Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 165

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Publication date: 1880
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Wichman & Lutgen, wholesale liquors, 321 Clay

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

ers, 110, St., S. F.

cor Mar- 4 Montgy IFORNIA tgomery or Bush and

cor Valen-

.rkin olesale dairy sh, 328 Front Philadelphia Folsom . 9, 828 Mkt rs, 65 4th rs, cor Chan-

nt and Stock ry, 225 5th Sixth North German

and rufflings, VE cor Mission ifrs and whole- ves and house- Montgomery erman atty at

ker, 331 Mont sion, 117 Clay or and dealer in eers, 129 to 135

3 Third story, 418 Hayes 37 Montgomery kery, cor Geary e factory, Fif- chandise broker, Wilder), physi-

ecy, 328 Montgy draughtsman U 0 Commercial 5 Mission 29 Kearny esale liquors, 109

4 Second Third and Bran ; and com mchts,

goods, 940 Har E cor Chestnut

Portland, Ors- con, have it

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically taught at PACIFIC BUSI- NESS COLLEGE:, 320 Post St. S. F.

San Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

1279

Wilkins Mrs, hairdresser, 331 Fourth Wilkins A, furniture, 132 Fourth Wilkins J H B, atty at law, 438 Cal

Wilkinson W., boots and shoes, 1212 Polk

Wilkinson E J, liquors, SW cor Fill- more and Bay

WILL & FINCK, cutlery and bell- hanging, 769 Market

Willard E L, mining, 326 Pine

Willcox & Gibbs, Sewing Machine Co and automatic machine, A L Eggles- ton manager, 124 Post

WILLCUTT J_L, gen passenger agent SPR R, cor Fourth and Townsend Willey J M, physician, 949 Mission Willey Jas, business agent, 34 Kearny Willey O F & Co, carriages and harness, 427 Montgomery

William H F, real estate, 740 Fourth WM TELL HOUSE, Frederick Gercke, 307 Bush

Williams & Bixler, capitalists, 320 San Williams & Bourne, manufrs multiplex copying tablet, 612 Clay

Williams Bros, dealers in leather, 569 Market

Williams C B, contractor, 528 California Williams C L & Co, stationery, 417 Washington

Williams, Dimond & Co, agts P M S S Co, insurance and com merchants, 202 Market

Williams Miss E, artist, 120 Sutter Williams G F, mining engineer, 411} California

WILLIAMS GEO R, atty at law, 528 California, room 4

Williams & Graham, Oakland and S F Express, 28 Market

Williams & Guion Line, J F Fugazi agt, 5 Montgomery ave

Williams H F, contractor, 740 Fourth Williams John, coffee saloon, 608 Clay Williams John, grocers, 1506 Powell

Williams Mrs J B, dressmaking, 404 Twenty-second

Williams Jno J, atty at law, Stock Ex- change Building, rooms 14 and 15

Williams Mrs J, confectioner, 540 Buslı Williams N F, hairdresser, 799 Fourth Williams R E, physician, 123 Stockton Williams S G, hardware and variety, 253 and 255 Fourth

Williams S H & Son, architects, 61 Mer- chants' Exchange Building

Williams &' Schreiber, liquors, 21 Kear Williams Virgil, California School of De- sign, 430 Pine

Williamson Bros, plumbers, Powell near Sutter

Williamson James, wood and coal, 28 Natoma

WILLIAMSON R S, Lieut Colonel U S A, U S Engincer and Light House Engineer, 120 Sutter

Willis M H, sec City R R Co, 14 Mission Willis Wir, mining see, 309 Montgomery Willite T, bakery, 1837 O'Farrell

Willows Lund Association, 330 Pine

Willsen G W, harnessmaker, NE cor Greenwich and Steiner

WILMERDING & CO, wholesale for- eign and domestic wines and liquors, 214 and 216 Front

Wilson Andrew, saloon and lodgings, 111 Jackson

Wilson Augustus, bakery, 1139 Folsom Wilson A W & Co, restaurant, 614 Clay WILSON & BRO, manuErs and whole- sale dealers in doors, sashes and blinds, 18 to 22 Drumm

Wilson Edgard M, atty, 507 Montgy

Wilson Edward Y, plumber and gasfit- ter, GOS Larkin

Wilson & Felt, coffee saloon, 49 Sac

Wilson Geo, cigars, SE cor Steuart and Howard

Wilson H H & Son, guns and fishing tackle, 513 Clay

Wilson & Holland, hotel, 10 Broadway

WILSON HORACE, librarian Mechan- ics' Institute, 27 Post

Wilson & Hutchinson, stock brokers, 322 Pine

Wilson J F, livery stable, 126 Ellis

Wilson J NE, atty at law, 216 Sansom Wilson J S, hardware, 408 Hayes

Wilson J S, stock broker, 322 Pine

Wilson J Y & Co, butchers and pork packers, 508 Market and 9 Sutter

Wilson Mrs M A, confectionery, 342 Fourth

Wilson M T, physician, 1043 Mission Wilson O & Co, house raising, 857 Har Wilson & Otis, attys at law, 420 Cal

Wilson R, fancy goods, 2514 Mission

WILSON RAMON E, attorney at law, 419 California, room 19

Wilson Richard, stock broker, 415 Mont

Wilson Richard M, mining engineer, 314 Montgomery

Wilson Robert, dry and fancy goods, 2514 Mission

Wilson Sewing Machines, 634 Market

WILSON T H, cigars and tobacco, 312 Fourth

Wilson T K, judge Superior Court Dept No 3, 628 Montgomery

Wilson Wm, physician, 515 Kearny

Wilson Wm, asphaltum roofer, 612 Miss

Wilson W F, plumber and gasfitter, 25 Stockton

Wilson & Wilson, attorneys at law, 420 California

Wilton E F, tailor, 412} Geary

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

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.

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

"A. T. Cross' Stylografic " Fountain Pen. ¿ Electrograph," Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

} Pages 300 & 301.

Fashion,

PUNCTUALITY, Economy.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pampa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112. and 115 Battery Street. A. F.

1280

San Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

WILTON JOHN M & CO, dairy pro- duce and canned fruits, 23 and 24 California Market WISE JOHN H. (Christy & Wise), prest Commercial Ins Co of California, 607 Front Wilzinski S, costumer, 417 Bush Wise Tully R, atty at law, 16 Mont- Winans, Belknap & Godoy, attys at law, 604 Merchant gomery ave Wisluzil J, merchant tailor, 10 and 605 Winch Walter, hardware and crockery, 532 Hayes Montgomery, 302 Kearny Wiss G, physician, 1800 Dupont Winchell & Cole, real estate, 304 Wissing F J, wood and coal, 1054 Fol Montgomery Wissinger & Payson, carpenters, 408 Jackson Winchester Chas W, boarding stable, 13 and 15 Stevenson Witgen Deidrich, groceries, 1201 Dupont Winckelmann Henry, groceries, 601 Wind Moritz, tanner, San Bruno Road Witt H, fruit, 235 Sixth WINDEL H & CO, Pioneer Furni- ture Storage Warehouse, 310 Stockton Windle E, physician, NW cor Valencia and Twenty-third Hayes Witsehen H, grocer, NW cor Dupont and Broadway Witt J, fruit and vegetables, Bay City Market Witt Julius, manufr clothing, 22 Sansom Witte William, groceries, SE cor Powell Windt C, liquors, 518 Merchant and Vallejo Windt H A, groceries, NE cor Hyde and Wittman & Bigne, restaurant, 412 Pine Wittmeier John G, liquors, 513 Pacific Wittram C, atty at law, and real estate, 230 Montgomery Broadway Wing & Allen, photographers, 342 Kear Wing T, physician, 2235 Mission Wing W H & Co, manufs lasts, boot trees, etc, NW cor Mission and Fre Wittram Fredk, real estate, 230 Montgy Witzel J F & Bro, grocers, cor Davis WINGATE I C, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley & S F Express, 6 Sacramento and 852 Broadway, Oakland and Pacific Witzemann Wm, butcher, NW cor Mer- chant and East WINKLE A & H JR, bakery, SE cor Vallejo and Battery Wobber Bros, grocer, 2001 Powell WINKLE B C JR, bakery, SE cor Vallejo and Broadway Wobber E A, liquors, cor Beale and Brannan Wobber Henry, groceries, NE cor Leav- enworth and Geary Winn T J, tailor, 313 Sutter Wochatz C, liquors, 411 Bush Winrow J, butcher, 3000 Mission WOENER DAVID, cooper, 104 Spear WOERNER CARL. dressmaker and costumer, 223 Kearny Winslow C W, liquors, 314 Third Winter Adolph, tailor, 308 Post Winter Miss Alice, ladies hairdresser, 1601 Polk Woerz C liquors, 1607 Polk Winter Bros, steam sausage factory, 43 Woerz G H, liquors, 5 Hardie Place Wohlke John, saloon, 31 Fifth Fremont Winter J H, grocer, 1600 Bush Winter James H, druggist, 659 Clay Wohlke & Mensen, rustic window shades, 413 Mission Winter John F, grocer, SW cor Union Wolbern & Eisner, painter, 606 Post Wolf A & Co, boots and shoes, 208 Sixth Winter J W, dentist, 206 Kearny Winter & Pauli, beer hall, 411 Bush Wolf Fredk, stockbroker, 316 Montgy Wolf F C, wall paper, 1228 Stockton Winter W, real estate, secty Territorial Pioneers, 838 Market Wolf Jno, hairdresser, 221 Dupont and Filbert WOLF JOSEPH, jeweler, 120 Sutter Winter W G, dentist, 206 Kearny Wolf M, cigar manufr, 356 Third WINTER & WINTER, dentists, 206 Kearny WOLF PHILIP & CO, commission Winterburn Joseph & Co, printers and electrotypers, 417 Clay merchants, 304 Battery Wolf W H, carpenter, 931 Mission Wolfarth J M, bootmaker, 1322 Pacific Winterhalter W, architect, 29 Post Wintjen John, groceries, 2201 Geary Wintz Joseph, liquors, SE cor Nine- teenth and Mission Wolfe Jos M, traveling agt, 545 Wash Wolfe M A, dry goods, 820 Market WOLFE & SON, architects, 240 Mont Wolfe Wm, fancy goods, 1210 Steckton Wolfen Max & Co, com merchants, 216 Washington Wolfenstein V, photographer, 1144 Mkt Wolff August, bookbinder, 310 Post Wolff Chas H, atty at law, 401 Cal CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

WIRSING CHAS H, manufr trunks and valises, 628 Market Wirt N S, atty, 511 Montgomery Wise & Goldfish, gen mdse, 33 and 35 Battery

H. WACHHORST, importer of

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

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. 380 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.

San Francisco.

1281

Wolff Jacob, bootmaker, 605 Mont ave WOLFF & LOZE, watches, diamond setter and watch materials, 120 Sutter Wolff M A A, physician, 233 Mont ave Wolff Marcus, plumber, 260 First

WOLFF & RHEINHOLD, importers and com merchants, cement, wines and liquors, 324 Washington Wolfrom A, cigar manufr, 646 Market Wollitz T, baker, 1425 Dupont

Wolters Bros, imprs wines and liquors, 221 California

Wolters & Co, produce, pickles and sauerkraut, 69 and 70 Cal Market

Wolters Bros, grocers, NE cor Twentieth and Guerrero

Wolters Wm, grocer, 29 Clementina Women's Christian Temperance Union, coffee house, 629 Sacramento

WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE PRINTING OFFICE, Mrs L G Richmond & Son proprs, 424 Montgy Wood B & Co, com merchants, 612 Clay Wood Chas, plumber, 138 Seventh Wood Geo T, stationery, 133 Fourth Wood Geo M & Co, stationers and en- gravers, 120 Post

Wood Mrs H, dressmaker, 1007} Stock Wood Horace V, butcher, Mission near Twenty-ninth

Wood Hugh, furniture, 677 Mission

Wood H H, secretary S F Laundry, 33 Geary

Wood Mrs J, fancy goods, 212 Second Wood J M, atty at law, 704 Montgy Wood Jno, bootmaker, 408 24th

WOOD M F, manager Pacific motor, 5 and 7 Beale

Wood Suml, tailor, 775 Market Wood W C, sailmaker, 44 Market Wood W E, stockbroker, 318 Montgy Wood Wm H, atty at law, 715 Clay

Wood Wm S, atty at law, 309 Montgy Woodbridge A F, printer, 224 Montgy WOODBURY F C, Heald's Business College, 24 Post

Woodbury Geo W, box factory, Berry bet Fourth and Fifth

Woodhams & Ludlum, Empire Storage Warehouse, Beale nr Market

Woods F H, dealer in securities, 412 Wright -, physician, 850 Market Montgomery

WOODS F N & CO, poultry, 65, 66 and 67 California Market

Woods Geo L, atty at law, 320 Cal

Woods Preston, foreign and domestic fruit, 13 Fourth

Woods Thos, carpenter, SE cor O'Farrell and Broderick

Wooster, Hubbell & Co, wholesale dairy produce and provisions, 317 Front Woodville Con S Min Co, R E Kelly secy, 419 California

Woodward's Gardens (estate of R B Woodward propr), Mission bet Thir- teenth and Fifteenth

Woodward Wm A, dentist, 920 Market Woodward W A & Co, job printing, 529 California

Woodworth John, restaurant, 514 and 516 Pacifio

WOODWORTH, SCHELL & CO, imprs pianos and organs, 12 Post

WOOLF D B, secy California State Democratic Club, 630 Commercial

Woolhouse & Hilliard, groceries and butcher, SW cor Nineteenth and Capp Woolsey E W, sheep raiser, 418 Cal

Woolworth R C, pres First National Gold Bank, 315 Montgomery

Wooster David, physician, 746 Mission Wooster, Hubbell & Co, commission, 317 and 319 Front, 310 to 314 Coml Wores Joseph, hatter, 609 Washington Workman Jno, restaurant, 605 Davis Workingmen's Free Library, 1235 Mkt Worn George A, real estate and money broker, 438 California

Worsham L, physician and surgeon, 413 Bush

Worsham W S & Co, groceries and pro- visions, 301 Tyler

WORTH & MERRILL, mannfrs paper collars, cuffs and bosoms, also manufr of suspenders, 35 Second

Worth Sidney, physician, 426 Sutter

Wortman -, liquors, NW cor Clay and Kearny

Wortman Henry, liquors, cor Howard and Steuart

WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES, Truman S Clark propr, 21 New Mont Wrede C, liquors, 419 East

Wrede & Co, liquors, NW cor Clay and East

Wrede D, grocer, NE cor Seventeenth and Guerrero

Wrede H, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific Wrede J, wood and coal, 1623 Powell Wrede John, saloon, 222 Washington Wrede Wm, cigar mannfr, 423 Wash

Wren J, wood and coal, NE cor Twenty- second and Harrison

WRIGHT & HANCHETTE, station- ery and news dealers, 433 Montgy ave Wright's Hotel, David T Griffiths, 218 Broadway

Wright John, pickmaker, 13 Fremont WRIGHT JOHN A, atty at law, 309 Montgomery, rms 16 and 17 Wright Mitchell, groceries, 20 Sixth Wright R Percy, atty at law, 310 Pine Wright & Riley, sewer contractors, 126 Geary

Wright & Sanders, architects, 418 Cal

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

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

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

Instalments. `Illustrated Catalogue

. 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.

6, 110, 118,

sty & Wise), of California,

w, 16 Mont-

or, 10 and 605

Dupont coal, 1054 Fol arpenters, 408

es, 1201 Dupont W cor Dupont

ables, Bay City

thing, 22 Sansom 8, SE cor Powell

aurant, 412 Pinc uors, 513 Pacific , and real estate,

tate, 230 Montgy rocers, cor Davis

er, NW cor Mer- 2001 Powell a, cor Beale and

ies, NE cor Leav.

1 Bush cooper, 104 Spear dressmaker and

Polk Hardie Place 31 Fifth rustic

window

nter, 606 Post d shocs, 208 Sixth ker, 316 Montgy 1228 Stockton 221 Dupont velcr, 120 Sutter 356 Third CO, commission tery 931 Mission aker, 1322 Pacific g agt, 545 Wash 820 Market chitects, 240 Mont ds, 1210 Stockton m merchants, 216

grapher, 1144 Mkt inder, 310 Post t law, 401 Cal

B15 J St., Sac.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

oven and Rangce, 500 different sizes; styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.

1282

San Francisco. ALPHABETICALLY.

Wright Selden S, atty at law, 306 Pine Wright Wm, lamps and oil, 300 Mont- gomery ave Yeager Thos T, umbrellas and parasols, 3 Dupont Yeaton Mrs J H, dressmaker, 407 Taylor Yeazel A H, livery stable, 1639 and 1614 Eddy Wright W H, stock broker, 420 Montgy Wright W J, confectionery, 928 Larkin Wuestefeld J G, saloon, 308 Fourth Yelland R D, artist, 408 California Wulburn John, groceries, NW cor Fil- Yellow Jacket G & S M Co, 203 Bush bert and Laguna YERBY & ROSEBERRY, commission Fashion, Wulff Bros, grocers, NE oor Sixth ave and L merchants, wool and grain, 202 Cal York & Whitworth, attys at law, 120 Sutter Wulff Peter, pickle and saur kraut fac- tory, 422 Davis York Wm, imprs of liquors, 204 Cal York W M, atty, 120 Sutter Wulyen D H, groceries, cor Ninth and Folsom Yost DZ & Co, stockbrokers, 441 Cali- York W R, house painter. 312 Minna Young America South Mining Co, Stock Ex bldg fornia and 332 Montgomery Wunderer & Seeli, confectioners, 1233 Stockton CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City. Wunderlich E, varieties, 1877 Mission Wunsch & Co, wholesale jewelers, 206 Kearny Young & Bro, butchers, Greenwich near Steiner Wunache C G, restaurant, 46 Steuart Wunsch Nicholas, barber, SE cor Rail- Young Conrad, dairy produce, 1317 Dup Young James, watchmaker, 57 Second Young Joseph, druggist, 1114 Folsom road and Eleventh aves Wurkheim & Co, cloaks and suits, 125 Kearny YOUNG DR J C, Medical Institute, 7 Stockton Wuthrich John, butcher, 415 Geary WYATT, HASKIN & CO, commis- Young Mena' Christian Association, H Cox secy and librarian, 232 Sutter mission merchants, 118 Front Wybell & Tedford, dreas and cloakmak- ers, 209 Sixteenth YOUNG NESTON A, aupt and mangr Permutation Lock Co,, 531 California Wylie James, carriagemaker, 20 and 22 Seventh Young Thornas, real estate broker, SE cor Sutter and Montgomery, up stairs Wyman C, liquors, 777 Mission Young W D, tailor, 307 Minna WYMAN C F, secy Board of Trade of San Francisco, Union block, junction Pine and Market Youngberg & Meyer, publisher "Swedish News," 417 Bush Youngclaus J D, boots and shoes, 417 Wyoming and Dakota Water Co. A Borland prest, Theo Widman secy, 404 Montgomery Sutter Younger E A, M D, dentist, 224 Stock Younger Wm J, M D, dentist, 224 Stock Wyrich Christian, liquor, 16 Clay Wythe J H, physician, 39 Sutter Youths Directory, No 1417 Howard YUBA GRAVEL RANGE MINING Wythe W T, physician, 39 Sutter Wyttenbach E, artist, 432 Montgy CO, H Pichoir secy, 320 Sansom Yuill James, furniture, 343 Sixth Yule Gravel Mining Co, 302 Montgy Yuma Mill Mining Co, 309 Montgomory Yager Marten, butcher, 211 Folsom Z YALE LOCK MANUFG CO, Rich- ards & Snow agts, 408 Market Zabel J, hat and cap manufr, 125 Sansom ZABRISKIE JAMES C, atty at law, 620 Washington Yanagiya Kentaro, consul Japan, 309 Jones Yang Taze Ins Asan, 206 Sansom ZACHARIAS & GREEN, wholesale Yarndley Mra R, milliner, 2500 Cal jewelers, 126 Kearny YATES A O & CO, commission mer- chants, 127 Washington Zachariaa L & Bro, jewelers, 21^ Kearny Zacharias M, watches and jewelry, 308 YATES & CO, paints, oils, lamp stock, varnishes and brushes, (whole- "sale), 113 Front Kearny Zacharias S, watchmaker, 308 Kearny Zadig & Kullmann, stockbrokers, 307 Montgomery Yates Fred, artist, 4 Mercantile Library building . Yates G O, wood and coal dealer, 531 Pine Zaepffel Xavier, confectionery, 785 Eddy ZALLO B, florist, 246 Sutter Zambelich J & Bros, restaurant, 509 Clay YATES R R, agt Cal Sil Mannf Co, 585 Market Zanovich L V, fruit, 1122 Stockton

TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

PUNCTUALITY, ECONOMY!

sizee; styles and ttery St., 8. F.

and parasols,

er, 407 Taylor 1639 and 1614

alifornia , 203 Bush Y, commission in, 202 Cal 's at law, 120

rs, 204 Cal ter . 312 Minna kers, 441 Cali- mery ining Co, Stock Greenwich near

duce, 1317 Dup aker, 57 Second 1114 Folsom ical Institute, 7

Association, H a, 232 Sutter supt and mangr ,, 531 California state broker, SE gomery, up stairs Minna blisher "Swedish

and shoes, 417

ntist, 224 Stock lentist, 224 Stock 1417 Howard NGE MINING 320 Sansom 343 Sixth 302 Montgy 309 Montgomory

anufr, 125 Sansom C, atty at law,

EEN, wholesale

eiers, 21^ Kearny and jewelry, 308

er, 308 Kearny stockbrokers, 307

tionery, 785 Eddy Sutter restaurant, 509 122 Stockton

KING.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 290 Port stre thoroughly for Business.

San Francisco.

1283

Fountain

Zanhitzer Albert, liquors, 248 Sutter ZANTZINGER BR. com merchant, sole agt Pacific coast for Holbrook To- bacco Works, Louisville, Kentucky, 232 California

Zech J, piano manufr, 211 Ninth Zecher F W, butcher, 1817} Powell ZECKENDORF & STAAB, (Tucson, A T), gen mdse, 324 Clay

Zeglio D, Carrara Marble Works, 1328 Howard

Zsh L, butcher, SE cor Dupont and Union Zehfuss Wm, carpenter and cabinet- maker, 840 Mission

Zeile Chas D, drugs and baths, 524 to 528 Pacifio

Zeile F, physician, 524 Pacific Zeile Fredk, Russian baths, 524 Pacific

and Turkish Zocchi F, acting Italian consul, 525 Front

Zolfor Jno, furniture, 25 Stockton Zolner, Henry, stationery, 238 Sixth Zook Frank L, civil engineer, 313 Mont Zosiel G, restaurant, 305 Sixth

Zschiesche Chris, bootmaker, 1422 Dup Zschiesche R, cigars, tobacco, 621 Kearny Zundorf Jno, tailor, 422 Sacramento Zvietich & Garrone, fruit com merchants, 519 Sansom

Zwald Mrs Mary, fruit, 1049 Howard Zweifel Mrs Ellen, fruit, 1060 Howard

F. M. L. PETERS.

F. AUG. MEYER.

HEADQUARTERS

Archery,

Tags,

Fancy Goods,

Cutlery,

Optical Goods,

Musical Instruments, Croquet,

Purses,

Satchels,

Work Boxes,

Base Balls,

Etc., Etc., Etc.

F. M. L. PETERS & CO.,

No. 207 Montgomery Street, Russ House Block.

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

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

for

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

Instalmer

Illustrated Catalogues.

PUNCTUALITY, Fashion,

ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "stylograph," Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Zenovich L, liquors, 640 Post Zenovich Lucca, fruit, 1122 Stockton Zent Gold Min Co, 314 Montgomery Ziegler F E, stationery, 634 Montgy Zihn A, carpenter, 432 Fifth Zimmer Chas K, barber, 6 Summer Zimmer G W, groceries, 422 Post Zimmerman Edw, hairdresser, 336 Sixth Zimmerman H L, stationery, 703 Bdwy Zinnamon A, tailor, 308 Bush

Zinnaman & Gutman, tailors, 223 Bush ZINNS CHRISTIAN, merchant tail- oor, 611 Sacramento

Zinns L A, stockbroker, S F Stock Ex- change building

Zissig Chas, dry and furnishing goods, 802 Kearny

Zeis John, boots and shoes, 222} Second Zaisenburg & Stamen, groceries, 721 Fol Zeiro & Sciaroni, liquors, 621 Broadway Zeiss Louis, com merchants, 106 Clay Zelner Wm, druggist, 873 Mission Zeller H, stucco worker, 1043 Market Zellerbach A, stationery, 413 Sansom Zemanskey H J, mannfr cigars, 986 Fol Zemansky S, millinery, 210 Sixth Zengeler Mrs S, coffee saloon, 24 Dupont

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IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE WEST!

Its main line rums from Chleago to Council Bluffs, passing through Jollet, Ottawa, La Salle, Genesoo. Molino, Itock Island, Davonport, West Liberty. Iowa City, Marongo, Brooklyn, Grinnell, Des Moines (the capitni of lowa), Stuart, Atlan- tic, and Avoca; with branches from Bureau Junction to Peoria : Wilton Junction to Musen- tine. Washington, Fairfield, Eldon, Bolknap, Centreville, Princeton, Trenton, Gallatin, Came- ron. Leavenworth, Atchison, and Kansas City; Washington to Sigourney, Oskaloosa, and Knox- ville: Keokuk to Farmington, Bonaparte, Ben- tonsport, Independent, Eldon, Ottumwa, Eddy- ville, Oskutoosa, Pelia, Monroe, and Des Moines; Newton to Monroe; Des Moines to Indianola and Winterset: Atlantic to Lewis and Audubon; and Avoca to Harian. This is positively the only Railroad, which owns, and operates n through line from Chicago into the State of Kansas.

Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull- man Palace Cars attached, are run ench way daily between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAVENWORTH and ATCHI- SON. Through cars arealso run between Milwau- kee and Kansas City, via tho "Milwaukee and Rock Island Short Line."

The "Great Hoek Island" is magnificently equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect, and its track is laid with steel rails.

What will please you most will be the pleasure of enjoying your menis, while passing over the beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa, in one of our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all Through Express Trains. You get an entire meal, as good as is served in any first-class hotel, for seventy-five cents.

Appreciating the fact that a majority of the people prefer separate apartments for different purposes (and the immense passenge . business of this line warranting it), we are pleased to an- nounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Palace

Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One other great feature of our Paluce Cars is a SMOKING SALOON where you can enjoy your " Havana" at all hours of tho diny.

Magnificent Iron Bridges span tho Mississippi and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by this line, and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Atchison, con- noctions being made in Union Depots.

THE PRINCIPAL R. R. CONNECTIONS OF THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE AS FOLLOWS :

At CHICAGO, with all diverging lines for the East and Sonth.

At ENGLEWOOD, with the L. S. & M. S., and P., Ft. W. & C. R. ltds.

At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, with P., C. & St. L. R. It.

At LA SALLE, with Iii. Cent. R. R.

At PEORIA, with P. P. & J .; P. D. & E .; I. B. & W .; IN. Mid .; and T. P. & W. Rds.

At ROCK ISLAND, with "Milwaukeo & Rock Istand Short Line," and Rock Ist'd & Peo. Rds. At DAVENPORT, with the Daveuport Division C. M. & St. P. It. It.

At WEST LIBERTY, with the B., C: R. & N. R. R. At GRINNELL, with Centrat Iowa R. H.

At DES MOINES, with D. M. & F. D. R. R.

At COUNCIL BLUFFS. with Union Pacific R. R. At OMAHA, with B. & Mo. R. R. R. In Neb.) At COLUMBUS JUNCTION, with B.,C. R. & N. R.R. At OTTUMWA, with Central Iowa R. R. ; W., St. L. & Pae .. and C. B. & Q. It. Rds.

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 165

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