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Kelly Mike, saloon, Twelfth nr Liberty
Kelly Mike, saloon, cor Union ave and Mulberry
Kerby Pat, saloon, 1311 Union ave
Keys C M & Co, live stock com- mission merchants, 10 Ex- change Building
Keystone Mfg Co, J M Patter- son mgr
Kindermann Henry, cigars, 1217 West Ninth
Knoblesdorf C & M, railroad ticket brokers, 1019 Union ave Kune Wm, saloon, 1409 West Ninth
Kuntz A, groceries, 1310 West Ninth
Larson Bros, groceries, 1601 West Ninth
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
319 Market Street, San Francisco.
Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
916 Broadway, bet. Sth and 9th, Oakland.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
722
Missouri-West Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Lawson & Johnson, 1627 West Ninth
Lawson Julius, cigar mfy, 1227 West Ninth
Leach & Olmstead, lumber deal- ers, St Louis ave bet Santa Fe and Mulberry
Leland Hotel, opp Union Hotel Lindlinger J M & Co, Wyoming Street House, grocery and meat market, 1468 Wyoming Little L H, boot and shoemaker, 1408 West Twelfth
Lloyd John, dry goods, cor Twelfth and Liberty
Mahony M, cigars and tobacco, 1640 St Louis ave
Mahonys Mike, saloon, cor Ninth and Genesee
Mains C G, stock commission, Kansas City Stock Yards
Mann Aaron, shoemaker, 1302 St Louis ave
Mansfield James, groceries, cor Twelfth and Liberty
McCarty & Edelblute, saloon, 1228 West Ninth
McCARTY J D, stock hotel, cor Sixteenth and Bell
McClinton John, Travelers' Sup- ply Depot, 918 and 1066 Union ave
McCord & Nave, Mercantile Co, wholesale groceries, cor Union ave and Santa Fe
McCue John, saloon, 1220 West Ninth
McDonald Lumber Co, 968 Santa Fe
McMain H, groceries, 1300 Mul- berry
McMain John, groceries, cor Six- teenth and Genesee
McMANNUS MRS A F, restau- rant, 924 Union ave
McManus James, tailor, West Twelfth
McKee & Co, teas, coffee and spices, 1321 West Ninth
Mckeever -, groceries, 1323 Union ave
Menna J R, saloon, cor Twelfth and Bell
Metzner W C, stoves and tin- ware, 1217 West Ninth
MEYERS C W, propr St Louis House, 916 Union ave
Meyers Mathias, new and sec- ond-hand furniture, 1527 West Ninth
MILLER GEORGE, restaurant and saloon, 1040 Union ave
Miller John, groceries, 1216 West Ninth
Miller & Son, hardware, 1222 Union ave
Miller Louis, groceries and con- fectionery, 1301 Union ave MINTER BROS, grain commis - sion, Advance Elevator
Mise A L, boarding, 1411 Bell
Montville Mrs M, propr Mont- ville Hotel, opp Union Depot Morast H G, barber, 1231 West Ninth
Moseley, Bell & Co, farm ma- chinery, 1194 Union ave
MOSSBACHER JACOB, Ex- change Saloon, Stock Ex- change Building
Moss H E, railroad land and ticket agt Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, 1022 Union ave Muff Wm, bakery, 1309 St Louis ave
Nelson L, merchant tailor, 1231 West Ninth
Nintch H, groceries, 1445 Wy- oming
Novelty Elevator Co, cor Eighth and Santa Fe
Nugent M L, groceries, 1523 West Twelfth
O'Connor Thos, saloon, 1613 West Twelfth
H. WACHHORST'S
Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, 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.
Missouri-West Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
723
O'Connor Wm, saloon, 1603 West Ninth
Odonal Pat, saloon, 1404 West Ninth
Offutt & Elmore, live stock com- mission merchants, room 14 Exchange Building
Oflarity J, groceries, 1318 West Ninth
Olerne, Hosick & Co, hides, wool and tallow, 1223 West Ninth
Oronnor Michael, groceries, 1505 Genesee
O'ROURKE PAT, hotel restau- rant and liquors, 1042 Union ave
Otto E, dry goods and notions, 1226 West Ninth
Palmer & Co, druggists, 1230 West Ninth
Paretti John, restaurant and sa- loon, 902 Union ave
PATTERSON JAMES, barber, Twelfth near Liberty
Patton Chas H, restaurant and milk depot, 1205 Liberty
Pearson & Hanson, saloon, cor Mulberry and Ninth
Pennycook R, second-hand fur- niture, 1308 West Ninth
Perrin & Snyder, wholesale gro- cers, produce and fruits, 1196 and 1198 Union ave
PERRY F M, boots and shoes, 1708 West Ninth
Philadelphia House, John Moy- nihan propr, cor Ninth and Hickory
Platt & Evans, commission mer- chants, 18 and 19 Exchange Building, and Kansas City Stock Yards
Prise W I, storage and forward- ing, cor Tenth and Hickory Quinlan, Montgomery & Co, commission merchants, Kan- sas City Stock Yards
Ragan Mrs M, boarding house, 1612 St Louis ave
Redfield & Tifft, druggists, 1612 West Ninth
Rice Ed, saloon, 1221 West Ninth Ridenour, Baker & Co, whole- sale grocers, cor St Louis ave and Mulberry
Rogers & Rogers, stock com- mission merchants, rooms 4 and 5 Exchange Building
Ronan Thos, butcher, cor Ninth and Wyoming
Rooney W, carpenter, 407
East Third
Roy Peter, Kaw Valley Hotel, West Twelfth
Ruff George, groceries and bak- ery, 1224 West Ninth
Rule E, confectionery, 911 Mul- berry
Ryan Hugh, boarding house, 1418 St Louis ave
Ryle J S & Co, gasfitters, 1226 Union ave
Sandwich Mfg Co, A J Close, St Louis ave
Sauchlin Robt, boot and shoe- maker, 1533 St Louis ave
Saul Nelson, bottle dealer, 809 Wyoming
Scanlon Timm, saloon, Wyo- ming near Seventeenth
Schaefer, Nicolai & Michaelis, furnishing goods, 1028 Union ave
Schafer Mrs M J, furnishing goods, 924 Union ave
Seitz George, cigars and tobacco, cor Ninth and Santa Fe
Seligsohn E & Co, liquors and wines, 1625 West Ninth Sellman Stephen, boarding and saloon, 1416 West Ninth
Serzwerski Anton, barber, cor Union ave and Mulberry
Sharp J A, lunch and groceries, 1701 West Ninth
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
SULPHURIC ACID @ BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
724
Missouri-West Kansas City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Shedon L D, saloon, cor Six- teenth and Bell
Shipley R W, physician Shull O C, watchmaker and jeweler, 1229 West Ninth
Sibert W H, physician and sur- geon, 1519 West Twelfth SIESS R G, blacksmith and repairing, 1208 West Ninth
Simons H S, druggist, 1519 West Twelfth
Smith H E, druggist, 1223 Union ave
Smith & Keating Implement Co, 1206-1218 West Eleventh
Spillam Dan, saloon, 1715 West Ninth
State Line Elevator, cor State and Union ave
STEINMUELLER GEORGE, ci- gar mfr, cor Ninth and Hick- ory
Stoller J R & Co, live stock commission merchants, room 6 Exchange Building
Stone Dan, saloon, 1716 West Ninth
Strand August, boot and shoe- maker, 1513 West Twelfth
Sumerwell J S, flour and feed, 1209 Liberty
Surett Dan, livery stable, 1315 Union ave
Sutermeister & Lund, cut stone contractors and stone saw- mill, 1505-1519 St Louis ave Tauberg Wm, groceries, 1625 Genesee
Tempofsky H, saloon, Ninth
Thomas & Bicksler, cigars, 1525 West Twelfth
Thomas Chas, groceries, 1422 Liberty
Toley D, saloon, 1510 St Louis ave
THE NORDYKE MILL WORKS, 1518-1524 Union ave TRUMBULL, REYNOLDS ALLEN, farm machinery, wagons and seeds, 1311-1317 West Thirteenth
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U S ENGINE AND PUMP CO, Jas H Armour mgr
Wadsworth & Co, groceries, 1412 Liberty
Webster E S, saloon, cor Twelfth and Hickory
Weir Plow Co, Z W Root mgr, 1316-1320 West Thirteenth
WESTERN BRASS AND LAN- TERN MANUFACTORY, A Prier propr, 809 Santa Fe
West Frank, saloon, 1412 West Ninth
White D, boarding, cor Twelfth and Genesee
Wideman D C, new and second- hand furniture, 1323 West Ninth
WILLENSKY JOSEPH, new and second-hand furniture, 1617 West Ninth
Williams Chas, barber, 1708 West Ninth
Withenvill D, second-hand store, 1609 West Twelfth
WITZEL FRED I, chiropodist, Exchange Building
Wolder Mrs P, groceries, 1306 St Louis ave
WOODLAND J W, barber, 1303 Union ave
Woodson & Palmer, boilermak- ers, cor Eighth and Santa Fe Zang George, dry goods, boots and shoes, 1305 West Ninth Zimmerman J, car restaurant, 1221 Union ave
Zorn A, saloon, 1229 Union ave
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-Alameda.
725
CALIFORNIA. ALPHABETICALLY.
Alameda, ALAMEDA COUNTY, Is situated across the bay from San Francisco. This pretty res- idence burg stretches over more than five miles of the peninsula formed by Oakland Creek and San Francisco Bay. It is chiefly celebrated for its picturesque oak trees, handsome dwellings, public and private grounds and parks, and magnificent bathing establishments. These latter features are rapidly making it San Francisco's favorite resort. Two lines of railroad-the Cen- tral Pacific via Oakland, and the South Pacific Coast (narrow gauge)-keep up constant com- munication with San Francisco at all hours of the day, making it convenient for bathing and picnic parties, as well as for res- idence. ALAMEDA BREWERY, Henry Schuler propr, one block from Third Ave Station, Narrow- gauge R R, and two blocks from Mastic Station, Oakland route ALAMEDA LIVERY and sale stable, Martin & Crowe proprs, Park opp C P R R Depot PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. " ALAMEDA ENCINAL," F K Krauth, publisher and propr ALAMEDA HOTEL, John Bras- well propr, cor Park and Bue- na Vista
« ALAMEDA NEWS," A O Ing- ham, pub and propr (see adv) ALAMEDA PHARMACY, A J
Green propr, drugs, medicines, fine toilet articles, etc, Park bet Santa Clara and Central aves
Barber A S & Son, family gro- ceries, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
Barlow Mrs H S, propr Loyal Oak Hotel, Park nr Depot
Boehmer Fritz, gen mdse, 1429 Park ·
Boehse Chas J, saloon, Webster Braswell John, propr Alameda Hotel, Park and Buena Vista Brick C J, practical watch- maker and jeweler, 1507 Park Brown D S, real estate agt, No 2 Park Row, Park st
Brown Mrs J B, patent medi- cines, etc, cor Webster and Santa Clara ave
CARREAU JOSEPH, black- smith and wagonmaker, bug- gies and wagons repaired, horseshoeing and all work promptly attended to, cor Webster and Pacific ave
Carrington C N, groceries, cor Railroad ave and Staunton Cerf A, wood and coal, cor Rail- road and Pacific aves
Chapman I H, town surveyor and street supt
Clark & Byler, real estate agency, Webster nr Railroad ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor Twelfth and West Oakland. Horseshocing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Green Theo, dry goods, cor Park and Santa Clara ave Harter H & B, blacksmiths, 726 Park Rev George Morris pastor, Central ave nr Grand Conrad P, coffee saloon, Central ave California-Alameda. ALPHABETICALLY, COOK ALEX, real estate agt, Argus Building, Park bet Santa Clara and Webb aves Cook Jas, chief of police Hasslinger J, barber shop, cor Webster and Railroad ave Hays J W, boots and shoes, Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves Corbett J J, saloon, Central ave DEAN P A, fruit, groceries and produce, cor Central ave and Park HECKER ADOLPH, propr. in- dustrial Store, West End, Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves Delicatessen branch of Schwamm Hegelund Jacob R, fish and oys- 4 ters, Park bet Central and c Alameda aves & Ludwig San Francisco, Park and Central ave Doyle J J, harness shop, 1509 Park Holtz Wm & Son, groceries, cor Webster and Pacific ave DUREIN JOHN, boots and shoes, repairing neatly done, cor Park and Santa Clara ave HORSESHOE BAZAAR, B B Porter propr, stationery, toys, E school books, confectionery, etc, also fine assortment of hats and caps, Park opp Bank Humphrey John, tailor, Park Edwards J, saloon, cor McPher- son and Central ave Eggers J H, meat market, Park nr Santa Clara ave Elbe C B, chemist and apothe- cary, West End INDUSTRIAL STORE, Adolph Hecker propr, hardware, builders' materials, mechanics' tools, etc, West End, Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves ELBE'S PHARMACY, N W cor Webster and Santa Clara ave Ellsworth John, town attorney FASSKING'S HOTEL, Louis Fassking propr, Railroad ave INGHAM A 0, publisher and propr " Alameda News," Web- FASSKING LOUIS, propr Fass- king's Hotel, Railroad ave at Ingham O S, supt of schools Grand St Station ster nr Santa Clara ave at Grand St Station Keene E B, druggist and apothe- cary, 1533 Park Fossing J C, groceries, Park Gilbert A C, real estate agt, No Koch Adam, bakery, Park bet Santa Clara and Central aves 2 Park Row, Park ave GILBERT & BROWN, real es- state, and insurance agts, No Koemig Louis, saloon, Park 2 Park Row, Park Konigshofer J J. dry goods, Park bet Santa Clara and Central aves Gochnauer P L, West End Market, cor Pacific and Rail- road aves Lenz Jacob, cigars and tobacco, GREEN A J, propr Alameda Pharmacy, Park bet Santa Clara and Central aves Webster Liese Conrad, meat market, Park 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.
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
California-Alameda. 727
ALPHABETICALLY.
Louis Edward, wines and liquors, Park nr C P R R Station LOYAL OAK HOTEL, Mrs H L Barlow propr, Park and Pacific ave, board by day week or meal, especially fitted for the accommodation of families
MARTIN & CROWE, propr Alameda Livery Stable, Park opp C PR R Depot
Mayrisch E, Long Branch Sa- loon, cor Webster and Pacific ave
MAY W T, liquor broker, NW cor Pacific ave and Chapin Mazzeni L, plumber, Park McAnney B W, crockery and glassware, Park
Mclaughlin E P & Co, harness and saddlery, 1526 Park MORRIS GEO T, groceries and
provisions, stationery, toys, etc, West End Post-office Building, Webster
Mills, Fisher & Co, plumbing, Park and Railroad ave
Muth J F, watchmaker and jew- eler
NEDIM F, bakery and confec- tionery and restaurant, Park bet Railroad ave and Bank
Palmer H W, treasurer and tax collector and notary public, and auctioneer, Park bet Cen- tral and Santa Clara aves
Park Pharmacy, Vandal & Co, druggists and chemists, No 3 Park Row, Park
Pembleton E, furniture, 1513 Park
Peoples' Cheap Cash Grocery, Davidson & Comgrs, Park bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Petersen Carl, foreign wines and liquors, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
Ploubst Louis, bakery, Webster
Powell & Weyburn, paperhang- ers, cor Park and Central ave Reichsrath Louis, boots and shoes, cor Railroad and Pacific aves
REYNOLDS J M, real estate agt, cor Park and Encinal ave Rienech J & Bro, saloon, Park ROBINSON HENRY, real estate and general insurance agent, loans negotiated, Park cor Central ave
Scheithe & Combs, meat market, cor Park and, Central ave
Schnutenhaus M, agt of the Eclipse Cracker Co
Schroeder Louis, propr Cottage Saloon, cor Central ave and Third
Schroeder & Victors, wood and coal, cor Park and Webb ave SIEBEN PHIL, propr The Old Corner Saloon, choice wines, liquors and cigars, SW cor Park and Railroad ave
Smith C W, restaurant, Park Row, Park
Smith E Minor, assessor, tax collector's office, Park bet Cen- tral and Santa Clara aves Smith John S, tailor, Park
SMITH THOMAS A, real estate, and insurance agt; houses rented and rents collected, NW cor Park and Railroad ave
Stiefvater Simon, groceries, cor Central ave and McPherson Townsend H L, livery stable, cor Third and Central aves Turnbull R, florist, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
VANDAL & CO, druggists and chemists, No 3 Park Row, Park; district telephone office Vogt Frank C, saloon, 1511 Park Vosburch J B, hardware, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St .. S. F.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
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.
728
California-Alameda.
ALPHABETICALLY.
Wood A B, dentist, cor Central and Encinal aves Wymore C C, groceries, Mastick Station
Yosemite Hotel, IN Kay & Son proprs, Park nr C PR R Depot
One Thousand Dollars Reward ! ALAMEDA BREWERY,
Corner Third and Santa Clara Avenues,
One Block from Third Avenue Station, Narrow-gauge Railroad, and two Blocks from Mastick Station, Oakland Rout". ALAMEDA, CAL.
The undersigned has leased the Alameda Brewery, and has refitted it with the latest improved machinery and apparatus for brewing purposes, which enables me to make the most sparkling. brilliant Pale Lager Beer, equal to any imported Milwaukee, St. Louis or Budweiser, and superior to any Beer manufactured on the Pacific Coast. There is no grape sugar, no glucose, no corn starch, no rice, no aloes, no molasses nor China sugar-nothing but the best and purest barley malt and choicest hops ; also the most skillful management in brewing and fermentation.
I have also made here 4,000 gallons of fine Porter, now (8) months old. I challenge any brewer on the Pacific Coast to beat it, and to produce such a pleasant beverage of Porter in such short time. If my Porter gets the age of one year it will be equal to any imported from the Kingdom of Great Britain-double, treble, or any other X.
I am bottling Beer, California style, sharp ; Milwaukee, St. Louis, Budweiser style, steam ; Lager Beer, Bottle Porter, in quarts and pints.
Beer, 5 gal. keg, $1.25; 10 gal., $2.50; 15 gal., $3.50. Porter, 5 gal. keg. $2.00; 10 gal., $3.50; 15 gal .. $5.00.
Bottle Beer, quarts, $1.25 per dozen. Porter, quarts, $2.50; pints, $1.25 per dozen, delivered free of charge.
My Porter a specialty for ladies in feeble health or nursing babies ; no headache, and you will not feel billious by drinking Alameda Brewery Beer and Porter.
ATT Patronize home industry.
H. SCHULER, Practical Brewer.
JOSEPH CARREAU. Blacksmith & Wagon Maker
Buggies and Wagons Repaired.
Horse Shoeing and all Work. Promptly attended to. Corner of Webster Street and Pacific Avenue, Alameda, Cal.
The Alameda News,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
A. O. INGHAM ... PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR Terms, $3.00 per Year, 25 cents per month.
The NEWS has an extensive circulation throughout Alameda, Ala- meda County, and the State of California, and is an excellent medium through which to reach the best, most intelligent and wealthy class of people. It contains the latest, fullest, most reliable local and general news, and editorial and selected matter of great variety and excellence.
H. WACHHORST'S Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Loekets, etc. 315 .J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
California-Alpine Ranch-Anaheim. ALPHABETICALLY.
729
Alpine Ranch,
SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
Johnson H M, gen mdse
Altamont,
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Callicott J B, gen mdse Elliott Andrew, saloon
Anaheim,
LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is twenty-six miles southeast of Los Angeles, on the San Diego branch of the S. P. R. R., thir- teen 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 Pacific 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 sur- rounding country is very fertile, and is planted in fruit orchards, vineyards and orange groves. Owing to the great fertility of the soil, and extraordinary quick growth of trees and vegetation in Southern California, homes may be raised in a very short time whose beauty it would take scores of years to attain in less favored localities. The popula- tion of Anaheim is nearly 2,000;
the society is good, and musical entertainments are frequent. Game is plentiful, from grizzly bears in the mountains to quail and wild duck on the plains and creeks.
The temperature is very equa- ble, and though the days are warm and sunny all the year round, they are never oppress- ively hot. The nights are bright and starry, and cool in mid- summer. Rain falls at intervals during the winter months, and almost invariably at night, the mornings being fresh and invig- orating. It is the unanimous testimony, both of physicians and travelers who have visited Anaheim, that the climate is unsurpassed as a health resort for invalids, especially those suf- fering from diseases of the chest. Numbers are the instances where persons who have come to this country under sentence of death from Eastern physicians, have returned home cured, or been so greatly benefited as to be able to enjoy life and pursue their avocations.
Anaheim Gas Works, J Benner- scheidt propr
" ANAHEIM GAZETTE" (week-
ly), Richard Melrose propr
Anaheim Hotel, Anson Guin propr
Anaheim Water Co, B Dreyfus pres, Richard Melrose sec
Backs F & J, furniture and bed- ding
Bailey Alexander, justice of the peace
BANK OF ANAHEIM, S H Mott pres; B F Seibert cashier (Exchange direct on principal cities of Europe)
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer. 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY_
SPECIALTIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Goodman & Rımpau, dry goods, clothing, etc Bettnear Andrew, wine distillery Granet P, liquor saloon Boege Heinrich, wine grower Grezes Frank, restaurant Boege Timothy, wine grower Bohn R, constable Barham R M, town marshal Bauer George, bootmaker Bennerscheidt Philip, sheet iron worker, stoves, etc GERMANIA SALOON, Fred Ruehmann propr Guin Anson, propr Anaheim Hotel Boldt Mrs H E, wine grower Gunther Lorenz, bootmaker 730 Hammes Philip, estate of, wine Cahen Hippolyte, gen mdse grower Hanna John, real estate agt Burkle R, wine grower California-Anaheim. ALPHABETICALLY. Cajon Irrigation Co, W M Mc- Fadden sec Hanna Miss M C, operator W U Tel Co CALLIAN CHRIST, practical gun and locksmith, opposite Planters' Hotel Hartung Frederick, wine grower HELMSEN J, groceries, confec- Carroll Timothy, nurseryman Classen Martin, Wintzer Saloon Cohen Max, mgr with S Norton Conrad Frederick, brewery tionery and news depot 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. HIGGINS WM M, druggist and postmaster Hinde T P, International Brew- Cowan E L, dentist ery Darling T A, agt SP RR HUDEN HENRY, blacksmith Davis P & Bro, gen mdse Dean J H T, barber shop and baths and wagonmaker Jones S E, Planters' Hotel Koenig W, wine grower Korn F A, wine grower Kroeger Henry, wine grower · Dreyfus B, pres Anaheim Water Co KUCHEL MISS NELLIE, mil- Dreyfus B & Co, wine growers Duncanson E E, gen mdse Dunham E, propr Planters Hotel Ey Frank, barber shop, cigars and tobacco linery and fancy goods (see adv) Kuelph Mrs E, wine grower LANGENBERGER A, groceries, FERGUSSON REGINALD A, hardware, crockery, paints and oils, agt Wells, Fargo and physician and surgeon and propr Sanitarium LANGENBERGER C, groceries and provisions Fish William, carriage painter Gade -, drayman Co's Express LEONARD C E, Washington GANNAWAY GEORGE, Star Restaurant and lodgings (see adv) Meat Market Lewis LF, livery stable Lorenz C, wine grower GANNON & STOUGH, agts Os- born's Agricultural Imple- ments Luedke Rudolph, watches and jewelry GANNON THOMAS L, wagon- maker and justice of the peace Garner H R, physician and sur- geon Lynill Theodore, attorney at law McFadden W M, sec Cajon Irri- gation Co MELROSE RICHARD, editor and propr "Anaheim Gazette"
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House, Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
California-Anaheim. ALPHABETICALLY.
731
HENRY HUDEN,
Blacksmith and Wagon Maker,
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