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SUPPLIES DEVELOPING, PRINTING, RELOADING.
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery St.
SON
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.
SOR 1595
Son Lena A., widow, r. 1346 Ellis Son Leo, clerk, r. 1346 Ellis
Son Romeo A., clerk Son Bros. & Co., r. 1346 Ellis
Sonbrailo Andro, restaurant, 1432 Howard Sonburg Arnold F., groceries and liquors, 916 Bryant
Sondag Alphonse, cutter John Sondag, 2031/2 O'Farrell
Sondag John, flour agent, r. 2928 Pine
Sondag John, merchant tallor, 2031/2 O'Farrell Sonderleiter Frank (Herbert, Sonderleiter & Rossum) r. 1405 Steiner
Sonderup Axel, bookkeeper Johnson & Brown, r. 6A Shotwell
Sonderup Joachim B., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3397 Sacramento
Sonderup Margrethe Miss, stenographer Gil- bert Bros. & Co., r. 6 Shotwell
Sondheim Edward, bookkeeper, r. 212 Eddy
Sondheimer Moses (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 1324 Sutter
Sondheimer Solomon, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 911 Ellis
Songer Alexander, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 216 Bush
Sonne Herman, contractor, r. 1536 Jackson Sonne Mathias A., carpenter, r. 7291/2 Treat Av Sonnemann Herman, liquors, 629 California
Sonnenberg Albert, salesman Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r. 1531 Geary
Sonnenberg Bertha Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Sonnenberg Emma J., widow, r. 1531 Geary Sonnenberg Henry, quartermaster str City of Para, r. 31 Broadway
Sonnenberg Henry G., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 1531 Geary
Sonnenberg Julius, salesman Newman & Levi- son, r. 1531 Geary
Sonnenberg Louis B., r. 1502 Callfornia
Sonnenberg Samuel, bookkeeper D. Samuels Lace House Co., r. 1502 California
Sonnenberg Sigmund, salesman B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 1531 Geary
Sonnenfeld Samuel, lapidary, 331 Kearny
Sonnenwald Gottlieb, Ilquors, 425 Pacific, r. 625 Pacific
Sonnenwald Peter, helper George H. Tay Co., r. 625 Pacific
Sonner James, stableman Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r. 549, 6th
Sonnichsen Charles, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR, r. 1132 Union
Sonnichsen Jens N., r. 510 Buchanan
Sonnichsen Nicholas, clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 3026 Sacramento
Sonntag Charles (Chas. Sonntag & Co.) 116 Market
Sonntag Chas. & Co. (Charles Sonntag) com- mission merchants, glycerine, etc, and agents U. S. Cartridge Co., 114-116 Market Sonntag Emil, coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r. 135 Collingwood
Sonntag Gustav, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co. Sonntag Henry P. (Bovee, Toy & Sonntag) r. San Rafael
SONNTAG JULIAN
general manager The Giant Powder Co. Consolidated, 430 California
Sonntag Julius, cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 634 Green
Sonntag Lincoln, attorney-at-law and notary public, 116 Market, r. 2126 Howard
Sonntag Paul H., instrument maker Joseph C. Sala, r. 522 Capp
Sonntags-Blatt Des California Demokrat, 413 Bush
Sonntags Post (weekly) Abend Post Co. pro- prietors, 535 California
SONOMA COUNTY LAND AND POWER CO.
R. H. Warfield president, John F. Byxbee secretary, 214 Pine, rooms 40-41
Sonoma Lumber Co., Willlam Westover presi- dent, D. L. Westover secretary, 319 Pine, room 26
Sons of St. George, Edward Oliver grand sec- retary, 317 Mason
ECONOMY" STEAM FAN For forced draught Oregon. Improvement C.
Sons of the American Revolution (California Society) Sidney M. Smith president, Edwin Bonnell secretary, 101 Montgomery
SONS OF VETERANS
(Callfornla Dlvlslon) Charles L. Pierce division commander, Frank R. Handley adjutant, 13 Pine
Soo Hoo Tong, Interpreter Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 917 Clay
Sooman John, r. 741 Pennsylvania Av
Sopa Peter G., restaurant, 3300 Mission, r. 35061/2 Mission
Soper Charles B., fireman str Gold, r. 15 Heron Soper Charles H. A., teamster, r. 15 Heron Soper Harleigh F., student, r. 317 Noe
Soper John F., vice-consul Hawalian Islands, 206 Sansome, room 22, r. Occidental Hotel SOPER JOSEPH H.
physician and surgeon, 55-56 Chronicle
Bldg, hours 1 to 4 p m, r. 317 Noe, hours 7 to 8:30 a m, tel. Mission 121
Soper Mary A. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Soper May, splce dept Columbia Coffee and Spice Co., r. 15 Heron
Soper Timothy D., r. 3 Meacham PI
Sophey Abraham, machinist, r. 760 Fulsom
Sophey Albert, sawyer Commercial box Fac- tory
Sophey Joseph, blacksmith, 820 Folsom)
Soquet Paul, nurse French Hospital
Soracco Angelo, baker, r. 11 Lafayette Pl
Soracco Frederick, laborer, r. 600 Francisco
Soracco Giobata B. (Soracco & Daneri) r. 504 Filbert
Soracco & Daneri (Giobata B. Soracco and Enrich Daneri) wood and coal, 16171/2 Pow- ell
Sorbet Louis, waiter Occidental Restaurant, r. 16151/2 Mason
Sorbier Louise Mme., president Women's Edu- cational and Industrial Union, r. 200 Van Ness Av
Sorbio Lorenzo, grinder cutlery, 71/2 Gordon, r. 9 Gordon
Soren Joseph, waiter, r. 327 Eureka
Sorensen Andrew, canvasser, r. 663 Mlnna Sorensen Andrew, clerk, r. 411/2 Clara
Sorensen Andrew, waiter Carl G. Larsen, r. 148 Perry
Sorensen Anton, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Sorensen Charles M., merchant tailor, 422 Post, r. 835 McAllister
Sorensen Christian, r. 7 Mint Av
Sorensen Christian, driver, r. 8 Bourbon Pl
Sorensen Christian, teamster J. Browning, r. 1035 I
Sorensen Hans K., laborer, r. 2666, 21st
Sorensen Herbert, fireman Engine 14, r. 1013 McAllister
Sorensen James A., watchmaker and jeweler, 135, 6th, r. 37 Russ
Sorensen Jens, tailor r. 1817 Dupont
Sorensen John, laborer Viking Brewing Co., r. 2 Codman Pl
Sorensen Lars, shoemaker John Lind, r. 520 Vallejo
Sorensen Laurldts, janitor, r. 52012, 9th
Sorensen Nels, seaman, r. 124 Newman
Sorensen Nelson (Enterprise Bottling Co.) r. 232 Shotwell
Sorensen Niels C., tailor, 246 Ellis
Sorensen Peter, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 444 Brannan
Sorensen Peter, seaman, r. 227 Harrison
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FRANCIS-VALENTINE CO.,
Since the Fire.
ALL NEW TYPE
517 CLAY STREET, 510, 512, 514, 516 COMMERCIAL STREET.
WATSON & CO.
Electropoise
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. 124 Market Street.
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO., 37 Market Street, S. F.,
SHOW CASES
1596
SOR
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. SOU
J. C. WILSON & CO.
900 Battery St. Tel. Main 1864. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COAL. Family Trade a Specialty.
Serensen Samuel, steward, r. 1042 Howard Sorensen Seren (Campbell & Sorensen) r. 1761 Mission
Sorensen Soren, restaurant, 112, 2d, r. 105 Prospect Pl
Sørensen Soren M. (Romer & Sorensen) r. 1212 Scott
Sorensen Theodore A., harness maker, r. 69 Albion Av
Sørensen Thomas, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Sorensen Walter, carpenter, r. 17 Elliot Park Sorensen Walter, seaman, r. 137 Folsom
Sorensen William, wood and coal, 1013 Mc- Allister
Serensen William Jr., clerk William Sorensen, r. 1013 McAllister
Sorensky Abraham, r. 2922, 16th
Sorenson Amelia, widow, r. 43712, 4th
Sorenson Andrew, metorman Market St. Ry, r. 340612 Mission
Sorenson August G., draughtsman First St. Wks Union Iron Wks, r. 307 Eddy
Sorenson Charles, cook R. J. Techau & Co., r. 102912 Natema
Sorenson Christian, waiter, r. 435 Stevenson Sorenson Christian A., marine engineer, r. 747 Folsom
Sorenson Christopher, hostler Callfornia Bot- tling Ce., r. 1407 Eddy
Sorenson Christopher, manager Eagle Cycle Co., 1744 Market, r. 4112 Clara
Serenson George, laborer Viking Brewing Co., r. 2 Codman Pl
Sorenson Hans, carpenter, r. 137 Erle
Sorenson John, silverman Palace Hotel, r. 323 Jessie
Sorenson Kate, widow, r. 115 Capp
Sorenson Ludwig N., seaman, r. 3265, 20th
Sorenson Nels, moterman Market St. Ry, r. 34061/2 Mission
Sorenson Nelson, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 171212 Polk
Sorenson S. (S. Sorenson & Co.) r. 78312 Market Sorensen & Co. (S. Sorenson) rubber stamps, 78312 Market
( Sorenson. See Sorensen and Sorrensen Sores Joseph, deckhand str Herald
Serg Conrad, roofer C. Kropp, r. 1413 Bu- chanan rear
Serg Dora, widow, r. 1413 Buchanan rear
Serg J. George, roofer C. Krepp, r. 1509 Turk rear
Sorg P. J. Co. The (Middletown, Ohlo) M. P. Gleason agent, 410 Sacramento
Serge Lawrence E., waiter, r. 650, 4th Serhan James, r. 6, 14th
Sorla Alfred, saddlemaker W. Davis & Son, r. 71812 Union
Sorla Charles, wireworker, r. 71812 Unlon
Seria Deciderla V. de, widow, r. 7 Magner Pl Soria Jesus Mrs., r. 71812 Union
Serich Anten, restaurant, 5 Brooks, r. 941 Halght
Serley William, baker str Acapulco, r. 1011 Mason
Sorlle John B., Ilthographer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 312 Waller
Sorlund Willlam, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Sorman Joan, widow, r. 226 Clinton Park
Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 321 Montgomery, r. 2100 Mason
Soresis Frult Co., F. M. Smith president, A. H. Clough secretary, 101 Sansome, room 26
Sorrell A. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 2 Lower Terrace
Sorrell Alfred W., carpenter J. Young, r. 2 Lower Terrace
Sorrells Lizzie Miss, compositor, r. 616 Ellls Sorrells Rosanna, widow, r. 616 Ellis
Sorrenson Abraham, paper carrier, r. 1309 Larkin
Serrenson Andrew, r. 1900 Page
Sorrenson Chris, driver Morton Special De- livery, r. 408 Taylor
Sorrentino Giuseppe, shellfish, 9 Clay St. Mar- ket, r. 9 Lafayette Pl
Sorres Frank, varnisher, r. 423 Greenwich Sorrick Ira (J. H. Wood & Co.) r. Berkeley Sosnowskł Frederick, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 120 Valley
SOSPITA CO.
female remedies, 417-419 and 499 Parrott Bldg
Soss Emma Mrs., restaurant, r. 712 Kearny Sosso Andre, pastemaker Mrs. T. Sosso, r. 1325 Dupont
Sosso Ernest, pastemaker Mrs. T. Sosso, r. 1325 Dupont
Sesse Lorenzo, clerk, r. 514 Eddy
Sosse Peter, actor, r. 967 Mission
Sosso Theresa, widow, macaronl factory, 1325 Dupont
Sotek Vincent, boxmaker Myers, Carrick & Williams, r. 4141/2, 6th
Soto Angel B., barber, 3059, 16th, r. 2612 Syca- more Av
Sote Angelo, laborer, r. 776 Folsom
Soto House, Edward Relkin proprietor, 32, 4th Soto J. C., laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 11131% Howard
Sote Marina, beotblack, r. 626, 4th
Seto Martin, laborer, r. 1 Edith
Sote Romole M. F., attorney-at-law, 67-68 Ne- vada Block
Sote Salvador de, clerk Auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 32012 Scott
Soto Secrunchino, groceries, 11 Pinckney Pl Sotzen John A., taller, r. 324 Phelan Bldg
Soubease Josephine, wldow, midwife, r. 114 Trenton
SOUC L. A. & CO.
(Louls A. Souc and Albert Horiger) real estate and insurance brokers, 465-467 Va- lencla, tel. Mission 273
Souc Leuis A. (L. A. Souc & Co.) r. 3639, 17th Souder Charles, milker Slx Mile Dairy, r. off Mission nr Slx Mlle House
Souder M. Mrs., retoucher Theo. C. Marceau, r. 224, 7th
Souders Mary J., widew, r. 524 Eddy
Souders Pierre, r. 1615 Masou
Soukup Alolse L., widow, notlens, 41212 Geary Soula Frederick, laundryman P. Hondeville, r. 234, 1st
Soulage Alphense, porter Lenormand Bros., r. 3926 Folsom
Soulages Jules, foreman Cal. Wine Assn, r. 820 Pacific
Soulages Pierre, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.
Soulange Eugene, cook Alms House
Soule Abbie L. Miss, r. 323, 1st
Soule Arthur C. (Soule Bros.) r. 8 Collingwood Soule Arthur L., master bk Martha Davis, office 220 Callfornia
Soule Beach C. (E. B. Beck & Co.) r. Oakland Soule Brothers (Arthur C. and Thomas H.) carpenters and bullders, 40 New Montgom- ery
SOULE CHARLES Z.
surveyer and civil engineer, r. 1330 Ellls
Soulé E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1509 Howard
Soule E. G., harnessmaker W. Davls & Son, r. Oakland
Soulé Fannle L. Miss, school teacher, r. 1509 Howard
SOULE KENDRICK B.
manager Lick House, W s Montgomery bet Pest and Sutter
KEELEY TREATMENT, 1 170 Market St., San Francisco. (FORMERLY AT LOS GATOS.)
" As a simple matter of fact, not a week passes without witness. ing men legally convicted of capital offenses on evidence far less conclusive than that which proclaims the genuineness and efficacy of the Keelav Cure for drunkenness."-REV. A. B. O'NEILI . C. S. C.
AND TIRE CO.
Representing me ELASTIC TIP CO. and CHICAGO TIP
THE ROBERT MALCOM CO., 735 Market Street, S. F.
Patentees and Manufacturers of the Rubber-tipped Arrow Parlor Game.
AUTOGRAPHIC REGISTER COMPANY, 523 Market Street. A. H. ADAMS, President and Manager.
It won't forget charges. It won't be dishonest. It won't allow disputes
SOU
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.
SOU 1597
Soule Lydia P., widow, r. 323, 1st
Soule Maria L. Mrs., teacher Denman Gram- mar School, r. 2208 Grove
Soule Milan, surgeon str Australia
Soule Rose F. Miss, clerk, r. 178 San Carlos Av Soule Samuel P., dairy produce, r. 30 Rin- con Pl
Soule Sidney, traveling salesman Revere Rub- ber Co.
Soule Thomas H. (Soule Bros.) r. 8 Colling- wood
Soule William F., grain and commission mer- chant, 214 Plne, room 24, r. Alameda Souler C. Mrs., r. 1614 Castro
Soules Laurenz, pastry cook, r. 12 Jansen
Soulier Joseph G., machinist Galli Machine Wks, r. 14, 8th
Souriau Desire, nurse, r. 115 Morris Av
Souriau Louis D., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 115 Morris Av
Sousa Frank, r. 54 Minna
Sousa Mary, widow, r. 54 Minna
Souter James, clerk, r. 503 Folsom
SOUTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO. W. R. Grace & Co. agents, 203 California South Bend Iron Works, office 37 Market
South Bend Mill Co. (South Bend, Wash.) James A. Lacy agent, 22 Market, room 7 South Benjamin, carpenter, 1921 Ellis
South Charles D., journalist, r. 221 Gough South Coast Paper Mills (Soquel, Cal.) O'Neill Bros. & Callaghan agents, 418 Clay South End Boat Club, 3d St Wharf
SOUTH END PICKLE AND PRE-
SERVING WORKS, John Loeffler proprie- tor, manufacturer pickles, sauces, vinegar, etc., 422-428, 5th, telephone South 491
South End Primary School, Miss Ida E. Coles principal, Somerset nr Burrows
South End Warehouse, George H. Lemman proprietor, N s Townsend bet 1st and 2d
South Eureka Mining Co. (Amador Co.) Abra- ham Halsey secretary, 530 California, rooms 49-50
South Feather Water and Union Mining Co. (Butte Co.) Abraham Halsey secretary, 530 California, rooms 49-50
South J. Miss, janitrix Denman School
Grammar
South John, printer, r. 43 Van Ness Av South John G. (South & Burton) r. 908 Florida South Joseph, guard County Jail 2
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST RAILWAY CO.
W. V. Huntington secretary, 4 Montgom- ery, ticket office and ferry foot Market
South Pacific House, F. F. Moller proprietor, 22 East South
South Paloma Gold Mining Co. Limited (Cala- veras Co.) John A. Wright president, Charles W. Howard Jr. secretary, 212 San- some, room 18
SOUTH PARK MALT HOUSE
Estate of Hermann Zwieg proprietors, N s Brannan bet 5th and 6th
SOUTH PARK PHARMACY
Thomas F. Blake proprietor, 416, 3d
South Point Warehouse, S s Berry bet 3d and 4th
South Prairle Coal Co., Thomas H. Henderson secretary, office 108 Mission
South San Francisco Brewery, San Francisco Breweries Limited, C. B. Stone general manager, Joseph Herzog manager, office 228-230, 2d, brewery NW cor Railroad Av and 14th Av South
South San Francisco Dock Co., W. A. M. Van Bokkelen secretary, 320 Sansome, room 9 South San Francisco Land and Improvement Co., George H. Chapman secretary, 202 Sansome
South San Francisco Masonic Building, SW cor 14th Av South and Railroad Av
South San Francisco Opera House, SW cor 14th Av South and Railroad Av
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. PUMPS,
Suction and Force, FOR HAND, WINDMILL AND POWER, ALL SIZES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PACKING AND PRO- VISION CO. (Charles Nonueumann and Henry Mohr) office 218 Front, packing house 7th Av South and M, slaughter house 4th Av South and M
South San Francisco Park, W s Railroad Av bet 8th and 9th Avs South
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO POLICE STATION E s Railroad Av bet 14th and 15th Avs South
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO TANNERY A. B. Patrick & Co. proprietors, 6th Av South bet Q and R, office 119 Clay
South Side Life Saving Station, Henry Smith keeper, Ocean Beach 4 mile south Ocean Av
South & Burton (John G. South and Arthur Burton) horse market, cor Harrison and 12th Southack Frank L., chief clerk Maintenance of Way dept S. P. Co., r. 924 Guerrero Southall J. E., mining, r. 326 Larkin
Southard Albert B., surveyor Market St. Ry, r. 1436A Point Lobos Av
Southard Edwin B., r. 1436A Point Lobos Av Southard Frank R., storekeeper Market St. Ry, r. 1746 Larkin
Southard John, carpenter Union Iron Wks, r. 946 Mission
Southard Mason C., inspector U. S. Customs, r. East Berkeley
Southard Medora Mrs., r. 903 Joues
SOUTHARD WILLIAM F., M. D.
eye, ear, nose and throat, hours 11 a m to 12 m and 1 to 3 p m, 603 Sutter, tel. Main 5572, r. Palo Alto, Car.
Souther Edgar D., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1117 Sut- ter
Souther Frank, teamster Morton Draying and Warehouse Co., r. 957 Market
Souther J. O., ship carpenter, r. 504. 20th Souther John W., druggist, r. 16 Rausch
Souther Joseph W., driver-Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 612 Bush
Souther Joseph W. Jr., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r. 612 Bush
Souther William H., cashier Home Mutual In- surance Co., Alameda
Southerland John, seaman, r. 342 Minna
Southern California Coal and Ciay Co., John Dolbeer agent, 10 California, room 3
Southern California Lumber Co. The, C. A. Hooper & Co., agents. 204 Front
Southern California Paper Co., James E. Gor- don president, 202 Market
Southern California Railway, 61 Chronicic Bidg SOUTHERN DISTRICT POLICE STATION 827 Folsom cor Miller PI
Southern Frederick, upholsterer P. C. SS. Co., r. 62712 Vallejo
Southern Heights Improvement Club, S s 20th nr Wisconsin
Southern Homeopathic Dispensary, 1024 Mis- sion
Southern Hotel, Galbally & Gavin proprietors, 419 Brannan
Southern J., waiter str Mexico
Southern Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Candelaria, Nev.) John H. Sayre secre- tary, 405 Montgomery
SOUTHERN OREGON CO.
Elijah Smith president, John L. Howard manager, wholesale lumber, office 16 Call- fornla
GEO. D. GRAHAM,
Member of Manufacturers and Producers Ass'n of Cal. LITHOGRAPHIC INKS.
PRINTING AND .
529 COMMERCIAL ST., San Francisco. TELEPHONE MAIN 240.
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N. CLARK & SONS.
1
FIRE TILE and STOVE LININGS, Manufacturers and Dealers
San Francisco. 17 and 19 3PEAR ST.,
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M. B. MORAGHAN'S OYSTERS.
The best for Oyster Dinners. Epicures Invar- iably cail for them. Family Orders a Specialty. Lowest prices Stalls 68, 69, 70, 71, and 47 and 48 California Market. Tel. 1329 M.
1598 SOU
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. SPA
BEST BRANDS OF HIGH-GRADE. OFFICE, MARKET AND SECOND STS.
Gundlach-Bundschu Wine Co. California Table Wines
Be Independent !
STUDY Shorthand AND Typewriting. MILLER-MERRILL COLLEGE,
855 MARKET STREET, San Francisco.
PARROTT BUILDING, Rooms 673-577.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
leases and controls S. P. RR of Cal., S. P. RR of Arizona, S. P. RR of New Mexico, S. P. C. Ry, N. Ry, N. Cal. Ry, C. P. RR, O. & C. RR, Cal. P. RR, C. P. Huntington president, Charles F. Crocker vice-presi- dent, T. H. Hubbard 2d vice-president, J. C. Stubbs 3d vice-president, E. C. Wright secretary, Nicholas T. Smith treasurer, office 4 Montgomery. Passenger depots SE cor 3d and Townsend and foot of Market. Freight depot 5th and Townsend. Ticket office 613 Market
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(Santa Cruz Division) office foot of Market, Freight shed Davis and Vallejo SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S BUILDING NE cor 4th and Townsend
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S FERRY foot of Market
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, 613 Market
Southern Pacific Employees Mutual Benefit Association, Mrs. Anna Cummings secre- tary, 4 Montgomery, room 32
Southern Pacific Hospital Department, Matth- ew Gardner chief surgeon, 75-76 Crocker Bldg
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MILLING CO.
Timothy Hopkins president, Fairfax H. Wheelan vice-president and manager, Eben McMillan secretary, 224 California
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA; J. L. Willcutt secretary, 23 Hobart Bldg
Southerner The, Mrs. Agnes Litton proprie- tor, 407 Mason
Southwell Frank L., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 603 Diamond Southwell John W., cigars, NE cor Turk and Fillmore, r. 1102 Fillmore
Southwick Frank L., clerk Railway Mail Ser- vice, r. Mayfield
Southworth M. E. Mrs., asst librarian Me- chanics' Institute, r. 614 Sutter
Southworth Scott S., dental student, 1170 Mar- ket
Souve Louis, cloakmaker Israel Botwin, r. 18 Harriet
Souza Frank, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 422 Drumm
Souza Frank, musician, r. 410 Pacific
Souza Frank, pressman Chronicle, r. 54 Minna Souza Frank, watchman, r. 715 Davis
Souza Manuel, barber, 2, 6th
Souza Manuel, sacksewer, r. 225 Filbert
Sowen Frederick, bartender, r. 437 Natoma Sower Abe Mrs., widow, r. 209 Minna
Sowers Frederick, tailor, 120 Sutter, room 53, r. San Leandro
Sowle Thomas, laborer, r. 77 Wilder
Spaar Conrad, brewer Washington Brewery, r. 912 Greenwich
Spaar John P. E., harness and saddlery, 702 Filbert, r. 912 Greenwich
Spacher Arthur D., apprentice Electrical En- gincering Co., r. 3111 Sacramento
Spacher Edgar L., lithographer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 3111 Sacramento
Spacher Peter J., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 3111 Sacramento
Spadaro Joseph, tallor Charies Lyons, r. 915 Vallejo
Spadeholtz Lester B., engincer Warren & Mal- ley
Spader Charles T. (Center & Spader) r. 124 Fair Oaks
Spadier Peter, salesman John Demartini & Co., r. 707 Green
Spadina Angelo, teacher music, r. 2417 Sacra- mento
Spadoni Joseph, fireman S. P. Co., r. 3437, 25th
Spadoni William, hostler Motroni & Guastucci, r. 63114 Green
Spadoni Zelmira, r. 63134 Green
Spaelti Frederick (Spaelti & Diethelm) r. 629 Commercial
SPAELTI & DIETHELM
(Frederick Spaelti and Ulrich Diethelm) proprietors Swiss Hotel, 627-629 Commer- cial
Spaeth G. C., clerk, r. cor 17th and Castro
Spafford Charles E., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 122, 10th
Spafford James H., blacksmith Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 1 Hampton Pi
Spafford James M., broker, 327 Front, r. 1733 Sutter
Spafford John G. Mrs., widow, r. 20412 Ritch
Spahn Michael, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1409 L South
[ Spahn. See Spohn
Spahr Reinhold, manager Carl Trefz, r. 1122 Kearny
Spaich John, packer, r. 509 Filbert rear
Spaight John C., manufacturers' agent, 84 Flood Bldg
Spaight Nellle, domestic, 1535A Mission
Spaight Michael, driver, r. 500 Anderson Spaight Patrick, laborer, r. 500 Anderson
Spalding Charles W., with Examiner, r. 818 Church
Spalding E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 818 Church SPALDING EDWARD B. REV., L. H. D.
rector St. John's Episcopal Church, S s 15th nr Valencia and rector Trinity School, 3300 Washington
Spalding George, president Spalding-Robbins Disc Plow Co., 217-219 Crocker Bldg, r. Oc- cidental Hotel
Spalding Harriet A. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary School, r. 4122, 26th
Spalding Helen Miss, r. 3300 Washington
SPALDING HENRY W.
chief clerk law department San Francisco. and San Joaquin Valley Rallway Co., 147- 148 Crocker Bldg, r. 441 Golden Gate Av
Spalding James L., compositor Hicks-Judd Co. Spalding-Robbins Disc Plow Co., George Spald-
ing president, John S. Robbins secretary, 217-219 Crocker Bldg
Spalding Sarah, widow, r. 4122, 26th
Spalding William A .. commissioner
State
Board of Commissioners of the Building and Loan Associations, 109 Callfornia, room 4, r. Los Angeles
Spalding William J., calker, r. 741 Harrison [ Spalding. See Spaulding
Spamer Henry C., manager yeast depot Golden Gate Distilling Co., 821A Howard, r. 2433- MIssion
SPAMER JUSTUS A.
vice-president Golden Gate Distilling Co., 207 Battery, r. 124 Liberty
Spandau Adolph, locksmith John G. Ills Co., r. 17 Pfeiffer
Spane Louis, milker Del Monte Dairy, r. cor Mission and Niagara Av
Spangenberg Adolph, lock expert Hail's Safe- and Lock Wks, r. East Oakland
Spangenberg Fernando, accountant Delmas & Shortridge, r. 7171/2, 5th Av
Spangenberg Helma Miss, dressmaking, 874 Mission
Spangenberg Louisa C., widow, r. 874 Mission Spangler Blanche M., widow, r. 1416 Broadway Spangler Frederick, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court
BOERICKE & RUNYON, REMOVED ACROSS THE STREET
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY. 231 SUTTER ST.
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Southern Pacific Company's
3 MATCHLESS · ROUTES
OGDEN
Sierra's Summit, Clad in Fragrant Pines. Donner Lake, Truckee and Humboldt Rivers. Utah's Inland Sea. SAN FRANCISCO TO CHICAGO -THREE DAYS.
SHASTA
Unrivaled Scenic Glories. Sublime Mount Shasta. Regal Canyon of the Sacramento. Forests of Stately Conifers. Hurrying Waters. "Floral Beauty on Frowning Cliff."
SUNSET
Made Immortal by Sunset Limited. Bands the Continent with Commercial Steel. A Royal Girdle. San Francisco to New Orleans.
Gem-studded by Los Angeles, Pomona, Tucson, El Paso, San Antonio, Houston, and the Arcadia of Bayous, Teche and Atchafalaya.
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SUNSET LIMITED
The matchless trans continental train of the Southern Pacific Company, between San Francisco and New Orleans, over the great Sunset Route.
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The fame of this train is world wide, not merely because its promoters have advertised it all over the world, but because its magnificence, its superb service, and the superior attractions of the route have arrested the attention and won the admiration of the traveling public from all parts of the world.
Sunset Limited is distinctly a winter service train, operating from the first week in November till the close of March. It makes the longest unbroken trip of any train in the world, and affords a cross-continent journey amid continual spring time scenes of flowers and sun- shine. No snow; no blizzards; no storm blockades.
If you contemplate a transcontinental trip after November ist arrange to take Sunset Limited. It will cost you nothing extra, and will be remembered as the trip of a lifetime. Inquire of S. P. Co. Agents for schedules and other information.
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DEVELOPING, PRINTING, RELOADING.
KODAKS,
PHOTO SUPPLIES. T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery St.
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CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.
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Spanhake William (Feiss & Spanhake) r. 600 O'Farrell
Spanier Isabelle, widow, r. 322 Ellis
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