Bishop's Oakland directory for 1875, Part 23

Author: D.M. Bishop & Co
Publication date: 1875
Publisher: Oakland : B.C. Vandall
Number of Pages: 502


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Hansen Albert F., watchmaker 681 East Twelfth, dwl 677 East Twelfth, E. O.


Hansen Andrew, cabinetmaker Schreiber & Meyer, dwl cor Eighth and Broadway.


Hansen Asmus, dwl S s Ninth bet Chester and Peralta, W. O.


Hansen Charles, laborer, dwl Union Hotel, E. O.


Hanson B. E., laborer, dwl Twenty-second nr Curtis.


Hanson Charles, bookkeeper, dwl Es Telegraph Av. bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth.


Hanson Christian, laborer, dwl SW cor Castro and Sixth.


Hanson Christopher, carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl Central Pacific Railroad House, W. O.


Hanson Clarence S. ( Hanson & Smith ), dwl NE cor Delger and San Pablo Av.


Hanson Dewitt, brakeman C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf.


Hanson Hiram, brakeman C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf.


Hanson Howell, brakeman C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf.


Hanson Jefferson, hostler, dwl W s Telegraph Av. nr Sycamore.


Hanson Jens, coachman, dwl Es Alice bet Fourteenth and Fif- teenth.


Hanson John A., gardener, dwl junction Twelfth and Lake Merritt. Hanson Marcus, trackman C. P. R. R., dwl S s Twelfth bet Center and Kirkham, W. O.


HANSON & SMITH (Clarence S. Hanson & G. F. Smith), car- penters and builders, 1008 Franklin.


Hanzo August, cook, dwl NW cor Cedar and Goss, W. O.


Harcourt -, dwl 969 Castro.


Hard Frank, laborer C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf.


Hardemeyer William, flagman C. P. R. R., Alice St. Crossing.


Harden Frank, drug clerk Bartholomew Morgan, dwl 718 Filbert. Harden John B., carpenter, dwl 718 Filbert.


Harder C., carpenter, dwl cor Sixth and Webster.


Harding August, dwl 416 Tenth.


Harding C., laborer, dwl Sixteenth bet Cypress and Kirkham, W. O.


Harding Gustave, grocer, dwl 416 Tenth.


Hardmeyer William, switchman C. P. R. R. Alice St., res Alameda.


STRICKLAND & CO.'S Stationery Store is No. 1061 Broadway.


TUBBS' HOTEL, East Oakland. Apartments single or en suite.


For cheapest lots go to E. J. KELLY & CO., 414 Seventh Street, Oakland. A


"E. W. WOODWARD & CO., desirable business property for sale.


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W. B. HA RDY,


959 BROADWAY, OAKLAND,


- DEALER IN -


Books and Stationery NEWSPAPERS & PERIODICALS, Gold Pens, Pocket Cutlery, Legal Blanks, Etc.


SCHOOL BOOKS,


AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


M. J. HEALY,


MERCHANT TAILOR,


1056 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.


Business Suits, Walking Suits and Dress Suits made to order in the most elegant Styles, and at prices to defy competition. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.


Fresh milk cream and butter milk, wholesale and retail at 469 Ninth.


O. F. S .- Oatmeal and corn meal, 416 Ninth St. nr Broadway-O. F. S.


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Hardwick George, rancher, dwl Twelfth nr Center, W. O.


Hardy Jacob ( McLean & H., S. F.), dwl S s Eleventh bet Castro and Grove.


Hardy Lewis, painter, dwl S s Twentieth bet Curtis and West.


Hardy Lowell J., real estate, dwl 715 Market.


Hardy Daniel, mining, dwl 211 Twelfth.


Hardy Thomas, mining, dwl N s Fifteenth bet Brush and West.


HARDY WILLIAM B., books, stationery, newspapers, etc., 959 Broadway, dwl SW cor Franklin and Durant.


Harent John, carpenter, dwl 957 Franklin.


Harfet Herman, ship carpenter C. P. R. R., W. O.


Harder Mifflin Rev., dwl S s Adams Av. bet town line and Fruit Vale.


Harkins Patrick, laborer, dwl NW cor Linden and Twenty-second. Harley Michael F., carpenter, dwl S s Third bet Castro and Brush. Harlow William S., local editor Oakland News, dwl 954 Broadway. Harlow William S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 954 Broadway.


Harman John, trackman C. P. R. R., W. O.


Harmon A. K. P., president mining companies (S. F.), dwl SE cor Twenty-second and Webster.


Harmon John B., attorney at law (S. F.), dwl W s Jackson bet Twelfth and Lake Merritt.


Harmon Richard E., bookkeeper, dwl 307 Second.


Harnedy Peter, deck hand G. P. R. R. Co.'s stm Louise.


Harney James W., machinist Ives, Scoville & Co., dwl Eureka Hotel.


Harney John, dwl Mansion House, E. O.


Harney Patrick, laborer Contra Costa Water Co.


Harrel Alfred ( Harrel & Gruen ), dwl Telegraph Av. nr Elm.


Harrell Thomas, sheepshearer, dwl Thirty-seventh nr San Pablo Av. Harrel & Gruen ( Alfred Harrel and John Gruen ), bakery 709 Broad- way.


Harrigan John, trackman C. P. R. R., dwl West Oakland House, W. O.


Harrington Charles F., painter, dwl 360 Seventh.


Harrington Dennis, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl Railroad Exchange, W. O. Harrington P., dwl cor Twenty-eighth and Market.


Harrington Timothy, laborer Contra Costa Water Co., dwl W s Market bet West Third and West Fifth, W. O.


Harrington William C., physician, dwl 403 East Fourteenth, E. O. Harris Brothers (Jacob and Joseph ), clothiers and merchant tailors, 903 Broadway.


Harris C. H., carpenter, dwl 521 Fourth.


Harris Edwin ( Poole & H., S. F. ), dwl NW cor Oak and Sixth.


Harris Henry, dwl Es Webster bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth.


Harris Isaiah, porter C. P. R. R., dwl Ss West Fifth bet Filbert and Myrtle, W. O.


Harris J. H., salesman (S. F.), dwl S s Goss bet Pine and Wood, W. O.


Harris Jacob (Harris Brothers ), dwl Seventh nr Franklin.


Buy School Books, etc., at STRICKLAND & CO.'S, 1061 Broadway.


TUBBS' HOTEL, East Oakland. Most healthy location in the State.


WOODWARD & CO., 958 Bdwy, houses rented and rents collected.


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Harris John, clerk, dwl Es Webster bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth.


Harris H., assistant secretary State University, dwl S s Twenty- second bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs.


Harris Joseph ( Harris Brothers ), dwl 569 Seventh.


Harris Laird, carpenter, dwl S s Short bet Pine and Cedar, W. O. Harris Mumfred, white washer, dwl 214 Fifth.


Harris Sabin, farmer, dwl SE cor Twelfth and Harrison.


Harris Stephen B., miner, dwl E s Eighth Av. bet East Sixteenth and East Seventeenth, E. O.


Harris William, clerk, dwl Es Webster bet Fifteenth and Six- teenth.


Harrison A., engineer C. P. R. R., res Sacramento.


Harrison Benjamin A., dwl N s Caledonia Av. bet Grove and Tele- graph Av.


Harrison Dominick, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl Railroad Exchange, W. O.


Harrison Gustave ( Kittredge & H. ), dwl Telegraph Av.


Harrison Gustavus, grocer, dwl 962 Clay.


Harrison Henry E., mariner, dwl S s East Sixteenth bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth avs., E. O.


Harrison Martin, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl Railroad Exchange, W. O.


Harrison R., dwl Union nr Twenty-eighth.


Harrison R. H., carpenter, dwl N s Railroad Av. bet Union and Adeline, W. O.


Harrison Robert J. ( Richards & H., S. F. ), dwl 612 Third.


Harrison T. G., clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl Clay bet Ninth and Tenth.


Harrison William G., merchant (S. F.), dwl S s Eighteenth bet Tele- graph and San Pablo avs.


Harrod Joseph, porter C. P. R. R., dwl 271 Sixth.


Hart Charles, searcher records (S. F.), dwl NW cor Pine and Sew- ยท ard, W. O.


Hart Charles L., conductor freight train C. P. R. R., dwl N s Wil- liam bet Pine and Cedar, W. O.


Hart George, conductor C. P. R. R., dwl Grand Western Hotel, W. O.


Hart James, laborer Oakland Gas Light Co., dwl 409 Seventh.


Hart John, dairyman Sterry Walker, Peidmont Spring Road nr town line, E. O.


Hart Michael, carpenter, dwl W s Goss bet Cedar and Bay, W. O.


Hart Richard, waiter, dwl SW cor Twelfth Av. and East Seven- teenth, E. O.


Hart Timothy, laborer, dwl 409 Seventh.


Harte P., carpenter, dwl Chestnut nr Twenty.eighth.


Hartey John A., blacksmith M. W. Allen, dwl SW cor Franklin and Eleventh.


HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., William H. Jordan agent, office 921 Broadway.


Hartley Frank, clerk, dwl Ss Eighth bet Campbell and Willow, W. O.


For Ice Cream Freezers go to J. S. G. GORDON'S, 469 Ninth Street.


Good productive business property for sale by E. J. KELLY & CO., office 414 Seventh Street.


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O. F. S .- Wheat and cracked corn, 416 Ninth nr Broadway .- O. F. S.


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Hartley Jane Mrs., cook Peder Sather, Ns Twelfth bet Groveand Castro. Hartman H., carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl Central Pacific Railroad House, W. O.


Hartman John, calker C. P. R. R., dwl Railroad Exchange, W. O.


Harton Patrick, laborer Oakland Paving Co.


Hartshorn H., ship carpenter, dwl S s Goss bet Pine and Cedar, W. O.


Hartwig Theodore, marble worker, 853 Harrison.


Harty Morris, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl N s Twenty-first bet Curtis and West.


Harvey G., teamster, dwl Thirty-fifth nr San Pablo Av.


Harvey Robert A., dwl SE cor Lincoln and Campbell, W. O.


Harvey William, farmer, dwl SE cor Lincoln and Campbell, W. O.


Harwood Amos, shoemaker, dwl 563 East Twelfth, E. O.


Harwood William, wharfinger City Wharf, foot Webster, dwl 272 Fourth.


HARWOOD WILLIAM D., editor Oakland Transcript, office 911 Broadway, dwl 272 Fourth.


Haskell Randolph K., carpenter, SE cor West Third and Adeline, W. O.


Haskell W. W., special agent Home Mutual Insurance Co., res Ala- meda.


Haskens C. H., tinsmith, dwl S s Fourteenth bet Market and West. Haskin E. W., manager Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, office C. P. R. R. Depot, dwl Eighth bet Washington and Broadway.


Haskins Abraham, clerk, dwl West Eighth nr Wood, W. O.


HASKINS JOSEPH H., associate principal Golden Gate Academy, Plymouth Av. bet Broadway and Telegraph Av.


Haskins S., carpenter, dwl S s Seventeenth bet Market and West.


Haskins T., carpenter and builder, dwl Seventeenth bet Kirkham and Cypress, W. O.


Haskins Thomas, marble polisher, dwl E s Linden nr Thirtieth.


Hassenger Samuel K., deputy assessor, office 462 Ninth, dwl Seven- teenth bet Grove and Jefferson.


Hassett D. J., clerk, dwl Es Kirkham bet Ninth and Twelfth, W. O.


Hastings Joseph, fireman C. P. R. R., dwl SW cor Thirteenth Av. and East Fourteenth.


Haswell D. J., painter C. P. R. R., W. O.


Haswell Frederick B., secretary and business manager The Central Land Co., office 954 Broadway, dwl Ns Brown bet Telegraph Av. and Grove.


Hatch Albert, driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl Sixth bet Broad- way and Franklin.


Hatch George, laborer, dwl W s Adeline bet West Eighteenth and West Twentieth, W. O.


Hatch Jabez, bookkeeper E. Hook, dwl 1165 Jackson.


Hathaway A. P., carpenter, dwl N s Pine bet Division and Seward, W. O.


Haugsted Andrew, waiter Haugsted & Peterson, dwl 851 Franklin.


STRICKLAND & CO. manufacture account books to order.


TUBBS' HOTEL. Patrons enjoy all the comforts of a country residence.


E. W. WOODWARD & CO .- 958 Broadway-Real Estate Agents.


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Haugsted Louis ( Haugsted & Peterson ), dwl 851 Franklin.


HAUGSTED & PETERSON (Louis Haugsted and F. Peterson ), proprietors Cosmopolitan Restaurant, 861 Broadway, and Oys- ter Grotto, Seventh nr Broadway.


Hauschildt Henry (F. Senram & Co. ), dwl 503 Ninth.


Havemeyer Nicholas, miner, dwl N's Railroad Av. bet Cedar and and Pine, W. O.


Haven Charles D., secretary Union Insurance Co. (S. F.), dwl N s West Eighth bet Adeline and Linden.


Haven Frederick D., clerk (S. F.), dwl N s West Eighth bet Ade- line and Linden.


Haven Joseph, carpenter, dwl Myrtle nr Twenty-seventh.


Haven Thomas, bricklayer, dwl Adeline nr West Twenty-second, W. O.


Haven W. F., dwl 563 Eleventh.


Havens Albert, clerk (S. F.), dwl W s San Pablo Av. bet Seven- teenth and Eighteenth.


Havens C. D., clerk, dwl Grand Central Hotel.


HAVENS HENRY H. (J. F. and H. H. Havens ), dwl 1057 Wash- ington.


Havens Henry H., machine bagmaker (S. F.), dwl S s East Six- teenth bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs, E. O.


HAVENS J. F. & H. H., attorneys at law, office 1069 Broad- way.


Havens John F. (J. F. & H. H. Havens ), dwl Eighteenth bet Castre and Brush.


Havey James, laborer, dwl N s Alden nr San Pablo Av.


Hawes Benjamin, insurance agent (S. F.), dwl 1119 Jefferson.


Hawes George, clerk, dwl 832 Market.


Hawes George H., ruffer Manhattan Marble Co., dwl NE cor Sixth and Market.


Hawes John, engineer, dwl NW cor Linden and Twenty-second.


Hawes Madison, dwl 769 East Fourteenth, E. O.


Hawes Oliver, insurance agent (S. F.), dwl 1119 Jefferson.


Hawes W., carpenter, dwl Market nr Twenty-fourth.


Hawkett A. W., miner, dwl N s Railroad Av. bet Cedar and Pine, W. O.


Hawkett William G., clerk, dwl N s Railroad Av. bet Cedar and Pine, W. O.


Hawkins Elisha, live stock dealer, dwl 921 Broadway.


Hawkins H. E., laborer, dwl 520 Second.


Hawkins Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Twelfth bet Center and Kirkham, W. O.


Hawkins Thomas, blacksmith (S. F.), dwl W s Willow bet Twelfth and Thirteenth, W. O.


Hawley C. H., carpenter, dwl S s Goss bet Pine and Wood, W. O.


Hawley C. J., merchant (S. F.), dwl SW cor Seventh Av. and East Fourteenth, E. O.


Hawley Clara. Miss, teacher Grove St. School, dwl 1057 Washington. Hawthorn Joseph, molder, dwl W s Elm nr College Av.


All sizes refrigerators and ice chests for sale at Gordon's, 469 Ninth.


For Oakland property go to E. J. KELLY & CO., 414 Seventh Street, Oakland.


TUBBS' HOTEL, East Oakland. Most healthy location in the State.


O. F. S .- Oakland Feed Store, 416 Ninth near Broadway-O. F. S.


OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 205 .


Hay Harmon A., laundry, S s Railroad Av. bet Pine and Cedar, W. O.


Haycock James F. (J. F. Haycock & Co., S. F. ), dwl 65 Seventh.


Hayden James, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl 732 Filbert.


Haydock R. M., dwl E s Grove nr Fifth.


Hayes Charles D., jeweler, dwl 716 Ninth.


Hayes Curtis, fireman C. P. R. R., dwl Ns Railroad Av. bet Union and Kirkham, W. O.


Hayes Edward T., laborer, dwl S s Twenty-second bet Market and Curtis.


Hayes John, clerk Charles L. Taylor, res Alameda.


Hayes John B., gardener, dwl Es Alice bet Fourteenth and Fif- teenth.


Hayes Michael, groceries, SW cor Market and West Fifth, W. O.


Hayes Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Adeline and Twenty-eighth.


Hayes Patrick, liquor saloon, 720 Broadway cor Fourth.


Hayes Thomas J. ( Main & Winchester, S. F. ), dwl Es San Pablo Av. bet Twentieth and Twenty-first.


Hayes William O., freight clerk C. P. R. R., dwl W s Myrtle bet West Eighth and West Tenth.


Hayes W. O., tallyman C. P. R. R. Oakland Ferry Wharf, W. O.


Haynes Austin, clerk (S. F.), dwl NW cor Seventh Av. and East Nineteenth, E. O.


Haynes Benjamin, merchant, dwl N s East Nineteenth bet Fifth and Sixth avs, E. O.


Hays E. B., carpenter, dwl 582 Fourth.


Hays John, laborer, dwl 415 Seventh.


Hays Mathew, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 1057 Washing- ton.


Hazel Cyrus, dwl Oakland Trotting Park.


Hazelton Charles H., dwl N s East Nineteenth bet Fifth and Sixth avs, E. O.


Head Edward C. Mrs., Kintergarten School cor Twelfth and Ade- line, dwl 210 Seventh.


Head Edward F., attorney at law (S. F.), dwl 210 Seventh.


Headley M. R., carriage painter John O. N. Smith, dwl 210 Eighth. Heald Allen, live stock dealer, dwl 1120 Ninth Av., E. O.


Healey Jeremiah, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl Railroad Exchange, W. O.


Healey John, calker C. P. R. R., W. O.


Healey Patrick, car repairer C. P. R. R., dwl William bet Cedar and Pine, W. O.


Healey Stephen, dwl 409 Seventh.


Healing James, painter, dwl N s West Third bet Lewis and Henry, W. O.


Healing S., joiner C. P. R. R., W. O.


HEALTH OFFICER, George. E. Sherman, M.D., office basement City Hall.


Healy Jesse, Pacific Rubber Paint Co. (S. F.), dwl 821 Washington. Healy John, telegraph operator, dwl. 821 Washington.


We import the latest styles of Stationery-STRICKLAND & CO.


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E. W. WOODWARD & CO., 958 Bdwy, homes on the instalment plan.


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OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.


HEALY M. J., merchant tailor, 1056 Broadway, dwl Webster bet Eighth and Ninth.


Hearn Peter, carpenter, dwl 1021 Franklin. .


Heath Belle Miss, retoucher Dunham & Lathrop, dwl NE cor Web- ster and Fourteenth.


Heath Chester, dentist, office 1068 Broadway, dwl NE cor Webster and Fourteenth.


Heath Daniel L., carpenter, dwl St. Charles Hotel. +


Heath Frank W., clerk J. S. Crosley, dwl NE cor Fourteenth and Webster.


Heath James,. traveling agent (S. F.), dwl W s Willow bet Twelfth and Thirteenth, W. O.


Heath James A. ( Heath, Gallopp & Co., S. F. ), dwl N s Fifteenth bet Market and West.


Heaton Warren D., real estate agent (S. F.), dwl 2084 Webster.


Hearn Patrick, deck hand C. P. R. R. Co.'s stm Louise.


Hearty John, blacksmith, dwl 957 Franklin.


Hease Cornelius, laborer, dwl 409 Seventh.


Hebard Henry A., dwl W s Clay bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth.


Hebrew Benevolent Society, D. S. Hirshberg secretary, office 1103 Broadway.


Hecker Abraham, carpenter, dwl Fifteenth bet Cypress and Kirk- ham, W. O.


Heckmann Francis, bootmaker I. Alexander, dwl 855 Harrison.


Hector Adolph, waiter R. S. Bailey & Co., dwl Willow bet Cedar and Bay, W. O.


Hefferan M., pile driver C. P. R. R., W. O.


Hefty Mathias, carpenter Burnham, Standeford & Co., dwl 806 Franklin.


Heidtmann Henry, blacksmith Henry Hollis, dwl 1010 Franklin. Heiling James, painter C. P. R. R., W. O.


Heinle Frederick Rev., dwl N s Twelfth bet Harrison and Alice. Heinze August, upholsterer, dwl 707 Broadway.


Held Ernest, hairdressing and bathing saloon, 418 Eleventh, dwl W s Broadway nr Twenty-second.


Held John, barkeeper Held & Neller, dwl cor Twenty-second and New Broadway.


Held Justus ( Held & Neller ), dwl E s Telegraph Av. nr Twenty- fourth.


HELD & NELLER (Justus Held and Leopold Neller ), liquor saloon, cigars and tobacco, 1100 Broadway.


Helbercolt William, shipwright C. P. R. R., W. O.


Helldrake J., laborer California Bridge and Building Co.


Helleker Peter, laborer, dwl E s New Broadway bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth.


Hellerman E. H., tailor John Carter, dwl 172 Sixth.


Hellman Charles, barkeeper G. A. Borkhardt, dwl 462 Sixth. HELMER WILLIAM, undertaker, 914 Broadway, dwl 919 Alice. Helverson John, carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl W s Division bet Cedar and Bay, W. O.


GORDON'S Ice Cream Manufactory, 469 Ninth Street, Oakland.


You have not seen Oakland unless you have seen KELLY & CO., 414 Seventh Street.


Oil-cake meal and ground barley, 416 Ninth Street near Bdwy.


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Hemphill Charles F., accountant, dwl 759 Sixth.


Hemphill Henry, bricklayer, dwl 759 Sixth.


Hemphill Ion, carpenter, dwl 759 Sixth.


Hemphill Lewis, baker, dwl 759 Sixth.


Hemphill Uriah, dwl 759 Sixth.


Hempy B., fireman C. P. R. R., dwl Fifteenth bet Center and Cy- press, W. O.


Hemsworth J., mate C. P. R. R. Co.'s stm Thoroughfare.


Henan James, laborer, dwl 409 Seventh.


Hendershot William ( Hendershot & Lange ), dwl E s San Pablo Av. nr Alden.


Hendershot & Lange ( William Hendershot and Theodore Lange), butchers, E s San Pablo Av. nr Alden.


Henderson Bessie Miss, dressmaker, dwl NW cor Chester and West Third, W. O.


Henderson C., dwl Union bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth, W. O.


Henderson David M., bookkeeper, dwl NE cor Walton and West. Henderson H., carpenter, dwl Nineteenth bet Cypress and Kirkham, W. O.


Henderson H. L., teacher mathematics Golden Gate Academy, dwl Academy Hill.


Henderson H. P., ship carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl N s Division bet Pine and Wood, W. O.


Henderson M., gardener, dwl Twenty-eighth nr Market.


Henderson N., carpenter, dwl St. Charles Hotel.


Henderson Thomas N., patternmaker, dwl S s Laurel bet Telegraph Av. and Broadway.


Henderson Thomas H., secretary Renton Coal Co. (S. F.), dwl 767 Alice.


Hendricks Joseph, waiter Richard Watts, NE cor Railroad Av. and Bay, W. O.


Hendrickson George, fireman C. P. R. R., dwl Charter Oak Hotel.


Hendry R. Mrs., dressmaker, 1011 Franklin.


Hendry Watson, clerk, dwl 1011 Franklin.


Heney Dennis, laborer, dwl 409 Seventh.


Henken John F., wines and liquors, SE cor Eighteenth Av. and East Fourteenth, dwl 1126 Eighteenth Av., E. O.


Henley William, dwl 365 Second.


Hennell Mrs. (widow), boarding, NW cor East Ninth and Fifth Av., E. O.


Henneman David, carpenter, dwl Es Myrtle bet Twelfth and Four- teenth.


Hennessy Michael J., laborer, dwl N s Railroad Av. bet Union and Adeline, W. O.


Hennessy Morris, currier and tanner, dwl Ns Goss bet Pine and Cedar, W. O.


Hennessy P., nurseryman, dwl San Pablo Av. junction of Adeline. Henning John B., carpenter, dwl E s Willow bet Seward and Lin- coln, W. O.


Rich goods suitable for presents at STRICKLAND & CO.'S store.


TUBBS' HOTEL, East Oakland. Horse Cars pass the door every ten minutes.


E. W. WOODWARD & CO., 958 Broadway, Oakland Real Estate.


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Hennings Martin A., clerk C. P. R. R., dwl W s Center bet West Fifth and Railroad Av., W. O.


Henon William, bricklayer, dwl S s Twenty-second bet Curtis and West.


Henrietta Frank, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl Ss Railroad Av. bet Pine and Cedar, W. O.


HENRY ASHMAN C., president Union National Gold Bank, office SE cor Broadway and Ninth, dwl W s Harrison bet Four- teenth and Sixteenth.


Henry Charles E. ( Weidmore, H. & Co. ), dwl Ns William bet Cedar and Bay, W. O.


Henry Edwin, dwl W s Kirkham bet West Eleventh and West Twelfth, W. O.


Henry George, brakeman C. P. R. R., W. O.


Henry John H., carpenter Pacific Planing Mills, dwl N s William bet Cedar and Bay, W. O.


Henry Michael, laborer C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf.


Henry Stephen, carpenter, dwl N s Railroad Av. bet Union and Kirkham, W. O.


Henry Thomas, dwl N s Fourteenth nr Market.


Henseler Joseph, farmer, dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Kirkham, W. O.


Henseler William J., farmer, dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Kirkham, W. O.


Hensey John, laborer, dwl 409 Seventh.


Hensey Samuel, engineer C. P. R. R., res Sacramento.


Henshaw E. T., bookkeeper Taylor & Co., dwl 941 Myrtle, W. O.


Henshaw Frederick W., student, dwl 941 Myrtle, W. O.


Henshaw William G., student, dwl 941 Myrtle, W. O.


Hensley John, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-eighth bet Linden and Filbert.


Hensley John, carpenter, dwl 364 Fourth.


Hensworth Michael, deck hand C. P. R. R. Co.'s stm Thoroughfare, dwl 409 Seventh.


Henwood Emily J., music teacher, dwl 1057 Washington.


Heppner Philip, cigars and tobacco, 831 Broadway.


Herbe A., dwl 620 Second.


Herbert Edward, tailor Samuel Francis, dwl NE cor Ninth and Franklin.


Herbert E. W. H., carpenter Pacific Planing Mills, dwl Seventeenth bet Market and West.


Herbst August, carpenter, dwl 667 Fifth.


Herdt Christian, dwl 807 Jefferson.


Herdtner William, butcher Michael Goldsticker, dwl S s East Four- teenth bet Nineteenth and Twentieth avs, E. O.


Herget Emile W., mill hand, dwl S s Seventeenth bet Market and West.


Herget Henry, stableman, dwl 860 Broadway.


Herlihy Timothy, marble polisher, dwl S s Eighth bet Campbell and Peralta, W. O.


Herman H., joiner C. P. R. R., W. O.


J. S. G. GORDON, agent for Napa Soda Springs. 469 Ninth Street.


Good productive business property on Broadway for sale by E. J. KELLY & CO., 414 Seventh St., Oakland.


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Is especially adapted to the wants of young and middle-aged men, who wish to prepare for the active duties of life, whether as book-keepers, salesmen, merchants, bankers, professional men, or even farmers or mechanics.


THEORY AND PRACTICE


Are combined in such a manner as to make each a powerful help to the other.


The Student Buys, Sells, Ships, Barters. Consigus, Discounts, Insures, Draws Checks, Notes, and Drafts, Gives Leases, Deeds, etc .. and goes through the entire routine of actual business. He becomes acquainted with changing books from Single to Double Entry, and vice versa, and also with Joint-Stock and Partnership Books, and every form and style of Book-Keeping practised in well regulated Business houses. JJobbing, Importing, Commission, and Banking are carried on with the students of the other Colleges in the Association-thus fully illustrating the methods of carrying on business and keeping books when there are different currencies. The pupil becomes familiar with all the calculations and entries connected with Legal Tender and Gold transactions.


SESSIONS CONTINUE DAY AND EVENING.


Clerks, mechanics, and others engaged during business hours, can secure a sound Mercantile Education by attending evenings only. There are no class systems to keep the pupil back ; each cau alvance as rapidly as desired. No particular age or degree of a'lvancement is required to enter the College. We have in operation an


ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT,


Where all the branches of an ordinary English Education are taught, for those who are too young er not sufficiently advanced for the Business Course. Visitors are always welcome at the College.


FURTHER INFORMATION.


Young men and young ladies should obtain full particulars regarding this useful Institute of Practical Education. Now is the time to get an education. Use the present, and you can trust in the future. Competent persons are wanted in all departments of industry. In order to learn all about this school, send for




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