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Harris Thomas, well-digger, brds 121 Pine
Harris Thomas, steward steamship Sonora, res W. s Mason near Jackson
Harris Wm. lock and gun-smith, Leidesdorff bet Commercial and Sacramento
Harrison Eh, painter, Brenham Place, res Broad- way near Sparks
Harrison H. D. of Falkner, Bell & Co. res 128 Cal'a
Harrison James, baker, 82 Pacific
Harrison John, Under-Sheriff, res 154 Sac'o Appointed Sept. 1855.
Harrison John, bar-keeper, 219 Dupont Harrison J. V. book-keeper, Tattersalls Stables, S. E. cor Sac'o and Kearny
Harrison Thomas, soap and candle manf, res 36 Bryant Place
.Harrison R. inspector, Custom House
Harrold James, of R. E. Brewster & Co. dwl N. s Greenwich bet Stockton and Dupont
Harrold John, brewer, with Lyon & Co. dwl cor Jessie and Annie
Harrub G. carpenter, with Ramsay & Bryson, brds 68 Mont'y
HART & STEVENSON, att'ys at law, office Wright's Bdg, cor Mont'y and Jackson
Hart Wm. of H. & S. att'y at law, Notary Pub- lic and U. S. Comm'r Court Claims, dwl near Mission Dolores
Hart Bernard, tailor, dwl S. s Post bet Taylor and Jones
Hart Daniel, laborer, res 31 Broadway
Hart James, dwl 103 Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Hart Jesse, bricklayer, brds W. s Trinity bet Pine and Bush ·
Hart J. B. att'y at law, 7 Armory Hall, cor Sac'o and Mont'y, brds S. W. cor Stockton and Wash'n
Hart Michael, brds at What Cheer House
Hart M. drayman, 84 Sac'o, res S. s Sac'o bet Stockton and Dupont
Hart M. steward, res 40 Bryant Place
Hart M. mason at Gas Works
Hart Richard, cook, Oriental Hotel
Hart T. H. actor, 7 Maiden Lane
Hart Wm. laborer, res Yerba Buena near Sac'o Hartjen Ernest, tailor, 14 Second
Hartman Henry, rentier, res Hartman's Alley Hartman Isaac, att'y at law, S. W. cor Com'l and
Mont'y, 2d floor, res Townsend bet Second and Third
Hartman J. H. 141 Wash'n
Hartman Lucien, saloon, 231 Pacific
Hartman M. bread-baker, with Thomas P. Flint Hartmann Edward, painter, res Greenwich near Mason
Hartmann J. hat store, 151 Kearny Hartmann J. cook, 33 Webb
Hartnel Morris, vegetables, 57 Jessie, near An- thony
Harts M. expressman, W. s Rassette Place Hartshorne B. M. office cor Davis and Senator Hartt & Hudemann, jobbers in mdse, 70 Cal'a, up-stairs
Established Jan. 1854.
Hartt Cbas. J. of H. & H. 70 Cal'a, up-stairs, dwl S. E. cor Green and Mason
Hartnell M. fireman at Gas Works
Harvey Charles C. of Gildemeester & Harvey, S. E. cor Battery and Wash'n, 2d floor, res Yerba Buena bet Clay and Sac'o
Harvey C. dwl Green near Stockton Harvey Frank, engineer steam-tug Saucelito Harvey James C. dealer in paints and oils, dwl Clay Street Court
Harvey & Doran, boarding house, 189 Kearny Harvey Edward C. sail-maker, 61 Jackson, up- stairs
Hasbach A. clerk with Chs. Baum, S. E. cor C. H. exchange, brds N. s Jackson below Battery
Haseltine H. & Co. dealers in ship-stores, Pacific Wharf near Drumům
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Haseltine H. of H. & Co
Haskell & Duren, blacksmiths and wheelwrights, 88 Pine
Haskell J. N. of H. & Duren, res Post bet Kear- and Dupont
Haskell Mrs. Jane, liquor saloon, Davis bet Clarke and Jackson
Haskell L. wool-dealer, office Davis bet Cal'a and Pine, up-stairs
Haskell Phineas, sash and blind maker, Market Street Mills, dwl S. W. cor Tehama and Sec- ond
Haskell Walden, laborer, dwl N. s Stevenson near Third
Haskell William, 2d eng'r Ophir Flour Mills
Haskin D. C. brds International Hotel
Haskin Mrs. Mary F. res S. s Sac'o bet Powell and Stockton
Haskins E. I. dep'y wharfinger, Market Street Wharf, res W. s Davis near Jackson
Haslett James, ballasting, N. E. cor Kearny and Vallejo
Hasner Joseph, cook with Charles Bloed
Hasey Robert J. carpenter, res Vallejo near Kearny
Hass mcht, Cal'a, res E. s Stockton bet Post and Sutter
Hassey F. A. soliciting agent, office 113 Mont'y, res N. s Cal'a bet Dupont and Stockton
Hass & Rosenfeld, imp'rs and dealers in clothing and dry goods, 86 Cal'a
Established November, 1851.
Hass Solomon, of H. & Rosenfeld, 86 Cal'a Hasson William, machinist, Pacific Foundry Haste & Kirk, coal-dealers, 149 Cal'a
Haste John H. of H. & Kirk, res cor Powell & Ellis
Hastings John, (M. D.) 234 Wash'u
Hastings J. F. clerk at Noisy Carrier Book Store, res 87 Battery
Hastings N. carpenter, res Albion House
Hastings S. C. att'y at law, 92 Merchant, 2d floor, first chief justice of State of California, term 1854
Hastings T. B. mcht, Mission Dolores
Hasty C. L. lumber-dealer, res E. s Sherwood Hasty William, clerk, Wells, Fargo & Co
Hastoon William, blacksmith, res E. s Hubbard near Howard
Hatch A. D. res Sutter bet Hyde and Larkin Hatch T. H. res Sutter bet Hyde and Larkin Hatchell H. shoemaker, E. s Clara near Bush Hatfield J. of Houston & Co
Hatfelzer Leonard, baker, 31 Sac'o
Hathaway Charles S. of Morgan, H. & Co. 28 Front, res N. s Chesnut bet Stockton and Powell
Hathaway C. W. produce com mcht, Clay bet East and Drumm
Hathaway D. (M. D.) physician, office N. E. cor Clay and Mont'y
Hattenhorn H. H. prptr Old Hickory Saloon, S. W. cor Jackson and Front
Hatting P. res New England House
Hauffman Simon, dry goods mcht, res cor Union and Varenne
Hauser Charles, boots and shoes, 165 Wash'n
Hauser & Co. shoe-store, 244 Dupont Hauser D. of H. & Co. res Dupont bet Green and Union
Hauser F. H. with A. Schuppert
Haussman A. mcht, 239 Clay
Hautier L. syrup manf, 89 Broadway, bet Kear- ny and Dupont
Haven William S. clerk with Pacific M. S. S. Co Havens J. P. & R. J. insurance agents, office 106 Mont'y
Havens J. P. of J. P. & R. J. H. res 397 Powell
Mr. H. as agent for tbe underwriters, has long occupied a prominent position among our business men ; while his busi- ness tact and enpacity bas fully protected the interests of bis constituents, his prompt and honorable adjustment and urbane denicanor, have commanded the respect and won the regard of his fellow citizens. He retired from the posi- tion of alderman with credit to himself and public approval of bis career.
Haverty John, miner, res Vallejo bet Sansome and Mont'y
Hawes H. att'y at law, 161 Mont'y, 2d floor Hawes Morrison, res cor Taylor and Pine Hawkins Arthur, moulder, Union Foundry Hawkins H. B. rec. teller at Tallant & Wilde, N.
W. cor Mont'y and Clay, res 278 Clay
Hawkins James, in Custom House, dwl S. s Post, bet Mont'y and Kearny
Hawkins J. W. inspector, Custom House
Hawks J. D. of Goodwin & Co. 119 Front, dwl N. s Mission, bet Third and Fourth
Hawley &Co. dealers in hardware, S. E. cor Cal'a and Battery
Established April 1849 as Hawley, Sterling & Co. ; changed to present style October, 1852.
Hawley C. A. of Hawley & Co. S. E. cor Cal'a and Battery, dwl Second E. s above Folsom Hawley D. N. of Hawley & Co. S. E. cor Cal'a and Battery, dwl Park Place, bet Essex and Second
Hawley F. S. of Hawley & Co. S. E. cor Cal'a and Battery, res Essex W. s above Folsom Hawley C. J. & Co. grocery mchts, cor Battery and Commerce
Established as Hawley & Peasely in October 1853; changed to present style in 1856.
Hawley C. J. of C. J. H. & Co
Hawley Jacob C. clerk at Hawley & Co's. cor Battery and Commerce
Hawley C. E. res 280 Stockton Hawley M. P. brds at Niantic Hotel
HAWXHURST W. wooden-ware mcht, 112 and 114 Front, res W. s Prospect Place bet Clay and Sac'o
Establisbed under present style February, 1854.
Hawxhurst Robert, clerk with W. Hawxhurst Hayden Alex. M. book-keeper at International Hotel
Elected to and held the position of assistant clerk of California Legislature, (Assembly,) during Seventh Session, (1856.)
Hayden & Humphreys, produce, Clay near Drumm
Hayden C. W. of H. & Co. res cor Sac'o and Taylor
Hayden G. J. dentist, 113 Mont'y, 2d floor Hayden Miss Kate, 7 Everett Hayden L. fireman, Oriental Hotel
Hayden Washington, blacksmith, brds cor Lom= bard and Leavenworth
Hayden - -, dentist, res Tehama House
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Hayes A. H. printer at office of " Town Talk" Hayes A. M. of Flint & Hayes, Custom House Exchange Saloon, cor Battery and Wash'n Hayes E. M. & Co. liquor mchts, 133 Clay .
Hayes E. M. of E. M. H. & Co. res N. W. cor Third and Mission
Hayes George, painter with Wm. Worthington Hayes Geo. W. sign painter with Deane & Oliver Hayes James, marble-worker, 91 Mont'y
Hayes James, stone-cutter, res Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Hayes John, laborer, 7 Rassette Place
Hayes R. E. jeweler, 135 Mont'y
Hayes N. of Alexander & Co. res 245 Kearny
Hayes Nicholas, auctioneer, dwl 247 Kearny Hayes Owen, laborer, brds 7 Rassette Place
Hayes Patrick, laborer, dwl E. s Brown's Alley Hayes Richard, laborer, dwl Dupont near Union Hayes R. stone-cutter, dwl W. s Sonoma Place Hayes Thomas, clerk Fourth District Court
Hayes Thomas R. book-keeper at Main & Win- chester's, 82 Battery, res S. E. cor Pine and Kearny
Hayes T. laborer, res Brown's Alley
Hayes Wm. of Stanly & Hayes, res N. s St. Mark's Place near Stockton
Hay A. M. speculator, dwl N. W. cor Dupont and Greenwich
Hayley Michael, laborer, res Louisa bet Fourth and Haywood
Hayley Robert, res 58 Broadway
Hayley Wm. laborer, res Bernard near Taylor
Haynes & Lawton, importers of crockery and glassware, 126 Sansome
Haynes Benj. of H. & L.
Haynes John, tea mcht, office 95 Front, res cor Mission and Fourth
Haynes N. sea captain, res cor Taylor and Sac'o
Haynes T. J. & Co. com mchts, 37 Cal'a
Haynes T. J. of T. J. H. & Co. res Howard bet Second and Third
Hays David, shipping agent, office S. E. cor Sac'o and Front, 2d floor
Hays David, clerk, 57 Pacific
Hays Daniel, porter, brds 20 Sansome
HAYS JOHN C., U. S. Surveyor-General, office 73 Mont'y Block, res at Oakland Hays Samuel, cigar dealer, 57 Pacific
Hays Mrs. Susan M. cigar-dealer, 45 Com'l
Hays -, miner, brds 95 Dupont
Hayse Anne, (col'd) laundress, res S. s Russ Court near Trinity
Hayward G. B. of Wilson & Hayward, 23 Battery Hayward Luther, carpenter, res W. s Front bet Pine and Bush
Hayward - , feed store, W. s Battery bet Bush and Pine
Hayward Mrs. Mary, actress, American Theater Haywood B. carpenter at San Francisco Saw Mills, brds with S. D. Gilmore
Haywood Cincinnatus, prompter Amer'n Theater, res N. W. cor Green and Sansome
Heywood William (col'd) miner, res Powell near Broadway
Hazard Geo. A. of W. C. Annan & Co. 89 Front, res W. s Dupont bet Bush and Sutter Hazard P. F. dancing academy, Pickwick Hall, Bush
Hazard M. at Rassette House
Hazeltine S. B. cor Pike and Sac'o, 2d floor Hazeltine - res W. s Front bet Pine and Bush
Hazen M. F. mdse brokers, cor Front and Com'l, 2d floor
Heahnlen J. F. in Custom House, res S. s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Heald William, brds Susquebanna House
Healy Edward, clerk with Holcome & Doles, cor Kearny and Clay
Heany William, laborer at Gas Works
Hearn John, carrier " Evening Bulletin "
Heath James, hostler, Tattersall Stables, cor Sac'o and Kearny, res S. s Geary bet Powell and Mason
Heath R. W. of Greene, H. & Allen, 56 Front, res South Park
Heatley John D. coal and wood broker, office First bet Market and Mission
Hecht A. mcbt, brds 69& Sac'o
Hecht A. dealer in clothing, 71} Battery
Hecker Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 34 Com'l Heco Joseph, clerk with Macondray & Co. 54 and 56 Sansome
Hedges Geo. M. at R. E. Raimond's office, 105 Front
Hedley & Co. prptrs Excelsior Soda Factory, 157 Cal'a
Hedley P. D. of Hedley & Co. 157 Cal'a, res N. W. cor Cal'a and Mont'y
Hee Hee & Co, (Chinese,) mchts, 195 Sac'o
Heeuan & Young, blacksmiths, 123 Pine
Heenan Michael of H. & Young, res 123 Pine Heffernan James, blacksmith at Murray Iron Works, Jackson
Hefferon James, boiler-maker, res with Richard Keating
Hefley William, carpenter, N. s Pine bet Stock- ton and Powell
Hegelund H. W. musician at American Theater Hegeman S. J. book-keeper with Randall & Co. res Greenwich bet Stockton and Dupont
Hegnemann Ed. clerk, 104 Clay, res S. s Sutter bet Dupont and Stockton
Hcighe William H. gen'l clerk banking dep't Wells, Fargo & Co.
Heilarker Charles, at Railroad House
Heineberg A. mcht, res W. s Second bet Mission and Minna
Heinmann M. (M. D.) office over Lucas, Turner & Co. cor Jackson and Mont'y, res 230 Kearny
Heinold J. prptr Union Bakery, 372 Stockton Heinsenberger I. A. carpenter, 70 Union
Heiser Charles L. of Case, H. & Co. 58 and 60 Sansome
Heitmiller F. blacksmith, E. s Kearny bet Geary and Sutter
Heizenberger Joseph, blacksmith with C. Kraus Heizer H. saloon, S. W. cor Kearny and St. Mark's Place
Heizman John, watch-maker, 52 Com'l
Heintzelman H. P. brds St. Nicholas Hotel Held Louis, Rassette House
Helderbrandt Martin, grocer, S. W. cor Brannan and Harris
Heley J. res W. s Trinity bet Bush and Sutter
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Heller & Brother, imp'rs and job'rs fancy and dry goods, 83 Cal'a, Established April, 1856.
Heker Martin, of H. Brothers, 83 Cal'a, res N. s Geary bet Kearny & Dupont
Heller Moses, of H. Brothers, 83 Cal'a
Hellermann C. tailor, res S. s St. Mark's Place
Hellmann, Brothers & Co. com mchts, 124 Cal'a Established January, 1850.
Hellmann R. of H., Brothers & Co. res O'Farrell bet Stockton and Dupont
Hellmann M. book-keeper with Seligman & Co. Cal'a
Hellwig A. musician, res W. s Trinity bet Bush and Sutter
HELMERING & PLEGE, grocery store, S. W. cor Powell and Vallejo
Established io 1853.
Helmering C. A. of H. & Plege
Helmke & Alers, grocers, N. W. cor Dupont and Sutter
Helmke A. of H. & A., N. W. cor Dupont and Sutter
Helmke Gustavus, of Janssen & H., N. W. cor Battery and Bush
Helmken John Theo. of Lakemann & H. 129 Kearny, res Jessie bet Second and Third
Helms Henry, at Phenix Saloon, S. E. cor Pine and Kearny
Helpin James, laborer, 25 and 29 Front Helwig Peillip, baker with Zeile & Runkel Hemphill Thos. S. clerk with Smiley, Yerkes & Co IIemprich L. hair-dresser, 174 Washington
Hempstead C. H. of Bigler, Thomas & H. 98 Merchant 2d floor
Hempstead D. B. notary public, office 98 Mer- chant, 2d floor
Henarie D. V. B. Tremont House
Henarie D. clerk at P. Chrystals, res 379 Stockton Henarie S. K. printer at "Town.Talk " office, 149 Wash'n
Henck C. tailor, res Green bet Kearny and Mont'y Henck A. cigar dealer, 64 Kearny
Hencke Wm. porter, 124 Cal'a
Hencken & Co. grocers, S. E. cor Stockton and Sutter
Hencken Wm. H. grocer, cor Third and Perre Henderson Benj. liquor mcht, res 54 Mellus
Henderson F. importer and dealer in dry goods, 61 Sac'o, res 160 Sac'o
Established March 1, 1852.
Henderson J. liquor saloon, Drumm 1 door from Pacific
Henderson Thomas H. clerk with F. Henderson, 61 Sac'o, res 160 Sac
Henderson & Brown, prptrs Cochituate Baths and Hair Dressing Saloon, 57 Sansome
Henderson W. O. of H. & B. res S. s Bush bet Dupont and Stockton
Hendley A. C., E. s Prospect Place, bet Clay and Sac'o
Hendrick S. wine aud liquor saloon, 95 Pine Hendricks & Cornynn, prptrs Central House Hendricks Wm. of H. & C
Hendricks Francis, harness maker, 101 Cal'a Hendrickson's Dining Saloon, 111 and 113 Clay
and 74, 76, 78 and 80 Com'1, S. Hendrickson prptr
Hendrickson S. prptr H. Saloon
Hendrickson Wm. brds at What Cheer House
Hendrie D. McK. book-keeper at Hendrickson's Saloon
Hendrie J. W. of Lockwood & Co. 176 Clay
Hendrie R. wines and liquors, 182 Montgomery Hendrie R. liquor store, 138 Clay, res 138 Mont'y Hendry Wm. M. blacksmith, res cor Mellus and Jane
Hendy Jas. drayman, 115 Clay, res Lombard near Powell
Heney Charles H. prptr of pioneer coal yard, res 245 Sac'o
Heney Geo. K. cigars 104 Merchant, res 145 Sac'o Henke Martin, laborer, 67 Sac'o
Henke Wm. clerk, brds 55 Mont'y
Hencken Henry, of Hencken & Co. S. E. cor Sut- ter and Stockton
Henkin C. groceries, cor Pacific and Taylor Henley Geo. W. clerk with T. J. Henley
Henley Thos. J. Sup't Indian Affairs, California, office and res W. s Dupont near Cal'a
Late Postmaster San Francisco ; elector for President and Vice President U. S. 1852, and formerly M. C. from State of Indiana.
Henley . , res N. s Post bet Mont'y and Kearny
Henory Wm. (col'd) boot-black, 160 Mont'y
Henriksen B. A. res 88 Kearny
Henry C. minstrel, San Francisco Hall
Henry Charles, lahorer, brds at Orleans House
Henry Joseph, at Railroad House
Henry George, Nevada House, Vallejo bet Bat- tery and Sansome
Henry Wm. (col'd) res Scott's Alley
Henry George, porter liouse, Davis near Vallejo Hensch John E. & Co. grocers, N. W. cor Third and Bryant
Henschel & Maurice, ship and custom brokers, office Battery op Custom House
Henschel H. L. of H. & M. res cor Stockton and Filbert
Hense,E. collector "Cal. Democrat," 205 Dupont, 2d floor
Hensing Otto, cigar dealer, 63 Kearny
Hensley Samuel J. President Cal. Steam Nav. Co, office N. E. cor Front and Jackson, 2d floor, rooms S. W. cor Mont'y and Com'l, res San José
Major H. is emphatically a pioneer on the Pacific coast, hav- ing emigrated to Oregon in 1843. Soon afterward visited Capt. Sutter at New Helvetia, (now Sacramento,) with whom he formed business relations which continued for a long period, end were closed highly to their mutual satis- faction. Maj. Hensley was a leader in the Bear Flag move- ment, commanding a battalion, and otherwise by his great influence sustaining that enterprise. After the close of the Mexican war, Maj. Hensley established a mercantile bonse in Sacramento City, and in 1849 was located at the old em- barcadero, corner of Froot and I Streets. Afterward he- established a banking bouse at that place, under the firm of Hensley, Merrill & Co., which enjoyed the confidence of the community-a confidence never ahused-until closed by the removal of Mr. M. to the Eastern States. During the early years of hia residence in Oregon and California, Maj. H. was employed in surveying, trapping and exploring, and is, probably, practically better acquainted with the geogra- phy of the rivers of Oregon and this State, than any other man,-particularly of the sourcea of the Sacramento, which in his varions expeditions be fully explored. Maj. Hensley has a beautiful place dear San Jose, where, in tha posses- aion of an ample fortone, be is surrounded with the com- forte and Inxuries of civilization, io a home created by him- eelf from the wilderness of his early axperience.
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Hensley Helen, steamer, commanded by Capt. E. C. M. Chadwick, and owned by the Cal. · Steam Navigation Co .; employed in the Sac- ramento and Marysville trade; loads at Pa- cific Street Wharf
The Helen Hensley was built in San Francisco, under the superintendence of Capt. James Whitney, Jr., who was a joint owner with Col. S. J. Hensley, the late James Blair, E. C. M. Chadwick, and John Polk, the original proprie- tors. The Helen Hensley is built after the style of the magnificent Mississippi packets, with elegant cabios, state rooms, halls, etc., extending nearly the entire length of the boat, elevated above the main deck, and entirely discon- nected with the freight-room and general business of the boat, and affording ample room for exercise and recreation, necessarily more restricted on boats differently constructed. She is propelled by two powerful high-pressure engines, and is not surpassed in speed by any boat upon the waters. Her superior accommodations, and the popular manders of Capt. Chadwick, have rendered the Hensley a favorite, doing full justice to the amiable and accomplished lady (Mrs. Samuel J. Hensley) from whom she derives her name. Dimensions : Length of keel, 175 feet , breadth of heam, 30 feet ; depth of hold, 5}% feet ; carrying capacity, 375 tons.
Henson George, shoemaker, N. s Pacific 1 door from Powell
HENTSCH HENRY, banker and assay office, Wright's Bdg, cor Jackson and Mont'y, dwl 189 Pine
Established in 1854.
Hepburn Andrew, butcher, cor Brannan and Johnston, res 81 Dupont
Hepworth John M. miller, res 9 Auburn
Herald San Francisco, daily newspaper, E. s Mont'y bet Sac'o and Cal'a
Established June 1st, 1850, by Messrs. Foy, Nugent & Co. The editorial department, under Mr. Joo. Nugent. has been ably conducted. Mr. Upton is at present associate editor. The " Herald " was established as an independent or neu- tral paper, but at this time advocates the Democratic nomi- nees.
Herbain L. A. cabinet-maker, 190 Jackson Herbison Wm. mason, brds 23 Trinity
Hercules, steam-tug, Charles Goodall, captain ; owned by Saucelito Water and Steam Tug Company; office cor Drumm and Wash'n; lands at Washington Street Wharf
Hereford T. S. invoice examiner, Custom House, res 42 Natoma
Heringhi Bernard, manf jeweler, 250 Dupont, res cor Broadway and Kearny
Herked John, gunsmith, Pacific bet Davis and Front
Hermann Lucien, Notary Public, office McAllis- ter Bdgs, 3d floor, res S. s Bush bet Stock- ton and Powell
Hermann Samuel, Notary Public, office McAllis- ter's Bdg, 3d floor
Herman G. tailor, dwl S. s Post bet Dupont and Kearny
Hern John, hrds at Rassette House
Hernandez M. cigar manf, brds at Orleans House Herri W. F. newspaper dealer, 239 Clay
Herrera Francisco, Consul New Granada, res Bryant bet Second and Third
Herrera F. San Francisco College
Herrick Edwin, res 248 Stockton
Herrick & Pracey, machinists, Fountain Head Water Works, Market
Established Oct. 1855.
Herrick Nelson R. of H. & P. res Mont'y near Union
Herrick Wm. F. designer and engraver on wood, 174} Clay, 3d floor, res Riley above Taylor
| Herring Mrs. M. prptr Keystone Temperance House, Jackson bet Davis and Drumm
Herring S. W. clerk, at Keystone Temperance House, Jackson bet Davis and Drumm Herringer John C. jeweler, res Vallejo bet Powell and Mason
Herrington O. laborer, res Ohio near Broadway Herrmans M. jeweler, 130 Mont'y
Herrman S. mcht, 706 Clay, res Stockton bet Post and Sutter
Herron T. W. steward steamship Golden Gate, res Vallejo near Sansome
Hersee George, of Biggs & Co
Hersey Amos, drayman, res Kemble near Sac'o Hersh B. clerk with Fr. Franck & Co. 89 Cal'a Hertel George, barber, 211 Kearny bet Jackson and Pacific
Hertel R. clothing store, East near Clay, res 65 Cal'a
Hertz H. musician, 99 Broadway bet Dupont and Stockton
Herwig Wm. music teacher, res 117 Bush
Herwig Wm. music teacher, res 159 Stockton
Herzberg J. broker and com mcbt, office 176
Mont'y, res S. s Greenwich bet Mason and Taylor
Herzog Christ. res N. s Vallejo near Powell Herzog C. F. 24 Com'l
Herzog H. drayman, cor Sac'o and Battery, res N. E. cor Post and Stockton
Hesketh J. blacksmith, 194 Sansome
Heslep A. M. att'y, office 91 Merchant, 2d floor
Hesler Wm. & Co. prptrs American bakery
Hesler Wm. of Wm. H. & Co
He Son (Chinese,) washing and ironing, 157 Front Hess A. res Stockton bet Wash'n and Clay
Hess Chas. jobber of dry goods, 82 Sac'o basem't Hess E. R. 87 Com'l, 2d floor
Hess Fred. printer, " California Democrat " office, 205 Dupont
Hess G. R. bar-keeper, Old Dominion saloon Hess Jos. brds at What Cheer House
Hess L. of S. L. Jacobs & Co. 70 Cal'a, res Post near Stockton
Heston J. F. carpenter, res N. s Bernard near Taylor
Heuston A. contractor, 116 Cal'a, N. W. cor Post and Dupont
Hewer William, physician and surgeon, N. E. cor Jackson and Kearny
Hewes Joshua, with David Hewes
HEWES DAVID, street contractor and builder, res Stevenson W. of Third
Hewitt C. M. mariner, res 7 Berry
Hewlett John C. mcht, office 89 Front, res Teba- ma House
Hewig Robert of Poppe Bros. N. E. cor Com'l and Battery
Hews Jobn, well digger, brds 121 Pine
Hewston J. chemist, 104 Mont'y
Hey John, prptr City Bakery, W. s Stockton bet Bush and Sutter
Heydenfeldt Elcan, att'y at law, res E. s Stock- ton bet Bush and Sutter
Mr. H. was elected representative of Legislature, (Senate) from San Francisco County, 1849, first session; drew for long term with D. C. Broderick, and served second session. Ap- pointed District Judge of Seventb Judicial District in 1851, by Governor McDougal. In 1853, represented San Fran- cisco in Legislature of State (Assembly).
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Heyer A. clerk, S. W. cor Pine and Sansome Heyfron Matthew, laborer, res S. s Perry near Third
Heyle Wm. S. sup't City Powder Magazine, office 68 Battery
Heyn Ernst, dry goods dealer, 354 Stockton Heynemann, Pick & Co. dry goods, 104 Clay Heynemann L. of H. P. & Co
Heyward C. comedian, American Theater Heywood Z. B. lumber, Cal'a near Drumm, res on Drumm near Cal'a
Hezekiel M. mcht. brds with M. E. Hagon Hibben Thos. N. of the Noisy Carrier B. & S. Co. res N. s Pine above Dupont
Hichborn A. C. drayman, 105 Sansome, res N. s Minna bet Second and Third
Hichens Ed. drayman, 115 Battery
Hickey Andrew, laborer, dwl S. s Howard bet First and Second
Hickey James, liquor saloon, 61 Jackson
Hickey J. P. & Co. druggists, 323 Dupont Hickey J. P. of J. P. H. & Co
HICKEY P. J. prptr Union Warehouse, N. W. cor Union and Battery, res S. s Mission bet Second and Third
Establisbed as Gulliver & Hickey, liquor merchants, Nov. 1850. Changed to P. J. Hickey & Co. general merchants, Sacramento, Oct. 1851 ; then to present style January, 1852. Was elected to and held the office of Councilman of Saera- mento, April, 1852, and resigned said office Sept. 1852. Established present business January, 1856.
Hickman Edw'd, barber, 126 Com'l
Hickox Geo. C. cashier Exp. Dept. Wells, Fargo & Co. dwl S. s Tebama bet First and Second Hicks Wm. dry goods, 145 Mission
Hide Company, Rodgers & Fullerton, prptrs, Water het Mason and Chesnut
Establisbed in 1850, for the preparation of hides, by Charles Welcb, and in 1855 by present firm.
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