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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.
902
California-Santa Cruz. ALPHABETICALLY.
Hanley -, saloon Harrington M, groceries, Soquel road
Harris House, lodgings, Mrs S Harris propr, Pacific ave
Harris Mrs S, propr Harris House, Pacific ave
Haug Chris, saloon, River
Heath & Byrne, stoves, tin and hardware, Pacific ave
Heitman Henry, merchant tai- lor, Front
Henderson G, Golden Gate Sa- loon, Mission
Heyler C J & Co, boots, shoes, hats and caps, Pacific ave
Hicks A S, saddlery and har- ness, Pacific ave
Hihn F A, real estate, office and res Locust
Hinds Alfred J, real estate and insurance agt, Pacific ave Hobbs W H, books, stationery, music, etc, Pacific ave
Hoffman C, real estate and in- surance agt, Pacific ave
Hooper J M, cigars and fruits Horn W H, groceries, etc, cor Water and Ocean
Horstman & Veatch, saloon
Hug J J, druggist, Pacific ave
Hughes D P, merchant tailor, Pacific ave
Hunter Wm T, blacksmith and horseshoer, cor Mission and Vine
Hussey C, bill poster, Pacific ave James T, wheelwright James W B, hotel
Jarvis Geo M, groceries and pro- visions and wine grower, Pa- cific ave
Jenkins J G, attorney at law and notary public, office at Court House
Jeter Wm T, attorney at law, Ely's Building. Pacific ave
Johnson T V, saloon
Kelly Jerry, saloon, Front Knight Benj, physician, cor Lo- cust and Vine
Kirby R C & Co, tanners
Kober Fred, shoemaker, Pacific ave
Koehn J F, brewer and saloon
Kooser Mrs, milliner
Krieg J P, hotel
Kron A K & Co, tanners
Kunitz E, soap mfr
Lake G P, wheelwright, Front
Langdon J W, blacksmith
Langenbeck J F, shoemaker, Front
Liebrandt -, bath house, ocean beach,
Leonard Michael, saloon
Lesser J M, attorney at law, Ely Building, Pacific ave
Levy Chas S & Co, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, cor Church and Pacific ave
Liddell House, Wm Liddell, on the beach
Lincoln O J & Co, livery stable, Pacific ave
Lindsey D, wagonmaker, Front Lintner Edw, shoemaker, Front Littlefield C L, Santa Cruz Ex- press Co, Pacific ave
Lloyd W O, shirt factory, Pa- cific ave
Logan J H, superior judge, Court House
Longley Otis A, painter, Pacific ave
Lukes J, Centennial Flour Mills, Pacific ave nr the beach
Lukins E, blacksmith, Park
Lynam W E, boots and shoes, Pacific ave
Lynam J, bootmaker
Makinney H E, county clerk, auditor, ex-officio clerk supe- rior court and recorder, office at Court House
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento.
Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. c 0
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny. N W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
California-Santa Cruz. 903
ALPHABETICALLY.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
Manor J H, groceries and pro- visions, Pacific ave
Manson Nat, hotel, Mission
Martin W H, foundry, River McCann F J, attorney at law, Odd Fellows' Building, Pa- cific ave
Mc Menomy J J, liquors, Locust Merrill & Toll, livery stable, Water
Merrill & Wright, saloon, Pacific ave
Meyer John, Fredericksburg Beer Depot, Pacific ave
Meyrick H & Co, exchange and mart, real estate, Pacific ave Miller W H, drayman, Pacific ave
Miller D T, painter
Mitchell Geo V, Phoenix Saloon, cor Pacific ave and Front
Morris S I, upholstery and pic- ture frames, Pacific ave
Morton & McIntyre, Long Branch Hotel, opp steamship wharf
Mozzini Paul, saloon
Neary Misses, millinery, etc, Pa- cific ave
Neary P, groceries and liquors, Mission
Neff J B, fancy goods, Pacific ave
North Geo, barber
Odd Fellows' Library, Geo H Sagar sec, Pacific ave
Olive Geo, lumber yard, Pacific ave nr the beach
Ord W M, justice of the peace. Whidden's Building, Pacific ave
O'Rearden Miss Mary, dressmak- ing, Pacific ave
Ortiz L, carriage painter, Front Osterhus J A, cigars and tobac- co, Pacific ave
Pacific Ocean House, E J Swift propr, Pacific ave
Peckham B A, agt Santa Cruz RR
Peterson A M, saddlery and har- ness, Pacific ave.
Peyton Bernard, supt California Powder Works
Pierrugue J, fruits, nuts, etc, cor Pacific ave and Mission
Pinani Bros, proprs Union Swiss Hotel, Front
Place Geo W, dry goods and no- tions, cor Pacific ave and Church
Pope Mrs Anna, boarding-house, Mission
Pratschner Frank, Germania Beer Hall, Pacific ave
Proctor F C, clothing, boots and shoes, cor Mission and Water Pundt Peter, wines, liquors and cigars, Court House Exchange, Pacific ave
Randall Horace, boots and shoes, Pacific ave
Recht F, painter
Reynolds W W, cabinetmaker, Park Place
Rhodes W H, gunsmith and ma- chinist, Pacitic ave
Robertson S L, coroner and pub- lic administrator, Court House San Lorenzo Flume and Trans- portation Co, R M Garratt supt
Santa Cruz Bank of Savings and Loan, Elbert Austin pres; J S Green vice-pres ; E J Cox cashier, Pacitic ave
Santa Cruz Brewery, Henry Bausch propr, cor Soquel road and Pleasant
Santa Cruz Express Co, C L Littlefield propr, Pacific ave Santa Cruz Foundry, Thos Am- ner propr, River
Santa Cruz Gas Co
Santa Cruz House, N Benedict propr, Lower Plaza
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.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market L't., San Francisco.
904 California-Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz Lumber Co Santa Cruzand San Mateo Stage Line, Ocean House Terry H M, flour and feed, Pa- cific ave ALPHABETICALLY. The Bank of Santa Cruz Coun- "SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL," McPherson & Waldron editors and proprs, cor Pacific ave and Locu t to, Elbert Austin pres; J S Green vice-pres ; E J Cox cashier " THE COURIER-ITEM," Ar- thur A Taylor editor and propr, Pacific ave Schilling Henry, laundry, Pa- cific ave Scott F D, groceries, provisions and bakery, Pacific ave Scott & Jones, City Stables, Pa- Tilden P E, blacksmith, Bridge Towle T S, groceries, etc, Pacific ave Trefry S K, Eagle Stable, Front Varozza Martin, shoemaker, Water cific ave Thompson R, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, Pacific ave Sea-Side Home, Mrs Richards Sherman Ed, painter Silvar Jackson, saloon Simpson J F, Santa Cruz Feed Mills, cor Mission and Vine Vaux E P, physician, Pacific ave, opp Pacific Ocean House Stieffler Geo, f rnitur , bedding and undertaking, Pacific ave and Front Volk & Rose, fruits and vege- tables, Pacific ave Staiger R, bakery, Bridge Walker Thos, constable and col- lector, Front Steiner A, Farmers' and Mechan- ics' Boot and Shoe Store, Pa- Waterman W F, blacksmith cific ave Weber Mrs C, dressmaker, Lo- cust Steinmetz Chas, county treas- urer, office at Court House Weber H, saloon, Lower Plaza Stevens James, mgr Franklin Weber & Pratechner, hotel, cor Locust and Vine House, Front Storey W D, district attorney, Werner John, saddlery and har- ness, Pacific ave office at Court House Street H, barber, Pacific ave Werner C F, saloon, Front Sutphen C T, constable and gen collection agt, Whidden Build- ing, Pacific ave Wheeler T A, periodicals, Singer Sewing Machine agency, and agt Vienna Chemical Steam Dyeing Works of San Jose, Pacific ave Swan Lyman, bakery, Pacific ave Swanton A P, propr The Bon- ner Stable, cor Lower Plaza Wilkins House, P V Wilkins propr, Pacific ave and Water Sweeney T A, barber, Ocean Willey Henry, hardware and crockery, cor Pacific ave and Locust House Swift E J, propr Pacific Ocean House, Pacific ave Williamson & Garrett, groceries and provisions, cor Pacific ave and Walnut Tanner J G, druggist, cor Pacific * ave and Front Taylor Arthur A, editor and. propr "Courier-Item," Pacific ave Young M, fine candies, ice cream, etc, Pacific ave Young W P, butcher, Pacific ave 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.
JUNIO
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
California-Santa Monica-Selma. 905
ALPHABETICALLY.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
Younger Chas B, attorney at law, cor Pacific ave and Front Zaro Marco, restaurant, Pacific ave
Santa Monica,
LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is a resort for tourists and in- valids, on the ocean, fifteen miles distant from Los Angeles, with which it is connected by rail. Hotel and bathing are excellent. The Santa Monica Hotel affords accommodations for a large num- ber of people, and will be re- opened during the coming year, 1882. The climate is favorable for sea-bathing all the year round.
Bohme George, stoves and tin- ware
BOYCE M B, postmaster, at- torney at law, justice of the peace, notary public and in- surance agt
CHAPIN M E, groceries, sta- tionery and news, and agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Collins Mrs Katie, boarding- house
CUDEHY JOHN, Railroad Sa- loon Elliott W W, carpenter
Gaddy M R, liverv stable GIROUX H & BROTHER, gro-
ceries, provisions and liquors Greene James, bakery, fruits and candies
LUCAS JAMES, farmer, one mile SE of Santa Monica MOUNTAIN JOHN, saloon Perry Franklin, barber Rapp Wm, saloon
SADLIER FRANCIS A, liquor saloon (Old English Ale House) Suits E D, Central Hotel SUITS & ELLIOTT, meat mar- ket
Tell Will, liquors, fruits, and liv- ery stable
Twitchell C C, restaurant and boarding-house
Vawter W D, gen mdse Waller Charles P, bath-houses
Savannah,
LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is a station on the S P R R, eleven miles south of Los An- geles
Arnold H J, gen mdse Yeary A C, hotel
Selma,
FRESNO COUNTY.
Albion & Bresee, meat market Arantz & Longacre, merchants Brownstone I & Co, gen mdse Deidrick W H, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Donahoo M J, lumber
Frez Bros, millers
Harris & Burley, warehouse Johnson Nat, hotel
Judd C B & Co, gen mdse and drugs
Mclaughlin & Fairbanks, lum- ber
Price T S, doors, windows and blinds
Read W D & Co, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Rhoads A J, saloon
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
SPECIALTIES.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
906
California-Spadra-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet. 4th and 9th, Oakland.
Sage & Turner, gen mdse Sargent Geo B, justice of the peace, real estate and in- surance agt
Serviss Thomas W, physician Stephens D B, warehouse Studabecker Mrs S L, hotel Tucker E H, livery stable WILTSON J E, varieties, agt W, F & Co's Ex, postmaster and Insurance agt
Spadra,
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY,
Is a station on the Southern Pacific Railroad, twenty-nine miles south of Los Angeles.
Caldwell A B, gen mdse and postmaster
CLOUTMAN CHAS H, agt S P R R, and W, F & Co's Ex, opr W U Tel Co Egan J R, blacksmith Hewitt R B, saloon Metzker J, hotel keeper
Stockton,
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY,
Ninety-one miles from San Fran- cisco, is one of the large cities of the great Sacramento Valley, situated on an arm of the San Joaquin River, which affords convenient communication by steam and sail with San Fran- cisco. Upon approaching the city we pass the State Asvlum for the insane, the two large
buildings for the male and female patients respectively being conspicuous from the train. Stockton has a popula- tion of 17,000, is handsomely built, with fine gardens and shrubbery, and is the center of a large trade. The principal ho- tels here are the Yo Semite House, kept by the well-known caterer James Caven, Esq .; the . Com- mercial, a large and fine house in the business center of the city ; and the Grand Central, a new and elegant house, with all mod- ern improvements. This enter- prising city is the center of the finest wheat-producing sections of the whole State. It is also rapidly taking rank as one of the chief manufacturing cities of California, an industry which has been sadly Jacking in this State, and upon the development of which depends much of its future greatness.
Abbott A M (Abbott, Williams & Stowell) cor California and Market
ABBOTT, WILLIAMS & STO- WELL (A M Abbott, Geo T Williams and John Stowell), mfrs of Relief Wind Mills and wooden tanks of all sizes, blacksmithing and gen job- bing, NE cor California and Market
Abernathy J V, saloon, 188 Main
ABRAMSKY M L, real estate and loan agt, office No 2 Mc- Kee Building, Main
Adams J F, saloon, cor Weber ave and San Joaquin Adams Samuel, blacksmith, NW cor California and Washing- ton
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.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House, Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
Ahlefeld Arthur, commission agt, 203 Main Baker M D, notary public, 170 Main ALPHABETICALLY. Aiken Dr C R, physician and California-Stockton. 907 surgeon, Main nr Center Alecrette G, groceries, cor Cen- BALDWIN HERBERT, books, ter and Washington Baldwin Frank T, attorney at law, O F Building, Main stationery, picture frames, mouldings, etc, 204 Main Baldwin J E D, photographer, P 183 Main Allen & Close (O H Close, A W Allen), books and stationery; 184 El Dorado ALLEN MRS E H, propr Eagle Hotel, board and lodging first-class, Weber ave bet Sut- ter and California Bambauer Daniel, saloon, cor Levee and El Dorado Barricklo Mrs D D, millinery, cor Weber ave and Sutter ANDERSON L N, merchant tailor, best selected stock of goods and strictly first-class work, Mansion House, NW cor Hunter and Weber ave Andreoni G, restaurant, cor Washington and El Dorado < Andrews J H, saddles, etc, 206 Center BARTH P J, gen auctioneer, of- fice with Jas McCarty, cor Main and El Dorado BARUMN MRS E A, mind read- er, reads the past, present and future, cor Main & American Beasley Chas, architect, Main bet El Dorado and Sutter Behrns C, crockery, 177 El Do- ANDREWS JOHN C, harness and saddles, 295 Main rado Belding Chas, soda water mfr, cor Weber ave and San Joa- quin Andt S, clothing, 181 El Dorado Arnold Fred, boots and shoes, 194 Main Belding W J, dry goods, 180 El Dorado Arrivey L, junk store, cor Cen- ter and Washington Bernstein B, saloon, cor Hunter Attmann Carl, Singer Sewing Machine, 175 Main and Weber ave Beswick Frank, livery stable, cor Carter and Washington AUSTIN BROS (Henry Austin, S F, and W B Austin), iron, Bettencourt Manuel S, barber, cor Center and Main steel and Cumberland coal, gen hardware, SW cor Main and American Bingham O, carpet weaver, cor Main and Stanislaus BADGER BROS, plain and dec- Bisbee R T, saloon, Weber House, Center orative paperhangers, house and sign painting a specialty, Blair Mrs N J, dressmaking, 240 Main 200 Main Baggs Jas K, attorney at law, Blake A N, undertaker, Market Block D, dry goods, 202 Main Newell's Building, Main Baggs W M, warehouse, 156 Levee BLUMENTHAL L, clothing and gent's furnishing goods, etc, 224 Main BAILEY, BADGLEY & CO (S P Bailey, O E Badgley, John BOEPPLE FERDINAND, boot and shoemaker, cor Main and California Bailey), agricultural implts, cor Main and California HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Boerner L A, Levee Saloon, cor Levee and El Dorado Bogue A R, stationery, cor Main 908 and Sutter Byers & Elliott, attorneys at law Eldridge Building, Main Byrns Jas, saloon, cor Center California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY. and Market BOISSELIER H G, dealer in Cadien & Bagley, clothing, 252 Main groceries and provisions, mfr of the only pure yeast pow- CAINE JOHN, propr Globe Iron Works, cor Main and Com- merce Calaveras Market, F Scavers propr, cor Hunter and Chan- nel der ; all goods warranted ; prices low ; orders solicited BOND M H, undertaker, metalic burial caskets and cases, cof- fins, shrouds, trimmings, etc ; telegraph orders promptly at- CALIFORNIA BAKERY, J Her- vey propr, cor California and Weber ave tended to, 295 Weber ave Bon Ton Restaurant, W H Weidman propr, Levee SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco. Booker S A, attorney at law, Odd Fellows' Building, 230 Main CALIFORNIA WINDMILL, Al- fred Noack agt, Main bet American and Stanislaus, two doors above Henderson's car- riage shop ; P O box 312 Boscher E H, druggist and apothecary, 169 Main Bostwick I S, grain dealer, 171 Center Campbell C A, (Campbell Lang,) feed depot, Hunter bet Market and Washington Campbell J C, attorney at law, Botzbach P, Hunter opp Court House Breedlove W H, saloon, Main opp Court House room 2 Eldridge Building, Main Breith & Junge, saloon, 168 Capitol Saloon, Darcy & Mc- Crellis proprs, cor Main and El Dorado Caponi E, restaurant, cor Wash- ington and El Dorado Levee Brown B & Co, (B Howard Brown, Fanny E Brown), commission merchants, Levee Brown Jas, constable, Odd Fel- CARPENTER DR W W, phy- sician and surgeon, cor Main and Sutter lows' Building, Main Brutschy & Eshbach, propr The Old Lodge Saloon, 234 Main Budd & Budd, attorneys at law, rooms 2-4 Eldridge Build- Cervantes E, tailor, Center Chalmers Alex, dry goods, 194 and 196 Main ing, 230 Main, upstairs Bugbee F M, painting, cor Hun- ter and Miner ave Carter S L, attorney at law, Newell's Block Chalmers Geo, dry goods, cor Main and San Joaquin Charter Oak Lodge K of P Hall, 240 Main Buhach Producing and Mfg Co, (J D Peters and G H Milco), 154 Levee Burns John, blacksmith, cor Chesnutwood & , Moore (Geo Chesnutwood, T N Moore), provisions and dry goods, cor Main and Center Center and Market Burton Frank, dentist, cor Main and El Dorado 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.
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
California-Stockton. 909
ALPHABETICALLY.
Chicard & Worth, draymen, Center
CITY MARKET, Gerlach & Wagner propr, 258 Main
Clark Mrs E M, bakery, 176 El Dorado
Clark Asa, physician and sur- geon, 240 Main
CLAS ALFRED C, architect, office 2 McKee Building, Main Clayes J R, collector, Newell's Block
Coats Bros, candies, Hunter opp Baptist Church
CONFER WM, builder and con- tractor, 367 Weber ave
Commercial Baths and Shaving Saloon, Albert Peyser propr Commercial Hotel, Fred C Hahn propr, 273 Main
Condit I H & Co, hardware, cor Main and Hunter
CONDY R, merchant tailor, new and fashionable goods, goods fashionably made, 185 Main, P O Box 397
CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANSPORTATION CO, L E Doan mgr
Copardo Manuel, fruits, etc, cor Sutter and Lafayette
Cornwall Arthur, coal dealer, Channel
Cowell W W (E F Sanders & Co, 186 El Dorado
Cramer John, turner, 180 Cali- fornia
CRAWFORD S P, M D, physi- cian and surgeon, 240 Main cor San Joaquin
Cross L E, physician and sur- geon, Hunter, Old P O Build- ing
Crow & Smith, grain buyers, cor Levee and Center
CUTTING L M & SON, fire, marine and accident insurance agency, old office of C M
Weber, grain insured in the field and warehouse a speci- alty, Channel
Czartoryski M, physician and surgeon, Hunter, Old P O Building
Darcy James, saloon, cor Main and El Dorado
Davenport A C, dentist, 211 Center
DAVID, The Tailor, special care taken in measuring and cut- ting, call and examine goods before purchasing elsewhere, Main opp Commercial Hotel De Ferrari Louis, saloon, cor Center and Lafayette
De Lano E, barber, Yosemite Block, Main
Devoll H H, agt Domestic Sew- ing Machine, NW cor Hunter and Weber ave
Devoll Mrs M A, millinery, NW cor Hunter and Weber ave
DEVOLL WM, cigars and to- bacco, etc, and " Free Reading Room," 180 Main
Ditz George, gunsmith, 186 Main Dohrman Julius, barber, Levee Dorrance H T, saddlery and harness, 185 Hunter
Dorr Wm A, hardware, 206 El Dorado
Douglass W H, barber, Yosemite Block, Main
Drascovich M, saloon, 158 Levee Drascovich N, restaurant, 205 Center
Drury E W (Woods & Drury), 246 Main
Dudley W L, attorney at law, OF Building, Main
EAGLE HOTEL, Mrs EH Allen propr, board per week $4.00,
single meals 25c, board and lodging $1.00 to $1.25 Weber ave bet Sutter and California
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley 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.
910 California-Stockton. Eckstrom A, barber, 203 Levee Eckstrom Mrs Theo E, millinery, 254 Main FRANKENTHAL ADOLPH, tailor, Main opp Commercial Hotel ALPHABETICALLY. Eintracht Saloon, Phillipp Kramm propr, Main bet Cali- fornia and American Frankenheimer B, clothier, 208 Main Gage J C, Eureka Market, cor England J W, toys, 245 Main California and Market Englehart A, lodging house, cor Center and Main Galgiani Vincent, vegetables, 188 Levee Ernest Chas L, tin and sheet Gall John D, saloon, 198 Levee Gambetta J, real estate, O F Building, Main iron ware, crockery and glass ware, 256 Main Eshbach Mrs C & Co, milliners, GARVIN M J, stationery, cigars and tobacco, toys, etc, 269 Main 183 El Dorado Ester A, boot and shoemaker, Weber ave EUREKA MARKET, Gage & Tripp proprs, cor California Gerlach Louis, meat market, 172 El Dorado and Market GERLACH JULIUS, butcher, 258 Main Fabers Toney, saloon, cor Main and California GERMAIN ALFRED. propr Falk Henry, barber, Weber ave and California Hotel Du Canada, Weber ave bet California and American Farmers' Cooperative Union, A C Paulsell pres, I R Wilbur sec FARRINGTON H L (Stockton Iron Works), 181 California Gianelli Bros (G Gianelli and B Gianelli), groceries and pro- visions, cor Hunter and Mar- ket FARRINGTON H S (Stockton Gibson Mrs C, millinery, 187 El Dorado Iron Works), 181 California Fee Patrick, livery stable, cor Weber ave and American Ferguson John, tailor, 183 Main Ferguson Mrs P W, milliner, 183 Main Gibson C W, groceries, 199 Hun- ter Gibson Wm M, notary public and attorney at law, O F Building, 230 Main Fickett S H, furniture mfr FINNAN JOHN ("Hackman "), Gillis & Poggi, groceries and pro- visions, cor California and Weber ave Yosemite Saloon, cor Main and Stockton Gillis James, groceries, NW cor Weber ave and California FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Giovanessi F, toys, 170 El Do- rado Henry H Hewlett cashier and mgr, cor Main and Hunter Givanovick A, 295 Main Flemming G W, poultry, cor Hunter and Channel Glick J, importer and mfr of all kinds of fine jewelry; watch FORD J & BRENHAM W L, United States Livery Stable Ford & Hurd, groceries, cor Cen- ter and Levee repairing a specialty ; 190 El Dorado Globe Iron Works, John Caine pres, cor Main 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.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
911
GOODRUM F W, mgr “ Inde- pendent " office
Graham Wm, hardware, 200 Main
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, cor California and Channel, John Henderson propr
GRANGER UNION, importers and dealers in agricultural im- plements and general hard- ware, 280 and 282 Main
Gray Geo (Simpson & Gray), lumber dealers, cor Commerce and Levee
GRAY JOHN D, pharmacist, 176 Main
Gross John, candy, 179 El Do- rado
Gross John, Fashion Stable, Cen- ter and Washington
GROSS & GREENWOOD (Jno Gross and H Greenwood), Cen- ter-street Market, wholesale and retail dealers in pork, veal, mutton, etc
Grunsky E M, bookkeeper with Stockton Iron Works, 181 California
GUMPERT E, Havana and do- mestic cigars, chewing and smoking tobacco, etc, 226 Main
Haas Chas & Son, jewelers, 204 Main
Haas H O, cigars and tobacco, 198 Main
Hactkatt James, tailor, Main bet California and Sutter
Hahn Fred C, propr Commer- cial Hotel, 273 Main
Haines N J, D D S, dentist, 185 El Dorado
Haines & Snider, livery stable, 266 Main
Hale & Co, dry goods, 244 Main Hall J B, attorney at law, old P O Building, Hunter
Hall I J, glove maker, cor Weber ave and San Joaquin
Hamilton Chas I, successor to Eshbach & Hamilton, job printing, 183 Ei Dorado
Hamilton I D, agt steamboat line
Hammond, Moore & Yardley, (John Hammond, T T Moore, John Yardley,) groceries, Weber ave opp Court House Hansel Jos, carriage factory, cor Hunter and Miner ave
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