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SWINNERTON WM OTIS, job printing office, 264 Santa Clara, room 17
SWISS-AMERICAN SALOON,
Joseph Gaggioni propr, 281 El Dorado
Swiss Hotel, A Forni & Co proprs, 250 Market
Taber Orrin, mgr Frank Bros & Co, 328 First
Taylor F A, news stand, cor Market and Santa Clara
Temperance Coffee House, Mrs Woods, Cottle, Knox & Balen - tyne proprs, 318 Market Tennyson D D, U S claim agent pensions, 276 First
The Bee Hive Dry Goods Store, C J Martin propr, cor First and San Fernando
"THE DAILY FOOTLIGHT," Kellinger & Vincent publish- ers, 372 First
THE DAILY HERALD," Her- ald Publishing Co, cor Santa Clara and Market
THE J I CASE PLOW CO A S Babcock & Co agts, 332 Market
Thomas F H, gen mdse, 443 First Thomas F M, paints, oils, wall paper, etc, 435 First
Thompson J F, editor "Daily Herald," cor Santa Clara and Market
Thorne W S, physician and sur- geon, 235 Santa Clara
Tischer C W, drug store, 332 First
Tisdall J V, searcher of records, 234 First
TISDALE W D, pres First Na- tional Bank of San Jose
Tomasvch Antonio, cigars and tobacco, 225 Santa Clara
TRACY A. propr Western Hotel, 374 and 376 Market
Trenschel G A, saloon, cor Ala- meda and St Mary's
Truman & Woodrow, under- takers, 408 First
TUREMAN W S, auction and commission, 224 Santa Clara
UNION CHOP HOUSE, Carl Swenson propr, 340 First
UNION LODGING HOUSE,
Carl Swenson propr, El Do- rado, 2nd door from First} Vance Thomas, captain of police, City Hall, Market
Vella L & Co, saloon, 292 Mar- ket
Veloso Dionisio, wine and liquor saloon, 277 El Dorado
VEUVE E L, watchmaker and jeweler, 220 Santa Clara Veuve Wm P, city justice, 422 Gaudalupe
Vinter W C, tinsmith, SE cor Santa Clara and Third Vladislavich L V, saloon, 310 Market
Voltzenlogel Eugene, wines, liquors and cigars, NE cor El Dorado and Lightstone
WALDTEUFEL A, books, sta- tionery, sheet music and mu- sical instruments, 315 First Wale E, carriage mfr
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS' 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
SPECIALTIES.
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
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ยท California-San Jose. ALPHABETICALLY.
Wallace R, propr Grey Eagle Stable, 386 First
Walsh David, blacksmith, cor Third and Santa Clara
Walsh Patrick, horseshoer, 176 Santa Clara
Wampach Charles, groceries and provisions, junction First and Market
Ward Wm B, policeman, City Hall, Market
Waters Mrs Maggie, dress- maker, 322 Santa Clara
Watson Mrs Jennie, millinery, hairdressing and dressmaking, 363 First
Wedekind Chas, wine, beer and billiard saloon, 280 Santa Clara
Welch Pat, livery stable, 275 First
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, Elliott Reed agt, 268 First
Wendt G, butcher and cattle dealer, cor Market and St John
WESTERN HOTEL, A Tracy propr, 374 and 376 Market
West Mrs M, dressmaker, 312 Second
White Mrs Annie, grocery, cor First and Martha
White A W, tinsmith, 366 Santa Clara
White George R, photographer, 359 First
White J J, stoves and tinware, 426 First
White J P, city machine shop, cor River and Santa Clara Wiener M, gents' furnishing goods, 319 Santa Clara
WILCOX CHAS F, attorney at law and notary public, SE cor First and Santa Clara
WILCOX E J, boots and shoes, 394 First
WILCOX M W, broom and glove factory, 282 First
Wilcox W J, supt San Jose Water Co, 323 Second
Willard L, crockery, glass and plated ware
Willard M, cigars and tobacco, 290 First
Williams A S, hats and caps, 313 First
Williams Edw, pres San Jose Water Co, 323 Second
WILLIAMS E L, deputy col- lector internal revenue, 314 First
Williams Lewis, steward Abbott House
Williams P J, horse-trainer, Ala- meda nr East or race track
WILLIAMS W, Silver Palace Saloon, SW cor Market and Santa Clara
Wilson Frank, liquors, retail, Fountain off First
Wilson Mrs R, dressmaker, 482 First
Wise Mrs J D, millinery and gents' furnishing goods, 367 First
Witkowsky E, clothing, 319 Market
Wittmeier S, liquors retail, 325 Santa Clara
Women's Christian Temperance Union Coffee House, Mrs Churchill mgr, 343 Santa Clara
Wood & Brown, druggists, 309 First
WOODROW, COMINS & CO, real estate, ins and gen busi- ness agency, 230 Santa Clara WOODROW C W, attorney at law, 230 Santa Clara
Woods J S, hats and caps, 277 Santa Clara
Worley M H, sewing machine agt, 345 Santa Clara
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.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City,
California-San Jose. 893
ALPHABETICALLY.
Wright W F, agt Singer Mfr Co, 329 Santa Clara
Wright W W, photograph gal- lery, 284 Santa Clara
Wynn Thos, bootmaker, 413 First
YOCO JOHN, plumber and gas- fitter, house furnishing goods, at store, 370 Market
Yoell Geo M, attorney at law, First nr Santa Clara
YOELL J ALEXANDER, attor- ney and counselor at law, over First National Bank
Youngberg C A, paints, paper- hanging, etc, 292 First
Young William, coffee and chop
house and oyster saloon, 307 Market
Zarcone G, San Jose Shaving Parlors, 295 El Dorado
Zecovich Antonio, Garden City Restaurant, 226 Santa Clara Ziegler & Althaus, boot and shoe- makers, 294 First
Ziegler Otto, saloon, 290 San Fernando
Zimmerer A, boot and shoe- maker, 334 Market
Zingg John J, gunsmith and gen repairing, cor First and El Dorado
Zocco John, stoves and tinware, 366 Market
Garden City Commercial College.
H. B. WORCESTER, Principal and Propr.
P. O. Box 490, SAN JOSE, CAL,
THIS PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
OFFERS SPECIAL ADVANTAGES to Young Men and Ladies for learning those things which they must know to get on in the world. ITS LOCATION, Healthful and Accessible.
ITS HALLS, Supplied with all necessary means of Instruction.
ITS TEACHERS, Persons of ability, experience and enthusiasm.
ITS COURSE OF STUDY, Most practical, progressive and best ba'- anced.
ITS VARIETY AND EXTENT, Equal to the widest requirements of business.
ITS WORK, Endorsed by the people of the Coast.
ITS INFLUENCE AND DISCIPLINE, Promotive of habits of order, diligence and integrity.
ITS GRADUATES. In places of trust and profit all over the country.
ITS TUITIONS, Less than any other first-class Business College in the State.
IN organizing and conducting the several Departments of the College, the Principal has brought to his aid the best talent at his command ; the opinions of eminent business men, both on this Coast and in the East ; the best works of the standard authors ; the results of seventeen years' experience and observation, and the ripest fruit of the most practical thought in business training. Lad es share with Gentlemen the full advantages of every depart 'nt of the College.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS
Twelfth and Castro Streets, Oakland,"Cal.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 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-
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California-San Jose.
A. DAMONTE, Santa Clara Valley Premium Candy Factory. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in and Importer of
ITALIAN, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, etc. Ice Cream Furnished on Short Notice. Nouguet and Candy Pyramids made to Order. A full Assortment of Toys on hand. P. O. BOX 190. 264 Market St., San Jose, Cal.
JAMES H. HOWARD,
Carriagesmith and Horseshoer.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING NEATLY DONE.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. .
331 Lightstone Street, Between El Dorado and Santa Clara Streets. SAN JOSE, CAL.
JEFFERSON HOTEL OPPOSITE FARMERS' UNION
E. JUTH,
No. 216 Santa Clara Street, San Jose, Cal. : : :
: : : : : PROPRIETOR. Board and Lodging, per Week, $5 to $6. Board, per Week, $4. MEALS 25 cts. Lodging per Night 25 and 50 cts. The Jefferson Hotel is in Murphy's New Block, in the busine s center, newly furnished throughout, and affords the best of accommodations for travelers and residents, at low rates.
PATCHEN
Livery, Boarding & Feed Stable.
Carriages and Livery of All Kinds.
ORDERS LEFT AT THE STABLE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO DONOVAN & WARD, PROPRIETORS. No. 316 Santa Clara Street, San Jose, Cal.
RUSS HOUSE, JOHN BARRY, Proprietor.
No. 444 First St. (Cor. San Antonio,) San Jose, Cal. Board and Lodging per Week, $5 to $7
This Hotel is centrally located, and is kept in as clean, homelike, and respectable a manner as any in the State.
KOHLER &.CHASE The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
California-San Jose-San Leandro. 895
ALPHABETICALLY. ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Scandinavian Exchange Hotel. Good Rooms With or Without Board. ROOM AND BOARD, $5 PER WEEK. C. J. CARLSON, Propr. 281 and 283 El Dorado St. (Bet. First and Market Sts.) San Jose, Cal. J. SAVIDAN, VETERINARY SURGEON AND LIVERY STABLE. 212 Santa Clara St., Opposite Convent, San Jose. MR. SAVIDAN'S long practice as VETERINARY SURGEON, both in the French Army and in this City, are a sufficient guarantee to assure his patrons that all Cattle or Horses left to his care will be attended to with ability. Union Lodging & Chop House MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Pleasant Rooms at Moderate Prices. Conducted on the European Plan. er 340 FIRST ST., SAN JOSE, CAL. CARL SWENSON, Proprietor. San Leandro, ALAMEDA COUNTY, Cary T P, treas San Leandro Plow Co Cary W H, sec San Leandro CASE C E, druggist and apoth- ecary, dealer in drugs, medi- cines and chemicals, fancy and toilet articles, sponges, brushes, perfumery, etc; phy- sician prescriptions carefully Barradas F C, barber compounded, and orders an- swered with care and dis- patch, cor Ward and Hay- ward ave Plow Co A very pretty town situated on the Central Pacific Railroad, fifteen miles from San Francisco, and in a good agricultural country. It is a growing place. Population, 600. BORMANN HENRY, propr Farmers' Exchange, opp Plaza HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE,
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO ..
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
California Wine House, Gomas Bros proprs Meyers F, dry goods, cor Wat- kins and Ward De Franca A, jeweler Miller C, cigars and tobacco 896 MURPHY J F, producer of veg- etables and fruits, dealer in confectionery, etc California-San Leandro. ALPHABETICALLY. Dickinson F S, druggist Driver Thomas, commission merchant Eber H F, meat market Estadillo House, P Godchaux, opp Plaza Myers F, director San Leandro Plow Co Nye S G, director San Leandro Farrelly R, director San Lean- dro Plow Co Plow Co Pedroni J P, jeweler Gallet J A, Dexter Livery Reed Wm W, harnessmaker, Watkins Stable Garcia M J, barber and dentist Gomas Bros, proprs California Wine House Reichsrath P, boots and shoes, Hayward ave SAN LEANDRO HOTEL, Hay- GORMAN JOHN, saloon, cor Ward and Hayward ave Gray C H, mdse ward ave, board and lodging per week, $5 to $7; per day, $1 to $1.50, Niels Henriksen propr HENRIKSEN NIELS, propr San Leandro Hotel, Hayward ave Hopper & Larson, Agricultural Works, cor Calhoun and Wat- kins San Leandro Plow Co, Jacob Price supt 'SAN LEANDRO REPORTER," (semi-weekly), R A Marshall pub and propr Huff S, pres San Leandro Plow Silva Frank, barber Co Smith W D, gen mdse, Watkins Sprague Dr A, physician and surgeon Ines M, groceries JOHNSON S W, mfr and dealer in saddles, harness, bridles, spurs, whips, blankets, etc, opp Plaza THEYSOHN ADAM, propr Co- lumbia Brewery, cor Davis and Alvarado Wagner John, saloon Levi J, dry goods Mariante W F, saloon MARTIN JOS, saloon Stone J F, director San Leandro Plow Co S. W. JOHNSON, San Leandro, Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, Whips, Blankets, Brushes, Currycombs, Gloves, Etc. Orders Promptly Attended to and Re airin: neatly done. Neat's Foot Oil, Harness Oil, Blacking and Axle Grease constantly on hand. My motto, Quick Sales and Small Profits. PLEASE GIVE ME A TRIAL. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. 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.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T. Conducted on the European Plau.
California-San Leandro-Sun Luis Obispo. 897
ALPHABETICALLY.
San Leandro Hotel, Hayward Avenue, San Leandro.
Board and Lodging, per Week, $5 to $7; per Day, $1 to $1 50-according to the Roomns. SINGLE MEALS, 25c.
The Bar is supplied with the best brands of Wines, Liquors, Beer, and Cigars and Tobacco. NIELS HENRIKSEN, Propr.
San Lorenzo,
ALAMEDA COUNTY,
A village three and a half miles southeast of San Leandro, for- merly the county seat.
Cunningham J W, livery stable
Perry Antone, barber
Sabine John C, Jr, saddlery
San Lorenzo Exchange, A F Cunha propr
San Lorenzo House, Andrew Hansen propr
Shiman John L, merchant
Smyth H, blacksmith
Willows Hotel, Bertram
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Feltz M, varieties
Finney & Peterson, blacksmiths
Fisher J F, gunsmith
Flood Isaac, tinner
Fraser Alex, dairy
Frost J J, saloon
Galindo A, saloon
Gaugler Bros, furniture
Gerken J, shoemaker
Goldtree Bros (also Nathan Goldtree, S F) gen mdse
Goodman H, tailor
Goodrich P J A, stationery, etc
Green K, tailor
Hanson & McGuire, tinners
Harrington D, saddler
Blochman & Cerf, gen mdse
Hasse Chas, barber
Boll L, shoemaker
Hays W W, physician
Booth A R, drugs
Hecox A H, livery
Brown & Castro, livery
Hendricks A J, saloon
Byers Bros, saloon
Hilderbrandt J, shoemaker
Cannon W S, hotel
Johnson Dave, livery
Castner N, jeweler
Kalisher J, cigars
Castro & Pico, saloon
Keller & Weigand, brewers
Constine Louis, gen mdse
Cortesi D A, furniture
Davis H, candy, etc
Davis S C, blacksmith
Davis Mrs H S B, milliner
Deleissiguez & Co, butchers Dempey Wm, hotel Dennis J D, drugs
De Simoz Juan J, shoemaker
Divoto G, grocer
Dorsey M F, painter
Doyle H H & Co, proprs of the " Mirror"
Dughi G, gen mdse
Elliott John J, saloon
Estrada Juan J & Co, spurs and bits
Bosche proprs
San Luis Obispo,
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.
Abel Henry, saddler
Arana H, saddler
Bank of San Luis Obispo
Barneburg J W, saloon
Bayer Theodore, blacksmith
Bindasher Jos, dairy
Blackburn & Fredericks, hotel and saloon
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
IMPERIAL Ecc FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
$19 Market Street. San Francisco Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
Knapp J P, lodging house
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market Et., San Francisco.
898 California-San Luis Obispo-Santa Ana. ALPHABETICALLY.
Knight S C, painter San Luis Obispo Gas Co San Luis Obispo Water Co Sauer A, baker Krebs E, drugs Kuhl W, jeweler Lang W H, sewing machines Schwartz & Beebe, lumber Seaton J H, physician Sesnini L & Co, dairy Lasar E & Sons, gen mdse Lawrence & Gaxiola, barbers Lima J P, hotel Sinsheimer Bros, gen mdse Loobliner H, gen mdse Smith F L, blacksmith Solis B, restaurant Lowenstein Julius, tailor Maggi G R, grocer Steele Bros, butchers Martin L, saloon and soda water Taubert C, saloon Maxwell E L, saloon Taures A, restaurant Mayer D L & Co, auction store McCaffery Jas A & Son, vine- yard "TRIBUNE," Tribune Publishing Co proprs Tullman Otto McCallister W H, gen mdse Vollmer & Co, grocers, hard- ware, etc McLeod & Payne, livery Mehlmann H. saloon Weger J, saloon Meideros J A, barber Williamson A, tinsmith Miller J, saloon Wittenberg D N & A, dairy "MIRROR," H H Doyle & Co Young Mrs E J, milliner proprs Motz G, furniture Motz Henry, upholsterer Nelson W H, dentist Nichols G B, physician Noah M, cigars Santa Ana, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, O'Connor Pat, dairy Is the second city in every re- spect in the county, having a population of 3,000. The land- scape of the section is incompar- Pattison & Hanson, tinners Pegot L, hotel Pollard & James, flour-mill ably beautiful, and the climatic features are superior. It is ten miles from the sea, and depends Prefumo P B, grocer Rackliffe L, gen mdse Rainford J, restaurant Ransome J, physician Ready Phil A, blacksmith Reed Thompson, dairy Remick & Orr, butchers Roderiquez Frank, painter Rogers Wm, furniture Russell & Brewster, harness Sanbrano Antonio, spurs and bits on the agricultural interests for its support. It is a prosperous place, and is well supplied with good schools, churches and so- ciety. Osgood H M, jeweler O'Sullivan J J, sewing machines and boots and shoes Abbott & Miller, flouring mill Bailey J G, physician Balcom B G, agt SP RR Bonham J F, dentist Bowers A C, agt for J M Grif- fith & Co San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Valley R R Co Bundy & McFadden, hardware, paints, oils and wagon lumber 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, Ca !.
.L. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
KOHLER & CHASE The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, fal.
California-Santa Anu. 899 Casiday Bros, saloon JESSEN HENRY, blacksmith ALPHABETICALLY. Clayton W O, harness and sad- dlery Humphreys Frank, stationery, etc CHANDLER IRA, groceries, no- tions, boots and shoes Clayton W T, house painter Crane J A, physician Isbell J F, constable and collec tor HUMPHREYS C W, justice of the peace, notary public, real estate and insurance agent Crosely & Sitler, blacksmiths and wagonmakers JONES M S, physician, oculist Dawson & Powell, meat market Dibble H B, druggist and cigars Kent Lewis E, printer ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Dibble R H, stoves, tinware and plumbing and aurist Layman J W, propr Santa Ana Hotel Eccles Robert, pork packer Magoon H K, boots and shoes Elmendorf Win, dentist Meyerholz Herman, agt W U Faulkner Daniel, boarding and lodging Tel Co Montgomery Victor, attorney at Fields & Son, meat market law Fint Reuben, machinist Mosher C A, druggist and insur- Ford G W, nursery ance agt Forster Adam, barber shop Mossman C, saloon Freeman C E, justice of the Neill Henry, livery stable peace, notary public, real es- tate and insurance agt NEWMAN H A, saddler and harnessmaker French C E, postmaster Nichols & White, furniture and Garnsey Miss, millinery and dressmaker undertaking Garnsey Jas, brick mfr Parish W B, merchant tailor Gildmacher L & D, gen mdse PAUL JOHN R, undertaker and implements PHILLIPS J G, gen mdse Goldsmith Bros, gen mdse Reid Mrs E F, dentist Griffith J M & Son, lumber, A Reuter Bros, saloon C Bowers agt ROWE B N, books, stationery Grossmay & Co, gen mdse and news depot -- HALL CHARLES A B, photog- Rubottom Charles E, watch- maker and jeweler rapher, Cottage Photograph Gallery Sackman John, blacksmith Harlin T J, gen mdse SANTA ANA HERALD" (weekly), A Waite editor and publisher Haywood J S & Co, hardware, stoves, etc Heathman W F, attorney at law Hickey & Smithwick, livery stable Saulisbury B J, real estate and sewing machine agt Schirm Geo, bakery and confec- tionery Holzgrafe Ferdinand, wheel- wright Souther Asa F, bootmaker Howe A J, physician SPURGEON W H, gen mdse, Howe C, gen mdse agt Wells, Fargo & Co Howe P, physician Taylor -- , hotel HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
OHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
900 California-Santa Ana-Santa Cruz. ALPHABETICALLY.
Thompson Jacob, guns and am- munition
Tucker W A, saloon
TURNER & BURDEN, City
Scales, cigars and tobacco WAITE A, publisher "Santa Ana Herald " Warner J, dentist Yost Isaac, blacksmith and gun- smith Young J E, dentist
Santa Cruz,
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
Aborn Mrs M L, dressmaking, Pacific ave
Adams Harry, saloon, Pacific ave Aichberg C, photographs, Ely Building, Pacific ave
Allen J D, groceries and pro- visions, Pacific ave
Amner Thos, propr Santa Cruz Foundry, River
Anderson Peter, tailor, cor Lo- cust and Pacific ave
Armstrong Thos, saloon Augustien H, barber, Front Austin Elbert, pres Santa Cruz Bank of Savings and Bank of Santa Cruz Co, Pacific ave
Austin L B, fruits and vege- tables, Pacific ave Bailey F E, physician Bailey J H, mgr W U Tel Co, Pacific ave
Bailey S H, jeweler and dealer in clocks, silverware, etc, Pa- cific ave
Baldwin A, boots and shoes
Barnet S, clothing, furnishing goods, etc, Pacific ave Barson Fred, hotel
Bausch Henry, brewery and sa- loon
Beck Theodore, Pacific Brewery, Mission
Becker F M, painter Bell W A, photographer, Pacific ave
Benedict N, propr Santa Cruz House, Lower Plaza
Berkenseer Geo, bill poster and distributor, Pacific Ocean House bootblack stand, Pa- cific ave
Bernheim J & Co, gen mdse,
Bernheim's Block, Pacific ave Bird Samuel, bootmaker, Laurel Bliss F W, dentist, Bernheim's Block, Pacific ave
Bolton A E, notary public and attorney at law, Pacific ave Bowman E, carriage factory, Front
Bowman G, stoves and tinware, Pacific ave
Bradley O I, horseshoer, Water Brazer J, postmaster and variety store, Pacific ave
Briody Edw, liquors, cor Pacific ave and Mission
Bueb Landel, saloon, Front Butterfield C H, groceries and provisions, Pacitic ave California Powder Works, Ber- nard Peyton supt, Felton road Campbell E J, saloon
Cappelman C, The New El Do- rado, billiards, etc, Pacific ave Carro A, shoemaker, Mission Chace H C, clothing and fancy goods, Pacific ave
Chace JD, butcher, Lower Plaza Chester Geo A, restaurant and coffee house, Pacific ave Christal J F, druggist, Pacific ave Christofanini A, saloon, Lower Plaza Christy Robert, Tivoli Saloon, Pacific ave Clark D, physician
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
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-Santa Cruz. 901
ALPHABETICALLY.
Cohen Emanuel, cigars, Pacific Evans Geo, saloon
ave Cohen & Fibush, cigars
Cope Jesse, clothing
Cope W T, hardware, paints, oils, etc, Pacific ave
Cox E J, cashier Santa Cruz Bank of Savings and Bank of Santa Cruz Co, Pacific ave
Culverwell Mrs E A, dressmak- er, Pacific ave
Currier F R, plumbing and gas- fitting, Pacific ave
Currier Mrs M, stamping, etc Pacific ave
Curtis L, justice of the peace, Front
Daken Elmer, sheriff, office at Court House
Daniels L A, transfer and ex- press, Pacific ave
Davenport J P, deputy coroner and conveyancer, Drenan's Building, Pacific ave
Davis & Co, dancing academy, Bernheim's Block, Pacific ave Davis & Cowell, lime
Delahanty John, bootmaker, Pacific ave
DeLamater G B V, gen mdse, Pacific ave
Devol Phil H, sewing machine agency, Pacific ave
De Wolfe Mrs E A, books, sta- tionery and fancy goods, Pa- cific ave
Diesing Otto, saloon
Doeltz L, Santa Cruz Nursery, Arcan
Duke W H, supt Santa Cruz Water Co, Pacific ave
Effey Wm, watches and jewelry, sewing machine agent, Pacific ave
Ely F W, furniture, Pacific ave England W P, machinist and gunsmith, Park place
Ernst Geo C, salcon, Pacific ave
Fagan P B, physician, Pacific ave, nr Ocean House
Farnham E G, hay, grain and feed, Water below Plaza
Fay P & Co, druggists, Pacific ave
Felker Wm, undertaker
Field & Son, groceries and pro- visions, furnishing goods and gen mdse, Odd Fellows' Hall, Pacific ave
Fisher Anton, tannery
Fitch A & Co, butchers, Pacific ave
Fitzgibbons M, butcher, Pacific ave
Flagg D S, marble works, Pa- cific ave
Flintoff Jos, horseshoer, Front Foster Edward, blacksmith, Front
Franklin House, Jas Stevens mgr, Front
Gadsby B C, paints and oils, sign, carriage and ornamental painting, Pacific ave
Gibbens H S, shooting gallery and cigars, Pacific ave
Giniochio Louis, liquors and wines, Mission opp Pacific ave Goldsby Z N, attorney at law, Ely's Building, Pacific ave Goodwin & Martin, livery stable, Lower Plaza
Gordon O L, dentist, Pacific ave Green J S, vice-pres Santa Cruz Bank of Savings and Bank of Santa Cruz Co, Pacific ave
Greene G O, agt SPCRR Groome T B, Senate Billiard Rooms, Pacific ave
Grover & Co, lumber yard, Pa- cific ave nr the beach
Hamlin C L, shoe factory, Pa- cific ave
Handley Miss K, millinery and dressmaking, Pacific ave
CHAS. R. ALLEN Pig Iron and English Coke, 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-
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