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PHOTOGRAPHER
UP TO DATE
Art Studio 929 Fifth St.
N. E. Cor. 5th and E Over DORSEY'S.
MCKAY, PHOTOS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
W. N. FOS & COMPANY BANKERS. 1324 F St.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
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DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY
CITY PROPERTY COUNTRY PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY
PIANOS NOTES BONDS
SAN DIEGO DIRECTORY 1897
EARL
TELEPHONE BLACK 1513
Up to Date
DENTIST
Grant Block
INLAY WORK A SPECIALTY INSTRUMENTS STERILIZED USES A CATAPHORIC OBTUNDER
CRANDALLS SELL Groceries, S. E. CORNER Fifth and C Sts. CONFECTIONERY. Feed, Oil, Coal, Wood, etc
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Ordering Agent for the Celebrated O AND B CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS. EKINGS, MERCHANT TAILORING, 757 and 759 Fifth Street.
M. A. Lesem,
945-947 Fifth Street, San Diego.
The Reliable Dry Goods House.
The most complete line of Dress Goods, Silks and Velvets. Everything in the line of Household Linens. The best makes of Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, and Underwear.
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All kinds of FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS. The very LATEST NOVELTIES in LACES. RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFS and Dress Trimmings.
Sole Agents for the STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS.
We SELL RELIABLE GOODS. Nothing misrepresented.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
The most courteous treatment extended to all. MAIL ORDERS promptly and carefully executed.
Hizar & Co. 1897.
GENERAL CLOTHING AGENTS.
New Ideaswith New Seasons
Our Selection-What will you do with it?
Hundreds of samples selected from thousands of cloths; the best of America and the best of Europe brought to your door, and fitted to your purse.
You'll see them of course. You can't afford to miss them. They save just the kind of dollars you want,
Cloth reliable-cut in style-work that lasts-trimmings that wear-at prices that saves you $5 to $10 per suit.
We are represented in your place by
HIZAR & CO., 1320 D St.
Who will gladly exhibit samples; even though you may not wish to purchase, you"1 gaiu ideas of what is worn, and we may gain a future patron in you.
Yours truly, WANAMAKER & BROWN.
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"LION
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MARKK
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SAN
DIEGO
THE "LION CLOTHIERS
OUTFITTERS FOR
Men AND
Boys.
The Largest Juvenile Department IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
At the old corner, Fifth and G Streets, Cole Block. ONE PRICE ONLY. HIGH QUALITY and LOW PRICES See the Signs of the "Lion."
Silver Gate Iron and Brass Foundry
THOS. MCCOY & SONS, Props.
We Make a Speciatly of All Kinds of Brass Work.
Iron, Brass and Bronze Castings 1 Architectural Iron Work 5
Roof Cresting Sash Weights
Stove Repair Work
Prompt Attention Given to All Orders
Cor. Second and J Streets. SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Excelsior
Photo Studio,
1622 H St., bet 7th and 8th,
San Diego, Cal. Examine the Work and get OUR PRICES before going elsewhere. A handsome GIFT FREE of charge with each Dozen Cabinets.
The RACKET
1624 F Street is the cheapest place in San Diego, to buy Books, Stationery, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Furnishing Goods, Alluminum Novelties, and Notions of all kinds. JAY E. FULLER, Propr. . Also dealer in REAL ESTATE. Many Homes for SALE or Rent at LOW RATES.
STERNE BROS. Founders AND Machinists.
Specialty: ARCHITECTURAL, ORNAMENTAL and HEAVY CASTINGS, Iron or Brass. ELECTRIC ELEVATORS, BOILERS, PUMPS, STEAM AND GAS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, PRISMATIC SIDEWALK LIGHTS, MARINE WORK, ETC.
Corner H and Union Sts. SAN DIEGO.
DIRECTORY OF
SAN DIEGO CITY
AND COUNTY.
1897.
PART ONE-General Miscellaneous Information and City Directory.
PART TWO-A Directory of Coronado, National City and the County.
Price, - $2.50.
PUBLISHED AND PRINTED BY
The Olmsted (o., Printers, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.
The Sherwin-Williams Paint
SOLD BY San Diego Paint C. 751-757 SIXTH ST.
Telephone Red 781.
Telephone 1492 Red. San Diego Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. 641-645 Seventh Street, CLEANED GOOD AND SEWED. Upholstering. Steam Feather Renovating.
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
CONTENTS. PART ONE.
PAGE.
Block Directory
IO
Board of Trade.
19
Chamber of Commerce.
19
Chronological Table
6
Church Directory
25
Consuls
IS
Custom House
18
Description of San Diego
I
Distances from San Diego
II
Educational
2I
Fire Department
13
General Directory
25
House Numbers
I5
Light House, etc
18
Military Organizations
20
Officers-City.
16
Officers-State and County
17
Points of Interest
4
Political.
19
Postoffice
20
Railways
I2
Societies
27
San Diego Bay
3
Steamship Lines
12
Street Guide 14
2
Vote of the Gounty
8
Ward Map.
9
PART TWO.
Coronado. I6
County Directory. 27
National City
2
Temperature.
D ST. BOAT HOUSE Makes Arrangements for Fishing Parties.
PACIFIC WOOD & COAL CO. Coal, Coke, Charcoal, Wood, Hay and Grain. Office 902 Fourth St Cor. E Telephone 145 and 165.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
INTRODUCTORY.
In preparing this, our third Directory for the City and County of San Diego, we have endeavored, by every means within our reach to have it complete, and re- liable. Our canvassers visited every house in the city and made every effort to obtain correct information on all matters herein contained, and we believe our pat- rons will be well pleased with the book. We believe this to be the best directory ever issued in the city.
It contains more names, and information on more subjects than any previous publication. In going the rounds, our canvassers inquired the number of persons living in each house, for the purpose of ascertaining the number of people living in the city. The result shows the population to be 19,740. This does not include tourists or temporary residents.
We have undertaken the publication of a directory for San Diego as a permanent business, believing that it will be better for all interested-the patrons as well as the publishers-for an established San Diego firm to do this work than to depend upon strangers.
Our next book will appear about the first of 1898, or as soon as the needs of the city and business interests will justify; and as was said in our last, "we will, from time to time add new features as occasion imay seem to warrant."
Believing that San Diegans will appreciate and pat- tronize a worthy home enterprise,
We are respectfully THE OLMSTED CO.
Phone 292.
L. N. CRAIG
All sales of $10.00 and upward Freight Paid to any place in the county. Gives Particular Attention to Country Trade.
922 5th St
Nason & Potter, P.O.Box 708. Cor. 6 and F
- 1 FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
San Diego
HENRY SCHAEFER, President. JOHN C. WUNDER, Vice-President. CHARLES H. SIEVERS, SecretaEy.
Brewing Co.
THIRTY-SECOND STREET AND BAY FRONT.
The Beer which will make San Diego Famous.
Only the best Malt and Hops are used for the celebrated
'SPILSENER"
AND 66 PRIMA" BEERS.
The quality of this Beer is Superior to any made on the Pacific Coast.
#oroo will be paid to any one who can prove that any substitutes for Malt and Hops are contained in the "PRIMA" BEER.
SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
Best Line of Table Linen, Towles, Napkins and Household Goods at LESEM'S DRY GOODS STORE.
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
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SAN DIEGO.
To Cabrillo belongs the honor of the discovery of San Diego Bay, and to Viscanio the honor of naming it San Diego. Although the discovery of the bay dates back to 1542, the connected history of the city and of the State begins in 1769, with the OLD MISSION FOUNDED 1769. planting of Califor- nia's first Mission at Old Town by Father Junipero Sierra. The city of San Diego is the oldest municipality SAN DIEGO BAY. in'California. The "Pueblo" was or- ganized January I, 1833. In the early fifties Spanish' and American life min- gled in trade and commerce at Old Town. The press. ent site of the city was purchased and laid out in 1867 by A.F. Horton. With the Advent of the Santa Fe railroad, in 1885, thousands . came to San Diego to seek new homes. To-day San Diego is a progressive
Pacific Wood and Coal Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN COAL, COKE, CHARCOAL, WOOD, HAY and GRAIN
GO TO KYLE'S BATH HOUSE
THE LARGE NEW TANK. Foot of Fifth St.,
PAINTS 1 Oils, Varnishes Wall Paper, Brushes, Glass
| San Diego Paint @, 751-757 Sixth St.
None Better.
1134 Fourth Street.
Phone. 311 Red. Eat HAGE & OLSON'S Creamery Butter. NONE AS GOOD.
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city of 20,000 inhabitants, enjoying all the modern ad- vantages of a city of many times its size. Its streets are graded, paved, lighted with electricity, and electric carlines traverse all parts of the city. Its 42 miles sewer system is the best; its 85 miles of water mains furnish all parts of the city with water.
Railroads connect the city with the surrounding fertile valleys.
The city boasts of unequaled educational advan- tages from Kindergarten to High School; magnificent churches and one of the finest opera houses in the State.
The climate of San Diego, which is conceded by emi- nent climafologists to be the best and most equable the year round, to be found on the western hemisphere, makes this a favored place or resort for the summer and winter. During the entire year from August, 1894, to July, 1895, there were only two hours when the murcury stood be- low 40° and only 22 hours when it registered above 80°. From1 1875 to 1891-6205 days -there were 6006 days of tem- above 80º nor below 40°.
Maximum and minimum tem- peratures monthly at San Diego for the past twenty-three years.
Jan | Feb| July Aug. Dec
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YEAR.
Max
Min
| Max |
Min
Max
Min
Max |
Min
Max 1
Min |
1873
75 44
77 37 77 60 78 63 68 44
I874
71 42
64'41
79 59 83 : 6,82 39
1875
68
42 70,44
79 61,83 63 75 38
1876
65 39 77 39 78 60 81 60,77 43
1877
78
42 75 45 86 59 82 58 78 4º
1878
68 38 69
44 77 56 80 55 79 35
1879
76 35 74 38 75 58 81 54 71.32
1880
73 32
63
35 73 54 84 56 77 40
1881
70 36 82 39 80 57 82 56 77.39
1882
64 34 70 37 78 57 83,62 78 41
1883
76 32 36 80 59 84 60 78 42 83
1884
78 39 79|38 84 54 92 54 68 36
1885
68 38 76 40 82 58 89 62 79 4º
[886
74 35
80 44 81 57 82 61 76 40
1887
74|38 76 38
79 60 77 54 74 36
1888
64 33 67 42 77,55 82 57 73 44
1889
78:36 85 37 84 59 89 62 69 40
1890
66|35 77 38 80
56,89 58 79 47 72|32
1891
76 35 70 34 88 58 85 60
1892
75 38|68 42 75 57 80 57 71 36
1893
80 38 75 40 79 47 81 59 82 38
1894
169 32,69 34 77 57 70 55 70 4I
1875
77 36,82 29.74 57 68 54 79 34
The rapid development of the rich and varied re- sources of the county is making San Diego a great fruit center; its lemons and olives are becoming world famous and the finest oranges, guavas and loquats are raised in this County; also the apples, apricots, cherries, grapes, peaches, plums, raisins, strawberries, raspber- ries, blackberries. Its agricultural and mining interests rank with the best in the State.
Z. C. MATHES. Dealer
in HARDWARE AND STOVES. TEL. B 914. 839 6th St. bet. E & F, San Diego.
MRS. IDA M. RUSSELL. 731 and 733 Fifth St.
Designer of ARTISTIC MILLINERY.
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In some localities potatoes, tomatoes, green peas, etc., are marketed every month in the year ; there be- ing but little frost it is only a question of irrigation and cultivation, sowing and gathering the crops.
The annual rainfall varies in different localities. Near the coast it is about twelve inches; in the higher altitude of the mountains it increases to sixty inches. Almost all the rain fall occurs during the months of De- cember, January and February. Irrigation systems completed: San Diego Flume Company, lengh 46 miles; cost, $1,500,000; Sweetwater Dam, 65 miles of pipe laid; cost $1,400,000, the Escondido system, cost $450,000, and several other systems in course of construction, includ- ing the great system of the Southern California Moun- tain Water Company's which will cost over $3,000,000; -the Otay almost completed, the Barrett, and Moreno- from the latter the City will get 1000 inches of mount- tain water for domestic and irrigation purposes.
The business interests of the city are large and varied. The merchants of the city carry as full and complete stocks as are to be found any where in the West. The manufacturing interests are important and promise rapid de- velopment.
In point of location, the city Average width of channel. 800 yards. is exceptionally favored, being Available anchorage, 6 square miles. situated upon a large and com- Depth of water over bar at low tide, 22 feet. modious bay, forming a perfect land-locked harbor. This is the Depth of water at Boston, Mo- bile, Charleston and New Orleans, each 18 feet; Phil- adelphia 18} feet; New York 233 feet. only safe harbor south of San Francisco and is the favored rendesvaus for drill of the North Pacific Squadron. It is a port of entry with Custom House, quarantine station, marine ways, wharves, docks, coal bunkers, etc.
Dimensions of San Diego Bay.
Length, 13 miles.
Area, 22 square miles.
Area at depth of 18 feet, 33 square miles.
Area at depth of 24 feet, 2.83 square miles.
Area at depth of 30 feet, 1.36 square miles
Rise and fall of tide, 5 feet.
Headquarters for PRESCRIPTIONS CHASE'S, Cor. Fifth and F Sts.
202-10 D Street. JNO. S. HILL & C.
Commission Merchants. Wholesale and Retail
KINDLING.
HAY, GRAIN, COAL, WOOD and Telephone 751 Red.
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Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes AND WALL PAPER. Tel.Red 181
SAN DIEGO PAINT CO 751-57 Sixth St.
PHONE 912 BLACK. 903 SIXTH STREET SUNDRIES, EXPERT REPAIRING AND CYCLE
I I GEO. T. LEMON & CO., CYCLES
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The Geographical location of the city has called the attention of Japanese commerce to this port and trade relations are being established with South and Central Amercan pòints.
This is the natural gate-way between the great South-west of our own country and the islands and main land to the South as well as China and . Japan by way of Honolulu. The commercial possibilities are the most promising of any city on the coast.
There are many points of interest near the city and easy of access.
Coronado Beach, oppo- site the City, reached by Electric cars and ferry.
The great Hotel, beau- tiful grounds, surf, botanic- al gardens, museum, etc. Hotel del Coronado, is there, three and four stories high, built around a quadrangular court of 250 by 150 feet in size. The following shows the area and capacity of the building:
Seating capacity of the dining room, 1000; area of restaurant surface, 2,500; total floor area, 714 acres; din- ing rcom ceiling, 33 feet high; a number of private din- ing rcoms; four 85-feet balling alleys; 750 rooms; area of breakfast room, 4,800 feet; area of assembly chamber, 11,000 feet; thirty billiard tables, four for ladies; observ- atory, 150 feet high.
La Jolla, Pacific Beach and Old Town are reached by the La Jolla railroad; National City, the Sweetwater dam and the orange and lemon groves of Chula Vista
Ask for Circulars
About the new and wonderful "Crown" Orchestral At- tachment and Practice Clavier. You can get it only in the 'Crown' Piano, Darrow-Pattison Music Co (Incorporated) State Agts 951 Fifth. Tel. Blk 964
CLARK-ROCKEFELLOW GRANITE CO. MARBLE AND GRANITES. Office and works 536-546 Sixth St.
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and the boundary line of Old Mexico at Tia Juana are reached by the National City and Otay railroad.
The El Cajon Valley, Lemon Grove and Lakeside, by the Cuyamaca and Eastern railroad.
Boating on the bay may be enjoyed with safety du- ring the entire year. Points to visit are Ballast Point, Roseville, North Island, the Jetty, Quarantine Station, Coronado Beach, Coronado Islands, Fishing grounds, or a skim on the bay.
Old Mission and Point Loma afford an easy and pleasant carriage drive.
Mission Cliff affords a fine view of Mission Valley and is reached by electric car.
Post Office and Public Library are on the N. W. corner of 7th and F sts
Wells Fargo Express, cor 6th and F
Chamber of Commerce, 4th and C
Opera House, 4th and C
Court House, D, bet Union and Front
U. S. A. Barracks, foot of H
Western Union Telegraph, F, bet 5th and 6th
Postal Telegraph, 5th and E Y MC A, rooms 6th and D
Santa Fe office, 4th and D
Southern Pacific 5th and E
U S Custom House offices, 5th and F
JOSEPH RODES, M. D. GENERAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE:
TELEPHONE MAIN, 141: NORTHWEST CORNER FOURTH AND A.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.
PACIFIC WOOD AND COAL CO. SOLE AGENTS FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY BRADLEY'S STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
THE BAZAAR, 1513 D ST.
that will make you Laugh. All kinds of Kitchen utensils at prices
SOLD BY
The Sherwin-Williams Paint San Diego Paint C. Telephone Red 781. 751-757 SIXTH ST.
Telephone 1492 Red. on C San Diego Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, 641-645 Seventh Street. CLEANED GOOD AND SEWED. Upholstering. Steam Feather Renovating.
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SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.
1769 First settlement in California on San Diego Bay.
1835 First City Government in the State organized in San Diego (Old Town) January.
I845 47,000 acres granted to the Ctty by the Mexican governm't Barracks built.
1848
1850 First wharf built by Wm. Heath Davis.
1851 First S. D. paper "The Herald" published.
1867 A. E. Horton purchased 160 acres for 26 cents per acre and laid out the city.
1868 Weekly Union first published.
1869 Postoffice established. Pacific Coast S. S. estab'd in S. D.
1870 Chamber of Commerce organized Jan. 20, Aaron Pauly pres
1871 Daily Uuion first published March 20. Government signal service established in Nov.
1873 Custom House established by act of Congress March 3
1881 Telephone exchange organized July.
City Guard organized April Ist, mustered Oct. 12.
188 1 1882
Y. M. C. A. organized.
1885
1884 First Ry, Santa Fe formally opened; work begun in 18So Population 4000.
1885
City lighted by Electricity in January.
1886 Population of the City 12,000.
Coronado Ferry established in July.
Street Car lines opened.
1887 Ntaional City and Otay moter line opened in June.
Fire Department organized.
1888 Hotel Del Coronado opened March 12.
Coronado railroad opened.
1889 The Great Flume formally opened Feb. 22; work begun '86 San Diego Cuyamaca & Eastern Ry opened March 30.
1890 Spreckles Coal Bunkers built.
Fisher Opera House built.
For the past six years the growth of the City has been rapid and steady. Public and private improvements have been going on all over the bay region. The building record of the City for 1895 about $400,000 and for 1886 it reached over half a million dollars.
Try D St. Boat House - New Management. Row Boats, SAIL BOATS OF ALL KINDS With competent man to manage them.
"Daily Sun" first published.
THE SUN
(And Daily San Diegan)
Is the POPULAR PAPER
of SAN DIEGO, BECAUSE
IT HAS MADE
The People's Interests
ITS OWN INTERESTS.
BETTER READ IT;
EVERYBODY ELSE DOES.
50 Cents Per Month.
The Sherwin-Williams Paint COVERS MOST, LOOKS BEST
Wears Longest, Most Economical.
SAN DIEGO PAINT CO 751-757 SIXTH STREET.
San Diego Gas & Electric Light Co 935 Sixth Street.
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SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
ELECTION STATISTICS. '
The table below gives the vote of precincts and wards in City and County Nov. 3 1896.
PRECINCTS
Bryan
Mckinley
PRECINCTS
3d Supervisoral District
.
Ist Ward ist Prect
75
92
Agua Caliento
13
6
2nd Precinct ..
34
27
Alpine
24
29
3d Precinct
18
19
Dehesa
21
28
4th Precinct ..
27
36
Lyons
II
5
2nd Ward Ist Prect
70
157
Viejas
5
33
2nd Precinct
129
124
Foster
15
4
4th Ward Ist Prect 2nd Precinct
106
158
Santa Maria
65
52
Coronado City
54
119
Descanso
38
Del Mar
33
16
Julian
03
39
Mission
19
25
Banner
43
La Mesa
14
49
Linda Vista
16
20
Campo
72
Spring Valley
21
30
Potrero
16
Harmony
5
10
Hedges
32
10
La Presa
4
8
Picacho
15
Jamacha
15
23
Yuma
4
I
Chollas
21
38
.
4th Supervisoral District
Senator
I1
El Cajon
20
41
Fanita
8
10
Poway
32
40
7th Ward Ist Prect 2d Precinct
158
102
13
14
San Pasqual
28
28
66
Chula Vista
34
National City
70
142
Bonita
22
29
San Miguel
16
18
Otay
6c
56
Smith Mountain
7
12
5th Supervisoral District
Meridian
19
29
Aliso
12
9
Carls bad
15
15
De Luz
19
4
Encinitas
33
29
25
5
In the County 1659
Total vote for Bryan
In the City
1911
In the County. 1982
Prohibition City 38 Co. 58
Nat'l party City 13 Co. 10
Nat'l Demi. City 21 Co. 16
Total vote City and Co. 7662
West Fallbrook
47
49
For Assembly-Guy, 1888; Jones, 1636; Rawson, 252; Cox 1650; Dryden, 1762.
For Congress-Bowers, 3702; Castle, 3238; Carlson. 537; Webb, 91.
Several persons failed to vote for President, hence annexed table's apparant discrepancy.
Total No. of votes cast in the City, 4091; in the County, 3907; total City and County, 7998.
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2d Supervisoral District
3rd Ward Ist Prect 2d Precinct
122
147
144
I14
152
97
5th Ward Ist Prect 2d Precinct
98
64
157
165
' Bernardo
7
Sth Ward Ist Prect 2d Precinct
164
139
62
Escondido
JI2
65
Bear Valley
77
2
Guejito
18
12
San Marcos
55
27
Monument ..
59
64
Tia Juana
16
6
Jamul ..
8
18
McCarthy
10
Dulzura
15
8
Total Votes for Mckinley .. . In the City
1954
Mt. Fairview.
45
28
Oceanside ..
62
31
Oak Grove
16
2
Pala
22
24
Sạn Luis Rey
35
26
Vista
39
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Vállecitos
17
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PACIFIC WOOD and COAL CO. YARD, Corner Fourth and K and California and Beech Stt. Telephones, Office, 145 Yard 165.
OFFICE 902 4th St Cor. of E. .
Use GAS FUEL Winter and Summer.
For Judge-Hughes, 3140; Shaw, 3091; Puterbaugh. 2473: Torrance, 3172; Ward, 2523.
Supervisors-Ist, Cherry, 1416; Lake: 931; 2d, Boaz, 923; Flore, 117; McRae, 389; Swallow, 1230; 3d Jasper, 626; Foster, 31I.
Bryan
McKinley
. .
13 6
6th Ward Ist Prect 2nd Precinct
185
222
Ballena
41
25
Cargo Muchacha
4
Coronado N Isl'nd
o
4
18
23
I6
7
2
Echo Dale
1
2
4
6
Lusardi
90
89
Escondido City
117
23
Barona
5
II1
128
Lakeside
71
75
Mesa Grande
28
ist Supervisoral District
Fallbrook
Best Line of Table Linen, Towles, Napkins and Household Goods at LESEM'S DRY GOODS STORE.
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WARD MAP OF SAN DIEGO CITY.
FIRST WARD-First Precinct-University Heights: All within the fol - lowing boundary: Beginning at N. W. cor. P. L 1197; thence E, to City line: S. E. to N. E. cor. 1350. W. to S, W. cor. 1123; N. to N. E, cor. 1119; W. to S, W. cor. 1105; N. to N. E, cor. 1104: W. to line between 1175 and 1176; thence to place of beginning.
Second Precinct-Old Town : Beginning at intersection of P. L. 1208 with False Bay; thence E. to N. E. cor. 1196; S. and along W. line of First Precinct to Upas St; W. on Upas to bay; along bay to line between 230 and 231, on said line to False Bay, along False Bay to place of beginning.
Third Precinct-Roseville : A11 S. W. of Second Precinct.
Fourth Precinct-Pacific Beach: All lying N. of line drawn from E shore of False Bay Easterly along north line of Morena to City limits.
1st Ward
Street
Upas
City Park
2nd Ward
2nd Precinct
Ist Precinct
Date St.
Ash St.
2nd Precinct
1st Precinct
2nd Precinct
Ist Precinct
4th Ward
3rd Ward
D
Street
E
:
Street
2nd Precinct
Ist Precinct
2nd Precinct
Ist Precinct
Street
.... ...
First Street
Fifth Street
Twelfth
Ist Precinct
7th Ward
N Street
2nd Precinct
Ist Prec't
8th Ward
28th St.
Pacific Wood and Coal Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN COAL, COKE, CHARCOAL, WOOD, HAY and GRAIN.
GO TO KYLE'S BATH HOUSE,
THE LARGE NEW TANK. Foot of Fifth St.,
6th Ward
..
5th Ward
H Street
2nd Precinct
PAINTS
Oils, Varnishes Wall Paper, Brushes, Glass
San Diego Paint C. 751=757 Sixth St.
SAN DIEGO CITY DIRECTORY.
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Albemarle hotel D and Front Albion, Seventh and E Algeria, 940 Third Alhambra, Ninth bet. H and I Allyn, s w cor Fifth and E Alpha, 655 Sixth
American, cor State and G Arcade, cor Third and Plaza Ashland, Fifth near K Backesto, Fifth and H Bancroft, s e cor Fifth and G Bank of Commerce, 841 Fifth Bay View hotel, Twelfth and I Belle View, Fourth and G Bon Ton, s w cor Sixth and D Brandt, Sixth bet G and H Brewster hotel, Fourth and C Brevoort, Fifth near B Brooklyn, E bet 7th & Eighth Brown, s e cor Fifth and H Brunswick, Fifth and D Buckingham, D and Second Burnap, n w cor D and Third Capitol, 749 Fourth Capron, Fifth near K
Choate, 832 Fifth City Hall, s w cor D and 3rd Clifton, 1721 Fourth
Cole, 11 w cor Fifth and G.
Commercial hotel. s e 7th and I Consolidated Nat'l Bank 5th G Court House, D and Front
Delmonico, 943 Fourth Derby, 2831 H
Dunton, Seventh and F
Ellsworth, Twelfth and H Express, s e cor Sixth and F Fifth Avenue, Fifth near A Fisher Opera House, Fourth and Fifth bet B and C
First Nat'l Bank, Fifth and E Elorence hotel, Fir bet Third and Fourth
Gilbert, 955 Fifth
Gould, s w cor Fourth and E Grand, The 1232 F Grand Pacific, s w cor J & Fifth Grant, 1036 Fifth Griswold, s w cor Fifth and B Hamilton, 719 Fifth
Horton House, D and Fourth
Holt house, H and Fifteenth Horton Hall, s w cor F & Sixth Holister, 1646 F
Hotel del Coronado, Coronado Humphrey-Tutton, 5th D & E I O O F hall, n w cor 6th and H Johnson, ne cor Fifth and E Kastle Blk, Sixth near H Keating, n w cor Fifth and F Keystone, The, 949 Tenth Kline, n w cor Sixth and D Kuhn, se cor Fourth and D Lafayette, D bet 7th and 8th Lawyers,' E and Fourth Langham, Fourth and C Leighton, The, 1440 Fifth Leland, The, Sixth and E Llewellyn, 728 Fifth
Louis, 843 Fifth
Louis Opera, Fifth bet Band C Minneapolis, 752 Seventh
Marshall-Higgins, C & Fourth Marston, s w cor Fifth and C Masonic Hall, nw cor 6th & H McGurck, ne cor Fifth and H M E Church, Fourth and D Metropolitan, 1319 E Montezuna, Second and F Montrose, 717 Fourth
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