Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 66

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Publication date: 1880
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John Smith, affords every comfort de- sired by the tourist or comunereial traveler. The chief support is the dniry interest, bean, potatoe and barley erop. Several rich quicksilver mines are in the vicinity, but are not operated at present owi ig to the low price of metal. A wharf and warehouse accommodate schooners in winter, and passenger steamers in summer; principal landing at San Simeon. The population is estimat- ed at 200.

Apsey J E, deputy sheriff and constable Baker & March, Cambria Lumber Co Bright Miss Jennie, millinery Brown Edwin, constable Cambria Lumber Co, Baker & March

H. WACHHORST, importer of

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

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

COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.

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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. 320 Post Street. Educate thoroughly for Business.

California-Cambria-Capay. ALPHABETICALLY.

525

Campbell Jas D, livery and feed stable Carey Lafayette, stage Citron A, gen mndse Cufer E M, (Grant, Lull & Co), agt American Central Ins Co

COLE GEO M, saddler and harness maker

EUBANKS & SONS, blacksmiths Gans & Co, gen mdse

GRANT, LULL & CO, gon mise, ag- ricultural implements and mining sup- plies

GRISINGHER LORENZO, William Tell Saloon GROSS S, gen mdse Harriman J F, carpenter

JANSSEN J H, furniture and cabinet maker

JOHNSON JERRY, livery and feed stable

Kaetzel Philip, wagonmaker and notary public

Leffingwell & Sons, wharfingers and saw- mill

Lull Geo W, postmaster

Lynn Edgar, meat market

Manderscheid Bres, drugs

Mannon James M, notary and deputy county assessor

MCCURDY SAMUEL, physician and surgeon

Minor R A, stoves and tinware, agt P C S S Co, W U Tel Co and ins agt

Noble S S, photographer Ott Frederick, hootmaker

Paliner O S, carponter

PROCTOR HOUSE, John Smith propr QUILLIN JOHN, saloon

Rader J H, blacksmith

Ramage G W, gen mdse, justice of the Gerweiner Casper, shoemaker

peace and agt W, F & Co

Scott A W, physician

SHERMAN THADDEUS, wagonmak- er

SMITH JOHN, Proctor House and sa- loon Stiles J W, jeweler and watchmaker SUMMERS & HACKNEY, black- siniths and wagonmakers Tejado Miguel, barber

TOGNAZZI B G, gon mdse

TURNER J N, atty at law and notary publie

WOODS F H, carpenter and cabinet maker

Campo, SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

Gaskill Bros, gen mdse and blacksmiths Gaskill L H, postmaster

Campo Seco, CALAVERAS COUNTY,

A postoffice, reached by stages from Lodi on the C. P. R. R .; 12 miles from San Andreas.

Beseux G, gen mdse and agt W, F & Co Bowman A, livery stable

Creight James, teamster

Gollao J C, stock-raiser

Late J M, stock-raiser

NYE D B, gen mdse and postmaster Peck F C, bootmaker Roman A. livery

Sanford N F, gen mdse

Todd J, meat market

Vieinout J, groceries

Wooley Wmn, liquors

Camptonville, YUBA COUNTY,

Is 95 miles from Sacramento viz Marys- ville, from which it is reached by stages.

Baden W J, blacksmith

Baker J W, carpenter

Bliss C A, justice of the peaco

Bliss Mrs R H, hotel

Brown Mrs A L, dressmaker

Brown J P & Co, bankers

Calvin Win H, drugs and notions

Dameille F, hotel

Douglas Geo, dentist

Erwin Jos, blacksmith

Gassner M J, tanner

Graham J R, shoemaker

Grover W H, livery

MANSUR C F, dry goods and post- master

Marrow & Verrell, carpenters

MeLellan JG, tinware

McMurray V C, saloon

Meck J R, grocer

Meves B, jeweler

Millar A G, butcher and justice of the peace

Smith Mrs C C, druggist

Walton J H, baker

Young J R, notary publio

Capay, YOLO COUNTY.

Aldrich J W, hotel and livery Appleby A, hotel Beek A. bootmaker Cranston T J, druggist

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

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.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Steves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and , tterna, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. F.

526 California-Capay-Castroville. ALPHABETICALLY.

Duncan H C, livery stable and propr of Cal Q S M Stage Line Freeman F S & Co, gen mdse Lang Jno A, saloon Levy David, gen mdse Levy W, gen mdse Lewis Jno T, harnes maker Bromley D, blacksmith Cummings J, saloon DE CAMP C E, postmaster Gregor J, blacksmith Heldt Danl, saloon Heldt Gen, livery JACKSON J G, general merchandise, CE DJ Camp manager . Kelly Frank, gen store King Jno, saloon Lovell & Parker, blacksmiths and wag- onmakers Munger W D, blacksmith Perkins E E, postmasts. and justice of peace McDonald J K, tanner McDonald Juo, hotel Strohback H, saloon Van Ahwen M, saloon Capistrano, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. A postoffice, 75 miles from Los Angeles. Castroville, MONTEREY COUNTY, Carlsen Christian, blacksmith Charles Henry, wool grower Congdon J R, constable and collector Daneri J B, justice of peace Dartigue Louis, wool grower Egan Richd, W U tel opr and county supervisor Is on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 15 miles from Monterey, and has a popula- tion of 800. It was named after J. B. Castro, Esq. The place depends upon stock-raising and agricultural interests for its support. It is also the junction for the railroad leading to Monterey. Erreca Bernardo, wool grower Fuller J P', justice of peace Garcia Dolores, saloon and stable Lopera C, constable and collector BLACK & SON, Castroville Flour Mills BOWERY JOHN, veterinary surgeon Mendelson M, gen mdse, postmaster and CASTRO J B, farmer and land owner ins agent SALABERRI JUAN & CO, general merchandise and liquors Cooper J B H, gen mdse WAGNER CHAS, saloon Brown Win H, hairdresser "CASTROVILLE ARGUS," Joseph Merritt propr GIBSON W H, grain buyer, flour deal- er and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Carpenteria, GRANDPRE H D, harnessmaker Johnson Israel, postmaster Keating L B, gen mdse Henry Walter saloon SANTA BARBARA COUNTY. A stage station and trading point on the Coast Stage Road from Santa Bar- Kelly P, farmer and gardener bara to Los Angeles. Stage from Santa Barbara 10 miles: fare, $1.00. Stage from San Beunaventura 20 miles. The place is surrounded by a most thrifty farming population. KING M, restaurant and saloon Knoch & Zimmerman, meat market Longley A H, stoves and tinware Mathews Monroe, barber MERRITT JOSEPH, propr "Castro- ville Argus" Anderson W. , saloon Merritt M R, notary public MEYER LOUIS, Snug Siloon Miller & Co, groceries MILLS JOHN, saloon and restaurant Benn Jno, ~ astable Dodge CE, gen mise Muneton Heury, blacksmith Thurmond G E, gen mdse and postmaster Mitchell J W, varieties Way Wm, justice of peace Parent T D, blacksmith PARKER JOHN, druggist and physi- Caspar, Pierson W S, agt S PR R Pomber J M, livery stable REIRDON JOHN, harness and saddles Roth Hiram, saloon MENDOCINO COUNTY. cian SMITH F M, propr American Hotel STREBOST WM, boots and shoes also maker CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St .. opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City. Utah.

Reached by the N. P. C. R. R. and connecting stage lines or Pacific Coast steamers. It is 160 miles from San Francisco.

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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,

NO. 130 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.

California-Castroville-Centreville. ALPHABETICALLY.

527

WALSH F M, wines, liquors, cigars, tobacco and agent Mountain Brewery beer Watson J E, varieties Whitcher C R, blacksmith

WHITE GEO, Salinas Brewery Saloon WOOD, DUTUHER & CO, gen mdse

Cayucas,

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.

A small but pretty place on the sea coast, 180 miles south of San Francisco, and is most conveniently reached by the Pacific Coast steamers. It depends on the dairy interests mainly. It has tele- graphic communication.

Brocksieb Chas, carpenter

Burroughs Abbott L, postmaster and W U Tel Co

CASS, JAMES & CO, agricultural im- plements, general merchandise and lumber

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Morganti & Brignoli proprs DE ROME À P, blacksmith Gemmill David, butcher and farmer

GRANT, LULL & CO, gen mdse, W Watson manager

Grisingher A, saloon HANDY JOHN H, blacksmith MORGANTI & BRIGNOLI, hotel WATSON WM J, manager Grant, Lull & Co Wright C W, justice of peace

Cedar Flat,

TRINITY COUNTY,

SIMMONS & MORTON, gen mdac, hotel and postoffice

Cedarville, MODOC COUNTY.

A postoffice reached via Central Pa- cific Railroad to Reno, Nevada, thence by stages 225 miles.

Abrams J, wagonmaker Crissler & Bonner, groceries and hard- ware

Drouillard Wm, flour mill

GODFREY G K, postmaster and mil- linery

Hivonymous J, hotel Jones J C, bootmaker Kistter Bros & Co, dry goods Monchamp J, hotel

Norton M L, market Roberts Wm, wagonmaker Simona J R, blacksmith Wylie Jas, blacksmith

Central House, BUTTE COUNTY.

A postoffice, 12 miles south of Shasta.

Dumar Harry, blacksmith HUTCHINS J S, postmaster

Central Point, MERCED COUNTY.

Bauly J, blacksmith Drummond Jno Q, supt San Joaquin & King's River Canal Co HOFFMAN G L, gen mdse, hotel and postmaster

Centreville, ALAMEDA COUNTY,

Is located in a rich, fertile district, 33 miles from San Francisco and 3 miles from the C. P. R. R. at Niles. A stage connects at every train. Has a popula- tion of 400, and a Masonic Lodge of 60 members.

ALLEN CYRUS H, physician BANE & DODGE, gen mndso

BECK CHARLES, saddler and harness inaker

BECK D H, gen mdse

BLACOW MRS R, French merino sheep range COLEMAN J W, livery atable, Stage Line

COLEMAN & SANDHOLDT, saloon Dyers M C, saloon

Hagan James, stoves and tinware Hilton F H, boot and shoemaker Huxley T C, atty at law

LEWIS B J MRS, United States Hotel

Lucio J, boot and shoemaker

Morter & Mosher, carriage manufr and blacksmith

Pendergest Matthew, boot and shoe- maker

PRAG CONRAD, gen mdss and post- master

Riser & Smith, carriage manufr and blacksmith

Robertson J W, carriage maker SALZ & CO, gen mdse, agt W U Tel, and W, F & Co

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

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.

$10 per month Instalments, Good serviceable instru- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.

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

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumpe and Tron Fipe, all sises, 110, 118. 114. 116 and 1IN Battery Street, N. F.

528

California-Centreville-Chico. ALPHABETICALLY.

Silver Manuel, barber Tifoeh Jim, saloon

UNITED STATES HOTEL, Mrs B J proprietor of the Cherokee Hotel, the Lewis propra

.Walton W, blacksmith Woodham C H, harnessmaker. WORSHAM K MRS, Milton House YATES L G, notary public and dentist Yonseca D L, physician and druggist

Ceres,

STANISLAUS COUNTY.

Annear J G, blacksmith

Averill Bros, blacksmiths and wagon- makers

Canfield W L, painter Cross J H, groceries Tynan Dr, grain

WHITMORE D, postmaster and ware- house.

Whitmore & Howard, Market

Cherokee, BUTTE COUNTY,

A postoffice, and quite a pleasant little place, 12 miles north of Oroville.

Bader C, liquors Bagnelle -, hotel

BARBEE R E, postmaster

Barbee Mrs R E, millinery and fancy goods, dry goods and notions

Beatson James, tobacco Blackburn W R, gen mdse

Derrick A S, liquors

France C, physician

Glass L, notary publio Glover M, liquors

Gooday L, gen mdse

Hollop F, bootmaker

Hornsman H, liquors

Knowls M, confectionery

Medowich G, liquors

Miller & Vogt, meat market

Parker L A, liquors

Rogers J H, druggist

Ryan A, hotel

Weloughby N, hotel and justice of the peace

WILLIAMS WM H, supervisor Wolf R, gen mdso

Cherokee, NEVADA COUNTY,

(Postoffice, Patterson),

stages. Depends on mining chiefly for its support. J. J. Moston, Esq., is the best in the place. Population about 150.

Bristow Wm, meat market Fitter Mrs John, hotel

Morgan Henry, postmaster Morgan ,James L, groceries MOSTON J J, propr Cherokee Hotel

Chico, BUTTE COUNTY,

Ia one of the prettiest places in the State, and has a population of nearly 4,000. It is the largest and wealthiest town in the county, and is dependent upon the agricultural, vinicultural and mining interests of the locality for its support. It is in a prosperous condition, and its outlook ia emphatically bright. It is on the line of the Oregon Division of the Central Pacific R. R., 95 miles above Sacramento. The climate is good and the society excellent. Its streets are broad and smooth, and are beauti- fully shaded with forest trees. The business houses are well and tastily built, while the private residences pre- sent a most attractive appearance. Re- ligious denominations and secret orders are all represented, and are well at- tended.

Ackerman F,' meat market, Second ALLEN ALBERT, blacksmith, cor Eighth and Main

Allinger Chris, market

BAKER BB. boots and shoes

BALL CHAS, watches, clocks, jewelry and plated ware

BANK OF BUTTE COUNTY, Chas Faulkner eashier, eor Second and Broadway

BANK OF CHICO, A H Crew cashier, cor Second and Broadway

BARKLEY MRS S I, dressmaker, Broadway

BELL & TITZELL, Alhambra Saloon, Main

BICE & MOORE, Dexter Exchange Saloon, cor Broadway and Third

BIDWELL JOHN, Rancho Chico and Chico Flour Mills, Broadway

BLACKWELL W J, manager for M C Hawley & Co

Blood A F, soda and broom factory Bradley W L, marble works Breslauer H, clothing

Is 12 miles north of Nevada City, the Breslauer M & Co, clothing county seat, and is reached by tri-weekly'

BULLARD A, grain buyer, Broadway

H. WACHHORST, importer of

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

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proprs, co Chico Lumt Chico Wate Clarke B F. Cohn D S, b CRAPO G Second CREW A cor Seeon treasurer CROISSAN ery, cor E'i CROSETTE Daily Ree Record, " a CRUM F A. DAILY CM Daniels & Spr DAVIDSON Davidson H DAVIS FE, bet Fourth Davis G W, p Davis V, insn DAWSON J DIAMANT

boots and sh DOOLEY TH Seeond DOOLITTLE Hotel, Main Dorn G W & Second

DRAPER W Dunn J F, live Eitel J M Frai EMPE & S Junetion Emporium of hair goods ESPINOSA JO Fargo & Frost, Farrar J L, gr FAULKNER Butte County FETTERS and undertak

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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Opr. Union Square, h. F. Book. keeping. Penmanship, Telegraphy.

California-Chico.

529

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

ALPHABETICALLY. BURK ISAAC, wine rooms, Second Buss S C, bakery Cain James, bootmaker, Main Fink Henry, hairdresser Camper H W, wagonmaker FINEGAN JOHN, New York Livery Stable, Main FRANEY JOSEPH, merchant tailor, Broadway CANFIELD E E, cigars and tobacco, Second FRYEH H, photographer, Second' CARY FRANK, junction Hotal Chamberlin R A, meat market Chapman A H, supt Chico Water Co GARRETT & MAGEE, proprs Butte Hotel GIFFORD A J, atty at law and notary public "CHICO DAILY RECORD," Geo H Crosette propr GOODDAY M & CO, dry goods and clothing "CHICO ENTERPRISE," Edward Graf & McMillan, blacksmiths Hoole propr GRAVES G W, druggiat, Main and Chico Gas Co, A H Chapman supt Second CHICO HOTEL, Wetherbee & Wood propra, cor Second and Salem HACHMANN HENRY, tailor and Chico Lumber Co, lumber dealer second-hand clothes, Broadway HALLET ARDREWS, justice peace, notary and loans negotiated Chico Water Co, A H Chapman supt Clarke B F. physician . GRS VAS. NOTAREN and UPRIGHT .. Cohn D S, boots and shoes HALLET & LOY, furniture, carpets, un- dertaking, sewing machines, paints, etc, Main and Third CRAPO G W, physician and surgeon, CREW A H, cashier Bank of Chico, HAWLEY M C & CO, hardware and agricultural implements cor Second and Broadway, and city HENDERSON B, hairdresser and baths, Second treasurer Second CROISSANT CHAS, propr Chico Brew- cry, cor Eighth and Broadway HENDERSON G T, physician ' and surgcon, Second CROSETTE GEO H, propr "Chico HENSHAW PARK, atty at law, Broadway Daily Record" and "Weekly Butte Record," and county supervisor Hibbard & SSommer, jewelry, stationery, CRUM F A. dentist, Second music and fancy goods DAILY C M, hairdresser, Main Hildreth I. A, postmaster Daniels & Sprague, auction Hill & McLennan, saloon DAVIDSON A J, saloon, Main Hobart C V & Co insurance, Second Davidson H B, agt C PR R HOOLE EDWARD, propr "Chico En- DAVIS F E, marble works, Broadway bet Fourth and Fifth terprise' HULL ISRAEL, wagonmaker, Junc- tion Davis G W, physician, Broadway Davis V, insurance Jackson F M, jewelor, Main DAWSON J A, physician and surgeon JACKSON J S, physician and surgeon DIAMANT B, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, Main JACKSON PETER, hairdresser and baths. Main DOOLEY THOS, oyster and chop house. Second Jacobs & Oser, dry goods and clothing Johnson D, wagonmaker DOOLITTLE IRA R, propr Union Hotel, Main and Third JOHNSON N & SON, groceries, Broad- way and Third Dorn G W & Co, gen mdse, Main and Second KERBLE & DAVISON, Bank Ex- change Saloon, Second DRAPER WM, bootmaker, Broadway Dunn J F, livery stable KING W Z, dentist, Dorn's new build- ing, Second Eitel J M Frank, drugs and books Knowlton A I., county surveyor EMPE & ST JOHN, blacksmitha, Junction KNIGHT MRS H A, millinery .and dressmaking Emporium of Fashion, millinery and LEE W, druggists, Broadway hair goods Lewis R, barber ESPINOSA JOSE M, bits and spurs Longdon J B, liquors Fargo & Frost, blacksmiths Farrar J L, groceries LONGFELLOW & BECKHAM, hay, grain and feed, Junction FAULKNER CHAS, cashier Bank of Butte County, and ant W, F & Co LUCAS A J, furniture, justice peace and police judge, Broadway Lusk FO, atty at law W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento. On Si0 per month instalments. Good serviceable Instru- M. Grav. 117 Post Street, S. F.

FETTERS & WILLIAMS, furniture and undertaking, Main

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Steven and Rangen, 500 different mises, styles and Tasterne. 110, 119 114, 116 and 119 Battery St .. A. F.

530

California-Chico. ALPHABETICALLY.

McCORMACK BROS, druggists, Sec- TILTON MRS MATTIE, Chico Res- MESSER W N. stage, sale and feed atable, proprs Chico & Powellton Stage Line Trimble J M, saloon Meyer August, saloon, Main taurant, Second Frank Gieo, barber om d UNION HOTEL, Ira R Doolittle propr, Main and Third MOAD J N, dentist, Broadway and WADDAMS W H, gunsmith, guns and ammunition, Broadway Second USHER MRS W H, dressmaker, Main MOORE MISS M F, millinery and agt Butterick patterns, 28 Main Utterback L, saloon Morse E B, canned fruit and produce Walker & Cole, groceries NELSON CHAS L, horseshoer, Sec- oud and Salem Walsh Thos, harness and saddles Warren C G, city clerk and recorder Neuharth Jno it, cigar factory NEWMAN J F, stoves, tinware, plumbing and gusfitting, Broadway Waste & Barnard, livery stable next Bank of Chico WARREN R E, Chico Pioneer Candy Factory, Mais WATERLAND WM, merchant tailor, Main Nichola E C, saloon NOONAN J C, druggist, Main NOURSE GEO F & CO, grain buyers Nye Mrs L, dressmaker Watts Nelson, physician O'Hair Peter, groceries WATKINS & CO, gen mdse, Second and Broadway "WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD," Geo' H C'rosette propr Ormaby J M, stationery and agt W U Tel Co WETHERBEE & WOOD, proprs PETERS P & BRO, boots and shoes, dry goods and clothing, Main Chico Hotel, Second and Salem WHITE & LUCKWELL, groceries and provisions, Broadway Wolter Albert A, s:do. PILLOT FA, cigars and tobacco, Main and Second REGO EDWARD S, Gem Saloon NE WOODS & WALKER, clothing and furui-hing goods and merchant tailor- Reilly & Hubbard, hardware and agri- cultural implements Reister L A, harness and saddles Rinehart & Cook, lumber Robbie & Bruce, granite works ISAAC BURK, Roper J W, insurance Rose E, saloon ing, Second cor Main and Fifth RUNDEL R T, city marshal and as- Wine Rooms, RUSBY & MERY, Chico Foundery, Eighth and Broadway sessor SCHWEIN M, propr Railroad House, SECOND STREET, SCHWEIN & PETERSON, Junction Ment Market Depot SHEARER & EVANS, livery Chico, Butte County, Cal. SHERWOOD W H, blacksmith and wagonmaker, Broadway and Fifth Sierra Lumber Co, lumber CHARLES L. NELSON, HORSE SHOER Silver H C, ins agt Silverstein H, furnishing goods SIMOR B J, restaurant, Main Stansbury O, physician SWAIN C B, hardware and agricul- tural implements, Broadway and Fourth SWEARINGEN WM W, house and sien painter, Broadway TANFIELD ANTHONY, carriage Cor. Second & Salem Sts. CHICO, CAL. painter, Broadway and Fifth CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to.41 Main St., S. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St .. opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City. Utah.

Thiel A L, cigars, news and insurance TICKNER, BURNHAM & CO, gen| Heavy and Light Horseshoeing in most approved mdse, Third and Main Style.

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· California-Chico. ALPHABETICALLY.

531

J. M. ALVARADO,

Carriage, House. Sign and

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

All work in my line done with neatness and dispatch } Prices to Suit THE TIMES .: aid satisfaction guaranteed.

COLUSA CITY 1 COLUNA CITY.

Grainer and Paper Hanger. J. M. ALVERADO, .

Chico Irom Works and Foundry.

JAS. RUSBY. RUSBY & MERY, M. L. MERY.

Manufacturers of

tationary Steam Engines,

Corner of Eighth Street and Broadway, Ghico, Ca !.

All kinds of Agricultural Machinery put up and repaired. HORSE POWERS AND PUMPS for Irrigation.

UNION HOTEL,

CHICO, CAL.

IRA R. DOOLITTLE, .

PROPRIETOR.

Formerly of the Williams House, Gilroy, and lately of the Mansion House, Watsonville.

Having purchased the Furniture, and obtained a Lease of this popular house for a term of years, I have opened it to the public, after a thorough refitting, and shall conduct it as

A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.

The TABLE will be SECOND TO NONE in Northern California.

NO CHINESE COOKS EMPLOYED.

we Special Rates to Commercial Travelers and Theatrical Troupes,

STAGES for all inland points leave the house daily.

Free 'Bus to and from the Cars. IRA R. DOOLITTLE.

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

GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.

for Catalon". Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 F

The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Muste, Musical Merchandise on th

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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumpa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 119 114. 116 and 118 Battery Street, N. F.

532

California-Chico. ALPHABETICALLY. : -

Weekly Butte Record !

GEO. H. CROSETTE, Proprietor, - AND -

Chico Daily Record,

GEO. H. CROSETTE, Proprietor,

Chico, Butte County, California.

THIS PAPER IS NOW IN ITS

Twenty-Seventh Volume,

PLACING IT

AMONG THE OLDEST PAPERS IN THE STATE.

The RECORD circulates through Butte and surrounding counties,

Making it a Fine Medium

For Business Men wishing to Advertise in that Section.

JOB PBINTIA recielly

All work Executed with Dispatch and warranted to give satisfaction.

H. WACHHORST calls attention to nin Cipanime Nter- 315 J St. Ling Silverware,

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

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FETTERS & WILLIAMS, UNDERTAKERS And Dealers in 533 FURNITURE AND BEDDING, Window and Plate Glass California-Chico. ALPHABETICALLY. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON. the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street. Sacramento. for Catelow". Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St .. R. F. Main Street, Chico, California. Tickner, Burnham & Company. The WHITE HOUSE, Chico. CARRY. THE LARGEST STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. Men's, Boys' and Youths' Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Crockery, Glassware and Groceries. THE LARGEST & BEST STORES OUTSIDE of SAN FRANCISCO. TICKNER, BURNHAM & CO., The "hite Chico House, BUYERS OF GRAIN AND WOOL, GRAIN SACKS AND WOOL BAGS at San Francisco Prices. H. F. GERKHARDT, PROPRIETOR U. S. HOTEL, Cor. West and Second Sts .. Cloverdale, Ca !.

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Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 66

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