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West Coast Fruit and Wine Growers' Associa- tion, A. Derre president, M. D. Levy secretary, office 320 Sansome, room 26
" Coast Lumber Co., George D. Gray presi- dent, 34 Luning Bldg
Coast Newspaper Union, West Coast Ad- vertising and Publishing Co. proprietors, 58, 1st
West Coast Publishing Co., Alexander Olsson manager, printing and stationery, 921 Mission
" Coast Safety Faucet Co., C. S. Houghton secretary and manager, H. C. Black superintendent, 223 Mission
= Coast Steamship Co., J. R. Hanify agent, . office 22 Market
Coast Top Co. (Edward H. and William J. Kennedy) carriage trimmings, 55 Beale West Coast Wire and Iron Works, S. V. Mooney manager, 16 Fremont
Consolidated Virginia and California Min- ing Co. (Nevada), M. W. Fox president, P. H. Andross secretary, 324 Pine room 10
" Disinfecting Co. (New York), August Cordes manager, 320 Sansome, room 14 Edith M. Miss, r. 624 Sutter
Edmund, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 136, 7th
Edward M., tailor Borck & Rosenberg, r. 323 Eddy
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Edward McC., carpenter, r. 8 Andover Av Edward T., painter, r. 1924 Hyde
Edward W., salesman Diebold Safe and Lock Co., r. Oakland
West End Saloon, John B. McNamara proprie- tor, 117 City Hall Av
West End School, Miss Ella J. McCarthy principal, Mission Road nr Six-Mile House
= Ernest, steward, r. 413 O'Farrell
= Ernest C., waiter M. N. Batchia, r. 989 Howard
WEST EUGENE F.,
physician and surgeon, office and r. 107 Leavenworth, hours 10 to 11 a. m., 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
West Ferdinand A. M., collector Commercial Union Assurance Co., r. 628 Sutter
Fermer W., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry. Co., r. 134 Arlington
Frank, r. 2041/2 Ritch
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Frank, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r. 426 Brannan
Frederick B., machinist, r. 2088 Market
George, clerk, r. 132 Erie
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George, waiter, r. 850 Folsom
West George E., secretary Western Roll Paper Co., 421-423 Sacramento
George S., dairy produce, 9 Laskie
George S., stock clerk Bush & Mallett Co., r. 21 Anthony
George W., helper Mutual Electric Light Co., r. 128, 2d
H., machinist Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co. Harry C., actor. r. 211 Stevenson
Henry P., machinist, r. 424 Geary
West Henry T., secretary San Francisco Fur- niture Manufacturing Co., 644-648 Bry- ant, r. 269 Durant, Oakland
" Herbert, laborer S. P. Co., r. 730, 4th " J., attorney at law, r. 126 Ellis
West James (Montgomery & Co.), r. 711 Fill- more
" John, candy maker, r. 829 Stevenson
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Black and Galvanized IRON PIPE
and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas, Steam and Water. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
West John, electrician Market St. Ry., r. 710 Laurel Av
West John C., sole agent Peerless Boiler Com- pound, 213 Mission, r. 929 Florida
66
John D., saddler Charles H. Mead Jr., r. 523 Grove
66 John E., r. 13 Auburn
John J., clerk Abraham Ruef, r. 126 Ellis
= John P., carrier postoffice, r. 414 Grove
66 John W., candy maker Adam F. Phreaner, r. 1028 Stevenson
Joseph A., painter, r. 433 Church
Kate Mrs., nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Leonard D., expressman, 516 Commercial, r. 120 Webster
Lester, carpenter, r. 608, 6th
Lewis W., cook, r. 428 Natoma
Louise, widow, r. 128 Locust Av
Marguerite, widow, r. 1312 Octavia
Mary, widow, r. 1110 Larkin
= Mary A., widow, r. 220 Clara
= Mary B. Miss, private school for girls, 2014 Van Ness Av
66 Mary D .. cook, 703 Leavenworth
West Monroe G., expert safe opener and sales- man Diebold Safe and Lock Go., 6 Cali- fornia, r. 1759, 12th Av, Oakland
" N. C. Mrs., widow, r. 624 Sutter
O., apprentice H. Friedrichs. r. 426 Shot- well
66 Oakland Masonic Hall and Building Asso- ciation, Andrea Sbarboro secretary, 524 Montgomery
Oakland Mutual Loan Association, An- drea Sbarboro secretary, 524 Montgom- ery
West Publishing Co., J. W. Henderson agent, publishers law books, 405 Montgomery, room 9
Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Robert B., jeweler, r. 424 Geary
= Robert B., laborer, r. 533 Sacramento
Romaldo, driver R. E. Cole, r. 73 Clemen- tina
Samuel A., pattern maker Golden State and Miners' Iron Wks, r. 81 Clementina Samuel M., capitalist, r. 1211B Bush
Sarah. widow, r. 414 Grove
Side Canal and Land Co., Reuben P. Hurl- burt president, Charles B. Hurlburt sec- retary, 112 Montgomery
West Side Christian Church, Rev. William A. Gardner pastor, N s Bush bet Scott and Devisadero
West Shore Railway Co., C. M. Sanger presi- dent, John W. Eisenhuth secretary, 43 Crocker Bldg
Thomas (Aplin & West), r. 626 Sacramento
66 Thomas, clerk D. J. Walker
Thomas P., watchman, r. 32 Richland Av
66 Vancouver Commercial Co., W. Wallace Armstrong secretary, 508 California, room 28
66 Walter E., machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r. 220 Clara
William, r. 325 Minna
William, painter, r. 1134 Union
William B., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
William D., clerk, r. 220 Clara
66 William E., gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 1810 Leavenworth
16 William H., mattress maker Samuel Beal Furniture Co., r. Oakland
= William H., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. Hotel Langham
WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
BARBED COPPER INSULATED
WIRE NAILS, ROPE, SPRINGS,
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N. CLARK & SONS,
FIRE TILE and STOVE LININGS, Manufacturers and Dealers
San Francisco. I7 and 19 SPEAR ST.,
W J. GUNDLACH & CO.,
BEST BRANDS of High-grade California TABLE WINES. OFFICE. MARKET AND SECOND STREETS.
1612 WES
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. WES
Office, 1004 MARKET STREET, Near Powell St. Telephone South 420.
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY ASS'N,
J. C. WILSON & CO.
900 Battery St. Tel. Main 1864. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Foreign and Domestic Coal. Hotels, Restaurants and Ship- ping Supplied.
West William W., clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 8051/2 Mason
W. S., superintendent industrial dept. Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., NE cor Mont- gomery and Sacramento, r. 622 Post
Westall Charles F., sign painter Aaron Levine, r. Oakland
Westby Charles, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Westchester Fire Insurance Co. (of New York), David A. Spencer manager, 215 Sansome Westcott Adelbert R. (Westcott & Son), r. 2221/2 Fulton
Charles A. (Westcott & Son), r. 2221/2 Fulton Ella M., widow, r. 1909 Devisadero
Otis H. Mrs., r. 126B 8th
& Son (Adelbert R. and Charles A.), auc- tioneers, 211 Larkin
Westcott. See Wescott
Westdahl Ferdinand, draughtsman U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, r. Oakland
Westdorp E. & Co. (Edward Westdorp and Ber- nard Mueller), groceries and liquors, 1501 Folsom
" Edward (E. Westdorp & Co.), r. 1501 Folsom Wested Christian, carpenter, r. 26 Folsom Av Westelius Amanda, widow, r. 713B O'Farrell
" Ernest, janitor Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r. 713B O'Farrell Westen. See Westin Westenburg August, clerk Feustel & Co., r. SW cor 23d and Shotwell
Westenhaver Charles C., carpet layer, r. 1216 Noe Wester Carl J., tailor, 712 Dikeman Pl
George, master schr Alton, office 10 Mission = James, engineer, r. 317 Green rear
= Matilda, widow, r. 928 Fillmore
Westerberg Axel E., watchman Spring Valley W. W., r. Alameda
August, expressman Francis-Valentine Co., r. 3 Webster
Westerberg Frederick, M. D., physician and surgeon, 415 Sutter, hours 1 to 4 p. m., telephone Main 5178, r. 926A Valencia, hours 8 to 9 a. m., 7 to 8 p. m., telephone Blue 11
Westerfeld Carl, law student Delmas & Short- ridge, r. 1003 Geary
Charles, cigar maker A. Muller, r. 1139, 20th
= Herman (Herman Westerfeld & Co.), r. 738, 21st
Herman Jr., clerk California Optical Co., r. 738, 21st
Westerfeld Herman & Co. (Herman and Louis Westerfeld and Charles Schroth), pro- prietors Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co., 230 Kearny, room 3
" H. William, clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r. 1003 Geary
Joseph, cigar maker A. Muller, r. 1139, 20th Louis (Herman Westerfeld & Co.), r. 1003 Geary
Otto F., with Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 1150 Fulton
Paul C., with Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 1150 Fulton
Pauline (Westerfeld's Bakery), r. 1150 Fulton
.. William H., driver Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co., r. 1003 Geary
Westerfeld. See Wusterfeld
WESTERFELD'S BAKERY
(Pauline Westerfeld), Adolph C. Bauer manager, bakery and restaurant, wedding cakes a specialty, 1035 Mar- ket
Westerfield Edward, r. 407 Mason Westerlund Charles, clerk, r. 96, 13th
John, carpenter, r. Aztec nr California Av
Louis, carpenter, r. Aztec nr California Av " Peter, laborer, r. cor Napa and Louisiana Westermann Ann Mrs., r. Old People's Home Western Addition Electrical Works, Henry A. Cushing proprietor, 1704 Polk
Western Addition Funeral
DIRECTORS, Joseph Hagan, Miles B. Schofield and Benjamin F. Hickox, 2428 California bet Fillmore and Stein- er, telephone West 948
Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto), H. M. Grant manager, Charles A. Stuart assistant manager fire department, Frederick S. Butler manager marine department, 423 California, telephone Main 433, Davis & Watson city agents, 208 Sansome
Western Beet Sugar Co., Claus Spreckels president, John D. Spreckels vice-presi- dent, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. treasur- ers, E. H. Sheldon secretary, office 327 Market, factory Watsonville, Cal.
Belle Mining Co. (Candelaria, Nev.), John H. Sayre secretary, 405 Montgomery
WESTERN BRASS WORKS,
Zollver, Branch & Lawlor proprietors, brass, bronze and all kinds metal cast- ings, jobbing and repairing, 106, 1st Western Carbonic Acid Gas Co., 26 Montgomery Collection Bureau, W. B. Shuman man- ager, 319 Pine room 31
Western Commercial and Collection Agency, A. J. Fritz manager,18 Chronicle Bldg, telephone Main 1090
Creamery The (monthly), Samuel E. Wat- son publisher, 113 Davis
WESTERN DELIVERY CO.,
packages, trunks, etc .. called for and delivered to all trains, or to any part of the city, packages 10 cents, trunks 35 cents, W. A. Glunz manager, office 372 Natoma nr 5th
Western Development Co., F. S. Douty presi- dent and treasurer, John R. Folsom secretary, 4 Montgomery, room 58
Western Division Associated Press The, John P. Dunning superintendent, 302 Mont- gomery, rooms 29-31
Western Electric Co. (Chicago), California Electrical Works, agents, 35 Market
Western Foundry, Morton & Hedley proprie- tors, 234 Fremont
Western Furnishing Co., Herman Bishop presi- dent, John A. Phelps vice-president, installment house, 967 Mission
Western Fuse and Explosives Co.
Ed. G. Lukens president, Francis H. Pitman secretary, office 200 Market, telephone Main 576
Western Granite and Marble Co. (San Jose Cal.), Charles M. Shortridge manager, 40 New Montgomery
= Hotel, Daniel J. Buckley proprietor, 212 Broadway
Western Hotel World (weekly), San Francisco Photo Engraving Co. proprietors, 518 Sacramento
Improvement Co., F. Lindenfeld presi- deat, W. R. Porter secretary, 2 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
WESTERN IRON WORKS,
John F. Sims president, Willard B. Morris vice-president, H. C. Houghton secretary and treasurer, manufactur- ers of fire and burglar proof doors, shutters, bank vaults, fire escapes, and sole manufacturers metallic wheelbarrows, 123-125 Beale, tele- phone Main 737
Western Journal of Education, The Whitaker & Ray Co. publishers, 723 Market
The Bulletin
HAS NO RIVAL IN THE EVENING FIELD. IT SURPASSES THEM ALL. TELEPHONE MAIN 926.
KODAK
DEVELOPING, PRINTING, RELOADING.
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery St.
WES
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.
WES
1613
Western Land and Title Co.,
Abner L. Payne president, 606 Mont- gomery, room 11
Western Land Co., C. M. Arnold manager, 640 Market
Western Light and Power Co., Allan St. J. Bowie president and manager, Alfred Bouvier secretary, 916 Market, works 109 O'Farrell
Loan Association, Dennery & Gunzburger secretaries, 214 Pine, room 3
Western Mailing Bureau,
Miss Rosa Grubb manager, 300 Post, telephone Main 907
WESTERN MEAT CO.,
G. F. Swift president, Leroy Hough vice-president and treasurer, W. D. Dennett secretary, wholesale market and general offices, NW cor 6th and Townsend, telephone Main 765, pack- ing houses and stock yards, South San Francisco, San Mateo Co.
Western Mineral Co., Theodore J. Wrampel- meier president, manufacturers acids, 220 California, room 1
Western New York Preserving and Manufac- turing Co. (Springville, N. Y.), John H. Spohn agent, 318 Battery
Outlook The (weekly). Western Outlook Publishing Co., publishers, 425 Mont- gomery, room 6
" Outlook Publishing Co., Joseph S. Francis president, John L. Derrick treasurer, Walter G. Maddox secretary, 425 Mont- gomery, room 6
Western Premier Cycle Co. (incorporated), S. W. Backus president, E. P. Slosson sec- retary, 312-314 Baker
" Preserve Co., Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein proprietors, factory 115 Shotwell, office 17-19, 1st
= Printing Co. (George W. Rentschler), prin- ters and publishers, 610 Montgomery
Rattan Works, B. Cohn proprietor, 1520 Polk
Richard F., advertising agent, r. 969A How- ard
Western Roll Paper Co.,
wholesale dealers news, wrapping, sheet and roll paper, 421-423 Sacra- mento
Western Rubber Co., E. E. Buckelton treasurer, 14-16 Fremont
Straw Works, Thomas H. Kortick proprie- tor, 755 Mission
Western Sugar Refining Co., John D. Spreckels president, Adolph B. Spreckels treas- urer, Robert Oxnard secretary, office 327 Market, refineries Potrero, South San Francisco and cor Battery and Union
WESTERN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. THE, Peter Koppen presi- dent, H. E. Brown manager, Julius Witt assistant manager, C. M. Culver superintendent, 323 Front, branch office 211% Main, telephone Front 75 Western Tube Co., H. R. Boynton agent, 48.Fre- mont
Western Union Telegraph Co., Frank Jaynes superintendent, Frank H. Lamb assist- ant superintendent, William J. Martin manager, general office NE cor Mont- gomery and Pine, branch offices 200 and 839 Sutter, 2 Golden Gate Av, 2403 Cali- fornia. SW cor California and Front, The Baldwin, California, Grand, Occidental and Palace Hotels, 319 Davis, NW cor Hayes and Larkin, 111 and 607 Market, 1052 Valencia, Produce Exchange, S. P. Co.'s Bldg cor 4th and Townsend, S. P. Co.'s Freight Depot cor 5th and King, S. P. Co.'s Passenger Depot cor 3d and Townsend, S. P. Co.'s Passenger Depot cor 25th and Valencia, Fort Mason and Presidio
W. & J. SLOANE & CO., SASH CURTAINS
In Latest Designs and Colorings. 641-647 MARKET ST.
Western Vinnie widow, r. 1105 Union
Western War Cry Trade Department, Major William Halpin editor and manager, full supply of Salvation Army literature, uniforms and goods, 1139 Market, tele- phone South 111
Western Wheelman The, Smith & Burns pub- lishers, 58, 1st
" Wool Manufacturing Co., M. Solomon & Co. agents, 1839 Mission
Westfall Frederick, cook, r. 1018 Jackson Westfall. See Westphal
Westfelt Harry, cigar maker, r. 281 Minna Westfield H. P., cabin steward revenue cutter Com. Perry
Johanna, widow, r. 110 Pennsylvania Av
Robert, sexton and collector Trinity Church, r. 1626 Bush
Westgate Charles H., salesman Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r. 1615 Sacramento
George A., with Moore, Ferguson & Co., r. 71012 Post
Westhaus Annie W. Miss, r. 39, 5th " F., tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Westheimer John F., insurance, 301 California r. 32 Clinton Park
Westhoff Peter, engineer, r. Utah nr Yuba
"6 William (Westhoff & Co.), r. 899 Pine
& Co. (William Westhoff), wholesale wines and liquors, 221 Front, room 4
Westhoff. See Wuesthoff
Westin Charles A., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1824 Hyde
William W., gilder Schussler Bros., r. 530 Geary
Westing Diedrich, cabinet maker, r. Gould nr Paul Av South
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. (of Pittsburg), 228 Bush, Mills Bldg, tele- phone Main 1506
Westington Walter, teacher Boys and Girls Aid Society
Westlake Benjamin F., clerk Railway Mail Ser- vice, r. Oakland
Samuel J., storekeeper Harbor Commis- sioners
William B., special agent Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. Golden West Hotel
William N., clerk Railway Mail Service. r. Oakland
Westland George, clerk The Bank of British North America, r. Oakland
Westley Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 929A Sutter Westman Carl, master at arms revenue cutter Rush
= Edward, cook, r. 871 Market
Godfred, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r. 210 Willow Av
K., porter C. G. Larsen
William, barber George Held, r. 2021/2, 4th Westminster Presbyterian Church, Rev. Henry C. Minton pastor, S s Fell bet Oc- tavia and Laguna
" The, Mrs. Jane Laing proprietor, 614 Sutter Westoby Thomas, carpenter Wheeler & Bur- dick, r. 533 Mission
WESTON BASKET AND MAN- UFACTURING CO., Charles W. Weston president, 662-670 Bryant, telephone South 453
Weston Charles W., president Weston Basket and Manufacturing Co., 662-670 Bryant, r. 6511/2 Folsom
Edwina J. Miss, saleslady M. L. Stearns, r. 721 Eddy
$1.00
SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY, TELEPHONE MAIN 1157. 12 MONTGOMERY STREET.
$1.00
W
N. CLARK & SONS
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STONE WARE and FLOWER POTS, Manufacturers and Dealers
San Francisco. 17 and 19 SPEAR ST.,
W
PACIFIC BOX FACTORY,
MYERS, CARRICK & WILLIAMS, Fourth and Kentucky Sts.
1614 WES
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. WET
Leather Belting. 317, 319 MISSION ST.
H. N. COOK BELTING COMPANY,
The Country Publisher Will Save TIME, MONEY AND LABOR by using the AUXILIARY PRINTS -OF THE-
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS' CO.
Write or call for terms, prices and advan- tages to 405 Sansome St., San Francisco.
Weston George, aeronaut, r. 635B Minna
George, master mariner, r. 1007 Harrison
16 Henry, waiter, r. 4 Lily Terrace
John, real estate, r. 1731 Eddy
66 John A., solicitor O. F. von Rhein & Co., r. 2659 Howard
Martin W., clerk Ferdinand Smith, r. 605 Pine
= Olive Miss, r. Old People's Home
Peter, cooper, r. 206 Langton
= Richard, painter, r. 969A Howard
Robert, boilermaker, r. 149, 2d
F., steward str Arcata
66 William, millwright Cahill & Hall Eleva- tor Co., r. 1202 Treat Av
Weston. See Westin
Westover Clyde C., bookkeeper, r. 1171 Stanyan Delbert L., secretary Sonoma Lumber Co., 319 Pine, room 26, r. 1169 Stanyan
J. Wallace, r. 1171 Stanyan 66
66 William, president Sonoma Lumber Co., 319 Pine, room 26, r. Bay City, Mich.
William W., with Sonoma Lumber Co., r. 910B Devisadero
Westphal Agathe, widow, r. 27th Av South nr P Christian, drayman Heynemann & Co., r. 624 Shotwell
Westphal Christian H., veterinary surgeon, 121- 123 City Hall Av, telephone South 401
Edward W .. dental student, r. 923 Fell
Frederick S., receiving agent Paul Boy- ton Chute Co., r. 23, 14th
Frederick W., stone cutter, r. 11401% Steven- son
George. butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. 1102 Railroad Av
16 Godfried H., capitalist, r. 1102 Railroad Av Henry, tailor, r. 543 Natoma
Henry N., plumber, r. 940 Filbert
Westphal Henry W., secretary and treasurer Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co., 212 Clay, r. 20 Columbia Square
16 Joseph, butcher. r. 1102 Railroad Av
$6 Louis A., nailer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1558 Kentucky
Mary, laundry, Railroad Av nr 8th Av South
Mathilde Mrs., r. 11th Av South nr N
WESTPHAL OTTO F., D. D. S.,
dentist, 213-214-215 Spreckels Bldg, telephone South 760, r. Belvedere
Westphal Peter, salesman Charles Mattheas, r. 407 Dolores
Rudolph, painter, r. 1620 Powell
William, butcher, r. 1102 Railroad Av
William, painter. r. 636 Green
Westphal. See Westfall
Westphalen Christian, painter, r. Lake View Av nr Lee Av
Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 1512 Kentucky
Louis, employee Western Sugar Refinery, r. 1512 Kentucky
Westplear Joseph H., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 20 Ellsworth
Westwater James, bookkeeper L. H. Moise, r. 1826 Eddy
Robert, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1826 Eddy Westwood Charles L., carpenter, r. 39 Valley Weth John, baker, r. 772 Mission
Wetherall Samuel, teamster, r. 203 Ritch
Wetherbee Allen H., teamster, r. 422, 2d Ambrose, r. 22012 McAllister
Charles (Gulick & Wetherbee), r. 22012 Mc- Allister
Wetherbee Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 3435, 16th 66 Henry, (estate of), office 14 California
66 Leroy B., asst. librarian Mercantile Li- brary, r. 530 Golden Gate Av
Samuel L., ship carpenter. r. 3435, 16th
.. Samuel W., lineman, r. SE cor Pacific Av and Lyon
Wetherby Charles S., 1st asst. engineer str City of Puebla
66 Mary Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
66 Wallace T., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 820B Geary
AWetherby. See Weatherbee and Witherby Wethered James S., capitalist, r. 2109 Pacific Av
William L., manager Cluff Bros., 409-411 Montgomery Av, r. 1714 Vallejo
Woodworth, architect, r. 2109 Pacific Av
Wetherell Grace Miss, instructor Art Students' League, r. East Oakland
Wetherford George. conductor, r. 10 Bowie Av Wetjen Cord H., clerk, r. 131/2 Dearborn
Deidrich, liquors, SW cor 5th and Berry
George, r. 7 Russ
George, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 918 Buchanan
" Henry, cigar maker, r. 518 Lyon
Wetmore A., carpenter, r. 7651/2 Howard
Wetmore-Bowen Co., Clarence J. Wetmore president, Charles E. Bowen vice-pres- ident and manager, wine merchants, proprietors Cresta Blanca Vineyard, Livermore, Cal., manufacturers Cresta Blanca Olive Oil, agents George West & Son El Pinal Vineyard, dealers in brandy, whisky, cigars, etc, business office 140 Montgomery, bottling cellars 300 McAllister
Wetmore Brothers (incorporated), H. D. Wet- more president, W. B. Wetmore vice- president, J. G. Wetmore secretary, fruit and produce commission mer- chants, 415-417 Washington
66 C. Abbott, clerk Wetmore Bros., r. 1627 Bush
$6 Clarence J., president Wetmore-Bowen Co., 140 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Frank, mechanic, r. 145, 4th
Fred R., freight clerk str City of Puebla, r. 223B Devisadero
Wetmore George P., president Cushing-Wet- more Co., 508 California, r. 441 Golden Gate Av
Wetmore Henry D., president Wetmore Bros., 415-417 Washington, r. 1627 Bush
James I., packer Wetmore Bros., r. 1602 Vallejo
Wetmore John G., secretary Wetmore Bros., 415-417 Washington, r. 2213 Fillmore
66 John W., farmer, r. 2812 Bush
Nelson W., architect, r. 404 Turk
Robert H. Jr., clerk Wetmore Bros., r. 1602 Vallejo
Wiliam B., vice-president Wetmore Bros., 415-417 Washington, r. Oakland
Wettenkamp Theodore, bartender, r. 305 Minna Wetterau Annie Miss, dressmaking. 1141/2 Oak
George, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1912 Fillmore
Peter, decorator, r. 11412 Oak
Simon Mrs., nurse, r. 1 Essex Pl =
Wetters Andrew, wire worker, r. 1334 Turk
Wettig Anna Miss, teacher Cooper Primary School, r. 1214 Eddy
= Augustus F., stenographer Burlington Route, r. 1214 Eddy
= Ernest A., clerk California Powder Wks
Helen Miss, stenographer, r. 1214 Eddy
66 Minnie, widow, r. 1214 Eddy
66 Theodore (Driscoll & Wettig), r. 111 Olive Av
Wetting John (Wetting & Binneweg), r. 320 Natoma
& Binneweg (John Wetting and Abraham Binneweg), boots and shoes, 753 Folsom Wettstein Edward, liquors , W s Mission nr Tingley
Wetz Frederick E., upholsterer, r. 1107 Fol- som
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Wetzel Amelia, widow, r. 1321 Broadway
" Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 1321 Broad- way
Anna Miss, teacher music, r. 1321 Broadway
66 Antone, box maker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 13 Benice
Benton G., printer Silas H. Wilcox & Co., r. 213, 7th
Carl, bookkeeper, r. 1321 Broadway
Herman, master schr Mary Etta, r. 143 Berry
Wetzel John F., M. D., physician and surgeon, office and r. 213, 7th, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Katie Miss, cashier Wilson Dining Saloon, r. Oakland
AG Wetzel. See Witzel
Wetzlar Alexander J., fire adjuster, 106 Leides- dorff, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Wetzler Henry, cutter, r. 46 Jersey
" James, engineer. r. 320 Green rear
Weule Arthur F. H., with Louis Weule, r. 232 Capp
" Ernst L., with Louis Weule, r. 232 Capp
Weule Louis (successor to Charles Pace), chronometer and watch maker, 418 Bat- tery, r. 232 Capp
Wexel Aaron S., clerk, r. 93412 McAllister
' Joseph, watches and jewelry, 11 Mont- gomery, r. 327 O'Farrell
Louis, manager shipping dept. Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 629 Hayes
Solomon, collector, r. 9341/2 McAllister Weyand Emma Miss, cashier, r. 477 Valencia
: Ferdinand G., waiter Charles H. Robinson, r. 232 Minna
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Julius L., musician, r. 1202 Potrero Av
Nicholas K., bookkeeper F. P. Schuster, r. 477 Valencia
Weyburn John K., teamster, r. 521 Fell Thomas H., capitalist, r. American Ex- change Hotel
Weyermiller Frederick A., machinist, r. 806 Van Ness Av
Weygant Hannah, widow, r. 953 Harrison Weygant. See Wiegand
Weyher William H., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 631 Geary
Weyl Cerf (J. Baumgarten & Co.), r. 1219 Sutter Jonas, shipping clerk depot quartermaster U. S. A., r. 317, 10th Av
19Weyl. See Weil, Weill and Wiel
Weyland Francis, teamster, 2051 Folsom
Weyler John, machinist American Type Found- ers' Co., r. 29 Bernard Weyman Edward, carpenter, r. 2109 Bush
" Francois, cellarman Blumenthal & Co., r. 533A Hayes
Weymann Henry, president California Art Metal Wks, 49-51 Fremont, r. Alameda Weymouth Burrett L., clerk Crocker Estate Co., r. Alameda
" Frank, cellarman Harris, Kingston & Co., r. 810 Leavenworth
James, ship carpenter, r. 38 South Park
John C., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 38 South Park
Wilbur S., with The I. Banta Co., r. Ala- meda
Weynewsky Nicholas F., teamster, r. 206 Perry Weyrather Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 20121/2 Mission
" Ferdinand, liquors, 2767, 16th
Whaite Howard J., compositor Joseph Winter- burn Co., r. Berkeley
Rene, artist Theo. C. Marceau, r. 1360 Ful- ton
Whald Catherine Mrs., r. 35 Prospect Av
Marguerite L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 35 Prospect Av
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