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66 George, mechanic Palace Hotel, r. 15 Ve- rona Pl
W. & J. SLOANE & CO., Direct Importers of JAPANESE RUGS, ALL SIZES. 641-647 MARKET ST.
Sampson George C., bookkeeper Shreve & Co., r. 19081/2 Mason
Henry, cook, r. 1 Kimball Pl
John A., examiner U. S. Customs, r. 1412 California
John H., harness maker Kempkey, Gil- ham & Sawyer, r. 1 Kimball Pl
66 John T., coffee roaster, r. 67 Clementina
66 Thomas, asst. Edward J. Creely, r. 510 Golden Gate Av
Sampson. See Samson
Samra Nicola, r. 751 Castro
Samran Joseph, porter, r. 13 Page
Samsel Louis, electrician Cal. Electric Supply and Cons. Co.
Samson Adrian T., laborer, r. 12 Boyd Albert L., printer, r. 1216 Filbert
Anna, widow, r. 12 Boyd
Calistus D., bookbinder, r. 12 Boyd Charles F., speculator, r. Palace Hotel
Samson David, proprietor Progress Saloon and Restaurant, 327-329 Bush, r. 421 Lott
George, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 52 Steiner
George, upholsterer Alexander Jansen, r. 85 Everett
66 Olof, carpenter, r. 7, 28th
66 Rudolph (Mendelson Bros.), r. 2000 Bush
Victor H., laborer, r. 12 Boyd
Samson. See Sampson
Samsreither George, liquors and lodgings, 409 Pacific
Samter Marks, merchant, 207 Battery, r. 2207 Sutter
Samuel M., law student Reinstein & Eis- ner, r. 2207 Sutter
Samud Elizabeth, widow, r. 2078 Market
" Mary F., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2078 Market
Samuel Albert, traveling salesman, r. 910 Bu- chanan
Benno C., vice-president Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1132 O'Farrell
Samuel Brothers & Co., M. Samuel president, B. C. Samuel vice-president, M. I. Levy secretary, London, Paris and American Bank treasurer, wholesale wines and liquors, 132-134, 1st, telephone Main 5851 Casper (Samuel & Abraham), r. 701 Lar- kin
66 Gustave, traveling salesman, r. 636 Fulton Harris, clothing, 808, 3d, r. 1040B Folsom
Hattie Miss, bookkeeper Joseph Schwalbe & Co., r. 1322 Octavia
Henry S., clerk Willliam P. Samuel, r. 437, 4th
66 Isidor, r. 636 Fulton
Joseph, watchmaker, 14 Harriet
Julius, upholsterer, 1102 Golden Gate Av
Lawrence, clerk, r. 1132 O'Farrell
Louis, printer, r. 636 Fulton
Mary, widow, r. 43 Fulton
Max, with Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1132 O'Farrell
Samuel Moses, president Samuel Bros. & Co., 132-134, ist, r. 1132 O'Farrell
Paul, with Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1132 O'Farrell
66 Peter, painter J. St. Denis & Co., r. 91/2 Pratt Pl
Samuel, clerk, r. 636 Fulton
66 Sarah, widow, r. 636 Fulton
Wavle A., butcher, 1208 Scott
William, with Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1132 O'Farrell
William P., groceries, 437, 4th
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Samuel & Abraham (Casper Samuel and Hyman Abraham), wholesale cigar dealers, 132- 134, 1st
Samuels Abraham, watchmaker Leon Van Vliet, r. 11491% Folsom
Samuels Adolph, manager San Francisco Abend Post, 535 California, 8081/2 Folsom
Albert, clothing (Oakland), r. 1816 Buchanan
Arthur M., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1624 Octavia
Belle, r. 606 Grove
Bertha Miss, president The Helpers, r. 1627 O'Farrell
Samuels Charles, president San Francisco Abend Post, 535 California, r. 8081/2 Fol- som
Samuels David, proprietor The Lace House, dry and fancy goods, etc., 123-129 Post, r. 1624 Octavia
Edward H., physician, SE cor 6th and Howard, r. Alameda
Samuels Frederick S., manager foreign depart- ment J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co .. office 327 Market, r. 723A Eddy
George T., with Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 725 Geary
Harris, dry goods, 525 Montgomery Av, r. 809 Bush
Henry, peddler, r. 9 Cleveland
Henry, tin and glassware, 1017 Valencia
Isaac, shoemaker, 114912 Folsom
Isaac J., merchant, r. 606 Grove
Samuels Jacob, attorney at law, 124 Sansome, rooms 21-22, r. 1322 O'Farrell
Samuels Jacob L., manager D. Samuels, 123-129 Post, r. 1624 Octavia
James E., plasterer, r: 123 Eddy
Jennie Miss, r. 606 Grove
Julius, merchant, r. 606 Grove
" Julius, importer dry and fancy goods, 104- 108 Kearny, r. 1322 O'Farrell
" Kate, widow, r. 508 McAllister
Samuels Leon, attorney at law and secretary San Francisco Abend Post, 530 Califor- nia, room 40, r. 8081/2 Folsom
Leon, salesman r. 1627 O'Farrell
Louis, clerk Harris Samuels, r. 809 Bush
Louis, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1322 O'Far- rell
Louis T., student, r. 1624 Octavia
Michael A. (Forzani & Samuels), r. East Oakland
Samuels Maurice V. (Benjamin & Samuels), attorney at law, 306 Emporium Bldg, telephone 5988, r. 1624 Octavia
Michael A. (George A. Turner & Co.), r. East Oakland
Nathan, peddler, r. 108 Shipley
Rose, widow, r. 1341 Powell
Sarah Mrs., r. Old People's Home
S. R., equipment yeoman U. S. str Alba- tross, r. 1322 Valencia
" . Stanley A., weigher, r. 19251/2 Union Stuart B., r. 914 Pine
William, lithographer, r. 313 Golden Gate Av
is · William, policeman, r. 23 Clinton Park Samuelson Charles, clerk, r. 12 Zoe
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 223 Post
Elkin, barber. r. 1236 Golden Gate Av
Olivia, widow, r. 227, 24th rear
San Bernardino and Redlands Railroad Co., F. S. Douty secretary, 4 Montgomery
Bernardino Borax Mining Co., John W. Searles president, 106 Leidesdorff, room 17
San Bruno Hotel, Alfred A. March proprietor, W s San Bruno Av nr Army
Bruno House, Mrs. Ann Lawrence pro- prietor, 110, 4th
Carlos Oil Co., Julius Finck president, H. B. Hambley secretary, 19 O'Farrell
San Diego Fish Co., Francis & Cabral proprie- tors, 423-425 Davis, telephone Black 105 Diego Lumber Co., Dolbeer & Carson agents 10 California, room 3
San Francisco Abend Post (German daily and weekly), Abend Post Co. publishers, 535 California
" Francisco American (weekly), American Publishing Co. publishers, 6 Eddy
San Francisco and Alameda Co. Builder (tri- weekly), W. H. Purtelle publisher, 905 Clay
San Francisco and Fresno Land Co., Thomas Brown president, G. Howard Thompson secretary, NW cor California and San- some
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Francisco and Los Angeles Railway Co., Frederick Homer president, John W. Curtis secretary, 530 California, room 12
San Francisco and North Pacific RAILWAY CO., Arthur W. Foster pres- ident, Thomas Mellersh secretary and controller, general office Mutual Life Bldg, 4th floor, telephone Main 1900 (4 bells); freight depot NE cor Front and Vallejo, telephone Main 1900 (5 bells); City ticket office 650 Market, tele- phone Main 1004; Company's ferry landing Clay Street Wharf, telephone Main 1900 (3 bells)
San Francisco and Oakland Local Passenger Association, W. W. Smith secretary, 16 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
= Francisco and Oakland Mutual Loan As- sociation, A. Sbarboro secretary, 524 Montgomery
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works (incor- porated), S. J. Newman president, James H. Davis vice-president, George Palmer secretary and treasurer, office and works NE cor 7th and Townsend
San Francisco and Sacramento Candy Manu- facturing Co., L. Demartini president, manufacturing confectioners, 548 Mission San Francisco and San Joaquin Coal Co. Henry Williams president, B. M. Brad- ford secretary, 515 Safe Deposit Bldg
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail- way Co. The, Claus Spreckels president, Robert Watt 1st vice-president, A. H. Payson 2d vice-president, Bank of Cal- ifornia treasurer, Alexander Mackie sec- retary, William B. Storey Jr. chief engineer, office 321 Market, law depart- ment 147-148 Crocker Bldg
San Francisco and San Mateo Railway Co., John A. Buck and N. Ohlandt 327 Market proprietors, office NW cor 30th and San Jose Av
San Francisco and San Rafael Railroad Co., office Mutual Life Bldg. 4th floor
San Francisco and Yaquina Bay Steamship Co., Meyer & Akmann general agents, 16 Sacramento
" Francisco Arms Co .. John W. Pew secre- tary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
San Francisco Art Association The, William G. Stafford secretary, John R. Martin assistant secretary, SE cor California and Mason
San Francisco Artificial Limb Co., Menzo Spring proprietor, 9 Geary
SAN FRANCISCO ARTIFICIAL.
STONE PAVING CO. (Schillinger's pat- ent,) H. M. Petersen & Co. proprietors, office 313 Montgomery
San Francisco Athletic Club, Daniel G. Cole- man secretary, 4311/2, 6th
San Francisco Autographic Register Co. The, A. H. Adams secretary and manager, 523 Market
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AND TENT CO., William H. Carter proprietor, crank and fancy awnings of every description, repairing promptly attended to, 10 Mason, tel- ephone Jessie 15
San Francisco Bar Association, Robert Y. Hayne president, E. B. Holladay secre- tary, John M. Burnett treasurer, 530 California
San Francisco Barber School, Charles W. Wilson proprietor and manager, 1511- 1513-1515 Howard
San Francisco Benevolent Association, Robert A. Beeching agent, 538 Jackson
San Francisco Block Book, The Hicks-Judd Co. publishers, 23, 1st
Francisco Blue Print Co., P. R. Fassett manager, 93-95 St. Ann's Bldg
San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters, E. L. Woods secretary, 222 .Sansome, room 1
San Francisco Board of Relief I. O. B. B., Harry Ankel secretary, 6 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
San Francisco Board of Trade, A. A. Watkins president, H. L. Smith secretary Joseph Kirk attorney, 202 Market and 3 Pine
San Francisco Box Factory. See Pacific and San Francisco Box Factories
San Francisco Boys' Club Association, F. Gelett Burgess president, Sidney S. Peixotto secretary, 740 Bryant
San Francisco Breweries Limited The, C. B. Stone general manager, office 403 Mar- ket
San Francisco Bridge Co., John McMullen president, H. Krusi vice president, James M. Taylor secretary and treas- urer, 42 Market
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS
COLLEGE, James A. Wiles and Charles E. Howard proprietors, Murphy Bldg 5th floor, 1236 Market
San Francisco Buttonhole Factory, J. W. Cop- page proprietor, 7241/2 Market, room 9 San Francisco Calcium Light Co., Frank W. French manager, 10 Stevenson
San Francisco Call (daily and weekly), Charles M. Shortridge editor and pro- prietor, business office 710 Market, edi- torial rooms, 517 Clay
San Francisco Candle Co. (Peter R. and Wil- liam C. Woodman and estate Egbert Judson), factory cor Alameda and Rhode Island, office 402 Front
San Francisco Carpet Beating and Renovat- ing Works, S. S. Ferguson & Co. propri- etors, 23-25, 10th, telephone South 36
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, William L. Merry secretary, 58 Merchants' Ex- change Bldg
San Francisco Chapter of American Institute of Architects, Oliver Everett secretary, 408 California
San Francisco Chemical Works (West Berke- ley, Alameda Co.), Judson & Shepard proprietors, office 402 Front
San Francisco Chronicle (daily and weekly), M. H. de Young proprietor, NE cor Market and Kearny
· Francisco Cigar Manufacturing Co. (Wil- liam Waldeck, Julius Umhalt, Simon Nagel, Charles Janssen and Ferdinand Brudlewsky) cigar manufacturers, 531 Washington
San Francisco Clearing House, Charles Sleeper manager, 211 Sansome
Francisco Clothing Renovating Works, I. N. Cohen president and manager, Ben- jamin Einstein secretary, 14 Kearny
San Francisco Collateral
LOAN BANK, Max Goldberg president and [manager, Duncan McNee secre- tary, 538 Kearny
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Artistic Tiles,
Plain, Glazed and Decorated. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
San Francisco Commission Co., Albert W. Craig president, Orville P. Hayes secretary, produce commission merchants, 220 Washington
San Francisco Committee on Commerce The, T. J. Parsons chairman, George W. Walthew secretary, 42-44 Steuart
= Francisco Condiment Co., N. J. Herby proprietor, 686 Brannan
Francisco Conservatory of Music, Profes- sor Eugene S. Bonelli director, 215 Powell San Francisco County Medical Society, Dr. F. B. Carpenter recording secretary, meets at 32 C'Farrell
San Francisco County Society of Physicians and Surgeons (eclectic), Dr. J. C. Bain- bridge secretary, 101 Grant Av
Francisco Cremation Co., D. Hirschfeld secretary, 3-4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, H. H. Noble manager, 9 City Hall Square
Francisco Crockery and Glassware Co. The, Leopold Altschul manager, 422 Sansome
San Francisco Daily Report, Daily Report Pub- lishing Co., publishers, 238 Montgomery, branch office 730 Market, editorial rooms 320 Sansome
San Francisco Dental Association, George N. Van Orden secretary, 14 Grant Av, room 44
San Francisco Detective Agency, Thomas W. Macfarlane manager, 331 Montgomery, rooms 44-45
is Francisco Diamond House, Joseph Roths- child president, E. C. Klumpp mana- ger, NE cor Post and Kearny
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY CROCKER-LANGLEY, H. S. Crocker Company publishers, 215-217-219 Bush San Francisco District Telegraph Co., H. L. Ackerman superintendent, business office 206 Kearny, branch offices 1329 Market nr 10th, 200 Sutter above Kearny. 5 Golden Gate Av, 427 Larkin cor Turk, 534 Geary cor Jones, 912 Market nr Stock- ton, 534 Market opp 2d, SW cor Geary and Leavenworth, 132 California nr Front, 301 Montgomery nr Pine, 1305 Polk nr Bush, Stockton and Pacific, 1204 Market nr Taylor, Baldwin Hotel, 321 Davis, 140 Market cor Davis
San Francisco Fire Alarm and Police Tele- graph Station, 9 Brenham Pl
San Francisco Fire Department, office New City Hall, ist floor, carpenter shop, 1119 Ellis, store house SW cor Stockton and Francisco, corporation yards 50-52 Sac- ramento
San Francisco Free Clinic, 664 Mission
San Francisco Free Public Library, New City Hall, 2d floor, branches 1131A Valencia, 1126 Kentucky, 1801 Stockton, 813 Point Lobos Av
San Francisco Fruit and Flower Mission, 631 Sutter
San Francisco Fruit Exchange, Frank Dalton president, T. S. Taylor secretary, 317- 319 Davis
San Francisco Furniture Manufacturing Co., Charles J. Bruschke president and man- ager, Henry T. West secretary and treasurer, 644-648 Bryant
San Francisco Furniture Moving, Packing and Shipping Co., P. Corkery & Sons proprietors, 1127 Sutter
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San Francisco Furniture Storage Warehouse, James M. Pierce proprietor, 735 Market San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co., John Rodda secretary, 507 California
San Francisco Gas Light Co., Joseph B. Crock- ett president and engineer, Edward C. Jones assistant engineer, William G. Barrett secretary and treasurer, works NE cor 1st and Howard, cor 2d and King, SE cor 5th and Howard, cor Bay and Buchanan and foot Humboldt, Potrero, office SE cor Ist and Natoma
San Francisco Gas Light Co., gas stove depart- ment, F. O. Robbins manager, 226 Post " Francisco Girls' Union, Mrs. Emilia To- jette secretary, 929 Pine
Francisco Golf Club, 1, 1st Av nr Presidio Reservation
" Francisco Grutli Verein Hall, 507 Sutter Francisco Gynecological Society, Dr. Wil- liam Fitch Cheney secretary, 906 Polk
" Francisco Handball Court, 858 Howard San Francisco Hay and Grain Co., P. H. Mc- Guigan president, James McElearney manager, Leon Sanguinetti secretary, 619-621, 4th, telephone 5513
Francisco Home Mutual Loan Associa- tion, A. Sbarboro secretary, 624 Mont- gomery
San Francisco Homeopathic Polyclinic, Dr. D. Albert Hiller superintendent, T. A. Blinn secretary, 220 Montgomery Av, hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Francisco House, Henry Graves proprie- tor, 737 Howard
Francisco Introduction Co., David S. Cohn proprietor, 119 Bush
San Francisco Iron Works,
P. F. Dundon proprietor, boiler tanks and general iron works, Dundon's patent compressed marine boilers, approved by United States inspectors, most economical boilers in use, 314- 318 Main
San Francisco Journal of Commerce (weekly), San Francisco Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., publishers, 321 Mont- gomery
San Francisco Journal of Commerce Publish- ing Co., James O'Leary president, Al- bert T. Chapman secretary, publishers Daily Journal of Commerce and San Francisco Journal of Commerce (weekly), office 321 Montgomery, editorial rooms, 518 Sacramento
San Francisco Labor Council, Edgar P. Bur- man secretary, 1159 Mission
San Francisco Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, E s Franklin bet Post and Geary Francisco Land Co., H. G. Stevenson secre- tary, 532 Market, room 3
San Francisco Last Factory, Siebe, Glanville Co., proprietors, 21-31 Jessie
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
ASSOCIATION, Samuel F. Bufford presi- dent, H. H. Wood secretary, laundry Ss Eddy bet Fillmore and Steiner, office 33 Geary, telephone Main 5125 San Francisco Laundry Tray Co. (Alexander Bradley), 53-57 Tehama
San Francisco Law Journal, St ckwell & Co. proprietors, 219 Bush San Francisco Law Library, James H. Deering Jr., librarian, New City Hall, 3d floor
San Francisco Legal News, M. M. Miller edi- tor and manager, 410 Sansome
San Francisco Letter Carriers' Band, J. C. Levy secretary, 1320 Howard
San Francisco Letter Carriers' Mutual Aid Association The, J. J. Brown secre- tary, Native Sons' Hall, Mason nr Geary
Francisco Life Underwriters, 2 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
San Francisco Lumber Co.,
J. N. Curtis manager, James Greig secretary, dealer lumber, wholesale and retail, principal office foot of 3d, telephone Main 1047, yards 3d and Berry and 4th and Channel, up-town order office NW cor California and Montgomery, telephone Main 1480
San Francisco Maennerchor, 323 Turk
San Francisco Marine Temperance Society, Miss S. M. N. Cummings secretary, NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
San Francisco Market, from Clay to Merchant bet Sansome and Montgomery San Francisco M. E. Church Extension Society The, Robert Hancock secretary, 1037 Market
Francisco Meat Co., Samuel Brunswick manager, 26, 7th
Francisco Microscopical Society, Montgomery, room 8
432
San Francisco Mill Furnishing Depot, Michael O'Brien proprietor, 509-513 Mission
Francisco Mining Co., Joseph Buttgen- bach president, Levin T. Fox secre- tary, 498, 4th
San Francisco Mirror (weekly), J. E. Slinkey editor and publisher, 235 Kearny, room 9 Francisco Musical Fund Society, El Dor- ado Hall, Alcazar Bldg
" Francisco Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro secretary, 524 Montgomery
San Francisco News Co., E. Bauer manager, Robert White cashier, importers of periodicals, books, stationery and notions, 206-208 Post
San Francisco News Letter (weekly), Frederick Marriott publisher and proprietor, 606 Merchant
San Francisco Newspaper Union,
American Type Founders' Co. proprie- tors, 405-407 Sansome
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, Adrian Merle president, Andrew Rud- gear manager, electro platers and manufacturers chandeliers and art metal works, 68-74, 1st
San Francisco Nursery for Homeless Chil- dren, Mrs. Sarah E. Hollis president, Mrs. Alice K. Burnham secretary, 570 Harrison
Francisco Oratorio Society, J. H. Howe manager, 308 Post
SAN FRANCISCO PAINT AND
ROOFING CO., James M. White mana- ger, every description of roofing work done, repairing and painting roofs a specialty, office 307 Montgomery
San Francisco Pattern Works, Otto Brown pro- prietor, 110-112 Beale
San Francisco Paving Co.,
Albert J. Raisch manager, 510 Safe Deposit Bldg
San Francisco Photo-engraving Co., A. C. Hu- gill manager, photo-engraving and zinc etching, 518 Sacramento
San Francisco Pioneer Screen WORKS, John W. Quick proprietor, 221-223, 1st San Francisco Pioneer Varnish Works, cor. Kansas and Nevada, E. L. Hueter pro- prietor, office 18-20 Ellis
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San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, E. W. Newhall president, North Point bet Lar- kin and Van Ness Av, office 307 Sansome, room 6
San Francisco Planing Mills,
William Crocker proprietor, manufac- turer window frames, molding, sash and blinds, 524-530, 5th, telephone South 15
San Francisco Plating Works The, Edward G. Denniston proprietor, 653-655 Mis- sion
San Francisco Police Patrol Telegraph. See San Francisco Fire Alarm and Police Patrol Station
San Francisco Polyclinic, Henry L. Wagner, M. D., president, Leo Newmark, M. D., sec- retary, 410 Ellis, telephone South 126
San Francisco Port Society, Rev. J. Rowell secretary, rooms NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
San Francisco Post Office, NW cor Washing- ton and Battery.
San Francisco Press Club, 126 Kearny Francisco Prices Current, Edward R. Painter publisher, 123 California, room 21 San Francisco Printing Pressmen's Union No. 24, Charles H. Long president, Frank O'Neill recording secretary, 606 Mont- gomery, room 17
San Francisco Produce Exchange, W. A. Hol- comb president, T. Cary Friedlander secretary, 425 California, secretary's office 433 California
San Francisco Produce Exchange Call Board Association, W. A. Holcomb president, T. Cary Friedlander secretary, 425 Cali- fornia, secretary's office 433 California San Francisco Produce Exchange Call List (daily), Commercial Publishing Co., pub- lishers and proprietors, 34 California
San Francisco Produce Exchange Mutual Benefit · Association, W. H. Yates pres- ident, T. Cary Friedlander secretary, E. Ransom treasurer, 425 California, sec- retary's office 433 California
San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum, Mrs. E. A. McNear matron, S s Haight bet Laguna and Buchanan
Francisco Pulley Covering Co., E. Dobson agent, 4 Lawrence Pl
San Francisco Real Estate ;Circular, Thomas Magee & Sons editors and publishers, 4 Montgomery
San Francisco Register Co. The, Henry Schaef- er president, W. H. Nichols vice-pres- ident and manager, manufacturers port- able street car registers, 23 Stevenson San Francisco Restaurant and Oyster Depot, George Valianos proprietor, 1007 Mar- ket
" Francisco Retail Druggists' Assn .. Otto A. Weihe secretary, 640 Post
" Francisco Road Club, Harry McFessel sec- retary, 503 Golden Gate Av
San Francisco Rubber Co., R. H. Pease man- ager, 577-579 Market
San Francisco Savings Union, Albert Miller president, Lovell White secretary and treasurer, NE cor Cali- fornia and Webb
San Francisco Savings Union Building, NE cor California and Webb
San Francisco School for Dancing and Elocu- tion, SW cor Grove and Laguna, classes Monday and Friday evenings
Francisco Scottish Thistle Club, George W. Paterson recorder, 32 O'Farrell
Francisco Settlement Assn. The, Mrs. M. C. Schermerhorn president in charge. 15 South Park
San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, 1358- 1360 Market
San Francisco Shoe House, George E. Fair- child president and manager, boots, shoes and rubber goods, 931-933 Market, telephone South 785
W. & J. SLOANE & CO. DOMESTIC RUGS IN LARGE VARIETY.
641-647 Market St.
San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Jacob Z. Davis president, C. B. Holbrook secretary, 95 Doonhoe Bldg
" Francisco Sorosis Club, 424 Pine
San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mills, Joseph Musto & Son proprietors, 707-715 Battery
San Francisco Stencil and Brand Works, Bu- chanan & Co. proprietors, stencil cut- ters, box brand makers and engravers, 405 Front
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, A. G. Gurnett president, Fred W. Had- ley secretary, 331 Pine
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Building, 331 Pine
San Francisco Stock Brewery, SE cor Powell and Francisco, telephone Main 807
San Francisco Stock Brewery (Bottling Works), 409-411, 8th
" Francisco Stock Exchange List, Goldstein & Co. publishers, office 326 Pine
Francisco Stone Works, Owen E. Brady proprietor, cor Bryant and 11th
San Francisco Storage and Transfer Co. (incor- porated), J. T. Richardson president, R. B. Girdwood vice-president and treas- urer, J. W. A. Richardson secretary, S s Brannan bet 8th and 9th
San Francisco Stove Works,
Hansen & Bain proprietors, manu- facturers stoves, ranges and light castings, 622-628, 3d
San Francisco Street Sweeping and Garbage Removing Co., Meyer D. Levenson manager, NW cor Bryant and 7th, office 120 Sutter, rooms 52
66 Francisco Sulphur Co., J. L. N. Shepard presdent, John Stauffer secretary, NW cor Bay and Dupont, office 402 Front
San Francisco Tageblatt (daily). San Fran- cisco Tageblatt Association publishers, 633 Merchant
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