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Eclectic : Dr. M. F. Claton, Sacramento, Presi- dent; Dr. F. C. Cook, Dr. H. A. Summers, San Francisco; Dr. J. W. Webb, Dr. O. P. Warren, Oakland; Dr. C. C. Mason, Chico; Dr. A. McRae, San Fran- cisco, Secretary.
State Board of Agriculture-Marion Biggs, Presi- dent; Robert Beck, Secretary; L. A. Upson, Treasurer; L. U. Shippee, C. E. Singleterry, M. D. Boruck, Chris- topher Green, M. Bright, George A. Johnson, Direct- ors.
State Board of Pharmacy-John Calvert, President; W. T. Wenzell, Secretary; James H. Widber, A. F. Colman, Max Tschirner.
State Board of Education-Governor William Irwin, President; Ezra S. Carr, Secretary; Prof. Charles H, Allen, A. L. Mann, A. C. McMeans, E. Rousseau, F. L. Landis. S. G. S. Dunbar, W. B. F. Lynch.
State Board of Examination-Ezra S. Carr, Presi- dent; Miss Mary J. Watson, Kirke W. Brier, Mrs. Mary E. Michener.
State Board of Health-Henry Gibbons, M. D., San Francisco, President; James S. Cameron, M. D., Red Bluff; F. W. Todd, M.D., Stockton; A. B. Stout, M. D., San Francisco ; Luke Robinson, M.D., Colusa ; James F. Montgomery, M. D., Sacramento; F. W. Hatch, M. D., Permanent Secretary.
State Board of Equalization - Governor William Irwin, Controller W. B. C. Brown, Attorney-General Jo. Hamilton, Smith Brown of Napa, A. P. Catlin of Sacramento.
State Normal School, San Jose-Charles S. Allen principal; Governor William Irwin, Ezra S. Carr, C. T. Ryland, T. E. Beans, James Denman, Benjamin Cory and B. Bryant, trustees.
State Land Office, Sacramento-Surveyor-General William Minis; Duncan Beaumont, Deputy.
State Prison, San Quentin -Lieutenant-Governor James A. Johnson, warden; Governor William Irwin, Lieutenant-Governor James A. Johnson, and Secre- tary of State Thomas Beck, directors.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Secretary of State Thomas Beck.
Register State Lands-William Minis, Duncan Beaumont, Deputy. Office, Sacramento.
University of California.
Regents, ex-officio-Governor William Irwin, Presi- dent (ex-officio) ; Lieutenant Governor J. A. Johnson, G. J. Carpenter of Placerville, Ezra S. Carr, R. S. Cary, of Sacramento, A. S. Hallidie of San Francisco, John Le Conte of Berkeley.
Appointed Regents-Rev. H. Stebbins, D. D., of San Francisco, Lawrence Archer of San Jose, J. West Martin, Samuel B. McKee, of Oakland, John F. Swift, Joseph W. Winans of San Francisco, J. Mora Moss of Oakland, J. M. Hamilton of Guenoc, D. O. Mills of Millbrae, William Meek of San Leandro, Frank M. Pixley, Wm. T. Wallace and Eugene Casserly of San Francisco.
Honorary Regents-John S. Hager, A. J. Bowie, of San Francisco, Geo. Davidson of Oakland.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
President of the University .- John Le Conte. Ad- dress, Oakland post office; office, Berkeley.
Advisory Committee-Regents Stebbins, Martin, Moss, Joseph W. Winans and George Davidson Treasurer-D. O. Mills.
Dean of the Academic Senate-Martin Kellogg. Chief of Military Instruction-Lieut. Greenough, U. S. A.
Secretary and Superintendent of the Grounds- Robert E. C. Stearns. Address, Oakland ; office, Berkeley.
Assistant Secretary-J. Ham. Harris.
Federal Offices.
Post Office.
Northwest corner Washington and Battery streets. Postmaster, James Coey; Deputy Postmaster, W. C. Dougherty; Cashier, Thomas W. Scott; Chief Mail- ing Clerk, E. C. Palmer ; Chief Register Clerk, M. G. Sawyer; Chief Money Order Clerk, A. Jackson; Chief Clerk Night Force, C. R. Morris ; Superintendent Letter Carriers, P. P. Hoin.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters, 8 A. M. to 8 P.M. For deliv- ery of letters on Sundays, 9 to 10 A. M. Stamp win- dow is open from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Stamp window is open Sundays from 9 to 10 A. M. Money order office open (Sunday excepted) from 9 A. M. to 3P. M. Regis- tered letter department from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
CITY STATIONS.
Station A, 1305 Polk; A. M. Cox, Superintendent.
Station B, corner Market and Seventh; H. W. Forbes, Superintendent.
Station C, corner Mission and Twentieth; Geo. C. Fillebrowne, Superintendent.
Hours at Stations are the same as at general office.
Railway Mail Service.
Superintendent, H. J. McCusick ; Chief Head Clerk, James C. Coolidge; Office Clerk, Perly R. Downer. Office, 606 Montgomery, room 35.
Custom House.
Location, northwest corner of Washington and Bat- tery streets. Open daily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
COLLECTORS' OFFICE,
Thomas B. Shannon, collector, L. M. Kellogg deputy collector; J. Frank Miller, auditor; Charles C. Leavitt, adjuster of duties; H. Clay Miller, cash- ier ; Edward B. Jerome, secretary to collector; J. L. Van Reynegom, assistant cashier ; F. McCarthy, impost bookkeeper; G. H. Ferre, N. G. Siebe and R. F. Clark, entry clerks; C. E. Clayes, clerk and assistant auditor ; T. H. Craig, entry and clearance clerk; J. A. Perkins, statistical clerk; W. J. Coey jr., registry and enrolling clerk ; W. F. Thomas, bond and recording clerk; L. A. La Grange, permit clerk; W. A. Darling, invoice recording clerk; W. R. Slicer, assistant impost bookkeeper; L. S. Church, as- sistant statistical clerk; J. T. Watson, examiner gaugers' returns; D. Harris, examiner weigher's returns ; W. H. H. Hussey, and A. W. Baker, abstract clerks. C. W. Clayes, liquidating clerk; J. A. Sampson, fee clerk; R. D. Lennox, liquidating and damage clerk; F. D. Farrington, stationery clerk ; Mil- ton Morrison, deputy collector, Vallejo ; John A. Wat- son, deputy collector, Eureka.
WAREHOUSE DIVISION.
A. W. Bishop, superintendent warehouses ; James H. McNabb, deputy collector and storekeeper; W. E. Lamb, warehouse and withdrawal clerk; Barlow Dyer, bond clerk; George Barrington, store bookkeeper; J. M. Creed, receiving and delivery clerk; H. Hoeber, inspector and measurer of vessels; Mrs. L. Whitimore, female inspector; Chas. A. Mor- rill, captain night inspectors; Lee B. Matthews and J. Buckley, lieutenant night inspectors.
APPRAISER'S DEPARTMENT.
J. G. Moore, George W. Dent, appraisers ; F. Lux, H. Z. Wheeler, assistant appraisers ; N. B. Hoyt, G. McDonald, T. F. Jerome, examiners; Charles Burrill, examiner of drugs ; T. O. Lewis, clerk.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
Giles H. Gray, surveyor; W. H. Dinsmore, J. C. Sar- gent, deputies.
Naval Office.
E. G. Waite, naval officer ; Walter Meade, deputy naval officer ; Daniel Gorham, cashier.
Mint.
Location, northwest corner Mission and Fifth. Henry L. Dodge, superintendent.
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GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
T. H. F. Robertson, chief clerk; Horace Beach, cash- ier; George Parry, computing clerk; C. S. Tripler, ab- stract clerk; Hugh Chalmers, receipt clerk; Frank W. Gross, assistant book keeper.
P. A. Lamping, time and door keeper; Charles F. Robinson, captain of night watch.
ABSAYER'S DEPARTMENT.
O. D. Munson, assayer; H. H. Lawrence, first assist- ant; C. H. Sherman, second assistant.
MELTER AND REFINER'S DEPARTMENT.
Martin Alexander, melter and refiner ; T. B. Mc- Cauley, assistant.
COINER'S DEPARTMENT.
F. X. Cicott, coiner ; M. K. Cady jr., assistant.
Internal Revenue Office.
U. S. Court Building. William Higby, collector; Halsey F. Cooper, John E.Youngberg, H. B. Mayhew,A. F. Adams, William A. Davies, H. A. Hebard, Fred'k R. Gray, George W. Ryley, deputy collectors; Jolin E. Davis, Charles D. Douglas, Carl Foorman, Frank Laumeister, clerks: E. N. Strout, Charles E. Neidham, H. E. Hall. L. H. Murch, James Winters, F. M. Cooley, W. H. Hubbard. C. W. Miller, George A. Newbold, gaugers; Thos. Magilton, F. M. Rice, Jo- seph Wallace, Charles E. Holt, Henry H. Havens, Al- exander C. Beritzhoff, storekeepers.
Signal Service.
Office, 42 Merchants' Exchange. C. E. Brinsmade, Observer.
Sub-Treasury.
Office, 610 Commercial. William Sherman, assist- ant treasurer; F. G. Bornemann, cashier; Edward St. John Bellows, bookkeeper; T. B. Clarke, stamp clerk; L. A.Boynton, assistant cashier; O. C. Osborne, artist- ant book keeper ; C. S. Swasey, clerk; J. Windrow, H. S. Tucker, L. J. Roland and T. M. Watson, watchmen.
Pension Agency.
Office, 716 Montgomery, room 1. Albert Hart U. S. Pension Agent.
Land Office.
Office 610 Commercial, 2d floor. William R. Whea- ton, Register; Charles H. Chamberlain, Receiver ; Duncan McNee, Clerk.
U. S. Marshal.
Room 4, U. S. Court Building. Edwin P. Marsellus, Marshal; George F. Worth, Charles H. Mead, Benja- min J. Ackerman, Henry Finnegass, Horace Bacon, Charles H. Peterson, E. F. Bean, Deputy Marshals.
Public Buildings (Construction).
Samuel Mccullough, Superintedent of Construction. Office, north side Washington between Sansome and Battery.
U. S. Commissioners.
L. S. B. Sawyer, Joseph F. O'Beirne, S. Hoffman, A. D. Grimwood, David F. Lyon, Henry F. Lardner, U. S. Court Building ; Chas. A. Low, 24 Montgomery Block; Nathaniel Holland, 605 Clay; John J. Ma- ginis, 636 Clay; J. A. Robinson, 610 Commercial ; Chas. J. Torbert, northeast corner Fourth and Town- send streets.
Special Agents U. S. Treasury.
J. F. Evans, W. G. Morris. Office in Custom House Building.
Registrars in Bankruptcy.
Samuel J. Clark, jr., 25 U. S. Court Building ; J. M. Gitchell, 636 Clay, room 10.
Shipping Commissioners.
* J. D. Stevenson, U. S. Shipping Commissioner; F. H. Sleeper, Samuel Taylor, A. S. Barney, J. S. Dudley, Deputy Commissioners. Office, 118 Jackson. Branch office at P. M. S. S. Co.'s Dock; B. G. Barney, Deputy U. S. Commissioner.
Inspectors of Steam Vessels.
C. C. Bemis, Supervising Inspector ; J. H. Free- man, Inspector of Hulls; James Hillman, Inspector of Boilers. Office, 11 U. S. Court Building.
Attorney.
John M. Coghlan ; office, 7 U. S. Court Building. A. P. Van Duzer and Philip Teare, Assistant Attor- neys; office. o U. S. Court Building. Thomas M. Jewett, Clerk.
Surveyor-General
J. W. Ames, Surveyor-General; J. A. Robinson. chief clerk ; J. H. Wildes, chief draughtsman : Theo. Reichert and Ellis Edwards, mineral clerks; C. Bielawski, R. Gibbons, Alfred Bannister, J. H. Von Schmidt, J. T. Fiala, draughtsmen ; 8. N. Bliven, clerk of accounts; E. D. Knight, corresponding clerk ; F. D. Ciprico, Mrs. F. J. Page, Sallie E. Hormer, H. S. Smith, D. F. O'Brien and Miss Jennie B. Gagen, field note clerks; J. K. Carter, ranch clerk ; George Chambers, messenger; R. C. Hopkins, keeper of arch- ives. Office, 610 Commercial
Coast Survey-Western Coast Division.
Prof. George Davidson, assistant in charge; sub- office, San Francisco, Assistants, Augustus F. Rodgers, Cleveland Rockwell and Gershon Bradfford ; sub-AB sistants. B. A. Colonna and E. F. Dickinn. Assistants, W. E. Greenwell, Stehman Forney, Santa Barbara. Artistant A. W. Chase, Santa Monica ; Arri-tality James S. Lawson, J. J. Gilbert, Olympia, W. T .; sub-Assistant Eugene Ellicott, Seattle, Draughtsinal George Farquhar, San Francisco : D. B. Wainwright, and J. F Pratt, San Francisco. Office, 214 Stockton street.
Lighthouse Service.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Office, 120 Sutterstreet. 8. Casey jr., commander U. 8. Navy. inspector ; C. H. Thompson, clerk; John Oram, messenger; George D. Kortz, manter U. S. Navy lighthouse tender Shubrick ; J. M. Pierer, first unte ; John C. Linni, second mate; Frank Cookson, chief engineer; Wm. Scott, assistant engineer.
ENGINEER OF LIGHTS, TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Office, 120 Sutter, room 29. R. S. Williamson, Col. Engineer Corps U. S. Army, engineer ; J. T. Best, clerk ; Chas. C. Reed, assistant ; J. O. Brown, mc68- enger : C. R. Guthiel. draughtsman.
ALCATRAZ ISLAND-J. A. F. McFarland, keeper; John Riley, first assistant.
POINT BONITA .- J. B. Brown, keeper; C. V. S. Bing- ham, first assistant ; Con. Murphy, second assistant ; John Webb, third assistant.
FORT POINT .- John T. Huie, keeper ; Sophie Huie, assistant.
FARRALLONES .- E. K. Barnum keeper ; Wm. Wind- sor, first assistant : H. J. Hess, second assistant.
HUMBOLDT-W. Daykin, keeper ;] Fred. Williams, first assistant; Paul Schnetter, second assistant.
CRESCENT CITY .- John H. Jeffrey, keeper.
SANTA BARBARA-Julia F. Williams, keeper.
POINT CONCEPCION-T. L. Perry, keeper ; J. Perry, first assistant; James Young, second assistant ; Geo. A. Perry, third assistant.
ANO NUEVO-Thomas Owen, keeper ; W. C. Price, first assistant.
MARE ISLAND-Theresa C. Watson, keeper ; Zelia Watson, assistant.
EAST BROTHERS-S. M. Farren, keeper; J. Cowley, first assistant ; James Rankin, second assistant.
POINT FIRMAN-Mary Smith, keeper ; Ella T. Smith, first assistant.
HUENEME-Sam'l Ensign, keeper ; Benjamin Kortz, first assistant.
PIEDRAS BLANCAS - S. H. Morse, keeper; Chas. F. Kildahl, first assistant ; E. H. Lee, second assistant.
GOAT ISLAND-H. D. Tuttle, keeper ; H. Holzhuter, first assistant ; John Manning, second assistant.
POINT PINOS-A. L. Luce, keeper ; Geo. L. Bodfish, first assistant.
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FEDERAL OFFICERS.
POINT LOMO-R. D. Israel, keeper; Joseph Stone, first assistant.
MENDOCINO-A. P. Marble, keeper; L. V. Thorn- kyke, first assistant ; Joseph Collins, third assistant. SANTA CRUZ-A. A. Heacox, keeper.
POINT ARENA-W. P. Perry, keeper ; John McArthy, first assistant; G. Sonnichson, second assistant; U. Van Wagner, third assistant.
POINT REYES-W. J. E. Hobboss, keeper ; W. H. Da- vis. first assistant; W. C. Partlow, third assistant.
PIGEON POINT-C. H. Howard, keeper ; J. Monro, Arst assistant; M. P. Giles, second assistant. E. W. Colnon, third assistant.
POINT MONTARA-H. T. Holbrook, keeper ; Melvin Giles, asssstant.
TRINIDAD-J. Kiler, keeper.
MONTANA-H. T. Holbrook, keeper; R. H. Pooler, assistant.
GOAT ISLAND-R. Holshuler, keeper; G. W. Shaw, first assistant ; John Manning; second assistant.
Foreign Consuls.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC-Charles Baum, consul, 510 Battery.
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE-Adolph Rosen- thal, acting consul, 521 Battery.
BELGIUM-Emil Grisar, consul, northwest corner Fifth and Townsend.
BOLIVIA-F. Herrera, consul, 14 Stevenson Build- ing.
BRAZIL-W. Darley Bentley, vice-consul, 311 Cal- ifornia.
CHILI-Francisco Casanueva 2nd, consul general, 27 U. S. Court Building.
COLOMBIA-F. Herrera, consul, 14 Stevenson.
COSTA RICA-J. M. Tinoco, consul, 323 Front.
DENMARK-N. Sonnichsen, consul, 315 California. ECUADOR-F. Herrera, acting consul, 14 Steven- son Building.
FRANCE-Antoine Forest, consul, 704 Washington. GERMAN EMPIRE-Adolph Rosenthal, consul, 321 Battery.
GREAT BRITAIN - W. Lane Booker, consul ; Charles Mason, vice-consul, 319 California.
GREECE-Vacant.
GUATEMALA - William Koch, consul, 123 Cali- fornia.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-H. W. Severance, consul, 318 California.
ITALY-Diego Barrilis, consul, 525 Front.
JAPAN-Kentaro Yanagiya, consul, 703 Market.
MEXICO-M. G. Pritchard, acting consul, 213 San- some.
NICARAGUA - F. Herrera, consul general, 14 Stevenson Building.
PERU-Frederico de la Fuente i Subirat, consul general, 510 Battery.
PORTUGAL-F. Berton, consul, southwest corner Clay and Leidesdorff; Henry Laidley, vice-consul, southwest corner Clay and Leidesdorff.
RUSSIA- W. Weletsky, consul general, 7 South Park.
SAN SALVADOR-Nicolas Gaxiola, consul, 320 San- some.
SPAIN-Camilo Martin, consul, 424 California.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY-August Berggren, con- sul, 406 Montgomery.
SWITZERLAND-F. Berton, consul, southwest cor- ner Clay and Leidesdorff; Antoine Borel, vice-consul, northwest corner Clay and Montgomery.
THE NETHERLANDS-James de Fremery, consul, 710 Sansome.
TURKEY-G. W. Gibbs, consul, 33 Fremont.
The Courts.
United States Supreme Court-Morrison R. Waite of Ohio, Chief Justice; Nathan Clifford of Maine, Samuel F. Miller of Iowa, Stephen J. Field of California, Joseph P. Bradley of New Jersey, Noah H. Swayne of Ohio, John M. Harlan of Hentucky, William Strong of Pennsylvania, Ward Hunt of New York, Associate Justices; Chas. Devins, Attorney General ; Samuel Field Phillips, Solicitor General ; David Wesley Middleton, Clerk; William T. Otto, Reporter.
United States Circuit Court-Stephen J. Field, Presiding Justice; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge, Ninth District; Ogden Hoffman, District Judge; L. S. B. Sawyer, Clerk and United States Commission- er; Joseph F. O'Beirne, Deputy Clerk and United States Commissioner, Terms of Court, first Monday in Feb- ruary; second Monday in July, and fourth Monday in November. Chambers, U. S. Court Building.
United States District Court-Ogden Hoff- man, Judge; S. Hoffman, Clerk and United States Commissioner ; J. M. Gitchell and S. J. Clarke jr., Registrars in Bankruptcy. Terms of Court, first Mon- day in April, second Monday in August, and first Monday in December. Chambers, U. S. Court Build- ing.
Supreme Court of the State of Califor- nia-William T. Wallace, Chief Justice; Joseph B. Crockett, Augustus L. Rhodes, Addison C. Niles and E. W. Mckinstry, Associate Justices ; Jo. Hamilton, Attorney General; Charles A. Tuttle, Reporter ; D. B. Woolf, Clerk; John P. Poole, Deputy Clerk, Sacra- mento; H. P. Bush, Deputy Clerk, San Francisco ; Charles A. Sumner, Phonographic Reporter ; Carl C. Finkler, Secretary and Librarian ; Thomas F. O'Con- nor, Bailiff. Terms of Court commence on the second Monday of January and July at San Francisco, and on the second Monday of April and October at Sac- ramento. Chambers, 640 Clay street, San Francisco.
District Courts.
Third District-Samuel B. McKee, Judge ; T hos Macauley, Court-room Clerk : Colin M. Boyd, Register Clerk; J. F. Meagher, Court-room Sheriff; J.B. Mhoon, Court Commissioner ; Samuel Osbourne, Official Re- porter. Terms of Court, third Mondays in April, August and December. Rooms, 27 Post Street.
Fourth District-Robert F. Morrison, Judge ; LeviP. Peck, Court-room Clerk ; W. H. Kind, Reg- ister Clerk; E. H. Montell, Court-room Sheriff ; Charles Halsey, Court Commissioner ; E. S. Belden, Official Reporter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in February, May, August and November. Rooms, 9-10 City Hall.
Twelfth District -William P. Daingerfield, Judge; Samuel P. Carusi, Court-room Clerk; William W. Greenhood, Court-room Sheriff ; Charles E. Gibbs, Court Commissioner ; James D. Ruggles, Official Re- porter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in January, April, July and October. Rooms, second floor City Hall.
Fifteenth District-Samuel H. Dwinelle, Judge; William B. Smith, Court-room Clerk; Harry W. Kind, Register Clerk; H. C. Boyd, Court-room Sheriff; A. W. Hanna, Court Commissioner ; Andrew J. Marsh, Official Reporter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in March, June, September and December. Rooms, 8 Montgomery Avenue.
Nineteenth District-E. D. Wheeler, Judge; Wm. A. Stuart, Court-room Clerk; H. W. Reed, Register Clerk ; Charles E. Stratton, Court-room Sher- iff; Gordon N. Mott, Court Commissioner ; J. H. W. Riley, Official Reporter. Terms of Court, second Mondays in April, August and December. Rooms, 417 Kearny
County Court-Selden S. Wright, Judge; John H. Harney, Court room Clerk ; John F. Farran, Reg- lister Clerk ; George P. Wright, Court-room Sheriff;
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
B. C. Brown, Official Reporter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in January, March, May, July, September and November. Rooms, 8 City Hall.
City Criminal Court-Robert Ferral, Judge ; John A. McKenna, Clerk ; A. W. Roydon, Prosecuting Attorney ; James L. Gallagher, Bailiff ; Wm. Treen, Assistant Clerk. Rooms, 728 Montgomery street.
Municipal Criminal Court -- Maurice C. Blake, Judge; F. J. Skelly, Court-room Clerk ; Alexander Mckenzie, Register Clerk; D. C. Van Nostrand, Court- room Sheriff; D. J. Murphy, District Attorney ; C. B. Darwin, Assistant District Attorney ; Herve Darneal, Official Reporter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in January, March, May, July, September and Novem- ber. Rooms, 729 Montgomery.
Probate Court-M. H. Myrick, Judge ; Charles E. Nougues, Court-room Clerk ; Edward Gilson, Reg- ister Clerk; W. A. Maxwell, Official Reporter. Terms of Court, first Mondays of each month. Room, 18 City Hall.
Police Court-Davis Louderback jr., Judge; Noah F. Flood, Prosecuting Attorney. Sessions, daily. Rooms on first floor City Hall.
Justice's Court-Frederick A. Sawyer, Presiding Justice ; H. L. Joachimson, Stuart S. Wright, James C. Pennie, Ethelbert Burke, Justices ; George L. Wedekind, Clerk. Rooms, 806 Montgomery street.
Banks.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA -Southeast cor- ner California and Sansome streets. W. H. Tilling- hast, Manager.
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA -219 Sansome street. A. Mckinlay and H. W. Glenny, Agents.
. BANK OF COMMERCE-324 California street. D. W. C. Thompson, President ; A. W. Preston, Cashier.
GRANGERS' BANK OF CALIFORNIA-42 Califor- nia street. G. W. Colby. President; Albert Montpe- lier, Cashier ; Frank A. Cressey, Secretary.
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK (Limited) -424 California street. Arthur Scrivener, Manager ; Camillo Martin, Assistant Manager.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK-423 California street. Alvinza Hayward, President ; H. F. Hast- ings, Cashier; R. G. Sneath, Vice-President and Cashier
NATIONAL GOLD BANK AND TRUST CO .- 401 Montgomery street. C. H. Burton, President ; M. Lynch, Vice-President; H. H. Hewlett, Cashier.
PACIFIC BANK-Northwest corner Sansome and Pine streets. Peter H. Burnett, President; E. D. Mor- gan, Cashier.
THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK (Limited) - 422 California street. Frederick F. Low and Ignatz Steinhart, Managers ; P. N. Lilienthal, Cashier.
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA-Northwest corner California and Sansome streets. D. O. Mills, Presi- dent; William Alvord, Vice-President; Thomas Brown, Cashier; Stephen Franklin, Secretary.
THE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO-436 California street. N. P. Cole, President; Jacob L. Browne, Manager.
THE FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK-315 Mont- gomery street. R. C. Woolworth, President; D. Cal- lahan, Cashier.
THE NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO- Northwest corner Montgomery and Pine streets. Louis McLane, President; C. T. Christensen, Cashier.
Savings Banks.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF SAV. INGS-225 Sansome street. Henry Dutton, President; L. G. Harvey, Cashier,
FRENCH SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY-411 Bush street. G. Dussol, President; G. Mahe, Manager.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY-16 Geary street. Adolph C. Weber, President ; Adolph Hartmann, Secretary.
LAND MORTGAGE UNION AND SAVINGS BANK OF CALIFORNIA-534 California street. J. H. Fisb, President ; John T. Carter, Secretary.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK-6 Post street, Masonic Temple. William H. Culver, Presi- dent ; H. T. Graves, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS' SAVINGS BANK-325 Montgom- ery street. Abram Block, President ; James Benson, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION-532 Califor- nia street. James de Fremwery, President ; Lovell White, Cashier.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY-619 Clay street. E. W. Burr, President ; Cyrus W. Carmany, Cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK-215 Sansone street. John Parrott, President ; Jerome Lincoln, Vice-Premi- dent ; W. S. Jones, Secretary.
THE CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI- ETY - Northwest corner Eddy and Powell streets. David Farquharson, President ; D. B. Chisholm, Cash- ier.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY- 526 California street. L. Gottig, President ; George Lette, Secretary.
THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY- Northeast corner Montgomery and Market streets. M. D. Sweeny, President ; O. D. O'Sullivan, Vice- President ; Edward Martin, Treasurer.
Banks-Private.
ALFRED BOREL & CO-Northwest corner Clay and Montgomery streets.
BELLOC & CIE .- 524 Montgomery street.
B. DAVIDSON & CO-515 Montgomery street.
DANIEL MEYER-212 Pine street.
DONOHOE, KELLY & CO-Southeast corner Sac- ramento and Montgomery streets.
F. BERTON & CO .- 527 Clay.
LAZARD FRERES-409 California street.
SATHER & CO .- Northeast corner Commercial and Montgomery streets.
TALLANT & CO-234 California street.
WELLS, FARGO & CO .- 322 California street.
San Francisco Exchange.
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD - 20 Leidesdorff street. John L. Armstrong, President ; W. F. Hughes, Vice-President ; John Gray, Chair- man; Edgar M. Lawton, Secretary ; German Sav- ings and Loan Society, Treasurer.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .- Merchants' Exchange James C. Patrick, President ; John C. Merrill, Vice- President ; L. W. Raymond, 2d Vice-President ; W. N. Olmstead, Samuel Hart, R. Balfour, H. P. Blanch- ard, W. B. Hooper, Chas. Goodall, S. L. Jones, W. W. Montague, Claus Spreckles, K. Haas, J. J. Mckinnon, A. B. Forbes, Trustees ; Henry Mel, Secretary.
LUMBER EXCHANGE-Pier 5, Steuart street. John J. Mckinnon, President; George F. Earle, Secretary.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION .- Mer- chants' Exchange Building. James C. Patrick, Presi- dent; J. A. Coolidge, Secretary ; James C. Patrick, Charles Mayne, C. Meyer, R. G. Sneath, C. G. Hook- er, J. C. Merrill, J. W. H. Campbell, Trustees.
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE-318 Montgomery street. Charles L. Weller, President ; Baldwin Gard- iner, Vice-President ; Andrew J. Moulder, Secretary ; Joseph Tilden, Chairman.
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE-211 San- some. A. Mckinlay, President ; James S. Hutchin- son, Secretary; Chas. Sleeper, Manager ; A. McKin- lay, James S. Hutchinson, Wm. H. Tillinghast, David Cahn, Committee.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE .- North- east corner Clay and Davis streets. Horace Davis, President; Chas. Clayton, Vice-President ; E. Ran- som, Treasurer ; William H. Walker, Secretary; D, S. Cook, C. F. Bassett, R. P. Tenney, G. W. McNear, P. A. Campbell. James N. McCune, Directors ; A. B. Hill, H. Allen Mayhew, A. B. Field, Inspectors of Grain; C. M. Conro, J. Martenstein, A. Welch, In- spectors of Flour ; D. Ballard, W. A. Bray, J. P. Hulme, H. D. Ellerhorst, J. W. Jordan, Committee of Appeals ; Orlando Loucks, J. T. Earnest, A. D. Starr, Arbitration Committee; Chas. Clayton, James N. McCune, P. A. Campbell, G. W. McNear, Finance Committee ; R. P. Tenney, D. S. Cook, C. F. Bassett, Room Committee.
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