Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 157

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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Pendergast Mrs Annie, fancy goods, 1204 Pacific

Pendergast J A, com merchant, 206 Clay PENDERGAST SMITH;& CO, propre zEtna Iron works, manufr iron cast- ings and machinery, 217 to 221 Fro PENGELLAY R W, liquors, 576 Fol- som cor Second

Penney John F, boat builders, cor Ken- tucky and Solano

Pennie J C, lawyer, 708 Montgomery Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co, Jona-

than Hunt, Son & Co, 313 California Pennycook Jas, painter, 419 Chestnut Pentecost J, mining secy, 702 Market l'entony John, livery stable, 633 Green Penwell S A, secy Berkeley L & T I Assn, 652 Market

Peoples Ins Go, Hutchinson & Mann general agts, 322 and 324 California Pera Francisco, boot maker, 413 Broad Perata John, groceries and liquors, 1501 Dupont

Ferata Nicola, fruit, 837 Pacific

Perboner Mrs, ladies underwear, 1010 Stockton

Percy & Hamilton, architects, 318 Pine PEREY P, coppersmith, 312 Market Perier Mrs, restaurant, 507 P'ino

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

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

or Instalments. Illustrated Catalogues

PUNCTUALITY, Fronomy!

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Nheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 116, and 118 Battery St., N. F.

1232

San Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

ROOK TBOOK METHODIST Book Depository, MEI OR 1041 Market Street, ST BOOK. DEPO Between 6th and 7th, SAN FRANCISCO It is the Pacific Coast Branch of the Meth- odist Book Concern of New York City, and represents its entire line of business on this coast. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon. It has one of the most commodious and cheerful of stores, in the building erected for the accommodation of it's growing business, at the centre of the city of the very 104 Market Street, S. F. Between 6th and 7th. near future. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT of the Depository is always well stocked with the very best supplies of LIBRARY AND MUSIC BOOKS, CARDS, MAPS, REQUISITES, PERIODICALS, &c, These embrace not only the full line of the "METHODIST BOOK CONCERN," "PUBLISHING HOUSE OF THE M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH," and "NATIONAL TEMPERANCE PUBLICATION SOCIETY'S" issues, but also choice selections from all the very best Publishers of the country. Attention of Pastors and Superintendents is especially invited to the variety and ezcollence of our large stock of Sunday School supplies. THE BIBLE DEPARTMENT embraces every variety of size and style, from vest-pocket Bibles (the smallest made in the world) to the splendid l'artor and Pulpit editions-and at prices from fifty cents (and loss) to as many dollars, THE SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT ofers fine inducements to enterprising Agents in any and every section of the country wost of the Rocky Mountains. TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT. The Repository is " Headquarters" on the Coast of the " NATIONAL TEMPERANCE PUBLICATION SO- CIKTY," which was organized in 1856, for the special work of creating and circulating a sound tem- perance Literature. It is constantly issning tracts, pamphlets and bound volumes, presenting the temperance ques. tion in all it varied aspects, Scientific, Religious, Social, Financial, Legal, etc. Temperance Workers and Societies should send for Catalogues, and should equip themselves from this arsenal of supplies. The Publications of the "PUBLISHING HOUSE OF THE M. B. CHURCH, SOUTH," are in full ilae on our shelves. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. Our Stationery Department is well supplied with plain and fancy Stationery, Gold Pons, Cross' Stylografic Fountain l'en, etc., etc. Our Booky are said at EASTERN CATALOGUE PRICES, and sout prepaid at those rates. Agency for the Pacific Coast of "Stylograph," or Rapid Letter Copying Book, "Electrograph," and Stylografic Fountain Pen." It is our pleasure to have visitors call and examine our excellent stock of Theological, Tomper- ance, Sunday School and Miscellaneous Literature and Stationery. Correspondence from abroad invited. Catalogues supplied. Any books procured and forwarded, whether from the San Francisco or Eastern Market.

Address, Rev. JOHN B. HILL, Agent.

H. WACHHORST calls attention

to his Genuine Nter- ling Silverware, 315 J St

Numbers, 110, ttery St., N. F.

IST itory, Street,

FRANCISCO -

of the Meth- n of New tu its entire line of

ous and cheerful of e accommodation of of the city of the very

MENT

IBRARY AND MUSIC race not only the full . CHURCH, Sourn," and tions from all the very

risty and excellence of

est made In the world) (and loss) to as many

JENT the country wast of the

T. PERANCE P'URLICATION SO- circulating a sound tem-

; the temperance ques. leto.

hould equip themselves Tu," are in full Itae on T.

nery, Gold Pens, Cross' S, and sout prepald at

trograph," and

of Theological, Temper procurod and forwarded,

ILL, Agent.

Ster- 315 J St. are.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

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

San Francisco. . ALPHABETICALLY.

1233

ELECTROGRAPH

FOR MULTIPLYING COPIES OF ANY WRITING OR DRAWING, etc., with great convenience and rapidity. Ready in two minutes, 100 copies in five minutes. Worked by a child. Lasts for years. Writing in several colors copied at once. Does the work of the Papyrograph more expeditiously, easily, and perfectly.

UTILITY of the ELECTROGRAPH.

Circulars, Price-Lists, Programmes, Reports, Stock Lists, Bills of Fare, Invitations, Sketches, Plans, Music, School Reports and Blanks, Sabbath School Songs, Pas- tors' Addresses, &c., &c., can be rapidly reproduced at slight cost, to any extent desired, from a single impres- sion.

FACILITY of the PROCESS.

Any person wiltes or draws upon any kind of paper, and lays It on the the Electrograph tablet. In one minute the tablet contains a transcription, and from it even a child can take exact duplicates at the rate of twenty per minute. Wash the tablet with a sponge and water, and it is again ready for use.

PRICE from $1.00 upwards. It is of immediate and immense value to every professional and every business mail.

JOHN B. HILL, 1041 Market St., S. F. General Agent for the Pacific Coast.

Send for Samples of the work, Cireluars, etc., etc

Letters Written and Copied without Pen. Ink, Pencil or Copying Book. us

MCDONALD'S STYLOGRAPH

OR RAPID LETTER COPYING BOOK,

FOR MERCHANTS, LAWYERS, BANKERS, TRAVELERS AND EVERYBODY WHO DESIRES TO RETAIN A BEAUTIFUL AND PERMANENT COPY OF THEIR CORRESPONDENCE.

Just the thing for Commercial Travelers and all parties away from, or in their offices.

Letters by the old process must always be written in the office, counting-room, or wherever the press may be, while by our new process, a letter may be written and copied simultaneously at any time or place.

PRICES AND SIZES.

Each book furnished complete, with Styles and Patent Writing Packet ready for use.

Order Book for Traveling Saleminan, No. 0, 4x7, has 200 leaves. - $1.00 Note sizes No. 1. 5[ x8], has 100 leaver, Price

" 200

5. 81x10 300 .. paged and Indexed 2.50

Above are made of alternate sheets of Ruled Copying and Letter Paper.

For those who desire to use their own printed Note and Letter Heads, we make all our copying paper the fol- lowing size books:

Letter size No. ", 81x1, 500 leaves, paged and Indexed, $3.00

309

g 7x10. 500

Legal Cap size 10 81x10, 500

JOHN B. HILL, 1041 Market St,, S. F. General Agent for Pacific Coast.

Attention of Dealers and Canvassers invited. Send for Circulars.

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

A. T. CROSS' PATENTS, October 6, 1868; April 10, 1877; May 1, 1877; June 12, 1877; January 20. 1878.

" For long continued writing, it is certainly a great convenience to take up one of these pens, and to be able to write page after page for a "I have written about 10,000 with it without refilling."-Benjamin J. Lossing.

day at a time, without being obliged to lift the hand from the paper, or resort to the inkstrnd, or sharpen a pencil."-The "Scientific American."

kind of paper, will wear EQUAL TO ANY GOLD PEN, and is beautiful in form."-Editor of the " Pacific Methodist," San Francisco. " We write this paragraph with the most perfect pen that we have ever found. Never blots, does not ink the fingers, always ready for any

We have thoronylily tried a No. 3, and cnn rapidly

& For Description and Pricez see next page.

last a life time, and is invaluable to those having much writing or copying to do."-Editor " New Age," (I. O. O. F. ) San Francisco. and constantly write wrapptrs or copy MSS. all day long, with but one filling. With good ink and used according to directions it will, no doubt, " It is a fountain pen of the latest and most approved plan, and is an absolute success.

ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.

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reasonable rates and terms.

M. Gray, 117 Post St.

THE

1.25 1.75 1.50 2.00 2.501 4.00 "A. T. CROSS' STYLOGRAFIC" FOUNTAIN PEN. 10,000 TO 15.000 WORDS WRITTEN WITHOUT REFILLING. 5.50

Letter alze, " 4, 31x10 ** 3. 51x8 . 300 6. 8 x10 500 Note 8, .. 7x10. = W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. .. " 2. 5x81 200

American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Stoves and Ranges, 500 different pisos, wykon and patterns, 110. 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery M., S. F.

1234 Sun Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

Stylografio Fountain Pen Continued. PRICES. : F No. 1, $5.00. Nos. 2 & 3, $1.50. Nos. 4 & 5, $1.00. Nos. 6 & 7, 83.75. No. 8, 83.25. Pens Sent by Registered Letter on Receipt of Price. DESCRIPTION. Nos. 1, 3, 5 and 7 are 6 inches long, and Nos. 2, 4, 6 and 8 are 43 inches long. Nos. 1, 2, 5 and 6 aro of vulcanized rubber, mounted with 18 carat gold. . Nos. 3, 4, 7 and 8 are of vulcanized rubber, simply plain or chased. Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 are guaranteed Iridum points. This is the material with which gold pens are tipped, and is, practically, indestructible. Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 8 aro of fridum and Platinum alloy, and with fair usage should last for years. Caution .- The proprietors have found it necessary to publish as follows : . Every Genuine Pen bears the name of the inventor, A. T. CROSS." This is th original pen whose merits have made the world-wide reputation. The name was not protected by law, and hence inferior imitations have been sold under the same name. Wo now put " A. 'T. Cross' Stylografic " on all circulars, placards, &c., and the name of "A. T. Cross" on every pen, and shall prosecute any infringement of this title, " For Terms to Agents and Dealers, and for Circulars, address REV. JOHN B. HILL, 1011 Market Street, San Francisco, General Agout for Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Washington Ter., Oregon: Nevada, California, Arizona, Sonora, Lower Calite nia, &c. Perino N P, felt roofer, 638 Market Perini & Ferini, Italian restaurant, 105 and 107 Dupont Perrin E F estate agent, 402 Kear Perrin Robt, real estate, 402 Kearny Perrin R J, physician, 214 Sutter Perino Frank, barber, 619 Sacramento PERKINS A J, photographer, 337 Hayes Perrine N P' & Son, mastic roofers, 638 Market PERKINS & CARNEAL, atty at PERRY ALFRED W, physician, 101 Stockton Inw, 207 Sansom Perry G H, atty at law, 320 Sansem - Perkins G C, pres Franco-American Savings Bank, 428 Montgomery Perkins & Howard, San Rafael and Hay- ward Express, 1 Commercial Perry J W, bootmaker, 1025 Howard Pestner & Hilderbrandt, wholesale liq- uors, 411 and 413 Battery Peto Joseph, boots and shoes, 2 Fifth Peters F M L. & Co, fancy goods, toys, Perkins Wm, Spencer House, 961 and 963 Mission etc, 207 Montgomery Perkins Jas C, atty, 207 Sansom Perkins Jos, broker, 406 Market Perkins L G, cigars, 16 Third Perry Grattan, mine broker, 324 Pine Perry John Jr, stock and bond broker, 413 Montgomery Perkins, Logan & Co's Agency, 211 and 213 Clay Peters Geo S, fruit, 846 Valencia Peters Jacob, liquors, 505 Pacific Perpoli & Co, wood and coal, 60S Bilwy Peters John, liquors, SE cor Fourth and Berry Perpoli Madame, dyer and scourer, 33 Fourth Peters .[ H, livory stable, 2335 Wash Perquy John F, fancy goods, 955 Market PETERS J Hf & CO, photographers New York Gallery, 25 Third Perratta N, fruit, 837 Pacific Perrault Jno, physician, 413 Kearny Perrault Maurice N, liquors, 312 Wash Perrazo G, cigar maker, 1421 Dupont Perrett Eugene, laundry, 321 Fifth Peters Pearl L, artist, 223 Kearny Peters Wm C, liquors, 624 Clay Peters Wm J & Co, carpenters and builders, 28 Turk CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St., opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Perrin Engene, cigars and tobacco, 200 Peters & Cowie, hay and grain, NE cor Fourth

Russ and Howard

TRY . DR. CUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

, Myles and y &., 8. 7.

No. 8, 83.25. of Price.

inches long. t gold. :d. material with ir usage should

lish as follows : ." This is th The name was sold under the

ards, &e., and the ingement of this

, address n Francisco, ton Ter., Oregon:

e agent, 402 Kear te, 402 Kearny 214 Sutter hastie roofers, 638

W, physician, 104

w, 320 Sansem broker, 324 Pine and bond broker,

er, 1025 Howard hdt, wholesale liq- Battery

and shoes, 2 Fifth fancy goods, toys, ry

46 Valencia 505 I'ncifie SE cor Fourth and

able, 2335 Wash CO, photographers 25 Third t, 223 Kearny es, 624 Clay Co, carpenters and and grain, NE cor

M KING.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. Th. """" Commercial Callesa .... BOD PON NI .. N. F.

San Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

1 235

Peterson A, liquors, 228 Pacific Peterson & Alarme, hairdressers, 1133 Dupont

Peterson & Co, wood and coal, 427 O'Farrell

Petersou Chas & Co, proprs Union Soap Co, 232 Front

Peterson & Docker, restaurant, 644 Fourth

Peterson & Dowling, undertakers, 815 Market

Peterson & Dickhoff, liquors, 228 Pacific Peterson E, collector, 314 Bush

Petorson G B, grainer, 310 Miuna

Peterson & Hansen, restaurant and lodg- ings, 642 and 646 Fourth

Peterson H, butcher, cor Seventh and Bryant

l'eterson John, wines and liquors, 326 Main

PETERSON L, liquors and restaurant, 531 East

Petorson M P', cigars and tobacco, 421 Fast

Peterson Nick, saloon, NW cor Fourth and Townsend

Peterson O, liquors, 220 Kearny

Peterson & Olsson, model makers, 328 Bush

Peterson & Palmer, grocers, 716 Market Petersen Peter, restaurant, 907 :Kearny Petersen S B, shipping and com, 58 Clay Petersen, Shepherd & Co, real estate, 328 California, room 3

Petersou Soren B, ship and freight brok- er, 58 Clay

PETERI JOHN H, German delica- cies, 32 California Market

l'etibean E, druggist, cor How and 9th! Petri C, cigarmaker, 1341 Dupont Petri Jno, cigarmaker, 825 Pucific Petrie Henry, hairdresser, 1743 Mission

PETTERSON J, liquors, 324 Main Pettenati Peter, grocer, 1028 Kearny Pettigrew. & Farless, collectors, 217 San PETTIT & RUSS, label and show printers and engravers, 320 Sansom Penlecka H L, carpenter, 421 Coml Peva A, barber, 2.2 Broadway l'ew J W, min secy, 310 Pine, room 15 l'eyser Mrs C, clothing, 521 Montgy Peytona Mining Co, 310 Pine, room 15 Pfaff Henry, cabinetmaker, 512 Mont av Pfeiffer Jno W. locksmith, 1015 Kearny Pfeiffer Mrs, grocery, SW cor Twenty- second and Folsom

Pferdner & Co, gen export and com 515 Market

Pfile Jno F, blacksmith, 675 Brannan PFISTER J J & CO,crochet and knit- ted goods, 120 Sutter

Pflueger H, jeweler, 38 Sacramento Pflug L C, mining broker, 40 California,

Pforr Christian, grocer, NE cor Fourth und Jessie

I'forr Jno, real estate agt, 329 Montgy P'helan & Donahne, liquors, 33 Second Phelan G J, physician, 503 Third

Phelan Jas, capitalist, 519 Montgomery Phelan Jos P, atty at law, 217 Sansom Phelps & Miller, diamond imprs, 120 Sut Phelps & Wetinore, real estate agts, 331 Montgomery, room 18

Phelps C H, atty at law, 432 Montgy Phelps H G, agt W U Tel Co. 833 Sut

PHELP'S MANUFACTURING CO. W'S Phelps prest, 13 to 17 Drumm

PHELPS W S, prest Phelp's Manu- facturing Co, 13 to 17 Drummn

PHELPS W S & CO, shipsmiths, 715 Drumm

PHENIX FIRE & MARINE IN- SURANCE CO OF BROOKLYN,

Brown Craig & Co gen agts, 215 San Phenix Insurance Co, 215 Sansom

l'hil Sheridan Mining Co, SS F Ex blog PHILADELPHIA BREWERY, Jno Wieland propr, cor Second and Folsom Philan Jno, stationery, cor Sutter and Kearny

Philip, Sheridan & Co, exchange, com and ins agts, 425 California

l'hillips Mrs S D, confectionery, 28193 Mission

Phillips B. harnesmaker, 303 Fifth

Phillips C, bakery, 28193 Mission

Phillips DT, atty, NE cor Fourth and Townsend

l'hillips Ed, boots and shoes, 412} Pao Phillips E, painter, 515 Hyde

Phillips & Gibson, stoves and tinware, 3001 Mission

Phillips & M. picture frames, ctc, cor Sixth and Natoma

Phillips G M, faney goods, 130 Sixth Phillips H, restaurant, 219 Mission Phillips Jas R, baths, 114 Sutter Phillips J B, atty at law, 636 Clay Phillips JJ B, saloon, 1141 Market

PHILLIPS J S, consulting engince", examiner of mines, mineral assayer and metallurgist, 702 California Phillips J S & Co, bookbinders, 409 Clay Phillips Mrs, ladies' hairdresser, 122 Ellis Phillips I' A, butter and eggs, 27 Centre Market

Phillips Stephen H, atty at law, 220. Sansom

Phipps A B, stockbroker, 321 California l'hipps J, harnessmaker, 665 Howard

PHOENIX ASSURANCE (FIRE) CO of London, Butler & Haldan gen agts, 413 California

Phoenix Brewery, Noe bet 18th and 19th PHOENIX INSURANCE CO of Hart- ford, 323 California

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

Branch er New York Book Concern, "A. T. Cred WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City, Utah.

¿ Stylegratie" Pen. "Stylograph," "Electrograph,"

Methodist Book Depository,

Pages 300 & 301.

GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.

(Under my own name). I offer for sale, for cash or Instalments, these rella- ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post St.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Stoves and Ranges, 600 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.

1236

San Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

Phoenix Mutual Life Ins Co of Hartford, 318 Montgomery Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery Pioneer Iron Works, 225 and 227 Beale Phoenix Silver Min Co, 327 Pine Pioneer Mill & Mining Co, Stock Ex- Phoedervius Wm, groceries and liquors, cor Washington ave and Mission Piaggio A, liquors, 1622 Stockton Piche Medor, harness and saddlery, 636, Broadway change bldg PIONEER VARNISH WORKS, Hueter bros & Co proprs, 12 Second Pilcher. & Co, real-estate and house brokers, 134 Post Pidge DES, show cards, 20 Post Pilgrim G & S Min Co, 314 Montgomery Pilot Commissioners, 34 Merchants' Ex- change bldg Pickens J H, mining secy, 439 California Pickering Wm, druggist, SE cor Stock- ton and Broadway Pinchring R L, physician, 1502 Pine Pincus M, clothier, 54 Third Pickett E, restaurant, 1126 Larkin Pico P & Motroni A, livery stable and Pindo J, coffee stand, 723 Davis feed store, 517 Green Pinkham Min Co, 310 Pine, room 44 Piedmont & Arlington Life Ins Co, D M Pinkish Morris, tailor, 407 East Kent agt, 330 Pine, rm 18 Pininini B, fruit, 629 Lombard Pieper H C & Co, stationery, toys and Pinney B B, night contractor, 312 Pine crockery, 1010 Buchanan Pieper Leon, liquors, 643 Washington Pieper M, restaurant, 156 Second Pierce & Son, truss dealers, 704 Sac Piper & Co, decoraters, 207 Montgomery Piper J B, bay freighting and brick manuf, 7 Clay Piper Win A, capitalist, 606 Montgomery PIERCE CHAS L, physician, specialist for diseases of head, throat, eye and ear, 108} Powell Piperling & Co, butchers, SE cor Hyde and Union Pircher Bros, liquors, 707 Mission Pierce EG & Co, draymen, 20 California Pierce James P, capitalist, 315 Cal Pierce P, marble works, 1140 Mission Pissis Albert, architect, 302 Montgomery Pissis J E, physician, 825 Mission Pistolesi August, grocer, 752 Washington PIERCE WALTER S, pianos, sheet music and musical instruments, agt for S Brainard's & Sons music books and publications, 30 New Montgomery Pierce W H, artist, etc, 843 Mission Pitts J, jeweler, 309 Sixth Piercy Bros, coffee house, 437 Bush Pittsburg G M Co, 414 California Pierre Jean, boots and shoes, 1333 Dup l'ixley & Harrison, attys at law, 430 Cal Pierron Emile, bakery, 304 Moutgy ave Pitcher & Co, real estate agents and business brokers, 33 Kearny Pitman, Middleton & Co, stevedores, 38 Market PIXLEY FRANK M, pres Argonaut PIERSON WILLIAM M, atty at law, 616 Sacramento Publishing Co, 522 California Pizzala C, sausagemaker, 1132 Dupont Pietzch & Co, sausages and dairy pro- duce, 803 Larkin Plagemann H & Co, cigar manufre and leaf tobacco, 305 Sacramento Pignaz A, restaurant, 29 Third Plagemann J C, plumber, 204 Powell Pigue E, piano and guitar teacher, 130 ‘Íurk Piguot John, laundry, 822 Mission Pike & Hayes, restaurant, 626 and 628 Plass E N, dairy produce, 316 Sixth Kearny Plagemann Wm, tailor, 14 Geary Plaisance L O, atty, 526 Montgomery Planz Henry, tailor, 525 Geary PLATE A J & CO, guns, rifles, pis- Pike J M, propr United States Restaur- ant, 548 Clay tols, sporting material and sole agents Remington celebrated firearms, Mason- ic, society and military goods, 325 Montgomery Pike J M & Co, wholesale cigars and to- baccos, 327 and 329 Front PILLSBURY E S, atty at law, 306 Plato & Heense, barbers, 108 Sixth Pine, rms 1 to 3 PLATSHEK & HARRIS, commission PILLSBURY & TITUS, attys at law, 306 Pine, rins 1 to 3 merchants, wool, hides and pelts, 312 Sacramento Pine Lumber Assn, Pier 5 Steuart Platlı J, groceries, NE cor Ellis and Steiner Pine St Coffee House, Norager & Hjul proprs, 516 Pine Platt H G, atty at law, 320 Sansom Pinkner Gustave J, cigars, 1231 Mission Pinto A, tailor, 817 Vallejo I'latt Mrs R, ladies' furnishing goods, 6 Sixth Pitt Mrs Elizabeth, grocer, 457 Tehama Platt's Hall, Montgomery bet Pine and Bush Pioneer Brewery, 209 Treat ave Platz J, plumber, 223 Post Plege Louis, tailor, 337 Geary CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

Pioneer Con Min Co, 309 California Pioneer G & S Min Co, 330 Pine, rm 26

H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.

dizes, styles and ttery St., S. F.

mery and 227 Beale Co, Stock Ex-

SH WORKS. ors, 12 Second ate and house

$14 Montgomery Merchants' Ex-

an, 1502 Pine Third 23 Davis Pine, room 44 4'07 East ombard tractor, 312 Pine 207 Montgomery chting and brick

, 606 Montgomery ers, SE cor Hyde

707 Mission , 302 Montgomery 825 Mission r, 752 Washington estate agents and , Kearny Co, stevedores, 38

Sixth 4 California tys at law, 430 Cal M, pres Argonaut California ker, 1132 Dupont cigar manufre and acramento ber, 204 Powell or, 14 Geary 526 Montgomery 525 Geary luce, 316 Sixth guns, rifles, pis- trial and sole agents jed firearms, Mason- hilitary goods, 325

bers, 108 Sixth BRIS, commission ides and pelts, 312

NE cor Ellis and

aw, 320 Sansom furnishing goods, 6

omery bet Pine and

3 Post 337 Geary

J Street, Sac.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. 820 Post !street. Educates "thoroughly' for Business,

San Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

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Pleiados G & S M Co, 328 Montgomery PLUM CHAS M & CO, carpets and upholstering goods, 641 and 643 Mkt Plumas Con G M Cc, 204 Montgomery Plumbe G F, mannf buggy tops, cor Mis- sion and New Montgomery Plume Jno V, note broker, 232 Cal Plummer G E, dairy produce, 12 Contre Market

Plummer H L, carpenter, 534 Sac Plummer H W, stock broker, 316 Mont Plunkett Wm A, atty, 530 California Pintus G & S M Co, 646 Market

Podesta G & Peirano L, foreign and do- mestic fruits, nuts, etc, 442 Bush Podesta S, fruits and produce, NE cor McAllister and Buchanan

Poehlman Wm, confectioner, SW cor Post and Powell

Poett Alfred, civil engineer, 419 Pine Pohl Geo G, hides, pelts, etc, 110 Drumm Pohlmann Gus, enameler, 417 Kearny

POHEIM JOS, merchant tailor, 724 Market

Polack S, ins broker, 413 California Poletta Joseph, grocer, 814 Jackson Politta Jos, groceries, 814 Jackson Pollak Arnold, N Y cigars, 217 Sac

Pollard J, carriago mannfr, 67 and 69 Stevenson

Pollard J P, wood and coal, 1 Valencia Pollard Llewellyn, hairdresser, 788 Fol Pollard Thos, lumber and commission, 17 Steuart

Pollard W H, broker, tin and salmon, 402 Front

POLLHAMMER A, engraver and die sinker, 417 Kearny

Poly, Hebron & Co, wholesale butchers, 339 Kearny

Pomeroy Carter P, atty at law, 211 San Pomeroy John N, atty, 211 Sansom

Pond O H, machinist, tool and model maker, 318 Mission

Pond Edward B, capitalist, 318 Pine Pon Jean P, coffee and spice mills, 1025 Pacific

Pons Mrs H, corset manufr, 219 Post Pontiac G & S M Co, 302 Montgomery Ponzo P, artist, 311 Jessie

POOLE A W, U S marshal, U S Ap. praisers building, Sansem and Wash Poole J P, atty, 604 Merchant

Poole Miss Sadie, portrait painter, 309 Eddy

Poorman S, atty at law, 310 Pine Pope E R, atty and min secty, 217 San Pope G, restaurant, 549 First Pope Harry E, collector, 052 Market Pope O C, min engineer and assuyer, 220 Sansom

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 157

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