Pacific coast directory, for 1880-81 [microform] : containing names, business and address, Part 99

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : L.M. McKenney
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TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.


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Is 20 mile


Gladhill J Goldtree Huey Wm Jeffreys V Kelcher J maker Sittenfeld SPEYER Turner Jas public


Is a pretty pleasantly citic Railro cisco.


Alt W C, L BARTLET estate and Bickford J Brown M, b Byrnes Jam Campbell K Colaman T, CRONIN P De Marr Mr Easton A S, Fisher G H, Goodhue S ( Goodspeed J ter


Haver D, ca HUSING F gen mise Jaszynsky L Co and Po Lewis M J, I McKernan I MORSE C Morse L D, I PLOUFF G Pope S, Raill Price W C, b PROCTOR ST MATH Brewer pri SAN MATE prietor Segee D. liqu Taift A, Stag Cruz Tilton A M, L Truman T C,


H. PALMI


Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,


"A. T. Cross' Stylegrafic Pen," trograph, &c. Pages 800 and 301.


PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.


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


California-San Marcos-San Pablo. ALPHABETICALLY.


799


San Marcos,


SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY,


Is 20 miles northwest of Santa Barbara.


Gladhill Jas, carpenter Goldtree & Co, gen mdse Huey Wm R, constable Jeffreys Walter M, hotel


Kelcher James, blacksmith and wagon- maker Sittenfeld A, saloon SPEYER DAVID, postmaster Turner Jasper N, collector and notary public


San Mateo, SAN MATEO COUNTY,


VALENCIA LEO, hairdresser Vint S, confectionery Webber J S, tinsmith Whitehead J, liquors Wiley J S, house painter


San Miguel,


SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, (Postoffice San Marcos.) Is 36 miles north of San Luis Obispo.


GOLDTREE & CO, gen mdse, agts W, F & Co, W U Tel Co and postoffice Jefferies Walter M, hotel Kelleher James, blacksmith Sittenfeld A, saloon


Speyer David, (Goldtree & Co) postmas- ter


Is a pretty town of 800 inhabitants, pleasantly situated on the Southern Pa- ble moderate prired Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post St. cific Railroad, 21 miles from San Fran- cisco San Pablo, Alt W C, boets and shoes CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, BARTLETT & T, harness maker, real Is pleasantly situated near San Pablo Bay, 15 miles southwest of Martinez and 9 miles north of Oakland. estate and ins agt, B and Second ave Bickford J R S, gen mdse Brown M, blacksmith Byrnes James, liquors and livery stable Androda J, saioon and restaurant Campbell K, boarding and lodging Antoni A, hotel Colaman T, blacksmith Bouquet F, saloon CRONIN P, fruit, tobacco, etc Chevesich C, saloon De Marr Mrs, M dressinaker Dixon A F, teacher Easton A S, surveyor and ins agt Doran P, hotel Fisher G H, real estate and ins agt Dyer A F, wagonmaker and blacksmith Goodhue S G, dairy farm Jacob D, gen maso Goodspeed J R, physician and postmas- Greenhood Bros, gen mdse ter STEWART JOSEPH JR, agt N P C Stone & Hayden, harness Haver D, carpenter HUSING E A, grain and feed store and gen mdse R R and W U Tel opr Lee J W, agt C P R R and W, F & Co's Express Jaszynsky Louis, agt S P R R, W, F & Co and P & H M Bay Stage Co Marich E, saloon Lewis M J, livery stable May W B, atty at law McKernan H, liquors MeMannis E, blacksmith MORSE C M, druggist Quillman E, hotel Morse L D, physician Romer J, butcher PLOUFF GEO, liquors Rose Bros, saloon Pope S, Railroad House Ramrill Azro, justiec of the peace Silva F, saloon Price W C, butcher PROCTOR CHAS E, house painter Tennon & Mulholland, butchers Tillotson & Co, gen mdse ST MATHEWS HALL, Rev A L Brewer principal TILLOTSON H I, postmaster, notary SAN MATEO HOTEL, E Walker pro- prietor Segee D. liquors public and W U Tel opr Tillotson F L, livery Wure John, painter Taift A, Stage from San Mateo to Santa Cruz Valencia M E, bootmaker Wilcox John, constable Tilton A M, boarding and lodging Wellendorff I., physician Truman T C, butcher Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, (Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella-


Young Mrs Thos, saloon


H. PALMER


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


GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.


"A. T. Cross' Stylegrafic Pen," trograph, &c. Pages 800 and 801.


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,


Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114. 110 and 118 Battery Street. S. F.


800 California-San Quentin-San Rafael. ALPHABETICALLY.


CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.


San Quentin, MARIN COUNTY.


Ames J P, prison warden Arms & Dallam, wooden ware Balink Mrs H, boarding Cal Door Co, doors, sash, etc Cal Furniture Manufr Co, furniture


Chambers B, prison captain Ist night watch


Gorbon J J C, prison gate keeper Edger J C, prison gate keeper Ellis J, prisoh clerk


Farrell J D, propr Point Horse and post- master


Johnson J C & Co, harness


McRae John, hotel Schumann Joseph, feed stable Shepard Hotel, John McRae Sherman Geo, liquors


Squme E Il, clerk commissary depart- ment


San Rafael, MARIN COUNTY,


On the N. P. C. Railroad, 15 miles from San Francisco, is a place of 1,500 inha- bitants, and one of the most pleasing in appearance. Its residences are quite handsome, and its places of business are tastily arranged.


ANDERSON CHRIS, carriage painter San Rafael Carriage Manufactory


Anderson W N, marketing, finc groce- ries, etc


Arnoudts C, painter


Augustine S M, supt public instruction Austin H, surveyor


BARNARD MRS M E, Delmonico Restaurant


BAY VIEW HOUSE, Eugene Geary propr


Bowers T' J, judge superior court Butler Cook, photographer


BUTTERWORTH É, Mechanics' Sa- loon Briggs G & J, restaurant Broune Win, fancy goods


CENTRAL HOTEL, M O Connor propr


Cheda G, hay and grain Cross Wm, restaurant Curry T, harness maker Dampier Wm, treasurer Davis Geo W, clerk and recorder Dodge Geo M, county surveyor Donnelly & Dunley, plumber DULEY M, Magnolia Restaurant Duparque L, tailor


Spinar F G, hardware Dymodd J, boots and shoes


EDEN E, coroner and public adminis- trator Fagan J, bootmaker Fisher F A, bakery


GERMAN HOTEL, Mrs H Mahnken propr


GIESKE J C & SON, groceries


GILBERT HOUSE, S'C Edwards propr


Gordon U M & Co, bankers


Green J J, auctioneer Grosjean C, grocers


Guffoz J J, stationery


Hanson T H, lawyer


Harding & Nelson, blacksmiths


Haskell & Co, grocers and gen mndse Heilfrom B, butcher


Henny A J, grocer and gen mdse


Herzog M, butcher


Hichheimer S, butcher


Hiorson H, wood and coal


Hoxie J, liquors


HUGHES WM S, justice of the peace Irwin O, savings bank


Johnson J T, physician


King F C, liquors


Kinsella Johnson, millinery and fancy goods


Kinsella Richard, plumber, tinware, stoves, etc


Konstand J, tailor


LAFLEURE JOSEPH, boarding house Landgraf Robert, jeweler


Lowenfeld Wm, hairdresser


Magnes Bros, boots and shoes


MAHON E B, atty at ) ..? Mahon T J, Mahon Hous;


"MARIN COUNTY JOURNAL," T Barstow propr


Martin G, fruits Mayer L & Co, dry goods


McLain A F, dentist


MILLER WM J, real estate Murrey M, livery stable


Murry A, lumber and cement Olin Peater, carriage manufr


Parisian House, Etienne Sivicrou propr


Parry J, fruits


Perkins Howard, express agt Peter S, tailor


Pratt F' H, postmaster


Pulsom L, liquors


Ramor M B, restaurant


Rotche R A, assessor


SALE WM, furniture, upholstery, cte Sanders & Jacobs, plumbers


San Rafael French Bakery, Andrer. Gowin propr


Schneider J J, tobacco, cigars, etc SCHWIESAN E, grocer


SHAVER ISAAC, planing mills and general lumber


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


Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.


PAC


PUNCTUALITY,


Economy.


Fashion,


W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento." SAN


Spina Sprag Taylor Thomp THOM Towns


ALVA


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Is 18 mile


Barrett J. Brewer M BRIGHA Crab W E Dorn B W Glass & Iv Horan P, 1 MCPHEE and wag Mindle Jos Norris Jas! THORP


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Is a postoff from San for Cambria


Bowles Cale Clark Josep Frankle Led PCSS houseman Pacheco Br Robles St Paso Robles Bros pro]


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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.


The Model Commercial College of th' C'onst. 820 Post At .. S. F.


California-San Rafael-Santa Ana. 801


ALPHABETICALLY.


Spinar F G, hardware Sprague A A, station agt Taylor W O, physician Thompson L H, druggist THOMAS J W, house painter Townsend James, sheriff and tax collectr


Towle G M, dist atty


Tumpertz H, merchant tailor Walmsley D H Jr, upholsterers Walsh F'S, liquors


WILKINS H, atty at law WOLF JOHN, druggist


ALVA JEWELL.


W. H. JEWELL.


SAN RAFAEL LIVERY STABLE


Corner 4th and B Streets.


The oldest Stand in the County and the best Stock.


Elegant Turnouts, Double and Single, of Every Description.


SADDLE HORSES.


Special attention paid to Boarding Stock.


JEWELL BROTHERS, Proprietors.


San Ramoon,


CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Is 18 miles southeast of Martinez.


Barrett Jas, hotel


Santa Ana, LOS ANGELES COUNTY ,


Is the second city in every respect in the county, having a population of 3,000. The landscape of the section is incom-


Brewer M, blacksmith and wagonmake"| parably beautiful and the climatic feat- BRIGHAM L B, liquors] Crab W B, pastor M E church Dern B W, gen mdse . Glass & Ivory, gen mdse Horan P, hotel "res are superior. It is 10 miles from the sea, and depends on the agricultural interests for its support. It is a pros- perous place and is well supplied with good schools, churches and society.


MCPHEETERS GEO W, blacksmith and wagonmaker Mindle Joseph, barber Norris Jas, liquors THORP P A, bootmaker


San Simeon, SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY,


Is a postoffice on the sea coast, 45 miles from San Luis Obispo. Chief landing for Cambria freight.


Bowles Caleb, justice of peace Clark Joseph, whaling station Frankle Leopold, gen mdse, postmaster, PC S S agt, wharfinger and ware- houseman Pacheco Bros, hotel, saloon and Paso Robles Stage proprs Paso Robles Stage (tri-weekly), Pacheco Bros proprs


Andrews C N, teacher Bailey J G, physician


Bethune J B, atty at law


Bowers J C, agt for J M Griffith & Co Brown Win T, agt.S PR R


Bundy & McFadden, hardware, paints, oils and wagon lumber


Butler Rev G E, pastor M E Church, South


Calloway Rev J B, pastor M E Church Chandler & Garnsey Mrs and Miss, mil- linery and dressmaking


CHANDLER IRA, groceries, notions boots and shoes


Christian Church, Rev H. C Lyle pas- tor


COBLER FRANK, editor and propr "Santa Ana Weekly Times," Fourth Crane J A, physician


Dawson & Powell, meat market


Dihble H B. druggist and cigars


DIBBLE R H, stoves, tinwnre and plumbing


ELLIS T J, surveyor, Sycamoro Elmendorf Win, dontist


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


Fashion,


ANNATItAt ITY


W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento." Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.


GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.


(Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella- ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post St.


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO .; Stoves and Ranges, 000 different minen, styles And patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery M., 6. F.


802


California-Santa Ana-Santa Barbara. ALPHABETICALLY.


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EUREKA LIVERY & FEED STA- Sackman Jno, blacksmith BLE, H Neill propr "SANTA ANA HERALD" (weekly), J W Layman pub and propr EY FRANK, billiards and liquors FASHION LIVERY & FEED STA- BLE, Hickey & Dawson proprs Faulkner Danl, board and lodging Fint Reuben, sewing machine repairer Ford G W, nursery SANTA ANA HOTEL, J W Layman propr Santa Ana Valley Flour Mills, Miller & Eichler proprs "SANTA ANA WEEKLY TIMES," Frank Cobler editor and propr Forster Adam, barber Garnsey Jas, brick manufr Saulisbury B J, real estate and sewing machine agt Gildmacher L & D, gen mdse and agl impts Schirm Geo, bakery and confectionery Schrode W W, meat market Goldsmith Bros, gen mdse Gray D B, manager of saloon for Noel & Felt SPURGEON W A, gen mdse, agent Souther Asa F, bootmaker Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster Griffith J M & Co, lumber dealers, A C Bowers agt SYCAMORE HALL, Reuter Bros Grossmayer & Co, gen mdse proprs Hamilton R F, groceries Thelan C, saddles and harness Harlin T J, gen mdse Thompson Jacob, guns, pistols and am- Tucker W A, saloon nunition Haywood J S & Co, hardware, stoves and tin ware Heathman W F, atty at law TURNER E, city scales, cigars, tobac- co and varieties HICKEY & DAWSON, proprietors United Presbyterian Church, Rev T J Watson P, barber C' Webster pastor Fashion Livery & Feed Stable Hoge T M, manager W U Tel Co Holzgrafe Ferdinand, wheelwright Howe P, physician and surgeon Webster Rev T J C, pastor Presbyter- ian Church HUMPHREYS C W, justice of the Yost Isaac, blacksmith and gunsmith peace, notary public, real estate and insurance agent Isbell J F, constable and collector JESSEN HENRY, blacksmith Santa Barbara, JONES M S. physician, oculist and LAYMAN J W, propr Santa Ana Ho- tel and pub "Santa Ana (weekly) Her- ald" aurist SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, The county seat, is easily reached by P. C. steamers, sailing every five days from San Francisco, or C. P. Lowe Jno, blacksmith and wagonmaker LYLE HENRY C, M D, dentist and pastor of Christian Church and S. P. R. R. from San Francisco or Los Angeles to Newhall, and Tele- graph Stage thence, 78 miles. The town is delightfully situated in a smooth valley sloping from the high mountains on the north to the sunny beach on the south. These mountains effectually NEILL HENRY, propr Eureka Liv- ery & Feed Stable shut off all north winds, and make the town-site one of the finest imaginable. NEWMAN H A, saddles and harness Nichols & Kell, furniture, bedding and undertaking The effect and contrast formed by these rugged barriers in the background rising so abruptly from an evergreen and ferti !~ valley must be seen to be appreciate .! The climate of Santa Barbara is quite mild, and is beneficial for Javalids and persons having weak lungs. The pleas- nres of Santa Barbara consist in 'riving, horse-back riding, hunting, ashing and bathing, for the enjoyment of all which she affords the beat facilities. The im- provements of the town are very ort. aideruble. There are eight churches, besides the old Mission, that was built over one hundred years ago; one college one academy, besides a fine public school' Miller & Eichler, proprs Santa Ana Val- ley Flour Mills Montgomery Victor, atty at law Mosher C A, druggist and ins agt Nocl & Felt, saloon, D B Gray manager PARISH W B, merchant tailor Parker Rev H I, pastor Baptist Church PAUL JOHN R, undertaking Pellegrin A L, photographer Pellegrin E J, watches and jewelry Reuter Bros, saloon and public hall Ritchey Wm, constable ROWE B N, books, stationery, notions and news depot Rubottom Chas E, watchmaker and jew- eler CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. P. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.


Ryel P G, hotel


TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co.,


Fertiand. Oro- con. have it


Stylografie Fountain Pen.


Stylograph." dc. See Pageas 800 & 801.


ADAMS Adler E Ahern goods APOTH rez, .com ARLIN son mai ARLING son Austin N Barker J Barth P J. Bates C B. BELL & State Birabent J Blood Jam and furn Bosso & Fe Bovard -, Brecht Aug Brinkerhoff Brinkerhoff Burdick F ] church Canfield A, Canfield R 1 Castanio Mi Chambers F eler


Chard & Hid CHASE, W. "Santa Ba CHASE WA district al Independer Childs Mrs Library Clcale JA, P Collins Geo maker Connolly Dar Cook Mortim Mercantile Cooper A S, lie and con Covarrubias Crabb Chas, 1 CRANE AL cry, music "Chronicle Crane HG, ju Crane's Hall Curley T' B, e Davis A, meat DILLARD R ary public Doulton Josia Dunshee Joh builder Eddy Wm M, Bank


PURE PO


" ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, .


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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.


The Model Commercial Collego of the Coast, 320 Post St .. S. F.


California-Santa Barbara. ALPHABETICALLY.


803


ADAMS ASA, pork packer, State Adler E H, junk store Ahern Misses, millinery and fancy goods


APOTHECARIES' HALL, B Gutier- rez, cor State and ,Ortega


ARLINGTON HOTEL, D W Thomp- son manager, State


ARLINGTON STABLES, DW Thomp- son


Austin N P & Co, gen mdse ' Barker J L, surveyor Barth P J, auctioneer Bates C B, physician


BELL & HUNT, boots and shoes, 676 State Birabent J M, hotel


Blood James A Jr, undertaking, carpets and furniture Bosso & Ferreratt, bakery Bovard -, pastor M E church Brecht August, barber Brinkerhoff G B, physician Brinkerhoff S B, physician


Burdick F H, clergyman Congregational church


Canfield A, supt Mission Water Works Canfield R B, atty at law


Castanio Michael, saloon


Chambers E B, watchmaker and jew- eler


Chard & Higgins, meat market


CHASE, WARREN & CO, publishers "Santa Barbara Independent "


CHASE WARREN, State senator third district and editor "Santa Barbara Independent "


Childs Mrs G, librarian Odd Fellows' Library Cleale J A, painter


Collins Geo N, blacksmith and wagon- maker Connolly Daniel, tailor


Cook Mortimer, agt North British and Mercantile Ins Co


Cooper A S, city surveyor, notary pub- lie and conveyancer


Covarrubias N A, livery and feed stable Crabb Chas, livery and feed stable


CRANE ALPHONSE, books, station. ery, imusic and toys, agt "S F Call," "Chronicle," "Alta " nud "Post"


Crane H G, justice of peace Crane's Hall


Curley T B, express wagon Davis A, meat market


DILLARD R M, atty at law and not- ary public Doulton Josiah, superior court reporter Dunahee John, wagon and carriage builder


Eddy Wm M, pres Santa Barbara County Bank


Edwards & Boeseke, hardware stoves, agricultural implements and tinware Emerson & Co, beots and shoes and sew- ing machines, etc


Fast S, groceries, provisions and produce Ferioli Medardo, groceries


Fernald Chas, counsellor at law


Finger H J, drugs and coroner


FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK OF SANTA BARBARA, Russel Heath pres, A L Lincoln cashier, cor State and Canyon Perdido


Fisher I K, meat market


Fluehe A, merchant tailor, furnishing goods and hats


Forbush R, undertaker and furniture Ford H C, studio


FRISIUS & HEUSTER, liquors, cor State and Cota


Froom A W, books and stationery and agt New Zealand Ins Co and P & S S Co


Frost F W, dry goods and clothing " GARCIA M F, barber, State


Garland & Noble, gen mdse


Garretson J M, county assessor (incum- bent)


Gore J B, dentist


Gorham & Co, lumber, doors, lime, ce- ment and briek


Goss W F M, bootmaker


Gourley E T, freight clerk Stearn's Wharf


GOUX J E, saloon, Morris House Gray C, atty at law


Greenlee D M, express wagon Guinaud B, watches and jewelry


GUTIERREZ BENIGNO, apothecary and druggist, cor State and Ortega


Haberlitz Angust, bakery


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HALL & HATCH, attorneys at law, State


Hamer Mrs M F, millinery and fancy goods


HANAUER M, furnishing goods, State


Harrison C M .. barber


Harrison Mrs C M, dressmaking


HASKELL A E, supt Telegraph Co, Stato


Hayward & Muzzall, photograph gallery HEACOCK E H, superior judge, Court Ilonse


Hease Bros, tailors


Heath Russel, pres First National Gold ,Bank


Helmer & Silva, barbers Hirt Anton, saloon


Hitchcock Mrs E A, dressmaker


HOLLISTER COL W W farmer and vice-pres First Nat Gold Bank, I OO building


Hubel John, saloon


KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted!


Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall,


All. 117 Post St., N. F.


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


Stylografie Fountain P ".Stylograph," &c. Bee Pagess 800 & 80 . T. Cross'


" ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, ""


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,


Pumps and fron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 119. 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, S. F.


804 California-Santa Barbara. ALPIIABETICALLY.


Hunt & Bates, blacksmiths and wagon- makers and agts Studebaker wagons HUNT C C, groceries, crockery and glassware, 670 State


HUNT & MOORE, book and job printing


Hunter John M, supervisor first township


Hunter Win, agt sewing machines Jack Miss S, watches and jewelry


Jamison T B, supervisor third township Johnson. Geo N, musical instruments, cutlery and candy manufr


JOHNSON J N, Victoria Feed and li- very stable, Victoria


Kaeding & Covarrubias, saloon


Kingsbury Frank, opr W U Tel Co Kimberly Mrs .J A, private boarding KINCAID J H, dist atty, State


KNOX S B P, physician and surgcon, cor State and Carillo


Lee D B, dentist


Lehner Saml, meat market


Leland Geo W, livery and feed stable


LEVY CERF, wines and liquors, State Levy J, cigars, tobacco, fruits, candies Lincoln A L, cashier First Nat Gold Bank


LINDEN JT, oyster saloon, liquors and cigars, State


Lobero's Theater, Anacapa and Canyon Perdido


Logan D D, physician


Longawa John, carriage and sign painter Loomis S, saddles and harness


Maguire J A, cigars and tobacco


Maltby Chas, collector U S internal re- venue


McNelly C H, agt Fireman's Fund Ins Co, California Ins Co, Commercial Union Assurance Co and Travelers' Accident Ins Co


McNulta Thomas, atty at law


McPhail H A C, books, stationery, music and fancy goods


McPHAIL & SON, furniture and bed- ding, 664 State


Meany John, gasfitter and.plumber


Miller Israel. watches, clocks and jew- elry


Mission Water Co, A Canfield supt Moley N J, merchant tailor


Montijo Florencio, saddle-tree maker Moore P' L, cigar manufr


MOORE ST, Santa Barbara Marble and Stone Works


More Bros, (H HI & J F), stock-raisers! and real estate owners


Moreno Francisco, saddler Morris Jas F, hotel


Muller H & Bro, brewery


Murat Mrs J, restaurant


Naponio Peter, groceries Nebel Chas, carriage trimmer


Newell P N, groceries, crockery and woodenware


Nickson Thomas, architect and builder Norcross Miss J, manager W U Tel Co Obando J M, baths and barber


OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, James Mun- roe propr, cor State and Cota


Odd Fellows Public Library, Mrs G Childs librarian


OGLESBY A A JR, attorney at law, State


Orena Gasper, capitalist


Otis H G, special agt U S Treas Dept Alaska, res Santa Barbara


Packard A, atty at law


Parma G B, groceries, fruits and can- dies


Parma Vincent, saloon


Pendola ( B, groceries


Perham D R, State Street Market


Perkins A O, agt W, F & Co's Ex


Perkey D J, carpenter


PETERS GEO S, saloon, State


Phillips A W, constable


Pierce Charles, lumber and building ma- terial


Raffour Mis J, restaurant


Rich J A, blacksmith and wagonmaker


RICHARDS & BOYCE, attys at law, State


Richardson Win T, carpenter and builder


Rios Frank, livery stable


Roeder & Ott, hardware, stoves and tinware


Rogers Bros & Co, groceries, provisions and agts South British and National Ins Co


Rossi Angilo, groceries, fruits, candies, cigars and tobacco


Rossi V, jewelry mannfr


Ruiz A M, drugs and toilet articles


RUNDELL ELI, agt Tel Stage Co, P O building


Russell D H, second-hand furniture


RUTHERFORD GEO, horseshoer, Canyon Perdido


RYNERSON C C & SON, Santa Bar- bara Flour Mills, Chapala


St Vincent School, conducted by Daugh- ters of Charity


Santa Barbara College, conducted By Mrs Elwood Cooper


Santa Barbara County Bank, Win M Eddy president


SANTA BARBARA FLOUR MILLS, C C Rynerson & Son proprs, Cha- pala


MUNROE JAMES, propr Occidental Santa Barbara Gas Works, Wm Tomp- Hotel, cor State nud Cota


kins supt


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


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. Educates thoroughly for Business.


California-Santa Barbara. 805


ALPHABETICALLY.


Santa Barbara Hot Springs, L Stark propr, five miles NE of town


"SANTA BARBARA INDEPEND- ENT," (weekly), F A Moore publish- er and propr, State


SANTA BARBARA MARBLE AND STONE WORKS, S T Moore propr, State bet Ortega and Delegara


"SANTA BARBARA PRESS," (daily and weekly), H G Otis publisher and proprietor, State


Scarzolo Jos, meat market


SCRIMINGER E M, constable and collector, State


Sexton Joseph, Santa Barbara Nursery Depot, Geo H Wyatt managar Shaw J B, physician


Sheffield E S, cashier Santa Barbara County Bank


Shepard H T, planing mill and feed mill Sherman Chas E, sheriff


Short Jas M, supervisor second township Simon Silvian, bakery


SING CHUNG, Chinese merchant, Canyon Perdido


Smallwood A B, eity tax collector Smith E J, stoves and tinware


Smith F L, blacksmith


Spaulding Miss J E, physician, (Hom- (pathie)


Spence John, nurseryman and florist Sproul Wm, drayman


Squire Bros, marble works


Stafford W H, city bill poster


Staiger J J, manager Steele Bros meat market


Staniford Geo B. "Tribune Printing Co," agt W. F & Co's Ex, Coast Line Stage Co and Tel Stage Co


STARK & COOKSEY, proprs Eagle Hotel


Stark L, Santa Barbara Hot Springs, five miles NE of town


Steele Bros, meat market


STEARNS JOHN P, Stearns' wharf and warehouse


STEPHENS WM L, auctioneer, con- stable, collector, feed stableand board- ing house


Stewart W E, cashier The Bank of San Luis Obispo


Stoddard Henry, postmaster




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