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Oellrich William J., laborer Cal. Electrica! Wks, r. 17 Beideman
[ Oclirich. Sec Ohlerich and Ulrich Oelrichs Herman, r. 1120 Pine
Oels Ernest H. F., groceries and liquors, 263 Stevenson
Oeltjen Diedrich J. B., liquors, 1111 Mission
Oeltjen Maggie, domestic, New Washington Hotel
Oenhousen Alfred, laborer, r. 2161% Sanchez Ocnhousen Modeste, widow, r. 2161% Sanchez Oesinghaus Otto, brassmolder, r. 651 Minna Oest Christian, clerk Henry Meyer, r. 264, 8th Oest Emll W., groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont and Francisco
Oester Charles, blacksmith, r. 14 Valencia [] Oester. See Oster
Oestereich William
patrolman Morse's
Patrol, r. 922 Turk . Oestermann Louis, bookkeeper A. Hromada, r. Alameda
57 Oestermann. See Osterman and Oyster- man
THE KEELEY CURE, 1 170 Market St., San Francisco. (FORMERLY AT LOS GATOS.)
The Dubuque Telegraph says: "There are fully 300,000. living proofs of the fact that the Keeley Treatment cures a disease which, if not insanity, is closely akin to it, but it remains to be established that the remedy, in a single instance, ever caused insanity or harm."
George Penlington secretary, office S S Oehlert Henry F., upholsterer Frank & Co., r. 1318 Harrison
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The Volcano of Kilauea.
T THE 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 Punalun 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 tlie 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- taias 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 lias ever occurred.
There are two ways of getting to the volcano. One is by thie Wilder Steamship Company's steamer Kinau, which leaves Honolulu every ten days, and, touching at Maui, runs around the northern coast of Hawaii to IIilo. Good hotel accommodations can be liad at Hilo. There is a good carriage road throughi 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 goverment expense.
The other route is by the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company's steamer WV. 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 aud 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 through 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 time-tables and other information pertaining to the "Island Paradise," by writing to J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co., 114 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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OESTERREICHER LOUIS
real estate agent, 630 Market, r. Alameda Oesterreicher Walter, clerk Louis Oester- reicher, r. Alameda
[ Oesterreicher. See Ostreicher
Oesting Paul (Baxter & Oesting) r. 704 Brod- erick
Oesting William C., dairy produce, 88-91 Cali- fornia Market, r. 1411 Washington
Oesting William C. Jr., salesman William C. Oesting, r. 1411 Washington
Oestreich John, tanner Samuel Bloom & Sons, r. 2804, 24th
Oettl Alois, proprietor Tanners' Home, 1470 San Bruno Av
Oettl Arthur A., coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 1316B Valencia
Oettl Max W., fireman, r. 1470 San Bruno Av Oetzmann Emile, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 35 Beideman
Oetzmann Petronella, widow, r. 35 Beideman Oeverndiek Frederick, teamster, r. 711 Polk
Oeverndiek Henry R., carpenter J. Sanders, r. 1207 Bush
Ofeith Andrew, r. 6571% Minna
Ofenstein Richard, r. 4421/2 Clementina
Offenbach Nathan N., manager Pacific Pants Co., 514 Mission, r. 13 Minna
Offenbacher Kate, widow, varieties, 714 Val- lejo
Offenhauser Frederick. H .. tailor Block & Georges, r. 6 Virginia Pl
Offer Herman M., artificial stone, r. Cole bet Carl and Sullivan
Offerman John, salesman Stockton Milling Co., r. 1004 Washington
Offermann George H., marine engineer, r. 131 Tremont Av
Offermann J. Fred, manager Chicago Brew- ery, 1420-1434 Pine, r. 1421 Harrison
Offermann William, groceries and liquors, 1400 Folsom
OFFICE SPECIALTY MANUFAC-
TURING CO., Charles Slemin Jr. manager, manufacturers and dealers labor saving devices and furniture for offices, 29 New Montgomery, Grand Hotel Bldg, telephone Main 1790, factory Rochester, N. Y.
Official List San Francisco Stock Exchange, Goldstein & Co. proprietors, 326 Pine Offield Mary I., widow, r. 119 Turk
Offt Peter, cabinet maker Richard Herring, r. 3512 Decatur
Ogden Amy. widow, r. 2603 Folsom
Ogden Annie. widow, r. 432 Minna
Ogden Blanchard, salesman, r. 611 Stockton
Ogden Catherine, widow, r. 2529 Sutter
Ogden Charles A., chemist, 13 Montgomery Block, r. Alameda
Ogden Emma Miss, domestic, 419 Bryant
Ogden George H., coatroom man Palace Hotel, r. 1928 Ellis
Ogden M., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1525 Bush
Ogden Richard L., r. 2411 Pierce
OGDEN ROUTE FREIGHT AND TICKET OFFICE G. W. Fletcher agent, 613 Market
Oge William L., manager Pac. School Fur- nishing Co., 723 Market, r. San Rafael
Ogg Albert E., compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r. 619 Powell
Ogg William G., student, r. 1422 Hyde
Ogilvie Harry, marine engineer, r. 1112 Yerba Buena
Ogilvie James R., teacher vocal music, r. 1112 Yerba Buena
Ogilvie John, stonecutter, r. 247 Parker Av
Ogilvie William M., carpet cutter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 307 Jones
Ogle Frederick, salesman, r. 2291 Bryant
Ogle George A., clerk, r. 1125 Vallejo
Ogle John, carpenter and builder, 40 New Montgomery, r. 501 Capp
Oglesby James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 1018 Pine
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Artistic Tiles,
Plain, Glazed and Decorated. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Oglesby Robert S., r. 1018 Plne
Ogston Robert B., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1330 Howard
Ogston William (Gans & Ogston) r. Berkeley Ohabai Shalome Congregation, S s Bush nr Laguna
Ohe Henry, laborer, r. 3655, 19th
Ohe Rudolph, cigar packer H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1313B Scott
Ohea Lizzie Miss, stenographer John N. Young, r. 17181/2 Hyde
Ohea Richard H., r. 171812 Hyde
Ohea Robert H., clerk Paraffine Paint Co., r. 17181/2 Hyde
Ohea Walter H., clerk Samuel E. Dutton, r. 171812 Hyde
Ohio Lemon Co., Arthur. H. Ten Broeck man- ager, 81 Columbian Bldg
Ohland John A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1632 Fulton
Ohland Louis, lumberman, r. 8 Welsh
Ohland William, laborer, r. 8 Welsh
Ohlandt Henry, r. 1214 Potrero Av
OHLANDT HENRY C.
assistant secretary The National Ice Co.,, office 327 Market, r. 2614, 24th
Ohlandt John C. (N. Ohlandt & Co.) r. 2614, 24th
Ohlandt John H., salesman H. A. Schultze, r. 542 Polk
OHLANDT N. & CO.
(Nicholas and John C. Ohlandt and John A. and Charles H. Buck) manufacturers animal and willow charcoal, neatsfoot oil and fertilizers, factory E s Indiana bet 24th and 25th, office 327 Market
OHLANDT NICHOLAS
(N. Ohlandt & Co.) and president The National Ice Co., and California Green and Dried Fruit Co., office 327 Market, r. 2614, 24th
Ohlandt Richard, driver Frank Schrick, r. 3747, 17th
Ohlegshbeger Philip H., laborer, r. 42 Belcher Ohlemutz Jacob, butcher, 1404 Dupont, r. 1005B Greenwich
Ohlen Agnes H., widow, r. 3120 California
Ohlen Thomas E., gripman Market St. Ry, r. . 1409 Jackson rear
Ohlerich Charles (Stewart & Co.) r. 829 Val- lejo
Ohlerich Edward, bookkeeper Stewart & Co., . r. 829 Vallejo
[ Ohlert. See Oehlert
Ohlmeyer M. Mrs., widow, r. 1210 Mason
Ohlmeyer Martin A., clerk Bloom Bros., r. 1210 Mason
Ohlsen Charles W., foreman Oceanic SS. Co., r. 1220 Vermont
Ohlsen Ernest E., longshoreman, r. 1220 Ver- mont
Ohlsen Henry J., carpenter, r. 279 Richland Av Ohlsen J. & Co. (Joachim Ohlsen, Frederick Ehlers and Charles Stunker) groceries, 600 Post
Olılsen Joachim (J. Ohlsen & Co.) r. 625 Geary Ohlsen Ludwig H., proprietor Colonial Maple Sugar and Syrup Co., 3460, 25th
Ohlsen William, teamster, r. 1319 Natoma
Ohlson Frank, cooper Louis W. Ohlson, r. Oakland
Ohlson Frederick, steward M. B. Moraghan, r. Berkeley
GEO. D. GRAHAM, PRINTERS' ROLLERS 529 COMMERCIAL ST., San Francisco. TELEPHONE. MAIN 240.
Member of Manufacturers and Producers Ass'n of Cal. AND COMPOSITION ... 3
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Seldom equaled, never surpassed. Am amount delivered free. Family orders a Speo- ialty. Lowest prices. Stalls 68, 69, 70. 71, and 47 and 48 California Market. Tel. 1329 M
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E PROPRIETORS OFFICE, MARKET AND SECOND STS. K Gundlach-Bundschu Wine Co. Rhine Farm Vineyards
MILLER-MERRILL COLLEGE. Positions Secured FOR ALL STUDENTS. Shorthand AND Typewriting.
865 MARKET STREET, PARROTT BUILDING, San Francisco. Rooms 573-577.
Ohlson John A., cook Ernest Gee, r. 513 McAl- lister
OHLSON LOUIS W.
cooper, water casks, coal and ballast tubs, 237 Steuart, r. 1913 Magnolia, Oakland
Ohlson Victor, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 509 Brannan
Ohlson William, cooper Louis W. Ohlson, r. Oakland
Ohlsson Charles, longshoreman, r. 556 Bryant Ohlsson B. O., bookkeeper Fairbanks, Morse & Co., r. 1007 Capp
Ohlsson Uno, bartender Wm. Laib, r. 1917A Fillmore
Ohın Anna A. Miss, r. 217 Geary
Ohın Augusta L., widow, r. 217 Geary
Ohm Charles L., r. 1231 Howard
Ohm Edward W., r. 217 Geary
Ohm Frederick A., shoemaker, 430 Folsom
Ohm Julius C. W., seaman, r. 2505 Howard Ohm Louis, r. 747 Harrison
Ohm Rebecca, widow, r. 101012 Buchanan
Ohm William F., salesman Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r. 747 Harrison
Ohmberg Mary, widow, domestic, 741 Pennsyl- vania
Ohmen William H., engine works, 321 Mission, r. 1312B Harrison
Ohngemach Mary, widow, r. 818 Eddy
Ohnimus George, carver Schussler Bros., r. 1455, 15th
Ohnimus Louis, cabinet maker Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 1455, 15th
Ohnimus Louis J., manager boathouse Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park, r. 2104 Market Ohnstein Louisa, teacher music, r. 249, 4th Ohnstein Oscar, restaurant, 249, 4th
Ohring John, carpenter, r. 2934 Kissling OHRT HENRY
groceries and liquors, NW cor Grove and Devisadero, r. 705 Devisadero
Ohrtland Otto G. D., agent Golden Gate Dis- tilling Co., r. 16 Hoff Av
Ohrwall Harold, director Swedish Medical
Gymnastic Institute, r. 336 Post Olse Carl, waiter, r. 416 Taylor
Ohse L. C. Mrs., widow, r. Hotel Savoy
Ohser Herbert, waiter, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace OIL CITY BOILER WORKS
(Oil City, Pa.) manufacturers boilers and engines, Abner Doble Company agents, 200-210 Fremont
Ojeda Robert, chief engineer str Mary D. Hume, r. 9251/2 Mission
Oke William S., varieties, 202334 Mission
Okell Charles H., inspector Fire Underwriters' Inspection Bureau, r. 10612 Haight
Okell Charles J. (Okell, Donnell & Co.) r. Ala- meda
OKELL, DONNELL & CO.
(Charles J. Okell and Arthur C. Donnell) general agents Employers' Liability As- surance Corporation, limited (of London) General Insurance Co. (of Trieste) New England Burglary Insurance Co. (of Bos- ton) and city agents of North British and Mercantile (of London) and Franklin Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia) 411 California, telephone Main 1015
Okerblad Joseph, Ilquors, 16, 5th, r. 10 Mint Av Okerlund Hilda, widow, r. 1 Auburn Okerlund Ida Miss, bookbinder, r. 1 Auburn
Okerman Nels, waiter Swain Bros., r. 422 Post Olace Franco, foreign correspondent Cal. Wine Assn, r. 505A, 7th
Olafsen Emma Mrs., proprietor Winter Home, 634 Sacramento, and The Lexington, 212- 21412 Eddy
Olafson Olaf, lineman S. F. Gas & Elec. Co., r. 437 O'Farrell
Olafson Oscar, lodgings, 860 Howard
Olague Jacinta, widow, r. 536 Vallejo
Olague James, candy maker, r. 1206 Montgom- ery
Olaguez August, porter R. T. Brodek, r. Oak- land
Olaine Charles, president Bankers' Mining Syndicate, 126 Kearny, room 37, r. Oakland Olaine Jules, patternmaker S. F. Pattern Wks, r. Oakland
Olander Charles, laborer, r. NW cor Califor- nia and 13th Av
Olaver Charles J., laborer Ernest H. Ludwig & Co., r. 861 Market
Olbeck Antone, laborer S. P. RR, r. 674 Bran- nan
Olbrecht Ann, widow, r. 1416 Taylor Olcese Joseph, r. 715 Greenwich
Olcovich Bernhard (Olcovich Bros.) 74 Colum- bian Bldg
Olcovich Brothers (Bernhard Olcovich) im- porters shoes, 74 Columbian Bldg
Olcovich Herrman (Herrman Olcovich & Co.) r. 1716 Geary
Olcovich Herrman & Co. (Herrman Olcovich) importers. 330 Pine, room 57
Old Bonanza Mining Co. The (Tuolumne Co.) J. M. Wilmans secretary, 163-164 Crocker Bldg
OLD BOOK STORE THE
Daly & Curran proprietors, 206 Powell
Old Friends (Society of) headquarters 235
Kearny, room 9
Old Friends' Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Old Friends' Gazette (weekly) J. E. Slinkey publisher, 235 Kearny, room 9
Old George F .. clerk, r. 1641 Polk
Old Home Consolidated Mining Co. (Nevada Co.) Charles W. Weld secretary, 59, 1st OLD I X L
L. V. Merle proprietor, clothing, furnish- Ing goods, hats, cans and general mer- chandise, NE cor Mission and 6th
Old Ladies' Home (Episcopal) N s Golden Gate Av bet Masonic and Central Avs
Old Ladies' Home (Sisters of Mercy) See Our Lady's Home, 33 Rincon Pl
Old Ladies' Home University Mound, Miss Elizabeth F. Pearce matron, University opp Bacon
OLD LOUVRE
Schwarz & Beth proprietors, junction O'Farrell and Market
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME OF SAN FRANCISCO
(Crocker Memorial) Rev. Charles McKel- vey superintendent, 2507 Pine
Old Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery
OLD SOUTH PARK STATUARY DRUG STORE Tullio A. Rottanzi, M. D., proprietor, 301, 3d
OLD WASHINGTON HOTEL
Caroline Peters proprietor, Julius Popert and Fred Peters managers, 622-626, 4th, tel. Mint 821
Oldag Charles, beerbottler, 217 Point Lobos Av Oldag John, teamster, r. 10 Farren Av
Oldelehr John G., cashier Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co., r. 1215 Bush
Oldelehr John H., bartender Collins & Wheel- and, r. 91/2 Dale Pl
Oldenbourg Louise A. Miss, Interne Hospital for Children, r. 3700 Callfornia
Oldenburg Frederick, cook Warren & Malley, r. 533 Sacramento Oldenburg Frederick, helper Wm. F. Wilson, r. 813 Bryant
Oldenburg William, clerk, r. 813 Bryant Oldenschlager John, r. 4360, 25th
THE FILMER-ROLLINS ELECTROTYPE CO., .424 .SANSOME ST., S. F., CAL.
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editor The Bulletin, 413 Bush, r. Callfornia Hotel
Older Herbert, linotype operator Bulletin, r. Alameda
Oldfield Charles, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 1000B Golden Gate Av
Oldis Frank E., clerk S. F. Gas & Elec. Co., r. 3603 Mission
Oldis Josephine, widow, r. 3603 Mission
Olds Amasa H., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 252 Carl
Olds Frank, rancher, r. 252 Carl
Olds George L., druggist Baxter & Oesting, r. 534 Bush
Olds James, rancher, r. 252 Carl
Olds James W., bridgebuilder, r. 560 Howard Olean Emma Miss, r. 418 Ellis
Olegni Seraphine, waiter, r. 1529, 7th Av South Olender Isaac, tanner Samuel Olender, r. 2408, 25th
Olender Julius, tanner Samuel Olender, r. 1337 Alabama
Olender Samuel, tannery, 1230 Hampshire, r. 2408, 25th
Olesen Annie Miss, necktie maker, r. 114 Turk Olesen Charles, laborer, r. 6 Rose PI
Olesen John, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 179 Perry
Oleson Charles, seaman, r. 13712 Natoma
Oleson Hans, flaskmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 328 Jersey
Oleson Hakon E., 1st officer str Jewel, r. 2967, 26th
Oleson Louis A., 2d officer str Greenwood, r. 256A Shipley
Oleson Mabel, domestic, 665 Broderick
Oleson Ole, solicitor, r. 1126 Market
Oleson Olof, seaman, r. 5 Hodges Alley
Oleson Olof, seaman, r. 2512 Alta
Oleson S., machinist Union Iron Wks
Oleta Canal and Power Co. (Amador Co.)
W. B. Thomas secretary, 416 Safe Deposit Bldg
Oleya Frances, widow, r. 7 Dawson Pl
Olfin William, waiter, r. 211, 4th
Olguin Max, bitmaker R. L. Clark & Co., r. 12 Himmelmann PI
Olin Luman D., clerk, r. 1184 Haight
Olin Silas, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r. 836 Valencia
[ Olin. See Ohlen
Olinda Ranch Co. (Orange Co.) Wm. H. Bailey president, 530 California, room 2
Olinger Charles H., salesman Bellingham Bay, Imp. Co., r. East Oakland
Olinsky William, buyer A. Crocker & Bros., r. 623 Octavia
Olinto Pissa, peddler, r. 5 Prescott Pl
Oliphant Elizabeth, widow, r. 3619, 18th
Iron Olltzky Frederick, boilermaker Union Wks, r. 317 San Jose Av
Oliva Charles, r. 21B Elgin Park Av
Oliva E. & Son (Emanuele and John) wood and coal, 211712 Mason
Oliva Emanuele (E. Oliva & Son) r. 211712 Ma- son rear
Oliva Frederick B., teamster E. Oliva & Son, r. 21171/2 Mason rear
Oliva G. B., fireman Fontana & Co., r. 731 Vallejo Oliva Giovanni, pickle maker, r. 6 Newell PI Oliva Giovanni, solicitor Charles Christensen, r. 822 Filbert
Oliva Giovanni, vegetable peddler, r. 7261/2 Montgomery Av
Oliva John (E. Oliva & Son) r. 21171/2 Mason rear Oliva John, peddler, r. 715 Grenwich
Oliva Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1933 Union Oliva S. Mrs., widow, r. 191412 Powell
Olivas Guillermo, tamale maker Frank San- chez, r. 504B Vallejo
Olive The, H. A. Conrad proprietor, 623 Cali- fornia
Oliver Adam, laborer, r. 902 Howard
Oliver Alexander, draper, r. NW cor 23d and Hoffman Av
Oliver Andrew A., r. 2820 Plne
KEELEY INSTITUTE,
1170 Market Street, San Francisco. (Formerly at Los Gatos.)
The KEELEY TREATMENT will cure you of all craving for alcohol, opium or tobacco.
OLIVER BARTHOLOMEW P.
real estate, 114 Montgomery, tel. Main 69. r. 1800 Golden Gate Av
Oliver Catherine, widow, r. 2820 Pine
Oliver Charles F., r. 506 Powell
Oliver Chilled Plow Works, E. K. Lindsey manager, 37 Market
Oliver Clara Miss, nurse, r. 918 Ellis
Oliver David, r. Old People's Home
OLIVER DAVID JR.
clerk Freight Auditor's dept S. P. Co., r. 3732, 22d
Oliver Dennis J., salesman, r. 126 Ellis Oliver E. Miss, teacher, r. 911 Taylor
OLIVER EDWARD
grand secretary Order Sons of St. George, and secretary St. George's Club, 317 Mason Oliver Francis B. (Oliver & Co.) r. 901 Powell Oliver Frank, porter, r. 705 Mission
Oliver Frank S., attorney-at-law Henley, Big- elow & Costello, 101 Sansome, r. 628 Sutter Oliver Fred, engineer California Glue Wks, r. 1515 Kansas
Oliver Frederick S., carpenter, r. 1515 Kansas Oliver Grace Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1020 Market Oliver Henry, painter, r. 1050 Howard
Oliver Henry J., engineer Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 819 Hampshire
OLIVER HOTEL
Mrs. M. I. Leach proprietor, 899 Pine
Oliver James, clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
Oliver James, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Oliver J. B., clerk, r. 34 Ellis
Oliver John, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1025 Mission
Oliver John, miner, r. 41012 Larkin
Oliver John A., laborer, r. 11 Ritch rear
Oliver John W., shipcarpenter Union Iron
Wks, r. Oakland
Oliver Joseph A., physician, r. 1825 Turk
Oliver Lizzie Mrs .. r. King's Daughters' Home Oliver Manuel, painter, r. 1050 Howard
Oliver Myers, laborer, r. 737 Howard
Oliver Otto E., carpenter, r. 522 Day
Oliver Peter, waiter, r. 725 Sansome
Oliver Thomas H., signpainter, 6 Sacramento, r. 1806 Geary
.Oliver Typewriter Agency, Fred W. Vaughan & Co. agents, 9 Mills Bldg, ground floor Oliver Viola Mrs. (Oliver & Cummings) r. 826 Page
Oliver Walter S., bookkeeper Charles A. Bailey, r. Berkeley
Oliver Walter T., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. San Jose
Oliver Wendell Holmes Society, William A. Day president, F. C. Mortimer secretary, 1118A Leavenworth
Oliver Willard N., manager Pacific Church- man, 731 California, r. 1006 Jones
Oliver William, coffee room Palace Hotel, r. 230 Natoma
Oliver William F., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r. Oakland
OLIVER WILLIAM LETTS
president California Cap Co., and manager American Lucol .Co., 218 California, room 1, r. Oakland
OLIVER & CO.
(F. B. Oliver and Alton H. Clough) com- mission merchants and coffee importers, 207 Battery, room 10
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,
215 Valencia St., Tel. Mission 40
J. R. SMITH TAILORING CO.,
230 BUSH ST. The Mills Bldg. Merchant Tailors.
.... PRICES FOR CASH. FIRST-CLASS WORK .... AND LOWEST
0
ST. HUBERT VINEYARD GO.,
224 BUSH STREET, None but the best qualities of goods Adjoining Mills Bldg. kept. . .
1328 OLI
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. OLS
Is Printed Direct From THIS DIRECTROY. ...... LINOTYPE SLUGS.
NEW YORK. MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE CO., Represented by ...... V. J. A. REY, 320 SANSOME STREET.
PHOTO SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. GEO. H. KAHN, 201 KEARNY ST., COR. SUTTER.
Oliver & Cummings (Mrs. Viola Oliver and Miss May Cummings) dressmaking, 221% Geary
1 Oliver. See Olivier
Olivera Manuel, laborer S. P. Co., r. 329 Val- lejo
Olivet Congregational Church, SW cor Noe and 17th
Olivet Presbyterian Church, Rev. Eber G. Mathena pastor, 420-426 Mississippi
Olivier Antoine (Olivier Bros.) r. 3507 Mission Olivier Brothers (Antoine and Jacques) bak- ery, 3507 Mission
Olivier Jacques (Olivier Bros.) r. 3507 Mission Olivier Jean, baker Olivier Bros., r. 3507 Mis- sion
Olivier Joseph, porter Haslett & Swayne, r. 4616, 18th
Olivier Pierre, baker Olivier Bros., r. 3507 Mission
Olivieri Giovanni, millhand C. R. Splivalo & Co., r. 75 Converse
OLIVINA VINEYARD
(Livermore, Cal.) Burr & Malpas Pacific Coast agents, 303 California, room 33
Ollard W. F., r. 439 Jessie
Ollert Felix, musician, r. 238 Kearny
Olley William, groceries and liquors, 535 Fol- som
Ollier William M., bartender I. Holt, r. 650 Mission
Ollino Giuseppe, physician, r. 700 Broadway
Ollivera Manuel, fisherman, r. 32912 Broad- way
Ollrich John F., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron Wks, r. 10 Mint Av
Ollrich John J., blacksmith Buckman's Camp Ollrich Louisa, widow, r. 10 Mint Av
Olmas Joseph, soleleather cutter W. F. Van Bergen & Co., r. 1018 Howard
Olmedo Frederico R., barber, 114 Halleck, r. 13 Hopeton Terrace
Olmo Antonio (Olmo & Ferrari) r. 10181/2 Montgomery rear
Olmo A. V., musician, r. 1711 Mason Olmo Emile, plumber J. A. Schalich, r. 3416 Misslon
Olmo Giuseppe, gardener, 45 Colombo Market Olmo & Ferrari (Antonio Olmo and Louis Fer- rari) liquors, 423A Broadway
Olmstead Catherine O., widow, r. 7071% Hyde
Olmstead Celia Miss, teacher piano, 514 Tay- lor
Olmstead Frank W., teamster Weston Basket and Mfg Co.
Olmstead Frederick L., asst cashier Lon- don and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Olney Charles D., asst secretary Chollar Min- ing Co., 79 Nevada Block. r. Oakland
Olnev Edward, draughtsman Parke & Lacy, r. Oakland
Olney Elbert, painter Kuss & Storz, r. 133 San Jose Av
Olney John W., clerk Local Freight office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Olney Warren (Olney & Olney) r. Oakland
Olney Warren Jr. (Olney & Olney) r. Oakland OLNEY & OLNEY
(Warren and Warren Jr.) attorneys-at- law, 101 Sansome, room 7
Oloff Herman, fireman Olympic Salt Water Co., r. 319, 49th Av
Olofson Carl F., lumberman C. A. McPhce, r. 1757. 18th Av South
Olofson Charles, seaman str North Fork Olofson J. L. A., compositor Report, r. Oak- land
[} Olofson. See Olafsen
Olpherts Robert, bookkeeper La Grande Laun- dry Co., r. 965 Folsom
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