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Bottimore W T, blacksmith
BREWSTER JNO, gen mdse
CONTNER JAS E, liquors and billiard saloon
Evans Evan, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Farmer & Burkett, butchers Ferris James, attorney at law
Fugitt CC, constable
Fugitt & Mitchell, bakery, confectionery, fruits, etc
HARVEY C W, hotel
Harvey Obed, physician and surgeon Hatch T, blacksmith
Hicks James, liquors Holmes W O, agent W U T Co
Jenks G W, physician and surgcon Latourrette F H, stoves and tin ware Marengo A & Co, vegetable peddlers Martin T, dentist Mckinstry James, livery
Montizue Alex, physician and surgeon Moore L A, operator W U Tel Co Noble G W, barber
Phelps F F, watches, jewelry, fancy goods, stationery, picture framnes, mu- sical instrumente and sewing machines Pomeroy F C, agont C PR R Ray Don, postmaster
Smith M, justice of peace and notary public
Sparks & Baker, blacksmiths and wag- onmake s
Stewart & Armstrong, proprs Galt Bar- ley Mill
Thompson J W, bootmaker
Wall John, liquors
Wentworth A A, barber Whitaker & Ray, gen mdse
Garberville, HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
Amberson Wm, blacksmith Anderson Rich, blacksmith Arvold I J, bootmaker Bruner J M, physician Dale & Ward, saloon
GARBER J C, postmaster and gon indse
Hardin M R, saloon
MeCharles Mrs R A, hotel
McMillan -, feed stable
Schumacher G E, hotel
Garden Grove, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Five miles southeast of Anaheim.
Howo C & Co, gen indyo Webster David, postmaster
Garden Valley, EL DORADO COUNTY,
Is a small town 14 miles north of Placer- ville.
Alderman E M mining supt Burlinghan N D, assayer
FILIPPINI R & CO, gen muss and postmaster
Fox D W, fruit grower
Hartles Benj, stock raiser
Hubbard John, stock raiser
Lagersen F, blacksmith Malby HI G, mining engineer Parker J B, engineer Peduni M, dairyman Yow J J, bootmaker
Gas Point, SHASTA COUNTY.
Gorden J W, geu mdse Roberts & Thomason, gen mdse Shuffleton HI HI, notary public Staton C C, saloon WILLIAMS J S, postmaster
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.
m het pe Sta Pla in AZ Ban BUN Ben Berr tel Calif Corw Corw CRA tor DALI and Pat Bea bror Demu Dryer 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.
Fitayer FORB FRAN Fuller " GEO Hulb Higgins HULB "Ged Jackson notar Jerrett La Buff Lewis & Aubur Mclean Noble IR
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California-Gasquet-Geyserville. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Gasquet, DEL NORTE COUNTY.
GASQUET HORACE, hotel and post- master
Georgetown, EL DORADO COUNTY,
Is a thriving village of 800 inhabitants. situated on a high plateau, 2,600 feet above the sea, surrounded by boantiful scenery, and commanding a grand view of the Sacramento valley and the snow- clad peaks above. It is the central town of one of the most prosperous mining districts in the State. It is also in the midst of a fruit growing region, furnish. ing largo quantities of superior apples, peaches, cherries, etc., for the markets ubroad. As a resort for pleasure and health, Georgetown cannot be excelled. Stages run daily to Auburn Station, Placerville and other points.
AMERICAN HOTEL, R Bundshul propr Banty F, carpenter Benjamin D W C, sawmill Berry Wm, barber and baths
BUNDSHUH R, propr American IIo- tel
California Water Co, E R Pease supt Corwin E A, clergyman, (M E) Corwin W S, clergyman, (Methodist) CRAWFORD E L. notary public, at- torney at law and insurance
DAINES & SON, carpenters, builders and undertakers; also proprs Daines' Patent Spring Beds and agents D Beatty's pianos and organs and white bronze monuments Dewith R, flomring mill Dryer J L, physicium and surgeon Epps I B, constable
Fitzgeraldl C M, manager W U Tel Co
FORBES J O JR, liquors FRANCIS ALEX, liquors
Fuller H H, livery
'GEORGETOWN GAZETTE," HI W Hulbert editor and propr
Higgins John E, mining engineer
HULBERT H W, editor and publisher "Georgetown Gazette"
Jackson I P, grocories and tinware, and notary public
Jerrett Daniel, dry goods and groceries Lu Buff I, blacksmith
Lewis & Lovejoy, propr Georgetown & Auburn Stage Line Mclean L. B, justice of peace Noble Kobert, sawmill
Orelli A, liquors, boarding and lodging Parsen G W, lignors Pease E R, supt Cul Water Co
Placerville & Georgetown Stage Line, "Wm Smith propr
SHEPHERD B F, hotel, gen mdse, drugs, postmaster, saddle and harness- maker, books and stationery, paints, oils, etc
Silva Frank, teamster and butcher SMEDER & FRANCIS, butcher Smieder F, carpenter
SMITH WM, proprietor Placerville & Georgetown Stage Line
Sornberger & Lane, hardware, groceries, and agent W. F & Co
Spencer C G, physician and surgeon Stephens Win, liquors Swift IG, carpenter and cabinetmaker Walk James, blacksmith Watson E H, dry goods
Wentworth John, wagonmaker
Whitesides Hall, Odd Fellows manager Williams Win, tailor
Georgia Slide, EL DORADO COUNTY. Bark lage Bros, gen mdsc
Germantown, COLUSA COUNTY.
A promising village 6 miles from Wil- lows.
Bochmker IIans, blacksmi Bracktle A, bootmaker EPPINGER & CO, gen mdse Frahn M, livery
GERMANTOWN HOTEL, A Koppe propr
Griep Hans, saloon
Hageman M, hotel
Hoffmann F HI, blacksmith
KOPPE A, propr Germantown Hotel
Matzen P & Co, brewery
McLane W, saloon
Newmann I, gen mdse Rathfon B F, butcher
Schulze Oscar C, notary public
Shwenk D, harnessmaker
White W J, saloon and wagonmaker
Geyserville, SONOMA COUNTY.
A small town situated on the S. F. and North Pacific R. R., 48 milos from Petaluma. An interesting resort. , 87
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OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F ..
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California. 615 J Street. Sacramento. AT CDCD RICKEL'S 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
for Catalogne. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post Nt .. S. F.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
oves and Ranges, 500 different aises, styles and petterne, 110. 112. 114, 110 and 112 Boriert At., R. P.
578 California-Geyserville-Gilroy. ALPHABETICALLY.
Brown A M, carpenter Danna M D W, carpenter BASWICK RICH M, farmer Beane J W, gents furnishing goods Bennett & Son, butchers BERMICH R M, fariner BLAKE F W, propr "Gilroy Advo- catu" Blanchon J, saloon BRANNAN WILLIAM, livery Fcaby & Phillips, blacksmiths and wag- onmakers GEYSERVILLE HOTEL, C W Skaggs propr, Mnin Harris W F, carpenter Hill Milton, cabinetmaker KEITH A D, agent Wells, Fargo & BRIGGS H W, gen melse and post- master Britton R J B, clerzyman, (Episcopal) Brown Mrs Marg, groceries Co and SF & NPRR, depot MOORE A P & CO, gen mdse, Main Shinn & MeDonough, meat market SKAGGS C W, propr Geyserville Ho- BRYANT B, homwepathie physician tel Tuby & Phillips, blacksmiths Uriah J H, physician Burrel C, Santa Clara Valley Flouring Mills Canet Victor & Co, liquors Gibsonville, SIERRA COUNTY, Cantroroilz II & Bros, clothing and dry goods Castro Y, cigars, tobacco and candics Christy L M, marshal Cohn 1', tailor Cobb Ri, boots and shoos Reached via Marysville and Oroville, be- ing 28 miles from the latter place. Convent of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Mensia Hartorano Sister Su- Brassell J, brewery Corbett & Frazier, liquors Corrego Peter, baker Gould J, liquors perior CORY MRS JH, millinery, fancy goods Holloway Thos, bootmaker Kars Gerhard, jeweler Newhouse Henry, gen mdse O'Neil Jno, bootmaker Dowdy Perry, justice peace Perry James E, hotel Dryden D A, furniture and cabinet- quaker Spencer Chas, livery Sutherland Rod, meat market Van Zini Alexander, hotel and agt Wilson Sewing Machine Daugherty 'T L, deputy sheriff Devia Francisco, liquors Dryden R D A, clergyman (Methodist) Einfalt & Hoslinger, boots and shoes Winchel G, notary public and justice of the peace EIPPER WILLIAM T, barber and bath house Wolters & Bros, gen mdse Eisner M, cigars and tobacco EMLAY O.L, agt W, F & Co's Ex, and Gilroy, Eustice George, carriage manufr, horse- shoeing and blacksmith SANTA CLARA COUNTY, inanager W U Tel Co Farley CK, physician On the Southern Pacific Railroad, is 81. miles southeast of San Francisco, with a population of about 2,500, poling a vote FITZGERALD BROS, livery stable of 450; is an agricultural town of some importance. It is the station of Gilroy Hot Springs, a pleasant resort. A branch of the Southern Pacific Railroad also run from here to Holister and Tres Pinos Farmer E H, carriage manufr and wag- onmaker "GILROY ADVOCATE," F W Blake propr GILROY GAS WORKS, Thomas Rea president, Frank Smith secy, J S Woolsey supt Graf Rudolph, bootmaker Alexander & Phegley, groceries Apezarera H & Co, hotel Atkinson T A, clerzyman (Methodist) BAILLAIGE A P, California Market BALDACCI S, barber shop Bank of Gilroy, G E Hersey cashier Guilhamet & Clavere Bres, restaurant Hanna William, boot and shoemaker Hawkins Miss Louise, dressmaker HERALDADAM, Gi'roy Brewery Hiekman & Kline Misses, millinery and fancy goods HIGGINSON MRS C M, Railroad House HILTON C, horseshocing Hines Thos, saloon 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.
Bartlett H D, breaking and training stable Bassignano V, foreign and domestic fruits
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California-Gilroy-Glen Ellen. 579
ALPHABETICALLY.
Hoey PF, atty at law Hollaway H C, machinist and supt City Water Works
Hollingberg Wm, merchant tailor Hoover W W, atty at law Hornback Chas, S P R R agt
Hoxett & Weymouth, bakery and con- fectionery
Huber David, physician
Hudson Rev Thos, clergyman (Catholic)
Hunter M E, watchinaker, jewelry, books and stationery
INGHAM JAMES & SON, house, sign and carriage painter
JAMES F, propr Gilroy Transfer and Express Co
Johnson C, market Korell Jacoh, saloon Lassa Richard, saloon Lennon M, groceries
LOEWI J & CO, gen mdse Loupe S & Co, clothing and dry goods LYNDE & FARRELL, Williams Hotel
MAYER JOHN, saloon Mendessolle B, gen inds3
McGovern Jas, hotel
McStay Sisters, millinery and dress- makers
Moore A R, photographer Morey H C, druggist and physician MORROW JOHN, chop house Molitor John P, William Tell House Morrell E, saloon
MYNEK JOHN, saloon Nichols C M, druggist Oberdeener W, varieties
O'Donnell Martin, saloon and boarding honso
Paine John, livery stable, proprs Gilroy Hot Sulphur Spring's Stage Line
PRINCEVALLEJ, fruit and produce PURVIANCE S T, Bank Exchange Saloon Raber John, barber Rivard L O, groceries and saloon Reither Jacob, groceries andI crockery Robinson Amos, stoves and tinware ROGERS ELISHA P, dentist
Rogers & Horner, dentists Satterwhite Thos D, notary public and city clerk
Schaeper Fred, groceries, liquors and. crockery Schanahan John, saloon Schrepfer Bros, lodgings and board
SEAMAN GEORGE, propr South Pa- On a stage road midway between Santa citic Hotel Rosa and Sonoma. Shepherd W V, hay yard
Short S S, R K Exchange dining room, R R Depot
Smith & Baxter, hardware and agricul- tural implements
SOUTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL. George Seaman propr
STANLEY JOHN C, tinware, stoves and ironware
Taggart C G, auction and commission
THIRIET CHAS, watchmaker and hair work Thornton David, harnessmaker
TRYON A B, undertaker and furniture TULLY P B, atty at law
Villagran M J, carri ige painter
Warner H C, watchmaker and jeweler
Whitehurst & Hodges, lumber and building material
WHITNEY DS, carriage and wagon- maker and blacksmith
WILEY MRS HOWARD, dressmaker
WILLIAMS HOTEL, Lynde & Farrell proprs
Wing Lee, gen mdso
Woods Mrs Louise, dressmaker
WOOLSEY J S, gunsmith, machinist, manufr Woolsey's Steam Heater and Cheese Vat
Zuck J C, ins, real estate agt senator
Glenbrook, LAKE COUNTY,
Reached via Calistoga, distant by stag? 29 miles
Bassett S & Sons, hotel Moses E R, hotel
Glencoe, CALAVERAS COUNTY,
Is eighteen miles northeast of San An- dreas.
Berry G W, postmaster
BURT J, gen muse, liquors, tobacco and cigars Holmes I I, mining supt McNoble M, gen mdse
Glen Ellen, SONOMA COUNTY,
Behler C, shosmaker Gibson J, saloon
McHarvey -, blacksmith Tarrant H F, gan mdse
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PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Parmes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pumps and Tron Pipe, all alxen, 110, 118, 114, 110 and 119 Battery Street. N. P.
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California-Glenville-Grafton. ALPHAHETICALLY.
Glenville, KERN COUNTY.
Early Mrs -, hotel Gurnett.L, blacksmith Lavris D & Co, gen mdss Murphy J .J, gen indso WOOD LN, postmaster and gen mdse
Gold Run, PLACER COUNTY.
A mining town, 2 miles from Dutch Flat, on the C. P. R. R.
Danforth Miss L, fancy goods Dixon & Dunn, meat inarket HALEY J, saloon Harrison J A, suloon Herrinann Fred, saloon Hunt W H, groceries Jones Wm Sr, hotel
Kryger Chris, hotel Leach I B, saloon
Oliver A, gen mdse
Shade Thos, druggist, postmaster and agt W, F & Co Strohlburg J, bootmaker Van Buren J, saloon Weber P B, saloon
Goleta,
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, A postoffice, a few miles from Santa Barbara.
Barnes J W, road overseer Culver D M, Moore's Wharf FOSTER & BROS, gen mdso Foster I G, postmaster Gunn Chas, restaurant
Hill H IJ, blacksmith Kellogg FE Jr, school teacher Ketcham D H, physician Koster H H, bootinaker
Nichols W E, veterinary surgeon and broom maker Pettis BF, blacksmith Rich H, wagonmaker Sexton Jos, nursery
Gonzales,
MONTEREY COUNTY,
On the Southern Pacific R. R., 134 miles from San Francisco.
Ames N & Co, gen mdso Brackman H, saloon Burke 'T, saloon
Faw & Edwards, warehouse Hardwick C, hotel McGregar W, saloon Root E S S, physician Sarles & Wideman, gen mdso Scarles W, postmaster
Goodyear's Bar, SIERRA COUNTY.
ACKERLY O F, gen mdse and post- master Daly l'atrick, saloon Fluke Estate, hotel Stewart S C, sawmill
Goshen, TULARE COUNTY.
GOSHEN HOTEL, John McCabe propr McCABE JOHN, hotel, saloon and post- inaster, stablo and feed store; opposite depot Schiveley C H, agt SP RR, W, F & Co and W U Tel Co
Williams Geo W, propr hotel and saloon
Grafton, YOLO COUNTY.
Arnol.l & Schroth, Eaglo Flouring Mills Baily S, blacksmith
Clowe M E, grain dealer
Dyer J, liquors
Edson Webster, fancy goods and notions Fisher A H, painter
FRYETT S J, postmaster, agt W, F & Co and drugs
Goettsch P, engineer .
Kier Henry M, physician
Kness A, livery stable
Knox W 'T, barber
Marinovich T, restaurant
McGriff & Weisner, butchers Mills A, tin shop
Plumer J, blacksmith and wagonmaker Reed C F, grain dealer Shannon M P, shoemaker
Smith K W, liquors
Snowball J W, gen mdso
Taylor & Fairchild, grocers Taylor J C, Union Hotel Wells A J, blacksmith Wright J H, R R agt
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, 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.
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peace Fritz Isaac, Grangeville Grangeville H Tucker Grangeville Hill R MC Hurlbut E Kanawyer ] Last Chance back pres NATHAN master an Peoples' W Read W D. SCHWART SULLIVA Thorno & Slough FI Williams T Worswick V
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California-Grand Island-Grass Valley. ALPHABETICALLY.
581 SECOND-HAND PIANOS. Grand Island, COLUSA COUNTY, Granite Hill, EL DORADO COUNTY. Is reached by steamers from Knight's Tunnel Point Mining Co Vercamp Frank, pastmaster Landing, on the Sacramento river, dis- tant 36 miles. DIEFENDORFF C J, gen mdss and postmaster Graniteville, Gilmour Samuel, bootmaker NEVADA COUNTY. Grimes C. liquors and harnessmaker Bohanan Michael, gen mdse, liquors, Kolpien Jasper, blacksmith ci gars and tobacco Partain S, blacksmith Cline J T, propr Graniteville Water Peart E C, gen melse Works Stottler J C, market Ellis Goo, wines, liquors and cigars Williamson JJ H, wagonmaker Hartman Win, brewer ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS. Hertwiek Jos, hotel and bakery Milton, Eurek Lake and Yuba Canal Co Grand View, Robb J W, hotel Rohrig Gustave, wines, liquors and Schultze Fred & Co, butchers ci gars TULARE COUNTY. Kinchloe Bird E, saloon TYLER J E, postmaster KITCHENER & C), azt3, importors wool, etc, hotel TYLER J E & C), varieties Waller F' E, li quors and cigars Grangeville, TULARE COUNTY. Grass Valley. NEVADA COUNTY, Barbero Chas, constable and gen collec- tion ageney Is a pretty little city of 4,000 inhabi- tants, 16 miles from Colfax, the junc- tion of the C. P. and N. C N. G. Rail- BELDEN A F, blacksmith and wagon- maker ways, on the latter road, whose general offices are located here. The valley in which it is situated is picturesque and quite productive of most excellent fruit, and the mountains at one time were the source of an abundant mineral supply. Several extensive mines wero the out- growth of this feature, though it is thought that the constant search for Fritz Isane, restaurant ores for a great many years has at last Grangeville Hall Association nearly exhausted their wealth. How- ever, this industry no doubt can be car- ried on with some profit to those who Grangeville Library and Reading Room Hill R M C, carpenter and builder Hurlbut E R, hotel and livery engage in it. The place is supplied with churches and schools, the residen- ces as a rule are neatly and tastily con- Kanawyer P A, livery structed, the business houses are well Last Chance Water Ditch Co, C Rels- back president built and the streetsrun at right angles. BRADLEY A, physician and surgeon and president G & A R R Co Brownstone D, postmaster Douglas & Thorne, nursery Dowdle Jno l', ias agt Doyle Jno J, notary public and justice peace Grangeville & Kingsbury Stage Line, E H Tucker propr NATHAN HERMANN, deputy post- Andrew W, liquors and hotel master and ins agt Aumer Frank, meat market Peoples' W D Co, E Sanborn propr Read W D. blacksmith Avery S D, blacksmith Bamberger Bros, gen mdse SCHWARTZ B, gen muse and ag implts Bearden A J, photographer Bee Win, hotel SULLIVAN J L, druggist Thorne & Andrews, proprs Mussel Behrisch Chas, liquors Slongh Flour Mill Benndorf Charles, bootmaker, (Boston Ravine) W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. On $10 per month instalmenta. Good serviceable instru- M. Gray. 117 Post Street, S. F.
Williams T C, druggist Worswick Wm H, justice of the peace
Bennetts J A, bootmaker
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112 114 116, and 118 Battery Nt .. N. F.
582
California-Grass Valley. ALPHAHETICALLY.
Benson Wm H, hotel George Wm, gen mdso Best John, bootmaker, 58 Main Gober Rov W R, Methodist pastor Goldman S, watchmaker Biggs E, hardware, stoves and tinware Binkelmann D, brewery Blackford Miss Susie, hair goods Blakey G D, atty at law Boynton Mrs L D, dressmaker Grass Valley Gas Light Co, (Johnston & Dibble), Muin GREY J P, dry goods, carpets and mens' furnishing goods, Mill BRADY A B, mining and insurance agt, 90 Main Hancock W C, bootmaker Harrington A, bootmaker Fashion, Bremer Louis, upholsterer and cabinet- Harris & M, dentist maker, 9 Mill HARRISON JACK, hairdressing and Brunsteter P, planing mills shaving saloon, 84 Main y. BURNIE A, clothing and sewing ma- . chines, Mill Heath Mrs L. D, restaurant Henderson J H, boots and shoes Byrue M Jr, livery Heyman Jacob, dry goods, boots and Burrows A, atty at law Campbell James, blacksmith shoes, cigars and tobacco Heyder Win, groceries Clunbell Wm, groceries, (Boston Ravine) Carson George, harness and saddles Hobby G W, hotel Hodge Thos, brewery Carter R, boarding HOLBROOKE D P, propr Holbrooke Champion Henry, groceries House CODE J K, blacksmith and wagon- maker, Auburn HOLBROOKE HOUSE, D P Holbrooko House Collins John, lignors, mill HOLDEN JE, manager D P Holbrooke, liquors, 80 Main Conaway J C & Bro, lumber, Auburn Connell Jno, liquors Howarth & Morrison, marble works . Coombs.J L, physician Howo Geo S, varieties CROCKER J R,blacksmith and wagon- Huss Frank, undertaker, coroner and public administrator maker, Mill Cryer Robt, liquors IVANCOVICH DR. O, physician and Dassonville C E, painter surgeon, Mill opp Manning's drug Davis Henry, justice of peace storo Daws Wm, liquors James Edwin, varieties Deamer W F, soda works Jeffrey Robt, liquors DIBBLE & KITTS, attys at law, Hol- brooke building Johns Mrs Jane, millinery and d .3 Johns Robt, blacksmith and wagonmak- Dobson A, homeopathic physician er, Mill Dolten Father, Catholic priest Johnson B, furniture and undertaking Dorsey S P, agt W, F & Co's Express Johnson J G, barber, 72 Main Dulmane Frank, liquors Johnston John, groceries, 11 Mill Eggert H C, barber Johnston l'eter, hardware Eichel Frederick, bootmaker Jones W C, physician Fattebert Chas, liquors JUDD JAMES F, groceries and liquors (Boston Ravine)' Ferrell & Harris, clothing Finnie R, groceries Keathley James, liquors Fisher Mrs E E, watches and jewelry Fisher Saml, stoves and tinware Kendall R A, painter Kenny Jos P, liquors (Boston Ravinc) KEYMER H J, upholsterer and cab- FLETCHER GEO, auditor N CNG RR inet maker, Church and Main FOGERTY B, tailor, Mill KIDDER JOHN F, general superin- tendent Nevada County Narrow Gauge R R "FOOTHILL WEEKLY TIDINGS," S G Lewis editor and propr, Church and Neal KITTS CHAS W, notary public Foster A J, paints, oils, glass, etc LAKENAN J M, foundry and machine shop, Main Leech R, supt Mohawk Lumber Co, Au- burn Fourard A, merchant tailor Frank Jno, bakery and brewery Freeman Bros, bakery and confectionery Freeman E bakery LEWIS S G, editor and propr "Foot- Hill Weekly Tidings," Church and Neal Fritz Chas, brewery Gaudry T, hotel. 56 Main George J, liquors Loutzenheiser W, druggist GEORGE THOMAS, Grass Valley 'Transfer Co Loyd Thos, millinery Manning J M, druggist ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Draners, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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Methodist Book Depository,
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Opp. Union Square, N. F. Book. keeping, Penmanship, Tourgraphy.
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Ruek Antone, bakery
SANDERS J, clothing, furnishing goods andl boots and shoes, 34 Mill
SANKS ISAAC T, bill poster and col- lector Scadden H, groceries, liquors and cigars Scohel John, liquors
Seeba Chas F, candy factory, chop and oyster house
Shaffer Mrs Mary, restaurant, 96 Main Sheklon Wm H, justice of the peace SHURTLEFF W T & CO, groceries, provisions and liquors, wholesale and retail, Mill
Silva J R, barber
Silvester H, groceries, 74 Main
Smith C W, lodgings, 91 Main
Snow L L, bootmaker
Speidel Joseph, meat market
SPENCER WM K, books and station-
ery, general news agt, notary public and fire ins agt, opp Holbrooke House Stevens G W, bootmaker
STODDARD WS, agent N CNG R.R Stokes A M. liquors, 91 Main
Sykes J I, postin ister
Taylor Cornelius, atty at law
Taylor M C, foundry and machine shop
Tembey & Quick, liquors
"THE DAILY UNION," Chas HI Mit- chell propr, Main
Thomas Henry, hotel
Tietjen A P, cigars and tobacco
TOMPKINS E A, physician, Church.
Townsend C C, manager for S M Harris,, varieties
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