Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 87

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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Washburn & Weyman, saloon


WELCH J C, I X L Chop House and Oyster Saloon


WELCH L S, wagonmaker Wilson Mrs A'L, varieties Wood Jess , county supt sch ... Worthing N, saloon


WRIGHT & HANCOCK, blacksmith- ing, horse shoeing and engine repair- ing


Zambellich N, saloon


T. B. REARDAN. L. D. FREER.


REARDAN & FREER,


forneys af


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Oroville, Butte County, CALIFORNIA.


UNION HOTEL


AND General STAGE OFFICE OROVILLE, CAL.


The 'Bus will be at the Depot to convey Passengers and Baggage to the Hotel.


H. ARENTS, Proprietor.


Oyster Saloon and Chop Hous North Side of Montgomery Street, OROVILLE, CAL.


J. C. WELCH. PROPRIETOR. Charges by the Dish from 10 Cents, upwards.


Meals to be had at all hour4. Everything in the market can be had on the shortest notice. Crabs, Shrimps, Pigs' Feet, Etc., always on hand.


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


GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. The Largest Sterk of American and Foreign Hanie, Hunfest Herehandige on the Coast. Rend


for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade wolleited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St., S. F.


CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.


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


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696


California-Oroville-Pacheco. ALPHABETICALLY.


AMOS HOWARD, DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry & Silverware


Montgomery Street, Oroville, and


64 D Street, Marysville.


Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty, by an Experienced Workman.


The WEEKLY MERCURY


OROVILLE, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.


WM. DE MOTT. PROPRIETOR.


THE MERCURY IS THE OFFICIAL COUNTY ORGAN,


And has double the circulation of any other Weekly Newspaper pub- lished in Butte County.


Ortigalito, MERCED COUNTY.


CARNE JOHN IRA, gen mdse and postmaster Celing Geo A, druggist Hill Rev Patrick, priest


IRIBARNE JOHN, gen mdse, wool and grain; agt Imperial, Northern and Queen Ins Cos


Langan John, atty at law Livingston W T, dentist Scannel Wm, civil surveyor Schmitt Geo, carpenter and painter


JOHN IRIBARNE,


DEALER IN .


Gene: al Merchandise,


WOOL AND CRAIN, Ortigalito, Merced County, Cal.


AGENT FOR


Imperial, Northern and Queen In- nurance Companies.


Pacheco, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,


Is reached by stages from Martinez, 5 miles distant. It is the entrepot of the rich agricultural region surrounding it.


BARTNETT D G, blacksmith and wag- ommaker, and agt M C Hawley & Co SF


BONZANI M, agt Philadelphia Brewery Brugere Lewis, restaurant


CAROTHERS & HEDEMARK, drugs CRICHTON W, postmaster, groceries and musician


DALTON H N, propr Pacheco Plow Works


EAGLE HOTEL, E Hadsell propr F'retas Jos, barber Gambs Jolin, gen mdse Given W J, painter


HADSELL E, propr Eagle Hotel HARDING J F, justice peaco HEMMING R B, constable Ireland Mrs J W, flonring mill JOHNSON S W, livery stable Kalisky M, gen indse


Littlefield & Wiggins, hardware, stoves and tinware Miller Henry, brewery


H. WACHHORST, importer Of Jewelry, Diamonds, Fine Watches, 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.


BUSINESS


PACHECO PLO ton propr Perry S .J, saddles Robins Saml, blad Rowley HA, wat Schwartz Geo H, Shirran A, blacks Somer M, clothing STANDISH S, 1 STOLZ J, bootm Tiedemann M H Wall Geo, liquors Wear Mrs S, dres WHITE JNO W Woodford Chas,


Pa


MONTER


Is .. .: Southe mile fi . .. Watson town of 150 inhab


BAKKER JR, loon BALDWIN J M CHRESTIEN V Corey Wm, hay a Johnson A, agt S Ketchum M L, ju Payne JS, gen m Pelissier Joseph, Watsonville Mill West Henry E, c -


I


SAN DIT


Veal Wm, gen me


Pa BUTTI STRONG JOHN


Pas


LOS ANG. Is 9 miles north Tri-weekly stage 50 cents.


Allen Wm, orch Baker J H, black Banbury Jabez, c Banbury Thos, jr Bennet H G, nur Blatenberg J, ca Bristol A O, cont


H. PALMER


BUSINESS PENMANSHIP


Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENS COLLEGE, 320 Post St., S. F.


California-Pacheco-Paso Robles. ALPHABETICALLY.


697


PACHECO PLOW WORKS, H N Dal- Chase O S, clergyman (Methodist) ton propr Conger O H, physician Crank J F, orchardist Gano Peter, surveyor Perry S J, saddles and harness Robins Saml, blacksmith Rowley H A, watchmaker Schwartz Geo H, liquors Shirran A, blacksmith Somer M, clothing etc STANDISH S, machinist STOLZ J, bootmaker Tiedemann M H C, liquors Wall Geo, liquors Wear Mrs S, dressmaker WHITE JNO W, wagonmaker Woodford Chas, livery GRAHAM D M, agt Pasadena lands Green P M, nurseryman Hall -, teacher HOLLINGSWORTH A S, postmaster Hollingsworth H T, wagonmaker Jewett S P, surveyor Legge Chas, carpenter Lord I S P, physician Markham H H, atty at law Millard E, carpenter Mills Bros, nurseryman Noble W FP, clergyman (Presbyterian) Pajaro, Porter A O, orchardist Raab David, orchardist MONTEREY COUNTY, Ridgway H, carpenter and builder Royce Miss, teacher Is .. .; Southern Pacific Railroad, 1 mile ti. .. Watsonville. . An agricultural town of 150 inhabitants. San Gabriel Orange Grove Association, C H Watts pres, H G Bennet secty Watson W G, butcher Williams Romayne & Co, gen mdse and probable future postmaster BAKKER J R, Railroad Exchange Sa- loon BALDWIN J M, Pajaro Hotel Paskenta, TEILAMA COUNTY. CHRESTIEN VICTOR, bootmaker Corey Wm, hay and feed and hotel Johnson A, agt S P R R Abbott T J, blacksmith Ketchum M L, justice peace Bryan M, stock raiser Puyne J S, gen mndse Cobb G O, hotel Pelissier Joseph, saloon Watsonville Mill & Lumber Co West Henry E, constable Coombe Jno, stock dealer Donghton F, stock raiser Floyd M D, stock ranch Frames J, sheep raiser Pala, Herring Chas, sheep raiser Jordan David L, stock raiser SAN DIEGO COUNTY. Lowrey G M, stock dealer Veal Wm, gen mdse and postmaster Morris P, sheep raiser Parsons F, stock raiser Paradise, Roser Wm, blacksmith Scribner L S, gen mdse Squires J B, carpenter Miller W S, stock raiser BUTTE COUNTY. Turner Mrs E M, hotel STRONG JOHN H, postmaster Whittock & Coburn, blacksmith and wagonmakers Pasadena. Whittock J, stock raiser Williams O F, stock raiser LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Wright J E, stock raiser Is 9 miles northeast of Los Angeles. Tri-weekly stage from Los Angeles; fare 50 cents. Paso Robles, SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, Allen Wm, orchardist A postoffice, is reached via Southern Pa- cific R. R., and connecting stage lines, 30 miles from San Luis Obispo. Baker J H, blacksmith Banbury Jabez, carpenter and builder Banbury Thos, justice peace Bennet H G, nurseryman W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Post St., S. F.


Blatenberg J, carpenter Bristol A O, constable and collector


BLACKBURN BROS & JAMES, proprs Paso de Robles Hot Springs Hotel and Cottages


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


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,


Pumps and Iron Pipe, all aines, 110, 118, 114, 116 and 119 Battery Street, B. F.


698 California-Paso Robles-Pescadero. ALPHABETICALLY. Dunn Patrick H, gen mdse, postmaster, agent W, F & Co, and notary public McLean John, operator W U Tel Co PASO DE ROBLES HOT SPRINGS HOTEL AND COTTAGES, Black- burn Bros & James, proprs HOLDER & SON, ' DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND MEDICINES. Teas, Coffees, Spices, Flour, Salt Fish, Pork, China and Glass Ware, Kerosene PENRYN, CAL. Oil & Lamps, Field & Garden Seeds. Patterson, NEVADA COUNTY. Customers will find our stock complete, com- prising many articles it is impossible here to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices. (See Cherokee.) Pentz, BUTTE COUNTY. Peach Tree, Brooks J F, school teacher Bunnell A W, stock raiser Burt Aaron, blacksmith Clark E D. stock raiser Curtis Mrs L A B, school teacher MONTEREY COUNTY. Greenboum Wm, gen mdse Goldwater & Co, gen mdse Magini John, hotel Horn Frederick, wheelwright LANDRUM M L, postmaster and col- lecting agent Parish A, lime burner Patterson S. mechanic and miner Pence M, hotel and stock raiser Sewell H S, liquors Penryn, PLACER COUNTY, Pescadero. SAN MATEO COUNTY. A place of 250 inhabitants, 11 milea west of Auburn, on tho Central Pacific R. R. Barter Wm, blacksmith Boggs J C, boarding Chapman H L, supt Alabama Gold Mine Clemens A, hairdresser Grant E, hotel Gregory J H, produce Griffith G, granite quarries, marble works and gen mese Hagerty J H, liquors Hogan J J, physician HOLDER JOHN, agent W, F & Co, manager W U Tel office and agent C PR R Co HOLDER & SON, gen mdse HOLDER W F, postmaster Mitchell J H, assessor rev district No 1 Noye Thos, liquors Puffer W H, blacksmith Robinson Wm, supt Chicago Gold Mine Schuetze A H, market Wheeler W H, liquors 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.


Williamson & Co. nursery


This pleasant agricultural town and summer resort is situated just south of Half Moon Bay, 38 miles from San Fran- cisco, by coast line, and 38 miles from Santa Cruz. It is approached on either side by stages which connect with the several railroad systems at Santa Cruz, and with the S. P. R. R. at San Mateo. Through fare from Santa Cruz to San Francisco, via Pescadero and Half Moon Bay, $5. The delightful situation of Pescadero and its eqnable climate makes the place popular, and those who go there to spend a few days seldom go away again as soon as they originally intended. The Swanton House, sugges- tive of the finest Eastern resorts in its splendid accommodations, ranks with them in all particulars. The house stands in the center of the little town, and is surrounded by tastefully-arranged grounds and detached cottages, intended for the accommodation of families. The main building contains .well-aircd and lighted rooms, parlors, closets and every convenience that a consideration of the comfort of guests can suggest.


TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.


PACIFIC


} Pages 300 & 301.


Abraham G A Beatty B F. p CEREGHIN gen mdse, by Cumins M, co Fish J B Rev, GARRETSO mdse and If U Tel Co an San Francis dero Stage I George Joseph Goulson John, maker Hamilton Jam HUGHES J KOSTER FR wagonmaker MARSTON PESCADERO


." Stylograph,"


ston propr Roo & Raynor Stanbaugh S S Strong J HR Church Stryker PG, I SWANTON House and THOMPSON and San Gre Thompson W . Tufly John, flc Woufor James


"A. T. Cross' Stylografic " Fountain Pen. Electrogi


P SON


Is situated on miles from Sar by steamer an hours from t] about makes kinds of dairy can lay good entrepots for eggs, etc. H. cation at the and surround so rich in the the lead whic this day one the inland to city is excelle are well grad shown very g their residen sewerage are sible. The facilities are : in fact, the ( in this respec


H. PALME


J


PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.


The Model Commercial College of the Coast. 820 Post At .. N. F.


California-Pescadero -. Petaluma. ALPHABETICALLY.


699


Abraham G A, tinner Beatty B F. physician


CEREGHINO & DEBENEDETTI, gen mdse, branch of Half Moon Bay Cumins M, constable


Fish J B Rev, pastor Methodist Church GARRETSON JOHN, dealer in gen mdse and liquors, postmaster, agt W U Tel Co and W, F & Co, and propr San Francisco, San Mateo and Pesca- dero Stage Line


George Joseph, barber


Goulson John, blacksmith and wagon- maker


Hamilton James A & Co, freight lino HUGHES J H, gen mdse


KOSTER FREDERICK, blacksmith, wagonmaker and horseshoer


MARSTON E W, livery stablo PESCADERO STABLES, E W Mar- ston propr


Is situated on San Pablo Bay, distant 42 miles from San Francisco, and is reached by steamer and rail in two and one-half hours from there. The country round about makes this its market for all kinds of dairy produce, and it certainly can lay good claim as one of the chief entrepots for butter, cheese, poultry, eggs, etc. Having the advantage of lo- cation at the very head of navigation, and surrounded as it is with a country so rich in these products, it soon took the load which it now holds, and is at this day one of the most flourishing of the inland towns of California. The city is excellently laid out. the streets are well graded, and its citizens have shown very good taste in the location of their residences. The drainage and sewerage are as nearly perfect as pos- sible. The public school and church facilities are ample for the inhabitants, in fact, the city has long been. a model in this respect. There are at present in


operation two Mutual Beneficont Asso- ciations, well known throughout the entire coast. Its population is placed at 5,000, and is increasing steadily.


Ackermann & Hunter, architects and builders, Third and C


AIKEN BROTHERS, Blue Wing Sa- loon, Main


Allen & St John, hardware, Main 'nr Washington


AMERICAN HOTEL, Wm B Matzen- bach propr, Main


Atwater H H, cashier First National Gold Bank, Main


Balzari & Co, liquors, Main


BANK OF SONOMA COUNTY, Wm Hill pres, J S Van Doren cashier, Main and Washington


Baruh H, varieties, Main


Barnes A N, propr Petaluma Soap Fac- Roe & Raynor, butchers Stanbaugh S S, physician tory, Main Barne's Bros, horseshoers, Western ave Baur John, watchmaker and jeweler, Stryker P G, Pescadero House Main Strong J H Rev, pastor Congregational Church BASCH M, manufr cigars, Main SWANTON G W, propr Swanton BAUER L, hardware and agricultural implements, 96 Main House and Livery Stable THOMPSON A P, gen mdse, Main and San Gregorio Thompson W J, justice of the peace Tufly John, flouring mill BERGER M, clothing and manufr of gloves, Main BERG DANIEL M, physician and sur- geon, boarding house and restaurant, Wonfor James, bootmaker Main Bernhard Isaac, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, Main and Washing- Petaluma, ton BLACKBURN CHAS, undertaker, SONOMA COUNTY, Third bet B and C Bliss Wm D, atty at law, Main and Washington BLUE WING SALOON, Aiken Bros proprs, liquors, Main Bolla & Co, grocers, Main Bowles J M, flour and grain, Main Brady Mrs J, millinery and dressmaking, Western ave nr Main BRICE GEORGE, hack driver, City Hotel Brooklyn Hotel, Kelly Tighe propr, Washington and Kentucky Brown & Ellsworth, livery stable, Wash- ington and Kentucky Brush E R, confectionery, Western ave Brush G M, bill poster Bryant & Perry, butchers, foot of Main BUCKIUS J J, stoves and tinware, 26 Main Buckins W L & Co, hardware, Main and B "A. T. Cross' Stylografic" Fountain Pen. ' M. Gray. Gen'l Agent, for Parinc Coast. 117 Post St., S. F.


Burgtorf C N, harness and saddlery, 28 Main CALDER & SPOTSWOOD, black- smiths, Washington and Keller


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


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


for Cash or Instalments,


Illustrated Catalogues


} Pages 300 & 301.


" Stylograph," . Electrograph," &e.


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


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO .. Stoves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and . latterne 110. 119. 114, 116 and 118 Battery At .. A. F.


700


California-Petaluma. ALPHABETICALLY.


Campbell Joseph, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, 72 Main


Congrove Miss A A, dressmaker, Main Casey B, liquors, Washington Carothers W O, fancy bazaar, Main


Carpenter W W, physician, Main


Carpenter & Meyerholtz, butchers, Wash- ington


CANEVASCINI S J, propr Contra Costa Livery Stable, Western avo and Keller


Canepa L, gen mdso, Washington and Kentucky


CAVANAGH JOHN, lumber, notary public and justico of the peace, East Petaluma


Cavanaugh Peter, liquors, Main CHRISTIE J B, physician, Main


CHURCHILL MRS ELLEN, liquors, Main


CITY HOTEL, A B Reed propr, Wes- tern avo and Kentucky


Conley A B, grocer, Western avo nr Main


CONTRA COSTA LIVERY STABLE, S J Canevascini propr, Western ave and Keller


Connolly B F, manufr of soda and sar- saparilla and bottler of ales and porter, foot of Main


Congdon Jos W, atty at law, Main and Western avo


Corbett J H, blacksmith, Main


COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, II Mat- thias propr, foot of Main


Cowen Philip, books, crockery, toys, etc, Main


Cox & Fritsch, grocers, Main Crane J H, physician, Main


CUNIO A, wood and coal, East Peta- luma


Davidson Jamos, livery and sale stable, Washington


DIAS I L, dontist, SW cor Main and Washington


Donahue Jolin, propr Mechanies' Board- ing House, Washington, East Peta- Inma


Dowe L, photographer, 68 Main


Drees A H, produce, Western ave and Keller


Dunn Philip, vegetables and produce, Washington


Edlemann G W, dealer in Sonoma wines and brandies, NE cor Washington and Main


Ellsworth Lee, furniture, Main


Erwin N, grocers, NW cor Washington and Main


Fairbanks D H, cashier Petaluma Sav- ings Bank, Main Fairbanks H T, prest Petaluma Savings -. Bank, Main


Falkner M H, secy Sonoma & Marin Mutual Beneficial Association, Main FARQUAR CS, atty at law and no- tary public, Muin


FEDDERSON H M & CO, saddle- treo manufra, Fourth bet F and G


First National Gold Bank, I G Wicker- sham prest, and H H Atwater cashier, Main


Frank Herman, dry goods and clothing, Main


Fritsch & Bowman, plumbers and gas- fitters, Western ave


Fuller V R, livery and sale stable, Main Fuller Isaac, cooper, Third and B


Geary T J, atty at law and notary pub- lic, Main and Washington


Gerekons & Pfan, proprs Union Hotel, Main


Gilbert T A, varieties, Main


Glass Philip, liquors, Washington noar Bridge


Goldstein H, clothing and dry goods, Main


Grannel W H, bootmaker, Washington nr postoffice


Gwinn & Brainerd, harness and saddlery, Washington


HALE BROS & CO, dry goods, cloth- ing, boots and shoes, Main


alphen A, wholesale lignors, Main


HANBRICH & LAMBERTI, liquors, Western ave


Horstmann A, cigars and tobacco, 18 Main


Harter B, blacksmith and wagonbuilder Western avo and Kentucky


HARRIS J W & CO, stoves and tin- ware, Main


HASBROUCK & MISNER, butchers, Main


Haskins Thos, crockery and glassware, Main


Haskell B, dry goods, ctc, Washington nr Main


HASKELL W B, atty at law, Main Hess & Cereghino, liquors, Main Hildburgh Bros, grocers, Main


HILL WM, prest Bank of Sonoma County, Main and Washington


Holm & Abraham, liquors, Main and B Holms & Palmer, grocers, Main and Western ave


HOPES & CAMERON, carriage mak- ers and blacksmiths, Washington and Keller


HOPKINS S J, lumber dealer, Third and B


Howe Mrs M, proprietor City Laundry, Fourth bet Band C


Hurlburt B B, fruit and vegetables, foot of Main


Hyams L W, grocer, Main


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


W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. 84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.


PACIFIC


Jacobi Jno, Jacobs Mrs A Jahn Fred, lı JEWELL I Petaluma Johnson Add Main Karev G, boo Keating & Co per, etc, M Kelley Mrs A Kelley CG, a KINGERÝ B and Four KING N, ju Washington Kley & Kries Kooken Mrs Lackey Alex Hotel Lasky B, dry ington Lawrence Jno Leeds E B, fr ern ave nr Lessel Adolph ington Lippett E S, public, Mail LIPPETT & Main and V Little Jas, liq Lodge J D, s ave and Ker Loranger Joh maker, Mai Longee F W, Co, Main ar Lovejoy A P, Lovejoy Geo ] Lovejoy Franl Lynch H A, ton Marks P H, t MATTHIES Hotel, Mai MATZENBA American F Maynard Fra McCarthy Mc Main McRUNNIL ington McClymonds McEnery Mis ave McGuire T, d McNear Geo Mill, Main McNally J W Mechanics' B hne propr, luma


H. PALME


PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. The Model Commercial College of the Coast, 320 Post St., S. F.


California-Petaluma. ALPHABETICALLY.


701


JEWELL I R, cheeso and butter dairy, Petaluma MILLER FRANK V, barber, Western ave Jacobi Jno, marble works, Main Jacobs Mrs A, dressmaker, Main Jahn Fred, hairdresser and baths, Main Merkel & Co, liquors, 16 Main Merritt Jno, pork packer and dealer in live stock, Main Johnson Adolph, furniture and carpets, Millett G E, liquors, Washington Main Mitchell & Gleason, grocers, Main Karev G, boots and shoes Montgomery Wm, dyer and cleaner, B and Fourth Keating & Corliss, paints, oils, wall pa- ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. H. Gray, 117 Pct St. GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright. per, etc, Main MORDECAI THOS, bootmaker, foot of Main Kelley Mrs A, millinery, 68 Main Kelley CG, atty at law, Main Morse A, postmaster, Washington KINGERY S S, carpenter and builder, B and Fourth MUNDAY CHAS F, atty at law, Main. and Washington KING N, justice of pence, SE corner Washington and Main Mutual Relief Association, G R Cod- ding seey, Washington Kley & Kriese, restaurant, Main Naughton Hubert, grocer, Main Kooken Mrs A E, 36 Main Nay I. G & Co, planing mills, Washing- ton Lackey Alex, plasterer, Washington Hotel Needham F, grocer, Main Lasky B, dry goods and clothing, Wash- ington Neil & Winans, groceries, hay and grain, 102 and 104 Main Lawrence Jno, barber, Main Newburgh & Co, dry goods, clothing, Leeds E B, fruits and vegetables, West- ern ave nr Main etc, Main W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. (Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these reffe- O'REILLY MARTIN, grocer, East Lessel Adolph, drugs, Main and Wash- ington Petaluma Lippett E S, atty at law and notary public, Main and Western ave O'Brien M, horseshoer, Keller near Theater O'Brien P', horseshoer, Main LIPPETT & SEATON, attys at law, O'Neil Thomas, grocer, Washington and Keller Main and Western avo Little Jas, liquors, Main O'NEILL JAMES, horseshoer, Wash- Lodge J D, sewing machines, Western ave and Kentucky ington and Kentucky Oriental Flour Mill, Geo P McNear Loranger John, blacksmith and wagon- maker, Main above Plaza propr, Main opp Plaza Overholser A W, meat market, Main Lougee F W, secy Sonoma Co Water Co, Main and Washington Lovejoy A P, dentist, Main Lovejoy Geo E, dentist, Main Pearce Geo, atty at law, Main Lovejoy Frank, dentist, Main Lynch H A, grocer, Main nr Washing- Marks P H, tailor, 30 Main ton PALMER & HOLM, saddlery and harness maker, Main nr Washington Patty L H, physician, Main Petaluma Temperance Reform Club, F W Shattuck pres, Frank Adel manager, Washington Petaluma Brewery, Geo Robinson propr, MATTHIES H, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel, Main Main "PETALUMA COURIER " (weekly), MATZENBACH WM B, proprietor American Hotel, Main Maynard Frank T, drugs, Main W F Shattuck propr, SW cor Main and Washington "PETALUMA WEEKLY ARGUS," Weston & Co publishers and proprs, Petaluma Soap Factory, A N Barnes propr, Main NE cor Main and Washington MeCarthy Mortimer, bootmaker, foot of Main McRUNNILS D M, bootmaker, Wash- ington McClymonds & Fritsch, dry goods, Main McEnery Miss Kate, millinery, Western McGuire T, drugs, Main ave Petaluma Livery Stable, D R Wilson manager, Main PETALUMA SAVINGS BANK, H T Fairbanks pres, D H Fairbanks MeNear Geo P, propr Oriental Flour Mill, Main opp Plaza cashier, Main Peters Mrs Mary, dressmaker, Washing- ton Perry M A, grocer, Washington


McNally J W, horseshoer, Western ave Mechanics' Boarding House, Jno Dona- hne propr, Washington, East Peta- luma


PEPPER'S NURSERIES, W H Pepper propr, Washington and Keller


H. PALMER 1.4


CO., Puro Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.


H. WACHHORST selle Watches than any house on the Coast. cheaper


702


California-Petaluma. ALPHABETICALLY.


Sonoma County Water Co, F W Lougee PEPPER W H, nurserymin and fruit grower, Washington and Keller Snow J, real estate, Main Perkins CO, dentist, M sin Pfau John, livery and sale stable, Main I'hillips J, tailor, Main sscy, cor Main and Washington "SONOMA COUNTY PRESS" (weekly), F W Cohnen pub and propr, Washington and Main Phillips G M. dentist, Main POEALMAN BROS, butcher, Main Poudiere Philibert, bakery, B and Fourth Sonoma & Marin Mutual Beneficial As- sociation, J S Shepherd pres, M H Falkner secy, Main Pometta D, bakery, 32 Main Soldate & Cereghino, proprs Washington Putnam DW C & Co, carriage builders, Western ave and Keller Hotel, Washington STEARNS F R, jeweler and optician, Read J Q, photographer, Main Washington nr Main REED A B, propr City Hotel, Western Steiger P J, gunsmith, 38 Main Stockdale H, hotel, Main Stolker W, shoemaker, Main aveand Kentucky Reidi V, liquors, Main, foot of English REMARQUE MRS CH, midwife and Symonds & Lamoreaux, gen mdse, Main lady doctor, Washington and Liberty REMARQUE JOHN F, physician and surgeon, Washington and Liberty Regner Frank A, barber, Main Tharp T W, wood and coal, East Peta- luma Towne Smith D. drugs, Main RIESE FREDERICK, furniture and upholsterer, Washington TRUELSON CHRISTIAN C, watch- maker and jeweler, Main Robuson Geo, propr l'etaluma Brewery, Main Union Hotel, Gerekens & Pfau proprs, Rogers Edward, wholesale liquor dealer, ROSS GEO, photographer, 36 Main RUPP & OSTER, barbers, Washington nr Postoffice Main Main VAN DOREN J S, cashier Bank of Sonoma County, Main and Washing- ton VALENTINE C, painter and grainer, City Hotel Rugy John T, bakery, foot of Main Veale & Roach, grocers, 32 Main San Francisco Steamboat Transportation Walls D, agt S F'T Co, foot B Walsh M, boots and shoes, Main Co, D Walls agt, office foot B Savage John, manufr of jewelry, NWcor Warnekros A, gunsmith, Main Washington and Main WATERS J F, boots and shoes, West- Schnitz X, tailor, Main SCUDDER N W, real estate and in- surance, NE cor Main and Wash- Schmitt George, gen mlse, Main and B WELLS THOS H, attorney at law, Main Schlosser 'T C, stoves and tinware, Western Union Telegraph Co, H B Ilig- WESTON & CO, proprs "Weekly Argus," NE cor Main and Washing- ton bee manager, Western ave Main ington ern ave Waters Mrs S J, dressmaker, foot of Main SEATON D M, atty at law and notary public, Main and Western ave SHATTUCK F W, atty at law and notary public, NW cor Washington Whitebread Chas, barber, Main and Main Whitney A P, grocer, Main SHATTUCK W F, propr "Petaluma Wickersham I G, pres First National Gold Bank, Main Courier," SW cor Main and Washing- ton WIERS & SPOTSWOOD, black- smiths and wagonmakers, East Peta- Shepherd J S, pres Sonoma and Marin Mutual Beneficial Association, Main Shirek & Co, dry goods, Main luma WIGAND TH, physician, Kentucky Show A J, dry goods and clothing, Main Wilson D R, manager Petaluma Livery SINGLEY CHARLES E, W U -Tel Co opr, depot SINGLEY JAMES, agt S F & N PRR, Woods Win, bootinaker, Western ave Sloper & Fuller, planing mills and box YOUNG CHARLES, grocer, B and Fourth factory, Third and B depot Wiswell J A, paints, oils, sash, blinds, etc, Main nr Washington Stable, Main Young George C, gen ins, Main . Smith John B, physician and surgeon, Zartman W & Co, carriage builders, Western ave and Howard Washington and Howard CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.




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