Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 108

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Bell Geo W, justice peace Brooks Wm N, carpenter, boat-builder Bnekingham Robt, justice peace Conrad Mrs L, boarding house Dewey W A, contractor and builder Green W M, liquors Hanson C O, hotel

WASHINGTON COLLEGE, S S Har- mon principal ZIMMERMAN CHARLES, hotel

TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL. L. Blumauer & Co., Portland. Ore- gon. have it.

Pages 300 & 301.

. "A. T. Orgog'

rk Book Concern.

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Methodist Book Depository, { Branch of All the

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PURE

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Opp. Union Square, N. F. Book- keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.

California-Washington Corners. ALPHABETICALLY.

871

Washington College

This Institution occupies a commanding site adjoin- ing the Village of Washington, Alameda County, Cal. It is in the center of a rich agricultural district, oc= cupied by an intelligent and enterprising community. The view from the grounds extends many miles along the San Jose Valley, and embraces the larger part of the Bay of San Francisco, and the shores and villages beyond. In the background, at a distance of two miles, rises the mountain range which forms the eastern boundary of the valley. A more inviting and appro= priate location, with a range of scenery so wide and varied, cannot be found in the State.

The Location of Washington College

Is within two hundred yards of the Washington Station of the San Jose branch of the C. P. R. R., and may be reached in an hour and a half from San Francisco.

It is easily accessible from all parts of the State,

By railway from San Jose, Hollister, Santa Cruz and the Salinas Valley, and from the great San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys, by the Southern Pacific and the Central Pacific Railroads.

It has a large corps of experience d and most efficient teachers. On January 8th, 1880, it commenced its sixteenth Session. The pres- ent term will close May 26th. The next Term will commence on Thurs- day, July 20th, 1880.

For further information, or for circulars, address,

S. S. HARMON, Principal. Washington, Alameda County, Cal.

Walla Walla Restaurant,

ROBERT BOCKLER. Proprietor.

All the Delicacies of the Season on hand and Cooked to Order

Meals at all hours, both day and night, and prices very reasonable.

Patronage Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed.

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

ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.

reasonable rates and terms.

These favorably knowa lastruments for sale at M. Gray. 117 Post St.

Pages 300 & 301.

"A. T. Orgog' Electrograph."

ork Book Concer Stylograph."

{ Branch of New Stylografie" Per

Methodist Book Depository,

Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Fashion,

SUATHAI ITY

STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.

ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 110, and 118 Battery St., S. F.

872 California-Washington Corners-Watsonville. ALPHABETICALLY.

THE

Alameda County Reporter

A LOCAL WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

EVERELL F. CALKIN. Publisher.

Washington Corners, Alameda County.

EVERYBODY READS IT. The best medium for Advertisers to reach the district which it represents.

SUBSCRIPTION:

One Year. $3 00

Six Months. $1 50

Three Months 75

ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING DONE AT CITY PRICES,

And Satisfaction guaranteed.

POSTER WORK A SPECIALTY.

Waterford,

STANISLAUS COUNTY.

Curtzwaler Chas, saloon Davis James, hotel Faure A, gen mdse and postmaster Gregsun W, blacksmith

Watsonville, SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,

Is a pretty and prosperous town, situa- ted on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 100 miles from San Francisco. The; Pajaro valley, of which Watsonville is the commercial emporium, is one of the! richest, agriculturally speaking, in the Conlan S, groceries State, and consequently the place looks Cooper & Co, gen mdse to the interests of grazing and farming Cox CJ, stoves and tinware for its support, Its publie schools are Cunnnings CO, postmaster

well maintained and it business houses CUMMINGS & RADCLIFF, proprs and private residences are tastily built "Watsonville Pajaronian " and quite handsome. It has a popula- tion of 4,000.

Alexander Abram, tailor and clothing Alexander D, gen mdse

ALEXANDER T D, real estate agent DeSt Paul (, liquors

Arnold -, upholsterer

Atteridge & Shechy, groceries

BANK OF WATSONVILLE, J N Besse cashier

BENJAMIN CHAS W, stationery no- tions, cigars and tobacco BESSE J N, cashier Bank of Watson- ville

BOWIE ADAM, New York Bakery Brassel fi , blacksmith

BREEN EDWARD, saloon Brown & Libbey, dentist Byrd Wm, saloon

"CALIFORNIA TRANSCRIPT," Wm H Wheeler propr

CHAPMAN JS, watches and jewelry CHURCHILL C C, blacksmith and Wagonmaker

DAVIS T M, justice of peace and no- tary public

Deal Rev David, clergyman (Metho- dist)

De Avila G, varieties

DODSON S T, wagonmaker

H. WACHHORST, importer of

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

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

DOLL fanc Dough Drusse Dunla Eaton Fletch Folger Folger FONT. ries FORD FREIJ stove Grant N Grant I HAMI Harris Hetheri HOLBR tary p HOLBR Howard Ingham Irelan L JACKS gen ec Comm JESSEN vian H Jones C Joseph F KENNE Larkin P LAURI boots a LEE J notary LEWIS LEWIS Lopes M LORENZ Lund H J LYNAM and may LYNAM MANSIO Mardocco MARTIN fancy go MARTIN Manlbatch MCADAM McLEAN

maker a of eyling Mooney Ja Morey Day Morris M. O'CONN market O'Neill Ch OTTENBI

H. PALM

We AreDe son be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. 820 Post Street, Educates thoroughly for Business.

California-Watsonville .. 873 ALPHABETICALLY. DOLLARD MRS M E, stationery, fancy goods and news Perret Francis Gay, groceries Dougherty J F, hatter Drussel Daniel, meat market Dunlap Saml B, constable Eaton R W, wagonmaker Fletcher Sibley, agt S C R R Folger Mrs, varieties Folger Peter, skating rink PALMTAG C, Pajaro Brewery Pardee Geo, commission merchant PECKHAM P A, paints, oils, glass, wall paper, etc Patterson W A, druggist and physician Peckham Geo W, job printer PORTER J T & CO, agents W, F & Co, and real estate, insurance and com- FONTANA & DEMARTINI, groce- ries mission W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. PORTER JEROME, notary public FORD CHAS gen mdse Putnam B L, restaurant FREIERMUTH GEO A, hardware, Richards W S, groceries stoves, tinware and crockery Grant Miss E P, manager W U Tel Co Grant R T, livery stable RODGERS W D, physician, surgeon ROGGE WM, bootmaker for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St., S. F. RUDEBECK I PETER, saloon HAMILTON G S, harness and saddles SCHNEIDER KASPER, merchant Harris I W, harnessmaker "SEMI-WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT," Hetherington H, bootmaker Win H Wheeler propr HOLBROOK L D, justice of peace, no- Seevers C W, clothing and dry goods tary publie and insurance Sheppard Mrs, millinery HOLBROOK MRS L D, millinery Simmons S S, druggist and physician Howard John, machinist Slight E T, candy factory and bakery Smith Carl, saloon Ingham James, blacksmith, wagonmaker Irclan L, physician Smith J H, saloon JACKSON HENRY, grain dealer and gen commission merchant, and agt Commercial Assurance Co Snodgrass Thos, harness and saddles STAPLES J M, propr Mansion House Steen A, barber JESSEN CONRAD, propr Scandina- Stewart J W, cigars and tobacco vian Hotel, constable and collector Stoesser Otto, hardware and groceries Jones C C, watches and jewelry Swasey & Peckham, painters Joseph H M, hairdresser Taylor C E, blacksmith KENNEDY THOS, livery stable Thomas Chas L, flour mills Larkin Patrick, saloon TODD & SON, carriage, sign and house painters LAURITZEN P, groceries, crockery, boots and shoes Tuck Isaac A, groceries LEE JULIUS, attorney at law and "WATSONVILLE PAJARONIAN," Cummings & Radeliff proprs Werner Fred, bootmaker notary public LEWIS A & CO, general merchandise LEWIS HOUSE, A Lewis propr Lopes M S, groceries LORENZEN LORENZ, Western Hotel Wichman C, hairdresser Lund H J, jeweler WHEELER WM H, propr "Semi- weekly and California Transcript" Wiener Albert, dry goods and clothing Wilcox O P, jeweler LYNAM JNO, boots and shoes, dealer and manufacturer Williams J C, horseshoer LYNAM MRS M, millinery WILLIAMSON J N, hotel, feed stable WRIGHT & SEWELL MRS, millin- ery and dressmaking MANSION HOUSE, J M Staples propr Mardoeco Peter, restaurant MARTIN ED, books, stationery and faney goods Yoacham & Tuttle, meat market Zeigle & Co, market MARTIN E J, physician and surgeon Zmudowski Martin, bootmaker Manlbatch S, bootmaker McADAM A, blacksmith, wagonmaker McLEAN N, blacksmith and wagon- maker and manufacturer of all kinds of cylinder teeth MANSION HOUSE, Mooney James, hotel Morey David, gunsmith Watsonville, Cal., Morris M, clothing O'CONNOR & TURNER, meat market

O'Neill Chas, furniture OTTENBERG J, hairdresser

J. M. STAPLES, PROPRIETOR.

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

GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Music, Musical Merchandise on the Coast.

Send

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., and Ranges, 500 different times, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery 8., 8. F.

874 California-Watsonville-Weaverville. ALPHABETICALLY.

TENTH YEAR OF ITS EXISTENCE. Devoted to the Interests of Pajaro Valley. Watsonville Pajaronian, THE OLDEST PAPER IN THE PAJARO VALLEY. Has the Largest Circulation of any Paper in this section. TERMS: One Year, in advance $3 00 Send to us for OUR ADVERTISING RATES. CUMMINGS & RADCLIFFE, Proprietors. Weaverville, Love Alex N, liquors Loveridge O M, county surveyor Lowden W S, U S deputy assessor and county surveyor TRINITY COUNTY, A county seat and postoffice, 46 miles Marshall A H, county assessor from Redding ; reached by stages. It Martin John, Hour and grain is a well and tastily built place, and is McCausland E T, watchmaker supported by the mining, stock-raising Montague J C, county physician Morris & Rule, hotel and agricultural interests of the locality. Noonan Geo E, county school supt Paulsen Jacob, county assessor Balch J R, clothing Barnikel J, drugs and stationery Benner H W, liquors Philbrook Jno W, district atty Pincus I & Co, dry goods and clothing Rosborongh A M, judge 9th judicial Condon Wm, hotel clistrict Craig C W, insurance agent and propr "Trinity Journal" Schall Lonis, boots and shoes Smiley J W, sheriff and tax collector Estes Jno M, county clerk, recorder and Taylor Daniel, county coroner and pub- auditor lic administrator Grady J F, dentist Taylor Asa, county clerk Griffin M F, county treasurer Thomas Chas, coroner and public ad- ministrator Hansen D, cigars and tobacco Haynes C W, dentist Timmerman Bros, furniture Hensley S J, liquors Todd Wm, butcher Hocker Henry, provisions "Trinity Journal," C W Craig propr Irwin John G, atty at law and dist atty Vollmers & Paulsen, hotel Jones T E, county judge Wadleigh Miss Mary N, supt public schools Young Frank W, notary public and ins Williams C E, atty at law agent CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Karsky & Abrahams, dry goods and clothing Lang M, groceries Lord John, physician

TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.

-A. T. Croms' Stylegrade Pem," " Elee- trograph, &c. Pages 300 and 301.

Brow mil Scodi TAY

BEAT Cope .

Eight Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, Aker Ch Albroeck and Co Aldis E Eighth Alexand ing go Anderson Anthony Bailey J 1

Flem - Hull T Hull T McCoy McFad( Steinha Strong

Is withi land, th It comp ing west ilary in ted to tl tions is There ar business several s this qua tion is h Oakland division

enth Barker A Baseizza

H. P.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Opp. Union Square, N. F. Book. keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.

California-Weldon-West Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.

875

Weldon, KERN COUNTY.

Brown Andrew, gen mdse and flouring mill Scodie William, gen mdse TAYLOR C J E, asst postmaster

West Butte, SUTTER COUNTY.

BEATY & JONES, gen mdse Cepe J M, blacksmith

Westminster,

LOS ANGELES COUNTY,

Belden E E, real estate, 1504 Seventh BLUEWIND CHOP HOUSE, B J Donahue propr, 1707 Seventh

Bridgman C B, carpenter, SE cor Fil- .br"+ and Third

Brown Francis, fruits and confectionery, 1456 Seventh

Brown W M, physician and surgeon, 1702 Seventh

BUHSEN DEDRICH, grocer, SW cor Seventh and Pine

Bullock John C, tinware, 1706 Seventh Bunker J, liquors, 1805 Seventh

Bush & Wheeler, butchers, 867 Wood Callaghan Chas, liquors, 1851 Seventh Caviero G, grocer, 925 Third

Cloony & O'Brien, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1552 Seventh

CLOUDMAN C H, boots and shoes, 1357 Peralta

Eight miles southwest from Anahcim. CLOUDMAN MRS N M, fancy goods, 1357 Peralta Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, (Under my own name), I offer for sale, for cash or Instalments, these relia- Flem -, harness and saddles Hull T C, postmaster Hull T C & Co, gen mdse McCoy Jas, physician and surgeon McFadden & Son, gen mdse Cohen John, butcher, 1813 Seventh Steinhart J H, gen mdse Strong Robert nurseryman COATES EDWARD J, grocer, NE cor Adeline and Fourteenth Cohen Ambrosa, liquors, 1725 Seventh Cohen Mrs R, school books and notiens, 1666 Seventh Colburn J S & Co, real estate, 1736 West Oakland, Collens H M, grocer, 1766 Sevent li ALAMEDA COUNTY, Seventh Collins Patrick M, real estate, 954 Seventh Is within the corporate limits of Oak- COMER J H. propr Seventh Street House, 180+ Seventh land, though it has a distinct postoffice. It comprises all that part of the city ly- ing west of Center street and as an aux- ilary in the creation of funds contribu- Crossey Mr, confectionery and fruit, 1504 Seventh ts, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post St. ted to the support of the city's institu- tions is a factor of some importance. Crowley Cornelius, liquors, 1833 Sev- enth There are quite a number of substantial business houses and handsome residences, several schools and elegant churches, in this quarter of the city. Communica- Cutting & Baker, confectionery and sta- tionery, NE cor Pine and Seventh tion is had by horse and steam cars with Oakland and East Oakland, another division of the city. Contra Costa Laundry Association, G H Hallett, P Bartlett, B E Dalton, cor Fourteenth and Kirkham CUSICK RICHARD, restaurant, 1838 Seventh Dabney Mrs N R, dressmaker, 1646 Seventh Dailey P J, cigars, tobacco and fancy goods, 1762 Seventh Aker Christ, bakery, 1836 Seventh Albroecht Fred'k, liquors, cor Thirteenth Detel J F W, grocer, 1690 Eighth Dunbar John, grocer, 851 Myrtle and Center Aldis Elizabeth, fancy goods, 1669 Eighth Eiben & Nor, grocers, NW cor Seventh Elwood W B, liquors, SE cor Kirkham and Fourteenth and Campbell Alexander Henry, clothing and furnish- ing goods, 1754 Seventh Anderson J P, liquors, 191 Seventh Farrell Mrs Jane, grocer, 1700 Eighth Farrell Michael, liquors, 1855 Seventh Fick Mrs A, dry goods and fancy goods, 1761 Seventh Anthony A G, physician ble moderate priced Instruments,

Bailey James, nurseryman, 1161 Sev- enth Barker Alfred Z T, painter, 1712 Seventh Baseizza G, restaurant, 1516 Seventh

FINCH & BARNHISEL, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1664 Seventh

H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.

GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.

Pages 300 and 801. "A. T. Cross' Stylegrafie Pen," "Eles- trograph, &c.

A + ... Dunkle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118, 114. 110 and 118 Battery Street, N. F.

876

California-West Oakland. ALPIIARETICALLY.

Fisher & Morison, cigars and tobacco, 1802 Sevonth

Fisk L, grocer, 671 Adeline

Flaherty Timothy, carpenter and build- er, 1511 Seventh

Flint L, bootmaker, 1789 Seventh Frey John, jeweler, 1768 Seventh

FUCHS P, coal dealer, 1244 aud 1246 Center

George Joseph, bootmaker, 1839 Seventh GERNREICH & THORNBURG, grocers, NE cor Eighth and Center

Gibbons & Conan, grocers, 1529 Seventh

Gibson Alexander, picture frames, 1708 Seventh

Giese Louis, liquors, 1751 Seventh Gingg Ulrich, barber, 1508 Seventh Grabs August, butcher, 1783 Seventh Gray Mrs M, bakery, 915 Seventh

Haur Henry & Bro, grocers, 1472 Sev- enth

Hall Win M, hotel, 1763 Seventh Hanley Michael, liquors, 1507 Seventh

HANSA HOTEL, Hermann Kirchner 1725 Seventh

Hansen A H, liquors, 871 Wood

Harding Frank, liquors, tobacco and no- tions, 1808 Seventh

Hein Geo, cigar manufr, 1520 Seventh

Heine A, grocer and manufr of windmills, SE cor Eighth and Chester

JEMERY JOSEPH, barber, 869 Wood NUGENT JAMES, wines, liquors, ete, Jennig G D, tailor, 1759 Seventh 1469 Seventh Joyce Martin, liqnors, 1837 Seventh Parker Joseph, furniture, etc, 907 Sov- entlı Jukes Mrs Mary, bakery, 911 Seventh

KEYES JAMES, butcher, 1467 Sev- enth

Kohler E F, liquors, 1502 Seventh

Krig Fred, fruits and vegetables, 1809 Seventh

Langford Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 1768 Seventh

Lawless James, liquors, 1815 Seventh LAWRENCE DEWITT C, propr "Oakland Press," and notary public, SE cor Seventh and Willow

Layton Mrs J H, boarding and lodging, 1803 Seventh

Legler Dr H T, physician and surgeon, Market

Lehrbass Richard, lignors, 919 Seventh Levy Wolff, tailor, 913 Seventh Long Wm, butcher, 1753 Seventh Lorch Matthew, boots and shoes, 1453 Seventh

Loud W, liquors, 1736 Seventh Lynch John, liquors, 1457 Seventh

MacLean D, physician and surgeon, 1702 Seventh

Magner Michael, restaurant, 1787

Seventh

Marlett Mrs Mary, bakery and notions, 964 Seventh

Martens C, liquors, 1840 Seventh

MARTIN & SANDELIN, druggist, 1702 Seventh

MeKay Edward, bootmaker, 832 Market MeLaughlin M, fruits and confectionery, w s Wood nr R R ave

McMILLAN & COX, grocers, 837 Mar- ket

MeNamara Mrs M, groceries, 951 Third Meyer Mrs F H, fancy goods, 1452 Seventh

MEYER F H, drugs, 1450 Seventh cor Center

Miller Frank, buteher, SE cor Peralta and Seventh

Halloran Michael, boots and shoes, 1710 Miller & Harden, druggist and apothe- Seventh

caries, 1760 Seventh

Moran & Galavan, plumbing and gas- titting, 861 Wood

Murphy Daniel, liquors, 1841 Seventh Musselman David, bootmaker, 900 Sev- enth

Naismith Geo S, grocer, SE cor Eighth and Myrtle

Heckman F C, bootmaker, w s Wood nr' Naismith Mrs G, fancy goods, 1701 R R ave Eighth

Nash P E, hardware, 1764 Seventh

Niemann Mrs C, fruit and vegetables, 1466 Seventh

Nor Chris H, livery stable, 1734 Sev- enth

Perdue T, boots and shoes, 1733 Seventh Preuer Antone, bakery and confection- ery, 1654 Seventh

Querolo James, liquors, 1802 Seventh QUINLAN JAMES G, liquors, 1454 Seventh

RAMIREZ J R, fruit and vegetables, 1781 Seventh

Reek Win, liquors, 1165 Seventh

Rogovieh L, fruit and vegetables, 1757 Seventh

ROSE J M, barber, 835 Market

R R Exchange, H Markwalder propr, 1880 Seventh

Rudolph G R, restaurant, 1811 Seventh Samson M, butcher, 1301 Peralta Sanders Henry, grocer, 1161 Seventh Scheiding T H, liquors, 1816 Seventh

Scherrer John, boots and shoes, 1668 Seventh

Schuler F, hardware, 1720 Seventh Seadler Jas, architect, 1506 Seventh

H. WACHHORST. importer of

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

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

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. 962 Sey Wilson V Winn A, Wulff Jo Zeiss Har and Ch Zelinsky Seventl Zimmerm 865 Wo

mal Smith

STOC 1661 Stowol Stulz 1762 SUNO enth Sweeny Sever Taber ] enthe Thaler und ( VANE fitting Venngli: cor Se Von Gl Seven Wagner pablic WALSI juncti West Oa Day cu Wilkins making Wilson J of mea

Baccigalu Cavalli Jo: Eckert M, Flanders S Hepburn Hoskins M Novilla T, Pacheco P

PURE P

- Sever 180 Shan ter Shaw Shaw Sherr Sicott

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

Henninger John, hotel, 1756 Seventh Heffner Fred, barber, 834 Wood

6 W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. Je - DIAKEL'S_Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale

EUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNT- NENS COLLEGE, 820 Post St., N. F.

California-West Oakland-Wheatland. ALPHABETICALLY.

877

Seventh Street House, J H Comer propr, 1804 Seventh

Shannon & Rooney, plumbers and gasfit- ters, 960 Soventh Shaw C E, furniture, 868 Willow Show John. grocer, 951 Fifth

Sherrott E, variety store, 1514} Seventh Sicotte Ferdinand, carriage and wagon- maker, e s Wood near R R ave

Smith A W S, groceries and provisions, NW eor Eighth an i Campbell

STOCKY J, liquors, 1774 Seventh, res 1661 Eighth

Stowell & Driver, grocers, 165; Seventh Stulz & Schelle, barber shop an'l baths, 1762 Seventh

SUNOL J D, wood and coal, 1733 Sev- enth

Sweeny Miss Kate, fancy goods, 1510 Seventh

Taber Isaac, M D, physician, 1506 Sev- enth

Thaler Conrad, baker, NW cor Eighth und Center

VANE JAMES F, plumbing and gas- fitting, 1660 Seventh

Venaglia E, propr Railroad House, SE cor Seventh and Bay

Von Glahn J Frederick, grocer, 1451 Seventh

Wagner W S, real estate and notary publie, 1706! Seventh

WALSH WM, liquors, 1320 Peralta, junction of Center

West Oakland Free Reading Room, S M Day curator, 1704 Seventh

Wilkins Mrs E' H, millinery and dress- making, 1718 Seventh

Wilson Jas A & W S, proprs Star system of measurement for ladies' clothing, 962 Seventh

Wilson Win, grocer, 863 Wood Winn A, grover, 973 Third

Wulff John, bakery, 1810 Seventh

Zeiss Harry A, butcher, SW cor Eighth and Chester

Zelinsky & Trumbley, grocers, NE cor Seventh and Willow

Zimmerman W HI, fruit and produce, 865 Wood

West Point, CALAVERAS COUNTY.

Baccigaluppi R, gen mdse Cavalli Jos, saloon

Eckert M, restaurant

Flanders Samuel S, livery stable

Hepburn Mrs W, hotel

Hoskins Mrs Samuel, hotel

Novilla T, gen mdse

Pacheco Peter, gen mdse

Ruffino S, gen mdse and postmaster Schenaker A, saloon Smith John, blacksmith Zavalla J & C, butchers Zavalli Joe, saloon

S. RUFFINO,

WEST POINT, CALIFORNIA,

General Dealer in

Dry Goods and Groceries,

Patent Medicines, Boots, Shoes Hardwar:, Crockery, Paints, Ofis, Drugs,

Fancy Goods, Hats and Caps, And all other goods usually kept in a Country Store.

Wheatland, YUBA COUNTY,

Is ou the line of the Oregon Division of the Central Pacific Railroad, forty miles from Sneramento, having a popu- lation of 450. The Orders of Odd Fel- lows, Masons, Grangers and U. O. W. have lodges here. It is beautifully situ- nted, has three churches and a public school building, in which an efficient pedagogne teaches the "young idea how to shoot," ten months in the year, and which cost $4,000.

AMERICAN HOTEL, E J Seibold propr

BAUN J F, blacksmith and wagon- maker

BEVAN & SWIFT blacksmiths and wagonmakers

Bevan T E, constable

BRAY & LOWE, proprs Bank Ex- change Saloon

BRAY P M, justice of peuce

Calmes & Ross, harness and saddles

CENTRAL HOTEL, M M Neustadt propr

CHILSON & REYNOLDS, milliners and dressmakers

COOPER T F. watchmaker and jeweler DALBEY F, harness and saddles, car- riage trimmer and upholsterer

Dewane M D, wagonmaker

DUPLEX EDWARD P, hairdresser and justice of peace

Duplex Mrs S E, ladies' hairdresser

Durst D P. physician and president Farmers' Bank of Wheatland

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

STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright-Sold for Cash or Instalments

M. Gray. Gen'l Agent. for Pacific Coast. 117 Post St .. S. F.

Illustrated Catalogues.

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Stoves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.

878 California-Wheatland-Wild Flower. ALPHABETICALLY,

FARMERS' BANK OF WHEAT- LAND, W W Holland cashier FRANCEE CHAS, house, sign and carriage painter

HAMILTON J T, physician and sur- geon

Harvey Geo W, saloon HOLLAND W W, cashier Farmers' Bank of Wheatland

Humphreys Rev G W, clergyman, (Methodist)

IRWIN DAVID, supt Towle & Co's lumber yard

JUSTIS L M, meat market and groceries LANDIS & GOODKIND, gen indse, furniture and agents Wells, Fargo & Co

LANDIS JOHN, postmaster Lipp A P, varieties, (refused to give name, probably not wishing ereditors to know of his whereabouts) Lofton F R, supt Wheatland Mill Co McFee W J, agent C P R R and W U Tel Co

MELTON L., physician and surgeon NEUSTADT M M, propr Central Ho- tel

SCOTT M A, druggist SEIBOLD E J, propr American Hotel Shields Thos, stoves and tinware SPENCER E W, bootmaker TOWLE & CO, proprs Wheatland Lum- ber Yard Trimmer Mrs Joseph, bakery and hotel Waddle C D, constable

Walker J F, dentist Wheatland Mill Co, F R Lofton supt Wilson J L, saloon WOLF SIMON & CO, gen mdse

L. M. JUSTIS, Dealer in

Groceries, Provisions, AND PRODUCE, Also Proprietor

CITY MEAT MARKET,

WHEATLAND, Yuba County, California.

CENTRAL HOTEL,

M. M. Neustadt, - Proprietor,

WHEATLAND,

Yuba County, California.

Also Proprietor

Wheatland Livery & Feed Stable

MATHEW A. SCOTT,

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 108

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