Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 105

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Publication date: 1880
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Best Steel Fence Wire.

Stockton Gang Plows a specialty - 2 to 8 plows uniel in these gings, 6in, Sin and 10in standards with reversible or stationary molds, all width and thickness, with front or rear Seeders,-5,500 have been sold and warranted a success. A large sotck of reversible Molds, Standards and Wheels, all kinds, wholesale and retall. Lands, Points and Molds for cast and steel plows, viz., 2B, IB, 81, 35, 19, 193, 20, 21. XI, XII, X8, X8} Plows. Collins, Mollne, Buford, Colorado and all other styles of steel and cast Plows. Harrowy, all sizes. All kinds of Eastern Chilled Plow Casting extras. Special notice is directed to my large stock of Studebaker Improve I Farm and Spring Wagons and Buggies, Header Trucks, warranted, and if not perfect, money will be returned. Improved Ran- dolph Hf ader for 1880 and other Improved Eastern and Stockton Headors. Buckeye Harvesters and Mowers, Improved Wood's Mowers and other brands of Mowers. Horse Rakes, Threshing Derricks run by belt from threshing engine to hoist derrick fork. Large lot of mixed Paints and Oils, Ropes, Belts and Hardware. I have patterns for extra castings used in this valley for the Jast 22 years. Revolving Cultivator Castings, Barb Fence Wire all st. el. All at reduced prices. Lagerhause fuer landwirthschaftlische Geraethe zu Stockton. JOIIN CAINE, Nachfolger von H. C. Shaw. Farmer Handwerkzeuge und alle Sorten von Farm-Maschinen, Elsenwaare, Farben und Oele. Piluege und Eggen, etc. Pferde-Kraft Machinen und Pumpen, Man schreibe an John Cuine, 201 und 203 El Dorado Strasse, Stockton. P. O. box 95.

H. WACHHORST, importer of Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamoade. 315 J St., Sac.

84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.

BUSIN

Paci C W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. Rcom N Residence Patents L' Inv Money I pre vailin IRO Fo Office an Having other Worl in the best Our usua consisting Threshing tion, includ by recent in all kinds Gangs, S Road Scr Trucks, et Heavy neatly done. Liberal di

PURE PO

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. OL FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNT- NESS COLLEGE, 320 Post St., S. F.

California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.

845

JOSHUA B. WEBSTER, (Formerly with II. C. Shaw Plow Company.) Pacific Coast Law and Business Agency,

Collections and Business Law a Specialty,

And carefully attended to in all parts of this State and of the United States.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

Rcom No. 1 Eldridge Building, (up stairs) opposite the Court House, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA.

Residence 278 Lindsay Street.

Patents Procured, Caveats Flied, Suits for Infringement of Patents Prosecuted. Sale of Patents Negotiated.

(' Investments made In Desirable City and Coantry Property. Moucy Loaned upon Mortgages and First-Class Securities at the best prevailing rate of Interest.

MATTESON & WILLIAMSON,

IRON FOUNDERS

And Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements

Foundry located on Aurora Street, bet. Matu and Market. Office and Agricultural Works, Corner Main and California Streets, STOCKTON, CAL.

Having erected a First-Class Iron Foundry in connection with our other Works, we aro now prepared to do all manner of work in that line promptly, in the best manner, and at moderate prices.

Our usual supply of Agricultural Implements kept constantly on hand, consisting of the Richard's Improved Header, "Stockton Chief." Threshing and Stacking Derricks and Forks, Plows of various construc- tion, including the celebrated Sulky Gang Plow, " American Chief," now, by recent improvements, brought to the standard of perfection, being adapted to all kinds and conditions of soil; the Patent Diamond, or two-edged Gangs, Single, Tule, Railroad and other Plows, Steel-bottomed Road Scrapers-a superior article, Patent Chisel Cultivators, Grain Trucks, cte., etc.

Heavy Forging, Machine Work and General Jobbing promptly and neatly done.

Liberal discounts made to the Trade. Send forCatalogues and Price List.

MATTESON & WILLIAMSON. .

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

STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright-

Sold for Cash or Instalments. Illustrated Catalogues. M. Gray. Gen'l Agent. for Pacific Coast, 117 Post St., S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Stoven and Ranges, 800 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. F.

846 California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.

EAGLE HOTEL, (TEMPERANCE HOUSE.) WEBER AVENUE, between Sutter and California Streets, STOCKTON, CAL. , Economy. Fashion, E. H. ALLEN, . . · PROPRIETOR. Board per Week .... $4 00 | Single Meals ..... 25 cts. Board and Lodging, per day .... .... $1 00 to $1 25 JERRY ROBINSON, Architect: Practical Builder Plans drawn, Estimates made and Buildings erected on short notice and and at Reasonable Rates. Office, 203 Main Street, Next door to Western Union Telegraph Office, STOCKTON, CAL. STOCKTON STEAM LAUNDRY No. 184 Grant Street, Between Main Street and Weber Avenue, STOCKTON. L. SELLMAN. Proprietor. Laundry Work called for and delivered to all parts of the City, and done with Neatness and Dispatch. Palace of Fashion. 254 Main Street, opp. Yo Semite House. MRS. THOS. E. ECKSTROM, FASHIONABLE MILLINER The Latest Styles of Hats and Bonnets, Novelties and Notions, always on hand. Ladies' Underwear, Laces, Kid Gloves, Pinking and Stamping. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Agency for Mme Demorest's Reliable Patterns. Also, Sewing Machine Attachments. STOCKTON, CAL.

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

Portland, Ore- gon. have k.

PUNCTUALITY,

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Helman HOLLY tural paints Lewis S Mayson maker "A. T. Cross' Stylografic " Fountain Pen. Electro Is on th 49 miles mile from is also si Bay, nt t country su turally an berries is a populati

ALDEN ing good shoes, lı BANK OF BARRET BRECK & Cerkel W. CHRISLE tanrant CHRISLI ing mach Cockern J

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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically taught at PACIFIC RUMI- NENN COLLEGE. 820 Post St .. A. F.

California-Stockton-Suisun. ALPHABETICALLY.

847

E. T. LAKE,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

And General Carpenter,

Sutter Street, near Weber Avenue, Stockton, California.

Stony Point, SONOMA COUNTY.

Helman H, butcher

HOLLY SIDNY B, gen mdse, agricul- tural implements, hardware, glass, paints, oils, ete, and postmaster Lewis S F, hotel Mayson W H, blacksmith and wagon- maker

Strawberry, YUBA COUNTY.

Drake J H, merchant Emerson E A, buteher Prindle C T, blacksmith Robertson JJ H, Columbus House YOULEN WM, postmaster

Suisun,

SOLANO COUNTY,

Is on the California Pacific Railroad, 49 miles from San Francisco and one mile from Fairfield, the county seat. It is also sitnated 'on an arm of Suisun Bay, at the head of navigation. The country surrounding it is rich agricul- turally and an abundance of fruit and berries is grown in the locality. it has a population of 800 and growing.

ALDEN E B & CO, clothing, furnish- ing geeds, cigars, tobacco, boots and shoes, hats and caps

BANK OF SUISUN, Win Wolf cashier BARRETT JAMES, R R House BRECK & COSTIGAN, gen mdse Cerkel W, gen mdse

CHRISLER A, French Bakery and res- tanrant

CHRISLER P J, lumber, ins and sew- ing machines Cockern J P, saloon

COGHLAN O R, propr "Solano Repub- lican"

COHN J, gen mdse Crocker Asa, saloon Crowley James, saloon

Downing W G, physician

FITZPATRICK MISS HE, millinery and dressmaking

Frank J & Son, gon mdse

GOLDEN MARK, carriage, sign and house painter HARRIS HENRY, merchant tailor Henry John, blacksmith and wagon- ınaker

Hilborn E P, flour mill Hoxie B F, constable

HUBBARD H, justice peace

Jacek Adam, hairdresser

Kennedy W T, varieties and saloon

KERNS J W, stoves, tinware, paints and oils

KRAUSE JNO, blacksmith and wagon- maker

Lark A E, stoves, tinware, crockery, paints and oils

Leake W S, agt W, F '& Co and W U Tel Co

Maxwell J C, agent C P R R

McDONALD & CO, Suisun Livery Stable

MeKny AS, boot maker

Miller John, bakery

Mirhead A, jeweler

MURRAY A, bootmaker

PALMERS G, books, stationery, news, tobacco, eigars and music

Riee H, meat market

ROBBINS R D, president Bank of Suisnn and lumber dealer ROBINSON W H, D D S dentist

ROGEL FRANK M, watchmaker and jeweler

Ryan John, saloon

Shields John, horseshoer

Silva Frank, hotel

"SOLANO REPUBLICAN," O R Coghlan propr

SOUZA JJ, Premier Hotel Spence A F, physician

STOCKMON D M, drugs, stationery and varieties

TRAINOR JAMES, carriage maker

VANCE J M physician

VANCE & TAYLOR, gen mdse and drugs

VEST JOHN, propr Roberts Hotel

WAGNER JOHN, hairdresser and baths

WEINBERGER M, gen mdse

Wells James T, constable White A L, coroner WOLF WM, cashier Bank of Suisun WOOD A C, harness and saddles

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

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.

$10 per month instalments. Goed serviceable inatra- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.

"A. T. Cross' Stylografic" Fountain Pen. { electrograph,"""c. } Pages 300 & 301. Buckle & Son. Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Fashion,

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

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pampa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114. 118 and 1IN Battery Street, N. F.

848

California-Sulphur Creek-Susanville. ALPHABETICALLY.

Sulphur Creek, COLUSA COUNTY,

Is reached by stage via Williams, dis- tant 40 miles.

BLANK MRS LOTTIE. gen mdse, postoffice and Clark's Hot Sulphur Springs

Brame J S, propr Wilber Springs Cherry Wm, propr Central Gold Mine Disturnell Bros, propr Excelsior Quick! Silver Mine Hughes D, propr Manzanita Gold Mine Roberts Jolin L, stage

Summit, PLUMAS COUNTY.

Bobo B F, farmer

Ede Walter, farmer

Geigentash -, shoemaker

Joncs & Co, hotel

Moffatt Jas, farmer Panzero D, blacksmith Peyser Abe, wholesale butter dealer PEYSER DAVE, postmaster Poyser Samuel, gen mdse

Wiltsie B, stockman

Sumner, KERN COUNTY.

Alphonse P, saloon opposite R R AMY & ARDIZZI, gen mdse and wagons

AMY VICTOR, postmaster Buffum Geo D, Everett House Chittenden J C, justice peaco Felice Miss Victoria, saloon Griffith John, blacksmith

La Fontain Edward, hotel, saloon and feed yard

Le Moyne Wm J, constable Miller D R, propr Central Hotel Mills E, propr Brewery Depot Murphy J J, gen mdse

Sampson J A, agt S P R R, W, F & Co and W U Tel Co Sauches Miss Silva, saloon

Sunolglen, ALAMEDA COUNTY.

Batchelder -, atty

Susanville, LASSEN COUNTY,

Is situated in Honey Lake valley, east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the country surrounding it is quite fer- tile though irrigation is found necessary to insure crops. It is the county seat. and is reached via Reno and Chico also, distance from either place to be traveled by stage being about 85 miles. It has a weekly paper and is a healthful place.

Bieber N & Co, gou mdse, hides and grain

Blake J C, justice of peace

Branham Jns, dist attorney

Cain J R, constable

Chamberlain M P, physician

Cole William, saloon

Garber Simeon, propr Oroville and Sn- sanville stage line

Goodwin and Barstow, attys at law

Grabel S W & Co, hardware, stove and tinware

Greehn & Asher, groceries, boots and shoes, hardware, cigars

Gross & Hunsinger, hotel

Hall W P, county clerk and rocordor

Harris Milward A, county assessor

Hendrick James W, superior judge

Hurley & Groton, physicians

Hyer D C, county treasurer

James & Long, dry goods, fancy goods, groceries, cigars and tobacco, boots and shoes

Johnson Robt, public administrator and coroner

Kingsbury Frank E, barber

"LASSEN ADVOCATE," E A Wecd propr

LASSEN LODGE, 149 F & A M Lockwood J R, register U S land offico Long Allen J, saloon Lord James H, marble worble works

McClaskey Calvin, atty at law

Mckinsey NS, pictures, frames, ete Moody R F, drugs

Moseley A B, livery

Moseley & Skadan, livery and feed stablo

Nathan M, dry goods, clothing, station- ery, cigars and tobacco, banking agt Norboe P M, county surveyor Otto A, blacksmith and wagonmaker Partridge John C, ins agt Partridge & Hyer, gen mdsel Raker Mrs Mary, dressmaker Sanders T B, carpenter Schooler W R, county supt schools Skadan H N, sheriff Sloss & Ament, market

H. WACHHORST, importer of

Fine Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. 315 J St., Sac.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. American. German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

PACIFIC Bl

Smith A A, land Smith John, carp taker and furn Soule EP, wagon Spaukling Z M, d Spencer E V, atty Stinson L J, phot Van Norden T A, WEED E A, pro White A P, clergy White John N, Alturas stage lii Worm A W, boots Worthington & Y Wynn & Forkner,

Sutter AMADOR

Is a mining town of 12 miles from Ione ( the Amador branch cific Railroad. The mines in the vicini profitably worked, number of operatives are superior and it is place.

Amador Canal and Towns gen manager Amador Mining Co, AMERICAN EXCI A K Dudley propr Bawden Jos, gen inds Bird W H, barber BISBEE ROBT T, I Boro A, liquors Brignoli B, gen mdso Brinn M & Bro, gen u Brodek Mrs H, restaur Brown J A, county su Brown W H, constab Burlingham Rev, clerg Byrne Jas, liquors Callaway & Mitchell, hardware

Coblentz G, gen mdse Cook Albert, barber Fraser E A, blacksn maker

Danielewicz G, dry god Davies David T, supt A Dennis Jackson, postma Dodge Rev E, clergyma Donnelly D & Co, foun shop

DUDLEY A K, prop change Hotel Dunlap & Dennis, drugs Dunlap T, manager W notary public

H. PALMER & CO

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

California-Susanville-Sutterville. 849

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

ALPHABETICALLY. Smith A A, land agt and conveyancer Smith John, carpenter, builder, under- taker and furniture dealer Soule E P, wagonmaker Spaulding Z M, drugs Spencer E V, atty at law Stinson L J, photographer Van Norden T A, watchmaker WEED E A, propr "Lassen Advocate" White A P, elergyman (Methodist) White John N, propr Susanville and Alturas stage line Worm A W, boots and shoes Worthington & Yawgor, blacksmiths Jones T E, painter and constable Wynn & Forkner, livery stable EUREKA SALOON, Chas E Richards propr, dealer in wines, liquors and cigars of choice brands FAGAN P, propr Sutter Creek Stables and harnessinaker Fontainrose Mrs, lodging house GABBS E S, dentist Gibbons W E, physician Giles J H, physician Gilmer Isaiah, confectionery Hayden J H, undertaker HOWARD F A, liquors and propr Town Hall Katschinski B, dry goods Kiefer J M, bootmaker Lincoln Mining Co, S D R Stowart supt ments. 6 Lithgow Jno, varieties Sutter Creek, AMADOR COUNTY, Lutnesky V, watchmaker and jeweler Mails Mrs M A, millinery . GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTH. Is a mining town of 1,200 inhabitants, Maxey J B, justice of peace 12 miles from Ione City, the terminns of MYRES D, liquors the Amador branch of the Central Pa- cific Railroad. There are several good mines in the vicinity that are being profitably worked, employing a large Porter J'S, justice of peace number of operatives. Its social features Randolph I N, atty at law and ins agt are superior and it is a promising, thrifty place, PAYNE & BREEDLOVE, liquors Peiser P & Co, tailors and gents' fur- nishing goods RICHARDS CHAS E, propr Eureka Saloon Rubolt L, brewery Amador Canal and Mining Co, H H Towns gen manager Ryan & Corbett, gen mdse and liquors Schwenn Adolph, bakery Amador Mining Co, DT Davies supt Soraeco C, gen mdse AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL. SUTTER CREEK LIVERY STA- BLES, P Fagan propr A K Dudley propr Bawden Jos, gen mdse VERSALOVICH A liquors VERSALOVICH MRS A, millinery Versalovich V, varieties Bird W H, barber BISBEE ROBT T, liquors Boro A, liquors Vicini G B, boots and shoes harness and saddlery Brignoli B, gen mdse Briun M & Bro, gen mndse and ins agts Werner & Sutherland, butchers Brodek Mrs H, restaurant Brown J A, county surveyor Brown W H, constable Burlingham Rev, clergyman (Catholic) Byrne Jas, liquors AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL; Sutter Creek, Amador Co., Cal. First-Class in Every Respect. Stages from Jackson and Latrobe stop here. A. K. DUDLEY, Prop'r. Callaway & Mitchell, tin stoves and hardware Coblentz G, gen mdse Cook Albert, barber Wildman W J, gen indse and agt W, F & Co Fraser E A, blacksmith and wagon- maker Danielewicz G, dry goods and clothing Davies David T, supt Amador Mining Co Dennis Jackson, postmaster Dodge Rev E, clergyman (Methodist) Sutterville, SACRAMENTO COUNTY, Donnelly D & Co, foundry and machine DUDLEY A K, propr American Ex- change Hotel shop About three miles south of Sacramento. Population 250. Aschenaur Geo, blacksmith and wagon- maker W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. On 810 per month instalments. Goed serviceable instru- M. Gray. 117 Post Street, S. F.

Dunlap & Dennis, drugs and stationery Dunlap T, manager W U Tel Co and notary public

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

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

ven and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and patterna, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. F.

850 California -- Sutterville-Tehichipa. ALPHABETICALLY.

DeLange G B, liquors 'Forsman J G, blacksmith and wagon- maker

.GROENEVELD M F, propr Sutter- ville Hotel Lincoln J M, justice of peace Morlath P, hotel Sayers Wm, Halfway House and liquors SUTTERVILLE HOTEL, M F Gro- eneveld propr

Thielen N, brewery

Sweetland, NEVADA COUNTY.

Graham Peter, liquors Patton R B, justice of peace Warner Wm, groceries Wood James, groceries and postmaster

Sycamore, COLUSA COUNTY.

Ashley J S, harnessmaker

Brown W H, school teacher

Comer Jno, carpenter

Crese Jno, carpenter

Davis Howell, gen mdse, agricultural im- plements, grain buyer and postmaster Dunlap L. S, carpenter Luckenbill John, school teacher

Nelson W L, justice of peace Peterson Frederick, liquors

Price J D, machinist Reavis H M, hacksmith

Rippey Wma, engineer Shoemate J P, liquors Smith Jasper G, machinist and boiler- maker Wise Chas, school teacher

Table Bluff, HUMBOLDT COUNTY,

Is on a stage road, leading from Eureka, 12 miles distant.

Kinman & Holland, blacksmithis McNaughton I'helau, hotel MCNULTY JEREMIAH, gen mdse, tmaster and agent W U Tel Co Ca oseph, bootinaker Patrick A B & Co, gen mdso Quiur. Patrick, liquors

Table Rock, SIERRA COUNTY.

Becker Frank H, hotol Brown W A, bootmaker Carmichael A, butcher

Casker Mrs C, hotel Haley C W, saloon Hitsman M, blacksmith

MCFARLAND T A, gen mdso and postmaster

Pragons W H, attorney at law Small Jacob, gen mds.

Stout H C, hardware and groceries Tharp J HI, justice of the peace White & Schwering, saloon

Tahoe,

PLACER COUNTY,

Is distant from Truckee, on the C. P. R. R., 14 miles, reached by stages.

Avery D W, captain stinr Niagara

Bayley A Q, hotel

Burton H B, boarding

CAMPBELL & FORBES, propr Tahoe Custom House, storage and forward- ing

CAMPBELL I B, deputy postmaster Huntington Louis, livery

Hurley John, fishery

Morgan W W, captain stir Hy Ych Pomin J H, captain stmr Gov Stanford Pomin Wm, hotel

Sexton R II, lumber

Williams John M, carpenter

Taylorville, MARIN COUNTY.

Pioneer Boarding House, S P Taylor propr Pioneer Paper Mill, S P Taylor propr

Tehichipa,

KERN COUNTY,

On the Southern Pacific R. R., 45 miles from Bakersfield.

Baker Wm, flour milla Boden Fred, blacksmith

Darnal & Spence, hotel Eastwood W S, hotel Ellington Thos, livery stablo

Hall A T, druggist

HIRSHFELD M, gen mdse and post- master

Murphy J J, gen mise Rison A R. saloon Spencer & Durnal, hotel Taylor & Glenn, blacksmiths Thomas J A, wagonmaker

TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

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

Is of cifi is i by & ing tion mos Its o pres subs

AHI AIT AIT eler

Brael BRIG age Cutter

Methodist Book Depository, Is 65 mil Wolf Lou

Is a smal west of Sa Barli A, r Bauter Ch

H. PAL

1 Branch of New York Book Concern. " Stylografic" Pen. "Stylograph," "Electrograph," } Pages 300 & 301. DION FINN GYLI

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

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

California-Tehama-Temescal. ALPHABETICALLY.

851

Tehama, TEHAMA COUNTY,

Is on the Sacramento river and the line of the Oregon Division of the Central Pa- cific R. R., 12 miles south of Red Bluff; is in a pleasant locality, and supported by an excellent farming and stock rais- ing section. It is at the head of naviga- tion on the Sacramento river, and is the most northerly of the agricultural towus. Its outlook is decidedly bright, and the present condition indicates a thrifty and substantial growth.

AHRENS FRED, bootmaker AITKEN J S, meat market

AITKEN R B, druggist, stationer, jew- eler and postmaster Brachman S, groceries and dry goods

BRIGGS IRA J, warehouse and stor- age Cutter & Kelly, proprs Tehama Tossin DIONNE EDMOND, wagoninaker FINNELL JOHN, farmer GYLE H, varieties

GYLE S A & CO. gen mdse HARRINGTON & MOSES, proprs Pioneer Livery Stable Harvey Chas, gen mdse HEIDER CHRIS, propr Heider House HOY CHAS A, agent C P R R, W U Tel Co and general insurance

KARMELENSKI J, hairdresser and propr Karmelenski's Hair Tonic and Dandruff Eradicator Kelly J R, blacksmith

LAGES LOUIS, merchant tailor MARLEY L H, propr Tehama Hotel Mathews Wm P, physician Merrill S M, lawyer

Nangle C, bootmaker

SIMPSON JNO, hardware, stoves, workery and agricultural implements Sull David, constable Small & Hobson, livery stable

SPRAGUE A, physician and surgeon

TAIT CHAS, propr Tait House and Hall TESREAU V T, carpenter and builder

WILLIAMS R L., saddler and harness- maker, and justice of the peace

Branch

R. L. WILLIAMS, SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER TEHAMA, CAL.

Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Blankets, Robes, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Job Work and Repairing a Specialty. 27" Carriage Trimming in all its branches.

Methodist Book Depository

Temecula, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Is 65 miles northeast of San Diego.

Wolf Louis, gen mdse and postmaster

Temescal, ALAMEDA COUNTY, Is a small place, about 11 miles north- west of San Leandro.

Barli A, restaurant Bauter Christ, saloon

Gilliland Mrs Isabella, fancy goods and toys Harbourne & Cassin, propr Bay View Saloon

Humboldt Park Hotel, H C Babcock propr

Larkin & Harrington, butchers Lusk L P', hay, grain, wood and coal Miller J A, physician and druggist

NORRIS C R, postmaster and general merchandise

PEDRINI C, gen mdse Pinkham Geo, groceries Sayer Alfred, boot and harnessmaker Solomon Mrs Mary A, toys and bakery Stewart & Kingston, butchers

H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal .. 80% Davis Street, Han Francisco.

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

On $10 per month instalmen

ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.

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

Pages 300 & 301.

Electrograp

of New York Book Concern. "A. T. Crong'

( Stylografie" Pen. "Stylograph,"

T ... Buckle & Son. 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

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

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pompy and Tron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112, 114. 116 and 118 Battery Street, S. F.

852

California-Three Rivers-Tracy. ALPHABETICALLY.

Three Rivers, TULARE COUNTY.

CLODFELTER D. hotel Grove F N, gen mdse Grove Henry P, saloon GROVE L E, millinery and postmaster Pague -, hotel Redfield -, sawyer Thorp H, stock dealer

Tia Juana,

SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

DRANGA N G O, postmaster Lane Wm, gen mndse

Timber Cove, SONOMA COUNTY,

Is 45 miles northwest of Santa Rosa, reached by stages.

Anderson John, blacksmith Blanchard -, hotel Colman & Kenney, dairymen Gibbs E, school inaster Tomasini Julian, gen mdse

Timbuctoo,

YUBA COUNTY,

Reached by stage from Marysville, 18 miles distant.

THORP A W, tobacco and confection- ery, postmaster and saloon

Tipton, TULARE COUNTY.

Feary Mrs Annie, postmistress Todd & Treyhal, gen indse VAN VALKENBERG CHAS C, pby- sician

Todd's Valley, PLACER COUNTY,

Is on the Auburn stage road, 18 miles from that place.

Page J H, blacksmith Quivolo N, saloon Stone Peter, saloon Turley John, shoemaker

Toll House, FRESNO COUNTY,

Thirty-five miles east of Fresno.

ADAMS WM, gen indse and postmas- ter

Bennett C M, machinist

Bering A T, gen mdse Donahoo M J, lumber Donohoe P P, blacksmith

Henderson & Combs, gen mdse Taggart D, saloon Yancey C A, hotel

Tomales, MARIN COUNTY,

Thirty-five miles northwest of San Ra- fael.

Bank of Tomales, T J Ables cashier Bonneau T C, hairdresser Dutton G W, physician and drug vist Guay John, livery stable

GULDAGER LOUIS, blacksmith Hagerty M, hotel Kalın Å, gen mdse King D, liquors

Kowalsky & Co, gen mdse LANG F H, cheese factory

Mastoff Nelson, liquors

McGinty John, tinsmith

MURPHY M L, wngoumaker

MULVAY P, liquors Patten John, harnessmaker Plank F A, hotel

Thompson C I, butcher and farm pro- duce

Townsend, TULARE COUNTY.

TOWNSEND H C, postmaster, hotel and blacksmith

Tracy, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY,

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 105

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney Number of Pages: 1593

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
Number of Pages: 1593