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California-Stockton.
1851.
1882.
JOHN CAINE, Sole Proprietor of
GLOBE
IRON
Works, AND
STOCKTON IMP. GANG PLOW M'FG WORKS.
PLOW EXTRAS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Steam Engines for all purposes, Iron and Brass Castings, Root's Rotary Force Blast Blowers for Ventilating Mines, and Portable Forges. Baxter's Improved Stockton Header. Centennial Combined Header and Thresher, and Extras for same.
Warerooms, El Dorado, near Market St.
Foundry, Main Street, near Steamboat Landing.
.} STOCKTON, CAL.
Address JOHN CAINE, Globe Iron Works, P. O. Box 95, Stockton, Cal.
G. F. SMITH, (Successor to J. S. Davis.)
Carpenter and
Builder,
MANUFACTURER OF
THE DAVIS REGULATING WIND-MILL, Hay Presses, Tanks, Troughs, etc.,
Jobbing of all kinds, Promptly attended to. 183 Commerce St., Stockton, Cal.
HOTEL DU CANADA, (Formerly Avenue House.)
South Side of Weber Avenue, STOCKTON, CAL.
Between California and American Sts.
ALFRED GERMAIN, Proprietor. The Traveling Public will find at this Hotel Good Clean Beds, Airy Rooms, and a Table Supplied with all the Luxuries of the Season.
Board and Lodging, per Week. .$5 00 Board, per Week. 4 00
Single Meals.
.25 Cents | Lodging.
.25 and 50 Cents.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES.
California-Stockton. 923
Star Restaurant,
MRS. MARY SANDROCK. PROPRIETOR
First-Class Board and Lodging. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Beds and Meals UNSURPASSED by any HOTEL in the City. Main and Stanislaus Streets, Stockton, Cal.
Stockton Independent, DAILY AND WEEKLY.
NASH & MeKAIG. .
. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS
THE DAILY
Is second to no paper in the Interior, the only Morning Paper in the San Joaquin Valley, and
LARGEST CIRCULATION,
Rendering it the BEST ADVERTISING Medium in the Interior.
THE WEEKLY
Has the Largest Circulation of any Weekly in the San Joaquin Valley.
DAILY, in advance $7.00 WEEKLY, 2.50
H. L. Farrington. G. C. Hyatt. H. S. Farrington.
STOCKTON IRON WORKS,
181 CALIFORNIA ST., STOCKTON.
FARRINGTON, HYATT & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
924
California-Stockton.
ZEBULON SPRAGUE, GUNSMITHING and TURNING. MACHINIST AND GENERAL JOBBER.
MODEL MAKER for all kinds of Machinery.
TURNING in all kinds of Material, Steel, Iron, Brass, &c. GEAR WHEELS of any material and of any kind made for any purpose.
SHOTGUNS Re-Bored and made to shoot correctly, and as good as new.
HAND-LATHES for sale. SAW FILING a specialty.
No. 157 Main Street, near the Globe Foundry, STOCKTON, CAL.
YO SEMITE HOUSE,
Main Street, Stockton, California.
First-Class House. Leading Hotel of the City.
JAMES CAVEN PROPRIETOR.
This House is the Leading Hotel of the City containing all the mod- ern improvements.
General Ticket Office for Big Trees, Yo Semite Valley, Bodie, and General Stage Office for all the Southern Mountain Towns.
The Yo Semite Coach will. convey guests from the Boats and all Trains free of charge.
SUPPER ON ARRIVAL OF EVENING TRAINS.
0
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-Stockton-Tracy. 925 ALPHABETICALLY. SPERRY & CO. MILLERS AND Commission Merchants AUSTIN SPERRY. S. W. SPERRY. PROPRIETORS SPERRY'S FLOURING MILLS, STOCKTON. Dealers in Flour, Grain, Bran, Ground Barley, Middlings, Etc. Office in San Francisco. No. 22 California Street. Sumner, KERN COUNTY. Tehichipa, KERN COUNTY, AMY & ARDIZZI, gen mdse Ardizzi Benedtto, postmaster Austin H S, opr W U Tel Co CESMAT JOHN, French House and feed stable On the Southern Pacific Rail- road, forty-five miles from Bak- ersfield. Brite J M, saw-mill and lumber Lindsey James, propr Everett Hotel yard Diers Henry, flour-mill Miller D R, propr Central House Mills E, saloon Durnal & Spencer, salcon and hotel Murphy J J, gen mdse Eastwood Mrs W S, hotel Sampson J A, agt S P R R and W, F & Co's Ex Ellington T, saloon and livery Hirsh L & Co, gen supplies Weil Adolph, bakery Murphy J J, gen supplies Rison R A, saloon Sunol, Taylor & Glenn, blacksmith Weill Bros, gen indse ALAMEDA COUNTY. Ager Mark, gen mdse Argenti Joseph, hotel Tiptop, TULARE COUNTY. Brittner Bros, blacksmiths Elines Geo, shoemaker Lutz Frank, saloon Scott Bros, gen mdse Treybal A, gen mdse; agt U S Mail, W, F & Co's Ex, and W U Tel Co Sycamore, Tracy, COLUSA COUNTY. Davis Howell, gen mdse and SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, warehouse Is situated on the Central Pa- Kent M, blacksmith cific Railroad, where the Liver- Nelson Mrs, hotel more and Martinez branches Parr J L, wagonmaker meet, eighty-three miles from Shoemate J P, saloon Wills J P, blacksmith San Francisco and nineteen from Stockton. The site is a favor- HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER. 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Ca !. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates.
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
able one, and the town com- mands a considerable share of the trade of the surrounding 926 California-Tracp-Tulare. ALPHABETICALLY. country. The business formerly done at Ellis, three miles dis- tant has been transferred to this place. COTTON A T, hardware, stoves, tinware, agricultural imple- ments, paints, oils, etc Durio A & Bro, gen mdse GILL G Q, livery stable Ernst H, tailor Faust J F & Son, furniture Bushke G, saddler FRENCH HOTEL, Jacob Asher propr Castle Thos, saloon Goldman J & Co, gen mdse and Cole & Curran, saloon agricultural implements Fabian & Co, gen mdse Gardemeyer J, barber Fink Henry, butcher Hamilton John, well-borer Hay John, blacksmith Landgraff Chas L, blacksmith Ludwig C, hotel Matavia Joseph, livery Noraro G B, gen mdse Sohn P, shoemaker Wacksmuth E, hotel HAWKINS & WILEY, real estate agts JAUCHIUS B W, saloon JOE & LANG, Chinese Restau- rant Johnson Seymour, master me- chanic S P R R shops Jordan C S, postmaster Tulare, Kowalsky H I, postmaster, and Wells, Fargo & Co's agt TULARE COUNTY. grain dealers and gen mdse LEVINGER ISAAC, cigars, to- bacco, fruit, etc Lopez John V, barber KOWALSKY BROS & CO, Kelsey H, meat market Adams John T, books, station- ery, music and varieties Adams Wm, agt Enterprise Windmills ASHER JACOB, French Hotel LOVEJOY J O, justice of the peace, notary public, real estate and insurance agt and news agency and restaurant Berry F T, agt S P R R and W U Tel Co Buckland G G, blacksmith and wagonmaker LOWE J P, photographer and watchmaker Buckman E T, insurance agt BUTZ M C, prop "Tulare Blaze" CADY E T, saloon and restau- McGinley & Shultz, gen mdse Montgomery D C, harnessmaker MORRIS & MICHAEL, gen mdse Morrow L J, groceries rant Campbell R B, asst division superintendent C P and SP RR MADDEN D W, propr Pacific Hotel CAMRON 'D E & CO. black- smiths and wagonmakers Carothers J H, physician Carpenter Wm, wagonmaker Chateauvert Louis, saloon Coleman Henry, blacksmith MURPHY L D, physician, drugs and groceries Nelson Mrs J, millinery and fancy goods PACIFIC HOTEL, D W Mad- den propr 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,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
California-Tulare-Turlock. 927
ALPHABETICALLY.
Perkins & Clapp, saloon Pile J R. bootmaker
Pletts Thomas, livery stable
PRATT L A, undertaker and upholsterer, carpenter and builder, town marshal and constable
Rehfeld &, tailor and furnishing goods
ROBERTSON C H, harness- maker and saddler
Rosenthal F, cigars, tobacco, can- dies, etc Sisson, Wallace & Co, gen mdse and agts Wells, Fargo & Co Sterling & Sellick, dry goods Swain C T, train-dispatcher
"TULARE ADVOCATE," Wiley & Mc Whorter proprs . TULARE BLAZE," M C Butz propr
TULARE CARRIAGE WORKS, Wheeler Bros proprs TULARE LUMBER YARD, Kowalsky Bros & Co proprs UHLHORN & HAMMOND, real estate dealers and agts Hart- ford Insurance Co
UHLHORN & MAPLES, har- vesters, contractors and deal- ers in grain Waite L, saloon
WHEELER BROS, proprs Tu- lare Carriage Works Wiley D J, attorney at law
WILEY & MCWHORTER, proprs "Tulare Advocate "
WOODRUFF & CAROTHERS, druggists Woods E W Smith (Woods & Drury)
J. P. LOWE,
Photographer and Watchmaker, TULARE, CAL.
Pictures of all the Latest Styles, taken in and out of doors.
I am also prepared to repair Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Sewing Machines, &c.
Agent for the New Home and New Wilson Sewing Machines.
Turlock,
STANISLAUS COUNTY,
Is on the Vandalia Division of the Southern Pacific R R, thirty miles from Lathrop.
Allen E E, hotel Babbitt Mrs M, hotel Bentley Edward C, blacksmith Bradford J A, blacksmith Cross J H, grocer and varieties
Dallas Chas, warehouse Donovan Wm, blacksmith Durham Chas, wagonmaker Good Joseph, saloon Hall & Russell, warehouse Hummeltenberg C, hotel Jefferson W R, painter Kittrell M B, market Lander I C, gen mdse Lane A F, carpenter Lecusan Peter, saloon Lecusan R, barber
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.
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
Mitchell J W, warehouse Moran Anthony, shoemaker Phipps Charles, drugs and 928 California-Turlock-Visalia. ALPHABETICALLY. physician Richards H W, saloon Russell H C, saloon Sawyer J, painter Straus L & Co, gen mdse Worth Chas, saloon CROWLEY, DENNY & CO, gen mdse and agricultural implements DENNY H M, undertaker De Wolf S S, saloon DINELEY SAMUEL, cutlery, etc, guns, pistols, varieties and barber DOLLENMAYER A G, watch- maker and jeweler DOUGLASS BROS & CO, gen Visalia, mdse and agricultural imple- ments TULARE COUNTY. Du Brutz A B, attorney at law EDWARDS & DU BRUTZ, attorneys at law Edwards E J, district attorney and notary public Arkle Bros, boots and shoes ASAY J L & C E, dentists Atwell A J, attorney at law Atwell & Bradley, attorneys at law EITEL & SCHMID, proprs BACIGALUPI T, saloon Farmers' Home Hotel BAER B. stoves and tinware Baker P Y, U S deputy surveyor BANK OF VISALIA, C J Gid- dings cashier Ellis W J, county superintend- ent public schools Farley J H, city assessor FARMERS' HOME, Eitel & BELZ ANDREW, blacksmith and wagonmaker Fry M L, undertaker BENN J E, physician Schmid proprs GASSENBERGER CHAS, tailor Bishop & Co, druggists Bliss Will F, acting postmaster, books, stationery and news rr Bradley N O, attorney at law c and notary public GIDDINGS C j, cashier Bank of Visalia GIRARD A P, shooting gallery GLASSCOCK & CREIGHTON. proprs " Tulare Weekly BRAVERMAN M, watchmaker Times " and jeweler Grant R P, fruits, candies, etc Brown & Daggett, attorneys at GREEN H, gen mdse law HAINES J H, watches and jew- Burr & Harter, saloon elry and mgr W U Tel Co Canty J M, livery stable Cochran J C, saloon and oysters COHN H, gen mdse HALL A E, physician Hall & Cown, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Hall Samuel, meat market Coughran L P, Exchange Hotel COUGHRAN & MCKINLEY, HARLAND WM, propr Palace Hotel and livery stable HARLOW H H, mgr Visalia Broom Factory Harriot C, Visalia Warehouse Hering George, barber livery stable Coughran W W, city mayor Creighton Thos, sewing ma- chines and insurance agt Cross W W, superior judge 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 or Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
California-Visalia. 929
ALPHABETICALLY.
HITCHCOCK C M, cigars, to-
bacco, fruits, etc Hof John P, physician
HUFFAKER J V, livery stable Humason L A & Co, flouring mills
Hunt S B H, wagonmaker
HYDE J D, register U S Land Office
HYDE R E, lumber and pres Bank of Visalia and Visalia Railroad
Johnson James M, justice of the peace and police judge and city recorder
JOHNSON L A, propr Visalia House and gen mdse and Eagle Flouring Mills
JOHNSON OSCAR S, fire in- surance agency
Jordan J F, county auditor
Keener H A, county treasurer KERN F, harness and saddles Kimball & Jackson, painters Knox John G, county clerk Knox Mrs J G, millinery
Knupp V P, agt Visalia Railroad Kroehle Jacob, bakery
Langrick & Blain, meat market LEEK I G, dentist
LEVY JULIUS, notary public and insurance agt
Liebes P, cigars, tobacco and furnishing goods
LINDSEY TIPTON, receiver U S Land Office and attorney at law
Long & Anderson (Mrs), dress- makers
Lovelace L M, public adminis- trator and coroner
LUCE E A, stoves and tinware MALLOCH D, livery and feed stable
Mason Mrs M C, millinery and ladies' underwear
MCADAMS W C, tobacco and confectionery
Mccutchen & Rogers (Misses) dressmaking
MCNAMARA T M, attorney at law and notary public
Mickley John J, watchmaker Miller E O, searcher of records and real estate and insurance agt
MILLER HENRY, merchant
tailor and sewing machines Monaghan F, bootmaker Mooney Michael, brewery
MORRIS H, gen mdse
MUSSEL SLOUGH DELTA," F J Walker & Co proprs
NANSCAWEN & CO, druggists NEILL & CANTY, saloon
Nell Edward, brewery
O'Bannan C S, county recorder OESTING PAUL, druggist
Orr A R, principal Visalia Nor- mal School
Owen Bros & Wagy, black- smiths and wagonmakers
Pendergrass T W, physician and surgeon
Perkins D H, Tulare Stage Line PRATT T B, barber
Ragan C K, marble works
ROGERS (MISS) & KNOX (MRS), dressmakers
Russell W A, physician
SALAZAR J, saddle and saddle- tree maker
Sanders O, attorney at law
Schaefer A, boots and shoes
SELIGMAN LOUIS, varieties
Sellig D C, engineer Visalia Water Works
Shuham & Co, harness and sad- dles
Shuster L P, undertaker
Slocomb H, barber
Smith Seth, county surveyor
Stanton M E, bootmaker
STEVENS & CO, gen mdse and agricultural implements
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,
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
59
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
930
California-Visalia.
ALPHABETICALLY.
bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
If you want your Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed and made as good as New, call at 916 B'd'y,
Steuben Z, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express
Sweet S, propr Pioneer Ware- house
SWEET S & CO, gen mdse, agricultural implements and · wool and grain
Tauscher Geo, fruits, candies, etc Thomas W F, city clerk
" TULARE WEEKLY TIMES,"
Glasscock & Creighton proprs Tipton Lindsey, attorney at law Tunze Otto, furniture
VISALIA BROOM FACTORY, H H Harlow, mgr
" VISALIA DELTA" (weekly), F J Walker & Co proprs Visalia Normal School, A R Orr principal WALKER D E, harness and saddles
WALKER F J & CO, proprs " Visalia Delta "
WALLENSTEIN J H, mgr for H Green
Ward J C, books, stationery and music
WATROUS S W, photographer Weishar A, carpenter
WEISHAR ROBERT, under- taker Wells M J, sheriff Wheaton T B, blacksmith
White H, U S deputy revenue collector
WREN & PREISKER, Visalia House Saloon
ZUMWALT & BAKER, real estate and abstract office Zumwalt D K, notary public
E
VISALIA, CAL.
WM. HARLAND PROPRIETOR
HE PALACE
Is now First-Class in every respect, it having been refitted and refurnished; it will now be found second to no house on this Coast, outside of San Francisco.
THE TABLE is daily supplied with the best, both from the city and country markets. A first-class LIVERY STABLE in connection with the hotel. FREE 'BUS to and from all trains. Headquarters of all the STAGE LINES. Hot and Cold BATHS for use of guests. Large and commodious SAMPLE ROOMS for commercial travelers.
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. URT MAKER
KTADNY CTDE
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HOWARD
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartmenta New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny N. W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
California-Visalia-Watsonville. ALPHABETICALLY.
931
The Bank of Visalia
VISALIA, CALIFORNIA.
Capital paid in, $200,000. Surplus, - - 37,024.22
R. E. HYDE, President.
C. J. GIDDINGS, Cashier.
Watsonville,
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
Is a pretty and prosperous town, situated near the junction of the Southern Pacific and Santa Cruz railroads, about one mile from Pajaro station, distant from San Francisco 100 miles. The Pajaro valley, of which Wat- sonville is the commercial center, is one of the richest agricultural regions in the State. There are also large quantities of valuable redwood timber lands in the im- mediate vicinity, the products of which are disposed of at Wat- sonville. The agricultural and lumber interests being extensive, make Watsonville the center of a large and valuable business. In addition to the business at- tractions of the town is Camp Goodall, a watering-place on Monterey bay, four miles distant from the town. Its public schools are well maintained, and its business houses and private resi- dences are handsomely built, in- dicating thrift and refinement. Its hotels, principal of which are the Mansion House and Lewis House, are beautiful buildings and well kept. The population of the town is 3,000.
Alexander A, merchant tailor Alexander D, gen mdse Aston F K, undertaker
ATTERIDGE & SHEEHY, gro- ceries and liquors
BANK OF WATSONVILLE, J
N Besse cashier
Benjamin Chas W, stationery, notions, cigars and tobacco
Bowie Adam, propr New York Bakery
Boyter Thomas, Farmers' Mill
Brassel H P, blacksmith
Breen Edward, saloon
Brown A V, dentist
Byrd Wm, saloon
Chapman J S, watches and jew- elry
Christensen Paul, saloon
Churchill C C, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Cook C A, harness and saddles
Cooper & Co, gen mdse
Cox C J, stoves, tinware and crockery
Crowner W E, jeweler
De St John G, saloon
Dougherty J F, hatter
Drussel Mrs D, meat market
Drussel Daniel, meat market
ESTRADA M, saloon and varie- ties
Fitch T H, saloon
Fletcher H S, postmaster
Folger Mrs, varieties
Fontana & Demarini, groceries
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
SULPHURIC ACID & BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. 1.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
932
Caifornia-Watsonville. ALPHABETI CA LLY.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
Ford Chas & Co, gen mdse FREIERMUTH G A, stoves, tin- ware, hardware and crockery Fremouth Wm, bootmaker Green L, meat market Hamilton G S, harness and sad- dles
Heatherington H, bootmaker Hietz Louis, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Holbrook L D, justice of the peace, notary public and in- surance agt
INGHAM JAMES, blacksmith and wagonmaker
James Miss Bell H, Western Union Tel Co
JESSEN CONRAD, propr Scan- dinavian Hotel
Jessen James, merchant tailor JURI JOSEPH, saloon KENNEDY & ALLISON, proprs Eclipse Livery Stable Koehncke A, barber
Lee Julius, attorney at law Lewis A, propr Lewis House Lewis & Co, gen mdse
Lopes M S, groceries and liquors Lorenzen Lorenz, propr Western Hotel
LYNAM JAMES, boot and shoe dealer and mfr
MANSION HOUSE, propr Je- rome Porter
Mardocco Peter, restaurant MARTIN ED, books, stationery and fancy goods Martin E J, physician Mattox A J, groceries Maulbatch S, bootmaker
McLEAN N, blacksmith, wagon- maker and mfr of all kinds of cylinder teeth
MOONEY JAMES, propr Wash- ington House Morris M, clothing Ottenberg J, barber PALMTAG C, Pajaro Brewery
Peck W E, gen mdse
Peckham Geo W, propr "Tran- script "
Peckham P A, paints, oils, glass. etc
PEDRAZZI S, saloon Periena Antoine, bootmaker
PORTER JEROME, propr Man- sion House
Radcliffe W R, propr Watson- ville "Pajaronian
Richards W S, gen mdse SCHMIDT JAS H, saloon
Schneider K, saloon
Seevers C W, clothing and dry goods
Simmons S S, physician and druggist
Slight E T, confectionery
Smith Carl, varieties
McLEAN'S
Straw Agitator
AND GRAIN-SAVING ATTACHMENT - FOR THRESHING MACHINES
One of the best inventions ever made for separating the grain from the straw.
Invented by N. McLEAN, Watsonville, Cal.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Main Street, Watsonville,
Santa Cruz County, California.
This House is First-Class in all respects, having lately been renovated throughout. Travelers will receive First-Class Accommodations.
Board per Week, $5.00 and $6.00.
MOT A Free Coach will be in attendance at all Trains. Livery Stable Accommodations attached to the House. Families wishing to spend affew days in the country will find this house one of the best and cheapest. If required, rooms will be heated at reasonable rates.
JAMES MOONEY, Proprietor.
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento. Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T. C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-Watsonville-West Berkeley. 933
ALPHABETICALLY.
MANSION HOUSE
WATSONVILLE, CAL. JEROME PORTER, Proprietor.
Snodgrass Tommie, harness and saddles
Steen A, barber
Stewart J W, cigars and to- bacco
Stoesser Otto, gen mdse Taylor C E, blacksmith Tonzi Joseph, blacksmith
TRAFTON & JENNINGS, gen mdse
Tuck Isaac A, groceries WASHINGTON HOUSE, James Mooney propr Werner Fred, bootmaker
WESTERFIELD J C, harness and saddles Wiener Albert, dry goods
Wise P, saloon
Wright & Sewell Mrs, millinery and dressmaking Yoachman & Tuttle, meat mar- ket
West Berkeley.
ADAMS & FENTON, boots and
shoes, cor University and San Pablo
Anderson N, cigar maker, Uni- versity bet Tenth and San Pablo
Brennan Bros, livery and feed stable, cor Second and Univer- sity ave
Brennan Bros, saloon and gro- cery, cor San Pablo and Uni- versity ave
Brown A, fruit store, Bristol bet Fifth and Sixth
Brown Chas, grocer and saloon, cor Sixth and University ave Bunce H A, hotel, Bristol bet Second and Third
Burns Chas F, conductor C PR R West Berkeley Branch, cor Seventh and Delaware
Burns D H, saloon and gen mdse, cor University and San Pablo EVERDING J & CO, starch factory, Second bet Bristol and University
Fleming Tom, harnessmaker, San Pablo nr University
Gazenego J, barber, cor Univer- sity and San Pablo ave
Higgins J, saloon and boarding- house, University bet Second and Third
Lux George, bakery, cor Third and Bristol
Malhony C, hotel and saloon, NW cor University and Third MONROE PHILIP, real estate agt, cor Sixth and Univer- sity ave
Monterrichard M, butcher, Uni- versity ave bet Ninth and Tenth
Osterhout S, C P R R clerk, Franklin House
Peterson August, wagonmaker, cor San Pablo and Addison Pine Henry, dry goods, Univer- sity nr Fifth
Semeria Joseph, dry goods, cor University and Ninth
Sequie George, barber, Univer- sity bet Fifth and Sixth
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 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.
Storch Chas L, butcher, cor Fifth and University Breiling John, Western Market, SE cor Eighth and Chester Terry C N, justice of the peace, 934 cor University ave and Sixth WANGERIN & WRIGHT, gen mdse, cor University ave and Fifth COMER J H, propr Seventh California-West Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY. Street House, 1804 Seventh cor Pine DODGE CHAS F, notary public and conveyancer, SW cor Seventh and Peralta West Berkeley Lumber Yard, Thomas Richardson mgr, cor Donahue B J, chop house, 1770 Seventh First and Deleware Wheelan F H, flour-mill, Second GERNREICH & THORNBURGH bet Union and Bristol groceries, wines and liquors, Winner B L, locksmith and job- bing shop, San Pablo nr Uni- GIBSON A, picture frames, moldings, etc, picture frames made to order, 1551 Seventh West Oakland, Gohsen Chas H, painter, 1868 Seventh versity ave cor Eighth and Chester ALAMEDA COUNTY, HARDEN FRANK B & CO, Is within the corporate limits of Oakland, though it has a distinct postoffice. It comprises all that part of the city lying west of Center street, and as an auxil- iary in the creation of funds contributed to the support of the city's institutions is a factor of some importance. There are quite a number of substantial business houses and handsome residences, several schools and Henninger John, propr Grand Western Hotel, 1758 Sev- - enth elegant churches, in this quarter of the city. Communication is had by horse and steam cars with Oakland and East Oakland, another division of the city. druggist and apothecary, toi- let articles, fancy goods, pat- ent medicines, and imported and domestic cigars, proprs of Boquet Cologne, Florida Water, Pierce's Poison Oak Specific, etc, James Block, 1760 Seventh HARDEN F B (Harden & Co), druggist, James Block, 1760 Seventh HULLEY MRS M, propr Ches- ter House, furnished and un- furnished rooms to let, Koh- ler Block, 1606} Seventh Bigler J R (Porch & Bigler), Stanford Stables, cor Seventh JEMERY JOSEPH, hairdressing saloon, 1790 Seventh and Wood BOLTON J W, branch bakery, LAWRENCE D C, publisher "West Oakland Press," cor = · Seventh and Willow McCafferty Danl (A M Land & Co) wood and coal, cor Sev - enth and Wood 762 Seventh BRADER LOUIS, hotel, cor Sev- enth and Bay BRANCH BAKERY, J W Bol- ton propr, bread, cakes, pies and confectionery, 762 Sev- MURPHY DANIEL, saloon, 1851 Seventh enth PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
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