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HUSTED'S
Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley
DIRECTORY,
GIVING NAME OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE OF ALL
ADULT PERSONS
SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT, ETC.,
TOGETHER WITH
Classified Business Directory, and Street Guide, giving Name, Location and Official Numbering of Every Street in Oakland.
1892-3.
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DECEMBER 1ST, 1892.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Academies and Private Schools
24| Knights of Honor ... .54
Alameda County Government 38
Knights of Pythias .54
American Legion of Honor 51
Ladies of the G A R .53
Ancient Order of Foresters 51
Legislative.
37
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.51
Libraries and Reading Rooms
43
Ancient Order of Hibernians. 52
Ancient Order United Workmen
Associated Charities
27
Miscellaneous Societies 58
28| Native Daughters of the Golden West, 55
Board of Trade.
28
Order ot Chosen Friends. 55
52| Order of Hermanns Sons .56
Catholic Schools.
27
Order of Scottish Clans .56
Cemeteries
29
Order of the Eastern Star. 50
Chabot Obser atory
46
Parks 46
Patriotic Order Sons of America. 56
City Government
13
Police Department. . 19
City Public Schools.
22
Post Office .
46
Clubs 57
Private Schools 24
Colored Masons 52
Public Halls and Buildings 48
Companions of the Forest
51
Public Schools (City). 22
County Government. 38
Roman Catholic Schools 27
School Clerks .40
Courts. . 41
Societies . 50-57
Equitable Aid Union 53 Sons of America ( Patriotic Order). .56
Fire Department .15
Sons o St George 56
Grand Army of the Republic. 53 Sons of Veterans 56
Health Department.
19| St Andrew's Society 56
State Government
37
Suburban Schools 24
United Ancient Order of Druids 56
Independent Order Foresters 53
Women's Relief Corps G A R .53
IOŐF.
53
Woodmen of the World ,56
Kindergarten and Primary Schools
26 Young Ladies' Institute
56
Knights and Ladies of Honor. 541
Young Men's Institute
57
INDEX TO CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Alameda 567-739
Berkeley .741-973
Classified Business of Oakland, Ala- meda, and Berkeley. 875
Emeryville (see Oakland portion of work).
Fruitvale (see Oakland porion of work).
Golden Gate (see Oakland porcio i of work).
Lorın (see Oakland and Berkeley por- tions of work)
Miscellaneous Information Societies, etc ... 13-60
North Temescal (see Oakland portion of work).
Oakland .. 81-566
Oakland Street Guide 61-79
Peralta (see Oakland and Berkeley portion of work).
Removals and names received too
late for regular insertion
80
San Francisen Classified Business. .. 989
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Masonic. .50
Military 44
Bands and Orchestras
28| Native Sons of the Golden West .55
Board of Education
Newspapers and Publications 44
BPO Elks
Banks 21
Charitable Societies
58
" 'hurches
29-36
Places of Amusement. .46
County Government, Supplemental .. 61
Hospitals and Asylums. 42
Improved Order Red Men 53|
Independent Order B'nai B'rith 53
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M. J. LAYMANGE & CO.
REAL ESTATE 466 Eighth Street Oakland, Cat.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Acme Engraving Co 914 Alameda Encinal Opp 659
Almont Livery Stables Opp 658
Anderson R Sumter. .
Margin line and opp 90
Aydelotte's Business College. .
Margin line and opp 96
Barber J E.
717
Bee (The)
.62 aud 575
Beeby Robert J
Margin line
Blake M K Mrs
Margin line and opp 388
Bretherick Henry
opp 125
Broad A H.
767
California Nurse. y Co. opp 658
Cheney Warren ....
Cards in Berkeley
Clough & Baker.
Margin line
Commercial Hotel, Backbone and opp 16
Day Thomas & Co. 7
Dingee William J.
Front cover
Dixou, Borgeson & Co. Margin line
Edson C A
723
Enquirer (Oakland)
206
Farwell F M & Sons
Margin line
Field Seminary ..
214
Findley Harold B
Opp £ 23
Firemans' Fund Insurance Co.
Front cover
Fong Charles W. 5
Golden State
and
Miners'
Iron
Works Margin line
Goodban F E.
955
Goodman George
875, 901, 904, 959
Gruenhagen C H
Margin line
Hardy W B.
259
Harmon & Fenton.
261
Heald's Business College
Back cover and opp 4 6
Hyde W B Mrs
214
Kirk O C .
311
Krauth F K.
opp 567
Laage Wm J F
319
Laymance M J & Co.
Margin lint
Liverpool and London and Globe In-
surance Co
Margin line!
Loryea Dr. 13
Magill Robert H Jr ..
62 and 575
Mauzy Byron.
Opp 386
McGovern, Cahill & Co ..
Margin line
McRae & Bretherick
9+8
Moreal H P & Co.
Front cover and opp 679
Morning Times Co
3
Munsell James Jr.
Margin line and 375
Williamson M E.
.425
Williams & Nickeson
Opp 653
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co (of
N J)
375
Wills John C.
Margin line
Mutual Life Insurance Co (of New
Winton N W & Co
.537
York).
Front cover and opp 387
PAGE.
Nevada Livery Stable
4
New hall H M & Co. Margin line Oakland Enquirer Publishing Co. opp 206 Oakland Gas. Light, and Heat Co ... Opp 81
Oakland Morning Times
3
Oakland Seminary .
Margin Jine and opp 388
Oakland Tribune.
Backbone and
2
Oakley A D.
Opp
81
Pacific Business College. Front cover and opp 256
Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works, 912 Pacitic Press Publishing Co Front cover and opp ៛08
Palmer & Rey
Margin line
Parsons Bros.
412
People's Express and Transfer Co .. .
Front cover
l'ierce Hardware Co
Margin line
Playter Block
425
Poheim Joe ..
Opp 240
Ramsey W C.
Backbone, 6, 890
Reed & Wilson
898
Rigney & Wildey .
4
Rode C & Son.
883
Sala J C ..
713
San Francisco Breweries (limited).
Front edge
San Francisco Bulletin Margin line San Francisco Chronicle ..... Margin line San Francisco Laundry Association, 937 San Francisco Savings Union. 8
San Francisco Wire Works. . Margin line Sewell D. 740
Simp·on & Millar.
4
Snow-Church Surety Co.
opp 97
Spaulding J & Co.
912
Statesman (Alameda Daily)
717
Stockton Business College
Backbone, 6, 890
Taylor Henry W .
Margin line and 948
Taylor James P
Margin line
Terrace Baths.
723
Tribune Publishing Co. .
Backbone and 2
Trowbridge J & Son .
985
Union Photo Engraving and Electro-
typing Co
opp 161
United States Laundry
936
Walsh William
Margin line
Ward John F
335,669
Webster F A.
Opp 522
Weston C S. .
Opp 80
Yoshiike H.
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REAL ESTATE 466 Eighth Street, Oakland, Cal.
CITY OF OAKLAND.
(INCORPORATED MARCH 25, 1854.)
Latitude, 37° 48' 55" north. Longitude, 122º 16' 24" west.
POPULATION. U. S. Census, 1870, 10,500; 1880, 34,555; 1890, 48,682.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY OFFICIALS.
Mayor-Melvin Chapman.
Auditor and Assessor-Roland W. Snow. Deputies, D. C. Hins- dale and A. C. Richards.
Treasurer and Tax Collector-Z. T. Gilpin. Deputies, D. E. Bortree and C. F. Cole.
City Attorney-James A. Johnson.
City Clerk-J. M. Brady. Deputy, F. R. O'Brien. Assistant Deputy, E. F. Holland.
Chief of Police-Louis Schaffer.
Captains of Police-W. F. Fletcher and A. Wilson.
Chief Engineer Fire Department-Jas. F. Kennedy. First As- sistant Engineer, N. A. Ball, Second Assistant Engineer, Jas. O'Kane.
City Engineer and Surveyor-T. W. Morgan.
City Superintendent of Streets-Jesse S. Wall. Deputy, F. Ses- sions. Clerk, W. L. Fontaine. Assistant Clerk, F. L. Bates. City Wharfinger-M. K. Houghton.
License Inspector-C. W. Cornor.
Health Officer-Dr. J. P. H. Dunn.
Sanitary Inspector-Samuel Smith.
Assistant Sanitary Inspector-N. S. Douglas.
Secretary Board of Health-Paul J. Schafer.
Police Judge-F. B. Ogden.
Clerk Police Court-T. L. Bromley.
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Bailiff Police Court-S. H. Mitchell. Poundmaster-W. J. O'Connell.
City Hall Janitor-J. A. Wilds.
City Hall Watchman-James Hill.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS-J. T. Carothers, President; E. W. Playter, R. A. Hughes; Geo. C. Kaufman, Secretary.
BOARD OF POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS-E. W. Playter, President; R. A. Hughes, J. T. Carothers; Geo. C. Kaufman, Secretary. .
BOARD OF POLICE PENSION FUND COMMISSIONERS-J. T. Caroth- ers, President: E. W. Playter, Secretary.
BOARD OF EDUCATION-(See page 21.)
CITY COUNCIL.
The Council meets in regular session on the first and third Mondays of each month at 7:30 o'clock P. M., between the first Monday in November and the first Monday in April, and at 8 o'clock P. M. the remainder of the year. W. D. Heitmann, Pres- ident; G. H. Garthorne, Councilman at Large; J. A. C. Macdon- ald, Councilman at Large; Wm. Watkinson, Councilman at Large; C. W. Wilkins, Councilman at Large; M. K. Thornburgh, Ist Ward; George J. Earl, 2d Ward; J. W. Nelson, 3d Ward; W. D. Heitman, 4th Ward; J. E. Johnston, 5th Ward; C. H. Brosnahan, 6th Ward; Geo. C. Pardee, 7th Ward. Clerk, J. M. Brady; Deputy, F. R. O'Brien; Assistant Deputy, E. F. Holland.
OFFICE: 455 9TH STREET.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ordinance and Judiciary-Pardee, Thornburgh, Nelson, Bros- nahan and Earl.
Auditing and Finance-Nelson, Thornburgh, Wilkins, Johnston and Pardee.
Street-Earl, Brosnahan, Pardee, Wilkins and Johuston.
Fire and Water-Brosnahan, Earl, Macdonald, Thornburgh and Nelson.
Street Lights and Lamp Posts-Johnston, Earl, Nelson, Brosna- han and Watkinson.
Removals and Obstructions-Thornburgh, Macdonald, Garthorne, Watkinson and Wilkins.
Public Printing-Watkinson, Brosnahan, Nelson, Johnston and Pardee.
Public Wharf-Wilkins, Nelson, Brosnahan, Macdonald and Garthorne.
E lucation-Macdonald, Thornburgh, Watkinson, Garthorne and Wilkins.
Public Health-Garthorne, Watkinson, Earl, Wilkins and Macdonald.
T HE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO. CHARLES D. HAVEN, Manager. J. H. TROY, Jr., Agent, ~mig Stre - -- d
AGENT GENUINE WELLINGTON COAL., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
YARD: FOOT OF FRANKLIN.
JAMES P. TAYLOR.
AYDELOTTE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, OAKLAND, CAL.
English Department, 6 MONTHS, $55.
OAKLAND. 15
ORDER OF BUSINESS-1. Roll Call: 2. Reading of the Minutes; 3. Presentation of Petitions, Requisitions, Protests, Liquor License Applications and Bonds, Proposals for Street Work, etc., and Communications; 4. Introduction of Ordinances; 5. Miscellaneous Resolutions; 6. Reports of Corporate Offi- cers with accompanying Resolutions, etc.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES-7. Ordinance and Judiciary, with its recommendations, etc .; 8. Auditing and Finance; 9. Street; 10. Fire and Water; 11. Street Lights and Lamp Posts; 12. Removals and Obstructions; 13. Public Printing; 14. Public Wharf; 15. Education; 16. Public Health; 17. Final Passage of Ordinances; 18. New Business; 19. Good and Welfare of the City.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters, Engine House No. 1.
Chief Engineer-James F. Kennedy.
First Assistant Engineer-N. A. Ball.
Second Assistant Engineer-James O'Kane.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph-J. H. Carleton.
The report of the Chief for the year ending June 30, 1892, shows that the department responded to 103 alarms, 68 of which were "bells," and 35 "stills," the estimated loss on which was about $73,003.
The total number of men present at roll-call during the year was 5,083; 447 absentees; these worked 3462 hours, traveling with apparatus 1,5542 miles, laying 64,400 feet of hose and rais- ing 2,490 feet of ladder, all of which cost the city the sum of $68,057.30.
Compared with former years the fire record stands thus:
1884-85, 52 alarms, loss $ 55,000
1885-86, 69
26,000
1886-87, 82
29,000
1887-88, 81 66 105,000
1888-89, 99
86,000
1889-90, 114
84,000
1890-91, 110
52,364
1891-92, 103
73,003
INSURANCE.
Total amount of insurance $75 045 00
Value of buildings.
80,700 00
Insurance on buildings 42,150 00
Loss on buildings 37,892 00
Value of contents 58,675 00
Insurance on contents 32,895 00
Loss on contents. 35,111 00
Total loss
73,003 00
I. F. THOMPSON'S
Slide Valve CORLISS ENGINES, Lily Anti-friction Metal, Crandall Spiral Packing and Morrison Packing, Golden State & Miners' Iron Works. Nos. 231-251 First St., S. F.
OAKLAND SEMINARY
For Young Ladies. MRS. M. K. BLAKE, Principal.
See Circular Opp. Page - 388.
Established in 1858.
809, 811 Sansome St., San Francisco, Agents for Now Lambton and Illaware Coal Mines, Now South Wales. Agents for Johnson & Co.'s Newcastle Elephant Coment.
H. M. NEWHALL & CO.,
CLOUGH & BAKER,
REAL ESTATE PROPERTY Bought, Sold and Exchanged, 1002 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL.
16 OAKLAND.
NAMES AND LOCATION OF COMPANIES.
ENGINE Co. No. 1-Located s. s. Fifteenth, near Clay. W. B. Scribner, Foreman; Edward E. Laperle, Engineer; M. J. Roach, Stoker; Anton J. Trestler, Driver. Extramen-John Dolan, Ike L. Foster, M. J. Hanley, J. C. Murphy, John Knowles.
ENGINE Co. No. 2-Located 468 Sixth, between Broadway and Washington. A. Bailey, Foreman; V. Chloupek, Engineer; Holly Sturm, Stoker; D. E. Jones, Driver. Extramen- William McCurdy, J. D. Cramer, Charles Grimme, Michael Carroll, Edward Doyle.
ENGINE Co. No. 3-Located 1671 Eighth, between Campbell and Willow. Jas. Galavan, Foreman; George Demarais, Engi- neer; William Ennis, Stoker; M. McGuinn, Driver. Extra- men-A. A. Sicotte, Roger J. Sicotte, George Spencer, J. C. Mallon, Henry Hayes.
ENGINE Co. No. 4-Located s. s. East Fourteenth, between Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues. W. C. White, Foreman; George W. Moffitt, Engineer; C. Briones, Stoker; Frank Lheureux, Driver. Extramen-Patrick Jordan, John Mul- grew, Alfred Williams, Wm. F. Carey, Bernard Stokes.
ENGINE Co. No. 5-Located N. E. corner Milton and Market. John Rutherford, Foreman; Henry Mohr, Asst. Foreman; E. C. Brown, Engineer; J. C. Parsons, Stoker; Wm. J. Hamb, Driver. Extramen-William Price, F. W. Gertner, John E. Watson, Wm. Jones.
HOSE Co. No. 1-Located 470 Sixth, between Broadway and Washington. Fred Murdoch, Foreman; Philip Reader, Sr., Driver. Extramen-John Foster, James McManus, Philip Reader, Jr., Patrick Mullen, Thos. Dolan.
HOOK AND LADDER Co. No.1-Located 470 Sixth, between Broad- way and Washington. J. W. Bankhead, Foreman; T. F. Berry, Driver; Frank Baker, Tillerman. Extramen-Jacob Smith, R. F. Fleming, J. C. Orr, Charles Carpenter, William Wilkinson, John J. Hanlon, John Rohan, Charles Freeman. TRUCK Co. No. 2-Located East Fourteenth, between Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues. William Barrett, Foreman and Driver.
CHEMICAL ENGINE No. 1-Located 325 Thirteenth, near Web- ster. Thos. Kiley, Foreman; L. W. Calvert, Driver; John Fitzsimmons, Steward.
CHEMICAL ENGINE No. 2-Located S. E. cor. Magnolia and Thirty- fourth. W. B. Smith, Steward; Louis Hoffman. Driver.
CHEMICAL ENGINE No. 3-Located East Fifteenth, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third aves. No, men assigned.
SHOW CASES DIXON, BORGESON & co., 37 Market Street, S. F.
PIERCE HARDWARE CO.
Oakland Agents National Cash Register. 971 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND. 17
FIRE ALARM STATIONS.
Box No. 2, First and Washington and Fourth and Washington.
3, Fourth and Franklin sts.
4, Fifth and Harrison sts.
5, Seventh and Washington sts.
6, Twelfth and Broadway sts.
7, Ninth and Webster sts.
8, Fourteenth and Webster sts.
9, Twelfth and Madison sts.
12, Seventeenth and Grove sts.
13, Frederick st. and Telegraph ave.
14, Sycamore st. and San Pablo ave.
15, Thirty-fourth and Peralta sts.
16, Sycamore st. and Telegraph ave.
17, Thirty-fourth st. and Telegraph ave. 18, Lake and Jackson sts.
19, Twenty-first and Broadway sts.
21, Seventh and Wood sts.
23, West Fourteenth and Kirkham sts.
24, Seward and Campbell sts.
25, West Seventh and Chester sts.
26, West Seventh and Adeline sts.
27, West Tenth and Kirkham sts.
28, West Seventeenth and Peralta sts.
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29, Campbell and Pacific sts.
31, Fifth and Grove sts.
32, Third and Filbert sts.
34, Seventh and Market sts.
35, Tenth and Grove sts.
36, Fourteenth and Market sts.
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37, Twenty-first and Market sts.
38, Twelfth and Adeline sts.
39, Eighteenth and Adeline sts.
41, East Fourteenth st. and Seventeenth ave.
42, East Twelfth st. and Twelfth ave.
43, East Seventeenth st. and Eighth ave.
45, East Tweltth st. and Sixth ave.
46, East Tenth st. and Third ave.
47, East Twenty-fourth st. and Nineteenth ave.
48, East Twenty-fourth st. and Thirteenth ave.
49, East Twelfth st. and Twenty-second ave.
51, First and Webster sts.
52, Third and Jackson sts.
53, Eighth and Jackson sts.
54, Twelfth and Brush sts.
56, Sixteenth st. and San Pablo ave.
57, Twenty-eighth and Myrtle sts.
THE
CHRONICLE
IS THE
Leading Newspaper OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
Ront. J. Beeby
Fine Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Lap- Robes and Blankets, 1064-1066 BROADWAY.
MCGOVERN, CAHILL & CO., 1058 & 1060 Broadway, Oakland.
Window Shades to Order.
JUNCTION CASH GROCERY, The Cheapest Place in Oakland to buy Groceries. 1319 Center & 1320 Peralta Sis.
WILLIAM WALSH,
18
OAKLAND.
Box No. 58, Webster st. and Orchard ave.
61, City Hall.
62, Ninth and Broadway sts.
63, Twentieth st. and San Pablo ave.
64, Durant and Webster sts.
65, Second and Jefferson sts.
67, Second and Market sts.
68, Tenth and Filbert sts.
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71, Thirteenth and Wood sts.
72, Thirty-fourth and West sts.
73, Twenty-ninth and Grove sts.
74, Twenty-eighth and Adeline sts.
75, Thirty-second st. and San Pablo ave.
76, B and Helen sts.
81, Avon Place and Lister ave.
82, East Sixteenth st. and Fourth ave.
83, East Twenty-second st. and Eighth ave.
84, East Nineteenth st. and Eleventh ave.
85, East Twenty-first st. and Twenty-first ave.
86, East Seventeenth st. and Twenty-third ave.
87, East Tenth st. and Park ave.
66
91, Oakland ave. and Vernon st.
92, Eighteenth and West sts.
93, Pine and Taylor sts.
94, Webster and Twenty-third sts.
95, Milton and Market sts.
Persons having keys will observe the following rules :-
When it is necessary to use the signal boxes, go to the one nearest to the fire, and put your key into the outside door, open it and pull down the hook on the inside once, or until you hear a bell within the box; close the door, and remain to direct the fire- men to the locality of the fire. In case the box does not work, go to the next nearest station; you can procure a key at a store or dwelling in the vicinity.
Do not try to take your key out, as it is locked in and will be returned to you.
If, upon opening the door, you hear the bell within the box ring, do not pull the hook for one minute, or until it has stopped ringing, for it will indicate that an alarm is being sent from some other station.
Persons having keys will be held responsible for their use. Do not give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance; do not open the box except in case of fire; do not give an alarm until certain there is a fire.
Keys are left at stores and dwellings nearest to the boxes.
Key holders changing their residences or places of business where keys are kept will please report the same at the fire alarm
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