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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
(7 Rifles, Fowling Pieces and Pistols, repaired and warranted.
NOISY CARRIER'S BOOK & STATIONERY
97 BATTERY ST. 64 and 66 LONG WHARF, SAN FRANCISCO.
[Incorporated according to an Act of the Legislature of Cali- fornia, Jan. 1, 1855.]
CHAS. P. KIMBALL, PRES.
CHAS. P. KIMBALL, THOMAS N. HIBBEN, TRUSTEES. G. B. HAYWOOD,
LUSTEES.
D. E. APPELTON, SECRETARY.
CHAS. GALACAR, Agent, New York.
PHONIZ IRON WORKS.
LABOR
OMNIA VINCIT.
FIRE-PROOF
SHUTTERS,
VAULTS,
PHOENIX
WORKS .
DOORS, &c.
BLACKSMITHING GENERALLY.
Battery Street, between Pacific and Broadway, SAN FRANCISCO.
JONA. KITTREDGE,. Proprietor.
SAN FRANCISCO [ H] DIRECTORY. 113
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, JACKSON STREET,
BETWEEN MONTGOMERY AND KEARNY
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
INTERNATIONALE HOTELL
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Warrin C. But SAN FRANCISCO.
D. N. HUNT, PROPRIETOR.
ROOMS BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH, WITH OR WITH- OUT BOARD, AT REASONABLE PRICES.
P FAMILIES furnished with Suites of Rooms, which are commodious and well ventilated; and persons visiting San Francisco may rest assured that all the comforts and quiet found in a Private House may be met with at this Hotel.
THE INTERNATIONAL COACH " Is always in attendance, to convey passengers to and from the Boats,
AT ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH PERSON.
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JUSTH & HUNTER, SSAYERS - OF
Gold, Silver, and Ores of every description. NORTH-EAST CORNER OF
BATTERY AND MERCHANT STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.
ALSO, BRANCH OFFICE, First Street, third Door from D, MARYSVILLE.
Returns made in from 12 to 24 hours, in Coin or Bars, at the option of the depositor.
E. JUSTH, Late of the U. S. Mint, SAN FRANCISCO.
I. H. HUNTER, MARYSVILLE.
We hereby certify that MR. E. JUSTH was Assistant Assayer in the United States Branch Mint, from April, 1854, to this date, during which time he performed his duties most faithfully and intelligently, and we take pleasure in recommending him to the Public, as a competent and faithful Assayer.
A. HARASZTHY, U. S. Assayer. LOUIS AIKEN BIRDSALL, Supt. U. S. Branch Mint.
SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 10th, 1855.
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Jordan Michael, builder, res Stockton near Lom- bard
Jordan M. watchmaker and jeweler, 165 Mont'y, res 177 Wash'n
Jordan J. (col'd) steward at International Hotel Jorgensen & Beauchamp, dealers in tin-ware, 179 Com'l
Jorgensen J. E. of J. & Beauchamp, 179 Com'l Joselyn -, auctioneer, Com'1, brds 16 San- Joseph David, clothing dealer, Pacific near Front Joseph Bros. watch-makers and jewelers, dealers in materials, 149 Mont'y
Establisbed 1850.
Joseph L. B. of J. B. 149 Mont'y
Joseph J. B. of J. B. 149 Mont'y
Josepha Joseph S. laborer, with Horton & Gibbs Joseph J. J. bowling saloon, 127 Com'l, res W. s Powell N. of Green
Joseph J. J. butcher with Suhling & Co. S. E. cor Dupont and Bush
Joseph L. brds What Cheer House
JOSEPHI I. S. & CO. importersof watches and jewelry, 176 Washington
Established as R. Josephi & Co. Oct., 1849 ; changed to pre- sent style Jnne, 1856.
Josephi Isaac S. of I. S. J. & Co. 176 Wash'n, res Cal'a bet Dupont and Stockton
Josephi Robert, jeweler, 176 Wash'n, res Cal'a bet Dupont and Stockton
Josselyn & Co. ship chandlers, Market above Steward
Established in 1851 by Smith & Co. ; 1856 by present owners. Josselyn Geo. M. of Josselyn & Co. res Folsom bet First and Second
Josselyn J. H. (M. D.) room 1 Express Building, res St. Nicholas Hotel
Jourdain Victor, jeweler, 81 Bush, in rear Jourden Wm. res S. s Clementina bet Second and Ecker
Joy Hartford, res near Green
Joy Wm. pilot, Steamer Anne Abernethy
Joyce Peter, lumberman, res Union House
Joyslin B. F. clerk, 137 Mont'y
Judah B. barber, 126 Com'l
Judge H. harness-maker, 136 Kearny, res S. s Jackson bet Stockton and Powell
Judson E. of Farmer, Chase & Co. dwl Mission Dolores
Juidici Chas. harness-maker, 79 Jackson
Junge C. blacksmith, res E. s Powell bet Pine and Bush
Jurgens B. grocer, N. W. cor Kearny and Pine Just Edward, porter, "True Californian " office Just Antoine, res rear of 404 Stockton
Justh & Hunter, assayers, N. E. cor Battery and Merchant
Organized May 15tb, 1855.
Justh E. of J. & H. res 189 Stockton
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KAEDING C. G. laborer, res N. s Post bet Mason and Powell
Kafka John, (M. D.) office S. W. cor Pine and Kearny, 2d floor Kah Joseph, cook, 59 Kearny
Kahlcke Peter, cigar store, 213 Kearny, bet Jack- son and Pacific
Kalın Heymann, porter, 81 Cal'a
Kaindler Althouse. of Verdier & Kaindler, 150 Kearny, res Mission cor Price
Kaiser Mrs. M. milliner, Vallejo near Dupont Kalacher Mrs. Anne, laundress, res Mason bet Pacific and Broadway
Kalisher A. with M. B. Ashim & Bro
Kalisher E. D. mcht, res N. s Sutter bet Dupont and Kearny
Kallesky Myers, clerk with Gallack, Davis near Chambers
Kallmes Joseph, with R. Krambach
Kally Wm. porter house, res 3 Pennsylvania Av- enue
Kamp Alias, tailor, Jackson near Davis
Kanary M. Market cor Minna and Jane
Kane Albert, with Chas. Bloed
Kane John, blacksmith, brds 13 Clementina
Kane M. Jr. U. S. store-keeper, Flint's Ware- house
Appointed Inspector of Customs in 1853, by Major Hammood, Collector of Customs.
Kane Michael C. waiter, 20 Sansome
Kanitz M. with Adolph Sutro
Kaplan & Cowen, cigar dealers, 61 Pacific bet Battery and Front
Kaplan Lewis, of K. & C.
Karigan John, laborer, res S. s Mellus bet Jane and Third
Karsch J. D. ot Karsch & Co. res W. s Mason near Clay
Karr Wm. boarding house, N. s Chambers bet Battery and Front
Karst Charles, waiter, 67 Sac'o
Kaskal J. F. hatter, 149 Com'l
Kaskal M. hats, 149 Com'l
Kasson C. S. salesman with Hill, Willoughby & Johnson, 62 Front
Kasten Wm. book-keeper with Bernard, Eger & Co. res 193 Mont'y
Kating Dennis, boarding house, cor Jackson and Jones' Alley
Kating Richard, boarding house, Sevenson near First
Kavanaugh George, prptr Pioneer Bakery, E. s Powell bet Broadway and Vallejo
Keafe Timothy, butcher, cor Sac'o aud Drumm
Kean John, cooper, res S. s Sutter bet Stockton and Powell
Kean Wm. hostler, 129 Cal'a, res S. E. cor Cal'a and Kearny
Keane Michael, carpenter, res rear 404 Stockton Keane Patrick, clerk with John Rodgers, 83 Kearny
Kearney James M. plasterer, res Market near Kearny
Kearney Matthew, printer "Bulletin " office
Kearny John, brds Mariners' House
Kearny M. att'y at law, S. W. cor Merchant and Mont'y, 3d floor
Keating H. blacksmith, Pacific bet Dupont and Stockton
Keating Patrick, grocery mcht, Stevenson bet First and Second
Kee Wo, (Chinese) tea and provision store, 235 Dupont
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Keefe Daniel H. cooper, Sac'o near Drumm Keefe Timothy, liquor dealer, Davis near Oregon Keeler H. D. (M. D.) office 163 Cal'a, 2d floor Keeler Thomas, carpenter, res 163 Front
Keenan John, of Johnson, Canfield & Co. res E. s Mason bet Sac' and Cal'a
Keene Alexander, lahorer, brds Orleans House Keene John, cooper with Goodwin & Co. 119 Front
Keene S. J. & Co. coopers, 24 Davis
Keene S. J. of K & Co
Kegg Francis, liquor saloon, Francisco head of Meiggs' Wharf
Kehoe John, tinsmith, Merchant het Battery and Sansome
Kehoe John, metal roofer, res Green S. s near Kearny
Kehoe Thomas, prptr Washington Laundry, N. s O'Farrel, bet Dupont and Stockton
Kehrlen Valentine, painter, res S. s Post bet Powell and Mason
Keifer S. M. clerk, brds at What Cheer House
Keifer Michael, boot and shoe store, 346 Stockton Keifer Wm. M. delivery clerk at Post Office
Keiglatly Mrs. M. dress maker, res Stockton near Green
Keirnan John, stone cutter, res E. s Kearny bet Post and Sutter
Keirnan Michael, laborer at Turner Brothers, N. s Market bet Mont'y and Kearny
Keirsten F. E. book-keeper, N. W. cor Mont'y and Clay
KEITH & CO. apothecary, S. W. cor Mont'y and Clay
Established as Wm. H. Keith & Co. 1851 ; changed to Keith, Hassard & Co. 1853, and to present style Jan. 1856.
Keith Wm. H. of K. Co. 184 Mont'y .
Keith John W. carpenter, res 233 Kearny
Kelbe Chas. 161 Com'l, 2d floor
Kelch Saml, waterman, res 176 Mission
Kellen Robert, res Clay S. s bet Taylor and Jones
Keller Frederick, prptr Republic Market, 152 Pacific
Keller J. blacksmith, S. s Sutter het Kearny and Dupont
Keller L. auctioneer, 87 Long Wharf
Keller Michael, vegetables, 278 Dupont, bet Pa- cific and Broadway
Kellersberger R. of R. & Co. Swiss Consul, 104 Battery, res cor Sutter and Powell
Kellett Robert, moulder at Vulcan Iron Works, res Sherwood Place
Kellmer Rev. Aug. pastor of German M. Church, res rear of Church on Pine, Ist h from cor Dupont
Kelley Ambrose, coachman, S. s Pinc bet Mont'y and Kearny
Kelley Bernard M. drayman, res Harrison op U. S. M. Hospital
Kelley Bernard, drayman, res Greenwich bet Taylor and Mason
Kelley George, laborer, brds with Patrick Brady Kelley Mrs. H. (widow) res W. s Mont'y 2d h from Broadway
Kelley James, drayman, res Mellus W. of Jane Kelley James, steward S. M. Hospital, res W. s Powell near Vallejo
Kelley Jolm, laborer, res cor Stockton and Green
Kelley Mrs. M. stall 23 and 24 Wash'n Market Kelley Samuel, prptr of livery stable S. s Pine bet Kearny and Mont'y
Kelley Thomas, drayman, brds 18 Bush
Kellogg A. (M. D.) of M. J. Burke & Co. cor Jackson and Davis, res cor Stockton and Clay
Kellogg C. L. clerk 110 Cal'a, res S. W. cor Clay and Stockton
Kellogg C. W. salesman with Fargo & Co. 52 Front, res Beale het Folsom and Harrison
Kellogg G. H. of Flint, Peabody & Co. res Essex bet Folsom and Harrison
Kellogg & Humbert, assayers, 104 Mont'y
Kellogg J. S. of K. & H.
Kellogg Jas. at Drexel, Sather & Church, res 2 Hampton Place .
Kellogg J. H. Ist Lieut. commanding revenue cutter W. L. Marcy
Kelly Wm. F. carpenter, 146 Sansome
Kelly Archibald, laborer, res Mission near Third
Kelly Charles, of Whiting & K. res S. s Presidio Road
Kelly Charles, blacksmith, 95 Pine, res W. s Powell bet Broadway and Vallejo
Kelly C. O. carpenter and builder, brds 12I Pine Kelly Donald J. laborer, res Varenne near Union Kelly Eugene & Co. importers and jobbers of dry
goods, clothing, etc. N. W. cor Sac'o and Sansome
Established in 1850.
Kelly Eugene of E. K. & Co. res New York
Kelly Frank, cabman, res Hardy Place
Kelly George, fireman at Gas Works
Kelly Henry, res S. W. cor Mason and Vallejo
Kelly Hugh, blacksmith, 104 Kearny
Kelly James, blacksmith, 123 Pine
Kelly J. of Austin & Co. res N. E. cor Sac and. Powell
Kelly John W. clerk New York desk at Wells Fargo & Co
Kelly John, hostler, 144 Sansome res 137 Wash'n Kelly John, laborer, res Stockton near Filbert
Kelly John Jr. prptr Brooklyn Hotel
Kelly John, at Railroad House
Kelly John, prptr Dallas House
Kelly J. shoe-store, Dupont one door N. Pacific Kelly John, laborer, res W. s Trinity bet Bush and Sutter
Kelly J. R. house and sign painter, 28 Cal'a Kelly Michael, laborer, brds Orleans House Kelly Michael, hostler, 129 Cal'a
Kelly M. laborer, res Sutter bet Mont'y and San- some
Kelly M. hostler, Wells, Fargo & Co
Kelly Patrick, hostler, 3 Halleck
Kelly Patrick, carpenter, res W. s Taylor
Kelly Mrs. Rose, res Yansen near Lombard
Kelly Thomas, hostler, 101 Kearny
Kelly Thomas, confectioner, 33 Mont'y
Kelly Thomas coachman, at livery stables, Pine bet Mont'y and Kearny
Kelly Thomas, waiter, Hendrickson's saloon
Kelly Thomas, coach painter, brds 121 Pine Kelly William, brds Brooklyn Hotel
Kelly William, tailor, T. W. cor Mason and Tay- lor
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Kelly William, policeman Appointed July 25th, 1856.
Kelly William, of Olpherts & K. 186 Kearny, res Penn. Avenue bet Pacific and Broadway
Kelly W. L. at Washington Laundry, N. s O'Far- rell bet Dupont and Stockton .
Kelnard J. H. carriage-maker, 79 Mont'y, res 256} Stockton
Kelsey D. H. printer, 171 Mont'y
Kelsey Mrs. Geo. W. (widow) res Folsom bet Beale and Fremont
Kelsey Melville, office S. E. cor Cal'a and Davis, up-stairs
Kelsey W. F. clerk with D. H. Pollock, brds cor Pine and Stockton
Kenaday Alex. M. printer, Commercial office, res S. E. cor Sansome and Com'l
Kendall Cyrus, carpenter, brds 20 Kearny
Kendall Joseph sign-painter, brds S. s Riley bet Taylor and Jones
Kendall J. K. musician, res Mission bet Price and Johnston
Kendall S. P. watch-maker and jeweler, 157 Mont'y, brds Union Hotel
Kendall Thomas, dep'y wharfinger Pacific Street Wharf, res Vallejo bet Mont'y and Sansome Kendall Mrs. 252 Clay, 2d floor
Kendall , carpenter, cor Jackson and Jones Alley, res E. s Kearny bet Sutter and Post
Kenedy P. J. of Lynch & Co. res Clay above Powell
Kenely Thomas, 3d ass't Light House keeper, Farallones island
Kenfield George, office cor Stewart and Mission Kenfield D. M. Stockton mess'gr Wells, Fargo & Co
Kenitzer Henry, arhcitect, office 110 Mont'y, 3d floor, res Third near Townsend
Kennan Jos. waterman, 12 Leidesdorff
Kennedy & Flinthoff, blacksmiths, 59 Halleck, Kennedy B. of K. & Flinthoff
Kennedy Bartholomew, brds What Cheer House Kennedy Bernard, laborer, brds Louisiana House Kennedy & Hopkins, prptrs Genesee Flour Mills, Gold
Kennedy Edward, of K. & Hopkins, Gold bet Mont'y and Sansome
Kennedy & Bell, carpet warehouse, 140 Sac'o
Kennedy E. C. of K. & Bell, res S. s Post above Dupont
Kennedy E. D. res Virginia Block, cor Pacific and Stockton
Kennedy Mrs. Eliza, (widow) res Clay 2d h above Powell
Kennedy Frank, bar-keeper with John Cummis- key
Kennedy James S. com mcht, 70 Front, res cor Ellis and Powell
Kennedy James, blacksmith, res Pine bet Kear- ny and Dupont
Kennedy James, with J. M. McDonald
Kennedy Joseph, barber, N. E. cor Sutter and Kearny
Kennedy John, drayman, res W. s Taylor bet Filbert and Greenwich
Kennedy J. clerk with H Cohn & Co. 61 Battery
Kennedy Michl. deputy sheriff, office City Hall Kennedy M. J. at Railroad House
Kennedy Peter, miner, res Vallejo near Stockton Kennedy T. J. res Clay above Powell
Kenneson John, paper carrier, res cor Leaven- worth and Filbert
Kenney Antoine, res rear Stockton near Filbert Kenney J. A. merchant, res E. s Prospect Place, bet Cal'a and Pine
Kenney John, of Lumoree & K. brds Clinton House
Kenney Michael, deputy sheriff, res Fremont bet Harrison and Bryant
Kenney Peter, bell-ringer at City Hall, brds 169 Cal'a
Kenney Wm. clerk, Merchant's Exchange
Kenniff Daniel, tinsmith, res W. 8 Mason bet Pacific and Broadway
Kennison John, carrier "Evening Bulletin "
Kenny David, ornamental carver, Sac'o bet East and Drumm
Kenny Geo. L. stationary, S. W. cor Mont'y and Merchant, res N. s Francisco bet Stockton and Dupont
Kenny Michael, laborer, res cor Pacific and Salmon
Kent H. R. clerk, S. E. cor Clay and Kearny
Kent J. H. coroner, office 161 Sac'o, brds Ras- sette House
Kent Thos. watch-maker, N. E. cor Wash'n and Mont'y, res California near Mason
Kent ship carpenter, brds 22 Sansome
Kenyon W. P. brds at Niantic Hotel
Kerby Washington, res Chesnut bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Kernan F. porter, 106 Mont'y
Kern S. F. blacksmithı, Davis near Jackson, res Green near Kearny
Kerny Thos. res Vallejo near Larkin
Kerns Thos. laborer, res Salmon near Broadway Kerr E. L. (widow) res W. s Jessie near Ecker
Kerran Thos. carpenter, res E. s Powell bet Pine and Bush
Kerrison Geo. at White & Wilson's, Merchant bet Battery and Sansome
Kerrison Robert E. prptr American Exchange Stables, 3 Halleck, res cor Folsom and Second Kerwin Pat, driver, res 33 Webb
Kesmodel Fred. cutler, res N. s Washington 3d h below Stockton
Kessing John, stall 6 New World Market
Kester L. B. with Turner Brothers, N. s Market bet Mont'y and Kearny
Kewon Wm. pattern maker, Union Foundry
Keyes David, steward at Rassette House
Keyes Edmond, liquor dealer, 37 Mont'y
Keys Frederick, paper carrier, Mission Dolores Keyes, J. A. carpenter and builder, Green near Stockton
Keyes M. butcher, Stewart near Mission
Keyes Wm. S. coachmaker, res Howard bet Jane and Third
Keyser C. prptr Philadelphia Market, S. E. cor Green and Dupont
Keyser Wm. butcher, res Third near Market
KEYSTONE TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Mrs.
M. Herring prptress, Jackson below Davis Kezer Simon, drayman, 67 Pine
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Kibbe Millard, of Biggs, Kibbe & Adams, res W. s Powell bet Jackson and Pacific
Kibbe Wm. C. Quartermaster and Adjutant-Gen- eral of State, rooms and brds at Interna- tional Hotel
Appointed to present position by joint bodies of Legislature, and commissioned May, 1852 ; re-appointed April, 1854 ;- office expires April, 1858.
Kiley Cornelius, stevedore, dwl Harrison op U. S. M. Hospital
Kiley Richard, laborer, brds at Orleans House Kilian Chas. boarding-house keeper, 59 Kearny Killilea B. whol'e grocery mcht, cor Jackson and East
Established on Davis street in 1852 ; removed to corner Jack- son and Davis, 1854 ; thence to present location
Killilca M. clerk with B. Killilea, cor Jackson and East
Killpatrick Geo. tailor, Tehama House, Sansome Killyside Geo. wheelwright, res N. s Post bet Mason and Taylor
Kimball Chas. P. Pres't Noisy Carrier Book and Stationery Co. res 77 Com'l
Kimball C. T. P. carriage-painter, 107 Kearny, res Webb Street House
Kimball D. W. grocer, cor Jackson and Virginia Kimball G. P. blacksmith, res S. s St. Mark's Place
Kimball Hazen, U. S. Brauch Miut employee, res N. W. cor Mason and Jackson
Kimball H. bookbinder, 111 Mont'y, res E. s Taylor bet Sac'o and Cal'a
Kimball & Knight, com mchts, office Clay near Davis
Kimball S. P. of K. & K. res Fremont bet Fol- som and Harrison
Kimball Thos. L. clerk with Janes, Doyle, Bar- ber & Boyd, res N. s Summer bet Kearny and Mont'y
Kimbrell Mrs. Mary, (widow,) res cor Clay and Mason
Kimmisky Henry, baker, res Leavenworth near Pacific
Kincade John E. of Webb & Kincade, builders, res 3 Spring
Kindler A. fancy goods dealer, Kearny bet Sac'o and Com'l, res S. s Mission bet Price and Johnston
Kinfield John, shipping mcht, cor Stewart and Mission
King Edward, liquor saloon, Stevenson near Ecker
King E. T. groceries, cor Leidesdorff and Halleck King E. T. pattern-maker, Pacific Foundry
King H. L. carpenter, 174 Sansome, res 258 Powell
King James, engineer steamer Sea Bird
King James L. office Merchant near Mont'y King J. 124 Kearny, 2d floor
King L. & E. importers and jobbers, cor Cal'a and Front
Established us Gibson & King, June, 1853 ; changed to pres- ent style, August, 1855.
King Lyman, of L. & E. K. cor Cal'a and Front King Eli, of L. & E. K. room 28 Battery
King L. & Bro. importers of clothing, 110 Sac'o King L. of L. K. & Bro. 110 Sac'o
King M. A. "Herald " office, 120 Mont'y
King Rev. M. 2d ass't pastor, Cathedral, res cor Quincy and Pine
KING N. draftsman, res N. W. cor Mission and Fourth
King Richard, grocer, cor Folsom and Second King Robert, fruit store, 154 Clay
King Sam'l D. att'y at law, office 35 Montgomery Block, res N. W. cor Mission and Fourth
Formerly U. S. Surveyor-General, appointed in June, 1851, until July, 1853.
King Samuel, grocer, 267 Clay
King Thos. S. editor " Evening Bulletin," res N. s Jackson bet Powell and Mason
King Thos. boarding-house, 90 Pacific
Kingsbury A. carpenter, 21 Leidesdorff, res 33 Leidesdorff
Kingsbury Daniel M. brds at Orleans House
Kingsbury E. book-keeper with Porter & Flen-
ner, 133 Kearny, res Dupont bet Jackson and Wash'n
Kingsbury Joseph, editor "Chronicle," brds S.E. cor Sac'o and Powell
Kingsbury J. livery stable, Kearny het Sac'o and Cal'a, res rear of 227 Dupont
Kingman Wm. moulder at Vulcan Iron Works Kingsley P. H. at Goldsmith House
Kingston John, brds What Cheer House
Kinlyside George, wagon-maker, res N. s Post bet Mason and Taylor
Kinna Mrs. M. fancy store, 86 Pacific
Kinneka H. bootmaker, 161 Wash'n
Kinney A. 3d engineer steamer Helen Hensley Kinney Delvina, (col'd) dwl Filbert near Kearny Kinney Joseph, bricklayer, brds 169 Cal'a
Kinney Joseph, res N. s Minna near Third
Kinsman Franklin, carpenter, res N. s Tehama bet First and Second
Kinsman Chas. W. res with Franklin Kinsman Kinstry Thos. grocery store, res cor Annie and Jessie
Kinzer G. W. & Co. coal and wood yard, cor Market and Second
Kinzer G. W. of G. W. K. & Co. res Third near Brannan
Kip Lawrence, res cor Cal'a and Stockton
Kip (D. D.) Rt. Rev. Wm. Ingraham, Episcopal Bishop of California, res cor Stockton and Cal'a
Kip Wm. Ingraham, Jr. res cor Stockton and Cal'a
Kirby Edward C. brds What Cheer House
Kirby John, with W. H. Bovee & Co. 123 Front Kirby W. L. of Bennett, Blasdel & Co. res cor Leveret and Chestnut
Kirchney Alexander, of J. Friedlander & Co. res Bryant bet Second and Third
Kirk Christian, of Haste & K. 149 Cal'a, res cor Powell & Ellis
Kirk Edward, tin plate worker, res St. Charles Hotel
Kirkpatrick C. A. (M. D.) office Davis near Jackson
Kirly Patrick, fireman, res Vallejo near Sansome Kirmar Franz, shoe-maker, Jackson bet Drumm and Davis
Kirous Edw. ship-carpenter, brds 13 Clementina Kirtland Miss - -, ass't teacher Powell Street pub. School No. 3
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Kittle N. G. of DeWitt, K. & Co. res 56 Broad'y | Knight Robert S. of K., Harmon & Childs, res S. Kittle J. G. of DeWitt, K. & Co. res 56 Broad'y W. cor Stevenson and Second KETTREDGE JONATHAN, prptr Phoenix Iron Knight Samuel, sup't Express department Wells, Fargo & Co. cor Mont'y and Cal'a Works, Battery bet Pacific and Broadway Kitzmiller Margaret, boarding house, 88 Kearny Representative of San Joaquin County in State Legislature, (Assembly,) fourth session. Klapprich John S. blacksmith, 116 Bush
Klein Frederick, turner, res S. s St. Marks Place bet Kearny and Dupont
Klein L. clerk with L. & M. Sachs, res St. Mark's Place
KLEPZIG & CO. gunsmith, 212 Wash'n
Klepzig J. C. E. of K & Co
Kline & Farchheimer, importers of hats, 92 Sac'o Kline A. of K. & Farchheimer, res Powell bet Pacific and Jackson
Kline Benj. plasterer, res cor Mont'y and Vallejo Kline F. C. waiter, American Exchange
Kline J. of Stewart & Co
Kling Wm. O. jeweler with Thos. Kent
Kling Geo. of Wilson & K. Broadway near Davis Kling O. W. manf jeweler, 148 Wash'n near Mont'y
Klomhp Wm. engraver, Kearny bet Wash'n and Jackson, res Greenwich near Stockton
Klopenstine & Co. mchts, Sacramento, office 57 Front
Klopenstine Andw. of K. & Co. res Ohio
Kloppenberg Otto, grocer, S. W. cor Mont'y and and Bush
Kloudy Alfred, prptr St. Louis Market, cor Union and Dupont
Klowser Michl, Presidio Cottage House, Presidio Road
Klumpke & Pfeiffer, boot and shoe dealers, 164 Clay
Establisbed in 1850.
Klumpke J. G. of K. & Pfeiffer, res Sutter below Mont'y
Klumpp William, engraver and chaser, 188 Kcarny
Knapp & Bailey, prptrs Mission Feed Store, W. s Kearny bet Geary and St. Marks Place
Knapp Benjamin, bar-keeper, cor Clay and Kear- ny, basement, res Virginia Alley
Knapp P. of K. & B. res W. s Kearny bet Geary and St. Marks
Knapp J. 124 Kearny, 2d floor
Knapp Mrs. R. 124 Kearny, 2d floor
Knapp W. L. drayman with A. Dickinson, S. E. cor Wash'n and Front, res E. s Quincy bet Pine and Bush
Knibbe William, clerk with Dixon Brothers, 53 Mont'y, brds 64 Mont'y
Knickerbocker Fire Engine Co. No. 5, 108 Sac'o, foreman Edward S. Spear
Knight B. F. book-keeper, 129 Cal'a, res S. W. cor Cal'a and St. Mary's
Knight Jas. wines and liquor saloon, 225 Dupont Knight F. Brayton, hook-keeper at B. White's livery stable, Cal'a bet Mont'y and Leides- dorff, res 191 Cal'a
Knight L. F. upholsterer at Frank Baker's
Knight Mrs. Mary, res S. s Clementina, 4th h from Second
Knight, Harmon & Childs, imp'rs and job'rs boots and shoes, 68 Battery
Established as Knight, Mitchell & Childs, December, 1853 ; changed to present style Jannary, 1856.
Knight S. L. waterman, brds 19 Spring
Knight W. H. of Kimball & K. office Clay near Davis
Knight William W. book-keeper with Thomas Lambert. S. W. cor Cal'a and Front
Knights Luther, res E. s Chelsea Place
Knockland Saul, laborer, brds Tennessee Hotel Knoll C. F. tailor, 24 Mont'y
Knop H. of Mangles & Co. res 39 Waverly Place Knowland Mrs. Mary, res E. s Lafayette
Knowland Patrick, laborer, res S. s Broadway near Mason
Knowles C. C. dentist, office S. W. cor Sac'o and Mont'y, 3d floor, res Perry bet Second and Third
Grand Wortby Templar Temperence organization for the State of California.
Knowles J. H. of H. & K. 23 Cal'a
Knowles S. H. clerk, N. E. cor Front and Pine Knowlton J. J. agent for Badger's Patent Iror Street Paving, Oregon near Front, res Leav- enworth bet Filbert and Greenwich
Knox R. F. & Co. manfs and dealers in oil and camphene, 89 Wash'n
Established October, 1852.
Knox R. F. of R. F. K. & Co. 89 Wash'n, res cor Third and Folsom
Knox C. H. clerk, 89 Wash'n
Knox Franklin, of R. F. K. & Co. res cor Third and Folsom
Knox George T. att'y and notary public, 137 Mont'y, 2d floor
Knox J. W. camphene distiller, res Second near Harrison
Knox John B. clerk, 131 Cal'a
Knox Samuel, mcht, res 99 Pine
Knuss C. with Theo. Wetzel
Koch C. at Rassette House
Koch G. apprentice, 60 Mont'y
Koch Jas. miller at Pacific Mills
Koch Simon at Rassette House
Koehler Agustus, clerk with Geo. Sunder, 84 Battery
Koehler T. printer, "Cal'a Democrat " office 205 Dupont
Koehler Theodore, baker, cor Green and Powell Koehler W. baker, cor Green and Powell
Koegkowsky M. drayman, res 2 Post
Koenig F. trader, res S. s Bush bet Mont'y and Kearny
Koesel & Kruse, liquor saloon, S. W. cor Davis and Broadway
Koesel Louis, of Koesel & Kruse, S. W. cor Da- vis and Broadway
Kohler A. music and fancy goods store, 276 Stockton
Kohler Chas. native wine mcht, 102 Merchant, basement, res S. W. cor Stockton and Sac'o Kobler F. D. County Recorder, res Harrison bet Second and Third
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