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CHAS. P. GERICHTEN, Proprietor.
San Dieguito, SAN DIEGO COUNTY,
Is 22 miles north of San Diego.
Crannal Nicolos, apiarist Panden Alfred, postmaster Paden & Adams, gen mdso
San Fernando, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 20 Allen Peter, postmaster and gen mdse miles from Los Angeles. Cuneo M, barber
Allen Daty, engineer Beckett L J, justice peace Carpenter Juo T, constablo Courtney Wm & D, geu mise Glinn J, snloon
GRISWOLD H W, agent S P R R and Kellog T D, physician
W U Tel Co Hubbard H C, blacksmith
Loop T M, hotel
Lyster W G, machinist
Maclay & Moffitt, gen mdse and agricul- tural implements
Praster A J, blacksmith
M Rinaldi C R, constable
Shaffer Fritz, veterinary surgeon Shang H L, liquors Slaughter Frank, liquors Wright F M, capitalist Yanghnus Fred, bootmaker Yanghaus J, shoemaker
San Gabriel, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 10 miles from Los Angeles.
Ginocchio A, groceries and liquors
Glidden E C, machine agt
Grand L, blacksmith
Hamilton Hy, orchard, capitalist and justice peace
Hillandl F'S, physician
Lassere Dominique, saloon
Mayberry E L, capitalist
Ponsonnelli J & (" bakery
Rebont Frank, blacksmith
Robbins James, meat market
Sevell S K, hotel and orchard
Moffitt A B, postmaster, agt W, U Tel Shorb J DeBarth, orchardist, wine grow- Co and notary er and distiller Murnane M, saloon Stephens W H, atty at law Porter T C, land agent
Stoneman Gen Geo, distillery and wine grower
Tuck Nathan, liquors and gen mdse
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.
On 810 per month instalments. Good serviceable instru- M. Gray. 117 Post Street, S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 110, and 118 Battery At .. N. F.
294
California-San Gabriel-San Jose. ALPHABETICALLY.
Twichell C C. hotel Valencia C, saloon famed alike for the magnificence of its scenery and the fertility of its woil, on the line of the Northern Division of the Southern Pacific Railroad, 50 miles from San Francisco. The ever changing and ever beautiful scenery along the route. made up of lovely hills and dales, dot- , Eroiony. ted with charming country homes and well cultivated gardens, makes the ride from this city to the Metropolis one of Is 25 miles southeast of San Bernardino. constant pleasure. Its population is placed at 19,000 and its growth is of a steady and permanent nature. It is sup. plied with daily newspapers and good hotels, and all its conveniencies and at- tractions of nature and art make it em- phatically - the "loveliest city of the plain. Wilson Mrs B D Winston W H, orchardist San Gorgonia, SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, Edgar W F, physician WESTON E, postmaster San Gregoria, SAN MATEO COUNTY, Is 26 miles by stage from San Mateo, on the Southern Pacific Railroad. ADEL W T, carriage manufacturer, 263 First Day D C, blacksmith Keep E, saloon Levy -, postmaster LEVY BROS, gen indse . Moore Mrs, saloon AHLERS HENRY C, manufr jew- elry, 284 Santa Clara ALAMEDA PALACE, J D Plitt propr, SPORR depot ALLEN G B, propr Nevada House, SE cor First and St John San Jacinto, Allen Chas H, secy State Normal School, 297 First Allen Wiley B, music, 235 Santa Clara ALPHA SALOON, Second and Foun- SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Jordan J C, postmaster tain alley Alvord Henry B, hardware and agricul- tural implements, 326 First San Jose, AMMEN R S, druggist, 250 First Anderson Robt, chiropodist, 2763 Santa SANTA CLARA COUNTY. Clara More than a century has elapsed since Andrews & Coykendall, packers and provisions, Central Market the Spanish missionaries settlol the place Appleton J, clothing, 330 First whose name, "The Beautiful," is so well applied. In point of size and wealth the city ranks fourth among those of the Arias Jesus, cigars and tobacco, 377 Market State, while in appearance none are so handsome "but do it reverence," and concede its superiority in its pleasing at- tractiveness. The city is embowered in a dense growth of shrubbery, plants and trees, and its homes of elegant archi- Arques Luis, atty at law, Court House ART PALACE, Crowell Bros proprs, 329 Santa Clara tectural design give it an air of comfort, luxury and retirement. Its streets are broad and smooth, intersecting each other at right angles, and bri liantly illumin- ated with gas. Its schools and colleg s are of a very high order; its churches are m'nlels of beauty and its Court House, the finest in the State, is in keeping with the wo. Ith, intelligence and enter- prise of its citizens. The country im mediately surrounding it presents as fine a landscape as ever formed the subject for a sketch of the most eminent artist. It is situated in the Santa Clara valley, Archer L, atty at law and mayor, 314 First Armstrong Mrs M, millinery, 310 Santa Clara Arpit A, second-hand goods, Santa Clara AUBERT LOUIS. mattresses and Pioneer Spring Bed Factory, and steam carpet beating machine, 322 Market ' Aultman Fred, machinist, The Alameda AUZERAIS HOUSE, S W Churchill propr. 275 Santa Clara AUZERAIS & POMEROY, groceries, hardware, crockery and agricultural implements, 365 to 371 Market BACKESTO J P, physician, 4313 First Bacquie E, barber, 353 Santa Clara ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC UIL L. Blumauer & Co.,
Poruand. Ore- gon. have it.
PUNCTUALITY, Fashion,
PACIF
Pages 300 & 301.
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w York Book Concer
Methodist Book Depository, {"Stylegrane" Pem, "Stylegraph." "Electrograph," Benfey Miss cution, 276 BENOIT BR First BENSON & I 270 First BENTLEY Clara Berce J J, Pou Bergstrom C, Fernando BERNHARD cers, 339 and Bernstein J, tai Berringer & Ev. grain, 114 M: BERRY R D, 327 and 329 S
PURE PORT
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Opp. Union Square, N. F. Book- keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphv.
California-San Jose. 295
ALPHABETICALLY.
BAILETS W R, Eagle Bakery, 355| Bertelsmann C, furniture, 433 First Santa Clara
Bailey CP, gloves and robes, 343 First Bailey D C, postmaster, Santa Clara and Market Bailey J R, agt W U Tel Co and A M Dist Tel Co, 295 First
BALBACH JNO, blacksmith and wag- onmaker, Second and Fountain
BALTZ PETER, Eldorado Bakery, 274 El Dorado
BANK OF SAN JOSE, T Ellard Beans president, NE cor First and Santa Clara
Barbare Mrs M C, hotel, 340 First Barker S A, atty at law, 297 First
BARKER W O, propr New York Ex- change Hotel, First and St John Barrett A A, bathis, 209 Third
Barrett M A, furnishing goods, Santa Clara bet Third and Fourth
Barry John, hotel, 4443 First, livery, 440 First
Barsot E, saloon, 377 Santa Clara Baudouin A, dyer, 425 Second
BAUER L, cabinetinaker and furni- ture dealer, 406 First
Bay and Coast Tel Co, Geo Carson manager, 280 Santa Clara
Beach Tyler, ice, coal and wood, 281 St John
BEANS T ELLARD, president Bank of San Jose, NE cor First and Sant .. Clara
Bedwell W E, harnessmaker, 432 First Behrendt Edward, stoves and tinware, 413 First
BELL JOHN, notary public, land loan and insurance agt and agt Cunard (European) Steamship Line, 331 Santa Clara
Belloli JJ A, groceries, Third and San Fernando
Bement T, wagonmaker, ES2 San Fer- nando Benfey Miss Ida D, teacher of elo- cution, 276 First
BENOIT BROS, merchant tailors, 522 First
BENSON & LORIGAN, attys at law, 270 First
BENTLEY GJ, physician, 54 Santa Clara
Berce J J, Poultry, fish, etc, :55 First Bergstrom C, blacksmith, 282 San Fernando
BERNHARDT & REDMOND, gro- cers, 339 and 341 Market Bernstein J, tailor, 336 First Berringer & Evans, feed mill, hay and grain, 114 Market
BERRY R D, Garden City Feed Mill, 327 and 329 San Pedro
BINKS B R, cigars and tobacco, 407 First
Bishop Mrs H, ladies' hairdresser, 204 Santa Clara
BLACK MRS B W, millinery and fancy goods, 431 First
Black J C, grocer, 280 First
BLACK J C, atty at law, room 18 Knox block
BLACKFORD G W, atty at law and notary public, room 8 Knox block
BLANCHARD & CO, meat market, 133 First
BLANCHARD & O'NEIL, granite works, Santa Clara and River
BLAND J C, notary public, auctioneer, commission and real estate ngt, 334 Santa Clara
Blaner. R, cooked meats, poultry, etc, 411 First
Bloom L, clothing, 335 Market
BLYTHE & MADDOX, grain and commission merchants, 287 First
BODLEY E C, coal, lime, hay and grain, 271 First
BOMPARD & CO, grocers, 20S Santa Clara
Bonetti G, cutler, 372 Market Boring S W, notary, 296 First
BORING & WRIGHT, real estate and ins, 296 First
Bosatino (, barber, 336 First
Boschken J, hardware, 417 First
Bradlee & Gosbey, boots and shoes, £51 Santa Clara
BRADLEY C, West End Carriage Factory, White and The Alameda
BRADLEY MARK, American Bak- ery. ESO St John
BRADLY MRS T S, dressmaker, 327 Santa Clara
BRALY JM, stock broker, 280 Santa Clara
BRASSY & CO, liquors (wholesale), 365 Market Brann C W, dry goods and clothing, 402 First
BRAZELLE MRS A J & CO, pat- tern house and dressmaking establish- ment, 328 Santa Clara
BRIESEN A E, Cosmopolitan School, Second and San Fernando
BRITTON JOHN, box factory, Julian and San Pedro
BROHASKA J H, Opera House Sa- loon, 365 Santa Clara
Broon Gold, cigars and tobacco, candy and toys, 290 Santa Clara
Brown Jacob N, physician, 321 Santa Clara
BROWN J E, real estate, ins and notary public, 289 First
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Parposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.
Pages 300 & 301.
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Methodist Book Depository,
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114, 116 and 119 Battery Street, N. F.
296
California-San Jose. ALPHABETICALLY.
First Brown John, saloon and restaurant, 260 Clark James, harness and saddlers, 593 Market
BRUNER P M, atty at law, rooms 17 and 18 Martin's block, 276 First Brunst F, cigar manufr, 465 First
Buckner R B, justice of peace of police judge, 290 Market
BUFFINGTON & LANGFORD, Junction Market, 621 First
BULL GEO, agricultural implements, 332 Market
Bull Geo P, groceries, Market and San Salvador
BUNEMANN F, cigar manufr and dealer, 282 Santa Clara
BURNS MRS MARY ANN, restau- rant, 269 El Dorado
BURT & PFISTER, attys at law, 276 First
BYRNE M, dry goods, 317 Santa Clara Cain Frank, auction, 312 Market
CAMPBELL JAMES H, atty at law and dist atty, Court House
CAMPBELL MILTON, stoves and tin- ware, First and San Antonio
Campiglia A, fruit, 353 First Canon A J, saloon, 117 Santa Clara
Capt Gus, jeweler, 381 Market
CARFIELD JNO, horseshoer, 423 Santa Clara
CARLSON & SWANSON, Scandina- vian Exchange Hotel, 285 El Dorado Carr Dave, saloon, 366 First
Carrol Wm, hotel, Second and San Fer- nando
Carroll T A, horseshoer, 208 Santa Clara
Carson Gco, Telephone Exchange, 280 Santa Clara
CARTER J S, grain dealer, 293 First CASTRO & BRO, manufr jewelers, Fountain
Castro M, painter, 318 Second Central Market, 373 and 375 First
Chaize Louis, brass foundry, 148 Santa Clars'+
Chanchus Jacques, barber, 376 Market Chandler J. W & Co, photographers, 367 First
Chappel Mrs S L, dressmaker, 276 First
CHILDS T F, fruit and varieties, 222 First
Chipman L F, county supt schools Christian Jno, blacksmith, First and Cordiviola G, saloon, 291 Market William
Corkery Denis, grocery, Santa Clara and Pleasant
Cory A J, physician, SE cor First and Santa Clara
CORY & KELLEY, physician and surgeon, 398 First, cor San Fernando
CITY OF SAN JOSE, dry goods, 313 Cottle & Wright, job printers, 338 Santa Clara First
H. WACHHORST, importer of
Fine Watches, Jewelry, L'amonde. 315 J St., 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.
PACI
COTTR Marke COUPI loon, 2 Cox J 1
buildin Crandell owner, Crippen Clara Crossett ] CROWE Santa C Crydenwi materia
CURTIS stencil CURTIS 264 San Curtiss M Clara
CUTTER Jose Sav "DAILY propr, 3. DALBY J 276 Sant. DAMONT tory, 264 Davis Mrs Davis Nick DE LACY
338 First Delgrosso I DELLWIG and Bake DELMAS tral Mark Derieux J First
DESIMON etc, stall Devine .J J. DEWEY
Santa Clar Dietrick Mi ship and d Dilley Jame First
Dittmar C H Dittus & T First Doermer Chi DOERR CI 439 First Doerr Philip brewery, c Dolan T, Om Santa Clar DONOVAN 273 Marke Dotta Bros, Dorado
H. PALM
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
Clark S A, groceries, 372 First
Claus L F, carriage trimmer, 318 Second Clauss George, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 333 to 337 Lightstone
Clayton J A, real estato and ins, 288 Santa Clara
Cleal C A, cracker factory, 664 First Cleland T'S, wood and coal, St John
CLEVENGER GEO, job printer, 367 Santa Clara
CLEVENGER & SALISBURY,proprs " Town Talk, " 367 Santa Clara
CLOSE M C, groceries, 188 Santa Clara COCHRANE A H, physician and sur- geon, 284 Santa Clara
COCKBURN GEO J, bootmaker, 266 First
Coffe Frank, bakery, 241 Market Cole J L, lodgings, 328 Market
COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, Sister Mary Cornelie superioress, Santa
Clara
Collins W T, blacksmith, 716 First COLLINS R E, drugyist, 455 First
COLLINS W H, atty at law, 276 First
Comins Cooper, employment office, 460 First
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK OF SAN JOSE, H Hoffman cashier, First and Santa Clara Comstock Bros, lumber, San Pedro Conmy J J, job printer, 384 First
CONNOR PROF E P, author of " Pro- gressive Penmanship " and "Connor's Compendium of Peumanship, " Garden City Commercial Collego
Connor P', wood, coal, hay and grain, 491 First
Cook J W, dry goods, 400 First
Cook M A, news, cor Santa Clara and Market
Coomb W L, laundry, Lightstone Coomhe Jno, surveyor, Knox block
CORCORAN & MAGUIRE, plumbers' and gastitters' pumps, 351 Santa Clara Corcoran T J, agt new California Theater, Second
CORDELL THOS H, searcher of rec- ords and notary public, room 23, Knox block
CHRISTY J E, carriage painter at West End Carriage Factory, White and The Alameda
CHURCHILL S W, propr Auzerais House, 275 Santa Clara
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. AREPAN IS F RICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Opp. Union Square, N. F. Book- keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
California-San Jose. 297
ALPHABETICALLY.
COTTRELL CHAS T, collector, 290 Market
COUPIE PETER, French- American Sa- loon, 262 Market
Cox J B, physician, Farmers' Union building
Crandell O L, capitalist and real estate owner, opp S P C R R depot
Crippen Mrs M A, dressmaker, 315 Santa Clara
Crossett F M, atty at law, 276 First CROWELL BROS, Art l'alace, 329 Santa Clara
Crydenwise CS, wagon maker and wagon material, 314 Second
CURTIS C W, employment office and Elwards N B, meat market, 316 Market stencil cutter, 269 First
CURTIS H H, livery and feed stable, 264 San Pedro
Curtiss Mrs C M, dressmaker, 274 Santa Clara
CUTTER HORACE L, cashier San Jose Savings Bank, 286 Santa Clara
"DAILY TIMES," S W De Lacy propr, 338 Eirst
DALBY E W, Tho Almaden Saloon, 276 Santa Clara
DAMONTE A, Premium Candy Fac- tory, 264 Market
Davis Mrs C, furnishing goods, 441 First Davis Niek & Co, saloon, 264 First
DE LACY S W, propr "Daily Times, " 338 First
Delgrosso L, bootmaker, 376 Market DELLWIG E, California Restaurant and Bakery, 281 Santa Clara
DELMAS JOSEPH, pork dealer, Cen- tral Market
Derieux J T, cigars and tobacco, 371 First
DESIMONE J & CO, fruits, produec, etc, stall No I Central Market Devine J J. groceries, 321 Market
DEWEY MRS J, dressmaker, 247 Santa Clara
Dietrick Miss A R, teacher of penman- ship and drawing. 276 First
Dilley Jaines S, real estate and ins, 276 First
Dittmar C E, saloon, 129 Santa Clara Dittus & Toney, incat market, 453 First
Doermer Chas, gunsmith, 251 El Dorado! DOERR CHAS, New York Bakery, 439 First
Doerr Philip, saloon, 435 First, and brewery, cor Fourth and William
Dolan T, Omnibus Line, stand First and Santa Clara
DONOVAN M L, Irish American Hotel, 273 Market
Dotta Bros, hotel, San Pedro and El- Dorado
DOUGHERTY WM P, supt Santa Clara Valley Mill & Lumber Co, Fourth and San Fernando
Draper E W, feed mill, 666 First cor Grant
DREW CORNELIUS, contractor and builder, Santa Theressa and San Au- gustine
DREW H C, stair builder and turning, Fourth and San Fernando
Dulion J B, meat market, 278 El Dorado Dunlop R B, groceries, Market and St John
Dunn James T, real estate, Knox block Dwyer Wm, saloon, 312 First
ELITCH JOHN, Music Hall Oyster and Chop House, 281 First
Elliott Mrs Geo W, dressmaker, 431 First
Ellis W F, city assessor and elerk, City Hall
Elwood J H, music teacher, 303 First EMPEY & LENNARD, harness and saddles, 289 First
ENRIGHT JOSEPH, foundry, ma- chine and boiler shop, First and Wil- liam
ERKSON WM & CO, grocers, 352 and 354 Santa Clara
Erle Fredk, saloon, 480 First Ernst C R, saloon, 385 First
EWING & SPENCER, Occidental Liv- ery Stable, 279 to 283 Second
EYSTER D A S, secty San Jose Water Co. 303 First
FAIRFIELD H, county assessor, Court House
Fanning Welsey, commission house and workshop, 279 St John
Farmers National Gold Bank, John W, Hinds pres, First and Santa Clara
Farmers' Union, gen nidse, Win Ginty manager, Santa Clara and San Pedro FAULL WM, propr Second-street House, 325 Second
FEIST BROS, dry goods and carpets, Santa Clara and First
Fellom C J, saloon, 249 El Dorado Fetherston Geo, cigars and tobacco, 290 First
FIELD FREDERICK, Excelsior Mar- ble Works, 277 Second
FIKES JH, wood and coal livery and feed stable, Santa Clara bet Third and Fourth
Finch J B city supt of schools, 297 First Finigan L, dentist, 255 Santa Clara
FISCHER PETER, Eintracht Saloon, 320 First
FISCHER WM, groceries and liquors, de, 255 Santa Clara; The People's Grocer
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Hasie, Musical Merchandise on the Coast.
for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St. S. F.
Vend
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 116, and 118 Battery St., S. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
298
California-San Jose. ALPHABETICALLY.
FISHER C W, druggist, 322 First Fisher Mrs Eleanor, dressmaker, 431} First
Fitzgerald James & Edward, wagonmak- er, 125 Santa Clara
Flack &, kalsominer, 287} St John
FORNI & BONNETTI, Swiss Hotel, 250 Market
Fraser D, tailor, 266 First
FREITAG C F. books, stationery, cigars and tobacco, etc, 457 First
Friant A & Co, grocers, 423 and +25 First
Fuller A C, sewing machines, 289 Sec- ond
FURMAN & HUGHES, books, stationery and frames, 429 First Gall G, bakery, 663 First
GARAND MISS C, dressmaker, 31! Second
GARDEN CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, H B Worcester propr, Santa Clara and San Pedro
Gardiner H, drugeist, 333 First
Garrison Mrs A, physician, 417 First Gash Johu, architect, 248 Santa Clara Gaston A A, dentist, SW cor Sant. Clara and First
GEBHARDT & MAGISTRETTI, International Hall Saloon ind United States Brewery depot, 290 Market George Givens, saloon, :86 First Gerber Julins, barber, 351 First Gerdes J C, saloon, 280 Santa Clara Gerstmayr A, barber, 250 First Gifford Mrs J A, hair goods, 407 First
Gillespie T J & Co, planing mill, San l'edro
Ginty Wm, manager Farmers' Union, Santa Clara and San Pedro
GLIUBETICH JOHN, Universal Res- tanrant, 337 First
Gliubetich M, restaurant, 284 First Gobar Fred, bootmaker, 621 First Goodrich L, architect, Knok block
GORDON J A, clerk Auzerais House, : 75 Santa Clara
GORR & KEATON, plumbers and gas- fitters,and agents fron Turbine Wind- mill, 401 First
Graham & Carnrike, saloon, 264 First Grandi D S, barber, 304 Market
Gravelle Mrs M A, dressmaker, 255 Santa Clara
GREELY MRS N M, proprss Hens ley House, 233 Santa Clara Green Wm If, saloon, 234 First
GREENNIGER & YOUNG, painters, 282 San Fernando
Greenman Geo, feed stable, 316 San Fer- nando Gregg N, blacksmith, £76 San Fernan- don
GREGORY PLATT & CO furniture, 412 and 414 First
GRIFFIN & BROS, Omnibus Line, 431 Santa Clara; stand cor First and Santa Clara
GRIFFITH G R, physician, 303 First Guinnane J, crockery 332, Santa Clara Gunckel W F, dentist, 318 First
GUPPY E H, books and stationery, 361 First
HAGAN JAMES, gas fixtures, and pres San Jose Gas Co, 368 und 370
Hagerty Jno, tailor, 380 Market
Haight Frank M, secty San Jose Wool- en Mills, 276 First
Hale O A & Co, dry goods, 419 and 421 First
Hall J R, constable, 290 Market
Hall Wm H, pres S C V M & L Co, Fourth and San Fernando
Halsey E'd, searcher of records, 236 First Hamilton A B, carpenter. 347 Santa Clara
HAMILTON W C, carpenter, contrac- tor and builder, 361 Santa Clara
Hamm Mrs M A, music teacher, 2023 Santa Clara
HAMMEL W, physician and surgeon, 4133 First
HANCHETT J E, livery stable, 200 Santa Clara
HANKS & GAY, Farmers' Meat Mar- ket, First and St John
Ilara l'edro, cigars, 366 First Harlen II JJ, tailor, 266 First
Haris J T. coroner, public administra- tor and physician, 403 First
"arris Miss Julia, dressmaker, 317 Second
Harris Will F, hackman, stand 216 Santa Clara
Hart Jas, grocer, Second and San Fer- nando
Hart Jas & Sons, dry goods, 327 and 415 First
Harton Owen, saloon, 277 First
HARTZOKE JOHN, cigar factory, 314 First
HASKELL DANIEL N, chief of po- lice, City Hall
HATCH I C, harness, buggies, carriag- es and robes, 224 Santa Clara
HATMAN & NORMANDIN, car- riage factory, 208 Santa Clara
Haub Jacob, saloon, 296 Market
HAYDEN E B, liquors, 271 Santa Clara
Hayes & Downer, proprs New Califor- nia Theatre, Second
Haynes N, carpenter, Santa Clara bet Third and Fourth
HEGELY MRS ROSA, bakery and saloon, Santa Clara and Fourth
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, "^. T. Croms' stylegrafic Pen. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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trograph, ke. Paren
Helliesen HENSL ance, 2 HENSL proprio "HERA Herald, gus, " 3 Hernande nando HEROLI leather First an Herriman goods, 2 HERRIN 284 Sant Hermann veyors, 2 Hertel Cha Hervey W Clara and Hess Lonis HEYLER nishing g der a spu HEYLER Shoe Stor HIGGINS Hill J L, DI HILTON Santa Clar Hindle Win Hinds Jno Gold Bank First
HINDS S J 17, Knox HINES & HINGSBER 464 First Hirsch B S & Clara
HOBSON J. lector, 290 HOELBE F 61 Santa C HOF JOHN, and brandid HOFFMAN & Savings First and S HOFFMANN 355 First Hollis W H, ginia Holanan Jas, Holmes S F, f R, depot Hooker A O. d Hoover H, liv HORTON E & Co, Santa
H. PALME
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 820 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.
California-San Jose.
299
ALPHABETICALLY.
Helliesen Chas, liquors, 270 First
HENSLEY C B, real estate and insur- ance, 283 First
HENSLEY HOUSE, Mrs N M Greely proprietress, 233 Santa Clara
"HERALD" COMPANY, pubs "Daily Herald," "Weekly Herald" and "Ar. gus, " 384 First
Hernandez M, horseshoer, 318 San Fer- nando
HEROLD PHIL, boots, shoes and leather findings, 320 Santa Clara bet First and Second s s
Herriman Miss M, millinery and fancy goods, 274 Santa Ciara
HERRINGTON D W, atty at law, 284 Santa Clara
Hermann Bros, civil engineers and sur- veyors, 276 First
Hertel Chas A, grocers, 656 First Hervey Will R, music teacher, Sant .. Clara and San Pedro
Hess Lonis, dyer, 443 First
HEYLER C J & CO, hats, gents' fur- nishing goods and shirts made to or- der a specialty, 311 Santa Clara
HEYLER J, boots and shoes, Boos' Shoe Store, 309 Santa Clara HIGGINS R L. real estate, 295 First Hill JJ L, propr Liek House, 391 First HILTON W E & CO, real estate, 264 Santa Clara
Hindle Win, feed stable, The Alameda Hinds Jno W, prest Farmers' National Gold Bank, SW cor Santa Clara and First
HINDS S J, attty at law, rooms 16 and 17, Knox block
HINES & DAGGETT, fruit, 456 First HINGSBERGEN H, marble works, 464 First
Hirsch B S & Co, millinery, 323 Santa Clara
HOBSON JACOB, constable and col- leetor, 250 First
HOELBE RUDOLPH, Mint Saloon, 61 Santa Clara
HOF JOHN, dealer in liquors, wines and brandies, 436 First
HOFFMAN H, cashier Commercial & Savings Bank of San Jose, SE' cor First and Santa Clara
HOFFMANN R C, watches and jewelry, 355 First
Hollis W H, blacksmith, First and Vir- ginia
Holman Jas, truckinan, San Pedro
Holmes S F, freight agt C P and S P R R, depot
Hooker A O, dentist, 2203 Santa Clara Hoover H, livery stable, 240 First
HORTON E J, agent for D M Osborne & Co, Santa Clara between 3d and 4th
HOUGHTON & REYNOLDS, attys at law, NE cor First and Santa Clara Howard Franklin, barber, 457 First
Howes Saml P, searcher of records, 276 First
HUGHES P D, cooper, 121 Santa Clara HUSING ALBERT, propr "San Jose Conrier, " 521 First
HYDE M D & CO, musical merchan- dise and stationery, 285 First
Hyland & Maraonder, fish, poultry, etc, Santa Clara and Second
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