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3 Sizes-with capacity of § of a ton to 6 tons per hour. 5 pans, 4 wire bridge quicksilver boxes and 3 hanging plates, all heavily silver- plated.
Saves your flour, gold, and quicksilver. Takes only one-fifth of the water used in sluice for same amount of material. Many are now in use with best of satisfaction.
Took Ist premium and Medal at Mechanic's Fair, San Francisco, Cal. Send for Circular. Address,
E. F. RUSSELL & CO., San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
San Francisco. 35
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST
Narrow Guage line from San Francisco to Santa Cruz, via Alameda, San Jose, and Los Gatos, passes through Alameda, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz Counties. Although it is a narrow guage, the rails are of heavy H pattern. The road-bed, bridges, steam ferry-boats (on the San Francisco end) and all buildings are of the most permanent character. Great praise is due the company for this enterprise. They have surmounted many difficulties, at an enormous cost, in making a route through the formidable Santa Cruz Mountains, which have seemed to defy rail- road construction heretofore. No less than seven tunnels-bored through rock, sometimes as hard as adamant, and aggregating three and one-lialf iniles in length-were found necessary in the last twenty miles. The indefatigable pro- jectors are to be congratulated on the success of their scheine, for it is, with a few exceptions, the greatest work of the kind in America. The scenery along the route from bay to bay is a series of agreeable and picturesque surprises, and the solidity of its construction insures safety, speed, and comfort to travelers.
SANTA MARIA AND SAN LUIS OBISPO,
Eleven miles in length, running from San Luis Obispo to Port Harford, the coast landing connecting with steamer each way cvery five days.
SANTA CRUZ RAILROAD,
A short line of twenty miles from Pajaro to Santa Crux-a most picturesque line skirting the beautiful Monterey Bay. It is now incorporated with the Northern Division of the Southern Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO. (CLASSIFIED )
See, also, List Received too Late for Regular Insertion.
To the classified lists of business embraced under this head we have devoted a large portion of our attention. After making a thorough canvass of this great metropolis, visiting each and all places of business, and taking notes of the prin- cipal articles dealt in and business done in each (no easy task when it is consid- ered that there are over 12,000 individuals and firms doing business) we have made a compilation by which may be seen at a glance all those dealing in certain lines and practicing in certain professions, in alphabetical lists.
This convenient arrangement will, we hope, meet with its proper appreciation in the interior towns where the book is used.
The growth of San Francisco, and her rapid strides in commercial importance, have excited the wonder of the civilized world. Thirty-two years ago, only, the present site of this handsomely-built eity was a barren waste, a fact that would be doubted were it not known by thousands who are still comparatively young. She has risen to the rank of first-class among American cities in a few short years.
It will not appear strange, however, to those who are acquainted with the ad- vantages which she has always enjoyed, that she should so advance. She is eligibly situated as the western outlet and entrepot of the United States, and is the market and depot for all the prolific States and Territories of the Pacific Coast, which tract comprises nearly one-third of the Union. Her prospective position as the second city of the United States is well supported by the argument which a steady, uninterrupted flow of emigration offers. Every additional mile of rail- road track laid, either as a trunk line or a feeder to it, in the direction of the Pacific, will add glory to this promising young metropolis. The matter of home manufactories is just now being seriously agitated by those having the interests of the coast at heart, with important substantial results. Factories must spring
CHAS, R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. --
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO ..
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
up for the manufacture of home products, and then will the much bruited ques-
CLASSIFIED.
tion, "Why does not the Pacific Coast partake of some of the prosperity enjoyed
by the East ?" be answered. Houses more numerous than those already here
must be opened to accommodate the increasing trade, and other institutions so
essential to a great city must speedily follow.
San Francisco.
AGR
San Francisco possesses every convenience and comfort usually enjoyed by the
greatest cities. Her streets are all brilliantly illuminated by gas and electric
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ABA
light, and traversed by innumerable street railroads, running in every conceivable
direction, which run also with great velocity over steep hills by means of the
much-prized wire cable system. Her places of amusement, schools, churches,
newspapers, banks, and other institutions, are all of the first order. Among her
hotels, which are unsurpassed for elegance and magnitude, as a whole, she boasts
of the largest caravansary in the world, erected and equipped at a cost of $8,000,-
000. Her parks, with one exception, are small but handsome, and appropriately
located. The Golden Gate Park, reclaimed from the sand-hills at an enormous
expenditure, is four miles in length, and possesses a conservatory rich with exot-
ics and rare plants, as well as a system of serpentine drives that are always in
perfect condition.
A retrospective glance at the advance of our beautiful Bay City will reveal to
us a picture of her as she may be expected to appear in the near future.
ABALONE SHELL JEWELRY.
AGENTS.
319 Market Street, San Francisco.
ESPERSON H & CO (mfrs), 634 Mont
Jackson R W,
614 Market
(See Advertising, Real Estate, News,
Manufacturers', Publishers' and Pur-
ACADEMIES OF LANGUAGE.
chasing Agents.)
Beregrot John,
613 Stockton
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS.
Brechtel Wm F,
533 Geary
DuCastel E,
324 O'Farrell
Filippe T B, SW cor Bush and Kearny
Knoflach Augustine,
228 Post
(See also Hardware.)
Maurin Julius,
1221 Mission
Adriance J C,
ACCOUNTANTS.
37 Market
Ayers M,
258 Market
Ashdown A,
419 Cal
BAKER & HAMILTON,
Carter John T,
513 Cal
13 to 19 Front
PAGE T W,
318 Pine
Barnes N E,
31 Market
Bull Geo & Co,
31 Market
Pattee Solon,
507 Montgomery
DAVIS GEO A,
327 Market
Powell Thos, room 5 Chronicle building
Frank Bros,
319 and 321 Market
Samuels J L,
318 Pine
Van Brunt R N,
318 Pine
Gould S H,
Harris James & Co,
308 Mission
Hawley Davis N.
Watson C H,
302 Montgomery
37 Market
37 Market
WEGENER RICHARD,
414 Cal
Hawley Marcus C & Co,
301-309 Mkt
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
Jackson & Truman, cor 6th & Bluxome
Lighthall Harvester Co,
BROWN D
644 Market
429 Fourth, cor Silver
Burnham C F & Co,
13 Fremont
LINFORTH, RICE & CO,
323 and 325 Market
Lion Rake Mfg Co (M Ayers mgr),
258 Market
Crane C W,
318 Pine
DAKE E C,
65 Merchants' Exchange
Dumphy Thomas N & Co,
506 Coml
Fisher L P,
21 Merchants' Exchange
Osborne D M & Co
33 Market
Sherril Plow Co (W Jackson propr),
221 Perry
Hartman Eugene,
1149 Mission
Keyt & Co,
537 Commercial
WOODIN & LITTLE,
109 Pine
MacCORLEY A & CO,
306₺ Jessie (rear)
MERCANTILE ADVERTISING
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS.
CO (Geo W McPherson mgr),
Miller Don F,
608 Market
608 Market
LINFORTH, RICE & CO.
323 and 325 Market
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES, Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc .. etc. Address G. G. WICKSON,
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST
Has an Endless Variety of Rings, from Solid Gold to Costly Diamond Setting. 315 J Street, acramento.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
CLASSIFIED. ALE AND PORTER. 620 Washington Hillert F, San Francisco. Hochlozer H, 215 Sansome Ward Wm & Co, 509 Sacramento ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. ALE ART 37 Burnell & Turner, 519 Sacramento Hoffman & Curtiss, 52S California Huerne P, 126 Kearny Huerene Prosper, SE cor Sut and Kear Kenitzer & Rann, 601 California Jordan & Co, 751 Market Kidd John T, 2S New Montgomery Leighton, A V, 531 California AMUSEMENTS. LUEDERS FRED R, 7243 Market Adelphi Theater (Ned Buckley propr), Macy Henry C, Macy H C, 33 Kearny 607 California Marquis John, 110 Kearny BALDWIN THEATER, (T Ma- Mc Dougall B & Son, guire mgr), 39 Sutter 934 Market Meeker & Banks, 330 Pine Bella Union Theater, S03 Kearny Merwin E W, 126 Kearny Bush Street Theater (Chas E Locke Mitchel Harold D, 240 Montgomery 217 Sansom. propr), 323 Bush Moore William P, 330 Pine California Theater, Mooser Wm, 302 Montgomery Bush bet Kearny and Dupont Newsom John J, 39 Sutter Newsom Samuel & Joseph C, 504 Kear Emerson's Standard Theater Patton Wm, Pelton John C, Jr. 4113 California Chinese Theater (new), 623 Jackson Bush bet Montgomery and Kearny 330 Pine Grand Opera House, Percy & Hamilton, 31S Pine Mission bet 3d and 4th Pissis Albert, Grand Theater, 814 and 816 Washington PORTOIS P, Golden Gate Park, Geary 217 Sansome Schmidt P R, 519 Montgomery Humboldt Pavilion, cor Erie and Miss Schrof W, 103 Post Kreling Bros, Eddy near Market Seliropfer A, 61 Merchants Ex SMITH WMF, 32 O'Farrell Maynard Gymnasium, 232 Sutter Pacific Skating Rink, 855 Market Snyder A A, 318 Pine Palace Variety Theater, Swain Edward R, 17 Halleck SE cor Post and Dupont Townsend & Wineken, 6 Ealdy S F Microscopical Society, 120 Sutter Welsh T J, Schmitt & Stepp, 515 California Weston E .J, 302 Montgomery 724} Market S E cor Sutter and Kearny Winterhalter W, Wolfe & Son, Wright & Sanders, Zimmerman L, 330 Pine 418 California 240 Montgomery 27 and 29 Post Schnitzlein Theo (propr Germania Garden) Erie near Mission Vienna Garden, cor Stockton and Sutter Winter Garden, 305 and 307 Stockton Woodwards Gardens, ARTESIAN WELL PIPE. Mission bet 13th and 14th APOTHECARIES. GLADDING, McBEAN & CO, 1310 Market (See Druggists.) ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. ARCHITECTS. COOK MRS A O (natural flowers APPONGI CHAS E, chemically pres), 126 Kearny Babson & Seadler, Cotter Mrs. J E (Hower preserving), 126 Kearny 318 Pine 100 O'Farrell Babson Seth, 31S Pine Bayless W H, 106 Leidesdorff Dûcasse A S56 Mission Bestor H T, 652 Market GERRISH MRS M E, 127 Kearny Bordwell Geo, 515 California Schoubert Julia, Mission near 31st Bordwell Geo A, 318 Pine Held & Co, 624 Market Cleaveland Henry W, 507 Mont Seiallero Therese, 343 Kearny Clinch B J, 629 Kearny Curlett Wm, 330 Pine ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. Dickie Bros, (naval) 19 Steuart Beeman William 32 O'Farrell SPRING MENZO, Gaynor John P, 309 California : Geary Eisen T A, 330 Pine Geddes Charles 528 California ARTISTS. Geilfuss Henry, 33 Kearny Ballou Addie L, Godart Jules, 675 Mission 417 Mason Henrikson B E, Thurlow Block | Barker Isaac (decorative), 14 O'Farrell PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS : 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
CLASSIFIED. Bowles C M, 126 Kearny L. P. LATIMER, ARTIST Brookes Samuel M, 611 Clay Burr A (artist and engraver), 518 Sac Particular attention paid to San Francisco. ASS Campbell Wm G, 6 Eddy Cardenasso G, Geary nr Health Office INSTRUCTION AN PAINTING, 38 ART And Sketching from Nature in Pencil. Connor Mrs J L, 6 Eddy COOK MRS A 0, 126 Kearny Cook F A, Kearny near Pine Coulter W A, 515 California MRS. A. E. WILSON'S Currier Amos, 103 Dupont ARTIST STUDIO. Denny G J, 408 California Dickinson J Reed, 211 Sutter Douglass A H, 28 Geary Eastman Emily li, 11 Kearny Field T, Thorough instruction in Oil and Water Color, Pastelle and Crayon. 608 Market Also, PORTRAIT PAINTING. Freiligrath Mrs M E, 5123 Geary 263 Kearny Street, S. F. Graham B F, 408 California Hatch Mrs EC, 1017 Larkin ARTISTS' MATERIALS. HECHT JOS A, 115 Kearny Hopps Nellie, 728 Montgomery Hutchinson Mrs N W, 7243 Market Bass T J & Co, 27 Dupont Dall John H, 618 and 620 Clay Indig 1, S41 Mission S Turk Hueter Bros & Co, Irelan Mrs W, Jr, 126 Kearny FOSS OSCAR, Jones N W, 22 Geary SW cor Market and Second Keith Wmn, 216 Bush Morris & Kennedy, 19 and 21 Post Newman James, 202 Post Klarenmeyer S 27 Post SANBORN, VAIL & CO, 857 Market Kunath Oscar, 630 Bush Larsen J, 6 Eddy Snow & Co, 12 Post Kipps A K, 6 Eddy Lussier & Hill, 6 Eddy WHITTIER, FULLER & CO, LATIMER L P, 734 Montgom ry 21 and 23 Front Middleton Mrs 0 A, (portrait painter) 33 Kearny ASBESTOS GOODS. Moetti & Trezzini, 6 Eddy Morton S E, 202 Stockton HILL B S, 317 Mission Merrell I L, 314 Townsend Nahl H WA, 318 Kearny ASPHALTUM WORKS. Neil Mrs S F, 14 Geary Raschen H, 216 Bush (See Roofers.) Rising Adelaide, 240 Montgomery Robinson C I), 728 Montgomery ASSAYERS. Rockwell Miss E A, 103 Montgomery Rodiguez A C, 734 Montgomery Rouse C S, 6 Eddy Berton F & Co, 537 Clay Schafer Fred, 126 Kearny Bisbee, Williams & Co, 32 Merchants Ex BOOTH EDWARD, assayer and SCHOEFFT AUGUST, 120 Sutter chemist Schultz G, 519 Montgomery 110 Sutter California Metallurgical Sampling Searle Miss Eliza, 514 Leavenworth and Assaying Works, Shaw S W, 120 Sutter 43 Fremont DeGroot, Birge & Co, 331 Montgomery Falkman & Reese, 16 Safe Deposit Bldg Springer Mrs R C, 6 ('Farrell Griswold John E, 214 Sansome Smith Miss L, 10083 Market Stender H, 126 Kearny Hoffman Bros, Straus M, 319 California 415 Mission IRELAN WILLIAM, JR, TAVERNIER & STRONG, 47 and 49 Merchants Exchange 728 Montgomery JOHNSTON WM D, Tidball Scott, 11 Kearny 118 and 1 0 Halleck Tourmars PC, Kearny near California Kuh Leopold, 61] Commercial Tojetti D & E, 223 Leavenworth KUSTEL & CO, Whahn Wm, 240 Montgomery PRICE THOMAS, 524 Sacramento Whaley Miss M J, 23 Post 318 Pine Williams Miss P C, 126 Kearny Reichling F & Co, 404 Montgomery SELBY SMELTING & LEAD CO. WILSON MRS A E, 26₺ Kearny Yelland R D, ' 408 California PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS. ENGRAVERS ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. 416 Montgomery
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers. Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento; Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
ASS
San Francisco. ATT 39
CLASSIFIED.
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.
416 Montgomery St.,
SAN FRANCISCO. .
ASSAY OFFICE @ GOLD REFINERY ORES ASSAYED.
COLD BARS BOUGHT.
ASSAYERS' MATERIALS.
Caire Justinian, 521 Market
DEMPSTER & KEYS, 202 Market
TAYLOR JOHN & CO,
118 and 120 Market, 15 and 17 Cal
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIE- TIES.
AMERICAN EAGLE ASSOCIA-
TION OF U S, 123 California
American Tract Society, 757 Market Board of Engineers of the Pacific
Coast, 533 Kearny
Bohemian Club, 430 Pine
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society (J H Baker supt), 68 Clementina
British Benevolent Society of Cali-
fornia, 531 California
Builders Protective Association,
318 Pine
Cherbra Berith Shalmom, 22 O'Farrell Cigar Makers Association, 114 Dupont Ellosser Leo (Sec Hebrew Benev So- ciety), 414 Clay First Hebrew Ladies Mutual Benefit Association, 121 Eddy
French Building and Loan Associa- tion (E. Raas pres), 729 Mont
French Mutual Benevolent Society, 510 Jackson
Gas Consumers' Association (F W Ludorici sec), 202 Bush
Geographical Society of the Pacific (C Mitchel grand sec), 120 Sutter German General Benevolent Society, 535 California
Grocers Protective Union (M Lei- sen sec), 605 Clay Home Art Institute (Mrs H Hull), 211 Post
HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
(Spencer C Browne genl agt) 715 Clay LAFAYETTE GUARDS (H Bol- bret sec), 730 Montgomery La Solidarite Association and So-
cieties, 729 Montgomery
La Solidarite Mutual Beneficial As- sociation, 729 Market Mercantile and Dealers' Protective Association, 405 Kearny Merchants' Exchange Association (James A Coolidge), Merch Ex Bldg MINERS' ASSOCIATION, 320 Sansome
Odd Fellows' Association, 410 Kearny Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association, 410 Kearny Pacific Building and Loan Associa- tion (J Cerf pres), 729 Montgomery PACIFIC COAST MINE AGENCY AND MINING PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION ('The) 22 Geary Pacitic Tanners' Association (N
Rogers inspector',
818 Battery
Redwood Manufacturers Associa-
tion (I G Jackson pres), 18 Market
SAFETY FUND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, 126 Kearny
San Francisco Art Association (Samuel Purdy sec), 430 Pine San Francisco Microscopical Society, 120 Sutter
San Francisco Sewer Pipe Associa- tion (The) (terra cotta goods), 1310 to 1316 Market
Society of Decorative Art of Cali-
fornia (Mrs J R pres),
631 Sutter
Society for Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals (N Hunter see),
614 Market
Universal Benevolent Association of
California,
142 Sixth
Workmen's Guarantee Fund Asso-
ciation,
6 Eldy
Young Men's Christian Association
(H J McCoy gen sec),
232 Sutter
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Abels S E,
605 Clay
ACKERMAN C L, 426 California
Adams A C,
628 Montgomery
Adams John Q, -604 Clay
AIKEN WM H, 509 Kearny
Aldridge L 607 Washington
Allen W H,
628 Montgomery
Ames Fisher, 607 Kearny
Andrews Charles S, 417 Kearny
ANDROS MILTON, 224 Sansome
Applegate J H, 729 Montgomery 405 Kearny Ashby E W 601 California
Ash Robert,
Babb Milton E, 214 Sansome
Bach Albert, 214 Sansome Bachelder T F, 622 Clay
Baggett & Platt, 420 Montgomery
Baggett W T, 420 Montgomery
Baggs Isaac, S Montgomery Ave
Baker O S, 324 Pine
Baldwin Lloyd,
606 Montgomery
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
530 California Campbell H C, Ball A E, 624 Clay Barber William, 323 California CLASSIFIED. Campbell & Sanderson, 530 California Barbour Clitus, 715 Clay Campion B W, 230 Montgomery BARHAM & COOGAN, 504 Kearny Cary & Troutt, ATT 420 Montgomery BAKHAM J A, 504 Kearny Carpentier H W, 6 Montgomery Ave 40 San Francisco. ATT Barnes W H L, 426 California Carson Bros, 504 Kearny Barrows W H, 216 Sansome Carson James G, Carson John B, 504 Kearny Barrows Thomas F, 409 California 628 Montgomery Barstow George, 319 California Cary Jas C, 420 Montgomery BARTLETT COLUMBUS, 12 Mont Casserly Eugene, 409 California Bartlett E, 339 Kearny Castor J W, 526 Montgomery Bartlett Washington, 12 Mont Castelhun F J, 609 Sacramento Batchelder T F, 622 Clay Chamberlain Geo W, 631 Sacramento Bates J C' 434 California Chadbourne J, 528 California Behre Robt L, 534 California Chickering W H, 214 Sansome Belcher W C, 520 Montgomery CHICKERING & THOMAS, Belknap David P, 604 Merchant 230 Montgomery 420 Montgomery Bell Amory F, 607 Kearny Chretien John M, 214 Sansome Bell John P, 330 Pine Clark Charles, Benjamin & Shaen, 637 Kearny Clark Joseph Jr, 420 Montgomery Bennett N, 330 Pine Clark L S, 606 Montgomery Bennett & Wigginton, 330 Pine Clark Samuel J Jr, rms 25 and 26 Bat Bergin F I, Nevada Block Clement H N, 424 Montgomery Berlin F A, 420 Montgomery Clement J & E B, 706 Washington Birdsall Samuel T, 230 Montgomery Clement, Osment & Clement, 424 Mont Blake & Blake, 417 Kearny Clement R P, 606 Montgomery Clunie Thos J, Blakeman T Z, BLANDING WM, 324 Pine 324 Montgomery 410 Kearny Clyde R S, 715 Clay Blaney Edward W, 526 Montgomery Cobb H A, 410 Pine P 213 Sansome Blethen C P, Cobb M G, 103 Montgomery Boalt J H, 419 California Cobb & Moore, 103 Montgomery Bodfish W H, 712 Montgomery Coffey J V, 530 California Boland James E, 604 Merchant Cohen A A, 328 Montgomery Booker W Lane, Cohen Aug, 320 Sansome cor Cai and Mont 506 Battery Boone & Miller, 320 California Cole Cornelius, Booth Andrew G, 325 Montgomery Collins J A, 712 Montgomery Booth Wm F, 202 Sansome Collins W H, 526 Montgomery 623 Commercial Botts C T, 628 Montgomery Colton A O, Boyd James T, 324 Pine Comte A Jr, 628 Montgomery Bradley Theodore, 502 Montgomery COOGAN T C, 504 Kearny C Brady H J, 402 Montgomery Cook Carroll, 67 and 68 Nevada Blk Brandon Fred D, 4112 California Brandon J R, 604 Merchant COONEY M, 405 Kearny COPE & BOYD, 324 Pine Brandt I BS, 306 Pine Cope W W, 606 Clay Breckinridge John W. 306 Pine CORMAC TEK, 324 Pine Brewer J H, 330 Pine Cornwall Wm A, 606 Montgomery Brodie S H, 604 Merchant Cosgrove Christopher, 652 Market = Brooks B S, 6 Montgomery Ave Brosius E S, 520 Montgomery Cowdery J F, Brumagim John W, Nevada Block Cowles & Drown, 621 Clay 534 California 621 Clay Cousins W G, 330 Pine Brown A N, S CRAIG A, 420 Montgomery Bryant & Sayers, 214 Sansome Craig & Meredith Buckley G D, 628 Montgomery Craig Wm, 328 Montgomery 328 Montgomery 213 Sansome Bugbee John S, 502 Montgomery Crane H F, 240 Montgomery Buhlert Julius, SW cor Mont and Clay Crittendon & Moses BULKELEY S E, Crockett J B, 438 California Burke E, 603 Washington 402 Montgomery Crockett Robt, 420 California 659 Clay Burch John C, 526 Montgomery Crosby M M, 659 Clay Burnett John M, 507 Montgomery Crosby Wm, Burnett W C. 220 Sansome Crowley T J, . BYRNE JAMES R, 310 Pine 429 Montgomery Cummings P, 636 Clay Campbell Alex Jr, 526 Montgomery Campbell Alex Sr 530 California DAINGERFIELD W R, 234 Mont 640 Clay Dameron Jas P, Campbell Colin, Darwin Chas B, 636 Clay 530 California PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST'S
Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
San Francisco ATT
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