Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 32

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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Graff & From, furniture GRAHAM W R, tailor

GRAY DR G W, dentist. (Prices in praportion to time and material con- sumed.)

HACKLEMAN T P, atty at law no- tary public HAFFENDEN BROS, groceries

Halter J L, city recorder Hewitt C H, attorney

HEWITT & HAVEN, attys at law, insurance agts, notaries

HOFFMANN & JOSEPH, soda works, cigars and tobacco, candies

Horlacher & Gates, meat market

Houk Mrs C, hotel

Houk C, saloon

Humphrey & Wolverton, attys at law, notaries

Hunt H A, city marshal

Jackson I G, gen mdss

Johns S A, county judge

JOHNSON & McDANIEL, dressmak- ers

Kelly C C, physician

KIEFER CHAS, brewery

Kline L & Co, gen mdse

Liggett S M, county supt of schools MADY JAMES, restaurant

Maine J H, carpenter

Mansfield & Montieth, book and job printers

MARTIN MRS A] E, millinery and dressmaking

McFarland & Harvey, stoves and tin- ware

McIlwain A B, gen mdse

Merrick J M, saloon

MEYER C, bakery and groceries Miller Fred, grocer

MONTANYEL H, atty at law, notary Monteith Thos, flouring inills

MORGAN & KECK, marble works

Moss C B, county assessor

MULLAN J H, representative of Sing- er Sewing Machine Co

Murray E, hotel

NEWBURY HAWTHORN & CO, agricultural implements, Engene Bu- chanan manager Nolau J M, clothing Parks Mrs O S, millinery

Parrish Mrs L, milliner and dressmaker Paxton A B, photographer

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

W. WACHHORST

selle Watches cheaper

than any house on the Coast.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State' 615 | Q 84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale. . 0

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

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

Oregon-Albany-Amity. ALPHABETICALLY.

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PFEIFFER BROS, proprs House Plumber Chas A, druggist Powell & Bilyew, attys at law Powell J C, atty at law, ins agt Pardon E B, pictures and frames

Putman & Co, manufs of mill and farm STAR BREWERY, Ed Bellanger pro- Straham & Bilyew, attys at law Strong G M, produce prietor Surles J H, barber - machinery Raymond P H, postmaster REDFIELD & IRVING, groceries Reid J H, W U Tel opr

REVERE HOUSE, Pfeiffer Bros pro- prietors Rice Will B, agt O & CR R Ries & Cunningham, saloon Rigby Frank, saloon ROBINSON GEO, saloon

Roop & Simpson, ag'l implts

RUBARTS & DUBRUILLE, harness and saddles

St Charles Hotel, Mrs Houk propr Saltmarsh R, druggist Savage B M, physician Scott & Monteith, gunsmiths Senders & Sternberg, gen mdse Shepard I, meat market

Revere Simpson C D, warehouse

SORBIN JE, wholesale and retail deal- ers in liquors

Staiger Bros, marble works

"STATE RIGHT DEMOCRAT," M V Brown propr

Thompson & McCoy, harness and saddles TITUS BROS, watchmakers and j wwel- ers, sewing machines

Tweedale W C, stoves and tinware Voigt W, liquors

Weatherford & Blackburn, attys at law, notaries

Webber Joseph, barber, baths

Weller Geo, saloon West Coast Flax Co

WHITING J F,artist (general designer) Woodin A B, flouring mills Young S E, gen mdse

ZUCKERMAN J, watchmaker and jeweler

C. C. CHERRY, PROPRIETOR OF .

Albany Iron Works,

ALBANY, OREGON.

ENGINE BUILDER. Special attention given to Mill and Warehouse Ma- chinery. All kinds of Repairing done with dispatch.

Brass and Iron Castings made to order. Office, Corner First and Montgomery Streets.

Alder, UNION COUNTY. McCommick Wm & Co, gen mdse

Alsea, BENTON COUNTY. Curtis Wm, blacksmith Ruble David, saw and grist mill WUSTROW P V, postmaster .

Althouse,

JOSEPHINE COUNTY.

Beech & Platter, gen mdse

Alvord, GRANT COUNTY.

ABBOT S H, postmaster Abbott & Whitendis, stock raisers Brown G F, stock raiser Catlow Jno, stock raiser French & Glenn, stock raisers Shirp D, stock raiser .

Amity, YAMHILL COUNTY,

Is on the West Side Railroad, 56 miles from Portland, has a daily mail and a population of 150. It is situated in a very fine agricultural section, the pro-

H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per ga !..

30% Davis Street, San Francisco.

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.

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STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright

-Sold for Cash or Instalments.

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

Illustrated Catalogues.

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Fampy and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112. 114, 116 and 119 Battery Street, N. F.

Oregon-Amity-Ashland. ALPHABETICALLY.

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ducts being as much noted for their size and quality as they are for their abund- ance of yield. The county is recognized as "the banner" one."

BROWN W R, blacksmith and car- riage maker

BUNTIN P E, hardware and tinware Gocher Dr, physician

James R S, saloon

MCCARTER P Y & ARMSTRONG, blacksmitha and carriage makera

Morrow & Harris, market Peppleton Ezra, gen mdse Putman R T, harness and saddles

Robinson Bros, livery stable

ST CHARLES HOTEL, H B Tingle propr

Sanders A E, physician

SIBBETS JOHN A, furniture

SIMPSON R M, druggist, prstmaster Springer B H, notary public Thurber C, saloon

TINGLE H B, propr St Charles Hotel Woodson G W, gen mdse

Antelope, WASCO COUNTY.

Baird & Son, gen mdse Bolter G T, gen mdse Scherneckan A, grocer

Applegate, JACKSON COUNTY.

Benedict R, hotel

Herriott W, blacksmith Kuble & Bolt, gen mdse

Matheny C B, blacksmith

Sturgis A W, blacksmith and store

Arroyo,

UMATILLA COUNTY,

Craft S C, blacksmith

Eastland Robt, justice of peace Gallagher J, clergyman

REEDER C V B, postmaster and deal- er in patent rights

Ashland, JACKSON COUNTY,

Is a very pretty little town of 600 inhabi- tants, on the line of the C. & O. Coast Cverland State route, 315 miles south of Portland and 160 miles north of Redding. It is growing quite rapidly and substan- tially, and its facilities for manufactur-

ing being of a superior nature its future cannot be regarded with any but favor- able eyes. The valley in which it is situ- ated ia very rich agriculturally speaking, and the stock-raising interests are gradu- ally developing. The scenery in the vi- cinity is picturesque and the hum of ma- chinery in the sawmills, sash and door factory and woolen mill are sounds that give it an air of manufacturing import- ance and leave an impression of its per- manency that is decidedly encouraging. The power derived from Ashland creek would be sufficient to drive the machinery of Birmingham. Ita climatic features are most favorable and the sanitary con- dition of the place is superb. A weekly paper, the "tidings," ia in every res- pect an excellent journal and indicates an able management and good support. This is the home of W C Myer, Esq., im- porter and breeder of the celebrated Per- cheron horses.

Anderson Laura, milliner

ASHLAND FOURING MILLS, Wag- ner, Anderson & Co proprs

ASHLAND HOUSE, J Houck propr ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS, Aah- land Woolen Manufacturing Co proprs BUTLER & ROCKFELLOW, gener- al merchandise

CENTRAL HOUSE, Mrs M H Vin- ing proprietress Chandler J, sawmill

CHITWOOD J H, drugs and medicines Conway J, shoemaker

Daley & Co, carpenters

DePeatt E, bootmaker

Fountain & Farrow, gen mdse

Gillette A V, sawmill

Harris Niel & Co, meat market

HELMAN A D, postmaster

HOUCK J, proprietor Ashland House Kentnor W W, wagonmaker

Klum C K, saddles and harness

Leeds & Merritt, printers

McCALL JOHN M, general merchan- chandise

Marsh & Co, carpenters MAYFIELD W R, barber

Morgan S, blacksmith Myer O R, jeweler and watchmaker

Nutley Geo, shoemaker

Patterson & Marsh, sawmill

PHILLIPS H F, livery and feed stable; stage line from Ashland to Sinkville

Reeser B F, gen mdae and stoves Riggs J W, photographer

Russell J H, marble works

SMITH BROS, blacksmiths

VINING MRS M H, proprietor of Central House

Cross' Stylografe A. T. Fountain Pen, . ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "Stylograph," &c. See Pagess 800 # 801, WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENS COLLEGE. 820 Post St., S. F.

Oregon-Ashland-Astoria. ALPHABETICALLY.

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H. F. PHILLIPS, LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, ASHLAND, OREGON.

STAGE LINES from Ashland to Linkville, daily.

TRANSIENT TEAMS BOARDED and carefully provided for.

Astoria, CLATSOP COUNTY,

Is the oldest town of English settlement on the Pacific Coast, having been used as a post by the Hudson Bay Fur Company .as early as 1808. It has a population of 5,000 who are permanent residents, though during the fishing season it is greatly increased by the addition of per- sons who follow the pursuit of Izaak Walton. The place is situated 15 miles above the estuary of the Columbia, 100 miles below Portland, and is partly built on high, abrupt hills that surround it, though the greater portion of it has been constructed on piling above the water. The largest canneries on the Columbia are located here and give employment to quite a number of men during the season when salmon are "running." The town depends mainly on the fishing interests for its support, though a large number of vessels annually receive the bulk of their cargoes here. Considerable lumber is manu actured also in the vicinity. The Custom House and Postoffice, situ- ated in the center of a pretty square, is a nice two-story stone building, from whose observatory the stars and stripes are con- stantly seen floating. There is a paper publiseed here, the "astorian," a daily and weekly, published by D C Ireland, Esq., which ranks among the best jour- nala of the State.

Aberdean Packing Co, G W Hume agt Adair S D, cannery

Adler C, books and stationery Antenalneo -, restaurant

ARNDT & FERCHEN, machine and blacksmith shop and agents Giant Riding Saw

ARRIGONI MRS S N, restaurant "ASTORIAN" (Daily and Weekly), D C Ireland propr

ASTORIA BREWERY SALOON, Barth & Meyer proprs Astoria Fishery, G Taylor manager ASTORIA SHIRT AND OIL CLOTH-

ING MANUFACTORY, Wm Mc- Cormick manager Badolet & Co, cannery

BAIN C H & CO, doors, windows, sash, mouldinga, etc

Baker W D, physician

BARNES & KEEN, fruits, cigars and tobacco

Barry W J, chief of police BARTH & MEYER, saloon

Bear Mrs A E, dressmaker Beck Wm, bootmaker

BERENDES H, bootmaker

BERGMAN & BERRY, meat market Bieloh A, saloon

BINDER MRS S, bakery

Bock W, saloon . Booth A & Co, cannery

BORCHERS J T, manufacturers bot- iled beer and proprietor Sandwich Caviar Saloon

BORGLUND N O, restaurant

BOWLBY J Q, attorney at law and county judge .

BROEMSER THEO, restaurant

Brooks T G, portrait painter, Shuster's building

Buchel C, meat market

BUCKTER C, wood yard Cardwell R H, city auditor and clerk

Carow C G, bakery

CASE I W, general merchandise, bank- er and insurance agent

Canfield R F, druggist

Chance W, postmaster CONE A W, bootmaker Cooper C, dry goods Corbin & Nickoli, cannery

Corwin Mrs E A, dressmaker

Crosby M C, hardware, stoves and tin- ware

Daggett Mrs S, hotel

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

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

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

T Instalments. Illustrated Catalogues.

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F S WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Fountain Pen.

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· ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "stylograph,"

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

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Oregon-Astoria. ALPHABETICALLY.

Damico S, cigars and tobacco DANIELSON A, sample rooms DANZIGER S, clothing, hatr and caps, boots and shoes, trunks and valises, and gents' furnishing goods Davlin J A, cannery Dement W E, druggist Derby H A, millinery and fancy goods DEVICH NICK, restaurant DIXON R, oyster house DOERFLER G, restaurant Douglas W, carpenter Dufner O, watchmaker and jeweler EDGAR W, cigars, tobacco, cutlery, stationery, guns and pistols Elliot M, atty at law FABRE F, restaurant Ferguson A W, contrector and builder Fishermen's Packing Co, G W Hume agt Ford T, saloon FOSTER I, cigars, tobacco, varieties and saloon Fox P H, tailor Flavel G, owner steam tug Fox J, machinist Franklin B B, undertaker Fry J W, bootmaker FULTON C W, attorney at law and State senator Gamarra Paul, barber GEARHART J W, groceries, flour and feed; county treasurer Goodman P J, boots and shoes Grant D, restaurant GRANT P, Gloucester House Gray S, harness and saddles Grotke C E, groceries Hahn J, brewery Hambacher M, barber Hamburger B, gen mdse Hamburger H, notions HANSEN G, watchmaker and jeweler Hansen J, groceries and liquors Hare Wm D, U S collector custom house Harris S, shooting gallery Headington W B, carpenter Heilborn Chas, furniture Hicks F P, dentist . Hill G, variety theatre HOLDEN E C, auctioneer, real estate, commission and insurance agent Houseman F, furniture Hustler J G, warehouse Hume G W, wholesale grocer, commis- sion merchant and lumber CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. .

ILWACO STEAM NAVIGATION CO, (Astoria, Ft Stevens, Oregon; Ft Canby and Ilwaco, Washington Terri- tory) J H D Gray agent Jackson & Co, cannery Jackius & Hawes, stoves and tinware Jewett & Kimball, Dray and Truck Co Johnson A, hotel

Johnson .A M, sailmaker

Joplin J, junk dealer Kant M D, tailor

Kinney A C, physician Knapp A, county assessor

Krosel F, painter

Loeb N, gen mdse

Logan Thos, supt streets

LOVETT GEO, cleaning and repairing tailor

Malot L, saloon

Marion R R, saloon

Mattison P, saloon

MAY C A, cigars, tobacco and notions McCORMICK WM, manager Astoria Shirt and Oil Clothing Manufactory McFarland T, restaurant

MCINTOSH D A, fashionable tailor and practical cutter; (Occident Hotel building)

Mckean S T, dressmaker

Mckean S T, county supt of schools

MCLAUGHLIN W, tailor

McLean G, blacksmith

MEGLER & WRIGHT, proprietors Occident Hotel

Merrill & McGregor, blacksmiths and wagonmakers

MEYER M, brewery

Milligan M V, Presbyterian minister

Nicholas G E, barber

NICK'S RESTAURANT AND HO- TEL

NIEDERAUER J, barber and baths

Norris F C, cigars and tobacco and W U Tel operator

O'BRIEN'S HOTEL, J O'Brien propr O'BRIEN JOHN, physician and sur- geon

OCCIDENT HOTEL, Megler & Wright proprietors

OHLER L, barber

Oliver W, constable

Olliver Dr, physician Orchard J C, dentist

PAGE & ALLEN, groceries

Parker C L, gen mdse

Parker G W, groceries

Parker H B, hotel

PARKER W W, real estate and insur- ance agent

Parsons J M E, pastor Perkins A, Episcopal minister

PIONEER RESTAURANT, Mrs S A Arrigoni proprietress Quinn E A, groceries

Raymon N D, civil engineer

Reynolds A, hotel Ries P, saloon

ROBB J W, attorney atlaw and no- tary public

Rodgers J, groceries Rodgers M, repairing and machine shop

H. WACHHORST, importer of

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

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

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Model Commercial College of the Coast, 820 Post St., S.

Oregon-Astoria-Baker City. ALPHABETICALLY.

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Ross D, painter Ross Geo, saloon

Rothe H, hotel Runey P, police judge

SCHLUSSEL S, dry goods, boots, shoes and clothing Servern I M, physician Sherman & Murphy, meat market

SHIP MASTERS READING ROOM, · P Wilhelm propr

Smith C J, boots and shoes Smith J, saloon Smith L K G, cigars and tobacco

SMITH W 'S, oyster saloon

Sorenson C R, junk dealer

Sovey O, saloon Spedden R R, county clerk Spellmeir H, bootmaker

SPEXARTH A G, cigars, tobacco, guns and ammunition Sterns J, saloon

STEVENS & SON, books and stationery STEWART J, marble works Taylor F J, attorney and notary public

TEMPLE LODGE NO 7 A F & A M, E C Holden secy

TRENCHARD & UPSHUR, ship chandlery and hardware

TURLAY B B, justice of peace

Turner H, saloon Twilight W H, county sheriff Uhlenhart Wm, barber

VAN DUSEN A, agent Wells, Fargo & Co's Express

VAN DUSEN A & CO, gen. mdse Wagner M, saloon WALLA WALLA RESTAURANT, Theo Broemser propr . Warren & Eaton, meat market and gro- ceries

WASHINGTON MARKET, Bergman & Berry proprs Watson Bros, cannery

WELCH M J, boat builder

WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EXPRESS, A Van Dusen agent West Coast Packing Co, G W Hume agt Wieman N, saloon

WILHELM P, saloon

Williams & Co's cannery, G W Hume agent.

Willgren and Meagher, saloon Wilson & Fisher, groceries Winton F D, attorney at law Wirt J K, restaurant

Wise M, dry goods and clothing Wright Chas, chop house

Auburn, BAKER COUNTY.

CHUNG TI, gen mdse . Graham Wm, gen mdse

Littlefield D S, money broker Lung Sam, gen mdse Smith Thos, notary public

Aumsville, MARION COUNTY.

Asham Jos, shoemaker Cockerline M & Co, flour mill Small Isaac H, grocers Woolfard Chas D, gen mdse Zumwalt & Skidmore, blacksmiths

Aurora Mills, MARION COUNTY.

Fry Wm, blacksmith Gerken O, grist mill

Giesy M, drugs

Giesz I, hotel

Kiel F & Co, flour mill

Keil F & Co, gen mdse

Krause Geo, shoemaker

Krouse S, shoe shop

Krouse Thos, sawmill

Perkins L, watchmaker

RUGE CHAS, notary public

Siesz H, tinshop

Siesz N, wheelwright

Smith S, wagon shop

Wagner D, saddler

Baker City, BAKER COUNTY,

Is the county seat and has a population of 900. Its location in the lovely Pow- der valley is very pretty and desirable as a place of residence. Considerable mining is carried on and the stock-raising interests are largely developed, the graz- ing lands contributing quite liberally to that end. It is reached from Portland by the O. S. N. Co.'s steamers and a stage line from The Dalles, 247 miles dis- tant, and from Winnemucca by stage, distant 420 miles.

Alfred Mrs M E, millinery Atwood J P, physician and surgeon

Baer & Blosch, gen indse Bailey D W, notary public

Bamberger & Frank, gen mdse

Basche P & Co, stoves, tin and hardware "Bedrock Democrat," J M Shepherd & Co, proprs Bowen John, lumber Boyd E J, dentist Boyd J M, physician

Brinker H, merchant tailor

Brown Robert, propr sawmills and . freight line

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

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reasonable rates and terms.

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

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Steven and patterns. 170. 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery A. S. F.

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Oregon-Baker City-Beaverton. ALPHABETICALLY.

PUNCTUALITY, Fashion. Bull M P, notary public Clark & Carroll, blacksmiths Coffey John J, notary public Dill Frederick, liquors Ballsville, POLK COUNTY. Durkee H C, manufacturer furniture and city recorder Ebert Geo, bootmaker DICKSON N, real estate, postmaster and notary public Finch I V, blacksmith and wagonmaker Murry Mrs M C, hotel Elmer A B, watchmaker, jeweler and as- sayer Erhardt Mrs M, hotel Foster & Ferguson, millinery Bandon, Gardner J B, watchmaker, jeweler and druggist COOS COUNTY. Glisan F T, liquors and billiards Anglais L, meat market Grier & Kellogg, livery and feed stable Baldwin A, wool merchant Heilner S A & Co, gen mdse Baldwin P, minister Henderson T P, harnessmaker Blacklock J, wool Hulsey J B, physician Blunett G, wool Hyde T C, attorney at law and notary Bradley I, cooper publio Breerly Chris, foundry Irland Mrs M, hotel Butler W, gen indse Kastner Louis, City Brewery CHLEMANTS H N, shipbuilder and postmaster Lachner J M, hotel Lachs Julius, wagonmaker Clarke & Dwyer, stock raisers Lathner Joseph. hotel Cox -, cannery Littlefield Charles, bootmaker Donnelly P, cabinet maker Mann Peter A, hairdresser Erickson Wm, candies Manandas Joseph, Cosmopolitan Hotel Hare E, lumber McCord S B, blacksmith and wagon- Hare J, gas-fitter · maker Huggins Bros, engineers McDaniels D P, livery Huggins F, gunsmith McGovern P, liquors Joyce H M, McIntosh R, carpenter and builder, plan- Joyce Mrs H, hotel ing mills Kennedy M, carpenter Mckinney H N, drugs and varieties Miller W C, wagonmaker and painter Moomaw D L, collector Lewis A, fruit Lewis J, gen mdae Lewis Mrs, hotel Taige H C, agent W, F & Co and N W Nelson & Co, wool Stage Company Neilson O, hotel Palmer Bros, fruits and varieties Meekum I, lumber Pfeiffenberger & Walker, liquors Pino I, warehouse Reynolds Edwin N, notary public Robinson J L, fur dealer Ross John P, liquors and billiards Smith C L, undertaker Rust Henry, brewery and saloon Smith Miss E, milliner Shepherd J M & Co, publishers "Bed rock Democrat," Shepherd J M, attorney at law Shinn J H, notary public Shlund Frank, wagonmaker Sparks & Secord, liquors Howard C F, flour mill Sterns & Lichtenthaler, attorneys at law Stevens E J, dentist Beaver, CLACKAMAS COUNTY. . Beaverton, WASHINGTON COUNTY. St Louis Chas, watchmaker, manufactur- ing jewelery and musical instruments Tartar N, flouring mills, 4 miles north of Baker Allen O S, carpenter and painter Tracy Geo H, books, stationery, musical merchandise and postmaster Twigg F R, carpenter and builder Virtue J W, banker Weller & Henry, butchers 1 Danks A H, wagonmaker Davis Miles & Son, steam saw mill Fisher Jonn W, contractor HAMILTON A J, stove, railroad agent and postmaster Williams R, hairdresser Wisdom J W, drugs and groceries Squires Ed, blacksmith and carriage manufacturer CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENN COLLEGN. 800 Fost St. S. V.

Oregon-Belleville-Brownsville: ALPHABETICALLY.

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Belleville, YAMHILL COUNTY.

Birch J, general merchandise Gates J; hotel Sylvester J, wine manufacturer

Bellevue, YAMHILL COUNTY.

Davia G Y, blacksmith Provost Bros, gen mdse

Bellpassi, MARION COUNTY.

Coolidge A, sawmill

Bethel, POLK COUNTY.

BETTMAN L, dry goods and groceries Cruise Geo, blacksmith Hawley, Kelly & Co, grain and storage Sager C, gunsmith Sears Jas K, grain dealer and warehouse Worthington, physician and surgeon

Bonanza, LAKE COUNTY,

Handy A, gen mdse Price B, hotel and stable

Shook J postmaster Shook & Walter, sawmill

Boston Mills, LINN COUNTY.

Findland & Simmons, flour mills Savage A, blacksmith

Brooks. MARION COUNTY.

Beatty J W, carpenter" Beatty M, harness and springbed manfr Evans W G, justice peace and notary public

Green O, gen mdse HARRIS WM, painta, oils, medicines, etc and postmaster Ward & McDowell," blacksmiths and wagonmakers

Brownsborough, JACKSON COUNTY.

A postoffice

BROWN H R, postmaster & black- smith Kennedy P A, carpenter Miller James, bridge builder and carpen- ter Miller Manuel, carpenter

Brownsville, LINN COUNTY.

Is on the "raging " Callapooia, five miles from Halsey, on the O. & C. R. R., with which it has daily communication by stage. It is quite a hilly place and in the site of the Eagle Woolen Manu- facturing Co.'s woolen mills, whose spindles are kept in active operation, that the demands for the character of the goods it produces may be supplied.

Adams & Elswich, tanners

Archibald F H, wagonmaker Arthurs J D, blacksmith

Blakely G C, school teacher

Brown .N S, wagonmaker

BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS CO, maufr woolen goods

Coll E W, physician and surgeon

Cooley & Washburn, gen mdse

Coshow O P, gen mdse

Crane M B, bootmaker

Crawford R E, physician and surgeon Croft F F gen mdse

GALBRAITH J P, attorney at law, notary public and secretary B W M Co Hausman A C, wagonmaker -

Hodes Mrs C, millinery

Hodes C, varieties

Howe Jno M, saddlery

Irvine J B, drugs and hotel

Jack F M, livery stable

Jacks E W, butcher

Kendig & Klaffkey, sawmill

Lemasters Wm, bootmaker Moses R W, school teacher

Moyer J M, pres Brownsville Woolen Mill Standish N B, blacksmith

Starr T W, physician and surgeon Thompson E, furniture

Thompson & Moyer, sash and door fac- tory

Veuner J F, photographer

Waters & Morelock, gristmill Willig Phil, tailor Willsen Sam, hotel -

OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F. 7

"A. T. Cross' Stylegrafie Pen." "Eles- Fashion

Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

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Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Post St. N. F. KRANICH & BACH PIANOS_SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted).

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ves and Ranged, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 113, 114, 116 and 118 Battery M., B. F.

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 32

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