Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 37

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Publication date: 1880
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Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, Gambell AN, in Gandon P G, tai Gardiner & Dor ers, 105 First Garretson N W First

Garrison J'B, fa machines, 149 Gatens F, pawn! Geiger W, barbe GENERAL OI Front and F GEORGE JOH instruments m George Mrs, lodg GEORGE M public, 91 Firs Geradehant F, ci Gerdes R, saloon Gerson E, cigars Geyer Chas, salod Gibbs & Binghan

OLD PORT

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Pra

he nt PACIFIC BUNT-

N FAN COLLEGE. AM Fost St. H. F.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

287

Fleckenstein & Mayer, wholesale liquors, 24 Front

FLEISCHNER, MAYER & CO, dry goods (wholesale) 25 and 27 Front

FLIEDNER C, Neptune Baths and barber, Holton House

Folger C D, sec'y Monumental Silver Mining Co, 10 Stark

Ford B A & A, physician, 369 First Foster D B, saloon, 8 Stark

FOSTER G S & CO, paints, oils and glass, 26 Main

FOSTER & ROBERTSON, wholesale hardware, NW cor Stark and Front FOSS & CO, postoffice confectionery and fruit store, NE cor Fifth and Mor- rison

Gill J K & Co, books and stationery, 93 Firat

Gillespie G L, U S engineer, 129 First Gillette P W, real estate agt, 7 First

Gilman & Co, auction and com, 42 First Girard & Hamel, saloon, L and Thir- teenth

Glass C G, physician and surgeon, 94 First

GLENN J G, dentist, SW cor First and Yamhill'

Gleason M, tailor, 9 Morrison

Gleason M J, groceries, 95 Washington Glisan R, physician, 131 First

Godard F W, agt Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, 131 Third

FRANCIS W W, manager Bank of Stables, 154 Second British Columbia, Front bet Vine and A FRANK BROS, wholesale agricultural "A. T. Cross' Stylegra implements, 142 and 144 Front GODDARD & FRAZIER, Oregon Goldsmith L & Co, wholesale dry goods, 9 and 11 Front GOLDSMITH & LOEWENBERG, FRANZ G, Arion Saloon, 28 Yamhill Fraser A, svicon, 28 B wholesale stoves and metals, 50 and 52 FRASER E P, physician, room 6 Union block, res 274 Second Front Goldsmith L & Co, wholesale dry goods, 10 and 12 North First Frazer & Steen, feed and commission, 170 Front GOODFELLOW J, agent Bank of Brit- ish North America, 50 First Frederick E, shoemaker 29 Yamhill Goodnaugh A, contractor and builder, C and Second Freeman Thos B, blacksmith and car- riage maker, 204 Fourth Goodsell David, lawyer, 105 First "French C, tinsmith, 163 First Gove C A, jeweler, etc, 50 Morrison FRETLAND I, propr Burton House Graham Chas J, barber, 114 First Friedlander Wm, jeweler, 65 First Graton & La Rocque, Bon Ton Saloon, 124 First FRY W B, manager Singer Manufac- turing Co, 186 First Gratton H, carriage works, Third near Alder Funck C, painter, Fifth nr Morrison Galli L, fruits and nuts, 191 First Gircen J, confectionery, 249 First GALLICK WM, produce and commis- Gregory W M, lawyer, 145 First sion, First nr Taylor Grow & Diggles, painters, Taylor near First Gallick Win, commission merchant, 202 First Guild Jas H. manager Northwest Tele- phone Co, 102 First Gambell AN, insurance agt, 28 No Front Gandon P G, tailor, 47 Morrison Guillaume J M, boots and shoes, 27 Oak Guistin Geo, fish and poultry, 29 Stark GUMBERT & BUCHNER, Metro- Garretson N W, insurance agt, 132} First politan Baths and Shaving Parlor, 8 Washington Gardiner & Dorrance, wholesale jewel- ers, 105 First Habersham Robt A, asst U S engineer, Garrison J B, fancy goods and sewing machines, 149 Front 129 First Gatens F, pawnbroker, 14 Washington HACHENEY & BENO, grocers and scedsmen, 195 First Geiger W, barber, 207 First GENERAL OFFICES 0 & CR R, HAGNER PETER, shoemaker, 104 Second Front and F GEORGE JOHN L, cuttlery, surgical instruments maker, 230 First Haight & Mclaughlin, real estate agts and collectors, 50 Morrison George Mrs, lodgings, Salmon and First Haley J B, meat market, 28 Oak GEORGE M C, lawyer and notary public, 91 First, room 25 Union Block Geradehant F, cigar manuf, 25 No Front Hansen J, groceries, 43 First Gerdes R, saloon, 29 First Handkins J, blacksmith, Front and Main HANSON H, nursery and seedsman, 84 Front Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, trog talogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Post St. S. F.

Gerson E, cigars and tobacco, 181 First Geyer Chas, saloon, Fifteenth and S Gibbs & Bingham, lawyers, 127 First

HAMILTON & CO, ship chandlera and grocers, First'and B

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

KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-

TARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make. (Steinway & Sons

ohs excepted\. Illustrato.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Stoven and Ranges, 500 diferent rises, teler and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. F.

288

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

HARKINS & PATERSON, marble HOAG JAMES A, fly-paper decorator works, 26 Salmon Hobin F, saloon, First and C Harmon L, manager M Franklin Bros & Hocheisen F, boots and shoes, 74 Stark HODGE, DAVIS & CO, wholesale druggists, 92 and 94 Front Co, gen mdse, 125 First HARRINGTON F B, Louisville Liq- uor Store, 45 Morrison Hodgkinson J W, varieties, &3 First Harris & Lichtenstein, clothing, 143 Front HOFFMAN C R, meat market, 26 Yamhill; residence 81 South Second Hoffman J J, atty, 45 First Harris, Salmen & Co, ice works, 246 Second Hogue H A, lumber, 94 First HARRIS T, clothing and furnishing goods, 165 First Holden Saml, horseshoeing, Third near Alder Hartman Jno, machinist 48 North First Holman & Co, forwarding, 189} Front Holman F, lawyer, 127 First HARTVIGSON & HEILMANN, Pine Street Coffee House, jPine and HOLMES JOHN, American Laundry, F and Tenth First Holmes Jos, furniture, Taylor and Second Hass Geo A, umbrellas, 205 Second Hastings Mrs, dressmaking, Taylor Holmez L, lawyer, 133 First HATCH Z J, agent Willamette river steamers (Independent), Pacific dock Hathaway H M, books and stationery, 171 First HOLTON DANIEL, proprietor Holton House, First het Alder and Morrison HOLTON HOUSE, Daniel Holton pro- prietor, First bet Aldler and Morrison Hayden T D, saloon, 23 Oak Honeyman J & Co, foundry and ma- HAYNE J B, proprietor Central Lod: ing House, Third and Morrison HEALY J D, stoves, tinware and house furnishing goods, 14 Front chine shop, Front and Columbia HOTALING A P & CO, wholesale liquors, First and A Houstin Chas, cigars and tobaccos, 288 HEALY WM, coppersmith, steamboat, distiller . and brewery work, 14 Front Hecht M & Co, wholesale boots and shoes, 1 and 3 Front First Howe & Co, bookbinders, 5 Washington Howe R E, upholstery, 253 First HOWE SEWING MACHINE OF- FICE, Mr Forbes manager, 147} Third' Heimann Jonas, liquors, Fourth and A Heintz E, barber, Front and Madison Hellen & Co, groceries, 74 Taylor Hudson H T, guns and sewing machines, 33 First Henrichsen & Greenberg, watches and jewelry, 149 First Huerta M, harness and saddles, and Hensill R F, atty at law, 102 Front painter, 29 Salmon Herman R R, U'S signal observer, 48 Hughes E G, lawyer, 48 First First Ingersoll N, ship broker, 32 North HERRALL & ZIMMERMANN, U S Brewery, Harrison and Water Herrman S, dry goods, First and Madison HERSEY T O, Aurora Restaurant, 134 Front Front IRVING ROBT & CO, Oregon Stand- ard Soap Works, F and Eleventh ISAACS I, hairdressing and shaving parlor, 123 Front, res 92 Seventh . Heuschuch & Schmidt, groceries, 235 First Isaac S, meat market, First and Jeffer- son HEWETT H & CO, exporters of I X L Auction Store, 63 First wheat and flour, and insurance agents Jackson W & Co, wholesale crockery and glassware, 54 Front Hexter & May, wholesale stoves and tinware, 124 and 126 Front Jacobs Bros & Co, wholesale clothing, 3 and 5 Front Hibbard Geo L & Co, wholesale boots ard shoes, 65 Front Jacobs L, glazier, 214 First Higgins J J, cigars and fruits, 83 First Janion R C & Co, commission merchants, 30 North Front Hildreth A T, saws and machinery, 251 Front Jay S J, groceries, 312 First Hill, Durham & Thompson, lawyers, 145 First Jennieson J E, restaurant, Alder and Hill E R, artist, 145 Third Third Johnson A, cigars and tobaccos, 49 North First HIMES GEO H, printer and book binder, 5 Washington CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. THE PUREST CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE, AT FRED. BICKEL'S, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

HIRSTEL CHAS & CO, books, sta- tionery, notions, toys, etc, 106 First and 107 Front

Tohnson A H, meat market, First and A JOHNSON A R, Clay St. Market, Clay and First Johnson & Co, planing mills, 32 C

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

toter and St .. S. F.

decorator

74 Stark wholesale

63 First market, 26 buth Second

t Third near 1893 Front n Laundry, and Second

ietor Holton d Morrison Holton pro- nd Morrison ry and ma- lumbia D, wholesale

tobaccos, 288

Washington First HINE OF- mager, 1473

ing machines, saddles, and irst r, 32 North Oregon Stand- Eleventh and shaving Seventh t and Jeffer-

irst sale crockery sale clothing, t

on merchants, st at, Alder and tobaccos, 49 t, First and A 'St. Market, Ils, 32 C

Street, Sac.

W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. THE PUREST CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE, AT FRED. BICKEL'S, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The Model Commercial College of the Const. 820 Post M .. M. F.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

289

JOHNSON, MCCOWN & MACRUM,

attorneys at law, 169 First, upstairs Johnson W C, notary, 169 First

Johnston & Holden, plumbers and gas- fitters, 168 Front

Jones E A, physician and surgeon, 50 First

Jones H E & Wm, physicians, 49 First Jones J F & Son, coffee and spice (whole- sale), 230 Front

Jones J H & Co, lumber, Sixth and Alder

JORDAN & DUETSCH, St Louis Exchange, 205 First

Joseph A, glazier, 205 Second

"Journal of Education, " W W Baker edi- tor

Jublitz & Saling, barbers, 51 First Judkins J S, photographer, 90 Morrison June D L, notary public, 112 First Kafka S, stoves, Taylor and Front

Kahn Bros, hides, fur, wool and leather, 106 Front

Keck James, physician, 135 First

Keil & Wagner, groceries, 81 Washing- ton

n'eith S, oysters, 25 Oak

KELLER J S, meat market, cor First and Madison

KELLER JOHN A, msat market, cor Fourth and Morrison

Kelley Mrs H M, cigars, First and B Kelly John, collector U S Customs, P O bldg

Kelly W J, city assessor, 129 First Kellogg & Davis, hotel, 174 Front Kellogg Geo, physician, 249 First

KELLOGG J & CO, forwarders and transporters, Yamhill and Front

KENNEDY D P, attorney at law, room 13, De Kur's bldg. (Patents a specialty)

Kennedy J, shoemaker, 138 First

Kerron & Macbeth, dry goods, Second and Yamhill

Kettler H, saloon, 73 First

Kidd L, druggist, Alder and Third

Kilbourn Oscar, auctioneer and U S gauger, 62 First

Killeen J, cooper, Madison and Front King Mrs, dressmaking, 163} Third Klosterman Bros, wholesale groceries, Front and G

KNAPP, BURRELL & CO, agricul- tural implements, 33 and 35 Front, 32 and 34 First

Knapp & Farwell, milk depot, 249 First KNAPP JULE A, architect, 162 First, room 9

KNAPP J B, sign and ornamental painter, 9} Alder Knoll R, wines and cigars, Third and Alder .

Knott Jos, manuf bags, 290 Front KOCH & WOLFF, Vienna coffee house, 45 Washington

Koehler R, vice-president O & CRR, Front and F

Koehler Wm, dentist, 243 First Kohn J, clothing, 161 First

Koshland Bros, commission merchants, North Front and C

Krengle Charles, meat market, 261 Third

KRIBS & McMILLAN, stoves and tinware, 192 First

Krumbein J, architect, 115 First Krug C H, shoemaker, 703 First

Kuhn Ch L, manuf billiard tables, A and Third

Labbe Bros, groceries, 32 and 34 Wash- ington -

Labbe P, groceries, 114 Washington

LADD C D, guns, rifles and pistols, 49 First

LADD & TILTON, bankers, 101 First LAIDLAW JAMES, British vice-con- sul, 16 North Front

LAIDLAW J & CO, commission mer- chants and agents Giant Powder Co, 16 North Front

Lamson R H, clerk U S Circuit and U S District Courts and U S commission- er, P O bldg

LANDENBERGER C A, propr " Deutsche Zeitung," B and Third

Lappens James, chief of police, Oak and Second

LA RANSIEUR J C, shooting gallery and cigars, 54 First

Larned Major D R, paymaster U S A, 155 First

Legrand A, wines, liquors and cigars, 44 First

Lehy G W, carriage repository, 107 Seo- ond

Lemline L. cigars and tobacco, 160 First Lemmon Mrs J W, millinery, 27 Wash- ington

Leonard & Siuot, saloon, 148 First

LENT & JENNE, assayers, 33 Stark Lerch Miss S, millinery and dry goods, 111 First

LESUEUR P, saloon and liquors, First and C

Levi J, furniture, 46 First

Levy A, barber and hairdresser, 9 Stark Levy L, watches and jewelry, 215 First Levy S, stoves and tinware, 104 First

Lewis & Strauss, dry goods and mil- linery, 123 First

LEWIS & WILLIAMS, Palace Sa- loon, 11 Stark

Lewiston E. hotel, E and Third

LIEBE & HOELBING, Oregon Bakery, 53 First

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

Catalogne. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRA GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. The Largest isterk of American and Foreign Muste, Musical Merchandis

Post At.

CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. 5

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

290

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

Lindeleaf G A, boots and shoes, 72 Washington

LINDEMANN WM, cigars and to- bacco, 110 First

Lipman S & Co, dry goods, 113 First Lownsdale J PO, insurance agent and notary public, 8 Morrison

Luey H, blacksmith, 30 Oak Lundberg Wm, electrician, 29 Salmon Lundin P O, carpenter, 84 Second Lynch H J hotel, 50 and 52 North First Lyon S M, real estate, 124 First MacDougall C J, lawyer, 155 First

Madantz & Dueber, stoves and tiuware, 27 First

MADER T & LANNDBLAD, saloon, 47 Washington

MAGUIRE JOHN, manager New Mar ket Theatre, First bet Ash and A

Mairet A, watchmaker and jeweler, & Morrison

Malarkey Charles, fish and poultry, 31 Stark

MALARKEY D J & CO. general com mission merchants, 10 and 12 Front Mallory Rufus, U S dist atty, postoffice building

MANCIET P & CO, St Charles' Res- taurant, SW cor Front and Morrison Manheim G, tailor, 16 Morrison

Marguam & Jones, saloon, 136 Second MARINCOVICH PETER, United

States Restaurant, 144 First Marks H. clothing, 205 Second Marks M, boots and shoes, 147 Front MARQUAM P A, real estate and at toruey at law, 24 Yamhill

Marsh & Co, Japanese repository, 22£ First

MARSHALL W H & CO, groceries, Central Market and First

Marston J, picture framing, 227 Second Martin C, barber, 45 North First Martin E, stair bnilder, Second and D MARTIN E & CO, wholesale wines and liquors, 131 Front

MARTIN MRS R M, shirt manufac- tory, 133 First

MARX & JORGENSEN, wholesale liquors, 28 North Front

Mash M, groceries, 107 Washington Mason & Hos ., lawyers, 141 First May Bros, meat market, 262 First Mayer A, clothier and furnishing goods, 121 First

McAlestier T B, saloon, 248 First McBRIDE & WELCH und MCKEAN & HAMPTON, proprietors Union Carriage Shop, blacksmiths and wagon make' a, 33 and 35 Salmon McCarron O, shoemaker, First McConnell J, saloon, 47 North First Mccown F O, notary public, 169 Firstl

MoCORMICK BROS, printers and books, 91 Second

MCCRACKEN J & CO, commission merchants and agents of PSS Co, 60-56 Front

McFEELY P, proprietor Richmond Honse

McGEE & RICHET, Novelty Iron Works, 441 Front

McGill D, horseshoeing, 250 First MeGinn Chas, bakery, 255 First McGowan H D, hote!, 302 Front

MCHUGH JAMES, saloon and li quors, 80 Second

Mckinnon N, shoemaker, 30 Yamhill McLENNAN D H, physician, Second and Ash .

McPhelin J, groceries, Second and Stark McLoughlin Hugh, saloon, 55 Clay

McLERAN BROS, flouring mills, HI and Fourth

MeMauns & Hazlett, plumbers, 127 Washington

MeMercher & Thompson, books and sta- tionery. 105 First

"MEDICAL JOURNAL," A A McAr- thur business mn wnager, 135 First Msier & Co, saloon, 137 First

Meir & Frank, gen mdse, 182 First Mellis Bros & Co. dry goods, clothing, brots and shoes, 120 First and 127 Front

Mendelson A L, gen melse, 125 Front MENDENHALL & BURNEY, attor- neys at law, 145 First, up stairs

MENDENHALL J C, fish, gams and poultry, 33 Yamhill

Marges & Vesper, marble work3, 47 Stark Meston J J, bookbinder, 102 Front

Meussdorffer C H, hats and cap3, 162 First

Meyrs H, saloon, 13 First

Micolai & Davidso"!, planing mill, Sec- ond and E

Miller & Aglin, saloon, 45 North First MILLER A S & SON, bridge builders, Union block

Miller Frank, stoves and tinware, 132 Front

Miller Gus, saloon, Fourth and Wash- ington

Miller J A, boots and shoes, Morrison and Third

Miller & Long, carriage manufs, 282 First

MILLER & RICHARD, typo foundry and paper warehouse, 6 North Frout Mitchell & Dament, attorneys at law, 161 First

Mitchell G, groceries, 50 Morrison Mitchell J, groceries, 34 Yamhill

Moir John & Co, ship chandlers, First and E

TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co., Portland. Ore. gou. have it.

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

ten, styles and erv Nt .. S. F.

rinters and

commission PSS Co, Richmond Tovolty Iron

First First Frout i and li quors,

30 Yamhill ician, Second

ond and Stark 55 Clay ing mills, HI lumbers, 127 books and sta-

" A A McAr- 135 First first 182 First ods, clothing, First and 127

, 125 Front RNEY, attor- up stairs fish, game and

work 3, 47 Stark 102 Front and caps, 162 st

ning mill, Sec- 5 North First bridge builders, ad tinware, 132 rth and Wash- shoes, Morrison go manufs, 282 LD, typo foundry , 6 North Frout ttorneys at law,

50 Morrison 4 Yamhill chandlers, First

Port inna. Ore. rou. have it.

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, OPP. Union Square, N. F. Book. keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphv.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

291

Molony C, plumber and gasfitter, 33} Yamhill

MOLSON & SONS, cordage manufs att! brewers, Ninth and D

MOLSON & SONS, saloon, 69 and 87 Second

Monnastes H W, crockery and glass- ware, 169 First

"MONTHLY MUSICAL JOUR- NAL," D W Prentice & Co publish- ers, 107 First

MOONEY & VALENTINE, dry goods and inillinery, 193 First

Moore D M, brass works, D bet First and Second

Moore & Harrington, saloon, 43 No First Moores T R, land commissioner and nu- tary, F and Front

Moore J H, foundry, 67 Front

Moore Wm, shoemaker, Second and C Moreland & Tanner, lawyers, 167 First Morin P, stove repairing, Second and Taylor

MORRIS MRS L, fancy goods and no- tions, 102 Washington

MORSE C C & CO, pictures, frames, ings, pianos and organs, 163 Pira

Muller H J, cigars and tobacco, 29 First MUNK A, fish and game market, 72 Al- der

Murray Mrs Frances M, physician and surgeon, 162 First

Murtha & Papworth, meat market, 72 Washington

Myer H, saloon, Front and Salmon

Myers H, merchant tailor, 27 Stark Myers M, vinegar factory, 48} First Naef A F, costumes, 241 First

NATHAN & DWIGHT, auction and commission, 60 First cor Pine

National Business College, W L White sacty, 128 Front

Neppach S A, druggist, First and Oak NEIMEYER O. merchant tailor, 162 First

Neunert A F, a .riss, Eighth and Jef- ferson

Neustadter Bros, sont, farnishing goods (wholesale) 67 alex 39 Front

NEWBERRY 'M G, commission mer- chant, 122 Front

Newbury, Hawthorne & Co, agl implts, 260 and 262 First

"New Northwest " (weekly), Mrs A J Duniway editor, 5 Washington

NEW YORK HOTEL, H Rothfos propr, Front and B Nicholas H. B, atty, 91 First

Nicholson W T B, general broker, 115 First Nicoloi & brothers, wood turning, Sec- ond and E

Nielson John S, carpenter, Sixth and Morrison

NILES & BEEBE, lithographers and bookbinders, and printers, 87 Front Noltner A, publisher "The Standard," cor Ash and First

NOON W C, bag factory, 16 Front Norden B L, sheriff

NORTHRUP E J & CO, exclusively carriage and wagon hardware and wood work, 232 and $234 First

Northup & Gilbert attys, 95 First

NORTON HOUSE, Harvey B Oatman & Co proprs, First and C Norton W S, barber, 7 Alder

OATMAN HARVEY B & CO, pro- prietors Norton House, First and C

O'Brien 'T J, cigars and tobacco, 88 First

O'Connor J, wholesale grocer, 120 Front O'Dea E, tailor, 14 Front

Ogden G W, groceries, 109 First

Olds & King, dry goods, 147 Third

Olds & Summers, crockery, lamps and oils, 1833 First

O'Neill B, hotel, First and G

Opitz G, bakery, 145 Third

OREGON BOTANICAL REME- DIES, Wm Pfunder & Co proprs, P O box 218

OREGON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, W H Kinross principal ; F Vinton secretary, 170 First

"Oregon Farmner " (weekly), W L Ep- pinger publisher, 5 Washington

OREGON FURNITURE MANU- FACTURING CO, Sam Lowenstein president ; Wm Kapus secretary, First and Yamhill

"OREGONIAN" (The) (daily), H L Pittock business manager, 102 Front OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO, H L Vittoek manager, 102 Front

Oregon Leather and Manufacturing Co, W S Stevens manager, 93 Front

"Oregon Literary Vidette " (monthly), E O Norton & Co publishers, 5 Wash- ington

Oregon Packing Co, J W & B Cook proprs, 105 First

OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION CO, Geo J Ainsworth general superin- tendent, Ash and Front

Oregon Transfer Co, Second and Stark

OVEREND C E, contractor and build- er, 47 Stark

OSBORN D M & CO, harvest machin- ery, 261 and 263 Front

O'Shea Bros, meat market, Central Market, First

O'Shea W. pawnbroker, 26 Washington Osvold & Ayers, shoemakers, 30 Stark Owen E L, bakery, 51 North First

PURE PORT WINE, for Noticia Purpose, 302 Davis St., S. F.

KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, Stohr )y

Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall

Methodist Book Depository,

Pages 300 & 301.

5 . Electrograph." }

Branch ar New York Book Concern. " A. T. Cross' { Stylografle" Pen, "stylograph,"

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

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNT- NENN COLLEGE. 820 Post St .. N. F.

Oregon-Portland. ALPHABETICALLY.

293

RODGERS, MEYER & CO, importers and commission merchants, 20 North Front

Rodgers T, boots and shoes, 245 First Rodgers Thos M, stove works, 244 Front ROENICKE OTTO, book binder and paper box manuf, First and Stark, up stairs

Roessler A, meat market, 102 Washing- ton

ROGERS E P, general freight and pas- senger agent O & C R R, Front and F ROHR C M, meat market, Third and Salmon

Rosenfeld H & Co, cigars and tobacco, 41 Front

Rosenfeld J L, commission merchant, 123 Front

Rosa Mrs C, fruits, etc, 214 First Rottner J, saloon, 248 First

Roony Max, Coffee House, 206 First

ROYAL W W, physician and surgeon, 227 First

Rummelin & Gutmann, furriers, 82 First "RURAL SPIRIT" (The), W W Baker editor

RUSS DR H M, dentist, 104 First

Russ Ira & Co, groceries, Morrison and Third

SADDLER K, Pioneer Bakery, 240 Second

Salianger Al & Co, dry goods, 210 First Salzer J & Bro, hotel, First and D Sandeen Mra C W, hairdresser, 203 Third

SANKEN J VON & F WILDI, saloon, 204 First

SAYLOR W H, physician and surgeon, room I, Union block

Schade John, hotel, First and Main Schenck C S, saloon, Front and F

SCHERNER H I, Fulton Meat Mar- ket, 68 Alder

SCHLOTH CHR, meat market, 53 Washington

Schwab & Anderson, book and job print- ers, 102 Front

Schmeer John, saloon, 191 First

Schmidt Chas, groceries, G and Thir- teenth

SCHMITZ WM, Gambrinus Saloon, Pine and First

Schramm Chaa, saloon, 311 Front Schultze P, land agent O & CR R, Front and F

Schuman & Botefuhr, saloon, 71 First SCHUYLER PHILIP C, general agt Liverpool, London and Globe Insur- ance Cos, and Mutual Lifo of New York, 5 First

SCOTT C C, New England Meat Mar- ket, E and Fourth

SEARS A F JR, attorney at law and notary public, room 5, Dekum's bldg

Sears Geo C, county assessor

Seavier Madame, dresamaking, 131 First Seller M & Co, wholesale queenaware, 13 and 15 Front

Sellig K & Co, liquora and cigars, 163 Second

SELLING P. gen mdse, SE cor First and Yamhill

Senofsky J, shoemaker. 14 Morrison'

SIBSON, CHURCH & CO, commission merchants and exporters wheat and flour, Ash and Front

SIMON J & CO, wholesale and retail paints, oils, doors, sash and blinds, 128 Front

Simmons Ed S, restaurant, 52 First Simons S, straw works, 52 Main

SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, Willis B'Fry manager, 186 First

SINGLETON A B & CO, detective and collection agency, room 10 Dekum's building

Sinsheimer H, musical instruments, 127 First

Sinsheimer I, manager Portland Furni- ture Manufacturing Co, 13 Washington SITES O F & CO, groceries, 167 First Sitt H B, dress and cloak making, 134 Third

Shanahan W T, picture frames, etc, Morrison near Second

Shaprrar N, shoemaker, 60} First

Sharp Ross, cigars and tobacco, 227 First

Sharp R M, cigars and tobacco, 149} First

Shattuck & Killin, lawyers, 115 First SHAW J, American Exchange Hotel Sheridan J, manuf umbrellas, 11 Alder Sherlock S, wholesale saddlery, 74 Front

SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE, manufs furniture and bedding, carpets, 166 First and 167 Front

Shipper & Rybke, tailoring, 11 Oak Shortell Mrs, boarding, 49 Front

SHORTELL ROBERT, propr " P K" Saloon, faro up stairs, 130 First Showers Wm, county treasurer

SKIDMORE S G & CO, druggists, 151 First

Slavich John, restaurant, 170 First

SMALLBONE C R & WINTERS landscape gardeners and florists, 49 Clay

Smith & Alden, dentists, 167 First Smith Bros & Co, sawmill, foot of Clay SMITH BROS & WATSON, iron works, Front near Harrison Smith Fred, blacksmith, 304 Front Smith Jamea A, county clerk

SMITH L K G, wholesale cigars and tobacco, and smokers' materials, 101 Front .

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

ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.

reasonable rates and terms.

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 37

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