McKenney's business directory of the principal towns of Central and Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Colorado and Kansas : including cities and towns on the Southern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, Kansas Pacific, and St. Joseph and Western railroads, 1883, Part 91

Author: L.M. McKenney & Co
Publication date: 1883
Publisher: Oakland, Cal. : Pacific Press
Number of Pages: 970

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Hansel L, groceries, cor Channel and Hunter

HARRIS CHARLES, tailoring,

cleaning and repairing, Hun- ter opp Court House

Harris H, junk store, 154 Hun- ter

HARRIS MRS LOUISE J, fash-

ionable cloak and dressmak- ing, cor Main and Stanislaus Hart Geo, grain dealer, cor Levee and Commerce

Hart & Thrift, (J W Hart, E E Thrift), groceries, cor Weber ave and Sutter

Hatch Frank, blacksmith, cor Weber ave and Sutter

HAYCOX T J, carriage and sign painter, 229 California -

Hebel C, saloon, cor Hunter and Miner ave

Hedges & Buck, groceries, cor Main and San Joaquin

HEIMANN GEO H. carriage and wagon mfr, blacksmithing and gen jobbing and horse-shoe- ing, cor Weber ave and Stan- islaus

Henderson J H, contractor and builder, 157 Main

HENDERSON JOHN, propr Grand Central Hotel, cor Cali- fornia and Channel

Henderson R D, dentist, cor Main and Hunter

CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer. 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.

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.

The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,

BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco

912

California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.

HENDERSON M P, carriage Graham flour, all kinds hay, and grain; barley ground by the ton or carload, orders from country properly at- tended to, Campbell & Lang proprs, Hunter bet Market and Washington mir, keep for sale a good as- sortment of harness and whips, cor Main and American HERRMANN JOHN, Chicago Saloon, depot of the celebra- ted Chicago Beer, cor Main and California Hupman Arthur, artist, Newell's Hewey John, bakery and con- fectionery, cor Weber ave and California Building, Main HYATT G C, Stockton Iron Works, 181 California HICKINBOTHAM J T, importer and dealer in all kinds of wa- gon and carriage material, 269 and 271 Main HYER WM, Shaving and Hair Cutting Emporium, 173} El Dorado Independence Saloon, John D Hickman E, dry goods, 206 Main Gall propr, 198 Levee Inglis Wm, bakery, 222 Center HICKMAN WM M, druggist and apothecary, drugs, medicines, chemicals, perfumery, brushes, etc, cor Hunter and Main JACKSON JAMES, restaurant, cor Hunter and Market, meals at all hours 25c HILKE N C, harness, saddles, bridles, etc, 257 Main JACKSON JOHN, saloon, cor El Dorado and Market Hirschfelder S, dry goods, 202 Main Jackson John, stoves, etc, 197 Main Hitchcock C H, machinist, cor California and Washington Jackson Thomas, groceries, cor Hoerr John, boots and shoes, 188 El Dorado Washington and El Dorado Jacobs H, fancy goods, 181 Main JOHNSON R S, Yosemite Liv- ery Stable, Weber ave bet Sutter and San Joaquin - 1 HOGAN J M, attorney at law, 5 and 8 Odd Fellows' Build- C ing Hoisholt F & Bro, jewelry, cor El Dorado and Levee JOHNSTON DAVID, boot and shoemaker, repairing neatly done, Main bet Stanislaus and HOLDEN I D, druggist, cor Main and El Dorado American Jorgensen J, Hunter opp Court House Hood E E, reporter superior court, Odd Fellows' Building, Main Judell & Glass, clothing, boots and shoes, cor Main and Sut- HOTEL DU CANADA, Alfred Germain propr, Weber ave Kaiser M L, saloon, Hunter bet Main and Levee bet California and American Hudson A T, physician and sur- geon, cor Main and El Dorado Hughes H J, mgr White House HUNTER STREET BARLEY Keeler W H, jewelry, 249 Main Kellon Patrick, Steamboat Sa- loon, Levee MILLS AND FEED DEPOT, corn meal, cracked wheat and ter KAISER S, dealer and mfr boots and shoes, SW cor Hun- ter and Weber 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'S

Specialty is Fine Watch. s and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 313 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.

Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.

Conducted on the European Plan.

California-Stockton. 913

ALPHABETICALLY.

Kennedy & Miller, furniture, LOVELACE S H, farmer, two Center

Kidd James E, paints, oils, etc, 178 Main

KINSLEY C H (Kinsley & Mc- Lellan), cor Main and El Dor- ado, opp Stockton Theatre

KINSLEY & MCLELLAN, proprs Fountain Saloon, SW cor Main and El Dorado, opp Stockton Theatre

Knoop W, restaurant, 174 Main KOHLBERG A, tobacco and ci- gars, 158 Hunter

Kohlberg Ben F, constable, El- dridge Building, Main

KUEPPERS THEO, books, sta- tionery and musical instru - ments, 179 Main

Kuhn Frank, jeweler, 200 Main Lando Mrs J C, dressmaking, 240 Main

Lane's Flouring Mill, R B Lane propr, Weber ave

Lang L H (Campbell & Lang), feed depot, Hunter

Langmack H, watchmaker, cor Main and El Dorado

Langridge Geo W (Weller & Langridge), 201 Main Lee Chas, dry goods, 264 Main LESHER BROS, Tyrolean Hall, cor Center and Main

Lesher Peter, saloon, 175 Hunter Lieginger Geo, boot and shoe- maker, cor El Dorado and Main

Lieginger H, boot and shoemak- er, Center

Lissenden G, propr Agricultural Works, cor California and La- fayette

LOTHROP & NOBLE (Isaac Lothrop, E B Noble), hatters, Yosemite Block, 247 Main

Louttit James A, attorney at law, 240 Main

and a quarter miles east of Stockton, on Sacramento rail- road

MAGNER & BREEDLOVE, Sun Brook Saloon, Main opp Court House

Magner Max, saloon, Main opp Court House

Mallon & Sullivan, real estate agents, SW cor Main and El Dorado

MALLON & SULLIVAN (Thos

Mallon, John M Sullivan), real estate, insurance, and employment office, cor Main and El Dorado

Mallon Thos, real estate agt, cor Main and El Dorado

Mansion House, Jas H Cross propr, cor Weber ave and Hunter

Marble & Shaver, proprs Eu- reka Beer Hall, 267 Main Marks H, tailor, 250 Main

MARKS J, dealer in clothing and gents' furnishing goods, hats and caps, Levee near El Dorado

Marks M, cigars and tobacco, cor El Dorado and Levee

MARSTERS' SELF FEEDER

for threshing machines, E J Marsters prepr, cor California and Washington

MARSTERS' "TEMPEST" a

self-regulating wind-mill.

has no superior. Tanks, troughs, etc made to order, cor California & Washington Matteson Don C (Matteson & Williamson) cor Main and California

MATTESON & WILLIAMSON (Don C Matteson, T P Wil- liamson), mfrs of agricultural implements, cor Main anu California

PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS. ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.

IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.

319 Market Street, San Francisco,

Bold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,

H. WACHHORST'S

Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.

The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,

BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.

916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.

914

California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.

McCarty Jas M, real estate, 201 Main

McCarty M, contractor, cor Sut- ter and Main

McCormick M, boot and shoe- maker, Main bet California and Sutter

McCrellis B F, saloon, cor Main and El Dorado

McCurdy W, apothecary, cor Main and Sutter

MeGUFFICK WM, boiler maker, 155 Main

McKAIG W W (Nash & Mc- Kaig) "Independent Office," Mckenzie Miss A, glove factory, 258 Main

Mckenzie Geo A, register U S Land Office, Stockton Dis- trict, Odd Fellows' Building MCLELLAN W F (Kinsley & Mclellan) Main and El Do- rado, opp Stockton Theatre

McStay & Swinnerton, attor- neys at law, O F Building, 230 Main

Meader D A, fire insurance, O F Building, Main

Melone G W, clothing, Hunter bet Main and Levee

Mengel P, boots and shoes, 185 Main

Mengle Philip & Co, furniture, cor Center and Main

Meseroll J M, dentist, 188 Main Mersfelder Louis, restaurant, Levee and Center

Miesell Fred, hairdresser, 188 Main

Milco & Nicola, toys, confec- tionery, etc, 205 Main

Milco & Co (Jno Milco, J N Lepesch), commission mer- chants, 195 Main

Milco N B, fruit market, 184 Levee MILLER W P, Carriage Mfg Co, cor California and Channel

Mills J T, hardware, Main MINTA WESLEY, a .orney at law and justice of the peace, Odd Fellows' Building, Main Mitrovich M, restaurant, 199 Levee

Mollenhauer Louis, groceries, cor Weber ave and American Monaco M, photographer, 198 Main

Moore H H & Son, drugs and medicines, 248 Main

Moore T N, groceries, cor Main and Center

Morrissey Jas A, collector, Main MORSE H C, employment office, hotels, restaurants, private families, farmers, and employ- ers of every description are promptly supplied with the very best male and female help, without trouble or ex- pense. Chinese cooks, ser- vants, etc, supplied, collections made, Odi Fellows' Building, room No 1, Main

Moss Frank W, Eureka Saloon, Levee nr Hunter

Mountjoy Pope G, Farmers' Exchange Saloon, cor Center and Levee

MOWBRAY J L, real estate agt and money broker, loans ne- gotiated, houses to let and collections made all over the State, 234 Main, opp Court House

Muller Jacob, bakery, cor Main and California

Musto P, groceries, cor El Do- rado and Market

NASH E L (Nash & McKaig), proprs the " Independent"

Natt G, restaurant, 174 Main NEWMAN C, Grangers' Union Clothing Store, gents' fur- nishing goods, hats, trunks, traveling bags, etc, 284 Main

H. WACHHORST

Has an Endless Variety of Kings, from Solid Gold to Costly Diamond Setting. 315 J Street, acramento.

HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco Cal.

A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.

KOHLER & CHASE

The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland. Cal

California-Stockton. 915

ALPHABETICALLY.

Nichols & Horton, agricultural implements, 162 Levee Niestrath H, propr City Brew- ery, cor Elk and Levee

NOACK ALFRED, agt of the California Wind Mill and Truman's Iron Harrow, Main bet American and Stanislaus, P O box 312

Noble L B, attorney at law, 240 Main

O'BRIEN JOHN H, wholesale dealer in wines and liquors, sole agt for Miller's Extra and M J Hardy & Co's Ken- tucky whiskies, 222 Main

Offer & Friedman, cigar mfrs, 270 Main

O'KEEFFE P K & BRO, Charter Oak Saloon, 178 Levee

Oullahan D J, wines, liquors and cigars, 177 Main

Overton Frank, saloon, cor Mar- ket and Center

Owen Chas E, music, 249 Main Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co, C W Dohrmann agt, 203 Main

Parker A, poultry, cor Hunter and Channel

Parker Geo B, painter, 175 El Dorado

PARKER R B & SON, groceries and provisions ; sporting and blasting powder a specialty; 207 Hunter

Peck P H, barber, 189 El Do- rado

Pena & Sablan, barbers, cor El Dorado and Market

Perkins C E. groceries and pro- visions, 187 Hunter

Perrin Otis, receiver U S land office, Odd Fellows' Block, Main

Peters J D, grain and wool mer- chant, 154 Levee

PEYSER ALBERT, propr Com- mercial Baths, Main bet Sut- ter and California

PEYSER GEO, with H Jacobs, dry goods merchant, 181 Main

PEYSER SIMON, fashionable tailor, gents' fine suits made to order, cleaning and repair- ing neatly done, 287 Main

PEYTON ENOCH, Court House Exchange opposite the Court House ; the same old whiskies -Miller's whiskies

Phillips Thomas, physician and surgeon, 240 Main

Pinkney & Hess, saloon, Center bet Main and Levee

Poehner Julius, saloon, 189 Main PORTER & ROESCH (W C Roesch and D Porter), im- porters and dealers in domes- tic and tropical fruits, nuts, vegetables, provisions, canned goods, tobacco and cigars, etc. cor California and Main, P O Box 517

POSTOFFICE RESTAURANT

(T Botzbach and .J Jorgensen), Old Postoffice Building, Hun- ter opp Court House; . open day and night; private rooms for families; fresh Eastern and California oysters; first-class meals for twenty-five cents

QUINN & McDOUGALD, house, sign and ornamental painters; paints, oils, glass, wall paper, etc; 296 Main

Raphael J, clothing, 187 Main Reaume Louis, boots and shoes, cor Weber ave and California Reid John C, civil engineer, Main opp Court House

Revara A, groceries, cor Hunter and Miner

Reynolds Merrick, grain buyer, cor Commerce and Levee

CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.

HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.

SULPHURIC ACID NA

BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.

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.

916

California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.

Rhodes Alonzo, real estate agt, 239 Main

RICHARDS W H, undertaker; dealer in all varieties of me- talic caskets and cases, coffins, shrouds, trimmings, etc; or- ders by telegraph or other- wise promptly attended to; office open day and night, Col- lege Building, cor Hunter and Miner ave

RING C B, auctioneer and real estate agt, renting houses and collecting rents, county coro- ner for San Joaquin county, cor Grant and Main

Rink & Lutz, saloon, cor Center and Main

Riordan Daniel, harness, etc, 189 Main

Roberts & Eldred, proprs Pioneer Marble Works, Main bet Sut- ter and California

Robinson J, builder, 203 Main Rogers & Norman, col and wood, 209 El Dorado

ROHRBACHER & BOERNER

(H Rohrbacher and F Boer- ner), depot of the Willows Brewery, NW cor Hunter and Channel

Rolf I, carriage factory, cor Center and Lafayette

Rosenbaum & Crawford, cloth- ing, gents' furnishing goods, etc, 240 Main

Rosenblum M, dry goods, Hun- ter nr Weber ave

ROSSI A, mfr and dealer in California wines and liquors, 150 Main

ROWE ROBERT, stoves, ranges, tinware and builders' hard- ware, mechanics' tools, etc, 260 Main cor Sutter Ruggles C A, M D, physician, cor Main and Hunter

Ruhl Fred, stoves and hardware, Hunter bet Main and Levee Ruiter Miles, blacksmith, cor Weber ave and American

SANDERS E F & CO, station- ery, toys, and general variety store, 186 El Dorado

SANDROCK MRS MARY, propr Star Restaurant, cor Main and Stanislaus

SAN JOAQUIN BREWERY, Yost & 'Worth proprs, cor American and Weber ave

SAN JOAQUIN HOTEL, F Stoetzer propr, cor Weber ave and San Joaquin

SCANLAN A V, justice of the peace, attorney at law, El- dridge Building, Main

Schmidt & Regner, lunch house, 74 Center

SCHMITT & SIMON, groceries, provisions, fresh meat, wines and liquors, cor Main and Grant'

Sciuttich P, 295 Main SCOFIELD & TEVIS, whole- sale dealers in paints, oils, glass, varnishes, brushes, etc

Scott Silas, saloon, cor California and Washington

SEILNACHT FRANK, boot and shoemaker, 176 Levee

SELLMAN L, propr Stockton Laundry, cor Grant and Main Sequara K M, cigars and tobac- co, 203 Center

SEVERY M, real estate agent, fire and life insurance, 198 Main

Shaw H C, plow works, 201 El Dorado

Shepherd Bros & Co, groceries, cor Center and Main

SHERIDAN P, merchant tailor, 191 El Dorado Singer Mfg Co, J J Wright mgr, 175 Main

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-Stockton. 917

ALPHABETICALLY.

Simpson & Gray (A W Simpson, Geo Gray), lumber dealers, cor Commerce and Levee

SMITH ANSEL, attorney and counsellor at law and police judge

SMITH G F, carpenter and builder, the Davis Regulating Wind-Mill, hay presses, tanks, troughs, etc, 183 Commerce Smith Thos, cigars and tobacco, Hunter opp Court House

SMITH W H, Metropolitan Sample Room, Yosemite

Block

SNYDER LEWIS, harness, sad- dles, etc, collars, whips, etc, 244 Weber ave

Southworth & Grattan, grocer- ies and provisions, cor Main and Hunter

Spencer Walter, barber, cor Hunter and Levee

SPERRY AUSTIN (Sperry & Co), touring mills, cor Levee and Beaver

SPERRY CHARLES, farmer, 275 acres improved, two and a half miles east of Stockton, on Sacramento railroad

SPERRY & CO (F W Sperry, Stockton, Austin Sperry, San Francisco), proprs Sperry's Flouring Mills, cor Levee and Beaver

SPERRY S W (Sperry & Co), flouring mills, cor Levee and Beaver

Spoon'er J Pitcher, photogra- phist, 171 Main

SPRAGUE ZEBULON, gun- smithing, turning, machinist and general jobbing, 157 Main bet Commerce and Center, nr Globe Foundry

Stack M, vegetable market, 181 Levee Stamper I, clothing, 232 Main

STAR FOUNDRY, Matteson & Williamson proprs, all kinds castings for agricultural im- plements, cor Market and Main, Grant and Aurora

STAR RESTAURANT, Mrs

Mary Sandrock propr, first- class board and lodging, meals at all hours, Main bet Stanis- laus and American

STAR SOAP WORKS, Wil- liams & Co proprs, Center bet Main and Levee

Steinhart Joseph, clothing, 178 El Dorado

Stewart & Smyth (Frank Stew- art, J W Smyth), grain buyers, Levee nr Center

Stockton Building and Loan Association, 173 Main

STOCKTON CITY FLOURING MILLS, Sperry & Co proprs, cor Levee and Beaver

"STOCKTON DAILY AND WEEKLY INDEPENDENT."

Nash & McKaig pubs and proprs, Hickman's Building, cor Hunter and Weber ave

STOCKTON E A, physician and surgeon, cor Main and Hunter

Stockton Free Library, E W Johnson librarian, Newell's Building, Main

STOCKTON HORSE MARKET,

P H Boggs propr, cor Hunter and Miner ave

"STOCKTON INDEPENDENT"

(daily and weekly), Nash & McKaig pubs and proprs

STOCKTON IRON WORKS (H L Farrington, G C Hyatt), Farrington, Hyatt & Co, mfrs steam engines, machinery, iron and brass batteries of every description, 181 Califor- nia

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, Satls-

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.

918

California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.

Stockton Laundry, L Sellman propr, cor Grant and Main Stockton Savings and Loan Society, L U Shippee pres, F M West cashier, S S Little- hale asst cashier, SW cor Main and Hunter

STOCKTON STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS,

Henry Hess propr, 291 Main Stockwell E R, dry goods, 199 Main

Stowe E B, notary public, 230 Main, Eldridge Building

Stowell John (Abbott, Williams & Stowell), cor California and Market

Straus D, cigars and tobacco, SE cor El Dorado and Levee Sullivan John M, real estate, cor Main and El Dorado

Sutherland & Dillon, Marble and Granite Works, Main bet American and Stanislaus

Sylvester & Moye (H W Syl- vester and A L Moye), furni- ture, 250 Main

Taylor Charles S A, clerk in land office, Odd Fellows' Build- ing, Main

Taylor Mrs L V, glove factory, 258 Main

Terre C S, saloon, 303 Weber ave TERRY T S & S L, attorneys at law, 240 Main opp Court House upstairs

"THE STOCKTON MAIL" (daily and weekly), Colnon, Nunan & Cosgrave pubs and proprs, Odd Fellows' Building, Main

THE WHITE HOUSE, dry goods and boys' clothing, H J Hughes mgr, 241 Main Thompson Chas V, commission merchant, 190 Levee Thresher M S, hardware, 188 Main

Tons John, propr Philadelphia Brewery, Levee

Tourist Restaurant, Givanovick & Sciuttich proprs, 259 Main Tripp D D, Eureka Market, cor California and Market

Tripp R, saddlery, cor Center and Washington

TRUMAN'S IMPROVED Iron Harrow, Alfred Noack agt, Main bet American and Stan- islaus, P O box 312

TUCKER & WALSH (Washing- ton Tucker and Thomas F Walsh), real estate and in- surance agts, money brokers, and city property and ranches bought and sold, P O box 21

TUCKER WASHINGTON (Tucker & Walsh), P O box 21 Turner Mrs D C, dressmaker, 198 Main

Turner W A, dentist, Newell's Building, Main

Tye Hugh, blacksmith, cor Weber ave and American

Van Vlear W H, gunsmith, 173 El Dorado

WAGNER L J, butcher, 258 Main

WALLACE DR W G, dentist, Main opp Court House

WALSH THOMAS F (Tucker & Walsh), P O box 21

WASHINGTON BATHS, L Isaacs propr, first-class tonso- rial artist, Main opp Court House

WASLEY & SAUNDERS, boots and shoes, cor Main and San Joaquin

Weaver J A, saloon, 268 Main WEAVER MRS LAURINDA, useful household inventions, teacher of all kinds of fancy work and also fancy work done, Main nr Stanislaus

H. WACHHORST'S

Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 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-Stockton. -

919

ALPHABETICALLY.

HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8. San Francisco, Cal.

WEAVER MRS LILLIS, fash-

ionable milliner; has on hand a large assortment of trimmed hats and bonnets, and is con- stantly receiving the latest novelties of Eastern millinery ; particular attention given to orders; 245 Main

Webster J B, collector, Eldridge Building, 230 Main

Wedekind F, saloon, cor Main and Sutter

Welch Mrs, Franklin House, cor Weber ave and California Weller Geo E (Weller & Lang- ridge), 201 Main

WELLER & LANGRIDGE, im-

· porters and dealers in fine shoes, 201 Main, next to tel- egraph office

Wellman Henry, barber, cigars and tobacco, 174 Levee

Wells, Fargo & Co, mgr T Y Reed, Main

West G & Co, wines and bran- dies, 197 Hunter

What Cheer House, Raab & Mil- ler proprs, Center and Levee Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co's branch office, E C Newell mgr, Yosemite Block, Main

White & Thomas (W C White and F R Thomas), saw and planing mills, Hunter bet Main and Market

WILHOIT R E, notary public conveyancer, and searcher of records, Main opp Court House

WILLIAMS C E (CE Wil- liams, E Moore), wool dealer, Center bet Main and Levee Williams Mrs E J, dressmaker, cor Weber ave and San Joa- quin

Williams Geo P (Abbott, Wil- liams & Stowell), cor Califor- nia and Market

Williams J hn R, druggist, 220 Main

Williamson Truman P (Matte- son & Williamson), cor Main and California

Wollner Fred, groceries and pro- visions, NE cor Hunter and Channel

Wood C B (with D J Oullahan), wines and liquors, 177 Main WOODS & DRURY (Jno N Woods, E W Smith Woods, E W Drury), groceries and pro- visions, crockery and glass- ware, 246 Main

WOODS & GRANT (S M Woods, L E Grant) fashionable hat- ters, and dealers in gents' fur- nishing goods, 207 Main, next door to the First National Bank

Woods Jno N (Woods & Drury), 246 Main

Woolfe L, watchmaker, 182 El Dorado

Woolsey Wm, groceries and pro- visions, cor Main and Califor- nia

Worth Chas (Yost & Worth), cor American and Weber ave

Wright H E, grain dealer, cor Center and Levee

YO SEMITE HOUSE, first-class house, James Caven propr, Main

Yost Fred (Yost & Worth), cor American and Weber ave Zignego Mrs M A, millinery, 184 El Dorado

Zignego J C, Jr, notary public, cor Main and San Joaquin

CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F.

BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A T.

920

California-Stockton.

ABBOTT, WILLIAMS & STOWELL

Manufacturers of

RELIEF

RELIEF WINDMILL !

Proved to be the Best by Long Use.

MOLIVER I.F.

Wooden Tanks of All Sizes.

Blacksmithing and General Jobbing.

N. E. cor. California and Market Sts.,

STOCKTON.

HENRY S. AUSTIN, S. F. WM. B. AUSTIN.

AUSTIN BROTHERS, IRON, STEEL, CUMBERLAND COAL, and GENERAL HARDWARE. AGENTS HALLADAY WINDMILL. S. W. Cor. Main and American Sts., STOCKTON, CAL.

MRS. E. A. BARUMN,

Mind Reader. Reads the Past, Present, and Future.

Those Desirous of Knowing the Future, Call and See Me.

MAIN and AMERICAN STS. STOCKTON.

Cagle Hotel.

WEBER AVENUE. 2 Stockton, Cal.

Bet. Sutter and California Streets. )

MRS. E. H. ALLEN, PROPR.

Board per Week, $4 00 | Single Meals, 25 Cents

- Board and Lodging per Day, $1 00 to $1 25

Board and Lodging per Week,

5 00 to 6 00

STREET CARS PASS WITHIN HALF A BLOCK OF THE HOUSE

CHARLES HARRIS, TAILORING, CLEANING, AND REPAIRING AT LOWEST PRICES. . ALSO.

Second-Hand Clothes Bought and Sold. Hunter Street, Opposite Court House. STOCKTON.

921

California-Stockton.

JACKSON'S ALFRED NOACK

CALIFORNIA PATENTED.JUNE-27-1976

WIND MILL

-THE - Best and Cheapest.

10 foot. $75

$85

14 .6

$10€

MADE BY JACKSON & TRUMAN San Francisco

AGENT CALIFORNIA WINDMILL, AND

TRUMAN'S

IMPROVED IRON HARROW

Strongest and Best Made.

MOT No Shrinking or Rotting Out.

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN AMERICAN AND STANISLAUS,

(Two Doors Above Henderson's Carriage Shop,)

STOCKTON, CAL.

Tanks and Towers Built to Order. P. O. Box, 312.

REDWOOD WATER TANKS

FOR

WINDMILLS.

My tanks are made of seasoned Redwood, full size, and hold the number of gallons rep- resented in the table below.

2-INCH REDWOOD WATER TANKS:

CAPACITY.

DIAM.

HEIGHT

PRICE IN GOLD

CAPACITY.

DIAM.

HEIGHT

IN GOLD

1,000 Gals.

feet.

6 feet.

25.00

5,000 Gals. 6,000

12} feet. 133

7 feet.

65.00

1,50 ,

32.50

2,000

37.50

7,000

143

90.00

3,000

47.50

9,000

143

100.00

4,000

[1]

57.50

10,000

115.00

3-INCH REDWOOD WATER TANKS:

CAPACITY.

DIAM.

HEIGHT

PRICE IN GOLD

CAPACITY.

DIAM.

HEIGHT

IN GOLD

10,000 Gals.

feet.

: feet.

$135.00

30,000 Gals. 40,000 66

16 feet.

$330.00

15,000

190.00

221

390.00

20,000

18₺

235.00

50,000

23%

430.00

72.50

85.00

2,500

42.50

8,000

14}

PRICE

922

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McKenney's business directory of the principal towns of Central and Southern California, Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Colorado and Kansas : including cities and towns on the Southern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, Kansas Pacific, and St. Joseph and Western railroads, 1883, Part 91

Author: L.M. McKenney & Co Publication date: 1883 Publisher: Oakland, Cal. : Pacific Press Number of Pages: 970

Author: L.M. McKenney & Co
Publication date: 1883
Publisher: Oakland, Cal. : Pacific Press
Number of Pages: 970