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STORKE CA, atty at law and notary public, State
Stratton W C, atty at law
Streeter Win, carpenter
Striedl Micheal, boots and shoes
Stringfield A M, photograph gallery
Stuart A M G, physician and surgeon Sullivan & Hogan, blacksmiths, painters SULLIVAN J J, boots and shoes, D Riordan manager
TELEGRAPH STAGE CO, A E Has- kell supt, PO building
THE ORIGINAL GRANGERS. STORE, P B Prefumo propr
Thomas B F, atty at law
Thomas G W, toys, candy, cigars, tobacco Thompkins Wm, supt S B Gas Works Thompson C A, atty at law and notary Thompson Carl, saloon
THOMPSON D W, The Arlington Hotel and stables
Thornton O F, city assessor
Thurman G E, county supt publie in- struction
Tilley W J & Son, groceries, crockery and glassware
Tomassini Jas & Co, saloon
Tones August, restaurant
Trew A G L, rector (Episcopal) Trinity Church
"Tribune Printing Co," J K Tuley, W W Waters and G B Staniford
Tuley J K, "Tribune Printing Co"
Turner S M, stoves and tinware
UNG HI, laundry, Victoria
Valenzuela Guadalupe, saddler
Van Valkenburg Edgar, saloon
VENABLE McDOWELL R, atty at law and notary public
Verlaque S; groceries
Vila James, priest, Church Virgin
Mary, (Catholic)
Vogt Carl, physician
Walcott J, groceries, eroekery, glassware
Warn I C, blacksmith
Warn TL, wheelwright
Waters W W, "Tribune Printing Co" Weals Thomas, bakery
Wethered Lewin, agt Tyson Manu- facturing Co, Baltimore
Wheaton W H, soap factory
Wheaton Win, lodging house
WILCOXON J M, atty at law and no- tary public
Williams A B, county clerk
Williams Henry, restaurant
Williams N W, ins agt
Winchester HI K, propr Santa Barbara Street R R
Winchester R F', physician
WINTON N W, real estate, agent Phoenix and Home Insurance Co, Etna Ins Co, Royal, Norwich, Union and Lancashire Ins Cos' and notary publie, Gold Bank building
Wood F A, physician
Woodbridge W H, real estate and ins agt WRIGHT PAUL R atty at law and searcher of records, State
Yanez Matilda, groceries Ybarra R, saloon Young Mrs J W, millinery, fancy goods Summers Mrs EJ, varieties, stationery| Ymlart N, county treasurer
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S, F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
On 810 per month Instalments
ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.
Good serviceable Instru- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110. 112 114. 116. and 118 Rattery Nt .. A. F.
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California-Santa Barbara-Santa Clara. ALPHABETICALLY.
THE ARLINGTON. Economy. SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA. DIXIE THOMPSON, - Manager. This House is the most elegantly arranged Hotel in Southern Califor- nia and offers superior accommodations to families and tourists. Santa Clara, SANTA CLARA COUNTY, Burk E E, constable Cleneay F W, justice peace COLEMAN THEO, editor "Santa Clara Journal" Colliu 1 J. teacher Is a pretty little town of 1,200 inhabi- tants situated four miles from San Jose, Cramer E, feed, wood and coal Davies E H D, machine shop with which it is connected by horse and steam cars. Davis J K, blacksmith and wagon- maker Aberduner M, druggist Dibbla J H, hardware, stoves, etc Dickson John, wagonmaker and black- sınith Allen A L, dressmaker Bergen & Co, dry goods Billings J M, postmaster and varieties Dinegan J H, merchant tailor Donovan R B, butcher Duncan L, gen mdse Eberhardt Jacob, tannery Elliott S A & Co, stoves and tinware Bossert Chas, bakery Brackett C T, painter Bradbury E C, blacksmith and wagon- maker Fashion, ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co., Portland, Ore- gon. have it
PUNCTUALITY,
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Methodist Book Depository,
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ENTE ČO, J supt Fatjo A Fitts W Flynn F Gairaud Goldbac Gosbey Gummer Habich Ham R Hart L, Hicks K, JENKI tate ar Kingsbu Knowles LAMOR tail, F Lanch Ge Ledgard Lick Pap Ainswc Madan A Madden I Menzel R, Michal JI Moulin J Munch F Nace J A. Wells, J Nelson M. Pacific M Nelson PASCHO and Res PATERS painter Rube L, jo Ruh A, li: Saint Pala SANDL SANTA Lauck p Santa Clar C'o prop Santa Cla Turner I "SANTA (weekly) SANTA ( Eberhard Schneicker Schretl' V, Snithphine STEWAR cigars, M Stiles E B, Talbot D J THE BA CO, Thompson
Pages 300 & 301.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Opp. Union Square, H. F. Rook .. keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphv.
California-Santa Clara-Santa Cruz. ALPHABETICALLY.
807
Pages 300 & 301.
Reading Room ENTEPRISE MILL & LUMBER Turner C B, president Santa Clara Free CO, J P Pierce prest and J P Finley supt
Fatjo Ant, grocer Fitts Wm, city marshal Flynn P H, blacksmith
Gairaud Louis, grocer Goldbach J K, liquors Gosbey J F, boots and shoes Gummer S P, carpenter
Habich Aug, grocer Ham R K, livery stable Hart L, dry goods Hicks B, boots and shoes
JENKINS G C, notary iblic, real es- tate and insurance agent
Kingsbury W B, dentist
Knowles J, fruit and varietics
LAMORY E, grocer wholesale and ro tail, Franklin Lanch Geo, brewery Ledgard J, butcher
Lick Paper Mill, A D Remington and F Ainsworth proprs
Madan A, hardware, paints and oils
Machen E, millinery and dressmaking Menzel R, tinwure, stoves, etc
Michal Jno, liquors
Moulin J B, confectioner
Munch F W, blacksmith
Nace J A, books, news depot and agent Wells, Fargo & Co
Nelson M, supt Pacific Manufacturing Co Pacitic Manufacturing Co, coffins, M Nelson supt
PASCHOLY JOSEPH, Valley House and Restaurant
PATERSON W T, house and sign painter
Rube L, jeweler
Ruh A, liquors Saint Palais R, butcher
SANDL H, liquors
SANTA CLARA BREWERY, Geo Lauck propr
Santa Clara Flour Mill, M B French & Co proprs
Santa Clara Free Reading Room, C B Turner prest
"SANTA CLARA JOURNAL" (weekly), Theo Coleman propr
SANTA CLARA TANNERY, Jacob Eberhardt propr
Schneickert H, harness
Schreff V, liquors
Snithphine P, hairdresser
STEWART JOSEPH, hairdresser and cigars, Main
Stiles E B, justice of peace Talbot D J, furniture
THE BANK OF SANTA CLARA CO,
Thompson L R, blacksmith
Turney C B, baker Walsh P, liquors Wanderer H, liquors Warburton H H, physician
Wassman G, boots and shoes
WELTI CHAS, liqnors
Werner C W, hairdresser Widney Jno, grocer
Withrow A A, harness
Wright G W & Son, news agents . Willmeier S, liquors
Santa Cruz, SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
"The Long Branch of the Pacific", is a seaport and watering placo situated on Monterey Bay, 78 miles south of San Francisco by coast line. The growth of the city has been very rapid, chiefly through the beauties of its genial climate and picturesque situation becoming known to the outside world as well as to the establishment of many social and busi- ness institutions and industries. Increas- ed facilities for communicating with ev- ery part of the State have also contrib- uted to this end. Besides the railroad connecting Santa Cruz with the South- ern Pacific at Pajaro, completed thrce years ago, she has now a direct rond to San Francisco. Great praise is due the South Pacific Coast Railroad Company for this enterprise. They have sur- mounted many difficulties at nn enorm- ous cost in making a route through the formidable Santa Cruz mountains, which have seemed to defy railroad construc- tion heretofore. No less than seven tunnels, bored through rock sometimes as hard as adamant, and aggregating 3} miles in length, were found necessary in the last 20 miles. The indefatigable projectors are to be congratulated on the success of their scheme, for it is, with a few exceptions, the greatest work of the kind in America. The scenery along the new route, from bay to bay, is a se- ries of agreeable and picturesque sur- prises, and the solidity of its construc- tion ensures speed and comfort to travelers. Santa Cruz is well supplied in the matter of schools and churches, newspapers, etc. Her hotels are quite ndequate for the accommodation of her sojourners, although during the Summer months she has thousands of visitors. The Pacific Ocean House ranks with the leading hotels of the State in the many advantages that commend themselves
ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.
reasonable raten and terms.
These favorably knowa Instrumente for sale at M. Gray, 117 Post St.
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
PUNCTUALITY,
Ecoromy. Fashion,
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Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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Pumps and Iron Pipe, all elses; 110, 118, 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, H. F.
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California-Santa Cruz. ALPHABETICALLY.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
to the tourist and business man. The house contains 100 rooms, handsomely furnished, and all the modern appurte- nances. Mr. Fargo, the gentlemanly clerk, is possessed of the information of a directory for strangers; and Mr. E. J. Swift, the worthy landlord, is ever on the alert to the wants of the most ex- acting. The city is lighted with gas, has an excellent water supply by two companies, and a line of street cars, run- ning from the Mission to the ocean beach. Bowman's carriage factory, the mnost ex- tensive in the county, and employing a number of men, is located here. Real estate in Santa Cruz has not esenped the general depression of the last two years, but judicious investments have been steadily advancing in value because of the solid attractions of the place, con- venient location, perfect climate, sea bathing, beautiful scenery, numerous water powers, and charmingly located building sites. At the real estate "Ex- change and Mart, " Messrs. Meyrick & Co. gladly supply information by mail or otherwise. The drives of this vicinity are as enjoyable as they are numerous ; that along the bay shore to Aptos is not surpassed anywhere. Securing a spank- ing team at Lincoln's we have driven it, and know whereof we speak. For de- scription of Aptos see elsewhere. A
favorite route in returning to San Fran- cisco from Santa Cruz is that by stage vie Pescadero and Half Moon Bay, which connects with the Southern Pacific R. R. at San Mateo. The trip is made alinost entirely along the coast, in the sight of old Ocean, and is replete with scenes of interest and delightful prospects. Stages run regularly. Through fare to San Francisco, five dollars.
AMNER THOMAS, Santa Cruz Foun- dry and Machine Shop, River Archer & Conner, fancy goods Armstrong Thos, liquors, Pacifie ave Aston Frank, assessor, Court House AUGSTEIN HENRY, barber, Front BAILEY F E, physician, Bridge
Bailey J H, agt W U Tel Co, Pacific avenue
Bailey S H, watches and jewelry, Pa- eitie ave
Baldwin A, bootmaker, Mission
Baldwin J E D, photographer, Pacific ave
BANK EXCHANGE, H H C'lement, Pacific ave
BANK OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
Elbert Austin president, S J Lynch CURTIS L, police judge and justice of vice-president, E J Cox cashier
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H. WACHHORST, importer of
BARBIERI J, propr French Restaurant and Hotel, cor Pacific ave and Mission, (see advertisement)
Barnet S, clothing, Pacific ave Bausch Henry, propr Santa Cruz Brew. ery
Becker F M, painter, Pacific ave
Beck & Koelin, proprs Pacific Brewery, Mission
Bennett M V, surveyor, Park place BERNHEIM J & CO, gen mdse, Pa- citic ave, opp postoffice
Bird Samuel, bootmaker, Laurel
BIRKENSEER GEO, city bill poster, propr of stands in all the principal parts of town, office Ocean House, (sec advertisement)
Bliss F W, dentist, Pacific ave
Bolton A E, attorney at law and notary public
BOWMAN EDWARD, carriage fac. tory, Front
BOWMAN G, stoves, tinware, hard- ware and crockery, Pacifie ave
Braser J, postmaster and books and sta- tionery, Pacific ave
Briody Edward, groceries, Pacific ave BRUNI J, propr New French Liquor Store, Pacific ave
Bueb L, saloon, Front
Butler J E, flouring mill
Butterfield Charles H, groceries and pro- visions, Pacific ave
California Powder Works, Bernard Pay- ton supt
Cappelmann C, liquors, Pacific ave Carro A, bootmaker, Front
Chace H C, clothing, Pacifie ave
Chace J D, meat market, Pacific ave
Chamberlain W W, saloon, cor Pacific ave and Locust
Christal J F, druggist, Pacific ave
CLEMENT H H, propr Bank Exchange Saloon, Pacific ave
COFFIN H, publisher " Local Item" Cohen Emanuel, cigars and tobacco, Pa- cific ave
Conart R, attorney at law, Pacific ave Cooper & Co, groceries, Front
Cope Jesse, groceries and liquors, Front COPE W T, hardware and agricultural implements, Pacific ave
Craig James A, agent l'ajaro Nursery, Pacitic ave
CREAM BAKERY, Stillman & Ran- ger proprs, Pacific ave
CRISTOFANINI ANT, liquors, Front near Water Culverwell Mrs E A, dressmaker, Pa- cifie ave
Currier Frank, plumber, Pacific ave
the peace, Front
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. 315 J St., Sac.
84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
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Daken F Daniels Davenpo Delahunt De Lama De Voll and pa De Wolfe ery, Pa Diesing C DOELT? Downing DONOV Duke W Co Effey Wn citic ave ELY FT citic ave England Park pl Ernst Geo Evans Ged FAGEN office P: House, Farnham Farnham Fay P & C Felker Wn Field & So Fitch & Co Fitzgibbon Flagg D S, Flintoff Jo. Foster Edy Francis R Gadsby B Garcelon C W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. R R Co Garratt R ton R RO GINOCCH wines, li ave near GOLDSBY notary pi Gordon O building Goss Carrie Pacific av Goss Geo W maker and Grindley 'T Groome T E Handley Mi Harrington Haug Christ HAZELS next to Od Heacock E ( Heath & By cific ave
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, OPP. Union Square,
.F. Book- keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
California-Santa Cruz. 809 ALPHABETICALLY. Daken Elmer, sheriff, Court House Heitmann Henry, tailor, Front Hicks A S, saddlery and harness, Pacific ave Daniels L A, propr Transfer Express Davenport J P, justice of the peace Delahunty John, bootmaker, Pacific ave De Lamater G B V, gen mdse HIHN F A, real estate dealer, propr Santa Cruz Water Works and presi- De Voll P H, agent sewing machines and paper patterns dent Santa Cruz R R Co, offiee and res Loeust De Wolfe Mrs E A, books and station- ery, Pacific ave Hinds A J, real estate agent, Pacifie ave Hobbs W H, supt of schools and book- seller, Pacific ave Diesing O, beer depot, Pacific ave DOELTZ LOUIS, nursery, Bridge Hodson J R, photographer, Pacific ave Horn W H, groceries, Water England W P, machinist and gunsmith, Park place FAGEN P B, physician and surgeon, office Pacific ave near Pacific Ocean House, res Union near Mission Farnham E G, hay and grain, Water Farnham L, justice of the peace Fay P & Co, druggists, Mission Felker Win, undertaker, Water Field & Son, groceries. Pacific ave Fitch & Co, market, Pacific ave. Fitzgibbons M, market, Pacific ave Flagg D S, maible works, Pacific ave Flintoff Joseph, blacksmith, Front Foster Edward, blacksmith, Front Francis R C, barber, Front Gadsby B C, painter, Pacitic ave Lennebacker Miss & Mrs Eastlack's Young Ladies' School, Pacific ave LESSER J M, attorney at law, Pacific ave Liddell Wm, bath honses and boarding LINCOLN & CO, propr San Lorenzo Stables, Pacific ave near Ocean House Lindler Edward, bootmaker, Front Lindsey David M, carriagemaker, Water R R Co Lukens Evan, wagonmaker, Park Lyman Joseph, bootmaker, Pacifie ave Lynch S J, vice-president Santa Cruz Martin W H, foundry, River McMenomy J J, liquors, Locust . Downing Wm, liquors, Front DONOVAN NEAL, bootmaker, Locust Duke W H, manager Santa Cruz Water Co Hughes David P, merchant tailor, Pa- cific ave Effey Win, watches and jewelery, Pa- citic ave Hunter Wm, blacksmith, Mission James Theo, wagonmaker, Front Jarvis George M, groceries, Pacific ave Johnson T B, liquors ELY F W, furniture and bedding, Pa- citic ave Kelly Jeremiah, boarding, Front Knight M D, physician, Water Kober F, bootmaker, Pacific ave Kroepflie Jacob, liquors and boarding Lake G P. wagonmaker, Front Langenbeck J F, bootmaker, Front Langdon Jno W, blacksmith, Pacific ave Leibrandt -, bath houses Ernst George C, liquors, Pacific ave Evans George, liquors, Pacific ave W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St. S. F. LEVY M & SON, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, cor Pacific ave and Church Garcelon C C, assistant supt Santa Cruz Littlefield & Co, expressmen, Pacific ave Littlefield L. C & Co, groceries, Pacific Garratt R M, supt Santa Cruz & F'el- ton R & Co avenue Logan J H, superior judge, Court House Longley ( A, painter, Locust GINOCCHIO L, maccaroni, California wines, liquors and groceries, Pacific ave near Ocean House GOLDSBY Z N, attorney at law and notary public, Pacific ave . Savings Bank and Bank of Santa Cruz County Gordon O L, dentist, De Lamater's building MaKinney H E, county clerk and re- Goss Carrie A, homopathic physician, I'ncitic ave eorder, Court House Manor J H, groceries, Pacific ave Goss Geo W, produce, commission, boot- maker and broom maker, Park Grindley T R, physician, Pacitic ave Groome T B, liquors, Pacific ave Handley Miss K, millinery Harrington M, gen mdse Haug Christ, liquors, River HAZELS J T, druggist, Pacific ave, next to Ocean House Marion & Gardner, groceries, Pacific ave Martin C C, propr Santa Cruz House, Front Martin & Goodwin, livery stable, Front Martin Mrs & Kooser Mrs, milliners and dressmakers, Pacific ave McCann F J, attorney at law, Pacific ave
Heacock EG, insurance agt, Pacific ave Heath & Byrne, stoves and tinware, Pa- cific ave
McPHERSON & WALDRON, pub- lishers "Santa Cruz Sentinel "
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
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810 California-Santa Cruz. ALPHABETICALLY. Merrill Mrs J L, cigars and tobacco, Pa- cific ave Santa Cruz & Felton RR Co, A E Davis pres, R M Garratt supt, S H Willey Jr clerk Merrill & Toll, livery stables, Water Mette C A, blacksmith, Water SANTA CRUZ FOUNDRY, Thomas MEYRICK & CO, real estate exchange and mart, cor Pacific ave and Lincoln "SANTA CRUZ LOCAL ITEM" (weekly), H Coffin propr Miller Frank, cooper, River Mitchell Israel, barber, Pacific ave Molitor & Ley, saloon, Mission Amner propr, River Santa Cruz Lumber Association, planing mill Morris S I, furniture and bedding, Pacific ave SANTA CRUZ R R CO, F A Hihn pres and supt, C C Garcelon asst supt, office and depot Park Morrow E Miss, varieties, Pacific ave Mozzini Paolo, boarding, Water SANTA CRUZ & SAN MATEO Neary & Handley, groceries, Mission STAGE LINE, via Pescadero, office Ocean House Neary Misses K & M, millinery, Pacific ave Odd Fellowa' Library, George H Sagar "SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL" (week- ly), McPherson & Waldron pubs; Duncan McPherson editor, office cor Olive George, lumber Pacific ave and Locust secy O'Neil Mrs M J, millinery, Pacific ave Santa Cruz Water Co, W H Duke man- O'Reardon Miss Mary, dressmaker, Paci- fic ave ager "SANTA CRUZ WEEKLY COUR- Osterhus J A, cigars and tobacco, Pacific ave IER," H C Patrick editor and propr, office cor Pacific and Locust PACIFIC COAST S S CO, George H Schilling Henry, laundry Sagar agt Scott & Jones, city- stables, Pacific ave PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE, E J Swift propr, Pacific ave opp Walnut Sheramske M, tailor, Pacific ave PATRICK H C, editor and propr Simpson James F, feed mill, cor Mission and Laurel "Santa Cruz Weekly Courier" Patterson E R, deputy US marshal with Smallwood, Joseph, barber, Mission E L Williams Staiger R, bakery, cor Bridge and Pacific Payton Bernard, supt California Powder Works ave Steffler George, furniture and undertak- Peck N T, constable er, Pacific ave PETERS & CURTIS, cigars, tobacco, candies, etc, Pacific ave Steinmetz Chas, county treasurer and tax collector Peterson A M, harnessmaker, Pacific ave STILLMAN & RANGER, groceries and bakery, Pacific ave Pierrugue J & Co, varieties, Pacific ave and Mission STOREY W D, dist atty and atty at law, Court House PLACE GEORGE W, dry goods, Paci- Sweeny T A, barber, Ocean House fic ave SWIFT E J, propr Pacific Ocean Poggi George, boarding, Front House Pray & Drennan, real estate and ins agts, Park place Tanner J G, druggist, Pacific ave and Front Proctor F C, clothing, Front Taylor A A, news agent, Pacific ave Randall Horace, boots and shoes Thompson Richard, agt W, F & Co and Reynolds W W, cabinet maker, Park place notary public, Pacific ave Rhodes W H, gunsmith, Pacific ave Robertson S L, coroner and public ad- ministrator, Court House Thurber I L, stonecutter, contractor and mason, Pacific ave Tihado E W, liquors, Pacific avo Tilden P E, blacksmith, Water Trefry J H, hotel, Front SAGAR GEORGE H, agt P C S S Co Sanford G W, hairdresser, Pacific ave Trefry Stephen, livery stable, Front San Lorenzo Flume & Transportation Tscheinen. C Mme, dressmaker, Pacific ave Co, R M Garratt supt SAN LORENZO STABLES, Lincoln & Co propre, Pacific ave nr Ocean House Van Guelder A A, atty at law, Front Vaux E F, physician, Pacific ave Walker Thomas, constable, office with Judge Curtis, Front CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
SANTA CRUZ BANK OF SAVINGS & LOAN, Elbert Austin pres, S J Lynch vice-pres, E S Cox cashier
Waterman W F, blacksmith and wagon- maker, Pacific ave
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California-Santa Cruz. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Weber C, dressmaker, Locust Weber H, saloon, Front
Weber & Pratschner, Germania Hotel, cor Locust and Vine
Wente Daniel, boarding, Front WERNER CHRIS F, Arion Saloon, agent Philadelphia Brewery (S F), cor Front and Pacific ave
Werner John, harness maker, Pacific ave Wheeler T A, agt Singer Manufg Co Wilkins House, P V Wilkins, Pacific ave
Willey Henry, hardware, Pacific ave Williams E L, deputy clerk of internal revenue
WILLIAMS RICHARD, tinner, plumber and roofer, Pacific ave Williamson & Garrett, groceries
Wright T W, county surveyor, Court House Wulbecke H, locksmith, Locust Young Miss Lydie, dressmaker, Water
Young M, confectionery, Pacific ave Young W P, butcher, Pacific ave Younger Charles B, atty at law, cor Pa- cific ave and Front
Zaro M, restaurant and oyster saloon, Pacific ave
GEO. BIRKENSEER,
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DISTRIBUTOR,
Pacific Ocean House Bootblack Stand, SANTA CRUZ, CAL.
FRENCH RESTAURANT AND HOTEL, (PARIS STYLE.) SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA.
J. BARBIERI, -
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This Restaurant is supplied with the best the Market affords.
Balls, Private Parties and Families Will be furnished in first-class style at the Lowest Rates.
Fresh Oysters from my own Reservoir at the Beach, in Every Style. Private Dining Rooms Up Stairs for Familles. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Private Dining Room Down Stairs.
LINCOLN'S SAN LORENZO
LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALE STABLES,
Pacific Avenue, adjoining Ocean House, Santa Cruz, Cal.
FIRST-CLASS TEAMS TURNOUTS
At Lower Prices than any other stable in the City.
HORSES BOARDED AT THE LOWEST RATES.
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. H. Gray, 117 Post (Under my own name), I offer for sale, for cash or instalments, these rotta- t Mt
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, - 112. 114.116, and 118 Battery St., S. F.
812 California-Santa Cruz-Santa Monica. ALPHABETICALLY. .
PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE
SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA.
E. J. SWIFT, Proprietor.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
SAMPLE ROOMS for COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
RATES REASONABLE.
Santa Maria, SANTA BARBARA COUNTY.
GOODWIN & BRYANT, gen mdse GOODWIN J F, postmaster Jones T & Son, undertaker, oils, paints, hardware, stationery, etc Kreidel & Fleishes, gen mdse Miller J F, physician
Santa Monica, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is a resort for tourists and pleasure- seekers on the ocean beach, 15 miles from Los Angeles, with which it is con- nected by a narrow-gauge railroad. The climate is very fine, and the country is picturesque. It has a population of 800, and is in a prosperous condition.
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