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Washington Manufacturing Co., Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein proprietors, 17-19, 1st Washington Market, Washington to Merchant bet Montgomery and Sansome
Washington Mill Co., William J. Adams presi- dent, proprietors lumber mills (Hadlock and Seabeck, Wash.), office 10 Market
Washington Pharmacy, John F. Dillon pro- prietor, 360, 4th
" Richard, seaman str Santa Rosa, r. 1420 Broadway rear
Washington Square, bet Filbert, Stockton, Powell and Union
" Street Planing Mill, office 40 New Mont- gomery
Washington Street Wharf, foot of Washing- ton
" The, 1210 Mason
Waskey Stephen, wire worker Vienna Wire Wks, r. 2121% Turk
Wasley Frank A., manager Fred H. Busby, 412 Market, r. Oakland
Wason Edward P., printer, r. 437 Clementina Eliza B., widow, r. 437 Clementina
" John W., butcher, r. 437 Clementina
Wasp Publishing Co., Thomas E. Flynn presi- dent, Miss Jennie B. Henderson secre- tary, publishers The Wasp, 513 Market Wasp The (illustrated weekly), Wasp Publish- ing Co. publishers, office 513 Market
WASS D. D.,
electrical engineer, dynamos and mo- tors sold and exchanged, electrical repairing a specialty, 56, 1st
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Wasserman David E., traveling agent W. R. Knight's Co., r. 710 Van Ness Av
Milton, bookkeeper William Uhlmann & Co., r. 1004 Golden Gate Av
Moses, r. 1004 Golden Gate Av
Solomon, merchant, r. 1728 Post
66 Theresa Mrs., r. 236 Taylor
WASSERMANN E. & CO.
(Elkan Wassermann), real estate and loans negotiated, commission mer- chants and dealers hides, furs, tallow, wool, etc., office 310 Sansome
Wassermann Elkan (E. Wassermann & Co,), r. 1703 Buchanan
Wassku William, core maker Fulton Eng. & Ship Blag Wks, r. 802 Union
Wassmann Frederick (Wassmann & Gortz), r. 940 Folsom
Herman F., groceries, SE cor 24th and Potrero Av
& Gortz (Frederick Wassmann and Lorentz Gortz) dyeing and cleaning, 929 Folsom Wasson Grace A., widow, r. 1812 Pierce.
" John, teamster, r. NE cor Steiner and Her- mann
66 Warren, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 1812 Pierce
W. D., reporter Report, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
George E., millwright, r. 529 Sacramento Wastell George, freight clerk P. C. SS. Co.
Henry A., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Wastier Frederick, salesman B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 54 Perine
Watanabe Frank, student Van der Naillen's School of Engineering, r. 1729 California Wate Paul T. M., mining secretary and stock broker Gold Mining Exchange, 15 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 769 Capp
Water Front Land Co., W. G. Doolittle secre- tary, 310 Sansome
Water Inspector, New City Hall 1st floor
Water Tower No. 1, San Francisco Fire Depart- ment, 104 New Montgomery
Waterbury Charles H., butcher, 137 Gough " Charles S., carpenter, r. 1630 Eddy
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Waterbury Clock Co. The (Waterbury, Conn.) manufacturers clocks and clock mate- rials, A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market
Waterbury George A., safes, 218 Fremont, r. Lorin
" Henry E., drayman Neustadter Bros., r. 716 Laguna
" Julia Mrs., agent F. & G. Thomas, 610 Post Waterbury Watch Co. The (Waterbury, Conn.), manufacturers watches and watch ma- terials, Harry E. Heacock manager Pacific Coast, office 15-16 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Waterdoll Peter, teamster Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r. 420, 6th
Waterford Eldridge, waiter, r. 241 Minna
Waterhouse Amelia A., physician, 2213 Howard
Bryant L., salesman E. A. Howard & Co., r. 1819 San Carlos Av
= Charles J., manufacturers' agent, 212 Eddy
Clarence P., vice-president Candelaria Con- solidated Mexican and Contra Estaca Consolidated Mexico Mining Cos., 134 Crocker Bldg, r. 2310 Sacramento
Waterhouse Columbus, president Waterhouse & Lester, and Big Dipper Mining Co., 16-22 Beale, r. 2213 Howard
Waterhouse Edson W. A., vice-president and manager Waterhouse & Lester, 16-22 Beale, r. 2213 Howard
Harry K., r. 1819 San Carlos Av Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 821 Mission Waterhouse Seymour, secretary Waterhouse & Lester and Big Dipper Mining Co., 16- 22 Beale.
William H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Waterhouse & Lester, Columbus Waterhouse president, E. W. A. Waterhouse vice- president and manager, Seymour Water- house secretary, carriage and wagon materials, carriage hardware, hardwood lumber,iron,steel, coal and blacksmith's supplies, 16-22 Beale, Sacramento, Cal., 709-715 J. San Jose, Cal., 22-26 San Pedro Waterman Augustus, mining, 23-24 Nevada Block, r. 728 Paru, Alameda
" · Charles H., policeman, r. 2348A Union
" Earl E., house mover, r. cor 21st Av South and J
Earl M. Jr., clerk Alfred T. Anderton, r. 12th Av South bet N and P
Edward, marine engineer, r. 614 Lombard " Edward H., marine engineer, r. 2105 Powell Waterman Edwin R., dentist, office and r. 1833 Polk
Emil H., with J. P. Thomas, r. 2307 Scott
" Emil J., cellarman National Brewing Co., r. 2409 Devisadero
E. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1914 Filbert
" Frederick J., printer, r. 70 Minna
George, clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. 614 Lombard
George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 19th bet York and Solano
George B., with Shreve & Co., r. 1914 Fil- bert
George H., teamster, r. 33 Norfolk
Herman (M. Waterman & Co.), r. 2409 Devisadero
" Hugo A .; cashier M. Waterman & Co., r. 2409 Devisadero
Jesse H., salesman M. Schussler & Co., r. 2409 Devisadero
" J. G. & Co. (John G. Waterman and John H. Middelkamp), groceries and liquors, 733 Montgomery
J. G. (J. G. Waterman & Co.), r. Germany = Joseph, office 314 California, room 4, r. San Jose, Cal.
.. Julius M., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1002 Golden Gate Av
Katherine H. Miss, teacher Irving Insti- tute, r. 1036 Valencia
Leonard, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 1123 Laguna
Louis P .; bookkeeper Roos Bros .. r. 825 Sutter
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. CORRUGATED IRON,
Galvanized, Black and Painted, for Roofing and Siding.
309 TO 317 MARKET ST.
Waterman M. & Co. (Herman Waterman), grain and commission merchants, 314 Cali- fornia
" Martin H., laborer, r. 337, 5th Av
Moses, fire insurance agent, r. 1123 Laguna
"6 Richard, r. 614 Lombard
= Samuel, r. 506 Battery
Samuel, clerk, r. 1123 Laguna
William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 19th bet York and Solano
William B., bookkeeper Haas Bros., r. 2409 Devisadero
Waters Alexander, driver James Hurst, r. 344 Clementina
Alexander W., r. 937 Post
Bert C., saloonkeeper, r. 831 Fulton
Byron, claims attorney S. P. Co. and Mar- ket St. Ry., 28-29 Hobart Bldg, r. Berke- ley
= E. Herbert, porter Phelps & Miller, r. 120 Sutter
Elizabeth, widow, r. 1813 Hyde
F. B., electrician, r. 2402 Folsom
Waters F. C. & Co. (Frederick C. Waters), manu- facturers bags, tents, awnings and flags, dealers in burlaps, ducks, ropes and twines, 208 Drumm
= Frederick C. (F. C. Waters & Co.), r. 121 Silver
Frederick C., printer Hicks-Judd Co .; r. Alameda
George F. (Liebmann & Waters), r. 1700 Fell
George R., collector Post Office, r. 705 Sut- ter
= Herbert C., liquors, NE cor Drumm and Commercial, r. 831 Fulton
James, carpenter, r. 217B Collingwood
James, teamster County Jail 2
James U., r. 705 Sutter
John, clerk, r. 16 Freelon
= John, coalpasser str Mariposa, r. 530 Fol- som
= John, engineer, r. 105 New Montgomery
= John, laborer, r. 224 Filbert
John, teamster, r. Harrison nr Stoneman
Waters John E., chief clerk Chief Commissary of Subsistence U. S. A., Department of California, r. 119 Liberty
Joseph, laborer, r. 458 Tehama
Joseph N. H., expressman Anglo-Califor- nian Bank, r. 2221 Pine
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Kate, widow, journalist, r. 1817 Pine
Kate, domestic, 2 Zoe
Louis H., apprentice machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 111, 16th
Margaret, widow, r. Harrison nr Stoneman Martin, groceries, 1326 Kearny and wood and coal, 1323 Kearny, r. 1416 Kearny
= May Mrs., r. 719A 14th
= Patrick T., plumber, 821 Geary
Richard, porter The Oliver
= Richard T., waiter J. A. Madden, r. 613 Howard
WATERS R. J.,
copying, printing, developing, bromide enlarging, lantern slides, retouching, kodak work, California views and commercial photographs, 110 Sutter, r. Berkeley
Waters Roger, r. 423 Zoe
S. Mrs., widow, r. 463 Jessie
Susanna M., widow, r. 29431/2 Mission
Thomas, harness cleaner, r. 633 Stevenson
16 Thomas, harness maker, r. 2516 Fillmore
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Waters Thomas, laborer, r. 1 McCormick
= Thomas, longshoreman, r. 224 Filbert
= Thomas, stove mounter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 16 Freelon
= William, bookbinder, r. 1 McCormick
$6 William A., teamster D. S. Cartwrigt, r. 1762 Harrison
William D., painter Cal. St. RR., r. 1665 Mission
William D., relief engineer S. F. F. D., 613 Hermann, r. 5271/2 Haight
William E., agent, r. 30312 Sutter
William J., canvasser, r. 540 McAllister
William L., proprietor Fargo House, 105 New Montgomery
William S., waiter M. B. Moraghan, r. 164 Jessie
William W., box clerk Post Office, r. 705 Sutter
Waters. See Watters
Waterstreet John C., varnisher Edward B. Hindes & Co., r. 183 Perry
Watkin Maria B. Miss, boarding, 905 Sutter " William B., r. 905 Sutter
Watkins A., salesman Hale Bros., r. 407 Turk " Alexander, groceries, 718 Turk
Watkins Alonzo A., vice-president W. W. Mon- tague, 309-317 Market, r. 1302 Laguna Bert, r. 131 Pierce
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Carleton E., photographer, 417 Montgomery
Charles E., carrier postoffice, r. 16201/5 Stockton
Charles W., miner, r. 605 Green
David H., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r. 2251 Sutter
Dudley R., shoemaker William H. Benson, r. 507 Birch Av
Effie C. Miss, cashier G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 507 Birch Av
Elizabeth Mrs., varieties, 540, 3d
" Frank D., dental student, r. 212 Powell
Frank J., expressman, NE cor Spear and Howard, r. 2119C Howard
66 George, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Watkins George O., treasurer and manager Union Photo-Engraving Co., 523 Market, r. Hotel Oliver
Harry N. H. Jr., clerk, r. 2008 Geary
Harry W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 2008 Geary
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Henry, varieties, 407 Turk
James, clerk New York Belting and Pack- ing Co., r. 16 Hawthorne
James J., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1130 Mc- Allister
John, r. 2251 Sutter
John H., laborer Nelson C. Walton, r. 404, 3d
Jonathan P., hackman, r. 546 Folsom
Joseph L., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1005, 20th
Joseph E., calker, r. 540, 3d
= L. Victor P., clerk, r. 2008 Geary
M. Mrs., widow, r. 1005, 20th
Mary, widow, r. 3261% Shotwell
= Norman, r. 34 Warren
Philip M., with J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak- land
Samuel, auctioneer, r. 1307 Golden Gate Av Samuel, drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- 2on, r. 24 Verona Pl
= Warren C., traveling salesman, r. 25A Bel- vedere
William, teamster Mission Soap & Candle Wks., r. 32612 Shotwell
William H., calker, r. 250 Bemis
William J. (Cluff Bros.), r. 1912 Green
Watkinson Henry E., clerk Arthur T. Corlett, r. 21 Minna
Jane, widow, r. 711 Geary rear
" Lottie Miss, r. 711 Geary rear
Watlington Abraham L., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Watriss George C., draughtsman Main St. Iron Wks., r. 26101/2 Sutter
Watrous Charles, r. 227 Cligper
Harry G., clerk, r. 227 Clipper
Milford O., carpenter, r. 2 Delta Pl
Watson Alexander, waiter str. San Jose
Alexander B., insurance broker, 304 Cali- fornia, r. Alameda
Alfred J., drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 2201/2 McAllister
= Ambrose A., deputy County Clerk, r. 24 Scott Pl
66 Amelia, widow, r. 2012 Geary
46 Ann, widow, r. 24 Scott Pl
= Annie, domestic, 1020 Dolores
Archibald S., woolsorter Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. 610 Hampshire
Arthur, teamster, r. 12 Guy Pl
B., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av =
Benjamin F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks., r. 1815 Union
Charles, plumber, r. 1706 Howard =
Charles, teamster John Middleton, r. 2161%, 6th
Charles A. Mrs., widow, r. 2201 Buchanan
Charles D., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 9 Chat- tanooga
Charles F., rancher, r. 324, 11th Av
.. Charles W., bolt cutter Joshua Hendy Ma- chine Wks., r. 2308 Taylor
Daniel F., boatman Paul Boy ton Chute Co., r. 252 Carl
Daniel M., r. 704A Guerrero
Eliza A., widow, r. 1706 Howard
.. F., r. Palace Hotel
Frances S., widow, r. 151 Octavia
Frank, r. 414 Van Ness Av
= Frank, laborer, r. 252 Carl
= Frank G., gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 1 Sharp Pl
Frank H., steward tugboat Reliance, r. 3 East
Frank L., conductor S. P. Co., r. 5111% 19th
Frederick J., foreman Ellis & Miller, r. 23 Diamond
George, driller, r. 504 Napa.
George H., porter Searle & Holt, r. 369, 1st
George P. J., r. 321 Ellis
George T., engineer Cal. Electrical Wks, r. Berkeley
= Harry, cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 16 Cook
Horace H., marine surveyor, 303 Califor- nia, room 9, r. Oakland
Horace H. Jr., agent Record of Foreign and American Shipping, 303 California, room 9, r. Oakland
Irvin, r. 1706 Howard
Irvin, boilermaker's helper S. P. Co., r. 310, 11th
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Irwin S., manager city department Home Mutual Insurance Co., 318 California, r. 1313 Leavenworth
J., insurance, r. 158 Golden Gate Av =
J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
James, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
James, painter, r. 68 Tehama
= James, special policeman, r. 1809 Jones
James, teamster P. A. McDonald
James B., pipe cutter Joshua Hendy Ma- chine Wks
James E., 429 Pine
James F., bartender Occidental Hotel, r. 16021% Lexington Av
James L., capitalist, r. 1122 Pine
James P., druggist Gustave A. Hueter, r. 1018B Shotwell
James R., shipping and commission and secretary The A. Crawford Co., 14 Drumm, r. 102 Lake
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Jane Mrs., cook St. Mark's Hospital, r. 2000 Stockton
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Watson Jennie M. Mrs., r. 431 Ivy Av
Jerome W. (Watson & Co.), r. 712 Sutter
John, carpenter, r. 13912, 11th
John, clerk, r. 1343, 25th
John, gardener, r. 23 Boyce
John, laborer, r. 662 Mission John, property man Cremorne Theatre
Jobn, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min- ing Co., r. 12 Guy Pl
Watson John C., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 41-44-45, r. 1152 Guerrero
John R., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r. 2308 Taylor
Joseph, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 212 Sumner
Kenneth (Davis & Watson), r. Oakland
Lena V. Miss, laundress, r. 431 Ivy Av
Louise Miss, typewriter, r. 12 Guy PJ
Margaret, widow, r. 64 Jessie
Margaret, widow, r. 1300 Pine
= Margaret H., widow, bakery and varieties, 829, 15th
Margaret M. Miss, laundress, r. 431 Ivy Av
Martha A. Miss, teacher Emerson Pri- mary School, r. 1001 Pine
= Mary Miss, laundress, r. 431 Ivy Av
Mary A., widow, r. 706 Broderick
Mary A. Mrs., r. 2308 Taylor
Mary J. Mrs., r. 2012 Hardy
16 Maud Miss, bookkeeper S. N. Wood & Co., r. 12 Guy Pl
= M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 431 Douglass
Peter W. (Watson & Marx , r. 204 McAI- lister
Richard, teamster, r. 16 Cook
Robert, master mariner, r. 515, 23d
Robert C., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 190212 McAllister
Robert M., engineer S. P. Co. r. 1911A Howard
Sage C., bricklayer, r. 431 Douglass
Samuel E., publisher The Western Cream- ery, 113 Davis, r. West Berkeley
=
Sidney T .. bricklayer, r. 200 Fair Oaks
T. B., druggist, r. 1018B Shotwell
Temple, cigars and tobacco, 527 Clay, r. 1506 Jones
Thomas, agent, r. 1101 Geary
Watson Thomas, grain broker and commission agent, 302 California, r. Sausalito
Thomas S., helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r. 2308 Taylor
Venn John W., conductor, r. 331A 18th
Walter, boxing instructor Olympic Club, r. 301 Jones
W. S., 3d officer str Mariposa
" William, carpenter, r. 52 Merritt
William, engineer, r. 2406 Harrison
66 Willaim, iron worker Western Iron Wks, r. 1310 Kearny
William, machinist, r. 128 Pennsylvania Av
William, manufacturer, r. 204 McAllister
William A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. 299 Hyde
William A., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1312 Page
William H., machinist Clot & Meese, r. 15 Harper
William H., mining secretary, 302 Mont- gomery, room 6, r. 151 Octavia
William H., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2012 Geary
William H. Jr., clerk ticket auditor's dept S. P. Co., r. 108 Haight
Watson William J., general manager Pacific Refining and Roofing Co., 153 Crocker Bldg, r. 1620 McAllister
William J., stripper Wiegmann & Stuer- mer, r. 16 Cook
William S., clerk California Powder Wks, r. Alameda
William S., manufacturers' agent, 52 Flood Bldg, r. 1615 Larkin
William T., lather, r. 431 Ivy Av =
William W., attorney at law, 120 Sutter, room 48, r. 313, 21st
W. & J. SLOANE & CO., China and Japan Mattings.
Choice Assortment of Novelties.
641-677 MARKET ST.
Watson & Co. (Jerome W. Watson), electro- poise and importers and jobbers corks, soda fountains and soda stock, 124 Mar- ket
& Marx (Peter W. Watson and Henry Marx), wool, 134-144 Bluxome
19 Watson. See Wattson
Watsonville Creamery and Cattle Co. The, J. L. Koster president, J. A. Koster secre- tary, office 327 Market, works Watson- ville, Cal.
Watt Adam E., cigars and tobacco, 242 Ellis, r. 451 Polk
Alexander, insurance agent, r. 25A Haight
Andrew, foreman Charles Harley Co., r. 844 Harrison
66 Blue Gravel Mining Co., Robert Watt president, George A. Berton secretary, 323 Montgomery
= Charles H., mining, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
= Donald, messenger Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 2011/2, 5th
66 Frederick G., salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 506 Ellis
" H. C., musician, r. 431 O'Farrell
Watt James, secretary W. F. McNutt, 104 Sut- ter, r. Oakland
James, waiter E. Arndt, r. 1001%, 2d
Watt James Alva, attorney at law, 21-23 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 18 Devisadero
John, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 307 Fre- mont
Lizzie S., widow, r. 641 Haight M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 506 Ellis
Watt Robert, vice-president Langley & Mich- aels Co., and first vice-president San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail- way Co., office 34-40, 1st, r. Oakland
WATT ROLLA V.,
manager Royal Insurance Co. and Queen Insurance Co., 502-504 Mont- gomery cor Sacramento, telephone Main 113, r. 641 Haight
Watt William, miner, r. 126 Ellis
William, tailor John Corrigan, r. 2012, 5th Watterau George, printer, r. 1912 Fillmore flat 3 Watters Alexander, packer clothing and equip- age depot Quartermaster's Dept. U. S. A., r. 36 New Montgomery
66 Anna E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 711 Sutter
66 Frank H., collector, r. 711 Sutter
Frank H. Jr. (Watters & Davies), r. 711 Sutter
James A., bookkeeper, r. 711 Sutter
Watters Lucius C., superintendent Commer- cial Steam Power Works, 510 Commer- cial, r. Alameda
66 Rama R., millwright Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 7 Morris Av
Thomas S., clerk ticket auditor's dept S. P. Co., r. 711 Sutter
" & Davies (Frank H. Watters Jr. and Arthur Davies), bicycle dealers, 1113 Market
Watters. See Waters
Wattle Irvin, clerk George E. Maguire, r. 2305 Van Ness Av
Wattles William S., stockbroker, 307 Montgom- ery, r. Berkeley
Watts Alfred, spar maker C. A. Castner & Co., r. 650, 4th
Benjamin, porter Martin Kedon, r. 16151% San Carlos Av
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