Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 63

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Publication date: 1880
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Bennerscheidt Jos, stoves, tinware, gas- fitting and plumbing, Gas Works Bettnear Andrew, wine distillery

Kraker Henry, saloon Kuelph Mrs E, wine grower

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

SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY. NEV.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., "Ti. 118. 110, and Battery M. N. F.

502 California-Anaheim-Angel's Camp. ALPHABETICALLY.

Kroeger H, wine grower

Langenberger A, gen muse, agricul impl and agt W F & Co and wine grower Langenberger F, ins agt

Lawton A JJ, real estate agt

LEONARD & DROWN, meat market, Centre Lewis L F, livery stable Lorenz C, wine grower

Luedke R, watchmaker and jeweler and wine grower

McDermott Henry J, blacksmith and wagonınaker MeKinnis Mrs A K, dressmaker and pat. tara agt

MELROSE RICHARD, editor and propr "Anaheim Gazetto" and insur- ance agent, Los Angeles

Melrose R, town clerk

Mendelson M A, tailor and clothing

Metz Mrs M, wine grower

Morison W A, blacksmith and wagon- maker

MILES BROS, grist mill opposite R R Depot

MILES D E, warehouse, storage and commission, and insurance agent, op. posite R R D.pot

Mitchel! N H, livery stable

Montgomery Victor, atty at law and notary public

Mossmin C, saloon,

Nobelun; Max, saloon,

Neip John, wine grower

OLDEN WM R, agent Stearne's Ranchos and real estate and insurance agent, Centro

Payne V Rt, city marshal

Pellegrin P, watchmaker and jeweler PLANTERS HOTEL, E Dunham pro- prietor, Centre and Los Angeles Reiser Theodore, wine grower Rimp.su Theodore, ins agt

Ruetimann Frederick, saloon

SANTIAGO GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO, T A Darling manager and vice-president, office R R Depot Saxton -, town trustee

SEIBERT B F, cashier Bank of Ana- heim, insurance agent, and agent Hamburg-American Packet Co; drafts drawn on all European cities; Centre Sex Miss Julia, dressmaker

Schneider Mrs, wine grower

Scott R W, atty at law and notary pub- lic

SMITH A GUY, (A G S & Co), agent Imperial, London, Northern and Quee:1 Inenrance companies

SMITH A GUY & CO, lumber, grain and produce and commission mer- chants, saw, planing and grist mills, brick yard and warehouse, R R Depot| Caster Jacob, saloon

Sno:igrass B J, constable

Stackpole J W & J E, saloon and lodg- Steinhart A W, cashier Bank of P Davis & Bro and ins agt

STOUGH H A, blacksmith & wagon- maker, Centre

Strouthof D, wine grower

THE SANITARIUM, Dr. Reginald A Fergusson propr, Lemon, Second and South

TUFFREE J K, real estate agent, Los Angeles

War.ing O, harness and saddles

Werder H, town trustee

Werder H, wine grower,

Wehmeyer H, wine grower

White A E, horseshoer and blacksmith Wille C, cooper

Williams D K, drayman

Winfield Mrs M J, dressmaker

Yoeum J H, physician

Zayn John P, town trustee, wine grower

Anderson, SHASTA COUNTY.

Abbott J W, hotel

Anderson E, hotel and agt W, F & Co

Anderson E F, agt Cal & OR R

Anderson Hans, blacksmith

Anderson W S, clerk and postinaster

Baker Goorge, manuf furniture and up- holsterer

Bedfor & Wright, merchants

Beecher & Champtin, merchants

Bell Thomas, liquors

Burke B W, harnessmaker

Calhoun J Gil, physician and surgeon Church F B, groceries

Elmore W W, constable Keebar R B, painter

Lovell J G, livery stable

Parhan D, wagon and carriagemakor Roberts B F, dist school teacher

Spame J W, justice peace

Stuart B W, butcher Wolf Samuel, blacksmith

Angel's Camp, CALAVERAS COUNTY,

Is on the Sonora and Mokalumno Hill stage road, 14 miles from Sonora and 140 miles from San Francisco. Mining is the principal means of support. The population is 600.

ANGEL'S HOTEL, Geo Tryon propr, Main

Browner Fred, butcher

TRY DR. CUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.

PUNCTUALITY, ,

Fashion. ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "stylograph," &r. See Pagems 800 & W Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.

PACIFI

„ Stylegrade Fountain F.

Claxton W Cooley Joh Cosgrove K Cruwfor !! Crooks W CROOKS Derens The FERRY Fletcher J Kelly W A Lindsay 'T ] tary publ Matson J, h "MOUNTA propr Myers John Peachy H J Peachy 'T G, Peirano Job Peirano J, REED M "Mountui Robinson L, SCRIBNER goods, gru hardware, W, F & C Spillner Win Stickle E & ( Tuit Win, ju TRYON GJ Hotel Waterman E

Military st MILLER C Washington

A BAOR On the C PI mento.

Anderson W ASTIL RIC grain and I Bruster D D, Powell W II, Sigias P V, b

Anth NE A postoff City; reached

H. PALME

GEO. C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND

Sheet Iron, all Mises and Numbers, 110,

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. The Model Commercial Colles of the l'anat, 320 Past Nt .. N. P.

California-Angel's Cump-Antioch. ALPHABETICALLY.

503

Claxton Wm, saloon Cole C J, hotel RAPP AUGUST, postmaster Ruthburn H B, hotel Cooley John, shoemaker Cosgrove Kute, hotel Cruwfunl Mrs J, bakery Crooks W H, newa agt CROOKS WM, posimaster Antioch, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Derens Thomas, marble works FERRY JOHN, livery stable Fletcher J C, carpenter A thorough thriving town of 1,200 in- habitants, pleasantly situated at the mouth of the San Joaquin river; distant from San Francisco 55 miles, from which it is reached by boat or C. P. & N. R.R. Kelly W A, physician Lindsay 'T R, U S commissioner and no- tary public Matson J, blacksmith and wagormaker "MOUNTAIN ECHO," Myron Reed propr ABBOTT J P, editor and propr "An- tioch Ledger" Myers John B, constable Peachy H J, p .. inter Ambery Jos, barber Peachy 'T G, supt schools AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, P Griffin propr Peirano J, gen mndse Angel & Condors, fruit and produce Peirano John, gen mdse REED MYRON, elitor and publisher "Mountain Echo" "ANTIOCH LEDGER," (weekly) J P Abbott editor and propr Robinson L, barber Antioch and Somersville Stago Line, J G Chase propr SCRIBNER J C, dry goods, furnishing goods, groceries, drugs, queonswar., Baker J R, postmaster hardware, cigars and tobacco ete, agt W, F & Co Spillner Wir, shoemaker Stickle E & G, gen indse Behan T, liquors Tait Win, justice of the peace Baker & Olden, drugs, express and tele- graph opr Bayliss El, liquors Brower H W, undertaker, carpenter and builder TRYON GEORGE C, propr Angel's Hotel Waterman E K, blacksmith BRUNKHORST W A, gen mdse CALIFORNIA DISTILLING CO,. Jost & Adler, proprs Angel Island, CARMAN G C, groceries Carrington John, pastor Congregational church MARIN COUNTY. Chase J G, propr Antioch and Somers- Military station and postmaster. ville Stage Line Cruikshank Jus T', atty at law MILLER CHAS, postmaster Washington B, post trader DAHNKEN FRED, liquors Donnelly Peter, drayman Donovan C, liquors Antelope, Empire Coal Mine & R R Co's, Judson Belshaw & Rouse proprs BAORAMENTO COUNTY, . FARMERS HOTEL, H S Stiachfield Gagen Jno, sodawater manuf propr On the C P R R, 10 miles from Sacra- mento. GRIFFIN P, proprietor American Ex- change Hotel Anderson W G, blacksmith HANDY ISAAC, drayman ASTIL RICHARD, provisiona, flour, Harris Mark, butcher grain and Jumber, postmaster Bruster D D, wheelwright and carpenter Powell W HI, mill and warehouse Sigias P V, blacksmith HOMBURG MARTIN, general mer- chandise, ship chandlery and furniture Jacobs M H, dry goods Johnson & Henning, hotel Jos'in L B, saddle and harness Anthony House, JOST & ADLER, proprs California Distilling Co NEVADA COUNTY. Judson Belshaw & Rouse, proprs Em- pire Coal Mine & R R Co ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "Stylegraph," ar. See Pagene 300 & 501, M. Gray. Gen'l Agent. for Parine Coast, 117 Pont St. A. F. . .

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

Cash or Instalments

Ilustrated Catalogues

A postoffice, 12 miles from Nevada Keiser J G, liquors City; reached by stage.

Lee & Waldie, painters

H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal ..

soe Davis Ntreet," Man Francisco ...

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

CUTTING PÁČKINĆ CO.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

oven and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Dattery St., 8. F.

504

California-Antioch-Aptos. ALPHABETICALLY.

Lieber L, gen mdse LOBREE A, liquors, cigars and to- bacco

Lobree I gen mdse Martin Thos, liquors McCabe Edward, stationery, etc

McDermott P, horseshoer

McNulty Francis

Meinken Fred, liquors Meyer Gabriel, gen mdse Moore W A, dentist Nicholson Isaac, pottery Nolan James, liquors

Page S B, gunsmith

PARKISON M C, druggist

Peers H, liquors Peters & Stamm, boot and shoe dealers

Peterson Ned, blacksmith and wagon- maker

Radke Albert, watchmaker Reed & Lee, undertakers Rembree W, liquors Rouse, Forman & Co, lumber dealers ROUSE & FRINK, gen mdse,

STINCHFIELD HS, propr Farmers Hotel

Taylor R P, tinsmith

Timonds Miss Johanna, millinery and fancy goods

Upson C E, watchmaker and jeweler U'S RESTAURANT, R W Walker propr

WALKER R W, propr U S Restaurant

Wemple E L, physician White T B, grocer

Wild C, tailor Wolcott Oliver, atty at law Wright G C, atoves and tinware

THE ANTIOCH LEDGER A WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED AT Antioch, Contra Costa Co., Cal. J. P. ABBOTT, PROPRIETOR.

HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION. IS REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.

TERMS, in Advance,

- Three Dollars.

Aptos, SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, fronted by a lawn and flower beds, and a atately fountain, towering 40 feet in hight. An interesting apot, situated 100 yards distant from the house, across Situated on Monterey Bay, eight miles from Santa Cruz, and 12 from Watson- ville, convenient by rail to either place. Mr. Claus Spreckles, who owns a large estate at this place, has erected a magni- ficent hotel, adapted for the accommoda- tion of summer travel. The location is a very desirable one, and as a resort is the most convenient and eligible on the coast. At present writing the place is being prepared for the reception of guests, and the influx promises to be a large one this season, which sets in about April. Many improvements are being made by the lessee, Mr. W. H. Sted- man, formerly of Congress Springs, who, being thoroughly versed in the re- quirements of such a place, can be relied upon to bring out the resources of the the creek, and approached by a rustic bridge, seems to have been designed especially for picnic parties, being fur- nished by nature with numerous live- oak trees, and improved with arbors, awings and lounges. The dining hall, frequently converted into a ball room, is a feature of the place, and one in which the management take great pride. It is a large room, handsomely festooned and lighted, and its floor is second to none that we have ever stepped upon. Bath rooms, closets and parlors abound in the house, and an excellent quality of gas is manufactured on the premises for every room. l'retty cottages, for families, are tastefully grouped in the grounds. At a little distance across the lawn are the bar room, billiard hall, establishment. The main building, con- bowling alley and club rooms, furnished taining 54 rooms, each and all large and

with all the modern appliances. The elegantly furnished, stands on a rise of general external appearance of the place ground, overlooking the bay, and is suggest warmth, case and recreation.

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

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

BUSINES

and it is sai lanterns on g pleasing. 1 way of amus boating and I at leisure by may occupy t

The Most F

Aqu AMA (Postoffi A mining villas Cook Jacob, ca Ham A C, hote Ludekins L, j gen mdse Richards W, c

COL Is a new town, Tacitus R. Arl fornia Pacific a miles from Kı agricultural aed

Alexander Abr ARBUCKLE lector, real and postmaat Argyle I F, lur Bibb J G, salod Frees C J, agt Gibbons C H, Goringer Frede Hall & Smith, Harris & Co, g Holloway W Howell & Luca

H. PALME

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENN COLLECK. 320 Post St .. S. F.

California-Aptos-Arcata. 505 and it is said that when lighted up by lanterns on gala nights, the effect is very ALPHABETICALLY. pleasing. Every inducement in the way of amusement is offered. Fishing, boating and hunting can be indulged in at leisure by gentlemen, while the ladies insy occupy themselves in gathering the Walsh P K, liquors sea shells, mosses and fern of the lo- cality. ARANO JOSEPH, gen mdse, postmaster Rice D M, liquors STEDMAN W H, hotel APTOS HOTEL, Aptos, California. The Most Popular Resort in California. Now Open for the Season. Rates: From $12 to $14 per Week. W. H. STEDMAN, Proprietor. Aqueduct City, Moore & Skelton, jewelers and photo- graphers Pert & Cross, gen mdse Ruser & Bailey, hotel Vaughan C L N, atty at law and notary public AMADOR COUNTY, (Postoffice, Pine Grove), A mining village, 12 miles from Jackson. Cook Jacob, carpenter Ham A C, hotel Arcata, HUMBOLDT COUNTY. Ludekins L, justice of the peace and gen mndse Richards W, constable Eligibly situated for the lumber trade of Mad river and neighborhood, Arcata is quite a flourishing town. It has a popu- Arbuckle, COLUSA COUNTY, lation of about 800, boasts a free public reading room, a spicy newspaper-the "Leader"-and a commodious hall or theater. Distance from Eureka, eight Is a new town, named after its founder, Tacitus R. Arbuckle, Esq , on the Cali- fornia Pacifie and Northern Railway, 19 miles from Knight's Landing, in a rich agricultural section. miles by water and tramway, and twelve by overland stage. Located here is an admirable health institution, under the direction of Dr. H. W. Marsh. The establishment is furnished with the con- veniences of a modern hotel, with the etceteras that commend themselves to Alexander Abram, blacksmith invalids. The Doctor administers Turk- ish and Russian baths on the premises, and is ever present to give his assistance and advice to inmates. The Marsh Argyle I F, lumber Bibb J G, saloon Frees C J, agt W, F & Co Gibbons C H, druggist and physician Geringer Frederica, hotel Hall & Smith, machiuist and blacksmith Arcata Library Association Harris & Co, gen mdse House is beautifully situated, overlook- ing the bay. ARBUCKLE T R, city marshal, col- lector, real estate agt, livery stable and postmaster "ARCATA LEADER" (weekly), W B Thorpe editor and propr W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. Catalogue and Terms on application to H. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117

Holloway W M, music toscher Howell & Lucas, saloon

BAIR & PARDEE, liquors and bil- liards Bauman John, blacksmith

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

KRANICH & BACH PIANOS_SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make. (Steinway & Sons excepted) Illustrated

th. 117 Post St. S. F.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery Ntreet, H. F.

506

California-Arcata-Auburn. ALPHABETICALLY.

Brizard A, gen mdse Brizard A Mrs, millinery

BULL J C JR, meat market

BURNS ROBERT, tin and hardware Cave R B, grist mill

Chilson - Rev, pastor M E Church Cleverly H C, watchmaker Cullberg Isaac, gen mdse

DEMING B, justice of the peace, atty at law and collection agt

DEMING E A, wheelwright and blacksınith

Devlin Thomas, tannery

ERICKSON A W. books, stationery and music, agt W'U Tel Co Falk & Chandler, saw and grist mill Fickle W Y & Son, shingle mill W'leming H W, physician

Galinger A B Mrs, varieties" Gingery Joseph, bootmaker Greenwald Julius, gen mdsc

Hally John, livery stable Harpst & Spring, gen mdse and harness Hawkins A, cabinet maker

Hopkins G W, justice, atty and notary HUNTER WM J, bootmaker Huestis Theo F & W P, painters

KALACICH MARTIN, aaloon and restaurant

KIRKBY W H, Pioneer Livery Stable, ' and propr Eureka and Trinidad Stage and Mail Line, SE cor Plaza

KNIGHT & RICHERT, liquors and billiards

MARSH H W DR, Hygienic Institute and Turkish Baths

MEEKER LOUIS E, physician and surgeon Menefee P M, physician

MERRELL SETH W (Merrell House), cor Twelfth and H

MINOR ISAAC, Arcata Meat Market Minor A E Mrs, millincr and dressmaker MOULTON P, druggist Nelliat J Mrs, fancy goods

Ordenheimer Wm, boutmaker

POULEUR J B & CO, stoves and tin. ware, sewing machines, etc

RICHARD C G, liquors and billiards RICHERT J, propr Uuion Hotel Schorlig L E, groceries and bakery

SMITH CHARLES, gen mdss and post master

Smith Maurice, liquors SIMPSON WM A, hairdresser TILLEY GEORGE H, agt W, F & Co THORPE W B, editor "Arcata Lead- er "

UNION HOTEL AND RESTAUR- ANT, J Richert propr

Union Wharf Co, G W B Yocum supt Yocum G W B, supt Union Wharf Co Xizues F, liquors

Ashland,

SACRAMENTO COUNTY.

Lawton Jno, gen mdse and postmaster Wallace J H, agt North Fork Ditch Co

Atkinson,

SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

Atkinson L, postmaster

Auburn,

PLACER COUNTY.

Auburn, the county seat of Placer county, is one of the oldest and hest known mining towns of the State. It is situated on the line of the Central Pa- cific R. R., 36 miles northeast of Sacra- mento, and about two miles from the American river. It is in the foothill re- gion of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the altitude being 1,350 feet. The seen- ery in the vicinity of Auburn is grand and beautiful, and the climate, though warmer in summer than that prevailing along the coast, is extremely healthful. For these reasons, the place has become in late years, somewhat of a resort for tourists and invalids. Tho town is supported chiefly by mining and fruit growing. Auburn has at preseut two churches, the Methodist-Episcopal, and the Roman Catholic. A third church edifice, for the use of the Congregation- alista, will also shortly be built. The Episcopalians hold monthly services, though as yet possessing no church edi- tice of their own. The benevolent in- stitutions comprise lodges of Masons, Odd Fellowa, A. O. U. W. and Good Templars. A large and handsome pub- lic school building, with four teachers, supply the educational want of the town. Two papers, both weekly, are published here. Population 2,000, and growing.

Adams C H, deputy sheriff

Adams FD, county auditor and recorder AMERICAN HOTEL, Frank Tull propr

ANDREWS & HOLLENBECK, agent W, F & Co, aud jewelers and bankers ASHLEY J T, under sheriff Benson J D, boot and shoemaker Betton S, liquors

Bisbee J G, county treasurer Boggs J C, sheriff and tax collector Borland's Hotel, J Borland propr Bryan G S, liquors

Bullock W H, attorney at law

TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.

Crowe', Stylegrafe Fountain ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "Atylograph." &r. Mee Pageen 800 : 801 WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City, Utah.

BUSINESS

Burlingame J G Burns H, liquor Cain Thos, liqu Cassidy Mrs B Clapp S, consta Craig E L, atto Crissman Ben, 1 CROSBY C C, Curley & Mahor Dwyer & McCor Edler F A, guns peace

EMPIRE LIV Crosby propr FENTON H W Placer Argus" FILCHER & "The Placer E Fitch J Ives, att Fried H, dry goo Fulweiler J M, a tary public GRANGER JO rant GROHS F, Aubi Gubbay F, grocer Hale J E, atty at Hamilton Joseph, Hellwig Chas J, I Holle E F, bakery Houser Is dry goo

shoes, hats and Hughes W B, car Ineger John, liqu KEEHNER G Kinkade J T', atty LARDNER W

atty at law and Lipsett A, hotel LUVEWELL GI Lowell G P. geu n Lubeck D W & C ing

Macomb Geo B, ti Manu V V, furuit Mcclellan Mrs S, McComb G B, sto MeCormick Jas J McGuire W B, liq Mckinley J, asses Merrill W C, tailo Meyres B F, super Mitchell John H, Munson W L, asse Newtou & Lowell, Nichols 'T J, count

"PLACER HER cher & Kincado Predom Moses, ble maker

PUTNAM HOUS agers Putman S, lumber

H. PALMER &

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

BUSINESS PENMANSHIP

Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- VENN COLLEGE. 320 POST Nt .: N. F.

California-Auburn. ALPHABETICALLY.

507

Burlingame J G, carpenter and builder Burns H, liquors Caiu Thos, liquors Cassidy Mrs B D, tel opr C PR R Clapp S, constable Rapier R G, barber and baths Reeves E J, carpenter and builder Reeves Thos, barber REEVES W J, freight clerk C P R R SEAVEY O F, county supt of schools Craig E L, attorney at law C'rissman Ben, liquors Shackleton E L, physician and surgeon Shay Mis E, restaurant Siefert & Brood, butchers CROSBY C C, Empire Livery Stable Curley & Mahon, depot liquors Simon C L, liquors Dwyer & McCormick, groceries Sinith J J, propr Auburn Hotel, depot Edler F A, gunsmith and justice of the Stephens T E, gen mdse peace Snowden E C, drugs EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, C C Spear D W, atty at law Crosby propr FENTON H W, editor and propr " The Placer Argus" Stone Henry, blacksmith FILCHER & KINCADE, publishers Stono S M, denti.t "The P'lacer Herald". Tamplin Win, meat market Fitch J Ives, attorney at law TERRY & CO, managers l'utman House Fried H, dry goods and clothing Stevens S M, druggist and tel opr W U Tel Co "THE PLACER ARGUS" (weekly), Fulweiler J M, attorney at law and no- tary public H W Fontou editor and proprietor Todd S H, (Methodist) clergymuu GRANGER JOS, varieties and restau- Todd T M, physician and surgeon rant TULL FRANK, proprictor American Hotel GROHS F, Auburn Brewery Warinington J, fruits, vegetables and varieties Gubbay F', groceries Hale J E, atty at law Hamilton Joseph, atty at law Walsh E, notary public and ins agent Hellwig Chas J, harness and saddlery Walsh Jas, boot and shoemaker Holle E F, bakery White & Hiakle, blacksmiths and car- riage builders Houser LA dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps Willis J R, postmaster, books and sta- M. Grav. Gen'l Agent. for Pacific Coast. 117 Post At. R. tionery Hughes W B, carriage painting Ineger John, liquors WILLMENT MRS G, ngent CPR R, groceries, feed and hardware KEEHNER G A, liquors Kiakade J T', atty at law LARDNER W B, district attorney, atty at law and notary public Lipsett A, hotel LUVEWELL GEC H, photographer Lowell G P. gou muse Lubeck D W & Co, dry goods and cloth- ing LOVEWELL'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PLACES, HEADQUARTERS AT CARSON CITY, NEVADA. BRANCH At Auburn, California, Macomb Geo B, tin and hardware Manu V V, furniture and undertaker Mcclellan Mrs S, dressmaker McComb G B, stoves, tin and hardware McCormick Jas Jr, constable McGuire W B, liquors Mckinley J, assessor District No 3 Merrill W C, tailor WILLIAM KIRKLAND, Dealer in GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, Clothing, Stationery and General Merchandise, Also Wholesale Dealer in CORD WOOD AND CHARCOAL, Meyres B F, superior judge Mitchell Johu H, assessor District No 1 Munson W L, assessor District No 2 Newton & Lowell, gen mdse Nichols T' J, county clerk ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "stylograph." &r. Mee Pages# 800 # 801. STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand. Square. Upright-Sold for Cash or Instalments, Minstrated Cataleraet

"PLACER HERALD" (wcekly), Fil- cher & Kincade publishers Predom Moses, blacksmith and wagon- maker PUTNAM HOUSE, Terry & Co man- agers Putman S, lumber and planing mills

ACAMPO.

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

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

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,

Pumpa and Tron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 119, 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street. N. F.

508 California-Auburn-Bartlett Springs. ALPHABETICALLY.

THE NEW AND ELEGANT PUTNAM HOUSE

Is now open to the Public. This Hotel is conveniently located on a picturesque and commanding site near the RAILROAD DEPOT, AUBURN. Furni- ture New and Elegant. Apartments Large, Light and Airy. Hot and Cold Baths for the use of guests.

THE BAR always supplied with Choice Wines and Liquors. Free 'Bus to and from the Railroad Depot. TERRY & CO., Managers.

AMERICAN HOTEL

AUBURN, PLACER CO., CAL.

FRANK TULL

PROPRIETOR.

The largest and most safely constructed House in the place. The accommoda- tions are emphatically first-class. 'Bus in attendance at all trains. The location is the finest of any house in Auburn. It commands an excellent view of the moun- tains and valleys. ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED. Provided with reading-room and bar-room, also sample-room for commercial travelers.

Terms Reasonable. Patronage Solicited.

Baird, SHASTA COUNTY.

A charming hunting and fishing resort.

Campbell J B, fish pond Osgood E L, hotel and postmaster Stone Livingston, U S fish commissioner

Ballena, . SAN DIEGO COUNTY,

Fifty-five miles northeast of San Diego.

Green D, station keeper

McIntier John I, gen mdse and post- master Mulkins J W, blacksmith Reed Mrs R, gen mdse

Sawday & Holmes, gen mdse

Bangor, BUTTE COUNTY.

Allen J E, gen mdse amd postmaster Andrews A, blacksmith Manson J S, millwright Payne JE, hotel Rickman & Co, proprs So Honcut M Co

Banta, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY,

San Francisco, by Livermore route, and 17 miles from Stockton. Population about 100. A stage leaves Banta daily for San Joaquin City, Grayson and Hill's Ferry. Through tickets can be procured on the train.

BRICHETTO G & CO, gen mdse and saloon

Godchaux L, liquors

Israel I G, postmaster

ISRAEL W C, livery and daily stage line to Grayson and Hill's Ferry

LAMB W G, raiser of fine stock

Luce Douglas, justice of the peace and physician

MCARDLE EUGENE, blacksmith and wagonmaker

PORTER BROS, (T G & A J), liquors Prather B F. hotel

WILLIAMS JOHN C, constable and collector

WILSON OLIVER H, Railroad Res- taurant and saloon

WOOD ROYAL JR. agent C P RR, W, F & Co and W U Tel Co; dealer in grain sacks and ins agt

Bartlett Springs, LAKE COUNTY,

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 63

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