Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 109

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Publication date: 1880
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DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, Front Street, Wheatland, Cal.

Proprietor of Scott's Elixir Tar, Liquorice and Honey (for the cure of Coughis and Colds), and Scott's Anti-Billions Pills, (sure and never-failing remedies). Sample boxes of the Pills mailed to any address upon receipt of price, 25 cts (in stamps), or a bottle of the Elixir Tar to any place in the State, by express (pre-paid) for 31.25.

White's Bridge, FRESNO COUNTY.

BURCKHALTER A, postmaster White J R, gen mdse

Wild Flower.

Joncs P D, gen mdse, postmaster and agent W, F & Co Potts J L, hotel

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

Portland, Ore- gon. have k.

PUNCTUALITY,

Economy. Fashion,

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

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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically tanght at PACIFIC BUSI- NEAS COLLEGE. 3220 Post St., S. F.

California-Williams-Willows. ALPIIABETICALLY.

879

Williams, COLUSA COUNTY,

Has a population of 400 people, and de- pends entirely on the agricultural inter- ests for its support. It is on the California Pacific and Northern Railway, 10 miles from the Coast Range of moun- tains and 25 miles from sulphur springs that are highly valued. It was named after W. H. Williams, Esq., its founder.

Balcom B G, agt Northern Railway CHAMBERLAIN P B, varieties,

books, stationery, cigars, tobacco, etc

Cole & Peters, blacksmiths

Connelly Thos, saddles and harness

CRUTCHER & MANOR, gen mdse Dalman Selig, saloon

FOUCH BROS, druggists, toilet articles and cigars and tobacco

Glover D, harness and saddles

HARVEY L S, propr Cosmopolitan House

HYMAN M & CO, gen mdse Kimball E N, tinner

LONG M A & SON, Central Livery Stable and Saloon

Matheson David, saloon

Mell Jno, bootmaker

MILLER ALEXANDER, saloon and farmer

Miller & Co, livery stable and stage line MORRISON SMITH, saloon

Nelk N, wagomaker

Newman A & Co, gen midse

Noon A, carpenter and lumber

Rickey & Crowder, physicians

Riddell R E, blacksmith

RUMMERSBURG H hairdresser

RYDER & CHAMBERLAIN, agts W, F & Co and ins Ryder J'S, telegraph opr

Smith W A, blacksmith

Stovall JJ C, scales and warchouso

WILLIAMS W H, propr Williams' Hotel and postmaster

WILSEY CHARLES, constable WILSEY R A, justice of peace

Willows,

COLUSA COUNTY,

A pl. ce of 900 inhabitants, on the line of the projected Northern California Railreal. It is beautifully situated in a rich agricultural district, and promises to be an important point of supplies.

Barry Jno, bootmaker

Bass John, undertaker and agt Puget Sound Lumber Co

Bates Z, auctioneer and saloon

Batz Z, saloon

Baylor & Tooley, physicians

Baylor W C, physician

Bridges H W, saloon

BROOKS P P, constable

Calhoun Jas G, physician CARMODY & FARR, meat market

CAROLOFF ALICK, atty at law, jus- tice of peace and notary public

CENTRAL HOTEL, G W Williams propr

Culver & Richardson, saloon

Culver Sam, saloon

Dress J A, R R agt

Freema 1 & Klemmer, hardware and agri- cultural implts

Grover Bros, hardware, stoves and tin- ware

Halet & Loy, furniture Hansen Bros, druggists

HART ELIJAH C, propr "The Wil- lows Journal"

Hill W W, warehouse

Hochheimer & Co, gen mdse and agt W, F & Co

Jackson A A, hotel and manager Colusa Lumber Co

Johnston J O, livery and sale stable and propr Wi lows and Orland Stage Line Johnston Wm, postmaster

Jones Thos, warehouse

Jones Mrs Z C, dressmaker and mil- liner

Kahn & Coblentz, watches and jewelry,

varieties, tobacco and agt W U Tel

Kyes & Brower, soda manufrs

Labelle O, barber

Marko & Bender, bakery

Marshall N B, livery and feed stable

MARSHALL W W, livery, feed and sale stable

Med'une M V, atty at law

McNorton Frank, notary public and conveyaneer

Miller George, blacksmith and wagon- maker

Millington Seth, school teacher Munion E, saloon

MURDOCK W C & CO, bankers, real estate, insurance, commission and wool merchants

Newman Chas, gen mdse

Ogle E, harness and saddles

PARK W J, atty at law

l'attou J A, gen indse and agricultural impls

Price Wm, hotel

Puget Sound Lumber Co, A Powell agt Putnam J C, druggist

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

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.

On $10 per month instalments. Good serviceable Instru- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.

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

DIINCTIALITY.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, A. F.

880

California-Willows-Winters. ALPHABETICALLY.

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

RAINVILLE JOSEPH, blacksmith, wagonmaker and painter Rathbun E, contractor and builder Saunders Jno S, atty at law Schultz F, tailor

Scott Thos, barber Shinn Mrs, restaurant Stone F W, watches and jewelry Thomas A B, gen mdse Thomas E B, groceries and fruit Tooley L P, physician and coroner TOOMEY J B, harness and saddlery Ward Jos, hotel Wegan Chas, saloon Wegan W K, brewery

WILLIAMS G W, Central Hotel Wilson Wm, physician Yount G W, photographer

Wilmington, LOS ANGELES COUNTY.

Anderson & Jorgenson, saloon

Banning Phineas, storage, commission and lumber

Boushoy S & A, mining, Santa Catalina Island B:ial L B, barber Burkle F, saloon

Carey Mrs Mary E, boarding and lodg- ing

Crowley Timothy, blacksmith Deaber Col Geo, saloon

Downing Major P H, collector of cus- toms

Frazer Thos, bootmaker

Garratt Robt, wagonmaker Goniotti John, saloon

Green Mrs HI, varieties

Hawkins Win, bakery

Heffner Geo, saloon

HOLTON G M, atty at law, Canal Jacoby Herman, gen indse, ins agt and shipping Kennedy John, stoves, tinware and hardware

LAUBERSHEIMER A, drnggist and postmaster, Canal

Maldini Antonio, liquors and tobacco Morrison John, gen mdse Poggi Rafael, saloon and boarding

RAILROAD LODGING HOUSE, S G Thompson, Canal Rios P', livery and feed stable Ronan Timothy, blacksmith Salazar A, fruits and tobacco Sarraro John, barber

SAVAGE W H, atty at law, Canal Seyler Chas, agt S P R R, W, F & Co and W U Tel Co Silva Joseph & Ben, restaurant Silva Saml, saloon

SYLVA J P, groceries and saloon, Ca- nal THOMPSON S G, saloon and lodgings, Canal

Van Valkenburg Henry, saddles and harness

Vickery & Hinds, meat market Wildman Mrs Mary A, faney goods

Windsor, SONOMA COUNTY.

Bixley Walter, gen mdse Chrisholm & Bro, painters Davis L T, physician Graham James, blacksmith

Jekome Thos, gen mdso

LINDSEY & CLARK, gen indse and postoffice

Luther L, physician

Mackender Geo, blacksmith Martin Hyram, gen mdse

Morgan Bros, butchers

Shuler Geo, blacksmith

Winters, YOLO COUNTY.

Antone & Co, barbers

BELL BROS, druggists and physicians

BELL H R, physician

BELL W T, physician

Bibb L, varieties

BOWEN BROS, livery stable Brock & Pritchett, blacksmith

CHANDLER F B, lumber and build- ing materials

Clark R, atty at law

Downey & Weaver, blacksmithis

Edward D P, hotel

Elliott & Co, groceries

Fitzgerald R D, bootmaker

Fitzgerald Mrs R D, millinery

GREGORY J D, druggist and physi- eian

Hill Bros, warehouse

HULSE J C, justice peace and notary public

Humphrey E A, harnessmaker IRELAND E, wagonmaker James Jeptha, meat market Jeans J, butcher

KAUFFMAN L & CO, gen mdse LATON M F, Parker House

Logan Elder J, clergyman (Christian) Massa Antone, hairdresser

McARTHUR J B, agt Vaca Valley & Clear Lake R R, W, F & Co and WU Tel Co

MeGrath P, carpenter

MOODY LORENZO, postmaster and stationery

H. WACHHORST, importer of

Fine Watches. Jewelry, Diamondn. 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.

MERRI master Martinser Field Z, H Bemis E,

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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 BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. 320 Post Street. Educate thoroughly for Business.

California-Winters-Woodland. ALPHABETICALLY.

881

Morris V, warehouse Murray Joseph, painter Pipkin J, constable Reardon James, saloon Rice A R, saloon

Shaw J M, wagonmaker Shaw W, bootmaker

SPAULDING & HARLAN, general merchandise

STEWARD J P, carpenter, constable and collector Ward F, carpenter Willis T W, tinner Wilson Mrs D, millinery

WILSON & HACKE, Brick Saloon Wolfe C H, carpenter

Witter's Springs,

LAKE COUNTY.

Radcliff J O, livery stable WITTER D, hotel and postmaster

Woodbridge,

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY,

Is situated 3 miles from Lodi by stage and 17 miles from Stockton. Popula- tion 300.

Alvares Joseph, hairdresser

Bentley H, ngt W, F & Co and stoves and tinware

Bentley H & Co, gen mdse

Cope Richard, harnessmaker

Dayton Eli, physician

Elliot', W C, livery stable

GERARD JAMES S, postmaster, agt W U Tel Co and dealer in pictures and frames, watches and jewelry,

. books and stationery, musical instru- ments and notions

Green L D, flour mill

MCCORMACK & PLUMMER, sa- ioon

Neil T H, bootmaker

Parr A A, blacksmith and wagonmaker

Perrott Geo, market

PLUMMER E H, hotel Robinett John, liquors

RUTLEDGE & MOLERRAN, gen mdse

Woodford, ALPINE COUNTY.

MERRILL W P. gen mdse and post- master Martinsen H, hotel Field Z, blacksmith Bemis E, sawmill

Woodland, YOLO COUNTY.

The pretty little city of Woodland, with a population of 4,000, will com- pare very favorably with the handsom- est cities of the State. Her location on the Knight's Landing branch of the Cal- ifornia Pacific Railroad, in a section re- markable alike for its fertility of soil and cquable climate, is an assurance of her future importance. She has quite a number of splendid business blocks and magnificent private residences, and is supported by a wealthy farming commu- nity. Her Public Square, studded with shrubbery, rare plants, palms and ferns, is a very attractive feature of the place. Her Court House and jail, combined, is a well constructol building and an or- nament to the place. The society is excellent, schools superior and health goodl.

AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, M H Torrance propr. Main BAKER B, saloon, Main

BAKER F' E, atty at law, Main

Ball J C, atty at law and notary public

BANK OF WOODLAND, C W Bush cashier

Barclay J A, watches and jewelry

BARNES & CO, proprs of Woodland Meat Market

BARR C, Craft Hotel Saloon

Beach Bros, proprs "Woodland Repub- lican"

Bentley Geo W, saloon

Berg E, news agent

Brendel F W, varieties

Brunner Chas, saloon

BURGE FRANK, Helvetia Hotel

BUSH C W, cashier Bank of Wood- land

BUSH E R, superior judge and search- er of records

BUTZ I A, merchant tailor, Main

CALDWELL S plauing mill

CAPITAL HOTEL, Matt Tackney propr Card W D, painter Carson -, carpenter

CASLER & CO, drnggists. Main

CHARMAK CHAS, cigars and tobacco Charmak & Levy, dry goods and clothing Clark J Q A, wines

COHEN M, dry goods and clothing, Main

Congrave Wm, snpt gas works

CRAFT HOTEL, Juo Gassner propr CRAIG & GRANT, attys at law Culver C B, groceries Curtis Mrs H, varieties

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

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

monte. GRANDS, NOT AREN InA UPRIGHTS.

On $10 per month instalmenta. Good serviceable Instru- M Gray. 117 Post Street. S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

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

882

California-Woodland. ALPHABETICALLY,

Davidson Mrs, Menee Restaurant Locher E K, saloon Lyford G W, lumber Dehler Anton, saloon Denzler Adam, restaurant Mardis & Lawson, livery stable Dick A N, dentist Martin & Rogers, stone and marble works DIETZ L, harness and saddles, Main Dingler Emil, hairdresser McDONALD L W, propr Yolo Hotel, formerly Lackney House Dryfus L, liquors Dumphey & Knox, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Michael M & Co, dry goods, clothing, &c MOORE JOHN, saloon DURSTON FRANK, bill poster and Morin C D, stoves and tinware advertising agent MOSES W F, agt Wells, Fargo & Co and insurance agt, Main Eaton J H, groceries, crockery, etc Eaton J I, groceries Myrick Gco, carpenter ELLIOTT O, photographer Nettleship J, soup factory ELSTON J B, drugs and books, Main Everett L P, county surveyor NICKELSBURG A & BRO, general merchandise Fiske Gco D, real estate and ins agt O'Connor J C, varieties Fitzgerald Peter, blacksmith Ogburn Mrs H U, millinery Fitzgerald R A, agt W U Tel Co Parramore E L, physician FRAZER & CO, fresh meats and live Pendergast S T, boots and shoes stock, Main PERRY & HARRIS, blacksmiths and machinists FREEMAN F S & CO, hardware and agricultural implements Phillip Frank, bootmaker Frost CS, atty at law and notary public PIERCE THOMAS, saloon Pinkham Chas E, physician Garoutte C H, dist atty GASSNER JOHN, propr Craft Hotel POCKMAN J B, livery, feed and sale stable Gilmore Mrs R L, shirt maker GLENDINNING E, confectionery, Porter & Co, grocerics fruit, etc Powers Warren, constable GOIN G W, county supt of schools l'orter Mrs W W & Co, millinery GRANT HUDSON, atty at law and notary public PRIOR T M, harness and saddles, Main GREENE G W, jewelry and station- ery, Main Putnam Miss & Davidson Mrs, dress- makers Grey CS, watches and jewelry Quilty John, hotel GRISWOLD C F, stoves and tinware, Rahin F M, sheriff Main RELYEAS B, carriage trimmer, Main Hofky Mrs P, varieties Ready B F, blacksmith Harris Frank, hairdresser RUGGLES A C, justice peace and ins Hodgen I N, dentist St Louis Geo C, varieties HOEMLEIN E G, carriage and sign painter, cor Main and Fourth SAUNDERS WM, propr "Yolo Demo- erat" and "Woodland Daily Demo- Holcom W D, county recorder crat" HOLMES L B, dentist, Bank building Schliman F, county treasurer JACKSON G H, physician, Main SCHLUER OTTO, Woodland Bakery Johnson R B, blacksmith and wagon- maker Schwalm J G, groceries Scott Jake, barber Kean A C, county treasurer Shryock Samuel, hotel KELLER W W, furniture, Main Sibley P' H atty at law Keller Wm, bootmaker SIEBER CHRIS, Pacific Saloon, Main King -, windmills SMITH J K, county clerk and under- King J W, photographer taker KNOX WM, hairdresser and baths, SMITH L W, Eagle Saloon KRELLENBERG PETER, furniture, Smith & White, City Livery Stable undertaking and coroner Main Sovereign Joshua, blacksmith and wag- onmaker Kuhn H & Bro, stoves and tinware Sprague C S, lawyer La Bousier Jos, varieties Stampell A, boutinaker LAMBERT J, atty at law and notary public, Main Stegall H, saloon Stephens J D, president Bank of Wood- land Lasky M, saloon 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.

"Laugenour & Brownell, grain buyers Lemieux P, bootmaker

Stockton & Crane, blacksmiths and wagonmakers

TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

H. PALM

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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

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

California-Woodland-Wrights. ALPHABETICALLY.

883

Pages 300 & 301.

TACKNEY MATT, propr Capital Hotel THEOBALDS W W, propr "Yolo Mail"

Thomas C F, notary public, Bank of Woodland

TIPTON J E, Woodland Restaurant, meals 25 cts

Tobias D & Bro, harness and saddles TORRANCE M H, propr American Exchange Hotel

Tucker A W, public administrator

Turner & Whitmore, feed and training stable

'WOODLAND DAILY DEMO- ORAT," Wm Saunders propr Woodland Gas Works, J Q Brown propr

"WOODLAND REPUBLICAN," Beach Bros proprs

Woods W W, saloon

"YOLO DEMOCRAT," Wm Saunders propr

"YOLO MAIL," W W Theobalds propr Zecher Jno, bootmaker

Zirker L, tailor

LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE,

First Street, bet. Main and Court, WOODLAND, CAL.

THE BEST LIVERY TURNOUTS

Furnished on the Shortest Notice.

J. B. POCKMAN.

Methodist Book Depository,

Woodside, SAN MATEO COUNTY.

Pharis S P, shingle mill Saundery A & J N, lumber TRIPP RO, groceries, hardware, cloth- ing and postmaster Winkler John, wagoumaker

and Santa Cruz. The system, when com- pleted, will represent three and one-half miles of difficult boring and is one of the greatest works in America. It is expected that the road will be in operation to Monterey Bay when this work is pub- lished. O. B. Castle of the hotel at Wright's will make sacrifices for the comfort of his guests

Aram Joseph, agt S PCR R CASTLE O B, hotel and saloon CLELAND & CO, (TS Cleland and R H Mowbray, ) gen mdso Comstock Bros, sawmill Lawrence D M, blacksmith Morrel! Bros, sawmill

MOWBRAY R H, (Cleland & Co), postmaster

Rud S W, Hotel Slaughter Thos, hotel

H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal .. 302 Dnyly Street, San Francisco.

ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. On 810 per month instalments. Good serviceable Instra- M. Grav. 117 Post Street, S. F.

Branch Stylograf .; G York Book Concern. " mi no? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

" " Electrograph,"

Valentine E, agent Cal P R R Van Diveer W J, photographier Voorhec & Berry, saloon Walker L, postmaster

WEAVER ANDREW, blacksmith and wagonmaker

WEBB BROS, dry goods, clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods

WEBBER MRS JNO, dressmaker, Main

Whittemore & Higginson, druggists WILLIAMS O M, Union Bakery, Main

Williams Wm, bootmaker

WINNE W H, contractor and builder WOODHENRY B, hardware, agricul- tural implements, paints and oils, Main

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Wrights, SANTA CLARA COUNTY,

Is situated in the Santa Cruz Range, at the entrance of tunnel No. 3, of the S. P. C. R. R., 18 miles from San Jose. At present writing work is progressing at a rapid rate in this tunnel, which is a lit- tle over a mile in length. It is the last of a series of seven between this place) Wright J R, hotel

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118, 114. 118 and 115 Battery Street. N. F.

884

California-Woodland. ALPHABETICALLY.

Hotel 6

WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA.

MATT TACKNEY, Proprietor.

Largest and Most Centrally Located Hotel in the City.

NEWLY RENOVATED AND RE-FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.

THE BEST of BOARD ROOMS

AT REASONABLE RATES.

First-Class Wines, Liquors and Cigars AT THE BAR.

Free Omnibus To and From all Passenger Trains.

H. WACHHORST calls attention

to him Genuine Ster- ling Silverware, 315 J St.

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

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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.

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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- VENS COLLEGE. 320 PONT Nt. N. F.

California-Woodland. ALPHABETICALLY.

885

ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.

Terms, - $3.00 per Annum.

THE YOLO MAIL

Is now in its Eleventh Year, and has gained a front rank among the coun- try papers of the Pacific Coast.

It is Republican in Politics.

AS A LOCAL PAPER

It stands first in Yolo County, and is supported by all who take a deep interest in home affairs.

TO ADVERTISERS.

The MAIL has a very large circulation in Yolo County, and Advertisers will do well to consult its Proprietors before making contracts.

Address,

W. W. THEOBALDS, Woodland, Cal.

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

GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.

The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Husle, Musical Merchandise of for Catalogne. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St., S. F. I've on the Coast.

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

California-Yankee Hill-Yountville. ALPHABETICALLY.

Forty-nine and Fifty-six Quartz Mine Miller Bros, butchers MARIPOSA COUNTY. Sugar Pine Lumber Co Venus Quartz Mine Bernard John K, hotel and postmaster Flores M, laundry Drew Colville, meat market Harris A, gen mdse WELLS MH, gen mdse and postmaster Hedges Marcus, livery stable Kinney & Bro, livery stable Yo Semite, Leidig Frederick, hotel May Albert, carpenter Yankee Jim's, PLACER COUNTY. Sinning Adolph, cabinet maker Smith & Hayes, saloon and baths Snow Albert, hotel Yankee Hill, BUTTE COUNTY. DONELIN M W, postmaster Stegin'ın & Son, livery stable and agt W, F & Co 886 Tiscornia A, gen mdse Donelin Timothy, gen mdse Hurleman John, hotel Lord David W, carpenter You Bet, NEVADA COUNTY. Orr David, saloon Schultz David, gen mase Trafton Chas, physician Barker W C, mining claim Yocumville, Brown G S, mining claims Eastern Mining Co, A G Turner agt Hankins C H, mining claim SISKIYOU COUNTY. Ilunsen John, saloon FYFIELD J T P, gen indse and post- Jones W H, mining claims Jeffers Frank, mining claim inaster Knight H, mining claims and water (litches Orcutt A, sawmill Lawrence & Jordan, mining claims Yolo, YOLO COUNTY. Meyers Henry, mining claim McDonnell D, mining claim and water ditch Poor Bros, mining claim BORACH J, gen mdse Snell & Jordnu, gen mndse Staley A J, mining claim BRADSHAW R M, bootmaker Bryan Jno, saloon CLARK J, physician Yountville, NAPA COUNTY, Cramer Louis, market DODGE E G, gen mdse Dutton Oscar, tinner A small town of about 150 inhabitants, 48 miles from San Francisco and 10 from GREEN GEO, saloon Napa, on the California Pacific R. R., supported by agriculture. Fox G W, saloon GRIFFITH & BURKE, agts Randall Pulverizing Harrow and Warrior Mower Allan John, bootmaker Kast Henry, blacksmith and wagon- Davis J R, buteher maker Griffin F, justice of peace Knight Leonard, hotel Groezinger G, wine mannfr Krause Fred, saddler Mering SN, flour mills Haskin D C, station agt Cal P R K and agt W, F & Co Mullen M F, agt Northern Railway, W, Howe Nelson, blacksmith and wagon- maker F & Co and W U Tel Co PETTIT ASA, blacksmith and wagon- Huff J, saddler maker Johnson R I & J W, hotel Powers J W, saloon Reid Jno D. hotel Lambert C, gen mdse McDonald D W, liquors WHERRY G F, postmaster, grain and storage McGillis H, blacksmith and wagon- maker 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.

WHERRY & SAFFORD, gen mdse

Moore S D, soap manufr

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

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Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNT- NENA COLLEGE. 320 Post St .. N. F.

California-Yountville-Yreka. ALPHABETICALLY.

887

Kessler Joseph, gen mdse

King F J, gen mdse

King W H, physician

Klinge Mrs A, gen mdse

Lash D N, sheriff and tax collector

LAWTON & SKINNER, iron works and planing mill

MAIRS THOS, merchant tailor

MARTIN & IRWIN, livery and feed stable

McManus P F, gen mdse

MILLER HUGO, stoves and tinware

Miner M, gen mdse

Morse H A, county school supt

Myers M, tailor

NEHRBASS & HARMON, black- smiths and wagonmakers, agricultural implts and hardware

Nichal A, livery

NIXON R, propr "Oregon Journal"

Nordheim G A, gunsmith

"OREGON JOURNAL," (weekly) R Nixon editor and propr

Owens J, boot and shoemaker

Paine A E. jeweler and watchmaker

Pasberg .J, cigars and tobacco

Petters Chas, saloon

Poland P, watchmaker

Rammers John H, furniture

Raynes A E, postmaster

Raynes & l'yle, furnishing goods and clothing

RANOUS E, carpenter Renner M, saloo,i

REPP H, blacksmith

Rice J, county clerk, recorder, auditor

Richards A D, restaurant

RIDDLE J W, contractor and builder and saloon

CARRICK E, blacksmith and agricul- tural implements

Clarkson J, blacksmith

Cleland & Lehners, gen mdse

Cooley Win, county coroner and public Steele Elijah, superior judge

administrator

DeWitt Elisha, county assessor

De Witt RO, druggist

DUENKEL H, saloon

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 109

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