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H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-Los Angeles. 765
ALPHABETICALLY.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates .
EDWARDS E A, supt South-
western Division Continental Oil and Transportation Co, 20 Main
Edwards H, livery stable, 35 Spring
Egan Richard, county super- visor
ELITE PHOTOGRAPH GAL- LERY, Payne, Stanton & Co, Temple Block, junction Spring and Main
Ellis Chas J, attorney at law, 36 Baker Block
ELLIS REV J W, propr " The Light," Downey Block
Ellis & Son, photographers, 55 Main
Endle F & Co, boarding-house, 34 Commercial
Espitalier Joseph, saloon, 12 First
" EVENING EXPRESS" (daily),
James J Ayers editor and pub- lisher, 23 Spring
Fadeuilla Frank, saloon, cor Ar- cadia and Sanchez
Falvey J, carpenter and stair- builder, 159 Spring
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, I W Hellman pres, L C Good- man vice-pres, John Milner sec, 51 Main
Feliz Rafael, second-hand cloth- ing, 20 Commercial
Fellows I, physician, Post-office Building
Fennessy James, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Ferero John, fruits, candies, etc, 4 Los Angeles Ferero Mateo, bootmaker, 2 Los Angeles
Ferguson & Rose, livery stable, 35 Main
Ferner Simon, pawnbroker, 4 Commercial
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, E F Spence pres, W Lacy cashier, 68 Main
Fischer Joseph, saloon, 2 Re- quena
Fish L W electrician, 66} Main FISHER C L, boots and shoes, 26 Spring
Fisher James A, justice of the peace, 79 Temple Block
Fisher, Richardson & Co, nur serymen and florists
Fleischer Jacob, liquor saloon, cor First and Spring
Forthmann & Bergin, soap works, 23-27 Banning
Fox Mrs H M, dressmaker, 54 Main
FOX & KOSTER, dry goods and clothing, 42 Spring
FOY S C, harness and saddles and tent mfr, 17 Los Angeles Frank A, meat market, 144 Main
Frank Bros & Co, agricultural implements, 99 Spring
French L W, dentist, 86 Main
Froehlinger & Matthiesen, saloon, 100 Main
Fuller & Day, mattressmakers, 10 First
Furry W C, hardware and agri- cultural implements 33 Spring GAGE H T, attorney at law, Downey Block
Gale T C, physician, 74 Main
GAMA J P, Spanish teacher and translator, general informa- tion in Spanish, 21 Commer- cial
GAMEE P, propr "L'Union Nouvelle," Downey Block
Gantt J H, restaurant, 46 Los Angeles
Gardiner W P, attorney at law, 37 and 38 Baker Block
GARDNER T A, candy factory, 16 Main
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. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,."
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
766
California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
Garibaldi Lorenzo, groceries, cor High and Upper Main
Gassagne Chas, livery stable, 92 Los Angeles
Gates H O, blacksmith, 155 Spring
Gauthier F, liquor saloon, 9 Main
Gee John, bootmaker, nr depot GERKENS JACOB F, saloon, nr depot
Germain E, commission mer- chant and wholesale produce, 28 Main
Geurcio Camillo, barber, 29 Spring
GIBBS G C, attorney at law, 44 Baker Block
GIBSON C W, groceries and provisions, Richard Hermann mgr, 48 and 50 Spring
GIBSON F A (Judson, Gillette & Gibson), McDonald Block Giebel E F G W, groceries, 80 First
GOULD WM H, publisher Los Angeles "Daily Commercial," 11 Spring
Giese Frederick, Jr, druggist, 60 Spring
Giese Henry, agricultural imple- ments and wagons, 22 Aliso GILCHRIST J D, job printer, 13 Downey Block
GILLETTE J W (Judson, Gillette & Gibson), McDonald Block Gillman Henry, barber, 96 Main Gillmore F J, varieties, 25 Spring Ginocchio A, gen mdse, Macy Glassell A, attorney at law, 88 and 90 Temple Block
Glassell, Smith & Paton, attor- neys at law, 88 and 90 Tem- ple Block
GLIDDEN E C, agt New No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, 127 Main
GLOVER C J, Southern Pacific Transfer Co, 1 Spring Glover R C, blacksmith, Frank- lin
Godfrey Bros, druggists, 91 Spring
Godfrey John F, attorney at law, 9 Temple Block
GOFF & HALL, commission merchants, 3 Los Angeles
Goldstein Mrs S, fruits and poultry, 142 Main
Goldsworthy John, mining secre- tary and assayer, 53 Temple Block
Gondran August, barber, 3 Aliso
Goodwin L B, vice-pres Farm- ers' and Merchants' Bank, 51 Main
| Goodwin S, blacksmith, 105 Spring
Gosselin Z, plumber and gas- fitter, 4 Los Angeles -
Gould Will D, attorney at law, 83 Temple Block
Goupil Geo, bootmaker, Spring
101
Grand Central Hotel, G L Schmidt propr, 40 Main Grand R, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 106 Aliso
Graves & Chapman, attorneys at law, 6 Baker Block
Graves J A, attorney at law, 6 Baker Block
Grayson W, wood and feed, 43 Los Angeles
GREBE C, restaurant, 22 Main Greenbaum E, cigars and to- bacco, 98 Main, dry goods and clothing, 126 Main
Green E K, wind-mills, Temple above New High
Green Louis G, janitor Court House
GREEN ROBT, news agency, agt for E S Dennison, opp Depot
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEANNY 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-Los Angeles. 767
Griffin J E, attorney at law, 45 Temple Block HAVERSTICK J W, receiver U S Land Office, Nevada Block ALPHABETICALLY. Hayes John, bootmaker, 121 Spring Main Griffin J S, physician, 15% Griffith J M & Co, lumber and planing mill, cor First and Alameda Hayman B, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 37 Aliso Hazard H T, attorney at law and city attorney, Downey Block GRISWOLD & MARSH, proprs Pico House, cor Main and Plaza Hazeltine Wm, dentist, 118 Guerrero J B, groceries, J D Main Guerrero supt, cor Upper Main and Marchessault Heimann Richard, mgr C W Gibson, 48 and 50 Spring HALEY S, attorney at law, 40 Heinsch S, harness and saddles, cor Commercial and Los An- geles Spring Hall Charles V, real estate and fire insurance, 28 Spring HEINZEMAN & ELLIS, drug- gists and chemists, 72 Main HAMBURGER A, dry goods, 84 and 86 Main HELLMAN, HAAS & CO, whole- HAMMEL & DENKER, proprs Cosmopolitan Hotel, 47 and 49 Main, and United States Hotel, cor Main and Requena Hammond -- , boarding, 229 Main sale grocers, liquors, cigars and tobacco, hardware and grain, 14 and 16 Los Angeles and 14 and 16 Commercial Hellman I W, pres Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, 51 Main Hammond Miss L J, millinery, 30 Spring Hellman S, books, stationery, hardware, etc, S Spring and HANIMAN F & CO, produce, fruits, nuts, etc, 134 Main 95 Main Henderson & Marshall, wagon material, 147 Main Hannis L H, barber, 4 Temple HANNON J, physician, 64 Main Hannon J C, county supervisor Hansen & Solano, surveyors, 27 Spring Herick John, feed stable, 113 Spring Harbeck Adolph, saloon, 62 Spring HENRY CHAS, supt Naud's warehouse, Alameda nr Junc- tion of Main Hernandez Guadalupe, boot maker, 32 Upper Main Hargitt G, carpenter, Temple above New High Hewitt E E, division supt S P RR HARPER, REYNOLDS & CO, hardware, stoves and tinware, Hinton J W, county supt schools HIRSCHFELD PHIL, books and stationery, fancy goods and notions, 71 Main 110 Main Harris J V H, carpenter, Los Angeles Harris E, detective agency, Hodgkins M E, furniture, 134- 148 Main Downey Block Harris L, clothing, 65 Main Hoff M, dry goods, 49 Main HOLDERSBACH H, Los Ange- les Wire Works, 46 First HASTINGS C S, electrical phy- sician, postoffice bldg (see adv) HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8. San Francisco, Cal. ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
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 ..
768
California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
Holbrook J F, mfr well and water pipe and pumps, Re- quena nr Wilmington
HOLMES A C, notary public and insurance agt, 37 Temple Block
HOLMES & SCOTT, coal, wood, hay and charcoal, 102 Spring HOLTON G M, atty at law, 15 Temple Block
Horne & Abel, druggists, 824 San Fernando
Horticultural Society, Charles Coleman Jr sec, 9 Baker Block
Hosman & Onivas, barber shop, 22 Spring
HOUGHTELIN D K, fish, game and poultry, commission and forwarding, 79 Spring
Howard Bryant & Co, paints, oils, glass, etc, 128 Main
Howard F H, atty at law, Tem . ple Block
Howard G, paperhanger, etc, 200 Spring
Howard Volney E, atty at law, superior judge
How JE, painter, 177 Main
Hoyt & Co, furniture, 70 Spring Hubbell S C, atty at law, 54 Main
HUGHES ROBERT, Russian medicated electric baths, 15 Main
HUGHES MRS W R, dress- maker, 17 Main
Hupp George S, atty at law, 38- 40 Temple Block
HUTTON A W, atty at law, 91- 93 Temple Block
Hyde & Hawthorne, carpenters, 80 Spring
Illich Jerry, restaurant, 117 Main
Irwin Mrs J N, dressmaker, 6 First
Isaacs S, cigar maker, 78} Main
Jacoby Bros, clothing, cor Tem- ple and Main JACOBY CONRAD, propr " Sued-Californische Post," 74 Main
Jackson JE, city surveyor, 27 Spring
Jansen C, merchant tailor, 7 Spring
JENKINS CHAS M, city water overseer, 2 First
Jmbert John, saloon and hotel, 69 Los Angeles
JOHNSON CHAS R, register U S Land Office, McDonald Block, and insurance agt, 9 Temple Block
Johnson Mrs P, fruits, candies, etc, 20 Main
JONES J H, feed stable and dealer in hay, grain and feed, cor Fifth and Spring
JUDSON A H, atty at law, Mc- Donald Block
JUDSON, GILLETTE & GIB-
SON, law and abstract office, McDonald Block
Justoni G, groceries, cor Short and New High
KANSAS CITY HOTEL, Mas- sey & Hechtman
Kays James C, city treasurer, Court House
Kerckhoff, Cuzner & Co, lum- ber, 65 Alameda
Kermona Mrs Bridget, groceries, cor High and Buena Vista Kiefer J & Co, liquors, 12 Main KING A J, atty at law and no- tary public, 40 Spring
King Henry, chief police
KING & VILLA, horseshoers, 20 Aliso
Knell J D, music teacher, 186 Main
KOHLER A, atty at law and conveyancer, and clerk justice court, 72 Temple Block
H. WACHHORST'S
Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS. BINDERS. Oakland Cal PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
California-Los Angeles. 769
ALPHABETICALLY.
Kostliwy Joseph, bootmaker, 19 Commercial
KREMER M & CO, fire, life and marine insurance agts, 4 Spring
KUCK & LUDEMAN, proprs the Fountain Saloon, 52 Spring KUHL & RINKENBACH, saloon, cor Commercial and Los An- geles
Kurtz Joseph, physician, Baker Block
·KYSOR E F, architect, McDon- ald Block
KYSOR & MORGAN, architects, McDonald Block, (see adv)
Labarca Luis, groceries, cor Short and New High
Labonge A, barber, 50 Main
Lacy W, cashier First National Bank, 68 Main
"LA CRONICA," (weekly), S A de Cardona director, Dow- ney Block
LA FETRA C W, principal Los Angeles Business College, Odd Fellows' Building, over P O
Lalgnde P, groceries, cor First and Alameda
Lamb C C, county recorder Lambourn & Turner, groceries, 24 and 26 Aliso ·
Lami Louis, groceries, 128 Aliso Lamoree J P, blacksmith, First Lamoreaux J C, restaurant, 72 Spring
LANKERSHIM & CO, Los An- geles Flouring-Mills, cor Com- mercial and Alameda
Lathrop H B, physician, 118 Main
Lattin Milton, blacksmith, 167 Main
Lauterio Mrs F, ladies' hair- dresser, 33 Bath
LAUTH & STECKER, New York Brewery, s s Third bet Main and Spring
LAWRENCE A M, cigars and tobacco, jobber and retailer ,22 Spring
Lazarus P, books and stationery, 14 and 16 Spring
LAZENBY & O'NEILL, marble works, 80 Spring (see adv) Leck L, groceries, 190 Main Lecroq Mme, dressmaker, agt Butterick's patterns, 139 Main Lee H T, attorney at law and U S Commissioner, 14 Tem- ple Block
LEE BRADNER W, attorney at law, Baker Block
Lee W H R, artist, 60 Spring Lehman A, bootmaker, 138 Main
Leiss E, confectionery and res- taurant, 125 Main
Leon Ralph, cigars and tobacco, 62 Main
Leonard W M, wagonmaker, 160 Main
Levy Michel, wholesale liquors, 61 and 63 Main
Levy Simon, forwarding and commission, 29-34 Aliso
Lewarn Wm J, bakery, 153 Al- ameda
Lewis Bros, boots and shoes, 57 and 59 Spring
Lichtenberger L, carriagemaker, 145 Main
Liever John, guns, pistols, etc, 11 Commercial
66 LIGHT " (The) (weekly), Rev J W Ellis propr, Downey Block
Linde Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler, 71 Main
Lindley Milton, county treasurer Lindquist F, merchant tailor, 20 Spring
Ling R A, constable, 81 Temple Block
Lips C C, mgr for E Martin & Co, 24 Main
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. DDINTEDO ENODAUER ELECTROTYPERS BINDERS Oakland Cal Send for Estimates. .
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay, Sold by the Trade, or address G. G. WICKSON.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
49
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
" Littleboy Wm, druggist, 102 Main LOS ANGELES WEEKLY MIRROR," Yarnell, Caystile Lloyd Wm, carpenter and build- 770 er, 173 Main & Mathers editors and proprs, California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY. Temple LOCKWOOD GEORGE N, con- stable and collector, 79 Tem- ple Block Love Mrs J E, dressmaker, 112 Spring LOWRY H N, attorney at law, Cardona Block, 118 Main Logan Miss, dressmaker, 5 First Loiseau P, machinist, cor High and New High Luitwieler S W, wagons and carriages, cor Requena and LOPEZ JOSE, meat market, 78 Upper Main Los Angeles " L'UNION NOUVELLE" (week- ly), P Ganee propr, Downey Block Los Angeles Bar Association, Temple Block LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE (The) C W La Fetra principal, Odd Fellows' Building, over post-office LYNCH JOSEPH D, editor and publisher " Los Angeles Her- ald," 25 Spring Lyons Julius, stenographer, Los Angeles City Water Co, Fred Eaton supt, east cor plaza Court House MACNEIL H L, cashier Los An- geles County Bank, cor Spring LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK, J S Slauson pres, H L Macneil cashier, cor Spring and Temple Mahlstedt D, Philadelphia Brew- ery, Aliso and Temple MAIER JOSEPH, Eintracht Sa- loon, "LOS ANGELES DAIL Y COM- MERCIAL," Wm H Gould Maier Simon, meat market, 37 Spring publisher, D M Berry editor, 11 Spring 31 Spring, opposite Court House Manning Joseph & Co, house and sign painter, 16 Court Manning Thos F, plumber and gasfitter, 169 Main LOS ANGELES FLOURING MILLS, Lankershim & Co, cor Commercial and Alameda Los Angeles Gas Co, office works New High Mansfield John, attorney at law, 51 Temple Block "LOS ANGELES HERALD" Marietich J & Co, chop house, 42 Main (daily and weekly), Joseph D Lynch editor and publisher, Marshall & Son, carpenters and contractors, 66 Spring 25 Spring Los Angeles Ice Co, mfrs of ice MARTEEN HORATIO, second- hand clothing, tailor, dyeing and scouring, rags, junk and bottle depot, 6 and 8 Aliso Los Angeles Infirmary,conducted by the Sisters of Charity, op- posite Union Depot Los Angeles Public Library, Martin E & Co, wholesale liq- uors, 24 Main Miss Mary E Foy librarian, Downey Block MASCOTTI F Los Angeles Soap Co, Forthmann & Bergin, 23-27 Banning G, groceries and provisions, cor High and Buena Vista A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW. 916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 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, Ca]
California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
771
MASKELL & MERCADANTE,
produce commission and gro- ceries, 151 Main
MASSEY & HECHTMAN,
Kansas City Hotel, opposite depot
Massey P, employment office, 2 Temple
Maxey T, meat market, 149 Al- ameda
Maxwell Walter S, commission merchant and grain dealer, 13 Court
Mayer Louis, tailor, 18 First
Maynard Mrs S E, dressmaking, 54 Main
McAulay & Chisholm, contract- ors and builders, 42 First
McBride R Y, job printing, Downey Block
McDonald A S, boots and shoes, 34 Spring
McDonald Block, Main bet Court and First
McGarvin Frank, meat market, cor Olive and Sixth
McGarvin & White, carriage mfrs, 104 and 106 Spring
McGinnis E T, saloon, 57 Main McKee S B & Co, pianos and organs, 91 Spring
Mckenzie Alex, liquors, 129 Main
Mckenzie C R, engineer Beau- dry's Water Works
MCLELLAN BROS, insurance agts, 5 Commercial
MCLELLAN H, agt Pacific Coast Steamship Co, 5 Commercial McLennon S D, groceries, 163 Alameda
McMAHON P J, Palace Liquor Saloon, 33 Main and 10 Spring McManus P, saloon, near depot McMenomy J C, plumber and gasfitter
McNelly Chas H, insurance agt, 1} Spring
Mendelsohn G, merchant tailor 12 Spring
MERRIAN A, candy mfy, lunch and ice cream, 32 Spring
Merrill & Babcock, hardware, stoves and tinware, 27 Spring Mesner Joseph, boots and shoes, 104 Main
Meyberg Bros, crockery and tinware, 81 Main
Meyer Eugene & Co, dry goods and clothing, 17 and 19 Spring
MEYER SAMUEL, crockery, etc, 43 Main
MILES BROS, produce and commission, 5 Los Angeles
Miller Jacob, marble works, First
Milliken S J, carriagemaker, Los Angeles
Milner John, sec Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, 51 Main Mirandette J S & Bro, meat market, 66 Aliso
MIRROR PRINTING OFFICE AND BINDERY, Yarnell, Caystile & Mathes, 9 Temple
MITCHELL H M, attorney at law and notary public, 76 and 77 Temple Block
Mitchell J B, loan broker, 68 Main
Molony R, blacksmith and wa- gonmaker, 18 Aliso
Mohan G P R, meat market, cor Alameda and First
MOORE ALFRED, auctioneer, 16 Requena
Moore Victor, feed stable, 44 Aliso
Moran & Co, painters, Temple above New High
Moreno J F, harnessmaker and saddler, 13 Aliso
MORFORD & BROWN, real estate agts, cor Spring and Temple
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
SULPHURIC ACID
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.
772
California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
Morgan & Edwards, real estate agts, 35 Spring
MORGAN OCTAVIUS, archi- tect, McDonald Block
Moody Wm, junk, 62 Spring Moore Walter S, deputy internal revenue collector, 13 Court Moya M, groceries, cor Upper Main and Short
NADEAU H, physician, surgeon and county coroner, office and res McDonald Block
Nagle D, boots and shoes, 112 Main
Nathan Mrs B, fancy goods, 91 Spring
NAUD'S WAREHOUSE, Chas Henry supt, Alameda nr junc- tion Main
Neitzke E, undertaker, 3 Spring Naud, Weyse & Co, wine grow- ers and wholesale liquors, 29 Commercial
NEWMARK H & CO, wholesale groceries, 11-15 Los Angeles NEW YORK BREWERY, Lauth & Stecker, s s Third bet Main and Spring (see adv) Nichols Darwin, boots and shoes, 223 Spring
NIEDECKEN HERMANN, gro- ceries and provisions, 173 Spring, cor Fourth
Niles Wm, poultry and stock breeder
Nittinger Edward & Co, employ- ment office, Post Office
Noel James, liquors, 114 Main NOLTE T L, merchant tailor, 34 Main
Nordholt W H, groceries, cor First and Los Angeles
Nordlinger S, watches and jew- elry, 60 Main
Northcraft & Clark, auction and commission, cor Arcadia and Main and 40 and 42 Los Angeles
Norton A, clothing, 13 Commer- cial
NORTON CHAS, tailor and sec- ond-hand clothing, 3 Aliso
Norton S, dry goods and cloth- ing, 22 Main
OBANDO J M, barber, 8 Main O'Donnel P N, foundry, cor Garcia and Aliso
O'Melveny H W, attorney at law, Baker Block
O'Melveny H K S, attorney at law, Downey Block
OOCKERBLUM FRED, drug- gist, 163 Main
Orme H S, physician, 74 Main Oro Grande Mining Co, John Goldsworthy sec, 53 Temple Block
O' Rourke Mrs Mary, furnished rooms, 173 Main
Osborne's Overland Transfer Co, John Osborne propr, 3 Market Osborne Wm, feed ·stable, cor Fifth and Olive
Osborn W M, harnessmaker, 107 Spring
Osgood & Marshall, painters, 4 Requena
Pacific Hotel, E H Boyd propr, R R depot
PALACE SALOON, P J Mc- Mahon propr, 33 Main and 10 Spring
Palmer F M, dentist, 64 Main
Parks Mrs M E, millinery, 15 Spring
Pasadena Stage Co, 12 Spring Patton George S, attorney at law, 88 and 90 Temple Block PAVICICH BROS, Union Chop House, 10 Main
PAYNE, STANTON & CO, Elite Photograph Gallery, Temple Block, junction Spring and Main
PEACHY G W, harness and saddles, 76 Main
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
California-Los Angeles. 773
ALPHABETICALLY.
PEISER L & CO, fancy and
gents' furnishing goods, 38
Spring
Pellegrine G, saloon, 14 Aliso Pelletier & Co, bakery, 46 Com- mercial
PEOPLE'S STORE, A Ham- burger propr, dry goods, 84 and 86 Main
Perret Gustav C, saloon, cor Third and Spring
PERRY & POLLARD, plumb- ing and gasfitting, 16 Main
PERRY, WOODWORTH & CO,
lumber and planing mills, 76 Commercial
Peschke & Merz, groceries, 76 and 78 Aliso
Peterson M H, agt Wheeler & Wilson, new science of dress- making, 129 Spring
PHILIP P, insurance agent
PHILIPPI JACOB, jobber and
retailer wines and liquors, 4 and 5 Market
Phillipson Isaac, locksmith, 41 Spring
PICO HOUSE, Griswold &
Marsh proprs, cor Main and Plaza
Pier A G, groceries, cor Sixth and Olive
Pigne-Dupreten J B, physician, Main
Pinton Simon, tailor, S Commer- cial
Polaski L & Son, dry goods and clothing, 58 Main
PONET & ORR, undertakers, 66 Main
Ponet Mrs V, millinery and fancy goods, 78 Main
Potts A W, county clerk
Potts J W, public administrator, 54 Main
Pouyfourcat J, saloon, S Los Angeles
POUYFOURCAT & MAIL- HEAU, saloon, 9 Aliso
Praesent Mme, millinery, 80 Spring
Prager C, dry goods and cloth- ing, 64 Main
Prager Samuel, saloon, 69 Main PRATT E W & CO, California Vinegar' Works, 65 Los An- geles
Pray John M, blacksmith, 34 Los Angeles
Preciado Hilario, Mexican Res- taurant, 13 Main
Preuss & Pironi, druggists, 21 Spring
Price Mrs Carrie, dressmaker, 84 Spring
Pridham Wm, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, cor Main and Market
Puissegur P, bakery, 10 Los Angeles
Quinn Mrs P J, lodging house, 144 New Los Angeles
Ralph Bros, groceries, cor Sixth and Spring
Rampe F, tailor, 127 Main
RAPHAEL C & CO, paints, oils, etc, Temple Block 2
Raynal A, wagonmaker, 134 Alameda
Rees & Wirsching, wagonmakers and agricultural implements, 33 and 35 Los Angeles
REID EDWARD, saloon and agt Southern Coast Stage Line, 48 Main
REINERT EDWARD, cooper, 40 First
Reso Chas, fruits, candies, etc, cor Second and Spring
Reynolds J J, 52 Temple Block
Rhein James, horseshoer, 85 First
Riley & Graham, real estate agts and money brokers, 1} Spring
CHAS, R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 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.
Riley T, paperhanger, First bet Spring and Main St Charles Hotel, T W Stro- bridge propr, 46 Main RING PETER, Grand Central 774 Saloon, 38 Main Salmon W B, barber, nr depot Santacruz M G, groceries and jewelry, 14 and 16 Upper Main California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY. Rivera Adolfo, groceries, 72 Los Angeles Roattino Joseph, Italian board- ing-house, 118 Alameda Santacruz S, bakery, 50 Up- per Main ROBBINS G W & CO, uphol- sterers, First bet Main and Los Angeles Saxton N B, druggist, 118 Main Schilling Paul, saloon, 92 Spring Schmidt G L, propr Grand Cen- Roberts John, attorney at law 40 Spring tral Hotel, 40 Main Schmidt & Hafner, blacksmith and wagonmaker, Los Ange- les bet Commercial and Re- quena Robinson W W, city auditor and clerk of council, 47 Spring ROCHE E J, saloon, ten-pin alley and shooting gallery, 96 Schmidt John, boarding-house, 29 and 31 Commercial Main RODRIGUES & CASTRO, gro- Schneider Henry M, saloon, 114 Main ceries and liquors, cor New High and High Schnider John, livery and feed, cor Aliso and Alameda Rogers A H, county supervisor Rogers W E, wood, hay and feed, SCHOOL OF THE SISTERS OF Spring CHARITY, Sister Scholastica Rolder Louis, wagonmaker and dealer, 87 and 89 Spring Romerio Chas, blacksmith, 72 Alameda Loysdon, Sister Superior, cor Alameda and Macy Schroeder John C & Sons, paint- Ross W W, physician, 31 Baker Block ers, 89 Spring Schubert A W, harness and sad- dlemaker, 7 Aliso Rothchild Meyer, butcher shop, cor Fifth and Spring Schumacher H, bakery and con- fectionery, 58 Spring ROUGHNY L D & CO, fruits, candies, groceries, cigars and Schwaebische Jos, saloon, cor First and Main Schwem Chas H F, saloon, 136 Main tobacco, 15 Commercial Rowan T E, American Bakery, cor First and Main Rowan T E & Co, real estate and Sciscich Luca, groceries, 3 San Pedro Rowland Wm R, sheriff, Court House Scott J R, attorney at law, Tem- ple Block insurance agts, 75 Main SELIGMAN M H, notions, crock- Rudel & Sturm, coppersmiths, cor First and Wilmington ery, glassware, etc, 73 Spring RUSSELL W H H, attorney at "SEMI-TROPIC CALIFORNIA' (monthly), Chas Coleman Jr propr, 9 Baker Block law, searcher of records and conveyancer, 1 Spring Sabichi Frank, attorney at law, Sentous L & Co, meat market, cor Aliso and Los Angeles 55 Temple Block 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.
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