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A Street, Haywards, Alameda Co., CALIFORNIA.
Portuguese RESTAURANT and Saloon,
JOHN PANN, PROPRIETOR. Castro and D Streets, Haywards.
Hollister, SAN BENITO COUNTY,
Is the county seat and principal city of San Benito County; is pleasantly located in the center of the San Benito Valley. The town is connected with San Francisco by a branch of the S. P. R. R., and is the chief ship- ping point in the county. It has an extensive flouring mill, a splendid system of water-works, and two newspapers, also con- tains an Odd Fellows' Lodge, with one hundred members. The town has 2,500 inhabitants, and polls 600 votes.
ALEXANDER JULIUS, barber and bathing rooms
AMES F, groceries and confec- tionery
ARISMENDES J M, saloon Bamber & Dake, bootmaker
BANK OF HOLLISTER, T S Hawkins pres, J J Bowen cashier
BARBE & RECARD, saloon Bossee O, groceries Bramah A, merchant tailor Breslauer B, groceries
Briggs & Hawkins, attorneys at law
BROTHERTON R H, attorney at law and court commis- sioner Brown Wm T, sheriff and tax- collector
BURCHARD D W, attorney at law
916 Broadway, bet. Sth and 9th, Oakland.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
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.
California-Hollister. ALPHABETICALLY.
755
Burnette J J, carriage mfr and gen blacksmithing
Campbell E H, central market Camplin E G, physician Cluckman David, bootmaker Coleman B, boots and shoes Courtney Wm, groceries Cox C J, groceries
Cunning F A, groceries
Degener Wm, paints, oils, wall paper, etc
Eastman & McClure, saloon and billiard parlor
Eaton A, blacksmith
Eaton E A, druggist
Ellis & Wilkes, gen mdse -
Farish & Chappell, gen mdse
Fresher Joe, coffee house, cigars and tobacco
Frost W S, varieties
Graves G H, groceries
Graves Mrs S, millinery
Goldfish J, gen mdse
Gury & Bonnel, stoves, tin ware, hardware, crockery, etc
Hamilton J G, harness and sad- dlery Harris M, gen mdse
Hervey Chas, mgr San Jose Furniture Mfg Co
Hoges J I, livery stable
HOLLISTER DEMOCRAT," W G Jones editor and propr Howard L R, physician
JOHNSON G G, real estate and insurance agt, collector and notary public KILLEY MRS A, Workingmen's Hotel
LATHROP C G, hardware, iron, steel, ammunition, paints, oils, glass and agricultural imple- ments
Latture F, livery stable Mans Alfred, French Hotel McCroskey B B, attorney at law
McMahon Thos, gen mdse
Mears Jas, books, stationery and varieties
Montgomery G B, justice of the peace
Nash F O, physician
Neal H, physician
Notting J J, barber
NYE JACOB, jewelry, musical instruments, school books and stationery, sewing machines
O'DONNELL THOS, propr San Benito House
PALMATAG WM, wholesale and retail liquors
Peck Wilber, market
Porter Geo, druggist
Rector Bros, proprs McMahon House
Rochat F, gunsmith
Rosenberg Bros; gen mdse
SAN BENITO HOUSE, Thomas O'Donnell propr
SARIS CHARLIE, music teach- er, guitar (see adv)
Shackelford J T, bootmaker
Shaw Robert, propr "San Benito Advance "
Sherman I J, blacksmith
Silver Antone, hotel
Smith A L, agt W, F & Co Ex- press, insurance agt, collector and agt stage line
SNIBLEY H, stoves, ranges and tinware
SPROAT E W, hotel
STRUB I, French bakery
THORNTON L, saddlery and harnessmaker Vache Theophile, saloon
VARCOE HENRY, Hollister Brewery and saloon
Wells S A, dressmaker
Wells S T, wagonmaker
WOOLERY S M, saloon and stable
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartl:y Coal, 118, 12) Beale St., S. F.
SULPHURIC ACID
NP
BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
California-Hollister-Lemoore. ALPHABETICALLY.
CHARLIE SARIS.
SARIS PARKER,
-MacMAHON HOUSE,- HOLLISTER, CALIFORNIA.
LOCAL MUSICIANS
All orders for Balls and Parties promptly attended to. Four Pieces furnished if desired. Also, GUITAR LESSONS given by CHARLIE SARIS.
Kingsburg, TULARE COUNTY,
Is on the Visalia division of the Southern Pacific Railroad, twenty miles from Fresno.
Barlow J M, saloon
Davis Solomon, gen mdse
Dolch Henry, saloon Draper E J, hotel
Einstein & Gundelfinger, gen mdse
Endicott C, blacksmith
Kingsburg Warehouse Co
Loomis S H, barber and under- taker Mayfield A C, saddler Scott Mrs, drugs Simpson P, hotel Welsh J B, hotel and saloon
Lang Station,
LOS ANGELES COUNTY. Lang John, restaurant
Lathrop,
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY.
Burke W A, Central House Central Hotel, W A Burke propr Geraty J, groceries LATHROP HOUSE, Stackpole & Lincoln proprs
Parkison H E, saloon Rae T H, blacksmith
RAILTON GEO W, trainmaster and agt CPR R Sanguineti D, gen mdse SCARLETT BROS, butchers SHANNON HOUSE, R T Shan- non propr SHANNON R T, propr Shan- non House
Shepherd J A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster
STACKPOLE & LINCOLN, Lathrop House Wilbur A H, agt C P R R and W U Tel Co
Lemoore,
TULARE COUNTY,
Adair J K, hairdresser
Beaver O A, saloon
Burks W T & Co, ruggists
Burns J A, attorney at law City Hotel, Taylor & Anderson proprs Coates J B, saloon Cohn H, gen mdse
Copeland C W, groceries and fancy goods Dickson James, agt S P R R, Wells, Fargo & Co and W U Tel Co Duncan N P, physician and sur- geon Dunn Mrs I S, bakery ERLANGER EDWARD, bank- ing, exchange and general variety store
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
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
756
E. G. PARKER.
Address G. G. WICKSON,
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-Lemoore-Livermore. ALPHABETICALLY.
757
Findlay & Weddle, carpenter shop Follett G W, gen mdse
Follett Mrs L A, millinery Fox & Sweetland, groceries
FURNISH MRS E C, lodging Gray W A, attorney at law Griffith Frank, constable
HAM | H, Lemoore Flouring Mills
Hamlin B, physician and drug- gist
Hays & Highbarger, saloon Heinlen J R, butcher
Ingram Wm, Lemoore Stables Jacobs J, attorney at law Jones A B, livery stable
LEMOORE FLOURING MILLS, I H Ham propr
Lovelace & Lamberson, real
estate Lovelace L M, physician Lovelace M H, constable and collector
Mack & Bernheim, Banking Exchange and gen mdse Mapes A S, saddles and harness Martin P H, bootmaker
McMillan Bros, photograph gal- lery
Merriam C C, attorney at law Mooney A, hardware, watches and jewelry, guns, pistols, etc Morse S, physician
Montray B, hairdresser
Park Hotel, C Vermason propr Runyon J B, restaurant
Sanborn L R, butcher
Sanborn Mrs S A, millinery goods
Schlickeiser A, saloon
Schwartz & Brownstone, gen mdse
Scott G W, carpenter shop Sherwood & Holser, painters Smith L, mgr Hanford Lumber Co Taylor & Anderson, saloon and hotel
TRAVIS J D & SON, stoves and tinware
TYREE & PERRINGTON, blacksmiths and wagonmak- ers
Vermason C, propr Park Hotel Wilson R F, blacksmith and wagon shop YOUNG & WEDDLE, black- smith and wagonmaker
I. H. HAM, Lemoore Flouring Mills LEMOORE, CAL.
Livermore,
ALAMEDA COUNTY,
Is a thriving, growing town of 1,000 inhabitants, beautifully located in Livermore Valley, forty-seven miles from San Francisco via C. P. R. R.
Anspacher Bros, gen mdse Anthony F A, tinsmith
Aylward John, blacksmith Bardelini A, hotel Bartlett W P, editor "Herald " Bastian Geo, shoemaker Beazell A G, blacksmith Bradley A, photographer Campbell Mrs R B, milliner Christianson & Sweeney, saloon Comegys, Block & Co, gen mdse Conrad Henry, barber Cross J, jeweler
CHAS. R. ALLEN. Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor Twelfth and West Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
Cutler Dr L H, drugs Sheldon Thos, saloon Doolan M, saloon Smith C, saloon Dutcher N D, tinware 758 California-Livermore-Lodi. ALPHABETICALLY, Esdon Alexander, warehouse Fitzgerald G S, saloon Flanagan P, blacksmith Franzen P, saloon Gardemeyer Chris & Co, saloon and soda works Gelich P, fruits Gibbons W, saloon Gorner Theo, harness Smith N, saloon Smith W S, livery Stevens C J, gen mdse Stevens & Wilkinson, warehouse Studer F, shoemaker Thomas D E, saloon Waterman M & Co, grain Wetterau S, saloon and baker Wilkins Geo, tailor Graham R W, furniture and un- dertaker Gra si F, saloon Lodi, Green John, gen mdse Harris Jos, cigars SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, Harvey John, fruits and livery Is situated on the Central Pa- cific Railroad, fourteen miles from Stockton. The vicinity is celebrated for its rich soil and large crops. Lodi is a town of 700 inhabitants, and has two weekly papers. The Lodi Sen- tinel is a live and well-con- ducted paper, edited by Ellis & McQuaid. The Spencer House, kept by J E Spencer, is first- class in all respects, and travel- ers will find Mr. Spencer a Mack M F, shoemaker Mally F, boots and shoes and varieties genial host, and full of courtesy to those visiting him. Heslep P C, blacksmith Holmes N B, wagonmaker Horton & Kennedy, windmills Hupers Morritz, saloon Jaccard H P, jeweler Jahnigan G, saloon Jenkins Mrs W P, saloon Jones H, saloon Jordon W, brewery Laumeister W F, flour mill Levy P L, saloon Levy Samuel, gen mdse McConkey S, saloon McCord Miss Ella, milliner McKeaney Peter, butcher Mendenhall D A & Co, dry goods BAKER S J, saddlery and har- nessmaking Morette J P, harness Moye John, butcher BROADWELL E, saddle and harnessmaker and carriage trimmer Murphy E, saloon O'Brien J, harness Peyser E, gen mdse Brown Robt, livery, feed and sale stable Pink L, saloon Pullen C J, hotel Ames & Van Vlier, blacksmiths and horseshoers Chambers A C, saloon and bil- Richmond J, restaurant liards Ryan Miss Mary, milliner COMSTOCK N A, carpenter and builder Scott & Church, drugs Craner S, gen mdse Schoenstadt F, saloon 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-Lodi. ALPHABETICALLY.
759
DOUGHERTY J'W, Fashion Liv- ery, Feed and Sale Stable DICKERSON C A, notary public and justice of. the peace FAIRCHILD THOS, merchant tailor
GRAHAM R L & CO, druggist and apothecary Graham R L, postmaster Green Bros, gen mdse Grotto Saloon, F M Copeland propr Hamilton W H, millinery and dressmaking
Hanson G F, druggist and apoth- ecary, stationery Hill G W, watchmaker and jew- eler
Ivory C O, gen mdse, Wells, Fargo agt
Levinsky A L, gen mdse McMahan C. A, attorney and counsellor at law
MCSHERRY J H & CO, fruits, confectionery, cigars and to- bacco Miller B, boot and shoemaker Mowry George M, Stockton Mar- ket
Mowry M J, saloon MUNDELL J M, shaving and hairdressing Neil T H, bootmaker
RICH C A, gen mdse
Rieffel L, shaving and hair- dressing
RUSSELL F R, saloon and bil- liard hall
Rutledge A T, undertaker
SMITH W D, propr Old Lodi Market Spencer House, J E Spencer propr Spencer J E, propr Spencer House
Stoddard Truman, lumber dealer Stopp J T, saloon and billiard hall
THE LODI SENTINEL," W R Ellis and J W McQuaid publishers
" THE WEEKLY VALLEY RE- VIEW," Gertie De Force Cluff editor and proprietor, George F Cluff business mgr, office cor Main and Oak
Tindell Mrs M E, millinery Toni George, stoves and tinware Tuttle's Hotel, Mrs E Tuttle propr VAN VLEAR F F, fruit, confec- tionery, cigars and tobacco Walden Chas J, agt for Farmers' Fund Insurance Co and archi- tect
FASHION LIVERY STABLE,
LODI, CAL.
First-Class Turnouts.
MODERATE CHARGES.
Special attention given to boarding and Transient Teams. J. W. DOUGHERTY, PROPRIETOR.
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
760
California-Lodi-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
THE LODI SENTINEL , PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY --- BY -
ELLIS & McQUAID, IN LODI.
THE SENTINEL is one of the best interior papers in the State. It is essen- tially the organ of the northern portion of San Joaquin County, throughout which territory it has a large and increasing circulation.
SUBSCRIPTION One Year .. $2 50 IN ADVANCE.
Six Months 1 50
Advertising Rates Moderate. Address SENTINEL,
LODI, CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is the metropolis of Southern California, and is noted alike for its magnificent climate, its ex- tensive orange orchards and its delightful situation. Being the diverging and converging point of five lines of railroad, it is made by the laws which govern trade the chief commercial cen- ter of the section, and with the increase in population which must follow the steady flow of immigration now directed to that quarter, her importance as an emporium of traffic must augment proportionately. At all seasons of the year the hills and valleys of the vicinity are covered with verdure, while flowers of rare beauty and fra- grance blossom perpetually. The
soil of the locality is very fer- tile, and yields abundantly. It is the county seat, and contains about 18,000 people, many of whom are of Spanish birth and descent. The city is beautifully laid out, has some magnificent residences and charming yards, while the business portion of the place is quite substantially and tastily built. The drive to the Pacific Ocean, seventeen miles distant, is an enjoyment any summer day that few, if any, who have experienced it, do not remember with expressions of ecstacy. If cloudless skies, lovely landscapes, balmy atmosphere, laden with the sweetest fra- grance from the orange trees, and equable temperature, to- gether with excellent society, are the only necessary elements in the " composition" of a Para- dise, then certainly "the city of
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, 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. W
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
California-Los Angeles. 761
ALPHABETICALLY.
angels " is an exact counterpart.
Adam Frederick, merchant tailor, 13 Spring
ADAMS D M, city justice, city judge and attorney at law, 81 Temple Block
Adams Mrs T M, hairdresser, 199 Main
Alipaz C, tailor, 22 Commercial Allen C M, harnessmaker, 81 Spring
Allen H W, physician and drug- gist, 54 Spring Allen James, carpenter, 12 Tem- płe
Alverez Jesus, saloon, cor Upper Main and Plaza
Andrews W S, candy factory, 36 Main
Apablasa C, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 99 Alameda Arzaga Edward, tinsmith
AYERS JAMES J, editor and publisher " Weekly and Even- ing Express," 23 Spring Ayon & Bernal, barbers, Aliso BACON E E, groceries and pro- visions, 165 Main
Baker Block, cor Arcadia and Main
Balaski Antonio, groceries, 78 Upper Main
Baldes Wm, groceries, Upper Main
BALLADE PASCAL, groceries, 35 Aliso
Barclay H A, attorney at law, 1 Spring Barclay & Wilson, attorneys at law, 1 Spring Barretto M K, constable, 81 Tem- ple Block
Barrows J A, hardware, stoves, tinware and agricultural im- plements, 19 Los Angeles Bartholme Joseph, furniture, 156 Main
Barton C C, physician, 64 Main BATH A L, mfr wagons, gang- plows and harrows, 108 Spring
BAXTER EDWIN, attorney at law, 32 and 33 Baker Block Bayl C, groceries, cor Garcia and Aliso
Beach George H, physician, 86 Main
BEAUDRY V, water works and real estate, 81 New High
Beck J V, American Exchange Hotel, cor Third and Spring Beckwith John A, mgr Los An- geles Telephone Co, cor Arca- dia and Main
BELL HORACE, attorney at law, 56 Temple Block
Bell & Son, harnessmakers, 115 Main
Benjamin N, boots and shoes, 67 Main
Benner John, meat market, 45 Spring
Bentley E H, attorney at law, 86 and 87 Temple Block Bent S Arthur, local reporter of "Evening Express," 23
Spring
Beringer F, watchmaker, 3} Spring
Bernero James, groceries, near depot
BERRY D M, editor "Los An- geles Daily Commercial " and general newspaper telegraph reporter, 11 Spring
BERTRAND BEGUE, meat mar- ket, 32 Commercial
Bicknell J D, attorney at law, 11 and 13 Temple Block
Bicknell & White attorneys at law, 11 and 13 Temple Block Bilderrain R, city assessor, 27 Spring Bills R, Overland Transfer Express, 7 Market
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer. 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
SPECIALTIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Binder Frederick, brewery, Ban- ning bet Alameda and Vignes Birnbaum J, merchant tailor, 762 47 Main BROWN H R, auction store, 44 Spring Brown John C, bootmaker, 66} Spring California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY. Blanchard J H, attorney at law, 54 Main Brown & Mathews, hardware and agricultural implements, 55 Spring Blanc Luis J E, physician, Moiso Mansion BROWN THOMAS B, attorney at law and district attorney, 91 and 93 Temple Block Bobenrieth & Votteler, saloon, 106 Main Boettcher F C, Tivoli Gardens, 20 First Bruners John, saloon, 123 Main Brunson A, attorney at law, Baker Block Boggs & Ripley, carpenters and builders, 179 Main BRUNSON & WELLS, attor- Boisseranc & Co, saloon and boarding house, cor Aliso and Alameda neys at law, 11-17 Baker Block Buoy & Tipton, feed stable, 16 Aliso Bollinger Mrs H R, pleating and dressmaking, 6 Temple Burdick H, city tax collector, Book J H, grain dealer, 46 Spring Boudouin A, dyeing, 26 Com- mercial 47 Spring Burks J H, dentist, 15} Spring BURNELL MRS S E, dress- maker, cor Los Angeles and Commercial Bower & Baker, foundry and machine shop, 179 and 181 Burns John, sewing machines, 148 Main Main Boyd E H, propr Pacific Hotel Burton Miss Caroline C, hair worker, 137 Main R R Depot Bradshaw T, second-hand store, Bush C H, watches and jewelry, 44 Main 86 Spring Brand Wm, meat market, 154 Butler George R, Fashion Stable, 29 Main Main Bright J C, dry goods, 53 Main Brode Chas, groceries, Spring 119 Butler Jesse H, watchmaker, 139 Main Cabot C, notary public, McDon- ald Block Brodrick W J, insurance agt, 3 Commercial CALIFORNIA VINEGAR Brophy Mrs K, lodging house, cor First and Wilmington WORKS, E W Pratt & Co proprs, 65 Los Angeles Brousseau J, attorney at law, 56 Baker Block Campbell D, livery stable, 47 Aliso Brower & May, fruits, candies, etc, 37 Spring Canepa N & Co, groceries, cor Spring and First Browne F E, tin and sheet iron worker, 64 Spring Capitol Mills, nr Depot Carassus B, cutler, 22 Commer- Brown Mrs C O, dressmaker, 15} Spring Brown J A, restaurant, 116 Main cial Careillo Felipe, barber, First near Los Angeles 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'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-Los Angeles. 763
ALPHABETICALLY.
Carlles S, fruits and confection- ery, 157 Main Carr David, cigars and tobacco, books and stationery, 28 Spring Castera Mrs Julia, millinery, cor Commercial and Los Angeles Casteret Jean, cutler, 42 Los Angeles Castruccio Bros, groceries, 124 Main Cate Mrs Celia, groceries, cigars, etc, 48 Commercial CEZAR G G, barber, 150 Main Chapman J S, attorney at law, 6 Baker Block CHAPMAN & PAUL, stoves and tinware, 7 Commercial Chapman Robt H, attorney at law, 3 Commercial Charvoz A, barber shop, 11 Main Clarke Geo J, notary public, cor Spring and Temple Clos & Celestin, saloon and liv- ery stable, 15 Alviso Cochran W G, physician, 64 Main Cohen & Reich, meat market, near Depot Cohn Adolph, dry goods and clothing, 9 Commercial Cohn H, dry goods and clothing, 79 Main Cohn J B, dry goods and cloth- ing, 23 and 25 Los Angeles HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. Clancy Wm, vice-pres Oro Grande Mining Co, 53 Temple Block
Chauvin A C, groceries, 70 Main CHEESBROUGH CHAS C, ci- gar mfr, cigars and tobacco, 29 Spring Post-Office Building CHILDS M W, hardware, stoves, and tinware, 21 Los Angeles Christy & Wise, commission merchants, wool, hides, etc, 7 Los Angeles
Coleman Charles Jr, secretary Horticultural Society and edi- tor and propr "Semi-Tropic California," 9 Baker Block Collins M T, saloon, cor Com- mercial and Alameda
Colson J B, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 68 Aliso
COMANDICH D P, chop house and coffee saloon, nr depot Comeres F, boarding and lodg- ing, cor Alameda and Aliso Compton Kerr & Weiss, real es- tate agts, 64 Spring
Conger O H, pres Oro Grande Mining Co, 53 Temple Block Connant Frederick, agt S F " Chronicle" and " Examiner," 3 Market
CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANSPORTATION CO, E
A Edwards supt southwestern division, 20 Main
Cooper W F, county supervisor Cordiner C L, tailor, 138 Main Corona Mrs D S, dressmaker and milliner, 45 Main
Corwin -, carpenter, cor San Pedro and First
COSGROVE JAMES, saloon and restaurant, 55 Los Angeles
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
Hammel & Denker proprs, 47 and 49 Main (see adv back cover)
Cota & Morris, dry goods, 5 Spring
Cotton & Co, real estate agts and abstracts of titles, 13 Spring
Coulter B F, dry goods and gents furnishing goods, 30 and 32 Main, and Woolen Mills, Pearl nr Fifth
Covarrubias N A, livery stable, 18 Main
Crawford J S, dentist, Downey Block
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F
ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T. - C
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Crimmins J, plumber and gasfit- ter, 77 Spring Dockweiler Henry, saloon, 150 Main Cullen W B, county tax collector 764 Cummings W M, livery stable, 37 Los Angeles Dohs Fred, barber shop, 123} Main California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY. Dol V, Commercial Restaurant, 65 Main CUNNINGHAM R G, dentist, 74 Main Dombledes John, saloon, 109 Los Angeles CUYAS A, professor of Spanish, native of Spain, 24 Main Dominigues A, saloon, Upper Dahlem Charles, saloon, 25 Com- mercial Main Dooner P W, atty at law, Dow- Darling A F, oculist and aurist, 74 Main ney Block Dorrego Prof P C, music teacher Dassonville H J, groceries, nr depot (guitar), 17 Main DOTTER & BRADLEY, furni- ture, carpets and wall paper, SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco. 80 to 84 Main and 61 and 63 Spring DATO H & CO, shirt factory, 28 Los Angeles Davis Charles W, architect, Downey Block Downey J G, capitalist, Downey Block Davis Wm, bakery, 222 Spring Day Charles E, music and mu- sical instruments, 65 Spring De Cardona S A, director " La Cronica," Downey Block Drakenfeld George B, insurance agt, 66} Main Ducommun -, hardware, 54 Main Declez & Gilbert, marble works, 44 and 46 First DUNKELBERGER I R, post- master, 66 Spring DELEVAL C, merchant, res 45 Aliso Dunn J W, United States Quar- DUPUY & FINNEY, Pioneer Livery Stable, 143 Main Delpech Mrs F A, dressmaking, 118 Main termasters' agt, 1 Spring Del Valle R F, atty at law, 15} Spring Dupuy J & Co, livery stable, 162 Main Earl C N, mfr Asbestine Pipe, Den R S, physician, 34 Main DESMOND D, hatter, 101 .Main DeTurk J G, livery stable, First Dewey S B, mgr for Frank Bros & Co, 99 Spring 1} Spring EASTMAN, HALEY, KING & ROBERTS, attorneys at law, 40 Spring EASTMAN JG, attorney at law, 40 Spring DIFFENDERFFER B W, whole- sale and retail dealer in fruits, candies and stationery, opp Union depot in Kansas City Hotel Eaton Chas, Pico House Saloon, 6 Main Eaton Fred, supt Los Angeles City Water Co, east cor DILLON & KNEALY, dry goods and gents furnishing goods, cor Main and Requena Dobinson G A, atty at law and notary public, 75 Main Plaza EBINGER LOUIS, bakery and confectionery, 94 Spring ECKERT ROBT, liquors and oys- ters, cor Main and Requena ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS. Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
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