Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 101

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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BASSETT RALPH, gen mdse, Third Beeler Mrs AJ, candy factory Bohme Geo, stoves and tinware BOYCE M B, atty at law, postmaster, ins agt and notary public, Third CHAPIN E K, justice of peace, Third


Cudehy John, saloon Donald John, agt Santa Monica Land Co


Downs Miss Blanche, teacher Elliott -, physician Gaddy M R, livery stable Giroux H & Bro, groceries Hart Miss Jennie, teacher Huie J M, blacksmith and wagonmaker Jefferies J P, physician


Johnson M D, hotel


Morgan John C, atty at law Niedecken A H, groceries


OLMSTED JOHN C, books, stationery and varieties, and agt W, F & Co.'s Express, Third


O'Melveny E H, agt L A & I R R and manager W U Tel Co


PERKINS HOUSE, Joseph Perkins propr, Third and Oregon ave


PERKINS JOSEPH, propr Perkins House, Third and Oregon ave Perry Franklin, barber


Rogers Geo J, constable and collector Sadlier Francis A, saloon


Santa Monica Bath House, Chas Waller propr


Santa Monica Hotel, M D Johnson propr


Santa Monica Land Co, John Donald VAWTER W D, gen mdse, Third


H. WACHHORST, importer of


Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds,


315 J St., Sac.


WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.


PACIF


Is situated San Buena


Baker CN Blanchard Boor E, te Brown W, Cohn M & Everman E Gordon W Guiberson Hector Z, b MeLean D, McMillan Scott John, SHEPARI F & Co a Skinner & ] Tanner R R Wilkerson


W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. Als TOBACO AT TH


A. H Santa Pau Keep Grotei


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Sa MON On a stage r Archer S M, Castro M A, Cohn M, groc Hubbard P G IRVINE SA master Sota R MF,


Sa SON Santa Rosa, ma county, c about 5,000. F. G. Hahmar


PURE POR


PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.


The Model Commercial College of the Coast. 320 Post St., S. F.


California-Santa Paula-Santa Rosa. ALPILABETICALLY.


813


Santa Paula, VENTURA COUNTY,


Is situated on a stage road, 10 miles from San Buenaventura.


Baker C N, hotel Blanchard & Bradley, flour mill


Boor E, teacher


Brown W, blacksmith


Cohn M & S, gen mdse


Everman B W, teacher Gordon W A, liquors


Guiberson Dr S P, drugs


Hector Z, blacksmith MeLean D, teacher


McMillan P, livery stable


Scott John, gen mdse


SHEPARD A H, agt W U Tel Co, W, F & Co and postmaster Skinner & Dobbins, gen mdse Tanner R R, constable


Wilkerson S, blacksmith


A. H. SHEPARD,


Santa Paula, California.


Keeps a general assortment of


Groteiits Provisions


Cutlery, Stationery, Etc.


Also, a splendid stock of


TOBACCO AND CIGARS Constantly on hand AT THE POST OFFICE.


Santa Rita,


MONTEREY COUNTY,


On a stage road, 3 miles from Salinas.


Archer S M, physician and surgeon Castro M A, liquors Colin M, groceries Hubbard P G, blacksmith


IRVINE SAMUEL, groceries and post- master


Sota R M F, atty at law


Santa Rosa, SONOMA COUNTY,


Santa Rosa, the county seat of Sono- ma county, contains a population of about 5,000. The town was laid out by


associates in 1852, on the north side of Santa Rosa creek, and about two miles from the foothills. To the south, west aud north lie the splendid valleys of Petaluma, Santa Rosa and Russian riv- er, unexcelled for productiveness in the State, and filled with a prosperous popu- lation. The climate is mild and equa- ble, and the soil produces crops every year -- the dry seasons being the best in this valley. The public schools have two commodious buildings, with a nu- merous corps of ; teachers. There are also two fine collegiate buildings, eight churches, one foundry and machine shop, one first-class woolen mill, two tanneries, two flouring mills, one planing mill, and numerous carriage and smith shops. De Turks' winery and dis- tillery, one of the largest on the coast, is located here, and crushes over one thousand tons of grapes yearly. There are other wineries in the neighborhood, which are noted for their large production of grapes. The "Santa Rosa Republi- can, " the "Sonoma Democrat, " and the "Daily Republican," newspapers, are published here. The plaza is one of the finest in the State, and the location of the city is unexcelled for beauty. Its main trade is derived from the vineyard and agricultural interests of the locality.


ACTON WILLIAM, notary public and reporter "Sonoma Democrat" w s Plaza.


Aickman J W, expressman, College ave Aikin Matthew, county treasurer, Court House


Anderson James, deputy, Court House Atkins W G, liquors, corMain and Sec- ond


ATTERBURY W B, cashier Santa Rosa Bank


Baker & Ross, blacksmiths and carriage builders, 9 Main


Baylon H, second-hand furniture, Men- docino


Bean A A, supt S F & N P R R, depot


Beckner W S, city marshal, cor Fourth and Mendocino


Behmer Danl, gunsmith, NE cor Main and Third


BERKA JOHN, agent for Heald & Guerne, F Korbel & Bros and W Mur- phy, cor Fourth and Willson


Bew George, grocer, Fourth nr Washing- ton


Bloomington Louis, tailor, 195 Fourth F. G. Halıman, Julio Carrillo and their| Boyce J F, physician, 214 Third


STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright-M. Gray. Gen'l Agent, for Pacific Coast, 117 Post St., S.


· Instalments. .


Illustrated Catalogues.


PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.


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W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.


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Stoves and Ranges, 000 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112. 114, 116 and 118-Battery St., 8. F.


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California-Santa Rosa. ALPHABETICALLY.


BOYD JAMES, propr Grand Hotel, cor Main and Third Drever Mrs Harriet, boarding house, cor Fourth and Mendocino Brown Felix G, opr W U Tel Co, 221 DUFFY T, gen mdse S Santa Rosa Fourth Duparque L J, barber and wigmaker, 218 Third BROWN JOHN, atty at law and jus- tice peace, Mendocino EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS, J Mather Buckland L H, harness and saddlery, Third opp Plaza & Co proprs, Willson bet Sixth and Seventh Burbank Luther, nurseryman, cor Park Evans W M, ins agt, 183 Front and Tupper FARMER E T, prest Santa Rosa Bank Burger & Allen, butchers, 235 Fourth Burkhalter J, atty at law, cor Fourth and Fick Frederick, liquors, 190 Fourth Mendocino Finlew Wm, physician and surgeon, 217 Fourth BYINGTON H W, livery and sale sta- ble, 149, 151 and 153 Fourth Fisher & Kinslow, proprs Santa Rosa Marble Works, cor Fourth and Davis Fox C M, dry goods, 237 Fourth BYINGTON WALTER, cashier Occi- dental Hotel Byne M, propr Byne's Hotel, opp depot FRAZEE C D, druggist, 223 Fourth Frehe L, bootmaker, 191 Fourth Caldwell F M, dentist, 203 Fourth Campbell J J, confectionery, Third opp Plaza GAMBLE & BRYANT groceries, provisions, crockery and glassware, cor Fourth and B Campbell J T, atty at law, Mendocino Carithers D N, dry goods, clothing and Gardner L B, jeweler, 189 Fourth gen indse, 185 Fourth Gerken Jno, liquors, 156 Fourth Clark J L, blacksmith, cor Third and e s Plaza GERMANIA HOTEL, Jno Haas pro- prietor, 25 and 27 Fourth CLARK J P, livery stable, 15 Main Clauson N, grocer, Mendocino GLENN J H, gen mdse, 22 and 24 Fourth Clifford & Gregg, butchers, cor Fourth and Davis Goodwin Chas B, hairdresser, Main Goss John, atty at law, 203 Fourth Cole H, dentist, 193 Fourth GRAND HOTEL, James Boyd propr, J Hf Lafferty cashier; SE cor Main and Third Coleman John, grocer, cor Band Fourth Conrad Chas, restaurant and bakery, 171 Fourth Gray & Prindle, butchers, 197 Fourth Cowen Phillip, books and music, 221 Greathouse & Proctor, agts Wells, Fargo Grigshy M E, groeer, 174 Fourth & Co, 225 Fourth Cox A L, county, surveyorB bet Fourth and Fifth Fourth GRISSIM W H, bartender in Palace Saloon, 177 Fourth CREAGH M, boots and shoes, 184 Fourth GUERNE & LUDWIG, contractors and builders, opp Railroad depot Creighton Thos, tinware, Mendocino, above Fifth HAAS JOHN, propr Germania Hotel, CRUTHERS B, furniture and bedding, Masonic block 25 and 27 Fourth Hahman Henry G, salesman with P Co- wen, 221 Fourth CUPF & MULLER, furniture and bed- ding, under Grand Hotel Hall Geo, e s Plaza Curry J L, tobacco and cigars, 187 Fourth HALL J E, deputy recorder, Hall of Records Dannigan & Wright, liqours, Mendocino Ham E D, atty at law, cor Fourth and Mendocino Davis Giles, liquors, Mendocino and Davis & Roller, undertakers, 152 Fourth Heisel P, bootmaker, Fourth Davisson D D, real estate agt, 217 Fourth DENISON A G, barber Heitz Jos & Son, restaurant and bakery, 3 Ridgway block, Third Fifth HENLEY BARCLAY, atty at law, Kohle's building, w s Plaza De Turk Isaac, wine and brandy manu- facturer, Railroad ave HENLEY D & CO, liquors, Main Dinwiddie J L, sheriff, Court House Doran M M, confectioncry and varieties, 182 Fourth Hemsworth Mrs T' W, coffee house, Mendocino bet Fourth and Fifth HESSE FRED & CO, gunsmith, 154 Fourth CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.


Doychart J, manager W U Tel Co, 221 Fourth DOZIER & HALL, drugs, cor Fourth and B


Hirsch S, prof of music, 187} Fourth Hirth F, butcher, 4 Ridgway block, Third


TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L, Blumauer & Co.,


Portland, Ord gon. have it


BUSII


} Pages 300 & 301.


Hoag Fourt HODGS Fourthı HOFF. Fourt


HOLM Hood G Main Hood T Hudson Ridgw Jacobs M Jamieson and Fit JOHNSO buildin JOHNSO Main n JOOST ; depot JUD CHI and Da Justice A KELLY uors, G Third Kerr R A opp Plas Keser Lou 181 Four Kessing C, Kirsch J, KOCH A Fourth a KOHLE A KORBEL planing Kraft Edwa KUPF & bedding, Kurlahande ufacturer,


LABEL & Store, 175 LABEL H


"A. T. Cross' Stylografic" Fountain Pen. {Electrograph, 173 Fourt Langdon C LAUGHLI public an bidy, w s] Lee Bros, ex Fargo & C Letold J G, 28 Fourth LIEBMAN carpets, bo Lohrman J, way block, LOUCKS A brands of i ies, 43 Men Lyford W G,


H. PALMI


""A. T. Cross' Stylografic " Fountain Pen. ¿ Electrograp! American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.


BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NESS COLLEGE. 820 Post St., S. F.


California-Santa Rosa. 815


ALPHABETICALLY.


Hoag & Whipple, uttys at law, cor Fourth and Mendocino


HODGSON RICHARD, tailor, B bet Matern F, grocer, 189 Fourth


Fourth and Fifth


HOFFER FREDERICK, bakery, 199 Fourth


HOLMAN J H, canvasser, 55 B Hood Geo, jeweler and watchmaker, 25 Main


Hood T B, grocer, Third, opp Plaza


Hudson T F, drugs and stationery, 6 Ridgway block, opp Plaza


Jacobs M & A, tailors, 177 Fourth


Jamieson E, physician, B bet Fourth and Fifth


JOHNSON G A, atty at law, Kohle's building w s Plaza


JOHNSON P, propr Santa Rosa Hotel, Main nr Bridge


JOOST JACOB, liquors, Fourth near depot


JUD CHRISTIAN, liquors, cor Fourth and Davis


Justice A L, physician, Ridgway Hall KELLY FRANK, billiards and liq- uors, Grand Exchange, cor Main and Third


Kerr R A, boot and shocmaker, Third opp Plaza


Keser Louis Jr, harness and saddlery, 181 Fourth


Kessing C, gen store, Main


Kirsch J, barber, Main nr Grand Hotel


KOCH AUGUST, ' hairdresser, cor Fourth and Mendocino


KOHLE AUGUST, liquors, w s Plaza KORBEL F & BROS, lumber and planing mill, cor Fourth and Willson Kraft Edwards, gen store, es Plaza


KUPF & MULLER, furniture and bedding, Grand Hotel


Kurlahander Jos, tobacco and cigar man- nfacturer, 183 Fourth


LABEL & BRO, propr Pinafore Cigar Store, 175, Fourth


LABEL H, dry goods and clothing, 173 Fourth


Langdon C W, real estate, 188 Fourth MUTHERS FRANK, cigars and to- bacco, 218 Third LAUGHLIN A D, atty at law, notary publie and justice of peace, Kohle's Nagle J L, searcher of records, 203 bldy, w s Plaza Fourth


Lee Bros, express and draymen, Wells, Fargo & Co


Letold J G, stoves, tin and hardware, 28 Fourth


LIEBMAN L, dry goods, clothing, carpets, boots and shoes, w s Plaza


Lohrman J, fruits and produce, 1 Ridg- way block, Third


LOUCKS A H, dealer ir the finest brands of imported wines and brand- ies, 43 Mendocino


Lyford W G, liquors, 170 Fourth


Magoon H K & Co, real estate agts, 197 Fourth


MATHER J & CO, proprs Empire Flour Mills, Willson bet" Sixth - and Seventh


Matthes Wm, butcher, 160 Fourth


McAnally W W, physician and surgeon, B bet Fourth and Fifth


McBREEN T, groceries and country produce, 168 Fourth


McConnell W E, attorney at law, Mendo- cino


McGee J H, atty at law, cor Fourth and Mendocino


McGEORGE ROBT, hack driver, Oc- cidental Hotel


McGregor R, livery stable, Fifth nr Mendocino


MeIlmoil Miss N, dressmaker and millin- er, B bet Fourth and Fifth


Metcalf & MeMinn, blacksmiths, car- riage builders and agents for Stude- baker wagons, Mendocino


METZGER & HOLTINNER, proprs Santa Rosa Brewery, foot of Willson Miller Jno, wagonmaker and black- smith, 41 and 43 Fourth


MILTZ & SWART, photographer, 184 Fourth


Mohr Henry, bootmaker, Main


MOLLER HENRY, billiard parlor and reading room, 203 Fourth


MORAL N & BRO, dry goods, cloth- ing, carpets, boots and shoes, cor Third and B


MORRIS W H, propr Palace Saloon, 177 Fourth


Morrison Bros, gen muse, 4 and 5 Ridg- way block, opp Plaza


Morrow James Jr, stoves, tin and hard- ware, 195 Fourth


Moxon W H, gen mdse, Main


MULLEN A J, watchmaker and jew- eler, 201 Fourth


MURPHY WYMAN, lumber, Grand Hotel


Necco Abram, postmaster, Third opp Plaza


NEYCE J H. scarcher of records, cor Fourth and Mendocino


NOONAN GEO P, cashier Savings Bank of Santa Rosa


OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, G A Tupper propr, cor Fourth and B


O'Rear & Smith, grocers, cor Mendocino and Fifth


OVERTON A P, pres Savings Bank of Santa Rosa


H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.


SECOND-HAND PIANOS.


$10 per month


Instalments.


ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.


Good serviceable instru- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.


} Pages 300 & 301.


CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumps and Iron Pipe, all oixen, 110, 118. 114. 116, and 118 Battery Street, N. F.


816


California-Santa Cruz. ALPHABETICALLY.


PALACE SALOON, billiards and liq- uors, W H Morris propr, W H Gris- sim bar-tender, 177 Fourth


Patterson L C, pianos, music, &c, 201 Fourth


Patterson Wm, propr Empire House, cor Sixth and Adams


Peery Thos E, grocer, 172} Fourth


PEUGH T M, real estate, Occidental Hotel


Pilger W & Co, steam dying and clean- ing works, 245 Fourth


PINAFORE CIGAR STORE, Label & Bro propr, 175} Fourth


Pressley J G, superior judge, Fourth Prince M, furniture, 158 Fourth


Proctor & Reynolds, real estate and ins, 1853 Fourth


Rea T L, photographer, Third opp Plaza Reed W C, druggist, 225 Fourth


RONEY & PRINCE, wholesale liquor dealers, 175 Fourth


Roney & Wood, liquors, cor Fourth and Mendocino


Rose & Hillis, real estate and ins, 203 Fourth


Rozs H J, livery stable, Mendocino


Royal J E, harnessmaker, 37 Fourth Runsheimer John, liquors,


RUSSILL H D, marble works, cor Fourth and Washington


Rutledge Thos, atty at law, cor Fourth and Mendocino


Sacry DS, groceries and varieties, 216 Third


SANTA ROSA BANK, E T Farmer pres, W B Atterbury, w s Plaza


SANTA ROSA BREWERY, Metz- ger & Holtinner proprs, foot of Will- son


SANTA ROSA HOTEL, P Johnson propr, Main nr Bridge


Santa Rosa Marble Works, Fisher & Kinslow proprs, cor Fourth and Davis Santa Rosa Soda Works, P J Sullivan propr, 160 Third


Santa Rosa Temperance Reform Club, S Allen pres, A Shepard secty, Main Santa Rosa Water Works, Fourth Savage C W, dentist, 217 Fourth Savage G N, boots, shoes and clothing, 217 and 219 Fourth


Savage S L, dentist, 217 Fourth


SAVINGS BANK OF SANTA ROSA, A P Overton pres, George B Noonan cashier, w s Plaza


Schmitt C H. barber, 45 Fourth


SEEGELKEN A D & BRO, wines, liquors and groceries, cor Fourth and Willson


Shane A, grocer, Third opp Plaza SHANNON A G, atty at law, cor Fourth and Mendocino


Shattuck A E, deputy, Court House Smith & Colgan, blacksmiths and car- carriage builders, Main


Smith J, supt pub schools, Fourth Smith Mrs W R, ladies, and chil- dren's underwear and dressmaker, 6 Ridgway block


Smyth E H, paints, oils, wall-paper and nursery, w s Plaza 1 Sonnois E, liquors, cor Willson and Sev- enth


"SONOMA DEMOCRAT," Thos L Thompson pub and propr, w s Plaza Southard J B, atty at law, 203 Fourth Sparks G W, county assessor, Court House


Spencer & Armstrong, grocers, 231 and 233 Fourth


Sproehnle F A, liquors, Main


Stewart Mrs G W, millinery and dress- · making, 243 Fourth


Struckmann Mrs F, hotel, 86 Fourth Sullivan P J, propr Santa Rosa Soda Works, 160 Third


Swett Frank H, ins and collections, w s Plaza


Taylor & McGregor, blacksmiths, Men- docino


Temple Jackson, superior judge


Thomas A, atty at law, cor Fourth and Mendocino


Thompson C H, physician, 152 Third


THOMPSON G W, hardware and ag- ricultural impts, 227 and 229 Fourth


Thompson R H, county clerk, Court House


THOMPSON THOS L, pub and propr "Sonoma Democrat"


Tighe Kelly, county coroner and public administrator


Tripp H L, clothing, 239 Fourth Tucker A F, florist, 138 Third


TUPPER G A, propr Occidental Ho- tel, cor Fourth and B


Vanderhoof Mrs Zella, millinery, 241 Fourth


WARD CE, agent Singer Manufr Co, Occidental block, Fourth


Ware A B, atty at law and dist atty, 203 Fourth


Weinstein M, tailor, 199 Fourth


Welch Mrs M T, millinery and dress- making, 5 Ridgway block, Third


Weller S, blacksmith, cor Fifth and Mendocino


Williams J M & Son, grocers, 183 Fourth


Willson H S, atty at law, cor Fourth and . Mendocino


Willy J M, dentist, e s Plaza Wise & Goldfish, gen mdse, Main


WOOD BEN S, county recorder and ex officio auditor, Hall of Records


H. WACHHORST, importer of


Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonda.


315 J St., Sac.


PUNCTUALITY,


Fashion, W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.


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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 Post Street. Educate thoroughly for Business.


California-Santa Rosa-Saucelito. ALPHABETICAL. Y.


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WRIGHT JOSEPH, farmer, 178


Fourth WRIGHT & OVERTON, stationery and news depot, 201 Fourth YOUNG F W, real estate and ins, 203 Fourth


J. H. NEYCE, Searcher of Records & Conveyancer, Office, opposite Court House, Corner of Fourth and Mendocino Streets, SANTA ROSA, CAL.


OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,


Corner Fourth and B Streets, Santa Rosa.


FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Free 'Bus to and from Hotel.


C. A. TUPPER, Proprietor. WALTER BYINGTON, Cashier.


Saratoga, SANTA CLARA COUNTY,


Is 12 miles southwest of San Jose. It i. a great resort for invalids who are drawn hither on account of the Pacific Congress Springs, whose medicinal and curative properties are widely known.


Blahon Otice Jr, livery Brewer W S, groceries Brown Bros, straw board manufrs Eastin Terry, blacksmith Johnson J E, marble cutter


King E T,straw wrapping paper manufr McWilliam J, blacksmith Saratoga Paper Mfg Co Shirley W M, saloon Smith A K, carpenter and builder Whipple Frank E, saloon Whipple J M, physician and druggist WHIPPLE V M, stationery, school books, fancy goods, etc; postmaster


V. M. WHIPPLE, General News Agent, AND DEALER IN Stationery, School Books, Fancy Goods, Etc., SARATOGA, CAL.


Sargents, SANTA CLARA COUNTY.


A station on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 6 miles from Gilroy, and the stage station for San Juan.


Chappel Frank, farmer Foster J H, agt S PR R and W U Tel Co


GOODHUE C H, hotel Muic FJ, farmer Ross B, trader SARGENT BROS, stock-raisers Shade G W, farmer


Saticoy, VENTURA COUNTY,


QUESNEL J P, postmaster, carpenter and builder Rotsler G F, blacksmith


Saucelito, MARIN COUNTY, Is on the N. P. C. R. R., 15 miles south of San Rafael. Communication with San Francisco is had by Bay steamers.


Allison P, carpenter Baraty J B, butcher Bellrude J S, gen mdse Broderick J, grocer 52


H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.


SECOND-HAND PIANOS.


On $10 per month inatiiste


mente. GRANDS, SQUAREN and UPRIGHTy.


Good serviceable instra. M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.


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Ind ex W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.


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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,


Mtoven and Rangen, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery 8t., S. F.


CENTRAL HOTEL, James H Hussey Colman T, fruits Costa J. grocer 818 CRANE PETER, restaurant and liq- nors Lauriano Jos, grocer Leaze N, liquors MARIN BOAT HOUSE, L Johnson California-Saucelito-Sebastopol. ALPHABETICALLY. propr Enas Geo, dairyman Nickles A, liquors McLeod A, carriage maker Faucia L, bakery Pearson B P, postmaster Forrest C, constable Gamalpais, livery stable Rety E Mrs, hotel Rise F, hairdresser Gingg J, butcher Ryan J H, liquors Kennedy E H, harness maker Schnell Jacob, lumber KUHN FM, blacksmith Severance Chas, justice of peace SAUCELITO MARINE BOAT HOUSE L. JOHNSON, Proprietor. First-Class Sailf Row Boats Constantly on hand to let at Reasonable Rates. REFRESHMENTS SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE. Oysters fresh from the Water. Give me a call. L, JOHNSON, Saucelito, Cal. Savannah, Morrow L, tinsmith Nally James, hotel Robinson Henry P, liquors Sheffield S R, atty at law LOS ANGELES COUNTY. station on the S. P. R. R., 11 miles south of Los Angeles. Scenega, Bennett S, hotel and saloon Bodkin J J, teacher Breeden L, agt S P R R and W U Tel Co Snyder D, gen mdse and postmaster Soward C, teacher VENTURA COUNTY. HAINES HERMON, postmaster and gen mdse School House Station, Sawyer's Bar, SISKIYOU COUNTY, SAN MATEO COUNTY. Brown John, liquors Bryant Jacob, blacksmith Is a mining camp 40 miles southeast of Orleans. Collopy Geo M, liquora Paslaque A, gen mdse and postmaster Bathurst E W, physician Bigelow Geo W, blacksmith and saw- mill Sebastopol, SONOMA COUNTY, Is 6 miles distant from Santa Rosa, on the stage road and in a rich agricultural district. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah,


Birdsall S H, gen mdse DORAN R, postmaster Dunphy P F, gen mdse Eldridge H J, gen mdse Grant & Nally, butchers Grant & Patton, hotel Hughes & Bro, sawmill Jencka B W, atty at law McNillis Wm, liquors


Allen B B, physician and notary Briggs Geo S, gen mdse Campbell & Dunwoody, blacksmiths Dougherty Benj G, saloon DOUGHERTY JOHN, postmaster


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Is siti peak b mining mediat timber ficent of the Road, 6 head of 1,160 fe well-bui inhabita cally pro also, and paper.


BEHRL ton Bre Bell Aard Blumb H BOELL Briceland BYSTLE underta adminis Carter W Coleman A Coleman M CRADDO DOBROW and iewe Dobre waky chine agt DARLING Washing EAMES C EMPIRE Main GARTER GRAY C B


OLD POR


BUSINESS PENMANSHIP


Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENS COLLEGE. 820 Post Nt .. N. F.


California-Sebastopol-Sheep Ranch. ALPHABETICALLY. .819,


Dougherty & Passons, gen mdse Morris J H P, market Wadworth C C, physician Wiley Alix, real estate and collector Wilson Mrs E, hotel Wilton & Andrews, gen midse and agt W, F & Co


Seiad Valley, SISKIYOU COUNTY.


BAILEY C M, gen mdse and postmas- ter Grider W, hotel Lowden J S, hotel Phillips M B, blacksmith Wood J C, blacksmith


Shasta, SHASTA COUNTY,


Rond, 6 miles north of Redding, at the head of Sacramento valley; altitude, 1,160 feet above the sea-level. It is a well-built and prosperous town of 1,000 inhabitants, and has an outlook emphati- cally promising. It is the county seat, also, and has a splendid weekly news- paper.


BEHRLE & LITSCH, proprs Wash- ton Brewery Bell Aaron, superior judge


Blumb H, bakery BOELL C, bakery and saloon


Briceland M, physician


BYSTLE D P, furniture, wagonmaker, undertaker, county coroner and public administrator


Carter W L, pub "Courier "


Coleman A & Co, hardware


CRADDOCK J, livery and feed stable DOBROWSKY ADOLPH, USreceiver and jeweler


Dobre wsky E, gunsmith and sewing ma- chine agt


DARLING C H, Darling's Patent Washing Fluid


EAMES C W, blacksmith


EMPIRE HOTEL, John V Scott propr, Main


GARTER E, attorney GRAY C R, attorney


GREENE MRS H L, restaurant and hotel GROVES G, Redding and Shasta Ex Hartmann W P, barber Hoff & Brakel, meat market HOPPING WM E, U S register Hull S, sheriff and tax collector ISAACKS S, blacksmith Isaacs J E, justice of peace KEMBLE D, groceries


Kidder W S, county assessor


KNOX G R, saloon, billiard and read- ing-room and notary public


Leiter Julius, gen mdse Lewin E & Co, watchmaker and jewelor Litsch F, gen mdse


Lynch G, groceries


Markert C, merchant tailor


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MeDonald C, saloon MEAGHER & SCHELER, saloon


O'Connor M J, painter


PAIGE C L. druggist, cigars and tobac- co and postmaster


PREHN F, varieties, cigars and to- bacco and glassware


Is situated at the base of the majestic peak bearing the same name, in a rich mining district. The country in the im- RARHNER J G, wagonmaker mediate vicinity is also very heavily Ripley R, county treasurer timbered with spruce and pine of magni- Schroter G C, harness and saddles ficent growth. It is located on the line SCOTT JOHN V, Empire Hotel of the C. & O. Coast Overland Stage SCOTT W A, bootmaker and Singer




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