Crocker-Langley San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1896, Part 265

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Publication date: 1896
Publisher: San Francisco : H.S. Crocker Co.
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Michael, laborer, r. 2327 Greenwich

Michael, laborer, r. Crescent Av nr Ando- ver Av

Patrick, carpenter, r. 120 Austin Av

Patrick, currier, 816 Potrero Av

Patrick, laborer, r. 326 Day

Patrick, laborer, r. 338, 13th

Patrick, porter Hagerty Bros., r. 10 Oak. wood

Patrick, tanner John Counihan & Son, r. 816 Potrero Av

Patrick Jr., carriage wood worker, r. 338, 13th

Patrick S., foreman C. S. Healey, r. 1551/2 Shipley

P. O., r. 1213 Octavia

Robert, shoemaker, r. 430 Natoma

Robert, teamster, r. 412 Dolores

S. Mrs., widow. r. 1029 Clay

Thomas, blacksmith Frank J. O'Rourke, r. 327 Golden Gate Av

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glazed and Decorated. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, r. W s Alabama bet 15th and 16th

Thomas, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 12 Ger- mania

Thomas, painter, r. 2215 Golden Gate Av

" Thomas, paver, r. 231 Birch Pl

Thomas, truckman S. P. Co., r. 11 Perry

Thomas J., engineer, r. 12 Germania

William, fireman str State of California, r. 127, 2d

66 William J., blacksmith, r. 338, 13th

William J., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1029 Clay

O'Rourke. See Rourke

O'Ryan Daniel H., clerk Urruela, Urioste & Co., r. 420 Geary

" Philip Rev., journalist Monitor, r. 2030 Howard

O'Shaughnessy Charles, compositor, r. 8 Olive Court elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 13161% Mission

Joseph, night clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel

" M. Mrs., groceries, 1034 Howard

Martin (Golden State Tea Co.), 129, 2d, r. 439 Bryant

Michael, deckhand str Resolute

Michael, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 13161% Mission

O'Shaughnessy M. M., civil and consulting en- gineer, 225 Crocker Bldg, hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 5 p. m.

Thomas J., salesman P. Flanigan, r. 13161% Mission

.. William. clerk C. Curtin, r. 13161/2 Mission

William J., butcher, r. 410 Elizabeth

William M., deputy Sheriff, r. 210 Valencia AGO'Shaughnessy. See Shaughnessy

O'Shaunessy John, bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co., r. 805 Golden Gate Av

" Michael, gardener, r. 805 Golden Gate Av O'Shea Cornelius, laborer, r. 907 Folsom

Daniel, engineer's storekeeper str Gaelic, r. 740 Clayton

66 Daniel, produce, r. 510, 26th

Ellen, cook, 1015 California

Hannah, domestic, 717 Cole

James J., plumber. r. 321 California Av

Jeremiah, copyist County Clerk's office, r. 501 Vermont

Jeremiah, teamster, r. 501 Vermont

John, salesman Neuhaus & Co.

John F., policeman, r. 25 Clinton

Joseph W., sign painter, r. 321 California Av

Margaret, widow, r. W s Folsom nr Precita Av Patrick J., laborer, r. 819A Lyon

66 Richard, liquors, 416, 4th

Thomas, liquors, 480 Jessie, r. 514 Steven- son

@PO'Shea. See Shay and Shea

O'Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. 9 Hunt

" Bridget, widow, r. 220 Clara =

Brothers (John N. and Michael P.), sign painters, 30 Geary

66 Cornelius, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av

Cornelius D. Mrs., widow, r. 1025 Bush

Cornelius D. Jr., r. 1025 Bush

Curtis Mrs., instructor Art Students' League

Daniel, brickmason, 40 New Montgomery, r. =

1318 Ellis

Denis M., bartender The Reception, r. 528 Waller

WATSON & CO.

Electrohoise

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. 124 Market Street.

J. R. SMITH & CO.,

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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

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O'Sullivan Edward, barber, Railroad Av bet 8th and 9th Avs South, r. 14th Av South bet N and P

Hannah Miss, saleslady, r. 626 Eddy

James, brickmason, 40 New Montgomery, r. 1716 San Carlos Av

James, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 621 Eddy John, r. 1025 Bush

16 John N. (O'Sullivan Bros.), r. 127 Page

Joseph A., clerk Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, r. 1025 Bush

M., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

Maggie Miss, r. 217 Francisco

Mary, widow, r. 127 Page

Michael, iron worker, r. 5011/2, 6th

Michael, messenger McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 29, 5th

Michael H., shoemaker, 1625 Devisadero, r. 10 Prospect Av

= Michael M., molder, r. 10 Prospect Av

Michael J., policeman, r. 1928 Greenwich

66 Michael P. (O'Sullivan Bros.), r. 127 Page

Michael T., frame maker, r. 9 Hunt

66 Patrick D., r. 1741 Mission rear

Patrick J., organist, r. 73214 Clementina Timothy, laborer, r. 905, 15th

Timothy, machinist, r. 1 Eldridge

= Timothy M., frame maker, r. 220 Clara

T. M., sweeper Harbor Commissioners O'Sullivan. See Sullivan

O'Toole Coleman, stevedore, r. 4 Pringle Court Daniel, mining, r. 800 Kearny

Elizabeth, widow, r. 5341/2, 4th

Hugh, laborer, r. 2171/2, 8th rear

Hugh A., laborer, r. 2171/2, 8th rear

James, fireman, r. 625 Davis

James, laborer, r. 50 West Mission

John (McGlynn & O'Toole), attorney at law, 36-37 Nevada Block, r. 2015 Ellis

John, fireman, r. 134 West Park

John A., laborer, r. 4 Pringle Court

John F., porter, r. 1119 Filbert

John W., clerk, r. 5341/2, 3th

Lawrence, special policeman, r. 1119 Filbert Lizzie Miss, hairdresser, r. 5341/2, 4th Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 5341%. 4th

O'Toole M. C., oculist and aurist, St. Ann's Bldg, 8 Eddy, hours 11 a. m to 1 p. m. and 2 to 4 p. m., Tuesdays and Sundays excepted, r. Berkeley

Michael, driver Kavanagh & Co., r. 7 Oak Grove Av

William C., plumber, r. 1126 Market O'Toole. See Toole

Oak Consolidated Mining and Miliing Co., 532 Market, room 41

Frederick, carpenter, r. 629 Lombard

Grove House, William M. McKenna pro- prietor, 946 Harrison

66 Joseph, carpenter, r. 3181/2 Myrtle Av

Valley Distilling Co. (Covington, Ky.), Braunschweiger & Co. Pacific Coast agents, 5-7 Drumm

Oakes Frank, laborer, r. 411 Sansome

George W., carpet layer, r. 874 Howard

George W., finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r. 1605 Lexington Av

Thomas, carpenter, r. 1605 Lexington Av

Thomas, clerk C. J. Harrigan, r. 11571/2 Fol- som

66 Thomas J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3205 Clay

OAKES WALTER P.,

Pacific Coast agent Honduras Na- tional Lottery Co., 209 Grant Av

OAKES W. E. & CO.

(William E. Oakes, Manuel J. Andrade and Manuel P. Williams), Melrose, Fitchburg, San Leandro, San Lorenzo and Haywards Express, 20 Market, telephone Drumm 30

Oakes William E. (W. E. Oakes & Co.), r. San Leandro

@Oakes. See Oke

Oakey Alexander F., architect, 520-522 Spreck- els Bldg, 927 Market

Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Directory, F. M. Husted, publisher, 530 California, room 65

Oakland Art Pottery and Terra Cotta Works, James Miller proprietor, William J. Cavanagh manager, 1175 Market

Bottling Co. (Oakland), Joseph F. Strom- berg secretary, 1408 Pacific

Oakland Brewery (Oakland), office 403 Market Oakland Ferry, foot Market

Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co., D. E. Martin president, J. A. Britton secretary, office 604 Commercial

House, George W. France proprietor, 6441/2 Howard and 25 Hunt

Oakland Preserving Co., Frederick Tillmann Jr. president, office 313-327 Battery, works Oakland

Oakland Railroad Co., F. S. Douty secretary and treasurer, 51 Union Trust Bldg

Water Front Co., C. E. Green secretary, 53 Union Trust Bldg

Oakley Aaron D., rubber stamp mfr., 423 Wash- ington, r. 724 Bay

Oakley Charles M., manager Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association (of New York). and New England Mutual Accident As- sociation (of Boston), 315-317 Safe De- posit Bldg, r. 326 Larkin

Edward D., teller Security Savings

Bank, r. 1416 Washington

Gilbert H., master mariner, r. 7 Clay

Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 200 Fair Oaks

66 John R., master mariner, 9 Mission

Lillian Miss, stenographer Wiester & Co., r. 200 Fair Oaks

= Louis M., bicycle repairer R. W. Dennis & Co., r. 724 Bay

66 Robert O., real estate, 11 Montgomery, r. 15091% Broadway

William, bricklayer, r. 200 Fair Oaks

Oaks Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), Thomas A. Fisher secretary, 510 Califor- nia

Oakshett Mary A. Mrs., r. 1214 Union

Oakville Wine Co., Charles Ryhner president, Theodor Hartman secretary, cellar and sample room, SW cor Folsom and Army Oat John M., sailmaker, r. 608 Capp

Oaten Fannie, widow, r. 2337A Mission Oates Henry, r. 111, 19th

James, plasterer, r. 2521 Post rear

James J., laborer, r. 63 Shipley

Martin J., laborer, r. 63 Shipley

William, cook Martin C. Hogan, r. 7th Av South bet K and L

" William H., gardener, r. 2718 McAllister Oatman Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1519 Larkin

J. W., traveling salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Reno, Nev.

Oaxaca Coffee Plantation Co. The (Mexico), office 510 California

Obe Leon, elevator man, r. 6 Polk Lane

Obenauer Albert, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 2206 Pine

George, barber, 39, 2d, r. 2206 Pine

George Jr., driver, r. 2206 Pine

66 Henry, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 2206 Pine.

John, shirt cutter Bullock & Jones Co., r. Alameda

Ober Charles T., machinist George W. Hedges, r. 411/2 Clinton

" M. H. Mrs., ladies' furnishing goods, 34 Geary

Oberdeener Charles, salesman W. Oberdeener, r. 1620 Pine

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The Volcano of Kilauea.

T HE VOLCANO of Kilauea, the greatest active volcano in the world, is situated at an elevation of 4,000 feet on the southern slopes of Mauna Loa, on the island of Hawaii, about two hundred miles from Honolulu, the capital city. It is fourteen miles in a direct line from the sea, and thirty miles from Hilo on the north and Punaluu on the south, the two ports at which tourists land to visit the crater. Kilauea is not in the form of the standard geography volcano, a cone vomiting fire, smoke and lava, but is a great sink, three miles in diameter, in a plain, with nearly perpendicular walls, varying from three hundred to six hundred feet in height, which in places are broken by debris slopes. The bottom of the sink, or " floor of the crater," is a mass of gnarled, twisted, black lava, comparatively level, and gradually rising to a central point of main action. This

main action is usually in lakes of molten lava, varying from one hundred feet to half a mile in diameter. In these lakes the lava is continually boiling in a furious manner, throwing up jets and foun- tains of lava to a height of seventy-four feet, dashing against the banks in fiery waves and throwing up clouds of molten spray, making one of the grandest, most awe-inspiring sights on earth. Although these lakes are visited by thousands of visitors no accident has ever occurred.

There are two ways of getting to the volcano. One is by the Wilder Steamship Company's steamer Kinau, which leaves Honolulu every ten days, and, touching at Maui, runs around the northern coast of Hawaii to Hilo. Good hotel accommodations can be had at Hilo. There is a good carriage road through sugar-cane fields, magnificent tropical jungles and fern-tree forests for a distance of thirty miles through to the Volcano House. This beautiful carriage drive has been completed at government expense.

The other route is by the Inter-Island Steam Navigation

Company's steamer W. G. Hall, which leaves Honolulu every ten days, coasting along Maui and the southern coast of Hawaii to Punaluu. There is a fair hotel at Punaluu, owned by the Volcano House Company.

The Hawaiian Islands are only six days from San Francisco and eleven days from New York. The fine steamers of the Oceanic Steamship Company of San Francisco sail twice a month to and from Honolulu. The steamship Australia of this line sails to and from Honolulu only, making the round trip in twenty-four and twenty- five days ; the downward voyage being but six days. The through Australian line, comprising three steamers, the Alameda, Mariposa and Monowai, touches Honolulu both outward and homeward, and through passengers to the Colonies frequently avail themselves of the privilege of stop-over at the Islands.

Under a late arrangement with the Occidental & Oriental Steam- ship Company and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, whose steamers touch in at Honolulu about every five weeks, through tickets to Yokohama and Hongkong or vice versa are made available via Honolulu, and passengers may proceed to Honolulu on the Oceanic Steamship Company's steamers. This exceedingly favorable arrangement with the Japan and China lines draws a large proportion of the throughi travel via the Islands.

The single fare to Honolulu is $75, or $125 for the round trip ; round trip to the Volcano from San Francisco and return, via Honolulu, including hotel accommodations and other necessary expenses, for a period of five weeks, $225. For five cents in postage stamps a copy of Picturesque Hawaii will be mailed to any address, as also titne-tables and other information pertaining to the "Island Paradise," by writing to J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co., I14 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

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Oberdeener Isaac, plumber, r. 1620 Pine

Robert, clerk Wolf Oberdeener, r. 1620 Pine Wolf, stationery and notions, 18, 1st, r. 1620 Pine

Oberfeld Charles (Oberfeld & Braunbeck), r. 22151/2 Mason

Frederick, baker, r. 358 Jessie

Gottlieb, baker, r. 358 Jessie

John, oven builder, r. 2215 Mason

OBERFELD & BRAUNBECK

(Charles Oberfeld and Peter Braun- beck), contractors, bricklayers and oven builders, 221512 Mason

Oberfelder Max (Dallemand & Co.), r. Chicago, Ill.

" Tobias (Dallemand & Co.), r. Chicago, Ill. Oberfield Henry D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 632A Geary

Oberg C., seaman U. S. Lighthouse tender Madrono

Fritz, tailor, 7241/2 Market, r. 4 Garret Pl John, laborer, r. 58 Hermann

Victor, shoemaker, 4 Virginia Court

William O., r. 521 Pacific

Oberle Joseph B., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. 1st Av South nr Railroad Av

Obermayer Benno, manufacturers' agent, 339 Kearny, r. 126 Ellis

Obermeyer T. F. A., wines and liquors, 620 Mar- ket, r. 1224 Laguna

Oberndorf Abraham, canvasser, r. 12391/2 Folsom " Jacob, salesman A. & A. Baker, r. 12391% Folsom

Obernesser Antone Mrs., r. 5221/2 Harrison

Oberon The, restaurant and family resort, Ernest A. Fischer proprietor, 36-38 O'Farrell

Oberst Charles, kettleman John Wieland Brew- ery, r. 321/2 Louisa

' Frank, liquors, 213, 3d, r. 214, 3d

Frank, molder McCormick Bros., r. SW cor 16th and Bryant

19 William (Oberst & Fuchs), r. 14 Clara

& Fuchs (William Oberst and Anton Fuchs), wood and ivory turners, 547-549 Brannan

Obert Anton, miller Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r. 209 Potrero Av

" William, miller, r. 209 Potrero Av

Obitz Florent, salesman G. Leopold, r. 540 Washington

Obradovich Peter, porter A. B. Balaban, r. 302712, 16th

Obram Thomas G .. gardener, r. 945 Masonic Av Obst Emile, driver Chicago Brewery

Occident Stables, C. S. Crittenden proprietor, NW cor Geary and Polk, telephone East 48 The (weekly), Rev. James Marshall Thompson editor, William Stevenson manager, 84 Donohoe Bldg

Occidental . and Oriental Steamship Co., Charles F. Crocker president, S. H. H. Clark vice-president, D. D. Stubbs sec- retary, general and agency offices, 425 Market, telephone Main 261, wharf, 1st and Brannan, telephone Main 458

Occidental Barber Shop, John Stahle proprie- tor, 233 Bush

Occidental Beet Sugar Co., Claus Spreckels president, John D. Spreckels vice-pres- ident, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. treas- urers, E. H. Sheldon secretary, office 327 Market

" Board Presbyterian Mission House (Chi- nese home and school), Miss Margaret Culbertson matron, 920 Sacramento

Cigar Store, C. W. Smith manager, 136 Montgomery

Club, Joseph A. Baxter secretary, 413 Stockton

Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada Block

OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY,

Steiger & Kerr proprietors, NW cor Main and Harrison

W. & J. SLOANE & CO., CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns. 641-647 Market St.

Occidental Free Kindergarten. 214, 2d

Grain Warehouse, William M. Starr pro- prietor, NW cor Ist and Townsend

Hand Ball Court, Thomas Degnan man- ager, 120 Grove

Occidental Hotel, W. B. Hooper léssee, E s Montgomery bet Sutter and Bush

Occidental Land and Improvement Co., office 4 New Montgomery

" Loan Association, Dennery & Gunzburger secretaries, 214 Pine, room 3

Occidental Mill (Eureka, Cal.), Mckay & Co., proprietors, 4 California

Occidental News Co., William G. Brown man- ager, S. P. Co. Depot, 3d and Townsend

Restaurant, Joseph Munier proprietor, 337 Bush

School, Miss Jessie M. Carruthers princi- pal, 911 Stockton

Occidental Varnish Works, John P. Jourden proprietor, cor 19th and Treat Av, office 20 Geary

Watch Co., Walker & Eaton proprietors, 24 Post

Ocean Beach House, Claus F. Kroger proprie- tor, 313-319, 49th Av

Beach Pavilion, Henry Doscher proprietor, cor Ocean Boulevard and B

House. 214 Jackson

Ocean House Primary School, Daniel J. Delay principal, Corbett Av nr Ocean House Road

Ocean House Road Nursery, J. Jacquemet & Co. proprietors, Ocean House Road nr Ingleside

Ocean Marine Insurance Co. Limited (of Lon- don), H. M. Newhall & Co. agents, 309- 311 Sansome

Side House, Ernest Heymans proprietor, Ocean Beach nr Ocean House Road

View Granite Co., John W. Spencer agent, 2245 Mission

Ocean View Police Station, E s Plymouth Av bet Sadowa and Sagamore

Ocean View Post Office, now Station L

Ocean View Station (S. P. Co.), Bruce A. Meyer agent, junction Sickles Av and Old San Jose Road

Ocean View Union Congregational Church, now Eighth Congregational Church

Oceanic Phosphate Co., L. P. Drexler president, L. E. James secretary, 409 California, room 4

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,

John D. Spreckels president, Charles Goodall vice-president, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. agents and treasurers, E. H. Sheldon secretary, L. F. Cockroft general passenger agent, main office 327 Market, ticket office 114 Mont- gomery

Oceanic Steamship .Co's. Wharf, Pier 12, foot Folsom

Ochenbery Calvin, hackman, r. 741 Natoma Ochs Annie B. Miss, r. 5 Silver Star Pl

Conrad, cooper, r. 5 Silver Star Pl

Elizabeth E. Miss, r. 5 Silver Star Pl

Gustave F., salesman Indianapolis Fur- niture Co., r. 1401/2 Cumberland

Herman, butcher, r. 1308 Steiner

John, cooper August Petzold, r. 5 Silver Star Pl

Ockert Mary Mrs., restaurant, 638 Sacramento Ockey Harry, barber Placet F. Valiant, r. 18 Sheridan

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Ocksen Christian P. (Ocksen & Schade), r. 602 Natoma

" & Schade (Christian P. Ocksen and Henry E. Schade), coffee saloon, 615 Montgomery Octoberi Mitchell, porter, r. 2021/2, 4th

Odalovich Jeveto (Nicholas Pariez & Co.), r. 318 Folsom

Odd Fellows' Building, SW cor Market and 7th Odd Fellows' Cemetery, George R. Fletcher superintendent, S s Point Lobos Av bet 1st Av and Henderson

Fellows' Cemetery (colored), 34th Av and Clement

Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association, George Penlington secretary, 8 Flood Bldg

Odd Fellows' Employment Association, An- drew McMenaman secretary, 11 Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th Odd Fellows' General Relief Committee, W. A. Noffsinger president, James F. Nichols secretary, 3 Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th

Odd Fellows' Hall, SW cor Market and 7th Odd Fellows' Hall Association of San Francisco Davis Louderback president, Cyrus F. O'Neil secretary, office 3 Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th

Odd Fellows' Library, Andrew J. Cleary librar- ian, Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th

Odd Fellows' Library Association, M. T. Moses president, William Thackeray secre- tary, E. Maginnis treasurer, Odd Fel- lows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th

Fellows' Savings Bank (in liquidation), James Benson secretary, 240 Montgomery Odegaard Henry, laborer, r. 624, 4th " Samuel, laborer, r. 735 Brannan

Odell Anna Miss, teacher Heald's Business College, r. 520 Capp

= Daniel, boxmaker, r. 2111 Mason

Harlan B., bookkeeper William A

Schrock, r. 414 Hyde

Isaac, engineer, r. 2111 Mason

Odell James N., manager The Werner Company (of Chicago, Ill.), 404 Spreckels Bldg, r. The Berkshire

John, laborer, r. 2111 Mason

Walter, r. 203 Turk

Walton L., carpenter Edison Light and Power Co., r. 849 Capp

Odell. See O'Dell

Oden Alexander C., machinist Electrical En- gineering Co., r. 1609% Dupont

Odenthal Conrad, bartender, r. 517 O'Farrell

" Henry, traveling salesman, r. 517 O'Farrell Odermatt Joseph W., boilermaker, r. 13 Harri- son Av

Louis F., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks, r. Oakland

Odermatt Paul, boiler and sheet iron works, 58- 60 Bluxome, r. 60 Bluxome

Odero Andrea, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley

Thomas, teamster Brizzolara & Son, r. 12 Wetmore Pl

Odgers Arthur M., fireman, r. 17 Frankfort Av Joseph, with H. T. Holmes Lime Co., r. 723 Golden Gate Av

Thomas, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 17 Frank- fort Av

William H., machine hamd S. F. Furniture Mfg. Co., r. 17Frankfort Av

Odin Hall, 413 Sutter

Oscar, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 121/2 Russ

William, laborer, r. 244, 6th

Odiorne Mamie A. Mrs., dressmaker O. S. Swearingen, r. 619 McAllister

Odlum Samuel, carpenter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 718 Minna

ODORLESS EXCAVATING CO., George H. Baker manager, 131 Eddy

Odrich Charles, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Louisiana

Oechsle Fred, laborer William A. Schrock " Martin D., mill hand William A Schrock

Oechsli Stephen, cabinetmaker Brass & Witten- burg, r. 101, 3d

Oeding Frank J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2315 Post

" William F., foreman J. O. Jephson Co., r. Alameda

Oehlert Henry F., mattress maker H. W. Frank & Co., r. 1318 Harrison

Oehme Morris, clerk, r. 1541 Mission

Oelgeschlager Gerhard, gardener Rudolph Her- man

Oellerich Henry, salesman Lind Vineyard Wine Cellar r. 1126 Harrison

Oellrich Emil J., harness maker B. A. Sam- mann, r. 19 Beideman

" Fred, clerk J. H. Witte, r. 17 Beideman

Theodore H., salesman Von Ronn, Hencke & Lorsbach, r. 19 Beideman

William, driver, r. 17 Beideman

William Jr., bellhanger, r. 17 Beideman

AOellrich. See Ohlerich and Ulrich Oelrichs Herman, r. 1120 Pine

Oels Ernst H. F., groceries and liquors, 263 Stevenson

Oeltjen Maggie, domestic, New Washington Hotel

" Diedrich J., bartender John H. Schuur, r. 324, 4th

Oelund Louis H., longshoreman, r. 8 Welsh

Oerstimba Land Co., Theodore Reichert presi- dent, office 4-5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Oertli Kaspar, gardener, 606 Stockton

Oesinghaus Otto, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r. 1332 Natoma Oest Christian, r. 305 Minna

Emil W., groceries, NW cor Francisco and Dupont

Oester Henry C., oiler str San Juan

GOester. See Oster

Oesterman Emanuel, clerk Columbia Loan and Collateral Office, r. 611 Eddy

Oestermann Louis, bookkeeper Adolph Hrom- ada, r. Alameda

Oestermann. See Osterman and Oyster- man

Oesterreicher Louis, real estate agent, 630 Market, r. Alameda

" Walter, clerk L. Oesterreicher, r. Alameda Oesterreicher. See Ostreicher

Oesting Paul (Baxter & Oesting), r. 704 Brod- erick

William C., dairy produce, 88-91 California Market, r. 1411 Washington

William C. Jr., salesman W. C. Oesting. r. 1411 Washington

Oestreich John, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 104, 24th

Oestrich William F., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 622 Turk

Oettl Alois, proprietor Tanners' Home, W s Ne- braska nr Army

Arthur, coppersmith, r. Tanners' Home

" Marx, seaman, r. Tanners' Home

Oetzel George W., foreman shoe cutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 830 Bay

Oetzmann Emile, wagon guard Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 35 Beideman

" Petronella, widow, r. 35 Beideman

Oeverndiek Henry R., carpenter John Sanders, r. 129 Olive Av

Ofeld Christina, domestic, 1700 Van Ness Av Ofenstein Richard, window cleaner, r. 244, 6th Offenbacher Kate, widow, varieties, 714 Vallejo Offenhauser Frederick H., tailor Block & Georges, r. 6 Virginia Court

" Michael, tailor, r. 6 Virginia Court

Offer Herman M., cement worker, r. SE cor Cole and Carl

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P. & B. BUILDING PAPER,

PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent, 123 California Street.

- For Sale by all First- class Wine Merchants and Grocers.

OFF

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. OHR 1211

Offerman John, salesman Stockton Milling Co., r. 1004 Washington

Offermann George H., marine engineer, r. 131 Tremont Av

= J. Fred (Offermann & Rohde), and groceries and liquors, 1421 Harrison

J. William, groceries and liquors, 1400 Fol- som, r. 14021/2 Folsom

= Otto, liquors, SE cor Hand 9th Av

& Rohde (J. Fred Offermann and Bernard H. Rohde), liquors, 652, 4th

OFFICE SPECIALTY MANU-

FACTURING CO., Charles Slemin Jr. manager, manufacturers and dealers labor saving devices and furniture for offices, 29 New Montgomery Grand Hotel Bldg, telephone Main 1790, fac- tory Rochester, N. Y.

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Crocker-Langley San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1896, Part 265

Author: Publication date: 1896 Publisher: San Francisco : H.S. Crocker Co. Number of Pages: 2032

Author:
Publication date: 1896
Publisher: San Francisco : H.S. Crocker Co.
Number of Pages: 2032