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H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
SOJUNIO
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COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
California-San Bernardino. 861
ALPHABETICALLY.
Simpson Oliver, restaurant and | WATERS B, pres of Farmers' saloon Exchange Bank Small J E, pianos, organs, etc Whitlock A, dentist Wiggins W R, groceries Small Mrs JE, millinery SOUTHERN HOTEL, Kurtz WILLIS HENRY M, attorney at law & Evans proprs
STARKE A, propr Hotel Starke's
Starke Gus, saloon
Suhr F C, drugs, books and sta- tionery Summers E, lumber Talbott & Harris, attorneys at law
Talbott L W, attorney at law
Talbot Richard, saloon
Thompson A, physician Turner R, bootmaker
VALENTINE & NOYES, hard-
ware, stoves and tinware Van Dorin L, carriage factory
WILSON MRS JENNIE, dry and fancy goods
Wilson John H B, bootmaker WILSON WARREN, propr "San Bernardino Index"
Winkler August, saloon and soda factory
Wise A B, blacksmith and wag- onmaker
Wise & Mayfield, livery stable Worthington John, painter
Wozencraft -, physician
Wright W G, planing mill
YAĞER HARDIN, county treas- urer
SOUTHERN HOTEL
SAN BERNARDINO,
CALIFORNIA.
KURTZ & EVANS, - Proprietors.
The House has recently been renovated and refitted,
And the Traveling Public will find EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS,
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 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-
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.
862 California-San Bernardino-San Beunaventura. ALPHABETICALLY.
STARKE'S HOTEL,
A. STARKE, Proprietor.
New Two-Story Brick, just Completed.
Nice Rooms, Good Table & Homelike Accommodations at Moderate Prices. EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. Third Street, San Bernardino, Cal.
San Buenaventura,
VENTURA COUNTY.
Adams & Thayer, oil works Ayres Albert, hotel Baker F W, Jr, hardware
Bank of Ventura, H Clay cash- ier
Bard C L, physician
Barlow C A, harness
Barnard E, saw-mill
Bartlett Bros, jewelry and sta- tionery
Bennett Peter, butcher
Beronia G, grocer
Brewster J C, photographer
Butler Wm, butcher
Cagnacci Jacob, shoemaker
Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell, gen mdse and lumber
Cody N T, drugs Cohn Mrs H, clothing Conner Henny W, grocer Corey J A, grocer Daley Thos H, livery
Delmont F, drugs
Einstein & Bernheim, gen mdse
Epstein & Jacobs, tailors
Ferand Jules, baker
Franz E, varieties
"FREE PRESS," McLean &
Son proprs Glasgow G W, saloon Gandolfo A, grocer Good G W, drugs
Goodwin J W, stationery Grant K P, blacksmith Hare E F, insurance agt Hartman F, brewer Hill R W, physician Hirschfelder E, boots and shoes Hobson & Rice, restaurant Kamp Harold, liquors Kreig John, saloon Kuhlman J A, gen mdse
Ley Henry D, auctioneer, etc Logan O R, livery Lyman CC, saddler McCarty P V, shoemaker McDonald Mrs M, milliner McDonald R H, blacksmith
McLean & Son, proprs "Free Press "
Mitchell E L, saloon
Morago O, saloon Murray & Boeker, painters Nogues B, grocer
Real Mrs Pascal, saloon
Redwine L P, tailor
Richardson J, furniture Rhigetti F, grocer Roth Isaac F, saloon
Roth J, boots and shoes
San Buenaventura Wharf Co
Sanchez Pedro, barber Sanchez J V, barber
"SIGNAL," EM Sheridan propr Short Mrs, milliner
Spears Henry, saloon Stuart S L, dentist Thomas E, painter
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.
In
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ANULSOWUL
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
863
California-San Diego. ALPHABETICALLY.
Vicars & Sheldon, blacksmiths Wagner & Co, hotel Wagner J B & Co, cigars Walker & Healy, clothing and dry goods Todd & Morrison, grocers and boots and shoes the bay of San Diego north- ward to San Bernardino (Col- ton) is now nearly completed, and trains are running over a considerable portion of it. Within two months from pres- ent writing (1st of January, 1882), the junction with the Southern Pacific will be ef- fected, and it is expected that during the coming year trains Wright & Hobson, milliners will be running out of San Diego east on the thirty-fifth parallel. San Diego is also the southern terminus of the South- San Diego, ern Pacific Railroad of California Walton W J, lumber Wetherell R R, watchmaker Whitehouse Wmn, restaurant Winkler Jacob, saloon ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. --- a mortgage having been recently filed in Los Angeles and SAN DIEGO COUNTY. San Diego Counties for the con- struction of the extension from Santa Ana to San Diego, which will undoubtedly be completed within the coming year. A road is also projected from a point on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, at or near Tomb- stone, A. T., to San Diego, giving the shortest line to New York and all points north and east. The location of the city fixes its position as the seaport and com- mercial center of all that great and variously productive region embracing Southern California, Southern Nevada, Utah, Ari- zona, New Mexico, Lower Cali- fornia and Northern Mexico. The overland distance from all points on the Atlantic side to steamer at San Diego for Mexi- can and South American ports, the Sandwich Islands, Austral- asia, China and Japan, is just so much shortened. This saving of nearly 500 miles distance on a line never closed by snow, is a fact that makes its own argu- ment. In natural resources, ca- County seat. Situated near the southern extremity of Cali- fornia, fifteen miles from the Mexican line. It is 480 miles by sea, and less than 500 miles, via the Colton all-rail route, from San Francisco. There is no question but that San Diego is destined to become the metro- polis of the new State of South- ern California. Her natural advantages and added facilities point clearly to this fact. She possesses one of the only two land-locked harbors on the Paci- fic Coast of the United States, carrying twenty-three and a half feet of water over the bar at low- est tide, and of capacity to ac- commodate 1,000 ships of the largest class. It is to this valua- ble feature that San Diego is in- debted for the attention and ap- preciation bestowed upon her by railroad capital. San Diego is the Pacific terminus of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The California division, known as the California Southern, from
H. WP.CHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
864 California-San Diego. ALPHABETICALLY. pacity for great variety of Arnold Bros, real estate agents, 147 Fifth products, including mining and facilities for manufactures, San ARNOLD T J, attorney at law, cor Third and D Diego acknowledges no superior on this coast. In point of cli- BAILEY ROBERT, liquor sa- loon, Fifth between G and H Barker Patrick, hotel, D bet Second and Third mate it is conceded to have no equal among the health resorts of the world. Winter mean, 62°; spring mean, 66°; summer Barnes G W, physician, office and residence Sixth bet D and E mean, 72°; fall mean, 68°; average yearly rainfall, ten inches; average number of rainy Barry John, bootmaker, Fifth bet G and H days in the year, twenty-one- (See United States Signal Ser- Bass J D, blacksmith, cor Eighth and I vice Reports, 1872-80). All citrous fruits, bananas, apples, pears, grapes, apricots, peaches, etc, grow to perfection, and ripe strawberries may be picked from our gardens every day in the Begole W A, stoves, tin and hardware, Fifth bet H and I Belthoise L, carriage mfr, cor I and Sixth year. Owing to railroad build- ing and other causes, the popu- lation of San Diego is rapidly approaching 5,000. The prin- cipal hotel, as well as Bay View Hotel, cor Tenth and Ī Beers W A, varieties, Fifth bet H and I BENNIS MARCO, chop house, the marked architectural feature of the town is the Horton House, overlooking the plaza. It con- tains no less than 120 rooms, elegantly furnished, being the largest and bestequipped hotel in BLACKMER & SCHNEIDER, Southern California, Mr. Had- ley, favorably known in his connection with the Vance House of Eureka, California, is proprietor of the establishment, Bonnino J, saloon and boarding, cor J and Fifth and fully sustains its old repu- tation. 129 Fifth (see adv) Birdsall John D, propr Lyon's Hotel, cor Seventh and I BIRDSALL MRS M J, propr Commercial Hotel, cor D and Third pianos and organs, Fifth bet F and G Blochman & Smith, gen mdse, 43 and 45 Fifth Bouvier Louis, liquors, Fifth bet Gand H AH QUIN, intelligence office and dealer in Chinese merchand- ize and Japanese goods, gen- tlemen and ladies' underwear, etc, Fifth bet I and J Bowers W W, customs collector Boyd & Cranton, carpenters, cor Seventh and I Brader J H, Excelsior Soda Water Works, Sixth near I Ailland H, hotel, Third Bradt & Sons, gen mdse, cor Fifth and D Allison Bros, butcher shop, cor Fifth and H Brady Phil, boots and shoes, Fifth bet H and I Antunes C, saloon PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS. PRINTERS ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
California-San Diego. ALPHABETICALLY.
865
Brown & Stevens, planing mill and sash factory, cor H and Eighth
Burgess Chas F, photographer, Sixth
Burns Mrs Annie, International Hotel, cor H and Sixth
BURNS J W, groceries and pro- visions, 135 Fifth
Burns Michael, Franklin House, cor Eighth and K
Burnes Till A, saloon and Na- tional City Stage Line, cor Fifth and K
Butchart George, propr Bay View Hotel
BUTCHART J B, groceries and provisions, Sixth bet F and G California Southern R R Co, Joseph O Osgood chief engin- eer, cor Sixth and H
Callaghan J, real estate agent, cor Third and Plaza
CAMPBELL A D, mfr of gentle- men's boots and shoes at San Francisco prices, Seventh bet Fifth and Sixth, opp Horton Hall
Capron John G, commission merchant, Fifth bet E and F Caravia G, gen mdse, cor Tenth and K
Caro & Young, furniture, Fifth bet I and J
Carow Frank, clerk with J Faivre
Carter John H, watchmaker, cor Fifth and F
CAVE D, dentist, cor Fifth and G
Chandler Henry, restaurant, Fifth bet H and I
CHASE, ARNOLD & HUN- SAKER, attorneys at law, cor Third and D
CHASE LEVI, vice-pres Consol- idated Bank of San Diego, cor Fifth and G
CHASE LEVI, attorney at law, cor Third and D
CHASE CHARLES A, druggist, cor Fifth and F
Chick & Eschrich, fish and pro- duce, I bet Fifth and Sixth
Choate D, real estate agent, Fifth bet F and G
Church C C, cabinetmaker, Sixth bet D and E
Cohen Marcus, tailor and dyer, 127 Fifth
Cohn J A, boots and shoes, Fifth bet G and H
Cohn N, dry goods and clothing, cor Fifth and F
COLE A A, Pioneer Candy Factory, confectionery, etc, Fifth bet F and G
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Mrs M J Birdsall propr, cor D and Third (see adv)
Conklin N H, attorney at law, Fifth
CONSOLIDATED BANK OF SAN DIEGO, Bryant How-
ard cashier, cor Fifth. and G Cook Henry, constable, justice court
Copeland George D, postmaster, cor F and Sixth
Coyne Joseph, sheriff 1
CRAIG SCIPIO, journalist, office Sixth bet F and G
Crain & Clark, livery stable, cor Seventh and I
CRAIQUE S W, wholesale liquor dealer, cor Fourth and K
Dauer & Westover, New York and Boston Combination Co, Fifth bet G and H
Desmond John, abalone shells, cor D and Third
Dillard Wm B, attorney at law, cor Fifth and G
Dobler C, brewery, Cholla Val- ley
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F. 55
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
IMPERIAL Ecc FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
319 Market Street, San Francisco.
Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW. 916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
866
California-San Diego. ALPHABETICALLY.
Dold C, watches and jewelry, cor D and Fifth
Donaldson W J, carpenter and builder, 64 Fifth bet I and J
DOUGHERTY H H, real estate agent, attorney at law and · insurance, Plaza
Durner Charles, saloon, cor J and Fifth
Edwards C J, saddler and har- nessmaker, Fifth bet G and H FAIRCHILD J A, banker, brok- er, real estate and insurance agent, also abstract of titles, cor Fifth and F (see adv)
Faivre Joseph, real estate agent, etc, cor Fifth and E
Fallman E H, carriagemaker, Sixth bet G and H
Fenn C M, physician, Fifth bet E and F
Ferreratto V, bakery, cor Fifth and J
Fischer John, liquor saloon, Fifth bet H and I
FISHER L T, journalist "The San Diego Union," Sixth bet F and G
FLOYD H W, boots and shoes, Fifth bet F and G
Francis Wm H, real estate agt, Plaza
Francisco, Silliman & Co, gen mdse, cor H and Sixth
Frick Mrs W R, dealer native shells, 158 Fifth
FRICK W R, marble works, 158 Fifth (see adv)
Folsom -, assayer, 152 Fifth Fox & Willey, civil engineers, cor F and Fifth
Garfield John, horseshoer, cor I and Sixth
Gass A M, watchmaker and jeweler, Fifth bet E and F Gatewood W J, attorney at law, office nr Court House
Geddes George, real estate and insurance agent, D bet Fourth and Fifth
GILDEA B M, dentist, cor Sixth and G (see adv)
Goodall A, blacksmith, cor Sev- enth and K
Gordon & Hazzard, merchants, Fifth
Gray John, furniture and bed- ding, Fifth bet H and I
Gray Mrs Susan, saloon, cor I and Eighth
Gregg Robert J, physician, cor Fifth and F
GREGORY EDWARD, liquor saloon, 133 Fifth
Guillory A, blacksmith and wagonmaker, cor Fifth and K GUNN DOUGLAS, editor and propr "The San Diego Union," Sixth bet F and G, one door below postoffice
HADLEY W E, propr Horton House
HAMILTON & CO, gen mdse, groceries and hardware a specialty, Fifth bet F and G Hamilton M D, county assessor Harrison Mrs C M, dressmaker, Fifth bet D and E
Harritt Frank, blacksmith and wagonmaker, cor H and Fourth
Hatleberg J O, blacksmith and wagonmaker, cor Eighth and J
HAUCH I, merchant tailor, Fifth bet F and G (see adv) Hawley & Mills, house and sign painters, Fifth
HEERANDNER JOHN, machin- ist and mfr, sawing, planing, turning, coopering, bridge building and house moving, cor K and Sixth
Heinrich L, gunsmith, cor J and Fifth
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 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-San Diego. 867
SULPHURIC ACID
ALPHABETICALLY. Helfenstein Geo, saloon, Fifth bet H and I Jonson M, cabinetmaker, uphol- sterer and furniture dealer, cor G and Sixth Henderson E F, physician, Sixth END bet E and F Jorres Wm, county treasurer Hendrick E W, attorney at law, Fifth bet E and F Josse L M, barber shop, Fifth bet D and E Herrman D C, saloon and lodg- ings, Fifth bet J and K Journeay Geo, livery stable, cor Fourth and E Higgins T J, real estate agent, Fifth bet I and H Julian A H, stoves and tinware, Fifth bet H and I Hinton & Gordon, Fashion Liv- ery Stable, cor D and Second Hitchcock G N, county supt of schools, attorney at law, no- Julian M L, painter tary public, Sixth bet F and KALMBACH A, Tivoli Saloon, G JULIAN J M, editor and pub "San Diego News," Fifth bet G and H musical headquarters, cor HOLM & SURBECK, barber shop, 79 Fifth bet F and G Fifth and J Kayser Benjamin, clothing, etc, Fifth bet G and H Honigsberger Louis, cigars and tobacco, 125 Fifth Kearney James, groceries, Sixth bet F and G HORTON HOUSE, W E Hadley HOWARD BRYANT, cashier Keating M, real estate agt and notary public, Fifth bet E and F Consolidated Bank of San Diego, cor Fifth and G propr Kessler W J, barber shop, Fifth Hoyt & Briant, real estate agts, Fifth bet F and G bet G and H KING GEO V, liquor saloon, 49 Hunsaker N, auctioneer, cor Third and Plaza Fifth KOOKEN MRS A E, fashionable HUNSAKER W J, attorney at law, cor Third and D dressmaker, Fifth bet E and F Huse Fred J, real estate agt, D Koop John, Shade Saloon,-Front Koster P, blacksmith and wagon- maker, cor Fourth and F bet Fourth and Fifth Ihlstrom & Hyland, saloon, cor J and Sixth Kramer A, merchant tailor, cor Plaza and Fourth Jaycox & Duncan, proprs Russ House, cor Fourth and E Jean Joseph, hotel and saloon, .cor Fifth and I Kramer C J, gun and locksmith, Fifth bet H and I Larson & Westcott, teamster and expressman, cor Fourth and K Laveck Wm, saloon, Fifth bet I and J JEWELL & WILSON, paints, oils, doors, sash, glass, etc, Sixth bet E and F Johnson D A, abstract of titles, cor Fifth and E LEACH & PARKER, attorneys at law, cor Third and D JONES JOHN R, attorney at LEACH WALLACE, attorney at law, cor Third and D law, cor Fifth and G JONES & STEELE, attorneys at law, cor Fifth and G Lehmann Theodore, merchant tailor, cor Fifth and G HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Lemke John, cigar mfr and MORRISON R R, watches and jewelry and watchmaker, 148 Leonard Joseph, justice of the 868 peace, cor Fifth and G Fifth dealer, Fifth bet I and J California-San Diego. ALPHABETICALLY. MORSE E W, real estate agent, Levet J B, carpenter, cor Eighth and J cor E and Third MORSE, NOELL & WHALEY, real estate agents and insur- ance, cor E and Fifth Lewis Isadore, cigar, tobacco and barber shop, Fifth bet H and I Lillie -- , saloon, Third Neale G, gen mdse, Old Town Neale George, official reporter Locklin L L, county surveyor LOUIS ISIDOR, cigars and to- bacco, fresh oysters and ice cream, 160 Fifth NEWS " (daily and weekly), J M Julian publisher and editor, Fifth bet G and H Lowell F B, agt New Althouse Vaneless Windmill New York and Boston Combin- ation Co, Bauer & Westover proprs, Fifth bet G and H Lowell -- , feed yard, cor I and Eighth NOELL C P, real estate agt and notary public, cor E and Fifth 319 Market Street, San Francisco. North J D, teacher, Plaza LUCE M A, attorney at law, cor Fifth and F Lyon's Hotel, John D Birdsall propr, cor Seventh and I Nottage E W, plumber and gas- fitter, cor Sixth and F Ocean House, J B Lyons propr, cor Seventh and K Lyons J B, propr Ocean House, cor Seventh and K Mannasse J S & Co, real estate agt, Fifth bet F and G O'Leary Ed, wood and coal, Jorres' Wharf Marston George W, dry goods and carpets, cor F and Fifth May Chas E, saddler and har- nessmaker, cor Fifth and H McCARTHY M J, liquor saloon, Fifth bet F and G Osgood Joseph O, chief engineer, California Southern Railroad Overshiner G J & Sons, black- smiths and wagonmakers, cor I and Sixth McCoy James, capitalist, Old PACIFIC COAST S S CO, J H Simpson agt, office and wharf, foot of Fifth Town McCoye Frank, real estate and insurance agt, Fifth bet F and and G Page Mrs J H, bakery and con- fectionery, Fifth bet E and F McGurck E, junk, cor Fifth & H McINTOSH F J, boots and shoes, 147} Fifth Paine J O W, attorney at law, cor F and Fifth Palmer House, Oscar Palmer propr, Fifth bet H and I Parker - McNeally W T, superior judge Mendelson M A, merchant tail- , photographer, or, 150 Fifth Sixth Millard F R, druggist, cor Fifth PARKER E, attorney at law, cor Third and D and I Mills -- , painter, 64 Fifth Montijo R & Son, saddlers and harnessmakers, Fifth bet H and I Pauly A & F N, real estate agts, cor Third and D Pearson A B, carriage painter, Sixth bet E and F 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 a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-San Diego. 869
ALPHABETICALLY.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
Perigo Wm, liquor saloon, 151 Fifth
PETIT A, liquor saloon, cor D and Fifth
Peyser M, clothing, etc, Fifth bet G and H
PHILIPS ROBERT F, dentist, cor F and Fifth
PHILLIPS & CO, wholesale liquors, cigars and tobacco, 80 Fifth bet H and I (see adv)
Pidgeon G S, groceries, cor Fifth and H
PIONEER CORRAL AND
FEED YARD, J H Tyler
propr, Eighth bet J and K
Pitcher J S, gun and locksmith, Fifth bet G and H
Pohl Mrs, music teacher
Porter J H, justice of the peace, opp " News " office, Fifth
Priest R, merchant tailor, cor D and Fifth
RAFFI G, gen mdse, Fifth bet G and H
Ranch John, carpenter, cor K and Sixth
Reed D C, real estate and insur- ance agt, Fifth bet F and G Remondino P C, county physi- cian
Rennie Gilbert, county recorder Rice -, feed yard cor Seventh and I
Richardson John H, doors, sash, paints, etc, 149 Fifth
RIESE FRED, dealer in new and second-hand furniture, upholsterer and cabinet maker I bet Fifth and Sixth (see adv)
Roberts H M, novelty store, manufacturer of cement, Fifth bet F and G
Robinson W E, commission broker, cor Fifth and G
Rogers Thomas L, vice-pres California Southern Railroad
ROLLER E & CO, wholesale and retail plated ware, crockery and glassware, lamps, wood and willow ware, and general house and kitchen furnishing, 121 Fifth
Root M S, watches and jewelry, Fifth bet F and G
Russ House, Jaycox & Duncan proprs, cor Fourth and E
Russell James, constable, Justice Court
Russell Robt G W, barber shop, cor Fifth and G
San Diego Gas Co, E W Morse sec, office cor E and Fifth
"SAN DIEGO UNION" (daily and weekly), Douglas Gunn editor and propr, Sixth bet F and G, one door below post- office
Saunders Charles J W, meat market, cor Fifth and F
Schiller & Murtha, dry goods and clothing, Fifth bet G and H
Schiller R, bookbinder, Fifth bet D and E
SCHMITT G H, physician and surgeon, e s Plaza, bet D and E SCHNEIDER A, books, station- ery, news depot, paints and oils, musical instruments, pic- ture frames, cigars and to- bacco, Fifth bet F and G
Schuette H C, beer bottler
Schwerer F, barber shop, 47 Fifth
SEELEY A L, propr Santa Ana and San Diego Stage Line, res Old Town
Shelby J. T, horseshoer, cor J and Sixth
Shepard C H, books and sta- tionery, cor G and Fifth
SHERMAN MRS ANNIE, propr Hotel d' Paris, cor Third and I, and saloon, Fifth bet I and J
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop. .. C
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
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
870
California-San Diego. ALPHABETICALLY.
SHERRIFF JA, photographer, cor E and Fifth
Shields James P, harnessmaker, Fifth bet I and J
Sickler Bros, flouring mills SIMPSON JH, agt Pacific Coast S S Co, foot of Fifth
Smith -, propr Excelsior Soda Words
SMITH C F, saloon, cor Eighth and J Smith P H, carpenter and builder, 64 Fifth bet I and J Smith Will M, attorney at law SNIDER CHARLES, first-class barber shop and baths and hair dressing saloon, Fifth bet F and G
Snyder J H, real estate agt, D bet Fourth and Fifth
Stanovich J, restuarant, cor Fifth and J
Statler S, county clerk STEELE HUME R, attorney at law, cor Fifth and G
Steele S G, carpenter, cor Tenth and B
Steiner, Klauber & Co, gen mdse, cor Fifth and H
STEVENS HORACE, business mgr and editor Sun Publish- ing Co, cor Fourth and D
Stevens J, blacksmith and wag- onmaker, cor E and Second Stewart Bros, architects, Fifth Stewart E, stoves and tinware, Fifth bet G and H
STEWART W W & CO; dealers grain, wool, honey and lime, cor K and Fourth, agts P M S S Co
Stockton T C, physician and coroner, cor Fifth and E Street L, San Diego Tannery SUN PUBLISHING CO, A Wentscher pres, Horace Ste- vens business mgr and editor, cor Fourth and D
Sullivan Mrs N V, millinery, Fifth bet D and E
"SUN " (daily and semi-weekly) Horace Stevens managing ed- itor, cor Fourth and D
Tasker Mrs Mary M, dress- maker, cor Third and D
THOMPSON J W, mgr Wells, Fargo & Co, Western Union Tel Co, and agt San Diego Mail Stage Co, Julian Stage Co, and Temecula Stage Line, and mgr San Diego Telephone Co, cor Sixth and G
Tighe Thomas, liquor saloon, cor Fifth and F
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