Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 26

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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Is a mining town of 400 inhabitants, reached via Eureka, from which it is dis- tant 100 miles by stages.

Bohlee Henry, brewery Brongher W, constable Eilman Jacob, bakery Gule Wm, barber Garrett Chas, pub "Tybo Sun" Garrett & J . slyn, druggists Gilmore Bros, liquors Gilmore Bros & Oakes, meat market

Griffith J I, atty at law; agt of Eureka, Tyby & Belmont stage line and Wells, Fargo & Co

Hawes Mrs S, lodgings Kecler W H, bootmaker Killham James, lodgings Kaid Henry, li quors Knight Geo, restaurant Lamb J T, atty at law Lee Jno, restaurant Luz L S, restaurant Manhiem H, brokor Moore S Grant, physician Page & Donnell, livery stable Peuples Jno, liquors Reindollar Mrs T B, dressmaker Reiudollar T B, drugs, groceries &c

Reveal W C, stock broker Saunders J, barber Spence & Brougher, liqnors Streetburger C S, groceries, notions, etc Trowbridge N S & Co, gen indse and druggists

Trowbridge N S, blacksmith shop and notary public

Turin Geo, justice of the peace, postmas- ter and notary public

Tybo Con M Co, J C Ogden supt 'Tybo Lodge O F, H Bohlee, N G "Tybo Sun," Chas Garrett pub Whitemore E S, groceries

Unionville, HUMBOLDT COUNTY.

Banks F X, physician, justice of peace and notary

Fall J C & Co, gen mds3 Hadley TJ, blacksmith Illiff' & Organ, saloon Langdon Jas, saloon Lark C, agt W, F & Co Lavega Pablo, hotel and mdse Miller G N & Bro, stages Morass Frank, blacksmith

MORSHEAD R, assistant postmaster Waggerman J, tailor White John L, shoemaker

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

GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.

ble moderate priced Instruments. fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Pont Bt.

(Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or fantalments,

Writing.

M snonunuog unoH

PUNCTUALITY, 1 ... 00 0 ",".

Fashion.

Buck'e & Son. Tailors and Woo'en Drapers, opp. Wa'ker House. Salt Lake City.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, N. F.

Nevada-Virginia City. ALPHABETICALLY.

200 Allen Nells, chief police Ames W E, school teacher Virginia City, STOREY COUNTY, Angius John P, fruits, 13 Sonth C Anglon Miss A, school teacher One of the mineral prodigies of the age, is a well-built city of 10,000 souls, 52 miles distant from Reno, on the Central Pacific Railroad, and the terminus of the Virginia and Truckee Railway. It is, like all mining cities, very hilly, being Aslı Augustus, U S marshal, bank of California building, room 1 built on the side of the majestic Sierras. At one time in its early history it was the scene of great activity, but of late years it has become a place of reliable and AUDE FRANCIS L, atty at law, Con- ger building steady growth. The population is made up of a thrifty class of people, who rep- Babcock C P, hardware, 11 North B resent all nations on the face of the globe. Babcock E, hotel, 326 South C Its chief support is divided from the mining interests, and the dense clouds of smoke which are continually belched Baker H F, principal, school teacher forth from the huge chimneys of the va- Baker Mrs S D, fancy goods, 126 South C rious mills and shafts which are seen in every direction, are the best and most suggestive means on which to base such a conclusion. The din arising from the active operation of the numberless BANK C A, tailor, 5 North B stamps as they unceasingly crush the mountains of quartz is sometimes almost deafening, though the reflection that it is the source of wealth is compensation enough for the annoyance it occasions. The health of the city is splendid, though this is easily accounted for by the pres- ence of pure and sparkling water and an atmosphere free from the taint of malaria and so light as to be a constant stimulant to the system. To this fact is attributa- ble the rapid and early advancement of school children, who evince a mental power not shown in those of lower alti- tudes. The churches are all well attend- "', the places of business and pleasure are creditable, while the large sales of goods attest the fact that the city is the commercial emporium of the State. In Virginia City the stranger will find some of the handsomest women in the world, and it does not prove an exception to the rule in its possession of some of the homliest men the "age ever saw." They Blakely Miss K, school teacher are good, whole-souled fellows, how- ever. ANTHONY FERDINAND, book- binder, 24 South D rear "Enterprise" office Arlington House, Mrs M Dale propr, 57 North B ASH WM, books and stationery, mu- sie, 37 South C Babcock Mrs J, hair goods, 126 South C Baker Henry, liqnors, 4 South D Baker S D & C C, groceries, 94 South C BALIRAN P & CO, Parisian Restan- rant, 45 North C Bank of Virginia, A W White manager, 68 South C BANNER BROS, clothing, gents fur- nishing goods, 40 C BASS & McKAY, meat market, 31 South C Beals A JJ, photographer, 100 South C BECK H S. furniture, 61 South C BECK H S, furniture of all descriptions, 115 South C Beckert & Wolz, barbers, 33 Sonth C BEISO A, wholesale liquors, 99 North C Belknap C H, atty atlaw, Marye's build- ing, rooms 5 and 6 Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. 84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND. OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale. BELLANI P, wines, liquors, game and fruits, 65 North C BENNETTS BROS, proprs of Virginia and Gold Hill Buss line, livery. feed and sale stable, 144 North C BETTINGER GEO, saloon, cor C and Smith Biroth Robt, harness and saddles, 79 South C Bloomfield E, tailor, 120 South C Block D & Co, dry goods, 18 Soutli C ABRAHAMS BRO & CO, clothing, Boch S, boots and shoes, 28 C gents furnishing goods, 14 South C Bogle F, books and stationery, 48 South Adkinson A D, postmaster Adler B, tailor, 7) & North C B'ock H, pawn broker, 36 C BORLINI A, Grotto Saloon, 61 South AGENCY BANK OF CALIFORNIA, J P Martin agt; J W Eckley cashier, C and Taylor C, res 41 South G Bornholdt Jno H, liquors, 2 South D Bowden W P, siloon, 8 South C

CUTTING PACKING CO.

AIKEN P J, physician and surgeon, 54 South C Aitchinson Geo, physician, 58 South C

BOYLE E D, supt of Lady Washington, Alta and Benton Silver Mining Co's, bank of California building

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

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 320 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Basiness.

Nevada-Virginia City. ALPHABETICALLY.

201

Brady Alfred, cook, 128 South C Brewster E A, denti-+. 1 South C

Broderick R 'T, covary coroner, Court House

Brodek RT, baths and barber, 57 South C BRONSON W S, physician and sur- geon, 66 South C

BROOKLYN RESTAURANT, J G Young propr, 71 South C Brophy Miss J, school teacher Brown C M, undertaker, 30 South B

BROWN D L, book and job printer, 63 South C Brown J J, plumber, 78 Union

Brown & Tassell, boots and shoes, 62 South C

BRUMSEY JA, general fire insurance agent and adjuster, 45 South C Buckley Miss M E, school teacher Burke B, carriage inanuf, 309 South C Burke E', saloon, 7 South C Burke F A, saloon, 61 South C Burkett J M, blacksmith, 130 South D Butch & Praet, watches & jewelry, 80 South C

CAMPBELL F C, furniture and up- holstery, 190 South C

Cankin G E, general life and fire insur- ance agent, 58 South C

Cardwell James, A, hotel, E & Wash CARRACK B H, county treasurer, Court House

Carrere P, restaurant, 10 North C Cashion Miss M E, school teacher

CAVANAGH MRS C, propr Chapin House, 133, 135 and 137 South C Cavanagh T. pianos, organs, 148 South C Channell J H, restaurant, 14 North C CHAPIN HOUSE, Mrs C Cavanagh, propr, 133, 435 and 137 South C CHAPMAN A, dentist, 150 South C CHARLES R H, agent produce, fruits, 89 South C

CHARLES MRS T, propr Occidental Dettenreider Miss H, school teacher Lodging House, 89 South Chase N W, barber, 136 South C CHATAIN E, groceries and liquors, Wash and M'

Chatelain Emil, watchmaker, 36 C

CITY LIVERY, F H Patten propr, 132 South C

Clarke Mrs B, dressmaking, Conger building

Clarke W H & Co, stockbroker, 51 So C Cleary Daniel, billiards, 54 South C Cleator Robt, shoemaker, 76 Union Cohen & Neth, hairdressing and shaving saloon, 15 North C

Cohn Mrs A, pawnbroker and clothing, 98 South C

Cohn E, clothing, 74 South C COLE A M, druggist and apothecary, 88 South O

COMMERCIAL SOAP WORKS, Zei- gler and Crampton, propr, 307 South C CONBOIE & CO, undertakers, 83 So C Conn F M, physician, 92 South C Conn F W, physician, 90 South C Connelly Kate, school teacher Conrad Louis, barber, 309 South C Craze Jno, liquors, 154 South C Cronin & Harrington, boots and shoes, 134 Sonth C

CUMMINGS JAMES, liquors, 54 South C, res K and Wash

CURRAN MRS HELEN E, millinery and fancy goods, 150 South C

Currie J C, auction and commission. 23 South C

"DAILY TERRITORIAL ENTER-

PRISE," H P Colin business manager, South C

DALEY MRS A, propr Temperance House, 172 South O

Daley Jas L, hatter, 158 South C

DANA GEOH, stock broker, room 1 Odd Fellows' building

Dattlebaum P, second hand clothing, 64 Union

Davis Geo P, agent Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine Co, 148 South C

Davis L'R, tailor, 10 North C

Dayton Stage Co, Dallas & Symonds propres, 63 North D

DAZETJ B & CO, wholesale wines and liquors, 120 South C

Deal W F E, school teacher

De Forrest Mrs Brown, physician, 9 North C

DELTA SALOON, PJ Dunne propr, 6 South C

Demling J, groceries, 27 South C

DEMPSEY & ROACH, "C C" saloon, C and Sutton ave

DERBY & GARHART, livery, 44 South B

DICKMAN F, Bulls Head Market, 9 South C; also groceries and liquors, G and Washington

Diehl T R, groceries, 182 South C Dietz H & Co, bakery, 114 South C Dininger Jno, liquors, 52 South D

DOLLEFELD C, merchant tailor, 166 South C

DONOGHUE W, restaurant, 47 South C Douglass J M, money broker, 50 South C Douglass & Thompson, stockbrokers, 52 South C

DOYSEN H J, sewing machine agent, repairing a specialty, 267 South C DREXLER L P & CO, stock brokers, room 1, Odd Fellows building Daly Mary, school teacher

DUNNE P J, propr Delta Saloon, 6 South C

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

GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.

for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solleited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St .. S. F. The Largest Stork of American and Foreign Music, Musical Merchandise on the Coast. Send

h C

D, book- nterprise"

propr, 57 , bank of oncry, mu- t law, Con- orth B C 26 South C ch D teacher 1, 126 South

94 South C ian Restau-

h B site manager, g, gents fur- t market, 31 00 South C South C l descriptions,

33 South C rs, 99 North C Marye's build-

ors, game and

ors of Virginia he, livery, feel th C bon, cor C and nd saddles, 79

pacher 18 South C

South C 28 C bnery, 48 South loon, 64 South 2 South D South C dy Washington, er Mining Co's, lding

5 J St., Sac.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. 84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.

10, 11%. , N. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO .; Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110. 112 114 116. and IIs Battery St .. N. F.

202 Nevada-Virginia City. ALPHABETICALLY.

PUNCTUALITY, Eror o ". DUPAS OCTAR, locksmith, gum- smith, 105 South C GRAEBER A, contractor and builder, South B Eagan John, atty, 37 South C Eckhardt A, fortune teller, 222 South C ECKHOFF WM, saloon, 33 South C Egan Jno, shoemaker, 150 South C GRAHAM MRS A, hairdressing, (ladies'), 67a North C Graham Rev E, pastor Ist presbyterian church Ehrlich L, clothing and dry goods, 132 South C GRAHAM J H, atty at law, Bank of California building Fashion, Elliott & Thomas, attys at law, room 5 Odd Fellows' building Ellis Ida, school teacher Grant -. physician, 75 and 77 South C Gray T B, school teacher Gregory Mrs S A, lodgings, ] Sonth D Grob & Welch, furniture, 25 South B Grosjean I', harber, 45 North C ENGELS F H, physician and surgeon, 68 South C Ernster Mrs F, millinery. 100 South C Gross & Scroggins, carpenters, 38 North В ESCURIAL A F AND A M, No 7, Bingham T R, secy, Masonic Hall ESSELBURN L, Centennial Saloon, 180 South C Guffin J A, physician, 26 North C Gunther F, bootmaker, 7 North B Habicht Miss A E, school teacher Hackett Mrs E, hotel, 36 South D Hallinan & Sweeney, saloon, 34 C Evans Bros, restaurant, Cand Union Fair Jas C, mining supt Fenton Mrs M K, cigars, 152 South C Finney W F, painter, GO Union Hampton J C & Co, groceries, 35 and 37 North C ·FITZMIER & ARMBRUST, City HANAK A, propr International Hotel, Union and C Bakery and Restaurant, 27 North C "FOOTLIGHT," D L Brown propr, 63 South C Hancock William H, meat market, 32 North C FORD P H, grocer, 85 South C Hanley Miss M E, school teacher Foulks & Lewis, wood and coal and soda Harris Brothers, cigars and tobacco, 2 South C works, 137 North E Franck Chas, shoemaker, 92 South C Harris Chas, watches and jewelry, 144 South C FRANKEL L.B, stock broker, 65 So C Franklin & Schroeder, brewery, 284 South C Harris D J, barber, 43a North C Harris E B, physician, 37 South C Franscini G & Co, liquors, 33 North D HARRIS J H, district attorney, Court House FREDERICKS JOSEPH AND FRANK, paints, oils, glass, wall pa- Hatch Bros, groceries, 19 South C Hayes Mrs Delin, restaurant, 108 So C Fredrick M M, watches and jewelry, 76 South C Hayes & Nevin, groceries, 53 South C Heath M. physician, 88 South C Fredrick Moe M, hotel, 3 D Heffron Thos, restaurant, 9 North C per, etc, 43 South C Friedlander G, tailor, 96 North C Heinrich F, American Bakery and Res- 50 taurant, 11 South C Friedman M, cigars and tobacco, South C Henley M J, insurance agt, room 7 Odd 56 Fellows' bui'ding Fullmann M, cigars and tobacco, South C Hertlein F, saloon, 28 North C Gardella P, shoemaker, 135 North C Geoffroy Gen, saloon, D and Union Gerhardt Peter, barber, 47 South C Hink J, saloon, South B Germain J G, groceries, 17 Sonth C Hill W H, school teacher Giles Rott, liquors, 99 North D Gillig John, hardware, 33 and 35 C Gillingham C F, physician, 67 South C GILMORE JAS, saloon. 139 and 141 Sonth C Hickox W B, insurance agt, room 7 Odd Fellows' building Hill Wm H, insurance agt, room 2 Odd Fellows' building Hirsch S, tailor, GO Union Hodges Miss, school teacher Hoffman Jno, saloon, 29 North C Givard A, watches and jewelry, 81 No C Hoffmann & Craven, civil engineer, 68 South C Glucksman I, ladies' furnishing goods, 107 South C Holmes Ada, school teacher Goldman Mrs C, lodgings, 102} South C Goldswaite H W, liquors, 80 Union Goodfriend I, furniture, 15 North B Goss Theo, saloon, 287 South C Holmes M, surgeon and dentist, 93 South C Hooper A, liquors, 5 North C Howard R, groceries, 170 South C CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 4| Main St., S. F. Buck'e & Son, Tailors and Woolen Draners, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

GRACEY & MEHAN, proprs'"62" Saloon, 58 South C,

Huddy T, barber, 110 South C Hughs Wm, barber, 128 South C

TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, OPP. Union Square, N. F. Rook. keeping. Penmanship. Telegraphy.

Nevada-Virginia City. ALPHABETICALLY.

203 .

HUMBERT P A, superintendent Bul- lion Mining Co, 54 South C, postoffice box 92

Hurd Miss Ella, school teacher Iesner D L, glazier, 103 South C Israel I G, liquors, 46 South C

JACKSON D H, superintendent North Bonanza and Flowery Mining Cos, Bank of California building; room ] Jackson Mrs L E, millinery. 116 South C Jacobson Mrs S, millinery, 118 South C JAMES BILLY, Magnolia Saloon, 110 South C

Jepson T, chop house, 29 South B Jessup F J, music, 191 South C Jessop Mrs M B, school teacher Jewett Jas. constable, Conger building Johnson Miss Alice, aaloon, 71 North C JONASSON A M, carpenter, 94 North C limes Victor, liquors, 24 C

KENNEDY MRS E J, milliacry and dressmaking, 228 South C Kiefer F, shoomaker, South E King Geo, livery, 346 South C King Geo A, city treasurer

KING & THOMPSON, insurance

agents, 37 South O

Kirman R & Co, stock brokers, 48 So C Kirschbraun, Son & Co, groceries, 93 South C

Kline F, harness, saddles, 340 South C Knapp H, physician, 90 South C

KNAPP P & CO, soda works, whole- s le liquors and ice, 116 North D Knight S, salcon, 19a South C

Knox J, justice of the peace, cor B and Union

Krouse Wm, groceries and wire rope, 286 South C

Kullman, Armer & Co. cigars, 16 South C LAIGNEAU ABEL, coffee, spice and tea store, 142 South C

Lemmon George I, varieties, 78 South C LAMOTT V F, chop house, 60 Union LANGEN & CO, brewers, North C

LANGER J, musical director Piper's Opera House

LAWRENCE & VOLLMERS, proprs Wm T'ell House, 45 South C Lean J, saloon, I' South B

Le Gris J G, liquors, 21 North D

LERNHART A, druggist and apothe- cary, 33 North C

LESER JOHN, merchant tailor, 21 North C

Levy J & Bro, dry goods, 30 C Lewis & Deal, attorneys, 44 South C LINDSAY & DICKSON, attorneys at law, 21 Sonth C

LIPMAN S & CO, dry goods, 38 C LONKEY & SMITH, lumber, 102 North C

Lord F C, U S int rev col, agent Giant Powder Co, Bank of California building LOVEJOY JA, carriage building and painting, southwest cor Smith and D Luke Bros, livery, 19 South D

LUKE W J, blacksmith and wagon- muker, South B

LUKETICH E, groceries, 31 South C Lynch Ida, school teacher Madigan Julia, school teacher Madin & Lucich, saloon, 2 South

Maginn Miss A T, fancy goods, 178 South C

Mahanay .J, tax collector

Maher & Co, dry goods, 76 South C MALLON J & J.B, groceries, wines and liquors, wholesale, 44 South C

MANDICH J & CO, fruits, tobacco, nuts and confectioneries, 17a North O Manning W. watches and jewelry, 70 South C

Manson .J, physician, 81 Sonth C

Marioni P. groceries, 2 North E Marshall Thos, tailor, 97 South C Marye Geo T & Son, bankers and brok- era, 54 South C

MASEL & CO. proprs Empire Market, 4] North C

May Hattie, school teacher Mayer Mrs F, millinery, 28 C

Mayne Thos, saloon, 32 C McAllister D A, school teacher

McCourt P B, saloon, 9 North C

McDONALD J E, county clerk, Court House

McDonald M E, restaurant, 96 South C McDonough Matt, liquors, 40 South D McGivney Mrs M, restaurant and lodg- ingr, 194 South C

McGURN T R, groceries and stock broker, 106 South C and 39 North C McIntosh R C, liquors, Carson and E McMillan & Co, groceries, 25 North C

McMURTREY A T, physician, 63 South C

McNamara -, school teacher

Mesick R S, attorney at law, 48 South B Metcalf C L, constable, cor B and Union MEYER BROS, clothing and furnish- ing goods, 66 South C

Michelson Miss J A, school teacher

Miller & Goodfriend, furniture and bed- ding, 36 North C

Miller J, liquors, 134 South C

Miller J D, shoemaker, 68 Union Mills M, saioon, 66 North C

Mitchell R B, attorney at law, Odd Fel- lows' building

Mitchell V, saloon, 27 North C

MONACO & DELPUI, American Ro- tisserie (restaurant), 54 South C Monahan F & Co, groceries, 192 South C Money Annie, restaurant, 337 South C

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

GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.

ble moderate priced fustru ments. fully warranted. H. Gray, 117 Post Nt .. (Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella-

igt, room 2 Odd bn cher

North C ivil engineer, 68 cher ind dentist, 93 orth C 70 South C South C 8 South C

ALSAM.

Buck'e & Son, Tailors and Woolen Draners, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

Fashion,

uy.

PUNCTUALITY,

ad builder, irdressing,

resbyterian w, Bank of 7 South C

South D South B 10 :8, 38 North orth C Torth B acher outh D , 34 € ea, 35 and 37

tional Hotel,

t market, 32

teacher nd tobacco, 2 , jewelry, 144 orth C South C ttorney, Court

South C ant, 108 8o C 53 South C outh C 9 North C kery and Rea-

gt, room 7 Odd

ortil C e agt, room 7

14 Hours Continnous Writing. Stylographic Fountain Pen. Noc pages 300 & sof.

era, 119, NI .. N. F.

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

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114, 110 and 119 Battery Street, N. F.

204

Nevada-Virginia City. ALPHABETICALLY.

Mooney Wm, livery, 22 Sonth B Morgan Ida E, school teacher Moriarty D A, painter, cor Taylor and B MORRILL L, propr Virginia House, 121 and 123 South C Morris J, dry goods, 22 South C Morris & Rosa, barbers, 2 North C MOSES THOS, justice of peace, Conger building

Mosher J, tailor, 309 South C Motta & Co, boatm ikers, North C Mueller Chas, saloon, 1 South C Mundey D, shoemaker, 118 South C Murray J F, barber, 338 South C Neall Miss K, school teacher

NEVADA AMALGAM REFINING CO, copper, quicksilver, bluestone and mill chemicals, 38 North C Nevada Bank of San Francisco Agency. Bigelow & Berry, cor C and Taylor Newberger A, t .ilor, 128 South C NEWLAND J S, dentist, 17 South C NOCER, groceries, li quors, country prJ- duce and brick, ill North C NOE & LEE, (Jno S Nos & Thos W Lee,) photographers, 82 South C

Noltemeier C A, boots and shoes, 101 South C

Nutt ill Mrs C E, fancy go:ds, 226 So C Nye H A, meat market, 121 North O Oats Wm H, sewing machines, 138 So C OCCIDENTAL LODGING HOUSE, O'Connell D, wines, liquors, 80 South C Charles Mrs T, 98 South C

O'Farrell Mary, school teacher

OLD MAGNOLIA SALOON, Rosen- broch J, agent, 16 South C

Oliver W H, saloon, 130 South C O'Neill D F, hairdresser, 198 South C Orndoff & Magee, 6 South C

Orndoff & Adkisons, books and station- ery, 16 South C

Orser W H, restaurant, 30 North C O'Toole Miss M E, school teacher

PACKER & TUFTS, physicians and surgeons, 58 South C

Paddock Mrs R, lodgings, 101} South C Palmer Chas M, varieties, 102 South C PARDEILLAN I, liquors and billiards, 47 North C

PATTEN FH, city livery, 132 South C PATTERSON R, International Saloon, 3 North C, res 25 South A

Patton W H, mining superintendent Pavola Fred H, bootmaker, 198 South C PEASLEY A, plumbing and gas fitting, stoves and tinware, 34 South B

Pendergast C C, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 69 South C

Penhaw Jno, saloon, 23 North C PENOYER H H, supt Gould & Curry

and Best & Balcher mines, 129 South D, Schoenfeld res 39 Sheldon, Gold Hill

Perkins W A, druggist, 84 South O Perrin & Whyland, millinery, 142 So C PETERSON C E, photographer, 175 South C

Phipps Wm, hotel, 9 North C PIPER HENRY, saloon, 10 South C PIPER JOHN, propr Opera House, cor B and Union

Piper Josepli, saloon, cor B and Union

PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE, John Fi- per propr, cor B and Union Post Kate N, physician, 87a South C POSTIGLIONE G M A, merchant tailor 17 North C

Potter Mrs A M, school teacher Price J H, barber, 118 South C Purcell Miss N P, millincry, 90 South C Quick J R, shoemaker, 160 South C Quinlan Mra J, lodgings, 119 North C Rals on T H, insurance agt, room 7 Odd Fellows' building

Ramelle A & Co, groceries, 135 North C Rauhut Robt, barber, 26 North C Reese Hugh J, hotel, 134 North D Renner J, cabinet maker, 54 North C Richards Mrs D L, hairdresser (ladies), cor B and Union sts

Richards Miss M, school teacher

Ricketts A H, notary public, bank of Cal building

Rieffal & Dolpui, restaurant, 7 North C RIEM J, wines, liquors and cigars, 3 South C

Rising Rich, dist judge, Court House Ritter Ferdinand, gunsmith, 26 North C Robb Jas, shoemaker, 174 South C Robinson B, physician, 6 North C Robinson Ge, W, city assessor

RICH BROS, clothing and furnishing goods, 61 South C

Roman & Grabner, barbers, 82 South C ROOS BROS, clothing, gents furnishing goods, 22 South C

Rosenbaum A, butcher, 5 South C

Rosenbaum I, second hand goods, 16 North C

ROSENBERG M & CO, liquors, wines, cigars and tobacco, 16+ South C ROSENBROCK J, agent saloon Rothenbucher J, jeweler, 3a South C Ryan P R, ticket agt V & TR R Sajons & Lipman, barbers, 39 North C Saltenberger J, restaurant, 81 South C Sandrock & Co, tinsmiths, 58 North C

SAZERAC SALOON, Win Eckhoff, propr, 33 South C Scamman G E, carpenter, 30 South B Schierle J G, bootmakor, 60 Union st Schnoidan John, lodgings, 33 Sutton ave Schoeneman H, guns and ammunition, 19 North C

& Heyman, furniture, 29 South C

H. WACHHORST, importer of

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

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

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. 820 Pont Street. Educate. thoroughly for Basincan.

Nevada-Virginia City. ALPHABETICALLY.

205

SCHWARTZ B, hairdresser, 6 South C| Tausig E, furniture, 17 North B

Schwartz S, fancy goods, 156 South C Senf Gen, manager W U Tel office, room 13 Odd Fellows' building

Servenny A, dyer, 178 South C

SHANAHAN & O'CONNOR, Hibernia Brewvery, liquors, 162 South O SHANNON P E, abstracter of titles and notary public, cor Union and B Shawhan J E, stock broker, 35 South C SHEARER W D, manager of Singer Sewing Machine Co, 161 South C

SHIELDS J W, cigars and tobacco, 46 South C

Shitller & Wentworth, saloon, 314 So C SHOAF GEO, billiard parlor (up stairs), 16 South C

SIEGEL D, tailor, 97} South C

Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co, A G Mckenzie supt, 54 South C

Sierra Neveda Wood and Lumber Co, J B Overton supt, 54 South C Singleton James, lodgings, 27 South C Singleton Jno, saloon, 56 South C

Skyrme Win, county, assessor, Court House

SMITH & AVERILL, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 130 North D and 133 E

Smith J P, harness and saddles, 12 No C Smith U, surgeon and dentist, 89a South C

Song Wing, physician, 125 South C Squier W E, shoemaker, 339 South C

SQUIER J, blacksmith and wagonmak- er, 17 and 19 South B

STEARNS N, real estate insurance agt, 63 South C

STEARNS V J, notary public and com- missioner of deeds, 63 South C

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 26

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