  name  from  a  par- 
ty of  emigrants  under  the  leadership  of 
Mr.  Donner,  who  in  early  days  camped 
on  the  borders  of  the  lake,  wliere  they 
were  overtaken  and  blockaded  by  heavy 
snow  storms,  and  suffered  the  most  ter- 
rible privations,  most  of  the  party  per- 
ishing from  cold  and  hunger.  The  lake 
itself  is  a  pretty  body  of  water,  nestled 
among  high  mountains.  Lakes  Indepen- 
dence and  Weblier  should  also  be  men- 
tioned for  beauty,  picturesque  aoenery, 
and  fine  fishing;  but  Tahoe,  or,  as  it  is 
sometimes  called,  Lake  Bigler,  is  by  far 
the  greatest  resort  of  travelers,  on  ac- 
count of  the  magnificence  of  its  splen- 
dors, being  surrounded  on  all  sides  by 


hiffh,  overhanging  mountains,  which  are 
reflected  in  its  smooth,  placid  waters, 
resembling  a  giant  mirror  set  in  a  frame- 
work of  green  hills.  This  lake  is  30 
miles  long,  13  miles  wide,  and  in  places 
of  vast  depth.  Its  waters  are  cold  and 
sparkling,  and  so  clear  that  the  varie- 
gated colored  bottom  is  plainly  visible 
at  a  depth  of  from  (30  to  80  or  90  feet. 
Trout  of  a  superior  quality  are  also  here, 
aud  in  creat  abundance.  Around  its 
emerald  banks  are  numerous  small  ham- 
lets and  villages,  formoat  among  which 
are  Tahoe  City  and  Hot  Springs,  both 
places  having  first-class  hotels.  Another 
feature  of  peculiar  interest  that  at  once 
strikes  the  attention  of  the  stranger  is 
the  want  of  buoyancy  of  the  waters. 
This  is  probably  due  to  its  great  height, 
its  altitude  being  6,247  feet  above  the 
sea  level.  The  Governor  Stanford,  a  fine 
and  commodious  steamer,  plies  daily  on 
the  surface  of  the  lake,  taking  parties  to 
Carnelian  Bay,  Rowlands,  Glenbrook, 
and  other  romantic  spots,  affording  the 
traveler  every  facility  to  view  the  beau- 
ties of  this  truly  wonderful  place.  The 
people  of  Truckee  are  energetic  and  en- 
terprising, and  proud  of  the  high  stand- 
ing of  their  excellent  schools  and  busi- 
ness houses.  There  are  two  churches,  a 
tri-weekly  newspaper,  and  good  hotels, 
chief  among  which  is  the  "Truckee," 
with  its  corps  of  polite  and  exp:  rienced 
attendants,  furnishing  to  tourists  and 
guests  the  best  of  good  cheer  and  first- 
class  accommodations.  Daily  stage  lines 
are  run  fnun  this  hotel  by  its  popular 
proprietor,  John  P.  Moody,  to  the  dif- 
ferent lakes  and  places  of  resort  in  the 
neighborhood. 

Adolph  Julius,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
A  O  U  W  Mountain  Lodge,  No  106,  A 

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Anaya  Epfeinia,  saloon 
Babcock  Mrs  C  P,  kindergarten  class 
Bittacourt  Thomas  M,  saloon 
Booth  John  G,  druggist 
Brickell  E  J  (Truckee  Lumber  Co) 
Bultiuch  S  A,  principal  Grammar  School 

BURCKHALTER      MRS     H    T 

(Thorndike  ft  Burekhaltcr) 

BURCKHALTER  M  E,  general  mer- 
chandise and  banker 

Biirckhalter  W  M,  with  M  E  Burck- 
halter 

Butt  N  E,  saloon 

Buxton  G  Q,  stage  lines 

Carver  Rev  Wayne  pastor  M  E  Church 

Ciiambers  Samuel,  bootmaker 

Chosen  Friends  Lodge,  Geo  Marshall  soc 

Cooke  A  C,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Cureless  Wm,  physician 


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CURTIS  BROS  (W  and  G  W  Curtis), 
druggiatg,  Front 

CURTIS    WM>  physician  and  surgeon 

DARIUS  CHRISTOPHER,  manaeer 
hnrness  shop  of  Truokee  Lumber  Co, 
Main 

Davis  Hamlet,  groce:  ies 

Dixon  W  S  (Lenahan  &  Dixon) 

Dunster  George  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Durno  Wyatt  C,  millinery 

EDWARDS  W  F.  editor  "Truckee 
Republican" 

Ellen  Ella,  lumber  mfr 

F  &  A  M,  Truckee  Lodge,  No  200,  Jos- 
eph Miirzen  sec 

Ford  &  Keiser  (T  S  Ford  and  John 
Keiser),  attorueys-at-law 

Ford  Thomas  S  (Ford  4;  Keiser) 

FRITCHE  MARTIN,  tailor 

Gage  Herman  K,  photographer 

Goss  R  J,  physician 

Grazer  August  (Stoll  &  Grazer) 

Greely  Henry  H,  constable 

Hammer  Edwin  C,  restaurant 

Harrison  Geo  W,  groceries  and  fruits 

Holliet  VVm,  jeweler 

Hurd  Wm  H,  saloon 

I  O  G  T,  Donner  Lake  Lodge,  No  304, 

G  W  Gitfeii  see 
I  O  0  F,  Donner  Lodge.  No  162,  J  C 

Walker  sec 
I  0  O  F,  Tahoe  Encampment,  No  45,  G 

W  Giffen  sec 
Irwin  Wm,  propr  Truckee  Livery  Stable 
KEISER    JOHN   (Furd  &   Keiser), 

"Truckee Republican,"  Main 
Kinzler  Oscar,  painter 
K  of  P  Lodge,  No  44,  Geo  Marshall  sec 
Knutcen  Mrs  Lizzie,  glovemaker 
Koch  August,  bootmaker 
Kru;^er  W  H  (Truckee  Lumber  Co) 
Lenahan  &  Dixon  (M  Lenahan  and  W 

S  Dixon),  saloon 
Lenahan  Michael  (Lenahan  &  Dixon) 
LEWISON  J  L  &  CO  (J  L  Lewison), 

dry  goods  and  clothing.  Front 
LOW£RY  SAMUEL,   tie  contractor 
Magnolia  Saloon 
Marzcn  J  &  Son  (J  and  J  Marzen  Jr), 

meat  market 
Mason  H  A,  attorney-at-law 
MASON   ORANGE  £,   attorney  and 

commissioner  of  deeds,  Truckee  Hotel 
McCoUougli  Daniel,  bootmaker 
McDonald  James,  saw-mill 
MuKAT  STEWART,  pr.>prietor  New 

American  Hotel 
McLcllan  &  Lowden,  box  mfrs 
^iettras  Charles,  saloon 
MiUett  John,  blacksmith  and  bowling 

alley 
Millett  Johu^lodging-house 
MOODT  JOHN  T,  proprietor  Truckee 

Hutel  and  Livery,  Depot 


NEW  AMERICAN  HOTEL.  Stewart 

McKay  proprietor 
O'Neill  Wm,  saloon 
0  of  C  F.  Meadow  Lake  Council,  G  E 

Marshall  sec 

PACinC  LUMBER  AND  WOOD  CO, 

M  E  Burckhalter  proprietor 
Paschen  Richard  D,  meat  market 
Peel  J  J  L,  mgr  Sisaon,  Crocker  k  Co 
Pt»rter  Bros  (H  and  W  A  Porter),  saloon 
Quinn  Nicholas,  cooper 
RAM,  Donner  Chapter,  No,30,  Joseph 

Marzen  sec 
Ready  J,  restaurant 
Reed  .Tames,  constable 
Reid  &  Symms  (N  Reid  &   A  Symms), 

blacksmiths 

REPUBLICAN  PUBLISHINQ  CO, 

publishers  "Truckee  Republican" 
Rhodes  E  C,  physician 

RICHARDSON  BROS  (W  and  G  W 

Richardson),  lumber  manufacturers 
RICHARDSON    0     W     (Richardson 

Bros) 
RICHARDSON  W  Richardson  Bros) 
Ridley  Joseph  R,  varieties 
Roberts  H  W,  insurance  agt 
Schatfer  Geo,  lumber 
Schmidt  Frank  M,  tnil^r 
SHERRITT  JAMES,  proprietor  The 

Sherritt  House 
Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co  (A  W  Sisson  and 

Clark  Crocker),  general  merchandise 
Smith  D  J,  stage  line 
Stevens  Frank  P,  stoves  and  tinware 
Stoll  &  Grazer  (J  Stoll  and   A  Grazer), 

brewery  and  saloon 
Stoll  J  (Stoll  &  Grazer) 

THE  SHERRITT  HOUSE,  Jas  Sher- 
ritt proprietor 

TRORNDIKE  &  BURCKHALTER 

(Mrs  D  W  Thorndike  and  Mrs  H  T 
Burckhalter),  dressmakers 
THORNDIKE  MRS  D  W  (Thorndike 
&,  Burckhalter) 

TOWNER  DANIEL  B,  varieties, 
agent  Wella,  Fargo  &  Co,  and  post- 
master 

TRUCKEE  HOTEL.  John  F  Moody 
proprietor 

Truckee  Lumber  Co  (W  H  Kruger  and 
E  J  Brickell) 

"TRUCKEE  REPUBUCAN"  (semi- 
weekly),  John  Keiser  pr()prietor,  W  F 
Edwards  editor 

Van  Vleet  Hazael,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Wade  Mrs  Nellie,  lodging-house 

Wear  W  W,  mfr  Cronk  beer 

WEI8ENBURGER  JOHN  J.  attorney 
and  notary  public 

Welch  Samuel,  restaurant 

Weller  Samuel  B,  furniture,  under- 
taker, and  justice  of  peace 


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White  Dana  L,  saloon 
Whitney  Thomas  B,  saloon 
Williams  J  G,  varieties 
Williamson  Charles,  saloon 


Wilson  Melvin  W,  dentist 

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JNO.  F.  MOODY,  Proprietor. 


The  only  point  for  Tourists  going  East  or  West  wishing 

To  Visit  Lake  Tahoe  aiil  the  Pleasiire  Rmrls  of  tlie  Sierras. 

This,  the  only  First-class  Hotel  in  Trnckee,  is  conveniently  located  for  Tour- 
ists who  desire  to  visit  the  "Gem  of  the  Sierras,"  Lake  Tahoe.  The  accommo- 
dations are  excellent,  and  every  attention  will  be  shown  guests  to  make  them 
comfortable  and  their  trip  a  pleasant  one.  The  House  has  a  Stage  Line  connect- 
ing with  Mr.  Moody's  Grand  Central  Hotel  at  Lake  Tahoe. 

Leave  the  Hotel  daily  for  Tahoe  City,  15  miles,  connecting  with  steamer 
Niagara  across  the  lake  to  Glenbrook,  there  connecting  with  Benton's  Stage  Line 
for  Carson  City  and  the  V.  and  T.  R.  R.  for  Virginia,  Gold  Hill,  Ac. 

Stages  leave  for  Sierraville,  28 miles;  Loyalton,  28  miles;  Eureka  Mills,  48  miles. 

^EWAIIERICAN  HOTEL 

FRONT  STREET,  TRUCKfeE,  CAL. 
8TMWABT  McKAY. Proprietor. 

NEW  AND  ELEGANTLY  FURNISHED  ROOMS. 


Board  and  Lodging,  $6  &  $7  per  Weel(.    Single  IMeals,  25c. 


THE  SHERRin  HOUSE, 

FRONT  STREET, 
Tmekee C»lin»mla. 


JAMES  8HERRITT, 


PROPBIETOK. 


Board  ftnd  Lodi^iiuf* 

$6  and  $7  per  Week. 
Single  Meals,  86  Oenta. 


TULAaE. 

TuLARK  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  ofBce,  on  the  southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  251  miles  from  San  Fran- 
cisco and  63  miles  from  Sumner;  has 
a  population  of  1,000.  It  is  supplied 
with  schools,  churches  and  a  finelyce' 
um  and  public  library.  It  has  a  daily 
and  weukly  paper.  The  town  and  sur- 
rounding country  is  well  supplied 
with  artesian  wells  which  are  never 
failing.     Large  crops  of    grain 


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yearly  raised  in  the  section.  The 
Egyptian  com  is  being  raised  as  also 
the  Evergreen  millet.  Both  are  very 
productive  and  unsurpassed  for  food. 
There  are  a  number  of  ditches  in  the 
vicinity  of  Tulare  which  are  famous 
for  their  le  gth  and  width — one  cost 
$60,000,  and  is  many  miles  long. 

Adams  John  T,  books,  stationery  and 

varieties 
ALFOBiD  B  Mf  physician  and  surgeon 
Asher  Jacob,  propr  French  Hotel 
Battenfeld  &  Mills  (G  H  Battenfeld  and 

W  C  Mills),  meat  market 
BLACK  &  CABLTLE  (Wm  A  Black 

and  Wm  Oarlyle),  drugs  and  groceries 

BTJCKLAND  GEO  0,  carriage  and 
wagon  manufacturer  and  publisher 
"Buckland  Manufacturer" 

"BUCELAND  MANUFACTUIIER" 

quarterly  newspaper,  Geo  G   Buck- 
land  publisher  , 
Cady  E  T,  saloon 

Canon  DEL,  ^rain  despatcher  S  P  R  R 
Camochan  R,  carpenter 
CABOTHEBS  J  H,  physician 
Carpenter  William,  wagonmaker 
Chatauvert  Louis,  saloon 
Clapp  T  D,  contractor  and  builder 
Coleman  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Collins  &  Riche,  contractors  and  builders 
GOLTON  A  T>  hardware,  stoves,   tin- 
ware, agricultural  implements,  paints, 
oils,  wall  paper 
DeWitt    M,  attorney-at-law 
Da  Witt  &  Richardson  ( W  M  DeWitt  and 
S  Richardson),  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agents  

TwncTBR  IIVERT  AND  FEED 

STABLES.    Fish  &  McMillan    pro- 
prietors 
Dresser  C  H,  farmer  and  dairyman 
Durio  A  &;  Bro  (A  and  B  Durio),  gener- 
al merchandise 

ELITE  PHOTOOBAPH  GALLEBT. 

J  P  Lowe  proprietor 

Ernest  H,  tailor 

FAUST  J  F  &  SON  (J  F  and  C  B 
Faust),  furniture,  upholstsery,  under- 
takers and  picture  frame  manufactu- 
rers 

FISH  &  McMillan  (G  a  Fish  and  R 
T  McMillan),  proprietors  Dexter  Liv- 
ery and  Feed  Stables 

Flanagan  T  J,  resident  engineer  S  P  R  R 

Fowler  Mrs,  hotel 

Francisco  H  H,  agent  S  P  R  R  and  W 
U  Tel  Co 

French  Hotel,  Jacob  Asher  propr 

Garrison  E  P,  drayman 

GILL  GEOBGE  Q.  livery  stable 

Golden  W  F,  baths 


GOLDMAN  J  ft  CO  (I  W  and  J  Gold- 
man), eeneral  merchandise  and  agri- 
cultural implements 

Green  William,  painter 

Hall  A  P,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Hamman  D  0,  harnessmaker  and  sad- 
dler 

Hammond  T  W,  assistant  postmaster 

Hawkins  &  Fowler  (Leland  B  Hawkins 
and  Perry  D  Fowler)  real  estate,  grain 
commission,  mfrs  bricks  atid  agricul- 
tural implements 

Helm  &  Gill  (Thos  Helm  and  Geo  Q 
Gill),  saloon 

Hills  Jushua,  blacksmith 

Jalumstein  Z,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Jauchiers  B  W,  saloon 

Johnson  James  M,  postmaster 

Johnson  Seymour,  master  mechauic  S 
P  R  R  and  pres  Tulare  Library  Assn 

Jones  A  J,  photographer 

Kelsey  Hiram,  meat  market 

Kowalsky  Bros  &  Co  (E  H  and  H  I 
Kowalsky  and  S  Ephraim),  gen  mdse, 
grain  and  W,  F  &  Co's  agts 

LEVINGEB  ISAAC,  cigars,  tobacco, 
fruits  and  general  merchandise 

Littleiield  &  Wiggins,  artesian  well  bor- 
ers 

Lopez  John  V,  barber 

LOVEJOT  J  0,  justice  of  the  peace, 
notary  public,  real  estate,  insurance 
agent  and  news  agency 

LOWE  J  p.  proprietor  Elite  Photo- 
graph Gallery,  watchmaker  and  agent 
New  Home  and  New  Wilson  Sewing 
Machines,  Tulare  nr  K 

LUCAS  B  B  contractor,  carpenter  and 
builder 

MADDEN  D  W>  proprietor  Pacific 
Hotel  and  Tulare  Water  Works 

McGinley  &  Shultz  (John  McGinley  and 
F  M  Shultz),  general  merchandise 

Miller  H  O,  drayman 

Monterey  Wm,  barber 

Moody  &  Gist,  blacksn^iths 

Morris  &  Michael  (A  Morris  and  J  Mi- 
chael), general  merchandise 

Morrow  L  J,  general  merchandise 

Mull  B  F,  artosian  well  borer 

Murphy  L  D,  physician 

Murray  George,  bootmaker 

Nelson  Mrs  J,  millinery  and  fancy  goods 

Oaks  F  O,  train  despatcher  S  P  R  R 

PACIFIC  HOTEL.  D  W  Madden  pro- 
prietor, opp  Depot 

PAIGE  ft  MOBTON  (Timothy  Paige 
and  James  Morton),  ranchers 

Perkins  W  L,  saloon 

Pile  J  R,  bootmaker 

PBATT  L  A)  undt  rtaker,  upholsterer, 
carpenter,  builder,  msurance  agent, 
town  marshal  and  constable 


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Prngh  W  W,  asaiataat  diviaion  supt  C 
P  and  S  P  R  R 

Rav  Wm,  deputv  sheriff 

RoDertson  G  H,  hamessmaker  and  sad- 
dler 

Roaenthal  F,  oigara  and  tobaooo 

Shepherd  Wm,  well  borer 

Shultz  &  MoGlnley^neral  merchandise 

Sisson,  Wallace  ft  C^,  general  merchan- 
dise, John  F  Uhlhom  collector 

Steere  Henry,  division  clerk  S  P  R  R 

ffSUDABECKERS  A,  manager  Tulare 
City  Printing  and  Publishing  Co  and 
manner  and  editor  "Tulare  City  Tel- 
egraph "    (see  adv) 

Swain  C  T,  train  despatcber  vS  P  R  R 

TULABE  CASmOE  WOBKS, 

Wheeler  Bros  proprietors 

"TULABE  CITY  BAILY  TELE- 

OB^H"  (also  weekly),  Tulare  City 
Printing  and  Publishing  Co  publish- 
ers, J  A  Studabecker  manager 
Tulare  City  Dairy,  C  H  Dresser  propr 
Tulare  Library   Association,  Seymour 
Johnson  pros  

TUTJLBE  CITY  PBINTINO  AND 

PCBUSHINO  C0>  J  A  studabecker 
manager 
Uhlhom  John  F,  notary  pubiio 


Uhlhom  &  Maples,  grain  and  live  stock 
.  harvesters,  contractors  and  ranchers 
Waite  L,  saloon 
Wales  F  E,  dercmnan  (Congregational) 

and  principal  Tulare  Academy 
WHEmEB  BBOS  (F  W  and  A  W 

Wheeler),  proprietors  Tulare  Carriage 

Works 
White  J  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Wilson  E  M,  insurance  sgt 
Woodruff  &  Caroihers,  druggists  and 

varieties 
VOODBUFF  D  &  druggist 

Tulare  Cil)  Printing  and  Publlshlsbing  Companji. 

J.  A.  StndatM«k«r.  llMuig«r, 

Publishen  of  the 

DAILY  I  WEEKir  TELEGRAPH 

Of  Tulafe  Ciltgr. 

THE  DAILY  is  publishea  every  evening  (Sun- 
day excepted),  and  gives  all  Local  News  of  inter- 
est, and  t)ie  Latest  .Telegrapiiic  Intelligence  of 
the  World. 

THE  WEEKLY  is  .'Ipublished  every  Saturday 
Morning,  and  gives  a  resume  of  all  the  Local  and 
Foreign  News  of  the  Week. 

Daily,  per  Year $8.00 

Weekly,  per  year 2.50 


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J.  A8HER,  Proprietor. 


FIRST  CLASS  ACCOMMODATIONS  at  Reasonable  Rates. 

Finest  Wines  and  Liquors.     Fine  Sample  Room  for  Coinmercial  Travelers. 


O'-^x-iii-Bie'sr. 


J.  p.  LOWE, 

Photographer  and  Watchmaker, 

TUL/.'*.B.  CAL. 

Pictures  of  all  the  LATEST  STYLES,  taken  in 
and  out  of  duon. 

All  kinds  of  Photographs  and  Tintypes  taken. 

COPYING  AND  ENLARQINO  a  Specialty. 

I  am  also  prepared  to  repair  Clocks,  Watches, 
Jewelry,  Sewing  Machines,  etc. 

X^  Agent  for  the  New  Home  and  New 
Wilson,  Sewing  Machines. 


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OPPOSITE  DEPOT, 

Tulare  City,       -       -       California. 
D.  W.  MADDEN,  Proprietor. 

MEA.L8  ^T  ^LL  I3^0XJR8. 

Neat  Comfortable  Rooma  and  Superior  Aceommodations. 


F.  W.  ¥nieel«r. 


A.  W.  Wheeler. 


WHEELER  BROTHERS.  Proprietors. 

TULARE  CITY CALIFORNIA* 


ALL  KINDS  OF 

Carriages,  Wagons,  Buckboards,  Etc., 

1^.^3DE   TO    0£%SS£%. 

General  Repairing  and  Blacksmithing  done  at  Short  Notice. 

ALL  WORK  GUARANTEED. 


TURLOCK. 

Stanislaus  CorNTv,  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Viaalia 
Division  of  the  Southern  Pacific  R. 
R.,  33  miles  southeast  of  Lathrop,  13 
miles  southeast  of  Modesto  and  25 
miles  northeast  of  Merced.  It  is  the 
shipping  point  for  a  large  grain-grow- 
ing district. 

A,llen  E  E,  hotel 

Babbitt  Mrs  M,  hotel 

Bates  Norton,  saloon 

Bentley  Edward  C,  blacksmith   • 

Cross  J  H,  groceries  and  provisions 

Davis  Chas,  warehouse 


Donovan  Wm,  blacksmith 

Dunlap  J  H,  justice  of  peace 

Good  Joseph,  salooa  and  meat  market 

Hall  &  Russell,  warehouse 

Hummeltenberg  C,  hotel 

JefiF^rson  W  R,  painter 

LANDER  I  C)  postmaster  and  general 

merchandise 
Lander  R  R,  tin  and  hardware 
Lane  A  F,  carpenter 
Lecusan  Peter,  saloon 
Lecusan  R,  barber 
Mitchell  J  W,  warehojse 
Moran  Anthony,  bootuii..  .t 
Phipps  Charles,  druggist  and  physician 
Pool  G  W,  saloon 
Richards  H  C,  saloon 


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California — Turloch-  Ukiah. 


Bnsaell  H  0,  warehouse 

Ryer  ft  Baldwin,  butchers 

Sawyer  J,  painter 

Straus  L  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Worth  C  A,  constable 

Worth  Ghas,  saloon 


TUSCAN  SPRINGS. 

Tehama  Counts-.   Post-office  Red  Bluff; 

7  miles  by  stage  from  Red  Bluff- 
Bradley  Mrs  J  C,  hotel 

JUSTIN  CITY. 

Lo9  ANGELKd  CouNTY.     A   post-office; 
reached  by  stages  from  Santa  Ana,   2 
'  miles  distant. 

Chandler  M,  physician 
Eddy  Samuel  L,  blacksmith 
Hewes  N,  teacher 
Preble  Geo,  carpenter  and  builder 
Tustin  Columbus,  postmaster 
UTT  L>  general  merchandise  and  insur- 
ance agt,  Main 


TUTTLETOWN. 

Tpolumne  County.  Post-office  Sonora, 
situated  6  miles  northwest  of  Sonora 
and  6  miles  from  Columbia.  Nevada 
Co's  line  of  stages  pass  through  the 
town  daily.  Distance  by  stage  to 
Milton  26  miles  west. 

Beyhaut  £,  restaurant 
Drake  — ,  supt  Patt^rson  Mine 
OBOSS  F  J.  saloon 
Patterson  Mine,  —  Drake  supt 
Swerer  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Walters  W  P,  oarperiter 


TYRONE. 


Sonoma  County.    Post-office  Occiden- 
tal. 

HELD  C  E>  railroad  agent 


UKIAH. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post,  express 
and  tel^aph  office;  the  county  seat 
and  one  of  the  oldest  towns  in  the 
State. 

Geographically  it  is  in  Ihe  center  of 
the  county,  thus  making  it  the  most 
desirable  for  the  honor  it  bears.  It  is  a 
prosperous  town  of  1,500  inhabitants, 
well  built  and  pleasantly  located;  alti- 
tude about  800  teet. 

The  Court  House  and  jail,  built  in 
1872,  cost  $40,00U.  It  has  six  churches 
and  excellent  schools.    Situated  in  the 


heart  of  a  rich  agricultural  and  pastoral 
resiun,  the  productions  of  which  con- 
tribute largely  towards  swelline  the 
exports  of  the  State.  It  is  also  the  dis- 
•tributing  point  of  maH  matter  for  a 
lan;e  section  of  country. 

It  is  the  central  point  of  J.  L.  San- 
derson &  Co's  sta^e  lines  to  Eureka, 
Cloverdale,  Mendocino,  Lakeport,  Up- 
per Lake,  Bartlett  Springs,  etc.  There 
are  a  number  of  springs,  both  hot  and 
cold,  possessing  medicinal  properties 
that  are  highly  prized  by  invalids. 

ALBEBTSONFC.  constable,  collector, 
and  insurance  agent 

AMBROSE  C  D  (Ambrose  &  Osborne) 

AMBROSE  &  OSBORNE  (C  D  Am- 
brose and  D  H  Osborne),  general  mer- 
chandise 

Ames  E  S,  bootmaker 

ARCADE  SALOON.  0  J  Son  proprie- 
tor   

BALDWIN  J  W,  attorney-at-law. 
Masonic  Building 

BANK  OF  UKIAH,  R  McGai  vey  pres- 
ident, Saml  Wheeler  cashier 

BERLIN  MRS  A  C>  millinery  and 
varieties 

BLUE  WINQ  SALOON,  Perry  ft  Car- 
son proprietors 

Bransfnrd  Walter  L,  county  clerk  and 
auditor 

BROCK  A,  hairdresser 

BROCK  &  PAGE  (A  Brock  and  R  H 
Page),  hairdressers 

Brooks  Chas,  carpenter 

Brunner  Fred,  stoves,  tin,  hardware, 
and  agricultural  implements 

Burger  ft  Haskell,  butchers 

Carothers  T  L,  attorney  end  notary 
public 

Carpenter  A  O,  photographer,  real  es- 
tate agt,  and  deputy  internal  revenue 
collector 

CARSON  D.  Blue  Wing  Saloon 

Caughey  R,  county  supervisor 

Charlton  Thos,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Clausen  N,  cigars  and  tobacco 

CLEVELAin)  M  V,  saddlery  and  har- 
ness 

Cohen  L  L  (Marks  ft  Cohen) 

Compton  W  F,  clergyman   (Methodist) 

COOrER  J  A,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Crawford  ft  Faulds,  warehouse 

Crockett  R  (Duncan  ft  Crockett) 

Cummins  F  M  (R  H  Morgan  ft  Co) 

CUNNINOHAM  CHAS  (Cunningham 
ft  Son) 

CUNNINGHAM  &  SON  (W  W  and 
Chas  C"nningham),  furniture  and 
undertakers 


PRISON  CEllS, 


Fences  and  Bi-i<lK«  Work 
Itn  natn  Str«t>t,  h.V. 


CAIVIN  NUniNG  t  SON. 


HUIH.  TUG6LE  t  CO..  NEXICM  H>RB  WOODS.'U'g^'aa!!'- 


CoiUfomia —  Ukiah. 


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OUNHIirOHAK  W  W.  justice  of 
peaoe,  inioranoe  agent,  and  recorder 

Day  L  T,  ooanty  asaessor 

Defmonioo  Bestaurant,  Duncan  A 
Crockett  jproprs 

Donahoe  J  H,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 

Dozier  B,  physician 

Duncan  C'has  (Duncan  &  Crockett) 

Eppler  G  W,  propr  Ukiah  Soda  Mfy 

FALKNEB  J  H>  proprietor  Grand 
Hotel  Saloon 

FASHION  LIVERT  AND  FEED 
STABLE,  J  G  Hightown  &  W  J 
Ellis  proprietors 

Fashion  Saloon,  John  E  Kinsey  propr 

Ford  Wm,  city  trustee 

Fowzer  Jai))es,  attorney  and  treasurer 

Fox  B  B,  county  supervisor 

Gesler  F,  carpenter 

Gillaspie  &  Hamilton  (H  L  Gillaspie 
and  C  C  Hamilton),  attorueys-at-law 

GILMOR  R  F,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, (see  adv)  « 

Gordon  Alex,  county  supervisor 

GRAND  HOTEL,  Thos  Pascoe  pro- 
prietor 

GRAND   HOTEL   SALOON,  J   H 

Falkner 

Gwiau  &  Brainerd,  saddlery  and  har- 
ness 

HAGAN  WM  A>  proprietor  Ukiah 
City  Hotel 

Hamilton  C  C,  attorney -at-law 

Harrison  Thomas,  county  surveyor 

Hart  J  S,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co,  insurance 
and  stage  agt 

Haskett  Mrs  S  W,  school  teacher 

Heger  Jacob,  tailor 

Hight  H,  feed  yard 

HIGHTOWER  ft  ELUS  (J  G  High- 
tower  and  W  J  Ellis),  livery  stables 
Hofitnan  C,  general  merchandise 
Hofiman  M,  dentist 
Hoffiuan  W  A,  drugs  and  gen  ladse 
Holden  Wm,  attoruey-at-law 
HoUiday  Wm  F,  carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker 
HOPPER  J  T>  board  and  lodging 
Hough  Wm  A,  architect  and  builder 
Hyman  M,  jeweler  and  watchmaker 
Irvine  T  A  (Metzger  &,  Irvine) 
ISBELL  WM>  proprietor  Ukiah  City 

Mills  and  oit^  trustee 
Jamison  J  A,  city  marshal 
Jenkins  C  C  (Phelps  &  Jenkins) 
Keenan  M,  painter 
Kelton  Mrs  M  A,  school  teacher 
King  E  W,  physician 
Kinsey  John  £,  Fashion  Saloon 
Knnst  Charles,  books  and  stationery 
Luce  Charles,  county  supervisor 
Malony  F,  general  merchandise 
Mannon  J  M,  atty-at-law  and  notary 


Marks  Berry  (B  Marks  &  Co),  city 
treasurer 

Marks  B  &  Co  (B  Marks  wd  M  New- 
field),  general  merchandise 

Marks  &  Cohen  (S  Marks  and  L  Cohen), 
gen  mdse  and  furniture 

Marks  S  (Marks  &  Cohen) 

Mason  Geo  T,  coroner 

MoBride  H  B,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 

McGowen  Geo,  dentist 

McGARVET  Ri  president  Ukiah 
Bank  and  superior  judge 

"MENDOCINO  DISPATCH  AND 
DEMOCRAT,"  Peabody  &  Sefton 
editors  and  proprietors 

Metzger  E  B  (Metzger  ft  Irvine),  and 
postmaster 

Metzger  &  Irvine  (E  B  Metzger  and  T  A 
Irvine),  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 

Mitchell  H  H,  dentist 

Morgai  R  H  (R  U  Morgan  &  Co) 

Morgan  R  H  &  Co  (R  H  Morgan  and  F 
M  Cummins),  gen  m  Ise 

Morrow  James  J,  recorder 

Morrison  J  J  (Smith  &  Morrison) 

Newtield  M  (B  Marks  &  Go) 

Nofisinger  W  N,  school  teacher 

Osborn  Chas,  carpenter 

ORSBORNE  D  H  (Ambrose  &:  Ors- 
borne) 

PAGE  R  H>  hairdresser 

PAINE  CHARLES  L,  editor  and  pro- 
prietor "Ukiah  City  Press" 

PALACE  CLUB  ROOMS  AND  BIL- 
LIABDS,  William  A  Hagan  propri- 
etor 

PASCOE  THOMAS,  proprietor  Grand 
Hotel 

PEABODT  H  A,  publisher  "Mendo 
cino  Dispatch  and  Democrat" 

PERRT  A  C  Blue  Wing  Saloon 

Phelps  &  Jenkins  (P  C  Phelps  and  C  C 
Jenkins),  blacksmith 

Phelps  P  C  (Phelps  &  Jenkins) 

Phillips  Bros  (Frank  and  Clarence  Phil- 


lips), gtiueral  merchandise 
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Phillips  Clarence  (Phillips  Bros) 

PhilliM' Frank  (Phillips  Bros) 

Press  wm,  hairdresser 

Pressey  Mrs  H  S,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Price  H,  clergyman  (Christian)  and 
searcher  of  records 

Redmeyer  A  F,  insurance  agt 

Reed  John,  mayor 

Reed  J  S,  pres  Mendocino  County  Wool 
Growers  Association 

REYNOLDS  ROBERT,  hotel  and  sa- 
loon, forks  of  r  -ad,  2^  miles  from 
Ukiah,  Little  Lake,  Round  Valley 
and  Lakeport 

Robinson  J  C,  physician 

ROG^US  J  T<  attorney  and  notary 
public.  Law  Building 


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Bt, ».  F.  Black  Walnut,  Spanish  €edar,  Veneers. 


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Caiifomia —  Ukiahr-  Unde  Sam. 


Rnddiok  J  0,  principal  pablio  Mhoola 
Sanford  A  B,  Baptist  ol«nzymaa 
Stawell  J  H,  nnoer  sherin 
8EFT0H  A  Wt  'Mendocino  Deapatch 

and  Democrat" 
Sheridan  J,  Catholic  clergyman 
Simonaon  Ole,  county  anperviaor 
Smith  C  P,  Ukiah  Market 
Smith  J  H  (Smith  &  Morriaon) 
Smith  A  Morriaca  (J  H  Smith  and  J  J 

Morrisc-     livery,  feed  and  sale  atable 
80V  C  J.  saloon 
Spruwel  Chris,  saloon 
TAGTOABT    EDWnr,    proprietor 

Ukiah  Ciiy  Drue  Store 
Tallman  H  C,  Methodist  clergyman 
Tann  Jas,  harneasmaker 
Th'>mas  J  R,  county  supt  schools 
Ukiah  Brewery,  S  Wurtenberg  propr 

UKIAH  CITY  DBTJO  STORK  £ 

Taggart  proprietor 
UKIAE  CtTx  HOTELi  Wm  A  Hagan 

proprietor 
VmH  cm  MHIS.  W  Isbell  pro. 

prietor 

'•TJrmn  CITT  PRESS."  Chas  S 

Paine  editor  and  proprietor 
Ukiah  Market,  C  P  Smith  propr 
Vance  Miss  Bessie,  millinery 
Vandusen  L,  saw-mills 


WTLLUJii  bootmaker 

II    ft    RUDDOOK    (8»m 

Wheeler  and  J  C  Ruddock),  insurance 
agents 

WHKKIiKR  SAKUKL,  cashier  Ukiah 
Bank 

Wheeler  S,  agt  W,  P  &  Co 

WHKKIiInt  SAM  (Wheeler  &  Rud- 
dock) ^ 

^HBLAH  JOHV  Q,  proprietor 
Whelan's  Sample  Roono  and  liquors, 
south  side  Plaza 

WHELAFS  SAMPLE  ROOMS  and 

liquors,  John  O  Whelan  proprietor, 

south  side  Plaza 
White  W  H,  tailor 
Woodruff  Chas,  wagonmaker 
Woodruff  C  E,  city  trustee 
Wurtenberg  8,  brewery 
Yell  Archilmld,  district  attorney 


F.  CILIMOR, 

Watehmakar  and  J»w»/»r, 


A  (ull  line  of  Clocka,  Watches 
and  Jewelry.     Watches,  Clocki 

'and  Jewelry  Repaired.   Satisfao- 

tion  guaranteed. 
Place  of  Businesa :  North  Side  of  Court  House, 

UKIAH  CITY,  CAIi. 


FASHION  LIVEBT  ^EEED  STABLE 

SOUTH  OF  COURT  HOUSE, 

State  Street,  Ukiah,  Oal 


J.  G.  HIGHTOWER,  Proprietor. 

Fine  Carriage  ni  Sallle  Horses. 

Special  attention  given  to 

HORSES  AND  STOCK. 


UNCLE  SAM. 

Lake  County.  A  post  and  express 
ofiBce.  Is  distant  from  Cloverdale  26 
miles,  and  is  reached  via  Cloverdale 
and  Clear  Lake  Stage  Line.  It  is 
beautifully  located  at  the  foot  of 
Uncle  Sam  Mountain,  and  is  the  cen- 
tral point  of  the  county,  7  miles  from 
the  county  seat,  Lakeport,  and  on  the 
border  of  Clear  Lake,  aistant  1^  miles. 
The  population  is  about  260,  and  the 
resources  are  chiefly  agricultural. 
There  is  a  mound  here  from  which  is- 
sues a  natural  gas,  a  hole  being  dug  a 
few  feet  in  diameter,  and  one  or  two 
feet  deep.    Upon  throwing  in  a  piece 


of  lighted  paper,  the  gas  at  once  ig- 
nites, and  a  beautiful  blue  flame 
appears,  bums  fiercely  a  short  time, 
and  then  gradually  dies  out. 

Austin  Moses,  brickmason  and  plasterer 
Bale  H  C,  iivery  stable 
Bole  E  B,  nurseryman 
Boone  J  T,  druggist  and  physician 
Brown  J  P,  carpenter 
Buckingham  T  H,  Villa  Elgin  Point 
Burtnett  C  0,  Kelsey  Floiir  Mills 
Churchman  Read,  Methodist  clergyman 
CLARK  PETER*  farmer  and  cheese 
factory 

CLENDEHnr  BROS  (W  P  and  E  P 

Clendenin),  general  merchandise 


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AN  INDEPENDENT-REPUdmCAN 

FAMILY     NEWSPAPER, 

Having  Largest  Circulation  in  Mendocino  County. 


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CHASLES  S.  PAINE,  Proprietor. 

Published  at  the  county  seat,  and  in  the  centre  of  the  finest  lum- 
ber, woo)  and  hop  section  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


TBI  P0P17LABITY  or  THIS  PAPIB 

Makes  it  welcome  in  most  of  the  Families  of  this  County. 


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IT  IS  AMONG  THE  BEST. 


Subscription,  $3.00  a  Tear,  in  advance. 


ADVERTISING  AT  REASONABLE   BATES. 


OF  EVERY  DESCPJPTION  NEATLY  DONE. 


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California — Uncle  Sam-VacavUle. 


Clendenin  W  P,  insurance  agt 

Cox  J  L,  justice  of  the  peace  and  feed 

stable 
Fox  Rev  B,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Greene  T  J,  dentist 
Gunn  J  A,   organ  builder  and  cabinet 

maker 
Hayter  D  S,  wason  maker 
Hayter  T  F,  violin  manufacturer 
Howe  Mrs  Ira,  propr  Undo  Ham  Hotel 
Hutchins  J  M,  uentist 
Kelsoy  John,  gunsmith 
Kelsey  Mills,  Burtnett  k  Mather  proprs 
Kelsoyville  House,  Mrs  L  P  Ormiston 

propr 
Lauth  Rev  P,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Mathews  Rev  M,  clerj,(ynian  (Christian) 
Merritt  R  D,  pork  packer 
Noble  S  B,  blacksmith  and  waficonmnkor 
Ormiston  Mrs  L  P,   propr  Kelsoyville 

House 
Ormiston  Thos,  carpenter  and  wagon- 
maker 
Peterson  A,  bootmaker 
Piner  Bros,  butchers 
Piner  C  L,  constable 
Ridcout  Rev,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 
Shawl  B  F,  roatl  commissioner 
SLOCVM  A  At    general  merchandise, 

agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and  Northern 

Telegraph  Co 
Thompson  H  C,  butcher 
Uncle  Sam  Hotel,  Mrs  Mary   A  Howe 

propr 
Young  W  G,  postmaster 

UNDINE. 

San  Joaquin  County.  A  post-office, 
situated  11  miles  southwest  of  Stock- 
ton, 8  miles  northwest  of  Lathrop,  on 
upper  part  of  Union  Island,  1  mile 
from  Middle  River  Ferry;  stage  road 
16  miles  to  Stockton,  daily  stage  and 
mail;  also  connected  by  telegraph. 

Bell  F  P,   harness,   blacksmithing  and 

wa^onmaker 
Cahill  E  N,  saloon 
Dixon  I R,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 
Johnson  &  Bell,  dairy  and  produce 


UNIONTOWN. 

El  Dorado  County.    See  Lotus. 


UPPER  LAKE. 

Lake  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  on  a  branch  of  Clear 
Lake,  10  miles  north  of  Lakeport  and 
42  miles  W  stage  northeast  of  CIo- 
verdale.     It  is  mainly  dependent  upon 


the  surrounding  agricultural  and  stock 
'  country.    Population  200. 

^ailTliH.  H,  general  merchandise 

Bell  Rev,  clergyman  (United  Brethren) 

Bucknel  Geo,  physician 

Bucknel  Itobt,  butcher  and  constable 

Burk  — ,  carpenter 

Dodge  S  K,  saloon 

Emerson  S  R,  propr  Witters'  Springs 

Fisher  — ,  wagonmaker 

Gillett  Rev,clbrgvman  (United  Brethren) 

Graham  A,  hotel 

Graham  &  Bro  (Arthur  and  Wm  Gra- 
ham), livery, feed  stable  and  boarding- 
house 

Howard  Gila,  hairdresser 

Hurt  &  Howard  (J  W  Hurt  and  S  R 
Howard),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Keatley  Thomas,  planing-mill  and  cabi- 
netmaker 

LEAOTJE  J  N)  general  merchandise 

Mitchell  James,  proprietor  Mitchell 
Springs 

McWorth  A  &  Bro,  s'ock  raisers 

Marquette  John,  saloon 

Purkersnn  James,  saloon 

REYNOLDS  A  M.  postmaster 

Reynolds  R  G,  physician,  agent  W,  F  & 
Go's  Express,  and  insurance  agent 

Ridgeway  House,  J  Ridgeway  propr 

Scudamore,  Reynolds  &  Co,  general  mer- 
chandise and  druggist 

Sheymer  Wm,  constable 

Sleeper  Captain,  attomey-at-law 

Thompson  D  V,  justice  of  the  peace 
and  notary  public 

Tallman  R  C,  road  commissioner 

Upper   Lake    House,  W  H    Woodard 

W proprietor 
oodord  W  H,  proprietor  Upper  Lake 
Uonse 

Wright ,  proprietor  Pearson  Springs 

Young  L  A  &  Co,  saw -mill 


UPPER  MATTOLE. 

Humboldt  County.    A  post  and  tele- 
graph   office,    6  miles    southeast  of 
Petrolia,    and    58    miles     south    of 
Eureka. 
Boots  John,  tanner  and  gunsmith 
DUDLEY  M  R.  lumber  and  flour-mill 
Jamison  John,  justice  of  the  peace 
ROSGOE  W  H>  postmaster 


VACA  STATION. 

Solano  County.    See  Elmira. 


VACAVILLE. 

Solano  County.    A  peat,  express  and 


CALVIN  NUTTING  i  SON. 


Tabalar  Wheelbarrows.  B«lt  and  llrtdce 
Work.  ]i»7  Haln  Street.  tiaBFraaeiaco. 


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telflgnph  office,  on  the  Vaoa  Valley 
and  Clear  Lake  Railroad,  about  tt 
milea  from  Elmira,  the  junction  of  the 
above-named  road  with  the  California 
Pacific.  It  ha*  a  population  of  600 
and  has  quite  a  reputation  on  account 
of  its  excellent  schools.  The  couuti^ 
surrounding  the  placo  is  rich  agricul- 
turally, ana  depends  on  the  farming 
interests  for  its  support.  The  Davis 
Hotel,  kept  by  a  very  uenial  and  lios- 
pitable  gentleman  by  the  name  of  I. 
F.  Davis,  is  a  very  pleasant  one  and 
the  host  knows  how  to  cater  to  his 
suests.  Fine  croquet  grounds  uud 
drives  are  ^features  that  are  at  once 
made  attractive  to  the  tourist  or  \  ia- 
itor.  Tho  health  fulness  of  ^le  place 
ia  remarkable,  aadas.a  summer  retreat 
it  is  very  fine  for  families.  Fruit  is 
grown  in  the  vicinity  in  abundance 


W.    J.   Stevens'   California  Normal 
and  Scientific  School  is  situated  here. 

BLim  Ml  general  merchandise,  grain 

bags,  wool,  farming  implements,  etc, 

postmaster 
BROUGHAM  OEOROE.  fruit  cannery 

Dodge,   Swoenuy  k  Co,  sole  agents, 

1 14  Market  iSun  Francisco 

OAUFORNIANORMALAND  8GI- 

KKTIFIOlMnOOL.   W  J    Stevens 

priuciiwl 
Cargill  P,  physician 
Ceman  Hugh,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

makur 
CORN  D  K  (Fleet,  Stice&  Co),  lumber 

ami  livury  and  deputy  sheriff 
Carrie  James,  bootmaker 
DAVIS  HOTEL.  I  F  Davis  prrprietor 
BAVl'S  I  ft  proprietor  Davis  Hotel 
Donoho  Bros  (J  S  and  W  C  Donoho), 

block  'mtths    and    wagonmakers 


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DUTTOH  B  (FlMt.  StiM  ft  Co) 
EiMly  E,  barber 
EveraoU  Henry,  oonstable 
Ferguson  John,  liquors 
FLEET  J  8  (Fleet,  Stioe  A;  Co) 

FLEET.  STIOE  ft  CO  (J  S  Fleet.  H  P 
stioe,  D  Dutton  ana  D  K  Cum),  gen- 
eral merchandise,  dry  goods,  grocer- 
ies, boots  and  shoes 

Hodgins  W  C,  restaurant  and  liquors 

Kinsmill  T  £,  harnessmaker 

MoCorkle  Rev  John,  Christian  Church 

MoCorkle  &  Rogers  (Mrs  N  S  McCor- 
kle  and  Mrs  Z  Rogers),  dressmaking 
and  millinery 

MILLER  J  M>  druggist  and  jeweler 
Milzner  M  (Morgenstem  C  Milzner) 

MIZETJt  attorney  and  oounselor-at- 

law 
Morgenstem  fi  Milzner  (R  Morgenstem 

and  M  Milzner),  general  mdse 
Morgenstem  R  (Morgenstem  &  Milzner) 
Murray  Joseph,  painter 
Noble  J  F,  tailor 
Rich  W  W,  bootmaker 
Roske  Carl,  tinsmith  and  plumber 
Scarlett  J  E  (Wooderson  ft  Scarlett) 
STEVENS  W  J>  principal  Californii* 

Normal  and  Scientiflo  School 
STEVEHSOH  A  M>  grain  warehouse 
STEVENSON  A  V,  agent  Vaca  Valley 

and  Clear  Lake  R  R  and  Wells,  Fargo 

ft  Co's  Express 
STEVENSON  G  M.  operator  Westem 

Union  Telegraph  Co 
STICTBH  P  (Fleet,  Stice  ft  Co) 

UPCHUBCH  NB.  dentist 

VACA  VALLEY  AND  CLEAE 
LAKE  E  B,  A  M  Stevenson  presi- 
dent, JOB  Gunn  leoretary  and  treas- 
urer 

Ward  F  P,  justice  of  the  peace 

Wilson  Thomas  S,  capitalist 

Wooderson  O  F  (Wooderson  ft  Scarlett) 

Wooderson  ft  Scarlett  (O  F  Wooderson 
and  J  E  Scarlett),  meat  market 


VALLECITO. 

Calaveras  Cocntt.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  19  miles  southeast  of  San 
Andreas,  on  the  Milton  Stage  Road; 
29  miles  to  Milton  by  Mattison  ft 
Co.'s  line  of  stages. 

Arata  G,  ^eral  merchandise 
Baoigalupi  F,  general  merchandise,  post- 

mastar  and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's 

Express 
Greenwold  R,  blacksmith  / 

Kohler  Chas,  Union  Hotel 
Mitchell  Mrs  A  M,  general  merchandise 

and  livery  stable 
Monteverde  J,  saloon 


Rufe  G,  meat  market 

TXTOHSEN  H  H.  Valleoito  Brewery 

VAIJiElSTO    BRBWEBT.    ohoio* 

veer  put  up  in  bottles  and  kegs,  H  H 

Tuchsen  proprietor 
Williams  D,  livery  stable 


VALLEJO. 

Solano  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  San  Pablo 
Bay,  at  the  southern  terminus  of  the 
Napa  Branch  of  the  California  Pacific 
R.  it.,  z8  miles  from  San  Francisco. 
A  few  years  ago  the  Order  of  Good 
Templars  erected  here  an  Orphans' 
Home,  which  is  decidedly  an  orna- 
ment to  the  place  and  the  occasion  of 
many  visitors.  The  United  States 
Navy  Yard  contributes  largely  to  the 
support  of  the  town,  furnuhing  em- 
ployment to  a  large  force  of  men.  It 
has  a  population  of  upward  of  6,000. 

Anderson  W  D,  physician,  Sacramento 
Asoelrod  S,  boots  and  shoes,  NW  cor 

Santa  Clara  and  Georsia 
Aspenall  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace,  cor 

Virginia  and  Santa  Clara 
Baker  Frank,  furniture,  191  Georsia 
Bames  D  G,  planing-mills.  South  Val- 

lejo 
Benas  Benjamin,  clothing  and  dry  goods, 

134  Georgia 
Beresford  James  H,  bootmaker,  Georgia 
BERO    AXJOTfST,    watchmaker   and 

jeweler,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry, 

214  Georgia 
Berjjwall  Gut,  liquors  wholesale  and  re- 
tail, cor  Santa  Clara  and  Virginia 
Bemard  House,  J  S  IXian  propr,  cor 

Georgia  and  Sacramento 
Blank    Mrs    Alice,    confectionery,  174 

Georgia 
Blivin  H  ft  Co,  noceries,  113  Georaia 
Blogg   Henry,    oootmaker,  208  Santa 

Borden  Mrs  Annie,  liquors,  cor  Branci- 

fort  and  Capitol 
Brace  W  A,  city  clerk 
Brennan  D  J,  bootmaker.  Lemon 
Brown  D  T,  bakery,  237  Virginia 
Brown  Samuel,  meat  market,  Virginia 
Brown  Thomas,  liquors,  cor  Virginia 

and  Santa  Clara 
Brownlie  James,  groceries,  lOS  Georgia 
Brownlie  John,  livery  stable,  Virsinia 
Brownlie  John,  notary  public  and  in- 
surance agt,  168  Georgia 
Burtin   ft   Nagle  (Joseph  Bnrtin  and 
Richard    W    Nagle),    liquors,    192 
Georgia 
Buxton  Geo,  billposter,  Virginia 


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Okllenr'ler  John,  livery  stable  and  under- 

takitr,  Virginia 
Ohrisk'e  Henry,  bakery,  Georgia 
Clark  d  P,  barber,  131  Georgia 
Clivvo  Niooolus,  wood  and  coal,  Georgia 
Coohran  W  S,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 
Cohen  B,  clothing,  124  Georgia 
Colentan  Richard,  liquors,  cor   Virginia 

and  Sacramento 
COMBS     JOSSPHi     attorney-at-law, 

8acrame]ito 
Conoly  Henry,  livery,  liquors,  and  un- 
dertaker, cor  Georgia  and  Santa  Clara 
Cox  Wm  R  Jr,  notary  public  and  in- 
surance, 168  (iieorgia 
Creed  John  E,  liquors,  80  Georgia 
Creelin  James,  painter 
Crowe  Mrs  R,  liquors  and  lodgings,  cor 

Sonoma  and  Georgia 
Cryan  T,  liquors  and  lodging!,  84  G  irtrgia 
OUBTIB  MBS  W  B.  dry,  fancy    nd 

furnishing  goods,  and  milliDory,  175 

Georgia 
Dallyn    Charles    E,   wagonmaker,    cot 

York  and  Marin 
Dannenbaum  S,  dry  goods  and  carpets, 

!S7  Georgia 
Davis  :<:  S  (Davis  ft  Co),  308  Marin 
Davis  E  S  ft  Co  (E  S  Davis,  H  J  and 

G  O  Ford),  junk,  308  Marin 
Dawson  John,  tailor,  Santa  Clara 
Deininger  Fred,  brewery,  272  Marin 
Denio  F  M,  blacksmith,  234  Virginia 
Derwin  ft  McCudden  (M  S  Derwin  and 

Jas  McCudden),  groceries,  75  Georgia 
Derwin  M  S  (Derwin  ft  MoCuddeu),  75 

Georffia 
Dillon  P  W,  director  Vallejo  Savings 

and  Commercial  Bwk 
Dineen  Patrick,  liquors,  Lemon 
Doan  Mrs  E,  millinery,  Georna 
Doan  J  S,  propr  Bernard  House,  cor 

Georgia  and  Sacramento 
Downey  A  J,  mgr  dyeing  works,  Santa 

Clara 
Downs    George    W,    physician,    lOOJ 

Georgia 


Dovle  Thomas  M,  marble  works,  cor 

Sonoma  and  Florida 
Duncan  Samuel,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co,  cor 

Georgia  and  Sacramento 
Edgar  Charles,  liquors,  121  Georgia 
Edtrar  G,  furniture,  87  and  81)  Georgia 
EGWRX  B  D  (Egery  ft   Lament),  cor 

Lemon  and  2d 
BOEBT  ft  LAMONT  (B  D  Egery 
and  James  A  Lainont),  groceries,  pro- 
visions, wines  and  liquors  and  general 
merchandise,  cor  Lemon  and  2d,  South 
Vallejo 
Emerson  J,  painter 

English  Joseph  R,  cashier  Vallejo  Sav- 
inga  and  Com  Bank  and  city  treasurer 
7ABNHAM  JOHN,  clothing  and  fur- 
nishing goods,  boots  and  shoes,  hats, 
caps  and  trunks,  169  Georgia 
Forrogut  Hall,  130  Georgia 
Faust  John,  bakerv,' Santa  Clara 
Ferguson  J  N,  barber,  108  Georgia 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  hotel.  South  Vallejo 
Flanegan  Patrick,  hotel.  Lemon 
Ford  G  O  (Davis  ft  Co),  308  Marin 
Ford  H  J  (Davis  ft  Co),  308  Murin 
Ford  J  H,  city  marshal 
FOBWABD  THOMAS,  choice  wines, 
liquors  and  cigars,  cor  Cd  and  Lemon 
Foster  A  (Foster  ft  Co),  103  Georgia 
Foster  ft  Co  (C  Honche  .fr  ai     A  Fos- 
ter), itquors,  103  Georgia 
Francisco  D,  liauors,  cur  Virginia  and 

Brancifort 
Frey  John,   jewelry  and  fancy  goods, 

184  Georgia 
FRISBDB  SALOON,  Thomas  Forward 

proprietor,  cor  2d  and  Lemon 
Frost  James,  druggist,  Georgia 
Gannon  Thomas,  boarding  and  lodging, 

79  Georgia 
Gedge  W  K,  trustee  South  Vallejo  Li- 
brary Association 
Getchell  ft  Thompson  (W  D  Getchell  and 
D  S  Thompson),  groceries,  102  Geor- 
gia 
Getchell  W  D  (Getchell  ft  Thompson), 

102  Georgia 
OILLON    £    E,     confectionery,    162 
Georgia 


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Gmraer  John,  tilMinith,  119  Geoigia 

Good  &  Roney  (H  C  Cood  and  James 
Roney),  srooeriea,  cor  Oeoi^gia  and 
Marin  and  oor  Lemon  and  4th 

Goodall  Rev  laaao,  Congregational 
clergyman 

Gor!<;un  George,  liquors,  Georgia 

Grimes  Patrick,  horseshoeinff,  Marin 

Hall  Thomas,  bootmaker,  if?  Georgia 

HALL  W  H  (MiUer  &  Hall),  217  Sac- 
ramento 

Halsey  I  S,  dentist,  cor  Sacramento  and 
G^rgia 

Hamell  James,  undertaker,  Georgia 

Hamell  Jnlien,  furniture,  crockery  and 
undertaker,  129  Georgia 

Hampton  John,  hotel,  l^uth  Vallejo 

Hauley  John,  liquors,  Front 

HABDY  C  L,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, fine  sold  and  silver  watches, 
clocks  and  plated  ware,  168  Georjgia 

Harrier  D  W,  groceries,  130  Georgia 

Harrington  R  J,  propr  Howard  House, 
Georgia 

Hartson  C,  director  Vallejo  Savings  and 
Commercial  Bank 

Hayes  John,  liquors,  106  Georgia 

Heald  John  L,  foundry 

Henderson  O  L,  Vallejo  Carriage  Mfy 
and  city  trustee,  Marin 

Hilbom  8  G,  attorney -at-law,  director 
Vallejo  Savings  and  Commercial  Bank 
and  vice-pres  Vallejo  Gaslight  Co; 
170  Georgia 

Hill  Captain,  tobacco  and  cigars,  164 
Georgia 

HirschMd  S,  books  and  stationery,  178 
Georgia 

Hodgekins  W,  librarian 

Hogan  Thomas,  liquors,  cor  Georgia  and 
Sacramento 

Holland  Frederick  (Holland  k  Smith), 
265  Marin 

Holland  &  Smith  (Frederick  Holland 
and  James  Smith),  junk,  265  Marin 

HoUeam  Thomas,  hotel,  oor  Virginia 
and  Sacramento 

Houche  C  (Foster  k  Co),  103  Georgia 

Howard  House,  R  J  Harrington  proI>r, 
Georgia 

Hubbs  Charles  H,  attomey-at-law,  in- 
surance agt  and  real  efetate,  160 
Georgia 

Hubner  Wm,  barber,  203  Santa  Clara 

I  O  O  F  Hall,  cor  Marin  and  Georgia 

Ivers  Robert,  liquors,  Morth  Beach 
Johnson  Lorence,  restaurant,  65  Geor- 
gia 
Joselyn  Mrs  Lizzie,  millinery,  Virginia 
Kahn  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing,    179 

Georgia 
Kelly  k  Mclnnis  (M  L  Kelly  and  A  J 
Mclnnis),  groceries  and  liquors,  122 
Georgia 


Ke  ly  M  L  (Kelly  k  Mclnnis),  122  Geor- 

Kelly  Patrick,  liquors.  South  Vallejo 
Kelly  W  S,  cisar  factory,  Georgia 
Kempenski  John,  barber,  Georgia 
Kennedy  John  E,  dry  goods,  12^  Geor- 

gia 
Kennedy  Michael,  liquors,  Santa  Clara 
Kennedjr  P  J,  boots   and    shoes,    161 

Georuia 
Klink  Rev  N  B,  clergyman  (Presbyte- 
rian) 
LATlTTgR'  RESORT,  Java  Coffee  and 
Ice  Cream  parlors,  A  E  Weber  pro- 
prietor, Sacramento 
Lambert    W   R,    attomey-at-Iaw,   168 

Georgia 
LAMOliT  JAMES  A  (Egery  k  La. 
mont),  city  trustee,  oor  Lemon  and  2d 
Larsen  F  C,  trustee  S  V  Library  Asso- 
ciation 
Leach  Frank  A,  postmaster,  Sacramento 
Lee  Geo,  saloon 

Leu  Valerian,  gunsmith  and  sewing  ma- 
chines, 181  Georgia 
Louis    Father,     clergyman,     Catholic 

Church 
Lynch  Edward,  liquors,  76  Georgia 
Lynch  P  B,  groc«r,  SW  cor  Georgia  and 

Santa  Clara 
Lynch  P  C,  groceries,  239  Virginia 
McAulifie  John  F,  hotel,  Virginia 
McCudden  James  (Derwin  k   McCud- 
den),  liquois,  wood  and  coal,  agent  C 
P  R  R  Co,  Georgia  St  Wharf 
McDonald  Thomas  P  (Ward  k  McDon- 
ald), 152  Georgia 
McElroy  Patrick,  stationery  140  Georgia 
MoEnery  Mrs,  millinery,  Sacramento 
McGettigan  Edward,  brewery,  cor  Ma- 
rin and  Carolina 
McGill  F  T,   meat  market,  263  Sacra- 
mento 
McGill  J  F,  meat  market,  212  Georgia 
McGill  William,  livery  stable,  Georgia 
Mclnnis  A  J  (Kelly  k  Mclnnis),     122 

Geor^a 
Mclnnis  J  A,  hardware,  180  Georgia 
McManus  Henry,  constable 
McPIKE  A  J,  superintendent  Vallejo 
Water  Co,  cor  Georgia  and  Sacramen- 
to 
McSorley  C  (McSorley  k  Welch),    165 

Georgia 
McSorley  k  Welch  (C  M  McSoriey  and 

P  Welch),  tailors,  165  Georg|ia 
Mead  F  D,  mgr  Vallejo  Chronicle  Pub- 
lishing Co,  SE  cor  Georgia  and  Santa 
Clara 
Megarry  William,  groceries,  244  Georgia 
Michaelis  Fre<l,  hotel,  106  Virginia 
MILLER  ft  HALL  (R  T  Miller  aud 
W  H  Hall),  paper-hangers,  painters 
and  calosmining,  217  Sacramento 


PRISON  CELLS. 


Peaces  and  Bridge  Werk. 
1M7  aalB  Street,  ».  F. 


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MULER  K  T  (MiUer  ft   Hall),  217 

Hacrameiito 
Minahau   John,    liquors,   oor  Virginia 

and  Marin 
Mitchell  Frank,  chop  hoaae,  168  Geor- 
gia 
Moran  James,  groceries,  187  Virginia 
Morrison  W  H,  wu  S  V  Library  Assn 
Murray  Mrs  B,  groceries,  cor  Branci- 

fort  and  Virginia 
Nelson  Rev  A  J,  clernrmau,  (Methodist) 
Newcomb  August  £,  liquors,  158  Geor- 
gia 
Newcomb  C  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,  192 

Georgia 
Nickolson  John,  liqucrs,  61  Georgia 
Nugent  J  F,  lic^uors,  72  Georgia 
Nunan  John,  liquors.  South  Vallejo 
O'Grady  Frank,  soda  works,  cor  Sono- 
ma and  Florida 
Paasalaqua  G,  fish  and  fruit,  83  and  85 

Georgia  * 

Pelham    Alexander,    bootmaker,     304 

Marin 
Pendleton  B  F  (Pendleton»&  Voorhees), 

136)  Georgia 
Pendleton  ft  Voorhees  (B  F  Pendleton 
and   G   L  Voorhees),  dentists,  136) 
Georgia 
Peyser  N,  tailor,  Sacramento 
Plummer  A  J  (Plummer  ft  Robinson), 

151  Georgia 
Plummer  ft  Robinson  (A  J  Plummer 
and  A  T  Robinson),    clothing,    151 
Georgia 
Powell  A,  manager  Puget  Sound  Lum- 
ber Co  and  city  trustee 
Powell  J  H 

Price  Edward  E,  chop  house,  190  Geor- 
gia 
Puget    Sound    Lumber  Co.  A    Powell 

mgr.  South  Vallejo 
Radke  Robert,  boots  and  shoes,  Georgia 
Raines  Thomas,  carriage  painter,  216 

Marin 
Reinquin  P  L,  tailor,  217  Santa  Clara 
Ueynulds  Charles,  hotel.  Front 
Richardson  L,  operator  C  P  R  R 
RichartG  B,  harness  and  saddles,   172 

Georgia 
Riley  C  W,   justice  of  peace,  Virginia, 

and  liquors,  IDO  Georgia 
Roavhe  John,  bootmaker,  82  Georgia 
Robinson  A  T  (Plummer  ft  Robinson), 
director  Vallejo  Savings  and  Commer- 
cial Bank,  161  Georgia 
Robinson  J   B,   trustee  South  Vallejo 

Library  Association 
ROB  GaOROE,  publisher  and  propri- 
etor Solano  daily  and  weekly  "Times," 
177  Georaria 
Ross  Mrs  M,  hotel.  South  Vallejo 

ROTHENBUSCH   PETER  (Widen- 
manu  ft  Rothenbusch),  Marin 


Rutherford  David,  supt  schools 

Sanborn  R  D,  constable 

Sancts  J  N,  wood  and  coal,  Viririnia  St 

Wharf 
Schroth  George,  liquors,  Georgia 
Sohwalbe  Joseph,  novelties,  109  Georgia 
Settle  T  B,  liquors,  cor  Georgia  and 

Marin 
Shea  Mrs  J,  millinery,  Sacramento 
Sheehy  Robert,  grain  dealer.  South  Val- 
lejo 
Short  W  G,   hotel,   cor   Virginia   and 

3anta  Clara 
Silveira  Antone,  restaurant,  123  Georgia 
Sima  Alipio  T  F,  barber.  Lemon 
Simmons  Miss  Etta,  operator  W  U  Tel 

Co,  Georgia 
Simonton  G  W,  member  board  of  educa- 
tion 
Skinner  W  W,  meat  market  and  city 

trustee,  120  Georgia 
Smith  Charles  F,  barber,  192  Georgia 
Smith  J  (Holland  ft  Smith),  265  Marin 
Smith  J  G,  photographer,  164  Georgia 
Smith  Peter  H,  liquors,  133  Georgia 
Snow  H  H,  dry  goods,  clothing  and  in- 
surance agt,  IM)  Georgia 
Snow  John  F  ft  Co,  dyeing,  A  J  Downey 

mat,  Santa  Clara 
"SOIIaNO  DAILT  TIMES,"  Geo 

Roe  proprietor,  177  Georgia 
South  Vallejo  Library  Association,  D  G 

Baines  pres 
Starr  ft  Co  (A  D  Starr,  A  Bannister  and 
A  W  Starr),  Starr  Mills,  South  Val- 
lejo 
STXiFFAH  F  &  J,  California  Market, 

Lemon,  South  Vallejo 
Steifen  Jacob,  meat  market,  cor  Georgia 

and  Marin 
Stege  Henry,  liquors,  cor  Brancif ort  and 

Capital  

STEWART    ROBERT,    upholstery, 

306  Marin  nr  Georgia 
Streich&n   Wm,   boots  and  shoes,  cor 

Marin  and  Georgia 
Thompson  D  S  (Getchell  ft  Thompson), 

102  Georgia 
Tierney  J  M,  liquors,  Lemon 
Tobin  J  F,  meat  market  and  treasurer 

Vallejo  Gas  Light  Co,  69  Georgia 
TOBDl   W  J,   secretary  Vallejo  Gas 
Light  Co,  NVV  cor  Georgia  and  Sacra- 
mento 
Topley  James,   drnggiat    and  member 

board  of  education,  166  Georgia 
Turmey  William,  soda  work,  cor  Marin 
and  Carolina 

TRAHT  WILLIAM,  wines,  liquors 

and  cigars,  South  Vallejo 
"  VALLEJO  CHRONIO^"  (dailyand 

weekly),  Vallejo  Chronicle  Publishing 

Company,  SE  cor  Georgia  and  Santa 

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VALLEJO  CITT  WATER  GOM- 
FAinTi  Ohabot  proprietor,  A  J  Mo- 
Pike  saperintendent 

VALLEJb  0  AS  LIGHT  COMPASfY. 

£  J  Wilson  president,  W  J  Tobin 
secretary,  office  NW  cor  Georgia  and 
Sacramento 
VALLEJO  LAND  AND  IHPBOVE- 
HENT  COKPANT,  SG  Hilbom 
president,  E  J  Wilson  secretary,  NW 
cor  Geor^ria  and  Sacramento 

VALLEJO  SAVINOS  AND  COM- 
MERCIAL BANK,  NW  cor  Georgia 
and  Sacramento,  £  J  Wilson  presi- 
dent 

Void  Mrs  G  D,  liquors,  Georgia 

Voorhees  G  L  (Pendleton  &  v  oorhees), 
sec  board  of  education,  136^  Georgia 

Vorhees  J  C,  member  board  of  education 

WALKER  WILLIAM,  lumber,  wood 
and  coal.  Main  street  wharf 

Ward  Mrs  G,  fancy  goods,  Virginia 

Ward  James  (Ward  &  McDonald),  152 
Georgia 

Ward  a  McDonald  (James  Ward  Sl 
Thomas  P  McDonald),  liquors,  152 
Georgia 

WEB^t  A  E,  confectionery,  Sacra- 
mento, opp  Post-o/fice 

Welch  P  (McSorley  &  Welch),  165 
Georgia 

WHITAITRB.  J  B,  Vallejo  Pharmacy, 
Sacramento  nr  Post-office 

WIDENMANN  CHAS  (Widenmann 
&  Rothenbusch),  city  trustee,  Marin 

WIDENMANN  &  ROTHENBUSCH 

(Charles  Widenmann  &  Peter  Rothen- 
busch), Solano  Brewery,  Marin 


William  A  L,  agt  0  P  RR,  W,  P  4  Go's 
Express,  South  Vallejo 

WII430N  E  J,  president  Vallejo  Gas 
Light  Company,  president  and  di- 
rector Savings  and  Commercial 
Bank,  president  board  of  trustees, 
NW  comer  Georgia  and  Sacramento 

Wilson  Harry,  liquors,  cor  Sacramento 
and  Georgia 

Wilzinski  Abraham,  clothing,  126  Geor- 
gia 

Winohell  F  T,  city  assess  ^r 

Winn^ar  Chas,  treasurer  South  Val- 
lejo Library  Association 

Winnegar  Geo,  trustee  South  Vallejo 
Library  Association 

Wood  Geo,  hardware,  Sacramento 

Wright  M  J,  hardware  and  director 
Valle  jo  Savings  and  Commercial  Bank, 
186  Georgia 

Wright  W  F,  notary  public 

(  Established  in  187f>.] 

THE  SOLANO  TIMES, 

Dally  and  Weekly. 

GEO.  ROE PubEisher  and  Proprietor. 

VALLEJO,  CAL. 

Daily,  $5.00  a  Year.         Weekly,  $2.00 

There  is  iio  better  advertising  medium  in  Val- 
lejo tlian  the  Daily  Times,  while  the  Wejlr'~ 
reaches  a  very  large  class  ot  Farmers  and  Coun- 
try Merchants. 

Job  Work  ot  all  Kinds. 

OROIIOE  HOE,  Vallejo,  Cal. 


VALLEJO  JUNCTION. 

Contra  Costa  Countt.  Post-office 
Vallejo.  A  telegraph  office,  on  the 
Central  Pacific  R.  R.  line  opposite 
Mare  Island,  where  passengers  are 
transferred  by  ferry  over  to  South 
Vallejo,  for  Napa  and  points  on  the 
California  Pacific  Railroad  (6^  miles 
from  Martinez,  and  3  miles  from  Val- 
lejo). 

OOWIN  W  S>  agent  Central  Pacific 
Railroad 

LEE  0  W«  proprietor  Tontine  Saloon 
and  agent  Central  Pacific  Railroad 


VALLEY  CENTRE. 

San  Dibqo  Countt.  A  post-office,  40 
miles  from  San  Diego,  and  20  miles 
from  the  railroad,  in  an  agricultural 
district. 

BEARD  8  Hi  justice  of  peace 
Burchart  J  D,  general  merchandise 


German  John  D,  blacksmith 
Heueldon  Geo,  roadmaster 
KITGHINO  A  C,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
McTothlin  D,  general  merchandise 
Miller  Rev  J  E,  clergyman 
Reed  J  C,  brickmaker 
Shelling  J  T,  blacksmith 


VALLEY  FORD. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Nortn  Pacific 
Coast  R.  R.,  62  miles  northwest  of 
San  Francisco,  and  18  miles  north- 
west of  Santa  Rosa.  It  is  dependent 
upon  dairy  and  farming  business. 
Population  120. 

Bioknell  Miss  ft  Roberts  Miss,  dreM- 

makers 
Brown  J  H,  general  merchandise 
Cota  A  C,  boots  and  shoes 
Curry  John,  hotel 
Doghorty  T,  hotel  and  saloon 


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Dowlins  James,  blacksmith 
Fowler  fi,  station  agt 
Fowler  J  E,  livery 
Hampton  J  E,  physician 
HUllTLY  &  COOK,  flour-mill 

McCarty ,  wines  and  liqaocs 

Palmer  £  B,  undertaker 
Valley  Ford  Flouring-mills,  Huntly  & 
Cook 


YEJARO  STATION. 

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VERONA. 

Contra   Costa    County.     Post-oflBce 
Port  Costa. 

HUNTERS'  RETREAT,  T  H  Silvey 

proprietor 
SILVET    T    H,    boarding-house   and 
liquors 


VIEJAS/ 

San  Diego  County.  A  post-office,  27 
miles  northeast  of  San  Diego.  Popu- 
lation 50. 

Bossermau  S,  apiarist 

CLENDENnr  W  S,  postmaster  and 

justice  of  peace 
Conley  E,  farmer 
Cox  A  W,  apiarist 
Harbison  J  S,  apiarist 
Nelson  &  Salter,  farmers 
Stone  E,  farmer 
Treat  John,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 


VINA. 

Tkhaua  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Oregon  Division),  19  miles  from 
Chico.  Gov.  Standtord's  vineyard  of 
14,500  acres  is  located  near  here. 

Baker  Ed,  carpenter 

Barkley  J  F,  butcher 

Becker  J  G,  bootmaker 

Bryant  J  J,  constable 

Crabb  J  N,  physician 

Crabb  Joe,  hotel 

Crouse  Chas,  liquors 

Devin  Wm,  blacksmith 

DlCnS  8  (ft  general  merchandise,  post- 
maater,  and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Hilderbrand  R,  hotel  and  justice  of 
peace 

Jones  J,  fancy  goodu 

Linden  S  D,  livery 

MoGuigan  P  F,  fpoceries 

Sam  ft  Co,  druggists 

Standford'a  Vineyard 


Tucker  B  F,  private  boarding-housii 
Yager  Mrs  M,  dressmaker 


VIRGINIA  BAR. 

Siskiyou  County.  Post-office  Oak  Bar. 
Is  situated  16  miles  above  Oak  Bar. 
The  population  numbers  200.  The 
occupation  is  mining. 

Sleeper  L  ft  Swan,  general  merchandise 

Arroe  Chris,  liquors 

Cleland  ft  Lehners,  general  merchandise 

Freshour ,  butcher 

Gibson  ft  Morrison,  liquors 
Hoar  James,  liquors 


VISALIA. 

Tulare  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Is  a  well-built, 
beautiful  town  of  2,500  population. 
Situated  on  the  Visalia  R.  R.,  241 
mi-es  from  San  Francisco  and  8  miles 
from  Goshen,  in  a  wheat-growing  and 
stock-raising  country.  The  town  is 
steadily  growing,  is  the  county  seat, 
and  has  a  handsome  Court  House. 
In  Tulare  County  are  the  largest 
trees  in  the  world,  some  of  them 
measuring  forty-six  feet  in  diameter. 
The  land  is  well  watered  and  the 
ranches  are  doing  well.  The  town 
has  a  uumber  of  churches,  schools 
and  two  live  papers.  The  hotels 
are  good. 

Arkle  Bros  (C  C  and  W  J  Arkle),  boots 

and  shoes 
Asay  J  L  and  C  E,  dentists  and  coun- 

cilmen 
Atwell  ft  Bradley  (A  J  Atwell  and  N  0 

Bradley),  attomeys-at-law 
BAaOALUFI  ft  DELRE  (T  Baci- 

galupi  and  Chas  Delre),  sample  rooms 

and  billiards,  cor  Church  and  Centre 
Baer  B,  stoves  and  tinware 
Baker  Frank,  druggist 
BANK  OF  VISALIA.   H  E   Hyde 

president,  C  J  Giddings  cashier,  cor 

Main  and  Church 
Barnes  W  W  (F  J  Walker  ft  Co) 
Barr  ft  Harter  (Orrin  Barr  and    John 

Barter),  saloon 
Belknap  C  G,  agt  for  Tule  River  Indian 

Reservation 
Belz  Andrew,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker    

BENN  JOHN  E.  physician  and  sur. 

£eoa.  Palace  Hotel 
AIN  ft  LANORICK  (Y  F  Lang- 
rick  and  Wm  Blain),  meat  market. 
Main 
Bliss  Will  F,  stationery,  books,  cigars, 
tobacco  and  news  depot  and  auistant 
postmaster 


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Borel  Louis  k  Co,  blacksmiths  and  wa- 
gonmakers 

Brown  ft  Daggett  (S  C  Brown  and  Alfred 
Daggett),  attorneys-at-Iaw 

Brown  SO  (Brown  ft  Daggett),  attor- 
ney-at-law 

Canty  J  M,  livery  and  feed  stable,  sa- 
loon  and  rancher 

Coughran  ft  McKinley  (W  W  Coughran 
and  J  B  McKinley),  livery  stables 

Chosen  Friends'  HaU,  cor  Church  and 
Centre 

OOHH    H>    general  merchandise, 
Main  and  Church 

GOVaHRAH    L   P.    proprietor 
change  Hotel,  Main 

Creighton  Thomas,  deputy  recorder 

Cross  W  W,  superior  juc^ 

Crowlcra;,  Denney  ft  Co,  agts  Marster's 
Self-Feeder 

"Oanggfitt  Alfred  (Brown  ft  Daggett),  at- 
tomey-at-Iaw 

Davis  Mrs  Belle,  dressmaking 

Denny  H  N,  undertaker 

De  Wolf  S  S,  saloon 

Dineley  Samuel,  cutlery,  etc,  guns,  pis- 
tols, varieties  and  barber 

Douglass  Bros  ft  Co,  general  merchan- 
dise,   agricultural    implements    and 

Dn^UTZ  A  B  (Edwards  ft  DuBrutz), 
attorney-at-law,  Court  House 

EDWABDS  ft  DoBRVTZ  (E  J  Ed- 
wards and  A  B  DuBrutz),  attomeys- 
at-law,  Court  House 

EDWARDS  E  J  (Edwards  ft  DuBrutz), 
and  district  attorney.  Court  House 

EITEL  ft  SOHMID  (Geo  Eitel  and 
Fred'k  Schmid),  proprietors  Farmers' 
Home,  Main 

Ellis  W  J,  county  supt  public  schools 

EZGHAHOE  HOTEL  L  P  Coughran 

proprietor,  Main 
Farley  J  H,  city  assessor 
FABJIERS'  KOME.  Eitel  ft  Schmid 

proprietors.  Main 
Fox  J  M,  city  supt  public  schools 
Gassenberger  C,  tailor 

OIDDINOS  C  Jt  cashier  The  Bank  of 

Visalia,  cor  Main  and  Church 
GODGEATFX  J.  salesman  H  Cohn,  cor 

Main  and  Church 
Grant  R  P,  fruits,  confectionery,    etc 
Gross  G,  physician 
Hall  A  E,  physician  an  1  surgeon 
ITATX  A  OOiWH  (Thos  Hall  and  J  W 

Cown),  machinists  and  manufacturers 

Eureka  Harrow,  Main 
HaU  Samuel,  butcher 
Hru-land  ft   O'Bannon,    propra   Palace 

Hotel 
Harion  J  M.  afft  W  U  Tel  Co 
Harland  Wm,  livery  and  feed  stable 


Harris  Rev  J  C  C,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Henrahan  W  S,  physician  and  surgeon 

Hesing  Geo,  barber 

Hitchcock  C  M,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruits 

Hof  J  B,  physician  ( Homeopathist) 

Huffaker  J  V,  propr  Overland  Livery 
Stables 

HUIIASON  L  A  ft  CO  (L  A  Humaaon, 
James  and  Arthur  Crowley),  proprie- 
tors Tulare  Valley  Flouring  MiUs — 
water  and  steam.  Main 

HTDB  J  D>  register  U  S  Land  Office, 
Court 

HTDE  R  Ef  president  The  Bank  of 
Visalia,  cor  Main  and  Church 

Jeffords  E  M,  deputy  county  assessor 

Jeffords  F  G,  county  assessor 

JOHHBOH  L  Af  f^eral  merchandise 

and  proprietor  Visalia  House,  Main 
Johnson  O  S,  insurance  agt 
Jordan  John  F,  county  auditor 
Keener  Henry  A,  county  treasurer 
Kern  Frederick,  harness  and  saddles 
Kimball  ft  Jackson  (F  T  Kimball  and 

S  Jackson),  house,  sign  and  carriage 

painters 
Knights  of  Pythias 
Knox  John  G,  county  clerk 
Kroehle  Jacob,  bakery  and  wholesale 

wine  dealer 
Langrick  Geo,  councilman 
Leek  I  G,  dentist 
Levison  Harry,  sewinp;  machine  agt 

LEVY  JUIlirS»  notary  public,  con- 
veyancer, real  estate  and  insurance 
agent  and  collector.  Church 

UNDSET  TIPTON.  re<ieiver  United 
States  Land  Office,  Court 

Lovelace  M  H,  coroner 

LVCE  E  A.  stoves,  tinware  and  wood- 
enware.  Main 

Malloch  D,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Mason  Mrs  M  C,  millinery 

Masonic  Hall 

MoADAMS  W  C>  cigars,  tobacco,  con- 
fectionery, boots  and  shoes  and  varie- 
ties. Main 

McKINLET  ft  PREISXER  (J  B 

McKinley  and  Thos  Preisker),    livery 

and  feed  stables,  Garden 
McMillan  Rev  J  A,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 
MoNamara  T  M,   atty-at-Iaw,   notary 

public,  real  estate  and  ins  agt 
Mickley  J  J,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
MILLER  E   0,    searcher  of  records, 

real  estate  conveyancer  and  insurance 

agt,  Court  House 
MUiLER  HENRYi   merchant  tailor 

and  sewing  machine  agt.  Main 
Mooney  M,  brewery  and  sov^a  factory 
Morris  H,  general  merchandise 


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HANSCAWEN  ft  CO  (L  V  Xanr 
cawen  Rnd  Zane  Steuben),,  druggista 
and jphannacMts,  Main 

HAHSGAWEN  L  Y,  postmaster  and 
(Nanscawen  &  Co),  Mam 

Niel  AC,  Justice  of  peace  and  mayor 

(yBANNON  C  S>  county  recorder  and 
proprietor  Palace  Hotel 

Odd  Fellows  Hall 

Osborn  W  T,  chairman  board  supervi- 
sors 

OWEN  BROS  &  WAOT  (S  M  and  T 
J  Owen  and  F  Wagy),  blacksmiths 
and  wuronmakers,  Court 

FALACS  HOTEL  AND  UVERT 
STAtfLEBi  C  S  O'Bannon  proprietor 

Pratt  T  B,  barber 

Raean  C  K,  marble-yard 

Redfield  L  J,  supervisor 

Rodi-isr  .-z  R,  restaurant 

Russel'  W  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

Sanderd  Oregon,  attorney-at-law 

Seligman  Louis,  cigars,  tobacco  and  va- 
rieties 

8ELISCK  D  S.  manager  Visalia  Wa- 
ter Works,  Church 

Singer  agent,  see  H  Morris 

Slocomb  Henry,  barber 

Smith  Seth,  county  surveyor 

Stanton  M  £,  bootmaker 

STEUBEN  ZANE,  agent  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Co,  Main 

Stevens  &  Co  (R  H  Stevens  and  Frank 
Kallenbey),  general  merchandise,  ag- 
ricultural implements  and  sewing  ma- 
chines 

SWEET  S  ft  00  (S  Sweet,  A  and 
L  Levis),  general  merchandise,  ^ain, 
wool  and  lumber,  end  proprietors 
Sweet's  saw-mill.  Main 

Tauscher  George,  fruits,  candies,  etc 

THE  BANK  OF  VISALIA.   R   E 

Hyde  president,  C  J  Iriddings  cashier, 
cor  Main  and  Church 

Thomas  I  H,  fruits  and  vegetables 

Thomas  W  F,  councilman 

TULABE  "TIMES"  (weekly),  E  J  Ed- 
wards proprietor,  publisher  and  edi- 
tor.  Main 


TULABE  VALLEY  FLOUBINO 
fKTim  (water  and  steam),  L  A  Hu- 
mason  ft  Co,  Main 

Tnnze  O,  furniture,  mattresses  and  bed- 

YIsS&ilA  "DELTA':  (weekly),  P  J 
Walker  ft  Co  publishers,  our  Main 
and  Church 

VISALIA  HOUSE.  L  A  Johnsoa  pro- 
prietor, cor  Main  and  Church 

Visalia  Warehouse,  E  Jacobs  mgr 

VISALIA  WATER  WOBKS.  Thos 
Williams  proprietor,  DSSelleck  man- 
ager. Court 

Walker  D  E,  saddle  and  hamessmaker 

WALKER  F  J  ft  CO  (F  J  Walker  and 
W  W  Barnes),  publishers,  "Visalia 
Delta,"  cor  Main  and  Church 

Wallace  W  B,  justice  of  the  peace 

Wwrd  ft  Barron  (E  Ward  and  A  Barron), 
restaurant 

Watrous  S  W,  photographer 

Weishar  Robt,  undertaker  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Wells  M  J,  sheriff 

Wheaton  T  B,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Williams  J  W,  marshal 

WILLIAMS   THOMAS,    proprietor 

Visalia  Water  Works 
Wren  J  N,  Visalia  House  Saloon 
ZUMWALT  ft  BAKEB  (D  K  Zum- 
walt  and  P  Y  Baker),  searchers  of  rec- 
ords, abstract  office,  notaries  public, 
real  estate,  insurance  agents  and 
local  agents  of  Southern  Pacific  R  R 
Lands 


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WM.  HARLAND PROPRIETOR. 


THE   PALAC 


Is  now  First-class  in  every  respect,  it  having  been  refitted   and 

refurnished;  it  will  now  be  found  st-cond  to  no  house 

on  this  Coast,  outside  of  San  Francisco. 


The  Table  is  Daily  Supplied  with  the  Best, 

Both  from  the  city  and  country  markets.  A  First-class  LIVERY 
STABLE  in  connection  with  the  hotel.  Free  'Bus  to  and  from  all 
trains.  Headquarters  of  all  the  Stage  Lines.  Hot  and  cold 
BATHS  for  use  of  guests.  Large  and  commodious  SAMPLE 
ROOMS  for  commercial  travelers. 


VOLCANO. 

Amador  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office;  a  mining  town,  12  qiiles  north- 
east of  Jackson  and  25  miles  northeast 
of  lone;  has  a  population  of  500  and 
is  reached  by  stages. 

Boydstone  E  S.  druggist  and  photogra- 

rapher 
Campi  John,  shoemaker 
Casainelli  L  &  firo,  general  merchandise 
CLXJTE  F  Ai  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Consolidated  Amador  Hydraulic  Gold 

Mining  and  Land  Co 
Dftunzer  P,  liquors 
Devitt  &;  Provis,  liquors 
Goodrich  C  B,  blacksmith 
Hinkson  Bros,  stable 
Huey  E  W,  billiard  saloon  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
Jeyome  Alex,  liquors 
Jonas  Peter,  saloon 
Kelley  Dennis,  lumber 
Kesseler  A,  physician  and  surgeon 
Leslie  Jas,  lumber 
Lipp  J  B,  teamster 
McCuny  Jonathan,  teamster 
McLaine  Lanchlin,  banker  and  supt  of 

Amador  C'unal  and  X'^olcano  Ditch  Co 
Miller  L,  county  supt  of  schools 
Moran  Robt,  liquors 


Petty  A,  county  assessor 
Petty  ft  Dart,  hotel 
Petty  Solomon,  inventor 
Rodrick  Kobt,  t<>am8ter 
Rose  Henry  T,  sawyer 
Rossi  Angelo,  general  merchandise 
Stewart  k  Adams,  butchers 
Stokon  J  D,  general  merchandise 
Sturman  I  N,  constable 
Tam  Orsini,  liquors 
Wallenburg  C,  lumber 
VVhitmore  F  W,  saw -mill 


VOLCANOVILLE. 

El  Dorado  County.  Post-office  George- 
town; 20  miles  northeast  of  Placer- 
ville.. 

EDMONDSON  J  W>  justice  of  the  peace 
Jarrad  C  M,  general  merchandise 
Parkhurit  V/  E,  hotel,  general  merchan- 
dise and  constable 


WALNUT  CREEK. 

Contra  Costa  County.     A  post  and 
express  office;  is  a  handsome   little 

Slace  at  the  base  of  Mount  Diablo, 
istant  from  Oakland  17  miles.  The 
drive  to  this  place  is  unsurpassed  for 
beauty.      It  is  reached  by   Moore's 


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Oakland  and  Walnut  Greek  Stage 
line.  Sulphur  aprings  in  the  vicinitv 
offer  a  most  attractive  feature.  A 
fine  hotel,  kept  by  W.  B.  Ro^^ers  & 
Son,  ia  a  source  of  great  convenience. 

Avery  R»"v  J  R,  Presbyterian 

Baker  E  L,  fire  and  marine  insurance 

Foster  James,  attorney 

Hammitt  A  W,  dry  goods  and  general 
merchandise 

Hodges  A,  livery  stable 

Hook  W  E,  physician 

Huntington  J  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Janssen  F  A,  propr  Walnut  Creek  Hotel 

Johnson  Thomas,  attorney 

Kursh  Mitchell,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Latimer  R  H,  druggist  and  postmaster 

Martinez  Visente,  barber 

Moore  T  S  &  Bro,  proprs  Oakland  & 
Walnut  Creek  Stage  Line 

Moreno  F  £,  harness  maker 

Pearson  J  £,  druggist  and  physician 

Rich  Rev  E  R,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Rogers  C  W,  saloon 

ROOEBS'  HOTEL,  W  B  Rogers  &  Son 
proprietors 

ROOEBS  W  B  &  SON,  proprietors 
Rogers'  Hotel 

SABjPOBD  FABHEB,  livery  stable 
and  constable 

Sherburne  &  Burpee  (A  Sherburne  & 
W  S  Burpee),  saloon 

Shuey  H  8,  general  merchandise  and 
Lalayette,  San  Ramon,  Danville  and 
Walnut  Creek  Express  semi-weekly 

STONE  BBOS  (F  S  &  C  stone)  tin 
smiths 

STONE  C  (Stone  Bros) 

STONE  F  S  (Stone  Bros) 

Turner  Milow  H,  justice  peace  and 
notarypublic 

VOSLAllBEB   HENBT,    boot  and 

shoemaker 

WALNUT  CBEEK  HOTEL,  W  H 

Wells  proprietor 
WELLS  W    H,    proprietor    Walnut 
Creek  Hotel 

WILLIAMS     ABTHUB,     Walnut 

Creek  Meat  Market 
Wilson  k  Baker  (J  M   Wilson  &  E  L 

Baker),  insurance 
Wilson  J  M,  agt  W,  K  &  Co 
Yoakum  &  Co,  wholesale  butchers 

STONE  BROS., 

Walnut  Greek,  Contra  CoBta  Co. 

DEAI-EKS  IN 

STOVES  AND  METALS, 

Lead  and  Iron  Pipe,  Forre  and  Lift  Pumps. 
Pipe  Laying'  and  I>ro\  o  Wells  a  Specialty.  House 
Furnishing  Hardware  u(  every  deBcription  liept 
ronitantly  on  hand. 


BOOEBS'  HjOTEL 

W.  B.  KOOERS  &  SON,  Proprietora, 

WALNUT  CREEK, 

Contra  Costa  County,  CALIFORNIA. 

M  entireiTnew  hotel, 

Fitted  up  and  conducted  as  flrgtc'.ass  in  every 
respect.  Containing  a  fine  hall  for  balls  or  par- 
ties. Fiiiu'Vives  in  all  directions,  Tli^  Sulphur 
Springs  ai'u  'n  the  immediate  neighborhood. 
Ttii^j  is  the  mos*''  desirable  resort  for  families  wish- 
ing to  spend  a  fiw  weul(s  of  recreation. 


WALNUT  GROVE 

Sacramento  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press ufh.ce.  There  is  no  grander 
biijht  v;  the  universe  Mian  that  which 
is  offered  from  the  dc  i'  of  a  steamboat 
on  the  upper  Sacramento  Kiver  in  the 
vicinity  of  Walnut  Grove.  It  is  in 
the  very  midst  of  agricultural  and 
horticultural  wealth,  and  enjoys 
othw  advantages  conducive  to  health 
and  prosperity  that  are  superior. 

Brown  Mrs  A,  hotel 

BroMrn  Alex,  general  merchandise 

Condray  James 

Dye  Sperry,  postmaster 

Uolttum  W,  agt  Cal  Transportation  Co 

Palmer  Chas  E,  carpenter 

BADOESKT  L,  general  merchandise 

and  insurance  agent 
Wickers  Fred,  butcher 


WALSH'S. 

Sacbahento  County.  A  post-office,  9 
miles  southeast  of  Sacrameuto,  on  the 
Jacks  >n  and  Drytown  wagon  road;  is 
a  very  rich  agricultural  section. 

Patton  Jas,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Smith  (4eo,  painter  and  gruiner 
WALSH  J  M,  groceries,  liquors,   and 
postmaster 


WARNER. 

San  Dieuo  County.     A  post-office,  66 
miles  by  stage  from  San  Diego. 

LINTON  ANDBEW,  postmaster 
Linton  John,  general  merchandise 
Wilson  Henry,  general  merchandise^ 

WARTHAM. 

Fresno  County.    A  post-office. 

Bray  &  Seacord,  apiarists 
Cox  John,  blacksmith 
CBTJIIP  J  G,  postmaster 
Kreyenhogen  Gu,s,  general  merchandise 
LandrumMark,  saloon 


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California —  Waih-WaJterman. 


WASH 

Plumas  Counit.  A  poat-office,  7  milea 
southeast  of  Jamison  City,  and  26 
miles  northeast  of  Downieville. 

Barton ,  stock  raiser 

Hapgood  &  Bishop,  miners 
Jaokson  Andrew,  placer  mine 
King  &  Co,  stock  ranch 

McCoUon ,  hotel 

McLean  Geo,  Sulphur  Spring  Banoh 
Neasman  Henry,  stock  raiser 

WASHINGTON. 

Nevada  County.  A  post-office,  21 
miles  by  sta^  oast  of  Nevada  City, 
on  the  tjouth  Fork  of  the  Yuba  Biver. 

BUISMAH  H,  hotel  and  postmaster 

Ely  &  Doose,  butchers 

Grissel  C,  hotel  and  mail  contractor 

Helgeson  O  C,  clothing 

Jansen  J,  shoemaker 

Kohler  H,  general  merchandise 

Malone  T,  shoemaker 


WASHINGTON. 

YoiiO  County.  Post-office  Sacramento. 
It  is  situated  on  the  Sacramento 
River,  directly  opposite  the  city  of 
Sacramento,  and  connected  with  the 
latter  place  by  a  drawbridste,  which 
was  onf V  a  few  years  ago  a  toll-bridge. 
It  can  boast  some  of  the  Hnest  or- 
chards in  the  county.  The  Steam 
Navigation  Company  have  extensive 
works  on  the  river  near  the  bridge. 

BttckinKham  B  H,  justice  of  peace 
OBEBV  W  Ml  livery  and  hotel 
Hanson  Chas  O,  hotel  and  groceries 
Hanser  Julias  k  Valentine,  butchers 
Hess  John,  tinsmith 
Jones  ft  Anderson,  salmon  cannery 
Lynch  John,  bootmaker 
Preston  Fred,  hotel 
Beed  C  W,  orchardist 
Todhunter  Lewis,  constable 
Todhuuter  &  Beed,  saloon 


WASHINGTON  CORNERS. 

Alameda  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  offi'-e,  situated  on  the 
San  Jose  Branch  of  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  B.,  34  miles  from  San  Francisco. 
It  possesses  a  large  college,  a  public 
school,  and  a  newspaper,  TIte  Alameda 
County  Reporter,  which  enjoys  a 
healthy  circnlation  in  a  half-dozen 
small  towns.    Population  200. 


"ALAMEDA  OOUHTT  BBFO&T- 

BB."  Everell  F  Calkin  publisher  ■ 
Andersen  Hans,  saloon 
Brown  Samuel,  hotel 
OALKIH   EVSBEIIi  F,  publisher 

"Alameda  County  Beport?r 
Clark    Bros  (Alson    S  and  George  H 

Clark),  general  merchandise 
Crowell  Heman,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
CULL   M   Ai    manufacturer    Eureka 

Squirrel  Poison 
Hirsch  Joseph,  general  merchandise 
Laidlaw  Horace,  physician 
Lemkie  Chas  H,  harljer  shop 
Lowrie  D  C  ft  Co  (D  C  and  Peter  Low- 

rie  and  J  Laughlin),  butchers 
Lyser  Albert,  pres  Washington  College 
Alack  H  H,  tinsmith 
Mack  Wm  H,    drugs,  stationery  and 

postmaster 

MOBTIMER  ft  WAM8LET  (Wm 

Mqrtimer  of  Nilea  and  J  E  Wamsley), 
warehouse,  lumber,  coal  and  wood 

Osgood  L  £,  township  assessor 

Bosmussen  Carl,  saloon 

Bounds  H  A,  druggist 

Thompson  A  C.  bootmaker 

WAmSLET  J  E  (Mortimer  ft  Wams- 
ley), agent  Central  Pacific  B  B  and 
Wells,  Forgo  ft  Co 

Washington  College,  Albert  Lyser  propr 

Zimmermann  Chas,  sidoon  and  boarding 


WATERFORD. 

Stanislaus  County.    A  post-office,  15 
miles  east  of  Modesto. 

Buckley  C  O,  hotel 
Curtzwaler  Chas,  saloon 
Davis  James,  hotel 

FAUBE  ADRIEV.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Gregsun  W,  blacksmith 
Hiter  A,  ferry-boat 


WATERLOO. 

San  Joaquin  County.  Post-o'fice 
Stockton;  8  miles  by  stage  from  Stock- 
ton.    Population  50. 

Balkwell  John,  hotel 
Bush  Joseph,  saloon 
Collins  John,  blacksmith 
Mount  Mrs  H,  saloon 
Nichols  John,  blacksmith 
Scribner  Thomas,  saloon 
Sheehan  Timothy,  saloon 

waTerman. 

San  Bkrnabdino  County.  A  post- 
office. 


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Miller  E  J,  eeneral  merohandiM 
Wfttemuui  s  Porter,  general  merohan* 
dise,  hotel  and  proprs  10-atamp  mill 


WATSON'S   FERRY. 

Fruno  County.    See  White's  Bridge. 


WATSON  GULCH. 

Shasta  County.    Post-offlce  Igo. 

AXEH  ft  QUUINt  general  merchan- 
dise 


WATSONVILLE. 

Santa  Cruz  County.    A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  near  the 
junction  of  the  Southern  Pacific  and 
Santa  Cruz  Railroads,  about  2  miles 
from  Pajaro  station;  distant  from  San 
Francisco  99  miles.     Population  1 ,  800. 
The  Pajaro  Valley,  of  which  Watson- 
ville  is  the  commercial  center,  is  one  of 
the  richest  agricultural  regions  in  the 
State.    There  are  also  large  quantities 
of  valuablfc  redwood  timber  lands  in  the 
immediate    vicinity,    the    products  of 
which  are  disposed  of  at  Watsonville. 
The  agricultural  and  lumber  interests 
being  extensive,  make  Watsonville  the 
center  of  a  larf{e  and  valuable  business. 
In  addition  to  the  business  attractions 
of  the  town  is  Camp  Goodall,  a  water- 
ing-place on  Monterey  Bay,  four  miles 
distant   from    the   town.      Its   public 
schools  are  well  maintained,   and  its 
business  houses  and  private  residences 
are  handsomely  built,  indicating  thrift 
and  refinement. 

AIDRIDOE  FRAHKIIN.   manager 

Golden  Sheaf  Flouring  Mills 
Alexander  A,  tailor 
Alexander  D,  general  merchandise 
Anderson  Wm,  furniture  and  cabinet- 
making 
Aston  Frank,  carpenter  and  undertaker 
Attridse  tc  Sheehy  (A  Attridge  and  O  P 
Sheeny),  groceries 

BANK  OF  l^ATSONYILLE.  Charles 
Ford  president,  J  N  Besse  cashier 

BENJAMIN  0  W>  liquors,  tobacco, 
books,  stationery,  and  Wells,  Fargo 
ft  Co's  agent 

BESSE  J  N>  cashier  Bank  of  Watson- 
ville 

Bowie  Adam,  bakery 

Brassel  H  P,  blacksmith 

Breen  Edward,  saloon 

Brown  A  V,  dentist 

Byrd  William,  saloon 


CHAPMAN  J  8i  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Churchill  Charles  C,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmakcr 

CONKELL  H  Di  under  manager  Gold- 
en Sheaf  Flouring  Mills 

Cook  Charles  A,  harness  and  saddles 

Cooper  ft  Co  (Thos  S  Cooper),  gen  mdse 

Corralitos  Water  Co,  A  White  supt 

OOSMOPOUTAH  SALOON.  James  H 
Schmid  proprietor 

Cox  C  J,  stoves  and  tinware 

Crowner  W  E,  jeweler 

Dean  M,  carriage  painter 

Dengler  P,  meat  market 

De  St  Paul  G,  licj^uors 

Dibble ,  minister 

Dougherty  J  F,  hatter 

Dunlap  S  B,  constable  and  dep  sheriff 

Eaton  K  W,  wagonmaker 

ECLIPSE  AND  MANSION  HOTTSE 
UVEBT  STABLES.  Thomas  Ken- 
ledy  proprietor  (see  adv) 

Estrado  M,  soloo  • 

FABMERS' MILLS.  >^rey  Bros  pro- 

Srietors 
1  A  W,  photographer 

Fischer  Truels,  saloon 

Fitch  ft  Downing  (T  H  Fitch  and  J 
Downing),  liquors 

Flags  Emma  W,  teacher  oil  painting 

Fletcner  H  S,  postmaster 

Folger  Mrs,  varieties 

Folger  Peter,  skatinj^  rink 

Fontana  ft  Demartini  (M  J  Fontana  and 
P  B  Demartini),  groceries 

Ford  Chas  (Chas  Ford  ft  Co),  pres  Wat- 
sonville Bank,  pres  and  sec  Watson- 
ville M  and  L  Co 

FORD  CHAS  ft  CO  (Chas  Ford,  A  A 
Morey  and  J  S  Menasco),  general  mer- 
chandise 

Freiermuth  Geo  A,  stoves,  tinware  and 
agricultural  implements 

FBET  BROS  (S,  John  and  Wm  Frey), 
proprietors  Farmers'  Mills 

Frey  John  (Frey  Bros) 

Gaddie  F  G,  carpenter  and  builder 

Gibbons  Rev  A  S,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

GOLDEN  SHEAF  FLOTTRINO 
IfTTfT/ffr  Franklin  Aldridge  manager 

Green  Leo  ft  Co  (Leo  Green  and  George 
Cleveland),  meat  market 

Hall  James  A,  attorney-at-law  ur.d  real 
estate  agt 

Halsted  J  L  (Kittredge  ft  Halstetl) 

Hamilton  G  S,  harness  and  saddles 

Harris  I  W,  harness  and  saddles 

Hetherington  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Holbrook  Mrs  L  D,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

HOLBROOK  L  D,  justice  of  the  peaoe^ 
notary  public  and  insurance  agent 


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930 


Qalifamia — WaiwmxiViA. 


Hopkini  Jm  Jr,  harneMmaker 

Howard  J  A,  maohiniat 

Howard  Miaa  H  M,  dreaamaker 

Ingham  J,  wa^onmaker 

Iruan  L,  physician 

Jackson  Hy,  warehouse 

Jackson  Airs  M,  millinery   and  fancy 

goods 
Jennings  A  J  (Trafton  h,  Jennings) 
IfSSSER  OONSAD.  proprietor  Wat- 

sonville  Hotel  (see  advertisement) 
Jessen  J,  tailor 
Joseph  &  Campbell  (H  M  Joseph  and  R 

Campbell),  Dillposters 
Joseph  H  M  (Joseph  ft  Campbell),  hair- 
dressing  saloon 
Juri  Joseph,  saloon 
Kelley  F,  aaluon 
XSNinsDY  TH08*  proprietor  Eclipse 

and  Mauaion  House  Livery  Stables 
Kidder  &  McEwen  (Walter  Kidder  and 
D  A  MoEwen),  live.-y  and  feed  stable 
Kidder  Walter  (Kidder  &  McEwen) . 
Kittredge  A  S  (Kittredge  &  Halsted) 
Kittredgo  &  Halsted  (A  S  Kittredge  and 
J  L  Halsted),   attorneys-at-law  and 
notaries  public 
Koehncke  A,  hairdresser 
Lee  Julius,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Lewis  A  &  Co  (A  Lewis),  general  mer- 
chandise and  proprs  Lewis  House 
Lewis  House,  A  Lewis  propr 
Libbey  J  L,  dentist 
UNSOOTT  JAMES  M,superintendent 

W  M  and  Luml)er  Co 
Lopes  M  S,  groceries 
Lovenzen  Lorenz,  hotel  and  hay  yard 
Lynam  James,  boots  and  shoes 
MANSION    HOUSE.    Jerome    Porter 

manager 
Mardocco  P,  restaurant 

Marron ,  minister 

Martin  Edward,  books  and  stationery 
BIARTIN  E  J,  physician  and  surgeon 
Mattos  A  J,  groceries  and  liquors 
Maulbatch  S,  bootmaker 
McAdams  A,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
McOlynn  W  M,  junk  dealer 
McKEON   B>    blacksmith,  horseshoer 

and  w^onmaker 
KoLEAN  Ni  blacksmith,  wagonmaker 
and  patentee  McLean's  Straw  Agita- 
tor and  Grain  Saving  Attachment  for 
Threshing  Machines  (see  adv) 
Menasco  J  S  (Chas  Ford  &  Co) 
Mooney  James,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
Moreheud  O  A,  druggist 
Murey  A  A  (Chas  Ford  &  Co) 
Moms  M,  clothing 
Neal  W  S,  city  marshal 
Noble  F  W,  druggist 
O'Brien  W  J,  clergyman 


Ottenberg  J,  hairdresser  and  baths 

PAJABO  BBIWEBT.  C  Palmtag 
proprietor 

"PAJABONIAN."W  RRadoliff  editor 
and  proprietor 

PAIMTAG  Ci  proprietor  Pajaro  Brew- 
ery 

Parara  A,  bootmaker 

Pardee  Qeorge,  produce  and  commission 
merchant  and  mgr  Watson  ville  Gas  Co 

Parsons  Miss  Effie  E,  elocution  teacher 

PECK  WILLIS  E.  general  merohan- 
dise 

PEGKHAM  GEO  W>  publisher  and 
proprietor  "Watsonville  Transcript" 

PSG&HAM  H  F>  house  and  sign 
painter 

Peckham  P  A,  paints,  oils  and  paper 
hangings 

Pedrazzi  8,  saloon  and  restaurant 

PORTER  JEROlCBt  manager  Mansion 
Houseand  notary  public 

PORTER  JOHN  T>  real  estate  and 
commission  merchant 

Pratt  Miss  Ethel,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

RASGLIFF  W  R*  editor  and  proprie- 
tor "Pajaronian** 

Rey  John,  clergyman 

Richards  W  S,  general  merchandise 

Rodgers  W  D,  physician 

Rogge  Wm,  bootmaker 

Sanborn  Alvin,  sec  W  M  &  L  Co 

SCHMIDT  JAJB  H>  proprietor  Cosmo- 

Kolitan  Saloon 
neitier  K,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Seevers  C  W,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Sheehv  ft  Dullea  (E  Sheehy  and  Charles 
Dullea),  brewers 

Sheehy  P  (Attridze  ft  Sheehy) 

Sheperd  C  M,  millinery 

Simmons  S  S,  physician  and  drugs 

Slight  £  T,  confectioner 

Smidt  Carl  C,  varieties 

Snodgrass  T,  harness  and  saddles 

Steen  A,  hairdresser 

Stewart  J  W,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Stoesser  Otto,  general  merchandise 

Stratton  Rev  C  C,  pres  University  of 
Pacific 

Swain  H  P,  dentist 

SWAIN  L  At  furniture,  bedding,  up- 
holstering, etc 

Taylor  C  E,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

TRAFTON  GEO  A  (Trafton  ft  Jen- 
nings), chairman  board  of  trustees, 
and  chief  engineer 

TRAFTON  £  JENNINGS  (Geo  A 

Trafton  and  A  J  Jennings),  groceries, 
hardware  and  a^icultural  implements 

Tuck  I  A,  groceries 

Tuttle  O  S  (Yoacham  ft  Tuttle) 

Walsh  William,  tailor 

Watsonville  Gas  Co,  Geo  Pardee  mgr 


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WAT80HVILLE   HOTEL,    Conrad 

Jeuea  propiietor  (see  adv) 
Wataonvul)  Mill  and  LamDer  Oo,  Jai 

Linaoott  aupt 

"WATSOHmLE  TRAKSCBIPT." 

Geo  W  Feokham  publisher  and  pro- 
prietor 

Werner  F,  boots  and  shoes 

WEST  GEO  H>  millwright  Golden 
Sheaf  Flouring  Co  ^ 


Wiener  A,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Williama  J  C,  horaeshoer 
Wise  P,  saloon 

Wright  Mrs  M  A,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Yoaoham  J  S  (Yoaoham  k  Tuttle) 

Yoaoham  ft  Tuttle  (J  S  Yoaoham  and 

.0  S  Tuttle),  meat  market 
Zmodowsky  Martin,  bootmaker 


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This  is  t.n  entirely  New  House  having  been  built  the  past  'Summer. 

NEWLY   FURNISHED  THROUGHOUT. 


The  BEST  ACCOMMODATIONS  this  side  of  San  Francisco. 


eUngle  Memlst  86e.t  Board  per  Week,  $6.00  and  $6.00»  accord- 
lag  to  Roma;  Single  Room,  60c. 

Coach  to  and  from  the  House.  CONRAD  JESSEN,  Proprietor. 

BeUpso  and  Uta&sion  House  LiTery  Stables, 

TB08.    KEHHBDT, PROPRIETOR 

WATSONVILLE,   CAL. 


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Private  Carriages*  with  drivera,  supplied  Ibr  Aptos,  Camp  Capitola 
and  Santa  Crua,  Camp  Goodall  and  other  places. 


HackH,  CwtT\ages,  B\ig)(ie9  atui  Saddle  Horses  ran  be  obtained  at  my  Stables  at  all  times  and  at- 
rea8i)nubl(>  prices.  I'arodil  uiid  uxiiurienced  drivers  employed.  I(  you  want  a  {{ood  turnout,  call 
at  the  Eclip!>o  or  Mansion  iloiiso  Stubles.  THUS.  KENNEDY. 

McLeans  patent 
GRAIN  -  SAVING    ATTACHMENT. 


The  Best  Improvement  ever  invented  for  saving  Grain 

That  otherwise  would  be  lost. 


IN  USE  m  DIFFERENT  PARTS  OF  CALIFORNM 
For  the  Season  of  ^82, 

For  particulars  apply  to         N,  McLEAN,  Patentee,  Watsonville. 


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WHITB  BBOS.,  IS  A 15  Main  and  14  A  1«  Spear 
litreet,  S.  F.  Oregon  Ash,  Maple  and  Alder. 


LOUIS  BHmHimil  t  CO.,gr»i&'-^CTy  1 19  WoMgowery  St. 


982 


Oalifamia — WaUonville-Wett  Berkeley. 


JEBOMS   POBTEB, 


Proprioior, 


WATSONVILLE,    OAL 


WEAVERVILLE. 

Trinity  County.  A  pott  and  expreu 
office,  and  the  county  seat,  46  tnilea 
by  stage  northwest  of  Redding.  It  is 
a  well  and  tastily  built  plaoe,  and  is 
supported  by  mining,  stook  raising 
and  agricultural  interests  of  the 
locality. 

Abrahm  I,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Baloh  J  R,  clothing 

Bamikel  J,  drugs  and  stationery 

Benton  ft  Armentroit,  blacksmiths 

Blake  H  H,  physician 

Blanchard  8,  dentist 

Cochell  A,  cigars  and  tobaooo 

Condon  Wm,  hotel 

OBAIO  C  Wi  insurance  asent  and  pro- 
prietor "i?rinity  JonrnaT' 

Enright  Ed,  saloon 

Kstes  John  M,  county  clerk,  recorder 
and  auditor 

Griffin  M  F,  county  treasurer,  banker, 
and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Hansen  D,  cisars  and  tobacco 

Hensley  8  J,  liquors 

Jones  T  £,  county  judge 

Junkaus  H,  groceries 

Kuper  C,  sal'ton 

LAHO  Ml  groceries 

Love  Alex  N,  liquors 

Lowden  W  L,  U  8  deputy  assessor,  and 
county  surveyor 

Martin  John,  flour  and  grain 

Marshall  A  If,  ronnty  assessor 

Montaguo  J  C,  county  physician 

Morris  James,  hotel 

Noonan  Geo  E,  county  school  supt 

Paulsen  Jacob,  county  assessor 

Philbrook  John  VV,  district  attorney 

Pincus  I  k  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Rosborough  A  M,  judge  9th  judicial 
district 

Schall  Louis,  boots  and  shoes 

Smith  John,  sheriff 

Taylor  Daniel,  county  coroner  and  pub- 
lic administrator 

Timmerman  Bros,  furniture 

Tinnin  W  J,  attomey-at-Uw 


Todd  Wm.  butcher 

"TBINITT  JOirBNAL."  C  W  Craig 

proprietor 
VoUmers  ft  Paulsen,  hotel 
Wadleigh  Miw  Maiy  N,  county  supt 

W public  schools 
illiams  C  £,  attomey-at-law 

WEED. 

Sam  Dikgo  County.    A  post-office,  28 
miles  southeast  of  San  Luis  Rey. 

WEED  W  8.  postmaster 


WELDON. 


Kbbn  County.    A  post«office,   18  miles 
northeast  of  Kernville. 

BROWV  AHDREW.    general    mer- 
chandise and  flour-mill 
Hanson  J  Z.  bootmaker 
Scodie  William,  general  merchandise 
True  H  B,  blacksmith 
TATLOS  OJK  assistant  postmaster 


WENGER. 

Mahiposa  County.    A  post-office. 

Blake  A  G,  general  merchandise 
Compromise  Mining  Co 
Holstead  James,  hotel 
Pochard  Louis,  hotel 
WXVOBB  yRKDKRTCK  W,  post- 
master 


WEST  BERKELEY. 

Alambda  County.  A  post  and  exprr ss 
office  on  the  Central  Paoifio  R.  R.,  10 
miles  northeast  of  San  Francisco  and 
19  miles  from  Vallejo  Junction. 

Brennan  Bros  (James,  John  and  Edward 
Brennan),  livery  stable  and  saloon 

Browrn  Chas,  groceries 

Bruns  D  H,  groceries 

Bunco  H  A,  carpenter  and  boarding- 
house  keeper 


CALVIN  NUTTING  &  SON. 


litlBDBIM,  JAIli  AMI>  VMtMCK  WOIML 


m:it.  TUfiGLE  t  CO.  OIIEGOII  ISM  MID  HimW.TJSXJr- 


California — Wett  Berkeley- ^ett  Povnt. 


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OALDOBHU  flABGH  W0BK8. 

John  Evardins  proprietor 
DE  PAirU  JAXn.  oigwt  and  to. 

b«ooo 
Diets  A  0  ft  Co,  propn  Berkeley  Labri- 

eating  Oil  Co 
Engebreteen  Antone,  bootnwker 
Everding  John,  Pioneer  Starch  Worka 
Fleming  Arthnr,  druggist 
Fleming  —,  harneaamaker 
Fraser  Mrs  M,  drtaamaking 
Fraser  Martin,  plumbing 
OasenMo  John,  barber 
Great  John,  brewer 
HisKina  Jamea,  boarding-hoaae 
Kehoe  Edward,  bootmaker 
Knott  Richard,  boarding-houae 
Lox  Geo,  bakery 
Iiudeman  John  H,  groceriea 
Malonev  Comeliua,  hotel 
Maxwell  W  J,  aupt  Berkeley  Lubricat- 
ing Oil  Co 
Mo^^akill  Hugh,  blaekamitb 
MonteriohairtrM,  butcher  ^ 
Nelaon  Made,  wagonmaker  ' 
Peteraon  Anguat,  wagonmaker 
Pine  Henry,  dry  and  fancy  gooda 
Pioneer  Starch  Worka,  John  Everding 

propr 
SoTtuaier  ft  Niehana,  planing-milla 
Segnie  Geo,  barber 
Semeria  Joaeph,  dry  and  fancy  gooda 
Standard  Soap  Co,  R  P  Thomaa  propr 
Storck  Chaa  L,  butcher 
Thomaa   R  P,    propr    Standard  Soap 

Worka 
Vagt  Herman,  liquora 
Wcntworth  I  M,  poatmaater,  atationery 

and  confectionery 
WheeliuRFH,  flour-mill 
Winner  B  L,  lockamith 
Wright  ft  Wan{{8riu  (W  C  Wright  and 

Wangerin),  general  merohandiae 

Wright  W    C  (Wnght  ft  Wangerin), 

operator  W  U  Tel  Co 


WEST  BUTTE. 

SuTTBR  CooMTY.  A  poat-offlc«,  ISmilea 
weat  of  \nh»  City,  at  the  aouthweat 
apur  of  "The  Buttea." 

Cook  Dick,  oarnenter 

BBTTT  ft  J0NE8.  general  merohan- 
diae 

Santer  G  W,  boarding-houae 

Straub  G  ft  Son,  blaokamith  and  wagon- 
maker and  carriage  and  aign  painter 


WEST  BRANCH. 

Butte  County.  A  poat-oflice,  26  milea 
northeast  of  Chico  and  10  miles  south- 
east of  Butte  Meadows. 

Day  L  E,  propr  West  Branch  House 

Dulmage  B  A,  lumberman 

Falconer  Robert,  quartz  mining 

Frye  S  H,  foreman  Tickner,  Burnham  ft 
Co's  saw-mill 

Lake  Fred  W,  stockholder  in  Butte 
Ditch  and  Mining  Co 

Nelson  C,  ahakemaker 

Piatt  E  K,  ahakemaker 

Reed  H,  ahakemaker 

Roberts  ft  Campbell,  lumber  and  mill- 
men 

Seelye  Wm,  miner 


WEST  END. 

Alambda  County.  A  post-office,  1 
mile  south  of  Oakland. 

Carreau  Joaeph,  blaokamith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Denke  A,  contractor  and  builder 

Elbe  C  B,  dmsgiat 

Goohnauer  P  I^  butcher 

Goueh  P  L,  meat  market 

Hecker  Adolph,  gen  mdse  and  hardware 

Kelly  P,  coal,  hay,  grain  and  feed 

Mayrisch  E^  saloon  and  gnrden 

Noftz  F  J,  groceriea 

Sohroeder  L<>uia,  aaloon  and  reataurant 

Schroeder  ft  Victors  (Albert  Victors  and 
Adolph  Schroeder),  hay,  grain,  wood, 
coal  and  lime 

Shead  D  L,  groceries 

THOUGH  ft  MATBIBH,  propri- 
etors "West  End  Star"  and  job 
printers 

Tranbe  H,  watchmaker  andjeweler 

"WEST  END  STAS."  Thompson  ft 
Mayrish  proprietors 

Wheeler  ft  Relfe,  wood  and  coal,  hay 
and  grain 


WEST  OAKLAND. 

Alambda  County.    See  Oakland. 


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WEST  POINT. 

Calweras  Coum'Y.  a  post-office,  38 
miles  by  stage  east  of  lone. 

BACCIGALUPPI  B>  general  merchan- 
dise 

Cavalli  Joseph,  saloon 

Eokert  M,  reataurant 

Flanders  Samuel  S,  livery  stable 

Hepburn  Mrs  W,  hotel 

Hoskins  Mrs  Samuel,  hotel 

Novilla  F.  general  merchandise 

EXJFSINO  S,  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster    (see  adv) 


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Schenaker  A,  saloon 
Smith  John  R,  blacksmith 
Zavalla  J  k  Co,  batchers 


8.  RUFFINO, 

Weat  Foint,        -  Callftornia. 

— OBNERAL  DIALER  IN— 

DR/  GOODS  *  GROCERIES. 

Patent  Medicines,  Boots,  Shoes,  Hardware, 
Croclcery,  Paints,  Oils,    Drugs,    Fancy  Goods, 
Hats  and  Caps,  and  all  other  g^oodb  usually  kept 
in  a  country  store. 


WESTMINSTER. 

Los  Angeles  County.  A  post-office, 
4  miles  by  stage  southwest  of  Ana- 
heim.    Population  150. 

Aldrige  J  W,  constable 

Blackmaa  Chas,  blacksmith 

Borthwick  R,  well-borer 

CuUen  P  A,  constable 

Edwards  S  &  Sons,  butchers 

Flemming  J  H,  harness  and  saddles 

HULL  T  C,  postmaster 

HULL  T  C  &'  CO,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Jacobus  Rev,  Congregational  clergyman 

Kiefharber ,  blacksmith 

McCOT  .JAMESi  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

McCoy  J  J,  fruit  drier  and  well  borer 

McFadden  &  Son,  gen  mdse 

Robinson  Rev  F  M,  Presbyterian  clergy 
man 

Smith ,  bootmaker 

Strong  Robert,  nurseryman 

Webster  David,  justice  of  the  peace 


WESTPORT. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  25  miies  north  of  Mendo- 
cino. 

Anderson  H,  blacksmith 

Arkson  John,  saloon 

Copp  John,  propr  Kimball  House 

Dickinson  Walter,  saloon 

Eagle  Greo,  blacksmith 

Foster  Jesse,  livery  stable 

Gordon  &  Gill  (A  Gordon  and  D  Gill), 

saw-mill 
Graham,  Chester  &  McOowan,  saw-mill 
Hill  George,  constable . 
JOHH    FRED,    proprietor   Westport 

hotel 

Kimbal  House, Hopp  propr 

Kimbal  ft  Moor,  gen  mose  and  saw-mill 
Mjurkel  ^  justice  of  the  peace 
Matthews  F,  blacksmith 
McDonald  Neil,  hotel 


MoPhee  (George  S,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Mills  Alf,  salopn 

Mozier ,  physician  and  druggist 

Overton  Rev  J  M,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Rogers  &  Johns  (T  R  Rogers  and  F 
Johns),  shippers 

Rogers  T  R,  shipper 

Tuttle ,  general  merchandise 

WESTPORT  HOTEL.  Fred  Johns 
proprietor,  and  livery  stable 


WEYAND'S  CCRNER. 

Yolo  County.    Post-office  Black's  Sta- 
tion. 

Berger  ft  Hammerman,  saloon  « 

Dill  Henry,  blacksmith 

Golinsky  David,  saloon 

MARCH  J  P,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Rollins  James,  blacksmith 

WETAND  THEO,  trader  and  fanner 


WHEATLAND. 

Yuba  County.  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph office,  situated  on  the  line  of 
the  Oregon  Division  of  the  Central 
Paoifio  R.  R.,  40  miles  north  from 
Sacramento  and  12  miles  southeast 
of  Marysville.  It  is  in  the  midst 
of  a  tine  agricultural  r^on,  and  is 
a  trading  center  of  considerable  im- 

Eortance;  also  carries  an  important 
usiness  from  the  mines.  Wheatland 
has  a  population  of  about  700,  being 
the  second  largest  town  in  the  county. 

American  Hotel,  Mrs  F  A  Clark  propr 
Baun  Fred  J,  blacksmith  and  carriage 

factory 
Bevan  Mrs  E,  board  and  lodging 
Bevan     &    Swift,    blacksmithing    and 

wagonmaking 
Bevan  T  E,  deputy  sheriff 
B?ay  P  M,  justice  of  the  peace 
Bray  P  M,  saloon 
Brown  Miss  Vickie,  dressmaking  and 

millLaery 
Calmes  ft  Ross,  harness  and  saddlery 
Central  Hotel,  M  M  Neustadt  propr 
Clark  Mrs  F  A,  propr  American   Hotel 
Comforth  H  C,  insurance  agt 
Dam  C  K,  supt  Wheatland  Mill  Co 

Deaken ,  wagonmaker 

Dewane  M  D,  wagonmaker 
DUPLEX  E  Pf  barber  and  bath-house 
Duplex  S  E,  ladies'  hairdreMer  and  hair 

work 
Durst  D  P,  physician 
Ewing  T  S.  pres  the  .Fannen'  Bank  of 

Wheatland 
Goodkind  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 


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Hams  T  R,  real  estate  and  general 
commisaion 

Irwin  David,  supt  Towles  &  Co's  lum- 
ber yard 

JuBtis  Chas,  meat  market 

Kesner  James,  town  marshal 

Landis  John,  postmaster  and  agt  W,  F 
&  Co 

LEVY  &  PINCTJS>  general  merchan- 
dise 

Lipp  A  P,  varieties  and  ice  cream 

Lumbard  Wm,  cashier  The  Farmers' 
Bank  of  Wheatland 

MoFABLAND  THAD  J,  proprietor 
"Wheatland  Graphic" 

Milton  L,  physician 

Miller  David,  bootmaker 

Miller  &  Stewart,  livery  stable 

Newton  1*  v  G  H,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Niemeyer  &  Lipp,  gen  mdse 

OTSTEB.  W  M>  shoves  and  tinware. 
Main    (see  advertisement) 


Reeves  WJ,  OP&ORRagt 
Scott  &  Shepherd,  drucgist 
Spencer  E  W,  bootmaker 

Swears  W  B,  varieties  

THE     FA&HERS'     BANK     OF 
WHEATLAND,  T  S  Ewing  presi- 
dent,  Wm   Lumbard   cashier.   New 
Bank  Building 
Towle  &  Co,  proprs  Wheatland  Lumber 

Yard 
"WHEATLAND  OBAFHia'Thad 
J  McFarland  editor,  proprietor  and 
publisher 
Whe&tland  Mill  Co,  C  K  Dam  supt 
Yarborough  Geo  W,  justice  of  peace 

WM.    M.    OYSTER, 

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Stoves,  Tinware,  Metals, 

Pumps,  ripe,  House  Furnishing  Ouods,  Etc. 

Wheatland,  CaL 


THAD.  J.  McFARLAND,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


TUBA  COUNTY CALIFORNIA. 


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WHISKY  HILL. 

Santa  Cruz  Coumty.    Post-office  Wat- 
son ville;  3  miles  by  stage  north  of 


Watson ville,  and  18  miles   east   of 
Santa  Cruz. 

DeHart  Wm,  blacksmith 
Holm  Hans,  blacksmith 
Nistetter  J  M,  blacksmith 
Schmidt  Peter,  saloon 
Warner  I  A,  physician 


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WHISKYTOWN. 

Shasta  Counit.    Post-oflSce  Shasta. 

Blair  J  D,  saloon 

KE£H9LEB  WMi  general  merchandise 
Williams  L,  blacksmith 
WOODWARD  0  H  P,  general  mer- 
chandise and  hotel 


WHITEHALL  STATION. 

Mendocino  County.    Post-o£Sce  Her- 
mitage. 

HUFF  B  B>  hotel  and  saloon 


WHITE  OAK. 

El  Dorado  County.    Post-office  Pla- 

cerville. 
Friedman  John,  constable 
Winchell  C  P,  constable 


WHITE  RIVER. 

TuLARK  County.  A  post-office,  6tf 
miles  southeast  of  Visalia,  and  30 
miles  southeast  of  Porterville. 

BARRINOTOH  JAMES,  general 
merchandise 

Billman  P  L,  blacksmith 

MITCHELL  Li  hotel,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster,  and  feed  stable 

WHITESBORO. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  1  mile  from  Albion. 

Brett  &  White  (James  Brett  and  C  E 

White),  saw-mill 
Furlong  Thos,  saddlnr 
Gray  P  W,  shinitle-mills 
Johnson  B  J,  telegraph  operator 
JOHNSON  J  E>  general  merchandise, 

postmaster,  and  agent  Wells,  Fargo 

&Co 
Kimball  J  S  &  Co  ( J  S  Kimball  and  C  E 

White),  general   merchandise,   hotel, 

blacksmiths,  and  saloon 
McFarland  L,  boots  and  shoes 
McNelly    Ed,   assistant   supt    Salmon 

Creek  K  K 
Salmon  Creek  Milling  Co,  James  Pullen, 

Silas  Coombs,   Charles  Perkins,  and 

P  W  Gray  proprs 
Salmon  Creek  K  R  (8  miles  in   length), 

L  E  White  and  others  uroprs 
Salmon  Creek  Shingle-mill  Co 
Whito  L  E,  general  merchandise 
White  W  H,  supt  Salmon  CroeL  R  R 
Whitesboro  Hotel,  J  S  Kimball   &  Co 

proprs 
Zemansky  P  H,  general  merchandise 


WHITES  BRIDGE. 

Fresno  County.  A  nost-office;  34 
miles  northwest  of  Fresno  and  13 
miles  southeast  of  Firebaugh. 

WHITE  J  R  &  00.  general  merchan- 
dise 


WILBUR  SPRINGS. 

Colusa  County.  Post-office,  Oilmore; 
is  situated  on  Sulphur  Creek,  26  miles 
southwest  from  Williams  and  22  miles 
from  Lower  Lake,  Lake  County. 

BRAMEJS.  hotel 


WILD  FLOWER. 

Fresno  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  9  miles  southwest  of  Kings- 
burgh. 

Hickok  Noah,  blacksmith 
Hoskins  &,  Bradford,  blacksmiths 
JONES  P  D>  general  merchandise 


WILLIAMS. 

COLU.SA  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  the  present  terminus 
of  the  California  Pacitic  and  Northern 
Railway,  10  miles  west  of  Colusa,  10 
miles  from  the  Coast  Range  of  moun- 
tains, and  25  miles  from  sulphur 
springs  that  are  highly  val  ued.  It  was 
named  after  W.  H.  Williams,  Es*)., 
its  founder.  Stock  raisiug  is  carried 
on  in  the  vicinity  to  a  considerable 
extent.  Stages  leave  here  every  day 
for  Colusa,  Willows  and  Wilbur 
Springs.     Population  350. 

AIKEN  H  M  (Tod<l  &  Aiken) 

Betten  W  C,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  operator 

W  U  Tel  Co 
HUiLIARD  SALOON.  Criss  ft  Hannah 

oronrietors 
COTRAL  HOTEL,   E  Marquis  pro- 
prietor 
CHAMBERLAIN     P     B.     varieties, 

books,     stationery,    cigars,    tobacco, 

postmaster 
Clwtssen  Cornelius,  liquors 
Connolly  Thomns,  harni-ssmakcr 
CRISS  ft  HANNAH  (W  Criss  &  A  M 

Hannf     ,  choice  wines,   liquors  and 

cigars 
CRfiSS  W  (Criss  &  Hannah) 
Crowder  H  C,  physician 
CRUTCHER  J  W  (Crutcher  ft  Manor) 

CRVTCHER    ft    MANOR    (J   w 

Crutcher  ft    A    B    Manor),    general 
merchandise 
DALLMAN  S,  agent  ice  company 


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Darnell  John,  carpenter 

DUNCAN  L  Ji  harnessmaker  and 
saddler 

Fouch  Bros  (J  F  and  I  A  Fouch),  drug- 
gists and  stationery 

Gerig  F  G,  liquors 

Goldsmith  W  C,  hotel 

ORET  JAMES  H.  attorney 

HAMILTON  JOHN,  general  black- 
smith and  horseshoer,  repairing  agri- 
cultural implements 

HANNAH  A  M  (Criss  &  Hannah) 

Hyman  M,  general  merchandise 

Kimball  E  N,  stoves  and  tinware 

Lane  E  J,  fruits 

Long  M  A,  liquors  and  livery 

Macintosh — ,  carpentrr 

Madeley  F  Y,  agt  J  0  Stovall  and  insur- 
ance 

Malcomo  J,  agt  Fuget  Sound  Lumber 
Co 

MANOR  A  B  (Crutcher  &  Manor) 

Manor  J  A,  harnessmaker 

MARCH  R  D,  groceries,  fruits  and  ice 
cream  » 

MARQUIS  E.  proprietor  Central  Hotel 

Matheson  D  K,  liquors 

McGuire  John,  tailor 

McKee  J  A,  physician 

Mehl  &,  Lunz  (John  Mehl  and  Otto 
Lunz),  boots  and  shoes 

Miller  Alexander,  liquors 

MILLER  J  N,  justice  of  peace 


Miller  M  D,  stage  line 
Miller  Wm,  livery 

Mnnson  &  Gurnsey  (Harry  Munsonand 
Henry  Gurnsey),  meat  market 

NELK  NICHOLAS,   wagonmaker 
Newman    A   &    Co  (A     and    Nathan 

Newman),  general  merchandise 
Pedro  &  Davis  (Pedro  and  John  Davis), 

barbers 
Pope  J,  liquors 
Peters  Benard,  blacksmith 
Keddell  R  A,  blacksmith 
Bickey  A  W,  physician 
Rickey  MrsN  H,  milliner 
Ryder  J  Scott,  agent  W,  F  &  Co 
Stovall  J  C,  grain  warehouse  and  scales 
Stovall  &  Wilcoxen,  grain  warehouse 

TODD  &  AIKEN  (J  D  Todd  and  H  M 
Aiken),  manufacturers  of  Todd's  Pa- 
tent Grater 

TODD  J  D  (Todd  &  Aiken) 

Truitt  J  H,  constable 

Warren  Rev  W  F,  Methodist 

Wilde  Samuel,  bootmaker 

WILLIAMS  HOTEL.  W  H  Williams 
proprietor 

WILLUMS  &  STOVALL.  Williams 

Flour  Mills 
WILLIAMS    W  H.  proprietor    Wil- 

liams  Hotel 
Wilsdorf  F,  painter 
Woodland  J  W,  sec  Williams  Foundry 


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WILLITS. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press ulHce,  HU  miles  northwest  of 
Ukiah. 

Bnrnctt  E,  general  merchant 

Brown  &  Davis,  livery  and  hotel 

Day  A  F,  li-ery 

Day  R  O,  restaurant 

Dobkins  J  8,  blacksmith 

Holman  J  S,  saloon 

Hopper  Geo  L,  saloon 

Jerome  &  Muir,  general  merchants 


Lowe  J  P,  saddler 

Madden  Robt  E,  postmaster 

Mason  G  T,  physician 

Mast  Mrs  B  G 

McCarthy  Wm  A,  blacksmith 

Morgan  &  Kelly,  Hour-mill 

Norton  H  L,  saw-mill 

Ramey  J,  drugs 

Simonsen  Ole,  supervisor 

Vincent  D   F,  undertaker,  wagonmaker 

Vincent  Mrs  N  M,  milliner 

WILLITS  &  JOHNSON,  general  mer- 
chants 


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WILLOWS. 

Colusa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Northern  Rail- 
way, located  in  the  center  of  a  large 
agricultural  region,  30  miles  from  Col- 
uaa,  and  25  miles  from  Williams. 
Population    750. 

Alexander  Rev  T  J,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Aubert  Rev  Father,  Catholic  church 

Bank  of  Willows,  X  D  Rideout  pres, 
W  C  Murdoch  cashier 

Bates  Z,  confectionery,  fruits  and  li- 
quors 

Baylor  W  C,  physician 

B^FORD  HAaBT,  carriage,  house 
and  signpainter  and  paper-hanger 

BEDFORB    ft  FECK,  painters 

Bentz  William,  liquors 

Brooks  P  P,  constable 

Burge  Frank,  liquors 

Calhoun  J  G,  physician 

Cart  Wright  Rev  John,  Baptist 

OOOHlJkH  0  R  (Hart  &  Co),  attorney 

Colusa  Lumber  Co,  A  E  Jacksf^n  mgr 

Crawford  F  G,  propr  Phoenix  Hotel 

Culver  W  H,  liquors 

Dedman  J  M,  justice  of  thepeace 

De  Witt  James  M,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  op- 
erator W  U  Tel  Co 

Freeman  G  W,  hardware  and  agricult- 
ural implements 

Hafner  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Harris  H  M,  harnessmaker 

HART  E  C  &  CO.  publishers  and  pro- 
prietors "The  Willows  Weekly  Jour- 
nal" 


E.  C.  Hart.         W.  J.  Park.       O.  R.  Coifhlan . 

ELIJAH  C.  HART  &  CO., 

I'ublUhera  and  Pro|irietora  of  the 

WEEKLY  WILLOWS  JOURNAL, 

Willowa.  Colntis  Co.,  €al. 

E.  C.  HAKT EDITOR. 

T)ie  JoiTRNAL  ia  now  ranked  with  the  very  best 
local  papent  in  the  interior  of  California.  Am  a 
local  paper,  it  is  com  eded  to  be  far  xuperior  to 
any  newHuaper  piibii.slied  in  Coluiia  County. 

The  gubsc-riptiiH)  prit-o  is  ^.00  per  annum  in 
nd\aiK'«;  or,  ifpaldatthoexpirattun  of  the  year, 
94.(10.  The  JuiiHNAL  now  has  a  bona  fide  circula- 
tion of  8.'>U  copiciiand  itssubscription  list  is  con- 
stantly nuu^inentin);.  As  an  advertisinir  luudiuin 
it  cannot  be  siiiM-rseded.      E.  C.  HAKT  &  VO. 


Henning  August,  li<iuors 

Hochheimor  Sl  Co,  agts  W,  F  ft  Co  and 

foneral  merchandise 
FLEH  W  C,  horseshoeing  and  general 
blacksmithine 
Isaacs  ft  Co  (H  M  Isaacs  and  Jacob  and 
Joseph  Harris),  general  merchandise 


Jackson  A  E,  mgr  Colusa  Lumber  Co 

Johnson  J  0,  livery  stable 

Johnson  William,  postmaste  * 

JONES  B  R  dealer  in  witches  and 
clocks,  jewelry,  optical  and  musical 
instruments  and  agent  Hall's  Safe  and 
Lock  Co 

JONES  P  Di  ft  T  C,  storage  and  com- 
mission merchants 

Joseph  L  G,  painter 

Kahn  Jacob,  varieties 

KETCHUM  A  J,  restaurant  and  liq- 
uors 

Klemmer  J  P,  hardware  and  stoves 

Labile  O,  barber 

LAWRENCE  J  R,  undertaker  and  up- 
holsterer 

Lemieux  Paul,  bootmaker 

McAuley  Charles,  livery  stable 

McGown  ft  Co,  lime  depot 

MuUer  ft  Florencio  (.Joseph  MuUer  and 
John  Florencio),  blacksmiths 

Murdoch  Wm  C,  cashier  Bank  of  Wil- 
lows 

Myers  Fred,  liquors 

Newman  Charles,  general  merchandise 

NORDTXE  A  (Nordyke  ft  Sherfey) 

NORDYKE  ft  SHERFEY  (A  A  Nor 

dyku  and  S  P  Sherfey),  Willows  Meat 

Market 
PARK  W  J  (Hart  ft  Co),  attorney 
Parks  ft  Gutman  (G  M  Parks  and  G  A 

Gutman),  druggists 
Parks  Rev  H  H,  Baptist 
Patton  J  A,  general  merchandise 
Peck  Aaron  V  (Bedford  ft  Peck) 
Peck  Wm,  liquors 
Pendergriss  W  K,  restaurant 
Phillip  Frank,  bootmaker 
PLUOHOFF    WILLIAM,     manager 

Willows  Soda  Works 
Price  W  M,  hotel 
Putman  J  £,  druggist 
Quint  F,  county  supervisor 
Raiaeville  Joseph,  carriagemaker 
READY      TIMOTHY,      blacksmith, 

horseshoer  and  wagonmaker 
Rhoback  W  G,  livery  stable 
Robinson  S  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
Saunders  John  S,  attorney 
Sehorn  ft  Calder  (A  W  Sehom  and  John 

Calder),  jicneral  merchandise 
SHERFEY  S  P  (Nordyke  ft  Sherfey) 
Spring  G  S,  dentist 
Stone  F  W,  jeweler 

SUN  RISE  SALOON,  Louis  Viau  pro- 
prietor^    

"THE  WILLOWS  WEEKLY  JOUR- 
NAL," E  c  Hart  ft  Co  publishers 

Tooley  L  P,  physician 

Toomey  J  B,  harnessmaker 

TYL£R  E  M,  all  kinds  of  blacksmith- 
ing  and  carriage  repairing,  Walnut 

Viau  B  \j,  boottnakor 


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VIATJ  LOITIB.  Sunrise  Saloon 
Vincent  W  A,  barber 
Weyans  N  K,  brewery 
Wheeler  D  R,  painter 
Williams  A,  livery  stable 
Williams  Peter,  painter 
Williams  R  L,  mgr  H  M  Harris 
WILLOWS  SODA  W0BX8,  Mrs  E 

H  Kyes  proprietress 
Wilson  William,  physician 


WILLOW  RANCH. 

Modoc  Counts.  A  post-office,  36  miles 
northeast  of  Alturas. 

Coffer  E  V,  blacksmith 

Harris  Bros,  hotel 

Hyronimous  J,  saw-mill 

Marker  J,  wagonmaker 

SNIDER  A  &  C  W.  general  merchan- 
dise and  iloiiring-mill 


WILMINGTON. 

Los  Anqkleh  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern 
Pacific  K.  11.  (Wilmington  and  San 
Diego  Division),  22  miles  south  of 
Los  Angeles  and  3  miles  from  San 
Pedro.     Population  950. 

Anderson  k  Jorge.ison,  saloon 

Banning  Phineus,  storage,  commission 
and  lumber 

Bennett  L,  bootmaker 

Bently  A  P,  justice  of  the  peace 

Bonshey  S  &  A,  mining,  Catalina  Island 

Bovard  F  D,  Methodist  clergyman 

Bovard  M  M,  pros  S  C  University 

Brial  L  B,  barber 

Burkle  F,  saloon 

Crowley  Timothy,  blacksmith 

Deaver  Oeo,  saloon  and  constable 

DOWNINO  P  H>  collector  of  customs 

Duffy  Saloon,  San  Pedro 

Frankel  Wm  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

(jiarrett  Robt,  wagonmaker 

Ooniotti  John,  stdoon 

Green  Mrs  H,  varieties 

Hawkins  Wm,  bakery 

Jacoby  Herman,  general  merchandise, 
insurance  ai<ent  and  shipping 

Johnson  J  F  C,  justice  of  the  peace 

Johnstoae  A,  physician 

Kennedy    John,    stoves,    tinware    and 

"hardware 

Kerr  James,  constable 

Laubersheimer  A,  druggist  and  post- 
master 

Lindskow  M  E,  groceries  and  provisions 

McDonald  E  N,  wool  grower  and  capi- 
talist 

Mallgren  John,  saloon,  San  Pedro 


Mansfield  C  H,  agt  S  P  R  R 

Marshall  Frank,  saloon 

Moulthrop  Wm,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  W 

U  Tel  Co 
Morrison  John,  general  merchandise* 
Olsen  Lars,  groceries  and  liquors,  San 

Pedro 
Poggi  Rafael,  saloon  and  boarding 
Rios  P,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Ronan  Timothy,  blacksmith 
Sarraro  John,  barber 
Silva  Joseph  &  Ben,  restaurant 
Smith  Rev  J  D,  M  thodist  clergyman 
Sylva  J  P,  groceries  and  saloon 
Thompson  S  G,  salv^on  and  lodgings 
Van   Vaikenburg  Henry,   harness  and 

saddles 
Vickery  &  Hinds,  meat  market 
Whitley   F  P,    wool  grower,  Catalina 

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WATER. 

Barce  Wm,  wharfinger 
Johnson  Chas,  boatman 
Jones  Chas,  fisherman 
Perry  James,  boatman 
Place  Thomas,  fisherman 

wIndsor. 

Sonoma  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  San  Francisco 
and  North  Pacific  R.  R.,  59^  miles 
northwest  of  San  Francisco,  and  9 
miles  northwest  of  Santa  Rosa.  Pop- 
ulation 125. 

Bell  H,  general  merchandise 

Bixby  Walter,  groceries 

Chrisholm  &  Bro,  painters 

Davis  L  T,  physician 

Graham  J  W,  hotel 

Jerome  Thos,  general  merchandise 

LINDSAY  J  J,  general  merchandise 

Mackinder  Geo,  wagonmaker 

Martin  Hiram,  general  merchandise 

Pressley ,  shoemaker 

flchuler  Geo,  blacksmith 

Wilkerson  Wm  C,  saloon 


WINTERS. 

Yolo  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  Vaca  Valley  and 
Clear  Lake  R.  R.,  74  miles  northeast 
of  San  Francisco,  and  17  miles  north- 
west of  Elniira. 

Allen  R  F,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Babcock  A  M,  carpenter 
Pall  T  I),  carpenter 

BELL  W  T,  M  D  (Bell  Bros  &  Craw- 
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BELL  BROS  &  CRAWFORD  (W  T 

Bell,  M  D,  and  J  S  B  Crawford), 
druggists  and  books 

Bowen  D  William,  livery  stable 

Brice  P  B,  drayman 

BROCK  T  H.  wagonmaker 

Bronson  A  H,  ngt  F  B  Chnndler 

BUCKET  ORANOERS'  WARE- 
HOUSE ASSOCIAIION,  V  Morris 
manager 

Byrne  V,  groceries 

Chandlrr  F  B,  lumber 

Craig  AM,  carpentfr 

CRANER  &  HAINES  (Henry  Craner 
and  Abe  Haines),  general  merchandise 

Crawford  J  S  B  (Bell  Bros  &  Crawford) 

Culton  Rev  (Presbyterian) 

Daken  H  C,  wagonmaker 

Defoe  Ed,  hotel 

Devow  H,  restaurant 

Downey  Thomas,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoeiiisr 

DREVER  T  H>  proprietor  Mint  Sa- 
loon, choice  liquors,  wines  and  cigars 

Duke  Rev  T  L  (Methodist  South) 

DUFRET  J  L>  blacksmith 

ELLIOTT      WILLIAM,     proprietor 

Occidental  Hotel 
Ely  B,  warehouse 
Fossett  Mrs  O  P,  music  teacher 
Fitzgerald  R  D,  bootmaker 
Fitzgerald  Mrs  R  D,  millinery 

FREUND  F  A»  house,  sign  and  car- 
riage painter 
Gilcrest  J  L,  liquors 
Gregory  J  D,  dmggist  and  physician 
Hacke  J  H,  propr  Parker  House 
Hacke  &  Wilson  (J  H  Hacko  and  R  A 

Wilson),  liquors 
Harlan  J  H,  general  merchandise 
Harling  &  Hoy  (C   Harling  and  S   H 

Hoy),  livery  stable 
Hill  &.  Lamie  Mrs,  dressmakers 
Hill  Miss  Li/zio,  music  teacher 
HULSE  J  C,  justice  <if  peace 

HUMPHREY  E  A,  harncssmakcr  and 
saddler 

Ireland  Elias,  wagonmaker 

Jeans  Jepthn,  meat  market 

Johnson  L  O,  blackBmith 

Kauifman  L  &  Co  (L  Kauffman),  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Laren  Peter,  school  teacher 

Laren  James,  school  teacher 

Massa  Antonio,  barber 

McArthur  J  B,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  operator 
W  U  Tel  Co  and  agt  V  V  &  C  L  R  R 

McDonald  Mrb  Annie,  dressmaker 

MINT  SALOON,  T  H  Drever  proprie- 
tor 

Moody  Lorenzo,  postmaster  and  station- 
cry 

Morrison  Robert,  blacksmith 


MORRIS  V,  manager  Buckey  Gran- 
gers' Warehouse  Association,  insur- 
ance agent,  notary  public  and  money 
loaner 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL.  Wm  Elliott 
proprietor 

Pipkins  A  J,  constable 

Sheffer  Agues,  school  teacher 

Stewart  J  P,  deputy  sheriff  and  consta- 
ble 

THOMPSON  OEOROE,  groceries,  pro- 
visions, fruits,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Ward  &  Miller,  carpenters 

Willis  Mi-iS  Addie,  music  teacher 

Willis  T  W,  stoves  and  tinware 

WILLS  A  J,  barber 

Young  Joseph,  supt  V  V  &  C  L  R  R 

Wolf  Chas  H,  carpenter 


WINTHROP  HOUSE. 

Plumas   County.      Post-office    Straw- 
berry Valley. 

Feeny  James,  hotel 


WITTER  S  SPRINGS. 

Lake  County.  Post-office  Gravelly 
Valley;  14  miles  northeast  of  Lake- 
port  and  6.^  miles  from  Upper  Lake. 

Emerson  S  R,  propr  Witter's  Springs 
Gardner  L  B,  hotel 

WOODBRIDGE. 

San  Joaquin  Couni-y.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  3  miles 
from  Lotli  by  stage,  the  nearest  point 
on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R.,  and  17 
miles  from  Stockton;  population  '250. 

Alvares  J  P,  barber 

BENTLEY  H  &  CO  (H  Bentley),  gen- 
eral  merchandise,  drugs,  medicines, 
hardware,  postmaster  and  agent 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Compton  Rov  (Presbyterian) 

Cope  Richard,  harncssmaker 

Dayton  K,  phj  sician 

Domarais  Charles,  carpenter 

Field  Rev  J  L  (United  Brethren  in 
Christ) 

Foreman  W  R,  lumlxsr 

Green  L  D,  Hour-mill 

Henilerson  J  H,  livery  and  constable 

McDonald  a  L,  contractor  and 
builder 

McLERRAN  T  H  B  (Rutledgo  &  Mc- 

Ijt'rran) 
Mobley  D  A,  principal  Woodbridge Sem- 
inary 
Myers  Mrs  A  E,  millinery  and  notions 
Obarr  &  Newton  (S  Obarr  and  C  L  New- 
ton), Woodbridge  Meat  Market 


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Parr  A»  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Perrott  John,  supervisor 

Phelps  FF,  jewelry  and  varieties 

PLUMMER  E  H,  proprietor  Plummer 
House  and  saloon 

PLUMHER  HOUSE.  E  H  Plummer 
proprietor 

Robinett  John,  liquors 

Russell  Rev  B  H,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

RVTIEDGE  E  G  (Rutledge  &  McLer- 
ran) 


BUTLEDOE.  HoLERRAN   &  CO 

(E  O  Rutledge  ahd  T  H  B  McLerran), 
general  merchandise  and  managers 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

San  Joaquin  and  Sierra  Nevada  R  R  Co, 
Edward  F  Stone  sec,  S  Washburn 
snpt,  John  Scott  general  freight  and 
passenger  agt 
Shuck  Rev  Daniel,  United  Brethren  in 
Christ 

I  Simms  J  R,  physician 

I  Young  Edward,  justice  of  the  peace 


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WOODFORDS. 

Alfime  County.  A  post-oifice,  30  miles 
by  stage  from  Carson. 

Barnes  £,  justice  of  the  peace 

Benuis  E,  saw-mill 

CLOTSTON  WILLIAM,  school  su- 
perintendent 

Field  Z,  blacksmith 

jfRHP-TTX  W  P.  postmaster,  general 
merchandise  and  hotel 

Stevens  T  M,  capitalist 

Wade  James  H,  county  assessor 


WOODLAND. 

Yolo  Cohntt.  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph oihce,  on  the  California  Pacific 
K.  R.  It  is  the  County  sea*^,  and 
distant  from  Sacramento  by  rail  22 
miles,  having  a  population  of  nearly 
5.000. 

The  place  is  a  little  elevated  above  the 
surrounding  plains,  and  derives  its  name 
from  a  beautiful  grove  of  oaks  that  once 
occupied  the  town  site,  which  have 
nearly  all  been  felled  by  the  merciless 
hand  of  the  woodman,  who  would  not 
spare  them.  The  streets  are  generally 
very  well  shaded  by  nearly  every  vari- 
ety of  shade-trees  of  uniform  growth; 
are  wide  and  smooth  and  run  at  right 
angles.  The  growth  of  the  place  has  been 


steady  and  in  keeping  with  the  develop- 
ment of  the  county,  whose  soil,  for  agri- 
cultural   and    horticultural    purposes, 
taken  on  the  whole,  is  inferior  to  none 
in  the  State.   The  business  and  public 
buildings  will  compare  favorably  with 
those  of  places  whose  pretensions  are 
much  greater.  Her  Public  Square,  stud- 
ded with  shrubbery,  rare  plants,  palms 
and  ferns,  is  a  very  attractive  feature  of 
the  place.    Her  Court  House  and  Jail, 
combined,  is  a  well  constructed  building 
and  an  ornament  to  the  place.    Th(re 
are  several  substantial  and  well-design- 
ed churches,  all  having  creditable  con- 
gregations; and  an  institute  of  educa- 
tion. The  schools  are  in  the  first  rank 
among  those  of  the  Coast.    The  town's 
support  is  derived  from  the  agricultural 
interest,   whose    yearly  exportation  of 
enormous  amounts  of  grain,  vegetables 
and  fruit,  is  sufficient  to  warrant  its 
permanency  as    one  of  the  important 
places  of  the  State.    The  water  is  good, 
and  the  health  splendid- 

Alexander  Miss  M  E.  millinery 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE,  E  H  Ba- 

ker  proprietor     (see  adv) 
Andrews  G  W,  wood,  hay  and  feed  yard 
Baker  B,  liquors 
Baker  F  E,  attorney 
H^ITRR   E   Hi  proprietor  American 

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Baker  W  H,  A  M  of  Hesperian  College 


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BALL  ft  CRAIG  (J  C  Ball  and  Joseph 
Craig),  attorneys 

BALL  J  C  (Ball  &  Craig) 

BANK  OF  WOOBLAND.  J  D  Ste- 
phens president,  C  W  Bush  cashier 

Barclay  Jas  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Barr  C,  liquors 

Berg  Emanuel,  newspaper  agt 

BILLIABD  AND  POOL  SALOON. 

Norbeit  Matt  proprietor;  the  finest 
brands  of  wines,  liquors  and  cigars 
Brendel  F  W,  confectionery 
Brown  C  A,  collector 
Bruner  Charles,  liquors 
Bryant  Rev  J  W,  M  E  Church 
Buob  C,  bakery 

BUSH  C  W>  cashier  Bank  of  Woodland 
Bush  E  R,  superior  judge  and  searcher 

of  records 
Butz  John  A,  tailor 
Caldwell  Joseph,  planing-mill 
Caldwell  Samuel^nlaning-mill 
CAPITAL   HOTEL,   M   11  Torrance 

proprietor 
Carson  W  H,  carpenter 
Casler  C  M,  druggist 
Charmak  L,  city  trustee  and  Woodland 

treasurer 
Charmak   &,  Levy    Cj  Charmak  &   A 

Levy),  dry  goods 
CLARK  £  Li  livery  .<.nd  feed  stable 
Clark  J  Q  A,  liquors,  wholesale 
Clark  R,  attorney 
Coenhour  Rev,  Baptist 
Cohn  &  Co  (G  Cohn),  varieties 
Cohn  William,  groceries 
Coward  W  M,  real  estate  and  insurance 
Craft  Hotel,  John  Gassner  propr 
CRAIO  JOSEPH  (Ball  &  Craig),  attor- 
ney 
Crane  Donald,   blacksmith   and  horse- 

shoer 
Culver  &  Spaulding   (C  B  Culver  and 
T  S  Spaulding),  groceries 

"DAILY  MORNINO  MAIL."  Wm 

W  Theobalds  editor  and  proprietor 

DAHM  CHARLES,  proprietor  Wash- 
ington Hall  Saloon 

Davidson  Mrs  E,  hair  work 

Davis  C  H  &  Co  (Charles  H  Davis, 
James  Veirs,  and  F  J  Remington),  meat 
market  and  ice  manufactory 

I>elong  Mrs  R  C,  teacher  Hesperian 
College 

Dhler  Ando,  liquors 

Dick  A  N,  dentist 

Dietz  Louis,  hurnessmaker 

Diggs  Marshal,  hamessmaker 

Dinzler  E,  barber 

DRIVINO  PARK  SALOON.  Brown's 
Corners,  Chris  Lurch  proprietor 

Dryfus  &  Co  (L  Dryfus),  wmes  and  liq- 
uors, wholesale 

Duncan  G  L,  stage  line 


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Eiv  in  J 

Eaton  J 

Elston  Rev  A  M,  Christian  Church 

Elston  J  B,  druggist 

Everett  L  P,  engineer 

EXCELSIOR  BARGAIN  HOUSE  of 

the  city  of    Woodland,    C    P    Van 
Schaack  manager 
FARMERS'  HOME  John  Renz  pro- 
prietor 
Fisher  A  Lewis,  liquors 
Fiske  George  D  &  Co  (George  D  Fiske 
and  Geo  D  Fiske  Jr),  real  estate  and 
insurance 
Fitzgerald  Miss  Minnie,  dressmaker 
Fitzgerald  Peter,  horseshoer 
Fitzgerald  R  A,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 
Freeman  F  8  ft  Co  (FS  Freeman  and 
John  W  Freeman),  hardware  and  agri- 
cultural implements 
Frietlel  Otto,  teacher  Hesperian  College 
FICIGGENS     JOHN    F.      Woodland 
Foundry  connected  with  H  Poi-ry's 
machine  shop,   general    jobbing  and 
housework  a  specialty 
Frost  C  S,  notary  public  and  attorney 
Garoutte  C  H,  district  attorney 
Gassner  John,  propr  Craft  Hotel 
Germeshanson  ft  Kuhn  (Jpseph  Germes- 

hausen  and  Wm  Kuhn),  brewery 
GLENDINJLNG  E>  proprietor  Palace 

Restaurant,  ice  cream  and  oysters 
Goin  John  W,  superintendent  of  schools 
Grant  R  A,  A  M  Hesperian  College 
Gratz  J  T,  liquors  and  cigars 
Greene  G  W,  jewelry  ana  stationery 
Grey  C  S,  jewelry 
Griswold  C  F,  stoves  and  tinware 


M  Gwinn,  Geo 
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meat  market 

Hafky  Mrs  P,  varieties 

Hall  ft  Bid  well  (A  J  Hall  and  C  T  Bid- 
well),  grain  dealers 

Hansen  Peter,  liquors 

Harding  G  P,  attorney 

Hesperian  College,  A  M  Elston  pres 

Hodgen  I  X,  dentist 

Hoernlein  E  G,  painter 

Holcom  W  D,  county  recorder 

HoUingsworth  Miss  Ella,  dressmaker 

Holmes  L  B,  dentist 

Hoyt  H  M,  city  marshal 

Hunt  W  G,  grain  buyer 

Huston  ft  Porter  (S  A  Huston  and  J  C 
Porter),  groceries 

Huston  S  A  (Huston  ft  Porter) 

Huston  W  S,  cit^  trustee  and  clerk 

Isham  L  B,  agt  Singer  Sewing  Machine 

Jackson  George   H,  physician  and  city 
trustee 

Johnson  R  B,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Jury  John  S,  restaurant 


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Kean  A  C,  county  treasurer 

Keene  ft  Hopkins,  painters 

Kelly  Mrs  H  S,  M  A  Hesperian  College 

Keller  W  W,  furniture  and  bedding 

Kleffel  William,  liquors 

Knox  F  A,  blacksmith 

Knox  William,  barber 

KSELLENBIiRG  F>  manufacturer 
and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  furniture 
and  bedding  and  general  undertaking, 
cor  Third  and  Main 

Kuhn  &  Bros  (H  and  T  Kuhn),  stoves 
and  tinware 

Kuhn  Wm  (Gcrmeshansen  &  Kuhn) 

Lambert  John,  attorney-at-law 

Lasky  M,  liquors 

Lasloy  Miss  S  M,  teacher  music,  Hes- 
perian College 

Laugenour,  Freeman  &  Stephens,  proprs 
water  works 

Lawson  Rev  B  C,  clergyman.   Christian 

-  Church 

Lawson  &  Byrns  (J  D  Lawson  and  John 
Byrns),  Fashion  Stables   * 

Lawson  Misses  T  &  N,  milliners 

Leg  Thomas  A,  photographer 

LURCH  CHRIS,  wines,  liquors  and 
cigars,  Main 

Lyford  G  W,  agent  Puget  Sound  Lum- 
ber Co 

Marders  H  L,  livery  stable 

Martin  H  P,  marble  works 

Martin  Rev  W  H,  clergyman.  Christian 
Church 

MATT  MRS  J,  candy,  varieties  and 
stationery 

MATT  NORBERT,  billiard  and  pool 
saloon,  choice  wines,  liquors  and  ci- 
gars 

Maxwell  J  C,  a^ent  C  P  R  R 

McConnell  J  I,  principal  public  schools 

Michael  M'&  Co  (M  and  Joseph  Michael), 
dry  goods 

Miller  Charles,  bootmaker 

Minis  &  Read  (Wm  Minis  and  H  P 
Read),  groceries 

Minis  William  (Minis  &  Read) 

MITCHELL  W  H,  photographer 

Moss  John,  liquors 

Morin  C  D,  stoves  and  tinware 

Morse  L  L,  fruits 

Moses  W  F,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  express    . 

Mossmeyer  A,  pres  board  of  city  trus- 
tees 

Muegge  Thees,  liquors 

Newton  K  H  &  Co,  lumber  and  lime 

Nickelsburg  A  &  Bro  (A  and  M  Nickels- 
burg),  general  merchandise 

O'Connor   B'ather,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

PACIFIC  HOUSE.  Christ  Sieber  pro- 
prietor   (see  adv) 

PALACE  RESTAURANT,  ice  cream 
and  oysters,  E  Glendining  proprietor 


Pedler  F  A,  city  trustee  and  deputy 

county  clerk 

PERRY   HENRY,  blacksmith    and 

machinery 
PFEIFER  E  J>  dealer  in  and  repairer 
of  rifles,  pistols  and  cutlery,  ammuni- 
tion of  all  description  at  the  lowest 
rates 

Porter  A  D,  groceries,  and  pres  Wood- 
land Water  Works 

Porter  J  C,  clergyman  (Christian) 

Powers  John,  liquors 

Raber  J  L,  barber 

Rahm  Frank  M,  sheriff 

Ready  B  F,  blacksmith 

Reidy  M  T,  bootmaker 

Relyea  S  B,  carriage  trimmer 

RENZ    JOHNi    proprietor    Farmers' 
Home 

Rhodes  J  M,  propr  Woodland  Flour- 
mills 

Robinson  W  H,  dentist 

Koss  Thomas,  physician 

Rossman  Mrs  L,  shirtmaker 

Rugbies  A  C,  justice  of  peace,  real  es- 
tate and  insurance  agt 

ST  LOUIS  OEOROE  C,  candy  factory 
and  varieties,  ice  cream  a  specialty 

Schluer  Otto,  bakery  and  liquors 

Schmechel  William,  tailor 

Scott  &  Reno   (Robert  H    Reno    and 
Jacob  and  John  Scott),  barbers 

Seaburg  Mrs  C  A,  millinery 

Shafer  J  0,  marble  works 

Shawl  &  Co  (Henry  Shawl  and  J  J  Bow- 
man), clothing 

Sibley  P  H,  attorney-at-law 

SIEBER  CHRIST,  proprietor  Pacific 
House    (see  adv) 

Sill  S  J,  varieties 

Smith  J  K,  county  clerk  and  under- 
taker 

Sovereign  Joshua,  blacksmith 

Spence  A  P,  physician 

Sprague  C  P,  attorney-at-law 

Stange  &  Hink  (J  D  Stange  and  J  F 
Hink),  dry  goods 

Stegall  Henry,  liquorrf' 

STEPHENS  J  V,  president  Bank  of 
Woodland 

Stevens  &  Cantrell,  dressmakers 

Strong  A,  physician 

Sweitzer  Chafe,  notary  public 

Tobias  D,  harnessmaker 

TORRANCE  M  H,  proprietor  Capital 
Hotel 

Treadwell  W  B,  attorney-at-law 

TURNER  A  C,  livery  stable 

Voohees  William,  liquors 

Walker  L,  postmaster 

Walters  Jesse,  liquors 

WASHINGTON  HALL    SALOON, 

choice    winfs,    liquors    and    cigars, 
Charles  Damm  proprietor 


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WebbBro*(WJandJ  M  Webb),  dry 

W goods 
eber  Mrs,  dressmaker 
Westlske  J,  bootmaker 
Whettemore  F  W,  druggist 
Williams  J  C,  photographer 
Williams  William,  bootmaker 
Winne  W  H,  carpenter 
Wirth  Geo  L  ft  Bro  (John  C  and  Geo  L 

Wirth),   proprs    Woodland  Brewery 
WOOD   HENBT   E    hardware    and 

agricultural   implements  and  paints 

and  oils 


"WpODLAVO    DAUT     osmo- 

OSJLT,"    and     "Yolo    Democrat" 

(weekly),  William  Saunders  publisher 

and  proprietor 
Woodland  Gas  Works,  J  Q  Brown  propr 
Woodland  ft  Lower  Lake  St«^  Line,  G 

L  Duncan  manager 
Woodland  Soda  Works 
Woodland  Water  Works,  James  Viers 

sec 
WriRlit  J  G,  groceries 

"YOLO  WEEKLT  MAIL,"  Wm  W 

Theobalds  editor  and  proprietor 


AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL 


MAIN  STREET, 


WOODLAND,  CAL 


The  Largest  and  Best  Hotel  in  the  City. 

MEUr    AMO    COHPI.BTB. 

MEALS— 26  oU.  Board  and  lodging  par  d»y  from  iH.OO  to  91.76.    FREE  'BUS. 

E.  H.  BAKER,  Proprietor. 


(Formerly  TACKNEY  HOUSE.) 

MAIN  STREET,  WOODLAND,  YOLO  COUNTY,        CALIFORNIA. 


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WOODSIDE. 

Saw  Mateo  County.  A  post-office;  17 
milea  southweat  of  Redwood  by  stage. 

Church  Thomi^,  hotel 

Hadler  John,  saloon 

King  Frank,  hotel  and  barber 

Newman  A,  florist  and  saloon 

Pharis  S  P,  shingle  mill 

Saundery  A  &  J  N,  lumber 

TEttP  B  0.  groceries,  hardware, 
clothing  and  postmaster 

Winkler  John,  wagonmaker  and  black- 
smith 


WOODVILLE. 

TcJLARE  County.    A  poat-office;  21  miles 
by  stage  south  of  Visalia. 


BIGKET   CALVIN,  postmaster  and 

general  merchandise 
Carmichael  Henry,  blacksmith 
Gill  Rev  A  B,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Lemon  &  Riggs,  general  m3rchandise 


WRIGHTS. 

Santa  Clara  County.  A  post  and 
oxprrss  oliico;  situated  in  the  Santa 
Cruz  Hanffo,  at  the  oiitranco  of  tunnel 
No.  3,  of  the  South  Pacific  Coast 
R.  R.,  16  miles  from  Sau  Jose,  and  7 
miles  from  Los  Gatos. 

Castle  O  B,  hotel  and  saloon 
CLELANB  ft  CO  (T  S  Cleland  ft  R  H 

Mowbray),  general  merchandise 
Comstock  Bros,  saw-mill 


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Reed  S  W,  hotel 
SUaghter  Thos,  hotel 
Wright  J  R,  hotel 


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WYANDOTTE. 

Bdtte  County.     A  poat-office;  6  miles 
by  stage  southeast  of  Oroville. 

DTTNSTONE  WM>  famer,  justice  of 

peace  and  pustmaster 
Oass  John  W,  stock  dealer 
Grubbs  R  C,  sheep  raiser 
MansHeld  I  LeKoy,  physician 
Moran  Thos,  speculator 
Rutherford  Jas  F,  stock  speculator 
Rutherford  John,  stock  raiser 
Stevenson  Jas,  stock  raiser 
Thatcher  H  S,  mail  carrier 
Thatcher  Mrs  N  A,  hotel 
Whipple  David,  farmer  and  constable 
Wilson  J  M,  roadmaster 

YAGER. 

Humboldt  County.    A  post-office,  36 
miles  southeast  of  Eureka. 

Dawkins  Wm,  postmaster  and  hotel 
WILEY  At  general  merchandise 


YANKEE  HILL. 

Butte  County.  A  post-office,  IS  miles 
by  stage  northwest  of  Oroville.  Pop- 
ulation 90. 

BARNARD    S    H>    lumberman    and 

Hume  contractors 
Biff  Bend  Tunnel  and  Mining  Co,  N  A 

Harris  supt 
Cahill  Wm,  carpenter 
Clement  C,  vineyard 
Forty-Nine  and  Fifty-Six  Q  M  Co,  M 

H  Wells  mgr 
Good  J  V,  teamster 
Harris  N  A,  supt  Big  Bend  Tunnel  and 

Mining  Co 
Knowltou  Samuel,  vineyard 
McCool  Wm,  carpenter 
Miller  Bros,  butchers 
Moore  Daniel,  carpenter 
Peachy  F  A,  teacher 
Spencer  J  F,  toamster 
Sugar  Pino  Lumber  v.  .  !\T  H  We'ls  agt 
Tebee  G,  hospital 
Venus  Quartz  Mine 
WELI^  H  H.  general  merchandise, 

postmaster,  justice  of  the  peace,  cx- 

Sress  axent  and  mining  superinteu- 
ent 


YANKEE   HILL. 

Tuolumnk  County.  Post-office  Colum- 
bia. Situated  one  mile  from  Colum- 
bia. 

Dondloe  Louis,  general  merchandise 
Eshingtoa  Peter,  practical  miner  and 
blacksmith 


YANKEE  JIM'S. 

Placer  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office.  A  mining  camp  18  miles  oy 
stage  northeast  of  Auburn.  Popula- 
tion 160. 

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SONELIN   TIMOTHT, 

and  general  merchandise 
Hurleman  John,  hotel 
Lord  David  W,  carpenter 
Orr  David,  saloon 
Schultz  David,  saloon 
Trafton  Chas,  physician 


postmaster 


YOCUMVILLE. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post-offi^s,  38 
miles  southwest  of  JEta»  Mill  and  20 
miles  southeast  of  Orleans  Bar.  Pop- 
ulation 80. 

FYFIELD  J  T  Pt  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Orcutt  A,  saw-mill 


YOKOHL. 

Tulare  County.  A  post-office,  23  miles 
from  Visalia. 

Anderson  Garl,  farmer 

Bigham  John,  farmer 

Brooks  Micager,  stock  and  wool  grower 

Carrington  Miss  Kate,  school  teacher 

CABmOTON  TIMOTHT  E.  stock 

raiser  and  postmaster 
Gill  John,  hog  raiser 
Gill  L  L  &  Bros,  farmers 
Hall  J  V,  farmer 
Jordan  Wm  F,  stock  raiser 
Lee  Wm,  farmer 
Lindsey  Joshua,  stock  raiser 
Osborn  Joseph,  stock  and  wool  grower 
Osborn  Thos,  farmer 
Richardson  C  T,  farmer 
Sargeant  W  J,  school  teacher 
Vimng  Thos  D,  stock  and  wool  grower 


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YOLO. 

Yolo  County.  A  post,  expreuand  tel- 
egraph office,  on  the  California  Paoifio 
R.  U.,  24  mile*  from  Arbuckle.  Un- 
til quite  recently  the  place  was  known 
aa  Cacheville.  It  is  situated  on  Cache 
Creek  in  a  lovely  and  very  productive 
section  of  the  county,  4  miles  north- 
west of  Woodland,  having  an  esti- 
mated population  of  300  people. 

Betz  J,  carpet  factory 
Blake  J  H,  painter 

BORACH  JEROME,  general  merchan- 
dise, groceries,  'clothing,  dry  goods 
and  grain  buyer 

BURKE  CLAUSE  W.  general  mer- 
chandise and  notary  pubuc 

CannellJ  W  (Pettit  tt  Cannell) 

Diggs  I  P  (Sandusky  &  Diggs) 

Dutton  Oscar,  tinner 

Elliott  Rev  S  C  (Methodist) 

Fenton  James,  blacksmith 

Green  George,  liquors 

Griffith  A,  capitalist 

Hadley  C  W,  harnessmaker 

Kast  Henry,   blacksmith    and 
maker 

Knight  Leonard,  hotel 

McMillan  James,  butcher 

Mering  S  N,  Houring-mills 

Miller  A,  varieties 

Milsap  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Mullen  Michael  Y,  agt  C  P  R  R,  W,  F 
&  Co  and  W  U  Tel  Co 

O'Brien  John,  liquors 

Pettit  A  (Pettit  &  Cannell) 

Pettitt  &  Cannell  (A  Pettit  and  J  W 
Cannell),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

l{(  id  J  D,  constable 

i^^uudusky  k,  Diggs  (H  C  Sandusky  and 
I  P  Diggs),  meat  market 

Sandusky  H  C  (Sandusky  k  Diggs) 

Sullivan  William,  bootmaker 

WHERRT  GEO  F,  dealer  iii  ?rain, 
proprietor  Yolo  Warehouse  and  post- 
master 


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YORKVILLE. 

Mendocino  County.  A  post-office,  20 
miles  by  stage  northwest  of  Clover- 
dale. 

HIATT  E  M>  sheep  grower,  money 
loaner  and  postmaster 


Kelso  N  B,  hop  and  sheep  grower 
Ledford  J  D,  sheep  grower 
York  R  H,  hop  and  sheep  raiser 


YO  SEMITE  VALLEY. 

Mariposa  County.    A  post  and  express 
office. 

To  the  tourist,  pleasure-seeker,  stu- 
dent of  nature,  or  traveler,  there  is  no 
spot  on  earth,  either  in  the  old  or  new 
world,  which  is  equal  to  Yo  Semite  Val- 
ley. No  other  place  can  compare  with 
its  natural,  sublime,  and  majestic  gran- 
deur; language  proves  weak  and  fails  in 
attempting  to  portray  its  many  beau- 
ties. This  place  has  attained  one  of  the 
most  meritorious  places  in  the  world's 
catalogue  of  natural  wonders.  To  "do" 
America  and  not  visit  Yo  Semite,  places 
a  blemish  upon  the  foreigner's  tablet  of 
sight-seeing,  while  to  leave  New  York 
and  other  eastern  cities  and  make  this 
trip  to  Yo  Semite  is  becoming  a '.utter 
of  regular  occurrence.  Only  a  ie<f  years 
since  the  visitors  were  rectived  by  the 
hundreds;  now  they  are  counted  by  the 
thousands  from  all  parts  of  the  world; 
it  is  also  visited  by  a  great  many  camp- 
ing parties  from  far  and  near. 

At  present  there  are  three  regular 
roads  leading  into  the  valley,  the  most 
popular  being  what  is  known  as  the 
Madera  Turnpike  Road,  which  is  the 
most  liberally  patronized  and  affords 
the  best  conveniences,  and  is  the  most 
direct,  having  the  least  staging  and  pass- 
ing through  the  most  picturesque  coun- 
try. It  also  passes  directly  through 
the  world-renowned  Mariposa  Big-Trees, 
which  is  without  doubt  the  largest 
grove  in  the  world.  By  this  route  the 
visitor  leaves  San  Francisco  at  4  p.  h. 
by  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  and  on 
the  way  passes  through  Modesto,  Mer- 
ced, etc.,  arriving  at  Madera  at  12  p.  u., 
where  first-class  hotel  accommodations 
and  an  obliging  host  will  make  every- 
thing pleasant.  Leaving  here  at  6  a.  m., 
by  stage,  and  after  a  very  cosy  day's  jour- 
ney, we  arrive  at  the  Big  Tree  Station. 
The  traveler  will  find  this  one  of  the 
most  pleasant  pleasure  resorts  in  the 
world  and  as  good  hotel  accommodations 
as  can  be  found  in  any  part  of  the  State. 
Hunting  and  trout  fishing  are  the  main 
sports  indulged  in  by  the  tourists,  many 
of  whom  make  this  their  home  for 
months  during  the  summer.  Continu- 
ing the  journey  through  as  fine  moun- 
tain   scenery  as  can  be  found  in  the 


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world,  we  arrive  in  the  valley  during 
the  afternoon.  We,  speaking  from  an 
uninterested  point  of  viow,  must  heartily 
reoonimend  the  Madera  Turnpike  Road, 
and  if  all  the  tourists  are  treated  only 
half  as  well  as  we  were  by  stage  com- 
panies, hotel  proprietors,  etc.,  we 
are  sure  they  will  return  to  their  homes 
well  pleased  with  their  trip  to  Yo  Semite. 
In  the  valley  ample  accommodations 
are  afforded  by  three  hotels,  viz..  Lei- 
dig's  Sentinel  Hotel,  the  Yo  Semite  Val- 
ley Hotel,  and  |Barnard's  Yo  Semite 
Falls  Hotel,  the  latter  bavins  been 
known  formerly  as  "Hutohings,'  and  it 
has  the  finest  location,  being  built  on 
the  bank  of  the  Merced  River  and 
directly  opposite  the  Yo  Semite  Falls, 
commanding  an  excellent  view  of  the 
surrounding  scenery.  A  number  of  cot- 
tages have  been  erected  near  the  hotel 
for  the  use  of  guests.  It  also  has  the 
advantage  of  being  in  the  bijsiness  part 
of  the  valley,  and  is  the  starting-point 
of  all  the  staijeB,  and  is  only  a  few  steps 
from  the  celebrated  Cosmopolitan  Saloon 
and  Bath  House,  and  A.  Sinning's  fine 
collection  of  mountain  woods,  made 
into  all  kinds  of  boxes,  cuff  buttons, 
rulers,  etc. 

Any  one  visiting  the  valley  should 
not  fail  to  call  at  the  Cosmopolitan  and 
see  the  great  register  weighing  lOS 
pounds,  which  contains  a  list  of  all  the 
visitors  to  the  valley  for  the  past  ten 
years.  There  is  also  connected  with  it 
the  only  barber  shop  in  the  valley,  and 
the  Hnost  baths  in  the  State.  A  fine 
reading  room  and  niaiiy  other  comforts 
are  at  the  dispos.tl  .i{  guests.  Trav- 
elers should  call  on  6.  Fagerstein  and 
Geo.  Fiske  and  get  a  collection  of  their 
Yo  Semite  views.  Mr.  Fagerstein  is  lo- 
cated near  the  Cosmopolitan,  and  Mr. 
Fiske  near  "Leidig's"  Hotel.  The  val- 
ley is  seven  and  a  quarter  miles  long, 
and  from  three-fourths  to  a  mile 
and  a  half  wide,  and  is  surrounded 
by  peaks  or  perpendicular  walls  of  rock, 
averaging  :{,500  feet.  The  altitude  of 
the  valley  is  4,0C0  feet  above  the  level 
of  the  sea,  and  its  highest  peaks  are 
Cloud's  Rest,  6,150  feet,  Mt.  Starr 
King,  5,1(X)  feet,  South  Dome,  5,000 
feet,  and  Sentinel  Dome,  4,125 
feet.  There  are  also  numerous  other 
peaks  which  are  over  3,000  feet  in 
night.  The  Merced  River  runs  through 
the  valley.  The  waterfalls  form  one 
of  the  principal  attractions  of  the 
scene.  The  leading  ones  are  the  Yo 
Semite  Falls,  2,634  feet,  which  is  com- 
posed of  three  falls,  the  first  being 
1,6':0  feet   (the  largest  in  the  world). 


second  434,  and  the  third  600  feet.  Bri- 
dal Veil,  000  feet,  the  Vernal,  400  feet, 
and  the  Nevada,  700  feet.  The  whole 
Meroed  River  composes  the  last  two 
named  falls.  Beside  these  there  are 
countless  other  things  to  interest  and 
inatruot.  Never  was  a  place  found  in 
nature  which  better  repays  the  exertion 
of  visiting  than  the   Yo  Semite  Valley. 

AranaJ,  meat  market,  near  Barnard's 
Hotel 

Barnard  J  K,  hotel  keeper 

Barnard's  Yo  Semite  Falls  Hotel,  opp 
Yo  Semite  Falls,  J  K  Barnard  propr 

Cavagnaro  J  B  &  Co  (J  B  Cavagnaro), 
dealers  in  general  merchandise 

Coffman  W  F  (Stegman,  Coffman  & 
Kenney) 

Conwav  John,  propr  Eagle  Point  Trail 

Cook  J  J,  propr  Yo  Semite  Valley  Ho- 
tel 

Fagerstein  Gustav,  photographer  and 
dealer  in  Yo  Semite  views,  nr  Bar- 
nard's Hotel 

Finch  John,  blacksmith,  nr  Barnard's 
Hotel 

FISKE  OEOf  photographer  and  dealer 
in  Yo  Semite  views,  opp  church 

Harris  A,  rancher 

Hedges  M,  livery  conveyances  to  all 
points  in  the  valley 

HutchingB  J  M,  guardian  of  the  valley, 
Barnard's  Hotel 

Kennedy  "Jack,"  stage  driver 

Kenney  Geo  (Stegman,  Coffman  & 
Kenney) 

Kenney  J  Frank,  guide 

Leidig  8  Hotel,  G  F  Leidig  propr 

Leonard  Archie,  guide 

McCaulley  Jas,  j-iwpr  Glacier  Point 
House  and  Trail 

Monroe  Geo  F,  stage  driver 

Nevada  Stage  Co,  office  Barnard's  Ho- 
tel, Charley  Fitch  agent 

"Pike,"  guide 

SINNINQ  ADOLPH.  manufacturer  of 
Yo  Semite  curiosities,  near  Barnard's 
Hotel 

Snow  A,  propr  hotel  at  Nevada  Falls 

Stegman,  Coffman  &  Kenney,  livery 
stable  and  saddle  train 

Stegman  H  (Stegman,  Coffman  &  Ken- 
ney), postmaster  and  agt  W,  F  & 
Co 

T\ie  Cosmopolitan  Saloon,  Smith  & 
Utter  pronrs,  opposite  Yo  Semite 
Falls 

Utter  £  S,  Cosmopolitan  Saloon 

TO  SEMITE  STAGE  AND  TURN- 
PIKE C0>  J  '^  Cook  agent.  Cook's 
Hotel 

Yo  Semite  Valloy  Hotel  (formerly 
Black's),  J  J  Cook  propr 


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ADOLPH  SINNING, 

YO  SEMITE  VALLEY, MARIPOSA  COUNTY,  CAL. 


Maker  of  Small  Yo  Semite  Curiosities. 


Cabinet  and  Fancy  Articles,  Walicing  Canes,  Pin 

Cushions  cushioned  with  Big  Tree  Baric,  Ladies' 

Woric    Boxes,   Manzanita  Rulers    inlaid  with 

Twelve  Different  Woods,  all  neatly  inlaid 

with   various  woods  of  the  Yo  Semite 

and  its  vicinity,  such  as 

Indian  Arrow,  Mountain  Mahogany,  Laurel,  Splcewood,  Ltve  Oak, 

Manianita,  Buckthorn,  Lilac,   Cieanothua,  Silver  Fir,  Douglaa 

Spruce,  Juniper,  Cedar,  Sugar  Pine,  Etc.,  Etc. 

Orders  promptly  attended  to  and  carefully  oxecuteil. 

ADOLPH  SINNING. 


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Oak  Flat. 


YO  SEMITE  ROAD. 

County.      Post-office 


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Crocker  Henry  R,  hotel 

Elwell  Chas,  Colfax  Springs  Hotel 

Hamilton  Alva,  hotel  and  stage  stand 

YOU  BET. 

Nevada  County.  A  post-office,  9  miles 
southeast  of  Nevada  City,  and  7  miles 
by  stage  from  Dutch  Flat. 

Barker  W  C,  mining  claim 

Birds'  Eye  Creek  Uold  Mining  Co,  J 
Goodwin  supt 

Brown  G  S,  mining  claims 

Driscoll  &  Hubbard,  Snecktaw  Mining 
Co 

Eastern  Mining  Co,  A  G  Turner  agt 

FOX  C  Ji  general  merchandise 

Goodwin  J,'  supt  Birds'  Eye  Creek  Gold 
Mining  Co  , 

Hankins  C  H,  miniqcr  claim 

Hunsen  John,  saloon 

Jeffers  Frank,  mining  claim 

Jones  W  H,  mining  claim 

McDonnell  D,  mining  and  water  ditch 
claim 

Poor  Bros,  mining  claim 

Snecktaw  Mining  Co,  Driscoll  &  Hub- 
bard 

Snell  B  F,  postmaster  and  constable 

Snell  &  Merrows,  general  merchandise 

South  Yuba  Water  Mining  Co,  J 
Spaulding  supt 

Spaulding  J,  supt  South  Yuba  Water 
Mining  Co 

Staley  A  J,  mining  claim 


McGillis  H,  blacksmith 
Metheva  M  E,  bootmaker 
Miller  C  P,  hotel 
Patterson  I,  tinware 
Potts  T  H,  blacksmith 
Sax  Simon,  saloon 
Stugell  J  G,  blackaiiiith 
Winter  Hunt,  carpenter 
Wood  E  P,  physician 


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YOUNG'S  SAWHAILL. 

Lake  Countv. 

Young  L  A  &  Co,  proprs  Young's  Saw- 
mill 


YOUNTVILLE. 


Napa  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  about  55  miles  north- 
west of  San  Francisco,  and  SA  miles 
northwest  of  Napa,  on  the  California 
Pauitio  R.  R.  It  is  supported  by 
agriculture. 

Allen  John,  bootmaker 
Capman  Geo,  butcher 
Cooper  I  C,  liquors 
Decker  S,  varieties 
Hallingsworth  H,  hotel 
Hu<f  J  J,  harness 

LAMBERT    G>    general    merchandise 
and  postmaster 


YREKA. 

Siskiyou  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  one  of  the  oldest  and 
most  important  places  in  that  section 
of  the  State.  It  is  on  the  line  of  the 
California  and  Oregon  Stage  Road,  115 
miles  from  Redding,  situated  in  the 
Shasta  Valley,  on  the  west  bank  of 
Yreka  Creek,  whose  supply  of  water 
is  sufficient  to  drive  the  machinery  of 
the  State,  and  which  contains  so'.ie  of 
the  finest  fish  in  the  world.  Its  mines 
are  still  being  profitably  worked,  and 
the  pursuit  of  stock-raising  is  engaged 
in.  It  is  the  main  point  of  supplies 
for  that  region,  the  county  seat,  the 
headquarters  o*  the  Overland  Stage 
Co.,  and  contains  a  population  of 
2,000. 

Adams  Joseph,   clergyman   (Congrega- 
tional) 
Allen  Calvin,  barber 
Barsaloux  Ch<'\s,  painter 
Bohnert  Chas  (John  B  Hohrer  &  Co) 
BOWEN  GEO  W>  blacksmith 
Brown  E  V,  wagonmaker 
Brown  Mrs  Rachael,  hotel 
Brown  Sylvester  F,  cabinetmaker 
BURROWS  A  H,   general  agent  Cali- 
ifomia   and    Oregon   Stage    Co   and 
county  treasurer 

CALIFORNIA  AND    OREGON 

STAGE  CO  (Salisbury,  Hailey  &  Co), 

A  H  Burrows  peneral  agent 
Carrick  E  &  M,  ulacksmiths 
Churchill  Jerome,  pres  Siskiyou  County 

Bank 
Clarkson  James,  blacksmith 
Cleland  J  S  (Cleloid  &  Lehners) 
Clelaiul  &   Lehners   (J  S  Cleland  and 

John  Lehners),   general  merchandise 

and  agricultural  implements 
Cooley  Wm,  auctioneer,  couuty  coroner 

and  public  administrator 
Davidson  James  M,  U  S  deputy  mineral 

and  land  surveyor 
DeWitt  R  0,  drugs,  books  and  station- 

cjj- 
Dneikel  H,  saloon 
Dumas  F,  saloon 
Edgerton  C,  ittorney-at-law 

FRANKLIN  BENJAMIN,  feed  stable 


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CALIFORNIA   AND   OREGON 

STAGE  LINE 

SALISBURT,  HAILET  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 


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0.  t  C.  R.  R.  Oregon,  and  C.  P.  R.  R.  Redding,  California, 

MAKING  CLOSE  CONNECTIONS  WITH 

Trains  of  C.  P.  B.  Ii,t  and  0,  &  C.  S.  S. 


Sp^ed^  Safety  aimdl  €<^ciiifa>irt  Assured 


Passengers  have  cho'cc  of  Scott  Mountain  and  Sacramento  River 
Route  between  Redding  and  Yreka,  Cal. 

— ALSO, — 

Daily  Line  of  Stages  between  Redding  and  Weaverville,  Cal. 

A.  H.  BURROWS,  General  Agent, 

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951 


Fried  Geo  Sr,  livery  stabU 

Gillis  H  B,  district  attorney 

GILMER  J  T  (Salisbury,  Hailey  &  Co) 

Orunert  Oscar,  barber 

HAILEY  JOHN  (Salisbury,  HaUey  & 

Co),  res  Boise  City,  Idaho 
Hansen  J,  photographer 
Harmon  John  E  (Nehrbass  &  Harmon) 
Haupts  Father,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Hearn  F  G,  dentist  aud  assayer 
Herzog  Chas  Jr,  meat  market 
Heybrook  Mrs  D,   varieties  and  furni- 
ture 
Heybrook  Henry,  cabinetmaker 
Hovey  \V   A,   wagonmaker  and  under- 
taker 
Hughes  J  W  (MuUer  &  Hughes) 
Huaeman    Louis,     viue-pres     Siskiyou 

County  Bank 
island  Adam,  bakery  and  saloon 
ItHand  Mrs  C,  millinery  and  fancy  goods 
Irwin  Wm  (Martin  &  Irwin) 
lunker  Chas,  saloon  and  brewery 
JACKSON  BROS  (G  S  and  W  H  Jack- 
son), furniture  • 
Jensen  Thos  F  (Skinner,  Lawton  &  Jen- 
sen) 
KESSLER  JOSEPH,  general  merchan- 
dise, druggist  and  banker 
King  F  J,  general  merchandise 
KING  W  H,  physician 
Larison  C  \,  dentist 
T.ARW  S  ST,  sheriff  and  county  tax  col- 
lector 
Lawton  David  (Skinner,  ijawton  &  Jen- 
sen) 
Lehners  John  (Cleland  &  Lehners) 
Malzer  Geo,  bootmaker 
Marster  S  S,  druggist 
MARTIN  &  IRWiN  (Jacob  Martin 

and  Wm  Irwin),  livery  stable 
Martin  Jacob   (Martin  &   Irwin),   and 

painter 
Metts  D  P  (VoBS  &  Metts) 
Meyer  M,  tailor 
Miller  Hugo,  hardware,  stoves  and  tm- 

ware 
Miner  Matthew,  general  merchandise 
Morrison  M  J,  feed  stable 
Morse  H  A,  county  sitpt  public  schools 
MTJLLER  ft  HUGHES  (John  Muller 

and  J  W  Hughes),  meat  market 
Muller  John  (Muller  &  Hughes) 
Nehrbass  &   Harmon   (Louis  Nehrbass 
and   John  £  Harmon),   blacksmiths 
and  wagonmakers,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, etc 
Nehrbass  Louis  (Nehrbass  k  Harmon) 
NICHOLS  W  I.  attorney -at-law 
NIXON  R0BBEIT>  proprietor  "  Yreka 

Semi-Weekly  Journal  ' 
Nordheim  G  A,  gunsmith,  tobacco,  cut- 
lery, etc 
O'Donnell  C,  general  merchandise 


Oliver  A  S  (Roberts  &  Oliver) 
Owens  James,  boots  and  shoes 
Paine  A  E,  watches  and  jewelry 
Peters  C  C,  saloon  and  brewery 
Pashburg   John,   groceries,  stationery, 

cigars,  tobacco  and  varieties 
Pyle  C  H  (Raynes  &  Pyle) 
Ranoui  E,  carpenter  and  undertaker 
Raynes  A  E  (Raynes  &   Pyle),    post- 
master 
Raynes  &  Pyle  (A  E  Raynes  and  C  H 

Pyle),  general  merchandise 
Ream  D,  physician 
REMMK  G  R,   proprietor   "Weekly 


Tribune  " 
Renncr    Maurice,   saloon    and    notary 

public 
Repp  Henry,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Rice  Geo,   county   clerk,  recorder   and 

auditor 
Richards  A  D,  restaurant 
Hinge  F,  harness  and  saddles 
Roberts  F  N  (Roberts  &  Oliver) 
Roberts  &  Oliver  (F  N  Roberts  and  A  S 

Oliver),  saloon 
Robertson  H  D,  physician 
Rogler  Fernando,  druggist 
Rohrer  John  B  (John  B  Rohrer  &  Co) 
ROHRER  JOHN  B  &  CO  (John  B 

Rohrer  and  Chas  Bohnert),  proprietors 

Franco-American  Hotel 

SALISBTJRT.  HAILET  &  CO  (M  and 

O  J  Salisbury,  John  Huiley  and  J  T 

Gilmer),   proprietortt    California  and 

Oregon  Staje  Co 
SALKBURT  M  (Salisbury,  Hailey  & 

Co) 
SAIJSBURT  0  J  (Salisbury,  Hailey  & 

Co) 
Shearer  E,  attorney-at-law 
Siskiyou   County   Bank,   Fred    Wads- 


worth  cashier 
Skinner  James  T 

Jenson) 
Skinner,  Lawton 


(Skinner,   Lawton  & 


Jenson    (James  T 

Skinner,  David  Lawton  and  Thomas 

F  Jenson),  Yreka  Foundry  and  Plan- 

ing-Mill 
ST]£BIiE  "BT.TJAH.  superior  judge 
Stimmel  H  E,  stoves  and  tinware 
Terwilliger  J  N,  painter 
Thompson  &  Wheelor  (Wm  Thompson 

aud  James  Wheeler),  saloon 
Thompson  Wm  (Thompson  &  Wheeler) 
"TRUUNE"  (weekly),  G  R  Remme 

proprietor 
Vance  James  (Vance  &  Walbridge) 
Vance  &  Walbridge  (James  Vance  and 

J  M  Walbridge),  general  merchandise, 

wool,  hides,  etc 
Voss  Chas  E  (Voss  &;  Metts) 
Voss  k  Metts  (Chas  E  Voss  and  D  P 

Metts),  Baloon  and  confectionery 


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952 


California — Yreka-Yuha  City. 


Wadsworth  E  &  H,  agta  W,  P  &  Co 
Wadsworth  Frederick,  cashier  Siskiyou 

County  Bank 
Walbridge  J  M  (Vance  &  Walbridtto) 
Wallis  W  J,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co       ^ 
Walter  Rev  G  G,  clergyman    (Meth- 
odist) 
Warren  H  B,  attomey-at-law 


Wetzel  A,  general  merchandiao 
WETZEL  SIOMUND,  bootmaker  and 

vinter 
Wheeler  James  (Thompson  &  Wheeler) 
Winkler  Adolph,  general  merchandise 
Young  Theobald,  saloon 

TREKA  SEMI-WEEKLT  JOUR- 
NAL." Robt  Nixon  proprietor 


ImM 


J@iiiaL 


YMSMAq  caufornia. 

ROBERT  NIXON Editor  and  Proprietor. 


OLDEST  PAPER  NOW  PUBLISHED  IN  SISKIYOU. 


Issued  I  n  Wednesday  and  Friday  of  each  week.     Largest  circulation  and  best 
advertising  medium  in  Northern  California. 

YREKA,   CALIFORNIA. 


G.  R.  REMME PROPRIETOR 


A  liberal  Uoduction  from  our  rcgxilar  rates  will  be  made  on  quarterly  and  yearly  advertiseinontii. 

Cardfi,  l>tter  Headincs.  Bill  Heada,  Fontem,  <:ircnlarii.  ProKfannncs 

Pamilhleta.  liabrlM,  and  uvory  variety  of  Job  l*rintin^'  executed  with  neutneiw 

and  dispatch  at  the  lowest  pu8«lble  ratesi. 


YUBA  CITY. 

ScrrER  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  and  county  seat,  51  miles  from 
Sacratr^nto,  and  I  mile  by  stage  east 
of  Marysville,  on  the  banks  of  Feather 
River,  opposite  the  mouth  of  Yuba 
River.  Situated  at  thehead  of  steam- 
boat navigation,  and  surrounded  by 
an  agricultural  region  of  great  fertil- 
ity, it  is  a  point  of  importance.  Pop- 
ulation 600. 

Alberti  G  W,  public  administrator  and 

coroner 
Barney  M  C,  district  attorney 
Bayne  Richard,  attomey-at-law 
Butler  House,  E  Butler  propr 
Cannon  J  C,  physician 
Clark  M  C,  county  supt  of  schools 
Donovan  Joe,  blacksmith 
Duncan  &  Van  Arsdale,  gen  mdse 


Ellington   Wm,   varieties,  postmaster, 
and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

FARMERS'    CO-OPERATIVE 

UNION  of  Sutter  County  (incorpo- 
rated March  29,  1873),  S  E  Wilson 
president,  Geo  Ohleyer  secretary 

[Incorporated  March  29, 1873.  J 

Farmers'  Co-Operative  Union, 

YUBA  CITY, 


SUTTER  COUNTY, 


CALIFORNIA. 


S.  E.  WILSON  I»resldent. 

QEOROE  OHLEYER. .  .Secretary  and  Mannir^r. 

Do  a  Stora^fe  and  (.'ommimion  Basinesfl,  buy 
and  sell  all  kinds  of  grain  and  Farmerb' 
Supplies. 


Featherstoue  L  R,  clergyman   (Metho- 
dist) 


PRISON  CEILS. 


J'encea  and  Hridce  Work. 
)M7  Main  fStreet,  M.  F. 


CAIVIM  NliniNG  £  SON. 


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California —  Yuha  City-Lodi. 


953 


Fuller  &  Howser  (E  O  Fuller  and  B  \^ 
Howaer),  attorneys 

QROVEB  H  C>  justice  of  peace,  iu' 
surance  agent,  and  general  collector 

Hamlin  Francis,  county  surveyor 

Hamlin  N  S,  physician 

Harkey  &  Wilcoxson,  gen  mdse 

Harkey  W  P,  sheriff  and  tax   collector 

Keyser  Phil  H,  superior  judge 

Kimball  E  C,  druggist 

Klempp  F,  Yuba  City  Brewery 

Lambert  Mrs  L  B,  board  and  lodging 

LEE  W  H,  county  clerk,  auditor  and 
recorder 

Magee  James,  saloon 

McKennaJ,  saloon 

Ohleyer  Geo,  sec  Farmers'  Co-operative 
Union  of  Sutter  County 

Orr  &  Knoblauch,  blacksmiths  and 
wagonmakers 

Peck  W  F,  assessor 

Pinckard  Allen,  barber 

Sanborn  M  E,  attorney        , 

Seabler  S  J,  attorney-at-law 

Simmons  J  L,  livery  stable 

Slattery  &  Sullivan,  meat  market 

Stabler  S  J,  attorney 

Stabler  &  Bayne  (8  J  Stabler  and  Rich- 
ard Bayne),  attorneys 

"STJiii^  coTJirrt  farmer," 

Sutter  County    Publishing  Co,   Geo 

Ohleyer  manager 
Van  Arsdale  A  B,  treasurer 
Wallace  T  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


Weeman  Chas,  saloon 
Wilbur  J  L,  attorney-at-law 
Wilkie  John,  propr  Yuba  City  Mills 
Wilson  S  E,  pros  Farmers*  Co-operative 

Union  of  Yuba  County 
Yuba  City  Mills,  John  Wilkie  propr 


YUBA  DAM. 

Ydba  County.     Post-oflSce  Marysville  ; 

3  miles  by  stage  southeast  of  Marya- 

ville.     Population  45. 
DUNNINO  Z,  hotel,  saloon,  stable  and 

ranch 
Shelton  W  E,  hotel,  saloon  and  stable 


ZEILE  MILL  AND  MINE. 

Ahadcp.  County.     Post-office  Jackson. 
Zeile  Dr  F,  propr  Zeile  Mill  and  Mine 


THE  ARCATA  WEEKLY  LEADER, 

A  Six-Column  Newspaper, 

Published  Every  Thursdayf 

ARCATA. . .  .HUMBOLDT  COUNTY,  CAL. 

BV 

STEPHEN  W.  SCOTTON. 

Subscription,  92.00  a  Year,  in  advance. 


SAMUEL  BEVERTON, 


DEALER  IN 


f  Hardware,  Cutlery  %  Plated  Ware, 

STOVES  AND  RANGES, 

Crockery,  Glass  and  China- Ware,  Coal  Oil  Stoves,  Coal  Oil  Lamps  and  Chimneys, 

Orauite  Ware,  Brooms,  Brushes  and  Feather  Dusters,  and  evenr  description 

of  Labor-Saving  and  Useful  Inventions  for  Household  Use. 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Ware  Made  on  the  Premises. 

9B5  Washington  Street,  let.  9th  and  10th, 
OAKLAND,  CAL. 


i    THE  FRESNO  REPUBLICAN, 

rilBUUIIBD 

Every  Saturday  Morning, 

At  FRESNO,  CAL.,  by 

8.  A.  MILLER. 

TEllMS : 

Per  Annum,  in  advance 92.60 

Six  Months,  "        1.60 

Advertisements  inserted  at  reasonable  rates. 


J.  W.  MtQi'AiD.  W.  R.  Ellis. 

THE  LODIJENTINEL 

EUia  As  MoQuaid PMprietors. 

One  of  the  Nuatest,  Liveliest  and  Most  Popular 
Weekly  Papers  in  the  Ureat  San  Joaqum  Valley. 

It  circulates  widely  through  the  towns  of  Lodi, 
Woodbridge,  I^ockford,  Aeanipo,.  New  Hope, 
Elliott  ana  Wallace,  and  their  surroiindingfs. 

It  is  one  of  the  best  advertitini;  mediums  in 
the  State.    Its  rates  are  moderate. 

Address  "  Sentinel,"  Loili,  Oal. 

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California — MarysviUe. 


NINETEENTH   YEAR  pf  PUBLICATION. 


THE  DAILY  AND  WEEKLY 


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MARYSVILLE,    CAL. 


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THE  WEEKLY 

Reaches  the  Fireside  of  every  Farmer  of  any  importance  in  the 

Northern  part  of  the  State. 


Weekly,  One  Year $3-50 

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Adyertisements  inserted  at  Reasonable  Bates. 
C.  D.  DAWSON,  Publisher. 


CoXifomioL — Concord-OaUand. 


955 


DEVOTED  TO  THE 

GENERAL  ADVANCEMENT  OF  CONTRA  COSTA  COUNTY. 


IN  POLITICS  STRICTLY  NON-PARTISAN. 


In  the  Interests  of  Contra  Costa  County  Purely  Partisan. 

The  only  spicy  newspaper  in  the  County, 

Published  every  Saturday By  S.  FARJEON, 

Conoord.  Contra  Costa  County,  Cal. 

0"  A  First-GkuiB  Advertising  Medium. 

The  Most  Complete  Printing  and  Publishing  House  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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BOOK  AND  JOB  PBIMTIIG,  BOOK  BINDING, 

ELECTROTYPINC  AND   ENGRAVING. 

Ordara  by  Mall  Promptly  Attended  to.  Batlmatee  fttmlahad  on  Application. 
gr  Address  aU  Orders  to  PACIFIC  PRESS,  OaUand,  CaL 


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956 


Oregon. 


OREGON. 


lae,  also,  last  of  Towns  Received  Too  Late  for  Begalar  Insertion. 


Oregon  is  sitaated  between  the  parallels  t>f  42°  and  46^^  18'  north  latitude, 
and  between  the  meridians  of  116°  33'  and  124°  25'  west  longitude  from  Green- 
wich. It  is  the  most  northwesterly  State  of  the  Union.  On  the  north  it  is 
bounded  by  Washington  Territory,  the  Columbia  River  forming  the  boundary  to 
the  point  where  that  river  crosses  the  parallel  of  46°  and  the  line  running  thence 
eastward  along  that  parallel  to  the  Snake  River.  Eastwardly  it  borders  on  Idaho 
Territory,  the  Snake  River  being  the  boundary  to  the  mouth  of  the  Owyhee,  and 
thence  by  a  line  drawn  due  south  along  the  meridian  of  116°  Sfy  west  longitude 
to  Nevaaa.  On  the  south  it  ia  bounded  by  Nevada  and  California,  the  parallel  of 
42°  north,  forming  the  boundary  line.    The  Pacific  Ocean  bounds  it  on  the  west. 

The  average  width  of  Oregon  from  cast  to  west  ia  350  miles,  and  from  north 
to  south  275  miles.  Ita  full  shore  line  is  285  miles.  Its  area  is  95,274  sciuare 
miles,  or  nearly  61,000,000  of  acres.  It  is  as  large  as  all  the  New  England  States 
and  two-thirds  of  the  State  of  New  York  added  to  them,  and  larger  than  New 
York  and  Pennsylvania  combined. 

The  population  of  the  State,  according  to  the  official  returns  of  the  census  of 
1880,  was  174,70/,  not  quito  two  inhabitants  to  the  square  mile.  The  census  of 
1870  gave  a  population  of  90,973,  thus  showing  an  increase  of  83,794  in  a  single 
decade.  If  Oregon  were  proportionally  as  thickly  aettled  as  New  York  she  could 
sustain  ten  millions  of  people. 

The  discovery  and  exploration  of  Oregon  and  Washington  Territory  is  cred- 
ited to  Spanish  navigators  early  in  the  sixteenth  century. 

In  1804,  an  overland  expedition  under  Captains  Lewis  and  Clark,  U.S. 
Army,  crossed  the  Rocky  Mountains,  and  having  followed  the  Columbia  River 
from  its  head-waters,  reaohod  Cape  Disappointment  in  November,  1805.  The 
valuable  resources  of  the  Pacific  Coast  were  tirst  made  known  by  this  expedition. 

In  1810,  the  first  attempt  at  a  settlement  was  made  in  Orouon  at  Oak  Point, 
on  the  south  side  of  the  Columbia  River,  by  Captain  NuthanieT  Winahip,  a  Nov, 
England  sailor.  A  freshet  soon  after  carried  away  the  buildings  and  the  enterprise 
was  abandoned. 

In  181),  a  trading  p"st  was  established  by  John  Jacob  Astor,  of  T  ew  York, 
at  the  mouth  of  the  Columbia  River,  and  the  place  was  called  "  Astori.^,"  in  his 
honor. 

In  1824,  the  first  fruit  trees  were  planted  in  Oregon.  In  1831,  some  servants 
of  the  Hudson  Bay  Company  abandoned  hunting  and  trapping  ami  attempted 
wheat  growing  in  the  Willamette  Vulley.  The  fields  then  ploughed  have  been  in 
constant  cultivation  ever  since,  and,  after  the-  lapse  of  half  a  century,  one  of 
them  at  French  Prairie,  Marion  County,  still  yielded,  in  1879,  thirty-five  bushels 
to  the  acre.  This  indeed  must  be  superior  soil,  and  the  fact  is  a  striking  illustra- 
tion of  the  strength  and  productiveness  of  the  land.  In  1832,  the  first  school  was 
opened.  Between  1835  and  1837,  missions  were  established  under  the  auspices  of 
various  religious  societies  and  denominations,  and  the  missionaries  brought  cattle 
with  them.  In  1838,  the  tirst  printing  press  arrive<l  in  Oregon. 

In  1841,  Captain  Wilkes,  U.  S.  Navy,  at  the  head  of  an  expedition,  surveyed 
the  coasts,  bays,  harbors  and  rivers  of  the  Territory.  In  1843,  Lieut.  Fremont, 
U.  S.  Army,  reached  Vancou'';>t',  on  the  Columbia  River,  and  so  connected  his 
reconnoisance  with  the  eastern  terminus  of  Captain  Wilkes'  explorations. 

In  1846,  the  first  newspaper  was  establiahed.    In  the  succeeding  year  a  mas- 


PRISON  CELLS, 


FcBcea  and  Brldse  Work. 
mn  Mmla  StreefU  M.  F. 


CUVIII  NUTTINGS  SON. 


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957 


Baore  of  settlera  by  the  Indians  occurred.  This  was  the  beginning  of  much  sub  le- 
quent  trouble  with  the  aborif^nes,  which  retarded  the  development  of  the  country 
to  a  great  extent.  Indian  difficulties,  however,  have  happuy  ceased  in  recent 
years,  and  the  Indiana  are  now  quietly  situated  on  reservations  where  they  are 
provided  for  and  educated. 

In  1859,  Oregon  was  admitted  into  the  Union  as  a  State,  with  a  population 
of  52,465  souls.  Her  progress  for  many  years  thereafter  was  comparatively  slow. 
The  chief  difficulty  which  her  people  encountered  was  to  find  a  market  for  her 
abundant  agrif^ultural  productions.  But  this  serious  obstacle  to  her  rapid  ad- 
vanoement  has  been  surmounted,  as  already  explained.,  by  affording  the  proper 
means  of  railroad  tr;;u<>portation. 

It  is  but  statinc  a  fact,  that  no  one  has  ever  visited  Oregon  without  becom- 
ing deeply  impressed  with  the  natural  beauty  of  the  country.  It  is  indeed  no 
exaggeration  to  say  that  it  is  not  surpassed  by  any  other  part  of  the  United 
States  in  attractiveness  and  variety  of  scenery.  Nowhere  east  or  west  of  the 
Rocky  Mountains  can  there  be  seen  at  once  such  grand  and  picturesque  land- 
scapes as  one  finds  all  over  Western  Oregon.  The  combination  of  mountain  and 
valley,  woodland  and  prairie,  river  and  ocean,  is  beautiful  beyond  description. 
Lofty  peaks  raise  their  snowy  heads  far  above  the  horizon  ;  beneath  them  stretch 
out  fir  and  pine-clad  ranees  of  mountains ;  between  them  extend  great  undulating 
valleys,  dotted  with  timber,  and  traversed  by  tine  rivers. 

Furthermore,  Oreson  presents  far  better  opportunities  for  acquiring  good 
lands  cheaply,  and  holding  them  under  simple  and  secure  titles,  than  Cafifor- 
nia,  where  lands  are  monopolized  in  enormous  tracts  by  comparatively  few  own- 
ers, and  the  derivation  6i  titles  under  Spanish  and  Mexican  grants  rend<  rs  them 
insecure,  and  gives  rise  to  much  litigation.  And  lastly,  the  very  fact  that  Oregon 
has  so  far  attracted  less  immigration  than  California,  leaves  a  wider  field  and 
better  chances  for  new-comers  within  its  limits.  The  Oregon  &  California  Rail- 
road Company  sell  their  lands  at  very  low  prices,  and  on  favorable  terms ;  and 
an  abundance  of  Government  land  can  be  liad  under  the  Homestead  Law. 

Oregon  possesses  other  substantial  advantages  over  California,  in  lower  tax- 
ation, and  iu  the  insignificant  State  debt. 

There  are  numerous  lakes  in  Southeastern  Oregon,  the  principal  of  which 
are  Klamath,  Goose,  and  Warner's  Lakes  and  Lake  Harney. 

Oregon  and  Washington  Territory  have  not,  until  within  the  last  three 
years,  evinced  the  enterprise  of  other  sections  in  railroad  construction  ;  but  since 
the  advent  of  Henry  Villard,  with  his  aides — all  energetic,  practical  and  far- 
sighted  men — railroad  building  has  been  so  vigorously  pushed  that  in  the  march 
of  development  the  New  Northwest  stands  well  to  tne  front,  and  bids  fair  to 
make  up  for  years  Inst.  It  was  apparent  to  those  acquainted  with  the  inexhaust- 
ible resources  of  this  portion  of  the  United  States,  that  the  attention  of  capital- 
ists could  not  be  long  delayed,  and  that  the  North  Pacific  had  come  to  be  an  ab- 
solute necessity.  The  new  blood  infused  into  the  enterprise  has  enlisted  the  faith 
of  capitalists,  and  the  grand  scheme,  with  its  numerous  tributary  feeders,  is  being 
laid  at  a  rate  that  ought  to  satisfy  the  most  exacting.  Not  only  have  railroad 
facilities  been  increased  and  improved  of  late,  but  ocean  and  river  transportation 
has  also  been  expeilited,  and  rendered  considerably  more  c«imfortable  ana  safe,  by 
the  constant  addition  of  new  vessels,  and  the  admirable,  common-sense  manage- 
ment of  the  new  company.  When  we  take  into  account  the  newness  of  the  coun- 
trv,  the  number  of  its  inhabitants,  and  the  amount  of  travel,  we  affirm  with  con- 
fidence that  the  railroads  are  as  good  and  as  well  managed,  the  steamships  as 
elegant,  as  safe  and  as  swift,  and  the  river  boats  as  numerous  and  as  finely 
equipped  as  those  modes  uf  travel  and  transportation  are  in  any  State  in  the 
Union. 


AIRLIE. 

Polk  County. 

DALTOK  JOS  A.  postmaster 


ALBA. 

Umatilla  County.    A  post-office. 


Bently  &  Hawn,  saw-mill 

Bolin  C,  stock  raiser 

Bolin  W  6,  stock  raiser 

Bristow  E,  carpenter 

Clifford  &  Gambee,  general  merchandise 

Connell  J  G,  dairyman 

Howard  Bros,  dairymen 

Vinson  Bros,  cheesemakers 

Warren  T,  blacksmith 


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ALBANY. 

Limn   County.    A  post,  expreu    and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the  Wil- 
lamette River  and  on  the  line  of  the 
O.  &  C.  R.    R.  (East  Side),  71  miles 
■oath    of    Portland.      County    seat. 
Population  slightly  over  3,000. 
Aloanv  in  its   growth     has  outrun 
every  other  city  of  the  Willamette  Val- 
ley, and  at  present  it  is  second  to  none 
as  a  trading  center  and  manufacturing 
town.     The  town   site  is  a  handsome 
level  prairie,  whioh  extends  back   from 
the  river  bank  to  the  foot-hills  of  the 
mountains,  15  miles  distant.     Just  west 
of  the  city  the  Calapooia  River  empties 
into  the   Willamette.     The  city  is  Hne- 
ly  laid  out  and  adorned  by  the  numer- 
ous    fine    business     blocks,     schools, 
churches  and  private  residences.    The 
most  prominent  of  her  manufacturing 
enterprises  are  two  iron  foundries,  sev- 
eral nouring-mills   of  great   capacity,  a 
planing-mill  and  sash  nictory,  a  carriage 
factory  operated  by  Mr.  F.  Willert  and 
several  minor  manufacturing  shops,  all 
alive  with  the  hum  of  industry.     The 
foundries  are  the  largest  shops  of  the 
kind  south  of  Portland.     They  possess 
the  improved  machinery  and  arc  con- 
stantly running  at   full  blast.     Mr.  L. 
Putnam  is  about  to  establish  a  factory 
on  a  small  scale  for  the  manufacture  of 
raw-hide     chairs.     Albany     has     two 
weekly  nexvspapers,  the  Herald,  Messrs. 
Porter  &  Pottintier,  editors  and  propri- 
etors; and   the  Sia/e/t  HUjItts  Democmt, 
Eublished  by  Messrs.  Stewart  andCham- 
arlain.     Both  papers  are  ardent   work- 
ers to  enhance  the    city's  prosp<>rity. 
A  printing-office  recently  established  by 
Messrs.  Watts  k  Godfrey  is  a  model  in 
its  way  and    not    behind  metropolitan 
offices  in  its  perfection  of  detail  and  in 
its  capacity  for  difficult   and  artistic 
work.     Albany  is  the  dinner  station  for 
both  the  north  and  south  bound  over- 
land express  trains,     Messrs.  Burkhart 
Bros,  will  cheerfully  answer  communi- 
cations   regarding    the  real  estate  of 
th:<«  locality  by  mail  or  on  application. 
City  property  and  farms  in  Linn  Coun- 
ty  continue  to  be    in  active  demand 
but  the  above  firm  claim  to  have  some 
desirable  bargains  on  hand. 

Albany  Farmer's  Co,  Dominic  Mansfield 

mgr 
ALBANT   xTOUHDRT  AND  MA- 

CUINE  8H0P>  A  F  Cherry  &  Son 

proprietors     (see  adv) 

"ALB^Srr  HEBALD"  (weekly) 
(The),  Porter  &  Pottinger  editors  and 
proprietors  (see  adv) 


ALBANT IBON  WORKS,  Cherry  ft 

Parkes  proprietors    (see  adv) 
Allen  ft  Martin  (N  O  Allen  and  J  A 

Martin),  general  merchandise 
Allen  N  G  (Allen  ft  Martin) 
Althouse  S  A  (Best  &  Althouse) 
American    Exchange    Hotel,    Edward 

Murray  propr 
Ballard,  Isom  ft  Co  (M  D  Ballard,  John 

Isom  and  Edward  Goins),  Red  Crown 

Flouring-niills 
Baum  Nathan  (Fox,  Baum  ft  Co) 
Baumgart  Marx,  liquors 
Beard  J  J,  justice  of  peace 
Bellanger  Kdward,  Star  Brewery 
Bentley  J  W,  bootmaker 
Best  ft  Althouse  (Daniel  Best  and  Sam- 
uel  A   Althouse),  mfrs  sash,   doors, 

and  separators 
B:'St  Daniel  (Best  ft  Althouse) 
BilyeuL,  attorney-at-law 
BUiTElJ  W   R  (Powell    ft  Bilyeu), 

attorney 
BLACKBURN  D  R  N  (Weatherford 

ft  Blackburn),  attorney   and  notary 

public 
Blain   L  E,   clothing   and    furnishing 

goods 
Blount  O  H,  varieties  and  groceries 
Boyle  Enoch,  bootmaker 
BRIOOS  JOHN,  stoves,  tinware,  metal 

rooting,  etc 
Brush  John  ft  Son  (John  and  Charles  L 

Brush) 
Bryant  Hubbard  (Hewitt  ft  Bryant) 
BURKHART  BROS  (J  H  and  C  O 

Burkhart),  real  estate  and  insurance 

agents,  and  money  brokers  (see  adv) 
Burkhart  C  G,  constable 
Cameron  D  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
CAHPEAU  LOUIS,  barber  shop 
Canon  W  R,  livery  stable 
Carter  E  ft  Co  (Eli  and  Ed  R  M  Carter), 

planing-mill  and  sash  factory 
CHAMKBBXAIN  GEO  E  (Flinn  ft 

Chamberlain,   and  Stewart  ft  Cham- 
berlain), attoniey  and  notary 
CHERRY  A  F  &  SON  (A  F  and  James 
G  Cherry),  Albany  B'oundry  and  Ma- 
chine Shop 
CHERRY  C  C  (Cherryft  Parkes) 
CHERRY  ft  PAROS  (C  C  Cherry 
and  C  R  Parkes),  Albany  Iron  Works 
Clark  H  J,  chief  engineer 
Claypool  S  R,  county  commission 
Cohen  Philip,  general  merchandise 
Conner  John,  banker 
Cunningham  Alex,  blacksmith 
Dannals  James  (Dannals  ft  Woodin) 
Dannals  ft  Woodin  (James  Dannals  and 
A    B  Woodin),   furniture   mfrs  and 
dealers 
Davis  J  A,  physician  and  coroner  of 
Linn  County 


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Dennv  I O,  city  manhal 

DEPOT  HOTSLt  J  A  GroM  proprietor 
(mo  adv) 

Diokey  I  C,  mayor  of  Albany 

Dozier  N  C,  county  aauuor 

Dubruille  J  J,  aaddler  and  hamen- 
maker 

Dunning  F  S,  undertaker 

BTCTrT^Tgy.  ft  SON  (Charles  E  and 
Charles  0  Eiohler),  Pacific  Market 
butcher  shop 

Ellert  L  R  (McCoy  &  Ellert) 

Englander  E  N,  barber  and  baths 

EWERT  HEHBTi  dealer  in  watches 
and  jewelry,  and  practical  watch- 
maker 

Flindt  H,  bootmaker 

FLINN  ft  CHAMBERLAIN  (Uw- 
rence  Flinn  and  George  E  Chamber- 
lain),  attomeys-at-law 

FUNN  LAWRENCE  (Flinn  ft  Cham- 
berlain), attorney  and  ^ounty  jud^ 

Poster  J  H  ft  Co  (J  H  Foster),  ilounng- 
mill 

Fox,  Baum  ft  Co  (Otto  Fox,  San  Fran- 
cisco, and  Nathan  Baum),  gen  mdse 

Fox  Ipinatz,  cigars,  tobacco,  and  fur- 
nishing goods 

Fox  John,  groceries  and  bakery 

French  F  M,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

FROMH  WM  (Graf  ft  Fromm) 

GODFRET  JAMES  E  (Watts  ft  (jod- 

frey) 
Go«lley  CC,  tinner 
GOETZ  FBiED,  butcher  shop 
Goins  Edward  (Ballard,  Isom  ft  Co) 
OOLTRA  W   H,  agricultural  imple- 
ments,  carriages,    wagons  and  wool 
buyer 
Gourley  Samuel,  blacksmith 
Gradwohl  Julius,  general  merchandise 
ORAF  FRED  (Graf  ft  Fromm) 
ORAF  ft  FROMM  (Fred  Graf  and  Wm 

Fromm),  furniture  and  undertakers 
Graham  W  R,  merchant  tailor 
Gray  G  W,  dentist 

ORlFFIN  E  H  (Griffin  ft  McCabe), 
dentist 

ORIFFIN  ft  McCABE  (E  H  Griffin 

and  Edward  McCabe),  dentists 
OROSS  J  A,  proprietor  Depot  Hotel 
Hackleman  T  P,  attorney -at-law 
Haight  G  B,  butcher  shop 
Harvey  M  M,  alderman 
Haven  E  D,  attomey-at-law 
Hearst  W  T,  butcher 
Heffiron  Martin,  bootmaker 
Henten  N  J,  city  recorder 
Hewitt  ft  Bryant  (H  H  Hewitt  and 

Hubbard    Bryant),    attorneys-at-law 

and  abstracts  of  titles 
Hewitt  H  H  (Hewitt  ft  Bryant) 
Hill  J  L,  physician 
Hoffman  John  N  (Hof&nan  ft  Joseph) 


Hoffman  ft  Joseph  (John  N  Hofffaian 
and  Julius  Joseph),  groceries 

Holmes  W  H,  district  attorney 

Houk  Mrs  C,  propr  St  Charles  Hotel 

Humphrey  George,  sheriff 

Humphrey  N  B,  attorney-at-law 

Hunt  A  J,  builder  of  fruit  and  hay 
pressed" 

Huston  W  H,  blacksmith 

Hyde  Milton,  varieties 

Hyde  Mrs  M  J,  fancy  goods  and  ladies' 
furnishing  goods 

Irvine  £  L,  physician 

IRVINO  J  M  (Redfield  ft  Irving) 

Isom  John  (Ballard,  Isom  ft  Co),  and 
county  commissioner 

Jacobs  Richard,  tailor 

Johnson  E  G,  physician 

Johnston  Benjamin  (Richards  ft  John- 
ston) 

Joseph  Julius  (Hoffman  ft  Joseph) 

Kalisky  Nathan,  general  merohandisa    ' 

Kelly  C  C,  physician 

LANODON  E  W  ft  00  (E  W  Langdon). 
drugs,  books  and  stati  tnery 

Lanning  E  J,  alderman 

Mady  «James,  restaurant 

Mansfield  Dominic,  mgr  Albany  Far- 
mers' Co 

Marshall  A  H,  livery  stable 

Marshall  Alfre ),  boarding 

Martin  Mrs  A  £,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 

Martin  J  A  (Allen  ft  Martin) 

MoCASE  EDWARD  (Griffin  ft  Mc- 
Cabe), dentist 

McCoy  ft  Ellert  (J  F  McCoy  and  LR 
Ellert),  druggist 

McCoy  J  F  (McCoy  ft  Ellert) 

McFARLAND  W  H  (McFarland  ft 
Tompkins) 

MoFARLAND  ft  TOMPKINS  (W  H 

McFarland  and  0  P  Tompkins),  stoves 
and  tinware 
Mcllwain  A  B,  general  merchandise 

METER  CONRAD,  groceries  and  Star 

Bakery 
Miller  Louis,  blacksmith 
MONT  ANTE  L   H,    attorney  at-law 

and  notary  public 
Monteith  Chas  (Monteith  ft  Seitenbach) 
Monteith  &  Seitenbach  (Charles  Mon- 
teith and  Simon  Seitenbach),  general 

merchandise 
Monteith  Thomas  ft  Son  (Thomas  and 

Archibald  Monteith),  flouring- mills 
Moore  N  T  ft  Son  (N  T  and  D  C  Moore), 

painters 
Moses  P  A,  county  supt  schools 
Mueller  Fred,  bakery,  groceries  and  city 

treasurer 
Murray  Edward,  American   Exchange 

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NoIab  J  Mr  dry  goods  end  olothing 
C«borue  D  M  ft  Co,  Mgta  agriouItunJ 
'  implemento  (harveiten) 

PARXES  0  B  (Cherrv  k  Pukes) 
Parriah  Mrs  Lou  J,  millinery 
Paxton  A  B,  photographer 
Peery  Jamee  H,  oounty  treaaarer 

Peters  k  Sox  (W  S  Peters  and  E  F  Sox), 
hardware  and  agrioulturid  implements 

Peters  W  S  (Petem  ft  Sox),  agt  W,  F  ft 
Co 

TFEIFFEB    CHARLES,    proprietor 

Revere  House 
Pierce  £  E,  alderman 
PORTER  0  T  (Porter  ft  Pottinger) 

PORTER   ft   POTTIHOER    (O  T 

Porter  and  James  Pottinger),  editors 
and  proprietors  "Albany  HeiiJd" 

F0;rTINOER  JAMES  (Porter  ft  Pot- 
tinger) 

POWELL  ft  BILTEV  (J  C  Powell 
and  W  R  Bilyeu),  attorneys-at-law 

POWELL  J  C  (Powell  ft  Bilyeu),  at- 

tomey-at-law 
Powell  Mrs  L  J,  millinery 
Price  O  Willis,  dentist 

PUTNAM  LTJOIAN,  chair  manufac- 
turer and  repairer  agricultural  imple- 
ments 

Riunbauvh  Mrs  Addie,  dressmaker 

Raymond  P  H,  postmaster 

REDFIELD  F  M  (Redtield  ft  Irving) 

REDFIELO  ft  IRVHTG  (F  M  Red- 

field  and  J  M  Irving),  groceries 
Reid  D  V  S,  county  surveyor 

REVERE   HOUSE.    Charles  Pfeiffer 

proprietor 
Rice  W  B,  agt  WUTelCo  and  O  ft  C  R 

RCo 
Richards  George,  wagonmaker 
Richartls  James  (Richards  ft  Johnston) 
Richards  ft  Johnston  (James  Richards 

and  Benjamin  Johnston),  blacksmiths 
Ries  F  L,  saloon 
Rialey  N  C  W,  photographer 
Robinson  V  E,  lumber  dealer  and  saw 

and  planiug-mill 
Ru  harts  Owen  (Thompson  ft  Rubarts) 
St  Charles  Hotel,  Mrs  C  Houk  propr 
Salinger  Otto,  groceries 
Scott   VV  B,   guns,     ammunition    and 

sewing  machines  and  alderman 
Seitenbach  Simon  (Mon^dth  ft  Seiten- 

bach) 
Senders  Leon  (Senders  ft  Sternberg) 
Senders  ft  Sternberg  (Leon  Senders  and 

Moses  Sternberg),  general   merchan- 
dise 
Simpson  G  F,  wagons  and  agricultural 

implements 
Simpson  Joseph  H,  constable 


8UPW0RTH  B  R,  *ttomey-at-law 
and  notary  publio  (land  olums  and 
ooUectiona  a  specialty)  and  jnttioe  of 
thepeaoe 

Sloan  Mrs  E  D,  dressmaker 

SORBIN  J  Bt    wholesale   and  retail 

liquors 
Sox  IS  F  (Peters  ft  Sox) 
Staiger    Bros     (August    and     William 

Statger),  marble  works 

STAR  BAXBRT.  Conrad  Meyer  pro- 
prietor 

"STATE  RIGHTS    DEMOCRAT" 

.weekly),     Stewart    ft    Chamberlain 
publishers 
Sternberg  Moses  (Senders  ft  Sternberg) 

STEWART  C  H  (Stewart  ft  Chamber- 
lain), oounty  clerk 

STEWART    ft    CHAMBERLAIN 

(C  H  Stewart  and  George  E  Chamber- 
lain), publishers  "State  Rights  Demo- 
crat (see  adv) 

STOCKEE  MAX,  sign  and  fresco 

painter  (see  adv) 
Strahan  R  S,  attomey-at-law 

STRONG  GEORGE  M.  fruits,  dairy 
produce  and  grooe'ies 

Thompson  ft  Rubarts  (Mrs  L  M  Thomp- 
son, E  L  Thompson  and  Oren  Ru- 
barts), harness  and  saddles 

TOMPXINS  0  P  (McFarland   ft 

Tompkins) 
Tweodale  W  C,  stoves  ar      'nware 
VOIGT  WM,  Welcor  loon,    opp 

Post-office 
Wolverton  C  E,   attomey-at-law    and 

notary  public 

WATlB  CHARLES  W  (Watts  ft 

Godfrey) 

WATTS  ft  GODFRET  (Charles  W 
Watts  and  James  E  Godfrey),  print- 
ers   (see  adv)  

WEATHERFORD  ft  BLACKBURN 

(J  K  Weatherford  and  D  R  N  Black- 
burn), attomeya-at-law  (aee  adv) 

WEATHEBFORD  J  X  (Weatherford 
ft  Blackburn),  attorney-at-law  and 
notary 

WEBBEB   JOSEPH.   Albany   Barber 

Shop 
Whitney  J  J,  attomey-at-law 

WILLERT  FRED,  blackamith  and 
wagonmaker  (aee  adv) 

Williama  Golden,  veterinary  aurgeon 

Wood  F,  marble  worka 

Wood  Frank  ft  Co  (BVank  Wood),  mar- 
ble worka 

Woodin  A  B  (Dannala  ft  Woodin) 

Young  S  E,  gen  mdae  and  implements 

Zuckermann  Jacob,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler 


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JAMES  B.  OODFRBY.  CHAKLE8  W.  WATTS. 

WATTS  &  GODFREY, 

PLAIN  A  OKHAmmmJLL 

Bmk  Mi  left  Pilateire 


Legal 


Po«t«r  aad  Color  Prlntlac  »  SpooUdty. 

No.  102  FarriaVs  Briok,  Albany,  Oregon. 

Blankn  of  every  description.    Fine  Printing  neatly  executed,  and 
at  reaMnable  rates.    Execution  and  prices  equal  to  Portland. 


[IMaMlalMdlMB.] 

Albany  Foundry  and  Machine  Shops, 

A.  F.  CHERRY  *  SON,  Proprtotora. 

Corner  of  First  and  Montgomery  Streets,  Albany,  Oregon. 

Machinery  of  all  Kinds  Made  or  Repaired, 

Orders  from  a  dlntanee  Promptly  attended  to. 

We  UM  none  bot  first-olaai  material,  and  none  but  iirst-olass  workmen  employed. 


C.  C.  CHERRY. 


C.  R.  PARKES. 


ALBANY  IRON  VOBKS. 

(Suocessora  to  C.  C.  CHERRY.) 

MACHINISTS.  MILLWRIGHTS^  IRON-FOUNDERS 

Manufacturers  of  Steam  KiiKlnes,  Boilei  <,  Water  Wheels,  Grist  and  Saw  Mill  Maclilnery,  Shafting, 

Pulleys,  "^antters  and  House  Fronts, 
Pattern  Xaklns,  Blackamlthlns  and  Repairing  done  on  Short  Kotlee. 

Manufacturer  of  Cherry  &  White's  IMPROVED  GRAIN  SEPARATOR. 

Baker  Street,  opposite  Lumber  Yard,  Albany,  Oregon. 

ALBANY   HBRALD. 

REPUBLICAN   IN    POLITICS. 

O.  T.  PORTER.  PUBUBHBII  BVRRV  THURSDAY  BY  JAMES  POTTIKGER 

PORTER  &  POTTINGER, 

Kdltora  and  Proprietors. 

!IVo.  104  First  Street,  .A.ll>ciiijr,  Oregron. 

iinbMcrlptlon,  Per  Year MSO 

"  Six  Months l.SO 

Circulates  extensively  throui;hout  T.inn  and  the  adloininx  Counties.    As  a  Local  Advertising 
Medium  the  HERALD  is  unsurpassed. 


■ill 


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962 


Oregon — A  Ibany. 


BURKHkRT  BROS., 

MAX  STOCEER, 

The  only  Agency  in  the  Willamette  Valley  devo- 
ted oxduaively  to  the 

REAL  ESTATE.  LOAN 

SI  m  m  7111116 

AND 

AND  DESIGNING, 

Collection  Business, 

ALBANY OREGON. 

ALBANY,  OREGON. 

Artistic  Wort  at  Reasonatle  Priocs. 

We  Buy  and  Sell  all  kinds  of  Land  on  Com 
mlBsioti. 
Money  to  Loan  at  Low  Bate  of  Interjat. 


AIX  TRAINS 

STOP  FOB  MEALS  AT  THE 

DEPOT  HOTEL 

ALBANY,  OREGON, 


MEALS  FIFTY  CENTS. 

Table  UNSURPASSED  in  Oregon. 


Those  stoppintr  over  will  find  the  best  accom- 
modations in  town.  J.  A.  GBOSS,  Pro^'r. 


Estimates  sent  by  Mail  to  all  parts  of  the  State. 
J.  K.  Weatherford.  D.  R.  N.  Blackburn. 

WElkTHERFORD  i  BUCKBURN, 

Attorneys  and  Counselors  at  Law. 

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Collections  Fromptly  AttcQlel  to. 

ALBANY,  OREGON. 


State  Rights  Democrat, 

The  Oldest  Democratic  Paper  in  the  State  with  the 

Largest  Circiriation  of  any  State  Paper  outside  of  Portland. 

ALBANY,  OREGON. 
STEWART  A  CHAMBERLAIN,  Editors  and  Proprietors. 


Terms:  $2.50  in  advance;  $3 00  if  payment  at  end  of  year* 

FRED.  ^WILLERT, 

CARRIAGE  FACTORY 

BLACKSMITH 

DNA  GENERAL  JOBBER. 

BuKifiua  and  iCarriaices  always  on  hand  and 
made  to  order  at  City  Prices. 

Carrlmse  PiOntlns  A  Triwnilac. 

Second  Street,  bet.  Ferry  and  Wastiington,  Albany,  Orego  n 


HILEM.  TUGGg  t  m^.  H>BDWOOD  UIIIBER.  "JSf&SSSJT- 


Oregon — AlbiTta-AmUy. 


963 


ALBINA. 

Multnomah  Countt,  A  post-office 
and  landing  on  WiHimette  River,  1^ 
miles  below  East  Portland.  Popula- 
tion 400. 

Brendle  J,  wines  and  liquors 

Bishop  H  O,  stair  builder 

Delay  J,  wood 

Ford  A,  brick  and  mason  contractor 

Freeman  J  A,  wood 

Hacke"t  M  A,  ferry  captain 

Montfjomery  J  B,  capitalist 

Moove  &  Bros,  saw-mill 

Ro'jkwell  C,  coast  survey 

Sohultz  P,  saloor 

Shaver  Greoree,  <;eneral  dooka/]e 

Sheilds  D  J,  oUcksmith 

Smith  I,  general  inerchandise 

Steffen  J  H,  hotel 

Young  J  M,  carpenter  and  builder 


ALDER. 

Union  Countt.     A  post-office. 

Akin  C  D,  blacksmith 
Akin  C  &  Son,  chair  mfrs 
Bomhill  — ,  plasterer 
Boswell  B  F,  cheese  mfy 
Burleigh  H  J,  attorney -at-law 
Hover  &  Sanders,  saw-mill 
King  A  C,  generaj  merchandise 
8am  Wm,  carpenter 
Smith  A  C,  attorney-at-law 
Soule  M  B,  physician 


ALKALI. 


express  and 
O.  R.  &  N 
above   The 


Wasco  County.  A  post, 
telegraph  office;  on  the 
Go's  Ilailway,  59  miles 
Dalles. 

Beach    E    R,     pastor     Congregational 

Church 
Carlisle  S,  restaurant 
Caslish  Sylvester,  livery  stable 
Dodson  — ,  livery  stable 
Frum  E  B,  carpenter  and  justice  of  peace 
Hall  &  Comfort,  general  merchandise 
Haskin  Mrs*  J  E,  millint. vy 
Haskin  J  E,  wagonmaker 
Henderson  &  Sanders,  butchers 
Heppner  &  Black  man,  general  mdse 
Joraan  John,  hotel 
Keaton  A,  saloon 
Keeney  K  J,  saloon 
Kirby  Wm,  livery  stable 
Lada  J  R,  county  assessor 
Mason  D,  drugetst 
Owens  B,  hotel 
Pinoise  Chas,  livery  stable 
Remington  Frank,  olacksmith 


Rhea  E  W,  hot^l 

Shelly  8c  Lawson,  hotel 

Smith  G  D,  saddlery  anc^  harness 

SMITH  JAMES  W,  general  mer- 
chandise 

White  &,  Frum,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission merchants 

Wood  John,  carpenter 

Young  Joseph,  saloon 

Young  &  Rodkey,  general  merchandise 


ALSEA. 

Benton   County.      A   post-office, 
miles  southwest  of  Corvallis. 

Ruble  David,  flour  and  saw-mill 
Strow  Alex,  carpenter       . 
Tom  David,  blacksmith 
WUSTROW  P  V,  postmaster 


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AMITY. 

Yamhill  County,  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Oregon  and  California 
R.  R.  (West  Side),  56  miles  south- 
west of  Portland,  and  6  miles  south 
of  McMinaville;  has  a  daily  mail,  and 
a  population  of  250.  It  is  situated 
in  a  very  fine  agricultural  section,  the 
products  being  as  much  noted  for 
their  size  and  quality  as  they  are  for 
their  abundance  of  yield.  This  is 
recognized  as  the  "banner"  county. 

Adams  H,  hameasmaker 

Allen  Mrs  H  A,  dressmaker 

BROWN  W  Bi  blacksmith  and  car- 
riatremaker 

Buntin  J  B,  city  marshal 

BTTNTIN  P  £>  hardware,  stoves  and 
tinware 

Cook  Frank  A,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Goucher  G  W,  physician 

Hale  J  E  (R  L  Simpson  &  Co) 

JAMES  R  Si  saloon 

Jellison  T  J,  wagonmaker  and  justice  of 
peace 

Lancelield  R  J  (R  J  Lancefield  &  Son) 

Lancefield  R  J  &  Son  (R  J  and  R  W 
Lancefield),  general  merchandise 

Lancefield  R  W  (R  J  Lancefield  &  Son) 

MoGARTER  P  T,  blacksmithing  and 
carriagemaker 

Nichols  W  D,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Putman  R  B,  saddles  and  harness 

Robson  F  (M  &  F  Kobson) 

Robson  M  (M  &  F  Robson) 

Robson  M  &  F  (M  and  F  Robson), 
livery  and  feed  stable 

Rosendorf  &  Hirschberg  (Z  Rosendorf 
and  H  Hirschberi;)  gen  mdse 

Rosendorf  Z  (Rosendorf  &   Hirschberg) 

St  Charles  Hotel,  Mrs  A  M  Brown 
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titrcet, ».  F.  Oregon  Ash,  Maple  and  Aider. 


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Simpson  R  L  (R  L  Simpson  &  Go),  post- 
master 

Simpson  R  L  ft  Co  (R  L  Simpson  and 
J  E  Hale),  drosnsts 

SPBINGEB  B  Hi  notary  pnblio  and 
conveyancer 

Thurber  Charles  £,  saloon 

Woodson  O  W,  general  merchandise 

Brown  A  M,  propr  St  Charles  Hotel 


ANTELOPE. 

Wasco    Countt.      65   miles  by  stage 
southeast  of  The  Dalles. 

Carter  A  H,  hotel 

Connaway  J  M,  physician 

Friend  Jasper,  blacksmith 

Gamble  Mark,  simoon 

Mays  ft  McGreer,  general  merchandise 

Wallace  W  N,  hotel  and  blacksmith 


APPLEGATE. 

Jackson  Countt.  A  post-office,  14 
miles  by  stage  southwest  of  Jackson- 
ville. 

Bolt  John  (Kubli  ft  Bolt),  postmaster 
Knutzen  J,  justice  of  peace 
Kubli  ft  Bolt,  general  merchandise 


ARTHUR. 

Multnomah  Countt.    A  post-office. 
TATLOB  MARTi  postmistress 


ASHLAND. 

Jackson  County.  A  peat,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  line  of  the 
California  and  Oregon  Coast  Overland 
Stage  Route,  HI 5  milea  south  of  Port- 
land, and  1(>0  miles  north  of  Redding. 
Population  1,000. 

It  is  a  very  pretty  little  town,  grow- 
ing quite  rapidly  and  substantially,  and 
its  facilities  for  manufacturing  being  of 
a  superior  nature,  its  future  cannot 
be  regarded  with  any  but  favorable 
eyes.  A  woolen-mill  and  marble  works 
are  located  here.  The  valley  in  which 
it  is  situated  is  very  rich  agriculturally 
speaking,  and  the  stock-raising  interests 
are  gradually  developing.  The  scenery 
in  the  vicinity  is  picturesque,  and  the 
hum  of  machinery  in  the  saw-mills, 
sash  and  door  factory,  and  woolen-mill, 
are  sounds  that  give  it  an  air  of  manu- 
facturing importance  and  leave  an  im- 
pression of  its  permanency  that  is  de- 
cidedly encouraging.  The  power  de- 
rived from  Ashland  Creek  would  be 
sufficient  to  drive  the  machinery  of  Bir- 


mingham. Its  climatic  features  are 
most  favorable  and  the  sanitary  condi- 
tion of  the  place  is  superb. 

Anderson  E  K  (Wagner  ft  Anderson  and 

Ashland  Woolen  Mfg  Co) 
Anderson  Sisters  (Misses  L  V  and  M  H 

Anderson),  millinery  and  dressmaking 
Ashland  College  and  Nomud  School,  La- 

dru  Royal  pres 
hSSLKSO    HOVSEi  Jasper  Houok 

proprietor 
"AGBLAHB     TIDINOS"    (weekly). 

Wm  H  Leeds  proprietor 
ASHLAND  WOOlisar  MANUPAC- 

TTJBING  00  (James  Thornton,  W  H 

Atkinson,  Jacob  Wagner,  E  K  Ander- 
son and  J  M  McCall) 
Atkinson  W*H  (Ashland  Woolen  Mfg  Co 

and  McCall,  Atkinson  ft  Co) 
Baum  ft  Hill  (Morris  Baum  and  H  C 

Hill),  furniture 
Baum  Morris  (Baum  ft  Hill) 
Burriss  I  W,   billiard  saloon  and  city 

trustee 
Burson  H  J,  gunsmith 
Butler,  Drake  ft  Co  (G  S  Butler,   M  H 

Drake  and  J  Thompson),  general  mer- 

chftllQlBO 

Butler  G  S  (Butler,  Drake  ft  Co) 

CENTRAL  HOUSE.  Benj  Zumwalt 
proprietor 

GHITWOOD  J.H.  druggist  and  physi- 
cian 

Coolidge  O,  nurseryman 

Countryman  Mrs  M,  millinery  and  dre:ss- 
makinff 

Daley  ft  Co  (W  C  Daley,  J  R  Tozer  and 
and  H  S  Emery),  sash,  door  and  fur- 
niture factory 

Daley  W  C  (Daley  ft  Co) 

De  Peatt  E,  bootmaker 

Dewey  L  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Drake  M  H  (Butler,  Drake  ft  Co) 

Emery  H  S  (Daley  ft  Co) 

Fordyce  Geo  W  (Fordyce,  Neil  ft  Co) 

Fordyce,  Neil  ft  Co  (G  W  Fordyce  and 
K  P  and  L  A  Neil),  meat  market 

Fountain  .1  D,  gon  mdse,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 
and  C  ft  O  Stage  Co 

Fox  H,  brickmakcr 

Fraley  John,  groceries 

Gillete  A  V,  city  recorder 

HAXMONI)  A  P>  attorney-at-law, 
real  estate  agt  and  postmaster 

Harris  Wm,  city  trustee 

Hill  H  C  (Baum  ft  Hill),  city  trustee 

HOnCK  JASPER,  proprietor  Ashland 
House 

Hutohins  J  B,  glovemaker 

Inlow  H  T  (Inlow  ft  Wimer  Bros),  and 


Inlow  ft  Wimer  Bros  (H  T  Inlow  and  E 
R  and  J  O  C  Wimer),  druggists 


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Eentnor  W  W,  wagonmaker 

Klum  C  K,  harness  and  saddles  andmgr 

W  U  Tel  Co 
LEEDS  WH  Hi  editor  and  proprietor 

"Ashland  '^idincs" 
HARSH  L  S  Pi  designer  and  builder, 

manufacturer  and  dealer  in   lumber, 

sash,  doors,  blinds,  etc 
Mayer  M,  tailor 

HcCALL,  ATEINSON  &  CO  (JM 

McCall,  \V  H  Atkinson  and  W  A 
Wilshire),  general  merchandise 

McCallJM  (Ashland  Woolen  Mfg  Co 
and  McCall,  Atkinson  &  Co) 

McHattan  F,  painter 

Miller  E  M,  blacksmith 

Miller  &  Murray  (J  F  Miller  and  F  C 
Murray),  blacksmiths 

MORGAN  SAMUEL,  blacksmith 

MuUer  John  S,  watchmaker  and  je'-:  ^ier 

Murray  F  C,  blacksmith 

Myer  Bros  (H  C  and  OR  Myer),  hard- 
ware, stoves  and  tinware 

Myer  O  R  (Myer  Bros),  watchmaker 
and  jeweler 

Myer  W  C,  importer  and  breeder  of 
PeVcheron  horses,  Shetland  ponies,  etc 

Neil  L  A  (Fordyce,  Neil  &  Co) 

Neil  R  P  (Fordyce,  Neil  &  Co) 

NORTON  HEinLTi  livery  stable  and 
city  trustee 

Parsons  John  S,  physician 

Phillips  H  F,  propr  Ahsland  and  Link- 
ville  Stage  Line 

Reeser  B  F,  stoves  and  hardware 

Root  Horace,  justice  of  the  peace 

Royal  Ladru,  prea  Ashland  College  and 
Normal  School 

Royal  M  G,  principal  Ashland  College 
and  Normal  Scli' 

Russell  J  H,  marbk  wurks 

•Sears  J  A,  barbar 

Sharp  Rev  B  J,  clergyman   (Met)  "(list) 

Smith  Bros  (H  and  L  Smith/,  black- 
smiths 

Smith  Miss  E  C,  millinery 

Smith  Harry,  blacksmith 

Taylor  H  D,  constable  and  city  marshal 

Taylor  J  M,  dentist 

Thompson  J  (Butler,  Drake  tc  Co),  city 
trustee 

Thornton  James  (Ashland  Woolen  Mfg 
Co),  city  trustee 

Tozer  J  R  (Daley  &  Co) 

Vining  R  T,  fruits,  candies,  etc,  ice 
cream  saloon 

Wagner  &  Anderson  (Jacob  Wagner 
and  E  K  Anderson),  Houring-mills 

Wagner  Jacob  (Wagner  &  Anderson), 
and  Ashland  Woolen  Mfg  Co 

Willits  B  R,  notary  public,  conveyan- 
cer and  collector 

Wilshire  W  A  (McCall,  Atkinson  &  Co) 

Wimer  E  R  (Inlow  &  Wimer  Bros) 


Wimer  J  O  C  (Inlow  &  Wimer  Bros) 
Wise  Bros  (Sol  and  J  M  Wise),  general 

merchandise 
Wolters  John,  bakery 
ZUMWALT  BENJ,  Central  House 


ASTORIA. 

Clatsop  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  near  the  es- 
tuary of  Columbia  River,  95  miles  be- 
low the  city  of  Portland. 
It  is  the  oldest  town  of  English  set- 
tlement on  the  Pacific  Coast,  having 
been  used  as  a  post  by  the  Hudson  Bay 
Company  as  early  as  1808.  Its  perma- 
nent population  approaches  4,000  but 
that  number  is  greatly  augmented  in 
the  fishing  and  canning  season  by  the 
large  number  who  engage  in  those  indus- 
tries. The  town  depends  mainly  upon 
the  salmon  interests  for  its  support, 
though  a  large  number  of  deep  water  ves- 
sels regularly  receive  their  cargoes  here, 
where  excellent  wharfage  and  storage,  is 
enjoyed.  The  manufacture  of  lumber 
is  also  an  important  iudustry  Astoria 
possesses  a  live  daily  and  weekly  news- 
paper, the  Aatorian,  published  by 
Messrs.  J.  F.  Halloran  &  Co.;  several 
churches  and  schools,  two  good  ho- 
tels, beside  a  full  complement  of  restau- 
rants and  boarding-houses,  and  a  fire 
department  that  cannot  be  beat  in  the 
State.  In  the  latter  institution  the 
whole  male  population  take  an  enthu- 
siastic   interest not     spasmodically 

l)ut  all  the  time;  and  this  popular  zeal 
is  commendable,  for  the  town  is  pecu- 
liarly circumstanced  in  that  its  main 
business  quarter  d  necessarily  built  of 
wood  on  piles  .t  the  foot  of  the  hill  and 
expo8e<l  continually  to  the  ocean's 
breezes  The  Portland  department  will 
hear  testimony  to  the  efficiency  of  the 
"tire  lads  "  of  Astoria.  Astoria  ispirt- 
ly  built  on  tl  steep  side  hills  that  sur- 
round it  (from  which  may  be  enjoyed  an 
ex  tl  naive  view  of  the  incomparable 
scenery  of  the  vicinity)  although  the 
greater  and  most  important  portion  of 
it  has  bciMi  constructed  upon  piling 
above  th;'  water.  The  Custom  House 
and  ]  >>ffice,  situated  in  a  pretty 
sqiKti  ,  18  a  handsome  two-story  stone 
building  with  an  observatory.  Some  of 
the  largest  salmon  canneries  on  the  Co- 
lumbia River  are  locuted  here,  and  in  the 
season  thousands  of  men  are  employed, 
the  fishing  affording  employment  to  a 
large  number.  The  interior  of  the  State, 
every  summer  sends  large  numbers  to 
Astoria,  where  they  may  enjoy  the  cool- 


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WHITB  BROS.,  IS  *  IS  Main  and  14  *  1«  ISpear 
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ing  and  invigorating  breezes  of  old  ocean. 
Doctor  Kicks,  an  esteemed  citizen  of 
Astoria,  is  our  authority  for  the  state- 
ment that  salmon  weighing  as  much 
as  IM  pounds  each  are  frequently 
brought  to  town  by  the  fishermen.  The 
doctor  also  tells  other  fish  stories,  but 
then  he  is  always  so  sociable  and  pleas- 
ant that  we  are  glad  to  meet  with  him 
and  listen  to  them. 

Besides  the  many  canning  establish- 
ments of  Astoria,  there  is  the  Variety 
Packing  Company,  which  puts  up  the 
salmon  m  oil  after  salting  and  smcming. 
Mr.  Borcher's  process  i  <  admirable,  and 
while  it  enriches  the  fish,  it  does  not 
detract,  from  its  natural  flavor. 

The  fast  propeller  steamer  Fleet- 
wood, Captain  if.  B.  Scott,  plies  be- 
tween Astoria  and  Portland,  making 
the  trip — 98  miles — in  the  remarkably 
fast   time   of  6  hours,  including   stop- 

Kages.      The    Fleetwood   affords   excel- 
mt  accommodations  for  passengers. 
The  O.   R.    &  N.  Co.  also. run  two 
steamers  a  day  (a  freight  and  a  fast  pas- 
senger) between  Portland  and  Astoria. 

Adair  S  D  ft  Co,  canneries 

Adler  Carl,  varieties,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Allen  A  V,  groceries  and  crockery 

Anderson  it  J,  president  and  superin- 
tendent Occident  Packing  Company 

Anglo-American  Packing  Co  Canneries 

ARNDTft  FEBCHSH  (Samuel  Arndt 
and  J  F  Ferchen),  machinists  and 
blacksmiths 

Arndt  Samuel  (Arndt  &  Ferchen) 

Arnold  I  J,  bootmaker  and  boots  and 
shoes 

"A8T0SIAV"  (dftily  -n^  weekly),  J 
F  Halloran  &  Co  ur.blishers 

Astoria  Fishery  Caiiueries 

A8T0BU  mOV  WORKS,  John  Fox 
superintendent  (see  adv) 

ASTOBIA  PACKHrO  CO.  M  J  Kin- 
ney agent,  San  Francisco  office,  22 
California 

BadoUet  &  Co,  canneries 

Baillie  Alex,  otft  B<'ilfour,  <!uthrie  &  Co 

BAIH  C  H  ft  00,  loors,  sash, 
blinds;  mouldin^'s,  boat  material, 
hardware,  lumber,  etc 

Baker  W  D,  physician 

Bannister  Wui,  restaurant  and 

BA&BY  ft 

Barry  and   P  A  Trullingcr), 

Shore  Mills  (saw) 
Barry  W  J  (Barry  &  TruUinger) 
Barth   &  Meyer  (Rudolph   Barth  and 

Michael  Meyer),  saloon 
Barth  Rudolph  (Barth  ft  Meyer) 
Beck  William,  bootmaker 


lodgings 

TRULUNOEB  (W  j 

West 


BENTILA  FEANK.  saloon,  Upper 
Town 

Berandes  Henry,  bootmaker 

Beraman  ft  Berry  (Isaac  Bergman  and  A 
W  Berry),  meat  market 

Bergman  ft  Co  (Victor  Bergman  and 
Rudolph  Lundblad),  saloon 

Bergman  Isaac  (Bergman  ft  Berry) 

Bergman  Victor  (Bergman  ft  Co) 

Berry  A  W  (Bergman  ft  Berry) 

Bieloh  A,  Central  Hotel 

Blissett  C  Y,  meat  market  and  groceries 

BOCK  WILLIAM,  saloon 

Booth  A  A  Oo,  canneries 

BOKGHEBS  J  T>  Variety  Packing  Co, 
Concomly  bet  Main  and  Benton 

BOSOLIThG  N  0,  Norden  House,  sa- 
loon wd  boarding 

BOWLBT  J  Q  A.  attomey-at-law 

BOZOBTH  J  0.  notaiy  public,  insur- 
ance agent  and  U  S  Commissioner 

B&ACKEB  THE0>  manager  L  K  O 
Smith's  cigar  store 

Brakke  A  T,  agt  for  Wm  T  Coleman  ft 
Co,  San  Francisco 

BROEMSER  THEODORE.  Mechan- 
ics' Hotel 

Brown  ft  Co  (Hiram  Brown  and  H  W 
Corbett),  wharf  and  storage 

Brown  Columbus,  deputy  U  S  collector 
of  customs 

Brown  J  A  (Brown  ft  McCabe) 

Brown  J  T,  saloon 

BROWH  ft  MoOABE  (J  A  Brown  and 
W  L  McCabe),  stevedores 

Bumey  W  T,  attorncy-at-Iaw 

Butler  A  P  (Royal  ft  Butler) 

CAMPBELL  ALEX,  billiard  saloon 

Carow  Chas  O,  bakery 

CASE  I  W.  general  merchandise  and 

CENTEHVIAL     HOTEL.    Charies 

Wallman  proprietor 

Central  Hotel,  A  Bieloh 

Chance  Wm,  postmaster 

Chapeman  Rev  W  T,  Methodist  clergy- 
man 

Charters  Joseph  G,  barber 

Cherry  P  L,  snip  and  commission  agt 

Classen  John  P,  candy  factory 

Coffenberry  G  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

C'Ohen  I,  ciry  goods  and  clothing 

COLLINS  MRS  &  saloon 

COLUMBDl  BREWERY.  John  Hahn 

Jroprietor 
umbia  Canniu^  Co,  canneries 
Cojin  .1  W,  druggist 

COOK    JAMES.    Seaman's   Boarding- 
house 
Cooper  C  H,  dry  goods,  etc 
Crang    Frederick,   physician  and  sur- 
geon 
V  ronk  Daniel  (Hanson  ft  Cronk) 


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967 


Crosby  Magnus  C,  stoves,  tinware  and 

hardware 
GROW  B  R  photographer 
DAGOETT  &  proprietor  Western  Ho- 
tel 
"DAILY   AND  WEEKLY  ASTO- 
EIAH,"  J  F  Halloran  &  Co  publish- 
ers  

DANIELSON  AUOXTST.  Astoria  Liq- 
uor Store,  and  Sample  Rooms 
Danziger  S,  clothing,  etc 
Davich  Nicholas,  boarding  and  saloon 
Day  Wm  B,  barber 
Dement  W  E,  druggist 
Devlin  John  A,  cannery 
Dixon  Roscoe,  oyster  saloon 
Dubravcie  D  (Serra  ft  Dubravcie) 
Dufner  Otto,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Eaton  T  W  (Warren  ik  Eaton) 
Edgar  Wm,  clears,  tobacco,  cutlery,  etc 
Elberson  F  B,  oakery  and  confectionery 
Elmore  Packing  Co,  cannery 
EMFE  HAB>TlNi  saloon,  upper  town 
FABBE  FRANK  (formerly  of  Port- 
land), oyster  and  ice  cream  saloon  and 
restaurant.    Meals  and  refreshments 
at  all  hours.    Near  Steamboat  Land- 
ing 
Ferchen  J  F  (Anidt  k  Ferchen) 
Ferchen  P  J,  saloon 
FERGUEM>N   A   Wi     architect     and 

builder 
Ferauson  J  E  (Surprenant  &  Ferguson) 
Fisher  F  A  (Wilson  &  Fisher) 
Fisher  U  F,  county  commissioner 
Fishermen's  Packing  Co,  cannery 
Flavel  George,  propr  bar  tugboat  and 

storage,  etc 
Foard  Martin  (Foard  &  Stokes) 
FOARD  ft  STOKES    (Martin  Foard 
and  J  J  Stokes),  groceries  and  commis- 
mission  merchants  (see  adv) 
FOOLIETTA  LOUIS,  saloon 

Foster  I,  varieties  and  saloon 

FOX   JOHN,   superintendent    Astoria 

Iron  Works 
FOX  P  H>  justice  of  peace 

FRANKLIN  B    &  undertaker,   cabi- 
netmaker and  coroner 
Fry  John  W  Sr,  bootmaker 

FULTON  A  Li  physician  and  surgeon 

FULTON  C  Wi  attomey-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Fulton  C  W,  city  attorney 

Gans  Geo  (John  Rehle  &  Co) 

Gearhart  J  W,  groceries 

Gilbert  Alex,  saloon 

Ginder  Alex,  saloon 

Goodman  P  J,  boots  and  shoes  and 
bootmaker 

Grant  Peter,  restaurant  and  liquors 

ORATKE  CHARLES.  Red  Star  Sa- 
loon 


Gray  J  H  D,  hay,  grain,  feed,  wood, 

coal  and  oysters 
HAHN   JOmi,  proprietor  Columbia 


Brewery  and  city  mayor 

HALLORAN  J  F  ft  00  (J  F  Hallo- 
ran  and  P  W  Parker),  publishers 
"Daily  and  Weekly  Astorian" 

Hambacher  Martin,  barber 

Hamilton  J  F,  ragr  W  U  Tel  Co 

HANSEN  BROS  (O  and  H  J  Hansen), 
architects  and  builders 

HANSEN  OUSTAV,  watches  and  jew- 
elry 

Hanson  Chaa  (Hanson  &  Cronk) 

HANSON,  ft  CRONK  (Chas  Hanson 
and  Daniel  Cronk),  restaurant  and  sa- 
loon 

Hanthom  &  Co,  canneries 

Harris  Sam,  Snug  Saloon 

Hartwiff  Louis,  contractor  and  builder 

Hawes  E  R,  steam  fitting  stoves  and 
tinware,  etc 

Headington  W  B,  carpenter 

Heilbom  Chas,  furniture  and  county 
treasurer 

HENRY  CHARLES,   restaurant 

HICKS  F  P,  dentist 

Hill  Geo,  saloon  and  variety  theater 

Hiller  John  G,  saloon 

HOLDEN  E  C>  auction  and  commis- 
sion, real  estate  and  insurance  agent 
(see  adv) 

Houseman  Mrs  R,  lodgings 

Howe  William,  boat  builder 

Hume  G  W,  saw-mill,  cannery  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Hume  Wm,  cannery 

HUSTLER  J  6,  wharfinger  with  Brown 
ft  Co  and  secretary  Astoria  Iron 
Works 

Hyde  Fred,  barber 

Ilwaco  Steam  Navigation  Co,  J  H  D 
Gray  agt 

Ingalls  S  G,  carpenter  and  glazier 

Jackins  C  E  (Jackins  ft  Parks) 

JACKINS  ft  PARKS  (C  E  Jackins  and 
D  Parks),  stoves  and  tinware 

Johansen  N,  general  merchandise 

Johnson  AM,  sailmaker 

Johnson  Harry  (E  Munsen  ft  Co) 

Johnson  L  I,  cigars  and  tobacco  and  ci- 
gar factory.  No  85,  San  Francisco,  Cal 

Jones  J  J,  carpenter  and  builder 

Joplin  J,  junk 

Kant  M  D,  merchant  tailor  and  clothing 

Karvanen  Gabriel,  saloon 

Keller  Adolph  (Moy  ft  Keller) 

Kelman  David,  marble  works 

Kinney  Augustus  C,  physician 

KINNEY  MABflHALL  J.  agent  As- 
toria Packing  Co,  San  Francisco  ofiice 
22  California  Street 
Kinsley  S,  phj^sician 
Kirchho£f  Lonis,  bakery 


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Kroael  F,  painter 

LA  FORGE  J  E*   dentist,  over  I  W 

Case's  store 
Leinenweber  C,  county  commissioner 
Lewis  Mrs  L  L,  dressmaking 
Lineker  Miss  A  M,  dressmaking 
Loeb  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors 
Loeb  N,  clothing  and  groceries 
Logan  Thos,  citr'  supt  of  streets 
Loughery  C  W.  chief  of  police  and  dep- 
uty U  S  marshal 
Lovett  George,  tailor 
Lundblad  iiudolph  (Bergman  &  Co) 
Malcom  Mi«  A,  millinery 
Marion  R  R,  saloon 
Marolini  Antonio,  restaurant 
Marguardt  Louis,  saloon 
May  C  A,  fruits  and  varieties 
McCabe  W  L  (Brown  &  McCabe) 

MoEWAN  OEOROE  E  boat  builder 
and  contractor  (see  adv) 

McGuire  C  A,  county  judge 

Mcintosh  D  A,  clothing  and  merchant 
tailor 

McLean  George,  blacksmith  and  boiler- 
maker 

Mead,  Merrill  &  McGregor  (T  F  Mead, 
E  S  Merrill  and  Wm  F  McGregor), 
box  factory  and  saw  and  planing-mill 

Meany  P  J,  tailor 

HECHANICrS  HOTEL.  Theodore 
Broeniser  proprietor 

Megler  A  J  (MecltT  &  Wright) 

MEOLEll  &  WRIGHT  (A  J  Megler 
and  Chas  S  Wright),  proprietors  Occi- 
dent Hotel 

Merryman  John  D,  U  S  collector  of  cus- 
toms 

Meyer  J  F,  piano  teacher 

Meyer  M,  Astoria  Brewery 

Meyer  Michael  (Barth  &,  Meyer),  and 
brewery 

MINT  SALOON,  William  Schuldt 
proprietor 

MONTGOMERY  JOHN  A.  stoves  and 

tinwure 
Moy  John  (Moy  &  Kellar) 
Moy  &  Keller  (John  Moy  and  Adolph 

KeUer),  meat  market 
MUNSEN  E  ft  CO  (^mii  Muusen  and 

Harry  Johnson),  saloon 
Munsen  Emil  (E  Munsen  &,  Co) 
NORDEN  HOUSE,   N  O  Borglung 

proprietor 
Norris  F*  C,  city  clerk  and  auditor 
Nowlan  M,  water  works 
Noyes  E  A,  agt  O  R  &  N  Co 
OCCIDENT  HOTEL.  Megler  &  Wright 

propriuturd 
Occident   Packing  Co,   M  J  Anderson 

pres  and  supt,  upper  town 
Ohler  Leonard,  barber 
Olson  Martin,  furniture 


OREGON  RAILWAY  ft  NAVIGA- 
TION 00.  £  A  Noyes  agent 

Pacific  tJnion  Paokina  Co 

PAPMAHL  ERNST,  propr  Bremer 
Beer  Hall 

Parker  C  L,  general  merchandise 

Parker  Frank  L.  groceries 

Parker  Gelo  F,  county  surveyor 

Parker  H  B.  propr  Parker  House 

Parker  House.  H  B  Parker  propr 

PARKER  P  W  (J  F  Halloran  &  Co) 

Parker  W  W,  county  assessor  and  in- 
surance agt 

Parks  D  (Jackins  &  Parks) 

Pike  &  Co  (H  L  and  F  £  Pike),  painters 

Powell  Mrs  M  E.  fancy  goods  and  toys 

Quinn  E  A,  groceries 

Rappleyea  Mrs  A.  dressmaking 

Rawlings  T  G.  fruit,  nuts,  etc 

Rehle  John  (John  Rehle  &  Co) 

Rehle  John  &  Co  (John  Rehle  and  Geo 
Gans),  meat  market 

Reynolds  A,  hotel 

Rodgers  John,  groceries 

Royal  &  Butler  (L  B  Royal  and  A  P 
Butler),  baioers 

Royal  L  B  (Royal  &  Butler),  watch- 
makers 

Scandinavian  Packing  Co,  cannery 

Schlussel  Simon,  dry  itoods 

SCHULDT  WILLIAM,  Mint  Saloon 

Seaside  Packing  Co,  cannery 

Sehlin  E  W,  saloon 

Serra  &  Dubravcic  (L  Serra  and  D 
Dubravcic),  hotel 

Serra  L  (Serra  &  Dubravcic) 

SHATTER  JAMES  C.  physician  und 
surgeon,  otKce  and  residence  opposite 
Occident  Hotel 

Sinclair  Robert,  saloon 

iSloop  H,  county  supt  public  schools 

SMITH  LEG.  Theo  Bracker  man- 
ager, cigars  and  tobacco 

Sovey  O,  saloon 

SP£l)DEN  R  R.  county  clerk  and 
reconler 

Spellmeir  Henry,  bootmaker 

Spexurth  A  G,  cigars,  tobacco  and  am- 
munition 

Staples  M  D  (G  A  Stinson  &  Co) 

Stephenson  John,  saloon 

Stevens  Chan  &  Son  (Chas  and  B  F 
Stevens),  books  and  stationery 

Stinson  G  A  (G  A  Stinson  &  Co) 

Stinson  (r  A  &  Co  (G  A  Stinson  and  M 
J>  Staples)  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers  

Stockton  C  H,  painter  '   -""^ 

Stokes  J  J  (Foard  9l  Stokes)         %N^-. 

Surprenant  &  Ferguson  (J  W  Surpre- 
nant  and  J  E  Ferguson),  contractors 
and  builders 

Surprenant  J  W  (Surprenant  &  Fer- 
guson) 


PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


CAIiVIM    IHI'TTIWU   A   HOW,    Pronrletors. 
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Taylor  Edward  A,  deputy  U  S  collector 

of  ouatoma 
Taylor  F  J,  attorney-at-law 
Timmina  C  &  Co,  cannery 
TruUincer  P  A  (Barry  ft  TruUinger) 
Tuttle  Jay,  physician 
Twilight  Mra   W    H,  restaurant   and 

lodginga 
Twombly  A  M,  sheriff 
Uhlenhart  Wm  L,  liarber 
Union  Packing  Co 
Van  Dusen  A  (A  Van  Duaen  &  Co),  agt 

W,  F  &  Co,  notary  public  and  inaur- 

ance  agt 
Van  Dusen  A  &  Co  (A,  B,  H  and  L  Van 

Duaen),  general  merchandiae 
VABIETT    PACKINO   CO,   J   T 

Borohera    proprietor,  Concomly   bet 

Main  and  Benton 
WAOiSER  MAX,  aaloon,  and  agent 

San  Franciaco  National  Brewery 
Walker  J  W,  juatice  of  peace,  Fiah- 

hawk  Precinct 

WALLKAN  CHARLES,   proprietor 

C«ntennial  Hotel 
Warren  D  K  (Warren  &  Eaton) 
Warren  k  Eaton  (D  K  Warren  and  T  W 

Eaton),  butchers  and  groceriea 
Warren  Mra  E  S,  millinery  and  fancy 

Wjooda 
ASS  A  D«   president  Aatoria  Iron 
Worka,  and  bar  pilot 
Weiman  N,  hotel  and  saloon 
West  Coast  Packinc  Co,  cannery 
WEST  SHORE  MILLS  (saw),  Barry 
&  Trulliuger  proprietors 


Wetherbee  &  Thomas,  cannery 
Willpren  Robt,  aaloon 
Williama  Jamea  &  Co,  cannery 
Williamson  Mra  P  M.  dressmaking 
WILSON  &  FISHER  (Louis  Wilson 
and  F  A  Fisher),  gi  oceries,  hardware, 
ship  chandlery,  doors,   sash,  paints, 
iron,  steel  and  coal 
Wilson  Louis  (Wilson  &  Fieher) 
WINCENT  0  H.  proprietor  Scandina- 
vian Hotel 
Winton  F  D,  attorney-at-law  and  police 

W judge 
iae  Marcus,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Wiae  Morria,  dry  gooda  and  clothing 
Wiasing  F  W,  bakery 
Wright  Charlea,  restaurant 
Wrisht  Charles  S  (Megler  &  Wright) 
Yee  Wo  Lung  &  Co,  general  mdse 


CO 


Hartin  Foard.  J.  J.  Stokea. 

FOARD  Sl  stokes, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

linnrin,GNcl»r;lllkiffue 

Tobacco,    Cigars,   Wines    and  liquors, 

Foreign  and  Domestic   Fruits  and 

Vegetables,  Flour,  Feed,   and 

Country  Produce,  and 

Oeneral  Commissioii  Merchants. 

ASTORIA,  OREGON. 
Next  to  O.  R.  &  N.  Co's  Dock. 


CO 


A.  D.  Wass,  Frcsiduiit.         ) 
J.  G.  HusTLKR,  Suoretary.    f 


J  I.  W.  Case,  Treasurer.  I  CO 

\  John  Fox,  Superintendent, 


ASTORIA  IRON  TKTORKS  1. 


BOILER  MAKING,  .^^ 

Engineering,  Blackumlthinjr  and  Cannery    CO 
Work  a  Specialty.  i  — ? 

Castlncs,  or  All  OeHcrlptionH, 

Made  to  Order. 

All  kinds  of  Repairinsr. 

Sheet  and  Bar  Iron  For  Sale. 

CORNER  OF 

Benton  and   Concomly  Streets. 


[Established  in  187.S.| 

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J.  F.  HALLORAN  &  CO., 

PROPRIETORS. 

Astoria,  Oregon. 

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Oregon — Astmia-Aurora. 


E.    C.    HOLDEN, 

AUCTIONEER. 

BEALESTATEICOHMISSION 

AND  nrSURANCE  AGENT. 


NOTlinYPOBLIC  FOR  STATE  OF  OREGON.  "<^ 


COMMISSIONER  OF  DEEDS  for  Washington  Ter. 


ASTORIA,  ORKGON. 


GEORGE  B.  McEWAN, 

PRACTICAL 

BOAT   BUILDER, 


Plans  and  Estimates  on  Contraot«  fur- 
nished on  application. 

Shop  on  Laikyette  Street,  near 
Kinney'a  Cannery. 

ASTORIA,  OREGON. 


AUMSVILLE. 

Marion  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Narrow  Gauge  Division  of  the  O.  R. 
&  N.  Co.'s  B.  R.  (East  Side),  66  miles 
southwest  of  Portland,  and  12  miles 
by  stage  south  of  Salem. 

Aaham  Job,  bootmaker 

COCKEBLINE  M  &  CO,  flonr-mill 

Heins  Andrew  &  Son,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker 

Hockersmith  W  G,  hotel 

Small  Isaac  H,  groceries 

Smith  J  K,  general  merchandise 


AURORA. 

Marion  Cocntt.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the  Ore- 
gon and  California  R.  R.  (East  Side), 
27  miles  south  of  Portland.  Possesses 
a  saw-mill  and  flourins-mill.  Popu- 
lation 150.  The  Albany  express 
train  bound  both  ways  stops  for  meals 
at  tho  Aurora  Hotel,  which  is  widely 
celebrated  for  the  excellence  of  its 
fare. 


Fronk  Charles,  agt  0  &  ;C  R  R,  W  U 

Tel  Co,  and  W,  F  &  Co 
Fry  Wm,  blacksmith 
Gerken  P,  miller  * 

Giesy  A  H,  watchmaker 
Giesy  Andrew  J,  physician 
Giesy  A  &  Son  (Andrew  and  Wm  Giesy), 

harnessmakers  and  saddles 
Giesy  Fred,  general  merchandise 
Giesy  H  £,  stoves  and  tinware 
GIBSY    JACIO&    Aurora    Hotel  (see 

adv) 
Giesy  Martin,  dru^^rist 
Giesy  N,  wheelwright 
Giesy  Wm,  saddler 

KOGHER   ANDREW,    general  mer 
chandise 

Krause  Geo,  bootmaker 

Miller  Geo,  furniture 

Ruge  Cbas,  notary  public 

Smith  Stephen,  notary  and  wagon- 
maker 

Stahl  John,  saloon 

WAONEB  DAVID  (estate  of),  David 
Wagner  Jr  '  nager,  flour-mill  and 
saw-mill 

Winters  Henry,  tailor 


AURORA  HOTEL  AND  RESTAURANT 

North  Bound  Albany  Stops  for  Breakfast. 

South  Bound  Albany  stops  for  Supper. 

Meals,  Fifty  Cents. 

The  Fare  is  unexcelled  by  any  Eating  House  in  Oregon. 

JACOB  CIE8Y,  Prpprletor. 


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971 


BAKER  CITY. 

Baker  Cocnit.  la  the  county  seat  and 
has  a  ponolation  of  1,300.  Its  loca- 
tion ia  the  lovftly  Powder  Valley  is 
very;  pretty  and  desirable  as  a  place  of 
residence.  Considerable  mining  is 
carried  on  and  the  stock-raising  inter- 
estr.  are  largely  developed,  the  grazing 
lard  contributing  quite  liberally  to 
that  end.  Reached  by  the  0.  R.  and 
N.  €o.'s  Railway  to  Umatilla;  by 
stage  185  miles  southeast  of  Umatilla. 

Abbot  M  D,  surveyor 

ABBOT  ft  SON  (M  H  and  Morris  D 

Abbot),      proprietors     and     editors 

"Baktr  County  Reveille" 
Baer  &  Bloch,  general  merchandise 
Baud  Frank,  constable 

"BAKER  CITY  TRIBUNE."  G  W 

Plumley  editor  and  proprietor 

"bAxeb  county  reveille,  " 

Abbot  &,  Son  editors  and  proprietors 

Bamberger  Frank,  general  merchandise 

Bamberger  J,  corcner 

Basche  P  ft  Co  (J  H  Parker  and  P 
Basche),  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements 

"BEDROCK  DEMOCRAT," J  T Don- 
nelly ft  Co  publishers 

Bishop  P  R,  stock  brands 

Bowen  I  B,  mgr  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Bowen  J  P  ft  Co  (J  P  Bowen  and  M  D 
Wisdom),  commission  merchants 

Caldwell  S  A,  county  commissioner 

Cleaver  Lou,  dentist 

Curtis  W  R,  representative 

DONNELLY  J  T  ft  CO,  publishers 

"Bedrock  Democrat" 
Durkee  H  C,  justice  of  the  peace 
Elmer  A  B,  agt  for  Joseph  Ferrault  sad- 

dlerymaker,  Boise  City,  I  T 
Elmer  A  B,  watches  and  jewelry 
Esi<!8  L  J,  physician 
Foft  Samuel,  carpenter 
FostCi*  C  M,  U  S  deputy  surveyor  and 

civil  engineer 
Gardner  J  B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Glesan  Frank,  saloon 
Gussenhnven  J  J,  physician  aud  surgeon 
Haines  J  D,  State  Senator 
Harper  Wm,  marshal 
Heilner,    Ottenheimer    ft    Co,    general 

merchandise 
Hfilner  S  A  ft  Co,  bankers 
Henderson  Thomas,  harness  and  saddles 
Holman  G  O,  attorney-at-law 
Houston  A  A,  contractor,  builder  and 
^^fr  pressed  brick 

Hughes  H  M  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
Hulsey  J  B,  physician 
Hyde  T  C,  notary  public  and  attorney 

and  oounselor-at-Iaw 
Ison  L  B,  representativa 


Jett  J  H,  marble  works 
Kaufman,  Haas    .  Durkheimer,  general 
merchandise    and    commission   mer- 
chants 
Lachner  J  M,  propr  Railroad  House 
Sachs  ft  Hohberg,  brewery 
Sachs  Julius,    wagonmaker  and  hard- 
ware, paints  and  oils 
Lawrence  A  J,  attorney-at-law 
Lawrence  ft  Ison  (A  J  Lawrence  and  S 

B  Ison),  attorneys-at-law 
Lew  ft  Twiss,  carpenters 
Littlefield  Chas,  boots  and  shoes 
YsComas  E  S,   real  estate  broker  and 

notary  public 
McCord  K  D,  county  treasurer 
McCord  S  B,  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements 
Mcintosh  Robt,  carpenter  and  builder 
McKinney  H  N,  druggist 
Mendelson  Louis,  hides  and  furs  - 
Moore  Frank,  photographer 
Moore  Mrs  E  S,  dress  and  cloakmaker 
Ottenheimer   S  ft  Co,  agts  Hamburg- 
American  Packet  Co 
Palmer  Chas  L,  groceries  and  varieties 
Palmer  John,  saiddle  and  harness  shop 
Parker  Rev  ft  Mrs,  select  school 
Parker  T  D,  county  clerk 
Partlow  R  S,  physician 
Payton  J  A,  school  8uj)t 
Perkins  E  P,  propr  Union  Meat  Market 

and  county  commissioner 
PLUHLEz  0  W(  editor  and  proprie- 
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Rainkin  D  S,  assessor 

Ray  C  C,  dentiet 

Reed  J  H,  attorney-at-law 

Reynolds  Edwin  W,  notary  public,  in- 
surance agt  and  city  recorder 

Piit^don  G  G,  agt  Singer  Machine 

Ruor  John  ft  Co,  lumber 

Rust  Henry,  propr  Pacific  Brewery 

Shepherd  J  M,  livery  stable  and  real  es- 
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Sterna  L  0,  attoriiey-»t-Uw 
Thompaon  John,  general  merohaudiae 
Tracy   Qeo  H,  booka,  atationery  and 

poatmaater 
TBAYILLIOH  W  W,  sheriff 
Virtue  Jamea  W,  banker 
Weller  &  Henry,  City  Meat  Market 
Wiadoin  J  W,  druggiat 
Wulff  S  W,  varietiea 

BRANDON. 

Coos  CouMTT.    A  poat-office. 

AverilleJ,  dairyman 

Baldwin  A,  wool  grower 

Bennett  Qeo,  aheep  raiaer 

Blaoklook  John,  wool  grower  and  quar* 

r^man 
Boioe  Z,  dairynum 
Bradley  Jamea,  cooper 
Carman  J  W,  atook  raiaer 
Clark  &  Dwyer,  wool  growera 
Emmette  A,  atock  raiaer 
Hermann  Chaa,  dairyman 
Johnaon       dairyman 
Kennedy  A,  carpenter 
LAHOLOIS  BSO&fi  blaokamitha,  wag- 

onmakera  and  dairymen 
Langloia  Chaa,  atock  raiser 
Lan^loia  Thoa,  atock  raiser 
Lewia  A,  dairyman 
Lewia  John,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 
Long  C,  dairyman 
MoLellan  ft  White,  dairymen 
Nelson  H,  fanner 
Nelson  O,  hotel 
Rosa  R  H,  mill  and  lumber 
Russell  J  P,  stock  raiser 
Shoemaker  M  F,  stock  raiser 
Thrift  Alex,  dairyman 
Tupper  J,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 
Turner  L,  biock  raiser 
Wooden  Thomas,  dairyman 


BARRON. 

Jackson  County.  A  post-office;  22 
miles  southeast  of  Jacksonville,  and  6 
miles  south  of  Ashland. 

BABSON  M  A,  postmaster 


BEAVERTON. 

Washington  County.  A  post-office; 
on  the  Oregon  ft  California  R.  R. 
(West  Side),  1 1  miles  from  Portland. 

Alexander  Edward,  blacksmith  and  car- 
riage mfr 
Allen  O  S,  carpenter 
Buchanan  Saml,  peddler  fancy  goods 
Burbnnk  Mra  .Jennie,  boarding-nouse 


Davia  Broa,  ateam  aaw-mill 

Fiaher  John  N,  contractor 

HAMILTON  A  J,  general  merchandiae, 
agt  Oregon  ft  California  R  R,  poat- 
maater, and  notary  public 

Hocken  W  O,  carpenter 

Horaey  P  W,  grooeriea  and  butcher 

Miller  H  W,  painter 

Rolf  Saml,  wagonmaker 

Shepoard  D,  carpenter 

Still  Mra  Catherine,  grooeriea  and  meat 
market 

Stone  Elijah,  blackamith 


BELKNAP  SPRINGS. 

Lanb  County.    Poat-office  MoKenzie 
Bridge. 

Hickman  John  W,  hotel 


BELLEVUE. 

Yamhill  County.  A  poat-office;  6 
milea  northweat  of  Amity,  and  6) 
milea  aontheaat  of  McMinnvUle.  Pop- 
ulation 40. 

Kinney  Joaeph,  blackamith 
PBOVOST  BROS,  general  merchandiae 

BETHANY. 

Washinwton  County.    A  post-office. 

OERBEB  TJLBICH.  general  merchan- 
diae. 


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JA0K.40N  County.      A    post-office, 
miles  northeast  uf  Jacksonville. 

Dunlap  David,  farmer 

Hall  ft  Phillips  (T  and  Ab  Hall  and  L 
Phillips),  saw-mill 

Parker  W  P  ft  Others,  aaw-mill 

Perry  Martin,  farmer 

FOP£  H  H,  postmaster 

Stought  John,  farmer 


BLALOCK. 

Wa.sco  County.  A  post,  express,  and 
telegraph  office;  on  the  O.  R.  ft  N. 
Co's  Railway  40  miles  oast  of  The 
Dalles.  Situated  in  an  agricultural 
district.  Principal  centre  for  all  mail 
routes  on  the  Columbia  River,  above 
The  Dalles. 

GRIFFIN  B  W.  hotel,  general  mor- 
chaudise,  and  notary  public 


BOON  S  FERRY. 

Clackamas  County.    See  Wilsonville. 


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BRADBURY. 

Columbia  Coumty.    A  poat-offioe. 

MoOraw  AjSeneral  rndse  and  liqaon 
BTM0N8  WniJAM.  poatmaater  and 
general  merohandiae 

BROOKS. 

Marion  County.  A  poat'offloe,  on  the 
Oregon  k  California  K.  R.  (Eaat 
Side),  43  milea  aoath  of  Portland; 
population  75. 

Beatty  J  W,  carpenter 
Beatty  M,  harneas  and  apring-bed  mfr 
Oreen  O,  general  merohandiae 
HABKiS  WILLIAM,   painta,   oila, 

medioinea,  postmaater  and  manafac- 

turer  of  plowa 
Jack  D  D,  olackamith  and  wagonmaker 
Jonea  M  L,  general  merohandiae 
Ramp  B  F,  luatice  of  the  peace 
Ward  ft   &IcDowell,   blackamitha  and 

wagonmakera 

BROWNSBOROUGH. 

Jackson  County.  A  poat- office,  15 
milea  rortheaat  of  Jackaonville. 

Bailey  D,  flour-mill 
Brown  H  R,  postmaster 
Brown  R  H,  general  merchandise 
Emery  E,  general  merchandise 
Farlow  W  P.  justice  of  the  peace 
Frey  Geo  W,  bootmaker 
GAAET  L  Ci  wagonmaker 

Garey ,  physician 

Miller  James,  b'idi{e  builder 
Murphy  John,  blacksmith 
Parker  Wm  U,  school  teacher  and  au- 
thor of  "  Family  Record  " 
Pool  Arthur  &  Sons,  blacksmiths 

Purden ,  blacksmith 

Simpson  Wm,  hotel 
Tyrrell  John,  constable 


BROWNSVILLE. 

Linn    County.    A    post   and   express 
oilice.  Brownsville  is  a  thriving  coun- 
try town,  situated  on  the  Calapooia 
River,  about  6  miles  from  Halsey.    It 
is  also  on  the  line  of  the  narrow-gauge 
railroad,  about  12  miles  south  of  Leb- 
anon and  100  miles  from  Portland. 
The  ori|;inal  town  site  waa  aurveyed 
in  the  apnng  of  1853,  by  Jamea  Blakely, 
and  ten  yeara  later  the  town  of  North 
Brownsville  was  laid  out  and  surveyed, 
and  it  now  containa  most  of  the  popula- 
tion and  busir  ess  houaea.    City  cnartera 
were  granted  to  both  towns  by  the  Leg- 


ialatnre  of  1876.  In  1861  the  Browna- 
ville  Woolen  Milla  were  erected  by  a 
joint  atook  company.  Siaoe  that  time 
eztenaive  improvementa  have  been  made 
to  theae  milla.  Thev  give  employment 
to  a  large  number  of  workmen,  and  an- 
nually tarn  ont  a  hundred  thonaand 
dollars  worth  of  the  beat  woolen  goods, 
which  oommand  the  higheat  prioeain 
Eaatem  and  foreign  marketa.  Laat  year 
over  200,000  pounda  of  wool  were  need, 
for  which  the  higheat  market  price  ia 
alwaya  paid. 

Archibald   Miaa   Joaie,    uuiiinery   and 

dreaamaking 
Archibald  P  H,  wagopmaker 
Arthnra  J  ]>,  blacksmith 
Barker  E  R,  physician 
Blakely  Goo  C.  dmggiat 
Brownaville  Woolen  Mills  Co,  Tbomaa 

Kay  anpt 
Bmaha  D,  painter 
Cooley  G  C  (Cooley  &  Waahbum) 
Cooley  ft  Washburn  (G  C  Cooley  and  J 

H  Waahbum),  gen  mdse 
Coahow  O  P,  general  merchandise 
Crane  M  B,  bootmaker 
Crawford  R  H,  physician 
Cioft  F  F  (Croft  ft  Thompson) 
Croft  ft  Thompson  (F  F  Croft  and  R  N 

Thompson),  general  merchandise 
Curl  R  H,  dentist 
Dyson  G  A,  stoves  and  tinware 
French  F,  groceries 
Galbraith  J  P,  attomey-at-law,  notary 

public,  and  sec  B  W  M  Co 

OIBLER  ft  MARTIN  (C  A  Qibler 
and  £  J  Martin),  bootmakers 

Goddard  H  W,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co,  and  O 
RR 

Hausman  A  C,  wagonmaker 

Hodes  Mrs  A,  millinery 

Howe  &  Thompson  (J  M  Howe  and  A  K 
Thompson),  narneksmakers 

Hume  Peter,  hardware,  paints,  oi's, 
wall  paper,  sewitag  machines,  and 
postmaster 

Irvine  J  B,  city  recorder 

Jack  E  W,  meat  market 

Jack  F  M,  livery  stable 

Jackson  Minor,  barber 

Kay  Thos,  supt  Brownsville  Woolen- 
mills  Co  

Klaffkey  T,  saw-mill  ^..^'^ 

Lemasters  Wm,  sewing  machine  agt 
and  constable 

Martin  E  J  (Gibler  ft  Martin) 

McCULLY  J  M.  Brownsville  Hotel 

McLeod  W  M,  tannery 

Miller  J  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

MOORE  JAMIS  H,  saloon 

Morelock  J  B  R  (Waters  ft  Morelock) 

Moses  R  W,  achool  teacher 


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Moyer  £  D,  Mwh  and  door  factory 

Mover  J  M,  pres  Brownsville  Woolen- 
mill 

Overill  H  J  C,  Justiw  of  peace 

Pillsburv  T  S,  watohmakcr  and  jeweler 

Rookwell  G  £,  gunimith 

8HAPF  C  W.  phyrioian 

Stanwrd  C  E,  grooeriea,  stationery, 
oigan  and  tobacco 

Standish  N  B,  blaokamith 

BTABR  ft  ^LAKELT.  druggiata 

Starr  I  W,  pliyaioian 

Thompaou  A  K  (Howe  &,  Thompaon) 

Thoinpaon  E,  furniture 

Thompaon  R  N  (Croft  &  Thompaon) 

Venner  J  F,  druogiat  and  photographer 

Voerg  Henrv,  bwery 

Waahburn  J  H  (Cooley  &  Waahbum) 

Waters  John  (Watera  &  Morelock) 

Watera  &  Morelock  (John  Waters  and 
J  B  R  Morelock),  flouring-mill 

Willig  Phillip,  merchant  tailor 

Willaon  J  H,  livery  stable 

Willaon  Samuel,  hotel 

Yates  W  E,  teacher 

BUENA  VISTA. 

Polk  County.  A  poat-ofiice,  on  the 
Willamette  River,  80  miles  southwest 
of  Portland.  Very  extensive  pottery 
worka  are  located  here,  whoae  pro- 
ductiona  find  their  way  to  every  mar- 
ket of  importance  on  the  Pacific 
Coaat.     Population  400. 

CALBREATH    D    M.    druggist    and 

poatmaster 
Canter  J  S,  general  merchandise 
Clark  B  S,  general  merchandise 
Coatea  J  S,  general  merchaudiae 
Cutz  J  C,  bootmaker 
Gillett  C  F,  blackamith 
Ennis  &  Whiteman,  griceries 
Krengle  A,  blacksmith 
Leonard  Ralph,  physician 
Linville  H 

MoCuUough  Chas,  machinist 
Richardson  A  J,  warehouse 
Rigler  Frank,  school  supt  and  teacher 
Smith  A  M,  pottery  and  tinware 
Smith  Joseph,  saw-mill 
Welch  Pat,  saloon 
Wells  R  F,  butcher 
Whiteman  S  J  L,  hotel  and  groceries 

BURNT  WOODS. 

Washington  Cocntv.    A  post-office. 
HEISLER  E  A,  postmaster 


BUTTE  CREEK. 

Clackahas  County.    A  post-office. 


Hallard  I  T,  blacksmith  and  wagonma- 

ker 
MOBQTJAM  A.  postmaster  and  general 

merchandise 
Morquam  P,  photographer 
Scott  R  H,  flour-mill  and  wx  mill  \ 


BUTTER  CREEK. 

Umatilla  County.    See  Vinson. 


BUTTEVILLE. 

Marion  County.    A  pust-offioe,  6  miles 
west  of  Aurora;  population  100. 

Allen  A  F,  blacksmith 
Duetsoh  Cha'    saloon 
(jallaud  S,  g  neral  merchandise 
Hobnch  H  H,  cider  manufacturer 
JENNINOS  B,    stationer,  news-agent 

and  postmaster 
Scheurer  W  R,  grocer,  grain-dealer  and 

warehouse 

CAMP^REEK. 

Lane  County.    A  post-office,  12  miles 
northeast  of  Eugene  City. 

WILOOX  MRS  R.  poatmiatruss 


CAMP  WATSON. 

Grant  County.  A  post-office,  13.'i  miles 
by  stage  toutheastof  The  Dalles;  pop- 
ulation 50. 

HOWE  M, 

Lasswell  ft  Warreii,  saw-mill 
Thornburg  C  N,  general  merchan  Use 


CANBY. 

Clackamas  County.  A  post-offico,  on 
the  Oregon  and  California  R.  R.  (East 
Side),  23  miles  south  of  Portland. 
Population  40. 

Cole  Bros,  saw-mill 

Daniels  ft  Walker,  saloon 

Knight  Adam,  blacksmith 

Knight  Chas,  druggist,  hotel  and  notary 

public 
Knight  George,  general  merchandise 
KNlOHT  WM,  general   merchandise, 

justice  of  peace,  agt  O  ft  C  R  R  Co 

and  postmaster 
Riggs  ft  Parker,  saw  and  planing-mill 

CANNON. 

Lank  County.     A  post-office. 
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CANYON  CITY. 

Grant  County.  A  post  and  expreu 
office.  !•  A  place  of  no  little  impor- 
tance, situated  on  John  Day  River,  in 
one  of  the  best  mining  districts  of  the 
State,  180  miles  by  stage  southeast  of 
The  Dalles.  The  placer  and  quartz 
leads  are  rich  in  gold.  Stock-raising 
is  extfinsively  carried  on,  and  the 
development  of  the  region  seems  to 
be  of  a  permanent  chnrr  >ter.  Good 
schools  are  an  attractive  leature,  and 
the  condition  of  the  place  from  a  san- 
itary stand  -point  is  superb.  Popula- 
tion 450. 

Boley  X  H,  books  and  stationery  and 

county  treasurer 
Boley  V  H,  dentist 
Bonham  (J  VV,  blacksmith 
Clark  W  H,  general  merchandise 
Cresop  O  P,  nheriff       , 
Davis  L  S,  mail  and  express  lines 
Douthit  Miss  M  L,  millinery 
Dustin  M,  attorney-at-law 
Eanes  J,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Pisk  W  K,  county  assessor 
Gearhart  O,  county  surveyor 

GRANT  COUNIT  NEWS  (The),  J 

H  Neal  publisher 

Gray  Bros,  butchers 

GrilHth  J  C,  saloon 

Grotli  &  Thompson  (A  H  Groth  and  M 
V  Thompson),  hotel 

Gundlach  Geo  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 

Hall  E,  stationery  and  varieties 

Harsloy  F  C,  druggist  and  pliysician 

Hazeltine  G  I,  photograiiher 

Horhurger  J,  butcher 

Horaley  F  C,  physician 

Horsley  T  P,  county  coroner 

Howard  J  W,  druggist  and  physician 

Hupprich  A,  bootmaker 

Jarrell  H  C,  county  clerk 

Kuhl  8c  Macey,  blacksmiths 

Kuhl  Peter,  livery  stable 

Lawrence  John,  county  commissioner 

Lockwood  Robt,  justice  of  peace 

Mack  J  W, superintendent  public  schools 

Metschan  Max,  tinner 

HETSCHAN  P  &  CiO,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Metschan  Phil,  county  judge 

NEAL  J  H.  publisher  "Grant  County 
News  " 

Nicolas  &  Todhunter,  hotel 

Olmstead  M  L,  attorney-at-law 

Overholt  &  Muldrich,  gen  mdse 

Parrish  C  W,  attorney-at-law 

Kinehart  &  Housman,  saloon 

Romig  J  H,  barber 

Schmidt  John,  carpenter  and  wagon- 
maker 


Sell  F  C,  saloon  and  brewery 

Sels  Henry  R,  general  merchandise 

Sired  Samuel,  furniture,  paints,  fto 

Smith  A  J,  watuhmaker 

Smith  Thomas  J,  carpenter 

Southworth  W  S,  lumber 

Sutherland  J  D,  carpenter  and  wagou 

maker 
Sweek  C  A,  attorney  and  notary  public 
Van  Horn  A  J,  county  commissioner 
Wood  &  Church  (I  H  Wood  and  J  W 

Church),  livery  stable 

CANYONVILLE. 

DouoLAS  County.   'See  North  Canyon- 
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CARLTON. 

Yamhill  County.  A  post-oilice  on  the 
Oregon  k  California  R.  R.  (West 
Side),  42  miles  southwest  of  Portland. 

Coldwell  J  R,  bootmaker  and  R  R  agt 

and  justice  of  peace 
Collins  J  W,  blacKsmith 
Fonts  L  &  Son,  warehouse 
Marston  H  L,  general  merchandise 
Rounds  M  A,  agricultural  implements 

and  postmaster 
Rounds  &  Thomason,  warehouse 
SMITH  JBi  groceries  and  drugs 
Wardle  R  M,  blacksmith 


CARTWRIGHTS. 

Lane  County.  A  post-office,  situated 
in  the  beautiful  valley  of  Siuslaw,  10 
miles  distant  from  Cottage  Grove  and 
24  miles  from  Eugene  City. 

CROW  &  MARTIN,  blacksmiths 
CROW  WM  N  (Crow  &  Martin) 
MARTIN  NAT  (Crow  &  Martin) 
Russell  Wm,  postmaster 

CENTERVILLE. 

Umatilla  County.  A  post  and  express 
office.  Reached  via  0.  R.  &  N.  Co's 
Railway  to  The  Dallas  or  Blalocks; 
stage  to  Centerville.     Population  300. 

Ballinger  J  T,  barber 

Burnett  T  S,  justice  of,,'peace  and  nota- 
ry public 

Clemons  B  D,  blacksmith  and  agricul- 
tural implements 

Cleve  Chas,  general  merchandise 

COOK    ft    IRVINE,    druggists,  an 
agents  W,  F  &  Co  and  U  I  and 
itaae  line 

COOK  W  T>   postmaster    and  nota 
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Coppook  Robert,  livery  itable 

Ck>y  D  G,  general  merchandise 

Cummina  K,  physician 

Cunningham  T,  agricultural  implements 

Dixie  J  a,  wagonmaker 

Froom  J  W,  hotel 

Green  E  8,  blacksmith 

Hamilton  ,  flouring-mill 

Hervey  B  E,  harness  and  saddlery 
Irvine  J  H,  physician 
Johnson  &  Wallace^  butchers 
Leaoh  Rev  J  E,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Morris  J  M,  general  merchandise 
Rowland  W  H,  physician 
St  Clair  T  C,  blacksmith 
Sharp  8  F,  physician 
Sloan  H  M,  olacksmith 
Hmith  Kasson,  hardware  and  agricultu- 
ral implements 
Swag.rart  B  F,  saloon 
Titsworth  &  Chessman  groceries 
Titsworth,  G  W,  grocer 
Wagner  W,  furniture 
Wilson  J  H,  saloon 


CENTRAL  POINT. 

Jackson    CocTNTr.    A     post-office,     ( 

miles  northeast  of  Jacksonville. 
FountHin  John,  constable 

MAQ&ltDEBBBOSi  general  merchan 

dise 
Wulton  Geo  S,  justice  of  peace 


CHADWELL 

Clatsop  County.    Apost-offics. 
TETTE  WILLIAM,  postmaster 


CHA^POEG. 

Marion  County.  A  post-offiee,  24  miles 
northeast  of  Salem. 

Du  Gas  E,  drugarist 

EBEBHARD  Ei  general  merchandise 

Feiscuweiler  Bros,  Hour-mills 

F'orsyth  J  B  &  Son,  saw-mill 

Hoefer  Ouu,  blacksmith 

Hoefcr  John,  capitalist  and  justice  of 

the  peace 
Jette  A,  general  mcrcaandise 
JetttA  Ji.  saloou 


CHESHER. 

Lank  Count-.    A  post-offioe,  20  miles 
northwest  of  Eugene  City. 

OBEEH  A  H,  postmaster 


CIVsL   BENP. 

[)ouar,AS  C')UNTY.     A  post-oflice. 
CLARK  MBS  E  J,  postmistress 


CLACKAMAS. 

Clackamas  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  Oregon  and  California  R.  I  (East 
Side),  10  miles  southeast  of  Portland. 

MATWftL  AETHUK.    general 
ohandise  and  postmaster 


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CLARKSVILLE. 

Bakkr  County.    A  post-office,  28  ailes 
by  sti^  southtMSt  of  Baker  City. 

AsburyH,  meat  market 

DOOLEY  J   J,    general    merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Elliott  Mrs  D,  hote' 
Leatherwood  W  J,  salooti 
Turchin  L  A,  blacksmith 


CLATSKANIE. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office,  26 
miles  northwest  of  St.  Helen.  Pop- 
ulation 100. 

Barr  Bros,  saw-mill 

Blackford  Wm,  carpet  weaver 

Blood  B  W,  wood  turner 

Bryant  &  Co,  saw-mill 

Conyers  Rev  E  W,  minister 

Lee  Kev  C  C,  clergyman 

Ramsey  A,  notary  public  and  justice  of 

the  peace        

TIGHENOE    WILSOE    K.    general 

merchandise 
Tichenor  Wm  H,  general  merchandise 


CLEEK. 

Wasco  County.    A  post-office. 
BELKNAP  H  A.  postmaster 

CLEVELAND. 

Douglas  County.  A  post-office,  12) 
miles  northwest  of  Koseburg  and  16 
miles  southwest  of  Oakland. 

GOOD  F  Ml  general  murohandise,  post- 
master  <i*n!^  flouring-mill 

CLIFTON. 

Clatsop  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  on  Columbia  River,  li)  miles 
east  of  Astoria. 

OBEOONPACKIEaOO(J  w  &  V 

Cook),  oackers  of  salmon,  etc 
WATBOV  &  BBAHNAE.  flab  cannery 


Lank  County. 
Forks. 


COBURG. 

Post-office  WilUmette 


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Owens  W  M,  aaw-mill  agt 
Plasters  Ben,  saloon 
Skinner  M  H,  druggist 
Smith  O  O,  millwnght 
Smith  Hiram,  saw-mill 
Steel  James  &  Co,  warehouse 
SUTTER  FBANK>  general  merchan- 
dise 
Vallee  C  M,  railroad  agt 


COLLINS. 

Bentok  County.    A  post-office. 

Cartis  \V  M,  blacksmith 
HCLGATE  JACO&  hotel  and  ferry 
Lutjens  H  A,  general  merchandise 
Ruble  D,  justice  of  the  peace 
Southworth  Lewis,  blacksmith 
Springer  John,  engineer 
Starr  Geo  M,  butcher 

COLUMBi/TciTY. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Columbia  River,  28  miles  northeast  of 
Portland. 

BEUSCH  JACOBt  general  merchandise 

Brown  F,  farmer 

Caplea  C  G,  physician 

(.'aplea  H,  postmaster 

Consil  &  Smith,  mill  owners 

Harris  John,  carpenter 

S|jencer  S  L,  carpenter 

VVharton  Bros,  wood 


CONNER  CREEK. 

Baker  Coiintv,  A  post-office,  34 miles 
from  Baker  t'ity. 

COVNER  CREEK  MININO  AND 
MANUFACTURINO  CO.  James  P 
F-kiill  suiierintcndeut 

7AT7LL  JAMES  P.  superintendent 
Conner  Cre^k  Mining  and  Manufac- 
turing Co  and  postmaHter 


COOS  CITY. 


COQUILLE. 

Coo3  County.    A  post-office  on  Coquille 
lliver,  12  miles  southwest  of  Fairview. 

ANDREWS  C,    general   merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Angell  W  C,  physician 
Buck  R  £,  livery  stable 
Bunch,  Bennett  &  Co,,  saw  and  flouring- 

mill  and  groceries 
Carrothers  \V  H,  general  mdse 
Collier  J  D,  hotel 
Hill  D,  blacksmith 
Leneve  S  L,  druggist 
Moulton  J  T,  groceries 
Myers  W  G,  macksmith 
Skerles  J  D,  saloon 
Snyder  J,  hotel 


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southeast 
100. 

ARRINOTON  JAMES  M.  postmaster 
Iiirdiii^  .lolui,  hotel  and  bootmaker 
ilaynes  .1  C,  hotel  and  cheese  factory 
Jarvi»  Ik.  Laird,  livery  stable 
Jones  B  B,  mining  superintendent 
King  J  H,  blacksmith 
McLaughlin  D  .1,  general  mdse 
Roberta  D,  hotel 
Watson  A,  Co,  liijuors 
Watson  D  L,  attorney -at-law 


CORNELIUS. 

Wamhinqton  County.  A  post  and  tel- 
egraph office,  on  the  Oregon  and  Cali- 
fornia R.  R.  (West  Side),  24  miles 
southwest  01  Portland.  It  was  named 
after  T.  R.  Cornelius,  Esq.,  a  promi- 
nent citizen.  Population  150.  The 
country  surrounding  it  is  strictly  of 
an  agricultural  nature. 

Bradley  I  F,  W  U  Tel  operator  and  agt 
O&CRR 

CORNELIUS  T  R.  general  merchan- 
dise and  real  estate  agent 

Cosper  Rev  W  J,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

DE  LETTS  J.  general  blacksmith, 
justice  of  peace  and  notary  public 

EmrickW  T,  saloon 

FATRCHILD  L  S.  butcher 

Hermann  Rev  J  E,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

McNUTT  R  W,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

ROLIE  LINCOLN  E,  wagonmaker 

Turpin  D  L,  boarding-house 


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CORVALLIS. 

Benton  County.     A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  oBice,  ou  the  Oregon  &  Cal- 
ifornia R.  R.  (West  Side). 
Is  a  county  seat,   nicely  situated  on 
the  west  bank  of  the  Willamette  River, 
and  is  spoken  of  as  one  of  the  pleasant- 
est  towns  in  the  "Webfoot  State." 

Its  population  is  about  2,000.  It  is 
the  seat  of  a  college  established  by  the 
M  E  Church,  an  academy  for  young 
ladies,  and  other  schools.  The  State 
Agricultural  College  is  also  situated  here 
and  is  in  a  prosperous  condition.  It 
contains  several  nice  churches,  all  well 
attended.  It  is  distant  from  Portland 
85  miles  by  river,  whieli  is  navigable  for 
light  draft  ateamers  to  this  point.     Ya- 


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Saina  and  Alsen  Bays  are  located  about 
0  miles  distant,  and  are  favorite  places 
of  resort  during  the  summer  season,  and 
the  former  is  noted  for  its  oysters. 

Albreoht  W,  saloon 

Alexander  G  E,  physician 

Allen  &  Woodward  (E  Allen  and  E 
Woodward),  drugs  and  stationery 

Avery  N  B,  dentist  and  chief  fire  depart- 
ment 

Barber  N  R,  postmaster 

Basen  Nick,  meat  markets 

Bayley  J  R,  physician 

BELKNAP  BROS  &  KENEBT  (S  E 

and  E  M  Belknap  and  G^W  Kenedy), 
foundry  and  machine  shops 

Bell  J  R  N,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

"BENTON  LEADER,"  Hyde  ft  Mans- 
field proprietors 

Black  Rev  — ,  clergyman 

Blair  T  J,  warehouse 

Blumberg  J,  groceries 

BRYSON  J  R,  attorney -at-law  and 
county  judge 

Buford  T  J,  news  depot  and  county 
treasurer 

Burnett  John,  attornej'-at-law 

Carlilo  U,  notions  and  justice  of  peace 

Cauthoru  A  &  Son  (A  and  T  E  Cau- 
thom),  general  merchandise 

Cauthorn  J,  warehouse 

Chenoweth  F  AjChenoweth  &  Johnson), 
notary  public 

CHENOWETH  &  JOHNSON  (F  A 

Chenoweth  and  V  M  Johnson),  attor- 

neys-at-law 
Clark  N,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Corvallis  Brewery,  J  Kiley  propr 

"OORVALUS   GAZETTE.'     M    .s 

Woodcock  publisher 

CORVALLIS  SAMPLE  ROOMS,  J  W 

Stowell  proprietor 
( 'liiwford  W  C,  watchmaker 
DeCIiirk  &  Samuels  (F  DeClark  and  A 

Samuels),  wheat  storers 
Dunninu  H  P,  clergyman 
Efflin  Thcs,  livery  and  sale  stable 

Elliot  ,  clergyman 

EMBREE  T  V  B.  physician 
Exchange  Hotel,  L  r  Pond  propr 
Friendly  Max,  general  merchandise,  and 

propr  Corvallis  Saw-mills 
Graham  T,  druggist 
(iniham  W,  physician 
(Jretfoz  P  P,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

HAMILTON  JOB  ft  CO  (W  B  Hamil- 

ton),  bankets 
Hanson  J  W,  tailor 
Harris  H  K,  general  merchandi-e 
Hemphill  Housii,  Mrs  M  A  Hemphill 

propr 
HcmpniJl   Mrs  M    A,  propr  Hemphill 

House 


Hemphill  S  A,  harness  and  saddles 

Henderson  S  L,  barber 

HESLOP  E,  photographer 

Heslop  M,  physician 

Hillard  W  F,  blacksmith 

Hoag  W  M,  vice-pres  O  &  P  R  R;Co 

HOOES  A  ft   CO   (A  Hodes   and   J 

Pironi),  bakers 
Hodes  O,  gunsmith  and  cutler 
HOLOATE  E,  attorney -at-law  and  real 

estate  agent 
Homing  L  L,  wagonmaker 
Hudson  &  McTimmonds  (R   J  Hudson 
.r.iand  Joseph  McTimmonds),  saloon 
Huffman  Mrs  W  T,  dressmaking 
HTDE  ft  MANSFIELD  (V  R  Hyde 

and    W    H    Mansfield),    proprietors 

"Benton  Leader" 
Irvin  D  B,  bootmaker 
Irving  B  F,  W  U  Tel  operator  and  agt 

O  &  C  R  R 
Jac  tbs  &  Neugass  (M  Jacobs  and  S  and 

M  S  Neugass),  general  merchandise 
Jefireys  S    F,   attoniey-at-law,   notary 

Eublic,  and  city  recorder 
nson  F  M  (Chenoweth  &  Johnson), 

notary  public 
Johnson  F  A,  physician 
KELSAT    ft   KE^EE    (John  Kelsay 

and  H  Kesee),  attorneys-at-law 
Kelly  Mrs  J,  millinery  and  notions 
Kenedy  G  W  (Belknap  Bros  &  Kenedy) 
King  Sol,  iiropr  Corvallis  Lively  and 

Sale  Stable,  and  ahcrilF 
Kline  L  G  &  Co  (L  G  and  S  L  Kline), 

general  mdse,  and  agts  W,  F  &  Co 
Knight  M,  blacksmith 
KNiOHT  J   A,  furniture  and  under- 
taker 

Krecker  ,  clergyman 

Langworthy  A  J,  general  merchandise 
Ijee  A  Farra  (J  B  Ijee  and  G  R  Farra), 

physicians 
Lomer  J  R.  architect 
Ijook  S  H,  boots  and  shoes 
Mathisen  S,  wagonmaker 
McFadden   W   8,  attorney-at-law   and 

notary  public 

MILLER  ft  SCRAPFORD  ( I A  Miller 

and  J  B  ScrafTord),  marble  works 

Minsinger  k  Speidel  (J  Minsinger  and 
F  J  Speidel),  general  blacksmiths 

Moore  &  Spencer  (J  S  Moore  and  J 
Spencer),  naths  and  barbers 

Morris  W,  tailor 

Nush  C  H,  fancy  gcMnls 

Nash  WalHc,  2d  vice-pros  O  P  R   R  Co 

Noftger  M  L.  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Occidental  Hotel,  Mrs  N  C  Polley  propr 

0  P  R  R  CO,  W  M  Hoag  vice  president 
and  general  manager 

Palladay  T  K,  bootmaker 

Pitm'in  W  M,  sash  and  door  factory 


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PoUey  Mrs  N  C,  propr  Occidental  Hotel 
PoUey  &  Powers  (J  C  PoUey  and  A  G 

Powers),  saloon 
Pond  L  P,  propr  Exchange  Hotel 
Powers  Cyrus,  saloon 
Pygall  A  K,  city  marshal 
Ray  John  Sc  Son  (John  and  A  J  Ray), 

groceries  and  crockery 
Rayburn  J  W,  attorney-at-law 
Riley  John,  propr  Corvallis  Brewery 
Rosenthal  E,  gents'  furnishing  goods 
St  Clair  W,  harness  and  saddles 
Senders  J,  general  merchandise 
Smith  W  P,  physician 
Stock  M,  general  merchandise 
STOWELL  J  W,  proprietor  Corvallis 

Sample  Rooms 
Taylor  B  T  &  Son  (B  T  and  J  C  Taylor), 

butchers 
Taylor  E  H,  dentist 


Vaughan  E  C  &  Co  (E  C  Vaughan),  gro- 
ceries and  crockery 

Vincent  H  W,  propr  Vincent  House 

Weber  J,  stoves  and  tinware 

WEBER  P,  furniture  dealer 

White  B  G,  saloon 

Whitney  C  H  &  Co  (C  H  Whituey  and 
L  Bettman),  furnishing  «nd  dry  goods 

Will  Bros  (J  W  and  A  H  Vv^iU),  gun- 
smiths and  sewing  machines 

Wilson  B  W,  county  clerk 

Wilson  J  O,  deputy  county  clerk 

WOODCOCKS  BALDWIN  (M  S 
Woodcock  and  VV^  Baldwin),  hard- 
ware, stoves  and  tinware 

WOODCOGKMS,  attorney-at-law, 
notary  public  and  publisher  "Cor- 
vallis Gazette  " 

Zierolf  P  M  *;  Co  'P  M  Zierolf  and  N  L 
Raber),  groceries 


The  Corvallis  Gazette 

EMited  and  I'rinted  entire,  at  liome,  without  the  use  of  "  Patent  Reading;  Matter." 

PUBLISHED  WEEKLY  AT  CORVALLIS,  OREGON, 

ON  THE  LINE  OK  THE 

0.  p.  R.  R.  and  at  th '  Southern  Terminus  of  the  0.  &  C.  R.  R. 

A  Large  Circulation  to  Bona  Fide  Subscribers. 
M.  8.  WOODCOCK,  Publisher. 


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COTTAGE  GROVE. 

Lank  County.  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph o(Hct>,  ou  tlie  Ore>;t>u  &  Cali- 
fornia R.  K.  (E'Ast  Sid'),  •'54  miles 
northeast  of  Uoseburg.  Population 
•20t». 

Adams  Mrs  >S  M,  milliner 
Bean  J  W,  physician 
Casey  &  Eliier, 

makers 
Chance  H  H,  groceries  and  liquors 
Chrisniim  Scott,  saddlery  and  harness 

CEOW  WILLIAM  N.  blacksmith 

(ravonitt  M  P,  Huur-mill 

Hubburd  H  A,  bootmaker 

Johnson  A  F,  groceries 

Knox  O  F,  butcher 

Lurch  Bros,  general  merchaiuii'U} 

Stevenson  Cm,  jeweler 

Stoifer  &    Marklcy,    blacksmiths 

wagoiinmkers 
Thompson  H,  saloon 
Thornton  J  V,  hotel 
Vauahn  J  W,  rinurniill 
WalTaco  J  C,  livery  stable 
Wharton  L  B,  butcher 
WHIFPLB  E  W,  postmaster 


COVE. 

Union  County.  A  post-office. 

Borroughs  Sam,  plauiug-mill 

<>ass  Jack,  tannery 

Geer  H  J,  nurseryman 

HAYDEN  E  E,  stock-raiser 

Payne  James,  cheese  factory 

Payne  &  Jaycox,  general  merchandise 

Kiisaell  T  J,  blacksmith 


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CRAWFORDSVILLE. 

Linn  CoirNTV.  A  post-oltice,  located 
in  the  valley  of  the  Oalapooia,  six 
miles  above  Brownsville.  The  situa- 
tion is  a  very  pretty  one,  but  the  poi 
ulation  of  the  village  is  very  smai 
Thenj  is  one  church,   owned  by  the 

¥eople,  and  free  to  all  denominations, 
hero    are    two    substantial    school 
hou«ies  in  the  district.     The  valley  is 


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about  two  miles  wide,  and  the  land  is 
very  rich  and  productive. 

Crawford  &  Fuller,  planing-milli 
Derrick  H,  blacksmith 
GLASS  ft  BISHOPt  general  merchan- 
dise 


CRESWELL 

Lani  Countt.    a   post    and   express 
office  on  the  Oregon  &  California  R.R. 

SEast  Side),^  63  miles  northeast  of  Kose- 
mrg. 

Belshaw  &  Martin,  druggists 
Belshaw  T,  justice  of  the  peace 
Qilfrey  John  T,  general  merchandise 
HOWSH  A  Wi  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Hughes  A,  blacksmith 
Hughes  John,  blacksmith 
HuntWm,  bootmaker 
Robinett  M,  bootmaker 
Scarbrongh  L  D,  physician 
Thornton  J,  hotel 
Thornton  M  J,  sroceries 
Turrell  ft  Son,  nour-mills  . 


CROMWELL. 

Union  County.    A  post-office. 
CROMWELL  JULIUS  T,  postmaster 


C^OSS  HOLLOWS. 

Wasco  County.     A  post-office, 
Friend  I  N,  blacksmith 
SCHERNECKER  A.  general  merchan- 
dise 


CROSS  KEYS. 

Wa.sco  County.     A  post-office. 
BUTLER  E  0.  postmaster 


CROW. 

Lank  County.     A  pos*'-office,  20  miles 

north  west  of  Eugene  City. 
HEMEKWAT  A,  i  ostmaster 

CROWLEYS. 

Polk  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Oregon  ft  California  R.  R.  (West 
Side),  66  miles  southwest  of  Poitland. 

Sears  I  K,  warehouse 

STEVENS  E  Si  general  merchandise 

DALLAS. 

Polk  Coitnty.     A  post  and  ezpresi  of- 


fice^ on  the  O.  R.  ft  N.  Co's  Railway, 
Narrow  Gauge  Division  (West  Side), 
and  is  reached  by  daily  BtiM|es  from 
Salem  16  miles  distant.  The  soil 
surrounding  the  place  is  a  rich  loam, 
and  remarkably  productive.  It  is  also 
reached  by  steamboats  plying  on  the 
Willamette  and  stage  from  Independ- 
ence 9  miles  away. 

Alderson  Rev  C,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Armstrong  Or,  saloon 

Ashbaugh  John,  restaurant 

Bettman  ft  Rosenblatt  (L  Bettman  and 
S  Rosenblatt),  gen  merchandise 

Brown  F  A,  wagonmaker 

Brown  W  C,  general  merchandise 

Bums  ft  Morrison  (D  N  Burns  and  J  C 
Morrison),  livery  and  sale  stable 

Butler  H  J,  seneral  merchandise 

Campbell  J  M,  furniture 

Capps  Wm,  physician 

Casper  H  B,  tinner 

Cole  J  W,  coroner 

Collihs  F  M,  butcher 

Collins  J  L,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

COSFER  H  R  stoves  and  tinware 

Craven  Joseph,  county  commissioner 

Crider  J  W,  groceries 

Daly  ft  Butler  (J  J  Daly  and  N  L  But- 
ler), attorneys-at-Iaw 

Dal^  J  J  (Daly  ft  Butler),  notary  public 

Elkms  W  S,  real  estate  agent 

Ellis  W,  groceries 

GOOD  GEO  E  publisher  "Polk  County 
Itemizer"  (Dallas  and   Independence) 

Grant  W  ,  city  marshal 

Hagood  H,  restaurant 

Hawley  J  H,  representative 

HOLltAN  H.  sheriff 

Holman  N,  livery  stable 

Hughes  ft  Guy  (C  Hughes  and  T  H 
Guy),  boot  and  shoemakers 

Hyde  J  L,  druggist 

James  J,  w.itchmaker 

Johns  C  A,  attorney-at-law,  notary  pub- 
lic and  city  recorder 

Johnson  G  VV,  harness  and  saddles 

Kientoff  Wm,  jewelry 

Kimball  I  R,  dentist 

Lee  J  D,  seneral  merchandise 

Lyons  H  W,  saloon 

Mason  I  T,  dentist 

Miller  £  T,  county  treasurer 

Miller  Jap  R,  druggist 

Mulkey  W  J,  county  assessor 

Myer  Mrs  Mary  C,  millinery 

Norton  E,  cooper 

Parson  ft  Schovee  (E  E  Parson  and  F 
H  Schovee),  proprs  Parson's  Hotel 

Patterson  F  A,  representative 

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Riges  Soott,  county  commissioner 

Bigler  Frank,  county  school  supt 

Rowell  C  6,  blacksmith 

Rowell  £  A,  dressmaker 

Rubell  W  H,  dentist 

SHELLET  BOSWELLt  county  clerk 

Shultz  John,  constable 

Sites  J  R,  physician 

Smith  F,  barber 

Smith  I,  county  judj^e 

SMITH  J  D>  postmaster 

Smith  J  £,  general  blacksmith 

Smith  J  N,  physician 

STILES  F  A,  harness  and  saddles 

Stint  A,  real  estate  agent 

Swain  Mrs  M  E,  dressmaker 

Tillotaon  Geo,  justice  of  peace 

Townsend  J  H,  attorney-at-law 

Truitt  VV,  attorney-at-law 

Wright  W  P,  county  surveyor 


DALLES  CITY. 

See  The  Dalles. 


DAMACUS. 

Clackamas  County.    A  post-office,  10 
miles  northeast  of  Oregon  City. 

BuchmanA,  farmer 
Farrar  D,  farmer 
Forbes  Ed,  farmer 
Ford  O  C,  farmer 
Halstead  Beiij,  farmer 
Sharick  Wm,  farmer 
Sharp  R  J,  farmer 

WELCH  MARGARET    A>  postmis- 
tress 
Winston  James,  fanner 


DETMERINQ  0  E>  general  merchan 
disc  and  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Fletcher  Luther,  butcher 

FREE  PRESS,  A  L  Saylor  publisher 

Giltner  Frank,  saloon 

Hanson  8  D,  barber 

HARRIS  R  L.  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Hill  F  A,  drujigist  and  groceries 

Hill  Mrs  F  A,  millinery 

Jones  &  Nichols,  general  mdse 

Jones  J  (Nichols  &  Jones) 

Ix^an  Thomas,  harnessmaker 

Logan  8l  Co,  livery  stable 

TiOgan  &  Nash,  express  line 

'ijoeau  Wm,  livery  stable 

Mills  'vV  A  B,  physician 

Morse  &  Harris  (B  F  Morse  and  B  E 
Harris),  blacksmiths  and  wagonma- 
kers 

Mutchler  Alex,  wazonmaker 

Nichols  I  (Nichols  ft  Jones) 

Nichols  &  Jones  (I  Nichols  and  J  Jones), 
general  merchandise 

Powell  W  S,  saw-mill 
RileyJ  B,  propr  Dayton  Hotel 

SAxLOR  A  Li  drug:{tst,  books,  insur- 
ance agent,  postmaster  and  publisher 
"Free  Press'' 
Wataon  J  T,  general  merchandise 
WINTER  DANIEL,  boot  and  shoe- 
maker 
Wolfe  J  T,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


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DAY  S  CREEK. 

DoCQiiAS  CoiTNTy.     A  post-office, 
ted  7  miles  from  Canyon  ville. 

HANKS  JOHN  T,  postmaster 


DELL. 

Baker  County.  A  post-office  situated 
on  Willow  Creek.  The  people  are 
employed  in  farming  and  cattle  and 
stock  raising. 

GRAY  G  J«  postmaster 


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DAYTON. 

Yamhill  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  is  a  town  of  400  population, 
situated  on  the  Yamhill  River,  30 
miles  from  Portland.  The  means  of 
access  are  those  which  are  offiired  by 
a  private  stage  line,  connecting  with 
traiuH  on  the  West  Side  U.  R.  It  is 
quito  a  shipping  point. 

Abdill  O  B,  stoves  and  tinware 
Ball  — ,  physician 
Becker  Charles,  blacksmith 
Crane  A  A,  mjjr  Divyton  Flouring  Mills 
Dayton  Flouring  Mill  Co,  A  A  Crane 
manager 


DENMARK. 

Curry  County.    A  post-office 

Fitzhugh  Geo,  surveyor  and 
neer 

lA)ng  Chris,  dairym.in 

LOilENTZEN  a  C.  general  merchan- 
dise, postmaster  a\id  justice  of  peace 

Nelson  P,  blacksmith 

Thrift  A  H,  dairyman 

Upton  J  H,  attornty-at-law  and  notary 
public 


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A  post-office,  17  miles 
Eugene  City.    Popula- 


Lane  County. 
southeast  of 
tion  100. 

HANBSAKER  SAMUEL,  dry  goods, 

clothing,  bouts  and  shoes,  mtdicines, 
I     tinware,  etc,  and  postmaster 
'  Painter  John  &  Co,  grist  mill 


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DILLEY. 

Washington  County.    A  post-office,  28 
miles  southwest  of  Portland. 

Aplin  J  P,  flour-mill  and  grain  dealer 

Ayers  L,  dairy 

Boyd  James,  newspaper  agent 

Boyd  M,  coal 

Hale  Bryant,  wood 

Hallett  J  L,  railroad  supt 

JOHNS  OEOJaOE   S,    nursery,    fruit 

dealer  and  ^arae  chickens 
McLeod  A  L,  insurance  agent 
McLeod  Wm,  gen  mdse  and  freight  agt 
McLeod  Wm  Jr,  sampler 
Parsons  E  L  &  Co,  attorneys-at-law  and 

contractors 
Reed  Thomas,  pension  agent 
Scoggin  W  G,  land  broker 
Scoggin  Wm,  machine  agent 
Strasser  L,  saloon 
Todd  T  P,  grain  dealer 


DIXIE. 

Polk  Codnty.     Post-office  Rickreal. 

Beck  O  C,  blacksmith 
FOX  ft  GOPELL,   general    merchan- 
dise 
Krotz,  Washorn  &  Co,  flour-mills 


DORA. 

Coos  County.  A  post-office,  28  miles 
southeast  of  Empire  City. 

Howe  C,  nursery 
SOOFIliij)  F  E>  postmaster 

DRAIN. 

Douglas  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Oregon  and 
California  K.  K.  (East  Side),  36  miles 
northeast  of  Roseburg. 

Aulauf  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 
fieckley  S,  livery  stable 
Carper  A  A,  wagoumaker  and  cabinet- 
maker 
DRAIN    &  CO,  general  merchandise 

DBAIN  ft  JOHNSON,  flour  mill 

Estes  E  A,  varieties 
Hasard  Charles,  hotel 
Hickathier  A,  bootmaker  and  photog- 
rapher 
Hurlburt  Rev  W,  Methodist 'clergyman 
Krewion  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Kuykendall  W,  druggist  and  physician 
Mattoon  John,  barber 
Ostertag  John,  blacksmith 
Palmer  Bros,  saw-mill 
Pftrrott  Miss,  dressmaker 


Payton  J  E,  phys.    an 

Rogers  H,  carpenter  and  contractor 

Sherrill  A,  hotel 

Stryker  D  S,  hotel 

Underbill  J  H,  meat  market 

Wangeman  J  C,  harnessmaker 


DUFUR. 

Wasco  County.    A  post-office. 

Allen  &  Herbert,  flou  ring-mill 
Bolma  Ed,  blacksmith 
Dufur  A  J  Jr,  justice  of  peace 
Nedrow  Geo,  carpenter  and  builder 
Simmons  S  C,  hotel 

WILLIAMS  C  At   general  merchan- 
dise, notary  public  and  postmaster 


DUNDEE. 

Yamhill  County.    A  post-office. 

Edwards  Jasper,  blacksmith 

LEWIS  W  H.  hotel,  land  agent  of  0  R 
&,  N  Co,  telegraph  operator,  and  post- 
master 


EAGLE  CREEK. 

Clackamas  County.  A  post-office,  16 
miles  northeast  of  Oregon  Ciiy.  Pop- 
ulation 75. 

Burhardt  &  Sinn,  general  merchandise 

Devine  &  Gard^painters 

ELSANDER  H.  banker 

Epperson  deo,  saw-mill 

Huflinan  P,  saw-mill 

Kirchherr  G,  blacksmith 

Neurath  Wm,  carpenter  and  builder 

Poe  James  M,  shingle- weaver 

Rann  J  F,  bootmaker 

Wilberu  H,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 


EAGLE  POINT. 

Jackson    County.     A    post-office, 
miles  northeast  of  Jacksonville. 

Ashpole  John,  constable 

Barker  R  L,  physician 

Brown  R  H,  general  merchandiie 

Daley  A  J,  grist-mill 

Emery  &,  Co,  general  merchandise 

INLOW  F  K  postmaster 

Purdin  M,  blacKsmith  and  justice 

peace 
Simon  P,  hotel 


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EAST  PORTLAND. 

Multnomah  County.     A  post  and  ex- 
press office. 
Directly  east  of  Portland,  on  the  op- 


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posite  bank  of  the  beautiful  Willamette 
Biver,  is  located  the  thriving  town  of 
East  Portland,  whose  inhabitants  claim 
the  honor  of  being  second  in  point  of 
population    in    the    State.      Notwith- 
standing the  sloughs  and  bottoms  which 
overflow    in    winter   along    her  water 
front,  health  is  excellent,  and  the  resi- 
dent physicians   have  ample  time  for 
rest  between  calls,  save  one  or  two  fav- 
orites.    Within  the  past  year,  improve- 
ments have  been  many  and  substantial, 
hundreds  of  new  houses  having  been 
erected;  rented'.before  work  was  fairly 
begun,  and  occupied  ere  the  plaster  on 
the  walls  was  dry.     The  future  seems 
even  brighter  still,  as  the  railway  routes 
will  for  the  time  being  at  least  find  a 
terminus  within  her  boundary.     Real 
estate  is  in  demand  and  changing  hands 
at  steadily  advancing   figures.     Many 
business  men  and  laborers  from  Port- 
land reside  on  the  east  side  on  account 
of  the  cheapness  of  rents,  which  makes 
it  to  Portland  what  Oakland  is  to  San 
Francisco.     East  Portland  now  boasts  a 
handsome  city  hall,  a  number  of  sub- 
stantial brick  business  houses,  and  many 
elegant  residences,   some  of   them  ap- 
proaching the  palatial  grandeur  of  the 
conspicious    ones    of    the    metropolis. 
Her  schools  are  conducted  upon  a  sys- 
tem similar  to  those  of  Portland,  and  in 
consequence  are  excellent.     None  but 
competent  teachers  are  employed,  and 
discipline  enforced   alike  in  every  de- 
partment.    The  people  of  Multnomah 
County  take  great  pride  in  their  schools, 
which  is  a  mark  designating  the  high 
intelligence     and     retiuemcnt    of    the 
masses.     She  has  a  well  organized  tire 
department. 


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Allison  Wni,  hotel 

Ausmus  B  F  (Jones  k  Ausmus) 

Austin    Cornelius  (Morgan,   Austin  & 
Luelliug) 

Beard  E  C  (H  D  McGuire&  Co),  news- 
paper  agency  and  job  printers 

BLH:k  vith  &  Frust  (L  O  Beckwith  and 
< ;  B  Frost),  groceries 

Beckwith  L  0  (Beckwith  &  Frost) 

Beetle  Bros  (A  P  and  C  E  Beebe),  hotel 

Bigsby  Theo,  cigars,  tobaoco,  fruit,  can- 
dies, &c 

Barman  L  &  D,  general  merchandise 

Bode  BVank,  bakery  and  groceries 

Brigham  EC,  watchmaker 

BronaskaG,  hotel 

BULLOCK  S,  justice  of  the    eace  and 
insurance  agent 

Bordin  E  W,  undertaker  aud  carpentei' 
and  builder 

Bymea  J  B  (Byrnes  &  Tompkins) 


Byrnes  &  Tompkins  (J  B  Byrnes  and  R 
Tompkins),  groceries  ana  fish  market 

Cameron  W  P  &  Co  (W  P  and  A  Came- 
ron), dry  goods,  clothing  and  milli- 
nery 

Charlton  Mrs  C,  physician 

Coffin  Henry  L,  dentist 

Coley  H  C,  physician 

Cougill  Mrs  M,  books  and  stationery  and 
postmistress 

Creitz  Wm  F  (Prettyman  &  Creitz 

Dalton  Wm,  hardware,  sash  and  doors, 
paints,  oils,  &c 

De  Boest  John,  saloon 

Doane  Rev  N,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

"EAST  FORTLAim  VINDICA- 
TOR" (weekly),  E  L  Thorp  publisher 

East  Portland  Water  Co,  H  D  McGuire 
superintendent 

Eddy  D  M,  physician 

Eggleston  J  M,  door,  sash  and  blind 
factory 

Fay  John,  saloon 

Freeman  Thos  B,  carriagemaker 

Frost  G  B  (Beckwith  t  Frost) 

Frush  J  H  &  Co,  real  estate  agents 

Garrison  C  G,  general  merchandise 

Gillespie  RL,  barber 

Gloss  Frank,  bootmaker 

Gordon  W  S,  stoves  ..ad  hardware 

Grady  James,  saloon 

Graham  C  H,  painter 

HAHN  WM.  barber 

Hall  J  H  (Hall  &  Stott) 

HALL  &  STOTT  (J  H  Hall  and  J  M 
Stott),  hardware  and  agricultural 
implements 

HANSEN    HANS>    nurseryman    and 
seedsman — othce  and  depot,  82  Front, 
Portland 
Harrineton  S  R,  attomey-at-law 
Hays  W  S,  billiards,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Hemtz  £,  barber  and  justice  of  the  peace 

HENDEE  D  H>  photographer 

Hill  H  C,  hamessmaker 

Hill  W  C,  door,  sash  and  blind  factory 

Hogue  H  A,  lumber  and  saw-mill 

Holmes  R  H  &  Son  (R  H  and  0  G 

Holmes),  groceries 
Irvin  I  A  (Logan  &  Irvin) 
Johnson  R  T,  groceries 
Jones  k  Ausmus  (Henry  Jones  and  B  F 

Ausmus)  wood,  flour  and  feed 
Jones  Henry  (Jones  &  Ausmus) 
Kadderley  J  J,  stoves  and  tinware 
Keenan  S  M,  hotel 
Kiessling  H  H,  boots  and  shoes 
Kindorf  Arthur  (Gus  Strube  &  Co) 
Kindorf  Fred  (Gus  Strube  k  Co) 
Kirk  A  L  (Matlock,  Kirk  k  Co) 

KITTERMAN  H  &  SON,  (H  and  A 

Kitterm^n),  groceries,  cor  5th  and  U 
Kroetz  John  (John  Kroetz  k  Co) 


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KEOETZ  JOHN  ft  CSO  (John  Kroetz 
and  Lambert  Kratz),  pro{>rieton 
Humboldt  Brewery 

Logan  A  H  (Matlock,  Kirk  ft  Co) 

Logan  F  L,  livery  stable 

hoffM  8c,  Irvin  (J  A  Logan  and  I  A  Ir- 
vin),  drugsiata 

Logan  J  A  (Logan  ft  Irvin) 

Logus  Chas,  pork  packer 

Lope  Adam,  aaloon 

Lowengardt  S,  general  merchandise 

Lucas  J  T,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Luelling  Alfrad  (Morgan,  Austin  ft  Lu> 
ellina),  notary  publio 

LTOHS  JAMES.  Hvery  and  feed  stable, 
cor  fith  and  L 

MATKMX,  KIRK  ft  CO  (T  J  Mat- 
lock, A  L  Kirk  and  A  H  Logan),  real 
estate  and  money  b.  okers 


Matlock  T  J  (Matlock,  Kirk  ft  Co) 
McCalla  W  A  (Wheeler  ft  McCalla) 
McGuire  H  D  ft  Co  (H  D  McOuire  and 

E  C  Beard),  real  estate  and  insurance 

agts 
Meyers  Henry,  saloon 

KOaOAN.  AUSTIN  ft  LUELLINO 

(H  B  Morgan,  Cornelius  Austin  and 
Alfred  Luelling),  real  estate  agents 
and  collectors 
Morgan  H  B  (Morgan,  Austin  ft  Luel- 
ling) 

Neppaoh  J  C  (Underbill  ft  Neppacb) 
Newell  J  A,  general  merchandue 
Nottage  G  E,  physician  and  pres  East 
Portland  Water  Co 

OREOOH  PUMP  WORK&  S  O  Wood 

proprietor 


OREGON  PUMP  WORKS 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  THE 


Dirigo  i  Challenge  Pumps 


AND  DKALRRS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 


We  make  all  of  our  o  wn  pumps,  and  can  supply  the  trade  at 
e&stcrn  prices. 


Orr  J  W,  waconmaker 

Parelius  M  w,  picture  frames  and  music 

Parker  J   F  and  J  B,  blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakers 
Payne  Frank,  East  Portland  Foundry 
Perry  Geo,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co 
Powell  ft  New  (James  Powell  and  Wm 

New),  livery  stable 

PRETTTMAN  ft  CREITZ  (Wm  D 

Prettyman  and  Wm  F  Creitz),  real 
estate  and  loan  atrents 
Prettyman  Wm  D  (Prettyman  ft  Creitz) 
Raffety  C  H  (Dav  Baffoty  ft  Bro),  phy- 
sician 


R.tffety  Dav  (Dav  Raffety  ft  Bro),  phy- 
sician 

Raffetv  Dav  ft  Bro  (Dav,  C  H  and  R  M 
Raffety),  druggists 

Riley  M.  bcotd  «ud  shoes 

Robertson  Thos,  druggists 

Rogers  J  H,  painter 

Ross  a  J,  groceries 

Royal  W  W,  physician 

Sails  Rev  T  L,  Methodist  clergyman 

Sbhloth  ft  Bro  (F  and  C  Schloth),  meat 
market 

Schmcer  Simon,  fruits,  candies,  etc 

Schrder  Wm,  saloon 


PRISON  CELLS, 


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Silker  J  M,  justica  of  the  peacr^ 

Smith  Albert  B,  feed  atabte 

Smith  C  B,  jphyaician 

Smith  Mrs  Ellen  J,  physician 

Smith  Mrs  Sarepta,  physician 

Smith  8,  physician 

Smith  T  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter 

Stott  J  M  (Hall  &  Stott) 

Strube  Qus  &.  Co  (Gustave  Strube,  Fred 

and  Arthur  Kindorf ),  wholesale  and 

retail  butchers 
Strube  Guatave  (Gus  Strube  &  Co) 
Sylvester  B,  blacksmith 
TUOSP  E  L.   publisher  "East  Port- 
land Vindicator" 
Tompkins  R  (Byrnes  &  Tompkins) 
Underbill  &  Neppach  (Wm  Underbill 

and  J  C  Neppach),  flour  and  feed 
Underbill  Wm  (Underbill  &  Neppach) 
Walder  Ulrich,  bakery 
Warren  Henry,  stationery  and  varieties 
Welch  Bros  (L  G  and  Thomas  Welch), 

druggists 

WENT  JOHN,  aaloon 
West  T  B,  general  merchandise 
Wheeler  C  H  (Wheeler  ft  McCalla) 
Wheeler  ft  McCalla  (C  H  Wheeler  and 

W  A  McCalla),  groceries 
Wolff  John  H,  bootmaker 
WOOD  8  0>  proprietor  Oregon  Pump 

Works 


EGAN. 

Geant  County. 
McGowen  Geo,  postmaster 


Do  you  KNOW? 
Some  people  havo  been  heard  to  SAY 

What  is  the  **  VINDICATOR  7  " 

WE  WILL  KXl'LAIN  ; 
That  is  what  we  have  taken  thU  space  tor. 

It  Is  a  newspaper,  the  ofllcial  paper  of  the  Citv 
of  Kast  I'ortlantI,  Orei^on,  where  It  is  published. 
It  i8  the  visitor  to  three  thousand  (8,000)  homesi 
wcelily,  sixteen  linndred  of  which  are  farmers 
who  liot  only  subscribe  but  recommend  it  to 
their  nciKhbura.  Send  postal  card  for  copy.  It 
is  one  of  tlie  liveliest,  spiciest  and  wi>!eawake 
newspapers  in  Oreu:on.  Juiit  the  paper  for  ad- 
vertisers t'<  reach  the  farmin;;  clos^. 

Subscription  price,  $2. f>0  per  year;  six  months, 
(1.50,  or  2r>  cents  ))er  month. 

Send  for  sample  copy,  and  address 

McGUIRE  &  THOKP,  Publishers, 

Dux  27.  (^ost  Portland,  Ore^'on. 


ECHO. 


Umatilla  County.     A 
miles  from  Umatilla. 


post-office,    15 


Armstrong  T,  cari)enter 

Hiestland  ft  lieveridge,  gen  mdse 

Hitemiller  J,  blacksmith 

Kays  L  D,  druguist 

KCiONTZ  J   Hi    general  merchandise 

and  ho  I  el 
Lee  George,  carpenter 
Mason  Geo,  Wi  gonmaker 
Sullivan  J,  saloon 
Voss  Wm,  salotn 


ELK  FLAT. 

Union  County.    A postoffice. 

Ames  — ,  farmer 

Bartlett  — ,  carpenter 

Beam  Jos,  farmer 

Benshettle  J,  farmer 

BoUy  A,  freighter  and  farmer 

Belly  J,  farmer 

Bolby  Wm,  farmer 

Braton  J,  postmaster  and  farmer 

Broger  J,  tanner 

Broger  Peter,  farmer 

Brown  — ,  clergyman  and  farmer 

Brown  J,  farmer 

Carltofi  P,  farmer  and  wagonmaker 

Crisman  J,  farmer 

Daron  N,  farmer 

Elliot  John,  farmer 

Faller  E  G,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Fine  A,  farmer 

Fine  J,  farmer 

Gordon  A  M,  farmer 

Gordon  W,  farmer 

Graliau:  D,  farmer 

Graham  J.,  landlord 

Hamilton  — ,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Henderson  N,  carpenter  and  wagonma 

ker 
Hindman  J,  farmer 
Hindman  Wm,  farmer 
Houg  H,  farmer 
Hub«rd  J,  farmer 
Hufman  J,  farmer 
Hbntly  — ,  farmer 
Ketkdrix  — ,  fanner 
Kni|;ht  Andrew,  farmer 
Kni/jbt  B,  farmer 
Patorson  — ,  farmer 
Peal  F,  farmer 
iteaner  — ,  farmer 
Roberta  S,  farmer 
Roberts  T,  bootmaker 
Sherwood  J  F,  tubmaker  and  farmer 
Sherwood  G  C,  farmer 
Sherwood  T,  physician 
Staly  — ,  farmer 
Weaver  J,  farmer 
Woods  Wm,  farmer 


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DocQLAS  County. 


HEAD. 

A  post-office. 


COATS  S  Bf  carpenter  and  postmaster 
James  J  T,  carpenter  ^911 

Todd,  Ekneraon  ft  Co,  quickailver^mines 


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lit.  H.  F     Boat  Stock,  Oak  Plank  jand  l^lmber . 


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986 


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ELKTON. 

DouoLAS  County.  A  post-offioe,  12 
miles  aouthwest  of  Drain  and  15 
miles  northwest  of  Oakland. 

Baker  G  W,  carpenter 

Beckley  H  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Beokley  Henry,  pres  Elkton  Milling  Co 

Benedict  O  W,  justice  of  peace 

Cox  A  W,  hotel 

Cox  John,  hotel 

Elkton  Milling  Co,  saw  and  flouring- 

mills,  Henry  Beokley  pres 
EMERY  J  B>  postmaster 
MoCord  James,  blacksmith 
MoOuire  C,  miller 
Roberts  J  S,  carpenter 
Stark  Jas  M,  notary  public  ■ 

Stark  Mrs  J  M,  hotel  and  stage  station 

ella! 

Uhatilla  County.    A  post-o£Sce. 

dVIATT  FRAHKi  blacksmith  and 
postmaster 


ELLENSBURG. 

Cubby  County.  Post-office  and  county 
seat,  situated  near  the  ocean  on  Rogue 
River,  and  is  reached  by  sail  in  ves- 
sels fr  m  San  Francisco,  31 U  uiles 
distant.  It  is  surrounded  by  fine 
grazing  and  mineral  lands  and  the 
scenery  of  the  high  chain  of  moun- 
tains is  picturesque  and  grand.  Pop- 
ulation 250. 

Colvin  H,  blacksmith 
Cooley  O  W,  county  judge 
Cunningham  T,  coroner 

"CUERY  OOUHTY  POST,"  Walter 

Sutton  proprietor 
Edson  A  J,  hotel 
Fry  J  M,  county  assessor 
Gaantlett  J  H,  attorney-at-law,  notary 

public,  conveyancer  and    real  estate 

agent 
Gauntlett  Wm,  sheriff 
Geiftel  Miss  Annie,  millinery 
Gibson  M  B,  county  treasurer  and  boot- 
maker 
GILLESPIE  A  M,  county  clerk   and 

hotel 
Guisel  Annie,  milliner 
HUiIE   R   D,    ^neral    merchandise, 

cannery,    shippmg    and  commission 

merchant 
Merriman  Geo,  justice  of  peace 
Merriman  S  D,  county  commissioner 
PHILBROOK  REV  C  E.  clergyman 
Riley  M,  saloon 
Robinson  John  R,  justice  of  peace 


Rumley  Wm,  justice  of  peace 
Saunders  John,  flour-mill 
Strahan  H,  hotel 

SUTTON  WALTER,  proprietor  "Cur- 
ry County  Post" 

Vender  Green  F  O,  physician 

Walker  k  Vail  (R  Walker  and  John 
Vail),  saloon 

Woodruff  Delos,  hotel 


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Published  Every  Saturday 


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Ellensburg,  Curry  Co.,  Oreg. 

WALTER    SUTTON, 

Proprietor. 


EMPIRE  CITY. 

Coos  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  situated  on  Cooa  Bay 
225  miles  southwest  of  Salem. 

Angell  W  C,  physician  and  coroner 

Beim  R  S,  district  judge 

Camp  A  B,  county  supt  of  schools 

Campbell  John,  hotel 

Dyer  Geo  M,  county  judge 

Getty  R  W,  livery  stable 

Gilbert  J  B,  postmaster 

Hall  J  F,  county  surveyor 

Harlocker  L,  assessor 

Hazard  S  H,  attorney-at-law 

Holverstott  H  W,  county  commissioner 

•fackson  J  J,  hotel 

Kiley  James  R,  saloon 

Kilev  James  S,  hotel 

Lamb  T,  county  assessor 

Lane  John,  sheriff 

Loekhart  Mrs,  hotel 

Luce  H  H,  saw-mill  and  gen  mdse 

Ma'^key  T  C,  physician 

Morse  David  Jr,  general  merchandise 

Pioneer  Market,  fruit,  vegetables,  etc 

Reichart  W,  saloon 

Rogers  S  C,  county  commissioner 

SCHETTER  FRED,  agent  for  Areata 
Steamers  to  San  Francisco,  shipping 
and  commission  merchant,  postmaster 
and  county  treasurer 

Sfn^xtackcn  H,  druggist 

STAHFF  A.  county  clerk 

Whitney  H  P,  meat  market 

Wilson  8  F,  at.orney-at-law 


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Taitalar  Wli«elkarr«ws,  B^lt  aad  llrl4«e 
li*rk,  9X9  Main  Street,  Van  FnmelMi*. 


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ENCHANTED  PRAIRIE. 

Coos  CoDNTY.    A  post-office,  60  milea 
from  Empire  City;  population  160, 

FISH  A  H.  gristmill 
Fish  J  G,  bootmaker 
Moyer  J  B,  blacksmith 


EOLA. 

Polk  Coumtt.  A  post-ofBce,  on  the 
Willamette  Kiver,  6  miles  southwest 
of  Salem. 

Hayden  H,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
lODSON  W>  general  merchandise 


EUGENE  CITY. 

Lamb  County.  A  poet,  express  and  tel- 
egraph office.  The  county  seat,  situ- 
ated on  the  Oregon  &  California  R. 
R.,  124  miles  south  of  Portland.  Eu- 
gene is  a  well-built  town  of  about 
l.SOOinhabitants.  Tfte  country  around 
is  admirable  for  farming.  A  sufficien- 
cy of  schools,  churches  and  social  or- 
ganizations render  it  a  desirable  place 
of  residence.  It  is  the  seat  of  the 
State  University,  and  promises  to  be 
the  educational  center  of  the  Pacific 
Noithwest.  Hotel  accommodations  are 
good.  Travelers  receive  excellent 
treatment  at  the  St.  Charles. 

Abrams  W  H,  planinK-miU,  sash,  door 
and  blind  factory  and  contractor 

Adair  L  G.  agt  O  &  C  R  R  and  W  U 
Tel  Co 

Atterberry  J  E,  marshal 

BAKER  CHARLES,   proprietor  St 

Charles  Hotel 
BARTEL8  CHARLES,  bootmaker 
Bausch  P,  bootmaker 
Bean  R  S,  circuit  judge  2d  judicial  dist 
Bettman  G,  general  merchandise 
Bilyeu  L  (Strahan  ft  Bilyeu),  attomey- 

at-law  and  notary  public 
Bonnett  &  Clark  Misses,  millinery  and 

dressmaking 
Bristow  J  W,   cigars  and  tobacco  and 

insurance  agt 
Callison  R  G  (R  G  Callison  &  Co),  and 

city  recorder 
Callison  R  G  &  Co  (R  G  and  R  M  Colli. 

son),  books,  stationery  and  groceries 
CAMPBELL  BROS   (I  L  and  J  R 

Campbell),  proprietors  Eugene  City 

Guanl 
CAMPBELL  J   R    (Campbell   Bros), 

and  sheriff 
Cunpbell  W  T,  conncilman 
Cherry  &  Day  (J  W  Cherry  and  R  M 

Day),  furniture  and  undertaking 
Cherry  J  W  (Cherry  ft  Day) 


Church  J  C  (Robinson  ft  Church) 

Clark  E  G,  dentist 

Clarke  Wm  (Haines  ft  Garke) 

Crain  Bros  (H  N  and  P  VV  A  Crain), 

watches,  jewelry  and  music 
Craw  Geo  F,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co, 

and  insurance  agt 
Crouch  F  J  (Crouch  ft  Goodchild) 

CROUCH     ft   OOODCHILD   (F   J 

Crouch   and  C  Goodchild),   foundry 

and  machine  shops 
Day  R  M  (Cherry  ft  Day) 
Dorria  B  F,  stoves  and  tinware 
Dorris  G  B,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Driver  Rev  I  D,  clergyman  (Methodist 

PE) 
Dunn  F  B,  general  merchandise 
Durant  Wm,  meat  market 
Eakin  S  B  Jr,  representative 
Edris  W  (Patterson,  Edris  ft  Co),  city 

councilman 
Ellison  J  R,  groceries  and  justice  peace 

"EUOEirE  CTTT  GUARD"  (week- 

ly),  Campbell  Bros  proprietors 
Farrell  P  H»  marble  works 
Fitch  C  W,  attorney-at-law  and  county 

judae 
Friendly  S  H,  oeneral  merchandise 
Gardner  Mrs  Wm,  dressmaker 
Gill  J  P,  physician 
Gill  T  J  ft  Co  (T  J  and  Geo  W  GUI), 

druggists 
Goldsmith  Aaron,  groceries 
Goodchild  C  (Crouch  ft  Gondchild) 
Gray   J    G  (Patterson,  Edris  ft  Co), 

and  county  treasurer 
Gross  Jesse,  wagonmaker 
Haines  ft  Clarke  (W  W  Haines  and 

Wm  Clarke),  tannery 
Haines  W  W  (Haines  ft  Clarke) 
Hays  ft  Luckey  (R  R  Hays  and  J  S 

Luckey),  druggists 
Hayes  R  B,  representative 
Hendricks  T  G,  gen  mdse  and  mayor 
Hickethier  G  (Hickethier  ft   Whipp), 

marble  works 
Hickethier  ft  Whipp  (G  Hickethier  and 

J  Whipp),  marble  works 

HODES  C>  saloon 

Horn  C  M,  guns,  pistols,  etc 

Horn  Jerrv,  barber 

Hovey  A  G  (Hovey  ft  Humphrey) 

Hovey  ft  Humphrey  (A  G  Hovey  and 

H  C  Humphrey),  capitalists 
IT  owe  Ed,  bakery  and  groceries 
Huui|)hrey  H  C  (Hovey  ft  Humphrey) 
Hunt  A,  bootmaker 
James  B  H,  city  treasurer 
Johnson  J  W,  city  councilman 

XINCAID  BROS  (H  R  and  G  S  Kin- 
caid),  proprietors  "  Oregon  State 
Journal '    (see  Adv) 


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Oregon — Eug&ne  Oity-FiUmore. 


KIHOAID  H  B  (Kinoaid  Bros),  editor 

"Oregon  State  Jonmal" 
Kiniey  Geo  W,  juatioe  of  peace  and 

carpenter 
Lakin  D  R,  livery  stable 
Lane   County  Mercantile  Anociation, 

J  H  MoClung  sunt,  general  mdae 
Lauer  Chaa,  capitalist 
Lnns  John,  representative 
Lnrkey  J  S  (Haya  &  Luckey),  watch- 
maker and  jeweler 
Lynch  A  (Lynch  k  Pase) 
Lynch  ft  Page  (A  Lynch  and  J  L  Page), 

groceries 
Marx  Christian,  barber 
McClaney  J  H,  conncilman 
McClaren  James,  saloon 
McClung  J  H,  supt  Lane  Connty  Mer> 

cantile  Association 
McFarland  V,  stoves  and  tinware 
lioMurry  M  W,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

maker 
McPherson  P  J,  county  assessor 
Melson  Geo  (Melson  k  Van  Winkle) 
Melson  &  Van  Winkle  (Geo  Melson  and 

Mark  Van  Winkle),  blacksmiths 
Midgley  Geo,  sash  and  door  factory 
HfT'TT.'BB.   GEO   Ml    attomey-at-law, 

real  estate  agent,  notary   public,  and 

collector 
Miller  W  L,  physician 
Nicklin  A  I,  physician 
Nicklin  John,  physician 
Noland  Geo,  county  surveyor 
Offutt  James  (Patterson  ft  Offutt) 
"OREGON    STATE   JOURNAL" 

(weekly),  Kinuaid  Bros  proprietors 
Oiiburn  ft  Co  (Wm  and  F   W  Osburn), 

druggists 
Osburn  F  W  (Osburn  ft  Co),  coroner 
Osburn  Wm,  physician 
Page  J  L  (Lynch  ft  Pago) 
Parsons  John,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Patterson  A  K  (Patterson  ft  Offutt) 
Patterson  A  S  (Pntterson,  Edris  ft  Co), 

hooks,  Btationery,  and  postmaster 
Patterson  A  W,  physician,  and  county 

sv^pt  of  schools 
Patterson,  Edris  ft  Co  (A  S  Patterson, 

Win  Edris,  J  G  Gray,  and   Samuel 

Swift),  flouring-milla 
Patterson  ft  Offutt  (A  K  Patterson  and 

James  Offutt),  meat  market 
Peters  A  V,  general  merchandise 
Preston  Wm,  harness  and  saddles 
Fritchard  D  T,  Watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Rankin  F  A,  photographer 
Rankin  Miss  8  C,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Roun  J  R,  furniture  and  undertaker 
Renshaw  Wm  M,  saloon 
Rhinehait  J  B,  painter 
Robinson  ft  Church  (J  F  Robinson  and 

J  C  Church),  hardware 


Robinson  J  F  (Robinson  ft  Church) 

Robinson  R  M,  cigars,  tobacco  and  con* 
feotionery 

8T  0HABXE8  HOTEL.  Ohas  Baker 
proprietor 

Stephens  S  S,  county  commissioner 

Sharpies  A,  physician 

Shelton  T  W,  physician 

Sloan  J  M,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

STEWART  JOHN,  proprietor  Stew- 
art s  Livery  and  Sale  Stable 

8TRAHAN  ft  BILTEU  (RS  Strahan 
and  L  Bilyeu),  attorneys-at-law  and 
notaries  puDlio 

Strahan  RS  (Strahan  ft  Bilyeu) 

Swift  Samuel  (Patterson,  Swift  ft  Co) 

Taylor  N  J,  dentist 

Van  Winkle  Mark  (Melson  ft  Van 
Winkl«>) 

Veatoh  H  C,  representative  and  county 
commissioner 

Voffl  Michael,  brewery 

Walton  Joshua  J,  attomey-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Ware  Joel,  county  clerk 

Warshauer  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Waahbume  Geo  S,  attorney -at-law  and 
notary  public 

Whipp  J  (Hickethier  ft  Whipp) 

WilkinsFM,  druggist 

Winters  J  A,  photographer 

Withrow  Mrs  M  A,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 


(SatabUslMd  18M.] 
THE  OREGON 


STATE  JOURNAL 

PUBLISHKD  WEEKLY  ATJ 

Eugene  City,  Oregon, 

-BY- 

H.  R.  KIXCAID  ft  G.  S.  KINCAID, 

Editors  and  Proprietnra. 

REPUBLICAN  IN  POLITICS. 

$2.50  a  year  in  %A\   -ice;  fS.OO  if  not  paid  in  ad- 
vance. 
One  of  the  bcbt  AdvcrtUlnt;  Ucdiunw  in  the  State. 


FAIRVIEW. 

Coos  County.  A  post  and  telc^ph 
office,  18  miles  southeast  of  Marsn- 
field. 

Benham  Wm,||blacksmith 

t-icivif.'  FILLMORE. 

Marion  County.  Post-office  Wood- 
burn. 


PRISaH  CEUS 


Feii««H  and  Bridge  Work, 
SS7  Hala  lltreet.  m^  W. 


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989 


B»rlow  0,  general  merohandiM 
Cleaver  Bros,  wheat  dealen 
Cox  J  B,  blaokemith 
Komp  Wm,  hotel 


FLETTVILLE. 

Wa800  Countt.     a  poet-offioe. 

FLBTT  W  Of  poetmastf  r 
fciohatt  Conrad,  general  merohandiae 


FLORENCE. 

Lamk  County.    A  post-office. 

Andrews  O  M,  hotel 

Buttolph  A  R,  civil  engineer  and  land 

surveyor 
Cendon  Frank  T,  constable 
Kennedy  O  F,  physician 
MOODz  A  Jf  general  merchanul«« 
Morris  J  £,  lustice  of  the  peace 
Pershbaker  k  Dame,  salmon  packers 
Woodmansee  J  L  &  Co,  salmon  packers 


FOREST  GROVE. 

WABHiNOToif  County.  A  post-office; 
is  26  miles  from  Portland,  on  the  Ore- 
gon and  California  R.  R.,  (West  Side), 
and  has  a  population  of  600. 

It  has  a  pleasant  location  and  is  back- 
ed b^  a  very  productive  agricultural 
diiitrict,  which  brings  it  into  prominent 
notice  by  its  large  shipment  of  cereals 
and  other  products.  It  is  the  site  of 
the  Pacific  University  and  Tualatin 
Academy,  classical  and  military  insti- 
tutions. 

Boss  J  O,  stoves  and  tinware 
BOWLBT  DR  WUSOIT.  drugs    and 

stationerv 
BRONSOll  L>  carriage  manufacturer 
BUXTON  J  Ti  gi^neral  blacksmith 
Clow  W  C,  variety  store 
Cosper  Rev  W  J,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Emrich,  Stephenson  &  Co  (J  Emriuh  and 

J  Stephenson),  butchers 
Forest  Urove  Hotel,  S  A  Sloan  propr 
Geiger  W,  physician 
Hamilton  ft  Hyde  (H  Hamilton  and  E 

Hyde),  livery  and  sale  stable 
Hampton  A  H,  propr  Hampton  House 

and  postmaster 
Harper  P,  bootmaker 
HauKgW,  butcher 
Herrick  Rev  J  R,  clergyman 
Hinman  A,  gen  utdse,  agt  O  &  C  R  R, 

notary  public  and  justice  of  peace 
Hoxter  W  D,  general  merchandise 
Hubbard  F,  city  marshal 


Hudson  W  S,  blacksmith 

Hughes  S,  hardware  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Hyde  H  O,  general  merchandise 

Lee  &  Stewart  (A  Lee  and  D  C  Stewart), 

foundry  and  implement  mfrs 
Lieaer  H  0,  attorney-at-law  and  uofearj 

publio 
Long  D,  grooeriea 

LT80V8  BROS  (F  H  and  J   W  Ly 

sons),  publishers  of  "Auiora" 
Lvman  Rev  H,  clergyman 
Marsh  J  W,  prof  of  Latin  and  Oreek 
MoMahon  K  J,  prin  Pacific  University 

and  Tualatin  Academy 
Merriman  E  R,  musio 
Noland  W  W,  harness  and  saddles 
Pacific  University  and  Tualatin  Acade- 

emy,  Rev  J  R  Herrick  pres 
Poland  J,  physician 
Roberts  Rev  W,  clergyman 
Sloan  S  A,  propr  Forest  Orove  Hotel 
Sn '';h  £  3uu.  (I  L,  G  L  and  J  Smith), 

furniture 

'  "THE  ATJSORAi"  Lysons  Bros  pub- 
lishers 
Walker  S  A,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Warren  W  E,  noceries 
Williamson  C  A,  dressmaker 


THE  AURORA. 


L7S0NS  BBOS.,  Pab  ishen. 


A   WEEKLY   PAPER, 

APPRECIATED  BY  ALL. 


^■SPECIAL  RATES  to  Advertisers. 

Forest  Grove,  Oregon. 

A.  TOZIER,  Editor. 


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FORT  KLAMATH. 

Lake  County.    A  post-office,  40  mUes 
northwest  of  Linkville. 

Worden  Sikes,  general  merchandise 


FORT  STEVENS. 

Clatsop  County.  Post>office  Skipanon; 
a  military  pott. 

AT.T.HW  ^  Q,  general  merchandise 


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Baker  County.    See  Sumpter. 


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FOSSIL. 

Wasco  Coonty.    A  post-office. 

Cartwrigbt  T  J,  postmaster  and  justice 

of  peace 
Coats  Wci,  blacksmith 
Hamilton  D,  hotel  and  stables 
HOOVEB  &  WATSON,   drugs  and 

general  merchandise 

King  &  Bowers,  saloon 
Millet  Chas,  restaurant 
Sanderson  £  W,  notary  public 
Thompson  G  H,  general  merchandise 


FOX  VALLEY. 

Linn  County.    A  post-office,  28  miles 
southeast  of  Salem. 

GABDNES  A  D,  postmaster 


FRANKLIN. 

Lame  Cocntt.    A  post-office,   14  miles 
north wost  of  Eugene  City. 

BRTANT  GEO.  hotel 

Eritson  H  H,  blacksmith 
Smith  Daniel,  livery  stable 


FREEDOM. 

Coos  County.     A  post-office. 

Grow  D  S,  saloon 
Grow  J,  saloon 
Junkitts  VV  8,  shoemaker 
Lowe  Y  M,  hotel 

MOORE  f^  P,  liotol 

Moore  A  ii,  hotel 
Steward  S  £,  blacksmith 


FULTONVILLE. 

Wasco  County.     A  pcst-office. 

FULTOH  JAKES  SS,  postmastc 
Fulton  John,  county  auryeyor 

GARDEN  HOME. 

Wasuinoton  CotrNTY.     A  post-office. 

NICHOLS  L  Hi  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

GARDINER. 

Douglas  Codnty.  A  post-office,  on  the 
north  bank  of  the  Umpqua  River,  18 
miles  northwest  of  Scottsburg.  Pop- 
ulation nso. 

AkerhL-id  B  M,  salocn 
Anderson  L  F,  bootmaker 


Buchard,  E  A,  general  merchandise 
Butler  James,  deputy  postmaster 
GABDINEB  MILL  CC,  general  mer- 

chandiso  and  mills 
JEWETT  W  F  (iiardiner  Mill  Co) 
Lockwood  T,  hotel 
Magee  W  D,  hotel 
Re^  Wm  A,  boatbuilder 
Reid  &  Nelson,  Bn.oou 
Bnid  Thomas,  pcstmaster 
Var'elman  F,  saloon  and  brewery 
Wailis  Chas,  bootmaker 
Whitter  Dexter,  druggist  and  physician 


GASTON. 

Washington  County.  A  post-office, 
on  the  Oregon  &  California  R.  R. 
(West  Side),  32  miles  southwest  of 
Portland. 

Best  Mr.s  E,  milliner 

Boos  J  G,  hardware,  tinware  end  drug- 
gist 

Brock  Mrs  E,  hotel 

Campbell  W  C,  blacksmith  Rnd  wagon- 
maker 

OastouJ,  warehouse 

Jordan  L  A  &  G  E,  carpenters 

BATMONO  BBOS>  gencr%l  merchan- 
dise and  warehouse 

BATMOND  C  A  (Raymond  Bros), 
postmaster 

gFo^ge. 

Clackamas  County.     A  post-offico,  and 

funning  sotllement. 
gfjTfyjfmT  J  G>  postmaster 


GERVAIS. 

Marion  Coi-nty.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  tlie  Oregon  and 
Cdifori'ia  K.  R.  (Kivat  Side),  38  miles 
(touthweht  of  Portland.  Population 
275. 

Bradley  Mrs  A  G,  milliner 

Brown  S  k  Co,  generai  mcruhandisu 

Canthcr>\  &  Clark,  druggists 

Canthorn  !•  (i,  physician 

Cooley  J  H,  livery  stable 

Cooliage  A,  saw-mill 

Elwarthy  II  B.  teacher 

"OEBVAISTELLEB,"C?  B   Robert* 

proprietor 
Goodman  N,  general  merchandise 
Gould  L,  saloon 
Kaestor  Mrs  C  A,  hotel 
Kaneisky  M,  general  merchandise 
K«'ppiiiger  B,  bootmaker 
Lltm  M  A,  driigaist  and  physician 
MITCHELL  M>   tubacco,  cig/ure,  an<' 

postmaster 


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Nathman  B  A,  blacksmith 

Oswald  6,  saloou 

Bigiv  &  Smith,  saloon 

ROBERTS    C    B>     editor     "Gervais 

Teller" 
Seguin  Louis,  saloon 
Stevens  B  P,  painter 
Stewart  P  G,  jeweler 
Taylor  J  D,  scddler 
Taylor  J  W,  meat  market 
Thibendeau  O,  saloon 
Williams  J  S,  agt  O  &  C  R  R 


GLENCOE. 

Washington  County.    A   post-office. 

Davis  Enos,  hotel 
Fowler  J  J,  general  merchandise 
Johnbt'in  W  B,  saloon 
M£EK  ft  BROS)  ilouring-mill 
MEEK  J  i ,  (Meek  Bros) 
MEEK  STEPHEN  A  D  (Meek   Bros) 
Wirtz  Joseph,  blacksmith 
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GLENN. 

Baker  County.     A  post-office. 

Froman  1<"  K,  physician 

GLENN    W  S>   general    merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Richaruson  James,  saloon 
Tilsnn  J  T,  notary  public 

GOSHEN. 

Lank  County.  A  poat  and  express 
office,  on  the  Oregon  and  California 
R.  R.  (East  Side),  G  miles  southeast 
of  Lugcne  City,  and  G8  milca  north- 
easi.  of  Roaebufg. 

Hansacker  S  &  J  H,  general  mdse 
Matlock  J  W.  general  mercli.indise 


GRADE. 

Wasco  County.     A  post-office. 
MASTERSON  A  S,  postmuEi<?r 


GRAND  RONDE. 

Polk  County.  A  post-office;  20  miles 
northwest  of  Dallas  and  31  miles 
northwest  of  Salem      Population  120. 

LITCHFIELD  BROS,  general  mdse 
LITCHFIELD  G  C.  postmaster 
Rowell  &  Son,  lumber-mill 


GRANT'S  PASS. 

Jackson   County.    A    post-office;  69 
miles  by  stage  south  of  Roseburg. 


Cook  D  S,  blacksmith 
Dimick  £,  postmaster 
Haymond  &  Magruder,  general  mdse 


GRANT  S  STATION. 

Post-office  Villard. 

Scott  k  Co,  general  merchandise 


GRAVE  CREEK. 

JosEPHii^E  CouNiT.    See  Leland. 


GREENVILLE. 

Washington  County.     A  post-office; 
II  miles  northwest  of  Hillsboro. 

Ingles  B  R,  blacksmith 

Manning  M,  saw-inili 

PIERCX  &  MOORE,  general  mdse 


HALSEY. 

Linn  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  situated  on  the  line 
of  the  Oregon  &  California  R.  R., 
17  miles  south  of  Alb&ny  anr*  98 
miles  south  of  Portland.  It  is  situ- 
ated in  the  prairie  several  miles  from 
timber,  and  is  surrounded  by  rich 
fields  from  which  are  raised  thousands 
of  bushels  of  wheat.  It  is  a  total 
abstinence  town,  it  being  unlawful  to 
sell  liquor  within  the  corporate  limits 
in  less  quantit?e8  than  aqusrt.  Since 
the  city  was  incorporated  there  has 
not  been  one-half  tlozen  arrests  and 
convictions  for  violation  of  city  ordi- 
nances. In  1879  a  number  of  the 
business  men  combined  together  and 
bailt  the  Halsey  Water  Works.  A 
large  tank  was  raised  to  a  suitable 
height  and  supplied  with  water 
pumped  into  the  tank  by  an  improved 
wind-mill.  New  b\dldings  are  being 
erected,  and  the  city  's  in  every  way 
in  a  prosperous  condition.  Population 
400. 

Adams  W  Q  (Pearl  &  Adama) 
BLACK.  PEARL  &  CO  (T  J  Black, 

Joseph  Pearl  and  T  L  Porter),  general 

m<!rehandise  and  grain 
Black  T  J  (Black,  Pearl  &  Co) 
Boawell  John,  physician 
Crawford  James,  harntssmaker 
Cunningham  (1   &.  Co  (G  Cunningham 

and  W  P  H  Legate),  blacksmiths 
DawHon'Hall,  wagonmuker 
Fields  F  S,  agt  O  &  C  R  K  and  manager 

W  U  Tel  Po 
Francis  W  W,  bootmaker 


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GourleyOS,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

HALS£Y  HOUSE,  H  Penlaad  propri- 
etor   (see  adv) 

Hawley  Mrs  Adda,  millinery 

Keniaton  H  B,  gen  mdse 

Koontz  &  laaae  (M  V  Koontz  and  J  H 
Lame),  gen  mdsa  and  grain 

Koontz  M  V  (Koontz  8c  Lame),  postmas- 
ter and  a^  W,  F  &  Co 

LAUBNEB  Ai  proprietor  Villard 
House 

Long  Miss  E  J,  dressmaking 

Patton  &  Smith  (C  0  Patton  and  W  L 
Smith),  meat  market 

Pearl  St  Adams  (James  Pearl  and  W  Q 
Adams),  planiug-mill  and  mfrs  farm- 
ingimplements 

PEmLANDH.  proprietor  Hals r y 
House 

Rector  &  Sou  <Johu  P  and  William  H 
Hector),  dru^<;a,  books  and  stationery 

Robertson  R  M,  grain  ^urehouse 

Savage  6  M,  physician 

Smith  8  A,  physician 

Smith  W  L  (Putton  &  Smith),  carpenter 


SMITH  W  P,  drug^t 

Starr  J  F,  stoves,  tmware,  pumps  and 
pipe 

Stewart  Wm  J,  harnessmaker  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace 

Thompson  Jacob,  livery  stable 

VILLABD  house*  a  Laubner  pro- 
prietor   (seo  adv) 

Wmters  John,  hack  and  drayman 


HALSEY,  OREGON. 
H.   BESNIaINU, nroprUtor. 


A  FmsT'OLAsa  aauas 

IS  EVERY  RESPECT. 
With  good  aRCommodations   (or   commercial 
men  and  the  travelins^  public.    Charges  from 
$1.00  to  »2  00  per  day. 


A.    LAUBNER, 


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Proprietor. 


East  Side  of  Railroad   Depot,  Halsey,    Oregon. 

SUITES    AND    SAMPLE    ROOMS. 
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HARDMAN. 

Umatilla  Con  NIT.  A  poat-offico. 

AlltMi  Wm,  blaekamitli 

Breok  (i  W,  wagoumaker  and  carpenter 

Frink  A  Allun  (A  C  Frink  and  R  Allen), 

general  mercliandi.se 
HARDMAN  D  N,  postmaster 
Munjai  H  I^,  blacksmith 
Parktr  &  Oleasoii,  saw  and  planing  mill 
Kay  k  Lutrell,  blacksmiths 
Stevens  V  A^,  carpenter 
•Sunderlin  H,  carpet; ter 

HARRISBURG. 

Li.vN    County.     A   post    an^  express 
ofhce,   situated  in  the  southwestern 

f>art  of   Linn   County,   only  2  miles 
rom  the  county   line,  on  the  Willa- 
mette River,  and  is  justly  the  head  of 


navigation  It  is  also  on  the  line  of 
the  Oregon  and  California  R.  R.,  25 
miles  soutii  of  Albany,  Itrt)  miles  aouth 
of  Portland  and  U4  nulos  north  of 
Koseburg.  Tiie  town  site  was  surveyed 
in  th3  spring  of  1852. 

Baber  0  C,  8a!(H)n 

Boggs  Wm,  instico  of  the  peace 

BramwellWJ,  luinlwaro  and  agricul- 
tural implement!) 

Briggs  W  W  (Ijawrenco  f  '  iggs),  post- 
master, and  agt  W,  F  *  >  'o 

Butler  T  Q,  harness  and  saddles 

COPIA  HOTfflii  •'  F  Hendrex  proprie- 
tor 

Cix  A  M  (Morris  ft  Cox) 

Crawford  J  C,  photographer 

Davis  H  A,  physician 

"DISSEMIHArOB  (weekly).  S° 
Train  proprietor 

Douglas  Levi,  planing  and  feed-mill 


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S«a  Fraaelse*. 


993 


Farrier  Mrs  A  E,  milliaery  and  dress- 
making 

Fuller  &  filodgett  (M  Faller  and  N  A 
Blodgett),  me^t  market 

Fank  D  M,  wagonmaker 

Hay  Jeriy,  general  merchandise 

Hendee  S  B,  agt  O  &  C  R  R  and  mgr 
WU  Tel  Co 

lUSHJEBSOy  E  H>  saloon  andbarber 

HENOBEX  J  Fi  physician  and  pro- 
prietor Copia  Hotel 

Isham  G  W,  bootmaker 

Johnson  J  W,  painter 

Kriesel  Wm,  stoves  and  tinware 

Lawrence  &  Brigga  (W  N  Lawrence  and 
W  W  Briggs),  groceries 

Lawrence  W  N  (Lawrence  &  Briggs), 
grain  warehouse 

May  &  Senders  (Samuel  May  and  J  G 
Senders),  general  merchandise 

McCartney  H,  druggist 

McDaniel  W  R,  insurance  agent 

Mendenhall  W  F,  physician 

Morris  &  Cox  (J  H  Mof  ris  and  A  M  Cox), 
blacksmiths 

Rampy  K  A  (Kampy  &  Schooling),  drug- 
gist and  insurance  agent 

Rampy  &  Schooling  (R  A  Rampy  and  J 
P  Schooling),  grain  warehouse 

Reams  Henry,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Riley  J  ames,  barber,  notary  public  insur- 
auco  ai^t  aud  constable 

Talley  Wm,  saloon 

TRMN  S  S,  proprietor  "Disseminator" 

Waters  John,  livery  stable 

Willoughby  R  L,  dentist 

Wolfe  H  (Wolfe  &  Scott) 

WOLFE  &  SCOTT  (H  Wolfe  and  Z 
Sci>tt),  saloon 

HENNESS. 

Linn  County.    A  post-office. 

Hall  Sylvester,  sawyer 

HENNESS  T  L.  assistant  postmaster 

Robertson  J  C,  miller 


HEPPNER. 

Umatilh  CorTNTY.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  S'.)  miles  by  stage  south- 
east of  The  Dalles.     Population  400. 

Ayers  &  Kirk,  livery  stable 
Bi)ry  P  O,  jewelry 
Cunningham  W  B,  flour-mill 
Cutting  I,  barber 
Dunn  J  M,  attorney -at-law 
Florence  Bros,  meat  market 
Gibson  Joe,  barber 
Gunn  A  M,  blacksmith 
Hallook  O  H,  druggist 
Heppner  k  Bhckman,  gen  mdse 


Herren  D  A,  general  merchandise 

Kirk  Wra,  saddlery 

Leezer  W  J,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

Liohtenthal  M,  bootmaker 

Madd'Hik  &  Bishop,  general  mdse 

HAIiIA)BT  Ai  justice  of  peace  and 
notary  public 

Matlook  Bros,  saloon 

Minor  &  Dodson,  groceries 

Minor  E,  hotel 

Mollory  G  M,  druggist 

Morrow  &  Son,  general  merchandise 

Natler  J  B,  brewery 

Rea  G  W,  att<»mey-at-law 

Shapley  L  F,  physician 

Shobe  A  J,  livery  stable 

Smith  Mrs  £  J,  hotel 

Swam^art  6  W,  saloon 

Swi^ume  E  R,  physician 

Theodore  Wm,  saloon 

Waite  E  B,  cabinetmaker 

Warren  Wm,  dry  goods  and  millinery 


HILLSBORO. 

Washington  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  is  distant  from 
Portland  20  miles,  and  is  situated  on 
the  Oregon  &  California  R.  R.  It  is  the 
county  seat,  has  a  nice  Court  House, 
and  several  places  of  business.  Two 
weekly  newspapers,  T/ie  Independent 
and  the  Oregon  Tnhune,  are  puolished 
here.  There  is  a  population  of  700. 
It  is  very  pleasantly  located,  and  th;i 
County  Agricultural  Aa!>ociation  hold 
their  fairs  here  each  year.  The  coun- 
ty is  one  of  the  best  in  the  State. 

Archbold  A  C,  general  merchandise 
BaileyF  H.  physician 
BROwN  £  M«  druggist  and  physician 
Brown  Mary  A,  postmistress 
Cameron  D  S,  city  marshal 
Campbell  J  A,  clergyman  (Christian) 
Cave  Riley,  agricultural  implements 
Collins  A  M  &  Co,  contractors,  builders 

and  millwrights 
Crandall  R,  county  assessor 
Davis  P  I,  private  school 
Davis  T  W,  contractor  and  builder 
Dennis  P  M,  iustice  of  peace 
DURHilMll  W,  publisher  "Oregon 

Tribun'> " 
FARMERS'  EXCHAHOE  SALOON, 

Louis  Strasser  proprietor 
Finney  A,  wagonmaker 
Hale  G  N,  sher>ir 
Handley  T  B,  attorney-atlaw 
HENRY  J  S>  music  teacher 
Humphreys  Theo  D,  notary  public  and 

conveyancer 
Imbrie  R  (J  J  Morgan  k  Co) 


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Oregon — HiUshoro-Huimholdt  Baiin. 


Jones  W  L  (Luce  k  Jones) 
Lamkin  J  G,  stoves  and  tinware 
LANDERS  &  WHEELER  (William 
Landers  and  John  Wheeler),  propri- 
etors Hillsboro  Bakery 

LAUGHLIN  &  NELSON  (Charles 
Laughlin  and  Peter  Nelson),  livery 
and  teed  stable 

LEDFORD  OEO  T.  cigars,  notions  and 
shaving  saloon 

LUCE  &  JONES  (H  B  Luce  and  W  L 
Jones),  publishers  Washington  Coun- 
ty "Independent" 

MaoDONALD  MALCOLM,  blacksmith 

and  wagonmaker 
McCain  Rev  J  S,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
McKinney  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker 
McKinney  J  N,  livery  and  feed  stable 
MTJATl  Q  F,harne8smaker  and  carriage 

trimmer 
Morgan  J  J  &  Cu  (J  J  Morgan,  R  Imbrie 

and  W  Simmons),  warehousemen 
Ordemann  C,  carriage  painter 

"OREGON  TRIBXTNE,"  N  W  Dur- 
ham publisher 

Pio  Charles,  boots  and  shoes 

Pittenger  T  W,  attorney-at-law  and 
county  treasurer 

Pittenger  W  D  (Pittenger  St  Weather- 
red),  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Pittenger  &  Weatherred  (W  D  Pitten- 
ger and  W  L  Weatherred),  gen  mdse 

Pryce  R,  physician  and  accoucheur 

Ransom  C  W,  drugs  and  oils 

Sherwood  Miss  Susie,  dressmaker 

SIEGRIST  ADOLPH.  mcut  market 

STOTT  JOHN  S.  county  clerk 

Strasser  Louis,  t>:iloon 

TONGUES  THOMAS  H,  attorney- 
at-Iaw  and  notary  public 

Tozier  Charles  T,  county  judge  and  in- 
surance agent 

TUALATIN  HOTEL,  R  Waggener 
jtroprietor 

VEATCH  A  J.  proprietor  Washington 
Hotel 

WAGGENER  R.  proprietor  Tualatin 
Hotel 

"WASHINGTON  COUNTY  INDE- 
PENDENT." Luce  &  Jones  publish- 
ers 

WASHINGTON  HOTEL,  A  J  Veatch 

proprietor 

Watters  T  G,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Weatherred  W  L  (Pittenger  &  Weath- 
erred), and  deputy  county  clerk 

Wehrung  A  Son  (Henry  and  William 
Wohrung),  cabinetmakers 

White  Mrs  F  H,  millinery 

WILEY  RICHARD  E,  saloon 

Williams  L  L,  telegraph  operator  \V  U 

Tel  Co 
Williams  Lyman,  groceries 


HOOD  RIVER. 

Wasco  County.  A  post  and  express 
office  on  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s  Rail- 
way, 21  miles  northwest  of  The  Dal- 
les. 

Adams  W  L,  drug  store  and  hotel 
Backus  Frank,  j  istice  of  the  peace 
Barrett  P  G,  phy  ncian 
Billin  Nick,  blacksmith 
Chajplin  Geo,  general  merchandise 
Daniels  J  B,  telegraph  operator 
Hosford  Thomas,  hotel 
Laoky  Nelson,  blacksmith 
Littlefield  H  R,  physician 

McPherson ,  blacksmith 

Neal  John,  saw-mill 
Rogers  &  Son,  flouring-mills 
Parker  John,  general  merchandise 
Smith  Q  L,  general  merchandise 
Smith  Lyman,  saw-mill 
STRONAHAN  ADEUA  A.  postmis- 
tress 
Stronahan  0  L,  architect  and  builder 
Walling  Ben,  livery  stable 
Wells,  Fargo  &,  Co 


HOWARD. 

Wasco  Cocnty.  A  post-office,  20  miles 
from  Prineville. 

SCOTT  WILLIAM,  postmaster 

HUBBARD. 

Marion  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Oregon  &,  California 
R.  R.  (E.Hst  Side),  31  miles  south- 
west of  Portland. 

Ashcraft  John,  blacksmith 

Fried  M,  general  merchandise 

Fry  S  W,  jewelry 

GLEASON  a  B>  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Gray  A,  general  merchandise 
(irimm  John,  physician 
Heush  J  H,  physician 
Hubbanl  W  C,  livery  stable 
James  Thomas,  hotel 
Mchityre  Rev  J,  Methodist  clergyman 

Moshberger ,  blacksmith 

Steinbayer  John,  blacksmith 
Taylor  (Jeo,  saloon 
Wiley  S,  bootmaker 


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Bakkr  County.     A  post-ortii.f»,  lU  miles 
southeast  of  Baker  City. 

BEERS  &  MTIXER    (Ransom    Beer 
and  Joseph  Miller),  general  merchan- 
dise and  stock  raisers 


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Blair  J  A,  blacksmith  '' 

Copeland  8c  WiUiams,  (Joseph  Copeland 
and  Henry  H  Williams),  gen  mdse 


HUNGRY  HARBOR. 

Post-office  Astoria. 
WEST  JOHN,  cannery 


HUNTINGTON. 

Baker  Cocnty.     A  post-office. 

Huntington  J  B,  stock  raiser 
HUNTINOTOfi'  J  M>  postmaster 
Huntington  J  M  &  Vo,  gen  mdse 


INDEPENDENCE. 

Polk  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  line  of  the 
Oregon  and  California  R.  R.  (West 
Side),  75  miles  southwest  of  Portland, 
and  also  on  the  Willamette.  It  is  a 
growing',  well-built  town  of  700  inhab- 
itants, has  a  weekly  newspaper  and  is 
the  shipping  point  for  the  bulk  of  grain 
produced  in  that  section  of  the  county. 
Its  business  mou  are  energetic,  enter- 
prising and  liberal ;  its  society  is  good 
indits  healthful  features  attractive. 

ALLEN  S  W,  furniture  dealer 

Belt  G  W  (Belt  &  Pipes),  notary  public 

and  city  recorder 
BELT  HOUSE.  S  Stannus  proprietor 
BELT  &  PIPES  (G  W  Belt  and  M  L 

Pipes),  attorniys-iit-law 
Belt  Thos  W,  gfDceriea 
Butler  N  H,  phoiograiiher 
Chamuess  K  O  (Hodgia  &  Ohamness) 
Ch:8ham  J  M,  wajL'onmaker 
Claggett  &  Mer\vUi  (I  Claggett  anvl  M 

Merwin),  farming  implements 
Connaw.iy  W  P,  farming  implements 
COOPER  BROS  (J  K  and  E  W  Cooper), 

livery  and  feed  stable 
Cooper  &  Johnson  (J  11  Cooper  and  P   T 

JohiiHun),  saloon 
Crow  Henry,  b\itcher 
Cummings  A,  W   U   Tel   operat  ir  and 

agt  O  k  V  it  R 
Davids'ii  &  Lee  (J  E  Davidson  and  T  J 

Lee),  pliysifians 
Dodder  (J  \V,  tailor 
Douty  S,  >aw  and  tlouring  mills 
FERGUSON  H  J>  ^ro  insurance  agent 
Fonl  John,  justice  of  peace 
OODLET  H  D>  stoves  aud  tinware 
(Jrimth  H,  saloon 
Hartwich  J  G,  boot  nnd  shoemaker 
Honkle  E  T,  barhir 


BOpmiS  &  CHAHNESS  (W  L  Hod- 
gin  and  E  O  Chamnesb),  books  and 
stationery 

HODQIN  W  L  (Hodgin  &  Chamness), 
postmaster 

Huff  C  C,  propr  Western  Hotel 

Irvine  J  P,  groceries 

JOHNSON  J  B.  dentist 

Kelso  L,  general  merchandise 

Lanktree  C,  blacksmith 

LINES  H  M>  furniture  and  undertaker 

Millard  S  N,  butcher 

Mitchell  ft  Osborn  (J  M  Mitchell  and  W 
H  Osborn),  sash  and  door  mfrs 

PIERCE  C  L<  harness  and  saddles 

"POLK  COUNTY  ITEMIZER,"  Geo 
E  Good  publisher,  Dallas  and  Inde- 
pendence 

Poppleton  Ezra,  dry  goods  and  general 
merchandise 

Riess  Bros  ft  Whiteaker  (A  J  and  A  A 
Riess  and  D  J  Whiteaker),  hardware, 
tinware  and  agricultural  implements 

ROBERTSON  L  W,  drugs  and  jewelry 

Russell  M  C,  druggist 

Simpson  Rev  Anthony,  clergyman 

SMlTH  T  F,  physician 

STANNUS  Si  proprietor  Belt  House 

Sweet  A  C,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

TAYLOR  PETER.  Homeopathic  phy- 
sician 

Vanduyn  &  Smith  (I  Vanduyn  and  S  W 
Smith),  general  merchandise 

Wheeler  &  M  >i  )ney  (J  A  Wheeler  and 
D  W  Moloney),  general  blacksmiths 

Williams  Henry,  city  marshal 

WILLIAMS  &  SLOPER  (W  W  Wil- 
liams and  G  W  Sloper),  siloon 

Wing  A,  groceries 

Wolf  Adolf,  general  merchandise 


Independence,  Oregon. 
Special  Accommodations 

For  Commercial  Travelers. 

8.  STANNUS,  Proprietor. 
INGLES. 

Washinoiom  County.     A  post-office. 

Backus  L  L,  carpenter 

Buford  J  A,  IJacksmitli 

Dudley  A  S,  Houriiig-mijjf 

INQLES  W    B,    g'^'if^r'aj    mof(./itt/i(|J3i> 

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Thrapp  J  S,  I'wldler 


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IRVING. 

Lanb  Countt.  a  post-office  on  the 
Oregon  and  California  R.  R.  (East 
Side),  4  miles  from  £ugene  City. 

KITCHEN  J  M>  i{«neral  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Rowland  N  U,  blacksmith  and  agricul- 
tural implements 

Wimmer  Otto,  hotel 

ISABEL 

Lamb  Countt.  A  post-office,  22  miles 
from  Eugene  City. 

COLE  C*  general  merchandise  and  post- 
master 
Jordan  D  S  &  Co,  saw-mill  and  lumber 


ISLAND  CITY. 

Union  County.  A  post-office,  5  milen 
northwest  of  La  Grande,  and  86  miles 
southeast  of  Umatilla. 

Alexander  H  L,  blacksmith 

Baer  Sc  Church,  general  merchandise 

iiairE,  hotel 

Barnhart  Amos,  hotel 

Burrcll  W  F  &  Co,  agricultural  imple- 
ments 

Carter  J  L  &  Co,  drugs 

Cathriue  Mrs,  hotel 

Caviness  &  Sterling,  flour-mil! 

Frank  Bros,  aijricu ltur.il   implements 

OOODNOUOH  CHARLES.  aeaU  r  in 
horaes  and  grain 

Harrison  M  A,  wagonniaker 

Jones  Thoa,  carpenter 

Ladel  John,  livtry  stable 

Lindsay  Kd,  livery  atabiij 

McLellen<l  &Harthol»niew.  sal  -on 

McClelland  Mrs  Mary,  milliner 

McDonald  .1  J,  physician 

McVVhirter  &  (Hover,  saddlers 

Myers  J  H,  saloon 

Norton  B  F,  hotel 

Scranton  Mrs  Clara,  dressmaker 

Scranton  John,  carpenter 

Shoemaker  iS:  Kelsey,  blacktmiths 

SnodgrasH  W  J,  tinware 

Whitehead  H  L,  agt  agricultural  implc 
ments 


JACKSONVILLE. 

Jackson  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  ottice;  is  a  pretty  arvd  pros- 
perous town  in  the  southern  part  of 
the  State,  .'WO  miles  from  Portland, 
and  177  miles  from  Ke<lding.  It  is 
delightfully  situated  on  Jackson 
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and  is  the  chief  commercial  point. 
It  is  the  county  seat  and  has  daily 
mails  and  communication  with  the  0. 
ft  O.  R.  R.,  Oregon  Division  of  C.  P. 
R.  R.,  by  stages  of  the '  0.  ft  C  Stage 
Co.  There  are  rich  silver  and  gold 
mines  in  the  immediate  vicinity,  both 
placer  and  quartz,  and  the  valley  in 
which  it  is  Duilt  comprises  some  of 
the  finest  grazing  and  fanning  lands 
in  the  State.  Its  schools  are  of  a 
high  order,  its  society  excellent. 
The  climate  is  very  fine  and  the  scen- 
ery picturesque. 

Aiken  G  H,  physician 

Alford  A,  commissioner 

Armstrong  M,  blacksmith 

BEEKMAN  C    C>   banker  and 
W,  F  ft  Co 

Birdsey  J  G,  constable 

Bilger  ft  Maegly  (W  L  Bilger  and  A  H 
Maegly),  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware and  agricultural  implements 

Brooks  E  C,  drugs,  watches  and  jewelry, 
stationery,  sewing  machines,  etc 

Brown  Carl,   carpenter  and  undertaker 

Cardwell  J  A  (Cardwell  ft  Johnson), 
livery  stable 

CARDWELL  &   JOHNSON  (J    A 

Cardwell  and  A  L  Johnson),  auction- 
eers, real  estate  and  insurance  agents 
and  collectors 
Caton  and  Garrctc  (M  Caton  and   Robt 

M  Garrett),  saloon 
Cohn  Samuel,  general  merchandise 
Coleman  L  C,  general  merchandise 
Colvig   \Vm    M,    county    supt    public 

schools 
Cook  Robt  A,  commissioner 

CRONEHILLER  &  BIRDSET  (Da 

vid  Croneniiller  and  .lames  G  Bird- 
B.-y),  blacksmiths  and  horseahoers 

Crosby  1)  W,  cig.irs,  tobacco  ami  vari- 
eties 

Day  Silas  .1,  county  judge 

"DEMOCRATIC  TIMES '   (weekly). 

Charles  Nickell,  jiroprietor 
Donegal!  I'atrick,  blacksmith 
Dowell  li  F,  attornoy-ut-law 
Drum  James,  groceries 
Dunlap  R  S,  street  commissioner 
Kggi-r  S  H,  brickyard 

FICK  P  N.  meat  market,   hides,   wool, 

etc;  city  trustee 
Fisher  Newman,  gen  mdse 
Ft)udray  E  I),  city  trustee 
Furry  Samuel,  representative 
(Jeary  K  I*,  phy^ioian 
(lore  E  K,  ayt  .Sim."  r  Sewing  Macliims 
GROB  FREDERICK,  sal.on  and  bak 

ery 
Hanna  II  K,  circuit  judg« 
If  anna  S  I',  wagonmaker 


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Higinbotham  J  S,  wagonmaker 
Hoffman    Wm,  books,  statiouery  and 

notary  public 
HOLT  MADAM  JANE,  proprietor 

United  States  Hotel 
HOWARD  J  S>  general  merchandise 

and  city  trustee 
HOWARD  J  S  &  SON  (J  S  and  C  J 

Howard),  civil  engineers 
Huffer  J  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Jacksonville    Dispeniary,  M  Vrooman 

MD 
Jackson  Will,  dentist 
Jacobs  E,  general  merchandise 
Jac'jbs  A  S,  sheriff 
Jeffery  James,  county  surveyor 
Johnson  A  L  (Cardwell  &  Johnson),  no- 
tary public 
Judge  Henry,  harness  and  saddles 
Kahltr  A  Bro  (C  W  and  Robert  Kahler), 

dru(;s,  books  and  stationery 
Kshler  G  W  (Kahler  &  Bro),  and  attor- 

aey-at-law 
Karewski  G,  general  merchandise  and 

agricultural  implements 
Kelly  H,  attorney-at-law 
Kenney  Thomas  J,  harness  and  saddles 
Kent  T  B,  district  attorney 
KLIPPEL  HENR7>  county  clerk 
KRAUSE  FRANK,    proprietor  "Ore- 
gon Sentinel"  and  manager  Western 
Union  Telegraph  Co 
Kreuzer  Wm,  bakery 
Kubli  Kaspar,   hardware,   stoves,   tin- 
ware, groceries,  boots  and  shoes  and 
city  trustee 
I.iviigell  N,  bootmaker 
Linn   David,    luuihur,  planing-mill  and 

furniture  factory 
Little  &  Cliaso  (James  K  Little  and  Geo 
L  Chase),  groceries,  furnishing  goods, 
etc 
Luy  Frcd'k.  bootmaker 
Mi'Konzic  &  Foiulray,  riouriiig-mills 
Moo  Hichard,  barber  and  tailor 
Meiisor  M,  yeacral  nierchaiulise 
Miller  John,    hardware,   guns,    pistols, 

paints,  oils,  etc 
Monti,'oinery  J  li,  hotel 
Muller  Max,  general  merchandise,  post- 
master and  agt  C  &,  O  Stajje  Co 
Nichols  Thos  K,  county  assessor 
NICKELL  CHARLES,  proprietor 

"  Democratic  Tunes  " 
Nohvid  John,  saloon 
Nunan  .1.   yen    nuiso  and  city  recorder 

"OREGON  SENTINEL'   (weekly), 

Frank  Krause  proprietor 

Orth  .John,  meat  market 

Tape  Henry,  salojn  and  county  treas- 
urer 

Parks  k  Son,  saw-mill 

PLYMALE  W  J,  proprietor  Excelsior 
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Prim  Mrs  T  M,  millinery 
REAMES  BROS  (T  G  and 

Reames),  general  merchandise 

Reed  Chas  H,  painter 

Ritschard  Fred,  watchmaker  and 
eler 

Robinson  J  W,  physician 

Rostel  C  B  &  Bros,  barbers,  hairworkers 
and  bathrooms 

Royal  L'ldru,  ilergyman  (Methodist) 

Ryan  Patrick  J,  gen  mdse 

St  Mary's  Academy 

Savage  L  L,  painter 

Schumpf  Geo,  barber 

Schultz  C,  city  marshal 

Schutz  Veit,  brewery  and  coroner 

Sharp  Mrs  B  J,  agt  organs  and  pianos 

Slover  J  A,  hotel 

S  domon  Joseph,  general  merchandise 

Stanley  A  C,  representative 

Vrooman  Martin,  dispensary  and  phy- 
sician 

Wotterer  Joseph,  brewery 

WINTJEN  &  HELMS  (John  Wint- 
jen  and  H  V  Helms),  saloon 


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JEFFERSON. 

Marion  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the  Ore- 
gon and  California  R.  R.  (East  Side), 
71  miles  south  of  Portland.  Popula- 
tion about  250.  Saw  and  flouring- 
mill. 

BEARD  J  A,  druggist,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Bellinger  E  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

0))rbitt  &  Macleay  (of  Portland),  flour- 
mill 

CROOKS  &  CONSER  (T  H  Crooks 
and  L  C  Conser),  livery  stable  (see 
adv) 

Hcarn  Edward,  harness  and  saddlery 

Hearn  E  J,  confectionery,  notions,  ci- 
gars, etc 

Hearn  S  (1,  blacksmith  and  wagonm.iker 

JOHNSTON  S  T,  a^ont  Oregon  and 
California  R  U,  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Co  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

McDonald  Wm,  Ui-at  market 

ROLAND  C  B,  postmaster 

ROLAND  C  B  &  CO,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Tanzler  A  &  Son  (Anton  and  Louis 
Tansler),  mfrs  and  dealers  boots  and 
shoes,  hides,  etc 

Thomas  E  N  fc  Son  (E  N  and  J  A 
Thomas),  general  merchandise 

Thompson  G  L,  saw-mill 

Van  Bu ren  B  H,  blacksmith 

Vaughn  Eli,  wagonmaker 

Walters  Ralph,  hotel 

WENDILKIN  JOHN  C,  saloon 


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Jefferson Oregon. 


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JEWELL 

Clatsop  County.  A  post-office,  22 
miles  southeast  of  Astoria.  Popula- 
tion 54. 

FOSTER  I  M>  postmaster 


JOHN  DAY. 

Grant  County.     A  post-office,  2  miles 
northwest  of  Canyon  City. 

Bailey  L  C,  livery  stable 

Birge  Geo,  blacksmith 

Cobb  Ch,  restaurant 

Gentry  W  0.  hotel  and  saddler 

HAf^nlF^FY  A>  general  merchandise 

Jacoby  Th,  carpenter 

Kelly  W  H,  painter 

Maxey  N  R,  carpenter 

McCoy  £  A,  general  merchandise 

Morgan  S  P,  saloon 

Norman  J  A  Co,  flour-mills 

Prudent  W  F,  physician 


JORDAN. 

Linn  County.     A  post-office,  20  miles 
northeast  of  ^Albany. 

Kinisey  Thomap,  blacksmith 
SffJgT/rmi  HAMON.  postmaster 
Shelton  &  Nork,  dry  goods 
Young  A  Sons,  grist-mill 


JOSEPH. 

Union  County.     A  post-office. 

.loimston  Mrs  Matt,  hotel 
McCULLT  F  D  &  J  D,  general  mer- 

ohaudise  and  postmaHter 
Oleson  R,  blacksmith 
Pugh  Thos,  saloon 
Roberts  R  H,  blacksmith 
JStilwell  W  H,  wagomnaker 
Wiles  F  W,  cooper 


JUNCTION  CITY. 

Lane  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Oregon  and  California  R.  R.  (East 
Side),  58  miles  southwest  of  Salem- 
A  good  farming  country  surrounds  it. 
Population  about  500. 

Abrams  H  W,  groceries  and  varieties 
Baber  W  H,  gen  mdse  and  harness 
Bean  J  R,  agt  O  A  C  R  R,  W,  F  ft  Co, 

and  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
Beatty  A  Son  (David  and  Geo  Beatty), 

blacksmiths 
Beebe  J  M,  bootmaker 
BERRT  J  Hi  saloon 
Blew  John,  blacksmith 
Boyd  G  T  (Driskill  A  Boyd) 
Brownlee  J  G,  ph^^sician 
Bushnell  •!  A,  grain  buyer 
Caldwell  R  P,  groceries,  crockery,  etc 
Craig  Albert,  saloon 
Driskill  A  Bovd  (Wra  Driskill  and  G  T 

Boyd),  blacksmiths 
Dudley  S,  dentist 
EATON  JOHN  J>   Hvery  stable,   and 

proprietor    Junction    and    Corvallis 

Stage  Line 
FQSinSR  0  W.  barkeeper 
Gihiiore  Nathaniel,  hotel 
GUTHRIE  WM  A,  barber 
Houston  Rev  W  M,  justice  of  peace  and 

clergyman 
Howard  A  Son  (R  V  and  Baxter  How- 
ard), grain  buyers 
L**  N  L,  physician 
Lee  W  C  A  Co  (W   C   and   W  S   Lee), 

dniggirits 
Lewis  J  B  A  W  T,  meat  market 
Major  J  W,  saloon 
Milliroa  T  A,  wagonmaker 
MullioUand  R  M,  druggist 
Randall    J    P,    paints,    oils,   etc,   and 

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Starr  J  W,  stoves  and  tinware 
Sternberg  A  Senders  (Joseph  Sternberg 

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Wilkinson  Frank,  haruessmakers 


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Wortman  John  (Wortmsn  ft  Sona), 
poatmaster 

Wortman  ft  Sons  (Jacob,  John  and 
Chris  Wortman),  general  mdae 

Wright  J  W,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 


KEATING. 

Union  County.     A  post-office,  16  miles 
by  stage  from  Baker  City. 

ROSS  W  W>  general  merchandise 


KELLOGG. 

DouoLAs    CouNTT.     A   post-office, 
miles  from  Oakland. 

PINKSTON  P  H>  postmaster 


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KERBY. 

Josephine  County.  A'post-office  and 
county  seat,  50  miles  southwest  of 
Jacksonville. 

Crockett  Garrett,  county  judge 

Cruse  Kate,  physician 

DE  LAMATER  N.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Dessenger  Frank,  assessor 

Grotz  George,  treasurer 

Grotz  ft  Reiser,  saloon 

Hall  .John,  county  commissioner 

Holton  ft  Cruse  (P  S  Uolton  and  Kate 
Cruse),  physicians 

Kruse  C,  t>ootmuker 

Moore  J  W,  blacksmith 

Naucke  Wm,  general  merchandise 

NIGKERSON  F  M.  county  clerk 

Kider  W,  hotel  and  sherifi 

Sanders  W  N,  county  supt  of  schools 

Sifers  J  B,  miller 

White  J  R,  county  commissioner 


KILCHIS. 

Tillamook    County.    A  post-office,  6 
miles  northwest  of  Tillamook. 

Fairbamm  A,  blacksmith 
Gist  Henry,  saw-mill 
Haskins  J  W,  blacksmith 
Vaughan  W  N,  cooper 


KINGSLEY. 

Wasco  County.    A  post-office. 
BAXTER  HT70H  M,  hotel 

Gourly  Rev  H,  clergyman 
Kelley  Kobt,  gen  mdse,  hotel  and  post- 
master 
Phillips  S  B,  justice  of  peace 


KING'S  VALLEY. 

Benton    County.     A   post-office, 
miles  northwest  of  Corvallis. 

Boudrie  P,  hamessmaker 
Chamber  Franklin,  blacksmith 

CHAMBERS  H  ft  CO,  flour-mill 

Lewis  T,  bootmaker 

Price  Bros,  general  merchandise 


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Lake  County.    A  post-office. 
NICKERSON    L   M.    Indian    agent, 


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KNAPPA. 

Clatsop  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  on  Columbia  River,  88  miles 
northwest  of  Portland  and  12  miles 
east  of  Astoria. 

Crow  J  W,  photographer,  watchmaker 
and  jeweler,  telegraph  operator  and 
line  repairer 

KNAPF  At  postmaster,  general  mer- 
chandise, hotel,  farmer,  butcher,  lum- 
ber and  wood  yard 


KNIGHT.  ' 

Marion  County.    A  post-  >ffice. 
KNIOHT  D  E.  postmaster 


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Yamhill  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  is  located  on  the  Yamhill 
River,  6  miles  above  its  mouth,  and  is 
distant  from  Portland,  via  Willamette 
50  miles.  It  is  also  a  station  on  the 
O.  R.  ft  N.  Co. '8  Narrow  Gauge  Di- 
vision (West  Side),  38  miles  southwest 
of  Portland;  has  a  population  of  500, 
and  is  the  county  seat.  The  country 
surrounding  the  place  is  fertile,  and 
the  people  are  enterprising  and  intelli- 
gent.   It  is  quite  a  shipping  point. 

Baker  S  H,  county  school  supt 
Bird  ft  Gates  (R    P    Bird    and    P  P 
Gates)^eneral  merchandise 

BRADSOHW  E  C  ft  SON  (E  C  and 

W  L  Bradshaw),  attorneys-at-law 
Buffinglon  Mrs  P  C,  propr  Essex  House 
Burbank  A  R  general  merchandise 
Burnell  Wm  ft  Co,  commission   mer- 
chants 
CALBREATH  J  F,  physician 
Clark  J  H,  saloon 
CuUard  E  B,  sheriff 


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Dixon  Mrs  L  A,   millinery  and  fancy 

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DuNH  B  W>  inroranoe  »gt 
Fenton    W    D,    sttomey-at-law    and 

notary  public 
Frazier  A,  city  recorder 
Fuller  B  F,  county  commiaaioner 
Goodwich  T,  county  commissioner 
GOUCHEB  E  El  physician  and  surgeon 
Oraziei  Jacob,  live^  stable 
Harris  A,  Haney  (R  Harris  and  John 

Haney),  boots  and  shoes 
Hembree  J  T,  justice  of  peace 
Hendrick  M  B,  county  assessor 
Howell  E,  dentist 
Hubbard  J,  postmaster  and  agt  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Hurey  A  M,  attorney -at-law  and  deputy 

district  attorney 
Hurley  H  (McCain  &  Hurley),  notary 

public 
Johnson  H,  druggist  and  county  treaa 
Johnson  &  Howey,  blacksmiths 
Johnson  Si  Mattey,  groceries 
Johnson  Hull,  county  treasurer 
Jones  T  L,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Koshland  Bros,  commission  merchants 
Loughary  L,  county  judge 
Maloney  H  S,  county  surveyor 
McCain  i'.  Hurley  (James  McCain  and 

H  Hurloy),  attorneys-at-law 
Mills  W  A  S,  physician 
O'Connor  Frank,  druggist 
Olds  J  H,  propr  Olds  House 

"OREGON    REGISTER,"    W    M 

Townaend  publisher  and  proprietor 
Perkins  E,  barber 
SPENCER  JOHN  J.  county  clerk 
Starr  £  D,  stoves  and  tinware 
Stephens  T  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Suitor  &  Daniel,  flouring-mill 
Talmage  C  VV,  deputy  county  clerk 
Thompson  John,  deputy  county  clerk 


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TOWNSEND  W  M,  publisher 
'  gon  Register  "  and  real  estate  agt 
Turner  W  B,  coroner 
Ungerman  R  P,  stoves  and  tinware 
Williams  ^^eo,  restaurant 


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LA   GRANDE. 

Union  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  in  the  Grando  Rondo 
.  Valley,  on  tiie  river  of  that  name,  90 
miles  from  Umatilla,  on  the  Columbia. 
The  spurs  of  the  Blue  Mountains 
which  surround  the  city  are  full  of 
ma>:e8tic  grandeur,  and  the  altitude 
of  the  place  is  so  great  as  to  impart 
vigor  to  the  system.  The  country 
surrounding  is  agricultural  and  min- 
eral, stock-raising  proving  a  source  of 
great  revenue  and  employment  to  the 


inhabitants.  It  is  the  coantv  seat, 
and  its  future  is  regarded  «a  bright. 
Population  375. 

Anson  H,  general  merchandise 
Baer  L,  general  merchandise 
Clark  J  P,  varieties 

Currey ,  U  S  receiver 

Curtis  J  L,  notary  public 

Deal  R  W,  livery  stable 

Dick  F  M,  hotel 

Dickey  Miss  L  ft  Bros,  millinert 

Dray  A,  agricultural  implements 

Dwisht  U  W,  register  U  8  land  office 

EC^LET  E  L,  editor  "Union  County 

Record." 
Gilem  G  W,  physician 
Hadley  C,  livery  stable 
Hall  I,  blacksmith 
Hemings  Arthur,  bakery 
Honan  F  M,  physician 
Horsepool  ft  Palmer,  butchers 
Irwin  Rev,  pres  B  M  University 
Kinsey  ft  Gray,  furniture 
Ladd  John,  livery  stable 
Lang  ft  Swan,  painters 
Mahaffey  P  A,  hotel 
Mclnnis  ft  Bay,  blacksmiths 
McWhuter  ft  Glover,  harnessmakers 
Murrey  Patrick,  saloon 
Palmer  Joseph,  drug^st 
Patterson  ft  Reed,  painters 
Pelton  J  C,  shoemaker 
Perkins  John,  cooper 
Rein  bard  L,  saloon 
Rinearson  F  M,  physician 
Sheets  ft  Brown,  blacksmiths 
Snodgrass  ft  Miner,  general  merchandise 
Sommer  A,  general  merchandise 

"UNION  COUNTY    RECORD."  £ 

L  Kckley  editor 
Warnick  Arthur,  saloon 
Wurstel  Wm,  postmaster 


LAKEVIEW. 

Lakb  County.  A  post  and  express 
office  on  Goose  Lake.  It  is  the  county 
seat  and  a  thriving  town. 

Abshier  U  F,  county  commissioner 

Boncbrake  J  W,  jeweler 

Buckhurdt  A,  boutinaker 

Caldwell  Rev  S  S,  clergyman 

Cosou  G  I,  physician 

Clark  N  A,  furniture  mfr 

COFFIN  FRANK,  editor  and  man- 
ager "Lake  County  Examiner" 

Cogswell  A,  bootmaker 

Cogswell  C  A,  attorney-ot-law 

Cogswell  ft  Cogswell  (Chas  A  and  F  A 
Cogswell),  collectors  and  insurance 
agta 

Cogswell  F  A,  notary  public 

Corpe  W  D,  propr  Lake  view  House 


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Dyor  Herbert,  county  mrveyor 

Evans  James  H,  register  U  S  land  o£Boe 

Fitts  A,  justice  of  the  peace  and  wagon- 
maker 

Foster  A  J,  county  assessor 

Frankl  J  (J  Frankl  ft  Co)  and  post- 
master 

FBANXL  J  ft  (X)»  general  merohan- 
dise 

Hanks  J  L,  sheriff 

HATTON  B  B*  county  clerk,  real 
estate  agent  and  conveyancer 

Hickman  tc,  Lewis  (T  J  Hickman  and  S 
Lewis),  saloon 

Hoffman  J  H,  tinner 

Hopkins  M  D,  blacksmith 

Howard  Jos  W,  gen  mdse  and  coroner 

Huff  W  P,  livery  stable 

Jones  A  R,  hotel 

Knox  Jerome,  attomey-at-law 

"LAKB   COUNTY  EXAHINBB," 

Frank  Coffin  editor  and  manager 
Lakeview  Institute,  Rev  S  S  Caldwell 

principal  » 

McCallen  A,  county  treasurer 
Miller  F  M,  butcher 
Miller  E  B,  county  assessor 
Murphy  P  H,  livery  stable 
Phelps  J  B,  county  commissioner 
Rawson  Geo,  contractor  and  builder 
Simmons  John,  hotel 
Singer  H  G,  druggist 
Snolling    R    B,    attomey-at-law    and 

county  judge 
Snelling  V  C,  restaurant  and  constable 
Snelling  V  L,  county  surveyor 
SNIOEB  Ai  general  merchandise 
Vernon  T  B,  county  supt  of  schools 
Watts  J  S,  county  judge 
Wilson  B,  harnessmaker 


LANCASTER. 

Lame  County.  See  Junction  City. 


LANGELLS  VALLEY. 

Lake  County.    A  post-office,  38  miles 
southeast  of  Linkville. 

FULLEB80N  J  T,  postmaster 

Hall  J  B,  physician 

Killgore  D,  stock  raiser 

Langell  A,  stock  raiser  and  blacksmith 

Swingell  F  T>,  stock  raiser 

Vincent  b,  stock  raiser  and  fanner 

Whitmore  S  D,  harnessmaker 


LANGLOIS. 

Cubby  County.  See  Denmark. 


LATHAM. 

Lane  County.  A  post-office,  on  the  Or- 


egon &  Caliromia  B.  R.  (East  Side), 
62  miles  northeast  of  Roseburg. 

Comstock  J  J,  saw-mills 

Sharp  J  H,  sen  mdse,  postmaster,  cler- 
gyman and  agt  O  &  C  R  R 

Vaughn ,  flouring-mills 

White  I  M,  telegraph  operator 

LAUREL. 

Washington  County.  A  post-office. 

KULLOY  A  B  postmaster 
MuUoy  A  D,  blacksmith 


LEABURGH. 

Lane  County.  A  post-office,  20  miles 
east  of  Eugene  City. 

O'Brien  James,  postmaster 

LEBANON. 

Linn  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  about  13  miles  east  of 
Albany.    Population  about  600, 

In  1880  the  Oregon  and  California  R. 
R.  Co.  built  a  branch  road  from  the  main 
line  at  Albany  to  Lebanon,  and  daily 
trains  now  run  between  that  city  and 
Portland.     Since  the  completion  of  this 
road  Lebanon  has  enjoyed  an  "age"  of 
progression,  and  the   business  men  ak« 
apparently  all  happy.    Many  improve- 
ments are  being  made  and  the  city  has 
a  bright  future.     This  place  is  the  first 
town  of  any  size  that  travelers  strike 
after  coming  across  the  Cascade  Moun- 
tains by  the  Lebanon  Puss.    Since  the 
town  was  incorporated  there  has  never 
been  a  city  tax  levied,  sufficient  money 
being  raised  from  licenses,  fines,  etc.,  to 
run  the  city  government. 
Andrews  D,  councilman 
Ballard  &  Powell,  physicians 
Burkhart  &  Bilyeu,  livery  stable 
Carter  C  L,  constable 
Claughton  S  H,  hotel 
Cruson  G  W,  justice  of  peace 
Donaca  H,  general  merchandise 
Donica  W  B,  councilman 
Ervin  A,  bootmaker 
Gilbert  J  L,  principal  Santiam  Academy 
Goan  E,  furniture 
Honk  J,  meat  market 
Miller  F  M,  city  recorder 
Miller  J  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Montague  C  B,  general  merchandise  and 

councilman 
Nixon  J,  city  marshal 
Ralston  C  H,  president 
Smith  G  W,  stoves  and  tinware,  and 

councilman 
Wassom  J,  city  treasurer 


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LELAND. 

JosEPHiNK  CouNTV.    A  post  and  ex- 

Jress  ofSce,  45    miles  northwest  of 
acksonville,  and  64  miles  southwest 
of  Eoseburg. 

Browning  E  G,  justice  of  peace 

Corll  Wm,  stage  agt 

HARKNESS  H  O,  hotel,  feed  stable, 
and  postmaster 

Hopkins  Jas,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Morat  Rafael,  saloon 

Nagel  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Pettengili  SB,  general  merchandise 

Smith  H,  general  merchandise 


LEXINGTON. 

CT.A.TSOP  CouNTT.    See  Skipanon. 


LINCOLN. 

Polk  Countt.  A  post-office,  on  Willa- 
mette River,  5  miles  northwest  of 
Salem,  and  63  miles  southwest  of 
Portland.    Population  75. 

Day  John,  livery  stable 

Edgarton ,  hotel 

Peansode  O  W,  general  merchandise 

Graham  J,  cooper 

Hut 'bins  B  S,  general  merchandise 

L:;joen  L,  hotel 

Olseu  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Quick  F,  hotel 

Quick  James,  hotel 

BEHSHAVL  B  H,  postmaster 

Storey  J  L,  attorney-at-law 

Thayer  C,  attomey-at-law 


LINKVILLE. 

Lake  Countt.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  Klamath  Liake,  60  miles 
from  Ashland.  Two  doily  mail 
routes  arriving  and  departing;  one 
weekly  and  one  semi-weekly  news- 
paper. It  is  a  good  trading  centre, 
and  stock-raising  is  its  chief  industry. 
Population  250. 

Baldwin   Goo,    hardware,  stoves,   and 

tinware 
Btddwin  R  T,  harness  and  saddlery 
Beach  M  H,  drugs  and  physician 
Boyd  E,  dentist 
Carrick  A,  blacksmith 
Cranston  S  B,  attomey-at-law 
Forbes  J  T,  liquors 
Greenman  Wm,  hotel 
Haymaker  J  W,  iiotary  public 
Haymaker  R,  livcTy  stable 
Redrick  0,  blacksmith 


Loosley  G  &  Co,  steamar  line 

Manning  Wesley,  livery  stable 

McCarton  A  P,  hotel 

Moore  C  S,  notary  public 

Moore  C  S  &  Co,  saw  and  planing-mill 

Nurse  Geo,  hotel,  saw  and  nburing-mill 
and  livery  stable 

Payne  Samuel,  hamessmaker  and  pho- 
tographer 

Reamy  Martin  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Roberts  J  P,  gen  mdse  and  notary  pub- 
lic 

Summer  S  C,  physician       

THATCHm  ft  WOBDEir,  general 
merchandise 

Ultican  T,  butcher 

Woodcock  A  D,  blacksmith 

Wright  Wm  A,  druggist  and  postmas- 
ter 


LITTLE  ELK. 

Benton  Cou  ntt.    A  post-office,  34  miles 

northwest  of  Corvallis 
Derrick  Z,  hamessmi^er 
EBDT  ISRAEL  F>    postmaster  and 

saw-mill 
Hunt  Levi,  blacksmith 
Pippin  L  E,  cabinetmaker 


LONE  ROCK. 

Warco  County.    A  post-office,  26  miles 
west  of  Heppner. 

Darling  L  W,  restaurant  and  justice  of 

peace 
Goff  J,  saloo.1 
Ray  Thos,  blacksmith 
B0BIN80N  B  G>  general  merchandise 
Robinson  Mrs  R  G,  hotel 
S  mith  &  Mooney,  saw-mill 
Smith  W  L,  county  commissioner 


LONG  CREEK. 

Grant  County.    Apost-offioe. 

KEENEY  J  W.  pctmaster 
Splawn  T 
Tibbits  J 


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Lane  County.  A  post-office 
northwest  of  Eugene  City, 
tion  100. 


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EUmaker  B,  blacksmith  and  wagonma- 

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Evans  Milton,  physician 
Jones  R,  cooper 


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LOOKING  CLASS. 

Douglas  Countt.  A  post-office,  8 
miles  from  Roseburg.  Population 
100. 

COCHRAH     WM,  general    merchan- 
dise and  postme^ter 
Cranhill  F,  carpenter  and  architect 
Miller  J  H,  bootmaker  and  saloon 
Pilkington  W,  blacksmith 
Waters  H  0,  hotel 
Williams  P,  livery 


MABEL. 

Linn  County.  A  post-office. 
Kigl^  T  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
DBU&Y  ALFRED,  postmaster 


MACLEAY. 

Marion  Countt.  A  post-office,  on  the 
O.  R.  &  N.  Narrow  Gauge  (East  Side), 
61  miles  from  Portland  and  7  miles 
east  of  Salem. 

WINE  Cf  postmaster 


MALHEUR. 

Baker  County.  A  post-office,  32  miles 
southeast  of  Baker  City;  population 
325. 

Devereaux  J,  saloon 
Moss  R  S  ft  Mary,  hotel 
Newburger  Morris,  general  merchandise 
Partlow  R  S,  physician 
Richardson  Mary,  gen  mdse 
SABOENT  B  £*>  merchant,  feed  sta- 
ble, notary  public  and  postmaster 


MARION. 

Marion  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Oregon  ft  Cal- 
ifornia R.  R.  (East  Side),  66  miles 
southwest  of  Portland;  population  60. 

Adams  J  H,  hotel 

Oden  A  V  ft  J  N,  general  merchandise 
Rutherford  T  W,  drover 
BUTHEBFOBB  B  H*  postmaster  and 

agent  Oregon  ft  California  R  R  and 

Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 
Siler  B  F,  grain  warehouse 


MARSHFIELD. 

Coos  County.  A  post,  express  and  tele- 
graph office,  4  miles  southeast  of  Em- 
pire City.  There  is  a  large  shipyard, 
also  a  saw-mill  situated  here,  giving 
employment  to  many.  Population  700. 


Agers  R,  blacksmith 

Anderson  E  A,  livery  stable 

Bear  John,  saloon 

Beherle  F  H,  restaurant 

BENNETT  BBOS>  publishers  "Coos 

Bay  News" 
Bennett  J  W,  attorney  -at-law 

Benson  Henry  L,  principal  Umpqua 
Aciulemy 

Border  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Chilsom  B  F,  jeweler 

CHUBCH  JOHN,  editor  and  proprie- 
tor "  Coast  Mail " 

Cleaves  J  R,  photographer  and  jeweler 

"  COAST  MML,'*^  John  Church  editor 
and  proprietor 

"COOS  BAY  NEWS,"  Bennett  Bros 
proprietors 

Cox  J  W,  barber 

Crawford  A  M,  attomey-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Crawford  S  R,  furniture  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Dean  A  J,  physician 

DEAN  E  B  &  00  (E  B  Dean,  D  Wil- 
cox and  C  H  Merchant),  general  mer- 
chandise and  lumber 

Deubner  ft  Hagelstein,  blacksmiths 

Devine  T,  bootmaker 

Dunham  H  W,  captain  steamer  Myrtle 

Empire  City  and  Drain's  Station  Staee 
and  Steamboat  Line,  Jarvis,  Cornwall 
ft  Co  proprs 

Esterbeck  Chas,  saloon 

Ferry  ft  Holland,  hotel 

Golden  C  B,  druggist 

Golden  ft  McCormack,  physicians 

Hall  J  F,  county  surveyor 

Jarvis,  Cornwall  ft  Co,  proprs  Empire 
City  and  Drain's  Station  Stage  and 
Steamboat  Line 

Kenyon  John,  fancy  goods,  books  and 
stationery 

Kerrigan  M,  hotel 

Knowles  ft  Sprague,  saloon 

Kronholm  John  J,  hotel 

Landers  L  O,  blacksmith 

Lang  A,  livery  stable 

Lobree  Abranam,  geii  mdse  and  agt 
Florence  Sewing  Machine 

Luse  Mrs  C  F,  millinery,  etc 

Mains  R,  tailor 

Malarky  M,  candy  and  tobacco 

Mark  P,  furniture  mfy 

Mark  Mrs  F,  millinery 

Nasburg  ft  Hirst,  gen  mdse 

Nasburg  J,  saloon 

X'^rman  John,  blacksmith 

O'Cuanell  E,  hardware  and  tin 

Owen  T  G,  administrator  and  attorney 

Reed  H,  ship  builder 

Reichert  Wm,  brewery  and  sal«on 

Rosn  ft  Timerman,  meat  market 

Selander  ft  Hongell,  bootmakers 


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Semenm  A,  druggist 

Sengstaoken  Henry,  druggist 

Shingl«  Joe,  saloon 

Siglin  J  M,  attomey-at'law 

Simpson  k.  Webber,  skating  rink 

Smith  O  E,  dentist 

Stnel  D  L,  dentist 

STOKES  OHASi  telegraph  operator 

btora  John,  saloon 

Swansen  John,  captain  steamer   Wtup 

Timmerman  F,  butcher 

Towfcr  O  W,  physician 

Umpqua  Academy,  Henry  L  Benson, 

A  M,  principal 
Webster  G,  attorney 
Webster  G  W,  boots  and  shoes 
Webster  W  O,   harness   and   saddles, 

clothing  and  furnishing  goods 
Whitney  H  P,  meat  market 
Wilson  J,  saloon 
Woodward  C,  painter 


McCOY. 

Polk  County,  r  post  and  express 
office,  on  thn  Oregon  and  California 
R.  S,  (West  Side),  62  miles  southwest 
of  Portland. 

Bettman  L,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Cruise  Geo  A,  blacksmith 

Gentry  H  C,  saloon 

Graves  &  Cook,  grocers  and  butchers 

Keltey,  Hawley  &  Co,  grain  and  storage 

McQuerry   John,    money    broker   and 

speculator 
Messenger  &  Ladd,  grain  dealers  and 

warehouse 
Snger  C,  gunsmith 
St  Johns   H   B,  contractor,   carpenter, 

and  builder 
Sears  D  W,  agt  O  4  0  R  R  Co,  and  W, 

F&Co 
BIJ^P-S^  JAMES  K.  postmaster,  notary 

public,  grain,  lumber,  and  agricultural 

implements  - 
Stovall  G  W,  boots  and  "shoes 
Wilcox  J  W,  saloon  and  hotel 
WOBTHIVOTON  C  E,  general  mer- 
chandise, physician  and  druggist 
Worthton  C  E,  physician,   v'^ugs,  and 

general  merchandise 


McMINNVILLE. 

Yamhill  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the  Yam- 
bill  River,  at  a  navigable  point,  59 
miles  by  O.  R.  &  N.-  steamers  south- 
west of  Portland,  and  60  miles  by 
Oregon  and  California  R.  R.  (West 
Side).     Population  700. 


Adams  H,  harness  and|saddles 
Anderson  ,  principal  Baptist  Col- 
lege 
Augur  Jas  T,  physician 
Bangasser  &  Paulus  (Geo  Bangasser  and 

August  Paulus),  butchers 
Bangasser  W  F,  general  merchandise 
Bettnun  L,  groceries 
Bingham  G  G  (McCain,  Hurley  ft  Bing- 
ham), attorney-at-law,  notary  public, 

and  city  recorder 
Bingham  W  H,  dealer  in  and  mfr  of 

furniture 
Booth  W  T,  blacksmith 
BOTD  W  Hi  physician,  suigeon,  and 

obstetrician 
Browne  P  Frank,  boots  and  shoes 
Buniett     Peter,     minister     (Christian 

Church) 
CASWELL  J  &  proprietor  Welcome 

Saloon 
CENTRAL  HOTEL.  L  H  Cook  pro- 
prietor, McMinnville  Depot 
COOK  L  H>  proprietor  Central  Hotel, 

McMinnville  Depot 
Cooper  &  Handley,  deputy  surveyors 

and  civil  engineers 
Cozine  Samuel,  gunsmith 
DHAFEB  J  W.  saloon 
Ecclestou  Ezra,  bootmaker 
Ertle  Isidore,  brewery 
Fisher  H,  cjencrjl  merchandise 
FBINK  W  S  (Warren  &  Frink),  jus 

tice  of  the  peace  and  notary  public 
Fuller  B  F,  carpenter  and  builder 
Garrison  &  Hurst  (W  J  Garrison  and  D 

Hurst),  butchers 
Gri-ssen  Chas,  confectioner  and  baker 
OBUKEB   JOHN,   marble  and  stone 

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HARDING  S  Fi  attorney-atlaw  and 

notary  public 
Hartman    B  F  (Hartman    Bros),   and 

agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Hartman  Bros  (B  F  and  J  J  Hartman), 

general  merchandise  and  agricultural 

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W  Carlin),  proprietors  No  I  Stable 

HIRSCH  CHAS>  -^loon 

HODSONA  H>  hardware,  stoves  and 
tinware 

Hodson  O  O,  agricultural  implements 

Uoll  Wm,  watchmaker 

Holman  WP  (Logan  Bros  ft  Uolman), 
livery  and  feed  stable 

HTJLERTG  W,  saloon 

Hurley  H,  attomey-at-Iaw  and  notary 
public 

Hunsaker  A  J,  missionary 

Johnson  C  D,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Johuson  H  V  V,  physician 

Johnson  Neil,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 


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Jones,  Hill  &  Co  (G  W  Jones,  W  A  Hill 
and  O  H  Adams),  sasb,  door  and  lum- 
ber mfrs 

Logan  Bros  ft  Holman  (A  R  and  W  T 
Losan  and  W  P  Holman),  livery,  feed 
and  sale  stable 

MAGERB  J  El  attomey-at-Iaw  and  no- 
tary public 

Manning  S  A,  stoves  and  tinware  and 
constaole 

McGuire  J,  propr  McMinnville  Hotel 

McMinnviUe  Grange  Co-operative  Co, 
B  P  Fuller  mgr 

Morris  J  D,  propr  Morris  House 

Nash  ft  Hemstock  (J  D  Nash  and  G  H 
Hemstock),  mfrs  dressed  lumber 

Nelson  R,  wagonmaker 

Newby  W  T,  justice  of  the  peace,  ware- 
house and  nouring-mills 

NO  STABLE.  High  ft  Carlin  propri- 
etors 

PABKE&  0  L.  dealer  in  sewing  ma- 
chines, guns  and  general  repairing 

Patterson  J  C,  contractor 

Redmond  F  W,  general  merchandise 

ROBISON  ft  BAKER  (J  H  Robison 
and  A  B  Baker),  druggists  and  sta- 
tioners       

ROHR  ft  KINO  (J  B  Rohr  and  R 
King),  house  and  sign  painters 

Root  L,  groceries 


Russ  Edward,  minister  Baptist  Church 

SAZJOHNi  proprietor  Star  Flouring 
Mills 

Savior  0  G,  brick  mfr 

Sonuok  Andrew,  city  marshal 

Sears  Mrs  M  A,  miUineiy 

Smith  ft  Epperly,  druggists 

SITTDER  ft  WARRM.  editors  and 
proprietors  *'Yamhill  County  Re- 
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STAR  FLOITRINOMILIS.  John  Sax 

proprietor 
Tucker  GF,  dentist 
TURNER  D  Hi  postmaster 
Turner  Jacob,  boot  and  shoemaker 
TURNER  W  a  druggist 
WARREN  ft  FRINK(Henry  Warren 

and  W  S  Frink),  real  estate  and  in- 

surance  agents 

WARREN    HENRY     (Warren     ft 

Frink),  notary  public 
WELCOME  SALOON,    J  C  Caswell 

proprietor 
White  J  S,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Wilcox  Geo,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co  and 

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Wyndham  Arthur  C,   propr  McMinn- 
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proprietors 


HENKY  WARREN, 

Notary  Public. 


W.  S.  FRINK, 

Notary  Public. 


WARREN    &    FRINK, 

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LIVERY,  FEED  1^  SALE  STABLE 

HIGH  <c  CABLIir,  Frop'rs. 

'(Successors  to  Geo.  H.  Sawyer.) 

McMINNVILLE,  OREGON. 


HORSES.  CARRIAGES. 

And  General  Livery  Hire  at  Reasonable  Rates. 


MeMinnviUe,  Oregon. 

THE  ONLY  FieST-CLUSS  HOTEL  IN  THE  CITY, 

OPPOSITE  THE  DEPOT. 


Sample  Rooms  (or  Commercial  Travelers.   First- 
Class  Table. 


MILLERS. 

Linn  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Orf«gon  and  California  B.  R.  (East 
Side),  75  miles  southwest  of  Salem 
and  4  miles  northeast  of  Albany. 

Fisher  E  T,  surveyor 
Miller  Bros,  warehouse 
MILLER  C  A>  postmaster 
Miller  H  B,  painter 
Newman  H,  general  merchandise 


L  H.  COOK. 


Proprietor. 


MEADOWVILLE. 

Umatilla  County.    Post-office   Uma- 
tUla. 

Hiestand  T,  general  merchandise 
Holman  John,  hotel 
Patent  Nathan,  blacksmith 


MEHAMA. 

Marion  County.    A  i>o8t-office. 

Hull  F,  attorney  and  notary  public 
Pratt  A,  attorney-at-Iaw  and  justice  of 

peace 
Pratt  R  A,  drugfjiist  and  postmaster 
Smith  Mrs  M,  hotel 
Staut  Lewis,  saw-mill 
TERRELL  0  F>  general  merchandise 


IMIDDLETON. 

Washington  County.  A  post-office, 
12  miles  southeast  of  Hillsboro  and 
16  miles  from  Portland. 

Buffington  J  B,  hotel 
HallCT,  constable 
OLDS   D   L    postmaster  and  wagon- 
maker 
Olds  &  Tyson,  general  merchandise 
Sinock  James  C,  justice  of  the  peace 


MILTON. 

Umatilla  County.  A  post  and  express 
office  on  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s  Rail- 
way, 269  miles  from  Portland. 

Brown  W  S,  planing  and  shingle-mill 

Church  Geo,  deputy  postmaster  and  va- 
rieties 

Crockett  G  S,  blacksmith 

Cunningham  C  C,  saloon 

Duffy  P,  blacksmith 

Dustan  John,  livery  stable 

Garred  ft  Son,  saloon 

Lamson  J,  undertaker 

Metoalf  ft  Plants,  general  merchandise 

Miller  John,  flour-mill 

Palmer  W  P,  photographer 

Richie  Bros,  meat  market 

Spencer  W  D,  blacksmith 

Stone  J  N,  druggist 

Stone  S  C,  jphysician 

Weston  E  W,  druggist  and  physician 

Whitley  ft  Sandun,  saloon 

Whitley  S  P,  hotel 

WTTiLTAMROH  JOHN  B.  general 
r^.erchandise 

Wilmot  Bros,  butchers 

Wormington  M  V  B,  blacksmith 


MILWAUKEE. 

Clackamas  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  Willamette  River,  reached  via  the 
Oregon  ft  California  R.  R.  (East  Side), 
or  by  O.  R.  ft  N.  Co.'s  steamers,  6 
miles  southeast  of  Portland. 


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Oahn  I  S,  general  merchandise 

Darst  B,  general  merchandise 

Hofer  Geo,  groceries 

Koenysberger  J,  distillery 

Lambert  J  H  &  Son,  fruit  growers  and 

dealers 
Leheman  F,  blacksmith 
Luelling  S,  nurseryman 
SaxerH,  flour-mill 


MITCHELL. 

Wahco  County.  A  post-office,  118 
miles  southeast  of  The  Dalles;  popu- 
lation 75. 

Chamberlain  J  T,  blacksmith,  horse- 
shoer  and  constable 

CHAMBERLAIN  &  TODD,  saloon 

Gage  John,  hotel  and  feed  yard 
Hawkins  James,  livery  stable 
McFarland  K,  surveyor  and  justice  of 

the  peace 
Powell  Leslie,  saw-mill 
Sargent  I  N,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 
Stewart  &  Pett,  flour-mill 
Ware  S,  butcher 


MOHAWK. 

Lane  County.    A  post-office,  10  miles 
northeast  of  Eugene  City. 

HOUSTON  B  F,  postmaster 


MOLALLA. 

Clackamas  County.    A  post-office,  14 
miles  southeast  of  Oregon  City. 

Brock  M,  carpenter 

Cooke  J  J,  blacksmith 

Jackson  J  B,  butcher 

Mael  T  James,  saloop 

MAYER  L,  general  merchandise 

postmaster 
Mayer  Laramie,  general  merchandise 
MOODT  BROS,  general  merchandise 
Moody  H,  wagonmaker 
MOODT  IRA,  farmer 
Sandford  K,  druggist  and  physician 
Stewart  Charles,  blacksmith 


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MONMOUTH. 

Polk  County.  A  post-office;  situated 
on  the  Narrow  Guage  (West  Side),  7 
miles  southeast  of  Dallas,  the  county 
seat;  2^  miles  west  of  Willamette 
River.  It  contains  between  300  and 
400  inhabitants.  It  has  Oregonian 
Railway  Co's  Koad  depot,  warehouse 
and  steam  cleaner,  also  the  location 
of  the  Christian  College,  an  excellent 


educational  establishment,  which  was 
founded  twenty  years  ago.  There  is 
also  one  church  (Christian  denomina- 
tion). The  place  is  surrounded  by  a 
large  and  fertile  farming  country. 

Boothby  R  T,  painter 

Bristow  J  J,  steam  wagon  and  carriage 

manufactory 
Christian  College 
"CHRISTIAN  HERALD"  PUB- 

IISHINQ  CO,  D  T  Stanley  pub- 
lisher 

Dawson  Wm,  druggist  and  groceries 

Farmers'  Mercantile  Association,  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Fidhback  J  S,  carpenter 

Griggs  A  B,  meat  market 

Griegs  Mrs  R  G,  hotel 

Haley  M,  carpenter 

Kennedy  W  C,  blacksmith 

Lucas  T  H,  blacksmith 

Murphy  P  H,  bootmaker 

Smith  R  M,  drugs  and  groceries 

STANLEY  D  T,  publisher  "Christian 
Herald" 

Waller  Miss  Emma  C,  milliner 

WATERHOIJSE  WARREN,  sewing 
machines,  medicines  and  postmaster 


MONROE  CITY. 

Benton  County.  A  post-office  reached 
by  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co's  steamers, 
138  miles  southwest  of  Portland,  or 
by  the  Oregon  and  California  R.  R., 
to  Corvallis  96  miles  and  by  stage 
to  Monroe  15  miles. 

Bowen  H,  blacksmith 
Garlinghouse  Wm,    druggist  and  post- 
master 
Gilbert  P,  wagonmaker 
Hauck  G  W  &  Son,  general  mdse 
Howard  Mrs,  hotel 
Ingram  &  Hart,  blacksmiths 
Landerking  &  Son,  saloon 
Reader  Sam,  miller 
Starr  &  Furgueson,  general  mdse 
Wilhelm  A,  saloon 


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Grant  County.    A  post-office. 

CARIS  F  W>  postmaster 
Cochran  Wallace,  utock  raiser 
Cupper  Henry,  stock  raiser 
Franklin  Samuel,  stock  raiser 
Gilmore  Robert,  stock  raiser 
Hamilton  J  H,  stock  raiser 
Hamilton  Milton,  stock  raiser 
Uenton  J,  stock  raiser 
McHaley  Geo,  stock  raiser 
McHaley  J  H,  stock  raiser 


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Neal  Wm,  cattle  dealer 
Overholt  G  W,  stock  raiaer 
Rudio  Wm,  stock  raiaer 
Welch  Henry,  stock  raiser 
Wilson  Prior,  stock  rai^tr 

MOOKriOUSE. 

Umatuxa  County.    A  post-oflSce. 

DUNCAK  JOHN,  water  works 
Frayer  Sam,  hotel  and  stage  agent 
Frazer  John,  boarding>hoase  and  propr 

stage 
Hoxie  C  J,  engineer 
Lambert  C,  blacksmith 
MOORHOUSE   T   L.    superintendent 

Prospect  Bill  Farm  and  postmaster 
Prospect  Hill  Farm  (iucorporated),  T  L 

Moorhouse  supt 


MORMON  BASIN. 

Bakkr  County.    See  Humboldt  Basin. 


MOUNTAIN  DALE. 

VVAsaiNGTON    County.    A  post-office, 
13  miles  northwest  of  Hillaboro. 

QUICK  D  0,  lumberman,   sa^h,  doors 
and  mouldingu 


MOUNT  PLEASANT. 

Linn  Cou^^ty.     A  post-office,    18  miles 
northeast  of  Albany. 

THATER  MBST  S.  postmistress 


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MOUNT  SCOTT. 

Douglas  County.    A  post-office, 
miles  northeast  of  Roseburg. 

BLABXLTMRSM.  postmistress 

Clifton  Wm  J,  justice  of  peace 

Noble  &  Watson,  sash  and  door  factory 

Price  John,  sheep  raiser 

Sambert  &  Noble,  saw-mill 

Short  Jamoj,  sheep  raiser 

Tipton  Bros,   saw-mill,  sash  and  door 

factory 
Tipton  M,  stock  raiser 


MOUNT  TABOR. 

Multno&uh    County     A    post-office, 
3  miles  from  Portland. 

HEWELL  J  Si  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 


MOUNT  VERNON. 

Obakt  County.    A  post-off' x. 


Allen  E  E,  general  merohandiaa 
Damon  R  ET  carpenter 
Hansoome  Chas,  saw-mill 
Hodson  J  F,  blacksmith 
Kimberlia  O  H,  livery  stable 
Lofton  Stephen,  cooper 
Steoher  T,  stone  engraver  and  mason 
STONE  W  W,  hotel  and  postmaster 


MULINA. 

Clackamas  County.    A  post-office. 

May  Geo  A,  blacks  nnith 

HOWARD  C  Ti  milling  and  stock 
raiser 

FOSTER  JAMES  0.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


MURPHY. 

Josephine  County.  A  post-office,  15 
miles  east  of  Kerby,  and  23  miles 
southeast  of  Jacksonville. 

Day  Fayette  G,  postmaster 

STRONG  LEWIS,  proprietor  Murphy 

Flour-mill 
WIMER  A  A,  lumber-mill 


MYRTLE  POINT. 

Coos  Cou.nty.  a  post-office,  located  on 
the  right  bank  of  the  Coquille  River, 
on  a  high  bluff,  about  40  miles  from 
its  mouth.  It  is  at  the  head  of  tide- 
water. It  is  about  GO  miles  from 
Roseburg,  in  Douglas  County.  It  is 
surrounded  by  a  vast  .imount  of  good 
timber  land.  There  are  good  coal 
fields  in  the  neighborhood.  Tho  river 
bottoms  and  bnuca  laud  produce  ex- 
cellent crops.  Slock-raittiug  is  exten- 
sively earned  on.     Population  100. 

Barklow  J  D,  teamster 

BENDER  E>   manager  Myrtle   Point 

Store 
Brown  G  A,  livery  stable 
Dixon  Wm  L,  druggist 
Dodge  O,  attorney -at- law 
HKRMiiyW  B.  general  merchandise 
Hermann  F  P,  photographer 
Lee  J  D  B,  sadcilery  and  harness 
Roberts  John  H,  furniture,  undertaker 

and  vMipjnter 
Volkmar  Carl  H,  attorney-at-law 


NAYLOX. 

Lake  County.    A  post-office. 
DTAR  L  S.  postmaster 


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NEEDY. 

Clackamas  Coumtt.  A  post-office,  14 
milei  aouth  of  Or^on  City,  and  32 
miles  south  of  Portumd.  Popalation 
120. 

HABSBSTT    ft  SCONGE.    general 

merchandise 
SCONCE  J  R,  postmaster 
Watkihs  J  P,  biacksmith 


NEHALEM. 

Tillamook  County.  A  post-office,  35 
miles  south  of  Astoria.  Population 
75. 

SCOVHL  EK>  cooper 


NETARTS. 

Tillamook  County.    A  post-office  and 
boat  landing. 

OBIMER  SUSAN,  postmistress 


NEWBERG. 

Yamhill   County.     A    post-office,   9 
miles  northeast  of  Lafayette. 

Everest  R,  general  merchandise 
Hobson  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


NEW  CASTLE. 

CuBRY  County.    A  post-office. 

OUERINOH 

OUEBIN  URS  C  N,  postmistress 


NEWELLSVILLE. 

Marion  County.    (See  Champoeg.) 


NEW  ERA. 

Clackamas  County,  A  pist-officoand 
a  prosperous  town  on  the  Oregon  and 
California  R.  R.  (East  Side),  20  miles 
southeast  of  Portland,  or  18  miles  by 
the  0.  R.  &  N.  Co's  steamers. 

Casto  Frank  E,  warehouse  and  brickma- 
ker 

CASTO  JOSEPH,  postmaster,  physi- 
cian and  druggist 

Jesse  W  W,  general  merchandise 

Reave*  I  F,  flour-mill 

Reif  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Taylor  J  M,  architect  and  builder 

Vetetoe  G  W,  drayman 

Wells  Joshua,  saloon 


NEW  PINE  CREEK. 

Lake  County.    A  post-office;  popula- 
tion 75. 

Harmon  S,  blacksmith 

LOPER  E.  State  Line  Mining  Co 

lOPER.  ROBNETT  ft   BOTSE. 

State  Line  Mining  Co 
REAS  P  W.  postmaster  and  general 
merchandise 


NEWPORT. 

Bbnton  County.  A  post-office;  a  sum- 
mer resort  on  Yaquina  Bay,  60  miles 
northwest  of  Corvallis.  Population 
300. 

Abby  P  M,  hotel 

Baldwin  H,  butcher 

Ball  James,  saloon 

Bell  Mark  &  Co,  restaurant 

Bloomer  S  H,  jeweler 

Bone  Chas  Little,  bakery  and  meat  mar- 
ket 

Brassfield  Jamea,  general  merchandise 

Casa  Alonzo,  geu  mdse  and  hardware 

Davis ,  drugs  and  notions 

Gardiner  &  Howard,  saloon 

HAMMOND  WM.  general  merchan- 
dise and  wharfage 

Hufford  W  H,  attomey-at-law 

Irvin  J  R  H.  hotel 

Lynch  Thomas,  barber  and  notions 

Phelps  Ed  C,  nnrsery 

Runtridge  M,  shoemaker 

Smallbone  C  R,  meat  market 

Smith  &  Limkey,  saloon 

Steven  &  Peterson,  hotel 

The  Benton  "Steam  Packet" 

Thompson  &  Kline,  drugs  and  paints 

Walling  &  Wright,  stoves  and  tinware 

Williams  C  H,  general  merchandise 


NEWPORT. 

Coos  County.  Post-office  Marshlield, 
4^  miles  from  Empire  City.  Popula- 
tion 120. 

FLANAGAN  ft  MANN,  general  mer- 
chandise and  coal  mine  owners 

NEWTON. 

Benton  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Oregon  and  California  R.  R.  (West 
Side),  19  miles  southwest  of  Portland. 

Blair  J  H.  hotel 
Giliam  &  Tracy,  saloon 
Simpson  Bros,  livery  stable 
SIMPSON  M  W.  hotel 
Tracy  B,  blacksmith 


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NORFOLK. 

DovoLAS  County.    A  post-office. 
LTSTEB  JOHH.  hotel 

Mead  H  J,  blaokimith 

Melvin  M  M,  notary  public 

Perkins  8,  logging 

Rioker  C  H,  ijostmaster 

Shirrett  J,  apiarist  and  oheesemaker 

Shirrett  Milton,  farmer 


NORTH  BEND. 

Coca  County.  Post-office  Marshfield ;  4 
miles  northeast  of  Empire  City;  pop- 
ulation iK). 

SIMFSON  BBOSt  general  merchandise 
and  saw-mill 


NORTH  BROWNSVILLE. 

Linn  County.    See  Brownsville. 


NORTH  CANYONVILLE. 

DovuLAS  County.  A  post-office,  27 
miles  south  of  Roseburg  and  227  miles 
southwest  of  Portland,  and  situated 
on  the  line  of  the  California  and  Ore- 
gon Stage  Company,  and  is  a  town  of 
importance  as  a  mining  and  trading 
pomt. 

A    -'    ^ohn  L,  blacksmith 

B.  Chas,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

aiith 

Boveiiy  Christian,  hotel 

Blackwood  W  H,  saloon 

CATCUINO  MRS  A.  restaurant 

Churchill  Mrs  Alice,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 

C  Ivig  G  W,  clerk  W  U  Tel  Office  and 
insurance  agt 

Gaunt  T  C,  saloon 

Gazley  James  F,  attorney 

Glasgow  C,  livery 

Harvey  C,  painter 

Hish  Rudolphe,  barber  and  photogra- 
pher 

Houser  Louis,  machinist 

•Tones  L,  livery 

Kimmel  C,  wagonmaker 

Kramer  W,  flour-mills 

Levens  Mrs  C,  milliner  and  dressmaker 

Levens  D  A,  gen  mdse  and  grist-mill 

Manning  W,  postmaster 

Marks  &  WoUenberg,  capitalists  and 
mill  owners 

Moore  James,  liquors 

Packard  J  J,  saw-mill 

Parks  W  H,  physician  and  dmggist 

Parsley  D,  furniture  and  justice  of  the 
peace 


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Pickett  ft  Wilson,  saw-mfll 
Ransome  D  W,  millwright 
Riddle  k  Manning,  general  merchandise 
Saltonstall  D,  tinware  and  stoves 
Smith  G  W,  watchmaker,  jeweler 

constable 
Stacey  L,  butcher 
Stenger  L,  saloon  and  brewery 
Sullivan  Jerome,  gunsmith 
Trimble  Wm,  blacksmith 
Webb  H  P,  notary 
Woodford  A  M,  biootmaker 
Woods  A  E,  harness  and  saddles 


NORTH  POWDER. 

Baker  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  reachetl  via  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s 
line  to  Umatilla  200  miles  and  by  stage 
124  miles. 

Carroll  J  £,  blacksmith 
Hill  E  F,  physician 

HVOmSS  H  M  ft  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise 
Nelson  D  C,  hotel 
Nelson  D  W  C,  livery 
Parker  J  R,  saloon 
Stephenson  H  B,  hotel 
Welch  James,  (lour  and  planing-mill 
White  £,  furniture 


NORTH  YAMHILL. 

Yamhill  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Oregon  and  California 
R.  R.  (West  Side),  39  miles  southeast 
of  Portland. 

Archibald  Frederick,  justice  of  the 
peace 

Ball  ft  Daniel,  lumber 

Ball  Wm  and  Daniel,  steam  saw-mill 

Bamakf  F,  builder  and  contractor 

Bedwell  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

Bennett  J  ft  Co,  saddlery  and  harness 

Brisbine  Joseph,  saloon 

Busbee  D,  stoves  and  tinware 

Cain  Mat,  saloon 

Edwards  J  D,  blacksmith 

Haines  J  W,  physician 

Hamerschmidt  L,  physician 

Keffer  J  C,  barber 

Laughlin  R  R,  grain  warehonse 

Lee,  Laughlin  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Mesner  Bros,  livery  stable 

Morgan  H  C  ft  Son,  blacksmiths 

Perry  T  W,  warehouse  and  steam  flour- 
ing-mills 

Powell  David,  bootmaker 

Rice  Wm  B,  wagonmaker 

Roberts  A  H  ft  Co,  meat  market 

Royal  C  J,  hotel 

RuNHSLS  A  D.  druggist  and  agent 
Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co 


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Rnnnela  Mn  I  M,  milliner  and  dreu- 

making 
Sappin^n  O  W,  postmaster  and'dealer 

farming  implements 
Smith  Lee,  hotel 

Swensen  J  E,  builder  and  contractor 
Trullinger  D  P,  water  tlouring-mill 


NORTON. 

Clackamas  County.    Poat-ofBoe  Viola. 
12  miles  east  of  Oregon  City. 

Brown  Jas,  blacksmith 
GANFIELD  D*  stock  farmer 
Feldhamer  L,  ferryman 
Foster  Thos,  carpenter  and  bnilder 
Hubbard  W  F,  supt  salmon  hatchery 
Kirsham  Walter,  flouring-mills 
Tracy  J  M,  justice  of  the  peace 

NORWAY. 

Coos  COUNTV. 

Barklow  Sam,  bootmaker 
Clinton  John,  bootmaker 
Hoover  Aron  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Myer  Asa,  erist-mill  and  blacksmith 
HSLSON  ODIN*  general   merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Perry  V  N,  hotel 
Perry  WT,  hotel 

Reed  &  Nelson,  general  merchandise 
Schroeder  August,  carpenter  and  builder 
Schroeder  Frra,  carpeuter  and  builder 


Russell  Geo  T,  principal  Oakland  Acad- 
emy 

Saory  E  C,  hotel 

Shupe  J  H  &  Co,  groceries  and  drug- 
gists 

Smith  R  k  Co,  ^^eneral  merchandise 

Snoden  Josie,  millinery  and  fancy  goods 

TATLOB  0  Ai  postmaster  and  notary 
public 

Taylor  ft  Hall,  stoves  and  tinware 

Thomas  R,  hotel 

Venable  J  M,  physician 

Young  E  G  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 


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OAKLAND. 

Douglas  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  19  miles  from  Rose- 
burg  and  IS  I  miles  from  Portland,  on 
the  Oregon  ft  California  II.  R  (East 
Side).  Its  population  is  about  500, 
and  the  town  has  a  good  trade. 

Abraham  H,  wool,    grain  and  money 

broker 
Beckley  Bros,  livery  stable 
Brown  A  F  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
Dearling  J,  blacksmith 
Enbanks  ft  Baltic,  grist-mill 
Hanna  VV  K,  meal  market 
Herbold  John,  dentist 
Hotchkiss  W  8,  saloon 
Howard  J  H,  saloon 
Hutchinson  ft  Hotchkiss,  millinery  and 

fancy  goods 
Little  Henry,  dentist 
Long  Bros,  harness  and  saddlery 
Mahoney  J  H,  saloon 
MoCuUa  J,  waffonmaker 
McCuUoch  J  W,  wagonmaker 
Norwood  J  W,  barber 
Page  E  J,  druggist 


OAKVILLE. 

Linn  County.    A  post-office. 
CONET  ii  B>  postmaster  and  farmer 

OLALLA. 

DouuLAa  County.  A  post-office,  18 
miles  from  Roseburg. 

FLOOK  OH  (Wells  ft  Flook),  wagon- 
maker  and  carpenter 

Flook  W  F,  teamster 

Gurney  V,  saw-mill 

McCarty  Thomas,  farmer 

Newland  Thomas,  flour-mill 

Waters  M  L.  farmer 

Waters  M  M,  speculator 

WBT.TI^  ft  FLOOK*  general  merchan- 
dise 

WELLS  W  B  (Wells  ft  Flook),  black- 
smith and  wagonmaker  and  postmas- 
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Wasco    County.     A    post-office, 

miles  southeast  of  The  Dalles. 
Flett  G  W,  justice  of  peace 
Randall  Henry  D,  postmaster 
SCHUTZ  CHARLES  A,  notary  pub 
lie  and  stock  raiser 


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Clatsop  County.     A 
farming  district,   10 
'  Astoria. 
OBAT  W  H>  postmaster 


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Benton  Counitt.  A  post-office,  on 
Yaquina  Bay,  5  miles  from  Newport. 
Population  30. 

Henkle,  McCoy  ft  Co,  general  merchan- 
dise, hardware,  doors,  windows,  etc 
Parker  A  ft  Sons,  saw  mills 


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OREGON  CITY. 

Clackamas  County.  A  post,  exprsss 
snd  telegraph  oflSce,  sna  the  oouaty 
seat.  It  has  •  heolthfnl  and  pretty 
location  on  the  Willamette  Falls,  12 
miles  south  of  Portland  by  the  Oregon 
and  California  R  R.  (Easf:  Side). 
The  grandeur  of  the  surrounding 
scenery  makes  the  town  a  desirable 
place  of  residence^  while  the  immense 
water-power  atlbrded  by  the  Falls  ren- 
ders the  site  the  very  Mat  for  manufac- 
turing purposes  in  the  United  States. 
If  one-hundredth  part  of  the  power 
were  utilised  this  city  would  be  as  im- 
portant a  point  as  Portland.  As  it  is' 
only  a  question  of  time  until  the  power 
of  this  leviathan  stream  shall  we  har- 
neaied,  the  future  of  the  Falls  City 
must  be  prosperous.  The  manufactures 
at  present  being  operated  are  a  woolen 
mil),  with  48  broad  looms,  and  employ- 
ing 225  bands,  of  which  85  are  Cnina- 
men;  and  atiouring-mill  (The  Imperial), 
of  550  barrels  per  day  capacity,  manu- 
facturing a  brand  of  flour  celebratjd 
both  at  home  and  abroad.  The  carritge 
factory,  plow  works,  and  undertaking 
establishments  of  Mr.  C.  P.  Wineset 
are  worthy  of  mention.  All  three  of 
the  industries  arc  continually  running, 
and  keep  employed  a  number  of  artisans. 
The  present  population  of  the  city  ex- 
ceeds 1,500,  havins  increased  since  the 
census  of  1880.  We  notice  a  decided 
improvement  in  the  appearance  since  our 
lust  visit.  Wo  are  informed  that  busi- 
ness is  brisk,  and  the  town  is  in  a 
healthy  condition.  City  property  and 
Clackamas  County  land  is  in  good  de- 
mand. Messrs.  Johnson,  McCown,  & 
Waldcn,  real  estate  men,  will  cheerfully 
answer  any  inquiries  respecting  the 
same. 

ALBRIGHT  CHARLES  (Albright  k 

ALBflOHT  ft  LOOUS  (Charles  Al- 
bright Jr  and  Julius  Logus),  whole- 
sale and  retail  butchers  ft  pork  packers 
Anderson  Charles,  boarding 
AFPERSOH  A  X   manager  Imperial 

Mills 
Athey  M  C,  attomey-at-law  and  patent 

asent 
BAOOV  J  Mi   books,  stationery  and 

postmaster 
Bitilev  A  C,  propr  Barlow  House 
Baird  C  T,  county  supt  public  schools 
Bank   of  Oregon    City  (The),   Thomas 
Charman  pros,  C  H   Caufield  cashier 
Barin  L  T,  resistor  U  S  land  office 
Barlow  F  T  (Harding  ft  Barlow) 
Bray  ton  W  F,  city  assessor  and  collector 


Bridges  O^rham,  street  commissioner 
Bro^riok  Maurice  (QieUsch  ft  Brodsr- 

iok) 
Bnrmeister  0  H  L,  watchmaker   and 

jeweler 

BURN8IDB  D  Wi  proprietor  Imperial 
Flonring-mills,  ofSce  10  North  Front, 
Portland 

Caldwell  W  J,  saloon 

Campbell  Frank,  surveyor 

Oaples  J  F,  district  attorney,  res  Port- 
land 

Caufield  C  H,  cashier  The  Bank  of  Ore- 
gon City 

fiWAPlffAir  BROS  (E  £  and  T  L  Char- 
man),  druggists 

Charman  Thomas,  mayor 

Charman  Thomas  ft  Son  (Thomas  and 
Fred  R  Charman),  commission  mer- 
chants and  gen  mdse 

OHARNIOXASPER.  bootmaker 
Chase  J,  councilman 

CLIFF  HOUSE.  T  W  Rhoades  propri- 
etor 

Cochran  James,  councilman 

Connor  W  R,  groceries,  feud,  etc 

Cross  Harvey  E,  attorney-at-Iaw  and 
real  estate  agt 

Darnell  N  H,  county  assessor 

Eastham'E  L  (Eastham  ft  McBride), 
attorney 

Eastham  ft  McBride  (£  L  Eastham  and 
T  A  McBride),  attorneys-atlaw 

Farr  Isaac,  butcher 

Fields  Thomas,  groceries 

Fish  Walter,  groceries,  etc 

Fisher  J  L.  barber  and  hatha 

FLEMIHO  W  J.  proprietor  City  Liv- 
ery Stables   (see  adv) 

Fouts  Mrs  T  W,  milliner 

Franz  Henry,  barber 

FUCnS  GEORGE,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail cigars  and  tobacco  and  musical 
instruments 

Giebisch  ft  Broderick  (John  Oiebisch 
and  Maurice  Broderick),  saloon 

Giebisch  John  (Ciiebisch  ft  Broderick) 

Graham  James  K,  harness 

Greenman  Clark,  councilman 

Griep  F  G.  Oriental  Hotel 

HARDDrO  ft  BARLOW  (H  J  Hard 

ing  and  F  T  Barlow),  groceries  and 
biikery 
Harding  George  A,  druggist  and  council- 


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Hardly  H  J  (Harding  ft  Barlow), 

W,  F  ft  Co  and  city  treasurer 
Highfield  W  H.  wa*uhmaker 
Himmler  Theo«tore,  aaloon 
HOLLAHO  ROmR  B,  insnranes 
Howard  A  W,  furniture 
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JACOBS  ISAAC  (Jaoobi  Broi,  Port- 
land), ■uperintendent  '^-egon  tlty 
ManufaoturinaCo 

JACOBS  AAraABL  (Jacobs  Broa, 
Portlimd),  ipresident  Oregon  City 
Man'jk'aotunng  Co 

Jewnll  J.  W,  aaloon 

JOHNSON.  McOOWH  ft  MACBTJM 

(W  0  Johusou  and  F  0  MoCown,  Or- 
egon City,  I  A  Macrum,  Portland), 
attor  neys-at-law 

JOHHBOir,  MoOOWN  ft  WALDEN 

(W  0  Johnson,  F  O  McCown  «nd  N 

O  Walden),  real  ostato  agents 
Johnson  W  C    (Johnson,   McCown  & 

Macrum   and   Johnson,   McCown   & 

Walden),  attorney 
Kelly  Charles,  restaurant 
Kelly  E  D,  croccrica 
Kelly  Mrs  L  D,  millinery 
Kelly  H  L,  county  treasurer 
Kelly  John,  city  marshal 
Kesler  Dr,  coroner 
Kestcr  C  M,  photographer  and  cabi/iol- 

maker 
Kruse  John,  county  commissionei' 
Latourette  C  D,  attorney -at-law  and  nh 

stracts 
LewellinK  John,  county  commissioner 
LIVSAFOOL,  AND  LONDON  AND 

OLOfiE  INSURANCE  CO.  Uomor 

B  Holland  auent 

LOOUS  JULIUS  ( AlbriKht  &  Locus) 

Macrum  I  A  (Johnson,  AlcCown  &  Ma- 
crum), attorney 

Mader  Jacob,  brewery 

Matthews  Rev  James,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Mayer  Alexander,  gen  mdse 

McBride  T  A  (Eastham  &  McBridc),  at- 
torney 

McCown  F  0  (Johnson,  McCown  & 
Macrum  and  Johnson,  McCown  & 
Walden),  attorney 

McCue  Chas,  bootmaker 

McDonald  J  8,  saloon 

Miller  Thomas  M,  boots  and  shoes 


Myers  John,  general  msrohandiM 
Myers  W  W,  oounoilman 
Norris  J  W,  physician 

"OREGON  GITT  ENTERPRISE." 

John  Rook  editor  and  proprietor 
OREGON  CITT  HANOTACTUR- 

INO  CO  (woolen  mill),  Raphael  Ja- 
cobs president,   Isaac  Jacobs  superin- 
tendent 
Parker  S,  physician  and  coroner 
VE(ESti  HOTEL.  T   W  Rhoadei 

proprietor 
Pope  k  Co  (W  U  and  H  E  Pope),  hard- 
ware, stoves  and  tinware 
PORTER  R  W  ft  SON  (R  W  and 
Clarence    W    Porter),    blacksmiths, 
horseshoers  and  wagonmakers 
RHOADES   T  W.  proprietor  Cliflf 

House  and  Pha}iiix  Hotel 
ROCK  JOHN,  publisher  and  proprietor 

"Oreuon  City  Enterpribe  " 
Ross  H  W,  phys'cian  and  druggist 
8CH0EPS  A  T,  sheriff 
Schram  John,  harncb-smaker  and  saddler 
Selling  I,  general  merchandise 
Shade  Jacob,  bootmaker 
Stevens  H  C,  agt  O  &  C  R  R  ond  W   U 

Tc^groph  Co 
Straight  Hiram,  groceries 
Toepelman  F  A,  councilman 
TROUNSON  JOE,  wagonmakr 
U  S  Land  Office,  L  T  Barin  register,  J  W 

Watts  receiver 
W>dden  N  O  (Johnson,  McCown  &  Wal- 
den) 
Watts  J  W,  receiver  U  S  land  office 
Welch  John,  dentist 
White  J  A,  physician  and  surgeon 
White  W  L,  county  judge 
Whitlack  William,  city  recorder 
Wilde  Ferdinand,  gun  and  locksmith 
Williams  COT,  county  clerk 
WINESET  G  P.  wagon  and  carriage 
manufacturer,  blacksmith,  horseshoer 
and'  undertaker  (see  advertisement) 
WISE  F  L>   cigars,    tobacco   and  no- 
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W.  J.  FLEMING Proprietor. 

Communications  by  Mail  or  Telegraph  attended 
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Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in  Eastern  Agricultural  Implements. 


C.  P.  WINESET, 

Also  Conducts  the  Most  Extensive 

UNDERTAKING 

ESTABLISHMENT 

South  of  Portland. 


JOHNSON,  McCOWN&WAlDEN 

OreKOB  City.  Oregoii. 

R«al  Estate  Agents 

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LOAN  NEGOTIATOBS. 

A  SPFX'IALTY  MADE  OF 

ClackamaB  County  Lands. 

F.  O.  M«CeWM.  Local  Agent  of  the 
State  Board  of  Cunimiaaionen  (or  the  Sale  of 
Public  LMida. 


ORETOWN. 

Tillamook  County.    A  poat-offioe. 
FLETCHZR  A  W.  poatmaater 


OSWEGO. 

Clackamas  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Willamette  Kiver,  reached  by  O.  R. 
ft  N  Co's  steamera,  7  miles  south  of 
Portl&,jd. 


Gans  H,  general  merchandise 

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Seeley  Ed,  postmaster 
WALLm6  0  W  ft  00.  nursery 


PAISLEY. 

Lake  County.    A  post-offico. 

COCHAAN  J  F  &  CSOi    bankers    and 

general  merchandise 
Conn  Geo,  ceneral  merchandise 
Gaylord  Oilbert,  carpenter  and  builder 
Hamersly  J  R,  saw  and  planing-mill 
Harris  T  D,  carpenter  and  builder 
Hazeltine  M  M,  photographer 
Lowe  David,  grist-mill 
Miller  &  Henderson,  saloon 
Miller  Wm  H,  hotel  and  livery  stable 
O'Kelley  John,  blacksmith 
Rowell  Jacob  L,  blacksmith 


PARKER. 

Polk  Countt.  Post-office  Buena  Vista; 
on  the  Oregon  ft  California  R.  R. 
(West  Side),  81  miles  80uthea<>t  of 
Portland. 

Helmick  &  Bro,  warehouse 


PAYTON  MINERAL  SPRINGS. 

Douglas  County.  Post-office  Drain. 
These  celebrated  Springs  are  situated 
on  the  line  of  the  Oregon  and  Calif  or- 
ria  R.  R.,  in  the  picturesque  valley  of 
the  Yoncalla,  two  miles  south  of 
Drain's  station  and  1 10  miles  south  of 
Salem. 

Nature  seems  tc  have  intended  them 
as  the  especial  abode  of  the  health-giv- 
ing goddess,  Hygeia;  for  located  as  they 
are  m  the  midst  of  one  of  the  healthiest 
and  finest  climates  in  the  world,  and  a 
country  diversified  with  a  charming  al- 
ternation of  hill  and  dale,  and  of  them- 
selves possessing  the  most  decided  medic- 
inal properties  of  any  mineral  waters  in 
the  State,  a  happier  combination  of 
health-bestov-ing  influences  than  they 
are  blessed  with  can  scarcely  be  con- 
ceived. 

CA&TWRIOHT  GEO  W,  proprietor 
Payton  Mineral  Spriugs. 

PEDRO  MOUNTAIN. 

Barer  County.  Post-office  Humboldt 
Basin. 

LOCK  JOHH  S,  saw-mill 
McLofere  J,  blacksmith 
Power  J  C  &  Co,  capitalists 
Se^n  C  C,  groceries 
Sbmnway  Paul,  saw-mill 


PENDLETON. 

Umatilla  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  in  a  fine  stock  and  agri- 
cultural country,  36  miles  southeast  of 
the  Columbia  lUver  at  Umatilla,  and 
234  miles  east  of  Portland;  reached  by 
O.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s  Railway;  is  the 
county  seat  and  has  about  8(K)  inhabi- 
tants. 

Alexander  &  Frazer  (R  Alexander  and 
Jacob  Frazer),  general  merchandise 

Allison  C  B,  groceries 

Arnold  John  C,  principal  Pendleton 
High  School 

Aubery  O  C,  dentist 

Baker  E,  hotel 

Baker  &  Hopper  (Wm  Baker  and  Noel 
Hopper),  saloon 

Balleray  John  J,  attorney-at-law 

BARNHART  JKRTRMTAH  (W  S  By- 
ers  &  Co) 

Bayler  &  Gasper,  harness  and  saddles 

Bentley,  Hawn  &  Guyer,  steam  saw- 
mill 

Blum  Lehman,  general  merchandise 

Bowman  Henry,  livery,  feed  aud  sale 
stable 

Burroughs  k  Hagar  (H  A  Burroughs 
and  W  A  Hagar),  liverystable 

BUBBOWS  &  BEADINO.    editors 
and  proprietors  "Pendleton  Tribune" 
BXTSMJEE  J  P>  county  olerk 
BTERS  W  S  (W  S  Byers  t  Co) 
BYEBS  W  S  &  C0>  proprietors  Pendle- 
ton Flour-mills 
Garden  J  E,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Chwlain  Daniel,  lumber 
Cofirey  A  L,  county  surveyor 
Conley  k  Bean  (D  M  Conley  and  H  J 

Bean),  attomeys-at-law 
Cox  L  B,  attomey-at-law 
Cunningham  W  B,  flouring-mill 
Davis  W  J,  saloon 
Day  F  M,  watches  and  jewelry 
Demest  L  G  &  Co,  druggists 
Dickerson  Mrs  L,  board  and  lodging 
Dorothy  R  M,  county  commissioner 
Dunn  J  Frank,  contractor  and  builder 
Dusenbery  L  k  Co,  general  merchandise 
"EAST     OREOOirmr,"     Cuyer    k 
Jackson  publishers 

"EAST  OREGONIAN '  PUBUSH- 
INQ  C0>  job  printingand  publishers 
"East  Orogonian,"  CD  Jackson  man- 
ager 

Edington  John,  supt  of  schools 

Ennis  J  T,  restaurant 

Everts  k  Walker,  ^tornoys-at-law 

Failing  Jesse,  fnr4phire,  carpets,  sewing 
machines  and  undertaker 

Farrow  E  W,  a'i,t,tractor  of  titles,  notary 
public  and  land  agt 

First  National  Bank  of  Pendleton 


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Fitz  Qerald  Thomas,  attorney-at-law 
and  collector 

Folsom  &  Son  (M  E  and  Harry  Folsom), 
blacksmiths 

Frazier  &  Kester,  stock  raisers 

Fuller  John,  stock  raiser 

Gagen  &,  Kine,  saloon 

Gagen,  Kine  &  Co  (John  Gagen,  P  Kine 
and  Thos  Culver),  wholesale  and  re- 
tail liquors 

Gnyer  J  A,  attorney-at-law 

Outer  &  JACKSON,  proprietors  and 
publishers  "East  Oregonian"  and  in- 
surance agents 

Hailey  John  Jr,  assistant  supt  Utah, 
Idaho  and  Oregon  Stage  Co 

Hall  J  W,  physician 

Hathaway  I,  optical  goods 

Hathaway  J,  varieties 

Healv  A,  bootmaker 

Hendricks  C  C,  restaurant 

Hendry X  Mrs,  millinery 

Hendryx  N,  county  treasurer 

Hexter  Mrs,  millinery 

Horn  David,  agt  Utah,  Idaho  and  Ore- 
gon Stage  Co  and  hotel 

Horton  G  D,  photographer 

Houser  &  Co  (Zoeth  Houser  and  N  Hen- 
dryx), butchers 

Houser  &  Wade,  meat  market 

Irving  E  B,  physician 

Jackson  C  S,  agt  Utah,  Idaho  and  Oro- 
goaStape  Co 

JACKSON  C  8.  manager  "East  Ore- 
gouiau"  Publishing  Co 


Seffli- Weekly  East  Orepnia 

$S  Dollars  per  Year  In  Advaaoe. 

Acknowledged  to  be  the  leading  paper  in  East 
orn  Ure^'on.  Praised  by  its  ExchanKea,  patron- 
ized bv  tlie  peoiile. 

CRITICAL,  NEWSY,  AND  HUMOROUS. 

It  believes  the  farmer  shouIU  be  praised,  the 
politicians  and  nionopolioj  condemned— they  are 
enemies  to  the  farmer  and  other  workingmen. 

Four  Montha  on  Trial, 

With  pictures  and  descriptions  of  scenes  in  Uma- 
tilla County,  the  ttreat  wheat  section,  only 

ONK   DOLLAR. 
Address, 

East  Oregonian  Publishing  Co., 

Pendleton,  Oregon. 


Jacobson  &  Ellis  (A  Jacobson  and  J  W 

Ellis),  saloon 
Johns  S  A,  attorney-at-law 
Keithley  Julius,  county  assessor 
Kemler  Bros,  bootmakers 
Klein  George,  bakery 
KuykendalT  L  k  Co,  saloon 
Lad4  John,  propr  Pendleton  and  Bla- 

locks  Sta^e  Line 
LaDow  W  C,  county  judge 
Lane  Chas,  painter 


Carkin  &,  Gerkin|;  (J  W  Larkin  and  N  J 
Qerking),  arcbitects,  contractors  and 
builders 

Leasure  John  C,  attorney 

Leezer  James  M,  hardware,  ntoves  and 
tinware,  sewing  machines,  eto 

Lindsey  J  B,  surgeon  and  dentist 

Livermore  Lot,  insurance  agt  and  post- 
master 

Lobeustdn  E,  hides,  pelts  and  furs 

Lockwood  W  P,  livery,  feed  and  sale 
stable 

Mackenzie  &  Cavanogh,  agricultural 
implements  and  warehouse 

Marshall  W  H  &  Son  (W  H  and  E  P 
Marshall),  blacksmiths 

Martin  Wm,  sheriff 

Matlock  C,  saloon 

McKay  W  C,  physician 

Parkes  &  Cahoon  (John  Cahoon  and  E 
K  Parkes),  contractors  and  builders 

PENDLETON  ELOXTB  HILL,  W  s 

Byern  &  Co  proprietors 
Pendleton'  High  School,  John  C  Arnold 
principal 

"PENDLETON  TRIBUNE"  (The), 

B  S  Burroughs  and  Geo  W  Heading 

editors  and  proprietors 
Pressey  &,  Hmkie  (H  Pressey  and  P 

Hinkle),  general  merchandise 
Pruett  J  M,  physician 
Ralston  O  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
BEADINO  OEOROE  W,  proprietor 

and  publisher  "Pendleton  Tribune" 
Reed   &  Guyer  (J  H  Reed  and  J  A 

Guyer),  attomeys-at-law 
Richardson  G  D,  feed  stable 
Robbins  Thos,  druggist  and  stationery 
Roberts  Mrs  V  K,  nair  goods 
Roper  W  W,  blacksmith 
Rose  Chas,  saloon 

R<^thchil(l  &  Bean,  general  merchandise 
Rowell  J  R,  hotel 
Salisbury,  Hailey  ft  Co,  proprs  Utah, 

Idaho  ft  Oregon  Stage  Co 
Salisbury  J  W,  county  commissioner 
Saubert  D  R,  meat  market 
Sharen  J  H  ft  Co  (J  H  Sharon,  John 

Watson  and  John  Luhts),  plauiug- 

mill  and  lumber 
Sharp  S  F,  physician 
Siegert  ft  Lyon  ( H  Siegert  and  McCor- 

mick  Lyon),  barbers 
Statler  J  S,  blacksmith 
Taylor  D  M,  saloon 
Thompson  M  H,  justice  of  peace 
THOIDPSON  B  G  (W  S  Byers  ft  Co) 
Turner  ft  Co,  brewery 
Turner  ft  Ballery  (J  H  Turner  and  J  J 

Ballery),  attomeys-at-law 
Turner  J  H,  attorney 
Tustin  ft  Bailey  (Page  Tustin  and  D  W 

Bailey),  attomejrs-at-law 
Vincent  F  A,  dentist 


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Portland,  Or. 


COLDIBIA'COniEBCUL  COLLEGE. 

W.  8.  JAMES,  Principal. 

All  insllintion  derifrncd  to  place  within  tho  reach  of  the  yoong  and  middle-aged  of 
cither  hux,  the  faciliiies  for  obtaining 

A  THOROUGH  PRACTICAL  BUSINESS  EDUCATION 

At  the  lowest  Dossible  rates.  The  school  iii  supplied  with  all  the  conveniences  for  the  great 
worlc.  Kvcrytnlng  is  new,  neat  and  pleasant,  and  the  initiruciiunti  the  moMt  praciicar and 
thorough.  The  Telegraph  Department  ha»  all  the  necefnary  ap,>llai<ces  for  imparting  a 
lboroU){h  Icnowledge  of  that  science.  All  liinds  of  poiiworii,  puch  as  enicroHning  resolu- 
tion'. Ailing  diplomas,  visiting  or  wedding  cards,  etc.,  cxecoted  in  a  worlcnian-lilce  manner 
at  living  rates. 

Porinll  particulars,  send  for  the  "Columbia  Commercial  College  Journal." 

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Vincent  F  W,  physician 

Wager  J  P,  attomey-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Webb  &  Jagger  (G  W  Webb  and  H  C 

Jagger),  hardware 
Welch  E,  stock  raiser 
Wheeler  Bros,  agricultural  implements 
Whitcomb  W  W,  physician 
Wing  A,  agricultural  implements 
Zeigler  M  F,  contractor  and  builder 


PEORIA. 

Linn  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Willamette  River,  125  miles  by  the 
O.  R.  k  N.  Co.  's  steamer  southwest  of 
Portland.     Population  75. 

Finegan  8  B,  blacksmith 

OILBEF.T    J  B>  general  merchandise 

Storr  J  '  V^,  physician 

Van  Caren  C  W,  painter 

Watts  F  A,  gen  mdae  and  postmaster 


PERRYDALE. 


Polk  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
O.  R.  &  N.  Co. 's  Railway  (Narrow- 
Guage  Division,  west  side),  56  miles 
southwest  of  Portland. 

Enes  R,  saloon 

Gervais  D  W,  school  teacher 
(ilandon  &  Deberry,  blacksmiths 
McOBEW.   &     WALLEB.    general 

merchandise 
Wells  M  C,  hotel 
Wilson  &  Ray,  druggists 


PETTEYSVILLE. 

Umatilla  County.     A  post-office. 

PETTETS   A   C>   postmaster,   black- 
smith and  livery  and  feed 


PHILOMATH. 

Benton  County.  A  post-office,  6  miles 
southwest  of  Corvallis.  Population 
250. 

AKIN  J  L>  <lruggi8t  and  postmaster 

Allen  k  Harris,  general  merchandise 

Allen  Sisters,  milliners 

Badger  Luther,  carpenter 

Carter  W  A,  phy.sician 

Church  W  B,  principal  of  college 

Crow  M'M,  stage  line 

Enos  D,  lumbering,  saw-mill  and  plan- 

ing-mill 
Felger  .1  S,  Hour-mill 
Henkle  &  Boone,  butchers 
Henkle  J  E  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Hite  W  H,  blacksmith 
Kisor  Mrs  ,  Iraarding-house 


Logsdon  ft  Hawkins,  saw-mill 
McLain  ft  Boon,  butchers 
Norris  J  H,  wagonmaker 
FHHOHATH  COLLEOE.  Rev  W  S 

Walker  principal 
"FHHOICATH  CBUCIBLE,"    Rev 

W  S  Walker  editor 
Rowland  L  T,  blacksmith 
WALKER  W  S,  principal  Philow.ath 

College  and  postmaster 
Whitney  Mrs  G  A,  photographer 
Whitney  G  A,  physician 
Wilcox  &  Son,  olacksmiths 
Williams  A  J,  carpenter 
Akin  J  L,  druggist 


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Jackson  County.  A  post-office,  8  miles 
southeast  of  Jacksonville.  Popula- 
tion 300. 

Alwell  P  W,  flour-mill 

BEESON  Wi  t^bX  estate  agent,  sur- 
veyor and  notary  public 

Buck  J  G,  physician 

Chastain  J  A,  physician  and  druggist 
and  justice  of  the  peace  and  notary 
public 

I>e  Vis  L  P,  physician 

Diamey  R  R,  wagonmaker 

Dunlap  A,  blacksmith 

Forman  M,  wagonmaker 

Howard  H  C,  butcher 

Hukill  J  W,  blacksmith 

Kuhler  Geo,  physician  and  druggist 

Kill  James  H,  blacksmith 

^  "'^renberg  Daniel,  hotel 

Morgan  Ed,  saloon  and  livery  stable 

Morgan  Wm,  livery 

Morton  James,  teamster 

SEBGENT  C  S,  postmaster 

SEROENT  &  TOWNE,  general  mer- 
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Schunipf  S,  cabinetmaker  and  machinist 


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PILOT  ROCK. 

Umatilla  County.  A  post-office,  17 
miles  southeast  of  Pendleton.  Popu- 
lation 100. 

Fletcher  &  Rodgers,  butchers 

Guisler  Wm,  bootmaker 

Guycn  &  Wagner,  blacksmiths 

Kennedy  G  W,  clergyman 

Lee  L  H,  druggist 

McFarlin  T  F,  hotel 

Robbins  .T  H,  gener.-vl  merchandise 

Ross   Wm,  stock  raiser 

Shields  J  C,  physician 

STUBTEVANT    A  J,  general    mer- 

chanise  and  postmaster 
Stuard  D,  saloon 
Stuard  Harl,  livery  stabi'> 
Whitten  A  S,  blacksmith 


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PINE. 

Linn  County.  Apoat-office,  34  miles 
southeast  of  Albany  and  6  miles 
southeast  of  Harrisburg. 

ALUNOHAH  CLABA,  postmistress 


PINE  VALLEY. 

Union  County.  A  post-office,  reached 
via  O.  R.  &  N.  Co's  steamers  to 
Umatilla;  stage  toUnion  City;  express 
to  Pine  Valley. 

BBAOQ  JAMES*  postmaster 


PIONEER. 

Jackson  County.    A*  post-office. 

Marsh  S  S  P,  saloon 
VAN   HORN    JOHN,    druggist  and 
postmaster 

PITTSBURGH. 

Columbia  County.    A  post-office. 

Brouse  P,  saw  and  flour-mill  and  post- 
master 
Fleisher  Emuel,  gen  mdse 
Hughes  Geo,  bootmaker 
Knbert  H,  furs 


PLEASANT  HILL. 


Lane  County. 
southeast  of 
tion  50. 


A  post-office, 
Eugene  City. 


12  miles 
Popula- 


Atteberg  William,  dentist 

Bristow  H  T,  saddlery  and  harness 

Bristow  J  J,  wagonmaker 

Bristow  J  K,  physician 

Cook  M  C,  wagoamnker 

HANBSAKER  0>  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

MORGAN  &  PARKS,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Mulkey  I  N,  blacksmith 

PARES  J  W  (Morgan  ft  Parks) 


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PLEASANT  HOME. 

MuiiTNOHAH  County.    A  post-office. 

Maxwell  W  H,  blacksmith 
Murray  O  S,  physician 
Otis  J  S,  carpenter 
P.  ice  J,  stage  line 
Stephens  I,  postmaster 
Stephens  J  A,  groceries 

STEPHENS  JILES.  justice  of  peace 


PLEVNA. 

Lake  County.    A  post-office. 
MoMANTJS  P  Ft  general  merchandise 

PORTLAND. 

Multnomah  Cocnty.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  situated  on  the 
left  bank  of  the  Willamette,  12  miles 
above  its  junction  with  the  Columbia, 
90  miles  above  Astoria  and  105  miles 
from  the  Columbia  bar. 
Chief  city  of  the  Pacific  northwest 
and  of  the  State  of  Oregon.  As  a  sea- 
port it  ranks  second  on  the  coast,  which 
position  it  also  occupies  as  a  city  and 
commercial  metropolis.  The  present 
population  (estimated  by  close  observa- 
tion since  the  '80  census),  approaches 
26,000.  It  is  the  distributing  point  of 
the  Willamette,  Rogue  River  and  Ump- 
qua  Valleys,  as  well  as  for  the  settle- 
ments of  the  Columbia  River  and  the 
immense  and  fertile  districts  lying  east 
of  the  Cascade  Mountains.  The  Colum- 
bia and  Willamette  Rivers  are  navigable 
up  to  Portland  for  deep  water  vessels  of 
the  largest  size  at  nearly  all  seasons  of 
the  year.  Portland  has  been  improved 
in  the  last  few  years  until  we  may 
venture  to  say  that  she  is  the 
handsomest  and  most  substantially 
built,  perfectly  paved  and  cleanly 
kept  city  on  the  coast.  This  much 
without  exaggeration.  Her  churches, 
em1)racing  every  denomination,  schools, 
public  and  private,  newspapers,  hotels, 
gas  and  water  supply,  post-office  and 
customs'  building,  exposition  pavilion 
and  rink,  tiieatres,  halls  and  public 
market,  are  all  worthy  of  a  city  of  the 
first  order. 

The  public  spirit  evinced  in  the  estab- 
lishment and  support  of  the  above  insti- 
tutions is  to  the  lasting  credit  of  her 
citizens  who  have  made  Portland  so 
attractive  to  visitors  that  her  immense 
fixating  population  crowds  the  city  ho- 
tels and  stores  at  all  seasons. 

As  a  bu-siue^s  centre  judging  from  the 
number  of  wholesale  houses,  occupying 
stores  of  prodigious  dimensions,  and 
carrying  merchandise  aggreguting  in 
value  many  millions  of  dolmrs,  Portland 
would  seem  to  control  the  northwestern 
trade  to  a  great  extent.  Her  business 
firms  are  of  excellent  average  standing 
financially,  and  her  business  community 
may  be  said  to  sustain  fewer  internal 
sliocks  than  any  centre  west  of  the 
Missouri.  Her  thoroughfares  devoted 
to  the  heavy  shipping  interests  consti- 


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tute  the  moat  solidly  constructed  quar- 
ter of  the  city  and  ure  quite  metropoli- 
tan in  their  character.  Her  wharves, 
constructed  for  the  accommodation  of 
vessels  at  either  high  or  low  water,  are 
amply  sufficient,  while  her  warehouses 
nre  of  large  capacity. 

As  a  hotel  town  it  has  made  giant 
strides  '  in  the  last  few  years,  having 
now  several  hostelries  capable  of  ac- 
commodating an  army  of  sojourners 
without  any  strain  on  their  capacity. 
The  latest  additions  are  the  Esmond, 
a  beautiful  establishment  by  Mr.  J.  H. 
Brenner.  The  Holton  House  (European 
plan),  by  the  popular  Dan.,  and  the  St. 
George,  a  large  family  hotel  up  town; 
while  the  St.  Charles  (European  plan), 
by  Mr.  Thomas  Guinean,  formerly  of 
Sacramento.  California,  is  still  a  leading 
house  as  well  as  a  marked  architectural 
feature  of  the  city.  Besides  all  these 
Portland  possesses  a  number  of  hotels 
and  boardmg  houses  of  the  second  class 
which  constantly  enjoy  a  great  patron- 
age. In  the  hotel  capacity  of  Portland 
and  in  the  demand  for  accommodations 
of  all  kinds,  we  see  redected  unexampled 
and  solid  prosperity. 

Socially  she  is  the  Oregonian  center  of 
refinement  and  culture,  her  society  be- 
ing made  up  generally  of  a  kindly,  hos- 
pitable and  charitable  class  of  men  and 
women,  who  are  stylish  without  osten- 
tation, and  who  reflect  in  their  manner 
the  admirable  manhood  and  womanhood 
of  the  west,  blcpded  with  the  constantly 
inflowing  stream  of  Eastern  immigratioi 
that  seeks  homes  in  cities. 

Her  means  of  communication  wit.i 
the  outside  world  will  soon  be  greatl} 
augmented,  railroad  connection  fron 
threi!  points  of  the  compass  being  almofif 
established.  Every  mile  of  road  th&; 
has  been  constructed  so  far  has  tended 
to  place  Portland  in  the  enviable  posi- 
tion she  occupies,  and  the  horoscope  of 
the  future  plainly  marks  out  for  her  a 
career  eminently  prosperous  and  bril- 
liant. 

The  traveling  public  will  Audit  advan- 
tageous to  obtain  a  copy  of  Lewis  and 
Drydea's  Travelers'  Guide  before  setting 
out  on  their  travels.  It  is  a  complete 
ha  d-book  of  northwestern  lines  of 
travel,  reliable,  concise,  and  worthy  of 
the  good  reputation  it  has  won.  The 
Ouide  is  also  a  favorite  advertising  medi- 
um, as  it  is  put  into  the  hands  of  so 
many  buyers  when  coming  to  the  metrop- 
olis. 

Abell  Frank  G,  photographer,  169  1st 
Abendroth  Carl,  saloon,  271  Ist 


Abraham  S,  second-hand  goods,  73  Front 
Ach   Henry   (Whalley,   Fechheimer  & 

Ach),  attorney,  43  1st 
Acker  B  B  (Acker  &  Leihy),  107  2d 
Acker  &  Lcihy  (B  B  Acker  and  G  W 

Leihy),  livery  stable,  107  2d 
Ackerman  H  &  Co  (Henry  Ackerman), 

wholesale  and  retail  crockery,  glass- 
ware and  fancy  goods,  87  and  89  1st, 

86  and  88  2d 
Acton  J  H,   editor  and  propr    "The 

Polaris,"  229^  1st 
Adams  J  N,  chiropodist,  73  1st 
Adams  &  Welty  (\V  H  Adams  and  D 

W  Welty),  attorneys-at-law,  De'tum's 

Building 
Adams  W  H  (Adams  &  Welty),  atior- 

ney-at-law  and   notary   public,   De- 

kum's  Building 
Adams  Wm,  councilman 
Ahlstedt  &  Higgius  (J  A  Ahlstcdt  and 

T  F  Higgins),  clothing,  25  N  1st 
Ahlstedt  J   A    (Ahlstedt    &:  Higgins), 

25  N  1st 
Ainslie  Geo   (Geo  Ainslie  St  Co  and  A 

Nicolai  &  Co),  cor  14th  and  P 
Ainslie  Geo  &  Co  (Geo  Ainslie,  C  C 

Phillips  and  F  Filers),  sash  and  door 

factory,  cor  14th  and  P 

ATNSWORTH   CAPT  GEO    J.  su- 

perintendent  River  Division  O  R  & 

N  Co,,  cor  Front  and  D 
Ainsworth  J  C,  capitalist,  office  70  Oak 
Akers  &  O'Regan  ( Wm  Akers  and  W  D 

O'Regan),  livery  stable,  233  Front 
Akers    Wm   (Akers    &,    O'Regan),  233 

Front 
Akin  F  S   (Akin,  Selling  &,  Co),  6  N 

Front 
AKIN,  SELLING  &  CO  (F  3  Akin, 

Ben  Selling,  H  E  Dosch),   importers 

and  manufacturers  boots  and  shoes, 

6  N  Front 

ALBANY  BREWERY  DEPOT.  Her- 
man Schneider  agent,  205  Ist 
Albright  Edward  F,  secy  Oregon  Trans- 
fer Co,  31  Stark 
Albright  Laura  V,  dressmaker,  227  1st 
Alden  H  R,  dentist,  5  Union  Block 
Alisky  C  A  ( Alisky  &.  Kraemer),  145 1st 

ALISKY  &  KRAEMER  (C  A  Alisky 

and  J  Kraemer),   candy  factory  and 
icecream  and  oyster  saloon,  145  1st 
and  28  Alder 
Allard  J  J,  horseshoer,  cor  G  and  5th 

ALLEN  E  W,  manager  for  Seymour, 

&>abin  &  Co,  262  1st 
Allen  H  S,  secy  North  Pacific  Lumber- 

in«  &  Mfg  Co,  w  s  2d  bet  F  and  G 
ALLEN  &  LEWIS  (L  H  Allen  and 

C  H   Lewis),  wholesale  grocers  and 

commission  merchants,  cor  N  Front 

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Allen  L  H  (Allen  ft  Levia),  corN  Front 
andD 

ALLEN  WILET  E  the  larKOst  stock 
of  sheet  music  on  the  Northwest 
Coast.  Publisher  "Musical  Pastime," 
uO  cents  per  year.  Also  dealer  in  books 
and  stationery,  1 53  8d 

Allen  Wm  O,  housemover,  1 14  Alder 

Altschul  Richard  (Barnheim  &  Alt- 
schul),  84  1st 

AMERICAN  LAUNORT.  K  E  Long 

&  Co  proprietors,  cor  10th  and  F 
AMES    GRANVILLE    0.    attorneys 

at-law,   NW  cor  1st  and  Alder  (see 

adv) 
Anderson   A  (A  Anderson  &  Co),  106 

Front 
ANDERSON  A  ft   00   (A   Anderson 

and  M  Hhillerston),  printers   and  ste- 

reotypers,  106  Front 
Anderson  Edward,  bootmaker,  73  N  3d 
Anderson  P,  restaurant,  '206  1st 
Andrews   F  V,  agt  E<]uitable   Life  Ins 

Co,  20  Stark 
Andritschke  <  i    R,  saloon,  Q  nr  Weid- 

ler's  mill 
AndruB  W  H  (Norden  k   Andrus),  NE 

cor  1st  and  Morrison 
Ankeny  Alex  P,  capitalist,  Xew  Market 

Theater  Block 
Arfeld  A  A  Co  (A   Arfeld  and  Meier  & 

Frank),  clothing,  -JO  N  1st 

ARMSTRONG   MRS  A  M,   dress- 

maker,  cor  4th  and  I) 

ARMSTRONG  A  P,  principal  Port- 
land Business  College,  \'2H  Front 

Arnold  Fred  K  (Hodge,  Davis  &  Co), 
0-J  Piid  04  Front 

Arrowsmith  A  T,  pres  Portland  Paving 
Co,  51  Union  Block 

Atkinson  J  L  (Atkinson  &  Wake- 
field), notary  public,  100  Front 

ATKINSON  ft  WAKEFIELD  (J  L 

Atkinson  and   D  W  VVakotield),  real 
estJite  agents,  100  Front,  cor  Stark 
Auer  F  X,  gun.s,  pistols,  &e,  8".>  '2d 

AURORA    RESTAURANT.    L    0 

Dodge    proprietor,    134    Front,    NE 

cor  Alder 
Austin  Robert,  county  surveyor.  Court 

House 
Avery  A  G,  physician,  13th  nr  I 
Ayers  E  (Osvold  &  Co),  30  Stark 
Bachman  J  &  Bro  (.J  and  A  Bachman), 

ins  agts  and  brokers,  1 10  1st 
Bacon  C  P,  county   commissioner  and 

livery  stable,  93  "Jd 
BAILEY   G  0>  grocer  and  ship  chan- 
dler, SE  cor  N  '2d  and  B 
Bailey   J    VV,  groceries  and  provisions, 

85  Yamhill 
BAIN  C  H>  bakery  and  confectionery, 

363  1st 


Baird  Thoa  and  Son  (Thoa  and  David 

Baird),  wholesale  stationery,  227  lat 
BAKER  ft  HEILMAN  (Oscar  Baker 

and  Chas  Heilman),  restaurant,  67  lat 
Baker  Oscar  (Baker  &  Heilman),  67  1st 
Baker   W    W,   propr  "  North    Pacific 

Rural  Spirit,"  106  Front 
Baldie  Mrs  I,  fancy  goods  and  notions, 

01  Morrison 
Baldridge  J  H,  barber,  148  1st 
Baltea  P  W   (F  W  Baltes  &  Co),  llOi 

Front 
BaltesFWft  Co  (F  W  Baltes  and  D  C 

Ireland),  book  and  job  printers,  1 10^ 

Front 
BANK  OF   BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

of  London,  Frederick  Townsend  man- 
ager, cor  N  Front  and  A 
Biink  of  British  North   America,   John 

Goodfellow  agt,  H  M  J  McMichael 

accountant,  50  1st 
Banks  Charles  E,   physician  and  asst 

surgeon  U  S  marine  ho8pital,21  Union 

Block 
Bank  of  Oregon,  Robert  Bell  pres,  Wm 

Denholm  cashier,  40  1st 
Barber  Mrs  Ellen,  Centennial  Lodging 

House,  SW  cor  2d  and  Morrison 
Barber  &  Nicklin  (S  J  Burber  and  T  L 

Nicklin),  dentists,  149  1st 
Barber  S  J  (Barber  &   Nicklin),  dentist, 

149  1st 
lWl)ey  J,  sewing  niachine8,32  Yamhill 
BARKER  J  A>  general  auditor  North- 
ern Pacific  R  R,  res  New  York  City 
Barman   L  &   D  (Leopold  ami  David), 

clothing,  etc,  121  ist 
Barnard  J    L,   warehouseman,  foot   of 

Madison  and  Jefferson 
BARNETT  WILL  T  (B  Hartman  & 

Co),  165  3d 
BarrS  M,real  estate  agt,  18  Union  Block 
BARRETT  JOHN,  plumber,  gas  and 

steam  fitter  and  dealer  in  pluml)erB' 

materials,  43  1st  (see  adv) 
BiirroU  F  H,cigars,  tobacco  and  notions, 

87  N  ist 
Biirry    John,  saloon,  SW  cor    2d    and 

Washington 
liarstow  Joseph,  feed  stable,  Front 
Bartel  Charles  B,  saloon,  85  Front 
Bartsch  Albert,  piano  maker  and  organ 

builder,  83  Yamhill 
Bauni  Mrs  M,  groceries,  86  Morrison 
Biiyer  Joseph  (Bayer  &  Stanch),  233  2d 
Bayer  &  Stanch  (Joseph  Bayer  und  Chas 

Stauch),  metal  roofers,  233  2d 
Bays  &  Cook,   contractors,  30    Union 

Block 
BEACH  F  E  (F  E  Beach  &  Co),  103 

Front 
BEACH  F'E  ft  CO  (F  K  Beach  and  C 

(t  Morey),  paints,  oils  and  glass,  sash, 

doors  and  blinds,  103  Front 


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Beach  J  V  (Strode  &  Beach),  13'  and 
15  Union  Blook 

BEART  8  L>  Turn  Halle  and  confec- 
tionery ice  cream  and  oyster  parlors, 
174  4tii  (see  adv) 

Beck  John  A,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
1494  Front 

Beck  S  (Beck  &  Waldman),  147  1st 

BECK  &  WALOHAH  (S  Beck  and  A 
Waldman),  clothing,  147  1st 

BECK  WM  ft  SON  (Wm  and  Wm  G 

Beck),  sporting  goods,  guns,  pistols, 

etc,   toys,  fancy  goods  and  notions, 

agents  Hazard's  sporting  and  blasting 

powder  and  agents  for  the  Baker  gun, 

165  and  167  2d 
Becbe   W   S,  atty-at-law,    11     and   12 

Union  Block 
Beharrell  Henry,  bakery,  24  Madison 
Bblding  A  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

7  Ist 
BELISIS   JOHN,    proprietor    Vienna 

Chop   House    and  Coffee   Haloon,   30 

Yamhill 
RyT.yTtAP  It  L,  treasurer  IVorthern 

Pacific  R  R,  res  New  York  City 
Bell  C  A,  boarding-huusc,  46  B 
Bell  Robert,  pres  Bank  of  Oregon,40  1st 
Bellinger  C  B  (Bellinger  &  Gearin),atty- 

at-law,  155  1st 

BELLINOEE  ft  OEARIN  (C  B  Bel- 

ii^linger  and  John  MGearin),  attorneys- 

at-Iaw,  155  1st 
Bemish  George,  whip  and  lash  maker, 

cor  Front  and  Taylor 
Bencke  Joachim,  blacksmith  and  wag- 

onmaker,  SW  cor  Front  and  Main 

BENDING  A  E>  barber  shop,253  Front 

Benjamin  Albert,  groceries,  N£  cor  9th 

.  andB 

Bennett  G  H  (Cardwell,  Bennett  &  Co), 

109  Ist 
Bennett  &  Harvey(James  Bennett  and  £ 

G  Harvey),  harness  and  saddles  and 

saddlery  hardware,  105  Front 
Bennett  James  (Bennett  &  Harvey),  105 

Front 
Beno  Michael  (Hacheney  &  Beuo),  NW 

cir  1st  and  Taylor 
Benson  T  8  (Haskell  &  Benson),  3d  bet 

Pine  and  Ash 
Berger  &  Bock  (Henry  Berger  and  Geo 

Bock),  painters,  45  Ash 
Berger  Henry  (Berger  &  Bock),  45  Ash 
Berger  W  P.  painter,  48  Morrison 
Bergeson  Chas  (Dixon,  Bernstein  &  Co), 

res  San  Francisco  Cal 
BEROEVIN  CHAS  L.  cigars  and  to- 
bacco, 215  Ist  cor  Salmon  (see  adv) 
Berlin  L  B,  sidoon,  83  Ist 
Bemheim  &    Altschul  (Edmund  Bern- 

heim  and  Richard  Altschul),   candy 

factory,  84  Ist 


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Bemheim    Edmund  (Bernheim  & 

schul),  84  lat 
Bernstein  I,  tailor,  89  Morrison 
Bernstein  S  (Dixon,  Bernstein  & 

cor  Front  and  Stark 
Berry  Mrs  M  J,  groceries,  361  Ist 
Berwin  S,  tailor,  244  1st 
Best  Joseph,  barber,  7  Morrison 
Betts  J  P,  shipping  master,  4  N  Front 

Beutgen,  Jewett  &  Co  (P  J  Beutgeu  and 

C   H  Jewett),  real   estate  and  loan 

agts,  Dekum's  Buildine 
Ikutgen  P  J  (Beutgen,  Jewett  8l  Co), 

Dekum's  Building 
Beveridge  John,  notary  public,  48  Ist 
Bigne  John  (Manciet  &  Bigne),  301   Ist 
Bingham  E    W,  attorney-at-law.    Na- 
tional Bank  Building 
Bingham  ft  Gleason  (H  T  Bingham  and 

James  Gleason),  attorneysat-law  and 

notaries  public,  147  1st 
Bingham  H  T   (Bingham  ft  Gleason), 

attomey-at  law    and    notary    jublio, 

147  Ist 
Binswanger  O  S,  physician,  rooms  5  and 

6  New  Market  Theatre  Block 
Bird  B  M  (Bird  ft  Ross),  81  Yamhill 
Binl  O  B,  physician,  167  1st 
Bird  ft  Ross  (B  M  Bird  and  C  H  Ross), 

groceries,  81  Yamhill 
Birmingham  J    M,  mfr  and  dealer  in 

furniture  and  carpets,  244  and  246  Ist 
Bishop  Scott  Grammar  School,J  W  Hill 

principal,  18th  bet  C  and  D 
Bissiiiger  A  (Bissinger  ft  Co),  75  Front 

BI8SIN0ER   ft  CO  (A  Bissinger  and 

Max   Heilbronuer),   hides,  furs,   tal- 

tow,  etc,  75  Front 
Biven  J  F  (Todd  ft  Biven),  4  N  Front 
Blackwell  Miss  C  B,  ladies'  hairdresser, 

b7  Morrison 
Blake  L  L,  painter.  93  Stark 
Blaney  0  C,  physician,  SE  cor  Jefferson 

and  2d 
Blank  Chas  C,  bakery,  cor  13th  and  I 
Bleibtrey  Chas,  brush  factory,  312   1st 

BLOCK  ft  OTT  (A  Block  and  John 

Ott),  proprietors  Hotel   Zur  Rhein- 

pfalz,  232  1st 
Blodgett  G   J,  cigars,   tobacco,   fruits, 

candies,  etc,  183  1st 
Blumauer  L  ft  Co   (Louis  and   Simuu 

Blumauer),  druggists,  165  Ist 

BLUMENTHAL  A,  importer  dry  and 

furnishing    goods,   notions,   etc,    143 

Front 
Blythe  S   F  (Casey  ft  Blythe),   1224 

Front 
Board  of  Trade,  New  Market  Theatre 

Block 
Bock  Geo  (Berger  ft  Bock),  46  Ash 
Bonney  R   K,   carpenter  and  builder, 

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BON  TON  TAILOBINO  ESTAB- 
LISHMENT! Shipper  ft  Rybke  pro- 
prietors, 11  and  13  Oak  (see  adv) 

BOONE  W  R>  publisher  "  Commeroial 
Keporter  and  Journal  of  Commen  e," 
ana  "Commercial  Reporter's  Guide 
and  Shippins  List,"  6  Washington 

Bom  F,  wood- working  machinery,  213 
Front 

Bosworth  F  S  (F  S  Bosworth  k  Co),  40 
Front     

BOSWORTH  F  S  ft  CO  (F  S  Bosworth 
and  Kdgar  (}r  Jones),  ship  and  freight 
brokers,  40  Front 

Bourne  Jonathan  Jr  (Efiinger  ft  Bourne), 
attorney,  NW  cor  3d  and  Ouk 

Bower  J  M  (.•.acdougall  ft  Bower),  at- 
torney, 48  1st 

Bowman  Benjamin  (M  Lachman  ft  Co), 
203  1st 

Boyd  Hurry  C,  insurance  agency,  146 
Front 

BOTB  J  H.    liquors,   9  New  Market 

Theatre  Block 
Braden  Wm,  city  supt  streets,  127  1st 

BRADY  JOHN>  manufacturer  of  and 

dealer  in  boots  and  shoes,  227  1st 
Brady  Philip,  groceries,  221  N  11th 
Brandt   Gustavo   (Brandt  ft  Leek),  33 

Madison 
Brandt  ft  Leek    (Gustave  Brandt  and 

John  Leok),  tin  roofing,  33  Madison 
Brazee  J  VV  (Geo  L  Uibbard  ft  Co),  Gd 

Front 
Breck  J  M  Jr  ft  Co  (J  M  Jr  and  A 

Bi-eck),  druggist,  101  Morrison 

BREDULL  A  E  ft  CO  (A  E  Bre<lull). 

Portland  Employment  Office,  45^  N 

1st  bete  and  D 
Bredull  Reinholt,  physician,  24C  Ist 

BRENAN  PAUL  M.  physician  and 
surgeon,  132  and  i:^l  'M 

Bfenckle  L,  saloon,  32  Ist 

Brennan ,  stair  builder,  125  5th 

BRENNER  J  H.  proprietor  The  Es- 
mond Hotel,  NE  cor  Front  and  Mor- 
rison 

BRETMAN  E  A>  wholesale  grocers 
and  produce  and  commission,  05  Front 

Brigham  John  R  (Brigham  ft  Weeks), 
47  1st 

Brigham  P  E,  fancy  dry  goods,  103  1st 

BRIOHAH  ft  WEEBTS  (-^ohn  R  Brig- 
ham and  R  H  Weeks),  stoves  and  tin- 
ware, 47  Ist 

Bristol  J  N  (Verdier  ft  Bristol),  33 
Wa8hini>ton 

Brodie  Geo  A,  attorney-at-law,  notary 
public  and  phonographer,  105^  1st 

Bronaugh  E  C  (Dolph,  Bronaugh,  Dolph 
ft  Simon),  attorneys-at-law,  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Temple 

Brown  J  A  (Brown  ft  McCabe),  94  Front 


Brown  L  (Jacoba  Bros  ft  Oo),  res  San 
Franoi«oo 

Brown  Louis  (Legrand  ft  Brown),  44  1st 

BROWN  LuTHER.  physician  and 
surgeon,  N  W  oor  Alder  and  1st  (im 
adv) 

Brown  M  (Jacobs  Broa  ft  Co),  rea  San 
Francisco 

BROWN  ft  MoCABE  (J  A  Brown 
and  W  L  McCabe),  stevedores,  94 
Front 

Brown  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco,  61  Ist 

Brown  8  A,  homeopathic  physician,  167 
1st 

BROWN  THOS>  restaurant.  Central 
Market,  New  Market  Theatre  Block 

Brown  Mrs  W  B,  toys  and  fancy  goods, 
127  3d 

Brown  W  C  (Gcodrich  ft  Brown),  246^ 
1st 

Brown  W  F,  mgr  New  Zealand  Insur- 
ance Co,  branch  Oregon,  W  T  and  I 
T,  27  Stark 

BROWNE  JAMES>  physician  and 
medical  director  A  O  U  W  for  Ore- 
gon, Washington  Territory  and  Brit- 
ish Columbia  and  professor  physiology 
Willamette  University,  NW  cor  2d 
and  Mvrrison 

Browning  G  W,  news  and  stationery, 
52  Morrison 

Brownsville  Woolen  Mill  Co,  D  Dal- 
gleish  agt,  71  Front 

Brundage  A  1>,  painter,  foot  of  Yamhill 

BRTAN  T  f^>  Hub  Saloon,  cor  D  and 
1st 

Buchannan  J  F,  real  estate  and  steam- 
boat owner,  Esmcmd  Hotel 

Buchner  D  M,  barber  and  baths,  8 
Washington 

Buck  Chas  (Buck  ft  Dreyer),  61  and  104 
1st 

Buck  ft  Dreyer  (Chas  Buck  and  Albert 
Dreyer),  licmors,  61  and  104  Ist 

BUCKLET  J  Ml  assistant  manager  0 
R  and  1  N  Co,  SW  cor  Front  and  D 

Buena  Vista  Pottery,  A  M  Smith  propr, 
office  265-269  Front 

Bunting  S  G,  carriage  factory,  SE  oor  2d 
and  Salmon 

Burchard  A,  new  and  second-hand  fnr- 
niturc,  etc,  201  1st 

Burckhardt  Ad,  butcher.  Central  Mar- 
ket 

Burchardt  C  A,  wholesale  wines,  44 
Washington 

Burelbuch    Mrs  M,   groceries,   oor  9th 

andG 
BUROE  S  Si  manager  D  M  Osborne  ft 
Co's  Harvesting    Machinery  Depot, 
204  and  206  Front 
BURKE  MRS  0  E.  dressmaker,  163  3d 
Burkhard  Joseph  (Burkhard  ft  Spauld- 
ing),  35  and  37  B 


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Burkhard  &  Spaulding  (Morton  M 
Spaulding  and  Joseph  Burkhard), 
butohera  and  packers,  35  and  37  B 

Burklin  Mrs  C  L,  dressmaker,  20  Market 

Burling  Fred,  mgr  "The  Welcome,"  102 
Ut 

Buruell  Wm  (Wm  Burnell  k  Co),  Mor- 
rison St  wharf 

Burnell  Wm  &  Co  (Wm  Burnell  and 
John  M  Leavens),  oommission  mer- 
chants, Morrison  St  whnrf 

BURNSIDE  D  W,  propr  Imperial 
Mills,  Oregon  City,  olfioe  10  N  Front 

Burrell  M  S  (Knapp,  Burrell  &  Co),  33 
and  36  Front 

Burton  E  M,  architect,  Dekum's  Build- 


BUSTON  HOTJSE>  J  Haas  manager, 

cor  M  and  F 
Bush  t)  B  Jr,  special  ngt  and  adjuster 

Home  Mutual  Insuramc  Co,  100  1st 
BUSHWILER  A,  justice  o{  the  peace 

for  Couoh  Prtcinot,  44  N  1st 
Buss  Geo,  saloon,  05  Morrison 
BUTTERFIELB  BROS  (A  E  and  H 

S  Buttertield),  watchmakers  and  jew- 
elers, SE  cor  1st  and  Morrison  (sec 

advertisement) 
By  bee  li  E,  attorney -at-law  and  justice, 

107  1st 
BTERLET    FABIAN    (Plummer    & 

Byerley),  SW  cor  1st  and  Main 
Byrne  &   Hughes  (John  J  Byrne  and 

Joseph  Hughes),  saloon,  91  N  Ist 
Byrne  John  J  (Byrne  &  Hughes),  91 

N  1st 
CAESAB  C  (C  Caesar  k  Co),  28  N 

Front 
CAESAR  C  ft  CO  (C  Caesar,  J  R  Cam- 
eron  and  H  Hewett),  shipping    and 

commission  merchants,  28  N  Front 
Cahaliii  K,  boots  and  shoes,  92  1st 
Cahill  Miss,  dressmaker,  131  3d 
Cain  J  M,  druggist,  209  Ist 
Cain  John,   cigars  and  tobacco,  347  N 

13th 
Caldwell    Miles,    cigars    and    tobacco, 

268  1st 
California  Spring    Manufacturing    Co, 

J  C  Kimball  manager,  224  1st 
CAMERON  J  R  (C  Caesur  &  Co),  28  N 

Front 
Cameron  Mrs  M,  groceries,  SW  cor  3d 

and  Ash 
Campbell  Angus,    propr    Union    Iron 

Works,  SE  cor  Front  and  Main 
Camiibell  &,  Hewitt  (J  A  Campbell  and 

C  H  Hewitt),  ;\ttorneys-at-law,  NW 

cor  3d  and  Oak 
CampLell    J  A  (Oampbell  &  Hewitt), 

attorney-at-lavv,  NW  cor  3d  and  Oak 
Campbell  J  H,  103  1st 
Campbell  J  R  (McKean  &  Campbell), 

234  2d 


CAMPBELL     THEODORE,    barber 

shop,  213^  Front 
Cantrell  &   Findley,    sash,    doora   and 

blinds  and  planing-mill,  204  N  9th 
Capen  EUery  (Goo  B  Capen  &  Co),  7S 

Front,  upstairs 
Capen  Geo  B  (Geo  B  Capen  ft  Co),.  7S 

Front,  upstairs 
CAPEN  GEO  B  &  CO  (Geo    B   and 

EUery  Capen),  boot  and  shoe  factory, 

76  Front,  upstairs 
Caples  John  F  (Cunjes  &  Mulkey),  at- 

torney-at-law  and   district   attorney 

4th  judicial  district,  NE  cor  1st  and 

Stark 
CAPLES  &  MTJLKET  (John  F  copies 

and  M  F  Mulkey),  attorneys-at-law, 

NE  cor  Ist  and  Stark 
Cardwell,  Bennett  ft  Co  (Chas  H  Card- 
well  and  G   H   Bennett),   boots  and 

shoes,  109  1st 
Cardwell  Chas  H  (Cardwell,  Bennett  ft 

Co),  109  Ist 
CARDWELL  J  R.  dentist,  Dekum's 

Building 
Cardwell  W  B,  physician,  231  Ist 
Curmichael    Chas  (Carmichael  ft    Mc- 
Cain), 87  Alder 
Carmichael  ftMcCain  (Chas  Carmichael 

and  J  McCain),  carpenters  and  build- 
ers, 87  Alder 
Carpenter  H,  physicivi,  NW  cor  2d  and 

Morrison 
Carr  Mrs  Joh)i  A,  bakery  and  groceries, 

cor  5th  and  Washington 
Carr  J>)hn  A,  real  estate  agent,  85  Alder 
Carroll  Mrs  Nora,   cigars,  tobacco  and 

fruits,  85  N     1st 
Carson  J  C,  mf  r  and  dealer,  sash,  doors, 

blinds,  etc,  paints,  oils  and  glass.  Ill 

Front 
Cartwright  J  C,  U  S  Collector  of  Inter- 
nal Revenue,  Customs  Building 
Cartwright  Wm,    groceries,  cor     11th 

and  F 
Cac ey  &  Blythe  (Edward  Casey  and  S 

F  Blythe),  publishers  "Northwestern 

Farmer  and  Dairyman,"  122^   Front 
Casey  Edward  (Casey  ft   Blythe),  122^ 

Front 
CASTENDIECK  0.  saloon,  71  1st 
•CATHOLIC  SENTINEL"  (weekly), 

Joseph  R  \V  illey  proprietor,  55  A 
Catlin  John,  attomey-at-law,  26  Union 

Block 
Caukin  G  E,  dist  agt  Traveler's  Life  and 

Accident  Ins  Co,  33  Stark 
Ceeples  J  A,  attorney 
Central  Market,  w  s  Ist,  bet  A  and  Ash 

CHADBOTJRNE  F  S  &  CO  (F  s  Chad- 

bourue),   furniture,   upholstery,   etc, 
J  G  Scovy  manager,  173  and  175  Ist 
Chance  Geo  H,  dentist,  Odd  Fellows 
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Chanhonne  J,  oigftra,  tobaooo  and  v»ri> 

etiei,  72&lst 
GHAPKAN  J  Ai  phviioian  and    iMr- 

geon  and    mayor  of  Portland,    NW 

oor  1st  and  Alder 
OHAPICAN   J  0>   attorney-at-law,   6 

Washington 

CHAPMAH  W  LAHO,  physician  and 
surgeon,  NW  oor  1st  and  Alder 

Chapman  W  S  (Moss  ft  Ohapmau),  6 
Washington 

Chapman  W  8,  surveyor,  6  Washington 

Chapman  W  W,  attorney-at-law,  *JOU 
Ist 

OHAPPELL  J  J,  manager  for  Christy 

&  Wise,  34  Front 
Chnse  Mrs  L  A,   sowing  machines,   220 

Ist 
Chenery  A  P,  cigars  and  tobacco,  17U 

Front 
CHICAGO  EXCHANGE.  Paul  Reich 

ert  propr,  '21 1  Ist 

CHILD  JOHN  A.  druggist  and  Griirid 
Master  A  0  U  W  utr  Oregon  and 
Washington,  161  'id 

Chisholm  E,  carpenter  nn<l  buihier,  Oth 
bet  Alder  and  Morrison 

Chown  F  R,  hardware,  232  Ist 

CHRISTY  ft  WISE*  wool  commission 

merchants,  J  J  ChnppoU  manager,  lU 

Front 
CHURCH  CP(^il>s»".  Church  &  Co), 

N£  cor  Front  &  Ash 
Church  Wm    Jr  &    Bro  (Wm  Jr  and 

Robt  Church),  merchant  tailors,   56 

Morrison 

dTT  BREWERY.  Henry  Weinhard 

proprietor,  cor  1 1th  and  B      

crrr  foundry  and  machine 

SHOP.  J  Uoneymau  &  Co  propri- 
etors cor  Front  and  Columbia 

City  Jail,  N  W  cor  Oak  and  2d 

City  of  Salem  Co,  Wm  Dunbar  agent, 
87  and  8'.>  Front 

CLACKAMAS  PAPER  CO,  manufac- 
turers and  importers  wrapping  and 
printing  papers,  twines,  paper  baus, 
etc.  Dealers  ia  printers  materials, 
102  Front 

CLARENDON  HOTEL,  Zieber  k 
McKianon  pr)priotors,  oor  Ist  and  F 

CLARK  J.  harness,  saddles,  saddlery, 
hardware,  etc,  104  and  100  Front 

CLARK  J  FRED  (J  Fre<l  Clark  &  Co), 
secretary  Oregon  Fire  and  Marine  In- 
surance Co,  and  real  estate  agent, 
28  Washington 

CLARK  J  FB^D  ft  CO  (J  Fre<l  Clark 
and  Andrew  McKeuzie),  real  estu^e 
and  insurance  agents.  28  Washington 

CLARKE  MRS  GEORGE  H,  millin- 
ery and  fancy  goods,  N  W  oor  4th  and 
Columbia 


Clarke  LO  (Woodard,  Clarke  k  Co). 
141  1st 

CLARKE  8  A.  manaoer  and  editor 
Willamette  Farmer  Publishing  Co, 
and  editor  "Oreaon  and  Washington 
Fanner,"  0  Washington 

Clarno  Francis  (Yooum  ft  Clarno),  at- 
torney, 43  1st 

CLAY  BROS  (H  M  and  O  I  Clay), 

American   Livery  and  Feed  Stable, 

273  and  276  Front 
Clinton  ft  Fagan   (Richard  Clinton  and 

James  Fagan),  variety  theatre,  130  Ist 
Clinton  Richard  (Clinton  ft  Fagan),  llVi 

1st 
Closset  Bros  (J   and  E  Closset),  coffee 

and  spice  mills,  7  N  'id 
Coffee  A  J  Jr,  supt  Portland  Telephone, 

Teleuraph  and  Electric    Light  Co,  8E 

cor  A  and  'id 
Cofran  J  W  (i,  special  a^t  Commercial 

Insurance  Co  of  California  and  Hart- 
ford Fire  Insurance  Co  of   Hartford, 

33  Stark 
Cohen,  Davis  ft  Co  (D  SoHs  Cohen  arul 

A  M  Davis),  varieties,  102  1st 
Cohen   D   Solis   (Cohen,    Davis  &    Co), 

102  Ist 
Cohen  H  M,  saloon,  00  1st 
Cohen  R,  restaurant,  213  Ist 
Cohn  Frank  M  ft  Co  (Frank    M  Cohn), 

cigars  and  tobacco,  140  Ist 
Cohn    Oeorse,     commission   merchant, 

wool  and  hides,  170  Front 
Cohn  Herman  (l^-vy,  Cohn  ft  Co),  172 

Ist 
Cohn  I  E,  physician,  25  Union  Block 
COLECA(W   M   Simpson  ft  Co),  11 

and  12  Union  Block 
Cole  David  ft  Co   (David  Cole),   ctoves 

and  tinware,  102  1st 
Coleman  H  C  (A  (ioodnough),  55  N  'id 

COLLIER  WILLIAM,  dealer  in  new 
and  second-hand  machinery,  machine 
shop  and  boiler  works,  08  and  70 
Madison  (see  adv) 
ColliuM  Dan,  bootmaker,  70  1st 
CoUinson  T  (S  Lipman  &  Co),  NW  cor 
1st  and  Washington 

COLUMMA  COMMERCIAL  COL- 
LEGE. W  S  James  principal,  l'i2i 
Front 

•COMMERCIAL  REPORTER  S 
GUIDE  AND  SHIPPING  LIST." 

W  R  Boone  proprietor,  5  Washingt(m 

"COMMERCIAL  REPORTER  AND 
JOURNAL  OF  COMMERCE" 

(weekly),  W  R  Boone  editor  and  pro- 
prietor, 5  Washington 
Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co  of  Lon- 
don, Sibson,  Church  ft  Co  general 
agts.  Marine  Depot,  NE  cor  Front  and 
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Congle  J  B  (J  B  Congle  &  Co),  108  and 
no  Front 

COHOLE  J  B  ft  00  (J  B  Congle  and  J 
B  Wyatt),  iiameas,  siuMloi,  saddlory 
hardware  and  leather,  108  and  1 10 
Front 

Conrad  0  &  Co  (O  Conrad),  dyeing  and 
oleanin){,  10  Hidinou 

Cook  K,  mil  sic  tuacher,   34  Washington 

Cooke  H,  uuilertuker  and  coroner.  111  'Jd 

CooinauB  John  B,  locksmith  and  nm- 
chinist,  30  •Teffenon 

Cooper  C  T,  barber,  SW  cor  B  and  Ist 

Cooper  &  Hon  (George  and  M  L  Cooper), 
butchers,  200  Ist 

Corbett,  FailioK  &  Co  (H  W  and  Ham- 
ilton F  Corbett  and  Henrv,  Edward 
and  JanicH  F  Failing),  wholesale  hard- 
ware, SW  cor  Front  and  Oak 

(!orbett  Hamilton  F  (Corbett,  Failing  & 
Co),  81  and  83  Front 

Corlwtt  H  W  (Corbett.  Failing  A;  Co), 
SW  cor  Front  and  Oak 

COBBITT  &  MACLEAT  (Wm  Corbitt 

and  Donald  and  Kenneth  Maolouy), 
wholesale  grocers  and  commiuaion 
merchants,  '19  and  31  Front  and  28 
and  30  Ist 

(.'Orbitt  Wm  (Corbitt  &  Maoleay),  res 
San  Fruncisco 

CORNEL  iSCW.  druggist,  NWcor 
Stiirk  and  Ist 

CORNELL  E  W  (Parrish  &  Cornell). 
44  Washington 

CORSON  E  0  ( -orson  &  Hodgers),  110^ 
Front 

CORSON  ft  RODOERS  (E  O  Corson 
and  T  KoJgt-rs),  buot  and  shoe  manu- 
factory. 110 J  Front 

Cotter  .John,  barber,  2(>  Morrison 

Cottier  Wm  T  &  Co  (W  T  Cottier),  in- 
ventors, 105  Morrison 

COUNCIL  JAMES  (Sedge  &  Council), 
52  (yolumbia 

County  Court  House,  w  s  4th  bet  Sal- 
mon and  Main 

Cox  J  W  (Waterman  &  Co),  124  Ist 

Cox  L  M,  real  estate  agt.  52  Morrison 

Cox  Norris  R  (Olen  8c,  Cox),  dentists, 
SW  cor  1st  and  Yamhill 

Crun  .John,  dry  goods,  im  1st 

Ci-andall  D  W,  carpenter  and  builder, 
93  Washington 

Crane  Bros  (W  E  and  E  S  Crane),  gro- 
ceries, watchmakers  and  jewelers,  207 
Ist 

Cronin  P  J,  saddler  and  harnessmeker, 
201  Front 

Croxton  W,  cigars  and  tobacco,   263  .3d 

Crozier  J  L  (Crozier  &  Norton),  cor  16th 
andS 

Crozier  A;  Norton  (.1  L  Crozier  and  J  W 
Norton),  blacksmiths  and  wagonmak- 
ers,  cor  16th  and  S 


Crump  Mrs  M  .1,  boarding  and  lodging, 
221>1  2tl 

Cuddy  .r  a,  tailor.  48  N  Ist 

Currier*  Co  (Wm  and  F  I  Currier), 
merchant  tailors  and  clothing,  01  1st 

Curry  Geo  L,  notary  public,  14?  Ist 

Curry  Martin  (Martm  ft  Curry),  03  N 
Ist 

Customs  Building,  w  s  6th  bet  Morrison 
and  Yamhill 

Dale  Chanoey  (D.1I0  k  Vernon),  27  Mor- 
rison 

Date  &  Vernon  (Chancey  Dale  and  Jas 
Vernon),  saloon,  27  Nforrison 

Dalgleish  D,  agt  Brownsville  Woolen 
Mills  Co,  71  Front 

DANOUEUOER  ALFRED,  French 
Laundry,  211  3d 

DANIELS  E  W.  proprietor  People's 
Transfer  Co,  5  VVashington 

Durr  H  L,  locksmith,  70  VVashington 

Durt  (}  P,  agt  farm  machinery,  SE  cor 
Front  and  Morrison 

Davenport  J  T  (May  &  Davenport),  cor 
C  and  2d 

Davidson  I  G,  photographer,  H W  cor  1  st 
and  Yamhill 

Davis  A  M  (Cohen.  Davis  &  Co),  162  1st 

DAVIS  H  W,  justice  of  the  peace,  N  W 
cor  4th  and  Salmon 

DAVIS  J.  Pacitic  Livery  Feed  and  Sale 
Stable,  SW  cor  Front  and  Salmon 

Davis  J  F  (Kellogg  &  Davis),  NE  oqr 
Yaudiill  aad  Front 

Davis  N,  tuilor.  70  1st 

Davis  T  A  (Hodge,  Davis  &  Co),  92  and 
94  Front 

Davis  W  M,  saloon,  1 1  N  2d 

Dayton  Frank  (Dayton,  Hall  &  Lam- 
borson),  194  1st 

Dayton,  Hall  &  Lamberson  (Frank  Day- 
ton, Rol)ert  F  Hall  and  Buell  Lam- 
berson), importers  of  hardware,  194 
Ist 

Deatly  Matthew  P,  U  S  district  judge. 
Customs  Building 

DeFRANCE  H  M  (Protzman  &  De- 
France),  135  3d 

De(Trandpre  J  A  (DeGrandpre  &  Levin), 
108  1st 

DeGrandpre  Si  Levin  (J  A  DeGrandpre 
and  M  Levin),  merchant  tailors 

Deharde  George  (Louis  Permin  &  Co), 
50  N  Ist 

DeHart  E  .1  (Thompson,  DeHart  &  Co), 
173  and  175  Front 

Dekum's  Building,  NW  cor  1st  and 
Washington 

DeLashmutt  &  Oatman  (V  B  DeLash- 
mutt  and  Harrison  B  Oatman),  real 
estate  agents,   NE  cor  1st  and  Stark 

DeLashmutt  V  B  (DeLashmutt  &  Oat- 
man), NE  cor  1st  aad  Stark 

DeLin  A  P  (A  P  DeLin  &  Co),  109  2d 


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DeLin  A  P  ft  Co  (A  P  DeLin  and  Id- 
ward  Holman),  undertakers,  lOil  2d 

Dell  Sidney,  attorney -at-law,  6  Wash- 
ington 

DeMartini  Angelo,  bootmaker,  31  N  If-t 

Dement  Balph  M  (Mitchell  &  Dement), 
attorney -at-law,  SW  cor  1  stand  Mor- 
rison 

Denholm  Wm,  cashier  Bauk  of  Oregon, 
40]8t 

DENN'SON  B  F  (Dennison  &  Watson), 
attorney-al-law,  31  Union  Block 

DENNISON  ft  WATSOir  (B  F  Den- 
nison  and  C  B  Wataon),  attorneys-at- 
law,  31  Union  Block 

"DEUTSCHE  ZEITUNO"  (weekly). 

C  A  Landenberger  publisher,  SW  cor 
3d  and  B 

Dewell  Mrs  W  H,  dressmaking,  101  ^ 
Morrison 

Dickcl  H  R,  bootmaker,  i;9  B 

Dickson  James,  physician.  Odd  Fellows 
Temple 

Diesing  &  Neunert  (Otto  Diesing  and  A 
F  Neunert),  South  Portland  Brewery, 
S  Jst  bet  Grover  and  Gibson 

Diesing  Otto  (Diesing  &  Neunert),  S 
Ist  bet  Grover  and  Gibson 

Digges  Henry,  barber,  S£  cor  Ist  and 
Mill 

DUO  ft  OKOPFEK  (Henry  Dilg  and 
Peter  Gropper),  locksmiths,  bell- 
hangers,  and  safe  mfrs,  82  Front  (see 
adv) 

Dilg  Henry  (Dilgft  Gropper),  82  Front 

DUG  JULIUS  (Lundberg  &  Dilg),  164 

4tk 
Ditman  Peter,  salooa,  31  Madioon 
Dittenhoefer   T,    importer    cigars,    to- 
bacco,   stationery,    cutlery,    etc,  61 
Front 

DIXON.  BEBNSTEDT  ft  CO  (J  B 

Dixon,  S  Bernstein  and  Clias   Bcrgo- 

son),  showcase  manufacturers,  SE  cor 

Frimt  and  Stark 
Dixon  C  H  (Dowling  &   Dixon),  69  1st 
Dixon  J  B  (Dixon,  Bernstein  &  Co),  res 

San  Francisco 

DODD  CHA8  H  ft  CO  (Chas  H  Dodd), 

hardware,  iron,  steel,  and  agricultural 
implements,  Ist,  Front  and  Vine 
DODOB  E  T>  assistant  superinteiulent 
Kiver  Division  Oregon   Railway  and 
Navigation  Co,  cor  Front  and  D 

DODGE  L  0,  Aurora   Restaurant,  134 
Front,  NE  cor  Alder 

DOLPH.  BRONAUOH,  DOLFH  ft 

SIMON  (•!  N  Dolph,  E  C  Brouaugh, 
C  A  Dolph  and  Joseph  Simon),  attor- 
neys-at-law.  Odd  Felloivs  Temple 
Dolph  C  A  (Dolph,  Bronaugh,  Dolph  & 
Simon),  attoriiey-at-law.  Odd  Fellows 
Temple 


DOLFH  J  N  (Dolph,  Bronaugh,  Dolph 
ft  Simon),  attomey-at-law  and  vice- 
president  Oregon  Railway  and  Navi- 
gation Co,  Odd  Fellows  Temple 

Domerberg  John,  plumbing  and  gasfit- 
tiiig,  146  3d 

Doray  H,  Sctloon,  cor  Ist  and  C 

Dorner  C  C,  saloon,  46  Yamhill 

Dosch  H  £  (Akin,  Selling  ft  Co),  6  N 
Front 

DOVAN  ft  KNIGHT  (Walter  J  Do  van 
nnd  Richard  B  Knight),  druggists,  72 
Morrison 

Dovan  Walter  J  (DovaA  ft  Knight),  72 
Morrison 

DOWLING  ft  DIXON  (K  Dowling 
and  C  H  Dixon),  Belvidere  Saloon, 
69  1st 

Duwling  H  (Dowling  ft  Dixon),  69  1st 

DRAKE  JOHN  M«  purchasing  agent 

Oregon  Railway  and   Navigation  Co, 

cor  Front  and  H 
Dreses  B,  saloon,  265  Ist 
Dreycr  Albert  (Buck  ft  Dreyer),  61  and 

1U4  1st 
DriscoU  Edward,  saloon,  47  N  2d 
Drouilhat    J,    billiard    table    nifr,    31 

Washington 
Drouilhat    Mine     L,     restaurant,     31 

Washington 
DRUOAN  W  C,  merchant  tailor,  26 

Morrison  (see  adv) 

DRTDEN  D  F  (Lewis  ft  Dryden),  SW 
cor  1st  and  Ash 

DuBois  J  D  (DuBois  ft  King),  res  San 
Francisco 

DuBois  ft  King  (J  D  DuBois  and  W  B 
King),  wholesale  grocers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  112  and  114  Front 

Duesbury  Horace,  artist  (portraits),  34 
Washington 

Duffy  Ira  O  (l^ffy  ft  Shattuck),  SE  cor 
1st  and  Jt^tferson 

Duffy  ft  Shattuck  (Iia  O  Duffy  and 
Thomas  Shattuck),  butchers,  SE  cor 
I  st  and  Jefferson 

DUN  R  G  ft  CO,  H  H  Whitten  mgr, 
jiuroantile  agency,  49  1st 

DUNBAR  T  N>  cigars,  tobacco,  can- 
dies, fruits,  stationery,  etc,  12   Stark 

DUNBAR  WILLIAM,  commission 
merchant,  groceries,  provisions,  farm 
and  dairy  produce,  and  agent  City  of 
Salem  Co,  87  and  89  Front 

DUNIWAT  FUBUSHING  CO  (Mrs 

A  S,  W  S,  H  R  and  W  C  Duniway), 

publishers  "The  New  Northwest,     5 

Washington 
DUNNE  D  M  (Kelly,  Dunne  ft  Co),  42 

Front 
Dunuing  O,  physician,  73  1st 
Durand  Organ  Co,  E  Durand  mgr,  mfrs 

and  dealers  in  organs,  324  Ist 


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Dunham  F  A  (Dunham,  Parsons  &  Co), 
187  Front 

BUIPIAM.  PARSONS  &  CO  (F  A 

Dunham,  G  H  Parsons,  and  P  N 
Getchell),  book  and  job  printers,  187 
Front 

Durham  Geo  H  (Williams,  Hill,  Dur- 
ham, Thompson  &  Mays),  attorney- 
at-law,  147  1st 

Durham  R  L,  city  aiiditor,  127  Ist 

Durkheimer  K,  cigars  and  tobacco,  187 
1st 

Durner  J  G  &  Co  (.J  G  Durner),  candy 
factory,  94  Morrison 

Dyer  L  M,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 
235  2d 

BATON  F  B.  oculist  and  aurist,  NW 

cor  1st  and  Morrison 
Eaton  Wm  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  69  N 

1st 
Eberhardt  Frederick,   carpenter,  71  2d 
likkford  R,  meichant  tailor,  51  Ash 
Eddy  P  A  (Eddy  &  Pickard),  cor  16th 

amis 
Eddy  &   Pickard  (P  A  Eddy  and  Dan 

Pickard).  groceries,  cor  10th  and  S 
Edwards    H  E,   furniture,  carpets  and 

bedding,  169  and  171  2d 
Edwards  J  L,  physician,  42  N  1  st 
Effinger  Sc  Bourne  (Wm  H  Effingfi*  and 

Jonathan    Bourne  Jr),    attorneys-at- 

law,  NW  cor  3d  and  Oak 
Ettinger  Wm  H  (Effinger  &  Bourne),  at- 

torney-at-law,  NW  cor  3d  and  Oak 
Eilers   F   (Geo  Ainslie  &  Co),  cor  14th 

and  P 
Elkeles  E,  furniture,  etc,  133  Front 
Elliott  Henry  A  (Wadhams  k  Elliott), 

46  and  48  Front,  res  San  Francisco 
Ellis  B,  second-hand  good?,  195  2d 
Ellis  M,  barber,  34  Yamhill 
Emmons  &  Emmons  (11  W  and  A  C  Em- 
mons),  attorneys-at-law,  NW  cor  3d 

and  Oak 

EXPIRE  BAKERT.  Voss  &  Fuhr 

proprietors,  42  W^ashington 
Engelke  L,  saloon,  215  Front 
I'^nsign  .J  0,  surveyor,  76  Oak 
Ensign  Mrs  M  J,  mfr  Pearl  Corn  Powder, 

7(>  Oak 
Ensign  W  L,  musician,  76  Oak 
Epperly   John   &   Co    (John  Epperly), 

groceries,  275  Ist 
Ep]iiuger  Louis,  saloon,  160  1st 

ELFSLT  A  B  &  CO  (of  San  Fran- 
cisco), N  H  Selii,'nian  manager,  man- 
ufacturers and  importers  clothing,  3 
and  5  N  Front 

ESMOND  HOTEL,  J  H  Brenner  pro- 
prietor, NE  cor  Front  and  Morrison 

Espey  Mfg  Co,  W  W  Espey  propr,  car- 
riages, wagons,  etc,  Salmon  bet  Front 
and  1st 


Espey  W  W,  Espey  Mfg  Co,  Salmon  bet 

Front  and  1st 
Esser  Peter,  saloon,  87  2d 
EUROPE  HOUSE,    C  Schlichting  & 

Bro  proprietor,  30  B 

EVANS  DUDLEY,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co's  Express,  SW  cor  A  and  1st 

"EVENING  TELEGRAM,"  Tele- 
gram  Publishing  Co  publishers,  102 
Front 

ET^RDING     &     FARRELL    (R 

Everdingand  S  Farrell),  produce,  hay, 

grain,  wliolesale  and  retail,  feed,  wool, 

hides,  etc,  140  Front 
Everding  Henry,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion  merchant,   grain,  groceries,  etc, 

47  Front 
Everding  R   (Everding  &  Farrell),  14G 

Front  ;; 

E vers  John,  Eureka  Hall  Saloon,  294  1st 
Ewry  &  Garnold  (John  Ewry  and  John 

Garnold),  undertakers,  201  2d 
Ewry  John   (Ewry  &  Garnold   and  A 

Nicolai  &  Co),  201  2d 
Fa^an  James  (Clinton  &  Fagan),  130  1st 
Failing  lidward  (Corbett,  Failing  &  Co), 

81  and  S3  Front 
Failing  Henry  (Corbett,  Failing  &  Co), 

81  and  83  Front 
FAILING    HENRY,  president  First 

National  Bank,  127  1st 
Failing  .lames   F    (Coibett,    Failing  & 

Co),  81  and  83  Front 
Fairchild  Rev  A  C,  Methodist  clergyman 

FAIRWEATHER  H  W,  superinten- 
dent Pend  d'Ureille  Division  Northern 
Pacific  R  R,  res  Sprague,  W  T 

FARMERS    AND    MECHANICS' 

STORE,    Lewis    Prager    proprietor, 
general  merchandise,  184  Ist 
Farrell  S  ( Everding  &  Farrell),  140  Front 
FARRELL  S   (Sibson,  Church  &  Co), 

NE  cor  Front  and  Ash 
Fay  Matt,  barber,  74  1st 
Fay  P  J,  groceries,  cor  1 3th  and  H 
Fechhffimer  M  W  (Whalley,  Fechheimer 
&  Ach),  attorney-at-law  and  pres  Ore- 
gon Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Co,  43 
Ist 
Fehrenbac  '  Albert,  physician,  234  1st 
Felix  B  (B  ''rosper  &  Co),  15  Oak 
Fentoi.   ^  \\\  notary  public,  Dekum's 

Building 
FERGUSON  A,  barber,  30  Stark 
Ferrera  A  &  Co  (A.rtonio  Ferrera),  gro- 
cers wholesale  and  retail,  45  1st 
Ferry  C   P  (Ferry,   White  &  Co),  29 

Stark 
FERRY.  WHITE  &  CO  (C  P  Ferry, 
Eugene  D  White  and  S  B  Riggen), 
real  estate  and  insurance  and  general 
brokers,  29  Stark 
FETY  C  B.  seal  engraver,  33  Oak 


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Feuchtwanger  S  (Neastadter  Bros),  67 

and  69  Front 
Fearer  Louis,  brewery,  west  end  of  B 
Feurer  Louis  (Louis  Sechtem  &  Co),  34 

Stark 
Fidelity  and  Casualty  Co  of  New  York, 

A  McKinnie  agt,  102  1st 
Fiuigau  John,  saloon,  cor  13th  and  G 
Finnen    John,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor 

Ist  and  Alder 
nRST  KATIONAL  BANK.  Henry 

Failing;  president,  127  Ist 
FITZOEttALD  HUOH,    saloon    and 

lodgiuj^,  235  Front 
Fitzpatrick  Hiram  (Hart  &  Fitzpatrick), 

cor  C  &  2d 
Fitzsiinnions  Mrs  Annie,   boarding,   C 

bet  N  Ist  and  N  Front 
FLANAOAN  M  H.  Tremont  Saloon, 

NVV  cor  Stark  and  2d 

FLANAOAN  MICHAEL,  saloon,  SW 

cor  2d  and  C 

Flanders  Geo  H,  propr  Flanders  & 
Green wieli  Wharves,  32  N  Front 

Fleckonstein  Henry  (Fleckenstein  & 
Mayer),  24  and  20  Front 

Fleckenstein  &  Mayer  (Henry  Flecken- 
stein and  S  Julius  Mayer),  wholesale 
liquors,  24  and  26  Front 

Fleischner  L  (Fleischner,  Mayer  &  Co), 
25  and  27  Front 

FLEISCHNER,  MAYER  ft  CO  (L 

Fleisoliner,  Jacob  Mayer,   Sol  Hirscli 

and  A  ScliL.»sel),  importers  dry  guuds, 

25  and  27  Front,  nnd  24  and  26  1st 
FLIEDNER  C,  barber,  142  la. 
Flink  .lohu  (Fliuk  &  Linil)er),  31  B 
FITNK  &  T.JVrKKH^  (John   Flink  and 

'»/m  Linil)er),  saloun,  31  B 
FOLEY  WM>  conveyancer  and  notary 

public,  NE  cor  Ist  aitd  Stark 
Foifman  J,  propr  *'  StaatsZeitung,"  104 

1st 
Folger   &   Co,    proprs    Vacuna  House, 

147i  3d 
Forbes  C  M  (Forbes  4  Wheeler),  245  Ist 
Forbes*,  Wheeler  (C  M   Forbes  and  E 

V    Wheeler),    furniture     and     fancy 

goods,  245  Ist 
FoNter   John    11  (Foster  &  Kol)ert8on), 

.S.S  and  !K)  Front 
Foster  A:  Uobertsou  (John  K  Foster,   W 

K   and    D.ivid  Hnliertson),    wholesale 

hardware  and  farming  implements,  88 

nn<'i  i'O  Front 
FOUNTAIN  SALOON.  John  Ilottner. 

N\V  uor  Front  and  Madison  (8eea«lv) 
Fonrnier  M:ni'  K,   French  laundry,    113 

Washington 
Frank  A  L  (Frank  &  Cr>),  13  Washing- 
ton 
FRANK  ALFREDS  (Frank  ft  Sirith), 

attorney -at-law,    55    and    (Hi    Union 

Block 


Frank  Bros  (F  A  Frank,  San  Francisco, 
and  O  P  Frank,  Portland),  agricult- 
uralimplements,  142  and  144  Front 

FRANK  ft  00  (J  Waddell  and  A  L 
Frank),  Portland  Sign  Advertising 
Co,  painters,  13  Washington 

FRANK  ft  SMITH  (Alfred  S  Frank 
and  Milton  W  Smith),  attomeys-at- 
law,  65  and  66  Union  Block 

FRANKLIN  JAMES  ft  GEO,  pro- 
prietors Franklin  House,  106  B 

Fraser  Abel,  saloon,  28  B 

FRASER  S  P,  physician  and  surgeon, 
5  Union  Block 

Frazer  Jacob  (Frazer,  Sperry  &  Co),  res 
Pendleton,  Oregon 

Frazer,  Sperry  &  Co  (Jacob  Frazer,  J  L 
Sperry  and  Thompson  &  Barnhart), 
wool  commission  merchants,  3U 
Front 

Frazier  Wm  (Godard  &  Frazier),  154  2d 

Freeman  &  Loranger  (Wm  Freeman  and 
John  Loranger),  livery  stable,  cor  2d 
and  Main 

Freeman  Wm  (Freeman  &  Loranger}, 
cor  2d  and  Main 

FREIMAN   BERNHARD,    coffee 

house,  1)0  Washiiij^^ton  (see  adv) 
Friedlander  W,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

65  Ist 
y  fc-TBDlff A V  S)    general   merchandise 

and  auctioneer,  220  Ist 
Friederick  Emanuel,  bootmaker,2t)  Yam- 
hill 
Frohman  Ignatz  (Thonhauser  &   Froh- 

man),  8  N  Front 
Frjr  W  B,  mgr  Singer  MfgCo,  92  Mor- 
rison 
Fuhr  H  (Voss  &  Fuhr),  42  Washington 
Fury  J  E,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 

144  3d 
Gallagher    James    J,      shipsmith     and 

h'jusesmith,  26  N  1st 
Galland  W  H,  candies,  nuts,  etc,  30SIst 
(talli  Lorenzo,   cigars,    tobacco,    fruits, 

etc.  191  It 
Gallick  Hyman,  boots  and  shoes,  193  Ist 
(iambrinus  Brewery,  Louis  Feurer  propr, 

west  end  of  B 
Gardner  C,  atty -at-law,  6  Washington 
Gardner  Wm  ( Wm  <  Jardner  &  Co),  1:14  IM 
<iardner  Wm  &  Co  (Wm   (>ardner,  J  .1 
Owens  and  F  Fiegand),  plumbers  and 
gasKtters,  134  lid 
Garnold  John  (Ewry  &,  (iarnold),  201  2d 
<iarretson  N  W,  gen  agt    Northwestern 
Mutual   Life    Ins   Co   of  Milwaukee, 
93  5th 
GARRISON  K  JXB,    general    agent 
for  Household  and  White  Sewing  Ma- 
chines and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of    sew- 
ing machines  and   attachments,    nee- 
dles, oils,  etc;  sewing  machines  repair- 
ed, 167  :kl 


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Gaston  J,  attomey-at-law.  NE  cor  1st 
and  Stark 

Gas  Works,  cor  E  and  Front 

Gatens  Frank,  tailor  and  pawn-broker, 
5  Morrison 

OATES  JOHN,  chief  engineer  River 
Div  O  R  &  N  Co,  cor  Front  and  D 

Gaudon  F  G,  merchant  tailor,  47  Mor- 
rison 

Gearin  John  M  (Bellinger  &  Gearin), 
attorney-at-law,  155  Ist 

Geiger  C  E,  physician,  85  4th 

Greiger  &  Kiesel  (Wm  Geiger  and  J  Kie- 
sel),  barber,  104  1st 

Geiger  Wm  (Geiger  &  Kiesel),  104  Ist 

George  John  L,  cutlery,  230  1st 

OEBDES  &  BOTEFUHR  (Richard 

Gerdes  and  Frank  Botefuhr),  impor- 
ters and  jobbers  in  wines  and  liquors, 
cor  .3d  and  Ash 

GERBES  &  LEWIS  (R   Gerdes   and 

Alex    Lewis),    wholesale    and    retail 

liquors,  29  N  Front 
Gerdes  llichard  (Gerdes  &  I^ewis),  29  N 

Front  and  (Gerdes  &  Botefuhr),  cor  3d 

and  Ash 
(letchell  F  N  (Dunham,  Parsons  &  Co), 

187  Front 
Geyer  Chas,  saloon,  S  bet  15th  and  16th 
(rhiselin  J  T,  pliysician,  NW  cor  3d  and 

Oak 
Ciibbins  P,  bootmaker,  SW  cor  3d   and 

Ash 
<Jil>hs  A  C,  iittorney-iit-law,  105.^  1st 
GibbsWm  W,  atty-at-law,  105A  Ist 
(jriese  E  G,  county  commissioner,   Court 

House 

GILBERT  W  B.  (Xorthup  &  Gill)ert), 

attorney -cit-l aw,  8  Uuiou  Block 
(Jill  J  K  &  Co   (.lohn  K  and   James  K 

Gill),  books  and  stationery,  93  1st 
Gillette  P  W,  real  estate  agt,  27  Stark 
(JiUilandE  P,  barber,  201  >  1st 
GILMAN    &   CO    (SI.  XGihnau    and 

C  M  .Stevens),    auction  and   commis- 
sion njercliauts,  42  Ist 
GILMAN  S  L  N  (Gilman  .t  Co),  42  1st 
Giltner  .1  S,  pliysician,  NK  cor  Ist  and 

Market 
(tiuocchio  G  &  Co  ((J  Ciiioccliio,  A  San- 

guinettiand  ,1  M  Motitauo),  wholesale 

and  retail  liquors,  287  1st 
<iinocchio     Guisi^ppe   (G   Ginocchio    & 

Co),  287  Ist 
GIRARD  BROS    (1>   '"^l    l''  Girard), 

Terminus  Saloon,  cor  13th  luul  ii 
(Jirard    David  (Thibault  it  Girard),  52 

N  Ist 
(lirard  Ernst,  bootmaker,  107  2tl 
(ileasou  .lames   iHiiigham    &.  Gleason), 

uttoruey-at-law   and   notary    public, 

147  Ist 
Gleason  Michael,  tailor,  9  Morrison 


Gleim  Jolm,  ladies'  underwear,  68  Mor- 
rison 

Glenn  &  Cox  (J  G  Glenn  and  Norris  R 
Cox),  dentists,  SW  cor  1st  and  Yam- 
hill 

Glenn  J  G  (Glenn  &  Cox),  dentist,  SW 
cor  1st  and  Yamhill 

Globe  Hotel,  John  Salzer  propr, .  cor  C 
and  Front 

GOOARD  &  FRAZIER  (L  Godard 

and  W  Frazier),  livery  stable,  154  2d 
Godard  Louis  (Godard  &  Frazier),154  2d 
GOIJDMAN    S«    produce    commission 

merchant,  123  Front 

GOLDSMITH    &  LOEWENBERG 

(Philip  Goldsmith  and  Julius  Loewen- 

berg),     stoves,    tinware     and    house 

furnishing,  84  and  86  Front 
Gob'.mith   Max    (White,  Goldsmith  & 

Co),  9  and  11  N  Front 
Goldsmith  Philip   (Goldsmith  &  Loew- 

enberg),    84   and  86   Front,  res  New 

York  City 
Goodfellow  John,  agt  Bank  of  British 

North  America,  50  1st 
Goodnough    A  (A  Goodnough   &   Co), 

55  N  2d 
Goodnough   A  &  Co  (A  Goodnough,   A 

M  Smith  and  H  C  Coleman),  marble- 

ized   slate  majitles,    mechanics    tools 

and  buiblers  hardware,  55  N  2d 

GOODRICH  &  BROWN  (W  C  Good 

rich   and  I    F    Brown),  barber  shop, 

246.1.  lat 
Goodrich   W   C   (Goodrich   &   Brown), 

246".   Ist 
Goodsell  David,  atty-at-law,  105.\  1st 
Croodwin  B  F,  clerk  police  department, 

NW  cor  Oak  and  2d 
Gore    &    Hughes    (Geo    Gore    and    W 

Hughes),  saloon,  61  2d 
(lormau    J    M,    propr  Norton    House, 

SVV'cor  1st  ami  C 
(Jorrill   C  H,    pres  Pacitic    Bridge    Co, 

169  2d 
Gove  C    A   (New   York    Jewelry   Co), 

107  1st 

GRADEHAND  FRANK,  lig'ir  man 

ufacturer,  70  Morrison 
GRAF  JOHN,    proprietor   Moehauics 

Hotel.  Water  nr  Harrison 
(Jrant  Chas,  constable,  68  1st 
Grant    Mrs    P,    propr    Grant     House, 

47  B 
Grant  \V  Hudson  (Newbury  &  (Jrant), 

attorney-at-law,  19  Union  Block 
GRATTON  EDWARD,  carriage  man 

ufacturer,    SK  cor  4tli    and   Ash  (see 

adv) 
(Jray    Wm  &   Sons     (Wm    Jr    and  H 

Gray),  boots  and  shoes,  149  Front 
(ireeii    H    D,    pres   Portland   Water  Co 

and  supt    Portland   GaJight   Co,  26 

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Green  &  Hunsaker  (O  Green  and  H  K 
Hunsaker),  livery  stable,  N£  cor  2d 
and  Washington 
Green  John,  pres  Portland  Gaslight  Co 
and  supt  Portland  Water  Co,  26 
Stark 
Green  O  (Green  &  Hunsaker),  NE  cor 

2d  and  Washington 
Greenherg  S  H   (Henrichsen  &  Green- 
berg),  149  1st 
OSEENE  S  H,  justice  of  the  peace,  GS 
1st  and  attorney-at-law,  room  7  Gli- 
son's  Building,  cor  Ash  and  1st 
Greeshamer  John,  bootmaker,  2!)0  1st 
Gregory  H  P   (H  P  Gregory  &  Co),  43 

Front;  residence  San  Francisco,  Cal 
Gregory  H  P  &  Co  (H  P  and  S  W  Greg- 
ory and  Stewert  McClure),  machin- 
ery and  supplies,  43  Front 
Gregory  S  W  (HP  Gregory  &  Co),  43 
Front;    residence  San  Francisco,  Cal 
Gregory  &  Williams  (W  M  Gregory  and 
Thornton     Williams),     attorneys-at- 
law,  24  Union  Block 
Gregory  W  M  (Gregory  &  Williams),  24 

Union  Block 
Grelle   Henry,    restaurant,    9    and    11 

Stark 
Gritzmacher  C,  captain  of  police,  NW 

cor  2d  and  Oak 
GropptT  P  (Dilg  &  Cropper),  82  Front 
Gross  A  S,  real  estate  agt,   53    Union 

Block 
Gruber  Joseph,  upholsterer,  104  Wash- 
ington 
Guardian  Assurance  Co,  Sibson,  Church 
&  Co  general  agts,  NE  cor  Front  and 
Ash 
Guilliaume  J  M,  bootmaker,  31  Oak 
GUINEAN  THOMAS,  proprietor  St 
Charles   Hotel,   SW  cor    Front    and 
Morrison 
OUHBERT  H>  cigars  and  tobacco  and 

barber,  SW  cor  Ist  and  Yamhill 
Gundel  Bros  (Michael,  (Jeorge  and  John 
Gundel),  proprs  Northwestern  Trans- 
fer Co,  275  Front 
Gutmunn   Charles   (Kummclin  &  Gut- 

mann),  82  1st 
Haas  (ico  A,  mfr  umbrellas  and  para- 
sols, 1 1  Oak 
HAAS  J,  manager  Burton  House,  cor 

3<1  and  F 
HACHENET  &  BENO  (Frank  Hach- 
eney  and    Michael  Bcno),    wholesale 
and  retail   grocers,  NW  cor  ist  and 
Taylor 
Hacheney   Frank   (Hachency  &  Beno), 

cor  1st  and  Taylor 
Haffender  Bros   (Charles    and    Edward 

Hafibnder),  groceries,  247  1st 
Hacner  Peter,  oootmak'ir,  104  2d 
Huight  E  J  &  Co  (E  J  Haight),  real  es- 
tate and  loan,  <y2  Morrison 


Haines  L  M  (White  &  Haines),  293  Ist 
HALBERSTAST  JOSEPH,  Kew 

York  Novelty  Co,  49  Ist 
Hale  L  H  (Keeth  &  Hak),  270  lit 
Haley  J  B,  butcher,  28  Oak 
Hall   Robert  F   (Dayton,  Hall  &  Lam- 

berson),  194  1st 

HALLETT  J  Li  superintendent  of  con- 
struction of  Northern  Pacific  K  B,  cor 
Front  and  D 

Halman  A,  councilman 

HAMEL  N  J,  St  John  Hotel,  cor  13th 
and  Q 

Hamilton  A  Y,  groceries,  NW  cor  1st 
andB 

HANKE  ROBERT,  coach  and  car- 
riage trimming  in  all  its  branches,  S^I 
cor  2d  and  Salmon 

Hanley  John,  propr  Willamette  Hotel, 
227  Front 

Hannaman  Eugene  (Listmann,  Muller  &, 
Hannaman),  49  and  51  N  2d 

Hanover  Mrs  J,  milliner,  123  3d 

HANSEN  HANS,  seeds  and  nursery- 
man, 82  Front,  nursery  East  Portland 
(see  adv) 

Hanson  Chas,  New  York  Exchange 
Saloon,  25  N  Front 

Hnrkins  T  G  (Harkins  &  Paterson),  26 
Salmon 

HARKINS  &    PATERSON   (T  G 

Hurkins  and  C  W   Paterson),    Eagle 

Marble  Works,  26  Salmon 
Harlow  John  (John  Harlow  4  Co),  N 

Front,  bet  Q  and  S 
Harlow  John  &  Co  (John  Harlow  and 

T  J  Nelson),  box  factory,  N  Front  and 

S 
Harmon  L,  dry  goods,  125  1st 
Harrington  F  B,   saloon,  34  Morrison 

cor  2d 
Harris  k     Lichenstein   (Marks  Harris 

and    Marks    Lichenstein),    clothing, 

etc,  128  Ist,  63  1st  and  164  Ist 
Harris  Marks   (Harris  &,  Lichenstein), 

128  Ist 
HARRIS  &  SALMON  (W  H   Harris 

and  J  F  and  W  C  Salmon),   Portland 

Ice  Works,  246  2d 

HARRIS  SIMON,  musical  instru- 
ments, sheet  music,  etc,  49  1st  (see 
adv) 

Harris  Thomas,  clothing,  etc,  175  Front 

Harris  W  U  (Harris  &  Salmon),  246 
2(1 

Hart  E  J  (Hart  &  Fitzpatiick),  cor  C 
and  2d 

HART  ft  FITZPATRICK  (E  J  Hart 

and;^Hiram  Fitzpatrick),  wood  turning 
and  planing-mili,  cor  C  and  2d 
Hart^ames,  painter,  290  Ist 
Hart  vV  A,  chief  engineer    fire  depart- 
ment, res  225  2d 


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HARTMAN  B  ft  GO  (Benjamin  Hart- 
man  and  VVill  T  Bamett),  ladies'  un- 
derwear and  fancy  goods,  165  3d,  bet 
Morrison  and  Yamhill 

HARTHAN  BENJAMIN  (6  Hart- 

man  &  Co),  165  3d 
Hartmanu  John,   machinist,  cor  D  and 

4th 
Harvey  E  6  (Bennett  &  Harvey),    105 

Front 
Harvey  J  W  McL  (OldendorfT,  Harvey 

&  Co),  NE  cor  Washington  and  1st 

HASKELL  ft  BENSON  (H  J  Haskell 

and  T  S  Benson),    blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakers,  3d  bet  Fine  and  Ash 
Haskell  H  J  (Haskell  &  Benson),  3d  bet 

Pine  and  Ash 
Hatch — ,  house-mover,  125  Washingtin 
Hatch  Z  J,  propr  stmr  A    A   McVully 

and  storage,    NE    cor  Salmon  ami 

Front 
HAVENS    C    R.    manager    Murphy, 

Grant  &  Co,  NW  cor  Istand  A 
Haver  Mrs  Otha,   fruits,   candies,   etc, 

53  Ash 
Hawkins  L  L,  agent  J  C  Ainsworth,  70 

Oak 
Hay  C,  blacksmith,  212  2d 
HEALY  WMi  coppersmith  and  sheet 

iron  worker,  48  N  2d  (see  adv) 
HEATH  THOS.  manager  R  C  Janion 

&  Son,  30  N  Front 
Hecht  Bros  k  Co    (of    San  Francisco, 

California),  mfrs  and  wholesale  boots 

and  shoes,  1  and  3  N  Front  cor  A 
Heilbronner  Mux   (Bissinger  k  Co),   res 

San  Francisco,  California 
Heilman  Chas  (Baker  &   Heilman),    67 

Ist 
Heineck  Mrs  C,  milliner,  360  Ist 
HELBOCK  BROS  (Stephen    and  Leo 

Helbock),  stucco  workers,  house,  sign 

and  ornamental  painters,  48  Alder 
Hellering  Joseph,  tailor,  29  B 

HENDERSON  H  W,  president  Wil- 
lamette  Iron  Works,  68  N  Front 

HENLET  DR  WILLIAM,  manufac- 
turer patent  medicines,  dandelion 
tonic,  and  other  preparations,  NE 
cor  3d  and  Main  (see  adv) 

Hetirich8eu&  (ireeiiberg  (L  C  Htiurich- 
seu  and  S  H  (jreenbcrg),  watches  and 
jewelry,  149  Ist 

Henrichsen  L  C  (Henrichsen  &  Green- 
berg),  149  1st 

Henry  Geo  B,  librarian  Odd  Fellows 
Library,  Odd  Fellows  Temple 

Henry  &  Hofstetter  (James  D  Hoary 
anu  Chris  Uof  jtettcr),  saddlers  and 
harnessmakers,  245  Front 

Heury  James  D  (Henry  &  Hofstetter), 
245  Front 

Heroy  E  F,  sowing  machines,  49  Salmon 


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Herrall  Geo  (Herrall  k  Zimmermui),  cor 
Harrison  andWater 

HERRALL  ft  ZIMMERMAN  (Ge« 
Herrall  and  Z  Zimmerman),  proprie- 
tors U  S  Brewery,  cor  Harrison  and 
Water 

HERREN  BROS  (Oeorg*  and  WilUrd 
Herren),  produce  commiasion,  16  N 
Front  (see  advertisement) 

HERREN  ft  FARRAR  (W  J  and 

George  Herren  and  Squire  Parrar), 
wool  commission,  Salem,  Oregon,  office 
16  N  Front 

HERRMAN  SEKEL,  dry  goods, 
clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  hats,  gro- 
ceries, crockery,  hardware,  etc,  254 
Ist,  NE  cor  Madison 

Hewitt  C  H  (Campbell  k  Hewitt),  atty- 
at-law,  NW  cor  3d  and  Oak 

HEWETT  HENRT  (C  Caesar  A  Co), 

and  insurance  agt,  28  N  Front. 
Hexter  Levi  (Hexter  &   May),   124  and 

126  Front 
Hexter  &  May  (Levi   Hexter  and  Levi 

May),  stoves  and  metals,  124  and  126 

Front 
Hibbard  Geo  L  (Geo  L  Hibbard  k  Co), 

65  Front 
Hibbard  Geo  L  &  Co  (Geo  L  Hibbard 

and  J  W  Brazee),  manufactui  .rs  and 

wholesale  boots  and  shoes,  65  Front 
HICfOINS  J  J>  cigars,   tobacco,  fruits 

and  cantlics,  83  1st 
Higgins  T  F  ( Ahlstedt  &  Higgins),  25  N 

1st 
Hildreth  A  F,  agt  Tatum  &  Bowen,  S  F, 

187  Front 
Hill  George  H,   books  and  atationery, 

171  Ist 
Hill  J  W,  prin  Bishop  Scott  Grammar 

School,  18th  bet  C  and  D 
Hill  W  Lair  (Williams,   Hill,    Durham, 

Thompson  &  Mays),   atty-at-law,   res 

The  Dalles 
HIMES  OEO  H,  book  and  job  printer, 

5  Wasliington 

HINES  H  K.  editor  "Pacific  Christian 
Advocate,"  207  2d 

Hiniug  Mrs  Ida,  milliner  and  dressma- 
ker, cor  1st  and  Clay 

Hirsch  Sol  (Fleischner,  Mjiyer  &  Co), 
25  and  27  Front 

HIRSTEL  CHAS  ft  GO  (Chas  and  N 
A  Hirstel),  stationery  and  notions, 
wliolesale  cigars  and  tobacco,  90  1st 

Hobin  Frank,  saloon,  41.  N  Ist 

Hodge  Charies  (Hodge,  Davis  &  Co),  92 
and  94  Fr<>nt 

HODOE.  DAVIS  ft  GO  (Charles 
Hodge,  T  A  Davis,  Geo  W  Sntll  and 
Fred  K  Arnold),  wholesale  drugs, 
paiuts,  oiln,  etc,  D2  and  94  Front  (see 
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Hodgkinson  J  W,   cigars  and  tobacco, 
81  1st 
I  Hoehler  Henrj'  (Matthiesen  &  Hoehler), 
274  Ist 

Hoelbiag  D  W  (Liebe  &  Hoelbing),  53 
1st 

HOET  EUGENE,  manufacturer 
Hoey's  Patent  Sofa  Beds,  upholsterer 
and  dealer  in  furniture  and  bedding, 
294  1st;  San  Francisco  office,  25  Turk 

Hoffman  C  K,  butcher,  26  Y'amhill 

HOFFMAN  J  J,  attorney-at  law,  43 
1st 

Hofstetter  Chris  (Henry  &  Hofstettcr), 
245  Front 

Hogne  Charles  J7^  bo  k -keeper  Harvey 
Hague,  NE  cor  1  .st  and  Stark 

Hogne  Harvey  (East  Portland  Lumber- 
ing Mills),  lumber,  NE  cor  Ist  and 
Stark 

Holden  Samuel,  horseshoer,  144  3d 

Holland  Mrs  Alice,  lii(]gin;;s,  G3  and  (»5 
Ist 

Holman  &  Co,  forwarding,  ISOJ  Front 

Holman  Jxlward  (A  1*  DeLin  &  Co),  10!t 
id 

Holman  Fred  V,  attorney -atd aw,  21 
Union  Block 

Holmes  B  Z,  vico-pres  Willamette  Iron 
Works,  ()8  \  Front 

Holmes  J,  furniture  .-ind  stoves,  200  1st 

HOLTON  DAN,  propH.tor  Holton 
House,  SE  cor  1st  and  Alder 

HOLTON  HOUSE.  I>an  Holton  pro- 
prietor,  SE  cor  ist  and  Aliler 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co  of  Califor- 
nia, (u'o  L  Storv  ninr,  KX)  Ist 

HONEYMAN  J  &  CO  (••••bn,  John 
Jr,  VV  B  and  B  F  iloneynian),  pro- 
prietors City  Foundry  and  Machint! 
Shop,  cor  Front  and  Columbia 

Honeyman  W  B  (.!  Honcyman  &  Co), 
and  pres  city  council,  cor  Front  Jmd 
Cobimbia 

Honeyman  Wm  (Thomj)-^on,  De  Hart  & 
Co),  173  and  175  Front 

Hopkins  Mrs  A,  boarding-house,  12!l  4tli 

Hotalir.g  A  P  &  Co  (A  P  Hotaiing,  S  F, 
ami    E  C  Lord),  wholesale  li((Uors,  3 

HOTEL  ZUR  RHEINPFALZ.  Block 

A  Ott  pro]>rietors,  :J32  Iht 

HOUSE  ERNEST,  pro]>rietor  I'ort- 
land  I'estaurant,  SE   cor  2d   and  Ash 

Houstin  Charles,  (•oiifoctioiiery  and  ci- 
gars and  tobacco,  2S8  Ist 

Howe  &.  L'o  (T  M  Howe),  bookbinder 
anil  paper  ruler,  ."•  Washington 

Howe  .lames  (Sweeney  4  Howe),  10(5  1st 

Howe  M  A.  dentist,  New  Market  The- 
atre Block 

Howe  M  A,  dressmaker,  NW  cor  Abler 
and  1st 

Howe  T  M  (Howe  &  Co),  5  Washington 


Howes  E  T,  attorney-at-law,  269  Ist 
Hoyt    Henry,  U    S    shipping    commis- 
sioner, 32  N  Front 
HUB  SALOON,  T  S  Bryan  proprietor, 

cor  1)  and  Ist 
HUDBLESON  J  H-  auditor  O  11  &  N 

Co,  cor  Front  and  D 
Hudson    Henry   T,    guns,    pistols,   etc, 

hardware,  cutlery,  etc,  33  1st 
Huilson  H    M    (Hudson  &  Westeriield), 

1.)  Stark 
Hudson   &   Westeriield   (H   M  Hudson 

and   Clias    VVestertield),    saloon,     10 

Stark 
Huebn  r  Julius   (Huebner  &  Jjcahy),  2 

Washington 
Huebner  &  Leahy  (Julius  Huebner  and 

James  B  Leahy),  real  estate  and   in- 
surance agts,  2  Washington 
Hughes  Ellis  C,  attorney-at-law,  48  Ist 
Hughes  .lohn  S,  lii(uors,  140   Ist 
Hughes  Joseph    (Byrne   &,  Hughes),  91 

N  Ist 
Hummel  Christ,  saloon,  OS  2d 
Hunsaker    11    E    ((irecn    &    Hunsaker), 

\E  cor  2d  a'  d  Washington 
Hyde  W  H,  livery  and  feed  stable,  312 

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IMPERIAL  MILLS  of  Oregon  City, 

1>   W    Burnside   proprietor,  oHice   10 

N  Front 
Ingersoll  N,  underwriters' agt,  34  Front 
Ireland  1>  C  (F  W    Baltes  &   Co),  110.', 

Front 
Irving  11  &  Co  (K  Irving),  propr  Oregon 

Standanl  Soap  Works,  2ti2  F 
Isaacs  I  (Kane  k,  Isaacs),  24S  1st 
ISAAC  SIMON,  proprietor  Wiishington 

Hotel,  207  3d 
Izer  Uev  (J  W,  Methodist  clergyman 
.lackson  k  Co,  wood,  \  Front 
.laekson  Frank  M,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, lt.9  Ist 
Jackson  Mrs  M  M,  lodgings,  249  Front 
Jackson    W    &    Co    (Wesley    Jackson), 

wholesale  crockery  and  glassware,  54 

Front 
JACOBS  BROS  &'C0  l>!  and  I  .lacobs 

L  and   M    Brown  and   B  >hidem.in), 

wholesale    clothing    ami     furnishing 

goods   iind  agts   Oregon  City  Woolen 

Mills,  :M)  and  .32  Front 
Jacobs  Henry,  gen  mdse,   II   N  Ist 
Jacobs  I  (.lacobs  Bros  &  Co),  30  and  ;>2 

Front 
.lai'obh   La/arus,   second-hand   furniture 

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Jaskola  Joaeph,  Pacific  Hotel,  cor  9th 

and  Front 
Jay  David,  groceries,  322  lat 
Jeffery  E  J  &  Co,  street  contractors 

and  brick  makers,  30  Union  Block 
Jenue  W  G  &  Co,  aasayers,  lOD  Front 
Jewett  C  H  (Beatgen,  Jewett  &  Co), 

Dekum's  Building 
JOHNSON  A  H>  wholesale  butcher  and 

packer,  Central  Market 

JOHNSON.  MoCOWN  ft  MACRUM 

(W  C  Johnson,  F  0  McCown  and  I  A 
Macrum),  attorneys-at-law  and  ab- 
stracts of  titles  furnished,  169  lat 
JOHNSON  W  C.  attomey-at-law 
(Johnson,  McCown  &,  Macrum)  169 
Ist,  residence  Oregon  City 
Johnston  Thomas  J,   plumber,   steam 

and  gasfitter,  168  Front  , 
Jones  Mrs  Bertha,  dressmaker,53  N  4th 
JONES  E  A,  physician,  104  Ist 
Jones  Edgar  G  (F  S   Bosworth  &  Co), 

40  Front 
Jones  Henry  E,  physician,  49  1st 

JONES  J  F  ft  SON   (J   F  and  Wm 

Jones),    coffee    and    spice  mill,    230 

Front 
Jones  J  H  &  Co  (J  H,  J  and  E  K 

Jones),  saw -mill  and  lumber  yard,  SE 

cor  Taylor  and  Front 
Jones  Wm,  physician,  49  1st 
Joseph  A,  glass,  207  2d 
Jorgensen  Miss  A  S,  millinery,  103  1st 
Jorgecsen  E  C  (Marx  &  Jorgensen),28  N 

Front 
Jubitz  A  (Jnbitz  8c  Saling),  51  1st 
Jubitz  &  Saling  (A  Jubitz   and  A  Sal- 
ing), barbers  and  baths,  51  1st 
Judkin    George    H,    photographer,  84 

Morrison 
June  D  L,   mgr  Tacoma  Lime  Co  and 

purchasing  agt  U  S  Gov  light  houses, 

291  and  293  Front  and  NE  cor  Ist 

and  Stark 
Kafka  S,  hardware,  234  1st 

KAHN  BROS  (Moses,  Edward  and 
Jacob),  commission  merchants,  hide, 
wool,  furs  and  leather,  93  Front 

Kallich  Geo.Oregon  Ice  Works.ice  man- 
ufacturer, cor  17th  and  U 

KANE  ft  ISAACS  (Wm  Kane  and  I 
Isiiuca),  Villard  Parlors  Barber  Shop 
and  baths,  248  Ist 

Kane  Wm  (Kane  &  Isaacs),  248  1st 

Kapus  Wm,  sec  Oregon  Furniture  Man- 
ufacturing Co,  208  and  210  Ist 

Kauce  Francis,  bakery,  145  3d 

Kearney  Edward  S,  U  S  marshal,  Cus- 
toms Building 

Keck  James,  physician,  NW  cor  lat  and 
Alder 

Keegan  Bros  (Alexander  and  John), 
saloon,  83  N  1st 


Keeth  ft  Hale  (J  R  Keeth.and  L  H 
Hale),  fish,  game,  poultry,  etc,270l8t 

Keeth  J  R  (Keeth  &  Hale),  270  Ist 

Keil  Jacob  (Keil  &  Wagner),  81  Waa  h- 
ington 

Keil  &  Wagner  (Jacob  Keil  and  Joseph 
Wagner),  groceriea  and  hardware,  81 
Washington 

Keith  &  Son  (Matthew  and  Mat- 
thew Keith  Jr),  oyster  saloon,  81  1st 
cor  Oak 

KEUHER  F>  proprietor  Occidental 
Restaurant,  NE  corner  1st  and  Mor- 
rison 

Keller  J  S  (J  S  Keller  &  Co),  261  lat 

Keller  J  S  &  Co  (J  S  Keller  and  John 
D  Mergen),  butchers,  261  1st 

Kelley  P  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  47  N  1st 

Kellogg  &  Davis  (J  £  Kellogg  and  J  F 
Davis),  proprs  National  Hotel,  NE 
cor  Yamhill  and  Front 

KELLOOO  GEO.  physician,  a  a  Main 
bet  2d  and  3d 

Kellogg  J  B  (Kellogg  &  Davis),  NE  cor 
Yamhill  and  Front 

KELLOGK}  J&'CO  (Joseph,  Orin,  0  H 
and  Jason  Kellogg),  forwarders  and 
transporters,  foot  of  Yamhill 

KXLLT,  DUNNE  ft  CO  (John  Kelly, 
D  M  Dunne  and  Wm  Wurzman), 
wholesale  p  imts,  oils,  etc,  42  Front 

Kelly  Mrs  E(i,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SW 
cor  B  and  1st 

KELLT  HON  JAMES  K,  attorney  at- 


law,  NE  cor  1st  and  Stark 
KELLT  JOHN  (Kelly,  Dunne  &  Co), 

42  Front 
Kelton  E  A  (Tribou  &  Kelton),  Ash  bet 

2d  and  3d 
KENNEDY    D    P,     attomey-at-law, 

room  5  Dekum's  Block  (see  adv) 
Kennedy  Thos  H,  meat  market,  cor  13th 

and  M  

KERRON  ft  MACBETH  (Wm  Kerron 

and  Wm  Macbeth),  general  merchan- 
dise, 173  and  175  2d 
Kerron  Wm  (Kerron  &  Macbeth),  173 

and  175  2d 
Kiernan  J  ( Wiberg  &  Kiernau),  145  Front 
Kiesel  J  (Geiger  &  Kiesel),  104  Ist 
Kilbourn  Oscar,    auctioneer  and   U    S 

ganger,  62  1st 
KELIEEN    JAMES>    cooperage,    287 

and  289  BVont  (see  adv) 
Killin  B  (Killin  Sc  Morelaud),  attomey- 
at-law,  Dekum's  Building 
Killin  &  Morelaud  (B  Killin  and  J  C 

Moreland),  atttrneys-at-law,  Dekum's 

Building 
Kimball  A  S,   depot    and    disbursing 

?uartermaster  Dept  of  the  Columbia 
J  S  Arim,  NW  cor  1st  and  Morrison 
KIMBALL  J  C>    manager  California 
Spring  Manufacturing  Co,  224  Ist 


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Kinoaid  Wm  (J  R  Witherell  &  Go),  72 

l8t 

King  Mrs,  dreumaker,  163^  3d 
King  S  W  (Olds  &  King),  186  Ist 
King  W  B  (DuBois  k  King),  112  and 

1 14  Front 
Kippe  D,  saloon,  26  Oak 
Kiter  Tobias,  second-hand  goods,  300 

Front 
Kling  Edward,  contractor  and  builder, 

211  3d 

KIIPPEL  ADAM,  manager  "Pacific 
Christian  Advocate,"  207  2d 

Klosterman  August  G,  wholesale  grocer, 
f)2  Front 

Klosterman  ft  Co  (John  and  Adolph  Klos- 
terman), wholesale  grocers,  40  Front 

Klumpp  Wm,  engraver  and  die  sinker, 
NW  cor  2d  and  Morrison 

KNAPF.  BURRELL   &  CO  (R   B 

Knapp  and  M  S  Burrell),   importers 
and    dealers    in    agricultural   imple- 
ments, mill  machinery,  engines,  etc, 
33  and  35  Front 
Knapp  J  B  (J  B  Knapp  ft  Co),  267  1st 

KNAPP  J  B  ft  CO  (J  B  Knapp  and  S 

B  Parrish),    commission    merchants, 

267  1st 
Knapp  R  B  (Knapp,   Burrell  ft   Co), 

33  and  35  Front 
Knight  Richard  B  (Dovan  ft  Knight), 

72  Morrison 
Knoll  Richard,    wholesale    and    retail 

liquors,  132  3d 
Koch  John,  bootmaker,  209  3d 
Koehler  Wm,  dentist,  SW  cor  Ist  and 

Main 
Kohn  Joseph,  clothing,  etc,  SW  cor  Ist 

and  Morrison 
Korell  C  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  41  N  1st 
Koshland   Bros   (M  and  N   Koshland), 

wool,  hides  and  furs,  grain  and  wool 

bags,  etc,  34  N  Front 
Koshland  M   (Koshland   Bron),    34  If 

Front 
Koshland  N  (Koshland  Br<is),  301  Bat- 
tery, San  Francisco 
Kraemer  J  (Alisky  ft  Kraemer),  145  1st 
Kramien'.John   (Kramien   ft    Winter), 

282  Ist 
Kramien  ft  Winter  (John  Kramien  and 

Louis  Winter),   cigars  and   tobacco, 

282  Ist 
Krause  M,  clothing,  153  2d 
Kribs  M  D,  tinsmith,  225  2d 
Krug  Chas,  bootmaker,  270^  1st 

KRUMBEDT  JUSTUS,  architect, 
Dekum's  Building 

Kuhn  Chas  L,  billiard  table  mfr,  28  3d 

Kuhn  Louis,  secy  Oregon  Stove  Foun- 
dry, 244-254  Front 

Kushman  Madame  Ind,  chiropodist, 
224i  Ist 


Labbe  Bros  (Antoine,  Blaise  and  John 
Labbe),  groceries,  agents  Wilhoit 
Sprir^s  Mi  al  Water  Co,  SE  oor 
Washingtu.  ^nd  2d 

Labbe  Freres  (Paul  and  Wm  Labbe) 

S'oceries,  114  Washington 
owitch  S  M,  fancy  goods,  102  Wash- 
ington 

LA  CHAPELLE  JOHN,  boat  builder 
and  proprietor  Pioneer  Boat-  House, 
foot  of  Taylor 

Lachman  M  (M  Lachmanft  Co),  203  1st 

LACHMAN  M  ft  CO  (M  Lachman  and 
Benjamin  Bowman),  cigars,  manu- 
facturers and  dealers,  403  Int 

Ladd  ft  Tilton  (W  S  and  W  M  Ladd), 
bankers,  101  Ist 

Laidlaw  James  (James  Laidlaw  ft  Co), 
British  Vice-Consul,  16  N  Front 

LAIDLAW  JAMES  ft  CO  (James 
Laidlaw  and  John  Reid),  shipping 
and  commission  merchants  and  in- 
surance, 16  N  Front 

Lamb  F  H,  asst  supt  and  mgr  W  U  Tel 
Co,  SW  cor  Ash  and  1st 

Lamberson  Buell  (Dayton,  Hall  ft 
Lamberaon),  1U4  1st 

Lamotte  Joseph,  saloon,  13  N  2d 

Lampert  Mrs  Hattie,  dressmaking,  107 
Morrison 

Lamson  R  H,  clerk  U  S  Court,  Cus- 
toms Building 

Landenberger  C  A,  publisher  "  Deutsche 
Zeitune,"  SW  cor  M  and  B 

LANE  HABRT.  physician  and  sur- 
geon, NW  cor  Ist  and  Alder 

Lanken  John  (Lankcn  ft  Wildi),  204  1st 

Lanken  ft  Wildi  (John  Lanken  and  F 
Wildi),  saloon,  204  Ist 

Lappeus  J  H,  chief  of  police,  NW  cor 
2d  and  Oak 

LA  RANSIEUR  J  C,  guns  and  ammu- 
nition and  shooting  gaJlery,  54  Ist 

Larsen  Esper  S  (Sturges,  Larensen  ft 
Co),  34  Front 

LAWLOR  JOHN  ft   SONS   (John. 

Lawrence  and  Thomas  I^awlor)  car- 
riage painters,  5 1  A 

Lawrence  Geo,  mgr  for  R  Sherlock, 
74  Front 

Lawrence  S  D,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
93  N  1st 

Lawry  Mrs  H  T,  dressmaker,  NW  cor 
Ist  and  Alder 

Lawson  G  W  ft  Co  (G  W  Lawson),  sa- 
loon, cor  2d  and  Oak 

Laycock  John  H,  painter,  304  2d 

Leahv  D  F  (Oldendorff,  Harvey  ft  Co), 
NE  cor  Washington  and  Ist 

Leahy  James  B  ( Huebnor  ft  Leahy),  2 
Washington 

Ticahy  Wm  J,  sec  Merchants'  Exchange 
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Leaman  R.(W  P  Lewis  *  Co),  NW  oor 

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Leavens  John  M  (Wm  Bumell  ft  Co), 

Morrison  St  Wharf 
Leek  John  (Brandt  ft  Leek),  33  Madison 
Legrand  Anton  (Legrand  ft  Brown),  44 

Ist 
Legrand  ft  Brown  (Anton  Legrand  and 
Louis  Brown),   wholesale  liquors,   44 
1st 
Leihy  G  W  (Acker  ft  Leihy),  107  2d 
Lemline  L,  cigars  and  tobacco,  160  1st 
Lemmon  Richard,  saloon,  7  N  1st 
Lenhart  A,  attorney-at-law,  151  1st 
Lent  Geo  F  (Lent  ft  McUrew),   and  no- 
tary public,  10  Stark 
Lent  ft  McGrew  (Geo  P  Lent  and  Jasper 
C  McGrew),  real  estate  and  loan  agts, 
10  Stark 
Leonard  H  S,   sec  Portland  Water  Co 
and  Portland  Gas  Light  Co,  26  Stark 
Leonard  Joseph,  saloon,  27  N  Front 
Levin  Julius  (H  Wolf,   Bro  ft  Co),   45 

Front 
Levin  M  (De  Grandpre  ft  I^evin) 
l>vy,  Cohn  ft  Co  (Morris  Levy,  Herman 
Cohn  and  M   Straaburger),   clothing 
and  furnishing  goods,  172  Ist 
Levy  Julius,  furniture,  44  1st 
Levy  Ludwig,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

215  Ist 
Levy  Mark,   produce  commission,   122 

Front 
Levy  Morris  (Levy,  Cohn  ft  Co),  172  1st 
Lewis    Alex  (Gerdes  ft   Lewis),   29  N 

Front 
Lewis  C  H  ( AUeu  &  Lewis),  cor  N  Front 

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LEWIS  &  DRTDEN  (Harry  R  Lewis 
and  D  F  Dryden),  publishers   "Trav- 
elers' Guide,"  cor  1st  and  Ash 
LEWIS  HARRT  R  (Lewis    ft  Dry- 
den), cor  1st  and  Aah 
Lewis  Isaac  W,  carpenter,  53  A 
Lewis  L  H  (Lewis  ft  Strauss),  123  1st 
Lewis  ft  Strauss  (L  H   Lewis  and   J 

Strauss),  dry  goods,  123  1st 
LEWIS  W  A,  architect,  85  Alder 
Lewis  W  P  (W  P  Lewis  ft  Co),  NWcor 

Front  and  G 
Lewis  WPft  Co  (W  P  Lewis,   C  W 
Vanstone  and  R  Leaman),   Portland 
Planing  Mill,  N  W  cor  Front  and  G 
Ley  J,  barber,  68  1st 
LIBERTY  JOSEPH,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker,  SW  cor  Front  and  Jef- 
ferson (see  advertisement) 

LIBRART  ASSOCIATION  OF 

PORTLAND,  Henry  A  Oxer  libra- 
rian, SW  cor  Stark  and  1st 

Lichenstein  Marks  (Harris  ft  Lichen- 
stein),  128  1st 

Lichtenthaler  F  M,  constable,  oor  Ist 
and  Columbia 


LEEHE  ft  HOELBOrO  (Th  H  Liebe 
and  D  W  Hoelbing),  Oregon  Steam 
Bakery,  53  Ist 

Liebe  Th  H  (Leibe  ft  Hoelbing),  53  Ist 

LIEBIO  HARRY,  branch  saloon,  SE 

cor  3d  and  Alder 
Limber  Wm  (Flink  ft  Limber),  31  B      ' 
Lindeleaf  G  A,  boot  and  shoe  mfr,  73 

Washington 

Lindenbaum  Moses,  tailor,  24  Yamhill 
Lindermann   Wm,   cigars  and  tobacco, 

no  Ist 
Linehan  Henry,  boarding,  29  N  3d 
Lipman  S  (S   Lipman  ft  Co),  res  San 

Francisco 

LIPMAN  S  ft  CO  (S  Lipman,  A 
Wolfe,  T  CoUinson,  S  Wasserman  and 
M  Sternfels),  dry  goods,  NW  cor  Ist 
and  Washington 

Listmann  Henry  (Listmann,  MuUer  ft 
Hannaman),  49  and  51  N  2d 

Listmann,  Muller  ft  Hannaman  (Henry 
Listmann,  Henry  Muller  and  Eugene 
Hannaman),  mfrs  and  dealers  furni- 
ture and  bedding,  49  and  51  N  2d 

TJTT  H  Bf  suits,  cloaks  and  dress 
goods,  S  W  cor  3d  and  Alder 

Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe  Insur- 
ance Co,  Phillip  C  Schuyler  general 
agent,  5  1st 

Lote  A  ft  Co  (Anatole  Lobe),  'crockery, 
etc,  169  1st 

Loewenberg  Julius  (Goldsmith  ft  Loew- 
enberg),  84  and  86  Front  and  pres 
Oregon  Stove  Foundry 

London  and  San  Francisco  Bank  (lim- 
ited), W  Mackintosh  mgr,  NW  cor 
3d  and  Oak 

LONG  E  E  ft  CO  (E  E  and  H  R  Long), 

American  Laundry,  cor  10th  and  F 
Loranger  John  (Freeman  ft  Loranger), 

cor  2d  and  Main 
Lord  E  C  (A  P  Hotaling  ft  Co),  3  and  5 

N  1st 
Loretz  P,  saloon,  28  Yamhill 
Lo  Romer  John  (Neer  ft  Lo  Romer), 

architect,  NW  cor  Alder  and  1st 
Lortcher  Jacob  (Lortcher  ft  Miller),  252 

1st 
Lortcher  ft  Miller  (Jacob  Lortcher  and 

J  W  Miller),  stoves  and  tinware,  252 

Ist 
Lotan  James,{U  S  inspector  of  boilers, 

32  N  Front 

LOUIS  J  B,  cutler,  locksmith  and  bell 
hanger,  67  N  Ist 

Lovejoy  Mrs  E,  fruit  and  vegetable  can- 
nery, SE  cor  Madison  and  4th 

Lowengart  Philip  (M  Seller  ft  Co),  SW 
cor  N  Front  and  B 

Lowenstein  Sam,  pres  Oregon  Furniture 
Mfg  Co,  208  and  210  1st 


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I0WH8DALE  *  00  (J  P  O  Lowns- 
dale  and  J  R  Wheat),  real  eatate 
agta  and  insurance  brokers,  6  Wash- 
ington 

LOWVSDALE  J  P  0  (Lownsdale  ft 
Co),  6  Washington 

LTJEO  HENRT*  blacksmith  and  ma- 
chinist. 30  Oak 

Lund  £  H,  gunsmith,  27  Oak 

LUNDBERO  ft  DILO  (Wm  Lund- 
berg  and  Julius  Diig),  Oregon  Elec- 
trical Works,  mathematicians  and 
opticians,  164  4th  (see  udv) 

LUNDBERO  WH  (Lundberg  &  Dilg), 

164  4th 
Lundblad  R  V,  saloon,  SW  cor  1  st  and  £ 
Lundin  P  O,  carpenter  an-1  builder,  2d 

bet  Stark  and  Oak 
Luther  T  P,  captain  of  police,  NW  cor 

2d  and  Oak 
Lutz  M  J,  saloon,  113  Front 
Lyon  S  M,  money  bmker,  124  iHt 
Macbeth  Wm  (Kerron  &  Macbeth),  173 

and  175  2d 
Macdougall  &  Bower  (C  J  Macdougall 

and  J  M  Bower),  attorneys-at-law,  48 

Ist 
Macdougall  C  J  (Maednugall  &  Bower), 

attoriii'y-at-lu<v  and  notary  public,  48 

Ist 
Mackiiitodli  W,  nigr  London    and   8an 

Francisco  Hank,  NW  <;or  3d  and  Oak 
Macleuy   Donald   (C'oi))itt  &  Maoleay), 

29  and  31  Front 
Macleay   Keiinuth  (Corbitt  &  Mauleay), 

21)  and  31  Front 

MADANTZ  C  0>  stoves  and   tinware, 

27  N  Ist 
Maddux    F   L   (Penu    &    Maddux),  95 

Washington 
Magoon    L   B   (Woodward  k   Magoon), 

cor  2(1  and  Taylor 
Mtther  T  J,  butcher,  102  S  Ist 
Maher  W  L,  groceries,  100  S  1st 

HACRUM  I  A  (JohiiHon,  McCown  k 
McCrum),  attoriiey-at-law,  l()S»  Ist 

Mair  John,  snpt  Willaineite  Inm  Works, 
68  N  IVont 

Mairet  A,  watchniakei-,  8  Morrison 

Malarkcy  Chas  A  (I  has  A  Malarkey  & 
Co),  NE  cor  2d  and  Oak 

Malarkey  Chas  A  &  L'o  (Chas  A  Malar- 
key  and  Tho8  Teirney),  fish,  poultry, 
game,  etc,  NK  cor  2d  and  Oak 

Malarkey  C  J  H  (I)  J  Malarkey  &  Co), 
10  and  12  Front 

Malarkey  Mrs  D  J  (D  J  Malarkey  & 
Co),  10  and  12  Front 

Malarkey  D  J  4;  C  .  (Mrs  D  J  and  C  J  B 
Malarkey),  shipping  and  commission 
merchants,  10  and  12  Front 

Malarkey  M  A  (Spriugmeyer  &  Co),  14 
Jefferson 


Manciet  ft  Eigne  (John  D  and  Frank  P 

Manoiet,   and  J    Bi>;ne),   proprs    St 

George  Hotel,  301    Ist 
Manciet  Frank   P(Muaoiet  ft   Eigne), 

301  Ist 
Manciet  John   O   (Manciet    k   Bi^^ite), 

301  Ist 
Manheim  C,  tailor,  1 1  Morrison 
MANLET  A  B  (Manlcy  ft  Truman), 

8i  1st 
MANLET  ft  TRUMAN  (A  E  Manley 

and  J  R  Truman),  real  estate  and  loan 

agents,  SJ  Ist 

MARINCOVICH  PETER,  proprietor 

Unite<l  btates  Restaurant   146  1st 
Mariner^  Home,   erected   1881,   estab- 
lished May,  1882 
Marks  H,  second-hand  goods,  261  2d 
Murks  M,  boots  and  shoes,  141  Front 
MARQTJAM  P  A»  attomcy-at-law  and 

dealer  in  real  estate,  24  Yamhill 
Marr  James,  propr  Virginia  House,  cor 

3d  and  B 
Martin  ft  Ci  rry  (Patrick   Martin  and 

Martin  Curry),  saloon,  93  N  Ist 
MARTIN  E  ft  CO  (Edward  and  T  S 

Martin),  whnledale  liciuors,   128  and 

130  Front 
MARTHf  E,  J  A  ft  CO  (E  and  J  A 

Martin,    and    W    H    Wilton).,    stair 

builders,  cor  C  anil  2d 
Martin  Henry,  poultry,  game,  etc.  Cen- 
tral Market 
Martin    Patrick   (Muitia    ft  Curry),  93 

N  Ist 
I  Martin  Richard,  stone  mason,  425  West 
1      Park 

'MARTIN  MRS  R  M.  shirt  maker, 
I      NW  cor  Ist  and  Alder 
'  Marton  C  C,  barber,  49  N  Ist 
Marx     I)    (Marx   ft   Jorgcnsen),    28   N 

Front 
Marx  ft  Jorgensen  (D   Marx   and   E  C 

•lorgensen),  ini|iorters  and  wholesale 

liquors,  28  N    Front 
Mash  M,  groceries,  cor  Ist  and  Hall 
Mason    A    B    (Sealy,    Mason    ft    Co), 

167  1st 
Mason  O  P,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public,  Odd  Fellows  Tbmple 
MASON  W  S  (McCraken  ft  Mason),  60 

-66  N  Front 
MATHEWS  MRS  SF.  hair  goods  and 

larlies'  liairdresH*  r,  226  1st 
Mattes  John  (RachenlMtrgcr  ft   Mattes), 

NW  cor  Miidison  antl  1st 

MATTHIESEN  ft  HOEHIER,  pro 

prietorx  Narrow  <iaugc  Hotel,  274  1st 
Matthiescii  John  (Matthiesen  ft    Hoeh- 

ler).  '^74  Ist 
MAXWELL  A  L*  ticket  agent  Oregon 

Railway  and  Navigation  Co 
May  ft  Divenport  (J   T  Davenport  and 

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Mav  Levi  (Hexter  &  M»y),  124  and  126 

Front 
May  W  T  (May  &  Davenport),  oor  C 

and  2d 
Mayer  Jacob  (Fleischner,  Mayer  8l  Co), 

25  and  27  Front 
Mayer  S  Julius  (Fleukenatein  &  Mayer), 

24  and  26  Front 
May  field  W  I,  can  ies,  cigars,  etc,  NW 

cor  3d  and  Yamhill 
Mays  Pierce  (Williams,  Hill,  Durham, 

Thompson  k  Mays),  attorueys-at-law, 

residence  The  Dulles 
McAllister  T  B,  saloon,  248  1st 
McArdle  John,  horseshoer,  234  2d 
McArthur  A  A,  aut  Dime  Medical  Co, 

53  Union  Block 
McBREEN  CHARLES  E.  crockery, 

glassware,  stoves,  ranges,  etc,   149  3d 

(see  adv) 

McBRIDE  &  FOmDEXTER(S  B 

McBridti  and  J  M  Poiiulcxtcr),  Union 
Carriage  Factory  aud  blacksmith  shop, 
NE  c<)r  2d  aud  Salmon 

McBRIDE  S  B  (Mc Bride  &  Poindex- 
ter),  NE  cor  2d  and  .Salmon 

McCahe  W  L  (Brown  &  McCabe),  94 
Front 

McCain  J  (Carmichael  &  McCain),  87 
Alder 

McCarron  Owen,  bootmaker,  319  1st 

MoCLURE  E  £,  lumber,  iSE  cor  Yam- 
hill and  Front 

McClure  Stewart  (H  I*  (irogory  &  Co), 
43  Front 

McOONNELL  SAMUEL,  Occident  Sa- 
loon, 47  N  1st 

McCOWN  F  0  (Johnson,  McCown  & 
M  crum),  attorney-ut-law,  1G'.>  1st; 
residence  Oregon  City 

McCoy  Geo  W,  bonk  and  job  printer, 
SE  cor  Ibt  and  Stark 

McCRAKEN  J  (McCraken  ft  Mason), 
60-66  N  Front 

McCRAKEN  &  MASON  (J  McCraken 
and  VV  S  Mason),  wholesale  grocers, 
shipping  and  commission,  60-66  Front 

MuCroskey  Mrs  C  E,  dressmaker,  53^ 
N4th 

McEntee  P,  blacksmith,  cor  3d  and  A 

McFALL  W>  manager  Clackamas  Pa- 
per Co,  102  Front 

Mc(>ilvrtty  Wm  (Sterrock  &  McGilvray), 
43.N  1st 

McGinn  Charles,  bakery,  128  Washing- 
ton 

McGinn  Henry  E,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary,  48  1st 

McGrew  Jasper  C  (Lent  &  McGrew),  10 
Stark 

MdNTOSH  J  R  assayer,  NE  cor  Stark 
and  1st  (see  adv) 

M(^TOSH  J  F,  manager  Norh  Pa- 
cific News  Co,  146  1st 


MoKean  ft  Campbell  (W  C  MoKean  and 
J  R  Campbell),  blacksmiths  and  wag- 
onmakera,  234  2d 

MoKean  W  C  (McKean  ft  Campbell), 
234  2d 

MoKEE  E  D,  manager  Meyer,  Wilson 
ft  Co^l6  N  Front 

MoBXE  SAMUEL,  Snug  Saloon,  200 
4th 

MoKEK^IE  ANDREW  (J  Fred  Clark 
ft  Co),  28  Washington 

MoKercher  D  C  (McKercher  ft  Thomp- 
son), and  city  treasurer,  105  1st 

MoKeroher  ft  Thompson  (D  C  McKer- 
cher and  L  £  Thompson),  books  and 
stationery,  105  1st 

McKINNlJi  A.  manager  The  Pacific 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  of  Califor- 
nia and  Fidelity  and  Casualty  Co  of 
New  York,  102  1st 

McKinnon  J  D  (Ziebur  ft  McKinnon), 
cor  1st  and  F 

McKinnon  Neil,  bootmaker,  91  Wash- 
ington 

McKinzie  Alexander  (John  Moir  ft  Co), 
oor  E  and  1st 

McLaughlin  Hugh,  saloon,  NE  cor  Clay 
and  2d 

McLeran  Bros  (R  S  and  F  W  McLeran), 
Hour-mills,  cor  4th  and  H 

McMannus  Mrs  T  D.  lodgings,  53i  N  4th 

McMichael  H  M  J,  Accountant  Bank  of 
British  North  America,  50  1st 

McPlielim  J,  groceries,  fruits,  etc,  32 
Stark 

McWuin  O  G  (C  A  Plummer  &  Co),  50 
Front 

Meadows  W,  physician,  224A   Ist 

MECHANICS  HOTEL.  John  Graf 
proprietor.  Water  nr  Harrison 

Meier  ft  Frank  (A  Meier  and  E  Frank), 
gen  mdse,  181  to  185  Front,  10  and 
12  Yumhillandl82  Ist 

Mollis  Bros  ft  Co  (F  J,  F  R  and  T  W 
Mellis),  dry  goods,  etc,  126  Ist 

Mendelson  A  L,  clothing,  etc,  168  1st 

Mendenhall  E  (Mendenhall  ft  Steeves), 
attoruey-at-law  and  notary  pub  ic, 
149  1st 

Mendenhall  J  C,  fish,  33  Yamhill 

MENDENHALL  &  STEEVES  (X  N 

steeves  and  E  Mendenhall),  attorneys- 

at-law,  149  Ist 
Merchants'  Exchange  Association,  Wm 

J  Leahy  sec.   New    Market  Theatre 

Block 
Mergen  John  D  (J  S   Keller  ft  Co),   261 

1st 
Mergens  J,  groceries,  cor  11th  and  F 
Merges  N  C  (Merges  ft  Vosper),  47  Stark 
Merges  ft  Vosper  (N  C  Merges  and  Al- 
fred Vosper),  marble  works,  47  Stark 
Meston  John  J,  bookbinder,  blank  book 

mfr  and,p;iper-ruler,  106  Front 


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KBTB0P0U8  HOTEL.  J  H  Sohade 
proprietor,  8K  cor  I  at  and  Main 

Meuawlorffer  C  H,  hatter,  161  Front 

Meyer  Fred,  suloon,  13  N  lit 

Meyer  Henry,  saloon,  NW  cor  2d  and 
Waahington 

Meyer  John,   vinegar  factory,  48  N  lat 

lOETER.  WILSOir  ft  00  (H  L  E 

Meyer,  San  Francisco,  John   Wilson, 
Liverpool,    England),     shinping   and 
ooinmission  merchants,  E  D    McKoe 
manager,  16  N  Front 
MeyersBilly  (Wheeler   &    Meyers),  148 

lat 
Miller  A  S  ft  Son  (A  8  and  H  B  Miller), 

bridgebuildcrs,  'M  Union  Block 
lirTTT.lei^  BROS  (A  F  and  F  W  Mill- 
er),  wholesale    seeds,  treea,    tlowera, 
etn,  ]<(5  Front 
Miller  J  B,  watches  and  jewelry,  120  1st 
Miller  J  W  (Lortchor  &  Miller),  262  lat 
Minvillo  James,  dri-ssniuking,  161  8d 
Misner  Bros  (D  K   and    It  M   Misner), 

feed  and  livery,  28  Taylor 
Mitchell  &   Dement  (John  H   Mitchell 
and  Ralph  M  Dement),  attorneys-at- 
law,  SWcorlstand  Morrison 
Mitchell  (ieo,  groceries,  50  Morrison 
Mitchell  J,  groceries,  .'W  Yamhill 
Mitchell  John  U   (Mitchell  k   Dement), 
attorney-at-law,  SW  cor  Ist  and  Mor- 
rison 
Mitchell  \V  H,  gcncrnl  agiuit  for  Mitch- 
oil  wagons.  148  Frcuit 
MQHR  W  M,  bootmaker,  cor  2d  and  C 
Moir  John  (John  Moir  &  Co),  cor  E  and 

Ist 
Moir  John  &  Co  (John  Moir  and  A  Mc- 
Kiuzie),  ship  cliandlers,  cur  E  and   Ist 
Molson  &  Sons  (W  M  and  F\V  Molson), 
brewers,  maltsters  aiul  cordage   nifrs 
cor  D  and  Utii 
Monroe  Joseph,  saloon,  45  N  Front 
Montano  James  M  ((>  (iinociluo  &  Co), 

2S7  Ist 
HONTHTON  J  D.    stuirbuildir.    1 10 

N  lUh 
MOODY  H  Li  pliyxiciaii   and  surgeon, 

•JS'J  Ist 
Moo  icy  (f  A  (Mooney  &  N'alentiiie),    2S 

F  ont 
M(  (iiey  &  VaieMtine(*'  A    Mooiu^y  arvJ 
'  ii  Valcntini'),  wliok'.salc    fancy    dry 
goods,  millinery  and  straw  goods,    IW 
Front 
MOORE  CW.  ^<:>loon,    |s7  1st 
MOORE  9   M.    Oregon   Brass   Works, 

'Jd  bet  C  and  D 
Moore  (»eo,  groceriuH,  cor  15th  and  O 
Mordaunt  Allxjrt,    restaurant,  SO  N    Ist 
Moreland  J  C  (Killin  &   Moreland),  at- 

tomcy-at-law,  Dukum's  Building 
MORELAND  S  A,  police  judge,  NW 
corner  Oak  and  2d 


MORET  0  0  (F  K  Beach  ft  Co),  103 

Front 
Morgan  A  H  (Weeks  ft  Morgan),  247— 

261  Front 
Morgan  Phil,  grainer,   13  WMhington 
Morin  Theo.  tinsmith,  ]()3  2d 

"MORNTVO  OREbOHIAN."    Ore- 

Sonian   Publishing  Co  publishers,  102 
■ront 

"  MORNINO  STANDARD."  A  Nolt- 

ner  proprietor,  5  Washington 

MORaIB  I.  groceries,  SW  comer  E 
and  3d 

Morris  Kt  Kev  Bishop  Wistar,  rector 
St  Helen's  Hall,  w  s  4th  bet  Madison 
and  Jefferson 

MORRISON  E  W.  attornoy-at-law,  43 
1st 

Morse  C  C  ft  Co  (C  C  Morse  and  M  J 
Morse),  art  and   music  store,  IG3  Ist 

Morse  ft  Miner,  painters,  1 1 1  4th 

Moses  Andrew  J,  attorney-at-law,  no- 
tary an«I  commissi  iter  of  deeds,  101 
Occidental  Hotel 

MOSS  ft  CHAPMAN  (W  S  Moss  and 
W  S  Chapman),  publishers  "Sun- 
day Mercury,"  5  Waahington 

Moss  W  S  (Mt)ss  ft  Cliupnntn),  5  Wash- 
ington 

MXJIR  JOHN.  Buperintentlent  of  tral 
He  O  1{  and  N    Co  and   Northern  Pa- 
cific Railroad, SW  corner  Front  and  D 

Mulkey  M  F  (Cai.les  ft  Mulkey),  attor- 
ney-at-law, Nh  cor  Itt  aiul  Stark 

MTJLLEN  H  J.  ci^'ars  and  tobacco,  27 
N  Ist 

Mullor  August  K,  saloon, 75  Washington 

Muller  Henry  (Listmann,Muller&  Han- 
nanuui),  4*.)  and  5!  N'  '.'d 

MULTNER  F  ft  CO  (F  Multner),  all 
kintls  of  oilH,  225  2d 

Mnnger  Wm,  druggist,  cor    lOth   and  S 

Munk  A,  poultry,  game,  eggt,  etc,  53 
Washington 

MURDOCK  A  0.  clectrotypor  aiul  ster- 
eotyiMT,  lO'.t  Front 

MURPHY.  GRANT  ft  CO.  of  s  F, 

C  K  Havens  innnagcr,  who'esale  dry- 
(jOo«Ih,  N^V  cor  N  1st  atxl  A 

Murray  Mrs  F  M,  physician  SE  citr  Ist 
and  Morrison 

Murray  J  W,  grainer,  'JO  Salmon 

Murton  Mrs  K  J  (Tu«tiii  ft  Murton), 
8!».\  Morrison 

"MUSICAL  PASTIME"  (monthly), 
Wiley  B  Alien  publislar,  153  .'{d 

Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  of  V  Y,  Phil- 
lip C  Schuyler  agt,  5  Ist 

Myers  Arnold,  calan<-t  maker  and  car- 
penter.   100  2.1 

Myers  H.    watchmaker   and   pawn- 

bniker,   18!  Ist  cor  Yandiill 
NAHON  S  A.  cigar  manufacturer,  106 
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NARROW  GAUGE  HOTEL.  Matthie- 

Ben  k  Hochler  proprietor!,  274  Ut 
National  Hotel,  KelloKg(fc Davii propra, 

NE  cor  Yamhill  aim  Front 
Neer  D  D  (Noer  ft  Lo  Romer),  archi- 
tects, NW  cor  AUlor  and  Ist 
Noer  k  Lo  Homer  (D  D  Neer  and  John 

Lo  Uomer),   architocts,  NW   cor   l«t 

and  Alder 
Neimeyer  Gottlinb,  merchant  tailor,  70 

Morriaon 
NELSON  A  F,  superintendent  Portland 

Carriage  Manufactory,  201   and  206 

4th  (sue  advertisement) 
Nelson  Chnt,  barber,  71  N  Ist 
Nelson  T  J    (John   Harlow  k  Co),   N 

Front  bet  Q  and  S 
NeppachS  A,  druggist,  7S  1st 
Nestor  Mrs  M  A,  groceries,  8E  cor  3d 

and  Market 
Neunert  A  F  (Diesing  k  Neunort),   and 

groceries,  141  8  Ist 
NEUSTADTER  BROS  (Henry,  J   H 

and  D   Neustadter,  J   Rosenbaum,   8 

Feuchtwanger  and   1  Oppenheimer), 

wholesale  gonta'  furnishing  goods  and 

clothing,  67  and  69  Front 
Neustadter  D  (NeuHtadter  Bros),  res  San 

Fruncisco,  Cal 
Neustadter    Henry   (Neustadter  Bros), 

res  New  York  City 
Neustadter  J  II  (Neustadter  Bros),    res 

San  Francisco,  Cal 
Newbury  &  (Tnint  (VV  S   Newbury  and 

W  Hudson  (Jrant),  10  Union  Block 
Newbury  W  8  (Newbury  k  Grant),   at- 

torney-at-law,  lt>  Union  Block 
Newconib  K,  grand  recorder  A  O  U  VV, 

NW  cor  'Jd  and  Morrison 
NEWELL    E    C>    af;(-*nt    Wheeler    k 

Wilson  Manufacturing  Co,  88   Morri- 
son 
Newhouse   W   E,    wood  yard,    Oak   St 

Wharf 
Newman    8,    tailor    and     second-hand 

clothing,  'JO.')  '2d 
New  Market  Theiitre,    F   W    Stechhan 

lessee,  Ist  Hot  A  ami  Asli 

•NEW    NORTHWEST,'    (The) 

(weekly),     Duniway    Pul)lishing    Co 

Iiuhlisliers,  5  Washington 
5W  YORK  HOTEL.  H  Rothfos  & 

Co  proprietors,  cor  Front  and  B 
New  York  Jewelry  C.i  (C   A    and  K   L 
(iove),  watclies  and  jewelry,  107  Ist 

NEW  YORK  NOVELTY  CO  (Joseph 

Hall)erstailt),  importers  varieties,  41) 
Ist  (sec  advertisement) 

Nicholas  H  B,  attorney-;it-law,  20  Un- 
ion Block 

Nichols  A  8  &  Z  B,  physicians,  59  Union 
Block 

Nicholson  W  T  B,  broker  and  collector, 
Dekum's  Building 


Nioklin  T  L  (Barber  k  Nioklin),  dentUt, 

149  Ut 
Nicolai  A  (A  Nioolai  k  Co),  oor  14th 

and  P 
Nioolai  A  &  Co  (A  Nicolai,  Geo  Ainalie 

and  John  Ewry),   lumber,  cor   14th 

andP 
Nicolai  k  Bro  (Louis  and  Theo  Nioolai), 

lumber  and  planing  mills,  61   and   63 

N2d 

NICOLAI  HOUSE,  C  Ryan  proprietor, 

oor  3d  and  D 
NIEDERAUER  JACOB,  barber  shop, 

7N  1st 
NIXALSON  NILSON,  cigars,  tobacco 

and  fruits,  40  N  1st 
NOLTNER  A,  editor    and  proprietor 

"The  Standard,"  5  Washington 
NOON  W  C.  bag  factory,  16  Front 
Nordon  k  Andrus  (D  L  Norden  and  W 

H  Andrus),  proprs  Occidental   Hotel, 

NE  cor  1st  and  Morriaon 
Norden  D  L  (Norden  k   Andrus),    NE 

oor  1st  and  Morrison 

NORTH    FACmC   LUMBERING 
AND    MANUFACTURING    CO. 

N  Versteeg  president,  w   s  2d  bet  F 
and  G 
North  Pacific  Mutual  Life  Association, 
W  Underbill  mgr,  100  Front 

NORTH  FACinC  NEWS  CO,  J  F 

Mcintosh  manager,    wholesale  ntv  -, 

dealers,  books  and  stationery,  146  1st 
"North  Pacific  Rural  Spirit"   (weekly), 

W  W  Baker  propr,  106  Front 
Northrup  E  J  &   Co   (E  J   Northiup), 

carriage  and  wagon  material,   cor    lat 

and  Main 

NORTHUF  &  GILBERT  (H  H  Nor- 

thup  and  W  B  (Jilbert),  attorneys-at- 
law,  8  Union  Block 
NORTHUF  H  H  (Northup&  Gilbert), 
attorney-at-hiw,  8  T^nion  Block 

"NORTHWESTERN    FARMER 
AND    DAIRYMAN"    (monthly), 

Casey  k  Blythe  publishers,  1224  Front 
Northwestern    Mutual    Life    Insurance 

Co  of  Milwaukii',   N    W  Garretson 

gen  a.t,  93  5th 
Northwestern  Transfer  Co,  Gundel  Bros 

proprs,  275  Front 
Norton  House,  .1  M  Gorman  propr,  SW 

c  -r  Ist  and  C 
Norton  J  W  (Crozior  k  Norton),  cor  16th 

and  8 
Norton  W  S,  barber,  7  Aider 
OAKES  T  F,  '  it'f-i  resilient  Northern 

Pacific  R  li,  res  Nu.v  York  City 
Oatman  Harrison   B   (Do   Lashmutt   k 

Oatmciu),  NE  cor  1st  and  Stark 
O'Brien  T  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  88  1st 

OCCIDENT    SALOON.    Samuel    Mc- 
Conuell,  47  N  Ist 


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propra,  HHcor  lat  and  Morrison 

OCCIDENTAL  RESTAUBANT,   P 

Keliher  proprietor,  NE  cor  1st  and 

Morrison 
O'Connor  John,  groceriea,  120  Front 
O'Connor  T  J  &  Co  (T  J  O'Connor), 
auctioneera  and  commission  merchants, 

60  lat 
O'Ul   Fellows    Lihrary,   Geo   B  Henry 

librarian.  Odd  Fellowa  Temple 
Odd  Fellows  Temple,  SW  cor  1st  and 

Alder 
Ogden  G  W,  groceries,  80  S  1st 
OldendorflFE  (OldendorflF,  Harvey  &Co), 

NE  cor  Washington  and  1st 

OLPENDOBFF.   HASVET   &  CO 

(L  OldendorflF,  J  W  McL  Harvey  and 
D  F  Leahy),  general  brokers  aud 
wool  dealers,  NE  cor  Washington 
and  Ist 
Olds  J  C  (Olds  &  Summers),  183  I3t 
Olds  &  King  ( W  P  Olds  and  S  W  King), 
dry  goods,  186  1st 

Olds  &  Summers  (J  C  Olds  and  O  Sum- 
mers), crockery  and  glassware,  183  1st 
Olds  W  P  (Olds  &  King),  186  1st 
O'Leiry  D,  bootmaker,  '287  G 
Olsen  James,  carpenter,  foot  of  Yamhill 

Oppenheimer  I   (Neustadter   Bros),  res 

New  York  City 
Ordway  Julius,  supt  Willamette  Steam 

Mills  Lumltering  &  Mfg  Co,  N  Front 

from  Q  to  S 
O'Regan  Wm  D   (Akcrs   &  O'Regan), 

233  Front 

OREGON  BRASS  WORKS.    D   M 

Moore,  2d  bet  C  and  I) 
Oregon  City  Woolen    Mills  Agency,  Ja- 
cobs Bros  &  Co  agts,  30  and  32  Front 

OREGON  ELECTRICAL  WORKS 

Lundberg  &.  Dilg  proprietors,   164  4th 
(see  adv) 
Oregon  Fire   and  Marine  Insurance,  of 
Portland,    M  W  Fechheimer  pres,  J 
Fred  Clark  secy,  28  Washington 

Oregon  Furniture  Mfg  Co,  Sam  Lowen- 
stein  pr««,  Wm  Kapus  secy,  20S  and 
210  Ist  and  200  and  21  i  Front 

Oregon  Hotel,  John  Salzer  &  Bro  proprs, 
cor  D  and  N  1st 

OREGON  RAILWAY  AND  NAVI- 
GATION CO.  ucneral  otlice  SW  cor 
Front  and  I) 

Oreuon  Standard  Soap  Works,  11  Irving 
&  Co  proprs,  262  F 

Oregon  Stove  Foundry,  Julius  Loewen- 
berg  pres,  T  "uia  Kuhn  secy,  244-254 
Front 

Oregon  Transfer  Co,  Geo  V  James  prea, 
Edward  F  Albright  secy,  office  31 
Stark 


OREGON  AND  WASHINGTON 
MORTGAGE  SAVINGS  BANK. 

of  Oregon,  Wm  Reid  managing  di- 
rector, 48  1st 

Or  gon  and  Washington  Newspaper 
T'lbliahing  Co,  W  D  Palmer  mgr, 
1*>    Front 

O^K  IONIAN     PXTBIISHING    CO. 

uitbliahes  "  Morning  'yregonian,"  H  L 
Pittoc''  manager,  K'-i  Front 
0S30RHE    D  M    <&$  CO.   of   Auburn, 
N  Y,  S  8  Burge  manager,  harvesting 
machinery,  2U4  and  2Ur>  Front 

O'SHEA  BROS  (Jolm  F  and  J  B 
O'Shea),  butchers  and  packers,  6  Cen- 
tral Market 

O'Shea  Walter,  pawnbroker,  23  lat 

Osvold  &  Co  (M  Osvold,  E  Ayers  and 
P  W  Sundbom),  bootmakers,  30  Stark 

Osvold  M  (Osvold  &  Co)  30  Stark 

0WEN8    MRS    B    A,  physician  and 

surgeon,  SW  cor  1st  and  Main 
Owens  J  J  (Wm  (Gardner  &  Co),  134  3d 
Owens  P  L,  bakery,  51  N  1st 

OXER  HENRY  A.  librarian  of  the 
Library  Association  of  Portland,  SW 
cor  Stark  and  1  st 

Pacific  Bridge  Co,  C  H  Gorrill  pres, 
169  2d 

"PACIFIC  CHRISTIAN  ADVO- 
CATE" (weekly),  Adam  Klippel 
manager,  207  2d 

PACIFIC  LTVERY.  FEED  &  SALE 

STABLE.   J    Davis   propr,    SW  cor 
Front  and  Salmon 
Pacific   Mutual   Life   Insurance    Co   of 
California,  A  Mcl^innie  manager,  102 
Ist 

"PACinC  OVERSEER.  •  W  I)  Pal 

mer  manager,  ]&i  Front 

PACKARD  J  A,  groourii  i,  fruits  and 
produce,  2'.t5  Ist 

PaflTenbarger  Alfred,  a  tiinuy-at-law, 
122i  Front 

Page  F  H,  commission  protlucc,  hay, 
grain,  fruit,  etc,  132  Front 

Pf.ge  W  W,  attorney -at-law,  SE  cor  Ist 
and  Morrison 

Paine  C  H,  feed  and  boarding  stable,  34 
Ash 

Palmer  W  D,  manager  "  PaciH-  Over- 
seer ''  and  Oregon  &  Wawhington 
Newspaper  Publishing  Co,  102  F'ront 

Papworth  Thomas,  butcher,  72  Wash- 
ington 

Parker  Mrs  A  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor 
N  Ist  and  E 

PARRISH  ft  CORNELL  (L  M  Par 

rish  and  E  W  Cornell),  real  estate 
and  loan  auts,  4^  Washington 

PARRISH  LM  (Parrish  &  Cornell),  4i 
Washington 

Parrish  8  B  (J  B  Knapp  k  Co),  267  lat 


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Panona  G  H  (Dunham,  Parsons  &  Co). 
187  Front 

PATER  C,  Portland  Jewelry  Manu- 
factory, 167  2d 

Paterson  C  W  (Harkins  k  Paterson),  26 
Salmon 

Pattee  H  E,  wheelwright,  cor  G  and  5th 

PATTERSON  T.  real  estate  broker, 
NE  cor  Ist  and  Stark 

Pat  ton  M  J,  dentist,  107  let 

Paxton  0  F,  attorney-at-law  and  county 
snpt  of  schools,  NW  cor  Front  and 
Stark 

Pearson  C  F,  painter,  74  Oak 

Penn  M  A  (Penn  &  Maddux),  95  Wash- 
ington 

Penn  &  Maddux  (M  A  Penn  and  F  L 
Maddux),  stoves  and  tinware,  95 
Washington 

FENNET  JOSEPH  E,  Gem  Saloon, 
88  Ist 

Pennoyer  S,  manager  Portland  Lumber- 
ing Mfg  Co,  ur  Water  Works 

PEOPLE'S  TRANSFER  CO,   E  w 

Daniels  proprietor,  5  Washington 

Perkins    F   H,    planing-mill    and 
tractor,  3*25  1st 

Permin  Louis  (Louis  Pennin  &  Co),  50 
N  Isl 

PERMIN  LOUIS  &  CO  (Louis  Permin 
and  (ieorge  Deharde),  Scandinavian 
Saloon,  50  N  1st 

FERRET  E  F.  "^ign  painter  and  paper 
hanger,  31  Oak 

Perry  Joseph,  saloon,  SE  cor  Taylor  and 
2d 

Petrau  Chas  A,  attorney-at-law,  29  Oak 

Pfunder  L  G,  florist,  cor  9th  and  Wash- 
ington 

I'fundcr  Wm,  druggist  and  propr  Ore- 
gon Botanical  Remedies,  35  1st 

I'helan  Jam«!s,  cigars,  tobaco  and  gro- 
ct'ries,  cor  3d  and  A 

FHILLIPPI  FRANK,  student  at  law 
with  .J  K  Kelly,  NE  cor  1st  and  Stark 

PHILIPS  A  G.  dentist,  231  Ist  but 
Salmon  and  Maifi 

Phillips  C  C  (Geo  Ainsli"  &  Co),  cor 
14th  and  P 

Pickard  Dan  (Kddy  &  I'ickard),  cor 
16th  and  S 

Pilger  Mrs  L,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  and 
dressmaking,  153  1st 

PILKINOTON  JOHN  R  physician, 
oculist  and  aurist,  N  W  cor  1st  and 
Washington,  and  Sanitarium  and  Eye 
and  Kfir  InKrmary,  South  Portland 

PIONEER  RAKERT.  K  Sattler  pro- 
prietor, NE  cor  Main  and  2d 

PIONEER  BOAT-HOUSE.  John  La- 
Ch  apelleproprietor,  foot  Taylor 

PITT  R  S.  notary  public,  real  estate 
and  money  broker,  and  commissioner 
of  deeds,  149^  Ist 


PITTOCK    H  L,    manager  Oregcmian 

Publishing  Co,  102  Front 
Pitts  H   H,   commission  merchant  in 

California  fruits,  131  Front 
Pleasanc"  <^('o   A,  upholsterer,  SW   cor 

5th  am!  M  Icr 

PLUMMEE  &  UYEIl  EY  (Dr  o  P  S 

Plumnier  and  Fabiiin  i^erloy),  drug- 
gists, SW  cor  1st  and  M»in 

Plummer  C  A  (C  A  Plummer  &  Co),  50 
Front 

Plummer  C  A  &  Co  (C  A  Plummer  and 
0  G  McWain),  wholesale  drugs,  50 
Front 

PLUMMER  DR  0  P  S  (Plummer  & 
Byerley),  SW  cor  1st  and  Main 

Poflfenbarger  Alfred,  attorney-at-law, 
269  Ist 

Pohl  A,  homeopathic  physician,  22 
Uni<ui  Block 

POINDEXTER  J  M  (McBride  &  Poin- 
dexter),  NE  cor  2d  and  Salmon 

"POLARIS"  (The)  (weekly),  J  H  Ac- 
ton editor  and  proprietor,  229^  1st 

Poldeman  Adolph,  watchmaker,  88  Ist 

Police  Building,  NW  cor  Oak  and  2d 

Toole  James,  painter,  125  5th 

Pope  Seth  L,  sec  and  mgr  Portland  Tel- 
ephone, Telegraph  and  Electric  Light 
Co,  SE  cor  A  and  2d 

PORTLAND    BOOT     AND   SHOE 

MANUFACTORY.  C.rson  &   Rod- 
gers  proprietors,  110^  Front 

PORTLAND  BUSINESS  COLLEGE. 

A  P  Armstrong  principal,  128   Front 

PORTLAND  (fARRIAGE  MANU- 
FACTORY. A  P  Nelson  superin- 
tendent, 204  and  206  4th  (see  adv) 

Portland  Gas  Light  Co,  H  D  Green 
supt,  26  Stark  " 

PORTLAND  ICE  WORKS,  Harris  & 
Salmon  proprietors,  246  2d 

PORTLAND  JEWELRY  MANU- 
FACTORY, C  Pater  proprietor,  167 
2d 

Portland  Lumbering  and  Mfg  Co,  S  Pen- 
noyer mgr,  near  Water  W^orks 

Portland  Mfg  Co,  Isaac  Sipsheimer  mgr, 
furniture  mfrs,  107  Front 

Portland  Marble  Works,  2-i  B 

PORTLAND  PAPER-BOX  FAC- 
TORY, Otto  Roenicke  proprietor, 
NW  cor  Front  and  Stark 

Portland  Paviug  Co,  A  T  Arrowsmith 
T  V  Wales  sec,  51   Union  Block 


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PORTLAND    RESTAURANT,   Er- 

nest  House  proprietor,  SE  cor  2d  and 

Ash 
Portland  Savings    Bank    (The),    D    P 

Thompson  pres,  W  V  Spencer  cashier, 

NE  cor  2d  and  Stark 
Portland  Seaia  M' 's  Friend  Society,  Rev 

R  S  Stubbs  supi,  cor  3d  and  D 


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PORTLAND  SION  ADVERTISING 

CO.    Frank    &    Co    proprietors,    13 
Washington 

PORTLAND  SODA  WORKS,  E  A 

Post  proprietor,  146  Front 

PORTLAND  STEAM  GANDT  FAC- 
TORY) Alisky  &  Kraemer  proprie- 
tors, 145  1st  and  2S  Alder 

Portland  Telephone,  Telegraph  and 
Electric  Light  Co,  Seth  L  Pope  sec 
and  business  mgr,  8E  cor  A  and  2d 

Portland  Transfer  Co,  J  W  Souther 
propr,  SE  cor  Front  and  Morrison 

Portland  Water  Co,  John  Green  supt, 
26  Stark 

POST  E  A>  proprietor  Portland  Soda 
Works,  146  Front 

Post-office,  w  s  6th  bet  Morrison  and 
Yamhill 

Potter  H  N,  cigars  and  tobacco,  112^ 
Ist 

Potter  Bobert,  saloon,  1 1  Stark 

Poulsen  J,  acting  sec  Willamette  Steam 
Mills  &Maoiifacturing  Co,N  Front  bet 
Q  and  S 

Powell  J  N  uentist,  Uekuni's   BuiMing 

POWERS  I  F,  furniture  manufacturer 
and  dealer,  185  and  188  Ist,  and  184 
2d,  factory,  Water  bet  Montgomery 
and  Harrison 

Prag  R,  wool  and  hides,  131  Front 

PRAQER  LEWIS,   genera',  'nerchaa- 

dise,  184  1st 
Frehn  F  \V  &  C  T,  dentists,  54  Union 

Block 

PRENTICE  D  W  &  CO  (I)  W  Preri- 
tice),  pianos,  organs,  music  and  musi- 
cal iiistruincntM,  107  lit 

PRESCOTT    C  H,  managir  v)  H  k  N 

I'o,  iSW  cor  Front  ;in<l  i> 
Pridcaux.Iohn,  l»Iacksniith,cr>r(;  and 5th 
I'rideaux  Stophon,  lilai-ksmi  li,  '.t5  2(1 
Proctor  J    1$,  upliDlstcrcr   and  cubinot- 

inaker,  74  Stark 
Prosper  K  (H  I'rosp.r  k  Co),  15  Oak 
Pros{Kr  B&  CodU'rimpcraiiil  B  Felix), 

rtHtauran*    15  Oak 

PROTZMAN  &  DE  FRANCE  (F  ( 

Protzmaii  ami  II  M  Oe  France),  boots 
ami  shoes,  nianufa'.-turer.s  aid  dealers, 

IM5  :{<i 
PROTZMAN  F  C  (I'r.t/.inr.,  k  Dc 

France),  135  .'M 
QUACKENBUSH   E   (Sihson,  church 

&  Co),  NK  cor  Kront  and  Ash 
Qunckenhush  .1  L,  \H'A\  aift  North  I'acilic 

Mutual  l-if«  AsHnciati  m 
iUIOLET   JAMES,    Iwotmaker,    .316 

.3d 
Quinn  W  .F,  merchant  tailor,  28  Stark 
Kaehcnbcrger    liouis    (l{achenlx,'rger  & 

Mattes),  NW  cor  Madison  and  1st 


RACHENBEROER  &  MATTES 

(Louis  Rachenberger  and  John  Mat- 
tes), saloon,  depot  of  S  F  National 
Brewery  beer,  NW  cor  Madison  and 
Ist 

Ralleigh  J,  councilman 

RANDALL  E  0,  contractor  and  build- 
er, cor  3d  and  Main 

Ranft  Henry,  searcher  of  records,  NW 
cor  4th  and  Salmon 

Rankin  M  B,  real  estate  agt,  65  Union 
Block 

REDLICH  0  F>  coffee  saloon,  s  s  Pine 
bet  Ist  and  2d 

Reed  James  S,  gen  agt  Union  Insurance 
Co,  102  1st 

REICHERT  PAUL,  proprietor  Chi- 
cago Exchange,  211  1st 

Reichert  Robert,  saloon,  w  s  3d  bet  Ash 
and  Pine 

Reid  Geo  T,  saloon,  cor  N  Front  and  N 

Reid  John  (James  Laidlaw  ft  Co),  16  N 
Front  • 

HTPTH  WM  managing  director  Oregon 
&  Washington  Mortgage  Savings 
Bank,  48  1st 

REINHARDT  MRS  A,  hoardin<|  and 
lodging,  NW  C"ir  lit  and  Morriarn 

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i\  McCoy  proprietor,  SE  coi  J  at  and 

Stark 
Rex  K  G,    physician,    SW   cor    1st  and 

Morrison 
Rice  S  W,  city  attorney,  105  Ist 
Richards  Kdwin,  tish,  poultry  and  game, 

74  Wasiiington 
RICHET  F  &  CO    (Frank    Richct  and 

Frank    Riclnit    .Fr),   eolFoe  and   spice 

mills  and  tjroceries,  121 J  IW 
RICHET  T  &  CO  (  rhomas  and  Frank 

Itichet),    Novelty    Iron    Works,    cor 

Front  and  Mill 
RICHMOND   HOUSE,    H    M    Tayh.r 

pr  jjirietor,  iN  W  i;i>r  2d  and  C 
Ridei  !i  C,  propr  Holton  House  Rcst.-iu- 

ra.  ',  Alder  l>rt  Ist  and  Front 
Riegehnanii  Robt,  uiroceries,  cor  Ist  and 

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Hieger  John,  huotniakor,  48  N  ist 
WvjMCU   S    H    (lurry,  White   &  Co).  2'.» 

Stark 
RIONEY  P  (formerly  of  San  Francis- 
co), gold,  silver  and  nickel  plating,  II 

Oak 
KiUy  K  H,  wood,  foot  of  Columbia 
HipiH'rttin  J  A,  commercial  tourist,   I4:< 


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Kippcrton  Mrs  S  K,  millinery  and  fancy 
giMiils,  143  .3d 

ROBfilNS  J  H  &  SON  (J  H  and  \\  V 

Kohbins),  wholesnle  and  retail  music 
and  musical  instruinuiitB,  picture 
frames,  mouldings,  etc,  229  lit 


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ROBERTS  ANDREW,  clothing  and 
gentlemen's  furnishing  goods,  135  and 
137  Ist,  cor  Alder  (see  advertisement) 

Robertson  John,  contractor  and  builder. 
46  N  2d 

Robertson  W  E  (Foster  &  Robertson), 
88  and  90  Front 

ROBINSON  OEOROE  E,  attorneyat- 
law,  NW  cor  1st  and  Alder 

RODGERS  H,  boot  and  shoe  upper 
manufacturer,  231  1st 

RODOERS  T  (Corsen  &  Rodgers),  n(H 
Front 

Roelfs  A  G  B,  gro  series  meat  market 
and  hotel,  cor  14th  and  S 

ROENICKE  0110,  paper  box  maker, 
NW  cor  Front  and  Stark 

RohrC  M,  butcher,  NW  cor  3d  and 
Salmon 

Rosenbaum  J  (Neustadter  Bros),  res 
San  Francisco,  Cal 

ROSENBLATT  M.  clothing,  furnish- 
ing goods,  hats  and  caps,  boots  and 
shoes,  147  Front 

Roseufeld  H  &  Co  (Henry,  Sol  and  S  W 
Rosenfeld),  wholesale  cigars  and 
tobacco,  41  Front 

ROSENFELD  J  L,  commission  mer- 
chant, wholesale  grocer  and  dealer  in 
provisions,  wool,  hides,  etc,  173  Front 

Uoss  O  H  (Bird  A  Uoss),  81  Yamhill 

Kothe  Henry,  saloon,  loG  South  1st 

ROTHFOS  H  &  CO  (H  Rothfos),  pro- 
prietor New  York  Hotel,  cor  Front 
and  B 

Rothschild  Louis  H,  cigars  and  '.  '^acco, 
lOU  Ist 

ROTTNER  JOHN.  Fountain  Saloon, 
NW  cor  Front  and  Madi.son  (see  ad- 
vertisement) 

Kuconich  Joe,  restaurant,  !»  Washing- 
ton 

Huinmelin  (J  l'(liii»"nelin  &  (iutniann), 
8'2  .>st 

Rnmniolin  &  (Jutinann  ((1  V  Riitnnieliii 
and  C  (Jutmanii),  t'urriorfi,  >S'J  1st 

Kuss  H  M,  dentist,  107  Ist 

Kuos  lra&  (\)  (Ira  Hiiss),  grocers,  SW 
cor  Morrison  and  3d 

RYAN  C.  l)ri)priut()r  Nicohii  House, 
cor  3d  and  D 

Ryan  Patrick,  prxpr  raoitio  House,  cor 
A  and  3d 

Hyhke  Marks  (Shipin'r  &.  Kyhke),  II 
and  13  Oak 

ST  CHARLES  HOTEL,  Thomas  Cui- 
iiuan  proprietor,  S\V  cor  Front  and 
Morrison 

St  (Jeorge  Hotel.Manciet  &  Bigneproprs, 
301  Ist 

St  Helen's  Hall,  Kt  Kov  Bishop  Wiatar 
Morris  rector,  Miss  Mary  B  Rodney 
prin,  w  8  4th  bet  Madison  and  Jetfer- 
son 


St  Louis  Hotel,  Sohm  k  Co  pr  .prs,   207 

1st 
St  Vincents'  Hospital,   Mary  Theresa 

sister  superioress,  11th  betM  and  N 
Saling  A  (Jubitz  &  Saling),  51  1st 

SALMON  ALBERT,  fancy  goods,  165 

1st 
Salm.n  J  F  (Harris  &  Salmon),  246  2d 
Salmon  W  C  (Harris  &  Salmon),  246  2d 
Salzer  John  (J  Salzer  &  Bro  and  Welch 

&Salzer),  53  N  1st 
Salzer  John   &  Bro  (John  and  Joseph 

Salzer),  proprs  Oregon  Hotel,    cor   D 

and  1st  and  Globe  Hotel,  cor  C  and 

Front 
Salzmann  Gebhart  (Sohm  &  Co),  207  Ist 
Samuel  L,  publisher    "West  Shore,"  5 

Washington 

SANBORN  H  D,  purchasing  agent  for 
N  orthern  Pacitic  R  R,  cor  Front  and  D 

Sandeen  Mrs  C  W,  hair  goods,  83  Yam- 
hill 

Sanders  I  N,  county  assessor.  Court 
House 

SAN  FRANOISCO  OALLERT,  W 

H  To  vne  proprietor,  SW  cor  Ist  and 
Morrison 
Sanguinetti    Antonio   (G  Ginocchio    & 
Co),  287  Ist 

SATTLER  K,  Pioneer  Bakery,  SE  cor 

Main  and  2d 
Saylor  W  H,  physician  and  surgeon,    1 

and  3  Union  Block 
Say  res  G  W,  saloon,  32  Washington 
Scanlan  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker,  cor  3d 

and  E 
Schade  &  Co  (Wm  Schade),  cleaning  and 

dyeing,  20i)  3d 
SCHADE  J  H,   pro])rietor  Metropolis 

Hotel,  SE  cor  1st  and  Main 

SCHEMEL  HERMAN,    railroad  em- 

floyiHfcat  and  real  estate  agent,  43  N 
'ront 
Schen/  Joseph,  tailor,  108  5th 
Sclienier  H  .1,  butcher,  US  Alder 

SCK^CHTING    CLAUS    &    BRO 

(John  and  Claus  Schlicliting),  propri- 
etors Murope  House,  30  B 
Schlussol    A   (Fleisehuer,  Mayer  &  Co\ 

res  New  York  City 
Suhmeer  Mrs  Annie,  lodging-houso,  224^ 

Ist 
Soliinid  Chas,  groceries,  306  VVashington 
SCHMIDT  HENRY  C,  groceries,  235 

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SCHMIDT  HERMAN,  U  S  Iker  Hall, 

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SGHVLZE    PAUL,  land  upnt  Oregon 

and  California  R  R,  cor  Front  and  D 
SCHUYLER    PHILIP    C,    insurance 

agency,  3  1st 
SCHWAB  R  H  ft  CO  (R  H  Schwab). 

paper  warehouse,  91  2d 
Schwartz  Jacob,  groceries,  cor  13th  and 

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Scoria  W  A,  councilman 
SCOTT  C  N>    auditor  and  disbursing 

oflScer    Northern  Pacific   R    R,    cor 

Front  and  D 
SCOTT  H  W,  editor    "Morning  Ore- 

gonian,"  102  Front 
Scott  Leroy  S,  atiorney-at-Iaw,  65  Union 

Block 
SCOVY  J  G.  manager  F  S  Chadbourne 

&.  Co,  173  and  175  Ist 
Sealy,  Mason  &,  Co  (Richard  Sealy  and 

A  B  Mas(f(i),  groceries,  167  Ist 
Sealy  Richard  (Sealy,  Mason  &  Co),  167 

1st 
Sears   Alfred  F  Jr,  attorney-at-law,  13 

and  15  Union  Block 
SEARS    OEOROE  C.  sheriff  Multno- 
mah Cou>  ' .-,  (Viirt  House 
SEASON  01  r     ''     saloon,  31  N  Ist 
Sechteni    Louia  is   Sechtem  &  Co), 

:M  Stark 
Sechtem  Louis  &  (,'o  (Louis  Sechtem  and 

Louis  Feurer),  saloon,  34  Stark 
SEDOE  A   J   (Sedge    &    Council),    52 

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SEDOE  &  COUNCIL  (A  J  Sedue  an<l 

James  Council),  contractors  and  build- 
ers, 52  Columbia 
St-olig  K  (K  Seelig  &  Co),  163  2d 
Seeiig    K    &   Co    (K  Seelig  and  E  Zeit- 

fiiciis),  wholesale  Iiqu«>r8,  163  2d 
Si  i'ii>!d  A,  bakery,  cor  4th  and  A 
SEIIGMAN  N  H.  manager  A    B    El- 

I  It  it  Co,  3  and  5  N  Front 
StUer  M  &  Co  (Most's  Seller  and    Philip 

Ixiwengart),  wholesale  crockery,  S\V 

cor  N  Front  and  B 
Seller    Mosea   (M    Seller  A  Co),  SW  cor 

N  Front  and  B 
Selling  B  n  (Akin,  Selling  A  Co),  6  N 

Front 
Selling  P,  gen  .iidse,  18()  Ist 
Senofsky  J,  bootmaker,  1 1  Morrison 
Severson  P  \V.  wagontnaker,  144  3d 
SEW  ALL  WM  R.  county  clerk  Mult- 
nomah Ctiunty,  Court  House 

SEYMOUR,  SARIN   &   CO.   K   w 

Allen    manager,    manufactun-rs    and 

jobbers  in  farm  machinery,  262  Ist 
Spaulding     Morton    M    (Burkhard    & 

Spaulding),  35  and  37  B 
Shanahan  W  T,  music,  picture  frames, 

mouldings,  etc,  46  Morrison 
Shane  T  A,  dry  gootls,  147  3d 
ShapererN,  bootmaker,  31  Washington 
Sharp  Ross,  cigar  mfr,  227  Ist 


Shattuck  Thomas  (Dufiy  &  Shattuck), 
SE  cor  Ist  and  Jefferson 

Shaw  James,  barber,  27  Oak 

Shea  J  F,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  121 
Washington 

Sheehan  Daniel,  saloon,  64  1  st 

Sheehy  Wm,  painter,  cor  C  and  2d 

Sheldon  Kirk,  loggers,  choppers,  carpen- 
ters and  farmer's  tools,  NW  cor 
Front  and  Morrison 

Sherlock  R,  mfrs  and  importers  saddles, 
harness  and  saddlery,  hardware,  74 
Front 

Sherwin  Joseph,  architect,  42  Union 

Shideman  B  (Jacobs  Bros  &  Co),  res 
San  Francisco,  California 

Shillerston  M  (A  Anderson  &  Co),  106 
Front 

Shindler  G  ft  Co  (G  Shindler),  furni- 
ture and  carpets,  166  and  168  1st 

SHIPPER  &  RYBKE  (Sol  Shipper 
and  Marks  Rybke),  Bon  Ton  tailor- 
ing establishment,  1 1  and  13  Oak  (see 
adv) 

Shipper  Sol  (Shipi>er  &  Bybke),  1 1  and 
13  Oak 

Shively  W  B,  dry  goods,  133  3d 

SHORTELLROBT.  saloon,  74  lat 
Showers  Wm,  county  treasurer  Multno- 
mah County,  Court  Jlouse 
Shurtleff  F  N,  U  S  collector  of  customs. 
Customs  Building 

SIBSON.  CHURC«  &  CO  (W  S  sibson 

C  P  Church,  S  Farrell  and  E 
i^uackenbush),  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants  and  general  insurance 
agents,  N  E  cor  Front  and  Ash 

SIBSON  W  S  (Sibson,   Church  ft    Co), 

NE  cor  Front  .md  Ash 
SIMMONS  SAMUEL,  constable  Jud^'c 

Davis'  court,  N\V  cor  4th  and  Salmon 
Simon  Joseph  (Dolph,  Bronaugh,  Dolpli 

and    Simon),     attorney-at-law.     Odd 

Fellows  Temple 

SIMPSON  BROS  (Cf  H  and  Ed  Simp- 
son), carriage  painters,  208  2d  (see 
ailv) 

SIMPSON  WM(W  M  Simpson  k  Co), 
11  and  12  Union  Block 

SIMPSON  W  M  &  CO  (W  M  Sin.p 

sou  and  C'  A  Cohr  i,  real  estate  agents, 
11  and  12  Unicn    Block 

Sinsheimer  H,  pianos  and  organ",  181) 
Ist 

Sinsheimer  Isaac,  mgr  Portland  Manu- 
facturing Co,  107  Y'ront 

Sitton  C  E  (S  <i  SkidmoreA  Co),  151  1st 

Skidmorc  S  G  (SG  Skidmore  &  Co),  161 
Ibt 

Skidmore  S  G  A  Co  (S  (}  Skidmor?  and 
C  E  Sitton),  druggists,  151  lat 

SLAVICH  JOHN.  Louisville  Restaur- 
ant, 170  Ist  (see  adv) 


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Sloan  Arthur  E,  mgr    Guardian  Assur- 
ance Co,  NE  cor  Front  and  Ash 
Smith  A  M  ( A  Goodnough  &  Co),  55  N  2d 
Smith  A  M,  propr  Baen»  Vista  Pottery, 

265,  267  and  26'J  Front 
Smith  Bros  &  Watsou   (F  C    and  C    E 
Smith  and  J  F  Watson),  iron   works, 
cor  Front  and  Harrison 
Smith  C  E  (Smith  Bros  &  Watson),  cor 

Front  and  Harrison 
SMITH  C  J,  comptroller  0  R  &  N  Co, 

cor  Front  and  1) 
Smith  &  Co,  saw-mills.  Front   and  Clay 
SMITH  EO.  dentist,  167  Ist  (see   adv) 
Smith  F  C  (Smith  Bros  &  Watson),  cor 

Front  and  Harrison 
Smith  Fred,  black  smith  and  wagonmak- 

er,  304  Front 
Smith  Joe,  councilman 
Smith  J  S,  capitalist,  6  Washini^on 
SMITH  L  K  G>   wholesale  cigars  and 
tobacco  and  smokers'  articles,  SW  cor 
Front  and  Stark,    also   Astoria  and 
Walla  Walla 
Smith  Max,  coffee  house,  45  Washing- 
ton          

SMITH  MILTON  W  (Frank  &  Smith), 
attorney-at-law,     55    and    66    Union 
Block 
Smith  Rodney,  chief  piiymaster  dept  of 
the  Columbia  USA,  N\V  cor  1st  and 
Morriso  i 
Smith  Seneca  (Willis  &  Smith),  attor- 
ney-at-law and  notary  public,  147  1st 
SMITH  THOS  J.  Jittorney-at-law,  160 

Ist 
Snell  George  W  (H  dge,   Davis  &  Co), 

92  and  5)4  Front 
Soderback  Oscar  T.  nifr  and  dealer   in 

cigars,  DO  Morrison 

Sohm  Mrs  Caroline  (Sohm  &  Co),  207  1st 

Sohm   &   Co  (Mrs   Caroline  Sohm  and 

(rebhart   Salzniann),  proprs  St  Louis 

Hotel,  207   Ist 

Solf)mon  S  A,  dining-room  St  Charles 

Hotel,  SW  cor  I'ront  antl  Morrison 
Sorensen  J,  wood,  toot  of  Morrison 
Souther  J  W,  propr  Portland  Transfer 

Co,  SE  cor  Front  ami  Morrison 
Spencer  W  V,  casliior  Tortlaud  Savings 

Bank,  NE  cor  2d  and  Stark 
Sperry  J  L  (Frazer,  Sperry  .V  Co),  UIJ 

Front 
SPRAOUE  J  W.  general  superintend- 
ent Northern  I'auitic  R    H,  res  New 
Tacoma,  W  T 
SPBAOTJE  OTIS,  superintendent  Pa- 
cific Division   Northern   Pacific  R  R, 
New  Tacoma,  W  T 
Springmeyer  &  Co  ((Jeorge  Springmeyer 
and  M  A  Malarkey),  junk  and  second 
hand  dealers,  14  Jefferson 
Springmeyer    George    (Springmeyer    & 
Co),  14  Jeffersou 


"  STAATS-ZEITUMO"  for  Oregon  and 
Washington,  Dr  J  Folfman  propr, 
104  1st 

STAENDEB  ADAIF.,  saloon,  cor 
Front  and  Jefferson 

"  STANDARD"    (daily  and   weekly), 

A  Noltner  editor  and  proprietor,   5 

Washington 
Staples  C  G,  candies,   fruits,  etc,  SW 

cor  4th  and  Morrison 
Starke  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco,  263  1st 
Stiiuch  Chas  (Bayer  k  Stanch),  233  2d 
Staver  G  W  (Staver  &  Walker),  foot  of 

Morrison 

STAVER  &  WALKER  (G  W  Staver 
and  W  H  Walker),  agricultural  im- 
plements, general  agts  J  I  Case 
threshers,  headers  and  plows,  and 
Studebaker  wagons,  foot^of  Morrison 

STEARNS  BROS    (G  M   and  D  S 

Stearns),  cigars  and  tobacco,  65  1st 
Stearns  L  B,  county  judge.  Court  House, 

office  28  Union  Block 
Stechhan  F    W,   lessee    New   Market 

Theatre,  w  s  1st  bet  A  and  Ash 
Steele  George  A,   postmaster.  Customs 

Building 
STEELE  WM,  Caledonia  Dye  Works, 

47  Taylor 
Steeves  X  N   (Mendenhall  &  Steeves), 
attorney-at-law    and   notary  public, 
141)  1st 
Steinheiaer  S,  groceries,  129  Stark 
Stephens  W   T,    sec   Willamette    Iron 

Works,  68  N  Front 
Stephenson  James,  constable,  44  >.  1st 
Sternsfels  M  (S  Lipman  &  Co),  res  Sac- 
ramento, Cal 
STEVENS  C  M  (Gilma.i  &  Co),  42  1st 
Stewart  C  F,  watchmaker  and  optician, 

112  Ist 
Stewart  E  C,  blacksmith,  212  2d 
Stewart  Jam-  s,  groceries,  21  N  W  Park 
Stitzcl  H,  bootmaker,  22  M  idison 
Stoddard  J  R,  attorney-at-1  iw,  147  1st 
STOKES  A  L>  general  easiern  passen- 
ger agent  O  H  &  N  Co  and  Northern 
Pacific  R  R,  52  Clark,  Chicago 
STOKES  WM,  architect,    127   1st  (see 

adv) 
STONE    B    L.    wholes  .le    and    retail 

watches  and  jewelry,  155  1st 
STONE  EDWARD,  f  lome  Restaurant, 

9  Washington 
Stone  S    li,  ci.;ars,    tobac  o,  fruit,  etc, 

41  1st 
Story  Geo   L,  mgr  Home   Mutual  Ins 
Co  of  Cal  and  agt  Ph<enix  Assurance 
Co  of  London,  100  1st 
Stott     Raleigh,    circuit    judge,    Court 

House 
Striis  urger     M    (Levy,  Cohn   &    Co), 
172  Ist 


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Straus  Qeo 

234  1st 
Strauss    Jacob 

123  1st 
Stringer  A  R,  artist,  34  Washinfi^on 

Strode  ft  Beach  (V  K  Strode  and  J  V 
Beach),  attorneys-at-law,  13  and  15 
Union  Block 

Strode  V  K  (Strode  ft  Beach),  lit  and  15 
Union  Block 

Strong  Curtis  C,  physician,  Dekum's 
Building 

Strong  Fred  R  (Wm  Strong  ft  Sons), 
attornev-at-Iaw  and  notary  public, 
Dekum  s  Building 

Strong  Thos  N  (Wm  Strong  ft  Sons), 
attorney-at-law  and  commissioner  of 
deeds  for  W  T,  Dekum's  Building 

Strong  Wm  (Wm  Strong  &  Sons),  at- 
torney-at-law, Dekum's  Building 

STROKO  WM  &  SONS  (Wm,  Fred 
R  and  Thos  N  Strong),  attorneys-at- 
law,  Dekum's  Buililiug 

Strowbridge  J  A,  leather  and  findings, 
189  Front 

Stuart  J  K,  artist,  52  Union  Block 

Stubbs  Rev  R  S,  chaplain  and  supt 
Portland  Seiimau's  Friend  Society, 
cor  Hd  and  I) 

Sturgea  Ira  B  (Sturi^es,  Larsen  &  Co), 
34  Front 

Sturges,  Larsen  &  Co  (Ira  B  Sturges  and 
Esper  S  Larsen),  shipping  and  com- 
mission merchants  and  wholesale 
canned  goods,  teas,  kc,  34  Front 

Sturnber^  Hermann,  saloon,  101)  S  1st 

Sturrock  Henry  (Sturrock  ft  McGil- 
vray),  43  N  1st 

Sturrock  ft  MclJilvray  (Henry  Stur- 
rock and  W  McGilvray),  boots  and 
shoes,  43  N  1st 

Summertield  K,  merchant  tailcr  and 
clothing,  251  1st 

Summers   O  (Olds  &   Summers),  183  1st 

"SUNDAY  MERCURY.'  Moss  & 

Chapman  publisliers,  5  Washington 
Sundbom  P  W  (Oavold  ft  Co),  :«)  Stark 
SUNDSTROM    0.    proprietor    Shade 

Saloon,  153  Front 
Surman — ,  physician,  113  Morrison 
Sutherland  Thos  A,  editor   "  The  Wei- 

come,"  102  Ist        

SWEENEY   &  HOWE  (James  Swee- 
ney and  James  Howe),  liquors,  106  Ist 
Sweeney    James  (Sweeney    ft    Howe), 

10<j  1st 
Swop  K   A  ft  Co   (E  A  Swope),  book, 
job  and   newspaper  printers  and  book 
binders,    lOi)   Front  and  5  Washing- 
ton 
Tacoma  Lime  Co,  D  L  June  mgr,  lime, 
etc,  feed  and  hay,  291  and  293  Front 
Talbot    Chas    B,   architect,    30  Uoion 
Block 


TALLICK  WMi  commission  merchant' 
wool,  hides,  and  produce,  202  Ist 

TANNER  A  Hi  attomey-at-law  and 
notary  public,  169  1st 

Tatum  ft  Bowen,  A  F  Hildreth  agt, 
saw-mill  machinery,  boilers,  engines, 
etc,  187  Front 

Taubenheimer  H,ngr  Walter  Bros,  85  1st 

Taylor  D  W,  city  surveyor,  127  1st 

Taylor  Geo  Jr  (Taylor,  Young  ft  Co), 
16  N  Front 

Taylor  G  W,  stationery,  news,  cigars 
and  tobacco,  73  N  1st 

TAYLOR  H  M.  proprietor  Richmond 
House,  NW  cor  2d  and  C 

TAYLOR  JOSEPH,  saloon  and  bil- 
liards, NW  cor  Front  and  Alder 

TAYLOR.  YOUNG  &  CO  (Geo  Tay- 
lor  Jr  and  James  Young),  commission 
merchants  and  ship  brokers,  16  N 
Front 

Teirney  Thos  (Chas  A  Malarkey  ft  Co), 
NE  cor  2d  and  Oak 

TELEGRAM    PUBLISHING     CO. 

publishers  "Evening  Telegram,"  102 
Front 
TEMPLETON  DR  C  R.  dentist,  NW 

cor  Ist  and  Alder 

Tevurtz  E,  second-hand  goods,  205 
Front 

Thames  and  Mersey  Marine  Insurance 
Co,  Philip  C  Schuyler  agt,  5  1st 

Thanhauser  ft  Frohman  (Louis  Than- 
hauser  and  Ignatz  Frohman),  import- 
ers hats  and  caps,  8  N  Front 

Thanhauser  Louis  (Thanhauser  ft  Froh- 
man), 8  N  Front 

Thayer  ft  Williams  (W  W  Thayer  and 
Richard  Williams),  attorneys-at-law, 
N  W  cor  Front  and  Stark 

Thayer  W  W  (Thayer  ft  Williams),  at- 
torncy-at-law,  NW  cor  Front  and 
Stark 

Therkelsen  L,  supt  North  Pacific  Lum- 
bering and  Mfg  Co,  w  s  2d  bet  F 
and  G 

Thibault  F  X  (Thibault  ft  Girard),  sa- 
loon, 44  Morrison 

Thibault  ft  (iirard  (F  X  Thibault  and 
David  (iirard),  saloon,  52  N  Ist 

THIELSEN  H.  chief  engineer  of  con- 
struction Oregon  Railway  and  Navi- 
gation Co,  and  supervising  engineer 
Northern  Pacific  RR,  cor  Front  and  U 

Thompson  ft  Barnhart  (Frazer,  Sperry 
ft  Co),  res  Pendleton,  Oregon 

Thompson,  Dellart  ft  Co  (R  R  and  R  H 
Thompson,  E  J  DeHart,  and  Wm 
Honeyman),  hardware,  174  1st 

Thompson  D  P,  prcs  Portland  Savings 
Bank,  NE  cor  2d  and  Stark 

Thompson  H  Y  (Williams.  Hill,  Dur- 
ham, Thompson  ft  Mays),  attorney- 
at-law,  147  Ist 


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Thompson  L  E  (McKercher  &  Thorap- 

aon),  105  1st 
Thompson  R  H  (Thompson,  DeHart  & 

Co),  173.  and  175  Front 
Thompson  K  R  (Thompson,  DeHart  & 

Co),  173  and  175  Front 
Thwaites     Joseph,    photographer,     87 

Yamhill 
TINORY  C  Oi  manufacturing  jeweler 

and  diamond  setter,  NW  cor  2d  and 

Morrison 

TODD  &  BIVEN  (J  C  Todd  and  J  F 
Bivcn),   wholesale  grocers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  wool,  grain,  Ore- 
gon and  California  fruits  and  produce, 
4  X  Front  (see  adv) 
Todd  J  C  (Todd&  Biven),  4  N  Front 
Tolman  James  C,  U  S  surveyor  general 
district  of  Oregon,  Customs  Building 
ToohiU  James,  saloon,  266  1st 
TO'WNE  W    H,    photographer    (San 
Francisco  Gallery),  SW  cor  Ist  and 
Morrison 

TOWNSEND  FREDERICK,  manager 
Bank  of  British  Columbia,  cor  N 
Front  and  A 

TRAVELER'S  GUIDE  of  the  Pa 

citic  Northwest,  a  guide  to  Oregon, 
Washington,  British  Columbia, 
Idaho,  and  Montana,  Lewis  k  Dry- 
den  publishers,  SE  cor  Ist  and  Ash 

Trenkman  Herman  (Trenkman  &  Wolff), 
cor  3d  and  F 

Trenkman  &  Wolff  (Herman  Trenk- 
man &  Fritz  WolflF),  machinists,  cor 
3d  and  F 

Tribou  Geo  F  (Tribou  &  Kelton),  Ash 
bet  2a  and  3d 

Tribou  &  Kelton  (Geo  F  Tribou  and  E  A 
Kelton),  carpenters  and  builders.  Ash 
bet  2d  and  3d 

Trickle  E  C,  fish,  poultry  and  game,  31 
Yamhill 

Trimble  W  F,  attorney-at-law,  NE  cor 
1st  and  Stark 

TROEOER  HENRT>  Farmers'  and 
Mechanics'  Exchange  Saloon,  294 
Front 

TRUMAN  J  R  (Manley  &  Truman),  S^ 
1st 

TUFTS  A  D,  cooper,  28  N  1st 

Turk  James,  boarding,  !)  C 

Tustin  Miss  M  H  (Tustin  &,  Murton), 
89^  Morrison 

Tustin  &  Murton  (Miss  M  H  Tustin  and 
Mrs  R  J  Murton),  millinery,  dress- 
making and  fancy  goods,  89^  Morri- 
son 

UHCLE  MTERS>  pawn-broker,  181 
1st,  cor  Yamhill 

Underbill  W,  mgr  North  Pacific  Mutual 
Life  Association 

Union  Block,  n  s  Stark  from  Ist  to  2d 


Union  Insurance  Co  of  San  Francisco, 
Jas  S  Heed  general  agt,  102  1st 

Union  Iron  Works,  Angus  Campbell 
proprietor,  SE  cor  Front  and  Main 

U  S  district  and  circuit  courts,  Mat- 
thew P  Deady  district  judge,  Lorenzo 
Sawyer  circuit  judge.  Customs  Build- 
ing 

UNITED  STATES  BEER  HALL. 
Herman  Schmidt  proprietor,  191   1st 

UNITED  STATES  BREWERY. 

Herral  &  Zimmerman  proprietors,  cor 

Harrison  and  Water 
U  S  Land  Office,  surveyors  of  land,  Jas 

C  Tolman  surveyor  general.  Customs 

Building 
U  S  Marine  Hospital,   Chas   E   Banks 

assistant    surgeon,   office    21   Union 

Block 
Universal    Benevolent    Association    of 

California,  W  Whitwell  agt,  48  Union 

Block 
Vacuna    House,    Folger  &  Co  proprs, 

147 i  3d 
Valentine  J  H  (Mooney  &,   Valentine), 

28  Front 
Van  Fridagh  P,   dry  goods  and  milli- 
nery, 111  1st 
Van  Schuyver  W  J  &  Co  (W  J  Van 

Schuyver),      wholesale     liquors,    63 

Front  and  62  1st 
Vanstone  C  W  (W  P  Lewis  &  Co),  NW 

cor  Front  and  G 
VARWIQ  H,  liquors,  231  Front 

VARWIG  THOMAS,  plumber  and 
gasfitter,  71  Washington  (see  adv) 

Vayo  Bros  (Louis  and  John  Vayo),  fish, 
poultry,  game,  etc,  NE  cor  Morrison 
and  3d 

Verdier  B  (Verdier  &  Bristol),  33  Wash- 
ington 

Verdier  &  Bristol  (B  Verdier  and  J  N 
Bristol),  coffee  and  spice-mills,  33 
Washington 

VERDIER  EDOUARD,  fancy  goods, 
155  3d 

Vernon  James  (Dale  &  Vernon),  27  Mor- 
rison 

Versteeg  N,  pres  North  Pacific  Lumber- 
ing ft  Mfg  Co,  w  s  2d  bet  F  and  G 

Vig^ius  Bros  (John  and  Andrew  Vig- 
Sius),  barbers,  27  N  1st 

VILLARD  HENRY,  president  0,  R 
&  N  Co  and  Northern  Pacific  R  R  Co, 
residence  New  York  Cit' 

VINCENT  W  R>  UnioT  jriage  Fac- 
tory and  Wagon  Shop,  l^I^  cor  2d  and 
Salmon 

VOLNEY  VICTOR,  picture-frame 
maker  and  gilder,  dealer  in  pictures 
and  frames;  old  frames  regilded  and 
oil  paintings  restored,  129  3d  next  to 
Masonic  Temple 


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Excelsior  Sa- 


Von  Borstel  Mrs  E, 
tobacco,  etc,  83  2d 
VON  LANOEE  GEO. 

loon,  23  Oak 
Voos  Q,  restaurant,  86  Ist 
Vosper  Alfred  (Meyers  ft   Vosper),  47 

8tark 
Voss  C  (Vous  8c  Fuhr),   42  Washington 
VOSS  ft  FUHR  (C  Von.  and  H  Fuhr), 

Empire  Bakery,  42  V/ashington 
Waddell  J  (Frank  ft  Oo),  13  Washing- 
ton 
Wadhams  ft    Elliott    (Wm   Wadhams 

and  Henry  A  Elliott),  wholesale  gro- 
cers, 46  and  48  Front 
Wudhams  'Vm   (Wadhams   ft   Elliott), 

46  and  48  Front 
Wager  Geo,  suloon,  314  1st 
Wagner  John,  bar  er,  150  Front 
Wagner  Joseph   (Keil   &  Wajpier),    81 

Washington 
Waguer    Moses,     meat     market,    104 

Washington 
WakeHeld   D   W    (Atkinson   ft   Wake- 

Keld),  notary   public  and   sec   North 

Pacific  Mutual  Life  Association,   100 

Fn.nt 
Waldman  A  (Beck  &  Waldinan),  147  Ist 
Wales  T  P,  sec  Portland    Paving  Co.  51 

Union  Block 
Walker  Nathan,  hatter,  65  N  1st 
Walkf-r  W  H  (Staver  ft   Walker),  foot 

Morrison 
Wallace  Henry,  restaurant.  9  N  Ist 
Wallace  W  N    ft   Co   (W   N    Wallace), 

druujjiHts,  33  N  1st 
WALLINO  a  G.  printer,  lithographer, 

bookbinder  anil  engi aver,  SE  cor   Ist 

and  Ash 
Walsh  James,  saloon,  77  N  Ist 
Walsh  John  E,  groceries,  cor  Oth  and  D 

WALTER  BROS  (I>  N  &  K  Walters 
ft  Co,  San  Francisco,  and  Walter  Bros, 
New  York),  importers  of  carpets, 
wall-paper  and  upholstery  gootls,  85 
Ist 

WALTER  BROS^ 

85   Fif»t  Street.    Tortiand,  Oregon, 

Inipurturti  <i( 

CARPETS,  WALLPAPER 

AND  UPHOLSIKRY  (JOODS. 


Ward  John  P,  U  S  inspector  of   hulls, 

.•VJ.N  Front 
Warren  Mrs  Ford,  physician,  167  Ist 
Warren  Frank  M  ( Warren  Packing  Co), 

no  1st 
Warren  Packing  Co,  cannery,   1 10  Ist 
WASHINGTON  HOTEL.  Him(m  Isaac 

proprietor,  207  3d 


WASS  MRS  E  S.  bair  goods  and  But- 
terick's  patterns,  84  Morrison 

WASSERMAN  ft  CO  (Philip  Wasser- 
man),  wholesale  citjars,  tobacco  and 
notions,  7  and  9  N  Front 

Wasserman  P,  pres  North  Pacific  Mu- 
tual Life  Association,  100  Front 

Wasserman  S  (8  Lipman  ft  Co),  res  Sac- 
ramento, Cal 

Waterman  A  B  (Waterman  ft  Co),  124 
Ist 

Waterman  &  Co  (A  B  Waterman  and  J 
W  C<.x),  saloon,  124  Ist 

Watkinds  Wm  H,  harness  and  saddlery, 
171  Fr.mt 

Watkins  Edw  rd  T,  physician,  Odd 
Fellows  Temple 

Watkins  Henry,  meat  market,  54  Mor- 
rison 

Watkins  Wm  H,  physician.  Odd  Fel- 
lowii  Temple 

WATSON  C  B  (Dennison  ft  Watson), 
attorney-at-law,  31  Union  Block 

Watson  James  F,  U  S  district  attorney. 
Customs  Building 

Watson  J  F  (Smith  Bros  ft  Watson), 
cor  Front  and  Harrison 

Watson  Joseph,  liquors,  45  Morrison 

Watson  Thus,  salotm,  95  N  Ist 

Waud  Mrs  .1,  lodgings,  245  Front 

Weber  (Ico,  tailor,  29  Salmim 

WEBER  HENRY-  saloon,  225  Ist 
Weeks  ft  Morgan  (Ueubcu    Weeks   and 
A    H     Morgan),    groceries,    247-251 
Front 
Weeks  KcuImju  (Weeks  ft   Morgan),  247 

-251  Front 
Weeks  H  H  (Brigham  ft  Weeks),  47  Ist 
Wegener  O  F,  civil   engineer   and   sur- 
veyor,  29  Stark 
Weidler  Geo  W,  mgr  Willamette  Steam 
Mills  Lumbering  and  Mfg  Co  and  as- 
sistant mgr  Oregon  Improvement  Co, 
cor  Front  and  D 

WEINHARD     HENRT.     proprietor 

City  Brewery,  cor  1 1th  and  B 
Welch  James  (Welch  ft  Salzcr),  53  N  Ist 
Welch  John,  dentist,  4  Union  Block 
Welch  ft  Salzcr  (James  Welch  and  John 
S.'ilzer),  saloiin,  53  N  Ist 

"WELCOME"  (The)  (weekly),  J  I) 
Wilcox  &  Co  proprietors,  Fr.Ml 
Burling  business  manager,  102  Ist 

Wellconj  licoii,  tailor,  28  .'W 

WELLS.  FARGO  ft  COS  EXPRESS, 

Dudley  Evans  agent,  SW  cor  A  and 
Ist 

Wells  J  T  ft  ( i  M,  physicians  and  sur- 
geons, 5'>  Union  Block 

Welsh  F,  dentist,  New  Market  Theatre 
Block 

Welty  D  W  (Adams  ft  Welty),  attor- 
ney-at-law, Dekum'a  Building 


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WertheimerGeorae,  groceriei,   NE  cor 

Yamhill  and  2d 
West  Mn  A  E,' millinery  and  pattern!, 

27  Waahinxton 
*'WEBT  SHORE"  (monthly).  L  Samuel 

W publisher,  6  Washington 
est  W  F  ,  phvsician,  291  2d  bet  Jef- 
ferson and  Columbia 

Westerfield  Chas  (Hudson  ft  Wester- 
field),  10  Stark 

Western  Union  Tel  Co,  F  H  Lamb  asst 
supt  and  mgr,  SW  cor  A  and  1st, 
branch  office  NE  cor  1st  and  Wash- 
ington 

Whdley,  Fechheimer  8c  Ach  (J  W  Whal- 
ley,  M  W  Fechheimer  and  Henry  Ach), 
attorneys-at-law,  43  1st 

Whalley  J  W  (Whalley,  Fechheimer  & 
Ach),  attorn^ -at-Iaw,  43  Ist 

WHEAT  J  S  (Lownsdale  &  Co), 
6  Washington 

Wheeler  C  H,  physician,  NW  cor  Ist 
and  Ash 

Wheeler  E  C  (Forbes  &  Wheeler),  245 
Ist 

Wheeler  Frank  T  (Wheeler  &  Meyers), 
148  1st 

Wheeler  &  Meyers  (Frank  T  Wheeler 
and  fiilly  Meyers),  saloon,  148  Ist 

WHEELER  &WILLSON  MANV- 
FACTTJRINO  CO,  E  C  Newell  agent. 
88  Morrison 

White  Eugene  D  (Ferry,  White  &  Co), 
29  Stark 

WHITE.  GOLDSMITH  &  CO  (Levi 

and  Isam  White  and  Max^Goldsmith), 
wholesale  dry  goods  and  gents  fur- 
nishing goods,  9  and  UN  Front  and 
10  and  12  N  1st 

White  &  Haines  (Henry  J  White  and 
L  M  Haines),  merchant  tailors,  203 
Ist 

White  H  J  (White  &  Haines),   203  1st 

WHITE  HORACE,  treasurer  O  R  & 
N  Co,  res  New  York  City 

White  Tsam  (White,  Goldsmith  &  Co), 
9  and  11  N  Front 

White  J  W,  rubber  stamps,  43  1st 

White  Levi  (White,  Goldsmith  ft  Co), 
9  and  11  N  Front 

White  S  S,  justice  of  peace,  cor  1st  and 
Columbia 

White  Warren  S,  architect,  Dekum's 
Building 

WHHITTENHH.  manager  R  G  Dun 
ft  Co,  mercantile  agency,  49  1st 

Whittle  D  B,  restaurant,  45  N  1st 

Whitwell  W,  Universal  Benevolent  As- 
sociation agent,  48  Union  Block 

Wiberg  C  M  (Wiberg  ft  Kieman),  145 
Front 

Wiberg  ft  Kieman  (C  M  Wiberg  and 
John  Kieman),  boots  and  shoes,  146 
Front 


Wiesand  F  (Wm  Gardner  ft  Co),  .134 

Wienke  Chas,  cigars  and  tobacco,  26) 
N  Front 

Wilbur  R  M,  livery  stable,  from  2d  to 
8d  bet  C  and  D 

Wilcox  J  D  ft  Co  (J  D  Wilcox),  real  es- 
tate agents  and  publishers  "The  Wel- 
come,** 102  Ist 

Wildi  Fred  (Lanken  ft  Wildi),  204  1st 

WILET  JOSEPH  R,  proprietor 
"Catholic  Sentinel,"  56  A 

WILHELICJACOB.  saloon  and  tailor, 
47  Washington 

Wilhelm  John,  barber.  103  N  1st 

WHiHELM  LUDWIG.  barber  shop 
St  Charles  Hotel,  8)  Morrison 

Wilhelm  Peter,  saloon,  cor  F  and  Front 

Wilhoit  Springs  Mineral  Water  Co.  A 
Labbe  pres.  cor  2d  and  Washington 

WILKEJSON  SAMUEL,  secretary  of 
Northern  Pacific  R  R,  res  New  York 
City 

Wilkinson  James,  mgr  Poriiland  Sea- 
man's Friend  Society,  cor  3d  and  D 

WILLAMET  IRON  WORKS.  John 

Mair  superintendent.  68  N  Front 

"WILLiJIETTE  FARMER"  (week- 


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ly),  "Willamette  Farmer"  Publishing 

Co  publishers,  5  Washington 
"WILLAMETTE  FARMER"  FTJB- 

LISHINO  CO.  S  A  Clarke  manager, 

5  Washington 
Willamette  Hotel,  John  Hanley  propr, 

227  Front 

WILLAMETTE  STEAM  MILLS 
LUMBERINO  AND  MANTJFAC- 
TURING  CO.  Julius  Ordway  super- 
intendent, N  Front  from  Q  to  S 

Williams  D  W,  real  ostate  agt,  105  Mor- 
rison 

Williams  Geo  H  (Williams,  Hill,  Dur- 
ham. Thompson  ft  Mays),  attomey-at- 
law,  147  1st 

Williams,  Hill.  Durham,  Thompson  ft 
Mays  (Geo  H  Williams,  H  Y  Thomp- 
son, Geo  H  Durham,  W  Lair  Hill  and 
Pierce  Mays),  attomeys-at-law,  147 
1st 

Williams  John  T,  bill  poster,  23)  Yam- 
hill 

Williams  J  W,  fish.  Central  Market 

Williams  Richard  (Thayer  ft  Williams), 
NW  cor  Front  and  Stark 

Williams  Thornton  (Gregory  ft  Wil- 
liams), attomey-at-law,  24  Union 
Block 

William*  W  H,  architect,  Dekum's 
Building 

Willis  P  L  (Willis  ft  Smith),  attomey- 
at-law  and  notary  public,  147  1st 

WILLIS  &.SMITH  (P  L  Willis  and 
Seneca  Smithy,  attorneys-at-law  and 
notaries  public,  146  Ist 


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100  N  Ist 

Wilson  Holt  C,  phyaioian,  SE  oor  2d 
and  Ash 

Wilson  Robt  H,  notary  public,  48  Ist 

WiltonWH(EAJ  A  Martin  &  Co), 
oor  C  and  2d 

Winter  Louis  (Kramien  &  Winter),  282 
Ist 

Wintzingorode  G  V,  books  and  station- 
ery, 231  Ist 

Wise  H,  furniture,  229  2d 

Wise  H,  tail<ir,  SE  cor  N  1st  and  B 

Witherell  J  R  ( J  R  Withorell  4  Co),  72 
1st 

WithereU  J  R  &  Co  (J  R  Witherell  and 
Wm  Kincnid),  real  estate  luul  employ- 
ment office,  72  Ist 

Withington  G  E,  assistant  cashier  First 
National  Bank,  127  1st 

Wohlers  Albert,  saloon,  295  Front 

Wolf  E,  clothing,  115  Front 

Wolf  H,  Brother  &  Co  (Harry  and 
Marcus  Wolf  and  Julius  Levin), 
wliolesale  clothing,  etc,  45  Front 

Wolf  R,  dry  goo<ls  and  clothing,  223  1st 

Wolfe  A  (S  Lipman  &  Co).  NW  cor  1st 
and  Washington 

Wolff  B,  coffee  house,  85  2d 

Wolff  Fritz  (Trenkman  4   Wolff),   cor 

3d  and  F 
WOODS  0>  engineer  and  architect,  151 

1st 
Wood  T  A  4  Co  (T   A   Wood),    money 
and  real  estate  brokers   and   notaries 
public,  Odd  Fellows  Temple 
Woodard  C  H  (Woodard,  Clarke  4  Co). 
141  Ist 

WOODARD.  CLARKE  &  GO  (C  H 

Womlard  and  L  (i  Clarke),  druggists, 

141  1st  cor  Alder 
Woods  J  8,  hatter,  143  Ist 
Woodward  George,   real  estate  agt,  4 

Washington 

WOODWARD  ft  MAOOOH   (Tyler 

Wooilward  and  L  B  Magoon),  livery, 
cor  2d  and  Taylor 


Woodward   George,     wool   buyer,   28 

Washington 
Woodwara  Tyler    (Woodward  4  Ma- 

Wroon),  cor  2d  and  Taylor 
OODWARD  ft  WOODWARD  (J  H 
and  C  H    Woodward),   attorneys-at- 
law,  23  Union  Block 
Woo  Kee  Co,  gen  mdse,  91  Front 
Wrinkle  J  F  D  4  Co  (L  F  J  and  J  F  D 
I      Wrinkle),  dry  goods  and  gents'  furn- 
ishing goods,  221  1st 

WimZHAN    WILLIAM     (Kelly, 

Dunne  4  Co),  42  Front 
Wyatt  J  B  (J  B  Congle  4  Co),  108  and 

no  Front 
WTOANT  THEOi  assistant  treasurer 

O  R  4  N  Co,  cor  Front  and  D 
Yocum  Mrs  A  M,  dressmaking,  183  1st 
Yocum  4  Clarno   (G    W    Yocum    and 

Francis  Clarno),  attorneys-at-law,  43 

1st 
Yocum  G  W  (Yocum  4   Clarno),  attor- 

ney-at-law,  43  Ist 
York  M,  confectionery,  285  1st 
Young  James,  groceries,  207  3d 
Young  James  (Taylor,  Young  &  Co),  16 

N  Front 
Young  William,  marble  works  and  mar- 
ble dealer,  HE  cor  2d  and  A 
ZAN  BR(M3  (Marino  and   Frank  Zan), 

manufacturers  wood  and  willow  ware 

and  brooms,  12  and  14  N  Front 
Zeiss  Harry  A,  butcher,  SW  cor  3d  and 

Ash 
Zcitfuchs  E  (K  Selig  4  Co),  163  2d 
Zeitfuchs  U,  saloon,  71  2d 
Zieber  Al  (Ziulier  4  McKinnon),  cor  1st 

and  F 
ZIEBER  ft  McKINNON  (Al  Zieber 

and    J    D    McKinnon),     proprietors 

Clarendon  Hotel,  cor  1st  and  F 
Ziegler  W   C,    eclectic  physician  and 

steam  baths,  49  lit 
Zimmerman  F,  liiiuors,  233  1st 
Zimmerman  Z  (Herrall  4  Zinunerman), 

cor  Harrison  and  Water 
Zoru  Adam,  saloon,  221  2d 


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Address, 

Oregonian  Publishing  Company, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


J.  C.  TODD. 


J.  F.  BIVEN. 


TODD  ds  BIVEN, 

WHOLESALE   GROCERS, 
Shipping  and  Commission  Merchants, 

No.  4:  N.  Front  St,      Portland,  Oregon. 

p.  O.  BOX  766. 


W.  LUNDBERG. 


J.  DILO. 


Oregon  Electrical  Works 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

Telegraphic,  Electrical  and  Surveyors'  Instruments 

and  Materials. 

OPTIC Ali  ClOODIi  OF  BVSBIT  OEIiCBlPTlOai. 

164  Fourth  Street,  bet.  Morrison  and  Yamhill, 

PORTLAND.  OREGON. 

P  /I   ff/iv  107  i  Patent  Models  and  Experimental  Machinery  a  Specialty. 

r.  V.  BOX  ivi.  ^  Jobbing  and  Repairing  prompUy  attended  to. 


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Plan 


105^ 


Oregon — Portland. 


STAVES  6&  WALKER, 

General  AgButm  for  Orefl^on  and  W.  T.,  for 

J.  I,  Casii  T.  M.  Co's  Hiresto, 

WOODBURY  POWER,  ENGINES  AND  HEADERS. 

STUDEBAK£R  BROS.  MFO.  COS. 

WAGONS  @  SPRING  GOODS. 


THE  J.  I.  CASE  PLOW  CO'S 

Centre  Draft  Steel  Plows  and  Chilled  Plows. 

SEND  FOR  CIRCULAR  AND  PRICES. 


JPOR.TL.AlVJ> ORKOOIV. 


J    KELLOGG  Sl  CO'S 

steamers  JOSEPH  KELLOGG  and  TOLEOO 

FOR  COWLITZ  RIVER. 

STEAMER  JOSEPH  KELLOGG  Ic^vej  Portland,  foot  Yamhill  Street,  for 
Frceport,  Tueiday.  Thursday  and  Fridayt  at  7  a.  m.,  via  Willamette 
Slough,  touching  at  St.  Helen,  Col.  City,  Kalama,  Carolls  Point,  Rainer,  Cedar 
Landing,  MonticoUo,  and  all  intermediate  pointa.  Returning,  leaves  Freeport  at 
C  A.  X.,  Monday*  Wednesday  and  Friday. 

STEAMER  TOLEDO  leaves  Portland  for  Toledo,  Monday  and  Thoraday. 
•t  6  A.  M.,  via  Willamette  Slough  and  above  landings,  touching  at  Freeport,  Ar. 
kansaw,  Olegua  aud  way  landings.    Returning  Wednesday  and  Satarday. 


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1065 


COBBITT  ^  MACLEAT, 


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SHIPPING  AND  COMMISSION  MERCHANI^, 


INSURANCE  AGENTS, 

Ncci.  29  and  31  Front  Street  and  28  and  30  First  Street, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


J.  McCRAKEN. 


W.  S.  MASON. 


McG£AKEN  &  MASON, 

Wholesale  Grocers 


SHIPPING  AND 


Commission   Merchants, 


60,  ft2,  64  and  66  North  Front  St., 


Portlandf  Oregon. 


viisNiffiL  CHOP  house: 


.^.^fir. 


AND 


COFFEE  SALOON, 

JOHN  BELISIS,  Proprietor. 

No.  30  Yauhill  Street, 

Portland,  Oregon, 

MEAIS  ATTiL  hours. 

Oyaters  in  Every  Style. 


fell 


1056 


Oregon — PorUamd. 


L.  FLBISCHNER,    \ 

JACOB  MAYER,      VPortUnd. 

SOL.  HIRSCH,        ) 


A.  SOHLUSSEL. 

New  York. 


FLEISCHNEB,  MATER  &  CO., 

Importers  of  Dry  Goods 

25  and  27  FRONT  STREET,  )„  ^,     .  « 

24  and  26  FIRST  STREET,    r"*^'*"^'  °''®9°"- 

NEW  YORK  OFFICE 1 72  CHURCH  STREET. 


L.  H.  ALLEN.  . 


C.  H.  LEWIS. 


ALLEN  &  LEWIS, 

WHOLESALE  GROCERS 


-AND- 


Commission    llorchaaU. 

C!or.  Morth  Front  and  U  Sts. 

Portland,  Oregon. 


Jos.  Halberstadt,    -    •    ■     Portland,  Oreoon. 
New  York  Office,  No.  10  Walker  Street. 

New  York  Novelty  Co. 

Importers  and  Jobbers  of 

Novelties,  Notions,  Toys, 

Beads,  Cutlery,  Stationery, 

ToiUt  AtUgIn,  Dngglsti'  SoadrlM,  fto. 

40  First  8t.,  bet.  Pine  and  Aah, 
PORTI<ANI>.  OREGON. 


C.  CAESAR  &  CO. 


*^  'OJ  AND  .'r^v   V. 


Commission  Merchants 

28  NOBTH  FRONT  STREET, 

Portland,  Oregon. 


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1067 


"THE  ESMOND," 

J.  H.  BBENNEB,  Prop'r. 


The  leading  Hotel  of  .Portland,  UreKun-  Is  a  ilre-i)roof  building,  containing  every  appliance  for 
the  protection,  comfort  and  luxury  of  its  guests,  including  Speaking  Telephones,  Bath  Rooms  and 
other  modern  improvements. 

THE  TABEiB  is  the  finest  in  the  city.  VREE  €OACHKI»  attend  the  arrival  of  aU 
trains  and  steamers.    Secure  your.Konms  before  arriving  by  telegraphing  "  THE  ESMOND." 


AWAKDKD  FOK  CLOAKb 


1^^ 


I  ¥t. 


H.  B.   LITT 

Manufacturer  of  all  Wool 

%  Ladies'  Dresses 

—         AND 

CLOAKS. 


AWARDED  FOR  SUITS. 


Sjiecial  attention  to 
eOUXTRY  OHDRRM 

Box  897.  Cor.  Third  and  Aider  Sis.,  I'  orti*iid,  Oregon. 


SIMOISr   HAllRIrf, 

IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  FN 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS  AND  SHEET  MUSIC. 

49  First  Street,  between  Pine  o  d  Ash* 

PORTLAND O.REOON. 


WM.  KMABB  *  CO'li 

Mrand  llqear«  4t  Vprlckt  Plaaee. 
80HMBBA  CO'S 
ttranA  tkinare  A  Vyrlclit  Pianon. 


SOLE  AGENT  FOR 

IjORIIVU  a  BLAHK'H 

Palece  Orcans. 
WILC'UX  A  WHITE'S 

OrK»na. 


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^iMiipPHnp 


1058 


Oregon — Portland. 


JOHN  BABBETT, 

IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 


'llleFp'  J|al@FiaIp. 


SOLE  AGENT  FOR 

HOOKER'S  STEAM  PUMPS, 

WGRTHINGTON'S  DUPLEX  STEAM  PUMPS,  and 

FRIEDMAN'S  PATENT  INJECTORS. 

No.  43  First  Street,  betwet^n  Ash  and  Pine,  Portland,  Oregon. 


CHAS.  E.  McBREEN, 

DEALER  IN 

Crockery,  Glass -Ware, 

STOVES,  RANGES,  ETC. 
AGENT  FOR  THE 

Celebrated  WINTHROP  RtNGE 

149  THIRD  STREET, 

PORTLAND OREGON. 


E.  0.  SMITH, 


167  FIRST  STREET, 

Bet.  Morrison  and  Yamhill,      I'onland,  Oregon. 
J.  W.  Mtraniei^.  AnsiAtant. 


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Dcutsclics  (f)asthaus. 

Corner  Front  and  B  Streets.  -  Portland,  Oregon. 

H.  ROTHFOS  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 


BOARD  PER  WEEK $4  ©O 

BOARD  PER  DAY I  OO 

BOARD  PER  WEEK,  WITH  LODGING 6  OO 

SINGLE  MEALS 86  Centa. 

LODGING 86  Cento. 


Baggage  Conveyed  to  and  from  the  House  Free  of  Charge. 

NO  CHINAMEN  EMP^.OYED. 


Oregon — Portland. 


1059 


B.  H.  SCHWAB  &  CO., 

Paper  Warehouse 

FULL  LINE 

Flat  Cap,  Folio.  Demy,  Bill  Head,  Le^al  Cap,  Bill  Cap,  Ledger 
Papers,  Envelopes,  and  Printing  Inks. 


Depot  for  Manilla,  Hardware  and  Straw  Wrapping  Papers,  Paper  Bags,  Twines, 

Etc.,     Etc.,     Etc. 

91  Second  Street,  between  Stark  and  Oak,  Portland,  Orejoron. 

THOMAS  VARWIG, 

f  limbe?,  ia§  mi  Stsasi  f  lit©? 

AND  DEALER  IN 

LEAO    -^1VI>    IK^OTV    I»IJPE. 

Copper  Bath  Tubs,  Copper  Balls,  Copper  Boilers,  Brass  Cocks, 

Closet  Bowls,  Patent  Closets,  Marble  Basins, 

Rubber  Hose,  Etc, 

71  Washington  St.,  near  cor.  4th,  Portland,  Oregon.    . 


p.  HaRVRV,  J.  B.  HclNTOSH, 

Consulting  Chemist.  Assaycr. 

ASSAY  OFFICE. 

dr.  B.  McINTOSH. 
Cor.  First  and  Htark  »ta„ 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


Testa  mode  wltli  care  and  Analyses  made  of 
Ores,  Etc. 

Uigliest  price  paid  fur  Uold  Dust  and  Bars. 


D.  P.  KENNEDY, 

Attorney  anl  Connselor  at  Law. 

Room  1,  D^knm  Bnlldlns.' 
PORTLAND, OREGON. 


InlHiifement  Suits  Conducted, 

And  other  Legal  Buaineu  Pertainiog  to 
Iietters  Patentn  n»r  Inventions. 


WM.  STOKES, 

ARCHITECT. 

SUPERINTENDENT 

AND 

SURVEYOR   OF    BUILDINGS. 

First  National  Bank,  First  St., 
ROOM  13,  THIRD  FLOOR, 

Portland,  Oregon. 


A.  E.  Butterfield. 


H.  S.  Butterfleld. 


Watchmakers  and  Jewelers, 

SOUTHEAST  CORNER 

First  and  Morrison  Streets, 

Up-stairs,  Cliurch'a  Building:, 

Portland Oregon. 

Special  attention  paid  to  repairing  fine  and 
complicated  watches.  Woric  for  the  trade  a  spe- 
cialty. All  watches  regulated  and  warranted  for 
one  year. 


1060 


Oregon — Portland. 


u.  s.  BMWiB?  mm  AM, 

HERRALL  1^  ZIMMERMAN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Malt  Rock  and  Lager  Beer 

AND  PORTER, 
Cor.  Harrison  and  Water  Sts., 

PORTI.AND,  ORBGOri. 

Dealers  in  Hops,  Beer  Ke^s,  Malt  Shovels,  Brass 
and  Wooden  Faucets,  Taps,  Corks,  Etc. 


S.  FAIUIELL. 


U.  EVERDINU. 


EVERDINC  «  FARRELL, 

Produce  Dealers, 

H»7,  Qruin,  Fe«d.  Groceriea.  SUaifles,  LtoM.  Etc.. 

Corner  Front  and  Alder  Streets Portland,  Oregon 

DEALERS  AND  SHIPPERS  OF  WOOL.  HIDES,  ETC. 


GRANVILLE  G.  AMES, 

Attorneyand  Counselor  at  Law. 

N.  W.  Cor.  Fint  and  Alder  Streets. 
PORTLAND,   OREGON. 


CoUectiona  uid  Kan^nJ  corrMpondenc*  •oll- 
citod. 


W.  A.  LEWIS, 

ABCHITECT. 


Plans,  Specifications  and  Details 

WITH  ACCURACY. 


PORTLAND.  OSEOOV. 


Oregon — PorUand. 


1061 


Mills  on  Cliektmu  River.  AgonU  for  Shattuok  and  Flotehtr's  Printing  inks. 

CLACKAMAS  PAPER  COMPANY. 

Uuiufftcturan  and  Importsn  of  and  Dealers  in 

WRAPPING  I  PRINTING  PAPERS 

Twinea*  Paper  Bags,  Card,  Straw  and  Binden^  Boards. 

102  Front  Street,  Portland,  Oregon. 

A  large  line  of  PRINTERS'  and  FRINTINO  MATERIAL  always  on  hand. 


First-Class  Investment 

TO    BUY 

REAL  ESTATE  IN  PORTLAND, 

Oregon,  or  Seattle,  Washington  Territory,  Port 
Moody,  British  Columbia— all  of  them  Railroad 
termini.    To  be  had  on  the 

INSTALLMENT    PLAN 

From  9150  each  to  $1000.    Apply  to 

R.   O.   PITT, 

Real  Estate  and  Money  Broker, 

140i  First  (t,  Portland,  Oregon. 


L.  BBOWir,  M.  D., 

Booms  L  &  M,  Top  Tloor, 

N.  W.  CORNER  OP 

Alder  and  First  Streets, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


^'Oxygen  Gas  administered  in  Lung 
Diseases. 

Medical  Students  Received. 


i-A^IsTID 


C.    PATER,    Proprietor, 
167  SECOND  STREET,  PORTLAND. 


OREGON. 


THE  ATTENTION  which  1  have  received  from  the  people  of  Portland,  and  the  country,  for 
the  pant  three  years  encourages  me  to  enlarge  my  business.  For  this  reason  I  am  pleased  to 
inform  you  that  I  liave  Just  enlar.sred  my  establishment,  desiring  to  establish  in  Portland  a  Manu- 
factory of  Jewelry,  sn  that  I  can  offer  gtiods  to  the  people  of  the  Nortli  I'acitic  Coast  at  very  rea- 
sonable rates.  I  tlicreforc  respectfully  solicit  your  orders,  which  will  bo  executed  and  returned  to 
you  the  same  week.    The  following  is  an  outline  of  ny 


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5^  FKICE    LIST.  «: 


Making  Plain  Band  Rinfe 9  6.00  per  dozen. 

Plain 6.00    " 

California 12.00    "       •• 

"        Motto,  black  letters,  enamel 12.00    "       " 

Setting  for  Diamonds,  each,  from 6.00  to  15.00. 

"       for  Amethyst,  each  from 2.00to8.00. 

"       Cameo  ring,  each,  from   3.00  to  10.00. 

"       Children's  ring,  per  dozen,  from         6.00 

Gold  Cable  Chain,  lu  karet  fine,  per  pwt   65 

Gold  Cable  Chains,  14  karet  lino,  per  pwt 90 

ALSO -Bracelets,  Lockets,  Necklaces,  Ear-rings,  Breast-pins,  Badges,  etc.,  etc. 
All  sorts  of  Silver  and  Gold  Plating  Watches  a  specialty. 

Watches  Gold  plated  from 3.00. 

Watches  Silver  pitted,  from 1.50. 

All  kinds  of  Engraving,  such  as  Ornaments,  Letters,  Seals,  and  Die  Sinking  done  to  order. 


1062 


Oregon — PorUamd. 


4>-THB   LEADING   SHOW   GASE   MANUFAOTUREB8. -C 

UlAUNf   DLnNdrClN   &  uUif  SAN  FRANClSCO.^ALIFOnMA. 


Branch,  Corner  Front  and  Stark  Sts..  Portland,  Oregon. 


JOHN  F.  (VSHEA. 


J.  B.  O'SHKA 


O'SHEA  BROS. 

Butchers  and  Packers, 


And  dealora  in  all  kinds  o( 


Fresh  aQl  Corel  Meats,  Bacon,  Hams  i  Lard. 

'Special  attention  given  te  supplying  Ships- 
Stalls  22, 23  and  24  Central  Market,  Portland,  Oregon. 

Husbands  and  Wives  do  not  giai  their  Matrimonial  Card  Outfits 
from  Hiines  the  Printer.  The  secret  charm  whic'  he  imparts  to 
work  of  this  kind  on  its  passage  through  his  hands  prevents  family 
jars.  Those  contemplating  shuttling  otf  the  coils  of  single  blessed- 
ness should  remember  this.  Red  Front,  5  Washington  Street, 
Portland.  Aside  from  this,  should  you  need  Printing  of  any  sort, 
Legal  Blanks  of  any  form.  Book  Binding  or  Paper  Ruling  of  any 
kind,  please  remember  that  EUmes  the  Printer  13  your  man. 

SEYMOUR,    8ABIN,    Av    CO., 


M ANUFACTURI-UW  OF 


MINNESOTA  CHIEF  THRESHERS, 

AND  PORTABLE  ZNOZHBB. 

STir.L'Wi^LTKK,  ISLIVN.,  A.MX>  OJLKr.A.lf  X>.  CA.T^ 

Jobbers  In  all  Kinds  of  First-Class   Farm   Machinery 

mmdimon  Sfc,  Fraoi  Fromt  to  14*^  Pta^lukU 
e.  W.  ALLEN,  ■aiai|«r  PsrtlMtf  BnuMk. 


Oregon — P(yrtl<md. 


106d 


LAND    DEPARTMENT 


OF  THE 


Northern  Pacific  Rail  Road 

The  Northern  Pacific  Raii  Road  Ca.  has  for  Saie 

2.000,000  Acres  of  Land  in  Western  Washington 
3,000.000  Acres  of  Land  in  Eastern  Washington 

AND    IDilAO    TERRITORIES, 

Which  will  be  Sold  to  Actual  Settlers  at 

LOW   PRICES  AND   ON   EAST  TERMS. 

THESE  LANDS  COMPRISE 

Agricultural   Landa   of  Great  Fertility  and   Some  of  the   Best 
Timber  Landa   to  be  Found 

Upon  the  Continent.    Amonf,'  the  inducoments  to  settle  in  WESTEBIV  WASHlWCiTOK 

are  its  mild  and  ^'onial  cliniato  and  the  variety  of  industrial  pursuits,  (or  which  it  affords  a  field. 
Fannin^;,  Lunilxirini,'',  Kishin^',  .Milling',  .Man\i(acturiiig,  TradinKi  and  Mining,  all  invite  ca]>ital  and 
promise  a  sure  return  for  labor.  Tlie  N.  P.  K.  K.  Co.  has  completed  its  railroad  in  KAtiTSBK 
WASHIIHUTON,  from  Wallula,  on  the  Columbia,  to  Rock  Island,  Montana,  and  is  now  offer- 
ing: tor  sale  in  this  division 

-A-'bonjLt   5,000,000    ^-cres. 

The  greater  part  of  which  lies  in 

The  Famous  Wheat  Belt 

That  extends  along  the  line  of  the  Company's  road  as  far  west  as  the  Cascade  Mountains,  and  is 
especially  adapted  to  agriculture,  while  thousands  of  acres  of  richest  pasture  give  abundant  room 
(or  grazing.    This  part  of  the  Territory,  favored  with  a 

Saiubrious  Ciimate  and  a  Soil  of  Unparalied  Fertility, 

is  destined  to  become,  in  a  short  period,  a  populous  and  wsalthj  Stats. 

ISff'  For  information  respecting  the  advantages  and  general  features  o(  the  country,  and  Rail- 
road and  Government  land,  addrsss 

LAND  DEPARTMENT,  K.  P.  R.  B.  Co., 

Poi:*tla,iid,  Oreg-on. 


GHAd  &  LAMBOSB, 

Land  Commiaaiwr, 


PAVLSGHULZl^ 

Oanera/  Land  Mgent^ 

POMTliAND.  OMBCiOH. 


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Oregon — Portland. 


EDWARD  STONE,  Proprietor. 

No.  9  Washington  Street,  between  Front  and  First  Streets, 

PORTLAND.   OREGON. 
Board  by  the  Week,  $4.50.  Meals,  25c  and  50o. 

IM  ADVAltf€E. 


PRIVATE  ROOIMS. 


OPEN  DAY  AND  NIGHT. 


CHAS.  L.  BERGEVIN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Foreii^  and  Domestie 

CIGARS  #  TOBACCOS, 

Ciffare  '«•  and  Meerschaums. 

N.  f .  cor.  First  M  Salmon  Streets, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


UNITED  STATES 

RESTAURANT 

No.  146  First  Street, 

POKTLANl)     OHKtiON 


PETEB  MABINCOVZCH,  Frop'r. 


Good  Square  Heals  at  86  cents. 

Oysters  Served  in  un.v  style  for  25  cents. 

Meals  at  all  Hours,  Day  or  Night. 


0.  K.  CIGAR  FACTORY 

EMPLOYS  ONLY 

WHITE  LABOR 


FURNISHES 


Ciflrars  of  a  Superior  Grade  to 
the  Trade  at  Prices  that  defy 

CHINESE  GOIMPETITION. 


FRANK  ORADKHANI) PROPRIETOR, 

70  Morrison  St..  Portland.  Or. 


fOVJHTAIN^ALOOH 

NORTHWEST  CORNER 

Front  and  Madison  Streets, 

•  OltTLAND,  OREGON. 

FINEST  BRANDS  OF 

WINES,  UP'"  IS  AND  CIGARS 

JOHN  ROT^TNER.  PMp*r. 


OCCIDENTAL  RESTAURANT. 

P.  KELIHER,  Proprietor. 

('(mNER  OF 

FIRST  AND  MORRISON  ST8., 

(^  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


'^  The  only  firat-olasa  Hotel  Restaurant  in  the  city. 
TaMe  Supplied  with  the  Best  of  the  Market 

Meals  25  Cents. 


Oregon — Portlcmd. 


1065 


A.  H.  JOHNSON, 

WHOLESALE 

Butclier  ad  Packer 


AND  DEALER  IN 


All  kinds  of  Fresh  &  Cured  Meats. 
MESS  BEEF  &  PORK 

CHJNSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 


ICE  CREAM  «  OYSTER  PARLOR 

IS  THE  MOST  POPULAR  AND 

SILICT  llSOai  OF  FORTLAVD. 

Oorner  ot  Fourth  andlTamhlll  fits, 

SAM  L.  BZABT,  Frop'r. 


Stalls   Noa.  26,   27.    28   Central 
Market, 

POUTLANU,  OHKOON. 

Orders  Promptly  Filled. 


J.  D.  MONTH  YON; 
STAIR  BUILDER. 

Fancy  Newel  Posts 

And  Stairs  of  every  description  constantly  on 
hand. 

French  Polishing  Done  to  Order- 
no  North  minth  Street, 

Bet.  F  and  6.  POUTtiAND,  OREGON. 


The  Oldest  and  Leading  Agricultural  Journal. 
PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

Those  wishing  to  secure  the  benefits  of  advertising  for  the  A>^rieultural  portion 
of  Oregon  and  Wasliington  Territory,  should  send  to  the 

WILLAMETTE  FARMER  PUBLISHING  COMPANY, 

Publishers  of  the  Willamette  Farmer. 

Sample  Copies  and  Advertisings  Rates  sent  free  on  application. 

S.  A.  CLARKE,  Manager,  Portland,  Oregon. 

IMPORTING  AND  MANUFACTURING 

Cutler,  Locksmith  and  Bell-Hanger, 

67  North  First  Street, 

Between  D  and  E  Streets,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

Knives,  Scissors,  Razors,  Surgical  Instruments,  and    all  kinds  of  Edge  Tools 
Ground  and  put  in  order  at  short  notice.     Saws  Filed,  Set  and  Ke-toothed. 

BUTCHERS'  SAWS  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

REPAIRING  Neatly  Done  and  Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 


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Oregon — Portland. 


Northern  Paeifie  Railroad, 

WESTERN   DIVISIONS. 


In  connection  with  the  Oregon  Railway  and  Nav.  Co'a  Linea  to  form  the 


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With  a  continuous  rail  line  from 


The  Great  Lakes  to  Deep  Water  on  PugetSund. 

THE  PACIFIC  DIVISION 

Ifl  now  in  operation  from  Knlanin,  on  the  Columbin  Hiver,  to  tho  Sound  Port  of 
New  Tacoma,  connecting  at  Tenino  witli  Daily  trains  for  Olympia. 


THE  PEND  D'OREILLE  DIVISION 

Leaving  the  line  of  the  ().  K.  &  N,  CO.,   at  WaluUa  JuuctioA,  is  the  only  raii 

route  for 

AINSWORTH,        SPRAGUE,        CHENEY, 
SPOKANE  FALLS,    RATHDRUM,    Lake  Pend  D  Oreille, 

And  all  points  in 

Nol'tJicrtt  Idaho  and  Montana, 


THE  CLARES  FORE  DIVISION 

Rapidly  nearing  completion   to  within  easy  distance  of  Missoula,  wiil  soon  Iw 

reco;.'nized  as  The  Rapid    and    Cheap    Tranaportatioo  Route 

between  Montana  Point*  and  the  Pacific  Seaboard. 


GENERAL  OFFICERS: 


IIKNRY  VH,LARI>,  Preni'lent.H'i  Bn'ftdw»v,S.V. 

T.  F.  OAKKS,  Vi»f  Prusldciit, 

A.  J.  TH«)MAS,  -.M  Vice  rreslileiit, 

SAM'L  WIIIKKSON,  SeireUry, 

R.  L.  HKLKNAI*.  Trewuror. 

OKO.  OKAY,  lien  I  <'i.uii»cl, 

J.  A.  BAKKKH,  Ueii'l  Auilit<>r, 

.).  W.  SI'l{A<;i;K,<;cn'ISui>t.,  NcwTaooma.W.T. 

MARTIN  WINCH,  «iciri  Bifil.  Aifciit,    I'ortlitiiJ. 

.KHI.1  Ml'IR,  Supt.  i>f  Trarti.'.        Portland,  Or. 


I  C.  N.  S<xnT,  Auil.  unit  DUbiirsinsc  omcor, 

I'orfUntl. 
I  II.  TIIIKI.SKN,  Sii|H!r\  Uinif  I'^nttinocr, 
I  J.  I.   HAI.I.KTT,  »u|it.  of  CiMstnutidn,      '• 
,  II.  I>.  SANHmUN,  Pure  liosiii;^  Atfont,  " 

I  (iTIS  SPUAlilK.  Sujit    l'»f.  I)|\.,  NowTftooma. 
!  ii.  W.  KA1RWI':.\TIIKK,  Supt.  Pen.!  d'Orcille 

liiti.iioii,  .Sprm.'uo,  W.  T. 

{  A.  L.  STOKRS,  Uon'l  (Uuttcrn  I'afi.  Ai,'eiit, 
I  5-J  flur'.  Street,  Chlwn;.). 


Oregon — Portland. 


1067 


OrejOB  Haiby  anil  iavigation  Cony 

The  Extensive  Transportation  System  of  the  Nonhwest, 


THE  OCEAN  DIVISION. 

Stannoh  and  Elegant  Iron  Steamahips  EVERY  FOUR  PASfS. 

The  "COLUMBIA,"  Captain  Belles. 

The  "  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA,"  Capt.  Debney. 

The  "OREGON,"  Captain  Palemann. 

Between  San  Francisco  and  Astoria  and  Portland. 

The  Gateway  to  the  Inland  Empirei 


Commodious  River  Steamers  Daily 
Down  the  Cdlumbia  to  Kalama  and  Astoria. 

Up  the  Willamette  to  Oregon  City  and  Salem. 

Up  the  Columbia  to  Bonneville. 

•  THKIIE  CONXKCTINU  WITH 

Daily  Express  Trains  for  The  Dalles,   Umatilla, 

Walla  Walla,  Waiuburgr.  and  Dasrton. 
And  with  Boats  at  Riparia  for  Almota,  Lewiston  and  Snake  River  Points. 

From  Kalaina  the  Trains  of  ihe  ^'orth«*rn  Pa4%in«  connect  at  Tat-nma,  W.  T.,  with  Fine 
Sound  steamura  (or  feU'attle,  Port  TowiiHen«l,  Victoria,  B.C.,  IJtNalady.  lie- 
hoin«^,  on  Mfllliisliam  Bay,  una  with  lUvm- buatii  for  puints  on  the  MKA<irlT  and 
NOOKIIACK  RlVKMId^ 

Durlns  the  Meaiion,  Special  inti.uocmunts  antl  Low  Rates  ntrcre>l  to  Tourists  to  view  the 
Beautiful  Scenery  of  the  L'olumhiii  iiiid  Willamette  Kivur;),  ti>llwacoanii  the  Sua»ii(le,  anil  overland 
to  the  eIlchantin^' waters  oi  PIKJllT  t401T5II>,  the  fSportsmen'a  Parauiete. 


This  Company  alio  diHpatclics  a  monthly  boat  (nr.u  Cctilo  for  PrieMt's  Rapids  and  Point 
in  Vaklma  and  Kittitam  Valleys.    The  rail  bruncli  now  \mug  iMnstructcd  from  the  lino 
of  the  I'und  d'Oruille   Division,  N.  I'.  K.  It.  will  soon  penetrate  the  I'alouse  country  to  Farrinfi^on, 
Colfax,  Moeuow  aiid  Eiidicutt.    


GENERAL 

H.  VltiLARD,  President,  New  Yorlv  City. 

J.  a.  DOliPH,  Vice-President,         Portland,  Or. 
O.  H.  PRESC'OTT,  .Manajfor,  " 

J.  M.  BUt'KLKY,  Asst.  Manofc'er,  " 

C.  .1.  SMITH,  Conjptrolicr,  " 

HORACK  WHITE,  Treasurer,     New  York  City. 
THEO.  WYGANT,  Asst.  Troas.,       Portland,  Or. 
JOHN  MUIR,  Supt.  of  'IVathc, 
J.  H.  HUDDLESON,  Auditor, 
A.  h.  STOKES,  Gen.  EiMtern  Pass.  Agt., 

52  Clark  St.,  Chicago. 


OFFICERS. 

I  A.  L.  MAXWEIX,  Ticket  Ajft.,        Portland,  Or. 
I  OOODALL,  PERKINS  A  CO.,  Supfs  Ocean  Divi- 
sion, San  Francisco. 
Capt.  GEO.  J.  AINSWORTH,  Supt.  River  Divi- 


sion, 


Portland,  Or. 


F.  T.  DODGIO,  Asst.  Supt.  River  Div.,  " 
JNO.  GATES,  Chief  Eng.,  Rlv.  Div.,  " 
H.  THI'iLSEN,  Chief  Eng.  of  Construction, 

Portland,  Or. 


1068 


Oregon — Portlund. 


Chas.  Hodgo. 


T.  A.  Davis. 


Geo.  W.  SneU. 


Fred.  K.  Arnold. 


SOBQE,    SAVZS   ft    CO., 

(E8TABLISI1KI)   18')!    ) 

WHOLESALE  DRUGGISTS 


1X@  Fxoaat  St.,  Seiaa.  f  xa,aa.eS.aico.  32 

Hoa.  82  and  94  Fraat  Stnst,  Corner  Stark,    - 


r  St.,  ^^m-rxr  "TTcrlB. 


Importers  of  Paints.  Oils  and  Glass. 

T»ROI*R.IKXOI?,S    OF-    ORKG-ON    KIDNKY    TKA.. 


S.  P.  Christy. 


CHRISTY   &  WISE, 


Tiios.  lir.viuAN. 


An«l  ComniiHHioii  SIoroliaiitM  for  the  Htklv  of 

WOOL,  HIDES,  TALLOW,  GRAIN,  ETC.,  ETC. 

Also.  Wool  'Ba.ga,  Twine,  Dips,  and  all  Ranch  Supplies  furnished 
Customers  at  Lowest  Rates. 

MC.  Cor.  Fifth  and  Townsend  Sis..  San  Francisco.      34  Front  St.,  Portland,  Or. 

J.  jr.  4<II.4l*PRTili.  HaniiKt'r  roitlniul  Olllre. 

HERREIM  BROS., 

miQm 


C"f)NSir.\.MKNTS  OK 

WOOL.  GRAIN.  FLOUR,  and  all  kinds  of  OREGON  and  CALI- 
FORNIA Produce  solicited. 


Importer!!  ami  .inbbiTN  it!  Iiirain,  %Vool,  and    Flonr   BaicN,  Fle«-«>«>  and  l^<'winic 
TwineM,  <'otton  B«*ltiiiK,  llammo«'kN.  Oil  <'iothiiiK,  TrdtM,  t'tr. 

teJ  l'artii\ilar  iiftcntjoii  jiaiil  til  ImyiiiK' l^'ariiiLTs' «uiiiilio-<  mi  urilur.     C'DtiMixitineHttf  and  ciirros- 
pondciu'o  HoliciUid.     t^ilK'Ml  vaxU  adtani'CH  niailunii  riiiisi.:;iiiiiciits. 

S.  E.  cor.  North  Front  and  B  Streets.  Portland.  Oregon. 


K.  <>.  tS^ltSUN. 


T.  l»il»liKli.s. 


CORSON  ^  RODCERS, 

PORTLAND  BOOT  AND  SHOE  MANUFACTORY. 

llOh  FRONT  STREET, 


l*OH-'l  U. A.IN  I  >, 


**IthHi<>?S. 


Wo  warrant  all  our  work  uiul  Jefuiul  it.  Our  stuck  coa»i><tH  of  Kreucii  Cnlf  ami 
Kip  Skini  of  tlie ''^jst  grades.  Also,  New  Yi-rk,  I'hiiadelphia  uuu  t'liira^'i.  Calf 
and  Kip,  out  of  v,  nich  we  ni-'unfaoture  boots  and  ohocsof  the  Usst  quality,  fall 
and  examine  and  convince  youriteU. 


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1069 


JNO.  R.  WHEAT, 

Attorney  at  Law. 


J.  P.  O.  L0WN8DALK, 

Notary  Public. 


LOWNSDALE  &  GO. 


No.  6  Washinetou  Street, 

PORTLAND,  OBEGON, 

CTity  Age&ts  Commercial  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  of  California. 
And  Hartford  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  of  Hartford,  Connecticut. 

Real  Estate  in  Portland  and  throughout  the  Pacific  Northwest  bought  and 
sold.  Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  non-residents.  Mr,  Lownsd.ale  has 
been  twenty  years  in  the  Real  Estate  Business  in  Portland.  Mr.  Wheat  was  for- 
merly in  charge  of  Land  Department  of  Northern  Pacific  R.  R.,  for  Pacific  Coast. 

RBFEBBNCES. 

rirst  Nati  iiial  Bank Portland.  I  Mr.  Chas.  B.  WriRht,  142  Third  St.,  Philadelphia- 

Ladd  &  T'.lton,  Bnnlicrs "         I  Dr.  A.  P.  Miller.  .New  York  Tribune,  New  York- 
Bunk  oM)reKon "        I  CSeorge  B.  Mallury  .  ...55  Broadway,  New  York 

Paul  Scliulze,  Oen'l  Land  Agent  N.  P.  R.  R.  &  O.  &  C.  R.  R.  Co's Portland. 

f  lOFLE'S .  f  14ISF1B  00. 

5  WAIiHlX<iiTON  STRGET,  Bvtween  First  and  Front. 
PORTLAND.   OREGON. 

Thliji8  the  only  autluirizeil  Transfer  Co.,  allowed  to  check  (or  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s  Ocean  Steamers. 

Orders  /eft  at  Office  or  by  Telephone  will  receive  prompt  attention. 

Orders  received  day  or  nii^'ht.    Kxclusive  Au^ency  un  RailroAds  and  Steamers. 

OUK  AUENTS  ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 

K.    i;V.    DAI^IEIL.8.    Proper. 

Another  Great  Victory  for  Orep. 

"Self-preservation  U  the  first  law  of  nature." 
m  VSTSH'iSf^V^^H^^^H  KnoouraKC  Home  Industry  if  you  would  be  a 
■  ■  "B  '  B™  ■•  ^•S^^^^^^M  prosperous  people. 

THK    DANDIXION    TONIC 

Is  strictly  an  Orcjjim  production.  It  is  recom- 
ivcnded  by  almost  all  the  ph>oician8  to  be  the 
besi  ai,  1  purest  Tonic  in  the  world.  Forty- 
seven  persons  cured  of  Dyspepsia  and  Indi);es- 
tion.  Twelve  thousand  bottles  sold  in  one  year, 
ard  the  sales  increasing.  It  is  a  pack  of  non- 
sense to  pay  out  thousands  of  dollars  for  foreign 
g<HMls  when  we  can  prixiuce  better  goods  here 
at  home.  THR  DANDELION  has  stood  the 
test,  and  I  challenge  the  world  for  95,000  to 
beat  it.  Sold  everywhere,  and  at  wholesale  by 
SCOSOhS,  •DUkT^rXU  <lB  CO., 
Portland,  Orboon. 


MH 


NLEY  S    ' 


OftHDELIOH 

TONIC. 


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1070 


Oregon — Portland. 


COMMERCIAL  REPORTER 

.  AND  

Journal  of  Commerce. 


(Established  1861.) 


W.  B.  BOONE, 


Proprietor. 


No.  5  Washington  St.,  Portland,  Oregon. 


The  only  Commercial  Paper  North  of  San  Francisco. 

0"  Rates  Hent  upon  application. 

DILO  &  6ROPPEB, 


AND 

No.  82  Front  Street,  rear  of  Hanson's  Seed  Store, 

PORTLAND.    OREGON. 

t 

Jobbing  and  Repairing  Promptly  Attended  to  and  Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 


H.  HANSON, 

NURSERY  AND  SEEDSMAN, 

Snd  Stort  tai  Oiot,   -    82  Front  8t. 

PORTLAND.  OREGON. 

Nonery,   •   •   •   •   Eait  Portland. 

Catalogue  free. 


8.  A.  NAHON, 

Blanufketurer  of 

Cp  d  l^  Cigamltes, 

105  Front  Streot* 
PORTLAIID,     •    -    .    ORECOM. 


Oregon — Portland. 


1071 


BON  TON 

TAILORING   ESTABIISHMENT, 

11  OAK  STREET, 

Between  Front  and  First,  PORTLAND. 


GENTLEMEN! 

IP  YOU  WANT  A 

Perfect-Fitting  Suit  of  Clothes 

GO  TO  THE 

BON  TON 

Tailoring  Establishment. 


SHIPPER  &  RYBKE. 

PROPRIETORS  OF  THE 

Bon  Ton  Tailoring 

ESTABLISHMENT, 

Where  there  is  no  misrepresentation. 


NO  AMERICAN  GOODS 

SOLD  FOR 

FBEXCH  GOODS 

AND  ALL  GOODS 

Represented  as  they  are. 

A  Large  Stock 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


We  Male  tHe  Best  Fitting  Clotkes 

On  tlie  North  raciflcl'nast, 

AT  LOWEST  RATES. 


GUTTING  done  FREE 

For  Purchasers  of  Cloth. 
RULES  AND  SAMPLES 

FOR 

SELF-MEASUREMENT 

Sent  Free  to  any  address  on  application. 


Pants  Made  to  Order  from 
Suits  Made  to  Order  from 


$6.00 
-  $25.00 


1; 


A  Large  Stock  of  Cloths  and  Tailors*  Trimmings  constantly  on 
hand  to  supply  our  Country  Tailors. 


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1072 


Oregon — PortUmd. 


NEW  HAVEN 

Carriage  Manufactory, 


Cor.  Fourth  and  Ash  Sts.,  Portland,  Oregon. 

Every  description  of  Carriages,  Wagons,  Buggies,  etc. ,  made  to  order  of  Best 
Material  and  Workmanship.  Repairs  of  all  kinds  executed  with  neatness  and 
dispatch. 


CITY    BREWERY, 


PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


MANUFACTURER   OF 


8®#i  sffii  '§&mmm  M^m 


AND  DEALER  IN 


Brewers'  Supplies  of  all  kinds. 


Country  Orders  Solicited  and  Promptly  Filled. 


Oregon — Portland. 


1073 


E.  &  J.  A.  MARTIN  it  CO., 

Stall  iilMiiSj 

Cor.  C  and  Second  Streets, 

PORTLAND,    OREGON. 


Walnut,  Spanish  Cedar  and  Aah  Lumber  con- 
stantly on  hand,  also  Rails,  Newels  and  Balus- 
ters and  all  kinds  of  Hardwood,  Veneers  and 
everything;  in  the  Stair  Line. 

Country  Orders  filled  on  short  notice. 

Your  Orders  respectfully  solicited. 


HART  &  FITZPATRICK, 

VooiTimiiguiFluisgMi 

WOOD    TURNING 

—AND— 

BBACSET  WQKS   A   SPECIALTY. 

C:-ner  C  and  Second  Streets, 
Portland.  Oreison. 


E.  E.  McCLUBE, 


DEALER  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 


CrD^BEE, 


DRESSED   AND    UNDRESSED. 


PICKETS,   LATHS,  SHINGLES, 

Mouldings;  Brackets,  Knees,  Etc. 


OFFICE   AND  YARD: 


Southeast  Corner  Yamhill  and  Front  Streets, 

POBTLAND,    OBEGON. 


f liiiiE  ii4f  mil 


AT  THE  FOOT  OF  TAYLOR  STREET, 
PORTLAND,  OBEGON. 


Sail  and  Row  Boats  of  every  description    Rented 
by  the  Hour,  Day,  Weeic  or  Month. 


Boats  of  any  desired  pattern  built  at  the  Lowest  Rates. 
J.  LaCHAPELLE,  Proprietor. 


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1074 


Oregon — Portland. 


HARRY  M.  CLAY. 


PROPRIETORS  OF 


OSCAR  I.  CLAY. 


msdeai  F@@d  i  Lmfj  Stables 

Corner  Front  and  Jefferson  Sts.,  Portland,  Oregon. 


HORSES  BOARDED  AT  REASONABLE  RATES. 

TEAMS  FURNISHED  WITH  OR  WITHOUT  DRIVERS. 


S.  B.  McBride. 


W.  R.  Vincent. 


J.  M.  Poindexter. 


Union  Carriage  Factory. 


Manufacturers  of 


WAGONS,    TRUCKS,    PHAETONS, 
Bngglps  and  Bnckboarda. 


NE.  Cor-  Second  and  Salmon  Sts., 
PORTLAND.    ORe«iiO!V. 


REPAIRING  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

New  and  Second-hand  Express  Wagons 
constantly  on  hand. 


JOSEPH  LIBERTY, 

Practical  Blacksmitti, 

Wagon  Makert  Horseshoer*  and 
General  Jobber. 

Lame  horses  on  account  of  imperfect  shoeint; 

taken  in  hand.     A  IHTKK  will  bo  cIToctod, 

OR  NO  PAY. 

S\V.  Cor.  Front  and  Jefferson  Streets, 
PORTLA^^D.    ORECiOW. 


O.  H.  SIMPSON. 


ED.  SIMPSON. 


SIMPSON  BROS., 

CARRIAGE  @  SIGN  PAINTERS 

And  dealers  in  e\  ery  description  of 

New  and   Second-Hand  Carria- 
j^es  and  Wagona, 

208  Second  Street, 

Retwcen  Taylor  and  Salmon, 
PORTLAND ORECJON. 


FREIMAIM'S    COFFEE   HOUSE, 


IRESIAURANTpW  J 


OTCOffEEl 


B.  FREIBtAN,  Proprietor. 


OPEN  DAY  AND  NIGHT. 


WASHINGTON  STREET, 

lietwevn  Fin«t  and  Second, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


Oregon — Portlamd. 


1076 


OREGON  LIVERY.  HACK  AND  SALE  STABLES. 

OODARD  ft  FRAZIER,  Prop'ra. 

Livery  and  Feed  Stables 

Nos.  152  and  154 

Cor.  Morriaon  and  Second  Stat* 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


Horses  for  Sale  or  to  Let  at  Lowest  Rates. 
Horses  Sold  on  Commission  anil  l<ept  on  Livery. 


W.  C.  DRUGAN, 

FashionabU  Tailor. 

strictly  First-class  Work. 

Latest  Styles  in  Gut  aM  Goois. 

REASONABLE  PRICES. 

SO  Morrison  tiitreet,  near  First, 

PORTIiAND,  ORBUON. 


Jowelry  Manufacturer 

-AND- 

DIAMOND  SETTER. 


Comer    Morrison  and  Second    Streets 
(Up-stairs), 

PORTIiAKO.  OREGON. 

O"  Any  Design  of  Jewelry  made  to  order. 


MRS.  S.  F.  MATHEWS, 


THE 


Leading  Hair  Dresser  Wig  &  Toupee  Maker, 

226  FIRST  STREET,  PORTLAND,  OREGON. 

All  kinds  of  Hair  Work  done  with  neatness  and  dispatch,  at  the  very  lowest 

terms.     A  perfect  match  guaranteed  to  any  sample  forwarded  to  me. 

HAIR  JEWELRY  A  SPECIALTY. 


The  Oregon  Cooperage. 

JAMES   KILLEEN.   Proprietor. 
FRONT  STREET, 

Portland,   Oregon. 


(;^ss 


Beef,  Salmon  and  Butter  Barrels  and  Kegs 
always  on  hand. 
Orden  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


LouisirUlo  Bestaur^t. 

Ko.   170    FIRST    STREET, 

Between  Morrison  and  Yamhill, 

PORTLAND,     -    -    -    OREGON. 
ii§^  UMdm  Sroprietor. 


PRICES— Meals  from  25  cents  upwards. 
Board,  per  weelt, (5.00. 


Private  Rooms  for  Ladies  and  Special  Parties- 
Meals  at  all  hours  of  the  day  or  night. 


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1076 


Oregon — Portlcmd. 


BUREAU  of  IMMIGRATION 

Corner  of  Front  and  D  Streets, 

PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


Immigrants  are  advised  to  call,  upon  their  arrival  in  Portland, 

AT  THE  BUREAU  OF  IMMIGRATION 

Where  they  will  receive  detailed  information  pertaining  to 

ROUTES  OF  TRAVEL, 

CHARACTER  AND  LOCATION  OF  RAILWAY, 

GOVERNMENT  AND  OTHER  LANDS, 

In  Oregon,  Washington,  Idaho,  etc.,  etc. 


INFORMATION  AND  MAPS  FURNISHED  FREE  OF  CHARGE. 


A  complete  Collection  of  Agricultural  and  other  Products  of  the  Great 
Pacitic  Northwest  is  kept  on  exhibition  at  this  office. 


Descriptive  Pamphlets  and  Samples  of  Grain,  Etc., 

MAILED  FREE  OF  CHARGE. 


LETTERS  OF  INQUIRY  PROMPTLY  ANSWERED. 


Address,  BUREAU  OF  IHMIORATION, 

Portland,  Oregon, 


HUIH.  TOGGLE  t  CI.  IIIIEGON  >SH  >HD  MI>PLE.".f.?,Bai!;r 


Oregon — Portl>;.7id-Prineville. 


1077 


WM.   HEALY, 

COPPERSMITH 

— AND— 

SHEET  IRON  WORKER, 

4»  ISecond  Street,   bet.  C  and  D, 

PORTIiASin,   ORBOOW. 

Stoamboat,  Distillery  and  Brewery  Work  done 
to  order. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  repairinK  of 
Soda  Fountains  and  (lonerators. 

<Kf'All  orders  proniiitly  attended  to. 


PORT  ORFORD. 

CcRBY  County,  A  post-oflice  and  a 
seaport,  reached  by  sea-going  vessels; 
337  miles  north  of  San  Francisco,  28 
miles  north  of  Gllensberg  and  58  miles 
south  of  Empire  City;  population  100. 

Carman  Asa,  liquors  and  gen  mdse 
Carman  J  W,  county  commissioner 
Cooley  lias  A,  justice  of  peace 
Dixon  Jas,  supt  Port  Orford  Mill  Co 
Fitzhugh  Geo,  county  surveyor 
<iuorin  VV  S,  county  school  supt 
Knapp  Louis,  hotel 
Lorentzen  N  C,  justice  of  peace 
Tichenor  Mrs  Elizabeth,  postmistress 
Tichenor  J  B,   real  estate  agt  and  col- 
lector 
Tichenor  Wm,  notary  public 
Van  Pelt  Thos,  notary  public 


Mack  J  W,  hotel 

Miller  O  C  &  Bro,  carpenters 

Morehead  &  Cleaver,  nour-mill 

Reynolds  R  P,  saloon 

Shearer  Geo,  general  merchandise 

Watson  James,  bootmaker 


PRAIRIE  CREEK. 

Union  County.     A  post-office, 

DOWNEY  R  Ml  varieties,  hotel  and 

post-ofiine 
Meek  C  W,  planing  and  shingle-mill 
Rich  T  F,  general  merchandise 
Roupe  &  Son,  milling 
Winters  W  H,  blacksmith 


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POWELL'S  VALLEY. 

Multnomah  County.  A  post-office,  12 
miles  northeast  of  Portland. 

Ferguson  G  G,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Powell  Valley  Co-operative  Association, 

W;en  mdse,  T  K  Williams  agt 
ILLIAMS  T  K.  grocer 

PRAIRIE  CITY. 

Grant  County.  A  post-office,  198 
miles  by  stage  southeast  of  The  Dal- 
les, and  14  miles  northeast  of  Canyon 
City.     Population  250. 

Ashford  J  W,  physician 

Brodie ,  meat  market 

Cleaver  Mrs,  millinery 
Cooley  Chr,  restaurant 
Fisk  W  R,  general  mercliandise 
Ford  L  N,  saloon 

Galbraith  Wm  J,  general  merchandise 
Harilman  Joseph,  hotel 
Johnson  John  R  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Lawrence  — — ,  general  mnrchandiso 
LE  BBET  JULES>  general  merchan- 
dise, livery  stable,  and  postmaster 


PRINEYILLE. 

Wasco  County.  A  post-office.  It  is  a 
busy  place,  and  the  centre  of  trade; 
supports  a  newspaper,  and  is  doing  a 
brisk  business  with  the  mining  dis- 
tricts in  the  southwestern  spurs  of  the 
Blue  Mountains.  It  is  reached  by  the 
O.  K.  &  N.  Co.'s  steamer  to  The 
Dalles,  and  Ihen  by  stage  It  has  a 
population  of  several  hundred. 

Baldwin  T  M,  notary  public 

Barnes  E,  justice  of  peace 

Barnes  Geo  W,  attorney -at-law 

Barnes  &  Richardson,  attorneys-at-law 
and  notaries  public 

Circle  John,  blacksmith 

«  ircle  Wm,  hotel 

Colver  A  &  Son,  hotel 

Gesner  V,  physician 

Glaze  T  H,  saloon 

Graham  R,  saloon 

Halin  &  Fried,  general  merchandise 

Hamilton  &  SpaflF.^rd,  livery  stable 

Holbert  Mra  M  A,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Howard  J  W,  druggist 

Ketchum  I  L,  bootmaker 

Loacker  Frank,  brewery 

Luckey  J  C,  blacksmith 

Manfin  &  Nichols,  livery  stable 

Nichols  B  F,  attoruey-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Philliber  R,  butcher 

PICKETT  &  THOMAS,  books,  sta- 
tionery, and  notions 

Powell  D  F,  planing-mill 

Powers  A  W,  cabinetmaker 

Selling  &  Winkler,  genpral  merchandise 
Senders  A  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Sichel  M  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Stewart  &  Pett,  ilouiing-mill 
THOMAS  D  E>  postmaster 
Volrath  R  H,  carpenter  and  builder 
Woods  W  L,  barber 


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Prineville  Weekly  News 

PUBLISHED  EV^RY  SATURDAY  BY 


Leneve  Geo,  aaloon 
Muchedo  L  &  Co,  fishery 
PTtimmiATnCP.  ASAMi  general  mer- 
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PURDY. 

Umatilla  County.    A  post-office. 
Levi  Mark,  general  merchandise 

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QUINN. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Columbia  Kiver,  reached  by  O.  K.  k 
N.  Co.'s  steamers;  01  miles  north- 
west of  Portland. 

Brannon  John,  cooper 
Dobbins  I,  surveyor 
Hodgkins  &  Ball,  Hshcrmen 
McGrath  A,  general  merchandise 
Mc<traw  A,  general  merchandise 
QUINN  JAMES.  Hulmon  cannery 
Symons   William,  general   merchandise 


RAINIER. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office,  and 
steamer  landing,  on  the  Columbia 
River,  46  miles  below  Portland,  and 
51  miles  above  Astoria;  reached  by 
O.  it.  &  N.  Co.  's  steamers. 

BLANCHARD  DEAN,  sawmill,  gen- 
eral merchandise,  lumber  contractor, 
builder,  and  postmaster 

Cox  James,  saloon 

Jackson,  ^leycr  k  Co,  canneries 

Kittering  M  J,  tannery 

Link  &  Blake,  saloon 

Link  M,  general  merchandise 

Merrill  F,  general  merchandise 

Moeck  Geo  F,  general  merchandise 

Silver  J,  saloon 


RANDOLPH. 

Coon  County.     A  post-office,  30  miles 
south  of  Empire  City,  Population  50. 

Dalmas  Harry,  eooper 


RIVERSIDE. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office, 
reached  by  O.  R.  ft  N.  Co.'s  steamern; 
40  miles  northwest  of  Portland. 

Canari  F,  physician 
Cole  Nelson,  attomey-at-law 
Hawkins  Geo,  wholesale  liquors 
Jonea  Charles,  dancing  teacher 
ifones  J  W,  general  merchandise 
KNOWLES  C  F,  postmaster 
Lindgren  G  F,  boots  and  shoes 
Lovell  8  L,  Huuring-mill 
Messing  C,  blacksmith 
Wallace  John,  dry  goods 
Wood  Fremont,  nttorney-at-law 
Wright  J  B,  merchant 


ROCK  ?mn. 

Jackson  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  on  Rogue  River,  84  miles  by 
stage  from  Ruseburg. 

Coboig  W  L,  physician 
HATfflONDBEN.  postmaster 

HAYMOND  &  HAOBUDER.  gon- 

eral  merchandise 
Hays  J  W,  blacksmith 
Neathammcr  Jacob,  justice  of  peace 
WMiite  ft  Bros,  hotel  and  saloon 


ROCKVILLE. 

Wasco  County.     A  post-office. 
VABNET  A  N>  postmaster 

ROCKWOOD. 

Multnomah  County.     A  post-office. 

LEWIS  C  C>  general   merchandise  and 

pustmustcr 
Volentine  H  C,  blacksmith   and  wagon - 
maker 


ROCKY  POINT. 

Coos  County. 

Gilbert  J  B  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
SCALES  E  8>  saloon 


ROLAND. 

Cooa  County.    A  post-office. 
WABNE  W  N.  postmaster 


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ROOSTER  ROCK. 

Multnomah  Coumtt.  A  poat-offioe 
•nd  steamer  landing,  46  miles  north- 
east of  Portland,  reaohed  by  l>he  O.  R. 
&  N.  Co. 'a  steamers. 

Bernard  John,  grocer 
Block  J,  saloon 

LATOURELL  JOSEPH,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Rolf  Theo,  saloon 
Ross  Mrs  \  M,  general  merchandise 


ROSEBURG. 

DoiTOLAs  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  i.ffice,  on  the  Orej,on  and 
Califuruia  K.  R.,  20O  miles  distant 
from  Portland.  Is  the  county  seat 
and  being  geographically  the  center  of 
a  rich  agricultural  and  stock-r.iising 
region,  bordered  hj  a  deposit  of  unia- 
erals  that  must  prove  a  valuable  aux- 
iliary to  her  development,  the  future 
of  the  place  must  be  encouraging  to 
those  closely  identified  with  her  inter- 
ests. There  are  churches  of  almost 
every  denoniiiialion,  and  many  iiue 
residences  iind  large  business  establish 
meats.  ,  The  population  is  placed  at 
900. 

Abraham,  Wheeler  &   Co   (il   and  Sol 

Abraliam,  W  M  and  L  C   Wheeler), 

gen  mdso 
Aikon  &  Humphrey  (J  C  Aiken  and  W 

S  Uuniplirey),  livery  stable 
Appel  M,  cigars  and  tobacco 
BALL  C>  mgr  Independent  Publishing 

Co  (Herman  k  Ball),  attorney -at-law 
BELFILS  LOUIS,     watchmaker    and 

jeweler 
BENEDICK    P.    undertaker,    frames, 

monldinxs,  etc 
Benjamin  W  F,  register  U  S  Land  Office 
Bennon  Frank  W,  county  supt  public 

schools 
Bitzer  Jacob,  me.it  market 
Bowen  J  M,  blacksmith 
Breckenridge  R,  marble  works 
BUNNiXL  &  FRAZER  (N  P  Bunnell 

and  G  N  Frazer),  iron  works 
BTARS  &  HURSH  (W  H  Byars  and 

E  G  Uursh),  proprietors  the  "  Plain- 
dealer" 
Byars  W  H  (Byars  &  Hnrsh),  and  U  S 

deputy  surveyor 
Campbell    A    F,    attorney-at-law    and 

notary  public 
Carlon  J  W,  livery  stable 
Coro  Bros  (Simon  and.Isidor  Caro),  gen 

mdse 
Champagne  A  E,  hotel 
Crawfora  — ,  physician 


DA  MOTTA  PHILLIP,  barber  and 
hatha 

DAVISMW.  dentist 

Davis  R  M,  physician 

' '  DOUGLAS       INDEPEVDENT" 

(weekly),  Independent  Publishing  Co 
publishers 
Engle  Geo,  agt  C  &  O  Stage  Co 
Farquer  Thos,  saloon 
Fitzhugh  J  S,  gen  mdse   and    oounty 

judu;e 
Floed  &  Co  (J  C,  J  C  Jr  and  S  PFloed), 

general  merchandise 
Floed  J  C  (Floed  &  Co) 
Frazer  G  N  (Bunnell  4.  Frazer) 
Friedlander  W  I  (8  Marks  &  Co) 
FULLER  G  J>  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co 
Fullerton  J  C,  receiver  U  S  Land  Office 
Gaddis  Crawford,  wagonmaker 
GATERMANN  HENRY,  blacksmith 

and  wagonmaker 
Gildorsleeve  John,  furniture 
Gotsill  John,  saloon  and  restaurant 
ORANGE    BUSINESS    ASSOCIA- 
TION.  W  F  Owens  manager,  wool, 
grain,  hides,  agricultural  implements 
Hadley  C  L,  barber 
Hamilton  J  W,  attorney-at-Iaw  . 
Hamilton  S,  druggist  and  physician  and 

mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
Hermann  B  (Hermann  &  Bull)  attorney- 
at-law  and  notary  public 

HERMANN  &  BALL  (C  Ball  and  B 
Hermann),  attomeys-at-law 

ilinderer  C  G,  county  commissioner 

Hoover  G  W,  physician 

Hoover  Mrs  H  E,  millinery 

Humphrey  W  S,  attorney-at-law 

Hursh  E  G  (Byurs  ft  Hursh),  attorney- 
at-law  and  district  attorney 

Independent  Publishing  Co,  C  Ball  mgr 

Jaskulek  Jacob,  watchmaker,  cigars, 
tobacco  and  varieties 

Johnson  John  E,  saloon 

Josephson  M,  general  merchandise 

TfTMBATX  G  W,  county  clerk 

Langenberg  Bros  (Louis  and  Henry  A 
Langenberg),  boots,  shoes  and  no- 
tions 

Levins  John  F,  groceries,  fruits,  etc 

Lincoln  J  W,  flouring- mills 

Littrell  John,  county  surveyor 

Lyons  J  W,  hotel 

MATITCS  A  C.  cigars,  tobacco  and  va- 
rieties 

Marks  S  &  Co  (Samuel  and  Asher  Marks 
and  W  I  Friedlander),  gen  mdse 

Marsters  A  C  &  Co  ( A  C  and  R  J  Mars- 
ters),  druggists 

Marsters  S  S,  physician 

Mathews  B  F,  blacksmith 

McCulloch  R  &  Co  (R  MoCuUoch  and 
M  A  Brentano),  saloon 


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Mini  A  (Willis  ft  Mirea),  atty-at-law 

and  notary  publio 
Moore  J  W,  harneMinaker 
Moore  W  M,  county  treasurer 
Murton  H  L,  forwarding  and  oommis- 

sion 
Oakea  Omega,  photographer 
OWENS  W  F|  manager  Grange  Busi- 

nesa  Aaanciation 
Parka  C  ft  R,  sroceriea  and  bakery 
Parrott  Broa  (W  H,  C  W  and  E  L  Par- 

rott),  bootmakera 
Perkins  &  Mathewa  (O  C   Perkina  and 

R  B  Mnthewa),  hotel 
Perkina  W  A,  agt  O  ft   C  R  R,  and 

member  State  Legialature 

FITCHFOBD  &  HARMON  (W  H 

Pitch  ford  and  L  A   Harmon),  Esmer- 
alda Saloon 
"FLAINSEALER"    (weekly),  Byara 

ft  Uursh  proprietora 
Purdom  .foa  S,  ahcriff  and  truatee 
Rast  John,  brewery 
Raymond  S  K,  dentist 
Riddle  Abner,  county  commissioner 
Shambrook  J  C,  physiuiau  and  coroner 
Sheridan  Bros  (T  R  and  J  P  Sheridan), 

stovca,  tin  and  hardware 
Shoridiiu  R  S  &  J  C,  hanlware,  stoves 

and  tinware 
Snider  .James,  saloon 
Stanton  H  C,  gtiicral  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Sterling  James  A,  county  aaseasor 
ThroU  I,  muat  market 
Troxfl  Roht,  saloon 
Watkina  Wm,  blacksmith 
Williamson  Fred,  tailor 
WILLIS  &  HIRES  (W  R  Willis  and 

A  Mires),  attorneys-at-law 
Willis  W  R  (Willis  ft  Mirca) 
WoodruflF  J,  physician 
Woodward  W  (J,  haniesamaker 
Zigler  L  H,  saloon 


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BYARS  &  HURSH,  Editors  and  Proprietors 

Rosebur^',  Dminlas  (-'o.,  Orefc'on, 


This  Journal  bus  tlie  IarK*wt  circulation  of  any 
paper  in  the  Nouthern  part  c>f  the  State,  and  \n 
an  exrullunt  advertisintr  Medium.  It  is  ixi  size 
2.')x41  Indies,  wuh  established  in  1868,  and  Ih  fur- 
nished to  Nubsr-ribers  at  SiBJSO  per  year. 

ROY. 

Mauiun  County.     A  post-office. 


BARLOW  *  WHITE,  general  mer. 

uhandise 
Cleaver  Broa,  wheat  dealers 
Cox  J  B,  blaokamith 
Glover  Wm,  money  broker 
Johnaon  P  K,  contractor 
Miller  Mosea,  general  merohandise 
Oawald  Barney,  aaloon 


RYE  VALLEY. 

Baker  County.    Apoat-offioe;  35milea 
by  atagu  from  Baker  City. 

Brouck  D  S,  aaloon 

Lafay  M,  blacksmith 

LOCKE  J  S>  hotel 

Sequin  C,  general  merchandise 


ST.  HELEN. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Columbia  River,  reached  by  O.  R.  ft 
N.  Co. 's  steamers;  27  miles  northwest 
of  Portland.     Population  250. 

ADAMS  E  Oi  editor  and  proprietor 
"Columbian" 

BLAXESLET  AH,  hotel  and  saloon 

Campbell  J  W,  civil  engineer  and  sur- 
veyor • 

"COLUMBIAN"  (The),  E  G  Adams 
editor  and  proprietor 

Conyers  W  H,  county  clerk 

Cox  R,  county  treasurer 

Dale  N  C,  sheriff 

Davenport  James  S,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc 

Giltner  B  F,  postmaster 

Grey  N  S,  blacksmith 

Lemont  F  A,  grocery 

McBride  Geo  W,  general  merchandise 

Moore  F  A,  attorney-at-law  and  county 
judge 

Morsback,  Graf  &  Co,  harnesamakers 

Muckle  Broa,  gen  mdae  and  aaw-mill 

Shmitaffer  E  M,  aaloon 

Steward  Thomaa,  physicia  . 


ST.  JOHN  S. 

Multnomah  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Willamette  River,  6  miles  northwest 
of  Portland,  reached  by  0.  R.  ft  N. 
Co'a  steamers.     Population  120. 

Johns  James,  general  merchandiae 
Oregon  Barrel  Co,  barrel  factory 
SEVERANCE  B  0.  postmaster 
Smith  P  T,  wood  yard 


SAINT  PAUL. 


Marion  County.    A  post-office,  on  R. 
ft  N.  Co'a   Railway,  Narrow  Guage 


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Division  (East  .Side),  33  miles  south- 
west of  Portland.     Population  250. 

Boutin  Isaac,  saloon 

Brentano  J,  blacksmith 

Brentano  J  F,  physician 

Cttyle  J  J,  blacksmith 

Delonay  Mrs  M,  groceries 

DIELSCHNEIDER  LOUIS,  general 
merchaiidiae  and  ilruggist 

Ernest  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Ernest  J,  bootmaker 

Foley  John,  blacksmith 

Hughes  A,  carpenter 

Lambert  F,  saloon 

Lomberty  F,  suloon 

Mahoney  John,  cari)enter 

Maquoy  J,  blacksmith 

McOnn  John,  blacksmith 

PELLAND  CHAS  0.  general  mer- 
chandise 

Pelland  Chas  A,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

Raymond  M  I,  saloon 


ST.  JOSEPH. 

Yamhill  County.    See  Lafayette. 


SALEM. 

Marion  Couniy.    A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.     Tne  capital   of  the 
State   and    county    seat    of    Marion 
County,  situated  on  the  Willamette 
Hiver  and  on  the  Oregon  and  Califor- 
nia R.  R.,  53  miles  south  of  Portland. 
Population  about  5,000. 
The  town  is  well  laid  out,  the  streets 
being  broad  and  well  shaded  with  trees, 
it  is  substantially   built,   both   private 
and  public   bnildings   possessing  many 
tine  architectural  features.     The  most 
noticeable  among  them  are  the   Capitol, 
County  Court  House,  Reed's  Hotel  and 
Opera  House  Building,  the  State  Insane 
Asylum  and  the  Chemeketa  Hotel.   The 
State  Asylum  is  just  approaching  com- 
pletion at  present  writing  (August,  1882), 
and  will  he  ready  for  the  admission  of 
patients  about  the  Ist  of  December.    It 
will  have  a  capacity  for  400  and  its  cost 
represents  $150,000,    exclusive   of  $30,- 
000  worth  of  convict  labor.     The  build- 
ings and  grounds  are  an  immense  affair, 
being  pearly  a  half  a  mile  in  circumfer 
ence.     There    is    being  erected   by  the 
City  of  Salem  Co.,  at  the  north  end    of 
town,  a  large  woolen  mill  and  also   a 
iloui-itig    mill.     It    is  nnticipat(Ml  that 
these  industries  will  greatly  add  to  the 
prosperity  of  the  city,   as  it  is  agreed 
between  the  citizens  of  Salem,  (who  have 
subscribed  liberally  to  the  enterprises). 


»nd  the  projectors,  that  ume  but  whit  i 
labor  will  lie  employed  in  their  operation. 
Salem  possesses  two  weekly  and  two 
daily  newspapers.  The  Stdtetnnan  is  of 
thirty-two  years  standing  as  a  weekly, 
the  daily  being  now  in  its  twenty-second 
year.  The  daily  and  weekly  Talk  is  a 
bright  local  sheet.  Besides  the  projected 
manufacturing  enterprises  above  men- 
tioned, there  are  several  otherH  worthy  of 
note.  They  include  B.  F.  Drai^e's  Foun- 
dry and  Machine  Shops  and  the  Pacific 
Agricultural  Works  and  Stove  Foundry, 
both  possessing  excellent  fiicilities  m 
the  way  of  machinery,  etc.  The  Agri- 
cultural Works  have  been  established 
since  our  last  issue,  but  have  grown 
until  now  quite  a  force  of  men  are  em- 
ployed. The  works  prod'ice  about  $20,,- 
000  worth  of  im'-.oniunts  and  stoves 
annually,  ""'iv  ifolman  Panninj;  Mill 
Factory,  ma.  "'fucturing  warehouse 
cleaners  and  fanning  mills  for  cleaning 
wheat,  is  located  here.  It  turns  out  a 
large  and  increasing  number  of  machines. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart 
Adams  H  F,  physician 
Adams  L  K  (Church  k  Adams) 
Adams  Miss  Miry  E,  dressmaker 
ADAMS  S  B  I  I'^les  &  Adams) 
Adams  S  C  (Gilbert  &  Adams) 

ADOLPH  &  FATJLUS  (S  Adolph  and 
Christopher  Faulus),  wliolesale  liquors 

Adolph  S  (S  Adolph  ik  Co  and  Adolph 
&  Paulus) 

Adolph  S  &  Co  (Samuel  Adolph,  Morris 
Klitiger  and  S  Beck),  brewery 

Allen  David  (Martin  &  Allen) 

Applegate  J  A,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Assail  Adam  (Palmer  &  Assail) 

Babbit  John  H  (Farnham  &  Babbit) 

Babcock  F  J,  undertaker  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Baker  J  A  (R  M  Wade  &  Co) 

Barker  T  O  (Warner  &  Barker) 

Bass  Samuel,  lumber 

Bates  L  S,  picture  frames,  fancy  goods 
and  wallpa^jer 

Baxter  Wni  &  Son  (William  and  George 
Baxter),  blacksmiths  and  horseshoers 

Bayless  A,  blacksmith 

Beck  S  (S  Adolph  &  Co) 

BELT  &  CO  (B  F  Belt),  drugs  and  sta- 
tionery 

BELVIDERE  SALOON,  George  W 
Stimpson  proprietor 

Blosser  Abraham  (Sterner  &  Blosser) 

Boise  R  P,  circuit  judge  third  judicial 
district 

Bonham  B  F  (Bonham  &  Ramsey),  attor- 
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Bonham  &  Ramsey  (B  F  Bonham  and 
W  M  Samsey),  attorney s-ai-law 

Boon  H  D,  books,  stationery  and  musi- 
cal instruments 

Boothby  W  F,  architect 

Bowie  Chas  W,  city  recorder 

Bov/mun  B  H  &  Co  (B  H  Bowman  and 
C  M  Talbott),  general  merchandise 

BRETMAN  BROS  (Werner  and  Eu- 
gene Breyman),  capitalists  and  com- 
mission brokers 

Brown  Henry  (Wheeler  &  Brown) 

BRXJOE  R  M.  barber  shop  and  baths 

Buckingham  A  L,  groceries 

Biirnett  G  H  (Shaw  &  Burnett),  atcor- 

.  ney-at-law  and  notary  public 

Bush  A  (Ladd  &  Bush),  aud  pres  Salem 
Flouring  Mills  Co 

Byars  W  H,  State  printer 

BRYD  J  C,  dentist 

Byrd  W  H,  physician 

ByrneMrs  >f  J,  bakery 

CALVERT  CHARLES,  fancy  goods, 

ladies'  underwear,  etc 
Capitol  Lumberiug  Co,  W  R  Patty  pres 
Chadwick  Hon  S  F,  attorney-at-law 
Chdmberlin  M  L,  county  clerk 
Chase  E  Y,  physician  and  surgeon 
Chemeketa  Hotel,  Wesley  Graves  propr 
Church  &  Adams  (S  W^  Church  and  L 

K  Adams),  boots  and  shoes 
Church  S  W  (Church  &  Adams) 
COFFEY  JAMES,  furniture  and  up- 
holrtery,  croc  tery,  glassware  and  win- 
tu>wglass  (see  ad v) 
Of>FFEY  JOHN  R  cigars  and  tobacco 
CONOVER  &  CO    (R    B  and    Frank 

Couover),  proprietors  "The  Talk  " 
Cooke  Joseph  (Roo'-'i  &  Cooiie) 
Cornelius  A  H,  ct/unty  assessor 
Coulter  J  S,  architect 
Crawford  J  W,  stoves  and  tinware 
Croasman  A  B,  clothing 
Cross   Mrs  C   M,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Orowe  Mrs  M  E,  dressmaker 
Dalrymple  J  J,  general  merchaacitise 
D'Arcy  P  H,  attorney-at-law  aud  no- 
tary public 
Dawne  E  J,  attorney-at-law 
Dearborn  R  H,  suddiery  and  harness 
Jtenison  Rev   J  W,  clergyman   (Meth- 
odist) 
Devol  (Jeo  (W  T  Gray  &  Co) 
DIAMOHD  H.  barber 
IXckiiisou  Mrs  James,  liquors 
Dickinson  O,  seedsman  aud  nurseryman 
Dippell  Henry,  bootmaker 
DRAKE  B  F>  proprietor  Salem  Iron 

Works 
Dumars  Wm,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Earhai't  Rockey  P,  secretary  ol  State 
EDIS  &  ADAMS  (George  A  Eiles  and 
S  B  Adams),  woven  wire  niiXttresses 


EDES  OEOROE  A  (Edes  ft  Adams)  ^ 
Edwards  W  C  (Whealdon  ft  Edwards) 
Ellis  Fred,  butcher 
England  Wm  (Williams  &  England) 
England  Wm  (Kelley,  England  ft  Co) 
FARNHAM  &  BABBIT  (John  Earn- 
ham  and  John  H  Babbit),   dry  goods 
and  clothing 
Farnham  John  (Farnham  it  Babbit),  res 

Vallejo,  Cal 
Farrar  Squire  ft  Co  (Squire  Farrar),  gro- 
ceries, etc 
FISHER  GAINES,  livery  stable  (see 

adv) 
Fisher  L  V,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Foley  Patrick,  International  Saloon 
FONTAINE  JOSEPH  G,   Congress 

Hall  Saloon   (see  adv) 
Ford  Tilmon,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 
Forstuer  Benjamin   (Forstner,  Sharp  ft 

Co),  gun  aud  locksmith 
Porsythe  J  M,  wagonmaker 
Forward   Blair,  sheriff  and  county  tax 

collector 
Frank  Bros  (PA,   S  F  and  G  P  Frank, 
Portland),  Craigie  Sharp  Jr  mgr,  agri- 
cultural implements 
Fraser  Angus,  t&ilor 
Frier  A  H  (F  Parmenter  &  Co) 
Fullerton  Mark  A,  county  surveyor 
Gardner  I  W,  pianos  and  organs 
Gardner  Mrs  S  C,  fancy  goods 
Gilbert  ft  Adams  (A  N  Gilbert  and  S  C 

Adams),  gr<  ■series 
Gilbert  A  N  (<JiU>ert  A  Adams) 
GILBERT  BROS   (A  T  and  F  N  (til 
bert),  cominiection  brokers,  money  and 
tire  insuran  je  and  agents  ri  ver  steam- 
ers 
Gilbert  Johu   W,  leather   and  tluiliugs, 

hides  and  furs 
Golden  T  L,  oculist  aud  aurist 
GRAHAM  JAMES,  proprietor  Salem 

Soda  Works 
Graves  Wesley,  propr  Chemeketa  Hotel 
Gi\.  ,^a  ,vm,  undertaker 
Gray  G  W  ft  Sons  (G  W,  William  T  and 

Geo  Gray),  oil-mills 
GRAY  W  T  &  CO  (W  T  Gray.  Thom- 
&s  King,  .lohn  Patt':;rsou  and  George 
Devo'),    PaciKc   Agricultural   Works 
and  Stove  Foundry  (see  adv) 
Gregg  J  T,  county   sapt  public  schools 
Grubb  A  J  (Mott  &  ( Jrubb) 
Haas  J  H  (Klinger  A  Co) 
Haas  N,  groceries 
Hall  C  H,  physician 
ilaliiwell  .luhu,  saloon 
Hammer  Seth  U,  collector 
Hanson  Jacob,  carriage  trimmer 
Horbord  M  G,  city  marshal 
Hellenbraud  C   W,    bakery   aud  candy 
manufactory 


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1083 


HENDERSON    LEVI,    Hcmeopathic 

physician  ami  surgeon 
Herren   &  Fairar  (Wm  J   Herren  and 

Squire  Farriir\,  wool  commission 
Herren  W  J,  agt  Salem  Flouring  Mills 

Co 
Hirsch  Edward,  State  treasurer 
Hodgkin  Frank    E,   asst-secy  of  State 

and  notary  public 
Hodson  J  F,  cutler 
Hoeye  Geo,  barber 
HOLMAN    THOMAS,     manufacturer 

patent    wheat  cleaners  and    fanning 

mills 
HOLMES  H  R,  physician  and  surgeon 
Holmes    Wm   H,    attorney-at-law    and 

Srosecntinji;  attorney 
LTUM  F  New  York  Restaurant 
Howard  iJ  G  (Howard  &  Millican) 

HOWARD  &  MILLICAN  (D  C  How- 

ard  and  Geo  Millicaa),  wholesale  and 

retail  butchers 
Hubbell  E  S,  druggist 
Hughes  John,  groceries,  paints  and  oils 
Jackson  T  B  (O'Donald  &  Jackson) 
•lessup  S  R,  Homeopathic  physician 
Johnson  W  P,  photographer 
Kaiser  W  M,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Keller,  Sou  &  Co  (C  L  and  E  P   Keller), 

grocers  and  commissioc  mercliants 
Keliey  Andrew  (Kelley,  England  &  Co) 
Kelley,  Englaud  &  Co  (Audrew  Kelley, 

Wm  England  and  Wm    Underwood), 

blacksmiths  and  wagonmakors 
King  Thomas  (W  T  Gray  &  Co) 
Kinney  Alfred,  physician 
Klinger  &  Co  (M  Klingcr  and  Mrs  J  H 

Haus),  liquors 
Klinger  M  (Klinger  &  Co)  and  (S  Adolph 

&  Co) 
Knight  N  B,  atti  moy  at-law 
Liid.1  &  Bush  {A  Bush  and  W  S  Ladd), 

bankers 
Ladd  W  S  (Ladd  &  Bush),  res  Portland 
Lamport  Edward,  saddiery  and  harness 
Larattn  P  J,  wagonmaker 
Leavitt  Wm,  wagonmaker 
Levy  F,  general  merchandise 
Litchfield  Geo  P,  grooaries  and  crockery 
LOOSEN  P  J,  merchant  tailor  (see  adv) 
lord  W  P,  justice  of  supreme  court 
MacDonald  J  A,  marble  works 
Martin  ^  AUon  (J  M  Martin  and  David 

Allen),  groceries 
Martin  J  M  (Martin  &  Allen) 
MARTIN  W    W,    watchmaker   and 

jeweler 

MATTHEWS  D  W,   druggist  and 

I  |apothecary 

Mauzey  O  P,  policeman 

McAfee  J  W,  physician 

McCauley  T  M,  barber 

McDowell  F  D,  watches  and  jewelry 


McElroy  E  B,  state  supt  public  instruc- 
tion 

Mead  J  E,  policeman 

Meredith  J  W,  dentist 

Meyer  E  &  Co  (Emanuel  Meyer),  general 
merchandise 

METER  EMANUEL  (E  Meyer  &  Co) 

Meyers  Joseph  (J  M  Rosenberg  &  Co) 

Miller  Adam,  cooper 

Millican  Geo  (Howard  &  Millican) 

Moody  Zenas  F,  State  governor 

Moores  Chas  B,  attorney-at-law 

Mott  A  B  (Mott  &  Grubb) 

MOTT  &  GRUBB  (A  B  Mott  and  A 
J  Grubb),  blacksmiths 

MYERS  LUTHER,  plumbmg,  gas  and 
steam  iitting 

Neal  Geo  W,  blacksmith 

NICHOLS  &  RISDON  (Z  B  Nichols 
and  A  D  Risdon),  homeopathic  phy- 
sicians and  surgeons 

NICHOLS  Z  B  (Nichols  &  Risdon), 
hoiJteopatl)  ic  physician 

Oberhcim  Paul,  groceries  and  bakery 

ODELL  W  Hi  publisher  "Or*3goa 
Statesman" 

Odeneal  T  B,  clerk  supreme  court 

O'Donald  h  Jackson  (J  O'Donald  and  T 
B  Jackson),  carpenters  i,nd  builders 

"OREGON    STATESMAN"    'daily 

and  weekly),   W  H  Odell  publisiier 

(see  adv) 
O&born  Miss  Kate,  dressmaking 
Palles  Henry  W,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Palmer  A  D  (Palmer  &  Assail) 
PALMER  &   ASSALL   (A  D  Palmer 

and  Adam  Assail),  butchers  wholesale 

and  retail 
Pannenter  F  (F  Parmenter  k  Co) 
Pirmentor  F  &  Co  (F  Parmenter  and  A 

H  Frier),  dry  goods  and  millinery 
Parrish  &  Mercer,  Dray  and  Hack  Co 
Patterson  John  (W  T  Gray  &  Co) 
Pattv  \V  R,  pres  Capitol  Lumbering  Co 
Paulus  Christopher  (Adolph  &  Paulus) 
Pearce  Geo  J  (R  M  Wade  &  Co) 
Piper  W  G,  attorney-at-law 
Ramsey  W  M  (Bonham  &  Ramsey),  at 

torney-at-law 
REED  C  A.  &  CO   (Cyrus  A  and  Mrs 

Jennie    C    Reed),  proprietors  Reed's 

Hotel 
REED  &  WILLIS  (Cyras  A  Reed  and 

Leo  Willis),  real  estate  and  insurance 

agctitp  and  notaries  public 

R^SD'S  OPERA  HOUSE,  C  A  Reed 
proprietor,  cor  Court  and  Liberty 

Reynolds  J,  physician 

Rice  C  S  (Rice  &  Ross) 

Rice  &  Ross  (C  S  Rice  and  J  H  Ross), 
blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers 

RIPINSKY  SOL,  proprietor  Webfoot 
Store,  groceries,  crockery  and  station- 
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1084 


Oregon — Salem. 


BISBON   A   D    (Nichols    &  RisdoD), 

honieopatliic  physiciau 
Rocken  field  C  fcJ,  groceriea 
ROLLINS  J  L.  Idaho  Saloon 
Roork  &  Cooke  (J  H  Roork  and  Joseph 

Cooke),  plauing-mills,  sash,  doors,  etc 
Roork  J  H  (Roork  &  Cooke) 
Rosenberg  J  M  &  Co  ( J  M  Rosenberg 

and  Joseph  Meyers),  gen  mdse 
Ross  J  H  (Rice  &  Ross) 
Ross  Lewis,  cabinetmaker  and  carpenter 
Rowland  L  L,  physician 
Royal  Rev  T  P,  Methodist  clercj'man 

SALEM  FLOURING  MILLS  CO,  W 

J  Herren  agent 
SALEM  IRON  WORKS.  B  F  Drake 
proprietor 

SALSM  MARBLE   WORKS,   Wm 

Htaiger  proprietor 
SALEM  SODA  WORKS,  James  Gra- 

hanx  proprietor 
Sargeant  Mrs  W  M,  boarding-house 
Scott  L  S,  postmaster  and  livery  stable! 
Scriber  C  VV,  blacksmith 
Sehlbrcde  C  A,  attorney-at-iaw 
Seidler  A,  painter 
Sharp  Craigie  Jr  (Forstner,  Sharp  &  Co), 

and  ingr  Frank  Bros 
Shaw  &   Hurnett   (J  J   Shaw  and  (1  H 
Burnttt),    attorneys-at-law    and    no- 
taries pul>  ic 
Shaw  J  J   (Shaw  &  Burnett),   attorney- 

at-law  and  notary  public 
Shaw  T  C,  county  judge 
Shell  Geo  K,  attorney-at-law 
Shelton  J  C,  physician 
Shuster  H  S,  photographer 
Skitf  L  S,  dentist 
Skinner  ".V  W,  agt  O  i»  C  K  R  Co 
Singer  ^.fg  Co,  T)  I'  Walter  mgr 
Small  E  C,  bootmaker 
Smith  I  A,  photographer 
Smith  t  arrisoii,  dentist 
Smith  1  C,  il'^'iitist 
Snyder  Mrs  C  D,  book  binder  and  paper 

ruler 
St  lij^'cr  .1  !•',  county  treasurer 
STAIOER  WM,  '>!''l'".  Marbl.'  Works 
Stanton  W  (i,  citiaiw  ami  tobacco 
Sta]iIeion    H,   plaiiiiig-iiiill,    sash,   door 

and  blind  factory 
Steiner   &    Hlo.-str  (David  Steiner   and 
Abraham    Blosser^    i^tovea,    tinware, 
and  hdUHe  fiirnisiiiiigt,'oo'ls 
Steiner  David  (Sti'iner  &  Hkrnier) 
STIMPSON  GEORGE  W,    )roprietor 

Btlvedero  Sai<ion 
Stinson  Mrs  A  I.,  job  printer 
Strang  Benjamin,  wtoves  and  tiiiware 
Stratton  .1   A,  attorni-y -at-lau    and    no- 
tary [uiblic 
StroiiL'   Amor,    bakery,  candy    factory, 

.'lUil  iee  cream  haln.)n 
SwirU  D  F,  iU-<,t\,^. 


Tfilbott  C  M  (B  H  Bowman  &  Co) 
"TALK"   (The)   (daily    and    weekly), 

Conover  &  Co  proprietors 
THOMPSON  R  M,  boarding-house 

THOMSON  WM  A,  druggist 
Ihornton  J  Q,  attoniey-ut-law 
TiflFany  George  W,  agt"  NVheeler  &  Wil- 
son Mfg  Co 
Underwood  Wm  (Kelley,  England  &  Co) 
Uzafovage  C,  boots  and  shoes 
Van  Scoy  Thos,  pres  Willamette  Uni- 
versity 
Van  Wagner  G  D,  furniture,  pictures, 

etc 
Vierani  Mrs  M,  millinery 
Wade  R  M  (R  M  Wade  &  Co) 
Wade  R  M  &  Co  (R  M  Wade,  Geo  J 
Pearce,  W  H   H    Wade,   and  J    A 
Baker),   hardware   and    agricultural 
implements 
Wade  W  H  H  (R  M  Wade  &  Co) 
Wade  Will  L,  physician 
Wade  W^  L,  general  merchandise 
Wagner  D  F,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
W^T  T  B  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements 
Waite  E  M,  book  and  job  printer 
Waldo  John  B,  judge  supreme  court 

WALLER  0  A,  gun   and  locksmith, 
dealer  in  arms,  amnmnition,  and  fish- 
ing tackle  (see  adv) 
Walter  D  P,  mgr  Tlie  Sins^er  Mfg  Co 
Warner  &  Barker  (J  ames   Warner  and 

T  ()  Barker),  painters 
Warner  James  (Warner  &  Barker) 
Warrinner  W  (',  physician  and  c^vo'ier 
Watson  E  B,  justice  8uj)reme cour* 

WHBFOOT  STORE,  s  1  Ripinski     j- 

prietor,  groceries,  crockery,  and  sta- 
tionery 

Westivcott  L,  saloon 

Whealdon  &  Kdward-i  (.\  Whcaldon 
and  W  C  I'Alwards),  Commercial 
Flouring  mill 

WHEELER     &     SHOWN    (H    A 

Whet^lcr  and  I  cnry  Jiroun),  butchers 
Wheeler  11  A  .(V  licelei-  ^   Brown) 
Willamette  Univcr;jity,  'I'hos  Van  Seoy 

pres 
Wii  jams  &  Kngland  ((ioo  Williams  and 

Will  Kiiglami),  III' 'uey  brokers 
Williaiiih  (Ico  (Williams  i^   Knglaui 

WILLIS  LEO  I  l.'ccd  .t_  Willis) 

Wilson    Mrs    Mattic    K,   millinery    ami 

di'essmaUin^ 
Woodvvoitli  (•  S,  i..wt  ()  n  &.  X  Co 
WRIGHT  J  G.  g'oc  rieu,  crockery  and 

notions 
Voai"!!  AT,  funiitur    and  b  ddinii 
VorU  A  \'\  liarne'Sinaker 
/.•'cnker  » '  W,  bootmaker 

ZIMMERMANN  PETER,  wholesale 

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1085 


JAMES    COFFEY, 

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CROCKERY,  GLASSWARE, 

Windowglass,  Moldings.  Etc. 

Coinnaercial    Street, 

SALEM,  OREGON. 


DR.  J.  G.   BYRD, 


Mechanical 


Overatixe 

DENTIST 


JOHN    B.    COFFEY, 

Dealer  in 

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And  a  Lar^e  Stock  of  Meerschaum  Pipes  and 
Holders. 

Commei'vial  Ht.,  i^alem,  Orefi;on. 


J.    C.    FONTAINE, 

Congress  Hall  Saloon 


Dealer  in 


Ansesthetics  Administered  for  the  Painless  Ex- 
ti-action  of  Teeth. 

Otflce    in  front  of  Smith's  (iivllery,  Commercial 
Street,  Snlein,  Ore!?'>". 


WINES,  LIQUORS  AND  CIGARS 

Corner  Commercial  Street, 
Opposite  C'hemelieta, 

SALEM,    OREGON. 


liverf,  M  aid  Sale  Stable 

Horbes  Boarded  by  the   l>a,v,   Week,   or  Month. 
Horses  Boutfht,  Exchantfed,  or  Suld. 

TXEE  FINEST  LIVERY  RIGS   IN  THE   CITY 

Cor.  Commercial  and  Trade  Sts.,  Salem,  Oregon. 

SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED. 


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Stoves,  Hollow  Ware,  Etc. 
s.A.XjX]nfX,     ozixica-onj. 

General  Machine  Work,  Iron  and  Brass    Castings,  Building  and  Repairing  of 
all  kinds  of  Implements  and  Mill  Machinery. 


1086 


Oregon — Salem. 


L.    HENDERSON,    M.    D., 

HOMEOPATHIC 


OFFICE  HOURS: 
8  to  IS  A.  M..     -    •    -    1  to  6  P.  M. 


Durbin'a  Block,  Commercial   St.f 
Salf,n*,    Oregon. 


p.    J.    LOOSEN, 

Merchant   Tailor 

state  St.,  0pp.  Patton's  Block, 

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SAM  S  VALLEY. 

Jack' ON  County.  A  post-ofiice,  15 
miles  northeast  of  Jacksonville.  Pop- 
ulation 145. 

Coffin  P  B,  carpenter 

(rainard  0,  general  merchandise 

<  iall  C  C,  justice  of  peace 

Moore  J  H,  carpenter 

Moore  John,  blacksmith 

MOON  A  S>  general  merchandise   and 

ftostmaater 
pt  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Stanley  A  C,  physician  and  surgeou 
Thomas  J  B,  saw-mill 
Trumble  Bros,  Hour-mills 


SANDY. 

Clackamas  County.    A  post-office  22 
miles  northeast  of  Oregon  City. 

Harnett  D,  saw-mill 
Meivig  F  A,  gen  mdse,  liquors  and  flour- 
mill 
Bruns  H,  carpenter  and  gen  mdse 
Revenue  F,  general  merchandise 
SCHOLLEY  OTTO,  notary  public  and 

postmaster 
Seelig  F,  bootmaker 


SAUVIES. 

Multnomah  County.     A  post-office. 
KEEPER-  J  L,  p  istmaster 

SCAPPOOSE. 

Columbia    Coimv.      \  post-office,  12 
miles  south  of  St.   Helen. 

Cline  Dan,  dairyman 

Cloniger  D  A,  stock  raiser 

Clonigjir  T  A,  dairyman 

CREECT  A  T.  general    merchandise 

and  deputy  postmaster 
Sharringhonsen  Henry,  postmaster 
Shattuck  S  F,  blacksmith 
Watts  .Fohn  K,  saw-mill 
West  H,  dairyman 
West  W  W,  stock  raiser 


SCHOLL'S  FERRY. 

WAsiiiNciTON   County.     A   post-office. 

(lubser  Jolin,  physician 

Huinphrii's  S  H,  justice  of  the  peace 

Stanwood  Kd,  ^'rist-mill 

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SCIO. 

I, INN    Coi'NTY.     A    post    anil    express 
office.     Scio   is  situated   (in   'I'homaB 


Creek,  one  of  the  tributaries  of  the 
Santiam,  and  between  the  north  and 
south  forks  of  that  river.  This  is 
one  of  the  oldest  towns  in  the  State, 
the  first  settlement  having  been  made 
ill  1848.  The  pretent  population  is 
i.l')ut  500,  and  .the  property  is  as- 
-  sed  at  about  $80,000.  Excellent 
Wi.ter  pouer  is  afforded  V)y  a  race 
constrncti;d  from  'I  Iiomas  Creek.  The 
narrmv-ga'iae  railroad  passes  within 
one  mile  of  the  city.  The  country 
tributary  to  Scio,  as  a  trading  point, 
is  quite  extensive,  and  embraces  an 
area  of  good  furming  and  grazing 
lands. 

Alexander  &  Brig^rci,  undertakers 
Alexander  M,  hotel 
Bilyeu  Peter,  hotel 
Bridgeford  Mrs  M  J,  milliner 
BRIGOS  A,  variety  and  saloon 
Chapman  Jos  L  &  Bro,  general  mdse  and 

saloon 
Coon  M  L,  physician 
Foster  I,  gunsmith 
France  &  Dorria,  wagonmakers 
Gee  &  Bros,  blacksmiths 
<Jill  M  C,  blacksmith 
Houston  A  J,  general  merchandise 
Jarnigan  &  Smith,  blacksmiths 
Johnson,  Eply  &  Co,  livery  stahle 
JOHNSON  G  W,  general  merchrndi^e 
Johnson  &  Shelton,  gen  mdsu 
KirkpatrickJ  E,  physician 
Leigh. I  C,  Ik)i  tmaker 
Martin  J  L,  physici; 
Montgomery  Mrs  A,  gen  mdse 
Montgomery     &     Dilley,    jewelry    and 

varieties 
Montgomery  Miss  Florence,  milliner 
Morris  D,  druggist 
Morris  D,  varieties 
Morrow  William,  stoves  and  tinware 
Myers  I)  &  Son,  planing-mills 
Oshnrn  A,  gen  mdse 
Pentland  K  iV  Son,  Hour-mill 
Kyder  Kev  W  H,  clergyman  (Methodists 
Shriver(J,  harnessmaker 
Sutton  C,  bntclier 
.Sjiltaii  J  J>,  butcher 
Talcott  &  Kelley,  druggists 
Williams  Jas,  justice  of  the  peace 


SCOKER  CREEK. 

JO.SKPIIINK  County.     Post-oHice  Kerby; 
4^  miles  from  Kerby. 

Beash  &  Platte,  ge4i  mdse 
DELAMATER     N     ft     CO.     general 

mercliandise 
Ix!onard  L,  gen  mdtte 
Miller  k  Smith,  sawmill 


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SCOTTSBURGH. 

Dou(}LA8  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Umpqua  River,  54  miles  uorthwest  of 
Ruaeburg. 

Uedden  C,  gen  mdse 

Lamphere  H,  hop  grower 

Mitchel  Ous,  saloon 

Ozouf  A  E,  tannery 

PALMER  P  P.    general  merchandise, 

grist-mill,  livery  stable  and  farmer 
Patterson  W  R.  hotel 
Woodruff  J,  miller 


SEASIDE. 

Clatsop  County.  A  pust-office,  on  the 
sea  coast,  22  miles  southwest  of 
Astoria,  reached  •)y  0.  R.  and  N.  Co's 
steamers. 

Austin  James  P,  postmaster 

GRIMES  0  K.  hotel 

Morrison  David,  hotel 


SHEDDS. 

Linn  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  located  on  the  Ore- 
gon and  California  Railroad,  twelve 
miles  south  of  Albany,  and  was  laid 
out  about  ten  years  ago  by  Capt. 
Frank  Shedd,  after  whom  it  was 
named.  The  town  site  is  an  open 
level  prairie,  surrounded  by  the  rica- 
est  agricultural  lands  for  miles  in  all 
directions,  and  the  farming  com- 
munity i«  a  very  prosperous  one.  The 
public  school  hits  an  average  daily 
attendance  of  about  40,  and  the  dis- 
trict possesses  a  good  school  building, 
erected  at  a  cost  of  about  .^700. 

Caughell  R  N,  blackcmith 

Davis  Bros  &  Watts,  gen  mdse 

Doane  (^  F,  constable 

Klison  J  W,  butcher 

Fisher  J  J,  druggist  and  physician 

Halverson  N,  bootmaker 

Hurlburt  Rev  W,  clerj,'yman  (Methodist) 

Johnsun  B,  wagonni>»kur 

W  H  kTXTJR  a,  warehouse  and  dealer 

in  grain  and  lumber  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
WXEELER  C  R.  postmaster 
Wood  Rev  J  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


SHERIDAN. 

Yamhili,  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  ().  R.  and  N.  Co's  Rail- 
way Narrow  (iauge  Division  (West 
Hide),  00  miles  southwest  of  Portland. 
Population  225. 


Anderson  Gus,  liquors 

BIBLE  A  S,  general  merchandise 

Cox  D  W,  physician 

Eads  W  R,  constable  and  hotel 

Elliott  Rev  F,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Faulcono!  A  B,  livery  stable  and  hotel 

Fenton  W  A,  boot!ii;iker 

Field  John,  physiciiui 

Cirinold  J,   blnoWsmith 

Jaci.bson  R,  general  niercliandise 

James  W,  blacksmith 

LaFollett  Chas,  attornoy-at-law  and  col- 
lector 

Lemon  W  F,  harnessmaker 

Malf)ney  H  S,  county  surveyor  and  no- 
tary public 

Mayer  H  F,  gen  mdse,  clergyman  and 
notary  public 

McKune  R,  livery  stable 

MESSENGER  CHAS  E,    tinsmith 

and  poscmaster 
Potter  S,  justice  of  peace 
Simpson  J,  butcher 
Smith  &  Epperly,  drugirist 
Saell  R  N,  general  merchandide 
Spring  J,  saloon 
Summerville  H  B,  ^  neral  agent 
Tilletson  E,  wagonmaker 


SILVERTON. 


A  post  and  express 
northeist  of  Salem. 


Marion  County. 
office,    14   miles 
Population  250. 

Aiken  Geo  E,  general  merchandise 
Ames    Bros,    contractors   and  builders, 

sash  and  door  factory,  paint  store  and 

undertakers 
Blackerby  Mrs,  dressmaker 
Blackerby  T  R,  tinsmith 
Brown  J  M,  notary  public 
Brown  &  McGuire,  meat  market 
Brown  &  Ross  (J  M   Brown  and   R   A 

Ross),  real  estate 
Cannon  Bros,  meat  market 
Cannon  T  B,  saloon 
Cline  J  L,  ieweltr 
Coolidge  &  McClaine,  bankers 
Davis  P  A,  druggist  and  physician 
Dolan  (t   W,   attorney,    notary  public, 

real  estate  and  collector 
Drake  &  Ross,  druggist  and  hardware 
Drake  W  H,  blacksmith 
Eisenhart  C,  boarding-house 
Fitzgerell  M,  harness  and  saddlery 

GUILD  H  G»  ediuor  and  proprietor 
"Silverton  Appeal" 

Guild  Mrs  H  G,  music  teacher 

Hayes  J  C,  druggist 

HIBBARD  T  R.  bookstore  and  post- 
master 

Kniijht  J  A,  bootmaker 


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Knight  Mrs  J  A,   millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Lewis  W  H,  wagonmaker 
McClure  — ,  physician 
McMillan  Mrs,  milliner 
Miller  ft  Nelson,  general  merchandise 
Uiuhes  ft  Cannon,  butchers 
Sansom  George,  l>arber 

"SILVERTON  APPEAL"  (The),  H 

G  Guild  editor  and  proprietor 
Sinieral  A  F,  bootmaker 
Skaife  Pros,  grist-mill 
Smith  ft  Hammond,  suloon 
Smith  W  K,  meat  market 
Welch  W,  dentist 
Wolford  John,  hotel 
Wolford  John  ft  Co,  general  mdse 


SIUSLAW. 

Lane  County.  A  post-office,  situated 
on  a  little  stream  called  the  Coyote 
Creek  and  '20  miles  from  Eugene  City. 

ROBERTSON  J  H,  farmer  and  post- 
master 


SKINS. 


Yamhill  County.     See  Dundee. 


SKIPANON. 


Clapsop  Coi  nty.  A  post-office,  on 
("oluinbia  River,  7  miles  west  of 
Astoria.  Reached  daily  by  O.  R.  ft 
.\.  Co.'s  steamers.     Po[)ulation  50, 

(rore  H  C,  blacksmith 
Mctiuire  C  A,  livery  stable 
Siefert  .Mrs,  jjostmistress 
Smitli  S  R,  attorney 
WIRT  A  C  &  SOfl.  liotel    and  general 
merchandise 


SLATE  CREEK. 

.!  •sEPiiiNE  CorNi"Y.     See    Wilderville. 


SNAKE. 

RjMvBR  CiiCNTY.     See  Dell. 


SNIPE. 

Tmatilla  County.     .See  Alba, 


SODAVILLE. 


Linn  County.  A  post-office,  3  miles 
uoutheust  of  Lebanon  and  15  miles 
southeast  of  Albany. 


Cole  W  D,  dry  goods 
Carter  L  B,  groceries  and  postmaster 
FOOTE  D   P,     proprietor    Fc^'ptain 
House  Hotel 


SOUTHPORT. 

Post-office  Coos  City;  twenty  miles  from 
Empire  City,     Population  100. 

Jenkins  T,  shipping  agt  Southport  Coal 

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Jones  B  B,  supt  Southport  Coal  Mine 
JONES  W  B>  assistant  superintendent 

Southport  Coal  Mine 
Llewellyn  Mrs  T,  varieties 
MacLaughlin  D  J,  general  merchandice 
Roberts  D,  hotel  and  saloon 


SPANISH  GULCH. 


Grant   County, 
Watson, 


Post-office      Camp 


LASSWELL  &  WARREN,  saw-mill 
Thornburg  C  N,  gen  mdse 


SPANISH  HOLLOW. 

Wasco  County,     See  Wasco, 


SPARTA. 

Union  County,  A  post-office,  32 miles 
northeast  of  Baker  City.  Population 
-'25. 

EASTERBROOK  GEO  W.  postm  istcr, 

notary  public  and  justice  of  the  peace 
Murray  A  V,  blacksmith 
Perkins  &  Harnett,  gen  mdse 
Wilkinson  E,  gen  mdse 

SPRAGUE  RIVER. 

Lake  County.  A  post-office,  60  miles 
northeast  of  I^iiikvillc. 

Bryant    W   S,    blacksmith  and  wagon - 

maker 
CLARK  J  H.  postmaster 
Lcanord  L,  gen  mdse 


SPRINGFIELD. 

La.ve  Coumty,  a  post-oflico,  3.\  miles 
from  Eugene  City,  the  county  ae.it, 
on  the  Oregon  &  California  R.  R. 
(East  Side);  population  '200. 

Cook  J  A  C,  saildles  and  harness 

Hamilton  A  S,  drugs  and  gen  mdse 

Lyne  Geo  E,  blacksmith 

Maxwell  T  O,  butcher 

Maxwell  W  S,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
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Penra  Bros,  saw  and  flour-mill 
Peters  &  Friendly,  general  merchandise 
Springfield  Milling  Co,  saw  and  grist- 
mill 
Stewart  J  W,  gen  mdae  and  postmaster 
Tyler  J  A,  physician  and  surgeon 
Walker  &  binder,  blacksmiths 
Windom  B  C,  wagons  and  carriages 
Wood  Rev  J  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 


8TAYT0N. 

Marion  County.  A  post-oflice,  19  miles 
southeast  of  Saletn;  population  220. 

Blackerby  E  M,  harness  and  saddlery 
Bonham  C  R,  blacksmith 
Brown  N  S,  wagonmaker 
Caspbell  G  W,  blacksmith 
Cusick  G  W,  sash  and  door  factory 
Follansby  J  L,  general  merchandise 
OABJDNER  A  D.  druggist,  stationer 

and  postmaster 
Grier  John,  carding-mills 
Hamilton  P,  saloon 
ilobson  &  Price,  gen  mdse 
Jones  S  A,  flouring-mills 
Kitchen  J  M,  physician 
McArthur  Mrs,  milliner 
McCauley  S  I),  physician 
NeflF  D  &  Co,  chair-makers 
Powell  T,  bootmaker 
Richardson  A  J,  hotel 
Shuw  k  Sims,  saw  and  planing-mills 
Thomas  J  P  &  Co,  livery  stable 
Thomas  J  W,  furniture  store 


STERLINGVILLE. 

Jackson  County.  A  post-oftice. 

Knnis  Frank,  miner 
(iilson  T  H,  farmer 
Haskins  Newton,  miner 
Parker  Jacob,  saw-mill 
Saltmarsh  J  B,  miner 
Saltmarsh  S,  miner 


STIPP. 

Marion  County.  See  Macleay. 


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COLE  J  Li  postmaster 


Baker  County.    A  post-office,  39  miles 
from  Baker  City. 


SULPHUR  SPRINGS. 

Douglas  County.    A  post-oiiice. 
CAMRONJOHN.  postmaster 


SUMMER  LAKE. 

Lake  County.    A  post-office,  on  the 
southern  border  of  Summer  Lake. 

BELKNAP  J  Wi  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Hamilton  Samuel,  blacksmith 


SUMMERVILLE. 

Union  County.  A  post-oflSce,  15  miles 
northwest  of  La  Grande.  Population 
175. 

Bennett' J  C,  blacksmith 

Courtney  P  L,  butcher 

End  Jacob,  furniture 

Hamilton  M  H,  hotel 

Hubers  B  D,  tinware  and  hardware 

McDowell  0  D,  gen  mdse 

Mckenzie  &  mclennan,  drugs 

and  groceries 

McKENZIE  SIMON  L,  postmaster 
Mc  William  R  J,  saloon 
Myers  H  A,  livery  stable 
Rinehardt  J  H,  flouring-mill 
Ruhl  H,  gen  mdse 
Sammer  D  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Throe  H  P,  blacksmith 
Waelty  Godfrey,  harnessmaker 


SUMMIT. 

Benton  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
O.  R.  &  N.  Co's  Railway,  119  miles 
southwest  of   Portland. 

Cannor  &,  Crosnoe,  general  merchandise 
GRAIN  OEO  Li  postmaster  and  hotel 
Crain  Jas  H,  assistant  postmaster 
Harris  &  Allen,  general  merchandise 
Luddath  Robert  S,  blacksmith 
Mays  C  B,  propr  Mountain  House 
McFarland  Robt,  carpenter  and  builder 
Savage  M  R,  blacksmith  and  gunsmith 
Troxel  Carter,  chairmaker 


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Baker  County.  Post-office,  Auburn, 
18  miles  southwest  of  Baker  City. 

DUCKWORTH  H,  hotel  and  dairy- 
man 

Rimbal  k  Young,  livery,  hotel,  butch- 
ers, blacksmiths,  saw-mill  and  general 
merchandise 


SUVER. 

Poi.K  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice, on  the  Oregon  &  California  R.  R. 
(West  Side),  83  miles  southwest  of 
Portland. 


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Armor  Geo,  blacksmith 

Baily  Geo,  hotel 

Cole  J  W,  physician 

Cole  Mrs  Mary  T,  pliysician 

Cole  W  C,  general  merchandise 

Cole  Z  F,  saloon 

DALTON  W  E  &  BRO,  general  mer- 

chandiHc  and  warehouse 
De  Clark  &  Samuels,  warehouse 
Hamilton  AC,  general  merchandise 
McLane  W,  hotel 


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Linn  County.  A  post-office;  "H  miles 
southeast  of  Lebanon  and  20  miles 
southeast  of  Albany. 

Abbott  &  Caldwell,  sash,  doors,  etc 
Ames  A,  general  merchandise 
Lubkir  O  T,  postmaster 
McKinnon  Wm,  blacksmith  and  justice 

of  peace 
Moss  M  G,  hotel 
Rowell  Geo,  hotel 
Simons  Edward,  constable 
SIMONS  W  E.  postmaster 


TANGENT. 

Linn  County.  A  post-office;  on  the 
Oregon  &  California  H.  K.  (East  Side), 
86  miles  southwest  of  Portland,  and 
0  miles  south  of  Albany.  Population 
50. 

Beard  J  F,  meat  market 
BEARD  J  J<  notary  public 
Beard  Z,  general  merchandise 
Crime.'^  (^,  hotel  and  meat  market 
Jfnore  K,  wheelwright 
Moat  s  Mrs  L  L,  general  merchandise 
Now  comb  I  W,  blacksmith 


TANSEY  POINT. 

Clatsop  County.     Post-office  Astoria. 
TANSEY  POINT  CANNERY,  James 

Williams  proijrietnr 
WILLIAMS  JAMES,  salmon  packer 


TEN  MILE. 


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Douglas    County.     A  post-office; 
miles  southwest  of  Uoseburg. 

Irwin     VVm,    postmaster    and    general 
merchandise 


THE  DALLES. 

Wasco  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the 
Columbia    River,    110    miles    above 

CALVIN  HUTTING  &  SON, ""  TA.l-.KJftfKieAr'S.SJ'.^'ffir* 


Portland.  County  seat  of  Wasco 
County.  Population  2,100. 
The  Dalles  is  a  thriving  agricultural 
town,  dependent  upon  the  really  rich 
farming  and  fruit  interests  of  the  vicin- 
ity, which,  in  importance,  are  second  to 
none  in  the  State.  The  soil  is  of  the 
richest  quality,  and  the  climate  mild 
and  sufficiently  humid.  As  a  manufac- 
turing town  it  is  also  worthy  of  men- 
tion, lor  besides  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co's  R.  R. 
shops  located  hero,  and  doing  the  con- 
structing and  repair  work  for  a  large 
section  of  the  road,  there  are  numerous 
smaller  manufacturing  esta1)lishm(mts  in 
constant  operation.  They  include  two 
large  tloanng-mills,  a  pluning-mill,  an 
extensive  brewery,  several  carriage  fac- 
tories and  an  iron  and  brass  foundry. 
These  shops  in  the  aggregate  employ 
a  large  number  of  men  and  contribute 
to  the  city's  prosperity.  A  prettier 
site  for  the  city  and  a  more  healthful 
one  could  not  have  been  selected.  It  is 
situated  where  the  river  runs  swiftly 
and  where  the  ^unlmur  breezes  the  most 
frequently  penetrate  through  the  Cas- 
cade Range.  The  view  of  scenfry  from 
this  locality,  and  especi.illy  fruni  the 
stand-point  of  a  few  miles  west  of  town, 
is  remarkalily  tine  an<l  inspiring.  The 
great  tire  of  187'.*gave  the  town  a  serious 
set-back  tinancially,  from  which  it  is 
said  not  to  h  ive  yet  entirely  recovered; 
but  its  appearance  is  greatly  improved 
by  the  erection  t)f  many  new  buildings 
in  place  of  the  oM  ones.  While  its 
growth  may  bo  slow,  we  chink  its  loca- 
tion will  insure  a  steady  and  substan- 
tial advance  to  prosperity.  The  schouls, 
churches,   newspapers    and    hotels  are 

food.  Among  the  latter  the  Umatilla 
louse  an<l  the  Cosmopolitan  stand  pre- 
eminent, and  will  compare  favorably 
with  any  in  the  State.  The  Umatilla 
House,  kept  by  Messrs.  Handley  & 
Sinuott,  is  a  lar^'e  and  commodious 
hostelry,  overlooking  the  river.  Since 
the  tire,  in  rebuilding  the  house  has  been 
enlarged  and  re-modeled  aftor  the  must 
approved  plans,  and  furnished  with 
modern  improvemeuts.  It  contains  140 
rooms.  The  ticket  and  baggage  office 
of  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co.  are  in  the  build- 
ing, as  well  as  the  Western  Union  Tele- 
Sraph  office.  The  Cosmopolitan  is  con- 
ucted  by  Mr.  Thomas  Smith,  formerly 
of  the  Occidental,  in  Portland,  which  is 
a  guarantee  that  it  is  run  in  a  satisfac- 
tory manner. 

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Adams  Charles,  dentist 

ADAMS  8  B  (Edes  &  Adams) 

Allen  (xeorGje,  liquors 

Anderson  A  J,  mgr  I  F  Power's  furniture 
store 

ANDERSON  GEORGE,  gunsmith  and 
locksmith 

APFT  MRS  H  Ji  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

Arnold  Frnnk,  wholesale  and  retail 
liquors 

Atwater  .1  E,  attorney -at-law 

AVERT  MRS  A  N.  physician  and 
surgeon 

AVERT    &  APFT     MESDAMES 

(Mrs  A  N  Avery  and  Mrs  H  J  Appy), 
physicians  and  surgeons  (see  adv ) 

Baden  &  Goldstein  (Samuel  Baden,  Chas 
(;}old8tein  an  i  Max  M  Baden),  cloth- 
ing, etc 

Baldwin  Bros  (John  and  James  Bald- 
win), liquors 

BATJM  ABRAMt  groceries,  provisions 
a' id  seeds,  highest  catih  price  paid  for 
hides,  wool  iind  furs 

BEALL  H  M  (Schenck  &  Beall),  no- 
tary public 

Beck  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Bennett  Alfred  8  (Watkins  &  Bennett), 
attorney 

Btittingen  Albert,  hardware,  stoves,  etc 

Bird  J  H,  attorney-at-law 

Bissingcr  &  Co  ( Adol|»h  Bisainger,  Port- 
liuid;  Max  Heilbronuer,  S  F;  Julius 
Heilhronuer),  wool,  hides,  etc 

BLAGEN  N  J*  architect  and  builder, 
(see  adv) 

BLAKENET  J  W,  boarding  and  lodg- 
ing house,  opp  post-oHice;  meals  25 
cents 

Ulumauer  &  Son  (Bcnj  niid  .Sam  Blu- 
niaiK.r),  general  merchandise 

Boak  Mrs  J  A,  carpet  weaver 

Bolter  ti  T,  propr  Tlie  Italics  House 

B.iiizey  A  K,  lic^uors 

BUCHLER  AUGUST,  proprietor  Co- 

lumbia  Brewery  (see  adv) 
Biiuiiell   Augustus,  stoves,  tinware,  etc 
BUTLER  LESLIE  (Butler  &  True) 

BUTLER  &  TRUE  (Leslie  Butler  and 

.lohn  B  True),  bakerv  and  groceries, 

Mtsonic  Buildi'ig 
Calhoun  E  E,  atty-at-law  and  justice  of 

tlie  i)eacc 
('athcart   Alex   .S,  drayman  and   wood 

dealer 
Oirisnian  C  E,  grocorios 

CITTIRON  WORKS  AND  BRASS 
-FOUNDRT,  I'  \V  L  Skibbe  proprie- 
tor 

Clapp  D  C,  li(|Uor8 

Cleek  &  Parsons  (H  A  Cleek  and  J  Par- 
sons) Jackson  Hotel 


CLERISH     HENRT.      Philadelphia 

Breworv  Saloon 
Cliflford  Morton  D,  attorney-at-law 
Coffin   Laban,  registt  r  U  S  Land  Office 

COLUMBIA    KREWERT.    August 

Buchler  proprietor  (see  adv) 
Columbi.i  Hotel,  —  Nicholas  propr 
CONDON  J    R    attorney-at-law    and 

notary  public 

COSMOPOLITAN  HOTEL.  Thomas 
Smith  proprietor 

Covington  James,  produce,  etc 

CRATE  BROS  'John  and  Edward 
Crate),  butchers 

Cropen  J  B,  councilman 

Crossman  Adam,  saloon 

CROSSEN  J  R  auction  and  commis- 
sion merchant  (see  adv) 

Crum  Albert,  cijars  and  tobacco 

DAVIS  MRS  CATHERINE.  Eureka 
Restaurant 

DEHM  FLORIAN,  watchmaker  and 
jeweler,  dealer  in  watches,  jewelry, 
spectacles,  etc 

DELMONICO    RESTAURANT.    T 

M  Jones  proprietor 
Dickerson  &  Neitz  (J  B  Dickerson  and 

J  C  Neitz),  butchers 
Doane  0  D,  county  supt  and  physician 
Doherty  Mrs  E,  millnery,  etc 

DOW  J  B  (Dow  &  Thompson),  agent  for 
A  Cook  &  Son's  Nursery,  of  Vancou- 
ver, W  T  (see  adv) 

DOW  &  THOMPSON  (J  B  Dow  and 
Geor^'e  Thompson),  butchers 

Dunham  C  E,  druggist 

Earl  Robert,  saloon 

EDES  &  ADAMS  (George  A  Edes  and 
S  B  Adams),  wire  woven  beds 

EDES  GEORGE  A  (Edes  &  Adams) 

EUREKA  RESTAURANT.  Mrs  C 

Davis  propr 
Fagan  Patrick,  merchant  tailor 
FisK  F  E,  wholesale  liquors  and  cigars 
Fitz  Geiald  E  P,  general  merchandise 
Flynn  Miss  Annie,  dressmaker 
FOUTZ    C    M.    dealer   in    wines   and 

liquors 
Frank   L   D,  harness,  saddlery,  leather 

and  lindings 
Fredden  .J   G,   cigars,    tobacco,    fancy 

goods,  crockery,  etc 
Freiman  Adol])h,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Freinian  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes 
French  &  Co  ( D  M  and  J    VV  French), 

bankers 
Frischer  Robert,  barber  shop  and  baths 
Fulton  .lohn,  county  surveyor 
Fulton  Richard,  saloon 
Furman  E  M,  pianos  juhI  organ'" 
Garretsou  \V  E,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 
GATES  N  H.  attorney-at-law 


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Gehres  Alois,  candy  factory, 

saloon  and  ice 
Gerson  Henry,  cigars,  crockery  and 

tiona 

OIHBOITS  B  F.  county  clerk 
Gilffard  Charles,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc 
Gilnoasen  W  H,  photographer 
OILMEB  A  D,  physician  and  surgeon 
Glenn    Hugh,   contractor,   builder  and 

cooper 
Glover  Mrs  Mattie,  Occidental  Restau- 
rant 
Greeley  R  H,  forwarding  and  commis'n 

GROENNIHGER  BmTBiY,  Oro  Fiuo 

Wine  and  Sample  Rooms  (see  adv) 
Grunow  F  J,  merchant  tailor 
OWIN  J  F,  agent  OR  ft  N  Co 
Handley  D,  councilman 

HANDLET    &   SINNOTT    (Daniel 

Handley  and  Nicholas  B    Sinnott), 
proprietors  Umatilla  House 

Harris  S  &  N  (Samuel  and  Nathan  Har- 
ris), clothing  and  furnishing  goods 

Heilbronner  Julius,  mgr  Bissinger  &  Co 

Herbring  &  Mcln<  rny  (Henry  Herbring 
and  J  P  Mclnerny),  dry  goods,  cloth- 
ing, etc 

Hermans  James  H,  be^  bottler  and  vin- 
egar factory 

Hill  &  Mays  (W  Lair  Hill  and  Pierce 
Mays),  attomeys-at-law 

Hill  W  Lair  (Hill  &  Mays),  attorney 

Hulbrook  G  H,  drugcist 

Hood  R  B,  livery  stable 

HITDSON  T  At  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agent,  notary  public  and  city 
recor'!«'r  (s.,o  advertisement) 

Irvine  Juhn,  county  commissioner 

Jackson  Hotel,  Cleek  &  Parsons  proprs 

Johns  W  S  A,  attorney-at-law 

JOMfiS  T  Ml  proprietor  Delmonico 
Restaurant  

JOSEPH  OUSTAVE,,  saloon  and  res- 
taurant (see  advertisement) 

Kemp  John,  saloon 

Kernson  Harry,  saloon 

KLEIN  SAmUELi  city  marshal  and 
collector  (see  advertisement) 

Korten  Ben,  sahion 

Ladd  James  R,  county  assessor 

Larsen  E  S,  wool  and  hides 

LAUOHEAD  C  H,  Oregon  Bakery 

Lemke  Fred,  San  Francisco  Beer  Hall 

HEBE  OSDROE  Ai  wagon  manufac- 
turer and  blacksmith  and  mayor  (see 
advertisement) 

Logan  Dr  Hugh  (Loean  k  Richardson), 
office  French's  Building 

LOOAV  ft   RICHAia)SOH  (Hugh 

Logan  and  J  A  Richardson),  physi- 
cians  and   surgeons,  office  French's 
Building 
Lucas  George  W  &  Co,  tannery 
Lusher  Ru£>lph,  barber  and  bnths 


MANGOLD  OTTO,  groceries,  fruits 
and  vegetables,  wliolesale  and  retail 

MARSH  &  LAKG  (Robert  Harsh  and 
Col  T  S  Lang),  publishers 

McAllister  A  S,  councilman 

McARTHUR  HON  L  L,  attomey-at- 
law 

McClure  A  S,  groceries,  fruits,  etc 

McFarland  &  French  (E  B  McFarland 
and  Smith  French),  gen  mdse 

MICHEL  JOHN,  editor  "Times- 
Mountaineer" 

MICHELL  HENRY,  blacksmith  and 
horseshoeing 

Michell  Wm,  planing-mill  and  wagon- 
factory 

Miller  T  W,  stoves  and  tinware 

Milligan  Wm  &  Co  (Wm  Milligan  and 
Miss  A  C  Hensley),  millinery 

MOODT  Z  A>  forwarding  and  com- 
mission, freight  depot 

MOODT  Z  F>  Governor  of  Oregon  and 
dealer  in  general  merchandise,  for- 
warding and  commission  merchant 

'MOUNTAINEER"  (THE)  (weekly), 
the  Mountaineer  Publishing  Company 
publishers,  John  Michell  business 
mgr,  (see  advertisement) 

MTERS  WINSLOW  S,  attomey-at- 
law,  notary  public  and  searcher  of 
records  (see  advertisement) 

Newman  Lyon,  groceries  and  bakery 

Nicholas  T  T,  propr  Columbia  Hotel 

Nickelsen  I  0,  books,  watches  and 
notions 

Nickelsen  J  C,  county  treasurer 

Nielsen  H  C,  merchant  tailor 

Nitschke  Joseph  (Prinz  &  Nitschke) 

Nolan  M  T,  book  and  news  depot 

ORO  FINO  WINE  HOOMS.  Henry 
Groenninger  proprietor 

Parrott  E,  painter 

Parsons  J  (Cleek  &  Parsons)       ' 

PETERS  JOSEPH  T  (O  Sylvester  & 
Co) 

Powers  I F,  A  J  Anderson  mgr,  furni- 
ture and  carpets 

Prinz  &  Nitschlce  (Theodore  Prinz  and 
Joseph  Nitschke),  furniture  and  car- 
pets 

Quaide  John,  lodgings 

Ransome  W  R,  contractor  and  builder 

Ray  Wm,  barber 

Reed  R  B,  agt  W,  F  ft  Co,  and  agt 
Dalles  and  Yakima  City  Stage  Line 

RICHARDSON  DR  JAMES  A  (Lo^an 
ft  Richardson),  office  French's  Build- 
ing 

Rickman  Chas,  saloon 

Robinson  Miss  E  J.  corset  store 

ROBINSON  W  F,  dentist  (see  adv) 

ROGER  H  F>  Schooner  Saloon  and 
Beer  Hall 

Rubinow  Herman,  restaurant 


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Ruch  Geo^,  ^foceries  and  provisions 
Sandman  O.'icar,  bill  poster 
Savage  0  S,  county  judge 
Savage  0  S,  painter 

SUUENGK  A  BEALL  (J  S  Schenck 

and  H  M  Beall),  bankers 

SCHENCK  J  S  (Schenck  &  Beall) 

Schmidt  Charles,  flouring-mill 

Schroeder  Wolfgimd,  liquors 

Selling  Jacob,  general  merchandise 

Seufert  Frank  D,  butcher  and  fruits 

SHIELDS  HISS  KATIE>  fashionable 
dressmaker 

SIDDALL  DANIEL,  dentist;  gas, 
ether  or  chloroform  administered 

SKIBBE  F  W  L>  machine  shop,  black- 
smith, wwon  and  carriagemaker 

SMITH  THOMASi  proprietor  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel,  and  councilman 

Smith  W  L,  county  commissioner 

Snipes  &  Kinersly  (Benj  £  Snipes  and 
Orion  Kinersly),  wholesale  and  retail, 
druggists  and  also  books  and  station- 
ery, crockery,  etc 

Snipes  &  Smith  (B  £  Snipes  and  James 
Smith),  flouring-mill 

Stackhottse  J  W,  soda  water  mfr  and 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Steuer  H  C,  barber 

Steuer  Herman,  barber 

Storrs  J  T,  sheriff 

Stowell  C  A,  architect 

Strong  W  J  &  Co  (W  J  and  T  N  Strong), 
harness  and  saddlery 

STLVESTER  0  &  CO  (Omar  Sylves- 
ter and  Joseph  T  Peters),  lumber, 
building  materials  and  cord  wood 

Taylor  &  Ramsbv  (Joshua  Taylor  and 
£phraim  Ramsby),  saloon 

Thombury  C  N,  receiver  U  S  Land  Of- 
fice 

Tieman  J  P,  physician 

"TUIES-MOtNTAINEEB"  (week- 
ly), John  Michel  editor 

"TniES"  (The)  (weekly),  The  Times 
Publishing  Co  John  Micbell  business 
ma'iager  and  editor  (see  adv) 

TOWin^ND  M  D.  livery  and  feed 
and  dealer  in  hay,  grain  and  feed  (see 
adv) 


TRUE  JOHNB  (Butler  &  True) 
UMATILLA    HOUSE,     Handley    & 

Sinnott  proprietors  (see  adv) 

Velarde  Andrew,  house  mover 

Vogt  Frank,  general  merchandise 

Vogt  Max,  real  estate 

Waldron  &  Covillaud  (George  W  Wald- 
ron  and  Wm  P  Covillaud),  druggists 

Waters  H  L,  physician 

Watkms  &  Bennett  (George  Watkins 
and  Alfred  S  Bennett),  attys-at-law 

Wentz  Henry,  undertaker 

Whitcomb  L  H  &  Co  (L  H  and  L  J 
Whitcomb),  boots  and  shoes,  leather 
and  findings 

Whitman  D  A,  bootmaker 

Whitmore  &  Blank  (H  Whitmore  and 
M  Blank),  contractors  and  builders 

Whitten  Benoni,  attorney-at-law 

Wickman  Fred,  bootmaker 

Wicks  £dward,  saloon 

Wigle  John,  butcher 

Wiley  W  N  i  Son  (W  N  and  Elwood 
Wiley),  feed  stable 

Williams  &  Marchbanks  (George  Wil- 
liams and  J  H  Marchbanks),  livery 
stable 

Williams  Wm  £,  restaurant 

Wilson  Mrs  £  M,  postmistress 

Wingate  E  &  Co  (Edward  Wingate  and 
G  E  Williams),  general  merchandise 

WINTEBMEIER  ANTON,  wagon- 
maker  (see  adv) 

Wolf  B  &  Co  (Bernard  Wolf,  D  M  and 
J  W  French),  wool  merchants 

Zuberbuchler  J  C,  saloon 

C.    ADAMS, 

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All  IKInda    of  Anna    Repaired. 

SECOND  ST.,  TH«  DALLES,  OREGON. 


Mrs.  A.  N.  Avery. 


Mrs.  H.  J.  Appy 


MESDAMES  AVERT  ft  AFPT. 

Physicians  g  Surgeons 

Diseases  of  Women  and  Children  a  Specialty. 

Patients  treated  at  a    distance    successfully. 
Always  enclose  stamp  for  a  reply. 

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PlanSi  Speoificatioiu  and  Estimates 
Furnished. 

Work    Done   Promptly  and    in   a 
Bnalness-like  Manner. 


J.  B.   CROSSEN, 

Thr  Dalleh,  Orboon. 

AiGtlonlCoiDginDHerchait 

Viw  iMid  Second-Hand 

Bought  and  S  '  1. 

Correspondence  will    be  promptly  at- 
tended to. 


J.  B.  DOW, 

Agt.  Cook  &  Son'B 

Vancouver    Nurseries. 

Third  eit.,  The  Dalles,  Oieson. 

Is  Prepared  to  Supply 

FRniT  TREK  AHD  SHRUBBERT 

From  the  Largest  Stock  in  the  Northwest. 


T.  A.  HUDSON, 

Real  Estate  I  Insurance  Agent 


Bargains  in  City  and  Country  Property  always 
on  hand. 

Collections  Promptly  Attended  to.    Loans  Ne- 
gotiated. 

THE    DALLES, 

OREGON. 


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AUGUST  BUCHIER, 


PROPRIETOR. 


THE   IDA-LXiES,    OE/EOOTST. 


Haii^!act>irer  of  the 


Celebrated  Columbia  Brewery  Lager 

ORDERS  FILLED    FOR  ALL  PARTS  OF  OREGON,  WASH. 
INOTON  TER.  AND  IDAHO. 


Oregon — The  Dalles. 


1097 


THE  DELMONICO  RESTAURANT 

Situated  near  the  Railway  Depot   on  Front  Street, 

THE     CHEAPEKT     ROTIMI8ERIE     IM 
OBEUOIH. 

A  Cpmmodioiu  lodging  House  in  Connection. 

The  proprietor  returns  thanlcs  to  hi8  friends  and  the  public  for  their  patronage  in  the  past 
year,  and  would  respectfully  remind  them  that  he  still  is  to  be  found  at  the  above  popular  resort, 

where  he  ser\-es 

Fresh  Oysters  and  Oame,  Chops  and  Steaks,  and  Every  Season's  Choice 
Of  Lnxnries.   Call  in  and  See  He. 

Ctood  Sqaare  Meals, S5«.  I  Oynters  in  Every  Style, SSe 

French^  Chop  House  and  Rotisserie 

"'"""  Steals,  CiOBS,  Oysters  i  Replar  Meals 

Coolied  in  First-Class  Style. 


Thii.  iti  the 


BEST  "UP  RIVER"  RESTAURANT. 


«V8.  jrOtSEPH,  Propr. 

Opposite  Post  Office,  The  Dalles,  Oregon. 


FOR    TRAVELERS'    SUPPLIES, 

Imported  Beerst  Alest  LiquorSt  Wines*  and  Havana  Cigars* 

The  Headquarters  are 

Second  St.*  bet.  Court  and  Union.  The  Dalles,  Oregon. 
HENBT  GBOENNINOER,  Proprietor! 

i^The  Oro  Fino  is  the  most  popular  resort  in  The  Dalles.    Piivato  Rooms  for  Select  Parties. 

The  Celebrated  Philadelphia  Brewery  Beer  of  San  Franeiseo 

Oaa.    Sxa.-u.s'Da.t. 


SAMUEL    KLEIN, 


THE  DALLES,  OREGON. 


COIiKiBCTIOIiS     LEFT     IW     HY 
CABB   HTIIiL  RECBITB 

PBOMPT  AND  A8- 
MDITOVS    ATTBIVTION. 


W.  F.  ROBINSON,  D.D.S., 


Dentistry  in  all  its  Branches. 

Gor.  Second  and  Washington  8ts., 
THB    DAliLB«l.   OB. 


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Oregon — The  Dcdlea. 


The  Leading  Newspaper  in  Eastern  Oregon. 
Has   the    Largest   Circulation, 

AND  IS  THE— 

Fearless  Advocate  of  the  People's  Rights. 

THE  WEEKLY  TIMES. 

THE  GBEAT  NEWSFAF£B  EAST  of  the  CASCADES. 


ALWAYS  TAKES  THE  LEAD  IN  NEWS,  LOCAL  AND  GENERAL, 

And  is  Sprightly  in  its  Expression. 

ALWAYS  ALIVE  TO  THE  LATEST  ISSUES. 
B£B  HABK  I>lirjeMY  #  FEBB  S'!rA]BI.B 

THIRD    STREET, 

Botween  Laughlin  aiid  '■Vashingtun, 
THE     DALIjES,     OREGON. 


Firat-Clan  Saddle  Horaes.  Sin> 
fglB  »nd  Double  Teams 

For    Hire   at   Lowest   Living    Kates. 

Oood  AcuomiiKxIations  for  Transient  Stoclc.    Spacious  Corral. 
M.    O.    TOWXIiEXD,    Proprietor,  Also  Dealer  in  Hay,  Grain  and  Feed 

New  UMATILLA  HOUSE 

THE  DALLES,  OREGON. 
HANDLEY  &  SINNOTT PROPRIETORS. 

THE  LARGEST  AND  FINEST  HOTEL  IN  OREGON. 

Bailrotd  Passoiigers  take  Meals  at  this  House. 
Free  Omnibus  to  and  fi-om  the  Hotel. 

lire I'rosf  Safe  for  the  Safety  of  all  Valuables. 

Tiol<nt  and  Eavpi^'o  office  of  the  Oreifon  Railway  and  Navigation  Company,  and  Office  of  tlie 
Western  Unio.i  Telu^rajili  (loinpatiy,  are  in  tlio  Hotel. 

Tmlps  depart  from  thla  llonae  at  7:00  I*.  If.  for  tVulla  Walla, 


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Cor.  Third  mnd  Laughlln  8ta.ff 

THE  DALLES,  OREGOK. 

Carriage  M  Wagoi  Hannfac^nrer 

And  General  Blacksmith. 

Light  and  Heavy  Wagons  constantly  on 
hand  and  made  to  order.  Hopatrinj;  done 
promptly  and  etflciently,  and  at  lowest  rates. 

Horseshoeing  by  Experienced  Workmen. 


A.  WINTERMEIER, 

OPERATES 

I'll  connection  with  the  above  establishment, 
wliere  all  tcinds  of 

^  Carriage  and  Wagon  Afaking 

^  AMO  RliPAlBIIHO 

Is  done  promptly  and  at  Reasonable  Rates. 

Cor.  Third  and  Laughlin  Sts. 

THE  DALLES,  OREGON. 


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WINSLOW  S.  MYERS. 

Attorney  at^Law  &  Notary  Public. 

o— 

spEcim  miNTioN  giveh  to  probate  bosiness 

AND 

Examination  of  Land  Titles. 

THE  DALLES,  OREGO>f. 

TIDEWATER. 

Bknton   County.     A   post-office.     A 
boat  landing. 

Peck  Wm,   saw  and  shingle-mill  and 

justice  of  peace 
Russell  Thomas,  banker 


TILLAMOOK. 

Tillamook  Cottnty.    A  post-office,  on 
Tillamook  Bay; '  population  125. 

Alderman  A  L,  sheriff 
OOODSPEED  H  F>  county  clerk 
Graham  Jacob,  county  treasurer 
Holden  H  F,  county  commissioner 


Kemp  Rev  H,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Martin  A  J,  assessor 
Morgan  Peter,  county  commissioner 
Perrin  M  K,  county  judge 

Ralston ,  constable 

Stillwell  M  y,  constable 


TOLEDO. 

Benton  County.  A  post-office,  68  miles 
west  of  Corvallis. 

Bayley,  Marlett  &  Bums,  saw-mill 
BISHOP  C  J  &  C0>  general  merchan- 
dise 
Graham  J  D,  general  merchandise 
Rich  H  H,  physician 


TRENT. 

Lane  County.    A  post-office,  16  miles 
southeast  of  Eugene  City. 

BRIDGES  D  Wi  general  merchandise 


TROUTDALE. 

Multnomah  County.  A  post-offioe. 

HABLOW  J.  grocer 
Ladd  E,  postmaster 
McGrow  J,  blacksmith 
Wilson  J,  blacksmith 


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TUALITIN. 


Wahhimgton  Coumyt.  a  post-office,  3 
milea  southeaat  of  Beaverton  and  16 
miles  Bonth  of  Portland. 

Cuininings  Ben,  geu  iidie  and  post- 
master 

Durham  S  A  &  Co,  flour  and  lumber 
mfrs 


TULE  LAKE. 

Klamath   County.     A   post-office,   4 
miles  southwest  of  Langell's  Valley. 

WHITNEY  E«  general   merchandise 
and  postmaster 


TURNER. 


Marion  County.  A  post  and  express 
office.  A  pretty  village  on  the  Oregon 
&  California  K.  K.,  9  miles  south  of 
Salem.  It  is  built  on  a  level  plnin, 
surrounded  by  lands  remarkabl<^  for 
their  productiveness.  The  town  'coasts 
a  flouriug-mill  and  elevator.  The  mill 
is  operated  by  Mr.  A.  Shaw,  and  is  of 
250  to  300  barrels  per  day  capacity, 
with  new  process  machinery.  Turner 
enjoys  water-power  brought  by  a  ca- 
pacious ditch  from  Mill  Creek. 

Aholhauser  Henry,  blacksmith 

Bleakney  Bros,  undertakers 

Cornelius  O  H  P,  druggiitt 

Cornelius  Mrs  V  H,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 

Crocker  L  6,  carpenter 

Denyer  Job,  blacksmith 

EDGAR  &  TBACT  (Rankin  Edgar 
and  James  B  Tracy),  butcher  shop 

HA  WES  W  Ji  wagonmaker 

Hussey  Mrs  F  A,  dressmaker 

Janney  Phineas,  bootmaker 

KAUJPFMAN  I  B>  stoves,  tin  and 
hardware 

Klingcr  Maurice,  saloon 

Knight  S  D,  h<  tel 

Matteson  F  S,  justice  of  peace,  notary 
and  taxidermist 

McKinney  ft  Smith  (E  E  McKinney  and 
H  W  Smith),  general  merchandise 
and  warehouse 

Molteson  F  S,  notary  public 

Potter  &  Watson  (J  Potter  and  J  M 
Watson),  hotel 

Robertson  M  A  C,  sec  Pearl  Lodge^  No 
66,  A  F  ft  A  M 

SHAW  ANGUS,  flouring-mill 

Smith  H  H,  school  teacher 

Smith  ft  Potter  (L  8  Smith  and  A  Pot- 
ter), stage  line 


THOKASE  N  ft  00  (E  N  and  J  A 
Thomas,  and  Oeorgo  W  Oonaer),  gen- 
eral merchandise 

THOMAS  R  Oi  agent  Oregon  and  Cali- 
fornia R  B,  postmaster,  and  agent 
Welb,  Fargo  ft  Co 


TYGH  VALLEY. 

Wasoo  County.    A  post-offioe,  32  milea 
from  The  Dalles. 

Pratt  J  C,  justice  of  peace 
STALEY  Ht  general  merchandise 


UMATILLA. 

Umatilla  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Columbia 
Kiver,  225  miles  above  Portland,  and 
36  miles  distant  from  Pendleton.  It 
is  at  the  junction  of  the  Umatilla  and 
Columbia  Rivers,  and  is  a  point  to 
which  large  consignments  of  freight 
are  made. 

Foster  J  R  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

^jurdon  A  L,  blacksmith 

Horn  David,  agt  U  I  ft  O  Stage  Line, 
Union  Hotel 

Jack  A  R,  liquors 

KOONTZ  J  H,  general  merchandise, 
forwarding  and  commission,  justice 
of  peace  and  postmaster 

Kunzie  J  H,  ajjt  W,  F  ft  Co 

Lindsey  C  M,  confectionery  and  notions 

Myers  Mrs  F,  flouring-mills 

Stantield  R  N,  livery  stable  and  notary 
public 

Theodore  D,  liquors 

Wilson  Mrs,  hotel 


UMPQUA  TERRY. 

DouoLAS  County.    A  post-office. 

Clarke  ft  Baker,  saw-mill 
Craniill  R  M,  carpenter 
Davidson  G  M,  physician 
Kamp  Wm,  bia>3ksmith  and  hotel 
SHAJIBROOK  S  ft  SON.  general  mer- 
chandise 


UNION. 

Uniow  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  in  the  celebrated 
Grand  Ronde  Valley,  and  is  now  the 
county  seat.  The  stock  and  agricul- 
tural interests  in  this  .icinity  are 
rapidly  developing.    Population  800. 

Ayles  S,  cooper 

Baer  Mrs  Clara,  milliner 


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Oregon —  Union-Villard. 


1101 


Baer  L,  general  merohandiw  and  agri- 
cultural implementa 

Baker  ft  Eakin  (M  Baker  and  R  Eakin), 
attoraeys-at-law 

Beidleman  D,  harneaamaker 

Bell  ft  Crites  (0  T  Bell  and  J  R  Orites), 
attorneys  and  notaries  public 

Bennett ,  district  judge 

Benson  A  F,  county  treasurer  and  livery 
stable 

Block  ft  Wilson,  druggists 

Boskonitz  I  A  ft  Co,  general  mdse 

Brainard  ft  Baird,  paints,  oils,  and  tin- 
ware 

Bums  John,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

Burrouchs  S  B,  carpenter 

Carroll  W  T,  blacksmith 

Cates  Ed  E,  justice  of  peace,  collector 
and  conveyancer 

Cates  John  A,  cabinetmaker 

Chancey  A,  boarding-house 

Chase  Eugene,  county  surveyor 

Chomson  J  B,  carpenter 

Coffinbury  C  C,  blacksmith 

Collins ,  county  supt  schools 

Craig  A  C,  county  judge 

Crawford  T  H,  att'trney-at-law 

Cromwell  I  N,  physician 

Culbertson  A,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Davis  W  F,  mayor 

Deering  — ,  physician 

Danny  A  J,  cooper 

Dolby  Joel  B,  county  commissioner 

Eakin  R,  attorney-at-law 

SATOH  J  B>  general  merchandise 

Eaton  J  B  Jr,  gen  mdse 

Emery  H  C,  carpenter 

Foster  Thomas  H,  meat  market 

Gardner  A  W,  watchmaker 

Ooodal  0  P,  county  assessor 

Hannah  S,  agt  Utah,  Idaho  ft  Oregon 
Stage  Co 

Heritage  M,  painter 

Hyde  J  C,  district  attorney 

Hyde  ft  Reed  (T  C  Hyde  und  J  H  Reed), 
attorneys-at-law 

Jones  ft  Bros,  photographers 

Levy  Adolph,  agt  Hamburg-American 
Packet  Co  and  gen  mdse 

Lichtenthaler  D  W,  register  U  S  Land 
Office  and  notary  public 

MoCSOMAS  E  8>  publisher  "  Mountain 
Ser  inel" 

McComas  E  8  ft  J  T,  patent  medicines 

KoOOXAS  W  H>  editor  "  Mountain 
Sentinel " 

McLau){hlin — ,  livery  stable 

Mettler  Louis,  wagonmaker 

Montgomery  Mrs,  milliner 

Moore  Dan  F,  propr  Centennial  Hotel 

Morelock  ft  Rinehart,  Union,  Summer- 
ville.  West  jn  and  Walla  Walla  Stage 
Line 


"xoiniTAnr  sentinel."  e  s 

McComas  publisher 

Ray  0  B,  dentist 

Reea  D  B,  agt  N  W  Stage  Co  and 
Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co  Express 

Remillard  Ed,  liquors 

Remillard  ft  Mongeon,  saloon 

Rinehart  W  E,  county  coroner 

Robbins  ft  Benson,  meat  market 

Rogers  R  J,  sheriff 

Roth  Wm,  carpenter  and  councilman 

Sailsburg,  Hailey  ft  Co,  proprs  Utah, 
Idaho  and  Oregon  Stage  Co 

Shinn  Joseph  H,  real  estate  and  notary 
public 

Sisson  Samuel,  carpenter 

Skiff  Willis,  councilman 

Slater,  Crawford  ft  Slater,  attomeys-at- 
law 

Snodgrass  ft  Miner,  gen  mdue  and  agri- 
cultural implements 

Starks  Geo,  cigvrs,  tobacco,  confection- 
ery, stationery  and  postmaster 

Steel  Geo,  liquors 

Thompson  Geo,  bootmaker 

Thomson  Mrs  J  B,  milliner 

Ulm  ft  Lloyd  carpenters  and  cabinet- 
makers 

White  G  F  ft  Co  (G  F  White  and  James 
Welsh),  carpenters 

White  James,  cigars,  tobacco,  confec- 
tionery and  stationery 

Wilmot  — ,  city  marshal 

Wilson  Wm,  saloon 

Woodel  Wm,  county  commissioner 

Wright  G  ft  Sons,  gen  mdse  and  flouring- 
mills 

WBIGHTiW  T,  county  clerk 


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UNIONTOWN. 

Jackson  Countt.      A   post-office; 
miles  from  Jacksonville. 

CAMERON  Tt  general  merchandise 


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VERNONIA. 

Columbia  County.    A  post-office. 

Baker  F,  carpenter  and  builder 
Dow  Geo  W,  cooper 
Fleisher  Emil,  general  merchandise 
Lavender  T  H,  olacksmith 


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Wascm)  County.    A  post-office. 

Cooper  John,  lumber  and  wood 
FOX  JOHN  W.  postmaster 
FOX.  SCOTT  &  CO.  general  mdse 
McCoy  E  O  (Fox,  Scott  ft  Co) 
McDonald  J,  blacksmith 


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VINSON. 

Umatilla  Countt.    A  poit^offloet  28 
miles  west  of  Pendleton. 

Aiuaalt,  hotel 
Evarte  L,  general  merchandiie 
Lightfoot  §  O,  jnetice  of  peace 
Newman  F  A,  blaokemith 
HEWXAH  ft  VIHSON.  general  mer- 

chandiee  and  livery  stable 
VIHSON   JOHN   S.   postmaster  and 

notary  pnUio 


VIOLA. 

Clackamas  County.    A  post-office. 

Byland  D  C,  physician 
Byland  M  D,  druggist 
DiCKSOH  J>  mW  and  flonr-mill 

postmaster 
Kercham  W  P,  flour-mill 
LEWIS  B  0,  K^neral  merchandise 
Mattoon  O  P,  blacksmith 
Miller  W  H,  saw-mill 
Stora  D  C,  blacksmith 


and 


WALDO. 


Josephine  Con.N'ry. 
miles  southwest 
Popnlation  110. 


A  post-office;  14 
of    Jacksouvillo. 


Andt  /  QM,  hotel  and  livery  sta- 

bl 
Bennett  J,  saw-mill 
Bryan  F,  liquors 
Decker  C,  general  merchandise 
Hogue  E  B,  blacksmith 
Mack  J  F,  justice  of  )>oace 
Scott's  Gulch  Hydraulic  Mining  Co 
Simmons  Geo,  blai-kHmith 
Waldo  Hydraulic  Mining  Co 
Wimer  J  &  Sons,  general  merchandise 
WIMER  W  J>  postmaster 


WALDPORT. 

Benton  County.    See  Collins. 


WALDRON. 

Wasco  County.  A  post-office. 

Helms  A  Jr,  notory  public 
TPSLIfg  MRS  M  J>  postmistress 


WALTERVILLE. 

Lane  County.    A  post-office,  17  miles 
from  Eugene  City. 

COFENHAVEB  M  J.  postmaster 
Uolloway  Wm,  brewer 


Millioan  Geo,  oattlo  dealer 
Smeed  Stephen,  hop  grower 
Weaver  J  ft  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Williams  John  k  Co,  general  mdse 


WAPINITIA. 

Wabco  County.    A  poit-offloe. 

Alexander  Geo?ge,  hotel 
Capps  J  D,  blacksmith 
Paquet  F  X,  general  merchandisa 
Thomas  L  S,  hotel 
Young  J«ny,  postmaster 
Young  B,  liquors 


WARM  SPRINGS. 

Umatilla  County.  Post-office  Watson. 
Purdy  J  B  ft  Sons,  hotel 


WARM  SPRINGS. 

Wasco  County..  A  post-office  estab- 
lished at  tho  Warm  Springs  Indian 
Agency  and  is  upon  tlie  Warm  Spring 
Indian  Reserve;  is  situated  about  73 
miles  south  of  The  Dalles  on  the  east 
shtpa  of  the  Cascade  Range  of  moun- 
tains and  about  2  miles  from  the  Des- 
chutes River.  No  whites  are  permit- 
ted to  reside  here  except  agent  em- 
ployees and  tiiose  wiio  have  busiuess 
witii  tho  Indians  under  the  authority 
of  tho  Government. 

Farley  Mrs  N  J,  postmistress 

Farley  Wm  J,  physician 

Luckey  W  H,  blacksmith 

McCoy  A  R,  hotel  and  teacher 

McCoy  Goo  W,  teacher 

SMITH  J  Ji  trader  and  (general  mer- 

cliundise 
Siniti)  John,  Indian  agent 
WalkerCW,  clerk 
Walker  M  W,  savyycr  and  gen  mechanic 


WASCO. 

Wasco  County.    A  post-office. 
BARNETT  W  M.  general  mcrchondiiie 


WATERLOO. 

Linn  County.     A  post-office,  20  miles 
southeast  of  Albany.  Population  100. 

Beebe  J  O  ft  Co,  saw-mill  and  bowl  fac- 
tory 
Carter  F  M,  flour-mill 
OA0E|t  S  D.  hotel  and  postmaster 
Gliiss  M  S  ft  J  D,  saw-mill 
Gross  Geo,  hotel  and  grocery 


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Healy  F,  jartioe  of  peace 
Hamphray  Roea,  aaw>iniU 
Reed  J  k  Co,  aaw-mill 


WEATHERBY. 

Baker  Coumtt.    A  poit-offlee. 

Campbell  Collin,  attoraey-at-law 

Campbell  J  M,  blaokemitn 

Gilchriat  David  k  Co,  quarta  mill  and 

mine 
Porter  Thon  k  Co,  blnokimitha 
Vandevener  Samacl,  aaloon 
WEATHERBT  A  J  ft  CO,  general 

merchandise 


WELLS. 

Bektom  County.  A  post-ofSce,  on  the 
Oregon  and  California  R.  R.  (West 
Side),  10  miles  north  of  Corvallis. 

Di»kson  Wm,  blacksmith 
WILLIAMSON  &  MILLEil.   ware- 

liouse 
WILLIAHSON  R  N.  general  morchan- 
dise 


WEST  CHEHALEM. 

Yamhill  County.  A  post-office,  C 
miles  northeast  of  Lafayette.  Fopn- 
latiuu  00. 

Bates  P  A,  flour-mill 
Wilkersou  Thos  H,  gen  mdse 


WESTON. 

Umatilla  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  in  an  extensive  grain 
and  stock  country,  about  21  miles 
south  of  Wulla  Walla,  W,  T.,  ami  72 
miles  by  stage  from  tho  Columbia 
River  at  Umatilla.  It  is  a  thriving 
town  of  500  inhabitants),  and  steadily 
growing. 

Bamford  Bros,  planing-mill 

Beeler  &  Bros,  saloon 

Berry  Miss,  music  teacher 

Bradley  &  Basye  (Amos  Bradley  and  T 

Bai^e),  hotel 
Dupuis  J  B,  harness  and  saddles 
Duseubery  N  &  Co,  gen  mdso 
Graham  &  Son,  livery  stable 
Griffin  H  B,  saloon 

Guessaz  E  L,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Hays  Geo,  saloon 
Hubbard  C  O,  livery  stable 
John  S  A,  hotel 

Jones  J  E,  tinsmith  and  hardware 
Knox  Adam,  wagonmaker 


Knox  8   V.    colleotor«   attorney  and 

notary  public 
Liewallau  R,  blaokainith 
MarahftU  H  O,  brick  maaon 
MoOttU  G  P,  physician 
McCoU  k  IMillcr,  atationery  and  drag* 

gista 
McCoy  W  H,  draggist 
MoKencie  k   Cavanangh,   agricnlinral 

implements  and  lumMr  yard 
Mechlins  A  W,  contractor  and  bailder 
Miller  Mrs  M  E^  millinery 
O'Neil  Miss  Sadie,  dressmaker 
Faaly  F  M.  varieties 
Prine  k  Sylvester,  saloon 
Proebstel  Bros  (/  and  C  B  Proebstel), 

flour  mill 
Pruett  Rev  W  H,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Ridonour  Bros,  hotel 
Saling  ft  Reese,  general  merchandise 
Simpson  W  A,  barber 
Steel  R  A,  collector,  varieties  and  notary 

public 
Steinakcr  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Truesdale  Joseph,  ]uml)er 
Weaver  J  H,  blacksmith 

"WESTERN  WEEKLY  LEADER. " 

W  T  Williarasou  and  G  P  McCoU 

Wmlilishers 
ILIIAM80N  &  McCOLL  (W  T 

WiUiumson  and  G  P  McCoU),  pub- 
lishers "WcBtcrn  Weekly  Leader" 
Williamson  W  T,  )ihysician 
Wilson  W  H,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 
WOOD  L  S,  notary  public,  collecting 

agent  and  ])ostmaster 
Young  J  W,  hardware 
Young  J  W  Jr,  attorney-at-law 


WESTPORT. 

Clatsop  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  on  Columbia  River,  70  miles 
northwest  of  Portland  and  30  miles 
east  of  Astoria;  reached  by  O,  R.  ft 
N.  Co's  steamers.    Population  80. 

Benner  S  C,  Westport  Mills 
LOVELL  i*  K,  assistant  postmaster 
Tompkins  R,  Westport  Mills 
West  D,  general  merchanilise 
WEST  J,  salmon  packer 

WESTPORT  SHINGLE  MANU- 

FACTTTRING  CO,  (I^  nnd  J  West,  S 
C  Benner  and  F  K  Lovell) 

WEST  UNION. 

Washington  County.  A  post-office,  5 
miles  northeast  of  Hillsboro  and  12 
miles  northeast  of  Portland. 

HOARD  J  0.  groceries 
Schlueter  Fred,  blacksmith 


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WHEATLAND. 

Yamhill  Coumtt.  A  prat-offloe,  on 
Willunetta  River,  reaoned  by  O.  R.  ft 
N.  Go's  ■teamen,  58  mile*  aouthwest 
of  Portland. 

Darneil  — ,  physician 

Forest  L  O,  grooeries  wholesale  and  re- 
tail 

Fowler  Chas,  wagonmaker 

Fowler  J  0,  bootmaker 

Hendrick  M  B,  warehouse 

Isham  J  T,  ferry 

Smith  A  J,  blacksmith 

WILLIAMSON  C  8.  druggist,  fancy 
goods  and  postmaster 


WHirEAKER. 

Marion  County.    A  post-offioe. 

Downing  John,  hotel 

HUNT  0  W>  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Thomas  Harry,  butcher 
Wagoner  A  T,  blacksmith 


WILDERVILLE. 

Josephine  County.    A  post-offico. 

Birdsey  &  Vuncc,  general  merchandise 

Holton  D  S,  physician 

Jones  Alex,  hotel 

Jones  H  D,  hotel  and  postmaster 

Kellogg  J  F,  blacksmith 

Knight  J  I,  hotel 

Smith  J  M,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 


WILLAMETTE  SLOUGH. 

Multnomah  County.    Apost'Offioe,  12 
miles  northwest  of  Portland. 

ANKNEY  A  Pi  wood  dealer 


WILLAMINA. 

Yamhill  County.    A  post-office. 

Bailey  H,  aaw-mill 

Churchman  R  L,  general  merchandise 

Monroe  J,  flouring-mill 

Woodon  James,  butcher 


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WILHOIT  SPRINGS. 

Clackamas  County.  A  post-office,  sit- 
uated in  the  foot-hills  of  the  Cascade 
Range  of  mountains,  20  miles  east  of 
the  Oregon  ft  California  R.  R..  35 
miles  from  Salem,  25  miles  from  Ore- 
gon City  and  38  miles  from  Portland. 

MoLEBAN  M.L,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 


WILLAMETTE  FORKS. 

Lank  County.    A  post-office,   6   miles 
northeast  of  Eugene  City. 

Skinner  M  H,  drugs  and  groceries 
Smith  O  S,  millwright 
Smith  H,  saw -mill 

SUTTER  FBANKf  general  merchan- 
dise 


Josephine  County.    A  post-office; 
miles  southwest  of  .lacksonville. 

JOHN  DAVID,  postmaster 

WILLOW~SPRINGS. 

Jackson  County.     A   post-office; 
miles  northweat  of  Jacksonville. 

BamaburgA,  blacksmith 

COOKE  Ni  general  merchandise   and 

postmaster 
Fischer  Daniel,  blacksmith 
Herd  Jas,  lumber-mills 
Ingram  .T  W,  miner 
Little  T  H,  machinist 
Peters  W  H,  machinist 


WILSONVILLE. 

Clackamas  County.    A  post-offioe. 

Bell  Daniel,  fluur-mill 

Boyse  John,  flour-mill 

Chaeffer  Albert,  saw-mill 

Harmes  H  D,  blacksmith 

WHAON  CHABLES.    general 
chandise  and  postmaster 

WILSON  BICKA.  assistant  postmas- 
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WOODBURN. 

Marion  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  on  the  Oregon  and  California 
R.  R.  (East  Side)  17  miles  northeast  of 
Salem,  the  State  capital,  and  35  miles 
southwest  of  Portland.  It  is  a  grain 
producing  8«-ction,  on  what  is  known 
as  the  French  Prairie,  at  junction  of 
Oregon  and  California  R.  R. 

Allen  ft  Ainsworth,  builders  of  headers 
Bouncy  B  S,  stock  raiser 
Clark  T  W,  tin  and  hardware 
OOOLET  B  Pt  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


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Johnson  O  8,  hotel 

KirkKnd  B  S,  a/t  O  ft  0  R  R,  0  R  U 

Oo  and  Wells,  Farso  ft  Co 
LOTJOHimOiE  J  A,  srain.  flour,  etc 
Remington  M  ./  L,  m(r  engines  and 

saw-mills 
Settlemier  J  H,  Woodbnrn  Nursery 
Waterford  I,  bootmaker 


WOODVILLE. 

Jackson  County.     A   post-o£Boo; 
miles  from  Jacksonville. 

Evans  Jaooh,  justice  of  peace 
HAMMONBX  W>  postmaster 
Woods  John,  general  merchandise 


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YAQUINA. 

Benton  Counit.    A  post-office. 

Altree  E  S,  hotel 

VAN  CLEYE   COLL.    prupr  "The 

Yaquina  Post  " 
"TAQUIHAFOST"  (The),  Coll  Van 
Cleve  proprietor 

The  Yaquina  Post, 

PUBLISHED  AT 

Taqnina,  Yaquina  Bay,  Oregon, 

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COLL  VAN  CLEVE. 

At  t9l.S0  per  Annnm. 

An  elght-pa;(e,  flve-column  paper,  the  leading 
paper  of  Central  Urei;on.  Publisined  at  the  West- 
ern terminus  of  the  (>re;f<>n  Pacific  R.  R.,  at  thu 
Kreat  seaport  of  Yaquina  Bay.  The  Post  has  a 
large  circulation,  which  will  continue  to  increase 
as  the  line  of  road  extends  East  to  meet  the  Ore- 
((on  short  lino.  Advortiseiiients  inserted  at  rea- 
sonable rates.  Address,  COLL  VAN  CLEVE, 
Editor  and  Proprietor,  Yaquina,  Oregon. 


YONCALIA. 

Douglas  Cocntt. 

Applegate  Bros,  warehouse 
Booth  Bros,  general  merchandise,  fur- 
niture and  agricultural  implements 
Huntington  Benj.  warehouse 
Smith  ft  Cowan,  warehouse 
T&ACET  C  E,  general  merchandise 

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Polk  County.    A  post-office;  7  miles 
northwest  of  Salom.    Population  40. 

0IMBLES8.  postmaster 
Hunt  J  T,  blacksmith 


ZION. 

Clackamas  Counxy.    A  post-office; 
nulos  northea-t  of  Oregon  City. 

Deshiclds  J  K,  saw-mill 
H-'ffrr.an  P,  aaw-mill 
Linn  James  O,  blacksmith 
Linn  ft  Berghardt,  grist-mill 
SHANKLAND  W  H,  postmaster 


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Before  Alaska,  which  is  not  yet  organized,  was  added  to  the  domain  of  the 
Unit:d  States,  the  most  northwestern  portion  of  the  country  was  Washington 
Territory.  '1  his  TerrUory  lies  between  the  parallels  45°  32'  and  49<>  north  lati- 
tude, and  the  meridians  of  117°  and  124°  8'  west  longitude  from  Greenwich.  On 
the  west  it  is  bounded  by  the  Pacitic  Ocean.  On  the  north  it  is  divided  from 
British  Columbia  by  a  line  running  through  the  centre  of  the  Strait  of  Juan  de 
Fuca,  the  Canal  de  Haro  and  the  Gulf  of  Georgia  as  far  as  the  49th  parallel; 
thence  along  this  parallel  to  the  west  line  of  Idaho.  This  northern  line  is,  there- 
fore, quite  uneven.  It  was  run  so  crookedly,  after  a  tedious  arbitration,  in  order 
that  Great  Britain  might  not  be  deprived  of  important  settlements  which  her  sub- 
jects mainly  occupied.  On  the  south,  the  Columbia  Biver,  to  about  the  119th 
meridian,  and  thence,  eastwanlly,  the  46th  parallel  separate  the  Territory  from 
Oregon.  Its  limit  on  the  east  is  Idaho  along  the  It7th  meridian  to  Lewiston,  and 
then  the  line  follows  the  Snake  Biver  till  it  intersects  with  that  of  Oregon. 

The  length  of  Washington  Territory,  from  north  to  south,  ranges  from  200 
to  250  miles  and  its  greatest  breadth  from  east  to  west  is  about  3G0  milea.  It) 
const  length  is  245  miles,  and  its  full  shore  line  1,738  miles.  It  is  smaller  than 
most  of  the  Territories  and  several  of  the  Western  States,  having  an  area  only  of 
C9,094  square  miles,  or  44,790,  ItiOacre^  but  is,  nevertheless,  one-and-a-half  times 
as  large  us  New  York  or  Pennsylvania.  Exclusive  of  the  area  covered  by  the 
waters  of  Puget  Souovl,  and  the  mountainous  .^egion,  which  is  unfit  for  cultiva- 
tion, there  would  probably  remain  35,000.000  acres.  Of  these  20,000,000  acres  are 
timber  lands,  about  5,000,000  acres  are  rich  alluvial  bottoms,  and  10,000,000  arc 
prairies  and  plains.  Of  the  latter,  a  large  proportion  is  wtU  adapted  for  wheat 
culture,  and  all  of  it  for  stock  raising. 

Tho  tenth  census  of  the  United  States,  taken  in  1880,  gave  the  Territory 
75, 1'JO  inhabitants,  or  about  one  to  the  square  mile.  The  oiBuial  returns  oF  the 
Territorial  census  of  1881,  however,  show  a  decrease  to  70,728.  On  this  head  the 
Auditor  of  the  Territory  remnrkcni  in  his  biennial  report,  dated  October  1,  1881  : 
''The  census  returns  for  the  last  two  years  have  been  very  incomplete  and  unsat- 
isfactory. Experience  cloarly  shows  that  assessors  in  several  of  the  counties  have 
failed  to  do  their  duty.  We  have  every  reason  to  believe  that  the  population  of 
the  Territory,  under  a  correct  entimerution.  would  show  an  increase  of  from  ten 
to  twelve  thousand  over  the  reports  presented," 

In  the  whole  Territory  there  are  now  about  14,000  Indians,  who  are  domi- 
ciled at  various  reservations,  where  they  live  peaceably  and  are  gradually  advanc- 
ing in  civilization.  In  1858-9  there  was  a  great  accession  to  the  population,  in 
consequence  of  tho  discovery  of  gold  on  the  Prazer  Biver,  British  Columbia,  in 
the  preceding  year.  Largo  :iumbers  of  people  flocked  into  the  Territory  in  1861-2 
(luring  the  time  of  excitement  incident  to  the  gold  discoveries  on  the  Salmon 
Biver.  In  1863  the  Territory  of  Idaho  was  taken  off  from  Washington,  and  tho 
area  of  the  latter  was  thus  reduced  to  one-half  its  former  limits.  During  recent 
years  there  has  been  aconstantly  increasing  development  of  the  varied  ondabound- 
ing  natural  resources  of  the  Territory.  I*  arming,  mining,  lumbering  and  fishing 
ofler  infinite  opportunities  for  the  succesaful  display  of  enterprise  and  energy. 


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AINSWORTH. 

Whtticah  Ck>uiiTT.  A  po«t,  expt 
•nd  telegraph  office,  ou  the  Northern 
PaoificB.  R.  (Pendd'Oreille  Division), 
12  miles  from  Wallula  Janotion. 

Carlyle  Mm  H,  milliner 
Harper  k  Toles,  notions 
Kahlou  Mrs  S  M,  varieties 
Iiay  V  D,  justice  of  the  peace 
Spragne  k  Fairweather,  gen  mdse 
SVEAOUB  W  W,  postmaster 


ALDERTON. 

PiSRCB  CouMTT.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Northern  Pacific  R.  R.  (Poyallnp 
Branch),  13  miles  southeast  of  New 
Tacoma.    Population  75. 

HETCALF  M  Mf  general  merchandise 
MOORE  Ml  postmaster 

ALMOTA. 

Whitman  Countt.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  17  miles  from  Colfax. 

Brand  Matthew,  blacksmith 

Hunsate  Bros,  tiour-mills 

O  R  a  N  Co,  dock  and  warehouse  depot 

Ringer  L  M,  general  merchandise 

Smith  John,  blacksmith 

Spalding  Henry,  postmaster  and  livery 

stable 
Spencer  Mrs  J,  h  -tel 
Taft  Charles,  saloon 


ALPHA. 

Whttm  AN  County.    A  post-office.    Pop- 
ulation 50. 

^    Lieuallen  C,  general  merchandise 

ALPOWA. 

t'rABnELD  CouNTY.     A   post-office,  75 
miles  northeast  of  Walla  Walia. 

Alpowa  Toll-road  Co 
WHEELER  N  Ai  postmaster 


ALTO. 

CoLimBiA  County.  A  post-office,  and 
way  station  of  0.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s  Rail- 
way, situated  3l)5  miles  northeast  of 
Portland,  Oregon,  in  a  farming  com- 
munity. 

WARING  E  Ft  postmaster 


ANACORTES. 

Wuatcou  County.  A  post-office,  on 
theO.  R.  ft  N.  Co.'s  Railway.  267 
miles  north  of  Portland,  Oregon. 

Alden  Academy,  Rev  E  O  Tade  principal 
BOWEN  A  D  ft  CO  (A  D  Bowen  and 

P  M  Walsh),  publishers  of  "  North 

West  Enterprise" 
Bowman  Amos,  notary  public,  mining 

and  civil  engineer,  and  postmaster 
BOWMAN  ft  OAKLET,  civil  and 

mining   engineers,    bridge    builders, 

commission   merchants,  and  general 

merchandise 
Lott  Harry,  steamer  agt 

"NORTHWEST  ENTERPRISE," 

A  D  Bowen  ft  Co  publishers 


ANATONE. 

Garfield  County.    A  post-office. 

BEAN  ft  FARRISH,  saw-mill 

Flock  John,  brickmakcr 

Holm  A,  cabinetmaker 

ISECKE  GHA8,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Pierce  J  C,  cooper 
Pinkham  D,  butcher 
Puffer  A  J,  stock  raiser 
Rodgers  W  ft  Co,  shingle-mill 
Shmidt  ft  Trott,  butchera 
Tuttle  Benj,  blacksmith 


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Mason  County.    A  post-office,  8  mile 
northeast  of  Oakland.   Population  70 ' 

WILLSON  E  A,  hotel  and  county  audi- 
tor 


ARTHUR. 

Kino  County.    A  post-office. 

Ames  Geo  W,  lodging 

Cado  I,  farmer 

Davis  Geo  W,  farmer 

Daws  Edwnrd,  painter 

Ducharm  Frank,  machinist 

Hooker  Ernent,  farmer 

Ire  Joseph,  carpenter 

Keith  J  H,  farmer 

Owens  Oscnr,  farmer 

Russell  C  0,  postmaster  and  miller 

Sidbbottan  Henry,  carpenter 

Taylor  James,  farmer 

Valentino  J  K,  farmer 


ARTONDALE. 

PncROB  County.    A  post-office. 


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Allta  John,  carpenter 
FEROVSOn  GEO.  postmaster 
HUNT  yTTflW  Bi  carpenter  and  boat- 
builder 
Miller  Daniel,  cooper 


ASSOTIN  CITY. 

Garfield  Cocntt.    A  post-office. 

Earnest  Fred,  blacksmith 
Kanawyer  J  J,  carpenter 


BAY  VIEW. 

Ocean  Canning  Co,  canneries 

BEACH. 

Whatcom  Countt.    A  post-office. 
BEACH  WADE  H,  postmaster 


BEAVER. 

Thurston  Coumtt.  A  post-office,  6 
miles  southwest  of  Olympia  and  Tum- 
water. 

JTTDSON  C  P,  postmaster 


BETHANY. 

Whitham  County.  A  post-office. 
PITT  WILLIAM  B,  postmaster 


BICKELTON. 


KiLKiTAT  Countt. 
Columbia  River. 


A  post-office,  on  the 


BIOKIiTP  CHABLES.  postmaster 
BICSKLE  &  FLOWER,  general  mer- 
chandise and  har<lware 
Flour  Chaa  E,  drugsist 
Miller  Charles,  butcher 


BIRDSVIEW. 

Whatcom  County.  A  post-office. 

Dnnvan  «ii.  Sanger,  loggers 
Finnev  A  R,  blacksmiths 
Hamilton  William,  gen  mdsa 
Harmon  Chas,  gen  mdse 
Jameson  S,  logger 
MoLeod  A,  hotel 
Minkler  B  S,  saw-mill 
Papin  &  Jacobs,  loggers 
Pressentirs  Charles,  notary  pnblio 


BLAKELEY. 

Kitsap  County.  A  poct-officei 


Boatnuui  N  C,  physician 

Chenell  E  G,  justice  of  the  peace,  Port 
Blakeley 

Elofsen  Nelson,  dairyman 

Guthrie  A;  Co,  stevedores 

Hall  Bros,  shipbuilders 

Lunn  Andrew,  bootmaker 

McDonald  Daniel,  sparm.%ker  and  car- 
penter 

McGuier  Lucius,  physician 

Peterson  B.  bootmaker 

POET  BLAKELET  HILL  CO,  Wm 

Renton  manager 
BENTCN  WILLIAM,  postmaster 
Sackman  &  Co,  hotel 
Shobrook  J,  confectionery 
Young  Fred,  saloon 


BOISTFORT. 

Lewis  County.  A  post-office,  14  miles 
southeast  of  Chehaiis. 

Crofot  Harry  &  Edmond,  flour-mill 

Fry  John  C,  bootmaker 

EUNYAN  J  C>  postmaster  and  black- 
smith 

BTILLMAN  J,  saw-mill 


BRENTS. 

Spokane   County.    A   post-office, 

miles  north  of  the 

R.  R. 
COLE  JOSIAH,  postmaster 


50 
Northern  Pauitic 


BROOKFIELD. 

Pacific  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Columbia  River,  12  miles  northeast  of 
Astoria,  Oregon;  population  160. 

Bell  E  I,  cooper 

C'olumbia  Canning  Co 

Elliott  J  G,  cooper 

Fisher  John,  fisn-packer 

MEOLEE  J  0  ft  CO.  fish-packen 

Miller  E,  fish-pioker 

Pillar  Rock  Packing  Co 

BRUCEPORT. 

PAcmc  County.  Post-office  South  Bend, 
48  miles  north  of  Astoria,  Or.  Pop- 
ulation 30. 

Fisher  Chas,  general  merchandise 
UDDLBJOnN,  general  merchandise 


BRUSH  PRAIRIE. 

Clarke    County.    A  post-offioe,     12 
miles  north  of  ^Vancouver. 

YAPNAIS  QW  AS,  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 


CALVIN  NUniNS  I  SON. 


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)M7  Mala  tttreet,  Haa  Vraaelae*. 


>UIW.  TUBGLE  t  CO..  Shb  Plank,  all  Mnils.  "s^ISSsslji^ 


Washington— Cappa-Chehalia. 


1109 


CAPPS. 

Sfokanb  Countv.    a  post-office. 
CAPPS  J  Si  postmaster 

CARBONADO. 

Pierce  County.    A  post-office. 

Bradley  Wm  ft  Co,  saloon 
Carbon  Hill  Coal  Co 
DfOALLS  E  G>  general  merchandise 
Lee  Alex,  druggist  and  postmaster 


CARBON  HILL. 

Pierce  CocNTY.    See  Carbonado. 


CASCADES. 

Skamania  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  on  the  north  bank  of  the 
Columbia  River,  60  miles  northeast 
of  Portland,  Or.    Population  I6(i. 

Andrews  Mrs  A,  general  merchandise 
Andrews  John  E,  county  clerk 
Freeman  Otis,  probate  judgC' 
Goodhart  Joseph,  justice  of  peace 
M0FFETTTH0S>  general  merchandise 

and  notary   public 
Monaghan  Thos  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Nevens  James,  county  commissioner 
Perkins  Wm,  county  commissioner 
Webber  N,  saloon 
WHITE  JOHN,  sheriff 


CASTLE  ROCK. 

Cowtrrz  County.  A  post-office,  reached 
by  O.  R.  ft  N.  Co's  steamers  and  N. 
P.  R.  R.,  69  miles. 

Carnino  R  S,  bricklayer 
Huntington  Mrs  E  R,  supt  of  schools 
Huntington  H  V,  justice  of  peace 
Huntington  J  B,  carpentei- 
HUNTlNQTON  WM>  postmaster  and 

clergyman   (Christian  Church) 
Jackson  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Pyle  O  R,  carpenter 
Pyle  L  £,  groceries  and  provisions 
White  Geo  F,  surveyor 
Whittle  Wm,  general  merchandise 


CLEMENS  J  W,  county  school  super- 
intendent and  sheriff 
Graham  J  W,  justice  of  peace 
Kent  Thomas,  county  commissioner 
« 2252?J[2^°'  county  commissioner 
ROBERTS  GEO  R  general  merchan- 
dise, judge  probate  court  and  notary 
;.iubUp,   deputy  county  auditor  and 
recorder 

SHEPHERD  COLUMBUS  C.  county 

auditor 
Tasker  J  P,  justice  of  the  peace 
Walker  Samuel,  justice  of  the  peace 
Warren  F  M  ft  Co,  salmon  packers 

CEDAR  CREEK. 

Whitman  County.     A  post-office. 
LA  DON  E  A>  postmaster 


CATHLAMET. 

Wahkiakum  County.  A  post-offic  j  on 
Columbia  River,  reached  by  O.  R.  ft 
N.  Co's  steamers  71  miles  northwest 
of  Portland.     Population  160. 

Baker  Edward,  county  commissioner 
Bimey  A.  s^oon 


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CEDARVILLE. 

Chehalis   County.    A  post-office, 
miles  southwest  of  Olympia. 

SMITH  JAMES,  postmaster 


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CENTREVILLE. 

Lewis  County.  Post-ofice  Skookum- 
chuck.  On  N.  P.  R.  R.  'Pacific  Di- 
vision),  3  miles  south  of  Skookum- 
chuck  and  31  miles  southwest  of  New 
Tacoma. 

Agnew  James,  general  merchandise 

Calkins  M  J,  saloon 

Crosby  &  Woodham,  gen  mdse 

Davis  D  M  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Dison  Chas,  blacksmith 

Hanson  Henry,  harness  and  shoemaker 

Hight  A  W,  saw-mill 

Jamison  J  L,  general  merchandise 

Null  Z,  carpenter  and  wagonmaker 

RoUand  O,  physician 

Sargent  A  A,  nour-mill 

Young  Joseph,  hotel 


CHEHALIS. 

Lewis  County.  A  post  and  express 
office  on  the  N.  P.  R.  R.  (Pacific  Di- 
vision), 37  miles  southwest  of  New 
Tacoma. 

Barnett  Mrs  E,  hotel 

Hemdon  J  S,  druggist 

Herox  M,  saloon  and  hotel 

Rcmdebach  ft  Botham,  flour-mill 

Sanders  A,  saloon 

Tullis  A  F  ft  Son,  general  merchandise 

UB-QUHART  W  M.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

West  ft  DoDson,  butchers 


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CHENEY. 

Sfokane  Countt.    a  post,  express  and 
telegraph  oflSoe,  situated  on  tne  North- 
em  Pacifio  R.  R.,  145  miles  northeast 
of  \YalIula.     It  is  the  county  seat. 
Population  SCO,  and  increasing. 
This  bustling  town,  though  new,  is 
already  of  great  importance.    It  has  a 
fine  country  contributing  to  it,  and  is 
growing  rapidly.     New  buildings  of  a 
substantial  kind  are  going  up  on  all 
sides.     Among  the  institutions  already 
possessed  by  the  town  are  a  bank,  two 
newspapers,    a    large    flouring-mill,    a 
brewery  and  a  furniture  factory  and 
some  smaller  shops.    TKe  newspapers 
are  the  Sentinel,  edited  by  Mr.  F.   C, 
Montgomery,  andtlie  Aror</iM>«<  Tribune, 
by  Mr.   L.   £.    Kellogg,  a   gentleman 
thoroughly    conversant    with    matters 
appertaining  to  the  territory  and  county, 
the  interests  of  which  he  ably  advocates. 
Mr.    Sam     Vinson,     formerly    of   the 
Commercial,  and   Mr.   Porter   Watson 
have  joined  issues   in  the  construction 
of  a  fine  building  (The  Oakes  House) 
near  the  depot.    Tlie  new  hotel  occu- 
pies a  large  area,  is  of  three  stories,  and 
possesses  all  of  the  modern  conveniences. 
The  Oakes  House  was  very  much  needed 
in  Cheney  to  keep  pace  with  its  growth, 
and  as  conducted  by  Messrs.  Vinson  and 
Watson  it  is  the  attraction  of  the  town. 
The  following  is  from  the   Northwest 
TrUxtne  of  July  14,  1882  :     "  Cheney  is 
so  fortunately  situated  on  the  Northern 
Pacific  R.  R.  as  to  be  the  business  point 
for  the  entire  country  known  as  the  Big 
BenO  country  and  to  divide  the  trade  of 
the  Palouse  country.     When  it  is  seen 
what  a  vast  extent  the  abovt.  named 
regions  are,  and  their  natural  accessibil- 
ity to  Cheney,  it  can  be  easily  explained 
to  the  satisfaction  of  the  most  careful 
business  man,  that  Cheney  will  continue 
its  present  degree  of  prosperity,   and 
very  soon  be  the  most  important  town 
in  Eastern  Washington.     In  addition  to 
the  twenty-six  buildings  in  course  of 
erection  mentioned  in  the  Tribune  last 
week,  something  like  a  dozen  more  have 
been  commenced  since;  real  estate  has 
never  been  more  active  in  C'leney  than 
during  the  present  week.    On  Tuesday 
alone  about  thirty  residence  and  busi- 
ness lots  changed  hands  at  pri.  '>s  con- 
siderably in  advance  of  prices  asked  for 
a  few  weeks  ago.     All  kinds  of  business 
is  greatly  improving  and  capital  is  seek- 
in:;  inv<;()tment  here.    Nor  is  this  pros- 
perity c.'iused  by  undue  excitement,  as 
IS  S'>mttimcB  the  case  in  now  towns. 
Chc/ey  has  p>>ssed  over  its  dull  period. 


and  is  now  enjoying  a  solid  prosperity. 
The  demand  for  more  and  larger  business 
establishments  is  being  answered,  and 
now  branch  lines  of  railroad  are  being 
located  to  intersect  the  Northern  Pacific 
R.  R.,  Cheney  will  surely  be  made  the 
commercial  center  of  the  northwest. 

ABEBNETHT  ALEX  S.  town  site 

agent  Northern  Pacific  R  R 
ANDREWS  W  B  (Nashft  Andrews), 

attorney-at-law 
Ay  res  A  Reeves,  clerk  district  court 

BANK  OF  CHENET.  J  C  Davenport 
president,  MiUs  M  Miller  cashier- 

Barney  &  French  (M  O  Barney  and 
W  H  French),  attorneys- at-law 

Barney  M  G  (Barney  &  French),  attor- 
ney-at.law 

Bayley  J  L,  bridge  builder 

Beau  Ernest,  carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Bettinger  Jacob,  postmaster 

Bettinger  Peter,  general  merchandise 

Bishop  W  H,  county  auditor,  part  pr«>pr 
Medical  Lake,  and  infr  Medical  Pow- 
der 

Blefgen  Anton,  furniture,  doors,  sash, 
etc 

Bocion  Paul,  liquors 

BOSWELL  D  ft  SON  (Daniel  and  A  L 
Boswell),  blacksmiths  and  horseshoers 

Brown.  &  Crosier,  drayman  und  express 

Caddy  H  R,  supt  Cheney  Mill 

Callaway  J  S,  physician 

Caiieau  Charles,  brickyard 

CANNON  A  M>  county  treasurer,  resi- 
dence Spokane  Falls 

CARMODT   J  El  proprietor  butcher 

shop 
Cedcrholm  P  F,  furniture,  etc 
Cheney  Academy,  D  H  Felch   principal 
Cheney  House,  Mrs  V  Smith  propr 
Cheuny  Mill  Co,  J  C   Davenport  pres, 

H  R  Caddy  supt,  flouring-mills 

"CHENET  SENTINEL"  (weekly), 
FC  Montgomery  publisher  and  pro- 
prietor 

Cheney  Transfer  Co,  S  M  Neff  mgr, 
forwarding,  commission,  and  express 

Church  Mrs,  propr  Cheney  House 

Clark  &  Todd  (Frank  F  Clark  and  Robt 
H  Todd),  livery  stable 

Commercial  Hotel,  Joseph  Treosses 
propr 

(3ongill  ,  painter 

Coovert  Jasper,  groceries,  furnishing 
goods,  and  notions 

Cushman  W  H,  cashier  N  P  R  R  land  I 
office  I 

Davenport  H  M  (J  H  Hughes  &  Co)        i 

DAVENPORT  J  C,  president  Bank  of 


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Davenport,  Thompson  &  Co  ( J  C  Dav- 
enport  Mid  J  H  Thompson),  general 
merchandise 

Diamond  Joseph,  clothing,  boots,  shoes, 
and  notions 

Eastman  Geo  W,  barber  shop  and  baths 

Eells  Rev  Gushing,  clergyman  (Congre- 
gational) 

Everest  Mrs' A,  millinery 

Ewart  Robert  (J  H  Hughes  &  Co) 

Ferdinand  Max,  brewery 

Ferris  O  \V,  saloon 

French  W  H  (Barney  &  French) 

FTJABUSH  &  LOACKEB  (Charles  F 
Furbush  and  Frank  Loacker),  City 
Brewery 

Gallon  A  H,  saloon 

Gray  J  C,  dentist 

GREENWOOD  IRA  agent  Western 
T     'on  Telegraph  C  > 

Greig  R  C,  druggist 

Grimes  L  R,  negotiator  of  loans 

ORISWOLD  W  W,  liquors  and  bil- 
liards 

HALL  E  L,  wagonmaker 

Hatten  J  M,  sheriff  Spokane  County 

Hefiiebower  Geo,  painter 

Hefilebouser  J  A,  builder  and  contractor 

Hendricks  &  Varker  (E  B  Hendricks 
and  W  M  Varker),  drugs,  etc 

Hirst  R  P,  hotel 

Horton  W  P,  contractor  and  bridge 
builder 

Hughes  J  H  &  Co  (J  H  Hnghes,  Robert 
Ewurt  and  H  M  Davenport),  hard- 
ware, stoves  and  tinware 

Hyde  8  C,  prosecuting  attorney,  res 
Spokane  Falls 

Jackson  ft  Co,  meat  market 

Jewell  L  B,  watchmaker 

ifewitt  A,  contractor  and  builder 

Johnson  J  W  (Johnson  As  Whitney), 
physician 

Johnson  &  Whitney  (J  W  Johnson  and 
J  Whitney),  physicians 

Kaminsky  Max  (Kaminsky  &  Sons), 
watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Kaminsky  ft  Sons  (Marcus,  of  Gorvais, 
Or,  and  Max  and  Herman  Kaminsky, 
of  Cheney),  general  merchandise 

KELLOGG  L  K  publisher  of  "North- 
west Tribune" 

Kirk  wood  J,  physician  and  surgeon 

Knox  H  W,  attorney-at-law 

Levy  Simon,  clothing  and  furnishing 

Lowis  D  C,  agt  N  P  R  R  Land  Office 

Lindsay  Mrs  E  L,  books,  stationery  and 
news  depot,  also  dressmaking 

LOACKER  FRANK  (Furbush  ft 
Loacker) 

LOGKHART  J  T>  land  office 

Mason  H  B,  saloon 

Maughlin  W  W,  architect 

MoLoan  P  A  (Prnner  ft  Moljean) 


MoNeilly  Isaac,  stoves  and  tinware 

MILLER  MILES  M,  cashier  Bank  of 
Cheney 

MONTGOMERY  F  C.  publisher  and 
proprietor  "Cheney  Sentinel" 

NASH  &  ANDREWS  (L  B  Nash  and 
''V  R  Andrews),  attorneys-at-law  (see 
advertisement) 

NASH  L  B,  (Nash  ft  Andrews),  attor- 
ney-at-law, res  Spokane  Falls 

Neff  S  M,  m?r  Cheney  Transfer  Co 

NICKERSON  CHARLES,  restaurant, 
(see  advertisement) 

"NORTHWEST  TRIBUNE."  (The), 

L  E  Kello^f!  publisher  (see  adv) 

0AKE3  HOUSE,  1882,  Vinson  ft  Wat- 
sou  proprietors  (see  advertisement) 

Parede  Peter,  builder  and  contractor 

Payne  ft  Rich  (J  W  Payne  and  W  H 
Rich),  general  merchandise 

Percival  D  F  (Tipton  ft  Percival) 

Plumb  Geo,  painter 

Powiill  Edward,  bootmaker 

Powers  E,  boots  and  shoes 

Pruner  ft  McLean  (H  W  Pruner  and  P 
A  McLean),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Range  J,  real  estate  agt 

Rich  W  H  (Payue  &  Rich) 

Ries  Mrs  Peter,  restauriint 

Ries  Peter,  saloon 

Rockhold  Jerry,  county  surveyor,  res 
Cottonwood 

SESSIONS  ELMER  L,  barber  shop 

Sessions  H  C,  dairy 

Settlemier  G  W  ^^'oceries 

Small  J  C,  real  estate  agent 

Smith  A  A,  probate  judge  Spokane 
County 

Spence  A  J,  saloon 

SPRINGER  P  H,  agent  N  P  R  R 
and  W,  F  ft  Co's  Express 

Sterling  Frank,  builder  and  contractor 

Stevens  A  J,  county  supt  of  schools,  res 
Deep  Creek  Falls 

STILL  JOHN  W,  land  and  insurance 
agent,  notary,  justice  and  searcher  of 
records  (see  advertisement) 

STRAXJB  WILLIAM,  bakery  and  res- 
taurant (see  advertisement) 

Switzer  W  D,  druggist 

Tarrance  — ,  livery  stable 

THOMPSON  A  J,  livery  stable  (see 
advertisement) 

Thompson  J  H  (Davenport,  Thompson 
ft  Co) 

Tipton  ft  Percival  (C  G  Tipton  and  D 
F  Percival),  agts  Knapp,  Burrell  ft 
Co's  implements 

Todd  Robert  H  (Clark  ft  Todd) 

Trush  D  R,  lumberman 

Varker  Mrs  Helen,  millinery  and  dress- 
maker 

Varker  W  M  (Hendricks  ft  Varker) 


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VEBGKLEB  J  J,  house  fioishing, 
doors,  sash,  windows,  etc 

VnreOy  SAMTJEL  (Vinson  ft  Watson) 

ymSON  ft  WATSON  (Samuel  Vin- 
son and  Porter  Watson),  proprietors 
Oakes  House,  1882,  (see  adv) 

Wasner  ft  Price,  dkay  ani  express 

Walter  Louis,  hamessmaker 

Waterhouse  Dr  L  P,  coroner,  res  Deep 
Creek  Falls 

WATSON  FOBTEB  (Vinson  ft  Wat- 
son) 

Watt  Alex,  contractor  and  builder 

Whitney  H  J  (Johnson  ft  Whitney), 
physician 

Wilce  Richard,  butcher  shop 

Wilce  T  ft  Son,  meat  market 

Wright  John,  liquors 

Young  S  A,  physician 

For  a  Pleasant  Hour  at 

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ORISWOLD'S  GEN  SilLOON  PARLOR, 

On  First  St.,  Cheney,  W.T., 

Where  the  games  may  be  enjo.red  on  the  Bruns- 
wick-Balke  Improved  Tables. 

Tables  and  appointments  always  in  first-class 
condition. 
<^The  only  First-class  Billiard  Rooms  in  town. 


L.  B.  NASH, 

Spokane  Falla. 


W.  R.  ANDREWS, 
Cheney. 


miSH  &  ANDREWS, 

ATTORNEYS 

—AND— 

COUXSELOBS  AT   LAW, 

— AND- 

COLLECTION  AGENCY. 


J.  T.  LOCKHART, 

LAND  OFFICE. 


Homesteal  anl  Pre-emption  Filings, 

And  Proofb  Made. 

Cheney,  ^W.  T. 

Deputy  Clerk  District  Court,  Spokane  County. 


OAKES  HOUSE,  1882 

Near  the  Depot,  Cheney,  W.  T. 

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SPACIOUS  APARTMENTS  AND  ELEGANT  FURNITURE. 

DINING  ROOM  Conducted  ON  FIRST-CLASS  PRINCIPLES. 

Sample  Room  for  Conanerclal  Men. 

VINSON  &  WATSON,  Proprietors. 


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WH.  STEAUB,  -  -  Proprietor. 

Cheney,  W.  T. 

The  TravelinK  Public  will  And 

First-class  Cooking, 
CleanlinesBt  and    Low  Pilces 

At  tho  abDvo  F^tabllshment. 


PUBLISHED  AT 


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OFFICIAL  PAPER  of  SPOKANE  C0TTNT7, 

AND  THE  REPRESENTATIVE  PAPER  OP 


L.  E.  KELLOGG,  Publisher. 


W.  H.  BURROWS, 

ARCHITECT  &  BUILDER, 

Dayton,  W.  T., 

Plans  and  Specifioations  Drawn, 
ANB  ESTIMATES  MADE 

On  all  classes  of  Building  Material. 
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JOHN  W.  STILL, 

LasS  anl  iBsirance  Apit, 

CHENEY,  W.  T. 


Justice  of  the  Peace,  Notary  Public  and 
Searcher  of  Records. 


Great  Bargains  in  City  Property  and 
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STAB  of  THE  WEST  SESTAUBANT 

CHARLES  NICKERSON , 


PROPRIETOR. 

CHENEYJ  W.T. 
THB  TABLB 

Supplied  with  everything 

The  Market   Allbrds 

IN  SEASON. 


A.  J.  THOMPSONp 

UVERT    STABLE, 
Cheney,  W.  T. 

Fint-CIass  Mountain  Teama  and  Sad- 
dle Horses  at  Low  Rates. 


Orders  by  Mail  or  Telegraph  to  secure 
Teams  attended  to. 

Dri?ers  farnisM  if  Repirei. 


CHENOWITH. 

Skamania  County.     A  post-office. 

Kimball  T  F. 

Weidler  Geo  W  k  Co,  cordwood  and 
general  merchandise 


CHERRY  VALLEY. 

Kino  Countv.    A  post-office,  14  miles 

from  Snohomish  City.  "*' 

Adair  Alexander,  dairyman 
Bruater  S,  justice  of  the  peace 
Conard  John  H,  school  teacher 
Day  Lucius,  postmaster 
Duvall  James,  logging 
ElwoU  John,  logging 
Frazier  Bros,  farmers 
Hnlbert  W,  logt{ing 
McDonnell  — ,  farmer 
McKay  Danl,  farmer  and  school  teacher 
Oleary  Daniel,  logging 
Peetz  Carl,  farmer 
Pingree  Frank,  farmer  and  logger 
Selleck  John  D,  cooper 
Spurrell  Henry,  farmer 
Stackpole  Charles.  Hour-mills 
Tinking  Fred,  farmer 
White  Joseph,  farmer 
WILSON  CHAS.  farmer 


CHEWELAK. 

Stevens  County.    A  post-office. 
LOCKHABT  W  T>  postmaster 


CLAQUATO. 


Lewis  County.  A  post-office.  Is  the 
county  seat,  situated  on  the  river 
Chehalis,  3  miles  west  of  Newaukum, 
and  is  surrounded  by  the  best  and 
prettiest  part  of  the  county. 

Allen  Frank  J  C,  accountant 
Browning  John  T,  cheese  factory 
dinger  J  D,  builder  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
Hordmau  John,  bLicksmith 
MTT.'fff  JOHNi  general  merchandise 
Miles  VVm  F,  postmaster 
Waterbury  Bros,  saw  and  flour-mills 
Waterbury    Thomas,  hotel  and  notary 

public 
Young  Geo,  carpenter 


CLEVELAND. 

Klikitat  County.  A  post-office  reached 
by  O.  R.  ft  N  Co's  steamers,  S5  miles 
northeast  of  Portland,  Oregon. 


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Ohftmbelin  J  L,  general  merohandiee 
Dodge  R,  hotel 
Twitohell  Wm,  blaokamith 


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CLIFTON. 

Mason  Cohmty.  A  post-offioe,  on  N.  P. 
R.  R.  (Pend  d'  Oreille  Division),  9 
miles  from  Spokane  Falls. 

JOHES  ALFBEDt  postmaster 
Longfellow  Daniel,  log  contractor 
McReavy  John  &  Bros,  log  contractors 

COIN. 

WiiiTMAM  County.    A  post-office. 
CLOW  F  Ml  postmaster 


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COLFAX. 

Whitman  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;    county  neat;  population  800. 
Situated  46  miles  from  Lewiston,  56 
from  the  railroad  at  Cheney,  and  17 
from  the  Snake  River  at  Almota.  The 
district  around  is  rich  in  stock  and  ag- 
ricultural properties,  being  oome  of  the 
finest  wheat  land  in  the  Territory. 
At  present  writins  (September,  1882) 
the  town  is  rapidly  recovering  from 
its  disastrous  tire  of  a  few  months 
ago.    Buildings  are  going  up  as  if  by 
magic,  the  enerity    displayed    being 
very   commendable.     A   large  brick 
hotel  is  to  be  one  of  the  town's  prin- 
cipal features,   its  cost  to  be  partly 
defrayed  by  public  subscription.    Col- 
fax has  one  newspaper,   the  Pahuite 
Oazette,   which  enjoys  a  circulation 
all  over  the  county. 

Austin  k  Woodward,  loan  agents 

Ballan  Wm,  hotel 

Beavens  S  W,  pastor  Baptist  Church 

Becker  F  W,  butcher 

BELLINOEB  J  H>  manager  Knapp. 

Burrell  ft  Co 
Bleeker  James,  brickyard  and  contractor 
Boblett  £  A.  restaurant 
Boone  H  M,  Colfax    and    Farmiugton 

Stage  Line 
Botwdl  Cal  M,  physician 
Bourgardes    Charles,   watchmaker   and 

jeweler 
Brophy  J  G,  saloon 
Bunnell  F  W,  blacksmith 

BTTROUHDEB   ft  SCHWAB- 

ACHSB*  general  merchandise 
Clark  I  S,  blacksmith 
Codd  Wm  (Sexton  &  Codd) 
Comegys  George,  attorney -at-law 
Cram  C  C  ft  Son,  general  merchandise 
Cutting  J  C,  hotel 


Davenport  ft  Ewart,  proprs  Colfax  ft 
Spokane  Falls  Stage  line 

Delano  ft  Bochtel,  butchers 

Doolittle  ft  Sweet,  attorneys-at-law 

Dwyer  W  J,  furniture,  eto 

ELLSWOETH  F  M.  attomoyntlw 
and  prosecuting  attorney  t'ur  Whit- 
man County 

Erford  ft  Co,  liquors 

Erford  ft  Wolfard,  brewery 

Fehler  ft  Howe 

Frank  Bros,  L  D  Woodward  manager, 
agricultural  implements 

French  C,  liquors 

Freedman  tS,  gennral  merchandise 

Gaines  F  W,  sewing  machines  and  at- 
tachments 

Gourdan  Chas,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Grostein,  Binnard  ft  Co  of  Lewiston, 
general  merchandise 

Haeder  Robert,  barber  shop  t  nd  baths 

Hall  Oliver,  wagonmaker 

Hamilton  W  J  ft  Co,  drugs,  etc 

HOOVER  ft  BURKE,  bankers 

HOPKINS  C^ARLTiR  B.  editor  and 
publisher  "  Palouse  Gazette  " 

Howell  W  A,  physician 

Inman  Wm  A,  attorney -at-law 
Reiser  ft  Mnlroney,  blacksmiths 

KNAPP.  BURRELL  ft  CO  of  Port- 
land, J  H  Bellinger  manager,  agricul- 
tural implements 

"KOOTENAI  CURRIER,"  Mark  A 

Musgrove  editor 
Leddle  H  M,  livery  stable 
Lee  Louis,  saloon 
Lippitt  Bros,  general  merchandise 

IJVINGSTONE  ftKUHN.  stoves,  tin 

and  hardware 
Marsh  J  T,  clergyman  ((Congregational) 
McCabe  Geo,  livery  stable 
VcCLAINE.  WADE  ft  CO,  bankers 
McCord  H  H,  agt  D  M  Osborne  ft  Go's 

harvesting  machinery 
Mitchell  John,  butcher 

MONNACOTT  ft  OPPENHEIMER, 

general  merchandise 

MUSOROVE  MARK  A,  editor 
•'  Kootenai  Currier  " 

Newbvrry  A  A,  stage  agt  and  agt  Ore- 
gon linprovement  Co 

"FALOuSE  GAZETTE."  Cliarles  H 

Hopkins  editor  and  publisher 
PORTER  C  0.  justice  of  the  peace 
Sexton  ft  Codd  (L  M  Sexton  and  Wm 

Codd),  doors,  saah,  etc 
Sutherland  G  W,  drugs,  etc 
Strong    Rev  D  G,   clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 
SWEET  E  N.  attorney-at-law 
Wittenberg  ft  McCoy,  Colfax  &  Sprague 

Stage  Lino 
Wood  C  W,  livery  stable 
Woodward  L  D,  mgr  Frank  Bros 


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COLTON. 

Whitmam  Oovmty.  a  po»t-offloo. 

Augltn  T  S,  hotel 
Jenkins  Brot.  hutchen 
STANDLEY  J  B>  general  merohandise 
and  postmaater 


COLUMBUS. 

Klikitat  County.    A  poat-office. 

Clendeninff  E,  bntcher 
COLUMBUS  WHARF  AHD  WABE- 
HOUSE  CO 

Helm  U  W,  wheat  bnyor  ind  shipper 

HicenbothamWm,  oapitahst 

Jones  Rassell  J,  commission  merchant 

Mitchell  P  E,  merchant 

Morris  N  ft  Co,  steam  ferry 

Presby  J  W,  fruit  farm 


COTTONWOOD. 

Spokanb  County.    A  post-offioe. 

Bush  A,  blacksmith 
NICHOLIiS  JOHN  H.  general  mer- 
ohandise and  postmaster 
NichoUs  T  T,  saloon 


COTTONWOOD. 

Stevens  County. 

Nichlos ,  general  merchandise 


COUPEVILLE. 

Island  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Whidby  Island,  in  Paget  Sound;  the 
county  seat. 

Alexander  Abram  L,  hotel 
CEAHHY   THOSf  county  clerk,  au- 
ditor, recorder  and  jud^  of  probate 
court 
Engle  J  P,  blacksniith  and  wogonmoker 
Gould  John,  county  commissioner 
Highwarden  J,  phytician 
Lauden  Bev  G  A.  Methodist  clergyman 
Leach  John  A,  saloon 
LIBBT  JOSEPH  B>  county  treasurer 

and  notary  public 
Lyons  M  J,  justice  of  the  peace 
i'oarson  Daniel,  gen  mdae  and  postmaster 
Robertson  John,  shipping  and  gen  mdse 
Von  Wormer  Mrs  &  Daughter,  hotel 
Williams  Jamcv,  county  commissioner 


COVELAND. 


Island   County.      Po«t-office,  Coupe- 
ville.     On  Whidby  Island,  at  the  head 


of  Penn's  Cove^  3  miles  from  Coupe- 
ville. 

Blowers  A  D,  postm.nster 
Ely  Jerome,  justice  of  the  peace 
Llewellyn  T  L,  justice  of  the  peace 
Willison  H  C.  flour-mill 

co^Iifz. 

Lewis  County.  A  post  and  telesraph 
office,  on  tho  Northern  Pacific  K.  B. 
(Pacific  Division),  39  miles  north  of 
Kalamo. 

Choppelier  Mrs,  hotel 
DUBEAH  L  L,  notary  public 
Farron  John,  blacksmith 
Gilbert  Richard,  blacksmith 
Henriot  Chos,  blacksmith 
Henriot  Bros,  flour  and  steam-mill 
Howe  H  H,  attomey-at-law 
Pinto  H  H,  general  merchandise        • 
•Somdon  I  B,  carpenter 

craImcreek. 

Stevens  County.    A  post-office. 
FISH  Bt  postmaster 

CRESCENT. 

Spokane  County.    A  post«office. 
TATLORIM^'S.  postmaster 


DAMRELL 

Whitman  County.    A  post-offioe. 

Belini^r  J  H,  hardware 
DAMRELL  B  Hi  postmaster 
Griswel  Rev  J  H,  clergyman 
Kneer  E,  general  merchandise 
Lippit  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Sullivan  P  C,  attorney-at-law 


DAVENPORT. 

Stevens  County.    See  Cottonwood. 


DAYTON. 

Columbia  County.^A    post,    express 
and  telegraph  office  and  county   seat, 
situated  in  the  fertile  Touchet  Valley, 
38  miles  from  Walla  Walla  by  O.  K. 
&  N.  Co's  Railway. 
It  is  situated  favorably  from  many 
points  of  view,  as  it  has  a  great  scope 
of  the  richest  farming  land  in  the  Terri- 
tory contributory  to  it,   besides  being 
blessed  with  a  copious  water  power  al- 


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ready  utilised  to  a  considerable  extent 
for  manufacturing  purposes.    The  site 
of  the  town  is  the  prettiest  imaginable, 
the  choicest  spot  in  the  valley  having 
evidently  been  selected.    The  growth  (>f 
the  town,  notwithstanding  several  seri- 
ous setbacks  by  fires,  has  been  remarka- 
ble.    In  five  years  it  has  grown  out  of 
the  irregular  scragKling  village  into  a 
full-Hedged  city,  with  streets  regularly 
laid  out',  uniformly  paved  and  provided 
with   spacious    walks.      Its     business 
blocks  and  residences  are  commanding, 
substantial  and  of  a  permanent  charac- 
ter, several  of  the  latter  beins  in  ele- 
tiuut  taste  and  ornamenting  the  streets 
whereon  they  are  erected.    The  princi- 
pal manufactures  of  the  town  consist  of 
three    flouring-mills,   a   brewery,  two 
ploning-millr,  and  a  foundry  about  to 
oe  established  by  Messrs.  Pringle  &  Co., 
who  have  already  a  machine-shop  in  op- 
eration with  steam  power  and  improved 
appliances.      Bloomer,    Carr    &    Co's. 
pianing-mill  is  run  in  connection  with 
their     furniture  factory,  another  im- 
portant industry.    Dayton  was  incor- 
r orated  as  a  city  in  January,   1S32. 
ts  population  is  estimated  at  1700.     It 
possesses  good  churches  and  schools,   a 
free  library  and  reading-room  aitd  two 
weekly  newspapers,  the  CoUmUia  Chron- 
icle, published  by  Mr.  O.  C  White,  and 
the  bemoeratk  State  Jo  trual,  by  Mr.  T. 
O.Abbott.     We  are  indebted  ti>  Mr.  J. 
W.  Jackson  the  watchmaker  of  Dayton, 
for  additional  namos  sent  us  sincu  our 
canvass  of  the  town,  for  which  he  has 
our  thanks. 

ABBOTT  T  Oi  editf^r  and  publisher 

"Democratic  State  Journal"  (ace  adv) 

ADAMS  &  BRUCE  (F  F  Adams  aud 

W  F  Bruce),  general  merchandise 
/^•pAMa  F  F  (Adams  &  Bruce) 
Ankeny  Levi,  Second  Nutional  Bank 
ABJIENT  I  Ni   watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 
Atkinson  T  B,  liquors 

BAILOR.  CARR  ft  CO  (J  1^  Bailor, 
J  ihn  Carr  and  Charles  Bloomer), 
manufacturers  and  dealers  in  furniture 

BAKER  M  A>  attorney -ot-law  and 


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tary 
Belcher  W  A,  mgr  Paine  Bros 

BERRT  JOHN,  president  First  Na- 
tional Blink 
Berry  Mrs  John,  music  teacher 
Blanpied  J  B,  bootmaker 

BLOOMER.    CARR    ft    CO   (Chas 

Bloomer,  John  Carr  and  J  L  Bailor), 
planing-mill  . 

Bloomer  Charles  (Bailor,  Carr  ft  Co,  and  | 
Bloomer,  Carr  ft  Co) 


Brining  John,  oitv  cmincilmnn 

BRODZELLER  JOSEPH.  bDotmaker 

Brown  J  M  (Brown,  Minsley  ft  Co) 

Brown  Mort,  livery  stable 

Brown,  Sin$iley  ft  Co  (James  M  Brown, 
D  H  Siiigley  and  J  E  Edmiston), 
planing-mill 

BRXTCE  W  F  (Adams  ft  Bruce) 

Burdick  F  (>,  school  snpt 

BURKE  RfClurk  distiict  court,  U  8 
commissioner,  (tommissinrier  of  deeds 
for  t)regon,  notary  public,  iusurance 
and  land  agent,  conveyancer,  auc- 
tioneer and  commission  merchant 

BURK.  OODMAN  ft  MUSTARB. 

concrete  drain  piiie 

Burrows ,  barber  shop 

BURROWS  W  H>  architect  and  builder 

(see  adv) 
Camphousen  Mrs  Ina  B,  mail  contractor 
CARR  JOHN  (Bailor,  Carr  ft  Co,  and 

Bloomer,  Carr  ft  Co) 
Carr  P,  merchant  tailor 
Carroll  Henry,  blacksmith 

Cavananch ,  blacksmith 

CHARI^  M  Pi  proprietor  Cdumbia 

Hotel 
Chew  A  W,  wagonmaker 
Church  Geo  E,  city  councilman 
Clark  J,  physician  and  corimer 
Clark  0  *',  justice  of  peace 
Clayton  Mrs  Frank,  millinery 
Clendenin  ft  Miller  (Mrs  E  J  Clendenin 

and  FC  Miller),  treneral  merchandise 

"COLUMBIA  CHRONICLE"  (week- 
ly), O  C  White  publisher  and  pro- 
pria tor  (see  adv) 

COLUMBLIk  HOTEL.  M  P  Charles 
proprietor 

C  ston  H  A,  propr  Colfax  and  Dayton 
Stage  Lino 

Crosby  Walter,  city  clerk 

Crossler  Urns  (John  and  Geo  V  Crossler), 
saddlers  and  harncssmakcrs 

Crossler  G  V  (Crossler  Bros,  and  Cross- 
ler ft  Knhn) 

Crossler  ft  Kuhn  (G  V  Crosiler  and  W 
H  Kuhn),  general  mercliandise 

Dantzscher  Mrs  Otto,  dressmaker 

Dantzscher  Otto,  merchant  tailor 

Davis  L  A,  saloon 

Day  C  H,  infr  soda  water,  and  varieties 

Day  J  H,  druggist 

D.iy  W  W,  homeoparhic  physician 

DAYTON   BREWERY.    Uumpf   ft 

Wei'ihard  proprie  ora 

Deal  Mrs  H  M,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Deal  H  M,  varieties 

DE  COUX  MRS  M.  restaurant 

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lisher 
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Dixon  Biley,  night  wfttobmaa 

Dralie  L  D,  oper*  house 

Dnmar  H  T,  bUokamith  and  wagon- 

maker  

DU8BNBEBT  ft  BTEVOBL  (Henry 

Duaenbenr  and  IfVed  8t«-ncel),  general 

merohandiw 
Edmitton  Jamea  E  (Brown,  Singley  A 

Co),  agrionltural  implements  and  in- 

■urance  agt 
ELLISON  4EOB  (Fred  and  Charles  E 

Ellison),  proprietors    Lewiiton   and 

Dayton  Stage  Line  (see  adv) 
Embree  Alien,  county  commissioner 
nasi  NATIONAL  BANK.   John 

Berry  president,  J  W  Gray  cashier 
Fudge  John,  county  commissioner 
Gale  E  J,  groceries 
Gale  J  M,  city  councilman 
GABRETT  0  0,  groceries,  provisions, 

and  produce 
OEOBOE  ft  GODKAN  (W  A  George 

and  M  M  Godman),  attonieys-at-law 

GEORGE  W  A  (George  ft  Godmau), 
attoriiey-at-law 

GODMAN  M  M  (George  ft  Oodman), 
attorney -at-law 

GRAY  J  W,  cashier  First  National 
Bank 

Green  Lieut  Frank,  officer  in  charge  U 
S  military  telegraph 

GREEN  JOSEPH  H«  hotel  and  res- 
taurant 

GROSS  ft  WAGGONER,    of  Walla 

Walla,  agricultural  implements 

GTTBRllSET  B  C.  deputy  U  8  Inter- 
nal fievenue  collector  (Pringle  ft  Co) 

Hardin  ft  Williams,  painters 

Harms  August,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Harris  L  E,  liquors 

Hawks  R  O,  county  supt  public  schools 

HATDEN  CHARLES  A.  agent  O  R 
ftN  Co 

Hexter  Moses,  general  merchandise 

Hifrgins  David,  attorney-at-law 

Hill  G  J,  physician 

Hulten  ft  Martin  (Thomas  Hulten  and 
W  T  Martin),  mfrs  and  dealers 
in  furniture 

Hulten  Thomns  (Hulten  ft  Martin) 

Hunter  Geo,  city  councilman 

Huntrr  Henry,  county  assessor 

Hutcheon  John,  blacksmith 

Ihrig  George  (Ihrig  ft  Weber) 

Ihrig  ft  Weber  (George  Ihrig  and  Nich- 
olas Weber),  butchers 

JACKSON  J,W>  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, books,  stationery  and  notions, 
watches  and  jewelry 

JESSEE  J  W  (Jessee  ft  Matzger), 
county  auditor 

JESSE£  ft  MATZGER  (J  W  Jessee 
and  G  N  Matzger),  agents  W,  F  ft  Co 


Karrick  S  M,Broo«rifla 
Kellogg  J  A  (Kellogg  ft  Taylor) 
Kellogg  ft  Taylor  (TA  Kellogg  and  J  F 
Taylor)  watches,  Jewelry  and  fancy 
goods 
Kimball  D  B,  contractor  and  builder  and 

mayor 
Kinney,  Morris  ft  Co  (Wm  Kinney,  J 
B  and  W  A  Morris  and  W  A  Sar- 
geant),  flouring-mills 
Kinney  Wm  (Kinney,  Morris  ft  Co) 
Kirkman  Wm  G  (Thomas  ft  Kirkman) 
Kuhn  W  H  (Crossler  ft  Kuhn) 
Learn  Richard,  liverv  stable 
Marll  Christopher,  boarding  and  feed 

stable 
Martin  W  T  (Hulten  ft  Martin) 
MATZGER  GEORGE  N    (Jessee    ft 

Matzger),  books,  stationery,  etc 
Matzger  Wm,  postmaster 
Matzger  W  0,  photographer 
McCauley  A  L,  citv  marshal 
McClary  Charles  h.  Exchange  Saloon 
McCornack  H  F  (Pietrzycki  ft  McCor- 

nack),  physician 
McDonald  Alex  (McDonald  ft  Schwab- 

acher) 
McDonald  ft  Schwa bacher  (Alex  McDon- 
ald and  Schwabacher  Bros  of  Walla 
Walla  and  Seattle),  general  mdse 
Miller  F  C  (Clendenin  ft  Miller),  county 

treasurer 
Miner  £  D,  county  surveyor 
Mitchell  ft  Co,  ilonring-mills 
Morris  J  B  (Kinney,  Morris  ft  Co) 
Morris  W  A  (Kinney,  Morris  ft  Co) 
Mullin  Alex  A,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
MURCH  H  G.  deputy  sheriff 
MUSTARD  JOHN,  sheriff 
Milsson  Andrew,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Nottingham  C  W  (Nottingham  ft  Pal- 

lett) 
Nottingham  ft  Pallett  (C  W  Nottingham 
and  C  W  Puliett),  boots  and  shoes 

0PPE17HEIMER  ft  SMITH  (Arthur 

Oppenhcimer  and  Charles  Smith), 
hardware,  stoves,  tinware,  etc  (see 
adv) 

Ontrander  John  Y.  justice  of  the  peace 
nnd  attorney-at-luw 

Paine  Bros  (P  W  and  J  G  Paine),  hard- 
ware, tinware,  stoves  and  agricultural 
implements,  W  A  Bdcher  mgr 

Pallett  Charles  W  (Nottingham  ft  Pal- 
lett) 

Pietrzycki  ft  McCornack  (Marcellus 
Pietrzycki  andH  F  McCornack),  phy- 
sicians 

Prather  S  H  (Woit  ft  Prathcr) 

PRINGLE  ft  00  (H  N  Pringle  and  D 
C  tjuernsey),  machine  shop 

PRINGLE  H  N  (Pringle  ft  Co) 

Reed  J  Milton,  harnessmaker 


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Riohardt  k  Co  (I  E.  Riohordt  and  Mn 

M  A  Wkldron),  drnggiata 
Riohardi  I  K  (Richard*  ft  Co) 
EUMPF  PSTXR  (Rumpf  ft  Wein- 

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BUMPF    ft    WBIHHABD     (Peter 

Rumpf  and  Jacob  Weinhard),  Dayton 

Brewery  (aee  ndv) 
BTJTHSaVOBD  J    K.    attomey-at- 

law  and  district  attorney,  real  estate 

and  negotiator  of  loans 
Sargeant  W  A  (Kiuney,  Morris  ft  Co) 
Saxon  S  J,  saloon 
Schmidt  John  (Soott  ft  Schmidt) 
Sohwobacher  Bros  (Sigmund,  Abraham 

and  Louis)  (McDonald  ft  Schwabacher) 
Scott  Benj  (Scott  ft  Schmidt) 
Scott  ft  achmidt  (Benj  Scott  aud  John 

Schmidt),  brewery 
Second  National  Bank,  Levi  Ankeny 
Sherry  W  \V,  county  commiasiouer 
Singley  D  H  (Brown,  Singley  ft  Co) 
Smith  Charles  (Oppenhcimer  ft  Smith) 
Staruer  John  A,  probate  judge 
Steen  R  P,  mill  man 
STSNCEL  FRED  (Dusonbery  ft  Sten- 
.  eel) 

8THGELER  WM.   chop  house,  res- 
taurant and  lodgings  (see  ndv) 
Strtrer  W  D  (Young  &  Storor) 
STUBDEVANT   E    F.    atttmeyat- 

law  and  notary  public 
Taylor  J  F  (Kellogg  ft  Taylor) 
TATLOE  J  L  new   and  second-hand 
store 


Taylor  T  J,    contractor  and    bridge 

builder 
Thomas  ft  Kirkman  ( Wm  T  Thomas  and 

Wm  O  Kirkman),  liquors 
Thomas  Wm  T  (Thomas  ft  Kirkman)  . 
Thompson  J  N,  livery  and  feed 
Van  Dusen  J  P,  homeopathic  physician 
Wait  Frank  L  (Wuotcn  ft  Wait) 
Wftit  ft  Prather  (S  M  Wait  and  .S  H 

Prather),  flouring-mills 
Wait  S  M  (Wait  ft  Prather) 
Waldron  Mrs  M  A  (Richards  ft  Co),  res 

The  Dalles,  Oregon 
Weber  Nicholas  (IhriK  ft  Weber) 

WEINHAED    JACOB    (Rumpf    ft 

Weiuhard) 
West  A  C,  dentist 

WHITE  0  0>  publisher  and  propri- 
etor "Columbia  Chronicle" 
Wilson  Miss   Cora,  librarian    Dayton 

Library 
Wilson  John,  blacksmith 
Wingard  S  C,  judgo  first  judicial  district 
Winn  G  A,  cracker  factory,  groceries 

and  restaurant 
WITKIND  SIMON,    cigars,   tobacco 

and  notions 
Wolfe  H  H,  real  estate 
Woodruff  VVm,  constable 
Wooten  ft  Wait  (Wm  S  Wooten  and 

Frank  L  Wait),  butchers 
Wooten  Wm  S  (Wooten  ft  Wait) 
Young  Louis  (Younc;  ft  Storci') 
I  Young  ft  Storer  (Louis  Young  aud  W  D 

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JBastern   Wasliington   or   Idaho. 


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COLUMBIA  CHRONICLE. 


EIGHT    OOLTIMNS. 


Oldest  Paper  in  the  County.     Largest  Circulation, 
Best  advertising  medium.     Satacription,  ^2  per  annmn.     Bepablioan. 

O.  C.  IVHITK.       .....       Pablisher  and  Proprietor. 

Demoeratie  State  Journal, 

PUBLISHED  BY 

T.  0.  ABBOTT, Dayton,  W.  T. 


The  Journal  is  established  on  a. substantial  basis,  with  a  large  and  bona-jide 
circulation.  

RATES    OF    SUBSCBIPTION. 

One  year,  -  $2.00.  i  Six  months,  -  $1.25. 1  Three  months,  -  75  cents. 
"^Advertiatnic  Rates  on  Applleatlon. 


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DEALER  IN 


Stoves  and  Ranges^ 

Hardware,  Cutlery,  etc. 
TINNERS,  SHEET  IRON  WORKS, 

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FIRST-CLASS  OYSTER  SALOON  AND  CHOP  HOUSE. 

Dayton,  ^W^  T. 

OYSTERS  in  EVERY  STYLE 


STEAKS  and  CHOPS 

COOKED  TO  ORDER 

From  Bawn  till  Midnight. 


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y£EP  CREEK  FALLS. 

SpOKANB  CJOVNTY.     A  post'Office. 

Banmanit  J  W,  flour-mill 

Edes  9t  Thompson,    blacksmiths   and 

wagonmakers 
EDES  W  H  &   C   E>    general  mer- 

ohandUe 
T8T>T»>  WM  H>  notary  public 
Gray  Samuel,  harness 
Gray  ft  Stroup,  meat  market 
Perkins  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Schweng  M,  grocer ic4 
Stroup  D,  livery  stable 
Htroup  &  Lurabard,  saw-mill 
Thompson  A  J,  U  S  For  agt  station 
Traal  R,  saloon 


DIXIE. 

Walla  Walla  Coc  NTT.    A  post -office, 
9  miles  from  Walla  Walla. 

COCHRAN  JAMES  W,  postmaster 


ELHI. 

PiBRCE  County.  A  post-office,  19 
miles  east  of  Steilacoom  and  10  miles 
southeast  of  New  Tacoma. 

Barber  J  B,  farmer 
Chamberlain  A  L,  farmer 
ORANOER  R  T.  farmer 
Grey  W,  carpenter 
Guthie  Joseph,  farmer 
Hanry  Paul,  farmer 
Helmold  C,  farmer 
Kelley  F  P,  farmer 
McCumber  It,  farmer 
McGregor  J  D,  farmer 
McHuch  M,  farmer 
McManan  Daniel,  farmer 
Paulsen  Hans,  farmer 
Quary  A  J,  farmer 
Ramsey  James,  fanner 
Sharinan  A  L,  farmer 
StilleyJ,  farmer 
Stone  S  P,  farmer 
Taylor  J,  farmer 


DOE  BAY. 

San  Juam  County.    A  post-office. 
YIEREGK  JOHN  0>  postmaster 

eagUe'cliff. 

Wahktakith  County..  Post-office,  Oak 
Poidt,  Cowlitz  County ;  on  the  nortli 
bank  of  Columbia  River,  24  miles 
northwest  of  Kalama  and  34  miles 
northeast  of  Astoria,  Oregon,  by  O. 
K.  ft  N.  Co's  steamers.  Population  30. 

Ftme  Wm,  salmon  cannery 

EASTSOUND. 

Sax  Juan  County.    A  post-office. 

SH  ATTKJCK  C  W,  general  merchan- 
disti 


EBEY'S  LANDING. 

IsLANU     County.     Post-office   Coupe- 
villa. 
Ebey  J  E,  hotel 


EDISON. 

Whatcom  County.    A  post-office. 

Allen  G  W  L,  saloon 

Clothier  ft  English,  pen  mdsu  and  lum- 
ber 

Dingwell  Daniel,  saloon 

ia>  W  ARDS  A  J.  dry  goods  and  gro- 
ceriea 

Johnson  S,  bootmaker 

Vananken  J,  blacksmith 


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White  Wm,  farmer 


ELLENSBURG. 

Yakima  County.  A  post-office,  30 
miles  north  of  Yakima. 

Becker  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Becker  Mrs  M,  dressmaker 

Becker  M,  saloon 

Blummauer  L,  general  merchandisa 

Brown  J  L,  restaurant 

Canaday  Bros,  flour-mills 

Church  ft  Co,  harnessmakers 

Crouch  J  W,  stoves  and  tinware 

Davidson  S  C,  attorney-at-law 

Diirr  Jacob,  saloon 

Elliott  ft  Citlin,  hotel 

Flemming  Mrs  R,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 

Gilmore  ft  Mci'raw,   blacksmiths 

Halfleld  Rev,  ok  i;yman  (Methodist) 

Henton  N.  physican 

JOHNSON  XjIOS.  general  merchandise 
and  saw-mills 

Laurendean  P,  drujigist 

Lawrence  A,  druggist 

Leonhart ,  saw-mills 

Mear  &  Smitlison,  butchers 

Mills  ft  Co,  livery  stable 

Phelps  E  D,  assessor 

Presse  ft  Sprague,  carpenters  and  black- 
smiths 

Sanders  Augustus,  flour-mills 

Schaser  W,  hotel 

Shoudy  ft  Stewart,  gan  mdso 

shottdy  Wm,  haruMsmaker 

Sliuosby,  Suver  ft  Co,  li^'ery  stables  and 
saloon 


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TFos^in^oTi — Ellenaburg-Femdale. 


Smith  Bros  &  Co»  gen  mdse 
Spauldine  Rev,   clereyman  (Methodist) 
Sutter  Martin,  builder  and  contractor 


ELMA. 

Cheualis  County.  A  post-office,  12 
miles  northeast  of  Montesauo. 

Anderson  &  Combs,  gen  mdse 

Baker  WD,  hctel 

Estus.  S  A,  lumber 

Savage  G  M,  attorney-at-law 

Smith  &  Watson,  mfrs  of  doors,  win- 
dows and  sashes 

WAKEFIELD  WM  H,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 

Zenor  W  T,  blacksmith 


ESTES. 

A  post-office. 

ESTES  T  W>  assistant  postmaster 

EUREKA. 

Wahkiakum  County.    Post-office  Wa- 
terford. 

Eureka  Packing  Co,  salmon  cannery 


EUREKA  LIME  KILN. 

San  Juan  Counit.     Post-office  Friday 
Harbor. 

MoLATTOHLEBT  &  lEE,  general  mer 
chandise 


EWARTSVILLE. 

Whitman    Couniy.     A  post-office,    8 
miles  south  of  Colfax. 

HAMILTON  W  1,  postmaster 
Taylor  W  L, 


FAIRVIEW. 

SpciiANB  County.    A  post-office. 

Bacon  H  M,  county  commissioner 
Bishop  W  H,  county  auditor 
Cannon  A  M,  county  treasurer 
Graden  James  M,  councilman 
Hatten  J  M,  sheriiT  and  county  assessor 
Hyde  S  C,  prosecuting  attorney 
Jentiines  T  £,  conntv  commissioner 
HoGOuBIN  JOHN,  prstmaster 
Roberts  John,  county  commissioner 
Rockholer  J,  county  surveyor 
Smith  A  A,  probate  judge 
Stevens  A  L,  county  supt  of  schools 
Watenhouse  L  P,  physician  and  coroner 


King  County. 
from  Seattle. 

TATLOB  D  N. 

and  postmaster 


FALL  CITY. 

A  post-office,  30  miles 


general  merchandise 


FARMINGTON. 

Whitman  County.     A  post-office,  situ- 
ated on  Ladow  &  Mooney's  Lewiston 
and  Cheney  Stage  Road,  52  miles  from 
Cheney.    The  town  has  the  appear- 
ance of  great  bustle  and  thrift  and  is 
growing  rapidly,  being  surrounded  by 
a  remarkably  prolific  agricultural  and 
timber  country.     Population  100.     A 
newspaper  is  about  to  be  projected. 
Barzee  Clark,  bootmaker 
Barzee  F  S  &  Co  (F  S  Barzee  and  Whit- 
ley Bros),  furniture,  wagon  and  cabi- 
net shop 
COOPEB  ISAAC>  general  merchandise 

and  buyer  hides,  furs  and  grain 
Dorris  £  P  (Harrington  &  Dorris) 
Fish  M  R,  blacksmith  and  horseshoor 
FULTZ  MATTHEW,  proprietor  Liv- 
ery and  Stage  Stables,  opposite  Pion- 
eer Hotel 
Gross  Jacob  (Quarles  &,  Gross) 
Harrington  &  Dorris  (Frank  Harrington 
and  E  P    Dorris),    stoves,    tin    and 
hardware 
Holmes  A  T,  saw-raill.  Cedar  Creek  6 

miles  S£  of  town 
Jackson  J  W,  cabinet  and  wagonmaker 
Lemley  P  G,  justice  of  the  peace 
MacLeod  A  F,   physician  aud  surgeon 
McCoy,  Smith  &  Raup  (Wm   McCoy, 
.    Wm  X  Smith  and  Washington  Raup), 

planing  and  chop-mill 
Muir  .Tohn,  snloon 

PADDOCK  E  E,  dealer  in  drugs,  books, 
stationery  and  agricultural  machinery, 
postmaster  and  general  insurance 
agent 
Quarles  &  Gross  (J  P  Quarles  and  Jacob 
Gross),  shinglc-mills.  Hangman  Creek 
10  miles  east  of  town 
Raup  Washington  (McCoy,   Smith    & 

Raup) 
Smith  WmX   (McCoy,  Smith  &  Rnui.) 
Stratton  H  F  ^  Co   (H  F  and  Miltou 

Stratton),  g.  >.'ral  merchandise 
Walker  Dillard,  butcher 
Whitley  Bros  (of   F  S  Barzeo  &  Co), 
post-office  Moscow,  I  T 


FERNDALE. 

Whatcom  County.  A  post-office. 

BOOEBS  Di  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


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FIDALGO. 


Whatcoh  Gottmit.    a   post-office,  24 
miles  southwest  of  Whatcom. 

MUHKS   WnilAH,    general    mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 


FIR. 


Whatcom  CoxmrY.  A  post-office. 

Anderson  M,  hotel 

Coten  Ball,  hotel 

MAWy  C  H>  general  merchandise 

Pritchard  J  P,  blacksmith 


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FORT  STEILACOOM. 

Pierce  Coukty.    A  post-office. 

Wanghop  John  W,  physician  Insane 
Hospital 


FISHERS. 


Clarke  County.    A  post-office,  9  miles 
from  Vancouver. 

Crawford  W  P,  gen  mdse 
Drayman  V  A,  boarding-house 
FISHER  S  W,  postmaster  and  ware- 
house 
Moore  Thos,  blacksmith 


FREEPORT. 

EiNQ  County.  .  See  Milton. 


FRIDAY  HARBOR. 

San  Juan  County.    A  post-office. 

Bell  Wm,  county  supt  schools 
BOWMAN  JOHN  H,   county  auditor 
Fleming  Thos  Sr,  county  commissioner 
Graham  Wm,  county  commissioner 
Izett  John  M,  notary  public 
Katz  I,  county  treasurer 
Kelly  John,  sheriff  and  assessor 
Nichols  M  W,  county  commissioner 
SH£R£R  J  L,  ex-probate  judge   and 

county  auditor 
Sweeny    Joseph,    general    merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Warbass  Ed  D,  probate  judge 


FORT  COLVILLE. 

Stevens  County.  A  post-office,  OOjmiles 
northwest  of  Spokane  Falls. 

Arnold  A,  gunsmith 

Boyd  Adam,  justice  of  the  peace 

Brown  W  V,  general  merchandise 

Cook  Henry,  tailor 

Ferguson  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

Goodwin  David,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Hoffstetter  J  M,  brewery 

Htighson  Andrew,  county  commissioner 

Hy^e  8  C,  prosecuting  attorney 

Kiting  FRED>  sheriff  and  county 

assessor 
Kingsley    John   R,    wheelwright    and 

county  coroner 
Mayers  L  W,  county  commissioner 
McCrea  G  F  C,  county  commissioner 
Mondosa  Joseph,  restaurant 
Meyers  &  Stowe,  blucksiniths 
Montgomery  C  H,  gen  mdse  and  notary 

public 
Oliver  H  H,  county  auditor  and  justice 

of  the  peace 
O'Nigl  James,  representative 
OPFENHEIMEa  M  &  CO,   general 

merchandise 
Shaeffer  J,  liquors 
Stitzel  Jacob,  county  clerk 
Thomassen  E  G  &  Co,  liquors 
Wellington  H,  county  school  supt 
Wolff  Francis,  probate  judge 
Wright  W  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 


FULDA. 

KuKiTAT  County.    A  post-office. 

Devine  J,  blacksmith 
FRASIEB  WM,  postmaster 
Trok  H  T,  blacksmith 


GARFIELD. 

Whitman  County.     A  post  office. 

GILES  BROSi  general  merchandise 
Gill  James,  wagonmaker 
Gill  Jose{)h,  blacksmith 
Manning  A,  carpenter  and  builder 
Tant  &  Irwin,  general  merchandise 


GLENEDEN. 

Lewis  County.  A  post-office,  10  miles 
northwest  of  Newaukum  and  Cheha- 
lis,  and  24  miles  southwest  of  Olym- 
pia. 

INGALLS  J  W>  postmaster 


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Jefferson    County.    Post-office  Port 
Townsend. 

Ballentine  J  J,  general  merchandise 
Pritchett  &  Kent,  forwarders 


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60LDENDALE. 

Klikitat  Countt.  a  post  and  express 
office,  24  miles  northeast  of  The 
Dalles.    Population  600. 

Bates  V,  tailor 

Chapman  Noah,  county  commissioner 
Clark  M  B,  notary  public 
Cohn  S,  general  merchandise 
Courtney  J  B,  city  cuuncilmau 
Cuminiugs  &  Dickson,  gen  mdse 
Dickson  Wm,  meat  market 
Downer  &  Reinhardt,  harnessmaker 
Dunbar  &  Reavis  (R  0  Dunbar  and  J  B 

Reavis),  nttorneys-at-Iaw 
Dunbar  W  R,  mayor,  probate  judge  and 

clerk  district  court 
Dustin  &  Naylur  (H  Dustin  and  J  H 

Naylor),  attorneys-at-law 
Edes  tc  Adams  (Geo  A  Edes  and  S  B 

Adams),  wire  beds  and  lounges 
Eshelman  Jacob,  county  supt  of  schools 
Filloon  O  W,  county  auditor 
Gardner  L  F,  livery  stable,  city  marshal 
Gardner  8  W,  city  councilnum,  county 

commissioner 
Gobat  V  E,  jeweler 

"OOLDENOALE  GAZETTE."  W  A 

Wash  publisher 

Graff  D  VV,  city  treasurer 

Graham  Robert  M,  county  commis- 
sioner 

Green  H,  physician 

Hatam  J  S,  city  councilman 

Heuton  N,  physician 

Hoyt  John  P,  district  judge 

Kayser  A,  general  merchandise 

Kentcs  J  B,  painter 

"KLIKITAT    SENTINEL."  K  A 

iSeitz  editor  and  proprietor 

Landrum  J  B,  city  recorder  and  justice 
of  the  peace 

Lowengart  &  Sichel,  geii  mdse,  agricul> 
tural  implements,  stoves,  etc 

Marble  J,  city  councilman 

McCauley  &  Mayes  (W  F  McCaulcy 
and  J  VV  D  Muycs)  physicians 

McCauley  W  F,  city  councilman 

McCuUey  R  D,  dentist 

McFall  D  D,  general  merchandise 

Metzler  J  M,  mfr  of  chairs 

Miller  G  W,  livery  stable,  treasurer 

Miller  S  H,  coroner 

Nesbitt,  Junes  &  Co,  iiouring-milla 

Ostrander  John,  county  assessor 

Richardson  E  C,  county  surveyor 

Roe  C  C,  doors  and  lumber 

Saylor  B  F  &  Co,  druggists  and  book- 
sellers 

SEITZ  K  A.  editor  "Klikitat  Senti- 
nel •• 

Shelley  S  C,  blacksmith 

Smith  f'  n  S  &  Co,  druggiats 

Smith  ft,  attorney-at-law 


Stnrgess  O  D,  painter 

Turney  J  P,  physician 

Van  Helstyn  — ,  grocer 

Ward  A  P,  comtahle 

WASH  W  A>  editor  "Goldendale  Ga- 

ssette" 
Wing  H,  groceri98 

Wheeler  C  W,  territorial  supt  schools 
WILLS  H  0,  sheriff 


THE  GAZETTE, 

GOLDENDALE, 

Waahincfton  Territory, 

Has  a  largo  and  rapidly  Increasing  circulation, 
and  is  recognized  at  home  and  abroad  as  one  of 
tlie  most  cnerKetic,  nrogresMlve  and  valuable 
farmers'  papers  In  the  Territory. 

Tlinso  ehewhere  desiring  information  about 
this  region  would  And  it  just  what  they  want. 

ISabsrrlptlon  tlfXMO  per  ifemr,  or  for 
less  time  at  same  rate.  It  is  one  of  the  best  ad- 
vertising mediums  in  the  territory. 

W.  A.  WASH, 
Editor  and  Proprietor. 

GRAND  MOUND. 

THUR.STON  Cous-nr.  A  post-office,  18 
miles  from  Olyinpia,  il  miles  from 
Centrevilie  and  10  miles  from  Tenino. 
Inhabitants  engaged  in  agriculture, 
sheep  and  cattle  raising. 

Sargent  Nelson,  painter 
Thompson  — ,  gunsmith 
WASDCTRIL.  postmaster 
Warren  Moses,  blacksmith 
Warren  Reuben,  painter 


GRANGE  CITY. 

Columbia  CouN-ry.    Post-office  Perry; 

3  niile^  from  Perry. 
Hunter  George,  warehouse 


GRAY  S  RIVER. 

Pacific  County.      A  post-office. 
MILLER  J  P>  postmaster 

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Whitman  County.    A  post-office. 
WHETSEL  E  Fi  postmaster 


HANGMAN'S  CREEK. 

Whitman  County.    See  Alpha. 

HAPPfHOME. 

Kmkitat  County.    A  post-office. 

BUSK   JAMES  At  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


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HILLHURST. 

Pierce  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
North  Pacifio  R.  R.  (Pacitio  Division) 
8  miles  southwest  of  New  Tacoma. 

HUNT  F  J*  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


HOKO. 

Clallam  Countf. 

MARTIN  J  A>  general  merchandise 


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HUSUM. 

Kltkitat  County.    A  post-office. 

THOMPSON  M,  postmaster  and  flour- 
iug-mill 


Chehalis  County.    A  post-office;    17 
miles  west  of  Montesano. 

CAMPBELL  ED>  hotel  and  postmaster 
Hoquiam  Mill  Co,  gen  mdse  and  lumber 


HOUGHTON. 

Kino  County.  A  post-office;  7  miles 
from  Seattle;  a  farming  and  fruit- 
raising  settlement. 

CUHTIS  JAMES)  postmastor 
French  A,  justice  of  i)eace 
Greene  Kev    S,   clergyman  (Congrega- 
tional) 
O'Connor  J  C,  constable 


ILWACO. 

Pacific  County.    A  post-office. 

Aberdeen  Packing  Co  (Seaborg  &  Co), 

proprs,  canneries 
Davis  &  Brown,  8.iloon  and  groceries 
Graham  &  Yonng,  butchers 
Hayden  W,  saloon 
McKenney  Henry,  groceries 
Pike  Mrs  H  L,  restaurant 
Reed  £  O,  contractor  anil  builder 
Seaborg  &  Co  (Aberdeen  Packing  Cc), 

salmon  cannery 
Ward  W  W,  postmaster 

WILLIAMS  L  D 

Williams  R,  hotel 


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Thurston  County.    A  post-office. 
MYERS  ABRAM  L,  postmaster 

IRONDALE. 

Jefferson  County.     A  post-office. 

DYER  J  B>  hotel  and  postmaste;- 
Puget  Sound  Iron  Co 


HOWARD. 

?  Whitman  Coun'it.    A  post-office. 

OOSS  J  Ft  stock  raiser  and  postmaster 
Durry  Thomas,  m-oo1  grower 
McGilvery  D,  wool  grower 
Reed  M,  horse  raiser 


KALAMA. 


HUNTSVILLE. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  O.  R.  ft  N.  Co.  's  Railway,  2  miles 
from  Waitsburgh.  A  good  educa- 
tional establishment,  under  the  charge 
of  the  United  Brethren,  is  located 
here. 

Bishop  P,  carpenter 

Brand  H  M,  blacksmith 

EAOS  JACKSONt  general  merchandise 

and  postin  stcr 
Hammer  G  &  Noah,  butchers 
Hawks  R  O,  justice  of  peace 
Hunt  B  J,  flouring-mill 
Richardson  J  H,  Hour-mill 
Vanderver  Mrs  B  W,  dressmaker 
Wilson  Peter,  flour-mill 


CowLrrz  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  situated  on  the  Columbia 
River,  38  miles  below  Portland ; 
county  scat;  population  200.  It  is 
the  southern  terminus  of  the  Pacific 
Division  of  the  Northern  Pacific 
R.  fi.  It  has  daily  communication, 
by  means  of  0.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s  steam- 
boats, with  all  points  on  the  Colum- 
bia River,  and  by  means  of  Northern 
Pacific  R.  R.,  with  New  Tacoma, 
Olympia,  and  points  on  the  Sound. 

Adams  Samuel,  county  assessor 
Beal  S  M,  county  judge 
Block  W  H,  county  commissioner 
Comegys  &  Vestal  (H  C  Comejrys  and  S 

Vestal),  gen  mdse  and  agt  \V,  F  &  Co 
Cushing  F  VV,  agt  U  P  R  R 
Forsyth  Chas  E,  county  auditor  and 

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HALLACK    HOMER   H.  druggist, 

telegraph  operat<ir,  and  postmaster 
Huntington  Mrs  £  R,  county  supt  pub- 
lic schools 
Matloch  J  R,  county  commissioner 


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Patteraon  A  M,  propr  Fulton  House 
Smith  Joseph,  sheriff 
Vestal  S,  'bounty  treasurer 
Wittman  T  J,  agt  O  R  &  N  Co 


KAMILCHE. 

Mason  County.    A  post-office. 

Callow  Wm,  sheriff 
CoUon  E,  lumber 
Forbes  J  B,  lumber 
Gale  Joseph,  oysterman 
Huntley  Chas  T,  carpenter 
Keimfcdy  Franklin,  notary  public 
KENNlEDY  J  G>  postmaster  and  lum- 
ber 
McDonald  D,  lumber 
McKeavy  &  Latham,  lumber  and  saloon 
Simmons  M  C,  farmer 
Smith  A  J,  oysters 
Sutton  E,  oysters 
Taylor  Samuel,  general  merchandise 


KITTITAS. 

Yakima  County.    A  post-office,  about 
45  miles  north  of  Yakima. 

BULL  WALTEE  A.  stock  raiser 

KLIKITAT  LANDING. 

Klikitat  County.    See  Lyle. 

KNAPPTON. 

Pacific  County.   A  post-office,  30  miles 
southeast  of  Oystervillo. 

Hume  Joseph,  salmon  packer 
KHAFPTON   MILLS,    general   mer- 
chandise and  lumber 
West  John,  salmon  packer 


KONEWOCK. 

YAKntA  County.    A  post-office. 

LACHAPELLE  A  W>   general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 


LA  CENTER. 

Clarke  County.     A  post-office. 

Barnard  0  M,  harness  and  saddles 
Barr  Geo,  Hour  and  saw-mill 
Calvin  &  Sheldeii,  carpenters 
Culbcrtson  A  J,  hotel 
Dal^lish  S,  general  merchandise 
Davis  R  S,  physician  and  druggist 
Lyons  R  S,  blacksmith 
MILLER  ft  QAITHEBt  general  mer- 
chandise 
Tinmen  J  H,  hotel 


LA  CONNER. 

Whatoom  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  23  miles  south  of  What- 
com. 

Andrews  L  L,  general  merchandise 

Burke  Luke,  blacksmith 

Calhoun  G  V,  physician 

Carlson  &  Morrison,  saloon 

Church  J  S,  carpenter 

Connor  J  S,   farm  owner  and  money 

leaner 
Davis  John  E,  blacksmith 
Dwelly  J  F,  furniture 
Caches  J,  hamei'smaker 
OACHES  J  ft  0>  general  mdse 
Gillilaud  J  H,  varieties  and  grain  dealer 
Hewitt  Mrs  Wm,  hotel 
Joergensen  S,  postmaster 
Kellogg  &  Anderson,  druggists 
MAaTIN  B  L>  general  merchandise 
McGlinn  John,  hotel 
McNaughtft  Tinkham,  attorneys-at-law 
POWERS  JAMES,  proprietor  "Puget 

Sound  Mail" 

"PUGET  SOUND    MAIL"    (The), 

James  Powers  proprietor 
StoU  W  T,  attorney-at-law 
Tinkham  Wm  W,  attorney-at-law 
Valentine  S  Y,  blacksmith 
Williamson  J  &  Co,  druggists 


LAKETON. 

jKrrERSON  County.      Post-office  Port 
Townsend. 

CALLBREATH.  GRANT  ft  COOK, 

general  merchandise 
Clearihue  Jos,  hotel  and  general  mdse 
McDame,  Humphrey  &  Grant,  general 

merchandise 
Sylvester  Rufus,  fur  trader 


LAKE  VIEW. 

PiEUCE  County.  A  post-office;  on 
North  Pacific  R.  R.  (Pacific  Division), 
five  miles  south  of  New  Tacoma. 

ELDER  M    H,    groceries    and  post- 
master 
Higle  H,  steam  shingle  and  hoop  factory 


LANGSTON'S  FERRY. 

King  County.    4  miles  south  of  Spring 
Brook. 

Long  &  Birmingham,  cheese  factory 


LARENE. 

Spokane  County.    A  post-office. 


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Bush  L,  blaoksmith 
Davenport  John,  general  merchandise 
GBIZ2XE  J  D«  postmaster 
Herrington  — ,  general  merchandise 
Morgan  &  Nichols,  general  merchandise 


LARTEN. 

Klikitat  County.    A  post-office. 
SHORT  M  S>  postmaster 


LONE  PINE. 

Whitman  CouN  TT.    A  post-office. 

FISHER  P  El  stationery,  jeweler   and 

postmaster 
Russell  H,  hotel  and  stable 


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LEITCHVILLE. 

Whitman  County.    A  post-office. 

Bishop  Bros,  proprs  grain  chute 
Leitch  M  H,  hotel  and  mail  contractor 
Riuger  L  M,  general  merchandise 


LENAN. 

A  post-office. 
UALLOTWHSi  postmaster 


LOPEZ  ISLAND, 

San  Juan  County.    A  post-office. 
Douglas  John,  dry  goods,  groceries  and 

varieties  ^ 

Sweeney  Jos,  general  '^.erchandise 
Sweeney  Steve,  general  merchandise 
Weeks  Irene,  dry  goods,  groceries  and 

varieties,    etc 


LEWISVILLE. 

Clarke  County.    A  post-office. 

Burly  Z,  farmer 
Cerwin  A,  gardener 
Church  D  P  &  Co,  millers 
CoUyer  J  C,  logger 
Dixon  J,  saloon 
Johnson  E,  saloon 
Potter  D,  farmer 
PucketJ,  saloon 
ROWLAND  J  W,  postmaster 
Wilcox  Virgil,  saloon 


LOWELL. 

Snohomish  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Snohomish  River,  6  miles  northwest 
of  Snohomish.    Population  60. 

DREW  A.  Lowell  Hotel 

Smith  Eugene  D,  postmaster  and  general 
merchandise 


LIME  KILN. 

San  Juan  County,    A  post-office. 

MoCIJRDT  Ji  iime  kiln  and  postmas- 
ter 


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Whatcom  County.  A  post-office,  7 
miles  from  Whatcom  on  Bellingham 
Bay,  and  at  the  mouth  of  the  Nook- 
sack  River. 

Allen  Solomon  &  Sons,  mfrs  shingles 

Baker  M  C,  blacksmith  and  farmer 

Clarke  M  C,  engineer 

Harper  Jonathan,  salmon  packer 

Hofercamp  Francis,  gardener 

Hofercamp  Herman,  gen  mdse 

Hofercamp  Louis,  painter 

Marchman  Albert,  musician  and  farmer 

HcDOHOUGH  B  N,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Mumo  J  H,  painter  and  gasfitter 

Puck  D  E,  general  farmer 

Taylor  James  H,  ship  builder 

Tefhnez  D  £,  schoolteacher 


LITTLE  FALLS. 

Si'OKANE  County.     Post-office,  Spokane 
Falls. 

POST  FREDERICK,  saw-mills 


LITTLE  ROCK. 

Thurston  County.    A  post-office. 

Dodge  B,  farmer 
Isham  P.  farmer 
RTJTLEDOE  THOS  E.  farmer 
Rutledge  G  W,  farmer 
Young  A,  farmer 


LYLE. 

Klikitat  County.  A  post-office.  A 
landing,  7  miles  from  The  Dalles. 

Beebe  O  W,  carpenter 

Bennett  &  Son,  sawmill 

CLARK  &  SMITH,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Gilum  M  P,  carpenter 

Hewott  E  B,  bootmaker 

Lyle  J  O,  general  merchandise 

Spencer  B,  physician 

Whitcomb  T  J  &  J  R,  nurserymen 

Whitcom  Thos  M,  physician  and  notary 
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LYNDEN. 

Whatcom  Coun-it.  A  pnat-offioe,  18 
miles  north  of  Whatcom. 

Cndwood  Bros,  ]ogs;ing-camp 
DALANDER  J  A.  wagonmaker 
Godell  U  M,  general  merchandise 
Hawley  Enoch,  bootmaker 
Hawley  M  C,  general  merchandise 
Judsen  H  A,  pnstmnster 
Itittenburg  M  £,  cooper 

MANN'S  LANDING. 

Whatcom  County.    Post-office  Fir. 

Lanstram  O,  carpenter  and  builder 
Macrnes  &  Anderson,  hotel 
MANN   CHA&LES  H,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Pretcher  J  P,  blacksmith 
Pyle  Webster,  butcher 

mar¥ngo. 

Columbia  County.  A  post-office,  situ- 
ated 15  miles  northeast  of  Dayton,  on 
the  Lewiston  and  Dayton  Stage  Road. 
It  possesses  a  tlou ring-mill  and  the 
following  places  of  business. 

Hutchins  D  B,  saloon 

Leyde  C,  carpenter  and  undertaker 

Patr.in's  Flouring-Mill  (Incorporated), 

R  P  Steen  pros,  Thos  Throssel  supt 
SHORT  A    C.  general  merchandise 
Waldr  p  PVank,  fted  and  livery  stable 
WALDJEUP  I  Si  postmaster  and  livery 
Waldrip  Mrs  I  8.  hotel 
Waldrip  J  S,  furniture 
Wright  Wm  D,  blacksmith 


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Spokane   County.      A   post-office,    9 
miles  from  Spokane  Falls. 

Anderson  Thomas,  hotel 
Beard  Thomas,  carpenter 
Blain  L,  general  merchandise 
MARSHALL  W  Hi   proprietor  Lake 

Creek  Saw  and  Planing  Mill  and  post 

master 
Patrick  John,  blacksmith 


MARYSVILLE. 

Snohomish  County.    A  post-office. 

COMFORT  JAS  P,   general  merchan- 
dise 


MAY  VIEW. 

Garfirld  County.    A  post  office. 
COX  MRS  y  Li  postmistress 


MEADOW. 

Lkwis  County.  A  post-offioe. 
BANISTER  Ni  postmaster 


MEDICAL  LAKE. 

Spokane  County.  A  post-office,  situ- 
ated 10  miles  from  thn  railroad  at 
Cheney,  with  M'hich  place  there  is 
daily  stage  connection.  The  waters  of 
the  lake  are  celebrated  far  and  near 
for  their  medicinal  qualities,  visitors 
finding  bathing  and  drinking  verj 
beneficial.  The  fame  of  these  waters 
is  heralded  throughout  the  whole 
Northwest.  Ample  facilities  are  pro- 
vided for  the  large  number  of  visitors 
during  the  season. 

Bartholomew  M,  bootmaker 

Bishop  Wm  H,  county  auditor  and  part 
propr  Medical  Lake 

Brower  Geo  W,  part  propr  Medical 
Lake 

Brower  &  Laton,  saw-mill 

Brown  R  C,  carpenter  and  builder 

Carver  Byron,  contractor  and  builder 

Crai^  R  H,  contractor  and  builder 

Darluig  £  W,  saloon 

Darling  S  ft  Co,  saloon 

Empey  P  S,  wagonmaker 

Erickson  August,  saloon 

Fulkerson  Miss  E,  dressmaking 

Graves  L  C,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
notary  public 

Hashagen  H,  butcher 

Hawk ,  printer 

LeFavre  Andrew,  part  propr  Medical 
Lake 

MATTICE  GEO  W,  publisher  "  Medi- 
cal Lake  Press  " 

Maxon  Mrs  L,  hotel 

Medical  Lake  Powder  Co,  patent  medi- 
cines 

"MEDICAL  LAKE  PRESS."  George 
W  Mattice,  publisher 

Robbins  Chas  W,  hotel 

Robinett  Thomas  W,  brewery 

Russell  Wm,  baths 

Scholer  Theodore,  blacksmith 

Smith  £  L,  part  propr  Medical  Lake 
and  postmaster 

Spence  Bros  (Wm  and  Andrew  Spcnce), 
livery  stable 

Theilman,  Grub  ft  Sauer,  gen  mdso 

Woods ,  hotel 

ZIEOLER  LOUIS  &  SON  (Louis  and 
Wm  Ziegler),  gt^ueral  merchandise 


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Spokane  County.  A  post-office. 


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Freidlander  J  H,  general  merchandiso  at 
Whitestone,  Miles  poat-oiBoe 

Hawkins  H,  saloon 

Hughes  Wm,  saloon 

Ledgerwood  Thomas,  butcher 

MOORE  F  B  &  COi  postmaster  and 
general  merchandiso 

mTlton. 

Kino  County.  Poat-oHico  Seattle. 
MARSHALL  E  L.  saw-mill 

Puget  Sound  Canning  and  Packing  Co, 

Geo  H  Myers  pros 
Wellcome  J,  bricKjrard 


MANDOVI. 

Spokane  County.  A  post-office. 

Dempsey    L    M,  carpenter,   joiner  and 

postmaster 
Glazbrook  &  Humuhrey,  steam  saw-mill 
Hutchinson  Wm,  blacksmith 
IDE  C  Di  carpenter  and  joiner 
Small  J  C,  attorney-atlaw 
Stevens  A  J,  nurseryman 
Waste  Lucius,  stone  mason 


MOUNT  VERNON. 

Whatcom  County.    A  post-office. 

Bartlctt  &  Brann,  saloon 

Clothier  &  Englisli,  general  merchandise 

Cooper  H,  satoon 

Deere  W  Y,  druggist 

LE  BALISTER  CHAS,  hotel 
McNnmnra  M,  hotel 
Tingley  S  S,  blacksmith 


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MONTESANO. 

CiiEiiALis  County.     A  post-office;  the 
county  seat,  4.3  miles  by  stage  south- 
west of  Olympia. 
Abell  &  Bunn,  flour  mills  and  warehouse 
ANDERSON  W  Ai  county  auditor  and 

clerk 
Bylts  C  N,  county  treasurer 
Esmond  John,  general  merchandise 
Estus  Sherman,  county  supt  of  schools 
Ford  S  S,  county  commissioner 
Fry  .lason,  county  commissioner 
Caddis  D  J,  sheriff  and  assessor 
Mace  Joseph,  general  merchandise 
MARCT  H  B>  general  merchandise 
Koundtree  J  H,  county  coroner 
Sheasly  Chas,  county  commissioner 
Talbert  Frank,  blacksmith 
Taylor  N  D,  probate  judge 
Wilkins  N,  blacksmith 
Zenor  S,  hotel  and  blacksmith 


MUCK. 

Pierce  County.    A  post-office. 

Bradley  Wm,  cabinet  maker 
Dean  Thomas  A,  physician 
Dougherty  Mrs  Annie,  dressmaker  and 

milliner 
Douchertv  G  J,  ceneral  merchandise 
KANDLi:  HENRY,  physician 
Lylo  Wui,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Webster  Edward,  butcher 


MUKILTEO. 

Snohomish  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Puget  Sound,  2G  miles  northwest  of 
Seattle. 

Blackman  &  Howard,  loggers 

FOWLER  J  D,  postmaster  and  hotel 

Grcvellc  Peter,  cooper 

Hazard  Sam,  general  merchandise 

Homines  &  Hazard,  saloon 

Snyder  F  V  &  Co,  brewery 

Spithill  Alexander,  justice  of  peace 


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NAPAVINE. 

Lewis  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Northern  Pacific  II.  R.  (Pacific  Divis- 
ion), 48  mdes  southwest  of  New 
Tacoma. 

Bernien  J  &  I,  groceries  and  blacksmiths 

Bernien  Marcel,  blacksmith 

Hilac  Anton,  saw-mill 

URQUHART  JAMES,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster,  and  agent 
Northern  Pacific  K  II 


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MOUNT  BAKER. 

Whatcom  County.    A  post-office. 
COOK  W  B,  postmaster 

MOUNT  COFFIN. 

CowLrrz  County.  A  post-office,  50  miles 
by  O.  R.  &  N.  Co's  steamers  north- 
west of  Portland. 

LA  DTJ  C»  groceries  and  postmaster 


NASAL. 


Pacific    County.     A    post-office, 
miles  southeast  of  Oysterville. 

FINELY  H,  postmaster 


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NATCHEE. 

Yakima  County.    A  post-office. 
Gate  Manuel,  farmer 
Clemns  Clifton,  fanner 
deed  James,  farmer 


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Houston  ThoniM,  farmer 
Le«ah  Frank,  fanner 
Lewii  William,  farmer 
Miller  Charlet,  farmer 
Nelson  Dani,  farmer 
Nelson  Jasper,  farmer 
Nelson  John  B  Sr,  farmer 
Nelson  John  Jr,  farmer 
Palmer  Simeon,  farmer 
SINCLAIR  D  0.  postmaster 
VVhite  Joseph,  farmer 


NEAH  BAY. 

CiiALLAM  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Straits  De  Fuca,  5  miles  east  of  Cape 
Flattery. 

Oallick  \Vm,  sencral  merchandise 

OAHLICK  £•  postmaster 

Price  J  B,  physician 

Price  J  H,  inspector  of  customs 

Willoughby  0  L,  keeper  U  S  Life 
ing  Station 

VfoM  O,  U  S  Indian  agent 


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NEWAUKUM. 

Lkwn  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  on  the  Nottliern  Pacific  K.  R. 
(Pacific  Division),  43  miles  southeast 
of  New  Tacoma,  and  (i  miles  south  of 
Chehalis. 

Barnett  J  W,  butcher 
Bamett  ft  Sou,  general  merchandise 
Pearson  T  M,  wagonmaker 
SHOBJBT  H  Ci  general  merchandise 
Winston  T  K,  sash  and  dour  factory 


NEW  CASTLE. 

Kino  County.  A  post-office,  IS  miles 
southeast  of  Seattle. 

Anderson  John,  meat  market 
ATKINSOHJH  E.  postmaster 
Calhoun  Isaac  P,  hotel 
Collins  Harry,  saloon 
Downs  Miss  Annie,  dressmaker 
Duffy  Barnard,  saloon 
Dufly  &  Collins,  saloon 
Flynn  Patrick,  saloon 
Palmer  Alfred,  barber 
Seattle    Coal    and  Transportation   Co, 
coal  mining  and  geueral  mcrchandiac 
Whittimore  Samuel,  physician 

NEW  DUNGENESS. 

Clallam  County.  A  pnst-office;  situ- 
ated on  Straits  De  Fuca  about  14 
miles  northwest  of  Port  Townsend, 
with  which  it  hns  communication  by 
steamer.     It  has  about  250  inhabit- 


ants.     Lumbering   is   the   principal 
business  of  its  inhabitants. 

ABERNETHT  THOMAS,  county 
auditor,  clerk  and  recorder 

Brooks  S,  carpenter 

Brown  John,  blacksmith 

Cays  Elias,  hotel  and  saloon 

Clapp  C  F,  general  meichandise,  man- 
ager Puget  Sound  Tel  Co,  and  post- 
master 

Cooper  George,  sheriff 

Dean  B  F,  justice  of  peace 

Downie  T,  bootmaker 

Foresman  J,  saloon  and  blacksmith 

Goodwin  SiLis,  county  commissioner 

King  W,  blacksmith 

Meagher  Nicholas,  justice  of  peace 

Miller  J,  carpenter 

MORRIS  Ji  postmaster 

Slienird  J,  carpenter 

Smith  Troy,  county  supt  of  schools 

Thornton  John,  county  treasurer 

Ward  Wm,  probate  judge 

Webster  W  C,  county  commissioner 


NEW  TACOMA. 

(See  also  Tacoma). 

Pierce  County.    A  post  and  express 

office. 

It  is  situated  on  Puget  Sound,  at  the 
nortiiern  terminus  of  the  Pacific  Divi- 
sion of  the  Northern  Pacific  B.  K.,  1U5 
miles  from  Kalama  and  145  miles  froui 
Portland,  Or.  The  Northern  Pacific  R. 
R.  also  has  a  branch  from  this  poiut  up 
the  Puyallup  Valley  to  the  coal  fields  of 
Carbonado,  which  are  Vory  prolific  in  a 
good  article  of  coal.  With  its  advan- 
tages of  its  coal  fields  adjacent,  und  its 
position  as  a  deep  water  terminus.  New 
Tacoma  cannot  fail  to  become  a  city  of 
vast  importance.  The  headquarters  of 
the  Pacific  Division  Northern  Pacific  R. 
R.  are  located  here.  It  has  a  populutiou 
of  nearly  2,500,  and  is  the  county  seat. 

Alxjrnothy  A  S  Jr,  agt  Welle,  Fargo  & 

Co 
Alexander  G  W  (Radcbaugh  &  Co) 
Anderson  I  W  (Radebaugh  ft  Co) 
Armstrong  Thos,  boots  and  shoes 
Armstron/^  Mrs  Thos,  varieties 
Ashmore  K  J,  physician 
Averill  W  C  (flcndenin,  Miller  ft  Co) 
BAKER  A  J«   cashier  Bank   of   New 

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Barlow  B  (Sohm  &  Itarlow) 
BASHFORD   F  W>    attomcy-at-Iaw, 

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Bauorle  Fred  (New  Taooma  Furniture 

•ad  Mfg  Co) 
Beala  Curtis  (Orchard  ft  Beala) 
Beau  0  0,  oounty  aurveyor,  Poat-offioe 

Puyallup 
Becker  Cnaa,  (New  Taooma  Furniture 

and  Mfft  Co) 
Boede  A  T  &  Co  (A  T  Beede),  wholesale 

liquors 
Blackwell  W  B.  propr  Blackwell'a  Hotel 
B'lniiey  W  P  (Sampson  ft  Bonney) 
BOSTWICK  As  DAVIS  (H  6  Bost- 

wick  and  U  C  Davis),  drut^gists 
Bost  wick  H  C  (Bostwiok  ft  Davis),  phy- 
sician, coroner  and  pres  Bank  of  Now 
Tiicoma 
Brown  Thos  R  (Brown  ft  Thompson) 

BROWN  ft  THOMPSON  (ihos  R 
Brown  and  U   H  Thompson),  hard- 
ware   and   agricultural  implements, 
stoves  and  tinware 
Burton  RG  (Spooner  ft  Barton) 
Campbell  A,  city  attorney 
Campbell  F  (Uebard  ft  Campball) 
Campbell  F  ft   A  ft   Senter  (F  and  A 
Campbell  and  Chos  N  Seuter),  attor- 
neys-at-law 
CAuFIELD  Jl   F>    watchmaker  and 

jeweler 
Chaadle  R,  auo'ioneer 
CELILBERQ  J  P>  hardware,  crockery, 

paiuts,  oils,  etc 
Clancey  Chas  E.  ai^  O  R  ft  N  Co 
CLiUSL&     FRANK,    attorney-at-law, 
real  estate  au>l  iusuraaca  agent  and 
notary  public 
CUndeniu  Mrs  E  J  (Clendenin,  Mill  r  ft 

Co) 
Clendenin,  Miller  ft  Co  (Mrs  E  J  Clen- 
denin, F  C  Miller  and  W  C  Averill), 
peneral  merchandise 
Coloman  J  (Hir8chf.4d  ft  Coleman) 
Curtiss  T  W  (Walsh  ft  Curtisa) 
DAWFORTH    C  H.   atlornoyatlaw, 
real  estate  and  insurance  agent  and 
notary  public 
Davis  n  0  (Bostwick  ft  Davis)  and  city 

treasurer 
Dovore  Rev  J  F,  Mathodist  clergyman 
Dillon  ft  Kinkado  (M  A  Dillon  and  V 

Kinkade),  saloon 
Dillon  M  A  (Dillon  ft  Kinkade) 
Dobrin  Morris,  clothing  and  tailor 
Kberspacher  IT,  niorchant  tailor 
Ellis  Chss  (Levin  ft  Ellis) 
Eaell  C  A,  stevedore,  agt  San  Francisco 
and  Philadelphia  Marine  Uudervvrit' 
crs  and  British  Lloyd'd 
Enell  ft  Cushin>   (Chas  A  Enell  and 
John    M    Cashing),    stovedures    and 
riggers 
Evans  Chas,  postmaster 
Evans    Elwood,     prosecuting    attorney 
third  district 


Everett  B  F,  boarding-house 

Feiling  L  H  ft  Co  (L  H  Felling  and  J  J 

Hassell),  wholesale  liquors 
FORBES  JOHN,  contractor  and  builder 

and  dealer  in  sash,  doors  and  blinds 
Ford  F  C,  master  mechanic  N  P  R  R 

machine  shops 
Ful  ner  E  O,  city  marshal 
Oei^er  Chas  (deiger  ft  Kesslor) 
OEIOER  &  KESSLER  (Chas  Geiger 

and  Wm  Kessler),  meat  market 
Glass  C  G,  physiuian 
Granger  G  M  (Williams  ft  Granger) 
Griffith  James,  boots  and  shoes 
Gross  Bros  (Ellis  H,  David  and  Morris 

GrosH),  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Hall  J  H  (Half  ft  Pentland) 
Hall  ft   Pentland  (J   H  Hall  and  E  C 

Pentland),  real  estate  and  insurance 

agents 

HALSTEAD  HOUSE 

Hanson  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

Harris  Henry,  restaurant 

Harvey  C  W.  physician 

Hassell  J  J  (L  H  Foiling  ft  C«) 

Hatch  M  F  ft  Co  (M  F  Hatch  and  E  S 

Smith),  lumber-mill 
Hatch  Mrs  Olive  C,  restaurant 
Hawk  S  W,  livery  stable 
Henry  Samuel,  road  master  Pacific  Div- 
ision N  P  R  R 
HENSILL  R  F.  attorney-at-law 
HERRINOTON  R  D.  undertaker  and 

upholsterer 
Hirschfeld  ft  Coleman    (L    Hirschfeld 
and  J  Coleman),  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing 
Hirschfeld  L  (Hirschfeld  ft  Coleman) 
Hitchcock  MrsP  A,  boarding-house 
Holgate  B  H,  harnessmaker 
Hopfenzibz  M,  bootmaker 
H03MER  THEO,  general  manager  Ta- 
coma Land  Co  and  city  mayor 
HOUOHTON  J  H.  general  land  agent 

Western  Division  N  P  R  R 
HOWELL  J  S>  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance broker 
Isaacs  S  ft  Bro,  general  merchandise 
Judson  J  P  (Yoder  ft  .Judson),  attorney- 
at-law,  res  Olympia 
Handle  Geo  B,  notary  public,  real  es- 
tate and  insuranca  agent 
Kelley  Wm  B,  county  auditor 
Kesaler  Wm  (Gpiger  &  Kessler) 

KIEHLHEYER  GEO,  saloon 

Kinkade  V  (Dillon  &  Kinkade) 

Kley  Julius,  saloon 

Knhn  Geo,  hotel 

L  J  Prince  V  A,  birbor 

IjcPrince  Mrs  V  A,  dressmaker 

Levin  David  (L?vin  &  Ellis) 

Levin  ft  Ellis  (David  Levin  and  Chas 

Ellis),  barbers 
Lister  David  (David  Lister  ft  Co) 

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UBTER  DAVID  ft  00  (David  Lister 
and  J  W  Sprague),  New  Tacoida  Iron 
Worlti,  foundry  and  macliine  aliops 

Lowe  T  G,  aaloon 

Lowry  Chaa,  lodging* 

Mahnoke  Henry  (Mahnolce  A  Muehlen- 
bruoh) 

Mahnoke  &  Mnehlenbruoh  (Henry 
Malincke  and  Chas  Muohlenbruoh), 
bakery  and  groceries 

Martin  (J  H,  agent  N  P  U  R  Co 

MARTIN  TH08  H.  manager  W  U 
Tel  Co  and  operator  f or  X  P  R  U 

Mason  Wm,  boarding-house 

McAllister  H  B,  hotel 

McCaskill  Daniel,  cigars  and  tobacco 

M oCOT  J  A  G>  physican 

MoCullcy  A,  dentist 

MoQRATH  JOHN,  proprietor  St 
Charles  Hotel 

McKinstry  E  T,  ngt  Singer  Mfg  Co 

Miller  F  C  (Clendonin,  Miller  &  Co) 

Muehlenbruch  Chas  (Mahncko  &  Muh- 
lenbruch) 

Muller  J  Anton  (New  Tacoma  Furni- 
ture and  Mfi{  Co) 

MUNTZ  JOHN,  blacksmith  and  wag- 
oiimaker,  Pacific  ave 

Murray  John,  county  treasurer  and  col- 
lector 

Nathan  Mrs  B,  ladies'  fancy  goods 

Naubert  C  A  K,  clothing 

Nelson  Mrs  K  M,  physician 

NEW  TACOMA  FURNITUBE  & 
MANUFACTURING     CO     (Fred 

Bauerle,  J  Anton  Muller,  and 
Charles  Becker),  furniture  manufac- 
turers and  dealers  ^- 

"NEW  TACOMA  IKTEEKLT 

LEDGER*"  Kadebaugh  &  Co  propri> 
etors 
Nolan  S  M,  general  merchandise 
Orchard  &  Beals  (I  N  Orchard  and  Cur- 
tis Beals),  groceries,  flour  and  feed 
Orchard  I  N  (Orchard  &  Beals) 
Orchard  John,  g'-oceries,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco 
Ouimettc  E  N,  dry  goods,  clothing  and 

millinery 
Packscher  Adolph  (Pincus  &,  Pr.  ^kscher) 
Parker  Mrs  A  S,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
PATRICK    H    C>    business    manager 

••News  "  Publishing  Co, 
Pentland  E  C  (Hall  &  Pentland) 
Perkins  U  W,  wagonmaker 
Pincus  Isaac  (Pincus  &  Packscher) 
Pincus  &  Packscher  (Isaac  Pincus  and 

Adolph  Packscher),  general  mdse 
Potter  Chas  (Potter  &  Young) 
Potter  &  Young  (Chas  Potter  and  B  A 

Young),  saloon 
QUADE  OTTOi  groceries,  fruits  and 
vegetables 


RADEBAUOH  ft  CO  (R  F  Kadebaugh 
I  W  Anderson,  and  U  W  Alexander) 
proprietors  "New  Tacoma  Weekly 
Ledger " 

Radebaugh  R  F  (Kadebaugh  ft  Co) 

Ralnh  Jacob,  black«niith 

REBARD  ft  CAMPBELL  (J  E  Rebard 
and  1'  Campbell),  groceries 

Rebard  J  E  (Reburd  ft  Campbell) 

Rhoadesft  Son  (SethandG  W  Rhoades), 
paints,  oils,  doors,  sashes,  etc 

Robertson  W  F,  photographer 

ROBINSON  E  B>  stationery,  cigars, 
tobacco,  candies  and  fruit 

Rowley  J  B  (VVooIsoy  ft  Rowley) 

Sahm  ft  Barlow  (S  F  Sahm  and  B  Bar- 
low), commission  merchants,  whole- 
sale flour,  lime,  etc 

Sahm  S  F  (Sahm  ft  Barlow) 

ST  CHARLES  HOTEL.   John  Mc- 

Grath  prt>])ricti)r 

Sampson  ft  Bonney  ( L  E  Sampson  and 
VV  P  Bonney),  dniggists 

Sampson  L  E  (Sampson  ft  Bonney) 

Scott  R  A,  dairy 

Seger  Fred,  saloon 

Sontcr  Chas  N  (F  ft  A  Campbell  ft  Sen- 
tor),  attorncy-nt-law 

Simon  Abraham,  bootmaker 

Simpkins  Chas,  painter 

Sinnock  J  ft  VV,  contractors  and  build- 
ers 

SMART  ALEX,  meat  market  and 
steam  snuMiige  factory 

Smith  E  S  (M  l^  Hatch  ft  Co) 

Smith  i'u'o,  barber 

Snyder  W  R,  blacksmith 

SPOONER  ft  BURTON  (T  J  Spooner 
and  R  (>  Burton),  stoves  and  tmwaro 

Spdoner  TJ  (Spooner  ft  Burton) 

SrRAOUE  J  W>  general  superintend- 
ent Western  Uivisiona  Northern  Pa- 
cific R  R.  (David  Lister  ft  Co) 

SPRAGUE  OTIS.  Superintendent  Pa- 
citic  Division  N  P  R  R 

TACOMA  LAND  00.  Theo  Hosmer 
general  manager 

"TACOMA  NEWS"  (weekly).  News 
Publishing  Co  publishers 

Thompson  H    H  (Brown  ft  Thompson) 

Thompson  Wm,  saloon 

TOD  JOHN.  JR,  meat  market 

Walker  J  tt,  groceries,  feed,  &c,  ins  a^'t 
and  agt  P  C  S  S  Co 

WALLACE  D  P.  office  saloon 

WALSH  ft  CURTISS,  ( Richard  Walsh 
and  T  W  Curtiss),  Adelphi  Saloon 

Walsh  Richard  (Walsh  ft  Curtiss) 

Wcisbach  R  J,  groceries 

Wilkeson  S,  Jr,  real  estate  agent  and 
notary  public 

Wilkinson  R  H,  sewing  machines 

Williams  ft  Granger  (Henry  Williams 
and  G  M  Granger),  livery  stable 


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WilliMni  Henry  (Williami  &  Granger) 

Willi»mt  J  A,  dentiat 

Williama  Mias  Maud,  dreaamaker  with 

Mra.  V  A  I/e  Prinoo 
Willa  J  T,  gun  and  lookamith 
Wilt  John  H,  clerk  diatrict  court  and 

city  clerk 
Wiiiaor  Henry,  aheriff  and  county  aa- 

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Woodard  J  W,  hotel  and  rcataurant 


Woolaev  &  Rowley  (S  H  Woolaey  and 
J  B  Kow  ley)  (urnituru  and  gon  mdae 

Woolaey  8  H  (Woolaey  A;  Rowley) 

Worthingtcn  W  T,  photographer 

TODER  ft  JTJOSON  (M  Yoder  and  J 
P  Judaon),  attorneya-nt-law 

YodjrM  (Yoder ftJudson),  attorney-at- 
law  and  notary  public 

Younff  B  A  (Potter  &  Young) 

TOUNG  C  D.  probate  judge 


F.  W.  BASHFORD, 

Attorney  at  Law, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT 
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NOTARY  PUBLIC. 

WASHINQTON  TEHRITORY. 


BOSTWICK  &  DAVIS, 

NEW  TACOMA,   WASHINGTON  TEKRITORYt 

DKALRRB    IN 

Drugs,  Medicines,  Stationery, 

FANCY  AND  TOII.KT  ARTICLES, 
ttponsefi,  BroMhes,  P«rriiniery,  etc. 

Choice  Tobacco  and  Cigara. 

ftjT  Physicians'  Prescriptions  carefully  coni- 
p.'mndod,  and  ordors  answered  with  care  i\nd  dis- 
iwtuh.  Farmers  and  Physicians  will  And  our 
stock  of  Mediuinci  coinjilete,  warranted  gonuino 
and  o(  the  buiit  quality. 


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Whatcom   County.    A  post-office,  10 

miles  northwest  of  Whatcom. 
Hnrkncss  David,  general  merchandise 
MOULTAAT  WM  R,  general  msr- 
chandise  and  postmaster 


NORTH  COVE. 

iPACiFic  County.    A  post-office. 

JOHNSON  LUCT  A>  general  merchan- 
dise and  postuiiatresit 


NOVELTY. 

King  County.    A  post-cffice. 

BOTCE  0  P>  postmaster  and  Inmber- 

man 
Hulbert  A  &,  Son,  lumbermen 


OAKLAND. 

Mason  County.  A  post-offiee  20  miles 
northwest  of  Olympia.  It  has  com- 
munication with  uU  towns  on  the 
Sound. 

Armstrong  C,  county  surveyor 
Gallon'  \Vm,  sheriff 
Fredson  M,  county  treasurer 
Kennedy  F,  probate  judge 
I'urdy  F  C,  county  commissioner 
Simmons  M  C,  county  commissioner 
Towle  C  F,  county  coroner 
'Watkinson  ii,  county  supt  schools 
Webb  Tlinmas,  county  commissioner 
Willey  E  L  ft  Co,  saw-mill 
WILSON  E  A>  county  auditor 

OAK  POINT. 

Cowlitz  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  on  Columbia  liiver,  15  miles 
northwest  of  Kalama,  GO  miles  by  O. 
B.  &  N.  Go's  steamers  northwest  of 
Tortlan'l,  Oregon. 

Elbon  H  F,  plnnini;  mills  and  box  fac'y 
HOGUE  &  YOUNG,  sawmill,  planing 

mill  and  box  facfory 
Young  Mrs  H,  geuiral  merchandiso 


OAKVILLE. 

Chehalib  County.    A    post-office, 
miles  southwest  of  Olympia. 

Barker  H,  carpenter 
Brewer  Kev  O  P,  clerpyman 
Harris  Ge»,  blacksmith 
H  arris  L,  postmaster 
Newton  C,  wagonmaker 


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OLEQUA. 


Cowmtz  County.  A  pont-office,  on  the 
Northern  Pacific  R.  &.  (Pacific  Divis- 
ion), 60  miles  southwest  of  New  Taco- 
ma  and  45  mile.'  ':orth  of  Kalama. 

Bertrand  Louis,  hotel 
(slouch  AIonzH,  bootmaker 
IiATJGHLIN  S  D,  postmaster 
Parsons  S  M,  justice  of  peace 
Plomonda  John  B,  blacksmith 
Pratt  John,  carpentur 
FUMPHBET  WM,  general  merchan- 
diso 


OLYMPIA. 

Thitrston  County.  A  post,  express 
and  tolograuh  office,  county  seat  and 
capital  of  the  Territory. 
This  is  perhupi  the  prettiest  town  in 
the  Northwest,  because  of  its  myriads 
of  shade  trees,  handsome  dwellings  and 
picturesque  location  at  the  extreme 
southeastern  part  of  the  Sound,  all  con- 
tributing to  render  the  place  extremely 
beautilul.  It  is  the  terminus  of  the 
Olympia  and  Tenino  K.  R.  (Narrow 
Guage),  which  intersects  the  Northern 
Pasitic  at  Tonino,  16  miles  distant. 
Olympia  also  enjoys  frequent  communi- 
cation with  all  parts  of  the  Sound  by 
steamers.  The  principal  industry  of 
this  town,  like  that  of  most  others  on 
the  Sound,  i^i  lumber,  though  at  Olym- 
pia there  exist  some  valuable  oyster  fish- 
eries. The  oysters  arc  small  but  possess 
a  most  delicious  flavor.  Clams  also 
abound.  There  are  three  weekly  news- 
papers, the  Olympia  Transcript,  publish- 
etl  by  E.  T.  tiunn;  the  Ptirjet  Sound 
Courier,  by  C.  B.  Ba'^ley,  and  the  Wash- 
'.iifjton  Standard,  by  J.  M.  Murphy. 
Population  of  Olympia  1,500. 

ALLEN.  BAKER  &  CO  (O  S  Allen, 

J  N,  Baker  and  Edward  Harkness), 

saw  and  planiug-mill 
Allen  G  S  (Allen,  Baker  &  Co) 
Austin  E  W,  livery  stable 
BAGLET    G   B>     rroprietor     "Puget 

Sound  Weekly  Courier"  and  deputy 

collector  U  S  Internal  Revenue 
Baker  J  N  (Allen.  Baker  &  Co) 
Baker  Robt  N,  tailor 
BARNES  G  A.  bunker 
Bettinan  Loui?,  general  merchandise 
BdlinjES  Wm,  nlieritt' and  county  assessor 
BLANE:£NSHIP  O  C.  wagonmaker 
boincr  .J  W  (Kratz  &  Bomer) 
Brautigam  J  C,  groceries 
Brown  D  M,  constable 
Brou  n  F  W,  county  snrveyor 
Brown  T  L,  bootmaker 


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BURMEISTER  CHAS,  aaloon 

Burr  A  J,  watchmaker 

Burr  Chas  A  &  Co  (< 'has  A  and  Fred 

Burr),  cigars  and  tobacco 
Burr  Fred  <Chas  A  Burr  &  Co) 
CARLTON  HOUSE,  Wm  McC  Irving 

proprietor 
Carroll  P  P,  attomey-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Chambers  A  H  (D  J  Chambers  &  Son) 
Chambers  D  J  &  Son  (A  H  Chambers), 

meat  market 
Clark  L  W,  photographer 
Connolly  Thos,  bootmaker 
Cornell  John,  hotel 
Cowles  A  B,  chief  clerk  U  S  surveyor- 

general's  office 
CROSBY  N>  agent  Pacific  Coast  Steam- 
"ship  Co,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer and  general  insuiMiice  agent 
Dascomb  John,   sergeant  signal  corps 

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Dobbins  J  S,  blacksmith 
Eugley  Mrs  B  B,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
Farquhar  A,  general  merchandise 
Foru  Thos  N  (T  N  Ford  &  Co)  and  ter- 
ritorial treasurer 
Ford  T  N  &  Co   (T  N  Ford  and  S  W 

Percival),  general  merchandise 
Frost  Kobt,  hardware  and  agricultural 

implements 
Gale  J  M,  postmaster 
Gallewski  Kaufman  {N  Toklas  k  Co) 
Gibson  Joseph,  county  commissioner 
Gowey  John  F,  register  U  S  land  office 
Guisler  A  VV,  blacksmith 
GUNN    £    T,    proprietor    "Olympia 

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Iladlin  Herman,  saloon 
Hage:neyer  A,  bjotinakcr 
Harkneas  Edward  (Allen,  Baker  &  Co) 
Karrard  Benj,  carpenter  and  uudertaker 
Harris  I,  dry  goods  and  clotliing 
HARTMAN    C    W,    attomey-at-law 

and  searcher  of  records 
Hayden  James  R,  collector  U  S  internal 

revenue 
Henry  Francis,  probate  judge 
Hinchcliffe  Thos,  restaurant 
Hirsch  L,  hides,  wool,  etc 
HOFFMAN  At  tlry  goods  and  clothing 
Holmes  Frederick  S  (Tuite  &  Holmes) 
Hopkins  Chas,  U  S  marshal 
Horton  E  S,  sec  Olympia  Water  Co 
Hoyt  John  F,  associate  justice  supreme 

court 
IRYING  WM  McC,  proprietor  Carl- 
ton House 
ISRAEL  GEO  C,  attorney -at-Iaw  and 

notary  public 
Judson  John  P,  attorney-at-law 
Keady  W  F  &  Co  (\V  F  Keady  and  Alf 
Hopkins),  groceries 


Kratz  &  Bower  (E  Kratz  and  J  W 
Bower),  saloon 

Lammon  J  M,  meat  market 

LeSourd  Eev  DG,  Methodist  clergyman 

Littlejohn  VVm,  livery  stable 

Macleay  T  &  Co  (T  and  D  Macleay), 
groceries 

Mann  C  B,  druggist 

Mars  James,  restiuirant 

McClellan  S  L,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

McDonald  Donald,  saloon 

McFadden  J  C,  attorncy-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

McKenny  T  I,  druggist 

McKenzie  A  S,  county  commissioner 

McMICKEN    WM,    U    S    surveyor- 

feneral 
lACHAM  J   &   CO  (J  Meacham), 

furniture 
>'nwtll  Eliza  Des,  territorial  librarian 
Mil'er  John  D,  bootmaker 
Mitchell  Wm  H,  wagons 
Moore  C  M,  groceries 
Mossman  I  V,  real  estate  agt  and  furni- 
ture 
MTJNSON  J  H>  county  treaburer  and 

insur.ance  agent 
MURPHY     JOHIf     M.    proprietor 

"  Washington  Standard" 
Newell  Wm  A,  territorial  governor 
O'Brien  11  G,  clerk  U  S  district  court 
O'Connor  &  Milroy  (Michael  O'Connor 

and  V  A  Milroy),  livery  stable 
"OLYMPIA. TRANSCRIPT,"  E  T 

(junn  jiroprietor 
Olympia  Water  Co,  E  S  Horton  see 
Ostrnnder  N,  physician 
OWINOS  N  H,  tcrrit  >rial  secretary 
Parker  J  G,  si.pt  P  S  T  Co 
Patterson  Nathan,  coroner 
Phillips  A  A,  county  auditor  and  see 

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PHILLIPS  A  L,  bootmaker 
Plummer  W  J,  painter 
Pi)rter  N  S,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public 
Portman  L,  mgr  for  J  C  Brautigam 
"PUGET  SOUND  WEEKLY  COUR- 

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Reed  T  M,  territorial  auditor 
Romond  Geo,  saloon 
RILEY  WARREN  W,  phyGician 
ROBERTS   W    H,    deputy    collector 

U  S  internal  revenue,  and  agent  Cali- 
fornia Associated  Press 
Rosenthal  G,  geuerul  merchandise 
Sal)in  Henry,  gunsu'i  '^ 
SHELTON  &  CO  (J  ii  and  Mary  E 

Shelton),  books,  stationery,  toys,  con- 
fectionery, etc 
Silsby  J   A,  groceries  and  commission 

merchant 
SNIDER  J  W,  barber  and  baths 


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Snider  Mrs  J  W,  restaurant 

Sparks  J  G,  justice  of  peace  and  attor- 

ney-at-law 
Steele  Aldea  H,  physician,  sec  P  S  T 

Co,  and  U  S  examiner  for  pensions 
Sternberg  Mrs  S,  dressmaking 
Sternberg  Wm,  furrier 
Stevens  E  A,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  W  U 

Tel  Co 
Stork  Samuel,  groceries  and  bakery 
Stuart  Kobt  G,  receiver  U  S  land  oflSce 
Swan  John  M,  county  commissioner 
Sj'lvester  E,  cigars,  tobacco,  candies,  etc 
Talcott  C  R,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Tarbell  Francis,  insurance   agt  and  no- 
tary public 
Thompson  £ev  J   R,   county  supt  of 

schools 
Toellner  Cbas,  barber 
Toklas  N  &  Co  (N  Toklas  and  Kaufman 

Gallewnki).  dry  (roods  and  clothing 
Tuite  &  Holmes  (Dau'l  Tuite  and  Fredk 

S  Holmes),  stoves  and  tinware 

VAN  EPFS  T  C.  books  and  stationery 
Vincent  Benj,  boots  and  shoes 
Waldron  Frank,  restaurant 

WARD  S  G>  groceries  a"d  crockery, 
shipping  and  commission 

"WASHINGTON  STANDARD" 

(weekly),  John  M  Murphy  proprietor 

Wheeler  C  W,  territorial  oujit  public 
instruction 

White  Geo  H,  bookbinder 

Williams  Samuel,  hardware,  tinware 
and  groceries 

Willis  M  W,  propr  Pacific  Hotel 

Woodard  A  B,  dentist 

Wright  Albert  D,  harnessmaker 

YOUNG  E  T,  proprietor  Young's  Ho- 
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N.   CROSBY, 

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Genera/  Insurance  Agency, 
Notary    Public  and  ConTeyancer. 


Atfent  for  the  boat  and  brji^ost  English  Insurance 
Companies  in  the  world. 

Land  Oflflce  buainoss  attended  to  with  dispatch. 
Olympla,     -     •      Wash.  Territory. 


C.  W.  HARTMAN, 

Attorney  and  Counselor  at  Law. 

— AND— 

SEARCHER  OF  RECORDS. 


Will  practice  in  the    District  and  Supreme 
Courts,  and  in  the  United  States  Land  Office, 

MAKE   COLLECTIONS, 
And  conduct  a  General  Law  Business, 
OFFICE:  CORNER  THIRD  AND  MAIN    STS., 
OLYSIPIA,  W.T. 


feeMy  |aget  |sm1  ^mm 

C.  p.  BAGLEY,  Editor  and  Proprietor 
OLYMPIA,  W.  T. 

This  paper  is  one  of  the  oldest  Republican 
papers  in  the  Territory,  and  is  riavotcd  to  Terri- 
torial and  General  'i  .■ws,  and  will  l.e  f'^und 
particularly  valuable  to  intending:  inmi'  ants. 
Teinis,  ?3  per  year,  in  advance. 

In  connection  with  ti. a  office  is  i  ;;■-■  ,  b 
I'rintinif  Departirient,  whore  all  kciii.'i  o^  UjoIc, 
Pamphlet  and  General  Commercial  work  are 
exccuiod  with  leatness,  and  on  the  most  reason- 
able terms. 


ONECHO. 

Whitman  County.  A  post-office. 
WICKS  W  E,  postmaster 


ONTARIO. 

Whitman  County.  A  post-office,  9 
miles  from  Almotfl,  9  miles  from  Pull- 
man and  18  miles  from  Colfax. 

P'lIFP  £»  postmaster 


ORCAS  ISLAND. 

San  JtTAN  County.  A  post-office. 

SWEENEY    S.   general    merchandise 
and  postmaster 


ORTING. 

PiERCR  County.  A  post-officp,  on  the 
N(  rtliern  Pat-iHc  U.  R.  (Puyalliip 
Branch),  19  miles  southeast  of  New 
Tacoma. 

Annis  O  M,  gen  nidso 
Balk  Fred,  gardener 
Beckett  H,  farmer  and  hop  raiser 
Donaven  John,  farmer 
Eldrigo  F  E,  school  teacher 
Haggard  M,  hops 

HiUy  James,  fanr.L'i'  and  ju3tice  of  the 
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Lane  D  E,  farmer 

Lodde  A,  hops 

Lorenz  E  A,  hop  raiser  and  grain 

McCann  H,  hop  raiser 

Noblo  A,  farmer 

O'Farrell  D,  hop  raiser 

Stevenson  W  H,  cafpenter 

Stewart  James,  farmer 

Taylor  J  C,  school  teacher 

Voigt  D  B,  farmer 

Whitesell  Bros,  ho',    /aisers  and  grain 

WBITESELL  HENBT.    postmaster 

Wright  B,  farmer 


OSCEOLA, 


Kino  County.  A  post-office. 
Barnes  J  S,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Blair  David,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Canfield  Geo  W,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Clinton   James  M,  farmer   and    stock 

raiser 
Cola  Eugene,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Cooper  Henry,  farmer  and  millwright 
Covillod  Basil,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Dolton  — ,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Fay  Geo,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Finigan  Chas,  farmer  oud  stock  raiser 
Forget  Chas,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Gochc  Joseph,  farmer  and  stock  rai!> 
Johnson  James,  farmer  and  mechanic 
Larkin  Win,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Malnermick  Matthew,  farmer  and  stock 

raiser 
Manlen  J,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
MASON  C  F,  blacksmith 
Mcpage  — ,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Porter  Allen,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Smith  Jos,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Smith  L  C,  farmer  and  stock  raider 
Smith  M  D,  fanner  and  stock  raiser 
Smith  Silos,  mail  contractor 
Spaulding  Chas,  farm.r  and  stock  raiser 
Thomas  Chas,  farmer  and  stock  raii^er 
Vaiiderheck  Geo,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Welsh  Jos,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Welsh  Oscar,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
White  E  G,  farmer  and  postmaster 


OYSTERVILLE. 

Pacific  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
narrow  peninsula  between  Shoal 
Water  Bay  and  the  ocean. 

Brown  John,  sheriff  and  assessor 
Bush  A  K,  county  judge 
CABBUTHERS  W  A.  furrier 
Davis  F  C,  tanner 
DAVIS  JOHN,   county  auditor 

clerk 
Foster  T  J  &  Co,  grocers 
Giesy  S,  county  commissioner 
Griswold  M  S,  justice  of  tliu  peace 


Jones  I  S,  gen  mdse  and  county  treas- 
urer 
Lupton  W  H,  blacksmith 
Pacific  House,  R  Carruthers  propr 
Paill  J  P,  carpenter 
Beed  C  A,  deputy  sheriff 
Rhoades  L  H,  county  commissioner 
Rodway  D  A,  postmaster  and  saloon 
Whealdon  Jos  A,  county  surveyor 
Whealdon  W  D,  county  commissioner 
Wirt  A,  hotel 


PALOUSE  CITY. 

WnrrMAN  County.  A  post-office.  Sit- 
uated 45  miles  north  ^i  Lewiston  and 
67  miles  from  Clieney,  the  nearest 

Eoint  on  the  N.  P.  R.  R;  reached 
y  Ladow  &  Mooney's  Stage  Line. 
Palouse  City  has  a  population  of 
about  200;  a  weekly  newspaper,  flour- 
ing-mill,  two  players  and  several  saw- 
mills. If  the  efforts  of  the  genial  ed- 
itor of  the  newspaper  were  rewarded, 
this  would  become  an  important  busi- 
ness center,  but  we  fear  that  the  place 
is  located  in  too  close  proximity  to  its 
more  enterprising  neighbors  ever  to 
achieve  ony  remarkable  progress.  We 
presume  that  the  present  expressive 
title  borne  by  the  newspaper  of  the 
town — the  Boomerang — was  adopted  by 
its  editor  because  of  the  tendency  of  the 
enterprise  to  strike  back  at  its  pro- 
jector, and  force  him  to  call  to  his  aid 
the  more  •'ppreciative  neighboring 
towns.  MrOrcutt,  "we  mistrust,"  is 
of  the  same  school  of  humorists 
friend  Bill  Nye,  of  Wyoming. 


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Alfred  V.  L,  brewery 

Banks  &  Slaght  (John  Banks  and  Jacob 

Slaght),  blacksmiths  and  machinists 
Benton  S  &  Co,  saloon 
Binnard  J  &  Sou  (James  and    Aaron 

Binuard),  general  merchandise 
BISHOP  JESSE  (Breeding  &  Bishop) 
"BOOMEBANG"  (weekly),  E  H  Or- 

cutt  publisher 

BBEEDING  &  BISHOP   (estate  of 

W    V  Breeding   and  Jesse  Bishop), 

tlouring-mill 
Burgunder  &  Schwabacher,  gen  mdse 
Chase  C  S,  water  sawmill 
Dickinson  Frank,  hardware 

FABNSWOBTH   &  McGONNELL 

(C  H  Farnsworth  and  P  A  McCon- 
noU),  livery  stable  (see  adv) 

Flint  &  Rhinehardt,  blacksmiths 

Han  wood  Georire,  druggist 

Humphrey  &  Westicott  (Thomas  Hum- 
phrey and  Bryan  Westicott),  bankers 

Jackson  Bros,  boots  au^  shoes 


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JohnBon  ft  Ettinger  (L  B  Johnson  and 
M  D  Ettinger),  water  saw-mill  and 
steam  pianing-mill  and  furniture  fac- 
tory 

LADOW  *  MOONET  (T  H  Lodow 

and  Cornelius  Mooney),  stage  line 
from  Lewiston  to  Cheney,  via  Mos- 
cow.Palouse,  Farmington,  etc 

Maupin  Frank,  carpenter 

McClure  J  A,  harnessmaker  and  sad- 
dler  

McCONNELL  F  A  (Famsworth  & 
McConnell) 

MnCue  &  Thcde  (John  McCue  and  Peter 
Thede),  saloon 

MOONET     CORNELIUS      (Ladow 

&  Mooney) 


ORCUTT  E  'H>  publisher  "Weekly 
Boomerang") 

POWERS  BROS  (J  O  and  W  L  Pow- 
er8),'general  merchandise  and  steam 
saw-mill 

PrefTer  Daniel,  Pioneer  Hotel 

Scofield  W  J,  barben 

Sexton  &  Codd  (L  M  Sexton  and  Wm 
Codd),  saw-mill  and  planer 

Slaght  Jacob  (Banks  &  Slaght) 

Tayler  Gu!>,  saloon 

Towner  k  Clough,  bntchera 

Tnrnbull  W  L,  butcher 

Wiley  Bros  (J  H  and  J  O  Wiley),  gen- 
eral merchandise 

Wiley  J  H,  postmaster 

WILLIAMS  H  0.  physician 


PALOUSE  LIVERY  STABLE, 

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LIVERY,  FEED  AND  SALE. 


First-Clnss  Mountain  Teams  and  Sad. 
die  Horses  at  Reasonable  Rates. 


[our   personal  attcnti(>n  t^von  to  Transient 
Tcaniii  and  their  Koedingr- 

FARNSWORTH  &  MrCONNELL,  PropVs. 


PARKER'S  LANDING. 

Clarke  County.    See  Washougal. 


PATAHA   CITY. 

Garfiki.d  County.  A  post  and  rx press 
ofiici',  situated  3:i  miles  from  Daytnu 
the  t<'nn..ius of  tlio  O.K.  &  N.  Co's. 
Railway,  and  3  miles  from  Pomeroy  the 
county  scat,  on  tlic  Lewiston  &  Day- 
ton Stage  Rond.  It  possesses  u  good 
weekly  newspaper,  the  Patuha  Citi/ 
Spn'l,  published  by  Messrs.  Deni- 
son  &  Wilkins,  and  a  flouring-mill  of 
large  capacity.     Population  200. 

Baltimore  Wesley,  restaurant 
Bililmaicr  Jacob,  brewery 
Briggs  K  D.  county  surveyor 
Butterfield  &  O'Brien  (John  Butfcrfield 

and  Dennis  O'Brien),  meat  market 
Caple*  H  L,  .nttorney-at-law 

CUNNINOHAM     THOS.      sample 

rooms  and  liquor  dealer 
Delaney  Thomas  E,  meat  market 
DENIS05   J  S  (Denison&  Wilkins), 

physician  and  druggist 


DENISON  &  WILKINS  (J  S  Dcnison 
and  Charles  Wilkins),  publishers 
"Pataha  City  Spirit" 

Ege  &  Henderson  (Charles  Ege  and 
AIcX  Henderson),  blacksmiths 

Ferguson  H  B  (Ferguson  &  Lundy),  at- 
torneyat-law 

Ferguson  &  Lundy  (H  B  Fer/uson  ond 
M  M  Lundy),  gen  mdso  and  agt  W, 
F  &  Co 

Forrest  &  Kelley  (fieorpe  H  Forrest  and 
Joseph  Kelley).  blacksmith 

Feit  E  G,  stoves  and  tinware 

Houser  John,  flouiing-mill 

"PATAHA  CITY  SPIRIT"  (weekly) 

Dcnison  &  Wilkins  publishers 
Ralph  John,  wagonmakcr 
Itash  John,  liquors 
Rash   &    Montgomery  (Wm  Rash  and 

Wm  H  Montgomery),  livery  stable 
Rash  Wm  (Hash  &  Montgomery),  hotel 
Stange  Frank,  bootmaker 

STILES  C  T,  general  merchandise 
Suttie  Wm,  furniture  and  undertaker 
Swank  W  W,  harnessmaker 

WILKINS  CHARLES  (Dcnison  & 
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PATAHA  CITY  SPIRIT, 

I»ATAHA    CITY,   W.    T. 

A  good  Advertising  Medium  and  an  authority  on  matters  pertaining  to 
this  rich  Agricultural  section  of  the  future  State. 


"THE  SPIRIT'  IS  INDEPENDENT  IN  POLITICS, 

Is  established  on  a  firm  foundaiion,  and  has  a  good  circulation. 
DENISON  ft  WILKINS,  Publishers  and  Proprietors. 


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PEKIN. 

Cowlitz  County. 

ROSENFELD  J  L>   general  merchan- 
diae  aad  postmaster 


PENAWAWA. 

Whitman  County  A  post-office,  on 
the  O  R  4;  N  Co's  Railway,  340  miles 
northeast  of  Portland,  Oregon. 

CRANCCftSOlTi   general  merchan- 
dise 
Cram  Chas  O,  general  merchandise 
Newland  W  S,  ferry,  livery,  hotel  and 
.    saloon 

Turner  Wm,  livery 
Wood  David,  blacksmith 
Young  Odcai'  E,  hotel  and  saloon 


PbOLA. 

Garfield  County.    A  poat  office. 

Hudson  S  R,  blacksmith 
KINO  WM,  postmaster 
Lynch  Jay,  saw-mill 


PERRY. 

Garfield  County.  A  post-office,  at 
the  junction  of  Palouse  and  Snake 
Rivers,  23  miles  from  D.iyton  and  14 
miles  south  of  Washtucna  Springs. 
River  crossed  by  Lyon's  Ferry. 

LYONS  ft  MARKLET  (Daniel  Lyons 
and  John  0  Markley),  ferrymen 

PETERSON'S  POINT. 

Chehalis  CouNiTT.    A  pMt-office, 

Moore  P  D.  mgr  Oennett  Mining  Co 
Peter«on  Glenn,  hotel 


PILLAR  ROCK. 

Pacifio  County.  Post-office  Brookfield. 
Reached  by  O  R&  NCo's  steamers  84 
miles  northwest  of  Portland. 

Pillar  Rock  Packing  Co,  canneries 


PINE  CITY. 

Whttman  County.    A  post-office. 

BRAONER  C  G,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Buttler  George,  blacksmith 
Cattrell  Jus,  saloon 
Smith  A  J,  flour-mill 


PIONEER. 

Clarke  County.  A  post-office,  14  miles 
north  of  VaucDuver. 

Curtis  F  W,  book  agent 
Field  Wm,  postmaster 

MEEKER  L,  hotel 

Rounds  J  C,  saw-mdl 
Smith  Laurence,  carpenter 
Sweeny  Rev,  clergyman 
West  Thomas,  farmer 


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PLUMB  STATION. 

Thurston  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Olympia  a'ul  Toniiio  R.  R.,  6  miles 
from  Tenino  and  1)  miles  from  Olym- 
pia.    Population  100. 

FLTJMB  E  B,  postmaster  and  varieties 


POINT  AGATE. 

KiT.SAP  County.    Post-office  Port  Mad- 
ison; 1^  miles  from  Port  NLidison. 

Allep  George,  farmer  and  fisherman 
DE  SHAW  Wi  general  merchandise 
Elexis  H,  farmer 
Eley  H,  lumber 


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Washington — Point  Agate-Pomeroy. 


Easen  David,  lumber 
Fee  Michael,  farmer 
Franko  Francisco,  farmer 
Fryberg  J  P,  lumber 
Green  Jsydney,  farmer 
Hammond  Percy,  fisherman 
Johnson  Frank,  farmer 
Myers  John,  lumbar 
Olsen  E,  lumber  and  farmer 


POMEROY. 

Garfield  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office.  The  county  seat.  Pop- 
ulation GOO.  Situated  on  the  Lewis- 
ton  and  Dayton  Road,  29  miles  from 
the  latter  town. 

Pomeroy  has  sprung  from  nothing 
into  a  bustling  town  in  less  than  four 
years.  On  the  organization  of  GarKeld 
County,  it  was  at  once  made  the  county 
seat.  The  new  county  is  of  nearly 
twice  the  dimensions  of  the  present 
Columbia  County,  and  is  rapidly  iucreav 
ing  in  population,  the  land  baing  fertile 
and  greatly  in  demand.  Pomeroy  pos- 
sesses two  newspapers,  the  Pomeroy 
Hepuhlican  and  the  Waahhigton  Indepen- 
dent, both  of  which  are  bright,  newsy 
and  prosperous-looking  sheets,  keenly 
alive  to  the  interests  both  of  the  town 
and  county.  The  public  school  is  in 
tlio  charge  of  Mr.  F.  M.  McCully,  a 
graduate  of  the  Willamette  University, 
who  is  also  one  of  the  editors  of  the 
Republiran.  The  principal  manufactur- 
ing businesses  arc  u  tlouriiig-mill,  brew- 
ery, furniture  and  caljinet  shop,  and 
several  wagmi  and  carriage  shops.  The 
St.  George  is  the  principal  hotel.  It 
has  recently  b^cn  enlarged  and  newly 
furnished,  and  is  popular  with  both 
towns-people  and  travelers.  Mr.  Harry 
St.  George  is  the  worthy  host. 

Andrews  .J  C,  physician  and  surgeon 

Brady  &  Rush  (John  Brady  and  Robert 
Rush),  general  merchandise 

Briggs  E  D,  surveyor 

Brown  Frank  H,  land  agent 

Hurke  E  R,  county  clerk 

Burlew  J  M,  mgr  U  S  military  telegraph 

liutler  Benj,  probate  judge 

CHISHOLM  JAMES.  White  Sewing 
Machines  and  Estey  Organs 

Clark  Wm,  representative 

Colegate  George  T,  California  Restau- 
rant 

COLUMBIA  BREWERT.  SchollBros 

proprietors  (see  adv) 
Daugherty  F  M,  groceries  and  confec- 

tionery 
Davidson  E  D,  coroner 
Day  B  B,  postmaster  and  flouring-mill 


CALVIN  NUniMG  S  SON, 


DORR  C  R>  land  loan  and  insurance 
ast,  deputy  clerk  district  court  (see 
adv) 

Foote  k  Hull  (Charles  B  Foote  and 
James  W  Hull),  stoves,  tinware  and 
hardware 

Frary  T  C,  physician  and  druggist 

Gallagher  J  F,  lit^uors 

Gardner  D  C,  blacksmith 

Gearhardb  Peter  (formerly  of  Virginia 
City),  barber 

Gillis  M  E,  meat  market 

Green  Mrs  C  F,  millinery  and  dressmak- 
ing 

Heavilon  A  T,  attorney-at-law 

HENDEESHOTT  &  3UR0E  (Wm 

Henilerahott  and  C  C  Burge),  livery 
stable 
Hirsch  L  &  Co  (Leopold  and  Benjamin 
Hirsch),  general  merchandise 

HUGHES  ft  BURUNOAME  (J  G 

Hughes    and    Erastua    Burliugame), 
livery  and  feed  stable  (see  adv) 
Hull  J  W,  groceries 
Hunter  George,  councilman 
Jones  S  T,  sheep  commissioner 
Kanawyer  J  J,  county  commissioner 
Kernohan  Robert,  liquors 
Killam  Leon  ird,  wivgoumaker 
KIRKHAM  A  W  (A  W  Kirkham  and 
C    A    McCabe),    confectiimory    and 
fancy  goods 
KU7&EN0ALL  0  B,  physician,  sur- 
geon and  drugijist 
Lister  J  H  &  J  B,  attorneys-at-law 
Lynch  Jay,   lumber  and  chop-mill,   15 

miles  south  of  Pomeroy 
Marks  W  H,  county  supt  public  schools 
MAVS  F  W  D,  publisher  and  editor 

"  Washinsjton  Inde^yundent" 
McCULLY  F  M  (Wilson  &  McCully), 
stock  raiser     and    principal     public 
school 
Mulkey  Bros  &  Porter  (C  J  and  L  P  Mul- 
kcy  and  Johnson  Porter),   hardwaro, 
stoves,  crockery,  paints,  etc 
O'Connor  James,  blacksmith 
Oliver  E,  county  commissioner 
Parker  G  A,  harncssmaker  and  sadilKr 
PARKER  W  S>   liquors  and  billiards 
Perkins  J  N,  county  treasurer 
Pierce  Frank,  saddler  and  hariiessmaker 
Pomeroy  J  M,  justice  of  peace 

•POMEROYREPUBLICAN,"  (week 

ly),  Wilson  &  McCully  publishers  (auu 

adv)  

RAUCH  JOHN  W,  land  agt,  notary, 

conveyancer  and  abstracter  (see  adv) 
Rodeors  Scott  S,  county  auditor 
SA(^NITZ  JOHN,  manufacturer  and 

dealer  in  furniture,  bedding,  and  spring 

beds,  and  undertaker 
ST  OEOROE  HARRY,   proprietor  St 

George  Hotel 

Manaflarturm  all  iKlnds  IRON   WOUK. 
4«7  Ualn  Mtreet,  San  rranelsco. 


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ST    GEOBOE    HOTEL,     Harry    St 
George  proprietor  (see  adv) 

SCHOLL     BROS     (Brnst    and    Emil 
SchoU),  Columbia  Brewery  (see  adv) 

Schuster ,  brick  yard 

Scott  Elmon,  attorney -at-law 

Stcen  R  P,  planing-mill 

Teale  E  G,  propr  Eagle  Saw-mill,  15 
miles  south  of  Pomeroy 

"WASHINGTON  INDEPENDENT" 
(weekly),  F  W  D  Mays  publisher  and 
editor  (sec  adv) 

Weissenfels  J  A.  county  commissioner 

WILSON  E  T  (Wilson  k  McCuUy), 
stock  raiser,  agent  W,  F  &  Co,  and 
book-keeper  L  Hirsch  &  Co 

WILSON  ft  McCULLY  (E  T  Wilson 
and  F  M  McCully),  publishers  "Pom- 
eroy Republican" 


Wilson  W  E,  sheriff 

Wing  Lee,  Cliinese  physician 

Wise  H,  county  assessor 


file  f a^IlingUn  |sde|eiiieiLt« 

IS  THE  PIONEER  AND 

OFFICIAL   COUNTY   PAPER  OF 

Garfield  County.  Mr.  T., 

—And  hns  tho— 

Largest  Guaranteed  Circulation 

of  any  paper  in  this  region. 
Subscription,  §2.50  per  aniiuni.      Publishetl  in 
rich  aj^'ricultural  countrv.     Fur  advert  isiiij;  ratea 
inquire  ot  F.  W.  I>.  MA YM, 

1  Editor  and  Publislier, 

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POMEROY.  GARFIELD  CO..  W.  T. 

Real  Estate,  Land  and  Loan  Agent, 

Collector,  Conveyancer,  Abstracter,  and  Notary  Public. 

COMMISSIONER  of  DEEDS  for  OREGON  and   CALIFORNIA 

Complete  Abstracts  o^  Garfield  County. 

SCHOLL  BROS.°  PROPRIETORS 


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HARRY  ST.  GEORGE PROPRIETOR. 


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Washington — Pomtroy-Port  Discovery. 


O-   DR.   DODEm, 

OIHe«»  Main  Street*  Pomerojr WmahiBgtom  Teiritorj. 

General  LAND  AGENT, 

INSURANCE.  LOAN  AND  COLLECTION  AGENT, 

Conveyancer  and  Notary  I^ublic. 

Has  tb'   <nly  Correct  Township  Platj  of  Qarneld  County,  and  makes  the  Land  Busine<i8  a  specialty. 


Commuiacations  by  Mail  regarding  Laud  in  this  vicinity  promptly  answered. 


Pomeroy  Livery,  Feed  &  Sale  Stable, 

POME  ROY,  W.  T. 

HUGHES  &  BURLINGAME Prop'rs. 

First-Class  Saddle  Horses 

And  M enntain  Teams. 

OUR  PERSOiiu  ATTENTION 

Qiven  to  the  Care  and  Feed  of  Horses. 


The  only  Republican  paper  In  Garfield  Co.,  Wash.  Territory. 


Subscription, 


$8.60  per  year  la  advance. 


We  shall  endeavor  to  make  the  Republican  the  best  home  paper  in  the  County. 

We  dedicate  it  to  the  whole  people,  regardless  of  politics,  and  shall 

earnestly  work  for  their  good. 

Ask  ftor  our  Club  Kates  with  the  Daily  or  Weekly  "  Orpsorilan." 


PORT  ANGELES. 

Ci^LLAM  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  southern  border  of  Straits  De- 
Fuca,  14. miles  west  of  New  Dunge- 
ness. 

MEAGHER  HICHOLIS,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 


PORT  BLAKELEY. 

Kitsap  County.    See  Blakeley. 


PORT  DISCOVERY. 

Jefferson  County.    A  post-office,  on 


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southwest  of  Port  Townstmd. 
ulation  150. 
Ackerson,  Moore  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Colby  &  Wilber,  aalmoa  cannery 
Hicks  J  J,  machinist 
Mastick  E  B  Jr,  notary  public 
MASTIGK  S  L  &  L  E  saw-mill 

general  merchandise 
McPhio  It  Holingquist,  ship  builders 

PORT  DISCOTnSRT  STEAM  SAW- 
MILLS. S  L  &  L  B  Mastick  pro- 
prietors 

Pugh  J  E,  hotel 

Smith  J  A,  justice  of  poao« 

Weymouth  A,  blacksmith 


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PORT  GAMBLE. 

KmAP  CocNTT.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  Puget  Sound,  23  miles 
southeMt  of  Port  Townsend. 

Collias  J,  hotel 

Dwelly  G  W,  justice  of  yeace 

Hatt  W  H,  deputy  sheriff  and  constable 

JACKSON  D  a,  postmaster 

JACKSON  D  L>  deputy  postmaster 

Martin  J  A,  physician 

Puget  Mill  Co,  0  Walker  mgr 

Scott  W  D,  notary  public 


PORT  LUDLOW. 

Jeffbrson  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Puget  Sound,  7  miles  northwest  of 
Port  Gamble.     Population  220. 

ATTRIDQE   B  D,  hotel    and 

master 

Calhoun  J  J,  school  teacher 
Farmer  T  T,  machinist 
Poole  Louis,  agt  W,  F  &  Go's  Express 
Pope  &  Tabot,  saw-mill  and  gen  mdse 


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PORT  MADISON. 

Kitsap  County.  A  post-office,  on  Pu- 
get Sound,  10  miles  northwest  of 
Seattle.     Population  250. 

Comstock  Joseph,  sheriff 
Farnham  John,  justice  of  peace 
Hoskinsoa  R  M,  county  commissioner 
Hovey  S  W,  county  commissioner 
Lombard  Ransom  R,  probate  judge 
MoGALLUM  NELSON,  county  audi- 
tor and  recorder 
McQuilliau  H  C,  county  commissioner 
Morgan  W  P,  physician  and  county  cor- 
oner 
Port  Madison  Mills,  W  P  Lay  ward  pro- 
prietor 
Primrose  P  J,  county  treasurer 
Wist  Philip,  hotel 

PORT  TOWNSEND. 

Jefferson  County.    A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  port  of  entry  for  Puget 
Sound  District;  county  seat  and  con- 
tains about  1,000  inhabitants. 
It  is  well  laid  out,  the  business  por- 
tion of  the  town  being  situated  under 
and  the  residences  being  above  on  a  high 
bluff,  which  gives  the  town  a  pleasiacr 
appearance  from  a  distance.     Communi- 
cation is  had  by  means  of  O.    R.    &   N. 
Go's  steamers,  daily,  with  New  Tacoma, 
Seattle  and  all  way  points,  and  three 
times  each  week,  via  the  same  line,  with 
Victoria,  B.  C. 


The  harbor  is  excellent,  and  together 
with  the  good  warehousing  facilities, 
the  town  is  the  nucleus  of  the  district. 
The  District  Court  is  held  here,  and  the 
place  is  garrisoned  bv  United  States 
troops  and  has  the  Marine  Hospital 
among  its  establishments. 

Anderson  Wm,  tailor 

Barthrop  Geo,  news  depot 

Bartlett  C  C  (C  C  Bartlett  &  Co),   and 

county  treasurer 
Bartlett  C  C  &  Co  (C  C,  F  Albert  and 

Frank  A  Bartlett),  gen  mdse,  shipping 

and  commission  merchants 
Bash  A  W,  collector  of  customs 
Behen  Geo,  saloon 
Biles  Robt,  agt  associated  Press 

BLAKE  GEO  W,  harnessmaker 

Bradshaw  U  M,  city  attorney  and  atty- 
at-law 

Chapman  W  O,  deputy  collector  of  cus- 
toms 

CLINOER  J  0>  second-hand  goods, 
coroner  and  deputy  U  S  marshal 

Gushing  John  M 

Dalgardno  J,  hotel 

Dean  H,  clerk  custom  house  offices 

De  Lion  R  W  &  Co  (R  W  De  Lion  and 
E  A  Nickels),  stevedores 

DODD  &  FIJGH  (Wm  Dodd  and  John 
E  Pugh),  proprietors  Central  Hotel 

EDDT  C  J>  saloon 

Eisenbeis  Chas,  groceries,  bakery  and 
brewery 

Enell  Chas  A  (Chas  A  Enell  &  Co  and 
Enell  &  Gushing),  agt  San  Francisco 
and  Philadelphia  board  of  underwrit- 
ers 

ENELL  CHAS  A  &  CO  (Chas  A  Enell 
and  John  M  Cushiag),  shipping  and 
commission  merchants  and  custom 
house  brokers 

ENELL  &  CUSHINO  (Chas  A  Enell 
and  John  M  Gushing),  stevedores  and 
riggers 

Finn  Chas,  city  marshal 

FITZPATRICK  JOHN,    boots   and 

Lhoes 
Gerrish  &  Co  (C  M  Gerrish),  gen  mdse 
Hancock  Miss  V,  county  supt  of  schools 
Harker  &  Co.  general  merchandise 
Harued  W  M,  deputy  collector  of  cus- 
toms 
HASXINGS  0  C,  photographer 
HEANANDES  J  M,  bootmaker 
Hill  D  H  (N  D  Hill  &  Son),   and  city 

treasurer  and  tax  collector 
HILL  N  D  &  SON  (N  D  and  D  H 

Hill),  druggists 
HILL  ROBT  C,  real  estate  agent,  con- 

yeyauoer  and  city  clerk 
HUNT  J  Ji  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 


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Jaokman  &  Terry  (Thos  Jaokman  and 
Fred'k  Terry),  moat  market 

James  F  W,  gou  mdse  and  city  surveyor 

Jones  C  H,  cabinet-maker  and  harbor 
master 

Jones  Geo  H,  inspector  of  customs 

JONSS  JAMMi  groceries,  books,  sta- 
tionery, etc 

Korter  Wm,  bar))er 

Kuhn  J  A,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public  ^^ 

LANBES  HlHRTi  banker  and  com- 
mission merchant 

LATIMIB  4k    00    (K    K    Latimer), 

^£^€I'^l£?'''^''  °''^  '^"^  glass 
LAW  JOHsT*  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Learned  Wm  H  H,  postmaster  and  res- 
taurant 
Leymnn  K  M,  inspector  of  customs 
LLEWELLYH  W  H,  manager  Puget 
Sound  Telegraph  Co  and  agent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co's  Express 
Mead  F  W,  physician 
Miller  Benj  S,  sheriff 
Minor  Thomas  T,  physician,  city  mayor 

and  pres  Puget  Sound  Tel  Co 
Norris  J  T,  stoves  and  tinware 
Peterson  John  P,  merchant  tailor 
Phillips  Thomas,  insurance  and  real  es- 
tate ngt 
Plnmmer  &  Terry  (A  A  Plummer  Jr  and 
and  C  L  Terry),  groceries 

"PUGET  SOUND  ARGUS"  (daily 

and  weekly),  Allen  Weir  proprietor 
Rhnades  &  Williams  (F  M  Hhoades  and 

Robert  Williams),  restaurant 
Kice&  Logan  (E  N  Itice  and  Daniel  Lo- 
gan), saloon 


Rothschild  ft  Co  (D  C  H  Rothschild), 
shipping  and  commission  merchants 

SEA  V£X  JAME8>  county  auditor  and 
recorder 

Seavey  L  T,  physician 

Sheehan  John  I),  stoves  and  tinware 

Smith  &  Case  (Lawrence  Smith  and  Levi 
Case),  meat  market 

Smith  D  W,  probate  judge  and  attor- 
ney-at-law 

Spoor  David,  hotel 

Sterming  J  (r,  saloon 

SWAN  JAXES  G.  attomey-at-law, 
notary  public  and  United  States  Com- 
missioner 

Tibbals  H  L  (H  L  Tibbals  &  Co),  gen- 
eral agt  P  C  S  S  Co  for  Puget  Sound 

Tibbals  H  L  &  Co  (H  L  Tibbals),   ship- 

[)ing  and  commission  merchants 
man  H,  painter 
Todd  Rev  S  H,  clereymanJMethodist) 
TUCKER  MRS  FRANK,  boarding- 
house    

VAN  BOKKELEN  J  J  H,  justice  of 
the  peace,  notary  public  and  city 
magistrate 

Waterman  &  Katz  (S  Waterman  and  W 
Katz),  general  merchandise,  shippinir 
and  commission  merchants 

WEIR  ALLEN,  proprietor  "Puget 
Sound  Argus,"  deputy  shipping  com- 
missioner and  justice  of  the  peace 

Weymouth  &  \Ioffatt  (Andrew  Wey- 
mouth and  Geo  Moffatt),  blacksmiths 
and  wagonmakers 

Willison  H  C,  physician 

Winslow  F  H,  inspector  of  customs 

Woodley  John  H,  hotel 


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DAIIiV  ANU  WKEKIiY, 

Daily  edition  publiHhcd  every  evcnlnt;  (Sundays  excepted.)    Weekly  edition  issued  every  Friday, 

At  Port  Townsend.  Waahinifton  Territorj. 
ALLEN  WEIR EPITOfTAMP  PROPRIETOR 

T«*riu(i  of  Mnburription; 

Daily,  per  vcar $ lO.fXt )      ALWAYS      j  Weel<ly,  per  year f3.(K) 

"      pcrwceic 25  f  IK  ADVANCK  (       "        per  half-year  .. .  l.r.o 

Rates  or  AdvertlHlnc 

One  inch,  first  insertion ijl.50  |  One  inch,  each  subsequent  insertion  Mic. 

Transient  advertisements  to  insure  insertion  should  be  accompanied  by  cash.   Libcraldciluctiiin^ 

mode  on  above  rates  for  iarKe  ad\crtl.seniunts,  and  (ortliose  inserted  for  a  term  of  months. 
The  A KOUS  is  Independent  llopublican  in  politics,  and  its  distinctive  feature  is  Comnicniui 

Ne'.vs.     The  Daily  is  a  four-column  folio;  the  Weeklj  a  five-column  quarto. 


PRESCOTT. 


Walla  Walla  County.  A  post-office. 
This  town  was  laid  out  about  one 
year  ago,  by  the  Oregon  Improvement 
Co.,  on  a  beautiful  tract  of  rolling 
land  near  the  banks  of  the  Touchet 


River,  which  abounds  in  speckled 
trout.  It  is  situated  about  20  miles 
north  of  Walla  Walla,  and  the  same 
distance  we^t  from  Dayton.  It  is  the 
eastern  terminus  of  the  second  divis- 
ion of  the  O.  R.  &  N.  Co.'s  R.  II, 
where   they    have    located  a  Round 


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Houso  and  machine  shops ,  also  pas- 
senjjers  ohanj{o  car^  for  Texas  Ferry, 
Aluiota,  (Joifax  nml  Lcwiston.  The 
present  population  is  about  300,  aud 
IS  increasing  rapidly. 

Buck  C  F,  stock  raiser 

Cose  E  A,  cnntrnctur  nml  builder 

Case  &  Haselton    (Mrs),    dressmaking 

and  millinery 
Fo.-ter  ^V,  boarding} 
Frm  zo  Simon,  meat  market 
(iraiit  Jon.athnn,  luundry 
Httzclton  A  L,  agt  Oregon  Improvement 

Co 
Hnvilnnd  Jas,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

maker 
H  tviland  J  S,  postmaster,  varieties  and 

hotel 
Ireland  Calvin,  restaurant  and  music 

store 
Isaacs  H  P,  flour-mill  and  sash  {actory 
Mason  Ilolwrt,  boarding 
Oregon  Improvement  Co,  lumber,  Paul 

Mi3rmaii  msr 
EOWAN  &  nSHEE  (a  W  Rowan 

and  H  A  b'isher),  general  merchandise 
Sulinider  Adolph,  lodging 
Sherman   Puul,   mgr  Urcgon   Improve- 
ment Co 
Unger  Michael,  saloon 

PULLMAN. 

Whitman  County.    A  poat-oiBco. 

Beyinan  John,  blacksmith 

Boyles  W  T,  snloou 

Bryant  Bros,  livery  stable 

Comelo  Chas,  blacksmith 

C/OX  J  \V,  general  meroliandiso 

Driskill  Alex,  blacksmith 

Farr  L  P,  machine  agent 

Jennings  A  L,  butcher 

Jennings  L  W,  hotel 

Lettermau  ft  Olxsrholtzer,  hardware 

McKenzie  D  6,  hotel 

Risley  J.  livery  stable 

Sischo  Clios  E,  furniture 

STEWART  &  LEE  (Orville  Stewart 

and  M  D  Lee),  general  merchandise 
True  M  C.  hotel 
Webb  H  J,  physician 
Webb  &  Iliccird,  druggists 
Zick  Harry,  saloon 


Belles  Peter,  saloon  and  hotel 
Hollenbeck  II,  hotel 
Knox  Jamon,  livery  stable 
M  eker  E  &  Co,  gen  indso 
I'ine  E,  carpenter  and  builder 
Robs  Mrs  N  J,  mi'.liucry 
Sibley  Wm,  saloon 
Stewarfc  J  P,  Renoral  merchandise 

WAQNERWM  &  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise 

Willia.ns  Rev  W  P,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 


PYSHT. 

Clallam  County.    A  po3t-office. 

Hall  k  Monroe,  logginj* 
MAETIN  H.  postmaster 


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QUILLAYUTE. 

Jeffkrson  County.    A  post-office. 

BAXTEE  S  &  CO,  general  merchandise 
PuUen  Bros,  beef  packers 


RENTON. 

Kino  County.  A  post-office,  situated 
in  a  coal  region,  11  miles  southeast  of 
Seattle. 

Burnett  Charles,  carpenter  and  con- 
tractor 

CUSTEE  CHAS  S>  postmaster  and 
general  merchandise 

Evans  Harold,  saloon 

Glendon  Michael,  saloon 

Hallbrook  W,  bootmaker 

Kline  Abraham,  watchmaker  and 
eler 

Parker  David,  carpenter  ond  contractor 

SNOW  H  H,  general  merchandise 

Spencer  D  Isaiah,  butcher 

Thomas  Rev  David,  clergyman  (Presby- 
terian) 

Thorn  Robt  L,  confectionery 

Weir  James,  saloon 


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PUYALLUP. 

Pierce  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  North  Pacitic 
R.  R.  (Puyallup  Branch),  9  miles 
southeast  of  New  Tacoma.  Popula- 
tion 350. 

Adorns  Walter,  livery  stable 


RITZVILLE. 

WiirrMAN  County.  A  post-office  on 
the  N.  P.  R.  R.  (Pend  d'Oreille  Di- 
vision), 5)6  miles  from  Wallula  Junc- 
tion, being  laid  out  for  a  town  by  the 
company. 

Horn  Henry,  blacksmith 
Kt'ller  D,  harnessmaker  and  saddler 
McKay  Wm,  hotel 

Whittlsey  J  6,  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 


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RIVERSIDE. 

PAOirra  County.    A  poit-offioe  24  milM 
northeaat  u(  OytterviU«. 

Barakoir  C,  blMkainith 


ROCHE  HARBOR. 

Sak  Juajc  CoiTSTV.     A  po»t-offi)? 
iiortliwest  end  of  Sail  Jiiau  Iataa<l. 

Kntz  Israel,  Renornl  inerohandiae 

Leo  \V,  limo  kiln 

MoCunly  J,  lime  kiln 

Scurr  K  &  Co,  lime  kiln 

Sweeney  Juseph,  general  merchandiae 


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ROOK  CREEK. 

Spokane  County.    A  post-offioo. 
WELLS  J  H>  P'>8tmaster 


ROCKFORD. 

Spokanr  County.    A  past-office. 

BENNETT  .ft  CO,   general  merchan- 
dise 
Farniworth,  Worley  &  Co,  aaw-raill 
Ooff  W  C.  aalooii 
Gritbbe  W  P,  phvsician 
Murpby,  Earl  &  Miaur,  aaw-mill 
Smith  J  W,  bliicksmith 
Turner  H  I,  blacksmith 
Wilson  J  1\  eencral  merchandiaa 
Wimpy  J  A,  Dutcher 


ROSALIA. 

Whitm\n   County.    A  poat-otBce,  24 
milea  aouth  uf  Cheney. 

West  M  H.  blacksmith 

Whitman  J  M,  pustmaatur  and  gen  mdao 


RUBY. 

Whatcom  County.     A  p(«t-office. 
STRONaHAM    TH33   H.    Reucral 

morchaudido  aiul  podtm  ister 


SAN  JUAN. 

San  Juan  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  on  San  .Juan  Island,  24 
miles  north  of  Port  Townseud. 

Knreka  Lime  Kiln 

Kntz  Israel,  cenernl  merchandise 

Mct'Iochlin  Bns,  K  ircka  Lime  Kiln 

McCurdy  James,  limo  kiln 

Srrnrr  &  Co,  lim  ;  kiln 


SAN  JUAN  ISLAND. 

See  Saa  Juan. 


SASSIN. 

SpoxtNB  County.    A  post-offioe. 
WOOD  M  Oi.M<'»tant  poatmoater 


SATSOP. 

Cheiiaus    County.     A   post-office,  G 
miles  suutheuat  of  Montusano. 

SMITH  EDWARD,  postmaster 


SEABECK. 

Kitsap  Counvy.    A  po8t-offico,on  Paget 
Sound. 

Clayson  E,  votary  public 

Uuuptley  J,  justice  uf  the  peace  and 

meat  mmket 
HOLTOKE  RICHARD,  postmaster 
Howard  D  K,  hotel 
Oldfield  H,  barber 
O'Neil  Wn»,  bootmaker 
Washington  Mill  Co,  lumber  and  geuornl 

merchandise 


SEATTLE 

Kino  County.    A   post  ess  and 

tologr.aph  office.     Situates  un  the  east 

aide  of*  Elliott's  Bay,  about  30  miles 

from  New  Tncoma,  the  terminus  of 

the  Pacific  Division  of  the  Northern 

PaciHc  R.  R.     Population  6,000. 

Seattle,  the  county  seat,  is  the  largest 

town  in  the  territory  and  the  priucipul 

shipping  point  of   Puget  Sound.     The 

city  is  built  on  a  hill,  which   be8idp;> 

being  a  healthy  location,  is  quite  a  '^iic- 

turesque  one.     Siiii«  the  revival  *a  the 

lumber  trade,exp<>rionced  some  tw.i  years 

a^  and  continuing  up  to  the  present 

time,  Seattle  has  ^rjoyed  a  m  irketl  era 

of  prosirarity,   for  the  manufacture  of 

luml)er  is  hur  principal  induif  ry.     Her 

production  and  shipments  of  coal  from 

the  neighlioring  mines  are  il'toanim- 

Cortant  business,  her  daily  ihipmeiits 
eiag  500  and  000  tons.  The  other 
manufacturing  busincsfei  ol  this  ciiy 
are  varied  and  extensive  Thcro  arc 
several  largo  foundries  and  macliiuc 
shops,  a  soap  factory,  r,  sash  and  furni- 
ture factory,  and  sevjral  minor  enter- 
prises. Her  oduca'.iaual  inatitutioiisi, 
churches  nnd  ncwpapers  are  of  a  $u})e- 
riur  order.  In  t'le  nidtter  «»f  hoteU  the 
town  is  well  pr  <vidul  for,  the  Arliufitou 
being  particularly  worthy  of  mention. 


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Ik  it  on*  of  tho  flnetk  liotelt  in  the 
Northwest,  and  duoidedly  the  best  in  the 
Territory,  It  is  ooiiductod  by  Mewrs. 
Smith  mill  Farrar,  two  gentlemen  who 
do  not  overlitok  minor  detuils,  while  ex- 
eroisin;;  grea''.  foresight  in  building  up 
fot  the  house  a  i>ermanout  rei)utation. 
Seattle  is  tliu  outtittiiig  place  for  the 
Skagit  mines. 

Aliegg  Jamai,  mgr  for  Joseph  Ade 

Abruius  M,  fnriiishia^  gooaa 

Abrunis  U,   livery    stoulu  and  county 

commiitsioner 
Ackley  L  E  (Trana  &  Ackley) 
Ade  Jiiscph,  groceries 
Algar  F  (J  (Shiiw  &  Al^ar) 
Amondi  A  (WikKtroin  it,  Amonds) 
Andersen  A,  paintnr 
Anderson  Chu'*,  Minnesota  House 
Adder.wn  (J  M,  civil  and  niiiiiu'^ engineer 
Anderson  John  (HI«-an3  &  AudvrBon) 
Andjrson  J  8  (Klynii  &  Anderson),  and 

Yesler  Mill  and  Miff  Co 
Anderson  J  VV,  boardiag-houso 
Anderson  L  C,  painter,  paints,  oils,  etc 
Anderatm  M  (Ciarko,  Andursou  &  Co) 
Andr*'wa  L  B,  notary  public 
ARLINOTON  HOUSE,  Smith  &  Far- 

rar  pri>prieti>rs 

AUSTIH  ft  BOWMAN  (T  C  Austin 

and  C  K  Bowman),  attorneys-at-law 
Austin  &  Uilman  (T  C  Austin  and  A  M 

Gilman),  surveyors 
Austin  T  C  (Austin  &   B^iwman  and 
Austin    &   Oilman),    attoruey-at-law 
and  surveyor 
Bagley  H  B,  physician 
BWSB  CHARLES,  groceries 
bakvr  John,  phyaician 
Bales  L  L,  auct  on  and  cominission 
Bart  P  G,  groceries 
Bates  Thoj  H,   editor    "Seattle  Daily 

Herald" 
Btuinton  k  Martin  (Wm  Baunton  and 

1)  D  Martin),  meat  market 
Baunton  Wm  (Baunton  &  Martin) 
Knxter  S  (S  Baxter  &  Co) 
BAXTERS  ft  CO  (S  B;ixtcr  «:  Albert 
M  Brookes),  wholeaale  litpuird,  cigara 
and  tobacco,   buyers    and    exporters 
furs,   hides,   hop,'*,    wool,   ami  grain, 
and  general  commission  merchants 
Beetle  G  K,  saloon 
Beer  J  (Beer  &  Tliomp'ton) 
BEER  ft  THOMPSON  (J  Boor  atid 
tieo  C  Thomp*i»n),  Eolipio  Varieties, 
cor  Mill  and  '2d 
Bell  A  A  (Bryan  k  Bell) 
BERSCH  JACOB,  saloon.  Mill 
bessiuger  &  Co,  Cha«  Brusli  agt,  hides, 
i  (furs,  wool,  etc 
Bidekotr  August,  barber 
Blanchard  k  Co,  wholesale  liquors 


BUnohard  J  M  (Blanchard  k  Co) 
Blomquist  N  F,  boots  and  shoes 
Boman  Geo  M,  real  estate  agt 
Boone  W  E,  arohittct 
Bories  Fred,  itarnusa  and  saddlery 
Borren  Joseph,  fnrnit»»ro 
Borat  Joseph  (Fois  k  Borst) 
How  W  H,  liviry  stable 
BOWMAN  A  C.  stuno^jrapher 
Bjwman  C  E  (Austin  &  Bowman),  at- 

tornoy-at-law  and  notary  puhlio 
Boyd  k   I'oucin  (W   V    Boyd  and   G 

Poncin),  dry  gooiU  and  clothiuii 
Boyd  W  P  iBoyd  &  P,)ncin 
Brush  Chas,  ugt  for  Bisjinger  k  Co, 

liidej,  furs,  wool,  etc 

BRBHM  CONRAD,  saloon 

Brennan  J,  horsoiiior^r 

Bri.'gs  B  F,  cashiir  Dexter,  Horton  & 
Co 

Bryan  k  Bell  (Edjcar  Bryan  and  A  A 
Bell),  real  estate  brokers 

Bryan  Ed  jar  (Bryan  k  Ball),  sewing  ma- 
chines, crockery  and  glassware 

Brookes  Albert  M  (S  Baxter  k  i.'o) 

BRUSH    E  R,  new  and  second-hand 
furniture 

Budlon'4  Bros  (G  E  and  N  C  Budlong), 
boat  house 

Burke  H,  painter 

Burke  k  Hasin  (Thos  Burke  &  U  M 
Riisin),  attorneys-at-law 

Burke  Thos  (Burke  k  Kasin),  attorney- 
at-law 

Barrett  I  W  (Barrett  k  Powers) 

Burrett  k  Powers  (I  W  Barrett  aud  — 
Powers),  shiugle-mili 

Burroughs  Mrs  S  L,  millinery 

Buzby  Isaac  \V,  iiou-ing-mill 

Caldwell  R  G,  dentist 

Campbell  James  (Wald  k  Campbell) 

Puget  Sound  Ice  Manufacturing  Co 

Campbell  Thos  (Hall  &  Campbell) 

CannT  H,  justice  of  the  peace,  attorney- 
at-law,  notary  public,  and  commis- 
sioner of  deals  for  Oregon  and  Cali- 
fornia 

Cann  Mrs  T  H,  millinery  and  dressmak- 
ing 

Canixm  A.  restaurant 

Carkoek  M  J  ft  Bro  (M  J  and  W  M  Car- 
kei^k),  marble  and  stone  works 

Carr  O  J,  postmaster 

Carry  Carr,  painter 

Casu  E  G,  dentist 

Castro  Andrew,  tish 

Clioadlo  E  M,  physician 

Cliustnnt  L  (Luok  k  Chestnut) 

CHILBEKO  ANDREW  (Chilberg 
Bios),  viuo  consul  for  Sweden  and 
N»)rw.ay  and  ticket  ajiroat  European 
and  American  steamship  companies 

CHILBERO  BROS  (Nelson  and  An- 
drew Chillwif;),  groceries 


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Choynski  M,  carpenter  and  ca.binet-ma- 

ker 
GHRONIGLE    PUBUSHINO     CO 

(K  O  Ward.  W  M  Leach  and  J  W 
Walsh),  publishers  "Seattle  Chroni- 
cle" 

Clancy  ft  Co,  livery  stable 

Clancy  Thos  ft  Co  (Thos  and  C  P  Clan- 
cy), Bank  Exchange  Saloon 

Clarke,  Anderson  ft  Co  (T  D  Clarke  an  d 
M  Anderson),  proprs  Wasliington 
Furniture  Co 

Clarke  T  D  (Clarke,  Anderson  &  Co) 

Clayton  Bros  (P  H  and  P  E  Clayton), 
fancy  and  fiirniijihing  goods  and  agts 
Singer  Mfg  Co 

Cochran  J  F,  «ign  painter 

COLEMAN  J  Hi  assidtanf  superi'iten- 
<lont  Columbia  and  Pu^i.'et  Sound  K  I{ 
Co 

Collins  John,  propr  Occidental  Hotel 
aiid  city  <  Dunciltnan 

COLUMBIA  AND  FU6ET  SOUND 

R  &  COt  John  L  Howard  supt 

COMPTON  L  F,  contractor  and  bridge 
builder 

Cook  A  E  (Cook  ft  Co) 

Cook  ft  Co  (A  E  Couk  and  A  Veser), 
druugists 

Coombs  S  F,  justice  of  peace 

Codper  O  F,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruits,  can- 
dies, etc 

Coulter  S  ft  Sons  (S,  C  \V  and  Alvah  S 
Coulter),  meat  market 

COWLES  E  K.  saloon 

CRATER  CON   &  WIFE,    Dirigo 

Chop  House  and  Itcstauraiit 
Crawford  S  L,  sec  "Poit-Intelligencer 

Publishing  Co 
Crist  John,  fruits,  candies,  etc 
CROW  J  Wi  superintendent  and 
retary  North  Pacific  Iron  Works 
Davies  (i  (Davies  ft  Wootlruff) 
Davies  ft  Woodruff  (SC  Woodruff 
6  Davies),  books  and  stationery 
DAVIS  S,  dry    goods   and    clothing, 

hoots  and  shoe.*,  hats,  cap^  etc 
DEAN  GEO  B>  groceries,  fruits,   veg- 
etables, etc 
Penny  A  A  (Dexter,  Horton  ft  Co) 

DENSMORE  ft  JOHNSON  (M  Dens- 

m(>re  and  (I  M  Johnson),  groceries 
Densmore  M  (Donsmoreft  Johnson) 
Denton  David  B,  sea  Seattle  Lumber  and 

Commercial  Co 
Dickroan  F  (Funk  ft  Diokman) 
Diller  L,  saloon  and  lotlgings 
Dillon  Rev  Isaac,  clcrgymau  (Mcthouist) 
Dixon  U  L  (Dixon  ft  Von  Duni^en) 
Dixon  ft  Von  Dangen  (K  L  Dixon  and 

ChasVon  L>ungen ),  barbers 
DOANE  Hi    physician  and   medical 

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Dobson  Isaac,  prcs  Seattle  J^amber  and 

Commercin'  Co 
Dougau  James,  furniture  and  crockery 
Donuliss  H  (Dougliss  ft  Maryott) 

DOUGLISS  ft  MARYOTT  (U  Doug- 

liss  and  11  L  Maryott),  looking  glass 
and  I'iuture  frame  manufacturers 

Dungen  Chas  Von  (Dixon  ft  Von  Dun- 
gen) 

Ebersold  D  S  (Stewart  ft  Ebersold) 

ECLIPSE  VARIETIES.  Beer  ft 
Thompson  proprie;:ors,  cor  Mill  and  2d 

Emery  Olias  D,  atty-at-law  and  notary 
public 

EngleAW  (Haller  ft  Engle),  atty-at- 
law  and  notary  public 

EPSTEIN  Ml  boots  and  shoes,  cloth- 
ing, hats,  caps,  et** 

Eshelman  James  F  (Eshelman,  Still  well 
ft  Co) 

Eshelman,  Stillwell  ft  Co  (James  F  Esh- 
elman and  \Vm  E  Stillwell),  real  estate 
and  insura-  ce  agts 

ESMONIN  CLi  collee  and  spice  miUs 
and  niaiiufacturer  flavorint;  extracts 

EVANS  &  ANDERSON  ( W  W  Evans 
and  John  Andjrson),  meat  market 

Evans  W  W  (Evans  ft  Anderson) 

Farrar  Converse  P  (Smith  ft  Farrar) 

Fauble  Andrew  (Imhof  ft  Fauble) 

Ferry  E  P  (McNaught,  Ferry,  Mc- 
Naught  and  Mitchell),  atty-at-law 

Finck  Wm  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Fitzpatrick  A  F,  insurance  agt 

FLTNN  &  ANDERSON  (Bobt  Flynn 
andJ  S  Anderson),  saloon 

Flynn  Rol)t  (Flynn  ft  Anderson) 

Forrest  W  U,  seo  f;nd  troas  Hall  ft 
Paulson  Furniture  Co 

Foss  ft  Borst  (L  W  Foss  and  Joseph 
Borst),  meat  market 

Foss  L  W  (Foss  ft  Borst) 

FOSTER  ABRAHAM,  proprietor  Ore- 
gon Boiler  Works 

FOSTER  0  Hi  wharfin2or,  Yesler's 
Wharf 

Francisco  Joseph,  saloon 

Frauenthal  Bros  (Jacob,  Joseph  and 
Samuel  Frauenthal),  dry  goods  and 
clothing 

Frazier  W  P,  surveyor,  civil  engineer 
and  real  estate  agt 

Freeman  A  P,  boots  and  shoes 

Freem&n  T  P,  bootmaker 

French  ft  Co  (Z  French  and  D  G  Mc- 
Lean), wholesale  liquors 

French  Z  (French  ft  Co) 

Frink  J  M,  supt  and  seo  Washington 
Iron  Works 

Frye  G  F,  mgr  Seattle  Co-operativo 
.Society 

Funk  C  G  (Funk  ft  Dickman) 

FUNK  &  DICKMAN  (C  G  Funk  and 
F  Dickman),  saloon 


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Gash  Fred'k.  saloon,  city  councilman 

Gatzert  Baily  (Schwabacher  Bros  &  Co) 

George  J  W,  prei  Washington  Iron 
Works 

OTFFORB  W  H.  upholsterer 

Oilman  A  M  (Au'itiii  &  Oilman) 

Goodman  Emanuel,  furnishing  goods 

Goodrich  VV  W,  architect 

Gove  Geo  W  (Govo  &  Wilson) 

Gove  &  Wilson  (Geo  W  Gove  and  T  G 
Wilson),  comminsion  merchants,  pro- 
duce, hay,  graiu,  flour,  etc 

Graham  R  J,  merchant  tailor 

6BASSE  J  C,  dentist 

Graves  Mrj  li  C,  millinery 

Graves  li  C,  pictures,  frames,  etc, 
musical  merchandibo,  and  sewing  ma- 
chines 

Greene  Roger  S,  ch' if  justice  supreme 
court,  and  district  jud;^e  3d  judicial 
district 

Griiwold  I  N",  architect  and  builder 

GROSE  WMi  proprietor  Our  House 
Hotel,  restaurant  and  saloon 

Groto  G,  supt  MattuUath  Mfr  Co 

Hahn  Robt,  saloon 

Haiaes  J  C  (Struve  &  Haines),  attorney- 
a1;la>v  andjiotary  public 

HALL  &  CAMPBELL  (W  F  Hall  and 

'i'hoii  Campbell),  real  estitc  brokers 
Hall  Geo  W,  prcii  and  mgr  Hall  &  Paul- 
son Furniture  Co 
Hall  I  M,  prooerioi 
Hall  Isaac  M,  probate  judi^e,   attorney- 
at-lav/  imd  notary  public 

HALL  &  PAULSON  FURNITURE 

COi  Geo  W  Hall  prf^sident  and  man- 
ager, manufacturers  iiiul  dealers  in  fur- 
n\turo  and  upl'.olstory 

Hall  \y  F  (H.dl  &  Campbell),  notary 
public  and  conveyancer 

Hallor  &  Eiigle  (G  M  Haller  and  A  W 
Engie),  attomeys-atlaw 

Haller  G  M  (Haller  &  Ei»j,'le),  attorney- 
at-law  and  notary  public 

Hanford  C  &  Co  (C  and  Frank  Uanford), 
job  printers 

Hauiord  C  H,  attorney-atlaw  and 
notary  public 

Harmon  Mrj  L  C,  propr  New  Eu'^land 
Hotel 

Harrington  &  Smith  (Wm  A  Har  •  ugton 


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and  Andrew    Smith),   j^roci  ties  and 

hardware 
Harrington     Wm 

Smith) 
Harrington  Rev  W  S,  clergyman  (Moth- 

oJist) 
Harris  Geo  W,  treas  Post- Intelligencer 

Piihlishin'j  Co 
HwrisOeoWft  Co  (Geo   W  Harris), 

bankers  and  agts  Wells,  Furgo  &  Co 
Harris  Henry,  tailor 
Harris  S  C,  county  auditor 


Harrison  &  Keil  (Robert,  A  Harrison 

and  Chas  Keil),  restaurant 
Harrison  Robert  A  (Harrisun  *r.  Keil) 
Hathaway  H  !•]  (Hathaway       Pearce), 

atty-at-law  and  notary  vublio 
Hathaway  &    P»;arco  (H  E  Hathaway 

and  H  Pearce),  attoi  neys-afc-law 
Henry  James  D,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Herald  Publishing  Co,  Wm  G  C  Pitt 

manager 
Hill  A  F,  saloon 
Hill  Geo  D,  county  treasurer 
Hoffar  N  S,  carpenter 
Holcomb  W  W,  attorney-at-lavr 
Holmes  A,  blacksmith 
Holyoke  A  B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Horlacher  David,  meat  market 
Horrell  John,  saloon 
Horton  Dexter  (Dexter  Horton &  Co) 
HORTON  DEXTER   &  CO  (Dexter 

Horton  and  A  A  Denny),  bankers 
HOWARB  JOHN  L,  superintendent 
Columbia  &  Puget  Sound  R  R  Co,  res 
San  Francisco 
Howard  W  H,  barber 
Howe  S  D,  cigar.4  and  tobacco 
Hunt  J  W,    blaclkSmiih  and    wagon- 
maker 
Hyde  D  N,  capitiliat 
Ihrig  Adam,  saloon 
IMHOF  &  FAUBLE  (Herry  Irahof 

ami  Andrew  Fauble),  coopers 
Imhof  Henry  (hnhof  &  Fauble) 
Ingrahain    E    S,    county    supt    public 

schools 
Jacobs  &  Jenner  (0  Jacobs  and  C  K 

Jenucr)  att  )rney3-at-law 
Jacobs  O  (Jacobs  &  .Icnner),  atty-at-law 
Jenkins  Will  D,   city   editor  "Seattle 

Chronicle  " 
Jenner  C  K  (Jacobs  &  Jenner),  attorney- 

at-law 
JENNINGS  D  Ai  ^vholcsalo  groceries, 

limidrH.  hardware  and  crockery 
JENNINGS  W  A,   mxnager  for  D  A 

■Iciiniuus 
Joltnson  A,  cabinetmaker 
Johnson  G  M  (Donsmore  &  Johnson), 
Jones  A  C  (Jones  &  Oshorn).  atly-at-law 
JONES  BROS  (H  F  and  OS  Jones), 

grocisrics  hay  and  feed 
Jones  Humphrey,  boots  and  shoes 
Jones  O  S  ^Jones  Ikos),  school  teacher 
Jones  &  Oiborii  (A  C  Jones  and  Riuhard 

Oaborn),  attorneys-atlaw 
Karnes  Mrs  C  \V,  drossinaking 
Kaufman  Clias,  bouts  aiul  shoes 
Kaufman  D,  merchant  tailor,  boots  and 

shoes 
Keating  M  M.  painter  and  dealer  in 

wall  paper,  paints,  oils,  glass,  &c 
Keene  Frank  A,  b:irber 
Keenen  John,  marble  works 
Keil  Chas  (Harrison  &  Keil)     , 


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Kellogg  David  (Kellrgg&  Snyder) 
KELLOGG  G  ft  GO  lO  KiUogL).  drag- 

Kists 

KELLOGG  ft  SNTDEB  (Dnvid  Kel- 
logg and  Alfrad  Snyder),  groceries  and 
produce 

Kelly  M  A,  drngoht 

Kcndriuk  U  F,  physician 

Kennett  Clias,  b.Kitm^tker 

Kenney  .Tnhii,  hoots  and  shoes 

KENNET  SAMUEL,  merchant  tailor 
aiul  ciotliius 

Kin's;  Thos,  suloon 

Kolloek  J  M,  physi -iin  and  coroner 

Kora  A  (J  Schrani  &  Co) 

liHwton  C  W,  nuisery 

LEACH  W  M  (Clironicle  rublishing 
C'u),  liusiness  inannger 

Leary  John,  atty-atluw,  real  estate  agt 
and  notary  public,  and  prcb  Post-lu- 
telligcncer  Publishing  Cu 

Levy  H  E,  fancy  goods  and  varietiis, 
crockery  and  glassware 

Levy  Jaciib,  tailor 

Tjewis  J  it,  attorney-at-law 

Lister  John  (Listfrft  Pritdinrd) 

LISTER  ft  PRITCHARD  (J'hn  Lis- 
ter and  Itichard  Piituhaid),  saloon 

Lluwellyn  Wm  H,  insurance  agent 

Lockerby  G  H,  (jroceries 

Look  A  E  (lyiok  &  Cheii'nut) 

Look  k  Chestnut  (A  E  Look  and  L 
Clu'stiuit),  paiiitiTs 

r.ouk  S,  ni^r  far  1  M  ILall 

l.ou'inan  J'D  (I'liniphruy  &Lo\vman) 

Ludlow  James  P.  di-pnty  clerk  district 
court  and  U  S  coiiiniissioner 

LvleTlios,  eri)ceries  an<l  crockery 

LYON  J  M,  hooks  and  st  itioiiury  and 
manager  Pnget  Sound  Tel  Co 

Lytz  W  D,  auctioneer 

M'loloiiald  J  K  (Miicilonald  k  TkCilze) 

MACDONALD  ft  REITZE  (J  K  Mac 

doiiuld  aiitl  t'iias  b'  itcitzu),   contract- 
ors and  hiiililers 
Muckint<i8h  A  (Mackintosh  &  Reeves), 

notary  public 
Marl<ii)t<i»h  k   Itccves   (A  Mackintosh 
and  Wm  H  ISecvus),  bankers  and  ab- 
stracts (if  tit'cH 
Mad'iocka  M  1>,  drucgist 
Mauiiiiig  (I  L,  city  uiutocilmau 
Mar»li  Frank,  In  iter  works 
Martin  I>  D  (Biuuton  &   Martin) 
Maryott  H  li  (Diingli»s  k  Maryott) 
M'lttnlath  Mfg  Co,  G  Grot  suiHtrin- 

tendent  barrel  factory 
McHeath  John  A,  horsusho  r 
McDeiinoth  Chas,  sliippingand  employ- 
ment agency 
McDonald  Chas,  blacksmith  and    city 

C'luucilman 
McDonald  J  F,  varieties 
XlcGilv A  John  J,  attorney-at-la\r 


McGraw  John  H,  sherifT 

McKeon  D  (Young  k  McKeon) 

McLivau  D  G  (French  &  Co) 

McLure  L  S  (McLnre  k  Taylor) 

McLure  k  Taylor  (L  8  MvLiire  and  W 
U  Taylor),  insniance  a^ients 

McMicken  Maurice,  notary  public 

McXaught,  Ferry,  McNimght  k  Mitch- 
ell (James  and  J  F  MoNaught,  E  P 
Ferry  and  J  H  Mitchell),  attorueys- 
at-law 

McNan!>ht  Jamei  (McN'aiight,  Ferry, 
McNaught  k  Mitchell),  attoruey-ut- 
law 

Mc>faught  J  F  (McNnught,  Ferry,  Mc- 
Naught &  Mitchell),  attorney-  ut-law 
and  notary    public 

McPlice  J  A,  furnishing  goods,  cigars 
and  tobacco 

Meeker  E  ( Meeker,  OjlH>rne  k  Co) 

Meeker,  Osborne  k  Co  (U  Meeker  and 
ES Osborne),  shipping  *>ud commission 

Melilhorn  Aug,  brewery 

Merriuk  C  H,  physician 

Metzgcr  L  F,  carpenter 

Michel  John,  bootmaker 

Mibs  Z  C  (Waddcll  &  Miles) 

Mdler  A  8  (Portman,  riuUUn  k  Co) 

Miller  C  L  Sr.  physician 

Mdls  Mrs  L  H,  dressmaking  and  agent 
Butterick's  patterns 

MillH  M  V  B,  constub!c 

Mitchell  C  L.  harness  and  Raddlo 

Mitchell  J  H  (McMaught,  Firry,  Mc- 
Naught«%  Mitchell),   attorney-at-l.iw 

MITCHELL  J  F  T.  boalbuilder  and 
tthi|i\vii^lit 

MONTBORNEHP.  physicim 
Montgomery  \V,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Moore  Gt"o  S,  ph  itographer 
Morgareid'^c  S,  barbur 
Moyer  <i  F,  dresae<,   ladies'  furnishing 

and  fancy  goo«ls 
Monday  Chas    F  (White  k  Munday), 

att(u-aey-at-law  and  nl(^ary  pub!ic 
Murray  Mrs  A,  latlies'h  drdrcssor 
Myer  K,    hats,     caps    and    furnishing 

goods 

NAHER  CHAS,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

ivrclsviii  Hans,  hotel 

NEUMAN  L,  U""  'md  locksmith 

New  England  I'otel,  Mrs  L  C  Harmon 
propr 

N'!\vell  Ge'>,  turnint;  and  scroll  sawinc; 

NORTH  PACIHG  IRON  WORKS. 

J  \V  Crow  suiieriutunduuC  and  uccrv- 

taiy 
Nor  wold  H  E,  tailor 
Nutt  Mrs  E  J,  dressmaking 
Occidental  Hotel,  John  Conina  propr 
Olstad  Joliti  (Onsnm  k  Olstad) 
Ousuni  U  A  (Onsum  k  Olstad) 


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Onsam  &  Olstatl  (H  A  Onaum  and  John 

Olstnd),  meat  market 
OREaON  BOILER  WORES.:a  Foster 

pi-opt'ieior 
Orth  Adam,  boot)  and  slioea 
Osborn  John,  saloon 
Oabotn  Richard  (-lones  k  Osburn),  at- 

t'lrnoy-at-law  and  notiiry  public 
Osborne  E  S   (Mutkor,  O^liorne  &  Co), 

nttonioy-at-law  aii>l  notary  public 
Osborne  K  S,  city  clerk 
Odccood  Th')s.  salonii 
OUR  HOUSE.  Win  Grose  proprietor 
Pudden  Poriman   (Portmau  Padden  & 

PAUDEN  PORTMAN  &  CO  (Port 

mail  Paddeii  and  A  S  Miller),  gro- 
ceries, wholesalo  and  retail 

PARKER  L  B.  saloon  and  hotel 

Peurce  H  (Hathaway  &  Pcarce),  attor- 
iiey-atdaw 

Peteia  Frank,  saloon 

PETERSON  &  BRO  (L-inis  and  Henry 
Peterson),  photugrupiiers 

Pfoiffur  D.tniel  A,  lestanrant 

Pliiiinoy  Guy  C  &  t'o  (Guy  C  Phinney), 
attorneys  atlaw,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance a^ts 

Piiickney  \Vm  H,  meat  market 

Pip?r  A  \V,  bvkery  and   candy  factory 

PiTT  WM  G  C.  manager  and  editor 
ItcraM  Pnblidi'n.;  C(» 

Poncin  <r  (lloyd  &  Poiicin) 

P.intiiiH  F  A.  d'Mi'iiat 

"  P03T ■  INTEtLiaENCER"  (dnily 

and  wcelily),  I'  st-lntflli-eucer  Pub- 
lishing Co  pnlilishers 

POST  •  INTE  LLIOENCER  P  U  B- 
LISHIN(I  CO,  i'lius  w  Piosch  ii.ui 

ager 
Post  .1  J  (Slots  -n  fi  Post) 
Prirclnrd  Hicliard  (Lister  it        toliar.l) 
PROSCH  THOS  W.  niai.a-«T  a  .1  c.ti 

tor  Post- liitulligcncer  I'ublisliiiij;  Ci> 
Prnsser   Wni   P,    special    ajjt    General 

La-id  Ortice 
PUGET  IRON  WORKS.  Williams  & 

Kollo^C  prfiprietor* 

PUMPHREY  &  LOWMAN  (W  H 

Puniplirey  &   .J    I)   l,o\\  iiiaii),  books, 

stitioiiery,  and   musical   iiistnunciita 
Pnmphrey  NV  H  (l'unii>hrey  &  Fiowniaii), 

act   I'  C  S  L  Co,  O  K  &  N  C\.,  an.l 

N  P  II  11 
Rnsin  U  M  (Burlto  !i  IJasin),  attorney- 

at-la\v  and  notary  pub'io 
Rjiyinond  G  F  (Iroon  &  Raymond) 
l{ea  E  W,  architect  and  builder 
Heed  R  I),  Horist 
Reeves  Wia  H  (Mackintosh  &  Reeves), 

notary  public 
REINiO  LEONARD,  srocer  au.l  com- 

mission  mut-c  .ant 
Reitzo  Clias  V  (Maodonald  &  Reitze\ 


Ronton  Coal  Co,  R  Robinson  utipt 

Requa  H  J,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Riukards  Wm,  lestanrant 

Robinson  R,  Hupt  IJenton  Coal  Co 

Ronald  J  T  (Wood  &  Ronald) 

ROOT  0  G.  pliysieian 

Hoss  Ikobt,  groceries 

Rostein  Louis,  fancy  grods 

Rowe  L  S,  groceries 

Schillostail  O,  undertaker 

SCHMID  V,  Concordia  Hall,  saloon 

SSchrani  .J  (.)  Schram  k  Co) 

Schram  J  &  Co  (J  Sehram  and  A  Kom), 

stoves  and  tiiiw.-ira 
Schwabacber  Bros  &  Co  (Louis,  Abo  and 

Sigsinund  Schwabacber    and     Baily 

(iat/ert).  gen  uuhe 
Scott  R  (R  Scott  &  Son),  and  notary 

pub'io 
Scot',  II  *  Son  (R  and  A  M  Scott),  real 

estate  a(>ts 
Scott  W  A.  bnrbor 

"SEATTLE  CHRONICLE"  (daily 

and  weekly),  Cliro.iicle  Publishing  Co 

publishers 
8  iattle  Co-operative  Sof  iety,  G  F  Frye 

mpr,  grocei ios,  cro<kery,  boots,  shoes 

and  furnishi'iv;  l'ooiN 

"SEATTLE DAILY  HERALD/ 

Hera  d  Publishing  Co,  publislieri 
Seattle    Lninber    an»l    Commercial  Co, 
Isiiac  D>d)3oa  pref<,  mfrs  lumber,  sash, 
'doors,  blinds,  etc 

SEATTLE  SAW  MILL.  C  &  P  S  R  R 

Co  imipriutois.  luinbcr  mauufucturers 

SEATTLE  WATER  CO.  H  L  Yesler 
superintendent 

SiMvcy  .Tames,  clerk  district  court,  res 
I'.iit  'I'liuiisond 

SHAW  &  ALGAR  (C  II  Shaw  and  F 
C  .-Vl;i.ir),  »ah>oii 

Shaw  ('  l[  (Sl'au'  k  Al^ar) 

SIkivv  Mi'.s  M,  lo(lijing-li  miso 

>«li"(.liai(l  .1  .1,  eon', raotur  and  builder 
>:ieiwlii   I,  areliit     t 

SHOREY  0  C  &  CO  (0  C  Hlioroy  and 
L  \V  Uoiiui-y),  uiulertakcra  ami  car- 
penters 

Siivjiin  Louis,  saloon 

Singer  Mfg  C<  ,  Cl.ij  ton  Bros  acits 

Singernian  P  ^i'okius  &  ISinjennan) 

Slonh  A,  Seattle  Bn-wcry  ' 

Smith  Andrew  (llnrriM^ton  k  Smith) 

Smilll  Kd  L,  pliysiei  i 

SMITH  &  FARP  \R  (lulius  W Smith 

and   Convert  t'urrar),  proprietors 

Arlington  House 
SMITH  JAMES  W,  saloon  and  variety 

tiiCittre 
Smith  .lulius  W  (Smith  k  Farrar) 
SMITH  L  P  &  SON  (L  P  au.l 

iSmitli),    watchmakers,    jcwclort. 

dealers  in  watches,  clucks,  jewel:) 

silverware 


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SMITH  THOMAS,  saloon 

SMITH  W  A  &  C0>  pianos,  organs 
and  musical  merchandise 

Smith  &  Williard,  physicians 

Smith  W  Parry,  constable  and  deputy 
sheriff 

Snow  G  D,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

Snyder  Alfred  (Kellogg  &  Snyder) 

BNTDE&  A  M.  real  estate  ngont  and 
attorney  for  United  States  claimants 

Sohns  L,  a^t  Mattnllath  Mfg  Co 

SPJsNCER  JOHN,  plumber  and  gas- 
litter 

Stafford  John  A,  wall  paper,  window 
gloss,  etc 

Still  kov  D  W,  physician 

STEIl^WEO  V  0  (of  W  L  Steinweg  & 
Co,  NVhatcom) 

Stephens  H,  dentist 

Stephens  Mrs  S  S,  photographer 

Stetson  Geo  W  (Stetson  &  Post) 

STETSON  &  POST  (Geo  W  Stetson 
and  J  J  Post),  manufacturers  of  lum- 
ber, doors,  windows  and  blinds 

STEWART  &  EBEKSOLD    (J    A 

Stewart  and  D  S  Ebersuld),  job  print- 
ers 

Stewart  J  A  (Stewart  &  Elier>old) 

Stewart  L  V,  pros  •'  Herald  Publishing 
Co" 

Stier  E  J,  watchmaker  .and  jeweler 

Stillwell  \Vm  E  (Eshclmau,  Stillwell  & 
Co) 

Stoli  W  T,  attorneyatlaw 

Stone  C  P  &  Co  (C  I'  Stone),  groeories 

Stowell  &  Co  (II  StowoU),  druggi:its 

Stranz  M,  bai  l>or 

Strcit  \Vm,  saloon 

STRUVE  ft  HAINE3  (H  G  Struve 
and  J  C  Hainu;i),  attorney  i  at-Iaw 

Struve  H  G  (Struve  &  Huincs),  attorney- 
nt-law 

Sullivan  John,  varieties 

Sullivan  Mrs  11  8,  loiluinghouso 

Sutherland  &  Co  (A  C  and  W  A  Suther- 
land), groceries 

Taylor  W  H  (McLurc  &  Taylor),  city 
treasurer 

Tetzleff  Herman,  boar  ling 

THATCHER  J  L.  groi;cr  and  j  >l>l)3r 

Tliompsou  <»ei»  C  (  Beer  &  Thoinpson) 

Thomson  11  H  (Whitwortb  &.  Thom- 
son) 

Thnrlow  A,  bo.it  buildir 

Tibbits  J  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Tibbitt  Mrs  L  M,  millinery  aud  fancy 
goods 

Toklas  F  (Toklos  &  Singerman),  res  San 
Francisco 

Toklas  k  Singennan  (F  Toklas  and  P 
Singerman),  dry  gooils  and  clothing 

Trana  ft  Ackley  (John  F  Trana  aud  L  £ 
Ackley),  saloon 

Trana  John  F  (Trana  ft  Ackley) 


Troen  L  A  (Treen  ft  Baymond) 

Treeii  ft  Raymond  (L  A  Treen  and  G  F 
Baymond),  boots  and  shoes 

Turner  E  A,  real  estate  and  loans 

Uhlfelder  U,  crockery,  glassware  and 
groceries 

Ulin  E,  ship  carp3nter  and  spar  niskor 

Valentine  Peter,  fish 

Van  Doren  C  M,  county  commissioner 

Van  Zandt  E,  physician 

Vcrgon  James,  bjiIoou 

Veser  A  (Cook  &  Co) 

Vrooman  S  B,  attomey-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Wa<ldeU  I  (Waddi'Il  ftMilQs) 

WADDELL  ft  MILES  (I  Waildell 
and  J  C  Mdcs),  utovis  and  tinware, 
puiiips,  pipes,  brass  goods,  etc,  crock- 
ery and  glassware 

Wald  ft  Campbell  (F  W  Wald  and 
James  Campbell),  harlwarc,  iron  and 
steel,  agricultural  implements,  and 
agts  Studebaker  wagons 

Wahl  F  W  (Wald  ft  CampbsU) 

WALSH  GEO  W,  saloon 

WALSH  J  W  (Chronicle  Publishing 
Co),  assistant  editor  "Seattle  Chroni- 
cle" 

WARD'K  C  (Chronicle  Publishing  Co) 
and  managing  editor  "  Seattle  Chron- 
icle " 

Washington  Furniture  Co  (Clarke,  An- 
derson ft  Co) 

Washington  Iron  Works,  J  W  George 
presitleiit 

Weaver  D  S,  stoves  and  tinware 

Weed  G  A,  physician 

Weitheimer  Dan,  cigars  and  tob  .ceo 

Wheeler  D  T,  notary  public  and  col- 
lector 

WHITE  ft  MUNDAY  (W  II  White 

andChas  F  Mumlay),  attorncys-atl  iw 

White  W  H  (Wliito  ft  Munday),  attor- 
ney-at-law 

Whittlesey  Wm  If,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  jiublic 

Whitworth  F  H  (Whitworth  ft  Thom- 
son), city  and  c  mnty  aurvoyor 

Wf.itwortli  ft  Thomson  {F  H  Whit- 
worth and  KH  Tiiomaoii),  civil  and 
mining  engineers  and  Hurvey  •rs 

Wikstrom  ft  Anioiuls  (I*  Wikstrom  and 
A  Atno:id«i),  boirdin .{-house 

Wikstrom  1*  (Wikstrom  ft  Amends) 

Wilkiis  I  T,  saloon 

Willard  — ,  pitysician 

Williami  John,  fruits,  cnnilic,  etc 

WILLIAMSON  ft  KELLOS(}  (J  U 

Williamson  and    Albeit   11  Kellogg), 

"'nget  Iron  \Vorks 
Wilson  TG  (Gove  ft  Wilson) 
Wolff  A,  saloon 
WOOD  ft  RONALD    (Wm  D  Wood 

and  JT  Bonald),  attorneys-atlaw 


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Wmhivgton — Seattle. 


Wood  Wm  D  (Wood  &  Roaald),   atfcy- 

at-law  and  notary  public 
Woodruff  S  C  (Daviea  &  Woodruff) 
Wooleny  James  H,  city  marshal  and 

chief  of  police 
Wright  Mrs  M  J,  bakery  and  restaurant 
Wusthoff  F  W,  agricultural  implements 

and  hardware 
YESLEB  H  L>  capitalist  (Ycsler  Mill 

and  Manufacturing  ()o) 


YESLEB  MILL  ANB  HANUFAC- 

TUBINQ  CO  (H  L  Yesler  and  J  S 
Anderson),  manufacturers  and  dealers 
in  all  kinds  of  lumber,  sash,  doors, 
blinds,  etc  (sea  adv) 
Young  H  H  (Youug  &  McKeon) 
You  ;,'  &  MeKcon  (H  II  Young  and  D 
McKeon),  plumbers  and  gastitters 


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JULIUS  W.  SMITH,  CONVERSE  P.  FARRAR,   Proprietors. 


THE  MODEL  HOTEL  OF  THE  NORTH-WEST. 


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Corner  Main  and  Commercial  Sts.,  Seattle,  W.  T. 


ESPECIAL    ACCOMMODATIONS    FOR    FAMILIES. 


BATHINU    ACCOMlEODATIOSim    FREE   TO    GUESTS. 


S.  BAXTER  &  CO., 

WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

Ii|iQCS,  Cigars  aid  Ifolaeeo, 

Bayers  and  Exporters  of  Furs.  Hides,  Hop?.  Wool  and  Grain. 

AXD    GENERAL   C0MHI8S10W    MERCHAXTH. 

Seattle,      .        -       -        .        Washington  Territory. 


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Washlvgton — Seattle. 


IMHOF  &  FAUBLE, 


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SEATTLE,   W.  T. 


-rr-    Mannfaetarem  of  Barrcin,  Tabs,  and  all 
kiii'lM  of  CooprrBSt', 


PRACTICAL  BRIDGE   BUILDER, 


L.    F.    COMPTOjST, 

A  Piacdcnl  Bridge  Builder,  hns  returne>1  nml  ]icrinnnent1y  located  in  So.nttlo.  Ho 
M'ill  furnish  platin  and  8peciHcatioa!>,  or  supcriateud  (hu  building  of 

RAILROAD,  WAGONROAD  AND  FOOT  BRIDGES 

OP  THE  MOST  APPHOVED  STYLE. 
I  ftlso  ma'io  lir!!0  truM-roofa  ;  from  fifty  to  t»'o  hundred  fcft  spaa  a  specialty. 


GEO.  W.  HALL.,  rrwiJoiit  and  Mwia^'O.-. 


W.  R.  POnilEir,  So.Totary  anJ  Treasurer. 


Hall  &  Paulson  Furniture  Company, 

manufacturehs  and  dealejis  in 

X-    FURNITURE  AND  UPHOlSTERr  OF  All  KINDS. 

Chamber.  D.'n'.ngr  Room  and  Office  Furniture  a  Specralty. 
Salesroom:  Commercial  Street.      .      .      -      .      SEATTLE.  W.  T. 


W.  F.  HALL,  NJtary  Publis  arid  Cm. cjanco- 


TiI03.  CAMPBELL. 


HALL  &  CAMPBELL, 

Real  Sstate  &  Seneral  iiokers, 

SEATTLE,  ^W.  T. 

An7  Eu:in38s  ontmatid  to  onr  eaie  will  noAn  proxpt  attentoi. 

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Wuftldvgton — Seattle. 


D.  A.  JENNINGS, 

lm|citef  and  Wholesale  Hiocs? 


AND  DEALER  IN 


Ship  and  Steamboat  Stores, 

SEATTLE,  ^W.  T. 


Puget  Iron  Works. 

WILLIAMSON  &  KELLOGG,  Proprietors. 


ALL  KINDS  OF 


IRON  &  BRASS  CASTINaS 

Done  on  Short  Notice  and  in  a  Satisfactory  Mannei'. 


URGEST  STOCK  OF  PAHERNS  ON  THE  SOUND, 

Incladlns    Various    Sizes  of  Vertical  and    Horizontal   Engines. 
Milling;   Machinery,  etc.,  etc.    Manufacturers  of 
Locomotives  and  all  kinds  of  Loggin;  Cars. 


ECLIPSE    VARIETIES, 

Corner  Mill  and  Second  Streets, 

Opposite  Occitlental  Hotel SEATTLE,  W.  T. 

BKER  &  THOMPSON- PROPRIETORS. 

GEORGE  C.  THOMPSON STAGE  MANAGER. 


THE  HOME  OF  ENJ3YMEfiT  AND  PLEASURE. 

OPEN  EVERY  NIGHT,  ADMISSION  FREE. 


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Wadiington — Seattle 


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SEA^TTLE,   ysr.   T. 


WEEKLY $2.00  PER  YEAR. 


The  Largest  and  Best  Weekly  in  the  Territory.   Contains 
ftill  news,  Local,  Editorial,  and  Miscellaneous.   Espe- 
cially devoted  to  the  interests  and  development 
of  the  Northwest.   Send  3  cent  Stamp  for 
Sample  Copy. 

SEATTLE  DAILY  CHRONICLE. 

LARGEST  DAILY  IN  THE  TERRITORY. 

Takes  full  Telegraphic  News,  and  has  a  wide  circulation. 
Both  Daily  and  Weekly  excellent  advertising  mediums. 

THE  CHRONICLE,  SEATTLE,  W.  T. 

The  Seattle  Saw  Mill, 

Columbia  and  Puget  Sound  R.  R.  Co.,  ^  /oprietors. 

MANUFACTURES 

Bough  and  Dressed  Lumber^  Flooring ^ 

etc,  Sash  Doors,  Blinds,  anil  Mouldings, 

A  Machine  Shop  U  connected  with  the  Mill. 

All  KINDS  OF  REPAIRINC  AND  BUIIDING  OF  STEAM  ENGINES. 

Also*  Firat^lau  Machine  Work  Promptlj  oxeeuted. 


O.    &    IP. 


S.    "JR. 

FROM  


SEAHLEto  RENTON I  NEWCASTLE 

PoBS^nzor  and  freight  car*  of  the  Columbia  and  Puget  Snind  Railroad  will  leave  Seattle  every 
day  (Sundara  «X(>eptad)at  7:80  a.  m.  and  2  r.  m.  Arrive  at  Renton  at  8:S0  a.  m.  and  8  p.  m.  Arrite 
at  NewcaHtio  at  0:!iO  a  m.  and  4  r  u. 

Returninif  leave  Newcastle  at  10  a.  m.  and  fi  r.  m.  Arrive  at  Ronton  at  11:45  a.  m.  and  S:45  r.  u. 
Arrive  at  Seattle  at  1  a.  m.  and  7  r.  m.    Dep  >t  Kin;;  Street,  fu3t  of  Seoond.  Seattle,  W.  T. 

J.  M.  COLMAN,  Aas't  Superintendnnt. 


Waahimglon— Seattle. 


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HEMRT  L.  Y£SL£&.  JOHN  S.  ANDERSON 

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YESLER  MILL 


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Manufaetuping  Co. 


Manufacturers  and  Deolers  in  all  kinds  of 


ROUGH  AND  DRESSED 

DOORS,  SASH,  BLINDS, 


IdingSy  Frames,  Shutters, 


Etc.,    Etc.,    Etc. 


Seattle,  Washington  Territory. 


tsr  As  this  Mill  is  located  at  the  principal  Steamboat 
wharf,  parties  at  a  distance  will  find  it  to  their  advantage 
to  send  their  orders  directly  to  us. 


ORDERS  SOLICITED  AND  PROMPTLY  AHENDED  TO. 


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Waslungtan — 8eaUle~Skookumckuch. 


L.  P.  SMITH  &  SON, 

Fnmt  8tr««t»  Seattle*  W.  T. 

watchmakerTj;  jewelers. 

DEALEHS  IN 

Watches,  Clocks,  Jewelry, 
Silverware. 

Notarial  and  other  Scala  made  to  order. 


SEDALIA. 

Spokane  Counit.    A  poat-offico. 
BRALL  HABVET,  postmaster 


'  EHOIME. 

Whatcom  County.  A  poat-ofBce,  bw 
O.  K.  &  N.  Go's  Railway,  2S8  inilM 
north  of  Portland,  Ore;;oii. 

Bellingham  Biy  Coal  C  •,  gea  mdso 

Conover  W  H,  saloon 

POUTS  W  Hi  general  merchandise  and 

hotel 
HOFERCAMP  H,  p^tmaster 
luka  Mias  Annie,  hotel 

LAXEMANN  W 

O'Brien  t,  aaloon 
Siitsim  W  M,  general  morchandiie 
Steinway  W  L  ft  Co,  ^un  mdae 
Thoroton  A  VV,  druggiat 
Washington  Colony,  milling 


SELAH. 

Yakima  CotTNTV.    See  Wouos. 


SEMIAHMOO. 

Whatcom   County.    A  post-ofl5ce,   20 
miles  north  of  Whatcom. 

Clarke  .Sylve»tei\J>oat  buiMer 
"ELWOOD  JOHN,  general  merchandise 
Fre<'Se  Jolui  E,  juiitice  of  peace 
Jones  Zehulxn,  carpenter 
LiiulMey  JaRper,  notary  public 
Martin  ft  'riuti;,  8<iim<>ii  cannery 
McBeo  Isaiah,  blacksmith 
Murue  James  E,  f^en  mdso 
Richards  Richurd,  car|)euter 
Stewart  A  W,  bh.ckamith 
Tarte  J  F,  hotel 

Thurlowe  Alfred,  hotel  and  boat  builder 
Thurlowe  Ku'^oue,  boat  budder 
Willsou  Daniel,  surveyor 


SHARON. 

Chehalm  County.    A  post<offio6, 
miles  soutiiwest  of  Olympia. 

Byles  David,  notary  public 
FORD  8  S.  postmaster 
Unasull  (ileorae,  C!d)iuotm,'iker 
Ticknor  W  11,  blacksmith 


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SILVER  CREEK. 

LEwrs  County.     A  poxt-offlce,  17  miles 
east  of  Nnpaviuc.    Population  liO. 

Birker  .Toseph,  saw-mill 
TUCKER  JOHN,  postmaster 


SKAGIT. 

Whatcom  County.  A  po  t-office,  on 
8kagit  River,  ;5  miles  south  of  What- 
com.    I'opulation  40. 

Deloncharv  Thos,  saloon 
OAOE  D  £.  general  nerchandiso 
Horuii  D,  hotel 

Van  Dovantee  B  F,  o'srgyman  (Meth> 
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SKAMOKAWA. 

Wahkiakum  County.  A  post-ofHcp,  fi 
mi'ea  northwest  of  Cathlamet,  and 
77  miles  northwest  of  Portland,  Ore- 
gon. Reached  by  O.  R.  ft  N.  Cu.'s 
steamers. 

BROOKS  ft  LOWELL,  general 

chan«iise 
Columbia  River  Salmon  Co 
Shepherd  C  C,  general  merchandise 


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SKOOKUMCHUCK. 

Lewi.1  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Northern  Pacific  H.  K.  (Pacific  Di- 
vi:<ion),  28  inilea  southwest  of  New 
Tacoma,  and  il  milos  northwest  uf 
Chehalis. 

Agnow  .7,  general  merchandiao 
OalkiiiH  M  .f,  saloon 
CROSBY  C  po-strnaster 

CROSBY    ft   WOODHAM.    goicral 

merclKUidiso 
D-ivia  1)  M  ft   Co,  genor.l1   merchauJise 
|)istM>aux  Clias,  blackmnith 
tli^ht  A  W,  sawmill 
■liiinicson  Jamcd  H,  ^^enoral  merchaiulisc 
Mall    Zadack,   carpenter    and    wa^'uu- 

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Rowland  O,  physician  i 

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Youn^  Joseph,  hotel 


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SNIPES. 

Yakima  Cocmtv.    A  ixwt-oiBoe. 
FEBBBLL  MBS  J  H.  postmUtreaa. 


SNOHOMISH. 

Snohomish  County.  A  post-office,  and 
county  seat,  nti  a  river  of  the  aaine 
iinm>,  40  in  ilea  north  of  Seattle. 
I'upulatiuu  lUO. 

Brown  W  F,  snrveyor 

Eilily  A  H,  jasti:e  of  peace  SnohomUh 

lireviiiot 
MISSIMER  C  A)  oounty  snporiatend- 

eiit    acUools,   (lj).uty    uurveyor,   and 

clerk  district  court 
Morgan  H  D,  county  commissioner 
Ovenell  Tho<,  county  ommiasioner 
Plarkett  J  il,  county  auditor 
Smith  E  D,  cou  ity  comniiasioaer 
Whitdeld  Wm,  aheritf 


SOUTH  BEND. 

Pacific  County.  A  post-office,  57  mi'.ea 
north  of  Astoria. 

SOXTTH  BEHD  MILL  CO 


SPANGLE. 

Sfokane  County.     A  poat-offico. 

Butler  J  B,  brickmaker  and  mason 

Bntler  Mra  J  B,  milliner 

Gray  Samuel,  harnessmakcr 

Greene  k  Co,  aaw-mill 

GriucrJ  H,  carpenter 

HincklifT  Bros,  general  mcrchandisa 

HintoQ  H,  cari)euter 

Matchett  J,  general  merchandise 

Koae ,  bVa<'kainith 

Snearly  W  Z,  blackainith 

Suansle  &  Irbv,  butchers 

gp ANGLE  WMi  hotel  and  postmaster 

Wiinpcy  .lames,  livory  stable 

Winn  M  T,  saloon 


SPOKANE    BRIDGE. 

STEVEN9     Coi'NTY.         A    post-officc,     15 

inilea  east  of  Spokane  1?  alls. 

GOWLET  M  M.  general  merchandise 

and  postmokter 
\Vheel«r  A  H,  hotel  and  saloon 


SPOKANE  FALLS. 


Spokanr  County.  A  post  xivX  express 
otiice,  aitutttod  on  the  Northern  Ta- 
citio  K.  K.,  Itil    miloa  from  Wallula 


Junction.    Population  about  1000,  and 
rapidly  inoreosiii^, 

The  situation  of  the  town  ia  perhapa 
the  most  eligible  of  any  on  the  Northern 
I  aciHc,  and  we  predict  that  its  natural 
and  acquired  advuiitagca  will  assure  for 
Spokane  u  growth  unpiocedoiite.1  in  the 
noithweat.     It  is  already  attracting  the 
attention  of  manufacturora  to  the  im- 
mense power  of  its  falls— a  body  of  water 
of  unliiiiite«l  f.ircp,  and  capablo  of  run- 
ning ai)  incalculable  amount  of  machin- 
ery.   Then  the  location  of  the  town  is 
alnviat  in  the  center  <>f  what  will,  event- 
ually bj   a   ft  thickly-settled    county, 
rich  ill  agricultural  resources  and  heavy 
stock  and  timber  interests.    It  is  also— 
and   will   become  more  so— a  point  of 
great  interest    to   tourists,    posso^sing 
especial  charma  for  b>>th  lovers  of  the 
beautiful  in  scenery,  as  well  as  for  du- 
voteea  of  the  pisca'orialart  and  hunters. 
To  Attempt  to  tiesuribj  the  scene  of  the 
mij-hty  rust  of  waters  known  as  Spo- 
kane  Falls— its  turgid  currents  and  ed- 
dies, its  sun-glinted  spray  and  frowning 
rocks— and  by  description  give  an  idea 
of  its  soniiroua  roar  and  grandeur,  would 
be  almost  as  futile  as  to  do  justice  to  a 
tine  music.ll  composition  without  a  ren- 
dering.    It  must  bo  seen  by  a  lover  of 
the  majestic  in  nature.    To  sen  the  tumb- 
ling, seething  mass  aa  it  comes  roaring 
down  is  a  revelation  of  one  ot  earth's 
greatest  wonders.     We  spoke  of   the 
tishing  hereabouts,  also,  and  it  is  no  ex- 
aggeratetl  fish  story  to  say  that   the 
sporr.   here  is  the  host  in  the  land,  the 
pastime  (or  vocation)   having  the  mosfc 
encouraging  resulta  of  any  fishing  we 
have  ever    witnessed.    Trout  is    very 
plentiful. 

As  a  hotel  town  Spokane  Falls  ranks 
very  high.  Besides  the  two  older 
liouses,  tiie  California  (recently  enlarged 
and  newly  fur  .ished),  and  the  North 
I'acitic  {a  popular  family  house),  there 
has  just  been  cnmp'eted  and  opened  the 
Sjiraguo  Hotel,  a  inagnilicent  structure, 
near  the  depot.  Its  appoiiitnients  and 
furniture  arc  of  the  most  elegant  de- 
Hcripiiim  .ind  its  general  arrangements 
and  cuisiue  are  seeoi.d  to  none  in  the 
Territory.  The  town  possesses  a  bright 
and  prosperous  looking  weekly  news- 
paper, the  Spobiiif.  Falls  t'lironid'', 
two  hanks,  a  saw  and  plauiiig-mill 
tw(»  floiirin.;  mills,  and  several  mi- 
nor manufacturing  businesses.  Its 
buildiogt  ill  coursi.'  of  erection  are  at 
j-resent  writing,  ihe  most  important  in 
tlio  town's  hist,>ry.  Besides  the  new 
•Sprague  Hotel  and  the  important  addi- 
tion to  the  California  House,  there  are 


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Waahvngton — Spokane  Falls. 


being  erected  Cannon's  bank  building 
am<  atoro  on  Riveraide  Avenue,  at  an 
eatimnted  voat  of  $10,000,  and  in  dimen* 
aiona  measuring  51x00  feet;  Ziegler'a 
three-story  building  for  a  hardware  atore, 
'26x70  feet;  a  large  brick  building  on 
Itivrrside  Avenue;  a  flourMnill  on  the 
island  and  a  aiiacious  new  f  ceight  depot 
by  the  R.  R.  Company.  The  town  site 
was  first  settled  in  1873  by  a  Mr.  J.  N. 
Glover  (still  a  resident).  It  did  not  be- 
gin to  assume  the  aspect  of  a  town  until 
1879,  so  that  in  less  than  three  years' 
(trowth  it  has  become  a  full-fledged  city, 
with  an  exceedingly  bright  outlook. 

ALLEN  H  E  ft  CO  (H  E  Allen  and  C 
B     Hopkins),    publishers    "Spokane 
Falls  Chronicle*' 
Allison  O  S,  physician  and  surgeon 
Andrews  W  R  (Nash  &  Andrews) 

BANK  OF  SPOKANE  FALLS.  A  M 

Cannon  proprietor 
BARTON  H  Ci   restaurant  (see  adv) 
Behroud  F  C,  Spokane   Wool  and  Hide 

Depot 
Benham  I  T,  contractor  and  builder 
Bennett  B  H,  cashier  Bank  of  Spokane 

Falls 
Berg>ii  non  (Friedenrich  &  Berg) 

BLACK  HAWK  LIVEBT  STABLE, 

B  B  Bravinder  proprietor  (see  adv) 
Blalouk  J  B,  boots  and  shoes  and  boot- 
maker 
BORTON  A  E.  clerk  Califordia  House 
BRAVINDER  BENJ  B.    proprietor 

Black  Hitwk  Livery  Stable 
BROWNE  J  Jf  attorney-at-law 

BURNS  W  8,  liquors 

Burton  B  T,  physician  and  surgeon 

CALIFORNIA  HOUSE.  VV  C  Gray 
proprietor,  A  E  Borton  clerk 

CANNON  A  M,  proprietor  Bank  of 
Spokane  Falls,  county  treasurer, 
pfaning-mill,  general  merchandise  and 
city  councilman 

CARSON  CHAS  W.  Delmonico  Res- 
taurant and  lodgings 

CARTER  BROS  (VVillis  and  Lyman 
Carter),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

CLARK  ft  KNIFE  (A  K  Clark  and 
Edward  Knipe),  stoves  and  tinware 

Collins  U  L,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co  and  Gov- 
crnment  Freight 

CONVERSE  ft  WILUAMSON  (G 

W  Converse  and  A  J  Williamson), 

blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers 
Coxe  J  D,  insurance  agt 
Cox  St  Kaney  (J  David  Cox   and  W   L 

Raney),  agricultural  implements  and 

sewinu  machines 
Cramer  S  C,  groceries 


Cranford  Robert,  justice  of  the  pence, 
collector  and  commissioner  of  deeds 

Davis  Geo  A  (Echo  Mills  Co),  and  city 
councilman 

Dosxert  Victor,  saloon 

Deul}er  Peter,  harnessmAk;;r 

Drumholler  Daniel  (Wilson  ft  Drum- 
heller),  city  councilman 

Echo  Mills  Co  (S  G  Havermalo  and 
Geo  A  Davis),  flourini{-mill 

EUREKA  RESTAURANT.  D  Rey. 

noUli*  A  Co  proprietors 

Evans  W  R,  cabinet  maker  and  under- 
taker 

Fife  W  H,  general  merchandise 

First  National  Bank  of  Spokane  Falls 

FORREST  R  W-  'vholesale  and  ntiil 
griiceriesi,  confectionery,  cigars,  etc, 
mnyor  of  city 

Freidenrich  ft  Berg  (Felix  Freidenrioh 
and  Simon  Berg),  general  merchandise 

FRENCH  HENRY,  confectionery, 
ice  cre(im,  fruits,  oysters,  etc 

Glover  J  N,  capitalist 

OODDARD  ft  SAYRE  (J  O  Ooddard 
an<l  Warren  Sayre),  hamessmakers 
and  saddlers 

Goldsmith  August  (F  R  Moore  &  Co) 

Gray  John  S,  police  justice 

GRAY  W  C.  proprietor  California 
House  and  city  councilman 

Grimmer  J  M  (Shaner  ft  Grimmer) 

Huney  Ed,  blacksmith 

Hargrove  James  L,  saloon 

Hargrove  R  R,  liquors 

Havcrmale  S  G  (Echo  Mills  Co) 

HAY  WARD  H  C.  gents  furnish  iv; 
goods,  bats  and  caps,  sporting  goods, 
cigars  and  tobacco  and  notions 

Heath  S  H,  postmaster,  books  and  sta- 
tionery 

HEDGES  B  F.  agt  North  Pacific  R  R 

Hersner  .loseph,  furniture 

HOPKINS  C  B  (U  E  Allen  ft  Co),  res 
Colfax 

Hyde  E  B,  city  marshal 

Hyde  8  C,  attorney-at-law 

JONES  A  J  (Wright  ft  Jones) 

Jones  T  M,  ice  dealer 

KAISER  WILLIAM,  proprietor 
Spragiie  Hotel 

KEATS  ALBERT  E.  bakery  and  gro- 
ceries 

Kine  C  B,  livery  stable 

KNIPE  EDWARD  (Clark  ft  Knipe) 

Knox  Mrs,  boarding 

Knox  — ,  painter 

Lawson  Bros  (C  A  and  J  E  Lawsnn), 
gents  furnishing  goods  aid  notions 

LUTTRELL  MRS  8.  Indiana  House, 
boarding  (meaU  25  cents) 

MoOLAUFLIN  GEOROEi  blacksmith 
and  wagonmaker 

Moe  J  S,  tailor 


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Tuitnlar  Wlifclbarrowa,  Bolt  and  Mridce 
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Mooro  Denis,  in  charge  U  S  Military 
Telef(rttph 

Moore  F  R  &  Co  (F  R  Moore  and 
August  Ooldsmith),  general  mdse 

Morgan  J  M,  physician 

Morris  James,  clothing,  variety  store 
and  news  depot 

Munch  Robert,  civil  ensincer 

NASH  ft  ANDREWS  (L  B  Nash  and 
W  R  Andrews),  attorneys-at-luw 

Nash  L  B  (Na'«h  &  Andrews),  attorney- 
at-law 

Nevins  Rev  R  D,  rector  Rodney  Mor- 
ris School 

Newlin  W  W,  attorn  oy-at-law 

NORTH  PACIFIC  HOTEL.  Shaner 

ft  Grimmer  proprietors  (see  ndv) 
Nosier  J  M,  real  estate  agt 
O'Connor  M  C,  barber  shop 
Orr  A  P  (D  Reynolds  ft  Co) 
Palmtog  Gerhard  (Palmtag  ft  Wilson), 

city  councilman 

VAlMTAQ     a  WILSON     (Gerhard 

Palmtag  and  Samuel  Wilson),  brewery 
Parks  Mrs  Emma,  milliner 
PFERDNER  PAUL,  dealer  in  8e\ving 

machines,    pianos    and    organs    and 

ladies'  furnishing  and  fancy  goods 
Porter  A  U,  drugs,  paints,  oils,  etc 
Post  Frederi'k,  fluur-mill 
PYNN  T  W.  City  Bakery 
Raney  W  L  (Cox  fc  Kanoy) 
REYNOLDS  D  &  CO  (I>anicl  Reynolds 

and  A  P  Orr).  Eureka  Restaurant,  nr 

depot 
RIC&ARD  SAMUEL.  Bank  Exchange 

saloon 
Rien  Mrs  A  R,  Planters  Hotel 
RIMA  L  W.  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
ROACH  PETER,  gunsmith,  guns  and 

ammunition 
Robiuson  Mrs  M  E,  dressmaker 
Rodney  Morris  School,  C   A    Absalom 

Srincipal 
E  JAMES  E  (Warner  ft  Roe),  liv- 
ery,  hack,  dray  and  express 

SATRE    WARREN    (Goddard    ft 
Say  re) 


Shaner  B  P  (Shaner  ft  Grimmer) 
SHANER  ft  GRIMMER  (B  F  Shan-  j 
er  and  J  M  Grimmer),   proprietors 
North  PuciHo  Hotd  I 

Sheridan  Thomas,  assistant  operator  U  ' 
S  military  telegraph 

"SPOKANE  FALLS  CHRONICLE" 

(weekly),  H  E  Alloa   ft  Co  publishers 

SPRAGfUE  HOTEL.  William  Kaiser 
proprietor,  nr  depot  (see  adv) 

Squier  John  N,  wholesale  and  retail 
liquors 

STOUT  J  KENNEDY,  attomey-at- 
law 

Streib  Chas,  bai'uer  shop 

Thacher  0  B,  dentist 

TURNER  W  L.  drugs,  paints,  oils, 
etc 

Tuttle  J  H,  fruitn,  cigars  etc 

Waddell  Miss  Eva  (Wiscombe  ft  Wad- 
dell) 

Warner  Alex  (Warner  ft  Roe),  propr 
Western  Hotel 

WARNER  ft  ROE  (Alexander  War- 
ner and  James  E  Roe),  livery,  hack, 
dray  and  express 

Wentzell  Justus,  barber  shop 

Whitehouse  L  H,  physician  and  city 
councilman 

Whitman  S  G,  agent  W,  F  ft  Co  and  in- 
surance 

WILLIAMSON  A  J  (Converse  ft  Wil- 
liamson) 

Wilson  ft  Drumheller  (Wm  Wilson  and 
Daniel  Drumheller),  butchers 

Wilson  Mrs  Jennie,  hotel 

Wilson  Samuel  (Palmtag  ft  Wilson) 

Wiscombe  &  Waddell  (Mrs  Jennie  Wis- 
combe and  Miss  Eva  Waddell),  mil- 
linery and  fancy  goods 

Wolverton  Bros  (Wm  M  and  A  P  Wol- 
verton),  hardware 

WRIGHT  ft  JONES  (Chas  Wright 
and  A  J  Jones),  saloon.  Merchant  Ex- 
chanu'o 

ZIEGLER  L  ft  SON  (Louis  and  Wil- 
liam Ziegler),  stoves,  tin  and  hardware 


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B.  B.  BRAVINDER,    j^^^       PfiOPRIETOR. 
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CHRONICLE. 

SPOKANE  FALLS,  W.  T. 

The  Best  Advertising  Medium  I  News  Journal 


North    of   Snake    River. 


Subscription^  2}er  year, 


$3.00 


The  Representative  Paper  of  Spokane  County, 

—  AND  THE  — 

Official  Paper  of  the  City  of  Spokane  FalLs. 


W.  E.  ALLEN  &  CO.,  Publishers. 


DELMONICO    CHOP    HOUSE, 

Si>okaiie  Falls,  W.  T. 


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FOR  COMMERCIAL  TRAVELERS  ONLY, 


The  Restaurant  is  conducted  on  the  European  Plan. 

C.  W,  (  AKSON,  Proprietor,  formerly  of  the  Bon  Ton  Chop  House. 


OODDARD  &  SA^RE, 

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SADDLES, 

warn  Harlware,  Wliips,  Collars,  Spors,  Etc. 

REPAIRINO    PROHFTLT    DONE. 


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Waahvngton — Spokafie  FcHla. 


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Sprague  Hotel, 

SPOKANE  FALLS,  W.  T. 


T!iis  Miv'.'iiiliit'iit  New  lIll^t^ll.^  luis  boi-ii  luiiiinlicil  uiiil  ;ijiii.)iiitiM  witii  tiie  \ie\v  of  niakintr  it  the 
mi'.it  clevfaiit  ami  c  niifDrtalile  in  the  turritorj.     l'"ir>t-(lass  in  eciy  dotail. 

WM.  KAISER,  Proprietor. 


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H.  C.  BARTON, 


Proprietor, 


I'/.t'iUliinu   ill  S«i>oii.     KMclleiit  iiMikiiiLr.     Uca- 
fBPp;^    ^   .rilili' ))riix's.     Ojiuii  ill  liU  ln'iirs. 


SHANEII  <:  CRIMiViER,  Proprietors. 


SPOKANE  FALLS WASHINGTON  TERRITORY. 

This  I'opular  House  isj  noted  for  its  goo  I  accominoilati'Mis  :ui(l  excellent  fare. 


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PETER  ROACH, 

Maio  Street,  Spokane  Falls.  W.T. 


Ouiig, Rifles,  Pistols,  Door  Loclcs,  Keys,  etc., 
promptly  repaired. 

All  Ueneral  work  in  my  line  at  more  reasona- 
ble rates  than  any  other  house  in  thi»  City. 


SPRAGUE. 

Spokane   County.    A  post    and   ex- 

fress  office,  aituatcd  on  the  Northern 
acific  R.  R.   120  miles  northeast  of 

Wallula.     Population  about  600. 

Headquarters  for  Pend  d'Oreille  Div  - 
ision  of  the  N.  P.  Railway,  having  a 
fine  building  for  railroad  otticcs,  round- 
house and  large  foundry  and  machine 
«hops  located.there.  The  ofBce  building 
is  a  stately  affair  and  the  marked  ar- 
chitectural feature  of  the  town.  The 
building,  furniture  and  appointments 
cost  $H2,000.  Tl)u  shops  are  for  con- 
structing and  repairing,  and  employ,  on 
an  average,  about  ISO  men.  The  other 
manufacturing  businesses  area  brewery, 
furniture  factory  and  several  minor  es- 
tablishments. The  National  Hotel  op- 
posite the  railrond  depot  is  the  princi- 
pal hotel  and  is  p<^pular  both  with 
the  traveling  public  and  with  residents 
of  the  town.  The  celebrated  Big 
Bend  country,  adjacent  to  >Sprague,  is 
conceded  to  be  the  richest  in  the  Terri- 
tory, and  it  is  comparatively  unsettled. 
Government  land  in  this  rich  virgin 
country  is  open  for  pre-cnintion.  It 
will  not  be  long  )x;forc  this  locality  is 
settled  up,  forming  settlements  contrib- 
utory to  Sprague.  Messrs.  Smallwood 
k,  Armstrong,  land  agents,  offer  to  give 
information  regarding  government  land 
or  improved  farms  on  application.  The 
altitude  of  Sprague  is  1818  feet. 

Anderson  Anton,  merchant  tailor 

A&MSTROKO  J  T  (W  H  Small- 
wood  k  Go),  attomey-at-Uw 

B«bb  Mm  M  K,  millinery  and  dressmak- 
ing 

Baker  Mrs  Josephine,  hotel 

BARTOL  ft  OOlfLEE  (John  Bartol 
and  Louis  A  Conlee),  general  merchan- 
dise   

BABTOL  JOHV  (Bartol  k  Conke) 

Baudor  Christian,  beer  hall 

Baxtell  VVm  M,  notary  public 


Beaudett  L  A,  contractor  and  builder 
BROCKHOFF  FRED,  bootmaker 
Brooke  Geo  S  (Fairweather  &  Brooke) 
Brooks  M  L,  constable 
BROWir  &  DANE    (DeWitt    Brown 

and  Edwin  Dane),  National  Hotel 
Brown  DeWitt  (Brown  &  Dane) 
Barns  John  J  (Murphy  &  Burns),   post- 
master 
BURTON  B  T>  physician  and  surgeon 
Carr  W  H,  agricultural  impl'ts,  lumber 

and  shingles 
CHANDLER  W  M,  land  agent,  notary 
public,  conveyancer  and  commissioner 
of  deeds  for  Oregon  (see  adv) 
CodyJohn,  notary  nublic 
CONLEE  LOUIS  A  (Bartol  &  Conlee) 
Cox    Gassendi,   hardware,   stoves,   tin- 
ware, etc 
Curtis  J  if,  master  mechanic  N  P  R  R 

shops 
Dane  Edwin  (Brown  &  Dane) 
DENCER  F,  dentist 
Dillon  P  W,  liquors  and  billiards 
Dittenhoefer  Wm,  general  mdse 
Eckstrom  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Ettelson  ft  Perry   (Benjamin  Ettelson 
and  J  £  Perry),  wholesale  and  retail 
liquors 
Fair  weather  &  Brooke  (H  W  Fairweath- 
er  and  George  S  Brooke),  banking  and 
insurance 
FAIRWEATHER  H  W,  superinten- 
dent Pend  d'Oreille  Div  N  P  R  R 
Fairweather    W  A   (iSprague   ft    Fair- 
weather) 
Farmer  ft  Johnson,  livery 
Farmer  Wm  (Farmer  &  Johnsion) 
Garren  Mrs  E  A,  dressmaking 
Gehres  ft  Hertrich  (F  J  Gehres  and  V^ic- 

tor  Hertrich),  general  merchandise 
Gore  W  O,  train  dispatcher  N  P  R  R 
Griffin  John,  butcher  shop 
Hai^en  Louis,  furniture,  doors,  sash,  etc 
Hanson  John  A,  varieties  and  fruits 
Hayes  &  Rhcin,  painters 
Horbring  ft  Mclnerny  (of  The   Dalles,) 

John  Foavcr  m^r,  gon  mdse 
Hertrich  Victor  (Gehres  ft  Hertrich) 
Hicks  ft  Son  (Frank  and  U   P  Kicks), 

stoves  and  tinware 
Ja<'kson  O  P.  mgr  Villard  House 
Johnson  VVm,  liiiiiors  and  billianls 

JUDD  CHARLES  (King  ft  Judd) 

KING  E  J  (King  ft  Judd) 

FINO  ft  JUDD  (K  •)  King  and  Choa 

Judd),  druggists 
Kinnear  E  M,  general  merchandise 
Klock  LftCo  (Louis  Kiock  and  W  A 

Moody),  saloon 
Kropke  Wm  (i^ouz.%  ft  Kropke) 
LAMBBON  E  M.  blackmith  and  wag- 

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Lano  ft  MoQinnoo,  butcher  shop 


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LeM'is  Isaac,  saloon 
Magee  &  McCarthy,  blacksmiths 
Magee  W  (Magee  &  McCarthy) 
Mafony  M  J,  deputy*  sheriff 
McCarthy  &  McGee  (Michael  McCarthy 

and  Wilson  McGee),  blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakera 
McCarty  Thomas  (Parker  &  McCarty), 

and  justice  of  the  peace 

McEAGHEN  JOHN.  Gem  Saloon  and 
Billiard  Parlor 

McGee  Wilson  (McCarthy  &  McGeo) 

McGinnis  H  W,  meat  markcc 

Meador  &  Smith  (Jesse  Meador  and 
Thomas  Smith),  livery  stable 

Mouaghan  Thorn  >8,  gen  mds3 

Moody  W  A  (L  Klock  &  Co) 

Murphy  Bros  (Wm  and  Richard  Mur- 
phy), butcher  shop 

Murphy  &  Burns  (Geo  Murphy  and  Jno 
J  Burns),  books  and  stationery 

Murphy  &  Johnson  (Wm  Murphy  and 
Wm  Johnson),  restaurant 

Murphy  Richard  (Murphy  Bros) 

Murphy  Wm  (Murphy  &  Johnson  and 
Murphy  Bros) 

NATIONAL  HOTEL,  Brown  &  Dane 
proprietors  ' 

Newman  L  &  Co  (Lyon  Newman  of  The 
Dalles,  Oregon),  I  Newman  mgr,  gro- 
ceries, liquors  and  bakery 
Newton  L  D,  propr  Sprague  Hotel 
Olds  VV  H,  physician  and  sur^'con 
Parker  &   McCarty   (F  W  Parker  and 
Thomas  McCarty),  real   estate    agts 
and  agts  W,  F  &  Co 
Pendleton  E  G,  saloon 
Perry  J  E  (Ettelson  &  Perry) 
Phelps  k  Co,  saw-mills  nnd  gon  mdse 

FORAK  B  0,  Spragi\e  Brewery 
Power  Joliu,  mgr  Herbriii<{  &  Mcluerny 
Putnam  W  P,  mgr  W  L  TunuT 
Read  Sc  Shields  (L  C  Read  and  J  Shields), 

lumber 
Reed  W  D,  agt  N  P  R  R  and  W  U  Tel 

Co 
Rnein  Geo  (Hayes  &  Rhcin) 

Rickett  &  Singleton   (Alfred  0  Rickett 
and  W  H  Singleton),  Capitol   Saloon 
Ryan  J  W,  liquors  and  billiards 
Shields  J  (Read  A  Shields) 
Silvers  Ethvard,  livery  stable 
Singleton  W  H  (Rickett  &,  Singleton) 

SMALLWOOD  &  ARMSTRONG 

( W  H  Smallwood  and  J  T  Armstroug) 
land  and  law  office 

SMALLWOOD  W  H  (W  H  Smallwood 
&  Co),  attomey-at-law 

SMALLWOOD  W  H  ft  CO  (W  H 

Smallwood  and  J  T  Armstrong),  pub- 
lishen  'Sprague  Herald" 
Smith  Qeo  W,  bootmaker 


Smith  J  S,  physician  and  surgeon 
Smith  Thomas  (Meador  &  Smith) 
Souza  &  Kropke  (J  M  Souza  and  Wm 
Kropke),  barber  shop  and  baths 

SPRAQTJE  BREWERY,  R  O  Porak 
Sprague  &  Fairweather  (W  W  Sprague 

and  W  A  Fairweather),  gen  mdso 
"SPRAGUE  HERALD  "  (weekly),  w 

H  Smallwood  &  Co  publishers 
Sprague  Hotel,  L  D  Newton  propr 
Sweitzer  F,  saloon 

TURNER  W  L  (Spokane  Falls),  drug- 
gist, W  P  Putuaai  manager 

Villard  House,  0  P  Jaukson  mgr 

Watt  J,  saloon 

White  D  V,  sewing  machines  and  boot- 
maker 

White  Mrs  D  V,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

White  \V  H,  saloon 

Whitehouse  L  H,  druggist 

Yandell  W  B,  mgr  for  E  Martin  &  Co, 
liquor  saloon 


W.  M.  CHANDLER, 

SPRAGUE.  W.  T. 


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CuUoL'tor,  Notary  Public  'and  Commissioner  of 
IJooJs  for  Orcj;on. 

Kilinjfa  and  Final  Proof  taken  on  Government 
Lund. 

Inforinati  )n  gratis,  by  mail  on  application. 


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BROWN  &  DAME... PROPRIETORS. 

SPRAGUE, 

WASHINGTON  TERRITORY. 

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SPRING  BROOK. 

Kino  Counts  . 

Hopkins  M,  saw  and  pianiug-mill 
SAAK  PSTE&,   county  commissioner 
W«bater  J  M,  saw  and  planing-mills 


SQUAK. 

K1N6  CouNTV.     A  post-ofTice,  20  miles 
southeast  of  Seattle.     Populatioa  1 20. 
Smith  &  Anderson,  market 
Tihbetta  Bros,  d."»iry  and  farming 
TIBHJfiTTS  0  W,  general  merchandise, 

postmaster  and  notary  public 
W«ld  Bros,  hop  raisers 


STARK'S  POINT. 

Pacific  County.    A  post-office. 
Birehart  (>  W,  general  merchandise 
Calahan  J,  general  merchandise 
Mclntire  John  M,  logging 
Nelson  J  &  Co,  coal 
Nelson  O,  bootmaker 
Stark  Chas  M,  blacksmith 
BTAKK  MBS  P  J.  postmistress 
Walker  Samuel,  justice  of  the  peace 


STEILACOOM. 

PiERCB  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  4  miles  by  stage  west 
of  Fairview,  a  station  on  the  North- 
ern Pacific  R.  R.     Pf>p>ilati<)n  .'{00. 

Clendenninft  Miller,  gen  mdse 

Eisenbcis  F,  general  merchandise 

Gimmel  M,  saloon 

Uoodtime  \j,  general  merchandise 

Harmon  H,  hotel 

Light  K  A,  general  merchamlise 

Pinous  &  I'ochschor,  gen  mdae 

Rigney  Geo,  postmaster 

RW^luUS  E  a>  general  merchandise 

Rupp  H,  saloon 

Shafer  ft  Howard,  brewery 

Vaughn  W  D,  livery  stable 


STEPHENS. 

Spokane  County.     A  post-office. 

BOSTON  HENRT.  general  merchan- 
dise 


STEPTOE. 

Whitman  County.  A  post-office,  15 
miles  northwest  of  Colfax.  Popula- 
titfi  35. 

Comages  Geo,  attorney 

Davis  James  S,  general  merchandise 

Harpole  M  D,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

collector 
MILINE  iT)  postmaster 


STERLING. 

Whatcom  County.     A  post-office. 

BALL  JESSE  B,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Hess  Chas  F,  hotel 


SUMNER. 

PiKUCK  CouN  TY.     A  post-office,  2  miles 
from  Puyallup,  a  station  on  Puyallup 
Branch  of  Northern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Boatman  Geo,  notary  public 
McMillan  J,  ceueral  merchandise 
R7AN  GEORGE,  postmaster 
Smith  W  W,  foundry 


SUTTON. 

WnrrMAN  County.     A  post-office. 
SCOTT  N,  postmaster 

TACOMA. 

PiKRCE  County.  (See  also  New  Taco- 
ma).  A  post  aud  telegraph  office, 
situated  on  Puget  Sound,  2  miles 
from  New  Tacoma  the  county  seat. 


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One  of  the  largest  saw-mills  on  the 
coast  is  located  here  and  operated  by 
Messrs.  Hanson  &  Co.  The  popula- 
tion of  Tacoma  is  600. 

ATKINSON  OEO  E,   superintendent 

Tacoma  Mill 
EVERSHAM  E  C>  hotel  and  saloofi, 

and  shipping  agency 
Fanny  C  Paddock,   Memorial  Hospital, 

E  F  Miles  chaplain 
FABRELL  JOHN  C,  meat  market 
Fuller  J  N,  saloon  and  livery  stsdilo 
OALT  F  F.  cashier  Tacoma  Mill 
HANSON  &  CO  (Chas  Hanson),   pro- 
prietors   Tacoma    Mill    and    general 

merchandise 
Howes  S  C,  justice  of  the  peace 
Kaufman  Meyer,  general  merchandise 
Kelly  M  B,  bootmaker 
LOCSCE  B.OBT  H>  Locke's  Hotel  and 

Saloon 
Miles  E  F,  physician  and  chaplain  F  0 

P  Memorial  Hospital 
NEITZEL  ¥REB,  proprietor  Tacoma 

Brewery 
Roberts  W  R,  tinsmith 

STEELE  MRS  J  £.  hotel 

8tone  Mrs  S  A,  bakery 

TACOMA  MILL»  Hanson  &  Co  pro- 
prietors, lumber-mill 

TAYLOR  C  H,  saloon 

WALTERS  A>  varieties,  meat  market 
and  postmaster 

WHIPPLE  A  J.  druggist 

Wohlera  Frank,  barbsr 

Wolff  Louis,  general  merchandise 

Zeliusky  H,  saloon 


TAXSAS. 

Whitman  County.     A  post-oiBco. 

Silcott  J  E,  ferryman 
STUART  W  J,  hotel  and  store 


TELEGRAPH  CREEK. 

Post-oihce  Port  Townsend. 
Brierly  Samuel,  hotel 

CiUiLBREATH,  GRANT  &  COOK, 

general  merchandise 

liNiNO. 

TiiUBSTON  CocNTY.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph ofhce;  situated  on  the  Northern 
Pacific  U.  R.,  GO  miles  from  Kalama, 
and  at  the  point  where  the  Northern 
Pacific  is  intersected  by  the  Olympia 
and  Cbehalis  Valley  U.  R.  (Narrow 
Ouage).  Distance  from  Olympia  16 
miles. 


BLUMAUER  J>  genei    .  merchandise, 

postmaster  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
BROWNF  R,  supt  O  &  C  V  R  R 
Cutting  J  W,  agt  Northern  Pacific  R  R 
Davenport  S,  cabinetmaker 
Huston  Wm,  hotel 
Wolf  Casper,  transfer  agt 

THEON. 

Columbia  County.    A  post-office. 

Bennet    C  R,  blacksmith 

Benson  J  M,  carpenter 

By  master  J  C,  bridge  builder 

Ernest  F,  blacksmith 

Morgan  D,  brick  masoa 

SmiUi  &  ticott,  butchers 

TrtoT)s  A  S,  carpenter 

WELCH  O  X,    general    merchandise 

WEST  D  F,  postmaster 


TOLEDO. 

Lewis  County.    A  post-office. 

Boyce  A  J,  physician  and  druggist 

Burbee  E,  general  merchandise 

Burbect  E  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Devine  C,  tinsmith 

Dunigan  M,  saloon 

Koontz  J  Z,  hotel 

M-irshal  W,  general  merchanflise 

Marshall  &  Whittle,  gen  mdse 

N.-xItettc  H.  hoto',  millinery  and  notions 

O'C'onuer  W  W,  blacksmith 

Stopper  R,  bootmaker 

Wood  &  Caples,  general  merchandise 


TUALCO. 

Snohomish  County.    A  post-office. 

Brewster  A  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

shingle  merchant 
Hilton  John,  general  merchandise 
SMALLMAN    ROBERT,   postmaster 
Stackpole  Ch  is,  miller 


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TUKANNON. 

Columbia  County.      A  post-ollice, 
miles  northeast  of  Walla  Walla. 

GRIFFITH  C.  postmaster 


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TULALIP. 

Snohomish  County.  A  post-office  and 
Indian  Reservation,  15  miles  fr')m  the 
county  seat  (.Snohomish  City),  is  prin- 
cipally an  Indian  trading  post;  30 
milos  from  Seattle. 

MOORE  E  B  postmaster,  general  mer- 
chandise and  trader 


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TUMWATER. 

Thurstom  County.  A  post-office.  A 
pretty  town  of  250  inhabitants,  situ- 
ated on  the  Olympia  and  Chehalis 
Valley  R.  K.,  IJ  miles  from  Olympia. 
It  possesses  two  sash  factories,  a  saw- 
mill, two  flouring-mills,  a  tannery,  a 
water-pipe  factory  and  several  other 
business  houses. 

Biles  James  &  Son  (James  and  C  Biles), 
tannery 

Brown  J  L,  physician 

Burlingoma  Isaac,  water-pipe  mfr 

Gainby  James,  hotel 

COOPEE  8  N>  sash,  door  and  blind 
factory 

Dunlap  James,  general  merchandise 

EASTMAN  C  F.  general  merchandise, 
postmaster  and  blacksmith 

Eastman  E  H,  cabinetmaker  and  painter 

ESTERLT  B  0>  furniture  manufac- 
turer, turning  and  scroll  sawing 

Flinn  John,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Gelbach  Geo,  flour-mills 

Johns  B  W  (Mitchell,  Johns  &  Whit- 
ney, and  Mitchell  &  Johns) 

Jones  P  M  (Ward  &  Joues) 

Kendall  B  F,  door  and  sash  factory 

Kratz  Lawrence,  salonu 

MITCHELL  &  JOHNS  (W  H  Mit- 

cliell  and  B  W  Johns),  lumber-mill 


MITOTELL.  JOmiS  &  WHITNEY 

(W  H  Mitchell,  B  W  Johns  and  G  H 
Whitney),  sash,  door  and  blind  fac- 
tory 

PIONEER  FLOUKING-MILL,  Ward 

&  Jones  proprietors 
Prince  G  S,  justice  of  peace 
^^?!l^^TER  SASH,  DOOR  AND 

BLIND  FACTORY,  s   N  Coop" 

proprietor 

WARD  IRA  (Ward  &  Jones) 

WARD.  &  JONES  (Ira  Ward  and  P  M 
Jones;;  llouring-mill 

Whitney  G  H  (Mitchell,  Johns  &  Whit- 
ney) 

Word  &  Power,  flour-mill 

R.  G.  ESTERLY, 

Fnrflitnre  Mannf  r 

AND  DEALER. 

Plain.  Fancy  and  Ornamental 

Turning,  and  Soroi;  Sawing. 

TUMWATER,  W.  T. 

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PIONEER  FLOURING  NULLS. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

MILLING  BUSINESS  PROMPTLY  EXECUTED. 

Tumwftter,  Washington  Territory. 

TUMWATER 

Sash,  DooF  &  Blind  Factory, 

8.  N.  COOPIIIy  Proprietor. 
Tumwater,  Washington  Territory. 


TWIN  WELLS. 


Whitman  Cocnty.  Poit-office  Ains* 
worth.  A  itfttion  on  the  Northern 
PMific  R.  R.  (Pead  d'Oreille  Divis- 
ion), 60  miles  from  WftlluU  Junction. 


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UNION  CITY. 

Mabon  Countt.  Pott-office  Skoko- 
misti.  8  miles  northeMt  of  Oakland, 
aud  28  miles  northwest  of  Olympia. 
Population  35. 

Eules  Edwin,  Indian  agt 

Fairbaime  Robert,  logger 

Hegaas     Hans,    carpenter    and    boat 

builder 
Henning  George  ft  Co,  logging 
McReary  Bros  &  Co,  loggers  and  general 

merchandise 
McReavy  John,  hotel 

McKIATT  *  LATHAK.    loggers 

and  general  merchandise 


UNION  RIDGE. 


Clarkb    Coumtt.    a    post-office, 
miles  northwest  of  Vancouver. 


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Farcia  James,  general  oontractor 
Hathawfty    Bros,    butter   and    cheese 

makers 
Hathaway  M  R,  notary  public 
McAndrews  A,  civil  angineer 
Rounds  J  C,  saw-mill 
SHOBXRT  STXPHBH •  poatmaster 
8H0BIRT  *  THOKPKIHS,  general 

merchandise 


UNIONTOWN. 

Whitman  County.  A  post-office,  % 
miles  north  of  Lewiston,  I.  T.,  1^ 
miles  west  of  Idaho  boundary  line. 
Population  90. 

Adamson  Chris,  blacksmith 

Alexander  ft  Weil  (Joseph  Alexander 
and  Max  Weil),  general   merchandise 

Jacobs  N,  brewer 

McLeod  Wm,  saloon 

Montgomery  T  F,  hotel 

Olson  J  B,  hotel 

Swartz  J,  blacksmith 

Wagner  John,  saloon 

Vollmer  John  P  A  Co  (John  P  Vollmer 
and  Wallace  Scott),  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Webber  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Weiber  Bros,  blacksmiths 


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UNITY. 

Paoivic  Coumtt.     S«e  Ilwaco. 


UTSALADDY. 

IslamdOodntt.     a  post-oflSce,  12  miles 
east  of  Covoland.     Population  200. 

Jacobs  Geo  S,  book-keeper  Puget  Mill 
Co  and  Pope  k  Talbot  of    San   Fran- 
cisco 
Jorup  Peter  D,  hotel 
Kinneth  A  K,  justice  of  peace 
Puget  Mill  Co,  gen  mdse,  mill  and  lum- 
wr  Co 


VANCOUVER. 

Clabkb  CouMTT.  A  ]^t  and  telegraph 
o£Boe;  county  seat,  situated  on  Colum- 
bia River,  at  tha  head  of  ocean  navi- 
gation. R«achad  via  0.  K.  &  N.  Co's 
otMunert,  18  ailasnorth  of  Portland. 

Abbott  Mra  M  L,  boarding-house 
Banks  Ker  L  A,  alargyman  (Methodist) 
Bateman  Albert,  sxpressman 
BXMOV  J  J>  aditor  "Vancouver  In- 

depandent" 
Bloontield  k  Daniels  (N   H    Bloomfield 

and  W  Byron  Daniels),  attorneys  and 

coanselors-at-law 
Brewater  Wm  H,  groceriea 
Burke  Joseph,  butcher 
"GaLAXU  OOUITT  KBQISTIE. " 

(The),  Thurston  Daniels  publisher 
DwudoG  H,  tinware  and  hardware 
SAVnUA    THUMTOir,     publisher 

"The  Clarke  County  Register' 
Delay  W  H,  harneasmaker 
Dobbins  A,  dentist 
Downing  H  W,  contractor  and  builder 


Schofield  Mrs  M,  dry  goods 

Slocum  E  A,  hotel 

Smith  J  0,  livery  stable 

Smith  Randolph,  physician 

Sohns  k  Sohuele,  gen  mdse  and  lumber 

Stevens  Wm  C,  bakery 

Steward  G  H,  attorney-at-law 

Thornton  J  T,  expressman 

Tinker  k  MoGough  (A  H  Tinker  and 

Jas  McGou^h),  painters 
Vanata  k  Dwmell,  hotel 

"  VAKOOUVER  INDEPENDENT  " 

( The),  J  J  Beeson  editor 

Vancouver  Mill  and  Mfg  Co,  A  Evans 
pres 

Wall  David,  druggist 

Walsh  John  H,  carpenter  and  builder 

Wolf  James,  wood 

Wolf  Robert,  bootmaker 

WoUenweber  Wm,  blacksmith  and  ma- 
chinist 

Wictler  J  J,  harness  and  saddles 

Wise  Mrs  A,  fancy  goods 


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GARriBLD  (JousTT.     A  post-office. 

Hudson  M  R,  blacksmith 
SILXT  D  Wi  general  sierchandise  and 
postmaster 


Durgiu  Ct  W,  groceries 
Evans  A,  pres  Srancouv 


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pres  Vancouver  Mill  and  Mfg 


Florer  k  Laws,  bootmakers 

Foster  k  Moore,  ferrymen 

Goes  ft  Downing,  contractors  and  build- 
ers 

Gridley  k  Whitney,   furniture  and  un- 
dertakers' goods 

Uarrell  Ro«lney,  organs 

Hazard  W  C  A  Co,  gen  mdse 

Healcy  P  Q,  druggist,   books  and  sta- 
tionery 

Holy  Angel's  College,  Rev  P  Poaps  prin 

J»ggy  John,  dry  goods  and  millinery 

Marsh  Samuel,  blacksmith 

Mattson  C  W,  livery  stable 

McCormick  James,  bootmaker 

McKinney  E  T,  physician 

Nerton  Frank,  livery  stable 
j  O'Keane  P,  saloon 

Royal  J  L  ft  Co,  real  estate 


WAITSBURG. 

Walla  Walla  County.  A  post  and 
express  office.  Is  a  pretty  town  of 
about  300  inhabitants,  situated  in  the 
fertile  Touchet  Valley,  19  miles  from 
Walla  Walla.  The  number  and  pros- 
perity of  its  business  houses  are  indic- 
ative of  its  favorable  location. 

Aubin  N,  bootma.^cr 

Babcock  W  H,  hitel 

Brink  Mrs  B  H,  dressmaker 

Broiiillet  A,  blr.cksmith 

Brouillet  Mrs  A,  millinery 

Brown  Alex,  furniture 

Ruck  C  F  ft  Co,  hardware  and  stoves 

Burgard  John,  drayman 

Caklwell  J  B,  barber 

Cole  Geo  W,  attorney-at-law 

Col  well  .Tohn,  barber  and  baths 

Crawford  J  V,  painter 

Erwin  Charles,  agt  Wells,  Farco  &  Co 
and  W  U  Tel  Co 

Hagerty  Daniel,  saloon 

Hanaford  C  R,  hotel 

Hanson  L  B,  att  rney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Harkness  ft  Kellicutt,  planiug-mill 

Hart  Frank,  saloon 

Hart  Frank  G,  livery 

Hazelton  k  McCall,  'blacksmiths 

Hollowell  Miss  Emma,  millinery 


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Hudgin  J  H,  ph^aioian 

Kaup  W  H,  billiards  and  notioni 

Kinder  Wm,  livery  stable 

Kinnear  &,  WcUer,  general  merchandise 

Martin  G  W,  physician 

McCorkle  A,  architect 

Menear  W  8,  physician 

Miller  D  F,  brewery  • 

Miiieer  W  S,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

notary  public 
Moorehouse  J  V,  wagonmaker 
Morgan  J  W,  dru^'giat  and  varieties 
Nelson  Robert,  furniture 
Powell  E  L,  general  merchandise 
Preston  Bros,  flouring-mills 
Sampson  John,  butcher 
Shackleford  &  Kinder,  livery  stable 
Shuham  H  G,  harness  and  saddles 
Smith  W  N,  boots  and  shoes,  stationery 

and  groceries  and  postmaster 
Stuart  H  M,  phynician 
Stuart  H  M  &  Son,  druggists 
Vincent  C  S,  hardware 

"WAITSBUaGWEEKLTTIMES." 

C  W  Wheeler  editor  and  proprietor 
WHEELER  C  Wf  editor  and  propri- 
etor "Waitsburg  Weekly  Times" 
Winkler  P  F,  wotchinaker  and  jeweler 

WAITSBURG  TIMES. 

C.  W.  WHEELER. 

:Sd.itox  GizicL  ^Proprietor, 

The  TiMKs  In  in  its  llfth  ycnr  of  publicatinn, 
and  uniler  the  niuiia^cmcnt  of  I'ltoK.  C.  W. 
WiiRRi.ER,  Su)>crintciii)cnt  of  Fiililic  Instruction 
for  Woithinjfton  Territory,  is  duily  inercaiiin'.;  it8 
circulation.  It  is  devoted  to  niuttcrx  of  l'>cal 
iiitornst  and  Renoral  nown,  and  Ijoh  a  lurgc  l'>i'ul 
circulation,  busideM  bcin^  cxtciiHi\oly  circulated 
throuj^houttlie  Territory,  and  in  fact  the  entire 
Pacific  CooHt.  Its  lar^e'  and  increasing'  circula- 
tion mulie:)  it  one  uf  tlie  \ery  be^it  iiivdiuni.s  for 
al!  ad\ertisenient8.  Ad\ertisinK  rates  made 
known  on  <ki>|ili<'uti<>n. 

WALDRON. 

S.<N  Jcan  County.    A  post-office. 
BIHGMANS  OEO,  postmaster 


WALKER'S  PRAIRIE. 

Stevens  County.     A  post-office. 
HAINES  OUT,  postmaster 


WALLA  WALLA. 


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Walla  Walla  County.  A  post, 
press  and  telegraph  office,  situated  31 
miles  from  Wallulo,  on  the  Columbia 
River,  and  268    miles  east    of  Port- 


land. Population  over  4,500,  being 
the  largest  town  in  the  eastern  part 
of  the  Territory  and  the  metropolis 
of  all  the  wide  expanse  of  country 
east  of  the  Cascade  Mountains. 
It  is  growing  rapidly  and  is  becoming 
a  financial  center  since  the  moans  of 
outlet  for  the  rich  products  of  the  dis- 
trict are  being  niulti plied  and  conse- 
quently cheapened.  Formerly  it  oust 
so  lurge  a  proportion  of  what  the  stuffs 
were  worth  to  lay  them  alongside  ships 
at  the  seaboard  that  very  little  margin 
remained  fur  the  farmer,  and  it  is  only 
a  few  years  ago  that  an  undoubted 
Unaucial  stringency  existed  in  the  midst 
of  the  most  fertile  countiy  in  the  United 
States.  We  can  perceive  a  change  for  the 
better  taking  place,  as  the  moans  of 
transportation  are  being  increased,  and 
we  hope  the  time  is  not  for  distant  when 
Walla  Walla  will  enjoy  the  same  ad- 
vantages as  do  the  creat  wheat-produc- 
ing States  of  the  West.  The  outlook 
for  it  IS  very  promising,  as  the  lines  of 
transportation  will  be  enhancing  thi-ir 
own  inten  abs  while  favoring  this  pro- 
litic  region.  Tlie  '  ity  is  handsomely 
built  especially  as  regards  its  residences, 
schools  and  churches,  while  manv  sub- 
stantial brick  and  iron  business  blocks 
are  taking  the  place  of  the  old  struc- 
tures, giving  the  city  a  very  fair  ap- 
pearance indeed.  Among  the  iinprov- 
inents  there  should  be  included  a  good 
theater  building  and  a  lurjto  hotel. 
These  would  odd  greatly  to  the  city's 
attractions,  and  the  need  of  them  will 
bo  very  great  ere  long.  A  theater 
owned  by  the  citizens  and  conducted  in 
such  a  manner  aa  to  include  Walla  Wal- 
la in  the  Oregon  circuit  would  enhance 
the  importnnce  of  that  circuit  and  add 
greatly  to  the  piciisure  and  profit  of  all 
classes  of  tlie  coininunity.  The  lending 
hotels  at  present  are  the  Stinc  and  St. 
Louis, — very  good  houses  and  wull 
conducted,  but  shortly  they  will  be 
found  totally  inadequate  for  the  accom- 
modation of  tlie  increasing;  busiia'^ss. 
There  are  several  important  manufac- 
turing businesses  in  the  town,  includ- 
ing several  planing-mills,  sash  and  furni- 
ture factory,  four  flouring-mills  of  largo 
capacity,  several  breweries  (chief  among 
which  is  Stahl's,  which  supplies  b^-er 
thtoughout  tlie  neighboring  Territories) 
and  several  minor  enterprises  in  thu 
aggregate  employing  n  large  number  of 
men.  Of  the  tfouring-mUls  the  Eureka 
and  Standard,  both  located  at  the  west 
aide  of  town,  manufacture  celebrated 
brands  of  flour.  The  newspapers  are 
numerous  and  excellent  by  reason  of 


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the  live  competition.  The  Union,  daily 
and  weekly,  is  publiahed  by  MewrB. 
Johnson  ft  Herriff,  and  is  widely  read 
and  quoted  both  in  the  vicinity  and 
abroad.  The  Daily  and  Weekhj  Siaten- 
man,  edited  by  Mrs.  F.  J.  Pai-ker,  enjoys 
a  large  circulation,  e&pccio  ly  its  weeklv 
being  a  great  favorite  from  Walla  Wal- 
la to  Lewiston.  The  Eventu,  by  Mr. 
M.  C.  Uarris,  is,  as  its  name  implies,  a 
daily  chronicle  of  local  affairs,  while 
the  Watchman,  an  able  "weekly  by  Mr. 
C.  BessKrer  and  the  WaxhiiKjloninn,  a 
piquan*.  Sunday  morning  sociiil  sheet 
by  Mr.  W.  L.  Black,  complete  thu  list. 


Abel  Charles,  real  estate 
Adams  P  F,  gen  mdae 
Adams  Lewis  H  (Lee  &  Adams) 
Addison  J  R  (J  Dovell  &  Co) 
Aeils  E  M  (E  M  Aeils  &  Co) 
Aeils  E  M  ft  Co  (E  M  Aeils   and 

Muntinga),  groceries 
Alban  W  G,  Dhysiciau 
Alheit  John,  bakery  and  groceries 
Allen  F  P,  architect 
ALLEN  JOHN  B  (Allen  &  Thompson), 

attorney 

ALLEN  &  THOMPSON  (John  B  Al- 
len  and  (ieorao  'I'  Thompson),  attor- 
neys-at-liiw.  Baker  &  Bayer's  Build- 
ing 

ANDERS!  T  J,  attorney  at-law,  3  E 
Main 

Anderson  A  J,  principal  Whitman  Col- 
logo 

1  ANKENT  LEVI,  president  The  First 
National  Bank 

Applegato  T  H  (Whelan  &  Applegate) 

Arberry  W  T,  liquors 

Armstrong  I  M,  huruossmaker  and  sad- 
dler 

Ayres  A  Reeves,  cleik  1st  judicial  dist 

BAKER  ft  BOYER  (I>  S  Buker  and  J 

F  Boyer),  bankers,  1  Main 
BAKEK  D  8  (Baker  &  Boyer) 
Baker  E  F,  general    mgr    Mill   Creek 

Flume  and  Mfg  Co 
Baldwin  Ansel,  blacksmith 
Bales  O  E,  hotel  and  harnessmaker 
Bardsley  W  C  (J  Dovell  &  Co) 
Barrett  Jas  S,  mf  r  of  and  dealer  in  boots 

and  shoes 
Baner  Joseph,  furnishing  goods,  etc 
BATJllEISTiER  M  ft  £  (Maximillian 

and  Edward  Baumeister),  barbers  and 

baths,  27  Main 
Bell  Frank,  Commercial  Hotel 
Bender  W  H,  saloon 
BBfiERER   CHARLES,  editor   and 

proprietur    "Walla    Walla    Watch- 


'The  Washing. 


cor  Alder  and  3d 
Betx  Jacob,  Star  Brewery 


BLACK  WL.  editor 

tonian,"  6  Main 
Blalock  N  (I,  physician 
Blewett  Mrs  L  J,  dressmaking 
Bogo  Richard,  barber 
Bouchar  James  S  (Wintler  &   Boucher) 
Boulon  Paul,  Exchansje  Saloon 
Bowden  Edward,  ugt'W  U  Tel  Co 
Bowles  A  S  (Staver,  Walker  &  Bowles) 
Bowman  F  M,  plumber  and  gasHtter 
Bowman  Jerty,  barber  shop  and  baths 
Bowman  S  L,  capitalist 
Boyd  J  M,  physician 
Boyer  C  S  (Chapman  &  Boyer) 
BOYER  J  F  (Baker  &  Boyer),  county 

treasurer 

BRADLEY  ft  DOHENY  (H  S  Brad- 
ley and  Joseph  J  D.ilieny),   leather, 
hides  and  findings,  belting  and  hose. 
109  E  Main  (see  adv) 
BRADLEY  H  S  (Bradley  &  Doheny) 
BRECHTEL  0.  Walla  Walla   Steam 

Bakery,  21  Main  (see  adv) 
BRODECK,  photographer,  27  E  Main 
BUCHANAN  EUGFENE-  manager 
Kuapp,   Burrell    ft    Co's   implement 
warehouse,  cor  2d  and  Alder 
Buckler  Robert  (H  Schwarz  ft  Co) 
Budd  .lames  E,  attorney-at-law 
BURGESS  T  T,  Saloon  "  Burgess,"  208 

Main 
Bii?h  Charles  S  (O'Donnell  &  Bush) 
Calder  A  W,  dentist 
GARNES  &  LOWE  (W  H  Cames  and 
W  H  Lowe),  harnessmakers,  saddlers 
and  carriage  trimmers,  45  E  Main 
Carnes  W  H  (Carnes  &  Lowe) 
Caton  ft  Crowley  (N  T  Caton  and  D  J 

Crowley),  attorneys-at-law 
Caton  N  T  (Caton  &  Crowley) 
CAVANAGH  J  H  (MacKenzie  ft  Cav- 

anagh 
Chadsey  James,  saloon 
Chapman  ft  Boyer  (H  D  Chapman  and 

C  8  Boyer),  insurance  agts 
Chapman  H  D  (Chapman  ft  Boyer) 
Chase  H  N,   sec  and  treas  W  W  ft  C  R 
R  Co,  0  R  ft   N  Co  and  Baker   & 
Boyer 

CHILBERG  ISAAC,  restaurant,  206 
Main 

Churc'i  Mrs  C  P  (Dement  Bros  ft  Co) 

COLEMAN  D  J,  marble  works,  10  1st 
(see  adv) 

Coleman  J  D,  marble  works 

CoUey  F  C,  restaurant 

COLT  MARK  F,  general  merchan- 
dise, 5  E  Main 

Cooper  Charles  (Cooper  ft  Schmuck) 

Cooper  ft  Schmuck  (Charles  Cooper  and 
Louis  Schmuck),  planing-mill 

Corooran  Richard  B,  veterinary  surgeon, 
Small  Bros'  Stable 

Corson  C  W  (Corson  ft  Stockwell) 


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J  H   8to«kw«U),    painten. 
and  oila  and  jampuhmatn 

OOSTOV   8     8*     proprietor 
HooM,  cor  Rom  »nd  N  4th 

Cox  J  8,  Mcond-hand  store 

Creger  Bros  (Samuel  and  Wm  Oregtr), 
clothinff,  etc 

Cropp  J  F,  physician 

Cross  A  Jay,  watch <»  and  jewelry 

Crowley  D  F  (Caton  &  Crowley),  at- 
torney 

Cruttenden  A  F  ( Cruttenden  k  Win- 
ston) 

Cruttcnden  Mrs  S  A,  millinery 

Cruttenden  ft  Winston  (A  F  Crutten- 
den and  J  R  Winston),  ijroceries 

Cumminirs  Amos,  county  cummiasioner 

"DAILY  EVBHTS,"  M  C  Harris  pub- 
lisher, 6  Main 

"DAILY  AKD  WEEKLY  8TATEB- 

MAH>"  Frank   J  Torker  editor  and 

proprietor,  9  8d 
Daniels  J  H.  soda  water    manufacturer 
DAVENPORT  8  Bi  general  insurance 

agent,  7  N  .3d 
Davis  A  L  &  Son  (A  L  and  John  Davis), 

agts  White  machines 
Davis  Chas,  varieties 
Day  J  H,  physician  and  druggist 
Day's  Block 

D±<MONICO  RESTAURANT.  I»aac 

Chil))erg  proprietor,  20<>  Main 
Dement  Bros  &  Co  (F  S  and  F  d  De- 
ment, Mrs  P  N  Church  and  Mrs  J  D 
Miller),  props  Eureka  Flouring-Mills, 
NW  of  town 

DODD  CHARLES  H  ft  CO  (of  Port 

land,  Oregon),  agricultural  imple- 
ments, W  H  Dodd  agent,  cor  1st  and 
Alder 

DODD  WH>  agent  Charles  H  Dodd  t 
Co's  asriculturrtl  implements,  cor  1st 
and  Alder 

Doheny  >l  J  (Doheny  ft  Marum) 

DCH]QrT  JOSEPH  J  (Bradley  ft  Do- 
heny) 

Doheny  ft  Marum  (J  J  Doheny  and  T  C 
Marum),  general  merchandise 

Dolan  M  B,  Imotsaiid  shoes 

DONOVAN  JOHN,  ^^an  Jose  House, 
324  Main 

Dooley  John  (Dooleyft  Kirkman) 

Dooley  ft  Kirkman  (John  Dooley  and 
Wm  Kirkman),  butchers 

Dorr  James,  dentist 

DOVELL  J  ft  CO  (Tohn  Dovell,  W  C 
Bardsley  and  J  U  Addison),  planing- 
mill,  door,  sash  and  furniture  factory, 
117  and  12!)  K  Main 

Dovell  John  (J  Dovell  ft  Co) 

DUSENBERY  BROS  (Henry  and  Ja- 
cob Dusen!)ery  and  Fred  Stencel), 
general  merchandise,  7  Main 


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EiohUr  C  H  (Eiohler  4  Grim) 
EiohUr  4  Onm  (ChariM  H  Ei 

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Erwm  JesM  M,  expreasman 

EUmiB:AlLOU£fNa  MILLS. 

mant  Bros  4  Co,  NW  of  town 
EVBE8S  B   W.    furniture,    eto, 
and  123  Main  (see  adv) 

EXCHANGE  HOTEL,  s  A  Slooomb 

proprietor,  507    and  509  Main   (see 

adv) 
Falconer  8  H,  lumberyard 
Faucotte  John,  waeonmaker 
Faulkner  Stephen,  lumber 
Feldman  Moritz  (Stott  ft  Feldman) 
FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK  (THE). 

Levi  Ankeny  president,  H  E  Johnson 
cashier,  Paine  s  Building 
FitzGerald  E  P,  hardware 
Fossati  Dominico  (Vaudoit  ft  Fossati) 
Foster  T  H  (Kees,  Winans  ft  Co) 
Gardner  F  A  (W  H  Kent  ft  Co) 
Garvin  James,  cigars,  tobacco,  notions, 

etc 
Gaston  John,  lodgings 
George  J  C  C,  Ohio  Lodging-House 
Glastord  Wm,  planing-mill 
Gleim  George,  brewery 
Goldman   Bros  (Albert  and  Mark  (Gold- 
man), clothing,  hats,  etc 
Grim  L  K  (Eichler  ft  Grim) 
(iross  J  M  (Gross  ft  >VairKoner) 

GROSS  ft  WAGGONER  (J  M  (im,^ 

and  J  W  Waggoner),  agricultural  im- 
plements, .SO  and  32  Main,  cor  S^l 

Guichard  Itolph.  probate  judge 

GTJNDERSEN  OTTO,  furniture  fin- 
isher; all  kinds  of  furniture  paiutttl 
and  repaired,  and  paperhanging,  '23 
Alder 

GUTHRIDGE  B  G.  butcher,  128  Main 

Hamilton  T  J,  capitalist 

Hanson  L  B,  a»  omey-at-law 

Harris  H  A,  blHcksmith 

HARRIS  M  C.  publiaher  "Daily 
Events,"  l>ook  and  job  printer,  (>  Main 

Harter  Bros  (Gustave  and  Anton),  m- 
loon 

Hawley  E  B  (E  B  Hawley  ft  Co) 

HAWLEY  E  B  ft  CO  (E  B  Hawky 
and  James  Magann),  carriage  painters, 
113  E  Main  (sue  adv) 

HERMAN  J  S.  Lion  Brewery,  cor 
Alder  and  3d 

HERRIFF  E  L  (Johnson  ft  Herri  if), 
business  manager  Walla  Walla  Union 

Hess  J,  bootmaker 

Hessey  Mrs  B  C,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 


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HobiM  H  E.  dragoiH 

HowMd  Hcwrj,  Muoon 

How*- — ,  bookbindw 

HOWl  JAIPIE.  bookbinder,  Ken- 
nedy'i  Building 

HOWILL  8  P,  Pony  Saloon.  15  Alder 

Hongato  O  A  (WelU  k  Uunsate) 

Hyda  lira  F  C,  Chicago  (kessmaker, 
Day'a  Block 

Hyda  W  A,  homeopathic  physician,  4 
Day'a  Block 

Irwin  S  O,  county  commissioner 

laaaoa  H  P,  propr  North  Pacific  Mills 

laaaca  J  C.  sec  Walla  Walla  Water  Co 

laham  A  E,  attomey-at-law 

Jacobs  Jamea  A  (Jacobs  &  Stine) 

Jacoba  R  ft  8,  collectors 

Jacobs  Samuel,  county  assessor 

JA00B8  ft  STINE  (James  A  Jacobs 
and  Wm  H  fStino),  book  and  news  de- 
pot, 7  E  Main 

JOHNSON  H  E>  cashier  The  First 
National  Bank 

JOHNSON  ft  HJSRRIFF  (l'  B  John- 
son and  E  L  Hurrifi),  publishers 
••Walla  Walla  Union,"  bookbinders 
and  printers,  25  ^  E  Main 

JOHNSON  P  B  (Johnson  k  Herriff), 
editor  Walla  Walla  Union" 

Jones  £  W  (Marshall,  Jones  k  Roberts) 

Jones  M  F,  second-hand  goods,  26^  E 
Main  ^^^ 

JONES  WTTiLTAM.  agricultural  im- 
plementJ,  cor  'Jd  and  Alder 

KASEBERG  C  HENRT.  wagon- 
maker,  cor  2d  and  Alder 

Kasper  Jacob  (Rudee  &.  Kasper) 

KEHOESAXUEL.  Washington  Brew- 
ery Saloon,  cor  Alder  and  4th 

Kelling  Diedrich,  saloon 

Kellogg  E  8,  homeopathic  physician 

Kennedy  James  K,  attomey-at-law 

Kent  W  H  (W  H  Kent  &  Oo) 

KENT  W  H  ft  00  (W   H   Kent  and 
F   A  Gardner),  dealers  in  new  and 
second-hand  furniture,  be<ldin^,  and 
house  {umishinG!  gooda,  219  Main 
Kimball  &  Son  (VV  F  and  Frank  Kim- 
ball), music,  stationery,  and  jewelry 
Kirkman  Wm  (Doolev  &  Kirkman) 
KNAPP.  BURRELL  ft  CO  (of  Port- 
land, Oregon),  Eugene  Buchanan  man- 
ager, agricultural  implements,  cor  2d 
and  Alder 
Knudsen  Jacob  (Olsen  &  Knudsen) 

KOHLHAUFF  HENRT,  proprietor 

St  Louia  Hotel 
Kowitz  August  (Kowit?.  &  Strobol) 
Kowitz  &  Strobel  (August  Kowitz  and 

Joseph  Strobel),  saloon 
KRAfT     CHARLES     F.     plumber, 

machinist,  and  chop-mill,  22-26  Alder 

(see  adv) 


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LAOT  0  P  (Laoy  A  Whrtnan).  jaatioe 
of  paaoa,  notarv  public,  and  com- 
misaioner  of  daada  for  Oreoon 

LAGT  ft  WHITHAN  (O  f  Laoy  and 
E  B  Whitnan),  r«al  estate,  insurance 
and  oollaotioa  agent,  auction  and 
commission  merchants,  4  E  Main 

LAN  AN  J  Di  justice  of  peace,  notary 
public,  and  real  estate  agent,  7  N  3d 

La  Marche  H,  principal  St  Patrick's 
School 

LAMBERT  ft  ED80N  (V  D  Lambert 
and  h  P  Edson),  real  estate  agents. 
4  N  4th  * 

LAMBERT  V  D  (Lambert  &  Edaon), 
justice  of  peace,  and  cooperage,  4 
N  4th 

LANGFORD  W  G.  city  attorney  and 
attomey-at-' ••".•,  «  Main 

Laaat'"  o  H,  attorney-at-law 

I  ■  wlot  A  H,  watchmaker 

Le  i.'  "ucher  E,  liquors 

Lee  &  Adams  (Chaa  E  Loe  and  Lewis  H 
Adams),  livery  stable 

Lee  Charles  E  (Lee  &  Adams) 

Leslie  Bros  (Wm  and  John  Leslie),  va- 
rieties 

Lesser  Samuel,  clothing,  etc 

Levin  L,  barber 

LEWIS  JOHN  B.  bookseller,  stationer, 
and  news  depot,  IS  Main 

LION  BREWERY.  J  S  Herman  pro- 
prietor, cor  3il  and  Alder 

LOEHR    FRANCIS    F>   county   sur- 
veyor 
LOGAN  0  B  (Logan  &  Picper) 

LOGAN  ft  PIEPER  (0  B  Logan  and 
John  Pieper),  gror-er.es,  12  WL 

Long  D  C  &  Co,  drayers  and  forwarders 

LORENZEN  A  L,  agent  L  K  a  Smith 
wholesale  cigars,  cor  Main  and  N  4th 

Lowe  W  H  (Cames  A  Lowe) 

Lowry  John,  feed  stable 

Ludwigs  Geo,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Lutcher  Jacob,  saloon 

Lux  John,  blacksmith 

Mabry  T  S,  cabinetmaker  and  under- 
taker 

Mack  C  H,  dentist 

MACKAT  ALEX  (Plants  k  Mackay) 

MACKENZIE  R  B  (MacKcnzie  & 
Cavanagh) 

MACKENZIE  ft  CAVANAGH  (R  B 

Mac  Kenzie  and  J  U  I'avanagh),  farm 
implements,  (t  Main 
Magann  James  (E  B  Hav.ley  &  Co) 
Marion  A  N,  physician  and  surgeon 
Marshall,  Jones  &  Roberts  (VV  H  Mar- 
shall, E  W  Jones,  and  J   L  Roberts), 
Walla  Walla  Foundry 
Marshall  W  H  (Marshall,  Jones  &  Rob- 
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TSARTTS  MARSHALL,  blacksmith, 

machinery  repairer,  horseshcer,  etc, 

209  Main 
Martin  Wm  (McNeil  &  Martin) 
Murum  T  C  (Doheny  &  Marum) 
Marx  &.  Co  (Francois  Marx  taid  J  Al 

Waddle),  liquors  and  cigars 
Marx  Francois  (Marx  &  Co) 
MATJZET  HENRY  6,  physician  and 

surgeon,  office  and  res  2(1,  bet  Aider 

and  poplar 
McAulifif  James,  lumber 
McCalley  A  &  Son  (Arthur  and  Robert 

McCallcy),  Standard  Flouring-Mills 
McCurdy  J  R,  cigars,  tobacco,  iruit  etc 
MoKennon  — -,   Rising  Star  Flouring- 

Mills 
McLean  R  N,  groceries,  provisions 

and  crockery,  18  E  Main 
McNTeil  John  A  (McNeil  &  Martin) 
McNeil  &  Martin  (John  A  McNeil  and 

Wm  Martin),  groceries 
McPhail  Alex  S,  bootmaker 
Mill  Creek    Flume  and  Mfg  Co,  E  F 

Baker  general  manager 
MILLER    D    A,    reporter    "Walla 

Walla  Union  " 
Miller  Mrs  J  D  (Dement  Bros  &  Co) 
Milla  Charles,  millinery  goods 
MITCHELL   J    B,   barber  shop  and 

baths,  *28  K  Main  opp  City  Hall 
Moke  Paul,  taih)r 
Montague  J  B,  saloon 
Moore  Alex,  saloon 
Moore  M  C,  pres  Mitt  Creek  Flume  and 

Mfg  Co 

MORRILL  G  JSTAVUS  A,  feed  sta 

biea  and    woud  yard,  127   Main  (see 
adv) 
Morrison  C  F..  carpenter  and  builder 
MORRISON  E  H,  register  U  S  Laud 

Office,  3  E  Main 
Mosgrove  Thomas,  wagonmakcr 
Muntinga  Job\i  (E  M  Aeils  St  Co) 
North  Pacific;  Mills,  II  P  Isaacs  propr 
O'Donnell  &  Bush  (Wm  C''Donnell  and 
Charles  S   Bush),    haruwa.'o,   stoves 
and  tinware 
O'Donnell  Wm  (O'Donnell  .2'.  Bush) 
Olsen  Alvin  (Olson  &  Knudso.i) 
Olsen  A  Knudsea  (Alvin  Olsen  and  Ja- 
cob Knudsen),  restaurant 

OREGON  IMPROVEMENT  00,  T  n 

Tannatt  general  agent,  cor  N  4wh  and 
Main 

Paine  Bros  (Frank  W  and  John  G 
Painsji,  oanitalists 

P.aine'k)  Building,  cor  2d  and  £  Main 

Painter  JW  C,  county  auditor 

PARKER  FRANK  J.  editor  and  pub- 
lisher of  daily  and  weekly  "  States- 
man," 9  3d 

Patterson  C  M  (Patterson  k  Piercv) 
land  attorney 


Patterson  Charles  M,  land  lawyer 
Patterson  &  Pierce  (C  ^I  Patterson  and 

A  Pierce),  gas  works 
Pearson  Bros  (A    P  and  P  P  P'larson), 

groceries  

PERKINSON  JOHN  E,  proprietor 
Western  Hotel,  430  Main 

Picard  John,  undertaker  and  undertak- 
er's goods 

PIP?ER  JOHN  (Loga  I  &  Pieper) 

Pierce  A  (Patterson  &  Pierce) 

PLANTS  &  MAGKAY  (W  D  Plants 
and  Alex  Mackay),  wholesale  and  re- 
tail grocers,  225  Main 

PLANTS  W  D  (Plants  &  Mackay) 

PORTER  H  M  (H  M  Porter  &  Co),  25 
£  Main 

PORTER  H  M  &  CO  (H  M  Porter 
and  C  H  Whitnoy),  sfroves,  tin  and 
hardware,  25  E  Main 

Prendergast  T  F,  bakery  and  groceries 

Pyle  il,  Aurora  Restaurant 

QUINN  THOMAS,  saddlery  and  har- 
ness, 4  Main 

Reed  Abx,  receiver  U  S  Land  Office 

Reed  G  K,  saloon 

Reed  W  H,  money  broker 

Rees  It  R  (Rees,  Winans  «k  Co) 

REES.  WINANS  &  CO  (R  R  Rees. 
W  P  Wiuans  and  T  H  Fostej),  gen- 
eral merchandise  and  grain,  \  and  3 
E  Mail 

Reid  Alex,  receiver  U  S  Land  Oflloo 

Roberts  J  L  (Marshall,  Jones  &  Roberts) 

Robinson  T  J,  constable  Judge  Laman's 
Court 

ROSE  CHiiRLES.  saloon  (San  Fran- 
cisco Beer  Hal!),  110  Main 

Rudei;  ii,  Kasper  (Wolff  Rudee  and  Ja- 
cob Kfisper),  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Rudee  Wolff  (Rudee  fc  Kasper) 

ST  LOdlS  HOTEL.  Henry  Kohlhauft 
proprietor 

St  Vincent's  Academy,  Sister  Oliver 
Buperioress 

SAll  JOSE  HOUSE,  John  Donovan 
DK-prietor,  324  Main 

Pen  muck  Louis  (Cooper  &  Schmuck) 

SCHNEBLY  MRS  M  A,  millinery, 
ladies'  suits  and  dressmaking,  12  3d 

Scholl  Andrew,  butcher 

SCUULER  JO^T.  boot  and  shoemaker 
And  dealer  in  leather  and  findings; 
repairing  promptly  and  neatly  ('.oue, 
122  Main 

Schnltz  F  W,  saloon 

Schamacher  Allwrt,  saloon 

SCHiniACHER  CARL,  guns  and 
ammunition,  gaosmith,  etc,  113 
Marn  (sec  adv) 

SOHWABACHER  BROS  ft  CO  (Si; 

moud,  Abraham,  And  Louis  Schwai 
acher),  general  merchandise  and  grain 
dealen,  24-28  Main 


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Schwarz  Adolph,  saloon 
SCHWARZ     H    A    CO    (Hironimua 
Schwarz  and  Robert  Buckler),  restau- 
rant, (;or  3d  and  Alder 
Schwarz  Hironiinus  (H  Schwarz  &  Co) 
Sfil  Nicholas,  boots  and  shoes  and  boot- 
maker 
SHAMSROOK  ALFRED,  dyeing  and 

cleaiiinii,  lOA  1st 
SHARPSTEIN  B  L  &  J  L,  attomeys- 

at-law,  Paine's  Buililiug 
Shaw  L  F  A,  city  clerk  and  insurance 

agt 
Sherwood  W  F,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co 
Short  Edward;  cigars,  tobacco,  etc 
Short  J  H  &  J  S,  livery  stable 
Simonds  H  0  (Simonds  &  Young) 
Sinionds   &  Youiisr  (H  0  Simonds  and 

H  S  Young),  paints  and  oils 
Sloan  T  W,  physician 
SLOCOMB  S  A.  proprietor  Exchange 

Hotel,  507  ::'id  SUi)  Main  (see  adv) 
SMALL    ALBERT,   proprietor  Stiue 

House,  cor  4th  and  Main 
Small   David  W,  livery  stable  rear  of 

post-office 
Smi.ll  Ira,  lumber  dealer,  Stine  House 
Small  &  Miller,  city  carriages 
Small  &  Miller  (D  \Y  Small  and  James 

Miller),  hacks 
Smith    Ezekiel,    carriage    and   wagon- 

malcer 
Smith  Mrs  H  T,  dressmaker 
SMITH  L  K  G  (A  L  Lorenzen  agent), 

wholesale  and   retail   cigars    and  to- 
bacco, cor  main  and  N  4th 
STAHL  JOHN  H,  City  Brewery  and 

>\  holcsale  and  retail  liquor  dealer,  '2d. 

nr  Birch  (see  adv) 
Staver  (i  W  (Staver,  Walker  t  Bowles) 

STAVER,  WALKER  &  BOWLES 

(G  \V  Staver,  W  H  Walker  and  A  S 
Bowlos),  agricultural  ii  iplemeats, 
wagons  and  c;)rriaL!es,  42-4(3  E  Main 

STENGEL  FRED"(i>usenbery   Bros), 
7  Main 

Stevenson  Eady,  homeopathic  physician 
and  surgeon 

STINE  HOUSE,  Albert  Small  propri- 
etor, cor  4th  and  Main 

Stine  Wm  H  (Jacobs  &  Stine) 

STINE  WM,  pofctmaster,  7  E  Main 

Stockwell  J  H  (Corson  &  Stockwell)    . 

Stone  Frank,  liquors 

Stott  &  Feldman    (Robert  Stot<:.   find 
Moriiz  Feldman),  crockery,  etc 

Stott  Robert  (Stott  &  Feldman) 

STRAIGHT  Z  K«  importer  and  deal«r  in 
tine  watches,  jewelry  and  silverware, 

Sractical  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  1 19 
Iain,  above  Stine  House  (sign  of  city 
clock) 
Strobel  Joseph  (Kowitz  &  Strobel) 
Sutherland  G  H,  supt  Gas  Works 


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TANNATT  T  R,  general  agent  Oregon 

improvement  Co,  cor  N  4th  and  Main 
TAYLOR  J  E,  pianos  and  organs,  22  E 

Alder 
Tay  or  Thomas,  candy  factory 
TELLIER  ADOLPH,  restaurant,  lOG 

Main  (eo  iidv) 
Thacker  Miss  Sarah,  Commercial  School 
"  THE  BURGESS,"  T  T  Burgess,  208 

Main 
Thompson  0  T,   stoves,  tinware    and 

hardware 

THOMPSON  GEORGE  T  (Allen  & 

Thompson),  attorney 
Thompson  George   T,   prosecuting  at- 

torr.ey 
Thompson  James  B,  sheriff 
TURKEY  THOMAS,  livery,  feed  and 

sale  siuble,  E  Main  above  the  bridge 
TWIST  SALEM,  ^arber  shop.  15  3d 
UNITED  STATES  LAND  OFFICE, 

E  H  Morrison  register,  Alex  Jieed  re- 
ceiver, 3  E  Main 
Upton  C  B  &  Wm   H,  attorneys-at-law 
Vaudoit  &  Fossati  (F  A  Vaudoit  and 

Dominico  Fossati),  restaurant 
Vaudoit  J  A  (Vaudoit  &  Fossati) 
Waddle  J  Al( Marx  &  Co) 
Waggoner  J  W  (Gross  &  Waggoner) 
WALKER   COLUMBUS,    dealer     in 

watches  and  jewelry  and  watchmaker 

and  jeweler,  lOi  Main 
Walker   W    H    "(Staver,     Walker    & 

Bowles) 

"WALLA  WALLA  UNION"  (daily 

and  weekly),  Johnson  &  Herriff  pub- 
lishers, P  B  Johnson  editor,  and  E  L 
Horriff  business  myr,  25i  E  Main 

"  WALLA  WALLA  WATCHMAN" 

(weekly),  Charles  Bcsserer,  editor  and 
proprietor,  cor  Alder  and  3d 
Walla  Walla  Water  C!o,  J  C  Isaacs  sec 
Ward  Michael  B,   county  commissioner 

WASHINGTON  BREWERY,  Albert 

(t  Ernst  proprietor,  head  of  E  Main 

"WASHINGTONIAN '  (THE)    (Sun- 

day  weekly),   W    L  Black  editor,   6 
Main  (see  advertiaemei-t) 
Waterman  A  B,  carpenter  nnd  builder 

WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO,  E  B  Whit 

man  ageit,  4  Eal^t  Main 
Wells  &  Huugate  ( W  B  Wells  /t  C  A 

Hungate),  draygisfcs 
Wells  W  B  (Wells  &  Hungate) 
Wertheimer  Mrs  R,  dressmaker 
WEST  JAMES,  dealer  in  gun&,  pistols, 

ammunition  and  tishing  tackle;  also 

gunsmith  (.nd  machinist 
WESTERN  HOTEL,  John  E  Perkin- 

aon  proprietor,  430  Main 
Wheelan  James,  harnessmaker  and  sad- 
dler 
Wheeler  — ,  agt  Wheeler  &  Wilson  S 

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schools 

Whelau  &  Applegato  (M  C  Whelan  and 
T  H  Applegate),  groceries 

Whelan  M  C  (Whelaii  &  Appleiate) 

WHITMAN  E  B  (Lacy  &  Whitman ), 
justice  of  tho  peace  and  notary  pub- 
lic, agfc  W,  F  &  Co  anil  agnut  Utah, 
.  Id-tho  and  Oregon  Stage  Co 

WHITNEY  C  H  (H  M  Porter  &  Co), 
22  E  Main 

Williams  E  J,  saloon 

AVilliams  Itobert,  varieties 


Wilson  John  B,  city  surveyor 
Winans  W  F  (Kee^  Winai)S  &  Co) 
WINCHESTEE  F  E,   photographer, 

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Wind  ¥  H,  saloon 
Wiiigard  Samut-l  0,   judge  1st  judicial 

di.<ttiict 
Winston  J  R  (Crittenden  &  Winston) 
Wintler    k  Boucher  (Henry    Wint'er 

and  James  S  Boucher),  blacksmiths 
Wintler    Henry  (Wintler  &  Bjucher) 
Wolff  Tltjodore,  merchant  tailor 
Young  H  S  (Simoiids  &  Young) 


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Coiitali  B  Intori'Mtiiii;  NocinI  %'«>tVM.  Mriciiial  K(liloi*ialM,M|>io>  I^m-uIm, 

And  is  tlie  only  iSiti  d.iy  ]iaper  in  the  uity  or  uas',  of  the  Mountains. 

W.  H.  CARNES.  W.  H.  LOWE. 

Maimfactiii'orM  mil  Dualurx  in  all  kituls  of 

Harness,  Saddles. 

Bridles,  "Wiiips,  Eobos,  Brushes,  Etc. 

Carriage  t  Buggy  Trimming  a  Specialty. 

*«i.??eMyj-a^ »ia^j^a^^M»»  Ho|iaii*inff  Fruniptly  F.xfcuted. 

'*»iiN.'  ^^J^af!:^^'''^^'*''* "        mi.i.s  I'AYAitiK  Tin;  first  or  ka(  u  month 

45  East  Main  Street,  Near  Bridipe,  Walla  Walla,  W.  T. 


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WALLA  WALLA 

Marble  Works* 

D.  J.  COLEMAN, 

Manufacturer  <»f 


(American  nnd  Italian,) 

And  all  Kinds  ol  Marlils  Work. 

WAM^.%.  WAIiLA ,  W.  T. 

isTTiJccs  the  most  i cn.si  luiLlo  of  uiiy  hou6«  this  sir'.o  of  San  Ftanciseo.    All  onlcru  in-omrtly 
filled  and  satisfaction  yuainnteud. 


C.  F.  CEA.I^^T, 


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AND  DEALER  IN 


I^liiml>ei*«'  IVIaterials. 

steam,  Water  rnd  Gas  Pipes  and  Fittings,  Fi:nip«,  Vilves  r.nd  Cocks,  Steum  and  Water  Gua;,'e.s  en 

Glas^e'',  Oilers,  Hose,  Bfcltiiiy,  Il-ite  Pi)ius  and  Conna-tions.     Aycnt  for 

Stiiau)  I  unijis.  Hydraulic  Kunis  and  nil  liinc's  of  Macliinory. 

>^»l)oi  iliiations  Made",  Conuacts  Fi'.lud,  and  all  Woil?  Guaianteed. 

N.  n.  •  I'inc  Cutting: dme  ti)  order,  all  wir.os  from  }  to  4  inclics. 


I.  CHILBEEG  Proprietor. 

Tlie  Model  Restanraiit  of  tlie  Nomwest. 


Sample  Room  for  Commercial  Trade. 

Furnished  liooms  in  Connection. 

Open  at  all  Hours. 

206  Main  Street,  Walla  Walla. 


Manufacturer  am'  Der.ler  in 

FURNITURE,  BEDDING, 

UPHOLSTERY  GOODS. 

Window  Shades,   Picture  Frames, 
MoldingH.  etc.,  «;tc. 

121  and  128  Main  St. ,  above  Stine  House, 

WALLA  WALLA,  W.  T. 


rr  OKDERS  F!WM  A  DISTANCE  PKOMI'TLY  ATTENDED  TO.    (iTl 


1180 


Washington — Walla  Walla. 


Wmllm  Wmllm  Wal®&9 


p.  B.  JOHNSON,  Editor. 


(DAILY  AND  WEEKLY.) 

Establitihed,  IMtftt.  E.  L.  HERUIFF,  Manager 


JOHNSON  &  H^RRIFF.     -     -      Proprietors. 

The  Union  is  devoted  to  the  interests  of  Eastern  Wasliington  and  Orejfon,  and  is  the  largest  and 

best  paper  publislied  East  of  tiie  Cascade  Mountains. 

DAILY,  810  PER'ANNUM.         WEEKLY,  S3  PER  ANNUM.         SAMPLE  COPIES  FREE. 

Ad«lrv8s,  THE  VlHIOIIir,  Walla  Wnlla,  W.  T- 
A  complete  Job  Printing  and  Book  Binding  establish ment  connected  with  theOffice, 


WALLH  urn  WHTGliS, 

A  paper  Rich,  Rare,  and  Racy.  Devoted  to  the 
advanrenont  aud  Inters*!  of  the 
Country.    Has 

The  Largest  Circulation 

Of  any  paper  published  in  Washingti>n  Territory, 
and  is  solid. 

Chadless  Besswerei', 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


BRADLEY  &  DOHENY, 

WIIOLKSALE  DEALEIIS  IN 

LEATHER  AND  SHOE  FINDINGS, 

Belting,  Packing,  Hose,  Lace  Leather, 

Harness  and  .Saddlery,  Hardware,  Carria^rc  Trim- 
ming's, etc.,  etc., 

109  East  Main  Street,  Walla  Walla,  W.  T. 

Cash  Paid  for  Hides,  Furs,  Pelts,  Wool,  Etc. 


E.  B.  HAWLEY. 


JAMES  MAGANN. 


E.  B.  HAWLEY  «k  Co., 

Ornamental  Carriage  and 
Wagon  Painting, 

113  East  Main  Street, 

AValla    Walla. 


We  arc  prepared  to  execute  artistic  work  sent 
to  UH  from  any  |)art  of  the  Country. 


EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

607  and  500  Main,  between  7th  and  Sth  Sts., 
WALLA  WALLA,  W.  T. 

S.  A.  SLOCOMB,  Proprietor. 

Board  and  Room  from  ¥1.00  to  •?1..'J0  per  day. 
Single  Meals,  25  cents. 

First-Class  in  Evory  Respect. 

Newly  Refitted  and  \efurnislicd.     Perfect  Satis- 
faction Uuiiranteed. 

r^TNO  CHINESE  EMPLOYED.tNTl 


BON  TON  RESTAURANT, 

B.  SCHWASZ  &  CO.  Frocritliirs. 

Corner  Tliird  and  Alder  Streets, 
WAIiliA     WAIiliA.    W.    T. 


The  Most  Popular  Restaurant  in  the  City.    Ta- 
bles Liberally  Supplied  with  every  Deli, 
cacv,  in  Season. 


aXeals  50  Cents,  Three  for  *1 ;  By 
the  Week.  M-SO. 


C.  SCHUMACHER, 


Dealer  in 

Gnns,  Aininnnition,  Fisliing  TacuC. 

lie.     All  l^inds  of  Repairing  Piomjitiy  Done. 

Main  Stjpp.  St.  Loots  Hotel,  Walla  Wdli 


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DEALER  IN 


Wood,  Hay,  Grrain  and  Teed. 


Contracts  Made  to  Supply  Wood  to  all  parts  of  the  City. 

427  Main  St.,  cor.  7th,  Walla  Walla. 

Established  1801.  Bnlwsed  Itmi. 

To  Advertisers, 

THE  COUNTY  AWD  CITY  OFFIClAIi  WEWSPAPER. 


Office  Daily  and  Wf.f.kly  Statesman,  Walla  Walla,  W.  T.,  April  10, 1882. 
Gentlf.men:  The  circulation  of  the  Statesman  is  much  laifjer  than  any  other  newspaper  in 
the  Great  Northwest  Interior,  and  extends  from  tide-water  on  Puget  Sound  to  the  most  remote 
settlements  on  the  Pacific  Slope  of  the  Kncky  Mountains,  besides  a  large  incidentnl  subscription 
list  embracinjj;  nearly  every  State  and  Territory  in  the  Union.  In  the  neiyhborins  State  of  Oregon, 
which  adjoins  Walla  Walla  County,  and  which  to  nil  intents  and  purposes  is  an  inteyral  part  of  this 
Territory,  the  circulation  is  very  lur^c.     In  Idal)o  Territory  the  same. 

In  order  to  con\ince  you  of  the  fact  of  the  circulatioirbeing  larger  than  any  other  Newspaper 
published  here,  I  append  the  following  certificate  from  the  Postmaster  at  this  place. 

F.  J.  PARKER,  EJitor  and  Publisher. 
Walla  Walla,  W.  T.,  March  30,  18S2. 
I  hereby  certify  that  the  circulation  of  and  the  amount  of  postaije  paid  on  the  "Walla  Walla 
Statesman"  from  tliis  office  exceeds  tliat  of  any  otlier  newspaper  published  in  this  city  or  county. 

WIMJAM  STINi;,  Postmaster. 


jojHisr  II.  sta.h:le. 

Manufacturer  of  the  Celebrated  Stahle  Beer  and  Wholesale  and  Retail  Liquor 
Dealer.     Orders  receivcl  and  promptly  filled  from  all  parts  of  the  Country. 


Second  Street,  South  of  Birch,  Walla  Walla,  W.  T. 


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,!i|||j|        ADOLrH  TELLIER  Propr. 

100  Main,  (abov  e  St.  Louis  Hotel), 

A^^alla  \%  iiUa,  >V.  T. 

gi;    The  Best  Cooking  in  tlie  City.     Meals  at  all  Hours. 
OYSTKRS  is  .SEASON. 


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miitnrjr  OooAn,  TCeciillaii,  4^tr«  ftor  all  OrA»r% 
Manoiilr!  'r«iutil<*,  No.  O  Post  Utreet,  M.  F. 


1182 


WasJdmjton — Walla  ]VaUa-Wliite  River, 


ALFRED  6HAMBROOK, 

Walla  Walla  ChemicaJ  Steam 

m  I  Gin  woEES, 

No.  lOJ  First  St.,  next  door  to  D.  J.  Coloman's 
MRiblo  Shop,  WALLA  WALLA,  W.  T. 

Sillf,  Vel/et,  Woolen  M  Mixed  Goo0.s 

Cleaned  and  Dyed  in  avy  Shade  or  Cdor. 

Furs,  S'.ia-Ali,  BLviikotj  an  1  Foatliorj  Cbanod 

and  Uyui.    Carpots  of  ill  kind^  (.  Itiaiio  t  iind 

Mauet.il)Dk  Liko  No.v.    Trio  (.K'aniiij; 

of  Gout,'.i  tl  ithinar  a  Spoiul:y.    .'-11 

W.nk  djno  after  the  Boit 

French  and  Oe.-man  Methods,  and  Warranted. 

WASHOUGAL 

Clarke  Counts.  A  post-office,  30  miles 
jioitheast  of  i'ortlu  id  Uy  O.  If.  &  N. 
Go's  stenmera.     Populaiivii  oO. 

Brown  F,  hotel,  saloon  and  p;  i'lter 

Carpenter  F,  ccueial  nieichandiso 

DUa^ilN  J  E  C,  po.tm  iscer  md  gcn- 
cal  inuroliaiidirc 

Fldiil  O,  bootmaker 

Holm  Jolin,  .blucksniilh 

Kersey  A  A,  car[)eiitcr  and  cabinet- 
maker and  meat  miiikct 

.Shadier  S,  hurnesa 


WASHTUCNA. 

Whitman  Couvirr.     A  post-office. 
BAS3ETT  G  W,  postmaster 


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WATERFORD. 

Wakiakum  County.  A  poat-nffico,  on 
C  •liimliia  Ikiver,  5  mi.'cs  oast  uf  Cutli- 
laniet.     l*opulaliim  75. 

r>rown  Sam,  saloon 
IJutler  A,  saloon 
Cirdwoll  (ico  II,  general  mdso 
Kaili-y  JjK.j.'ii,  painter 
IIap;;c)()d  &  C'l,  halmiiii  packers 
L  iwson  Henry,  physician 
.Men/t  .lake,  saliinii 
,\la  81)  Jolm  T,  attornoy-atlivw 
Nul.son  Itev  Nicimlas.  ckrj/yman 
Nj.-e  .1  H,  cattle  dealer 
STiNLER  R  R.  postmaster 
Wheatoii  Ly,  saloon 


WAVERLY. 

.SroK ANi;  Coi'.NiY.     A  post-office. 

FARN^WORTH  C  0.  I-  tel 
FARMSWORTH  ELLEN,   poatmis- 

t  reas 


WENAS. 

Yakima  Countv.    A  post-offico. 

Denton  E,  mason 
Hecox  N  ii,  carpenter 
llenson  Jas  A,  saw-mill 
•lorden  Thos,  carpenter 
L'liumire  &Pollaid,  gon  mdso 
McGlotiilcn  CL,  carpenter 
iMiGlotlilen  U  W,  saw-mill 
McGlothlen  T  li,  plasterer 
O'lVeal  C  O,  carpanter 
PTJRDIN  JAOIES  H.  postmaster,  sta- 
tionery and  notions 
PURDTH  LEE.  clerk  with  J  H  Purdin 
IMionur  .)<>sj[ih,  s.tw  mill 
•Sinclair  Thos,  carpenter 


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WHATCOM. 

Whatcom  Countv.  A  post-office;  conn' 
ty  seat,  on  the  eastern  shore  of  Bel- 
liu;;ham  B:iy;  reached  by  steamers. 

Boyd  R  B,  physician 

CLOTHIER  H,    connty    auditor 
reconler 

Colony  Washington,  milling 

Conoley  .T,  saloon 

Conover  HO,  saloon 

Coupe  W  T,  cjunty  treasurer 

CrandallG  N,  coroner 

Dement  (I  D,  physician 

Do«)is  H  I',  c  )unty  eominiasionor 

FOUTS  W  H,  iiotel,  iioslmas'    • 
pnintcndc  it  of  schools  and  ,{;ji>...  al 
nurchani  iij 

Gilkiy  F  E,  connty  commissioner 

Hcnderjon  D  It,  connty  commissioner 

Inks  iMisj  Anni<',  hotel 

Jenkins  .ioiin,  hotel 

Julian  (jus,  transportation  and  forward- 
ing 

Mcl'horson  M,  proj  ^^  ashlngton  Colony 

O'Briun  I'ardon,  saloon 

O'l.nu.iilin  J,  NJK'ntl'and  assesaor 

I{<Mnliard  1>.S,  real  estate  agent 

>is'i()-i  W  S,  gdtii  rid  niLTc'liainlirfo 

STEINWEa  W  L  &  CO,  (W  i.  and 

C  «•  .Stciuweu),  ijeneial  merci.aadiiu 
Stewiiit  II  B.  suivuyipr 
I'lioint on  A  \V,  iiliysieian  .mid   drn^^^jist 
Ultcr  Win  .A,  physician  and  dentist 
W'adliir.'^ion  Colony,  M  iMcl'hetsjn  pres, 

R  iw  and  llouii  ii/-nt  lis 
Whitj  11  J,  pr  b.ite  jud.^o 

WHITE  RIVER. 

KiN<!  Countv.  A  jiost  and  telegraph 
oflioe,  I '.I  nides  sontiieast  of  .Seattle, 
population  80. 

VAN     DOREN  C    M.    general 
chiindi-ie  and  portmaster 


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WHITE  SALMON. 

Kltkitat  County.  A  i)ost-<ifficc,  on 
(■(iluniliia  IJiver,  88  miles  l<y  O.  1*.  &. 
N.  Co. 'a  steamers  northeast  of  i'o;t- 
laml. 

Jewctt  A  H,  nursery 

Snksdorf  Itios,  ilaiiymcn 

.Siikadorf  I),  gen  nulse  iind  postmaster 

WARNER  J  R,  notary  public 


WHITESTONE. 

.•^roKiNE  CouNTV.     Post  offico  Milos. 
C'nndon  \Vm,  pen  mdso  (WiUo'i  Creek) 
FR;EDLANDER  J  H,    general  mer- 

cliandisij 
Hughes  Win,  gen  mdsc  (Welsh  Creek) 


WILBURTON. 

WinTCOM  County. 
Wilbur  John  'i',  postmaster 


WILKENSHEIM. 

KuKiTAT  County.     (See  liusum. 

WILKESON. 

Pierce  County.  A  post-<  ffi?o,  on  the 
N.nthcru  Pacific  U.  II.  (Pnyaliup 
Biancli).  3  miles  from  Carbnnulo. 
There  are  lich  deposits  of  coal  here; 
also  quarries  of  limestone. 

JONES  JOHN  P,  general  merchandise, 

hotel  it  lid  postuiaster 
Wilson  W  1{,  saw-mills 

WILLOPA  VALLEY. 

Pacific  County.  Post-office  Woodard's 
Limdiiig. 

Albright,  Steen  &  Co,  loggers 

Birstow  Chiis,  blacksmith 

M'llin  John,  blacksmitli 

Diissler  Bros,  ceneral  merchandise 

DRISSLER  JACOB,  postmaster 

Dri-'slor  John  11,  bootmaker 

I'jllis  Henry,  logger 

l"'iiw!cr  James,  log  cr 

(;ioscy  Itudolph,  blacksmith 

A!  ekiii  Thos,  bootmaker 

i{!iea  John,  logger 

S.lsliiiry  A  F,  hotel  and  saloon 

Soule  L  &  A,  loggers 


WINLOCK. 


Rrookshiro ,  pliysiuiaii 

l)nfl)ur  (jleo  ("',  gen  mdse  and  hotel 
Erkenlratk  P,  meat  market 
Fiiah  E  F,,  cupnitor  and  gen  md33 
I'Veenian  Win,  I'lacksiuith 
.McClure  E  P,  contraclor 
McCoy  •!  M,  teacher 
Mill  Co's  Store 
Nealv  J  S,  contractor 
PAGET  C  C>  poitmnster 
Pennington  J   L,  c  D-peiiter 
IMioades  &  Co,  saw-mill 
liosteii  O  C,  brickl  ycr 
Spanker  .Iiiliii,  gun  and  locksmith 
.Stevens  C  M.  saw-mill 
Stevens  M  C,  machinist 
Whiteside ,  physician 

WOODARD  S  LANDING. 

Pacific  County.     A  post-office. 
Dolan  Jolin,  blacksmith 
DRISSLER  BROS,   general  merchan- 
dise 
DRISSLER  JACOB,  postmaster 
«iit!sy   Scba.siiaii,  county  commissioner 
Whitcom  H  J,  hotel 


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Lewis  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
oiHc",  oil  the  Northern  Pacific  11.  IJ. 
(I'aciHc  Division),  5J  miles  southeast 
of  New  Tacoma  and  13  miles  south  of 
Chehalis. 


WOODINVlLLE, 

KiN'G  CouNTV.     A  i).ist-()tilce. 
Aderson  Aiulrcw,  farmer 
Calkins  A  L,  farmer 
Greankaf  8  C,  firmer 
Jederlmlni  Mr^,  farmer 
IV'terson  Mrs  Artiiur 
\Voo<lin   Ira.  f.-irmer 
WOODIN  SUSAN,  postmistress 
Yacuse  Jame-<,  farmer 

WOODLAND. 

CowMTZ  County.     A  post-office. 

BOZORTH  C  C>  general   merchandise, 

dry  goods,  an<l  postmaster 
BOZORTH  R  R.  general   merchandise 

and  as>iatarit  postmaster 

\vi:i:ki-y  aiigus,    i     (  daily  edition, 

IvstubliaKc.l  I'ob.  1871  (      )  Commeiucd  June  "82 
will  arcoiii]ilish  wuiulcis.    Tl.c 

Piipt  ^oiiiiil  Daily  f  WeeMy  Arps 

Aic  last  jni  ill  iny  forwaril  to  the  front  lanks  of 
Was' inj;t'in  Tcnit'.ny  juiinali-ini.  The  Weekly 
is  in  its  Thirteenth  V(iume,  and  is  a  ."i-colmnn 
quaito,  I.Ue.l  with  c.iitmiiil,  1  ):nl,  shippin};  anii 
lonuiicriii.l  news,  telo:;iaph  news,  items,  miscel- 
lany; in  fa  to  eiytliin;;  that  goes  to  make  up  a 
tirst-i lass  nowsiiaper.  Si  lisciiiiTiON— Weekly, iS 
per  year  in  a(i\aii:c;  parts  of  a  year  at  same 
late;  Daily,  by  <arrier  or  mail,  25  tents  per  week. 
Liberul  terms  to  n'h  erlisurs.     Address, 

Al.LKN  WEI!?,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
Poit  Townsend,  Washini;ton  Territory. 


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British  Columbia. 


BRITISH     COLUMBIA. 


Bee.  also.  List  of  Towns  Received  Too  Late  for  Regular  Insertion. 


Thn  Province  of  British  Columbia  is  the  extreme  Xorthwest  of  the  American 
British  possessions.  Although  explored  by  Captain  Vancouvei-  on  behalf  of  Eng- 
land in  1792,  nd  iminediivto  results,  as  re^urda  any  attempt  to  colonize,  followed, 
until  the  Hudson  Buy  Company  sent  a  party  to  Victoria  in  ISIS.  This  party  built 
a  fort  and  laid  the  foundation  of  u  very  important  tradinu  post.  The  Company 
obtained  a  grunt  of  the  island  (Vancouver)  from  the  British  Government  six  years 
later.  The  corporation  had  at  the  same  time  possession  of  the  main-land,  under 
charter  and  conditions.  On  the  termination  of  the  grant,  which  had  been  for  ten 
years,  the  British  Parliament  constituted  British  Columbia  ana  Vancouver  a 
Crown  Colony.  By  1858  there  were  supposed  to  bo  20,000  miners  in  the  countrj', 
and  a  complete  colonial  system  wan  organized,  with  James  Douglas  as  Governor. 
Subsequently  the  muin-land  and  Vancouver  became  united. 

In  1871  the  system  of  Crown  Colonies,  as  regards  the  British  possessions  in 
Nofthwestern  America,  passed  away,  on  tho  admittance  of  British  Columbia  into 
the  Canadian  Confederation,  and  tlius  ended  the  first  part  of  the  history — by  no 
nieims  an  uneventful  one — of  tho  youngest  British  colony  in  tho  New  World. 

We  predict  a  brilliant  future  in  store  far  tliis  beautiful  region.  With  a  jtcnial 
climate,  un  acreage  of  'iOD.OUO  square  miles,  a  wealtli  of  island,  coast,  wo  dland, 
pastoral  and  mountain  scenery  ;  with  inexhaustible  mineral  and  forest  treasures  ; 
with  beautiful  rivers,  spacious  bays  and  land-locked  harlx  rs,  forming  a  sealioard 
for  trade  that  is  unsurpassed,  this  Province  presents  inducements  alike  to  capi- 
talists, miners,  merchants,  artists,  tourists,  farmers  and  artisans,  such  as  no  per- 
son with  an  eye  on  the  Pacific  Coast  region  should  disregard. 

The  country  has  had  innumerable  drawbacks,  chief  among  which  has  iK-en  the 
(iilficulty  of  communication  witii  her  home  market.  Her  hopes  are  >:ua-  Hxed  on 
tlie  greac  transcontinental  railroad,  which  approaches  nearer  day  by  day,  and 
which  will  peiiple  the  country  with  settlers,  hasten  its  developuiesit  and  create' 
and  transform  cities  on  the  gulf  and  great  river  as  if  by  magic.  Then  also  will 
the  river  and  liorbor  advaniages  of  tho  Province  become  many  times  more 
valuable. 

There  is  a  general  bisincss  revival  in  British  Columbia  as  the  annexed  extract 
from  the  Victoria  Vo'.onUl.  of  June  '.),   1881,  shows: — 

",ln  spite  of  the  gloomiest  forebodings,  business  interests  are  surely  and  stiadily 
reviving.  The  work8hoi)3  are  nearly  all  busy.  In  some  blanches  suitable  hands 
are  not  obtainable,  and  the  fulftllment  of  orders  is  somewhat  delayed  in  eon^e- 
<{uence.  In  the  wholesale  trade  there  is  an  active  in(iuiry  for  goo<Is,  and  ship- 
ments to  the  main-laud  arc  large  and  daily  incrciising.  In  the  retail  trade  an  iui- 
])riived  demand  for  many  descriptions  of  goods  is  reported,  and  milliners  and 
dreasmaken^  have  not  btten  as  actively  employed  for  many  years  as  now.  In  the 
clothing  and  hoot  and  alioc  factories  there  is  a  manifest  improvement,  and  S'.ae 
of  ttic  proprietors  arc  preparing  to  enlarge  their  premises  and  increase  iiieir 
faeiitties  for  manufacturing. 

The  builiiing  trade  is  the  only  one  that  is  not  feeling  tho  benefit  of  the  im- 
firnved  condition  of  affuirs,  but  it  must  be  remembered  that  the  city  (Victoria) 
was  largely  overbuilt  from  187U  to  187i).  The  town  in  those  three  years  grow 
faster  than  the  country  and  the  former  is  now  having  a  breathing  spoil  until  the 
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the  maw-land  has  caused  the  gratifying  change  which  it  affords  us  much  plonaure 
to  note.  It  has  placed  ready  money  in  the  hands  of  the  interior  producer.  It 
has  given  the  trader  the  wheievithal  to  wipe  old  scores  from  the  slate,  and  has 
infused  new  life  into  many  channels  that  previously  suffered  from  stagnntion." 

We  may  commend  the  steamer  li.  P.  Sithet  of  the  Pioneer  Line,  for  a  trip 
up  the  Frasor  River.  Slie  leaves  Victoria  for  Yale  and  way-ports  twice  a  week 
and  affords  excellent  accommodations  and  fare,  which  are  so  esaontial  to  the  trav- 
eler if  he  would  enjoy  grand  scenery. 

OVVieiAKi  DIRECTORY. 

Hon.  C.  F.  Cornwall Lieut. -Governor 

Capt.  R.  G.  Tatlow Private  Secretary 

Hon.  Robert  Beaven President  Executive  Council 

Hon.  Frederick  Williams Speaker  Legislative  Assembly 

Hon.  Sir  M.  B.  Begbie Chief  Justice 

Hon.  H.  P.  P.  Crease Puisne  Judge 

Hon.  J.  H.  Gray Puisne  Jiulgo 

Hon.  J.  F.  McCreight Puisne  Judge  (Cariboo) 

Hon.  G.  A.  Walkem Puisne  Judge 

Hon.  J.  W.  Trutch C.  M.  G.  Agent  Dominio'i  Governnieut 

Hon.  W.  0.  Hamley Collector  of  Customs 

R.  Wallace Inspector  of  Pust-ofiices  and  Postmaster  Victoria 

P.  Revely Dominion  Agent  Murine  and  Fisheries 

A.  C.  Anderson Inspector  of  Fisheries 

INLAND   REVENUE. 

C.  T.  Dupont Inspector 

H.  B.  Good Collector 

Lieut. -Colonel  Powell,  M.  D Superintendent  Indian  Department 

Hon.  T.  Basil  Humphreys Provincial  Secretary  and  Minister  of  Mines 

Hon.  Robert  Beaven Minister  of  Finance  and  Agriculture 

J.  McB.  Smith Provincial  Auditor 

Hon.  R.  Beaven Chief  Commissioner  Lands  and  Works  Department 

W.   S.   Gore Surveyor  Gencr;il 

Hon.  L.  R.  Hett Attorney  General 

H.  B.  W.  Aikman Rccistrar  General  of  Titles 

J.  C.  Prevoat Registrar  Supreme  Court 

C.  C.   McKen/.ie Superintendent  of  Education 

Charles  Todd Superintendent  of  Police 

J.  Phillips Superi  itendcnt  Asylum  of  the  Insane,  New  Westminster 

A.  J.  Mouat Assayer  and  Miller  (Assay  Office,  Cariboo) 

A.  Dick Inspector  of  Coal  Mines  (Nanaimo) 

A.  W.  Vowell Gold  Commissioner  (Cassiar) 

Government  AoKNTS. — H.  Fry,  Cowichan  ;  M.  Bray,  Nanaimo;  W.  Dinewall, 
Comox  ;  J.  C.  Hughes,  New  Westminster;  W.  Dewdney,  Yale;  F.  Hussey, 
Lytton ;  C.  Phair,  Lilloet ;  F.  Sane«,  Clinton ;  G.  C.  Tunsftxll,  Kamloops ; 
T.  McK.  Lambly,  O'Kanagan ;  W.  Ternie,  Kootenay  ;  J.  Bowron,  Cariboo ; 
W.  Stephenson,  Forks  of  (iuesnellc  River. 


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ALKILI  LAKE. 

Cariboo  District.    A  post-office. 

Bowie  W  H,  stock  raiser 
Rosettio  Joe,   dairy,  farmer  and  stock 
raiser 


ASHCROFT. 

Yale  District.    A  post-office. 

Barnes  J  C,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Biddard  J,  farmer 


CORNWALL     BROS,     farmers    and 

stock  raisers 
Crag  John,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Dowling  J,  hotel  and  farmer 
Kirkpatrick  J,  farmer  and  s:iw-mill 
Minnaberriet  A,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Ward  U,  farmer 

BARKJERVILLE. 

A  post-offiice,  380  miles  fi:om  Yale. 
Bibby  John,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin- 


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Bowron  John,  government  ngent,  re- 
corder and  gold  cmnmisstoner 

Byrnes  George,  aheritt'aud  auctioneer 

C'liL-pi>  John,  physician 

Dtilora  Ned,  wood  dealer 

Denny  Joseph,  saloon 

Evnns  Itnfns,  hotel  and  restaurant 

Ododson  Jolin,  baker 

House  Charles,  saloon 

Kflly  Andrew,  hotel 

Knoit  John,  contractor  nnd  builder 

Mason  &  J  >aily,  butchers,  gen  mdso  and 
traders 

MoWHA  ft  McALlNDER.  general 
nicrcliaudiso 

McL'rei^ht  J  F,  pniaiio  judge  judicial 
<lepartinent 

Melrose  ^V  T,  mechanic 

MOSES  W  O.  funcy  and  dry  goods, 
boDts  and  shoes,  and  hairdrcsitcr 

Mouitt  Alex,  a83;)yer  and  smelter 

Murray  John,  u^rpeiiter 

O'Neil  r  C,  l.iackaniith 

Famtola  A,  saloon  and  trader 

itoirers  S  A,  suloon  and  tinder 

iSliepherd  ii  L,  bootmaker 

IStei'ling  J  W,  school  teacher 

&>toiie  James,  postmaster  and  telegraph 

•operator 

Widker  Samuel,  saloon  and  trader 

Watt  Hugh,  lioiepital  pliysici.iu 


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Cariboo  Distkict.    A  post-office. 
HATJ^HR  JOSEPH,  postmaster 


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Caricoo  District.  Post-offi^p  Clinton. 
A  trading-post  on  the  CiU-iboo  Wiigon 
IkCoil,  i  1  the  centre  of  a  scttleniuiit 
chuily  oinploycd  in  stack-raidin;^  and 
biittL'r-nukiiig. 

HAMILTON  TH03  M.  general  mer- 
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CACHE  CREEK. 


Yale  Di.sTRicr. 
from  Yalu. 

Adams  Samuel,  teamster 
liorens  J  C,  f.irmer 

CAMPBELL  JAMES. 

chaiidise  and  hittfl 
Cari;ilo  Wcltian,  farmer 
Cruig  John,  farmer 
Evans  O  H,  teamster 
(■'roves  J  B,  stock  raiser 
Harper  Thos,  mill  owner 
Koster  Peterson,  farmer 


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McCalhm  Daniel,  packer 

McCuUuy.John,  bhi<;ksmith 

McKoy  Ardiibald,  teamster 

Morgnm  T,  farnur 

Nelsen  Jonathan,  farmer 

Orr  J  H.  farmer 

Parkf  I'hilip,  farmer 

Itonrie  Chns,  farmer 

iiobins  Stephen,  teamster 

Sanford  W  H,  farmer 

Scmlcn  C  A,  f aimer 

Stepliensen  (icorge,  blacksmith 

Stuart  JaH,  farmer 

Vanvr.conburuh  &  Co,  farmers 

Vcasy  Miuhatl,  farmer 

Wiilkcr  William,  farmer 

Wilson  Jnhn,  farmer  nnd  stock  raiser 


CHILLIWACK. 

New  Westmixstep.  DisrRicr.     A  post- 
office. 

ASHWELL   GEO   B,    general    mer- 

cliandi-'O 
Hartlett  Thns,  general  merchandise 
Ciixpman  Win,  blacksmith 
Green  8,  l>hicksmitli 
Harrison  i«Ji-(,  hotel 
Henderson  1  0  &  Co,  general  mdso 
McDonald    Mri<,    general    merchandise 

and  pnstmiiitress 
Mdlieavor  (ieor.'o,  hotel 
Nuvuu  A,  blackiuiiih  and  wagonmaker 


CLINTON. 

CARinoo  DisTiiicr.     A  post-offico. 

Arnold  S  A,  blacksmith 

Itull  E,  accountant 

Ferguson  A  H,  hotel 

Hiiniilton  James,  mgr  B  C  Ex  Co 

Harvey  H  W,  accountant 

H.iycs  Chns.  exi>rcgs  ngent 

Laster  K  W,  ir'-iu-ral  niercimndiso 

LIVINGSTON  W.   revenue    collector 

.McCiilly  John,  bltcksmith 

M  civ  ay  J  .1,  tolcu'raplt  operator 

McL.-llaii  C  M,  blacAsniith 

•S.iul  Isiac,  hotel 

Smith  J  K  N,  hotel 

.Smith  J  F,  teacher 

Snncs  F,  trovernniont  agent 

Wi  son  Uriah,  gcnou.!  merchandiso 


COLWOOD. 

Victoria  Disrr.icr.     A  post-office. 

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Vancouvrr  DwrRicr.  A  pnst-oilicc, 
sitnateil  140  miles  u'^rthctist  of  Vic- 
toria. Population  alxiut  53J.  Sup- 
port derived  from  its  ogri'.-ulturjl  aud 
I'oal  niiiiiiig  oapacitius. 

DINGWALL  W  M,   postmaster  and 

({overiinient  agont 
Fitzpatriok  J  M,  saloon 
McKoiizio  Joliii  W,  black=!mith 
Mcl'liee  Joo,  coneral  moruliaudiso 
Pidcock  &  (iillard,  saw-mill 
UodoUo  J,  geiiorul  m^rchaudiso 
Uuiou  Coal  Mining  Co 

COWICHAN. 

Vancouver   DrsTiiicr.     A  post-offijo, 
40  miles  by  steamer  from  Victoria. 

.\8kim  Mrs,  saw-mill 

Fry  H,  aovcrument  agont 

Jnqite  W  P,  general  m.-rchandiso 

Kiunor  Jamos,  hotel 

Liittoii  W  J,  saw-mill 

Morlny  John,  general  morchandiso 

O'DANA  0  Bi  general  mcruhaudise 

DENMAN  ISLAND. 

Barry  Peter,  farmer 
Graham  Jolm,  farmer 
H<>lm<)  John,  farmer 
McFarland  Chas,  farmer 
McFarland  George,  farmer 
McFarland  James,  farmer 
McFarland  Walter,  farmer 
McMillan  Alex,  farmur 
Metcalfe  Jamos,  farmer 
Pickard  Thos,  farmer 
Picklo"*  David,  firmer 

MERCY   THOMAS  H,   postmaatcr 

ami  farmer 
Swan  Robert,  farmer 
Walt  Michael,  f  irmer 
Yates  llobort,  farmer 


EMORY. 

Yale  Distrtct.  A  post  ofHoo,  situatsd 
on  the  Fra^^er  Itivor,  6  miles  b.-low 
Yale.  It  i)  a  at  ttioa  ou  tlu  Ciiiad^ 
P.icilio  Railway. 

BILLEDATJX  P>  hotel  and  general 
morcliandtsu 

Gieslor  Wm,  lijtal,  gun  mdso  and  post- 
master 


FORK  OF  QUESNELLE 
RIVER. 

Stophonson  W,  government  agent 

FORT  BARBINE. 

Four  hundred  and  ten  miles  from  Quoj- 

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FORT  CONNOLLY. 

Four  hundred  and  ninety  miles  from 

Quesnello,  on  Connolly  Lake. 
Bird  Joseph,  agt  Hudson  Bay  Co 

FORT  FRASER. 

One  hundred  and  forty  miles  from  Ques- 

nelle,  on  Fraser  Lake. 
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Cariboo  Distrtct.     A  p  )sb-ofB3e. 
Cusliifson  Nelson,  expressman 
Twcntymar  Anthony,  miller 
Wri"ht  &  Va'ouziielo,  gen  mdao 
WiULQHT  W  H,  postmaster 

DRYNOCH. 

Yale  District.    A  post-offico. 

Gowan  John,  mining 

Macleod  Henry  A  F,  civil  enimecr  and 

resident  engineer  of  O  P  R 
MACLEOD  W,  postmaster 
1  Pindar  W  G,  civil  engineer 


FORT  GEORGE. 

0:i  Fraser  River. 

Ojden  Ohas,  ajt  Hudson  Bay  Co 

FORT  GRAHAM. 

Five  hundred  and  twenty  miles  from 
Qiiesnfllle.on  Fiualay's  Branch  of  the 
Peace  River. 

Murray  A  C,  agt  Hudson  Bay  Co 

FORT  McLEOD. 

Two  hundred  and  eishty  miles  from 
Qucsnelle  on  McLeod  Lake. 

Gordon  Joseph,  agt  Hudson  Bay  Co. 

FORT  ST.  JAMES. 

On  fttuarts  Lake,  2G5  miles  from  Ques- 
uelle. 

Alexander  I  M  L,  factor  in  charge  Hud- 
son Bay  Co  t.      /-■ 

McKenzie  Fred,  a^t  Hudson  Bay  Co 


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FORT  SIMPSON. 

Victoria  DisTBicT.  Fo8t-o£Sce  Victoria. 

Crosby  Hev  T,  resident  missionary 
Hall  K  H,  Indian  trader 
Hudson  Bay  Co 

Jennings  D,  Mission  school  teacher 
WiliscrofiF  (x,  saw-mill 


GLENORA. 

Cariboo  District.    A  post-office. 

Ballentine  John  J,  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Callbreath,  Grant  &  Cook,  gen  mdse 
Wheelock  Geo,  hotel 
Williams  Thos,  hotel 


GRANVILLE. 


12  miles 


New  Westminster  District. 
from  New  Westminster. 

Black  Geo,  butcher 

Blair  Thos,  hotel 

Blair  W  T,  saloon 

Burrard  Inlet  Fiahing  Co,  J  L  Raymur 

manager 
CAMPBELL  A  0>  assistant  postmaster 
Fraser  A  C,  farmer 
Frascr  Simon,  stevedore 
GOLD  Li  dry  goods  and  groceries 
fJ  riffithJoseph,  hotel 
HARVET  H>  ])08tmaster 
Hastings  Saw  Mill  '^o,  P.  fl  Alexander 

manager 
loule  Wm,  stevedore 
Johns  I,  Custom  House  officer 
Johnston  Alex,  Dei>»liton  Hotel 
Mackintosh  S  T,  telegraph  operator 
Mannion  Joseph,  hotel 
Masters  A,  physician 
McHendry  P,  bootmaker 
Mclnncs  &  McLoud,  Sunny  Side  Hotel 
Millman  E,  carpenter 
Moody  ville  Saw  Mill  Co 
Kaymun  J  L,  manager  of  Burrard  Inlet 

I'ishing  Co 
Robertson  J  A,  saloon 
Robinson  John,  saloon  , 

Sullivan  A  W,  grocer 
WILSON  B  H«  general  merchandise 


GROUSE  CREEK. 

McWha  &  McGlenden  (Alex  McWha 
and  Anthony  McGlenden),  general 
traders  and  saloon 


HOPE. 


Yale  District.    A  post-oflBce.    A  very 
pretty  little  town  on  Fraser  River  19 


miles  below  Yale  and  81  miles  above 
New  Westminster. 

Corrigan  James,  hotel 

Flood  W  L,  saw-mill 

Hudson's  Bay  Co,  general  merchandise 

Wardle ,  general  merchandise 

Wirth  Mrs  G  J,  general  merchandise 

Wirth  Miss,  postmistress  and  telegraph 
operator 


HORSESHOE  BAY. 

Askew  T,  saw-mill 

Conway ,  telegraph  operator 


KAMLOOPS. 

Yale  District.    A  post-office. 

Arnrour  Sam,  attorney-at-law 

Anderson  Andrew,  saloon 

Canagher  John,  ferryman 

Coates  Lanson,   telegraph  operator 

Fortune  Wm,  propr  Tranquille  Flour- 
Mills 

Grant  Edward,  packer 

Guerin  J,  blacksmith 

Harvey  Frank,  packer 

Headling  John,  carpenter 

Leanard  D  P,  millwright 

Mara  J  A,  justice  of  peace 

MARA  &  WILSON,  generjil  merchan- 
dise and  agent  B  C  Express  Co 

Mclntosb  J,  contractor 

Mcintosh  &  MuPhadon,  hotel 

McKennon  A,  blacksmith 

O'Brien  John,  saloon 

Pearse  Ernest,  teamster 

Peterson  &,  Spelman,  Cosmopolitan  Ho- 
tel 

Roper  Thomas,  butcher 

Shuswap  Milling  Co,  Limited 

Smith  Jesse,  saloon 

Tait  J,  general  merchandise 

Tretheway  James,  miller 

Tunstali  G  C,  government  agent 


KEITHLEY  CREEK. 

Post-office  V^ictoria. 

EIETH.  BORLAND  ft  CO,  general 
merchandise 


KEREMEOOS. 

Post-office  Okanagon  Mission. 

PRICE  BARRINOTON,  general  mer- 
chandise and  Hour-mills 


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KOOTEKAY. 

Yale  District.    A  post-oflBce. 

Baker  T  S,  ferryman 
Davis  J,  blacksmith 
Fenue  W,  government  agent 
Griffiths  I),  blacksmith 
TEMIEWi  postmaster 


LAC  LA  HACHE. 

Cariboo  'Pistrict,    A  post-office. 

MdCIULAT  ABCH*   postmaster  and 

stock  raiser 
McKinlay  James,  stock  raiser 
McKinlay  Ogden  A,  stock  raiser 
O^dea  Charles,  stock  raiser 


LADNER'S  LANDING. 

New  Wksthinster  District.    A  post- 
office. 

Adair  ft  Co,  John  Adair  mgr,  cannery 

Canoe  Pass 
Bell  Rev  Wm,  clergyman 
Benson  H,  justice  of  peace 
British  Union  Packing  Co,  W  B  Adair 

mgr.  Canoe  Past. 
Delta  Packing  Co,  F  Page  mgr 
Ladner  Wm  E,  postmaster 
Lyon  J  U,  general  Indian  agent 
\fcKee  John,  justice  of  peace 
McNEELT  ft  BTJIE  (ihos  McNeely 

and  John  Bnie),  general  merchandise 

and  hotel 
Young  Benj,  mgr  The  British  American 

Packing  Co,  Canoe  Pass 


LIGHTNING  CREEK. 

Dodd  W  W,  general  trader,  saloon  and 

butcher 
Fletcher  &  MoNorthan,  general  traders 

and  saloon 
Peoples  John,  blacksmith  ^d  general 

trader 
Water  Joseph,  milkman 


LILLOET. 

Cariboo  District.    A  post-office. 

Dicky  James,  farmer 

E&dtman  Franklin,  farmer 

FEATHERSTONB  H.  general  mer- 
chandise and  blacksmith  and  post- 
master 

Galte  B,  farmer  und  carpenter 

Hoey  Richard  and  Thomas,  farmers 

Miller  John,  ferryman 

Miller  John  Marshall,  Lilloet  Mills 

Ordini  Joseph,  general  merchandise 


Phair  Casper,  school  teacher,  clerk  of 

court  and  government  agent 
Smith  A  W,  general  merchandise 
Tinker  George  R,  mail  carrier 
Tinker  &  Harris,  restaurant  and  saloon 


LOOYARS. 

Post-office,  O'Kanagan  Mission,  25  miles 
distant  from  Keremeoos. 

Krnger  Theodore,  general  merchandise 

maplFbay. 

Vancouver  District.  A  post-oflSce, 
situated  about  half-way  between  Vic- 
toria and  Nanaimo,  and  is  the  main 
outlet  of  the  great  Cowichan  Valley. 

BEAUMONT  WM.  hotel,  general 
merchandise  and  postmaster 


MASSETT. 

Victoria  District.     Post-office  Victo- 


ria 


Mackenzie    Alexander,    justice    of  the 
peace  and  agt  Hudson  Bay  Co 


MATSQUI. 

INSTER  DiSTRl 

GABION  ALPHONSUS  M>  postmaster 


New  Westminster  District.    A  post 
office. 


METCHOSIN. 

Victoria  District.    A  post-office. 

Argyle  Thomas,  farmer 

Battersly  George,  farmer 

Clarke  Chas  Edward,  school  teacher 

Cole  George,  farmer 

Cook  George,  farmer 

Dutwall  George,  farmer 

Field  E,  farmer 

Fisher  Wm,  farmer 

Foreman  Chas,  farmer 

Frazer  Donald,  farmer 

Gleed  R,  farmer 

OLEED  MRS  Ti  postmistress 

Helgesen  H,  farmer 

Hunt  Wm,  farmer 

Inches  James,  miner 

Parker  Thomas,  farmer 

Pears  George,  farmer 

Rosman  Edwin  J,  farmer 

Rove  Samuel,  farmer 

Rule  Daniel,  farmer 

Vine  Edward,  farmer 

Weir  Adam,  farmer 

Weir  John,  farmer 


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Weir   Robert,    justice    of    peace   and 

farmer 
Wilson  Peter,  farmer 
Witty  Mrs  J,  farmer 
Witty  Wm,  farmer 


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MOODYVILLE. 

New  Westminster  District. 
office. 

HOODTVILLE  SAW-MILL  CO.  B 

Springer  manager 
SFaINGER  B>    manager   Moodyville 
8aw-mill  Co 


A  post- 


MUD  BAY. 

New  Westminster  Djstrict. 
ol&ce. 

Brown  D  R,  farmer 

Carnerose  (.."liarles,  farmer 

Ifuck  Abraham,  farmer  and  blacksmith 

Hunt  Chai  lef,  farmer 

•lohnson  Daniel,  farmer 

HcDOUOALL  WILLIAM  C.  logging 

and  fanner 
Morgan  H  ^j,  farmer 
Stcavenson  John,  farmer 
Stewart  Donald,  farmer 
Stewart  John,  farmer 
Woodward  John,  farmer 

WOODWARD     WILLIAM,     post- 

maiitiir 


NANAIMO. 

Vancouver  District.  An  import  rt 
seaport  of  British  Columbia,  b>>aRting 
a  good  harbor  and  whaifage  facilities. 
The  array  of  colliers  and  steamers 
along  its  water  front  generally  gives 
to  the  city  an  imposing  maritime  ap- 
pearance. Jnst  a<)jaceut  t<>  the  town 
are  some  of  the  ricliest  coal  fields  of 
the  Pacific  Slope — in  fact,  we  may 
vtntnre  to  say,  the  most  productive 
—bearing  coal  that  commands  as  high 
a  price  as  any  found  in  North  Amer- 
ica. The  supply,  also,  is  inexhausti- 
ble. Nanaimo  has  ronnection  with 
Victoria  twice  a  week  by  Mr.  Spratt's 
steamer.  Cariboo  Fly.  Population 
1,500. 

Abrams  J,  clothing 
Akenhead  James,  meat  market 
Baker  CSco,  saloon 

Barnston ,  barristor-at-law 

Bate  Mark,  mayor  and  justice  of  the 

l>eace 
Bate  Mark  Jr,  ogt  Dominion  Govern* 

mcnt  Savings  Bank 


Beaumont  James,  mgr  Vancouver  Land 
and  Coal  Co  (limiteil) 

Bevilockway  George,  groceries 

Bray  Marshal,  government  agent 

Brightman  Samuel,  butcher 

Brown  James,  tailor 

Brunton  J  W,  hotel 

Bryden  J,  justice  of  the  psaee  and  mgr 
Wellington  Mines 

Bullock  Arthur,  dry  goods 

Canesna  J,  fish  market       ,.^ 

Carpenter  C,  saw-mill        ' 

Cluncss  D,  physician 

Corbin  Wm,  groceries 

Dick  A,  in^'peetor  of  coal  mines 

Dunsmuir,  Diggle  &  Co,  i)roprs  Welling- 
ton Colliery"^ 

Dunsmuir  Robert,  justice  of  the  peace 

Earl  Wm,  crockery  and  postmaster 

Fletcher  Joseph,  carpenter  and  under- 
taker 

George  Mrs,  groceries 

Gibson  Richard,  general  merchandise 

Gilbert  Mrs  J  K,  hotel 

Gou^h  Mrs  Elizubeth,  hotel 

(Jough  Samuel,  city  clerk 

Gre<.n  Chas,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Harper  Joseph,  saloon 

Harvey  .Tames,  general  merchandise 

Herre  VV  F,  land  agent  and  collector 

Hilltert  John,  furniture 

Hirst  .Fohn,  gonural  merchandise 

Hoggan  David,  butcher 

Holdcn  John,  blacksmith 

Home  A  G  &  S:n  (A  G  and  Adam 
Home),  general  merohaudise 

Horih  Chas,  livery  stable 

.fackson  J  P,  bootmaker 

.Jenkins  John  K,  hotel 

Johnston  &  Co,  commission  merchants 
and  whariinaers 

•Tones  Macnaughton,  physician 

Karst  Charles,  bakery  and  le-itaurant 

Leballister  Mr.'*  \V  B,  dressmaker 

Macrtonald  D  C,  general  mer  handise 

Muhrer  .Tolin,  brewery  and  soda  factory 

Manson  Lawrence,  grorerics 

Mayer  A,  general  merchandise 

Mayer  Alex  k  Co  (Alox  Mayem  and 
M'^r'^us   Wolfe),  general  merchandise 

"NAB/ilMO  FREE  PRESS."  Geo 

Nnrris  publish)  r 
NORRIS    OEOROE.   publisher   "Na- 
naimo Free  Press" 
Page  Tj,  painter 

Parkin  Wm,  general  merchandiso 
Paws»n  J,  juHtice  of  the  peace 
Peck  T  E,  collector  of  customs 
I'imhury  £  &  Co,  books,  stationery  and 

drugs 
Planta  J  P,  juatico  of  the  peace 
PLEACE  J  H.   stoves,  tin  and  hard- 
ware, wall  paper,  oto 
Quennull  Edward,  butcher 


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Raybonid  Mrs,  millinenr 

Seiiwick  &  Home  (John  Renwick  and 
Wm  Home),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

Sahiaton  &  Wilcox  (Poter  Sabiston  and 
James  Wilcox),  Commercial  Hotel 

Smith  C  L,  crockery,  furniture,  paints, 
oils,  etc 

Smith  Donald,  liquors 

Smith  Henry  P,  h  -tel 

Smith  J,  watdimaker 

Smith  P  R,  dlntidt 

Spalding  W  R,  county  court  judge 

Tamblyn  J,  watchmaker 

Taylor  Peter,  steam  lighter  and  water 
boat 

Uren  J,  photographer 

Vancouver  Laud  aud  Coal  Co  (limited), 
James  Beaumont  manager 

Walkem  Wymond,  physician 

Wall  T,  saloon 

Watkins  R,  restaurant 

Webb  J.  hotel 

Wel)b  W  E,  bakery 

WhitHeld  J,  bootmaker 

Wilks  — ,  saloon 

Wilson  W,  stoves  and  tinware 

Wingato  Robt,  mining  engineer 


NEW  WESTMINSTER. 

New  Westminster  Distric  r.  Situated 
on  the  right  bank  of  Fraier  River, 
nenr  the  north  arm,  and  lit  miles 
from  the  entrance  proper.  Popula- 
tion 3000. 

Vessels  drawing  IS  feet  of  water  may 
ascend  the  river  to  New  Westminster, 
which  has  excellent  wharfage  and 
anchorage.  The  salmin  fisheries  of  the 
Frascr  River,  as  well  as  its  imjK>rtant 
canneries,  are  chiefly  within  a  range  of 
ten  miles  of  New  Westminster.  At 
present  there  are  ei>>ht  of  these  latter 
industries  with  capacity  to  put  up  a 
million  dollars'  worth  of  fish  in  the  sea- 
son. The  establ  shment  of  one  of  the 
termini  of  the  Canadian  Pacific  Railway 
(the  other  one  being  at  Burraid  Inlet, 
an  arm  of  the  Gulf,  9  miles  distant), 
will  make  New  Westminster  a  city  of 
the  first  importance. 

Andrews  Richard,  saloon 

Archibald  W  F,  manager  Telegraph  & 

Signal  Service  Dominion  of  Canada 
Armstrong  W  J,  lumber  aud  insurance 

agt  

AUSTIN  JOHN,  proprietor  Occident 

House 
Bangs  James,  frait",  candies,  ciorars,  etc 

BASk  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

(affenc|v),  Isaac  B  Fisher  agt 
Blaokie  Walter,  blacksmith 


BoloW  Norman,  barrister-at-law,  notary 
public,  and  police  magistrate 

Bonson  Mrs  J,  hotel 

Bradbury  E,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Brcnnan  James  R,  saloon 

Briggs  Thos  L,  wharfinger  New  West- 
minster Wharf 

"BRITISH  COLUMBIAN."  (semi- 
weekly),  Robson  Bros  pulilishers 

British  Columbia  Packing  Co,  salmon 
cannery 

Brown  E,  wholesale  liquors 

BROWN  JOHN  C.  postmaster 

Bryant  James,  cooper 

Bunle  John  G,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Burns  A,  wood  and  c  lal 

Chapman  Geo,  hotel 

Chenoweth  Justin,  carpenter  and  builder 

Chisholm  Doujild,  liquors 

"CHURCHMAN'S    GAZETTE" 

(monthly),  Bisfiop  A  \V  !S:llitoe  \mh- 

lisher 
Cleland   &  Punch  (Thos  Cleland  and 

James  Punch),  saloon 
Clute  J  S,  ctdlector  of  customs 
Corbould  G  E,  barrister-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 
Crart  W,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Cro4sman  Robert,  saloon 
Cunninahatn  James,  gen  mdae 
DAOOETT  S  W.  Am.rican  Hotel  aud 

>aloon 
DeBeck  Bros,  saw-mill 
Deban  Henry,  gen  mdso 
Dickinson  Robert,  meat  market 
DIEBEL  ALBERT  W,  restaurant  and 

bakery 
Dominion  Government    Savings  Bank 

(branch),  Geo  I'ittendrigh  agetit 
Eckskicn  M  A,  general  merchandise 
Edmonds  Henry  V,  land  agent,  notary 

public  and  conveyancer 
EickhofF  Fred'k,  general  merchindiso 
EICKHOFF   HENRY,   general   mer- 

chanitiise 
Ellard  James  &  Co,  J  W  Harvey  mgr, 

dry  goods  and  clothing 
Elliott  H,  wood  aud  coal 
Elson  W,  me  chant  tailor 
English  &  Co,  salmon  canneries 
Ewen  &  Co  (Alex  Ewen),  salmon  can- 
nery 
Ferris  W  D,  land  and  house  agent  aud 

conveyancer 
FISHER  ISAAC  B.   agent  Bank  of 

British  Columbia 
French  W  T,  livery  stable 
Fry  P,  contractor  and  builder 
Goellert  Wm,  brewery 
Gold  Mrs  Emma,  gen  mdse 
GRIMMER  L.  painter 
Haigh  B  &  Sons,  salmon  cannery 
Hamilton  W,  saloon  and  oyster  house 
Harvey  J  W,  mgr  for  Jas  Ellard  ft  Co 


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HARVET  MRS  MARTHA,  bakery 
Henilrv  John,  mgr  Itoyal  City  Planing- 
MilU  Co 

HENNESST    J  W,  proprietor  Hol- 

brouk  House 
Herring  A  M,  druggist 
Herring  Tilman,  fish  market 
Hogau  Mrs  Mary,  hotel 
Holmes  VV ,  liotel 

HOMER  JAR)  commission  merchant 

and  agent  P  C  S  S  Co 
Hoy  H,  carpenter 

Hubbard  Mrs  F  A,  fruits,  candies,  etc 
Hughes  J  C,  government  agent 

IBBOTSON   JOHN,  furs,  hides,  etc, 

tish,  {iiinm  etc 
INSLET    J    E>    proprietor   Colonial 

Hotel 
IRVINO     JOHN>    manager     Pioneer 

Line  of  Steamers  and  Captain  J{  P 

h'ithet 
James  E  A,  register  county  court  and 

deputy  register  supreme  court 
Johnston  W,  bootmaker 
Kaye  F,  fish 

KEARY  W  H.  books  and  stationery 

and  insurance  agent 
Kennedy  Jas,  architect 
Kinney  James,  coojHir 
Laid  low  J  &  Co,  salmon  canneries 

LAW  ROBERT,  foun  !ry  and  machine 

shojjs 
liehmun  Isaac,  Wcigonmaker 
Loiser  (Justav,  general  merchandise 
Lewis  W   K,    blacksmith  and   wagon- 
maker  and  propr  Burrard  inlet  Stage 
Line 
Lord  John  E,  furniture 
Lund  A  O,  cooper 
Maclure  S,  asst  government  agt 

"MAINLAND  GUARDIAN  "  (semi 

weekly),  J  K  8uter  proprietor 
Major  C  (r,  general  merchandise 
McCidl  Wm,  ^'eneral  merchandise 
McDonough  Chas,   general  merchandise 
Mctlmen  A  T  D,   barrister-at -law  and 

notary  public 
Mclnnes  L  It,  physician  and  mayor 
Mclnnis  John,  hotel 
McNaughten    C  M,    watchmaker  and 

jeweler 
Mead  Geo,  barber 
Melody  Anton,  saloon 
Milligan  Thos    JS,  aciountant  Bank  of 

British  Columbia  (agency) 
Mills  Daniel,  brewery 
Moresby  VVm,  district  jailer 
MORET  H.   cigars,   tobacco,  candies, 

etc 
MORGAN  ALEX,  barber 
MORRISON  JAMES,  sheriff  and  oou- 

veyancer 


Orr  James,  city  clerk  and  member  of        ^ 

parliament 
Pearson  T  R  &  Co,  books  and  atationery 
Peele  A,  druggist 
Phillips  J, .  supt  Insane  Asvlum 

PIONEER  LINE  OF  STEAMERS, 

Capt  John  Irving,  manager 
Pittendngh  Geo,  agt  Dominion  Govern- 
ment Bank 
Pleaco  J  H,  hardware 

PLUMB  &  ANDERSON  (L  S  Plun:b 
and  A  J  Anderson),  hoKlaud  restaur- 
ant 

RacMrs,  millinery 

Rae  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Riesterer  Itobt,  cooper 

liobson  Bros, pubs  "British Columbian" 

Rousseau  J,  tannery 

Rousseau  James,  boots  and'shoes 

Royal  City  Planing-Mills  Co,  John 
Hendry  mgr,  saw  and  lumber-mill 

St  Ann's  Convent 

Scoullar  E  S  &  Co  (E  S  ScouUar  and 
James  McArthur),  stoves  and  tinware 

Sillitoe  Bishop  A  W,  pub  "Church- 
man's  Gazette,"  and  Bishop  of  New 
Westminster 

Sirewright  J  A,  physician 

Sirr  Thos,  saloon 

Stacey  Nicholas,  cabinetmaker 

Stewart  &  Cash  (John  Stewart  and 
James  Cash),  Gem  Saloon 

Strang  Mrs  H  M,  fancy  goods  and 
dressmaking 

SUTER  J  K,    proprietor    "Mainland 

Guardian" 
Telegraph  and  Signal  Service  Dominion 

of  Canada,  W  F  Archibald  mgr 
Thomas  Robt,  b(>ots  and  shoes 
Townsend  W  B,  meat  market 
TRAPP  BROS  (T  J  r.nd  Samuel  Trapp), 

dry  goods,  clothing  and  hardware 
Trew  C  N,  physician  and  coroner 

TURNBULL    WM.     carpenter     and 

builder 
Uren  J,  photographer 
Walsh  John,  merchant  tailor 
Webb  S  H,  gunsmith 
WEBSTER  &  CO  (G  C  and  J  A  Web 

ster),  lumber  and  saw-mill 
Wiggins  John,  chief  constable 
WILLIE  LOUIS,  groceries  and  bakery 
Wilson  James,  supt  Telegraph  and  Sig- 
nal Service  Dominion  of  Canada 
Wintermute    Joseph,     carpenter     and 

builder 
WISE  JAMES,   general    merchandise 

and  millinery 
Woods  &  Turner  (C  E  Woods  and  Geo 

Turner),   land  surveyors,  real  estate 

agts  and  conveyancers 
Zeigler  L,  cooper 


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NICQI  A  VALLEY. 

New  WE8TM.:;aTER  District.    Post- 
office  Sponce's  Bridge,  Yale  District. 

Anderson  F  L,  gen  mdse 
Biackboiirn  Joseph,  hotel 
Coatlie  Alex,  gon  mdae 

CONTLEE  ALEXANDER,  genoral 

merchandise 
Finsom  George,  flonr  and  saw-mills 
Hernia  w  Rev  W,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
HOWSE    &  ^ELS&T,   general   mer- 

cliaudiso 
Manning  Wm,  saw-mill 
Matthews  Thomas,  wagonmaker 
MEQAN  W  B>  general  merchandise 
O'Uorke  Edward,  gen  mdse 
O'Rorke  Ri'hard,  blacksmith 
Petite  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Riley  Mrs  W,  hotel 

Woodward  T  &  Sous,  flour  and  saw- 
mills 
Woodward  Thomas,  justice  of  the  peace 


NORTH  ARM. 

New  Westminster  District.  A  post- 

ffice. 

Ebu   10  Henry,  gen  mdse 
Richiiond  Canning  Co 
SEXSIillTH  J  W.  farmer,  cheese  man- 
ufacturer and  postmaster 


OKANAGON. 

Yale  District.  A  post-office. 
Lambly  T  McK,  government  agent 


127-MILE-HOUSE. 

Post-office  Lac  La  Hache. 

Wright  John,  stock  raiser  and  dairy 


150-MiLE-HOUSE. 

Cariboo  District.  A  post-office. 
Bailey  O,  carpenter 
Barger  Wm,  olacksmitb 
Coon  J  H,  miller 
Eagle  C  B,  gen  mdse  and  farmer 
Farell  Wm,  sivwyer 

Fulker  Geo,  farmer  and  dairy  produce, 
144-Mile-House 

HAMILTON  &  GRIFFIN  (a  Hamil- 

ton  and  S  Griffin),  general  merchan- 
dise, saw  and  grist-mill,  blacksmiths, 
carpenters,  saloon  and  hotel 

Hudson  John,  carpenter 

Johnston  George,  blacksmith 

Lynchlield  L,  tanner,   131-Mile-Hou<ie 

McCarthy  Michael,  farmer,  137-Mile- 
House 


Morrison  Wn  propr  The  British  Col- 
umbia Express,  131 -Mile-House 

Murphy  Dennis,  farmer  and  stock  raiser, 
141-Mile-House 

Ogden  J,  clerk 

Treseerais   Jose,  dairy,  147-Mile-House 


PAPCUM.   Q 

Hoor  W  R,  tannery 

KNIGHT  BROS,  saw  and  planing-mill 

PAVILION. 

Cariboo  District.    A  post-office,  26 
miles  from  Clinton. 

Garaghan  Philip,  blacksmith  and  farmer 
LE£  WILLIAM,  general  merchandise, 
flour-mill  and  postmaster 

PLUMPERPASS. 

Vancouver   District.    A  post-office; 
an  agricultural  settlement. 

CoUinson  W  T,  postmaster 


QUADRA. 

Vancouver  District.    A  post-office. 
PIERET  THOMAS  H,  postmaster 


QUESNELLE. 

Cariboo  District.  A  post-office,  on 
Quesnelle  River,  at  its  junction  with 
Eraser  River. 

Bahanon  S  H,  butcher  and  farmer 

Barlow  A,  general  merchandise 

Carson  Alfred,  blacksmith 

DeNouvion  T,  general  merchandise 

Duhig  D  D,  saloon 

Elmore  George,  .fur  trader 

Hagarty  Michael  M,  gen  mdse 

Hudson  Bay  Co 

Johnston  W  A,  road  contractor 

McLean  John,  hotel 

Middleton  Robert,  blacksmith 

Pacey  Robert,  hotel 

REIl)  &  HUDSON,  general  merchan- 
dise, and  forwarders 

St  Laurent  Joseph,  government  agt  imd 
constable 

SKINNER  ROBERT  J,  agent  Hudson 
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Brown  Henry,  saloon 

Jones  E,  engraver 

Jones  W  A,  dentist 

Nason  I  B,  saw-mill  and  lumberman 

Scncoz  Samuel,  saloon 


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SAVANA  S  FERRY. 

Yalb  District.    A  poat-o£Sce. 

Jane  John,  general  merchandise 
Leighton  .lames  B,  propr  stage  line 
Leighton  Jenniu  E,  telegraph   agt  and 

postmistress 
Newlund  James  A,  hotel 
Urea  James,  hotel 


SODA  CREEK. 


;!ariboo  District. 
miles  from  Yile. 


A  pust-oiBco,  2ti3 


Conroy  John,  rancher 

Duuley  P  C,  general  merchandise 

DunlKTV  P  C,  iiotol,  and  agt  U  C  Kx 

M CLEESE  S*  hotel  and  pustuiastcr 

Salmon  John,  rancher 

Yeates  H,  B  C  Tel  operator 


SPENCE'S  BRIDGE. 

Yale  DisThK^r.     A  post-oHice. 

Heckman  J,  engineer 
Mclntyre  &  Nelson,  hotel 
MEOAN  W  B.,  general  merchandise 
Morton  L',  liotel 

MURRAY  JOHN,    general  merchan- 
dise and  postmatiter 
Nelson  Uriah,  general  merchandise 
O'HARA  D.  postniiwter 
Ondi-rdonk  J,  hridge  bnildei' 
Tait  J  a,  blacksmith 
Vair  James,  tinsmith 


SPRINGFIELD. 

Cariboo  District.  Post-oflBce  Soda 
Creek;  6  miles  from  Soda  Creek. 

Hawk  &  Collins  (I  F  Hawk  and  11  A 
Collins),  dour-mill 

Hank  I  F,  fanner 


SUMAS. 


New  Westmin.stkh  District. 
office. 


A  post- 


Hall  Kev  Joseph,  clergyman 
McGILLIWAY  D>  fanner  and  dairy 

produce 
Miller  &  Atkinson,  general  merchandise 

VAN  WINKLE. 

Cariboo  District.     A  post-office. 

Boyd  John,  hotel 

Burton  Thos  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Cameron  John,  carpenter 


DODD  W  W  ft  CO.  general  merchan- 
dise  and  butchers,  agent  B  C  Ez  Co, 
telegraph  and  post-office 

Edwards  ]>avid,  bootmaker 

Fleming  John,  hotel 

FLETCHER  &  NATJOHTON.  gen- 
eral merchaudise  and  hotel 

Hemeng  John,  hotel 

Peebles  John,  genmdseand  blacksmith 


VSCTGRIA. 

A  post,   express  and  tel(;^raph   office, 
llie  "Queen  City  "is  beautifully  situa- 
ted on  Vancouver  Island,    nestling  in 
a  group  of  picturesque  and  evergreen 
hills.       Her  surroundings  arc  ex  ^eed- 
ingly  interesting  and  lier   climate  sa- 
lubrious, while  her  convenient   loca- 
tion as  the  chief  town  of  the  Province 
could  not  have  l>een   better  chosen. 
Tlic  city   is  gracefully   laid  out  and 
substantially      built;       Iter     churches, 
schools  and  public  buildings    have  an 
aspect  of  KuL^lish  solidity  about   them, 
while  her  suburbs  and   approachLS  are 
possessed    of    drives    that    are    unsur- 
passed anywhere.     Without    exHi.'.  ra- 
tion, it  may  be  said  that  this   delightful 
locality  may  l)e  viewed  by  the  traveler 
at    any     seasou      whilst    driving    over 
roads    whiuh    for  solidity,    smoothness 
and  breadth  will   com])are  with  the  su- 
burban   drives    of     populous    Eastern 
( ities.     At  present  the    revival  of  busi- 
ness in  the  Province,  caused  chielly   by 
the  great  railway  construction,  is  telling 
on    the    ap|M3arance    of    Victoria.     Al- 
though the  town  was  previously  over- 
built there  is  a  considerable  demand  for 
real  estate  and  the  low  rate  asked  for 
money  is  resulting  in   many  improve- 
ments.     The    most    prominent    public 
buildings  are  the  Post-OtKce.  City  Hall, 
Engine  Houses,  Custom  House,  Odd  Fel- 
lows and  Masonic  Temples,  which  will 
compare  favorably  witn  similar  struct- 
ures on  other  parts  of  the  Pacific  coast. 
The  most  unique  in  architecture  are 
the  group  of  bright  red  bricks  known  us 
the  Government   buildings.     They  are 
located   in  a   beautiful  well-kept  park, 
and  call  to  mind  a  combination  of  som«)- 
thing  Swiss  and  Japanese.     The  public 
school,  a  very  handsome  $35,000  struct- 
ure,   furnishes     remunerative   employ- 
ment to  a  corps  of  learned  teacliers, 
whilst  numerous    private   schools  and 
academies,  all   occupying  costly  build- 
ings,  are    in    a    flourishing    condition. 
As  a  summer  resort  Victoria  h.-i8  a  pecu- 
liar combination  of  unequaled  a«lvan- 
tages,  and  is  to  be  especially   recom- 
mended   to    health -seeking     invalids — 


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beautifully  situated  on  the  Rontheasten: 
extreinit}'  •'{  Vancouver's,  the  largest  of 
the  ^roni)  forming  the  North  PaciHo 
archipelago;  the  city's  atmoapliere  is 
ohnrged  with  ozone,  peculiar  to  the 
place  only.  It  originates  in  the  snow- 
cooled  breezes  of  the  Olympian  Range, 
mixes  with  the  salt  sea-air  of  the  Pacihc, 
and  has  peculiar  health-restoring  and 
life-prnlonging  qualities,  which  need 
only  to  be  koown  abroad  to  make  Vic- 
toria the  sanitarium  of  the  Pacific. 
The  city  has  three  daily  newspapers  and 
two  cumtnereiul  banks,  besides  the  Do- 
minion Savings  Bank,  all  doing  u  flour- 
ishiug  business.  The  Pioneer  Liuu 
steamer  /?.  P.  Rithet  runs  between  Vic- 
toria, fjew  Westminster  and  Yak-,  and 
touches  at  all  way-ports.  She  leaves 
Victoria  on  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
and  returning  leaves  Yale  on  Monday 
and  Friday.  The  Pioneer  Line  also  run 
the  steamer  WMiAm  Irvhuj  betweun 
New  Westminster  and  Yale.  Tourists 
visiting  British  Columbia  will  find  the 
boats  of  the  Pioneer  Comx>any  unsur- 
passed for  speed,  elegance  and  fare. 
The  Hudson  Bay  Company's  steamer 
Enterprise,  running  between  Victoria  and 
New  VVestminHtt-r,  leaves  Victoria  Tues- 
day and  Friday  and  New  Westminster 
Wednesday  and  Satuiday.  Mr.  Joseph 
Spratt's  Htoamer  Cariboo  Fly  makes  the 
trip  each  way  between  Victoria  and 
Nanaimo  twice  a  week. 

Aaronson  A  A,  pawnbroker  and  Indian 

curiosities 
Adams  W  H,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co 
Aikman    W,  registrar-general  of  titles 

ALBION   IRON     AND    STOVE 

WORKS*  Joseph  Spratt  proprietor 
Allen  Wm,  fruits,    vegetables,  fish,  etc 
ALLSOP  &  MASON  (T  AUsop  and  H 
S  Mason),  real  estate  agents  and  con- 
veyancers 
American  Hotel,  T  J  Burnes  propr 
Andean  Wm,  second-hand  goods 
Anderson  A  C,  inspector  of  fisheries 
Anderson  G  VV,  groceries  and  bakery 
Andrews  James,  bootmaker 
Ash  John,  physician 
Astrico  Mrs  A,  Pacific  Telegraph  Hotel 
Attridge  A  D,  U  S  inspector  of  customs 
Austin  J  J,  clerk  of  records  Land  and 

Works  Department 
BAONALL  ft  CO  (J  Bagnall),  music 
and  musical  instruments,  pianos  and 
organs 
Baker  Edgar  Crow,  pilot  commissioner, 
sec  Board  of  Trade  and  V  and  E  Tel- 
ephone Co,  real  estate  agt  and  notary 
public,  sec  Howe  Mining  Co,  member 
of  Parliament 


BAKXR  R  ft  SON  (F  and  Michael 

Baker),  wholesale  -.nd  retail    fruits 

bnd  produce,  fiour,  feed,  etc 

Bales  J  C,  insurance  aj^t  and  accountant 

Ball  Chas,  blacksmith  and  wttgonmaker 

BANK  OF  BRITISH  COItJMBIA. 

VV  C  Ward  manager 

AMERICAi  Robt  Burns  manager 
BARNARD    F    S>    maaagor    British 

Columbia  Express  Co 
Barran  J,  sausiige 

BARTLETTjOHN.  Hhip   Inn  Saloon 
Baumanu  Fred'k,  candy  factory 
Beuuchamp  Kichard,    fruit,    fish,   game 

and  vegetables 
Beaven  (J  1'",  carriage  maker 
Beaven  Robt,  pres  executive  council  an  d 

chief  commissioner.  Lands  uud  Works 

Dept 
Bechtel  Andrew  J,  hotel  and  saloon 
Bechtel  M  N,  propr  Colonial  Hotel 
Beegan  Frank,  bootmuker 
Begbie  M  B,  chief  justice  judicial  dept 
Bell  Wmi,  marble  works 

BELMONT  TANNING  AND  BOOT 
AND  SHOE  MANUFACTURING 

CO.  Wm  Dalby  manager 

Blackaw  Geo,  Albion  Saloon 

Bland  J  W,  varieties 

Blaquiere  M  E,  second-hand  goods 

BORDE  ft  MORLEY  (Augnste  Borde 
and  John  Morley),  farriers  and  black- 
smiths 

Bornstein  H,  hides,  wool  and  tallow 

BOSKOWITZ  J  ft  A,  furs  and  skins 

Bossi  G,  groceries  and  liquors 

BOSSIft.GIESSELMANN  (A  Bossi 

and  C  Giesselmann),  groceries,  liquors, 
etc,  and  proprietors  British  Columbia 
Coffee  and  Spice  Factory 
Bowman  W  G,  livery  stable 
Boyd  John,  groceries  and  liquors 
BRAYBRMAN    ISIDOR,     money 

broker 
"BRITISH  COLONIST"   (daily  and 

weekly),  D  W  Higgins  proprietor 
British  Columbia  Co-operative  Co,  John 
B  Lovell  manager,  general  merchan- 
dise 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA    EXPRESS 

COt  F  S  Barnard  manager 
British  Columbia  Investment  and  Loan 

Society,  C  W  R  Thomson  sec 
British  Columbia  Milling  &  Mining  Co 
British  Columbia  Soap  VVorks,  Pendray 

&  Co  proprs 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  STEAM!COF- 
FSB  AND  SPICE  FACTORY.  Bossi 

&  Giesselmann  proprietors 
Brown  Jesse,  groceries  and  fruit 
Brown  A   White  (Henry    Brown    and 
Edward  White),  dry  goods  and  mil- 
linery 


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Bryant  W  0,  horseshoer 

Bull  W  K,  collector 

Burgess  J  P,  carpenter  and  builder 

Burnes  T  J,  propr  American  Hotel 

Bums  ft  Co  (James  Burns),   hardware 

and  agricultural  implements 
Burns  G  H,  accountant  Bank  of  British 

North  America 
Burns  Robt,  mgr  Bank  of  British  North 

America 
Burroughs  VVm  G,  tailor 
Burt  S  8,  bakery  and  groceries 
Bushcll  Mrs,  music  teacher 

CALDER  JOHN.  DOS.  <lenti8t 

Uumpbell  D  E  &  Co  (D  E  Campbell), 
druggists 

Campbell  Frank,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Curne  Frederick,  hotel 

GARB  RIGHARO.  importer  whole- 
sa  e  groceries  and  liquors 

CARRINGTON  THOS.  London  Ba- 
zaar, fancy  goods,  stationery,  crock- 
ery, glassware,  etc 

CiJLl^LHO  MRS  AMELIA,  fancy 

goods  and  varieties,  Indian  curiosities, 
etc 

CA8AMAT0U  A  ft  CO  (A  Casamayou, 
J  B  Mayerau,  and  M  Camsusa),  whole- 
sale groceries  and  liquors 

Central  Coal  Yard,  J  A  Lockhart  supt 

CHADWICK  THOS.  saloon 

Chambers  Coote  M,  accountant  Domin- 
ion Government  Savings  Bank 

CSHARLES  WM.  manager  Hudson's 
Bay  Co 

CSITX  HOnS]"  -'onds),  established 

1861,  Wm  \    ..>.   .  &  Co 

CLARK  GEO.  saloon 

Clarke  W  K,  auctioneer 

Clay  Samuel,  groceries 

Cohen  James,  barber 

Coleman  Geo,  saloon 

Collins  Geo,  groceries 

Colonial  Hotel,  M  N  Bechtel  propr 

Cornwall  C  F,  lieutenant  governor 

Couves  A  C,  saloon 

Craft  Wm,  dry  goods 

Cranoelli  P,  general  merchandise 

Crease  H  P  P,  puisne  judge  judicial 
dept 

Crete  I,  bootmaker 

Crosson  James,  clothing 

CROWTHER  JOHN,  house  and  sign 
painter 

Crowther  R  A,  sign  painter  and  stencil 
cutter 

Dalby  Wm,  manager  Belmont  Tanning 
ft  Boot  ft  Shoe  Manufacturing  Co 

DALET  JAMES  B.  Caledonia  Saloon 

Daasonville  J,  goldsmith  and  jeweler 

Davey  Misses,  dressmakers 

Davie  Alex  E  B  (Davie  ft  Pooley),  bar- 
rister-at-law  and  notary 

Davie  J  C,  physician 


(Alex  E  B  Davie 
barristers-at-law 


DAVIE  ft  POOLET 

and  Chas  E  Pooley) 

and  notaries  public 
Davie  Theodore,   barrister-at-Iaw   and 

notary  public 
Davies  J  P  &  Co  (J  Davies),  auctioneers 

and  commission  merchants 
Davis  ft  Link  (Mrs  A  Davis  and  Mrs  J 

Link),  dressmakers 
DENNY  WM.  dry  goods  and  millinery 

DE  WIEDERHOLD  ft  CO  (A  E  s  De 

Wiederhold  and  W  C  Siil'ken),  wood, 
coal,    lumber,   and  commission  mer- 
chants 
Dickson,   Campbell  ft    Co,    wharf  and 
warehouses,    agency  Hastings    Saw- 
mill Co 
Dillon  B  F,  St  Nicholas  Hotel 
Dobinson  Mrs  Joseph,  fancy  goods 
Dobinson  Joseph,  taxidermist 

DOMINION  GOVERNMENT  SAV- 
INGS BANK.  John  Graham  man- 
ager 

Donohue  ft  Williams  (Andrew  Donohuc 
and  Wm  Williams),  hotel 

Dougall  John,  foundry  and  machine 
shops 

Doughty  G  ft  Son  (G  and  J  Doughty), 
brush  makers  and  grocers 

DRAKE  ft  JACKSON  (M  W  T  Drake 
and  K  E  Jackson),  barristers-at-law 
and  notaries  public 

Drake  M  W  T  (Drake  ft  Jackson),  bar- 
ri:iter-at-law  and  notary  public 

Drake  W  T,  coal,  wood,  and  commission 
merchant,  and  wharfinger 

DRIARD  HOUSE.  Rcdon  ft  Hartnagel 

proprietors 
Drout  Mrs  M,  bakery  and  uroceries 
Drummond  J  8,  stoves  and  tinw  are 
Dupont  C  T,  in&pcctor  Inland  Revenue 
Earle  Thos,  wholesale  groceries 

Eberts  D  M  (Eliertsft  Irving),  barrister- 
at-Iaw  and  notary 

Eberts  ft  Irving  (D  M  Kberts  and  P  /K 
Irving),  barristers-at-law  and  notaries 

ftublic 
is  David  M,  propr  Commercial  Hotel 
Elphinstone  R,  patternmaker 
Evans  Samuel,  propr  Park  Hotel 

Fawcett  R  W,  upholsterer  and  paper 
hanger 

Fell  ft  Co  (James  Fell),  groceries 

Fell  ft  Mills  (Thornton  Fell  and  S 
Perry  Mills),  barristers-at-law 

Fell  Thornton  (Fell  ft  Mills),  barrister- 
at-Iaw  and  notary  public 

Fellows  ft  Prior  (Alfred  Fellows  and 
E  G  Prior),  hardware,  iron  and  steel 
agricultural  implements 

Ferguson  James,  saloon 

Ferrand  B,  sausage  factory 


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Findlay,  Durham  &  Brodie  (George  J 
Findlay,  John  H  Durham,  and  John 
H  Brodie),  Matthew  Trotter  Johnson 
mgr,  importers  general  merchandise, 
and  oommiaaion  merchants 

Finlaiaon  C  S,  chief  clerk  of  customs 

Finloyson  John,  groceries 

Fletcher  Thos  W,  sowing  machines 

Flett  J  &  J,  groceries 

FLEWIN  THOS.  Capitol  Saloon 

Fox  M  ft  hi  A,  cutlery  and  fancy  goods 

Francis  Allen,  U  S  cansul 

Francis  Geo,  livery  stable 

Frye  Geo,  landing  waiter,  searcher  and 
clerk  of  customs 

OARESCHE.  aREEN  &  CO  (C  Gar- 

eschu  and  A  A  Green),  bankers  and 

agents  Inman  Steamship  Co 
Geiger  &  Becker  (Thos  Geiger  and  K  J 

F  Becker),  barbers 
Geiger  L,  bootmaker 
Gerritsen  John,  bakery  and  groceries 
Gillespie  Geo,  paying  teller  Bank  of  B  C 
GILMORE    A,   merchant   tailor   and 

clothier 
Glover  8   H,   clothing  and  furnishing 

goods 
Godfrey  Mrs  S,  hotel 
GoUhng  Bernard,  cigars,  tobacco,  can- 
dies, etc 
Good  U  B,  collector  inland  revenue  and 

inspector  weights  and  measures 

GOODACRE  &  DOOLET  (Lawrence 
(jroodacre  and  John  Dooley),  Queen's 
Market,  wholesale  and  retail  butchers 

Gore  VV  S,  surveyor  Kcncrnl 

Gorrie  I'hos,  toys  and  fancy  goods 

Gosnell  Joseph,  groceries 

Gowen  Cha''.  propr  Phoenix  Brewery 

GOWEN  THOMAS,  Novelty  Iron 
Works 

GRAHAM  JOHK)  assistant  receiver 
general  and  dominion  auditor  for  Brit- 
ish Columbia 

GRAY  A  B  &  CO  (A  B  Gray),  dry 
goods  and  gents'  furnishing  goods 

Gray  Andrew,  acting  steamboat  in- 
spector ^ 

Gray  Audrew  J,  architect  and  civil  en- 
gineer 

Gray  J  H,  puisne  judge  judicial  depart- 
ment 

Gray  S,  stair-builder 

Green  A  A  (Garesche,  Green  &  Co)  and 
agt  W,  F  &  Co's  Lxpress 

Green  D,  clothing 

Green  Rowland  E,  teller  Dominion  Gov- 
ernment Savings  Bank 

Gribble  Henry,  fancy  goods  and  varie- 
ties 

Grillo  D,  fruits,  fish,  groceries,  etc 

GRIMM  WILLIAM,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmakor 


Gutmann  Jacob,  guns,  pistols  and  In- 
dian curiosities 

HALL  P  J,  Bee  Hive  Saloon 

Hamley  W,  collector  of  customs 

Hargreavea  G,  civil  engineer  and  sur- 
veyor 

Harris  D  H,  city  surveyor 

Harris  Thomas,  sheriff 

Harrison  Eli,  paints,  oils,  wall-paper 
and  glass 

Harrison  Wm,  saloon 

HART  JOHN  J,  furs,  robes  and  Indian 
curiosities 

Hart  Ockley,  bootmaker 

Hartman  S  M,  dentist 

Hastings  Saw-Mill  Co,  Dickson,  Camp- 
bell £  Co  agts 

Haughton  Thos,  fancy  go'ds 

Hawkins  John,  groceries 

Haymes  A  0,  watchmak«>k*  and  jeweler 

Haywnrd  Chas,  undertaker,  sash,  door 
and  blind  fact.iry  and  contractor  and 
builder 

Heal  David  C.  tinsmith 

HEATHORN  W.  proprietor  Victoria 
Boot  and  Shoe  Manufactory  and  Rock 
Bay  Tannery 

HEISTERMAN  H  F  &  CO  (H  F  Heis- 

termnn  and  A  J  Mouat),  real  estate 
and  insurance  agents 

Hendry  Alex,  chief  engineer  City  Wa- 
ter Works 

Henley ,  Henley's  Hotel 

Hett  J  Roland,  barrister-at-law,  notary 
public  and  attorney -general 

Hey  wood  J,  pork -packer 

HIBBEN  T  N  &  CO  (T  N  Hibben), 

booksellers  and  stationers 
Hilderbrand  Mrs  M  A,  tailor 

HIGGINS  D  W,  proprietor  "British 

Colonist " 
WJTXTAB.'n  JOSEPH,  groceries,  fruits, 

etc 
HOLMAN  ft  PERRT  (John  Holman 

and  Thos  Perry),  Union  Saloon 
Hooper  &  Borde  (D    G  Hooper  and  H 

Borde),  bootmakers 
Howe  Mining  Co,   Edgar  Crow   Baker 

secretary 

HUDSON'S  BAY  CO,  Wm  Charles 
manager,  wholesale  general  merchan- 
dise aud  fur  traders  and  steamboat 
owners 

Humber  M,  brick  mfr 

HuAiphreys  Mrs,  hotel 

Humphreys  T  Basil,  provincial  secretary 
and  minister  of  miues  and  clerk  ex- 
ecutive council 

Hutcheson,  Young  &  Co  (James  Hutch- 
eson  and  Honry  Young),  dry  goods 
and  millinery 

Huxtable  Wm  H,  groceries 

INGE  THOS*  wood  and  coal 


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dent  Pioneer  line  of  steamers  and  cap- 
tain steamer  R  P  Rithtt 
Irving  P  i/Et  (Eberts  ft   Irving),  barris- 

ter-at-)aw  and  notary 
JACKSON  JAMES,  Palace  Saloon 
Jackson  U  E  (Drake  ft  Jackson),  barris- 

ter-at-law  and  notary  public 
Jackson  Wm,  druj^gist  and  physician 
Janion  R  C,  importer  and  conunission 

merchant 
Jaques  Geo,  watchmaker 
Jay  ft  Co  (Geo  Jay),   nurserymen   and 

seedsmen 
JEFFREE  W  J.   clothing    and  gents 

t'urnixhiiiK  goods 
Jemmett  Wm  8,  Indian  surveyor 
JENSEN  WM >  proprietor  Occidental 

Hotel 
Jewell    Henry,   new   and  second-hand 

goods 
Johns  James,  ligars  and  tobacco 
Johnson    Edwin,   barrister-at-law    and 

notary  public 
Johnson  E  M,  real  estate  agent,  notary 

public  and  conveyancer 
Jonnson  Matthew  Trotter,  marager  for 

Findlay,  Durham  ft  Brodie 
Johnston  P  T  ft   Co  (P  T    Johnston), 

nurserymen,  seedsmen  and  fl  rists 
Jones  C  8,  accountant  Bank  of  B  C 
Jones  Stephen,   Dominion  Hotel 
Jones  Thos  C,  boat  builder 
JORDAN  WMi  baktry  and  groceries 
Keays  G  C,  stoves  and  tinware 
Kelly  8  L  ft  Co,   stoves  and  tinware, 
mfra  tin,  copper  and  sheet  iron   ware 
King  Joseph  H ,  saloon 
King  8amuel,  bakery 
Kirdop  Geo,  granite  works 
Knight  H,  dr^  goods  and  groceries 
Kurtz  ft  ('o,  cigar  mfrs 
Lafond  Thos,  saloon 
Lancashire  Fire  Insurance  Co,  J  C  Bales 

agent 
Lange  (i  W  A  ft  Son  (G  W  A  and  W  I 

Lange),  watchmakers  and  jewelers 
Langley  ft  Co  (A  J  Langley  and  H   L 
Junes),  wholesale  and  retail  druggists 
Langley  Mrs  J,  dressmaker 
Leahy  John,  brewery 
Leigh  Edwin  A,  registrar  county  court 
Leigh  Wm,  city  clerk 
Leiser    Simon,   commission    merchant, 

coffee  and  spice-mills 
Leneveu  David,   produce,  storage  and 

commission  merchant 
LETTICE    ft  SEARS  (Robt  Lettice 
and  Joseph  Sears),  painters  and  gla- 
ziers 
Levy  Mrs  E,  fruits,  candies,  etc 
LEYT  joe.  restaurant 
LEWIS  LEWI&  clothing,  furnishing 
goods,  hats,  caps,  valises  and  trunks 


Lilley  H  A,  candy  manufacturer 
Lindsay  D,  deputy  collector  inland  rev- 
enue 
Lookhart  7  A,  supt  Central  Coal  Yard 
Loewen  ft  Erb  (Joseph  Loewen  and  L 

Erb),  Victoria  Brewery 
Loewenberg  Ld,  real  estate  and  ins  agt 
LOHSE  WM,  Bank  Exchange  Saloon 
LONOHURST  JARYIS.  Belmont  Sa- 

loon 
Lovell  John  B,  mgr  B  C  Co-operative 

Co 
Lovett  ft   Barry  (J   Lovett   and  T  A 

Barry),  saloon 
Lubl»e  T,  furs 

LUKER  &  CO,  ttouring-mills 
Mackay  .Joseph  \V,  census  chief  officer 

f.u-  B  C 
Maclure  Miss  Sara  A,mgr  Telegraph  and 

Signal  Service  Dominion  of  Canada 
Mallunduinu  Edward,  architect 
Munn  ft  Heron  ( H  T  Maun  and  Robert 

Heron),  saddlery  und  harness 
Manavll  H,  infr  and  importer  boots  and 

shoes 
Manson  ft   Hendry  (Wm  Manson  and 

Thos  Hendry),  walvh  factory 
MA1M»rAT.T.  WM,  North  Pacific  Sa- 
loon  

MARVIN  E  &  ship  chandler 
Murvin   Edgar,   hardware  and  agricul- 
tural impToments 
Mason  Mrs(t,  boarding-house 
Mason  H  8  (Allsop  ft  Mason),  barrister- 
at-law  and  notary  public 

MATTHEWS  JB,  M  R  C8  E L s  A 

Land 

MATTHEWS.  RICHARDS  ft  TTE 

(Geo  Matthews  und  Thos  Hichards. 

Birmingham,  lilnglanil,   and  Thos  H 

Tye),  importers  iron,  steel,  hardware, 

ftc 
Muynard   R,  boots  and  shoes,   leather 

and  shoo  findings 
Maynurd  Mrs  R,  photographer 
MATNARD  ft  STUmS  (Geo  H  May- 

nard  and  Samuel  Stubbn),  City  Boot 

and  .Shoe  Store 
McBROOM  A,  groceries,  fruits,  etc 
McCaudlish  James,  saloon 
McDonnell  A  J,  tailor 
McDonnell  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco 

McDowell  w  j  ft  m  c.  propri- 
etors "Daily  Evening  Post  " 
McKcnzie  C  C,  supt  Education  Dept 

McKENZIE  ft  MBSTON  (J  R  Mc- 

Kenzie    and   John    Meston),    black- 
smiths and  carriagemakers 
McKeon  Wm,  propr  Oriental  Hotel 
McKillican  ft  Anderson  (W  D  McKilli- 
can  and  W  J  Anderson),    carpenters 
and  buildeni 
McLEAN  A  ft  00  (A  McLean),  cloth- 
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MoMackin  P  A,  feed  •torn 
McMickinu  R  B,  tngr  Victoria  and  E 

quimalt  Tolephnne  Co 
McMillan  J  E,  job  printer 
McNiffo  Wm,  aalooa 
McQuade  P  &  Son  ( P ,  E  A  and  L  G  Mc 

Quade),  Rhip  chumllert 
Me  88  H,  clotliing 
Mollor  Fred'k,  tailor 
Mil  ar  Jtiines,  blacksmith  and  wagon 

maker 
Millor  Mnnroe,  job  printer 
Mills  S  Perry  (Fell  &  MilU),  barriater- 

at-law 
Milne  A  R,  Hrst  clerk  of  customa 
MILNEOL.  MDCM 

Mitchell  Mrs  J  O,  milliner 

MOFFATT     HAMILTON,     Indian 

snperintondi-ncy  clerk 
Mohum  Edward,  Indian  Hiirveyor 
Montohio  G,  groceries 
Moore  &  Co,  druggists 
Moore  .T  J,  bakery 
Morison  Geo,  druggist 
Morley  Christopher,  soda  works 
Mortimer    John,  marble    and    granite 

works 
Moss  Morris,  mining  agt 
Muirhead  &   Mann   (James    Mnirhoad 

and  J  G  Mann),  sash,  door  and  blind 

factory 
Munro  A  K,  teller  Bank    of   British 

North  America 
Murphy  &  Brown  (P  Murphy  and  M  C 

Brown),  saloon 
Nesbitt  &  Co  (Mrs  S   Nesbitt),  cracker 

bakery 
NEUFELDEB  &  BOSS  (Dixi  H  Ross 

and  Edward  C  Neufelder),  groceries 
Nowbry    Wm,     harness,    saddle    and 

trunkmaker 
Nicholson  Thos,  groceries 
Norris  Fred'k,  harness  and  trunkmaker 
Norris  W  G,  hardware 

NOVELTT  IBON   WOBKS.  Thos 

(Jowen  proprietor 

Nuttall  R,  real  estate  agt 

Nuttall  Thos  C,  insurance  and  real'  es- 
tate agt 

OASTEBHOUT  PETEB,  hardware, 
crockery,  stoves,  tinware,  lumps  and 
glasswore 

OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,  Wm  Jensen 
proprittor 

O'C'onnor  Wm  F,  supt  Victoria  City 
Police 

OFNEB  A,  groceries 

OPPENHEIMEB  ^^BOS  (I>avid  and 
Isaac  Oppenheimer),  wholesale  gro- 
ceries 

Orit  atal  Hotel,  Wm  MoKeon  propr 

Paine  Fred,  barber 

Papst  John,  saloon 

Papst  J  T,  groceries 


Pardee  0,  gunsmith 
?ABKJfiB  JOHN,  meat  market 
Partridge  Robt.  city  messenger 
Pemberton  A  F,  police  judge 
Pendray  &  Co  (W  J  Pondray  and  W  J 

Jeffreo),  British  Columbia  Soap  Works 

Perkins ,  painter 

Petit  J,  gunsmith 

Phillips  Alex,  soda  water  factory 

Phillii)s  C  J,  saloon 

FHILLIFS  JOHN  B,  Royal  Exchange 

Saloon 
Piaggio  G,  general  merchandise 
Pierre  T  W,  tailoring  and  dyoin« 

FIONEEB  LINE  OF  StEA^EBS, 

Capt  John  Irving  superintendent 

FITT8  S  J,  wholesale  groceries 

Platz  Geo,  cooper 

Pointer  N,  new  and  se'iond-hand  goods 

Pollard  Wm,  burrister-at-law  and  no- 
tary 

Ponc'et  V,  music  teacher 

Pooley  Chas  E  (Davie  &  Pooloy),  bar- 
rister-at  law  and  notary 

Porter  R.>bt,  meat  market 

"POST"  (Daily  Evening),  W  J  and 
M  C  McDowell  proprietors 

I'owell  I  W,  Indian  superintendent 

Prevost  J  C,  registrar  supreme  court 

Price  Thos,  merchant  tailor 

Read  J  M,  bootmaker 

Rodferii  C  E,  watches  and  jewelry 

BEOON    ft   HABTNAGEL  (Louis 

Redon  and  A  O  Hartnagel),  proprie- 
tors Driard  House 

Revely  Fred'k,  agt  department  of  marine 
fisheries 

Rhode  Joseph,  bakery,  groceries,  crock- 
ery, etc 

Rhodes  H,  receiving  teller  Bank  of  B  C 

Richards  F  G  Jr,  draughtsman.  Lands 
and  Works  Department 

BICHABDS  F  d  SB.  "Uncle  Frank's" 
Saloon 

Roberts  R,  merchant  tailor 

BOBEBTSON  JOHN,  blacksmith  and 
boilermaker 

Robson  James^  city  jailer 

BOCK  BAY  TANNEBY,  w  Hea- 

thorn  proprietor 
Roebuck  H  S,  Dominion  Government 

sec 
Russell  Taos,  city  assessor 
Salmon  E  J  &  Co  (E  J  Salmon  and  J 

Levy),  furniture,   crockery,   and  In- 
dian curiosities 
Sargison  G  A,  accountant 
SATJNDEBS  HENBY,  wholesale  and 

retail  groceries 
Sayward  W  P,  saw-mill  and  lumber 
Seeley  W  C  S,  propr  Australian  Hotel, 

organ  builder  and  piano  tuner 
Sehl  Jacob,  mfr  furniture,  bedding,  and 

carpets 


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HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 


WHITE  BBOM  .  18  A  IS  Main  and  14  A  16  Mp«ar 
Street,  S.  F.    Wason  Htoek,  Cabinet  Woote.  ct« 


mine  DDlVCDIIill  £  Pn    'BWMIiBBa.  odPer  «o««s  lower  than  aajr 
LuUlO  DnAf  CnnlAll  &  UU.,      honac  In  the  City.  H»  Hontcoiiery  at. 


1200 


British  ColuTnhia — Victoria. 


SEHL  FRANK.  Teutonia  Saloon 
tihakespeare  Mrs  N,  fancy  goods 

SHAKESPEARE  NOAH,  real  estate 
and  employinent  agency,  mayor  of 
Victoria,  and  member  House  of  Con- 
gress 

Shaw  &  Kuna  (Thos  Sbaw  and  Joseph 
Kuna),  Victoria  Iron  Works 

Shears  &  Partrid<;e  (W  Shears  and  J 
Partridge),  dry  goods  and  millinery 

Shore  S  &  Co  (.^  Shore),  groceries 

SHORT  HENRY,  gunmaker  and  im- 
porter 

SHOTBOLT  THOS,  druggist 

Silver  John,  groceries 

SIMPSON  DONALD,  merchant  tailor 
Singer  Mfg  Co,  W  H  Adams  agt 
Smith  &  Clark  (A  J  Smith   and  O  J 

Clark),    contractors,     builders,     and 

sash  and  door  factory 
SMITH  C  McK.  proprietor  "Victoria 

Standard" 
Smith  J  McB,  provincial  auditor 
SMITH  M  R.  Victoria   Bakery,  fancy 

cakes,  biscuit,  etc 
Spencer  David,   dry    goods,   millinery, 

and  carpets 
Spencer  S  A,  photographer 

SPRATT^ JOSEPH,  proprietor  Albion 
I  ron  k  Stone  Works  and  East  Coast 
Mail  Route 

Stahlschniidt  A  Ward  (T  L  Stahl- 
sulimidt  and  U  Ward),  commiiision 
merchants,  Royal  Swedish  and  Nor- 
wegian Consulate 

Staples  M  G,  assay  or  Bank  of  British 
>forth  America 

STEELE  PETER,  saloon 

STEITZ  BROS  (<'Co  and  Fred  Stcitz 
and  John  P  Pelletier),  bakery  and 
restaurant 

Stevens  &  Geimore  (John  Stevens  and 
John  (fcimore),  saloon 

STEWART  &  BRADEN  (John  Stew- 

art  and  John   Bruden),  plumbers  and 

gasiitters 
Story  Thos,  undertaker,  carpenter  and 

builder 
STROUSS  C  &  CO  (C  Strouss  and  E 

Bloomiugdale),   wholesale  dry   goods 

and  clothing 
Swickhard  E  M  &,  Co,  glove  factory 
Taylor  Chas,  tinsmith 
Teaijue  J,  architect 

THISTLE  W  H.  San  Francisco  Saloon 
Thistletou  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker 
Thompson  K  B,  dentist 
Thomson  C  W  i{,  sec    Victoria  Gas  Co 

and  British  Columbia  Invustmcnt  & 

Loan  Society 
Thomson  Geo,  faloon 
THORNE  CORNELIUS,  clothing  and 

furnishing  goods 


TIEDEMAN  H  0.  architect  and  civil 

engineer 
TILIDRY  OEO  F.  veterinary  surgeon 
Tipjpins  W  J.  candy  factory 
Todd  Chas,  supt  provincial  police 
Todd  J  H  &  Son  (J  H  and  C  F  Todd), 

wholesale  general  merchandise 

Trimble ,  physician 

Trutch  J  W,  dominion  government  agt 
Tuckfield  F  L,  accountant,  commission 

agent,  etc 

TURNER.  BEETON  &  CO  (J  H  Tur- 

ner  and  H  C  Beoton),  commission 
merchants  and  wholesale  general  mer- 
chandise  

UNCLE  FRANK'S  SALOON.  F  G 

Richards  Sr  proprietor,  Langley  Al- 

Vi%  VOLKENBURGH  &  CO.  whole- 

sale  and  retail  butchers 

VICTORIA  BOOT  &  SHOE  MAN- 
UFACTORY. W  Heathorn  proprie- 
tor 

Victoria  &  Esquimalt  Telephone  Co, 
R  B  McMicking  manager 

V^ictoria  (las  Co,   C  Wit  Thomson  sec 

"VICTORIA  STANDARD"  (daily 
and  weekly),  C  McK  Smith  proprie- 
tor 

Vienna  Gen,  fruit,  Bsh  and  game 

Vigelius  Bros  (Louis  and  Anton  Vige- 
lius) 

Vipond  A.  gunsmith  and  machinist 

WAITT  M  W  &  CO  (M  W  Waitt). 
books  and  stationery 

WalkemG  A,  puisne  judge  judicial  de- 
partment 

Wall  John,  merchant  tailor 

Wallace  A.  saw-tiler 

Wallace  Robert,  postmaster  and  post- 
office  inspector  Br'tish  Columbia 

Waller  Henry,  candy  fj^ctory 

WALLS  J  P  barristcr-at-law  and  no- 
tary public 

Walter  Hanry.  Bavaria  Brewery 

WARD  W  C,  manager  Bank  of  British 
Columbia     

WEILER  JOHN,  furniture,  glassware 
carpets,  etc,  upholstery.  Fort 

WELCH.  RITHET  ft  CO  (R  P  Rith- 

et    and  Andrew    Welch),   importers 

and  commission  merchants,  insurance 

agents,  agents  P  CS  S  Co,  and  Moody- 

villo  Saw-mill  Co 
Wells,   Fargo  &    Co's    Express,    A  A 

Green  agent 
WenserJ,  wntchmakerand  jeweler 
WEST    CHRISTOPHER.    Merchant 

Exchange  Salooi; 
Weston  G  M'  attorney-atlaw  ^ 

White  Bros  (James  and  William  White), 

saloon 
White  James  E,  second-hand  goods 
Whitley  Stephen,  s  coad-hanil  clothing 


ULVIN  NUniNG  &  SON, 


MIHIIRKM,  JAIL.  ANI»  VEXC^K  WOKKT 
)OC7  Main  Street,  Wan  Vrauctoca. 


kUEH,  TOGGLE  &  CO..  OAK  PLANK,"a.'Rasa;r.' 


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1201 


Whittaker  Wm,  barber 

Wickham  tc,  Waggoner  (Win  Wiokham 
and  A  Waggoner),  blacksmiths 

WIGKHAH  WILLIAM  (Wickham 
&  Waggoner),  blacksmith 

Williams  Benj,  clothing 

Williams  J  W,  feed  stable 

WILLIAMS  R  T,  bookbinder,  paper- 
ruler  and  publisher  British  Columbia 
Directory 

Wilson  A  &  W,  stoves  and  tinware, 
plumbers  and  gastittors 

WILSON  H  C,  tinsmith  and  plumber, 
general  contractor  on  buildings 

WILSON  J  F,  Victoria  Foundry 

Wilson  John,  saloon 

WILSON  JOHN  J,  Central  Bakery 


(ESTABLISHED  1803.) 

MESSRS.  BAGNALL  &  CO., 

SOLE  IMPORTERS  OF 

English,  French,  German  and  American 

VIOIilWS,  »IJlTARt»,  BANJOM, 

Accor(leon^l  and  Concertinas.  Best  Roman 
Stt'in(;s  for  all  instruments),  and  a  great  variety 
of  Book  and  Slicet  Music.  Pianos  and  Organs 
for  hire  or  sale  on  easy  terms. 

Government  St.,  Victoria,  B.  C. 


A.  Casamayou.      J.  P.  Mayorau.     M.  Camsusa. 

A.  CASAMAYOU  &  CO., 

Wholesale  Dealers  in 

Groceries,  Provisions, 

WINES,    LIQUORS, 

HaYana  Cigars  8  Frencli  Preserves. 

YaUiSt.,     ~    -    -     YiotorU,  B.  C. 


WILSON  WILLIAM  &  CO  (William 
Wilson),  "  City  House,"  dry  goods 

WILSON  W  &  J,  clothing  and  fur- 
nishing goods 
Wilton  L  H,  tent  and  sailmaker 
Winch  Frank  K,  carriagemaker 
Wolfenden  R,  provincial  aupt  printing 

WEIGHT  &  RTJDGE  (H  M  Wright 
and  Geo  Rudge),  marble  works 

WRIGLESWOETH  JOSEPH,  gro- 
ceries and  liquors 

Wylde  C  S,  custom  house  broker 

Wylly  C  G,  average  adjuster 

York  &  Lenz  (Joseph  York  and  M 
Lenz),  dry  goods 

Young  ^I,  bakery  and  restaurant 

A.  GILMORE, 

MERCHANT  TAILOR. 

Johnson  St.,  Victoria,  B.  0. 

Has  on  hund  a  large  stock  of  Uoods,  consisting  of 

Clothing,  Furnishing  Goods, 

Hats,  Cape,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Kto. 

The  ab'jvo  goods  will  bo  sold  at  greatly  reduced 
prices;  al^o,  Clonds  sold  on  Commission. 

CiARMRWTtIi  ]IIAI>f:  TO  ORDER. 


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ininguooKseiiers 

AND  STATIONERS. 


Government  St.,    -    Victoria,  B-  C. 


RICHARD  C^RE, 

Importer  and  Wholesale  Dealer  in 

Qroceries,  Provisions  $  Liquors 

Wharf  Street,  Victoria,  B,  C. 


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WKISKIES-Gooderham  &  Worts'  Canadian,  Scotch  and  Irish. 

AI.COHOL  AMD  PURE  SPIRITS. 

Sole' Agent  for  Rob  Roy,  Old  Highland,  and  "  Auchtertool  "  Whiskies. 


HARDWOOD  UIMBERiWAGON  STOCK*"'^"  ""^ .»»«.«-. 


i,  and  14*  to  Spear  Mt.  8  r 


1202 


British  Columbia — Victoria. 


GARESCHE,  GREEN  &  COMPANY, 

GOVERNMENT  STREET VICTORIA,  B.  C. 

Deposits  received  in  Gold,  Silver  and  U.  S.  Currency.    Interest  paid  in  the 

same  on  Time  Deposits. 
Gold  Duct  and  U.  S.  Currency  purchased  at  highest  market  rates. 
Sight  Drafts  and  Telegraphic  Transfers  on  San  Francisco,  New  York 

and  Canada. 
Exchange  on  London  available  in  all  parts  of  Europe,  England,  Ireland  and 

Scotland. 
Letters  of  Credit  issued  on  the  principal  cities  of  the  United  States,  Canada 

^  AGENTS  FOR  WELLS.  FARGO  ft  CO. 


and  Europe. 


(P.  O.    DRAWER  4.) 


H,  F.  HEISTERMAN  &,  CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS 

Langley  Street,  Victoria,  B.  C. 


Agentaforthe  Phcnix  Fire  Insurance,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. ;  Kc^tiitable  Life,  of  \ew  York:  Fire- 
man's Fund  (Marine),  of  San  Krandsco;  Office  of  The  Underwntinjf  ami  Affoncy  Association,  of 
Lloyd's,  London.    Also  Ai^entM  for  tlie  Miitual  Life  of  Sow  York,  for  Washinjfton  Territory. 

Pioneer  Line  of  Steamers 


VICTORIA,  HOPE,  YALE  9  WAY  LANDINGS. 
Capt.  John  Irving,  Manager. 


66 


THE    MAGNIFICENT    STEAMER 

H.   P.   RITHET, 


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LBAVBM  Vlntorls  Wedacsday  aad  Hatarday  fsr  Yala  aad  way  porta, 
RETlIRNINCt  -leaven  Yalr  Monday  and  Friday. 


British  Golumhia — VictoHa. 


1203 


A.  micLEAN  «  CO., 

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AND  IMPOBTI^RS  OF 

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Fort  Street,  Victoria,  B,  C, 

GLOVES.  SHIRTS,  UMBRELLAS.  ETC. 

The  Daily  Evening  Post, 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  EVENING  EXCEPT  SUNDAY, 

By  W.  J.  &  M.  C.  Mcdowell,  Sole  Proprietors, 

Victoria,        -       _        _        _         British    Columbia. 


The  only  Independent  Newspaper  Published  in  Brit- 
ish GcTumbia. 


The    POST  will  contain  the  Latest  and    Most   Reliable 

News  from  Home  and  Abroad,  and  our  Headers 

can  always  rely  on  our 

REPORTS  BEING  FAIR,  IMPARTIAL  AND  TRUE. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS    SOUCITED. 

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(KHIEPROOF  BRICK  BUILDING.) 
THE  li.'lReEliT  HOTEfi  IN  VICTORIA. 

Cor.  Wharf  and  Johnson  Streets,  Victoria,  B.  C. 

Frontintr  on  Wharves  of  the  California,  Puget  Sound  and  Froser  River  Steamers. 

WM,  JMNSEIf. PBOPMIETOB, 

Board  and  Lodging,  $1.00  to  $1.50  per  Bay. 

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JOHNSON  STREET, 

Comer  of  Oriental  Alley,  VICTORIA,  B.  C. 


BRANCH  STORE  AT  ESQUIMALT. 

^S" Agent  for  Steamer  Sardonyx,  Tug  Pilot,  and  Schooner  Bonanza."^ 


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GEO.  F.  TILBURY, 

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Victoria  Stables, 

BROAD  STREET, 

Victoria,  V.  I. 


f^  Prescriptions  sent  by  letter  when 
cases  properly  described. 


WELLINGTON. 

Vancouver  District.  A  post-office. 

Fear  John,  saloon 

HARVEY  JAMES,  general  tnerchan- 

dis'j  and  postinuster 
Hoskins  Mrs,  fruits 
Jones  W  M,  physician 
Sexsinith  VV  V,  clergyman 
WALL  THOMAS,  aaloon 


WILLIAMS  LAKE. 

Post-office  150-Mile-House. 

Eagle  C  B,  fanner 
Pinchbeck  k  Lyne,  farmers 


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YALE. 

Yale  District.  A  post-office,  situated 
at  the  head  of  navigation  on  Frasor 
River,  110  miles  from  its  mouth.  The 
location  is  in  a  narrow  gorge,  backed 
by  mountains  2,000  to  2,500  feet  high. 
There  are  rich  creeks  and  streams  in 
the  vicinity,  abounding  in  trout. 
Yale  attained  its  original  importance 
in  1853,  as  a  trading  point  for  the 
mining  district.  It  is  now  importanc 
as  the  temporary  construction  head- 
quarters of  the  Canadian  Pacific  Rail- 
way. The  river  and  rocky  scenery 
at  this  point  ia  magnificent.  Steamers 
of  the  Pioneer  Line  ply  twice  a  week 
each  way,  connecting  at  New  West- 
minster with  Vic^  jria  steamers.  Yale 
lias  a  population  of  600. 

Bossi  &  Vellatti,  groceries 

British  Columbia  Express  Co 

Clair  Matilda,  general  merchandise 

Dart  II  B,  hotel  and  gen  mdsc,  25  miles 
above  Yale 

Dewdney  Walter,  eovernment  agt 

OOTJGLAS  &  DEIOHTON  (B  Douglas 
and  K  Deighton),  harness  and  sad- 
dlery 

Elley  Reuben,  hotel 

Elliott,  Doyle  &  Co,  saloon 

Flink  P,  general  merchandise,  25  miles 
above  Yale 

Forrester  T  H  &  Co,  restaurant 

Fraser  James,  watchmaker 

Frickelton  J  D,  physician 

Gibbs  W  W,  attorney-at-law 


Gilmore  &  Clark,  clothing 

Hannington ,  physician 

Harrison  W,  books  and  stationery 
Harvey  Wm,  trader  H  B  Co 
HAOAN  M,  proprietor   "  Inland  Sen- 
tinel" 

LUDSON'S  BAT  GO,  general  merchan- 
dise 

"INLAND  SENTINEL"  (weekly), 

M  Hagan  proprietor 

INSLET  J  E,  Cascade  Hotel 

Kimball  &   Gladwin,    forwarding   and 
commission 

Leamy  Andrew,  barrister-at-law 

Lindsay  Alex,  postmaster  and  telegraph 
operator 

Loutit  Robt,  blacksmith 

McBride  James,  tinsmith 

McCartney  John,  saloon 

McCartney  W  E,  druggist 

McCoskery  Geo  &  Co,  hotel 
McDonald  Alex,  hotel 
McGirr  &  Davis,  saloon 
Mcljcnnan  Bros,  saloon 
McQuarrie  D,  boots  and  shoes 
Nelson  Uriah,  general  merchandise 
Powers  H  &  L,  general  merchandise 
Romano  J  Q,  general  merchandise 
Scintto  G  B  &  Co,  fruits,  candies,  etc 
Sebastian  M  M,  millinery 
Smithcr  A,  sec  Yale  Water  Works 
Stott  &  Cannell,  hotel,  14-Mile-House 
Stratton  W  C,  florist 
Taylor  W  J,  hotel 
Tuttle  Guy.  hotel 

I  Van  Valkeiii/urgh  A,  butcher 
Yale  Water  Works,  A  Smither  sec 


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4)14  Montcoiiiery  Sttreet,  Room  SS,  San  Franelsco,  Cal. 

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ALASKA. 


See,  alsa  List  of  Towns  Received  Too  Late  for  Regular  Insertion. 

This  Territory  preseuts  to  the  eye  the  general  outlines  of  a  beautiful  penin- 
sula much  enhanced,  however,  by  its  line  ot  islandu,  which  dot  far  out  into  the 
grand  Pacific  toward  the  shores  of  Asia.  During  1 865-07  Alaska  was  explored 
to  some  extent  by  a  party  of  scientists  sent  by  the  United  States.  As  a  result, 
negotiations  were  made  with  the  Kussinn  Government  for  its  purchase.  The 
treaty  was  finally  ratified  by  the  Senate,  and  the  sum  of  S7,*200,000  was  paid  by 
the  Unitetl  States,  and  Alaska  was  annexed  as  a  Territory.  The  Yukon,  or 
Kwickpah  Kiver,  as  it  is  called  by  the  Russians,  rises  in  British  Columbia  and 
Hows  in  a  southwesterly  path  across  the  entire  territory,  paying  its  tribute  to 
Behring  Sea.  It  is  more  than  1,800  miles  in  length,  and  tiUO  miles  from  its  mouth 
it  boasts  of  a  breadth  greater  than  a  mile.  Its  current  varies  at  different  stages 
of  its  course  and  also  at  different  seasons  of  the  year.  In  the  Yukon  Valley  a 
sturdy  grass  is  found,  which  affords  f^.dder  for  large  numbers  of  cattle.  No  grain 
is  raisi'd,  however,  and  only  the  hardy  vegetables  grew;  the  fertile  lands  beini,' 
near  Cook's  Inlet.  Properly  speaking,  Alaska  may  be  called  a  Territory  of  vol- 
canoes. The  loftiest  peaks  are  found  in  the  Coast  Range.  Mount  St.  Elias  is 
estimated  t"  tower  17,850  feet  aljove  the  stia-level;  this  buing  so,  it  is  the  highest 
cap  in  North  America.  The  chief  source  of  revenue  is  derived  from  the  skins  ot 
wild  animals,  the  fisheries  and  the  growth  of  the  forests.  The  capture  of  seals  is 
now  regulatetl  by  law,  and  the  United  States  derives  a  large  revenue  from  those 
to  whom  the  immopoly  has  lieen  jjranted.  During  the  summer  months  Alaska 
and  its  islands  Iwcome  the  home  ot  myriads  of  birds  of  all  species.  Lakes,  also 
hot  and  mineral  springs  are  found  in  the  interior.  Merely  the  coast  and  the 
islands  dotting  the  coast  have  l)een  explored  to  any  extent,  and  thus  very  little  is 
known  of  the  interior.     Tlie  climate  is  not  nearly  as  severe  as  has  often  been  said. 


Young  Mrs  Fanny,  postmistress 
Young  Kev  S  H,  minister 


JACKSON. 

(iould  John  L,  postmaster 


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FORT  WRANGEL. 

A  post-oflice. 

Atloff  Rev  Father,  Catholic  priest 

Brown  C,  trailer 

Costello  M,  saloon 

Decker  L,  shoemaker 

Holey  M,  lodging 

Kohen  Sam,  clerk 

LEAR  Wlf  K,  general  merchandise, 

proprietor    U  S   Bondeil   Warehouse 

and  agent  P  C  Steamship  Co 
Levy  B,  general  merchandise 
McFarland  Mrs  A  R,  priu  Presbyterian 

Home  for  (Jirls 
McFarland  I,  physician 
MoFarland  Mrs  J,  asst  priu  Presbyterian 

Home  for  (iirls 
McKiunon  I),  general  merchandise 
NorMirup  O,  groceries 
Oakfonl  Capt,  depy  collector  of  customs 
Presbyterian   Home  for  < iirls,  Mrs  A  R 

McFarland  principal 
Smith  .losfph,  l»akery 
Sonichsei.    N,   photographer 
Stephens  VV  .1,  general  merchandise 
Woodcock  W  H,  restaurant 

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JUNEAU. 

Alberstine  R,  saloon 

Cohen  J,  gen  merchandise 

Copliii  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Corcoran  P,  general  merchandise 

Curry  .1,  saloon 

Karsard  &  Rudkins,  gen  mdsc 

ITITTfT.T^H.  J^,  mining 

Knowl  (ieorgc,  saloou 

Martin  D,  general  merchandise 

Newcomer  William,  saloon 

N  W  T  Co,  general  nkerchandise 

Reed  W  F,  general  merchandise 

Schmeig  J,  druggist 

Twan  J,  saloon 


NINO  CITY. 

Martin  D,  trader 


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NEVADA. 


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Situated  between  latitude  35  deg.  and42deg.  north  and  longitude  114  deg.  a  d 
120  deg.  west.     Bounded  on  the  north  by  Oregon  and  Idaho,  on  the  east  by  Utuh 
and  Arizona,  and  on  the  south  and  west  by  California.     Its  area  is   104,125 
square  miles,  being  third  in  extent  of  territory,  Texas  and  California  preceding 
her  in  the  rank  of  dimension.     Nevada  was  the  thirty-sixth   State  admitted  to 
the  Union  under  the  Constitution.     Its  counties  are  only  fourteen  in  number,  and 
necessarily  large.     The  population,  which  is  variously  estimated  at   from  G0,000 
to  75,000,  is  decidedly  cosmopolitan,  Americans  predominating  largely.      The 
general  surface  is  a  table-land,  with  an   average  altitude  of  4,500  feet  above  sea 
level,  traversed  with  great  uniformity  by  nearly  parallel  ranges  of  mountains, 
rising  from  1,000  to  8,000  feet  higher.     These  ranges  have  for  the  most  part  a 
north  and  south  direction,  and  are  separated  by  valleys  from  five  to  twenty  miles 
wide,  the  bases  of  the  mountains  having  also  abo>it  the  same  width.     The  moun- 
tains are  frequently  intersected  by  ravines,  which  form  easy  passes,  and  in  some 
places  are  br  ikeii  into  confused  and  detached  masses.     The  valleys  sometimes  ex- 
tend more  than  100  miles,  uninterrupted  excepi;  by  an  occasional   butte   or  pro- 
jecting spur,  and  frequently,  whei-e  the  mountuL  us  disappear  or  contract,  unite 
with  other  valleys,  or  expand  into  broad  plains  or  basins,  some  of   which  are  un- 
obstructed, while  others  are  dotted  with  buttes  or  covered  with  groups  of  rugged 
hills.     The  rivers  of  the  State  are  small  and  not  navigable,  some  of   which   dis- 
appear in  "sinks"  or  sloughs.     Others  again  find  their  way  to  the  surface  after 
"losing"  themselves.     This  is  occasioned  by  the  porous  soil  that  is  iound  there. 
The  vast  productions  of  silver  ore  which  her  mines  have  yielded  have  resulted  in 
the  acquirement  of  the  title  of  the  "Silver  State."    The  stock  raising  interests  of 
Nevada  are  a  source  of  revenue  that  fev '  States  or  countries  can  boast.     The 
cattle  raised  for  beef  command  a  higher  prite  in  Eastern  markets  than  those  of 
any  other  "  Far  West "  State  or  Territory,  \'hile  the  wool  clipped  from  her  many 
flocks  of  sheep  is  said  to  be  inferior  to  none  that  ever  passed  the  scrutiny  of  the 
argus-eyed  inspector  at  the  greatest  factorif-M  in  the  world.    Besides  her  deposits 
of  silver  there  have  been  discovered  lode?  of  copper,  iron,  and  other  metals  of 
remarkable  richness.     The  future  of  the  State,  while  it  is  perhaps  not  so  promis- 
ing as  it  was  during  the  excitement  incident  to  the  discovery  of  the  precious  ores 
in  such  large  quantities,  cannot  be  considered  otherwise  than  flattering.    Her 
progress,  we  predict,  will  be  steady  and  permanent,  and  ere  the  close  of  the  pres- 
ent decade  her  population  will  show  an  increase  not  anticipated  by  her  most  san- 
guine citizens.     Her  schools  are  superior,  her  people  enterprising  and  intelligent, 
and  her  public  institutions  will  compare  favorably  with  those  of  States  that  have 
worn  the  "cape  of  time  "  so  many  years  longer.     The  valleys  are  very  rich  for 
agricultural  purposes,  vegetables,  grain,  tobacoo,  hay  and  other  products,  as  exper- 
iments show,  yielding  quite  an  income  to  those  thus  engaged.     There  are  quite  a 
number  of  industrial  enterprises  throughout  the  State,  such  as  saw-mills,  brew- 
eries,  flouring-mills,    wagoumakera  and  blacksmiths,  sash  and  door  factories, 
smelting  works,  etc.,  etc. 

RAILROADS. 

THE  CENTRAL  PACIFIC 

Traverses  the  entire  width  of  the  State  from  east  to  west,  covering  a  distance  of 
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Nevada. 


THE  VinaiUlA  AND  TRUCKEE, 

ConneotiiiR  the  Comstock  and  Canon  City  with  the  Central  Pacifiu  at  Reno. 
Length  52  miles. 

The  mnnagoment  of  this  road  is  always  deserving  of  the  thanks  of  the  public 
for  its  efforts  to  make  the  concern  in  every  wivy  a  convenience.  The  road-bed  of 
this  lino  is  said  to  l.o  unexcelled  by  any  in  the  United  Htatos,  while  the  coach(>8 
are  models  of  comfort  and  beauty.  The  approach  to  Virginia  City  is  one  of  the 
finest  pieces  of  eugiueLring  we  have  ever  seen. 

CARSON   AND  COLORADO 

Branches  from  the  Virginia  and  Truckeo  at  Mound  House,  eleven  miles  from  Car- 
son City.  Is  constructed  in  a  southerly  direction,  its  ultimate  objective  point 
we  believe,  the  head  of  navistation  of  the  Colorado  Hiver.  Hawthorne  is  but  thirty, 
six  miles  from  Bodie,  California,  and  is  connected  with  that  place  by  a  beautiful 
w^gon  road,  constructed  at  a  cost  of  $RO,000  by  the  railroad  company.  This 
ir>:C>.nificcnt  piece  of  mountain  road  building  at  last  renders  the  celebrated  Mono 
district  easy  of  access.  The  Carson  and  Colorado  Kailroad  will  hasten  the  de- 
velopment of  a  large  section  of  Southern  Nevada;  it  extends  158  miles,  from 
Mound  House  to  Candelaria. 

NEVADA    CEN'mAI.  RAILWAY. 

This  road  is  a  three-foot  gauge,  running  from  Battle  Mountain,  Nevada,  a 
point  on  the  Central  Pacific,  302  miles  west  of  Ogdcn,  to  Austin,  93  miles  south. 
The  road  was  begun  in  September,  1879,  and  completed  in  February,  ISiiO.  For 
the  f  rst  year  it  was  unsuccessful,  Init  was  sold  to  the  Union  Pacific  in  June,  1881, 
since  which  time  it  has  been  put  in  first-class  condition  in  every  particular,  and  is 
now  one  of  the  best  three-foot  gauge  roads  in  the  United  States.  Besides  being 
the  natural  route  for  Austin  and  intcnnediato  points,  it  is  the  nearest  possible 
rail  route  to  Kintiston,  Belmont,  Silver  Peak,  San  Antonc,  Lonu  Mountain, 
Orantsville,  lone,  Kllaworth,  Downeyville,  Lodi,  Gold  Park,  and  to  all  places  in 
Smoky,  Reese  River,  and  Smith  Creek  Valleys,  commanding  the  business  of  .'WO 
.square  miles  in  South.ern  Nevada.  Under  the  new  management  the  road  i"  very 
successful,  putting  forth  every  effort  to  secure  business  and  please  its  patrins  ; 
and  its  officers  enjoy  the  advantage  of  having  the  friendship  of  all  with  whom 
they  come  in  contact.  It  is  therefore  one  of  the  few  roads  that  can  truthfully 
say:  "Our  patrons  are  our  best  friends."  The  roa<l  will  be  extended  100  miles 
south  in  the  near  future,  thereby  opening  up  one  of  the  richest  mineral  districts 
in  Southern  Nevada.  All  trains  oa  this  road  make  close  connections  with  trains 
on  the  Central  Pacific  in  both  directions,  both  for  freight  and  passengers  ;  and 
from  present  indications  we  would  conclude  that  the  enterprise  has  a  bright  fut- 
ure before  it. 

EUREKA  AND  PALISADE, 

Constructed  in  1861-5,  connecting  Kureka  and  the  famous  Ruby  Hill  (generally 
believed  and  gradually  proving  itself  to  be  the  richest  mining  district  in  the 
world)  with  the  Central  Pacific,  at  Palisade.  This  line  is  a  well  appointed  and 
substantially  built  narrow-gauge.  Length,  90  miles.  The  recent  discoveries  in 
some  of  the  mines  of  Eureka  have  largely  increased  the  business  of  the  road, 
which  is  enjoying  the  pros|)erity  so  well  deserved  by  its  public  spirited  managers. 
Close  connections  are  made  by  the  Eureka  and  Palisade  with  all  trains  on  the 
Central  Pacific  Railroad.  Freight  for  Ward,  Osceola,  H:unilton,  Pioche,  Tyho, 
Morey,  Hot  Creek,  Tern  Piute,  Mineral  Hill,  and  Bullion,  is  shipped  by  the 
Eureka  and  Palisade  Railroad.  The  road  will  be  extended  soath  in  a  short  time, 
with  the  object  of  connecting  with  the  Carson  and  Colorado  Railroad.  There 
are  productive  ranches  for  thirty  miles  south  of  Palisade,  raising  grain  and  large 
quantities  of  hay — several  of  the  ranches  produce  about  600  tons  each  of  hay 
annually. 


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Nevada — Arthiur-Aturora. 


ARTHUR. 

Elko  OouMTr.    A  post-office. 
Gedney  Jane,  postmistreat 
WnnSS  ft  8H0W.  flour-miU 


AURORA. 

Esmeralda  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  30  miles  by  stage  south- 
west of  Hawthorne.  It  is  the  county 
seat,  and  contains  a  population  of 
about  350. 

It  has  a  fine  Court  House  and  jail, 
school  house  and  two  public  halls. 
Masonic  and  Odd  Fellows.  Tlie  follow- 
ing promising  mines  are  located  near  the 
town  and  destined  to  increase  its  popu- 
lation very  much  in  the  near  future: 
The  Cortez  Mine,  opened  one  year  ago, 
has  a  large  body  of  good  ore  in  si^ht,  a 
milling  test  of  97  tons  yielded  $0,270. 
The  I^wis  Consolidated  shows  a  rich 
vein  of  ore  which  gives  great  promise. 
The  Humboldt  West,  The  Centennial, 
The  Thanksgiving,  and  Silver  Hill 
Mines  are  being  opened  with  very  flat- 
tering prospects,  and  no  doubt,  with  the 
outlay  of  capital,  Aurora  will  again  be- 
come an  important  and  prosperous  min- 
ing town. 

Albright  GeorG;e    (Vernon  &  Albright) 
BABTOir  HORACE   W,   county  re- 
corder and  auditor 
Boiler  J  F,  attorney-at-law 
Booker  S  M  (Kimball  k  Booker) 
Burkhardt  Fred,  watchmaker 
Centennial    Mine,    Jochin  Groth   and 

Wm  H  Ball  proprs 
Clark  <jieorge,  carpenter 
Cobb  S  G,  ^change  Stable  and  Lodging 
Conner  Mrs  I  H,  lodging-house 

COBTEZ  MINmO   CO.  W  P  Mc- 

lutosh  superintendent,  Cedar 

COURT  ifoUSE  EXCHANGE  HO- 

TEL,  Jacob  Stock  proprietor,  Pine 
Crocker  A  W,  attumey-at-law 
Davis  E,  bootmaker 
Davis  Joseph,  carpenter 
Davison  Henry  B,  county  physician 
Drake  Ellis,  real  estate  and  mine  owner 

"ESMERALDA  HERALB"  (week- 
ly), Malcom  M  Glenn  proprietor  and 
editor,  Antelope 

FARWELL  ISAAC  S,  county  clerk, 
Pine 

Garside  G  W,  U  S  dep  land  and  min- 
eral  surveyor 

GLENN  MALCOMi  proprietor  and 
editor  "Esmeralda  Herald, "  Antelope 

Greely  E  T,  saloon 

TTAT.H  IRA  P,  county  superintendent 
public  schools  and  pastor  M  E  Church 


Hurvey  Richard,  barber 
Hatch  George  H,  druggist 
Hickman  Mrs,  board  and  lodging 
Hinds  S  B,  oountv  assessor 
HISKET  JOHN  B.  mining  and  civil 

enmneer,  Antelope 
Humboldt  Mill  &  Mining  Cb,  Henry  G 

Blasdell  pres  and  aupt 
IRWIH   JOHN   G>    Sazerao    Saloon, 

Pine 
Jewett  Henry  M,  constable 
Kimball  &  Booker  (O  Kimball  and  S  M 

Booker),  general  merchandise 
Kimball  O  (Kimball  &;  Booker) 
LEVY  ft  CO  (Isaac  and  Baruch  Levy), 

ffeneral  merchandise.  Pine 

LEVT  ISAAC  ft  BARUCH  (Levy  & 

Co),  Pine 

LEWIS  CONSOLIDATES  MINING 
C0>  W  P  Mcintosh  superintendent. 
Cedar 

LEWIS  DAVID  Ji  district  attorney, 
Pine 

Marden  H,  Aurora  Feed  Yard 

MdNTOSH  WM  P,  mining  superin- 
tendent. Cedar 

McKinlay  Wm,  justice  of  peace 

MoKOUGH  JOHN,  blacksmith,  Spring 

Murphy  Mrs,  restaurant 

Murphy  M  A  (Murphy  8t  Wells),  Pine 

Murphy  Sylvester,  restaurant  and  lodg- 
ings 

Murphy  &  Wells  (M  A  Murphy  and  T 
H  Wells),  attorneys 

Neal  Frank  (Stewart  &  Neal) 

Neidy  John,  mining  recorder  of  Esme- 
ralda District  and  sec  Pacific  Mining 
Co 

Novacovich  Christopher,  Bank  Ex- 
change Saloon  and  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
and  U  S  Stage  Line 

Robb  Daniel  J,  sheriff 

Seawell  Wm  M,  dist  judge  3d  judicial 
district,  comprising  Esmeralda  and 
Lyon  Counties 

Simpson  Daniel  C,  chairman  county 
board  of  commissioners 

Smith  Silas  B,  postmaster 

Steahler  Ferdinand,  brewery 

Stewart  &  Xeal  (J  W  Stewart  and  Frank 
Xeal),  meat  market 

STEWARTSONR  R  (E  Wood  &  Co) 
Pine 

STOCK  JACOB  proprietor  Court 
House  Exchange  Hotel,  Pine 

Vernon  &  Albright  (W  J  Vernon  and 
Geo  Albright)  carpenters 

Vernon  W  J  (Vernon  &  Albright) 

Wells  Thos  H  (Murphy  &  Welb) 

WOOD  E  ft  CO  (E  Wood  and  R  R 
Stewartson),  general  merchandise, 
Pine 

WOOD  EDWARD  (E  Wood  ft  Co), 
postmaster.  Pine 


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Court  Exchange  Hotel, 

OPPOmTK  THB  COVBT  HOVMB, 

Corner  of  Pine  mad  SilTer  Streets AURORA.  NEVADA. 


JAKE  STOCK PBOPBIETOB, 


Thi9  old  corner  has  lately  been  fitted  up  in  flne  style,  and  U  now  one  of  the  best  hotels  in  the 
StAte  oi  Nevada.    Tlio  eatintj:  parlors  will  be  run  on  tfiu 

RESTAURANT  PLAN. 


ME^LS  j\rc  -A.LL  HOURS, 

And  the  Tables  supplied  with  every  delicacy  the  market  affords. 


Great  pains  will  be  taken  to  ensure  the  comfort  of  guests  at  the  ■XCSAWttE 
Mr.  Stock  invites  his  friends  to  give  him  a  call  when  in  Aurora. 


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Terms— $1.60  to  $2.00  per  day.    Board,  $8.00  per  Week. 


AURUM. 

White  Pine  County.    A  post-office. 
Davis  Simon,  general  merchandise 
OAROTHAlf  ft  FOUJADE,  general 

merchandise 
McNulty  James,  saloon  keeper 


AUSTIN. 

Lander  County.    A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  is  tne  county  seat  of 
Lander  County  and  the  southern  ter- 
minus of  the  Nevada  Central  R.  R.,  93 
miles  south  of  Battle  Mountain,  on 
the  Central  Pacific  R.   R ;    6  miles 
from  the  renowned  Reese  River,  near 
the  summit  of  the  Toyabe  range  of 
mountains.     Altitude  6,500  feet. 
It  is  a  well-built  place.     Among  the 
most  prominent  buildings  are  the  Ma- 
sonic,  Odd   Fellows   and  City    Halls, 
while  the  county  buildinj^s  are  commo- 
dious, substantial  and  attractive  struc- 
tures.    Its  schools  are  good,  including 
high  and  grammar  grades,  and  the  reli- 
gious denominations  are  all  represented. 
There  are  two  daily  papers  publiiihed. 
The  Daily  Morning  Democrat  and   The 
Reese  River  Reveille,  which  look  well  to 
the  interests  of    that  section  of   the 
country,  and  are  well  supported  by  the 
people.    Population  2,200. 


APATm  MBS  E  A,  millinery  and 
dressmaking.  Main 

Allen  E  A,  assemblyman 

Austin  Chapter,  No  3,  R  A  M,  James  L 
Smith  sec 

Austin  City  R  R,  Allen  A  Curtis  propr 

Austin  Lodge,  No  9,  I  0  0  F,  Charles 
Lund  sec 

Bargon  Martin,  tailor 

Barrett  Miss  M  E  (Barrett  &  Sturgis) 

Barrett  &  Sturgis  (Miss  Mary  E  Barrett 
and  Mrs  Rachel  A  Sturgis),  dress- 
makers 

Bauer  6  A,  brewery  and  soda  factory 

BOOTH  JOHN*  proprietor  "Reese 
River  Reveille,"  Main 

BOOTH  WW   (W  W  Booth 

proprietor  "  Daily    Morning 

crat,"  Main 
Boyden  J  W,  attorney-at-law 
Bray  Simon,  meat  market 
Chapter   Eastern    Star,    Miss 

Worke  sec 
Childs  T  B,  assessor 
Childs  T  B,  dentist 
CLABX  S  H  H,  pres  Nevada  Central 

R  R  Co,  res  Omaha 
riark  &  Van  Patten,  saloon 
Clark  W  H,  saloon 
Clifford  Wm  A,  groceries 
Cling  Henry,  carpenter 
Collins  Peter,  saloon 


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Creaoenzo  Samael,  propr  International 

Hotel 
Creswell  H  T,  district  attorney 
Crockett  O  H  W,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  ex- 

pren 
Cronin  John,  bootmaker 
Curtis  A  A  (Giige,  Curtis  &  Co) 
CITBTISALLENA(Paxton&  Curtis), 

and  county  commissionor 

"DAILTMO&NINO  DEMOCBAT," 

W  W  Booth  &  Co  proprietors,  J  P 
Joaohimsen  editor,  Main 

Diile  Geo  W,  assemblyman 

DEEBLE  W  D»  meat  market.  Main 

DILLON  Sn)llET>  vice-president  Ne- 
vada Central  R  R,  residence  New 
York 

DOTEN  ALF>  editor  "Reese  River 
Reveille",  Main 

Doroney  Thomas,  saloon 

Dufiy  Frank,  county  surveyor 

DTOLAP  0  A,  sheriff 

DVNIT  F  W>  su^rintendent  Nevada 
Central  R  R,  residence  Battle  Moun- 
tain 

Dyer  Bros  (W  F  and  G  M  Dyer),  gro- 
ceries 

Dyer  W  F,  county  treasurer 

Kames  Mrs  Margaret,  boarding-house 

Eastman  Rev  Rush  S,  pastor  Episcopal 
Church 

Eichhom  Fred  (Pohl  &  Eichhorn) 

Finegan  Bros  (James  and  Michael  Fin- 
egan),  carpenters 

Flint  A  A,  furniture,  paints  and  oils 

Ford  Miss  Mary,  millinery 

Gage,  Curtis  &  Co  (W  S  Gage,  A  A  Cur- 
tis and  J  C  Hampton,  res  Virginia 
City),  groceries 

Gage  W  8  (Gage,  Curtis  &  Co) 

Games  W  W,  barber 

Gibson  Wm,  postmaster 

Green  Theodore,  druggist 

HAMMOND  J  S,  physician,  Main 

HINGHCLIFFE  C  W,  secretary,  gen- 
eral freight  and  ticket  agent  and 
county  superintendent  schools.  Main 

Hofifinan  Bros  (Isaac  tnd  Charles  Hoff- 
man), dry  goods  and  clothing 

Hoizan  Robert,  boots  and  shoes 

Holtz  L,  physician 

Hopkins  R  T,  fruits  and  notions 

Horton  Robert  L,  groceries 

Huber  Joseph  (Huoer  &  Vollner) 

Huber  &  Vollner  (J  Huber  and  A'  Voll- 
ner), dry  goods  and  clothing 

Huntsman  J  A,  physician 

International  Hotel,  S  Crescenzo,  propr 

JOACHIMSEN  J  T,  editor  "Dafly 
Morning  Democrat "  and  attorney-at- 
law,  Main 

Jones  Thomas,  constable 

Eeogh  Michael)  feed  and  livery  stable 

King  Samuel,  saloon 


Kling  H,  carpenter 

Kloninger  H,  barber 

Ladd  Rev  J  T,  pastor  M  £  Church  near 

Main 
Lamerhart  Geo,  butcher 
Lander  Lodge,  No  8,  F  ft  A  M,  James  L 

Smith  see 
Leutjons  J  D,  saloon 
Lewis  I  J  &  Co  (Isaac  J    Lewis),  dry 

goods  and  clothing 
Lisle  J  &  Co,  restaurant 
Lodge  No  33,  I  0  G  T,  John  D  Spargo 

sec 
Lodge  of  Rebecca,  No  — ,  I  0  Q  P,  Mrs 

T  Toone  sec 
Loustalot  L,  restaurant 
Level  Mrs,  restaurant 
Magnolia  Saloon,  Tower  &  Ohngemar 
Manhattan  Silver  Mining  Co,   Melvile 

Curtis  supt 
Martin  F,  saloon 
MoCafferty  A  C,  county  assesttor 
MoCOMB  JOSEPH,   blacksmith 

wagonmaker,   Main 
McCourt  Thomas,  saloon 
McKENNETD  C,  district  judge 

judicial  district.  Court  House 
MlLLATl    OEOSOE  E,   manager  W 


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Miller  J  A,  county  clerk 
NEVADA  CENTRAL  B  B.  F  W 

Dunn  superintendent 
NichoUs  A,  lumber 
Ohngem/ir  Wm  (W  H  Tower  &  Co) 
Parker  W  H,  hardware  and  stoves 
Patargo  Joaquin,  feed  stable 
PAXTON  ft  CUBTIS  (John  A  Paxton, 
rea  San  Francisco,  and  Allen  A  Cur- 
tis), bankers,  C  P  Soule  cashier.  Main 
Peltier  Mrs  Julia,  lodging-house 
Phelan   Rev,  pastor  Catholic  Church 
Philadelphia  Brewery  and  Soda  Factory, 

G  A  Bauer 
Phillips  A,  painter 

Pohl  &  Eichhorn  (R  Pohl  and  F  Eich- 
hom), barbers 
Pohl  Robert  (Pohl  &  Eichhom) 
Polkinuhorn  J,  boots  and  shoes 
Preuss  Frank,  merchant  tailor 
Price  T  S,  varieties  and  fruits 
Pringle  Mrs  J  D,  millinery 
Rasmussen  N  H,  saloon 
Reese  River  Encampment,  No  4,  Charles 
Lund  sec 

ItEESE    BIVEB    BEVEILLE," 

John  Booth  proprietor,  Alf  Doten 
editor,  Main 

Richards  C  A,  meat  market 

Ritter  C  M,  principal  High  School 

Rosling  J,  grocer 

Rosling  Saul,  fruits  and  varieties 

Ryan  James,  county  recorder 

Saddler  C  &  Co  (Charles  Saddler),  grocer- 
ies 


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Saddler  Charles  (C  Saddler  &  Co) 
Sohultze  John  A  blacksmith  and  county 

commissioner 
Schwin  Fred,  bakery 
Sch  >vin  W,  undertaker 
Sclimidtlein  Henry,  assemblyman 
Shepurd  George  A,  constable 
Sing  Mrs  Martin,  boarding-house 
Smyth  .Inhn,  state  senator  and  saloon 
SOuLE  C  P>  cashier  Paxtou  &  Curtis 

Bank 
Sower  A,  cigars  and  varieties 
STARBATT  DAVID   B.    hardware 

and  tin.  Main 
Steiner  John  R,  saloon 
Steiner  L,  meat  market 
Stur^is  Mrs  R  A  (Barrett  Sc  Sturgis) 
Timlin  Michael,  saloon  and  lodging 
Tower  W  H  (W  H  Tower  &  Co) 


Tower  W  H  &  Co  (W  H  Tower  and  Wm 
Ohngemar),  haniess  and  saddles  and 
saloon 

Trask  S,  physician 

Trolson  Jacob,  county  surveyor 

VINCENT  0  E  operator  railroad  tel- 
egraph, Main 

Vollnor  Adolph  (Hulwr  &  Vollner) 

Von  Nordeck  Fred,  drug^^ist 

Wallace  Daniel  T,  countv  commissioner 

Wallace  John,  livery  stable 

Weller  L  A,  photographer,  ogt  Singer 
Sewing  Machine  Co  and  justice  of  tlie 

W peace 
elsh  Henry,  saloon 
WILLIAMS  JOHN  H,  saloon.  Main 
Woodward  R  Y,  public  administrator 
WBIOHT  J  A>  watchmaker  and  jew- 
elry, varieties  and  fruits.  Main 


D.  B.   STARRATT, 

(8ucce8gor  to  Smith  ii  Starratt,) 
DEALER    IN 

IroBp  Steel  i&i&s  d  Mill  Materials, 

STOVES    AND    TINWARE. 

IVIain    Street,   u^uNtin,    IVevatla. 


'  BAILEY. 

Lander  County.  A  post-ofBce,  on  the 
Nevada  Central  B.  R.,  20  miles  south 
of  Battle  Mountain. 

Bailev  E  L,  postmaster 

BAILET  C  Pi  general  merchandise 

BARRETT. 

Nye  County.     A  post-office. 

Azervo  Mateo,  general  merchandise 
Barrett  J  T,  restaurant 
Dyer  G-  W,  general  merchandise 
Sheehan  W  B,  saloon 


BATTLE  MOUNTAIN. 

Lander  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  at  the  junc- 
tion of  the  Reese  River  and  Humboldt 
Valleys,  at  on  elevation  of  4,511  feet. 
It  is  a  station  on  the  Central  Pacific 
K.  R.,  517  miles  east  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, ard  93  miles  north  of  Austin, 
the  county  seat.    It  is  also  the  north- 


em  terminus  of  the  Nevada  Central 
R.  R.  and  a  daily  line  of  stages  which 
run  to  Tuscarora.  The  place  is  sup- 
plied with  water  from  magnificent 
springs,  distant  about  3  miles  south  of 
the  town.  Also  here  is  situated  the 
mountain  from  which  the  station  de- 
rives its  name.  Population  about 
400.  There  are  two  good  hotels,  a 
school-houae,  and  the  various  orders 
of  lodges  are  well  represented. 

Argenta  Lodge,  No  10,  K  of  P,  J  P  Cope 

sec 
Attenburg  Adam,  restaurant  and  boot- 

nittker 
BANKS  F  Z.   physician  and  notary 

public,  Front 
Barclay  A,  act  D  W  Earl  &  Co 
Batchelder  J  K,   propr   Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 
Battle  Mountain  Lodge,  No  23,  F  and 

A  M,  C  W  Hinchcliffe  sec 
Battle  Mountain  Lodge,  No  31, 1  0  O  F, 

A  D  Lemaire  sec  

'BATTLE  MOUNTAIN  MESSEN- 

OEB"  (weekly),  £  A  Scott  editor  and 

proprietor.  Front 


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PUBLISHED    EVERT  SATURDAY  MORNING 


Bean  Jos^h  A,  physician 
Blossom  J  A,  contractor  and  wholnaale 
hay,  nain,  feed,  lime,  bricks,  etc 

BORomsRO   nss  frederica, 

Palace  Saloon,  Front 

Bradshaw  M  F,  carpenter  and  under- 
taker 

Bressler  H,  general  merchandise 

BROWV  JAKES,  agent  N  C  R  R  & 
CPRR,   Depot 

CAPITOL  HOTEL,  C  R  Huntsman, 
Depot 

Collier  Mrs  L,  dry  goods 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  J  K  Batchelder 
propr 

Davis  Walter,  mgr  C  P,  N  C,  and  W  U 
Tel  Co 

DUNLAP  A  M,  Golden  Note  Saloon, 
Front 

DUNN  F  W.  general  superintendent 
N  C  R  R,  Depot 

Dunphy  Wm  &  Co,  R  R  meat  market 

Dusang  Joseph,  saloon 

Earl  D  W  &  Co,  for«varding  and  com- 
mission, wholesale  lumber,  grain, 
flour,  etc 

Haws  Bros,  news  depot 

SINCHCIIFFE  C  W,  general  freight 
and  passenger  agent  Nevada  Central 
Railway 


HUlTTSMAir  C  A,  proprietor  Capitol 
Hotel,  Depot 

"LANDER  FREE  PRESS. '  C  H 

Sproule  proprietor  and  editor.  Front 
Lemaire  A  D,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 
Lucas  Louis,  groceries 
MahoneyJ  L,  attorney-at-law 
Mattus  F,  Battle  Mountain  and  ,Lewis 

Stage  Line 
Mayo  Uriah,  saloon 
McWilliams  J  W,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Paul  Bros,  livery,  hay,  grain  and  feed 
Pease  Mrs  G,  dressmakmg  and  notions 
Postles  Charles,  barber 
Rae  John,  blacksmith 
Kitter  F  W,   principal  grammar  school 
SCOTT  E    A,   editor  and    proprietor 

"Battle  Mountain  Messenger,"  Front 
Shaw  A  R,  Battle  Mountain  and  Galena 

Stage  Line 
Sponoijle  F  M,  physician 
SPRIOG  Z  T,  master  mechanic  NCR 

R,  Depot 
SPROULE  C  H.  proprietor  and  editor 

"  Lander  Free  Press,"  postmaster  and 

insurance  agt.  Front 
Stohl  Mat,  brewery 
Victory  Lodge,  No  10.   A  0  U  W,   J  P 

Cope  recorder 
Woitman  Frank,  tinsmith 


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TIME  TABLE 

To  take  eftect  MONDAY,  July    II,    1881 

AT  1  O'CLOCK.  A.  M. 


Trains  Cioins  North. 

STATIONS 

AIVO 

SIDINGS. 

Trains  Wolng  (South. 

Ko.  6. 

Wo.  4. 

No.  S. 

IVo.1. 

Ilo.». 

Ko.5. 

Freight 

Freight. 

Passenger 
Daily. 

Passenger 
Daily. 

Freight.' 

Freight. 

3.45  p.  H. 
2.15 
2.35 
2.10 

10.30  A.  M. 
9.65 
9.45 
9.29 
9.06 

8.39 

8.14) 
7.54  f 

ABR.                                       DEP. 
BATTIii:    IIOVKTAIN 

. .  liE WIS  JUNCTIOTV . . 

Dillon 

4.J)5  p.  M. 
5.34 
5.45 
6.00 

6.40  A.  M. 

7.40 

8.00 

8.25 

9.06 

9.48 
10.26 
11.06 
11..S0 
11.55 

12.05  P.  M. 
12.25 
12..'5 

1.05 

1.20 

1.48 

2.16 

2.50 

.3.40  P.  M. 

Baileys 

Helena 

12.50 

12.10 ) 
11.50  j" 

..:.  HOTSPRIN««l 

Bridges 

6.55 

(7.25 
t7.45 

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C/anyon 

10.45 

10.20 

10.10 

O.iiO 

7.19 

IVAIiTERS 

Bavenswood 

S.i-O 

6.57 
6.48 

Vanflchn's    

8.42 

P  CO 

CTIarks 

Roclx    Crrelz 

9.30 
9.16 

8.45 
8.20 
7.40 
7.00  A.  M. 

Curtis 

6.28 
6.10 
6.63 
5.28 
5.00  A.  M. 

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Gold  Note  Saloon. 


Finest  Wiues,  Lipors  aM  Cigars, 

Next  door  tu  Gerstles  &  Co'g  Store, 

FRONT  STREET, 

Battle  Mountain,  Nevada. 


A.  M.  DTJNLAF.  Proprietor. 


BELLEVILLE. 

Esmeralda  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  oiBce,  on  the  Carson 
and  Colorado  R.  B.,  ISO  miles  south- 
east of  Mound  House,  and  8  miles  north- 
west of  Candelaria.  The  surround- 
ing country  is  sandy  and  rocky. 
The  water  is  brought  about  thirteen 
miles  in  ^ipes.  The  premium  salt 
marsh  is  distant  eight  miles.  This 
marsh  is  the  finest  in  the  State,  and 
one  of  nature's  wonders.  Population 
400. 

Abraham  R,  gen  mdse  and  W,  F  &  Co's 

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fielding  W  F,  supt  N  B  Mills 
Bell  J  M,  station  agt  and  tel  operator 
Edwards  E  H  &  Co,  hardware 
Fenton  J  H,  saloon 
Foucault  Louis,  saloon 
Gildersler  Chas,   livery  stable 
Glosser  Adam,  saloon 
Golden  Julia,  restaurant 
Jackson  J  A,  saloon 
Johl  E,  hotel 

Livingston  &  Waller,  restaurant 
Monroe  John,  barber 
SAILOR  A  W)  postmaster,  druggist 

and  newsdealer 
Skanks  J  F,  barber 
Smith  Levi,  general  merchandise 
Stephens  Jnbu  B,  justice  of  the  peace 
Williams  &  Goodwin,  butchers 


BELMONT. 

Nye  County,  A  post,  express  and  tel- 
egraph ofHce;  county  seat  of  Nye 
County,  quite  an  old  town  of  eastern 
Nevada,  supported  by  silver  mining; 
has  a  population  of  300;  100  miles  by 
stage  from  Luning. 

"BELMONT  COXTBIER, "  Maute  ft 

Donald  publishers  and  proprietors 
Bell  T  J,  assemblyman 
Bradley  Andrew,  county  commissioner 


Brotherton  F  R,  county  surveyor 

Compton  L  W,  county  commissioner 

Corcoran  M  W,  public  adnanistrator 

Curler  &  Bowler  (Benj  Curler  and  P  M 
Bowler  Jr),  attomeys-at-law 

Deady  Chas  L,  bookr  and  stationery, 
music,  cigars,  tobacco  and  varieties 

Deady  Wm  G,  photographer 

Delano  Matt  R,  county  recorder 

Emerson  Geo  W,  cigars,  tobacco,  fruit 
and  confectionery,  paints,  oils,  etc 

Ernst  &  Esser  (Geo  Ernst  and  M  W 
Esser),  general  merchandise 

Ernst  Geo,  U  S  dep  mineral  surveyor 

Faber  Paul,  brewery 

Franklin  A  J,  assemblyman 

Granger  W  N,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Griffith  J  I,  attorney-at-law,  district 
attorney,  and  agt  Gilmer,  Salisbury  k 
Co's  Stage  Line 

Hawkins  A  M,  civil  engineer 

Hayden  John  J,  meat  market 

Humphrey  D  R,  general  merchandise 
ana  meat  market 

Hunt  Richard,  livery  and  feed  stable 

McGregor  Chas,  county  assessor 

McLean  Adam,  county  treasurer 

MAUTE  &  BOS  AIM  (Andrew  Maute 
and  Sam  Donald),  publishers  and  pro- 
prietors "Belmont  Courier'* 

Mestrieau  A,  saloon 

NichoUs  Geo,  county  clerk 

Ohiauder  John  A,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Reed  &  Charlton  (M  F  Reed  and  Marcos 
Charlton),  saloon 

Spaulding  A  U,  livery,  feed  and  sale 
stable  and  County  Commissioner 

Stiles  Jos  A,  county  physician 

Truman  David  S,  district  attorney 

Vaughn  E  0,  sheriflp 

Warburton  Thos,  hotel 


ANDREW  MAUTK. 


Sam.  Donald. 


BELMONT   COURIER. 


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MAUTE  &  UONALD, 
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Njru  Ciounty Nevada, 


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BEOWAWE. 

Eureka  Countt.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  on  the  Central  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  33  miles  southeast  of  Bat- 
tle Mountain.  It  is  situated  on  the 
banks  of  the  Humboldt  River,  and 
is  the  nearest  shipping  point  from  the 
Cortez  Mines,  in  Lander  County. 
There  are  also  a  number  of  hot 
springs  near  the  place,  which  can  be 
readily  seen  from  the  cars  in  passing. 
Population  75. 

Benson  A,  dealer  in  hay,  grain  and  live 

stock 
BENSON  OLIVER,  hotel  and  general 

merchandise 


BRIDGES. 


Lander  CocNxy.  Post-office  Bailey.  A 
station  on  the  Nevada  Central  Rail- 
way, 43  miles  south  of  Battle  Mount- 
ain. 

DEAN  0  B.  hotel 


BRISTOL. 

Lincoln  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  23  miles  north  of  Pioche.  Pop- 
ulation 200. 

Abbot  Mrs  K,  lodging-house 

Ade^man  A,  butcher 

Barton,  Torre  &  Co,  general  mdse,  fur- 
niture, lumber,  paints,  oils,  glass,  etc 

Blair  &  Warren,  butchers 

"BRISTOL  TIMES,"  Eugene  J  Trip- 
pel  publisher 

Crocker  J  B  &  Co  (J  B  Eddy  and  J  B 
Crocker),  general  merchandise 

Frabe  Henry,  saloon  and  ice 

Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co,  stage  lines 

Goodrich  &  Worden,  saloon 

Howell  Eugene,  notary  public 

Keisel  G,  brewery 

Leahigh  Mrs  K,  hotel 

McCarter  D,  saloon 

Minucioni  Lorenzo,  bootmaker 

Phillips  Joseph,  barber 

Prairie  A,  saloon 

Quinn  John,  saloon 

Riepe  Richard  A,  hotel,  restaurant  and 
saloon 

Riepe  &  Kiesel,  brewery  and  saloon 

SCOTT  L  S,  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 

Stromberg  Fred,  saloon 

TRIFPEL  EUGENE  J,  publisher 
"Bristol  Times" 

Warren  Geo  B,  meat  market 

Willett  S,  propr  Bristol  &  Pioche  Stage 
Line 


BROWN'S. 

Churchjll  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  on  Central  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  (Truckee  Division),  46 
miles  from  Wadsworth. 

CHAPMAN  H,  agt  C  P  R  R  and 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  and  postmaster 

Gates  D  H,  section  foreman 


BUFFALO  MEADOWS. 

Roop  County.     A  post-office,  85  miles 
north  of  ileno. 

Clark  L  G,  cattle  dealer 

Murphy  B  F,  salt  dealer,  Buffalo  Salt 

Works 
Murphy  &  Laingir,  salt  mfra 
SAwTELLE  F  A.  station-keeper  and 

postmaster 
Spencer  Burtts,  hotel 
Winters  Geo  W,  sheep  raiser 


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BULLION. 

Elko  County.    A  post-office,  24  miles 
southwest  of  Elko;  population  125. 

Carpeaux  E  J,  general  merchandise 
Ganse  Mrs  G,  hotel 

HOFFMAN  ELIZA,  hotel  and  post- 
mistress 
Howland  Edson,  saloon 
Phillips  James,  hotel 
Williamson  Geo,  saloon 


BULLION. 

Eureka  County.  Post-office  Palisades. 
A  station  on  the  Eureka  &  Palisade 
R.  R.,  9  miles  from  Palisade. 

Raine  J  P,  farmer 


BULLIONSVILLE. 

Lincoln  County.  A  post-office,  204 
miles  by  stage  southeast  of  Eureka, 
and  12  miles  southwest  of  Pioche. 

Anderson  R,  saloon 
BuUionsville  Smelting  Co,  gen  mdse 
Culverwell  Wm,  butcher 
McMahon  A,  saloon 
ODELL  QEORQE  T,   postmaster  and 
manager  B  S  Co's  general  merchandise 
Sim  John,  restaurant 
Tracy  Samuel,  restaurant 


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BUNKERVILLE. 

Lincoln  County.  *A  post-office. 
Abbott  Myers,  carpenter  and  farmer 
Bunker  Edward,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
farmer 


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CROSBY    SAMUEL  0.  general  mer- 
chandise 
Earl  Joseph,  carpenter  and  farmer 
Earl  Joseph  I,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 

lEAVITT  DTTSLET,  flour-mill 
Leavitt  Edward  VV,  constable,   farmer 

and  freighter 
Lee  Geo  W,  postmaster  and  farmer 


CAN  ALPINE. 

Churchill  County. 

tVilliams  W  W,  county  commissioner 


CANDELARIA. 

Esmeralda  County.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office  on  the  Carson  and  Colo- 
rado R.  R.  15S  miles  from  Mound 
House.  The  Northern  Belle  Mine  is 
located  here.  The  town  is  entirely 
without  water,  it  being  brought  from 
Belleville  and  Columbus,  a  distance  of 
8  miles.     Ponulatiou  800. 

Aiken  Wm,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer 

Bacoch  Antonio,  saloon 

Beck  H  S,  furniture 

Clark  S,  saloon 

Coalter  T  J,  restaurant 

Coalter  Wm  N  &  Co,  hotel 

Cohn  Louis,  varieties 

Cousins  C  C,  gen  mdse  and  hardware 

Cushman  E  B,  agt  Forbes  &  Toby 

Donohoe  Thomas,  saloon 

DOSmR  J  M>  proprietor  True  Fis- 
sure 

Earl  D  W&  Co,  forwarders,  commission 
and  freighters,  dealers  in  flour,  grain, 
merchandise  and  machinery 

Eberle  Leo,  barber 

Edwai<ls  Thomas,  saloon 

Elder  George,  blacksmith 

Esmeralda  Co  Bank 

Everett  &  Driscoll,  saloon 

Fetterman  W  W,  physician 

Forbes  &  Tobey  (E  B  Cushman  mgr), 
wood  and  lumber,  doors,  sash,  blinds, 
etc 

Foster  J  L,  assayer  and  metallurgist 

Frsukenstcin  P,  general  merchandise 

GAMBLE  ft  CO  (B  A  and  R  K  Gamble), 
general  merchandise 

Garside  G  W,  civil  engineer  and  U  S 
deputy  mineral  surveyor 

Given  &,  Ingalls,  gen  mdse 

Glancy  Owen,  saloon 

Glancy  Wm  P,  mgr  for  Owen  Glancy 

Goodwin  &  Williams,  butchers 

Gordon  L,  restaurant 

Harrington    .  J,  saloon 


Hughes  Wm,  barber 

Knapp  S  A  Jr,  agt  W.  F  &  Co 

Lopez  Louisa,  saloon 

Malloy  P,  saloon 

Mantanovich  S,  tin  store 

Martin  R  B,  physician 

Matanovich  I,  fruit  dealer 

Mattingley  W  T,  liquors  and  varieties 

McKissick  David,  saloon 

Mezgar  Chas  F,  saloon 

Mezger  &  Eikler,  brewery  and  saloon 

MorleyMrs  M  J,  milliner 

Netherton  Bros,  varieties 

Root  Talbot,   postmaster 

Sears  Bros  (C  F  and  F  D  8ears),  livery, 

feed  and  sale  stable,    lumber,   doors, 

windows,  etc 
Sellers  John  B,  saloon 
Shepherd  Mrs  Belle,  teacher  vocal  and 

instrumental  music 
Siddons  P  L,  watchmaker 
SMITH  B  Oi  general  merchandise 
Smith  Miss  M,  propr  "Arcade  Rest" 
Stewart  &  Taylor  (Wellington  Stewart 

and  E  W  Taylor),  attorneys-at-law 
Stewart  Wellington,  attorney-at-law 
Tallnian  S  &  Co  (S   H   Squire    and  S 

Tallman),  general  mGrchandise,  hard- 
ware, paints,  oils,  etc 
Tarpy  M  F,  general  merchandise 
Taylor  E  W,  attorney-at-law 
"TRUE    FISSURE."    J    M   Dormer 

proprietor 
Waters  Samuel,  general  merchandise 
Whirlow  H  F,  assayer  and  metallurgist 
Williams  &  Goodwin,  meat  market 
VV  ilson  C  E,  druggist 
Wilson  W  B,  physician 


CARLIN. 

Elko  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  oflice;  is  a  place  of  500 
inhabitants,  pleasantly  situated  on  the 
Central  Pacific  Railroad  121  miles 
from  Winnemucca  at  an  elevation  of 
4,897  feet.  Copjier  mining  is  a  pur- 
suit that  promises  to  be  one  of  its 
features  of  support,  while  stock  rais- 
ing is  carried  on  to  a  certain  extent. 
The  principal  support,  however,  is 
derived  from  the  machine  shops 
of  the  Railroad  Company,  this 
being  the  end  of  the  Humboldt 
division.  The  copper  ore  mined  in  the 
vicinity  is  of  excellent  quality,  and 
prospects  for  an  unlimited  quantity 
are  quite  encouraging.  Carlin  has  a 
good  school  house,  a  fine  library  asso- 
ciation with  building,  piano,  and  fif- 
teen hundred  volumes. 

Amheim  Aaron,  general  merchandise 
Bein  B,  bootmaker 


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Bernard  Charles  (Bernard  &  Hill) 
BERNABD  &  HUL  (C  Bernard  and 

D  W  Hill),  saloon  and  lodgings,  Main 
BROWA    jDIS     L>     boarding-house, 

Main 
Buckle  Charles,  bootmaker 
Coddington  G  W,  supt  Humboldt 

vision  C  P  R  R 
Doughty  J  C,  foreman  car  repairs 
Dougherty  Thos,  barber 
Foster  Thos,  lodgings  and  saloon 
Henden  Victor,  fruits  and  produce 
Hill  D  W  (Bernard  &  Hill) 
Hines  E  J,  mgr  Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co 
HOLMES  TB0MAS>^postma3ter,  Main 
Johnston  J,  dentist 
Keppeler  J  B,  meat  market 
Mavnard  Mrs  E  C,  mdlinery 
Mcintosh   Bros    (John    A  and  George 

Mcintosh),  agt  W,  F  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

and  lumber 
Monroe  D  T,  principal  grammar  school 
Palmer  J  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
ROBINSOM  W  I,  cigarmaker.  Main 
Ruttger  Joseph,  barber 
Schively  A  R,  mgr  VV  U  Tel  Co 
Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co,   E  J   Hines  mgr, 

general  merchandise 
Smith  \V  F,  division  master  mechanic 

CPRR 
Souter  Thos,  sec  I  O  G  T 
Todd  J  F,  meat  market 
Treshler  Jefferson,  restaurant 
VVasheim  David,  agt  C  P  R  R 


CARSON  CITY. 

OriMSBt  CocniT.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  The  capital  of 
the  State  of  Nevada ;  is  situated  on 
Virginia  and  Truckee  R.  R.,  31  miles 
from  Reno,2i  miles  from  Virginia  City 
and  about  15  miles  from  the  Mound 
House,  connecting  with  the  Carson 
and  Colorado  R.  R.  to  the  southern 
part  of  the  State  and  Colorado.  Pop- 
lation  about  4,000. 

Public  buildings  are  the  State  Capitol, 
United  States  Mint,  State  Prison,  Or- 
phan Asylum.  Three  good  hotels  with 
fine  accommodations  for  the  weary  trav- 
eler and  moderate  charges.  J.  M.  Benton 
is  the  proprietor  of  a  daily  stage  line  to 
Lake  Tahoe,  connecting  with  steamer  to 
all  points  on  the  lake.  The  celebrated 
Hot  Springs,  about  2  miles  from  the  city, 
have  fine  bathing  facilities  and  are  well 
patronized  at  home  and  by  people  from 
abroad.  These  springs  are  increasing  in 
popularity.  The  water  is  noted  for  its 
curative  properties  in  cases  of  rheuma- 
tism and  skin  diseases.  A  free  hack 
conveys  parties  to  and  from  the  Springs 


hourly.  There  are  excellent  accommo- 
dations for  guests  at  the  Springs.  The 
State  Prison  is  about  2  miles  from  the 
depot  of  the  Virginia  and  Truckee  R.  R., 
where  at  the  quarry  of  the  former,  foot- 
prints of  mammoth  birds  have  recently 
begun  to  attract  the  attention  of  scien- 
tific men  who  have  visited  the  place  and 
taken  casts  for  study  and  investigation. 
The  extensive  machine  shops  of  the 
Virginia  and  Truckee  R.  R.,  are  located 
here  and  give  employment  to  a  large 
nnmber  of  men.  The  United  States 
Court  is  held  at  Carson.  It  has  four 
churches.  Episcopal,  Presbyterian, 
Methodist  and  Catholic.  Public  schools, 
two  large  and  commodious  buildings — 
the  Central  and  South — containing  the 
different  class  grades  and  are  well  at- 
tended. A  great  deal  of  wood  and 
lumber  is  conveyed  in  flumes  from  Lake 
Tahoe.  The  Comstock  is  principally 
supplied  from  this  source.  There  are 
three  daily  papers  published  here.  Tlie 
Nevada  Evening  Tribune  (Republican), 
The  Morning  Appeal  (Republican),  and 
the  Evening  Bee.  (Democratic).  There 
is  considerable  good  farming  la\  d 
in  the  county  and  about  the  City  of  Car- 
son which  is  being  improved  by  settlers, 
and  will  ere  lung  be  the  home  of  many 
thrifty  farmers. 
Adams    Mrs    Ellen  E,  lodging-house, 

Carson 
Adams  Jewett  W,  governor,  Capitol 
Adams  Joshua  F,  saloon,  Carson 
Adams  Mrs  Louise,  dressmaker,  Carson 
ABimGTON    HOUSE.    Charles    L 

Sherman  proprietor,  Carson 
ASCHEEM  MAJrOEL,  barber,  Carson 
AVERT  CAFT  D  W,  proprietor  Hole 

In  The  Wall  Saloon,  Carson 
Babcock   Jasper,    secretary    of   State, 

Capitol 
Bain  David,  druggist,  Carson 
Bartine  H  F,  district  attorney 
Beam  Jacob  L,  freight  and  warehouse 
Belknap  Charles  H,  associate  justice, 

Capitol 
BEin)ER  D  A>   general  freight  and 

passenger  agent  V&T&C&CRR, 

Carson 
BENTON  JAMES  M,  livery  and  stage 

stables,  cor  3d  and  Carson 
Bergman  Albert,  clothing,  Carson 
Bicknell  Chas  F,  clerk  supreme  court, 

Capitol 
BTTXTNOS  CHARLES,  dentist,  Car- 
son 
Blethen  Mrs  Jon?s  L,   boarding    and 

lodging-house,  Carson 
Borgess  A  A(Borges3&  Vieira),  Carson 
Borgess  &  Vieira  (A  A  Borgess  and  J 

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Boskowitz  Frank,  clothing,  Carson 
Brown  R  R,  saloon,  Carson 
Brule  Dieudonne  N,  saloon,  Carson 
BRTANT   OEOROE  W,  melter  and 
refiner  Carson  Mint 

BRTSON  OEOROE  C,  JR,  wine  house, 
Carson 

Byrne  Mrs  W  S,  librarian  ladies'  library, 
Carson 

Cagwin  &  Noteware  (G  W  Cagwin  and 
M  D  Noteware),  notions  and  station- 
ery, Carson 

Campbell  Mrs  Nancy  A,  millinery, 
Carson 

Carey  George,  justice  of  the  peace,  King 

GARNET  JOHN,  hay-yard,  Carson 
Carpenter  J  W,  drayman 

"  CARSON  APPEAL  "  (daily),  Josiah 

C  Harlow  editor  and  publisher,  L'd 
Carson  City  Gas  Co,  Thos  Edwards  pres, 

George  Tuffly  sec 
Carson  City  Savings  Bank,  Jacob  Klein 
pres,   John  G  Fox  vice-pres,  George 
TuiHy  cashier,  Carson 
Carson    Exchange,    E    Walker    propr, 

Carson 
Carson  Hose  Co  No  1,  Carson 
Carson.  Opera  House,  J  T  Preddy  nigr, 

Carson 
Carter  J  G,  bootmaker,  Carson 
Cassidy  George  W,  congressman,  Eure- 
ka, 5^ev 
Catlin   Moses,   carpenter,   cor  Ormsby 

and  2d 
Cavanaugh  Peter,  bakery,  King 
Chedic  Gef)  \V,  poultry,  honey  and  bee 

keepers'  supplies 
Cheney  John  E,  chairman  board  county 
commissioners  and  policeman,  Carson 
Chesley  James  (i,   deputy  secretary  of 

State,  Capitol 
Circe  Domica,  livery  stable,  Carson 
Clapp  Miss  H  K,  prin  Sierra  Seminary 
Clarke  Robert,  attorney,  Carson 
Clarke  Willis  G,  notary  public,  Carson 
Coffin  Trenmore,  attorney-at-law.  Proc- 
tor 
Cohn  Morris,  dry  goods,  Carson 
Connolly  Jeremiah,  tailor,  Caison 
Corbett  Daniel  (i,  saloon  and  restau- 
rant, Carson 
Cottrell  Wm  D,  cai'riage  and  sign  paint- 
er, Carson 
Cowing  Joseph  H,  policeman,  Carson 
Grain  Miss  Velma,  dressmaker,  King 
Crockett  Lyman  L,  State  treasurer, Cap- 
itol 
Cromwell  Oliver,  fruits,  Carson 
Curry  Engine  Co,  No  2,  Musser 
DAOXJE  LEVI>  coiner,  Carson  Mint 
"DAILY  INDEX,"    Marshall   Robin- 
son   publisher,   C  N   Harris    editor, 
Musser 


Daugherty  W  B,  deputy  State  control- 
ler, Capitol 
Davenport  W  H,  attorney  general 
Davis  Rev  George  R,  Episcopal  clergy- 
man. Division 
Davis  G  T,  general  merchandise,  Carson 
Dealy  James  E,  saloon,  Carson 
Decker   &  Fischer  (H  Decker  and  M 

Fischer),  saloon,  Carson 
Decker  Henry  (Decker  &  Fischer),  Car- 
son 
DE  LEON  DAVID,  carpenter,  Carson 
Dormer  J  M,  secretary  of  State 
Downey  Martin  A,  furniture  and  house 

furnishing  goods,  Carson 
Duffy  J,  propr  Pioneex-  Soap    Factory 
Eckhert  Ernest,  ticket  agent  V  &  T  and 

C  &  C  R  R,  Carson 
Edsgec  mb  Ezekial,   livery   stable,    3d 
Edwards  T  D,  attoruey-at-law.  King 
Edwards  Thos  J,    clerk  U  S   District 
Court  and  pres  Carson  City  Gas  Co, 
Carson 
Ellis  A  C,  attorney-at-law,  Carson 
Epstein  Louis  B,  restaurant,  Carson 
Fair  James  G,  U  S  Senator  (Virginia 

City) 
Fairbaiu  Rev ,   Presbyterian  cler- 
gyman 
Farrell  James  F,   agent  W  U   Tel   Co, 

cigars  and  tobacco,  Curson 
Fassett  Isaac  N,  deputy  surveyor-gen- 
eral, Capitol 
Fischer  M  (Decker  &  Fischer),  Carson 
FOREST  MRS  JENNIE,  proprietress 

Capitol  Lodging-House.  "d 
Foster  Mrs  Mary  A,  millinery,  Carson 
Fox  John  G,  jewelry,  books  and  station- 
ery and  vice-pres   Carson  City  Sav- 
ings Bank,  Carson 
Fox  J  W,  physician,  Musser 
Eraser  James,  county  treasurer,  Carson 
French  Hotel,  D  Circe  propr,  Carson 
Friend    Chas    W,   watchmaker,   cigars 

and  tobacco,  Carson 
Gage  Mart  M,  painter  and  paperhanger, 

cor  Ormsby  and  2d 
Gelinas  John,  lodging-house.  Depot 
Giudicclli  Chas  P,  restaurant,  Carson 
ORAHAM  MRS  ANNIE,  hairdresser, 

Carson 
Gray  Rev  W  C,   Methodist   clergym  .n, 
Division 

OREENLAW    MAYO    A.   dentist, 

Carson 
Hagerty  James,  bootmaker,  5th 
Hallock  J  F,  State  controller,  Capitol 
Hammod    Rev    J   D,     presiding    elder 

(Methodist),  Carson 
HARLOW   JOSIAH  C,  editor   "Car- 
son Appeal"  and  State  printer,  2d 
Harris  Bros  (Charles,  Mark  and  Benja- 
min   Harris),     general    merchandise, 
Carson 


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HA'B-H-TR  CBASLES  N>  attomey-at- 

law  and  editor  "Daily  Index,"  Musser 

Hatch  Andrew     J,     surveyor-general, 

Capitol 
Hatch  M  D,  county  clerk,  Carson 
Hawley  Ernest  S,  State  librarian,  Cap- 
itol 
Hawley   Thomas    P,  associate  justice, 

Capitol 
Haynie  J  W  (J  W  Haynie  &  Co),  Car- 
son 
Haynie  J  W  &  Co   (J  W  Haynie  and  H 
M  Yeriugton),  lumber  dealers,  Carson 
Hebberling   Augustus,   assayer,  Carson 
Hentschel  A  F,  watchmaker.  King 
Heritage  John,  painter  and  paperhang- 

er,  Carson 
Herrick  L  A,  physician 
HETBICH  JOSIAH  M,  assayer,  Car- 
son Mint 
Hill  Geo  B,  insurance  agent,  Carson 
Howe  H  H,  principal  grammar  school, 

Minnesota 
Hunt  E  M,  planing-mill 
Jacobs  Adolph,  tailor,  Carson 
James  Edmund,  barber,  Carson 
JONES  A  J  (Mills  &  Jones),  2d 
Kaiser  D,  restaurant,  Carson 
Kearny  W  J,  physician.  King 
Kennedy  Mrs  Mary  E,  matron  county 

hospital,  Carson 
Kersey  John  D,  county  assessor  and  in- 
surance agt,  Carson 
Keyser  &*Prod  (W  D  Keyser  and  E  R 
Elrod),  nay-yard,  ^livery  and  feed  sta- 
ble, cor  Carson  and  Musser 
King  Florence  H,  physician,  King 
King  8  D,  district  judge,  Carson 
King  S  Lewis,  physician,  King 
Kinkead  John  H,   governor  of  Nevada, 

Capitol ' 

KITZMETER  DANIEL  0.  harness- 
maker,  32  S  Carson  and  43  N  Carson 
Kitzmeyer    George  W,   furniture   and 

bedding,  Carson 
Klein  Jacob,  pres  Carson  City  Savings 
Bank,    Carson,    and    propr    Carson 
Brewery,  cor  Division  and  King 
Koppel  &  Piatt  (M  Koppel  and  Joseph 

Piatt),  clothing,  Carson 
Ladies'  Library,   Mrs  W  S  Byrne  libra- 
rian, Carson 
Lanston  C  E,  lieutenant-governor 
LAUQHTON  C  E,  auditor  Virginia  & 
Truckee  and  Carson  &  Colorado  fl  R's, 
Carson 
Lee  S,  physician.  King 
Legget  John,  carpenter,  Carson 
Leonard  Orlando  R,  chief  justice,  Cap- 
itol 
Lewis  Augustus,  saloon,  Carson 
Lightle  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Car- 
aon 
Lilienfeld  Wm,  clothing,  Carson 


LIND  JAMES  Ft   hamessmaker,  Car- 
son 
Lynch  Wm  M,  assayer,  Carson 
Madrlrill  John  W,  State  printer,  Capitol 
Maiah  Calvin  H,  gunsmith,  cor  Onnsby 

and  2d 
Mara  Eugene,  saloon,  Carson 
Martin  Charles,  notary  public,  Carson 
Martin  John  H,  hay-yard,  Carson 
Marston  Charles  A,  photographer,  2d 

MASON  &  CO  (J  R  and  H  S  Mason), 

groceries   and    general    merchandise, 

Carson 
MASON  C  P,  purchasing  agent  Virginia 

&  Truckee  and  Carson  &  Colorado  R 

R's,  Carson 
MASON  J  R  &  H  S  (Mason  &  Co), 

Carson 
McArthnr  Neil,  carpenter,  Carson 
McDouall    Geo,  druggist  cor  King  and 

Carson 
McGuirk  John  M,   tinsmith,    plumber 

and  gasfitter,  Carson 

MEDEBB  F>  painter  and  paperhanger, 

Carson 
Meder  Frank  &    James,  grinding   and 

planing-mili,  King 
Millard  'rhomas,  tailor,  Carson 
MILLS  A  J  (Mills  &  Jones),  2d 
Mills  Richard,  tinsmith,  Carson 

MINT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

at  Carson,  Nev,  James  Crawford, 
superintendent 

MuUer  Jacob  (P  A  Wagner  &  Co),  Car- 
son 

MuUer  Victor  A,  saloon.  King 

Murphy  Michael  A,  attorney  general, 
Capitol 

Olcovich  Bros  (H  and  B  Olcovich),  dry 
goods,  Carson 

OLIVEB  JAMES,  chief  engineer  C  & 

C  R  R,  Carson 
Olson  Louis  T,  saloon,  Carson 
Owens  J  A,  music  teacher 
OBMSBY  HOUSE.   C  F  and  H   W 

Sharp  proprietors,  Carson 
Parker  H  G,  fish  commissioner,  Capitol 
FABKINSON  E  J,  publisher  of  "The 

Daily  Nevada  Tribune",  Musser 
PABKIlSfSON    B    B.     editor    "The 

Daily  Nevada  Tribune,  Musser" 
Perasioh  George,  fruits    and   produce, 

Carson 
Pierce  Mrs  Elizabeth  D,    propr    City 

Hotel,  Carson 
Piatt  Joseph  (Koppel  &  Piatt),  Carson 
Porter  N,  barber,  Carson 
Preble  C  S,  surveyor  general 
Freddy  J  C,  agt  V  &  T,  C  &  C  R  R, 

Carson 
Preddy  J  T,  manager   Carson   Opera 

House,  Carson 
Rafetto  G,  boarding-house,  Caraon 


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Rail  Eugene  B,  hardware,  oor  2d  and 

Carson 
Kinckle  Mrs  Mary  E,  meat  market 
Robert  Andrew,  saloon,  Carson 
ROBINSON  MARSHALL,  publisher 

"Daily  Index,"  Musser 
Rosser  John,  meat  market,  Carson 
Sabin  George  M,  judge  U   8  District 

Court,  Carson 
Sadler  Wm,  fruits  and  produce,  Carson 
ST  CHARLES  HOTEL,  Ceorge  Tufly 

proprietor,  Carson 
SOTMITT  JOHN  (P  A  Wagner  &  Co), 

Carson 
Schneider  Henry,  baker)',  Carson 
Schulz  Otto  T,  meat  market,  Carson 
Scott  James  K,  saloon,  Carson 
Sessions  D  R,  State  supt  public  schools, 

Capitol 
Sharkey  Miles,  bootmaker,  Carson 
SHARP  C  F  &  H  W,  proprietors  Orms- 

by  House,  Carson 

SHERMAN  CHARLES  L,  proprietor 

Arlington  House,  Carson 
Siddons  Mrs  Louisa  M,   dressmaking, 

Carson 
Sierra  Seminary,  Miss  H  K  Clapp  prin- 
cipal 
Smart  J  S  M,  physician.  King 
Smart  Xathan,  blacksmit]),  Carson 
Sternberg  Job,  groceries,  Carson 
Stems  L,  policeman,  Carson 
Sutherland  John,  tailor,  Carson 
Swanson  Otto,  merchant  tailor,  Carson 
Sweetland  Wm  H,  bootmaker,  Carson 
Swift  S  T,  sheriflF,  Carson 
Taylor  Thomas  (i,  saloon,  Carson 
Thaxter  George  C,  druggist,  Carson 
The  Capitol,  Mrs  Jennie  Forest  propr, 

2d 
"THE  DAILT  BEE,"  A  J  Mills  and  A 

P  Jones  proprietors  and  editors,  2d 
"THE    DAILT    NEVADA  TRIB- 
UNE," E  J  Parkinson  publisher,   R 
R  Parkinson  editor,  Musser 


Tiokner  Henry  L,  W,  f  &        ^  agt  and 

insurance  agt,  Carson 
Tobriner  Jacob,    cigars   and   tobacco, 

Carson 
Torney  Rev  Luke,  clergyman  (Roman 

Catholic),  2d 
Torreyson  James    D,    attomey-at-law, 

Carson 
Torreyson  Wm  D,  blacksmith,  3d 
Trapp  John,  blacksmith,  Carson 
Tuny  George,  sec  Carson  City  Gas  Co, 

Carson 

TUFLY      OEOROE.     proprietor     St 
Charles   Hotel,    cashier    Carson  City 
Savings  Bank,   and  State    treasurer 
Carson 
Turner  Fred  D,  auditor,  Carson 
Vieira  John  (Borgess  &  Vieira),  Carson 
Vonderhide  Edward,  soda  factory,  Car- 
son 
WAGNER  P  A  (P  A  Wagner  &  Co), 
Carson 

WAONER  P  A  &  CO  (P  A  Wagner' 
Jacob  Muller  and  John  Schmitt),  gro* 
ceries,  hardware,  tinware,  etc,  Carson 

Walker  Elijah,  propr  Carson  Exchange 
Hotel,  Carson 

WEIFFENBACH  GEORGE  J,  saloon, 

Carson 
White  F  J,  physician.  King 
White  Gardner  C,  postmaster,  Carson 
Witherell  C  A,  register  U  S  Land  Office, 

Musser 
Wright   Robert  H,  deputy  State  treas- 
urer, Capitol 
Wright  Samuel,  lodging-house 
Wright  Samuel   C,  receiver  U  S  Land 
Office,  Musser 

TERINGTON  E  E  secretary  V  &T  and 
C  &  C  R  R,  Carson 

TERINGTON  H  M.  general  superin- 
tendent V  &  T  and  C  &  C  R  R,  Car- 
son 

Young  C  S,  supt  public  instruction 


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Fifty-Two  Rooms.    First-Class  in  all  its  appointments. 

CARSON  STREET CARSON  CITY.  NEVADA. 

One  block  from  R.  R.  Depot,  near  U.  S.  Mint. 

CHARLES  L.  SHERMAN,  Proprietor.      |q 
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CORNER  CARSON  AND  THIRD  STREETS, 
Carson  City,  Nevada. 

LAKE  TAHOE  STAGE  OFFICE. 

Parties  visiting  Lake  Tahoe  will  save  money  by  purchasing  THROUGH 
TICKETS,  which  can  be  procured  at  the  offices  of  the  Virginia  and 
Truckee  Railroad  Company,  in  Virginia,  Gold  Hill  and  Carson;  also  at 
J.  M.  Benton's  and  at  the  Ormsby  House,  Carson. 

Parties  for  Lake  Tahoe  should  leave  the  C.  P.  R.  R.  at  Rono. 

Tickets  to  and  information  concerning  this  famous  resort  can  also  be 
obtained  of  Sam  Miller,  Agent,  No.  2  New  Montgomery  Street,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 

The  presence  of  that  noted  and  careful  driver.  Hank  Monk,  on  this 
route  is  a  guaranty  against  accidents  as  well  as  a  source  of  great  pleasure, 
as  that  gentleman  never  loses  sight  of  an  opportunity  to  enlighten  as  well 
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JAMES  LIND, 

Manufacturer  anil  I)uulur  In 

Saddles,  Harness,  Bridles  and  Saddle  Goods, 

AND  CLOVE  DEPOT, 

Noith  CaiEon  Street,  Careen  City,  Nevada. 


All  kinds  of  work  done  at  the  lowest  prices  and 
in  a  workmanlike  manner. 


CARSON  APPEAL 

LEADING  REPUBLICAN  PAPER 

IN  NEVADA. 

Published  at  the  CapitoL 

The  only  paper  in  the  State^'absolutely  inde- 
pendent of  Alining  Ma:;nateH,  Itailroad  Crowdit, 
\V'<iiiil  ('oiitrai'iurst,  unil  rolitical  Bomhcs.  Hun 
i-olely  for  tiio  heiietit  of  tlie  Kupubiican  Party 
and  ttie  pubiiNlior. 

Tkhmb— tl8.0U  per  annum,  it7In|Advance. 

S.  K  DAVIS,  Proprietor. 

CHALK  HILL. 

Roop    County.       Post-oiBce     Buffalo 
Meadows. 

Denaon  J  C,  station  keeper 


CHERRY  CREEK. 

White  Pine  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  oiiice,  95  miles  by  stage 
from  Wells.     Population  575. 

Ardaut  J  F,  fruits 

Bassett  W  R,  saloon 

Bates  Mrs  O,  hotel 

Bernstein  D,  barber 

Bibbins  &  Coburn,  bootmakers 

Bronner  Pat,  saloon 

Booth  James  N,  barber 

Bourgeois  &  Moore,  butchers 

Brougher  &  Ward,  saloon 

Burbank  Geo  B,  civil  engineer  and  U  ;*' 

deputy  surveyor 
Campbell  J  D,  physician 
Cochran  M  H,  brewery 
Cormins  H  A,  lumber,  hay  and  grain 
Connolly  Mrs  J  H,  lodging 
Cook  E  M,  general  merchandise 
DAVIS   W    L,   proprietor  and  editor 

"White  Pine  News" 
Doscher  H  A,  saloon 
Drake  W  B,  harness  and  saddles 


Elias  1,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Filmore  W  H,  blacksmith 

Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co's  Stage  Lines, 
A  M  Vanderlip  agent 

Gordon  A  W  &  Co,  druggists  and  vari- 
eties 

Grey  &  Collins,  stationery  and  varieties 

Harrison  Mrs,  laundry  and  baths 

Henry  James,  saloon 

Holmes  Geo  P,  saloon 

Keogh  Pat,  drugs  and  stationery 

Lewis  Misses,  millinery 

Love  W  C,  attorney-at-law 

Meek  James,  restaurant 

Moon  Mrs  J  C,  milliner 

Moore  Joseph  L  &  Co,  butchers 

O'Donnell  M/s  E,  restaurant 

Paul  Theodore,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Shine  Tim,  saloon 

Sisson  &  Cousins,  lumber  yaril 

Sisbon  J  F,  blacksmith 

SPENCEB  &  FRANK,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Stenstrom  L  P,  bakery  and  confectionery 

Stewart  James,  saloon 

Stokles  G  F,  bootmaker 

Taylor  Geo  H,  saloon 

Thacher  Geo  &  Co,  generol  merchandise 

Trimble  Geo,  agt  Woodruff  &  Ennor's 
Stage  Lines  -.:..-i>)f.tr  ; 

Tufford  J  H,  physician   '  "'"" 

Vanderlip  A  M,  agt  Gilmer,  Salisbury 
&  Co 

Wearne  John,  general  merchandise, 
lumber  and  saw-mill 

Webp"  ^"'^ob  &  Son,  saloon 

^'  /oer  John  I^,  saloon 

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Williams  J  E,  coal  and  lumber     _ 

Young  A.  grocer  .■:,„■..    ■reSf^^V-^'' ,^'  ■■' 


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CLOVERDALE. 

Nt>  County.    Fost-o£floe  Orantville. 
WILLIAII8  J  E.  hotel 


CLOVER  VALLEY. 

Lincoln    County.     A   poat-ofHoe, 
miles  southeast  of  Pioohe. 

BOSCO  Ri  postmaster 


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COLUMBIA. 

Elko  County.    A  post-office,  82  miles 

north  of  Elko. 
C  C  G  &  S  M  Co,  C  A  Watson  supt 
Columbia  Mining  Co,  gen  mdse 


COLUMBUS. 

Esmeralda  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  8  miles  by  stage  southeast 
of  Candelaria.  There  are  some  im- 
portant borax  works  5  and  18  miles 
distant.  A  good  farming  district, 
known  as  Fish  Lake  Valley,  18  miles 
away,  gives  it  part  of  its  support, 
population  100. 

Conn  Fred,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
HAYS  D  B>  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Marrotte  A,  physician 
Meaders  L  J,  justice  of  the  peace 
Molini  E,  saloon 
Schwartz  M,  gen  mdse 
Sutherland  W  J,  attorney-at-law 
Thatcher  A    M,    attorney-at-law 

notary  public 
Thomas  S  W,  hay  and  grain  warehouses 
Trudo  Edward,  saloon 
Turner  Geo  L,  hotel  and  saloon 
Williamr  t  Goodwin,  butchers 


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COMO. 

Lyon  County.    Post-office  Dayton. 

COMO  HOTEL,  W  H  Ely  proprietor 
Ely  H  W,  propr  Como  Hotel 


CORAL  HILL. 

Elko  County.     Post-office  Elko, 
SHEPHARD  0  H>  ranoher  and  stock 


raiser 


CORTEZ. 


Eureka  County.  Post-office  Bailey,  30 
miles  south  of  Beowawe.  Population 
110. 

Dean  J  W,  stock  raiser 

Gillam  Thos,  miner 


Henley  James,  teamster 
Lewis  W  R,  miner 
MoLeod  &  Olap,  ranchers 
Redmond  Wm,  blacksmith 
Sohultze  &  MoConnel,  stock  raiser 
WENBAN  SIMON,  silver  mines  and 
mill 


DAYTON. 

Lyon  County.  A  post  and  express 
ofiice.  It  is  the  county  seat  of  Lyon 
County.  Situated  on  the  Carson  River, 
7i  miles  from  Virginia  City,  and  12 
miles  from  Carson.  The  surrounding 
land  is  largely  cultivated,  and  pro- 
duces all  the  vegetables,  besides  con- 
siderable srain.  There  is  also  good 
dairy  land  in  the  vicinity.  Popula- 
tion 250. 

Agnew  Frank,   house  and  sign  painter 

BABTONOEOW.  Hvery  stable  and 
proprietor  Dayton  and  Virginia  Stage 
Line,  Main 

Bender  Mrs  Julia,  hotel 

Bonham  J  A,    postmaster  and  gen  mdse 

Box  C,  blacksmith 

Campbell  J  L,  meat  market 

Campbell  J  N,  editor  "Lyon  County 
Times" 

Carling  Hugh,  saloon 

Cobb  Wm  H  M,  agt  C  and  C  R  R,  W, 
F&CoandWUTelCo 

Cook  Robert,  sheriflF 

DOUGLASS  WILLIAM  J,  secretary 
Douglass  Mining  Co,  Main 

Duncan  Mrs  M  L,  Golden  Eagle  Hotel, 

Duncan  Wm  M,  wagonmaker 

Friedline  A,  barber 

Gavin  F  F,  blacksmith 

(Tfubei  J  C,  hotel  and  saloon 

Hanson  Jacob,  saloon 

Haynes  J  P,  carpenter 

HAZLETT  J  C,  physician.  Main 

Hig..;ii>8  J  W,  bootmaker 

Ken  II  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Keith  George  W,  attorney-at-law  aud 
'■istrict  attorney 

BANOALL  G  P,  hay-yard,  Main 

BULISOX  CHABLES  H,  superin- 
tendent Douglass  Mining  Co,  Main 

Shaw  James  R,  feed  and  lumber  yard 

Sims  J  D,  <;eneral  merchandise 

Watson  C  H,  livery  stable 


DEETH. 

Elko  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Central  Pacific  R.  R.  (Humboldt  Di- 
vision), 36  miles  from  Elko  and  60 
imles  from  Carlin. 

POBTEB  J  L,  grocer 
Smith  J  P,  saloon 


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J.  M.  DOUGLASS  ic  CO., 

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Blutsto&e  aad  Sulphmo  Add, 

CHA8.  H.  IIULI80N,  Superintendent. 

Dasrton,  Nevada. 

Purchasers  of  Gold,  Silver  and  Copper  Ores,  Slimes,  Tailings,  Etc. 


DEL  MONTE  STATION. 

Junction  Aurora,  Nevada  &  Bodie  Stago 

Line. 
Aavol  August,  stage  station 


DIAMOND. 

EuKEKA  County.  A  post-offict;,  on  the 
Eureka  &  Palisade  K.  R.,  12  miles 
from  Eureka. 

HIGBY  L  Li  hotel,  saloon  and  post- 
master 


DOWNEYVILLE. 

Nye  County.  A  post-office,  12  miles 
northwest  of  Grantville;  population 
30. 

Chushman  Geo,  saloon 

GATES  G  M,  postmaster 

Obeudorf  J  L,  saloon 

Raphael  M,  gen  mdae  and  hotel 

Tellon  Henry,  blacksmith 

Teltier  M,  hotel  and  stable 


DUCK  FLAT. 


Roop    County.     Post-office,    Buffalo 

Meadows. 
Clark  L  G,  stock  raiser 


DUCKWATER. 

Nye  County.    A  post-office,  35  miles 
from  Hamilton. 

IRWIN  LOUISE,  postmistress 

EAGLE  SALT  WORKS. 

Churchill  County.      A  post  and  tele- 
graph office;  50  miles  from  Reno. 

Crocker  Henry,   foreman    L  &  M  Salt 

Min. 
WILIiET  C  M>    manager  Eagle  Salt 

Work,  and  postmaster 


EBERHARDT. 


White  Pine  County.  A  post-office;  is 
a  small  mining  town  of  eastern 
Nevada;  40  miles  from  Eureka, 
reached  by  stage.  The  noted  Eber- 
hardt  Mine  is  situated  here.  It  is 
supported  by  mining  and  milling; 
three  miles  from  Hamilton. 

Ahern  Nora,  restaurant 

Canverse  O  M,  rancher  and  contractor 

Drake  Frank,  manager  Eberhardt  Min- 
ing Co,  limited 

DBAKE  OLIVER,  accountant  Eber- 
hardt Co  (limited),  and  postmaster 

Eberhardt  Mining  Co,  limited 

Holmes  N  S,  stockraiser 

Muir  Alex,  contractor 


ELDORADO  CANON. 

Lincoln  County.  A  post-office.  Pop- 
lation  175. 

Anderson  Geo,  saloon 

Coolman  B  N,  saloon 

Fife  A,  miller 

Germ  W  H,  butcher 

(Tillespie,  Lund  &  Co,  general  mdse 

MILLS  W  S>  manager  Southwestern 
Mining  Co 

Southwestern  Mining  Co,  mining,  mill- 
ing and  merchandise 


ELKO. 

Elko  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  County  seat.  Sit- 
uated on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 
55S  miles  from  San  Francisco  and  344 
miles  from  Carson  City;  altitude  5,063; 
population  1,000. 

Elko  is  the  shipping  point  for  an  im- 
portant section  of  Idaho  and  northern 
Nevada,  including  Tuscarora,  Bullion, 
Cornucopia,  Columbia  and  White  Rock; 
for  which  purpose  it  possesses  a  very 
good  system  of  county  wagon  roads. 


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The  location  of  the  town  is  desirable, 
being  on  a  natural  esplanade.  It  is  the 
site  of  the  State  University,  which  is 
under  the  control  of  a  Board  of  Regents; 
T.  N.  Stone  President.  The  building  is 
of  brick,  commanding  an  excellent  view 
of  the  town  and  surrounding  country. 
The  Depot  House,  of  which  Mr.  James 
Clark  is  proprietox-,  is  a  well-kept  hotel, 
and  the  terms  are  reasonable.  There 
are  two  louring-mills  located  at  Elko. 
The  exports,  principally  copper,  malts 
and  grain.  About  200  tons  of  the  for- 
mer and  15,000  tons  of  the  latter 
are  shipped  from  here  annually.  The 
Springs  (a  group  of  six,  three  hnt  and 
three  cold),  one  and  n  half  miles  froni 
Elko,  are  a  great  attraction.  Mineral 
Welters  of  ditferent  temperatures  are 
utilized  for  bathing  purposes,  and  are 
considered  very  benehcial. 

Ainley  John,  Hardware  and  stoves 

ANDERSON  EDWARD  B,  groceries, 

Main 
Bartlett  V  C,  saloon  and  restaiirant 
Bigelow  R  R,  district  judge 
Bisel  Antoni,  saloon 
Bradley  &   Russell   (J  R  Bradley  and 

Geo  Russell),  stock  raisers 
Bradley  J  R  (Bradley  &  Russell) 
Brain  James  (James  Brain  &  Co) 
Brain  James  &  Co  (J  Brain  and  Wm 

Plughoff),  harness  and  saddles 
Brooks  J  H,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  telegraph 

operator 
Brown  &    Gooding  (R    Brown   and  C 

Gooding),  furniture 
Brown  R  (Brown  &  Gooding) 
Bruce  A,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Burner  J  F,  sign  and  house-painter 
Butler  Wm,  feed  stable 
Chase  Hiram,  groceries 
Chase  Walter,  saloon 

CLARK  JAMES,  proprietor  Depot 
Hotel,  Depot 

CLUOOAOE  &  PARKER  (F  Clug- 
gage  and  F  Parker),  proprietors  U  S 
Stage  Line  from  Mko  to  Tuscarora, 
Depot  Hotel 

Cox  J  L  (G  W  Litton  &  Co) 

Craig  John,  restaurant 

Crane  Geo  W,  tinware  and  agt  sewing 
machines 

"DAUT  AND  WEEKLY  ELKO 
INDEPENDENT,"  S  S  Sears  edi- 
tor and  proprietor,  Main 

Davis  James,  propr  Elko  Flouring- 
mills 

DEPOT  HOTEL,  James  Clark  pro- 
prietor, Depot 

Dorsey  J  W,  ablorney-at-law 

Dorsey  Richard  M,  livery  stable 


Edoff  J  P,  sec   Eureka  Flouring  Mills 
Co 

EDWARDS  MRS  J  F  ft  DAUOH 

TER  (Mrs  Julia  F  and  Miss    Vesta 
Edwards),  millinery,  Main 

EDWARDS  MRS  JULIA  F  (Mrs  J  F 

Edwards  &  Daughter),  Main 

EDWARDS  MISS  VESTA  (Mrs  J  F 

Edwards  and  Daughter),  Main 
Elko  Flouring  Mills,  James  Davis   pro 

prietor 
l':ureka  Flouring  Mills  Co,  J  P  Edoff 

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Farnel  Frank  (Payne  &  Farnel) 
Fitch  J  B,  sheriff 

l^rank  Miss,  principal  grammar  school 
Fros^lich  Carl  (Reckhart  &  Froelich) 
GALLAGHER  J  B,  agent  U  S  stage 

line  Co  from  Elko  to  Tuscarora,  Depot 

Hotel 
GIBBONS  J    B,    superintendent   U   S 

Stage  Co  from  Elko   to    Tuscarora, 

Depot  Hotel 
(iilligan  John  E,  bootmaker 
GooiUng  Charles  (Brown  &  Gooding) 
Henderson  Jefferson,  banker 
Henley  S  M,  county   auditor,   notary 

public  and  conveyancer 
Hibbets  John,  saloon 
Hitt  W  T,  varieties 
Hull  Q  W,  postmaster 
HUMBOLDT  HOUSE,    Joseph  Lang 

proprietor,  rear  Depot 
Hunter  Thomas  (G  W  Litton  &  Co) 
Huntington  Thomas  W,  physician  R  R 

Huapital 
Jessup  F  C,  dentist 
Kingston  G  A,  district  attorney 
Lang  Mrs  B  W,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
LANG  JOSEPH,  proprietor  Humboldt 

House,  Depot 
Litton  G  >V  (G  W  Litton  &  Co) 
Litton  G  W    &  Co  (G   W  Litton,    T 

Hunter  and  J  L  Cox),  meat  market 
Mayhugh  John  S,  pros  State  Board  of 

Regents 
Meigs  J  J,  physician 
Miller  M  H,  county  treasurer 
Morgan  L  E,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Muller  F  F,  supt  public  schools  and 

druggist 
Mundell  H  V,  assessor 
Nye  Nathan  B,  watchmaker 
Paddock  N  V,  insurance  agent 
Payne  &  Farnel  (John  Payne  and  Frank 

Farnel ),  lumber  dealers 
Payue  John  (Payne  &  Farnel) 
PiCK  SOLON  (C  C  Warner  &  Co), 

Depot 
Peck  Solon,  saloon 
Peel  Edwin,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
Plughoff  Wm  (James  Brain  &  Co) 


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Reckhart  Chris  ( Reck  1  art  &  Froelich) 

Reckhart  &  Froelich  (C  Reckhart  and  C 
Froelich),  wholesale  wines  and  liquors, 
and  bakery 

Reiiihart  B  &  Co  (B  Reinhart),  general 
merchandise 

Riedel  Frank,  bootmaker 

Rosenstock  Joseph,  general  merchandise 

Rosmino  Peter,  tailor 

Russell  Geo  (Bradley  &  Russell) 

Sale  Dudley,  carpenter 

SEARS  S  S<  editor  and  publisher 
"Daily  and  Weekly  Elko  Independ- 
ent" and  chairman  board  of  county 
commissioners,  Idaho,  Main 

Shuck  John  H,  saloon 

Simpson  Wm,  coffee  and  lunch  stand 


Smyles  J  C,  county  surveyor  and  no- 
tary public 

Stone  T  N,  books  and  stationery  and 
agt  W,  F  IV  Co  and  pres  State  Uni- 
versity 

Talbot  George  F,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Taylor  Mrs  J,  principal  primary  school 

Terry  Mrti  O  E,  dressmaking 

Tucker  Bros  (G  W  and  Robert  Tucker), 
livery  stable 

Tucker  G  VV  and  Robert  (Tucker  Bros) 

WARNER  C  C  (C  C  Warner  &  Co), 
Depot 

WARNER  C  C  &  CO  (S^lon  Peck  and 
C  C  Warner),  forwarding  and  com- 
mission agts,  Depot 


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Cor.  Railroad  and  Fourth  Streets,  in  roar  of  Depot  Hotel, 

ELKO,  NEVADA. 

JOSEPH  liAXfi}  PROPRIETOR. 


This  old  established  ami  well-kiinwii  li.iu--u  lui-  Iwoii  ovcrluiiilod,  itllttod  iiiid  rel..mislied,  and 
armiiubd  fur  the  iirM(iii\m(uliiti  >ii  ut  li  iftidevs  as  'vci'.  as  lodgers.  It  enntains  a  !av,ye  imiuber  of 
pleasant,  eomfuvtahl  ,  welMiuiii-lied  and  proiiuiiv  ventihitod  rooms,  wliich  will  lie  let  by  Oje  day, 
week  or  month  on  reasonablu  tcnns.  llie  diniin;  nmni  will  always  be  supjilieil  with  tlie  best 
the  market  affords,  t'harues  moderate.  <  ''ini.eeted  with  the  house  are  larire  sheds  and  stalls,  and 
a  yard  fov  the  eonvonieii"e  1)1  miests '.vith  teams.  I'ine  wines  and  liiiuors  by  the  glass,  quart  or 
pillon  at  the  bar.  KlxKK  STAHLINU  for  teams  bel 'nging:  to  eustomers.  A  spaeious  feed  yard 
connected  with  the  estalilishmunt 

Hay  and  Grain  for  Sale  to  Customers  at  the  Usual  Market  Rates. 

White    Sulphur    Springs    Hotel 

AND  BATHING  ESTABLISHMENT, 

One  nile  and  a  half  from  Klko,  Nevada. 

MRS.  J.  J.  6ARRECHT PROPRIETRESS. 


The  Proprietrosti  of  this  well-known  popular  res-ort  talves  pleasure  in  intornilns  the  public  that 
it  Is  now  prepared  for  the  reception  of  uuests,  ))ermunent  or  transient,  and  that  no  pahu    vill  bo 
spared  to  gUe  satisfaction.    The  e.itire  establislnnent  has  been  refitted  and  refundshed, 
And  PatroiiH  <'an  have  Hvtt  or  €old  Tub,  Pluiigo  or  (Shower  Baths 

at  all  hours.  The  Table  will  at  all  times  be  su)i))lied  with  the  best  the  market  affords.  Bi^rdors 
taken  by  the  day,  week  or  month.  Ciuosts  witli  teams  will  Hnd  Kood  stablinjf  accominodations,  and 
(fi'ain  aiid  hay  f()r  th?ir  horses.    Terms  reasonable.     Tiie  Carriaa:e  runs  regularly  between 

ELKO  AND  THE  SPRINGS. 


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WJIITB  ItROS,,  1»  A  I.i  >Ialn  and  14  A  16  Spear 
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U.  S.  Mail  Stage  Line 


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TUSCARORA,  CORNUCOPIA  AND  COLUMBIA. 

(Daily  Except  Sundays.) 


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Leaves   ELKO 

On    the    Arrival    of    the    Express    going    West, 

Arriving  in  time  to  Connect  with 

Express  going  East. 

DISTANCE^}  FROM  ELKO. 

Tuscarora 64  M lies. 

Cornucopia 76      " 

Columbif?.  90      " 

Tliroug^h  to  Comuoopia  in  12  Hours. 

GLF6GA0E  &  PARKER,  Proprietors. 

J.  B.  GALLAGHER,  A^ent. 

DEPOT  HOTEL,  ELKO,  NEV. 


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Passenger  Trains  going  West  stoj)  20 

^  Minutes  for  Breakfast  at  7:34  A.  M, 

Going  East,  Sapper  at  7:4:0  P.  31, 

leals,  $1.00. 


THE  HOUSE  CONTAINS  40  ELEGANTLY  FURrilSHEO  ROOMS. 
Board  per  Day,  $2.50. 


JAMES  CLARK/Proprietor. 


COFFEE  AND  LUNCH  STAND 

CONNECTED  WITH  THE  HOTEL. 


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INDEPEITDENT 

ELKO,   ISTEVA^D^. 


S.  S.  SEARS PROPRIETOR 


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ELLSWORTH. 

Nye  Countv.  A  post-oHice.  A  sin;\ll 
niiuiui;  town,  tlistant  from  Wails- 
worth,  .1  station  oil  thu  Central  Paoifio 
K.  J{.,  100  miles  by  stage.  Populu- 
tion  ttO. 

Colwell  James,  blacksmith 

Dolton  W  T,  hotel,  saloon  and  butcher 

Eata  Buena  Co,  Ellsworth  Mill     % 

Gage  W  S  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Howe  K  B,  general  merchandise 

ISBELL  G  H,  I'ostmaster 

La  Bean  &  Ferguson,  s-'oon  and  livery 
stable 

Watson  Wm,  blacksmith 

Wolford  A,  saloon 


ELY. 

White  Pine  Coc.NTy.     A  post-ol^e. 

FEATHERSTEN      H,     hotel,    post- 
master and  stage  agent 
Ragsdaill  J,  hotel 


EMPIRE. 

Ormsdy  CotTNTY.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  oiiico,  located  ou  the  Cursou 
River,  also  the  line  of  the  Virginia 
&  Truckee  R.  R.,  3^  miles  from  Car- 


son City  and  34 i  miles  from  Rono.  It 
has  several  mills  at  and  near  the  town 
from  which  it  derives  its  support. 
Population  'M'k 

lieer  Tho.**,  butcher 

Brown  U  H,  sjipt  Vivian  Mill 

Hoover  J  A,  boarding 

Hope  trames,  liiiuors  and  cigars 

Jones  S  E,  livery  stable 

Kallenberger  Mrs  N,  hotel 

Kohel  Stephen,  boarding 

Lang  W  M,  justico  of  the  peace 

LA  VALLIEB.  R   R>    superintendoiit 

Brunswick  Mill 
Lebo  &  Boother,  li<iuors  and  public  hull 
Ijcbo  I  I',  deputy  sheritF 
Longabaugh  Samuel,  wood  dealer 
Mcl']ntei!  Owen,  Ixtotmaker 
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EUREKA. 

Eureka  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Population  4,500. 
The  town  is  the  county  seat  of  Eureka 
County,  and  is  situated  about  two  miles 
from  the  principal  mines,  in  a  canyon 
between  Diamond  and  Prospect  Moun- 
tains, and  has  an  altitude  of  7,000  feet 
.ibove  the  level  of  the  sea.  Adams  Hill 
is  west  24  miles  on  the  north  slope, 
which  runs  from  Prospect  Mountain  to 
the  Flat.  McCoy  Hill  lies  directly  south 
on  the  first  ridge  to  the  west  of  the  can- 
yon. Ajax  Hill  is  southeast  of  Ruby 
Hill,  and  5  miles  south  of  the  town  is 
Hoosac  Mountain,  east  of  the  road  lead- 
ing to  Secret  Canyon.  It  has  one  of  the 
finest  public  scliools  to  be  found  on  the 
coast;  the  public  school  building  and 
Court  House  are  both  elejrant  struct- 
ures. Episcopal,  Presbyterian,  Metho- 
dist and  Catholic  Churches  are  to  be 
found  here.  Two  daily  papers  are  pub- 
lished, which  are  fully  awake  to  alj  the 
interests  of  this  section  of  country,  a'ld 
they  are  well  sustained  by  the  people  of 
Eureka  County.  Two  good  hotels  are 
known  as  the  Parker  House  and  Jackson 
House.  The  principal  mines  are  tlie 
liiclunond  and  I'lureka  Consolidated.  At 
the  present  writing  l-hireka  gives  :  rem- 
ise of  contiiiuiug  as  it  lias  for  the  past, 
two  years  as  one  of  the  principal  mining 
townsof  Nevada.  The  town  in  connected 
with  Palisaile,  on  the  Central  Pacific  U. 
U, by  the  Eureka  and  Palisade  R.  ]{. (nar- 
row gauge),  itO  miles  from  Palisatle  and 
.H  miles  from  Carson.  There  are  some 
rich  lands  in  the  vicinity,  whicli  are  a 
mine  in  themselves,  as  Eureka  is  a  good 
market. 

AHERX     JEREMIAH,     hay     yard. 

Main 
Ahgce  Charles,  restaurant 

ALBION  CONSOLIDATED  MINING 

CO.  L  E  Robinson  president,  resi- 
dence San  Francisco,  D  B  Chishohn 
secretary,  residence  San  Francisco,  E 
N  Robinson  superintendent,  Clark 

Alderson  F  B,  real  estate  and  notary 
public 

Alexander  B,  gen  mdse 

Alexandria  Mining  Co,  Frank  Robbins 
supt 

Allen  J  S,  propr  Ottaway  Hotel 

Alpha  Ix)dge,  No  1,  A  O  U  VV,  ICC 
Whi*^more  sec 

ANDERSON  JAMES  E,  editor  and 
proprietor  "Eureka Evening  Leader," 
cor  Monroe  and  Batemau 

Antoni  Peter,  barber 

Bailey  David  E,  attorney 


Baker  Geo  W,  attorney-at-law 

Baker  &  Wines  (Geo  W  Baker  and  J 
L  Wines),  attorneys-at-law 

Ballich  L,  saloon 

Barbire  Torre,  hotel   and  grocery  store 

Base  Rage  Council,  No  2,  1  0  0  F,  C  G 
Hubbard 

Barlov7  &  Henderson  (0  (i  Barlow  and 
G  S  Henderson),  carriage  and  black- 
smith shop 

Barlow  O  G  (Barlow  &  Henderson) 

Beard  Mrs  W  S,  dressmaker 

Beatific  Lodge,  No  7,  K  of  P,  W  H 
Davenport  sec 

BEATTY  R  M,  attorney,  Opera  House, 
Main 

Bennetts  I  V,  saloon 

BERO  BERNARD,  groceries.  Main 

Berry  J  P,  barber 

Betti  A,  bootmaker  and  saloon 

Biggio  Giisparo,  saloon 

Bishop  A  C  (Bishop  &  Hager) 

Bishop  &  Hager  (A  C  Bishop  and  H 
Hager),  physicifins 

Bishop  W  W,  attorney-at-law 

Roman  Mining  Co,  B  C  Levy  supt 

Bremenkampf  August  ( Bremenkampf  & 
Regie 

Bremenkampf  &  Regie  (Ai^ust  Bremen- 
kampf and  .Joseph  Regie),  soda  factory 

Rricca  A,  saloon 

Brown  C  (Brown,  Tassell  &  Co) 

Brown  &  ilodfrey  (.J  Brown  and  J  God- 
frey), restaurant  and  coufectiouery 

Brown  Harry,  blacksmith 

Brown  .1  (Brown  &  Godfrey) 

Brown,  Tassell  &  Co  (C  Brown,  .7  Tas- 
sell and  W  Knirick),  boots  and  shoes 

liurns  ]•]  J  (Hawkes  &  Co) 

Butler  E  .1,  notary  public 

Huttlar  C  .1  R,  couvty  clerk 

CALI9HER  MORRIS,  books  and  sta- 
tionery, Main 

Campbell  A  N,  chairman  board  of  Com- 
missioners 

Campbell  A  W,  feed  store 

Carpenter  H,  receiver  U  S  Land  Office 

Casey  Henry,  barber 

CASSIDY  &  SKILLMAN,  propriet  ,rs 
"  Eureka  Daily  Sentinel" 

CASSIDY  GEO  W  (Cassidy  &  Skill- 
man),  and  Congressman 

CATJGHEY  A  (Caughey  &  McMartin), 
Main 

CAUGHEY    &     McMARTIN     (A 

Caughey  and   M  McMartin),  saloon. 

Main 
CELLA   ALEX   (Charles   Graham    & 

t/'o).  Main 
CHENEY  A  E.  attorney -at-law 
Christopher  Mrs  A,  millinery 
City  Pliotograph  Gallery,  Louis  Monaco 

propr 
Clarke  A  C,  blacksmith 


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Clark  Luther,  Palace  Saloon 

Clute  F  W,  general  merchandise 

Cohn  Louis,  tailor 

Conklin  H  C,  mgr  Eureka  Foundry 

Conti  G  (G  Conti  &  Co) 

Conti  G  &  Co  {G  Conti  and  B  Petraeli), 
saloon 

Craechi  Louis  (J  Ziudici  &  Co) 

Crawford  Rev  C  B,  clergyman  (Episco- 
pal) 

Crossan  R,  dealer  in  grain 

CURTIS   ALLEN  A  (Paxton  &  Co), 

Main 
Davenport    W   H,    atty    general    and 

attomey-at-law 
Davidson  Meyer,  clothing 
Davidson  VV  E,   agt  Gilmer,  Salisbury 

&  Co's  stage  lines  and  news  agency 

Del  Foch  &  Capreol  (B  Del  Foch  and  A 

Capreol),  bakery 
Detter  Tliomas,  barber 
Devere  Misses  G  &  F,  proprs  The  Tivoli 
Doak  R  J  (Smith  &  Doak) 
Doreghty  M  D,  bootmaker 

Douglas  Thomas  S,  Bank  Exchange  Sa- 
loon 
Doyle  Patrick,  saloon 
Dumas  A,  saioon 
Dunkle  O,  restaurant 

EL  DORADO  MINING  CO  NO  2, 

C  J  Hutchinson  president,  D  B  Chis- 
holm  secretary,  E  N  Robinson  super- 
intendent, Clark;  residences  San  Fran- 
cisco 

EMPIRE  HAY  YARD.  Jeremiah 
Ahem  proprietor.  Main 

EMPIRE  SALOON.  (Charles  Graham 

&Co) 
Emrick  W  (Brown,  Tassell  &  Co) 
Englert  G  C  (Englert  &  Co) 
Englert  &  Co  (G  C   Englert,    R  J  Reid 

and  LI  Saddler),  blacksmiths 
Eureliii  and  California  Lumber  Co,  W  O 

Mills  Jr 
Eureka  Commandery,  No  2,   J  N  Hill 

recorder 
Eureka  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  Frank 

Locan  pres,  res  San  Francisco;  M  A 

Donthett  sec,  Thomas  J  Read  supt 

"EUREKA  DAILY  SENTINEL," 

Cassidy  &  Skillman  proprietors 

"EUREKA  EVENING  LEADER," 

(dailj ),  James  E  Anderson  editor  and 
proprietor,  cor  Monroe  and  Bateman 

Eureka  Hose  Co,  No  2,  T  S  Douglas  fore- 
man 

Eureka  Lodge,  No  16,  F  &  A  M,  John 
E  Johnes  sec 

Eureka  Lodge,  No  22,  I  0  0  F,  W  H 
Davenport  sec 

Eureka  Opera  House,  Foley,  Ryland  & 
Winzel  propra 


EUREKA  &  PAUSADE  R  R.  Ed- 

^^ar  Mills  pres,  res  San  Francisco;  E 

F  Oatman  sec.  Depot 
Eureka  (Nevada)    Silver    Mining    Co, 

•Tames  Wilson  sec 
EVERTS  P,  superintendent  Eureka  & 

Palisade  R  R 
Faust  Mrs  Dora,  lodging-house 
Ferraris  Antonia,  bootmaker 
Ferraris  Charles,  bootmaker 
Fitzgerald  A  L  (Merrill  &  Fitzgerald) 
Fletcher  G  A,  saloon  and  hay  yard 
Foley  M  D  (Foley,  Ryland  &,  Winzel) 
Foley  M  D  (W  H  Remington  &  Co) 
Foley,  Ryland  &  Winzel  (M  D  Foley,  R 

Ryland  and  J  Winzel)  proprs  Eureka 

Opera  House 
Ford  John,  boarding-house 
Fox  Charles,  restaurant 
Franklin  M  J  &  Co  (xM  J  Franklin),  dry 

goods 
Gallagher  Mrs  C,  lodying-house 
Garber  E  R,  attorney-at-law 
Garety  E,  Silver  Brick  Hotel 
Gavin  George,  tinsmith 
Gibfried  C,  restaurant  and  bakery 
Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co's  Stage  Lines, 

W  E  Davidson  agt 
Godfrey  J  ( Brown  &  Godfrey) 
Godfrey  J  L  (Godfrey  &  McMillan) 
Godfrey  &  McMillan  (J  L  Godfrey  and 

P  McMillan),  carpenters  and  builders 
Gormon  Fred  (McGovrn  &  Gormon) 
GRAHAM  CHARLES  (Charles  Gra 

ham  &  Co),  Main 
GRAHAM  CHARLES  &  CO  (Charles 

Graham,    Alex     Cella     and    August 

Hintze),  Empire  Saloon,  Main 
Graovech  M  L,  groceries 
Greovich  John  (Tognini  &  Co) 
Griffin  W  E,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Guilloz  L,  fruits  and  varieties 
Guinnip  Mrs  A  J,  lodging-house 
Hager  Henry  (Bishop  &  Hager) 
Haley  &  Schumaker  (T  Haley  and  John 

Schuniaker),  meat  market 
Haley  Thomas  (Haley  &  Schumaker) 
Hamilton  C,  dentist 
Hansen  P  N,  groceries 
Harmon  F  H,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

attorney-at-law 
Harmon  Joseph  C,  planing-mill 
Harris  Alfred,  gents  furnishing  goods 
Harris  Jacob,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Harris  Phil,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Haskell  A  D,  insurance  agent 
Haskell  W  P,  furniture 
Hawkes  A  (Hawkes  &  Co) 
Hawkes   &  Co  (A  Hawkes  and   E  J 

Burns),  groceries 
Heitmann  F  M  (H  Mau  &  Co) 
Henderson  G  S  (Barlow  &  Henderson) 
Hiemes  L,  tailor 
Hinckley  F  H,  register  U  S  Land  Office 


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Hjul  P  H,  second-hand  furniture 

JACKSON  ANDREW,  proprietor 
Jackson  House 

JACKSON  HOUSE.  A  Jackson  propr 
cor  Main  and  Bateman 

James  Rev,  clergyman  (Methodist) 

Joannes  Wm,  boots  and  shoes 

Johnson  Hiram,  groceries 

Johnson  Hiram  (Remington  &  Co) 

Jones  D  P,  bootmaker 

Jones  E  C,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Jones  John  0,  blacksmith 

Karsky  Morris,  clothing 

Kasten  F,  saloon 

Kehler  W  H,  bootmaker 

Kemp  H  R,  groceries 

Kerneeu  John  J   (W  H  Sweeney  &  Co) 

Knickerbocker  Hose  Co,  No  2,  T  S 
Douglas  foreman 

Kind  Henry,  groceries 

Kit  Carson  Con  Mining  Co,  Frank  Rob- 
bins  siipt 

Knight  P  J  (Knight  &  Kyle) 

Koerber  Joseph,  barber 

Kyle  Matt  (Knight  &  Kyle),  and  sheriff 
and  propr  Eureka  Skating-rink 

Lachman  B,  general  merchandise 

Lamott  V  F,  restaurant 

Langshur  A,  saloon,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Langstroff  J  B,  tailor 

LANSINO  C  J,  attorney,  Bateman 

Laudenschtaga  C,  saloon 

Leeser  L,  groceries 

Levy  M  (Morris  &  Levy) 

Lewis  D  E,  saloon  and  hay-yard 

Ley  M  M,  general  merchandise 

Lewis  Oscar,  The  Villa  Saloon 

Long  Walter  S,  civil  engineer  and  U  S 
deputy  mineral  surveyor 

Tjooney  Edward,  saloon 

Lovich  Charles,  tailor 

Lucey  John  J,  New  York  Bakery 

Magini  Bros  (G,  P  and  F  Magini),  Wil- 
liam Tell  House 

Magini   G,  P  and  F  (Magini  Bros) 

Maher  &  Manion  (Martin  Maher  and  J 
Manion),  dry  goods 

Maher  Martin  (Maher  &  Manion) 

Main  Mrs  F  M,  dressmaker 

Manion  John  (Maher  &  Manion) 

Martin  H  A,  druggist 

MARYLAND  TUNNEL  &  MINING 

CO,   W   W    Bishop  president,  O  C 

Moore  secretary,  Main 
Man  H  (H  Mau  &  Co) 
Man  H  &  Co  (F  M  Heitmann  and  H 

Mau) 
MoElroy  Patrick,  Bureau  Hotel 
McEwen  B  F,  groceries 
McGovern  &  Gormon  (T  McGovern  and 

Fred  Gormon),  Eureka  Livery  Stable 

11  ft  DAUinnn  l  IIUDCO    WHITB  BHOS.,  is  *  is  Xaln  mC.  14  A  ^  Spear 
HAnDWuUD  LUMdCR,  »t, ».  F.  Bl»ck  Waln«>,  Spanish  Cedar.  Veaeers. 


McGovern  Thomas  (McGovern  &  Gor- 
mon) 

McMARTIN  MICHAEL  (Caughey  & 
McMartin),  Main 

McMillan  P  (Godfrey  &  McMillan) 

McNICOF  DON  (Singleton  &  Mc- 
Nicof),  Main 

Mendes  Joseph,  saloon 

Merrill  &  Fitzgerald  (G  W  Merrill  and 
A  L  Fitzgerald),  attorneys-at-law 

Merrill  G  W  (Merrill  &  Fitzgerald) 

Miller  Wm,  hairdresser 

Mitchell  W  H,  groceries 

Moeller  Max,  assayer 

Mollinelli  Lambert,  auditor  and  mining 
recorder 

Monaco  Louis,  photographer 

Monteverdo  Rev,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

MONUMENTAL  TUiTNEL  CO,  L  L 

Robinson  pres,  DB  Chisholm  sec,  San 
Francisco;  E  N  Robinson  supt,  Clark 

Morgan  Mrs  D,  lodging-house 

Morris  Bros  (J   and  M  Morris)  saloon 

Morris  Frank,  hay  and  wood  yard 

Morris  J  (Morris  &  Levy) 

Morris  &  Levy  (J  Morris  and  M  Levy), 
dry  goods 

Morrison  E  G  (Smith  &  Morrison) 

Mountain  Lodge,  No  '27,  I  t)  0  F,  W  S 
Beard  sec 

MULLER  H  (Paxton  &  Co) 

Nathan  David,  clothing 

Northey  Robert,  saloon 

Norton  James,  saloon 

Oertli  John,  restaurant) 

Order  of  A  0  H,  Patrick  Hannon  sec 

Ottaway  Hotel,  J  S  Allen 

Owen  J  R  N,  physician 

Pardy  Wm,  cashier  White  Pine  County 
Bank 

Parker  House,  Knight  &  Kyle  proprs 

Parni  P,  meat  market 

PAXTON  J  A  (Paxton  &  Co),  Main 

PAXTON  &  CO  (J  A  Paxton,  Allen  A 
Curtis,  H  MuUer  and  John  E  Pla- 
ter), bankers.  Main 

Perry  J  V  B,  saloon 

Pesio  Thomas,  saloon 

Petraeli  B  (G  Conti  &  Co) 

Plater  J  A  (W  H  Remington  &  Co) 

PLATER  JOHN  E  (Paxton  &  Co), 
Main 

Poplin  Mrs  J,  fruits  and  produce 

Powell  Wm,  blacksmith 

Pramenko  &  Ballick  (S  Pramenko  and 
S  Ballick),  chop  house 

Prevost  C,  concert  hall  and  lodging- 
house 

Quaid  P  S,  lodging-house 

Reed  Thos  J,  supt  Eureka  Con 'd  Mining 
Co  and  U  S  deputy  mineral  surveyor 

Reece  J  H,  physician 

Regie  Joseph  (Bremenkampf  &  Regie) 

Regie  &  Waldvot?el,  dairymen 


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Reinhart  B  &  Co  (B  Reinhart),  feed 
store 

Remington  W  H  (W  H  Remington  & 
Co) 

Remington  W  H  &  Co  (W  H  Rem- 
ington, H  Johnson,  J  A  Plater  and 
M  D  Foley),  hardware 

Rescue  Hose  Co 

Richmond  Mining  Co,  E  Probert  man- 
aging director,  ^v  K  Morrison  sec 

Rieves  Henry,  district  judge 

Riley  Cornelius,  saloon 

Robertti  P,  saloon  and  feed  stable 

Robles  Frank,  restaurant 

Rock  A  D,  U  S  deputy  mineral  surveyor 
and  civil  engineer  and  deputy  county 
surveyor 

Rosenberg  David,  saloon 

Rosenheim  Albert,   cigars,  tobacco  and 

saloon 
Roseteia  Peter,  saloon 
Roth  Edward,  physician 

Ruby  &   Dunderberg,  Con  Mining  Co, 

James  Wilson  sec 
Ryland  R  (Foley,  Ryland  &  Winzel) 

RTLANB    BICHABD,   real    estate. 

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Saddler  R  (Englert  &  Co),  and   county 

treasurer 
Saddler  R  &  Co  (R  Saddler),  gen  mdse 
St  John's  Chn])ter  R  A  M.  No  5.  John 

E  Jones  sec 
San    Francisco    Brewery      and     Soda 

Works,  F  M  Heitmann  niid   H    Mau 

proprs 

Scanland  G  I,  county  supt  public  school 

Schatzlein  Matt,  barber 

Schiller  J,  tailor 

Schneider  F  J,  druggist 

Schuniaker  John  (Haley  &    Schumaker) 

SCHWAMB  C  W,  furniture  and  un- 
dertaker. Ruby  Hill  ave 

Scott  McG  John,  iiisurance  and  mining 
broker 

SECRET  CANON  TUNNEL  MILL 

&  MINING  CO,  H   A  Unruh   presi- 
dent, D  B  Chisholm  secretary, 'res  San 
Francisco;    E  N    Robinson  huperiu- 
tendent,  Clark 
Shannon  Alfred  E,  U  S  commissioner 
Sholderer  Wm,  Cal  meat  market 

SILVER  PEAK  TUNNEL  CO.   W 

W  Bishop  president,  C  C  Moore  sec- 
retary, E  N  Robinson  general  mana- 
ger, Clark 

SINGLETON  JAMES  B  (Singleton 
&  McNicof)  Main 

SINGLETON  &  McNICOF  (James  B 
Singleton  and  Don  McNicof),  whole- 
sak  ''.quors  and  cigars,  Main 


Sloss  8  S,  harness    and  saddles 
Smiths  Doak   (J   L  Smith   and  R  J 

Doak))  livery  and  feed  stable 
Smith  E  (Smith  &  Morrison) 
Smith  James  M,  coroner 
Smith  J  L  (Smith  &  Doak) 
Smith  &  Morrison  (E  Smith   and  E  G- 

Morrison),    blacksmiths  and   wagon - 

makers 
Smith  Wm  J,  postmaster 
Sprague  Wm,  saloon 

Steler  P,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Stewart  John,  feed  and  sale  stable 
Stowell  W  H,  druggist  and  assayer 
Straus  J,  watchmaker 
Sweeney  W  H  (W  H  Sweeney  k  Co) 

Sweeney  W  H  &  Co  ( W  H  Sweeney  and 

J  J  Kerneen),  livery  stable 
TassellJohn  (Brown,  Tassell&  Co) 
Tatti  C,  hotel 

"THE  EUREKA  DAILY  AND 
WEEKLY  SENTINEL,"   Cassidy 

&  Skillmau  proprietors,  cor   Monroe 

and  Bateman 
The  Tivoli,  Misses  Genevieve  and  Flora 

Devere  proprs,  J   B  Mooney  manager 
Thoma  G  H,  physician 
Tognini    &   Co     (Jose[)h    Tognini    and 

John  Greovich),  saloon 
Tognini  Joseph  (Tognini  &  Co) 

TONKIN  W  J  &  CO  (W   J  Tonkin), 

wholesale  liquors.  Main 
Turner  B  J,  propr  Turner  House 
Vanderleith  Jacob,  lodging-house 

Viscardi  Joseph,  saloon 

Wallace  C  C,  assessor 
Wallace  Frank  J,  constable 
Weaver  Wm,  fruits  and  varieties 
Wedekind  George  H,  lodging-house 

Wells  vS  O,  meat  market 

White  Pine  County  Bank,  E  Woodruff 
pres,  Wm  Pardy  cashier 

Wilhelm  Edward,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Williams  James,  physician 

Wines  J  L,  attorney-at-law 

Winzel  J  (Foley,  Ryland  &  Winzel) 

Wong  R,  restaurant 

Woodruff  E,  pres  White  Pine  County 

Bank 
WREN  &  CHENEY  (Thos  Wren  and 

A  E  Cheney),  attorneys-at-law 
WREN  THOS,  attorney-at-law 
Young  George,  gun  and  locksmith 
Zanow  Miss  Fannie,  saloon 
Ziudici  J  (J  Ziudici  &  Co) 
Ziudici  J  &  Co  (J  Ziudici  and  L  Craechi), 

saloon  and  hotel 


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A.  JACKSON,  Proprietor, 

Formerly  of  the  JacksDH  House,  at  HHiniltoii,  White  I'ine  Coiiiity. 


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Hearses  for  funeral  purposes.  I  also  do  Embalming,  and  attend  to  shipping  bodies  to  any  part  of 
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DAILT-One  Year,  by  Mail $16  OO 

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"  Three  Months,  by  Mail 6  OO 

WEEKLY— One  Year 6  OO 


EVANS. 

EcBEKA  CouNTV.    Post-office  Palisade. 
Evans  J  V,  farmer 


FAIR  PLAY. 

Elko  Countv.     A  post-office. 
Gedney  — .general  merchandise 
KDfOSBEET  M>  postmaster 


FORT  McDERMITT. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office. 

Batten  Geo,  blacksmith 

Barber  W  O,  butter  and  cheese  maker 

BOWUNO  C,  general  merchandise, 
blacksmith,  agt  U  I  A;  0  Stage  Co  and 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  butcher,  hotel 
and  postmaster 

Brown  G  F,  stock'raiser 

Donivan  Jersey,  packer 

Hearm  Jerry,  stock  raiser 

Hoppin  H,  stock  raiser 

McColley  H  H.  hotel 

McColley  J,  miner 

McConnell  C,  stock  raiser 

McGuire  John,  teamster 

Moulder  W  P,  blacksmith 

Ryan  &  Wood,  forwarders 

Wilkson  John,  wheelwright 


FRANKTOWN. 

Wahuoe  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Virginia  and  Truckee  R. 
R.,  21  miles  from  Reno  and  9J  miles 
from  Carson.     Population  125. 

Duvol  John,  hotel 

Harcourt  J  H,  justice  of  peace  and  agt 

W,  F  &  Co 
TBTj  C  A,  general  merchandise,   meat 

mariiet  and  postmaster 
Mayer  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Price  W  £,  wood  and  ice 


GALENA. 

Lander  County.    A  post-office. 

Amfahr  John,  brewery 

HAMBLTF, 

McBeth  Robert,  justice  of  peace 

Melandor  John,  vegetables 

Randohr  John,  assayer 

Rob  John,  constable 

Trescott  Elisha,  mining 

Wilson  B  F,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 


GARDNERVILLE. 

Douglas  County.    A  post-office. 
Oilman  L,  blacksmith  and  saloon 
Miller  Alexander,  blacksmith 


GEDDES. 

Eureka  County.    A  post-office. 

Delmer  &  Cassario,  saloon 
Geddes  &  Bertrant  Mining  Co 
Gilmer  &  Salisbury,  stage  lines 
HESSE  T  H>  postmaster 
Scherr  Wm,  saloon 


GENOA. 

Douglas  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Is  on  the  Bodie  and 
Carson  City  stage  line,  14  miles  from 
the  latter  place.  It  is  a  pretty  place 
of  500  inhabitants,  at  the  base  of  the 
Sierras.  It  is  the  county  seat  and  the 
oldest  town  in  the  State,  having  been 
settled  by  Mormons  in  1850. 

Banning  J  T,  hotel  and  supt  of  schools 

Cary  W  H  H,  county  commissioner 

Cox  F  A,  coroner  and  justice  of  the 
peace 

Dandel  Chas,  bootmaker 

DUNGAN  J,  editor  "  Genoa  Courier  " 

Galett  Richard,  livery  stable 

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(jillman  L,  hotel 

Gray  W  D,  bluckamith 

Harris  M,  gencrnl  inorcliaiidiae 

JOHNSON  &  BLOSSOM,  general  mor- 
uhandiae 

JohiiHoa  J  li,  agt  Wolla,  Fargo  k  Co 

Livingston  A,  county  treasurer  and 
liquors 

Longabaugh  J  T,  auditor  and  recorder 

I'ark  D  H,  county  commissioner 

Itnycraft  John,  constable 

Raycraft  J^c,  livery  stable 

Kice  K,  hotel 

Spencer  H  F,  bootmaker 

Springineyer  H,  coiint^  commissioner 

Tel)bs  Moses,  district  attorney 

Vansickle  P  W,  butcher  and  black- 
smith 

Walley  Mrs  H  J,  propr  Walloy  Hot 
Springs 

WEOSTEIN  F  P,  county  clerk 

Williams  G  W,  druggist 

Williams  J  B.  sheritf 

V^'^il',i8  Rev  F  M,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Wyott  W  W,  county  assefsor 

Young  C  P,  county  surveyo/- 


GERALD. 


Eureka  County.  A  post-office,  situ- 
ated on  Central  Pucitic  R.  R.,  5  miles 
from  Palisade  and  46  miles  from  Bat- 
tle Mountain.  Population  about  iO. 
It  is  the  shipping  point  for  the  newly 
discovered  mines  in  the  Safford  Dis- 
trict. 


CLAT    E,    postmaster, 
chaudise  and  saloon 


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GLENBROOK. 

Douglas  County.  A  post-office,  14 
miles  southwest  of  Carson.  Popula- 
tion 330. 

Benton  J  M,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Cobb  W  A  B,  hotel 

Jellerson  Frank  S,  postmaster 

Keyser  &  Elrod,  livery  stable 

Pray  A  W,  saw-mill 

SHOBT  J  M)  general  merchandise 

Trimmer  Mrs  A,  hotel 


GOLCONDA. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.,  16  miles  from  Winne- 
mucca  and  44  miles  from  Battle 
Mountain. 

LAY  BROS,  Hot  Springs  Hotel,  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co's  Express  agent,  postmas- 
ter and  telegraph  office 


GOLD  HILL. 

Stokky  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice, on  the  Virginia  &  TruckeeR.  R., 
'2  niilus  from  V'irginia  City  and  50 
miles  from  Reno.  There  are  three 
f!luirclu!n,  Odd  Follows,  Masonic  and 
Minors'  Union  Halls,  a  bank  and  two 
tine  public  school  buildings.  Popula- 
tion about  1,000. 

Abbott  A  B,  saloon 

Bank  of  (4old  Hill,  W  H  Blauvelt  pres 

Baroden  Joseph,  saloon 

Becker  Mrs  J  P,  bakery  and  restaurant 

BELCHER  0  &  8  MINING  CO, 

Samuel  L  Jones  superintendent,  230 

Main 
Blauvelt  Wm   H,  pres  Bank  of    Gold 

Hill  and  a«t  W,  F  &  Co 
Block  Leo,  dry  goods 
Burke  Thomas,  sec  Miners'  Union 
Chubbuck  8  W,  postmaster,   books  and 

stationery  and  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
Cobb  Walter,  undertaker 
Conrad  Louis,  barber 
Conwell  Wm  O,  dentist 
Copeland  Wm  E,  constable 
COSOROVE  JOHN,  foreman    Yellow 

Jacket  Mine,  Telegraph 
Currier  Frank  L,  agt'V  &  T  R  R 
Donnelly  Thomas,  saloon 
Douchy  Henry  O,  meat  market 
Emmett  George,  foundry 
Engler  Frank  H,  bootmaker 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  hotel  and  saloon 
Flauningham  J  P,  justice  of  the  peace 
Folsom  Frank  W,  groceries 
Frankel  L  B,  stock  broker 
Eraser  James  C,  saloon 
GAGNON  J  B,  groceries,   Main 
Gallagher  Mrs  N  G,  restaurant 
Gallagher  Thomas,  wood  and  coal 
Galland  B,  dry  goods 
Gallup  0  H,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Hall  G  W  (Hasbrouck  &  Hall) 
Hall  J  U,  physician 
Hall  Wm,  blacksmith 
Hall  Wm  N,  hardware 
Hasbrouck  &  Hall    (W    A    Hasbrouck 

and  G  W  Hall),  druggists 
L'ojbrouck  W  A  (Hasbrouck  &  Hall) 
Hiiub  Conrad,  Fountain  House 
Hillyer  M  C,  supt  Silver  Hill  Mine 
James  W  S,  assayer 
JONES  JOHN  JR,  druggist,  194  Main 
JONES  SAMUEL  L,   superintendent 

Belcher  G  &  S  Mine,  230  Main 
Kennedy  M,  chief  of  Volunteer  Fire  De- 
partment 
Levesque  Paul,  saloon 
Manson  Peter,  physician 
McGURN  THOMAS  R,  groceries,  116 

Main 
Mercer  Richard,  groceries 


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Ookel  Charles,  aaloon 

Pohl  Cornelina,  barber 

Reley  Mrs  Susan,  lodging-house 

Sadaer  Louis,  barber 

Schmidt  Charles,  bootmaker 

Shanahan  J  W,  restaurant 

Ssohroeis  S,  Gold  Hill  Brewery 

Stephens  John  M,  saloon 

Stephenson  C  C,  propr  Boston  Quartz 

Mill 
Taylor  Capt  Thomas  O,   supt  Yellow 

Jacket  Mine 
Tobener  Charles,  saloon 
Tumey  Samuel  B,  saloon 
W  aider  Charles  J,  meat  market 
Wintorbauor  J  A,  bootmaker 
Yuung  Charles  S,  prin  Grammar  School 


GRANITE  CREEK. 

Post-office  Buffalo  Meadows. 
Ward  Brothers,  stock  raisers 


GRANTVILLE. 

Nye  Countt.    A  post-office,  63  miles 

from  Luniiig.     Population  500. 
Aguere  R  M,  notary  public 
Ballard  John  W,  attorney-at-law 
Calahan  J  J,  physician 
Campbell  Neil,  blacksmith 
Cirao  Theodore,  baker 
Court  James,  butcher 
Franklin  A  J,  general  merchandise 
Gage  W  S  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Harvey  A  B,  notary  public  and  agt  W, 

F&Co 
Henry  Wm,  news  agent 
Hogan  J  W,  mining  superintendent 
KIKO  R  M>  hardware,   druggist  and 

postmaster 
Koch  Wm,  brewery 
Liston  James,  saloon 
Lockerman  W  H,  barber 
Lowe  Wm,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Martin  Wm,  restaurant 
Maute&  Donald,  printers  and  publishers 

the  "Grantville  Bonanza" 
Philips  John,  capitalist 
Post  8  G,  groceries  and  restaurant 
ReindoUer  T  B,  druggist 
Rosenthal  S,  general  merchandise 
Snow  C  B,  carpenter  and  justice  of  the 

peace 
Sto}ker  A  H,  attorney-at-law 
Taylor  O  F,  varieties 
Trumun  D  S,  attorney  at-Iaw 
Vaughn  £  O,  saloon 


GREENFIELD. 

Esmeralda  County.    See  Mason  Val- 
ley. 


HALLECK. 

Elko  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  It,  (Humboldt  Division),  47  miles 
from  Carlin  and  .3.1  miles  from  Wells. 
Population  GO. 

AMBLEK  F  A,  Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's 

agent 
Griffin  Mrs  M,  saloon  and  varieties 
McCain  H,  hotel  and  saloon 
Scott  &  Hank,  stock-dealers 


HAMILTON. 

Whitb  Pinb  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  is  the  county 
seat,  built  on  the  northern  slope  of 
Treasure  Hill  at  an  elevation  of  about 
8,000  feet.  It  i<t  40  miles  from  Eure- 
ka, has  a  population  of  250,  and  is 
supported  chiefly  by  the  mines  in  its 
vicinity. 

Benedict  L  O,  county  supt  schools 

BushH,  undertaker 

Bush  Nelson,  hotel 

Dalv  Mrs.  hotel 

Erskine  Wm  R,  saloon 

Iflynn  John,  county  commissioner 

Gray  W  S,  lodging-house  and  justice  of 
peace 

Halstead  Geo  W,  county  commissioner 

Hayes  Wm,  county  coroner 

Herrick  H  S,  druggist 

Hiedreet  L,  school  trustee 

Hildrith  L,  livery  stable 

Lockwood  J  H,  county  commissioner 

MATHEWSON  BROS,  general  mer- 
chandise 

McConky  George  P,   county  treasurer 

HoEERHAN  JOHN,  county  clerk 

Motiter  John,  saloon 

Pramenco  T,  fruits,  etc 

Rann  Ed,  county  sheriff 

Rielly  James,  gen  mdse  and  school  trus- 
tee 

Rivers  Henry,  district  judge 

Simmons  Ed,  constable 

Spaulding  Philip,  assayer 

Stede  H,  tailor 

Strickland  D,  saloon 

Thackston  C  M,  district  attorney 

Timson  Wm,  auditor  and  recorder 

Woodbury  W,  county  assessor 

Zadow  L,  butcher 


HAWTHORNE. 

Esmeralda  County.  A  post,  exjiress 
an  ^  telegraph  office;  is  a  growing 
to\k  a,  buut  in  the  sagebrush  at  the 
foot  of  Walker  Lake,  on  the  borders 
of  Mason  Valley.    This  place  prom- 


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iaes  to  become  of  great  importance  as 
a  railroad  center,  being  one  of  the 
principal  atattons  on  the  Oaraon  and 
Colorado  Railroad,  100  miles  from 
Mound  House  and  the  only  connect- 
ing point  for  Bodie,  Bellville,  Cande- 
laria,  etc.;  distributing  also  from 
there  the  farming  products  of  Mason 
Valley  and  the  wood  trade  of  the 
surrounding  pineries.  It  has  a  popu- 
lation estimated  at  200,  not  couutmc 
the  large  number  of  teamsters  and 
woodchoppers  employed  in  the  wood 
camps.  Its  near  vicinity  to  Walker 
Lake  gives  it  a  healthy  and  beautiful 
loca  '.ion. 

ANOELL  F  A  (F  A  Angell  &  Co) 

AKQELL  F  A  &  CO  (F  A  Angell  and 
£  Summerfield),  general  mcrcliandib?, 
Fvont 

Blair  John,  &gt  C  &  C  R  R 

Cardwell  James,  meat  market 

Comstock  Greorge  (Comstock  &  Richard- 
son) 

Comstock  &  Richardson  (George  Com- 
stock and  C  Richardson),  saloon  and 
restaurant 

Crutcher  Owen,  livery  stable 

Earl  G  W  (G  W  Earl  &  Co) 

Earl  G  W  &  Co  (G  W  Earl  and  Sisson 
&  Wallace),  blacksmiths 

Forbes  &  Tobey  (J  Forbes  and  W  D 
Tobey),  lumber,  doors,  sash,  blinds, 
etc 

Graham  David,  salmon 

Kimball  Charles  B,  saloon 

Knapp  &  Laws  (S  A  Knapp  Jr  and  R  J 
Laws),  general  merchandise,  agency 
W,  F  4  Co  and  U  S  Stage  Co 

Knapp  S  A  Jr,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  post- 
master 

Laws  R  J  (Knapp  &  Laws) 

Prince  J  H,  saloon 

Richardson  Charles  (Comstock  k  Rich- 
ardson) 

Stoner  L,  Lake  View  Hotel 

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Verdon  Cyrell,  barber 


HAY  RANCH. 

Eureka  County.  Post-office  Palisade; 
a  station  on  the  Eureka  &  Palisade 
R.  R.,  19  miles  from  Palisade  and  71 
miles  from   Eureka. 

Fletcher  H  N,  farmer 


HIKO. 

Lincoln  County.  A  post-office,  73 
miles  southwest  of  Pioche.  Popula- 
tion 55. 


Geer  A,  farmer 

Sharps  H,  blacksmith 

Sharps  Mrs,  saloon 

STERNS  Ii  general  merchandise  ai^d 

postmaster 
Wilson  Wm,  grocer 


HOT  CREEK. 

Nyb   County.      Post-office   Tybo, 
miles  southeast  of  Belmont. 

Willitms  J  T,  hotel 


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HOT  SPRINGS. 

Churchill  County.  Post-office  White 
Plains,  a  station  on  the  Centre!  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Truckee  Division),  14  miles 
southwest  of  White  Plains. 

Fitzgerald  Thomas  W,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
JenKins  Frank  B,  engineer  Hot  Springs 
Shepley  Edgar,  engineer  Hot  Springs 

humboTdt. 

HuHBOLDi-  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office;  is  on  the  line  of 
the  Centra)  Pacific  R.  R.  (Trnckee 
Division),  40  miles  from  Winnemucca. 
Trains  stop  here  30  minutes.  This  is 
a  veritable  oasis  in  a  desert.  It  is 
beautified  with  picturesque  shade 
trees  and  running  water,  making  an 
agreeable  surprise  to  the  weary  trav- 
eler. 

Barbee  W  T,  supt  Silver   Bell  Silver 

Mining  Co 
HT.AiriMT.Tiili!  L  A,    postmaster    and 

agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Griffin  James,  roadmaster,  Truckee  Div 

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Humboldt  House,  G  W  Meacham  and  L 

A  Blakesloe  proprs 
Meacham  &  Blakeslec,  proprs  Humboldt 

House 
Meacham  Geo  W,  physician 
NixoQ  Geo  S,  agent  C  P  R  R  and  tele- 

griph  operator 
Rhodes  Chas  D.  druggist 


JUNCTION. 

Nye  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  28  miles  southeast  of  Austin. 
Population  'i5. 

MINIHN  A  E>  postmaster 


LAKE  VIEW. 

Washoe   County.     A   post-office,    on 
the  Virginia  and  Truckee  R.  R.,  264 


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EWIHO  S  E>  motions  and  postmaster 
Martin  J  S,  carpenter  and  flume  builder 
Small  S  W,  wood  and  lumber  flumer 


LEWIS.   * 

Lander  Cocnty.  A  post  and  express 
office  on  the  Nevada  Central  Railway, 
11  miles  from  Battle  Mountain  and  90 
miles  from  the  county  saat.  Popula- 
tion 2S0. 

Both  well  G  W,  mgr  Starr  Grove  Mfg  Co 

Cord  well  &  Mattos,  saloon 

Courter  John  P,   s>ipt  Highland  <^hicf 

Mill  and  Mining  Co  and  lumber  yaid 
Cozzens  D,  postmaster 
OOZZEWS   EUGENE*    with    Joseph 

Hill 
Denn  is  J  D,  attorney -at-Iaw 
Dias  John,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Feliz  A,  meat  market 
Finley  J  N,  saloon 
OEOBGE  E  T  d;  CO,   proprietors    of 

"Lewis  Weekly  Herald" 
Gerstle  J,  general  merchandise 
Heflin  Wm,  wood  yard 
Hill  Joseph,  gen  mdse  aiid  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
"LEWIS  WEEKLY  HERALD. " 

(The),  E  T  George  &  Co,  proprietors 
Middieton  G  A,  saloon 
Murphy  James,  fruit  store 
Pierce  D  K,  hay  yard  and  job  wagon 
Pugh  L  M.  proprs  Lewis  Hotel 
Ramsdell  E  B,  ne^rs  depot  and  general 

merchandise 
Saunders  James,  saloon 
Seitz  Ed  L,  notary  public 
Stahl  M  J,  brewery 
Stateler  J  W  Jr,  assayer  and  chemist 
Sweet  Geo,  restaurant 
Thompson  John  I,  blacksmith    ■ 
Weaver  S  T,  justice  of  peace 


LIDA. 

EsHBRALDi  CouNTX.     A  post-office,  28 
miles  southeast  of  Caudelaria. 

Barbor  Antonc,  restaurant 
Palm  &  Co,  saloon 

VERCOVICH  M  &  CO,  genera!  mer- 
ohandise 


LOST  CREEK. 

Post-office  Buffalo  Meado\«  s. 
Betts  J  D,  farmer 


LOVELOCKS. 

Humboldt   County.     A  post,  express 


and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.  (Truckee  Division).  73 
miles  from  Winnemucca  and  97  miles 
from  Reno. 

Asher  S  C  &  Son,  general  merc!iardi->e 
Barker  John,  blacksmith 
EMMONS  H  C,  general  mcrcuiiudi^ie 
and  postmaster 


LUNING. 

Esmeralda  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Carson  and 
Colorado  K.  R,,  125  miles  from  Mound 
House  and  33  miles  from  Candelaria. 

Angell  T  A  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Benton  John  R,  hotel 
Brierly  C  B,  physician 
Giles  T  B,  saloon 
Graham  D,  saloon 

HARRIS  W  J>  deputy  postmaster 
KNAPF  &  LAWS,  general  merchan- 
dise and  agents  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Lopez  Joe,  barber 
Mewman  John,  bootmaker 


MARIETTA. 


14  miles  north - 


Esmeralda  County. 
west  of  Candelaria. 

Smith  Bros,  borax  manufacturers 


MASON  VALLEY. 

Esmeralda  Counitt.    A  post  and  ex- 
press office. 

Apsey  R»bert,  attorney 
Bennett  E  W,  genci  A  merchandise 
Bran  A  W,  general  merchandise 
Brann  Bros  &  Smart,  liquors 
Clark  &  Mclntyre,  blacksmiths 
Craig  John  D,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 
CRAIG  J  S.  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co, 
general  merchandise  and  postmaster 
Daniel  Jasper,   blacksmith  and  hard- 
ware 
Downey  James,  saloon  and  groceries 
Fogg  8  B,  carpenter  and  builder 
Gallagher  J  B,  attorney-at-law 
Groanfield  Hotel,  J  S  Craig  propr 
Houston  J  M,  attorney 
Leavitt  G  I,  physician 
Richardson  A  S,  physician  and  druggist 
Richardson  Wm  J,  hotel 
.S(V)tt  B  F,  saddlery  and  harness 
Sharkey  .James,  boots  and  shoes 
Smith  &  Brann,  general  merchandise 

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Lincoln  County.     A  post-office. 


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Branch  W  H,  Jr,  bricklayer  and  plas- 
terer 

Brauch  W  H,  Sr,  bricklayer  and  plas- 
terer 

Bargess  M,  cabinetmaker 

Gentry  Harry,  butcher 

PEC&  L  Wi  general  merchandise 

Hiding  H,  tinware 

Rogers  D,  wasonmaker 

Sargent  H  E,  lodging-house 

Syphus  E,  blacksmith 

Utley  G,  blacksmith 


METALLIC  CITY. 

Post-office  Candelaria. 

Given  &  Ingalis,  general  merchandise 

Malloy  Phil,  saloon 

MILL  CITY. 

Humboldt  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  on  the  Central  Pacific  K. 
R.  (Truckee  Division),  28  miles  from 
Winnemucca,  and  142  miles  from 
Reno.     Population  110. 

Coffin  Wallace,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  mgr 
W  U  Tel  Co 

Wolcock  Peter,  propr  Mill  City  Hotel 


MINERAL  HILL 

Eureka  County.  A  post-office,  5  miles 
by  stage  from  Mineral,  a  station  on 
the  Eureka  and  Palisade  R.  R.  Pop- 
ulation 160. 

BuflFy  T  B,  hotel 

Crombie  J  C,  mining  supt 

Edwards  E  T,  stock  raiser 

Griswold  Gilbert,  justice  of  the  peace 

TSBET'T^  T  J*  postmaster  and  general 

merchandise 
Lane  Andrew,  farmer 
Maples  Stephens,  farmer 
McCabe  John,  mechanic 
Murdock  A  P,  constable 
Murdock  Mrs  H,  restaurant 
Schuster  John,  bakery 
Scott  J  B,  farmer 
Scott  Wm  C,  stock  raiser 
Whelan  Thos  R,  stock  raiser 
White  James,  farmer 


MOUND  HOUSE. 

Post-office  Dayton.  A  telegraph  office, 
situated  at  the  junction  of  the  Vir- 
ginia &  Truckee  with  Colorado  &  Car- 
son R.  R.,  15  miles  from  Carson  City 
and  11  miles  from  Virginia  City. 

Bamett  GP,  agtV&TRR,  C&OR 
R  and  W  U  Tel  Co 


MOUNTAIN  CITY. 

Elko  County.    A  post-office,  75  miles 
from  Elko.    Popu^tion  60. 

Farick  A,  blacksmith 
GOLDSTEOr  LOUIS 

Schoen  Maff,  hotel  and  gen  mdse 


ONEOTA. 

An  express  office. 

CASEY  Hf  general  merchandise,  hotel 
and  supt  Indian  Queen  Mining  Co 

HOWELL  JOHN,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&Co 

Indian  Queen  M  &  M  Co,  M  Carey  supt 

OSCEOLA. 

WnrrK  Pine  County.  A  post-office, 
160  miles  from  Wells. 

Bussey  C,  saloon 

FELSENTHAL  P,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


OTEGO. 

Post-office  Wells.  A  telegraph  office. 
A  station  on  the  Central  Pacific  R. 
R.  (Salt  Lake  Division),  20  miles  from 
Wells. 

GLAT  J  C.  agent  C  P  R  R  ahd  tele- 
graph operator 


PAINTER  FLAT. 

Post-office  Buffalo  Meadows. 
Flint  Rowland  &  Co,  stock  raiser 


PALISADE. 

Eureka  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  Humboldt  Giver, 
626  miles  from  San  Francisco,  at  the 
junction  of  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 
with  the  Eureka  and  Palisade  R.  R., 
and  90  miles  from  Eureka.  It  is  the 
shipping  point  for  Eureka,  Belmont, 
Pioche,  Hamilton,  Tybo  and  Bristol. 
There  is  a  good  public  school,  a  public 
hall  and  two  hotels.  The  machine 
shops  of  the  Eureka  and  Palisade  arc 
located  here  and  the  prospects  of  the 
town  are  good-    Population  260. 

Baokett  Mrs,  Palisade  Hotel 

Baum  &  Carrney  (E  M  Baum  and  S  S 
Carrney),  saloon 

Baum  E  M,  r^'op"  Depot  Hotel  and  res- 
taurant 

CON  LEY  MBS  R  8,  proprietor  Pali- 
sade Hotel,  Depot 


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FAST  J  L>  general  freight  and  ticket 
agent  E  and  P  R  R,  Depot 

Free  H,  mgr  W  U  and  C  P  Tel  Jo 

GRANT  P  Hi    mining  operator,  Main 

Jewell  T  R,  gen  mdse 

MABCHANT  JOHN,  po^master  and 
general  merchandise 

HAECHANT  WALTERS,  justice  of 
the  peace,  notary  public,  deputy  as- 
sessor, mining  .recorder  and  general 
merchandise,  Depot 


Mills  Ed,  master  mechanic  E  and  P  R  R 

Morton  R  H,  barber 

PALISADE  HOTEL.  Mrs  R  S  Conley 

Sroprietor,  Depot 
isade  Lodge,  No  20,  F  and  A  M,  J  N 
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Palisade  Lodge  No  26, 1 0  0  F,  J  March- 
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Penhall  John,  saloon 
SOUTHERN  B  S.  agent  Wells,  Fargo 

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Sumerall  Thos,  constable  and  bootmaker 


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Everything  about  this  Hotel  is  First-CIa  s  in  all  Particulars. 

Terms,  S 1 . 50  to  S3 .OO  per  Day. 

BOARD.  $7.00  PER  WEEK. 

Palisade,  Nevada,  opposite  Passenger  Depot. 

MRS.  R.  S.  CONLEY.  Proprietress. 


PANACA. 

Lincoln    County.    A    post-office,    12 
miles  southeast  of  Pioche.     Popula- 
tion 50. 
T.T.T.  M  L>  assistant  postmaster 
Panaca  Co-operative  Institute,  gen  mdse 

PARADISE  VALLEY. 

HcMBOLDT  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  40  miles  northeast  of  Wmne- 
mucca. 

CRTJTCHER  E  W.  cattle  dealer 

Koeherspdrger  Martin,  cattle  dealer 

O'Neal  Robert,  rancher 

O'Neal  Washington,  rancher 


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EcRBKA    County.    A    post-office, 
miles  by  stage  south  of  Eureka. 

Baggs  E,  milling 

Bricker  B,  wood  and  coal 

TISS.  HENRT.    gardener    £.nd  post 

master 
Fitzpatrick  Thos,  Golden  Gate  House 
MoAvoy  J,  dairyman 
Minolette  G,  stock  raiser 
North  J  M,  stock  raiser 
Potter  John,  mining  supt 
Smith  N,  hotel 


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PIOCHE. 

Lincoln  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  is  distant  from 
Eureka  180  miles,  situated  in  a  rich 
mining  district  in  the  eastern  part  of 
of  the  State,  and  has  a  population  of 
SOO.  It  ia  the  county  seat,  and  has 
t  age  line  communication  with  Eureka. 
-<  line  excellent  mines  are  located  liere. 

Adams  R,  tailor 

Addleman    \,  butcher 

Alexander  G   IJ     drnggist  a    I  county 

supt  of  schoolu 
Bell  Wm,  school  trustee 
Benjamin  D  L,  barber 
Bryant  Logan,  agt  Gilmt  r,  Salisbury  & 

Co's  stages 
Buchanan  E  Y,   county    surveyor   and 

deputy  mineral  surveyor 
Byman  I,  general  merchandise 
Carman  S  H,  school  trustee 
Catlin  Henry,  agt  Gilmer,   SM.sbury  & 

Co's  stages 
Chaigneau  V  A,  physician 
Clark  D  C,  general    merchandise   and 

county  commissioner 
Cook  Joseph,  livery  stable 
Duflf  J  R.  supt  Meadow  Valley  M  &  M 

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Eilers  Henry,  liquors 
Eisjnman  J  A  Co,  hardware 
Elam  R  H,  county  treasurer 


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Fulks  D  A,  saloon 

Goodrich  James,  justice  of  the  peace 

Gorman  &  Co,  stationery 

Gorman  George  T,  county  clerk 

GRIFFIN  W   E>    banker  and  stock 

broker 
Henderson  J  C,  recorder,   auditor  and 

dry  goods 
Henderson  W  H,  senator 
Hoffman  Julius,  assessor 
Hyman  J,  dry  goods,  clothing  and  fancy 

goods 
Jacobs  &  Sultan,  grocerfl 
Keeley  J  V,  agt  W,  F  &,  Co  and  county 

commissioner 
Kliue  Lewis,  brewery  and  liquors 
Lawson  Mrs  £,  meat  market 
Mandich  Alex,  fruits  And  groceries 
Mathews  Geo  C,  physician 
McFadden  Mrs  James,  restaurant 
Meyers  Charles  F,  postmaster 
Morton  E  F,  bootmaker 
Mott,  Fi:ih  &  Co,  hardware 
Myers  J  &  Bro,  dry  goods 
Nesbitt  J  &  Bro,  general  merchandise 
Nichols  F  C,  dentist 
Osborne  Chas,  assayer 
Patchon  C  H,  district  attorney 
Pierson  Mrs  James,  hotel 

"FIOCHE  WEEKLY  RECOED." 

Kecord  Publishing  Co  publishers 
Poujade  T  C,  general  merchandise 
RECORD  PUBLISHING  CO.  publish 

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Riepe  Eichard,  restaurant 
Rives  Henry,  district  judge 
Roeder  John,  general  merchandise 
Saunders  T,  grocer 
SHERWOOD  0  F,  sheriff 
Shier  J,  druggist 
Stein  Charles,  liquors 
Stewart  W  D  &  Co,  forwarders 
Turner  E  D,  constable  and  lodgings 
Veitch  Alex,  saddler  and  county  com- 
missioner 
Waho  Mrs  K,  lodgings 
WoUand  Henry,  general  merchandise 
Wertheimer    L,    clothier   and    notary 

public 
Wertheimer  &  Gear  (L  V  Wertheimer 
and  Hall  F  Gear),  books,  stalionery 
and  varieties 


PYRAMID. 

Roof  County.    A  post-office,  32  miles 
northeast  of  Reno.     Population  100. 

Barber  S  R,  contractor 
Clark  Harry,  machinist 
Dragowick  Antone,  contractor 
Dukinson  F  C,  farmer 
HTHERS  J,  hotel  and  deputy  post- 
master 


Monroe  Bros,  hotel 
Pyramid  Co-operative  Co 
Sterrett  A,  hotel 
Whitehead  John,  farmer 


-    RENO. 

Washoe  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  The  county  seat. 
Situated  on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 
at  its  junction  with  the  Virginia  and 
Truckee  R.  R.,  155  miles  from  Sacra- 
mento and  31  miles  from  Carson  City. 
Population  1,500,  Re^o  has  been 
twice  visited  by  serious  conflagrations, 
which  have  each  time  completely 
devastated  the  business  portion  of  the 
town;  but  it  woiild  appear  that  the 
development  of  the  place  has  only 
been  advanced  by  these  disasters,  for 
no  town  in  the  State  enjoys  such  a 
steady  growth,  or  presents  a  more 
substantial  and  beautiful  appearance 
to-day  architecturally.  It  is  situated 
in  quite  a  fertile  valley,  from  which 
it  derives  much  of  its  support. 

Abrahams  Bros  (A  and  L  Abrahams), 
clothing 

Aitken  J  F,  wood 

ALLEN  DAVID,  attomey-at-law, 
Virginia  • 

Allen  Edward  A,  books  and  stationery 

Amity  Lodge,  No  8,  K  of  P,  C  H  Stod- 
dard sec 

ARCADE  HOTEL,  I>  McFarland  propr 

Ash  Morris,  saloon 

Avt-ry  George  W,  constable 

BaileyVV  S,  soap  factory 

BAINBRIDGE  J  F  (Knowles  &  Bain- 
bridge),  Commercial  Row 

Baker  Charle<),  saloon 

BALCH  D  W,  president  N  &  O  R  R 
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Barker  D  H,  surveyor  ' 

Barm  ^  A  H,  propr  Golden  Eagle  Hotel 

Barnctt  Isaac,  dry  goods 

Barnctt  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes  and 
gents'  furnishing  goods 

Basch  Frederick,  hardware 

Beamer  S,  undertaker 

Beck  H  H  (H  H  Beck  &  Co) 

Becker  George,  saloon  and  brewery 

Becker  Jacob,  saloon 

Belz  John,  barber 

BENDER  CHAS  T,  cashier  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  22  Commercial  Row 

BENDER  DAVIL  A.  president  First 
National  Bank,  22  Commercial  Row 

Bergman  Wm,  physician  county  hos- 
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Berry  W  F  (Manning  &  Berry) 

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Bishop   Whitaker's   School   for  Girls, 

Bishop  O  W  Whitaker  prin 
Blakeley  A  C  (Blakeley  &  Stoddard) 
Blakeley  &  Stoddard  (A  C  Blakeley  and 

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BOADMAN  WM  M>  attomey-at-law, 

Commercial  Row 
Bole  David  (H  H  Beck  &  Co) 
Bonnotte  V,  French  Hotel 
Bowman  John,  attorney-at-law 
Boyd  D  B,  county  treasurer 
Brass  C  A  &  Co,  lumber 
BR(WKINS  CHAS  J,   pianos,  organs, 

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Butterfield  David  D,  carpenter 
Cahan  S  (Lachman  &  Cahan) 
Cain  Wm,  attorney-at-law 
CAPITAL  SALOON,  R  >b2rt  H  Row 

proprietor,  17  Commercial  Row 
Carlin  Miss  Eva,   Harmon  Seminary, 

Berkeley,  Cal 
Carr  Nelson,  prin  grammar  school 
Caughlin  W  H,  horseshoer 

CHAMBERLAIN'  W  B.  (Chamberlain 
&  Clawson),  Depot 

Ciiase  C  C  (Chase  &  Thyes) 

Chase  &  Thyes  (C  C  Chase  and  H  J 
Thyes),  saloon 

Chiclovich  E  (E  Chiclovich  &  Co) 

Chiclovich  E  &  Co  (E  Chiclovich  and 
L  Radovich),  saloon 

Clark  Allen  J,  groceries 

Clark  C  W,  painter 

CLAWSON  H  A  (Chamberlain  &  Claw- 
son),  Depot 

dlFFOBD  SETH  W,  proprietor 
Pyramid  House,  Commercial  Row 

COATS  M  T,  propr  Coats'  Tavern 

CoflSn  Wm  L,  painter 

CONDON  J  F  (Reno  Lumber  Co),  cor 
Lake  and  Plaza 

Conner  Stephen,  nurseryman 

Conroy  James,  propr  Coats  House 

COOK  &  BUTLER.  (F  A  Cook  and 
E  P  Butler),  photographers,  cor  Si- 
erra and  3d 

COOK  F  A  (Cook  &  Butler),  cor  Sierra 
and  3d 

Cookes  Mrs  J  F,  lodging-house 

Cossitt  H  B,  attorney-at-law 

COUCH  MRS  MARGARET,  board- 

iug-huuse.  Centre 
Courtois  Charles,  Reno  Planing-mill 
Danron  Joe,  fruits  and  confectionery 
Davis  E  S,  U  S  surveyor 
Davis  Harris,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Dawson    A,     physician   in  charge    of 

State  Insane  Asylum 
DE  BELL  JOSEPH,  watchmaker,  21 

Virginia 


and 


salt 


De  La  Mater  Rev,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 
DEPOT  HOTEL.  Chamberlain  &  Gaw- 

Eon  proprietors.  Depot 
DeVall  Thomas  H,  saloon 
Dickens  &  Harrison  (W  H  Dickens  and 

M  Harrison),  groccriis 
Dickens  W  H  (Dickons  &  Harrison) 
Dodge  David  F,  varieties 
Earl  D  W  &  Co  (D  W  Earl  and  Sisson, 
Crocker  &  Co),  forwarding  and  com- 
mission merchants 
Evans  Bros  (Alvaro,  J  N  and  A  A) 
Evans  Orlando,  propr  Pollard  House 
Evans  Pierce,  attoraey-at-law 
Everett  John  K,  general  merchandise 
B'idelity  Lodge,  No  5,  I  OG  T,  J  F  Ait- 

KGTlS  S6C 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK.  D  A 

Bender  pre^,  Chas  T  Bender  cashier, 
22  Commercial  Row 

nSH  HENRY  L.  notary  public 
insurance,  22  Commercial  Row 

Fogg  George  H,  meat  market 

Fogus  Shelton  C,   flour-mill   and 
works 

Fowle  J  E,  hirnessmakcr 

Eraser  Andrew,  propr  Reno  Foundry 

Frederick  Isaac,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

Frey  Joseph,  chairman  Board  of  Super- 
visors 

Frisch  Charles  J,  saloon 

FULTON  R  Li  editor  and  proprietor 
•'  Reno  Gazette,"  Sierra 

Gale  Wm  S,  barber 

OILSQN  JOHN  S.  real  estate  agent, 
Virginia 

Goeggel  Wm,  watchmaker 

Golden  Engle  Hotel,  A  H  Btirnes  propr 

Goodman  Mrs  Amelia,  millinery  and 
fortune  teller 

GraflF  Mrs  Lena,  bakery 

Grove  Elbridge  K,  photographer 

Gunther  John  6,  hurnessmaker 

Hall  G  E,  bootmaker 

Hall  J  (Hall  &  Painter) 

Hall  &  Painter  (J  Hall  and  J  M 
ter),  groceries 

Hammersmith  N  C,  barber 

HAMMOND  &  WILSON  (M 

mond  and  J  Wilson),   livery 

Commercial  Row 
HARNEY  MISS  MARY  A,  millinery 

and  dressmaker 
Harris  &  Leake  (Mrs  W  Harris^ and 

Miss  L  Leake),  lodging-house 
Harris  Mrs  Wilmot  (Harris  &  Leake) 
Harrison  M  (Dickens  k  Harrison) 
Harrison  Robert,  drayman 
Hartung  Otto,  bakery 
Hatch  Rev  E  B,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Hawkins  Mrs  Eleanor,  restaurant 
Haydon  T  E,  attorney-at-law 


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Hewlett  Mrs  A  8,  lodging-house 
Higgins  H  W,  agt  C  P  R  R  and  V  &  T 

R  R 
Hofmann  Wm,  Washoe  Brewery 
HOGAN  H  H«    physician  and  edif;or 

"Plaindealer,"  Commercial  Row 
Hogan  S  H,  physician 
Honenschild  Henry  (S  M  Jamison  k  Co) 
Ht  lesworth  George,  carpenter 
Hoy  John,   coastablo   and  pr opr  Ohio 

House 
HOT   ROBERT  H>    Capitol  Saloon, 

17  Commercial  Row 
Hutchins  F,  physician 
Hymers  T  K,  livery  stable 
I  O  0  P  Lodge,  No  14,  P  C  Updike  sec 
Jacobs  Solomon,  tailor 
Jamison  L  (S  M  Jamison  &  Son) 
Jamison  S  M,  postmaster 
Jamison  S  M  &  Co  (S  M  Jamison  and  H 

Hohenschild),  dry  goods 
Jamison  S  M  &  Son  (S  M  and   L  Jami- 
son), cigars  and  tobacco 
Jenney  Rev  W  R,  clergyman  (Episcopal) 
Jonea  Charles  W,  general  collector 
Jones  Mrs  Mary  A,   propr   Reno  Ex- 
change 
Julian  &.  Waldo  (T  V  Julian  and  H  A 

Waldo),  attorueys-at-law 
Julian  T  V  (Julian  &  Waldo) 
Kennely  Tim,  propr  Central  Hotel 
KINO  GEORGE  A.  secretary  N  &  0 

R  U  Co,  Plaza 
King  Samuel  D,  supsrior  judge 
Kinny  Charles  M,  barber 
Kittrel  John  R,  attorney-at-law 
Kline  Fred,  harnessmaker 
Kline  Jacob,  harnessmaker 

KNOWLES  &  BAINBRIDGE  (J  S 

Kuowles  and  J  P  Bainbridge),  J  S 
Pelton  manager,stove3,  hardware  and 
tinware.  Commercial  Row 

KNOWLES  J  S  (Knowles  &  Bain- 
brid^e).  Commercial  Row 

Knox  H  L  W,  propr  Lake  House 

Knox  W  N,  insurance  agent 

Kolster  Fred,  tailor 

Kraus  Henry  P,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Lachman  k  Cahau  (D  Lachman  and  S 
Cahan),  clothing 

Lachman  D  (Lachman  ft  Cahan) 

LAFAYETTE  HOUSE,  J  Odett,  Com- 
mercial Row 

Lake  Houst>,  H  L  W   Knox 

Lake  M  C  (H  H  Beck  &  Co) 

Laycock  P  F,  painter 

Leadbetter  £  C,  fruits  and  produce 

Leake  Miss  L  (Harris  &  Leake) 

LEE  L  W>  livery  and  feed  stables,  cor 
4th  and  .Sierra 

Leonard  J  G,  dentist 

Levy  F  &  Bro  (F  and  S  Levy),  dry 
goods 

Levy  F  and  S  (F  Levy  &  Bro) 


Lewis  Louis,  second-hand  furniture 
Lindley  Alfred,  gen  mdse 
Lindsay  R  H,  attomey-at-law 
Lodge  No  — ,  A  O  U  W,  F  McRae  sec 
Loomis  Charles  A,  dry  goods 
LVIGI  DELL  A  PIAZZA,  saloon,  Vir- 
ginia    

LuKE   WM   J,    blacksmith,  cor  4th 

and  Sierra 
Macdonald  Frank  H,  mgr  W  U  Tel  0  J 
Manning  A  H  (Manning  &  Berry) 
IHANNING  A  H,  treasurer  N  &  O   R 

RCo,  Plaza 
Manning  &  Berry  (A  H    Manning  and 
W  F  Berry),  gen  mdse 

MARSHALL  IB,  attomejr-at-law,  C 
P  R  R  attorney,  Commercial  Row 

Martin  C  S,   real  esate  and  insurance 

MARTmONI  PETER  Swiss  Hotel, 
Virginia 

MASSON  LOUIS,  saw-filer,  Virginia 

McClellan  Cyrene  B,  artist 

MoFARLAND  0,  propr  Arcade  ^ocel 

McFarland  J  L,  blacksmith 

McINTOSH  J  A  (Reno  Lumber  Co), 
cor  Lake  and  Plaza 

McKennejr  John  W,  blacksmith 

Meyer  Emil,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Mount  St  Mary's  Academy,  Lady  Su- 
perior Mary  Dolores 

Murren  Jacob,  saloon 

Myers  John  F,  druggist 

Myers  Samuel,   carpenter 

Nadon  A,  blacksmith 

Nathan  Morris,  clothing 

Neale  A  C,  furniture 

Needham  Wm  L,  furniture 

NEVADA  &  OREGON  R  R  CO.  D 

W  Balch  president,  George  A  King 
secretary,  A  H  Manning  treasurer. 
Plaza 

'NEVADA*  STATE   JOURNAL." 

C  C  Powning  editor  and  proprietor,  Id 

NEVADA  THEATER,  M  Hammond 
and  J  Wilson  proprietors.  Commercial 
Row 

Nugent  Rev  E,  clergyman  (Mount  St 
Mary's  Church) 

ODETT  JOSEPH,  manager  Lafayette 
House,  Commercial  Row 

Osburn  R  F  (O^tburn  &  Siioomaker) 

OSBURN  R  S.  county  clerk 

Osburn  &  Shoemaker  (R  F  Osburn  and 
John  Shoemaker),  druggists 

Painter  J  M  (Hall  &  Painter) 

PALACE  HOTEL.  F  Perkins  and  Al 
White  proprietors,  cor  Commercial 
and  Center 

PARROTT  MATT  A,  gunsmith,  Vir 
ginia 

Pavilion  N  S  A  M  and  MS,  C C Steven- 
son propr 

Pavola  Frederick,  bootmaker 


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««7  Uain  Street,  S.  V. 


CAIVIN  NUTTING  &  SON. 


>ILEH  TUBGLE  t  CD,  Pacific  Coast  Hard  Woods 


IS  AM  Spear  at. 
Ban  Fraaelaco. 


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Pechnur  David,  barber 

PELTON  J  8>    manager   Knowles   & 

Bainbridge,  Commercial  Row 
PERKINS   FBANE  (Perkins  & 

White),  cor  Commercial  and  Centre 
Perkins  Geo  E,  saloon  and  gen  mdse 
Perkins  &  White,  hotel 
Pine  Dan  H,  hotel 

"PLAINDEALEa."  H  H  Hogan  ed- 
itor, Commercial  Row 
Pollard  House,  Orlando  Evans  propr 
Pollard  Joseph  D,  meat  market 
POWBINO  G  C,  editor  and  proprietor 

"  Nevadi  State  Journal  " 
Prescott  Mrs  Julia,  millinery 
Purdie  George,  tailor 
PTBAMID  HOUSE.  S  W  Clitford, 

Commercial  Row 
Queen  R  E,  druggist 
Quinn  John  J,  hardware  and  stoves 
Radovich  L  (E  Chiclovich  &  Co) 
Rankin   George  A,    district    attorney. 

Court  House 
Reno  Chapter  R   A  M,  No  7,    W  A 

Walker  sec 
Reno  Engine  Co  No  1 
Reno  Foundry,  Andrew  Fraser  propr 
Reno  Gas  Co,  M  C  Lake  pres,  B  F  Leete 

t<eo 
"RENO     GAZETTE"     (daily     and 

weekly),  R  L  Fulton  proprietor  and 

editor.  Sierra 
Reno  Hose  Co  No  2 
Reno  Lodge  No  13,  P  and  A  M,  H  T 

Fih  sec 
Reno  Lodge  No  19,  I  0  0  F,  R  F  Hoy 

86C 

RENO  LUMBER  CO  (J  F  Condon  and 

.1  A  Mcintosh),  cor  Luke  and  Plaza 
"RENO  TIMES"  (daily),   T  V  Julian 

and  H  A  Waldo  publishers 
Reno  Water  Works,  Evans  Bros  proprs 
Ruhe  Henry,  Reno  Market 
Salter  Richard,  City  Hotel 
Sanders  W,  undertaker 
Schooling  Jerry,  general  merchandise 
Shannon  John  E,  re.'staurant 
Shoemaker  John  (Osburn  &  Shoemaker) 
Silver  Star  Mills,  H  H  Beck  &  Co 
Smith  John  F,  blacksi^ith 
Smith  M  J,  wagonmakcr 
Smith  Richmond,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Stoddard  C  A  (Blakeley  &  Stoddard) 
Sunderland  John,  boots  and  shoes 
Temple  Mrs  S  A,  millinery 
Thyes  H  J  (Chase  &  Thyes) 
Toll  Phillip  J,  furniture 
Tomamichel   Thomas,    propr    William 

Tell  House 
Truckee   Lodge,  No  14,  I  0  0  F,  F  C 

Updike  sec 
Updike  F  C,  painter 
Varian  C  S,  attorney-at-Iaw 
Wager  W  D,  dentist 


Waggoner  F  R,  physician 
Waldo  H  A  (Julian  &  Waldo) 

WALKER  W  A.  sheriff 

Ware  Silas  E,  bootmaker 
Watson  Joseph,  bootmaker 
Welch  Samuel  E,  restaurant 
Whitaker  Bishop  0  W,  principal  Bishop 
„Whitaker's  School  for  Girls 
WHITE  AL  (Perkins  &  White),  cor 

Commercial  and  Centre 
White  Miss  Nellie  F,  mgr  W  C  T  U 
Williams  John  B,  recorder  and  auditor 
Wilson  &  Steele,  ice 
Wintermantel  L,  saloon 
Wo'.fe  John,  bootmaker 
Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union, 

Miss  Nellie  F  White  mgr 
Young  Wm  H,  justice  of  the  peace 
Ziegler  Chas,  meat  market 


ARCADE  HOTEL 

Commercial  Row,  Reno, 

NEVADA, 

D.  McFARLAND Proprietor. 


OS  THE  EDBOPEAH  PLAN. 


OPEN  DAY  AND  NIGHT. 

JOSEPH  De  BELL, 

PRACTICAL 

WATCHMAKER  AND  JEWEIER. 


Fine  ffatcb  Repairiiie  a  SpecialtT. 

All  work  skillfully  done,  nnd  warranted.    Ma- 
sonic Marks  and  Templar  Crosses  made  to  order. 

21  Virginia  St..  West  Side. 

RENO,  NEVADA. 


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COATS*  TAVERN, 

M.  T.  COATS,  -       - Propriety ". 


EversrthiniP  Firat-Class  in  all  Particulani. 

Particular  ATTENTION  paid  to  TRANSIENT  Guests. 

TERMS,  8B1.50  PER  DA^Y. 
Board,  with  Rooms,  $7.00  to  $8.00  per  Week. 


FRANK  PEKKINS. 


AL.  WHITE. 


Hotel  and  Restaur?  nt 

PERKINS  &  WHITE,  Proprietors. 
Cor.  Center  Street  and  Commercial  Row,  Reno,  Nev. 


Conducted  on  the  European  plan  I 

IVEWIiY    FITTED    HP    ABII»    ELE«i»AIVTIiY    FVRIVISHED. 


Reno  Lumber  Company 

CONDON  ft  HelNTOSH, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  In 

LUMBER,  WOOD,  SHINGLES, 

HAY  AND  ORAIN, 

Bttildiniar  Materials,  Doora,  Saah. 
Blinda.  Mouldinifa,  Etc., 

East  Side  Depot  Hotel, 

RENO,    NEVADA. 


MARY  A.  HARNEY, 

MILLINER  AND  DRESSMAKER. 


NEW   STOCK    OF 

Hllllnery.  Olovra,  Handkerchiefs, 

Hoae,    RuehinKi*.     Zephyrs, 

Canvas,  €}«ruianto%»na 

and  Notions. 


Store,  Barnett'a  Block,  West  side  Virginia  St., 
REXO,    NEVADA. 


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PBACTICAL  QUNSMITB 

AND  DEALER  IN 

iCoIt'a,  Smith  &  Wesson*!,  Sharp's, 

Winchester,  Burgess*  and 

Ballard  RIFLES. 

Pistols  and  Ammunition,  Breoch  and  Mnzzlo-Loadlng  Shot  Guns,  Fishincr  Tacklo.  'Dixon's  Powdop 

Flanks,  Shot  Pou-ihos,  Wwtonhr.Jm's  Pouket  Cutio  y,  Eliiv's  CanJ  Wa.ir  m  .1  ^  .  UhwiJ  T 

Broech.L.«dln.x  Ammunition     Orders  by  Ma:lVS.ro^M'nMnS-  atten  l^d   o 

All  work  guarantied  and  done  in  a  woikinanliko  manner. 

East  Side  of  Virginia  Street,  Reno,  Nevada. 


REVEILLE. 


Nye  County.  A  post-office,  08  miles 
southeast  of  Belmont  and  32  miles 
southeast  of  Tybo;  population  60. 

Bianchi  J'  e,  Haloon 

Clarke  Geo  E,  general  merchandise 

Continental  S  M  Co 

Evcretto  &  Driscoil,  saloon 

Gila  8  M  Co,  mill  and  mining 

Hawes  Mrs,  hotel 

Kerwood  J  C,  meat  market  and  stable 

NO&BIS  JOHN  E.  postmaster 

Stroh  A,  saloon 


RIOVILLE. 

Lincoln  County.  A  post-ofBce. 

BDNELLI  DANIEL,   postmaster  and 
general  merchandise,  hay,  grain,  etc 

ROYAL  CITY. 

Lincoln  County.    Post-offict  Bristol. 

Adclman  A,  butcher 
DROLETTE  R<  Haloon 
Hook  B  F,  supt  Pay  Day  Minin;!r  Co 
McNally  John,  supt  Day  Mining  Co 
Mnlcahy  Mrs,  restaurant 
Roeder  D,  general  merchandise 
Weed  George  F,  mining  recorder 


RUBY  HILL. 

Eureka  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  about  2  miles  from  Eu- 
reka and  has  two  churches,  a  good 
school  house  and  Miners'  Union  Hall. 
Its  population  is  about  2,000,  princi- 
pally miners.  A  very  creditabio  news- 
paper, the  Ruby  HiU  Miniiuj  News,  is 
published  once  a  week  giving  the  min- 
ing and  other  news  of  the  day  and  is 
justly  popular  with  the  people. 


Hill 


Berry  man  Edward,  restaurant 

Bryant  Wm,  saloon 

Passe ct  C  M,  druggist 

Harrub    Walter   B,   propr  Ruby 

Water  Works 
Horen  Mrs  M  E,  restaurant 
Karunaugh  Mrs  Minnie,  boarding-house 
Kearney  M  L,  saloon 
Kuchel  Jacob,  meat  market 
Kyle  James,  saloon 
Lambert  J  W,  postmaster,  agt  W,   F  f, 

Co  and  gen  mdse 
Longahaugh  8eth,  saloon 
Man  Ernest,  groceries 
McLaughlin  D  J  J,  justice  of  piace 
Metemoras  Mining  Co,  John  McNaugh- 

ton  supt 
Mickel  C  M,  groceries 
Mnffett  John,  saloon 
Morthey  Wm,  saloon 
Pajarola  A  (Tam  &  Pajaro!a) 
Pearn  Henry  H,  bootmaker 
Penrose  W  J,  constable 
Porter  Rev  Fred,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Ratcliff  Henry,  pres  Miners'  Union 
Roberts  Edward,  saloon 
Roth  Edward,  physician 

"RUBY  HILL  MINING  NEWS," 
(weekly),  Walter  L  Marsden  editor 
and  proprietor,  Main 

Ruby  Hill  Water  Works,  Walter  B 
Harrub  propr 

Seney  .1  H,  barber 

Stephens  James  H,  saloon 

Sweeney  James,  lodging-house 

Tam  J  (Tam  &  Pajarola) 

Tam  &  Pajarola  (J  Tam  and  A  Pajarola), 
bakery 

Tassell  George,  bootmaker 

Tray  Mrs  Wm,  millinery  and  dressma- 
king 

Trofatter  Ed,  hotel 

Wales  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  Grifif  J 
Griffiths  supt 

WERRT  THOMAS,  boarding-house. 
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RUBY  VALLEY. 

Elko  Countt.    A  post-offioe. 
SHOBT  J  Ft  postmiMter 


RYE  PATCH. 

HcHBOLDT  County.  A  post,  express 
and  teleiiraph  office;  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  U.  (Truckee  Division),  51 
miles  from  Winnemucca  and  119 
miles  from  Reno.     Population  75. 

Borland  John,  ngt  for  WoUs,  Fargo  tc 

Co  and  C  P  R  P 
BOBIAND  ROBT  E  hotel  and  gene 

ral  merchandise 


SAFFORD. 

Eureka  County.  Post-office  Gerald. 
Situated  2  m  les  r  '-th  of  Gerald. 
Population  about  j.  Located  here 
is  a  very  promising  mine,  the  Onon- 
daga, from  which  at  present  writing 
largo  quantities  of  rich  ore  are  being 
shii^ped  to  Salt  Lake  for  reduction. 
The  other  principal  mines  located 
here  are  Contention,  Illinois,  Granoli, 
Key  West,  and  Mohawk.  Safford 
bids  fair  to  be  one  of  the  best  mining 
camps  in  the  State. 

Fregonning  Wm,  restaurant 
Tyson  Joseph,  assaycr  and  mining  oper- 
ator 
Walker  Jonathan,  saloon 


ST.  CLAIR. 


Churchill  County.  A  post-office;  18 
miles  southwest  of  Stillwater  and  22 
miles  southeast  of  Wadsworth.  Pop- 
ulation 75. 

ALIEN  ft   BABBON.  general  mer- 

cliandisc  and  pustmaster 
Allen  J  W,  supt  school 
Allen  L,  district  attorney 
Bond  J  W,  justice  of  peace 
Danielson  J  A,  assessor 
Small  F,  constable 
Thelcur  H,  county  commissioner 


SHEEPHEAD. 

Roop  County.     A  post-office;  80  miles 
north  of  Reno. 

Bonhan  J  T.  saloon 

BONHAN  MBS  J  T>  poslmistresa  and 

general  merchandise 
Murphy  k  Lunigus,  Buffalo  Salt  Works 
Sutcliff  James,  hotel 


SHERIDAN. 

Douglas  County.  A  post-office;  8 
miles  from  Genoa. 

Bell  Wm,  blacksmith 
Golden  Julius,  genertil  merchandise 
MAXWELL  Ml  postmoster 
McDonald  J  £,  hotel 
Quinn  Martin,  blacksmith 
Keed  G,  boi'tmnker 

TUCKE  CASPEB.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

SILVER^  ci^Y. 

A  post,  express  and  telegraph  office;  3 
miles  from  Virginia  Cit^,  and  4  miles 
from  Duyton.  Population  about  200. 
There  are  two  churches,  a  school- 
house  and  public  hall  located  here. 

Angels  Joseph  F,  livery  stable 

Bennett  Miss  Eliza,  Silver  City  Hotel 

Courts  A  E,  lodging-house 

Danforth  Andrew  J,  keeper  Devil's  Gate 
Toll-Gate 

Fitzgerald  Miss  Mary,  rcsta  Tant 

Frett  MnthiiiB,  saloon  and  hotel 

Geyer  Phillip,  saloon 

Gier  John  W,  agt  W,  F  &  Co  and  post- 
master 

Hall  C  B  (Noyes  &  Hall) 

Harris  Harvey,  assayer 

Metcalf  Reulicn,  toll-gate  keeper 

Munckton  Joseph,  saloon 

Noyes  &  Hall  (L  D  Noyes  and  C  BHall), 
saloon 

Noyes  L  D  (Noyes  &  Hall) 

BIPLET  SAMUEL,  general  merchan- 
dise. Main 

Schramm  George,  bootmaker 

Stock  Wenzer,  bakery 

Valtat  Louis,  saloon 

Villette  Frank,  barber 

Vincent  Theodore,  supt  French  Quartz 
Mill 

Wey  George,  meat  market 


SLOUGH  STATION. 

Churchill  Countv.     Post-office  Hill, 
9  miles  southwest  of  Stillwater. 

HTTX  ft  OBIMES>  farmers 


SMOKE  CREEK. 

Roop     County.       Post-office    Buffalo 

Meadows. 
Winters  G  D,  stock  raiser 


SODA  SPRINGS. 

Esmeralda  County.    Post-office  Belle- 
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office,  on  the  Canon  and  Colorado  I<. 
R.,  137  milea  from  Mound  House  and 
21  milea  from  Candelaria. 

Allen  Samnel,  carpenter  and  builder 

Barrett  Joseph,  saloon 

Brazzanovicn    M,  sulphur   und   borax 

hatha 
Davis  J  P,  prnpr  soda  springs 
Esmeralua  Copper  Co'scimelting  Works, 

G  L  Center  supt 
Hearty  James,  carpenter 
Knapp  &  Laws  (8  A  Knapp  and  R  J 

Laws),  general  merchandise,  agts  W, 

F  ft  Co  and  U  S  Stage  C 
Krestello  P,  bootmaker 
Little  Chas,  carpenter 
McKenna  John,  notary  public 
Nash  O  E,  saloon 
Nibttcker  A  8,  freight   and  passenger 

agent  and  telegraph  operator 
Schwartz  M  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Sheets  A  N,  painter  and  paperhanger 
Stanstield  Wm,  freighter  aad  blacksmith 
Sulphur  and  Borax  Baths,  M  Brazza- 

novich  propr 
Walsh  M  J,  carpenter  and  builder 
Warren  James,  painter  and  paperhanger 
Webber  Fred,  barber 


STAR. 

Lincoln  County.     Post-office   Lewis, 
Lander  County. 

Cozzens  D,  butcher 
Dennis  J  F,  attorney-at-law 
Felix  C,  hotel 
Finley  J  N,  saloon 
Orestle  J,  general  merchandise 
Hill  Joseph,  general  merchandise 
MURFHT  JAHES>  general  merchan- 
dise 
Ramsdale  S,  general  merchaudise 
Sweet  George,  hotel 


STEAMBOAT  SPRINGS. 

Washok  Countt.  a  post  and  telegraph 
office  on  the  Virginia  and  Truckee 
R.  R.,  Hi  miles  from  Reno  and  19^ 
miles  from  Carson. 

MOELLER  C  F,  proprietor  Steamboat 
Springs  Hotel  and  postmaster 


STILLWATER. 

Churchill  Ct^UNTr.  A  post  and  tele- 
graph office,  48  miles  from  Wads- 
worth. 

Brannion  Robert,  justice  of  the  peace 
Cambers  J  J,  county  recorder 
Daniels  H,  constable 
Doane  S  A,  coroner 


EAISER  C,  general  merchandise 
Kent  I  N,  county  clerk 
Murphy  Wm,  county  treasurer 
Pike  W  H  A,  attorney-at-law 
BICHilRDS  J  W,  postmaster  and  tel- 
egraph operator 
San  ford  J  M,  hotel  and  saloon 
Springer  David,  stock  raiser 
Springer  J,  county  commissioner 
Walker  J  T,  sheriflF 


SUTRO. 

Lyon  County.  A  post  and  express 
office.  Taki;s  its  name  from  the  fa- 
mous Sutro  Tunnel;  is3i  miles  south 
of  Dayton,  6  miles  from  Virginia,  and 
contains  at  present  a  population  of 
about  200. 

Angel  F  A  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Bonanza  Hotel,  B  Moran  propr 

Bonham  H  W,  postmaster 

Campbell  J  L,  meat  market 

Davis  L,  bakery 

Donnelly  &  Co,  liquors 

Ebner  M,  saloon 

Kelly  Michael,  boarding-house 

McGurn  Thomas  R,  genmdse 

Moran  Barney,  boarding-house 

O'Donnell  John,  saloon 

Richards  B,  barber 

Shaw  George,  saloon 

SummerfieM  A,  gen  mdse 

Thompson  Mrs  Caroline,  hoarding-house 

8  &  V  Stage  Co,  Geo  Barton  propr 


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Elko  .County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Salt  Lake  Division),  61  milea 
from  Wells.     Population  75. 

Hudnall  M  P.  hotel 

MALLETTRH,  postmaster  and  agent 
C  P  R  R  and  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Maynahan  P,  gen  mdse 

White  Alex,  sheep  raiser 


TEM  PIUTE. 

Lincoln  County.     A  post-office. 
McBIBNET  JAMES, 


TOANA. 

Elko  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Central  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  (Salt  Lake  Division).  Is 
182  miles  from  Ogden  and  93  miles 
from  Elko,  the  county  seat.  Chief 
support  miniukf,  silver,  gold  and  cop- 
per.    Population  about  150. 


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00B8BL  A  W>  atotionery  and  post- 

mHter 
Hardy  E  C,  windmillt 
Johnnon  Wesley,  propr  Railroad  House 
Lawaon  J  F,  propr  Etnisrant  Dining 

Hall 
MOOBE  F  Hi  telegraph  operator 
Parker  Lou,  forwarding  and  commiuion 

merchant 
O'Brenuan  J  D,  foreman  'cotion  house 

TUSCARORA. 

Elko  Countv.  A  post,  exprest  and 
telegraph  oiHce,  on  the  Owyhee  lUver 
Slope,  within  4  miles  of  tho  ri  rer  and 
about  60  miles  from  Elko  bv  stage. 
The  trip  being  entirely  by  daylight 
over  a  good  road  and  by  fine  coaches, 
is  a  very  enjoyable  ride.  Altitude 
7,200  feet.  There  are  seven  mines  now 
iu  operation  and  turning  out  bullion 
at  the  rate  of  about  $150,000  silver 
per  month.  There  is  one  church,  a 
good  school  building,  a  grammar 
school,  an  Odd  Fellows'  and  Masonic 
Halls,  and  a  theatre.  The  surround- 
ing country  affords  good  agricultural, 
grazing  and  hay  land.  At  the  present 
writing  the  town  looks  prosperous 
and  the  future  bright.  Population 
about  1,000. 

Abbott  Charles  E,   attornoy-at-law  and 

notary  public 
Altube  Poter  (Gerber  &  Altube) 
Argente  Mining  Co,  John  E  Dixon  supt 
Barnard  L  M  (McKay  &  Barnard) 
Barrett  J  M  (Barrett  k  VVitham) 
Barrett  ft  Witham  (John  M  Barrett  and 

G  W  Witham),  blacksmiths 
Belle  Isle  Mining  Co,  E  M  Chapin  supt 
Black  Mrs  R,  dressmaker 
Bliss  Mrs  L  M,  Cottage  House 
Brown  Mrs  A  W,  lod^ing-honse 
Gather  L    M,    stationery,   cigars  and 

tobacco 
Chacnon  F  E.  mcr  W  U  Tel  Co 

CIJMMONS  ft  R08EBERRT  (W  w 

Clcmuions  and  J  B  Koael)erry),  car- 
riairo  and  wagonmaker,  Front 

CLEimONS  W  W  (Clemmons  &  Rose- 
berry),  Front 

Cockbin  Thos  H,  barber 

Collins  Colby,  aen  mdae 

Cornucopia  Lodge  No  29,  I  O  O  F,  John 
McNulty  sec 

BALLAS  A  Ji  Cabinet  Saloon,  Weed 

Daly  Mrs  R  F,  restaurant  and  lodging 

Dove  James  (Jack  &  Dove) 

Drake  Frank  N,  physician 

Edwards  Hall,  Mrs  Julia  F  Edwards 
propr 


Edwards  Mrs  Julia  F,  propr  Edwards 
Hall 

Engler  Louis,  saloon 

Ennor  W  H  (Woodruff  k  Ennor),  dry 
goods 

FAIRGHUD  0  L  Oi  postmaster  and 
editor  •*Tiines-Review,"  Weed 

Farthing  Thomas,  furniture 

Fisk  A  W,  attomey-at-law 

Geisselman  Mrs  R  M,  lodging-house 

George  Eli,  lodging-house  and  saloon 

Gerber  A  (Gerber  &  Altube) 

Gerber  &  Altube  (A  Gerber  and  Peter 
Altube),  meat  market 

Grand  Prize  Mining  Co,  John  E  Dixon 
supt 

Gronosky  L,  saloon 

Ham  David  (Sayles  &  He  i) 

Harvell  H  A,  constable 

Haws  C  M,  harness  and  saddles 

Hill  Mrs  E  A,  dressmaker 

Hogle  L  I,  lodging- houso 

Houser  Charles,  bakery 

Huntsman  L  M,  lodging-house  and  ba- 
kery 

Huyck  Wm,  blacksmith 

Independence  Mining  Co,  W  C  Price 
supt 

Jack  &  Dove  (John  Jack  and  James 
Dove),  Tuscarora  Foundry 

Jock  John  (Jack  ft  Dove) 

JEFFEBYlC  J  (E  S  Yates  ft  Co). Weed 

Jennings  Rev  G  T,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Johnson  Rol)ert,  hardware 

Jones  Miss  Ida  M,  fruits  and  candies 

Mahoney  J  L,  attomey-at-law 

McAlister  W  N,  saloon 

McKay  ft  Barnard  (Charles  McKay  and 
L  R  Barnard),  saloon 

KcKay  Charles  (McKay  ft  Barnard) 

McMaster  Mrs  R,  millinery  and  dry 
goods 

McNolly  John,  druggist 

McinJITT  JOHA.  saloon.  Weed 

Munter  Charles,  clothing  and  dry  goods 

Navaho  Mining  Co,  W  C  Price  supt 

North  Belle  Islo  Mining  Co,  E  M  Cha- 
pin  supt  

OwTHEE  BBEWERT.    Emel   u 

Scherzbvrg  propri.  tor,  Weed 
Parker  G  A,  deputy  sheriff 
Peltier  O  W  ft  Co  (G  W  Peltier),  general 

merchandise 
Pluukett  T  C,  restaurant  and  justice  of 

peace 
Price  W  C,  supt  Navaho  Mining  Co 
PnuiiiAux  A,  general  merchandise 
Richardson  C  A,  barber 
Rogers  W  W,  prin  grammar  school 
Rose  A  A,  snloou 
BOSEBE&RY  J  B  (Clemmons  ft  Roeo- 

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Sayles  G  (8u>les  ft  Ham) 


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SaylM  ft  Ham  (O  Sayles  and  D  Ham), 

meat  market 
80HBBZBERO  EMEL  H*  Owyhee 

Brewery,  Weed 
Smith  Mart,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 
Uteffens  Christopher,  bootmaker 
Thibodo  A  J,  nhysioian 
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Fairchild  editor  and  pro(jrietor,  West 

Main 
Tipple  C,  i-eataurant 
Tolman  Cy,  saloon 
Tsehuty  John,  barber 
Tuscarura  Lodge,  I^To  21,  F  &  A  M,  Ed 

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Urton  W  S,  general  merchandise 

Usher  W  R,  restaurant 

Waller  A  B,  druggist 

Ward  Hank,  saloon 

Wilkens  Mrs  I  V,  music  teacher 

Wilson  Frederick,  feed  stable 

Winning  Alex,  fruits 

Witham  O  W  {Barrett  &  VVitham) 

Woodruff  E  (Woodruff  &  Eiiuoi) 

Woodruff  &  Enuor  (E  Woodruff  and  W 

H  Ennor),  dry  goods 
YATES  E  8  (E  H  Yates  &  Co),  Weed 
YATES  IS  8  &  CO  (E  S  Yatus  and  C  J 

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TWIN  RIVER. 

Nyb  County.    A  post-office,  130  miles 
from  Battle  Mountain. 

ilOLBOTTRNEOEOBOEO,  ipostmaster 


TYBO. 

Nye  County'.  A  post  and  express  office, 
100  miles  by  stage  from  Eureka;  pop- 
ulation 260. 

Bohle  H,  brewery 

Gilmore  Bros,  saloon 

Kraus  Albert,  saloon 

Luse  L  S,  restaurant 

0  «kes  Geo,  butcher 

Page  &  Donnel,  liver/  stable  and  sad- 
dlery 

Trowbridj[e  N  S  &  Co,  geu  mdae 

STBEITBER6EE  C  Bi  general  mer- 
chandise 

Turin  Geo,  saloon 

Tybo  Consolidated  Mill  &  Mining  Co 


UNION. 

Ntb  County.  Post-office  lone  City. 

Peace  J,  constable 
Osborn  C  S,  constable 
Keese  S  W,  constable 


VERDI. 

Washoe  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.  (Truckee  Divisioij),  10  miles 
from  Reno  and  '25  miles  from  Truckee. 

BACON  B  F>  general  merchandise, 
postmaster,  agent  C  P  R  R  and 
W,  F  &  Co  and  teleeraph  operator 

Barman  I  H,  hotel  and  saloon 

Faxwell  N  J,  saloon 

Katz  &,  Henry,  saw  mill  and  flume 

irRRIl.TTX  WM.  hotel  aud  farmer 

Verdi  Planing  Mill  Co 

Wood  Mrs  A^n,  dressmaker 


VIRGINIA  CITY. 

Storey  Cou7iTY.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Situated  on  the 
side  of  Mount  Davidson  at  an  avem.ge 
elevation  of  6,150  feet,  52  miles  by  the 
Virginia  and  Truckee  R.  R.  from 
Reno  (junction  with  Central  Pacific) 
and  21  miles  from  Cai-son  City.  Pop- 
ulation 11,000. 

The  elevated  position  of  this  world- 
renowned  city  ia  always  a  source  of  con- 
solation to  its  inhabitants,  for  in  truth 
its  climate  is  invariably  bracing  and 
delightful  and  never  oppressive.    Th«> 


Sutro  Tunnel  will  also  be  a  source  of 
future  wealth  to  this  historic  locality 
when  mining  men  come  down  to  the 
working  of  the  lower  grade  ores.  It 
takes  considerable  reflection  to  realize 
the  magnitude  of  this  vast  tunael  enter- 
prise, us  cost  and  the  scientitio  skill 
necessary  to  bring  it  to  completion. 
It  is  four  miles  in  length,  terminating 
at  Satro,  at  the  foot  of  the  range.  Its 
history  is  of  great  interest,  and  visitors 
to  the  Pacific  Coast  should  not  fail  to 
inspect  it,  as  it  is  one  of  the  greatest 
triumphs  of  modem  engineering. 

ABKISON  D   0  (Omdorff   &,    Adki- 

son).  lU  South  C 
Adkison  D  0,  postmaster,  21  South  C 
Aiken  P  J,  physician,  54  South  C 
Adkinson  Miss  Lou,  art  studio,  S^outh 

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Ambur  Oliver  O,  groceries,  13  South  C 
Anderson  Miss  Jane,  lodging-house,  73 

South  C 
Anthony    Ferdinand,     bookbinder,    63 

South  C 

ABEND  HENBY>   California  Brew- 
ery, 52  South  D 
Arend  Mrs  Mary,  millinery,  lOSJ^  South 

C 
Armbrust  Bernard   (Fritzmier  &  Arm- 

brust),  27  North  C 
Armer  H  and  M  (M  Armer  &  Co),  16 

South  C 
Armer  M  &  Co  (H  and  M  Armer),  cigars 

and  tobacco,  \'^  South  C 
Aude    Franciu  L,   attorney-at-law,    62 

South  C 
Bailey  W  S,  meat  market,  31  South  C 
Baird    Mrs   Leticia,   lodging-house^   30 

Sutton  ave 
Baker  Henry,  saloon,  4  South  D 
Baker  Jacob  (Henry  Dietz  &  Co),  114 

South  C 
Baker  Mrs  S  D,  fancy  goods,  108  South 

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Bank  C  A,  tr^lor,  60  U  uon 
Bannei-  Bros  (i?  P  and  V  Banner),  cloth- 
ing, cor  C  and  Taylor 
Baptist  Church,  119  South  C 
Barts.cc  Mrs  Rose,   lodging-house,  121 

South  C 
Batchelder  J  K   (Robinson,  Stewart  & 

Co),  170  South  C 
Baumann  Jacob  (Eckhoff  &  Baumann), 

33  South  C 
Beal  A  J  (A.  J  Beal  ft  Co),  100  South  C 
Beal  A  J    &  Co   (A  J  and  Thomas  L 

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South  C 
Beal  Thomas  L  (A  J  Boal  &  Co),  100 
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Beck  H  S,  furniture,  85  and  1 15  South 

C 
Beck  H  S,  furniture,  115  South  C 
Becker  C  C,  groceries,  74  Sciith  C 
Beokert  E  (Razalio  &.  Beckert),  52  South 

C 
Beebee  Mrs  C    M,    lodging-houso,  21 

North  C 
Beivke  Frederick  A,  saloon,  G3  South  C 
Beiso  Antonio,  saloon,  i)9  North  C 
Belknap  C,  attorney-at-law,  5-t  South  C 
Bellani  Peter,  groceries,  05  North  C 
Bender   Wilson    S,   sec  Ophir,  Uni^n, 

Siierra  Nevada  and  Mexican  Mining 

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Bergitein  Henry,  21  North  C 
Bernstein  CJeorge  F,  groceries,  391  South 

C 
Bevelngo  Mme    Eefugio,  fortune  teller, 

4  Nortli  B 
Bigclow    John    F,    agt    Nevada  Bank 

(branch).  3'.)  South  C 
Bird  Wni  M,  barber,  47.\  North  C 
BirothlKobert,  harnessmaker,  79  South 

C 
BLOCK   D   (D  Block   &  Co),  res  San 

Francisco 

BLOCK  D  &  CO  {-fo'j  Mandnl  and  D 
Bl<;ck),  dry  goods,  18  South  C 

Boeglc  Fied,  books  and  stationery,  48 
South  C 

BooherTJ,  principal  1st  ward  gram- 
nirir  school 

Boohcr  W  W, county  supt  public  schools, 
Coin't  House,  South  B 

P.ook  W  H  (Moore  &  Hook),  41  ■: South  C 

Ilorlini  August  (Monaco  &  Borlini),  50 
South  C 

Bnrusholf.lt  John  H,  restaurant,  50  Un- 
ion 

Bradley  John,  ciuef  of  police,  95  North 

BRENNA3»  WM  M,  connty  recorder 

and  auditor,  Cv  urt  House 
Brodeck  B  T,  barl-r,  59  South  C 
Brouson  W  S,  physKuin,  (iO  South  C 
Brown  C  M,  hwuiturc  and  undertaker, 

30  South  B 
Brown  Courad   (Brown  &  Tasscll),    CO 

South  C, 
BROWN  D  L.  editor  and  proprietor 

of  "i'lie  Footlight,"  (J.S  South  C 
Brown  John  J,  tinsniitii,  24  North  C 
Brown  &   'I'nssell    (Conrad   Drown    and 

John  Tassell),   boots   and  shoes,   00 

South  0 
Brumsey  J  A,  general  fire  insurance  agt, 

45  South  (J 
Burke   Bartholomew,    blncksmith,    302 

South  C  and  NW  cor  Taylor  and  B 
Butch    Leonard    0,    watchmaker,     80 

South  C 
Butter  E  P  (Waterhousc  &  Butter),  175 


Camous  V  (Crcssen  &  Camoas),  81 
North  C 

Campbell  Mrs  F  C,  lodging-house,  1924 
South  C 

CanavimMalhew,  chairman  county  com- 
missioners. Court  House,  South  B 

Carenaugh  Mrs  E,  restaurant,  133-137 
South  C 

Cavanaugh  John,  boarding  and  livery 
stable,  187  Nortii  C 

CHAPIN  HENRY   C,    assistant  ac- 
conntitnt  for  Mackay  &  Fair,   10-lG 
North  E 
Chapman  Allen,  dentist,  150  South  C 
Chase  N  W,  barber,  130  South  C 
Chatain  E  (Dazet  &  Chatain),  groceries, 
Washington 

Chatelain  Emilc  (Chatelain  &  Golden), 

30  South  C 
Chatelain  &  Golden  (E  Chatelain  and  F 

Golden),  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  30 

South  C 
Chaumond  Eugene,  restaurant,   10 

North  C 
Churchman  Mrs  Ney,  drcss'.naker,  Moli- 

nclli  House 
Clark  Mrs  C  H,  stamping  and  dressmak- 
ing, i22  South  (J 
Clarke  W  H  (W  H  Clarke  &  Co),  41 

Soutjj  C 
Clarke  W  H  &  Co  (W  H  Clarke),  stock 

brokers,  41  South  0 
Cleator  Ivobcrt,  boots    and    shoes,    24 

South  C 
Cochran  Robert,  stoves  and  tinware,  93 

Soutli  C 
Cohen  L  (Cohen  &  Ncth),  15  North  C 
Cohen  &  Neth  (L  CohcnandG  ANeth), 

barl:or?,  15  North  C 
Cohn  Mrs  Alice,gent's  furnishing  goods, 

21  North  C 
Cohu  E,  clothing,  GO  South  C 

COLE  A  M,  druggist,  S8  South  C 
Col  ins  D  B,  physician,  03  South  C 
Conboie  &  C»,  undertakers,  83  South  C 
Conn  F  M,  phys-ifian,  m  South  C 
Conn  F  ^V,  physician,  HO  South  C 
Conner  Mrs  E    1{,    lodging-house,    84 

North  C 
Cornwcll  Mrs  Mary  J,  lodging-house,  39 

North  C 
Cox  John,  s.iloon,  1?  South  C 

CRANE  ALEXANDER,  lodging- 

house,  8  North  C 

CraseJohn,  saloon,  ISO  Soutli  C 

Cressen  &  Camous  (0  Cr<'sseu  ami  V  Ca- 
mous), French  bakery,  81  North  C 

Crcssen  G  (Cressen  &  Camous),  81 
Noith  C 

Crosby  &  Co  (John  J  Crosby^  wood  and 
coal,  24  North  C 

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CummingsA;  Donovan  (James  Cammings 
and  D  D  Donovan),  saloon,  46  South  ( * 

Cammings  James  (Cammings  &  Dono- 
van), 40  Uouth  C 

CUBBIE  OEORGE  C,  real  estate  and 

employment  office,  64  North  C 
Carrie  John  C,   auction  house,  £5 

South  C 
Dale   Mrs   Mary,     lodging-house,    57 

North  B 
Daley  Jas  L,  hatter,  158  South  C 
Daly  James,  saloon,  353  South  C 
DaPallo  Louis,  f .uits,  92  North  C 
Dattlebaum  Philli|>,  tailor,  G2  Union 
Davidson  Mrs  £,  dressmaker,  182  South 

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Davis  L  H,  merchant  tailor,  8^  North 

C 
Dazet  ti  Chatain  (G  B  Dzzet  and  E 

Chatain),   wholesale    liquor    dealers, 

120  South  C 
Dazet  G   B    (Dazet   &   Chatain),    120 

South  C 
Deal    Wm  E  F,    attorney-at-law,  44 

South  C 
De  Force  J  A,  hatter,  146  South  C 
Delaney  Mrs  Ellen,  saloon,  152^  South  C 

BELEHANTT  J  (Murohy  &  Dele- 
hanty,  [i  International  Block 

Damlin^  Joseph,  groceries,  27  South  C 

Derby  Chauncy  (Derby  &  Garhart),  44 
South  B 

Derby  &  Garhart  (C  Derby  and  VV  Gar- 
hart),  livery  stable,  44  South  B 

Dickson  R  R,  orpeuter,  38  North  B 
Dietz  Henry  (Heury  Dietz  &  Co),  114 

Soutli  C 
Dietz  Heury  &  Co   (Henry  Dietz  and 

Jacob  Baker),  114  South  C 
Diehl  Thomas  K,  fancy  goods  and  stamp- 
ing, 148  South  C 
IKetze  Robert,  bootmaker,  76  Union 
Dirks  G  L,  lod(>iag- house,  89  South  C 
Donovan  D  D  (Cummings  &  Donovan), 

46  South  C 
Douglass  Joseph  M,  broker,  50  South  C 
Douglass  J  K  (D  .lUglass  &  Thompson), 

50  South  C 
Douglass  &  Thompson  (J  R    Douglass 

and  VVm  G  Thompson),  stock  brokers, 

50  South  C 
Dow     Mrs    Anuio,    lodging-bouse,    87 

South  C 
Downing  Samuel  (Wiegand  &   Co),  38 

North  C 
Dunlnp  John  C,  bakery  and  restaurant, 

100  South  C 
Dunnu  P  J,     assessor.    Court   House, 

Oouth  B 
Dupas  A,  locksmith,  152  South  C 
Eistman    R<3v    Gaorfca   N,    clergyman 

(Epiacopil),  South  F 
Elmer  Courad,  bootmaker,  70  Taylor 


Eckhoff  &  Baumann  (Wm  Eckboff  &  J 

Baumann),  saloon,  33  South  C 
Eckhotf  Wm  (Eckhoff  &  Baumann),  33 

South  C 
ECKLET  JOHN  W,   agent  Bank  of 

Oulifornia,  40  South  C 
Edwards  A  L,  notary  public,  53  South  C 
Esran  John,  bootmaker,  150  South  C 
Elliott  A  B  (El.iott  &  Thomas),    53 

South  C 
Elliott  &  Thomas  (A  B  Elliott  and  R  L 

Thomas),  attorneys-at-law,  53  South 

C 
Elliott  Vincent,  fruits  and  produce,  28 

South  C 
Engels  F  H,  physician.  70  South  C 

"EVENING  CHRONICLE"  (daily), 

D  E  McCarthy  proprietor  and  editor, 

37  South  C 
FARNSWORTH  CHARLES,  cashier 

Bank  of  California,  40  Souta  C 
Ferguson  Wm  S,  constable,  34  North  C 
Ferrington  C,  tailor,  97  South  C 
Fiebush  A,  glazier,  160J  South  C 
HELDING  FRANK  E,  melter  Con- 
solidated Virginia    Assay  Otiice,    15 

North  F 
Finch    Thomas   E,    Palace    Saloon,    7 

North  C 
Finck  E    (Thomas  Taylor  &  Co),    64 

South  C 

FITZKIER  &  ARMBRTJ3T  ( G  A 

Fitzmier  &  B  Armbrust),  City  Bakery 

and  Restaurant,  27  North  C 
Fitzmier  G  A  (Fitzmier  &  Armbrust), 

27  North  C 
Foley  Morris,  policeman,  95  North  C 
Folsom  L  D,  hay  and  grain,  343  South  C 
Ford  Patrick  H,  groceries,  54  South  C 
FOX  E  (GladJiug  &  Fox),  17  and  19 

South  B 
Frankel  L  B,  broker,  65  South  C 
Franklin  M  J  (Franklin  &  Schroedcr), 

2M  South  C 
Fr^mklin  &  Schroeder  (M  J  Franklin  & 

F  Schrn^der),  saloon,   284  South  C 
FRASER    &   CO  (Simon  and  W  A 

Fraser),  saloon,  30  South  C 
Fredrick    Hou&o,  M  M  Fredrick    propr, 

4  North  C 
Fredrick  M    M,    pioneer    watchmaker 

and  jewcL-r,  3G  South  C 
Fredrick  M  M,   propr  Fredrick  House, 

4  North  C 
FrcdricLs  Joseph,  paints,  oih  and  wall- 
paper, 43  South  C 
Freeman      Edward,    feed     stabli),     63 

North  D 
Friedman  Marcus,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

98  South  C 
FULTON  FOUNDRY,  Charles  Schole- 

Held  Huperintenduut,  360  South  C 
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Garbner  Geo  F  (Roman 

South  C 
Garhart   W    (Derby    & 

South  6 
Gillig  John,  hardware,  stoves  and 

als,  33  and  38  South    C 
GilltKan  M.  hoots  and  shoes,  CS  South  C 
GLADDING  &  FOX  (J  F  Gladding 

audE  Fox),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers,  17  and  19  South  B 
GLADDING  J  F  (Gladding  &    Fox), 

J  7  and  19  South  B 
Golden  Frank  (Chatelain  &  Golden),  30 

South  C 
Goldman  MrsCelia,  lodgiug-house,  102^ 

South  C 
Goodfriend  Isaac,  furniture,  15  North  B 
Gosse    Tlieodore,     Eureka  Hotel,    287 

South  0 
Gracey  Bros  (Thomas  and  Robert  Gra- 

cey),  saloon,  62  South  C 
Gracey  Thomas    and    Robert    (Gracey 

Bros),  62  South  C 
Graeber  A,  carpenter,  13  South  B 
Grant  R  W,  furniture  and  bedding,  61 

South  C 
Grary  Mrs  Magdalena,  lodging-house, 

324  South  C 
Gray  Mrs  LA,  dressm  akcr,  4  South  B 
Gray  T    B,  principal    high  school,   0 
Gresfory  Chas  B  (Patterson  &  Gregory), 

North  C 
Oriawold  E,  sec  Washoe  Clul>,  46  South  C 
GUPFIN  JAMES  A>  phys^ician,    33 

North  C 
Gunther  F,  bootmaker,  CO  Union 
Gugmiua  Nicholas,  saloon.  International 

Block 
Haist  G,  county  surveyor,  33  North  C 
Hall  N  C  (Wheeler,    Hall  &  Co),   64 

South  0 
Hampton  J  C   (J   C  Hampton  &  Co), 

35  and  37  North  C 
Hampton  J   C  &  Co  (J    C  Hampton, 

C  P  Hubbell  and  W  S  Gage),  grocer- 
ies, 35  and  37  North  C 
HANAK  ALBERT,  proprietor  Inter- 
national Hotel,  No  2  South  C 
Hancock  Wm    P,    meat    market,    29 

North  C 
Hanks   \V  J,    sheriff,     Court    House, 

South  B 
Harris  &  Bro  (H  J  and  S  Harris),   cig- 
ars and  tobacco,  2J  South  C 
Harris     Charles,       watchmaker,     150 

South  C 
Harris  Davwl  J,  barlwr,  43^  North  C 
Harris  E  B.  physician,  37  South  C 
Harris  H  J  and    S    (Harris    Bros),   2^ 

South  C 
Hatch  Bros  (Wilson  Hatch),  groceries, 
19  South  C 


Hatch  Wilson  (Hatch  Bros),  19  South  C 
Hayes  &  Nevin  (Wm  Hayes  and  Den- 
nis Nevin),  groceries,  51  South  C 
Hayes  Wm  (Hayes  &  Nevin),  51  South  C 
Healy  M  F,  carriage-painter,  33  South  (' 
Heflron  Tliomas,  restaurant,  9  N  >rta  0 
Heinrich  John  V,  restaurant,  1 1  h  tuli  0 
Henderson  John,  justice  of  pcace,   122 

South  C 
HENNESST    0    (Mrs  Donough    and 

Hennessy),  35  South  C 
Henning  George,  librarian  Odd  Fellows 

Reading  Room,  53  South  C 
Henry  Adam,  barber,  128  South  C 
Hertlein  Frederick,  saloon,  28  North  C 
Higbee Benjamin,  policeman,  95  North  C 
HlLES  OGDEN  (Stone  &  Hiles),  dis- 
trict attorney',  46  South  C 
Hill  A  and  C  (Hill  Bros),  126  South  C 
Hill  Bros  (A  and  C  Hill),  meat  market, 

126  South  C 
Hill  George  F  (Thomas  Taylor  &  Co), 

64  South  C 
Hill  Wm  H.  sec  Grand  Lodge  I  0  0  F, 

53  South  C 
Hiak  John,  saloon,  51  South  C 
Hires  Albert,  justice  of  the  peace,  34 

North  C 
Hirsch  Samuel,  tuUor,  6  North  C 
Hobart  W  S,  pres  S  F,  V  &  G  H  Wa- 

ter  Co,  48  South  B 
Holland  Wm  M,   boarding-house,  233 

South  D 
Holmes  Mathew,  physician,  93  South  C 
Hooper  A  (McCourt&  Hooper),  9  North 

C 
HOWARD  MISS  PAULINE,  dress- 

maker,  23  North  C 
HOWARD  R>  groceries,  123  North  C 
Hubbell  C  P  (J  C  Hampton  &  Co),  res 

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HTJBER  HENR7,  saloon,  2  North  C 
Huddy  T,  barber.  110  South  C 
HTJITAKER  F  M*  attomey-at-law, 

46  South  C 
Hughes  James,  policeman,  95  North  C 
Hyat  &  Co  (John  Hyat  and  Tr«isfer 

Co),  47  South  D 
Hyat  John  (Hyat  ft  Co),  47  South  D 
Hymes  H,  lodginn-house,  70  South  C 
INTERNATIONAL  HOTEL,  A  Ha- 

nak  proprietor,  2  Soutii  C 
Jacobson  Mrs  Sophie  D,  fancy  goods, 

86  South  C 
Jcpson  Titus,  restaurant,  116  Soutli  C 
Johnson  John,  saloon,  43  North  C 
Kaiser  Miss  Georgie,  muiic  teacher,  9 

Stewart 
Kaneen  John  S,  supt  Virginia  City  Gas 

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Kair    James     P.     lodging-house,    189 

North  C 
Keating  R  P,  supt  Savage  Mine,  174 

South  D 


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Killeen  James  W,  saloon,  78  Union 
King  George  J  D,  hay  and  grain,  346 

South  C 
Kirby  Paul  T,  physician,  21  South  C 
Kirschbraun  E  and  L  (Kirschbraun  & 

Son)  102  South  C 
Kirschbraun  ft  Son   (E  and  L  Kirsch- 
braun), groceries,  102  South  C 
Kline  Jacob,  harnessmaker,  340  South  0 

KNAPF  P  &  CO  (P  Knapp),  depot 

Virginia  City  Ice  Co,  1  l(j  North  D 
Koch  A  G,  tinsmith,  132  South  C 
Kossman  Mrs  Caroline,  restaurant,  81 

South  0 
Krapf  Mrs  B,  tailoress,  269  South  C 
Lader  Edniond,  bootmaker,  67  North  C 
Laigneau  Abel,  coffee  manufactory,  142 

South  C 
Lammon  George  I,  varieties,  78  South  C 
Langan  Patrick,  saloon,  7  North  C 
Langino  Patrick,  brewery,  212  North  C 
Lasser  Valentine,  bootmaker, 63  South  C 
Legris  G  J,  saloon,  4  South  C 
Leo  D  (Richie  &  Leo),  33  South  C 
Lernhart  Albert,  drugijist,  33  North  C 
Levisou    Hermann,    watchmaker   and 

jeweler,  36  South  C 
Litmaii  Simon,  barber,  37^  North  C 
Loukey  L,  lodging-house,  338  South  C 
Lonkey  Oliver  (Lonkey  &  Smith),  102 

North  C 
Lonkey  &  Smith  (Oliver  Lonkey  and  E 

11    Smith),    lumber    merchants,    102 

North  C 

LOBO  FBEDRICE  C>  collector  in- 
ternal revenue.  Bank  of  California 
Building,  Taylor 

Lovejoy  John  A,  carriage  painter,  94 
North  C 

LUCICH  JOHN  (Medin  &  Lucich)  2 

South  O 
Luke  Thomas,  livery  stable,  19  South  D 
Luke  W  J,  blacksmith,  36  South  B 
Mahanny  John  A,  county   clerk,  Court 

House,  South  B 
Maher  &  Co  (W  Maher  and  John  Ma- 
rion), dry  goods,  72  South  C 
Maher  VV   (Maher  &  Co),  res  San  Fran- 
cisco 

HALLON  J  &  J  B.  groceries,  44  South 

C 
HANDEL  JOE    (D  Block  &  Co),    18 

South  C 
MANDICH  J3HN,  fruits,  cigars  and 

tobiicco,  13  North  C 
Mangan    Mrs    Hannah,   lodging-house, 

11)5  South  C 
Manson  Peter,  physician,  88  South  C 
Marion  John  (Muher  &  Co),  res  Eureka, 

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Marioui  Peter,  groceries,  cor  Union  and 

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Mraonio  Hall,  40  North  B 


MATTISON   J   Si   deputy   collector, 

Taylor 
Mayre  George  T  &^Son  (Gi?o  T  and  Geo 

T   Jr   Mayre),    stock    brokers,    54^ 

South  C 

McCABTHT  D  E.  proprietor  and  ed- 
itor •'  Evening  Chronicle,"  35  South 
0 

McCarthy  F  G,  constable,  122  South  C 

McCourt  &  Hooper  (P  B  McCourt  and 
A  Hooper),  Capital  Saloon,  9  North  C 

McCourt  P  B  (McCourt  &  Hooper),  9 
North  0 

McCUBDT  JOHN,  board  and  lodging- 
house,  372  South  C 

McDonald  M  E,  restaurant,  98  South  C 

McDonnald  Mrs  Mollie,  saloon,  73 
North  C 

McDONOUOH  &  HENNESST  (M 

McDunouoh  and  0  Heunessy),  saloon, 
35  Southt; 
McDONOUOH  M  (McDonough&  Hen- 
nessy),  35  South  C 

McEWEN  ABTHUB.  associate  editor 
"Evening  Chronicle,"  37  South  C 

McGinnis  Mrs  Catharine,  lodging-house, 
10  South  C 

McGown  Lee,  clerk  justice  court,  34 
North  C 

McGUBN  THOMAS  B,  groceries,  106 

South  C 
McGurn  T  R.  groceries,  39  North  G 
McLaughlin  Miss  J  and  M,  dressmakers, 

45 ^  North  C 
McM'illan  &  Co  (M  F  and  M  C  McMil- 
lan), groceries,  23  North  C 
McMillan  M  F  and  M  C   (McMillan  k 

Co),  23  North  C 
McNight  James,  bootmaker,  197  South 

C 
MeadoM-8  Wm,  saloon,  47  South  C 
MEDIN  &  LUCICH  (M  Midin    and 

tlohii  Luricli).  saloon,  2  South  C 
MEDIN  M  (Mudin  &  Lucich),  2  South 

C 
Merklc  Thomas,  meat  market,  6  South  B 
Meyer  Isadore,  tailor,  89  S<uth  C 
Miller  J  J,  saloon,  136  South  C 
Mills  Mathew,  saloon,  6  North  C 
Miners'    Union,    James    Orr,  pros,    19 

North  B 
MITCHELL  B  B  (Woodbum  &  Mitch- 
ell), 37  South  C 
Mohoskie  Frank,  bootmaker,  311  South 

C 
MOLINELLI  HOUSE,  William  Phipps 

propriutor,  9  North  C 
Monaco  &  Borlini  (John  Monaco  and  A 

Borlini),  restaurant,  56  South  C 
Monaco  John   (Monaco  &  Borlini),  5G 

South  0 
Mooney    Miss    Annie,  restaurant,  337 

South  C 


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Mooney  Wm,  livery  stable,  20  and  22 

South  B 
Moore  &  Book  (J  A  0  Moore  and  W  H 

Book),  Nevada  Screen  Works,    412 

Soutli  C 
Mooro  J  A  C  (Moore  &  Book),  412  South 

C 
Morris  Jacob,  dry  goods.  22  South  0 
Motta  C,  bootmaker,  45  North  C 
Mueller  Chas,  salnnn,  cor  Union  and  C 

MURPHY  &  DELEHANTY  (T  T 

Murphy  and  J    DeleUanty),   proprie- 
tors El  Dorado  Saloon,  5  International 
Block 
Murphy  J  T  (Murphy  &  Delehanty),   5 

International  Block 
Neth  G  A  (Cohen  &  Keth),  15  North  C 
Nevada  Bank  (Branch),  John  F  Bigelow 

agt,  39  Sonth  C 
Nevada  Cathi  lie  Orphan  Asylum,  Sister 

Frederika  saperioress,  South  H 
Neviii    Denr.is    (Hayes   &    Nevin),  51 

South 
NewbergerL,  tailor,  12S  Sonth  C 
Newland  J  S,  dentist,  23  Soutli  C 
Newland  Mrs  R  E,  physician,  23  South 

C 
NEWLOVE  THOMAS   T,  lodging- 
house,  'J3  IVorth  C 
NOBLE  MRS    SAMANTHA.   dress- 
maker, 138  South  (J 
Noce  Ramc^io,  groceries,  1 1 1  North  C 
Noe  John  S.  photographer,   82  Soutli  C 
Nuttall  Charles,  policeman,  i)o  North  C 
Nuttall  Mrs  Charles,  niilliiury,  U2  South 

C 
Nye  Emanuel,  meat  market,  121  North 

C 
O'Connell  Daniel,  saloon,  24  South  C 
O'Connor  John  T,  saloon,  1G2  South  C 

O'DGNOGHUE  JOHN  W,  clerk  for 

Mackay  &  F.iir,  10-lli  North  E 
Oliver   Wm     II,    propr  Silver   Palace 

Saloon,  130  South  0 
O'Nicll  Dennis,  harbor,  3.33  Snutli  C 

ORNDORFF  &  ADKISON  (John  s 

Onid()rff&  DO  AiUison),  books  and 
stationery,  10  South  C 

ORNDORFF  JOHN  S  (Orndor(r&  Ad- 

ki^oii),  Iti  Soutli  (J 
Orr    James,    pres    Minors'    Uninn,    19 

North  B 
Orrick  W  J,  meat  market,  9  Sonth  C 

ORSEZE  CHARLES.  Ttali^m  inter- 
preter and  saloon,  194  North  C 

O'Sulliv.an  llev  Danit^l,  clergyman  (Uo- 
man  Catholic),  Sonth  E 

Otoy  E  K,  sec  Lodge  No  1,  K  of  P,  53 
Soutli  C 

Otey  Mercer,  county  treasurer,  Court 
House,  Sontli  B 

Otis  E  T  &  Co  (E  T  Otis  &  W  A  Rich- 
ards),  stock  b-ckers,  53  Sonth  0 


Overton  J  B,  supt  V  and  G  H  Water  Co, 

48  Sonth  B 
Packer  F  H,  physician,  117  South  C 
Packsher  Simon,  cigars  and  tobacco,    1 

North  C 
Pardeillan  Isadore,    lodging-house,    47 

North  C 
Patterson  &  Gregory  (Robert  Patterson 
and  Chas  B  Gregory),  saloon,  1  North 
C 
Patterson  Robert  (Pati'.rson  &  Gregory), 

1  North  C 
PATTON  WM  H.  superintendent  Con- 
solidated  Virginia,  California  C  and 
C  Shaft,  Ophir  S  M  Co,  Mexican  G 
and  S  M  Co  and  Union  S  M  Co,  10-16 
NorthE 
Peasley  Andrew,  hardware  and  stoves, 

34  South  B 
Pclerson  Andrew,    livery    sta'  Ic,    129 

South  C 
Pendergast  C  C,  agt  W,  F  &  Co,   69-71 

South  C 
Perkins  Wm  A,  druggist,  S4  South  C 
Perrin  Mrs  M  J   (Perrin  &   Wliyland), 

142  South  C 
Perrin   &    Whyland  (Mrs  M  J  Perrin 
and  M:s  K  C   Why  land),  millinery, 
142  South  C 
Peyser  Louis,  barber,  28  South  C 
PHIPPS    WM.    proprietor    Molinelli 

He. use,  9  North  C 
Piper  .John,  pr^pr  theater  and  saloon, 

1  North  15 
Piper  Josej.h,  saloon,  5  .South  B 
Piirteous    .Samuol   G,    housj  and  sign 

piiiitcr,   IS  SouMi  B 
POSTIGLIONEGM.  merchant  tailor, 

17  North  U 
Prai't  Edw.'U'd,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

'2(5  South  C 
Presbyterian  Church,  SG  South  C 
Price  Joseph  IT,  barber.  120^  South  C 
Quick  .1  P.,  bootmaker,  118  South  C 
Quiniliic  — ,  miiiiiij»  supt,  21  North  C 
Quiiiliii  Mrs  Hannah,  loil;;ing-hou5C,  119 

N-.rth  C 
Ivamelii  A,  groceries,  135  North  C 
Ranhiul  Robert  (llauhud  &  Siijous),  C5 

North  C 
Ranlind  &   Snjons  (R   Itauhud  and  D 

Smjous).  barbers,  'i5  North  C 
Rauhut  Cliailcs,  barber,  2  North  C 
Razallo  &  Beckert  (J  C  W  Rnz.iilo  and 

E  Beckert),  barhfrs,  52  South  C 
Riizallc  J    C  W  (Raz.allc  &   Beckert), 

h2  South  C 
Reed  James  A,  bortmaker,  339  South  C 
Itcqua  Isiiae  L,  supt  Chollar  and  Potosi 

Mine,  South  D 
Richards    W  A  (E  T  Otis  &  Co),  52 

South  C 
Richie  k  Loo  (V.alentine  Richie  and  D 
Leo),  barbers,  33  South  C 


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Richie   Valentine    (Richie  &  Leo),  33 

South  C 
Ricketta  A  H,   notary  public  and  sec 

Lodge  No  ]  1  K  of  P,  Muliuelli  House, 

53  South  C 
RIDER  MATHEW,  assistant  molter 

Consolidated   Virginia    As^ay  Office, 

loNortli  P 
Risiing  Richard,   district  jmlge,  Court 

House,  South  B 

RITCHOT  MRS  A  D,  dressmaker,  2i) 

Nortli  C 
Rittcr    Ferdinand,    Jr,    gunsmith,    17 

North  0 
Roltb  Jnmes,  bootmaker,    174  South  C 
Robinson  B,  pliysic'an,  23  North  !,■ 
Robinson  H  \V  (Kobinson,  Stewart  & 

Co),  170  South  C 
Rollins  <ii,  Stewart  &,  Co(H  \V  Robin- 

8  tn,  H  L  Stewart  and  J  K  Batcheider), 

groceries,  170  South  C 
Roman  &  Grabner  (S  Roman  and  Geo 

FGrabner)  barber,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

82  South  C 
Roman  Simon  (Roman  &  Grabnef),  82 

South  C 
Roos  A  and  H  (Roos  Bros),  22  South  C 
Rods  Bros  (A  and  H  Roos),  clothing, 

22  South  C 
Rosenbaum  Isadore,  furniture  and  bed- 
ding, 13  North  C 

ROSENBROCK  JOHN.  Old  Magnolia 

Saloon,  Iti  South  C 
Roth  George,  bootmaker,  2  Sonth  B 
Rothenbucher  John,  jeweler,  15  South  C 

RYAN  JOSEPH  R.  assayer  Consoli- 

dated  Virginia  Assay  Office,  15  North 

F 
Ryan  Paul  R,  ticket  agt  V  &  T  R  R, 

Depot 
Sajous   Dennis  (Rauhud  &,  Sajous),  25 

North  C 
SALIX  CHARLES  V.  general  agent 

sewing  machines,  li)  North  C 
Santlrock  August,  tinsmith,  53  North  C 
Schierle  J  G,  bootmaker,  GO  Union 

SCHOENEMAN    HERMAN,    gun- 
smith, I 'J  North  C 
SCHOLEFIELD  CHARLES.   Buper- 
i'ltendeut  Fulton  Ft^undiy,  300 South 
C 
Schroeder  F  (Franklin  &   Schroeder), 

284  South  C 
Sthulz  Wm,  tailor,  4  North  C 
Schnpp      August,     meat    market,     41 

North  C 
Schwartz  B,  barber,  C  South  C 
Sehw.utz  Samuel,  tailor,  I7S  South  C 
Senf  (Jeorgc,  agent  \V    U  Tel  Cu,   cor 

Taylor  and  C 
Shannon  I*  K,  notary  public,  37  South  C 
SHAW  HENRY  0,  fUt^r   "Territo- 
rial lvitur[.riSL',"  '2:i  South  C 


SHAW  JOHNS,   timekeeper  C  &  C 

Shaft,  10  and  Iti  South  C 
Shefler  John  (Shefler  &  Wentworth), 

344  South  C 
Shefler  &  Wentworth  (John  Shefler  and 

D  Wentworth),  saloon,  344  South  C 
Sheibell  Mrs  George  L,  millinery,    i)0 

South  C 
Shepard  Mrs  Wm  B,  teacher  private 

school,  228  Sou: hC 
Shields  James   W,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

4(i  South  C 
Sierra  Nevada  Wood  &  Lumber  Co,  48 

South  B,   C  T  Bridge   sec,  res  San 

Francisco 
Silver  Palace  Saloon,  W  H  Oliver  propr, 

1.30  South  C 
Simpson  Mrs  M   T,  boardirg-house,  19 

South  C 
Simpson  Rev  Wm  G,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist), South  D 
Singleton    James,     lodging-house,     27 

South  C 
SISSA    MRS     R.    lodginghous?,     G 

North  C 
Slade    Mrs    S    A,    louj;ing-hous3,     2G 

North  C 
Slattery  John,  bootmaker,  129  North  C 
Smith  D,  lodsing-house,  93  North  C 
Smith  E  R' (Flukey    &  Smith),    102 

North  C  / 
Smith  Uriu':,  physician  and  dentist,  lOG 

South  C 
Sommer  Mrs  Julia,  saloon,   C9  North  C 
Steele  Mrs  Charles  U,   boarding-house, 

215  South  D 
Stephens  J  A,  attorney,  G2  South  C 
Stephenson     Mrs    J,    hairdresser,    12) 

South  C 
Stewart  H  L  (Robinson,  Stewart  &,  Co), 

170  South  C 
STEWART  R   M  G,   lodging-house, 

57  South  D 
Stoddiird  A  B.  dentiit,  88  South  C 
STONE  ft  HILES  (M   N  Stone  and 

OgdeuHiles).  attorneys,  4G  South  C 
STONE  M   N   (Stoiio   &    Hilcs),    4G 

South  C 

STOUTENBURG  MRS  ELLA,  dress- 

malvcr,  :S5  Soutli  C 
Str.>uso  Mark,  meat  market,  17  South  C 
SuizcMrs  Marie,  wholesale  litjuor  deal- 
er, 140  South  C 
Sullivan  C,  saloon,  134  South  C 
Snili  Aui  Edward,  police'nan,  95  North  C 
Sullivan    Mrs    S,     lodging-house,    131 

South  C 
Tally  Terrance,  captain  of  police,   95 

North  C 
Tossoll  John    (Brown  &   Tassell),   GC 

South  O 
Tavcrna  Luigi,  board'ng  and  lodging- 
house,  and  saloon,  212  North  C 
Taussig  E,  furniture,  27  South  C 


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TAYLOR  J  MINOS,  Reneral  account- 
ant for  Mackay  &  Fair,  10-16  North 
E 

Taylor  Thomas  (Thomaa  Taylor  &  Co), 
« I  South  0 

Taylor  Thomas  &  Co  (Thomcs  Taylor, 
E  Finck  and  George  F  Hill),  whole- 
Siile  liquor  dealers,  64  South  0 

Taylor  Win,  varieties,  2S0  South  C 

THE    BANK  OF    CAIIFORNIA. 

Branch  Agency,  J  W   Eckley  ai-eut, 

Charles     Farnsworth      cashier,      40 

South  C 
"THE  FOOT-LIGHT"  (daily),  D  L 

Brown     editor    and     propr.etor,    G3 

South  C 
Therieu  Isaac,  blacksmith,  63  North  C 
Thomas  U  L  (Elliott    &,    Thomas),  53 

South  C 
Thomas  Wm,  watchman  C  &  C  Mine, 

14  North  F 
Thompson  Wm  G  (Douglass  &  Thomp. 

son),  50  South  C 
Timmerman     Joseph,     blacksmith,    91 

North  C 

"TERRITORIAL  ENTERPRISE  ' 

(daily),    Henry  G  Shaw    editor,   '23 

South  C 
Terry  E,  assayer,  SE  cor  Taylor  and  C 
Tobener    Miss  Mary,   dressmaker,  442 

South  C 
Torp  Mrs  Nellie  B,  keeper  Geiger  Grade 

Toll  House 
Troutt    Mrs   A    J,    lodging-house,    23 

South  B 
Tudsbury  John  B,   meat  market,  1S8 

South  C 
Tyrrell  Richard,  varieties,  224  South  C 
Uglow  John,  boots  and  shoes,  134  South 

C 
Union  Iron  Works,  proprs  Bank  of  Cal- 
ifornia (Branch),  3U0  South  C 
Uien  Frauk,  saloon,  110  South  C 
Van  Wagner  Mills,  principal  3d  Ward 

Grammar  School 
Virginia  City  Hose  Co,  No  ),  37  North  B 
ViruiuiaCity  Hose  Co,  No  2,  South  B 
Virginia  &  Gold  Hill  Water  Co,   \V  S 

Hobart  pres,  res  San  FroncisLO;  J  B 

Overton  supt,  48  South  B 
Vucanovich  P  L,  firoceries,  100  South  C 
Vucovich  Spiro,  saloon,  1 1  North  C 
Waldron  James  \V,  carpenter,  27  South 

B 
Walsh  John  C,  furniture,  26  North  C 
Washoe  Club,  E  Griswold  sec,  46  South 

C 
Waterhouse  &    Butler  (G   Waterhouse 

and  E  P  Butler),  photographers,    175 

South  C 
Waterhouse  G  (Waterhouse  &,  Butler), 

175  South  C 
Weblwr  B,  physician,  62  South  C 
Webster  Mark,  dru^fgist,  124  South  C 


Wener  August,  German  Pvestaurant,  10 
North  C 

Wentttorth  D  (Shefler  &  Wentworth). 
344  South  C 

WERLHEIMER  MOSES,  cigars  and 

tobacco,  62  South  C 
Werrin  J  S,  groceries,  192  South  C 
Wheeler  F  (Wheeler,  Hall  &  Co).  64 

South  C  '' 

Wheeler,  Hall  &  Co  (F  Wheeler  and  N 

C  Hnll),  hardware,  64  South  C 
Whitman  B  C,  attorney-at-law,  Bank 

of  California  Building,  Taylor 
Whyland    Mrs  K  C   "(Penin  &  Whv- 

land',  142  South  C 
Wiegand  &  Co  (Samuel  Dowlinc),  assav- 

ers,  38  North  C  f ,        j 

Wildes  Frank  L,  pro  agt  Nevada  Bank 

(Branch),  39  South  C 
Williams  Augustus,  notary  public,  53 

South  0 
Williams  Miss  Louise,  teacher  private 

school.  73  South  B 

WILLIAMS  THOMAS  T,  saloon,  3 

South  C 
Wilson  Mrs  J  W,  florist,  24  South  B 
Whitcher  John  W,   attorney-atlaw.  37 

South  C 

WOODfiURN  &  MITCHELL  (Wm 

Woodburn  and  R  B  Mitchell),  attor- 
neys-at-law,  37  South  C 

WOODBXTRN  WILLIAM  (Woodbum 

&  Mitchell),  37  South  C 
WondliflFThos,  druggist,  13  South  C 
WOOLLEY  THOaUia  Gold  Hill  Boil- 
er Works,  400  South  C 
Wratten  James  E,  freight  agt  V  &  T  R 

R,  Depot 
Wright  Miss  Mell,  art  studio,  53  South 

C 
Yeiington  Edward  B,  sec  V  &  T  R  R, 

Depot 
Young    Bros     (Michael    and    Andrew 

Young),  billiiird  parlors,  16  South  C 
Young  John  C,  harnessmaker,  12  North 

C 
Young    Michael    and  Andrew  (Young 

Bros),  16  South  C 
Zangcrle  John  B,  physician,  314  South 

C 
Zartman  Henry,  policeman,  93  North  C 
Zieg'cr    Clias,  meat   market.    111,  113 

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WADSWORTH. 

Washoe  County.  A  post,  express  and 
tcle^jrnph  olHue,  situated  on  the  Cen- 
tral Pacitic  It.  It.,  where  tliat  roud 
crosses  and  leaves  the  Truckco  iJiver, 

foing  cast,  (>'.)  miles  frnin  Truclcec. 
t  has  n  population   of  UCO  and  an 

altitude  of  4,u77  feet. 

The  railroad  company's  mnchine  shop, 
ronnd-house,  car  repair  shop,  and  divi- 
sion superintendent  s  office  for  Tiui.kee 
and  Winncmucca  Division  nru  located  at 
tills  point.  Improvements  in  these  are 
soon  to  bo  :n;idc  by  the  company.  This 
may  be  cnnsidered  mostly  a  railroad 
town,  although  several  valuable  fiirni3 
are  in  nenr  priximity  on  the  line  of  the 
river,  and  ii;  i3  thu  sliipping  point  for 
Churchill  County,  cxtcmling  lUO  miles 
southeast,  and  also  for  I'yr.nniid  Like 
Indian  Kescrvation,  situated  lU  miles 
north  on  the  Tiuckto  IJivor,  noted  for 
its  extensive  tmut  tislieries  during  the 
winter;  about  lOO  tons  are  shipped  from 
here  each  wiuter. 

Ariistcin  Sigmund,  general  merchandise 

Baker  J  N.  baib.r 

B  issett  S  O,  reservation  surgeon 

Brown  .Tohn  (i,  carpenter 

CAREY  T  N.  lii'piietor  Wadiworth 

House  and  jnstiue  of  the  peace 
Cowles  liichard.  carpc  ter 
Di)naldson  W,  Nevada  House 


FOWLER  EDWIN,   stationery,  jew- 
flry,  toilot  goods,  news  depot,  \Volls, 
Fargo  &  Go's  Express  and  post-office 
Fieo  Fr  nk,  division  su^it  C  i*  It  11 
Gillispie  Mrs,  Central  House  Itestaurant 
Gladding  A  L,  wugoumaker  and  bhick- 

smith 
Gray  Mrs  Smith,  dressmaker 
Gregg  Geo,  mas'er  mechanic  C  P  II  R 
Griswold  E,  groceries  and  provisions 
Helsley  Itev .Joseph  M,  misbionury  to  the 

Nevada  Indian  Agency 
Hunter  D,  agt  C  P  11  R 
Lee  John,  general  merchandise 
Lewis  C  H,    saloon  and  lodging-house 
Lewis  J  V,  eon>t'd)le 
Linton  W  I),  mgr  \V  U  Tel  Co 
McDoualil  \Vm,  propr  lodijing-housc 
MuCinirc  M,  shoemaker 
McMasters  Jos-cph,  U  S  Indi.an  ngt 
Mi;l'iior3fi:i  Wm,  foreman  car  shop 
Nicliolls  W,  lod-ing-liouseand  groceries 
Olingliouaj  E,  butcher 
I'ierson  James,  cabinetmaker 
Piersou  W  Jl,  teauntcr 
Proctor  H  inibl,  meat  market 
Hapiiael  M,  general  merchandiso 

SAWYER  GEO  W.   livery  and   feed 

stable,  HumlioMt 
Shields  .Miehael,  saloon 
Smiley  Henry,  barber 

WADSWORTH  HOTEL.  T  X  Carey 

piopiiotor 
Wliited  J  H.  train  despatclier 


WADSWORTH  HOTEL. 

T.  N.  CAREY,   Proprietor. 


Everything  First-class  and  the  Comfort  of  Gussts  Guaranteed. 

Tez«na.  $1.60  to  $2  per  day.      Board.  $7  to  $9  per  week. 


Depot:  Wadsworth) 


Nevada 


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WALKER  RIVER. 

DOVGLAS  COUNTV.     A  x>o8t-ofBoe. 
Cnr^iT  Win.  liotel 

HOTE  JOHNi  qonoral  raerchandiso 
Muther  U,  liotel 


WAILEY'S  HOT  SPRINGS. 

Douglas  County.     Post-offico  Genoa; 

1  ^  miles  from  Genoa. 
Walley  Mrs,  proprietress  Hot  Sj^riugs 


WARD. 

White  Pise  C6untv. 
jiress  uffiuc;    stage 


A  post  nnil  ex- 
from  Wells   130 
miles.     Populatitiu  3^0. 

Bake  Mrs  T,  notions  and  confectionery 

Bussott  W  1(,  saloon' 

Cluto  F  W  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Crnry  Wm,  siiloon 

Cupid  Jolni  F,  dry  gooJa 

Henry  Y  C,  restanrant 

Hil|)  &  B^ker,  storage  and  commission 

incrcliuiits 
HILF  BROS,  general  mordnndiae  and 

n^ents  for  Wells,  Far;;()  &  Co 
Hilp  it  Guilford,  saw-mdl 
Kent  L,  physician 
Mczger  George,  brewery 
Nelson  &  Foster,  .saloon 
0'^feil  Thos  F,  livery  and  sale  stablo 
Toujiide  &  (Jara!j;han,  grocers 
Ranijer  Julius,  r  -staurant 
Itoach  k  Bain,  livery  and  sale  stablo 
Boacli  Samuel,  b'acksmitli 
SIMPSON    R    W,    publisljcr    Ward 

"Ketlex" 
Steptoo  Saw  Mill  Co,  Hilp  &  Guilford 

itronrs 
"WARD  REFLEX,"  R  W  Simpson 

pul)lislier 
Yost  Emil,  bootmaker 


WASHINGTON. 

Esmeralda  County.  Post-olfico  Mason 
Valley. 

COLEMAN  J  W  C,  postmaster 
Mur|thy  S.  hotel 
PEARTREE  0  H,  bootmakor 
Kison  W  11,  general  merchandiso 
Sevan  I),  butcher 
Tucker  John,  saloon 

WELLINGTON. 

Esmeralda  County.  A  post-oifico. 
Smith's  Volley,  on  Walker  River,  on 
the  road  to  Curaon  and  Bodie;  4S  miles 
bv  Rtage  from  Carson.  Population 
150. 


Armstrong  Wm,  blacksmith 
Hoy  John,  general  mereliandiiio 
FIERCE  Zi   ])ostniastcr,  general  mer- 
chandise and  hotel 


Occidental  Saloon, 
attorney-at- 
shcriff  and 

proprie- 


WELLS. 

Elko  Couniy.  A  pist,  express  and 
t-elejr'tph  office.  Situatc.l  on  the 
Central  PacilicU.  R.  (Salt  Lake  Divi- 
sion), C15  milus  from  San  Francisco 
and  210  miles  from  Oj^den.  Popula- 
tion about  250.  Tiiero  are  two  hotels 
— the  Railrond  House,  a  r.ew  hotel 
recently  opened,  is  a  modi-l  hotel. 
AVella  is  the  shipping  point  to  Cherry 
Creek.  A  daily  line  of  stages  runs 
between  tiie  two  points.  Tlio  piiiici- 
nal  business  is  stock  raising,  0,000 
head  of  cattle  being  the  sliipnient  for 
18S2. 

BADT  MORRIS,  general  merchandise. 
Main 

CASPER  DAVID. 

Main 

CHASE  EDWARD  R. 

law  and  justice  of  peace 

CHASE  RANK,  deputy 

deputy  cuunty  surveyor 
Chnso  Wm,  barber 

DEPOT  HOTEL.  M  S.hcrff 

DEVER  ALEXANDER,  harness,  sad- 
dles and  bootmaker.  Main 
ruilley  Mrs  Fred,  tjrnreiies 

FINCK  MRS  ADOLPH,  proprietress 

Western  Browtry,  Main 
Fisher  Alien  (Kisher  &  O'Hiraj 
Fisher  &  O'Hara  (Allen  Fisher  and  D  D 

O'Hara),  Exclianae  Saloon 
firadv.r  I).  .aotC  I'  U  R  and  Tel  operator 

GREENBERG  F  T,  fruits  Miun 

GRISWOLD    MRS    E   H,    Railroad 

House,  Main 
H  irrell  Jasper,  sto^k  raiser 
Henderson  J  S,  blacksmith 
Knopf  Wm,  meat  market 
Mei^s  G  H,  general  mcreIiaiidi''o 
O'Hara  Dennis  I)  (Fislior  &  O'Hara) 
POPPLEWELL  MRS  E  W.  general 

mirLliaiulijic,  Main 

RAIL  ROADHOUSE,  Mrs  E  HGris- 
wold  proprielrcss 

Reed  Mrs  M,  laundry 

Rico  F  (r,  train  master.  Salt  Lake  Div 
C  P  R  R 

SCHERFF  MARTIN,  rroprictor  De- 
pot Hotel 

Truman  Mrs  J  M,  dressmaker 

Weeks  J  F,  livery  stablo 

WoodruflFA  Ennor  (13  Woodruff  and  W 
H  Ennor),  ngts  W,  F  &  Co  and  propra 
Wells  and  Cherry  Creek  Stage  Lino 


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Nevada — Wells-  Winnemucca. 


RAILROAD  HOUSE. 

WELLS,    JSiEVADA. 


Furniture  New  and  Everything  First-Class. 


Terms,  $1.50  to  $?.00  per  day.    Board,  $7.00  per  week. 


MBS.  E.  H.  ORISWOLD. 


PROPRIETRESS. 


WHITE  PLAINS. 

C'HcncHiLL  County.  A  post-uffice,  on 
tlio  Central  Pacitic  U.  R.  (Truckee 
Division),  34  niilua  from  Wadawoitii 
and  US  miles  from  Iteno. 

LTJOG  JAMES*  mining  and  postmas- 
ter 
Schmidt  Walter,  salt  works 


WHITE  ROCK. 

Elko  County.  A  post-office,  3G  miles 
north  of  Tuscarora.     Population  180. 

Borrette  J  S,  saw  and  grist-mill 

BORRETTE  V  J>  postmaster,  dentist, 
general  merchandise  and  justice  of 
peace 

Brown  Chas,  blacksmith 

Davis  Ben,  saloon 

Griffith  D  K,  blacksmith 

Ham  E,  meat  market 

Puiuter  B  B,  livery 

Steadman  J,  bootmaker 

StorflT  A,  hotel 

Wiaker  M  Van  B,  attorney-at-law 


WILLIARDS. 

Eureka  County.    Post-office  Palisade, 
15  miles  from  Palisade. 

Williards  Mrs  M  G,  rancher 


WILLOW  CREEK. 

HcMBOLnr  County.    A  post-office,  50 
miles  north  of  Win  emucca. 

McCally  H  H,  hotel 
Snupp  F  P,  hotel 
Suapp  J  L,  physician 


WILLOW  SPRINGS. 

Boop   County.      Post-office    Buffalo 
Meadows. 

Spencer  Burtt,  hotel 


WINNEMUCCA. 

Humboldt  County.    A  post,   express 
and  telegraph  office  and  county  seat. 
Situated  on  the  Central  Pucitic  K.  it. 
414  miles  from  San  Francisco,  324  fi'om 
Sacramento,  and  exactly  203  miles  by 
rail    from    Carson    City.     Altitude, 
4,332  feet.     Population  abont   1,200. 
It    is  suppoited   by   the   important 
stock  raising  interests  of  the  vicinity 
and  Idaho   (being   the   chief  shipping 
point  on  the  railroad  for  that  Territory), 
as  well  OS  some  rich  agricultural  coun- 
try.    :f3,000  cattle  and  000,000  pounds 
of  V      .  were  shipped  last  year,   and 
considerable  bullion  is  also  shipped  from 
here.     It  contains  {a  good  flouiing  and 
quartz-mill,  Court-House,  anil  a  spritely 
•laily  paper,    TIte   HUcer  State,   which 
looks  after  the  interest  of  this  section  of 
country    and    is    appreciated    by    the 
people.     Paradise  Vulley,  35  miles  from 
this  town,  is    exceedingly    fertile  and 
highly    cultivated.     Stuges     run  daily 
frum  this  point  to  all  uarts  of  Idulio 
and  Eastern  Oregon,  ana  connect  with 
stages  for  Montana. 

Abel  Mrs  Mercie  J,  groceries 

Archer  K  S,  saloon 

Avery  O  E,  assay er 

Bannister  J  E  (Kunnisterft  Weatherly) 

Bannister  &  Wt-atherly   (J  E  Bannister 

and  J  (»  Weatherly),  gen  mdo 
Bell  &  Darrow  (W  J  Bell  and   J  W 

Darrow),  saloon 
Bell  W  J  (Bell  &  Darrow) 
Bt*rk  George,  meat  market 
BILES  C  U.  county  clerk 
Bio  Isoe  J  B,  tailor 
BONNIFIEID  M  S.   attomcy-atlaw, 

Bridge 
Bonnilield  S  J  Jr,  attorney-at-Iaw 
Bonnitield  Wm  S,  district  judge 
Burns  W  T,  sheriff 

Busch  Henry,  so<li  factory  and    saloon 
Capitol  Saloon,  J  L  (.uthrie  {iropr 
Cariicnter  L  N,  county  commissioner 


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Central  Hotel,  Henry  H  Hinkey  propr 
Chenoweth  Charles,  county  school  su- 
periutendent,   notary    puMic,   insur- 
ance, commi-'sion  and  book  store 

CLEBTAROSS  WH.  painter,  Bridge 
(.'rook  Mrs  I)  V,  rostnnrant 
Darrow  J  W  (Uell  &  Dai  row) 
D.ivi8  Homer,  blacksmith 
Dolb^nco  Nathan  ( E  Iteiahart  &  Co) 

DIEHL  CHRIST,  bakery  and  saloon 
DiehlJohu,  brewery 

Fa»thion  Stabloa,  L  L  ]kica*'d  propr 

Ourat  Jaines,  lodijing-ho-  so 

Germain  Joseph,  propr  L^^fayette  Hotel 

OIROTJX  DAVID,  proprietor  Winne- 

niucca  Hotel,  bridge 
Guthrie  J  L,  propr  Capitol  Saloon 
Hnney  Patrick,  blacksmith 
llanna  James,  attorney-at-la\v 
Honson  T  C,  physiciiin 

HILL  J  J  (J  J  Hill  &  Co),  Bridge 
Hinkey  Henry  H,  propr  Central  Hotel 

HOFFMAN     JOHN,      watchmaker, 

Briiige 
Hofman  M,  gents'  fnrnishing  goods 
Houston  Mrs  Sarah  L,  lodging-house 
Humboldt  Lodge,  No    16,  I  0  O  F,   F 

Kied  sec 
Jackson  Mrs  B,  restaurant 

JOB  JERRY,  saloon,  Bridge 
Kandulski  T,  tailor 

KELLET  E  D  (J  J  Hill  &  Co),  Bridge 
Kemler  Charles,    propr     Winnemucca 
Flouring-mill 

Kleinhaus  Andrew,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions 
Krapp  &  Co  (F  Krapp),  brewery 
Krapu  F  (Krapp  &  Co) 
Krenkel  Gustavus  A,  saloon 

KYLE  C  A.   proprietor  Winnemucca 
Livery  and  Feed  Stable,  Bridge 

Lafayette  Hotel,  J  Germain  propr 
LaGrave  C  A,  connty  treasurer 

Levy  N  &  Co  (N  Levy,  I  N  and  F  N 

Levy),  gen  mdse 
Levy  N,  1  N  and  F  N  (N  Levy  &  Co) 
Lewis  R  W,  varieties 
Lodge  No  19,  F  and  A  M,  Charles  S 

Oiiborne,  sec 
Lodge  No  22,  I  0  G  T,  C  S  Osborne  Jr 

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MacMillan  J  H,  district  attorney 
May  John  L,  m,'r  W  U  Tel  Co 
MoAlnin  A  C,  drnggist 
McBi  ule  John  A,  aj-t  C  P  R  R 
NiirP'^ore  Frank,  livery,  feed  stable  and 

lumber  yard 
O'Donnel    J    L,    michiuo    shop    and 

foundry 
Openheim  M,  varieties 


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Palmer  C  C  (Palmer  &  Reuse) 

Palmer  &  Keuso  (C  C   Palmer 
Reuse),  blacksmiths 

Perkins  Wm,  county  r.saeisor 

FIOARD  Y.  saloon,  Biidgu 

Kuinhart  E  (E  IJeinhiirt  &  Co) 

Rcinhart  E  &  Co  (E  llcinhart  and  N  Del- 
banco),  gen  mdao 

Rouse  FM  (l»alnier&  Rcnao) 

IHcnrd  L  L.  propr  Fashion  Stables 

h'ichardsJohn,  saloon 

Ried  Ferdinand,  saloon 

ROBINS  FRANK  C,  p^^stm  aster  and 
general   nercliamlise,  Bridge 

Robinson  Benj,  physician 

Robinson  J  A,  barber 

Robinson  Mr*  J  A.  ice  cream  saloon 

Rubicon  Riuliurd,  barber 

Rodriqucs  Jesus,  harneasmaker 

Ross  Wm  C,  painter 

Ruse  S  W,  constable 

Ruse  Mm  S  W,  lodging-house 

St  James  Lodge,  No  5),   A  0  U  W,  C  J 

Currier  sec 
Scharmer  Edward,  saloon 
Si.ott  R  H,  chairman  B)ard  of  County 

Commissioners 
Shepard  A  J,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

STAUNTON    M    R  saddles,  harness, 

boots  and  shof s,  Biidge 
Steigelman  I'hillip,  saloon 
Stevens  W  F,  druggist 
Tandy  H  C,  pliotographer 

"  THE  SILVER  STATE  "  (daily),  J  j 
Hill  &  Co  proprietors,  Bridge 

Ulrisch  F  E,  saloon 

Valle  Navore,  bootmaker 

Walker  G  R,  carpenter  and  undertaker 

Wentherly  J  G  (Bannister  &  Weatherly) 

Wild  Wm,  saloon 

Windle  J  H,  attjrney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Winncnnicca  Flouring  Mill,  Chas  Kem- 
ler propr 

Winnemucca  Gas  Works,   R  W  Wood 

supt 
Winnemucca  Hose    Co,  No    1,  Frank 

Fullons  sec 

WINNEMUCCA  HOTEL.  David  Gir- 

on  X  proprietor,  Briilge 

WINNEMUCCA  LIVERY,  FEED 
AND  SALE  STABLE.  C   A  Kyle 

proprietor.  Bridge 
Winnemucc:i  Reduction  Works,    Alex 

Wi^e  supt 
Wood  R  W,  hardware 
Yevoux  D,  county  commissioner 


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WINNEMUCCA    HOTEL, 

D.  CIROUX,  Proprietor. 
WIIVaVEMLJCCA IV13VAI3A. 

A  FIRST.CLASS  HOTEL. 

The  Rooms  are  woll-furnbhocl  throuifhuut,  oni!  afford  tho  bojt  accommodations  for  either  sin- 
ele  )ioi'8i)ns  or  f»milio.i. 

The  culinuiy  dopurtmcnt  is  flrst-class,  and  tho  tablus  are  always  supplied  with  tho  boat  tho 
market  affords. 

The  ujtabliHhmcnt  Is  supplied  with  pure  spring  wat.r. 

Hplondid  bath  rooms  ;  bJth  hot  niid  cold  baths. 

The  bar  U  HU|>plioJ  with  the  bjit  liqu  irs  nnd  cigars  tho  market  affords. 

once  for  tho  U.  I.  &  O.  Stage  Co.;  stagoi  leave  every  morning  for  Silver  CIfy,  Idaho,  and 
other  points  north. 


Winnemucca  Livery,  Feed  iSale  Stable 


Horses.  Carriages  and  Reliable 
Saddle  Hurses  at  Low  Rates. 

Extra  care  taken  of  Transient  Teams. 

Kyle's  KxpreMS  and  Job  'IVagon  Is 

In  nttvndunro  at  all  Trains. 

Hay  and  Uraln  Whole  mlo  and  Ketail. 
C.  A.  KYLE,  Prop*r, 
Wlnnemncca,  Neva  a. 


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ELECTROTYPINC  AND   ENGRAVING. 

Orders  V  ^"^  Promptly  Attended  to.   Bstimates  fnmlslied  on  Application. 
eS' Address  all  Orders  to  PACIFIC  PRESS,  Oakland,  Cal. 


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Utah  Territory. 


1269 


UTAH. 


See.  aIso>  List  of  Towns  Received  Too  Late  for  Regular  Insertion. 


Situated  between  flio  37t1i  and  42(1  pnrallolH  of  north  latitiuk.  and  ''.lO   109th 
and  1 14th  meridians  west  from  Greenwich,  lying  north  of  Arizona,  j.    La  of  Idalio 
ftiid  Wyoming,  east  of  Nevada  and  west  of  Cororado  and  Wyoming,  w.id  having 
an  area  of  84,47(i  square  mdes.    It  is  divided  almost  equally   by  the  Wasutuh 
Mountains,  which  intersect  its  whole  extent  from  north  to  south.    On  the  cast 
side  of  these  lofty  sentinels  are  the  Green  and  Grand  Itivers,  which,  with  their 
several  branches,  form  the  Colorado  ;   while  on  the  west  side  are  Jordan,  Webir, 
Buar,  Tiinnanogos,  Sevier  and  Salt  Creek  llivers,  to  whoso  waters  the  cultivation 
of  many  thousand  acres  of  land  and  the  reduction  of  vast  quantities  of  ore  can  be 
attributed.    The  interests  which  involve  the  destiny  of  this  ])romising  Territory 
are  dc;iondcnt  on  these  beautiful  and  valuable  streams.    Witliout  their  presence, 
the  man)|  bloomin;.^  orchards,  fields  of  rustliuL',  rii)oning  grain,  and  the  hum  of 
commerce  would  be  repreiented  by  desolation  and  waste.  Irrigatim  is  a  necessity 
for  the  production  of  cereals  ami  fruits,  of  which  she  can  consistently  boast  in 
terms  of  enthusiasm  and  pride  ;  for  in  ull  markets  where  the  products  of  her  soil 
have  been  introduced,  they  have  acquired  a  repiitati<m,  both  for  quality  and  size, 
tliat  is  encouniging.    Tlieso  facts,  in  addition  to  the  one  which  experiments  in 
mining   industries  have  demonstrated,  are  worthy  of  the   consideratio'i  of  all 
Booking  profitahio  investment  in  that  direction,  and  oertaiidy  augur  mnst  favor- 
ably of  her  future.    8hc  is  possessed  of  a  multiplicity  of  features  which  must 
prove  of  advantage  to  h-r  rapid  and  permanent  growth,  ond  not  the  least  important 
of  these  is  her  climate.  In  the  southern  part  of  the  Territory,  cotton  is  grown  with- 
out risk,  and  ox|»erience  proves  that  tlio  silk-worm  can  thrive  almost  anywhere 
within  her  confines.    Oranges  and  other  tropical  fruits  have  been  grown  also  in 
some  localities,  though  in  some  sections  the  temperature  reache<  a  doj-ree  of  cold 
that  is  disastrous  to  stock.    Lead,  copper,  iron,  silver  and  gold  are  all  found  in 
paying  quantities  almost  anywhere  in  the  mountains,  whoso  summits  <ilso  at  tlie 
present  time  are  rich  in  the  possession  of  a  fine  growth  of  timber,  which  is  confin- 
td,  however,  to  the  fir,  pine,  eottonwood,  and  a  few  other  varieties.  Heavy  falls  of 
snow  uro  annually  M'tnessed  in  the  northern  portion.  The  mountains  are  covered 
during  the  greater  portion  of  the  year   with  a  luxuriant  growth  of  nutritious 
grasses,  on  whieli  large  herds  of  cattle,  flocks  of  sheep,  and  droves  of  horses  grow 
sleek  and  fat,  and  l)ecome  a  source  of  great  revenue  to  their  owners.    Another  of 
her  attractive  features  is  the  dryness  and  purity  of  the  atmosphere,  while  the 
water    which    courses    constantly   down  her  mountain-sides,  is  cool,  spirkling 
and  delicious.     The  sanitary  condition  of  the  Territory  is  higlily  gratifying, 
and  her  public  school  nystem  is  spoken  of  in  the  highest  praise.    Tlie  Groat  S.dt 
Lake  is  n  beautifi'l  shout  of  water,  though  so  strongly  impregnated  with  cidoride 
of  sodium  .is  to  render  it  unlit  for  use  in  the  promotion  of  the  agricultural  inter- 
est".   Very  valuable  salt   is  made  by  cv.iporation  from  the  water  which  comes 
from  it.     So  extremely  salt  is  it  that  nothing  endowed  with  animal  life  can  exist 
in  it.  Its  dimensions  are  75  by  30  miles,  and  duri  ig  the  warm  season  it  is  visited 
by  thousands  of  perple,  for  the  purpose  of  bathing  in  it.    The  buoyancy  of  the 
water  is  so  great  that  it  is  found  impossible  for  persons  to  sink  in  it.  Each  suc- 
ceeding year  witnesses  an  increase  in  the  development  of  her  mines,  and  the  time 
is  not  remote  when  she  shall  weor  the  crown  which  credits  her  with  being  the 
leading  bullion-producing  dependency  of  the  Union. 


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RAILROADS.      • 

Through  the  spirit  of  enterprise  which  largely  predominated  in  the  men  who 
were  idontifiotl  with  the  hisiiory  of  Utah,  her  progress  was  accelerated  by  the  ia- 
troductioii  of  railways.  The  progressive  spirit  of  the  people  of  Utah  is  nowhere 
so  fnlly  displayed  as  by  the  entluisitistic  manner  with  which  they  adoxit  proposals 
fur  this  kind  of  enterprise.  The  number  of  miles  of  railroad  in  operation  dt 
present  is  quite  large,  and  increasiDg  as  rapidly  in  proportion  as  the  systems  of 
many  States  far  east  of  here.    The  railroads  in  operation  are  aa  follows; — 

THE  CBNTRAL  PACIFIC 

Terminates  its  track  at  Ogden  and  juins  hcnds  with  tho  Union  Pacific  895  miles 
east  of  San  Francisco.  The  completion  of  thxa  transcontinental  roadway  of  steel 
was  a  success  unparalleled  in  the  history  of  railroad  engineering  and  construction. 
Its  machiae  shops  at  Ogden  give  employment  to  hundreds  of  m?u,  and  through 
its  regular  distribution  of  money  the  Territory  is  greatly  benefited. 

THE  UNION   PACIFIC 

/:l-io  has  its  shops  in  Ogden.  Some  of  the  most  difficult  and  costly  railroading  on 
the  line  of  the  Union  Pacific  is  in  this  Territory.  The  pass  of  Kcho  Canyon  is 
made  in  sight  of  the  most  delightful  scenery,  many  c-lebrated  views  and  objects 
lying  along  the  road.  Substantial  iron  and  stone  bridge?  are  used  exclusively  in 
this  canyon,  and  the  road-bed  is  as  even  and  the  stjcl  rails  as  smooth  an  the  finest 
New  York  railroad.  • 

THE  UTAH  CENTRAL 

Is  a  consolidation  of  the  Utah  Central  and  Utah  Southern,  having  Ogden  for  its 
northern  and  Frisco  for  its  southern  terminus,  passing  throui{h  Salt  Like  City; 
total  length,  2S0  miles;  completed  July  1,  1881.  Two  railroads  are  baing  con- 
structed west,  in  Colorado,  with  the  ultimate  object,  we  believe,  of  connecting 
with  this  important  liuo.  The  Utah  Central  in  all  that  could  be  desired  in  the 
matter  of  accommodations  and  consideration  for  the  traveling  public  and  shippers. 
Energetic  and  intelligent  men  are  at  the  head  of  ail^irs  in  all  the  departments. 
Close  conne.itious  are  maJle  with  the  trains  of  the  Central  and  the  Union  Pacific 
Railroads. 

THE   UTAH  AND  NOBTUERS  (NARROW-OUAOE) 

Is  416  miles  in  length,  running  north  from  0;;den  78  miles  through  Utah,  203 
miles  through  Idaho  and  th'  balance  through  Montana,  completed  to  Butto  City, 
Montana.  The  grading  U.c  a  branch  from  Ddlou,  on  the  Utj.li  and  Northern,  to 
Helena,  Montana,  is  also  in  pr.)gre3S.  The  distance  is  only  150  miles,  and  the 
line  will  be  completed  shortly.  Cimnscting  Montana  with  the  great  transconti- 
nental railway  system,  means  the  development  of  the  imm"nse  riches  of  that  Tlt- 
ritory,  and  docs  credit  to  the  enterprise  of  our  railroad  builders.  The  Utah  and 
Northern  makes  close  cor.uoctions  at  O^Jen  with  the  Central  Pacific,  Uniun 
Pacific  and  Utah  Central  Railroads.  It  is  also  the  tontc  for  the  Yellowstone 
Park  region,  and  passes  through  some  of  the  most  ■ '_  .ificent  8ceni<i  country 
that  the  hum<(n  eye  ever  beheld.  Taere  is  superior  agricultural  land  along  this 
line. 

THE   ECHO  AND  ?.VRK  CITY 

Branch  of  the  Union  Pacific  is  26  miles  long,  running  bstween  the  ikhove  points* 

THE  a.lLT  LAKE   AND  WESTERN  U.'.:i.»V.VY 

Incorporated  in  May,  1831.  Ruildiug  from  Lehi  Station,  on  the  Utah  Central, 
across  Utah  to  the  State  line  of  Nevad.i;  cro!;sing  Stat<>  line  ahMit  the  40th  par- 
ullel,  and  than  running  southwesterly  through  Nevada  and  cr.wsing  the  Cali- 
fornia State  lino  near  Gold  Mxmtain,  with  the  iitention  of  making  San  Fran- 
cisco the  western  terminus.  One  huuflrod  miles  of  the  road  is  at  present  writing; 
under  contract,  and  track  will  bo  laid  before  the  winter  closes  (1881).  Steel  rails 
are  to  be  used  the  entire  distance. 

THE    UTAH    A-  D   NEVADA, 

Organized  Juno,  1874,  as  the  Utah  Western  Uailroai',  and  changod  to  the  present 
name,  February,  1881,  Its  pijwnt  length  is  37  miles,  and  it  ru  s  from  SnitLake 
City  to  Black  Rock,  GRrfieM  and  Lak  •  Point  on  the  shore  of  the  great  Salt  Lake,  re- 
csiving  freight  for  Stockton,  Ophir,  Grantsvi'lo,  etc.  An  extension  of  tiiis  road  will 
shortly  bu  operated  to  Tanner's  .Springs  audTintic  Distiiut,  Utah,  distance  87  mil   i 

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frcii » eastern  terminus.  Black  ilock,  Garfield  and  Lake  Point  are  bathing  resorts 
oii.  the  lake  shore,  and  in  the  season  cheap  and  fast  excursion  trains  are  run 
between  the  city  an<l  tl»ese  points  several  times  a  day.  These  tripj  are  very 
popular,  nearly  everbody  turnin^^  out  in  the  evening  to  enjoy  a  bath  in  the  lake. 

THE  OTHER    LINES 

Are  the  Wasatch  and  Jordan  Valley,  Bingham  Canyon  and  Camp  Floyd,  and 
Pleasant  Valley  Railroads.  There  is  also  a  narrow-guage,  ruuniug  from  Park 
C'ty  to  Coalville,  named  the  Utah  Eastern.  This  road  is  a  feeder  of  coal  to  the 
important  Park  City  Mines. 

THE  SCENIC  LINE  OF  AMERICA,  THE  DENVER  AND  RIO   «RANDE  RAILWAY. 

The  connecting  link  b3t\V(ien  the  east  and  the  west  running  through  the  most 
sublime  and  interesting  mountain  and  valley  scenery  in  the  world,  penetrating 
all  sections  of  Colorado  and  northern  New  Mexico  and  the  most  fertile  portions 
of  Utah,  affording  to  the  tourist,  the  business  traveler  and  to  freight  shqjpfrs  the 
shortest,  quickest,  most  reiiable  and  bast  route  to  the  leading  pleasure  resorts  of 
the  Rocky  Mountains  and  to  the  richest  mining  regions  and  principal  cities  of 
the  continent. 

Leaving  Salt  Lake  City,  the  railway  runs  nearly  parallel  with  the  Wasatch 
Range  of  mountains  through  the  beautiful  and  fertile  Salt  Lake  Valley,  sending 
out  branches  on  the  east  to  the  famous  silver  mines  of  Alta,  which  are  reached 
at  en  altitude  of  ten  thousand  feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea,  and  on  the  .vest  to 
the  gold,  silver  and  lead  mines  of  Bingham,  in  the  Oquirrh  Range.  On  the  west- 
ern side  of  the  track  runs  the  Jordan  Biver,  the  outlet  through  which  Utah  Lake 
discharges  into  Great  Salt  Lake,  the  Dead  Sea  of  America.  TwenLy-four  miles 
south  of  Salt  Lake  City  a  low  range  of  mountains  is  reached,  dividing  Salt  Lake 
basin  or  valley  from  Utah  Valley. 

After  leaving  point  of  monntain,  the  railway  skirts  for  sixteen'miles  Utah  Lake, 
a  pretty  sheet  of  sweet  water  thirty  miles  in  length  and  about  fourteen  in  breadth, 
with  broad  grassy  slopes  from  the  water's  edge  to  the  feet  of  the  enclosing 
mountains.  Into  it  empties  the  American,  Provo  and  Spanish  Iliver.s,  and  in  its 
waters  may  be  found  an  abundance  of  large  speckled  trout. 

Diverging  eastward,  the  rojwi  passea  thi  ough  the  flourishing  cities  of  Provo 
and  Springville  and  ascends  the  foot-hills  of  the  Wasatch  until  the  month  of 
Spanish  Fork  C  .nycn  is  reached,  at  a  distance  of  fifty -sire  miles  from  Salt  Lake 
City.  :"it  this  point  a  magnificent  view  is  presented.  At  your  feet  stretches 
away  to  the  north  the  broad  valley,  dotted  with  orchards,  farms,  gardens  and 
towns;  to  the  west  Utah  Lake;  while  above  and  beyond  the  lofiy  peaks,  Utah's 
great  landmark,  Mount  Nebo,  may  be  seen  toweriag  its  magniucent  proporti')ns 
to  the  height  of  twelve  thousand  feet  in  tlie  southern  sky.  At  this  point  the  rail- 
way leaves  the  rich  agricultural  section  of  Utah,  and  for  the  next  two  hundred 
and  twenty  miles  runs  through  ever  changing  mountain  scenery  and  boundless 
plains  until  the  Colorado  border  is  reaclieJ. 

Entering  the  mountains  at  Spanish  Fork  Canyon,  a  scene  of  indescribable  beauty 
is  unfolded  at  every  curve  in  the  road.  Towering  on  cither  side  are  its  majestic 
walls,  snow  clad  in  winter  and  late  into  the  spring;  in  summsr  carpeted  with 
green  foliage,  that,  at  the  first  toucii  of  an  autumnal  frost,  present^,,  wh'ireverthe 
eye  rests,  upon  .<!very  slope  to  the  topmost  peak,  a  mass  of  c^lor  as  varied  as  the 
rainbow.  Near  the  junction  of  Spanish  Fork  River  and  Thistle  Creek,  are  a  num- 
ber of  boiling  min<«ral  springs,  containing  iron,  sulphur,  aid*  and  magnesia;  be- 
yond are  the  Red  Harrows,  a  vast  mass  of  conglomerates.,  rising  almost  verticiil 
.ind  worn  by  the  elements  into  infinite  shapes.  Here  ni:,y  be  found  the  black- 
tailed  deer,  and  occasionally  the  noble  red  man;  the  road  cro-ssing  near  Thistle, 
their  trail,  over  the  mountain  to  the  Ute  Indian  Agency  in  Strawberry  Valley. 

At  a  distance  of  six  aau  ♦^hree-quarter  miles  from  Clear  Creek  Station  and 
ninety  miles  from  Salt  Lake  City,  the  road  reaches  Soldiers'  Summit,  an  eleva- 
tion of  seven  thousand  four  hundred  feet  above  sea  level,  thence  descends  for  the 
next  ten  miles  to  Fish  Creek,  when  a  branch  line  leaves  the  main  road  and 
again  ascends  the  mountain  to  the  Plci.sant  Valley  coal  fields.  Here  are  located 
thousands  of  acres  of  tho  best  coal  lands  west  of  Crested  Butte.  The  coal  mined 
here  is  rapidly  supplanting  the  product  of  the  Wyoming  mines,  in  the  Utah  and 
Nevada  matket*.  The  valley  is  also  a  noted  resort  for  fishermen  and  sportsmen 
The  creeks  abound  with  trout  and  the  mountain  with  deer. 


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B  eyonil  the  Colorada  borfler  the  road  extends  eastward  into  what  is  known  as 
tho  UunniBOD  Country.  It  includes  the  Eik  Mountain  rodon  and  ia  drained  by 
tlje  Guiinifcn  Jiiver  rrd  its  numerous  tiibutaries.  Here  the  railway  runs 
through  the  Bir.ck  Canyon;  and,  one  who  has  recently  made  the  journey  from 
Den  ver,  Colorado,  thus  describes  its  wonders: — 

"From  Gunnison  City  the  railway  follows  the  river  of  the  same  name,  passing; 
through  three  cunyons  with  intervening  valleys  until  Sapinero,  at  the  mouth  of 
Soap  Creek,  a  romantic  stream  endowed  with  a  most  unromantic  name,  is  reached. 
A  mile  or  two  below  Sapinero  tho  Black  Canyon  begins  and  extends  for  nearly 
thirty  miles.  For  ten  miles  the  road  runs  through  the  Canyon,  tlio  last  twenty 
btinff  avoidtu  by  a  turn  to  the  southward  up  Cimarron  Creek.  It  is  a  mile  and 
a  half  up  this  stream  to  the  mouth  of  Squaw  Creek,  rising  one  hundred  and 
twenty-livp  feet,  the  five  and  a  half  miles  to  the  top  of  the  divide  between  the 
Cimavror.  and  the  Uncompahgre  rising  1,116  feet. 

"From  this  point  it  is  seventeen  miles  down  Cedar  Creek  to  the  Uncompahgre 
at  Mor.^rose.  The  business  of  Ouray,  San  Miguel  and  Telhride  will  be  done  at 
this  point.  The  San  Miguel  is  a  fine  >. took  country  and  Ouray  and  Telluride  ar6 
already  famous  for  their  mines. 

"The  grand  canyon  of  the  Gunnison,  or  as  it  is  more  generally  known.  Black 
Canyon,  is  siii  gentris.  It  is  more  lovely  than  pny  of  its  rivals,  and  in  some  parts 
of  its  bold  and  rugged  course  is  quite  as  grand  and  awful;  Its  towering,  rocky 
walls  are  veiled  in  verdure  by  clinging  pines,  amidst  whose  swaying  boughs  the 
mountain  breezes  make  marvelous  melody.  Here  and  there  slender  waterfalls 
come  trailing  down  waving  \>.\  the  wind  like  white  banners  on  tho  outer  wall  of 
some  medi.'Bval  keep.  The  river  rolls  below,  now  fretted  into  foam  by  narrowing 
walls  and  cumbcrin:/  rocks,  now  broadening  into  peaceful  pools  rctlecting  each 
soaring  pinnacle  with  the  blue  skies  over  all. 

"In  the  canyon's  deepest  reeefses,  niidw  y  in  its  course,  a  noble  mountain  raises 
ifs  spires  to  heaven.  Isolated,  inaccessible  i^nd  lone,  the  haunt  of  tho  black  eagle, 
this  solitary  peak  awes  the  beholder  with  its  solemn  grandeur. 

"Above  Curricanti  is  the  culmination  of  all  these  wonders.  The  towering  walls 
close  in  and  frown  darkly  down  upon  the  stuggling  stream,  here  breaking  int> 
impetuous  rapids,  which  the  railway  crosses  at  a  dizzy  height.  As  the  train 
moves  down  the  narrow  iron  trail,  a  monolith  of  weather-stained  and  blackened 
quartzite,  springing  into  tho  air  a  thousand  feet  above  the  swirling  cataracts, 
challenges  the  attention.  Other  towerc,  less  perfect  but  more  massive,  rise  upon 
the  right  and  guard  the  entrance  to  tiiis  tremendous  pass. 

"For  variety  of  scene,  for  majesty  in  form,  for  beauty  in  coloring,  for  soft 
effect  of  foliaKC,  for  ovoly  watvrlalis',  for  foaming  cataract?,  for  weird  ;.nd  dark- 
ling dells,  for  sokinr  solitudes,  f(ir  majestic  and  cloud-piercing  peaks,  for  heights, 
for  depths,  for  all  tli.nt  dcli^lits  the  eye,  or  thrills  the  soul,  or  satisfies  the  heart, 
the  Black  Canyon  oi  the  Gunnison  is  pre-eminent  among  tho  wonders  of  Colorado, 
the  land  of  wonders." 

Direct  connections  iiro  made  at  Denver  and  Pueblo  for  Kans.fs  City,  St  T.ouis, 
Chicago,  Tittsburg,  I'liiladtlphia,  New  York,  Boston  and  all  Kastcrn  and  Southern 
points. 

IN   CONSTKUCTION   AND  EQUIPMENT, 

This  great,  p^^pular  line  is  m  t  surpassed  by  any  road  in  tlic  co.mtry  and  is  not  r 
eijii'ileU  west  ot  the  Missouri  liiver.  Its  palatial  trains  coniposcd  of  Pullman  * 
I'alace  Sleejicrs,  Horton  l'ari.)r  BeuUning  Chair  Cars,  model  oh-crnit.'oii,  fdcs',  " 
clcif^nit  reyiiltr  roo'/ien  ft/uiy^jed  with  Wcbtinghouse  Autoinatio  Brakes,  Miller 
PL.tforms  and  Cdupler.",  anil  running  over  sUrt  ra/lt>,  iron  liritli/eH  and  rock  balUist 
himrc  tli"  >'';/h('ni  (yye  of  rajiid,  lafe  and  iuxui'ions  raHiray  travd. 

For  infci  Illation  and  lotvest  pasSvMiger  a  id  freight  rates  .ipply  to 
Hfkey  AVood,  Gen'I  Superintendent,       JX  C.  Dodgf,  G'en'l  Manager, 
A.  J.  I.AMior.N,  Ass't  Gtu'l  rafseuger  A.  S.  Hughes,  Gen'I  Freight  Agent, 
and  Freight  Agent,  F.  C.  NiM.s,  Geu'l  Tans,  a,  d  Ticket  Agent, 

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ADAMSVILLE. 

Beaver  County.    A  post-office,  9  miles 
southwest  of  Beaver. 

Kvnns  John  T,  blacksmith 
JOSEPH  JOSEPH  H,    general    mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 

ALMA. 

Weber  County.    A  post-office,  6  miles 
northwest  of  Ogdeu. 

DOTJQLAS  JOHN,    general  merchan- 
dise 
Hall  John,  general  merchandise 


ALPINE  CITY. 

Utah  County.  A  jiost-ofHce,  5  miles 
northeast  of  American  Fork  and  20 
miles  north  of  Provo  City. 

Co-operative  Store,  pen  mdso 
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ALTA. 

Salt  Lakr  County.  A  post-office;  one 
of  the  oldest  of  Utah  mining  towns, 
has  a  population  of  abimt  500.  Tlie 
mines  in  the  vicinity  have  long  since 
acquired  quite  a  fame  for  their  won- 
derful richness.  It  is  on  the  Wa- 
satch and  Jordan  Valley  Jtailroad, 
about  25  miles  from  Salt  Lake  City. 
Its  support  comes  from  the  mining  in- 
dustries. 

Baliou  Ed,  butcher 

Brough  C  M,  mining  recorder 

Collins  C  H,  liquors 

CuUins  George,  supt  Emma  Mine 

Giles  A  D,   constable  and  propr  Alta 

Brewery 
Gunnerson    Mathews,    supt    Flagstati 

Mine 
Jones  Jackson,  constable 
La  Boa  Si'va,  watchmaker  and  barber 
Meister  Fritz,  fortm.in  Emma  Mine 
OTiielly  J  J,  general  morchandiso 
lleilly  Wm,  supt  City  Hock  Mine 
Kottick  Fritz,  liquors 
liowo  W  P,  meat  market 
Siukler  C  M,  liquors 
SIMMONS  F  H,  physician,    dniggist, 

varieties,  postmaster   and  justice   of 

peace 
Stevcnsen  S,  supt  Jacob  Lawrence  Mine 
Strickley  John,  general  mcrchaudiso 
Thomas  Albert,  Canyon  House 
Torts  Wm,  bootmaker 
Tucker  &  Wallace,  gen  mdse 
Wallace  H  C,  notary  public 


AMERICAN  FORK. 

Utah  County.  A  post-office;  a  lively 
littlo  town  of  about  1,500  inhabitants, 
33  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake,  and  15 
miles  northwest  of  Provo  City,  on  the 
Utuh  Southern  Pt.  U. 

Adams  A,  flour-mill 

Adiimson  J,  lioni-inill 

AMERICAN  FORK  CO- OPERA- 
TIVE INSTITUTION.  J  L  Snow 

manager,  general  mercliandiso 
B(>nnett  Andrew,  blucksuiith 
Chadwick  J-ames,  tjiilor 
Chipman  J,  general  merchandise 
Conk  John,  barlior 
Cook  J,  blacksmith 
Dunklny  A,  general  merchandise 
GRANT  WM.  music,  stationery,  etc 
Hijjley  W  J,  watchmaker 
Hoj^ard  J,  moat  market 
Jackson  W  W,  lumber 
Julian  Samuel,  tailor 
Kepperneck  15,  liotel 
Lee  F  B,  painter 
Miller  A,  hotel 
Mulliner  S,  llour-mi'l 
Oldtield  A,  bootmaker 
I'uxman  Wm,  lumber 
Robinson  J,  wagonmaker 
liobiuson  ^V  D,  flour-mill 
Robinson  ^V  H,  wagonmaker 
Smith  W,  blacksmith 
SNOW  J  L.  man  ifter    American  Fork 

Co-op  Institution 
THORNTON  A  K,  general  merthan- 

dise 
Tweed  C  F,  saddler 

Waterman  G  A„  t^en  mdso  and  druggist 
Webb  F,  bootm  iker 
Wright  Fred,  butcher 


ANNABELLA. 

Sevier  County.    A  pist-offic3,  5  miles 

southeast  ot  Richfield. 
Asay  Joseph,  lumbar 
Chiilcrto  Joslui;i,  caliinetmakcr 
Daton  Ji/hn,  machinist 
Fairbanks  .loseph,  stock  raiser 
Gardiner  Elias,  wool 
Glave  Herbert,  firmer 
GLEAVE  JOHN,  postmnater 
Herring  .foseph,  gjiieral  nierohaudise 
Jackson  Joseph,  farmer 
Kolert  Edward  K,  farmer 
Lock  James  W,  liquurs 
Otter  Olsion,  miner 
SpafF-'rd  Wm  N,  freighter 
Spalford  Wm  N,  Jr,  farmer  and  grain 

dealer 
Thompson  Samuel,  pork 
Thurston  J,  machinist 
^Vard  Albert,  school  teacher 


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ARGENTA. 

Salt  Lake  Copnty.  A  post-office,  20 
miles  southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Bagley  C,  lumber 

Brighton  R  A,  hotel 

Butler  Alvin,  lumber 

Butler  Philander,  steam  saw -mill 

Carbonate  M  Co 

Cunnington  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Maniield  Mining  C 

Maxfield  R,  lumber 

HONK  JAS  T>  notary  public,  recorder 
and  postmaster 

Silver  Mountain  M  Co 

Tangwall  Theo,  saw-mill 

Whipple  N  W",  lumber 


ASHLEY. 


Uintah  County. 
county  seat. 


A  post-office;    the 


Bills  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Britt  W  C,  boarding-house 

Brown  D  M  &  Co,  saloon 

Carroll  Patrick,  saw-mill 

Crouch  Mrs,  milliner 

Fisk  C  A,  blacksmith 

Gibson  J  B,  general  merchandise 

Hatch  J,  general  merchandise 

Johnso-  L  &  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Johnston  A  J,  saw-mill 

Kelley  John,  blacksmith 

Moore  F,  saloon 

Oaks  Martin,  shingle-mill 

Parsons  W  D  &  Oakey,  saw-mill 

Porter  — ■,  boarding-house 

REYNOLDS  W  P  &  SONS,  flour 
mills 


BATESVILLE. 

Salt  Lake  County.    See  Argenta. 


BEAR  RIVER  CITY. 

Box  Elder  County  A  post-office,  10 
miles  north  of  Brigham  City  and  5 
miles  north  of  Corinne. 

ANDERSON  N   F,    postmaster  and 

county  surveyor 
Andreason  J,  carpenter 
Carlson  J,  blacksmith 
Hanson  J,  general  merchandise 
Holmgren  P  O,  blacksmith 
Jensen  S  F,  carpenter 
Thomson  S,  produce  dealer 


BELLEVUE. 

Washington  County.    Post-office  To- 
querville;  7  miles  north  of  Toquer- 


ville  and  320  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake 
City. 

Anderson  Peter,  freighter  and  farmer 

GATES  J,  farmer 

Gregerson    Andrew,    wine,    fruit    and 

farming 
Sylevester  James,  wine  manufacturer 


BENJAMIN. 

Utah  County.  Post-office  Pay  son;  18 
milcf  south  of  Provo,  the  county  seat 
of  Utah  County,  and  65  miles  south 
of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Benjamin  Co-operative  Store,  B  F  Stew- 
art supt 
Hawkins  John,  boots  and  shoes 
STEWART  B  F,  superintendent  Ben- 
jamin Co-operative  Store 


BENSON. 

Cache  County.    A  post-office. 
ROGERS  THOS.  postmaster 


BINGHAM  CANON. 

Salt  Lake  County.  A  post-office;  is 
the  terminus  of  Bingham  Canon  (and 
Camp  Floyd  R.  R.,  28  miles  from  Salt 
Lake  City  in  a  southwesterly  direc- 
tion. It  is  one  of  the  substantial 
mining  towns  of  the  Territory,  and 
depends  almost  solely  upon  the  mining 
interests,  a  feature  that  has  filled  her 
horoscope  with  gleams  of  bright  prom- 
ise in  the  form  of  development,  steady 
and  permanent.    Population  1,025. 

Bourgardslee  J,  meat  market 

Burnton  John,  recorder 

Butcher  Wm,  constable 

Cherighino  Mrs  C,  saloon 

Clay  Daniel,  saloon 

Cooper  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Duncan,  Mclnues  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Dyer  E  F,  livery  stable 

Gulianini  — ,  barber 

Gunsen  E  A,  general  merchandise 

Hickman  J  B,  physician 

Judd  — ,  physician 

Kinney  L  B,  justice  of  peace 

Klapinstein  A,  hotel 

Langer  J,  barber 

Lashbrook  C  H,  general  mdse 

Lodders  Gus,  saloon 

MORRIS  It  postmaster 

Moriis  I  A  Co,  general  mdpe 

Phelan  &  Hays,  general  mdse 

Rusell  R  H,  assuyer 

Smith  Ceo,  hotel 

Strickley  John,  general  merchandise 

Tavey  P,  stationery  and  druggist 

Wilder  J  G,  justice  of  peace 


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BLAKE. 

Emert  County.    A  post-office. 

Farrer  A  A,  livery  stable 
FASRER  J  T  &  CO.    general    mer- 
chandise and  post-office 
Farrar  Thomas,  hotel 


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A  post-office,  on 
R.   R.,   42  miles 


Box  Elder  Couvtv. 
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HIGHAL  MRS)  postmistress 


BRIGHAM  CITY. 

Box  Elder  County.  A  post-office. 
Brigham  City  is  the  county  seat  of 
Box  Elder  County,  and  is  a  town  of 
2,500  inhabitants.  It  is  situated  on 
the  Utah  &  Northern  and  Central  Pa- 
cific Railroads,  3  miles  east  of  Bear 
River,  and  18  miles  north  of  Ogden 
City.  Its  location  is  a  beautiful  one, 
being  on  a  gradual  incline,  and  is  near 
the  mouth  of  Box  Elder  Canyon. 

ANDERSON  NEPHI  F,  county  sur- 
veyor 

BATT  RICHARD  H,  prosecuting  at- 
torney 

BRIOHAM  CITY  M  &  M  ASSOCI- 

ATIONi  Wm  Horsly  manager 
Boden  Mrs  Ann,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Boothe,  Corey  &  Co  (W  H  Boothe,  C  J 
Corey,  R  K  Wilson  and  L  T  Peirce), 
gen  mdse  and  druggists 
BOWRINO  HENRY   E,  harness  and 

saddlemaker 
BOX  ET^TJAW  A.  superintendent  pub- 
lic schools  and  city  recorder 
BURT  JOHN  D,  county  judge 
Christeusen  A  &  Co,  furniture 
CHRISTENSEN    &   BOROSTROM 

(H    C   Christensen  and  C   M  Borg- 

strom),  tailors,  Main 
Christensen  L  C,  watchmaker  and  music 

store 
ENSIGN  MARTIN  L,  coroner 
OASBERO  JENS  C.  photographer  and 

sewing  machines 
Gidney  George,  ice    cream  parlor  and 

groceries 
Grahl  Amelia,  music  teacher 
Hailing  L,  wholesale  produce 
Hansen  N,  harnessmaker 
HORSLT  WM,  manager  B  C  M  &  M 

Association  and  county  treasurer 
JEFFB80M    JEPPA>    road    commis- 
sioner 
Jensen  k  Didricksen  (Elias  Jensen  and 

If  Didriokaeu),  cabinetmakers 


KELLY  CHARLES,  bootmaker 
Knudsen  Bros,  produce  and  varieties 
LOVELAND  C    C,  sheriff  and   city 

marshal 
Lungreen  Emma,  milliner 
MADSEN  PETER  F,  county  oVrlc 
Nelson  C  T,  mgr  Workingmei»'s  co-op- 
erative boots  and  shoes 
Nielsen  J  C,  furnituro 
Olsen  Lars,  blacksmith 
Peirce  E  H,  agt  U  &  N  R  R  and  Pacific 

Express 
PELT  JAMES,  chairman  selectmen 
Porter  G  T,  operator  \V  U  and  Deseret 

Tel  Go's 
Rosenbaum  M  D,  general  merchandise 
Smith  Samuel,  bootmaker 
Snow  Miss  Dora,  music  teacher 
SNOW  OLIVER  G,  assessor  and  col- 
lector 
Squires  C  M  &  Co  (Squires,  Fosgreen  & 

McMaster),  lumber  yard 
Squires  Wm,  harnessmaker 
Stark  Paul,  meat  market 

STRATFORD  ANDREW,  tailor 

Wright  Chas,  lumber 


BROWN'S  PARK. 

Uintah  County.     A  post-office. 

JARVIE  JOHN,   postmaster,  general 
merchandise  and  ferryman 


BURRYILLE. 

Sevier  County.    A  post-office,  14  miles 
southeast  of  Glenwood. 

Anderson  J  C,  general  merchandise 
Bingham  J,  blacksmith 
BtTRS  C  C,  general  merchandise 
Burr  John  P,  justice  of  peace 
(!arlson  And;*ew,  blacksmith 
Clouard  W  H,  carpenter 
Hatch  Wm,  general  merchandise 
LinvikN,  bootmaker 
Olson  H  J,  bootmaker 


CALLS'  FORT. 

Box  Ef.DER  County.     A  post-office,  28 

miles  from  Ogden. 
Baty  Richard  H,  postmaster  and  justice 

of  peace 
Frodsham  Joseph,  stock-raiser 
Harper  Thomas,  bishop 
WHITWORTH  GEO  &  CO,  general 

merchandise 
Yates  Thomas,  constable 


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A'ax  Win,  poneral  merchandise 
/\i-in»tron^  &  Bagly,  stock  raisers 
C'ouk  Da V  ill  P,  stock  rniaer  and  farmer 
liockwulls  Horace,  stock  raiser 
Stursbery  liCwis,  stock  raiser 
Wright  Geo,  stock-raiser 


CANNONVILLE. 

Iron  County.    A  post-oflSce. 

Cliristen  — ,  bootmakfr 
Ehnir  Ira  B,  general  merchandise 
Littleiiehl  D  O,  stock  raiser 
Potter  G  G,  stock  raiser 
Thomson  J,  blacksmith 


CASTLE  DALE. 


Emery   County. 
couuty  seat. 


A   post-office;    the 


BouMen  Jos  L,  blacksmith 
Cox  Edwin,  wagonmaker 
Jduker  &  Co,  grist  and  saw-mill 
Larseii  A  .1  &  Co,  Co-operative  Store 
BEID  J  K>  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


CEDAR  CITY. 

Iron  County.  A  post-office;  is  on  the 
daily  sta^e  line,  about  280  miles  from 
Salt  Lnke  City,  has  a  population  of 
700  and  is  spoken  of  synonomously 
with  activity  and  beauty.  Coal  of  a 
splendid  character  is  found  iii  great 
quantities  only  six  miles  from  the 
place,  from  which  the  people  are  fur- 
nislied  with  all  necessary  fuel.  The 
buildings  are  of  a  substantial  nature, 
the  material  used  in  their  construc- 
tu)n  being  chioriy  brick  and  stone,  all 
of  which  are  of  good  architectural 
design. 

Alldridge  Richard,  boots  and  shoes 
BauiT  A,  caipenter 
Birkbeck  11  K,  carpenter 
Burt  Willard,  vlastercr 
CHATTERLEY    J,    postmaster    and 

notary  i)ublic 
Coal  Creek  Coal  Co 
Coal  Creek  L'linber  Co 
Co-opurative  Store,  t;eii  mdso 
Curry  Wm,  blacUsniitli 
liciyh  Saml,  furniture 
Lunt  If,  hotel 

rainier  Iticliard,  blacksmith 
lloas  A  K,  cabinetmaker 
Koot  L,  j)ainter 
Wi.lkerT,  lumber 
Woods  (i,  hotel 


CENTERVILLE. 

Davis  County.  A  post-office,  on  Utah 
Central  K.  R.,  1 1  miles  from  Salt  Luke 
ami  2G  miles  from  Ogden.  Popula- 
tion 550. 

BRANDON  THOS  Ji  attomey-at-Iaw 

and  postmaster 
Capuer  Wm,  cabinetmaker 
Ceiitervillo  C  M  I,  general  mdso 
Coles  John,  painter 
Ford  John,  Jtock  rai«er 
Harriss  J  J,  cabinetmaker 
Lucas  James,  market  gardener 
Mills  Richard,  ]>ainter 
Prophel  T^ichurd,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Rn)npti>n  Henry,  blacksmirh 
REEVES  WMi   county   assessor  and 

collector  and   dealer  in  organs  and 

pianos 
Smith  W  R,  probate  judge 
Tree  John,  bojtmaker 
Winn  Dennis  G,  flour 


CENTRE. 

Tooele  County.    A  post  -office,  18  miles 
south  of  Tooele. 

AJAX  WKi  postmaster   and  general 
merchandise 


CHARLESTON. 

Wasatch  County.  A  post-office,  22 
miles  northeast  of  Prove  City.  Poj)- 
ulation  210. 

McAfee  John  S,  carpenter 
Murdock  Joseph  R,  school  teacher 
Murdock  N  C,  supt  Co-operative  Store 

and  postm:ister 
Smith  George,  butcher 
'Ihacher  Wm,  blacksmith 
Wri^tht  Wm,  justice  of  peaco 
Z  C  M  I,  N  C  Murdock  supt,  gen  mdse 


CHESTER, 

San  Pete  County.  A  post-office,  9 
miles  southwest  of'Mount  Pleasant. 
Population  175. 

Allred  Redrick  R,  stock  raiser 

Allred  11  N,  pros  Chester  Co-operative 

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Bagnall  Joseph,  st  necuttcr 
Beck  Hans  C  H,  county    pound-keeper 

CANDLAND  A  W,  postmaster 

Cantlland  David,   attorney -at-law    and 

notary  public 
Cavles  W  H,  stock  rai  or 
Chester  ('ooperative    Mercantile   Ins, 

general  merchandise 


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Madson  Andrew,  freighter 

Neilson  Elijah  &  Bro,  crockery  ware 
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Neilson  Lars,  mnsioian 

Thompson  Neils,  geii  supt  Cliester  Co- 
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Tilby  John,  gardener 

West  Thomas',  freightnr 

Whitlock  Andrew,  dealer  in  horses 

CLARKSTON. 

Cache  Countv.  A  post-office,  15  miles 
not  th  west  of  Logan. 

CARBINE  W  V  0,   president  v^o-op- 

erative  iStore  and  po^itmaster 
Davis  Geo  J,  carpenter 
Heggie  A  W,  store 
Jordan  John,  mgr  Co-cperative  Store 
Mulinberg  J  P,  blacksmith 
Peterson  Peter,  carpentar 
Siiyer  Thos,  shoemaker 
Stewart  S,  carpenter 
Yates  H,  blacksmith 


CLEAR  LAKE. 

Millard  County.     A  post-office. 

Bassctt  Millie,  gen  mdsc  and  milliner 
and  postmistress 

CrockwcU  J  D  M,  pliysican  and  drug- 
gist 

Crockwell  J  H,  hog  and  cattle  raiser 


CLINTON. 

Utah  CorNiY.    A  post-office. 

HICKS  GEO  A,  justice  of  peace,  post- 
master anil  fanner 
Hicks  S  M,  saw-mill  and  farmer 
Murray  W,  wool  );ri>wor 
Patton  Geo,  blacksmith 
Simons  Adelburt,  farmer 
Simons  Kd,  farmer  atul  stock  raiser 
\Vimmer  J  I',  stock  raiser 


COALVILLE. 


Summit  Cousty.  A  post-office;  the 
county  seat,  located  on  the  \Vt;bcr 
liiver,  42  miles  east  of  Salt  Lake 
City.  Has  a  population  of  about 
l.HOO.  'hie  coal  mines,  from  wliich 
its  name  is  derived,  are  its  primipal 
support,  although  tiicrc  is  some  agri- 
culture in  the  vicinity. 

Allen  T  L,  carpenter 
Allison  E  M,  shnniF 
BOYDEN  JOHN,   postmaster,  general 
nuTchandise  and  recorder 


BRIM  &  CLUFF,  H  luors 
Brimm  \V  W,  sliippiiig  agent 
Caine  A  H,  agt  Homo  Coal  Co 
Carlander  A  C,  bootmaker 
Clark  Wm,  bootmaker 
Claws  .n  Wm,  agt  U  i'  II  R 
ClufT  W  W,  county  commissioner 
Cluflf  &  Wilde  Mrs,  diy  goods 

COALVILLE  COOPERATIVE  IN- 
STITUTION, Alma  Eldrtdgc  man- 
ager 

Coalville  Meat  Market,  Thomas  Copley 
manager 

ELDREDGE  ALMA,  manager  Co-Op- 
erative  Institution 

Evcins  Henry,  county  treasurer 

Gentry  Samuel,  blacksmith 

Long  Mrs  E,  dry  and  fancy  goods 

Mills  John,  brickmaker 

Simson  John,  giocer 

Smith  Wm,  postmaster  and  hotel 

Nichols  Wm,  carpenter  and  builder 

Pack  Ward  E.  prohate  jiidg>5 

Peterson  Ger>  N,  blacksinitin 

Rippon  Robtrt,  w.igonmaker 

Roundy  J  C,  selectman 

Salm.on  Robert,  county  clerk  and  notary 
public 

>^impson  John,  liquor?  and  groceries 

Snyder  Geo  G,  selectman 

Snyder  W  I,  attorney-at-law 

Staey  &  Co,  lumber 

Welsh  James,  Inmher 

Welch  Thomas  J,  flour  and  grain 


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Box  Elder  County.  A  post-office  on 
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CORINNE. 

Box  Elder  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  oiBce  on  the  Central 
Pacitio  R .  R,  24^  miles  from  Ogden. 
Jt  contains  two  hotels  and  three 
churuhes.  The  lands  surrounding  the 
town  are  very  fertile,  and  with  the  fa- 
cilities for  irrigation  improved  upon  the 
country  must  undergo  a  very  great  and 
permanent  flevelopment.  Bear  River  is 
a  stream  whose  waters  would  be  ample 
for  the  cultivation  of  all  the  available 
land  in  the  valley,  which  take^  its  name 
from  the  river,  wnd  which  is  fifty  by 
forty  miles  in  extent,  thus  being  capable 
of  supporting  many  hundred  families 
who  might  turn  their  attention  to  farm- 
ing. The  grain  and  vegetables  pro- 
duced in  this  section  attain  an  enormous 
size,  and  do  not  lack  in  quality.  It  is 
strictly  a  Gentile  town,  and  claims  the 
credit  of  being  the  first  among  the 
number  built  by  that  class.  Population 
is  about  250. 

Adams  E  P,  agt  C  P  R  R,  W,  F  &  Co's 

Express  and  telegraph  operator 
Beier  &  Dahler,  brewery 
Brewer  Robert,  live  stock 
Brown  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder 
'^mpbell  &  Co,  hotel 
C'^ntral  Hotel,  J  W  Guthrie  propr 
Chase  H  H,  live  stock 
Church  F  H,  produce 
Corinne  Mill  Co,  flour 
Earhart  D,  butcher 
Ellis  W  G,  propr  R  R  House 
Ellis  W  N,  expressman 
Faust  H  J,  livf  stock 
Groot  UP,  butcher 
GUTHRIE  J  W,  general  merchandise, 

banker  and  mayor 
Hood  W  H,  upholsterer 
Pfouse  Hiram,  saw-mill 
Keller  .Joseph,  produce 
Kelley  John,  live  stock 
Kerr  J  W  &  Co  (J  W  Kerr,    A  Topone 

and  J  K  Fowler),  gen  mdse 
Kerr  ^  Topone  (.J  W  Kerr  and  A  To- 

lH)ne),  flouring-niill 
KIXGBAIIIH  H    S.    postmaster    and 

cashier  itii'  .F  W  ( Juthrie 
Kuhn  A  &  Bro  (A  and  A  Kuhn),  diy 

fioods 
Lewis  H  4  Co  (H  Lewis  and  Wm  Hen- 

sms),  irmi  mdso 
Liewess  Henry  &  Co,  grocers 
Lorimer  Wm,  barber 
Railroad  House,  W  G  Ellis  propr 
liyan  D  D,  marshal  and  live  stock 
Smith  H  H,  general  merchandise 
Spencer  H  W  P,  fruit  and  produce 
VValker  J  M,  druggist 
Welch  R  G,  livery  stable 


CROYDON. 


A  post-office,  on  the 

R.,  32  miles  from 

west  of  Echo  City. 


MoROAN  County. 
Union  Pacific  R. 
Ogden;  8  miles 
Population  ICO. 

BUNTINO  CHAS.  postmaster 
Hopkins  John,  mine  owner 
Jones  Jane,  saw-mill 
Knight  George,  stock  raiser 
Toone  John,  justice  of  peace 
Toone  Wm  H,  contractor 


DEWEYVILLE. 

Box  Elder  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  Utah  and  Northern  Railway,  35 
miles  from  Ogden  and  6  miles  from 
CoUinston. 

Deweyville  Co-operative  Institntion 
Jemmett  Henry,  saloon 
Linsey  Edward,  blacksmith 
Soiithworth  Jos,  bootmaker 
Standing  James,  hotel 


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Juab  County.    A  post-office. 

Course  R  T,  general  merchandise 
HILLS  B>  A>  general  merchandise 
Murphy  Joseph,  shoemaker 
Stewart  Simson,  blacksmith 
Thurmond  J  T,  postmaster 


DOVER. 

San  Pete  County.     A  post-office. 
Albercht  J  C,  stone  mason 
Alston  Christopher,  carpenter 
Errickson  Errick,  mason 
Ford  Wm,  blacksmith 
Hodge  Robert,  blacksmith 
Lundeberg  &  Tolfi^,   builders  and  plas- 
terers 
Nacgley  John  J,  bootmaker 
Nyhrene  John  J,  bootmaker 
Perkins  Bros,  lumber 

REID  EDWARD,  tailor 

Robinson  Wm,  postmaster 


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DRAPER. 

Salt  Lake  County.  A  post-office,  18 
miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City,  on 
Utah  Southern  R.  R. 

Boberg  Nelis,  blacksmith 
Fitzgerald  John,  justicu  of  poace 
Fitzgerald  Walter,  school  teauher 
Heward  John,  nursery 
Jacobson  R,  shoemaker 
Ji3fS0N  JAMES)  postmaster 


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Nelson  Peter,  mason 

Pearson  Henry,  carpenter 

Smith  F  M,  wagonmaker  and  constable 

Smith  L,  blacksmith    j 

Stewart  J  B,  school  teacher 

Terry  Joshua  Jr,  school  teacher 

Thomas  V,  shoemaker 

DUNCAN'S  RETREAT. 

Kane  County.    Post-office  Toquerville^ 
11  miles  southeast  of  Toquerville. 

REEVE  ROBERT  W,  general    mer- 
chandise and  stationery 
Theobald  Arthur,  architect  and  builder 
Wright  Wm,  stock  dealer 


ECHO  CITY. 

Summit  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Union  Pacific  R.  R.,  41  miles  from 
Ogden  and  5  miles  north  of  Coalville, 
the  great  coal-producing  town  of  the 
Territory,  and  47  miles  northeast  of 
Salt  Lake  City. 

Beckwith  &  Lander,  gen  mdse 
Lander  Wm,  postmaster 
Wheeler  Chas  B,  agt  U  P  R  R 
Wickel  R,  confectioner 


EDEN. 

Weber  County.  A  post-oflSce,  14  miles 
northeast  of  Ogden  City. 

Burt  James  Jr,  blacksmith 

FARRELL  JOHN>  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Ferrin  James  C,  constable 

Fuller  E  B,  physician,  lumber  and  lath 

EOGLESTON  0  H,  farmer 

Pritchett  L  a,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
carpenter 

Wilber  Elisha,  gen  mdse 

ERDA. 

Tooele  County.  A  post-office,  4  miles 
northeast  of  Tooele. 

GoUaher  James  M  &  Sou,   blacksmiths 


ESCALANTE. 

Garfield  County.  A  post-office. 
Allen  Arson,  harnessmaker 
Allen  Daniel,  bootmaker 
Allen  Isaac,  blacksmith 
Deuel  W  H  Sr,  blacksmith 

ESCALANTE  CO-OPERATIVE 

STOREi  general  merchandise 
Fordham  Joseph,  carpenter 
Goodwin  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


Hall  J,  bootmaker 

Mclnelly  J  S,  Hour-mill 

Riding  Alfred,  carpenter  and  cooper 

Shirts  D  C,  carpenter 

White  Henry  J,  saw-mill 

EUREKA. 

Juab  County.  A  post-office. 

McCHRYSTAL   &   C0>   general  mer- 
chandise and  post-uffice 


FAIRFIELD. 

Utah  County.  A  post-office,  40  miles 
west  of  Provo  City,  the  county  seat, 
and  93  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Beardshall  Wm,  livery   and  feed  stable 

Carson  John,  hotel 

Gardner  A,  miller 

SGHNIOER  H>  postmaster 

Snyder  H,  gen  mdse 


FAIRViEW. 

San  Pete  County.  A  post-office.  It  is 
a  place  of  875  inhabitants,  and  about 
115  miles  southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City 
and  26  miles  northeast  of  Manti.  The 
population  is  made  up  principally  of 
farmers  and  stock  raisers.  The  land 
in  the  vicinity  is  said  to  be  very  pro- 
ductive, and  capable  of  sustaining  a 
dense  population. 

Defrieze  John,  carpenter  and  builder 

FAIRVIEW  CO-OPERATIVE 
MERCANTILE  INSTITUTION, 

Philip  Hurst  superintendent,  general 
merchandise 

Fairview  Co-operative  Sheep  Co 

Giorth  Neils  T,  blacksmith 

Hansen  C  K,  bootmaker 

Howol  &  Co,  saw-mill 

Howell  &  Edward,  saw-mill 

HURST  PHILIP,  business  manager 
Fairview  Co-operative  M  I 

Neilson  Neils,  carpenter  and  builder 

Neilson  Seven  &  Bro,  saw-mill 

Norstrom  John,  blacksmith 

Norstrom  John  &  Bro,  blacksmith 

Sanderson  H  W,  mayor 

Sanpete  Coal,  Mining  &  Coke  Co 

Shanden  Gustavus,  bootmaker 

Terry,  Clements  &  Co,  millers 

Terry  0  L,  saw-mill 

Terry  0  L  &  Co,  grist-mill 

Tucker  Amasa,  pies  Fairview. Co-opera- 
tive M  I 

Westwood  Richard,  notary  public  and 
mail  carrier 

Westwood  R  W,  attorney-at-law 

Wilson  Lycurgus,  postmaster  and  tele- 
graph office 


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Mtreet, ».  F.    Wanon  Stock.  Cablu«t  Woods,  etc 


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FARMINGTON. 

Davts  CotTNTY.  A  post-office;  on  Utah 
Central  11  R,  22  miles  from  Ogden 
and  15  miles  from  Salt  Lake  City. 
Population  1,075. 

Barton  Joseph,  county  clerk  and  sur- 
veyor 

Claric  T  B,  wood  and  coal 

Cla^on  Geo,  wagnninaker 

Coombs  F,  Bupt  F  C  M  I  Store  and  Ho- 
tel 

Coombs,  Wood  &  Mayiield,  grist-mill 

Cotterell  \V,  carpenter 

Earl  J,  blacksmith 

Haight  H  V,  constable 

Hinman  M  L,  carpenter 

Hunt  Thomas,  liquors 

Jones  John,  carpenter 

Loynd  Janr.es,  justice  of  the  peace 

MayKold  \V  O,  dealer  in  grain  and  ilour 

Palmer  Geo,  tailor 

Uobinson  J  E,  county  recorder 

Robinson  0  L,  coroner 

Smith  Jesse  W,  sheriff 

Smith  J  T,  county  prosecuting  attorney 

Southworth  Hy,  miller 

Southworth  John,  miller 

Steed  Hy  &  Co,  g  ist-mill 

WALKER   WALTER,    drugs,  sta- 

tiont-ry  and  ;:vn  mdsu  and  postmaster 
Wood  J ,  general  niei  chandiae 

FAYETTE. 

San  Pete  County.  A  post-office;  2.3 
miles  southwest  of  Miiiiti,  and  15G 
miles  southwest  of  Salt  Lake  City. 
Population  130. 

Bartholomew  J,  carpenter 

Bowen  Wm  Sr,  car|jenter 

Co-operative  Store,  general  merchandise 

Dack  P,  general  mercli.audiso 

Jamei  J,  stone  masju 

Lewis  E,  miner 

Mellor  J  Jr,  sheep  r;iiser 

Mellor  W  C,  sheep  raiser 

Metcalf  J  G,  fluur-inill 

Palmer  L  M,  physician 

Swain  J,  general  agt 


PERRONS  CITY. 

Emery  County.    A  post-office. 

Hanson  Peter,  mason 

Henderson  Andrew  H,  c.iuliietmaker 

Holerd  Michael  W,  general  mdse 

Horner  Ephriam,  blacksmith 

Horsly  John  P,  mason 

Jackson  William,  carpenter  and  joiner 

Kildpack  John  David,  general  muse 

Lowry  Daniel  A,  bootmaker 


Richards  William,  mason 

Robbins  James,  euncral  merchandise 

TAYLOR  WILLIAM,  postmaster 


FILLMORE. 

Millard  County.  A  poat-office;  is 
the  county  seat  of  Millurd  County, 
109  miles  from  Salt  Lake  City  and  88 
miles  by  stage  from  York.  It  was  at 
one  time,  in  the  early  lii^tory  of  the 
Territory,  the  Territorial  capital.  Its 
population  is  placed  at  1,200. 

Anderson  C,  county  clerk,  recorder  and 
city  recorder,  and  justice  of  peace 

Anderson  L,  boots  and  shoes 

Beestou  Wm,  county  treasurer 

Bishop  W,  blacksmith 

Callister  T  C,  siipt  of  schools 

CALLISTER  T  &  CO.   ilourin:;-milIs 

Co-o|)erivtive  Store,  general  moroiiandise 

Da  'j  &  Deardon,  saw-mill 

Free  Traders'  Union,  eoa  mdso 

Henry  Andrew,  druggist 

Huntsman  G,  generiu  merchandise 

.rackson  .T,  bluckaniith 

Kolley  John,  postiittister 

McBiideR  A,  sheriff 

M«lville  &  Dame,  meat  m.arket 

Melville  J  A,  justico  of  pcar'o 

O  K  (irain  ami  Flour  Co,  grain  and  flour 

PowellJohn,  fuini'ure 

KobisouBH,  prosecuting  attorney  and 
in.nyor 

Robiaou  J  V,  probate  find  county  judge 

llorif  IT,  sadilKry  and  harness 

Smith  J  D,  as3e:s3or  and  collector 

Stokes  W,  nursery 


FOUNTAIN  GREEN. 

San  Pete  County.     A  jiost-offijc,  2G 
miles  northwcat  of  Manti. 

Anderson  Rasmna,  wool 

Anderaon  U  P  E,  hootmnker 

Dougall  &  Sorensen  (H  M  Dougall  and 

O  Sorenson),  llour-milla 
Eiisler  Sorensen  L,  machinist 
Hansen  H  C,  tinsmith 
Llewellyn  R  R,  poatmaster  and  notary 

public 
Neilson  S  R,  blacksmith  ' 
Olson  O,  carpenter 
Peterson  C,  carpeiiier 
Provstgaard  N  .lisupt  Co-operative  Store 
Provstgaard  Mrs  H,  millinery  and  fancy 


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FREMONT. 

Pi  Ute  Coumtv.    A  post-office. 

ALLBED  A  J>  postmaator 
Freilrickson  £,  bootmnker 

FREMONT    CO-OPERATIVE  IN 

STITUTION.  A  J  Ailred  proprietor 
Morrell  Win,  blauksmitli 
Morrill  W  W  &  Son,  saw-mill 
Taylor  Wm,  wheel wiight 


FRISCO. 

Bkaver  County.  A  post-office;  tho 
terminus  of  the  Utah  Central  R.  IJ., 
38  miles  from  Juab.    Populutijn  7tiO. 

Andersen  &  Denny,  attys-at-law 
Anderson  U  S,  attorncy-at-iaw 
Bigelow  C  D,  pros  Frisco  M  &  .S  Co 
Bigelow  H  M,  vio--pres  Frisco  M  &  S  Co 
Boatright  &  Sacket,  livery 
Baatright  \V,  blacksinitli 
Bucttner  E,  civil  engineer  and  U  S  dep- 
uty mineral  surveyor 
Burke  &  Simpson,  druggists 
Clark  J,  saloon 


Dennv  Presley,  nttorney-at-law 

Douglas  Geo  C,  physician 

Fiisco  Milling  and  Smelting  Co,  Benja- 
min Hampton  sec 

Godbe  W  S,  treas  Frisco  M  k  S  Co 

Hampton  Benjamin,  sec  Frisco  M  &  S  Co 

Uaynes  &  Sons,  boiler  and  iron  works 

Home  Silver  Mining  Co 

Hopkins  C  R,  postniasitor 

.Tames  &  Angel,  butchers 

Kelley  k  (  o,  saloon 

KING  CHAS  S  &  CD.  publishers 
•'Southern  Utah  Times" 

Lindsay  J  R,  saloou 

Lochrie  P,  attorney-at-la\v 

LOVETT  &  GO.  general  motchandiso 

Miilloy  P  H,  saloon 

Orr  &  Grace,  blacksmiths 

Rohnstrnm  John,  tailor 

Ryan  &  Fitzgerald,  saloon 

Saviour  &  Co,  saloon 

Schmidt  J  A,  liquors 

Schwarts  1*,  pen  mflse 

"SOUTHERN  UTAH  TIMES,"  Chas 

S  Kiiiu  &  Co,  p  iblishors 
Staples  J  R,  furniture  and  undertaker 
'I'ravers  J  B,  hotel 


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The  Southern  Utah  Times  is  tlic  recognized  Mining  Journal  uf  Ccntrr.1  and 

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GARDEN  CITY. 

Rich  Countv.  A  post-ofRco. 

ALLBEP  BYRON  H.  postmaster  and 

agricultural  implements 
Cook  Phineas  W,  flonr-niill 
Cook  Roselia,  school  teacher 

GLENDALE. 

Kane  Cou ^i'Y.    A  post-office.  2 JJ  miles 
north  of  OrJervide;  population  ISO. 

Black  Wm  iV,  Hoiuing-mill 
Cutler  R  J  &  Son,  woolgrowers 
FOOTE  WARREN,  P  stmaster 
Glendale  Cooperative,  R  J  Cutler  supt, 

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Orderville  Woolen  Factory,  H  O  Spen- 
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GLENWOOD. 

SEVfER  County.  A  post-oHice,  5  miles 
east  of  Riehtiuld;  poimlatiou  350. 

Buchanan  A  W,  poundmaster 

Ulenwood  Co-operative  Institution,  gen- 
eral mcrchandiso 

Niirfonl  A,  blacksmith 

FIERCE  ISAAC  W.  postmaster  and 
justice  of  the  pence 

Richnabor  Rudilph,  hoots  and  shoes 

Sampson  Wm,  stock  dealer 

Sliaw  A,  groceries 

'rhornton  Horace,  miller 

Wall  Joseph,  miller 


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southwest  of  Frovo  City  and  6  miles 
by  stage  southwest  of  Santaquin. 

Borup  C,  blacksmith 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Edwards  E,  justice  of  the  peace 

Gourley  P,  carpenter 

Jenkins  J  H,  nursery 

•TOHNSON  J  B.  postmaster 

Morgan  J,  hotel 

Okleoeiy  P,  carpenter  and  butcher 

Page  W  H,  constable 

Price  ft  Rouse,  flonring-mill 

Price  W,  supt  Co-operative  Store 

Rouse' J,  freighter 

Rudsta  0  H,  tailor 

Taylor  Mrs  L,  millinery 

Taylor  Z  S,  school  teacher 

White  J  W,  blacksmith 


GRANITE  CITY. 

Salt  Lake  County.    A  post-office,  18 
miles  southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

BALLOW  R  E>  gen  mdse,  saloon  and 

livery  and  feed 
Dodge  F  M,  hotel 
Gol<£n  Brig,  agt  D  ft  R  O  R  R 
Knighton  D,  wagonmaker 
Nicol  David,  barber 
Otman  B  F,  blacksmith 


GRANTSVILLE. 

Tooele  Countt.  '  post-office,  12  miles 
northwest  ui  Tooele  City,  the  county 
seat,  and  18  miles  southwest  of  Salt 
Lake  City;  population  1,020. 

Anderson  J,  blacksmith 
Anderson  John,  gunsmith 
Bolinder  J,  blacksmith 
Burmester  Theo,  attomey-at-law 
CLARKE  J  B>   county  supt  district 

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CLABX  L  A»  postmaster 
Cooke  C  M,  bootmaker 
Durfu  M,  builder 
Fawson  A,  butcher 

ORANTSYILLE  CO-OPERATIVE 
IHSTITUTION,  W  C  Rydalch  su- 
perintendent 

Green  W  H,  bootmaker 

Jefferies  Wm,  mayor 

Johnson  C,  builder 

Johnson  ft  Johnson,  carpenters  and 
builders 

Judd  W  R,  assessor  and  collector 

Kimball  H  P  &  Son,  gen  mdse 

Lee  Williams,  tinsmith 

Lind  J  P,  cabinetmaker 

Lynn  John,  cabinetmaker 

Olsen  C  W,  blacksmith 

Ratcliffe  James,  blacksmith 

Rich  J  T,  stock  dealer 


RYDALCH  W  C>  president  Grants- 
ville  Co-operative  and  stock  dealer 

SjholmP,  bootmaker 

Williams  Thomas,  notary  public 

Wooley  S  W,  stock  dealer  and  justice 
of  peace 

Wor^hington  S  R,  stock  dealer 

Wratheall  Jas,  stock  dealer 


GRASS  GREEK. 

Summit     Coumtt.      Post-office    Echo 
City. 

BECKWITH    &  LANDER,  general 
merchandise 


GREENVILLE. 

Beaver  County.     A  post-office,  5  miles 
southwest  of  Beaver  City. 

Arthur  Benjamin  A,  school  teacher 
Barton  Wm,  flour-mill 
Edwards  Wm,  blacksmith 
MILLER  DAVID,   general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


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GROUSE  CREEK. 

Box  Elder  County.    A  post-office. 

Fletcher  Seth,  horse  raiser 
KIMBALL  I H,  postmaster 
Parsons  ft  Eagar,  sheep  raisers 


GUNNISON. 

San  Pete  County.  A  po^t-office,  17 
miles  southwest  of  Manti,  county 
seat,  and  150  miles  from  Salt  Lake 
City.    Population  550. 

OTJNHISOir  CO-OPERATIVE  MER- 
CANTILE STORE,  general  mer- 
chandise, F  Lucheysen  superintendent 

Knighton  John,  gen  mdse  and  boot- 
maker 

Larrson  John,  carpenter  and  painter 

Lucheysen  F,  hides,  pelts,  etc 

Peterson  Peter,  carpenter  and  painter 

Robbins  James,  hot(;l 

Swalberg  Carl,  blacksmith  • 

Tollestrap  N  C,  mason  and  stonecutter 


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HAMBLIN. 

Washington  County.     A   post-office. 

Canfield  D  ft  Sons,  farraers 
Canfield  E  T,  postmaster 
Hatt  George,  farmer 
Lamb  Brothers,  farmers 
Truman  Michael,  farmer 
Westover  C,  farmer 


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HARMONY. 

Kane  County.    See  New  Harmony. 


HARRISVILLE. 

Weber  County.    A  post-office,  4  miles 
from  Ogden. 

Brown  K  D,  postmaster  and  carpenter 

Burnett  David,  saloon 

Chase  Dudley,  farmer  and  coal  dealer 

Harris  Martin  H,  gen  mdse 

Rawson  D  B,  blacksmith 

SAWSON  W  C>  gener^  merchandise 


HEBER. 

Wasatch  County.  A  post-office;  the 
county  seat,  40  miles  southeast  of 
Salt  Lake  City,  on  the  Provo  River, 
between  Provo  and  Park  City.  It  is 
located  in  a  rich  agricultural  region, 
where  the  fruits,  vegetables  and  grain 
yield  abundantly.    Population  1,500. 

Alexander  A  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

Alexander  H  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Anderson  A,  blacksmith 

Bell  W,  furniture 

Biglow  Daniel,  justice  of  the  peace 

Bryan  Miss,  millinery 

Buys  Wm,  surveyor  and  district  atty 

Cluff  Benj,  carpenter 

Cole  W,  blacksmith 

DTJNCAN  Ji  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Earl  EC,  hardware  and  tin 
Foreman  ft  Crook,  lumber 
Foatie  A,  contractor 
GefT  M,  general  merchandise 
Giles  G,  blacksmith 
Giles  Thomas  H,  probtte  judge 
Goodwin  Joseph,  meat  market 
Hatch  A,  flour-mill 
Hatch  Abram  C,  justi^  of  the  peace 
HATCH  A  &  00  (A  a-id  Joseph  Hatch), 

general  merchandise 
Jem  Mark,  general  merchandise 
Jones  Richard,  sheriff 
Kirby  k  Son,  painters 
McMilin  Wm,  blacksmith 
McMullen  A  E,  saw-mill 
McMullen  D,  blacksmith 

McMULUN  HENJElf.  hotel 

Norstrom  J,  harness  and  saddles 
Rasband  Thomas,  coroner 
Sharp  — ,  dentist 

Shelton  Charles,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 
Snyder  F  A,  livery  stables 
Turner  John,  saw-mill 
Wilt  J  W,  lumber 
Wing  Samuel  J,  snpt  of  schools 
Wright  W,  justice  of  the  peace 
Wootton   A,    county   supt    of  schools 


HEBRON. 

Washington  County.  A  post-office. 
58  miles  northwest  of  St.  George, 
the  county  seat,  and  307  miles  south- 
west of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Co-Operative  Store,  gen  mdse,  Thomas 
Terry  supt 

Huntsman  O  W,  postmaster 

Lamb  Brothers,  carpenters 

Bobbins  D  C,  carpenter 

Rulsopher  John,  dairyman 

Terry  Thomas  S,  supt  Co-Operative 
Store 

TYLER  D  M>  justice  of  the  peace, 
telegraph  operator  and  general  mer- 
chandise 


HENEFER. 

Summit  County.    A  post-office. 

Bond  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Henefer  James,  blacksmith 
Hill  John,  carpenter  and  builder 
Jones  Robert  A,  carpenter 
Paskett  James,  green  grocer 
PASKETT  JOHN,  postmaster 
Prestram  Geo,  general  merchandise 
Roberts  Geo,  blacksmith 
Stephens  Thomas  H,  butcher 


HILLSDALE. 

Iron  County.    A  post-office. 
Johnson  Jas  F,  blacksmith 
Johnson  S,  justice  of  peace 
Pinney  R  C,  blacksmith  and  carpenter 
WHiLSONBJ,  postmaster 
Willson  &  Sons,  millwrights,  carpenters 
and  lumber 


HOOPER. 

Weber  County.  A  post-office,  10  miles 
southwest  of  Ogden  City.  Popula- 
ti«n  961. 

AraveNelsen,  builder 

Cottle  George,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

MAmNING  H  W.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


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HUNTINGTON. 

Emeiy  County.    A  post-office. 

Cordingly  Wm,  painter 
Howara  Wm,  blacksmith 
Huntington  Co-operative  Store 
JOUNm)lf  M  JL  stationery  and  news 

dealer 
Johnson  Peter,  carpenter 
Woodward  James,  cooper 


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HUNTSVILLE. 


Weber  Cooktv. 
east  of  Ogden. 


A  post-office,  12  miles 
Vuijulation  950. 


Anderson  P  C,  wagonmaker 

Frandsen  Jens,  Idncksinitb 

HALLS    WM   &    GEO.    dairymen. 

clieese-makers   and   stockmen;   po^st- 

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Haipmond  F  A,  grain  dealer  and  stock 

raiser 
Hendrickson  Jens,  procer 
NEILSON  L  M>  tinsmith  and  general 

merciiandisj 
Peterson  Christian,  gen  mdso 
Peterson  Lars,  postmaster 
Peterson  Peter,  geii  mdse 
Peterson  Soren,  gen  mdso 
\Vri};ht  Chas,  scliool  and  music  tcaclier 
Yeamans  Tbos,  saw -mill 


HYDE  PARK. 

Cache  County.  A  post-office,  on  Utah 
and  Norlheru  Railway,  ti^  'liles  from 
Ogdcn.     ropulution  400. 

CO-OPERATIVE   MERCANTILE 

STOREr  \Vin  M  D.iuod  mauager, 
gener.'il  mercliaiidise 

DAINES  WM  M>  manager  Co-opera- 
tive .Store 

Hyde  Mrs  A  G,  postmistress 


HYRUM. 

Cache  County.     A  post-office,  8  miles 
south  of  L  >gan. 

Allen  6ro<,  (;eneral  merchanrlise 
LilienonistO  X,  pres  United  Order 
TJNIT!B0  order.  J    Unswo-th  sec- 
retary  niid    Rupjrintaiident,     general 
merchnndise.  saw  and  shingle  mills, 
planing  mills,  sash,  doors  and  bliuds, 
furniture  and  luiiibor 
UNSWORTH  J.  secretary  and  super- 
intendent Uuited  Order 


INVERURY. 


Sevier  County.  A  post-office,  C  miles 
south  of  KiclilielJ. 

Gray  Samncl  W,  weaver 

Greenwood  B  U,  bishop 

Greenwood  AVm,  contractor  on  railroads 

Hawley  Asa,  contractor 

Hooten  Joseph  It,  justice  of  peace 

Rose  Oscar,  constable 

Stewart  James  \V,  contractor  on  rail- 
roads 

STEWART  W  A,  stationer  and  post- 
master 


JOHNSON. 

Kane  Cocmiy.    A  post-office. 

JOHNSON  JOEL  H,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Johnson  W  D,  general  merchandise 


JOSEPH. 

Sevier  County.  A  post-office;  14  miles 
southwest  of  Richfield  and  6  milts 
southwest  of  Monroe. 

Butler  J  L,  sheepraiser  and  woolgrower 

Carter  S  1(,  blacksmith 

Joseph  Co-operative  M  &  M  Associa- 
tion, G  A  Murdock  supt,  gen  mdse 

MURDOCK  0  A.  superintendent 
Joseph  Co-operative  M  &  M  Associa- 
tion 

Ross  T  &  J  A,  general  merchandise 


JUAB. 

Juab  County.    A  post-office;  on  Utah 
Central  Railway,  14'i  mileit  from  0^' 


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105  miles  from 
lion  100. 

Caine  A  W,  R  R  agt 

Lsvan  Branch  Co-operative,  general 
merchandise,  £  Taylor  supt 

Taylor  E,  butcher  aud  supt  Levau  Co- 
operative 

Witbeck  J,  hotel  and  stable 


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Pi  Ute  County.    A  post-office. 

Allen  R  A,   county  assessor  and 

lector 
Baler  John  S,  sheriff 
Bolton  C  E,  county  clerk  and  recorder 
M  rrill  John,  postmaster 
Morrill  Laban,  county  treasurer 
MORRILL  &  SON.  general  m<Uc 
Whittaker  James  S,  general  merchaadiso 

and  liquors 
Wiley  James,  justice  of  p.   so 


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SuMxirr  County.  A  post-office;  43  miles 
southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Burbidge  J  R,  carpenter 
Kamas  C/O-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
liambert  J  G,  blacksmith 
LEONARD  0  B.  pos:  master  and  dry 

goods,  groceries,  etc 
Leonard  W  F,  book  agent  and  noveltiei  I 
Pack  VV  E,  blacksmith 
Pock  J  &.  Sons,  cheese  manufacturer!    i 


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8wif fc  JtJ>,  saw-mill 
Thayae  J  J,  saw'inill 
Turner  ft  Co,  saw-mill 
Williams  Samael  ft  Son,  nhingle  mfrs 
Woolstenhulme  Jas,  general  merchan- 
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KANAB. 

Kane  Coukty.    A  post-office. 
Johnson  Nephi,  general  merchandise 
Kanab  Co-operative  Mercantile  &  Man- 
nfacturing  Association,  g«.neral  mdse 
YOtilfQ  BXi  postmaster 

KANARRAVILLE. 

Kanb  Countt.  a  post-office;  23  miles 
north  of  Toquerville. 

Berry  W  S,  pres  Co-operative  sheepherd 

P«)llock  S,  justice  of  peace  and  black- 
smith 

BOUNDT  W  W,  Bee  Kanarra  Co- 
operative Store  and  postmaster 

KANOSH. 

MiLLABD  County.  A  post-office;  15 
miles  south  of  Fillmore  City. 

Bement  ft  Roberts,  lumber 

Oharlsworth  John,  saloon 

Crane  Charles,  woolgrower  and  stock- 
dealer 

Crane  Georee,  painter 

GREENER  THOMAS  B.  postmaster 

Halsey  W  A,  saddlery  and  harness 

Hunter  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Kauosh  Co-operative,  general  merchan- 
dise, H  Anderson  supt 

Kanoah  Sheep  Herd,  Hans  Christensen 
siipt 

MilU  Wm,  contractor 

Nadanld  Albert,  furniture 

Paxton  A,  stock  dealer 

Penney  Wm,  architect  and  builder 

Ramsay  John,  physician 

Itobinson  Peter,  cooper 

Ross  J  A,  stock  raiser 

KA^SVILLE. 

DAvia  CoDNTT.  A  post-office,  on  th% 
Utah  Central  R.  R.,  10  miles  from 
Ogden  and  21  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 
Population  1,187. 

Alder  Alfred,  blacksmith 
Barton  Joseph,  county  clerk 
Bme  William,  bootmaker 
Kaysville  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Major  Wm  D,  donr-mil! 
STEWART  ft  TIHGEY.  general  mer- 
chandise 


STEWART  HYRUM.  postmaster 
otewart  Wm,  shoemaker 
Weiiiel  John,  flouriug-mills 
Wi.liams  E  A,  general  merchandise 


KELTON. 


Box  Elder  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.,  92  miles  northwest  of 
Ogden.  Stage  lines  leadiiij;  to  points 
in  Idaho,  Oregon  and  Washington 
Territory  connect  with  overland 
trains  .at  this  place.  It  is  the  ship- 
ping-point for  Idaho  and  Wood  River. 
Population  £00. 

Andrews  ft  Bushinger  (A  B  Andrews 

and  John  Bushinger),  proprs  Keltou 

House 

BALDWIN  G  H.  chop  house 
Beaard  Louis,  harnessmaker 
Chaplon  James,  saloon 
Conant  Bros  (E  and  H  Conant),  general 

merchandise 
Conant  E  and  H,  proprs  Depot  Hotel 
Conant  Henry,  postmaster 
Depot  Hotol,  E  and  H  Conant  propr 
Donelin  L  M, mgr  W  U  and  R  R  Tel  Co 
Hagar  Fred,  saloon 
Holt  Samuel,  agt  Bain  Wajion 
Howell  Reeso,  general  raurchandise 
Kelton  House,  Andrews  ft  Bushinger 

proprs 
Lewis  Jacob,  general  merchandise 
Loverin  J  W,  hay  vard  and  feed  stable 
Mallory  B  M,  a!?t  W^  F  ft  Co  and  U  I 

and  C  Sta^e  Line  and  druggist 
McLaren  ft  Young  (D  McLaren  and  J 

W  Young),  blacksmiths 
Mercer  ft  Pearce  (T  C  Mercer  and  H  W 

Pearce),  saloon  and  hay  yard 
Moberry  Wm,  agt  C  P  R  R 
MOORE  J  M.  barber 
Reinhurt  J,  general  merchandise 
Itichling  L  V,  harness  and  bjotmaker 
Toyer  C  W,  saloon 
Young  ft  Ooss  (J  W  Young  and  W  E 

Goss),  Gem  Saloon 

KINGSTON. 

Pi  Ute  County.    A  post-office. 

DeSands  II  E,  carpenter  and  builder 

Korristen  R,  gardener 

King  C,  farmer 

King  J  R,  stock  raiser 

King  T  E,  surveyor  and  millwright  and 

postmaster 
King  V,  school  teacher 
KingWm,  gen  mdse  and  mfr  woolen 

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Knight  J  V,  sheep  raiser 


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Morrill  H,  tannery 

Peterson  A,  hamessmaker 

Smith  Thomas,  dentist 

Syrett  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Syrett  Fred,  miller 

Syrett  B,  bootmaker 

Warner  M  W,  blacksmith 

Whittaker  James,  general  merchandise 

Wiley  James,  justice  of  peace 


KOOSHAREM. 

Sevtbr  County.    A  pout-office. 

Anderson  J  C,  (general  merchandise 

Carlson  Andrew,  blacksmith 

Hatch  Wm,  general  merchandise 

Jorgensen  J  G,  cooper 

Linvik  N,  bootmaker 

Long  L  G,   deputy  county  clerk,  land 

agt,  collector  and  agent  for  novelties, 

books  and  stationery 
Martinson  P,  carpenter 
Niswanger  Wm,   dairyman  and  stock 

raiser 
Olson  H  J,  bootmaker 
Peterson  F  P,  justice  of  peace 
Skoagard  N  C,  carpenter 
Wright  J  H,  dairyman 


LAKE  POINT. 

TooKLE  CouNTT.     A  post-office,  1 1  miles 
northeast  of  Tooele. 

Chapman  Wm,  saloon 
JACOBS  F  D>  flour-mill 
Moss  W  F,  general  merchandise 


LEAMINGTON. 

Millard  County.  A  post-office,  on 
Utah  Central  R.  R.  167-  miles  from 
Opden  and  130  miles  from  Salt  Lake 
City. 

MOBRISON  OEOBOE,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmr^ter 


LEEDS. 

Washinoton  County.    See  Sil  ver  Reef. 


LEHI  CITY. 

Utah  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utrh  Central  R.  R.,  68  miles  from 
Ogden  and  31  miles  from  S»lt  Lake. 

Cutler  Thomas  R,  supt  People's  Co-op- 
erativia  Institution  and  notary  public 
Darton  Joseph  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
EYAHS  DAVID,  postmaster 
Evans  E,  agent  U  C  R  R  and  telegraph 
operator 


Hart  John,  physioan 

Harwood  Jas  &  Son,  harness  and  saddles 

Lantenseck  Peter,  buildor 

PEOPLES'  COOPERATIVE INSTI. 

TTJTION,  T  P  Cutler  manager 
Southwick  Edward,  bootmaker 
Thurman  Samuel  R,  attorney-at-law 
Woodhouse  A,  gen  mdse 


LEVAN. 

Juab  County.  A  post-office,  107  miles 
southwest  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Aagaard  N,  stock  raiser 

Bosh  I,  stock  raiser 

Christensen  C,  tinsmith 

Co-operative  Mercantile  Institution,  £ 
Taylor  supt,  gen  mdse 

Edward  C,  stock  raiser 

Hendrickson  A,  salt  mfr 

Jacobson  J,  weaver 

Jacobson  M,  daii^>an 

Jensen  Carl,  blacksmith 

Jensen  C,  carpenter 

Jorgensen  C  L,  furniture 

Kofod  Hans,  carpenter 

Neilsen  C  C,  shoemaker 

Ollorton  Seth,  weaver 

Peterson  Erick,  turner 

Peterson  F  A,  machinist 

Peterson  P  C,  wagonmaker 

SHEPHERD  J  W)  notions  and  post- 
master 

Taylor  E,  stock  raiser  and  supt  Co- 
operative Institution 

Taylor  M,  stock  raiser 

Thygersen  P,  gen  mdse 


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LITTLETON. 

MoRQAN  Count?.  A  post-office. 

Criddle  Geo,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
builder 

Giles  John  H,  farmer,  carpenter  and 
wagonmaker 

Giles  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Handson  ft  Madsen,  saw  and  shingle- 
mill 

Hansen  Christian,  millwright  and  car- 
penter 

Hansen  N*  0,  carpenter 

Johnson  Andrew,  cabinetmaker 

LITTLE  J  Ci  postmaster,  farmer  and 
attorney 

Parkinson  Mrs,  gen  mdse 

Smith  Wm  G,  probate  and  county  judge 

Thompson  W  P,  painter 

Tucker  Charles,  saw-mill 

Whitear  Eli,  gen  mdse 


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FredencksoQ  E,  bootmaker 
Morrell  Wm  W  &  S  W,  saw-mill 
Stoddard  R  J,  saw-mill 
Taylor  Wm,  carpenter 

LOGAN. 

Cache  County.  A  post-office.  Is  the 
county  seat  of  Cache  County,  58  miles 
from  Ogden,  on  the  line  of  the  Utah 
and  Northern  B.  R.;  has  a  population 
of  4,000.  Situated  on  the  east  side  of 
the  valley,  in  one  of  the  most  delight- 
ful spots  in  that  section,  and  com- 
mands an  extensive  view.  With  its 
beautiful  homes,  its  delightful  climate 
and  fertile  soil,  and  its  superior  facili- 
ties for  transportation,  it  is  at  once 
made  an  attractive  place.  Bear  River 
is  a  beautiful  stream,  from  which 
great  numbers  of  the  finny  tribe  aro 
annually  taken,  while  the  monntains 
afford  excellent  sport  tor  shooting. 

Adams  Jame.    supt  water  works 

Allen  A  A,  sei  etman  of  Hyrum 

Ash  John,  gnu  und  locksmith 

Ballif  S  F  (S  F  Ballif  &  Co) 

Ballif  S  F  &  Co  (S  F  Ballif  and  John  T 

Caine  Jr),  groceries 
Ballif  S  L,  county  treasurer 

BARBER  GEORGE  ANB  ALONZO 

G  (George  Barber  k  Sou),  Main 

BARBER  GEORGE  &  SON  (George 

and  Alonzo  G  Barber),  wagons  and 

machinery.  Main 
Bassett  Wm  E,  city  recorder 
Bearby  Mrs  J,  physician 
Behle  W  H,  physician 
Bench  John,  painter 
Benson  Geo  T,  assessor  and  collector 
Blanchard  J  R,  Logan  House 
Bowring  H  E,  harness  and  saddles 
Brown  Mrs  J  H,  boarding-house 
BROWN  J  H  Jr  (J  H  Brown  &  Son), 

2d 
BROWN  J  H  &  SON.  steam  marble 

works,  2d 
BUBER  WILLIAM,  watchmaker  and 

silverplater,  3d 
BURTON  WILLIAM  G.  bakery,  U 
CAGHB  VALLEY  HOUSE,  Paul  Car- 
don  proprietor,  3d 
Caine  John  T  Jr  (S  F  Ballif  k  Co)  and 

supt  public  instruction 
Ganipbell  &  Morrell  (R  S  Campbell  and 

Joseph   Morrell),    boots,    shoes   and 

gents'  furnishing,  goods 
Campbell  R  S  (Campbell  &  Morrell)  and 

mayor 
Gannon  Carl  T,  tailor 
Card  C  W  and  0  O  (Central  Mill  Co) 


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CARDON  PATTL.  proprietor  Cache 
Valley  House,  3d 

GARDON  T  B  (Cardon  &  Thatcher), 
Main 

Cardon  T  B,  photographer  and  notions 

CARDON  &  THATOSER  (T  B  Car- 
don and  A  D  Thatcher),  watchmakers 
and  jewelers,  Main 

Central  Mill  Co  (W  B  Preston,  C  W 
and  0  O  Card  and  Wm  D  Hendricks) 

Clements  S  W,  blacksmith 

Crockett  W  A,  bill  poster 

Croft  Robert,  master  mechanic 

Crookston  N  W,  sheriff 

CUMMINGS  B  F,  editor  "Utah  Jour- 
nal," Main 

Curtis  E  M,  chief  fire  department 

CURTIS  EDWIN  M.  stoves  and  tin- 
ware. Main 

Davis  A  0,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 

Demers  Mrs  J  E,  ladies'  furnishing 
goiids 

Doddridge  W  B,  supt  U  A;  N  R  R 

Earl  Jacob,  restaurant 

Edson  J  A,  train  dispatcher 

EDWARDS  MRS  A.   millinery 

fancy  goods,  3d 
Edwards  H,  groceries 
Fames  Ebenczer,  meat  market 
FARNES    E  (Fames  &    Thain), 

South 

Fames  Matthew  H,  stoves  and  tinware 
FARNES  &  THAIN  (E  Fames  and  J 

T  Thain),  meat  market,  1st  South 
FARR     AARON,     manager     Logan 

Branch  Z  C  M  I,  cor  Main  and  3d 
Fonuesbeck  Christian,  bootmaker 

4TH  WARD  CO-OPERATIVE  IN- 
STITUTION, C  B  Robbins  manager. 
Main 

FRAIJK  CHARLES,  banker  and  com- 
mercial attorney.  Main 

Gale  Mrs  Mary,  dyeing  and  cleaning 
works 

Garden  k  Thatcher,  furniture,  and 
watches  and  jewelry 

GARFF  C  (Lundberg  &  Garff),  Main 

Goddard  Joseph,  sec  U  O  Foundry,  Ma- 
chine and  W  agon  Manufacturing  Co 

Goodwin  Bros  (Wm,  Fred,  Chas,  George 
and  James  Goodwin),  gen  mdse  and 
dealers  in  live  stock 

GREAVES  JOHN  C  (Greaves  &  Nel- 
son), Depot 

GREAVim    &  NELSON   (John  C 

Greaves  and  T  W  R  Nelson),  general 

merchandise.  Depot 
Groesbeck  J  B  ( J  D  Groesbeck  &  Co) 
Groesbeck  J  D  ( J  D  Groesbeck  k  Co) 
Groesbeck  J  D  ft  Co  (J  D  and  J  BGroes- 

beck  and  A  M  Montierth),  draggists 
Hammond  J  J,  books  and  stationery 
Hammond  James  T,  clerk  of  county 

court  and  recorder 


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Hammond  M  D,  probate  judge 
Hanson  Edward,  county  Burvc    ir 
Hanson  Olof,  tailor 
Hatch  H  £,  agt  U  &  M  Ily  and  express 

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Hayball  George  S,  general  merchandise 
Hendricks  &  llicks  (Wm  D  Hendricks 

and  T  E  Rickn),  Deseret  Mills 
Hendiicka  Wm  D  (Hendricks  &  Ricks) 
IIvm"rs  George,  city  treasurer 
JACOBSEN  F  &  I  (F  Jacobsen  &  Son), 

Main 
JACOBSEN  F  &  SON  (F  and  I  Ja- 

cobsen),  blacksmiths,  Main 
Jnmes  David,  pumps 
James  Mrs  Enieline,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods 
JTJPFFfcSElT  N  Fi  general  merchandise, 

Main 
Jenkins  David,  gener.il  merchandise 
Jenkinson  Noah,  furniture 
Johnson  Carl  C,  music  store 
Kirkham  R,  photographer 
Knowles  Mrs  Betsey,  Railroad  Boarding 

House 
Lamoreaux  D  B,  druggist  and  physician 
Ijamoreanx  Mrs  N  M,  millinery 
Larsen  C,  city  sexton 
Lar^n  Ole  (Larsen &  Petersen) 
Larsen  ft  Petersen  (Ole  Larsen  and  A 

Petersen),  boolmakers 
Larson  Frank,   agt  for  White  Sewing 

Machines 
Leishman  James  A,  justice  of  peace 
Lewis  B  M,  pres  Logan  U  O  Foundry, 

Machine  and  Waiiou  Mfg  Co 
Lewis  David,  photographer 
Lindquist  N  A,  furniture 
lOOAN  BRANCH  Z  C  H  I.  Aaron 

Farr  manager,  cur  Main  and  3d 
Logan  House,  J  R  Blanehaid 

LOOAN    U    0   FOUNDRY.    MA- 
CHINE AND  WAGON  MFG  CO. 

Joseph  Wilson  superiuteudeut,  B  M 

Lewis  president 
LUNDBERG  G  (Lundberg  &  Garff). 

Main 
LUNDBERG  &  GARFF  id  Lundberg 

and  O  Garff),  sash  aud  door  factory, 

Main 
Martineau  James  H,  civil  engineer 
Martiiieau  L  R,  assessor  »nd  collector 
Mattisou  L  B  ( Paine  &  Mattison) 
Maughan  W  W,  prosecuting  attorney 
McAlister  &  Son  (C  H  and  J  A  McAlis- 

ter),  saddles,  harness  and  sewing  ma- 
chines 
McD  Bleecker  Rev  Pierre,  clergyman 

(Episcopal) 
Meley  J  W,  plasterer 
Mernll  Franklin,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co 
Montierth  A  M  (J  D  Groesbeck  &  Co) 
Morebead  P  T,  selectman  of  Smithiield 
Morrell  Jos  (Campbell  &  Morrell) 


NELSON  T  T7  R  (Greaves  &  Nelson), 

Depot 
New  Yoik  Store,  R  M  Wilkinson  mgr, 

dry  goods 
Nibley  Charles  W,  mgr  U  O  Store 
Nielson  Peter  A,  general  merchandise 
Nielsoti  Wm,  ciuars  and  tobacco 
NORCROSS  W  S.  physician,  Main 
Ormsby  0  C  (Ormsby  &  Riter),  physi- 
cian 
Ormsby  &  Riter  (0  C  Ormsby  and  B  F 

Riter,)  druggists 
Paine  k  Mjtttison  (J  E  Paine  aud  L  B 

Mattison),  agts  agricultural  impl'ts 
Paine  J  E  (Paine  &  Mattison) 
Palmer  Mrs  Jane,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Parks  Rev  C  M,  clergyman  (Presbyte- 
rian) 
Parry  Misses  L  &  M,  Parry  Millinery 

Store 
Partin<;toii  Wm  E,  justice  of  peace 
Peacock  Geori^e,  ice  cream  saloon 
Petersen  A  (Larsen  &  Petersen) 
Peterson  P  O,  second-hand  clothing 
Pierce  Elijah  F,  basket  mfr 
Preston  W  B  (Central  Mill  Co) 
Pringle  Robert,  sewing  machine  agt 
READING  WM ,  (Recder  &  Reading), 

Alain 
Ree<l  John  F,  general  mdse 
REEDER     &   READING    (Robert 
Rceder  and  Wm  Reading),  meat  mar- 
k*-t,  Main 
REEDER  ROBERT  (Reeder  &  Read- 
ing), Main 
Rcesj  David,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Kesor  Wm  &  Co,  stoves 
RICKS  BROS  (Hyrum  and  T  E  Ricks), 
grnceries  and  Rnooting-gallery,  Main 
RICKS  HTRUM  (Ricks  Bros),   Main 
Riuks  Joel  Jr,  selectman 
Ricks  Thomas  E  (Hendricks  &  Ricks) 
RICKS  THOMAS  EJR  (Ricks  Bros), 

Main 
Riter  B  F  (Ormsby  &  Riter) 
ROBBINS'C  B,  manager    4th  Ward 

Co-operative  Institution,  Main 
Shirley  Mrs  Margaret  A,   postmistress 
Squires  J   F  &  Co  (J  P  and  Walter 

Squires),  barbers 
Squires  J  F  and  Walter  (J  F  Squires  & 

Co) 
Sweitzer  Jacob,  blacksmith 
Taylor  A  B,  aii-orney 
THAINJOHN  T  (Fames  &  Tham), 

1st  South 
THATCHER  AD  (Cardonft  Thatch- 
er), Main 
Thatcher  George  W  (Thatcher  ftJSons) 
Thatcher  Moses  (Thatcher  ft  Sons) 
Thatcher  ft  Sons  (Moses  and  George  W 

Thatcher),  Union  Flouring  Mills 
Thomas  John,  tailor 


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Toombs  Wm,  roadinaater  U  ft  N  Ry 

Turner  Frederick,  mgr  Zioa's  Board  of 
Trade 

United  Order  Manufactnrine  and  Build- 
ing Co,  Charles  W  Nibley  business 
manager    

"TTTAH  JOURNAL.  "  BF  Cummings 
editor.  Main 

UTAH  JOUBNAL  FRINTINO 
ANB  FUBLISHINO  CO.  publisliers 
••  Utah  Journal  " 


U  O  Foundry,  Machine  and  Wagon  Mfg 
Co,  Joseph  Wilson  mgr 

Wilkinson  R  M,  mgr  New  York  Store 

WILSON  JOSEPH,  superintendent 
Logan  U  0  '"oundry,  Machine  and 
Wagon  Manufacturing  Co,  Main 

Zion's  Board  of  Trade,  Frederick  Tur- 
ner mgr 

Zion's  Co-operative  Mercantile  Institu- 
tion, carpets 


GEO.   BA^RBER  &  SOIST, 

MAIN  STREET,  LOOAN,  UTAH, 

General  Produce  and  Commission  Merchants, 

Buy  and  Sell  Fruit,  Grain  and  Vegetables, 

We  also  liandle  the  Celebrated 

SCMliTTLiB  &  ©@@)Fii  WA^@©)NS 

And  will  keep  on  hand  a  KO"d  supply  of  Wagon  Timber,  Iron  Bolts,  etc. 


WM.  BUDER, 

Watchmaker  i  Jeweler, 

THIRD  STREET, 
Betivcen  Hain  and  Washington, 

LOGAN,  UTAH. 


GOID  AND  SILVER  PLATING 


Done  on  Short  STotlci'. 
Work  Done  Neatlsr  and  Promptly.    All  Work  Guaranteed. 


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CACHE  VALLEY  HOUSE 

Third  Street,  bet.  Main  and  Washiniston,  Logan,  Utah. 

Best  Hotel  North  of  Ogden.  Terms,  $1.50  &  $2.00  per  day. 

Meat  8  and  Beds,  Fifty  Cents  en  eh. 

Good  Table  and  Attentive  Waiters. 

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SILVER  AND  PLATED  WARE. 

OPTICAL  GOODS,  Etc.,  Etc. 


Furnitixre  XJpliolstered, 

Mouldings  and  Frames, 
OIL   P*AIINTI]VOS,     EIVCjUIAVII^OS, 


Etc.,    Etc.,    Etc. 


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Dry  Goods,  GrocerieSj 

BOOTS  and  SHOES,  HATS,  CAPS, 

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MAIN  STREET.  LOGAN.  UTAH. 


PIONEER 

Steam  Marble  Works  of  Utah. 

J.  H.  BROWN  A  SON. 

Stone  and  Marble  Cutters. 

Monumental  Stone  Cutting. 

Cemetery  Work  a  Specialty. 

Dealers  and  Importers  in  Ibrbles. 

Also,  Contrftctorg  and  Builders. 
LOOAN, UTAH 


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Cor.  Main  and  First  Streets, 

LOG^lSr,   XJTA.II. 


Special  Inducements  Oiven  to  Dealers. 


SOLE  AGENTS  IN  UTAH  FOR 

Rubber  Hoofing  and  Slate  Roofing  Paints. 


All  Grades  of  Native  and  Imported  Lumber. 

LA.TH     AJSTD     SHIlSrGLES 


AT  COMPETING  PRICES. 


Planing  in  all  its  Varieties  done  with  Dispatch. 

Parties  Desiring  to  build  will  find  it  to  their 
Advantage  to  Consult 

Correspondence  Solicited.    Estimates  Furnished. 


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THEU.O.  FOUNDRY 

Machine  and  Wagon  Manufacturing  Co., 

LOGAN,  CACHE  CO..  UTAH, 

MANUFACTURE 

Saw  and  Shingle  Mills,  Feed  Cutters,  Horse  Powers,  Wood 
Turning  Latiies,  Brass  and  Iron  Castings,  Etc.,  Etc. 


HORSESHOEING    A    SPECIALTY. 


AGENTS  FOB  THE 

Bain   Wagon*  Oliver   Chilled  and  Molina  Plowa.  Champion 
Mowers  and  Pitt's  Threshera*  etc. 

f  Special  Attention  given  to  Repairs  in  Blacksmith,  Machine  and  Wagon 
Departmenta. 

J08EPH    WILSON,  Manaser. 
B.  M.  LKWlii,  President. 


ImOgan  branch 


IMPORTERS,  JOBBERS,  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

ALL  KINDS  OF  GENERAL  MERCHANDISE ! 


We    are    "  Headquarters "    in   Northern  Utah   and 

Southern  Idaho  on  Grain,  Butter,  Eggs, 

and  General  Produce. 


Prices   Furnished  on  Application. 
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Ik  I S  A  Mi  ^  War!  Co-op., 

Undar  the  nMitkiremont  of  C.  B.  BOBBINS,  who  will  make  It  an  object  for  all  wanting 

Anything  in  tlie  way  of  General  Merdiandise  to  call  on  liim 

AX    tlie    4th    AVard    Oo-op., 

Main  lltr«et.  H»ir  a  blo«k  North  of  K.  C.  M.  1., 

LOGAN, UTAH. 


t/gr  HlKheit  Market  Price  paid  (or  Wool  and  all  kinda  of  Produce. 


TBI  UTAH  JOUBNAL, 

In  publUhed  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  even- 
ing.   The  JOURNAL  i» 

The  Official  Paper  of  Cache  County, 

Representing  thejgeiieral  InterestH  of  the  north- 
ern portion  of  Utah  and  the  adjacent  parts  of 
Idaho  and  Wyomint;.  A  live,  Independpiit,  pro- 
tpressive,  reliable  newspaper,  witli  a  large  and 
daily  Increasing  clrculatinn,  and  the 

licat  Advertising  Hedinm 

<n  the  region. 

Utah  Journal  Printing  and  Publialiing  Co. 
IjOKan  City,  Utah. 


MANTI. 

San  Petb  County.  A  po8t<of{ice; 
the  county  seat;  has  a  population  of 
2,000  aoula.  It  is  1 33  miles  from 
Salt  Lake  City  in  a  southerly  direc- 
tion. The  vast  deposits  of  beautiful 
white  sandHtone  in  the  immediate  vi- 
cinity supply  all  the  demands  for 
building  material  of  that  character,'  of 
which  a  majority  of  the  buildings 
of  the  city  have  been  constructed. 

Anderson  Wm,  blacksmith 

Andreason  M  C,  carpenter  and  builder 

Barton  W  K,  painter 

Braithwaite  R,  boots  and  shoes 

Buchanan  J,  carpenter  and  builder 

Bybee  U  L,  agricultural  implements 

Carlson  C  F,  boots  and  shoes 

Carlson  O  E,  boots  and  shoes 

Christensen  J,  cabinetmaker 

Co-operative  Lumber  Co 

Cramer  C,  cabinetmaker 

Davis  H,  physician 

PolomWH,  architect 

FOX  &  C0>  general  merchandise 

FOX  E  W>  postmaster 

Goldbrausen  Lars,  blacksmith 

Greco  E  S,  tinsmith 

Hall  R,  builder 

Kenner  F  R,  physician 


Kjar  L  0,  harness  and  saddlery 

Ladies'  Co-operative  Store 

Lowery  John,    u.rniture,   hides,   wool, 

etc 
Madsen  Chr,  carpenter  and  builder 
Manti  Co-operi.l'.ve  Association 
Parsons  H,  uarpent(  r  and  builder 
Perry  VV  H,  drujjgist 
Peterson  S  P,  painter 
Snow  Geo,  attorney-at-law 
Snow  W  S,  hotel 
Tuttle  k  Co,  general  merchandise 


MARYSVALE. 

Pi  Utk  Count  r.    A  post-office,  14  miles 
south  of  Monroe,  Sevier  County. 

Harwood,  Winager  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Jones  W  L,  saloon  and  druggist 
LISONBEE  H  D,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Smith  M,  grocer  and  saloon 
Timoney  E  MoB,  grocer  and  saloon 
Woodhouse  C  C,  clothing 


MAYFIELD. 

San  Pete  Couxtf.  A  post-office,  11  |^ 
miles  south  of  Manti.  Population 
340. 

CHRISTIANSEN  JOSEPH,  superin- 
tendent MayHeld  O^-Operative  Mer- 
cantile Institution 
Loveri  Ige  John  T,  8r,ock  raiser 

Madson  Christian,  stock  raiser     

MATFIELD    CO-OPERATIVE 

MERCANTILE  INSTITUTION 
VVhitlock  James  H,  stock  raiser 
Williams  Samuel  M,  postmaster 


MEADOW. 


MnxABD  County.  A  post-office,  8  miles 
south  of  Fillmore  City,  the  county 
seat. 

Greenhalgh  A,  hotel 


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Utah — Meadow-Monroe. 


STOTT  Ef  postmaster 
Stott  W  H,  supt  Co-Operative  Store, 
general  merohandise 

MEADOWVILLE. 

RichCountt.    a  post-office. 
MOFFAT  D>  postmaster 


MENDON. 

Cache  Coumtt.  A  post-office,  situated 
on  the  Utah  and  Northern  Ry,  51  miles 
northwest  of  O^deu.  Population  658. 
The  town  draws  its  support  from  ag- 
riculture, fruit  and  vegetable  grow- 
ing. 

Co-operative  Store 
Danielson  Wm,  blacksmith 
Donaldson  John,  postmaster  " 
OUIiHELL  FRANK,   agent   U  &  N 

Railway 
Paul  Bros,  builders  and  furniture 
Sheldon  John,  blacksmith 


MIDDLETON. 

Washington  County.     Post-office  Sil- 
ver Reef. 

HACDONALD  A  J  ft  SON*  wme  man- 
ufacturers 


MIDWAY. 

Wasatch  County.  A  post-office,  4 
miles  west  of  Heber,  county  seat. 

Alexander  A  J,  saw-mill 

Blood  M,  planing-mill 

Bouner  Geo,  dour-mill 

Epperson  S  H,  hotel 

Huoen  John,  justice  of  the  peace 

Olsen  H,  blacksmith 

Sonderagen  John,  mason  and  plasterer 

Springer  N  C,  notary  public 

VAN  WAQONEN  D.  saw,  flour,  shin- 
gle and  planing-mills,  postmaster  and 
superintendent  Midway  Co-operative 
M  I  Store 

WatkiusJohn,  saw-mill 

Wootton  A,  school  leacher  and  supt 
county  and  district  schools 


MILFORD. 

Beaver  County.  A  post  and 
office,  on  the  Utah  Central 
263  miles  from  Ogden. 

Bailey  J  M,  physician 
Smithson  Mrn  M  P,  hotel 


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MILLVILLE. 

Cache  County.    A  post-office^  4  miles 

south  of  Logan. 
Biglow  J  0,  postmaster 
Jessup  Thomas  &  Bros,  gen  mdse 
TEATES  GEO  ft  Wm,  general  mer- 
chandise 


MINERSVILLE. 

Beaver  County.  A  post-office,  16 
miles  southwest  of  Reaver,  and  17 
miles  south  of  Milford.  Population 
475. 

Barker  W,  hotel  and  baths 

Carter  Luther,  carpenter  and  furniture 

Carter  W  J,  general  merchandise 

Clayton  R,  blacksmith 

Craff  B  L,  blacksmith 

DUFAI^  J  H>  postmaster 

Gilliers  &  Co,  geu  mdse 

Lessing  Louis,  hotel 

Lightner  John  H,  carpenter 

Utah    Co-operative    Association,  J    H 

Dupaix  mgr,  gen  mdse  ard  liquors 
Wooa  Wm,  supt  Co-operative  Store 

MOAB. 

Tmery  County.    A  post-office. 

f  EIRCE  W  A,  postmaster 
Fritchard  Thomas  M,  hay  and  grain 
Vritchett  Wm  D,  merchant 
Shafer  J  U,  stock  dealer 
Stewart  R  U,  gen  mdse 
Taylor  L  S,  stock  dealer 
Taylor  Norman,  grist  and  saw-mill 
Wilson  A  G,  grist  and  saw -mill 


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Jt7AB  County.  A  post-office,  83  miles 
southwest  of  Salt  Lake  City,  and  8 
miles  nortlf  of  Nephi,  county  seat. 

Co-operative  Store,  geu  mdse 

Ellertsen  John,  gen  mdse 

Haws  John,  bishoi) 

JOHNSON  0  W.  seedsman  and  post- 
master 

Newell  Orris,  justice  of  peace 

Newt  )n  Wm,  mgr  Co-operative  Store 

Williams  E  W,  carpenter,  painter,  and 
justice  of  peace 


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Sevier  County.     A  post-office,  1 1  miles 
south  of  Richtield. 

Anderton  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 
Andrasen  O  C,  bootmaker 
Bates  N  J,  musical  instruments 


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Bertleson  ft  Sons,  flouif-mills 

Bowman  J  W,  blacksmith 

Hoops  Benjamin,  barber 

Hunt  Thomas,  saw-mill 

Johnson  M,  attomey-at-law 

Jones  Walter,  general  merchandise 

Larson  E  M,  harness  and  saddlery 

Lungquist  F,  bootmaker 

Madsen  S,  general  merchandise 

HcCAKTHT  J  H>  liquors  and  post- 
master 

Pates  X  J,  musical  instruments 

Powlaon  ft  Co,  furniture 

Sargent  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Simmonsou  S,  hotel  and  farm  imple- 
ments 

Soreenson  R,  tinsmith 

Tuft  H,  hotel 

Warsburn  A,  books  and  stationery 

Z  C  M  I,  general  merchandise 

MONTEZUMA. 

San  Juan  County.    A  post-office. 

Ducket  ft  Co,  mining 
Mitchell  H  L,  Indian  trapper 
Price  J  G,  trader 
Wheeler  Ed,  trader 


MORGAN  CITY. 

MoRUAN  County.  A  post-office  on  the 
Utah  Central  Ky,  6  miles  from  Salt 
Lake  and  43  miles  from  Ogden;  on 
Weber  River.    Population  4W). 

fieckman  Bros,  liquors 

Clark  Ezra  T,  ilour-mills 

Francis  Samuel,    attorney -at-1  aw    and 

county  recorder 
FBT  a>    mayor  and    superintendent 
Zion's  Co-operative  Mercantile  Insti- 
tution, general  merchandise 
Goodrich  (ieorge  A,  sheriff 
Heiiier  Bros,  stock  raiser 
Hunter  Edward  W,  surveyor 
Mason  James  H,  supt  of  schools 
METTLER  L  M>  postmaster 
Murphy  G  M,  blacksmith 
Parkinson  P,  general  merchandise 
Porter  '  R,  prosecuting  attorney 
Smith  W  (t,  probate  judge 
Smith  ft  lluck,  masons  and  builders 
Taggart  George  H,  wagonmaker 
Taggart  &  Hinman,  flouring-niills 
Tonks  Win,  blacksmith 
Tucker  James,  supt  Co-operative  Shoe 

Store 
Turner  Charles,  lime 
Welch  T   R  G,   sewing  machines  and 

city  recorder 
Williams  D,  lime  kiln 
Williams  J,  general  merchandise 
Worlton  James  T,  county  coroner 


ZION'S  CO.O|^ATnrE  MERCAN- 
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ager,  general  merchandise 


MOUNT  PLEASANT. 

San  Petb  County.  A  post-office,  21 
miles  northeast  of  Mauti. 

Beauman  A  J  F,  furniture 

Bee  Hive  Co-operative  Mercantile  Store, 
Geo  Farnsworth  supt,  gen  mdse 

Bjelkie  C  J,  boots  and  shoes 

Farnsworth  George,  supt  Bee  Hive  Co- 
operative^ 

Larson  L,  supt  Co-operative  Tannery 

Madsen  Andrew,  supt  Mount  Pleasant 
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Madson  Neils,  news  agent 

Mount  Pleasant  ZCMI,  Andrew  Mad- 
sen supt,  gen  mdse 

Neilson  S  J,  general  merchandise 

Page  ft  Hill,  attorneys-at-law,  col- 
lectors, etc 

PAGE  J,  postmaster 

Prichett  L  F,  gen  mdse 

Rolph  Bros,  general  merchandise 

San  Pete  Co-operative  Mercantile  Insti- 
tution, A  Wall  supt,  gen  mdse 

Wall  A,  supt  San  Pete  Co-operative 
Store 

Zabriskie  Wm,  attomey-at-law 


NEPHI. 

Juab  County.  A  post-office  on  the 
Utah  Centrr.l  Ry,  14  miles  from  Juab 
and  91  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

Bryan  W  A  C,  assessor  and  collector 
Chalmers  A,  wines  and  liquors 
Foote  Chas,  general  merchandise 
Foote  Cyrus,  Union  Hotel 
Goldsbrough  Mrs,  millinery  and  notions 
Goldsbrough  H,  propr  Nephi  House 
Grover  Joel,  supt  Nephi  Co-operative 

Store  and  probate  jutlue 
Hague  A,  county  recorder 
Hawkins  Jas,  general  merchandise 
Hyde  &  Whitniore,  gen  mdse 
May  W  R,  attomey-at-law 
Nephi  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Ostler  J  C,  harness,  saddlery,  etc 
SCHOFIELD  T  J.    sheriff  and   post- 
master 
Taylor  Elmer,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 
Williams  E  H,  general  merchandise 


NEW  HARMONY. 

Kane  County.  A  post-office,  24  miles 
northeast  of  Toquerville,  the  county 
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Utah — New  Harmony-Ogden. 


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PACE   W  D,    manager 

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TATLOB  MARY  A,  postmiatreas 
W  anger  C,  bootmaker 


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NEWTON. 

Cache  Coumtt.  A  post-office,  12  miles 
northwest  of  Logan., 

Barker  J  H,  butter  and  eggs 

Beck  J  N,  paiuter  and  artist 

Beiisen  Peter,  carpenter 

Bigby  W  F,  lumber 

Clark  Amos,  blacksmith 

OBIFFIN  W  H>  superintendent  New- 
ton Co-operative  Store 

Newton  Co-operative  Store,  WH  Griffin 
supt 

Sorensen  Hans,  bootmaker 


OAK  CITY. 

Millard   County.    A    post-office,    28 
miles  north  of  Fillmore  City. 

Anderson  Peter,  supt  Co-operative  Store 
Jansen  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Lyman  Bros  &  Roper,  lumber 
Overson  — ,  blacksmith 
Partri<lge  T,  lumber 
BOPEa  H;  postmaster 

OGDEN. 

Wbbeb  CouNiT.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  is  tlie  county  scat 
and  has  a  population  of  about  7,000. 
The  eastern  terminus  of  the  Central 
Pacific  K.  R.,  western  terminus  of  the 
Union  Pacific  R.  R.  and  northern  ter- 
minus of  the  Utah  Central  R.  R.  and  the 
southern  terminus  of  the  Utah  and 
Northern  Railway,  which  railroads  con- 
tribute very  mateiially  to  its  support, 
although  the 'agricultural,  mining  and 
manufacturing  interests  are  an  impor- 
tant factor  i  the  growth  and  prosper- 
ity of  this  young  city.  It  is  well  laid 
out;  its  streets  wide  and  regular  and 
lined  with  beautit'ul  shade  and  ornamen- 
tal trees.  The  houses  are  mostly  built 
of  brick  and  many  of  them  fine  speci- 
mens of  architectural  skill.  Its  schools 
are  numerous  and  generally  well  attend- 
ed, while  all  the  religious  sects  are  rep- 
resented. In  point  of  morality  the  city 
of  Ogden  will  compare  favorably  with 
any  in  the  West  or  East.  The  hotel 
accommodations  are  good. 

The  Chamberlin  House,  on  6th  Street 
near  the  Depot,  ia  a  good  hotel  and  its 


charges  moderate ;  while  the  Junction 
Cit^  Hotel  ia  centrally  located  to  the 
business  part  of  the  city,  is  well  kept 
and  its  prices  reasonable.  A  fine  brick 
hotel  is  oeing  erected  on  the  corner  of 
5tli  and  Mam  Streets,  to  be  culled  the 
Bro.'hi  Hotel.  The  bank  of  Harknens  & 
(Jo.  is  doing  a  large  businesn,  which  is 
increasing  with  the  growth  of  the  place. 
There  arc  other  banks  in  the  city.  The 
ii(.svisjtapi.'is  are  two — **  The  Pilot''  and 
*'Tlie  Ogden  Herald."  hoth  bright  and 
enterprising  papers,  and  look  well  to 
the  interest  of  this  section  of  country. 
Ogden  has  a  flouring  and  woolen  mill 
and  several  pluiiiiigmills,  hiinbcr  yards 
and  extensive  agricultural  implement 
houses,  which  prove  a  striking  feature 
of  the  mercantile  business.  There  is  said 
to  be  an  abundance  of  good  ore,  lime 
and  coal  on  the  line  of  the  railroad,  and 
within  a  short  distance  of  the  city. 
Ogden,  with  its  railroad  and  manufac- 
turing facilities,  has  a  bright  future  bo- 
fore  it,  and  is  destined  to  become  a 
city  of  importance. 

Adams  L  6  (Guthrie,  Dooly  ft  Co) 
Adams  L  B  (L  B  Adams  ft  Co) 
Adams  L  B  ft  Co  (L  B  Adams,  W  M 
Rant  and  C  A  Mohrhardt),  grain  and 
produce 
Adkinson  Rev  A  D,  clergyman   (Meth- 
odist) 
Alexander  Daniel,  notary  public 
Allen  James,  gen  mdse 
Allen  J  X,  physiciiin 
ANDEBSON  E  H.    business  manaj^or 

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Anderson  P,  merchant  tailor 
Ashby  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes 
BALLINQEB  a  (FeUiiaw,    Browning 

ft  Ballinger),  Main 
BANKS  G  M.  N  vada  .Saloun.  4th 
Barrett  P  J,  attorney -at-law  and  notary 

public 
Baxter  J  (Harrocka  ft  Baxter) 
BEABDSLETMHi  propr  Union  De- 
pot Hotel 
Beatty  John  Jr.  agt  Reed,  Jones  ft  Co 
BECKWITH  OEOBOE  0,  proprietor 
Junction  City  Hotel,  cor  Main  and 
5th 
BEEBEE  W  S>  dentist 
Bolnap  Hyrum,  assessor  and  collector 
Biel  Mathias,  dry  goo<ls  and  meat  mkt 
BISHOP  JOHN  H  (Driver  ft  Bishop), 

4th 
Blackwel'  C  ft  Co  (C   Blackwell),  car- 
penter and  I'uilder 
Bond  H  M  (H  M  Bond  ft  Co) 
Bond  H  M  ft  Co  (H  M  Bond  and  AG 
Harris),  wholesale  grocers  and  fruits 
Bernstein  Charles  (Bornatein  ft  Pellens), 


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Bornstein  &  Pellens  (C  Bornstein  and  W 

Pdlens),  oiffars  and  tobacco 
Bowring  Mrs  Marion,  millinery 
BOTL£  J  ft  CO  (J  Boyle),  furniture, 

Main 
Brennan  W  P.  afrt  W,  F  &  Co 
Broom  John,  propr  Broom  Hotel 
Brown  James  M,  jailer 
Brown  Wm,  sheriff 
Browning  Bros  (J  M  and  M  S  Bi^wn- 

inu),  ^nsmiths 
Browning  J  M  and  M  S  (Browning  Bros) 
BROWNnrO  J  W  (FeUhaw,  Brown- 

ing  &  Ballinger),  Main 
Bruesch  George,  saloon 
Buchrr  George,  saloon 
Bner  Mrs  Lizzie,  millinery 

W3B.T0S,  HERRICK   ft  WHITE 

(W  W  Burton,  L  J  Herrick  an  t  B 

White),   general    merchandise,   grain 

and  agricu'tural  implements,  4th 
BURTON  W  W  (Burton,   Herrick  & 

White),  4th 
BI7SWELL  W  A  (Potter,  Ouryea  & 

Co),  cor  Main  and  5th 
Cantield  Israel,  sexton 
Carhanan  John  D,  physician 
Carr  B  J,  watchmaker 
Carroll  Wm,  Pioneer  Livery,  Feed  and 

Sale  Stable 
Cederstrom  M,  tailor 
CHAHBERLIir   HOUSE.  George  W 

Lashns  proprietor,  dth 
Chambers  Chas,  groceries  and  bakery 
Chambers  J  G,  books,  stationery  and 

notions 
Chandler  George,  meat  maiket 
Child  Austin  W  (W  (J  Child  &  Son) 
Child  W  D,  hardware  and  stoves 
Child  W  G  (W  G  Child  &  Son) 
Child  W  G  &  Son  ( W  G  and  Austin  W 

Child),  dry  go- ids 
Chubbuck  Mrs  C  A,  lodging-house 
Clark  Joseph  &  Co  (J  oseph  Clark),  Og- 

den  Steam  Flouring-Mill 
CLAYTON  J  J  (Clayton  &  Sc^tt),  4th 
CLAYTON   ft  SCOtT  (J  J  Clayton 

and  H  J  Scott),  saloon,  4th 
Coker  W  L,  boarding 
Coleman  Sylvaiius,  mining  expert 
Collins  Mrs  John,  furnished  rt>oms 
COLLINS   RICHARD,    proprietor 

Globe  Hotel,  oor  5tb  and  Youug 
Condou  A  S,  physician 
Cordon  John,  gen  mdse 
Corkish  John,  agt  Continental  Coal  Co 
Crawshaw  &  Wilson   (Luke  Crawshaw 

and  G  Wilson),  gen  mdse 
Crawford  &  Wilson,  gen  mdse 
Crawshaw  Luke  (Crawshaw  &  Wilson) 
CROSS  BROS  (0  W  and  A  J  Cross^ 

harnessmakers,  wholesale  and  retail. 

Main 
CROSS  C  W  ft  A  J  (Cross  Bros),  Main 


Crossley  James,  groceries 
Curtiss  F  H  (Funge  &  Curtiss) 
Cushnahan  Itev  P  M,  pastor  Catholic 

Church 
Dart  John,  root  beer 
Dee  &  Horn  (J  L  Dee  and  C  Horn),  the 

Mint  Tilotm 
Dee  J  L  (Dee  &  Horn) 
Deo  John  M,  Dexter  Livery  Stable 
Dee  Miss  Roee,  millinery 
Dee  Thos  D,  assessor  and  collector 
Dee  Thos,  varieties 
Dooly  R  M  (Guthrie,  Dooly  &  Co) 
Douglass  G  B,  blacksmith 
Doxey  Thos,  water  master 

DRIVER  ft  BISHOP  (Jesse  J  Driver 

and  J  H  Bishop),  druurgists,  4th 
Driver  Geo  W  (Wm  Driver  &  Son) 

DRIVER  JESSE  J  (Driver  &  Bishop), 

4ih 
Driver  John,  physician 
Driver  Wm  (Wm  Driver  &  Son) 
Driver  Wm  &  Son   (Wm  and  Geo    W 
Driver),  wholesale  and  retail  druggists 
Dunham  A  (Dunham  &  Kiesel) 
Dunham  &,  Kiesel  (ADunham  and  J  Kie- 
sel), groceries 

DURYEA  WF  (Potter,  DuryeaA;  Co), 

cor  Main  and  5th 
Dyer  Mrs  Mary  J,  dressmaker 

ECCT^ES  DAVID,  lumber,  doors  and 
sash 

Eccles  John  H,  wood  turner 

Eklund  C  A,  merchant  tailor 

Eldredge  H  S,  pres  First  National  Bank 

Emerson  A  C,  clerk  first  district  court 

Emerson  P  H,  judge  first  district  court 

Emmett  &  Farley  (A  Farley  and  Wm 
Emmett),  blacksmiths 

Emmett  Thomas,  soda  factory 

Emmett  Wm  (Emmett  &;  Farley) 

Farley  A  (Emmett  &  Farley) 

Farley  Wentworth,  blacksmith  and 
wagonmaker 

Farr  Aaron  F,  city  treasurer 

FARR  BROS  (J  E  and  V  Farr),  grain. 
Hour  and  agricultural  implements, 
4th 

FARRELL  WM,  books  and  station- 
ery, 4th 

Fell  A  G,  supl  Salt  Lake  Division  C  P 

FELSHAW.  BROWNINQ  ft  BAL- 
LINGER (D  W  Felshaw,  J  W 
Browning  and  A  Ballinger),  real  es- 
tate, loan  and  collection,  Main 

FFLSHAW  D  W  (Felshaw,  Brown- 
ing &  Ballinger),  attorney-at-law  and 
U  S  commissioner,  Main 

Ferguson  Mrs  Julia,  restaurant 

First  National  Bank,  H  S  Eldredge 
pres,  H  S  Young  cashier 

Flygare  N  C,  contractor  and  builder 


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FOOTE  JAMES  E>  agent  for  the  Co- 
lumbus Bugnies,  harness,  saddles, 
Hazard  Pow£r  and  Herdic  Coach 
Liue,  Main 

Forbes  H  B,  bootmaker 

Forbes  James,  agt  C  P  R  R 

Fowles  W  S,  barber 

Frank  S  H  &  Co  (8  H  Frank),  branch 
house  of  San  Francisco  and  harness 
and  leather 

Fry  John,  brewery 

Funge  &  CurtisB  (W  W  Funge  and  F  H 
Curtiss),  hardware 

Funge  W  W  (Funge  &  Curtiss) 

Fyfe  W  W,  blacksmith 

Gale  James,  furniture 

Gibbons  Francia,  general  merchandise 

Gibson  U  £,  Ogden  Planing  Miils 
Giger  Carl  (Preston  &  Giger) 

GLOBE  HOTEL.  Richard  Collins  pro- 
prietor, cor  5th  and  Young 

Godd:<rd  Hyrum  F,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co 

Goldsmith  L  (Marks,  Goldsmith.  &;  Co) 

Goodfellow  J  B,  saloon,  shooting-gal- 
lery and  lunch  stand 

GOBi&INOE  J  (Stoker  &  Gorringe), 
Main 

Greenwell  A  and  A  Jr  (Greenwell  &, 
Son) 

Grbcnwell  &  Son  (A  and  A  Greenwell 
Jr),  meat  market 

Griffin  H  L,  shipper  fruits  and  producu 

r:rill  Phil,  meat  market 
Grix  Lamoni,  general  merchandise 
Guheen  Michael,  boarding-house 
Guthrie,  Dooly  &  Co  (J  W  Guthrie,  R 

M  Dooly,  L  B  Adams  and  0  E  Hill), 

bankers 
Guthrie  J  W  ^Guthrie,  Dooly  &  Co) 

HAEFELI  LEO  editor  "Ogden 
Herald,"  Main 

Hall  F  A,  dentist 

TTATX  JOSEPH  editor  "Ogden  Her- 
ald," Main 

HARKNESS  ft  00.  bankers,  4th 

Harris  A  G  (H  M  Bond  &  Co) 

Harris  Bros  (R  P,  W  S  and  H  L  Harris), 
groceries 

Harris  George  W,  carpenter 

Harris  R  P,  W  S  and  H  L  ;  Harris  Bros) 

Hart  John,  bootmaker 

Hartcnstein  £  A  (Thompson  &  Harten- 
stein) 

Hartcnstein  Jacob.  8hipp<>r  of  fruit  and 
produce 

Hartog  Eber,  wagonmaker 

Helfrich  E  C  &  Co  (E  C  Helfrich),  pro- 
duce shippers 

Hellewell  Robert,  saloon 

Herrick  Lester,  mayor 

HERRICK  L  J  (Burton,  Herrick  and 
White),  4th 


Heywood,  A  R  (Kimball  &  Heywood), 
sec  Ogden  Chapter  R  A  M,  No  2, 
UD 

Higbee  L  P  (Higbee  ft  Smith) 

Hiebee  &  Smith  (L  P  Higbee  and  R 
Smith),  attorneys-at-law 

Higginbotham  &  Co  (8  S  and  S  H  Hig- 
ginbotham),  gen  mdse 

Higginbotham  J  C,  fruits  and  produce 

Hiiwinbothaui  S  H  &  Bro  (T  W  and  S 
H^  Higginbotham),  clothing  and  dry 
goods 

Higginbotham  S  H  and  T  W  (Higgin- 
botham &  Bro) 

Higginbotham  S  S,  gen  mdse 

Higginbotham  S  u  and  S  H  (Higgin- 
botham &  Co) 

Hill  Hiram  H,  ice  cream  parlors 

Hill  O  E  (Guthrie,  Dooly  &  Co) 

HODOMAN  W  A>  harness  and  sad- 
dles. Main 

Hopkins  &  Van  Dyke  (J  B  Hopkins  and 
R  P  Van  Dyke),  crockery 

Hopson  &  Co  (VV  S  Hopson),  Palace 
Saloon 

Hopson  W  S  (Hopson  &  Co) 

Horn  C  (Dee  &  Horn) 

Horrocks  &  Baxter  (S  Horrocks  and  J 
Baxter),  general  merchandise 

HORROCkS  JAIDBS;  real  estate,  in- 
telligence and  capitalist.  Main 

Horrocks  John,  saloon 

Horrocks  i^^amuel  (Horrocks  &  Baxter) 

Horspool  Jtthn,  general  merchandise 

Hourk  J  (Sohnaller  &  Hourk) 

Huribut  Frank  B  (McNutt  &  HuH- 
but) 

HURLEY   MRS  MARY  J.  dress- 

maker,  Franklin 
Huss  A,  bootmaker 
Huss  Anselm,  blacksmith 
Uutchins  W  B,  alderman 
Ingram  Wm,  boarding-house 
Jackson   Wm   L  G,   porter  C  P    RR 

Depot 
James  David,  plumber 
Jenkins  David,  surveyor 
Jennings  C  P,  photo.rapher 
Johnston  A  (Johnston  &  Studer) 
Johnston  &  Studer  (A  Johnston  and  W 

Studer),  saloon 
Jones  D  D,  mgr  Idaho  Lumber  Co 
JONES  J  P  ( J  P  Jones  &  Co),  5th 
JONES  J  P  ft  CO  (J  P  Jones  and  Miss 

Klla  MuUarky),  laundry,  dth 
Jones  M,  physician 
Jones  R  L,  lessee  Ogden  Iron  Works 
Jones  Thomas  W,  merchant  tailor 
JUNCTION  CITY  HOTEL.  George  G 

Beckwith   proprietor,  cor  Main  aiid 

5th 
Kay  David,  wholesale  produce 
Keck  John  (McCarty  ft  Keck) 
Kent  W  H,  engineer  C  P  R  R 


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Kershaw  A  J,  plumber 

Keyea  Alma,  chief  police,  marshal  and 

constable 
Keyes  Edward,  Pioneer  Saloon 
Kiesel  F  J  &  Co  (F  J  Kiesel),  groceries 

and  liquors 
Kiesel  J  (Dunham  &  Kiesel) 
Kimball  Gen  Nathan,  postmaster 
Kimball  &  Heywood  (J  M  Kimball  and 

A  R  Heywood),  attorueys-at-law 
Kimball  J  M  (Kimball  &  Heywood) 
Ktiowles  J  F,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 
Kuhn  Abraham  and  Adam  (A  Kuhn  & 

Bro) 
Kuhn  A  k  Bro  (A  and  A  Kuhn),  whole- 
sale dry  goods  and  clothing 
Lambert  C  P  (Lambert  &  Martin) 
Lambert  &  Martin  (C  P  Lamb^  and 

A  H  Martin),  marble  cutters 
Lamp^'t  J  A  (Planz  &  L'  mpert) 
LaRocai^  F  (LaRoche  &  looy) 
LaBOCHE    &    S00\      (F    LaRoche 

and  B  F  Sooy)jphotographers,  Main 
LASHUS  GEO  W,  proprietor  Cham- 

borlin  House,  5th 
Latham  H  H,  chief  engineer  U  &  N 

RRCo 
Lee  T  P,  chief  train  dispatcher    Salt 

Lake  Division  C  P  R  R 
Lepper  Andrew,  bath-house 
Lewis  J  S  &  Co  (J  S  and  H  D  Lewis), 

watchmakers  and  jewelers 
Lewis  J  S  and  H  D  (J  S  Lewis  &  Co) 
Lewis  Wm  S,  lodging-house 
Lindsey  Mark,  groceries,  and  ice  cream 

parlors 

IITTLBFIEU)  E  A,  editor  "Daily 

and  Weekly  Pilot,"  SE  cor  Main  and 

4th 
Low  Bros  (Alfred  and  William  Low), 

books,  stationery  and  notions 
Lowe  George  A,  dealer  in  agricultural 

implements  and  machinery 
Lowell    John    W,   agricultural    imple- 
ments and  machinery 
Lund  W,  mason 

Mahon  Mrs  Emma,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Margary  H,  attorney 
Marks,  Goldsmith  &  Co  (I  Marks  and  L 

Goldsmith),  clothing 
Marks  I  (Marks,  Goldsmith  &  Co) 
Martin  A  H  (Lambert  &  Martin) 
Mathews  J  C,  architect 
McCarty  &  Keck   (N  McCarty  and  J 

Keck),  saloon 
McCarty  L  (McCarty  &  Minter) 
McCaity  &  Minter  (L  McCarty  and  S 

Miuter),  saloon 
McCarty  Nelson  (McCarty  &  Keck) 
McCuIey  Chas  A  H,  captain  and  A  Q  M 

of  U  S  Army 
MoFarlane  Peter,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Mclntyre  Wm  L,  quarantine  physician 


MoNUTT  ft  HURLBXTT  (J  W  Mc 

Nuttand  F   B  Hurlbut),  wholesale 

and  retail  drusrgists 
MoNutt  J  W  (McNutt  &  Hurlbut) 
McQuarrie  Robt,  county  treasurer 
Middleton  C  F,  justice  of  the  peace 
Millis  J  W,  coal  detder 
Mintei  S  (McCarthy  &  Minter) 
Mitchell  T  E,  physician 
Mohrhardt  C  A  (L  B  Adams  &  Co) 
Monch  L  F,  county  supt  public  schools 
Mcnch  L  M,  prin  Mormon  High  School 
Moore  Mrs  Agnes,  ice  cream  parlors 
Morley  Joseph,  restaurant 
HORlET  WM.  barber,  5th 
Moulding  &  Murphy  (W  H  Moulding 

and  John  Murphy),  meat  market 
Moulding  W  H  (Moulding  &  Murphy) 

MXTLLAEKY  MISS  ELLA  (J  P  Jones 
&  Co),  5th 

Murphy  G  W,  gen  mdse 

Murphy  John  (Moulding  &  Murphy) 

Murphy  John  J,  groceries 

Negus  J  D,  supt  U  and  N  R  R  Co 

Neilson  Mrs  E,  dress  and  shirt  maker 

Nelson  J  H,  real  estate  agt 

Newman  H  J,  tinsmith 

NichoUs  Hamby,  varieties 

Nielsen  Mrs  Hattie,   board  and  lodging 

Oddenston  W,  carpenter 

Ogden  Branch  Zion's  Co-operative  In- 
stitution, S  W  Sears  mgr 

"OODEN  DAILY  AND  WEEKLY 

PILOT,"   Pilot  Publishing  Co  pro- 
prietors, E  A  Littlefield  editor,   SE 
cor  Main  and  4th 
Ogden    Electric      ^ight     Co,      James 
Horrocks  mgr 

"  OODEN  HERALD  "  (daily  and  semi- 
weekly),  Joseph  Hall  and  Leo  Hae- 
feli  editors,  ^Iain 

Ogden  Iron  Works,  R  L  Jones  lessee 

Ogden  Lodge,  No  5,  I  0  0  F,  Jay  R 
Crandle  sec 

Ogden  Lodge,  No  2,  K  of  P,  John  Cor- 
lew  sec 

Ogden  Water  Co,  E  H  Orth  pres 

Ogden  W  B,  dentist 

Oir^LL  M  J  (M  J  O'Neill  &  Co),   5th 

O'NEILL  M  J  &  CO  (M  J  O'Neill,  H 

Shafer  and  Thos  Salter),  saloon,  5th 
Orth  Charles  VV  (Orth  A  Co) 
Orth  &  Co  (Charles  W  aud  E  H  Orth), 

Utah  Vinegar  Works 
Orth  E  H,  insurance  and  real  estate 
Owen  James,  lodging-house 
PARSONS  BROS  (C  H  and  A  H  Par- 

sons),  books  and  stationery.  Young 
PARSONS  C  H  &  A  H  (Parsons  Bros), 

cor  5th  and  Main 
Patterson  A  J,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

PAYNE   MRS   FANNIE,  lodging- 

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Pearce  Wm,  iron  foundry  and  machine 
works 

Peebles  C  L,  druggist 

FEERT  D  H.  president  "Ogden  Her- 
ald'* Publishing  Co,  cor  Mam  and  4th 

Pellens  Wm  (Bornstcin  &  Fellens) 

Peterson  Mrs  Maria,  laundry 

Peterson  W  H,  saloon 
vPlanz  &  Lampert  (P  Planz  and  J  A  Lam- 
pert) 

Planz  P  (Planz  &  Lampert) 

POTTER.  BURTEA  &  CO  (Ed  H 

Potter,  W  A  Buswell  and  W  F  Dur- 
yea),  wholesale  jewelers,  cor  Main  and 
5th 

POTTER  ED  H  (P  tter,  Duryea  & 
Co),  cor  Main  and  5th 

Powers  Austin,  p;imp  factory 

Powers  H  J,  physician 

Preshaw  S  M,  undertaker 

Preston  &  Giger  (John  Preston  and  K 
Giger),  saloon 

Preston  .John  (Preston  &  Giger) 

Prince  Christian,  bakery 

Rant  W  M  (L  B  Adams  &  Co) 

fieeder  F  H,  Pioneer  Citndy  Factory 

Reeve  John,  agt  U  C  R  R 

Rehsteiiier  J,  physician 

Reno  A  C,  ice  cream  saloon 

Reynolds  W  H,  saloon 

Richards  Bros  (F  S,  L  M  and  C  C  Rich- 
ards), dry  goods 

Richards  C  C,  county  recorder 

Richards  F  D,  county  and  probate  judge 

Richards  F  S,  city  and  county  attorney 

Richards  F  S,  L  M  and  C  C  (Richards 
Bros) 

Richards  L  M.  c  'unty  clerk 

RILET  JAMES  S  &  CO  (James  S 
Riley),  saloon,  5th 

Rojicrs  A  I),  dentist 

St  Clair  VV  P  P,  agt  N  P  R  R 

St  John  Ncliion,  general  nidse 

Salteubcrger  AugiiHte,  German  Bakery 
and  Restaurant 

SALTER  THOMAS  (M  J  O'Neill  k 

Co),  5th 
Salter  Thomas  (Shufer  &  Salter) 
Schnuller  C  (Schnaller  &  Hourk) 
Schnalltr  t  liourk  (C  Schnaller  and   J 

Hourk),  French  Restaurant 
SCOTT  H  J  (Claytc-  &  S<;(jtt),  4th 
Scoville  H  B,  broom  factory 
Scowcroft  John,  gen  merchandise 
Scudder  W  A,  lunch  stand 
Sears  S  VV,    mgr  Ogden   branch  Zion's 

Co-operative  Institutiitn 
Sebree  Howard,    dealer  in   agricultural 

implements 
Sewcll  J  B,  general  merchandise 
SFAFER  H  (M  J  O'Neill  &  Co),  5th 
Shttfer  H  (Shafer  &  Salter) 
Sbafer  &  Salter  (H  Shafer  and  T  Salter), 

Gem  Saloon 


Shakespeare  A  D,  pro^r  Broom  Hotel 

Shupe  James,  blaoKsmith 

Shurtliff  H  V,  stock  inspeotor 

Silva  V  M  O,  agt  Red  Line  Transit  Co 

and  dealer  in  hides,  skins  and  wool 
Smith    A  C,  agt  Tootle,  Mau    k  Co 

(Omaha,  Neb) 
Smith  Henrv,  barber 
Smith  J  A,  barber 
Smith  Ransford  (Higbee  &  Smith) 
Smith  Theodore  \,  book  and  job  print- 
ers 
Smuiu  John  (Smuin  &  Thomas) 
Smuin  tc  Thomas  (John  Smuin  and  T  G 

Thomas),  general  merchandise 
Snively  George  W,  harnessmaker 
Sooy  B  F  (LaRoche  &  Sooy) 
Spencer  Rev  Lhvight,  clergyman  (Bap- 
tist) 
SPENCE3  PORTER  W,  cigars,  gro- 
ceries and  restaurant,  5th 
SPRUNT  J  P  (Sprunt  &  Stahr)  Main 
SPRTJNT  &  STAHR  (J  P  Sprunt  and 
J  Stahr),  general  merchandise.  Main 
STAHR  J  (Sprunt  &  Stahr),  Main 
Stanford  J,  general  merchandise 
Stayner  T  J,  millinery  and  ladies'  furn- 
ishing goods 
Stephens  David,  photographer 
Stephens  J  A,  ajjt  for  Steele,  Johnson  k 

Co  (Omaha,  Neb) 
S'nBPHENS  J  0.  photographer,  5th 
Stevens  Abe,  foundry  and  machine  shop, 

3d 

STEVENS  SIDNET.    grain  and    all 

kinds  of  produce,  5th 
Stevens  W  H,  cigars  and  sporting  goods 
STOKER  E  (Stoker  A  Gorringe),  Main 

STOKER  &  60RRIN0E  (K  Stokm 

and  J  (lorringu),  hanu-ssmaker,  Muin 
STONE  E>  photographer  and  merchant 
Stone  M,  stock  dealer 
Stone  Mary  E,  fruit  farm 
Stone  \V,  carpenter 
Stratford  Edwin,  frrniture 

STREET  MRS  VIRGINIA.  Union 

Kitchen,  Ath 
Studer  W  (Johnston  &  Studer) 
Tal>ornacle,  J    H  Peery  pres  of  Weber 

Co 
Tanner  Nathan  Jr,  attoruey-at-law  and 

notary  public 
Taylor  .lames,  city  recorder 
Taylor  Joseph,  tailor 
Taylor  R  J,  agt  tithing  office 
The  Broom  Hotel,  John  Broom  propr 
Thomas  Catharine,  fruits  and  varieties 
Tnomas  Hani.'l  F,  justice  of  [icace 
Thomas  T  G  (Smuin  &  Thompson) 
Thompson  F  H,  saloon 
Thompson  G  (Thompson  ft  Hartenntciu) 
Thompson     ft     Hartenstein      (<>corge 

Thompson   and    E    A    Hartenstein), 

barbers 


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Thompson  JameB,  stoves  and  tinware 
Thompson  W  M,   chief  clerk  quarter- 
master's department 
Tiesel  H  T,  California  Bakery 
Toland  Mrs  T  B,  dres  maker 
TIUBE  GEO  H)  general  merchandise, 

4th 
Tribe  Henry,  commission  merchant 
Turner  W  H,  mcr  Geo  A  Luwe 
Tyrrell  Joseph,  bootmaker 
Ulrich  Ed,  physician 
UNION  DEiroi  HOTEL.  H  M  Beards. 

ley  propr       

UNION    KITCHEN.     Mrs    Virginia 

•Street  proprietor,  5th 
Union  Lodge,  No  6,  I  O  0  F,  Wm  M 

Thompson  sec 
Unsworth  Rev,  Episcopal  clergyman 
Vinagar  P  C,  laundry 
Wade  W  A  &  Co   (W  A  Wade),  drug- 

gists  and  stationers 
Walkins  E  J,  bootmaker 
WAKDLEIOH    H   C.   agent    sewing 

machines,  pianos  and  organs,  Main 
Warren  W  Cf,  lodging-house 
Warren  Mrs  W  C,  millinery 
Wasatch   Lodge,  No  6,  I  O  G  T,  C  P 

Jennings  sec 
Wasatch  Tribe,  No  3,  I  0  R  M,  H  W 

O'Margory  sec 
Watkins  Charles,  bootmaker 


Welch  Chas,  supervise;-  of  streets 

Wells  R  A  (R  A  Wells  &  Co) 

Wells  R  A  &  Co  (R  A  Wells  and  Henry 

Wooler),  brewery 
Wheelwright  M  fi,  groceries 
White  A  T),  dentist 
WHITE  B  (Burton,  Herrick  &  White), 

4th 
White  Barnard,  lumber  yard  and  plan- 

in^-mill 
Williams  E  fl,  physician 
WILLIAMS   B'  K.    attome^at-law, 

Dooly  Block,  cor  4th  and  Main 
Wilson  George  (Crawshuw  &  Wilson) 
Wilson  George  C,  fruits  and  groceries 
Wilson  L  D  &  Co  (L  D  Wilson),  hare". 

ware 
Wilson  Wm,  saloon 
Wooler  Henry  (R  A  Wells  &  Co) 
Wotherspoon  James,  gen  mdse 
Wright  G  J,  groceries 
Wright  Joe,  second-hand  furniture 
Wright  Joe  Jr,  fruits  and  vegetables 
Wright  W  H  and  A  T  (W  H  Wright 

&Son) 
Wright  W  H  &  Son  (W  H  and  A  T 

Wright),  general  merchandise 
Young  Chas  J,  contractor 
Young  H  S,  cashier  First  National  Bank 
I  Young  Wm,  agt  Deseret  Tel  Co 


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Union  Depot  Hotel, 

OODEN  CITT,  UTAH  TER. 


KEENY  HOUSE  IN  CONNECTION  FOR  LODGING. 


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All  Trains  arri%  e  and  start  from  this  House,  and  have  one  hour  for  meals,  except  PaiHien);cni  to  or 

from  Utah  and    Northern   ltailr<«d,  having  oidy  forty   niinntes.      Tliis    House    being 

most  con^  enient  to  the  I>epot  of  that  r<nd,  It  is  best  to  let  ni,v  Porters  transfer 

vour  haxu^ajfe,  giving  vou  aiufile  time  to  i;et  breakfast  or  Hu'itpcr.      Tnlon 

racifio,  Central  I'aiitlu,  und   Utah  and  Northern  Kailroad  Ticket 

(HHcex:  also  I'lillman  and  Central  I'aciflc  Sleoning  Vox 

Utttces,  Western   Union,  Atlantic  and  raciflc 

and  Deseret  Telegraph  UfHces 

all  in  this  Houxe. 


Passengers  Sogiel  witb  Tiie  Tatle  on  AsDilcation  at  Hotel  Office. 

DAILY    PAPERS, 

With  the  Very  latest  Telegraphic  News,  on  the  table  at  0  a.  m.  and  6  r.  m.    All  the  water  ubcd  in 

this  House  brought  in  pijtes  from  a  mountain  stream     U<hh1  KIre  I>rotection.     U.  H.  Mail 

received  and  forwarded.    Any  discourtesy  if  reported  will  be  remedied. 


All  Baggage  Bandied  Free  of  Cliarge. 

rartics  going  to  Salt  Lake  and  other  points 

Can  leave  extra  Hand  Baggage  and  get  Checks  for  the  same. 


COMMERCIAL    SAMPLE    ROOMS. 

Herdic  Coachea  convey  Commercial  men  and  their  baggage  to  and  from  the  rooms  FREE. 


82  to  S3  per  day,  according  to  Location  of  Room. 


IVHave  all  your  letters  and  papen  sent  care  of  this  House. 


M.  H.  BEABDSLEY,  Proprietor. 


Utah — Ogden. 


1308 


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TWO  BLOCKS  FROM  DEPOT,  FIFTH  STREET, 


Terms,  ffil  .50  to  S3.00  per  day. 


The  Best  Second-Class  House  in  the  City. 


BATES  GIVEN  TO  BOARDERS  BT  THE  WEEK. 


GEO.  W.  LASHUS,  Proprietor. 


CROSS  BROTHERS, 

HARNESS  MAKERS  |  SADDLERS. 

Wholesale  and  Retail. 


ALL  KINDS  OF 

Carriage   and   Draught  Harness   Made  and 
Repaired  at  Lowest  Figures. 

ALL  WORK  WARRANTED. 

IVIAIIV  STR,EET,  OGH3E1V. 

p.  O.  Box  95. 


W.  8.  BEEBEE, 

DENTIST 


Office  in  Dooly-Stevens  Block, 

MAIM    STBEET. 

OGDEN,   UTAH. 


LaBocb  fc  Sooj's 

CALEiBBY    OF 

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OODEN,  UTAH. 


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Utah — Ogden. 


New  Feed  I  Sale  Stables, 

FEANKLIN,  NEAB  COB.  FIFTH  STREET, 
OCDEN,    UTAH. 


GEOBOE  W.  LASHUS,  Proprietor. 

Horses  Boarded  by  the  Day,  Week  or  Month. 

HOBSBS    B017«HT,    BXCHAIiOED    OR    HOLD. 

Junction  City  Hotel. 

Everything  First-class  in  all  Particulars. 

HKBDIC    COACHEIi    BVWWISIU    FROSI    EVRRY    TRAIW. 


TERMS  t   $8  to  $8.60  PER  DAT. 

«.  «.  BBCKWITH.  Proprietor.  (Formerly  of  Silt«r  Cre«k,  N.  Y.) 

Comer  of  Main  >nd  Fifth.       ....        OODEW,  UTAH. 

FARR  BROTHERS, 

Wholesale  and  Retul  Denlera  in 

FEED,  PROVISIONS,  SEEDS,  ETC, 

po«t.offle«  Bo>  i« Ogden  City,  UtaL 

We  have  recently  added  to  our  busineaa  the  Studebaker  Spring  and  Farm  Wog- 
ona,  Buffgiea,  etc.  The  Osborne  Machines  and  Kxtraa.  The  Coates  Lock  and 
Lever  Hay  Rake,  and  other  kinds  of  Farm  Implements. 


Utah — Ogden. 


1305 


W,  A.  HODGMAN, 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


Saddles,  Harness  and  Bridles, 

And  Wholeaalo  and  Ketail  Dealer  in 

Saddlery,  Hardware,  Leather,  Whips,  Etc 


•TOCK  SADUliES  A  HPECIAIiTY. 


SEIHB  FOB  PBICES* 


Ogden,  Utah.  Butte,  Montana.   Bellevue,  Idaho. 


MoNUTT  &  HTTBLBUT, 

WSOLBSALS  DEtl&@ISTS, 


AND  DEALERS  IN 


Pme  Liquors  and  Cigars, 

Fourth  Street,  Ogden,  Utah. 


Dailjt  $8.00  per  Annum. 


Semi-Weekly.  $8.50  per  Annum; 


(DAILY  AND  SEMI-WEEKLY.) 


The  Best  Telegraph  and  General  Newspaper  in  the  Territory  out- 
side of  Salt  Lake  City.    Advertisers  .should  give  us  a  trial. 
Send  for  Specimen  Copy. 

OGDEN  HERALD  PUBLISHING  COMPANY. 

E.  H.  ANDERSON,  Business  Manager. 

PARSONS  BROS., 

Books,  Stationery 

ANB  SCHOOL  SUPPLIES. 


ALL  ORDERS  BY  MAIL  PROMPTLY  FILLED. 

Cor.  Fifth  and  Main  Streets,  Ogden,  Utah. 


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BUTABlilliHED  IHM. 


SIDNET  STEVENS, 

tthipper  and  IVhoIeaale  Dealer  In 


AOENT  FOR  THE 

Mitchell  Wagon ;  Gaar,  Scott  &  Go's  Threshers  and  Engines: 

"Walter  A.  Wood's  and  the  "Peerless'*  "World-Renowned 

Harvesting  Machines ;  Gale  Horse  Hay  Bakes  and 

Plowsi  and  all  kinds  of  Farming  Implements. 


AGENT  HOWE  SCALES, 


Depot  and  Office,  Fifth  Street,  bet.  Young  and  Main, 

OGDEN  AND  NORTH  OGDEN,  UTAH. 


Ju.  P.  Sprunt. 


Joi.  Stahr. 


SPRUNT   &   STAHR, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Dry  GroodSy    Clothing^ 

GTx'Oceides  and  Provisions, 
Boots*  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps,  Etc. 

IHAIIV   iiTBEET,  Between  Main  and  YonnK, 
P.  0.  Box  198.  OGDEN.   UTAH. 


STOKER  &  OORRINOE, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


HARNESS 

Saddles  and  Bridles, 

MAN  STREET, 

OGDEN,  UTAH. 


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>ILEII.  TUGGLE  t  GO..  Shla  Plant,  all  Buds.  "gjRa.N^. 

Utah—Ogden-Panguitch.  1,S07 


Ed.  H.  Potter, 


W.  A.  BuiwcU. 


W.  F.  Durj-M. 

POTTER,  DURYEA  &  CO., 

WP0IiEg;fl[IiE  JEWEIiEl^f5, 

AIVD    JOBBBUM   OF 

Centennial  and  American  Watches, 

Solid  Cold  and  Finest  Rolled    Plate   Jewelry. 

Field  and  Opera  Glames  and  Optioal  Goods. 

SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN 

To  Repairing  Fine  Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry. 

CJoi-nei'    of  Fifth    and    T^ain  Hts., 
OGDEN,     UTAH, 


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H.  C.  WARDLEICH 


DEALER  IN 


Sheot  Music,  Music  Boolcs.    Qenuine  Italian  Strings  a  Specialty. 


AOESIT  FOB  TAB 


White,  Victor  and  Singer  Sewing  Machines. 

Main  Street,  Ogden,  Utah, 


OPHIR. 

TooKLE  CouNTT.     A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  17  miles  south  of  Tooele. 

Bake  John,  hotel 

7AUNCE  JOHN,  general  merchandise 

Wiley  H  £,  saloon 


OURAY. 

Uintah  County.    A  post-office. 
^PAIfB  ft  CO  (J  B  Adams),  general 
merchandise 


PAHREAH. 

Kank  Countt.    a  post-office. 
SMITH  B  A,  postmaster 
SMITH  B  A  ft  SONS,  general  mer- 
chandise 


PANGUITCH. 

Garfield  County.  A  post  office,  37 
miles  east  of  Parowan. 

Clark  R  G,  bootmaker 

Crosby  J  W,  assessor  and  collector 

Dickinson  James,  miller 

Doods  George,  lumber 

F'ay  Martin,  general  merchandise 

Hatch  M,  lumber 

Haws  Benjamin,  carpenter 

Henrie  David,  harnessmaker 

}|ltMl^TB  JAMES,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Uoustens  &  Camron  Bros,  lumber 

James  k  Samuel,  Krist-mill  owners 

Marshall  Jos,  harnessmaker 

McEwin  — ,  postmaster 

Panguitch  Co-operative  Manufacturing 
and  Mercantile  Co,  James  Henrie  pres, 
J  W  Crosby  aupt 


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Utah — Panguitch-Park  City. 


Reynolds  &  Norton,  blacksmiths 
Richards  Morgan,  druggist 
Riggs  T  W,  carpenter 
Sargent  T  W,  carpenter 
Sevey  J  F,  carpenter 
Steele  M  M,  carpc    er 
Wilson  G,  lumber 
Worther  Samuel,  mason 

PARADISE. 

Cacmr  County.  A  post-office,  54  miles 
north  of  Ogdcn  and  12  miles  south  of 
Logan. 

Gibbs  Geo  D,  supt  Co-operative  Store 

Jackson  H  C,  blacksmith 

9HAW  E  A,   secretary  Co-operative 

Store  and  postmaster 
Thomas  W  N,  lumber 


PARAGONAH. 

Ikon   County.    A  post-office,  6  miles 
northeast  of  Parowan,  county  seat. 

BABTON  J  P>  carpenter  and  postmas- 
ter 
Davis  D  D,  blacksmith 
Horsley  S  P,  brick  mason 
Robinson  J  R,  miller 
Topham  J,  butcher  and  gen  mdse 
Watts  B,  tanner 


PARK  CITY. 

Summit  County.  A  post-office  situated 
on  the  Echo  and  Park  City  branch  of 
the  Union  Pacific  R.R.,  2b  miles  from 
the  junction  (Echo),  and  66  miles 
from  Ogden. 

It  derives  its  support  from  the  silver 
mines  of  the  neighborhood,  than  which 
there  are  none  more  prolific  in  America. 
Besides  the  Ubion  Pacific  R.  R.  connes- 
tion,  Park  City  possesses  a  narrow  gauge 
rotid,  the  Utah  Eastern,  running  18 
miles  to  Coalville,  the  county  seat, 
where  it  touches  the  valuable  coal  fields 
that  are  the  main  source  of  the  fuel  sup- 
ply for  the  mills  and  mines. 

Aschheim  M  S,  general  merchandise 

Baker  W  P,  notary  public 

Barrows  R  M,  physician 

Berry  Bros,  blacksmiths, 

Blackman  B  L,  agent  U  P  Ry 

Bock  Bros,  saloon 

Bourne  Mrs  E  L,  boarding-house 

Bownian  Maggie,  millinery 

Brazier  Geo,  bakery 

Bridge  John  M,  hamessmaker 

Brogan  ft  Kenada,  saloon 

Burg  A  W,  physician 

Burlin  N,  bootmaker 


Burrows  R  M,  physician 

Butler  Mrs  C,  laundry 

Byrne  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker 

C^EN  E  S>  Cabinet  Saloon 

Oiark  B  B,  dry  goods 

Crick  &  Dodge,  saloon 

Cummings  E,  tailor 

Cupit  &  Branon,  saloon 

Deunison  Wm,  carpenter 

Dougherty  A  S,  furniiure 

Dudley  Joseph,  brewery 

DUFFY  JOHN,  saloon 

Emcy  A  B,  agt    Pacific    Express  and 

postmaster 
EPPERSON  AG,  restaurant 
FABBELL  W,  Occidental  Saloon 
FENNEMOBE     WH,    builder    and 

undertaker 
FEBBT  E  P,  superintendent  Marsac 

Silver  Mining  and  Milling  Co 

FISCHELF,  hotel 

Frasher  George,  bakery 

Frasher  H  A,  feed  and  grain 

Fuelling  A,  bakery 

Funk  J  R,  barber 

Grant  Richard,  saloon 

Greeneawald  J  J,  cigars  and  notary 
public 

Hayt  Bros,  gen  mdse 

HATT  F  W,  notary  publio 

Heywood  J,  notary  puolio 

Howard  L  D,  saloon 

Hoyt  M  L,  cashier  Park  City  Bank 

Hunter  &,  Co,  Park  City  Hotel 

Joleman  J,  restaurant 

ITR'RT.P.B.  D  F>  news  depot 

Kchler  ft  Rogers,  generu  merchandise 

Kelley  J'>hn,  saloon 

Kiausch  F  A,  druggist 

Kidder  Geoi;ge  C,  planing-mill 

Kieausch  Dr,  druggist 

Kiesel  ft  Rogers,  general  merchandise 

Kimball  Ed,  freighter 

LA  BAITM  MBS  C  BE,  general  mer- 
chandise! 

Lane  F  A,  sfl.loon 

Langfurd  F  M,  saloon 

Lawrence  James,  '.;en  mdse 

Liddlo  &  Frasier,  grocers 

Lowder  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Lydel  ft  Gulliver,  gen  ir.dso 

MABSAG  SILVEB  MINING  AND 
MILLING  CO,  E  P  Ferry  superin- 
tendent 

Marrougli  Wm,  boarding-house 

McCarri>ll  James,  boots  and  shoes 

McFalls  David,  physician 

McLaughlin  D  C,  attorney-at-law 

Morris  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Morrison  Reilcy,  saloon 

Mosher  A,  meat  market 

MUUBALL  ft  GO,  meat  market 

O'Reiley  John,  saloon 

Ottenbeimer  VVm,  gen  mdse 


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FAFE  JOHN,  saloon 

I'ark  City  Bank,  M  L  Hoyt  oashier 

"PABK  CITT  BECORD"  (weekly). 

H  L  White  proprietor 

PEABSON  OEOtlGE,  minih^  engineer 

Ray  &  Pearce,  grocers 

Ready  H,  restaurant 

Redman  Herman,  fancy  goods 

Riley  J,  saloon 

Roy  W  H,  groceries 

Russell  David,  bricklayer 

Shepard  E  B,  rarponter 

Shepard,  Stringer  &  Co,  meat  market 

SILVER  KEY  AND  RED  FOX 
MINING  COS,  N  C  Springer  super- 
intendent 

Smith  A  M,  livery 

Smith  J,  livery  stable 

Snyder  ti  G,  real  estate 

Snyder  Rhoda,  boarding-house 

SNTDER  W  I.  attorney 

STREET  JOHN  L;  attorney  at-law 
and  notary  public 


Tewsbury  0  A,  hardware 

Thiriot  Bros,  butchers 

THOMPSON  ANSON,  physician 

Tims  W  &  Son,  planing-mill 

Waddell  R  A,  attorney-at-law 

Waldron  Mrs,  boarding-house 

WALDRON  &  POUND,  books  and  ^ 

stationery  - 

Wall  A,  Uvery  stable 
WARDELL    ROBERT,   attomey-at- 

law 
WATSON  J  0,  Transfer  Co,  wood  and 

coal 
WATSON  THOMAS  L,  stage  line  to 

Heber 
WHITE  H  L,   proprietor  Park  City 

"Record" 
WIEST  HARRY,  barber 
Wilcox  A,  hotel 
Williams  £  C,  druggist   . 
Wise  Wm  A,  jeweler 
Wiseman  &  Clark,  jewelers 
Young  O  H,  general  merchandise 


J.  HUNTER. 


WM.  ROBERTSON. 


HUi^TER  &  ROBERTSON,  Proprietors. 


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ellep  ^ivery,  f  ee3  an3  ^ale  ^laMe^. 

LOUIS  aTsnyder, 

PBOPBIETOB. 

MOUNTAIN    TURNOUTS 


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ORDERS  BY  MAIL  OR  TELEGRAPH 

PB01IPTI.Y  ATTE!VDED  TO. 

PARK  CITY,  UTAH  TERRITORY. 


FISCHEL'S    HOTEL, 

Park  City,   Utah  Ter. 

Central  Location.    Opposite  Bank  and  Post  Office. 

First-cliAHS    ^ccommoclatioiis. 
EXCELLENT   CUISINE. 


Pioneer  Livery,  Feed  |j  Sale  Stable, 

WALL  &  GERRATY. 


PKOPRIJ       RS. 


STYLISH  TURNOUTS, 

GOOD  SAISLE  HOBSES. 


*»•  All  Orders  Promptly  Filled. , 

PARK  CITY,  UTAH. 


Utah— Park  City. 


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C.  E.  WURTELS. 


U.  L.  HOYT,  Coabior. 


W.  B.  DODDRIDGE. 


Park  City  Bank. 

PARK  CITY,  UTAH, 
DO   A  GENERAL  BANKING  BUSINESS. 


CORRESPONDENTS : 

WELLS,  FUeCO  &  CO.,    OMAIIA  NATIONAl  BAHK,     WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO.,    WELLS,  FAHGO  &  CO.. 


New  York. 


Omaha,  Neb. 


Salt  Lake,  Utah. 


San  Francisco. 


Wo  pay  especial  attention  to  business  instrustcd  to  our  care  by  non-residents. 

Information  obtained  reij^ardinj,'  Mining  Property  and  Stocks,  free  of  cost,  and  correspondence 
solicited. 

Collections  a  specialty— returns  on  day  of  payment— at  lowest  rates. 

Handle  Stocks,  Bonds  or  other  Securities  In  New  York,  San  Francisco  or  Park  City. 

Make  Telegraphic  Transfei-s  of  Money,  draw  Bills  of  Exchange,  issue  Letters  of  Credit  ou  the 
principal  cities  of  the  world,  at  nominal  rates. 

Interest  allowed  on  time  deposits. 

Strangers  visiting  the  Mining  District  are  invited  to  call. 

•  Address  M.  Is,  HOYT, 

Cashier  Park  Vlty  Bank,  Park  City,  Utah. 


PARK  MINING  RECORD 

Published  Every  Saturday  Eyening, 

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PARK   CITY,   UTAH. 

One  Copy,  One  Year S3  CO 

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"  Three  Months I  OO 

JOB  FMIKTIK© 

Of  all  Kinds  J^eatly  and  Promptly  Executed. 

H.  L.  WHITE,  Proprietor. 


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f/lfa/i — Park  City-Parowan. 


CHARLES  SHIELDS, 


DEALER  IN 


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Hardware,  Clothing,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Dry  Goods, 

Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars, 
TAKK  CITY,  UTAH. 

LIVERY  AND  FEED  STABLE, 

MAIN    STREET. 

Opposite  Marsac  Mill. 
PAHK  CITY,         -       ■       1TTAH. 

A.  If.  SMITI,  PrapriBtor. 

Carriages  S  Saddle  Horses 

Always  on  Hand* 


Careful  Attention  tfi\cn  to  Boarding  Horses. 


JAS.  G.  WATSON, 
OSLIVEBS  COAL  TO  WMS  MS  BSSIDEITCES 

In  Largre  or  Small  Quantities,  to  suit  the  Purchaser, 

Also  Handles  all  Freight  to  and  from  U.  P.  B.  B. 

Basrga^e  Checks  left  at  Park  City  Hoteh  will  Receive  Prompt  Attention. 

Passengers  Carried  to  and  from  the  Depot  at  Reasonable  Rates. 

Telephone  in  my  OfHce  and  Residence.     Orders  promptly  attended  to. 
Office  two  doors  North  of  Park  City  Hotel.  Park  City,  Utallt 


D.  F.  KEELER, 

—DEALER  IN— 

School  Boots,  Periodicals. 

Nuta*  Candiss.   Confeotionery* 
TOYS.    Etc. 

PARI.  tilTY,       .       .       UTAH. 


PARK  VALLEY. 

Box  ELDEn  County.    A  post-office. 

Burton  Joseph,  sheep  raiser 
Chiidwick  Abraham,  stock  raiser 
Godfrey  Wm,  justice  of  peace 
Ilirschi  &  Kituzler,  mill  and  lumbermen 
Larson  Adam,  constable 
ROHWER  A  C,  postmaster 
Uohwer  O  J,  butcher 


PAROWAN. 

Iron  County.    A  post-office;  near  the 
Little  Salt  Lake,   on  the  stage  line 


rnlOUIl  UlLLOiNo.  9e$S7  Main  Street 


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Utah — Parowan-Plain  City. 


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leading  to  Arizona;  is  a  plaee  of  1,000 
or  more  inhabitants,  and  is  distant 
from  Salt  Lake  City  about  26  miles. 
The  mountains  surrounding  the  place 
abound  with  a  rich  growth  of  timber, 
from  which  the  residents  derive  their 
principal  support,  though  some  farm- 
ing is  carried  on  in  the  vicinity. 

Adams  Charles,  mayor 
Adams  Wm,  pros  Co-operative  Mfg  Co 
ANBERSOll  E  M>  general    merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Benson  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Benson  R,  lumber  and  shingles 
Brown  J  W,  notary  public  and  atty-at- 

law 
Co-operative     Mfg    Co,     cabinetware, 
blackamithing.    tannery,    boots   and 
shoes,  Wm  Adams  pres 
Dalley  John  E,   recorder  and   county 

clerk 
Dalton  Edward,  county  judge  and  sur- 
veyor 
Dame  W  H.  recorder 
Davenport  Thomas,  county  treasurer 
Franklin  W  R,  furniture 
Holyoak  Wm,  general  merchandise 
King  V  R,  druggist  and  physician 
McGregor  &  Co,  millers,  flour  and  grain 
Mitchell  W  C,  assessor  and  collector 
Orton  Alex,  sheriff  and  marshal 
OETON  &  KINQ>  wines,  liquors  and 

tobacco 
ORTON  WM  0,  attomey-at-law 
Parowan  Co-opurative  Co,  gen  mdse 
Towler  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Watson  L  D,  attornoy-at-law 
Wilcox  Wm,  lumber 
Wiminer  &  McUregor,  millers 
Z  C  M  I,  general  merchandise 


PAYSON. 

Utah  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  Central  Railway,  lO.'i  miles  from 
Ogden  an(l  66  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

Greer  J  H,  physician 


PETERS. 

Box  Elder  County. 
Davis  Ceo,  wagonmaker 

HENDERSON    ROBERT. 

merchandise 
Nelson  James,  flour-mill 
Perry  O  A,  bishop 
Thorn  Richard,  farmer 
Young  Samuel,  photographer 


general 


PETERSON. 

Morgan  County.    A  post-office,  on  the 


Union  Pacific  R.  R.,  17  miles  from 
Ogden. 

Phillip  R,  act  W,  P  &  Co 
WILUAfflS    EDW,IN,    postmaster 

and  general  merchandise 
Williams  Joshua,  steam  saw-mill 


PETTYYILLE, 

San  Pete  County.    See  Sterling. 


PINTO. 

Washington  County.  A  post-office, 
47  miles  from  St.  George.  Popula- 
tion lOi. 

CO-OPERATIVE  STORE,  Joseph 
Eldrige  manager,  srencral  merchandise 

ELDRIQE  JOSEPH,  Co-operative 
Store 

Forsythe  N  D,  hides  and  wool 

Harrison  Mary  A,  p  istmistress 


PLAIN  CITY. 

Weber  County.  A  post-office,  10 
miles  from  Ogden,  ths  county  seat. 

Anderson  A  P,  bootmaker 

Bramwell  F  S,  blacksmith 

Bramwell  George  W,  school  teacher 

Carver  George,  school  teacher 

Chandler  Stephen,  brickmaker 

Christensen  N  P,  bootmaker 

Dreaney  Sanmel,  carpenter 

Eames  Robert  E,  brickmaker 

England  John,  weaver 

Falkman  C  O,  blacksmith 

Falkman  Peter,  gen  mdse 

Freeburg  M,  brickmaker 

Geddes  Wm  S,  stone  cutter 

GodJard  Edward,  basketmaker 

Greene  Peter  C,  carpenter 

Heath  Charles,  painter 

Ipson  Mons,  blacksmith 

Lindelof  N  P,  bootmaker 

McQUIRE  WM  W,  surveyor,  con- 
veyancer, notary  public,  and  post- 
master 

Messeroy  Joshua,  carpenter 

Miller  Stephen,  brickmaker 

Musgrove  Geo,  pai-iter 

Neal  Chas,  carpenter 

iVorthen  Richard,  printer 

Palmer  Edward  J,  jeweler 

Petterson  John,  carpenter 

Poulson  Peter,  tailor 

Poxon  Ellen,  school  teacher 

Richardson  Chas,  gen  mdse 

Robson  Thomas  A,  clergyman 

Shurtliflf  L  W,  bishop 

Spiers  John,  justice  of  peace 


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Stewart  Wm,  constable 
Wadman  H  H,  botanic  physician 
Wninwright  Wm  B,  knitter 
White  John,  jeweler 


PLEASANT  GROVE. 

Utah  County.    A  post-ofBce,  36  miles 
southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

AUdridge  Parsons,  wngonmaker 
Armitstead  James,  physician 
Beer  John,  shoemaker 
Beer  Franklin 

Christinsen  Niels  P,  blacksmith 
Culmer  A  E,  carpenter  and  builder 
Driggs  Benjamin  W,  gen  mdse 
Drigss  Shadrack  F,  wagonmaker 
Hansen  Andrew,  blacksmith 
Jensen  J  C,  shoemaker 
Jensen  Jens  C,  blacksmith 
Lone  John,  blacksmith 
Mayhew  W  F,  carpenter  and  builder 
MAYHEW  E,  notary  public 
Pleasant  Grove   Co-operative    Institu- 
tion, general  merchandise 
Bogers  K  M,  physician 
Sterrett  MrsP,  postmistress 


PLYMOUTH. 

Box  Elder  Countt.    A  post-office;  23 
miles  north  of  Corinne. 

FIESSON  H  D«  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 


PORTAGE. 

Box  Elder  County.  A  post-office;  34 
miles  northwest  of  Brigham  City. 

Allen  I,  j.'eneral  merchandise 

Allen  J,  freighter 

Anderson  Miss  Mary  E,  general  can- 
vasser 

ANDERSON  W  H,  druggist,  physi- 
cian, justice  of  the  peace,  and  post- 
master 

Spencer  Lewis  R,  book  agent 

Tims  J,  cooper 

Zion's  Co-operative  general  merchandise 


PRICE. 

EhERY  COUNIT. 

Allred  Green  W,  justice  of  peace 
OEAHES  F  El   general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Rhoades  C  B,  road  commissioner 
Simmons  Levi,  constable 


PROMONTORY. 

Box  Elder  County.  A  telegraph  of- 
fice; on  the  Central  Pacific  R.  ti.,  53 
miles  from  Ogdeu, 

King  N  M,  hotel  and  general  merchan- 
dise 


PROVIDENCE. 

Cache  County.  A  post-office;  3  miles 
south  of  Logan. 

Bullock  H,  cabinetmaker 

Bollock  J,  bootmaker 

CAMPBELL  JOSEPH  H.  superin- 
tendent Providence  Saw-mill  and 
lumber 

Co-operative  Boot  Store,  W  W  Low 
supt 

Fredricks  A,  tinsmith 

Gay  el  J,  brickmaker 

Haderly  J  N,  carpenter 

Uammond  M  D,  supt  Providence  Co- 
operative Store 

Low  W  W,  supt  Co-operative  Boot 
Store  and  postmaster 

Madison  J  F,  confectioner 

Mirer  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Providence  C»-fperative  Store,  M  D 
Hammond  tmtt,  general  merchandise 

PROVIDENCE  SAW-MILL.  Joseph 

H  Campbell  superintendent 
Smith  J,  surveyor 
Thornton  Joseph,  carpenter 
Thurer  F,  brickmaker 


PROYO  CITY. 

Utah  Counitt.  A  post-office;  on  the 
Utah  Central  R.  R.,  85  miles  from 
Ogden  and  48  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 
It  is  the  county  seat  of  Utah  County, 
has  a  population  of  4,500,  and  is  situ- 
ated on  the  Provo  River. 

Arrowsmith  J  T,  city  pound  keeper 

Bee  F  F,  harness 

Beesleys  J  F,  lime  kiln 

Booth  J  E,  prosecuting  attorney 

Brown  Geo  M,  c  ty  attorney 

Bullock  Isaac,  hotel 

Clinton  Charles,  agt  D  &  R  G  Ry 

Cluff  David,  undertaker 

CluffDF,  barber 

Dana  D  S,  nttorney-at-law 

Daniels  &  Hafen,  photographers 

Daniels  James  E,  county  recorder  and 

treasurer 
Dunn  James,  manager  P  Mfg  Co   & 

Woolen  Mill 
Dusenberry  W  H,  county  clerk 
Dusenberry  Warren  N,  probate  judge 


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Dnsenber^  Wilson  H,  cashier  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  county  clerk,  supt  of 
schools,  and  mayor 

First  National  Bank,  A  O  Smoot  pres 

Fiske  C  H,  restaurant 

Freshwater  Mrs  &  Son,  general  mdse 

Fuller  Jesse  J,  city  sealer  of  weights 
and  measures 

FulUr  L  L,  marble  and  stone  cutter 

(tanner  Myron,  flour-mill 

fiee  Geo  W,  city  water  master 

GEAHAM  JOHN  C,  editor  "Territo- 
liul  Enquirer" 

Gray  VVm  &  Co,  books  and  stationery 

Halliday  Vernee  L,  city  recorder 

Hardy  Milton  H,  supt  of  schools 

Harrison  Mrs  E,  geneial  merchandise 

Harrison  Wm,  tinsmith 

Hines  B  S,  druggist 

Holdaway  A  D,  probate  judge 

Hooper  W  H,  vice-prea  First  National 
Bank 

Horton  Mrs  E,  general  merchandise 

Jensen  P  C,  furniture 

Jones  Albert,  county  coroner 

JONES  S  Si  general  merchandise 

Keeler  Joseph  B,  city  assessor  and  col- 
lector 

King  Mrs,  millinery 

Kirkwood  R  C,  agt  clothing  department 
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Lpmb  J  S,  restaurant 

Maiben  Henry  J,  painter 

HcCATJSLIN  MAS  MART  H,  post- 
mistress, Main 

Milner  John  B,  attorney-at-law 

MORT  THOMAS  F>  bootmaker 

Morton  Mrs  E,  general  merchandise 

Nielsen  S,  jeweler 

Nuttall  &  Cook,  butchers 

Paxman  Wm,  supt  Provo  Lumber  and 
Building  Co 

Peters  John,  agt  U  C  R  R 

Pike  Walter  R,  physician 

Provo  Co-operative  Institution,  general 
merchandise 

Provo  Lumber  and  Building  Co,  Wm 
Paxman  supt 

PROVO   MANUFACTURING    CO. 

woolen  mill  and  general  merchandise, 

James  Dun  superintendent 
Reeler  Jos  B,  city  assessor  and  collector 
Schultze  Chas,  saloon 
SHAW  A,  b.kery 
Simons  Mrs  S,  telegraph  operator 
Stnoot  A  0,  pres  First  National  Bank 
Smoot  Reed,  agt  Z  C  M  I 
Scow  John  L,  general  merchandise 
Sperry  W  0,  supt  of  streets 
Stark  Daniel,  assessor 
Startup  H,  groceries 
Stoddart  Robt,  restaurant 
Stubbs  Peter,  general  merchandise 
Sutherland  A  G,  att')rney-at-law 


Talmage  James  J,  physician 
Taylor  Georgo,  furniture 

"ter:iitorial    enquirer" 

(THE),  John  C  Graham  editor 

THOMPSON  WM,  lumber  yard,  Mon- 
tana 

Turner  John  W,  sheriff  and  collector 

Twelves  Charles,  fruits 

Twelves  John  R,  sec  Woolen  Factory 

West  Branch  Co-operative  Institution, 
general  merchandise 

Zion's  Co-operative  Clothing  Depart- 
ment, R  C  Kirkwood  agt 

Zion's  Co-operative  Mercantile  Institu- 
tion, Reed  Smoot  agt 


RANCH. 

Kane  County.    A  post-office,  11  miles 
northeast  of  Order ville. 

Allen  A,  shingle  maker 

JOLLY  R  G,  postmaster  and  rancher 

Jones  John,  blacksmith 

Leranger  N,  carpenter 

McDonald  G  D,  farmer 

Miles  John  H,'  harnessmaker 

Pulsipher  C,  dairyman 

Pulsipher  C  P  Jr,  general  merchandise 

Robinson  Robert  E,  stock  man 

Robins  R  S,  farmer  and  dairyman 

Roundy  B  D,  farmer  and  stockman 

Roundy  W  H,  farmer  and  stockman 

Seamon  John  W,  saw-mill 

Willkson  Wm,  carpenter 

Wooly  E  D,  dairyman 


RANDOLPH. 

Rich  County.    A   post-office. 

Jocobson  Oliver,  lumber 
Jensen  Bros,  stock  dealers 
Lutz  Albert,  boots  and  shoes 
McKennon  A,  pres  Z  C  M  I 
Peart  G  A,  vice-pres  Z  C  M  I 
SNOWBALL  JOHN,  postmaster 
South  &  Sons,  lumber 
Tyson  Mrs  Sarah,  hotel 

RICHFIELD. 

Sevier  County.      A    post-office  and 
county  seat. 

ANDERSON  NIELS,  postmaster 
Aiiderton  Wm,  gen  mdse 
Baker  W  G,  hotel 
Bnrg  0  P,  harness  and  saddles 
Carter  Binjamin,  butcher 
Hansen  &  Thurber,  fuiuiture 
Jensen  T  P,  bootmaker 
KHLLER  H  P,  books,  stationery  and 
notions 


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Nielsen  &  Jensen,  gen  mdsa 
Paulsen  Christian,  hotel 
Paulsen  &  Peterson,  flour-mill 
Richfield  Co-operative  Institution,  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Smith  Jorgen,  gen  mdse 
Wells  WK,  tinner 
Workingmen's  Co,  gen  mdso 
Wright  &  Clurk,  agricultural  implements 
Wright  I  K,  blacksmith 


RICHMOND. 

Cache  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  and  Northern  Baihvay,  and  the 
lust  town  in  Utah  on  this  road,  71 
miles  from  Ogden.  It  is  a  pretty  lit- 
tle town  of  1,500  inhabitants,  the 
second  in  point  of  populiition  in 
Cache  County.  The  country  sur- 
rounding it  is  rich  in  scenic  features, 
wliile  the  soil  is  susceptible  of  a  very 
high  cultivation,  though  the  facilities 
for  irrigation  at  present  are  not  as 
good  as  could  be  wished. 

Griffin  Thomas,  machinist 

Harrison  A  li  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Hendricks  W  D,  grist-mill 

Hobsen  A  U,  gen  indse 

Merrill  M  W,  miller 

Olsten  W  H,  physician 

Bichmoad  Z  C  M  I,  gen  mdso 

Smith  A,  boot  and  harncssmaker 

Tcppit3  J  H,  blacksmith 

TRAVELER  C>  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

TBAVELER  C  &  CO,  stcnm,  saw, 
shingle,  lath  and  piniiing-niills 

Whitehead  Frank,  boot  and  harness- 
maker 


Tooele 
Point. 


RICHVILLE. 

County.      Post-o£ce     Lake 


Jacobs  F  D,  miller 

Lee  T,  tanner 

Moss  W  F,  general  merchandise 

Tooele  Co  Co-operative  Flour-Mill 

Tooele  Co  Co-operative  Tunning  Co 

ROCKPORT. 

Summit Counit.  A  post-office,  1 1  miles 
southeast  of  Coalville.  Population 
145. 

SEAHANS  HENRT,  postmaster 


ROCKVILLE. 

KiME  County.    A  post-office,  15  milea 
Bontheast  of  Toquorville. 


AUred  John,  physician 
Brundago  Wm  L,  minister 
Co-operative  Store.  James  P  Terry  pres, 

general  merchandise 
Draper  Z  T,  artist 
Dnzett  Rosa,  telegraph  operator 
Hall  J  C^painter 

SLATJOHTER  C  W>  postmaster 
Terry  James  P,  pres  Co-operative  Store 
Terry  John,  blacksmith 


ST,  GEORGE. 

Washinotov  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office. 

Adams  8  L,  blacksmith 

Barnes  Wm,  cariMjnter  and  builder 

Bentley  Joseph,  county  clerk 

Blake  B  F,  furniture 

Booth  James,  photographer 

Brooks  — ,  stone  cutter 

Burges  M,  cabinetmaker 

Carpenter  James  W,  printer  and  pub- 
lisher 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Coxe  J,  wagonmiikcr 

Crof  C  W,  blacksmith 

Dodge  W  E,  wine  maker 

Eiirdley  John,  pottery 

Hardy  A  P,  shirifl' 

H  ardy  J  G,  wood  turner 

Higgins  S  G,  physician 

Ivins  I,  physician 

Judd  &  Smith,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 

McFarlaneJohn  M,  county  judge  and 
surveyor 

McQuirrir  Hector,  blacksmith 

McQuirrie  Robt  &  Morris,  carpenters 
and  builders 

Milne  David,  painter 

Morris  R,  bootmaker 

Nelson  A,  bootmaker 

Nelson  Wm,  bootmaker 

Fichett,  Ridiug  &  Co,  carpenters  and 
furniture 

Piatt  H  G,  harnessmaker 

PYMH  JOHN,  postmaster,  hotel  and 
general  merchandise 

Pymm  Seth,  architect 

Riding  C  L,  tinsmith 

Riding  Taylor,  bootmaker 

Smith  C,  watchmaker 

Snow  E,  hotel 

Snow  E  B,  butcher 

Snow  M,  8urvc-yor  and  clerk 

Terry  C  A,  wine  maker  and  cooper 

Whitehead  A  R,  general  mdso 

Wilson  E,  carpenter 

Wooley  E  G,  prosecuting  attorney 

Wooley,  Lind  &  Judd,  gen  mdse  and 
bankers 


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ST.  JOHNS. 

Too  ELK  County.  A  post-offloe,  II  miles 
south  of  Tooele. 

BURBIDGE  OEO  Wi  superintendent 

Z  0  M  I  and  postmaster 
Cnldwell  David  H  Jr,  wool  grower 
Caldwell  Isaac  J,  contractor,  builder 

and  wool  grower 
Davis  Samuel  M,  wool  grower 
De  San  Joor  Frans,  boots  and  shoes 
Green  K  R,  rope  and  twine  mfy 
Mcintosh  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 

maker 
Orr  James,  wool  grower 
Russell    Elizabeth,    propr    medicated 

warm  baths 
Steel  Joseph  W,  wool  grower 
Stookey  Lnos,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

s7lem. 

Utah  Cocntt.  A  post-office,  2)  miles 
from  Payson. 

Atwood  Alona>  T,  brick  manufacturer 

Carlson  G  W,  carpenter 

Christiansen  Peter,  blacksmith 

Curtis  Samuel  T,  broom  manufacturer 

Davis  James  J,  bootmaker 

Edman  Hans,  bootmaker 

Engberg  Mrs  A,  milliner 

ENGBERO AiroHEAa  Salem Coop- 
erative  Store 

Evans  Charles  D,  notary  public 

Frederickson  N,  mason 

Gardner  W  E,  cooper 

Gardner  Iro  W,  cooper 

Lapper  Chas,  brewery 

SAXEM  CO  OPERATIVE  INSTI- 
TUTION, general  merchandise 

Simons  Orrawell,  miller 

Soren  Mrs  Matilda,  dressmaker 

Underwood  E  J,  wagonmaker 


SALINA. 

Sevier  County.  A  post-office,  19  miles 
northeast  of  Richfield. 

Barnard  John,  hotel 

Crane  E,  aaltmaker 

Curtis  Mrs,  hotel 

Humphrey  Griffith,  justice  of  the  peace 

Humphrey  R  M,  hotel 

McFaden  Wm,  supt  Co-operative  and 
postmaster 

Olsen  James,  olacksmith 

People's  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Robbins  James,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 

Salina  Co-operative  Institution,  general 
inerchandiae 

WILLES  FRED  0>  druggist  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 


SALT  CREEK. 

Juab  County.   SeeNephi. 


SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

Salt  Lake  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  olHce.  It  is  the  me- 
tropolis and  capital  of  the  Territory, 
the  county  seat  of  the  countv  bearing 
the  same  name,  is  situated  on  the 
Utah  Central  R.  R.,  37  miles  south  of 
Ogden,  and  has  a  population  of  25,000 

feople. 
ts  streets  are  of  unusual  width,  bor- 
dered by  a  beautiful  and  uniform  growth 
of  shade-trees,  while  along   the  curbs 
there  is  a  constantly  flowing  stream  of 

fmre  and  sparkling  water,  which  comes 
rom  the  mountains  that  shut  out  the 
beautiful  valley  in  which  the  city  is  sit- 
uated from  the  cold  winds  of  the  north. 
Of  course  that  peculiar  class  of  persons 
known  as  Mormons  predominate,  and  it 
is  due  to  them  to  state  that  the  city's 
beauty  and  growth  is  traceable  only  to 
their  presence.  Had  not  such  men  as 
Orson  Pratt  buckled  on  their  armor  of 
courage  and  self-reliance  a  quarter  of  a 
century  or  more  ago,  and  defied  the  dan- 
gers of  the  tedious  journey  across  the 
uninhabited  plains,  Utah  could  not 
boast  of  the  cities  and  happy  country 
homes  which  everywhere  present  them- 
selves to-day  to  gladden  the  heart  of  the 
stranger  and  moke  his  visits  enjoyable. 
No  such  monuments  of  pride  and  of  de- 
votion to  religious  doctrine  as  have  heen 
erected  would  be  seen ;  no  such  devel- 
opment of  the  mining  interests  as  she 
has  experienced  would  be  apparent ;  no 
such  traffic  as  is  carried  on  by  the  rail- 
roads would  be  witnessed,  nor  would  the 
merry  music  of  clanking  engines,  ring- 
ing anvils,  the  hum  of  saws  and  the 
clashing  trowel  be  heard  in  the  land. 
But,  on  the  contrary,  a  solemn  si- 
lence would  reign  supreme,  and  the 
bustle  of  the  hour  would  be  sup- 
planted by  "nature's desolation."  The 
Tabernacle  and  the  Temple,  whose 
mute,  yet  suggestive  fingers  point 
heavenward  the  whole  year  through, 
and  "  watch  the  lonely  vigils  of  the 
night "  in  courtship  with  the  stars, 
would  be  numbered  with  the  "things 
that  are  to  be,"  while  the  mountains, 
solemn  and  majestic,  would  keep  sole 
company  with  the  companions  of  long 
ago.  No  theater  such  as  she  possesses 
would  have  reared  its  roof  to  witness 
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of  Mormon "  been  denied  the  passage 
across  the  plains  that  stretch  out  to  the 
eastward  so  many  weary  miles. 

Besides  the  Alurmon  churches,  nearly 
all  other  denominations  are  represented 
in  the  city,  some  having  very  creditable 
congregations.  The  hotels  are  all  tinder 
the  managpment  of  efficient  landlords 
and  are  good  in  every  respect.  The  hot 
springs  is  another  feature  of  the  city 
that  deserves  special  notice.  The  tem- 
perature of  the  water  as  it  comes  from 
its  subterranean  home  is  102  degrees 
Fahrenheit.  The  water  is  strongly  im- 
pregnated with  sulphur  and  for  batiiiug 
purposes  is  very  valuable. 

The  city  as  will  be  inferred,  takes  its 
name  from  the  great  inland  sea,  which 
is  but  a  short  distance  from  the  suburb.<i, 
and  from  whose  waters  salt  is  taken  in 
vast  quantities. 

St  Mary's  of  Utah,  under  the  direc- 
tirm  of  the  Sisters  of  the  Holy  Cross,  is 
situated  in  onn  of  the  finest  localities  of 
the  beautiful  city  of  Salt  Lake.  The 
building  is  of  brick,  well  heated,  spa- 
cious and  commodiims,  is  the  best  con- 
structed in  the  country  for  educational 
purposes.  The  salubrity  of  the  fresh 
air  from  the  mountains  contributes 
greatly  to  the  health  of  the  inmates. 

The  Sisters  offer  the  advantages  of  a 
thorough  education  to  young  ladies  en- 
trusted to  their  care,  sparing  no  pains  to 
promote  the  best  moral  influence,  as 
well  as  the  health  and  happiness  of  their 
pupils. 

Pupils  of  all  denominations  are  re- 
ceived, and  while  the  utmost  care  is 
taken  in  the  religioiis  instruction  of  the 
children  of  Catholic  parents,  there  is  no 
interference  with  the  children  of  those 
of  a  different  belief,  for  the  sake  of  good 
discipline,  however,  all  are  required  to 
bo  present  at  the  public  religious  exer- 
cises. 

Abrams    L    8,    Pio::eer    Fish   Market, 

1267  First  South 
Admire  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker,  175  First 

West 
Alff  Rudolph,  dealer  in  crockery  and 

glassware,  120  Main 
Allen  J  F  (Moore,  Allen  &  Co),  161  and 

163  Main 
Allen  Mrs  Louisa,    ladies  and    infant 

wear,  69  Second  South 
Alt  Jacob,  saloon.  99  Main 
ANDERSOK  ANDREW,  glovemaker 

and  furrier,  164  Commercial 
Anderson  F  C  (Anderson  It  Pomeroy), 

130  and  132  Main 
Anderson   Hugh,  ins  agt,  130  Main 


ANDEBSOlf  JAMES  (Scott  ft  Ander- 
son), 17t)  Main 

Anderson  &  Pomeroy  (F  C  Anderson 
and  C  E  Pumeroy),  real  estate  and 
loan  agts,  1.10  and  132  Main 

Anderson  Samuel,  tailor,  1.39  Commer- 
cial 

Anderson  W  F,  physician.  Second  East 

Andre  Prof  A,  music  teacher,  1.30  Second 
South 

Angell  C  E,  lumber  yard.  First  East 

Arbogast  Geo,  candy  and  ice  cream  par- 
lors, 44  First  South 

Ar^^enta  Lodge,  No  3,  F  and  A  M,  M  C 
Phillips  Eec.  143  Main 

Armstrong  Kev,  clergyman  (St  Paul's 
Episcopal),  Main 

Armstrong  Francis  (Taylor,  Romney  & 
Armstrong),  South  Temple 

ARMSTRONG  T  C.   grain  and  feed, 

34  First  South 
Arnold  Henry,  bakery,  22  Main 
Asmusaen  Curl  C,   jeweler  and  watch- 
maker, CO  and  62  Main 
Atkins  John,  second-hand  goods,  94  and 

96  Commercial 
Aubrey   Lorenzo,    barber,     69    Second 

South 
Aubrey  Thomas,  gen  mdse,   72  Second 

South,  and  restaurant,  60  First  South 
Auer  Chas  (Auer  &  Murphy),   18  First 

South 
Auer  St  Murphy  (Chas  Auer  and  Ed  H 

Murphy),  Occidental  Saloon,  18  First 

South 
Auerbach  k  Cohn,  dry  goods,  98   Main 
Auerbach  F  &  Bro  (F  and  S  Auerbuch), 

dry  goods,  124  and  120  Main 

Auerbach  F  and  S  (F  Auerbach  &  Bro), 
124  and  126  Main 

Austin  Edward,  mgr  London  Bank  of 
Utah,  93  and  95  Main 

Austin  L  S,  mining  and  mechanical  en- 
gineer, 130  and  1.32  Main 

Averell  O  J,  clerk  3d  district  court, 
Wasatch  Block,  173  Main 

Bailey  J  A  (Bailey  k  Parsons),  notary 
public,  1222  Second  South 

Bailey  John  and  John  H  (Bailey  k  Son), 
174  Main 

Bailey  k  Parsons  (J  A  Bailey  and  M  K 
Parsons),  land  agts  and  attorneys, 
1222  Second  South 

Bailey  k  Son  (John  and  John  H  Bailey), 
general  merchandise,  174  Main 

Ball  John,  groceries.  First  East 

Balmforth  Charles,  groceries,  coal  and 
wood,  203  Main 

Balser  John,  awnings  and  tents,  34  Sec- 
ond South 

Bamberger  k  Co  (J  E  and  L  Bamberger), 
wholesale  furnishing  goods  and  no- 
tions, 183  and  185  Mam 


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Bamberger  J  E  and  L  (Bamberger  It,  Co), 

183  and  185  Main 
Bane  M  M,  receiver  U  8  Land  Office, 

Vn2  Second  South 
Barker  Joseph,  gun  and  locksmith,  150 

Commercial 
Barlow  J  B,  dentist,  Depot 
Barnes  &  Davis  (D  L  Davis  and  John  R 

Barnes),  gen  mdse,  100  and  108  Main 
Barnes  John  R  (Barnes  k  Davis),  106 

and  108  Main 
Barnett  J,  notary  public,  130  and  132 

Main 
Bamhart  Henry  *(Stahl  &  Bamhart),  35 

Second  South 
Barr  G  W  (Barr  &    McTernay),   134 

Main 
Barr  &  McTernay  (G  W  Barr  and  James 

McTernay),  saloon,  134  Main 
Barratt  Bros  (C  R  and  I  M  Barratt), 

furniture,  123-131  Main 
Barratt  C  R  and  I  M  (Barratt  Bros), 

123-131  Main 
Barrona  Ethan,  groceries.  Second  South 
Barton  H  B  (Dunbar,  Barton  &  Co), 

1230  First  South 
BATES  T  W  (T  W  Bates  &  Co),  178 

Main 
BATES  T  W  ft  CO  (T  W  Bates,  A  F 

Darling,    and   Theo    Brough),  com- 
mission merchants,  178  Main 
Baumgarten  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  91 

Main 


Beard  \Vm  T,  gunsmith,  1276  First 
South 

Beattie  Jeremiah,  physician,  1222  Sec- 
ond South 

Benedict  Joseph  M,  physician,  83  Main 

Benner  Edward,  principal  Salt  Lake 
Academy,  Third  South 

Bannett  Charles  W  (Bennett,  Harkness 
&  Kirkpatrick),  143  Main 

Bennett,  Harkness  &  Kirkpatrick  (C  \V 
Bennett,  R  Harkness,  and  Moses 
Kirkpatrick),  attorueys-at-law,  143 
Main 

Bennion  Samuel,  selectman,  Court 
House 

Beuuites  L,  restaurant,  57  Second  South 

Benniten  Mrs  Phebe,  lodging-house,  67 
Second  South 

Bennitej  Wm,  meat  market,  75  Second 
South 

Bentley  Julius,  carpet-weaver,  43  First 
South 

Bergstrom  C  M,  bootmaker,  97  Com- 
mercial 

Bevan  A  D  (Bevan  ft  Hoyer),  32  First 
South 

Bevan  &  Hoyer  (A  D  Bevan  and  H  L 
Hoyer),  druggists,  32  First  South 

Billing  F  W,  Germania  Lead  Works, 
Deseret  Block 

Binnie  Robert  (R  Binnie  &  Co),  27  Sec- 
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Binnie  Robert  ft  Co  (Robert  Binnio), 

saloon,  27  Second  South 
Binl  Jnmcs,  cabinetmaker,  West 
Bird  &  Lowe  (Wm  H  Bird  and  James 

Lowe),  land  agents,  122*.:  Second  South 
Bird  W  U  (Bird  &  Lowe),  1222  Second 

South 
Bishop  F  M,  ossayer  and  chemist 
Blandin  Charles  F,  attomey'St-law  and 

notary  public  and  city  attorney,  83 

Main 
Bookholt   Dirk,  county   clerk,   Court 

House 
BOOTH  B  Ci  liverv  stable.  First  East 
Boreman  Jacob  S,  attorney,  1 15  Main 
Bonkofskv  N,  litjuor  dealer,  178  Main 
'  Bowers  .W  1(  U,  mechanical  and  oon- 

tractingengineer,  103  Main 
Bowring  Bros  (W  C  and  J  C  Bowring), 

groceries,  1253  First  South 
Bowring  Joseph  C  (Crow  k  Bowring), 

46  Main 
Boyan  Mr*  Augusta  (Button  ft  Boyan), 

128  Main 
Bradley  James   F,  notary   public,  99 

Main 
Bradstreet    Mercantile    Agency,    Fred 

Irwin  Bupt,  Main 
Brandly  E  J  (Travis  ft  Co),  1214  Second 

South 
BBEDEMETER  WXi    mining  engi- 
neer, U  8  surveyor  and  notary  puD- 

lic,  48  Second  South 
BRISACHEB  SAUL,  restaurant,  233 

Main 
BBECEN    A     C.    proprietor    Valley 

House,  opp  Temple 
Broadbent   John,  watchmaker.    South 

Temple 
Brooks  Charles  P  (Browne  ft  Brooks), 

93  and  95  Main 
Brooks   Geo    F,  groceries,   1249    First 

South 
'irooksbank    Geo,  second-hand  goods, 

201  Main 
BROUOH  THEO  (T  W  Bates  ft  Co), 

178  Main 
Broughton  C  J,  tailor.  First  South 
Brown    Arthur,    attorney -at-law,    170 

Main 
Brown  James,    confectioner,   69    First 

South 
Brown  Wm  (Wm   Brown    ft    Co),  cor 

Main  and  Third  South 
Brown  Wm  ft  Co  (W^m  Brown  and  Emil 

Friedman),   marble   works,  cor  Main 

and  Third  South 
Browno  ft  Brooks  (R  H  Browne  and  C 

P  Brooks),  civil  engineers,  93  and  95 

Main 
Browne  R  H  (Browne  ft  Brooks),  93  and 

95  Main 
Browning  C   K  (TuUidge  ft  Co),  200 

Main 


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First  South 
Bruce  Robert, 

Second  South 
Buckle  John  and   John  T  (Buckle  ft 

Son).  196  Main 
Buckle  ft  Son  (John  and  John  T  Buckle), 

merchant  tailors,  1115  Main 
Bnckwalter   Mrs    H    S,    dressmaking. 

First  Second  near  Second  West 
BULL    JOSEPH  JB   (Star    Printing 

Co),  170  Main 
Burns    Robert,     tentmaker,    65    First 

South 
BUBH8  SOBEBT  JB,  Turf  Exchange 

Saloon.  206  Main 
Burrows  Mrs  M  J,  milliner,  1258  First 

South 
Burt  Andrew,  city  marshal.  City  Hall 
Burton  C  H  (Hardy  Bros  ft  Burton),  26 

and  28  Main 
Burton  Robert  T,  assessor.  Court  House 
Butler  Mrs  E  M,  saloon,  78  First  South 
Butler  Thomas,  second-hand  furniture. 

West  Temple 
Butterworth  — ,  varieties.  Third  South 
Button  Mrs  Amelia  (Button  ft  Boyau), 

128  Main 
Button  ft  Boyan  (Mrs  Amelia  Button 

and  Mrs  Augusta  Boyan),  millinery, 

128  Main 
Byron  G,  editor  "Salt  Lake  Herald," 

66  and  67  Main 
Caine  John  T,  city  recorder  and  auditor. 

City  Hall 
Calder  David  O,   pianos,    organs  and 

band  instruments.  72  Main 
CALIFOBNIA  BBEWEBT,  Henrv 

WflBener  proprietor,  19  Second  South 
CALnSTEB  J  E  (Star  Printing  Cu), 

170  Main 
Cannon    Angus    M,    county   recorder, 

Court  House 
CANNOH   OEOBOE    Q  (Lambert  ft 

Cannon),  1st  counsellor  to  President 

Taylor,  South  Temple 
CABELESS   &    CBOXALL    (George 

Careless  and  Mark  Croxall),  pianos, 

organs  and  sheet  music,   1234  First 

Sou1,h 
CABELESS     OEOBOE    (Careless   & 

Croxall),  1234  First  South 
Carlton  A  B,  member  Utah  Commission 

Opera  House 
Carson  Miss  S,  fortune  teller.  First  East 
Carter  C  W,  photographer,  93  Commer- 
cial 
Carter  Thomas,  guns  and  cutlery,  137 

Main 
Cartwright  John,  groceries.  First  East 
Causey  ft  Fuge  (M  L  Causey  and  A 

Fnge),  saloon,  117  Main 
Causey  M  L  (Causey  ft  Fuge),  117  Main 
Cecil  J  B,  groceries,  220  Main 


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Chadd    Michael,  produce    and    fruits, 

1273  First  South 
Chamborlaia  J  M,  music  tcuchor,  Fifth 

South 
Chambers  R  C,  pres  Homo  Coal  Co, 

1230  First  South 

CHAPMAN  A  8  (Chapman  &  Why- 
tock),  10  and  12  Second  South 

CHAPMAN   ft  WHYTOCK   (A  S 

Chapman  and  J  L  Why  tuck),  dentists, 
10  and  12  Second  South 

Cheshro  Reuben,  harnessmaker,  50  Sec- 
ond South 

Christenson  N  C,  harnessmaker,  7G  Sec- 
ond South 

Church  Historian  Society,  Wilford 
WoodruflF  custodian,  58  South  Temple 

Clork,  Eldredgo  &  Co  (John  Clark,  H  S 
Eidredgo  and  N  A  Empy),  general 
merchandise,  47  and  49  Main 

Clark  George,  barber,  16  First  South 

Clark  H  F,  tailor,  46  First  South 

Clark  Jonah  Wilson,  bootmaker,  First 
South 

Clr.rk  John  (Clark,  Eldredgo  &  Co), 
47  and  49  Main 

Cloabey  k  Hogle  (James  T  Clnsbey  and 
James  Hogle),  147  and  149  Main 

Clnsbey  Jamea  T  (Clasbey  &  Hogle), 
147  and  149  Main 

CLASBET  J  F  (A  C  Smith  &  Co),  134 

Main 
CLAWSON  H  E   agricultural  imple- 
ments,  wool  and    hides,    1214    and 
121G  South  Temple,  cor  Main 
Clawson  H  B  (Little,  Roundy  &  Co),  64 

Main 
Clawson  S  H,  dentist,  room  8,  57  Main 
Clawson  Spencer,  wholesale  dry  goods 

and  notions,  51  and  53  Main 
Clays  W  S,  Capitol  Saloon,  139  Main 
Clayton  John,  cutler,  113  Commercial 
Clayton    N    W,    territorial    auditor. 

Hooper  &  Eldridge  Block 
Heave  Robert   (Cox  &  Cleave),    1228 
First  South 

CLIFT  HOUSE,  S  C  Ewing  proprietor, 

240  Main 
Clinton  Mrs  En<ma,  French  hair  store, 

12UC  First  South 
Clive  J  H  (Price  &  Clive),  1257  Fiist 

South 
Cortlter  F  (Daynes  &  Coalter>,  55  Main 
Cohn  A  and  L  (Cohn  Bros),  102  Main 
Cohn  Bros  (A  and  L  Cohn),  dry  goods, 

102  Main 
Cole  Mrs  H  W,  dressmaker,  45  Second 

South 
Colebrook  Miss   Nellie,    millinery,  56 

Mam 
OOLTON  WH   F;   assistant    cashier 

Denver  and  Rio  Grande  R  R,  rooms 

22  and  23,  Wasatch  Block,  173  Main 


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propiietor,  cor  First  West  and  First 

South 
Cook  &  Glanfitld  (J  Cook  and  J 

(Jlanlit'ld),  moat  market,  1235 

South 
Cook   John  (Cook    &  Glanlltld), 

First  South 
Cook  &  Rogers  (C  H  Cook  and  T 

era),  blacksmiths,  Second  South 
COOKE  W  S>  commercial  job  printer, 

197Moin 
Coombs  A  W,  house  and 

63  First  South 
Co-operativo  Furniture  Co,  John  C  Sand- 
berg  mr  nager,  First  West  and  Temple 
COPE  FRANCIS,  general  freight  and 

passencer  agent,  77  Main 
Cowley  Wm,  tailor,  1228  First  South 
Cowlhig  P  C,  wood  and  coal,  1 17  Com- 
mercial 
Cox  &  Cleave  (Elijah  Cox  and  Robert 

Cleave),  barbers,  1228  First  South 
Cox  Elijah  (Cox  &  Cleave),  1228  First 

South 
Coyner  J  M,  principal  S  L  Collegiate 

Institute,  Second  East 

CBAFTON  EDWARD  P,    portrait 

painter,  52  and  53  First  South 
Craig  John,  U  S  signal  service,  Wasatch 

Block,  173  Main 
Crane  R  W,  broker.  Walker  House 
Crismon  George,  collector.  Court  House 
CROSIER  MRS  J,  restaurant,  90  Com- 
mercial 

CROUCH  JAMES,  (Hopper  &  Co),  Sec- 
ond South 
Crow  &  Bowring   (C  H  Crow  and  Jo- 
seph C  Bownnt;),   harnessmakers,  46 

Main 
Crow  C  H  (Crow  ft  Bowring),  46  Main 
Croivton    Fredrick   (Crowton  &  Reid), 

213  Main 
Crowton  &  Reid  (F  Crowton  and  George 

Reid),  plumbers,  213  Main 
CROXALL  MARK  (Careless  &  Crox- 

all),  1234  First  South 
Culmer  C  F,  groceries,  22  First  South 
Culmer  G  F  &  Bros  (G  F,  H  L  A  and  W 

H  C  Culmer),   wholesale  groceries,  28 

and  30  First  South 
Culmer  H  L  A  (J  C  Graham  &  Co),  28 

and  30  First  South 
Cummings  James  W,  county  treasurer, 

Court  House 
Cummings  ME  (P  W  Madsen  &  Co), 

50  Main 
Cunnington  &  Co  (John  Cunnington  av^ 

Alex  Rogers),  groceries,  cor  Main  and 

Second  South 
Cunnington  John  (Cunnington  &  Co), 

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Cutler  Bros  (Thomas  R,  Joseph   G  and 

Herber  S  Cutler),  groceries,  1247  First 

south  

CUTLER  JOHNC.  ageutProvo  Wool- 
en Mills,  34  and  36  Main 
Cutler  T  R,   J  G   and   H    S    (Cutler 

Bros),  1247  First  South 
Daggett  Ellsworth,  mining  engineer,  93 

and  95  Main 
Dahl  C  A  (Dahl  &  Thompson),  26  Second 

South 
Dahl  &  Thompson  (C  A  Dahl   and  A 

Thompson),  livery  stable,  26  Second 

South 
SARLINO  AF  (T  W  Bates  &  Co),  178 

Main 
Davis  D  L  (Barnes  &  Davis),    10v>  and 

108  Main  

DAVIS  EDWIN  W,    groceries,   feed 

and  grain,  South  Temple 
Davis  John,  agt  Wanamaker  &,   Brown, 

Philadelphia,  48  Second  South 
Davis  T  W,  gen  mdse,  74  Main 
Daynes  &  C.>alter  (Joseph  J  Daynes  and 

F  Coalter),  musical  indse,  55  Main 
Daynes  John,  musical  infltruments  and 

sewing  machines,  66  Main 
Daynes  Joseph  J   (Daynes  &   Coalter), 

55  Main 
DEIOHTON  R  ft  CO  (R  and  U  W 

Deighton),  tinsmiths,  47  Second  South 

DEICrarON  R  AND  H  W  (R  Deigh- 

ton  &  Co),  47  Second  South 
Deuhalter  H  and  C  H   (Denhalter,  Son 

&  Co),  123  Commercial 
Denhalter  H,  Son  &  Co  (H  and    C    H 

Denhalter  and  Wm  Ijcsher),  soda  fac- 
tory, 123  Commercial 
Denhalter  John  H  Sc  Co  (John   H   and 

H  Denhalter),   Golden  Rule  Bazaar, 

57   Main 
Deseret    Carriage     Co    (J    Walker,    J 

Knight  and  J  F  Oblad),  Second  South 

Deseret  National  Bank,  Wm  H  Hooper 

vres,  L  S  Hills  casiiier,  79  Main 
"DESERET  NEWS"   (daily,  weekly 
and  semi- weekly),  published  by  The 
Doiieret  News  Company,  ccr  East  and 
South  Ten.' pie 

Dewyer  Jame.<«,  bookseller,  76  Main 

DICKSON  ft  7ARIAN  (W  H  Dick- 
son and  C  S  Varian),  attorneys,  130 
Main 

DICKSCN  W  H  (Dickson  &  Varian), 
130  Mai  a 

DIEHL  CHRIS,  barber,  notary  public, 
commissioner  of  deeds  for  California, 
Idaho,  Nevthl'iand  Wyoming  and  sec- 
retary Grand  Lodge  A  &  F  M,  129 
Main 

Diehl  Christopher,  Masonic  librarian, 
1  !3  Main  

DINWOODET  HENRT,  furniture, 
1238-1244  First  South 


Dinwoody  James,  restaurant,  109  Main 
Don  Martena,  ph>  sioian.  First  South 

DONELSON  BROS  (C  M  Jr  and  J  R 

Donelson),  dry  goods  rind  groceries, 
94  Main 
Donelson    C  M,  lodr,i;ig-house.  Second 
South 

DONELSON  C  M  Jr  AND  J  R  (Donel- 

son  Bros),  94  Main 
Doremus  &  Smith,  mgrs  Utah  Contract 

Co,  1234  First  South 
Downing  J  G,   physician,   1242    Second 

South 
Druce  Henry,  engraver,  1 54  Commercial 
Dull  John,  agt  Continental  Oil  Works, 

U  blocks  south  U  C  R  R  Depot 
Dun  R  G  &  Co,  mercantile  aeency,   J  J 

Guentherodt  mgr.  Deseret  ilock 
Dunbar,  Barton  &  Co  {D  C  Dunbar,  H 

B  Barton  and  C  L  French),  gents' 

furnishing  goods,  1236  First  South 
Dunbar  D  C   (Dunbar,  Barton  &  Co), 

1236  First  South 

DUNBAR    D  C>   business   manager 

"Salt  Lake  Herald  " 
Duncan    Mrs    Mary    A,    second-hand 

clothing,  41  First  South 
Dunford  A  B,  dentist,  120  Main 
Dunford  George,  buots,  shoes  and  gents' 

furnishing  goods,  )04  Main 

DUNNE  DANIEL  foundry  and  ma- 
chine shop,  1276-1280  Second  South 

Durst  Charles  B  (Durst  &  Trimble),  37 
First  South 

Durst  &  Trimble  (Chas  B  Durst  and 
John  A  Trimble),  groceries,  37  First 
South 

Dye  Mrs  C  E,  millinery,  48  Main 

Karl  M,  tailor.  Main 

PAP-TX  A  H«  freight  agent,  cor  Second 
South  and  Fifth  West,  Depot 

Erkles  &  Schock,  physicians,  170  Main 

Edington  Wm,  groceries,  1277  and  1273 
First  South 

Eldredge  H  S  (Clark,  Eldredge  &  Co), 
47  and  49  Main 

ELIASON  0  L>  watchmai  -r  and  jew- 
eler, 142  Main  | 

Ellerbeck  B  N  (Heesch  &  Ellerbeck),  38 
Main 

ELLIS  0  S>  carpenter,  223  Main 

Empire  Mining  Co,  J  F  Crowell  sec, 
1222  Second  South 

Empy  N  A  (Clark,  Eldredge  &  Co),  47 
and  49  Main 

Eugstrom  J  P,  carpenter,  129  Commer- 
cial 

ERB  0  Si  proprietor  Walker  Houtie, 
204  and  206  Main 

Erickson  John  A,  ••loon,  16  Second 
South 

Evans  Mrs  Ann,  lodging-house,  89  Pint 
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EVANS  &  SPENCER  (M  R  Evans 

and  H  W  Spencer),  gun  store,  cigars 

and  tobacco,  1231  Second  South 
EWINO  S  C,  proprietor  Clift  House, 

240  Main 
Fabian  F  J  (Travis  &  Co),  1214  Second 

South 
Fagergren  G,   bootmaker,  36  Commer- 
cial 
Farron  E   D  (Salt  Lake  Surgical  and 

Medical  Institute),  139  Main 
Faust  Henry  J,   sale  stable,   21  First 

South 
Ferguson  Mrs  E  B,  physician,  26  Main 
Fernstrom  F  S  (Hedberg  &  Fernstrom), 

181  Main 
Firman  D  R,  carpenter,  127  Commer- 
cial 
Fisher  Mrs  Clara,  dressmaker,  123  First 

West 
Flagothier  C  J,  Dollar  Store,  1264  First 

South 
Foote  Frank,  aasayer.  Main 
Forrester  George  ( Wyatt  &  Forrester',, 

under  Post-oiiice 
Foster  W  H,  wood  turning,  Wasatch 
Fowler  Allen,  physician,  1)6  Main 
Fox  Jesse  W,  Jr,  surveyor.  City  Hall 
Fox  &  Symons  (Alexander  Fox  and  C 

W  Symons),   photographers  (branch 

gallery  142  Main),  154  Main 
Frantzen  Andrew,  groceries,  51  Second 

South 
Frantzen   Anders,  gen  mdse,  36  First 

South 
Freeman  G  M  (Salt  Lake  Surgical  and 

Medical  Institute),  139  Main 
Freeze  James  P,  gen  mdse,  77  Main 
Fi«nch  C  L  (Dunbar,  Barton  &  Co),  1236 

First  South 
Friedman  Emil  (Wm  Brown  &  Co),  cor 

Main  and  Third  South 
Frost  Edwin,  blacksmith,  First  Eisst 
Fuge  All:  ^rt  (Causey  &  Fuge),  117  Main 
Furster  J  B,  groceries,  70  Second  South 
Fj-sou  H  E  (Smith  &,  ^yson),  52  and  53 

First  South 
Galligan  John,   dry  goods,  1270  First 

South 
GARDINER  FRED'K.  physician.  Sec- 
ond South 
Gardner   P  W,  with  Goldsmith  &  Co, 

First  South 
Gardner  Robert,  ice  cream  parlor,  5tt 

Main 
Gates  A  R  (Sadler  &  Gates),  139  Main 
Gebhardt  Andrew,  bakery,  cor  Second 

South  and  Commercial 
Gemmill    Alex   (May   &  Gemmill),  64 

First  South 
GentBch  F  C,  agt  Pacific  Express  Co,  75 

Main 
Germania  Lead  Works,  F  W  Billing 

mgr,  Deaeret  Block 


OUCHRIST  CHARLES  K.  attomey- 
at-law  and  U  S  Commissioner,  room  20 
Wasatch  Block,  173  Main 
Giles  B  M,  groceries,  76  First  South 
Giles  FD,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co,  63  Main 
Gillespie  James  K,  real  estate  agt  and 
broker,  200  Main 

OILLILAND  S  C.  agent  Milto  i  il  .gors 

&  Son  (stoves),  178  Mp'h 
Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co  (J  T  Gilmer,  M 

and  0  J  Salisbury),  Utah,  Idaho  and 

Oreaion  Stage  Co,  105  Main 

OINZBURGER  A  (C  Guslean  &  C»), 

87  and  89  Main 
GlanHeld  J  C  C  (Cook  h  Glanfield),  1235 

First  South 
Glass  James  B,  msfr  Studebaker  Bros 

Mfg  Co,  33  and  35  Main 
Godbe,   Pitts  &  Co  (W  H  Pitts  and  W 

H    Shearman),   druggists,  81  and  83 

Main 
Goddard  T  H   (H  J  Grant  &  Co),  57 

Main 
Godfrey  G   L,   member  Utah  Comm, 

Opera  House 
Goldberg  Leopold,  clothing  and  gents' 

furnishing  goods,  165  and  167  Mai:. 
Goldsmith    &    Co    (Louin    Goldsmith), 

clothing,  145  Main 
Gorlinski   Joseph,    civil    engineer,    57 

Main 

GOULD    ABRAM,     agent    of    Rock 

Spring,  Red  Canyon  and  Weber  Coal 

Co,  75  Main 
Gouldstiker  M,  meat  market,  193  Main 
Graham  J  C  (J  C  Graham  &  Co),  28  and 

30  First  South 
Graham  J  C  &  Co  (J  C  Graham  and  H 

L  A  Culmer),  book  and  job  printers, 

28  and  30  First  South 
Grant  H  J  (H  J  Gra.t  &  Co),  57  Main 
Grant  H  J  &  Co  (H  J  Grant,  D  C  Dun- 
bar and  B  H  Goddard),    insurance 

agts,  57  Main 
Gray  Nathan  P,  Exchange  Saloon,   4 

and  6  First  South 
Green  W  R  &  Bro  ( W  R  and  F  S  Green). 

gen  subscriptioit^gts,  139  Main 
•ori'ccnig  Daniel,  board  and  lodging.  First 

South 

GREENHAN  JOHN  W.  deputy  U 
S  marshal,  rotms  7  and  8  Wasatch 
Block,  173  Main 

GRIFilTH  D  J.  ice  cream  saloon  and 
restaurant,  1227  First  South 

Griggs  T  C,  supt  15th  Ward  Co-op- 
erative Store 

Groesbeck  Nicholas,  oapiu  list,  42  Wa- 
satch Block,  Main  

GUDGELL  MRS  LIZZIE,  dress- 
maker, 68  Main 

Guentherodt  J  J,  mgr  for  R  G  Dun  k 
Co,  Deseret  Block 


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Utah — Salt  Lake  City. 


Guiver  G  H  (Guiver  ft  Papworth),    70 
I      First  South 

j  Guiver  &  Papworth  (G  H  Guiver  and  R 
I      Papworth),    meat   market,    70  First 

South 
.  Gustaveson  C  J,  harnessmaker,   66  and 
I      68  Second  South 
{  OUSIEAN  G  (G  Guslean  ft  Co),    87 

and  89  Main 
^'  GUSLEAN  G  &  CO  (C  Guslcan  and  A 
I      Ginzburger),  Salt  Lake  Shirt  Factory, 

87  and  89  Main 
I  Hadley  J  R,  physician,  64  Main 
;  Hagel!  John,  lunch  house,  68  First  South 
Hagmnn  John,   merchant  tailor,    IJIS 

Second  South 
Hall  Mrs  Emily   F,  dressmaker,   First 

Ea^t 
Hall  L  E,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co,  1224  First 

South 
Hall  &  Marshall  (VVm  C  Hall  and  John 

A  Marshall),  attorneys,  105  Main 
Hall  Wm  C,  attoraey-at-law,  96  Main 
Hamilton  J  F,  physician,  152  Main 
Hanauer  A,  mgr  Morgan  Smelter,  State 

Road 
Hannaman  C  L  (W  H  Yearian  ft  Co), 

122  Main 
Hardy  Bros  &  Burton  (O  H  and   L  G 

Hardy  aud  C  H  Burton),   gen  mdso, 

26  and  28  Main 
Hardy  Charles  W,  county  surveyor 
Hardy  O  H  and  L  G  (Hardy  Bros  ft  Bur- 
ton), 26  and  28  Main 
Harkness  Robert  (Bennett,  Harkness  & 

Kirkpatrick),  143  Main 
Harman  C  J,  carriage  painter,  Olive 
Harper  Mrs  Susan,  dressmaker.  Second 

East 
Harper  T  E,  groceries,  39  Second  South 
Harris  Ed,  cigars  and  tobacco,  12   First 

South 
HABRIS    JOHN,    confectionery,    95 

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Harris  T,  wood  and  coal,    1249  Second 

South 
Harrison  H  C,  capitalist,  130  Main 
HABVEY  ANDREW,  watchmaker, 

62  First  South 
EAR  VET  B  G,    Senate  Saloon,    182 

Main 
Hato  Mrs  Pauline,  fancy  goods,  45  Sec- 
ond South 
Hawkins  Mrs  Emma,  groceries,  tobacco 

and  cigars,  South  Temple 
Hawkins  Mrs  Harriet,    lodging-house. 

First  East 
Hayncs  H  and  H  (Hayncsft  Son),  South 

Temple 
Haynes  Ac  Son  (H  and  H  Haynes),  boil- 

ermakers,  South  Temple 
edberg  ft  Fcrnstrom  (A  L  Hedberg 
and  F  S  Fcrnstrom),  merchant  tailors, 

181  Main 


Hodlxjrg  A  L  (Hedberg  ft" Fcrnstrom), 
181  Main 

Heesch  ft  EUerbeck  (J  C  Heesch  and  ,  B 
N  EUerbeck),  plumbers  and  g  s  and 
steam  fitters,  38  Main 

Heesch  J  C  (Heesch  &  EUerbeck),  38 
Main 

Heinau  M,  hair  dressing  saloon,  192 
Main 

Hellan  John,  restaurant,  121  Commer- 
cial 

Hempstead  C  W,  broker,  119  Main 

Henefer  ft  Son  (W  and  VV  H  Hencfer), 
barbers,  123  Main 

Henefer  W  and  W  H  (Henefer  ft  Son), 
123  Main 

Hensser  Jacob,  gunsmith,  100  Commer- 
cial 

Hepworth  John  and  John  F  (John  Hep- 
worth  ft  Son),  234  Main 

Hepworth  John  ft  Son  (John  «nd  John 
F  Hepworth),  mep.\  market,  234  Main 

Hepworth  Joseph,  fjroceries,  60  Sec  -ul 
South 

Hepworth  Thomas,  Samuel  au     :^ 
(T  Hepworth  ft    Sons),    1261  First 
South 

Hepworth  T  ft  Sons  (Thomas,  S  and  J 
Hepworth),  meat  market,  1261  First 
South 

Hernan  J  H,  teacher  of  German  and 
French,  First  South 

HIGOINS  CHARLES  W.  physician, 

1 258  Second  South 
Hill  Col  Herrmann,  furnished  roomB,207 

Main,  opp  Walker  House 
Hill  John  (Hill  ft  Trewhela),    1224  and 

1226  Second  South 
HILL  S  H>  general  merchandise,  agent 

U  C  K  R  Depot 
Hill  ft  Trewhela  (H  Hill  and  John  £ 

Tnwbela),    saloon,    1224    and    1226 

Second  South 
TnTJ.g  L  S>  treasurer  U  C  R  R  and 

cashier    Deseret    National   Bank,  79 

Main 
Hoge  E  D  (Iloge  ft  Jonasson),  16  Second 

South 
Hoge  ft  Jonaijson  (E  D  Hoge  and  S  J 

•iiinasson),   attorneys,  room  15,  Wa- 
satch Block,  173  Main 
Hogle  James  (C'lasbey  ft  Uogle),  147  and 

149  Main 
Hollister  O  J,  collector  internal  reve- 
nue, Masonic  Building 
Holm  J  P,  bootmaker.  Third  Sbuth 
Hollies   Wm,  groceries.  South  Temple 
Home  Coal  Co,  R  C  Chambers  pies,  ¥  A 

Mitchell  sec,  1230  First  South 
Hooper  Wm  H,  pre»  Deseret  National 

Bank,  79  Main 
HOPPER  A  (Hopper   ft  Co),  Second 

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HOPPER  &  CO  (A  Hopper  and  James 

Crouch),       carriagemakers,      Second 
■  South 
Hopwood  Mrs  Elizabeth,  ice  cream  and 

restaurant,  64  Main 
Horn  Silver  Mining  Co,  W  S  Hoyt  sec, 

Deseret  Biock 
Hoyer  H  L  (Bavan  &  Hoyer),  32  First 

South 
Hoyt  Mrs  Fannie,  ph(  *t  grapher,  1248 

First  South 
Hoyt  W  S,  sec  Horn  Silver  Mining  Co, 

Deseret  Block 
Hubb:vrd  Mrs   A  P,  dressmaker,  1251 

Third  South 
Hubbell  C  S  (Sherman  &  Co),  1231  First 

South 
Hughes  Wm,  bootmaker,  1216  Second 

South 
Hunt  Miss  Maggie,  dressmaker.  West 
Hnnt  Mrs  Mary,  hairdresser,  54  First 

South 
Hunter  John  A,  chief  justice,  Wasatch 

Building 
Hutchinson    Daniel,    blacksmith,    140 

Commercial 
Illingworth  Wm,  trunkmaker,  61  First 

South 
Inglestrom    Mrs   Elizab  -th,   millinery. 

Second  South 
Ireland  &   Co  (E   A   Ireland),  crockery 

and  lamps 
Ireland  E  A  (Ireland  &  Co),  1254  First 

South 
IRELAND  ELWIN  A.  U  S  marshal, 

rooms  5  and  0  Wasatch  Block,  173 

Main 
JACSK    JAMESi    business    clerk    for 

John    Taylor,    cor    First    East    and 

South  Temple 
James    David,    tinner,    gasfitter    and 

plumber,  69  Main 
JamoB  D  J,  jeweler,  1263  First  South 
Jenkins  J  W  and  C  H  (J  W  Jenkins  & 

Son),  164  B'irat  East 
Jenkins  J  W  &  Son  (J  W  and  C  H  Jen- 
kins), harnessmakers,  164  First  East 
JENNINGS  I  &  J,  meat  market,  38 

First  South 
Jennings   Thomas  W,  clothing,   boots 

and  shoes  86  and  88  Miin 
JENNINGS  WILLIAM,  snperinten- 

dent    Zion   Co-operative    Mercantile 

Insti'ution,  and  mayor,  21-31  Main 
Jennings  Wm  &  Sons  (Wm  and  Frank 

Jennings),  gen  mdse,  84  Main 
Jensen  C  J,  bootmaker,  150  Commercial 
Johiuison  Aaron  (Myierhofer  &  Johan- 

son),  1222  Second  South 
JOHANSON  S>   merchant    tailor,    184 

Main 
Johnson  A  J,  agricultural  implements. 

First  East 
Johnson  J  E,  carriagemaker,  Olive 


Johnson   John,    groceries,    53    Second 

South 
Jonasson  S  J  (Hogo  k  Jonasson),  173 

Main 
Jones  Charles  B,  dealer  in  lime,  West 

Temple 
Jones  J    W,   general    merchandise,  54 

First  South 
Jones  T  U  (T  R  Jones  &  Co),  141  Main 
Jones  T  R  &  Co  (T  R  Jones  and  S  J 

Lynn),  bankers,  141  Main 
Jones  Wm,  jeweler,  62  First  South 
Jordan  Lodge,  No  3,  I  0  0  F,  John  A 

Williams    sec,   cor    Main  and  First 

South 
Joslin  Jervis  (Joslin  &  Park),  150  Main 
Joslin  &  Park  (Jervis  Joslin  and  Boyd 

Park),    watchmakers    and   jewelers, 

150  Main 
Judels  Mrs  Mary,  laundry,  First  East 
Kahn  Bros  (Samuel  and  Emanuel  Kahn), 

groceries,  113  and  115  Main 
Kahn  S  and  E  (Kahn  Bros),  113  and  115 

Main 
Katholnes  0,  bootmaker,  198  Main 

KEELER   E    C,   photographer,    over 

Danger's  Music  Store 
Kelsey  E  B,  real  estate,  33  and  35  First 

South 

WENDELL  MRS  EMMAE,  lodging- 
house,  1264  First  South 

Keyser  Aaron  (Keyser  &  Moritz),  87 
and  89  Main 

Koyser  &  Moritz  (A  Kej'ser  and  Jacob 
Moritz),  brewery,  87  and  89  Main 

Kimball  &  Lawre  i^e  (J  B  Kimball,  de- 
ceased, and  H  W  Lawrence),  hardware 
and  groceries,  74  Main 

King  B  W,  carriagemaker,  Olive 

Kirkpatrick  Moses  (Bennett,  Harkness 
&  Kirkpatrick),  143  Main 

Klipple  Phil  (Phil  Klipple  &  Co),  20-24 
Second  South 

Klipple  Phil  &  Co  (Phil  Klipple  and  E 
N  Ridei'ut),  blacksmiths  and  carriage- 
makers,  20-24  Second  South 

Knight  J  (Deseret  Carriage  Co),  Second 
South 

Knights  of  Pythias,  Lodge  No  1,  T  C 
Armstrong  sec,  Second  South 

Knights  of  Honor,  Utah  Lodge,  No 
2607,  L  A  Rudisell  sec,  cor  Main  and 
First  South 

LAMBERT  &  CANNON  (George  C 
Lambert  and  George  Q  Cannon), 
"Juvenile  Instructor,"  South  Temple 

LAMBERT  GEORGE  C  (Lambert  & 
Cannon),  South  Temple 

LAMBORN  A  J.  assistant  general 
freight  and  passenger  agent  Denver 
and  Rio  Grande  R  R,  rooms  20  and 
23  Wasatch  Block,  173  Main 

Lang  Charles,  bakery,  1229  First  South 


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Utah — Salt  Lake  City. 


Lang  N  J,  cooper,  First  East 
LAPHMAN  MRS  M   G.  Dress    and 

Cloak  House,  1241  First  South 
Larson  John,  merchant  tailor,  1236  First 

South 
Lawrence  H  W  (Kimball  &  Lawrence), 

74  Main 
Lawrence  Joab,   cai/ltalist  and  miner, 

1268  First  South 
Lawrence  J  W,  oummission  agent,  139 

Main 
Leaher  Wm  (H  Denhalter,  Son  &  Co), 

123  Commercial 
Levil)erg  J,  cigars,  tobacco  and  saloon, 

136  Main 
Levy  Samuel,  cigar  mfr,  151  Main 
Lewis  Mrs,  lodging-house.  First  West 
Lewis  S  H,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

puWic,  115  Main 
L£W1S  T  B,    county   superintendent 

public  scl.     I'j  ''0  Ward 
Liddle  E  J     .^  Liddle),  24  First 

South 
Lindsly  E,  physici.      1244  Second  South 
UFMAN  JOSEPH  (Vest  k  Lipman), 

Main 
Lipman  M  H,  clothing,  176  Main,  N  Y 

C  C,  155  and  157  Main 
Little  C  C,  broker 
Little  J  T  (Little,  Roundy  &  Co),  54 

Main 
Little,   Roundy  4  Co  (J  T  Little,   A 

Roundy  and  H  B  Clawson  Jr),  crock- 
ery and  glassware,  54  Main 
Livingston  M  (Livingston  &  Uebel),  19 

Second  South 
Livingston  &  Uebel  (M  Livingston  and 

A  Uebel),  saloon,  19  Second  South 
Lloyd  John,  bootmaker,  93  Main 
Locke  Joseph  M,  civil  and  mining  en- 
gineer, 1252  First  South 
Lollins  John,  saloon,  111  Main 
LOMAX  J  D.  attorney,  23  First  South 
Long  Mrs  B  S,  fancy  goods,  1248  First 

South 
Longmore  Wm,  merchant  tailor,  1256 

First  South 
Lovendale  Theo,  mgr  Utah  Printing  Co, 

99  Main 
Low  George  A,  agricultural  implements. 

First  East 
Lowe   James  (Bird  &    Lowe),   notary 

public,  1222  Second  South 
LOWELL  JOHN  W.  agricultural  im- 
plements, cor  First  East  and  Second 

South 
LTJCAS  J  Li  groceries,  48  First  South 
Luke  George    A  &   Co  ((»eo  A  Luke), 

knitting  factory,  1226  First  South 
Lynch  John  T,  postmaster,  Main 
Lyngberg    Fretl    (J,    California    Fruit 

Store,  40  and  42  First  South 
Lynn  S  J,  supt  Sierra  Nevada  Lumber 

Association,  South  Temple 


Lynn  S  J  (T  R  Jones  &  Co),  141  Main 
Lyons  Ira,  physician,  Clift  House  Cot- 
tage, Third  South 
Madsen    Mrs    E,    millinery,  41    First 

South 
Madsen  H,  carpenter,  86  Commercial 
Madsen  P  W  (P  W  Madsen  &  Co),  50 

Main 
Madsen  P  W,  furniture,  40  Main 
Madsen  P  W  &  Co  (P  W  Madsen   and 
M  E  Cummings),  stoves  and  tinware, 
50  Main 
MaU^uist  Edwin,  blacksmith,  Olive 

MALQUIST  JOHN.  Salt  Lake  Car- 
riage and  Wagon  Shop,  cor  Commer- 
cial and  Olive 

Malsh  Julius,  cigars  and  tobacco,  134 
Main 

Maltese  S,  second-hand  furniture,  225 
Main 

Manning  John,  trunkmaker,  64  Second 
South  and  First  East 

Margetts  George,  groceries,  50  and  52 
First  South 

Margetts  Phillip,  wholesale  and  retail 
liquors,  1252  First  South 

Marier  Bros  (Clement  and  Louis  Marier), 
baths,  105  Commercial 

Marier  C  and  L  (Marier  Bros),  105  Com- 
mercial 

Marion  Joseph,  second-hand  furniture 
1280  First  South 

Marks  Mrs  Annie,  gents'  furnishing 
gooils,  1275  First  South 

Marshall  John  A  (Hall  &  Marshall), 
105  Main 

MARSHALL  ft    BOYLE  (Thomas 

Marshall  and  J  C   Koyle),  attorneys, 
105  Main 

MARSHALL  THOMAS  (Marshall  & 
Royle),  105  Main 

Marthini  Charles,  upholsterer,  146  Com- 
mercial 

Martin  A  F  (Martin  k  Wright),  66 
First  South 

Martin  &  Wright  (A  F  Martin  and  Wm 
J  Wright),  barbers  and  cigars  and 
tobacco,  66  First  South 

MARTIN  W  8  (Palmer  &  Martin), 
1216  Second  South 

Mason  ft  Co  (H  P  Mason  and  James 
Anderson),  lumber  yard.  South  Tem- 
ple 

Mather  Miss  Hellen,  dressmaker,  124S 
Second  South 

Mattison  L  B,  agricultural  implements, 
Second  South 

Mattison  Mrs  Louise,  second-hand  cloth- 
ing, 51  First  South 

May  F  J  (May  ft  Wood),  1221  and  1223 
First  South 

May  Frank  (May  ft  Gemmill),  F  May 
and  A  Gemmill),  61  First  South 


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May  &  Gemmill  (P  May  and  A  Gem- 
mill),  saloon,  64  First  South 
May  &  Wood  (F  J  May  and  Wm  Wood), 

meat  market,    1221   and  1223   First 

South 
McBRIDE    JOHN  R   (Sutherland  & 

McBride),  room  8,  59  Main 
McCoard  Wm,   tentmaker,  30  Second 

South 
McConntU  F  R,  gen  agt  U  P  office,   75 

Main 
McCornick.  &  Co   (W   S   McCornick), 

bsinkers,  130  and  132  Main 
McCornick   W  S  (McCornick  &  Co), 

130  and  132  Main 
McDaniela  Mrs  Mittie,  dressmaker,  122 

Main 
McDonald  John,  groceries,  228  and  230 

Main 
Mcllhenny   — ,   physician,    52  and  53 

First  South 
McINTIBE    MRS    V    S,  board  and 

lodging,  117  First  West 
McKay  Wm,  U  S  Commissioner,  rooms 

7  and  8  Wasatch  Block,  173  Main 
McKean  Theodore,  sheriff,  Court  House 
McKenzie  D  Banks,  mgr  Walker  Opera 

House,  1233  Second  South 
McKIMMINS  MARK,  livery  stables, 

184-liM)  Main 
McMaster  H,  register  U  S  L.ind  Office, 

1222  Second  South 
McNiece  Rev  R  G,  clergyman  (Presby- 
terian), Second  South 
McTernay  James  (Barr  &  McTemay), 

134  Main 
McVICKER  JOHN,  assayer,  130  and 

132  Main 
Mears  G  A  (Russell  &  Co),  133  and  135 

Main 
MEARS  6E0ROE  A,  wholesale   liq- 
uors, 13  and  15  Second  South 
Medhurst  F,  mgr  the    Old   Telegraph 

Mining  Co,  Deseret  Bh  ck 
Meers  George   A,   shooting  gallery,   25 

Second  South 
MELONEY  A,  train  master,  Depot 
Merridith,   Gallagher   &  Jones,   trunk 

makers,  First  South 
Merrill  Marion,  Gem  Saloon,  126  First 

South 
Merritt  Samuel  A  (Roseborough  &,  Mer- 

ritt),  17  First  South 
MIDGLET  J  H,    painter   and   paper 

hanger,  Second  South 
Midgley  J  and  J  G  (Midgley  &  Son),  1220 

Second  South 
Midgley  &  Son   (Joshua  and  John  G 

Midgley),  painters,  paper-hangers  and 

plumbers,  1220  Second  South 
Miller  Alfred  and  August  (Miller  Bros), 

1217  First  South 
Miller  Bros  (Alfred  and  August  Miller), 

bakery,  1217  First  South 


Miller  R^-v  G  B  D,  asst  rector  First 
South  and  prin  St  Mark's  School 

Miller  H  M  (So^vles  &  Miller),  1230 
First  South 

Milner  F  (Milner  &  Yeager),  First  East 

Milner  &  Yeager  (F  Milner  and  H  Yea- 
ger), blacksmiths,  First  East 

Mmer  A,  attorney,  83  Main 

Monheim  Henry,  architect,  139  Main 

Moore,  Allen  &  Co  (A  K  Smith  and  J  F 
Allen),  druggiatH,  IGl  and  163  Main 

Moore  G  W,  harnessmuker,  28  Second 
South  • 

Morgan  Smelter,  A  Hanauer  owner  and 
mgr  State  Roail 

Moritz  Jacob  (Keyser  &  Moritz),  87  and 
89  Main 

Moritz  Moses,  lodgings,  1264  Second 
South 

MORRIS  ELIAS,   marble  works,  18 

Main 
Morris  Joseph,  flour,   grain,   wood  and 

hay  yard,  First  East 
Morris  W  C,  painter.  West  Temple 
Morton  T  F  H   (Morton  &  Tufts),   10 

First  South 
Morton  &  Tufts  (T  F  H  Morton  and  D 

C  Tufts),  City  Liquor  Store,  10  First 

South 
Moss    W  J,   hamessmaker,    166  First 

East 
Mount  Moriah  Lodge,  No  2,  F  &  A  M, 

Hugh  Anderson  sec,  143  Main 
MuUoy  &  Paul  (T  F  MuUoy  and  S  Paul), 

livery  and  transfer  stables,  1234  and 

1236  Second  South 
Mulloy  T  P  (Mulloy  &  Paul),  1234  and 

1236  Second  South 

Murphy ,  physician,  64  Main 

Murphy  Ed  H  (Auer  &   Murphy),  18 

First  South 
Murray  Eli  H,  governor.  West  Temple 
Myierhofer  &  Johauson  (John  Myier- 

hofer   &    Aaron   Johanson),  bailors, 

1222  Second  South 
Myierhofer  John  (Myierhofer  &  Johan- 
son), 1222  Second  South 
MTRICK  &  CO  (J  W  Myrick).  narble 

works,  48  Second  South 
Naile  G  W,  mgr  Utah  Telephone  Co, 

Deseret  Block 
Nathan  Samuel  J,  clothing,  131   Main 
Nay  lor  Bros  (George  and  VVilliam  Nay- 

lor),  blacksmiths.  First  East 
Needham  A  A  (Needham  &  Springer), 

43  Main 
Needham  John,  groceries.  First  East 
Needham  &  Springer  (A  A  Needham 

and  E  B  Springer),  gen  mdse,  43  Main 
NEWMAN  &  SimD  (S  B  Newman 

and  J  Reed),  saloon,  72  First  South 
NEWMAN  S  B  (Newman  &  Reed), 

72  First  South 
Newton  S  C,  physician,  16  Second  South 


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Nichols  H  W,  groceries  and  fruits,  1269 
First  South 

Noble  J  K,  tailor,  Second  Temple 

Noltemier  Charles  A,  bootmaker,  214 
Main 

Nordstrom  O  T,  bootmaker.  111  Com- 
mercial 

XUNN  C  W>  veterinary  surgeon,  1272 
First  South 

NTJTTALL  L  JOHN.private  secretary 
to  President  John  Taylor,  cor  First 

•  East  and  South  Temple 

Nystrom  P  T  (Tufts  &  Nystrom),  87 
and  89  Main 

Obland  J  F  (Deseret  Carriage  Co),  Sec- 
ond South 

Odell  &  Son  (VVm  G  and  Wm  J  Odell), 
calcimiuers,  First  South 

Olsen  €  M,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Second 
South 

O'NEAL  MRS  LOUIE,  millinery.  1250 
First  South 

Ontario  Silver  Mining  Co,  R  C  Cham- 
bers supt,  1230  First  South 

Oquirrh  Encampment,  No  2,  I  O  0  F, 
J  W  Clark  sec,  Main 

Ordner  Louis  (Ordner  &  Patterson), 
1230  and  1232  Second  South 

Ordner  &  Patterson  (Louis  Ordner  and 
S  N  Patterson),  Milwaukee  Beer  Hall, 
1*230  and  1232  Second  South 

Orenshaw  T,  basketmaker,  First   West 

Osborne  D  M  &  Co  (D  M  Osborne),  agri- 
cultural implements,  103  Main 

Ottiuger  George  M,  chief  engiiieei;  fire 
dcpartm  nt,  and  supt  water  works, 
City  Hall 

Overland  House,  \V  m  A  Pitt  propr,  222 
-226  Main 

Pacific  Express  Co,  F  C  Gentsch  agt,  75 
Main 

Paddock  A  S,  member  Utah  Comm, 
Wallur  Opera  House 

Page  E*,  teatmaker,  199  Main 

Paine  W  H,  barber,  14  First  South 

PALMER  EDWARD  W,  capitalist, 

room  8,  57  Main 

PALMER  &  MARTIN  ( VV  D  Palmer 
and  W  S  Martin),  general  agency, 
business  and  intelligence  office,  121G 
Second  South 

PALMER  W  D  (Palmer  &  Martin), 
121C  Second  South 

Papworth  H,  ((iuiver  &.  Papworth), 
70  First  South 

Park  Boyd  (Joslin  &  Park),  150  Main 

Parry  Joseph  Hyrum,  books  and  sta- 
tionery, 18  Main 

Parsons  M  K  (Bailey  &  Parsons),  1222 
Second  Soutli 

Parsons  Thomas,  soda  factory,  100  Com- 
mercial 

Patten  Henry,  harnessmaker.  Second 
South 


Patten  D  C,  groceries,  74  First  South 
Patterson  A  S,    attorney-at-law,    152 

Main 
Patterson  S  N  (Ordner  &  Patterson), 

1230  and  1232  Second  South 
Paul  S  (Mulloy  &,  Paul),  1234  and  1236 

Second  South 
Paul  William,  carpenter    and  builder, 

Eagle  Gate 

Paxman  C  11  (F  Paxman  Sc,  Son),  West 

South 
Paxman   F  (F  Paxman  &  Son),  West 

South 
Paxm  in  F  &  Son  (F  and  C  R  Paxman ), 

groceries,  West  South 
Payne    Henry,    groceries,     61     Second 

South 
Payne  James,  boot  and  shoe  mfr,   140 

Main 
Pear  W    H,  fruits  and  candies,    12G5 

First  South 
Pearson  Charles  E,  attorney,  93  and  95 

Main 
Pearson  T  K,  locksmith,   150  Commer- 
cial 

PEIRCE  G  Ml  books  and  stationnry, 
171  Main 

PENDLETON  A  M  &BRO  (A  M  and 

A  Pendleton),  blacksmiths,  133  Com- 
mercial 
Penrose  C  W,  editor  "  Deseret  News,  " 

cor  East  and  South  Temple 
Petersen  J  A,  gen  mdse,  Third  South 
Petersen  Wm,  meat  market,    1225  First 

South 
Peterson  E  I,  groceries,  Second  South 
Pettigrew  J  R,   member  Utah  Commis- 
sion, Opera  House 
Phelps  H  E,   dry  goods  and  clothin", 
West  Temple 

PICKARC  W  L.  wholesale  saddlery. 

hardware    and    leather,      18    Second 

South,  and  wool,  hides  and  furs,  Tliird 

South  cor  Third  West 
Pickering  Bros  (Eilward   and    Wrij^lit 

Pickering),  groceries,  33  Second  South 
Pickering  Edward  and  Wriglit  (Picker- 
ing Bros),  33  Second  South 
Pierpont  Thos,  supt  Salt  Lake  Foundry 

and  Machine  Shop,  Ik   blocks  south 

U  C  U  R  Depot 
Pitt  Wm  A,  propr    Overland  House, 

222-220  Main 
Pitts  W  H  (Godbe,  Pitts  &  Co),  81  and 

83  Main 
Piatt  Francis,  harnessmaker,  38  Second 

South 
Pleasant  Valley  Cml  Co,  G  M  Young 

mijr,  Wasatch  Block 
Podlech  A(APodlech&  Co),  161  and 

lUG  Main 
Poineroy  C  E   (Anderson  &  Pomeroy), 

130  and  132  Main 


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Pratt  Harmel,  cigars  and  tobacco,   123 

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Pratt  Orson,    music   teacher.    Second 

South 
Pratt  Mrs  R  B,  physician,  83  Main 
Price  ft  Clive  (W   L  Price  and  J  H 

Olive),  groceries,  1257  First  South 
Price  Mrs  Walter  L,  furnished  rooms, 

45-49  First  South 
Price  W  L  (Price  &  Clive),   1257  First 
"South 
Prichard  Mrs  Elizabeth  S,    groceries. 

First  East 
Produce  Department  of  the  Z  C  M   I, 

John  Searns  mgr,   49  and  51   First 

Soath 
Puzey  Henry,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker,  Olive 
Railroad  Exchange  Hotel,   B  F  Whitte- 

more  propr.  Depot 
Raleigh  A  H,   inspector  of  buildings, 

City  Hall  ^  ^' 

Ramsey  Alex,  chairman  Utah   Commis- 
sion, Walker  Opera  House 
Rand  C  A  (Showell  &  Rand),   Second 

South 
Rawlings  Joseph  S,  bootmaker,  10  Main 
Rawlins  J  L  (Sheoks  &  Rawlins),   122 

Main 
Raybould  W  F,  stationer,  152  Main 
Read  Samuel  G,   London  News  Depot, 

49  First  South 
Reading  J,  seedmau  and  florist.  Second 

South 
REED  J  (Newman  &  Reed),  72  First 

South 
REEDALL    H    Si    proprietor    Utah 

Steam  Cra^'ker  Manufactory,  Wasatch 
Reid   George    (Crowton    &  Reid),  213 

Main 
Reiser   Henry,   watchmaker,  "^i    First 

South 
Reynolds  Andrew,  general  merchandise. 

South  Temple 
Richards   J  S,  physician,    1240  South 

Temple 
Richen  Wm,  tinsmith,  67  Second  South 
Rideout  E  N  (Phil  Klipple  &  Co),  20-24 

Second  South 
Riley  E  0,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  170 

Main 
Rio  Grande  Western  Construction  Co, 

George  Goss  assistant  mgr  of  construc- 
tion,  room  33  Wasatch  Block,   173 

Main 
Riser  George  C,  bootmaker,  1246  First 

South 
Riter  John  D  &  Co  (John  D  Riter),  hay, 

grain  and  groceries.  First  South 
Riter  W  W,  supt  Salt  Lake  and  West- 
ern R  R  Co,  1234  First  South 
Rivers  Bros  (H  J   and  L   W  Rivers), 

wall  paper  and  picture  frames,   212 

and  214  Main 


Rivers  H  J  and  L  W  (Rivers  Bros),  212 

and  214  Main 
Rix  Christen,  bakery,  227  Main 
Rockman  Moses,  physician,  207  Main 
Ro^ky  Mountain  Lodge,  No  3,  K  of  P, 

S  Scott  sec,  Second  South 
Rogers  Alexander  (Cunnington  &  Co), 

cor  Main  and  Second  South 
Romney   George    (Taylor,   Romney    & 

Armstrong),  South  Temple 
Rosborough  J.B  (Rosborough  &  Merritt), 

17  First  South 
Rosborough  &  Merritt  (J  B  Rosborough 

and  Samuel  A  Merritt),  attorneys-at- 

law,  17  First  S.)uth 
Roundy  A  (Little,  Roundy  &  Co),  54 

Main 
ROWE  WM  H.    manager  Z  C  M  I 

Shoe  Factory,  1220  First  South 
Rowe  Wm  P,  meat  market,  232  Main 
ROTLE  J  C  (Marshall  &  Royle),  105 

Main 
RUFF  EDWARD  W,  Arabian  Coffee 

and  Spice  Mills,  218  Main 
RTJQQ  J  Pi  master  mechanic  Denver  & 

Rio  Grande  R  R  Depot 
Rumel  Mrs  Abbie,   millinery,  35  First 

South 
Rundquist  C  F,  blacksmith.  First   East 
Russell  &  Co  (J  E  S  Russell  and  G  A 

Mears),  saloon,  133  and  135  Main 
Russell  J  E  S  (Russell  &  Co),  133  and 

135  Main 
Sadler  &  Gates  (Henry  Sadler  and  A  R 

Gates),     mercha!idise     brokers,    13J 

Main 
Sadler    Henry    (Sadler    &  Gates),   139 

Main 
Sadler  Wm,  boots  aid  shoes,  52  Main 
St  Mary's  Academy,  co  iducted  by  the 

Sisters  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Fourteenth 

Ward 
Salisbury  B,  varieties.  Third  West  bet 

First  and  Second  South 
SALISBURY  J  M.  varieties,  32  Main 
Salomon  &  Fitzhugh,  U  S  deputy  min- 
eral surveyors,  room  5,  57  Main 
Salomon  Gen  Fred,  U  S  surveyor-gen- 
eral, and  chief  clerk,  room  1,  57  Main 
Salt    Lake  Academy,    Edward  Ben'  t 

principal,  Third  South 
Salt  Lake    Collegiate  Institute,   J    .i 

Coyner  principal.  Second  East 

"SALT  LAKE  HERALD"  (daily). 

D  C  Dunbar  business  manager,  65  and 

67  Main 
Salt  Lake  Lodge,   No  2,  I  0  0  F,   W 

H  Schock   sec,  cor  Main  and  First 

South 
Salt  Lak)  Surgical  and  Medical  Institute, 

G  M  Freeman  and  E  D  Farron,  sur- 
geons in  charge,  139  Main 
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Salt  Lake  and  Western  K  R  Co,  W  W 
Kiter  aupt,  I'JIU  First  South 

SAMPSON  SILVER  MININO  CO, 

0  T  Stevenson  secretary,  18*.)  Main 

Sander  W  C,  harnessmaker,  02  Second 
South 

Sanders  James,  groceries,  lt!55  First 
South 

Savage  C  R,  art  bazar,  12  and  14  Main 

Saville  ( Jeor^^e,  boots  and  shoes,  23  Sec- 
ond t.  ^uth 

Scanlan  Rev  Lawrence,  clergyman  (St 
Mary  Magdalen),  Thirteenth  Ward 

Schead  \V  (Voungberg  &  Scheud),  55 
Second  South 

Schettler  I'aul  A,  city  treasurer.  City 
Hull 

SCHOOLET  H  H.  carpenter  and  build- 
er. Third  Soutli 

SCHOPFE  F  E>  stoves  and  tinware, 
21 1  M.-tin 

SCOTT  &  ANDERSON  (J'^hn  s  Scott 

and  James  Anderson),  buyers  of  sil- 
ver,  gold,  lead  and  copi)er  ores,  178 

Main 
SCOTT  OEOROE  M  (C'co  M  Scott  It. 

Co),  144,  UG  and  148  Main 
SCOTT  OEOROE  M  &  CO  (George  M 

Scott),  hardware,  stoves  and  tinware, 

144,  146  and  148  Main 
Scott  k  Graham,  painters,  30  Main 
SCOTT  JOHN  S  (Scott  &  Anderson), 

178  Main 
Scrace  E<lward,  bakery,  10  Main 
Searles  W  H,  physician,  178  Main 
Sears  Isaac,  grain    and  groceries,  1245 

Krst  South 
Sears  k  Liddle  (Xathan  Scars  and  E  J 

Liddle),  paints,  oil  and  glass,  26  First 

South 
Sears  Nathan  (Sears  &  Liddle),  26  First 

South 
Sebree  Howard,  agricultural  implements, 

Fir.-t  Mast 
SELLS  ELUAH.  lumlNir  }ard.   First 

South 
SHARP    JAHESi    assistant    sui>erin- 

tendent  U  C  Ky,  77  Main 
SHARP  JOHN,     vice    presitlent    and 

general  superintendent  U   C  Ry,  77 

Main 
Sharp  Ijcc  .1,  attorney-at-law,  115  Main 

SHARP   &  TAYLOR  (Wm   H  H 

Sharp   and  Brigham  <)  Taylor),  den- 
tists, cor  First  Kast  and  South  Tern- 

SHARP  WM  H  H  (Sharp  &  Taylor), 

cfjr  First  F^st  and  South  Temple 
Shearman  W  H   (OodlK-,    Pitts  &  Co), 

81  and  83  Main 
She<;ks    Ben  (Shceks  &    Rawlins),    122 

Main 
Sheeks  k  Rawlins  (Ben  Sheeks  and  J  L 

Rawlins),  attorneys-at  law,  122  Main 


Sheldon  Samuel  G,    dancing  academy, 

222  Second  South 
Sherman  &  Co  ( D  F  Sherman  and  C  S 

Hubbell),  wholesale  fruits,  1231  First 

South 
Sherman   D  F  (Sherman  &   Co),   1231 

First  South 
Sherwood  C  W,    bootmaker,   65   First 

South 
Shipp  Mrs  E  R,  physician,  26  Main 
Shock  — ,  physician.  Main 
Short  Wm  Jr,  meat  market,  1239   First 

South 
Showell   k   Hand  (T  Showell  and  C   A 

Rand),  propr  California  Feed  and  Sale 

Stable,  Second  South 
Showell    T  (Showell  k  Rand),    Second 

South 
Showell  Wm,  feed  and  sale  stable.  First 

Iv-ist 

SIMMONS  JOSEPH    F    (Sta>ner    k 

Simmons;,  61  Main 
SIMON     BROS      (Fred     and    Joseph 

Simon),  millinery  and   fancy  goods, 

1222  First  South 

SIMON  FRED  AND  JOSEPH  (Simon 

Bros),  1222  First  South 

SIMPSON  J  W  AND  OEOROE  L 

(Simpson  k  Son),  South  Temple 
SIMPSON  &  SON  (J  W  and  (ieorge  L 

Simpson),  calciminers.  South  Temple 
Skewes  Wm,    undertaker,    46    Second 

South 
Skidmore    Henry   B,    sawsmith,    First 

South 
Sloan    Mrs    Bell,     dressmaker.   Second 

South 
Smedley  Wm  E,  general  insurance  agt, 

03  and  <J5  Main 

SMITH  A  C  (A  C  Smith  k  Co),   154 

Main 
SMITH  A  C  &  CO  (A  C  Smith  and  J 

TClasltey),  druggists,  154  Main 
Smith  A  K  (Moore,   Allen   k  C >),   161 

and  163  Main 
Smith  Klias,  probate  judge.  Court  House 
Smith  k  Fyson  (\y    E  Smith  and  H  K 

Fyson),    groceries,    52  and  53  First 

South 
Smith  James  A  (Varnes  k  Smith)  121G 

Second  >  outh 
Smith  Mrs  Jane  S,  baskets   and  fruit, 

12iy  First  South 
Smith  Nimslii,  watchmaker,    1)4  and  96 

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Smith   F  G   M,  bootmaker,  30  Second 

South 
Smith  W  E  (Smith  &  Fyson),  52  and  53 

First  South 
Smith  W  O,  fruits  and  produce,  8  First 

South 
Snolgrove  E,     bootmaker,     31  Second 

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Snell  Henry,  soap  factory,  4  West  and 
6  North 

Snell  John  W,  gen  mdse,  cor  First  East 
and  Second  Sonth 

Snow  Zerubbabel,  attorney,  71  Second 
South 

Solomon  Bros  and  Gold  (A  and  J  Solo- 
mon and  C  H  Gold),  boots  and  shoes, 
70  Main 

Sorenson  John  P  &  Co  (John  P  Sorenson), 
furniture,  16  Main 

Soulo  J  P  &  Co,  manufacturers  of  spring 
beds  and  mattresses,  206  Main 

Sowles  M  B  (Sowles  &  Miller),  1230 
First  South 

Sowles  &  Miller  (M  B  Sowles  and  H  M 
Miller),  general  dealers  in  sewing  ma- 
chines, 1230  First  South 

Sprague  E  T,  clerk  U  S  supreme  court, 
Wasatch  Building 

Speirs  Adam,  police  judge.  City  Hall 

Speirs  A  and  H  (Speirs  Bros),  148  Com- 
mercial 

Speirs  Bros  (A  and  H  Speirs),  black- 
smiths, 148  Commercial 

Spencer  C  B,  furnished  rooms,  210-216 
First  East 

Springer  E  B  (Needham  &  Springer),  43 
-  Mam 

Spry  Philip,  sec  United  Order  of  Tail- 
ors, 30  Main 

Squires  Harry,  barber,  24  First  South 

Squires  John,  barber,  59  Main 

Stahl  &  Barnhart  (VVm  Stahl  and  Hen- 
ry Barnhart),  saloon,  35  Second  South 

Stahl  Wm  (Stahl  &  Barnhart),  35  Sec- 
ond  South 

STAK  PRINTING  CO  ( J  E  Callister 
and  Joseph  Bull  Jr),  job  printers,  170 
Main 

STATNER.CHAS  W,  attorney-at- 
law  and  solicitor  in  chancery,  61  Main 

STAYNER  &  SIMMONS  (C  w  stay- 

ner  and  J  F  Simmons),  attorneys  in 

land  cases  and    notaries    public,  61 

Main 
Steams  Henry  O,  confectionery  and  res- 
taurant, 1235  Second  South  and   100 

Main 
Stevenson  Mrs  M  L,  dressmaker,  First 

West 
Stewart  &  Chislett  (J  S  Stewart  and 

Wm  Chislett),    wholesale  and  retail 

druggists,   ISO  Main 
Stirling     James,     second-hand    goods, 

First  East 
Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Co,  James  B  Glass 

mgr,  carriages  and  wagons,  33  and  35 

Main 

STJTHERLAifD  JABEZ  G  (Suther- 

land  4;  McBride),  room  8,  57  Main 

SUTHERLAND  &  McBRIDE  (Jabcz 

G  Sutherland  and  John  R  McBride), 
attorneys,  room  8,  57  Main 


SWAN  GEORGE,  secretary  U  C  Ry. 

77  Main 
Swaner  E  J  (E  J  Swaner  &  Co),  90  Main 
Swaner  E  J  &  Co  (E  J  Swaner  and  H 

Young),  mfg  jewelers,  90  Main 
Symons  C  W  (i'ox  &  Symons),  142-154 

Main 
Taggart  John  P,  physician,  83   First 

Tate  George,  junk  shop.  First  East 
Tavey  Joseph,  bakery,  58  First  South 

TAYLOR  BRIGHAM  0  (Sharp  k 

Taylor),    cor  B'irst  East    and  South 

Temple 
Taylor  George  H  (Taylor,  Romney  & 

Armstrong),  South  T'^mple 
Taylor  John  and  John  F  (John  Taylor 

&  Son),  187  Main 
Taylor  John  &  Son  (John  and  John  F 

Taylor),  merchant  tailors,  187  Main 
Taylor  John,  pres  Zion's  Savings  Bank 

and  Trust  Co,  65  and  67  Mam 
Taylor  Joseph  E,  sexton  City  Hall 
Taylor,  Romney  k  Armstrong,  lumber 

yard  and  planing-mill.  South  Temple 
Taylor  Thomas  E,  business   manager, 

cor  East  and  South  Temple 
Teasdel  S  P,  gen  mdse,  112-118  Main 
Temple  of  Honor  Lodge,  No  1,  Charles 

Caffel  sec,  cor  Mnin  and  First  South 
Temple  of  Honor  Lodge,  No  2,  Joseph 

Gallagher   sec,   cor   Main  and  First 

South 
"THE  BIKTJBEN  "(weekly),   A  W 

Winberg  proprietor  and  editor,  Frank- 
lin ave 
"THE  BUDWEISER,"  Frank  R  Da- 

vidson  manager,  1212  Second  South 
"THE  CONTRIBUTOR,"  J  F  Wella 

editor,  15  and  17  Main 
The  London  Bank  of   Utah   (limited), 

Edward  Austin  mgr,  93  and  95  Main 
The  Old  Telegraph  Mining  Co  of  Utah, 

F  Medhurst  mgr,  Deseret  Block 
Therning  John,  tailor,  109  Commercial 

"THE  SALT  LAKE  TRIBUNE.  " 

Tribune  Publishing  Co,  1221  and  1223 

Second  South 
The  Singer  Mfg  Co,  L  E  Hall  agt,  1224 

First  South 
Thomas  Arthur  L,  sec.  West  Temple 
Thomas  J  C,  keeper  of  Temple  gate,  cor 

Main  and  Temple 
Thompson  A  (Dahl  &  Thompson),  26 

Second  South 
Thompson  J  B,  physician,  170  Main 
Thompson    Miss,  Louisa,    dressmaker. 

Third  West 
Thompson  Wm,  bootmaker.  Third  West 
Tlnirgood  George,  meat  market,  20  Main 
Tornblad  0  C,  groceries,  Second  South 
Travis  &   Co  (0  J  Travis,  F  J  Fabian 

and  E  J  Brandly),  wholesale  liquors, 

1214  Second  South 


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Travis  O  J  (Travia  &  Co),  1214  Second 
South 

Trewhela  John  E  (Hill  ft  Trewhela),I224 
and  12*26  Second  South 

Trimble  John  A  (Durst  ft  Trimble),  37 
First  South 

Tripp  R  B,  attorney,  170  Main 

Tuddenham  John,  mgr  of  The  Museum, 
1242  South  Temple 

Tufts  D  C  (Morton  ft  Tufts),  10  First 
South 

Tufts  Mrs  Elmira,  boarding  and  lodg- 
ing, First  East 

Tuft!*  M  (Tufts  &  Nystrom),  87  and  89 
Main 

Tufts  &  Nystrom  (M  Tufts  and  PT  Ny- 
strom), saloon,  87  and  89  Main 

TuUidge  ft  Co  (John  TuUidge  and  C  K 
B  Browning),  painters  and  dealers  in 
wall  paper  and  glass,  209  Main 

TuUidge  John  (TuUidge  ft  Co),  209  Main 

Tuttle  Bishop  D  S,  St  Mark's  Cathe- 
dral, First  South 

Tyler  Mrs  C  L,  dressmaker,  35  West 
Temple 

Uebcl  Albert  (Livingston  ft  Uebel),  19 
Second  South 

UINTAH  MINmO  CO.  C  T  Steven- 
son  sec,  189  Mniu 

Union  Faciric  Uailway  Co,  F  R  McCon- 
ncU  gen  agt,  75  Main 

United  Order  of  Tailors,  Phillip  Spry 
sec,  30  Main 

Utah  Chapter,  No  1,  R  A  M,  Stanley 
Stewart  sec,  143  Main 

Utah  Commandury,  No  1, Stanley  Stew- 
art sec.  1  <3  Main 

Utah  Contract  Co,  A  F  Darcmus  and  J 
P  Smith  managers,  l'2'.i4  First  South 

Utah  Easter  R  R  Co,  R  C  Chambers 
pros,  12)0  First  South 

Utah  Forwardinj,'  Co,  Geo  Y  Wallace 
supt,  Deseret  Block 

Utah  Lo«lgo,  No  1.  I  O  O  F,  H  W  Nich- 
ols sec,  Main 

Utah  Printing  Co,  Thoo  Lovendale  mgr, 
99  Muiii 

UTAH  STEAM  CRACKER  MAN- 
UFACTORY. H  S  Roedull  proprie- 
tor, VViisatch 

Utah  Telephone  Co,  G  W  Naile  mgr, 
Deseret  Block 

Utah-Wyoming  Improvement  Co, — Ilil- 
liard,  Wyoming  Territory 

VALLEY  HOUSE,  A  C  Brixen  pro- 
prietor, cor  South  and  West  Temple, 
opp  1  emple 

VanDeusen  B  B,  civil e&gineer,  room  II, 
57  Main 

VAN  PRAAG  H  A>  mining  operator, 
189  Main 

V'ui  Zi.e  P  T,  U  S  attorney,  room  11, 
v')7  Main 

Van^tram  P  A,  bootmaker,  Franklin  ave 


VARIAN  0  S  (Dickson  ft  Varian),  130 
Main 

Varnes  James  A  (Varnes  ft  Smith),  1216 
Second  South 

Varnes  ft  Smith  (James  A  Varnes  and 
James  A  Smith),  real  estate,  121('< 
Second  South 

VEST  A  D  (Vest  ft  Lipman),  Main 

VEST  ft  LIPMAN  (A  D  Vest  and 
Joseph  Lipman).  engravers  and  rub- 
ber stamps.  Main  (s>ie  adv) 

WAOENEa    HENRY.     California 

Brewery,  19  Second  South 
Waldron  R  S,  propr  Zion's   Bazaar,  46 

Main 

WALKER   BROS'  NATIONAL 

BANK.   1213  Second  S(Uth 

Walker  Bros  (Samuel  S,  Joseph  R,  Da- 
vid F  and  Mathew  H  Walker),  whole- 
sale and  retail  gen  mdse,  158  and  ItiO 
Main 

WALKER  HOUSE.  O  S  Erb  proprie- 
tor, 204  and  206  Main 

Walker  J,  Deseret  Carriage  Co,  Second 
South 

Walker  Samuel  S.Joseph  R,David  F  and 
Mathow  H  (Walker  Bros),  158  and 
160  Main 

Walker's  Opera  House,  D  B.inks  Mc- 
Kenzie  mgr,  1233  Second  South 

Wallace  George  Y,  supt  Utah  Forward- 
ing Co,  Deseret  Block 

Walsh  Oliver  S,  stoves  and  tinware, 
1278  First  South 

Ward  Emery,  Court  Exchange  Saloon, 
173  Main 

Wornock  Robert,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, First  South 

Wasatch  Lodge,  No  1,  F  ft  A  M,  Julius 
Walsh  sec,  143  Main 

WatkisC  W,  metallurgist,  117  First 
West 

Watson  Bros  (James  and  Josojih  Wat- 
son), marble  works,  South  Toinjilu 

Watson  James  and  Joseph  (Watson 
Bros),  South  Temple 

\Vatters  Ichel,  broker,  81  and  83  Main 

Webber  T  G,  cashier  Zion's  .Savings 
Hank  and  Trust  Co,  65  an<l  67  Main 

WEIHE  W  C.  violinist  and  repairer  of 
musical  instruments,  100  Conimercial 

Weiler  E  M.  selectman,  Court  House 

WELLS  MRS  E  B.  editress  -Wo- 
men's Exponent,"  6  and  8  Main 

Wells,  Far«o  ft  Go's  Bank,  J  E  Dooly 
cashier,  105  and  107  Main 

WELLS  J  F.  editor  "  The  Contribu- 
tor," 15  and  17  Mam 

WENNERU  -7.  attorney-at-iaw,  152 
Main  

WESLEY  JOHN  E.  herbal  physician. 
First  East 

Western  Jam^s,  fruits  and  produce, 
1271  First  South 


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Wetzel  John,  bootmaker,  19!)  Main 
Whitaker    Henry,     bootmaker,    South 

Temple 
WHITE  CHABLES  L.  brush  factory, 

South  Temple,  block  west  of  Temple 

Block 
White  House,  A  Podlcch  &  Co  propra, 

1(U  and  lOCt  Main 
WHITE    ISAIAH,     physician,     122 

Main 
White  &  Sons  (Wm,  John  H  and  W  L 

White),     meat    market.    1237    First 

South 
White  Wm,  J  H  and  W   L  (White  & 

Sons),  1237  First  South 
Whittemore  B  F,  propr  R  R  Exchange, 

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WHyTOCK  J  L  (Chapman  &  Why- 

touk),  10  and  12  Second  South 
Wilbor  Frederick  M,  deputy  U  S  min- 
eral surveyor,  103  Mam 
y  li.TfflB.  £  Bi  mining  engineer  and  U 

5  mineral  surveyor,  139  Main 
WILKES   EDMOND,    civil    engineer 

and  surveyor,  over  London  Bank 
Wilkinson  Mrs  W  B,  millinery,    1232 

First  South 
Wilkinson  Wm  B,  varieties,  First  West 
Willard  H   W,  dealer  in  stock,   First 

West 
Willard  Miss  L  L,  artist.  First  West 
WILLIAMS  A  L.  agent  Pleasant  Val- 
ley Coal  Co,  S  Second  South 

WILLIAMS  PARLEY  L  (Williams 

6  Young),  39  Main 
WILLIAMS  &  YOUNG    (Parley    L 

Williams  and   L  Young),    attorneys, 
39  Main 

WINBERG  A  W.  editor  and  proprie- 
tor "  Bikuben  "  (weekly),  Franklin 
avenue 

Winder  John  R,  assessor  and  collector. 
City  Hall 

Wolf  J,  commission  mercliont,  93  and  95 
Main 

"  WOMEN'S  EXPONENT,"  Mrs  E  B 

Wells  editor,  6  and  8  Main 
WOOD  HENRY,  general  superintend- 
ent Denver  &  Rio  Grande  R  R,  rooms 

22  and  23  Wasatch  Block,  !73  Main 
Wood  Wm  (May  &   Wood),    1221  and 

1223  First  South 
Woodford   Edward,   groceries,    Second 

South 
Woodruff   Wilford,   custodian    church 

historian's  office,  58  South  Temple 
Woods  James  A,  second-hand  good.«,  99 

Commercial 
Woods  W    W,    attorney,    43    Second 

South 
Wright  Wm  J  (Martin  A  Wright),  6G 

First  South 
Wurzburg  L,  fruits  and  produce,  1259 

First  South 


Wyntt  &  Forrester  (J  J  Wyatt  and  Oeo 
Forrester),  plain  and  ornamental 
plasterers,  under  Post-offlco 

Wyatt  J  J  (Wyatt  A  Forrester),  under 
rost-olfice 

Yeager  H  (Milnerfc  Ytinger),  First  East 

Yearian  W  H  (W  H  Ytiarian  &  Co),  122 
Main 

Yearian  W  H  k  Co  (W  H  Yearian  and 
C  L  Haniiaman),  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  122  Main 

Yearsloy  David,  gen  mdse,  41  Main 

Young  Bros  (J  O  and  R  B  Young),  deal- 
ers in  sewing  machines,  organs  and 
Sianos,  37  and  3'J  Main 
UNQ  0  M,  manager  coal  depart- 
ment Denver  &  Rio  Grande  R  R,  Wa- 
satch Block,  173  Main 

Young  Heber  (E  J  Swaner  &  Co),  90 
Mam 

Young  JO  and  R  B  (Young  Bros),  37 
and  39  Main 

YOTJNO  L  (Williams  &  Young),  39 
Main 

Young  L  D  &  A,  boots  and  shoes,  44 
Mam 

Youngberg  O  (Younsberg  k  Schead),  55 
Second  South 

Youngl)erg  &  Petersen  (V  Youngberg 
and  A  Petersen),  saloon,  151  Commer- 
cial 

Youngberg  St,  Schead  (0  Youngberg  and 
W  Schead),  saloon,  55  Second  South 

Zion's  Bazaar,  R  S  Waldron  propr,  46 
Main 

Zion's  Co-operative  Drug  Store,  92  Main 

ZION'S  CO  OPERATIVE  MERCAN- 
TILE INSTITUTION,  William 
Jennings  superintendent,  21-31  Main 

Z  C  M  I  SHOE  FACTORY,  William 

H  Rowe  manager,  1220  First  South 
Zii'u's  Savings  Bank  and  Trust  Co,  John 
Taylor  pres,  T  G  Webber  cashier,  G5 
and  67  Main 


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A.    ANDERSON, 

Furrier  and  Glovemaker, 


Manufacturer  of 


BTTCSSEXIT  SUITS, 


And  Finisher  of  all  kinda  of  Furs. 


1S4  Commerrlal  St., 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


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HARDWOOD  lOMBER, 


Vv/IIITBBRO» 

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Counter  Tops,  IVvwvl  Po8tM.  Baluntrrs. 


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T.  C.  ARMSTRONG, 

WhuleMle  and  ReUil  Dealer  In 

Fbi?,  @;ali,  Feed,  PcotIsIoiis, 

CRASS  AND   GARDEN  ^EEDS. 


34  Fint  South  Street,  two  doon  Wett  of  Commercial, 
P.  o  Box  340.  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


WILLIAM   BREDEMETEB, 

Paiiig,  OoBssliiag,  Civil  Enper  aid  jVoiAr;  Pii. 

United  States  Mineral  Surveyor  for  Utali  and  Idalio. 

Geological  Examinations, 

Reports  on  Mining  Properties, 

Surveys  Mines,  Railroads  and  C         , 

And  Snperintendi  the  Working  of  the  aame. 

Prepares  EBtimates  and  Plans  for  Opening  and  Work- 
ing Mines. 

Expert  on  Mining  Questions  before  tlie  Courts. 

Manaser  Utah  Consolidated  Silver  and  Void  Mining  Company. 
AddreM  P.  O.  Box  1167. 

Halt  ILiake  CJity,  Utah. 


O.  L.  ELIASON, 

DEAIiER   IN 


am^i,  pof  te  m  i¥>4n^ 


1 42  Main  Street, 


Special  Attention  given  to  Repairs. 


Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

All  Work  Warranted 


Utah — Salt  Lake  City. 


1335 


Valley   House, 


Opposite  Temple  and  Tabernacle. 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


ANDREW  C.  BRIXEN,  Proprietor. 

CONVENIENT  TO  THE  DEPOT  AND  CENTER  OF  TOm. 

% 

STREET  CARS  PASS  THE  DOOR. 


The  House  has  undergone  a  complete  changu,  both  in  its  management  and 
renovation.  The  present  proprietor  begs  leave  to  inform  the  public  that  the 
best  accommodation  can  be  had  at  this  House  for  the  price  that  can  be  obtained 
anywhere  in  the  city.     Patronage  solicited,  and  satisfaction  guaranteed  to  guests. 


Bates:  $1.50  to  $2  per  day,  and  $8  to  $10  per  week, 

According  to  Room. 


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SALT  LAKE 


Aa&H&A 


Published  Every  Afternoon, 

C:3XCEPT  SUNDAY.)  AT  6  O'CLOCK. 


Terms  of  Subscription. 

Per  Year 89  OO 

Six  Months 6  00 

Three  Months 2  75 

One  Month • I  OO 


ADVERTISING  RATES  LOW. 


FULL  ASSOCIATED  PRESS  REPORTS 

Received  up  to  the  Hour  of  going  to  Pres8. 


LIVE.  NEWSY  I  SPICY  LOCAL  DEPARTMENT. 


SEND  FOR  SAMPLE  COPT. 


Address  all  Communications  to  the 

CHRONICLE  PUBLISHING  COMPANY, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


Utah — Salt  Lake  City. 


1337 


HEADQUARTERS  FOR  BUSINESS  &  COMMERCIAL  MEN. 

The  Best  Fitted-Up  Saloon  in  Salt  Lake! 

Tbe  Bar  is  Snppliel  witli  Best  BraMs  of  Llprs  aM  Cigars. 


SUPERIOR  EXHIBITION  BILLIARD  TABLES. 


All  the  Latest  Papers  on  file  in  Heading  Room. 

ROBERT  BURNS,  Proprietor, 

Opposite  Walker  House* 

205  Main  Street,  Salt  Lake  City. 


FOPILAB  MirSE  gTOSE 


The  Cheapest  and  Best  House  in  Utah  for 

Violins.  Guitars,  Accordeons,  Banjos,  Flutes, 

And  all  kinds  of  MusicatI  Instruments. 

IMusic  Bool(s,  Sheet  IMusic,  Folios,  Piano  Stools,  Brass 

Instruments,  Violin  and  Guitar  Strings,  and 

everything  in  the  Musical  Line. 

GENERAL  AGENCY  FOR 

Knabe  and  Hardman  Pfjtnos.    Geo.  Wood's,  Burdett  and  other 

Xirst-Class  Orfl^ans. 

(^0*  ders  by  Mail  promptly  attend«)d  to. 

CARELESS  &  CROXALL, 

1234  FIRST  SOUTH  STREET,    SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


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Utah — Salt  Lake  City. 


H.  DINWOODEY, 


DEALER  IN 


UPHOLSTERY  GOODS,  BUILDING  PAPER, 


FULL  LINE  OF 


lAHBBEaniNS,  BABT  CARRIAGES. 

FEATHEH^S  ATVI>  "V^ ALL  I»AI>EK. 

1238  to  1244  First  South  St.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


STOP  ^T  THE 

CLIFT  HOUSE 

In  Salt  Lake  City. 


Only  TWO  DOLLARS  per  DAY. 


DON'T  FORGET— Corner  IMain  and  Third  South  Streets. 


f  lisi-Okss  Table  aad  Iqoss. 


S.  C.  EWnrO,  Proprietor. 


Utah — Salt  Lake  City. 


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DANIEL  DUNNE. 

Foundry^iyiine  Shop 


CASTINGS 


FOR 


inmwuMmTiNiifoiiES 

MINING  CASS.  CAB  WHEELS,  AXLES, 


AND 


GENERAL  MACHINE  WORK. 


MANUi       TURER  OF 


Wrought  and  Cast  Iron  Fencing 


FOB 


RESIDENCES  ANB  CEMETERY  LOTS. 


Builders'  and  Iron  Work  of  Every  Description. 

CRESTING,  IRON  DOORS,  SHUTTERS,. G£    a IN6S, 

Etc..    Ktc. 


JAIL  AND  BRIDGE  WORK  AND  IRON  WORK  IN  GENERAL 


ShoplSone  Block  West  of  White  House, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


Box  471. 


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COAL   CO 


ROCK    SPRING. 

By  Car  Load Per  tea.  $6.00 

At  Yard "  6.60 

Delivered ••  7.00 


By  Car  Load. 

At  Yard 

Delivered 


RED  CANYON. 


Per  ton,   $4*60 

••  6.00 

6JJ0 


WEBER. 

By  Car  Load    Per  ton.  $4.60 

At  Yard "  6.S6 

DellTered "  6.00 

•fliee;  DesereC  Bank  Klork,  ■     nniiin    ■ 

s«at  x.»i>.o,  xTt^^ix.  A.  GOULD,  Agent. 

SALT  LAKE  SHIRT  MANUFACTURIKG  CO. 


c.  GusLEAisr  &  CO., 

Maiiuracturcrs  and  Wholesale  I^ealera  in 

Fiu  Sliirts  iiii  Cent's  Msimx  id  Mi  Foniii  kt 


87  and  89  Main  St.  (UpHtairs,) 


SALT  LAKE  CITT.  UTAH 


SHlRTti    ».%»£    TO    ORDER    A    (iPECIALTY. 


CROSIER'S 

RESTAURANT 

MBS.  L.  A.  CROZIER,  Proprietor. 

Meals  at  all  hours,  25o. 

Beds,  25c  and  50c 
Board  and  IiOdsins,  ••  per  Week. 

Cor.  Commercial  Street, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


DR.  GARDINER, 

ieian  |  ^urpsit, 

SecoQiSontli  St.,  nr.  First  East  St., 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


Utah— Salt  Lake  City. 


1341 


ELIAS  MORRIS, 

p.  o.  BOX  loes. 

IIIlilE  AIS  00ITE4CT0E 

SALiT    {.AKB   CITY,   UTAH. 


FIRE-BRICK  AND  PLASTER  OF  PARIS  MANUFACTURER. 
Asbestine  Pipe,     Grnvn  d;  Monumental  Mason, 

OFFICE,  18  MAIN  STREET,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


lAEllil  WOEiS 

OF 

MYRICK  &   CO. 

48  SECOND  SOUTH  STREET, 

HAIiT  LAKIS  €1TT. 


East  of  Poet-office, 

P.  0.  Box  1017.      

ALL  KINDS  OP 

Monnmental  Head  Utones,  Mantels,  and 
Plumbers'  Work  done  with  neatness  and  dispatch. 

Also,  Granite  and  Sandstone  Worl<  done  at  low  prices. 
Italian,  Vermont  and  Utah  Marble. 


J.   H.   MIDGLEY, 

House  Fainting,  Oraining,  Olazing, 


Paper  Hanging,  Calcimining  and  Whitewashing  done  to  Order. 
Writing  Signs  a  Specialty. 

Water  Proof  Canvas  and  Japan  Tin  Signs.     Mixed  Paints. 

REPAIRING  WINDOWS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 
Box  643.    Otttce:  Cor.  First  F^ast  and  Second  So\tth  Streets,  SALT  IJAKE  CITY. 


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DR.  C.  IKT.  NUNN, 

VETERINARY  SURGEON, 

MANVrACTURER  OF  THE  CELEBRATED 

bxj^vo:k:  oil 

FOB  MAN  OB  BEAST. 

1272  KIMBALL  BLOCK SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

P.  O.  Box  987. 


j:>i*«'««».«i.»- 


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Profit  I    Profit  I 

DkarSib — ^We  want  •  good  salesinan  in  your  vicinity  to  lell  our  celebrated 
BLACK  OILS.  These  oil*  are  having  an  eztenrive  run  and  so  much  lought 
after  where  the^  cannot  be  had.  We  are  determined  to  stock  every  territory  and 
State  in  the  Union,  and  our  agents  are  now  realizing  from  ten  to  twenty-five  dol> 
lars  per  day.  They  are  becoming  a  favorite  family  medicine.  They  are  used  for 
man  and  beast  for  diseases  and  ailments  as  dnscribed  in  wrapper.  We  want 
good,  reliable  men  to  handle  this  medicine.  It  is  the  bast  offer  ever  ofiRsred  to 
agents  to  make  money,  and  not  be  ashamed  to  meet  the  buyers  again.  Our  goods 
are  *jtaple  and  will  not  spoil.  We  furnish  advertisement  and  sample  free  on  ap- 
plication. In  order  to  protect  ourselves  from  dishonest  persons  taking  advantage 
of  this  mammoth  sample  outfit  we  require  each  applicant  to  send  seventy-five 
cents  to  pay  postage  and  packing.  We  only  require  persons  who  intend  to  be- 
come agents  to  send  for  our  sample.  Reply  as  early  as  you  can  as  we  must  secure 
some  one  in  yoar  section  soon. 


TESTIMONIALS. 

Sait  Laks  Citt. 
Da.  C.  W.  NcwH  :— 

DiAk  8iE— My  colt  Jumped  on  picket  fenc«  Mid  tore  hU  shoulder  half  off.     I  purchased  your 
BUclr  OiLi,  and  they  cured  it  to  nice  and  no  scan  left,  I  take  pleasure  in  te^tifyinif  to  yuu  and 
the  public.    They  are  the  beat  medicine  ever  offered  tlie  public.    I  intend  keepini(  thoni  ajwayi. 
Very  truly,  your  well  wisher,  J.  LANUKUKD. 


Bait  Laki  Citt. 
Da.  C.  W.  NuKN  :- 

Dear  Sis  -We,  the  undoraiKned,  testify  to  the  public,  the  curatl\e  pro|>ertie8  of  vour  Black 
Oils.  C  W.  Lyman's  Cult  tore  his  whole  hip  away,  and  after  putting  in  place  and  stitchinif,  dre.^ii- 
ini;  every  day  for  six  weeks,  was  cured  so  well  you  can  scarce  detect  the  place.  We  reconiniendto 
the  public  the  Oils.  They  have  no  equal.  No  flies  will  come  near  the  sore  when  droiMud  witli  the 
Oils.  81tmed,  C.  W.  LYMAM. 

OKO.  Y.  WALIiACK. 
GEO.  A.  LOWK. 
BOLIVAK  ROBKRT. 

AGENTS  WANTED.   Send  for  Circular. 


Utah — Salt  Lake  City. 


1343 


Daily,  Semi-Weekly  and  Weekly. 


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The  Herald.  Printinir  and  Pnblishins  Co. Proprietors. 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

An  Independent  Journal  EXTENSIVELY  circulated  in  Utah  and  the  adjoining 

Tetritories. 

Dally 8I0.60  p«r  Annum. 

Semi-Weekly 3.60  " 

Weekly 2.00 


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THE  HERALD— Daily,  Semi-Weekly  and  Weekly,  has  a  larger  circulation 
among  all  classes  of  the  community  than  any  other  newspaper  published  in  Utah 
and  its  valno  as  an  advertising  medium  is  not  surpassed.  The  rates  of  advertis- 
ing, which  are  as  low  as  those  of  any  other  newspaper  of  like  circulation,  can  be 
obtained  by  addressing  the  proprietors. 


JOB  PRINTING  of  Every  Description. 

BOOK  BINDING  at  Lowest  Rates 

Books  and  Stationery  and  School  Supplies, 

Fancy  Goods,  Artists'  and  Surveyors'  Supplies, 

Main  Street*  Second  Door  North  of  Fostofflce. 
Halt   ILiake    City,  -       .^       -       -       Utah. 

Arrangements  h»ve  been  m»de  '.n  New  York  for  the  nrocuring  of  ANY  BOOK,  wherever  pub 
lished,  or  any  Mticle  in  the  Stationery  line  chat  miv  be  desired  that  we  may  not  have  on  hand. 

SEND    U3   YOUR  ORDERS. 


Candy  Factory. 
Furs  and  fresh  Candies 

AliWAYH    ON    HAND. 

Prices  to  Suit  the  Times. 


•S  CTonmierelal  8t.,  Malt  Lake. 


A.  M.  PENDLETON  &  BRO. 

FANCY  HORSESHOERS. 


SPECIAL  ATTENTION  TO 

INTERFERING-  HORSiJS. 


136  Commercial  Street* 
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H.  S.  REEDALL,  Proprtotor. 

Wasatch  Street,  nearly  opposite  Walker  House, 

p.  O.  Box  246.  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH, 


Utah—Salt  Lake  City. 


1345 


IDJL-HIO  STORE, 

DEALS  IN  AND  MANUFACTURES 

Fine,  Coarse  and  Milling  Salt. 

Larire  Quantities  Constantly  on  Hand. 

COMMISSION  MERGHAin:, 

Dealer  and  Jobber  in  DRIED  FRUITS,  Etc. 

Hematite  Iron  Ores  for  Fluxing.    Loeated  Tintlc  Mining  District, 
and  shipped  by  Rail  fii«m  Santaquin. 

Cor.  First  East  aud  Second  South  Streets,  one  Block  South  of  Theater. 


BRANSON  New  Improved  KNITTER 

PRICES,  $86  AND  $80. 

Knits  60  to  100  pairs  of  Socks  per  Day.    Send  for  Circular.  Tou 
can  learn  to  knit  in  one  hour. 

JOHN  WM.  8NELL, 

p.  O.  Box  610.  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


Little  Co-op.  SiorOp 

J.  M.  SALISBURY,  Prop'r. 

The  cheapest  p'l  ace  to  buy 

Jewelry,  Notions,  Toys, 

AND  FANCY  GOODS, 

32  3i:a,in  Street, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


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FRED.  SIMON.  JOE.  SIMON. 

SIMON   BROS. 

GENERAL  DEALERS  IN 

MIXiLiINXSRY^ 

FANCY  GOODS,  LACES,  Etc. 

p.  O.  Box  1142.     ISJiO  First  (South, 

Salt  Lake  City,    -     Utah. 


F.     E.  ^wriwr-.'i^, 

Wliolesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Ranges,  Cooking,  Parlor  and  Heating 

Tin,  Sh  et  Iron  and  Copper  Worker. 

Tin  Roofing,  Spouting  and  Gntterii^ 

Hot  Air  Furnaces  Fitted  up  and  Repaired. 

No.  «11  Main  St.,      Opp.  Wallcer  House, 

BAIiT  liAKB  CITY,   UTAH. 

DR.  JOHN  E.  WESLEY, 

HERB/L  PHYSICIAN, 

OFFICE : 

FIRST  EAST  STREET, 

Corner  Second  Soutli  Street. 


Residence,  Third  Ward, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH 


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SAJLT  LAKE 

:ical  aid  M\ 

FOR  THE  TREATMENT  OF 

DEFORMITIES  AND  CHRONIC  DISEASES. 


The  SPECIAL  PBOVINOE  of  this  Institute  is  the  treat- 
ment of  ALL  DEFORMITIES  of  the  Body*  and  Limbs, 
such  as  Curvptures  and  Distortions  of  the  Spine,  Crooked 
Feet,  Legs,  .  xms  and  Hands,  Fturalysis,  Diseases  of  the 
Bones  and  Joints,  Piles  and  Fistula  (without  the  knife), 
Catarrh,  Rheumatism,  Lung  Diseases,  Tumors,  Cancer* 
Neuralgia,  Nervous  Diseases,  Hernia  (Rupture),  Dyspepsia. 
Liver  Troubles,  Diseases  of  the 

EYE,  EAR  and  THROAT, 

Dlacaaes  of  Females.  FrlTSte  aad  all  other  OluroBlo  Diaeaaes. 


ITS  FAClftlTIBS  »re  ■upertor  to  uythinit  that  cm  be  found  in  the  Great  West  In  the 
offlcct  of  the  Inititute  U  the  UfKMt  and  moat  complete  Electrical  Apparatua,  for  the  treatment  of 
DiseaMa.  in  the  Weat. 

OaU  or  addreaa  Salt  Ijike  •ancieal  aa4  Medical  Inatitate,  180  Main  street, 
next  door  above  Jones'  Bank. 

HENBT  WAOENEB, 

California   BREWERY, 

(BM1«RAVI01V  CAVTON.) 

LAGER  BEER,  ALE  i  PORTER 


BOTTLED  BEER  a  Specialty. 

Wholesale  and  JBetall. 

Office  and  Depot,  17  &  19  Second  South  St.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


WOMAN'S    EXPONENT. 

PUPLISHED   aEMI-MONTHLT. 

THIS  JOURNAL  is  devoted  to  the  elevation  of  Woman  religiously, 
mentally^  morally  and  politically  ;  and  is  a  true  exponent  of  the  senti- 
ments of  the  Women  of  the  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter  Day 
Saints,  on  the  principles  of  their  faith  and  all  the  leading  questions  of 
the  day,  including  Woman  Suffrage,  a  subject  with  which  they  have 
dealt  practically  since  1870. 

EMELINE  B.  WELL8,  Editor  and  PM>pri«tor, 

Coanell  House,  l»alt  I<ake  City.  Vtah, 


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MID. 


280 
272 
204 
268 
254 
262 
248 


248 

287 

286 

284 

281 

280 

226 

214 

211 

208 

196 

190 

186 

177 

172 

160 

152 

188 

188 

129 

113 

96 

86 

67 

89 

17 

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Pas. 


p.  M. 
6  20 
4  68 
4  86 
4  21 
4  10 
4  04 
8  40 
P.  H 


A.  II 

10  00 
9  87 
9 
9  27 
9  19 
9  16 
9  00 
8  19 
8  07 
7  66 

7  26 
6  61 
6  88 
6  16 

6  08 
5  80 

5  08 
4  80 
4  00 

8  15 
1  60 

12  26 
U  46 
10  15 

7  66 

6  10 
'4  00 
p.  M. 


Pas, 


A.  M. 

8  40 
8-'18 
7  66 
7  41 
7  80 
7?24 
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P.  M. 

6  80 
6  07 
6  02 
6  68 
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45 
80 
60 
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3  35 
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SIDNEY  DILLON, 

President. 
JOHN  SHARP. 

Vice-President  and 

General  Supt. 
JAMES  SHARP, 

Asat.  Supt. 
UEO.  SWAN, 

Secretary. 
L.  S.  HILLS, 

Treasurer. 
FRANCIS  COPE, 
Qeneral  Freight 

and  Tirlcqt  Agent. 
GENERAL  OFFICES— 
Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


Connectiona. 

1  With  Central  Pacific  R. 
R.,  and  Union  Paciflc  Ry. 

2  With  UUh  &  Nevada  Ry. 
8  With    Bingham   Canyon 

R.  R. 

4  With  Wasatch  &  Jordan 
Valley  R.  R. 

6WithS.  L.AW.  Ry. 

6  With  UUh  and  Pleasant 
Val.  Ry, 

7  With  San  Pete  Valley  Ry. 

8  With  Stages  (or  Millard 
Country. 

9  With  Stages  (or  South- 
em  Utah,  Nevada  and  Ari- 
zona. 


ZIon's  Co-Operative  Mercantile  Institution 

OrsanlMd  October  16,  1868. 

W.  H.  HOOPER,  Prttident.  W.  JENNINGS,  Vice-Pres.  and  Sup't. 

T.  0.  WEBBER,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 


Manufacturers,  Importers  and  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers 

GENERAL  Mi^G^^ 

Agricultural  Implements,  Hachinery,  Etc. 


SALT  LAK12  CITY,  UTAH. 


Brancli  Houses  at  OQDEN  anl  LO&AN,  Iltali ;  ani  Ma  Springs,  Mo. 

We  carry  a  Hea^x  »nA  Garefblly  Selected  Stock,  suited  to  the 

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Utah — Salt  Lake  City-Silver  Reef. 


EDWARD  B.  WILDER, 

Mining  Engineer  and  U.  S  Mineral  Surveyor, 

139  M^IISr  STREET, 

Nast  Door  mhvrm  T.  R.  Jonos'  Bank, 

S>LT  UKE  CITY,  UT>H. 

HSxamiiieN  and  XttepoirtN  on  IVlineN. 


SANDY. 

Salt  Lakk  County,  A  po«t<office,  on 
the  Utah  Central  R.  R.,  £0  miles  from 
Ogden  and  13  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

ALLBVP   Ti  general  merchandise 

Cowley  VV  J,  telegraph  operator 

Hardy  James,  saloon 

Holman  E,  general  merchandise 

Kempt  S  R,  saloon 

Marion  George,  general  merchandise 

Marriott  T  I^  general  merchandise 

Mcintosh  H  A,  agt  U  C  R  R 

Osterman  James,  general  murchandise 

Schmidt  C  J,  druggist 

Sohuler  J  E,  brewery 

Tripp  Wm,  saloon 


SANTAQUIN. 

Utah  Coitnty.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  Central  R.  R.,  108  miles  from 
Ogden  and  71  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

Anderson  A,  tin  and  coppersmith 
BABHETT  W  W.  postmaster 
Blixt  P  J,  harnessmaker 
Dubois  C  L,  blacksmith 
Echlard  A,  shoemaker 
Hodge  Jacob,  blacksmith 
Holhday  Geo  &  Co,  grist-mill 
Johnson  C  E,  shoemaker 
Johnson  L  A,  painter 
SweuBon  A,  shoemaker 
Openshaw  £,  supt  Co-operative  Store 
Riter  L  £,  forwarding  agent 
Samuelsou  C,  photographer 
Saulsberg  Wm,  blacksmith 
Vanausdal  J  G,  blacksmith 
Wetteliu  F  O,  tin  and  cojipersmith 


SCIPIO. 

MiLLAKD    COTTNTT.      A     pOSt-office, 

miles  northeast  of  Fillmore. 

Caldwell  H,  brickmaker 
Yates  Rer  Thos,  clergyman 


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Mimmott  Thos,  justice  of  the  peace 
PROBBRT  WM  (Probert  &  Co) 
PROBEBT  ft  CO,  general    merchan- 
dise 


SCOFIELD. 

Emeht  County.    A  post-office. 

TUCKER  ft  HOPKINS,  general  mer- 
chandise 


SILVER  CITY. 

Juab  County.  A  post-office.  Is  about 
75  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City,  on 
the  line  of  the  Salt  Lake  and  WeBtern 
R.  R.  (just  completed),  in  the  Tintic 
Mining  District,  whose  yield  of  pre- 
cious metals  and  ores  will  be  secind 
to  none  in  Utah  for  the  year  1882. 

BLANCHARDC 

and  recorder 


H,  JBi   postmaster 


Cuahman  M  G,  dry  goods  and  groceries 

Reed  k  Durfey,  saloon 

Riter  L  E  &  Co,  general  merchandise, 

fl  ur  and  f^ain 
Sutherland  Thomas  H,  hotel 


SILVER  REEF. 

WASHiNnTON  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office. 

Allen  W  J,  supt  Stormont  Mill  and 
Mining  Co 

Aumond  Chas,  livery  stable 

Barbee  &,  Walker  M  Co,  R  T  Gillespie 
supt 

Brick  D,  bootmaker 

Byrns  James,  bootmaker 

Cassidy  John  H,  saloon 

Chandler  — ,  assayer 
Christiance  — ,  bootmaker 
Cooper  T  D,  physician 
Gillespie,  Lund  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Gillespie  R  T,  banker  and  supt  Bsrbee 
&  Walker  M  Co 


PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


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Utah — Silver  Reef-South  Jcyrdan, 


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Gillespie  Thoa,  aswyer 

Grsmbs  Mm,  restaurant 

Halpiii  J  J,  hardware 

Harrison  Geo,  news  dealer 

Harrison  P,  hotel 

Harrison  Will,  restaurant 

Huston  J  H,  livenr  stable 

HUSTON  ft  W1»T»  general  merchan- 

dise 
Jordan  Julius,  fruit 
Kinney  W  A,  druggist 
Krause  Hermann,  postmaster 

LEEDS  CO-OPERATIVE  STORE 

Leory  M,  liquors 

Lubbach  H  L,  supt  Christy  Mill  and 
Mining  Co 

Lund  &  Co,  butchers 

Mahnken  &  Jones,  restaurant 

Mahnken  P,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Mantor  C,  ohysioian 

Marshal  ft  Westover,  butchers 

McDonald  A,  drugpist 

McDonough  M,  dairyman 

Meehan  P,  bootmaker 

Miller  Geo,  liquors 

Pendray  &  Co,  liquors 

Pollus  A,  blacksmith 

Quirk  Bros,  liquors 

Kivcs  Geo  T,  supt  Leeds  Mining  Co 

Sager  W  B,  gen  mdse 

"Silver  Reef  Miner,"  Scipio  Kennan 
editor 

Stevens  &  Harrison,  gen  mdse 

Thompson  — ,  liquors 

Turrill  J  A,  gen  mdse 

Walker  Robt,  assayer 

Welty  P,  brewery 

Westover  C,  butcher 

Wilkinson  C,  wagonmuker 

Winquest  A,  tailor 


SLATERSVILLE. 

Weber  County.    A  p  at-office,  6  miles 
northwest  of  Ogden  City. 

Allred  John  A,  bishop 

Browns  Henry,  justice  of  the  peace 

Foye  Fredrick,  farmer 

Holly  H,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Neale  John  J,  bootmaker 

Payne  Geo,  constable 

Smout  Edwin  W,  selectman 

Smout  William,  blacksmith 

Stangar  Geo  W,  butcher 


SMITHFIELD. 

Cache  Codnty.  A  post-oflSce,  on  the 
Utah  and  Xorthern  Railway,  65  miles 
from  Ogden. 

CAHTWELL  J  S>  postmaster 
Douglass  Wm,  gen  mdse 


Mack  James,  flour-mill 
Richardson  Thos,  gea  mdse 
Farrell  Geo  L,  pres  8  M  and  M  I 
Sharp  Franoid,  sec  S  M  and  M  I 
Smitnfielt]  Manufacturing  and  Mercan- 
tile Inb  itution,  Geo  L  Farrell  pres, 
leather,  lumber  and  gon  mdse 


SNOWVILLE. 

Box  Eldeh  County.    A  post-office. 

Davidson  C  H,  physician 
Dille  D  B,  physician 
Eynon  John,  carpenter 

GOODLIFFE  ARNOLD,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Jensen  C  H,  blacksmith 
Ostertout  John,  justice  of  peace 


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SOUTH  COTTONWOOD. 

Salt  Lake  County.    A  post-office. 

Arnold  John,  brewery 

Atwood  Henry,  brickmaker 

Atwood  Wm,  brickmaker 

BalUrd  R,  bootmaker 

BOTLE  A  C>  builder  and  contractor 

Bradford  Wm,  principal  South  Cotton- 
wood High  School 

Germania  Smelting  and  Refining  Works, 
P  W  Billing  mgr 

Harp  Lem,  brickmaker 

Haynes  N,  liquors  and  gen  mdse 

Horn  Silver  Smelting  and  Refining 
Works 

Howe  Richard,  supt  Co-operative  Mer- 
cantile Institution 

Loventhal  S  M,  brick  and  wagonmaker 

McMillian  Wm,  groceries 

Miller  J  R,  agt  agricultural  implements 

Miller  M  M,  stock  raiser 

Miller  R  G,  farmer 

Miller  R  P,  stock  raiser 

Miller  R  &  Son,  flouring-mills 

Morris  W,  carpenter 

Schuyler ,  liijuors 

Wagner  Henry,  liquors 

Walters ,  wagonmaker 

Warenski  E  C,  postmaster  and  gen  mdse 

Williams  John  G,  blacksmith 

Wooley  O  A,  general  merchandise 

Z  C  M  I,  Richard  Howe  supt,  gen  mdse 


SOUTH  JORDAN. 

Salt  Lake  County.    A  post-office. 

BECK8TEAD  HENRY  R  postmaster 

and  general  merchandise 
Beckstead  T  W,  veterinary  surgeon 
Green  Samuel,  gen  mdse 
Helm  Bart,  blacksmith 
Higley  F  D,  gewral  merchandise 


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Holt  A,  ^neral  morohAndise 

MoLery  Nephi,  bootmaV'^r 

So£f  X  O,  general  mercaandise 

Vincent  Jesse,  mason 

Winward  J  W,  general  merchandise 

Wordlb  I  J,  general  merchandise 


SPANISH  FORK. 

Utah  Countt.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  Central  R.  B.,  95  miles  from 
Ogden,  and  53  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

Go-operative  Store,  gen  mdse,  mirs  har- 
ness, boots  a-j^d  shoes 
Greer  William,  attoiney-at-law 
Jones  Wm  R,  mubiosil  instruments,  sta- 
tionery, etc 
Miller  James,  general  merchandise 
MOOi^JOHN,  justice  of  peace 
Rockwell  John,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Snell  Rufus  P,  snpt  Spanish  Fork  Co- 
operative Institution 
Spanish  Fork  Co-operative  Institution, 
Rufus  P  Snell  supt 


Jackson  Stewart,  gen  mdse 
Packard  Nephi,  sen  mdse 
FACKABD  BROS  ft  00.  gen  mdse 
Sparry  ft  Co,  drusgists 
Reynolds  Br'os  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Whitehead  James,  gen  mdse 
Wing  J  S,  physician 
Wing  S  A,  physician 
Wood  L  S,  hotel 


SPRING  CITY. 

San  Pete  Coumtt.    A   post-office, 
miles  nortlieast  of  Manti. 

Anderson  August,  gen  md°e 
Blain  Robt,  postmaster 
Black  I  M,  'oots  nvd  shoes 
BJElOnOH  0>  book  &^ent 
Brough  Jonas,  saw-miU 
Crawford  C,  broom  manufacturer 
Dugall  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Ellin  J  T,  carpenter 
Frautzen  1,  sec  Z  C  M  I 
Jensen  R,  boots  and  shoes 
McDonald  James,  blacksmith 
Neilsen  J,  blacksmith 
Puzey  H  W,  wagonmaker 
Rasmusen  Jas  L,  boots  and  shoes 
Ramussen  P,  locksmith 
Rhode  C  H,  watchmaker 
Z  C  M  I,  gen  mdM 


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STERLING. 

San  Petb  Countt.    A  post-office. 

Atwood  Selah,  carpenter  and  builder 
Barton  W  K,  justice  of  the  peace 
CLARK  0  M>  postmaster  and  notary 

public 
Dickson  Wm,  cattle  dealer 
Edmison  John,  blacksuith 
Edwards  Caleb,  cattle  dealer 
Funk  D  B  Sr,  dsh  &nd  farmer 
Hynster  A  W,  mason  and  builder 
Johnson  6  W,  lumber 
Kenner  S  W,  physician 
Peacock  John  L,  freight  contractor 
Petty  W  6,  builder  and  contractor 
Union   Mercantile  and  Manufacturing 

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STOCKTON. 

ToELE  County.     A  post  and  telegraph 
office,  tupported  by  mining. 

TOUNQ  ALVIH  N,  postmaster 


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Whitehead  James  ^  r,  mfr  woolen  goods 


SPRINGVILLE. 

Utah  County.  A  ^ost-offic^  on  the 
Utah  Central  Railway,  90  mi!:,d  from 
Ogden  and  53  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

Bissell  J  W,  supt  Co-operative  Store, 

gen  mdse 
Crandall  D  L,  notary  p"blic 
Cr'idallMP,  hotel 
Grotisbeck  N  H,  gen  mdse 


SULPHUR  SPRINGS. 

Weber  County.    Post-office  Ogden,  3^ 

miles  from  Ogden. 
Buchannan  Wm.  supt  Ogden  Powder  Co 
J0HX80VIH.hotel 
Ogden  Powder  Co 
TaylM.  John,  lin.e  kiln 
Wilson  Wm  G,  saw-mill 


SUMMIT. 

Iron  County,  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  Central  Railway,  8  miles  from 
Ogden  and  29  miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

Hulet  S  C,  gen  mdse 
White  Wm,  gen  mdse 


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TAYLORSVILLE. 


Salt  Lake  County.    A  post-oflBce,  7 
miles  from  Salt  Lake  City. 

Bennison  Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Fjrame  A,  carpenter 
Gerber  John  T,   [physician,    machinist 
and  gunsmith 


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Haiffh  Win  H  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Waae  Wm,  painter 
WBBTERJ0HN.  postmaster 
Webster  John  &  Son,  blacksmith 
Wright  Mrs  C,  gen  mdse 


TERRACE. 

Box  Bldkr  County.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Central 
Pacific  R.  R.,  124  miles  from  Ogden. 

Allen  H,  saloon 

CSAVE  S  Hi  general  merchandise  and 
postmatrter 

Grose  W  J,  batcher 

Parry  L  M,  seneral  merchandise 

Van  Namee  W  J,  hotel 


THISTLE. 

Utah  Cocntt.    A  post-office. 

DALLDI  JOHN,  brewery  and  post- 
master 

Geissengsr  A,  supt  D  &  R  G  R  R  Sta- 
tion 

Keer  J,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Pare  A,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Simmon  L,  farmer 


THURBER. 

P:  Ute  County.    A  post-office. 

El  inkerhfvff  Geo,  dairyman 

Bui-gess  Hyram,  blacksmith 

BUE0E8B  Wm,  postma&ter 

Bargess  Wilmer,  ahiuglemaker 

(./lark  iienj,  rock  and  brick  mason 

Heath  J  H.  flour-mill 

Hughes  iiames,  dairyman 

Lewis  Bei^on,  dairyman 

Meeks  Joseph,  stock  raider 

Muk»  Wm,  (  airyman  &ad  stock  grower 

Stoddard  Runa,  saw-mill 

Stringam  G  W,  general  merchandiao 


TOOELE. 

TooKLB  County.  A  post  and  telegraph 
office;  the  county  seat. 

ATKIN  OEOSOE,  superintendent 
Tooole  Co-operative  Store 

Bonnelli  George,  druggist  and  post- 
master 

Bruneau  Moses,  saloon 

I>od&  W  B,  physician 

Duun  Jfthn,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Gillespie  John,  sheriff 

Gowans  Hugh  S,  probate  judge 

Howell  Jame»,  bootmaker 

Judd  Kiley,  assessor  and  collector 

Lee  S  F,  blacksmith 

Liyiuan  F  M,  county  clerk  and  recorder 

Lysander  C,  attorney-at-law 


Slater,  Estate  tc  Herman,  gen  mdse 
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TOQUERVILLE. 

Kane  County.  A  pout-office;  the  coun- 
ty seat. 

BRINGHUBST  W  A.  superintendent 

Toqnerville  Co-operative  Store 
Dnffin    I,  general   trader  and  wagon 

dealer 
Hammond  W  W,  druggist 
Marshall  R,  attomey-at-Iaw 
Murphy  E  N,  clergyman 
Naile  John  C,  wines 
Nebeker  A,  stock  dealer 
Slack  M,  county  clerk,   recorder  and 

attomey-at-law 
Spilsbury  G  M,  stock  raiser  and  general 

merchandise 


TRENTON. 

Cache  County.    A  post-office. 
Christensen  C  M,  clerk 
McCOMB  A  C>  postmaster 


TUCKER  STATION. 

Utah  County.    A  post-office,  on  line 
of  Denver  &  Rio  Grande  R.  R. 

Peck  E,  blacksmith 
Pickering  A,  saloon 

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TYNER. 

Box  Elder  County.  A  post-office,  sit- 
uated on  the  line  of  Utah  &  Northern 
Railway,  9  miles  north  of  Ogden. 

SLATER  R  H,  kotel  and  postmaster 


UINTAH. 

Wkbbr  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Union  Pacific  R.  R.,  8  miles  from  Og- 
den. 

Bowman  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  shippers 
of  produce 

DE  LA  BATJME  CHAS,  general  mer- 
chandise, shipper  of  vegetables, 
fruits,  produce  and  postmaster 

Dye  Samuel,  shipper 

Freeman  C,  U  P  R  R  agent 

Gale  Robert,  conF*able 

Hirst  F,  agt  U  P  K  R  and  Express 

Slater  Noah,  bookmaker 


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UNION. 

Salt  Lake  Coun'it.     A  poat-office,   11 

miles  southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 
Boggess  Wm,  school  trustee  aixd  farmer 
Brady  M  H,  fanner 
Cole  Wm,  saw-mill 
Firkens  G,  farmer 
Forlerish  Hyde,  farmer 
Forlerish  L,  farmer 
Farteush  Kufus,  farmer 
Greffen  D  M,  blacksmith 
Nowleens  C,  farmer 
Oborn  John,  general  merchandise 
ORSTAD  0E>  postmaster 
Phillips  Ismael,  justice  of  peace 
Proctor  David,  roadmaster 
Bichards  Silas,  fanner 
Smith  Wm  P,  physician  and  surgeon 
Terry  Oris,  constable  and  farmer 
Vance  John,  farmer 
Vance  Peter,  farmer 
Walker  J  H,  school  teacher 
Walker  John,  farmer 


VERNON. 

Tooele  CofNTY.    A  post-office,  34  miles 

south  of  To  ele. 
SHARP  JOHN,  postmaster 


VIRGIN  CITY. 

Kane  Codntv.     A  post-office,   7  miles 
southeast  of  To<iuerville. 

Barker  John,  merchant 
BebeeL  W,  blacksmith 
Burch  C,  general  merchandise 
Hinton  John  N,  carpenter 
TEFBOS  SAXES,  miller  and  postmas- 
ter 
Owens  H  B,  mason 
Pratt  E  L,  miller 
Spendlove  John,  shoemaker 
Sprague  Edwin,  school  teacher 
Wright  J,  gardener 


WALES. 

San  Pete  Cointy.     A   post-office,   lo 
miles  north  of  Manti. 

Junes  Wni  H,  carpenter 
REES  HENRT  D,  notary  public 
Wales  Co-operative  Co,  gen  mdse 
Wales  Mercantile  Store,  gen  tndse 


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Wasatcu  CouNiT.     A   post-office, 
miles  so^th  o{  Heher. 

CAMP  R  Ci  superintendent  Co-opera- 
tive Store 


Keeler  S  J,  harnessmaker 

Kirby  F  &  Son,  painters  and  grainers 

Mecham  H,  shiugle-mill 

Nuttall  Wm  E,  postmaster 

Nuttall  Wm  G,  steam  lumber  mill 

Boss  S  W  &  Co,  shiugle-mill 

WALLSBUROH  G&- OPERATIVE 

C3>  R  C  Camp  superintendent 


WANSHIP. 

Summit  County.  A  post-office;  9  miles 
south  of  Coalville  and  12  miles  south 
of  Echo  City. 

Cannon  £  G,  physician 

Forbes  M  F,  blucksinith 

Frazier  M,  lyitel 

Lee  M  F,  physician 

Nixon  Stephen,  general  merchandise 

Nixon  T  S,  carpenter 

Pendletor.  J,  blacksmith 

REYNOLDS  WM,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

Rogers  Chaa,  physician 

Young  E  R,  general  merchandise  and 
Houring-mill 

Young  Robert,  saloon 


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Washington  County.    A  post-office;  6 
miles  northeast  of  St.  George. 

Co-operative  Store 
Nielsen  Peter,  general  merchandise 
PARKER  R,  postmaster 
Rio  \4rgin  Manufacturing  Co,  cloths, 
etc 


WELLINGTON. 

Millard  County.   A  post-office;  6  miles 
from  Juab. 

XELLET  JAMES  A.  postmaster 
Williams  John,  general  merchandise 


WELLSVILLE. 

Cache  (.'orNTT.     A  post-office;  1 1  miles 
southwest  of  Logan. 

Baxter  Robert,  boots  and  shoes 

Brown  .Fos,  plasterer 

Dar'y  W  T",  furniture  and  sewing  mo- 

chin<>^,  and  postmaster  . 

l>t;akin  Wm,  painter 
Duncan  Alex,  Viots  and  shoeit 
Haslam  Jas  II,  blacksmiiih 
Haslam  &  Stoddard,  wool  carders 
Hendry  John,  supt  Ca-operative  Store 
Hill  A  By  dour-mill 
Huntsman  Win,  wagoomaker 
Lawsoa  K,  crockery  and  notions 


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Leiahman  Bros,  green  grocers 
Lloyd  ThoB,  harnessmaker 
Bedford  A,  turner 
Stelirart  James,  blacksmith 
Walters  Wm  L,  carpenter 
WELLS  VIIl¥CIO  OPERATIVE 

MERCANTILE  INSTITUTIOlSr 
Wheton  Helen,  milliner 
Williamson  &  Nelson,  floaring-mills 


WEST  JORDAN. 

Salt  Lake  County.  A  post-office;  11 
miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Bateman  Sam'l,  constable 

Chlrstoffersean  H,  boot  and  shoemaker 

COOPER  BROS>flour-mill  and  general 
merchandise 

Cooper  V  A,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots 
and  shoes,  groceries,  etc,  and  post- 
master 

Cutler  B  L,  general  merchandise  and 
justice  of  peace 

Erskson  Jonas,  flonr-mill 

Glover  James,  blacksmith 

Goff  H  k  Co,  general  merchandise 

Hall  A,  saloon 

Huffman  Robert,  boarding-house 

Jenkins  W  J,  blacksmith 

May  James,  supt  West  Jordan  Woolen 
Mills 

Old  Telegraph  Smelters 

West  Jordan  Woolen  Mills,  mfrs  of 
fine  cashmere  cloths,  jeans,  etc 


WESTON. 

Cache  County.    Post-office  Logan. 

Fredricson  F,  blacksmith 
Jesperson  Peter,  flour-mill 
WESTON  CO-OPERATIVE 
CANTILE  INSTITUTION 


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Box  Elueu  County.    A  post-office. 

Bailey  F  SjCnrpenter  and  builder 

GI6]|»  JOHN  D.  postmaster 

lialford  Joseph,  lumberman 

Hall  C  S,  school  teaclier 

Harris  Joseph,  musician 

Hockley  Joseph  B,  brickmakers 

Hoskins  0  C,  supt  "Portage  Co-operat- 
ive Store" 

John  Charles,  sheep  raiser 

John  Honry,  carpenter 

Landon  C  P,  black  >^mith 

Morris  John  S,  tailor 

•'Portage  Co-operative  Store,"  O  CHos- 
kins  supt,  general  merchandise 

Bees  Nooh,  freighter 


WHITE  ROCKS. 

Uintah  County.    A  post-office. 

Ayers  E  T,  Indian  trader  and  postmas- 

master 
Miller  Howard  &  John,  traders 
Uintah  Valley  Agency,  J  Hutchton  agt 

WMLLARD. 

Box  Elder  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  Utah  &  Northern  R.  R.,  14  miles 
from  Ogden. 

Barker  John  N,  wines 
Budge  Thomas,  groceries 
Call  Bros,  flouring-mills 
Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 
Dalton  M  W,  hotel  and  lumber 
Dalton  M  W  &  Sons,  saw-mill 
Davics  Titus,  shoemaker 
Edwards  John  L,  meat  market 
Jones  Benj,  shoemaker 
Lowe  John,  blacksmith 
Marsh  Geo  J,  attorney 
Miller  John  H,  cabinetmaker 
HURRAT  JAMES  G,  postmaster 
Wood  Chas,  carpenter 
Wood  John  P,  carpenter 
Zundell  Abraham,  blacksmith 


WILSONVILLE. 

Emery  County. 
Wilson  S.  groceries 

WILSON  SYLVESTER,  dry  goods, 
groceries,  and  contractor 


WINSOR. 

Davis  County.    Post-office  Kanab. 

Alcroft ,  general  merchandise 

Hales  S,  stone  cutter 

Hartley  C,  stone  cutter 

Johnson  J,  blacksmith 

King  B  W,  blacksmith 

Lamb  J,  carpenter 

Lewis  J,  coal 

McNeil  J,  carpenter 

Muir  W  S,  carpenter 

Pearson  C  H,  merchandise 

Rampton  H,  blacksmith 

Reynolds  B,  carpenter 

Thurgood  Wm,  aiipt  Co-operative  Store 


WOOD'S  CROSS. 

Davis  County.  On  the  Utah  Central 
U.  R.,  28  miles  from  Ogden,  and  9 
miles  from  Salt  Lake. 

Argylo  Joseph,  tinner 

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Duerdin  R,  supt  South  Bountiful  Co- 
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Is  boaaded  on  the  north  by  Montana  and  British  America,  on  the  east  by 
Wyoming,  on  the  south  by  Utah,  and  on  the  west  by  Oregon  and  Nevada.  The 
word  Id/tho,  as  we  are  told  by  those  familiar  with  the  language  of  the  Indians 
who  inhabit  that  section  of  the  country,  means  the  "gem  of  the  mountains,"  a 
title  that  is  perhaps  well-deserved,  on  account  of  its  pastoral,  scenic  and  sanitary 
features.  It  was  organized  in  1863,  at  which  time  it  included  that  vast  area 
M'hich  has  since  been  given  the  name  of  Montana.  The  general  character  of  the 
surface  is  exceedingly  mountainous,  though  there  are  quite  a  number  of  valleys, 
whose  soil  is  said  to  be  remarkably  fertile  and  productive.  The  finest  section  of 
the  Tv'«rritory  for  agricultural  purposes  is  probably  that  found  in  the  Owyhee 
region.  Weiser  Valley,  which  is  perhaps  limited  to  200,000  acres  in  extent,  con- 
tains excellent  land,  with  an  abundance  of  very  fine  water,  and  capable  of  being 
profitably  cultivate.  It  is  being  rapidly  settled  by  an  industrious  and  thrifty 
class  of  farmers,  principally*  from  the  Western  States.  The  Boise  and  Payette 
are  also  considered  most  desirable  valleys,  as  the  land  is  arable  and  of  a  superior 
character.  Gold  was  first  discovered  in  Idaho  in  1852,  on  the  Pend  d'Oreille 
River,  which,  however,  excited  but  little  attention  until  the  renowned  Oro  Fino 
Mines  were  discovered,  in  1860,  from  which  time  a  steady  flow  of  immigration 
has  been  directed  towards  that  quarter.  The  Wood  Kiver  mines  have  caused 
even  a  larger  influx  of  people  than  either  of  the  above-mentioned.  Camas 
Prairie,  in  the  northern  portion  of  the  Terr  itory,  is  spoken  of  as  being  inferior 
to  none  other,  where  extensive  agricultural  lands  exist  The  Territory  is  400 
miles  long  north  and  south,  by  alraut  300  miles  wide  at  its  broadest  part.,  and 
contains  upwards  of  86,000  square  miles.  The  population  is  only  25,000.  With 
the  completion  of  railroad  lines  through  its  interior,  and  when  a  general  knowl- 
edge of  its  mineral  and  other  resources  is  imparted  through  the  medium  of  its  own 
merits,  the  Territory  must  become  a  populous  and  progressive  empire.  Each  suc- 
cessive day  presents  her  more  favorably,  which  must  result  in  a  prosperity  espe- 
cially flattering.  The  capacity  of  its  iuexhaustible  soil  and  its  excellent  climate 
for  a  wide  range  of  productions  must  be  admitted  in  face  of  the  fact  that  cereals, 
vegetables  and  fruits  of  every  description  are  surpassed  in  no  particular  by  any 
other  quarter  of  the  globe.  Its  latitude  seems  specially  adapted  to  the  culture  of 
fruits,  whose  flavor  is  remarkable  in  its  richness.  The  grazing  lauds  are  very  rich 
in  all  varieties  of  wild  nutritious  grasses,  and  the  almost  illimitable  bench  and 
mountain  lands  present  a  tempting  bait  for  the  stock  raiser.  We  wish  that  our 
space  would  permit  a  thorough  discussion  of  every  particular  feature,  since  there 
are  so  many  that  can  be  most  favorably  presented.  The  Territory  also  boasts  of 
one  of  the  three  greatest  Falls  in  possession  of  North  America — the  Shoshone — 
which  make  an  unbroken  descent  of  nearly  200  feet,  and  measuring  more  than  ^> 
300  feet  in  width  in  their  narrowest  part.  It  is  also  rich  in  mineral  springs,  whose 
curative  properties  for  almost  every  disoiuie  that  flesh  is  heir  to,  although  not 
gener^ly  known,  are  said  to  be  a  feature  that  must  become  an  important  factor 
m  its  development.  Timber  is  also  plentiful,  and  many  other  advantages,  with 
improved  facilities,  must  form  the  sequel  which  will  be  rovcal«d  in  a  alorious 
destiny.  ] 

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ALBION. 

Cassia  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  the  county  seat;  population 
300. 

Bascome  James,  county  treasurer 
BoBcom  &  Robison,  gen  mdse 
Bridger  J,  justice  c>f  the  peace 
Bnrstrom  A,  grist-mill 
COBB  CHAB>L£S>  attomey-at-  law  and 

postmaster 
Grant  G  S,  county  commissioner 
Gray  C  M,  county  commissioner 
Gray  T  M,  county  assessor 
HABRINQTON  J  E.  sheriff 
Uarronne  J  £,  probate  judge 
Howell  R  M,  hotel 
Jorden  £  A,  county  commissioner 
Lucas  G  L,  druggist  and  physician 
Mahoney  &  Chatburn,  saw-mill 
Merriam  Chas,  hotel 
O'Connor  M,  saloon 
Parke  &  Wells,  butchers 
Riblet  Frank,  U  S  deputy  mineral 

veyor  and  county  surveyor 
Van  Loonen  C  L,  gen  mdse 
Weathemenan  8  P,  county  auditor 
Weldon  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Weldon  G  H,  wagonmaker 
Wright  Benj,  carpenter 


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ALMO. 

Cassia  County.  A  post-office. 
Durfee  James  M,  blacksmith 
DTJB.FEE  M  B>  merchant,  farmer  and 

Jwstmaster 
wards  Thomas,  farmer 
Gwin  Frank,  gen  mdse 
Owslej*  Lee,  stock  raiser 
Taylor  Jamca,  blacksmith 
Yost  Charles,  farmer 

AMERICAN  FALL. 

Oneida  County.  A  post-office,  situated 
on  Snake  River,  at  the  crossing  of  the 
Oregon  Short  Line  R.  R.  About  a 
mile  below  the  Falls  is  a  first-class 
ferry,  owned  by  T  T  Danilson  and 
Frank  Campbell,  which  does  an  exten- 
sive business  all  the  season. 

DANILSON  &  CAMPBELL  (T  T 

Danilson  and   Frank  Campbell),  pro- 
prietors American  Falls  Ferry 
Oliver  Seth  H,  postmaster 

ARCO. 

Altubas  County.     A  post-office. 

Powell  Go  W,  saloon 

Smith  Isaac,  general  merchandise 

Watkins  W  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


ATLANTA. 

Altoras  County.    A  post  and  express 
office,  18  miles  from  Rocky  Bar. 

Alywin  G,  hotel 

Casey  Jas  H,  saw-mill  and  blacksmith 

Davis  Nelson,  brewery 

Smith  C  W,  saloon 

Spath  L,  bootmaker 

Swanholm  H,  general  merchandise 

Turner  Rufus  H,  butcher 


BANNISTER. 

Leuhi  County.    A  post-office. 

Andrews  Thomas  H,  hotel  and  post- 
master 

Brooks  D  H,  general  merchandise 

Dobson  Thomas,  justice  of  peace 

Dolon  John,  saloon 

Gaylord  John  C,  hotel 

G(N)CH  CHAS>  mining  recorder 

KiilU  J  H,  constable 

Kennett  W  H,  hotel 

Martin  C  H,  saloon 

McClue  L,  general  merchandise 

McDonald  John,  notary  public  and  at- 
tomey-at-law 

Raleigh  Jos,  blacksmith 

Skinner  M  B,  brick  manufacturer 

Vreeland  F'H,  carpenter  and  builder 


BATTLE  CREEK. 

Oneida  County.    Post-office  Clifton, 

PAXTLL  CHAS>  hotel  and  general  mer- 
chandise 


BEAVER. 

Oneida  Counit.    A  post-office. 

Bassett  Bros,  National  Park  Stage  Line 

and  saloon 
Mount  &  Co,  butchers 
Stoddard  D  &  Son,  saw -mill 
Thomas  W  N,  saw-mills 
VAN  NOY  &  CO,  saw,   shingle  and 

pluning-mills  and    general  merchau* 

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PIONEER  IRON  WORKS. 


BELLEVUE. 

Altubas  County.    A  post  and  express 
office. 

Alexander  M,  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Aylwin  Gad,  general  rnerchandise 
Blackenger  &  Son,  butchers 
Brock  L  T  &  Co,  druggists 
Coffin  Bros,  hardware  and  tinware 
Cohn    &  Frankcuheimer,    dry    goods, 
clothing,  boots  and  bhocs  | 

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Oorethers  Bros,  groceries 

Cornert  &  Bochman,  groceries 

Cross  &  Son,  hotel 

Davton  R  P  &  Co,  lumber 

Delano  N  C  &  Co,  groceries 

Donaldson  ft  Young,  groceries 

Glenn  O  P  ft  Co,  lumber 

Haller  Wm,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Hash  A  J,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Hays  ft  McLain,  blacksmiths  and^  wag- 
onmakers 

Hodgeman  J  W,  restaurant 

HodKeman  W  H,  harb'^ss  and  saddlery 

Jacobi  Wm,  lumber 

Lane  Mrs,  lodging-house 

Larsen  N  C,  hardware  and  tinware 

Martin  T  C  ft  Co,  lumber 

McCornick  ft  Co,  bankers 

McFall  Mat,  hotel 

Millich  Nick,  candies  and  stationery 

Nadel  Martin,  clothing,  furnishing 
goods,  liquors  and  cigars 

Ostner  ft  Whiting,  liquors 

Paulding  Wm,  tailor 

BED'VBQ^T  &  DTX  (W  H  Redway  and 
Owen  Dix),  groceries,  tobacco,  cigars, 
liquors  and  gents'  fumishiag  goods 

Rose  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Ruick  N  M,  attomey-at-law 

Scott  ft  Hutchins,  livory  stable 

Scott  ft  McLennan,  candies  and  station- 
ery 

Seaton  Wm  K,  furniture 

Turey  C  H,  gen  mdse 

Turpen  ft  Hayward,  lumber 

Vanlandingham  M  H,  livery  stable 

Wells  ft  Co,  blacksmiths,  wagonmakers, 
and  lumber  dealers 


BIG  LOST  RIVER. 

Oneida  County. 

SMITH  &  DUBEEE.  general   mer- 
chandise 


BLACKFOOT. 

Oneida  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  and  Northern  Railway,  178 
miles  from  Ogdeu. 

Bank  of  Idaho,  J  T  Morgan  ft  Co 
Berryman  ft  Rodgers,  freighter 
Blackfoot  Bridge  and  Canal  Co,  C  Bunt- 
ing supt 
"BLACKFOOT  BEQISTEB,"  WmE 

Wheeler  editor  and  proprietor 
Boston  Gold  Mining  Co 
Bunting    C,    general    Bupi    Blackfoot 

Bridge  and  Canal  Co 
Bunting  C  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Cardon  J,  Son  &  Co  (J  Cardon  ft  Son, 

and  John  Montgomery),  gen  mdse 


DANILSON  T  T.  postmaster,  notary 
public,  general  merchandise  and  farmer 

Dickerson  John,  mining  operator 

Ferrii  £  R  ft  Bros,  p;en  mdse 

Garratt  John,  stock  raiser 

Heed  A,  attorney-at-law 

High  J  N,  attorney 

Hill  C  C,  mining 

Holt  Samuel,  forwarding  and  commis- 
sion merchants 

Hopkins  R  H,  contractor  and  builder 

Keeney  ft  Anson,  proprs  Keeney  House 

Kirkpatrick  W,  fanner  and  stock  raiser 

McTucker  James,  butcher 

Mester  William,  wines,  liquors  and 
cigars 

Miller  John,  public  school  trustee 

Montgomery  John,  justice  of  ihe  peace 
ana  notary  public 

Morgan  J  T  ft  Co  (J  T  Morgan  and 
Lowell  Holbrook),  Bank  of  Idaho 

Niohorson  Geo,  mining  operator 

Perkins  C  J,  mining  operator 

Rangstatt  Mrs  M,  restaurant 

Shilling  W  N,  farmer 

Shoemaker  J,  justice  of  the  peace 

Snow  George  M,  mgr  for  Samuel  Holt 

Stevens  Frederick,  farmer  and  stock 
raiser 

Storer  G  H,  saloon 

Stout  A  T,  stock  raiser 

Taylor  C  E,  public  school  trustee 

Warren  J,  mining 

Wernicke  Charles,  tinsmith 

WHEELEB  WILLIAM  E.  editor 
and  publisher  "The  Blackfoot  Regis- 
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BLAINE. 

Nez  PERCE.S  County.    A  post-office. 
COCHBAN  ALEX,  postmaster 

BLOOMINGTON. 

Bear  Lake  County.    A  post-office, 

miles  northeast  of  Ijogan,  Utah. 
Bloomington  Co-operative  Store 
Bloomington  Co-openvtive  Dairy  Co 


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BOISE  CITY. 

Ada  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  is  tho  county  seat  of  Ada  Cfoun- 
ty  and  the  capital  of  tlic  Territory, 
450  miles  northeast  of  San  Francisco, 
on  the  Boise  River,and  270  miles  from 
Winnemucca.  It  is  the  site  of  the 
penitentiary.     Population  2,000. 

Ainsle  6eorge,  member  of  congress 

Arnold  — ,  dentist 

Broadbent  J  B,  jeweler 

Bryan  Wm,  sheriff 

Bromback  ft  Cohalan,  attys-at-law 

Buck  Norman,  associate  justice  supreme 
court 

Bush  J  H,  hotel 

Calkins  ft  Noursc,  commission  mer- 
chants 

Chandler  W  H,  surveyor  general 

Coffin  ft  Kennaly,  agricultural  impl'ts 
and  hardware^ 

Curr^  I  B,  photographer 

Curtis  E  J,  attorney-at-law 

Curtis  T  J,  probate  judge 

Danskin  Bros,  hardware 

Davis  ft  Himrod,  grocers 

Davis  Levy,  grocery  and  bakery 

Du  Bois  Frederick,  marshal 

Dymoke  J,  sewing  machines 

Eastman  U  B,  hotel 

Falke  N  ft  Bros,  general  merchandise 

First  National  Bank  of  Idaho,  Jchn 
Lemp  pres 

Gess  ft  Co,  meat  market 

Goodrich  W  W,  civil  engineer  and  arch- 
itect 

Goulder  W  H,  school  superintendent 

Gray  J  S,  notary  and  probate  judge 

Haas  A,  coroner 

Hailey  John  8r,  supt  Utah,  Idaho  and 
Oregon  Stage  Co 

Hart  J  H,  bakery 

Hasbrouck  ft  Leonard,  gen  mdse 

Hatch  J  S,  furniture 

Haymanson  B,  fancy  goods 

HaROK  D,  county  auditor,  recorder 
and  county  clerk 

Himrod  Charles,  county  treasurer 

Holt  MrsE  J,  millinery 

Huntoon  John,  treas  and  cashier  Na- 
tional Bank 

Huston  ft  Gray,  attorneys-at-law 

Jackson  J  H,  blacksmith 

Jacobs  C,  flour-mill 

Jacobs  H,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Jauman  William,  sploon 

Johnson  K  Z,  attorney -at-law 

Krebs  M,  receiver  Land  Office 

Landiss  D,  planing-mills 

Lawrence  ft  Smith,  saloon 

Lemp  John,  brewery 

Lemp  John,  pres  First  National  Bank 
of  Idaho 


Leyerzapf  Chas,  gunsmith 
Lonthan  R  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
Marston  A  J,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Masterson  D,  county  commissioner 
McKay  W  W,  physician 
Miller  J  B,  register  land  office 
Morgan  John  T,  judge  second  district 
Neil  John  B,  governor  of  Idaho 
Neilly  Wm,  boots  and  shoes 
Nye  W  H  ft  Co,  druggists 
Oldham  J  B,  sheriff 
Onderdonk  J,  territorial  controller  and 

supt  public  instruction 
Pefferle  M,  barber 
Pefly  P  J,  harness  and  saddlery 
Perkins  S  P,  general  merchandise 
Pinkham  £,  county  commissioner 
Pinkham  ft  Perrault,  hardware 
Pinney  Jamei  A,  mayor 
Pinney  James  A  ft  Co,  books  and  sta- 
tionery   

POST  JOHN  A.  postmaster 
Prickett  H  E,  judge  second  district 
Reed  R  B  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
Richardson  A  L,  clerk  second  district 
Rossi  A,  county  commissioner 
Rossi  ft  Morris,  lumber 
Salisbury,  Hailey  ft  Co,   propn  Utah, 

Idaho  and  Oregon  Stage  Co 
Sohnabel  Charles,  general  merchandise 
Schwabacher  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
Schainwald  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Sinpisn  F  F,  territorial  secretary 
Smith  A,  attomey-at-law 
Smith  E,  physician 
Speigel  D,  general  merchandise 
Steidel  A,  bootmaker 
Stevens  J  L,  physician 
Taylor  Mrs  J,  milliner 
Utah,  Idaho  and  Oregon  Stage  Co,  Salis- 
bury, Hailey  ft  Co  proprs 
Walker  S  H,  county  assessor 
White  W  B.  U  8  district  attorney 
Wright  J  B,  druggist 


BONANZA  CITY. 

CusTKR  County.    A  post-office. 

Clyde  ft  Wills,  saloon 

Dodge  H  ft  G  E,  hotel  and  saloon 

Falkner  ft  McGowan,  butchers 

Managan  E,  saloon 

Pfeiffer  A  ft  J,  general  merchandise 

Shoup  Geo  L  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

Spahn  M  0,  brewery 

Watson  ft  Moore,  saloon 


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Alturas  County.  A  post-office,  half- 
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miles  from  county  seat.  Population 
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BRADLET  BB08  (F  W  and  F  J  Brad- 
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BRIDGE. 

Cassia  County.    A  poit-office. 
KIBK  LEEi  general  merchandise 

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BULLION. 

Altcras  County.    A  post  and  express 
office. 

Dueray  Miss  Kate,  boardiag-house 

FuUer  &  Co,  livery  stable 

Harrington  Dan,  saloon 

HOBTON  E  W,  saloon 

La  Grande  Mrs,  millinery  and  notions 

Lingo  John,  freighter 

Murphy  P  J,  hotel 

Myers  John,  butcher 

Phelan  ft  Hayes,  sen  mdse 

Rile^  ft  Traoey,  druggists 

8oofield  E,  bootmaker 

Smith  ft  Kayser,  saloon 

Snodgrass  ft  Co,  saloon 

Swift  J  0  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

CAMiRON. 

Nxz  Peroxs  County.    A  post-office. 
CAMEBONlED  W>  postmaster 


CASTLE  CREEK. 

OwYHKK  County.      A  post-office, 
miles  from  Silver  City. 

PRESET  W:H,  postmaster 


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CHALLIS. 

Custer  County.     A  post-office,   and 
county  seat. 

Albiez  Fred,  brewery 

Ashton  ft  Fenell,  blacksmiths 

Boyd  Robert,  hotel 

Bnner  James,  blacksmith 

Burns  Jamee,  probate  judge 

Carroll  J  C,  saloon 

Carroll  John,  county  assessor 

Clasby  ft  Hogle,  saloon 

Colom  H  0,  butcher 

Davis  E  K,  sheriff 

Dosnher  George,  restaurant 

HiDstetter  C,  bootmaker 

Hull  Richmond,  postmaster 

Hull  R  N,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 


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ft  Son  proprietors 

Johnson  E  P,  attorney-at-Iaw 

Johnson  ft  Onderdonk,  attomeys-at-law 

Johnston  L  H,  assayer  M^^tf 

Keenan,  Watson  ft  Moore  (John  P  Kee- 
nan,  Enus  Wataon  and  J  Moore), 
saloon 

Mulvaney  Mrs  A  M,  hotel.  Bay  House 

Onderdonk  Jas  L,  attorney-at-law 

Pierce  R  A,  attorney-at-law 

FIERCE  R  A  ft  SON,  proprietors 
"Idaho  Messenger  " 

Scott  ft  Tennell,  saloon 

Shoup  Geo  L  ft  C 1,  gen  mdse 

Shoup  James  M,  county  treasurer 

Smith  A  K  ft  Co,  druggists 

STORRS  Pi  general  merchandise 

Swain  E  M,  dentist 

Talbot  C  P,  county  surveyor 

Van  Camp  ft  Walt,  livery  and  feed 

Van  Horn  H,  coroner 

Weed  Mrs  J  D,  hotel 

Wheeler  Rollin,  varieties 

Whitsets  E  C,  county  auditor  and  re- 
corder 

Willis  ft  Street  (F  B  Willis  and  R  Y 
Street),  livery  and  feed.  Bay  House]  | 

Wood  B  F,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Wood  Mrs  J  R,  hotel 


CLAYTON. 

Custer  CotNTY.    A  post-office. 

Gardner  B,  saloon 

Jaquish  H  D,  gen  mdse 

MEGRATH    ft    THOMAS,    general 

merchandise 
Salmon  River  Mining  ft  Smelt'ng  Co 
Stephenson  ft  Taylor,  saloon 
Williams  F  H,  saw-mill 


COEUR  D'ALENE. 

Kooi'ENAi  County.    A  post-office  and 
county  seat. 

Adams  — ,  physician 

Bristow  — ,  coroner 

Cradlebaugh  J,  district  attorney 

Lee  L,  saloon 

Jjewis  M  E  ft  Co,  saloon 

Melder  H,  probate  judge 

Openheimer  Z,  treasurer 

Pain  Joseph,  harness  and  saddlery 

PANNENTER  B.  sheriff 

Treadwell  J,  hotel 

Wood  C  W,  justice  of  the  peace 

Wormacott  Geo  B,  county  clerk  and 

auditor 
Wormacott  ft  Openheimer,  gen  mdse 

and  saloon 
Wright  M  D,  assessor 
TEATON  C  F.    general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 


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COTTONWOOD. 

Idaho  Couittt.    A  post-of&oe. 
BROWN  L  Pi  hotel  and  postmaster 

COUNCIL  VALLEY. 

WAtiHiNOTOir  CocNTT.  A  poat-oflSoe, 
situated  on  Weiser  River,  about  55 
miles  northeast  of  Weiser  City.  The 
sniTounding  hills  are  oovered  with 
fine  timber  and  abundance  of  game. 

Anderson  Rufus,  blackamithing 
Anderson  William,  hunter 
Copeland  James,  stock  raiser 
Draper  John,  mfr  washbg  machine 
Oroseolose  Jacob,  grain  and  cattle  raiser 
Qroseclose  Newton,  singing  teacher 
Oroseolose  Oscar,  blacksnuth 
Harp  Samuel,  farmer 
Harp  Wm,   wagonmaker 
Kesler  Alex,  bootmaker 
Kesler  Lewis,  fur  dealer 
Lakev  John,  nurseryman 
Lovelace  &  Sou,  fruit  raisers 
Lovelaod  Wm,  plow  mfr 
Moser  Anderson,  wheat  fan  mfr 
Moser  Oeorge,  farmer  and  lumber 
Moser  Oeorge  Jr,  contractor  and  builder 
SICHA£l»Oir    DAVID  J.   school 

teacher 
Thompson  John,  carpenter 
White  Robert,  gen  mdse  and  postmas- 
ter 
Winckler  Geo  Jr,  brewery 
Winokler  Martin,  mfr  sulky-rakes 


CRYSTAL. 

CUSTBB  COUKTY.      A  post-offico. 

Osgood  D  F,  saloon 

FECK  ftlWOOZLEYf  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Vader  Mrs  L  S,   hotel 


CUSTER. 

Custer  County.    A  post-office. 

Bonfkosky  H,  liquors  and  clothing 
FASSITT  J  B>  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Jones  Ed,  saloon 

Levinson  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Levy  Sam  k  Co,  saloon 
White  P,  livery 


EAGLE  ROCK. 

Oneida  County.  A  post-ofHce,  on  the 
Utah  &  Northern  Ry,  201  miles  from 
Ogden. 


Anderson  Bros,  gen  mdse 
AHDEBSOH  J  0.  postmaster 
Buck  Orville,  stock  raiser 
Bush  J  H,  general  merchandise 
Chamberlain  D  F,   restaurant  and  sa- 
loon 
Glenn  J  k  Co,  seneral  merchandise 
Hash  A  J,  blacksmith 
Heath  Geo  F,  stock  raiser 
Hiffham  Chas,  stock  raiser 
Kelly  Feter,  vegetables 
Lingo  J  H,  general  merchandise 
Martin  C  G,  stook  raiser 
McKee  J  W,  express  agent 
Miller  E,  restaurant 
Oneida  Salt  Works  depot,  J   C  Ander- 
son agent 
Felot  0,  livery  stable 
Reed  J  M,  general  merchandise 
Snake  River  Water  Co,  J  C  Anderson 

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Taylor  Samuel  F,  stock  raiser 
Winn  E  F  &  Co,  saloon 
Wright  Thomas  W,  stock  raiser 


EMMETTSVILLE. 

Ada  County.    A  post-office. 

BASCOME  Ai  hotel  and  postmaster 

Hamersy  W  M,  saloon 

Johnston  James,  general  merchandise 

Smith  Jonathan,  wheelwright 

Wardwell  James,  lumber 

Witt  J  V  R,  lumber 

Womack  A,  blacksmith 


FALK'S  STORE. 

Ada  County.     A  post-office^  28  miles 
northwest  of  Boise  City. 

Cartwright  W  R,  postmaster 

Delona  P  B,  physician 

FALK  N  ft  nRO>  general  merchandise 

Fouts  J  E,  saloon 

Grover  Wm,  baotmaker 

McFarland  A  J,  justice  of  peace 

Salmon  B  F,  hotel  and  feed  stable 


FALLS. 

Oneida  County.    A  post-office. 
SMITH  H  J»  assistant  postmaster 


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FISH  HAVEN. 


Bear  Lake  County.  A  post-office,  34 
miles  northeast  of  Logan,  and  14 
miles  east  of  Frauklin.  Population 
100. 

(rardner  Geo,  cabinetmaker 
Howell  Henry,  fanner 


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Johnson  Gbrit,  fiaherman 
Ndion  H  P,  fanner 
Shirley  Thomas  0,  blacksmith 
Shirley  Wm  H,  painter 
Smith  Thomas,  builder 
Stock  Ed,  farmer 

STOGK  JOHNi  get^oral   merchandise 
and  postmaster 

FORffAPWAI. 

Nkz  Perou  Coumty.    See  Lapwai. 

FORT  LEMHI. 

Leiihi  County.    A  post-offioe,  16  miles 
southeast  of  Salmon  City. 

HOOKENSMITH  J  H.  mining  and 

stock  raiser 
Kaufman  Maer,  postmaster 
Notewire  A  B,  blacksmith 
Shenon  Phil,  hotel 


FRANKLIN. 

Oneida  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  and  Northern  By.,  78  miles 
from  Ogden.  Is  distinguished  by  its 
being  the  first  town  located  in  the 
Territory,  and  has  a  population  of 
600.  Its  support  is  derived  from  the 
agricultural  interests,  and  it  is  in  a 
health  locality,  and  has  a  prospect  of 
substantial  development. 

Co-operative  Store,  gen  mdse 

Eastman  O  F,  harness  and  saddlery 

Nash  J  B,  blacksmith 

STALKER  A  ft  SON.  general  mer- 
chandise, liquors,  furniture,  and  un- 
dertaking goods 

Webster  W  L  &  Son,  gen  mdse 


FREEDOM. 

Idaho  County.    A  post-office. 

CANE  C  F  ft  SONS,  hotel  and 

stable 
Fockler  I  S,  butcher 
Peterson  E,  house  painter 
Rolern  Chas,  bootmaker 
Wood  &  Fockler,  gen  mdse 
Wood  John,  hotel  and  feed  stable 


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GALENA. 


Alturas   County.    A    post-office,   40 
miles  southeast  of  Atlanta. 


Hyde  &  Casey,  saloon 

Kellogg  James,  saloon 

Mahon  &  Rossitor,  livery  stable 

MERBIAM  ft  OABNE.  general  mer- 
chandise 

Molton  &  Mahon,  saloon 

Murry  Robert,  hotel 

Newton  L  A,  restaurant 

Shaw  E  B,  gen  mdse  and  agt  Pacific 
Express 

Stock  L  &  Co,  bakery 

Stock    Wm,  blacksmith 

Weaver  Nelse,  meat  market 

Wilhnoth  F  M,  hotel 


GENESEE. 

Nez  PIR0B3  County.    A  post-office. 
Grostein  R,  gen  mdse 
LEVY  A>  postmaster 
Levy  L  B,  stock  raiser 
Sampson  &  Adamson,  blacksmiths 
Sampson  E  A,  livery  stable 
Viedts  Mrs  E,  hotel 


GENTILE  VALLEY. 

Oneida  County.  A  post-office,  10  miles 
southeast  of  Swan  Lake,  a  station 
on  the  Utah  and  Northern  Ry. 

PECK  C  Wi  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Thatcher  J  B,  general  merchandise 


GEORGETOWN. 

Bear  Lake  Coitnty.    A  post-office,  90 
miles  northeast  of  Malad  City .    Pop- 
ulation 140. 
BarkduU  Nicholaus,  hotel 
Haff  J  G,  boot  and  shoemaker 
LEWIS  H  A,  postmaster 
Smith  Brus,  general  merchandise 
Smith  ft  Thomas,  lumber 


Barrey  M,  bootmaker  ^  ,       ,    ,  , 

CABJTE  J  E.  notary  public  and  post-,  Hickey  Mrs  John,  hotel 
master  1 1daho  Gold  Mining  Co,  quartz-miU 

Cook  Wm,  saloon 


GIBBONSVILLE. 

Lbhhi  County.    A  post-office. 

Anderson  G  D,  quartz-mill 

Barely  Chas  J,  mining  supt  and  notary 
public 

Bonti  James,  postmaster 

Casey  James,  boardiog 

Davis  Bros,  saw-mill 

Dearson  &  Brown,  saloon 

FAHET   niREMIAH.  general  mer- 
chandise 

Fours  J,  carpenter 

Grill  Julius  P,  constable 
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MoAdair  B,  sencral  merobandiM 
Meant  John  A,  Biloon 
Pieraon  D  J,  saloon 

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Stall  D  W,  carpenter 
Stall  J,  blaoksmith 
Tingley  &  Co,  quartz-mill 
Wood  N  B,  hotel 


GIMLET. 

Alturas  Covntt.    a  poat-offioe. 

FOSTER  J  B>  hotel  and  poatmaster 
Roborts  V  J  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 


GLENN'S  FERRY. 

Cassia  County.    A  poat-offioe. 

Cannon  Jamea,  hotel 

Clement  J  A,  blackamith 

Collina  ft  Co,  gen  mdae  and  railroad 

contractors 
Fay  C,  restaurant 
Olenn  G  P,  postmaster 
BAMSDELL  W  L>  general  mdse 


GLENWOOD. 

Idaho  Countt.    A  post-office. 
CODER  MRS  M  L.  postmistress 


GOOSE  CREEK. 

Cassta  Cocntt.    a  post-office,  14  m^es 

northwest  of  Albion. 
Mannock  John  M,  livery  stable 
THATCHER  H  M.  postmaster  and 

general  merchandise 


GRANGEVILLE. 

Idaho  Cocntt.    A  post-office. 

Alexander  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

Crooks  J  L,  butcher 

Crooks  J  M,  flour-mill 

Davis  T  J,  carpenter 

Gordon  A  H,  general  variety  store 

Strears  George,  aaloon 

Titman  A  H,  hotel 


HAILEY. 

Alturas  County.    A  post  and  expreas 
office. 

Anderaon  W  P,  attomey-at-law 
Angel  Texas,  attomey-at-law 
Aneel  ft  Sullivan,  attomeya-at-law 
bacne  O,  tailor 
Badon  J  H,  assayer 
Baker  H  W,  fruit,  etc 
Bamfield  J  M,  livery  stable 
Bartach  ft  Willis,  wholesale  liquora 


Beatty  Jaa  H,  attorney -at-law 

Biahop  ft  Conklin,  aaaayera 

Bixby  G  L,  aaaessor 

Brew  T  H,  groceriea 

Brooka  R,  barber 

Bruner  P  M,  diatriot  attorney 

Burkett  J  M,  banker  agt  for  T  R  Jones, 

Salt  Lake 
Burkhart  H  L  ft  Co,  stationery 
Burkhart  H  Z,  express  agt,  stationery, 
Barns  John  H,  attomey-at-law 
Burns  J  W,  butcher 
Cavanah  F  P,  U  S  dep  miu'l  surveyor 
Cederholm  ft  Co,  doors,  sash,  blinds,  etc 
OLAT  C  H>  proprietor  "  Wood  River 

News  Miner  " 
Cliff  ft  McKay,  hardware 
Coffin  Bros,  hardware 
Cramer  E,  hides 

Crowe  Rev  S  E,  pastor  M  E  Church 
Culp  Isaac,  hotel 
Daft  E,  assayer 
Douhitt  Wm,  attomey-at-law 
Eccles  ft  Qnantrell,  lumber  mfrs 
Ensign  F  £,  attomey-at-law 
Failor  G  W,  saloon 
FOX  J  Q,  general  merchandise 
Fox  L,  butcher 
French  ft  Stinson,  saloon 
Friedman  S  J,  dry  goods 
Fuld  Leon,  fancy  goods 
Ganahl  Frank,  attomey-at-law 
ORAT  D  H.  aheriff 
Gusler  W  H,  saloon 
Hall,  Cederholm  ft  Co,  lumber 
HARDIHO  ft  CLAT  (F  Harding  and 

C    H   Clay),  editors  "Wood  River 

News  Miner  " 
Heckethom  E,  fruit  and  vegetables 
Hendrick  E  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Hendricks  ft  Stevens,  restaurant 
Jackson  ft  McKibben,  blacksmiths 
Jones  C  W  (Jones  ft  F  x),  attys-at-law 
Jones  ft  Fox  (C  W  Jones  and  G  Fox), 

real  estate  and  mining  brokers  and 

abstracts  of  titles 
Jones  T  R,  banker 
Keoun  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Kingsburyjft  McGowan,  attorneys 
KIHPGffiuRY  N  C>  asst  postmaster 
Kohlipp  George,  brewer 
Lead  ley  Lawrence,  county  oomnussioner 
Lee  R  H,  civil  engineer 
Lemmon  E  B,  attorney-at-law 
Lewis  J  I,  county  commissioner 
May,  Kreig  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
McElroys  C  A,  varieties 
McFarland  M,  U  8  dep  mini  surveyor 
Miller  Miss  L,  restaurant 
Miller  S  B,  physician  and  surgeon 
Miller  W  M,  dentist 

Milliken ,  physician 

^oar  O  L,  dentist 
Morrill  J  K,  livery  stable 


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Murray  E  S,  physician 

Nelson  Chas,  livery  stable 

Noble  W  B,  gen  mdse 

Oldham  J  ft  Co,  saloon 

Parsons  C,  saloon 

PARSONS  OEO  H>  postmaster  and 
probatejudge 

Peakes  J  B  ft  Co,  saloon 

PefleyPJ,  saddler 

Perkins  A  H,  saloon 

PICOTT  T  B>  editor  "Wood  River 
Daily  TimeT' 

Pratt  Rev  E,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 

Ramey  James  S,  suoon 

Riley  ft  Tracy,  druggists 

Riley  W  T,  real  esiate  agent 

Rupert  J  A,  drugeist 

Rynearson  W  S,  blacksmith 

Sanders  B  ft  Sons,  boots  and  shoes 

Sherman  Fred,  bakery 

Sielaff  Adolph,  hardware 

Stahley  ft  Ri&fter,  butchers 

STEVENS  ft  HTTMPHBETS  (J  Ste- 
vens and  S  O  Humphreys),  Nevada 
Chop  House  and  lodgings 

Swift  J  O  ft  Co  (J  O  Swift,  T  E  Cloheoy 
aud  W  H  Oreenhow),  gen  mdse 

Tone  Edward  B,  U  S  deputy  mineral 
surveyor 

Twogood  James  H,  lodging-honse 

Vanlandingham  M  H,  county  commis- 
sioner 

Van  Ness  J  H  ft  Co,  hotel 

Vorberg  A  E,  brewery 

Waldron  Daniel  E,  attomey-at-law 

Walker  L,  barber 

Ward  H,  furniture 

White  F,  A,  furniture 

Wilman  ft  Walker,  gen  mdse 

"WOOD  RIVER  DAILT  TIMES," 
T  E  Picott  editor 

Wood  River  Ice  Co 

"WOOD  RIVER  NEWS  MINER  ' 

( The),  C  H  Clay  proprietor 


WOOI>  RIVER 

MEWS- MINER 

Published  every  Saturday  at 

HAILET,  ALTURAS  COUNTY. 

IDAHO, 

BY  a  H,  CLAY, 


The  Nbws-Minbr  is  a  32  column  folio ;  is  the 
official  organ  ot  the  County,  and  every  week 
contains  a  summary  of  the  Territorial  news,  and 
Wood  River  in  particular. 

Subscription— $5.00  per  year;  93.00  for  six 
months,  and  $2.00  per  quarter. 


HORSE  SHOE  BEND. 

Boise  Codnty.    A  post-office,  20  miles 
northwest  of  Idaho  City. 

CLARK  H  H,  postmaster  and  geutral 
merchandise 


IDAHO  CITY. 

Boise  County.  A  post  and  express  of- 
fice ;  the  county  seat;  distant  from 
Boise  City,  the  Territorial  capital,  30 
miles,  in  a  northeasterly  diru.^^>nn 
There  are  Jaily  sta<^'^  connecting  it 
with  Winnemucu  ■  '•.i  the  Central  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  and  Xii.  -".tilla,  Oragon,  on 
the  Columbia  River,  passing  tnrough 
Boise  City.  It  is  the  second  city  in  size, 
as  well  as  in  commercial  importance,  of 
the  Territory,  and  its  location  is  decid- 
edly superior,  having  gold  and  ulver 
bearing  lodes,  besides  an  extensive  agri- 
cultural and  grazing  district,  to  main- 
tain its  supremacy.  There  are  several 
warm  springs  in  the  vicinity  of  the 
place,  that  are  the  source  of  much  pleas- 
ure and  health  to  the  residents  who 
bathe  in  and  drink  of  their  waters.  The 
population  is  800  or  more. 

Ainslie  Geo,  attorney 

Barry  £  W  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Brown  J  W,  notary  public  and  attorney 

Butler  Qilbert,  surveyor  and  mining  ea- 
^neer 

Carroll  T,  auditor  and  recorder 

Cave  J,  blacksmith 

Church  F  F,  Mt  Boise  County  Bank 

Cowan  J,  blacLsmith 

Emery  J  B,  dry  goods 

Ension  F  E,  attorney 

Freidlnger  H,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Harley  John,  blacksmith 

Hart  T  S,  probate  judge 

HaugN,  liquors 

Hauston  ft  Gray,  attomeys-at  law 

Hawley  J  H,  attorney 

"IDAHO  WORLD,  Jones  ft  Co,  pro- 
prietors 

JONES  &  CO  (Herman  and  Chas  E 
Jones),  publishers  "Idaho  World" 

Kennaly  J,  hardware 

Kingsley  C  S,  attorney 

Luney  M  G,  hotel , 

Maiitz  Wm,  bootmaker 

McClintock  D,  livery  stable  and  sheriff 

Meyer  ft  Smith,  drugs  and  varieties 

Miller  F,  liquors 

Morans  Mrs  C,  boots  and  dry  goods 

Orchard  A,  assessor  and  tax  collector 

Phillips  J,  harnessmaker 

Richards  G  W,  county  clerk  and  supt 
of  schools 


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Rothwell  W  J,  physician 
Ruble  H,  general  merchandise 
Schnell  Fred,  barber 
SILSBT  S  0>    books,  stationerjr 

postmaster 
Smith  I,  county  treasurer  and  druggist 
Tiucher  &  Holland,  liquors 
Zipf  H,  physician 


INDIAN  CREEK. 

Alturas    Cocntt.     Post-office   Boise 
City,  Ada  County. 

OORDES   JAMES   0,    general   mer- 
chandise, hotel  and  stock  raiser 


ISLAND. 

Cassia  Cocntt.    A  post-office. 

HOAOLAND  EDWASD  T.  postmas- 
ter 


JESSIE. 

Cassia  Cocntt.    A  post-office. 

Michii^an  Placer  Mining  Co 
STARCH  T  A,  postmaster  and  general 
merchandise 


JOHN  DAY'S  CREEK. 

Idabo  Cocntt.  A  post-office,  on  a  trail 
up  Salmon  River,  leading  to  Florence 
and  Warrens. 

Gould  N  &  Co  (Gould  &  Pollock),  saw- 
mill 
SHERWIN  E  R,  postmaster 
SHERWIN  &  SONS,  general  mer- 
chandise, miners'  imj'lements,  deilers 
in  horses  and  cattle  and  geiieral 
ranching 


JUNCTION. 

LEHnt  Cocntt.     A  post-office,  48  miles 
sontheast  of  Salmon  City. 

Bush  John,  saw-mill 

Lane  J  D,  blacksmith 

Paulus  Louis,  carpenter 

Pulver  Geo  A  &  Co,  saloon 

Eees  11  G,  justice  of  peace 

STEPHENSON  A  a>  postmaster  and 

hotel 
Stone  E  A,  general  merchaudise 
Wright  A  F,  general  mcrchaudise 


KELSO. 

Cassta  Cocntt.     A  post-office. 
BAKER  H  A,  farmer  and  postmaster 


Barnes  G,  farmer 

Barnes  H,  farmer 

Barnes  I,  farmer 

Barnes  S  D,  farmer 

Bull  W  A,  farmer 

Burrows  Ann,  farmer 

Chaso  H  H,  farmer 

Christopher  S,  fatmer 

Dunn  C,  fanner 

Farmer  S,  herder 

Guinn  F,  farmer 

Hovey  O  D,  farmer 

Kelso  J  W,  farmer 

Kimpton  Amelia,  farmer 

Kimpton  G  S,  freighter 

Kimpton  H,  freighter  and  peddler 

Kimpton  J  B,  farmer 

Larsen  P,  farmer 

Marx  F  F,  mining  engineer 

McAlistor  I,  farmer 

MoAlister  R,  farmer 

Miller  G  W,  stock  tender 

Naff  J,  farmer 

Neal  W,  teamster 

Nichols  I  B,  mining  engineer 

Pierce  J,  farmer 

Reid  I,  herder 

Rice  H,  fanner 

Schwabacher  S,  mining  engineer 

Shangle  W,  farmer 

Shepard  W,  herder 

Stevenson  J,  f armc  .- 

Yost  C,  farmer 


KETCHUM. 


A  post  and  express 


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office. 

Adams  A,  lumber 

Adams  Charles,  saloon 

Ames  Edwafd,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  A:  Co 

Baxter  P,  hotel 

Bender  ...  Lr..,iiman,  butchers 

Boyle  Jonn,  mining  engineer 

Brooks ,  restaurant 

Burgess  M  D,  builder 

Coe  &  C&rter,  railroad  ^ie  contractors 

Cook  H  E,  jaweler  and  postmaster 

Dnrkee ,  saloon 

Fenning  James,  saloon 

Ford  James,  saloon 

Fort  James,  c(>iistable  and  night  watch- 
man 

Goldberg ,  pawnbroker 

Guyer ,  smelter 

Hall,  Oedarholm  bt  Co,  sash  and  door 
mfrs 

Harding  G  l,  editor  and  propr  "Ket- 
chum  iveystone" 

Harris  Benjamin,  saloon 

Heyman  William,  attorney-at-law 

flimcB  Mrs,  lodging-house 

Holland  Green,  saloon 


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Hughes  John,  laloon 
Hyndman  Wm,  attorney-at-Iaw 
Jamen  George,  butcher 

Judge  James,  saloon  

"EXTCHUM   KEYSTONE.' 

Harding  editor  and  proprietor 

Lavell  &  Lewis,  lumber 

Lewis  1 1,  druggist 

Metzler  George,  livery  stable 

Miller  Charles,  supt  Philadelphia  Min- 
ing and  Smelting  Co 

Miller  Joseph,  mining  engineer 

Miner  John  I,  assayer 

Mitchel  &  Brugge,  saloon 

Mitchell  Thomas,  brewer 

Moore  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Newman  D  L,  livory  stable 

Newman  E  B,  blacksmith 

Pefly  P  J,  harness  and  saddlery 

Phelps  &,  Granam,  general  merchandise 

Pilmer  John,  contractor 

rinkham  E  F,  hardware 

PINKHAM  &  LEONARD,  general 
merchandise 

Richie  J  H,  dentist  and  mining  expert 

Rivers  J  L,  blacksmith 

Roberts  L,  saloon 

Robinson  L  B,  iloiir  and  feed  store 

Rooks  &  Johnson,  butter  depot 

Sterrett  &  Johnson,  saloou 

Stewart  H  F,  news  depot 

Swift  J  0  &  Co,  general  nierchandise 

Taylor  &  Hastings,  assayers  aud  sur- 
veyors 

Taylor  William,  livery  stable 

Thrash  &  Sons,  cigar«  and  stationery 

Uhl  — ,  bootmaker 

West  R  C,  restaurant 


LANEVILLE. 

Cassia  Countt.    Post-office  Albion, 
Spark  Hugh  A,  general  merchandise 


LAPWAI. 

Nez  Perces  County.     A  post-office,  li 

miles  southeast  of  Lewiston, 
Bartholf  — ,  physiciaiii  Fort  Lapwai 
BOISE  L  a,  postmaster  and  general 
*  merchandise 
Coffin  W  V,  physician 
Forso  A  G,  captain  Fort  Lapwai 
Hearn  L  G,  lieutenant  Fo-t  Lapwai 
Montieth  C  E,  Indian  agon: 
Pearson  E  P,  major  Fort  Lapwai 
Williams  C  A,  lieutenant  Fort  Lapwai 


LEESBURG. 

Lemhi  County.    A  post-office,  8  miles 

northeast  of  Salmon  City, 
Guu  m  M  D,  justice  of  the  peace 


LEWISTON 

Nez  Perces  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  the  county  seat.  Pres- 
ent population  about  1,'200. 
Situated  at  the  head  of  navigation  on 
the  Snake  River  and  at  the  mouth  of 
the  Clearwater,  400  miles  above  Port- 
land. The  town  is  one  of  the  oldest  in 
the  northwestern  country.  It  was  first 
settled  in  185G,  and  incorporated  ns  a 
city  as  early  as  1867.  It  is  in  a  favora- 
ble position  as  a  trading  point,  and  has 
always  enjoyed  prospevity.  It  has  sus- 
tained some  set-backs  by  reason  of  In- 
dian depredations,  which  have  scared 
otf  ttio  farming  community  from  the 
adjacent  country  aud  kept  out  immi- 
gration. But  trouble  from  this  source 
has  not  been  apprehended  for  the  last 
four  years,  a^  the  settlers  and  Indians 
have  acted  mora  in  accord  with  one 
another,  ^t  present,  on  the  reserva- 
tion, a  few  miles  from  town,  there  are 
between  700  and  800  of  as  peaceablo 
aborigines  as  can  be  fotxnd.  Some  of 
them  have  adopted  American  customs 
to  a  certain  extent,  and  not  a  few  have 
embraced  Christianity,  having  spirit 
ual  comfort  administered  to  them 
by  pi-eHcbors  of  their  own  race.  So 
the  country  ia  settling  up  with  a  con- 
fident aud  stalwart  clasf  of  agricultur- 
alists, whose  prosperity  has  a  marked 
efFfJct  on  the  growth  of  Lewiston.  Many 
buildings,  for  bu.sines8  purposes  and  for 
residences  are,  at  present  writing,  being 
erected.  Mr  C.  C.  Bunnell's  new  brick 
stove    and    tinware    factory,  just    ap- 

{iroaching  completion,  possesses  a  pecu- 
iar  feature  and  one  highly  recommended 
by  fire  underwriters.  The  peculiarity 
is  a  heavy  wooden  frontage,  entirely 
coverad  with  thin  sheet  iron,  which  is 
said  to  be  the  most  otfectivo  fire-proof 
front  extant — better  than  the  wrought 
or  cast  iron  front  because  not  liable  to 
warp.  We  can  see  the  philosophy  of 
this  and  think,  in  case  of  lire,  Mr.  Bun- 
nell has  the  proper  protection. 

The  tow  u  posseRses  two  llonrirg  mills, 
several  churches,  two  excellent  weekly 
newspapers — the  Nez  Perce  liavs,  edited 
by  Mr.  A  F.  Parker,  and  the  Teller  by 
Messrs.  A.  Leland  &  Son  —and  an  ox- 
tensive  brewery,  besides  several  of  the 
largest  mercantile  houses  of  this  or  the 
neighborin'^  Territories. 

Stages  stJirt  from  thi*  place  for  every 
inland  point — the  line  from  Lewiston  to 
Cheney  (on  the  Northern  Pacific  11.  R,) 

Kassing  through  the  important  towns  of 
[oscow,    Palouse    City,     Farmington, 
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and  Farmington  with  stages  for  Colfax. 
The  hotel  accommodatiousof  liowiston 
are  of  the  first  order  being  second  to 
none  in  the  northwest.  The  two  hotels 
are  the  Baymond,  under  the  proprietor- 
ship of  Mrs.  R.  Saux  &  Co.,  and  the 
Hotel  de  France,  by  Mme.  M.  Le  Fran- 
cois. 

Ale.xauder  Joseph,  gen  nidsa  and  city 

councilman 
Baird  Bros  (Ezra  and  Wm  Baird),   T  S 
1 1      Billings  mgr,  saddlers,  harnessmakers 
k|      and  livery 
'  I  Baird  E,  mayor 

Beall  A  T,  city  surveyor  and  engineer 
Bell  William,  U  S  Siie;nal  Obserx'er  in 
charge  Lewiaton  Military  Telegraph 
Office 
Billings  T  S,   mgr  Baird  Bros  harness 

shop 
Binnard  Abraham  (Grostein  &  Binnard, 
and  M  J  Greeuberg  k  Co) 

BOA£DMAN  GEOEGE,   Delmoaico 

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BONHOBE    EUGENE    J,     manager 

Hotel  de  France 
Bonner  J  J,  painter,  paints,  oils,  etc 
Boston  Alvin,  dentist 
BREARLEY  JOHN,  N   W   Brearley 

cashier,    banker  and  insurance  and 

llouring-mill  and  saw-mili 
Brearley  N  W,  cashier  John  Brearley 
Buck  Norman,  district  judge 
BUNNELL  C  C.  hardware,  stoves  and 

tinware 
BUNNELL  D  D,  with  C  C  Bunnell 
Chapman  Br  >8  &  ThatiliiT,  saw-mill 

CMNDINOG  &  DUBUC  (John  Clin- 

dining  and  Joseph  Dubiic),  wholesale 

butchers 
CLINDINING    JOHN    (Clindining  & 

Ihibuc) 
COBURN   C   P,  deputy  U  S  internal 

revenue  collector 
Cooper  T  B,  blacksmith  and  macliiiiist 
COOPER  W  B  (Hale  &  ( 'ooper) 
Dalzell  Louis,  vegetables 
Oamas  Alfre.i,  i'fvsrai  merchandise 
DARR  ELIAS  (Tapl.n  &  Darr) 
DAU  D  F,  w.uf  an<l  li(]U(tr  dealer 

DELMONICO    RESTAURANT, 

iiror^e  {joardman  (sue  adv) 

SENT  D  S  e^  G  Isaman  &  Co) 

DUBUC  JOSEPH  (Cliudiuiug  .*i  Du- 
buc) 

Ivlwards  Francis  J,  barber  shop,  Ray- 
mond House 

I'llder  J  C,  attorney-at-law 

Kvans  John  II,  county  clerk,  auditor 
and  recorder  and  supt  of  schools 

Evans  Wm,  county  comniisaioner 

Favor  D  B,  saloon 

<lale  H  J,  naloon 


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Glass  George,  boots  and  shoes  and  boot- 

mELKGI" 

GRAY  S  &  CO  (Samuel  Gray  and  Wm 
Hunter),  saddlers  and  harnessmakers 
(see  adv) 

Greenberg  M  J  &  Co  (M  J  Greenberg 
and  Grostein  &,  Binnard),  general  mer- 
chandise 

GRIGSBY  PHIL,  probate  judge,  at- 
torney-at-law, real  estate  and  pur- 
chasing agt 

Grostein  tc  Binnard  (Robert  Grostein 
and  Abraham  Binnard)  general  mdse 

Grostein  Robert  (Grostein  &  Binnard 
and  M  J  Greenberg  Sl  Co) 

HALE  &  COOPER  (S  A  Hale  and  W 
B  Cooper),  hardware,  glass,  furniture, 
wall  paper,  etc 

Halo  Nicholas,  county  treasurer 

HALE  S  A  (Hale  &  Cooper) 

Hale  S  C,  county  commissioner 

Hoartburg  N  B,  tailor  . .-. 

HOLBR(K>K  B,  sheriC  and  livery  sta-  'S2 
ble  i*** 

HOTEL  DE  FRANCE,  Mrs  M  Le 
Francois  proprietress,  Eugene  J  Bon- 
bore  manager  (see  adv) 

Howard  Howard  W,  county  assessor 

Howe  J  M,  register  U  L  Land  OiHoo 

Hudson  Thomas  H,  justice  of  peace 

Hunt  W  P,  postmaster 

HUNTER  WM  (S  Gray  &  Co) 

ISAMAN  S  G  &  CO  (S  G  Isaman  ami 
D  S  Dent),  drugs  and  stationery,  eto 

JOHNSTON    DAVID,     blacksmitii, 

horseshoer  and  general  jobber 
Keater  John,  draynxan  aud  city  counr"    , 

man 
Kettenbach  W  F,  insurance 
KrcES  Charles  (t,  watches  and  jewelry 
LADOW    &    MOONEY,  piopr    stage 

line   to  Cheney  via  Mohcow 
LE  FRANCOIS  MRS  M.  proprietress 

Hotel  (le  1-  ra.ice  (see  adv) 
Leitch     Michael,    propr    Colfax    Stnjje 

Line,  res  Leitohv  il'  i,  W  T 
LELAND  ALONZ('  (A  Ldand  &  Son), 

iittor(U'y-at-hiw 
LELAND    A     &     SON    (Alonzo   au.l 

(.'harlfs  F  liclaiul),  publishers  "Lewis- 
ton  'IVlli-r" 

LELAND  CHARLES  F  (A  Lelan.l  k 
"LEWiSTON  TELLER"  (weekly),  A 

Leland  &  iSon  publishers 
Lindsay  John  N,  county  commissioner 
LITTLE  H  W,  pharmacist  and  drug- 

:.ist,    Main,  head  of  Ith 
LOEWENBERG  BROS  ( Bcmharl ami 

Herniuii    Loewenberji),    geuerul   uier 

chan<li8o  and  aj^onts  W,  F  &  Co 
MAXWELL  I  N.  atton.ey-at-law 
McGRANE  JAMES,   restaurant  and 

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McGregor  Alexander,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail Uqaors  and  agricultural    imple- 
ments 
McOTTUtE  UBS  E  N,  dressmaker 
Meister  Oeorge  &    Son    (George    and 

George  Jr),  Dutohers 
Monroe  R  J,  receiver^U  S  Land  Office 
Moxley  J  Q,  drugs,  books  and  stationery 
Mulkey  Wesley,    Clearwater  Flouring 

Mill 
Munoiney  J  B,  city  councilman 

"NEZ  PERCE  NEWS"  (THE)  (week- 

ly),  A  F  Parker  editor  and  propri- 
etor (see  adv) 
Nymeyer  B  A,  county  surveyor 
PARKER  A  Ft  editor  and  proprietor, 

"Nez  Perce  News"  (see  adv) 
Poe  J  W,  district  attorney  first  district 
Quackenbush    A,    attorney-at-law  and 

district  attorney 
RAin>     JASPER,      attorney-atlaw, 

stock  raiser  and  real  estate  (see  adv) 
RAYMOND  HOUSE,   Mrs  Raymond 

Saux  &  Co  proprietors  (see  adv) 
ROUX  ANDREW,  barber  shop  and 

baths 
SAUX  MRS    RAYMOND    &   CO. 

(Mrs  li  Saux  and  W  E  Timberlake), 
proprietors  Raymond  House  (^ee  adv) 

Schleicher  Robert,  stage  agent 

Scott  Wallace  (John  P  VoUmer  &  Co) 

Shearman  W,  tannery 

Smith  Al,  lumber 

SFRENGER  MRS  J  B,  millinery  and 
dress  inakijig  (seo  adv) 


Squier  H,  saloon 

STAINTON  H  W,  physician  and  mt- 

^eon 
StirlinaF  S,  physician 
TAPIIN  &  DARR  (Frank  Taplin  and 

Elias  Darr),  blacksmiths,  horseshoers 

and  general  jobbers 
Thatcher  C  A  &  Son  (C  A  and  C  E 

Thatcher),  general  merchandise 

TIMBERLAKE  W  E  (Mrs  Raymond 

Saux  &  Co) 
Trimble  Hank,  liquors 
U  S  Land  Office,  J  M  Howe  register,  R 

J  Monroe  icceiver 
Vincent  J   K,  city  recorder,  justice  of 

the  peace,  auctioneer  and  conimission 

merchant 
Vining  Mrs  C,  millinery  and  dressimaker 
Vollmer  John  P  &  Co  (John  P  Vollmer 

aud  Wallace  Scott),  gen  mdse 
WALSH  MRS  H  J,  private  boarding 

(see  adv) 
Wardwell  WJD,  city  marshal 
WEISOERmi     BROS    (John   and 

Christ  Weisgerber),  brewery 
WHITE  MRS  M  A,  milliuer 
Wiggins  Lot,  wagonmakcr 
Wildenthaler  S,  bakery  and  gen  mdse 
WILLIAMS  M  M,  manufacturer  and 

dealer  in  furniture  aud  bedding  and 

upholsterer 
Wintsch  Conrad,  groceries  and  liquors 
Wisegerber  C,  city  councilman 


NORTHWESTERN  STAQE  LINE, 

LADOW  &  MOONEY,  Proprietors. 


Stages  of  this  line  run  between  Lewiston  and  Cheney,  daily,  via  Genesee, 
Moscow,  Palouse  City,  Farmington  and  Spangle,  carrying  the  U.  S.  Mail, 
Wells,  Fargo  and  Co's  Express,  and  Tassengers,  and  connecting  at  Palouse 
City  with  Stages  for  Colf.ix,  and  at  Cheney  with  Stages  for  Medical  Lake, 
Spokane  Falls,  and  all  pointson  the  Fend  d'Oroille  Division  of  the  ^^orth- 
crn  Pacific  Railroad. 


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TINWARE, 

HARDWASE, 

Mining  anl  Famini:  Impleients, 

CUTLERVT 

Rope*  Wire,  Toola.  Ete 

LEWISTON,  IDAHO  TERRITORY. 

NEW  BRICK  BUILDING.     NEW  GOODS.      NEW  PRICES. 

Delmonieo  Restaurant, 

LEWISTON.  IDAHO. 


GEORGE  BOARDMAN Proprietor. 

HEAL8atALLHOnRS,DayorNi£lit. 


A  FIRST-CLASS  BAIl  in  attached,  where  the  best 
of  Wiiie«,  TJquora  and  Ci^rs  are  kept 

Board  per  Week 85.00 

Board  per  I>ay i.oo 


COR.  OF  SECOND  AND  C  STREETS. 

LEWISTON IDAHO  TERRITORT. 


Board  and  Lodging  from  $1.50  to  $2.50  per  day. 

This  Rotcl  has  been  retaken  by  the  undersigned  and  entirely  robuill;,  and  is 
ittpt  strictly  as  a  lirst-claaa  hotel.     Sample  Rooms  for  Commercial  Travelers,  and 


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Idaho — Lewiston. 


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THE  REPRESENTATIVE  JOURNAL  OF  THE  FAR  NORTHWEST. 

OFFICIAL    PAPER 

Of  the  Counties  of  Nez  Perce,  Idaho  and  Shoshone. 

OFFICIAL  PAPER  of  the  CITY  of  LEWISTON, 

—AND  ALSO- 

Vhited  States   Official  Paper  for  Nm*th  Idaho* 


THE  NEZ  PERCE  NEWS, 

A  LIVE,  WESTERN  JOURNAL, 

Full   of  Western   Snap   and   Vim. 

THE    PAPEB    TO 

THE  PAPER  TO  SrBSCRIBE  FOR. 


THE  NEZ  PERCE  NEWS 

Circulates  in  all  the  Mining  Camps  and  Agricultural  Dis- 
tricts of  Idaho  Territory,   Eastern  Washington 
and  British  Columbia,  and  is  therefore 

The  Best  Advertising  Medium  in  the  Great  Interir  r, 


Makes  a  specialty  of  describing  the  Agricultural  and  other  resources  of  this  new 
couutry,  and  is  for  that  reason  largely  sought  after  by  those  desiring  itifonn.ition 
about  the  Northwest.  The  sanu!  muiins  have  spread  its  reputation  over  a  more 
than  territorial  area. 


$3.00  per  annum  in  advance.    Published  at  Lewistout  Idahoi  every 
Thursday,  by  A.  F.  PARKER,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


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MRS.  R.  SAUX. 


W.  K.  TIMBEHLAKE. 


M^*Wlffi0MS  SCWUffi 


Lewiston,  I.  T. 


THIS  HOTEL  is  Newly  BuUt,  Hajrd-Finished  throughout,  and  is 

conducted  as  a  FIRST-CLASS  HOTEL. 

f^  Special  AccommodatioiiB  fitr  COHHERCIAIi  TBATEIiEBS. 

GENERAL  STAGE  OFFICE. 

nan.  n.  SAIJX  a  CO.,  Proprletora. 


Rstabllshed  1876. 


LEWISTON 

NEWSY, 

LIVELY,  RELIABLE. 

FEARLESS, 

Outspoken,  Intrepid. 

TELLER. 

The  Most  RELIABLE  Newspaper  in  North  Idal..^      ^ 

Tho  TuLiiBa  lias  a  circulation  over  and  above  any  periodical  in  thia   upper  countj 
A.  liEliANI*  A  SO^,  Publishers  and  Proprii'tora. 

I.KWISTON,  IDAHO  TERRITORY. 

MRS.  J.  B.  SPRENGE 

FASHIONABLE 


SASIUEL  GRAY.  Wil.  IIUXTER, 

SAMUEL  GRAY  &  CO.. 

Manufacturers  of  and  Dealers  in 
Also  Dealer  in  a  General  Assortment  of 

Farm  Harness  of  all  kinds, 

Concord  >4tas«^  HurnoNM, 

StaKC  f^tociiM  and  IjashcM, 
LEWISTON,  I.  T. 


JASPER  RAND 

Attornt'y  at  fjaw, 

I-jewiwton,    I.  'X\ 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT, 

CnllcctDr  and  Oeucral  liusincs.s  Agont. 


Will  unilcitakcclmr;;.^  of  T'statcs  for  Absentees. 

Iii((ui.ics  re^anliii'    l.:iiiil  in  lliis  vicinity. 

clucrfiiliv  answered. 


Dealer  in  Fancy  Goods, 

LEWISTON,  I.  T. 


4^7  The  I.ATKST  FASHION  1'1-ATlCS  and  nwst 
Stvllsli  Goods  ulwavs  on  band. 


PRIVATE 

BOARBING   HOUSE. 


MRS.  H.  J.  WALSH,  Prop'r. 


.MAIN  STUKKT,  oj-p.  Ti Icgr.vpli Oliicc-, 
LEWISTON,  I.  T. 

Board  por  Week $6.00 

Meals.  Fifty  Cents. 


imEH.TUGGlEtCO.,  CHBBRY  LPMBER 


throusflMmt,  »n*  *■ 
"cOm  proprietors. 


liiWlSTON,  I.  T. 


r.  J.  WALSH,  Prop'. 


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LIBERTY. 

Bkar  Lake  County.  A  post-office,  31 
miles  north  of  Logan,  Utah,  and  12 
miles  north  of  Franklin. 

Austin  £  N,  county  and  deputy  U  S 
mineral  surveyor 


LIDYVILLE. 

Nkz  PEKOBa  County.     A  post-office. 

Fowler  F,  blacksmith 
Morris  J,  carpeuter 
OVERACKIiN  WM>  postmaster 


LITTLE  SMOKY. 

ALTUBA3  County.     See  Smoky. 


LITTLE  WOOD  RIVER. 

Alturas  County.    Post-office  Muldoon. 

CLOHEY  T  £  &  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise 

MALAD  CITY. 

Oneida  County.  A  post-office;  the 
county  seat;  has  daily  mails  via  Utah 
and  Northern  TJailway  and  stage 
line,  distant  from  Ogdar  80  miles,  35 
miles  of  which  is  staging. 

Bolmer  L  O,  tinsmith 

Chirk  Wm,  tinsmith 

Cohn  Meyers,  constiible 

DAVIS  £  J  &  CO,  lumber  mills 

Drake  Isaac,  physician 

Evans  H  11,  county  surveyor 

Evans  KG,  justice  of  the  peace 

Evans  W,  blacksmith 

Evans  W  W,  treasurer 

Fisher  W  F,  county  asaes  or  and  col- 
lector 

Hale  Solomon  H,  county   commissioner 

Homer  W  H,  sheritF 

'lones  C  P,  gen  nidse 

Jones  .Jumcs  E,  justice  of  the  peace 

Jones  J()lia  E,  under  sheriif 

Jones  W  P,  boots  and  shoes 

Kudus  Charles,  harnessmaker 

Lewis  J,  county  commissioner 

Morgan  D  J,  stock  raiser 

MORQAN  J  W.  probate  judge,  banker 

Morse  Richard,  county  comnuasioner 

lleushaw  &  Simpson,  builders  and  fur- 
niture 

Sherman  Adna,  physician 

Smith  H  \V,  attoruey-at-law 
riiews  W   B,  county  auditor  and  clerk 
district  court  of  3d  judicial  district 

Thews  W  B  &  Co,  Oneida  Flouring-MilU 


Thomas  Fred,  furniture 
Thomas  &  Owens,  gen  mdse 
Thorpe  John,  lumber-mills 
Vanderwood  A  A,  gen  mdse 
Williams  Benj,  stage  line 
Williams  J,  blacksmith 
Woods  F  C,  builder  and  architect 
Woozley  Edward,    music  tejicher 
Zion  Co-operative    Mercantile   Institu- 
tion, gen  mdse  and  Houring-milla 


MARKET  LAKE. 

Onkida  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  and  Northern  Railway,  221 
miles  from  Ogden  and  17  miles  from 
Eagle  Rock.     Population  100. 

APAMS  JOHN   N,    stock   raider  and 

postmaster 
Adams  Wm  J,  stock  raiser 
Booth  S  M,  stock  raiser 
Cutshaw  J  B,  stock  raiser 
Hanes  Henry,  stock  raiser 
Hite  A,  stock  raiser 
Lander  Thos  N,  stock  raiser 
Martin  Chas,  stock  raiser 
Tarter  Robert,  stock  raiser 
Wright  R,  stock  raiser 
Wright  Thomas,  stock  raiser 


MARTIN. 

Altcius  County.     A  post-office. 

Boyle     Mrs    Effie,    stage    station    and 

groceries  

MARTIN  SAMUEL,  postmaster 


MIDDLETON. 

Ada  County.     A  post-office,  23  miles 
west  of  Boise  City.     Population  75. 

Cole  &  Morton,  butchers 
Lee  C  E,  physician 
Leggett  Geo,  hotel 
Lemp  John,  saloon 
Masterson  D,  blacksmith 
Pack".rd  &  Foote,  aour-mill 
Packard  &  Logan,  gen  indso 
SHAINWAU)  BROS  &  CO,  general 

merchandise 
SHAINWALD  J  C,  postmaster 


MIDDLE  VALLEY. 

Wasuinuton  County.     A   post-office, 
68  miles  northwest  of  Boise  City. 


CANARY  J  M, 

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Idaho — Mink  C.^eek-Moacow. 


MINK  CREEK. 

Oneida  County.    A  post-office. 
RASSMTJS8EN  B,  postmaster 


MONTPELIER. 

Bear  Lake  County.  A  post-office,  on 
the  O.  S.  L.  R.  B-.  8  niiles  northeast 
of  Paris,  the  county  seat. 

filanchard  &  Hess,  shoe  and  harness- 
maker 

Blanchard  W,  harnessmaker  and  assis- 
tant postmaster 

Bowen  vVm,  brewery 

Burgoyne  E,  gen  mdae 

Ceelerland  A,  tailor 

Follick  G,  blacksmith 

Holmes  James,  hotel 

Hoover  C  A,  physician  and  druggist 

Jones  J,  blacksmith  and  hotel 

Jones  Jacob,  hotel 

Kinney  &  Johns,  saloon 

Lloyd  T  J,  general  merchandise 

Montpelier  Co-operative  >Store,  general 
nierchiiudise 

OSBORN  D>  postmaster  and  hotel 

Onale  VVni,  general  merchandise 

Quaile  &  licwis,  gen  mdae 

llolapp  Henry,  liiiul  attorney 


MOSCOW. 

Nez  Pkrcks  County.     A  post   and  ex- 
press oUioe. 

It  is  Hituatfd  iu  the  midst  of  the  Par- 
adise Valley,  IK)  miles  north  of  Lewis- 
ton,  and  just  within  the  Territorial  line. 
It  is  reached  frimi  Lewiston  by  Ladow 
&  Mooi«>y'H  etages,  which  ascend  nearly 
'2,000  feet  tf>  the  rich,  rolling  prairie  of 
till'  Palouso  country.  Moscow  is  per- 
haps the  most  thriving  town  in  the 
county.  The  Paradise  Valley  is  from 
ten  to  fifteen  miles  in  extent,  and  the 
most  beautiful  sprit  in  tlie  district,  be- 
bidea  which,  it  lias  contributory  to  it 
the  fertile  tteneaee  Valley,  twenty 
milea  long.  Moscow  will  be  the  termi- 
nus oi  (lUf  l)rMich  of  the  ().  V\.  &  N. 
Co. 'a  niad,  laid  out  through  the  Palouse 
country  from  Twin  Wells,  on  the  North 
Paicitic.  It  is  I'JO  milea  by  survey  from 
point  to  point,  aiul  it  is  expected  to  bo 
finished  early  next  season.  The  manu- 
facture of  lumber  is  an  important  in- 
dustry along  tlie  mountains  of  this  vi- 
cinity. Coii!<iderable  flax  has  lieen 
grown  in  this  neighborhood,  and  its 
cultivation  is  increasing  until  it  is 
the  principal  product.  Mr.  W.  J.  Mc- 
ConutU  of  Moscow,  who  handles  a  largo 


proportion  of  the  crop,  iafonna  us  that 
the  shipment  of  flax  n-om  this  vicinity, 
for  the  year  past,  exceeded  150,000 
bushels.  Moscow,  for  its  age,  has  grown 
amazingl",  and  is  still  rapidly  advanc- 
ing. Its  spirit  of  enterprise  is  commend- 
able. It  boasts  a  large  flouring-mill,  a 
good  weekly  newspaper,  the  "Moscow 
Mirror,  '  a  brewery,  a  bank,  a  furniture 
factory,  and  the  following  business 
houses: 


(W  W  Baker  of 
Herbert    Clark), 


BAKER  ft  CLABK 

Walla  Walla    and 

bankers  and  brokers 
Barton  House,  M  C  True  propr 
BABTON  R  H.  justice  of  the  peace 
Beaven  S  W,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Blake  H  Bransby,  physician  and  surgeon 
Bryan  C  M,  pastor  Methodist  Church 
BtTTCHEB  THOKAS  (Fisher   & 

Butcher) 
CHASE  IVAN  ft  CO   (Ivan  Chase  and 
C  B  Hopkins),  publishers   "Moscow 
Mirror 

CLABK  HERBERT  (Baker  &  Clark), 
real  estate  and  iasurance  agent  and 
notary  public 

Craig  D  \V,  pastor  Christian  Church 

Craig  T  J,  druggist  and  postmaster 

Denny  S  H  B,  liciuors 

Dornham  &  Kaufmann  (Henry  Dernhain 
and  Wm  Kaufmann),  general  mer- 
chandise 

Erickson  Erick,  steam  saw-mills,  9  miles 
east  of  Moscow 

FISHEB&BUTCHEB  (Ceorge  Fisher 

and  Thomas  Butcher),   painters    (see 

adv) 
Fisher  &  Woods  (E  C  Fisher  and  .leff 

Wooda),     contractors    and    builders, 

doors,  sash,  ct^ 
Fries  &  Co   (Otto  Fries  and  Joseph  Nie- 

derstadt),  brewery 

FBYE  A  A  J>  proprietor  Planters'  Ho- 
tel and  livery  stable  (see  adv) 

Haskiiis  B,  saw-mill — water  power,  J2 
nides  north  of  Moscow 

HENBY  ANDREW,  general  black- 
smith  and  wagonmaker 

Hiiimau  Arvid  (Mct^onnell  &   Hinmaii) 

HOPKINS  C  B  (Ivan  Chase  &  Co) 

Johnston  Jamcjs,  restaurant  and  lodg- 
ings 

KAmALEY  JOHN  (Wm  M  McLeod  & 
Co) 

Kaufmann  Wm  (Dernham  &  Kaufinaiiii> 

LANDES  S  A,  barlxjr  shop 

LANGDON  W  W,  stoves,  tin  and 
hardware,  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
and  Northwestern  »Stage  Co 

liiou alien  A  A,  gfi  mdso 

McGALIIE  J  H,  dentist  (see  adv) 


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McConnell  &  Hinman  (Robert  MoCon- 
nell aud  Aivid  Hinman)  gen  mdae 

McCONNELL  W  J  &  CO  (W  J  Mc- 
Connell), insurance,  general  merchan- 
dise, farming  machinery,  grain,  etc 
(see  adv) 

McDonald  Frank,  barber  shop 

MoKEKN  W  T,  attomey-at-law,  real 
estate  and  collecting  agent    (see  adv) 

MoLEOD  WILLIAM  M  &  CO  (Wm 

M  MoLeod  and  John  Kanaley),  livery 
stable  and  saloon  (see  adv) 
Moore  Chas  &  M  C,  tlouring-mill 
Moore  John  (Noi-tlirup  k  Moore) 
"MOSCOW  MIRROR  "  (weekly), 
Ivan  Chase  &  Co  publishPi'S  (see  adv) 
Niederstadt  Joseph  (Fries  '   Co) 
Northrup  &  Moore  (J  C  Northrup  and 
John  Moore),  steam  saw-mill,  6  miles 
east  of  Moscow 
Olson  Bros  (Peter  and  Ole  Olson),  black- 
smiths 


OLSON  B  J,  cabinetmaker,    manufac- 
turer of  and  dealer  in  furniture,  up- 
holsterer and  undertaker 
Olson  Howard,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

notions,  etc 
Peterson  John,  Barton  House  Saloon 
PETERSON  0  S.  wholesale  and  retail 

butcher  and  cattle  dealer 
PLANTERS'  HOTEL,  A  A  Frye  pro- 
prietor 
Reeder  J  W,  physician  and  surgeon 
Reynolds  C  B,  attorney-at-law 
Shields  M  I,  agricultural  implements 
Stewart  Bros   (Charles    and   Jefferson 
Stewart),   steam  saw-mill,    10   miles 
northeast  of  Moscow 
Thornton  0  P,  wagonmaker 
True  M  C,  propr  Barton  House 
WEBER  GOTTFRIED,  saddler   and 

harnessmaker  (see  adv) 
WOOD  D  A,  blacksmith  and  horseshoer 
Woods  Jeff  (Fisher  &  Woods) 


A.  A.  J.  rBYE PROPRIETOR 

North  Side  of  Town,  Next  Door  to  Brewery, 

MOSCOW,  IDAHO  TERRITORY. 

A  first-class  Hotel,  Ne'vly  Furnished,  and  offering  the  Best  Accommodationg 
at  Reasonable  Prices.     Table  supplied  with  the  best  the  market  affords. 

LIVERT  STABLE 

Is  run  in  connection  with  tlie  Planters'. 

First-Class  Mountain   Teams 
and  Saddle  Horses, 


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CONTRACTORS  IN  FLAX, 

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GENERAL  MERCHANDISE,  FARMING  IMPLEMENTS.  GRAIN,  Etc- 
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FOR  A  FINE  TURNOUT  OR  A  GOOD  SADDLE  HORSE. 

EXPERIENCED  HO^TL'ZRS  IN  ATTENDANCE. 
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(Eatabliahed  July  7.  1888.) 
IVAN  CHASE  ft  CO PUBLISHERS 


One  Tear. 


SUBSCRIPTION  RATES. 
$3.00        Six  Months. 

PAYABLE  IK  ADVANCE. 


.$1.60 


THE  MIRROR  is  independent  in  politics,  and  owins  to  its  rapidly  increasing 
circulation  is  the  best  advertising  medium  in  North  Idaho. 


Manufacturer  and  Dculor  in 

FURNITURE 

Uphols'idrer  and  Undertaker. 

MOSCOW,  I.  T. 

Patroniie  Home  Industry. 


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Saddles,  Bridles,  Whips,  Saddleryware, 

ROBE8,   HALTERS.  Etc. 

A  Full  Line  of  Best  Cloves  on  hand. 
IMoscow,    Idaho  Tei*. 


FISHER  &  BUTCHER, 

ORNAMENTAL 

HOUSE,  CARRIAGE  AND  SIGN 

PAINTEB8, 

Paper  Hangers,  Grainers,  Etc. 
MOSCOW, 

IDAHO  TERRITORY. 

J.  H.  MoCALLIE, 

STmOEON  DEITTIST, 

MOSCOW,  I.  T. 


HERBERT  CLARK, 

Real  Estate  Agent 

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Bayal,  lonrleh  and  LsncuUn,  I^yaa, 
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Agent  for  Park  Addition  to  Moscow, 

Office:  Baker  &  Clark's  Bank, 

Mosrow,  Idaho  Ter. 


With  Improved  appliances,  Dr.  McCallle  is 
proi>area  to  do  First-class  Dental  work  at  Walla 
Walla  prices. 

W.  T.   McKERN, 

ATTOKNEY  AT  LAW, 

MOSCOW,    I.   T. 


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Idaho  County.  A  post-office;  the 
county  seat;  is  3,500  feet  above  the 
level  of  the  sea.  The  county  seat  was 
moved  from  Warrens  to  this  place  in 
1875.  The  town  has  a  picturesque 
location  on  the  south  side  of  Camas 
Prairie .  It  contains  about  300  inhab- 
itants. A  large  hotel,  a  substantial 
Court  House  and  jail  add  to  the 
many  features  of  the  place.  A  thriv- 
ing trade  is  carried  on  with  the  Flor- 
ence, Salmon  River,  Warrens  and 
Clearwater  mines.  Large  quantities 
of  lumber  and  ttour  are  manufactured 
at  this  place  every  year. 

Allen  C  R,  blacksmith 
Auchinvole  J  N,  saloon 
Baird  Wm,  county  treasurer 
Bower  John,  probate  judge 
Bowman  &  \lcLean,  saw-mill 
Brown  H  C,  general  merchandise 
Brown  L  P,  lumber  and  flour-mills  and 

hotel 
Buchanan  James,  boots  and  slioes 
Carr  Delos,  county  commissioner 
Chamberlain  J  B,  county  auditor  and 

recorder 
Denny  John,  variety  store  and  coroner 
Dormanu   Jerry,    carpenter    and    con- 
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Idaho — Mount  Idaho-Oxford. 


Dunbar  C  A  &  Co,  hardware 

Ellsworth  A,  mgr  Mount  Idaho  Furni- 
ture Mfg  Co 

Fenn  S  S,  attorney'-at-law 

EASNEY  J  Hi  attomey-at-Iaw  and 
notary  public 

Gordon  4  H,  attomey-at-Iaw 

Grestein  ft  Binnard,  ceneral  merchandise 

Harrison  Matthew  (Harrison  &  Minor) 

Harrison  ft  Minor  (Matthew  B  Harri- 
son and  Wirt  Minor),  attorneys-at-Iaw 

Hartberg  J  ft  A,  painters 

Manuell  Jack,  saloon 

McPherson  John,  li/ery  stable 

Minor  Wirt  (Harrison  ft  Minor) 

Monul  J  J,  saloon 

MORRIS  B  F.  deputy  clerk  district 
court 

Morris  J  B,  physician  and  druggist 

Rainy  W  J,  county  assessor 

Redman  C  M,  county  commissioner 

Rhodes  T  J,  sheriff 

Schubert  Adam,  blacksmith 

SCOTT  WALLACE  (John  P  Vollmer 
ft  Co) 

Smith  Geo  D,  butcher 

Telcher  D  H,  county  commissioner 

Thissler  ft  Matherson,  saw-mill 

VOLLMER  JOHN  P  ft  CO  (John  P 
Vollmer  and  Wallace  Scott),  general 
merchandise 


MOUNTAIN  HOME. 


Alturas  County. 
office. 


A  post  and  express 


COPE  J  P,  agent  W  I  ft  O  Stage  Co 

Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's  Express 
Bilty  S  A  Douglas,  postmaster 
Corder  O,  gen  mdse,  hotel  and  farmer 
Ethell  F,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Jackson  C,  farmer  aud  stock  raiser 
McGinn  ess  D,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Porter  James  A,  gen  mdse,  hotel  aud 

toll  road 
Webster  A  V,  gon  mdse  and  hotel 


MULDOON. 

Altitras  County.  A  post-office,  28 
miles  due  east  of  Hiiiley,  on  Little 
Wood  River.  It  sprung  into  exist- 
ence during  the  winter  of  1881 -8i!,  in 
consequence  of  the  existenco  of  nu- 
merous discoveries  of  large  bodies  of 
rich  paying  Galena  ores.  Muldoon  is 
the  nam;>  given  the  first  prominent 
mine  opened  there,  and  when  the  town 
was  laid  out  it  took  the  name  of  this 
mine. 

BOOOS  JOSEPH,  postmaster 
Carothers  J  F  ft  Bro,  gen  mdse 


Clohecy  T  E  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Dunn  ^7m,  saloon 
Swift  ft  Yeates,  saloon 
Wise  ft  House,  saloon 


OAKLEY. 


Cassia  County.  A  post-office  receiv- 
ing daily  mail  by  stage  from  Goose 
Creek  Station.  It  is  a  prosperous 
farming  community. 

Grant  G  S,  general  merchandise 

Price  Joseph  S,  blacksmith 

RIBLETT  J,  postmaster 

Riblett  J  H,  with  J  Riblett 


ONEIDA. 

Oneida  County.    A  past-office. 
Bolugbroke  Thomas,  hotel 
Hawkins  ft  Genuer,  groceries 
Jenkins  Thomas,  butcher 
Marsh  Valley  Co-operative  Co,  general 


merchandise 


OVID. 


Bbar  Lake  County.    A  post-office,  3 
miles  north  of  Paris. 

JENSON  Pt  postmaster 

KlemmensonP,  bootmaker 

Nielsen  James,  blacksmith 

Peterson  E,  cabinetmaker 

Sorenson  ft  Nielsen  (John  Soronson  an  d 

L  P  Nielsen),  carpentem 
Sorens'>n  L  P,  wheelwright 


OXFORD. 

Oneida  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  and  Northerd  Railway,  101 
miles  from  Ogden;  is  an  agricultural 
town,  containing  a  population  of  500 
souls;  is  situated  .3  miles  from  Swan 
Lake,  a  station,  where  the  United 
States  Land  and  Government  Printing 
Offices  are  located. 

Bennett  H  M,  attorney-at-law 

Bigelow  Geo  A,  wagonmaker 

Boyle  James,  expressman 

Butler  S  H,  liquors 

Crawford  ft  Rich,  attorneys-at-law 

Duddenhauseu  A,   register  U  S  Land 

Office 
F^ton  A  W,  receiver  U  S  Land  Office 
i<ergu3on  Wm,  postmaster 
Finney  W  A,  suloon 
FISHER  W  F,  general  merchandise 
Gruwell  M  L,  lumoer 
Harris  John  F,  bl.-icksmith 
House  J  C,  physician 


CALVIN  NUniNS  t  SON, 


UIRI»eKH,  JAtIi  ANI»  FENCE  WOBK, 
1U7  Main  Street,  Man  Vranelaee. 


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"IDAHO    ENTEBFRISE, 

Straight  proprietor 


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Lewis  John,  lumber 

Phelan  &  Ferguson,  general  mdse  and 

lumber 
Phelan  L  W,  hotel 
Rhodehouse  W  H,  butcher 
STBAIOHT  J  A,  proprietor    "Idaho 

Enterprise" 
Torrence  &  Drnry,  groceries 


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PARIS. 

Bear  Lake  Coirimr.  A  post-office,  75 
miles  east  of  Malad  City.  Popula- 
tion 700. 

Austin  E  N,  county  surveyor  • 

"BEAR  LAKE  DEMOCRAT. 

Osmond  editor 

BEAR   LAKE   LUMBER  CO. 

Hugh  Lees  proprietor 
Brown  &  Sons,  machinists 
Floyd  L,  county  coroner 
Hart  J  H,  notary  public 

HOOE.  HORSLET    & 

manufacturers,    musical 

and  sewing  machines 
HOOE  WALTER,     postmaster    and 

dairy,  justice  of  peace  and  sheriff 
Hunt  L  B,  assessor 
Merk  M,  wa^onmaker 
Morffrettis  H,  blacksmith 
OSMOND    GEO.    editor  "Bear  Lake 

Democrat"  and  probate  judge 
FariB  Co-operative  Institution,   general 

mdse,   tannery  and  mfr<>  boots  and 

shoes  and  shingles,  lath,  etc 
Pomerov  A,  druggist 
Rich  VVm  L,  county  treasurer 
Smith  &  Ashley,  contractors  and  build- 
ers 
STUC&I  J  W.   county  recorder  and 

auditor 
Sutton  &  Sons,  blacksmiths 
Union  Dairy  Co,  mfrs  cheese  and  butter 
Woley  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  furniture 


PAYETTE  VALLEY. 

Ada  CocNTV.    Post-office  Falk's  Store; 
45  miles  northwest  of  Boise  City. 

Conrad  Rev  Wm,clcrgyman  (Metliodist) 
Delano  B  F,  physician 
Falk  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Groves  Wm,  bootmaker 
McFARLAND  A  J,  general  merchan- 
dise and  justice  cf  peace 
Neal  J,  blacksmith 
Paddock  J  H,  blacksmith 
Paddock  M,  gunsmith 
Salmon  B  F,  hotel 
Thorp  J  P,  blacksmith 


PECK'S  STATION. 

Altueas  County.   Post-office  Bellevue. 

PECK  0  W.  groceries 

Peck  J  S,  hotel 

Ronnie  Louis,  blacksmith 


PEND  D  OREILLE. 

KooTEMiA  County.    A  post-office. 

Andrews  J,  boarding-house 

Chapman  £,  laundry 

Cuddy  M,  restaurant  and  saloon 

Hampton  C,  saloon 

Lcasner  Paul,  hotel 

Long  A,  saloon 

Mastinsou  J  H,  hotel  and  saloon 
McDonnell  J,   saloon 
Quinnlan  P,  restaurant 
RUSSELL  JOHN,  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Weeks  R  J,  hotel  and  saloon 


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PIERCE  CITY. 

Shoshone  County.  A  post-office,  90 
miles  northeast  of  Lewiston. 

Carl  Frank,  county  assessor 

Cowen  I  B,  sheriff 

Frazier  D  M,  county  auditor  and  re- 
corder 

Gaffaey  P,  butcher  and  county  commis- 
sioner 

Hilterbrand  J  C,  probate  judge 

Kuhn  Aaron,  county  treasurer 

LOWENBERO  BROS,  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmaster 

Mauli  M  &  Co,  butcher 

Tcmpleton  R,  county  commissioner 

Swendson  C,  hotel 

Wilson  T,  county  commissioner 


POCATELLO. 


Oneida  County.  Post-office  Ross 
Fork.  A  station  on  the  Utah  & 
Northern  Ry.,  154  miles  from  Ogden 
and  50  miles  from  Eagle  Rock. 

FORD  HA 


RATHDRUM. 


A  post,  express 

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Kootenai  County. 
and  telegraph  office,  on  tlie  Northern 
Pacific  R.  R.  1S8  miles  from  Wallulo. 
The  town  loolvs  bright  and  thriving 
and  has  a  commanding  railroad  depot 
in  anticipation  of  an  expected  in- 
crease of  business. 


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Bradbury  Chas,  blacksmith 

Bradbury  F  H,  hotel  and  gen  mdae 

Brophy  Joseph,  saloon 

Cantonwine  — ,  physician 

Cradlebaugh  J,  attorney 

Cutting  — ,  hotel 

Dodge  Bros,    saw-mill,  sash  and  door 

factory 
Dunlap  John,  carpenter 
Hayes  8,  hotel 
Holleman  J,  attomey-at-law 
Lee  Louis,  saloon 
Mitchell  John,  butcher 
Reiniger  Henry,  brewery 
Stafford  Geo,  boarding-house 

WONNAOOTT  &  OPPENHEIHEB. 

general  merchandise,  Wells,  Fargo  Jk 
Co  and  post-oHice 
Wright  &  Ennis,  Stage  Co 


RIVERSIDE. 

Ada  Cocnty.    A  post-ofSce. 

FONCH    A     SEVEY.  general 
chandise,  ferry  and  pott-office 


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ROCKY  BAR. 

Alturas  County.  A  post  and  express 
offioa,  98  miles  northeast  of  Boise 
City. 

Newoomer  Sol,  Justice  of  peace 

NIGKOLSONJ   a.  postmaster 

Rohier  C  F,  constable 


ROSS  FORK. 

Oneida  Couhty.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Utah  A  Northern  Ry.,  166  miles  from 
Ogden  and  38  miles  from  Eagle  Rock. 

SHUXINOW  H.  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


RUTHBURG. 

Washington  County.    A    post-office. 
SIMPSON  STEWABT.  postmaster 


ST.  CHARLES. 

Bear  Lake  County.  A  post-office,  7 
miles  southeast  of  Paris. 

ST  CHARLES  CO-OPERATIVE  IN- 
STITUTION, general  merchandise 
and  post-ofKce 

St  Charles  Lumber  Co 


SALMON  CITY. 

Lemhi    County.      A   post-office,    200 
miles  northeast  of  Boise  City,  and  is 


reached  via  Utah  &  Northern  Railway 
and  connecting  stage  lines  from  Red 
Rock,  Montana,   distance  100  miles. 

Amonsui)  &  McPherson,  bootmakers 

Andrews  N  I,  geu  mdse 

Beatty  E  T,  attorney-at-law 

Birch  &  Davis,  saw-mill 

Birdseyo  J  W,  brickmaker  and  county 
surveyor 

Brown  Joshua,  builder  and  contractor 

Casey  James,  livery  stable 

Clough  J  P,  county  commissioner 

Cryderman  &  Co,  saw-mill 

Dunlap  R,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Edwards  E  S,  hotel 

Fisher  J  B,  blacksmith 

Foseett  James,  constable 

Davis  Caleb,  county  commissioner 

Dunlap  R,  justice  of  peace 

Hogan  John,  county  auditor,  recorder, 
clerk  and  supt  of  schools 

Jeanjaquet  £  H,  blacksmith 

Kelley  P  J,  county  commissioner 

Martinalley  James,  liquors  and  cigars 

McDoDidd  J  R,  county  assessor  and 
collector 

McPherson  M  M,  county  treasurer 

Minert  Eli,  tinware 

Nutz  X,  brewery 

Pope  Thos,  liquors 

Shirk  J  T,  contractor  and  builder  and 
coroner 

SHOUP  GEO  L  ft  C0>  gtaeral  mer- 
chandise 

Steel  John,  meat  market 

Wtdlace  &  Snook,  hotel 

Wentz  &  Finster,  livery  stable 

Willis  &  Wheeler,  liquors  and  cigars 

Wood  Chas  A,  attorney-»t-law 

Young  S  H,  sheriff 


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SALMON  FALLS. 

Cassia  County.    A  post-office,  88  miles 
northwest  of  Albion. 

EOOUsbTON  C  £   geueral  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Lathrop  D  L,  hotel 


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SAHARIA    CO-OPERATIVE 

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Theves  Wm  B,  flour-mill 
Thorpe  John  &  Co,  lumber  mfr 


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Idaho— Sandy  Point-Silver  City. 


1379 


SANDY  POINT. 

EooTKNAi  County.     An  express   and 

telegraph  office. 

A  small  town,  prettily  situated  on 
Lake  Fend  d'Oreille,  230  miles  from 
Wallula,  at  the  point  where  the  lake  is 
crossed  by  the  two-mile  tressle  bridge 
(the  present  longest  tressle  work  in  the 
world).  Sandy  Point  has  a  population 
of  about  200,  a  railroad  round  house 
and  machine  shop  (employing  a  number 
of  mechanizs),  a  saw -mill,  two  hotels 
and  the  following  business  houses.  The 
principal  hotel  is  the  Lake  View  House, 
kept  by  Mr.  A.  T.  Weeks,  a  new  build- 
ing, cleanly  kept  and  offering  good  ac- 
commodations. 

In  all  the  varied  landscapes  along  the 
line  of  the  Northern  Pacific  system  of 
railroads,  there  is  perhaps  none  more 
interesting  than  those  of  this  charming 
locality,  with  iti  beautiful  lake  and  its 
banks  of  stately  woodland.  What  a 
myriad  of  picturesque  surprises  the  new 
i-oute  is  opening  upl 

Baum  Frank  M,  clerk  N  P  R  R 
Belanger  N,  master  mechanic,  C  F  Div, 

NPRR 
Bradish  C,   shaving  and    hairdressing 

saloon 
Calhoun  G  N,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
Chapman  E,  blacksmith 
Chapman  Mrs  E^  laundry 
Cuddy  Michael,  restaurant 
Fordyce  J  fi,  asst-supt  construction,  N 

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Hampton  Charles,  saloon 
Hampton  &  Harris,  restaurant 
Kennedy  A  R,  agt  N  P  R  R 
LAKE  VIEW  HOUSE,  A  T  Weeks 

proprietor 
Ije  Seur  Paul,    propr    Pend    d'Oreille 

House 
LOKG  AABOlTi  Pony  Saloon 
Maaterson  J  H,  North  Pacific  Hotel 
McCarthy  Chaa  F,  warehouseman,  N  P 

RR 
McCarthy  D,  yard  master,  NPRR 
McDonald  John  A,  saloon 
McKinney  Mrs  D  J,  lodging-house 
McLaughlin  James  E,  gen  mdse 
Murphy  — ,  saloon 
Quirk  .V  J  &  CojCen  mdse 
RUSSELL  JOHhT  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
SOMERYILLE  E,  agent  W,  F  &  Co, 

and  W  U  Tel  Co 
Stoney  Point  Saw-Mill,  Bigham,  Cannon 

&Co 
Sweeney  S  B,   assistant  supt,  sec  and 

chief  of  supplies  of  C  F  Division  of 

NPR  R 


WEEKS  AT.  propr  Lake  View  House 
Weeks  Mrs  E  L  &  Miss  E  W,  gen  mdse 

SAW-TOOTH. 

Alturas  County.    A  post-office. 

Block  M,  gen  mdse 
Bunt  &  Co,  livery  stable 
Falls  &  Co,  butchers 
Figley  W  G,  saloon 
Furey  C  H,  gen  mdse 
Griffith  &  White,  butchers 
Hull  Q  W,  blacksmith 
McAllister  G  W,  postmaster 
McGregor  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
HER&IAH  &  CABJf E,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Plarson  Joseph,  livery  stable 
Shaw  E  B,  gen  mdse 


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SHEARER'S  FERRY. 

Idaho  County.     A  post-office.    Popu- 
lation 25. 

SHEARER  F  A«  general  merchandise, 
hotel  and  postmaster 


SILVER  CITY. 

OwTHEE  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  the  county  seat,  situ  ■ 
ated  on  a  branch  of  the  Jordan  Creek, 
in  one  of  the  richest  mining  districts 
in  the  territory.  Several  mills  are 
actively  engaged  and  give  employment 
to  quite  a  number  of  men.  It  is 
reached  by  stages  connecting  with 
Winnemucca,  on  the  Central  Pacific 
R.  R.,  208  miles  away.  Population 
650. 

Adams  &  St  Clair,  foundry 

"AVALANCHE,"  Newcomb&Hays 
proprietors 

Belknap  D  B,  physician 

Bolin  Mrs,  dressmaking 

Bumzell  Fred,  hotel 

Dewey  W  H,  livery  stable 

Flemming  &  Co,  blacksmiths 

Grete  John,  liquors  and  hotel 

Gute  T,  barber 

Hallenheck  John,  grain  merchant 

itardiman  Wm,  gen  mdae 

Harley  W  S,  county  assessor  3'  '  tax 
collector 

Heidelberger  S,  papers  and  stationery 

Hunt  F  M,  liquors 

Johnson  J  C,  boots  and  shoes 

Johnson  R  Z,  attorney -at-liiw 

Jones  &  Adams,  carpenters  and  furni- 
ture 

Jordan  Mrs,  restaurant 


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Kellv  P,  gen  mdse 

Kimberly  Mrs,  restaurant 

Lauer  N  M,  stoves  and  tinware 

Leanord  M,  agt  W,  F  &  Co 

Leanord  R  H,  mining-mill 

Lend  H,  tailor 

Lessman  Frank,  boots  and  shoes 

Lyman  James,  countv  clerk,  recorder, 

auditor  and  supt  schools 
Martin  Uennr,  attomey-at-law 
Miller  &  Honer,  butchers 
Minear  J  W,  livery  stable 
Moe  S,  watchmaker 
Moore  E  H,  stationery,    variety  store 

and  postmaster 
Newsom  G  W,  dentist 
Nugent  E,  attomey-at-law 
Oberdorfer  Morris,  gen  mdse 
Peters  :'v  W,  physician 
Ranseller  B,  boots  and  shoes 
Ragen  Bros,  hotel 
Riley  &  Co,  saloon 
Sands  A  J,  quartz  mill 
Scales  &  Wf4gner,  mill  men 
SHEA  TIM 

Sheifert  A,  physician 

SIMONDI  A  L,  banker  and  assayer 

Smith  S  T  X,  druggist,  jeweler  and 
saloon 

Somercamp  &  Coakley,  general  mdse 

Somercamp  W  F,  brewery 

Sprinvjer  J  D,  sheriff 

Stockton  Wm,  hotel  and  saloon 

Stuckcr  A  J,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Trask  J  ^f,  assayer 

Upham  John,  carpenter 

Wells  A  F,  barber 

Wickersham  J  H,  probate  judge 

Williams  W  V,  liquors 


SMOKY. 

Alturas  Countv.     A  post-office. 

McCARTER  JAMES   P.    postmaster 
and  general  merchandise 


SODA  SPRINGS. 

Oneida  Countv.  A  post-office,  20  miles 
northeast  uf  Oneida. 

Anilerson  Nicl»,  blacksmith  * 

Fancher  W  M,  hotel 

( Jorton  (J  W,  saloon 

Murry  &  Womach,  saloon 

Nii'liolsnn  W  P,  groceries  and  vegetables 

ROSE  C  0>  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Sulirkc  L,  carpenter 

Tatem  Alien,  painter 

Underwood  J  L,  l)utcher 

Waugh  Robt,  carpenter 


Williams  E  T,  hotel 

Wittier  E  S  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 

Zion  Co-operative  Store,  general  mdse 


STAR. 

Ada  Coumtt.     A  post-office;   14  miles 
from  Boise  City. 

Butler  Joseph,  blacksmith 
ORAY  S  Si  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Lyman  J  R,  carpenter  and  builder 
Williams  Clarence,  physician 


SUBLETT. 

Cassia  Coitntv.    A  post-office. 

AINSWORTH  JAMES,  postmaster 
Bull  W  A,  general  merchandise 
Darling  John,  mill  owner  and  lumber 


SUMMIT  MILLS. 

Oneida    County.     Post-office    Malad 
City. 

Davis  £  J  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


THURMAN'S  MILLS. 

Ada  Countt.    A  post-office. 

Hartley  Wm,  tannery 
Raferty  John,  whip  manufactory 
THURMAN  W  L,  general  merchan- 
dise, blacksmith  and  postmaster 


TREASURETON. 

post-office;    11 
SANT  &  CHAMBERS,  general  mdse 


Oneida    Countv.      A 
miles  from  Oxfonl. 


VIENNA. 

Alturas  CotTNTV.     A  post-office. 

Alstrop  Hover  &  Co,  saloon 
Barry  Martin,  bootmaker 
Bell  Wm,  physician  and  saloon 
,Beveridge  D,  saloon 
Cooper  tt,  Casto,  saloon 
Finny  Bros,  feed  stable 
Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co,  stage  lines 
(Sriffith  O  W  &  Co,  butchers 
Hommerson  Mrs,  restaurant 
Horton  &  Falls,  butchers 

JOHNSTON  &  McCRAKEN,  saloon 

Kruse  &  Co,  hotel  I 

LA  FEVRE  H  JR  &  CO.  general  mer- 1 

chandise 
McDonald  &  Co,  restaurant 
Merrill  &  Baldwin,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Morris  I  &  Co,  general  merchandise        i 


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Newton  Mn,  hotel 

Pemninser  Oeo,  saloon 

"BEFuETER/' Stevens  &  Jones  edi- 
tors 

Rhinehart  W  H,  saloon 

Shaw  E  B,  general  merchandise 

STEVENS  ft  JONES,  editors  "Re- 
porter" 

Stewart  &  Grove,  saloon 

Tarpy ,  blacksmith 

Tucker  Mrs,  lodging-house 

Vockovich ,  saloon 

Williams  k  Co,  livery  stable 


WAHA. 

Nsz  Peroes  ConNTY.     A  post-office. 
CLAEK  L  P>  postmaster 


WARRENS. 


Idaho  Countt.     Post-office   Washing- 
ton; 100  miles  from  Mt.  Idaho. 

Benson  &  Hexter,  gen  mdse 
Grostein  &  Binnard,  gen  mdse 


WASHINGTON. 

Idaho  County.  A  post-office,  in  a  rich 
mineral  district,  4/3  miles  from  Wiu- 
nemucca,  Nevada,  and  is  reached  by 
stage  via  Boise  City, 

Bcmis  C,  saloon 

Benson  &  Hexter,  gen  mdse 

Crooks  tc  Bentz,  meat  market 

Edwards  Jas,  hotel 

Ford  J  W,  physician 

Freedenriuh  A,  postmaster  and  general 

merchandise 
Grostein  &  Binnard,  gen  mdse 
Kelly  &  Dyer,  blacksmiths 
Smeard  A  D,  justice  of  peace 
Willey  N  B,  attomey-at-law 


WEISER  BRIDGE. 

Washington  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  64  miles  northwest  of 
Boise  City.  • 

Adams  G  W,  attorncy-at-law 
Allison  David,  assessor  and  tax  collector 
Bain  F  B,  butcher 
Cope  S  B,  blacksmith 
Cox  J  B,  saloon 

Cuddy  John,  saw  and  grist-mill,  post- 
office  Salubria,  Washington  County 
Eahorn  W  P,  butcher 
ICverett  M,  county  commissioner 
Fletcher  Mrs  M  J,  hotel 
Gray  &  Bro,  saloon 
Gray  J  P,  sheriff 


&^-°il*  Sumner,  carpenters 
HABT  niEDELL  H,  coanty  auditor, 

recorder  and  clerk 
Haworth  J  W  &  Co,  drugirists 

HAWqRTH„&    STISTE,    "Weiser 
City  Leader" 

Hawthorn  J  H,  tinsmith 

Hawthorn  N  M,  hotel 

Higgius  Thomas,  carpenter 

Hull  Bros,  hotel 

Hull  Jamos,  blacksmith 

JEFFBETS  S  M,  postmaster 

Jeffrey  T  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Jenning  W  C,  county  commissioner 

Jones  H,  blacksmith 

Kaufman,  Haas  &  Durkheimer,  general 

merchandise 
Kelley  J  W,  coroner 
Landis  Daniel,  lumber  yard 
Maryatt  D  P,  attomey-at-law 
McCulley  John  W,  carpenter 
Mickey  P  M,  county  commissioner 
Miller  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Mitchell  A  C,  notary  public  and  attor- 

ney-at-law 
Morehead  R  &  Co,  flour-mill 
Peterson  M,  brewery 
Sater  Giles,  physician 
Shannon  Thomas,  justice  of  the  peaco 
Shaw  James,  feed  stable 
Shaw  William,  livery  and  feed 
Utley  E  E,  probate  judge 
"WEISER   CITY  LEADER,"  Ha- 

worth  &  Stine  proprietors 
Williams  C  T,  physician 
York  J  M,  county  treasurer 


WEISER  CITY. 

Washington   County.       See    Weiser 
Bridge. 


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WESTON. 

Oneida  County.    A  post-office,  8  miles 
west  of  Franklin. 

CO-OPERATIVE     STORE,     general 

merchandise 
Hoopcs  &  Warner,  boots  and  shoes 

Jesperson ,  flour-mill 

McCullough  H,  mason  and  lime  kiln 


WESTWOOD. 

Kootenai  County.    See  Rathdrum. 


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WOODBINE. 

Alturas  County.    A  post-office. 
Baxter  John,  general  merchandise 
THOUOT  A  D.  postmaster 
Thiriot  &  Armstrong,  general  merchftu- 
dise  and  saloon 


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Montana  Territory — Ador-Allerdice. 


MONTANA. 


See.  tiao,  Liit  of  Towns  Beceived  Too  Late  fbr  Begnlar  Insertion. 


Lting  between  latitnde  44**  15'  and  49°  north,  and  longitude  104<>  and  116° 
west,  U  one  of  oar  most  isolated  dependencies.  It  is  bounded  on  the  north  by 
British  America,  on  the  east  by  Dakota  and  bjr  a  short  distance  along  the  1  ]  1  th 
meridian  by  Wyoming,  on  the  south  by  Wyoming  and  Idaho  and  on  the  west  by 
Idaho.  Its  length  east  and  west  is  540  miles,  and  its  average  breadth  is  275 
miles,  having  an  area  of  145,776  square  miles,  or,  in  round  numbers,  93,296,640 
acres,  of  which  38,000,000  are  unexcelled  for  srazing  purposes,  16,000,000  aie  of 
exhaustless  fertility  and  susceptible  of  a  high  cultivation,  14,000,000  are' rich  in  the 
possesssiou  of  an  excellent  growth  of  timber  and  the  remainder,  that  which  is  not 
covered  by  streams  and  lakes,  can  be  classed  as  mineral  lands,  from  which  more 
than  $150,000,000  were  taken  during  the  first  seventeen  years  following  its  settle- 
ment. One  cannot  form  an  adequate  conception  of  its  extent  until  the  fact  in 
stated  that  its  area  is  equal  to  more  than  that  of  England,  Scotland,  Wales  and 
Ireland  combined,  or  the  six  New  England  States  and  the  State  of  New  York  in 
our  own  country.  When  we  coneider,  therefore,  that  a  population  numbering 
many  millions  is  supported  by  each  of  those  sections,  with  no  natural  advantages 
superior  to  those  which  can  he  obtained  in  this  vast  empire,  it  cannot  be  doubted 
that  in  a  few  years  this  must  be  the  scene  of  equal  commercial  and  manufacturing 
activity  over  the  broad  bosom  of  whose  majestic  rivers  an  interchange  of  the  re- 
spective productions  must  be  had  with  our  foreign  consigns.  Its  great  diversity 
of  resources,  its  genial,  healthful  climate  and  the  magnificence  of  its  unequalled 
scenery  are  features  that  cannot  long  be  lost  sight  of.  A  destiny  that  every 
patriotic  citizen  would  feel  a  pride  in  must  be  the  crown  that  will  adorn  the  his- 
tory of  the  young  Territory  in  the  near  future. 

Montana  is  conceded  to  be  by  eminent  authority  second  to  none  as  a  stock- 
raising  region,  although  experiments,  it  is  true,  in  this  direction  have  been  some- 
what limited;  yet  enough  has  been  done  to  satisfy  good  judges  conclusively  that 
her  standing  is  unassailable.  The  lands  are  all  open  to  entry  and  actual  settlers 
should  bear  in  mind  the  importance  attached  to  a  speedy  location  in  this  El  Do- 
rado. It  is  to  be  regretted  that  the  nature  of  this  work  is  such  that  anything 
more  than  a  brief  notice  of  the  attractive  features  is  rendered  impossible.  There 
is  sufficient  material  to  fill  a  volume  of  no  >r>cun  proportions. 

Malaria  diseases  or  epidemics  are  never  known,  while  the  winters  generally 
a;c  exceedingly  mild.  # 


ADA. 

Custer  County. 

PARKER  ADA.  postmistress 


ADOBETOWN. 


Carey  Nicholas,  postmaster 
CARET  ft  OORCT.  general  merchan- 

di-3e 
Carey  W  H  P,  notary  public 
Morris  John  W,  groceries 
Sauerbier  C  F,  bUcksmith 
Sedman  &  McGregory,  stock  raisers 


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miles  northwest  of 
Populatior   120. 


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Peate  John,  Mloon  and  gen  mdse 
STIffOEB  JOHN  H,  proprietor  U  and 
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ANDERSONVILLE. 

Mkaghsr  County.    A  poat-offioe. 

Brown  C  D,  fanner 
Dean  N  H,  blaokamith 
Eaton  &  Poupeney,  gen  mdse 
McAdow  ft  Dexter,  gen  mdse 
Sauborn  C  S  &  Co,  butchers 
Sandusky  k  Hamilton,  saloon 


ARDRUM. 

MiasocLA  CouNTT.    A  post-office. 
O'XEEFEB.C  C  postmaster 


ARGENTA. 

Beaver  Hfad  Cocnty.  A  post-office, 
12  miles  northeast  of  Bannack  City. 
Population  75. 

Ball  E  S,  smelter 

Bray  C  i  John,  mine  owners 

Fletcher  J  P,  freighter 

FB^ENCSH  El   general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Johnson  P  P,  stock  dealer 
Paxan  £, rancher 
Ranenscraft  Thos,  miner 
Ranonscraft  Wm,  bootmaker 
Scott  L,  mine  owner 
Smith  C,  rancher  and  sheep  raiser 


BANNACK  CITY. 

Beaver  Head  County.  A  post-office; 
the  county  seat,  150  miles  southwest 
of  Helena.  It  has  express  and  mail 
connections  with  Virginia  City,  and 
is  dependent  on  the  goTd-btiaring  ledges 
in  the  immediate  vicinity  for  its  sup- 
port.    Its  population  is  300. 

Dempsey  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Dunlap  Mrs  Kate  C,  druKgist 

Graeter  A  £,  county  clerk  and  recorder 
and  clerk  district  court 

Harby  James,  brewery  and  saloon 

Keiuhart  David,  sheriff  and  astessor 

Roe  I  ft  Bro,  bankers 

Sears  A  F,  notary  public 

Shineberger  Wm,  treasurer  and  supt  of 
schools 

Steger  John,  hotel 

Trask  ft  Graves,  gen  mdse 

Watson  Thos,  blacksmith 

WRIGHT  A  Ff  gen  mdse  and  post- 
master 

Wright  ft  Gray,  butchers 


BARRATTS. 

Post-office  Dillon.  A  station  on  the 
Utah  ft  Northern  Ry,  8  miles  from 
DxUon  and  340  miles  from  Ogden. 

COLWELLM 


BASIN. 

jEmR.soN  County.    A  post-office. 

Bessette  Thomas,  saloon 

Calvin  A,  hotel 

Gonzie  Louis,  blacksmith 

Hartwell  Geo  H,  saw-mill 

H^kins  T,  saloon, 

MURRAY  T  F>  general  merchandise 


BEAR'S  MOUTH. 

Deer  Lodoe  County.     A  post-office;  9 
miles  northwest  of  New  Chicago. 

BURMINGHAM  C.  postmaster 


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BEAVER  CREEK. 

Jefferson  County.      A  post-office;  19 
miles  southeast  of  Helena. 

REYNOLDS  CLIVTON.  hotel 


BEDFORD. 

Jefferson  County.    A  post-office. 

Bailey  D  J 

Baker  Wm,  hotel  and  stable 
Baker  W  V,  saloon 
Ballard  D  C,  hotel  and  saloon 
Bunch  J  J,  justice  of  peace 
Burck  C,  stock  raiser 
Crahone  Bros,  saloon 
Crohen  Thomas,  saloon 
Dalgeam  Samuel,  stock  raiser 
Dethrage  B  H,  butcher 
Fisk  John,  stock  raiser 
Fisk  John  H,  carriage  builder 
Gallagher  Miss  Minnie,  general  mdse 
Hamilton  Wm,  general  merchandise 
Holden  Wm,  carpenter 
JOHNSTON  0,  ilouring-mill,  postmas- 
ter and  livery  stable 
Johnston  Philip,  miller 
Relsey  Miss,  teacher 
Knight  W  M,  blacksmith 
Lebert  F,  blacksmith 
Mackie  John,  carpenter 
McHone  — ,  stock  raiser 
McKorie  ft  Delacey,  butchers 
McNeil  Mrs  S  B,  hotel 
Mitchell  J,  police 
Moore  C  M,  drayman 
Mung  Bros,  saloon 


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Munry  Broi,  wloon 

FBENITT  ISAM,  postmnater,  drugt 

and  notions 
Haymond  H,  hotel  and  stock  raiser 
Sheriff  Court,  {jeneral  merchandise 
Sullivan  D,  blacksmith 
Thorn  J  T,  hotel 
Thorn  VV  J,  hotel 
Weir  O,  blacksmith 
Wilcox  Mrs,  hotel 


BELKNAP. 

Choteau  Oovntt.   a  post-office. 
POWEB  T  C  ft  BRO*  Indian  traders 


BELMONT. 

Lewis  and  Clarke  County. 

Belmont  Mining  Co 

Cruie  Thos,  mill  and  mining 

Olostcr  Mining  Co 

JTJROENS  J  H>  postmaster 

.Turgens  &  Price,  general  mdse 

Langden  John,  hotel 

Muth  <t  Conrad,  general  merchandise 

Kichards  Geo,  general  merchandise 

Sullivan  Neil,  hotel 


BIG  TIMBER. 

Gallatin  County.    A  post-office. 

Bell  R  A,  general  merchandise 
Dunham  &  Booker,  general  merchandise 
Ellis  &  McKinly,  general  merchandise 
Johnnson  Geo,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Ketchrew  A,  restaurant  and  saloon 
TOWER  E  M>  butcher  and  saloon  and 

postmaster 
Towhig  .leremiah,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Van  Horn  L  A,  saloon 


BILLINGS. 

Custer  County.    A  post-office. 

I  Allison  W  A,  jeweler 

Anderson  K  J,  W^insor  Hotel  and  saloon 

Aslj  Bros,  brewery 

Bubcoek  &,  Miles,  hardware 

Bailey  A;  Wheeler,  saloon 

Bell  J  N,  livery 

Benton,  Wells  k  Co,  real  estate  agents 

Bernstein  B,  saloon 

Borie  L  A,  saloon 

Cnmp  &  Penney,  brickmakers 

Clark  H  ft  Co,  general  merchtindise 

Crockett,  Shotwell  &  Benton,  lumber 

Crow  B,  builder 

Davis  T  A,  physician 

Douglas  A  8,  lumber 

B'aust  E,  baker 


Ferguson  James,  grocer 

Kisner  Asa,  wholesale  liquors 

Foley  P,  bricklayer 

Foster  i  Sous,  restaurant 

Frank  H,  clothing 

French  F  M,  real  estate  agent 

Garrison  &  Strong,  saloon 

Gilmer  &  Salisbury,  stage  line 

Goldberg  D,  clothing 

Goss  J  it,  attorney -at-law 

Grampf  E  &  Co,  brewery 

Graves  &  Barney,  furniture 

Griswold  H  H,  dentist 

Hanson  S,  gents'  furnishing  goods 

Harwood  E  W,  attorney-at-law 

Heffner  H  C,  baker 

Hendry  J  E,  clothing 

Hcrriman  L  M,  saloon 

Holgman  D,  clothing 

HOBB  C  W,  real  estate  agent 

Hoskins  &  Co,  butchers 

Houghton  G  W,  saloon 

Jobes  W  V,  general  merchandise 

Johnson  &  Stoneman,  gen  mdse 

Kaufman  k  Freeman,  butchers 

Kelley  B  B,  physician 

Kingsbury  &  H ,  candy  mfrs  and 

fruits 
Klamback  C,  bricklayer 
Kloss  Nick,  saloon 
Kreigen  &  Oakes,  hardware 
Kuley  &  Elliott,  bakers 
Lee  E  H,  sewing  machines 
Losekanip  J  &  Sons,  boots  and  shoes 
Mii^nolia  Uestaurant 
Mains  M  G,  ieweler 
Marks  &  Soule,  general  merchandise 
Martin  J  W,  stationery 
McAdow  P  W  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Millis  &  Thompson,  gen  mdse 
Moore  Alex,  bricklayer 
Morgan  F  M,  builder 
Mosley  D  &  Co,  stationery 
MuUin  T  J,  saloon 
Nickey  J  J,  builder 
Parker  D  M,  physician 
Pendleton  W  C,  fruits  and  notions 
Phelps  S  H,  fruits  and  notions 
Powers  M  M,  saloon 
Prcbles  Mrs,  restaurant 
Hademaker  M  B,  saloon 
Kauk  Bros,  harness  and  saddlery 
Richmond  T  F,  attorney-at-law 
Russell  J  D,  wholesale  li(|uor8 
St  James'  Restaurant 
Sawyer  &  Livegue,  builders 
>Suhimmel  F  W,  jeweler 
Shannon  &  Hull,  druggists 
Shaw  k  Duffield,  builders 
Sheridan  House 

Silverberg  &.  Pcaslee,  wholesale  liquors 
•Smith  H  C  D,  druggist 
Smith  J  W  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors 
Stebbins,  Pout  &  Muud,  bankers 


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**7  Main  Street,  ft*.  ¥. 


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Swetland  W,  saloon 
Thompson  0  W  As  Bro,  gen  mdae 
Town  &  Burk,  livery 
Tulley,  Hart  &  Freese,  hardware 
Van  Cleve  ft  Wadsworth,  real  estate  agts 
Van  Doren  ft  Co,  clothing 
Van  Loon  Paul,  saloon 
Welch  ft  Doheny,  saloon 
Wheatley  Bros,  livery  stable 
WSITNETLW,  agent  Martinsdale 
ft  Billing's  Stage  Line  and  postmaster 
Wilde  Samuel,  attomey-at-law 
Woolfolk  ft  Hersey,  drusgists 
Wustrum  ft  Carter,  lumoer 


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Armstrong  F  K 


BIRNEV. 

Coster  County.    A  post-office. 

Bourn  F,  stock  raiser 

firandenberg  — ,  stock  raiser 

Burfiend  Bros,  stock  raisers 

Crittendon  R  J,  farmer 

Lay  E,  farmer 

Northropp  Chas,  lumber  dealer 

Padget  ft  Co,  stock  raisers 

Scott  ft  Hank,  stock^raisers 

Smith  Geo,  farmer 

Strader  Chas,  contractor  and  freighter 

Strader  John,  contractor  and  freighter 

Vangaskiu  ft  Co,  stock  raisers 

Westerwelt  F,  stock  raiser 


BLACKFOOT  CITY. 

Deer  Lodge  County.  A  post-office, 
25  miles  northeast  of  Deer  Lodge  City. 
Population  100. 

BntlMSETE  C  0,  general  merchandise 
Hall  John,  saloon 
Quigley  J  H,  general  merchanise 
Spear  Saul  \v,  general  merchandise 
Swartz  ft  Tibbitts,  saw-mill 


BOULDER  VALLEY. 


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Jefferson  County.    A  post-uffice, 
miles  northwest  of  Radersburg. 

COOK  V  A,  stationery,  notions,  etc 
DOTJOHERTT  J  E,  general  merchan- 
dise 
Draoey  Wm,  saloon 
Jefferies  R  W,  gen  mdse  and  butcher 
MTJBRAT  T  A,  general  merchandise 
Northrop  C,  livery  stable 
Smith  J  G,  saloon 


BOZEMAN. 

Gallatin  County.  A  post-office;  the 
county  seat,  96  miles  southeast  of 
Helena.  The  valley  in  which  it  is 
situated  is  charming  and  very  fertile. 
An  excellent  quality  of  bituminous  coal 


Son  propnotors 
Basinski  J  ft  Bros,  fancy  goods 
Bishop  DrCL,  dentist 

n^JVx^'  l^'^V'"'  U  S  Land  Office 
Cook  S  W,  blacksmith 
Chestnut  J  D,  saloon 

r  Wa^*'***'  W  *°**  ammunition 
Clark  A  P,  constable 

Didawiok  J,  justice  of  peace 

Esler  Frank,  harness  and  saddlery 

*|IIis  J,  groceries  and  liquors 

Edwards  T  R,  attomey-at-law 

Frick  Edvard.  barber 

Fridley  ::  F,  livery  stable 

Gallatin  Mills,  P  W  McAdow  ft  Bro 

Harper  Francis,  blacksmith 

Kleinschmidt  ft  Bro,  groceries 

Lewis  S  W,  barber 

Langhorne  S  W,  druggist 

Lockey  Bros,  grocery  and  bakery 

Lamme  A  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Mulvany  B  T  ft  Co,  blacksmith 

May  R  F,  fancy  goods 

Warfield  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Monroe  Dr  G  W,  physician 

MoKenzie  W  S,  sheriff 

Nichols  G  R,  hardware 
Osbom  S  H,  druggist 
Oakwood  ft  Mitchell,  saloon 
Rich  Chas,  groceries 
Strasburger  ft  Sperling,  gen  mdse 
Skehan  Philip,  Lacletle  Hotel 
Spencer  M  H,  dentist 
Speith  ft  Krug,  brewery 
Schwabe  W^m,  tailor 
Selin  John  A,  masonry,  etc 
STpRT  NELSON,  banker 
Switzer  J  C,  county  coroner 
Taylor  J  H,  postmaster,  books  and  fan- 
cy goods 
Thompson  ft  Beqnette,  painters 
Thomas  Geo  D  and  L  A,  flouring-mill 
Viviou  R  P,   attomey-at-law 
Wakefield  Geo  W,  hotel 
Wilson  Davis,  registrar  U  S  Land  Office 
Wilson  L  8,  clothier,  boots  and   shoes 
Worsham  P  P,  saloon 


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BRASSEY. 

Meaoher  County.    A  post-office. 
BRASSET  E  C,  postmaster 


BRIDGEVILLE. 

Gallatin  County. 
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BUELL 

CcsTER  County.     A  poit-offioa. 
CBABTBEE  ISAACi  postmaster 


BUTTE  CITY. 

Silver  Bow  County.  A  poat-office; 
tho  second  city  of  importance  of 
the  Territory,  situated  on  the  sIoim) 
above  Summit  Valley,  aoven  milea 
above  Silver  Bow.  The  discovery  of 
rich  lode*  in  January,  1875,  and  the 
introduction  of  sufficient  capital  to 
warrant  their  development  to  their 
greatest  capacity,  cast  the  glorious 
sunlight  of  a  permanent  gri>wth  over 
the  place,  andi*'  now  has  a  population 
of  4,000.  With  improved  facilities 
for  transportation,  and  an  outlet  by 
Utah  ft  Northern  l{y.  to  the  Union 
Pacific,  she  must  become  n  city  of  no 
little  importance.  Her  schools  aie 
good  and  tho  health  is  remarkably 
Hue. 

ABBEY     A    A    (Wi^in     ft    Abbey). 

Bvoadway 
Abr  tm  M  S,  pawnshoii 
Allain  Oscar,  saloon 
Aroadcn  — ,  physician 

AMANDA  GOLD  ft  SILVER  MIN- 

IKO  C0<  Marcus  Daly  superintendent 
Anderson  Fred  C,  barber 
Andrieux  C  A  (Curtis  ft  Andrieux) 
Anluuser  A  H,  locksmith 
Ashby  S  C  (Ashby  ft  Smith) 
Ashby  ft  Smith  (S  C  Ashby  and   H    B 

Smith),  Hro  insurance 
ATLESWORTH  WN  (Aylesworth  ft 

McKarland),  Broadway 
Bacon    Montford  S,  oculist  and  auridt 
Baker  J  C,  priNluco  and  grain 
Baker  Thomas  T,  U  S  deputy  and  county 

surveyor 
Bikldwiu  J  T,  city  attorney 
Barnard  A  W,  mining  operator 
Barnett  H,  dry  goods 
BARRET  A  H  < Birrot  ft  Jackv).  Park 
BARRET   ft   JACKT   (A  H   Barret 

and   C  -laeky),  saddles  and  harness, 

Park 
Barrett  <1  (Barrett  ft  Trahnt) 
Barrett    ft    Trahnt    ((i  Barrett   and  J 

Tr.-ihnt),  saloon 
Bartlctt  J  H  (Bartlett  ft  Patterson) 
Bartlctt  ft  Patterson  (J  H  Bartlett  and 

H  W  I'atterson),  carpenters 
Barton  Mrs  J  J,  dressmaker 
BFATi-    0   W»    proprietor    Centennial 

House.  Main 
H'BT.WIl.'RW  C  A  ft  00  (C  A  Beehrer, 

J   Talbot  and    i)  Leory),  saloon  and 

brewery,  363  Wyoming 


BennetTA  (Davis  ft  Bennet) 

BESTENBOSTBL    FRBD,     barber, 

Main 
Bonner  E  L  ft  Co  (EL  Bonner,  J  H 

Itobinson    and    M   J    Connell),  dry 

goods 
Bowen  E  M,  propr  Butte  City  Hotel 
Bowes  James  M,  furniture 
BOTCE  JAMES  R  (S»uds  ft   Boyco), 

Main 
Buyer  Alfred,  saloon 
Brown  ft  Dovenspeck  (Fred  Brown  and 

J  Dovenspeck),  meat  market 
Brownleo  M  B  (Hoge,  Brownlee  ft  Co) 
Butler  J  D  (Kichardsnn  ft  Butler) 
Butte  City  Hotel,  E  M  Bowen  pro|>r 
Butte  Fumiture*Co  (W  Hemtan,  M  Klce 

and  T  Ehrct) 
Butte  Hardware  Co,  A  J  Davis  prcs,  P 

A  Largey  supt 
"BUTTE    MIHER"    (daily).    Miner', 

Publishing  Co,  Broadway 
California  Brewery,  Chas  Schmidt  and 

L  liionemann  proprs 
Carlton  O   W,  editor  and    mgr    "Iq 

Mountain  Freeman" 
Cams  \y  N,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
CARR  T  M»  livery  stable.  Main 
I'arroll  J  C,  justice  of  tho  peace 
Casey    ft    Brophy    (O   H  Casey  and  P 

Brophy),  general  merchandise 
GAZA  A  H  (Perron,  Wall  ft  Co),  Park 
Centennial  Brewery,  Schmidt  ft  (iuuiur 

proprs 

CEITTENNIAL  HOUSE.  O  w  Deal 

proprietor,  Main 
Chauvin  J,   furniture  and  soconJ-hand 

goods 
Cherbono  Ed,  blacksmith 
(.'lark  H  S,  business  agency 
Clark  ft  Parady,  hoisting  works 
Cobb  Miss  H  (Deering  ft  Cobb) 
Cohen  Alex,  groceries 
( 'ohen  D  11,  pawnbroker 
Cohen  D  Sr,  groceries 
Culcmau  John,  i^rouurics 
Coleman  W  (W  Coleman  ft  Co) 
Coleman  W   ft  Co  (W  Coleman   and  S 

I^wis),  general  merchandise 
Conlon  Patrick,  saloon 
Connolly  M  H  (N  H  Connolly  ft  Co) 
Connolly  N  H  ft  Co  (N  H  Connolly  and 

A  W  Mclntire),  livixy  stable  i 

Connor  U  H  (Stanley  ft  Connor) 
Copini^s  William,  clothing 
Cornelius  J  M,  Sftloou 
Cowan  J  F  (Owsley,  Valiton  ft  Co) 
Curtis  ft  Andrieux  (J  H  Curtis  and  C  A 

Andrieux),  real  estate 
Curtis  C  C.  fruits 
Curtis  Mrs  C  C,  millinery 
Curtis  J  H  (Curtis  ft  Andrieux) 
D'Acheul  H  A  (Poschen  ft  D'Acheul) 
Dahl  H  C.  bowling  alloy 


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"Daut  inter  moxthtaih." 

Inter  Motiiit«in  PuMiahing  Cj,   Lee 
Martiie  manager,  V  .sid  Lookley  edi- 
tor, Wcat  Broadway 
Daly  C  (Daly  k  Morehouse) 
Daly  k  Morehouse  (0  Daly  and  I  More- 
house), saloon 
Daroereault  M  D,  fur  dealer 
Davis  A  J  (Tuttle.  Erson  &  Co) 
DAVIS  ANDREW  J>  president  First 

National  Bank,  Main 
Davis  ft  Bennet  (M  Davis  and  T  A  Ben- 
net),  assayers 
Davis  M  (Davis  ft  Bennet) 
Davis  Paul,  restaurant 
Dookelman  A  T,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Decker  Charles,  carpenter 
Deering  ft  Cobb  (Miita  J  C  Deering  and 
Miss  H   Cobb),  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 
Deering  Miss  J  C  (Deering  ft  Cobb) 
DcUingcr  D  N,  hardware  and  stoves 
Deslauries  A,  blacknmith 
De  Witt  W  H  (Randolph  ft  De  Wilt 
De  Wolfe  S,  attorney 
Dixon  W  W,  attorney-at-law 
Dolls  John,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Dolman  P  K,  commission  a>id  storage 
Donnell,  Clark  ft  Larabie  (K   W  Don- 
neU,  W  A  Clark,  and  S  E  Larabie), 
bunkers 
Doud  A  (Mullville  ft  Doud) 
Duffy  John  H,  attorney 
Dunkle  G  W,  agt  Wanamaker  ft  Brown, 

Philadelphia 
Durnnd  W  M ,  feed  stable 
Du  KoU  B  M  ft  Co  (B  M  Dn  Rell).  gro- 
ceries 
Eagle  Joseph,  bakery 
Edwards  I*.  M,  bootmaker 
Ehret  T  (Butto  Furaishing  Co) 
Emerson  Mrs  J  M,  dreRsmakcr 
Engel  (iilbert,  second-hand  goods 
Ernst  (*eorge,  National  Loan  OlHce 
Esson  Robert  C  (Tuttle,  Esson  &  Co) 
Estes  S  A  (Leo  W  Foster  ft  Co) 
ETJSTIS  A  (Eustis,  Moffitt    ft   Rich- 
ards), Park 

EUSTIS.  MOFFITT  &  RICHARDS 

(A  Eustis,  T  Moffitt,  and  W  A  Rich- 
ards), meat  market.  Park 

Farrell  Dennis,  saloon 

Faulk  Ben,  meat  market 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK.  An  irew 

J   Davis  president,  Joseph  A  t.yde 

cashier,  ^Iain 
FITSOHiBN  OEO  C.  saloon,  Main 
FORKS  JOHN  F  (Knowles  ft  Forbia), 

Main 
Poster  Lee  W  (Lee  W  Foster  ft  Co) 
Foster  Lee  W  ft  Co  (Lee  W  Foster  and 

8   A    Estes,    and   A    Kleinechmidt, 

Helena),  groceries  and  liquors 
Fox  J  D,  watchmaker 


FrankH  L,  wholesale  liquors  and  oignrij 
FREraiAN    lEOH   IBL,    proprietor 
"In-Mountain  Freemon,"  Main 

FRENCH  MILO,  boarding  and  lodffing. 
East  Quartz  *    * 

Freyschlau  E  C  (Fre«l  Gamer  &  Co) 
(}albraith  Wm  J,  county  judpo 
Gamble  Peter  D,  produce 
Gamer  Daniel  (Schmidt  ft  Gamer) 
Gamer  Fred  (Fred  Uainor  &  (Jo) 
Gamer  Fred  ft  Co  (Fred  Gamer  and  E  0 

Freyschlag),  boots  and  shoes 
Garrin  J  Jay,  clergyman  (Methodist) 
Gilbert  ft  Tyler,  bottka  and  stationery 
Girard  F  X,  blacksmith 
Gleaaon  F  E,  dentiat 
Goldsmith  ft  Co,  clothing, 
Gordon  A,  blacksmith 

GORDON  JOHN  A.  proprietor  Thea- 
ter Comi(iue,  Main 
Grand  Central  Holl,  F  H  Buzzard  propr 
Grenier,  Fomie  ft  Co,  blacksmitha 
Grix  Robert  (Richards  ft  Grix) 

HAMILTON  T  S  (Housor  C  B  ft  Co), 

Park 
Harper  Joaeph   H,  civil   engineer  and 

surveyor 
Harris  Albert,  watchmake*- 
Harris  D  L,  meat  market 
Hassel  R  B,  aupt  public  inatruct*  a 
Hcits  ft  Co,  butchera 
Herbert  Charles,  saloon 
Herman  W  (ButLe  Furniture  Co) 
Heyman  ft  Co  (A  Heyman),  cigars  and 

tobacco 
Heyman  L,  saloon 
Hodgman  W  A,  saddles  and  harness 
Hoge,  Brownlee  ft  Co  (Wm  L  Hogo,  M 

B  Brownlee,   F  E  Sargeant  and  F  R 

McConnell),  bankers 
Hogo  W  L  (Hoge,  Brownlee  ft  Co) 
Holt  F  (StoU  ft  Holt) 
Hoppe  H  J,  brewery 
Horn  John,  carpenter 
Hough  C  P,  physician 

HOUSER  C  B  (Houaer  C   B  ft  Co), 

Park 
HOUSER  C  B  &  CO  (C  B  Huuser,  T  S 

Hamilton   and  W  G  Pfouta),  winea 

and  liquors,  Park 
Houaoworth  S  (Housew  orth  ft  Tonkin) 
Houseworth  ft  Tonkin  (S  Houaeworth 

and  S  Tonkin),  saloon 
Hurst  H  (Kuhwarth  ft  Hnrst 
Huson  £  T,  saloon 
HYDE   J  A>   cashier  First    National 

Bank,  Main 

"IN  -  MOUNTAIN     FREEMAN." 

Legh   R  Freeman  proprietor,  G   W 
Carlton  editor  and  business  manigur. 
Main 
Irvine  Caleb  E,  probate  judge 
Irvin  Geo  W,  clerk  of  district  court 


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and  conveyancers 

Jacky  C  (Baret  &  Jacky) 

JACK  WH  M  (Kinna  ft  Jack),  300  and 
36'2  Main,  and  chairman  county  com- 
missioners, Court  House 

January  I  W,  physician 

Jenks  J  D  ft  8on,  contractors  and 
builders 

Johnston  J  C,  physician 

Jones  Henry,  merchant  tailor 

Julian  Joseph  (Julian  ft  Sturtdri|{e) 

Julian  ft  8turtdrige  (Joseph  Julian 
and  Thomas  Sturtdrige),  saloon 

KlpKKK  J  B>  restaurant,  Broadway 

Keith  S  N,  civil  engineer 

Kellogg  G  A  (Ringing  ft  Kellogg) 

King  ft  Lowry   (S  F  King  and  T 
Lowry),  saloon 

King  S  F  (King  ft  Lowry) 

KINNA  &  JACK  (John  Kinna  and 
Wm  M  Jack),  hardware,  360  and  362 
Main 

KINNA  JOHN  (Kinna  ft  Jack).  360 
and  3(i2  Main 

Kirby  Mrs  Frank  (Nash  ft  Kirby) 

Kirkendall  Hugh,  freighter 

Kh-e  M  (Butte  Furnituro  C<>) 

KNOWLES  &  FOSBIS  (U  Kuowles 

and  J  F  Forliis),  attorntjys.  Granite 
KNOWLES  H    (Knowles    ft  Forbis), 

(iranito 
Kuhwarth  K  (Kuhwarth  ft  Hurst) 
Kuhwarlh  ft  Hurst  (K  Kuhwarth  and  H 

Hurst),  sabxin 
Lamb  Kcv  M  V,  clergyman  (Baptist) 
Largey  P  A,  supt  Butte  Hardware  Co 
Laspeyre  ft  Savage  (T    liOsiwyre   and  J 

A  Savage),  attorneys-at-law 
lja8i>oyre  T  (Laspeyre  ft  Savage) 
Ivce  .1  (StanJvjr)^  ft  I^e) 
I>eit«.T  K  G  (I/citcr  A  Wise) 
Ixiitcr  ft  Wise  (KG  liciter  and  L  Wise), 

tailors 
licshcr  J  B,  bootmaker 
liewia  Geo  S,  grcHfries 
Lewis  S  (W  Coleman  ft  Co) 
Ijeyson  .1  H  (l^eysoii  ft  Turck) 
I>eyi*on  &.  Turck  (C  M  Turek  and  J 

lA-ysfiu),  jcwflers 
Lionemann  L,  brewery  and  saloon 
liippincott  W  I,  attorney 
Linsey  G  H,  agt  Pacific  Kx press  Co 
LOCKLET  FRED,  editor  .laily    ' 

ter  Mountain,"  West  Broatlway 
I/»eber  Fred,  Butte  Market 
I/)wry  Thomas  I>,  liheritr 
I.ynch  ft  Mather  (J  U  Lynch  ard  C 

Mather),  saloon 
Maguire  C,  parlor  ornaments 
[x)wry  T  M  (King  ft  I»wry) 
Lynch  J  H  (Lyndi  ft  Mather) 
aAHONET  L>  saloon,  Park 


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Manning  Mrs  Annie,  cigars,  tobacco 
and  fruits 

Manning  L  £,  notary  public 

MANTLE  LEE,  manager  daily  '<!„. 
ter  Mountain,"  West  Broadway 

Mantle  ft  Marsh,  insurance  agents 

Maratta^  Mrs  E,  fruits,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco  

MARCHESSEAV  S,  (Marchesseau  ft 
Valiton),  350,  cor  Main  and  Granite 

MABCHESSEAU  A  VAIITGN  (S 

Marchesseau  and  Peter  Valiton),  gen- 
eral merchandise,  350,  cor  Main  and 
Granite 

Mauldin  W  T,  cigar  factory 

Mathews  James,  wholesale  liquors  and 
cigars 

Mather  C  W  (Lynch  ft  Mather) 

Matlaw  F  E,  physician 

Mayer  M  E,  assay er 

McAvoy  T  F,  life  insurance  agent 

McBride  Francis  T,  attorney-at-law 

McCarthy  .Terry,  saloon 

McConnell  F  R  (Hoge,  Brownlee  &  Co) 

McConuell  N  J,  contrastor  and  builder 

McConville  J  A,  merchant  tailor 

McDonald  Bros,  carpenters 

McFABLAND  D  H  (Aylesworth  & 
McFarland),  Broadway 

Mclutire  A  W  (N  H  Connolly  ft  Co) 

McMillan  a  a.  blackHuuth  and 
curriagemaker.  Park 

McNulty  (i  A,  dentiat 

Mendelsohn  J.  cigars  and  news  depot 

Merrill  <)  M,  assaycr 

Meyers  — ,  assgyer 

MINER  PUBllSHINQ'CO,  publish- 

ITS  "!j<tily  Miner" 

MITCHELIiE  MISS  JENNIE,  cigarg 

and  t'»l>acoo.  Park 

MOFFITT  T  (Eustis,  Moffitt  ft  Kich- 

anU),  Park 
Moort'  C  H,  books  and  stationery 
Morehouse  J  (I>aly  ft  Moi-ehouse) 
Morier  Mrs  Eliza,  ItHljjiiiL'-hDjise 
MorriH  Bros  (J  I^  M  and  l)ttvid  Morris), 

general  mi>r<lutndiso 
Morrin  .1  L  (Morris  Bros) 
Mount  Vernon  Hc)tel,  Mrs  X  Nash  and 

Mrs  H  Kirl)y  proprs 

MOUNTAIN     CONSOLIOATEO 

MINING  CO.  Walter  Mackay  super- 
intendent 
Mulville    ft    Giard,    blacksmiths   and 

horseshoers  ■ 
Mullville  S  (MuUville  ft  Doud) 
Murray  John,  barber 
Murray  Puter,  saloon 
Naduau  Joseph  A,  restaurant 
Naptoti  H  P,  attorneyat-luw 
Nttpton  Thomas  L,  attorney-at-law 
Nasli  Mrs  Martha  (Nttsh  ft  Kirby) 
Newton  Bros  (C  W  and  T  P  Newton), 
drugi^ists 


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PIONEER  IRON  WORKS. 


C'AkVIM    XtTTINM   A   HON.   Propri«-iors. 
■ntAbllshed  iH49    *)t7  JIalu  Mtreit.M  F. 


tlLEH.  TUGGIE  &  CO.,  Ship  Plank,  all  kinils.  "KiKaa-.!:."- 


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Newton  C  W  and  T  P  (Newton  Bros) 
Newton  T  P  (Walker  &  Newton) 

HIEPENHOFEN  CATHARINE,  va- 
rieties, Park 

Nissler  Christian,  saloon 

Northwestern  Forwarding  Co,  coal, 
salt,  etc 

Oettineer  Isaac,  cigars  and  tobacco 

OBIOINAL  BUTTE  MINING  CO. 

Marcus  Daly  superintendent 

Ornstein  M  &  Bro  (M  and  B  Ornstein), 
meat  market 

Owsley,  Valiton  &  Co  (Wm  Owsley,  H 
G  Valiton  and  J  F  Cowan),  livery 
stable 

Owsley  Wm  (Owsley,  Valiton  &Co) 

Palmer  C  M,  jeweler 

Paschen  &  D'Acheul  (H  N  Paschen  and 
H  A  D'Acheul),  druggists 

Paschen  H  N  (Paschen  &  D'Acheul) 

Pasco  J  F  (Richards  &  Pasco) 

Paxson  E  S,  sign  and  scenic  painter 

PATTEN  F  E  W«  insurance  agent. 
Main 

Patterson  H  W  (Bartlett  &  Patterson) 

Paxson  £,  painter 

PembertonW  G,  attorney -at-law 

PERRON  J  D  (Perron,  Wall  &  Co), 
Park 

PERRON.  WALL  &"C0  (J  D  Perron, 
T  A  Wall  and  A  H  Caza),  lumber 
yard,  Park 

Petritz  John,  hotel  and  brewery 

Pettit  B,  furniture 

PFOUTS  W  0  (Houser  C  B  &  Co), 
Park 

Pinkham  W,  auction  and  commission 

Potting  John  F,  meat  market 

Potting  &  Pasco],  butchers 

Provost  Charles,  saloon 

Kandolph  &  De  Witt  (G  C  Randolph 
and  W  H  De  Witt),  attorneys-at-law 

Randolph  G  C  (Randolph  &  De  Witt) 

Read  Wm,  assessor 

Redenggr  Fred,  barber 

RENwAW  JAMES,  machinery  and 
engineers'  supplius  agent  Knowles' 
Steam  Pump  Works,  Frascr  &  Chal- 
mers, 364  Main 

Rcnshaw  R-bert  M,  Opera  House 

Reynolds  £  D,  mining  and  general  ma- 
chinery 

Richards  E  S  (Richards  k  Grix) 

Richards  &  Grix  (K8  Richards  and  Rob- 
ert Grix),  books  and  stationery  and 
music 

R'chards  &  Pasco  (Wm  Richards  and 
J  F  Pasco),  saloon 

RICHARDS  W  A  (Fustis,  Moffitt  & 

Richards),  Park  --^ 
Richards  Wm  (Richards  &  Pasco) 
Richardson  &.  Butler  (C  H  Richardson 

and  J  D  Butler),  saloon 
Richardson  C  H  (Richardson  &  Butler) 


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^»ng«|ing  *  Kellogg  (N  B  Ringeling  and  '  S 
tr  A  Kellogg),  surveyors  j  r— 

RingeUug  N  B  (Rii.geling  &  Kellogg)      I  _. 

Roberta  &  Co  (G  M  Roberts),  second-  i  = 
hand  goods  ^'^ 

Roberts  H  D,  meat  market 

Robinson  &  Stapleton,  attorneys 

Roeser  &  Keeler  (Mrs  Annie  Roeser  and 

5  Keeler),  restaurant 
Rosenstein  H  D,  tailor 
Russell  Rev  J   R,   clergyman 

terian) 
Rutter  T  H,  photographer 
Saddlerock  Restaurant    and  Lodeinsr- 

Honse  ^    * 

Sands  &  Boyce,  gen  mdse  and  carpets 
Schildwachter  H  B,  butcher 
Sackett  F  M  (Stackpole,  Simpson*  Co) 
ST  NICHOLAS  HOTEL,  Aylesworth 

6  McFarland,  Broadway 
Salvadore   Mining  Co,   L  Stettheimer 

Bupt 
SAI1DS&  BOTCE  (J  and  A  Sands  aid 

James  R  Boyce),  dry  goods,  Main 
SANDS  J  AKD  a  (Sands  &  Boyce), 

Main 
Sarchet  G  B,  physician 
Sargeant  F  E  (Hoge,  Brownlee  &  Co) 
Savage  J  A  (Laspeyre  &  Ravage) 
Schetiiline  Chas,  painter 
Sclieuer  F  V,  groceries 
Schlesinger  Chas,  cigars  and  liquors 
Schmidt  Chas,  brewery  and  saloon 
Schmidt  Leopold  (Schmidt  &  Gamer] 
SchuUze  C,  saloon 
Shaffer  Jacob,  barber 
Sherwood  G,  cigars  and  fruits 
Shields  James  &  Co  (James  Shields  & 

Murphy  Neel  &,  Co,  Helena,    Caplice 

&  Smith,  Phillipsburg,  Montana),  gro- 


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Shippen  Harry  W,  cigars,  tobacco  and 

produce 
Shippen  W  C,   agency  Crown,  Singer 

&  Davis  sewing  machines 
Shodair  &  Son  (K  M  and  L  W  Shodair), 

candy  factory 
Shodair  K  M  and  L  W  (Shodair  &  Son) 
Silverman  I,  ladies  fancy  goods 
SIMPSON  DENNIS,  barber,  Main 
Simpson  Wm  (Stackpole,   Simpson  k 

Co) 
.Singer  J  C,  furniture 
Sirois  Naraire,  groceries 
Smiih  H  B(Ashby  &  Smith) 
Smith  H  &  Co  (H  Smith),  saloon 
Smith  Rev  James  E,  pastor  Congrega- 
tional Church 
Smith  Mrs  L,  millinery 
Smith  L  P,  marshal 
Smith  W  Edward,  postmaster 
("'i.cckart  A  (A  Speckart  &  Co) 
Speckart  A  &  Co  (A  Speckart.'L  Schmidt 
&  D  Gam),  wholesale  liquors 


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WHITK  BROS..  1.Y  A  15  Main  and  1-t  A  16  Spear 
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Speer  W  O,  attornoy-at-law 
Stackpole  &  Botkiii,  druegists 
Stackpolo  E  S  (Stackpole,  Simpson  & 

Co) 
Stackpole.  Simpson  &  Co  (E  S  Stack- 
pole,  Wm  Simpson  and  F  M  Sackett), 
druggists 
Stanley  ft  Connor  (J  Stanley  and  R  H 

Connor),  groceries 
Stanley  V  (Stanley  &  Connor) 
Stenberg  &  Lee  (0  Stenberg  and  J  Lee), 

painters 
Stenberg  O  (Stenberg  &  Lee) 
Stoll  &  Holt  (J  Stoll  and  F  Holt),  horse- 

ttnQGrs 

stoll  J  (Stoll  &  Holt) 
Stoner  I  W  (Wade  &  Stoner) 


Stout  M,  blacksmith 

Stultz  J,  brewery 

Sturtdrige  Thomas  (Julian  &  Stnrt- 
drige) 

Sullivan  J  T,  jeweler 

Summers  M  J,  bootmaker 

Summit  Valley  Lumber  Co,  James  A 
Maxwell 

Talent  Mrs  Clara  P,  music  and  musical 
instruments 

Taylor  Fred,  auctioneer 

Taylor  &  Pinkham,  auction  and  com- 
mission 

The  Lexington  Foundry,  Tuttle,  Esson 
ACo  proprietors      

THEATSE  GOMIUUE,  John  A  Gor- 
don proprietor.  Main 


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Corner  of  Main  and  Park  Streets, 


Thibault  Mrs  L  P,  dresumaker 

Thomas  J  D,  groceries 

Thompson  F  A,  dentist 

Thompson  James,  physician  and  coroner 

Thompson  Wm,  lumber 

Tillotson  Rev   C  It,    pastor  Episcopal 

Church 
Todd  (}eo  W,  saloon 
Todd  Mrs  G  VV,  dressmaker 
Todd  Ilobert  A,  dentist 
Tndd  Mrs,  physician 
TOMPKn^S    W  F>    commission  and 

auction.  Park 
Tonkin  S  (Huusoworth  &  Tonkin) 


Totamo  George  F,  cigar  mfr 
Trahnt  J  (Barrett  &  Trahut) 
Trambley  Julius,  bootmaker 
Trowbridge  C  B  4  Co,  wholesale  and 

retail  liquors 
Tugas  &  Co,  blacksmiths 
Turck  C  M  (Loyson  &  Turck) 
Tuttle  S  (Tuttle,  Esson  &  Co) 
Valiquett  L  11,  furniture  factory 
Valiton  H  (i  (Owsley,  Valiton  &  Co) 
VALITON   PETER  (Marchesseau  & 

Valiton),  lioO  cor  Main  and  Granite 
Van  Gunily  J  E,  saloon 
Vcuable  J  M,  treasurer  and  collector 


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CALVIN  NUniNG  &  SON. 


Tubular  Whci^lharrown,  B«»lt  and  Itridce 
%Vork,  SseT  Main  Ifttrect,  Mau  Francisco. 


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Vogel  B,  lodging-house 

Wade  &  Stoner  (T  O  Wade  and 

Stoner),  livery  and  feed  stable 
Wade  T  O  (Wade  &  Stoner) 
Wagner  Daniel,  restaurant 
Walker  A  M  (Walker  &  Newton) 
Walker  &  Newton  (A  M  Walkr"  and  T 

P  Newton),  lumber  yard 
WALL   T  A    (Perron,  Wall  &    Co), 

Park 
WARFIELD  JAMES,  livery  stable. 

Main 
Warren  George,  boots  and  shoes 
Waterbury  £  B,  public  administrator 
Welch  Daniel  J,  treasurer 
Whattey  J  E,  restaurant 
Western    Union  Telegraph  Co,   W   N 

Cams  mgr 
White  T  H,  barber 
Whitford  O  B,  propr  Miners'  Hospital 

and  physician 
WIGOm  ft  ABBEY  (H 

and  A  A  Abbey),   Elite 
Broadway  • 

WIGOm  H  W  (Wiggin    tt    Abbey), 
Broadway 

Wilcox  J  B,  police  judge 

Wilson  Mrs  Annie,  restaurant 

Wingard ,  physician 

Wise  L  (Leiter  «  Wise) 

Wissen  John,  lodging-house 

Witter  A  C,  .county  clerk  and  recorder 

WOODBTJBN  C  H,   saloon,   Montana 

W^TNNE  E  W,  druggist.  Park 

Zephirin  F,  bootmaker 


W  Wiggin 
Saloon,  20 


CANTON. 

Meagher  County.  A  post-office,  30 
miles  southeast  of  Helena,  and  14 
miles  southwest  of  Diamond  City. 

TIERNE7  W  E  &  GO.  general  mer- 
chandise 

CANYON. 

Custer  County.    A  post-office. 

EBWIK  S  H  ft  BROS,  general  mer- 
chandise 


CANON  CREEK. 

Lewis  and  Clarke  County.  A  poat- 
oifice,  21  miles  northwest  of  Helena. 
Population  20. 

NE7ERS  W  S,  postmaster 


CANON  FERRY. 

MsAaHER  County.     A    post-office,  19 
miles  northwest  of  Diamond  City. 

SHERIFF   COURT,  postmaster  and 
general  merchandise 


CENTREVILLE. 

Meagher  Cocnty.  A  post-office,  20 
miles  southwest  of  Diimond  City, 
and  32  miles  southeast  of  Helena. 

Barker  James,  cen  mdse 

Bencher  J  Q,  physician 

Corlett  Hugh,  blacksmith 

HOOVER  DAVID,  blacksmith 

Hoover  &  Dunlovy,  blacksmiths' 

McCormick  James  E,  hotel  and  saloon 

McFadden  C,  groceries 

Moore  James,  ferryman 

Smith  W  R,  general  merchandise 

CHESTNUT. 

Meagher  County.  A  post-offioe,  on 
Missouri  River,  68  miles  northeast  of 
Helena. 

HARRIS  J  A.  postmaster 
Steele  George,  general  merchandise 


CLANCY. 

Jefferson  County.  A  post-office,  15 
miles  southeast  of  Helena.  Popula- 
tion 100. 

Harvey  G  L,.8'ock  raiser 

HILL  H  H>  bi^Ass  foundry,  assayer, 
postmaster,  machine  shop,  general 
merchandise,  notary  public,  and  tele- 
phone office 

Hill  H  M  &  Co,  Clancy  flume  and 
Hydraulic  Mines 

Legal  Tender  Mining  Co 

Lewis  W  C,  blacksmith 

Milligan  R  A,  hotel 

Redding  Emanuel,  shingle  factory 

White  Bros,  saw-mill 

Wilkinson  &,  Ludy,  saloon 


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CLENDENIN. 

Meagher  County.    A  post  office. 

Burghart  Harry  D,  mgr  smelting  works 

Clendeuiu  Mining  and  Smelting  Co 

Dapper  Joe,  saloon  • 

McDermott  J  P,  saloon 

REED  FRED  W.  general  merchandise 

and  postmaster 
Robinson  E  H,  druggist 


COLD  SPRINGS. 

Jeffer3?)n  County.    A  post-office. 
DOHERTY  JOHN,  postmaster. 


COOKE. 

Gallatin  County.    A  post-office. 


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Mtrect,  M.  V.   Ori'icoii  Atih,  Maple  and  Alder. 


1392 


Montana — Butte  City. 


DAILY   AND  WEEKLY 


PUBLISHED  AT 

BUTTE    CITY,    MONTANA, 

BY  THE 

/l\/T£R  MOUNTAIN  PUBLISHING  COMPANY  (Incorporalea). 


The  Leading  Newspaper  0/  Montana  Territory. 


DAILY. 

One  Year,  by  mail •DK.OO 

Six  Honths.  "      e.OO 

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Is  now  recognized  as  the  LIVELIEST  and  MOST  PERMANENT, 

SUBSTANTIAL  MINING  CAMP  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

Ita  immense  true  fiuure  reins  of  Silver,  Copper  and  (>oId  are  being  developed 
deeper  every  year,   and  hence  immense  quantities  of  Mining 
Machinery  ore  rotjuired  to  carry  on  the  work. 

THE  ATTENTION  OP 

Mining,  Machinery  and  Mining  Sopplies'  Dealers  and  Manufactoren 

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PRINCIPAL  CITY  IN  THE  TERRITORY. 


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MASONIC  OTTTFITS, 


Society  Goofis,  «t«.,  at  WORCROSS  *  CO., 
Maaonle  Temple,  Mo.  O  Pest  Mtreet,  IS.  F. 


1394 


Montana — Cooke-Deer  Lodge  City. 


Macumber  &  Orvis,  saloon 
HALIN  A  J  &  C0>  contractora 
Wills  Alexander,  smelter 


CROW  AGENCY. 


Indian  Reservation  County. 
office. 


A  post- 


BOKERD  C  Si  postmaster 
DUNN.  LEE  &  BABCOCE,  general 
merchandise 


CROW  CREEK. 

jEFrERsoN  County.  Post-office 
dersburg;  3  miles  southeast  of 
dersburg. 

DOUGHEBTT  J  E;  general  merchan 
dise 


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Lewis  and  Clarke 
office. 


DEARBORN. 

County. 


A  post- 


Ellis  C  H,  hotel 
Gillette  W  C,  notary  public 
Jjabriche  Charles  D,  Imie  merchant 
Mnrquis  Taucride,  blacksmith 
MHiOT  H  At  general  merchandise 
Ross  James,  school  teacher 
Thomas  E  J,  hotel  and  saloon 
Warner  Geo,  butcher 


DEER  LODGE  CITY. 

Deer  Lodge  County.  A  post-office; 
the  county  seat,  45  miles  south- 
west of  Helena  and  45  miles  north  of 
Butte  City.  Population  1,500;  has  a 
weekly  newspaper,  T/ie  New  North- 
it'fxt.  The  Montana  College  Institute 
is  located  here,  also  one  of  the  finest 
graded  schools  in  the  Territory. 

Aspling  Thomas,  varieties 

Aylesworth  k  McFarland,  hotel 

Bailey  &  Hartw«ll,  lumber  dealers 

Batterton  J  Y,  county  commissioner 

Belenburg  C  H  P,  meat  market 

Belinbury  N,  wholesale  butcher 

Bicn  W,  furniture 

Buisvert  R,  saloon 

Bonner  E  L  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Bradley  John,  carpenter 

Burney  G  W,  express  agent 

Buxton  J  H,  empioyeo  N  P  R  R 

Carey  Mrs  W  R,  milliner 

Cattlin  T   W,   county  supt    of  public 

instruction 
Coleman  Lewis,  county  treasurer 
Coleman  Wm  &  Co,  varieties 
Dashiells  E  D,  carpenter 


Davis  R  L,  public  administrator 

Desiodi  Eli,  saloon 

Dickey  J  E,  druggist 

Dnnnell,  Clark  &  Larabie,  bankers 

EASTMAN  J  O,  intelligence  Office 

Emerson  0,  probate  judge 

Evens  P  E,  wool  grower 

Gerbel  John,  saloon 

Glass  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Holland  k  Estell,  livery  stable 

Hopkins  M  M,  dentist 

Hulburt  H  A,  deputy  postmaster 

Irvine  E  H,  mining  superintendent 

Irvine  W  L  &  T  C,  stock  raisers 

Jenkins  .7  D,  contractor  and  builder 

Kclley  R  S,  mining  supt 

Kennon  &  Zenor,  hardware 

Khors  k  Belenburg,  stock  raisers 

Kimmerley  Bros,  lumber 

Kleinschmidt  &  Co,  groceries   and  dry 

goods 
Lansing  Peter,  boots  and  shoes 
Mathews  Wm,  saloon 
Mayhew  A  E,  district  attorney 
McAndrews  J  S,  county  recorder 
McMahan  Ed,  barber 
McMasters  J  B,  county  assessor 
Meyers  J  H,  principal  public  schools 
Miller  W  B,    harness  and  saddlcmaker 
MULS   J   H,    editor    "New    North 

West " 
Mitchell  A  H,  physician  and  surgeon 
Montana  College  Institute,  W  Mount- 
joy  principal 
Morgan  Thomas,  U  S  signal  service 
Mountjoy  W,  prin  Montana  College  In- 

Bi  itute 
Murphy,  Higgins  &  Co,  wholesale  gro- 
ceries 
Napton  H   P,  civil  engineer  and  sur- 
veyor 
Napton  T  Ij,  attorney 
Napton  W,  attorney 

"NEW  NORTH  WEST."  J  H  Mills 

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O'Bannon  O  B,  land  agt  and  U  S  com- 

mit<8ioncr 
O'Neill  Hugh,  warden  U  S  penitentiary 
O'  Ncill  John,  hardware 
Orvings  J  H,  physician 
Price  Frank,  deputy  U  S  marshal 
Reed  H  S,  insurance  agt 
Rohards  &  Co,  brickmakers 
Ruhards  Joseph,  planing-mill 
Robinson  J  C,  attorney 
Rockwell  &  Gross,  harness  and  saddle 

m.ikers 
Rouleiu  Chas,  hotel 
Scott  Sum,  hotel 
STACEPOLE  &  CO.  druggists  and  sta 

tioners — wholesale  and  retail 
STACKPOLE  E  S.  postmaster 
Steele  J  W,  painter 
Strang  Thomas,  sheriff 


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Teterault  Frank,  blacksmith  and  wag- 

onmaker 
Tompaon  John,  furniture  mfr 
Valeten  Peter,  broker 
Van  Gundey  J  E,  propr  Western  Brew- 
Walker  Peter,  baker 
Ward  &  McAndrews,  livery  stable 
Whitehill  H  K.  attorney 
Siosel  A,  blacksmith 


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Beaver  Heai>  County.  A  po8t-office,on 
the  Utah  &  Northern  R.  R.,  68  miles 
from  Butte  City. 

Blivens  Chas,  livery  stable 

Brown  T  N  &  Co,  hardware 

BUNSAOE  H>  publisher  and  proprie- 
tor "The  Dillon  Tribune  " 

Butts  &  Drake,  contractors,  builders 
and  furniture 

Butts  E,  furniture 

Clutter  John  E,  physician  and  druggist 

Continental  Oil  and  Transportation  Co, 
C  J  Gilmore  agt 

Dart  Geo  W,  tinware 

Davis  J,  barber 

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Bundage,  publisher  and  proprietor 

Dingley  D  A,  attorney-at-law 

Dingley  Mrs  J  T,  fancy  goods  and 
dressmaker  . 

Eliel  Leonard,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Fyhrie  L  C  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

(iilroy  E,  saddler  and'harnessmaker 

Goodrich  M  A,  hotel 

Green  &  Walters,  lumber 

Hall  R  M,  attorney-at-law 

Hanson  Mrs  L,  milliner 

Heyform  D  J,  butcher 

Hirschman  Chas,  saloon 

Jones  Harry,  saloon 

Kelley  Wm,  saloon 

KIRKPATRICK  BROS  (James  and 
Robert  Kirkpatrick)  general  mer- 
chandise 

Kupter  Mrs  L,  watches  and  jewelry, 
guns,  pistols,  etc 

Lear  W  J,  blacksmith 

licwis  Al,  blacksmith 

Leyson  &  Boddy,  butchers 

Leyson  D,  hotel 

Lowell  John  W,  agricultural  imple- 
ments 

Marlow  Ed,  livery  stable  and  saloon 

Meade  C,  attorney-at-law 

Miller  C  L,  blacksmith 

Morton  Chas,  bakery,  confectionery  and 
fruits 

O'Neil  Patrick,  hotel 

Orem  J  C,  blacksmith 

Poindexter  T  W,  general  merchandise 


Rutter  Robert,  blacksmith 
Schulz  Frank,  bootmaker 
Selson  R,  saloon 
Shively  John,  wagonmaker 
Styles  k  Clutter,  saloon 
SWEET  &  BALDWIN,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Thomson  C  L,  groceries  and  fruits 
Weightmnn  John,  varieties 
Will  Mrs  E  M,  restaurant 
Yeomans  J  B,  barber 


ENNIS. 

Madison  County.    A  post-offic 

Allen  &  Shingleton,  fanners  and  stock 

*    raisers 

Burns  &  Smith,  machinists 

ENNIS  WM,  general  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Evans  Joseph,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Evans  Wm,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Fletcher  Wm,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Jeifers  J  B,  farmer  and  stock  raiaer 
Jeffers  M  D,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Livermore  Ira,  machinist 
Lyons  George,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Lyons  Robert,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Maynard  E  A,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
McKimmens  Wm,  machinist  and  farmer 

and  stock  raiser 
Mitchell  H  B,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Mitchell  Wm,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Saunders   J    W,    blacksmith   and  ma- 
chinist 
Shriver  &  Hayden,  ma^shinists 
Spaulding  Don   O,    farmer  and  stock 

raiser 
Varney  &  Farrell,  stock  raisers 
Watkins  George,  fanner  and  stoc-:  raiser 
Wheling  O  C,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 
Wood'.7orth  J,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 


FISH  CREEK. 

Mapison    County.     A   post-oflSce,  48 
miles  north  of  Virginia  City. 

BRUFFET    GEO    A,   rancher,  post- 
master, general  merchaudise  and  hotel 


FLATHEAD. 


Mis.soxTLA  County.  A  post-office.  There 
is  at  this  agency  a  Hne  flour-mill, 
saw-mill,  blacksmith  and  carpenter 
shop. 

Baird  R  M,  farmer 

Choynette  L  H.  pliysioian 

EDDY.  HAMMOND  &  CO,  general 
merchandise,  L  C  Tuott  manager 

Ronan  Peter,  Indian  agent 

TUOTT  L  C.  postmaster  and  manager 
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Montana — Fort  Aaainahoine-Fort  Benton. 


FORT  ASSINABOINE. 

Choteav  County.    A  post-office. 
BROADWATER.    MoCULLOH 

COi  l^<)t  traders 


FORT  BENTON. 

Chotead  County.  A  post-office;  the 
county  seat,  at  the  head  of  naviga- 
tion ou  the  Missouri  River.  It  was 
named  after  the  distinguished  Sena- 
tor from  Missouri.  It  has  a  popula- 
tion of  2,000,  and  there  is  more  ousi- 
uess  transacted  than  in  any  town  in 
Montana,  or  any  in  the  United  States 
of  its  size.  Its  location  is  beautiful, 
being  on  one  of  the  low  bottoms  bor- 
dering the  river.  Its  future  cannot 
be  otherwise  than  bright,  since  it  is 
the  entrepot  of  a  very  eytended  trade. 

Alkeagon  Frank,  physician* 

WATTBR  I  0  ft  CO,   bankers,  general 

merchandise  »nd  freighters 
Bank  of    Northern    Montana,    Collins, 

Duer  k  Co 

"BENTON  WEEKLY  RECORD" 

(The),  W  H  Buck  editor 

Blackiston  Rev  S  C,  clergyman  (Episco- 
pal) 

Bothine  J  C,  mgr  for  Kleinschmidt  & 
Bro 

Bourassa  J  C,  saloon 

Bryer  Chas,  baths  and  bnrber 

Buck  Horace,  attorney-at-law 

Buck  &  Hunt,  attorneys-at-hiw 

BUCK  W  H.  editor  "The  Benton 
Weekly  Record  " 

BuUett  &  M.irtin  (Geo  W  Bullott  and  A 
A  Martin),  restaurant 

Castner  John,  coal 

Collins,  Duer  &  Co,  bankers 

COLLINS  ft  STEVENSON,   editors 

"  River  Press  " 
Collins  T  E,  treas  Wright  &   Edwards 

Mfg  Co 
Conratl    C   E,  jires  Fort  Benton  &  St 

Louis  Cattle  Co 
Conrad,  Ethier  &  Embleton,  ice 
Conrad  W  Ci,  pres  F  N  Bank 
Crane  &  (Ireen,  varieties 
Crawford  Chan,  livery  stables 
Cumming  T  A  &  Co,  insurance  and  real 

estate 
Davidson  &  Mothtt,  harness  and  saddles 
Demarest  Rev  S  B,  clergyman  (Congre- 
gational) 
Dewey  John  W,  civil  engineer,  architect 

and  U  S  deputy  mineral  surveyor 
Donnelly  J  J,  attorney-at-law   and  sec 

Wright  A  Edwards  Mfg  Co 
Dutnille  Duke,  barber 
Evans  J  J  &  Co,  saloon 


Fey  Justus,  photographer 

First  National  Bank  of  Fort  Benton, 

W  O  Conrad  pres 
Flanagan  M  A,  postmaster  and  druggist 
Foster  Wm,  saloon 
Gamble  J  H,  bakery 
(i^ibson  Paris  &  Son,  stock  raisers 
Grafs  Mrs  Annie,  dressmaker    - 
Harris  ft  Strong,  livery  stable 
Healy  J  J,  sheriff 
Hill  Joseph  S,  vice-prea  First  National 

Bank  Fort  Benton  and  pres  Wright  & 

Edwards  Mfg  Co 
Hirshberg  t<.  Nathan,  clothing 
Holland  k  Hackel,  boots  and  shoes 
Hunsberger  John,  hotel 
Hunt  W  H  Jr,  attorney-at-law 
Kanouse  J  A,  attorncy-at-law 
Keenan  ft  Payne,  painters 
Kendall  Chas,  expressman 
Kennedy  ft  Kelly   (J  J  Kennedy  and  K 

Kelly),  butchers 
Kleinschmidt  ft   Bro,  gen  mdse,    J    C 

Bothine  mgr 

Kneedler ,  physician 

Lepper  F  M,  blacksmith 

LuKe  R  A,  cashier  First  National  Bank 

of  Fort  Benton 
Lynch  ft  Flint,  ferrymen 
Lytle  C  S,  attorney-at-law 
Mee  I  ft  El,  blacksmiths 
Mills  R  R,  hotel 
Minor  W  J,  druggist 
Morston  O  C,  pamter 
Murphy,  Neel  ft   C* 

Samuel  Neel,  WW 

Maclay),  groceries  and  hardware 
Payne  Rufus,  blacksmith 
Powers  T  C  ft  Bro,  agts  steamer  lines 
Ringwald  Bros  ft  Co,  brokers,  watolies 

and  jewelry 
"  RIVER  press.  "  Collins  ft  Stevenson 

editors 
Rolfe  H  P,  attorney 
Roosevelt  F  C,  furniture 
Rosencrans  L  H,  saddlery  and  harness 
Settle  ft  Lytle,  attorneys-at-law 
Settle  W  B,  attorney-at-law 
Smith  Ed,  freighter 
Smith  Peter,  carpenter  and  undertaker 
Sullivan  J,  hotel 

Sullivan  Joseph,  harness  and  saddles 
Tattan  John  \V,  attorney-at-law 
Tingley  Bros,  market 
Tingley  Clark,  freighter 
Todd  Thos  J  ft  Co,  liquors 
Trailkill  ft  Crawford,  livery  stable 
Turner  W  E,  physician  and  druggist 
Wackerlm  H  J  ft  Co  (H  J  Wackerlin, 

T  C  Power  ft   Bro  and  I  G  Baker  & 

Co),  hardware 
Waterman  ft  McEntyre,  attorneys 
Welsh  Nicholas,  saloon 
Wetzel  W  S,  agt  Conlson  steamer  line 


(John  T  Murjihy, 
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Wheelook  I  W,  physician 
Wiltou  J  R,  aroniteot  and  builder 
Wright  &  Edwards  Mfg  Co,  J  J  Don- 
nelly sec 
Wright  H  L,  vioe-pres  Wright  &  Ed- 
wards Mfg  Co 


FORT  CONRAD. 

Choteau     Cocnty.    Poat-oiBce     Port 

Benton. 
Kipp  Joseph,  general  inerchaudise 


FORT  CUSTER. 

Custer  County.  A  post-office,  50  miles 
southwest  of  Miles  City.  Population 
800. 

BORDT  OOi  general  merchandise 
McNutt  J,  restaurant 
Saunderson  J,  physician 
Treshman  Geo,  wagonmaker 


McKnight  J  H,  postmaster 

McOflQHT  J  H  ft  CO,  general  mer- 
chaudise 


FORT  KEOGH. 

Custer  County.    A  post-office,  3  miles 
southwest  of  Miles  City. 

MACQUEEN  W  N.  post  trader 


FORT  LOGAN. 

Meaqher   County.     A  post-office,   58 
miles  east  of  Helena.  Population  150. 

Allen  C  L,  saw-mill 

QABDIS    WILLIAM,     post    trader, 
general  merchandise   and  postmaster 
Gehret  Joe,  stock  raiser 
Kinney  Thomas,  saloon 
Lewis  Len,  stock  raiser 
Moore  John,  stock  raiser 
Nelson  S,  blacksmith 
Radcr  Chas,  stock  raiser 
Sarter  J  G,  stock  raiser 

FORT  MAGINNIS. 

Meagher  County.  A  post-office. 
BROADWATER.  McNAMARA  & 

COi   general    merchandise    and    post 
traders 


FORT  MISSOULA. 

Missoula    County.      Post-office    Mis- 
soula. 

MoOORlfflCg  JOHN,  post  trader 


FORT  SHAW. 

Lewis  and  Clarke  County.  A  post- 
office,  85  miles  north  of  Helena.  Pop- 
ulation 140. 


FRENCHTOWN. 

Missoula  County.  A  post-office,  18 
miles  west  of  Missoula  Mills.  Popu- 
lation 75. 

Cormier  &  Claude,  saw-mill 
Demers  P  T,  gen  mdse,  flour-mill,  saw- 
mill and  hotel 
Prenchtown  Farmer  Co,  tlourlng-mills 
Howy  T,  blacksmith 
LASSERRE  H,  postmaster 
MARCEAU  0,  saloon 
Marion  J  E,  general  merchandise 


GALLATIN. 

Gallmin  County.  A  post-office,  32 
miles  from  Bozeman;  the  county  seat 
and  near  the  confluence  of  tie  Jeffer- 
son, Gallatin  and  Madison  Rivers, 
headwaters  of  the  Missouri,  and  also 
70  miles  southeast  of  Helena.  Popu- 
lation 400. 

Dunbar  Fr  vnk,  hotel  and  feed  stables 
Hufmau  Frod,  flouring-mills 

O'NEAL  &   BURR5uGHS.  saloon 

and  lumber 
Shurmaa  Heury,  dry  goods  and  saloon 


GARDINER. 

Gallatin  County.    A  post-office. 

McCartney  j  c,  hotel  aud  store 


GLENDALE. 

Beaver  Head  Cojjnty.  A  post-office. 
Is  a  lively  mining  camp  in  the  south- 
western portion  of  the  Territory,  hav- 
ing communication  with  the  adjacent 
places  by  sta^e  line.  It  did  not  at- 
tract a  ^reat  deal  of  attention  until 
its  importance  as  an  ore-shipping 
point  became  known,  when  it  rapidly 
climbed  the  ladder  of  notoriety,  and 
ill  a  very  short  time  gazed  upon  an 
array  of  mouey-oeeking  populttiion. 
The  mines  in  the  vicinity  of  the  place 
are  producing  an  abundance  of  bul- 
lion, and  give  employment  to  quite 
an  army  of  men  and  a  great  deal  of 
machinery.  Very  costly  furnaces 
have  been  erected.  The  population 
of  the  place  is  about  1,500  persons. 

Alward  Ed,  druggist 
Avard  Peter,  blacksmith 
Avery  H  H,  hotel 
Brown  H  W,  photographer 


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Canovan  John,  hotel 

Cartiw  k  Hamilton,  butohen 

Clark  A,  dry  goods 

Durell  B  M  &  Co,  liquora 

Foater  A  H,  liquors 

Foster  Gqo  &  Uo,  hornessmakera 

Grotevant  Jerry,  liquors 

Hamilton  J  L,  bootmaker 

Hecla  Con  Mining  Co,  blacksmiths  and 
minintr 

Hinebuckle  Louis,  brewer 

Kepler  J  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Langbaum  A,  druggist 

Metfin  J  C,  liquors 

Murray  Elza.  Itlaoksmith 

PONS  ft  0ENERAT7X>  general  mer- 
chandise and  lumber 

Reynolds  John,  livery  stable 

Kote  &  Wilson,  groceries 

Stager  Mrs,  restaurant 

Stewart  H,  wagonmaker  and  furniture 

Thomas  k  Armstrong,  gen  mdso 

Thomas  K  Z,  general  merchandise 

Turner  C  W,  banker  and  lawyer 

Wells  John,  general  merchandise 

White  Mrs,  restaurant 

Wilson,  Rote  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 


GLENDIVE. 

Dawson  County.    A  post-ofiico. 

Brown  M  H,  liquors 

Coleman  W  M,  confectionery  and  fruits 

Cummins  &  Birch,  furniture  and  pumps 

Davis  H  S,  physician  and  druggist 

Dion  Henry,  liquors 

Douglass  H  F  &  Co,  general  mdse 

Farrell  M,  saloon 

Oasaman  E  P,  jeweler 

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editor 
Helms  Harry,  saloon  and  theatre 
Hurst  ft  Co,  hardware 
Kane  Morris,  blacksmith 
Kean  ft  Berg,  livery 
Klaus  ft  Waters,  Merrill  House 
Lee  ft  Mathew,  saloon 
Lowe  Wm,  stoves  and  tinware 
Lyons  W  T,  barber  and  baths 
MABEE    W    W,    editor    "Glendive 

Times" 
McMillan  J  A,  lodging-house  and  saloon 
Pontet  ft  Gallagher,  wholesale  liquors 

and  clothing 

Roy ,  hotel 

Richmond  G  D,  confectionery  and  fruits 
Robinson  ft  Gardner,  hotel  and  saloon 
Sears  J  D,  boots  and  shoes 
TaylorJames,  saloon 
WEEKS  ft  PBESCOTT.   dry  goods 

and  hoi'dwore 


GLOSTER. 

Clarke  Coumtt.    Apost- 


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office. 

Buohannan  J,  bootmaker 
Lane  ft  Lynch,  general  merchandise 
MoALUSTER  H  H.  postmaster 
McAllister  H  H  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Sanford  ft  Acroy,  saloon 


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GOLD  RUN. 

Meaourr  County.    See  Clendenin. 


GRAYLING. 

Beaver  Head  County.  Post-ofiiuo 
Red  Rock.  A  station  on  the  Utah 
and  Northern  R.  R.,  9  miles  from  Red 
Rock. 

PACKER  NEPHI.  section  foreman 

HAMJLfoN. 

Gallatin  County.  A  post-office,  18 
miles  northwest  of  Bozeman. 

Anceny  Charles,  dealer  in  blooded  (jattle 
Ledheater  ft  Sanborn,  gen  mdse 
POTTER  JOHN,  attomey-at-law,  geu- 
\  eral  merchandise  and  postmaster 
Wagner  Joe,  blacksmith 


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Gallatin   County.    A   post-office, 
miles  southeast  of  Bozeman. 

Bullis  L  D,  attomey-at-law 
Ringlesly  Mrs  M  M,  liotel 
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ShaforS,  blacksmith 


HECLA. 

Beaver  Head  County.    A  post-  office. 

Arbour  Joseph,  saloon  and  hotel 
Armstrong  H  ft  Co,  gen  merchandise 
Armstrong   ft   Losee,    gen   mdse    and 

boarding-house 
Brooks  Josephine,  hotel 
Dutch  Mike  ft  Co,  saloon 
Hamilton  ft  Cartier,  butchers 
Kee/zan  Jerry  ft  Co,  saloon 
Morrison  A  M,  saloon 
ORR  GEOROE.    manager    for   Arm- 
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Montana — Heclor-Laurin. 


1399 


Farfat  Jftinet,  portmuter  and  Mat-supt 

of  Heola  Con  Mining  Co 
Tarbell  Geo  E,  laloon 
THOMAS  ft  AEM8TB0HO.  general 

mefohandiM  and  hotel 


HELMVILLE. 


A  poat-offioe, 
of  Deer    Lod^e 


Dkbr  Lodqi  County. 
46  milee  northwest 
City;  population  35. 

Blair  J,  wool  grower 
Geary  Broi,  stook  raisers 
Hoemer  Adolph,  wool  grower 
Maroun  J  E,  trader 
aUIOLlST  ft  00.  traders 

HOME  PARK. 

Madison  CouMTr.    A  post-offioe. 
SNAFF  J  Bf  postmaster 


HORSE  PLAINS. 

Mksocla  County.    A  post-oflBice. 

Eddy,  Hammond  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Kingsberry  k  Learner,  gou  mdso 
LYNCH  BROS,  general  morchaudise 
LTNCH  CHAS  A,  postmaster 
Taylor  Al,  saloon 

HUGHESVILLE. 

Meaoiier  County.    A  post-office. 

Arnord  Cliarles,  barber 

Barritt  &  Mix,  saloon 

Bird  J  M,  hotel  and  saloon 

Boaett  &  Mix,  saloon  and  livory  stable 

Cove  M,  butcher 

Foley  Michael  &  Co,  grocery 

Kilally  John,  grocer 

Lamb  John,  saloon 

Layton  J  M,  hotel 

Lester  Al,  saloon 

MIX  CHABLES,  postmaster 

Murphy  J  J,  saloou 

.Shelby  E,  hotel 

Smith  L,  saloon 


HUNTLEY. 

Custer  County.  A  post-office;  at  the 
head  of  navigation  on  the  Yellow- 
stone River,  in  a  rich  agricultural  re- 
gion. 

Clark  H  &  Co,  N  PR  R  supply  store 
DUmrE  ft  FBITH,  farmers 
FRITH  H,  postmaater 
(loss  D,  saloon 
Hamilton  Wm.  saloon 


Haikins  ft  McGirl,  hotel  and  ferry 

Mulsoy  J,  express 

Murray  George,  blacksmith  and  wason- 

maker 
Ruth  &  Wilson,  billiard  hall 
Salisbury,  Gilmer  ft  Co,  sta^e  line 

r.'JVK'*^*'*?^'  Seaefal  merchandise 
White  P,  saloon 


JEFFERSON  CITY. 

Jkfferson  County.  A  post-offioe,  50 
miles  northwest  of  Kadersburg,  and 
20  miles  southeast  of  Helena.  It  is 
situated  in  Prickly  Pear  Valley,  one 
of  the  most  fertil-*  sections  of  the 
Territory.     Population  250. 

Becker  0,  livery  stable 
Branson  A,  barber 
Campbell  Wm  H,  saloon 
Denbow  C,  physician 

ELLIS  ft  BEBENDES,  general  mer- 
chandise 

ELLIS  FOBEST  W.  postmaster 
Eye  E  C,  general  merchandise 
Hardin  E,  saloon 
McLaughlin  ft  Tole,  saloon 
Roe  Wm,  hotel 
Rudd  A  F,  physician 
Soule  Bros,  butchers 
Whetstone  Wm,  saloon 


JEFFERSON  ISLAND. 

Madison    County.    A   post-offico,   40 
miles  north  of  Virginia  City. 

SACBY  J  W,  postmaster 


JUNCTION. 

Custer  County.    A  post-office. 

A^ascom  Charles,  saloon 

Brown  ft  Davis,  saloon  and  feed  stable 

Brup  ft  Keiser,  geu  mdse 

Cuinmiugs  J,  blacksmith  and  saloon 

Ellis  J  ft  Co,  dry  goods 

Oilman  N,  hotel 

Keyuse  George,  stock  raiser 

McCOBMI(%  ft  CARULE,  general 

merchandise,  liquors,  express  agent, 

etc 
Reed  Bros,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Smith  Burns,  saloon  and  lodging-house 
Williams  H  L,  saloon 


LAURIN. 

Madison    County.     A    post-office,   8 
miles  northwest  of  Virginia  City. 

Ayotte  Henry,  stock  raiser 
Beaufie  Josepli,  saloon  and  hotel 


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Cain  Daniel,  aaloon 

Dehorty  W  I,  carpenter 

Ooetohins  Lee,  mHcliiniat 

Gratton  Hector,  carpenter 

Lahaise  L,  trader 

I^urin  E,  physician 

LAUBIH  J  B>  general  merchandiw  and 

poatniaster 
Marion  Alphonae,  st^ck  raiaer 
Poiritir  Louia,  bootmaker 
Smith  James  H,  blacksmith 


LEVENGOOD'S. 

Dker  Loixic  County.  A  post-office, 
20  miles  southwest  of  Etoer  Lodge 
City. 

LEVENGOOD  FETER>  postmaster, 
liotel  and  stock  raiser 


LEWIS. 

Madison  County.    A  post-office. 

SCANLAND    J    H.    toll-bridge   and 
postmaster 


LION  CITY. 

Bkaver  Head  Cousty.  Post-office 
Hecla;  4^  miles  south  "of  Hecla. 

Arbonr  Joseph,  hotel  and  saloon 

Annstrong  &,  Losee,  J  J  Crocket  mgr, 
L'eneral  merchandise 

ARMSTRONG  N  ft  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise 

Brown  O  S,  assayer 

Cartier  Levi,  market 

Clough  Daniel,  deputy  sheriflf 

i>utch  Mike  &  Co,  beer  hall 

Graham  John,  assistant  supt  "Hecla 
Con  M  Co" 

"Hecla  Consolidated  Mining  Co,"  James 
Parfet  supt 

Holland  Richard,  saloon 

Kutle  Michael,  saloon 

K.utt  Michael,  physician  and  surgeon 

Morrison  A  M.  saloon 

Morrison  &  Clarke,  general  merchandise 

Tarbell  Geo  E,  saloon  and  justice  of 
peace 

Taylor  John,  coroner 


MAIDF!4. 

Meaouer  County.    A  post-office. 

Bailey  Wm,  jeweler 
Beck  John  k  Co,  saloon 
Belanger  &,  Boissonneault,  gen  mdae 
Br><dy  James  F,  dry  goods 
Braiuerd  &  Gardner,  nard ware 


Collar  Mining  Co 
Consolidated  Silver  Mining  Co 
Dennison  Jos,  propr  Maiden  Hot<>l 
Dohn  Jos,  livery  stable 
Draper  Will,  justice  of  peace         « 
Dryden  t  Co,  general  merchandise 
Dunton  Bros,  general  merchandise 

EATON  ft  POUPENET.  general 
merchandise 

Esler  A  M,  notary  public 

Oessner  P  J  &  Co,  restaurant 

Holmes  Chas,  saloon 

Hunter  George  W,  saloon  and  billiaru 
hall 

Jenkins  &  Sharp,  barbera 

Johnson  Bros,  saloon 

Johnson  ft  Peterson,  saloon  and  board- 
ing-house 

Judith  Mining  ft  Milling  Co 

Maginnis  Mining  ft  Milling  Co 

Mason  Jos,  saloon 

McAdow  ft  Dexter,  general  merchandise 

McPartland  F,  notary  public 

Munn  Fred,  saloon 

O'Brien  D,  constable 

Rawn  — ,  physician 

Sanborn  J  C,  butcher 

•Sandusky  ft  Hamilton,  livery  stable 

tSharpleas  S,  barber 

Silver  Hill  Tunnel  Site  Co 

Smith  Frank,  saloon 

Snow  C  C,  sheriff 

Turner  Wm,  druggist 

Wnsson  John,  attorney-at-law 

Wotherell  ft  Hamilton,  saloon 


MARTINA. 

Missoula  County.     A  post-office;  2L 
miles  northwest  of  Missoula. 

VOTH  JOHN*  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


McCLELLAN  GULCH. 

Deer  Lodoe  County.    A  post-office. 

Blum  Herman,  notary  public 

FRTSE  CHARLES,  mining  and  post- 
master 

Wrig^ius  S  L,  propr  of  Gold  Quartz 
Mill  ft  Hydraulic  Placer 


MEADOW  CREEK. 

Madison  County.  A  post-office;  18 
miles  north  of  Virginia  City.  Popu- 
lation 100. 

Allen  ft  Shingleton,  shop 
Cope  G  F,  stock  raiser 
Duff  John,  dairy  and  farmer 
Ennis  Wm,  gen  mdse  and  stock  raiser 
Fletcher  ft  Gordon,  dairy,  farmers  and 
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HarrU  R,  hotel 
Hawkins  &  Hi^by,  •aw-mill 
MoAlister  James,  dairy  and  fanner 
SPALDINQ  D  0,  fanner 


MILES  CITY. 

Custer  Cjuntt.  A  poitofBce;  the 
rouut)  seat,  situated  on  the  Yellow, 
■tone  River.  Population  3,000  and 
rapidly  increasing. 

Bnch  Louis,  saloon 

baskinski  J  &  Bros,  stationery,  books, 

eto 
Borchardt  N,  postmaster 

BROADWATER.  HUBBELL  ft  CO. 

general  merchandise 

Brown  Chns,  saloon  and  auctioneer 

BuUard  Wni  H,  brewery 

Burgard  &  Thomas,  proprs  Commercial 
Hotel 

Burleigh  A  F,  attorney 

Burleigh  W  A  Jr,  general  merchandise 

Burleigh  W  A  Sr,  attomey-at-law 

Carter  John,  hotel  and  saloon 

Chuw  K,  propr  Grand  Central  Hotel 

Combs  Hurry,  Iwoks  and  stationery 

Cosmopolitan  Theatre,  U  E  Wolf  propr 

Cox  C  O,  attorney 

DAVIDSON  JNO  X.  editor  and  pro- 
priutur  * -Miles  City  Daily  Press" 

Don  Carlos  tt  O'Conner,  uttorneys-at- 
law 

Ellis  J  k  Co,  ccncral  merchandise 

Evuns  &  Fiaher,  proprs  Metropolitan 
Motol 

First  National  Bank  of  Miles  City,  R  E 
•Stower  cashier 

Flaiing.nn  Thos,  saloon 

Coettlich  E,  harnessmuker 

Gould  C  H,  receiver  U.8  Land  Office 

Graham  J  J,  groceries  * 

Guthrie  &  Win(;,  butchers 

Hackle  W  G,  attorney 

Hehli  Chri",  barber 

Huffman  LA,  photographer 

Inter-Ocean  Hotel,  8ims  &  Cummings 
proprs 

Keough  &  Schiffler,  tailors 

KBTIOHT  W  D>  eiUtor  ''Yellowstone 
Weekly  Journal" 

Kreidler  E  A,  registrar  U  S  Land  Offi  ce 

Kyes  Aael,  grain  and  feed 

Lebcher  C  B,  druggist  and  county  phy- 
sician 

Leighton  J,  pres  First  National  Bank  of 
Miles  City 

Leighton  Jordan  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Levi  J,  propr  European  Hotel  and  Res- 
taurant 

McLaren  Miss  L  E,  milliner 

McMillan  D  F,  county  commissioner, 
blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 


•MILES   CITY  DAILY  PRESS." 

J  no  X  Davidson  editor  and  proprietor 
Miles  k  Strevell,  hnrdwnre 
Node  LewiH,  jren  mdse  nn<l  furs 
O'Connell  Sam,  propr  Park  Hotel 
Orschell  I  &  Bros,   gen  mdfle 
Payette  liouis,  saloon  and  confectioner 
Routhier  Fred,  contractor  and  builder 
Snvage  C  W,  general  morcliandiso 
Savage  W  E  &  Co,  druggists 
Sohmalsle  Fred,  saloon 
Schmid  Konrad,  harnessmaker 
Silveiman  I  &  Co,  cloiiiiers 
Sims  &  Cummings,  proprs  luter-Ocean 

Hotel 
Smith  &  Coleman,  saloon 
Stower  RE,  cashier  First  National  Bank 

of  Miles  City 
Strader  C  M,  saloon 
Strevell  ft  Oarlock,  attorneys         * 
Toole  W  D  0,  illuminating  oils 
Towers  C  B,  boots  and  shoes 
Wolf  A  B,  pronr  Merchants  Hotel 
Wolf  H  E,  propr  Cosmopolitan  Theater 

"YELLOWSTONE  WEEKLY 
JOURNAL."  W  D  Knight  editor 

MISSOULA. 

Missoula  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  has  a  population  of  SCO;  is  dis- 
tant from  Deer  Lodge  City  86  miles 
in  a  northwesterly  direction,  and  is 
the  county  seat  of  Missoula  County. 
Thnre  is  a  national  bank,  a  flouring- 
mili,  u  tine  cbureh,  where  several  con- 
gregations of  various  denominations 
Morship,  and  a  weekly  newspaper, 
the  Alisaoulian,  publii>hcd  by  D  J 
Armstrong,  Esq.  It  has  communica- 
tion with  adjacent  towns,  by  stnf.u 
routes,  one  leading  through  the  Bit- 
ter Root  Valley,  and  one  to  Helena 
and  Deer  Lodge  City.  It  will  also 
soon  have  connection  with  the  North- 
ern Pacific  Railway  by  stage  line,  as 
there  is  one  under  process  of  con- 
struction to  the  terminus  of  that 
road.  The  means  which  contribute  to 
the  development  of  a  mining  and  ag- 
ricultural section  will  result  in  its 
steady  groMth. 

Argy  Henry,  saloon 

ARMSTRONG  D  J,  proprietor  "Mis- 

soulion  Weekly" 
Beardsley  G  O,  barber 
Bryant  J  G,  physician 
Caplice,  Smith  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Dickenson  W,  postmaster 
Dickinson  W  H  H.  stationery,  sewing 

machines  and  photographer 
Dierman  &  Quist,  saloon 
Ditson  J  A,  lodging-house 


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Eddy,  Hammond  &  Co,  dry  goods 

Fredline  Joha  A,  carpenter 

Harding  D,  butcher 

Hartt  Miss,  millinery  and  dressmaking 

Hemel  &  Deschamp,  blacksmiths 

Henke  Emil,  drriggist  and  physician 

Henke  ft  Moore,  aruggists 

HIGK^mS    C   Ft    president    Missoula 

National  Bank 
Ives  A  K,  physician 
Jameison  ft  Moore,  livery  stable 
Karanagh  ft  Sloano,  saloon 
Kennedy  J  J,  saloon 
Kennedy  W,  hotel 
Kennett  Ferd,  cashier  Missoula  National 

Bank 
Koch  Charles,  boots  and  shoes 
Kron  Benjamin,  carpenter 
Leiser  J  8,  tobacco  and  confectionery 
Leonard  ft  Shoup,  saloon 
Logan  Andrew,  blacksmith 
Lombard  C  VV,  dentist 
McCormick  ft  Batten,  attorneys-at-law 
McLean  J  P  ft  Co,  furniture 
McXamara  Tlios  J,  saloon 
Meyers  H  C  ft  Co,  meat  market 
Miller  ft  Du  Krcsne,  blackamitlis 
Mi:<4onla  Brewery,  Chas  Otto  propr 

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Armstrong  propriety >r 

Moore  Agnow,  car|)3atcr 

Nichols  Mrs  A  B,  dressmaker 

0.<l)orne  ft  Mahouy,  siiloon 

Otto  Chas,  propr  Missoula  Brewery 

Plunimer  &  Hays,  livery  stable 

Kaakin  John,  carpenter  and  saw-mill 

Ktiuhard  Jacob,  drujjgist 

Ueinhani  J  P,  hardware 

Jvhiuard  James,  hanlwaro 

Uol)«rts  J,  cigars,  tobacco  and  station- 
ery 

Uodgers  W  H,  hotel 

iJogers  Captain,  h  >t<:l 

Smith  J  ilin  P,  barber 

Solomon  J,  clothing,  dry  gii"<ls.  etc 

Stevens  T,  attorney -at-law 

Stevens  W  J,  attorney -at-law  and  county 
clerk 

Swo»*ni!y  ft  Son,  furniture 

Wolf  (i  A,  insurance  agt 

Wmnly  &  Farinan,  altorneys-at-law 

Woody  Frank,  attorney -at-law 

Wordcn  k  Co,  geikerai  merchandise 


MITCHELL  RANCH. 

Luwis  ANi>  Clahkb  Cotntv.  Pof  t-offico 
Silver  City;  'Hi  miles  north  of  Helena, 
on  Bentou  iload. 


MITCHELL  MART,   salooii, 

ranch  and  stock  raiser 


hotel. 


MUIR 

Gallatin  Countt. 


CITY. 

A  post-office. 


Anderson  John,  saloon  ^ 

Benard  Chas,  restaurant 

Bichler  E  ft  Co,  engineers  and  surveyors 

Christinson  P,  dry  goods 

Driscoll  ft  Lett,  hotel  and  saloon 

Eastman  Bros,  saloon  and  contractors 

Engesscr  John,  real  estate  agent 

Fowler  David,  club  house 

Franklin  ft  Humbert,  dry  goods 

Fredrics  J,  boarding-liouso 

Graniss  ft  Berhinger,  butchers 

Gavish  Gus,  saloon 

Haitian  ft  CoUson,  hotel 

HOBBS  ft  McCRAT.  proprietors   of 

Turner  House  and  feed  stable 
Hobbs,   McCray  ft   Meyers,   Bon  Ton 

Club  House 
Hopper  J,  grain  warehouse 
Howanl  J  K,  barber 
Johnson  ft  Frame,  blacksmiths 
Jones  Brothers,  U  R  contractors 
Lindquist  ft  Jacobson,   boardukg-houac 

and  saloon 
Lober  C  U,  lodj^in'^-house 
I<oche  ft  Works,  wood  and  contractors 
Lyons  ft  Hart,  hotel  and  saloon 
McCleod  F,  blacksmith 
Mcfiunigal  J,  saloon 
McHuKh  P,  hotel 
Muir  ■fames,  K  H  contractor 
Mulchernft  Mosher,  saloon 
Myers  ft  Owen,  dancing  hall 
O'Connor  ft  VanBuskirk,  chop  house 
iiich  Charles,  general  merehandise 
Stanly  ft  Parks,  hotel  and  mu^ic  hall 


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Lkwis  ahd  Clakkk  County. 
oflice. 

JelFcries  John  T,  hotel 
Kennedy  Michael,  solicitor  and  collect- 
ing a^ent 
McColl  ft  Mullen,  liiiuor  mannfaoturerg 
Philips  E  H,  husiery  and  fancy  gooJa 
Iteilly  Lawrence,  stock  raiacr 


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A   post-office, 
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Dekr  LoixiK  County. 
'JH  miles  northwest 
City. 

CAPLICE,  SMITH  ft  DINOWALL, 

gifnoral  ini>rclianrli-io 

DINGWALL  DUNCAN,  postmaster 

I'Vatlicrmun  .1  A,  ^en  nicrchandiae 

Mc.MasUir  J  B,  saloon 

McPhuil  Archie,  hotel 

ProHsor  ft  Franzman,  blneksmiths 

.SpciT  Willif,  hotrl 


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NORWOOD 

Silver  Bow  County.    A  post-office. 

PAftFET  J  H.  mining  superintendent 
and  postmaster 

OKA. 

Mbaoher  CouNxr.    A  post-office. 

STEPHENS  ALF  J.  postmaster 
STEPHENS  BROS,  general  merchan- 
dise 


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PARKER. 

Meaqheb  CouNTir.    See  Fort  Magin- 


OLD  AGENCY. 


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Choteau  County.     A    post-office, 
miles  northwest  of  Fort  Shaw. 

HAMILTi^..;  &  HAZLITT,    general 
merchandise 


OLHEN. 

Meagher  County.    A  post-office. 

Lcrvitt  L  S  &  Co,  dry  goods  aud  grocer- 
ies 
Olden  A,  liquors,  cigars  and  tjbaoco 
Olden  Mrs  A,  hotel 
Olden  W  A,  fur  dealer 


PARNELL. 

Jefferson  County.    A  post-office. 
HOWARD  CHAS,  postmasier 

peasIfort. 

Custer  County.    See  Junction. 

philbrook. 

Mkaoher  County.    A  post-office. 
Ellis  I  William,  saloon 

MORISON  E  J.  general  merchandise, 

postmaster  and  hotel 
Riddlesburgher  T,  general  merchandise 
ohoa  John,  blacksmith 


OTTER. 

Mkaoher  County.     A  past-office. 
MANN  ED  F.  postmaster 

OVERLAND. 

Meaoher  County.     A  post-office. 
Atchison  John   S,  general  merchandise 

BROADWATER.  McNAMARA  ft 

CO.    general    morchaudiao  aud  post- 
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PARK  CITY. 

Custer  County.    A  post-office,  18  miles 

east  of  Stillwater.  ' 
Clausou  O,  hardware 
Do  Mars  Chas,  stock  raiser 
DUNN.   LEE  ft  BABCOCK.  general 

merchandise 
Herrington  Andrew,  stock  raiser 
Hickux  &  Sidles,  saloon 
Miller  VVm  M,  stock  raiser 
Millis  k  Thompson,  gen  mdse 
Mitchell  Wm  L  C,  stock  raiser 
Peaney  L,    hotel,   attorney -at-law   aud 

general  merchandise 
Rhoades  •!  P,  physician  and  druggist 
Stewart,  Hensley  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Whitsitt  W  P,  stock  raiser 
TOTING  ALONZA.  postmaster 


PHILLIPSBURG. 

Dekr  Lodge  County.  A  post-office,  55 
miles  from  Deer  Lodge,  in  Deer  Lodge 
County,  and  is  reached  by  stage  run- 
ninz  from  the  county  seat.  It  takes 
rank  among  the  foremost  of  the  live- 
liest mining  camps,  and  has  a  future 
that  may  be  considered  very  bright, 
as  the  mines  in  the  vicinity  are  pay- 
ing well  and  show  no  signs  of  being 
exhausted. 

Bowie  C  N,  druggist 

Caplice  k  Smith,  general  merchandise 

Connelly  N,  hardware  and  groceries 

Hammond  VVm,  livery  stable 

Harris  Toney,  Ixiot.naker 

lucamp  Henry,  liquors  and  cigars 

Kaiser  Michael,  hotel 

Kroger  C,  brewery  ami  saloon 

Lang  Wm,  saloon 

McDonald  Wm,  blacksmith 

McLityre  A,  liquors 

McLiuie  John  G,  blacksmith 

Morsb  \  Bradshaw,  butchers 

O'Regfl:   M,  saloon 

Price  Br</3,  hotel 

Pizer  Benj,  .-xotions 

Kaiiis  John,  s..loon 

Kamafze  D,  watchmaker 

SIMMONS  D>  geu'iral  merchandise  and 

postmaster 
Volmer  Frank,  bootmaker 
Woiustein  Win,  general  merchandise 
Welch  A  J,  physician 


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Derr  Lodge  County.    A  post-office,  16 
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Daddow  Joseph,  livery  stable 
Girds  Casper,  butcher 
Johnson  Allen,  blucksmith 
KELLY  M  W«  general  merchandise 
McClonnon  John,  saloon 
Petty  James,  saloon 
VVilhelm  A  G,  general  merchandise 
Wilkinson  W  W,  hotel 


PIPESTONE. 

Jefferson  County.    A  post-office. 

Barnes  W  B,  propr  Pipestone  Springs 
Butte  Hardware  Co 


PONY. 

Madison    County.    A    post-office,   26 
miles  north  of  Virginia  City. 

Holdcn  G  H,  blacksmith 
Isdell  N  J,  postmaster 
ISDELL  ll  J  &  COi  general  merchan- 
dise 
Moader  Mrs,  hotel 
O'Brien  D,  saloon 
Ree.1  W  R,  hotel 
iieiuoehl  &  Co,  saloon 

POPLAR  CREEK  AGENCY. 

Dawson  Countv.     A  post-office. 
Fnirchilds  J  H,  In<Iian  tratlcr 

HENDERSON  THOMAS,  postmaster 

Luigliton,   Jordan    &   iloudeison,    post 

traders 
McDonald  James,  restaurant 
Power  T  C,  Indian  trader 


PULLER  SPRINGS. 

Madison  County.     A  post-office. 

Colwell  A  N,  stock  raiser 
I/inc  Frank,  saloon 
METZEL  AL£X<  stock  raiser 
Puller  J  M,  propr  Hot  Springs 


RACE  TRACK. 

Deeh  Lodoe  County     A  post-office. 

HOTT  P*  postmaster  and  hotel 
Wissel  J  C,  hotel 

RADERSBURG. 

J  ErrEiwoN  County.  A  post-office;  the 
county  seat,  40  miles  from  Helena, 
having  »  popalation  of  400. 

Batcheldtsr  E  M,  drugs  and  notiont 
Dixon  Thomas,  saloou  and  brewery 
Doughty  A  H,  saloon 


Dougherty  J  E^  gen  mdse 
Huntley  &  Clark,  stock  raisers 
Macnmoer  Archer,  hotel 
Noerum  Mrs  G  £,  hotel 
Ripley  &  Brodock,  saloon 
Ripley  John  D,  hotel 
Shaw     &    Gillogly,    blacksmiths 

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Warner  D  G,  livery  stable 
WELLS  FRANK,  general  mercban 

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RED  BLUFF. 

Madison  County.    A  post-office. 

Foster  R  H,  blacksmith 

Hurst  &  Olds,  qi.>.art;.-nun 

Miness  J  L,  shoemaker 

PECK  C  H.  general  mcrch:  ndise,  hotel, 

slock  raiser,  and  postmaster 
Walbanks  Joseph,  saloon 


REED  S  FOrnT. 

Meaoiieb  County.    A  post-office. 

Bourassa  k  Piechettc,  general  mdse 
Dexter  Benj,   saw-mill 
JANAUX  Ai  general  merchandise 


RICHLAND. 

Gallatin  County.     A  post-office. 
ALLEN  GEO  J.  postmaster 


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ROSEBUD. 

Custer  County.     A  post-office. 

ALBRIGHT  WMH.  general  niurchan. 

dise  and  iiostniaMtcr 
Willuini8i&  Hay,  general  merchandise 


ST.  IGNATIUS. 

Mia*«ouLA  Cou.nty.     A  post-office;  42 
miles  north  of  Mitisoula. 

Caiilicc,  Smith  &  Co,  general  mdse 
DENNIS  A  L.  postmaster 


SALESVILLE. 

Gallatin  County.     \  post-office. 

Lynde  &  Co,  saw-mill 
Stublinx  Charles,  blacksmith 
WEBB  N  A>  drugs  and  general  mer- 
chandise 


SALISBURY. 

Madison  County.    A   post-office;  26 
miles  northwest  of  Virginia  City. 


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CloBter  Mrs  J  C  hotel 
Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co,  stage  IIqa 
Norris  N  J,  saloon 

Pap[e  I  M,  U  S  deputy  mineral  surveyor 
PURDTJM   AMOS,  general  merchan- 
dise and  notary  public 


SELISH. 

Missoula  Counit.    A  post-office. 

DOOLET   JOHN,    trading   post    and 
general  merchandise  and  postmaster 


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SHERIDAN. 

Madison    County.     A  post-office; 
miles  northwest  of  Virginia  City. 

Hardesty  G  W,  notary  public 


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SILVER  STAR. 

Madison  County.     A  post-office; 
miles  northwest  of  Virginia  City. 

Blackman  G  W,  groceries 

Bamby  &  Kirby,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 

Campbell  A  D,  restaurant  and  saloon 

Dullea  &  Chambers,  hotel 

Fiichett  8  T,  blacksmith 

FuUhart  Lewis,  brewery 

Kirby  Joe  D,  pontmnstcr 

Maynard  H,  bootmaker 

Molntyre  U  B  ft  Co,  druggists 

O'Brien  W,  billiards  and  saloon 

Trefiy  D  £,  butcher 


SKALKAHO. 

Missoula  County.      A  post-office;  48 
miles  south  of  Missoula. 

NIGOL  R  W.  postmaster 


SPOKANE. 

Jefferson  County.     A  post-office. 

Fyhrie,  Dunn  &  Co,  general  mdse 
Moran  P,  live  stock 
WARREN   THOMAS  B.   proprietor 
Spokane  House  and  postmaster 


SPRING  HILL 

Bravra  Head  County.   Post-office  Al- 
lerdice. 

Bailey  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Peate  John,  saloon 

STINOER  J  H.  proprietor  U  ft  N  Ho- 
tel and  postmaster  at  Allerdico 


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SPRING  HILL. 

Gallatin  County.    A  post-office, 
miles  northwest  of  Bozeman. 

BOLTON  NOAH 

Lame,  Bozeman  A  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Langhorn  ,  druggist 

May ,  varieties 

Osborn ,  druggist 

Janner  — — ,  gen  mdse 

TAYLOR ,  postmaster 

Williams  Bros,  dry  goods 


STERLING. 

Madison  County.  Post-office  Red  Bluff; 

25  miles  northeast  of  Virginia  City. 
Jackson  P  V,  ausayer 


STEVENSYILLE. 

Missoula   County.    A   post-office,  27 
miles  south  of  Missoula. 

Bass  Bros,  agricultural  implements 
BUCK  BROS  (Fred,  Amos  and  Henry 

Buck),  general  merchandise 
Catliu  ft  Slocum,  hotel 
Chatfield  ft  Bass,  blacksmiths 
Eddy,  Hammond  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Frewen  Stephen,  saloon 
McCormick  ft  Griff,  flour-mill 
Moore  D  W,  carpenter 
Ross  ft  Wiles,  livery  and  feed 
Stanley  E  J,  clergyman 
Wells  R  A,  physician 
Wells  ft  Smalley,  druggists 
Wiles  £  B,  carpenter 


STILLWATER. 

Gallatin  County.  A  post-office. 

Beck  ft  Stewart,  saloon 

C/Ountryman  H  ft  Son,  hotel 

Davis  H  S,  blacksmith 

DUNN.  LEE  &  BABCOCE.  general 

incrciiandise 
Hcnsley  ft  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Lynch  John,  saloon 


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STONE  STATION. 

Deer  Looob  County.    A  post-office,  12 
miles  north  of  Phillipsburgh. 

NORTON  R  R,  hotel 


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Custer  County.  See  Birney. 


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SUN  RIVER. 

Lewis  and  Clarke  County.  A  post- 
office,  87  miles  north  of  Helena. 

Adams  James  C,  live  stock 

Bell  Nathan,  teamster 
Blossom  H  D  ft  Co,  saloon 

Boardman  Henry,  bootmaker 

Bull  Mrs  C  A,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Carothers  "Ed,  teamster 

Chamberlain  B  L,  contractor  and  builder 

Christy  &  White,  saloon  and  restaurant 

Churchill  O  H,  live  stock 

Clarke  &  Helm,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Cooper  Frank  D,  wool  grower 

Corson    S  M,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Dyas  John  G,  notary  public  and  con- 
veyancer 

Ellis  John  J,  money  loaner 

Ellis  &  Steell,  millers 

Ford  &  Dunn,  live  stock 

Fumell  Matt,  live  stock 

(iibb  James,  hotel 

Healey  T  F,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Healey  Wm,  farmer 

Hull  L  E,  painter 

Hull  &  VVood,  contractors  and  builders 

Manix  James,  contractor  and  builder 

Mulchay  &  Manix,  live  stock 

Murray  B  W,  farmer  and  monev  leaner 

Nixon  J  W,  livery,  feed  and  sale  stable 

Price  Mrs  J  A,  hotel 

Rowlcs  P  H  ft  Bro,  live  stock 

SaiKbury  ft  iSweetland,  stock  raisers 

Sargent  E  B,  Hour  and  grain 

Sargent  Joseph  L,  stock  raiser 

Shirgold  ft  Hall,  wool  growers 

Steele  ft  Co,  druggists  and  notions 

STEELL  GEO.  general  merchandise 

Steell  ft  Healey,  toll  bridge 

Strong  M   L  ft  Bro,    fanners  and  live 
stock 

Weigand  Geo  W,  farmer  and  stock  raiser 

Wvlhouser  H  F,  dairy 

TERMINUS. 

Beaver  Head  County     Sec  Dillon. 


TOSTON. 

Meauher  County.     A  post-office. 
TOSTON  THOMAS,  postmaster 


TROUT   CREEK. 

Mraoiier  County.     A  po«t-office. 
TAVEMAN  C  W,  po»  master 


TWIN  BRIDGES. 

Madison    County.     A    post-office,   30 
miles  northwest  of  Virginia  City. 


Bams  A,  carpenter 
Cline  J  A,  physician 
Comfort  John,  blacksmith 
Connor  John,  photographer 
Gillfoil  John,  liquors 
Haney  James,  contractor 
Lewis  G  T,  general  mdse 
LOTT  M  H>  hotel  and  postmaster 
Parker  A  M,  constable 
Pease  D  A,  physician 
Pitcher  Geo,  liquors  and  cigars 
Pomona  Co-operative  Association,  gen- 
eral merchandise 
Rightenour  D,  carpertu 
Young  W  A  M,  attorney-at-law 


ULIDIA. 

Meagher  County.    A  post-office 

OORHAM  THOMAS  L,  deputy  post- 
master 
Steell  Geo,  general  merchandise 


UNITY. 

Mraouer  County.     A  post-office. 

COOK  C  W,  postmaster 
Cook  ft  Hussey,  wool  throwers 
Folsom  £^  E,  wool  grower 
Goodall  Bros,  wool  growers 


VALLEY. 

Silver  Bow  County.    A  post-office. 

HERSE  ALLEN,   hotel  and   saloon 
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Missoula  County.    A  post-office. 
FULKERSON  W,  postmaster 


VIRGINIA  CITY. 

Madison  County.  A  post-office;  th« 
county  seat  of  Madison  County,  sit- 
uatutl  at  the  mouth  of  the  creek  called 
Daylight. 

In  18U3  the  present  site  was  a  "raging 
wilderness,"  where  nothing  save  the 
moaning  winds  and  the  noises  emana- 
ting from  the  throats  of  the  dusky  sav- 
ages and  wild  animals  broke  the  stiil- 
nuss  and  awakened  the  echoes.  Tlic 
news  relating  to  the  discovery  of  rich  | 
placer  and  quartz  di},'giiig9,  spread  like  I 
wildfire  thruugliout  the  whole  world,  j 
It  boasts  the  finest  Court  House  in  the  i 
Territory  and  possesses  excellent  schools. 
The  population  is  about  75U.  The  aup- 
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mining  and  stock  raising  interest, though 
that  of  farming  is  attracting  some  atten- 
tion. The  altitude  of  the  town  ia 
greater  than  that  of  any  other  place  in 
the  Territory,  it  being  5,778  feet  above 
the  level  of  the  sea.  It  is  in  a  very 
healthy  location  and  should  command 
favorable  notice  in  this  connection. 

Armstrong  W  P,  clothing 

Baker  &  Gilbert,  bakery 

Baker  J  H,  boots  and  shoes 

Bartlett  E  H,  blacksmith  and  machinist 

Bliike  H  N,  attorney-at-Iaw 

Bufford  S  R  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Butler  Mrs  N  F,  private  school 

Buttemore  W  D,  varieties  and  notions 

Callaway  J  E,  attornoy-at-Iaw 

Cook  R  T,  livery  stable 

Crockett  S  H,  saddlery  and  harness 

DETARMON  THOMAS,  proprietor 
"Madisouian" 

Dumling  F  C,  notary  public  and  con- 
veyancer 

Dumling  Mary,  postmistress 

Elling  Henry,  banker 

Elling,  Knight  &  Co,  hardware 

Farrell  T  J,  saloon 

French  O  D  &  Co,  |  grocers 

French  Mrs  O  D,  <'.ky  goods  and  millinery 

(iohn  Geo,  butcher 

Cireenhood,  Bohm  &  Co,  clothing 

Hall  iSargent,  propr  Mill  Creek  Mills 

Hargravc  Mrs,  pmpr  Virginia  Hotel 

Herndon  &  Donnelson,  furniture  and 
undertakers 

Hinchman  &  Alward,  druggists 

Howell  S  H,  supt  Overland  Stage  Co   * 

Ketchum  W  S,  saddlery  and  harness 

Knight  A  B,  surveyor 

Kohls  J,  wagonmaker 

Largey  P  A,  hardware 

Madison  House,  T  J  FarrcU  propr 

"MADISONIAN"  (weekly),  Thomas 
Deyarmoii  proprietor 

Metzel  Alex,  stuck  raiser 

Mill  Creek  Mills,  Sargent  Hall  propr 

Miller  H,  bouts  and  shoes 

Morris  VV  W,  druggist 

Muffy  Theo,  attorney-at-law  and  clerk 
First  District  Court 

Morritz  G,  barber 

Nelson  J  P,  grocer 

Pease  &  Stebbins,  jewelers 

Pi;^g<)tt  W  F,  attoriiey-at-law 

Riigan  J  P,  physician 

EAYMONO.  HARRINGTON  &  GO, 

bankers 
Raymond  W    H,    breeder   of  blooded 

stock 
Rodgers  &  McGarry,  saloon 
St  Alary 's  Hospital 
Smith  E  L,  dry  goods 
Smith  I  C,  physician 


Smith  Jos,  agt  Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co's 

Stage  Line 
Spencer  J  A,  groceries  and  grain 
Stark  E,  saloon 
Strasberger  I,  dry  goods 
Talbott  A,  dentiat 
Thesdon  Geo,  blacksmith 
Thompson  Wm,  saw-mill 
Tilton  &  Barber,  groceries  and  stationery 
Turiwaux  L,  groceries,  etc 
Vetters  John  G,  salonn 
Virginia  Hotel,  Mrs  Hargravc  propr 
Wakefield  G  W,  stage  line 
Warmington  E  M,  dry  goods 
Word  Samuel,  attorney-at-law 

WALKERVILLE. 

Silver  Bow  County.    A  post-oflSce,  IJ 
miles  from  the  county  seat. 

BROUGHTON  J  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Driscol  D,  general  merchandise 
Foster  Si  Murphy,  gen  mdse 


WARM  SRKiNGS. 

Deer  Lodge  County.    A  post-office,  16 
miles  southwest  of  Deer  Lodge  City. 

Andreoli  Carto,  stock  raiser 
Blakely  Thomas  E,  stock  raiser 
Gibbs  Israel,  stock  raiser 
GIRARD  E,  general  merchandise 
Johnson  Spencer,  stock  itiser 
Mitchell  &  Murriglrod,  insane  asylum 
Stephens  F,  farmer 
Whitcraft  Hugh,  stock  raiser 

WASHINGTON  GULCH. 

Deer  Lodge  County.    A  post-office,  36 
miles  northwest  of  Deer  Lodge  City. 

JORDAN  P  J,  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


WHITEHALL. 

Jefferson  County.     A  post-office,  58 
miles  north  of  Virginia  City. 

BROOKS  E  G,  hotel 


WHITE  SULPHUR  SPRINGS. 

Meaqher   Count/.    A  post-office,   14 
m'les  southeast  of  Fort  Logan. 

Catlin  Bros,  stock  raisers 
Dunham  &  Maloncy,  hotel 
Edmonson  Mioses  E  &  L,  dressmakers 
Hatch  Arthur  G,  attorney  and  notary 
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Mkaoheb  County.  , 

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1409 


ARIZONA. 


See.  alBo.  List  of  Towns  Received  too  late  for  Begolar  Insertion. 

Arizona  has  for  its  sister  States  and  Territories,  Utah  on  the  north,  New  Mex- 
ico on  the  east,  Sonora  of  Old  Mexico  on  the  south,  California  and  Nevada  on 
the  west.  Its  area  is  as  much  as  all  of  the  New  England  States  put  together, 
and  two  or  three  times  as  large  as  almost  any  one  of  the  Western  fStates 

Of  all  the  Territories  of  the  United  States  there  are  none  that  are  exciting 
more  interest  than  Arizona.  Although  it  has  lieen  known  for  many  years  that 
her  mountains  are  teeming  with  minerals,  very  few  have  had  the  courage  to  face 
the  trials  of  a  settlement  there.  Her  remoter  ess  from  commercial  centers,  and 
the  expense  attached  to  the  transportation  of  articles  of  use,  liave  always  been  an 
obstacle  to  her  development.  Since  the  advent  of  the  Southern  Pacific  iiailroad, 
however,  a  flow  o'  the  tide  of  immigration  has  set  in  toward  the  new  El  Dorado. 
The  railroad  is  certainly  entitled  to  the  credit  of  civilizing  this  dependency,  and 
to  its  presence  alone  a  development  of  her  resources  is  attributable.  The  time  is 
not  far  distant,  we  predict,  when  her  claims  to  Statehood  will  be  recognized,  for 
very  soon  she  will  be  the  possessor  of  a  population  that  will  entitle  her  to  admis- 
sion t  J  the  Union.  Already  exi)eriments  have  proven  tliat  the  production  of  ce- 
reals can  be  most  profitably  engaged  in,  while  the  nutritious  grasses  of  luxuriant 
growth  on  her  grazing  lands  afford  an  argument  incontrovertible  as  to  the  feas- 
ibility of  stock  raising. 

There  is  in  many  quarters  of  the  Territory  an  abundance  of  fine  timber,  and 
in  the  manufacture  of  lumber  to  supply  the  heavy  demand  for  building  purposes 
an  army  of  men  is  engaged.  If  a  diversity  of  resources  such  as  Arizona  is  fust 
becoming  noted  for  can  contribute  to  a  rapid  and  permanent  growth,  then  her 
near  futnre  will  be  crowned  with  that  glory.  Her  destiny  will  place  her  in  the 
front  rank  of  the  prosperous  States. 

Prescott  is  the  capital.  The  laws  of  the  Territory  are  similar  to  California. 
Arizona  lies  between  latitude  .31°  and  37°  north,  and  longitude  10i)°  and  114°  40' 
west;  67,008,366  of  its  72,906,240  acres  are  unsurveyed.  The  part  lying  north 
of  the  Gila  was  acquired  by  the  treaty  with  Mexico.  Arizona  became  a  Terri- 
tory in  1863,  prior  to  which  time  it  was  part  of  New  Mexico.  It  is  divided  into 
ten  counties.  Mountain  ranges  arc  numerous,  having  a  northwest  and  southeast 
course.  Mount  San  Francisco,  a  volcanic  cone,  is  1  ]  ,000  feet  above  the  level  of 
the  sea.  The  Colorado,  a  remarkable  river,  is  the  largest  one  in  the  Territory, 
and  finds  its  beginning  in  Utah.  It  flows  southerly  along  the  western  bor<ler, 
emptying  its  waters  into  the  Gulf  of  California.  It  has  worn  its  bed  to  such  an 
extent  that  some  of  its  banks  arc  perpendicular  walls  7,0U0  feet  high.  Steamers 
traverse  its  waters  for  a  distance  of  612  miles. 

The  climate  of  the  Territory  is  equable,  and  her  altitude  an  assurance  against 
disease.  The  mines  of  the  Territory  ore  as  yet  undevelopeil,  though  capital 
seeking  investment  is  by  no  means  timid.  Notwithstanding  th.-it  the  mines  of 
Arizona  are  generally  in  th^ir  infancy,  more  bullion  has  been  produced  in  propor- 
tion to  the  money  invested  than  in  any  other  mining  district  except  California. 

Now  that  machinery  for  milU  and  mining  can  bj  brtJUght  into  the  Territory  at 
something  like  a  reasonable  price  for  transportation,  we  expect  ti  see  some  won- 
derful productions.  Prospectors  are  swarming  through  the  gulches  and  on  the 
mountain  sides,  locating  claims,  and  immigration  is  rapidly  coming  in. 

Travelers  and  tourists  of  the  highest  authority  have  pronounced  this  to  be  one 
of  the  richest  si^enic  sections  of  the  globe.     With  the  charms  of  nature  spread  out 


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in  lo  many  ways  to  make  Arizona  attractive,  there  can  be  no  doubt  that  in  a 

^  ahort  time  this  quarter  of  our  happy  nation  will  be  p'  pulatcd  by  her  reprosenta- 

S    tive  citizens,  under  whose  care  and  nurture  it  must  become  a  ffteat  aource  of  prido 

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S  j  awakened  by  the  clanking  of  engines  and  the  bustle  of  traffic.    This  wilderness 

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by  the  joyous  sounds  of  the  church  bells  ringing  out  upon  the  balmy  air,  and  the 

miisioal  sounds  cf  the  mechanic  will  keep  "time"  with  the  progress  of  civiliza- 


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ALEXANDRIA. 

Yavapai   Codnty.     A   post-office;  27 

miles  east  of  Prescott. 
Andrews  &  Co,  groceries  and  hardware 
Dills  Josiah,  groceries  and  hardware 
Donlan  Patrick,  boarding-house 
Hartcr  John  C,  liquors 
HOOPER  WM  B    ft  00,   wholesale 

liquors 
McW barter  John,  dairy 
Mulvenon  Wm,  livery  stable 
Reed  Chas,  livery  stable 
Yancy  Wm,  dairy 


ANTELOPE  VALLEY. 

Yavapai  Countt.    A  post-office. 


HAMILTON  J  H.  varieties 


APACHE  PASS. 

CocuuE  County.    See  Fort  Bowie. 


ARiVACA. 

Pima  County.  A  post-office;  sixty-five 
miles  south we6t  of  Tucson;  is  a  min- 
ing settlement  in  the  Arivaca  Dis- 
trict. Communication  is  maintained 
with  Tucson  and  other  points  by  a 
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BERNARD  N  W  &  00  (N  W  Ber- 

nard  and  J  E  Curry),  general  mdse 
Brink  M  B,  h<itel 
Conti  J  B,  groceries 
Macholz  &  C<»,  brewery 
McLouchlin  Dan,  blacksmith 
Ryan  Alichael,  saloon 
Zepada  Pedro,  butcher 

BEAN. 

Cochise  County.    See  Toviston. 


BENSON. 

Cochise  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office;  on  the  Southern 
Pu'jitic  R.  R.,  46  miles  fromTucton. 


Andrea  F,  general  merchandise 

Avery  Otis,,  assayer  Benson  Smelting 

and  Refining  Co 
BARNETT  &  BLOCK  (A  Bamett  and 

U  Block),  forwarding  and  commission 

and  general  merchundise  and  teaming 
BENSON  HOTEL,   D  H  Logan  pro. 

prietor 
Benson  Smelting  &  Refining  Co,  JoLn  D 

Williams  supt 
Benton  C  A,  restaurant  and  saloon 
Bryan  G  W,  liquor  saloon   and  wine 

rooms 
Byram  A,  mining 
Chesley  W  £,  manager  Sisson,  Crocker 

&Co 
Clark  Bros,  general  merchandise 
Curtis  J  N,  manager  L  Zeckendorf  &  Co 
Douglass  Wm,  restaurant 
Dunn  Edw  D,  bootmaker 
Germain  &  Montgomery    (E   Germain 

and  J   W  Montgomery),  forwarding 

and  commission  and  general  mdse 
Gardiner  Benj,  rcgtaurant  and  saloon 

OERWIEN  ft  BULLIS  (U  Gerwien 

and  J  Bullis),  lumber 
Hampson  J  H,  railroad  contractor  A  T 

A  S  F  II  R. 
Hills  k  Carr  (H  E  Hills  and  L  W  Carr), 

feed  mill 
HILLS  E  H,  manager  Pioneer  Livery 


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Kellogg  Giles,   construction  paymaster 

Arizona  Div  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R 
KNAPP  WM  H.  manager  Maguire's 

Saloon 
LOGAN  D  H,  proprietor  Benson  Hotel 
MAQUIRE  JOHN,  aaloon 

McAllister  ft  rose,  saioon 

McKenzie  John,  meat  market 
Montandon  Geo  E,   supt  construction 

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Montgomery  J  W,  agt  W,  F  &  Go's 

ex|ircss  and  postmaster 
MUNDELL  I  N>  general  merchandis  >, 

justice  of  the  peace  and  notary  pub- 
lic 
OHNESOROEN  WM,  Pioneer  Livery 

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O'Ncil  E  O,  sroceries  and  fruits 

PIONEER  LIVERT  STABLE.  Wm 

Ohnesorgea   proprietor,    E   U  Hills 

manager 
Biley  John,  saloon 

Ryan  Edward  F,  minins;  and  restaurant 
SaJisbur^   Mousao,    ^1  n    mgr    Benson 

Smelting  and  Betinuig  Co 
Sebring  A  S  ft  Co,  druggists 
Soott  J  H,  supt  of  oonstruotion  and 

acting  supt  Arizona  Div  A,T  and  S  F 

RR 
Sisson,  Crocker  &  Co,  gon  mdse,  W  E 

Chesley  mgr 
Small  W  H,  news  depot  and  barber 
SMITH  H.  opposition  Bta>;e  line 

STANTON  SAMUEL,  saloon 

Sterf  itt  T  W,  resident  engineer  Arizona 

Div  A.TandSFRR 
STEWART  ROBT  R  restaurant  and 

saloon 

VIRGINIA  HOTEL.  Vucovich  &  Lu- 

kini  proprietors 

VTJCOVlCS  ft  LUKINI  (Edward  Vu- 
covich and  John  Lukiui),  proprietors 
Virginia  Hotel       

WEBSTER  ft  BROWN  (C  N  Webster 
and  B  F  Brown),  blacksmiths 

Williams  John  D,  supt  Benson  Smelting 
and  Refining  Co  • 

Zeckendorf  L  &  Co,  J  N  Curtis  mgr, 
gen  mdse 


BED  ROCK. 

Yavapai  County.    See  Big  Bug. 

BIG  BUG. 

Yavapai   County.    A   post-oiBce, 
miles  southeast  of  Prescott. 

MARSH  H  A.  postmaster 
Miner  S  ii,  gen  mdse 
Moore  J  M  W,  notary  public 
Smith,  Jasper  t  Co,  mining 
Van  Name  Wm,  saw-mill 


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BISBEE. 

CocHisR  County.  A  post-office,  situ- 
ated 30  miles  from  Tombstone.  It  is 
the  great  copper  Cnmp.  The  "Copper 
Queen"  alono,  with  two  furnaces, 
turns  out  more  than  15  tons  of  pure 
copper  bullion  per  day.  It  is  an  en- 
terprising town  of  about  500  inhabi- 
tants ;  and,  from  present  indications, 
is  destined  at  no  distant  day  to  take 
its  place  as  one  of,  if  not  the  greatest, 
bullion-producing  camps  in  Arizoaa. 

Bridge  George,  restaurant 

BRITTAIN  J  S>  attornoy-at-Iaw  and 
justice  of  the  peace 


Copper  Prince  Mining  Co 
Copper  Queen  Mining  Co 
Dodge  Fred  J,  saloon 
Fenner  H  W,  physician  and  druggist 
Gilroy  C,  saloon  *" 

Hardy  E  T,  gon  mdse 
Herring  M  F,  livery  stable 
Jones  k  Rogers,  gen  mdse 
Jones  Thomas,  boarding-house  and  res- 
taurant 

KOHNER  A  J  ft  CO.  bakery 

Lazard  &  Jones,  gen  mdse 

Lowenburg  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Neptune  Mining  Co 

Reynolds  k  Dannieli,  siloon 

Reynolds  John,  saloon 

Savage  W  H,  attorney  and  postmaster 

Scnbner  J,  jeweler 

Seiber  A,  saloon  and  brewery 

Silver  Bear  Copper  M  &  S  Co 

Simes  Manuel,  boarding-house 

Sinipson  John,  saloon 

Smith  D  T,  lodging-house 

Sweeney  Miss  Kote,  news  depjtand  n  >- 
tions 

Tappeimer  J  C,  assayer 

Tnppeimer  John,  bootmaker 

Walker  Harry,  boarding-house,  restau- 
rant and  winerooms 

Williams  J  W,  butcher 

Young  Chas,  saloon 

BLYTHECITY. 

Post-office  Ehrenberg. 

IRISH  GEORQB  S,  superintendent 
Colorado  Valley  Land  and  Irrigating 
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Frank  Wm,  postmaster 


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BOWIE  STATION. 

CocHiaE  County.  See  Teviston. 


BRADSHAW. 

Yavapai  County.  A  post-office,  33 
miles  south  of  Prescott;  population 
80. 

Hammond  G  A,  saloon 
SHEKELS  N  C  &  CO,    general   mer- 
chandise 
Tredermann  John,  saloon 


BRIGHAM  CITY. 

Apache  County.    Post-office  Flagstaff. 
Breed  Z  H,  general  m3rchaudi30 
Lail  George,  contractor 


BUENO. 

Yavapai  County.  A  post-office. 


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Bellows  D  M,  engineer 
Delainey  W  F,  postmaster 
FOUI&EWW.  suiMrintendent  A  0 
M  &  M  Co  and  assistant  postmaster 
Johnson  E  T,  millman 
McCann  George,  mining  expert 
Perry  Oliver,  rancher 


BUMBLE  BEE. 

Yavapai  Coumty.  A  post-office. 

8NTDEB  W  W.  postmaster  and 
eral  merchandise 


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PlKAL  COUNTT. 

OOLSHAN  L  &  COi  general  merchan- 
dise 


CAMP  HUACHUCA 

Cochise  County.    A  post-office. 
COLLINS  ft  HABRINOTOir. 

Jeffords  T  J  &  Co,  post  traders 
Lyons  Wm,  blacksmith 
Pohl  J,  blacksmith 
Bohling  M,  wagonmaker 
Smaltz  B,  blacksmith 


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CAMP  THOMAS. 

Graham  County.    A  post-office. 

Bainbridge  Thomas,  saloon 
Collins  J  B,  gen  mdse 
Franklin  A  M  &  Co,  gen  mdae 
Ganzhorn  Wm  D,  justice  of  the  peace 
Grob  Mrs,  boarding-house 
NEESE  ft  VOElCKEL.  general  mer- 
chandise and  saloon 
O'Neil  J  H,  saloon  and  feed  stable 
Rupky  Mrs  L,  boarding  and  lodging 
Wood  W  V  &  Co,  post  trader  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 

CAMP  VERDE. 

Yava?ai  County.  A  post-offico,  42 
miles  east  of-  Prescott.  Population 
90. 

Eureka  Copper  Mining  Co 

Head  C  P  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

HEAD  W  S.  postmaster 

JORDAN  BROS  (F  E  and  E  L  Jordan), 
Verde  Flouring  Mills 

JORDAN  F  El  notary  public  and  jus- 
tice of  tlie  peace 

Robinson  D  L,  notary  public 


CASA  BLANCO. 

Pima  County.     See  Crittenden. 


CASA  GRANDE. 

PiMAti  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.,  1S2  miles  from  Yuma,  05 
miles  northeast  of  Tucson,  and  013 
miles  from  San  Francisco.  Population 
100. 

Depuy  Louis,  with  Smith  k  Watzlavzick 

Elliott  Arthur  H,  agt  S  P  R  R  and  S  K 
and  F  Tel  Co 

Fryer  Jere,  hotel 

Loss  J  C,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  and 
postmaster 

Nicholson  R  T,  liquors 

Smith  &  Murray,  gen  mdse 

Texas  and  California  Stage  Co,  Kerns, 
Griffith  &  Stevens  proprs 

TOMLBHSON  T>  groceries  and  pro- 
duce, general  forwarding  agent  aud 
notary  public 

Wilson  W,  restaurant 

Wright  J  A,  agent  Texas  and  Califoraia 
Stage  Co  and  candies,  cigars,  etc 


CASTLE    DOME    LANDING. 

Yuma  County.  A  post-office,  on  tho 
Colorado  River,  about  22  miles  above 
Yuma  by  steamer. 


CASTLE    DOME 

SMELTING  CO. 

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HITTCHINS  0  H.  postmaster 


MINING   AND 

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CENTENNIAL. 

Yuma  County.    A  post-office. 
JOHNSON  J  W.  postmaster 

CHARLESTON. 

Pima  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  situated  10  miles 
west  of  Tombstone,  on  the  San  Pedro 
River. 

On  the  north  can  bo  seen  the  Wliet- 
stone  Mountains,  on  the  sonth  the 
Sierra  de  San  Jose  Range  in  Sonera,  and 
in  a  westerly  direction  the  lofty  peaiis 
of  the  Huachucas.  The  town  has  a 
population  of  about  400.  On  tho  oppo- 
site side  of  the  river  are  situated  tho 
Gird  and  Corbin  Mills,  belonging  to  the 
Tombstone  Mill  and  Mining  Co.,  where 
is  crushed  the  rich  ore  taken  from  their 
mines  at  Tombstone.  Considerable 
trade  is  carried  on  with  Sonora  by  mcaus 
of  pack-trains. 

Ayrcs  J  B,  saloon 
Brooks  &  Gatrell,  saloon 
Carr  J,  freighter 


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Herrer*  ft  MoClure,  gen  mdie 
Housner  ft  Co,  variutieo 
Katzenatein  S,  general  merchondiae 
Kraft  John,  blaokamith 
Peteraon  B  H,  drnga 
Quinn  Harry,  aaloon 
Weber  Chaa,  aaloon 
Weliach  H,  general  morchandiat 
Williama  H  F,  druga 


CHINO. 

Yavapai  County.  A  post-office;  aitu- 
ated  on  the  Chino  Kiver,  in  Chino 
Valley,  20  miles  from  Prcscott. 

DELANT  FBANK.  saloon,  restau- 
rant, lodging-house,  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 


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CLIFTON. 

Gbahah  County.  A  post-office;  53 
miles  north  of  Bowie. 

Abraham  ft  Son,  bakery 
Bonuell  G  M,  dry  goods 
Church  Wm  B,  pres  Detroit 

Mining  Co  and  gen  mdse 
Crawford  Bon,  notary  public 
Detroit  Copper    Mining    Co,    Wm    B 

Church  pres 

LA  TOUR  FAKTI,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Lesinsky  Henry  ft  Co,  gen  mdte  and 
copper  mining 

Longfellow  Mining  Co 

PATTEBSOM'  A  M.  attorney-at-law 

Fomeroy  Mrs  Alice,  postmistress 

Pomcroy  S  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
propr  Clifton  ft  Lordsburg  iStage  Line 

Snicido  Pablo,  saloon 

Wiird  John  G,  general  merchandise 

Welch  H  B  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Yaukie  James,  gen  mdse 


CONTENTION  CITY. 

Cochise  County.  A  post  and  express 
office;  65  miles  east  of  Tucson,  22 
miles  from  Benson,  and  has  stage  con- 
nection with  that  place.  Population 
300. 


ALEXANDER  L>  ■•loon  and  lunch 
house,  varieties  and  news  depot 

Barney  J  0,  physician,  aurgeon  and 
drutrgist 

BOUSl'IELD  DANIEL  J.  superinten- 
dent Contention  Consolidated  Mill 
Burdick  I  F,  boots  and  slices 
Bustilloa  J,  saloon 

CASTANEDA  A  A   &    CO,   general 

merchandise 
Chase  Alex  J,  surveyor,  draughtsman 

and  ex-U  S  Coat't  Survey 
Clurk  H  V,  agt  N  M  ft  A  Branch  A,  T 

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MILL.  Daniel  J  fioustield  superin- 
tendent 

Dessurt  John,  general  mdse  and  saloon 

Diaz  F,  saloon 

Dunn  J  R,  saloon 

FRENCH  RESTAURANT,  L  Lar- 

rieu  proprietor 
Gallagher  Thos,  restaurant 
Galvin  Thomas,  meat  market 

HEAD    CENTER    MILL,    Archie 

Nivcns  superintendent 

HOWELL  SAMUEL,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster  and  agent  Wells, 
Farjio  ft  Co's  Express 

HUNTER  FRANK,  assaycr,  Heau 
Center  Mill 

Kaufman  M,  general  merchandise 

LARRIEU  L,  proprietor  French  Res- 
taurant 

Latta  S  N,  millwright 

Ludwig  J  B,  deputy  sheriff  Cochise 
County 

Marks  Simon,  gen  mdse 

McDanicl  L,  stage  driver 

Mills  Joseph,  butcher 

Myers  ft  Son,  hotel 

NiVENS  ARCHIE,  superintendent 
Head  Center  Mill 

Reeder  Robt,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 

Rehalva  Emanuel,  blacksmith 

SATTERLEE  FRANK,  assayer  Con- 
tention Consolidated  Mill 

Smith  J  B,  justice  of  the  peace 

Varula  J,  livery  stable  and  blacksmith 

WELSH  JOHN,  saloon  , 

Zier  Miix.  saloon 


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A  First-class  Hotel  and  Restaurant.  Private  Rooms  well  furnished,  second  to 
none  in  Southern  Arizona. 

A  First-Class  BAR  ROOM  supplied  with  the  best  Imported  and  Domestic 
Liquors  and  Cigars.      iS'  Warm  Baths. 

A  LIVERY  STABLE  attached  to  the  House. 


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Pima  Coumtt.    A  post-ofBoe,  60 
•outheait  of  Tucson. 

Brick  k  Co,  gen  mdie 

George  L,  hotel 

Hughes  &  Lynn,  mining 

Hughes  &  Taylor,  grocery  and  liquors 

Hughes  Thos,  postmaster  and  justice  of 

the  peace 
Hampson  J  H,  R  R  contractor 
Lyon  4  Co,  grocers 
Scott  John,  It  R  contractor 


DESERT. 

Pima  Cocntt.    A  post-office. 

LABOREE  C  Hi  postmaster  and  agent 
S  P  C  R  R 


DUDLEYVILLE. 

Pinal  Countt.    A  post-office. 

Cunningham  Wm,  farmer 
Harrington  W  D,  farmer 
Lattiu  vV  A,  rancher 
Pam  Alex,  gen  indse 
Watson  L  K  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


ERASTUS. 

Apacuk  County.    A  poat-office. 

Curtis  O  C,  butcher 

Erastus  Co-operatis'e  Mercantile  Insti- 
tution, S  E  Johnson  pres 

Johnson  S  £,  pres  Erastus  Co-operative 
Mercantile  Institution 

Martman  G  A,  bootmaker 

Martman  M  H,  saddle  and  harness- 
maker 

McGrath  L,  farmer 

Pulsipher  D,  m'ilcr 

Runell  H,  blacksmith 

Willhelm  H  H,  guu  mdse 


FAIRBANK. 

Dessart  k  Joice,  gon  mdse  and  saloon 
HASSE  H  K,  agent  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R 
Zeokeudorf  L  &  Co,  geii  mdse 


FLAGSTAFF. 

Yavapai  County.     A  post  and  express 
office. 

Ayer  — ,  saw-mill 

Beale  Bros,  liquors 

Brain  &  Davis,  saloon 

Braunen  D  J,  physician  and  surareon 


Brannen  P  B  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

Brownie  Leon,  saloon 

Clark  J  W,  saloon 

Drain  John,  liquors 

Groaf  B  F  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

Hawks  k  Co,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Kennedy  J  \V,  restaurant 

Lawrence  k  Co,  blacksmiths 

Leman  T  B,  phvsioian 

Minow  Dan,  saloon 

Talbott  k  Co,  liquors 

Wilson  J  W,  restaurant 


FLORENCE. 

Pinal  County.    A  post  and  express  of- 
fice. 

A  beautiful,  thriving  and  prosperous 
town  containing  over  1,400  inhabitantH, 
handsomely  situated  on  the  south  bauk 
of  the  Gila  River,  in  Pinal  County,  and 
almost  in  the  cent  o  of  the  Territory. 
It  is  the  county  seui  of  the  county,  and 
lies  about  35  miles  from  the  far-famed 
Silver  King  Mine.      Recent    additions 
have  been  made  to  the  Court  House,  a 
new  jail  built,  which  has  no  equal  in 
the  Territory  excepting  Yuma.    A  new 
Catholic  Church   will  shortly  be  con- 
structed.    The  Sisters  of  Mercy  of  Tuc- 
son have  established  a  day  and  boarding 
school,  and  there  are  ten  public  aud  one 
private  school.      Every  educational  ad- 
vantage con  be  had  here  known  to  the 
outside  world.     The  climate,  healthful- 
ncss  and  sanitary  condition  of  the  town 
is  unequalled  by  any  place  in  the  Terri- 
tory.    Farming  and  grazing  abound  on 
all  sides,  and  it  is  now  a  SQttlecl  fact 
that  any   cereal  or  vegetablo  may  be 
grown  successfully  here.     Connection  ia 
made  with  the  Southern  Pacl'ic  Railroad 
at  the  station  of  Caaa  Grande,  25  miiea 
distant.     The  mail  service  is  daily,  and 
is  carried  by  the  Texas  and  California 
Stage  Company,  Griffith  k  Stevens  pro- 
prietors. 

Anderson  J  W,  attorney-at-law 
Andrava  k  Spinas,  groceries 
Arbanatti  Juan,  butcher 
Bailey  W  L,  livery  stable 
Rartleson  John  T,  supervisor 
Boscha  Peter,  special  deputy  sheriff 
Bustwick  Samuel,  hairdresser 
Brady  P  R,  county  treasurer 
Brown  Geo  A,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  4  Co 
Callingwood  k  Co,  wholesale  and  retail 

merchants 
Cochrane  T  A,  miner 
Cook  Geo  F,  supervisor 
Corrales  Jesus,  liquors  and  provisions 
Cox  L  M  Jr,  manager  Silver  King  Hotel 


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Davia  J  W,  Attorney  ftnd  oounielor^at- 

law 
Devine  John  J,  county  recorder 
Eduardo  Qirard  Rev,  paator  of  Church 

of  the  Awumptiou 
Evaaa  Geo  £,  Evans  Station,  Florence 

k  Globe  Road 

"7L0BEN0E    ENTERPRISE." 

Thomas  F  Weedin  publisher 
Flores  Augustine,  saloon 
Fordico  Juan,  saloon 
Gabriel  J  P,  sheriff  and  tax  collector 
Gonzales  G  N,  harness  and  saddlery 
Goodwin  F  L  B,  attorney-at-law 
GrifHth  ft  Stevens,  proprs  Texas  and 

California  Stage  Co 
Guild  Wm  £,  postmaster 
Hardesty     Jesse,    supt    Mark    Twain 

Minins  Go 
Harvey  William,  physician 
Holland  Patrick,  supervisor 
Lewis  House,  C  G  Lewis  propr 
Mark  Twain  Mining  Co,  Jesae  Hardesty 

supt 
Mason  Aaron,  pres  S  K  &  F  Tel  Co 
McLellan  Thomus  H,  farmer 
Michea  J  B,  liquors  and  provisionn 
Miller  John,  justice  of  the  peace 
Miller  W  E,  \V,F  &  Co's  messenger 
Mosor  F  W,  county  clerk 
Moss  J  B,  cigars  and  tobacco 
Ochoa  J  M,  general  merchandise 
Oweus  John  A,  millor 
Quiun  Francisco,    liquors    and  provi- 
sions 
Rapp  Charles,  saloon 
Richanlson  C  B,  attomcy-at-Iaw 
Rugglea  Levi,  farmer 
Santa  Cruz  J  G,  saloon 
Sawers  Hugo  J,  with  Smith  &  Murray 
Schoshusen  Henry,  butcher 
Silver  King  and  Florence  Tel  Co,  Aaron 

Mason  ptes 
Silver  King  Hotel,  W  L  Bailey  propr 
Siiiipsou  James  A,  station  agt  at  Pica- 

cho  • 

Smith  Horace  L,  attorney  and  counsel- 

or-at-law 
Smith  laaoc  D,  station  agt  Cosa  Grande 

and  Florence  R  R 
Smith  Sc  Murray,  wholesale  and  retail 

mer^'hants 
STANTON  F,  deputy  clerk    of   the 

county  court 
Summers  H  B,  district  attorney 
Tantini  G  R,  liquors  and  provisions 
Texas  and  CalifornJa  Stage  Co,  Griffith 

k  Stevens  proprs 
Thomas  Hiuson,  deputy  county  recorder 

and  clerk  board  of  supervisors 
'rinman  C  W,  carpenter  and  builder 
Walker  John  D,  supt  Brady  &  Walker 

Mine 
Warner  P  C,  road  commissioner 


WEEDIN    THOMAS  F.    publisher 

"  Florence  Enterprise  " 
Wells,  Fargo  k  Co,  Geo  A  Brown  act 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,   W    E 

Guild  agt 
Wheat  Granville,  farmer 
WHITESIDE  B  J.  under  sheriiT 
Will  Peter,  Florence  Brewery 
Wilson  John  V,  feed  stable 
Wratten  Goo   L,  probate  judge,  atty- 

at-law  and  notary  public 


FORT  BOWIE. 

Pima  Cocnty.    A  post-office. 
Egan  — ,  physician 
TULLT.  OCHOA  &  CO.  general 
chandise 


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FORT  GRANT. 

Graham  County.    A  post-office. 
Morgan  H  A,  justice  of  the  peace 
NORTON     ft    STEWART,    general 
merchandise 


FORT  THOMAS. 

Graham  County.    See  Camp  Thomas. 


GILA  BEND. 

Maricova   Cous!TT.    a  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  on  the  Soutiiern 
Pacific    R.  R.,  850  miles  from  San 
Francisco,  and  1 1!>  miles  from  Yuma. 
Population  tiO. 
Beach  Wilson,  freighter 
Boyer  W  P,  general  merchandise 
COaE  H.  agent  Wella.  Fargo  &  Co 
Harrington  F,  freighter 
McCown  J,  hotel  and  saloon 
Morgan  M  D,  hotel 
Xoonan  J  A,  general  merchandise 
Welcome  F  D,  grain  and  cattle 


GILLETT. 

Yavapai  County.  A  post-office,  40 
miles  northwest  of  Phoenix.  Popula- 
tion 130. 

Burfipi  M,  hotel 

Coulaon  k  Ayers,  aaloon 

Curtis  G  W,  hotel  .and  saloon 

GOLDMAN  &  ANDERSON,  general 
merchandise 

Larson  James,  blacksmith 

Stenkie  H  L,  freighter 

GLOBE  CITY. 

Gila  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  100  miles  north  of  Tucson,  and 


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69  miles  northeast  of  Florence.  Pop> 
ulation  1,000.  It  is  reached  by  way 
of  Casa  Qrande  and  Florence. 

Abraham  Jacob,  barber 

Beiibrook  &  Bobbins,  liquors 

Bosche  G,  brewery  and  saloon 

Brt-men  M  W,  lumber 

Bniski  Larra,  liquors 

Burns  Con,  blacksmith 

Cahill  &  Ellis,  painters 

Ciirey  H  M,  wagonmaker 

Chappell    &    Whepley,   groceries    and 

fruits 
Duryea  VV  H,  gen  mdse 
Eaton  &  Bailey,  gen  mdse 
Fiake  H  W,  gunsmith 
Fiske  &  VValdbri.lge,  bankers 
Gardner  Benjamin,  groceries  and  liquors 

"  GLOBE  CHBONICLE,"  G  H  Ster- 

ritt  proprietor 
Globe  Mercantile  Co,  gen  mdse 
Graydon  &  Crawford,  wagonmakers 

Hackney  A  H,  "Silver  Belt" 

Hamilton  J.tmes,  liquors 

Haiiimond  &  Taylor,  liquors 

Hazard  &  Horst,  butchers 

Heiiteman  S  C,  physician  and  druggist 

Henderson  D,  gen  mdse 

Hitchcock  &  Co,  druggists 

HOLBOBN  CHAS  &  CO  (represent- 
ing \Vm  B  Hooper  &  Co),  wholesale 
liquors 

KELINER  E  F,  lumber  and  general 

merchandise 
Kenney  Mrs,  lodgin<;-house 
Klein  S  Sl  Co,  gcu  nidde 
Lundy  J  C,  blacksmith 
McDonald  C  A,  physician 
MoN.iUy  W  T,  liquors 
Moore  Mrs  &  Son,  hotel 
Moulton  P  H,  liquors 
Murphy  Wm,  dry  goods 
Myer  k  Schein,  clothing,  etc 
Newton  Geo  A,  jeweler 
Pascoe  House,  Mrs  Rosa  Howe  propr 
Pascoe  Jhmes,  restaurant 
Eedman  Joseph,  butoher 
Kinchart  J  H,  liquors 
Robbins  J  C,  livery  stable 
Robertson  P  C,  livery  stable 
Robinson  Lewis,  stoves  and  tinware 
Smith  T  C,  liquors 
Speuce  H  E,  postmaster 

STERBITT  G  H,  "Globe  Chroniole" 
Sultan  D,  general  merchandise 
Van  Wagenin  G  S,  gea  mdse 
Welch  James  F,  blacksmith 
Westmeyer  F  VV,  gen  mdse 
Wood  H,  barber 
Wright  A  K,  groceries 
Young  Jesse,  uquors 


GREATERVILLE. 

Pima  County.    A  post-office. 

Anderson  Jo!in  B,  blacksmith 

Arnold  E  A,  gea  mdse 

Coyne  P  J,  justice  of  the  peace  and  dis- 
trict recorder        

ELLIOTT  &  DOWNER,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Modesto  Galindo,  butcher 


HACKBERRY. 


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Mohave   County.     A   post-office, 
miles  northwest  of  Frescott. 

Abernethy  M,  gen  mdse  and  boarding- 
house 

Davis  John,  saloon 

Day  W  E,  physician 

Nobman  F,  blacksmith,  feed  yard  and 
boarding-house 

Roune  Fred,  saloon 

WoUenburg  L  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


HARDYVILLE. 

MouAVE  County.    A  post-office;  a  land- 
ing on  the  Colorado  River. 

HARDY  W  M>  general    merchandise 


HARSHAW. 

Pima  County.    A  ^jost-office. 

Bessincr  Charles,  shoemaker 
Brick  tvood  John,  liquors 
Cazalon  &  Bitchnon,  restaurant 
Darms  G,  lodging-house 
Denier  J  \V,  drugs 
Hays  R  T,  physician 
Harshaw  Mill  and  Mining  Co 
Jameson  J,  liquors  and  cigars 
Kegan  Wm,  livery 
Nelson  S  P,  brewery  n  ^  1  liquors 
Nichols  Juhn,  restaurant 
O'Ualloran  Mrs  C,  hotel 
Sims  G,  liquors 
Small  N,  livery 
Snyder  D  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Sutton  &  Stockton,  blacksmiths 
Smith  &  Boughn,  butchers 

HAYDEN. 

Maricopa  County.  A  post-office,  44 
miles  from  Maricopa  and  16  miles 
from  Phoenix. 

Bagley  Samuel,  saloon 
Carter  John,  wagonmaker  and  builder 
Hawks  Joseph,  blacksmith 
Hopkins  R  T,  blacksmith 
Johnson  Joseph  E,  nurseryman 


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Lamb  Joseph,  cooper 

Macdonald  A  F,  ast  D  M  Osborn  &  Co, 
agricnltural  implements 

MACDONALD  FANNIE  V,  general 
merchandise  and  postmistress 

Pomeroy  Francis  M,  justice  of  the  peace 

Robson  Chas  I,  notary  public 

Rogers  Henry  C,  wagcmmaker  and  black- 
smith, Jonesville,  3  miles  north 

Sirrene  Geo  W,  hotel 


HOLBROOK. 

Apache  County.    A  post-office, 

Bacca  Santa  Ago  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Field  J  A,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
FISH  JOSEPH 
Wilson  James  H,  postmaster 


ISAACSON. 

PiHA  County.    A  post-office. 

Briukwood  John,  saloon 
Cleabome  &;  Williams,  saloon 
Fox  Mrs  Rose,  laundry 
Frish  Charles  &,  Co,  saloon 
Green  &;  Everett,  saloon 
Isaacson  I,  gen  mdse 
ISAACSON  JACOa  postmaster 
Lepool  Hurry,  barber 
Martin  Joe,  hotel 
Sawyer  I  J,  saloon 
Schneider  D,  gen  mdse 
Schutz  Charles,  saloon 
Smaley  Wm,  livery 


KEAM'S  CANYON. 

ArAOHK  County. 

KEAM  T  V,  Indian  trader 

LUTTRELL 

Pima  County.    A  post-office. 
Davis  Mining  Co,  mining  and  smelting 
Harrickson  R,  liquors 
Harrison  R,  gen  mdse 
Holland  Mining  Co,   mining  and  smelt- 
ing 
Kaufman  H,  gen  mdse 
Kresham  &  M^Bain,  gen  mdse 
Luttrell  J  Ml,  hotel 


MALEY. 

Cochise  County.    See  Willcox. 


MANLYVILLE. 

PiMAL  County.    A  post-office. 
CHAHBEBLIN  M  B>  postmaater 


MARICOPA. 

Pinal  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific, 156  miles  from  Yuma,  and  91 
miles  from  Tucson. 

Bassett  Janus,  propr  Maricopa  Hotel 

Boyne  R  E,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

Bonsell  Ed,  agt  S  P  R  R 

Cottrell  W  F,  groceries,  boots,  shoes, 
etc 

FAARINaTON  E  E  &  CO,  post- 
master, general  merchandise,  forward- 
ing and  commission  merchants 

Gilmer,  Salisbury  &  Co's  Stage  Line, 
James  Stewart  agt 

Vandever  Chas,  gen  mdse,  forwarding 
&iA  commission  merchants 

Zent  Wm,  feed  corral 


Mcdowell. 


Maricopa  County.    A  post-office,  25 
miles  northeast  of  Phoenix. 


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McMILLEN. 

Gila  County. 

Kellner  E  F  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  miners' 

outfits 
McMillen  Silver  Mining  Co 
NICOLS  J  A>  general  merchandise 


MESA  CITY. 

MARfcoPA  County.    See  Hayden. 


MINERAL  PARK. 

MoHAVK  County.  A  post-office,  the 
county  seat,  located  134  miles  nTth- 
west  of  Prescott  and  43  miles  from 
Hardyville. 

"ALIA ARIZONA,"  W  H  Cureton 
editor  and  proprietor 

Atchisson  Chas,  gents'  furnishing  goods 
and  probate  judge 

Blakley  W  G,  attorney-at-law 

Brooks  Mrs  G  W,  fancy  goods 

Buckley  John,  blacki^^c^ifh 

Bucksbaum  H,  clerk  uoaiJ  of  supervis- 
ors 

Burdick  E  L,  physician  and  county 
treasurer 

Christie  T  J,  saloon 

Clark  W  S,  saloon 

CUEETONW  H>  editor  "Alta  Ari- 
zona, "  and  court  commissioner 

Cuzinno  Calvin  hotel 


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Davis  A  E,  attorney-at-law 

Dunton  James,  groceries 

Fehr  William,  bootmaker 

French  0  G  W,  district  judge 

Hamilton  Samuel,  attorney-at-law 

Hardy  Wm  H,  supervisor 

Henkle  M  W,  supervisor 

Hughes  J,  blacksmith 

Hyde  J  J,  druggist 

Hyde  &  Watkius,  gen  mdse  and  drug- 
gists 

Krider  Bros,  gen  mdse  and  post-office 

MACKENZIE  JOHN  K,  county  re- 
corder, clerk  district  and  probate 
court 

Potts  John  C,  sheriff 

Sherman  £  C,  blacksmith 

Smith  Anson  H  9r.  Co,  newspaper 

Smith  Jamee,  butcher 

Stephenson  John  W,  district  attorney 

Welbourne  L  C,  su])erviaor 

WELTQN  ft  GROUNDS,  general  mer- 
chandise 

White  &  Harrison,  saloon 


Mi^NEHAHA. 

Yavapai   County.      Post-office    Brad- 
shaw. 

Anderson  H  C,  miner 
yi(ch.W.TR  W  Ki  general  merchandise, 
milling  agent  and  justice  of  the  peace 
Patterson  James,  saw-mill 
Hinkle  Jacol),  miner 
Oliver  Jacob,   farmer 
Kyland  Frank,  miner 
Taylor  Charles,  farmer 


MOHAVE  CITY. 

MoHAVK    County.     A    post-office,    on 

Colorado  River. 
Boreham  W  J,  blacksmith 
BEEON  PAUL,  poiitmaster 
BBEON  &  SPEAK,  general  merohaii- 

diso 
Lamliert  Henry,  butcher 
Sjjear  A  A,  cattle  dealer 

MONTEZUMA. 

PrNAi.  County.  PoHt-officc Florence;  a 
station  on  the  Southern  Pacific  K.  11., 
147  miles  from  Yuma,  and  12  miles 
nortiiwest  of  Florence. 

AUSTIN  &  DEMPSET,  general  mer- 
chandiso 


NAVAJO  SPRINGS. 

OOLTER  F  E.  agent  A  ft  P  U  It  and 
Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's  Express 


Hanck  J  D,  stock  raiser 
Lynch  L,  saloon 
Rains  J  W,  hotel 


NUGGET. 

Gila  County,    A  post-office. 

KELLNER  E  F  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise 
Stewart  A  J,  liquors 


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Graham  County. 

Bolan  P  J,  hotel 

Welch  H  B  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

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Pima    Countv,  A   ,    ''.-office,  68  miH 
souti'  of  Tuc.  >". 

Bartlett  John,  butchur 

Noon  A  H,  drugs  and  physician 

Noon  Owen,  liquors 

Thacher  ft  Co,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 

PAMELA. 

Yavapai  County.  A  post-office. 

Boyce  C  E,  harness  and  saddles 

Cox  E,  liquors 

DAVIS  J  P  &  COi  general  merchaiulise 

Harris  U  L,  liquors 

Parker  H,  saw-mill 

Pet.TSon  E»l,  wag<mmaker 

Pitman  E  VV,  butcher 

Ross  H  C,  blacksmith 

Wade  Wm,  liciuora 

Woodruff G  W,  drygoorib.«'^  oi'-ries 


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Pima  County.  A  post,  express  and  teie- 
egraph  office,  on  the  Suutheru  Pacific 
R.  R.,  28  miles  from  Tucson. 

Dougherty  John,  postmaster 
TULLY.  OCHOA  ft  CO,  general  mer 

chandiHe  and  stock  raiders 
Wakelifld  Bros,  gen  mdue 
Woolf(>lk  (>eo,  hotel  and  saloon 

PHdurr 

Mabicopa  County.  A  post  aua  express 
office;  the  county  seat  of  Maricopa 
County. 

It  is  located  in  north  latitude  33'  18' 
and  J^n-^itude  112"— time  2  houn  and 
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is  located  2  miles  north  of  Salt  River,  in 
the  center  of  the  valley  of  the  same 
name,  and  has  been  the  seat  of  govern- 
ment since  the  formation  of  the  county, 
February  4th,  1871.  The  tor.n  site  of 
PhcBnix  covers  an  area  of  one  mile  lon^ 
and  one-half  mile  wide.  The  streets 
fronting  on  the  plaza  are  100  feet  wide ; 
the  balance  ^.eSO.  The  streets  run  at 
right  angles  with  the  cardinal  points  of 
the  compass.  The  blocks  are  3O0  feet 
square.  Owing  to  its  close  proximity  to 
the  best  developed  mining  districts  in 
the  Territory,  its  location  as  a  base  of 
supplies  is  unequaled.  The  town  is 
amply  supplied  with  churches  and  edu- 
oatioual  facilities.  It  has  a  handsome 
new  school  house,  costing  $15,000.  The 
Masons,  Odd  Fellows,  Red  Men,  Knights 
of  Pythias  and  Good  Templars  are  or- 

fanized  and  have  large  lists  of  members, 
'opulation  about  2,500.  The  principal 
industries  of  the  surrounding  country 
are  farming,  minin<;  and  stock  raising. 
Phcenix  is  located  in  what  is  generally 
considered  the  finest  agricultural  valley 
in  the  Territory. 

Alsap  &  Baker  (J  T  Alsap  t.  •  A  C  Ba- 
ker), attorncys-at-law 

Alsap  J  T  (Alsap  &  Baker) 

"ABIZONA  GAZETTE,"  Homer  H 
McNeil  publisher 

Asher  M  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 

Baker  A  C  (Alsap  &  Baker) 

Balz  E,  stock  dealer 

Basquez  A,  bricklayer 

Brix  Poter,  saloon 

Brown  Thomas,  saloon 

Burger  John,  wagonmnker 

Bury  C  H,  contractor  and  builder 

Campbell  Joseph  (Cox  &  Campbell)  city 
recorder 

Carey  W  R,  furniture  and  undertaker 

Clark  Geo  D,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Coats  G  F,  fruits,  etc 

Ooeka  Chas,  furniture 

Colburn  J  W,  liquors 

Collier  C,  mining  supt 

Collins  J  B,  liquors 

Cook  VV  G,  physician 

Gotten  J  M,  liquors 

Cox  &  Campbell  (Frank  Cox  and  Joseph 
Campbell),  attorneys 

Cox  Frank  (Cox  &  Campbell) 

Crisman  &  Turman,  flour-mill 

Demarbaix  &  Sanders,  livery  stable 

Ellis  G  k  Co,  gen  mdse 

Frambes  Rev  O  8,  principal  Phoenix 
High  School 

Fuqua  F,  saloon 

Ganz  E,  hotel 

Garfias  Henry,  city  marshal 

George  John,  connty  treasurer 


Gibson  Sc  Son,  livery 

Gilmer,  Salis  ury  &  Co,  stage  lines,  Jas 

Stewart  supt 
Goldman  &  Co,  dryeoods 
GOSFEB  &  UORFOBD  (J  J  Gosper 

and  N  A  Morford),  proprs  •'  VVee'iiy 

Phoenix  Herald  " 
Greenhaw  T  G,  county  school  su^jorin- 

tendeut  and  probate  jndqe 
Gregg  J  L,  county  supervisor 
Gregory  J  M,  nurseryman 
Hamlin  Geo,  livery 
Hancock  VV  A  (Tweed  &  Hancock) 
Harrison  Mrs,  milliner 
Hedgpeth  Rev  L  J,  clergyman  (M  E 

South) 
Heison  C,  baker 

HeuF.haw  A  L,  county  supervisor 
Her  ick  &,  liuhrs,  blacksmiths 
Hilaerbrandt  &  Co,  s  loon 
Hincklin  Laura  E,  dressmaker 
Hooper  W  B  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors 

and  commission  merchants 
Huston  S  M  &  Co,  druggists 
Irvine  E  &  Cu,  groceries  and  varieties 
Isaac  Wm,  county  surveyor 
Jacobs  M  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
Jamison  E,  W  U  Tel  operator 
Jones  W  W,  mining  supt 
Kales  &  Lewis  (M  W  Kales  and  S  Le m- 

is),  bankers 
Kales  M  \V,  councilman 
Kelly  G  H,  painter 
Kelly  &  Mayer,  butchers 
Kirkhud  R  F,  county  recorder 
Knapp  Mrs  A  R,  dressmaker 
Lowrey  Lola  B,  music  teacher 
Lemon  A  D,  district  attorney 
Loosley  J  R,  saloon 
L  hrs  J  C  H,  barber 
Luke  C  A,  brewery  and  saloon 
McGinn  M  E,  horseahoer  and  blacksmith 
McKean  F  J,  expressman 
McNeil  A  J,  harness 
McNEU  HOMER  H,  publisher  "Ari- 
zona Gazette" 
McNulty  W  F,  general  merchandise 
Milsap  Mrs  A  E,  restaurant 
Minor  P,   contractor  and  builder  and 

lumber 
Monihon  J  D,  councilman 
Morris  W  R,  upholsterer 
Mowry  Geo  E,  postmaster 
Olsson  T,  shoemaker 
Orme  L  H,  sheriff 
Patton  &  Whittaker  (S  E  Patton  and 

Geo  M  Whittaker),  contractors  and 

builders 
Pesquier  M,  tinware 
•PHOENIX    HERALD"    (weekly), 

Gosper  &  Morford  proprietors 
Pickens  Mrs  N  A,  physician 
Pinney  D  H,  district  judge 
Porter  De  Forest,  mining  supt 


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Porterie  '  Alexander  J,  engineer  and 
metallurgiRt 

Reed  J  D,  public  administrator 

Richards  Ames,  justice  of  peace 

Righetti  S,  restaurant 

Rosenthal  &  Kutner,  general  mdse 

Rosson  R  L,  physician 

Rothrock  &  Catton,  photographers, 
books  and  stationery 

Rothrock  G  H,  justice  of  peace 

Rowe  W  A  &  Co,  mill  and  mining  sup- 
plies and  general  merchandise 

Ruben  Paul  R,  cigars,  tobacco  and  va- 
rieties 

Ryder  Henry  W,  lumber  and  builders 
and  hardware 

S^'Oari  Chas,  hotel 

.    '      "•   '^arl,  bakery 

8i-  A,   mayor  and  clerk  district 

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vShemiuii  Thomas,  saloon 

Sherrer  Carl,  bakery 

Shiner  Mrs  8  E,  millinery 

Smith  J  Y  T,  councilman  and  flour-mills 

Smith  Thos,  liquors 

Smith  W  T,  hotel 

Stonge  &  Gonzales,  painters 

Stroud  &  JensonI  saloon 

Tapia  Robertf^,  barber 

Ti^drow  J  W,  saloon 

Thalhcimer  Joseph,  saloon 

Thibodo  O  J,  physician  and  druggist 

Travis  H  H,  assayer 

Tweed  G  A  (Tweed  &  Hancock) 

Tweed  &  Hancock  (G  A  Tweed  and  W 
A  Hancock),  attorueys-at-law 

Warmser  M,  county  supervisor  and 
general  merchandise 

Wharton  J  E,  physician 

Williams  &  Woosnum,  corral 


PICACHO. 


Pinal  County.  A  post-office;  on  the 
Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  19  miles  from 
Casa  Grande  aud  146  miles  from  Tuc- 


son. 


Ambler  N,  teamster  and  ford  agent 
Brown  Jas  H,  ford  agt  and  gen  mdse 
SIMPSON  JAS  A.  feed  yard  and  post- 
master 


PICKET  POST. 


Pinal  County.    See  Pinal. 


PINAL 

Pinal  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  known  as  Picket  ?ost;  post- 
office  named  Pinal.   Population  1,000. 

Adams  O  B,  physician  and  anrgeon 


Allen  C  0,  assayer 

Arnett  W  L,  propr  Pinal  Hotel 

Baker  J  D,  a<;sayer 

Bancroft  W  E,  freighter  and  contractor, 
Casa  Grande  and  Silver  King 

Becher  Guatave,  U  S  Brewery 

Benson  W  H,  justice  of  peace 

Binkley  W  T,  groceries,  provisions,  aud 
retail  liquor  store 

Brandinburg  Mrs  J,  fruits 

Bray  H  C,  wrmer 

Broadbeck  John  A,  stone  mason,  con- 
tractor and  builder 

BROOKS  HABBTi  assistant  editor 
"Pinal  Drill" 

BROOKS  JAY>  general  merchandise 

Brown  P  A,  assayer 

Brunnenkaut  &  Hilge,  bakery 

Cavaness  Matt,  blacksmithing  and 
wagonmaking 

Champion  Josiah,  lumber,  doors,  and 
sashes;  agt  Commercial  Insurance  Co 
of  San  Francisco 

Charlebois  &  Marlow,  butchers  aud 
hotel 

Conn  Robert,  millman 

Cox  G,  mining  and  civil  engineer,  and 
U  S  deputy  mining  surveyor 

Culver  C  W,  supt  Goodenough  Minbg 
Co 

Davis  H  H,  physician  and  surgeon 

Delta  Saloon,  Harter    &  Lewis  proprs 

DeWalt  G  A,  engineer 

Do  ige  M  M,  assayer 

Ehlers  E  H,  expressman 

Elmore  D  T 

Everhart  &  Jennings,  drugs,  medicines, 
paints,  and  oils 

Frederickson  P  C,  saloon 

Gilmore  Chas  M,  mining  contractor 

Goldman  &  Co,  general  merchandise, 
Pinal  and  Butte 

Gomez  Francisco,  groceries  and  pro- 
visions 

Gonzales  Jose,  liquors 

Graham  P  B,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars 

Hall  S  P,  proor  Hivll's  Star  Stable, 
livery  and  feed 

Hampton  W  W,  miner 

Harter  &  Lewis,  wines,  liquors  and 
cigars 

Haverstrom  John,  bootmaker 

Hickman  Mrs  R  H,  dressmaking  and 
milliner 

Hdge  &  Co,  bakers 

Hoffman  0,  metallurgist 

Hunt  J  B,  wines,  li(|Uors  and  saloon 

Hutchinson  C  T,  blacksmith 

Jensen  Fred,  wines,  liquors,  fruits  and 
shooting  gallery 

Jones  F  E,  private  sec  Hastings  Con- 
solidated Mining  Co 

Kennedy  K  K,  deputy  sheriff  and  con- 
stable 


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CAIiVIW   !HI!TTINU  A   HOW,   Propfi«^«o"- 
SsC«bll(ihed  IM*    »*7  Hals  Street.  H  V- 


AILEH,  TUGGIE  &  CO.,  Ship  Plawk.  all  kinds, 


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Kimball  S  F,  livery,  sale  aud  feed  stable 

Keuhl  E,  saloon 

Loeffler  &  Co,  fruits,   etc 

Lubrod  S,  harnessmaker 

McDonald  J  M,  harnessmaker 

McDonald  J  M,  carpenter 

Miller  Chas,  merchant 

Miller  Geo  L,  postmaster 

Miller  G  L  4;  Co,  gen  mdse 

Murray  C  F,  wines  and  liquors 

Myers  Wm,  dancing  teacher 

Nicholas  &  Bessing,  saloon 

Faine  L  L,  barber  and  hairdresser 

Phillips  R  M,  supt  Silver  King  Mining 
Co 

Pinal  County  Bank,  A  Venton  cashier 

"PINAL  DRILL."  J  D  Reymert  edi- 
tor and  proprietor 

Pinal  Hotel,  W  L  Amett  propr 

Rice  &  Loeifle  r,  butchers 

I^TMEBT  J  DeNOON  attomey-at- 
law  and  notary  public 

Reymert  J  D  Jr,  atty-at-law 

Schmitt  C  W,  shoemaker 

Silver  King  and  Florence  Tel  Co,  A 
Venton  operator 

Smidt  E,  bootmaker 

Staniield  Thos,  feed  stable  and  corral 
and  harness  shop 

Stone  George  A,  foreman  Silver  King 

Stone  W  R,  attorney-at-iaw 

Stoutenburg  G  B,  supt  Silver  Queen 
Mining  Co  and  Hastings  Consolidated 
Mining  Co 

Sutter  Jacob,  tinsmith,  stoves  and  tin- 
ware 

Venton  A,   cashier  Pinal  County  Bank 

Warnke  E  F,  St  Louis  Brewery 

Wartelle  W  S,  with  G  L  Miller  &  Co 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  A  Venton  agt 
West  A,  propr  Grand  Hotel 

Whitrock  N,  groceries 

Whitlow  Allen,  freight 
Windsor  Mining  Co,  D  T  Elmore  supt 
Witrock    Heiiry,    groceries    and    pro- 
visions 
Zubrod  N,  shoemaker 


J.  Se  Voon  Beymert, 
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PINAL  MOUNTAINS. 

KELLNEREF.  saw-mill 


PINAL  RANCH. 

Pinal  County.    Post  office  Pinal. 

Buchanan  I  T,  farmer 

Iron  Robt  A,  hotel  and  farm 


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PIONEER. 

Gila  County.      A  post-office. 

Beckwith  C  H,  capitalist 

Belderback  — ,  barber 

Comstock  C  H,  notary  public  and  dep- 
uty postmaster 

Eads  Grant,  blacksmith 

Eaton  J  H,  saw-mill 

Gorrala  &  Co,  hotel 

Hall  Ben,  teamster 

Hellings  W  B,  mining  supt 

Holborn  Harry,  gen  mdse  and  liquor 

Howard  Mining  Co,  G  B  Walker  supt 

Howard  Road  and  Reduction  Co,  Walker 
&  Hellings  mgrs      ^ 

Lonnigau  T  A,  postmaster 

Mann  &.  Martin,  billiai-d  hall 

Meyer  &  Caswell,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Myres  &  Schine,  dry  goods 

Neolder  John,  packer 

Pioneer  Mining  Co,  W  B  Hellings  supt 

Pioneer  Saw-Mill,  J  H  Eaton  lessee 

Prime  Geo,  teamster 

Sidom  Wm,  butcher 

Snyder  W  B,  barber 

South  Pioneer  Mining  Co,  W  BHelUngs 
supt 

Stefly  &  Co,  dairy 

Thompson  &  Deckert,  brewery 

Walker  G  B,  supt  Howard  Mining  Co 

Watson  James,  tinsmith 

Wilmans  F  W  &  Co,  sa  oon 

Wilmans  S  C,  livery  s.able 

Wood  &  Wilmans,  gen  mdse 


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PLOMOSA. 

Yuma  County.    See  Centennial. 


Arizona  Territory. 


POLHAMUS. 

Mohave  County.  Post-office  Hardy- 
ville,  a  steamboat  landing  on  Colorado 
River. 

WELTON  &  GROUNDS,  warehouse 


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PRESCOTT. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 


Yavapai  County.    A  post  and  express 
office.  .    ,      ,  . 

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FlavM,  Bannera.  et«..  at  KORCROSIS  A  CO., 
Masonic  T«mple.  No.  •  Post  titreet,  H.  F. 


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A  rizona — Preacott. 


seat  of  Yavapai  County,  is  beautifully 
and  healthfully  situated  in  a  mountain- 
ous flat  surrounded  by  groves  of  stately 
pines,  at  an  altitude  a  trifle  over  a  mile 
above  the  sea  level.  The  surrounding 
mountain  tops  are  snow-capped,  and 
breezes  wafted  from  their  heights  to  the 
valley  below  are  loaded  with  a  freshness 
that  often  drive  the  people  from  the 
streets  to  the  refuge  of  th^ir  household 
firesides.  Prescott  is  decidedly  an  Amer- 
ican town,  and  her  buildings,  both  pub- 
lic and  private,  are  models  of  .  omfort 
and  elegance.  The  surrounding  forests 
of  pine  furnish  material  of  superior 
quality  in  abundance.  Her  chief  resour- 
ces are  mining,  stock  raising  and  lumber 
manufactiiring.  Her  great  disadvan- 
tage is  her  isolated  position,  which  it  is 
believed  will  be  shortly  overcome  by 
the  establishment  of  railroad  connection 
that  is  now  made  a  probability  in  the 
construction  of  a  line  from  Santa  P6, 
N.  M.  Whipple  Barracks,  one  of  the 
pleasantest  military  stations  in  the  Ter- 
ritory, is  situated  about  three-quarters 
of  a  mile  from  Prescott.  Prescott  is 
reached  by  GUmer,  Salisbury  &  Co.  's 
stage  coaches  frifP  Mancopa,  on  the  S. 
P.  K.  B.,  at  a  distance  of  150  miles. 
The  population  of  Prescott  is  estimated 
at  3,000. 

Acker  &  Walker,  butchers 

Ainsworth  F  K,  physician 

"ABIZONA  DEMOCRAT  "    (The), 
Arizona  Publishing  Co,  publi-<her8 

ABIZONA   PUBLDSHIirO  CO,  pub- 
lishers "Arizona  Democrat" 

Bank  of  Arizona,  W  E  Hazeltine  cashier 

Blake  ft  Co,  bankers 

Bones  &  Spencer,  stationery  and  varie- 
ties 

Brannen  P  B  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 

Bray  T  C  ft  Co,  dry  goods 

Buflum  W  M,  gen  mdse 

Campbell  J  6,  blacksmith 

Churchill  Clark  (Churchill  ft  Dann) 

Churchill  ft  Dann  (Clark  Churchill  and 
F  P  Dann),  attorneys-at-law 

Clark  ft  Adams,  saw-mill  and  lumber 

Clark  Miss  Mamie,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods 

Culman  G  N,  bootmaker 

ConntiU  Robt,  liquors 

Crocker  Chas,  bootmaker 

Crown  G  W,  machinist 

Curry  Geo  H,  jewelry,  guns,  pistols  and 
ammunition 

Curtis  Ct  W,  saw-mill 

Dallas  G  W  ft  Bro,  saloon 

Dann  F  P  (Churchill  ft  Dann),   attor- 
ney-at-law 
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Doughert]^  John  W,  gen  mdse,  feed,'hay 
and  grain 

Ellis  N,  general  merchandise 

Ellis  ft  Whitney,  saloon 

Emanuel  A>  painter 

Fisher  F  G,  blacksmith 

Fisher  J  L,  general  merchandise 

Fredrick  ft  Hill,  stoves  and  tinsmiths  - 

French  W,  grocer 

Gilmer,  Salisbury  ft  Co  Stage  Lines,  J 
F  Meador  agent 

Goldwater  M  ft  Son,  gen  mdse 

Goldwater  Samuel,  cigars 

Hartin  J  W,  blacksmith 

Hatz  Daniel,  hotel  and  restaurant 

Hazeltine  W  E,  cashier  Bank  of  Arizo- 
na 

Head  C  P  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Herzog  E,  fruits 

Howard  John,  attomey-at-Iaw 

Howard  M  V,  stenographer 

Howey  •Tames,  blacksmith 

Hubbard  ft  Mitchell  (Fred  S  Hubbell 
and  Mrs  E  T  Mitchell),  restaurant 

Kelly  ft  Stephens,  gen  mdse 

Kendall  D  G,  drugs 

Kirwagen  ft  Simes,  liquors 

Kuhn,  Wurzburg  ft  Co,  clothing 

Levy  D  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Lewis  Sol,  pres  Bank  of  Arizona 

Lincoln  O,  druggist 

Long  J  F,  painters 

Long  Thomas,  liquors 

McKenzie  Chas,  carpenter 

Martin  J  C,  editor   "Democrat" 

Martindell  C  R,  forwarder 

Mason  A  J.  harness,  saddles,  boo  s  and 
shoes 

MASTERSON  K'J&AT.  editor  "Ari- 
zona Democrat"  and  attorney -at-Iaw 

McCandless  J  N,  physician  and  drugs 

McGrew  Wm  H,  attorney-at-law 

Meador  J  F,  agent  Gilmer,  Salisbury  & 
Co  Stage  Lines 

Melville  W  C,  agt  A  ft  P  R  R 

Mitchell  D  F,  photographer 

Oliver  W  G,  post  trader 

Otis  T  W,  gen  mdse 

Palmer  ft  Co,  livery 

Parker  F  G,  wagonmaker 

Parker  G  R  ft  F  G,  saw-mill 

Parker  ft  McCord,  feed  stable 

Porter  C  B,  furniture 

Potts  W  C,  carpenter  and  builder 

Radezewsky  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Raible  John,  brewery 

Randal  ft  Co  (A  G  Randal  and  Jas  Cos- 
sidy),  carpenters  and  builders  and  un- 
dertakers 

Riordan  ft  Hubbard,  commission  mer- 
chants 

Roberts  John  W,  gunsmith 

Rowe  W  A  ft  Ci),  gen  mdse 

Rush  Chas  B,  attoraey-at-Iaw 


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Rush  John  A  (Rush  &  Wells)  attorney 
Rush  ft  Wells  (John  A  Rush  and  Ed  A 

Wells),  attorneys-at-law 
Ryall  ft  Son,  painte-s 
Schmidt  August,  bootmaker 
Sines  Geo  W,  saloon 
Stahl  D,  furniture 
Stahl  E,  assayer 
Thorn  W  U,  bnilder 
Thome  D  C,  saloon 
Thome  ft  Ingwerson,  blacksmiths  and 

wagonmakers  ^ 

Tompkins  ft  Jackson,  liquors 
Travaskis  Mrs  H,  hotel 
Weaver  B  H,  gen  mdse 
Wells  Ed  A  (Rush  ft  Wells),  attorneys 
Weyl   J,   notary   public,    conveyancer 

searcher  of  records  and  copyist 
Williams  A  P,  hotel 
Wilson  ft  Haskell,  sash,  door  and  blind 

factory 
Wilson  J  W  ft  Co,  gen  mtlse 
Wurzburg  K,  gen  mdse 


RENO. 

Gila  County.    A.  post-office. 
SMITH  CHAS  F.  assistant  nostmaster 


RICHMOND  BASIN. 

Gila  County.    Post-office  Globe. 

KELLNEB  E  F  &  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise and  miners'  implements 
Pasco  B  F,  boarding-house 
Stewart  J  A,  liquors 
West  Thos  L,,  foreman  of  mine 


RIVERSIDE. 

Pinal  County.    A  post-office,  28  miles 
east  of  Florence.     Population  40. 

FIJTHAH  BROS,  general  merchandise 

and  station  keepers 
PTTTNAM  C  D,  postmaster 


RUSSELL. 

CocnisE  County.    Post-office  Dragoon. 

4  mi'es  from  Dragoon. 
Hilftiphrey  R  E,  locksmith 
Joerss  A,  silversmith 
Jones  M  W,  saloon 
Jordan  A,  saloon 
Julian  k  Tinkham,  saloon 
LANOHORNE  W  A.  postmaster 
Lewis  E  J,  tinsmith 
Miller  W  C,  plumber 
Russell  Gold  and  Silver  Mining  Co 
Schreener,  Campbell  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Sydon  E  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


ST.  JOHNS. 

Apache  County.    A  post-office. 

Apodaca  Serufin,  justice  of  the  peace 
Baca  Dionicio,  county  treasurer 
Baily  R  J,  county  recorder 
Barela  Aresteo,  constable 
Franklin  C  A,  probate  judge 
Gonzales  Antonio,  county  Wimmissioner 
Martin  Luther,  county  commissioner 
Perez  Thomas,  county  commissioner 
Richey  James,  justice  of  the  peace 
Rudd  Wm  M,  district  attorney 
Ruiz  ALFRED,  clerk  of  county  com- 
missioners 
Stover  E  S,  sheriflF 


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ST.  JOSEPH. 

Apache  County.    A  post-office. 
Peterson  C  M,  bootmaker 


SAFFORD. 

Graham  County.  A  post-office,  1.30 
miles  northeast  of  Tucson.  Popula- 
tion 180.  « 

Anderson  P,  hotel 
Bolan  P  J,  district  attorney 
Clarke  Wm  F,  recorder 
Foster  J,  county  supervisor 
Franklin  M,  county  supervisor 
Glasby  ft   Ijams  (E  T   Ijams  and  J  C 
Glasby),  general  merchandise 

"GRAHAM  COTJNTT  NEWS" 

Hudson  &  Co  (Chas  Hudson  and  James 

H  Toole),  bankers 
Hughson  R  F,  attorney-at-law 
Hyaat  G  H,  probate  judge  and   supt 

public  instruction 
Long  Will  A,  probate  clerk 
Ming  Daniel,  public  administrator 
Reymert  T  D,  deputy  county  recorder 
Solomon  A,  county  supervisor 
Solomon  I  E,  county  treasurer 
Stevens  Geo  H,  acting  sheriff 
TUTTLE    E  D.  deputy  county  treas- 
urer, clerk  district  court  ap'  justice 
of  the  peace 


SAN  CARLOS. 


Pinal  County, 
from  Globe. 


A  post-office,  32  miles 
PENDLETON  WM  G,  postmaster 


SAN  SIMON. 

CooHisE  County.  Post-office  Dos  Ca- 
bezos;  an  express  office  on  the  South- 
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ina,    1*26  miles  from  Tucaon  and  373 

miles  from  Yuma. 
Boyle  James,  ooal  dealer 
Bradly  C  L,  propr  San  Simon  House 
Brady  Michael,  justice  of  the  peace 
Crase  A  J,  a^t  S  P  K  R  and  forwarding 

and  commission  agt 
McNamara  M,  undertaker  and  genmdne 
MOORE  0  F.  agent  W,  F  ft  Co  and  W 

U  Tel  Co,  manager 
Murphy  Wm,  supt  water  works  of  S  P 

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Patrick  W,  physician 
Reynolds  G  B,  cler^man  and  assayer 


SHOW  LOW. 

Apache  County.     A  post-oflSce. 

Ba^inall  George,  cigars  and  notions 
Cooley  &  Huning,  general  merchandise 
HUlnNO  CH  &  H>  general  merchan- 
dise 
Huning  ft  Cooley,  stock  raisers 
Hulling  H,  postmaster 
Scott  J  ft  R,  stock  raisers 


SIGNAL. 

Mohave  County.  A  post-office,  28 
miles  from  Aubrey,  on  the  Colorado 
River*  has  stage  connection  with  that 
place. 

KIMBLE  BROSi  general  merchandiss 

KOSHLAND  WM>  general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

McCright  W  D,  hotel 

McLeod  Frazer,  blacksmith 

SILENT. 

Yuma  County.  A  post-office,  6  miles 
from  Norton's  Landing, 

BILLECK  PAUL,  postmaster 
Crawford  ft  Stanly,  saloon 
Dottelbach  .J  B,  general  merchandise 
trilchrist  Thomas  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
HOLJES  J  H  &  COi  general  murohaa- 

dise 
Masters  R  W,  general  murcbandise 

SILVERCREEK. 

Ap.vchb  County. 
Bailey  R  J,  li({uors 

SILVER  KING. 

Pinal  County.  A  post  office,  35  miles 
from  Florence,  on  Globe  Trail;  popu- 
lation 200. 

Bowen  Robert,  foreman  Silver  King 

Coudron  ft  Brown,  saloon 


Czarnowski  F  M,  supt  South  King  Mia- 

ing  Co 
Hammond  T  D,  supt  Eastland  Mining 

Jomcs  ft  Jones,  liquors 

Lempker  W  H,  barber 

Ludke  John,  cigars,  fruij,  eto 

Mayor  F,  butcher 

NicmyerC  H,  carpenter 

O'Boylo  W  C,  proprietor  Silver  Kinu 
Hotel         •  ** 

Silver  King  Corral,  Feed  and  Sale  Sta- 
ble, W  C  Boyle  propr 

WILDMAN  FXRBT.  general  mer- 
chandise, notary  public,  postmaster 
and  forwarding  and  commission 

Williams  Hotel,  R  Williams  propr 

WiUianu  R,  propr  Williams  Hotel 


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SIMMONS. 

Yavapai  County.  A  post-office. 

Augustine  (reo,  saloon 

Behm  Chas,  gen  mdse 

Blakn  Wm,  blacksmith  and  wagonmakor 

Head  ft  Lincoln,  stock  raiser 

MuCormack  P  J,  R  R  contractor 

Putney  Eli,  carpenter  and  builder 

SIMMONS  W  J.  general  merchandise, 

mail  contractor  and  postmaster 
Zimmerman  F,  liiiuors 


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SMITHVILLE. 

Pima  County.  Post-office  Safford;  ,■?.{ 
miles  east  of  Prescott,  on  the  Canin 
Verde  Road.  ^ 

Cluff  Moses,  sugar  mfr 

Foster  Joseph,  justice  of  the  peace 

SMITHVltLE  CO-OPERATIVE 
MERCAHTILE  INSTITUTION. 

H  Weech  supt,  general  merchandise 
Toeples  W  R,  merchant  and  blacksmith 
Wovch  H,  supt  Sniithville  Co-operative 
Mercantile  Institution 


SNOWFLAKE. 

Apache  County.  A  post-office. 

Atchison  Wm,  barber 

Branch  A,  tailor  and  watchmaker 

Flake  W  J,  stock  raiser 

Hunt  John,  gen  mdse 

Kartchner  M  E,  gen  mdse 

Kartchncr  W  l\  varieties 

Minnerly  A,  saw-mi il 

KoUings  Melinda,  milliner 

STEWART  ALEX,  dealer  in  pictures 

and  agent  for  patout  medicines 
Turley  Isaac,  bluckamith 
Wardle  Solomon,  bootmaker 


CUVIN  NUTTING  &  SON, 


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Iron  Doora    Bauk  VanltM,  Etc. 


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West  J  A,  contractor 

Z  C  M  I  Co,  Woodruff  mgr,  gen- 

eial  merchandise 


SOLOMONSVILLE. 

Graham  County.  A  post-office. 

Besner  J  B,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Chavaria  Kegino,  freighter 
Fernandes  Juan,  saloon 
Fourness  Francisco,  Hour-mill 
(ionzales  Jose,  saloon 

MARTIN  WILLIAM  L.  acting  post- 
master 

Palm  Barnabe,  brewer 

Solomon  I  E,  gen  mdse,  wagons,  etc 

Villalovos  D  &  Bro,  freighters 

SPRINGERVILLE. 

Apaoiib  County.  A  post-office. 

BECKER  JULIUS,  general   merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 
Brown  Bros,  saw-mill 
Milligan  W  R,  saw-mill 


STANTON. 

Gila  County.  Post-offiue  Globe. 

FLANDIN  J  E.  superintendent  "Mack 
Morris  Mininu  Co  ' 

MACK  MORRIS  MININO  CO,  J  £ 

Flandin  superintendent 


SUNSET. 

Apacue  County.  A  post-office. 

Call  I,  miller 

Duspain  U,  tannery 

Foster  C  A,  blacksmith 

JAMES  JOSEPH  H,  bakery 

Mortenseu  M  P,  cooper 

Porter  N  F,  dairy  , 

Smith  Lot,  business  ugt  Agricultuial  Co 

Wliitiug  E,  machinist 


SWEETWATER. 

Pinal  County.  Post-office  Casa  Grande. 
A  station  on  the  Southern  Pacitic  R. 
R.,  171  miles  from  Yuma  and  16  miles 
from  Tucson. 

RITTENHOUSE   J  D.  general 
chandise 


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TAYLOR. 

Afachk  County.  A  post-office. 

Kay  J  C,  general  merchandise 
Shumway  Chas,  HouringinilU 
Solomon ,  gen  mdse 


TtMPE. 

Maricopa  County.    A   post-office,  on 

bait  River,  8  miles  east  of  Phujnix. 
Barnum  Frank,  pen  mdse  and  saloon 
Choriebois  &  Marlow,  hotel 

Cosner  AW  carpenter  and  builder 

JJeutsch  William,  miner 

Edwards  W  H,  tanner 

^}'"°''o  H  T,  Mipt  Hastings  Co  Mill 

Hauler  R  A,  gen  mdse 

Galfardo  F,  liquors 

Garcia  J  M,  hotel 

Goldman  A,  gen  mdse 

GuggJ  L,  phvaician 

HATDEN  C  T,  general  merchandise. 

Hour-mill,    blacksmith    and    wajjon- 

maker 
Hayden  &  Edwards,  lime  mfrs 
Murphy  &  Purcella,  gen  mdse 
Shanon  P  C,  liquors 
Taft  D  H.  mining  supt 

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TEVI8T0N. 

Cochise  County.  A  post-office;  an  eat- 
ing station  on  the  Southern  Pacitic  R. 
R.  The  railroad  name  is  Bowie.  The 
hotel  kept  by  Mr.  James  Campbell  is 
one  of  the  best  on  the  road,  and  with 
his  efficient  manager,  makes  it  one  of 
the  pleasantest  stops  for  meals  found 
by  the  traveler. 

CAMPBELL  HOUSE,  'lames  Campbell 
proprietor,  J  D  Miller  manager 

Campbell  James,  propr  Campbell  House 

Carey  John,  shoemaker 

Chericahua  Mining  &  Reduction  Co 

Cochise  Mining  and  Milling  Co 

Custer  John,  blacksmith 

Flatonia  Mining  Co 

LADD  OEOROE.  postmaster  and  man- 
ager for  J  U  Tevis 

Liiigley  Chas  E,  agt  S  P  R  R;  W,  F  & 
Co  and  W  U  Tel  Co 

Martin  W  L,  postmaster 

Michel  Mrs  J  F,  store  and  saloon 

MILLER  J  D<  manager  Campbell 
House 

Solomon,  Wickersham  &  Co  (I  E  and 
Adolph  Solomon  and  D  W  Wicker- 
sham), general  merchandise  and  gov- 
ernment supplies 

TEVIS  J  H.  K'*^ueral  merchandise  and 
miners'  supplies 

Wickersham,  Solomon  &  Co,  general 
merchandise,  commission  and  forward- 
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TIP  TOP. 

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Arizona — Tip  Top-Tombstone. 


Arnold  Peter,  brewery  and  saloon 

Cardiff  J,  saloon 

DAWES  W  Ci  general    merchandise 

and  mining  supiuies 
Marlow    George,    butcher,   livery  and 

stage 
McAnley  J,  si  loon 
Murphy  J  Q,  saloon 
Rowe  W  W  A  Co,  gen  mdse 
Smith  Lon,  saloon 
Wager  E  G  &  Co,  druggists  and  varieties 


TOMBSTONE. 

CociiiHE  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  situated  about  30  miles  south 
of  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  with 
a  branch  track  which  takes  one  from 
Bensm  to  within  10  miles  of  the  town. 
It  is  the  county-seat  and  an  incorpo- 
rated city,  located  at  the  foot  of  a  very 
low  range  of  rolling  hills,  on  a  nearlv 
level  table-land.  To  the  northward, 
f I  >r  manv  miles,  the  country  is  a  rocky 
plain,  deeply  cut  into  the  numerous 
gullies  and  shallow  ravines.  Like  most 
other  places  in  Arizona,  Tombstone  is 
surrounded  by  irregular  and  broken 
ranges  of  mountains,  making  a  moun- 
tain fence,  consisting  of  the  8anta  Cata- 
rinas.  Whetstone,  Mustang,  Huachuca, 
Mule  and  Dragoon  Mountains.  In  the 
latter  range,  twelve  miles  distant,  and 
in  plain  sight,  is  one  of  the  noted 
Apache  dens — "Cochise  Stronghold." 
It  is  one  of  the  liveliest  of  the  Pacific 
slope  towns,  and  has  a  population  of 
about  8,000.  It  is  well  laid  out  with 
broad  streets,  and  for  a  mountain  town 
is  well  built.  Its  climate  is  healthful, 
although  the  days  are  warm  in  summer, 
but  the  nights  cool  and  pleasant.  There 
are  three  water  companies  which  supply 
the  city  with  water.  They  get  their 
supply  from  springs,  three  to  twenty-six 
miles  distant.  The  water  is  clear, 
sparkling  and  sweet,  but  is  very  hard. 
The  most  prominent  mines  are  about 
nine  miles  east  of  the  San  Pedro  River, 
in  the  low  range  of  hills  sometimes 
called  Tombstone  Mountains.  Several 
of  these  mines  on  the  San  Pedro  have 
already  produced  such  a  lar>!e  amount 
of  silver  ore  as  to  give  this  district  the 
lead  of  all  others,  and  to  form  an  era  in 
the  silver  production  and  material  pro- 
gress of  the  whole  territory. 
Adolphy  Fritz,  saloon,  517  Allen 
Alderson  &  Brown,  saloon 
Al'seits  M,  bootmaker,  Fremont 
American  Hotel,  Cunningham  &  Cash- 
man  proprs,  427  and  421)  Fremont 
Anderson  N  D,  attorney -at-law,  405 
Fremont 


ARCHER  R  Hi  Cosmopolitan  Saloon, 
218  Fifth 

ARIZONA  ASSAY  OFFICE.  Gray 

k  Gladwin,  317  Fremont 
ARIZONA    BREWERT.    Hermann 

Leptien  propr,  Allen  nr  Sixth 
Arizona  Prince  Coffee  Co    £  C  Van 

Blaruom  supt 
Atchison  T  A,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 

cor  Sixth  and  Allen 
Austin  Frank  B,  groceries 
ATLES  T  W»  proprietor  Pioneer  Liv- 
ery Stable,  416  Allen 
Aztec  House,    Miss  Anna    M    Brown 

propr 
Bacigalupi  Charles,  meat  market,  710 

Fremont 
BAOO  S  ft  CO  (S  Bagg  and  S  M  Bar- 
row),  auction    and  commission,  508 

Allen 
Baldwin  &  Caley  (Chas  Baldwin  and 

John  Caley),  saloon,  507  Allen 
Balurdo  V  R,  barber  shop  and  baths 
Baron  A,  tailor,  315  Allen 
Baron    Bros  (B  and  W  Baron),  barbers 

and  baths,  427  Allen 
Barron    Harry,    saloon,    cor    4th    and 

Allen 
Bates   Byron  W,  assayer,  Aztec  House 
Bauer  A,  butcher 
Bauer  O  W,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor  5th 

and  Allen 
Baugaudis  Miss  Bessie,  lodgings 
BEAHAN  J  H.  sheriff,  Court  House 
BERRY    GEO     0.    attomey-at-law. 

Court  House 
Best  Miss  Belle,  dressmaker 

BIRD  CAGE  OPERA  HOUSE,  W  j 

Hutchinson    proprietor,    Neal   Price 

manager,  508  Allen 
Black  Samuel,  merchant  tailor,  6th  nr 

Allen 
Blackburn  &,  Edleman  (L  F  Blackburn 

and  Chas  IMleman),  Senate  Saloon, 

42(}  Allen 
Blackburn  L  F  (Blackburn  &  Edleman), 

deputy  U  S  marshal  and  collector 
Blackwood  T  J,  physician 
BLAIR  C  C,    "  Way  Up  Saloon"  539, 

Allen  and  "  Way  Up  I^>dging-hou8e," 

725  Allen 
Blinn    L   W,  mgr  L  W  Blinn  Lumber 

Co,  Toughnut  nr  2d 

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Duvttl    Kuperintendeut,    J    I)  Taylor 

treaHurer,  21<}  5th 
Blush  Fred'k,  propr  Union  Soda  Works, 

head  »!  2d 
Borland  Mrs  Addie,  dressmaker 
Boston  and  Arizona  S  &  R  Co,  G  S  Rice 

manager 
Bourland  W  A,  vig-  rs  and  tobacco,  431 

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Brooka  Fred'k  E,  postmagter,  22?  6th 
Brophy    Jameii    E,   saloon  and    liquor 

dealer,  6l1  and  523  Allen 
Brown  Miss  Anna  M,  propr  Aztco  House 

BEOWN  FIELDINO  CPoney  Saloon, 

&th  bet  Allen  and  Fremont 
Brown  Theo,  minins,  423  4th 
Buddington  0  A,  soda  mfr,  2d 
Burke  F  G,  attyat-law.  424  Fremont 
Caldwell  &  Stanford,  gen  mdse,  512  Al- 
len 
Campbell  Alex  (Campbell,   Williams  k 
Kobinson) 

CAMPBELL  ft  HATCH  (J  H  Camp- 
bell and  K  S  Hatch),  saloon  and  bil- 
liard parlor,  421  and  4'.>3  Allen 

Campbell  R,  restaurant,  514  Allen 

Campbell,  Williams  &  Robinson,  attys- 
nt-law,  Oird  Building 

Carr  John,  carriage  and  wagonmaker 
and  mayor,  Allen  nr  3d 

CAERUTHEBS  JAMES,  nieat  mar- 
ket, 213  Allen 

Caahman  Miss  Nellie  (Cunningham  & 
Cashman),  hotel 

Cavill  R  H,  mining  supt,  Fremont  bet 
6th  and  tith 

Ceaser  J  k  S,  restaurant,  412  Allen 

Chapin  8  B,  physician  and  surgeon,  cor 
6th  and  Fremont 

Chesney  EL,  carriage  aid  wagonmaker, 
Charleston,  Cochise  Co,  Arizona 

Clapp  M  B,  cashier  Hudson  &  Co  and 
notary  public,  5th  | 

CLAEX  J  S>  owner  and  superintendent 
Way  Up  Mine  and  president  Town 
Site  Co,  office  cor  6th  and  Fremont 

Clayton  S  A,  mining,  Sweetnut 

Clifford  Robt,  meat  market,  6th  nr  Allen 

COCHISE  OGirNTT  BANK,  Charles 
Solomon  cashier,  P  W  Smith  presi- 
dent, cor  4th  and  Allen 

Cotien  A,  New  Yoik  fancy  goods,  Fre- 
mont nr  4th 

Cohen  R,  hardware,  tinware,  cutlery, 
mining  supplies,  agricultural  impl'ta, 
etc,  cor  6th  and  Allen 

Cohn  A  &  Bro,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor 
5th  and  Allen 

Colby  P  T,  attorney-at-Iaw 

Colp  &  McNeil  (J  Colp  and  R  McNeil), 
saloon,  410  Allen 

Constable  W  M,  contractor  and  builder 

Contention  Consolidated  Mining  Co, 
Josiah  White  supt 

Coppcropolis  Mining  Co,  Alfred  Tredigo 
supt 

Cooper  Queen  Mining  Co,  Benj  Wil- 
liams SUbt 

CORET  WM,  deputy  sheriff,  Court 
House 


Corpstcin  Peter,  freighter  and  general 
forwarding  merchant,  4kh  nr  Fremont 

Costerousse  August,  fruits  aud  veceta- 
bles,  611Allen  " 

CROUCH  ROBT  (Sandy  Bob),  stage 
line  to  Contention,  Huiichuca,  Biiibee, 
«>tc,  cor  4th  tnd  Allen 

Cuddy  Wm  A,  private  detective,  Inde- 
pendent office 

Cunningham*  Cashman  (Mrs  Fannie 
Cunningham  and  Miss  Nellie  Cash- 
man),  American  Hotel,  427  and  429 
Fremont 

Dean  M  C,  auction  and  commission,  Al- 
len 

Dee  William,  blacksmith  and  wagonma- 
ker, cor  3d  and  Allen 

Defiance  Mining  Co,  A  H  Stebbins  supt 

DIBBLE  HENRY  C  (T^ewia  &  Dib- 
ble), attorney-at-law,  (Jird  Building, 
cor  6th  and  Fremont 

DILL  MRS  S  J>  restaurant,  Allen 
above  6th 

Dillon  &  Kenelay  (Edward  Dillon  and 

N  Kenelay),  dry  goods  and  men's  fur- 
nishing goods,  212  5th 
DILLOll  W  J,  capitalist,  cor  5th  and 

Allen 
Doling  John,  saloon,  429  Allen 
Drum  T  J,  atty-at-law.  Court  House    ' 
DUNBAR  J  0.  editor  and   publi^iher 

"Tombstone  Daily  Republican,"  5th 

bet  Fremont  and  Safford 
DUVAL  C  J,  assayer  and  superinten- 
dent Bluestone  and  Reduction  Works 

of  Arizona,  213  5th 
Duval  J  C,  assayer,  213  5th 
Eastman  Wm  A,  carpenter  and  builder, 

321  Fremont 
Elliott    Mark,    assayer.    Head   Center 

Mine 
Emanuel  A  H,  supt  and  agt  Tombstone 

Water,  Mill  and  Lumber  Co,  305  5th 
Empire  Mining  Co,  Grofton  StL  Abbott 

supt 
English  A   R,   atty-at-law  and  notary 

public,  116  4th 
E  VERHARDT  JACOR  meat  market, 

428  Fremont 
Fair  Villa  Mining  Co,  W  K  Mead  supt 
Feller  A  J,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 

pubiic,  5th  bet  Allen  and  Fremont 
Ferrington  Geo  W,  mining,  Sweetnut 
Fitzhenry  k  Mansfield  (J  C  Fitzhenry 

and  R  P  Mansfield),  groceries  and 

liquors,  216  5th 
Fortlouis  Albert,  cigars  and  tobacco,  413 

Allen 
Frederick  &   Hill  (C   E  Frederick  and 

Samuel    Hill),  stoves   and   tinware, 

cor  Allen  and  Prescott 
Gates  k  Hickey  (G   G  Gates  and  J  J 

Hiekey),  confectionery  and  fruits,  402 

Allen 


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Ocisonhofer  Otto,  restaurant,  613  Allen 

Giheraon  N*  8,  physician  and  surgeon, 
cor  4th  ami  Fremont 

Girard  M  &  M  Co,  John  R  Farrell  supt 

Goen  Jacob  >S,  mining  supt,  417  Fre- 
mont 

Goldbaum  &  Owen  (Wm  Goldbaum  and 
J  M  Owen),  proprs  Grand  Restaurant, 
422  Allen 

Golden  Eagle  Brewery,  8  Tribolet  propr, 
cor  7th  and  Allen 

Good  Samaritan  Mining  Co,  James  A 
McComher  supt 

Goodale  C  VV,  supt  The  Boston  and  Ari- 
zona Smelting  and  Reduction  Co, 
otlico  Toughnut 

Goodfellow  G  K,  physician  and  surgeon, 
Epitaph  Building 

Goodrich  k  (Goodrich  (Benj  and  Briggs 
Goodrich),  attysat-law.  Court  House 

Gotthelf  Mrs  D,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods,  5th  bet  Allen  and  Fremont 

Gotthelf  Philip,  cigars  and  tobacco,  429 
Allen 

Graf  &  Schoenholzer,  hors<.*8hoers,  wag- 
onmakerfl  and  blacksmiths 

Grand  Central  M  Co,  EB  Gagn  supt 

OBAT  ft  OLADWIN  (Douglas 
Gray  and  F  E  Gladwin),  Arizona  As- 
say Office,  317  Fremont 

Gray  Michael,  rancher  Cochise  County, 
Fremont  bot  5th  and  6th 

Green  Cloud  M  Co,  Dr  Bishop  mgr 

Green  John,  rancher  Cochiso  County, 
Tombstone  post-office 

OREOORT  THOMAS,  restaurant. 
410  Fremont 

Groedel  Charlea,  mgr  Arizona  Hide  and 
Tallow  Co,  429  Allen 

Gvow  A  L,  civil  enuinecr  and  mining 
expert,  cor  4th  and  Fremont 

Gundull  John,  h  otmaker.  Allen 

HAMILTON  PATRICK,  proprietor 
and  editor  "Tombstone  Daily  Indo- 
pendent,"  118  4th 

Harden  Mrs  J,  restaurant,  C05  Allen 

Harding  k  Lang  (Mrs  June  Hanling  and 
Mra  Catherine  Lang),  restaurant,  420 
Fremont 

HARLET  £  A,  deputy  sheriff.  Court 
House 

Hart  S  L,  practical  gunsmith  and  engi- 
neer, 421    Fremont 

HARTMANN  ft  CO  (A  E  Hartmann 
and  O  C  V'uss),  watchmakers  and  jew- 
elers, 508  Allen 

HARWOOO  W  A.  proprietor  Soheiff- 
liii  Flail,  real  estate,  mining  and  in- 
surance agent  and  notary  public, 
Scheitfiin  Hall  Building 

Hattick  B,  merchant   tailor,  52S  Allen 

HAWKINS,  BOARMAN  ft  CO  (F  c 

Hawkins  ami  F  B  Boarmau),    whole- 
sale liquors  and  cigars,  411  Allen 


HATNE  ft  VAN  BLARCOM  (Arthur 

Hayne  and  Elbert  C  Van  Blarcom), 
mining  engineer,  cor  2d  and  SatTord, 
P  O  box  2l« 

Haynes  John  (Haynes  k  Stiles) 

Haynos,  Marsh  k  Stilu«,  attorneys^at- 
law.  Gird  Buil  ing 

Haynes  k  Stiles  (L  Stiles  and  Johu 
Haynes),  attorneys-at-law 

Head  Center,  Chris  Batterman  sec 

Herring  Wm,  attorney-at-law 

HerveE  F,  harnessmaker,  Allen  bet 
Gth  Hnd  7th 

Heyes  VV  A,  watchmaker,  Allen  near 
.3d 

HOEFLER  JOSEPH,  general  mer- 
chandise, cor  fith  and  Fremont 

Horner  Matthew,  brokei  and  loan  agt, 
cor  4th  and  Fremont 

Horseshoe  M  Co,  Alfred  Tredigo  supt 

Howard  (Jeo  H,  atiomey-at-law,  "Epi- 
taph" Building 

Howe  Edw  R,  civil  and  mining  engi- 
neer. Mining  Exchange  Building 

Howe  Henry  G,  civil  engineer  ami  U  S 
deputy  mineral  surveyor,  Mining  Ex- 
change Building,  room  5 

Huachuca  Water  Company,  James  S 
McCoy  2d  vico-pres  and  mgr 

HUDSON  ft  CO  (Chas  Hudson  an<l 
James  H  Toole^  bankers,  M  \\ 
Clapp  cashier,  5t 

HUDSON    H    W.  .'less    manasur 

"Tombstone  Daily  Epitaph,"  325  ami 
327   Fremont 

Hudson  T  F,  druggist,  504  Allen 

HUTCHINSON  W  J.  proprietor  Bird 
Cage  Opera  House,  508  Al^n 

"INDEPETOENT"  (The  Daily),  rat- 
rick  Hamilton  editor  au<l  proprietor 

Ingersoll  A  E,  dentist,  cor  tth  an(l  Fre- 
mont 

Ingersoll  M  Co 

ISRAEL  SOL  proprietor  Union  Xnwa 
depot   and  stationery  store,  424  Allen 

Jncohs  L  M,  manager  Cochise  Co  Bank 

Johnson  k  Watt  (W  T  Johnson  and  li 
R  Watt),  carpenters  and  builders,  Otii 

Jones  A  T,  county  recorder,  Court  Honse 

Jones  Mrs  Paulina,  propr  Internatinna! 
Restaurant,  430  Allen 

JONES  T  A.  carpenter  and  builder, 
jVUen  above  Gth 

Joyce  M  E,  Oriental  Saloon,  cor  5th  and 
Allen 

Kayser  H  k  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  505 
Allen 

Kearney  E  T  &  Co  (E  T  Kearney  and 
W  W  Ross),  drugtrists,  404  Allen 

Kearsing  Henry  W,  chemist  and  as- 
sayer 

Kelleher  M,  civil  engineer,  Mining  Ex- 
change Building 


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Kingsbury  Frank,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co,  420 

Allen 
Lane  £  C,  asst  postmaatcr,  222  5th 
Langpnap  Charles,  restaurant,  635  AUon 
Last  Chance  M  Co,  J  D  Power  supt 
Laven  &  Marks,  barbers,  414  Allen 
LEABT  JOHN  M.   hoots  and  shoes 

and  bootmaker,  631  Allen 
Leigh  Bros  (N  and  E  D  Leigh),  saloon, 

323  Allen 
Lenoir  J,  furniture,  bedding,  carpets, 

etc,  6th  bet  Alien  and  Fremont 
Tjenormand  &   Marilius  (E  licnormaud 

and  A  Marilius),  saloon,  60!)  Allen 
LEPTIBN   HERMANN,    proprietor 

Arizona  Brewery  and  tSaluou,  Allen 

nrGth 
LeVan  Mrs,  lodKinus 
LEWIS  ft  DIBBIE  (J  F  Lewis  and 

Henry    C     Dibble),   attorneys-at-law 

Gird  Building,  cor  6th  and  Fremont 
LEWIS  J  F    (Lewis    &    Dibble),   at- 

torneys-at-law.  Gird  Building,  cor  5th 

and  Fremont 
Lewis  J  L,  attorney-at-law,  533  Allen 
LIFTCHILD  CHARLES,  cigars  and 

tobacco,  cor  5th  and  AUou 
liippcrtft  Peyser,  barbers,  50'J  Allen 
Little  Devil,  Wm  J  Burke  supt 
Leveridge  &  Swayzeo  (W  K  i.overidge 

and  J  VV  Swayzotj),  proprs  Tombstone 

Ice  Works,  305  5th 
Lucas    J    U,    attorney-at-law.    Court 

H(»use 
L  W   Blinn   Lumber  Co,   L  W   Blinn 

manager,    lumber,    doors,    windows, 

blinds,  etc,  Tou^hnut  nr  *Jd 
Lynch  &  O'Ncil  (David  Lynch  and  John 

O'Ncil),  saloon,  418  Allen 
Lynch  Patrick,  saloon,  Allen  nr  3d 
MACNEIL  D  A  &  CO  (l>  A  Macneil, 

H  E  Hills  and  L  W  Carr),  wholesale 

dealers  in  flour,  grain,  potatoes,  pro- 
visions, etc,  and  agents  for  Schutler's 

wagons,  cor  1st  and  Allen 
Marchand  G  N,  groceries  and  liquor.4, 

412  Fremont 
Matthews  H  M,  physician  and  surgeon, 

307  4th 
Maxson  H  B,  civil  and  miningengineer, 

cor  3d  and  Bruce 
McAllister  &,  MoCone,  foundry 
McdTlelland  J  J,  wholesale  liquors  and 

wines.  606  Allen 
McClaren  Saml  L,  saloon,  533  Allen 
MoCoy  James  S,  second  vice-pres  and 

mgr  Huachuca  Water  Co 
McCULLOUOH  ft  TRIPP  (J  L  Mc- 

CuUough  andP  F  Tripp),  Pacific  Chop 

House  and  Coffee  Saloon,  415  Allen 
McDonald  M  F,  mining,  Toughnut  bet 

4th  and  5th 
McGowan  Edw,  jouma..st 
McKee  — ,  physician  and  surgeon,  5th 


'^*^'nu''^?r  L),  phyHioian  and  surgeon, 
lU"  4tli 

Mend  H  B,  blnekimith,  3d  nr  Fremont 
Mellgren  &  Co  (J   L  Nkllyren),  Alhain- 

bra  Sftloon,  433  Allfii 
Meyers  H,  guns,  pistc.ls,   mnmunition, 

watches,  jowolry,  etc,  '.Ml  5th 
Mihch  k  Dyar,  commission   inerchanis, 
fruits  ami  produce,  430  ond  432  Fre- 
mont 
Miller  Harry  A,  cook 
Mitchell  A  J,  civil  engineer,  Fremont 

bet  5tii  and  Uth 
Mitchell  A  J,  civil  engineer,  Fremont 
ModinilJeorce,  restaurant,  Allen  nrOth 
Monmouier  W  B,  paints,  oils  and  pic- 
ture frames,  cor  Fremont  and  4th 

MONTAOUE  PHILIP  S.  mniwj;,  5th 

Montgomery    &   Benson,  0   K  Livery 

Stables,  315  Allen 
Morse  &  Co,  lumber,  308  4th 
Moses  &  Mohan  (Thos  Moses  and  Andy 

xMehan),  saloon,  cor  5th  and  Fremont 

MTERS  J  ft  BRO.  clothing  and  gents' 
furnishing  goods,  cor  oth  and  Allen 

Nasli  J  M,  Eclipse  Bakery,  (503  Allen 

NASH  W  A.  city  clerk  and  auditor, 
real  estate  and  notary  public,  305  4th 

Neai^Ki  David,  chief  of  police,  110  4th 

Nichol  &  Clark,  saloon 

NOBILE  N  &  GO.  produce  commission 
merchants,  wholesale  and  retail,  210 
5th 

Nowcll  Miss  Lizzie,  dinina-room  and 
baths,  Fremont  but  5th  and  6th 

Old  Guard  M  Co,  Sumner  Vickers  supt 

OTIS  A  D  &  CO  (Uobt  Ecclcston  and 
A  D  Otis),  lumber,  paints,  crockery, 
etc,  414  Fremont 

Oury  G  H,  tlelegate  to  Congress,  Flor- 
ence, A  T 

Paddock  Mrs  A  B,  restaurant,  312  Allen 

Parke  J  G,  civil  engineer  and  U  S  dep- 
uty mineral  surveyor,  313  4th 

Pascholy  Josei'h,  propr  Russ  House 

Pa'squale  N,  saloon,  619  Allen 

Patton  J  J  &  Co,  harness  and  saddles, 
314  Allen 

Peacock  St  Doherty,  painters 

Peel  B  L,  justice  of  the  peace 

PERRT  W  I,  livery  and  feed  stable, 
Allen  bet  3d  and  4th 

PIONEER  LIVERY  STABLE.  T  w 

Ayles  proprietor,  416  Allen 

Pioneer  Soda  Works,  C  Riley  propr, 
cor  Toughnut  and  1st 

Post-office,  Frederick  £  Brooks  post- 
master, 222  5th 

Prices  James,  harness  and  saddles,  3!7 
Allen 

PRICE  NEAL,  manager  Bird  Cage 
Opera  House,  508  Allen 

Price  R,  county  surveyor.  Court  House 


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WHITE  BROtJI.,  la  A  IS  Matn  and  14  Jk  16  Spear 
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Arizona — Tombatone. 


PTJBDY  SAMUEL,  editor  and  man- 
ager "Tombstone  Daily  Epitaph,"  325 
and  327  Fremont 

Rafferty  John  P,  saloon,  510  Allen 

Randolph  M  Co, Fuller  supt 

Recum  C  H,  bootmaker,  315  Allen 

Reilly  James,  attorney-at-law 

Reppy  Chas  D,  notary  public 

Rice  Geo  S.  mgr  The  Boston  and  Ari- 
zona Smelting  and  Reduction  Co, 
office  Toughnut 

Riley  C,  propr  Pioneer  Soda  Works,  cor 
Touglinut  and  1st 

Ritter   A  J,  city  undertaker,  613  Allen 

Robertson  A  M,  stationery  and  news 
depot,  5th  bet  Allen  and  Fremont 

Robinson  S  (Campbell,  Williams  & 
Robinson) 

Ross  W  W  &  Cg  (W  W  Ross  and  E  T 
Kearney),  clruggistn,  cor  6th  and  Allen 

Ruhlin  &  Bean,  Arizona  iron  Works 

RTTLE  RICHARD,  editor  and  man- 
ager 'Tombstone  Daily  Epitaph" 

RuSS  HOUSE,  J  Pascholy  proprietor 

Ryder  Emmons  P,  dentist,  Epitaph 
Building 

San  Diego  (Warauoca)  M  Co,  Chas 
Fowler  supt 

San  Pedro  M  Co,  Alfred  Tredigo  supt 

SAUL  &  PAGE  (W  K  Saul  and  L 
Page),  carriage  and  wagonmakers,  cor 
.3d  mill  Toughnut 

Schmidt  John  H,  saloon  and  coffee 
saloon,  .Vi3  Allen 

Sohmicding  H,  dealer  in  watches  and 
jewelry  and  practical  watchmaker, 
420  Alien 

SCHOENFELD    &    HETHAN    (L 

Schocnfeld  and  Fl  iiuymau,  San  Fran- 
cisco), furniture,  carpets,  lx;dJing, 
wall  paper,  .crockery,  etc,  432  and  434 
Allen 

Schwartz  &.  Hey  man,  bootmakers,  Allen 
but  4th  Hiid  5th 

SEAMANS  ft  SON(JobMand  Palmer 
h  Scamana),  watchmakers,  jewelers 
■uid  optician-*,  425  Allen 

Scamans  Cupt  \V  H,  clerk  distitJt  court, 
Court  House 

Searli  s  George  R,  mining 

SEA  WELL  T  W.  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 403  Fremont 

SEIBERT  a  M.  agent  Wells,  Fargo  t 
Co's  Express,  510  Allen 

Smith  .lohn,  saloon,  Allen  nr  4th 

Smith  M  A,  attomey-at-law 

SMITH  P  W.  president  Cochise 
County  Bank,  cor  4th  and  Allen 

SMITH  P  W  ft  CO  (P  W  Smith  and 
U  Solomon),  general  merchandise, 
cor  4th  and  Allen 

SOLOMON  CHARLES,  cashier  Cochise 
County  Bank,  cor  4th  and  Allen 

Solumui;  H,  county  «uperviaor 


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Sono   Louis  A,    deputy    clerk  district 

cuurt,  Court  House 
Southard  J  B,  attomey-at-law. 

House 
Spangenberg  G  F,    guns,    pistols 

ammunition,  gun  and  locksmith, 

Fifth 
Stanford  F,  attomey-at-law,  533  Allen 

STEWART  MRS  0  W.  millinery  ^ud 
dressmaking,  425  Fremont 

Stiles  L  (Hrynes  &  Stiles) 

Straust.  H  B,  groceries  and  liquors,  726 
Fremont 

Street  Webster,  attomey-at-law,  1134th 

Stump  J  W,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public,  5th 

Summertield  Bros  (H  and  L  Summer- 
Held),  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots  and 
shoes,  cor  Fremont  and  4th 

Sycamore  Spring  Water  Co,  Frank 
Walker  supt,  505  Fremont 

TASKER  ft  PRIDHAM  (Jos  Taaker 
and  Geo  Pridham),  gen  lulse,  cor 
Allen  and  5th 

TAUER  LOUIS.  barl)er  shop  and 
baths,  ii07  Allen 

TATLOR  J  S.  treasurer  Blucstono  and 
Reduction  Works  of  Arizona,  213  otli 

The  Boston  and  Arizona  Smelting  ami 
Reduction  Co,  (ieo  S  Rico  mgr,  C  \V 
Goodale  sunt,  offica  Toughnut 

Thunderbolt  \l  Co,  Prof  J  S  McCall 
supt 

Thnmiond  P  M,  attorney-at-law  ami 
notary  public,  426  Allen 

TILD£n  RIDOELT.  city  editor 
"Daily  Inde|>endent,"  llH4th 

T  M  &  M  Co,  Prof  John  A  IJhurch  sui.t 

"  TOMBSTONEDAILT  EPITAPH, 

Epitaph  Printing  and  Publishiu),'  V» 
puLlisliers,  Samuel  Purdy  editor  ami 
manager,  326  and  327  Fremont 

"  TOMBSTONE  DAILY  INDEPEN 

DENT."  Patrick  Hamilton  proprietor 
and  eiUtor,  1 1 S  ^rth 

"TOMBSTONE  DAILT REPUBLI- 

CAN."  J  O  Dunbar   editor   und  pro- 
prietor, .''th  bet  Fromont  an<l  Satford 
Tombstone    Ice    Works,     l/cveridge  & 

Swa>7.e«  proprs,  :Mo  5th  . 

Tombstone  Water,  Mill  and  Lumber  Co, 

A  H  Emanuel  supt  and  agt,  30.*)  5th 
Tranquility  M  Co,  J.din  R  Farrell  supt  , 
Trantum    O    O,     attorncy-at-law    ami 
notary  public.  Gird  Uuilding  i 

Tril>o!et  S,  Golden  Eag'y  Brewery  and  I 
Sal(K)n,  cor  7th  and  Allen  I 

True  Blue  M  Co,  J  H  Stebbins  supt       I 
Tuttlu  H  H,  livory  stables  | 

Tattle  Mrs  •Jeunie,  drawing  and  paint- 
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UNION  NEWS  DEPOT  »nd  stationery 
•tore,  Sol  Israe!  proprietor,  424  AHeii 


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Union  Soda  Works,  Fred'k  Blush  propr, 

head  of  2d 
Upton  Kobt  H,  miuing  and  capitalist, 

cor  4th  and  Fremont 
Vagliano  G,  groceries,  fruits  and  con- 
fectionery, 511  Allen 
Vickers  &  Olapp  (J  V  Vickers  and  M  B 

Clapp),  general  insurance  agents,  423 

Fremont 
Vickers  J  V  (Vickers  &  Clapp),  and  real 

estate,  mining  and  stock  broker,   423 

Fremont 
Vickers  Sr,   supt  Old  Guard  Mining 

Co,  424  Fremont 
Vincent  &  Baldwin,  saloon,  519  Allen 
Vizina  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  Tough - 

nut 
VIZINA  J  M.  clotiilng.  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,  boots  and  shoes,  hats,  caps, 

etc,  503  Allen 
Walker  &  Collins  (T  A  Walker  and  Jas 

Collins),  saloon,  428  Allen 
Walker  Geo  W,  cigars  and  tobacco,  523 

Allen 
Wallace  AG,  city  recorder,   justice    of 

peace  and  notary  public,  110  4th 
Wallace  Thomas,  real  estate  and  mining 

agt,  cor  2d  and  Toughnut 
WALSH  D  P.    saloon,  Allen  bet  6th 

and  7th 
Wiilsh    &    Shannon,     restaurant     and 

luuch-house,  42'.)  Allen 


Ward  T  P,meat  market,  511  i^llen 
Ward  well  D  K,  representative  V  house. 
Huachuca 

WAY  TO  lODGINQ  HOUSE.  C  C 

Blair  propnetor,  725  Allen 
Way  Up  Mining  Co,  J  S  Clark  supt 
Wehrfritz  Bernhardt,    Crystal   Palace 

Saloon,  cor  5th  and  Allen 

WmM,  FAKGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

J  M  beibert  agent,  516  Allen 
Westermau  R  ft,  hlucksmith 
Wiedenhoefer  Fred'k,  saloon,  417  Allen 
Wilkins  James  M,  gen  mdse,  525  and 

527  Allen 
Williams  Geo  R  (Campbell,  Williams  & 

Robinson),  atty-al-law.  Gird  Building 
Willis  Geo  C,   physician,   Fremont  bet 

5th  and  6th 
VVittig  Edward  H,  music  teacher,  919 

Fremont 
Wolcott  F  N,  mgr  Woodhead  &  Gav. 

220  5th  ' 

Woods  Mrs,  lodging 
WOODS  H  M,    under-sheriff,    Court 

House 

TAPLE  FRANK,  agent  Singer  Sew- 
ing Macliine  Co,  candy  manufactory 
and  ice  cream  depot,  Allen  bet  Allen 
and  Fremont 

Zoubr  nulth  J  H,  scenic  artist.  Bird 
Cage  Opera  House,  508  Alien 


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Arizona — Tombstone-Tucson. 


PIONEER  STABLE  AND  CORRAL, 

T.  >V.  AYLES,  Proprietor, 

(KNOWN  AS  "JERSEY.") 

416  Allen  Street Tombstone,  A.  T. 


This  old  and  favorably  known  Stable  is  now  better  prepared  than  ever  to  furnish 

the  public  with  first-class 

CARRIAGES,  BUGGIES,  SADDLE   HORSES 

And  Turnouts  of  Every  Description. 


AMERICAN  CLOCK  DEPOT. 


O.  C.  V0S3. 


A.  E.  HARTMANN. 


HARTMANN  &  CO., 

Watchmakers,  Jewolers, 

AND  ENGRAVERS, 
^0>^  u^llen  Htreet, 

Between  Fifth  and  Sixth  Streets, 
T09IBST0\R,  AKiaSOXA, 


Also,  ALL  KIN  US  OF  KNU  HAVING  done. 

TOTAL  WRECK. 

Pima  County.    A  post-office,  7i  miles 
from  Fantano. 

AltschcU  Chas,  general  merchandise 

Babo  A  J,  saloon 

Chisholm  Alex,  hotel 

Dulchenty  &  Co,  saloon 

Dauna  Sam,  saloon 

Graham  Wm,  blacksmith 

Lindenmicr ,  brewer 

Melstedt  J,  restaurant 
Nelson  &  George,  liquors 
Palmer  &  Swift,  carpenters 
Salsig  &  Ballow,  gen  mdse 
Smith  J  C,  physician 
SNYDER  Di  postmaster 
Vail  £  L,  lumber 
Vail  EL  &,  Co,  butchers 


TRES  ALAMOS. 

CocHiHB  CoDNiTf.  A  post-offioe,  10 
miles  northeast  of  Benson,  and  60 
miles  east  of  Tucson. 

Allen  ft  Midelsworth,  gen  mdse 
DUHBAB  TF'^MAS,  postmaster 


TUBAC. 

Pima  County.     A  post-office,  40  miles 
south  of  Tucson. 

MERCER  T   LILLIE.  general  mer- 
chandise and  postmistress 


TUCSON. 

Pima  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  lim;  of  the 
Southern  Pacitic  li.  II.,  !)78  miles  from 
San  Francisco,  and  247  miles  from 
Yuma. 

It  is  one  of  the  oldest  places  in  the 
Territory,  has  a  population  of  10,000, 
and  is  the  county  s(  xt  of  Pima  County. 
The  place  supports  several  extensive 
commercial  establishments,  whose  trade 
reaches  far  into  some  of  the  Mexican 
provinces.  Mining  and  stock  raising 
are  the  interests  wnich  support  it,  ana 
the  country  that  surrounds  it  is  said  to 
1)6  capable  of  sustaining  a  much  greater 
population  than  is  at  present  found 
there.  The  beautiful  valley  of  Santa 
Cruz,  in  which  it  is  situated,  was  set- 
tled as  long  i^o  aa  1660,  making  Tucsou 
the  next  oldest  town  in  the  United 
States,  Santa  Fe,  New  Mexico,  having 
been  built  five  years  before.  A  few 
miles  below  Tucson  there  seems  to  bo 
the  ruins  of  an  old  town,  but  no  infor- 
mation can  be  obtained  as  to  its  history, 
or  circumstancpB  of  its  destruction.  It 
is  thought  by  some  that  Tucson  was 
once  a  Spanish  military  station,  for  the 
purpose  of  protecting  the  Mission  of 
San  Xavier  Del  Bac,  a  short  distance  to 
the  south.  The  land  near  Tucson  is 
very  rich.  The  town  has  been  infested 
by  from  one  to  two  thousand  Indians, 
and  attempts  have  been  made  to  take  it, 
but  without  success. 

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ALLEW.  TUGGIt  &  CO..  Ship  Plank,  all  kinds.  "KiRasy.*'- 


J.ri3;o»ia — Tucson. 


143,S 


Allison  &  Sons  (G,  H  W,  and  F  N  Alli- 
son), groceries,  fruits  and  vegetables, 
212  Meyer 

ANDERSON  J  A  '^itch  &  Anderson), 
attomey-at-law,  216  Pennington 

Angnla  G  A,  meat  market,  429  Meyer 

Arizona  and  California  Lumber  Co,  J  N 
Mason  mgr,  opp  Depot 

"AEIZONA  CtTIZEN,"  Brown  & 
Whitmore  publishers  and  proprietors, 
314  Congress 

"ARIZONA  STAR"  (daily  and  week- 
ly), L  C  Hughes  editor  and  publisher, 
cor  Congress  and  Church 

Arizona  Telephone  Co,  John  Lawrence 
supt.  Bell  Tower 

Atchison  W  A,  attomey-at-law,  11 
Camp 

Avery  G  A,  furniture,  bedding,  carpets, 
etc,  314  and  316  Congress 

Baine  Charles,  saloon,  cor  Congress  and 
Stone  ave 

Baker  T  J,  mining,  13  Meyer 

Baker  Mrs  T  J,  dressmaking,  13  Meyer 

Baldwin  Frank,  clerk.  Porter's  Hotel 

Bay  State  Iron  Works  (Erie,  Pa),  S  E 
Hall  mgr,  nr  I>pot 

Bean  A  A,  assistant  supt  S  P  R  R  Co, 
Depot 

Bennett  &  Co  (H  F  Bennett,  R  S  Phelps 
and  Geo  Z  Work),  American  Clothing 
House,  211  and  213  Congress 

BetK  J,  saloon,  109  Congress 

Bows  S  B,  fruits,  candies,  etc,  433  Con- 
gress 

BRAGfO  A  H>  city  recorder,  justict.  of 
the  peace  and  notary  public,  Churcli 
Plaza,  Bell  Tower 

Brewer  Arthur  K,  assayer,  P       ngress 

Briggs  D  T,  machinist  S  P  i  i  i ; .  I  >ciii<t 

Bowder  J  A,  mining  and  mfru  agt,  3 
Congress 

BROWN  C  0>  proprietor  Congress 
Hall,  cor  Meyer  and  Congress 

Brown  H  J,  crockery,  glassware,  lamps, 
etc,  108  Main 

BROWN  &  WHITMORE  (RC  Brown 
and  J  A  Whitmore),  publishers  and 
proprietors  "Arizona  Citizen,"  314 
Congress 

Bruns  Henry  &  Co  (Henry  Bruns),  Mint 
Saloon,  107  Congress 

BUEHMAN  ;H   &  CO    (H    Buehman 
aud  Geo  J  Roskruge),  photographers, 
314  Congress 
Buell  James,  land  ivnd  mining  attorney, 

Meyer 
BULLOCK     EDWARD,      proprietor 
Lexington    Livery,     Feed    and    Sale 
Stable,  cor  Congress  and  6th  ave 
Burns  F  H  &  Co,  City  Meat  Market, 

222  Congress 
Bustamente  Peter,  barber,  7  Camp 
Butter  A  G,  city  marshal.  Bell  Tower 


CMALLERO    A,     proprietor    Park 

Brewery  Lodging-House  and  deputy 

sheriff,  11  andl3Peari 
CAMACHO  FRANCISCO,  groceries, 

provisions,  wines,  liquors,  cigars,  etc, 

cor  Meyer  and  Jackson 
Campbell  Alex  (Campbell,  Williams  & 

Robinson),  attorney-at-law,  cor  C^imp 

and  Convent 

CAMPBELL  JOHNH,  manager  Salero 

Mill   and   Mining   Co,  office  Palace 

Hotel 
Campbell,  Williams  &  Robinson  (Alex 

Campb2ll,  George   R  Williams   and 

James  S  Robinson),  attorney-at-law, 

cor  Camp  and  Convent 
Carillo  J,  meat  market,  217  Meyer 
CAP!:  JOHN  S  (Wm  B  Hooper  frCo), 

xucson 
Carroll  James,    livery,   feed   and   sale 

stable,  414  ond  416  Congress 
Cereghino  John,  restaurant,  cor  Meyer 

and  Jackson 
CI  ilds   S    C,    saloon,  cor   Camp   and 

Church 
Chillson  L  D,  county  surveyor,  Court 

House 
Church  H  C,  mining,  402  Pennington 
Clum  Geo  W,  clerk  district  court 

COIDARRENS  LOUIS,  hairdresser, 
217  Meyer 

Colton  E  F,  livery  and  feed  stable,  331 
Meyer 

CONGRESS  HALL,  C  0  Brown  pro- 
prietor, cor  Meyer  and  Congress 

Conper  Queen  Mining  Co,  office  Zecken- 
dorf  &  Co 

Cory  Frank  B,  saloon,  cor  Court  and 
Maiden  Lane 

Cory  Wm  B,  saloon,  cor  Court  and 
Ni.iiden  Lane 

('Hsrnopolitan  Hotel,  i'aul  Moroney 
jiropr,  cor  Main  and  Pennington 

Cous  IS  1  Icnry,  re.  ster  U  S  Land  Office, 
114  Camp 

Crosley  J  8,  meat  market  oor  Camp  and 
Convent 

Cuen  Francis.  1,  harness  and  saddles, 
104  and  IC   Miiiu 

Culver  &  Aram  (W  H  Culver  and  E  W 
Aram),  attorncys-at-law  and  notaries 
public,  217  Congrop ' 

Culver  John  P,  civ  i!  .gincer,  223  Con- 
gress  

CZERWINSKx  T,  dry  goods,  cloth- 
ing, boots  aud  shoes,  cor  Main  and 
Mesilla 

Dailey  Chas  E,  receiver  U  S  Land  Office, 
114  Camp 

Dalton  &  vasouez  (W  A  Dalton  and  A 
Vasquez),  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers,  317  Meyer 

DAUGHER  CHARLES,  Helvetia  Sa- 
loon,  cor  Congress  and  Stone  ave 


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Davis  William  C,  stoves,  tinware,  oop- 

per  and  sheet-ironware,  cor  Congress 

and  Main 
De  BeauflFord  H,  furniture,  22  Church 
DENEGBI  ft  REIOER,    restaurant, 

22  Camp 
Dill  T  H,  Congress  Chop  House,  106 

Mesilla 
Dixon  J£,  propr  Buss  House,  115  Camp 
Dousing  Louis,  saloon,  108  Mesilla 
Downey  P,  lodgings,  26  Camp 
Drachman  Philip,  saloon,  cor  Congress 

and  Church 
Drachman  S  H,  cigars  and  tobacco,  12 

Congress 
DRAKE  CHAS  B>   county  recorder. 

Court  House 
Durr  Joseph,  saloon,  9  Mesilla 

EAGLE   FLOTJRING-MILL,   E  N 

Fish  proprietor,  306  Main 

EARLL,    SMITH    ft    STEPHENS 

(Warner  Earll,  F  M  Smith  and  C  C 
Stephens),  attomeys-at-law,  11  Camp 

EARLL  WARNER  (Earll,  Smith  & 
Stephens),  attorney-at-law,  11  Camp 
Edwards  Kichard,  saloon,  222  Mey  ^r 
Ellison  &  Sweeney  (David  Ellison  and 
Patrick  Sweeney),  draymen,  Mesilla 
Enricht  L,  painter,  425  Congress 
Ervada  Jose,  gen  mdse,  437  Meyer 
Etchell     Chas  T,   blacksmith,  wagon- 
maker  and  agt  for  Studebaker  Bros' 
wagons,  and  councilman,  cor  Congress 
and  Pearl 

EVANS  ft  WALKER  (J  Evans  and 

W  T  Walker),  architects  and  builders, 

14  Church 
Fantou  Henry  B  Jr,  deputy  collector 

internal  revenue,  204  Convent 
Fapia  Joe,  saloon,  405  Meyer 
Fapia  T  M,  groceries,  wines  and  liquors, 

341  Meyer 
Farley  Hugh,  district  attorney,  Court 

House 
Farley  Hugh,  county  district  attorney, 

attorney-at-law  and    notary    jmblic, 

cor  Warner  and  Pouningtou 
Farley     &   Pomroy,    attorneys-at-law, 

cor  Warner  and  Pennington 
FARRELL  J  L  ft  CO  (J  L  Farrell, 

James  Cameron  and  Angel  Contreras), 

plumbers,  gasfitters  aad  tinners,   226 

Meyer 
EERGUSON  R  "D,  attomey-at-law  and 

notary  public,  312  Congress 
Ferrin  t  Marx  (J  Ferrin  and  A  Marx), 

merchant  tailors  and  clothing,  218 

Meyer 
FISH  E  N>  proprietor  Eagle  Flouring 

Mill,  306  South  Main 
First  National  Bank,  P  R  Tully  pros,  L 

M  Jacobs  vice  pres,  B  M  Jacobs  cash- 
ier, 18  Congress 


HTCH  ft  ANDERSON  (TLomaa 
Fitch  and  J  A  Anderson),  attorneys- 
at-law,  216  Pennington 

FITCH  THOMAS  (Fitch  ft  Anderson), 
attomey-at-law,  216  Pennington 

Fleishman  Fred  ft  Co  (Fred  Fleishman), 
druggists,  cor  Congress  and  Court 

Fortlouis  A,  cigars  and  tobacco,  113 
Congress 

Foster  Geo  F,  city  assessor.  Bell  Tower 

FOSTER  L  S>  proprietor  The  Buck- 
ingham Saloon,  224  Congress 

FREED  I  S)  real  estate  and  money 
broker,  400  Pennington 

Ganz  William,  bakery,  115  Congress 

GASSENHEIMER  SAMUEL,  Capi- 
tol Saloon,  cor  Main  and  Pennington 

GERVAI3  M,    olerk  probate   court. 

Court  House 
Gladwin  S  F,  dentist,  316  Congress 
Goldtree  Isadure,  saloon,  cor  Congress 

and  Warner 
Goldtree  J,  cigars  and  tobacco,  cor  Con- 

Sress  and  Meyer 
dschmidt  A  ft  Co  (AGoldsjhmidt  and 
Wm  Florsheim),    furnishing   goods, 
hats,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  Congress 
and  Church  Plaza 

Goldschmidt  Leo,  furniture,  carpets, 
upholstering  and  agta  Eldridge  Sew- 
ing Machine,  cor  Main  and  Pennington 

Gravep  W  L,  dentist,  20  Camp 

GREGG  F  W>  attomey-at-law,  court 
commissioner  and  notary  public,  314 
Congress 

Gruber  J,  gunsmith,  231  Meyer 

GUTSCH  ft  TOMLINSON  (Harry  F 

Gutsch  and  J  H  Tomlinson),  saloon, 

cor  Congress  and  Church  Plaza 
Hall  S  E,    manager    Bay    State  Iron 

Works  (Erie,  Pa),  agt  Powder  Co,  nr 

Depot 
Hamburg  J  J,  manager  Wm  Z;ckendorf, 

cor  Main  and  Congress 
Handy  ft  Holbrook   (Jas  C  Handy  and 

Chas    E    Holbrook),  physicians    and 

surgeons  S  P  R  R,  113  Confess 
Handy  J  C,  physician  and  city  health 

officer,  113  Congress 
Harris  hon,  U  S  deputy  marshal  and 

detective  S  P  R  R,  Porter's  Hotel 
HATNES  JOHN  (Haynes  ft  Stiles), 

224  Pennington 
HAYNES  ft  STILES  (John  Haynea 

and  T  L  Stiles),  attorneys-at-law,  224 

Pennington 
HEATON  CHARLES  A,  deputy  sher- 

ifl,  Court  House 
Hereford  ft  Zabriskie  (B    H    Hereford 

rttid  J  A  Zabriskie),  attorneys-at-law, 

2-23  Meyer 
Hillard  Thomas  V,  brakesman  S  P  R  E 

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ITTWCKS  EDWABD  W>  president  and 
manager  "Three  Sisters  '  Mining  Co, 

410  Pennington 

Hinkel  Philip,  saloon,  cor  Church  and 
Congress 

Hittinger  Antone,  saloon,  201  Meyer 

Holbrook  Chas  E,  county  physician,  113 
Congress 

HOOPeB  WM  B  &  CO,  shipping  and 
commission  merchants,  Tucson,  Phoe- 
nix, £1  Paso,  Guaymas  and  Uermo- 
sillo 

Hoover  W  W,  judge  1st  U  S  judicial 
court,  Court  House 

Horton  H,  wholesale  and  retail  liquor 
dealers,  103  Congress 

Horton  W  B,  public  administrator  and 
coroner,  Court  House 

Hucke  George,  saloon,  16  and  18  Mesilla 

HUDSON  &  CO  (Chas  Hudson  and  Jas 
H  Toole),  bankers,  4  and  6  Congress 

HUOHES  L  C>  editor  and  proprietor 
"  Arizona  Star,"  cor  Church  and  Con- 
gress * 

Jacobs  B  M,  cashier  First  National 
Bank,  18  Congress 

Jacobs  L  M,  vice-pres  First  National 
Bank,  1 8  Congress 

Jacobs  W  M,  assayer,  204  Pennington 

Johnson  W  L,  Congress  Lodging-House, 

411  Congress 

Kane  Wm  &  Co,  wholesale  wines  and 
liquors,  cor  Mesilla  and  Church  Plaza 

Katz  Marcus,  groceries  and  hardware, 
cor  Congress  and  Meyer 

Kaufifman  I,  cigars  and  tobacco,  210 
Meyer 

Kearon  R  E,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co,  215  Pen- 
nington 

Kiesel  H  C,  city  treasurer,  cor  Main 
and  Congress 

Kiesel  ft  Lulley  (H  C  Kiesel  and  Mark 
LuUey),  saloon  and  lunch  house,  cor 
Congress  and  Main 

Kilbom  A  D,  master  mechanic  S  P  R  K, 
Depot 

Kilne  N,  lodgings,  5-9  S  Church 

Knapp  J  F,  train  master  S  P  R  R  Co, 
Depot 

Kossuth  John,  mgr  Ice  &  Water  De- 
partment S  P  R  R,  Depot 

KtlESHAIN  T  C,  grain  and  produce, 
205  Congress 

Lake,  Armstrong  k  Co  (Thomas  Lake 
and  A  B  Armstrong),  groceries,  pro- 
visions and  produce,  122  Congress 

Latour  Mrs  K,  medium.  Occidental  Ho- 
tel 
Leatherwood    R  N,   county  treasurer, 

Court  House 
Le  Sure  R  G,  Elite  Saloon,  cor  Congress 

and  Meyer 
I«vin  Alex,  propr  Park  Brewery  and 
councilman 


Lighthizer  H  B,  attomey-at-law,  7 
Meyer 

Lipman  J,  tailor,  213  Congress 

Lord  C  H,  postmaster,  cor  Congress  and 
Church 

Lowenstein  &  Co  (M  and  E  Lowenatein), 
clothing,  boot  and  shoes,  cor  Meyer 
and  Mesilla 

Lucas  S  H  &  Co  (S  H  Lucas  and  G  W 
Hicks),  mfrs  of  Mexican  filigree  jew- 
elry, watches  and  jewelry,  104  and  106 
Congress 

Mackay  W  M,  Occidental  Wine  Rooms, 
cor  Church  and  Maiden  Lane 

MAI80V  DO&EE  SESTAUSANT. 

J  Soldini  proprietor,  cor  Meyer  and 

Camp 
Mamer  John  P,  mining.  Occidental  Ho- 

tel 
Mansfield  J  S,   books,  stationery,  news 

depot,  cigars,  tobacco  and  notions,  9 

and  1 1  Congress 
Mason  J  N,  mgr  Arizona  and  California 

Lumber  Co,  opp  Depot 

MABTIN  GEO  T.  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co's  Express,  12  Congress 

McCafiferty  Wm,  engineer  and  machin- 
ist 

McCuUoch  Hamilton,  tailor,  308  Con- 
gress 

McFADDENft  CO  (J  A  McFadden 
and  Geo  T  Martin);  cigars  and  tobac- 
co and  news  depot 

McFarland  Walter,  conductor  S  P  R 
R,  Porter's  Hotel 

Melius  R  T,  engineer  S  P  R  R,  Depot 

NENAOER  H,  second-hand  store,  230 
and  232  Meyers 

Mercer  Howard,  agt  White  Sewing  Ma- 
chine, 16  Camp 

Meyer  C  H,  justice  of  peace  and  notary 
public,  16  Meyer 

Meyer  L  &  Co  (L  and  I  Meyer)  general 
merchandise,  cor  Meyer  and  Mesilla 

MTLT.yp.  F  K,  attorney-at-law  and 
notary  public,  412  Pennington 

Miltenbierg  Frank,  City  Bakery,  11  Me- 
silla 

Mission  Flouring   Mill,  S  Warner  propr 

Monroe  Anderson,  gen  agt,  123  Maiden 
Lane 

Morales  V,  Mexican  consul,  314  Con- 
gress 

Morehouse  &  Collins  (E  F  Morehouse 
and  J  W  Collins),  carpenters  and 
builders,  126  Camp 

MOEGAN  &  DAVIS  (A  P  Morgan 
and  Ira  M  Davis),  harness,  saddles 
and  trimmings,  cor  Congress  and  Main 

Morgan  J  S  &  Co  (J  S  Morgan),  mining 
agts,  219  Meyer 

Morgan  William,  propr  hack  line,  cor 
Congress  and  6th  ave 


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Moroney  Paul,  (propr  Cosmoplitan  Ho- 
tel, and  Paul  Moroney  k  Co)  and 
gropr  Tucson  Ice  Works,  cor  Main  and 
ennington 

Moroney  Paul  &  Cc,  proprs  Tucson  So- 
da Works 

Moss  Austin,  hcrseshoer,  cor  Meyer  and 
Pennington 

Mueller  W  M,  merchant  tailor,  215 
Congress 

Mundelus  C  (Miindelus  &  Co)  and  propr 
Silver  Lake  Brewery,  220  Meyer 

Mundelus  &  Co  (C  Mundelus  and  J 
Wharton),  saloon,  220  Meyer 

NICHOLS,  FATTEBSON  &  CO  (T  £ 

Nichols  and  T  P  Patterson),  whole- 
sale and  retail  liquor  dealers  and  gen- 
eral merchandise,  12  Mesilla 

NICHOLS  TE  (Nichols,   Patterson  & 

Co),  12  Mesilla 
Nilson  P  F,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

14  Congress 
Noyes  &  Allen  (E  W  Noyes    and  J   R 

Allen),  auction    and   commission,  17 

Mesilici 
Occidental  Hotel,  Mrs  A  Peters  propr, 

22  Church 
Olds  J  W,  mining,   209  Congress 
O'Leary  Edward,  painter,  Pearl 
Osborn  W  J,   attorney-at-law,   notary 

public  and  justice  of  the  peace,  Court 

House 
OTISAD&CO(A  D  Otis  and  Robt 

Eccleston),    lumber,     hardware    and 

crockery,  cor  Meyer  and  Pennington 
Packard  W  fi,  mining,  Russ  House 

PALACE  HOTEL,  Chas  A  Shibell 

proprietor,  216  Meyer 
Palace  Hotel  Restaurant,   John  Protop- 

salti  &  Co  proprs,  Meyer 
Park  Brewery,  Alex  Levin  propr 
Parker  B  C,  councilman 
Pasquale  G  k  Bro  ('J  and  F  Pasquale), 

saloon,  215  Meyer 

PATTERSON  T  P  (Nichols,  Patterson 

&  Co),  12  Mesilla 
PAUL  BOBT  H,   oheriff.  Court  House 
Pearson    Mrs   Alice,    hairdresser,    125 

Camp 
Pearson  R  C,  saloon  and  restaurant,  23 

Congress 
Peoples  Ice  Company,  G  W  Van  Hoven- 

bergh  mgr,  215  Convent 
Perry  Joseph  C,   attorney-at-law,  208 

Congress 
Peters  Mrs  A,  propr  Occidental   Hotel, 

22  Church 
PETIT  A  P.  architect  and  practical 

builder,  212  Camp 
Phy    Joe,    water    works     and    propr 

sprinklers  and  water  carta 
Plummer  Paul,  watches  and  jewelry,  10 

Camp 


Pomroy  E  B,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 

public,  cor  Warner  and  Pennington 
Porter   Asa   A,    propr  Porter's  Hotel, 

Depot 
Porter  W  J,  mgr  S  H  Lucas  &  Co,  104 

and  106  Congress 
Porter's  Hotel,   Asa  A   Porter  propr. 

Depot 
Post-office,  C  H  Lord  postmaster,   cor 

Congress  and  Church 

Prince  Bros  (John  and  Levy  Prince), 
carpenters  and  builders,  215  Camp 

Protopsalti  John  k  Co,  propr  Palace 
Hotel  Restaurant,  Meyer 

Quinlan  James,  carriage  and  wagon- 
maker  and  blacksmith,  cor  Meyer  and 
Pennington 

Quinlan  Wm  J,  physician,  408  Pen- 
nington 

Read  W  S,  searcher  of  records  and 
notary  public,  12  Meyer 

Redding  M  J,  saloon,  ID  Congress 

Regardo  E,  meat  market,  621  Meyer 

RED)  WILLIAM,  restaurant  and 
mining,  14  Mesilla 

Reynolds  Mrs  F,  dressmaking,  305  Pen- 
nington 

Reynolds  Frank,  engineer,  305  Penning- 
ton 

RICKARD  W  T,  assayer,  metallurgist 
and  analytical  chemist,  1  Jackson 

Robinson  James  S,  (CampbslI,  Williams 
and  Robinson),  attorney-at-law,  cor 
Camp  and  Convent 

Robles  B,  gen  mdse,  501  Meyer 

RocaM  G  &  Co,  groceries,  110  and  112 
Main 

Rogers  W  J,  bootmaker,  219  Congress 

ROSEBRUGH  J  C  C,  agt  S  P  R  R  Co, 

Picacho  Porter  House 
Rosenstock  A  H,  barber,  17  Congress 
ROTHSCHILD  0,  confectionery,  candy 

manufactury,  and  ice  cream  saloon,  7 

Congress 
Rousseau  Charles,  restaurant,  12  Meyer 
Rowland    Wm    E,    watchmaker,    202 

Congress 
Russ  House,  J  E  Dixon  propr,  115  Camp 
Salazor  Jose,  groceries,  623  Meyer 

SALERO  MILL  AND  MINING  CO, 


John    H    Campbell 
Palace  Hotel 


manager,    office 


Sanders    /idam,   propr  Tucson  Baths, 

South  Main 
Sander  Richard,   saloon,  117    and  119 

Congress 
Sargent  F  A,  engineer  S  P       R  Co, 

Depot 
Sautio  A,  groceries,  cor  Meyer  and  Mc- 

Cormick 
SCHAAF  PHILIP,  saloon,  325  Meyer 
Scotield  C,  boots  and  slices,  209  Meyer 


PIONEER  IRON  WORKS, 


CAIiVIN   WUTTIWW  A   WOM,  Proprietors. 
SstabllBhea  184*.    ««7  Sfaiu  Street.  0  F. 


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SCOTT  WH  A  JBi  insurance  agent, 
stock  broker,  sole  agent  California 
Powder  Works,  loan  and  real  estate 
agent,  13  Meyer 

Selby  Thomas  H,  copper  mining  engi- 
neer, 402  Pennington 

SELIGMANN  C  &  CO  (C  Seligmonn), 
groceries,  20i  Meyer 

Sessions  G  B  (Topliff  &  Sessions),  10 
Consress 

SHIBELL  CHAS  A>  proprietor  Palace 
Hotel,  216  Meyer 

Silver  Lake  Brewery,  C  Mundelus  propr 

Smith  E  J,  undertaker,  403  Congress 

SMITH  F  M  (Earll,  Smith  k  Stephens), 
attorney-at-law,  II  Camp 

Smith  F  V,  division  shop  clerk.  Depot 

Smith  W  W,  engineer  S  P  R  K  Oo, 
Depot 

SOLDIKI  J«  proprietor  Maison  Doree 
Restaurant,  cor  Meyer  and  Camp 

Sparrow  F  A,  barber,  17  Meyer 

Spaulding  Frank,  machinist,  S  P  R  R 
Machine  Shops 

SRESOYICH  J  &1  CO  (J  Sresovich), 
commission  merchants,  fruits,  pro- 
duce and  groceries,  106  Meyer  and  19 
Mesilla 

St  aibly  W  G,  druggist,  504  Pennington 

RTTiPITRWa  C  C  (Earll,  Smith  & 
Stephens),  11  Camp 

STEVENS  W  El  stoves,  tinware, 
crockery,  etc,  13  Main 

Stewart  W  H,  barber,  214  Meyer 

Stiffel  A  W,  fret  sawyer,  201)  Maiden 
Lane 

STILES  T  L  (Haynes  &  Stiles),  attor- 
ney-at-law, 224  Pennington 

STRAUN  J  Wf  manager  Eagle  Flour- 
ing Mills,  306  South  Main 

STRAUSS  CHAS  M,  manager  Zeck- 
endorf  &  Co,  cor  Main  and  Penning- 
ton 

SULLIVAN  M  J,  carpenter,  builder, 
lumber,  sash.  Moor  and  blinds,  cor 
Pearl  and  Alameda 

Sweetland  B  R,  paints,  oils  and  furni- 
ture, 318  Congress 

STKJSS  E  p.  rtal  estate  atd  mining, 
463  North  Main 

Tapie  Bros  (G  and  E  Tapie),  saloon,  cor 
Meyer  and  Camp 

TAYLOR  E  T.  superintendent  ware- 
houses W  B  Hooper  &  Co,  near  Depot 

Taylor  W  A,  freight  and  ticket  agt  S  P 
U  II  Co,  Depot 

The  Singer  Mfg  Co,  Theo  G  Fitch 
agt,  '20i)  Congress 

Thomas  John  R,  salesman  Singer  Mfg 
Co,  209  Congress 

"THREE  SISTERS"  MINING  CO, 
J  H  Watts  secretary  and  superintend- 
ent, 410  Pennington 

Tidball  Z  L,  U  S  marshal.  Court  House 


Tomboreno  J,  restaurant,  8  Mesilla 
Topliff  James  P  (Topliff  &  Sessions), 

notarypublic  and  IT  S  claim  agt,    10 

Congress 
Topliff  &  Sessions  ( Jamt  s  F  Topliff  and 

C  B  Sessions),   insurance,  purchasing 

and  powder  as^ts  and  agts  Tucson  and 

Sonora  Stage  Line,  10  Congress 
Truscott  S,  bakery,  207  Congress 
Tucker  Thos,  salesman  Singer  Mfg  Co, 

209  Congress 
Tucson  Baths,   Adam   Sanders  propr. 

South  Main 
TUCSON   OPERA   HOUSE,  Tucson 

Opera  House  Co  proprietors,  head  of 

Congress  on  6th  ave 

TUCSON  OPERA  HOUSE  CO.  Thos 
Fitch  president,  Hugh  Farley  vice- 
president 

Tucson  Soda  Works,  Paul  Moroney  & 
Co  proprs,  Pennington 

TuUy  Chas  H,  real  estate,  24  Camp 

Tully,  Ochoa  &  Co  (P  R  TuUy,  Stephen 
Ochoa  and  S  R  DeLong),  •  gen  mdse 
and  agts  National  Mail  ;,nd  Transpor- 
tation Co,  cor  Main  and  Pennington 

Tully  P  R,  pres  First  National  Bank, 
and  mayor,  18  Congress 

Turner  N  B,  salesman  Singer  Mfg  Co, 
209  Congress 

Underwood  H  D,  mgr  warehouse  L 
Zeckendorf  &  Co 

Vasquez  k  Soto  (R  Vasquez  and  R  Soto), 
gen  mdse,  510  Meyer 

Velez  R  &;  Co  (R  Velez  and  L  Rebeil), 
dry  goods,  furnishing  goods,  boots 
and  shoes,  cor  Church  Plaza  and  Me- 
silla 

Velasco  D,  agt  Tucson  and  Calabezos 
Stage  Line,  105  Mesilla 

Vila  Joseph,  tailor.  Camp 

VILLAESEUSA  F  J,  harness,  saddles 
and  trimmings,  337  Meyer 

WALSH  M  Ji  attorney-at-law,  6  Camp 

Ward  Henry,  under  sheriff.  Court  House 

WARNER  &  CO  (E  Warner  and  R  S 
Miller),  real  estate  and  abstract  office, 
304  Pennington 

Warner  Solomon,  propr  Mission  Flour- 
ing Mills 

Watson  C  P  V,  physician,  surgeon  and 
drugsist,  cor  Congress  and  Main 

WATTS  J  H.  secretary  and  superin- 
tendent Three  Sisters  Mining  Co,  410 
Pennington 

Weeks  &  Waring  (C  W  Weeks  and  S  W 
Waring),  Shade  Saloon,  227  and  229 
Meyer 

WELISGH  THEO  &  CO,  White 
House,  dry  goods  and  furnishing 
goods,  102  Main  

WELLS.  FARGO  &  COS  EXPRESS, 

Geo  T  Martin  agt,  10  Congress 


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WETHOKE  EpW  L.  assayer,  real 
estate  and  mining,  10  South  Meyer 

WHITE  A  St  real  estate  and  mining, 
463  North  Main 

White  W  J,  dentist,  employment  office 
and  lodgings,  207  Camp 

Whittaker  J  C,  bootmaker,  5  Camp 

Wioks  Mo^e,  attorney-at-law  and  not- 
ary public,  212  Pennington 

WILKms  ft  SHOTWELL  (J  M 
Wilkins  and  C  S  Shotwell),  groceries 
and  provisions,  111  Congress 

Wilkin  &  Starr  (R  M  Wilkin  and  Rich- 
ard Starr),  Ins  agts  and  real  estate  tmd 
comm's  and  notary  pub,  225  Conf^ess 

Williams  Geo  R  (Campbell,  Williams 
and  Robinson),  attorney-at-law,  cor 
Camp  and  Convent 

Williams  L  S,  clerk  First  U  S  Judicial 
Court,  Court  House 

Witfeld  6,  drumst,  32  Camp 

WOOD  JOHN^  probate  judge  and  ex 
officio  aupt  public  schools,  Court 
House 


Woodside  V  K,  attomey-at-Iaw  and 
notary  public,  212  Pec->ington 

WOBIS  ft  AHERK  (Chas  R  Wores 
and  John  W  Ahem),  assayers  and 
mining  agts,  106  Camp 

TORBA  ft  CO,  drujjgists.  Congress 

YOBBA  J  Ff  druggist,  cor  Meyer  and 
Congress 

Zabriskie  J,  U  S  district  attorney. 
Court  House 

ZECKENDORF  L  ft  00  (L  Zeoken- 
dorf  and  Albert  Steinfeld),  Chas  M 
Strauss  manager,  general  merchandise 
and  agts  for  Trinidad  &  Mattoon 
Coal  and  Coke  Cos,  cor  Main  and  Pen- 
nington 

Zeckendorf  Wm,  general  merchandise 
and  wagons  wholesale  and  retail,  J  J 
Hamburg  manat;er,  cor  Main  and 
Congress 

Zepeda  A,  saloon,  233  Meyer 

Zuniga  Maximo,  barber,  327  Meyer 


The  Palace, 

TUCSON'S  FAVORITE  HOTEL. 


CM^A^lXOE     OF-     IMATVAG^EIMEIVT  !  I 


Having  assumed  control  of  this 

Famous    and   Popular   House, 

Does  10  with  a  firm  determination  to  spare  no  effort  to  malce  it 

THE    FOREMOST    HOTEL    OF    ARIZONA. 


In  addition  to  its  having:  the  most  central  and  convenient  location  in  Tucson,  and  commanding  a 

Mognlflcent  View  of  the  city  and  its  surroundings,  Tub  PAiiAcs  presents  the  following  list 

of  attractions  that  merit  its  claim  to  the  title  of  "Tiik  Hotel  op  Tucson." 

Elegant  Office,   Reading  Room,  Kew  Rar  Room,  Firat-class  Uqnors, 

Rllllard  Rooms,  Imported  Clears,  Telephone,  Club 

Rooms,    Flrst-Class   Rarkeepers. 


COMMODIOUS    AND    WELL    FURNISHED    ROOMS. 

Large  and  Tasty  Dining  Room.      Polite  and  Attentive  Service. 

THE  TABLE  Furnished  with  all  the  Delicacies  of  the  Season. 

larConcord  Coach  from  Depot  to  Hotel  Free  of  Charge.    Concord  Coach  to  and  from  all  Trains 


RO  ARD tS.OO  to  SS.OO  per  day,  according  to  location  of  Room. 

»AV  ROARI» ©T.©©  per  week 

Special  terms  to  families  or  parties  desiring  to  stay  any  certain  length  of  time. 

CHARLES  A.  SHIBELL,  Proprietor. 


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Arizona — Tucson. 


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JAMES  H.  TOCLE. 


CHAS.  HUDSON. 


HUDSON   A   COMPANY, 

B..A_Dsr:K:E:Rs, 

Tucson  and  Tombstone,  Arizona. 


Transact  a  General  Canking  Business  and  Draw  Exchange 

On  Principal  Pointa  in  Earope,  United  States  and  Uexlco. 

PRINCIPAL  CORRESPONDENTS: 

Anglo-Calitornian  Bank  San  Francisco. 

J.  &  W.  Seligman  &  Co New  York. 

American  Exchange  National  Bank ....  New  York. 

FiLST  Ji[ATiONAL  Bank Los  Angclcs. 

MassaoHusetts  National  Bank Boston. 

Merchants'  Loan  and  Trust  Co Chicago. 

Bank  of  Commerce St.  Louis. 

A.  A.  Pesqviera Hermosillo,  Sonora. 


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I*Tt,A.CTICAL    BUILDER, 

TUCSON,   ARIZONA. 


C^Plans  and  Specifications  for  Residences,  Stores,  School  Houses,  Public  Buildings,  Etc 


Conducted  by  W.  T.  RICKARD, 

FeUow  of  the   Chemical  Society.  London,  formerly  MITCHELL  & 
RICKARD,  London,  and  RICKARD  &  WIEGAND. 
Gold  Hill,  Nevada. 

Analytical  Chemist  and  Assayer  of  Copper  and  the  precious  metals,  by  special 
authority  of  the  Chilean  Government.  Patentee  of  the  Eickard  Furnace.  Agent 
for  the  Hunt,  Doudaa  &  Stewart  Lixiviation  process  for  the  reduction  of  coi)per 
and  silver  ores.  Plans  of  apparatus  and  instruction  in  the  process  of  Lixiviati<tn. 
Scale  of  fees  same  as  in  San  Francisco.  Instruction  in  Assaying  and  Analysis. 
Office— Next  door  to  Custom  House,  Tucson.  Arizona. 


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Eatabliahed  1852, 


WiL  E.  EOOFEU  &  CO, 

GENERAL 


AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


LIQUORS,       CIGARS, 
TEAS,  CANDLES, 

Illuminating  and  Lubricating  Oils. 

SAN  FBAXCISCO  OFFICE,  122  FROXT  STREET. 

WABEHOVSES: 

TUCSON,    )  tmmh 

EL  PASO TEXAS 

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Tucson  Opera  House. 

Present   Seating  Capacity,    720.    Will  shortly   be 
INCREASED    TO    1,200. 


For  Terms  and  Datea,  addreiia 

rFucson    <>pex*a,    !House    CJompany, 

TUCSON,   ARIZONA  TERRITORY. 

^WM.  j^.  SCOTT,  Jr. 

STOCK  i  COMMERCIAL  BROKER. 

California,  Nevada,  and  Arizona  Stoclis  Bouglit  and  Sold. 

8.  B.  Wakefleld  &  Co.,  Correspondents.  San  Francisco. 
Sole    A.aon.t   California    Powder    "Works. 

GENER-A^L  INSURA.]SrOE  AG'T. 

Blotters,  Calendars,  etc.,  Furnished  Gratis. 
No.  IS  Meyer  Street.  Corner  Maiden  Iiane,  Tncaon,  A.  T. 


VULTURE. 

Maricopa  Cocnty.  A  post  and  express 
office;  15  miles  southwest  of  Wicken- 
barg  and  located  in  rather  a  bleak 
and  desolate  r«gio}i. 

Barnes  John,  hotel 

Geming  Chas,  butcher 

Grant  E  O,  general  merchandise 

Kirkland  E  E,  general  merchandise  and 

agt  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 
Liggette  Wm,  liquors 
Noriega  J,  liquors 
Orioss  &  Co,  liquors 
Rowe  W  A  &  Co,  general  merchandise 


WALNUT  GROVE. 

Yavapai  County.     A  post-office;  20 
miles  southwest  of  Prescott. 

JACOBT  A  D,  postmaster 


WHIPPLE  BARRACKS. 

Yavapai  County.    Post-office  Prescott; 
1  mile  northeast  of  Prescott. 

OLIVER  W  G.  post  trader 


WICKENBURG. 

Maricopa  County.   A  post  and  express 
office  63   miles  northwest  of  Phoenix, 

the  county  seat.     Population  60. 

Brill  Fritz,  fruit  raiser 

Coneer  Daniel,  saloon 

E&LOFF  J  C  &  GO,  blacksmiths 

Graden  A,  blacksmith 

Grant  E  O,  general  merchandise 

Grant  E  P,  grocer 

Hodee  John,  restaurant 

KLEIN  H  W,  hotel 

Malory  VVm,  stage  station  and  hotel 

McMalray  — ,  hotel 

Peoples  &  Barney,  saloon,  hay  and  grain 

Wright  David,  saloon 


WILLCOX. 

Cochise  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telej^raph  office,  on  the  Soutliern  Pa- 
citic  R.  R.,  333  milea  from  Yuma  and 
86  miles  from  Tucson. 

ARIZONA  HOUSE,  Mrs  Mary  Powers 

proprietress 
Blinn  L  W,  Lumber  Co 
Blucher  John  C,  bootmaker 
Bryan  James,  liquors 


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Carr  James,  blaokimith,  wagonmtker 
and  freighting 

CHIBIOXhUA  M  ft  M  CO  (The), 
John  Murray  superintL  adent,  E  M 
Titcomb  aecretary 

Clark  ^,  Cidle  (S  M  Clark  and  Henry 
Sidle),  blacksmiths 

Courtney  J  C,  butcher 

DAVIS  W  S>  proprietor  Eureka  House 

EUREKA  HOUSE,  W  8  DavU  pro- 
prietor 

Giobo  ft  Courtn6y'(I  Oibbs  and  A  Court- 
ney), blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers 

OIIMAN  V  A,  agent  U  S  Military 
Telegraph  Co 

Hanna  &  Co,  general  merchandise 

HEROLD  ft  RAITM  (F  Herold  and 
Geo  Raum),  Fashion  Saloon 

Hillman  Isaac,  liquors 

Johnson  Otto  J  H,  saloon  and  billiards 

Kenny  Geo  L  Jr,  asst  postmaster 

Liberman  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse,  forwarding 
and  commission  and  insurance  agts 

L  W  Blinn  Lumber  Co,  W  F  Nichols 
agent 

Madrid  Simon,  meat  market 

Macy  F  P,  fruits  and  vegetables,  sta- 
tionery and  varieties 

McALIJSTER  ft  BOSE.  Willcox  Sa- 
loon 

Moriarty  W  W,  lodgings 

Murray  John,  supt  the  Chirioahua  M  ft 
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Nichols  E  A,  agt  S  P  R  R  Co  and  agt 
W,  F  ft  Go's  Express 

Nichols  W  F,  sgt  L  W  Blinn  Lumber 
Co 

NORTON  ft  STEWART  (J  H  Nor- 
ton and  M  W  Stewart),  general  mer- 
chandise, commission  and  forwarding; 
■  and  Fort  Grant,  A  T 

O'Leary  F,  blacksmith 

POINDEXTER  ft  HARRIET  (W 

A  Poiadexter  and  W  A  Markley), 
meat  market 

POWERS  MRS  HARY>  proprietress 
Arizona  House^ 

SCHL0P  ALBERT,  wagonmaker 

Smith  Chas,  fruit 

SMITH  D  H,  postmaster  and  D  H 
Smith  ft  Co 

SMITH  D  H  ft  CO  (D  H  Smith  and 
John  0  Fall),  ueneral  merchandise 

SOTJLAOE  B  ft  C0>  wagonmaker 

SPONOOLE  J  D,  physician  and  sur- 
geon 

Sullivan  Miss  Mary,  school  teacher 

Thomson  H  N,  commission  and  for- 
warding 

TITCOin  E  M.  secretary  The  Chiri- 
oahua M  ft  M  Co 

TuUy,  Ochoa  ft  Co,  een  mdse 

WATERS  JAMES,  saloon 

WILLCOX  SALOON,  McAllister  & 
Rose,  proprietors 

WISDOM  A  T.  wagonmaker 


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Afaohk  Cotmty.    10  miles  from  Hol- 
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Arizona  Co-operative  Mercantile  Insti- 
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YUMA. 

Yuma  County.  A  post,  express  .  .id 
telegraph  office,  situated  on  the  Color- 
ado River,  where  the  Southern  Pacific 
R.  R  bridge  is  located,  247  miles  west 
of  Tucson,  250  miles  west  of  Prescott, 
and  731  miles  southeast  of  San  Fran- 
cisco. Population  1,500. 
It  is  an  important  river  trading- 
point  and  transfer  depot  and  is  the 
county  seat.  Opposite  the  town,  on  the 
California  side  of  the  river,  is  Fort 
Yuma,  garrisoned  by  several  companies 
of  troops.  The  place,  including  across 
the  river,  was  first  called  Colorado  City, 
then  Arizona  City,  and  afterwards  oy 
its  present  name.  It  is  nicely  located, 
and  is  surrounded  by  a  fertile  grazing 
and  agricultural  district.  As  a  home 
for  consumptives,  persons  troubled  with 
lung  and  other  complaints,  Yuma  is 
destined  to  become  the  resort  par  exce^ 
lence  of  the  Pacific  Coast.  In  1870  the 
county  seat  was  removed  to  this  place 
from  La  Paz.  The  Territorial  Prison, 
located  at  this  place,  was  begun  in  1877. 
In  May  of  the  same  year,  the  Southern 
Pacific  R.  R.  reached  the  California 
bank  of  the  Colorado,  and  late  in  the 
full  the  bridge  was  completed  across  the 
river.  The  draw,  a  Howe  Truss,  is  pro- 
vided with  improved  machinery,  by 
which  it  can  be  opened  and  closed  in 
three  minutes  by  one  man.  Yuma  is 
126  feet  above  the  sea-level,  and  178 
miles  from  the  mouth  of  the  Colorado. 
The  river  is  about  500  feet  wide  at  this 
place.  Yuma  as  a  sanitarium  attracts 
some  attention.  For  bronchial,  lung 
and  kidney  diseases  the  climate  is 
unsurpassed.  Sun-baths  can  be  obtained 
with  ease.  The  nights  are  delicious, 
and  the  steady  unbroken  therometrical 
range  of  fall  and  winter  make  it  almost 
unapproachable.  The  Southern  Pacific 
Hotel,  kept  by  Henry  Weaver,  is  a  fine 
commodious  building  containing  accom- 
modation enough  for  the  traveling  public. 
It  is  first-class  in  every  respect;  large, 
airy  rooms,  furnished  throughout  in 
a  style  superior  to  any  other  house  in  this 
Territory,  and  fitted  up  with  all  modern 
conveniences.  Travelers  who  have 
crossed  the  hot,  scorching  desert  of  the 
Colorado  are  agreeably  siirpriaed  to  find 
an  oasis  like  this—  a  place  too  remote  as 


it  may  seem,  to  be  containing  all    the 
luxuries  as  well  as  the  necessarien  of  life. 

Alexander  H  N,  attorney-at-law,  notary 

public  and  district  attorney 
Amabisca  ¥  &  Bros,  butchers 
"ARIZONA  SENTINEL"  (weekly), 
Sentinel  Publishing  Co  proprietors,  J 
W  Dorrington  manager  and  general 
business  agent 
Avila  Henry,  messenger  W  U  Tel  Co 
Raine  C,  carpenter  and  wagonmaker 
BAKER     CHARLES,     stock    raiser, 

Adonde  Ranch 
Balsz  David,  propr  Yuma  Exchange 
Barney  W  C,  gunsmith  and  constable 
Bradford   Samuel,    warehouseman  and 

barrgaKe  master  S  P  R  R 
BRXNI^T  C  H,  county  recorder  and 

clerk  of  district  court 
Costello     John,    stationery,    varieties, 

cigars  and  tobacco 
Daniel  0,  blocksmith 
De  Course  A  E,  physician 
De  Course  Sc  Taggart,  physicians 
Dorrington  J  W,  mgr  "Arizona  Senti- 
nel" 
DOWNET  THOMAS,   mining. 

Silent,  Silver  District 
Esselburn  L,  Capitol  Saloon 
Furrer  Leo,  feed  stable,  hay  and  grain, 

draying,  saloon 
QtlSOCCBIO  0  &  CO.    general 

chandise 
Green  Seth,  division  supt  bridges  and 

bnildings  S  P  R  R 
Horner  C,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 
Hubbell  F  N,  assistant  agt  S  P  R  R  and 

W  U  Tel  Co 
Johnson  Mrs,  hotel 
KETCHAM  J  Fi  with  Sisson,  Crocker 

&Co 
Knight  Geo  M,  cigars,  tobacco  and  can- 
dies 
Leal  Francisco,  night  operator  W  U  Tel 

Co 
Levy  Isaac,  probate  judge 
Lorette  A,  gen  mdse  and  liquors 
Lyons  Isaac,  general  merchandise 
MARTIN   OEOROE,  drugs,   station- 
ery,   news    depot,    varieties,    sewing 
machines  and  county  treasurer 
Meeden  C  W,  supt  Territorial  prison 
Meeden  H  A,  saloon 
Meeden  Wm,  supt  penitentiary 
Millar  Walter,  mining  and  surveyor 
Molina  &  Redondo,  meat  market 
Monrroz  M,  meat  market 
MuUan  L  A,  attorney-at-law 
Newett  E  T,  manager  Southern  Pacific 

Hotel 
Peck  .Tames,  r.incher  and  stock  raiser 
FOLHAMUS  ISAAC,  assistant  super- 
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Purdy  Samuel,  diatrict  attorney 

Purdy  Samuel  Jr,  attomey-at-law 

BAILTON  GEO  W.  agent  Lud  train 
mastet  Southern  Pacific  R  R,  and 
agent  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co 

Bingwald  G  A,  harnessmaker  and  sad- 
dler 

Romero  Antonio,  restaurant 

Roy  Theophilus,  principal  Eclectic 
School 

RUIZ  J  M  &  GOi  general  merchandise 

Salcido  Pedro,  saloon 

Sartillon  Alejandro,  saloon 

SCOTT  C  W,  proprietor  Fashion  Sa- 
loon and  BilUard  Hall 

^:humaker  H,  barber 

SISSOX.  CROCKER  &  CO.  general 
mt.-'chandise 


Sisters  of  St  Joseph's  Couv-.iit,  Sister 

Ambrosia  sister  superioress 
Smith  L  D,  deputy  coller^tor  of  customs 
Soeur  Andrew,  meat  market 

SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  HOTEL,  H 

Weaver  proprietor 

Taggart  J  H,  physician,  public  admin- 
istrator and  coroner 

THURLOW  U£0  M>  saloon  and  bil- 
liards       

TOWNSEND  0  F,  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
Sc  Co's  Express,  postmaster,  civil  en- 
gineer, and  denuty  U  is  surveyor 

Tyuer  Andrew,  sheriff 

WEAVER  KSNRT.  proprietor 
Southern  Hotel 

Yuma  Exchange,  saloon  and  lodgings, 
hay  and  feed,  David  fialsz  proprietor 


O.  GINOCCHIO,  San  Francisco. 


G.  GANDOLFO,  Yuma. 


0.  OINOCCHIO  &  CO., 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Choice  Groceries,  Fancy  Goods,  Boots  I  Shoes. 

HATS  AND  CAPS, 

And  a  Fine  AsKortment  of  KiK^lJORfil,  CIOAHS,  TOBAC€OEt»,  Etr. 
Sole  Agentg  for  the  Celebrated  Cutter,  O.  K.  and  Miller's  Extra  Whiskies. 
Also,  for  the  Celebrated  BOCA  BEER. 

Orders  from  the  Interior  promptly  and  carefully  attended  to. 
BIAIW  STREET,  YUMA AniZOItfA  TEKSlTOltY. 


L.  M.  MoKENNEY  &  CO., 

DIRECTORY  PUBLISHERS 


Se&«?   fbr  Directory  of  Central  and  Southern  California,  Ar'Aona, 
New  IXIexicot  Southern  Colorado*  Kansas,  etc.    Or,  Directoiy 
of  California.   NevaJa,  Utah,  Wyoming^,  Colorado,  and 
Nebraska,  Or,  Pacific  Coast  Directory. 

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NEW  MEXICO. 


See,  also,  List  of  Towns  Received  too  Late  for  Beggar  Insertion. 


Oa  March  2,  1867,  that  portion  of  New  Mexico  north  of  the  37th  parallel  of 
latitude  wus  by  an  act  of  Congress  attached  to  Colorado,  le:iving  the  New  Mexi- 
co of  to-day  with  the  following  boundaries:  north  by  the  37th  parallel;  east  by 
the  103d  meridian;  south  by  th;  32d  parallel,  except  a  fe-.v  square  miles  lying  to 
the  south  of  the  latter  on  the  southwest;  and  on  the  west  by  the  lO^th  meridian. 
The  Territory  thus  having  an  average  breadth  of  335  miles;  leufjth  of  eastern 
boundary  345  miles,  and  length  on  western  boundary  3^0  miles;  the  whole  cover- 
ing an  area  of  121,201  square  miles.  By  geographical  divisions  it  is  bounded  on 
rhe  north  by  the  State  of  Colorado,  on  the  east  by  the  public  domain  and  the 
State  of  Texas  and  the  Republic  of  Mexico,  and  on  the  west  by  the  Territory  of 
Arizona. 

THE  RESOURCES  OF  NEW   MEXICO. 

There  are  three  interests  in  New  Mexico  worthy  of  consideration;  the  mineral, 
the  grazing,  or  pastoral,  and  the  agricultural;  and  they  may  be  said  to  c  Ji\stitute 
the  resources  of  the  Territory,  as  manufacturing  is  confined  almost  cxclvsively 
to  jewelry,  of  which  very  exquisite  work  in  filigree  is  produced  ra  Sani.^  Fe, 
mostly  from  gold  and  silver  native  to  the  Territory. 

AGRICUtTURE. 

Agriculture  in  New  Mexico  is  yet  in  its  primitive  condition.  The  wooden 
plow  of  the  Mexican  fathers  holds  preference  with  the  majority  of  farmers.  De- 
velopment is  barely  sufficient  to  serve  anticipation.  Corn,  wheat,  oats,  barley, 
MiA  the  taule  vegetables  generally  are  raised  with  a  view  to  the  home  market, 
which  is  quite  limited.  Corn  is  produced  best  in  the  valleys  along  the  banks  of 
streams.  I  hav;  seen  wheat  and  oat-fields  6,000  and  7,000  feet  above  the  sea  level  as 
rich  as  any  in  Illinois  and  Minnesota.  It  is  not  possible  to  state  even  approxi- 
mately the  area  of  such  productions.  All  irrigable  lands,  wherever  they  may  be 
ill  the  Territory,  belong  to  the  productive  or  farming  class.  The  depth  of  the 
soil  is  something  wonderful.  With  rains  as  in  the  Mississippi  Valley,  the  re- 
sults of  intelligent  labor  would  astonish  the  world;  as  it  is,  no  one  thinks  of  laud 
for  cultivation  except  it  be  irrigable.     In  this  sense  water  is  king. 

THE  MINERALS  OF  NEW   MEXICO. 

New  Mexico  will  come  quite  up  with  her  neighbors  in  the  yield  of  precious 
metals.  A  variety  of  causes  have  heretofore  contributed  to  prevent  her  thorough 
exploration  for  such  wealth.  Both  Mexicanj  and  Indians  are  indifferent  to  dis- 
coveries in  this  line ;  in  fact  the  latter  yet  i;iake  it  a  capital  oflFense  to  show  a 
prospector  anything  of  the  kind.  A  Pueblo  might  be  induced  to  part  with  his  eye- 
teeth  ;  no  inducement  could  prevail  upon  him  to  take  a  white  man  to  a  mine  ; 
and  in  the  hands  of  these  people  the  golden  keys  have  been  held  in  tight  grips 
ever  since  the  expulsion  of  the  Spaniards.  Henco  the  ignorance  prevalent  with 
respect  to  the  mineral  riches  of  the  Territory,  and  the  heretofore  utter  failure  of 
attempts  at  their  development.  It  is  absurd  to  say  that  an  arbitrary  geographical 
line  marks  a  silver  or  a  gold  limit.  With  productive  mining  districts  on  the  south, 
west  and  north,  and  with  geological  formations  identically  the  same,  the  best  of 
the  scientists  will  be  hard  put  to,  to  give  a  rerson  why  N^w  Mexico  is  barren,  and 
Chihuahua,  Arizona  and  Colorado  are  rich  beyond  computation  m  gold,  silver, 


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copper  and  galena.   There  are  more  traces  and  signs  of  ancient  mining  in  New 
Mexico  than  in  either  Colorado  or  Arizona. 

Already  enough  is  known  to  warrant  assertion  that  the  Territory  is  well  stored 
with  gold,  silver,  iron,  copper,  lead,  zinc,  mica,  gypsum,  coal,  marble,  precious 
stones,  and  stone  of  every  variety  for  building. 

SPRINGS,   HIMBRAL  AND  HOT. 

Few  parts  of  the  world  are  as  boanteously  supplied  with  healing  water  as  New 
Mexico.  They  are  found  by  Fernandez,  in  Taos  County;  at  Los  Ve^as,  San  Mi- 
guel County;  at  Ojo  Caliente,  in  Rio  Arriba  County;  near  Jemes,  m  Bernalillo 
County;  near  Fort  McRae,  Socorro  County.  Fort  Selden,  Dofia  Afia  County;  and 
at  Mimbres,  in  Grant  County.  Those  at  Jemes  are  probably  unexcelled  in  the 
world.  At  Las  Vegas  elaborate  preparations  are  in  progress  for  the  care  and 
entertainment  of  guests  and  invalids.  Any  and  all  of  these  sprines  are  equal  in^^ 
curative  qualities,  if  not  superior,  to  those  in  'Ark&nsas.  They  nave  certainly 
the  attraction  of  an  unsurpassed  climate. 

RAILROADS. 

The  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  F^  Railroad,  entering  the  Territory  through  the 
Raton  Mountains,  just  south  of  Trinidad,  Colorado,  has  traversed  the  Territory 
in  a  southwesterly  direction,  and  is  completed  io  our  southern  boundary,  its 
course  lying  along  the  Rio  Grande.  It  has  formed  a  junction  with  the  Southern 
Pacific  at  Deming,  whence  it  is  rapidly  pushing  forward  to  meet  its  own  south- 
western extension  building  north  from  Guaymas,  Mexico.  Another  branch  pro- 
ceeds down  the  Rio  Grande  from  Rincon,  through  Las  Cruces  to  £1  Paso,  theuce 
to  extend  dii-ect  to  the  City  of  Mexico. 

The  Denver  &  Rio  Grande  (narrow  gauge)  has  entered  the  Territory* south  of 
Alamosa,  Colorado,  and  is  now  completed  to  San  Juan,  twenty-five  miles  north 
of  Santa  Ft3.  Its  projected  course  is  down  the  Rio  Grande,  with  a  branch  to 
Santa  F6.  A  branch  also  extends  to  the  westward  almost  on  the  line  between 
New  Mexico  and  Colorado,  to  the  "San  Juan  Country"  of  the  northwest. 

The  Texns,  Sunta  F6  &  Northern  Railroad  is  soon  to  connect  Santa  F6  with 
the  Denver  k  Rio  Grande,  and  is  expected  also  to  run  down  the  rich  valley  of 
the  Pecos.  The  Atlantic  &  Pacific  road  is  rapidly  building  vrnat  from  near  Albu- 
querque, on  the  Rio  Grande,  forming  a  junction  there  with  the  Atchison,  Topeka 
and  Santa  Fb  Railroad.     It  is  already  completed  to  near  the  Arizona  line. 

The  Southern  Pacific  has  entered  our  borders  in  the  southwest  from  Arizona 
and  is  completed  to  El  Paso.  Other  projects  are  in  contemplation,  and  soon  New 
Mexico  will  have  a  network  of  railways  that  will  eclipse  those  of  many  of  the 
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Socorro  County.  Post-office  Socorro; 
a  station  on  the  Atchison,  Topeka, 
&.  Santa  Fe  R.  R.,  1G8  miles  from 
Deming. 

OALLEOO  JOSE  M>  general  mdso 


ALBUQUERQUE. 

Beknalltlo  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office;  situated  on  the  Atchison, 
Topeka  &;  Santa  Fo  R.  R.  and  221 
miles  from  Deming,  and  with  the  new 
town,  established  since  the  opening  of 
the  road,  has  a  population  of  5,000 
inhabitants. 

Abbey  W  B,  bootmaker 
Albright  Mrs  E  L,  photographer 
ALBRIGHT  J  G.  editor  and  proprietor 
Albuquerque  "Democrbt" 


Albuquerque  Academy,  A  S  McPherron 
principal 

"ALBUQUERQUE     BEHOCRAT" 

(daily  and  weekly),  J  G  Albright  edi- 
tor and  proprietor 
Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Co 

ALBUQUERQUE  MEAT  CO.  G  W 

EUingwood  and  A  M  Adams  managers 

"ALBUQUERQUE  HORNHTO 

JOURNAL,"  W  S  Burke  editor 

"ALBUQUERQUE  REVIEW"  (dai 

ly  and  weekly),  Bailhoche  &  Co  pro- 
prietors 

Albuquerque,  San  Pedro  &  Golden  Stsge 
linos,  G  B  Doty  propr 

Aldrich  J  M,  blasting  powder 

Alexander  &  Johnson  (Abram  Alexan- 
der and  E  A  Johnson),  barbers  and 
baths 

American  House,  Dr  J  M  Bell  propr 

Ames  T  G,  dentist 


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1447 


ARMUO  HOUSE,  W  S  Moore  pro- 
prietor 

Armijo  Nicholas  T,  vice  pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank  of  Albuquerque 

Aubright  Strickland,  physician 

Aubri(;ht  &  Walton  (S  Aubright  and 
W  Y  Walton),  druggists 

BACA  SANTIAGO,   wholesale  liquor 

dealer    

BAHtHACHE     &     CO*     proprietors 

"Albuquerque  Review" 

I^A'I^T'i^*-  C  C,  physician  and  surgeon 
Baldridge  J  C,  lumber,  sash  and  doors 
Barnes  &  Nassau  (S  M  Barnes  and  W 

B  Nassau),  attorneys-at-law 
Barr  A  J  (Barr  &  Barr),  attorney-at-law 
Barr  &  Barr  (A  J   and  Leo  J  Barr), 

attorneys-at-law 
Barr  L  J  (Barr  &  Barr),  attorney-at-law 
Basye  J  K.  watches  and  jewelry 
Belford  Chas  S,  mattress  factory,  win- 
dow shades,  etc 
Bell  &  Co,  groceries 
Bell  Dr  J  M,  propr  American  House 
Bell  Joseph,  judge  district  court  US 
judicial  district    of   second    judicial 
district,  and  associate  judge  superior 
court  of  the  territory 

BERKS  &  FAIBFEBLD  (John  W 
Berks  and  W  A  Fairfield),  mining 
brokers,  assayers,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance 

Berks  John  W,  notary  public 

Block  &  Loewenthal  (H  Block  and  F 
Loewenthal),  proprs  Frisco  Restau- 
rant 

Blunt  M  A  &  Co,  saloon 

Board  of  Trade,  reading  rooms 

Bonsaar  C  E,  saloon 

Bowen  &  Co,  news  depot,  fruit  and  sta- 
tionery 

Boyle  John,  saloon 

Briggs  J  M,  mining 

Brown  &  Brady,  saloon 

Brownewell  J  S,  wood,  coal  and  lumber 

Bruu  &  Provencher,  lumber 

Bryan  R  F,  barber 

BULLOCK  &  SEWELL,  proprietor 
New  Mexico  Book  and  News  Co, 
books,  stationery,  blank  books,  mu- 
sical instruments,  picture  frames,  etc, 
in  post-oiBce,  Cromwell  Block 

Burk  &  Evrist,  saloon 

BUBKE  W  S.  editor  "Albuquerque 
Morning  Journal " 

Burris  F  H,  propr  Rio  Grande  House 

CAMPBELL  ft  HIHCH  (J  C  Camp- 
bell and  T  N  Hindi),  saloon,  cor  Rail- 
road ave  and  Front 

Carl  &  Thompson  (Eugene  Carl  and  Wm 
Thompson),  groceries  and  provisions 

CAEPEBTTER  J  J,  paint  shop  and 
wall  paper 


Central  Bank  (The),  W  K  P  Wilson 
cashier,  Vincent  Wallace  asst  cashier 

Central  Bank,  Jefferson  Reynolds  pres, 
W  K  P  Wilson  cashier 

Chauez  N  J,  general  merchandise 

Childers  W  B,  attorney-at-law 

Christian  0  C,  architect  and  supt 

Cobb  DW,  agt  Walls,  Fargo  A  Co's 
Express 

Codington  A  M,  general  commission  and 
broker 

Coffin  &  Co,  saloon 

Conle}'  J  N,  physician  and  surgeon 

Nichols  W  A,  restaurant 

CONNOR  ALBERT,  Marble  Hall 
Saloon 

Conway,  Risque  &  Childers  (T  F  Con- 
way, J  P  Risque  and  W  B  Childers), 
attomeya-ai-law 

Cooper  Walter,  home-made  candies 

Craig  A  &  Co,  saloon 

Cramer  Edward,  saloon 

Crane  W  F,  real  estate,  insurance  and 
notary  public 

CUNNINOHAM  W  R  liquor  dealer 

Davis  Louis,  Marble  Hall 

De  Graw  F  H,  dentist 

Donahue  John,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Doty  G  B,  stage  lines 

DOUGLAS  THOS  G,  attomey-atlaw, 
notary  public  and  real  estate  broker, 
1st,  Lewis  Building 

Ealy  A  E,  physician  and  surgeon 

Easterday  &  Baker,  physicians 

Easterday  G  S,  surgeon  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R 

EIBEL  GUSTAVE,  blacksmith,  car- 
riage and  wagonmaker 

EIIINGWOOi)  &  ADAMS,  manager 
Albuquerque  Meat  Co 

Emmert  D  B,  real  estate,  insurance  agt 
and  notary  public 

Etheridge  Chas,  real  estate,  notary  pub- 
lic and  insurance  agent 

Exchange  Hotel,  Wm  Fischer  propr 

First  National  Bank,  W  S  Otero  pres, 
Daniel  Geary  cashier 

Fischer  Wm,  propr  Exchange  Hotel 

Fontaine  A  G,  groceries  and  liquors 

Fox  &  Rutherford,  brick  masons 

Franco  Frank  &  Co,  restaurant 

Frank  &  Custers  (J  B  Frank  and  M 
Custers),  wholesale  paper  and  job 
printing  house 

Fuller  &  Right,  livery  stables 

FRITSCH  F  A,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agent 

Frobose  K  W,  confectionery,  fruits, 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Gardiner  A-  Gillies  ( Wm  C  Gardiner  and 
L  P  Gillies),  clothing  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods 

Geary  Daniel,  cashier  First  National 
Bank 


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1448 


New  Mexico — Albuquerque. 


Girard  House,  J  F  Girard  propr 
OIRASD  J  Fi  proprietor  Girard  House 
Gnase  J  G,  bakery 

Goldberg  D,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Goldson  Mrs  L,  portrait  painter 
Goldstein  &  Pechuer,    clothing,  gents' 

furnishing  goods,  etc 
Gordon  £  A,  phyaician  and  surgeon 
Gottlieb  L,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes, 

hats  and  caps 
GOUIDING  &  CO  ( J  B  Goulding  & 
John  Martsolf ),  carpenters  and  build- 
ers 
Halladay  &  Sauguinette,  saloon 
Harsch  A,  groceries  and  bakery 
HAWSnfS  THOMAS,  barber 
Hawley  0  B,  confectionery,  cigars  and 

tobacco 
Hazcldine  Wm  0,  attorney-at-law 
HELEN  BICHARDi  saloon 
Henry  E  D,  restaurant  and  propr  street 

sprinklers 
Henry  Wm,  agt  Brun  &  Provencher 
HERMANiEl^  T  L,  carpenter  and  build- 
er; wood  carving  and  pattern  making 
a  specialty 
HERMANN  &  BADWAT  (F  L  Her- 
mann &  A  li  Hadway),  carpenters, 
builders,  contractors  and  arcliitects 
Herrmann  A  F,  druggist 
HEWLET  MRS  L  A  AND  CROSSON 
MISS  M»  millinery  and  dressmaking, 
(Jromwcll  Block 
Ho^au  Michael,  saloon 
Holdoway  M,  groceries 
Hoskins  D  T,  sec  and  treas  Bell  Tele- 
phone Co 
Howe  M  E,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Hughes  Thomas,  contractor  and  bnilder 
Hughes  Thomas,  postmaster 
Huning  Franz,  gen  mdse  and  flouring- 

mill 
Hyman  &  Co,  clothing,  gents  furnishing 

goods,  and  dry  goods 
Ilfeld  &  Co  (L  and  N  Ilfeld),  gen  mdse 
Jatfa  Bros,  clothing,  etc 
Jewett  Chas  V,  propr  Jewett  House 
Jewett  House,  Chas  F  Jewett  propr 
Johnson  Allen  T,  capitalist 
JOHNSON   JAMES  T,   harness   and 

saddlery 
Johnson   W  H,  physician  and  surgeoa 
JONES  JOHN*  manufacturer  and  deal- 
er in  harness,  saddlery,  and  carriage 
trimming 
Jones  &  Coddington,  draymen 
Jones  John,  harness  and  saddles 
"JOURNAL"  (daily  and  weekly) 
JOURNAL  HOTEL,  Lawrence  Marri- 

uan  proprietor 
Juillard  II  G,  bootmaker 
Kennedy  T  H,  livery  stables 
KCmball  C  M,  physician  and  surgeon 
KURTZ  T  J.  mining: 


Langan  J  J  &  Priest,  saloon 

Latta  J  M,  capitalist 

LEONARD  &  YOUNG  (W  C  Leonard 
and  E  VV  Young),  wholesale  and  retail 
clothing,  boots  and  shoes,  \\xaAA  and 

caps  tR^oiMHair 

Lesser  Bros  (David  and  Louis  Lesser), 
wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in  dry 
goods,  clotliing,  hats,  caps,  boots  and 
shoes  HHU 

Lewis  Chas  VV,  general  merchandise 

LEWIS  J  G,  queensware,  groceries, 
etc.  Front  bet  Bailroad  and  Gold  ave 

Lewis  &  Ulman  (H  C  Lewis  and  S  C 
Ulman),  clothing,  furnishing  igoods, 
boots,  shoes,  etc  IdMMlliitt 

LUZZADDER  G  W,  Bailroad  Palace 
Saloon  and  billiards;  Edmund  H 
Taylor's  Frankfort,  Ky,  whiskey,  a 
specialty,  1st  nr  Railroad  ave 

Lyon  Wm  B,  physician  and  surgeon 

MACK  M  J  (Mack  &Wheelock),  and 
civil  engineer,  surveyor  and  U  S  dep- 
uty  mineral  surveyor 

MACK  &  WHEELOCK  (M  J  Mack 
and  Jesse  M  Wheelock),  real  estate 
and  insurance 

Maden  &  Co,  proprs  Maden  Hotel 

Mandell  M,  dry  goods  salesman  Ilfeld  & 
Co 

MARRINAN  LAWRENCE,  propri- 
etor Journal  Hotel 

Matta  &  Co,  mfrs  jewelry  and  Mexi- 
can filigree  work 

MATBEE  &  SCHAFFER  (L  Maybee 
and  H  iSchaffer),  watchmakers,  jewel- 
ers and  manufacturing  jewelers;  man- 
ufacturers Mexican  filigree  jewelry 

McClellan  &  Rausch,  butchers 

McComas  C  C,  attorney-at-law 

McDonald  Bros  (J  T  and  M  A  McDon- 
ald), blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers 

McFarren  J,  bootmaker 

McLane  &  Gregory  (Wm  McLane  and 
Edwin  Gregory),  produce  and  com- 
mission   

McMAHON  TIMOTHY,  saloon 

McMARTIN  MRS  INEZ,  restaurant 

McNAMARA  JOHN,  saloon 

Medler  Mrs  iS,  millinery 

Miller  D  R,  composition  roofing 

Monroe  W  S  Doc,  saloon 

Montaldo  Chas,  saloon 

Moore  &  Metzger  (J  Moore  and  Jacob 
Metzt^er),  meat  market 

MOORE  W  S,  proprietor  Armijo  House 

Morrison  J,  laundry 

Moses  B,  cigars  and  tobacco 

MULLER  JACOB,  botel,  saloon  and 
restaurant 

Munroe  Mrs  I  M,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 

Nassau  W  B  (Barnes  &  Nassau),  attor- 
ney-at-law 


CAIVIN  NUniNS  S  SON, 


Mauanirtiirora  all  klndH  lRO!V  WOBK, 
*t7  Main  Street,  Man  FraucUcs. 


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New  Mexico — Albuquerque. 


1440 


Neis  Tony,  supt  Bocky  Mountain  De- 
tective Aadocintion  of  New  Mexico 

Ncustadt  Bros,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
boots,  shoes,  etc 

NEW  MEXICO  BOOK  AND  NEWS 

C0>  Bullock  &  Sewoll  proprietors,  in 
Post  Office,  Cromwell  Block 

NEW  MEXICO  NOVELTY 
WORKS)  Electric  works,  rubber 
stamps  and  seals,  W  N  Smith  propri- 
etor 

Nichols  E,  contractor  and  builder 

Nichols  &  Bowdcn,  contractors  and 
builders 

Nixon  W  C,  agt  A,  T  &  S  F  II  R 

Northrup  C  C,  Germania  Saloon  and 
Restaurant 

Obeiiic,  Hosick  &  Co,  hides,  pelts  and 
wool 

Otero  M  S,  pres  Bell  Teleplione  Co  and 
pres  First  National  Bank 

Oudkerk  F,  merchant  tailor 

Owen  A  R,  attorney-at-law 

Pacific  Coal  Co,  W  F  Burke  sec 

PEGRAM  &  KLINE  (Wm  D  Pegram 
and  T  S  Kline),  plumbing,  steam  and 
gasfittinjj 

Phelps  &  Bennett,  propra  Chicago  Cloth- 
ing Honse,  furnishing  goods,  etc 

Pillsbury  &  Co  (0  S  Pillsbury),  drug- 
gists 

Pinger  &  Phelan  (Geo  D  Pinger  and 
Thos  F  Phelan),  druggists 

Pinkham  Geo  B,  saloon 

Pishenot  Mrs,  groceries 

Post  E  J  &  Co,  hardware,  stoves,  tin- 
ware, guns,  pistols,  etc 

Post  H  G,  hotel  and  mining 

Potter  Miss  Mary  E,  dressmaking 

Putney  &  Traak,  wholesale  liquors 

Quinu  Barney,  paloon 

RADWAT  A  R.  contractor  and 
builder,  contracts  taken  in  all  parts  of 
the  Territory 

Raynold  Jefferson,  pres  Central  Bank 

REESE   &  LOEBNER   (A  F  Reese 
and  M  Loebner),  billiard  parlors  and 
saloon,  cor  3d  and  Gold  ave 
Reynolds  A  J,  dentist 
Rielly  Edward  A,  Marble  Hall 
Rio  Grande  House,  F  H  Burris  propr 
Robbins  C  E,  poultry,  game  and  produce 

ROBINSON  CHARLES  F,  sample 
room 

Rocky  Mountain  Detective  Association 
of  New  Mexico,  Tony  Neis  supt 

ROMERO  T  &  SON,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Rosenwald  Bros  (A  and  E  Rosen  wald), 
gen  mdse 

Ross  C  W,  restaurant 

Russ ,  physician 

Russell  D  C,  attorney-at-law 


Saint  J  E  &  Co  (J  E  Saint  and  George 
Leas),  groceries  and  queensware 

Sammis  &  CoUings  (D  L  Sammis  and  P 
E  Ceilings),  commission  and  forward- 
ing merchants  and  produce 

Saugre  A  L,  second-hand  store 

Sawyer  Z  B,  physician 

Schmitz  &  Simon  (Phillip  Schmitz  and  J 
M  Simon) 

Scott  &  Borchert  (Mrs  M  Scott  and  Wm 
Borchcr*),  furniture,  carpets,  etc 

Sharic;:  J  J,  watches  and  jewelry  and 
watchmaker 

Smith  Edmund  H,  clerk  district  court 
U  S  judicial  district  of  second  judicial 
district 

SMITH  W  N,  proprietor  New  Mexico 
Novelty  Works 

Snyder  Karl  A,  attorney-at-law 

Spiegelberg  Bros  (E  Y,  Willi  and  Levy 
Spiegelberg),  dry  goods  and  groceries 

SFOONER  MRS  C  L,  millinery  and 
dreiismaking 

Sprague  B  A,  groceries 

Staab  &  Co  (Z  and  A  Staab  and  Edward 
Spitz),  general  merchandise 

Stamm  M  P,  commission  and  produce 

Stein,  Mandell  &  Co,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail hardware,  stoves,  wooden  ware 
and  tinware 

Stein  Max,  groceries 

STOVER.  CRART  &  CO,  wholesale 
groceries 

Strasburg  Edward,  house,  sign  and  or- 
namental painting  and  wall  paper 

STRONG  C  H  &  BRO  (C  H  and  0  W 
strong),  harness,  second-hand  store 
and  lodging-house 

Sullivan  D  J,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
notary  public 

SULLIVAN  HTTGH,  saloon 

Sullivan  John  H  Sr,  attorney-at-law 
and  real  estate  > 

Sullivan  John  H  Jr,  attorney-at-law 
and  real  estate 

Summers  James  A,  blank  books,  sta- 
tionery, fancy  goods,  etc 

TALBOTT  W  E,  rectifier  and  whole- 
sale and  retail  wines,  liquors  and  ci- 
gars 

Tarbox  J  B,  merchant  tailor 

Tessier  &  Lambert  (L  A  Tessier  and  Joe 
Lambert),  hairdressers  and  baths 

Torrey,  Anderson  &  Sloan,  furniture, 
queensware,  glassware,  eto  ^..^^ 

Trimble  L  S,  attorney-at-law 
Trimble  W  L  &  Co  (W  L  and  Chas  W 

Trimble),  livery  and  transfer  stable 
Vance  W  R,  mgi^  W  U  Tel  Co 
Van  Tassell  &  Norris  (P  A  Van  Tassell 

and  F  E  Norris),  saloon 
Viser  H  D,  assistant  postmaster 
Von  Slvck  &  Rhinehart  (N  Von^lSlyck 
and  J  T  Rhinehart),  dry  goods 


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New  Mexico — Albuquerque. 


Vose  ft  Co  (R  C  Yose,  S  C  Wilson  and 

Walter  Trumbull),  hardware,  stoves, 

tinware,  etc 
Walther   C  H,  gunsmith,  guns,  rifles, 

ammunition,  etc 
Welty  Louis,  agt  Singer  Mfg  Co 
Wheeler  ft  Randell  (N  H  Wheeler  and 

J  B  Randell),  architects 
WHI2iI0CK  J  M  (Mack  ft  Wheelook) 

and  architect  and  superintendent 
Whitcomb  ft  Medler  (A  M  Whitcomb 

and  Edward  Medler),  contractors  and 

builders 
Whiteman  ft  Stone   (W  H  Whiteman 

and  Wm  S  Stone),  attorneys-at-law 


WmTSOK  ft  HICHOLS  (A  D  Whit, 
son  and  F  E  Nichols),  niusical  instru- 
ments and  ^neral  agents  Royal,  St 
John  and  Singer  sewing  machines 

Whittick  ft  Russell  (Benj  Whittick  and 
R  W  Russell),  photographers 

Willie  H  S  ft  Co,  Albuquerque  Flouring 
Mill  * 

Wilson  W  E  P,  cashier  The  Central 
Bank 

WSATTEN  GEO  L>  attomey-at-law 
and  notary  public,  room  9,  Commer- 
cial Block 

Zeiger  Chas,  saloon 


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Rubber   Stamps,  Steel  Stamps,  Stencils,  Baggage  Checks,  Pool 

Checks,  Badges,  etc.     Electro  Medical  Apparatus,  Batteries, 

Hotel  and  House  Annunciators ;  Electric  and  Surgical 

Instruments  of  all  kinds. 

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Fene«H  and  Mrldse  Work, 
«e7  Italn  Street,  W.  F. 


CALViNNUniNGiSON. 


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HERMANN  &  SADWAT, 


Second  Street,  near  Railroad  Ave.. 


ALBUQUERQUE,  N.  K. 


Carpenters,    Builders, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

OFFICE,  CHURCH,  PARLOR  and  BAR  FIXTURES, 

In  Hard  or  Soft  Wood. 
WOOD  CABVINO  AND  PATTERN  MAKING  A  SPECIALTT. 


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Albuquerque New  3Iexico, 


LAWRENCE   MARINAN. 


This  House  is  centrally  located,  recently  remodeled  and  put  in  first-class  order. 

Terms,  S1.50  per  Day. 


ALMA. 

Socorro  County.  A  post-office. 

Barney  J  G,  gen  mdse 

Bochtol  D  A,  saloon 

Betts  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Bextill  Daniel,  general  merchandise 

Brown  Frank,  saloon 

Cane  John,  gen  mdse 

Eberle  J  M  E,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 

Eberly  John,  gen  mdse 

Herr  Geo  W,  contractor 

Kelley  John,  saloon 

Lee  James  C,  druggist  and  physician 

Logan  &  McCuUough  (Chas  Logan  and 

W  H  McCuUouah),  gen  mdse 
WABNER  JAMES  D,  postmaster 
Wheeler  &  Eiderholt,  gen  mdse 


ANGLE. 

Socorro  County.    See  Engle. 


AZTEC. 

Rio  Arriba  County.    A  post-offiee. 

Jameson  W  L,  notary  public 
EOONTZJOHNA.   general  merchan- 
dise and  postmaster 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER  fWAGUN  STOCK, 


BARRANCA. 

Taos  County.    A  post-office. 
McBRIDE  S  S,  postmaster 


BELEN. 

Valencia  County.  A  post  and  expres* 
office,  oil  the  Atchison,  Topeka  & 
Santa  Fe  R.  R.,  20  miles  from  Albu- 
querque and  201  miles  from  Deming. 

BECKER  F  A,  agent  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R 
and  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Go's  Ex- 
pres 

Becker  Fred,  hotel 

Becker  John,  gen  mdse 

Chavez  Felipe,  gen  mdse 

Dierks  H  W,  gen  mdse 

Hirschberg  G,  gen  mdse 

Huning  L  and  H  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Leach  s,  Co,  photographers 

Lorenson  B,  carpenter  and  builder 

Otero  M  A,  propr  La,  Constancia  Mills 

SchoUe  F  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


BERNAL 


San  Mioukl  County.  A  post-office, 
on  the  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe 
R.  R.,  344  miles  from  Deming. 


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Enojos  Jesus,  saloon 

Gaelego  R  &  Co,  groceries  and  salooc 

Ward  H  S  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


BLOOMFIELD. 

Rio  Arriba  Countv.    A  post  and  ex. 
press  office. 

HAINES  WM  B>  postmaster 


CABRA  SPRING. 

San  MiuuEii  County.  A  poat-office,  CO 
miles  southeast  of  Las  Vegas. 

STONEBOAD  BROS,  general  mer- 
chandise and  stock  raisers 


CERRILLOS. 

Santa  Fe  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Atchison,  Topeka  and 
Santa  Fe  R.  R.,  279  miles  fro)n  Dom- 
ing, and  6S  miles  from  Albuquerque. 

Ainsworth  — ,  phj'sician 

Baraa  John,  blacksmith 

DRAKE  T  Hi  general  merchandise 

Elliott  Henry,  gram  and  feed 

Hafford  &,  Hnmnion,  brick 

Harkness  D  D,  hotel 

Harrison  Thomas,  meat  market 

Hart  Wm  C,  gen  mdse 

Hiner  &  Gates,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Laughliu  &  Johnson,  lumber 

lAUGHUN  N  A  attorney-at-law 

Long  C  L,  gen  mdse 

Los  Cerrillos  Smelting  Works,  Fritz 
Woolf  general  mgr 

Loy  George,  blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 

Maddux  T  J,  hotel 

Matthews  James,  gen  mdse 

Nesbitt  Wm,  billiard  parlor 

O'Mara  Elizabeth,  hotel 

Pannaly  M  K,  gen  mdse 

Richards ,  physician,  druggist,  and 

postmaster 

StClair  G  W,  saloon  and  deputy  sheriff 

Sargent  Frank,  confectionery  and  fruit 

Silva  J  R,  barber 

Speidleberg  Abe,  groceries  and  liqnors 

Upthegrove  C  W,  hotel 

Williams  Geo,  saloon 

Woolf  Fritz,  mgr  Los  Cerrillos  Smelt- 
ing Works 


CERRO. 

Taos  County.     A  post-oflSce. 

Racl  F  &  Co,  general  merchandise 
TOUNO  J  H.  postmaster 
YOUNG  JOHN  H  &  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise 


CHAMA.  • 

Rio  Arriba  County.    A  post-office. 
WOOD  J  S>  postmaster 

chaperFto. 

San  Miguel  County.    A  post-office,  23 
miles  southeast  of  Las  Vegas. 

Goldsmith  Abe,   gen  mdse  and  cattle 

raiser 
Kelly  M  E,  general  merchandise 


cherryville. 

Socorro  County.    A  post-office. 

Dewey  I  S,  surgeon  U  8  Army 
KELLET    ANDREW,   general  mer- 
chandise,  notary    public,  and   post- 
master 


CHICO  SPRINGS. 

Colfax  County.    A  post-office. 

"Pohho  Blanco  Cattle  Co"  (S  W  Dor- 
sey,  Bosher  Bros,  and  C  D  Wooll- 
worth) 

CHLORIDE. 

SoccoRO  County.    A  post-office. 

Aragon  Jose,  licjuora 

Armstrong  Bros,  Young  A  Co,  proprs 
Black  Rango  Stage  Co 

Beaver  G  A,  contractor  and  builder 

Beebe  &  Trumbor,  notaries  public,  and 
U  S  deputy  surveyors 

Black  Range  Lumber  Co,  McBride  & 
Anderson  proprs 

Black  Range  Stage  Co,  Armstrong  Bros, 
Young  &  Co  proprs 

Blain  &  Co,  liquors 

Corson  L,  contractor  and  builder 

Crawford  Austin,  livery  stable 

Dalglish  Dalton  E,  expressman 

Dalglish  J  J,  postmaster 

Dalglish  J  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Driscoll  Wm,  druggist 

Eckhardt  Henry  k  Co,  butchers 

Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  livery  stable 

Gray  I  H,  livery  stable 

Harris  C  C,  liquors 

James  Mrs  W  H,  milliner  aad  dressma- 
ker 

McBride    &    Anderson,    proprs 
Range  Lumber  Co 

McCoy  &  Gibson,  bootmakers 

Musser,  Marhab  &  Co,  hardware 

Olsen  A,  laundry 

Parker  Knight,  blacksmith 

ReekieJames,  physician 


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Sleicher  Adolph,  liquors 
Smith  J  M,  real  estate  and  broker 
Southwestern  Stage  Co,   Tisdell  &  Co 
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Tisdell  &  Co,  proprs  Southwestern  Stage 

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Wegman  Martin,  barber 
Westerman  H  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


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CotFAX  County.    A  post-office. 

Carey  A  H,  hardware 

Harris  &  Cosby,  blacksmiths 

Lambert  Henry  F,  hotel 

Ludlum  k  Co,  drugs 

Porter  H  M,  gen  mdse  and  banker 

Stevens  D  W,  general  merchandise 

CLAIRMONT. 

Socorro  Coumtt.    A  post-office. 
Logan  &  McCuller,  gen  mdse 


COYOTE. 

Mora  County.    Post-office  Mora. 

Balthaser  Louis,  city  marshal 
Bowmer  — ,  physician 
Bowmer  Charles,  miller 
Frampton  Rev  L,  clergyman 
Green  H  H,  mayor 
Hess  — ,  judge 
Quint  Rev,  clergyman 
Uobison  Henry,  physician 
St  Vrain  Rev  B  M,  clergyman 
Strauss  Felix,  professor 
Walton  Thomas,  attorney-at-law 
Weber  Frank,  brewer 


CRAIG. 

Socorro  County.    A  post-office. 
Loyser  S,  general  merchandise 


CRANE'S. 

Valencia  County.    A  post  and  express 
office. 

BAGHELLER  R  M.  agent  A  &  PR  R 

Burke  E  M,  physician 
Cole  Wm,  saw-mill 
Didway  &  Reitz,  restaurant 
Evans  J  A,  deputy  sheriflF 
Flinn  Bros,  groceries 
Gaskin  F,  ice 
Hall  J  B,  justice  of  peace 
Hall  &  Paxton,  groceries 
Harmon  &  Ellis,  meat  market 


Harvey  W  A,  mgr  Telegraph  Co  and 

agt  A  &  P  R  R  ^ 

Marshall  &  Zeiger,  wholesale  liquors 
Mohr  Rev  J,  clergyman 
Page  k  Co,  saw-mill 
Rau  H  A,  attorney-at-law 
Walton  G  W,  restaurant 


CUBERO. 

Valencia  Countv.    A  post-office. 

DEARMONO  ALEX,  postmaster  and 

general  merchandise 
Pino  Juan  Jose,  general  merchandise 
Pino  Naroisoo,  general  merchandise 

DALY. 

DoSa  ASa  County.    See  Lake  Valley. 

DEFIANCE 

Valencu  Couhxy.    a  past  and  express 
office. 

SMITH  D  M>  general  merchandise  and 
postmaster 


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DEMING. 

Grant  County.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office  on  the  Atchison,  To- 
peka  and  Santa  Fe  R.  R.  (Rio  Grande 
Division),  219  miles  from  Tucson. 

Allen  P,  cbtbing,  boots  and  shoes, 
hats,  etc 

ALTMAN  LODIS.  wholesale  and  re- 
tail cigars  and  variety  store 

Armstrong  G  P.  gen  mdse,  forwarding 
and  commission  merchant  and  agent 
for  Lion  Insurance  Co 

BANK    OF   SOUTHERN   NEW 

MEXICO,  Raynolds  Bros 
Berg  &  Drake  (W  Berg  and  Andrew 

Drake),  carpenters  and  builders 
Brown  E  H,  ticket  agt  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R 
BUNTIN  H  S,  manager  Depot  Hotel 
BYRONJP,  drugdst 
California    Hotel,    Hayes   &  Peterson 

proprs 
Case  &  Ingle  (W  H  Case  and  J  Ingle), 

blacksmiths  and  wagonmakers 
Clark  A  J,  saloon 
Coffroth  E  M,  agt  Wells,  Fargo  4;  Go's 

Express 
Comfort  R  E,  agt  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R 
Cook  &  Headrick,  saloon 
Correll  Edward  L,  clerk  W  H  Kane 
CURREN  J  E>  editor  and  proprietor 

'•  Deming  Headlight " 
DANE  &  ALTMAN,  insurance  agents 
DANE  CHAS  H*  postmaster  and  for- 
warding and  commission  merchant 


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DANE  C  H  ft  CO  (C  H  Dane  and  VVm 
Berg),  wholesale  and  retail  furniture 
and  queensware 

Deckert  *&  Ehrman  (John  Deckert  and 
Carl  Ehrman),  propra  Doming  Brew- 
ery and  Saloon 

Doming  Brewery,  Deckert  &  Ehrman 
proprs 

"  DEMUfO  HEADLIOHT."  J  E  Cur- 

ren  editor  and  proprietor 
Doming  Hotel,  Eiigel  &  Lefller  proprs 

DEPOT  HOTEL.  Fred'k  Harvey  propr. 
H  8  Buntin  manager 

Eakin  Joseph,  saloon 

Egan  M  J  (Egau  Jt  Wade),  attorney-at- 
law  and  U  S  commissioner 

Egan  Sc  Wade  (M  J  Egan  and  E  C 
Wade),  attorney 8-at-law 

Engel  &  Leffler  (John  G  Engel  and  Wm 
Leffler),  proprs  Deming  Hotel 

Gardiner  &  Gillies,  New  York  Clothing 
House  and  gents  furnishing  goods 

Gates  A  L,  livery  and  feed  stable 

Gawley  R,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker 

Geisler  Fred  K,  saloon 

Germain  E  &  Co  (Edw  and  E  ane  Ger- 
main and  I  Fleishman),  general  mer- 
chandise 

HAINES  JOHN  F,  agent  L  W  Blinn, 
Lumlwr  Co 

Hall  Wm,  mining 

Hayes  &  Peterson  (P  B  Hayes  and  A 
Peterson),  proprs  California  Hotel 

Hodgdon  W  J,  saloon  and  billiards 

Holgate  &  Raithcl  (Hy  Holgate  and 
John  Kaithel),  wholesale  and  retail 
butchers  and  general  merchandise 

Jennison  J  E,  St  Nicholas  Dining  Hall 

Johnson  Corbett  &  Co  (W  F  Jolinson 
and  John  Corbett),  mfrs  ice  and  min- 
eral Maters 

Kane  Dr  W  H,  saloon  and  billiards 

L  W  BLINN  LUMBER  CO,  John  V 

Haines  agent 
Mahoney  &  Clark  (J  Mahoney  and  M 

T  Clark),  bakery  and  restaurant 
Martin  Edward,  feed  stable 

MARTIN  JACK  L>  live  stock  raiser 
McGeeney  Patrick,  saloon 
Meredith  Benjamin,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 
Morse  Charles,   saloon,    billiards    and 

bowling  alley  and  millinery 
Nolan  John,  groceries  and  bakery  and 

wines  and  liquors 
Northcraft  J  H,  agt  Deming  and  Silver 

City  Stape  Line 
FAPIN  LOUIS  &  C0>  general  mdse 
Perkins  W  K,  dentist 
Pfeiffer  George  A,  bootmaker 
PIKE  CHAS  S.  cashier  Depot  Hotel 
Proctor  I  M,  physician  and  surgeon 
RATNOLDS  BROS,  bankers 
Shepard  A  D,  agt  S  P  R  K 


Sloan,  Hicks  ft  Co,  real  estate  and  min- 
ing brokers 

Sollers  Isaae,  freighting 

Wade  E  C  (Epn  ft  Wade),  attomey-at- 
law  and  coflcotor  U  S  customs 

WOODBUN  W>  barber  and  cigars  and 
tobacco 


DONA  ANA. 

DoAa  AHia.  County.    A  post-office;  8 
miles  north  of  Mesilla. 

BARNCASTLE    JOHN    D,    general 
merchandise  and  Houring-mills 


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Colfax    County.      A    post-office;    23 
miles  northwest  of  Cimarron.     Popu- 
latson  175. 
Froelick  H,  general  merchandise 
Pearson  John,  geiieral  merchandise 
STEVENS  D  W,  general  mercliiindise 
STOREY  C  N.  postmaster  and  hotel 


ELKINS. 

Colfax  County.    A  post-office. 

Banaro  Esquipula,  groceries 
CAMERON  A  Ri  grocer  and  postmaster 
Cordova  Juan  F,  groceries 
Meadrid  J  M,  groceries 
Valdez  &  Rivero,  groceries 


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ENGLE. 

Socorro  County.  A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Atchison,  Topeka  and 
Santa  F6  R.  R.,  90  miles  from  Dem- 
ing. 

Armstrong  Bros  ft  Co,  commission 

Black  Range  Stage  Co 

Blain  Jim,  Mining  Co 

Fitzpatrick  .T,  wagonmaker 

HUMBOLDT  HOUSE,  A  Rogers  pro- 
prietor 

Humboldt  Mining  and  Milling  Co 

James  Wm,  physician 

North  J,  physician 

ROQERS  A,  hotel  and  general  mer- 
chandise 

Southwestern  Stage  Co 

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Socorro  Counit.    A  post-office. 

Armstrong  Bros  ft  Young,  Black  Bauge 

Stage  Co 
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Blnm  J  M,  poBtmotter 

Chandler  H,  saloon 

Cloudman  Bros,  liquors 

Daval  G,  corral  and  feed  stable 

Duval  Mrs  (i,  hotel 

Levi  M  Q,  general  mercliandiao 

Sansome  J  W,  general  merchandise 

South  western  Stage  Co 

Zeuring  V  L,  physician  and  druggist 

FARMINGTON. 

Rio  Akriba  County.    A  post-office. 

Bcwkee  Rev  M,  clergyman 

Bri.wn ,  physician 

Coe  L,  justice  of  peace 
Gentry  Samuel,  propr  "San  .Juan  Hotel" 
MAREXET  W  Q,  general   merclsan- 
dise,  notary  public,  and  conveyancer 
Miller  F  J,  general  merchiindise 
Pierce  F,  general  mercliandise 
Williams  &  McHenry,  tlour-mill 

FERNANDEZ  DE  TAOS. 

Taos  County.    A  post-office. 

Clouthier  Joseph,  probate  judge 
Mares  Niceute,  probate  clerk 
Martinez  Leandro,  sheriff 
Valdez  Manuel,  county  commissioner 


FORT  CUMMINGS. 

Grant  County,    A  post-office. 

CARPENTER   SAMUEL  F.   post 
master  and  general  merchandise 


FORT  SELDON. 

DoiiA  Ail  A  County.     A  post-office. 

Bascom  G  M,  captain  USA 
Peshine  I  H  H,  lieutenant  USA 
Sewall  C  A,  physician 
Smith  £  S,  trader 


FORT  STANTON. 

Lincoln  County.    A  post-office. 
DeLanv  E  S,  attorney-at-kw 
DeLANT  JOHK  C.  postmaster, 
trader,  and.p.enetal  merchandise 


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JOHN  C.  DeLANY, 

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GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

FOBT  STABITOM,  M.  SI. 


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CONOER  A  W,  post  trader 


Mora  County.    A  nostoffioe,  23  miles 
northeast  of  Las  Vegas. 


FULLERTON. 

Grant  County.    A  post-office. 

Calahan  C  W,  assayer 

Chamberlain  &  Green,  saloon 

Chrisman  W,  boarding-house 

Cusack  Bros,  saloon 

Douglass  Geo,  liquors 

Genexsau  H,  lodging  house 

Price  G,  lodging-house 

SANAOAN  B  £•  general  marciiandise 

and  postmaster 
Tonsend  Peter,  boarding-house 


GALENA. 

Lincoln  County.    See  Nogal. 


GALLINAS  SPRING. 

San  Miouel  County.    A  post-office. 
Abercrumby  James,  gen  mdse 
Goldsmith  Abe,  gen  mdse 
Stoneroad  G   W,  sheep  raiser  and  gen 

mdse 
Whitmore  J  E,  sheep  raiser 


GILA. 

Grant  County.  A  post-office;  a  farm- 
ing and  stock  settlement  on  the  Gila 
River,  30  miles  weat  of  Silver  City, 

CHENOWETH  JOHN  W,  postmas- 
ter, dry  goods,  groceries,  drugs,  wines, 
liquors,  cigars  and  tobacco 


GLORIETA. 

San  Miouel  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office  on  the  Atchison,  Topeka 
and  Santa  F^  R.  R.,  303  miles  from 
Deming  and  87  miles  from  Albu- 
querque.    Population  200. 

Hager  Adam  J,  gen  mdse  and  lumber 
Randall  A  T,  gen  mdse 
Rutledge  Joseph,  gen  mdse  and  lumber 
Stone  &  Cook,  lumber 
WOOSTER  C  A,  produce  and  fruits, 
and  agent  A,  T  4;  S  F  R  R 


GOLDEN. 

Santa  Ft  County.    A   post-office. 


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Street,  M.  V,   Ofexon  Ash,  Maple  and  Alder- 


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New  Mexico — Oolden-Laguna, 


Arntijo  Joae,  hotol  and  aaloon 

Caron  &  Chiam,  saloou 

Emmert  Win  N,  gen  mdse 

Horsrias  S  B,  hotol 

HUfiSON  JAMES  B,  fnotory  public 

and  postmaster 
Kelley  John  T,  gen  mdae 
Luoas  &  Cullen,  aaloon 
Romerez  J  A,  grn  mdae 
Tolbott  J  T,  hotel 


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GRAFTON. 

SoROCco  CocMTT.    A  poat-office. 

Adams  J  B,  Chicago  and  New  Mexico 
Mining  Co 

Chicago  and  New  Mexico  Mining  Co,  J 
B  Adams  aupt 

Denny  P  H,  physician 

DTEB  A  P  ft  C0>  general  merchan- 
dise 

Hill  NV  J,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

MALONET  THOS.  justice  of  the  peace 
and  notary  public 

McDougal  &  Co,  saloon 

Nash  J  W,  gen  mdse 

Oelrl  J  A  Co,  butchers 

QUINN  D  p.  postmaster 

Keed  Mrs  E  J,  boarding-houso 

Scales  Thos,  hotel 

Upthegrove  N  &  Co,  liquors  and  cigars 

Upton  S  &  Co,  liquors 

Williams  B  C,  supt  Ivanhoe  Mining  Co 

Winston  F  H  &  Co,  gon  mdse 


GRANT. 

Vai.kncia  CouNxr.    A  post-office. 

Bibo  k  Bro,  dry  goods  and  groceries 
Emerson  F,  liquors 
Molino  &  Lop«z,  liquors 
B>T7BT  F,   dry  goods,  groceries,   boots 
and  shoes,  hats  and  caps  aud  notions 


GUADALUPITA. 

MonA  County.     A  post-office,  38  miles 
north  of  Las  Vegas. 

BEOENSBEBO  JACOB,   postmiatDr 
aud  <jciieral  mercliundiae 

HACHITA. 

Grant  Countv.     A  post-office. 

Cairncs  Alex  B,  saloon 

Callisch  &.  H'iusteu,  restaurant,  saloon 

and  Stage  Co 
Comstock   A  V,  supt  Mass  and  N  M 

Con  Mining  Co 
Dall  &  Weems,  gen  mdse 
Koonce  G  W  &  Co,  saloon 


MASSACHUSETTS     AND    NEW 
MEXICO  CON  MINING  CO.  A  V 

Comatook  supt 
MoKETES  B  Ti  poatmaater 
Thompaon  A  H,  contractor 
Whalen  &  Doniston,  gen  mdae  and  aaloon 


HILLSBOROUGH. 

DoSa]AAa  County.     A  poat-offioe. 
Alut  Jose,  gen  mdae 
Blum  E  M,  gen  mdse 
Chavea  B,  gen  mdae 
Gentz  0  F,  hotel  and  gen  mdae 
Johnaon  John  R,  gen  mdae 
Perrault  ft  Gal  I  is,  gen  mdse 
Perrault  ft  MoPheraon,  aaloon 


HORSE  SPRINGS. 

Socorro  Cocnty. 

DAVIS  ft  CONNEB  (W  P  Davis  and 

J  Conner),  stock  raisers 
Patterson  R  C,  atook  raiaera 


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HUDSON     HOT     SPRINGS. 

Ghant  County.    A  post-office. 

BBOCKMAN  ANTONE  A 

Brockman  John,  gen  mdse  and 

mills 

Hudson  Richard,  hotel 
Thompson  W  Lee,  gen  mdse,  18  miles 

from  Hudson  Hot  Springs 


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LA  CONCEPCION. 

San  Miguel  County.    A  post-office. 

MABTIi^iSZ    CABLOS,     postmaator 
and  gene  al  merchandise 


LA  COSTILLA. 

Taos  County. 

Bcrnal  !c  Camillo,  gen  mdse 
Meyer  ft  Andrcz,  gou  mdse 

LA  CUEVA. 

Mora  County.     A  post-office. 
Rivera  Ramon,  county  commissionor 


LAGUNA. 

Valencia  County.    A  ppst-^ffice. 

Gunn  John  M,  notary  public 
MABMON   BBOS,  general    m<!rchan- 

dise 
Marmon  Walter  G,  notary  public 


CAIVIN  NUniNG  S  SON, 


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Irou  floors.  Bank  Vaultif.  £tc. 


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New  Mexico— Laguna-Laa  Vegas. 


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Marmon  Bros  &  Pradt,  U  8  doputy  and 
mineral  surveyor!  and  land  agents 

Menaul  Rev  John,  U  S  government 
teooher,  missionary  and  pTiy«ioiaa 

LAKE  VALLEY. 

DoAa  Af^A  CouNTT.     A  post-oifioo. 

Borela  k  Southwiok,  gen  mdie 
Bennett  B  D,  saloon 
Cotton  &  Duke,  saloon 
Davis  J  A,  saloon 
Oroedel  Chas,  gen  mdse 
Hotz  Conrud,  gen  mdso 
Uudgens  &  Wood,  saloon 
Jones  W  B  &  Co,  gen  mdae 
Lightbody  &  Jamoa,  gen  mdse 
Murpliy  Theo,  saloon 
NICHOLS  A  E>  postmaster 
Khodes  O  N,  furniture 
Sinclair  M  U,  gen  mdse 
Smith  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Woodall  A,  saloon 


LA  PLATA. 

Rio  Arkiba  County.    A  poit-office,  75 
miles  from  county  seat. 

RHOADES  DANIEL,  groceries, 
visions  and  poatmustor 

LAS  CRUCES. 


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DoSa  ASa  Copnty. 
press  office. 


A  post  and  ex- 


Academy  of  the   Visitation,   Sister  M 
Praxides  superioress 

Amador  Martin,  gen  mdse 

Blum  S  M,  gen  mdse 

Cuniffd  Annie,  postmistress 

CiinilFu  U  J,  gon  mdse 

Dossauer  W,  gon  mdso 

Duper  C,  hotel 

Freudenthal  L  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Oarci.i  J  S,  proceries 

HILDEETH  C  J.  editor  and  manager 
"Rio  Grando  Republican" 

Jewell  VV  L,  billiard  saloon 

Johnstone  J  D,  physician  and  surgeon 

Lapoint  L,  saloon 

Luora  Antonio,  carpjutor 

Hunger  M  E,  i>hysician  and  druggist 

Newcomb  S  13,  attoruey-at-law  and  dis- 
trict attorney 

Rcinhart  Frank,  saloon 

Reymond  N  &  Co  (Xuma  Reymond  and 
Martin  Loliman).  gen  mdse 

"RIOGEANDE  REPUBLICAN,"  C 

J  Hildretb  editor  and  manager 
Rynerson  J  H,  black^mitli 
Rynerson  Wm  L,  attomcy-at-law 
Schaublin  Jacob,  Hour-mill 


Schultz  Aaron,  gen  mdse 
SliioldsA  Smith,  hofel 
Wiliiiuns  Bros,  Imkery 
Wood  worth  0  H,  physician  and  drug- 
gist 


LAS  VtGAS. 

Saw  Miouel  County.  A  post  and  ex- 
press office,  situated  on  the  River 
Gallinas  and  touclied  by  the  Atchi- 
son, Topeka  &  Santa  F6  R.  R.,  770 
miles  from  Kansas  City  and  83  miles 
from  Santa  F^.  County  seat.  Altitude 
6,152  feet.  Site  of  railroad  repair 
shops,  arif*  »»"ci«l  rtanufacturing  en- 
terj^r'aes. 

Li.  Vegas  depends  for  its  support  up- 
on the  mining,  wool  and  lumber  inter- 
ests, and  its  rapid  growth  and  increas- 
ing business  point  to  it  as  the  most  pro- 
gressive town  in  this  region.  The  eld 
town  is  a  milo  from  the  depot,  the  new 
town,  East  Las  Vegas,  having  sprung  up 
since  the  railroad  was  opened.  There  is 
a  street  railway  connecting  the  two 
towns,  and  numerous  bnildings  in  the 
intervening  space,  make  them  virtually 
one  town.  The  city  also  possesses  gas- 
works and  waterworks,  two  daily 
newspapers,  two  national  banks  and  sev- 
eral commodious  hotels.  Well  water  and 
river  water  are  both  used  here.  The  Gal- 
linas River  is  a  clear  mountain  stream, 
with  a  pebbly  bottom,  coursing  through 
the  heart  of  the  city.  The  population  is 
at  present  estimated  at  7,500,  and  in- 
creasing daily.  Building  is  very  brisk. 
The  Las  Vegas  Hot  Springs,  situated  a 
few  miles  from  the  town,  are  a  favorite 
resort  for  invalids  and  pleasure  seekers. 
A  magnificent  hotel  has  been  erected 
and  batliiiig  facilities  added. 

AOITA  FURA  C0MFAN7  OF  LAS 

VEOAS>    L    P    Browne    president, 

Frank  Manzanares  secretary,  Wilbur 

F  Smith  superintendent  and  manager 
Albert  &  Herbar,  The  Brewery  Saloon 
Alexander  C  H,  bar-tendor  Plaza  Hotel 
Allen  J  B.  tailor 
Allison  Wm  H  H,  agt  White  Sowing 

Machine  and  attaclime.:t8 
American  House,  R  J  Hanilton  propr 
Amelio  Bocco  groceries  and  fruits 
Arnold  Chas,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
AREY  A  R>  mattress  and   bedspring 

manufacturer 
AUSTIN  L  D,  photographer  and  dealer 

in  frames,  mouldings  and  photograph 

materials 
Baca  J  F,  county  clerk 
BACA  M  C  DE.  deputy  clerk 
Baker  Mrs  J  B  &  Co,    millinery    and 

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Ball  — ,  carpenter,  contractor  and 
builder 

Barash  M  &  Co,  cents'  and  ladies'  fur- 
nishing goods,  Boots,  shoes,  etc 

Bayly  R,  physician  and  surgeon 

Bell  John,  saloon  and  boarding-house 

fienitez  Frederico,  jeweler  and  watch- 
maker 

Berez  Demetrio,  county  cvimmissioner 

BEST  &  TBEVESTON,  carpenters 
and  builders,  Tilden  bet  R  R  and 
Grand  aves 

Blanchard  Chas,  gen  mdse 

Bloch  &  Co,  proprs  Boston  Clothing 
h  >use 

Bost\.-ick  J  F,  at  ';omey-at-law 

Bowlf   J  F,  saloon 

Bridi.'e:l  Mrs  M  E,  fancy  goods,  notions 
and  dressmaking 

Brigham  F  H,  civ^il  and  mining  engineer 

BROWNE  &  MANZANABES.  job- 

bcrs,  groceries,   dry    goods,  clothing, 
bcots  and  shoes,  hats  and  caps,  agri- 
cultural impleuients,  etc 
Browning  C  K,  real  estate  and  ins  agt 
Brownlee,  Winters  &  Co,  wholesale  enA. 

retail  druggists 
Brunswick  Restaurant,  E  B  Taylor  pro- 
prietor 

BURNETT  &  LYON,   plumbers,  gas 

and  steam  fitters 
BURTON  W  C.  Billy's  Saloon 
California  Houise,  Cole  &  tStillman  pro- 

pricfcris 

CARL  WILLIAM,  beer  hall  and  res- 
taurant 

CARRUTH  &  LAYTON,  printers 
and  blank  book  manufacturers 

ChamlKrlain  &  Newlin,  watchmakers 
and  jewelers 

Chaves  George,  city  councilmun 

City  Shoe  Store,  wholesale  and  re:.;il,  P 
Cotrlilan  propr,  L  L  Harrison  mgr 

Ooghl.iii  \*,  propr  City  iShoe  Store 

Cole  &  Stillriian,  proprs  Ciiiifomia 
House 

Colgan  Neil,  pawnbroker  and  dealer  ia 
now  and  second-hand  furniture 

Collins  T  F,  saloon 

Conkliu  ft  P  &  Co,  ccal,  wood,  coko  and 
charcoal 

Couklin  W  H,  saloon 

Conroy  &  Griffith,  carpenters  and  build- 
ers  

CRAWFORD  A  PAUL,  proprietor 
Exchanjie  Hotel 

Crawford  Wm  S,  gents'  furnishic^^  boots 
and  shoes 

Credit  J  S,  barber 

"DAILY  OPTIC,"  It  A  Kistler  editor 
and  proprietor 

Daniel  Russ,  ci^'ars  and  tobacco 

Daniels  M  E,  Marks'  Dining  Hall 


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DANVER  CHAS  W,  batter  and  fur- 
nisher, 12  0th 

Danziger  A,  groceries 

DAVXS  S,  propriofor  American  Steam 
Laundry  ana  hot  and  cold  baths 

DA'^IS  MRS  S  B,  proprietress  Plaza 
Hotel 

DAVIS  THOMAS>  manager  Obeme, 
Hosick  &  Co 

DE  CUNTO  BEN,  fruits,  candies  and 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Delaney  Hous'?,  Thomas  Delaney  propr 

Dennis  &  Mayer  (G  St  Dennis  and  Chas 
Mayer),  proprs  Las  Vegas  Soda  Mfg 
Co 

DEPOT  HOTEL,  Fred    Harvey 
prietor,  II  Jeffries  manager 

DINKEL  GEO  J,    cashier    First 
tional  Bank 

Dold  Andres,  capitalist 

Dry  den  Mrs  J  A,  dressmaking 

EDWARDS  G  P,  physician  and  Bur- 
geon 

ELKIN  L  C>  books,  stationery  &nd 
news  dealer 

EXCHANGE  HOTEL  (The),   A  Paul 

Crawford  proprietor 
Fabian  W  &  Co,  wholesale  liquors  and 

cicars 
FETTERS   R    S    ("Bob"),    Baggage 

Express 
FINANE  *:  ELSTON.  house,  sign  ai  d 

ornamental  painters,  paints,  oils  an  I 

wall  paper 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANE,  J  Kay 

nolds  president,  Geo  J  Dinkel  cashier 
Fisk  Calvin,  real  estate  and  insurance 
Fitzgerell's  Guide  to  New  Mexico,  J  J 
Fitzgerell  propr 
I  Fitzgerell  J  J,  real  estate  and  publisher 
!      "Fitzgerell's  Guide  to  New  Mexico" 
Fleming  S  J,  editor  "Mining  World" 
Fort  L  C,  city  attorney 
Frank  B,  wholesale  and  retail  cigars 
FranMin  H  J,  city  marshal 

FRIEL'MAN.  MYER  &  BRO.  deal- 

crs  in  wool  and  hides 
Fulgi.um  Roscoe  W,  general  Insurance 

agent 
Funong  J  N,  postmaster 

GARRARD    &     CUNNINGHAM. 

real  estate,  insurance  and  live  stock 
brokers 

Geoffrion  k  Desmaras,  gen  mdse 

GIVENS  W  A,  agent  Singer  Manufac- 
turing Co 

Gordon  C  C,  physician  and  surs[eon 

Grand  Central  Hotel,  Geo  McKay  propr 

Gregory  &  Williams,  barbei-s 

Griswold  M  R,  druggist 

Gross,  Black  well  &  Co,  wholesale  gen- 
eral merchandise,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission 


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Gross  Jacob,  cashier  San  Miguel  Na- 
tional Bank 

Hachenberg  J  Q,  fine  live  stock  raiser 

HADLE7  WALTER  C,  editor  and 
proprietor  "Pointer"  and  general 
stock  broker 

Hamilton  R  J,  propr  American  House 

Hanson  J  W,  bootmaker 

Harris  S,  groceries,  fruits  and  vegetables 

Hayward  Bros,  Fulton  Market 

Henriquea  ,  physician  and  surgeon 

HENRY  EDWARB,  insurance  agent 
and  adjuster  for  New  Mexico 

Higgins  A  D,  real  estate  and  insurance 
agent 

Hiue  &  Scha£Fer  (Fred  L  Hine  and  Otto 
G  Schaflfer),  whoic'-ale  and  retail  drug- 
gists 

Holmes  R  J,  ice  dealer 

Hopkins  Mrs  E  A,  dressmaking 

HOPKINSON  J  W,  saloon 

Hopper  Bros  (R  H  and  J  P  Hopper), 
gen  mdse 

Houghton  O  L,  hardware,  stoves,  fire- 
arms, etc 

Hovey  C  P,  city  councilman 

Howell  Mark,  city  engineer 

Howison  L  L,  m^r  City  Shoe  Store 

Huberty  &  Angell,  Center  Street  Bakery 
and  Lunch 

Hudson  J  M,  blacksmith  and  ■^•agon- 
maker 

Hunter  Willis,  hairdresser 

Hutton  Capt  Hampton,  propr  Las  Vegas 
Transfer  Co 

Ilfeld  Charles,  gen  mdse,  millinery  and 
dressmaking 

Jaffa  Bro3,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  also 
Trinidad,  Colorado 

JEFFRIES  R,  manager    Depot  Hotel 

Johnson  Benj,  meat  market 

Jones  B  F,  meat  market 

Kauffmau  S,  gen  mdse 

KELLER  &  CLEMM,  proprietors  St 
Nicholas  Hotel 

KENDRICK  LOUIS  B,  groceries, 
fruits,  ciKars  and  tobacco 

KENNADY  CilPT  P  J.  livery  and 
feed  stable,  on  line  street  railway, 
bet  R  R  and  Grand  ave 

KISTLER  R  A>  editor  and  proprietor 
"Daily  Optic" 

KISTLER  W  D.  business  manager 
"Las  Vegas  Optic" 

Klaltauhv  tf  J  B,  furniture  and  queens- 
ware 

Knickerbocker  F  A,  agt  VV,  F  &  Go's 
Express 

KOOOLER  J  H,  publisher  and  propri- 
etor "Las  Vegas  Gazette" 

Labadie  Tranquilino,  city  clerk 

Larson  C  J,  tailor 

Lua  Vegas  Bell  Telephone  Co,  Wm  Led- 
better  supt 


"LAS  VEGAS  GAZETTE"  (daily  and 

weekly),  J  H  Koogler  publisher  and 

proprietor 
Las  Vegas  Transfci*  Co,  Capt  Hampton 

Hi'.ttuu  propr 
Led  better  Wm,  supt    Las    Vegas    Bell 

Telephone  Co 

LEDUC  FRANK,  merchtut  tailor 

LEE  D>  merchant  tailor 

Levey  H  &  Bro,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing, furnishing  goods,  boots,  shoes 
and  hats 

Lewis'  Simon  Sons,  proprs  C!  olden  Rule 
Clothing  House 

Locke  &  Bond,  saloon  and  restaurant 

LOCKHART  &  CO.  hardware,  stoves, 

crockery  and  furniture 
Loi^ez  &  Baca,  lumber,  Frank  Curtiss 

manager 
Lopez  Lorenzo,  probate  judge 
lydon  P  O,  attorney-at-la.v 
Malboeuf  Wm,  harnessmaker 
Maley  &  Van  Deusen,  meat  market 
Manca  Charles,  lunch  room  and  chop 

house 
Marcellino,  Boffa  k  Perez,  music,  mu- 
sical instruments,   Spanish  books  and 

sewing  machines  and  gen  mdse 
Marcus  M  D,  gen  mdse 
Martin  &   French,  auction,  commission 

and  dealers  in  new  and  second-hand 

goods 
Martin  P  J,  Chapman  Hall  Saloon 
Martinez  &  Savageau,  gen  mdse,  wool, 

hides  and  pelts 
Marwedc,  Brumley     &    Co,    hardware 

stoves,  tinware,  etc 
MAXWELL    L    H.     secretary    New 

Mexico  Lumber  Association 
Maxwell    Mrs   M     A,    propr    Sumner 

House 
McConnell  Oscar,   Arcade  Saloon  and 

Billiard  Hall 
McCurdy  James,   propr  Topeka  House 
McKay  Geo,  propr  Grand  Central  Hotel 

MENDENHALL,  HTTNTEE.  &  CO, 

livery  and  feed  stable.  East  and  West 
Las  Vegas,  and  Hot  Springs,  and  pro- 
prietors Hot  Springs  Hack  Line 

MEYER  HERMAN,  merchant  tailor, 
419  Grand  ave 

Miller  &  Aldhao,  bakery  and  lunch 
house 

Milligan  J  C,  fruits,  groceries  and  cigars 
and  tobacco 

Milligan  M  M,  physicinn  and  surgeon 

MILLS  T  B.  dealer  iu  mines  and  bonds 
and  publisher  "Mining  World" 

"MINING  WORLD."  T  B  Mills  pro- 
prietor and  publisher,  S  J  F'eming 
editor 

Monsimer  H  C,  groceries,  wines  and 
liquors 


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cotnmission  grain    and 


Moore  Mrs 

making 
Neil  &   Graaf, 

produce 
Nelson  Phillip,  saloon 
Netterberg  T  A,  propr  New  York  Honse 

NEW  MEXICO  LITMBER  ASSO- 
CIATION, Jas  A  Lockhart  president, 
BichardDunn  vice-president,  Eugenio 
Romero  treasurer,  L  H  Maxwell  sec- 
retary 

NEW  MEXICO  PLANING  MUIS, 

Kupe  &  Bullard  proprietors 
New  York    House,    T    A   Netterberg 
propr 

OBERNE,  HOSICK  &  CO.  ludes.  wool, 

tallow,  etc,  Thomas  Davis  manager 
Ogden  Frank,  planing  mill 
O'Laughlin  John,  saloon 
Opera  House,  Ward  &  Tamme  proprs 

ORIENTAL  PAINT   SHOP.  Lewis 

Tegner  proprietor 
Otero  M  S,  prest  San  Miguel  National 

Bank 
PACIFIC    HOUSE,    Zur    Deutschen 

Heimath,  Felix   Papa  proprietor 

PAPA  FELIX,  proprietor  Pacific 
House 

Patty  S,  stoves  and  tinware 

Pearce  J  W,  carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker 

Peebles  H  P,  physician  and  surgeon 

Planest  Henry,  groceries 

PLAZA  HOTEL,  Mrs  S  B  Davis  pro- 
priet,)r,  H  A  Simpson  manager 

"POIJJTERS"  (weokly),  mining,  mon- 
etary and  commercial  journal,  Walter 
C  I  [adley  editor  and  proprietor 

Prent  ce  E  A,  meat  market 

PREiiTON  C.  carpenter  and  builder 

Richard  G  W,  atturiiey-at-law 

Rathbun  C  A,  boots,  shoes  and  furnish- 
ing goods 

Rathlnin  (J  A.  city  councilman 

RAYNOLDS  J,  rr'^sident  First  Na- 
ti'inal  Hank 

ROBERTSON  &  FORSYTHE,  b  nok 

SHiith  atid  :!arriam'  ;;ii.I    \vagoamalu;rs 
lio!)ert9on  John,    assaycr    auu    mining 

engineer 
R(»l)biiis  A  0,  furniture  anci  undertaking 
l^)bbin^  M  VV,  i)hj'siciau  and  surgeon 
Rogcr.s    Bios,    blackbuiiths   ami    horso 

slioors 
Roilins  W  W.  saloon  and  billiards 
Homero  Kugcnio.  mayor 
Romero  Hiiario,  sheriff 
Uomtiro  H  &  Bro,  gen  mdse 
Romero  M,  general  merchandise 
Romero  &  Maxwell,  iumber,  d)0rs,sa3h, 

shingles,  lath,  etc 
ROMERO  &WO0TTEK,  pmprietoro 

Empire  Sawmill 


Rosenthal  N  L,  dry  goods,  clothing, 
boots,  shoes,  notions,  etc 

ROSENWALD  J  &  CO.  general  mer- 
chandise 

Rosaville  House,  Mrs  Mary  Scallinpro- 

ROTE  PETER.  Union  Meat  Market 

RXJPE  &  BULLARD,  proprietors 
New  Mexico  Planing  Mills 

RUSSELL  &  HALL,  wholesale  and 
retail  grocers 

Rust  D  H,  dentist 

Rutenbeck  Theo,  cigars  and  tobacco 

ST  NICHOLAS  HOTEL,  Keller  & 
Clemm  proprietors 

Salazar  Aniceto,  county  commissioner 

Salazar  Miguel,  attorney-at-law 

Sands  Geo  L,  div  supt  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R, 
Las  Vegas  and  Rio  Grande  Divisions 

San  Miguel  National  Bank,  M  S  Otero 
pres,  Jacob  Gross  cashier 

Schmidt  A  0,  blacksmith  and  carriage 
and  wagon  mfr 

ScuUin  Mrs  Mary,  propr  Rossville 
House 

Sobben  E  \V,  real  estate  .igent  and  no- 
tary publi  i  and  R  R  ticket  agent  aud 
insurance  agent 

Seewuld  W  H,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 

Sellman  Chris,  saloon 

Sena  Bros,  general  merchandise 

Sena  Juan  E,  county  commissioner 

Shield  D  P,  attorney-at-law 

Shupp  W  H,  carriage  and  wagoni 
hardware  and  city  council  mar 

SIMPSON  H  A,  manager  Plac 

Smith  Ira  W,  gunsmitli  and  lockt 

SMITH  WILBUR  F,  superintendent 
and  manager  Aqua  I'ura  Co  of  Las 
Vegas 

Somers  J  D,  chief  dispatcher  W  U  Tel 
Co 

Staley  J  E,  asU-mgr  Plaza  Hotel 

St  issart  Hcnr"  &  Co,  gunsmiths 

STECK  J  F,  attorney-at-law  and  no- 
tary pnl)lic 

Steele  William,  justice  of  peace 

Stern  Isiilor,  dry  goods,  clothing,  hats 
and  cajjH,  hoots  and  shoes,  f.ii'cy  gooili 
and  milliiicry 

Suninor  House,  Mrs  M  A  Maxwell  pro- 
prietress 

Sweet  A  E  &  Co,  stationery  and  news 
depot 

Taf.'.ya  .T  M,  city  counci!,iian 

Tiylor  E  IJ,  i)i'o[)rictor  Brunswick  Kcs- 
tanrant 

TESNER  LEWIS,  proprietor  Orien- 
tal Paint  >Sh()p 

Thomas  E  S,  carpenter  aud  builder 

Thomi.'son  James,  dentist 

Thornton  II  15,  civil  en'^imnr,  architect 
and  builder  and  real  estate 

Tipton  W  R,  physician  and  surgeon 


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Topeka  House,  James  McCurdy  propp 

Vogele  .loseph,  merchant 

Wade  J  A,  merchant 

Ward  ft'Tamme,  proprs  Opera  Honso 

WESCHE  C  E.  general  merchandise 

Wheelock  Chas,  architect 

WHITMORE    ADIN   H,    proprietor 

Wlntmore  Local  Agency,  insurance, 

real  estate,  miainar,  etc 
WmTMOHE    LOCAL    AGENCY. 

Adm  H  Whitmore  proprietor 


WILCOX  LUKE,  oity  editor   "Daily 
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Williams  C  M,  druggist 
Wilson  Joi?oph,  b.irber 
Wise  A  A  &  J  H,  real  estate  and  minin.^ 
Woosber  H  C,  propr  Wooster  IJoiise     ° 
Wooster  House,  H  C  ^Vo<>ster  propr 
WOOTTEN     JOHN     B.      proprietor 
VVootteu's    Planing  Mills    and    con- 
^  tractor  and  builder 
Zimmormann  Chas,  saloon 


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MRS.  S.  B.  DAVIS,  Proprietress. 

H.  A.  SIMPSON,  Manager. 


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W.  H.  KELLER. 


EUOENE  CLEMM. 


COMMERCIAL  TRAVELERS'  HEADQUARTERS. 


Cor.  Sixth  and  Douglas  Avenue. 


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KELLER  &  CLEMM,  Proprietors. 


LINCOLN. 

Lincoln  CouNTr.    A  post-office. 

Brunswick  M,  (ren  mdse 
DOLAN  JAMES  J>  cattle  dealer 
Montana  Jose,  gen  mdse 


LONE   PINE. 

Socorro  Countt.    A  poat-office. 

HOLT  I  R.  postmaster 
Wlieeler  &  Aderholt,  gen  mdse 

LORDSBURG. 

Grant  Countit.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office,  on  the  Southern  Pa- 
cific R.  R.  of  New  Mexico  (Tucson 
Division),  57  miles  from  Demiiig  and 
160  miles  from  Tucson. 

Beatty  L,  saloon 

Bennett  J  R  &  Son,  gen  mdse 

Birt  Isaac  R,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co  and  U  S 

military  telegraph 
Birt  Mrs  W,  postmistress 
BUBKE  FRANK,  produce,  grain  and 

commission 
Campbell  Frank  W,  bakery 
Carroll  J  E,  gen  mdse  and  forwarder 
Chavez  Telesforo,  saloon 


Chenowith  John  A,  rancher  and  stock 

raiser 
Classen  John  M,  acting  agt  Wells,  Fargo 

&Co 
Clisboe  Mrs  A  L 
Gillett  F  E,  conductor  S  P  R  R 

OIVEN  &  BEEB  (H  Given  and  0 
Reeb),  blacksmiths  and  wagonmakere 

GBAVES  P  B;  justice  of  the  peaca 
and  U  8  commissioner  and  collector 

Hadden  Rueben,  saloon 

HARRIS  HENRY,  postmaster 

Hoag  Ira  G,  agt  S  P  R  R 

Horn  M  H,  saloon 

JOHNSON  OTTER,  bootmaker 

Liberman  J  A;  Co,  gen  mdse  and  for- 
warders 

Mayer,  Liberman  <b  Co  (I  H  Mayer  ana 
J  Liberman),  gen  mdse 

Monnier  Edward,  barber 

Uwnby  Bros  (J  R  and  B  E  '^wnby), 
feed  stables  and  water  woi '  j 

Ownby  Hotel,  J  P  Ownby  nroor 

Ownby  J  P,  propr  Ownby  botel 

Parks  G  W,  butcher 

Pattoii  Felipe,  blacksmith 

FATTON  PHILLIP,  wagonmaker 

RALSTON  HOUSE,  J  T  Ustick  pro- 
prietor 

Smith,  Baboock  k  Winsor,  luml)er 

Smyth  O  K,  agt  W,  F  &  Co's  Express 


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SMTTH,  WINDSOR  &  CO,  lumber, 

freighters,  wagonmakers,  feed,  etc 
Ustick  &  Castle,  saloon 


USTICK    J    T,    proprietor    Ralston 
House 

Wallace  Chas  T,  stable  and  mgr  Clifton 
and  Silver  City  Stage  Line 


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LOWER  SAN  JUAN. 

Rio  Arriba  County. 

BOWEN  JOHN  C,  general  merchandise 
Welsh,  Ebbert  &  Co,  gen  mdae 


MAGDALENA. 

Socorro  County.    A  post-office. 

Blockington  C  F,  saw-mill 

Cobler  &  Co,  saloon 

Leybuin  &  Odell,  grocers  and  butchers 

Magdalona  Mining  and  Smelting  Co,  C 
H  Saunders  sec 

SAUNDERS  G  H,  sec  Magdaleua  Min- 
ing Co 

Thompson  John,  hotel 


MANUELITO. 

Valencia   County.     A  post    and  ex- 
press office. 

Brady  Thomas,  liquors  and  tobacco 

Brown  S  J  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

Crum  Miss  A  B,  propr  Railroad  Eating 

House 
DAMON  W  E>  postmaster 


MESiLLA. 

Dona  ASa  County.    A  post-office. 

Armijo  C  H,   county  school  commis- 
sioner 
Arvizu  A,  county  commissioner 
Barncastle  John  D,  treasurer 
Bull  T  J,  sheriff 

Chaves  Evangelisto,  prob  '3  judge 
Chaves  Pedro,  school  commissioner 
Galles  Nicholas,  county  commissioner 
Rynerson  W  L,  school  commissioner 
Schaublin  Jacob,  sch  'ol  commissioner 
Stephenson    H   F,  probate    clerk    and 
county  recorder 


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MANZANO. 

Valencia  County.    A  post-office,  23 
miles  east  of  Beleu. 

Dawler  Chas  W,  carpenter 
Kusz  Chas  L,  Jr,  postmaster 
Kusz  &  Co,  mines,  etc 
Ortz  Eusobio  Garcia,  gen  mdse  and  saw- 
mill 
Romero,  Bermudes  &  Co,  gen  mdse 
Sigala  Rumuldo,  blacksmith    • 
Stevens  Alex,  carpenter 


MORA. 

Mora  County.    A  post-office,  28  miles 
northeast  of  Las  Vegas. 

Florence'  John,    county   and    probate 

clerk 
Gandert  Wm,  school  commissioner 
Gonzales  R,  countycommissioner 
GREEN  HENRY  H,  deputy  county 

clerk 
Quintana  Juan,  alcalde  of  Mora 
Robison  Henry,  sheriflF 
Valdez  Pablo,  probate  judge 
Valdez  R,  school  comi!  issioner 


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Bernalillo  County.  See  Albuquerque. 


NOGAL. 

Lincoln  County.  A  post-office. 

Moore  T  J,  gen  mdae,  saloon  and  post- 
master 


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OCATE. 

Mora  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Atchison,  Topuka  &  Santa  F6  R.  It., 
60  milea  from  Las  Vegas. 

Chavez  &  Mares,  g'^n  mdse 

Frakcr  Ohas,  stock  trader 

Hall  Kobcrt  W,  teacher 

Lucero  Pedro,  school  commissioner 

Maes  Andrew,  clergyman 

Pressler  H,  hotel 

Romero  &  Garcia,  gen  mdse 

SCHMIDT  C  A,  postmaster 

8uhmidt  &  Reiiikon,  gen  mdso 

Strong  R  V,  stock  trader 


OJO  CALIENTE. 

Taos  County.    A  post-office. 

ANTHONY  JOSEPH,  general  mer- 
chandise and  proprietor  Medical  Hot 
Springs 

Gallegos  Andres,  gen  mdse 

Giroii  J  M,  gou  mdse 

Gray  Joseph,  hotel 

Larragoiti  Mariano,  gen  mdso 

Lucero  J  M,  gen  mdso 

Means  Mrs  M  A,  hotel 

Sandoval  Frank,  gen  mdse 


PARAJE. 


Socorro  County.  A  Post-office,  8  miles 
from  San  Marcial. 

Gonzales  P]  &  Sons,  gen  mdso 
Rouiller  August  E,  gen  mdse 


PARKS. 

Grant  County,     A  post-office. 

Adams  Wm,  wood  contractor  and  dairy- 
man 

Alexander  Daniel,  lumber 

Brown  Thos  E,  cattle  herder 

Conner  A  W,  general  merchandise 

Drew  Wm,  livery 

Epley  John  C,  gen  merchandise 

Harper  I  M  &  Son,  saw-mill 

Joy  Ed,  vegetables 

Malonc  &  DroUsbaugh,  mining  contrac- 
tors 

Mteson  Bros,  wool  growers  and  traders 

Parks  Geo,  butcher 

Parks  J  V,  hotel 

Parks  W,  blacksmith 


PARK  VIEW. 

Rro  Arrii!A. 

Choviz  Miguel,  postmaster 
SETH  THEOIJORE.  Hour-mill 


PASCHAL 

Grant  County.    A  post-office. 

Brown  J  V,  hotel 

Conner  Geo,  hotel 

Fleming  J  W,  postmaster 

Foote  £  Booth,  gen  merchandise 

Galloway  ^  .Jackson,  saloon 

Holberten  "W  alter,  assayer  and  chemist 

Johnson  John,  farmer  and  butcher 

Nickerson  J  R,  physician 

Smith  P  R,  pres  V  V  M  &  S  Co 

Strader  Wm,  barber 

STTJBE  J  A,  assistant  postmaster 


PENASCO. 

Taos  County. 

Cordoba  Jose  Mateo,  gen  mdse 
Cordoba  Vincento,  farmer 
Guyot  Francisco,  clergyman  (Catholic) 
Martin    Prudencio,    farmer  and   '  tock 

raiser 
Olgein  Mrs  Juanita,  physician 
Romero  Juan,  stock  raiser 
Sanches  Benito,  gen  mdso 
Sanches  &  Romero,  gen  mdse 
Sanchez  Juan,  gen  mdse 
Vijil  Nicauor,  attorney-at-law 


PORTER. 

Rio  Arriba  County.     See  Bloomtield. 


PUERTO  DE  LUNA. 

San  Miguel  County.     A  post-office,  70 
miles  southeast  of  Las  Vegas. 

Analla  Pablo,  general  merchandise 
Gonzales  Florencio  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
Grzlachowsky  A,  gen  mdse 
Lucero  T  k  Co,  gen  mdse 
Moore  C  H,  gen  mdse 
Prox  &  Azaacot,  gen  mdse 
Sigala  Romualdo,  blacksmith 


RANCHES  OF  TAOS. 

Taos  County.    A  post-office. 

Aragon  Julien,  saloon 
GonzulcH  Juan  B,  saloon 
Gourales  Bantesta,  county  commissioner 
(iraham  AM,  saloon 
OUSDORF  ATfEXp  general  merchan- 
dise 
Halt  Chas  &  Son,  groceries  and  saloon 
Lovatto  &  Co,  saloon 


RATON. 

Colfax  County.      A  post  and  express 


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office;  situated  on  the  Atchison,  To- 
peka  &  Santa  Fe,  659  miles  southwest 
of  Kansas  City,  and  194  miles  from 
Santa  Fe.  The  railroad  just  north  of 
Raton  pas  ies  through  a  tunnc^  2,100 
feet  in  length,  of  solid  rock.  The 
railroad  company,  in  addition  to  the 
shops  ana  tenements,  have  new  works 
at  which  aM  the  new  and  repair  work 
is  done  for  the  line  auuth  and  west  of 
La  Junta,  and  for  the  Mexican  exten- 
sion. The  immense  coal  products  of 
the  Raton  Mines,  as  well  as  her  excel- 
lent water  facilities,  are  favorable  for 
large  manufacturing  operatic )ns.  The 
water  supply  is  brought  six  miles  in 
pipes  from  a  mountain  stream,  and 
lodged  in  a  r.servoir  of  2,500,000  gal- 
lons capacity.  All  trains  stop  at 
Raton  twenty-five  minutes  for  meals. 

BANK  OF  BATON,  Geo  R  Swallow 
president,  VVilmot  Saeger  cashier,  H 
L  McCarn,  asst  cashier 
Bayne  i  Franks,  attorneys-at-law 
B^INGER  BROS,  watches  and  jew- 
elry 
Boyd  &  Hatchkin,  carpenters,  builders 

and  undertakers 
Burnam  John  F  &  Co,  dry  goods,  etc 
Butler  S  T,  saddles  and  harness 
Carey  A  H,  hardware,  stoves,  tinware 

and  agricultural  implements 
Central  Hotel,  James  A  Di»vis  propr 
Clark  C  H,  confectioner  and  baker 
Cohn  S   &  Co,   dry    goods,    clothing, 

boots  and  shoes 
Collins  Martin  H,  saloon 
COLLINS  &  SULLIVAN,  saloon 

Cook  &  Palmiter,  saloon  and  billiards 
Cornell  J  H,  house,  sign  and  ornamental 

painter 
Davis  James  A,  propr  Central  Hotel 
Depot  Hotel,  T  P  Gable  manager 
Dolman  R  P,  saloon 
Dotterer  D  H,  master  mechanic  A,  T  4 

S  F  R  R  shop 
FOX,  HONAKEB  &   CO.  hardware, 

stoves,  tinware,  etc 
Gable  T  P,  manager  Det>ot  Hotel 
Hicks  A  D,  tailor 

Holcomb  J  L,  physician  and  surgeon 
Howe  &  Bro,  blacksmiths  and  wagon- 
makers 
Hudson  &  Jennings  (Mrs),  dressmaking 

ii:.d  millinery 
Hughes  Bros,   lumber,  sash  and  doors 
HUNT    JAMES    K,    manager  D    VV 

Stevens 
JOHNSON  GEO  L  manager  Moulton 

House 
JONES  ELLIS  E.  saloon  and  restaurant 
Kelso  Van  R,  groceries,  fruits,  etc 
Kirby  L,  dentist 


Kohlhousen  C  B,  phvsician  and  surgeon 

Leonard  £  &  Co,  clothing,  gents  fur- 
nishing hats  and  caps  and  Doots  and 
shoes 

Letton  W  H,  meat  market 

Loeb  &  Myer,  clothing 

Ludwig  Louis,  bakery  and  groceries 

Luken  &  Burnam,  groceries 

Mahoney  &  Layton,  boarding  and  saloon 

McAulifife  &  Ferguson,  saloon  and  bil- 
liards 

McCABN  H  L,  assistant  cashier  Bank 
of  Raton 

McM AINS  0  P,  proprietor  and  pub- 
lisher "Raton  Comet" 

McMARTIN  &  CO,  dry  goods,  fur- 
nishing goods,  boots  and  shoes,  etc 

MOTJLTON  HOUSE,  Mrs  H  Edelston 
and  Mrs  J  A  Moulton  proprietresses 

Nairn  C  W,  boarding 

Olive  Frank,  coal 

FACE  GEOROE  J,  firoceries  and 
crockery  and  poatmister 

Parson  E,  agt  A,  T  and  S  F  R  R  an ' 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co's  Express 

PENNSYLVANIA  HOUSE.  Henry 
Smithproprietor 

POINTER  WILLIAM,  barber  shop, 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Raton  Bank  (The),  Sewell  T  Collins  & 
Co,  H  H  Officer  cashier 

"RATON  COMET"  (weekly),  0  P  Mc- 
Mains  projjrn'ti»r  and  publisher 

Reisch  &  Bro,  furniture 

Robinson  H,  bootmaker 

SAEGER  WILMOT.  cashier  Bank  of 
Raton 

Saunders  T,  trainmaster  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R 

SCHERER  &  WIE3AND,  manufac- 
turers and  bottlers  soda,  ginger  ale, 
etc 

SCHROEDER  BROS,  druggists 

Schwachheim  Tiios  F,  liquors 
SEGERSTROM  E  J,  druggist,   blank 

books  and  wall  paper 
SEGERSTROM  MRS  E  J,  dressmak- 
ing 
Showerman  E  M,  agt  W  U  Tel  Co 
SHULER  J  J.  physician  and  surgeon 
SMITH  HEERY,  proprietor  Pennsyl- 
vania House 
Snyder  &  Olive,  barbiTS,  cigars  and  to- 

'oacco 
STEVENS  D  W-  general  merchandise 

and  commission  merchant 
SWALLOW  GEO  R.  president  Bank 

of  Rat(m 
Thacker  H  D,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Trefry  I,  bootmaker 
Tuunell  S  B,  restaurant 

Union  Hotel, Bergen  propr 

VOORHEES  A  C,  attorney-at-law 
W.ird  Miss  Nellie,  millinery  aiid  notions 
Wedekind  H,  fruits  and  groceries 


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New  Mexico — Raton-San  Antonia. 


D.   W.    STEVENS. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

General    merohandise, 

LIQUORS  AND  CIGARS, 

A]Nr>    C3031M:IHSI0]V    3i:El<,CHAlNT. 

Sole  Asent  fbr  ANHEUSER  BEER. 

RATON,       ......       NEW  MEXICO. 


RED  CLOUD. 

Lincoln  County,     i  post-office. 

THOMSON  J  W.  postmaster  and  gen- 
eral merchandise 


RIO  BONITA. 

Lincoln  Countt.    Post-office  Lincoln. 
Fritz  Charles,  cattle  dealer 


RIO  MIMBRES. 

County.      Post-office   George- 


Grant 
town. 

Mimbres  Mining  Co 
Winter  J  C,  gen  mdae 


RIO  PUERCO. 

Valencia  County.  Post-office  Los 
Lunas;  on  A.  &  P.  R.  R.,  34  miles 
west  of  Albuquerque. 

Baca  Jesus,  saloon 

Chavis  Ffclix,  saloon 

Chavis  Jesua,  saloon 

GONHOE  W  J,  agent  A  &  P  R  R 

Nelson  N,  section  foreman 

Ownes  R,  gen  mdse  and  saloon 


RIO  RUIDOSA. 

LiKOOLN  County.     Post-office  Line  oln. 
Dowlin  Wm,  saw  and  grist-mill 


ROBINSON. 

Socorro  County.  A  post-office,  on  the 
Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  F^  R.  R., 
113  miles  from  Raton. 

BHifJK  KTT  Y  B,  manager  Black  Range 
Printing  Co 


BLACK  RANGE  PBINTINO  CO. 

V  B  Beckett  manager 

Cowley  W  R,  restaurant 

HILL  ft  BECK£T>  general  merchan- 
dise 

McBride  &  Anderson,  lumber 

Moorehead  J,  assayer 

Reber  &  Co,  soda  water  manufactory 

Russell  Chas,  hotel 

Scott  &,  Co,  gen  mdse 


ROSWELL. 

Lincoln  County.    A  post-office. 

Chism  John  S,  stock  raiser  and  dealer 
Donaho  R  H,   blacksmith  and  wagon- 
maker 
Garrett  Pat  F,  sheriff 
Lea  J  C,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 
Rogers  A  G,  attorney-at-law 
Sutherland  — ,  physician 

Towery  Thos  J,  saddle  and  hamessma- 

ker 
Whetstone  A  H,  justice  of  peace 


SABINAL 

Socorro  County.  A  post-office,  191 
miles  from  Deming  and  30  miles  from 
Alburquerque. 

Chavez  J  L,  grocer 
Cordoba  Thomas,  liquors 
Levy  F,  gen  mdse 
Ortiz  Timoteo,  lawyer 
Sarrazino  J  S,  gen  mdse 
Turieta  Jose,  grocer 


ST.  CHARLES  CITY. 

Socorro  County. 

Mayers  Mrs  Fannie,  hotel 
Scates  E,  gen  mdse 


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office,   on   the 
Santo  F«  R.  R., 
ing. 

Garcia  Antonio  Joae,  gen  mdw 
Hilton  A  H  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
llontoya   E    &  Sons,    gen   mdse 

■took  raiser 
Pino  Lnoas  E,  gen  mdse 
Treat  k,  Montoya,  butchers 


Atchison,  Topeka  ft 
142  miles  from  Dem- 


and 


SAN  AUGUSTINE. 

DoJ^A  Af^A  CouMTT.    A  post-offioe. 

Davis  Lesinsky  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
KOSE  ft  FOSTER,  hotel  and  general 
merchandise 


SAN  LORENZO. 

Grant   Countt.     Post-office    George- 
town. 

Ancheto  N  Y,  geA  mdse 

Bonrgod  Peorio,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

Bull  J  Q  A,  physician 

Ryan  John,  lawyer 

Thompson  ft  Bull,  gen  mdse 


SAN  MIGUEL. 

San  Miguel  Counts'.  A  post-office. 

Baca  A,  flour-mill 

De  Pruville  P,  physician 

DOYLE  J  T,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

Fayet  Rev  J  B,  clergyman  (Catholic) 

Guerin  Fhillipe,  geu  mdse 

Luoero  Petroline,  i;en  mdse 

Sandobal  Laz.^o,  justice  of  the  peace 


SANTA  FE. 

Santa  Fe  Countt.  A  post,  express  and 
telegraph  office.  Territorial  capital 
and  its  recognized  political  and  educa- 
tional centre  ;  also  military  headquar- 
ters, having  two  and  one-half  regi- 
ments of  infantry,  one  re^ment  of 
cavalry,  and  three  companies  of  In- 
dian scouts  constantly  quartered 
there.  * 

The  "City  of  the  Holy  Faith  "  stands 
on  both  sides  of  the  Santa  F^  Creek, 
and  is  built  almost  entirely  of  adobe,  or 
sun-dried  brick,  one  story  high  and  cov- 
ered with  dirt.  As  the  walls  are  thick, 
they  are  consequently  warm  in  winter 
and  cool  in  summer.  The  altitude  is 
6,862  feet.  Population  about  6,500,  of 
which  6,600  are  of  Spanish  and  Mexican 
descent.  Santa  F6  has  hardly  been  al- 
tered, with  all  the  change  in  its  for- 
tunes, during  the  past  century.  There 


is  yet  scarcely  a  frame  building  in  the 
city.  Both  her  architecture  and  her 
methods  of  work  are  simple  and  primi- 
tive. It  is  mainly  derived  from  the  In- 
dians, and  the  aboriginal  customs  have 
dominated  over  foreign  influence,  which 
the  modified  but  not  changed  In  liua 
practices. 

THE  0HAPXL9  OF  SAN  MIGUEL  AND  SANTA 
OUADALUFE. 

These  historical  old  buildings  were 
erected  by  the  Franciscan  Fathers,  who 
accompanied  the  Spaniards  into  the 
country  as  r  lissionaries — the  first  short- 
ly after  168J,  the  second  about  45  years 
later.  On  one  of  the  beams  of  the  church 
of  San  Miguel  appears  an  inscription  in 
Spanish,  ot  which  the  following  is  a 
translation:  "The  Marquis  de  la  Pen- 
uela  erected  this  building  by  the  Royal 
Ensign,  Don  Augnstin  Flores  Vergara, 
his  servant,  A.  d.  1710." 

The  Governor's  Palace,  north  side  of 
the  plaza,  was  built  aboux  a.  d.  1582,  of 
material  from  the  old  Indian  town. 
This  interesting  old  building,  on  account 
of  the  repairs  repeatedly  made  upon  it, 
is  fast  losing  its  antique  appearance  and 
internal  arrangement.  It  has  been  for 
300  years  the  Government  House,  with 
all  its  branches  annexed,  and  is  so  still. 

The  plaza,  or  public  square,  contains 
an  area  of  about  two  and  one-half  acres, 
filled  with  beautiful  shade-trees,  mainly 
Cottonwood.  Surrounding  the  plaza  on 
the  east,  south  and  west  sides,  are  the 
principal  mercantile  and  business  houses 
of  the  city,  whose  rich  argosies  of  mer- 
chandise, freighted  from  the  Mississippi, 
have  in  times  past,  given  to  the  "  Ship 
of  the  Plains"  and  the  "Santa  Fe  Trail" 
a  world-wide  notoriety.  The  incoming 
of  the  American  element  is  making  its 
mark  in  numerous  worthy  enterprises. 

Mexican  filigree  work  is  an  old  Italian 
art  adopted  by  the  Spaniards,  and  is  the 
most  beantiful  jewelry  manufactured. 
It  is  made  into  all  quaint  and  unique 
designs  for  ladies'  ornaments,  of  pure, 
fine-drawn  gold  and  silver  wire. 

Abel  D  J  ft  Co,  cigars,  tobacco  and 
smokers'  articles 

Abeytia  F  ft  Bro,  watches  and  jewelry, 
mfrs  Mexican  jewelry 

Amo  Juan  Del,  physician 

Andi«ws  ft  Scott,  dentists 

Barnum  J  S  ft  Co,  comv.iission  mer- 
chants 

Bartlett  Edward  L,  attomey-at-law 

Berger  Wm  M,  secy  University  of  New 
Mexico 

Bishop  W  L,  hotel 


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^^^^  ,        * Knaebel (C H GUdersleeve   Wunschmann Pau^m 

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1469 


SILVER  CITY. 


Qrant  Cocnty. 
uffioe. 


A  post  and  express 


Anderson  K  C,  physician 

Arnold  L,  physiciuu 

Bail  John  D,  attorney-at-law 

Bailev  G  W,  drugksist  and  apothecary 
ana  gen  mdae 

Bailey  Irwin  (Bennett  &  Bniley) 

Bell  John  J  (Bell  A  VVriL'ht) 

Bell  &  Wright  (John  J  Bell  and  John  M 
Wright),  attorneys-at-law 

Bennett  &  Bailey  (Cornelius  Bennett  and 
Irwin  Bailey),  druggiats 

Bennett  Cornelius  (Bennett  &  Bailey) 

Casson  M  H,  physician 

Chapman  Geo  C  (Chapman  &  Lyon) 

Chapman  k  Lyon  (Geo  C  Chapman  and 
Frank  E  Lyon),  liquors 

Cohen  I  N,  general  merchandise 

Connor  A  M,  hotel 

Conway  &  Risque  (T  F  Conway  and 
John  P  Risque),  Httys-at-law 

Conway  T  F,  attorney-at-law 

Corbin  James,  real  estate,  mining,  lonn 
and  collection  afjent  and  conveyancer 

Derbyshire  Bros  (M  E  and  B  S  Derliy- 
shire) 

Derbyshire  B  S  (Derbyshire  Bros) 

Derbyshire  M  E  (Derbyshire  Bros) 

Eckstine  Samuel,  liquors  and  cigars 

Ensign  0  A,  U  S  deputy  mineral  sur- 
veyor 

Grant  County  Bank,  Newton  Bradley 
manager 

Higbee  R  B,  general  merchandise 

Howard  W  J,  watcher  aud  jewelry 

Kennon  L  C  Jr,  city  auctioneer 

Lucas  S  H  &  Co,  watches  and  jewelry 

Luke  Bros  (Edwin  K  and  Geo  T  Luke), 
wines  and  liquors 

Luke  Edwin  K  (Luke  Bros) 

Luke  George  T  (Luke  Bros) 

Lyon  Frank  E  (Chapman  &  Lyon) 

McComas  &  Sloan,  attorneys-at-law 

Meredith,  Ailman  &  Co,  gen  mdso  and 
bankers 

Milsted  Frank  E,  sec  Silver  City  Chap- 
ter, No  2,  R  A  M 

Morrill  &  Co,  gen  mdse  and  miners'  out- 
fit 

HffTTTXTiV  JAMES,  editor  and  propri- 
etor "New  Southwest  and  Grant 
County  Herald"  and  attorney-at-law 

Nack  Charles,  U  S  deputy  mineral  sur- 
veyor 

Neff  D  P,  hardware  and  mfr  tin  and 
sheet  iron  ware 

"HEW  SOUTHWEST  AND 
OEANT  COUNTY  HERALD" 
(The),  James  Mullen  editor  and  pro- 
prietor 


Ott  Peter,  hotel 

Porter  ft  Crawford,  bankers  and  general 

merchandise 
Price  E  V,  attorney-at-law 
Reed  James  T,  U  S  deputy  mineral  sur- 
veyor 
Risque  John  P  (Conway  &  Risque) 
Ross  ft  Swaine  (W   C  Ross  and  E  L 

Swaine),  mining  and  civil  engineers 
Rosi  W  C  (Ross  ft  Swaine) 
Rutter  I  W  ft  Co,  clothiers 
Schutz  Chas,  confectioueiy  and  bakery 
Schutz  Max,  gen  mdsu 
Slough  W  M,  physici  in 
Swaine  E  L  (Ross  ft  Swaine) 
Swift,  Card  ft  Co,  hardware,  stoves  and 

tinware 
Thurmond    Mrs    Lottie,  lodging-house 

and  restaurant 
Timmer  L,  hotel 
Truesdell  G  ft  Son,  groceries,  provisions, 

fruits,  tobacco  and  cigars 
Whittaker  Jas,  sec  A  F  and  A  M,  Silver 

City  Lodge 
Williams  R,  tinware  and  copper  works 
Wright  Frank  J,  attorney-at-law 
Wright  John  M  (Bell  ft  Wright) 


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SOCORRO. 

Socorro  Coitj*ty.  A  post  and  express 
office.  The  county  seat.  Situated  on 
the  Atcliison,  Topeka  and  Santa  F^ 
R.  R.,  Id.")  miles  from  Deming  and  6(i 
miles  from  Albuquerque.  Socorro  is 
a  good  business  toM-n,  being  the  sup- 
ply depot  and  shipping  point  for  a 
large  scope  of  stock  and  mining  coun- 
try. 

Asche  ft  Hilton  (F  Asche  and  J  H  Hil- 
ton), boots  and  shoes 

Asher  W,  stationery,  news  depot  and 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Baca  J  J,  gen  mdse 

Baca  S  A,  gen  mdse 

BALDWIN  L.  f«ed  and  stock  raisine 
and  agent  Caldwell  and  Fish  Bros 
wagons 

Barduhn  J,  merchant  tailor 

Bartlett  F  ft  Co,  saloon 

Bartlett,  Kitchen  &  Co,  saw-mill 

Bass  E  A,  photoirrapher 

BEALL  &  SIMPSON  ( W  N  Beall  and 
P  A  Simpson),  proprietors  "Daily 
and  Weekly  Socorro  Miner" 

Blanch  ard  &  Co  (Charles  Blanchard, 
John  K  Lintz  and  John  A  O'Neill), 
gen  mdse  and  agricultural  implements 

Blanchard  H,  gen  mdse 

Brooks  J  D,  attorney-at-law 

ffilOWN  OEO  L,  proprietor  Sturgis 
House 

Brown  Mrs  J,  proprietor  Park  House 


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^New  Mesdco — Socorro. 


Browne,  Manzanares  ft  Co  (0  X  Blaok- 
well  and  M  W  Browne  and  Browne  ft 
Manzanares,  Las  Vegas),  gen  mdae 

Bark  Moses,  City  Bakery  and  groceries 

Cartmell  ft  Kelley  (N  BCartmellaBd  W 
£  Kelley),  attomeys-at-law 

Cartmell  N  B  (Cartmell  ft  Kelley),  attor- 
ney-at4aw 

CHASE  THUSSTON.  architect  su- 
perintendent stamp  nulls  and  milling 
machinenr 
Chavez  J  M,  county  olerk  and  recorder 
Clark  John,  mgr  Bank  Saloon 

CLnVE  &  SHAW  (K  B  Cline  and  F  P 

Shaw),  groceries  and  feed 
Close  Geo,  propr  Bank  Saloon 
Cortesy  A,  gen  mdse 
DaileyO  A,  dentist 
"DAlLT  SnH>"  Edwards  ft  Holden 

editors  and  proprietors 

'  DAILY  AND  WEEXLT  SOOOB- 
BO  MINEB,"  Beall  ft  Simpson  pro- 
prietors 

Daum  ft  Marks  (S  Daum  and  J  Marks), 
wholesale  and  retail  liqnors  and  cigars 

Davis  ft  Co,  dru^ists 

Davis  T  A,  physician  and  surgeon 

DeBaun  Wm  Tell,  attomey-at-law  and 
mayor 

DICKINHON  T:  C  ft  go  <H  C  Dickin- 
son and  jd  fi  Nichols),  assay  office 

Dougherty  R  C,  groceries  and  provisions 

Drake  Brothers,  clothing  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods 

Dune  n  C  G,  physician  and  surgeon 

Eabtwood  John,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler 

EDDY  JOHN  8  (Eddy  ft  Tiffany),  at- 
tomey-at-law^    

EDDY  *  TIFFANY  (John  S  Eddy 
and  I  S  Tiffany),  attomeys-at-law, 
insurance  agents,  mine  and  real  estate 
brokers  

EDWABDS  *  HOLDEN,  editors  and 
proprietors  "  Daily  Sun  " 

Egger  John,  saddles  and  haraeps 

mott  ft  Howell  (S  A  Elliott  and  F  S 
Howell),  tin,  sheetiron  and  copper 
workers 

Equitable  Abstract  Company,  J  C  Him- 
ter  mgr 

Ernst  Neander  S,  cashier  First  National 
Bank 

Faddis  R  P,  acting;  postmaster 

Fischer  M,  gen  mdse 

Fox  Geo  W,  attoruey-at-law  and  insur- 
ance 

Fraley  P  ft  Co  (P  and  J  B  Fraley ),  wood, 
coal,  lime,  cement,  etc 

OATISE  CHAKLEB;  dealer  in  feed 
and  live  stock,  omnibus  and  transfer 
line,  opposite  Post-office 

Goodlett  vVm  L,  saloon 


Grand  Central  Hotel,  George  Rayfield 

propr 
H^s^  ft  Field  (Albert  Hagan  and  N  B 

Field),  attorneys-at-law' 
Hammel  Bros  (W  and  A  Hammel),  beer 

bottling 
Harrison  A  T  ft  Co  (AT  Harrison  and 

J  Thompson  Brown,  Richmond,  Va), 

hardware,  stoves,  cutlery,  agricultural 

implements,  etc 
Harlow  ft  Wallace  (I  L  Harlow  and  C 

W  Wallace),  retail  liquors  and  saloon 
Heathwood  Thomas,  saloon  . 
Henson  ft  Dorsey,  capitalists  and  min- 
ing 
Hill  J  M,  meat  market 
Hobbs  OH,  dressmaking 
Hoyt  G  L  ft  Co,  druggists 
Hughes  Addison,  groceries 
Hult  E  G  ft  Co  (E  G  and  A  F  Hnlt), 

bakery  and  express 
Honing  L  and  H  ft  Goebel,  staple  and 

fancy  groceries  and  flour 
Hunter  A  C,  barber 
Hunter  J  C,  mgr  Equitable  Abstract  Co 

and  insurance, 
lugram  F  W,  mgr  W  U  Tel  Co 

Kelley  ft  Beeler  (W  E  Kelley  and  Danl 

T  Beeler),  mine  brokers 
Kelley  W  E  (Cartmell  ft  Kelley),  attor- 

ney-at-law 
Leavitt  ft  Watson  (J  L  Leavitt  and  Wm 

Watson),    lumber,   sash,  doors   and 

blinds,  paints,  oils,  etc 

LEONiUEU)  DLA  E  (Pocey  ft  Leonard), 

attomey-at-law 
Maynard  ft  Hensley  (W  E  Maynard  and 

J  U   Hensley),  haidware,  stoves  and 

furniture 
McClusky  ft  Boyer  (A  J  McClusky  and 

Harry  Boyer),  saloon  and  restaurant 

McOOBMICK  J  S>  secretary  and  treas- 
urer Socorro  Brick  Manufacturing  Cc 

McCuUough  ft  Co  (L  J  McCuUough  and 
A  C  Sloan ),  groceries  and  produce 

McDermott  H  C,  carriage  and  wagon 
manufacturer 

McFarland  R  E,  attomey-at-law 

Montoya  Andreas,  sheriff 

Moore  ft  Shaw  (Alfred  Moore  and  John 
N  Shaw),  attorneys-at-law 

Mull  C  E,  barber 

Murphy  ft  Evans  (Jas  Murphy  and 
Frank  Evans),  saloon 

NICHOLS  H  B>  assay  office  H  C  Dick- 
inson ft  Co 

Northway  William,  merchant  tailor 

Park  House,  Mrs  J  Brown  propr 

Patten  Mrs  A  J,  N  Y  Variety  Store 

Perkins  W  K,  dentist 

Phelps  John  ft  Co,  groceries,  provisions, 
clothing,  hats,  etc 

Pino  E,  dry  goods  and  u'iothing 


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FOSET  ft  LEONABD  (R  T  Posey  and 

Ira  E  Leonard),  attomeya-at-lav 
VOSBT  B  T  (Poaey  &  Leonard),  atty- 

at-law 
Post-offioe    Tobacco  and  News  (Jo,  A 

Smith  propr,  John  HMcCutohen  mgr 
Potter  G  D,  a«t  A,  T  &  S  F  R  R  and  ait 

WMh,  Far«K>  ft  Go's  Express 
Price  Bros  {J  and  M  Fnoe),  clothing. 

Kits'  famishing  goods,  dry  gooiu, 
ots  and  shoes 
Price  B  W  &  Co  (B  W  Price,  G  A 

Walla  and  W  A  Frost),  druggists 
Qr-*gg  M,  generalsales  agent  Raton  and 
Trinidad 


.  Coal  Co 
Geo,    propr 


Grand    Central 


Rayiield 

Hotel 

Richaids  E,  merchant  tailor 
Richards  E  G,  barber 
Robbins   k  Mndie,  furniture,  queens- 
ware,  undertakers'  goods,  etc 
Robinson  A  J  &  Co  (A  J  Robinson  and 

A  C  Showalter),  groceries 
BOSEBOOM  J  B>  dairy  and  rancher 
Rosenfield  I,  wholesale  and  retail  wines, 

liquors  and  cigars 
Ruff  &  Bernstein  (F  F  Ruff  and  M  G 

Bernstein),  saloon 
Russell  S  A  Jr,  furniture,  bedding  and 

upholatering 
Sayle  J  M,  plastering 
Seligman  Bros  (A  and  B  Seligman),  dry 

goods,  J  J  Wolf  mgr 
Simmons  T  E,  assayer  and  metallurgist 
SmTH,  A,  Jewelry  and  stationery 
SMITH  <ib  WiLLiET  (Geo  Smith  and 

Wm  W.'lley),  livery  and  feed  stables 


SOOOBBO  BBICK IIANUFACTUB- 

DIG  CO,  F  A  Thompson  president  and 

manager,  J  S  MoCformick  secretary 

and  treasurer 

Sowers  G  H,  real  estate  and  mine  broker 

Sperling  Bros  (Chas  and  Frank  Sperling), 

general  merchandise 
es  Geo  G,  cashier  the  Socorro  Conn- 
ty  Bank 

STtJBOIS  HOUSE.  Geo  L  Brown  pro- 
prietor 

Teny  Jno  W,  pres  First  National  Bank 

The  American  House,  E  Whittaker 
propr 

The  First  National  Bank.  John  W  Ter- 
ry pres,  Neander  S  Ernst  cashier 

The  Socorro  County  Bank,  Antonio  y  A 
Abeytia  pres,  Geo  G  Si;iles  cashier 

THOMPSON  F  A>  attomey-at-law, 
real  estate  and  insurance  agent  and 
mine  broker 

TIEFANT  I  S  (Eddy  &  Tiffany),  at- 
tomey-at-law 

Torrence  Mining  &  M  Co,  Geo  W  Wal- 
ler supt  and  mgr 

Walker  — ,  saloon 

Waller  Geo  W,  supt  and  mgr  Torrence 
M&MCo 

Ward  G  E,  saloon  and  news  depot 

Wellmann  Henry,  hairdresser,  barber 
and  baths 

Whittaker  E,  propr  American  House 

Whittaker  William,  mining 

Wolf  J  J,  mgr  Seligman  Bros 

Yancey  H  w,  meat  market 

Zooler  H,  saloon 


JEWELER. 


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SOCOBBO  AND  SAN  MABCIAL, 


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SOUTH  FORK. 

Lincoln  (>ountt.    Apoat-oflSce. 
Blazer  J  H,  aaw-mill  and  gen  mdie 


SOUTH  SPRING  RIVER. 

Lincoln  Countt.    Post-offioe  Roswell. 
Chism  Bros,  cattle  dealers 


STEINS  PASS. 

Obant  Countt.    Post-offioe  Lordsbarg. 

Bennett  J  A,  miner 

Campbell  J,  miner 

Doe  Chas,  foreman  Steins  Pass  Mining 
Co 

Dyer  Chas,  miner 

Gough  Wm,  section  foreman 

Henry  W  H  &  H  M,  proprs  Sterling 
Price  Mining  Co 

Hogan  Paul  J,  miner 

McOill  J,  miner 

McMillan  Geo,  miner 

Mitchell  T  P,  miner 

Mitchell  Lee,  miner 

Nail  Chris,  miner 

Nankerois  James,  miner 

Norton  Chas,  miner 

PEABISS  C>  atfeut  S  P  R  R  and  Tel- 
egraph operator 

Sherburne  J  S,  general  mgr  Steins  Pass 
Mining  Co 

Sterling  Price  Mining  Co,  W  H  and  H 
M  Henry  proprs 

Sullivan  P,  section  foreman 

Thomas  Richard,  miner 

Thomas  Wm  H,  miner 


Taos  Countt. 
Taos. 


TAOS. 

Post-office  Fernandez  de 


Barela  Guadalupe,  grocer 

Barron  Bonifacio,  general  merchandise 

Clothier  Joseph,  general  merchandise 

Danciger  Simon,  general  merchandise 

Dibble  Henry,  hotel  and  saloon 

Eisman  ft  Bro,  woolen  merchants 

Galleoos  A  ft  Bro,  general  merchandise 

Grubb  Geo,  mill 

Gusdorf  Alex,  general  mdse  and  mill 

Harti  Charles,  grocer 

Kittredge  W  A,  physician  and  drugs 

Labarta  Carlos,  county  clerk 

Liebarts  Aloys,  grocer 

Martinez  Leandro,  sheriff 

MoClure  W  L,  general  merchandise 

Montolla  Nicanor,  saloon 

Pope  ft  Aoglada,  butchers 

Robert  Rev,  clergyman  (Presbyterian) 


Romero  M,  nooer 

Santistevan  John,  general  merchandise 

Slindt  IVederick,  flour-mill 

Taylor  John  E,  physician 

Valezy  Bev  Jose,  clergyman  (Catholic) 


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TECOLOTE. 

Sas  Miuu£L  Countt.    Post-offioe 
Vegas;  3  miles  from  Las  V^as. 

Jroobson  Isaac,  general  merchandise 
Romero  Eugenia,  general  merchandise 


Las 


TEQUESQUITE. 

Mora  Countt.    A  post-offioe. 
Gonzales  Jose  M,  county  commissioner 

THORNE. 

Dof^A  ASA  Countt.    A  post-office. 

Adams  B  B,  general  merchandise 

Carl  P,  saloon 

Frier  R  M,  boarding-house 

Hoy  J  M  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 

Huntington  J  G,  restaurant 

Keesee  R  H,  butcher 

Patten  Evan,  ho(ol 

Preist  E  C,  saloon 


TIERRA  AMARILLA. 

Rio  Arriba  Countt.    A  post-office. 

Bums  F  D,  general  merchandise 
Burns  T  D,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 
Burns  Wm  ft  Bro,   sheep,  cattle  and 

wool 
Chavez  Miguel,  general  merchandise 
Coppenz  Ramon,    general  information 
and  aet  and  teacher  English,  Spanish, 
Frenon,  German  and  Holland 
Courbone  Rero,  clergyman  (C'^holic) 
E«quel)el  Teo  ft  Co,  general  merchandise 
£tu.ir.go  Alfonso,  general  merchandise 
Johnson  ft  Delgan,  general  merchandise 
Joseph  J  C,  general  merchandise 
Martinez  Jose  R,  general  merchandise 
Quintana  Juan  Andreas,  gen  mdse 
Read  Alex,  notary  public 
Seth  ft  Kinderman,  gen  mdse 
BETH  THEOt  flour  aud  saw-mill 


TULAROSA. 

DofiA  AAA  Countt.    A  post-office. 

OOOHItAH  Pf    general   merchandise, 
nw-mill  and  cattle 


CUVIN  NiiniNG  t  SON. 


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1473 


TURQUESA. 

Santa  Fs  Countt.    A  poat-offioe. 

Cottle  J  B,  gea  mdse 
Rogers  W  C,  gen  mdse 


WAGON  MOUND. 

Mora  Counts.  A  post  and  faxpress 
office,  on  the  Atchison,  Topeka  and 
Santa  Fe  R.  R.,  45  miles  from  Las 
Vegas. 

Gallegos  Jose  D,  gen  mdse 
Garcia  J  M  ft  Son,  saloon 
Mantonado  Theodosio,  groceries 

Morgan  &  Tison,  saloon 

SCHKIOT    ft    KEINKEN,    general 

merchandise 
Spears  John,  hotel 


Santa  Fe  R.  R.,  20  miles  from  Las 
Vegas. 

Calhonn  M,  livery  stable 

Crawford  A  H,  hotel 

HABNET    GHAS  £,  agent  WeUs, 

Fargo  &  Co 
Ihlder  St  Boyle,  gen  mdse 
Kronii;  Wm,  wholesale  ice  dealer 
"PIONEER."  J  F  Wallace  editor  and 

proprietor 
Rice  J  B,  gen  mdse 
Sp  (rks  Wm,  physician 
WALLACE  J  F,  editor  and  proprietor 

"Pioneer" 
Watrous  S  B  &  Son,  gen  mdse 
Wildenstein  C  W,  notary  public 


WATROUS. 

Mora   County.    A  post  and  express 
office,  on  the  Atchison,  Topeka  and 


WHITE  OAKS. 

Lincoln  Cc  ^ntt.    A  post-office. 

Doerges  H,  blacksmith 
Dunning  &  Miller,  poceries 
Weed  &  Co,  gen  mdse 


The  Albuquerque  Review, 

BAILHACHE  &  CO.,  Proprietors, 
ALBUQUERQUE,     .....       NEW  MEXICO. 


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second  to  no  medium  in  New  Mexico 

for  Advertising. 


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ALAMEDA. 

Alameda  Countt. 

Ibmusb  J  L,  fire  ins  agt.  Park,  cor  Enoi- 
nal  ave 

Krauth  Fred  K  Jr,  chief  of  Alameda 
dept  office,  e  s  Park  bet  Lincoln  and 
Webb  ave 

Slocum  Mrs  F  L,  dress  and  cloak  mak- 
er, Water  Works  Building 


ANAHEIM. 

Los  Angeles  Oocrm'r.  A  post,  express 
and  telegraph  office,  26  miles  south- 
east of  Los  Angeles,  on  the  San  Diego 
branch  of  the  S.  P.  B.  R.,  thirteen 
miles  north  of  Anaheim  Landing. 
The  town  is  situated  in  the  center  of 
A  level  plateau,  160  feet  above  the  sea 
level.  It  is  thirteen  miles  from  the  Pa- 
ciSc  Ocean,  and  on  three  sides  is, 
more  or  less,  enclosed  by  foot-hills  four 
miles  distant,  and  little  mountains  ten 
miles  distant.  To  the  eastward,  sixty 
miles  off,  are  the  high  mountains  of 
the  Sierra  Madre,  with  snow-capped 
tops.  To  the  westward  is  the  ocean, 
with  a  fine  sandy  beach  thirty  miles  in 
extent.  The  surrounding  country  is 
very  fertile,  and  is  planted  in  fruit  or- 
chards, vineyards  and  orange  eroves. 
Owing  to  the  great  fertility  of  the  soil, 
and  the  extraordinary  quick  growth  of 
trees  and  vegetation  in  Southern  Cali- 
fornia, homes  may  be  raised  in  a  very 
short  tiniO  whose  beauty  it  would  take 
scores  of  years  to  attain  in  less  favored 
localities.  Game  is  plentiful,  fromgrizz- 
ly  bears  in  the  mountains  to  quau  and 
wild  duck  on  the  plains  and  creeks. 
The  temperature  is  very  equable,  and 
though  the  days  are  warm  and  sunny 
till  the  year  around,  they  are  never  op- 
pressively hot.  The  nights  are  bright 
and  starry,  and  cool  in  midsummer. 
Rain  falls  at  intervals  during  the  win- 


ter months,  and  almost  invariably  at 
night,  the  mornings  being  fresh  And  in- 
vigorating. 

Anaheim  Oas  Works,  S  Bennersoheidt 
propr 

"ANAHEm  GAZETTE"  (weekly), 
Richard  Melrose  proprietor 

Anaheim  Hotel,  Anson  Gwin  propr 

Anaheim  Water  Co,  B  Dreyfus  pres 

Backs  F  &  J,  furniture,  bedding  and  un- 
dertaking 

Bailey  Alex,  justice  of  the  peace 

BAimNO  HOUSE  OF  P  DAVIS  & 
BRO>  A  W  Steinhart  cashier 

Bank  of  Anaheim,  Stephen  H  Mott 
pres,  Geo  B  Shaffer  cashier 

Barham  R  M,  deputy  sheriff 

Bauer  George,  bootmaker 

Bennersoheidt  Joseph,  stoves,  ranges, 
tinware,  hardware,  artesian  well  pipe, 
etc,  propr  Anaheim  Gas  Works 

Boege  Hemrich,  wine  grower 

Boege  Timothy,  wine  grower 

Bohn  R,  constable 

Boldt  Mrs  H  £,  wine  grower 

Bremmerman  Mrs,  wine  grower 

Burkle  R,  wine  grower 

Cahen  H,  gen  mdse 

Cajon  Irrigation  Co,  W  M  McFaddin 
sec 

Callian  C,  gunsmith 

Carroll  Timothy,  nurseryman 

Classen  Martin,  saloon 

Conrad  Frederick,  brewery 

Cowan  E  L,  dentist 

Darling  T  A,  agt  S  P  R  R 

DAYS  OUSTAV,  nursery 

DAVIS  P  fzWUdt  general  merchandise, 
agricultural  implements  and  banking 

Dean  J  H  T,  barber  and  baths 

Dobner  M,  dry  goods,  clothing,  etc 

Dreyfus  B,  pres  Anaheim  Water  Co 

Dreyfus  B  &  Co,  wine  growers 

£y  Frank,  barber,  cigars  and  tobacco 

Fish  William,  wine  growers 

Gage  — ,  drayman 

Gannaway  Geo,  restaurant  and  lodgings 

Gannon  ik  Stough,  agts  Osbom's  Agri- 
cultural Implements 

Gannon  ThosL,  wagonmaker  and  justice 
of  the  peace 

Gardner  J  S,  physician 


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Goodman  ft  Rimpaa,  dry  goods,  boot* 

and  shoes,  clothing,  etc 
GranetP,  saloon 
Qrezes  Frank,  restaurant 
Ounther  Lorenz,  bootmaker 
Owin  .Anson,  propr  Anaheim  Hotel 
Hammes  Philip  estate  of,  wine  grower 
Hanna  John,  real  estate 
Hanna  Miss  M  C.  operator  W  U  Tel  Co 
Hartnng  Frederick,  wine  grower 
Helmsen  J,  cigars,  tobacco,    varieties 

and  news  depot 
Hignns  W  M,  druggist  and  postmaster 
Hinde  T  P,  brewery 
Jones  S  £,  sheep  raiser 
Koenie W,  winegrower 
Eom  F  A,  wine  grower 
Kroeger  Heniy,  wine  ^wer 
Euehel  Miss  Nellie,  millinery  and  dress- 
making 
Kuelph  Mrs  E,  wine  grower 
Langenberger  A,  gen  mdse,  agricultural 

impl'ts,  wine-grower  and  <^  Wells, 

Far/ oft  Co 
LANOJ^NBEROER  C>  groceries    and 

provisions,  Los  Angeles  St 
LEONARD  CHASi  meat  market 
Lewis  L  F,  livery  stable 
Lnedke  R,  watches  and  jewelry 
Lynill  Theo,  attomey-at-law 
McFaddin  W  M,  sec  Cajon  Irrigation  Co 
MELROSE  RICHARI),  proprietor  of 

"Anaheim  Gazette" 
Metz  Mrs  M,  wine  grower 
Miln  Bros,  grist-mul 
Miles  D  E,  warehouse,  commission  and 

insurance 
Mitchell  H  H,  propr  Fashion  Livery 

Stables 
Mott  S  H,  pres  Bank  of  Anaheim 
Neip  John,  wine  grower 
Northan  R  J,  agt  Stearns  Ranches 
Pellegrin  Alfreds,  photographer 
Pellegrin  P,  watches  and  jewelry 
FLUTTERS'  HOTEL,  J  E  Stackpole 

proprietor 
Reiser  Albert,  saloon 
Rimpau  Theo,  wine  grower 
Ruehmann  Fred,  saloon 
Schneider  Mrs,  wine  grower 
Scott  R  W,  ftttomey-at-law 
Shaffer  Geo  B,  cashier  Bank  of  Anaheim 
Sheffield  S  A,  wine  grower 
Smith  A  Guy  &  Co,   commission  and 

lumber 
Smythe  H  A,  groceries,  cigars,  tobacco, 

etc 
STAGKFOLE  J  E,   proprietor  Plan- 

ters'  Hotel 
STEIHUART  A  W,  cashier  Banking 

House  of  P  Davis  ft  Bro,   and  insur- 
ance agent 
Stewart  James  T,  plumber  and  gasfitter 
Strodthop  D,  wine-grower 


Tyler  F  W,  town  marshal 

Walktce  ft  Snedaker  (Mrs  Wallace  and 
Miss  Snedaker),  dressmakers  and  mil- 
liners 

Wehmeyer  H,  wine-grower 

Wells,  Fargo  ft  Co's  express,  A  Langen'' 
berger  agent 

Werder  H,  wine-grower 

White  E  A,  wagonmaker 

Willie  Charles,  cooperage 

Zlyn  John  P,  wine-grower 


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ANDERSON. 

Shasta  Cocnty. 

Bell  J  N,  physician 
Gibson  S  B,  physician 
Gillette  G  X,  hotel 


BATCHELOR. 

Lake  Cocntt.  A  post-office;  the  chief 
support  is  derived  from  the  f^rm  and 
dairies. 

WHITE  W  H,  blacksmith 


BIG  MEADOWS. 

Mariposa  County.  Post-office  Yosem- 
ite  Valley,  10  miles  from  Hitea'  Cove, 
30  miles  from  Mariposa  and  11  miles 
from  Yosemite  Valley,  on  the  Coul- 
terville  road  to  Yosemite. 

Meyers  ft  Mason  (Geo  Meyers  and  Peter 
Mason),  hotel,  store  and  ranch 

Rutherford  ft  Rich,  saw-mill  and  ranch 


BLACK'S  RANCH. 

Mariposa  Coxtntt.    Post-office  Coul- 

terville. 
BLACK  A  G>  general  merchandise' 
Compromise  Gold  Mining  Co 


BROWNSVILLE. 

Yuba  County.    A  post-office,  32  miles 

from  Mar}  sville. 
Hawkins,  Hawley  ft  Co,  gen  mdse 
Knox  Martin,  hotel  and  seminary 
Knoxville  Institute,  M  Knox  propr 

MoINTOSH  WM 

Sooy  Chas,  blacksmith 
Wark  Richard,  bootmaker 


BUCK'S  RANCH. 

PtuMAS  County.    A  post-office. 

Wagner  ft  Haley  (Wm  Wagndr  and  Ju- 
lia Haley),  gen  mdse,  stock  raisers 
and  butchers 


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CALICO. 

SAKBiaKABDiNO  CoaNTT.  Apott-offloe. 
Blaokfoot  Mining  Co,  Taggart  &  Joiner 

propn 
"£mOO.  PRINT."  John  O  Over- 
shiner  editor  and  proprietor 
Oook  G  H,  aaaayer 
Davia  John  F,  druggist,  stationery  and 

varieties 
Doyle  John,  barber 
Evans  H  E,  wood  and  water 
Hazen  &  Miller  (Mrs  E  L  Hazen  and 

Mrs  M  A  Miller),  hotel 
T^arabee,  Harris  &  Mitchell,  attorneys- 

at-law 
Miller  E  J,  general  merchandise 
OVEBSUUlER  JOHN  0>  editor  and 

proprietor  "Calico  Print" 
Snow  Bird  Mine,  —  Sinclair  sapt 
Stice  &  Noel,  saloon 
Ti^art   &   Joiner,    proprs    Blackfoot 

Mining  Co 

CAMPTONVILLE. 

Yttba   County.    A   post   and  express 

office. 
Clark  A  B,  boots  and  shoes 
Cockran  E  C,  general  merchandise 
Gray  James,  |jetieral  merchandise 
McMurry  V  C,  saloon 
Meek  J  K,  general  merchandise 


COLEVILLE. 

Mono  County.    A  post-office. 
Burnett  D  M,  hotel 


COLFAX  SPBINGS. 

Post-office  Big  Oak  Flat. 
ELWELL  C.  hotel  and  store 


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COLTON. 

San  Bbbnardtno  Countt. 

press  and  telegraph  office 
Baldwin  John,  bakery  and  restaurant 
Bayles  D,  propr  Cut  Off  Livery  and 

Feed  Stables 
Boalich  George,  bootmaker 
Cocks  Henry,  bootmaker 
COLTON  HOUSE.    G    A   Strickland 

proprietor 
"COLTON  SEMI-TBOFIC"  (week- 
ly), Jas  C  Peacock,  Jr,  editor  and 

proprietor 
BAVENFOBT  N>  postmaster,  r  }tary 

public  and  insurance  agent 
EABP  J  C.  lodgings 
EMERSON  Ea  CO  (F  Emerson  and  S 

O  Lovell),  general  merchandise 


Groat  0  H,  bwber 

HODOES  GEO  D.  proprietor  Palace 
Hotel,  R  R  ave 

Hooper  W  S.  agt  S  P  R  R  Co,  W,  F  & 
Go's  express  and  W  U  Tel  Co 

HUOHES  WILLIAM  0>  groceries, 
provisions,  etc 

JONES  J  A.  merchant  tailor 

EARNS  MRS  M  K>  proprietor  Trans- 
continental Hotel 

KATZ  M  D  As  CO  (M  D  and  1  E  Katx, 
Colton  and  San  Bernardino),  hay, 
grain,  plaster,  cement,  commission 
and  shipping 

Kenniston,  Brazelton  &  Co  (A  M  Ken- 
niston,  J  A  Brazelton  and  J  B  Liv- 
ingston), proprs  Colton  Exchange  Sta- 
bles 

Kenyon  George,  meat  market 

McINTOSH  ft  CO  (T  W  Mcintosh  and 
N  Davenport),  general  merohaadiie, 
mining  supplies,  torwanliug  and  com- 
mission 

McKeen  J  H,  blacksmith,  carriage  aud 
wagonmaker 

VXEBi  R  B.  saloon 

Murphy  M  A,  agt  Perry,  Woodworth  & 
Co  and  insurnnce  an  <  commission  agt 

PACIFIC  PACKING  CO,  Wfi 

Wright  superintendent  and  secretary, 
fruit  packing 

PALACE  HOTEL.  George  D  Hodges 
proprietor,  R  R  ave 

PEACOCK  JAMES  C  JR.  editor  and 
proprietor  "  Colton  Semi-Tropic  " 

Perry,  Woodworth  &  Co,  lumber,  M  A 
Murphy  agt 

Polhemus  Jacob,  carpenter  and  builder 

RICHARDS  HJBNRT.  meat  market 

Rowse  D  W,  lime  works 

STRICKLAND  G  A.  proprietor  Col- 
ton House 

Thompson  A,  physician 

TRANS-CONTOmiTAL  HOTEL 
AND  RAILROAD  EATING- 
HOUSE.  Mrs  M  K  Kams,  proprietor 

Troxell  F  P,  physician 

Turner  D,  nurseryman 

WHITE  G  T.  druggist  and  justice  of 
the  peace 

WRIGHT  W  H,  superintendent  and 
secretary  Pacific  Packing  Co 

WHEN  GOING  TO 

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PALACE  HOTEL 

GEO.  D.  HODGES, 

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MRS.  M.  K.  KARNS,  ProprletreM* 


OOLTON,  Gidlibnila, 


«-AIlL.I«.OAr>    EA'^FIIVO    HOUSE. 

All  Trains  stop  25  linntes  for  meals.  Heals  SO  cents. 


CRANE  FLAT. 

Tuolumne  Countt.  Post-office  Bron- 
son;  16  miles  from  Yosemite,  on  the 
Big  Oak  Flat  Road  to  Yosemite  Val- 
ley. 

Oabin  Mrs,  hotel 

Hurst  Wm,  saloon 


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Pluhas  Countt.    Post-office  La  Porte. 

PACKER  WILLIAM  S  &  SON,  lum- 
bermen and  miners 


CUCAMONGO. 

San   Bebnardino    Countt.    A   post- 
office. 

Chaffey  Bros  (€^rge  Jr  and  W  B  Chaf- 

fey),  proprs  Etiwanda 
Dreyfus  B  &  Co,  wine  growers 
Ricne  J,  gen  mdse 


DELTA. 

Shasta  Countt.  See  Slate  Creek. 


DOS  PALMAS. 

A  station  on  the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 
89  miles  from  Yuma. 

Boyett  C  E,  physician 
CHAMBERS  D.  agt  S  P  R  R 
Featherstone  J  W,  butcher 
Finney  Chas  S,  attorney-at-law 
Lewis  J  P,  gen  mdse  and  hotel 
Rivera  Jesus,  saloon 


ENCINITOS. 

San  Dieoo  County. 

Chaffin  R,  gen  mdse  and  postmaster 

ELLIOTT  J  R  district  clerk 

Kincaid  L  C,  school  trustee 

LindH,  carpenter 

Ratton  Thos,  real  estate  agt 

Santif  C  E,  school  teacher 

Thompson  A,  school  trustee 


ETNA  MILLS. 

SisKiTou  County. 

Geney  Mrs  H,  millinery 

Horton  Frank,  carpenter  and  builder 

McBRLDEJW,  tanner,   stock  raiser 

and  trade 
Parker  Alex  &  Sons,  gen  mdse  and  ins 

agts 
Ritz,  Evans  &  Grant,  livery  stables 
Rounds  T  G,  mason 


FLORENCE. 

Los  Anqelbs  County. 
Pake  Wm  H,  ins  agt 
WEBB  B  0>  postmaster 


FRANCIS. 

Trinity  County. 

Francis  Job  &  Co,  gen  mdse 

FRANCIS  J  M>  postmaster 


FRANKLIN. 

Sacramento  County. 


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Beokley  B  R,  poitoiMtar 
KOBV  JAOOBi    MaUtent  pottnuiter 
and  geoerid  merohandise 


FREESTONE. 

Sonoma  Couhtt. 
BLUXE  F  0.  portmMter 


FRESNO  FLAT. 

Frbsho  Couiot. 

HKAX  JOHV  D»  poitouster,  auayer 
•ad  varietiM 


GARBERVILLE. 

HuiiBOtDT  OoinnT. 
Angoat  Joaeph,  bootmaker 
Brunee  J  M,  phjraician 
Coady,  Dable  k  Bto,  gen  mdae 
Dahle  John,  saloon 
Thompson  Richard,  blacksmith 
OAXBLB  JOHN  C.  g«n  mdse 
McMillan  k  Coraelions  (John  McMillan 

and  Wm  Cornelious),  feed  stable 
Myers  M  B  k  Bro,  saloon 
Ray  Jo'     f^'   hotel 
Schnma>  ry  A,  hotel 

Thompr  .ard,  blacksmith 


GOLETA. 

Santa  Barbara  County. 

WOODBBIDOE  GHASW,  postmas- 
ter 


GORMAN'S   STATION. 

Los  Anoblbs  C!ounty. 

JACOB  Ai  postmaster  and  farmer 


HONOLULU. 

SiSKITOU  COCNTT.      Apost-offico. 

SLEEPEB  MANA8SEH*  postmaster 

HOOPA^LLEY. 

Humboldt  Covntt. 

BAVlJSB  J  N>  assistant  postmaster 
Leidell  John  F,  miner 


HURLTON. 

Butts  County. 

H1JELBS  S  H>  botel  and  poitmaster 


INDIAN  HILL. 

SncRRA  CouNTT.    Post-office  Oampton- 
ville,  Yuba  Connty. 


Bliss  R  H  Jb  0  W,  water  agents 
Flagg  E  W,  gen  mdse 


IVANPAH. 


San   Biknabdino   Oountt. 
office. 


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MoOinty  O  H,  gen  mdse,  hotel,  saloon 
and  stable 


JEWELS. 

Mabin  Oountt.    Post-office  Olema. 

Bonetti  L,  dairyman 

Oodoni  G,  dairyman 

Donahne  Martm,  R  R  section  foreman 

JEWELL  ALvA,  dairyman 


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KNIGHTS' FERRY. 

Stanislaus  CouNTy. 

Slooks  J,  vineyard,  Threifalls  Ranch 


LAKE  CITY. 

MoDOo  County. 

H^MTii'^ir  A  X>  general  merchandise 
and  postmaster 

LEWIS. 

Mariposa  County. 
LEWIS  JAGO&  postmaster 


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LIDELL. 

Nafa  County.  A  post-office;  90  miles 
from  Napa.    Population  200. 

.STEA  SPBIEOS.  Wm  H  Lidell  pro- 
prietor    

T.TmiTJ^  WM  H*  proprietor  iEtu 
Springs 

LITTLE  LAKE. 

Mendocino  County.    See  Willits. 


LORENZO. 

Alameda  County.    See  San  Lorenzo. 


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Yuba  County. 

Bliss  S  M,  attomey-at-law,  76  D 
Bradley  S  H,  agricultural  implemenb^ 
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Brow  B,  ooiutabl* 

Oraddook  J  H,  aitoraev^ftt'lAw,  S8  D 
Dalton  Harry,  saloon,  97  D 
d'Artonaya  T,  oyster  and  chop  hooaeL 

128  2d 
Davis  A  ft  Sons,  watches  and  jewelry, 

67  D 
Dobbins  Thomas,  physioian,  D  bet  6th 

and  7th 
DOTLB  GHA8  H.  proprietor  "Valley 

Advocate" 
Doyle  J  M,  civil  ennlneer,  U  S  dept 

mineral  sarveyor,  76  D 
Engel  Peter,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

74  D 
England  Wm,  jnstioe  of  peace 
Flint  W  P.  dmggist.  Sd  bet  C  and  D 
Fronk  ft  Hopkins,  undertakers,  cor  2d 

and  High 
Fuller  E  G  (Fuller  ft  Howser),  attorney- 

at-Iaw,  cor  D  and  3d 
Fuller  ft  Howser  (E  O  Fuller  and  B  W 

Howier),  attomeys-at-law,  cor  D  and 

Sd 
Oarber  Samuel,  justice  of  peace 
Gardner  ft  Serret,  saloon,  D 
Georse  P,  saddlery  and  harness,  64  C, 

and  guns,  pistuls  and  ammunition, 

101  2d 
Grey  Frank  S,  druggist,  108  D 
Griffiths  P  W,  photographer,  cor  D  and 

3d 
Hare  James  K,  groceries,  cor  B  and  7th 
Hicks  J  W,  saloon 
Howser  B  W  (Fuller  ft  Howser),  district 

attorney  and  attorney-at-law,  cor  D 

and  3d 
Kertchem  D  J,  second-hand  furniture, 

D  bet  1st  and  2d 
Knorsa  J,  h^tel,  0  nr  4th 
Lawrence  W  L,  harness  and  saddlery. 

107  2d  ' 

Levy  A,  tailor,  C 
MoCarty  D,  saloon 
Moon  ft  Creighton,  boots  and  shoes,  75 

Morrison  ft  Jones,  hotel,  B  bet  4th  and 

6th 
Murphv  Wm  G,  attorney-at-law,  cor  3d 

and  High 
Peel  F  A,  hotel,  0  nr  4th 
Powell  David,  j^bysician,  D,  Peri  Block 
Power   Thos  J,  saloon,   opp  Western 

House 
Randolph  T  E,  junk,  cor  D  and  1st 
Romta  S  J  S,  physician.  Odd  Fdlows' 

Building 
Schofield  R  T,  agt  sewing  machines, 

organs  and  pianos,  68  D 
Schwartz  C,  stoves  and  tinware,  162  3d 
Shafbr  W  C,  auctioneer,  D  bet  1st  and 

2d 
Siatteiy  P  C,  butcher.  City  Market 
StM  James,  constable 


Terategge  F,  boots  and  shoea,  102  D 
"VAXIBT  ADyOCATE"  (The), 

Chas  H  Doyle  editor  and  proprietor 
Watson  Thos,  bakery,  100  D 
Webber  ft  Bometter,  wagonmaken  and 

blacksmiths,  Onr  2(1 


MOUNTAIN  HOUSE. 

CoiiVSA  County.  Post-office  Venado. 
2?  miles  west  of  Colusa,  12  miles 
west  of  Williams  Station,  14  miles 
from  Wilbur  Springs,  anc'l  jn  direct 
road  to  all  mineral  springs  in  Lake 
County. 

gAMRI.HM  D  E,  proprietor  Mountain 
House 


MURPHY'S. 

Calaveras  Count?.  Is  18  miles  south- 
east of  San  Andreas,  on  the  stage 
road  leading  from  Milton  to  Big  Trees. 

Baratini  D  and  Segale  P,  blacksmiths 

Batten  Geo,  blacksmith 

Castruoca  A,  saloon 

Compere  V,  jg»n  mdse 

Cr«»o  H  B»  W  U  Tel  operator 

Fisk  F  W,  varieties  and  bakery 

Howard  Mrs  E  A,  saloon 

Matteson  ft  Garland,  livery,  feed  and 

sale  stable  and  stage  lines 
Manuel  J,  saw  and  lumber  mill 
MeUa  J,  barber 
Mitchler  P,  hotel 
Oro  Plata  Minine  Co  of  Boston 
Picart  Frank,  saloon 
Ruffe  ft  Keilbar,  butchera 
Sohwoerer  L,  bootmaker 
Senter  R,  gen  mdse 
Solari  B,  sen  mdse 
Sperry  J  L,  hotel  (Big  Trees) 


NAPA. 

Napa  County. 

Donnelly  James,  groceries,  Main 

Donnelly  Mrs  Mary,  whip  lash  making. 

Main 
Dozier   L  F,  assistant  physician,  Napa 

Asylum 
Drown  Daniel,  liquors 
Dunck  Fred,  a^jt  Bavaria  Brewery 


NEWCASTLE. 

Plaoeb  County. 

Abbott  A  G,  blacksmithfand  wegon- 
maker 

Culver  E  W,  dry  goods,  clothing,  vari- 
eties and  postnutster 

Davis  S  B,  supt  Julian  Gold'Mining  Co 


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OCCIDENT. 
PRINCETON. 

^Colusa  County. 

M    Fali«  J,  barber  ^___^_______ 


v!ll'S-t.  Baloonand lodging. 

ROHNERVILLE. 

Humboldt  CouNnr. 

I  Bryant  K,  ranclier        • 
Burk  Jobn.  rancher 
CamptonWm,  rancher 
DegnanJam«.  rancher 
Dinsmore  JO,  rancher 

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Jftineion  Mn  M  J,  rancher 
Jordan  J  R,  rancher 
Leach  S  H,  rancher 


SAN  BERNARDINO. 

San  BiRMAROiifo  County.  A  poet,  ex- 
preu  and  teWraph  office,  beautifully 
situated  in  a  kively  valle;^,  and  sur- 
rounded by  the  most  fertile  and  pro- 
ductive bodies  of  agricultural  land  in 
the  State.  Its  schools  and  churches 
are  well  supported,  the  climate  is  per- 
fect, and  the  sanitary  condition  de- 
cidedly superior.  There  are  quite  a 
number  of  manufacturing  and  indus- 
trial enterprises  permanently  estab- 
lished, and  the  elements  so  essential 
to  the  steady  and  substantial  develop- 
ment of  a  city  are  found  in  this  local- 
ity in  the  form  of  good  grazing  and 
i^icultural  soil,  plenty  of  water  and 
timber,  and  a  pure,  stimulating  at- 
mosphere. It  is  the  county  seat,  and 
is  reached  by  a  stage  dnve  of  three 
miles  from  Colton,  on  the  Southern 
Fari<i(,  Railroad. 

Aokerman  ft  Lindner,  restaurant 
Allen  ft  Peacock  (L  Allen  and  T  F  Pea- 
cock), druggists,  books  and  stationery 
Allison  Isaac,  dry  goods 
Ancker  L,  drv  gooos  and  clothing 
Anderson  John,  propr  San  Bernardino 

Brewery 
Armentrout  E  A,  planing-mill 
Baca  Brothers  (Itf  and  T  Baca),  meat 

market 
Bailey  J  W  ft  Son  (J  W  and  Eugene 

Bailey),  feed  stable 
Baker  M,  paints,  oils  and  glass 
Bank  of  San  Bernardino,  L  Jacobs  mgr 
Barandon  Ernst,  propr  Star  Bakery 
Benninger  John,  saloon 
Bethune  J  D,  attomey-at-law 

Blanche  C,  confectionery  and  fruits 

Bledsoe  R  E,  attorney-at-law 

BLOW  &  Ti  agent  Wells,  Fareo  ft  Go's 
Express,  W^tem  Union  Telegraph 
Co  and  Los  Angeles  Telephone 

Bogart  S  C,  dentist 

Boren  A  P,  real  estate  and  mining  bro- 
ker 

Braunhart  B,  liquors,  cigars,  tobacco 
and  gen  mdse 

Briffht  ft  Chute  (Jos  Bright  and  Arthur 
Chute),  carriage  and  wagonmakers 

Brinkmeyer  H,  saloon 

BBOiaUPU  ft  BHEIirHOLB  (H 

Brocker  and  John  O  Rheinhold),  fur- 
niture, upholstering  and  undertaking 
Brown  Hank,  livery  stable 
Brown  John  Jr,  attorney-at-law 


BB^^m  I  Bi  wholesale  wines,  liquors 
and  cigars  and  insurance  agent 

Buck  8  A,  saloon 

Buford  Miss  Belle,  candy  factory  and 
varieties 

Burkhart  John,  sheriff 

Burt  J  O,  hardware,  tinware,  stoves,  etc 

Byrne  M,  gen  mdse 

Caley  ft  Co,  lumber 

Callahan  Mrs  Mary,  saloon 

Canovan  John,  mining 

Caro  Lewis,  sen  mdse  and  lumber 

Carson  Bros  (Stephen  and  Oscar  Carson  )• 
saloon 

Cohen  O,  dry  soods  and  clothing 

Cole  Cbas  I,  saloon 

Cole  ft  Stetson  (John  A  Cole  and  R  H 
Stetson),  livery  and  feed  stable 

Condee  ft  Story  (C  H  Condee  and  W 
Story),  real  estate,  mining  brokers  and 
insurance  «(if.n 

C  mner  H,  sen  ladse 

Crai^  Joseph,  gm.  jmith  and  assayer 

Curtis  W  J,  attorney-at-law  and  notary 
public 

Daley  John  A,  attorney-at-law 

Davis  Mrs  R  A,  millinery 

Delaney  J  H,  clothing  and  groceries 

Elbrington  Thomas,  music  and  musical 
instruments 

Ellandam  ft  Co,  dry  goods  and  clothing 

Elliott  A,  whitener 

Elwood  Rev  G  W,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

BUBOPEAN  HOTEL.  Oliver  Simpson 
proprietor 

Evans  D,  physician  

FABMEBS^  EXCHANOE  BANK. 
Byron  Waters  president,  E  H  Morse 
cashier 

FLOBT  M  Ml  architect  and  builder 

Folks  E,  dry  goods  and  furnishing  goods 

Fox  W  R,  physician  and  surgeon 

Foy  John  M,  wholesale  and  retail  dealer 
in  and  mfr  of  saddlery,  harness, 
whips,  etc  and  insurance  agt 

Garner  M  B,  meat  market 

Gibson  James  A,  attomey-at-law  and 
notary  public 

GoodseU  Henry,  attomey-at-law  and 
notary  public 

Graham  P  A  ft  Oo,  gen  mdse 

Guthrie  H  H,  physician  and  surgeon 

Hackman  Johi,  blacksmith 

Hasan  R  W,  propr  Exchange  Saloon 

Haue  Smith,  gen  mdse 

Hall  A  A,  groceries 

Harris  B  B,  attomey-at-law 

Harris  ft  Larrabie,  attomeys-at-law 

Harris  Wm  A,  attorney-at-law 

Harrison  A,  propr  Harrison's  Calico 
Express  Line 

Harrison's  Calico  Express  Line,  A  Har- 
rison propr 


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Hawley  Wm,  saloon 

Helms  Wm,  steward 

Hisht  J  P,  attorney-at-law 

Holcomb  W  F,  county  clerk  and  re- 
corder 

Holzheier  F  A,  clothing 

Hosowitz  A,  clothing,  gents'  furnishing 
goods,  boots,  shoes  and  hats 

HUDSON  HENBT  (Hudson  &  Tay- 
lor), lumber 

HUDSON  &  TAYIOE  (Henry  Hudson 
and  H  W  Taylor),  manufacturers  of 
and  dealers  iu  lumber 

Hutchings  T  B,  livery  stable 

ISAAC  JOHN,  proprietor   "San    Ber- 
nardino Times  ' 
Jacobs  L,  mgr  Bank  of  Sun  Bernardino 
Jevis  &  Hosseau,  saloon 
Johnson  F  M,  county  assessor 
Jones  0  H,  architect  and  builler 
Kendall  &  Cowdery  (T  C   Kendall  and 
J  H  Cowdery),  real  estate  uud  mining 
brokers 
Kennedy  J  B,  watchmaker  and  jeweler 
Kenniston  &  Brazelton  (A  M  Kenniston 

and  J  A  Brazelton),  livery  stable 
Ken  worthy  James  T,  tailor 
Kern  Charles  saloon 
KING  R  H  (UH  King  &  Co) 

KING  R  H  &  CO  (B  H  King  and  C  F 
Boe),  bariieHS  and  saddles 

Knox  John  T,  justice  of  tlie  peace       . 

Kurtz  &  Evans  (C  Kurtz  and  D  G 
Evans),  proprs  Southern  Hotel 

Lambert  IS,  barber 

La  Praix  &  Tyler  Bros,  lumber 

Lauront  Henry,  saloon 

Lawson  Bros  (C  A  and  J  E  Lawson), 
cigars  and  tobacco 

Leddon  H  M,  fruits 

Lehman  C  E,  carriage  and  wagonmaker 

Linder  ChHS,  restaurant 

Linville  W  J,  planing-mill 

Littlepage  E  F,  attorney-at-law 

HcCALL  JOHN,  btacksmith  and  horse- 
shoer 

McCryatte  J  E,  merchant  tailor 

McDonald  William,  furniture  and  un- 
dertaking 

Mc(iibbon  Mrs  E,  confectionery,  cigars 
and  tobacco 

McGibbon  E  E,  cigars,  tobacco  and  con- 
fectionery 

McKenney  A  F,  county  clerk,  ex  oiiiciu 
auditor  and  clerk  of  superior  court 

Mee  Bros  (Sidney  and  Wm  H  Mee), 
carriage  and  WHgonmakers 

HETERSTEIN  &  CO  (J  and  C  Mey- 

erstein),  dry  goods  and  clothing 
Migel  L,  saloon 

Moody  T  111,  notions  and  varieties 
Mi'Ore  C  H,  news  dealer 


HORSE  E  H*  cashier  Farmers'  Ex- 
change Bank 

Newburg  Sc  Rathbnn  (Osonr  Newburg 
and  D  Rathbun),  ^;r  ac.  inn 

Nisbet  &  Brown  (L  A  ^'iabet  and  J  - 
seph  Brown),  real  estate  i.gentu  i>ii(l 
searchers  of  records 

Paine  J  H,  saloon 

Paris  &  Goodcell,  attomeys-at-law 

Paris  A  B,  attorney-at-law 

Parish  William,  restaurant 

Parker  &  Ya^er,  marble  works 

Parsons  B  F,  blacksmith 

Parsons  T  M,  couuty  surveyor 

Peak  &  Davies,  fruits,  candes,  etc 

Peck  0  B,  carpenter 

Peck  &  Jones  (O  B  Peck  and  C  H  Jones), 
architects  and  builders 

Phile  Louis,  sign,  carriage  and  orna- 
mental pninter    . 

Porter  W  B,  postmaster 

Potter  M,  bootmaker 

Pratt  &  Garner  (J  E  Pratt  and  W  B 
Gamer),  gen  mdse 

Pratt  J  E,  general  merchandise 

PRESTON  &  CROFLET  (W  B  Pres- 
ton and  F  M  Cropley),  livery  and  feed 
stable 

REEO  JOHIV  T,  assayer 

Reeves  T,  watches  and  jewelry 

BeneY  A,  physician 

RENNER  CHASTHE3D0RE,  hotel 

Beuteuyer  W  H,  bakery  and  restaurant 

Rice  H  W,  phyHician  and  surgeon 

Bitter  M,  general  merchandise 

ROE  CF  (R  H  King  &  Co),  and  insur- 
ance agent 

Rolf  Horace  C,  superior  judge 

Rolfe  S  >muel,  lumlter 

Rowan  Charles,  barber 

Rowan  Geo  D,  successor  to  F  D  Mitchell 
&  Co,  groceries 

ROWELlrC  W  C,  attorney-at-law 
and  district  altormy 

Rutfen  &  Biays  (John  Ruffen  and  John 
M  Biays),  stove:),  ranges,  tinware  and 
hardware  and  •■  ^>ricultural  impl'ts 

Salmon  C  W,  feed  and  sale  stable 

San  Bernardino  Brewery,  John  Andre- 
son  propr 

San  Bernardino  Ganlijht  Co 

"SAN   BEENAaDINO  INDEX.' 

(daily  and  weekly),  Warren  Wilson 
editor  and  proprietor  ! 

San  Bernardino  Public  Library,  Henry 
Goodsell  librartn 

"SAN    BERNARDINO    TIMES" 

(daily  and  weekly),  John  Isaac  pro- 
prietor 

Satterwhite  ft  Curtis  (J  W  Satterwhite 
and  W  J  Curtis),  attys-at-law 

Schindler  B,  bootmaker 

Schyf  J  H,  wagonmaker 

Searl  L  T,  livery  stable  and  feed  yard 


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Silvera  ft  Morton,  barbera 

SIMPSON  OUYES.  proprietor   The 

European  liotel 
Small  Mrs  J  E,    millinery    and   fancy 

goods 
Sommer  E,  mfr  and  dealer  in  lumber 

and  propr  Clipper  Saw-mill 
Southern  Hotel,  Kurtz  &,  Evans  proprs 
Spangler  &  Cavihgton  ;C  Spangler  and 

Chas  Cavington),  proprs  New  York 

Bakery 
STARKE  Ai  proprietor  Starke's  Hotel 
Starke  A  H  Jr,  saloon 
STARKE'S  HOTEL,   A  Starke  pro- 
prietor 
Sturgess  D  B,  count)'  supt  of  schools 
Suhr  F  C,  drugs,  books  and  stationery 
Talbott  &  Harris  (L  VV  Talbott  and  B  B 

Harris),  attorneys-at-law 
Talbot  B,  saloon 
TAYLOR  H  W  (Hudson  &  Taylor), 

lumber 
Thompson  A,  physician  and  surgeon 
Tipton  L,  meat  market 
Topp  T  M,  county  surveyor 
Towne'&  Waldrip  (F  M  Towne  and  Jas 

Waldrip),  druggists 


Trask  RE,  fruit,  confectionery,  etc 
TURNER  ROBERT,  boots  and  shoes, 

bootmaker  and  sewing  machine  agent 
Vale  W  A,  photographer,  pianos  and 

organs  and  insurance  agent 
Valentine  &  Noyes  (N*  D  Valentine  and 

J   A  Noyes),   hardware,   stoves  and 

tinware 
Van  Dorin  L,  carriage  and  wagonmaker 
WATERS  BYRON,    president    Far- 

mers'  Excliange  Bank 
White  J  C,  mining 
White  W  D,  commission  and  grain 
Whitlock  A,  dentist 
Whitlock  0,  blacksmith  and  wagonma- 
ker 
Wiggins  W  R,  groceries 
Willis  Henry  M.  attorney-at-law 
WILSON  WARREN,  proi^rietor  "San 

Bernardino  Index" 
Winkler  August,  salmon  and  soda  fact'y 
Wise  A  B,  livery  and  feed  stable 
Wixon  D  L,  town  marshal 
WORTHINGTON  J  C,    house,    sign 

and  carriage  painter 
Wozencraf 1 0  M,  physician 
Yager  Hardin,  county  treasurer 


PRESTON  A  GROPLEY^ 

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Buggies  and  Saddle  Horses  Furnished  on  Reasonable  Terms 

GRAIN  AND  BALED  HAY  FOR  SALE. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO. 

San  Francisco  County. 

Afflerbach  Kev  C  A,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 
/  irensberg  Wm  N,  saloon,  116  4th 
Aikens  Wm,  liquors,  846  Howard 
Alexander  M  N.  grocer,  944  Harrison 
Anderson  Rev  T  H  B,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist). California 
An^hibald  John,  surveyor  S  P  S  Union, 

632  California 
Ashworth    Thomas,    supervisor.     New 

City  Hall 
Ayer  J  Y,  carpenter,  724  17th 
Bach  Charles  (Bach  &  Lux),  513  Sacra- 
mento 
Bach  ft  Lux  (Charles  Bach  and  Frank 
A  Lux),  office  and  depot,  613  Sacra- 
mento 


Bailey  W  W,  mechanical  engineer,  329 

Pine 
Baldwin  B  (Fish,  Blum  &  Girvin),   327 

Pine 
Baletti  Peter,  liquors,  1506  Powell 

BARKER  L  proprietor  Decorative  Art 
Kooms,  316  Sutter 

Barnard  Frank  &  Co  (Prank  Barnard 
and  Henry  Voorman),  coal  dealers,609 
Battery 

Bartlett  Washington,  mayor.  New  City 
Hall 

Basford  R  X,  druggist,  SS  cor  Bush 
and  Fillmore 

Beatty  Rev  G  W,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist), 27th  St  Church 

Behrmann  J  H,  wood  and  coal,  1810 
Howard 

Bergin  M  W,  grooaries  /NW  cor  Harri- 
son and  Ritch 


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1484      Towns  Received  Too  Late  for  Regular  Insertion. 


Beth  A,  propr  Post  Keller,  SE  oor  Post 
and  Kearny 

BIOELOW  ft  MOEBIS  (C  L  Biselow 

and  W  B  Morris),  proprietors  West- 
ern Iron  Works,  manufacturers 
wronght-iron  girders,  crest  railings, 
finials,  fences,  iron  roofs,  etc,  ^3 
Mission  and  103  Fremont 
Bird'  Robert  S,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

912  Powell 
Blakelv   C,  groceries,  cor  Powell   and 

California  ave 
Blum  S  (Fish,  Blum  &  Girviu),327  Pine 
Brady  James,  liquors,  821  Market 
Brakman  Fred,  liquors,  cor  Ann    and 

Stevenson 
Branch  Jail,  cor  Francisco  and  Stockton 
Brand   Ernest,    school   director,    New 

Citv  Hall 
Brander  Geo  L,   vice-pres  The  Nevada 
Bank  of  Saa  Francisco,  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Pine 
Brav  Mrs  M,  bakery,  731^  O'Fairell 
Bridges  Lyman,  chief  enginter  S  F  and 

0  S  R  K  and  O  C  R  K,  702  Market 
Broadbent  &  Parker  (Chas  W  Broad- 
bent  and  Chas  Parker),  real  estate  and 
general  business  agts,  1000^  Market 

BRODEBSEN  J  L  N  ft  CO,   music, 

139  Post 
Broecker  Frank,  cigars  and  tobacco,  237 

5th 
Brown  C  &  Co,  livery  stable,  113  O'Far- 

rell 
Brown    John  H,    meat   market,    1552 

Howard 

BROWN  ft  HETZNER  (W  S  Brown 

and    Wm    Metzner),    manufacturers' 

agents,  cloaks  and  suits,  549  Market 

Brown  R  W,  butcher,  5th  nr  R   R  ave 

BROWN  W  S  (Brown  St  Metzner), 

549  Market 
BRUCE  ALBERT,  wines  and  liquors. 

Baker  bet  Beach  and  Jefferson 
Brunig  Christian,  liquors,  49  Stevenson 
Bruiis  F  F,   liquors,  1201  Market 

BRUNS  BXNRT  F,  >S  F  Stock  Brew- 
ery, cor  Powell  and  Francisco 
Bryan  W  J,  recorder.  New  City  Hall 
Bullier  J  F,  hairdresser,  1916  Market 
Burkes    W  J,    liquors,     junc    Gougb, 

Haight  and  Market 
Burling    Mrs     £,    lodging-house,    737 

Market 
Burnham  G  M,  wood  and  coal,  hay  and 

grain  and  lum1)er,  1518  Market 
Burton  C  U,  supervisor.  New  City  Hall 
Bush  C  W,  paperhanger,  202  Powell 
Cahalin  John,  school  director.  New  City 

Hall 
Caldwell  Theo  C,  confectionery,  605  Post 
California  Glass  Works,  Wm  B  Lake 
mgr,  240  Montgomery 


Carle  &  Luce,  dairy  produce,  10  Cali- 
fornia Market    - 

CASPER  SAMUEL  hair  and  fancy 
goods,  583  Market 

CHICAOO,  ROCK  ISLAND  AND 
PACIFIC  RAILWAY.  Clinton 
Jones  general  agent,  36  Montgomery 

Children's  Day  Home,  Sister  Mary 
Dolores  Superioress.  1413  Powell 

Clarey  Thos,  lodging-house,  1024  How- 
ard ]^J2 

Cleveland  C  D,  school  director.  New 
City  Hall 

Clougn  F  M,  judge  superior  court.  Old 
City  Hall 

Coffey  James  V,  judge  superior  court, 
Old  City  Hall 

COOHILL  ft  SIMON  (J  0  Simon  and 
T  B  Coghiil),  wholesale  grocers,  205 
and  207  Market  (moved  from  313 
Front) 

COLE  F  W»  attomey-at-law,  room  17 
329  Pine 

Conklin  F,  school  director,  New  City 
Hall 

CONNOLLY  EDWARD,  liqdors,  14 

Leidesdorff 

Connolly  Patrick,  sheriff.  Old  City  Hall 

Coughlan  Mrs  J,  milliner,  919  Market 

Counter  C  £,  paints  and  oils,  1826  Mar- 
ket 

Craig  Wm.  attorney  and  co  nsellor-at- 
law.  New  City  Hall 

Crary  Rev  B  F,  clergyman  Hayes  Val- 
ley Church  (Methodist)  and  editor 
"Cal  Christian  Advocate" 

CRUSSEAU  P  C.  attorney-at-Iaw, 
606  Merchant 

Cullan  Thos,  liquors,  NW^  cor  Ellis  and 
Devisadero 

Cummings  John,  liquors,  209  Stevenson 

Cutter  Timothy,  livery  stable,  113 
O'Farrell 

Danielwitz  I,  school  director.  New  City 
Hall 

DeWitt  &  Harri4,(Mortimer  De  Wittand 
Wm  F  Harris),  grocers,  1073  Howard 

DEWITT  MORTIMER  (De  Witt& 

Harris),  1073  Howard 
DOTTA  AUGUST  (Dotta  ft  QnglieU 
metti),  12  Ellis 

DOTTA  ft  OUOUELMETTI  (Aug- 
ust Dotta  and  Frank  8  Guglielmetti), 
proprit'tors  Fransheny  Restaurant,  12 
Ellis 

Dragc  J  (Drager  ft  Diederichson),  608 
and  610  6th 

Duanwald  C  F,  cigarmaker,  1320^  How- 
ard 

Dumontelle  E,  marble  works,  968  Bry- 
ant 

Dunne  Jos  J,  justice  of  peace.  Old  City 
Hall 

Dusenberg  Bros,  gen  mdse,  109  Battery 


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Earl  Edwin  T,  fruit  packer  and  shipper. 
36  Cal 

Eaton  J  M,  aohool  director,  New  City 
Uall 

Ebbinghauaen  Henry,  retail  groceries 
and  liquors,  NW  cor  Polk  and  Hayes 
and  8E  cor  Howard  and  3d 

Edgar  W  E,  auditor,  New  Citv  Hall 

Empey  Charles,  sausages,  10^  Steven- 
son 

EsdorH  J,  groceries,  1000  Hyde 

Eureka  Concentrator  Mill  and  Mining 
Supplies,   10  Stevenson 

Farrell  Rev  A,  clergyman  Swedish  Mis- 
sion (Methodist) 

Featherstun  Rev  F  M,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist) 

Fish  Mrs  E  N,  dressmaker,  1120  How- 
ard 

Fitzummons  Chas,  fruits,  NE  cor  Ellis 
and  Larkin 

Fivey  W  F,  liquors,  NW  cor  Bay  and 
Hyde 

Foard  J  M,  school  director.  New  City 
Hall 

Frahm  H  F,  Golden  Gate  swimming 
baths,  foot  of  Hyde 

FBANSHENT  BEST  ATJBANT, 

Frank  S  Guglielmetti  &  Co,  proprio- 
tors,  12  Ellis 

Freund  ft  Morgan,  cigarmakers,  763^ 
Bryant 

Gardner  Mrs,  propr  Womans'  Temper- 
ance Coffee  Rooms,  234  Sutter 

Geelatley  Jas  R,  news  agent,  cor  4th 
and  Stevenson 

Gehrat  C,  hotel,  118  and  120  Ellis 

Getz  Bros  tt  Co,  wholesale  grocers,  209 
Market  (moved  from  201  Front) 

OIBB  JAMES,  liquors,  617  Merchant 

Gibson  Rev  Otis,  clergyman  (Metho- 
dist) 

Gilson  Edward,  justice  of  peace.  Old 
City  Hall 

Gober  Rev  W  R,  clerrryman  Powell 
Street  Church  (Methodist) 

OONZAIES  MBS  J  S,  dressmaker, 
909  Clay 

Grady  John  H,  tax  collector.  New  City 
H<dl 

Griffin  John  D,  supervisor,  New  City  Hall 

OVOIIELMETTI FBANK  S  (Dotta 

k  Guglielmetti),  12  Ellis 
Hastings  Robt  P,  school  director.  New 

City  Hall 
Hazen  Rev  £  A,  clergyman  Kentucky 

St  Church  (Methodist) 
Hellwig  Christian,    tanner,    26th    Let 

Howard  and  Capp 
HICKl^T  ANNIE,  bakery,  1524  Du- 

pont 
HiNDELS  H,   boots  and  t^hoes,  340 

Kearney 
Hofiinann  Geo,  liquors,  2698  Howard 


Hoelscher  &  Co  (Anton  Hoelscher  and 
George  Scharetz),  propr  South  S  F 
Brewery,  cor  14th  and  Railroad    ave 

Holtz  Louis,  assessor.  New  City  Hall 

JACOBS  (XJNCLE)  A,general  merchan- 
dise. 613  Pacific 
Jameti  J  G,  supervisor.  New  City  Hall 
Jewell  Rev  T  F,  clergyman  Howard  St 
Church  (Methodist) 

JONES  CLINTON,  agt  Chicago,  Rock 
Island  &  Pacific  Railway,  30  Mont- 
gomery 

Eeegan  Mary,  bakery,  135  Hayes 

Lawler  James,  police  judge.  Old  City 
Hall 

LAWTON  W  D  (W  D  Lawton  &  Co), 
608  Market  and  9  Pofit 

lAWTON  W  D  &  CO  (W  D  Lawton 
and  E  E  Thompson),  shirt  manufac- 
turers, 608  Market  ard  9  Post 

Lewes  J  D,  supervisor.  New  City  Hall 

LZENSMAN  J  H,  liquors,  631  Davis 

Livingston  Mark,  coroner 

Lowney  Timothy  J,  supt  public  streets. 

New  City  Hall 
Maguire  James  G,  judge  superior  court, 

Old  City  Hall 

MoLEAN  D,  professor  of  obstetrics 
and  gynaecology  and  Dean  of  Califor- 
nia Medical  College,  324  £  utter 

Meicher  J  A,  school  director,  i\^ew  City 
Hall 

Metzner  Wm  (Brown  &  Metzner) 

Mo  Pac  Ry  &  Leased  Lines,  H  B  Smith 
Jr  Pac  Coast  Pass  agt,  116  Mont- 
gomery 

Mulder  A  J,  supt  common  schools,' New 
City  Hall 

Parker  Chas,  propr  The  Parker  (lodg- 
ings), 1122  Market  and  19  Turk 

Parker  (The),  Chas  Parker  propr,  lodg- 
ing-house, 1 122  Market  and  19  Turk 

Pennie  J  C,  justice  of  peace.  Old  City 
Hall 

Plomteaux  H  J,  dentist,  NW  cor  Greary 
and  Dupont 

Pond  E  B,  supervisor.  New  City  Hall 

Quackenbush  Thos  M,  carpenter,  511 
Jackson 

Ranken  Herman,  supervisor,  New  City 
Hall 

BEEVES  M  A,  hair  tonic 

Reichenbach  J  J,  supervisor,  New  City 
Hall 

Reis  Christian,  treasurer,  New  City 
Hall 

BICHABDSON  W  G>  agent  Graham 
Paper  Co,  205  Leidesdorff 

Roach  Philip  A,  public  administrator 

Roizers  Geo  H,  purveyor,  New  City 
Hall 

Rogers  Lee  O,  school  director,  New 
City  Hall 


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mSliOILF  0  ft  CO  (O  Rndolf),  mann- 

facturera  and  dealers  in  pianos,  107 

Stockton  

SELUNOER  MBS  ANNA,  liquors, 

615  Pacific, 
Sesnon  Wm  T,  county  clerk,  New  City 

Hall 
Shirley  John,    supervisor,    New  City 

Hall 
SILVE&fTRI  ft   CO.    fish   wholesale, 

517  Merchant 
Siminons  Eev  J  C,  clergyman  St  Paul's 

(Methodist) 
Sinex  Rev  !>  H.   clpr^yman  Push  Street 

Church  (Methodist) 
Smith  H  B  Jr.  Pacific  Coast  passenger 

ajft  for  Mo  Pac  Ry  and  leased  lines, 

116  Montgomery 
Smith  J  Henley,   supervisor.  New  City 

Hall 
Stetnbach  Rev  R,   clergyman   (Metho- 
dist), Folsom 
Strother  Fleet  F,  supervisor,  New  City 

Hall 
Sullivan  .Ter  D,  district  attorney.   New 

City  Hall 
EnUivan  John  D,  supervisor.  New  City 

Hall 
Sullivan  J  J,  tailor,  303  Washington 
Thompson  E  E,  W  D  Law^n  &  Co,  608 

Market  and  !)  Post 
Toohey  D  J,  judge  superior  cou^t.  New 

City  Hall 
Travera  Cha«  E,   school  director,   New 

City  Hall 
Wehb  H  Watson,  police  judge,  Old  City 

Hall 
Weil  Raphael,  school  director.  New  City 

Hall 
Wifften  Rev  C  J,  clergyman  Swedish 

Mission  (Methodist) 
Wolff  Chas  A,  justice  of  the  peace.  Old 

City  Hall  ; 

Young  Geo,  justice  of  the'  peace*  Old 
City  Hall 


SANTA  ANA. 

Los  Angeles  County. 

Abbott   8c  Hinom,    proprs  Sai.ta  Ana 

Flouring-Mill 
Bail<>y  J  O,  physician  and  surgeon 
Bartlett  W  S,  cashier  Commercial  Bank 

of  Santa  Ana 
Bnndy  ft  McFadden,  hardware,  tinware, 

etc 
Casida  Brothers  (B  F  and  H  Cssida), 

Temple  Hall  and  Saloon 
Chandler  Ira,  groceries  and  provisions, 

notions,  boots  and  shoes 
OLATTON  W  0.  harness  and  Baddlei7 
Clayton  W  T,  carriage  and  sign  painting 
Collier  ft  Haddox,  groceries 
Cohn  J,  gen  mdse 


Commercial  Bank  of  Santa  Ana,  D  Hal- 

laday  pres,  W  S  Bartlett  cashier 
Dibble  R  H,  hardware,   stoves,  ranges, 

tinware  and  plumbing 
Dunoanson  £  E,  gen  mdse 
Edward  W  R,  druggist 
Faulkner  ft  Cummins,  meat  market 
Felton  L  J,  livery  stable 
Ford  J  T,  watchmaker 
Foster  Adam,  barber  and  baths 
Fraser  Thos,  bootmaker 
Freeman  Geo  E,  justice  of  the  })eace, 

real  estate,  ins  agt  and  notary  public 
Free  Reading  Room 
FRENCH  C  E.  postmaster 
Garusey  James  L,  brick  mfr 
Garnsey  ft    Kirkpatrick    (J  Garnsey), 

millinery  goods  and  dressmaking 
Gildmacher  L,  gen  mdse 
Goldsmith  Bros,  gen  mdse 
Greenleaf  E  F,  physician  and  surgeon 
GRIFFITH  0  S.  meat  market 
Halla>'ay  D,  pres  Commercial   Bank  of 

Santa  Ana 
Harlin  T  J,  gen  mdse 
HARRIS  T  S>    editor    and  publisher 

"Weekly  Standard" 
Haskell  ft  Raines,  saloon 
Haywood  J  S  ftCo,  staves  and  tinware 
Hickey  ft  Smithwick,  livery  stable 

HOIXINOSWORTH  H  T.  watches 

and  jev/elry 
Holzgrafe  F,  carriage  and  wagon  mfr 
Humphreys  C  W,  justice  of  the  peace, 

notary    public,    real   estate  and  ins 

agt 
Humphreys  Frank,  stationery  and  news 

depot 
Jessen  Henry  blacksmith 
Kiacaid  Jas  A,  ft  Co  (Jas  A  Kincaid  and 

Remi  Oliver),  groceries,  cr  >ukery  and 

paints  and  ag  s  W  U  Tel  Co 
Layman  J  W,  propr  Santa  Ana  Hotel 
Magoon  Mra  A  E,  millinery  and  dress. 

making 
Magoon  H  K,  boots  and  shoes  and  fur 

nishing  goods 
Melchert  Augu')8  bootmaker 
Mosher  C  A,  druggis  and  insurance  agt 
Neill  H,  livery  stable 
Newman  H  A,  harnessand  saddlery 
NICHOLS    ft  WHITE  (Ira   Nichols 

and  H  H  White),  furniture,  bedding 

and  undertaking 
Parrish  Mrs  M  J,  dressmaking 
Paul  J  R,  undertaker,  furniture,  bed- 
ding, etc 
Paviach  Bros,  Santa  Ana  Chop  House 
Philips  J  0,  general  merchandise 
Powell  Sherman,    musical  instrummta 

and  musi 
Randle  W  C,  fruit,  candy,  cigars  and 

tobacco 
Render  ft  Goldkofer,  saloon 


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Reynenon  Jacob,  blacksmith 

Rowe  B  N,  books,  stationery,  notions 
and  news  depot 

Rubottom  — ,  watches  aud  jewelry 

Sackman  John,  blacksmith  and  horse- 
shoer 

Salisbury  B  J,  real  estate 

"SANTA  ANA  HERALD"  (weekly). 
A  Woite  editor  and  publisher 

Santa  Ana  Hotel,  J  W  Lsyman  propr 

Schirm  George,  bakery  and  confection- 
ery 

Siegel  H,  general  merchandise 

Snyder  &  firockett  (A  Snyder  ai  d  H 
Brockett),  ueneral  merchivndise 

Souther  Asa,  bootmaker 
lurgeon  Bros  (W  d.  and  G  Spurgeon), 
general  mercha?  Jise  and  ngts  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co 


I  Stewart  J  P,  hairdresser 

'  Thompson  J.  guns,  pistols,  etc 

I  TUCKER  W  A;  saloon 

{ Turner  E,  groceries,  tobacco  and  cigars 

ULIHANN  &  MILLER  (A  UUmann 

and  C  Miller),  saloon 
VAWTER  E  J,  blacksmith  and  wag- 

onmaker 
WAITE  A>  editor  and  publisher  "Santa 

An.i  Hera  d" 
Walker  Jacob  H,  saloon 

'"WEEXLY  STANDARD."  T  S  Har- 

ris  editor  and  publisher 
Wheeler  &  Mellette,  paint  shop 
Woods  &  Dickson  (H  S  Woods  and  A  A 

Dickson),  house  and  sign  painters 
Young  J  E,  dentist 


NEW  BUGGIES,  CARRIAGES,  and  THE  BEST  OF  HORSES. 

liiuKle  and  l>onble  Tornonts  and  Saddle  Animals 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 
HORSES  BOARDED  by  thp  clay,  week  or  month .  TERMS  REASONABLE. 


TAMARACK  FLAT. 

Post-office  Yosemite  Valley;   11   miles 
Iruin  Yosemite. 

Woods  David,  hotel 


TUOLUMXiE  BRIDGE. 

Post-office  Modesto. 

ARMITAOE  E.  watchman  Tuolumne 

bridge 
En^elhart  Ira,  telegraph  agt 
Hill  A  M,  forwarder  and  commission 

merchant 
Larez  John  0,  section  fireman  R  R 
Porter  W  N,  R  R  agt 
Raymond  Miss  Jennie,  operator  W  U 

Tel 
Swain  C  F,  assistant  R  R  agt 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Warrington  Rev  T  M,  clergyman  (Meth- 
odist), Austin,  Sonoma  Co 


Meriill  C  S,  telegraph  operator  and  no- 
tary public,  Berkeley,  Alameda  Co 

Wright  Jonathan  G,  bakery,  Berkeley, 
Alameda  Co 

Ralls    L  L,    justice  of   peace,  Bieber, 
Lassen  Co 

Egan  Richasd,  supervisor,    Capistrano, 
Los  Angeles  Co 

Marx  Chas,  gunsmith,  Dougherty,  Tu- 
lare Co 

Cooper  W  F,  supervisor,   Downey,  Los 
Angeles  Co 

Wiguin  G,  planing-mill.  El  Dorado,  El 
Dorado  Co 

Ormsby  E,   notary  public,     Fairview, 
San  Die^o  Co 

CARLOCK  H  M,  general  merchandise. 
Fort  Jones,  Siskiyou  Co 

Penman   W    W,   hotel,   Independence, 

Lake  Co 
'Cole  D  T,  planing-mill,  Mountain  House, 
Sierra  Co 

Baxmann  Louis,   hotel,   Timber  Cove, 
Sonoma  Co 

Speck  John,  blacksmith.  Timber  Cove, 
Sonoma  Co 

Lyourgus  John,  hotel,  Tocaloma 


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CaltTiru  Wiiklj  ClUiin 

PUBUSHED  AT  SAN  ANDREAS,  CAL., 

Every  Saturday  morning:  by 

O.  B,  BBAIi,  Sdltor  and  Proprietor 

subscription  price.     .    •    -    { ^m^a.'?:?? 
Advertisements  inserted  at  reasonable  rates. 


Tite  CITIZEN  is  the  County  OmoiAii  Papbr 
of  Calaveras  County. 

Feb.  27, 1881,  the  Calaveras  Advertiser  was 
consolidated  with  the  Citizen,  and  both  papers 
now  appear  under  the  name  of  the    • 

CALAVERAS  WEEKLY  CITIZEN. 


S.  L.  QUIMBT, 

ISilUnrST.,  -  LOS  A^'OELES. 


■  MS  m  ugis. 

MIXED    DRINKS 

A  SPECIALTY. 

Mariposa  Weeklj  Herald, 

Published  at 
Mariposa,   Mariposa  Co.,  Val., 

Democratic.    24x36.    Friday  Morning. 


The  admitted  leader  of    Local   and    Mining 
interests  of  Mariposa  County. 

Office  :  Adam  Vullc's  New  Building, 
Balllon  Street,       Near  the  Court  House. 

All  orders  and  communications  should  be  ad- 
dressed to  T.  J.  MOI»«lfilON, 

Editor  "  Mariposa  Herald," 
Mariposa,  Mariposa  Co. ,  Cal. 


OR^ECiOIV, 


CENTRE  BEND. 

DonoLAS  County.  Post-office  Elkton; 
4  miles  from  Elkton,  and  2  miles 
from  Kellog({.  It  takes  its  name 
from  the  bend  of  the  (Jmpqua  River 
at  this  place.  It  is  32  miles  from 
RoMburg,  22  miles  from  Oakl  md  and 
23  miles  from  Scottsburg,  near  the 
head  of  navigation.  There  ts  a  week- 
ly mail  from  Oakland  to  Elkton,  the 
mail  being  left  at  Langdon's  by  the 
carrier. 


LAHQDOH  A  0,  stoek  raiser  and 
a^ent  for  Osborne  Machine  Co 

Smith  John  L,  Trenton  ferryman  and 
farmer,  opp  Centre  Bend. 


FAIRVIEW. 

Marion  County. 

FLOUBINO-MILL.    Dr   J   O, 

W  C,  and  G  Q  Glenn  and  G  S  Per- 
shin  stockholders 
PEBSHIN   0   S.    secretary  flouring- 
mill  at  Fairview 


HAY  CREEK. 


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Wasco     County.      A    post-office, 
miles  north  of  Prineville. 

BALDWIN    D   M,   postmaster    and 
stock  raiser 


MARSHFIELD. 

Coos  County. 

BENNETT   BBOS,  editors  and 

prietors  "Coos  Bay  News" 
"COOS  BAT  NEWS."  Bennett  Bros, 

editors  and  proprietors 


pro- 


THE  COOS  BAY  NEWS. 

A  WEEKLY  DEMOCRATIC  PAPER 

DBVOTBD  TO  THS 

il/T£R£STS  OF  SOUTHERN  OBEGOII/. 


liargest  CIrcalation  of  any  Paper 
in  8oathera  Oresoa. 


Subscription  $2.50  per  year  in  advance. 


BEVNETT  BB08.,  Editors  ft  Proprietors. 

MARSHFIELD,  OREGON. 

MARSHLAND. 

Columbia  County.    A  post-office. 

Bryant  M  O,  farmer 
Bryant  Z  A,  farmer 
Bryant  Z  S,  clergyman 

GOLVIN  BBOS.  logging 

Dixon  G«o,  logging 
Elliott  WW,  logging 
Graham  C  M,  farmer  and  fishing 
Graham  Reuben,  fisher 
Graham  S  M,  farmer  and  fishing 
McGuire  J  M,  farmer 
Wallace  ft  Davy,  fishers 


PRISON  CELLS, 


Fences  and  Brldse  Work 
9W7  Main  BtreTt,  M.  F. 


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MOUNTAIN  DALE. 

WA8HIN3T0N  COUHTT. 

Dony  G  W,  carpenter 
Fowls  T  A,  carpenter  and  sawyer 
QUICK  D  0,  lumberman,  planing-mill 
and  postmaster 


QUINN. 

Columbia  Counts-.    A  post-office. 
QXmiN  JAMES>  postmaster 


!0]:*itiNli     Ooluiiil>ia.. 


ALERT  BAY. 

Vancouver  Island.  50  miles  from  Cape 

Scott. 
May  Wm,  farmer 
Huson  A  W,  cannery  propr 
Hall  A  J,  missionary  0  £ 
Kamano  Geo,  farmer 


BEAVER  HAR60R. 

Vancouver    Island.    Is   situated  30 
miles  south  from  Cape  Scott  on  V.  I. 

Hunt  Robert,  Indian  trader 
BLEEIKINSOP  OE0>  Indian  agent 


KIVATSINO  SOUND. 

Vancouver  Island.    30  miles  south  cf 
Cape  Scott. 

West  Vancouver  Commercial  Company 


NOOWETE. 

Vancouver    Island.     10   miles    from 
Cape  Scott. 

Fryou  Edw,  Indian  trader 


PORT  SIMPSON. 

Callaghan  .John,  cooperage 

HAIXKH 

Hudson  Bay  Co,  general  merchandise 
Offutt  M  H,  trading  post 
Williscraft  Geo,  lumberman 


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NORTH  OGDEN. 

Weber  County.  A  post-office,  located 
near  Ogden,  in  a  tliriving  and  prosper- 
ous agricultural  district.  The  town 
is  well  supplied  with  excellent  water 
by  several  mountain  streams,  and  has 
four  district  schools,  all  well  attended, 
thus  showing  that  an  appreci-  tion  of 
educational  matters  is  widdi>  felt, 
and  that  the  advantages  of  social  and 
moral  standing  are  conducive  to  good 
government  and  happiness. 

Barker  Henry,  nurseryman 

Barker  James,  nurseryman 

Barnett  Geo,  nurseryman 

Brown  Thos,  furniture  and  carpentier 

Campbell  Sol,  wagonmaker 

Cazier  Benjamin,  peddler 

Chadwick  Abraham,  nurseryman 

Dean  Geo,  school  teacher 

Dudman  Frank,  peddler 

Ellis  Edmund,  butcher 

Ellis  Fred  W,  painter 

F  rrin  Jacob,  machinist 

Garner  David,  saw-mill 

Godfrey  James,  butcher 

Johnson  James,  assistant  postmaster 

Jones  Richard,  painter 

Kipp  Joseph,  carpenter 

Maycock  Amos,  bishop 

Norris  Thos,  bricklayer 

Norvil  George,  physician 

Rese  H,  carpenter 

Rose  Geo,  school  teacher 

Shaw  John,  capitalist 

Spears  Hen-y,  ooots  and  shoes 

Stevens  Sidney,  dry  goods,  groceries, 
clothing,   furnishing  goods,   etc 

Thornton  Thos,  shoemaker 

Thomson  Thos,  shoemaker 

Vanderhoof  J,  blacksmith 

Wade  E  W,  carpenter 

Waldron  Lorenzo,  school  teacher 

Walker  W,  carpenter 

Wharton  T,  boots  and  shoes 

Williams  Ezra,  physician 

Williams  Geo,  mason 

Williamson  C  C,  wagonnaaker 


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IJemaHnt  ntper  in  Centrui  Arimona. 

The   Herald  Job   Printing   Office 

Is  replete  with  new  stock  and  material,  and  is  now  prepared  to  tu.n  out,  in  the 

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HOR8E-POWBR8. 

8uec»uor$  to  i¥.  I.  TUSTOH, 

MannfiMtqren  and  Patentees  of  the 
Wmmtmty  Mid  omee,  tl  BBAIiB  MT. 

im>T«a  Mlf-raguteticjr  Windmill, 


Tants  j^'d.^'  PQipiii£  lacUnery. 

bet.  Market  and  Miwion,  Wmm  Vrsaelsff*. 


Kr«Kh'a  Pateat,  lateet,lm 

■alf-reyuUtic/  Windmill, 

and  flnt  premium  Honw-Power, 


(or  all  purpoMS,  such  as  pumping 
twater,  chopping  feed,  ohuming, 
fsawlng  wood,  running  nucliinerjr 
for  manufkoturing,  mechanical  or 
other  purpose*. 

Our  lateat  improved  aelf-regu- 
teting  WUidmiU  waa  pAt«nii»d 
March  15, 1881,  ia  warranted  to  be 
the  best  wind  machine  ever  in- 
vented, very  simple  in  construc- 
tion, strung  and  durable,  will 
pump  more  water  than  any  wind- 
mill now  in  use,  and  once  put  up 
they  require  no  attention  what- 
ever except  oUlng.  They  are 
built  to  withstand  and  adapt 
themselves  to  the  fury  of  the  gale, 
as  well  as  to  light  breezes,  and  to 
work  steadily  without  kxpbnsi. 

Our  Horse-Powers  are  complete 
in  every  detail,  and  possess  every! 
improvement  and  advantage  that 
can  be  combined  in  suchmaohines. 

Thoy  are  provided  with  air-tight,  dust-proof,  sf If-oiling  jour- 
nals. Two  men  can  take  either  of  them  apart  and  put  them 
together  with  ease. 

TanhmfFutnpmf  IMpea,  thtUey,  aha/Mnff,S>«m 

Furnished  to  order. 

The  I>alry  Oaeen,  designed  especially  for  use  of  dairymen.    The  Eellpse  for  1 
Horae.   The  Eeoaoaiy ,  n»r  1  or  H  horaea^  The  Monitor,  ftor  1  or  4  horaea, 

KONOMY  OP  WORK  TOR  OKB  OB  TWO  H0R8I8. 

Dairy  Queen  for  use  of  Dairymen. 


BCLIPHE,  FOB  ONB  HOB8B. 


MONITOB,  FOB  OMB,  TWO  OB  FOVB  HOBSBIi 


acripttVe  CIrealar  and  Price  Uat  aent^flree  ••■  Applleatlon. 


INIACONDBAT  4ft  CO. 


MERCHX^N^TS. 


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EOEBlBtB  CMilllFAGME. 

We  are  the  only  firm  thft  receives  Roederei*  Champagne  direct  from  Mr.'Loais 
Roederer,  of  Rheims,  Fraiic^  f  under  his  signature  and  consular  invoice,  and  to 
insure  obtaining  the  genuii^  wine,  s<.e  that  our  name  is  on  every  case  and  bottle. 

204  &.206  Sai)Bome  Street  San  Francisco.  Cal. 

.     JOS.  WAGNXSR  A  00., 

General  Mill  Furnishing  Depot, 

t05  and  107  wfeslON  STREET,'  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


